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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hodgkins and
Scott Hodgkins are in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-10

Mrs. OXSheer Smith of Cameron
Texas is visiting her mother. Mrs
Charles F. Swift. Brunswick avenue
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ADJUSTMENTS

"kins, Queen, Joker"-Costumes are
Gorgeous-Sydney Chaplin. the
Producer, Has Them Made in His
Own Factory
Costumes of gorgeous colors worn
by the king and his attendants and
made in his own factory. the Sassy
Jane Manufacturing company. will
be one of the features Of Sydney
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-10

their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
S. MaXcy, brunswick avenue
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-10

diner, Friday at 10 o'clock, standard
time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-10

Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Cushman are
visiting friends in Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-10

Arthur Ripley of Pittston was in
the city. Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-10

Miss Alice Maxcy and Mrs. David
Stinson of New York are visiting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-10

Mrs Ralph Hutchings and daughter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-10

is the guest of friends in South Gar
diner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-10
Gardiner

Rev. r ]. Winslade and family
are visiting relatives in Boston.
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Miss Martha strachen of Oakland
The Glenwood post., 1921-06-25
FIGHT AGAINST HOG CHOLERA
Department Of Agriculture Cooper.
atsd With "a States In Cam
palen to Stop Disease.

The United States Department Of
Agriculture during the last fiscal year
co-operated with "a states in investi.
eating reported outbreaks Of hog chol.
era, administering treatment, prevent
ing the disease from spreading. and
stamping out the contagion by ap-
proved methods of cleaning and dis
injecting premises, pens. and yards,
where chOlera-sick hogs had been
held.
In addition. bureau of animal indus
try veterinarians conducted demon
strations, assisted veterinary practi-
tioners In improving their technique,
and conducted general educational
work During the greater part of the
year, 40 veterinarians devoted their
time to the control Of hog cholera, but
In the last quarter, when 1t became
evident that such activities would be
curtailed during the fiscal year 1921,
owing to lack OF funds, the number
Of veterinarians was reduced. For
the same reason It became necessary
to reduce the educational part of the
work.
The Glenwood post., 1921-06-25
TO EXPLORE OCEANS DEPTHS
oritlsh Government csntsmplattna sn
Expedition for the Gathering Of
Scientific Information.

The British government IL contem-
plating the dispatch Of deep-sea az.
ploring expedition which is expected
to gather much valuable scientific In
formation.
Most people imagine that the depths
Of the ocean have been pretty thor
oughly explored, but this is very far
from being true. As a matter of fact,
only a very small fraction Of the
whole area of deep sea bottom has
been surveyed. Attention is particu-
larly called to a vast subaqueous re-
giOn around the Falkland islands and
up as far as Montevideo, which is al
most unknown, and which. having a
depth Of less than 100 fathoms, may
offer opportunities for the development
Of lucrative fisheries.
The first deep-sea exploring expe-
dition, that Of the famous Challenger,
was set on foot Just 80 years ago.
The ship left port In 1872, and ideas
RR the subject were In those days SO
<isaifive that there was dispute as
=, ~tsther she should use wire or
bsunon cope for soundings. 1t took
who,s 70 make one sounding, or
. :sns,s | 4 me dredge for bring.
ether animals.
t,ss. ~ .han daon ~es sounding ap
paratus has been mu. S'so4 ~
cable ships. and fishing &. ..,','sa 49,
greatly modified by steam ~roas
A.-. usa dredges BESIDES, efSSH
Sni." 1sfA e. h1.n leai-ued
deal de that is ofvalue - &c Spbst
by oceanOgraphic expeditions -
luent to that Of the Challenger Hen
he new exploring vessel will start out 1,
With prospect Of accomplishing 9
Tery great deal Of work of real I'm.
,orfance
The Glenwood post., 1921-06-25
sls VALUE OF sELF-FEEDER
Experiments Show Pies Make Mers
oain Than When handled BY
Man and Hat Lees, Too.

