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silver.
Florida prohibitlonists have organized
for a renewal Of the battle against
booze, this time to check, If they can,
the Illicit importation OF drinkables
from Cuba and the Bewnudas.
In the resort centers OF this State the
most precious OF imported brandies,
wines and liquors are TO be had Noon
shine is for those who cannot afford
the costlier beverages, but for spenders
with fun pocketbooks, impressive wine
lists are available in many cafes From
cocktails to claret, the liquid accom-
paniments Of a sea-food dinner, cooked
and served with Spanish flourish, may
be obtained.
OF All Breeds.
The rum runners, operating with air
planes, gasoline cruisers and sailing
craft. are Of all breeds that follow
the sea. Many Of them are Latin
perhaps the direct descendants Of some
OF the old Spanish adventurers who
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FOX POST HOLDS
HOP AND BAZAAR
Large Crowd Attends Social
Affair Given by Dover
Former Soldiers
SENATOR WOLCOTT
AMONG GUESTS
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special 10 me Evening Journal.
DOVER. February 3-The dance and
bazaar, given last evening in the State
Armory by w L. Fox Post, Of the Amer
lean Legion, was a success in every par
ticular, and far exceeded the expecta-
lions Of those in charge. In view Of
the fact that this was the first demon
stration Of any kind In lbwer Delaware
FOR the overseas men, since their re-
turn those in charge were anxious that
j, should be a success.
The armory was tastefully decorated
d. a committee consisting OF Frank
Pritchett and Miss Rose Vlrdln, with a
display Of American flags everywhere.
The various booths did a big business.
Gutowitz Orchestra furnished the music
from Q O'Clock until o'clock this morn
ing About 100 couples participated in
The dance. United States senator and
Mrs. Josiah O. Wolcott attended and
were warmly greeted Mrs. Frank Hall
Davis and Mrs. w. d. Burton deli2hted
the audience with a duet, Mrs. Davis
also singing q solo,
Amog the dancers was a Dover couple
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldey, the parents Of i3
childr n. all living except one. One
son saw service overseas.
The dance and bazaar was directed
by an executive committee consisting
Of 3. B. selph, Col. w. D. Danney, Ma
ioc J. P. LeFeyre, and Mrs H. l.
Beers
Mrs. Beers had assisting her at the
booths Mrs C. B. Hope, mrs. G. E. Daw-
son, Mrs. Cahall Sipple, Mrs ]. p Le-
i'evrc Mrs. Walter Morris, Mrs. dupont
Walker, Mrs. D. Sypherd, Mrs Wine,
Mrs. Shorb. Mrs Joseph Mcdaniel. Mrs.
W. Hayes Wilson, Mrs. Gale, Mrs
Charles T. Jackson. Miss Eugenia Denny
The proce DIS viii be used in Sc
curing a permanent home for the Wal
Ter L. Fox Post.
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D0LLINGS co. HAS
MANY DINNER GUESTS

The r. L. DOllings Company, invest
mcnt bankers, gave a dinner to a num-
Der Of their patrons, Of this vicinity
and other invited guests, last night at
the Hotel dupont. The company has
an office in this city, Victor G. CLARK
beng New Castle county representa-
tive.
Mayor William G. Taylor made an
address Of welcome to the guests and
H. y. Kingston, of Craig & Kingston
Company, Philadelphia, district man
ager for the D0llings Company, was
POSTMASTER.
owing to the absence Of George
Porter, vice-p president Of the Dollings
Company, David Craig addressed the
guests on selecting the Securities
and Supervision for Safety" The
other speakers were Maxwell II. Kratz,
counsel for the company; Harry C.
Taylor, vice-president az the Mccain
bridge Company; L. J. Shumaker,
president of the American Pretzel
Company; Matthew C. Dittman. vice
president Of the American Bronze Cor
p0ration: Z. G. Anderson, treasurer of
the American Bronze Corporation: B
n. Brown, general sales manager or
,he r.. L. Dollings Company; E. r.
Whitney, president of the Commercial
Truck Company, and F. T. Whitney.
secretary and treasurer OF the Com
mercial Truck Company.
William r. Mahoney was appointed
assistant sales manager for New Castle
and Kent counties to work with Victorl
G. Clark
The various speakers spoke Of phases
Of industrial development and allied
topics, and the financing Of varied en-
terpris 5 throughout the country. The
growth of The pretzel industry was one
OF the big things cited in the COM
mercial world. The Dollings Company
is engaged in financing high class cor
pOratiOns
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DELAWARE RICH IN AUTOS.

