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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-08
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ing to do, kid me? First you wanted
the 5th. then you wanted the 18th.
then you wanted the 18th. What do
YOU want, do you know" BY this
time you are reduced to silence. The
elevator has reached the top floor
and he Is standing around waiting for
you 10 get off. "Well, this is as far
as we go. You can't sleep here" 81
want 20 go down" you say Now
you want 10 so down he says. ''Of
all the darn fools What are you
doing. riding up and down for your
health? Why don't you ride in the
open air. it will do you more good.
Get of here, this is as far as We go"
please let me go down with you,"
you implore. "Oh. very Well he
says, slamming the door. and drop
ping the elevator out from under
your feet When you catch your
breath, you see a glimpse of the 10th
floor shooting past "T want to
get off at the 5th" Jumping Je-
hosophat" he hollers. don't you
know We don't stop at the 9TH floor
goiHS down. What's the matter with
you anyway, can't you read the
signs?" The car stops suddenly.
Eou discover you are at the main
floor. "WGl now what" he says. BY
this time you are limp and practical
~ homeless. Listen you say earn
estly II would like TO get off at the
5th-five.-one, two. three. four
five" You hold up your hand and
count off the fingers for him Five.
like fingers" He stops the elevator
and opens the gate and lets you
out. "Oh, he says, now you want
to go up again. For the love of
Nike! you see what time it isl" he
says Eleven o'clock Don't you
know we don't stop at the 9Th floor
going up after II o'clock. OF all the
boobs. .....!'
Well. you finally learn the way
to get TO the 5th floor is to walk up
the stairs. You might have done
that in the first place and saved
time.
Independent as hog on ice"
Ell? l would like TO see an elevator
man on ice I don't know what John
Hancock did for living. but judg-
ing from the sassy signature he puts
on the Declaration Of Independence.
ne must have been an elevator man.
Copyright, 1917
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-08
wANTED-A HAND ORGAN.

The entertainment committee OF
the Kiwanis club. Fred Loughman.
the widely known hauler. requests
US 20 announce that he is very de-
sirous OF renting a hand organ for
one week, the latter part OF June
Mr.. Loughman wishes 10 take the
hand organ 70 the international XII
wants convention at Cleveland. o..
and will pay well, he tells us, for
this privilege. Now II any Of the
customers. possess such a musical
instrument, they can take the last
week in June off and enjoy a vaca-
ton with the rental money he re-
ceives from Mr.. Loughman. Now.
Mr.. Hand Organ Owner. speak up.
We want to hear from you at once.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-08

And we have no defense against
EN-.
So crush err when they're comatose.
Fill up their tuuns with poisoned
water,
Il may be murder. goodness knows,
But you should glory in the
slaughter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-08
THE ERSKINE DINNER.

The dinner. and splendid gift 10 Pres't Erskine
OF the studebaker corporation. rendered by pubic
spirited people OF this community. sets pace
IN the way Of recognition Of the services Of men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-08
OLD DAD BURNT SCI

again after suffering with an attack
Of quincy.
Bill Bender and his little glasses
was 70 the Erskine dinner. Bill
took off his miniature specs and
thought he saw six Charley Schwabs
in a row.
AIilt Frudenstein will return to-
day from n extended visit at Gull
YER. Ind. Guess Nilt has been at
tending summer school down there.
Jimmy Pattons sister at Peru.
Ind. read The Tower Of Babel.
Gee, the Peru papers must be rot
ten,
Hugh Barnhart informs US that
he is going to write US up in the
Rochester Sentinel We have just
this TO say to Mr.. Barnhart. that We
have been written up IN bigger
Iapers than the Sentinel
George O'Brien had one COM
plant 10 make about the Erskine
dinner. He mistook a potato cake
for a biscuit and kicked about the
biscuit being soggy. Hy. Lemontree
is a very good optician.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-08

That Is. They're still Fighting.
Normally appears 70 prevail right
along on the Turko-Grecian front.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-08

Taking a Long Chance.
The first thing France knows she
will be put out Of the League OF
Nations for sassing the umpire.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-08

