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The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-06-24
GEN. YOUNG FoR TRAINING.
Lessons of -Four Wars Teach Univer-
sal Service Need, Aged Veteran Says.

Lessons of -Four Wars Teach Univer-
sal Service Need, Aged Veteran Says.
From the Kansas city Star.
A comprehensive system of military
training in the United States will not
be blocked by the failure to nominate
Gen. Leonard Wood for President, in
the opinion of Lieut. Gen. S. B. M.
Young, retired. General Young be-
came an ardent supporter of compul-
sorry military training in his fifty
nine years Of service in the United
States army.
~The ideals Of efficient. sane pre-
.pareeness, health giving exercise and
sound democracy, which are the very
heart and soul Of the military train
ipg idea, never can be forgotten COM
pletely after the lessons Of all our
wars General Young asserted today
in his room at the Hotel Muehlebach,
where he is resting on a motor trip
from Washington to Yellowstone
Park
"After the Civil War we satisfied
ourselves with the expensive make
shift of doubling the standing army,
General Young continued reminiscent
ly. after the Mexican War and the
Spanish War we repeated that mis-
take. The training of our men for
this war has introduced a new stand
ard of an efficient army. | don't be-
lieve we shall be satisfied again with
the makeshift."
General Young sketched briefly the
reasons which have made him an adj
vocate of military training since the
Spanish War and caused him to en-
courage and advise General Wood in
organizing the first officers training
camp at Plattsburg.
Compulsory training for every
American youth between the ages OF
Is and II for five months a year
would be the height Of efficiency. be-
cause the cost Of military protection
would be reduced virtually to nothing.
The cost would be offset by the inn
n1ense value of the life to the health
ot our boys
With such a plan Of military train-
ms General Young said, q standing
army Of Il million would be sufficient
for our protection.
The army teaches the first princi-
pies Of service to the country. the
foundation Of good citizenship he
added. 1t teaches a man to stand
alone and fight for right; it gives in
telllgent discipline"
Training should be compulsory in a
democracy, because compulsory train
ing insists upon service from each
man, implied in each mans right to
vote.
General young is proud that his rec
ord Is proof of the democracy of the
United States army. He enlisted as q
private in Company X, 18th Pennsyl-
vania volunteer infantry at the Begin
ming of the Civil War He and Cen
eral Nelson A. Miles now are the only
men in the army with the rank OF
lieutenant general. The only man of
higher rank is General Pershing. Cen
eral Young is 80 years old.
General Young commanded the bri-
gade of cavalry of which the famous
rought riders were a part. He recall
ed today pleasant memories of his as
2eiation with Theodore Roosevelt and
General Wood.
Both men have record Of service
and energy that is inspiring" he said.
My only cause to admonish Theodore
Roosevelt was to urge him not to ex-
pose himself unnecessarily in person
ally leading his men in battle"
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-06-24
o.v nsat3SD nH.M MAY
tBy internatin--.

