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Out of Town
VISITORS

Among the many out of town visit
ors in the city this week were D. NJ.
Waldron, of Bay Lake; DR.. T. K.
Slaughter, of Summerfield; E. H.
Norman, of Conner; Miss Ethel
Crosby, of Citra; Lester Harrison, of
Anthony; Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop and
Miss Willard Bishop, of Anthony; Mr..
Milligan and daughters, Misses Lily
and Hattie, of Anthony; D. H. Petteys
and c. E. Bateman of Mcintosh; DR..
Mitchell and NJ. B. Bennett, of Sumter
vile; DR.. Griffith, of Dunnellon; G.
Simpson, of Groveland; Capt. Drake,
of Mulberry: j. W. Ethridge, of Weirs-
dale; H. c. Denmark, of Summerfield;
H. B. Ward, Of Dunnellon; B. ". Bew-
", of FIT. Mccoy; Dell Moody, of Ok
lawaha: Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Brewer,
of Romeo: Pat Randall, of Connor;
Mrs. Lash, of Summerfield; E. B..
Thompson, of Belleview; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Nichols and son, Preston and
daughter, Pauline, of wildwood; Mrs.
Ida X. Morrison, of Eastlake; Misses
Elanor and Minnie Tremere. of Belle
view and their guest, Miss Green, OF
Jacksonville: DR.. and Mrs. HUMPHREYS
and daughter. of Jacksonville: Miss
Thelma Tompkins. of Citra and Miss
Beulah Morrison, of Anthony.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-03

FOR SALE-One of the best S0-acre
farms in Marion county. go acres
in cultivation; stump proof and
ready for cultivation; good Ameri-
can wire fence all around; six miles
from ocaIa, and just one quarter
mile from Orange avenue hard road.
South of OcaIa. Can give abstract
title. Address 81. S." Care ocala
Banner, Ocala, Florida. tfw.
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cousins, DR.. and Mrs. e. B. Cade, and
then accompanied DR.. and Mrs. Cade
to Dixon Spring, Tenn, for visit to
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Bridgewater. They made the
trip to Tennessee by motor.
For Miss Harriss and Miss Jones
Among the delightful social events
of the near future will be an after
noon party which Mrs. H. M. Hamp-
ton is planning to give one day next
week in compliment to Ocala's two
charming brides-elect, Miss Caroline
Harriss and Miss Helen Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Anderson and
their niece Miss Ludie Smith, spent
the weekend at Lakeland with Mr..
and Mrs. C. L. Anderson. During
their absence they enjoyed a motor
trip with Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson to
Tampa, st. Petersburg, Clearwater
and Pass-a-Grille.
Miss Sue Moore has accepted a po-
sition with the Lake Weir. Sand and
Stone Company and will begin her
new duties on Monday.
-
Mr. and Mrs. Woods, the latter for
merly Mrs. Minnie A. Bostick, have
arrived in the city from Roanoke,
Va, for a short visit. They will re-
main in Ocala until Mrs. Woods set
ties up her business affairs here, aft
er which they will return to Roanoke,
where they have purchased beauti-
full home, and where they will reside.
DR.. Robert C. Black and two little
boys. Robert. Jr., and Guy, were in
the city for few hours Monday even
ing. They are now living at Plant
City.
Miss Louise Nixon, who has been
spending a month in Ocala the guest
of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Taylor, has returned to her
home in Tampa.
If 1 had an oil well which flowed like
a geyser,
just come to hand,
From the pen of a noted financial
advisor,
Whose expert opinions are much in
demand
A well yielding millions of barrels
(maybe) minute.
OF high grade petroleum, ready 10
ship
| never should part with the stock
had in it
Unless 1 went suddenly of of my dip.
If / had deal that was rich beyond
measure,
Like the one Charlie Hoar just offered
to me
A wonderful display of Australian
brown treasure,
Hard as rocks and from all disease
very free.
Onions that are certain to fill up my
Golfers
With a staggering superabundance Of
pelf
wouldn't go round making other
folks offers,
To sell at a bargain-Pd keep them
myself.
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Mrs. 3. F. Duke of Dunnellon and
Mrs. E. NJ. Hanewacker of Tampa ar
rived in the city Monday evening,
having been called here by the H.
ness Of their father, Capt. j. A. Tuck
er, who. we are glad to say, is i'm
proving. The daughters have return
ed to their respective homes.
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Chamberlain's collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy

