davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1921-03-12

Skirts Are Gay hs the ok anv
This is verified by the extremely prominent
place which skirts have the fashion calendar of spring
Sports Skirts may be fashioned either of plaid
colors, shown for the first time this Added
these the annes in plain white ivory and the blazer
striped effects.
Fascinating the many and diverse modes of
pleats-and when peas and paids peats and str
set together, the result is most alurng There
plain modes, too, that between circular and
tailored affair
Smart New Sweaters and an in sxts9toa gg5at
ally clever in design. You may choose either tie-on
soft zephyr woos of fiber silk of all silk oftentmes
trimmed with contrasting colors
Looking ahead to days, see these
sweaters most charming compliments to outdoor
costumes
Exquisite New Bouses Of the ths HegSs 5stuf1 oi
tailored suits also the suit bouses, and they
may be either elaborate overblouse teon effects,
in dark colors in combination with lighter shades,
sometimes OF vivid tomato henna jade and such bright
tones. Of course, they mostly of georgette They
to add gay to the already attractive and
beguing suits. Often embroidery beading and giddy
For sports and general wear-Tailored Blouses of
silks linens and fine cottons.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
New Furs
For Spring and Easter

Distinctive in fashion, and just much a part of
every welgroomed woman's costume those she
selects for winter.
The most in demand account of their smartness,
are the small animal effects one, and three skin
scarfs, of highest quality pets
Exquisitely- Fashioned Natural Chokers of
One and Two Skins
MINK, KOLINSKY RUSSIAN SABLE SQUIRREL,
JAP MARTEN, BAUM MARTEN HUDSON
BAY SABLE, STONE MARTEN
Natural One-Skin Effects in Lovely New Designs
BLUE FOX, FISHER, NATURAL SILVER FOX. DYED
WOLF AND FOX IN ALL THE DELICATE SHADES
Soft, Clinging, Drapey Effects, in Shoulder and
Neck Scarfs and Shoulder Throws
MOLE, SQUIRREL, SEAL, TAUPE,
CARACUL AND SKUNK
1t is display of all that is and fashionable in
fur styles.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
EASTER COATS AND WRAPS


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fabrics and 1
sknfu
Orlando we'll as the saple but smart trcotne
with
adu prefer
to with the sporss
THE NEW EASTER CHAPEAUX
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"Cetl jsem vase listy.'
"Tak tedy vite, ' jak6m
hroznam postavenl Sc male
zam; pohledt'e ma mne, ia ne
mohu vice tanciti, nemohu VI
ce penize ku sv6 a dit6te sv6-
no yyzive vydalavati." Shy
hanuly il po licich, sepjala
zoufalstvi pima ruce. Kdy-
bych .jen sv6 umeni jest6 pro-
vozoVati mohla, neobt6zovala
bych nikoho, lee "a t6chto po-
meru muslin, bohuzel plispeni
mlti, aneb sc svyn ditetenl
y ~ ir1.
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Vyslanec Vopicha v Praze

Vysianec Vopiclfa Praze,
Jak Sc doyidame, pfiiel l..
srpna do Prahy byyalJ ameri-
cky vyslanec a splnomocu6ny
ministr bukurest'sky pan Vo-
piGka.
Ryby a hudba. 0 rybach pa
nuje prevazn6 domnenka, ze
yubec neslySi, v liste st. Hu-
bertus' vsak tvrdi iisty rybar,
ze ryby mali dokonce sluch
hudebni. Rybar vypravuie, jak
marne ponoroval kdysi do yo-
dy vnadidlo a zadna ryba Sc
na ne nechytila. Vsecek bez ma
deje prinesl 81 rybar k yode
c.teru a pocal hrati, nacez take
ryby Sc daily prilakati. A tn u
veril rTbaf, re ryby posloucha-
j rady hudbu a ulovil vzdy VI
&c ryb, kdyz hral, nez zdyz
bylo dplne ticho. Kdvz hr8ti
prestal vracely Sc rybr spacha
iici k Fn9didlu Ease do hloub-
kv
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josef Svehla:
T K o c N o v .