ny international
Calgary, Alta, INN News
toofs Klondike-tbss,ss us
acres acres call it. And If + 5, : VIA ;
goose supported b + sas =,
ought to cinch It. X E., q d@
SO sure. It may be 4 ~ -. o,tAsa 4 !
geese from a farmer s, !. asSs
near De Winton. tWss n sl
4: stable gold nusss; MI
In the crop of one = sse's M
Il was killed. A little 70, @s d
81 er rI bought some ducks 'a ,sst
farmer farmer. Another r u non
found in the crop n so : al
The butcher coD n auet
had invented a go IS''s e. go
chine. The two h hu,T sslaa t
They brought back ; !" . SIS
Ell and sand which tb SsalI til
up by hand along e lucy hs
Chemist Field fonn maze
figuring the value , !, " q, % IS
ounce. u god .ec
III. The news leaked On, 81
rush Of people from NY ~ q err
for Snake Greek. EsS ss's'Q 2. 9
on foot, horseback AND rIsi !. Sal :
e eI.l. up the roads ads y ~ " la !
they found, was onIy ' &. SAl Z
Il rises IN a spring and Il, ~ T. II
q coulee mostly on tbs a " ~
Beeching. Hundreds - :, 'a e.
staked claims. These s \. 4
erations continued N wan u, ace
night. They proved n il
lot Of holes. This was Y 7, = ter
But none Of the nal.s N ma
miners thinks of the s SS'sa c.
gings as an April Foop s'' rtal
have faith in their clsIn, in
OF getting in up-to-date nI Y, 'pil
cry. ,t p
There's plenty Of gold h {, u !
OF the Snake Greek s...' sines
~
get i Is with a Dlow. NM i ~
richest farming regions Y ! ~ !.
believe all this talk If ~ i e =
the bull but there's ! =, y +. y !
may horn into the romsr, = s !, :,
argonauts start mining Mil I /
Keep an eye to windTs,S " !
herd leader win give tb.r H.
their golden dreams. M, ~ ~
when he starts" r
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-06-24
COMMISSIONER

NOTICE IS HEREBY Of se
IN pursuance 81 the saimsiia
rections contained IN IS cen
der Of the Chaaceg w thre
County, made and enters Il u
day Of June, A. D. 1920 -,
cause tho. 1881 then pa =
between John c. Everett. III a.,
and r. P. Harris end C:vss. IL
Der Company, defendana /. sall
signed, as Commission ms
Court, viii offer for d ,ofioy
vendue TO the highest / .en,
Southeast door or entr.hief
County Cearthseaasses, u Il s.;: 4: ::
Court is held, in the Coz mont
within the hours presqix nundr
judicial sales, on the Ut fifte
A. d. 1920, the folleEa.e all
real estate, to wit: ling
oE "a NE a, Sec. ', 3
Range 81 West, and 5 Ha. =, +,
one planning mill, one aE 11
kiln. one store building,
lumber shed, ~ lumber ! -,
ons and equipment, ii h
belonging to any and al g'ewo
described property ha 2
above lands: the Sci Ano
SW14 NEA Section Z 49,,
South, Range 81 West 'o'''''
the so acres Of the % quake
lend lying North Of .h indie
Of the X. c. S. Ry, ag sou;
way being the South l mora
also a part Of the NEs ~,
land lying North Of i 'sa'
Southern Railway IN lh genty'o
Section IS, Township loWh !
81 West, approximate own
the SEX SWA and 81 aag ~
ton 10, also a part Of q 7 aA'' en-
Section 10, including q ~ =
acres lying North q s's,S =, ~
OF the Kansas City S0g = ~ !
and the above right dr s ~
the South line, alsa 49, .,'
NWi4 NEA SectioA y y 80
lands in this forty ACRE 5e 49,,
Of right Of way Of sad I'd An
Southern Railway, ih 4 wa.
being the South line q IA shs
of which is situated I foIlowi,
South, Range 81 YES heart
SWA Section IL, Iogssie cart
Range 80 West, and MaLos A,
ton 10, Township ] ing the
West, in Polk County lie shoe
TERMS OF SALE fol1owt
three months, the purssw NH
quired to execute a nn ick . 70
BY law and the crdif Invest
said court in said cass eInslewo
security, bearing inter- e. these.
of ten per cent per sn' :,
of sale until paid, snd' $50 =
tanned on the premise
an navn,ant al the p
'ne Given peS" under i my bad ub'le.n
of June, A. D. 1920 !, /, I spo'ea''
commissionsI : s,pcspn..
Adv.-First pub, ~! Jun , ~ s. s.
Last pub. July 5, Ivy e e. I y y
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-06-24
Yellow journalism Spawning Discord
From Crane Co.'S Valve World