This is unquestionably one Of the
most successful medicines in use for
bowel complaints. A few doses Of it
will cure an ordinary attack of diarr-
hoea. 1t has been used in nine cpl
mics Of dysentery with perfect sue
cess. 1t can always be depended upon
to give prompt relief in cases of collie
and cholera morbus. When reduced
with water and sweetened it is pleas
ant to take. Every family should keep
this remedy at hand. adv
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-03

DR.. A. A. Murphree, president OF
the University of Florida, has pre-
pared a budget of the needs of the
university for two years beginning
next July. The total appropriation
needed to take care of it win be ST.
295,150..
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-03

The ocala correspondent Of the
New York Packer says that attention
is called to two large cincincis pear
trees which have been producing
crops Of pears for Is years. some
years as much as 50 bushels. These
trees are immune to blight
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The tried, true and unterrified dem.
ocratic voters of Texas have sent Joe
Bailey to commune with verderman
Hardwiek, Reed, Gore, ct al, and
soon Georgia will send Hoke Smith
to commune with the same "wilfull
few"
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K. OF p. FISH Fry

The members of the knights OF
Phythias are preparing for big fish
fry at Eureka today.
The fact that Mr.. w. w. Stripping
is master of ceremonies presages a
successful outing.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-03

The anxiety of some folks to go
over Niagara Falls in a barrel could
be better understood if it was known
there was something worth while in
the barrel.-Orlando Reporter-Star.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-03
TWO MORE eAMEs ZOE ocALA
Defeats Dunnellon On Their Grounds
5 to 2-WaIIops Lawtey

5 to 2-WaIIops LaWtey
Here IL to o
The Ocala baseball team, under the
management of Jake Goldman, jour.
neyed to the Phosphate City on Tues
day afternoon of this week and took
the Dunnellon crew into camp by the
score of 5 to 2.
With Corcho in the box for Dun
Mellon they thought they had Ocala's
number, and the way they started off
it looked for while that Dunnellon
was going to get the best of the
breaks, for when they got men on
they pushed them around the four
bases, and while Ocala managed to
get men on and hit Corcho, they
could not get run across. Dunnel-
lon scored both in the first and Sec
ond innings, and the Dunnellon root
ers were most enthusiastic. They
held this lead until the fourth inning
when Ocala got to" Corcho for sew
eral hits, including a two-base hit by
Young, with Denham on third and
Harris on second, which scored both
runners, H. Luffman having already
scored on Harris hit between short
and third.
With a lead of margin of one run,
Ocala was not satisfied, and proceed
ed to put a runner across the plate in
the fifth and seventh innings.
Homer Huffman was in the box for
Ocala and pitched good game, but
with three on in the ninth and none
down it looked little dangerous, but
he retired Baskin with a strike-out
and Corcho hit fast grounder to
Luffman at third, who threw to Leav-
engood at the plate for the second out
and Dunnellon went to sleep, so
Leavengood walked down to third
base and touched the bag, for the
runner on second was still holding
the bag.
The Ocala team returned home i'm
mediately after the game.
0U0
Yesterdays game brought out a
monster crowd, and as the Lawtey
team had been boosted as conquerors
of High Springs fast team, and hav-
ing shut out the Seaboard team of |
Jacksonville, letting them down with |
out a score, and with one lone hit,
close game was anticipated, but after |
the first inning Ocala had a merry-go-
round, scoring six runs in the second |
inning, and duplicated it in the third |
Ocala at this time eased up, but put |
two more runners across before the
end of the game, bringing their total
up to IA, to the visitors" naught.
Liddell for Ocala hit a fast one
through the infield which did not stop
until it reached the embankment in
left, and he went to third and scored |
later on an error. Pearce in the |
ninth inning, with one out, hit high |
fly to left which was good for three
bases, but he went to sleep and Luff
man touched him for an out when he
took his foot off the bag.
Mickler started to work for Ocala
but retired in the fourth in favor of
Fallow, who pitched good game,
Mickler going to second.
Leavengood, who was catching a
pretty game for Ocala, had collision
with Huffman at third when they bot
went after a bunt, which Luffman
caught, and made double at second.
Leavengood suffered severe cut on
the chin from the collision.
All of the OcaIa boys played lam
up" ball, and when they go to Brooks.
Vile on Tuesday they expect to
sbring home the bacon"
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Mrs. Sarah Turtelot has returned 20
her home at Burbank after pleas
ant visit to her old home In the north.
Mr.. H. c. Bilbro and family, who
have made Ocala their home for the
past few years, have gone to Titus
Vile and will make their home in
that city.
u. s. Marshall, N. H. Boswell and
family. Of Jacksonville, formerly of
Dunnellon, have been spending the
past ten days at Port Inglis, on fish
Eng trip. Accompanying them on their
trip was Judge Rydon M. Call, Of
Jacksonville.
Misses Mary Frances Agnew, Myra
tAgnew, Estelle McAteer. Nettie Pat
ne, Ava Lee Edwards, Nina Seckinger,
Dorothy Schrieber and Mrs. Eunice
Presley, of Ocala, Miss Jennie Griggs.
of Oak. Miss Pearl Hall, of Ocklawa-
IA, Mrs. Kate Harrison and Miss Hat
tie Milligan, of Anthony, Miss Leyga
Shealey. Of Spar, Miss Stokes, of
Reddick and Miss Louise Niblack, Of
Dunnellon. have recently received
certificates emitting them to teach
IN the public schools of Florida.
The Banner readers are wondering
what has become of Mr.. Frazier. the
Ane poet Of Ocala, the beautiful?
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Camp and
daughters, the Misses Camp. and
Miss Ava Lee Edwards spent the last
weekend at the Camp place on Lake
Weir.
Mrs. e H. Martin and baby have re-
turned home from a stay of several
weeks at Indian Rocks, in south Flor.
ida.
Miss Emma Lane. who has been an
attractive guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George MacKay at Lake
Weir, left last Tuesday morning for
ner home in Connecticut.
Mrs. William Hooker leaves this
afternoon for Battle Greek, Mich, to
Join Mr.. Hooker for stay of several
weeks.
Miss Ava Lee Edwards leaves this
afternoon for wauchula, in south
Florida. where she is to teach in the
hish school this term. The Wauchu-
IA school win open Monday morning.
Meewrs. Louis n. chazal and Rich
ard Dewey leave on Sunday for New
vork cry. where they win enjoy a
several weeks vacation.
a.. ). Bedford Of Gainesville
=. shs guest Of her daughter Mrs. w.
= sheuherd she was accompanied
!. Mr.. shepherds daughter Mary
- mas been spending the summer
!. North Carolina.
m,.. Mary BarfOrd, after a month .n
ss~enee. IL expected home on iuss
-. nnrford spent couple OF
-. washington Ca. with Dei
=
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-03