Vedle Husince, Koziho Hrad
ku a Tabora neni druheho jme
ma V Cechacn, kter6 by jiz pri
pouhem vyslovenI TAX mocne
pusobilo ma mysl a srdce ce-
sk6, jako / Jcnov a zadn6 ne-
otyira TAX yelkou perspektivu
dc minulosti a netahne ia Sc
bou tolik yelike d slavne histo-
RE, jako toto prosticke jm6no.
Tiha p6ti yeku lezi ma n6m a
Ipfec nedoyedla zatIaciti V ne
pameti jeho yyznam; zIoba a
East lidska ruku V ruce Sc
Isyetskou moci pracovaly ma je-
ho vymazani z pam6ti 'potom-
ku a prece nedovedly zniciti
jeho silu, yahu a vyznam pro
narod mas.
Iel, re skuteCneho predsta-
vitele sloyniho pojmenovani
dnes neni. Zmizel davno po-
vrchu zemsk6ho. Sice je jizn6
cd Boroyau ma lu6ine u lesa be-
lajici Sc dyur t6hoz jmena, ale
to je pouhy novodoby a hodne
ubohy otisk stareho originalu,
jehoz chudick6 zbytky skryva-
LII Sc od tohoto nov6ho divorce
asi 200 kroku k zapadu V lesni
houStin6.
Krati Sc k MIN z pruseku
cd Borovan, vedoucim k pamat
niku Zizkovu a jen cvicen6 O.
ko rozezna V lesnim podrostu
zvysene uzemi, pod nimz Sc u
kryVa yse, co zbylo do dnes Z
Irodiste yelikdho valecnika. A
ie toho uzasne malo. Nebo la
ko ma Kozim vedle vse nicici-
ho rasu radila velmi zhoubne
II lidska hloupost zlomysl-
most tax, re zde zmareno "a
.myslne misto Z neipamatnej-
sich kraloystvi.
Nejprv6 dan cely dvorec Il
plen plamenum a kdyz ony Wy
konaly dilo zkazy, pouziyano
bylo Ease zbyIeho materialu ma
vybudoyanl noy6ho obydli TAX
dukIadn6, ze zustalo \ zemi So
iva tolik, ably Sc mohlo roze-
znati, ze "tu kdysi skutecn6
n6co bylo".
Spolek pro postayenl po-
mniku Zizkovi Y Borovanech
Ipodjal Sc prace zjistit rozlohu
pamatneho mista a zachovati
tax potomkum, co Sc zacho-
yati da. Sprava panstvi V Ire
boni sVolila ochotn6 k teto pra-
ei a svorna Vule nekolika ma
dsenych miIovniku starych pa
matek zacala pracovati chuti
IA laskou ma odhaleni vseho, co
je ' zemi ukryto.
DosaYadni pokusy zjistily,
ze divorce byl spalen, obuazily
dive chatrne, znatne porusen6
zdi a sebraly mnozstvi stfepu
~ stfedov6kJch nadob, . nichz
bude mono slepiti celky a roz-
pcznati kdy asi smutny osud
divorce byl napln6n.
Vedle toho yybrano re spa
leniste neeo hrebiku, podkova
a pekne zachoyany srp.
We yykopech Sc pokracuje a
doufa Sc, re do zimy bude as
poh 2 y6tsi casti vynesano ma
poyrch ySe.
Chuti ku praci pomocn6 a
nezistne jew Sc vsude to ie
pr podobnych podnicich nej-
dulezitej5i.
0 dalSlch nalezech podame
pozdeji zpravu.
Nj E " ~ =.
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Lekar (kolegovi): "Bidac-
ky kousek proved jeste na
konec propusteny sluha."
Kolega: "Jaky?'
L6kar "Predstav 81, prozra-
dill bohatemu m1ynafl kter6ho
l6cim liz 3 roxy ze ie uz
davnn zdrav
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!
Imoc prositi. Prisla jsem sem,
abych yam to rekla, Pohled'te
ma svoji vnucku, ma dit6 Ro-
bertovo - co ma q t6to malic-
k6 byti?"
Pan Greylock mlcel a potal
hulkou V pisku kresliti figury.
