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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17

WE'LL SAY SO

Greetings; At last two " the boys
We offer 10 20 / odds one OF the
robbers was Fat"
pcctod 90 show their usual acumen. e
postcards Henry *. We suppo'c 50.
but we always thought acumen
meant something else.
Anyhav. the robbery makes a swell
alibi Tor the lads who forgot to make
their return the final day.
Il hope they got my money. &c
gloats Fred Grinnell. gifted iifccn.
surancer and golf fanatic, Il never
did like the income tax"
Twenty thousand dollars FOR 10
minutes work Not M bad hut not
40 good az tho plumbing businosa
strike Tor similar pay
We've lost all our former esteem
for senator Dan I.andon. Hos going
TO introduce bin In the legislature
10 get us up an hour earlier. That1l
make it about midnight
The early bird may catch the
worm. but whoever heard % worm
getting up In the middle Of the night
TO let an owl eat him7
why no, twist the clock back a
couple ~ days while we're about IL
Then We could get our pay ON Thurs
dhy Instead Of Saturday. go TO church
on Friday. do the washing Saturday
ana have everything done b. sunday
NJ We could go fishing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
The Silly Geese

with the northern migration of ducks and geese about to
begin observers of the sky lanes will have beautiful OPP
nortntes to see how nature supplied these wild birds
with that instinct that them in the work of making
the great journeys from winter feeding grounds to summer
nesting homes
Their application the principle of the wedge perfect
Humans know it in the share of the common pow in the
vessels prov of wedgeshaped articles used for
separation The arrangement of flying in two batalions
with common apex large focks of ducks and geese do
the for progress thru the air. and results in the
least fatigue , 49,
Long before had applied this principle the wild birds
were flying that way. And more than that For in
of geese when the leader becomes tired he rees to the
rear to recuperate and fresh bird takes his place.
The point the wedge has the hardest work The others
follow close that the displaced air hasn't time to close
in again.
Birdland divides the labor In small flocks, sometimes
there is but single file no wedge one watches close
he may find that the tip of birds beak all but touches
the tail of the ahead That too is that the air dis
placed by the preceding bird not close in before the
following bird it. Each has to meet less resist
ance that way.
One must take his hat off to whoever implanted that
derfu in the heads of birds sometimes referred to
being silly geese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
An EXPLANATION

Because OF the large amount Of ad'
vrrtisinT matter which has been sent
10 the Argosy office for publication.
this week. We are compelled TO omit
tho inatallmont Of our continued
story. The Thing That Was
Caesars" and Il looks as tho we
would hc compelled to omit this story
AGAINST next week, After our next
Issue we are quite sure there Will
be- no necessity for further otniN
sious.
We regret the necessity for this
omission. but advertising IL our stock
IN trade and source Of income. since
with the increased price Of white
paper the subscription price scarce.
b more than pays for tho blank
paper In tho course % the year. We
are sure our readers VIII hc agree.
able TO this omission under the cir.
cumstancss. and that they viii not
only be- patient IN the matter but VIII
feel that We ar" justified tn taking
this step. No local news has been
omitted. and tn every other reapcc,
the paper IL up TO standard Nicksr.
son. Kan. ArEoay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17

There ~ probably no greater
menace TO the health and efficiency
of the American people today than
tho vcncruai diseases.
Tens OF thousands Of women are
in a state 81 scniinvaiidiEm because
OF ronorrhea contracted from hus
bands who thought themselves cured
before marriage
Large numbers Of babies arc
houelcsaly blind from this disease.
Uncouuted numbers % women
win never bear children because
ronorrhca has made either the
husband or wife sterile.
syphilis IL causing insanity. pa.
raiyais. iooomotor ata1ia and de.
Ecncrntive changes Of tho vital or
Rans. No disease known TO medical
science has such harmful effect on
the offspring.
Gonorrhea and syphilis together.
II IL estimated. are costing tho peo-
pie 81 the United states approximate
~ $500. 900 900 annually.
or course YOU want TO got rid Of
this awful scourge. only you do not
know Jus, how.
Tho state boards Of health and
tho United states public health
service have organized a system.
attic attack on venorcnl diseases.
Tho problem has been studied sci.
entiflcally and a program to con.
troll the menace has been agreed
upon. The necessary machinery in
national and state government has
been established.
The only essential thing lacking
IL the viii Of the people just as
soon as the people 81 the United
states definitely decide 20 eliminate
the vcncreal diseases. these diseases
viii go. Won't you help us7 Write
TO tho Information Editor. 4. &.
Public Health Service. Washington.
n. C.. for an instructive leaflct en-
titled is This Enough7"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
Where the Laugh Comes In