What the Sacramento. Cal, Union
calls the two yellowest journals Of
the English-speaking races" seems to
be doing all in their power of late to
breed discord between the people of
Great Britain and the people of the
United States, but, it does not seem to
the paper quoted that the "medacious
and scurrilous mouthings" of these
satfron-hued sheets can prove the ex-
istence of any serious friction between
this country and Britain, for the vel
low sheet in England quotes the vel
low sheet in this land to "prove that
the United States is determined to
rule and ruin Britain" while our own
yellow spawning ground returns the
compliment by quoting the English
discord breeder to bolster up it's as
sertions that England is the deadly
enemy Of this country.
Still, there is grave danger to the
future relations Of the two peoples in
such "mouthings,p for the average
reader Of yellow journalism is not
noted for fine discretion in the weigh
ing of such news" as is ladled out to
him thru that medium.
If we wish to have Germany even
tually win much of what she aimed to
achieve thru the war we shall take
the vaporings of the discord breeders
seriously; for should friendship cease
between England and America Ger
many unquestionably would hail it as
the arrival of "tag" only little
less important than the one that was
to give German Imperialism its "place
in the SUM-" We should do all in our
power to foster the spirit of friendli-
ness and understanding between the
two English speaking peoples, and a
good place to increase our efforts in
this direction is to pay no attention to
the rawlings of the yellow journalists.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-06-24
Merger Of Chu,,bn !
tBy lnternatIoaaI M

y IHtVfhatloaal NeF9s
Olathe, Kan, June ls-g|
the congregations Of ths d,
and Congregational shur.i@' !,
been found to Be unssts'
ter a TOUR months triaI I,
hvve decided to separate n,
Congregations were nrs
Federated Church 81 0s
arose over a ruling E
church property. /
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-06-24
A SMILE OR TWO

The world is full OF happy tunes,
Yet man alive is full of prunes;
He fills his lungs, yells long and
loud,
And tries to hypnotic the crowd;
At profiteers he shakes his fist
Then taps them gently on the wrist.
Toledo Blade.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-06-24

Hubby Good-by. love. In case am
really prevented from coming home to
dinner l will send telegram.
Wifie-You need not trouble to send
it; have already taken 1t out of your
coat pocket.-Dallas News.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-06-24

In France they are having a delight.
iui time airing the troubles between
Marshai Fock and General Pershing
us easier and more agreeble than
work. On this side we are trying 10
forget the whole business. We prefer
workingsto gossiping. That's the dif.
ference VA
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-06-24

For sa'e-6 Poland China pigs, subject
TO registration. See DR.. G. A. Camp
oeIl, Route l, Mena.-Adv. 26-H
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-06-24

An hour of play drives dull care
away, they say. But who wants 10
squander whole hour at the present
wage figures? = S7'''
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-06-24

II was at a charity dinner that a
careless waiter spilled a plate OF soup
over one of the clergymen present.
What" he commenced. When,
remembering himself, he turned to his
neighbor and asked, "Will some lay
man kindly say a few words appro-
pirate to the occasion ?"-Exchange.
Two Irishmen died and (because OF
the lives they led) one went to heaven
and the other In the opposite direc
ton. About three days after their de
parture. Mike, worried as to the CON
dition his friend might be in, called
down:
What are We doing. Pat7"
I'm shovelin' coal.s
DO ye worruk hard?n
Not very. We have shifts. I wor
ruk only about three hours every dav
I What are We doin'?"
Faith. an Pm sweepin' off the gold
en- stairs s'a
i DO you worruk hard?',
|Yfs, very hard. About eipbtasn
hours day. We're very short.handed
here-"-Exch. ~
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-06-24

You believe In telling the truth. the
whole truth. and nothing but tbe
ruin Try Il on the next fellow you
meet-give him your candid opinion AZ
10 his merits. Wen notify the coroner
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-06-24

Never try to enlighten a woman as
70 the faults Of her husband. n she
mas any pride she will deny them even
when she knows them to be true. Good
old girlsl ooou
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-06-24
AFTERTHoUoHTs