"Jsme bez- otciny, bez prlte-
lie a prostredku, pokracovala
Iris; "sama pro sebe nezadam
Iniceho - mohut' zebrat aneb
ma ulici zemfiti; ale me nevin-
ne nebeske decko - prosim.
zaprisaham vas, nenechavejte
ie, by Sc mnou dtlilo mui o.
sud. y
Dite, jemuz tato pfimluva
platila, patrilo udlven6 svyma
fialovyma ocima ma kvetouci
ruzoy6 kefe ma obou stranach
stromoradi, ma psy nyni TAX
pokojn6, ktell S vytazenymi
jazyky ma Avniku lezeli, ma
kv6ty barvy ruzoVe, iez ka-
5tanuv opadavaly - a konet-
me ma zamraceneho muze, Y lie
hozto rukou osud dit6te spool
val jenz V tom okamziku 0
.ioho budoucnosti rozhodnouti
mel. Pan Greylock vrhl pohled
ma Iris, kteryz nj zatfasl. "Po-
vidam vam je5te jednou pani
ze van nev6rim, opovrhuji
vanli. Kdyby jste sama zde
pfeda mnou 5tala, tedy bych
All M okamzik vasi pritomnost
nestrp6l, zddn6ho slova bych
Cd vas neprijal. | toto dite ne
navidim, protoze vam nalezf a
mne ziVou jest upominkou IA
neodpustitelne zpusoby jedna-
nj meho syn2. ODjasnuji yam
Zde, PAM, ze ma p0SlednI WI
lie jest ucin6na q &c dit6 toto
nenl III pripomenuto. Nedo-
9t1ne nj jeuIneho dollaru z
memo jymenl; paklize jste 81
Y tomto ohleau emilia nad6je,
pustte je nayzdy mimo sebe;
pMbuzny AngLi jest mym
dedicem."
krasny obliGe: 0Iede tanec-
nice zbledl jeSte vice, nez dri-
We byl. Jak tyrdy byl prece
tento cIovek; jeji krasu, jez
tax caste u muzu "a ysemo-
hOucI Sc povazoYala, nechai
zde 1plne bez zretele. Rober-
tuv otec nemel ami obdivu ami
utrpnosti, jen horkou East
vycitky pro nj. "Neporozumel
jste dpln6 mym zamerum," cd
povedela, me nadeje necelily
k tomu, by Ethelku vasi dedic-
kou ucinily, nybrz pouze, by
il cd hladu a bidy zachrani-
ly.'
"Musim miti cas-, abych o
t6 yeci Sc rozmyslil,' rekl pan
Greylock kratce, "jak daleko
jste cestovala, ably jste 0 tuto
roznluvu Sc mnou Sc pokusi-
la?"
"Prichazim S rannim Via
KEN New Yorku; ysedIa jsem
ma nadrazi do vozu, aby mne
sem privezL tyz ceka venku
pred branou."
n@v%atlyo hlf5iYo GO I n6ror'
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Odvratil sy6 chIadne zraky cd
nj, avSak mohl-li tax meme
tyaricce S velkyma fialovyma
ocima - Robertovy oci byly
fialoy6 modrG - jejim zla-
tym kaderim docela odolati?
~ m6ste tamo,' rekl ko-
necne, "naleznete hostinec,
Pooluy hostinec, jdete tam 5
vaSim dit6tem, pani a III
stante tam az do zitka do
teto hodiny, pax sem op6t
prijd'te, muzeme pax dale 0
y6ci t6 rokovati.'
Obratil Sc a kratel vzhuru
stromoradim ku svemu leto-
hradku,
IS bohem dedecku' volal
"a MIN n6zny hlasek dit6te.
NepovSimnul 81 toho, nIbrz
kraGel, aniz by Sc ohl6dl, pro-
vazen svymi psy, zamracen6 a
sklicen6 dale syou cestou a
brzy zmizela jeho postava "a
stromy.
Iris hledela ia zatvrzelcem
se zatatymi zuby a jiskricima
otima.
"Co ie to "a cloveka!' mru-
celia pro sebe. "T6zko premo-
ziteIny nepriteli y6z, tlov6ce S
kamennym srdcem, re isem cd
hodlana az k neilrajn6simu
konci "a d6dice Robertov6ho
bojoVati!' PAX vzala dite "a
ruku a beIhala Sc stromofa-
dim ven.
