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The Washington herald., 1920-05-28

ONPEACE BILL
Mild Interest Displayed. at
Reading OF Wilson
Message.
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stain upon the honor and galIantry
Of the United States"
The Presidents veto message, 1t
was generally conceded. except
among staunch administration
Democrats. is the weakest of all
state papers that have emanated
from the White House since Wilson
has been President.
Wilson Attacked.
Representative Fess, Republican.
OF Ohio, said:
The President shows his seclu-
sion from the current Of public
opinion in his seeming belief thai
the country desires to continue an
indefinite state Of war in order that
tion in a me tier where he has been
all but universally criticised, IL not
condemned.
The veto mes:age is 10 equal
to his usual state rapers. His rca-
sons are far from conclusive. His
mention OF freedom of the seas in
the light Of his own complete sur
render in the treaty itself. is un-
intelligible."
Floor Leader Mobdell: The
President fails to give any logical
reason for YetoinE the resolution" !"
Representative Treadway. Repub-
lican, OF Massachusetts: The m -
sage Is the weakest and poorest
have ever heard"
Representative Graham. Repub-
'ican. of Pernsyly yan!a: The veto
Is an evasion cf the real issue raised
by the passage OF the resolution.
Nothing was advanced for its veto"
The Washington herald., 1920-05-28
BONUS FRIENDS
MAY FTLIBUSTER
TO GET ACTION
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that this camoufaging must cease
and the House be given an oppor-
tunity to vote"
Representative Mason declared
the bnl was being carried along in
the hope Of chloroforming those OF
us who favor it."
Unless some Arrangement Is
made for a vote on this BILL" he
warned. I will use what little
power have to stop all legislation
In this Congress We are tired of
this confidence game. We are sick
and tired of a minority running a
majority"
Defiant 4oo Attacked.
Representative Garrett. of Ten
nessee, declared all the Democrats
ever asked was that the bill be
brought before the House in the
regular way and under conditions
which will make it subject to
amendments"
Chairman Campbell, of the Rules
Committee, again attacked the de
fant ~" Republicans, who, with a
united minority, he charged, are re-
sponsfble for holding up action by
opposing the special rule reported
out for consideration of the bonus
measure.
Representative -GaIlivan, Demo
crat, Of Massachusetts,, denied the
Democrats were standing solidly
against the special rule, and said
Mr.. Campbell knew he was lying
about some of u.s."
The Washington herald., 1920-05-28

Word has been received from a
group of interested critics regard
ing the hundreds of names which
are being suggested by readers of
The Herald which has offered SO to
the person sending in the most ap-
propriate title for its little nameless
traffic cop.
These critics are the wives Of the
traffic and other policemen who
guard the city's honor. Three of
them wrote to The Cop Editor yes
terday, requesting that he use ex-
treme care in selecting the winning
name which their husband must
bear while on duty.
Some of the names sent in," the
wives state. ARE very silly, while
some are very good. The person who
sent in Dicky Dare and Life Saver
knew something. One name is cute.
the other sensible.
"sGive our husbands q good name.
Three Cops. Wives"
William r. Mills, Vienna, Va.
criticises the Cop Editor for not
printing the names which he sue-
gested. He states that he wants
you to treat me as you do the
others" We want TO make Il plain
that every day we receive twenty or
thirty times as many communica-
tions a. we print. As we are limited
for space we select what we con-
slider the best names each day ana
use them only. All win be consid-
cred. however. when the winning
title 10 selected.
Following are two Of the soors
Of names sent IN yosfnrdnv;
sergt Time-Lee-Advics." by
Edward @. Iahmann. $50 Four-
,ssa'h-and-one-haif sifset north
Keen nysa- ~ Mrs nla..h.
woua. iiis Lyman agsnus. Cnsr.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-28
rurn College Into Summer Hotel.