Lloyd Greenan, the insurance
magnate, writes in whining that this
column recently stated that his
birthplace was Goshen. Ind, instead
OF Bristol. We can only say TO Mr..
Greenan that if we was from Bristol
we wouldn't be running no page ads
Dragging about il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-08

Astronomer claims the universe Is 1000 times
larger than originally believed. Ho-hum! Which
clubs going to win the pennant?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-08

again after suffering with an attack
Of quincy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-08

Ex Lieut.. Earl Reeder is about
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-14
oorn, at all times holding the scales

born, az all times holding the scales
even.
% Kindness to Animals Week and
Humane Sunday to be observed APP
ril II to ~ with services in schools
and churches
In connection with the decision to
close down the porphyry copper
mines, Charles Hayden made the fol-
lowing statement: Copper IL bas.
&c industry. The porphyrics are great
IcoInmerciSi properties and II is the
belief Of tho arrangements that re-
building OF commercial industry in
this country and abroad will with
cessation Of production today, not re-,
duire very long period of shutdown
Industrial developments will have to
be watched to determine when 1t viii
be appropriate to reopen these pro-
perties."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-14
A REAL GOOD SHOW
PRESENTED
TUESDAY

Too bad there was such a slim az
tendance at the Lyric Tuesday night
when the play The American Irish
Cousin" was presented. A better
how has not been staged in Logan
for a long time and the fact that it
was practically made up of home tai
cnt made IL more interesting than
over. Leo Higgins, the man who
arranged the cast and directed the
,floirs of the show can feel ptoud ov-
the capable way IN which the d e
.lcrcnt parts were presented. In ad-
dition 10 directing the show he took
the leading part. o. f.. Countryman.
the william, even though he took the
part of bad man won favor in the
eyes OF all present because h" ham
died his part so well. Virginia Ho-
gan showed talent as an actress. Mar
.Earet Afflcck and Alvin Crockett,
rwo OF Logan's younger set, made
hit with the audience and Miss Vic
roy who played on" Of tn" leading
parts showed that 1t was not her
riist time on the stage AS she did
splendidly. All in all this show
made a big hit with all who saw it
and II p.tscnted again in this city
mo doubt the house would be packed.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-14
THE OIL SITUATION TO.
DAY

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-14
.CURTfILMENT IN Sill,
YER

There ha. been drastic curtail-
mcnt IN the production OF silver. The
Cobalt camp in Canada has practic-
ally closed down. 'rhe oporo mine
in Mexico closed.
The United States Smelling com
pany and the American Smelling an
Refining company have greatly lCs
sencd their activities in Mexico.
The only thing that is saving Am
ericau silver mines from closing 30
the Pittman act under which the
government is replacing Its silver re
serve after selling England several
hundred million ounces during the
war at 81 an ounce when the marEe
price was much higher. Under this
act the government is now buying
back an equal amount from Ameri'
can miners at the price Ii receiveu
from England. No loss Is incurred
by the government aud our silver
mining industry is saved.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-14

Mrs. Smith served lunch.
Mrs. Ed Maben OF Los Angeles ar
rived here Friday on account Of the
serious illness Of her mother Mrs.
Amanda Eaan.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Pitcher enter
tanned at a five hundred party at
their home Saturday evening. A de-
licious lunch was served to sixteen
guests, First prize was won by Mrs
w. II. Hendricks and conolstion
prize by whit Hendricks.
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Brewer en-
tertained at dinner saturday in hon
or Of Mrs. Hcber Sharp of Riverside,
Covers were laid for eighteen,
Mrs. Henry Stoddard entertained
at dinner Sunday in honor of Mrs.
, r. G. Woolcy. Covers were laid for
eight.
The children and grand children
of Mrs. Joshua Brewer met al her
home Tuesday where they spent =
very pleasant afternoon. About
, twenty were present.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-14

