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Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01
Polish Giant, Who Starred
Here Ten Years Ago
On Way to America
From Copenhagen.

Joe Stecher, worlds champion
heavyweight wrestler, will probably
meet Stanislaus Cyganewicz Zbysz-
ko, the Polish giant, in the next
worlds championship wrestling
match"
Zhyszko is coming back to Ameri-
ca, "all bet up" to challenge all
corners and goers. libby, the elder,
wires Jack Herman, his manager,
that he sailed from Copenhagen yes
terday with the European wrestling
championship tucked away in his
hip pocket and degree of doctor of
laws he recently received from vi
emma university all nicely framed for
display purposes. ..
Herman sends the following Joy
full communication to the sporting
world through sports editors over
the country:
Chicago, ILL.,. Jan. 3l.--Stanislaus Zbyszko.
who is due to arrive IN New York on Feb
ruary IL for his American tour, will meet
all challengers for the worlds champion
ship regardless of weight color or affilIa-
tlOHS, dCCOruluG TO announcement today by
his manager. Jack Herman, OF Chicago.
Ibyszko will be ready to go to the mat with
any wrestler In the country within ten days
after HIS arrival. -
Herman is being deluged with offers for
the Polish giant a great favorite with the
American wrestling public, and II Is likely
that he will start his tour In New York
meeting one of the top notch American
wrestlers. After filling a half dozen en-
gagements In the east. zbysko will grad
ually work westward, where fifty dates are
awaiting him. Judging from the stacks
Of offers Herman is receiving daily, 1t
seems that every wrestling promoter in the
country, as well as hundreds OF Polish or
ganisstions, are eager to arrange dates for
&hysakA
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Frank Birch, reputed to be the
best official ir the Big Ten confer
ence, has been secured to referee
the game. big Tim Corey, ex-
Cornhusker star and formerly a
student of Stiehm's, will officiate as
umpire. The game will start at 8
p. m.
All three games, the one in Oma-
ha and the two in Lincoln, promise
to be the greatest basket ball treats
Nebraska has ever known. ~.
Said He'd Be Back.
When Jumbo" Stiehm left the
position of athletic coach at Ne
braska university four years ago he
told intimate friends that some day
he would return to Nebraska and
under his wing would be record
breaking" team. Today he is on his
way back with that team.
From Nebraska, Stiehm went di-
rectly to the University of Indiana,
where he has been turning out good
teams every year since.
Last year his foot ball team got
away to poor start But they
wound up the season by defeating
Syracuse, champions of the east, IS
to f.
When basket ball season opened
Stiehm's quintet started right out
to clean up the Big Ten conference.
Ohio State. Michigan and Michi-
gan Aggies all tasted defeat at the
hands of the Hoosiers. Purdue
nosed out victory over Stiehm's
warriors.
The Hoosiers defeated Northwest
)ern last night in Bloomington, Ind,
81 to II.
Their victory over Northwestern
gave them third place in the race for
the Western conference title.
The following shows Indiana's
standing in the big Ten" confer
ence to date:
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01
HAGEN, BARNES
and M'NAMARA
FOR OPEN TITLE
Three American Golfers t
Compete at Deal for
British Open Cham
pionship.

New York, Jan. 3l.-James M
Barnes, the Sunset Hill (St. Louis,
golf professional, will not locate If
the metropolitan district this sea
son, but will be back on his St
Louis job, according to reports from
that city.
The directors of the club held a
meeting at which it not only has de-
cided to ask Barnes to remain with
the club through 1920, but to send
him abroad to compete in the Brit
ish open championship, there to
represent the city of St. Louis.
No contract was signed at the
meeting, the report continues, but
an agreement was entered into, said
to involve larger salary than the
lanky, long-hitter received last year.
There was some objection to having
Barnes go abroad, thereby taking
his services away from the club for
period of considerable length, but
the objecters were won over. Tom
Mcnamara and Walter Hagen also
go to England.
The Americans are going up
against a tough game. for there are
few who believe that Harry Vardon,
]. H. Taylor, James Baird and Al
exander Herd are by any means out
of the championship running, and
there are men like Abe Mitchell,
George Duncan, Arnaud Massey,
Laurence Ayton and several others
to serve as stumbling blocks for
the experts from this side of the
Atlantic. Nevertheless only one man
can win the British open title and
there is no British law against its
being Walter Hagen, Jim Barnes or
Tom Mcnamara, who will represent
America.
Golfers are interested in the latest
reports from Kent, England, where
the Deal Golf clubs course is situ-
ated, as it is doubtful that the links
can be made playable in time for the
1920 British open championship.
Soon after the outbreak of the
war in 1914 the British military at
thorities converted part of this
course into a shooting range. Six
holes of the links were comman-
deered by the government officials,
who quickly changed the fairways,
greens, hazards and tees into cha
otic area of we'll trampled common.
When the Deal club regained pos
session of its property recently part
of the course was in an appalling
condition.
According to Stanley Davis, pro-
fessional at the Omaha Field club,
the English golfers are figuring on
beating the American trio.
Davies arrived in Omaha last
Thursday after an extended trip to
Enland.
Taylor told me very confiden-
tally that Warden, Baird and him
self were sure to win" said Davies.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01
? -}0SPECTS GOOD
FOR BEST CAGE
MEET EVER HELD
Nebraska High School Basket
Ball Tourney Promises to Be
Great Event-Side At
fractions Planned.

Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 3l.-(Special.)
Prospects for the 1920 Nebraska
High school basket ball tournament
held under the auspices of the state
university athletic department March
4, S and 6, are that it will be the big
gest and best ever held and that there
will be more than $50 teams entered,
according to the announcement of
Paul Schissler, Husker basket ball
coach.
Schissler has already received l28
entries in reply to cards sent out last
Monday. Last year the total number
of teams entered was 120 There are
still number of teams from larger
towns and cities in the state that
have not yet been heard from that
will in all probability enter the meet.
For this reason it is believed that the
total number of team entries will be
more than $50.
The Lincoln Commercial club and
the university athletic department
are already considering plans for a
better tournament than ever before
The Cornhusker basket men will
meet Colorado college on March S
and 6 on the university floor. Colo
rado college is the My team that has
succeeded in overcoming the Husk-
ers this year, having split series of
two games on their home floor a few
weeks ago.
Arrangements are being made by
the athletic authorities to have the
Chicago university wrestling team
meet the Husker mat men here dur
ing the tournament.
The Commercial club will gave a
banquet to l,500 high school players
during their visit in the city. Plans
are also being made to obtain better
accommodations for the high school
lads than have been afforded them in
previous years. Business men have
promised to open up their homes to
the visitors during the tournament.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01
Players Get Raise,

New York, Jan. 3l.-A salary in.
crease of close to 50 l-3 per cent to
the players of the Brooklyn Nation.
al league base ball club was an.
nounced here Saturday by Presi.
dent Charles H. Ebbets. The Su.
perbas' executive, in discussing the
spring training plans Of the team
stated that IA regular and six re-
(esuits bad signed l020 eoatrsets.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01
Volley Ball Tourney.

Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 3l.-(Special.)
The State Volley Ball tournament
of business mems Y. M. c. A.
classes will be held in Lincoln all
day Saturday, February 7. Eleven
cities are eligible to send teams to
the meet. They are: Omaha. Nor
folk, Fremont, York, Grand Island,
Beatrice, Columbus, Aurora, Seward
and Hastings.
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Cards Buy Players.

St. Louis, Jan. 3l.-The St. Louis
National announced the purchase of
the following players: Manager
Grover Hartley, catcher of the Co.
lumbia club of the American asso-
citation; Arthur Griggs, first base
man of the Sacramento team of the
Pacific Coast league; and James
McAuley, shortstop Of the Kansas
City American association team.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01
Sport Breuities

Boxing was definitely introduced into
Japan last month when the Knights Of
Columbus staged . series Of bouts for the
entertainment OF the men Of the U. 8. s.
South Dakota on their excursion under the
auspices Of the X. c. to the Great Dia-
butsu Buddha at Kamakura.
Pitcher Love and Second Baseman
Young have signed contracts with the
Detroit American league club for the 1870
season. This leaves five regular and two
utility men still to be signed up.
Ben Nitzke Of Storm Lake., Ia, will
meet Billy Schroeder Of indianapolis on
the mat In Des Moines on February 8.
Michigan's base ball nine. which will
open the, Western intercollegiate season at
BLOOMINGTON. Ind, on April 10, will be
whipped into shape with . southern train
Ing trip that will Include six games with
three fast college teams Of the southland.
Donations amounting to 100000 crowns
have already been received by Sweden's .
Olympic committee, which II making
prsparations for the participation at Ant
werp next summer.
In order that Brasil may be represented
BY thoroughly trained team Of athletes
during the Olympic games at Antwerp,
Belgium, next summer. movement 10 on
foot to provide IN expert American coach
- prepare ~ 0sAsiuA1D eee eeoDeNHens
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01
Cambridge to Send Team.