Venku pred branou tekal
yuz, ienz il z nadrazi black
portskeho sem privezl, V mem
sedela Hanna netrpeliye a pI-
ma oGekavani.
"Nuze PAM, jak Sc yedlo?
zN0lala iakmiIe Syoji DrQy0d-
llyni zhledla.
"Ucinil svoji posledni vuii
a dite yyd6dil, odpoved6la
Iris suse.
"PosIedni vule daji Sc snad-
no zmeniti, caste byyaji dpln6
zniceny."
'Zcela dobre, Hanno; mann
ma n6ho V jist6m hostinci v
mest6 cekati, az 81. tn y6c roz-
mysli. Ultra chce opet Sc mnou
mluyiti. .
Iu jest JlZ Jeden bod "a
skan. A jak Sc devcatko "a
chovalo?"
"Jako andelicek; bez nj by
mi nebyl aniNsIuchu poskyt-
null
yozu a vzaIa pax malou E.
Hanna pomohla sy6 pani Go
thelku ma kiln.
'Jed'te do hostince Poolo-
y6ho!' zVolaIa Iris ma vozku a
Y nejbIizsim okamziku byly
na ceste do Blackportu.
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Jala Sc sletna Pamela 1--WE
mluviti, "avSak cd te Dolby, co
jsem jeji listy tetla, vznaSelo
Sc mi Robertovo decko We dine
v noci pred ocima. Pomni ma
jeji utrapy - jet toho priliS. -
Temny stin prelet6l mu po
obliceii. Pc kratkem mlceni
Sc oval: "Pameio. Lituii, re
tt muslin rici, re isl jednala
jako smyslu zbavena. Tanec-
nice na!ezne toba snadno
po5etilou ob6t' JET to drzG
stvoreni rozumI svemu OBJ
chodu. Bylot' TO poSatile Cd
teba jednani, ze isl jeji Il
stu vubec poZnamky 81 emilia.
90 Sc dit6Ue dotyce, tedy jesJ
to dcera sve matky q tato O.
kolnos' sama zloreci il V mych
ocich pro vzdy. Pan Gervase
muze Sc vzdycky "a m6ho de
dice povazovati, nebot' dlt5
tanecnice nemuze nikdy nj je-
dineho dollaru z m6ho d6di-
ctVi dediti."
NIUE to byt spraVedliv6, "
odvetila stara DANA, ale jest
to velmi ukrutn6v'
"Dosti tom" prohodil
Godfrey. "Zkazilas mi touto
rozmIuvou moi dobrou nala-
du, pokusim Sc, oych il opet
prochazkou Y poll nabyl." Wal
klobouk hui, oteyrel sklene-
ne dvere a kracel, provazen
svymi psy, do sadu. Kracel
rychlymi kroky, iak naruziv6
rozcileny muz. Kolem n6ho
proStiraly Sc niNy a leSiny.
Vskutku, mohl Sc anglicky il
noch, ienz nyni We vzdalen6m
Eton6 studoval, povazovati
tastnym, tuto krajinu by jed
nou svoji nazvati smell! " Ger
vase bude d6dicem! Pan Ger
vaser' opakoval 81 jednou j
dvakrate, nebot' byl nesmirno
pysnJm ma sy6 angiick6 pri-
buzne.
Naiednou zustal mattel
Greylock Woodsu stati a ma
slouchal; jeho psi vbehli pred
MIN do stromoradi; nyni "a
cali zuriv6 stekati. Zavolal j.
nazpet. avsak hluk trVal neu-
stale. Gorfrey Greylock pri-
kvapil rychle ' to misto a br-
zy odhaIll prlclnu stekotu, dYa
cizi vetrelci, iizto uprostred
stromofadi nedaleko brany
vchodne stall.
Bylat to DANA We smutec-
nim obleku, iez male devtat-
ko "a ruku drZela, zdalo Sc,
ze Sc uplne nestara o rozzuTe-
na zvirata; devcatko vsak SEA
10 svaj hezky l1loboucak, nlmz
psy pres tlamy tlouklo. "Pryc
vami, w Eli psi!" volala, du
paiic nozickou o kremenitou
pudu.
"Vyborn6, Ethelor' fekla
DANA tichym, jasnym hlas2m.