01pensos may be made less by thu
uss Of the self.feeding plan in prefer.
enca to the hand-feeding system In
the hog lot. An experiment was con.
Quoted at the Kansas State Agricultur.
al college 70 show the value Of the
sslf feeder In fattening 7b-pound pigs
and At the SAND time to show the
amount Of tankage required to balance
corn ration. This Experiment was
carried On BY DR.. O. W. NcCampbeil,
=. +. Ferrin. and H. B. Win, t,aester in
swine feedipg investigations ii. 6ls
Twenty pigs Of the same age oual-
.: e9ndftt2n, saq weight, were put
4!o two dry lots in groups Of ten.
The pigs in lot ate from self feed
sr, that was divided lp two compart,
ments, one having .heiled COIN and the
other t.nhsss. sss Te piN le lpt 2 wsre
given all they could at twice day
Of mixture Of ten parts shelled corn
and one part tankage. They were
watered twice day in both lots and
the e1perimept was carried on for
one hundred Gays; Three days At the
beginning and end Of the test the pigs
were weighed and all weights and ex-
pehses were carefully recorded.
The pigs in lot one ate more corn
and less tankage than the handled
pigs in lot 2. That a 5 per cent tank
age could balance a corn ration In fat
tening 75-pound pigs was shown from
shis experiment. because the self-fed
pigs consumed one part tankage and
20 parts corn.
a 100-pound gain in handled pigs
Was produced by 8.s bushels Of corn
and So pounds of tankage, and the
same gain was produced in the self
&c &c lot By 9s bushels Of corn a:a ...:a
1898 pouhds Of tankage, that is to
say that the corn with tanka"~ ,-o.
duced AT pounds Of ~r n the hand.
" ~, ana II POUNDS Of pork in the
s0f-{ed lot
The self.fed pig gets more exercise
than the handled in the many trips
he makes to the feeder and in this
way probably will get more good from
The Glenwood post., 1921-06-25
INDUCE SWINE TO EXERCISE
Keep Sleeping Quarters for sows
Some Distance From Feeding
Place 10 Good Plan.

A satisfactory means OF inducing
exercise on hog farms consists Of
keeping the sleeping quarters for the
sows some distance from their feed
ing place 10 that the sOws must travel
this distance several times daily. How
ever, II this cannot he done. sows will
secure plenty Of exercise eating hay
from a low rack built for the pur-
pore.
The Glenwood post., 1921-06-25
COUNTY BILLS
Allowed at the June Session of the
County Commissioners
ROAD WORK

ROAD WORK
w. H. Armstrong, Dup War; 1900
Clarence Armstrong, Dup. War. 11l.pO
D. NJ. Armstrong, Dup. War. 40.5O
The Glenwood post., 1921-06-25
Fssd for Young csIts.

To the young colts, reasonable
quantities Of oats along with the
roughage should he fed and pay good
returns In making a big colt.
The Glenwood post., 1921-06-25
Strange Experiences.

. A Topeka woman says the worst
ss0sation is that feeling Of growing
old" when one is asked to chaperon .
party Of young folks" when there are
several in the party older than the
chaperon is.-Kansas City Star.
The Glenwood post., 1921-06-25