London bankers chucking because Wall ST. gamblers
were caught extent of millions of loss when the pound
sterling went up instead of down to 3d. the other day
II makes difference to the people of England and
America which tribe of gamblers is stuck, far
passion for the losers goes So long manipulation of the
value Of peoples money is permitted set Of scamps
good as another If there's chucke coming it's the
governments that wink at the gambling
Nicola Tesla declares IL is possible control the
fan of rain Az right conroL 1t foH farms achere
is needed and doesn't fall in parks Where somebody's
sure to be pcnicking.
When it comes to Jumping mp and aown, the pound
sterling IN this country is almost agile the condi
date aco aooud satisfy oil factions all political parties
Rome Is beset Nth another problem: Hired
girls demand tho cigarets daity. When IN Rome then
s00uLd do ar the Parisi0ns do, eh?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
Angry Frowns

Somebody asks why people frown or scow when angry.
The rowning brow the flushed face the clenched fists
and the general muscular tension all part of what people
stl call the expression of anger. But 80 years ago
William James in this country and LANCE IN Denmark,
both worked out theory that the expression of an emo
tion really helps make itthat if did not feel the
scow the flush the tightening muscles and all the inward
bodily changes that go with them he simply would not be
angry
And James asks his reader to try the experiment and
see how cooress the anger that he feels tries TO mag
inc really is when he lies back in an easy char with
smile on his face and all his muscles relaxed.
The experiment is good one. and 1t teaches valuable
lesson for there be doubt that to manage the
preston helps manage the emotion ITSELF tho some
Of the bodily changes back of IT, like the flush OF the face
or the altered of the heart cannot be controlled so
directly and easily that part of the expression
which depends upon the striped voluntary muscles
But the rown helps to make the emotion, what make
the frown? 80
II is not something made purpose like the faces that
children make each other But it is useful form oil
action inherited from ancestors who all the way back
to the beginnings of human life.
flush, frown a raised voice can break no bones
but is very good sign of something else that cana
sign that others respect and thereby avoid con-
fict that may wounds death for both So long
men will fight and dogs will bite and bulls will gore and
snakes will strike scows and barks and snorts and rates
are means of safety for all concerned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17

Pgofteeyno landlords in Jersey City are no'c chGrg-
ina ertra rent for use Of clothes lines, but tenants are
sin permitted 10 breathe tcithout ertTa cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
81. PafricIk's
Day