The North Carolina legislature,
just before its adjournment, passed
law comforting upon women the
right to register and vote in the
November election.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-03

Thomas Jefferson said: Pride
costs was more than hunger, thirst
and coId.'
And pride keeps pace with the pro-
gress of the times.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-03

LOST-n North ocala one iee.fL
steel tape. Finder win receive re-
ward by returning to W. A. Moorhead.
0cala, Fla. s.9.1l.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-03

SUGAR zoe pound. All you want.
U-SERvE GROCERY. CASH & CAR
KY. 9-3-1t.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-03

Campbelfs Soup. tins Csc. 4
pound tins Cottoline CSC. pound
tins Cottoline s1.s5. Sugar per pound
go U-sERvE. CASH e CARRY. ad
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-03

SUGAR zoe pound All you want.
U-sERvE GROCERY. CASH G CAR
ny. 9-3-1t
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SCHOOL TEACHERS AND pa
IRONS

we have all books required for THIS
term. Please order what you need
without delay.
THE BOOK SHOP.
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-03

ms.. Mary Barford, after a month
sh.ence. IL expected home On !,
ss~,M,ss BurfOrd spent couple s Of
- washington Ca. with Der
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SOCIETY

CONTINUED from Page Five)
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-03

Mr. j 5. Bedford Of Gainesville
=. ~. auest Of her daughter. Mrs. w.
= shepherd she was ACCOMPANIED
~ shepherds daughter. Mary.
- aas been spending the summer
A. North Carolina
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-03

u. s. Marshall, N. H. Boswell and
family. of Jacksonville, formerly of
Dunnellon, have been spending the
past ten days at Port Inglis, on fish
Eng trip. Accompanying them on their
trip was Judge Rydon NJ. Call, Of
Jacksonville.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-03