Delaware was 23rd in automobile per
capita on December 81, according to a
table compiled by the Omaha Chamber
Of Commerce. The figures were secur-
ed direct from the person in charge Of
automobile registrations in each State.
Trucks are included with pleasure cars,
because in most States the two types
of vehicles are not separated. On that
date i6,i52 automobiles were owned by
Delawareans.
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BY LEE j. SHIFTS.


TAMPA, Fla, Feb. l2.-Once more
they are burying treasure in the tawny
sands Of the palm-crowned keys Once
more, by the soft light OF tropical stars,
richly laden chests are hidden and dug
up again. Men are risking hurricane
and cannon shot for the sake of booty.
It's 'Yo, no. no. and a bottle Of rum r.
literally, this time
And not only are the successors Of
the ancient sea-rovers sneaking in and
out of obscure lagoons in rakish
schooners, but they are plying the up
per air levels in pursuing the new ad-
venture Of booze smuggling.
Planes Are Used.
Remodeled bombing planes scoot be-
tween the Florida coast and the tiny
Isle OF Bimini. a British possession.
carrying half-ton cargoes of the
precious fluids for which thirsty tour
lists pay practically their weight in
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LEGISLATORS TO
ATTEND CONFERENCE

a conference will be held this after
noon at the Public Building between
the Washington Street Bridge Commits
sion, the members OF the Levy Court
and the members OF the Legislature
representing New Castle county. II is
hoped way may be found by which an
additional sum will be obtained for
construction Of the bridge The legls-
lature has appropriated s550.0O0, but
the bids for the project range around
$4,000. A special session Of the Leg
islature has been suggested.
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MRS. HOMER W. SPARKS DEAD.

Mrs. Elva X. Sparks, wife of Homer
w Sparks, Of Montrose. died in the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital on
Tuesday. She was a daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bennett. Of No. 1881
Shallcross avenue. Mrs. Sparks is sur
vived by the husband, a four-year-old
daughter, and baby born on Monday In
the hospital. Funeral services will be
held from the residence Of her parents
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. In
torment Silverbrook cemetery.
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PAY YOUR FEDERAL
INCOME TAX EARLY

The income tax division Of the To-
cal internal revenue office in the post
Office building will be open until o.
clock tomorrow evening TO accom-
modate those who wish to pay their
Federal income tax.
Harry T. Graham deputy collector
is anxious that there be no last min
uts rush TO pay income tax this year
His office is open every evening until
6 O'Clock to accommodate taxlbles. but
as yet few persons have paid.
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ROTH WOMEN IN FAULT.

In dismissing Filomena Dominick on
a charge Of assault and battery on Mrs.
Lena Lombardo, in Municipal Court
this morning, Judge Hastings COM
mented' that ''both prosecuting witness
and defendant ought probably TO be
sent to jail, but in view Of the fact that
only one is charged here, will dismiss
tile case" The trouble between the
two women was over an oil can.
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WAITING TO SEARCH
SHIP FOR PRICE

Word was received from Philadelphia
at 2 o'clock this afternoon that the Nina
Breva, the Dutch oil tanker on which
Lem" Price. the escaped murdered, is
supposed TO have boarded at Marcus
Hook, had not yet docked there.
State Detective Frank Mccoy vent to
Philadelphia today to consult with the
captain Of the vessel as soon as she
docks.
Evening journal., 1920-02-13
WOMEN HELD FOR COURT.