''iIcrc's 10 the land OF the sham.
rock 20 green,
Here's 10 cnch had and his fair.
sweet colleen,
Here's 10 the ones We love dearest
ana most,
And may God save old ireland
that's an frishman's toast q"
A pretty good toast too! And
II doesn't Hay thing about his
driving the snakes out Of the coun.
try Depend upon It that today
freshmen all over the world cele.
brate the day by wearing a plip
Of shamrock or some touch 81 green
In honor Of this saint. good old
Patrick
But history tells that March ~
in not his birthday anniversary
hut his death day. March n. fJa.
Aud history tells too that 81 rat.
rick died AT saul. AT the ripe Old
age OF igi. Coming OF noble lineage
bis original name WIS Succath
/ intricius being the Roman name
Of his later years. His fnthcr. wns
AN esteemed deacon. Calpurmius. his
mother. conchsHta,. sister OF ~
Martin OF Tours.
what q ife' At 10 the lad Wns
kidnapped by pirates. sold M d slave
to petty chief in County Antrim
ireland. There for seven years hs
served 40 swinchcrd on Mount
I a -
France. entering monaRtcricH al
Tours and at ferlus Then &c
Rome and by Pope Celcstine sent
as missionary to ireland where
amonk many other good deeds. 81
Patrick founded s65 churches.
Yes. ana popular legends do Say
that s. Patrick drove ali th'
snakes out Of Ireland. II he did
one gncEscn be is 90 be COMMENDED
Tor that. too.
warts consists tn cutting the surface
I taking the usual amount % rest
I IN other words. n the child ~ &C
E cuHtomcd 10 INDUCING In this form
! 81 entertainment for pccuniary con
excitement and the late hours which
{ ordinarily might be- considered IL
( connection herewith are OF poten
tiai Injury 20 the general health
Q IL there cure for golire. Of
can the growth OF this be STOPPED
b. any meansF
a. Ooltre IL often successfully
treated by competent physician
absolute rcr, being always an i'm
portnnt factor. Sometimes an opera
ton ~ necessary. but this shoui'
be performed only on the advice O
an experienced surgeon.
O. Are baking soda and vinera
good for gas ia the atomach7 ] re
terribly hioRted after eating and an
in much distress.
A. The combination OF hakini
soda and vinegar would seem Ia b
a very poor one for the treatment o
gas In the stomach. Sometimes ihi
condition IL largely due 10 lack o
exercise Of the abdominal muscles
Sometimes there is an undue relax
alton 81 the abdominal wall. In sta
other instances there II organi
trouble in the stomach or intcstines
II IL most unwisc TO doctor your
self.
UNCLE SAN. ". n. viii answer.
stth~r In this column by mall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
Carlyon Bill Wastes Millions?

Eleop million dollars in interest alone will be wasted by
the peope of this state thru the Caryon road BILL declares
State Senator Lon Johnson This most serious charge
Ii is true the legislature should lose no time at the eo
inc session in repeating the measure
The Caryon BILL passed by the 1919 legislature ana TO
no voted ON by the people at referendum election in No
vember 1920 proposes bond issue of S30Oo0Oo Tor road
building purposes The idea is to have this large
sum ayaabe so ms to build roads large scale turnout
the stae-and complete this work approximately IN SIX
years. -. -
Senator Johnson however points that the state now
oes So 600 600 year revenue from auto licenses and
Various mill levies for road purposes Therefore the re-
CURED $50 1000 would be raised normally IN ~
md the people wouldn't have pay ANY interest while
under the Carlyon bill would be paying more tan Il
million dollars a year, Sill 900 in 10 years
Since in any event the road building program would eN-
tend over period of six years it would mean that to
hasten the program by only four years are to pay SILL
600 600 extra Senator Johnson claims this poor business
How about IT, Senator Carlyong
Profeerino landlords in Jersey City are noc chdrg-
;c rtra rent for nSe clothes lines. but tenants
,.ithnat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17

Sure, twas a green and grateful moon
The day st. Patrick's Day was born,
And all the little waves the while
Leaped up around the happy Isle,
And all the little fish that swim
Just wagged their tails to welcome him
st. Patrick grew apace, ochone!
st. Patrick kissed the blarney stone,
And when he smiled the shamrock
bloomed,
And when he frowned, the snakes were
doomed,
And then he breathed across the strings
Of Taras harp-and still it sings
st. Patrick throve and made his mark
From Giants Causeway down to Cork ;
And when he sighed the tempest blew
And almost split the Sod in two,
Till Patrick whistled down the storm
And all the air was soft and warm.
ST. Patrick's dead, or so they say,
st. Patrick's gone, but not away,
For when an Irish souls distressed
Or when an Irish hearts oppressed,
st. Patrick's spirit flashes hot
And praties bubble in the pot!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
ANSWERED.