It's foolish to quarrel with your wife
1t keeps her in a nasty mood and
wnen she Is in that condition she lacks
the inspiration required to get mn
those dandy meals you like so well.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-06-24
NOTICE

IN the Polk County ounbia
= Matter lat Of Road lag ls'ss.
Notice is hereby n 4 - Il
ers of real property, = \ s. =,
ment District no. y x.src
h Enforcement mt Dist1d ~ e .i n's !,
rected by the Coun, 4. =. An
sess the benefits e X Y. 51newe
err real property q 81, Y / In
der that the SAD ' s ken q
t ellt new %a Conditions ii % s 3 e 9ss $
plans and specillssa'sssss d poi
provement DistrS' ul.wt
ed. .fore Do 3
You are therein LII = who 1
i hsarIng T by The Rs csla| 81
g County day y T july 1Is lSl' PEE =
'ne Given Ten'' under ny Omaha,
Of 2 fo said Govt WILL T. recent eess
Adv.-First pub -, ,I,1 she ap|
n last pub. July |, w beIie
NOTICE FIS \ :, 2 ~ nee e
Notices. Notice IS hereby sI,'I spfs,
Of of., Vim, Coat It he q IT,
prohste Court
Count. "a
Adv.--June a.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-06-24

u
an injunction, but concluded IL would
do no good in the end, while there was
a chance on the Mena-Big Fork road.
The folks, again recognizing the
chairman of the meeting, moved that
committee of three be appointed to
take up the matter of the appeal from
ne judgment of the County court. and
Chairman Shinn, pleading lack of ac-
quaintance in the Jefferson Highway
district, asked that the committee be
named in the motion. Joe Anders
OF Hatfield, M. L. Bell of Wander
WORT and |. A. Dunn of Cove were
nnaily naT1ed by Joe Lewis.
The business of the meeting again
reverted to the Mena-Big Fork road.
ana as men crowded around the bar
tables to sign the petitions, and as
TWO, three, four and more men all
tried to talk at the same time. the
Rev.. Fl. t. Howell of Big Fork Sc
cured recognition from the chair. and
addressing the crowd, urged that or
der and decorum be observed that
parliamentary practice be followed.
and the signing of the petitions he
expedited by doing it in an orderly
ana buslnesslike way, but the good
brother from Big Fork finally gave up
ms efforts to help the chairman.
w. K. Risk. an attentive listener
turnout the meeting, near the close
took the floor, and addressing those
remaining, said he was lawyer. and
q talker from Missouri, that he had
neen asked to bring his tax recent.
mat ne would not pay dollar 10 vote
ana that he came from a state where
the people appreciated good roads. AZ
Inese Folk county people didn't: ana
then IN spite Of the fact that he was
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-06
PRODA Sc pekarsky OBJ

PRODA Sc pekarsky OBJ
chod, trzi Sc tydne pres $400
hotov6. Naieza Sc V pekne bu-
dove a jc tam byt 6 syetni-
cich, koupelna, dyojita garage,
velky yard. Dobra prilezitost k
delani penGz. Haste SC V elsie
3033 w. 101 ul. Vemte Lorain
Ave. karu. 2-14
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proc jste Sc neoptal Edity
ma adressu nnlade jeji svadle-
Iny?' otazala Sc hrabenka.
Pokusil jsem Sc to, vsalS
nadarmo. Snad Edita vam to
vysvetd. Nahonci Barkerovi Wy
zkoumali, ze divka ia zije v
Bayswater -
"Cislo etyfi, Queens Cres-
cent, ulice Argyle" dolozil
pravnik.
"Vsak kdyz Barlerdv klerk
pfisel do domu, mlada dfvka
byla jiz pryc!'
"Odesla!" opakovala lady
Glenhamova zmatene. Kan
Sc odebrala?"
"To jest to tajemstviw zvo-
lal markyz.
"Sdelila ma odchodu sve do
macl, ze jest ma nekolik m6si-
GU zjednana cd lady Trevoro-
We, aby nejakou opravu ma ca
lounech V Greycourtu provedla
Odjeia V drozce do domu ieif-
no, tam sestoupiv$i najmula
jiny povoz a odjela ma nadrazi
Euston Square. Cd te DOLBY
nebyla vice vid6na! Tajemne a
1plne zmizela a nelze nalezti
zadne stopy jejfho osudu!"
Veliky a stale Sc stupnujici
nepokoj zmital hrab6tem i je-
ho matkou. Lady Glenhamova
byla iata hruzou; hrabe tez
byl pfilis zd6$en, ably mohl
promluvit. Vypravovani NAL
dreda Craftona predesleho We
cera napadn6 souviselo s timto
Totoznost divky, ktera tax po-
divine zaujala markyze, byla
hrab6ti jasnou.
"Jak sc jmenovala mlada
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"Svornost" hvlo yzdy he