Mr. H. c. Bilbro and family. who
have made Ocala their home for the
past few years, have gone to Titus
Vile and viii make their home in
that city.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-03

cousins, DR.. and Mrs. e. B. Cade, and
then accompanied DR.. and Mrs. Cade
to Dixon Spring, Tenn, for a visit to
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Bridgewater. They made the
trip to Tennessee by motor.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-03

Mrs. Sarah Turtelot has returned 20
her home at Burbank after a pleas
ant visit to her old home In the north.
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Divka k nice1nu
Roman cd w. Hemburga.
Pro "Domacnost" pfeozl Jos. L. Voborsky.
Roman cd w. Heimburg

Priidouc tam, sedla bezvlad-
ne ma pohovku a upirala oti k
nebesum, tax re sluGka byla
nemalo postraSena, co sc nj
stalo.
Rika provedla pfece syuj sve
hlavy napad.
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III
Fridriciny obtize.

V den popelecnl stredy vse
bylo tiche a jednotvarne, sta
II narikali ma boleni hlavy, dit
Ky ma zkazen6 zaludky a k
tomu druzil sc ostry iizni vitr,
ktery kazdou skulinkou dral
Sc do vnitr spusobiv mnohemu
nemoc dosti povazlivou.
Vlhky vzduch z pradelny po
malu Sc ztracel We velke vyso-
! lie chodbe, kde rozveseny by
ly RUNE podobizny zacazene
svym starim az k nj pricha-
zela vine cerstvych pecenych
corfu z kuchyne sletny Riky.
Nyni lilly jedna Cd druhe uplne
oddeleny.
Panl Roettgerova byla pys-
na ma svou pfisnou povahu. Ze
Ey vSak tato chvalyhodna "a
sada byla uzita mnohdy tako-
wynn spusobem, ably stavala sc
urazkou, tomu nechtela pripu-
stiti.
Jeji poznamkou bylo: ia Sc
nemohu pretvarovati. Kdo ne
inA rad, tax iak jednam, ten
at ida ode mne pryc. Takove
| rfatTarenl a spusob, jak Rika
jedna - ten Sc mi protivi -
to nenl vubec mic, ami vlazne
ami hork6".
"Jdi do svetnicc, poSetily
hOchu a nezevluj zde, kdyz ci-
ri deti prijdou", narizovala ne
Ividne svemu synovi.
Bedrich zaskaredil svuj o.
blicei, neb nyni mel Sc odrici
tetina pozvani z1castniti Sc
slavnosti, ale zde nebylo zad-
n6ho odporu proti matcine VII
! Ii. Smutne posadil Sc k oknu a
upfen6 dival Sc ma branku ve-
F, douci do dvora.
Nahore jeste nekdo iiny Sc
dGl L okna a cekal V prostred-
rim pohodlnem, pekn6 zarize-
rGm pokoii, V jehoz stredu pod
Vclkou staromodni visaci lam
pou nalezal Sc silny orechovy
stljl Sc dfev6nymi seslepi. Ne
kolik map, par obrazku, pred
Stayujicich nejake sceny Il rim
skc historic a maly psaci sto-
lex a postel doplnovaly ccly
rabytek.
Ma stole rozlozeny byly vSe-
! Ike knihy, povidky ruzneho
druhu. Still byl ov6nGen zele-
nim. Tento pokoi byl urcen
pro maltho Adamiho. Ma prv-
IN pohled bylo znati, ze to vse
/ pfipravila ruka, ktera ovlada-
Ia byla laskou a spokojenosti.
Srdcc slecny Riky prestalo
La okamzik tlouci, kdyz slySe-
la 2vonek cinkati. Stara Dora,
l(tera byla vc sluzbd u ieji ro-
Giny liz tchdy, kdy Sc Rika
imuSela rozloucit sc sym mi
! loNnikom a ktera isouc nynl
VdoVou, prijmula misto hospo-
dyne na zadost slecny Riky,
sp6chala co il silly stacily dolI'
/ he dveflm; velitelka jcji zusta-