London, Jan. 31.-The Cambridge
University Athletic association has
accepted Professionally the invitation
Of the University of Pennsylvania
to enter a team in the Pennsylvania
relay carnival at Franklin field,
Philadelphia, on May l. This state
ment was made Saturday by the
secretary Of the association who ex-
pressed doubts, however, regarding
the ability of the university to col-
lect team suitable for such for
eign invasion.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01
Prepares for Pin Meet

Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. 3i.-Secre-
tary A. L. Langtry of the American
Bowling congress, who has his head
quarters here, is now busy arrang-
ing the schedule for the big inter-
national bowling meet at Peoria,
ILL.,, in March. Entries do not close
until February q, and bowlers can
still send their entries in to Sec
retary Langtry. An entry list of
$50 teams is anticipated.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01
Navy Swimmers Win.

Annapolis, Jan. 31.-The Annap-
oils midshipmen defeated Princeton
here, 81 to 10 points, in a dual SWIM
ming engagement. featured by the
excellent work of the navy swim
mers in the 100 yards relay. The
team covered the distance in 1:lo As,
which equaled the academy record
that was hung up in the meet with
the Tigers last season.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01
Creighton High Quintet
SWamped by Denison, la.

Creighton High school basket
ball five went down to defeat at
the hands of Denison, Ia, High
school last night, in Creighton gym
nasium. The final count was % to 6.
Friday night, Creighton High
tied with Stella, Neb., High, "a to
"a. The game was played at Stella.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01
OMAHA UNI. five
TRIM s MIDLAND
QU|NTET,29 TO Is
Sensational Shooting Marks
Defeat of Fremonters at
Hands of Coach
Adams Crew.

Sensational sheeting, remarkable
passing, close guarding and excellent
teamwork on the part of Coach
Ernie Adams, University of Omaha
basket ball shooters were the out
standing features in their % to 16
victory over the Midland college of
Fremont, Neb., Saturday night al
the Uni gymnasium.
The visitors were the first to score
after few minutes of play, when
Beacon was Charged with a personal
foul and Gardner, left forward of the
Fremonters, shot free throw. But
the Uni squad soon took the lead.
Beacon shot a sensational goal from
the center of the floor. From then
on Coach Adams warriors kept in
the lead and the first half ended with
the score 16 to 10 in their favor.
The guarding of Bell and Hawk
featured for the visitors, while Cap
tain Elliotts and Bixby's shooting
also starred.
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Frank Birch, Big Ten Official, to Referee;
Tim Corey, Former Husker Star, Will Umpire

Ewad o. Jumbo" Stiehm, recognized the greatest
foot ball and basket ball coach the Missouri Valley confer
ence knew will fulfill the promise he made to Ne
braska university friends when he left that institution four
years ago. and return to Nebraska next Wednesday with
"recordbreakng' team
Stiehms 'record-breakers" will play Coach Tommy
Mills basket ball team in Creighton gymnasium Wednesday
night Thursday night and Friday night they will clash with
Coach Paul Schssler Cornhuskers the floor of which
Sehm created in his envabe record several
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01
Bluffs High Wins.

Council Bluffs high school basket
ball quintet journeyed down to Shen-
andoah Friday night on short notice
and added another victory to their
credit by swamping the high school
there. 50 to ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01
Caddock Wins and Loses

New York, N. Y, Jan. 81
Especial Telegram.)-To the.
Sports Editor of The Omaha Bee:
Caddock lost fall in two hours and
FIVE minutes, but won the heart of
New York. GENE MELADY.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01
Golf Bugs Out.

Terry Reimers, Joe Williams and
Judge Shields were out knocking
around" the Field club yesterday
afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01
Basket Ball Results.

Des Moines, Ia, Jan. 31.-Washington
defeated Drake in basket ball, Al to ~,
here Saturday.
Madison, Jan. 31.-Wisconsin defeated
Minnesota 2s to IL. IN Western con-
ference basket ball game.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 31.--The University
Of Pennsylvania defeated Yale. 81 to 26.
In an Intercollegiate league basket ball
game here.
Ann Arbor. Mich, Jan. 91.--Ohio easily
defeated Michigan In Western conference
basket ball game. 30 to is.
Columbia, Mo-, Jan. 31.-Missouri Cni-
versity again defeated the Kansas Aggies
IS TO 10, in Missouri Valley conference
basket ball game here Saturday night
1t was Missouri's eighth straight victory
bloomington, Ind, Jan. 21.--Indlana de-
feated Northwestern IN a Western confer
suea basket bail game. % TO u
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01
Dartmouth Goes West