.orson where a dainty lunch was serv-
ed.
The South ward Sunday School
conference will be held at the ward
chapel sunday April II. Meetings
will be held at 1890 and ? p. m.
\ good program will be given and
special visitors are expected
The Primary of the South ward
are working hard on an entertain
ment to be given April Goth for the
benefit Of the ward meeting house,
Monday afternoon little daugh-
ter Of MIR. and Mrs. Melvin Smith
fell backward in tub containing
boiling water and was quite badly
calded. .'u.,Jst
! Miss vcrna Trip has returned TO
her home in Arimo after spending
six weeks here with relatives.
Mrs. Otto Brewer entertained at
dinner Sunday in honor OF her
mother Mrs. Hebcr sharp OF River.
side. Covers were laid for fifteen.
Mrs. Kenneth Merrill Of Salt Lake
lis guest Of her parents Mr., and
Ms Ncls Johnson.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-14
BETTER THAN CALONEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablet
are a Harmless Substitute

DR.. Edwards Olive Tal.lcts-thc sub
s'iu,c for calomol are mild but sure
laxative, and their eject on tie liyti ia
almost Instantaneous. Ihc.rliJllc olive
C0ircd tablets are the result 81 Or.
Edwards determination rot To- tycat
liver AMI bowel complaints with cuIonrl.
The pleasant Hltlc tablets do TIE
good that culOmrl docs, but have 10
bad alter clySts. They don't iEluIy the
teeth hike strong hquid: or calumeL.
They take hold Of the trouhle AMI
quickly correct ii, Why cure The Eyag
Al the expense OF The teeth? Ca'omI
sometimes plays havoc with the guns
SO do strong liquids. II is best not 70
take CalOmel Let Or. Edwards Olive
Tablets take its place. ..
Headaches, "dullness' and that L.. :
feeling come from constipation and a
disordered liver. Take ET. Edwards
Olive Tablets when YOU feel 'logy Hrd
heavy" They Clear Clouded brain
and ''peSk uD"the spirits, lOcapd 2aG
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-14
RICHMOND
news

RICHMOND. April 1S.-Among
the out of town people coming to
our community last Wednesday to
pay their last tributes Of respect to
Mrs. Luzlna S. Merrill whose fun
eral services were given in Satur-
days issue, were Prof. Amos Mer-
rill of Provo Ambrose Merrill, Stel-
Ia Peterson of Ogden, DR.. and mrs.
Kenneth Merrill of Salt Lake, Mrs.
Heber johnson of Arlmo, Mrs. Geo.
r. Hyde OF Downey: Mr.. and Mrs.
Asa Thompson, Mrs. Bert Pond and
Mrs Mile Van orden of Lewiston;
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Olsen Of
Smithfield l.. S: Carbon, Miss Drew
Smith, Mrs Sarah Turner, J. l..
Carbon, Mrs Madeleine Carbon, Miss
Irene Cressal, Mrs. Alice Charles,
Rhea Larsen, Nj. and Mrs. Melvin
Merrill, and Miss Rozlua Skidmore of
Logan; Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Larsen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Merrill, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. NJ. Merrill, Mrs. Viola Alder
of Preston, DIR. Leo Shepard and J.
I. Shepard of Salt Lake.
The class of home economics en-
tertained the agriculture club ana
partners at the high school Saturday
evening. A good program was rem
dered dancing enjoyed and refresh
ments served,
Mrs.. Florence Merrill Risby re-
Gently presented her husband with a
new baby All concerned doing nice
B.
Mr. and Mrs. Roe Bright have re.
turned from Salt Lake where they
spent the past week.
Mrs. Jesse Webb has returned
from Salt Lake where she has been
for some time having her baby NEE
ically cared for. IL
Quite number from Richmond
went to Logan Saturday evening IA
attend the opera given by Lucy Gates
and company. &.
Mrs. E. G.. wooley Of Salt Lake is
visiting friends and relatives here.
Friday night Mrs. Ada Traveller
entertained the primary officers in
honor OF Mrs. Reta Hendricks, a for
mer officer In the Primary but who
has moved to Logan.
Mrs. Anna V. Merrill entertained
at dinner Sunday for her sons Ivan
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-14
The Utah Weekly
Industrial Review