"Tot' dobry pocatek; ty budes
y6d6ti, iak sva prava vzdy ne
ohrozene haiti mas
Godfrey Greylock Sc dosta-
vii. Pohled cizich osob IA je-
no pritomnost' naplnil iei ne
voli. "TichoP zvolal, pohro-
ziy $t6kaiicim psum holi; pax
uklonil Sc, isa vzpfimen da-
me Tekl: "Doufam, ze vas
zvifata prilis nepolekala, pa
nj. smim Sc otazati, co vas
sem pfivadi?' Zabelhala o
krok pred: bylat' chroma,
ieii mala postava m6la velmi
meme, skoro divci vzezfenl,
jeii oblicej, n6hoz smutecni
zavoi odhrnula, byl bledy a
nadmiru hezky, ackoliv jiz pc
nekud odkvetly. "Dceruska
ma ia,7 odpov6dela n6znJm
snutnym hlasem, prejeme So
be majitele tohoto o<oli, pana
Godfreve Greylocka vid6ti. "
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JOSEF RUZTCKA.
PLUMRARSKY
KONTRAKTOR
pfeStehOv Sc
do {. 5747 PORTAGE Ave.

0'O y "'1' OFtage AVe.
Vykonavam vsechny plumbaf-
ske prace, zavadim dstfedni
vyt@p6ni (fernesy), stoky a
yse co do oboru toho spada.
Rozpocty ma pozadani. Obrat,-
se Sc ma mn6 $ ddv6rou. Ia
praci rutim. zavolejte telo-
fonem Guy. Union 1196-K.
Bell Broadway 112 w.
Sluzbovolny
JOS, RUzICKA, plunnbsF,
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branilo. "Ethelko, sepottala
nejneznejsim materskym TO-
mem, "rekni panu. kdo isi."
Mala kouzelna postava pred
stoupila pred Godfrey Grey.
locka ucinila puvabuplnou
poklonu: ia jsem tvojl vnuc-
kou, Ethelkou, mluvlIa det-
skym hlaskem, "moho ubohe-
no taticka dcaru5llou - a taco
PAM jest moJi matlnkou."
Malicka aobre naStudovala
svou mluvu. Godfrey stal zue
IA okamzil jake zkamenen,
pax obratlI s. zuTive k dame
4 tazal Sc: Go to ma znaclu
Kdo util vase cite, ably mne
tImto zpusobem oslovovalo?"
PohleuIa mu pevn6 do oci {
odpovedela neznym, ale roz.
hodnym hlaSem: ia - Jeil
matka - Vdoya yaSeho syna,
Roberta Greylocka."
TO byla tedy baletni taneC-
nice - ona zena, jezto jeho sy
ma k smrti dohnala! Ucinil
krok zpet, uzasn6 ma nj mi
lostn6 d6cko, jez polekano DO
stran6 sve matky ochrany HE
dalo. NaIezl We velikych fialo
vych oGich a V d6tskych ta-
zich neco, co by iei ma ieho
nest astneho syna pripamato-
yalo? "A Wy mate drzost', dat
Sc zde vid6ti, mn6 V tvar po-
hlednouti, mn6, otci Roberta
Greylocka ?" pustil Sc do nj.
PAX dodal hn6vivym posun-
KEN: 'Vzdalte Sc okamzit6 Sc
IsVym ditetem, sic pIivolam
sye sluhy dam vas yystrciti!'
Iris nepohnula Sc 4 mista,
Inybrz vztahla sy6 ruce, by O.
chranila tresouci Sc devcatko
jako slepice sya klidla mad
syymi pisklaty rozprostira -
a obratila Sc zn0vu k rozhne-
Ivan6mu muzi, jenz docela hro
ziv6 svoii holI naval. "Vidim"
I prayila mirnym, zalostiplnym
hlasem, 'ze jste vsechny moz-
ne zle Veci 0 mn6 slySel; mo-
j nepratel6 poStvah vase srd-
ce proti mne; Wy mi pripisuje-
lie veskeru priclnu nest astne-
no skonCeni Roberta neboh6-
ho.'