Seattle, Wash, Jan. 3l.-Dart-
mouth college will meet the Univer-
sity of Washington at foot ball here
November II.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01
'STIEHM RETURNS TO
NEBRASKA BRINGING
GREAT CAGE QUINTET

Former Coach of Cornhuskers Remembers His Promise
To Return to Nebraska Some Day With Record
Breaking Team. His Hoosiers Will Play Creigh-
ton Here Wednesday Night and Nebraska In Lin
coin Thursday and Friday Nights.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01
Hockey Scores.

Cleveland, Jan. 3l.-The Cleveland
hockey team defeated the Niagara
Falls, Ont, team by a score OF 7
to 3.
Cambridge, Mass, Jan. 3l.-Har-
ward defeated Princeton at hockey
by a score of 6 to 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01

officials.-Referee. Verne Moore; time
keeper and official scorer. Charles Pulls;
time of halves, 20 minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-01

Ben Nitxke Of Storm Lake., Ia, will
meet Billy Schroeder Of indianapolis on
the mat In Des Moines on February 8.
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''SvET"

vakd anecnkd divky sed6 nebo keGe vorly kruh
malice rozprostreny sve sukne Jeh nabirane
Kayce ejich zasterk byy ozdobeny pfekrasy vysiva
nim kterym vyzdoby kabAtce syych milencl Neve
y mely vysoke deesy, lesknouci skennymi peslan
samkani Ne oei uch6vay 81 tohoto dne vzpomnku ba-
revneho oslnen
Po nekolika ydnech potkal sem PariM pfitele Koe:
china vcepresdenta Union eenale des decoratfs W.
prave jsem mu SVEN nadsen pro instnkvhi tradeni
umeni ktere ese dnes sy dust du ceskeho ovenskeho
umeni narodni We sve podstate kere byo nozno vde,
ak rozkvea nevetsim rozmachu nta ku fakouskeho
uherskeho streM pGvodnos jake cast narodniho
dadictv iako svedectv sveho prava samostatne z
A Z teto rozmluvy chodniku nedaeko Pavlonu Mar
sanova zrodila Sc rnyslenka vystavy: s4st 4E
Iaskav6st musef sbefateN Cech Moray a re
Sovenska akoz odbone v6domosti vkus oddanos
feora Niedereho pani Trsove sc Braunerove osatnch
telenu prazskeho vyboru myslenku tuto provedly.
Sc svolenm autorovym pfelozl dir. Sibik
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stavuje!" = Oni div samou
zdvofilosti neskocih mi do slu-
chatka a tax jsi Sc dostal, mi
zero, ma svobodu! Pojd', at to
spolu oslavime!" - Sli, ale
prazska policie Sc o tom nejak
dovedela. a vysetruje nyni, &C
je ma veci pravdy. Faktem je
vsak, re pan Karel Balcar
32lety je ma svobode -
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BAzAR SVOBODY v CHI
CAGU.
ceska Amerika nesmi zapome-
nouti tech, kteri ' boji "a sa-
mostatnost naroda nejvice W.
trpeli, kteri platili narodni dan
prolitou krvi a obetovanim
vlastnich zivotI.