. Logan Contract let for compile ,
ton OF second level canal aud pump
ing equipment in Cache valley.
Ctah's business outlook bright for
coming year. Conference buying
greater than year ago despite price
drop. Crop prospects good.
Salt Lake--utah state farm bur
eau sells more than million aud
quarter pounds alfalfa seed in single
transactionl in connection with seed
pool.
Salt Lake Humphrey on corpor-
.Gtion Of Nevada incorporates in Utah
for $4,000.
BuucrvIlIc votes tor pipe limo wa.
ter system.
Salt Lake Approximately 1000
600 acres Of government lands in
Utah thus far have been covered BY
applications for oil prospecting per
mits. These applications number
about 1900 whilc not more than 300
have been granted.
| Road work TO be resumed on com
pletion OF l2.64 mile stretch from
Ephrai TO Piegou Hollow in Sanpete
county.
Provo--S salt Lake Route to con
struct addition to round house here.
Raven Oil and Refining company
operating large refinery at RanEcIy
supplies nearly all gasoline used in
Uintah Basin. Need for large relin-
cry TO handle increased production
Strike two new wells.
Mt. Pleasant--Plans being made
for supplying more water to valley.
May build reservoir.
-Uintah Basin consider
I'd by biologists the greatest undc-
veIoped oil field in the west
Saint George r,Grcat progress b"
Ing made in agriculture in Washing
ton county in the last few wears
Possibilities great ror doubling are;
now under cultivation In short time
New bank proposed for Duchcsu,
salt Lake has been definitely d.
Of the American Honey Producers
League, which il is reported will b.
the largcst-and most important con
vsDtion yet held by this body.
salt Lake Joblcss Of city or
ganize league with obicct ~ opcuin,
up avenues OF employment,
App opriations for state road ia
be materially under those Of 1870.
scipIo wants construction Of Jun.
ior high school for the coming year.
salt Lake Beaver Copper COM
pauy srockhcldrr. aurhortzr coupao,
to "nergc In oil business
Salt Lake man has oil rig on way
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-14


and Ray Covers were laid for
twelve.
Mrs. Nettie s. Merrill has gone TO
Ogden to visit for some time with
Miss Eta Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alma Carson went
to Newton to attend the funeral ser-
vices of George Rigby
Mrs. d. ;. Wilson of ogden is a
guest OF her sister Mrs. Paul Mer-
rin.
On account OF the next meeting
of the Daughters of Pioneers COM
ing on the same day as clean up day
the meeting viii be postponed for Il
month.
/ Mrs. Alvin johnson entertained
the N. II. Circle at her home Thurs
day. Mrs, J. c. Johnson. Mrs. Aus
tin Johnson, Mrs. Roe Bright, Mrs.
Hyrum Bair, Mrs. Jos. Nelson. Mrs.
J. w. Sorenson, Mrs. Albert Ander-
son and Miss Julia Bair were speciai
guests OF the club.
The bishopric of the Richmond
ward wishes TO INF IN the people OF
the ward that on saturday April 10
they will work on the grounds al
the tabernacle and would like to see
a good crowd out.
son stake will be held az the Rich.
mond tabernacle April 30 and "a. or
both days cafeteria in the base.
mcnt Of the building will be conduct.
ed by the N. /. A. Of the two Rich.
mond wards. A big hot dinner vii
be served for fifty cents and separ
ate dishes for five aud ten cents
Take your friends here for Dime,
and thus be able yourselves 10 at
tend all MEETINGS. OF course this will
not prevent anyone from taking Wis
itors home, but il Will help out 4
good cause as the proceeds will b,
applied on the tabCrnaclcs.
The high school pageant The
Light o. Liberty" will be presented
10 the public on April 90 at To,
Richmond opera house.
Mrs. Annie Jensen went TO Hyd;
Parl, Sunday to speni the day with
fEcrds.
The South ward choir gave so
cial Friday night y program co...
sisting of a comedy farce, singing
and musical selections were yer.
nicely rendered. the remainder o
the evening was sent az dancing. Re
freshments were sold.
Mrs. Melvin Smith entertained tn,
South ward Primary officers at he
home Friday. 4 business meetin.
was held at the conclusion of whicl
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-14
Real Bargains in Farm Lands