Danvi1le, Va, May 27.-Announce-
ment Is made here that Averett COL
lege for Girls will be opened as a
summer hotel as soon as the pres
ent term ends c. E. Crosland.
president Of the Institute, states
that the demand for rooms and
houses In this city has prompted the
trustees to use the college during
the summer months instead Of clos
ing the building during the vacation
period More than 200 people can
be taken care of.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-28
By Lee H. Smith, M. D.

the nerves: No one suffers from
colds or catarrh who has plenty
of red blood corpuscles and a
good digestion. Catarrh in all
its forms is a stagnation
Of the blood. Introduce pure
The Washington herald., 1920-05-28

scriptions as they do now, where
they deliver and collect from the
subscribers. Both old and new
readers of The Herald have the
privilege of voting for their fav-
orites. thereby having the satisfac-
ton Of helping some ambitious per-
son obtain unusual compensation
for less than eight weeks spare
time effort.
For the convenience of candidates
The Herald has opened an ONCE at
423 Eleventh street northwest. and
Is open from 8 o'clock in the morn
ing until 9 o'clock, every evening.
Come in any time. You are always
welcome.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-28
House Would Increase
Passport Price to $40

Increases OF from ~ to SO in
passport and wise fees were ap-
proved by the House yesterday in
adopting a conference report of the
diplomatic and consular appropria-
tion bill. Additional revenue of
about S7.000.000 win be thus OBJ
talned. The report now goes to the
Senate.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
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WANTED
so
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We have one Of the very best towns
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Houses are well constructed, with mod
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28

DREDGE boat runner, oiler and
rouster. Man make bug powder $25
week. Painter. inside wireman, plum
bers. matchmaker, blade crater opera
tor. runner Bay City dredge; pipelayer,
castiron pipe; actelyne welders, rodman,
civil engineer, lumber inspectors dry
goods salesman, auto mechanic, black
smith.
Memphis Employment
Bureau
119 Court Ave.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
SPECIALS A THE STORES.

0FEOINGo ~ VHE 0TUHES.
YOU win always find a big bargain
In our bargain basement.
e z e SHOE CO.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
Russell Heckle Seed Go.
"a S. Front st.

SHIP us your farm products. We
are sure our prices and prompt returns
will please you. Paying today, no
commission charged:
Eggs, 44c per doz.
Hens, 30c large springs, soc; small
springs, 40c.
Greese, 25c Id.
Turkeys, 4Oc per Id.
BOOSTERS, 15c per ID.
Guinea chickens, Acc each.
Fresh butter, 4oc to 45c per lb.
Dressed pigs, lac to tic per h..
Veal. 12c to Ice per Id.
Anything not mentioned will be paid
for at market price day received.
ARKANSAS PRODUCE CO.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28

WANTED--A young man, must have
common school education; must be well
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job, II you can meet the above re-
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Room S24 Sctmitar Bldg, before 9 am.
and after pm.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28

Statesmen wanted, men or women
can earn as high as $1,000 per week on
clean, meritorious Texas oil lease propo-
sition backed by bonded contract and
million dollar dividend paying company
Its president is also president of Chi
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mission, live leads, active cooperation
Parties having experience selling Sc
curities readily make good, although
this experience not necessary. Give ref
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wire c. L. Scott 910 S. Michigan Ave,
Chicago
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28

POULTRY, EGGS, FARM PRODUCTS.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
Graves & Graves
1885 S. Main
FIT FTTzGERALbs COOP THINGS.


FITZGERALD'S GOOD THINGS.
At 354 N. Main.
l r. E. White Enamel Sink, only. S $50
1 Plain Sink, 10x30, only ....... 500
3 Backyard Toilets, only ....... 500
New r. E. Cotton Mattress, for. 1000
Cotton-top MATTRESSES, for ..,. soc
Aft. X. Table, with drawer. -. 800
Secondhand Bedsprings for ..... 1.QD
i s. H. Gas Stove for ........ $50
l 2-burner Standard Oil Stove. -. 1000
l 2-burner New Perfection Oil
Stove for ................... 7.50
6-hole Coal Range, only ....... 1900
l 6-hole Coal Range, only ...... $500
S. H. Cook Stove for ......... TOO
s. H. Wood Beds, low as ..... ESQ
S. II. Iron Beds, low as ......... 200
S. H. Mattresses, low as ....... 100
S. H. Refrigerator, 50-lb. ...... 1000
S. H. Cotton Truck, only ..t... $50
l Oliver Road Plow ............ 1000
l Chattanooga Middle Bust" .... 1000
Many things too cheap to mention.
FOR SALE-One dark oak china
press, bent glass front, in perfect con-
dition, $45. Call Hemlock 1919.
FOR SALE-New and used furniture.
Graves & Graves. 1875 s. Main st.
POULTRY, EGGS, FARM PRODUCTS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
People You
Know