la nahore, jsouc jako chrome
! ia, kdyz vidcla Stihleho hoSika
IS pcknymi vlasy kraccti pres
dvur doktorem.
Nohy pod nj klcsaly. Jako
scstarla, bezmocna zena SOU
rala sc Ike dverim a u tdchto
vya'a ma chodbu, kde Sc pode-
prela sloupek u schodu. "Muj
! Fochu", septala pohnut6. "Muj
drahy hochu, bud mi vitan"
Prltiskla jej ma sva hadra a
zllbala jeho oblicej a bohate sc
linoucf jeji size kropily kudr-
nate pekne vlasy hochovy, iez
byly zroVna jako otcovy. "Tvc
imeno Jest Bedrich zrovna ia
ko otcovo. Chtel isl pfiiit ke
mne? Jiz dlouho iscm Sc ma
tebc t6Sila, BedTic hu, rozu1niS
nj - mluvis nemecky?"
| lPokracoyaui.)
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Rusko m6lo sveho Rasputi-
ma, Italie sveho Maschayiella
a Podkarpatska Rus sveho Ga
gatka.
JmenoVal Sc Vlastne V det
stvi Hahatko a byl maloruske-
no puvodu, upadl vsak pozde-
il do ruskych reakcionarskych
vlivu stal Sc z neho Gagat-
ko, leden neipovestnejsich
agitatoru halitskych a vudce
tech lidi, kteri cini cely narod
nest astnym vecnymi bezpo-
ltrebnymi jazykovymi spory.
! Po fijnovem prevratu, kdyz
iUkrajincl vedli V Halici BOZ
ma zivot ma smrt proti pol
ske reakci slechte, jez Sc
|chystala zabrat ukraiinsk6 ca
sti vychodni HaliGe, opustil Ga
gatko svoji zemi odebral SC
ma Podkarparskou Rus, kde Sc
stal vddcem staroruske Beski-
dovy strany.
Je to strana ruskych reakcio
nara nejhorslho zrna, ktera III
ie nejintimnejsich stycich s
cernou sotni prazskou, sdruze-
nou kolem "Staroslovana'
dra. Kusaka a jinych zbytku
byvaleho carskeho Ruska, KITE
rym nase vlada poprava nejen
prava pohostinstvi - coz by
bylo konecne pochopitelno =
ale kterym dovoluie i verejnou
agitaci projevy Praze.
Gagatko zalozil tedy ma Pod
karpatske Rusi staroruskou
stranu, jejiz je hlavou a nej-
cilejSim clenem a zacal Sc svo-
| ii neblahou podvratnou Cinno-
sti. Gagatkovi tame stale ma
mysli jen velke Rusko, bez o.
hledu Ma to, Jake je - a jakO-
by zapomnel ma to vSechno,
co Sc "a sv6tove vojny We sv6-
t6 odehralo, pfidrzuje Sc sta
lc sVych starych reakcionaT-
skTch a sovinisticky zaloze-
nHch vseslovanskych nazoru.
ototoznuie totiz vSes!ovanskou
mySlcnku panrusismem q We
nuje cely svui zivot a celou
svoji energii neplodnym lazy
kovym sporum a nacionalnim
stvanicim, jak 0 tom muzc
pfcsv6dcit kazd6ho ctenare uz
horodska Gagatkova filialka
"Slovanske zory" "Staroslo-
vana", "Ruskaja Zemlja".
Gagatkova strana tesla sc
az do nedavna - a test Sc Via
stne az dosud - zVlaStni pri-
mi naSich kruhu V UzhorodG,
kterym stary rezim stale lepc
odpovida nez rezim novy.
Podkarpartska Rus je -
1jak ie dostatecn6 znamo - o.
bydlena Rusiny, kteri mluvi
iazykem rusinskym tax iako
| Ijejich sousede Ukraiinci We
Ivychcdni HaliCi a Ma Ukraji-
ne.
NaSi PodkarpatSti Rusini
postavili sc politicky - while
dem k pomerum V sousedstvi
- Ma .cdin6 spravnc stanoViS-
ko: Rozhodii sc pro Svui mist
mi, rusinsky smer k Ukraiin-
cum k Rusum chtcil sc cho-
vati iako k spratelenym cizin-
cUm S blahovolnou ncutrali-
tou. TO ic StanoviSko odpovi-
dailcl zaimIm Podkarpatske
Rusi nasi rcpublil<y. Jazyko-
We patrI ovSem Podkarpatsti
Rusini k narodu maloruskemu