ACRES AT SMITHFIELD with brick house.
barn. silo, team, harness completely eQuipp-
ed with machinery, full water right. Will take modern
home in Logan.
% l2 ACRES FIRST CLASS BEET LAND State
road mile from office.
EIGHT ACRES IRRIGATED LAND in Providence
80 ACRES GOOD IRRIGATED LAND roomed house
and other hldingsi big team harness, machll
cry, cows l-2 miles from office
l6o ACRES HAY AND DAIRY RANCH Downey.
Idaho with 10 head of milk cows team and hay machn-
cry. Will trade for Logan City property
rs ACRES AT MI1LVIILE with water right, farm
chinery good house and barn horses and cows.
ONE OF THE BEST FARMS IN COLLEGE WARD.
large house and dairy barns head work horses, colts.
head stock and farm machinery.
ACRES OF GOOD ALFALFA AND BEET LAND.
. 10 ACRES OF GOOD ALFALFA LAND close to To-
Is ACRES GOOD BEET LAND near beet DUMP at
Milvile.
WE HAVE A LIST OF FINE HOMES IN LOGAN
WHICH CAN BE SOLD AT REAL BARGAINS
FOR THE NEXT 80 DAYS.
SEE US BEFORE BUYING
Carbon Company
-. LOGAN, UTAH
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-18

tot neco noveho veru. HIM, q
pfec vzdor tomu byste Mich
mohl vytahnout dvacet tislc
liber a dati mi je. Podivne to.
Pfec byste mel ale byti, mily
Stanley, drobet dhslednejsim."
Zahucel neco mezi zuby.
Ostrovtip jeji popletl pone-
kud plany jeho.
Name 81 lepe rozumet mezi
sebou," zaeala ona Ease. "Pred
na nusfte vedet, ze jsem pew
ne uminena, pfinutit vas k do
drzenf smlouvy. Wy jste il sam
utinil."
''To byla krasna smlouva,"
zahucel zlostne.
20 tom nebudeme mluvit.
Cinil jste die vlastnlho dsud-
ku. Mnoho lidi by bylo feklo,
re to byla velmi dobra smlou-
va pro - vas. Wy jste unikl We
zeni a dostal jste hezkou - ze-
nusku."
"Radeii bych chtel byti obe-
sen, nez-li bych ucinil CO Wy
chcete," zvolal hrubG.
"Oh, fuj, Wy osklivt hochu,
vidim, ze vas budu musit ucit
zpdsobdm."
Dude lepe, kdyz mne zane
chate, nejsem naladen k hu-
moru prave nyni," pravil zlost-
ne. "Pouze jedno VAN mohu
rici: Wy nebudete nikdy veli-
telkou v zadnem mem dome.
Muzete nazyvat samu sebe N.Y.
lady Greyille, pakli sc vam to
libi, mou ale nebudete nii1dy.
Nemuzete nne prinutit, bych s
vami I'll - nemuzete mne pTi-
mutt, bych vas mel We SVEN
dome, pak-li nedam k tomu
svoieni!"
! Y oku jejim objevil Sc "a
blesk, jinak ale zdstala uplne
klidnou.
'Hm, hm. Podivame Sc ma
tc drobet. Wy jste zapomnel
jiz, ze nedostal jste "a zenu
blazna aneb blbce, ale zrucnou
a rozhodnou zenu. TAX iist6
jako re mi upirate sv6 pravo,
pravo byti pani We va5em do
me pravo byti prohlasenu
vereine ia vasi zenu - tax j.
ste ze necham ja vznesti celou
zaie3itost pred soudni dv4r -
celou zalczitost. panatuite ST
dobre, ne ien polovici jeji. We
Tein6 u soudu budu vvpraTo-
vati celou historii naseho snat-
ku = vypravovat, proc jste 81
mne wal. Povolam pana Salo-
mona Isaaca co sveho svedka a
cely syet MA vas znati, jakym
jste."
Toeil svymi knirky, ze 81 je
mohl az utrhat a klesnul zpet
do lenosky, kdezto ona stala
pred MIN ruku majic nataze-
nou a oci nan peyne upfeny.
Nebyl zadnym jeiim milac-
KEN.
Citil a vedel to.
Ona drzela bic mad MIN a ne
VIDA Sc he nikdy.
Ouch jeji MIN vladl - pod
zraky jejimi Sc chyel, nlalo
myslnel.
Tu a tam zableskIo Sc mu
mysli, re musi il nechati jlti
jeji cestou. Neodvazil Sc il
yznirati
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-18