Ella White and Marie Brown, Ne
crosses, arrested at No. 2ii Tatnall
street, last night, were each held in $500
bail for court, by Judge Hastings, in
Municipal Court this morning, on
charges Of soliciting. Howard Robert
son and Jacob Nadorsk, witnesses, were
each held In $50 bail.
Evening journal., 1920-02-13
DELAWARE ALUMNI
BANQUET CALLED OFF

Announcement has been made by
w. r. Edgar. chairman Of the Why's
and Means Committee Of the Delaware
College Alumni Association, that the
annual reunion and banquet scheduled
for February 81, has been called of.
Mr.. Edgar stated that the committee
i9t recent meeting decided 10 not
hold the banquet this year because Of
so much sickness among the alumnus
and their families. 1t was to have been
held at the college.
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MUNICIPAL WHARF
READY JUNE |

J. Alex Crothers, engineer in charge
OF the construction Of the municipal
produce wharf at Front and Church
streets, said this morning that the
wharf would be probably finished by
June 1.
Tht wharf Is 10 have two storage
sheds, that will be in charge OF a wharf
master at all times. 1t will be sos feet
long, accommodating about 10 truck
boats at one time. These boats viii
be sble to obtain the necessary oper-
atlng supplies at the wharf.
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COMMISSIONERS
ON WAY HOME

Members Of the Board Of Harbor Com
missioners, who are inspecting south
ern harbors and wharves, arrived at
Norfolk, Va, last night and are expected
in Wilmington tonight. While away
the commissioners inspected the
wharves at New Orleans, Charleston,
s. c., and Norfolk, Va. Charles H..
Cant accompanied the board.
Evening journal., 1920-02-13
FINED ron FIGHTING.

Pleading guilty to a charge OF lighting
on the street, Benjamin Benosk and
Clarence G. Ingram were each fined 81
and costs by Judge Hastings in MunIc-
ipal Court, this morning.
Charles Doraco was dismissed on a
charge OF assault and battery on Frank
Colt.
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To WELL IEMEs nnARn.

The Delaware School Auxiliary will
hold a meeting next Thursday morn
Ing. at which members Of the school
boards OF the Lewes special district and
also Of Kent county win discuss their
needs.
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ARIZONA RATIFEs SUFFRAGE.

PH0ENIX. Arizona, Feb. t3.--Ratiflca.
tion Of the Woman Suffrage amendment
TO the Federal Constitution by spe-
cbal session of The Arizona Legislature.
was completed last night when the SEN
ate adopted the ratifying resolution.
following similar action by the House
in the afternoon. Both branches made
il unanimous.
Arizona is the thirty-hrst State to
ratify the amendment.
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x1oIATFn MEAT oRDJNANCF.

For violating the meat ordinance in
bringing unwholesome meat into the
city, Isaac Pratt. Of near Newark, was
fined $50 and costs by Judge Hastings
in Municipal Court this morning.
Pratt is alleged to have sold to West
Side meat dealer calf under & weeks
did
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FIRE DAMAGES GROCERY STOCK

Fire starting from unknown origin
in the grocery store OF Hyman Wald-
man, at No 956 East Seventeenth street
late last night caused several hum
dred dollars damage. The fire was ex-
tinguished by the district flremen who
responded to an alarm from Box No.
i64 at Seventeenth and Thatcher Sts.
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AIrTn.WAGnN CnLLInE.

An automobile operated by Mrs. VIE
liam C. Seaton, was slightly damaged
this morning at Seventh and Market
streets when it was bumped by a de-
livery wagon of the Glover Dairy Com
pany. The wagon was driven by Law
renee Duncan, OF No. South Clayton
street,
Evening journal., 1920-02-13
LONG SESSION OF COURT.