D. M Armstrong, Dup. War. 4O.5O
R. p. Coulter. road work. 21.O0
Geo. NJ. Howard Lbr. Co., sup
plies . ........ 124.S2
w. d.. White, road work .... 1880
Lee Morris, road work ...... $500
A. r. Girie, road work .,.. GEO
w. j. Harmon, draying ....... ESQ
James Coz, road work ...... $500
s. P. Stobie, road work ...... 1880
Geo. d. Machin, road work -. 1928
Chas. w. Girvin, road work =. 2l.00
Clarence Armstrong road work 142.5o
Ray L. BANTER, road work .... 1900
Robert Reid, road work ..... 24.OO
II. s. Brandon, road work 80. $3.50
w. NJ. Dinkel Nero. Co., sup
plies ...... -. 1907
W. M. Dinkel Nero. Co., sup
plies .. ...... 7.G5
Verne Chapman, road work ... 24.G0
+. W. Harris Mer. Co., supplies $50
f. A. Bender, supplies ...... LIS
Frank Nickolai & Son., supplies $500
G. w. Blaskmore, road work. AS.c0
p. H. Oldenburg, supplies -. 1880
II. NJ. Boydstun, road work. 1900
G.. W. Blackmore, road work. 24S.00
W. Hays, road work ...... $500
j. II. Heatherly, road work. :. u. 195.OO
f. McLearn Mer. Co., supplies 4.so
John A. Often, road work .... 5000
Guy Cook, road work ...... 54.O0
v. NJ. Pugh, blacksmithing 80. 31.25
Chas. Hayden, road work. go. 900
The Rulison Store, supplies. 2.39
Earn Van Cleave, road work. 800
Witt Johns, road work ... N.09
Keck's Garage, supplies and re-
pairs or trucks .... 22O.s5
J. G. Mccarthy, road work.. AGO
Otto Dietrich, road work ..... $3.50
Harold Downen, road work. ... 1890
Chas. o. Brown, road work. -. 249.5o
Is. v. Bird, road work .... 4S0C
Dan Miller, road work ..... 1900
D. A. Sullivan, road work 80. 1926
Charles Gerkin, road work.. 9.0C
Folsom Miles, road work 80. 21.0f
Geo. Vanderzone, road work. 1890
C. w. Downen, road work 80. 140.0(
II. w. Moore & Co., supplies. 1850
]. G. MacMahan, road work. 132.o(
Earl Church road work ...... 33.0t
Jarvis Hayward, road work. ... 42.0t
Vim. j. Terry, road work .... 39.0'
lJ. G. Schmeusser, supplies 90. $3.50
John Pyle, road work ....... 1s.0t
James B. Shaw, road work go. s7.o'
Ritter & MacRae, supplies. 1874
Joe Parrish, road work ...... 15.O'
C. ]. Crawford road work $50. 1.5'
Ted NJ. Coulter road work. -. e.o'
Ray f. Coulter, road work. -. 800
Bruce jackson, road work 80. 1880
Henry Collins, road work 49,. S.O'
C. P. Collins. road work ...... sV
Thurman GundersOn, road work 270
Geo. Cregmile, road work ..... 5l.0'
Peter McCabe, road work ... 27.O'
n. NJ Gambill, road work 49,. 1910
j. Fl. Creger, road work ...... 1242'
Otto v. Coulter, road work 42.0
Adolph DaPro, road work 80. 7.5'
A. v. Nelson, road work. ...152bI
Ed O'Noole, road work. 4o.H
John O'Toole, road work ..... 1870
Claude F. Coulter, road work.. 114.0'
The Glenwood post., 1921-06-25