"Nechci trp4t mic podobne-l
no, Stanley. Vsak my &c konec
ne dorozumime pfec."
"Jste popletena? co tim mi-
nite?"
"Nechci miti zadnych zde
hrubych reel. Ctete sve zeny,"
a podivne Sc jaksi usmejic,
dodala - "nemuzete-li ctiti
sam sebe. Paklize Sc nemhzete
vyjadfit, jak nalezi, opustlm
vas"
"Kdyby to nebesa dala a ne
vratila jste sc iiz vicel" to by
la slova, kteraz Sc mu pletla
ma jazyku,. neodvazil sc jich
ale vyslovit.
Uvnitr cerneho srdce jeho
kryla Sc bazeh pred malou tou-
to, modrookou zenou.
Byla mistrem mad MIN a on
vedel to dobre.
"Nebud'te TAX upjata, Lu,'
zadal polo-prosebne, polomr.
lzute. "Jste vzdycky TAX tvrda
ma mne, vite to"
"Nevim nicem, vim ale, ze
| Wy by jste byl vzdycky Ike mna
bSval tvrdym, kdybych toho
byla dopustiIa. Nedopustin
tomu ami nyni a nenechan
vas" dodala spesne.
"Ale Lulu, drahe me dite
bud'te prec rozumna. Reknete
mi CO chcete a co mi navrhu.
jete?"
"Co ja navrhuji a CO j
chci,' pravila lehynce zmenit
HAS, "jest to, bych byla prohla
sena celemu svetu co mylady
Greville pc pohrbu otce vase
no. Pdjdu do Greville parku q
zaujmu tam misto co PAM do
mu, to jest co chci."
Ornament to ucinila, $ TOT
nejvetSi chladnosti.
Srdce Stanleyoro Sc zachve
10, kdyz ma nj pohledl, Meme.
ne pokouSel Sc prec o zmenr
jejiho rozhodnuti.
| Klamne uvadel il, re statky
Grevilld jsou tax dluhy pfeti.
zeny, ze nemohl by radne zenr
ina synj stav, jak Sc sluSi a pa
tri vyprayiti, jahoz i ze by MI
vefitelove jeho zadneho medal
lpokoje, kdyby Sc dozvedeii, u
81 wal zenu bez zamku mel
Ipanstvi n6iakeho.
| Vzhledem k tonu hledel ]
presv6dcit. re bylo by to pre-
nj dalece lepsi a ze cltiIa By
Sc st'astnejsi snad, kdyz byla
| by svobodnou uplne, ant bez'
| toho V tech kruzich, do nich5
by CO mylady Greville vstoupi
la. byla by neoblibenou, odstr-
kovanou a bylo by ma nj po-
Ihlizeno Uneven.
| Ku konci q to velice ned0-
sledn9, yZhledem k vyrokun,
Iieho o zadluzeni, nabizel j
dvacet tisic liher, kdyz svoli X
tomu. ably manzelstvi jich po-
kladano bylo tax, jako by he
nikdy bylo nebylo.
! Poslouchala no ami nemuka-
JIG. PAX tim samym klidem,
ale rozhodne dala mu odpo-
lved'.
"Nechtela Jsem vas vyrusit
Stanley. ale mohl jste 81 oprav
du usetrit reci.. TAX tedy stat
| XIV Grevillu jsou zadluzeny,