The session OF the Municipal Court
this morning was the longest that has
been held by the court for several
months, it lasting more than three
hours. Fourteen cases, involving
eighteen defendants, were disposed Of
by Judge Hastings.
Evening journal., 1920-02-13
RAILWAY SITOPMEN
TO TALK OF STRIKE

Tri-State Lodge. Brotherhood Of Main
tenance OF Way Employees and Railway
shop Laborers. will meet In Irish
American hall tonight, TO discuss the call
for strike Of railroad employees. Tho
strike Is called for Tuesday next.
Evening journal., 1920-02-13
ENLARGING BANK OFFICE.

The Security Trust Company, Sixth
and Market streets, is enlarging its
banking Office on the first floor by
tearing out a projecting partition.
Evening journal., 1920-02-13
NAMED LAY DELEGATE.

Howard E. Sheppard, of No. 1916 Elm
street was elected lay delegate to rep
resent Wesley NJ. Church at the lay
electoral conference, which convenes in
March. Clayton L. Crew was elected
alternate.
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SUPPORT FOR BAnCUs CHILDREN.

For The support OF his two minor
children. William Barcus was ordered
Ito pay $3.50 week. by Judge Hastings,
in Municipal Court this morning. Mr..
and Mrs. Barcus are divorced.
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O TRAkCNlCH DIVIDEN.
DACH.

Krajsky soudce Thomas od-
mitl vcera zalobu podilnika
spoleGnosti poulicnich drah,
exserifa Berryho, ktery zadal,
ably hlasovanf 0 trakcnich di-
videndach "a referendnich vo-
leb nesmelo byti dovoleno, po-
nevada sedmiprocentni divi-
dendy mestskou radou sveho
casu povoleny byly. Soud ale
jeho protest zamitl a divi-
dendach 10 srpna nasim obCan
stvem hlasovano bude. Berry
chce Sc sice k vySSimu soudu
jeSte odvolati, sotva vSak CO
poridi.
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branu.
(Kabelogram Csl. Inf. Kane }

(kabelogram Csl. Inf Kane
Praha, II. kvetna 1920. -
Tcsinska plebiscitni komise o.
znamila, ze plebiscit musi byti
skoncen pred 2. cervencem a
nikoliv pred IL. cervencem,
jak omylem novinafska agentu-
ia Havas oznamovala. NaSi So
cialiste PROFESSIONAL u Interna-
cionaly proti strannickosti Man
nevilov6. Pozadali francouzske
soudruhy 0 pomoc.
M6stska rada Prazska pro-
testuje proti Teslnske plebisci-
tnl komisi, ktera dirigovanim
ostravsk6ho uhli do Rakouska
zpdsobuje V Praze nedostatek
vagOnu katastrofalni nedosta
tex uhli V Praze.
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Zvonek nahle zazvonil u
sporil doktorovi dalsi odpo-
ved'.
Julie sed6la nepozorovane v
koutku; tlukoucim srdcem o.
Tirala svou zmalatnelou hla-
WI 0 zabradll u schodou. Sly
Sela, re doktor byl n6kam ma
rycllo volan, pax slysela kvap
lie kroky - jeho kroky to,
kdyz opoustel dim, ma to by
10 vsc ticho.
Vzchopila Sc a usmivajic sc
hTde sc sklopenou hlavou veSla
Go pokoJc tety Riky.
Stara PAM stala uprostred
rokoje, Jsouc bleda tresouc
Sc po celem tele.
"Jaka to nemila prihoda Sc
Ease stala? ia slysela Minin
HAS az SEM.
''Nemila ?" tazala Sc Julie,
kroutic hlavou, jako by byla
otazkou tou prekvapena.
Teta Rika 81 z hluboka po-
qzdychla. .Diycin oblitej byl tax
spokojeny, re Sc nemohlo mic
piihoditi. Julie prechazela tn
a tam a vykonavala sve povin-
nosti jako We snach.
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NI,I.