"Svornost" bylo vzdy he
slo Radu c. 3, {. S. P. S., o
6e,nG poda dGkaz pTi slavno-
sti v neGSli Is. unora " Ce-
ske Narodni Sini. Kazdy je
ma slavnost uctive Evan. Gle
move Jednoty {. S. P. S. jsou
z5dani, aby pfiyedli sve zna-
ns minlo Jednotu stojici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-06
Nabidnuti k snatku.

Vdovec V nejlepSim v6ku,
bezd6tny, mini Sc seznamiti s
divkou neb vdovou, jez by me-
la po pripade dive ditky a byla
V prostrednim start "a pricinou
snatku. Jsem femeslnik mann
slusnou castku ulozenych pc
nez. ZaSlete nabidku, mozno-li
s podobenkou, ktera Sc ma po-
zadani vrati, do adm. "Sveta"
pod znackou "Snatek". Mlcen-
livost Sc zarucuje. 2-7
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divka?" otazal Sc pc male pre-
stavce.
"Slecna Rosseova!' odvetil
markyz.
"Slecna Rosseova," hofko-
sti opakovala lady Glenhamo-
va. "UGarovala vam, muj pa
ne, prave tax, jako omamila
meho syna. Ona jest Cecilie
Rosseova re Zorlice.
Pastor Zorlicky zemrel,"
pravil hrabe, "a slecna Rosse-
ova sla do Londyna, aby zde
yyzivu hledala. To jest ona,
markyzi, o niz Sc tax velice "a
jimate. Qna to jest, jejiz osud
zahalen jest tajemstVi!"
Starry pan pohifzel udivene
kolem sebe.
''Videl jste SAM pokraco-
val lord Glenham hlasem po-
hnutym, "ze ona jest nevinnou,
vzneSenou divkou a zadnou do
brodruzkou. Slysel jsem mno-
ho 0 tom vcera vecer V Londy-
he. PTijel jsem sem V nad6ii,
re snad lady Trevorova bude s
to ponekud vec tuto vysvetliti'
"Nemohu," odpovedela vdo-
va po baronetovi. Cerne tvrde
oci jejf zdaly Sc byti jest6 tvrd-
SINH.
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PRODA Sc piano v nejlep-
sim poradku ga $140. Haste
Sc V Clsle 1899 f. 121 al. 2-7
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sH9~. q -
AgKaSss9E2S:e
"a - h
Il Aay rE cga Gga aEEr
NEPROMESkEJTE

nejvetsi vyprodej muzskych
celoyln6nych pletenych pono-
EEK : nyni po 96c par V stfiz-
Mich obchodech III Koudelu'
ABS Broadway a 4288 War
ner Road. Mnoho jinych laci
najdcte 2de kazdy den.
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PRODAM RESIDENCE o