Fonf-o TAXI Service. phone 90.
ttadlnlof rcnairinH. 9uickci AUTO 90
One-sesen-aix. TAN lire. Pono va
Hoftenap Switxcr went to Los
Lunae today where she will serve a.
court reporter FOR the next ten days.
Mcchem who will attend the court
session there.
Judge Merritt C. Mechem Of So
zorro was IN Albuquerque yesterday.
He ~rfcceedcd 10 Los f.unaa this
morning 10 attend the term OF court
IN the seventh judicial district.
A r. uefc. special agent for the
y. s. department o. justice. left last
night for holhrook Arizona. on BUSH
ness
II. y. Robinson o. the Irrigation
indian company lett for Santa Fe to-
daN b. automobile. He viii transact
business here and also IN thu Pueblo
district north Of The city. The work
viii dc'ain him four or five days.
W C. Reid left last night for
winsiow. Ariaona on a business
y Cmino. q local contractor re-
turned yesterday from a business trip
10 Santa Re.
Mr. and Mrs Emory Davis OF los
iunas \ NJ, were visitors In the
clty yesterday,
Vice President and Mrs. Thomas v.
Marshall PASSED through Albuquerque
yesterday en- route from Washington
10 Phoenix. Arizona. where Mr.. Mar
shall owns considerable ranch prop
erty and mnkes his winter home
when not detained at the national
capital.
Lieutenant Governor y. r. Pankey
OF Santa Pc Is In this city TO attend
the Baptist conference. He will be
Joined by Mrs. pankey who Will mo-
tor from Santa fc.
Col Ralph T. Twitcheil. recently
appointed state finance chairman FOR
the republican national committee, j.
IN The city To-Day from santa Fe. He
is being congratulated upon his ap-
pointment. The success which has
crowned Cotlonei Twltchelis efforts In
ali war welfare. Liberty Bond ami
other DRIVES has demonstrated his en-
paciiy as a money Eettef. Ris friends
say he is a diplomat and knows who's
who In New Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
". u. CAN'T CIV

TOLEDO-A doctor can't prescribe
liquor for himself. according to "a dry
ruling here Who wants TO be a saw
bones anyway
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03

Phone 1888 or 24l aaaIOne Taxi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-03
ANNOUNCEMENT

puc 60 the Increasing demands upon
MY time. and iu order to give my pri-
ate patients my individual attention,
! have sold my mill practice with the
Mckinley land and Lumber Co. TO
DR. r. T. Andrews, who has been con
nected with the above firm In It's lum-
Der camp M Thorcau.
DIR. ROYAL H. TRACY
Room Is. Barnett Bldg.
Phones; once sac: Residence. iiiiM.
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SHOE REPAIRING

ERICKSON taxi : PHONE SO
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saddle Hor~r-BEiIis-rhone a.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-14

"PuvoDNi".