Bazaar Svobody, poradany
Ceskoslovenskymi legionari a
We spojeni 50 Sokolstvem, Ma
rodnimi organisacemi a Spolky
v Chicagu, We dnech od %. do
&c. zari v Plzenskem Parku, je
We skutecnosti humannim pod
hikem, jehoz zdarnym uspe-
chem pomozeno byti ma tenn,
ktefi ma pomoc ceskoslovenske
Am ariky a celeho naroda mali
tech nejvetSich naroku = ma
Sim bratrum legionafum-inva-
lidum, bidou trpicim vdovam a
opustenyn, sirotknm.
Poradatelstvo Bazaru sc o.
braci k YAM, ceskoslovenske-
mu lidu Americe laskavou
prosbou o pomoc, pfispelte le-
den kazdy die moznosti pene-
zitym obnosem neb pfislusnym
! darkem, zapomente stranic-
kych zaimu, revolucni armada
bojovala "a svobodu a lepsi
budoucnost celeho naroda a
tim pravem ma plnych naroku
ma podporu a priZen' cd veske-
rych vrstev naseho lidu boz
rozdilu postavenl neb pre-
svedceni.
Tisice bratfi legionaru ve
valce zmrzacenych, nemoc-
nych povolani sveho ne
schopnych Sc po valce bratilo !
vyhaslym, rodinnym krbum
stall s. zavaznym bremenen
mladeho statu, ktery po vel
KEN, sv6tovem pfevratu teprv'
buduje svoji existenci a nem;
dostatecnych prostredku ;
moznosti k odstraneni techt'
, sinutnych socialnich problemu
Obracime SIC k Tobe, ceskoslo
: vonsky lide V Americe, to1
pevnou nadeji, ze jake minu
/ losti laska k narodu a soucit
trpicim vzdy naleznul V Tob
l stedreho mecenase, re ami ter
, tokrate ponaoc neodepfeS a dl
moznosti pfispejes svou hfiy
: Inou ku zdarneinu uspechu tc
: hoto slechetneho podniku.
| Ceskoslovensky lide v Anne
: rice, pamatuj ainedej zahyno
ii nasim
Pfispevky a milodary sc pr
! limaji a zaroven kvituji clel
: stvem poradajiciho vyborJ
Q Postovni zasilky a veskero
y correspondence stran pfispevlI
d neb daru adresujte primo n
II Bazar Svobody, 3646 w. 26t
/ ST., Chicago, I'll.
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~ - Chcete.li prodati nebo
koupiti jakykoli maietek, O.
znamte to v denniku "Svet"
a najdete r,'chle to, co HE.
date.
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lax Sc DOSTAL KETAS. z
MELNICKEHO, VEZENl,

Historku sevei Kopniku
znate. A historky 0 Gabrielu
Chiadkovi take. Oba vyteenici
znaii sice hodne myslivecke la
tiny, ale pres to svetova krimi- |
nalistika zapsala je mezi ta-
skafe, kteri Y kazdem pripade |
dovedh 81 obratne pomoci. Ne
Ikdy yelice orfginelhim zpnso-
benz, zejmsna Chladek, ktery
ivydrzel y ehladku pravs tax
dlouho, dokud nezasvitilo ma
lneho slunicko.
K MIN nyni pribyl hrdina,
ktery sc tepfve hledA, ale je-
ihoz existence nelze popriti, po-
nevada hlavni svedek proti ne
mu, zavreny a ma svobodu opet
Ipropusteny 32lety Karel Bar
cal, zije v Evrop6 a slavna
prasska policie zna jeho adre-
Isu.
Tento pan Karel Barcal do
stal Sc X vuli dvema vagonum
lhrachu do m6lnickeho zalare,
| ienz lisi So ode vsech sveto-
(vych satlav tim, re ma velice
prisne a literu zakona zacho-
vavajici staze.
| Pfijde-li befel, musi arastant
do basy, kdyby Sc i ma hlavu
stavel. A pfijde-h befel, re ma
liiti z bassy ven;emusi ven, kdy-
by stokrate dokazovai,f re je
,odkazan ma spolecny bytovy u
lfad ze nema kde bydlet. Do
,toho fasackeho kriminalu do
stal Sc take pan Karel Balcar
a sedel tam spokojene diva bo-
| Ii m6sice, roziinaie nejen 0
vsech marnotratnostech tohoto
lsveta. ale take o tech dvou "a
ira :. vagonech hrachu, ktere
iako kdyz cert hodi ma stenu.
A tn iednoho dne zaklepal ne
lldo ma dvere jeho prebytecne-
no a dosud nezrekvirovaneho
bytu. Pan Balcar fekl: Dale
a uredni pan S jakymsi LEI
strem V ruce vkrocil dovnitf
sdeloval laskave panu veznl
za podle telefonickeho rozkazl
pana vrchniho soudniho rady
I X. V Praze, je on, pan Balcar
) re sve osamocenosti propusten
Y Ma vsechny dalsi otazky odpo
vidal uredni pan zdvofilyn
y pokrcenim ramen.
Pan Balcar vylitl Il nestaral
! Sc vice o Melhik, Sci tam, kan
no srdce tahlo: do Prahy. 4
lax TAX prochazi ulicemi, po
. tka stesti nestesti vzdy yer
:. neho kamarada r., jenz pc
diVnVm uSmeVem ma rtoch pit
sc melnickeho nucednika
"Nu, lak pax sc ii libl n
zdravem LUTTE? To Sc ii t
, dycha, COZ
!. "Bodejt' ne! A kdybys Vi
del. S jakou zdvofilosti otevrt
Ii mi dvere klece!"
: "Rekh, re te propouStf vrcl
: nj soudni rada x. - coz
"Jak to vis?"s.s ~ss ~
Hin, ----' usklibl Sc i stes
V nestesti .verny kamarad :
"jak bych to nevedeE kdy
O. jsem tim vrchni soudnim RADIO
O. id Stoupl jsem 81 k telefonu
a. dial isem Sc spojit 5 Melnike
O. a predstavil sc Jim jako vrcl
u nj soudni rada X. q Prahy.
Al nj byli same: "Prosim. pal
ke vrchni soudni RADIO. +. racte |
ia rouceti pane vrchni RADIO
Ike ia: "Propust'te okamzite 92l
u teho Karla Balcara z vezer
'e- rrestni fizeni Sc proti nemu
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sRragedie svatebni noci.
~: Roma"