3V6tnicich, tvrde podlahy a tri-
ming, vyhfevni pee, elektrina,
vSe modern6 zarizeno. Zd5na
garage 20 pti 80 strevicich.
Maietek Sc naleza V els. 1925
Laisy Ave. dobr6m spojeni S
mestem proda Sc pro kupuji-
ciho "a yelmi vyhodnych pod
minck. Haste Sc u Otto Sill,
1888 Mead Ave. %
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6e0eeeaeee eao eeees
Pastorova schovanka
Roman cd pani Harriet Lewsove
Roman Cd pani Harriet Lewisove.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


sv6 zabyval.
"Jsem veimi znepokojen,
Gordone," pravil, "a zadam cd
tebe pomoci. Velmi zapletena
yec, jiz bych 81 pral rozlustiti,
zajina Barkera j mne. Sn~l
tvuj mlady, jasny ostrovtip ma
lezne ozlusteni, kde my jsme
nemohli."
Lady Treyorova zbledla. We
della, co pride a proto sebra-
la ySechnu duchapTitomnost,
jiz il bylo zapotrebi. Bude il
lord Glenham, o jehoz bystro-
3ti ducha byla pfesvedcena, po
dezrivati q ucastenstvi We zmi-
zeni Cecilie Rosseovy? Sezna,
re strasny zloci nzde byl spa
chan? Obzaluje il jako puvod-
rkyni tohoto zlocinu? Pride
ma stopu hlubokemu a ohav-
nemu tajemstyi jejiho ziyota?
Objcyl zloCin, ktery spachala
pred i6ty a .ienz vzdor jeji
smG,Csti OdVazc, muCil q
straSil il po vSechcn ten cas- ia
ko mura nGjaka? Tfasla Sc,
srdce j prudce bilo, vSak obli-
cej jeji byl bezyyrazny a po-t
kojny, jakoby ami svGdomi ne
mela a vyzrazeni Sc nebaIa.
TAX Velicc Sc um6,a opanova-
ii.
"Jsem jista, Gpln6 Y bezpc-
ci!' prayila sama k sob6. DIV
ka nikdy nomu&e byti vypatra-
ma. Nikdo sc nedozvi o iejim o.
sudu. Ncmam Sc echo stracho-
yati. Smoia tyar mno ode vSi
pohromy uchrani!'
Vzala na Sc vyraz sm6losti,
take pan Barker, ktery il byl
tame a bcdliye poz2rovaI, byl
nj oklanan nucen zneniti i'll
ste nahlcdy, kterc 81 byl iiz III
emil. Nebyi drive odhodlan
zbaviti krasnou ydovu podezre
nj le Znamosti o miste, kde
Cecilie Rosseova pritomnG Sc
na Czala, nebot' znaI dobre, Ce-
ho ieil Zla poyaha Jest schop-I
M a yodcI o .icii SiIcne lascc k
lordu GIeuhamovi. Vsak nyniI
81 prayil, Zc &patne 0 III SOU
dill.
"pak-.i YAM V neccm mohuI
pomoci, marlyzi,' odpovddel.
mlady hrab6, "prosim byste pfi
jmul mych sluzeb.
"Ano. Pred n6kolika tydny,
ten samy vecer, co vratil jsem
Sc re skotskych vysoGin do Lon
dyna, byl jsem Y tich6m mist6
V sousedstvi ulice Regent ma
paden od dyou lupitu, ktefi Sc
snazili mne svaZat 3 nbrat. Po
kratk6m zapasu, kdyz Jsem Sc.
znal, &c bych jim ma dlouho
neodolal, uniknul jsem Jim a
dal Sc ma ut6k. PronasledoVali
mne, dohonili a porazili k ze-
mi. V tom samGm okamziku
mlada divka, ktera patrila na
VSe 2 rohu ulice Regent, pri-
bella Ike mne haste pomoc
volatile. Darebaci utek,i a ia
.vyvaznul z jejich drapu pouze
5 nekoiika lehkymi odrenina-
NIL"
"Co to ia hrdiNskou divkun
uVolala lady Glcnhamova. 'Ji.
ia deYa ~ jeji miste by ON