Napodobeniny jsou vzdy Ii
chotivym zjevem pro puvodni
yytvor. Jsout' nejpfesvedcivej
sim dukazem, re pGvodni lex
test Sc velke popularit6. Nikdo
nebude napodobiti vyrobek, Q
ktery Sc obecenstvo nezajima.
Ale kdo je rozumny, vyhne Sc
napodobeninam ma sta honu
a pfidrzl Sc jen pnvodniho le-
ku, tedy ma priklad, pri zalu-
decnich potizich, Trinerova
Ltciveho Hofkeho Vina. Tento
p6vodni lex ztelesnuje V sobe
mnoho let nejpeclivejsiho ba-
DAM, nesCetne zkouSky nej-
svedomit6jSi pokusy, jichz W.
sledkem jest dnes doSazena de-
konalost Trinerova Leciveho
Hofkeho Vina. Ten, kdo zna
jeho ucinky, nevada pouziti 0
mem najnadSenejsich SLOW, jako
nam psala PAM Antonio Ham
IOWA Altman, n. Y. dne IA.
6ervna: "Bez Trinerova Horke
no Vina vice nebudu, ponevadz
ie to ten ncjlepSi lex, iejz ne
prekona zadny." Vas lekarnik
neb obchodnik S leky ma take
iine Trinerovy l6ty ma sklade,
tazte sc no po Mich - Joseph
Triner Company, 1333-45 S.
Ashland Ave, Chicago, III.
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dala divka, "nezli moe nasi
svobodne vule. Ia mas rozde-
H."
"Ty Sc mne chces tedy zrici,
IGilberto?"
'Povinnost mi to veil - -"
"A pfi tom pravis, ze mne
milujes?"
"Dokazuji ii to dokonce,
chtejic tt dati jen takovou ze-
nu, ktera by te byla hodna."
"To te vylozeny nerozum!
Nechces Sc branit ohavnemu
tyranstvi sveho otce! Pokud
jsma rozdeleni, jest vsemoc-
lnym. jakmile budeme spojeni,
media 81 jiz ami praci klasti od-
por.'
"Chces mi tim napovedeti,,
ze bych mela opustiti dunn sve-
ho otce?"
"Abys mne Sc sverila, Gill
berto,' zvolal Jindrich jasave.
"Rozumej mi dobre, Gilberto,
mdzes byti ubezpecena, re IL
eta MA k tobe jest bez mezi
smis pocitati ma pocestnou mou
oddanost. Nikdy nebyla sestra
chovana nezneji, hyckana po-
zorneji, nez-li ty budes mne
- pfi cemz bude jenom ma to-
be, bude-li chtiti mne videti a
nebo Sc mi vyhybati. MuzeS Sc
svou starou Rozalii ziti klidne
pohromade ia neprijdu k to-
be. 1eAavolas-li lnne. Nemas V
| to sdhvery, co ii nablz1m?
Chces Sc postaviti radeji pod
ochranu me matky? Znam il,
ucini nam vSe k vuli. ChceS-li,
odjede tebou ma cesty - tre-
ba ma jih. Nebudu vas provaze-
ii, neprijdu "a vami, jde mi
jenom o to, abys byla vyrvana
moci sveho otce. V tom spociva
jedina spasa pro mas oba. Neni
ivychodiste jineho, nahlizis to-"
"Rozumim tt dobre," odpovi-
! dala Gilberta, "ale nemohu
pTistoupiti ma tive navrhy. Ne,
re by mi schazela duvera k to-
:, be, Jindfichu - ostatne jsem
81 sama jista dost, abych ne
musila Sc obavati nebezpeci.
F.! Bylo by docela zvraceno, zaple-.
tati do dobrodruzstvi tvoji do
brou matku, vzbuditi verejne
pohorseni, k nemuz by doslo
pfi povaZe meho otce, a ktere
mohlo by skonciti soudni zalo-
bou = - Otec ponechal mi
uplnou volnost, ale ma pravo
souditi o tom, zneuzivam-li il,
ci ne, po pripade mi il opet
odnatl. Opustim leho dunn,
- vzdyt' mne 2 n6ho temer
vyhnal - ale ne, abych Sc po-
atayila pod tvou ochranu, jim
diichu, nybrz, abych hledala IL
tociste V klastcre. - Tam ujdu
| podezfivani, tam nebude mOci