Slavny den, ktery byl urcen
k hostine, konecn6 nadesel.
Cd rama bylo vse V nejvetsim
spechu, az koneGne kolem ctvr
te hodiny odpoledne bylo vse
hotovo. kdyz doktor byl no
tov We sve uradovne, bylo liz
TSe pfipraveno. Chodba byla
naplnena pfijemnou vuni zna-
menite kavy kadidla, KITE
lYm pani Nina pf'i takovychto
sIavnostech nikdy neSetrila.
Veiika staromodni svitilna,
zavesena stropu, jasne osvet-
lovala komnatu. Louiza a mala
sluzka slecny Riky byly oble-
"eny svatecn6 znamenite sc
fintily We svych bilych vyzehle-
.nych zasterkach a V pokoiich
PAM Roettgcrove bylo vse o.
svetleno jako V nejakem sale.
Pani Nina jest6 jednou sla
y iednoho pokoje do druheho
a Sc zalibenim pohlizela ma
krasnou tn Gpravu sve domac-
Aosti. Use bylo tax pekne, talk
plijemne, vSe jen zarilo a to
bylo pro nj uspokojive.
Slecna "k nicemu", ktera sc
zatim tetou udobrila, prisla
' pekne bile zast6rce, ably Wy
konavala sVe povinnosti jako
domaci dcera V prednim po-
koii, kdc divky byly shromaz-
deny.
"Pamatuj 81, abys nenaleva-
a kofliky pfIliS pine! !" napomi
nala il teta, "a hled' k tomu, a.
ty Louisa poslouzila jednou pa
nj maiorove a podruhe opet
pani doktorove. = Rika bezpo
chyby zustala Ease nahofe?"
"Ano, pravila, he nezna ami
E&ccky hosty q pax re neciti
Sc dobie: ona jest op6t We vel
hi spatn6 nalade".
coma nikdy nepotrebuje HE
dat priciny", odpov6dela teta.
"Jejl miiy syn Jest snad dosud
ziv, vzdor tomu, re niceho ne
plSe", bru5ela 81 pro sebe. -
"Nekdo z1oni = jsou sluEky
pripraveny?"
Slecna Julie sp6chala, ably
riiVitala prvni hosty, a kdyz
vkroci!a do chodby, poznala,
re to nebyli hosti, nybrz listo-
nos, ienz odevzdal dopis Julii
EaIeHeJ!cl came nahore bydll-
cl.Pohledla nan povzdechem,
ncbyl Cd Friedra a stara PAM
tax dychtivG oGekavala noviny
od neho jiz nckolik tJdnu, ale
marn6.
Uschovala dopis We sva kap-
Sc; melo Sc no brzy dostati sta
re PAM. Byl to dcet, jenz byl ga
,llan iiz pc sedme od iedn6 vel
kc flrmy Berline ia v$eliia-
k@ drahe v5ci, ktere 81 porucik
o5ielqal a hezaplatil.
(PokraCovani.)
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Historicke spojencctv;.

TO mne mrzi ma narodnl
demokraty, re ma prazsk6 rad
nici tahnou "a jeden provaz s
ll'erikaly.
= Detino, neznaS d6.iiny.
PAM a cirkev Sc Il mas vzdy
spojovali proti lidu.
Kopfivy.
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Take pravda.

"Tvrdil jste, re pes, kter6ho
jste mi prodal, jest klidne a.
hodne zvife, ale sotva jsem no
piivedl domu, ukousl menu
chlapci diva prsty".
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D1vka k niCemu
Roman cd w. .&Hemburga.
Pro "Domacnost" preoz JOS. L. Voborsky.
Roman cd W.eHeimburxa.