Clerk of Board ............ 5000
e. E. Westhafer, juror cert. $50
VIM. Dougan, rent Of ware
mouse ....... ........ lV.Vo
W. G. Mcdonald Lbr Co., sup
plies ....... ............. lilo
Korn Book & Sta. Co., supplies 11.6o
F w. Newbauer, services bee
inspector ...... ....... lO5.OO
W. P. Rogers, field work for
assessor ......... ....... oV.oo
u. B. Higgins, Sal. and EXP.
County Commissioner :. -. 1884
Geo. Farmer, field work for as
SCISSOR ......... ........... 2O5.D
J. II. Carpenter, court steno. e. 1888
J. H. Carpenter, court steno.. 1916
Perry T. Williams, court steno. 5000
E. E. westhafer, field work
for assessor ............... 9OO0
Geo. j. Kendrick, juror cert. ESQ
State Indus. School for Girls,
care of s Jayne .......... 1880
C. F. Hoeckel B. B. l.. Co.,
supplies .......... 44,30
Dougan Cash Store, supplies. 5.O5
IL. W. Holley & Son, supplies. 2.63
Thomas Sullivan, wit. cert .... 5.95
". II. Kistler Sta Co., supplies 42.10
James v. Clem, juror cert. 9.S5
+. l.. Peisar, juror cert. ...... ESQ
American Disinfecting Co., sup
phes ....'....' ..r........ I4o.oS
First Nat. Blk. Glenwood, juror
certs. .......... ...... 1900
Walter Farnum, Juror certs... 1880
f. ]. Howard, supplies ...... 1.60
First Nat. Bk. Glenwood, juror
certs. ., .,.. 45.O0
r. G. Caldwell. baiiff fee go. 750
lC. p. Rice. supplies 31.22
Mrs. Pansy Wightman, wit cert 1000
Glenwood l.. & w. Co., electric
service ........ ........ 1915
Burroughs Adding. Mac. Co.,
| care of machine .......... 2l0
W. 8. Parkison Estate, supplies 4.30
NJ. j. Keough, cleaning carpets 25.74
Nina Wilson, wit. cert. ..... 200
Frank Wilson, wit. cert. ..... 200
Glenwood l.. & w. Co., electric
service ........ .......... 5o.52
James v. Glen, Dep. Water
commissioner ...... ....... 155.OO
Ian w. Bell, ms. Co. car..... 1898
First Nat. Blk. Glenwood, juror
eerts. ....... s.55
Walter ]. Frost, freight, stamps,
etc. ........ 1852
r. P. Coulter, expense ........ 400
J. R. Franklin, deputy water
commissioner ...... 80. 1850
Geo. F. Newton, water Com. :. 1900
! Mccoy -HpIland Motor Sales,
supplies ...... ............ $3.50
The Glenwood post., 1921-06-25
sslf-Feedins Method Proved to os
Most Profitable at Kansas STATE
Colloua.

his food. The handled pig is fed twice
a day and he eats all he can hold at
that time. Perhaps this is the reason
why the self-fed pig took less food to
produce this 100-pound gain.
At the end Of this test the pigs in
lot 1 made a profit Of $7.35 per head
more than the handled and they re-
Quired less feed, and less labor to
make the 1OO-pound gain.
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PRODA Sc nabytek do ctyr
pokoju "a velmi levnou cenu.
Rlaste Sc V c. 1884 Storer ave.
-?
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HLEDAJf Sc ieden neb diva
pokoje k pronajmuti bez ma
bytku V okoli Fleet Ave. a
Washington Parku. ZaSlete O.
znameni pod znackou NJ. T.
Box D, Sta. ID. 8-25
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Bude ufadovati tentokrate
POUZE SEDM DNf.
OSetruje veSkere nemoci
muzu, zen a ditek.

Kataru a zaludecnfm chorobam s.
yenuje obzvlastn1 pozornost
Trp!te-li katarem, prijd'te a nechte
Sc vysetritl Nemocnf a chorobou Do
nekud napadeni. NELL by Sc uchopiti
prflezitosti jeho navstevy Navstivte
lei budete uspokojeni JestIi ze Jest
vas pffpad neyylecitelny, fekne VAN
ak bez okolku a poradf Yam / ne
zhojitelnosti Zadny chorobny mu2
aeb zena nem6n by zameskati pora-
diu sc tfmto specialistou.
Jste-H Dostizeni rheumatismem. ner-
yosou, vodnatelnostf, otokem rukou
neb nohou, nesnazeni Jater, srdce
slabosti nerv1 net jinou chorobou sla-
bostni. jste-h zsinalg, trplteli zavra.
II, nechutf K jfdlu. zacpou nezazivno-
stf padoucnicf neb zaludecnfmi a strey
nfmi neporadky prijd'te x DIR. Snellovi
Mate-li skvrny, kreynf. kozn1 neb
Ylasovy neduh, prutrz neb zlatou zilu
gse 81 2 nspechem leeI.
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Danny