hyti spatne vykladano me cho-
vdni, ami me 1mysly. Budu tam
pod dozorem, ktery cell vseli-
kemu utoku a nebudu moci BY
I'll zamenovana S devcetem, kite
re sc da unesti, ably udelalo
skvelou partii. Tam Sc ma mne
hama neodvizi, tam nebude
moci We nne byti spatrovano
jineho, nez ubohy lidsky tvor,
ktery hleda mir a pouceni,
hnan natlakem sveho svedomi.
A nadesel-li by jednou den,
kdy mlj otec seznal by svou
tvrdost poddal by Sc, pax mo-
hla bych ii podati ruku do
brym svedomim, nepadlo byI
Ea mne ami stfnu, ami pochyb-
nosti a mas svazek vse bylo
by jasne, ciste, pocestne. A
tax bych to chtela miti, jim
dfichu, abychom nikdy nemel!
81 co vytykati, abychom sobe,
ct jiz rozdeleni, nebo spoieni,
vazili sebe z hloubi dust, a mo-
hi Sc milovati z celeho srdce
t4yS hn ~
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tedy ztratiti Gilberto, ztratiti v
chvili, kdy poznavam, jak jsi
zcela mou, vlastni, ,kdy jews Sc
mi svym hrdinstvim a svou roz-
vaznostl jaSte tisickrate Ia
dOucnejsi, nez-li kdy pred
tim. Ach, nejsem tax statec-
nym, jako ty, jsem nerozum-
nym, jsem zbabelym a nedove-
du niceho, lee oplakavati sve
ztracene Stesti -"
Stanul a odvraceje Sc tvari
cd Gilberty, nechaval svoji
tvar volne polevati slzami.
Pc boku stala mu mlada div
ka. V te tiche osamelosti byla
| (jedine naplnena bolesti, kterou
stradal milenec k vuli nj. Sc
zbledlymi, nemymi rety hlede-
la ma neho, nejsouc mocna slo-
va utechy, nebot' citila dobre,
Re by sama vypukla We WHY
kot pri prvem slovu.
Zdalo Sc il byti vecnosti, co
cd nj odvracen tax stal opren 0
kmen stromu, cello tlace ma
hrubou kdru, zapominaje vse-
no kolem sebe a ztraceje Sc v
temne noci zoufalstvi.
Posleze chopila Sc jeho ru-
ky, tiskla il pevne svyma ruka-
ma a pravila konejsive:, "Jin-
drichu, prosim te, to mi lame
srdce! Mani ii dodavati zmuzi-
losti? Potrebuji sama vsechnu
svoji silu, abych dostala sve
Itezke uloze."
MAS pravdu, milovana,"
pravil Jindrich, vZmuzuje Sc.
"Promin mi ;. Stojim zarmou-
Gene vedle tebe = tvs ma tom
hnre nez-i ia a prece Sc ukazu-
il byti tax bezmocnym. O, Gill
berto, muze budoucnost chova-
ii pro mas tolik radosti, ably od-
skodnila "a tyto strasti?"
"Nadejde den," opacila div
ka, "kdy vzpominka ma tyto ST.
zy bude zv6tSovati a zlatiti
nase stesti."
"Neztratila isl tedy vsechnu
nadsji?"
"Nikoli, Jindrichu, nebot'
budu vzyvati Boha a prinesu
obeti svoii virul Musi prece by
ii tax dobry a veliky, re prime
moji skrovnou obet' a daruje
nam "a to vytouzen6 Stesti."
Chvili sli mlcky podel sebe,
utlaceni bremenem sveho hoTe.
"a do ktereho klastera chces
Sc uchyliti?"
"Nevim dosud. Radeji bych
byla nekde mimo Pariz a pre-
ce take Ease ne cd nj pfiliS
vzdalena, ably mne mohl vyhle-
dati otec -
Zamlcela, co V tichu dodava-
la: "A ty."
Ale jeji zrak to vyslovil -
"Kdo ii poradi pri teto vol
Beg
"Velmi mocny velmi mou-
dry" = pronesla Gilberta 81
vnitrni iistotou. "Jakmile Sc 0
tom stane rozhodnuti, najdl
jiz prostredek zpraviti te o.
TOM"
Mezitim dospeli k lavicce,
kde stara Rozalio pracovala na
SVEN nezbytnem pleteni.