"Arcize. zvolal hneviv6
mattel GreyIock Woodsky,
wy jste m6ho syna Y neSt6sti
uyrhla, w iste jmdno jeho
zneuctiIa, w jste jcj k samo-
yrazde dohnala ~
Iris zalkala hIuboce a pax
fekla; "Jak j5te ukrutny! Jest
zfelmo, re js.e ysem tenn utr-
hacum viru pfical, ktefi na
mne rozyztekleni byli; mne
jste nikdy nepoz&stayil dobro
oiAi pochybnos.i ohledne je-
jich reci. Vsak sly3te mae ny
ri.
Postoupila o krok blize; z
jejiho bIad6ho obl.ceje mluvi
~ zmuzilo5t q rozhodnost,
kdyz zacala: Vas syn ozeail
Sc Sc maou z lasky; byla jsem
ubohou baletni tanecnici, dee
rou chud6ho ucitele tance -
staIat' jsem tudiz, die vaSich
pojmu ma socialnIm febriku
daleko pod MIN. Nebylo to mo
| il yinou, re Sc on do mn6 "a
miloVal, nebylo t6z moji Vi
nou, ze jsem Sc mu zdala hez-
Fou a puvabnou. Nouze pri-
nutila mne i po naSem zasnou-
beni, bych zustala ma jevisti ;
tantila jsem, bych sy6ho mu-
ze uziyila! Citite Sc, jak vid6t,
neprljemne tim dojat, lee je to
pouha praVda. Wy jste mu O.
depfel kazdou podporu a je-
mu necht6lo Sc podaiiti, by sta
! le zamastnani naiezl. Nerozu-
n6l zadne praci, protoze jste
jei co gentlemana yychoval.
/ On bvl zarliV panoVity; nell
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zenl, "zVlaStG po male udalo-
sti $ panem kenyonem." Iris
zacervenala Sc mimodek;
Vzmuzila Sc VSak rychle a pro
hodila hezkou hlavou s tvari
urazen6 nevinnosti. 'Dovoluii
81 toliko jednu otazku," pravl
la smele, "obzaloval mne Ro-
bert, muj drahy manzel, ne
kdy Il vas pro neveru?"
"Nikoll"
Proc tedy sapotam jinych
sluchu davaCe q zatracuJete
mne bez pflciny, bez dukazu?
Pfi sam Buh! Wy ydove sv6ho
vlastnlho syna, matce jeho di-
t6te clnite bezpravi! Arthur
Kenyon obdlyoval rnc, nepo-
Itrebuji to zaplrati, avsak Jen
zpusooem bratrskym. Bylt
mym prltelem Q mladi, zakem
meho uboheho otce. ProkazaI
nam, kdyz jsem je5te deckem
byla, mnoho dob-cho, nebot
/ byl bohat. Nezahorela jsem k
nemu; to byIa hanebna lez,
mymi neprately rozsifovana
! byla, jichz jsem, bohuzel, mno
no mela. koZdvojlla jsem Sc S
Robertem; 'yzala isam na3e
dit6 a utekla 2 mesta, umy-
sIem, bych jei nikdy nespatri-
la. Ze Kenyon V stejny cas- me
sto opustil, byla pouha naho-
da okOlnosti, coz jsem Sc te-
prve "a dlouhy cas- pozdeii do
zv6d6la. Prisaham YAM to
zde ma svych kolenachw
Poklekla tragtcky pred God
freyem Greylockem a pokraGo
vala, vzlykaJic, dale: "Byla
jsem hanobena, bylo mi na .cti
utrhano posm6chu byla
jsem vydana - nikdy vSak
jsem jmenu Greylock necejst'
neucinila; byla jsem sice
nest aStna, ale ne spatna. Oh,
pane, Wy mi nechcete vefit?"
PAM, to vypada docela ja-
ko dobfe nastudovany vystup
Iv divadle,' fekl Greylock O.
povrhujicim hlasem; "dobfe
jste sv6 zalezitosti proyedla.
VSak pokraGuime. Kenyon te-
dy nebyl vaSim milaGkem? Wy
iste utekla V noel, Y nizto syn
mdj sp&chal samovrazdu -
sama mesta?"
"Sama," odpov6dela klidn6
a rozhodnym hlasem.
"A We vSech t6chto l6tech,
jste nikdy Sc S onIm clov9kem
nesetkala?"