O. Please publish cure for
warts. I have tried caustic pencil.
blue vitriol and nitric acid without
success.
a. An effective treatment for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
-BuCONDO

Motherl Say California" then you viii
get genuine California Syrup of Figs" Full
directions for babies and children of all ages
who are constpated, bilious, feverish, tongue
coated, or full of cold, are plainly printed on
the bottle Children love this delicious laxative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
YOU MUST HELP

with a pair Of sterile scissors until
there Is a slight bleeding; then the
bleeding surface il cauteriEcd with
full strength trichloracctic acid. 1,
In much better TO have this treat.
mcnt applied by a physician. In or.
der 10 secure aseptie conditions.
@ IN toe dancing injurious 20 a
childf Does It In any way affect
the spinc7 MRS D. r."
A. This form OF dancing can In no
way be- considered injurious. unless
INDUCED In for too long a period Of
time and in such manner. time aud
places a. 10 prevent the child from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
The Seattle Star

ny matl out % city sos per months . months.
iiSo. months ssIs: year soy IN We
State OF Washington Outside the sa.@
use per month. sAAo for months, OF ss.po
per year. py carrier. city. tse per week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17

Now Admiral Sims charges that the nary depart
ftent aoas Uictin of German propaganda and had
supposed it merely the victim of the officials trying
IN RIM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17

Chicago real estate men joining the tcGr on
profteernq landlords and propose to erect thousands 81
portable houses. Must be they getting no Commits
sions on high rents.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-29

Podezreni.

Ia diva tydny po odjezdu
Cccilie Rosse a jeii sluzky 2
Londyna navStiyil Maldred
Grafton Queens Crescent,
Bayswater. Odlo5il svoji ma
vStevu ma tax diouho, aby po.
akytl Cecilli dosti casu k zota-
venl sc he znicujlci rany, kite
rOu il zasadil lzivym clankem
vc Dvornim zurnalu." Myslil,
&c cd toho Casu, co ella zpravu
Zasnoubcni lorda Glcnhama
S lady TrcyOrovou divka m6la
dosti casu k zotaveni a podro-
bcni sc svemu osudu. Znal TAX
dobrc jejl Slechetuou povahu,
&c ncocekaval tax slabc podro-
benz sc sVemu osudu ncbo kics
mutt V zoufalstvi. OCekaval. zc
il ma czne klidnou, pfcmahaji-
cl svuJ zarmutek a klidne odda
nou sVym povinonstem.
Rozhodl Sc predStavitl co Ic-
il napadnlk. Nikdy jindy ne
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"Snad Sc budu zdati lordovi
nevernym, ze jsem Sc stal ma
padnikem danny, kterou on mi
luje," pravil Grafton, "ja ale
snadno usmirim sve jednani Sc
Isvym svedomim. Vim, ze mohu
spolehati ma vase zatajeni te
veci pokud sc mne tyce, nebot'
ST preji, byste mu nevyzradila
adresu slecny Rosse, jelikoz ny
nj znate totoznost vaSi svadle-
n.y."
"V tom ohledu nemate Sc S
me strany echo obavati. Nezra
dim vas,' prayila lady Trevo-
rova.
"Vedel jsem to-" a Grafton
Sc krecovite usmal. "Prosim
nyni zevrubnou adresu Grey
courtu. Odjedu tam pfistim
vlakem.'
"Do Yorkshiru!" !" pravila ma
mahave. 'NavStivit slecnu Ros
Sc? Myslim q: tam je. Zadala
jsem il, by mi hned psala, jak
tam prijede, ale dosud tax ne
ucinila. Ona Sc nezda znati do
bre angiicke zpdsoby.'
PAM Thomasova, jeji donna
ci pani, jest velmi nepokojna,
re il dosud nepsala. Snad jest
prllis zamestnana V Greycour-
t6."
''Vite jist6, ze vas rada uvi-
di?"
"Myslim tax aspon. Zeptam
Sc j, chce-li Sc stati moji ze-
nou. Divim Sc, re jste netusila
ieji totoznost."
"Jak jsem mohla? Anglicke
jmeno Ross jest zcela obycej-
ne a jeji jm6no Sc rovn6z tax
vyslovuje. Jest opravdu velmi
slicna! Zajimala jsem Sc O nj
nevedouc kdo ie, ale rozumi Sc
samo sebou, ze DO tomto odha-
leni nemohu il dele podrzeti We
sVe sluzbe. Doufam, re Sc S nil
hned ozenite, pane Craftone,
nez Sc lord Glenham vrati."
PokouSela Sc mluviti hrube,
ale neSlo il to.
"Uboha," myslil Grafton.
"Nyni mysli, ze jest Sc svymi
vyhlidkami u konce, an Glen
ham sci k slecn6 Rosse. Mysli,
ze lady Glenhamova povolila
sVemu synu. Proto vyhlizi tax
Spatne. Byla by 'astnou, kdy-
bych Sc ozenil S CeciIii."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-29