della aneb utekla Y 6pacncn
, 5moru!"
Nam ~ 70, u j, delzovat
mann IA srUj ziyot,' pragiI
pohnutim starry lord. NIepta
jacm Sc po jcjim obydli, nebot
jScm byl cely zm&men mad ne
uadalFm prcpadcm. Dala INA
meni ko.em jedoucimu omnibl
81 a odiela, provazcna isou,
jFOu aln2kou. LlloYal .iscm po
tom, 1o iSem j nesledoyal. Ne
! j2em j "a miiacka neiakG v1n'
}cnc rodlny. Byia napadno lr;
fAou,spaniiOu. Ma prlni pohlet
! DYln Inat, ~ lcJ yxGcl9na
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mer mui k III nazvala. Vezmu
81 il, jest-li mne prime "a man
zela. Nenajdu-li il, anebo jestli
mne odmitne, nikdy Sc neoze-
nim.'
Lady Gienhamova vedela, ze
uprimne mini, co byl fekl a
re predsevzeti jeho jest ne
zm6nitelne jako beh osudu. S
bledym oblicejem klesla zp6t
do jemnych podusek. Srdce Je-
il chvelo Sc strasnou uzkosti,
jiz sama vysvetliti 81 nemohla.
Po celou ostatnl cestu zadny
Mich nepromluvil. Kocar "a
stavil pred velkym, massivnim
pfucelim. Pan Barker seSel Sc
schodou a otevfel dVere. Pro-
vodii hosty do domu a predal
jc hospodyni, ktera zaVedla la
dy Glenhamovu do pOkoju pro
III pi'iprayenych, Hrabc otazaF
Sc 30 zdravi stareho markyze
a seznav, re lady Trcvorova JIG
donna, naslcdoval komornika
do leji pokoju.
Hrab6nka IA pomoci sVe
sluzky Sc ustrojia a sestoupila
do pTijimaciho salonu. Pfi je-
Jim prich0du lady Trevorova
povstala Z lenosky u ohne sto-
jici a pokrociysi ku pfedu ra-
dostnG vykrikla objavsi sta
rou hrab6nku pravila: "Jak
iscm rada, re vas Vidiml Ale
ncvyh.izitc dobfc, byla jstc ne
mocna?'
Lady Gienhamoya skutecne.
ncvvpadala dobfc. ZarmUtek
hlodal ma ieiim zdravi. Spu-
sob, jakym hladGla odVratitl
svCho syna cd snatku $ dobro-
druzkou, lax myslela, pricil Sc.
poCestnc, faIes ncnayidejici ze-
ne.
MEM mi dcbfe, odydtiIa,
slabG sc usmivajic. "Edito, SOU
zim So pres milv mad zvIaStnimI
a noyym zapletenim pomGru
Slecny Rosseovy SC tykajicich.
Nsak Zdc prichazi Gordon -
HrabG Sc obicvil. Sotva re Wy
mcnil pozdrav lady Trevoro-
YOU, vstoupil pan Barker a po-
prosil hosty. by navstivili sta
rGho markyze V knihovn6, jez-
to lord st. Leonards neni S to
sam k MIN sejiti.
Nebylo zadn6 prilezitosti k
rozmluv6 mezi hrab6tem a la
DIV Trevorovou. Mel mnoho ota
EEK stran Cecilie Rosseovy ma
srdci, vSak musel ic odloziti az
po navst6ve u lorda st. Leo
nardse. - Hostc $ ladv Ire
vorovou niasledovali pana Bar
kera do knihovny.
Starry markyz odpoCival We
velke lenoSce. Chorou nohu pc
yne obyazanou, polozenu mel
ma linen sedadle. Jcho muznv.
starry obliGei obracen byl Ike
dverim S vyrazem nadeie a ne
dockavosti. Jeho pronikave, mo
Dire oGi zazarily nahle pri DO
hledu ma mladeho hrabete Pc
dial rullu k pozdravu sv6mu
dtdici, .jehoz jako syna vlast-
niho miloval.
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