"Jen jednou - a to bylo V
nemocnici V New Orleansu,
kdez zemTel 10 zloutenku. Ne
la jsem angazma V jednom 2
tamajsich divadel, dal mne k
sob6 zavolati; sla jsem k ne
mu - on mi dal ma v6ky bo-
hem. Brzy na to zemrel. "
Godfrey Greylock 5toural
}hdlkou do pisku, jimzto stro-
mofadl bylo posypano; jeho o
blicej podobai Sc k sose.
Zena u jeho nohou byla
chytra dosti, ably zpozorovala,
I ze JeJl recl pfece bez vllVu no
nej nezustaly a re yzdor jeho
zeleznG tvali boi u vnitru
sycm vedla. "Pomozte mi po-
vstati," proml@vila, "jsem mr.
zakem.' -
Godfrey nahl5dl dobfe, IL
Iris Sc bez ponoci Sc zem6
pozdvihnouti nemdze; podal
| il tedy, ackoliy ledov6 S od-
porem, ruku, naGez postoupil
o krok nazpet a fekl: MEDIA
vam sice vasim ujist ovanim
zadn6 viry, ale feknete mi, co
vas do Greylock Woodsu pfi-
vedlo."
Iris ptitahla d6vcatko blize
k sob6 a pocala zajikave:
pred nekolika tyhodny psa-
la jsem slecne Pamele Grey
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-06

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graduated her warmly.
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was introduced to her. Sylvia. watch
ing them closely although she as
snmed an Indifferent manner, felt that
her worst fears were confirmed. With
in a few minuses after the introduc-
tion they were chatting together IKE
Old friends
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Sin Ay;tEa.", said Tom. as they parted.
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ed a headache when Sylvia broached
the proposition Of d walk. Sylvia had
some Shopping to do. and, after
stroll through the woods ai0ne. re-
tdrped through the village, " Sntitteniy
she .s.oppel 'Iead 3 she felt as though
an icy hand had been laid upon her
heart. for al d window on the second \
story Of some business Offices SHE saw
Agathn's hat. '!s 5,Sys
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Al the window Of Toms office.
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Agatha's fl.ny lace handkerchief
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-23
BERLIN ACTION URGED
Stinnes's Journal Deplores
Competition and Urges
United Front.
NEW LINERS ARE READY
Three Steamships Assigned to
New York Service From
Hamburg.

Special Gable to TIE New York HERALD.
Copyright. 1921, by THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Berlin, July ~.
Despite repeated denials, the compe-
tition between the Hamburg American
line and Hugo SHINES has become in
tense. The first indication of this was
two months ago, When the Hamburg
American Company ousted SHINES
from It's board Of directors because he
was backing his own South American
line to the disadvantage Of Hamburg
American line projects.
The conflict has now become acute
owing to the intention Of the Ham
burg American concern to expand it's
service as provided under it's agree
ment with the Hartman interests
which includes South America trade.
= Herr Stinnes's paper, the Mine Jour
nal, deplores this conflict and expresses
fear that Americans will take advantage
OF this competition between the German
interests to further their own ends. 1t
urges the two companies to keep a
united front before the outside world
and suggests that IL the controversy is
prolonged the Government should inter-
vene.
In the SHINES circles it is feared that
the Hartman interests might back the
Hamburg American line in competition
with SHINES. SHINES had planned to
send a former marine officer to the
United States as his representative in
shipping matters, but indications that
the officer would be persona non grata
caused him to decide to make another
choice.
The Hamburg company has
announced that 1t will resume It's South
American service with its own ships, be-
ginning In September. Three new steam
ships will be put In the Hamburg-New
York service early in the fall. indepen-
dent of the boats operated by the
United American lines which are afili-
ated with the amburg-American Two
of the new German liners. the Baverna
and TIansa, will be ready this month,
the third. the Wuertemberg will be
launched In November.
The German merchant fleet now
boasts of 2i,500 ton passenger liner.
the Cap Polonio. bought back from
England by the Hanlburg-South Ameri-
can line for the South American trade.
The ship, which Is now Gernlany's larg-
est vessel, was built In 1916. 1t Is pro-
yided with Up to date equipment and
will be converted into an oil burner. 1t
was put up at auction in England. but
no English bids were made. The same
company recently bought the Tucyman
of 400 tons In the same manner.