jchuraveiA bolt MIN hlavy, trudnomysl-
nostf, bolestf V krfzi. zvlastn1mi ne
nocemi neb jsou-H postizeny jinymi
nepravidelnostmi. slabostf neb nedu-
hem specielne zenskym, mely by Sc Q
tfmto specialistou poraditL
Choroby vajecnfku neb delohy lecl
bez noze Bylo-li YAM rad6no podro-
biti Sc operacl chirurgicke, ably cd.
stranena byla prfcina techto chorob
neb pri zIate zile a prntrzi. neposlou-
.aeJte techto pCkynu nedavejte svote
skou Jehlu, ariz bysto Sc drive pora-
dily Sc specialistou.
Nehlede tomu, jake poyahy Jest
Vase nemoc net tak dIouho vas suzu.
lie. poradte Sc $ timto specialistou, ably
,ely vas Dudouc1 zivot nebyl sazce
Starr rniadi rnu2i
Nehlede tomu. jak jste nemocen
nehlede AMI L VAST bezradnosti a bez-
nadejnosd a nehlede ami k tomu, kdy7
YAM by1o 1iz feteno, ze Vase nemoc
lest nezholitelna. pr.Jd'te a porad'te Sc
li9i.lO .saorutm ieadrem lest-li ze
.brta ieu uitka nadeie. ma ktere visi
Vase zdraFf, muze tato vesti k Vasemu
uzdrayenf, spokojenosti stest.
zVLAsTNf P0ZORNOsT Sc v5nuje
ehemickemu a drobnohledne rozbo-
cu krve, moce chrchlu vsem trpf-
Elm nemccemt dusevnimi a neryovymi
Sompiikacemi.
Vsechny doiazy adresulte
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PRODA Sc dina ma spray

PRODA Sc dina ma SPRAY
ku obuvi, kde mono vydelati
az 500 tydne. Stroje hnane
elektrinou. Naleza Sc V els.
1900 Lorain Ave. a da Sc "a
$3.50. Haste Sc V elsie 7753
Broadway po ste hod. vecer.
8-29
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NAME VYHRANO Novin-

NAME V4HRANOr NOVln-
ka, jediny prodej V Clevelan-
du. Nestarejte sc, elm budete
topit, zavrou-li YAM plyn aneb
bude-li no V ZINE nedostatek.
Upozornuji vas, byste nekupo-
vail drahe uhll, dokud 81 nepro
hlednete move vytapeni uhlo-
vych plynovych kamen so
proc. usporou. Je to ciste a
zdrave topeni. Prijd'te jen do
{. 4643 Broadway, II. patro, 2
Finn ul. Prodava jedine j.
Baca, jednatel. 1928
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PRIME Sc:

PRIJMOU Sc prodavaci ka-
Wy a grocernfho zbozi, kteri
mali V tomto oboru zkuSenost.
Haste Sc u The Cleveland
Food Product Co., 248O E. %.
st. I?
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PRODA Sc dun 6 poko-
jich, je tam fernes Ma plyn a
ma uhli. Tvrdy finish, garaze a
pekny lot. Dunn je hned k ma
st6hovani. Cena $1,000, mensi
castka hotov6. Nal6za Sc v c.
1923 E. LOG. st. K doptani u
John S. Svec, 3766 E. 14O. st.
Tel. Broadway 1906. 1923
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PRIJME Sc Sest schopnvch

PRIJME Sc $est schopnych
jednatelu, inteligentniho jed
mani. Je to dobra prilezitost,
vydelati 81 slusn6 penize. Hla-
ste Sc hned mezi $3.50 a 10
hod. rano a ptejte Sc ma Mr..
Ostendorf u firmy E. L. Osten-
dorf Organization, 500 Ban
gor Bldg, 942 Prospect Ave.
8-27
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FARMA az akru "a $4,000.

FARMA az akrd "a $450O.
Tato drubeznicka farma Sc ma
leza pfi hlavni ceste mezi Gle
velandem a Akronem. Je ma
nj dunn Bungalow" 5ti po-
koJich, velke bane, A slepicni-
ky, potok skrz celou farmu. Je
tam 30 akru lesa, ostatni orna
puda. Naleza Sc pouze IA mi
lie cd kary a l mill cd dlazby.
Polovic hotove. Prineste 81 "a
Vdavek. Haste sc Fr. j. Pare
Mica, 3543 +. loo St. z Union.
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PRODA Sc damska muz-
ska krejcovska dina, aneb Sc
prime spolecnik do obchodu.
Dobre mIsto zalozene pred 5ti
roxy S. Brooklyne. Haste Sc
Y els. 1901 W. 35th St., vez-
mete zap. 25. karu. 8-24
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Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures

cku." pravil lekar, 'tvas syn ma
manzelku, nechcete il sd6lit
smrt jeii manzela? Uboha, ne
chcete il sdelit smrt jeji man
smrt jeii manzela? Uboha ze-
ma bude zajiste v hroznych liz
kostech."
Mate praydu,' brucel sta
~ pan; 'Mervine, vyhledejte
il a prived'te sem j S ditetem.
Advokat odjel nejblizslm
vlakem Z Blackportu; jiz rano
n&sledujicibo dne vstoupiI do
domu, Y n6mz Robert Grey
lock iris travili tax smutny
zivot; zazvonil a d6vecka Mar
ia otevfela dv6re. "Preji 81
mIuvit $ pani Greylockovou,
pravil
"Achn zvolala podeSen6
Marta; "acni il vice tuto; jest
pryc ~ vsichni jsou pryc n ce
Ia rodina - a zustali "a po-
sledni dva mesice najem dluz-
mi.
Exam Sc odebrala pani
Greylockoya?" tazal Sc advo-
kat.
Nemohu vam mic urcit6ho
rici, odrovedtIa Marta; "od-
jela posledniho tIdne noci 5
iistJm vznesenym panem
pryc, jenz il caste postal kv6
tiny a Sperky; vice jsme nj
neslysely.'
Tvaf advokata staIa Sc vel
mi vaznou "Kde jest dit6?"
Jednoducha tato otazka zda
la Sc re Martu dpln6 pomatla.
Nine Sc ma nejtejten zvolala
rozcilen6. "nemam tim co
delat; vsechno Sc srka mn6
ma hiavu, GO Sc deje Y tomto
dome. Dit6. Go to povidam? :?
Matka 81 je vzala prirozene
S sebou
Sluzku tiZilo neco ma srdci.
Ia predesly tyden nemela ami
okamziku pokoje. One osudn6
noci, co il dit6 svereno byIo,
probudila Sc o jedenacte hodi-
ne, nalezIa vsak kolebku
prazdnou, aHiz by mela dost
male tuseni kan Sc dite pode-
10
Marta byla zbabelou ba-
zlivou. Ably Sc ryhnuIa zodpo-
vednosti, bylo hlavni ieii sta
rosti Co meIa riei matce, az
Sc vrati Z divadla2
Cas- miiel, Iris Sc ysak nevra
celia. RozedniIo Sc, tanecnice
tu ysak nebyla. Nyni napadlo
sluzce. ze snad PAM Greylo-
ckoya sama odnesla dite. Ia
iist6 TAX ucinila - vzdyt' to
byIo zcela prirozene.
kdyz druheho dine sc rozSi-
ria \ dome zpraya, ze rodina
Greylockova zmizela a kdy1
Sc il domaci pani ostatni ma.
Jemnlci vyptavah, 60 Sc stale
S ditetem. mela odpoyed' hneC
pohotoye. DaIa isem diteti le
ku, prayiIa drze, IA brzy ns
to klidne usnulo; Sc zavreny
ma ocima opfela jsem Sc 0 po
hoVku, ysak nespaIa isem -
nikoliv, Ba byla Isem upln,
vzhuru, kdyz PAM Greyiocko
Va neiYetsim kvapu a rozci
leni pribehla Z diYadla, wal;
dite z kolebky, zavinula ie dt
satku a opustila $ MIN svetnici
Byla isem prekyapena jejln
nahlym odchodem, re jsem n,
mohla ami slova promluviti
take nem6la isem zadneh,
praga ciniti il neiakych preki
EEK, nebot dite patrilo IL
Marta Sc teto yymyslene hi
storky tax pevne drzela, ze k
necne pocala tomu sama VERT
Kdyz nyni advokat . Black
portu IA nj otazkami dcl6hh
vzala roynez 5te utocist6 k
Iii.
"Zavolejte vasi pam" pra
vii advokat, "musim onu We
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mne cd sv6 svatby; dite Sc zde
narodilo. Vedli bidny zivot q