! (Ukra. a.inskemu) jak potvrdi-
la nedavno anketa naSich u
cencu a slavistu, svolana mini
sterstvcm osv6ty.
Gagatka soustredil kol sebe.
jeSte hrst lidi "rusky pra-
vych' 4 Halice a Il BukoViny a
vystoupil proti mistnlmu rusln
skcmu Smeru Sc svym sm6rcm
! VclkruSkym Il ruSitikujlclm.
. al L IL.
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mi detmi. TO starSl by 81 pry
podrzela, jen kdybych ST wal
s sebou to jedno a ukazala do
jednoho rohu, kde lezeia sla-
hounka dlvcina S velkyma GER
nyma, uprlmnyma otima, sta
WI velni zb6dovanem. Abych
ukoncil tuto odpornou scenu,
rrohlasil jsem rozhodne, re 81
preji ODE deti. Bylo to smele a
tez starostne, ia vsak prisaham,
re srdci menu Sc pricilo zane
chati tam to male, nevinne stvo
Teni a myslim, re snad ia vel
komyslnost q slechetnost ne
klesla tax nizko We svete, ably
nechala toto dlt6, chude dit6
umriti V spine a hladu. Jsem
snad tim jedinym, jenz by rad
81 j podrzel, ale ="
ga il prijmu", vyhrklo z
list Riky, ''musi tax byti! Cd
mena tohoto kroku zaiiste mas
nemine", a dodala: "a musi
Sc tax stat ia pricinou vlivu
nezbytnOsti", a SrdecnG tiskia
ruku sveho stareho pritele.
Ably neprovedla dilo sye
Jen polovicat6, rozhodla Sc pri-
jmouti ODE deti Adamiho. Rika
zavolala sluzku pocala urov-
navat pripravovat, co treba
V pokoji, jenz Sc sc nalezal pra
We mad loznici pani Roettgero-
We, ktera okamziku Sc prav6
chystala ma vychazku. Cerny
vln6ny Satek zdal Sc il byti
mnohem prihodn6jSi, jelikoz
vyzadoval meme prani a byl
trvanlivej8i.
'Louiso", volala do kuchy-
ne, kde sluzka rozdelavala O.
hen, "co Sc tam nahore deje?"
Louisa odb6hla, aby Sc podi-
vala, co sc d6je a "a chvilku
pfisla bledym oblitejem
rkouc:
"Pro smilovani, pani Roett-
Gerova, "slecna liz stavi dru-
hou postel a sice tn menSi. Sne-
sla il horejSiho poschodi a
Tost&Nila il hned vedle sve loz-
nice d Katie povida, ze dosta-
nc dive d3ti nisto iednoho".
"Nebesa, slitujte Sc mad ma
nj" zVolala postraSena zena,
GO mysli. Mas dunn prece neni
zadnym nalezincem !"
a nerozmyslejic sc, sp6cha-
la po tocitych schodech naho-
III a vkroGila do pokoie, ktery
jednou siouzi' ia uradovnu OF
ci, .5cnz byl soudcem. Zdc ny
III stala mala niizova postal,
We ktere ODE sestry snily led
nou sV6 d6tsk6 shy a do ktere
praVc sleGna Rika stlala peri
ny.
"Nuz, ncNorila iscm tomu 49,
ale nyni vidlm", promluvila
pani Nina tlumonym hlasem.
ia tomu stdzi sama verfln",
odvetila jeii sestra, berouc sta
rou zaclonu sc stolu a ycsic il
ia okno.
"Zda 81 mi, re chccS Hafidit
mnohem lope tento pokoi", Wy
klouzlo pres trcsouci Sc rty pa
III Miny, "aneb da8 no znovu
vylepit, vybarvit a nacpes ho
asi tuctem vSelikych hraCek,
Jez lsou urceny pro toho pyin-
ce?" ukazala na protest. dve-
re nesouci mad ramem jedno-
duchy napis: "Buh zchncj two
mu pTichodu".
Rika ami ncodpoycdeIa a pri
pevnovala iakys malovany
prodmet ma zed'. a co by take
mohla odpoV6deti? Kazda po-
znamka by spusobila hadku je-
ste prud5l. Cht6la nit pokoj
ien k yuli Gem drahym sirot-
kum q proto mlcela.
Rozcilena tato zena Sc ko-
necne prece opanoVala od-
lohtiIa 81 jest6 nasledujicimi
slovy: "Kdyby otec a matka
ved6li ton1to, zajiste by Sc