STARSl PAM hIeda zamest
mani na domaci praci II cesk6
rodiny. Haste Sc Y elsie 3845
Croton Ave. 1-29
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PRODA Sc dunn dvourodin-
PRODAJi Sc diva dorv mn

PRoDAJi Sc diva domy ma
,ehke splatky, jeden V okoli
Narodni Sine, prinasi 500 me-
sicniho najmu. Cena $55O0.
Druhy je dvourodinny, moder-
nj, blize Union Z. 1O6 ul. Ce-
ma $4,000. Mala castka hotov6
a ostatni jako rent. Pospeste
81, jsou to znacne lace. Piste
ma L. Reficha, r. 5, Chardon,
y. 1-29
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ooeoooooe000eseeeo0oo0ssee

Podal il ruku, kterou Cecl-
lie prijala a pax jeste s nekoli-
ka posledn6 povzbuzujicimi slo
Wy opustil lodici. Clun ma neho
cekal a dopravil jej ma breh.
Plachty byiy rozvinuty a
iachta hnula sc po Tece.
Lady Trevorova byla velmi
laskava, sleGno Cecilie,' pra.
villa Marketka, obdivujic upra-
WI pokoje a salonu. "Je to jeji
vlastni jachta. Zachazi vami
iako S poct6nym pritelem. Po-
znala ihned, ze jste skutetna
lady.
"Vse mi prichazi jako sen,"
pravila Cecilie. "Sotva v6fim,
re ia jsem ia, jak pravi ona
starena V jedne basni. Divim
sc sve vlastni sm6losti, ze jsem
opustila Londyn podnikla tn
to vypravu."
"Kdo Sc k niCemu neOdvazi,
ten k niCemu neprijde," mudro
vala Marketka. "Vzalo by vam
to hezkych par let, nez byste
V Londyn6 usporila sto liber,
zde je dostanete "a jednu III
mu. Jsme yelmi astny, sle-
cinko Cecilie.' y
"Velmi st'astny, opravdu,
Marketko. Ale prece nerada
pracuji pro lady Trevorovou a.
nestojim jeji penize, protoze
Sc provda ia lorda Glenhama.
Mysiim, re jsem posetila."
"Uz pluieme,' pravila portu
galska posluhovacka, kdyz ja-
chta sebou trhla. "Pripravim
vam veGeri, slecno. Kazdy
rozkaz, ktery mi .udelite, bude
yypln6n."
"Pujdeme ma chvilku ma
palubu,' odveti.a slecna Ros-
Sc. "Nemam zadnych rozkazu.
Pripravte co chcete."
VySla ma palubu s Market
kou. Stmlvalo Sc slime poCf-
nalo prSeti. S temnem prirodyl
vratila sc Ia neobyCejna a ne
vysvetlitelna sklicenost, liz
zakusi.a drive.
"N6co mne potka!' zvolala. !
"Marketko, mn6 Jest neobytei
ne smutno. Preji 81, abychom
byly zustaly Londyn6."
Ale vzdor tomu, co nazyva-
la svoji slabosti, ncudinila zad
ny pokus k navratu. Jachta
hnana prudkym v6trem vplu-
la V temnot6 noGni do otevre-
l6ho more.
Pulford pozoroval S brehu
lod' tax dlouho, dokud nezmi-
Zela dostrehu. Jeho oblicei
zazaril pax radosti.
"Odchazi ma vzdy $ cesty k
Edite!" mrucel. "Kazda stopa
Jest zakryta. Nikdo il nebude
stopovati k jeji zahube. Wee
Ia byla dobre sosnovana a pro
Vedena. NcmuSime Sc niGeho
vice obavati. Velikc neStesti.
ktere mas tax nahlc ohrozova-
10, bylo rychle premozeno. Div
ka Jest odklizena a my isme
bezpe6ni."