ustavicne Sc hadali. Vzdy by.
Il 5 clnzi pozadu a zdalo Sc, re
mali stale nedostatek pen6z.
Pan Greylock nemohl nalezt.
zadne zamestnani a prijem je
ho manzelky V divadle byl ie-
dinym iejich iistym ducho-
/ dem.
Casem prijizdel sem jisty
pan V kotare a odvazel il ke
zkouSce do divadla, mlady hez
ky muz temn6ho vzezreni. Je-
no jmeno jsem Sc nikdy nedo-
v6d6la, vsak jeden z najemni-
ku nj pravil, re fest velmi bo-
hat."
o dit6 Sc mnoho nestarala a
hanebne je zanedbavala. Ne
kolik dni pred tim, nez zmize-
la, dit6 Sc roznemohlo a jest
bezpochyby mrtvo a pohfbeno.
Asi pred osmi dny hadali Sc
| Greylockovic K vuli kytici,
Hz zmineny mlady pan tanec-
nici postal a po hlasit6 hadce
icpustil pan Greylock rozzure-
my dun. Bylo to naposIed, co
/ isme no videli - vice Sc ne
yratil. Kdyz byl pryc sla jsem
!nahoru a nalezla jsem PAM
GreylockoVou zcela bezstarost
me pracovat ma polohotoy6m
divadeInim satu. "Nedavno
ijsem potkala vaseho muze ma
schodech," pravila jsem, "snad
Sc mic neprijemneho neprihodi
To- Nell jsme spolu had
ku,' odpov6d6la, Jest pryc a
, preju 81 uprimn6, ably Sc nikdy
vice nevratil." /"
L6kar il pravil, ze dite zu.
stane jenom n6kolik hodin na
zivu, prece Sc vSak pripravo-
vala, ze pujde vecer do diva
dla. Obytejn6 omamovala di-
tie opiaty a nechavala Martu L
incl az do nayratu. Ona, ami
muz neprichazeli pred pulnoci
domu. X veceru 81 mne zayo-
lala a tazala Sc, zdali budC
moci Marta iako obycejne bdl
1t, Il ditete daVat mu uzivat !;
byla zimnicne rozechyena +;
musela Sc patrne k necemu ro1
hodnout. Ma TO isem yidela Z
okna. ze odjela Y nadherne {
kypazi onim mIadym muzem'
"Vypravuite dale" pravil
advokat, kdyz dom%ci ma
chvili ustala.
"Nemim, co bych YAM sde-
lila odpov6dela yahav6, me
bot cd te chFiIe isem vice pa
ini Greylockovou nespatrila.
Marta prayi, ze po diyadle Sc
vratila a odnesla tajn6 dit6 z
domu pryc. Nebylo il bezpo-
chy6y dlouho cest6. Podiva-
hodno jest. ze oba Z domu o.
! desH, aniz BY zaplatili vice Lez
dyoumesicni naiem."
'Nevite. zdali onoho veGera
pani Greylockoya y diyaGie
tancila?"
"Ano, tancila. Riditel ptisel
den ma to ii hledat; myslel, ze
! noci utekla.'
Il najemniho domu odebra
Sc adyokat k diyadelnimu red
tell, u nehoz byla Iris We sluz
J be. Tyz zodpovidal otazky ad
yokata takto: "Najisto uprch
Ia odtud; Sc sHym muzem I'll.
: nesvaru, leIi ctitel kenyon
; leter pred lelim ut6ken pfi
} veil ii We SVEN kocare do diva
] dla. kulhal rochu a vypada
neoby@fine blede. Po predsta
: venl usp fadaI balletham ne
, kde vecei a pani Grcylockov;
!. slibila, ze Sc il zutastni; po
: slednim okamziku Il yelken
+, rozcileni pribehla IA kulisy
a omlouyala Sc pod zaminkol
ze dite jest aemocno a re no
I nepreziie. Kenyon j doprova
c eel"
"MuIptp mi n6co riri q tom