"Gilberto," pravIla, "jsme
jiz mnohem dele z domu, nez-li
bylo ujednano. Je cas- k navra-
tu.''
JindTich zbledl, ale neodva-
iii SC odporovati.
"Jeste pet minut!" prosila
Gilberta, pozorujic jeho ulek-
mutt.
A rychle zav6sila Sc do jeho
rame a tahla no zpet do osame-
leho loubi. Nebylo vymeneno
slova, jen jejich zarici oci mlu-
Willy; tesne k sobe prituleni
kraceli dale. Ma konci cesty
zlstali ma chvili stati, hledice
oho oh,r >, q ,rro4 inSt6 nrnJ lpu |
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-
Tu objal il poprve V zivote a
Inebranila Sc mu, kdyz il tiskl
ma svou hrud'. Jeho oci vpfie-
ly jeji obraz, jakoby ma vzdy
chtel 81 vtisknouti milovanou
Ipodobu JEFF a pax pritiskl sve
Irty v upfimnem a cudnem poll
beni ma jeji plavou hlavinku.
INA veky, Gilberton
INA veky!'
! Aniz pax dele Sc zdrzovali.
vratili Sc ruku V ruce pey-
lnym krokem k stare sluzebne
a usmlvajice Sc, fekli 81 bo-
hem.
| Druheho dne dostal Jindrich
psanicko, vyroben6 neumelou
lrukou. Obsahoyalo slova:
"Mily pane Jindrichu! Nam
vam sdeliti, ze slecna Gilberta
je nyni v Neuilly sester Boz
skeho smilovanf". Pan proti to-
mu mic nenamital, ale who'd mu
ito tuze neni. Pozdravuje vas
vase poslusna Rozalie."
XII.
Stara Rozalie vyjadrila Sc
docela dobre. "Nebylo mu to
tuze vhod' - panu Courciero-
! vi! Neveril do posledni chvile.
ze Gilberta opravdu provede
svuj plan.
plane hrozby" rikal 81. "U-
Ividi, ze neustupuji, VIDA Sc o.
sudu. Divci rozmar, vice mic !!
Co to znamena? Mratek, jejz
odfoukne prvnf vanek."
Kdyz Gilberta pax pozdeji,
velice klidna a odmerena, We.
lsla do jeho pracovny a ohlasi-
la mu, re s jeho, predem il u
delenym svolenim, presidli ic-
| ste tehoz vecera k sestram
"Bozskeho smilovani" V Neuil-
ly, stihlo no to jako niciva, ne
pfedvidana rama.
Nedalo mu to ovsem, ably 81
Ineulehcil zpupnymi recmi O
| ljeptiskach, ktere podeziral 2
Inejpustsi zistnosti, naznacuje
Gilberte, re jeii nekolik tisic
lfranku pc matce jest vnadi-
Idlem, pc nemz lapaji ty zboz-
Inc sestficky.
"Mlade devce odpovedelo
Ivsak zcela klidne, re to dobfe
lnenf ami mozno, iezto sestry
netusi, ze by m6la nejake jme-
nicko, ze naopak jenom q
ciste lasky k bliznimu il cht6ji
lpfijati beze vseho odskodneni,
diky zavaznemu odporuceni-
"Ktere pochazi ovsem Cd pa
nj baronky Tresorierove? Te
|iiz nesejde ma necem, jen ably
|odloudila te tvemu otci!'
"Pani 2 Tresorieru ami nevi.
Jake utociste jsem 81 vyhleda-
la a nemohla tudiz take niceho
uciniti, aby usnadnila & uspiSi-
la me prijeti."
"a elm pax budes utloukati
cas- u tech modlafek?" hrdlil
Sc nj otec. "Poklekavanim
ruzencovanim, brebencovanim
'modlitbicek a vsemi temi kei-
ky nesmyslneho modlareni?"
"Nikoli, otce, budu pracova-
ii. siti variti pro chude -
"Tak tedy, budes sluzkou t6
zbozne handy, slouziti prohna-
nym zebrakum Ia kucherku
"Tot' bratrstvi, jak mu Ease
rozumim ia, tati! -
Mrstil po nj po strane ocima
a nejradeji by byl odvolal sv6,
v hnevu il reGene dovoleni, q |
zadrzel Gilbertu nasilim Il Sc
be.
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