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i JeQ OSameIOStl.' Cntel 81 pOCl-
natl velmi opatrn6; nezamySlel
| uchazeti Sc 0 jeji lasku hned 2
potatku. Cht6l il pouze popro-
siti, by Sc smell venovati jeji-
mu stesti, chraniti il prede vsc-
mi nehodami, bditi mad nj a
starati Sc nj.
"Budu tax opatrnym, re mne
bude povazovati Ia sveho nej-
lepsiho pritele zastance, "
myslel vstupuje ma schody jejl
no bytu. PAX zazvoniL. "Ano,
osmelim Sc dnes pozadati il, by
Sc stala moji manzelkou. Stara
Marketka il zajist6 ma to jiz
pripravila. Nebudu dele otale-
IT,"
Sluzka otevrela dvere a pan
Grafton vstoupil do domu.
"Doneste moji navstivenku
slecn6 Rosse," pravil podavaje
il listek.
"SleCn6 Rosse? Neni il zde,
pane. OdeSla." odv6tila sluz-
ka.
"OdeSla ?' opakoval udivene
Grafton. Kan odesla?"
"Nevim pane. Odesla pred
.dVema tydny. OdeSla nadobro".
Grafton zapotacel Sc krok
nebo diva zpet prekvapenim.
Zprava ia zdala Sc mu nemoz-
nou. Cecilie odeSla, sotvaze pri
Sla do Londyna! Vratila Sc do
Zorlice?
"Rekn6te vasi pani, ze by
pan Grafton rad nj promlu-
vil,' pravil. "Podotkn6te, Eel
jsem pfitelem slecny Rose
"Vy iste ten pan, co zde uz
jednou byl? Racte vstoupiti do
parlu a ia zavolam pani.'
Grafton vstoupil do pokoieI
a SllZka odbehIa
Nez doniaci pani prisla, mel
Grafton dosti casu k prohlize-
nj voskovych kvetin a ovoce
pod sklen6nymi poklopy, stare
rodinne obrazy jine predme
ty pokoii. ale nez pani Tho
mosava priSla, byl uz netrpeli-
Wy.
KoneGn6 vstoupila hlubo-
kou poklonou majic v ruce psa
nj. Grafton pozadal ihned a.
dresu sleGny Rose.
"Tu vam nemohu udati, pa
me- odv6tila pani Thomasova.
Jest nekdc Yorkshire We vel
KEN venkovskem sidle."
Grafton opakoval V udivu slo
va ia.
"Marketka, sluzka slecny
Rosse, zanechala zde psani pro
vas, zde Jest pravila PAM
Thomasova, podavajic mu list.
"NeoSmelila jsem Sc pozadat
slecnu, ably mi psala re sveho
noveho domova, ale oCekava-
jsem, &c ieii sluzka tax uCl
nj, aC sc malo anglitin6 Wy
zna. ale dosud Gekam marne.
Inam sVe postaveni velmi do.
bre, pane, a neoCekavam mnO-
ho, ale sleGna Rosse je tax mia
Ga Sllcna, a clzlnkou clZl
zemi, neznala sv6ta, neznaI-
jeho uskoku a zlomyslnosti a
ia bych byla spokojenejsi, kdy
bych ved6la, re Sc St'astne do
stala do Yorkshire. Jsem ca
sto Velmi znepokojena a litu-
il, &c odeala, ac sto liber neni
ma ulici k nalezeni"
Grafton otevrel psani cetl
obsah jeho.
"Jc to mozne?' zvolal. ISLE
cna Rosse odcSla do domu lady
Trevorove? X lady Trevorovc,
liz by Sc mela ma sv6te neivice
chranit! Pro vSechno ma sv6te,
80 tohlc znamena?"
PAM Thomasova byla nuce.
IA dosvodCiti dopis Marketcin.
ITO jest tiplna hadanka, -
lzyolal Grafton. "Odebrala Sc
do domu lady Trevorov6 - 0.