smysl! Zajiste re jsem dnes ne
Iekl, re -''
Ma to zapalil 81 doutnik a
plemySlel o citech sveho srdce
zapomnel Ma okamzik na ty
jiskrne oci milovaneho d6vce-
te.
Kdyz Julie vysla ma chodbu,
slysela volani pani Roettgero-
We:
80 Gem mas tax dlouho co
hovoriti Posledni nemocny liz
davno odeSel a ia cekam sta
le ma tebe, ze mi pomdzeS roz-
pakovati kozesiny, jezto venku
snezi silne".-
Nepozorujic vesely oblitej
Jlllin, otevrela malou komur-
hu, kde byly schovany lepSi O.
5leky, odemkla velkou starou
dubovou almaru, odkud vycha-
zela silna wine kafrova.
"Poslouchej", zacala, stojic
vedle Julie pred almarou, me
rozorovala isl niceho?"
Coz" odv6tila Julie, pohJi-
zeiic udivene ma tetu.
"Nu, ia myslim", pokracova
ia PAM Roettgerova duv6rne,
'jestli nevis, koho 81 Tereza
zamilovala? Nerikala ii o tom
niceho?"
"Nikoli'', odpovedela Julie.
ITO jest tvoje vina", durdi-
Ia sc PAM, ''protoze isl TAX. ne
vsimavou. Coz isl 81 jeste nene-
chala vylozitl karty cd vykla-
dacky?"
"Buh te chran. teto!" odpo-
roVala Julie Sc smichem.
"V doOe meho mladi to by
10 jinace. Kdyz my d6vcata
Jsme Sc sesly, nemluvily jsme
{ niCem jin6m nezi o vyklada-
III karet. PflSt6 musiS to take
tax zaridit, abych ma priklad
Gavala nejakou hostinu a po-
zvati vSechny divky a tn musi-
te 81 witt karty a losovati sve
rastavajici lnilovniky. Ostatne
muslin usporadati nelakou no.
stinu drive nezli Krautnerovi
odjedou. Bezpochyby iest6 ne
Wis, re ten starry tvrdohlavec
slime kaSle - predevcirem po-
sl3 la pro Bedricha. Tereza sto
Il na tom, - otec musi nekam
na jih a to elm drive tim l6pe.
- OvSem mohou to d6lat, mali
dost pen6z. Ale mrzelo by mne
10 velice, kdyby to devce pri-
VeZlo 81 sebou n6jakeho snou
5ence, a nebylo by to mic div
Eeho, ponevadz V Monte Car
10 Jest dosti takovych muzu,
kteii sc pachti po bohatych
devcatech.," +"
"Niholi, toto, nepriVcde 81
2adneho snoubcnce", ujist' ova
IL pevne Julie.
"Oh, ona Jest tuze utlocit-
ma" pravila pani Roettgerova.
Ma to pritahla Julii k sob6 bli-
ze a Septala do ieii ne2neho
ucha, takovou dIlverou, iako
nlkdy pred tim;
"Vis. Julie, ia mysllm, re
Bedrich q Tereza nell by Sc
witt "a sebe - nebesa - co
Sc tomu tax rozpustilc sme-
5eS?"
Slecna * nicemu" sc srdec-
ne smala a ieji vesely, cisty
smich znel iak zVonek komna-
tou. Ma to Sc lie ieii zbarvila
nachem.
20, teto, prosim t6, odpust'
hi -"
Stara podrazdena DANA sc
utisila, ale piece 81 neco bruce
Ia jake pokaranl.
"Teto, ia 81 take dam vyIo-
ziti karty'', slibovaIa Julie Sc
zyla5tnim vyrazem, ac liz Sc
nesmala tax hlasite, ale ia to
Tadost zachvela II srdcem. 80,
Idyby jen Ia stara pam v6de-
Ia, ze Tereza jiz davno m6la
syeho vyvolenGho a re dok-
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Polsky terror stoupa. Polaci
Cinl ekrasitovymi atentAty stra
Slive spousty. Slezane chystaji
ZOufalou sebeobranu.
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v tom nejlepsim poradku".