aksamit hebkymi a ternyml ra-
sami mad mimi.
Usta jeji byla cervena Jak
ten nejkrasnejsi karmazin a
cerstva a sladke jak med ma
joveho kvitka.
Vlas jeji bohaty byl barvy
kastanove, tu a tam Sc. lesk-
nouci jak paprsek slunecni. u
ces jeho byl zcela jednoduchy
po zpusobu reckem V zadu
spleteny.
st. Maur byl galantnim vzdy
k damam vSem.
Nejchudsi divka kvetinarka
promluvila-li nan, mohla bytl
jista, ze laskave dostane Sc il
odpovedi.
Jako vsak mnoho jinych mu-
III nebyl ami on necitelnym WI
ei krase zenske a pohled jeho
| zvuk hlasu, kdyz mluvil ku
kfasne nett pana Duttona jevil
vaskerou tn rytirskou uhlaze-
most, jakez byl okamziku tom
4
! to mocen.
"Az dosud jste Sc mi nezml-
nil jmenu vasi netefe. Mohl
byste mi prokazati tn cest a RI
ci mi ho?" pravil, obrativ Sc k
starcmu panovi.
"OvSam, vase 5asnostl. Slec-
Ina Leslie Vynne. Leslie, my
Islim, re nemusim opakovat, re
pan tento jest jeho Jasnost,
Ihrabe re st. Maur.
DivlSa sehnula krasnou svoJl
hlavinku, dekuiic tax velmi
puvabne ma poklonu st. Maui
ra.
PAX SO obratila spesne k
stryci, jehoz oblicej pfi mdlen
svetle pokoji zdal Sc velml
byti bledym.
Vzala no "a rameno meme
a dovedla k pohovce.
"Musis 81 odpocinout a ne
! smiS mnoho mluvit," pravil;
sladkym tim svym, jasnyn
hlasem. "Jsi 81 tim uplne jist
re neisi poranen? Ach"
Zvolani toto prozrazovalt
Dol. Stryc byl polozil hlavl
zpet a omdlel opet.
/, st. Maur pfiskocil rychle
nj.
"Co mohu prom ucinit, pro
, sim? % tazal sc spesne. NIUE
: te mi fici, kde nalaznu nejbliz
siho lekafe?''
, "Tamto bydli naproti jeden
Pakli byste byl tax laskav
zazvonil, on by no sluha pr
( vedl. Odpust'te, re vas TAX oh
Itezuji; vidite ale, re nemoh
\ stryce nyni opustit," dodala
pohledem, pro nejz by il ii by
o st. Maur odpustil, kdyby h
4 byla poslala az ma druhy kC
a nee Londyna.
q "Pujdu SAM" pravil a lime
odbehl, kdyz byl jeste zazvc
} nil napfed, by pfivolal nekoh
u ku jeii pomoci,
J. Lekare nalezl donna V ry
X chlosti mu sdelil ce1y pripat
3 kdyz kraceli spolu pres ulici.
= "A nezapomente prosim, Z
|e veskere utraty budu platit j
y lord st. Maur."
> Pri vstoupeni do svetnit
nalezh stareho lezet jeste l
: pohovce V polo bezvedome
!, stavu,
Leslie omyvala tvar jeho Y
:, dou, kdezto sluzka tfela mu
), ne ruce.
! Leslie V ocekavani pohled
i, v tvar lekare, jakmile pfisto
p, pill k pohovce.
"Oh, doktore, uzdravte no
~ zvolaia. "Ubohy strycek! j;
spatne to vypada."
Lekaf patrne musel bytl $
znamy.
- ga nekoHk minut bude op
Y M nelleu. draha slecne." pr
{ .vll tento. "Jen pamatuJte