Julie nahle zbledla. 20, -
lziGky = coz ty nevi5?"
"Co bych mela veutt? Snad
Eejsou pryc?"
ia nevlm, ale mysllm ="
Pani Roettgerova tazala Sc
dychtive: "Prodany aneb "a
staveny?"
"Prodany; myslim", kokta-
10 mlade devce.
"Nuz, to jest asi to posledni
stebio", zvolala pani Nina. -
"Velky boze, kdyby nase rodi-
ce vedeli 0 tom, zajiste re by
Hemohli spokojene spati We
SVEN hrobe - a to vse pro vas
diva, kteri jste Sc sem vetreli
beZe vSeho prava a to proto, re
zraZena zena ia iednou milo
Vaia vaSeho otce. Cele to SteSti,
ktere jenom patrilo Bedric no.
vi. bylo odcizeno a zniceno po-
rucikem Adamim! M6la jsem
iCn udelati, co jsem zamyslela
q dati tn nerozumnou zenu do
ustavu!"
Divka Sc potacela byla nu
.cena podepriti Sc o sloupek u
dvafi, jsouc bleda a ma celem
ttle Sc tresouc. Neodpovedela
ia tyto trplle vycitky ami jedi
nym slovem, ale obratic Sc o.
deSla speSn6 ven, kdyz tn PAM
Nina uderila tax prudce Vi
ken, az Sc cely dunn otrasl a
We zlosti volala:
"A ty = ty - isl k nicemu
= ty ="
Julie stala V chodbe, jak Sc
tam dostala, Sama neved6la,
Eev6d6la, jak Sc dostala ma dru
ny konec schodu, kde sc posa-
d;ia do tmaveho rohu, kde jak
dit6 TAX caste sedavala, kdyz
5S la tryznena a peskovana, ,zde
caste stravila dlouhych civil,
aby Sc zde yyplakala mad svym
nest astnym osudem. A dnes
tcke sedela zde tTesouc Sc po
celem tele a jeii srdce pfesta-
- ma okamzik tlouci, kdyz dive
IL u doktorovy uradovny Sc o.
terrely a on vySel kvapnymi
kroky ven.
"Nebesa, CO sc to zdc d6ic?"
Pani Nina byla uz trochu u
Dokojena, kdyz ho spatrila, a.
ySak ztrata rodinneho Stribrne
no stolniho nacinl zm6nila il V
1ul'ici lvici.
Oznamovala hlasite straS-
nou novinu, re ty t6zke stfibr-
re kavove lziGky, pycha rodu
Tfautmanu, nesouci odznak je
iich matky, Jez byla narozena
cd won, bvly pryG, a to jen
k Vuli tenn - tenn - jez jsou
K nicemu!"
"Prosim te, mako, umirni
SO, to nenl prlcinou, ably isl sc
tax rozciloVala"
Synuv HAS znel tax chladna,
re rozhofcena pani Nina byla
okamzfte zmirnena iako by
byla ponofena do n6jake stude
ne lame.
Matka usedIa do scsle a tez-
&C Vzdychala.
"Ty posuzujeS v$e tax mir
ne", narikala, ''nikdy nemy-
sis ma svou budoucnost; ma
mi byti iedno, kdyz takove bri
lie spociva liza mn6?"
"Jake brim6?"
Jake? Rika a Julie. Mohu
1ystat Riku, ona Jest ovsem
mole sestra, - avSak Julie"
"Nermut Sc. mako, ona ii
llkdy nebude bremenem".
"Jak to-"
PAM Roettgerova prestaIa
bedovat toto "iak to?" znelo
TAX pfikfe. "A co soudis jeii
Dudoucnosti?" tazala Sc.
Coz nemIze Sc jednou sta
ii st'astnou zenou, jako tislc
linych d6vcat?"
g ,1Sl- lo l. i,o,,, = / .-s 1.J
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20
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IL internationally proti strani-
ckosti Mannevilove. - Polaci
rozpoutavaji strasny terror,
pouzivaji ekrasitu. Slezane
chystaji zoufalou se5e-
branu.