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The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
Prince Georges z
Sunday Schools
Elect Omcers

HYArTsvMLH. Md- Sent fe1-
The Prince Georges Sunday school
Association has elected the follow.
ing officers for the ensuing year,
President. II. L stsnforth. Mount
Rainier; vice president. RolIin Reno.
Capitol Heights: recording score
tary, Leroy Pumphrey, Meadow;
corresponding secretary and treas
urer, c. y. Glass. HyattsviIle; su-
perintendent ehildren's division.
Mrs. N T. Morley. HyattsviiI.;
young peoples division. W. H
Scott. Laurel: adults division. u.
Rev. II. c. Cannon, pastor. Hyatts-
VILE NJ z. Church. southI home de-
partment H W. Fowler. Towns
hend; religious education. Prank N.
Stephen. Riverdals; publicity. W. Z.
colIis. Tuxedo; missions. Mrs James
Severe. Ryattsvills; Temperance. n.
H .. Hoffman. Hyattsvflls; chair
man Of Lords Day alliance work for
the county. y. L Middleton. Of
washingten. president Of the Mary
land STATE Sunday school ASsocia-
tion.
A meeting Of the executive oom-
mittee, comprising the above Of
ficers, will be held at the Bellevue
Farms restaurant, iS1t G street
northwest, Washington, next Fri
day at 9 o'clock, when plans for
the year will be outlined Abner
B. Brown. Of Baltimore, secretary
of the State association, will at
tend.
The association 10 planning 70
take up with the county board of
education q proposition whereby
pupils attaining so per cent in Sun
day School attendance will receive
2 per cent addition TO their gen
eraI average In the public schools
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and she believed mel s.

ana she belieVed me! She
thought WAS the other fellow"
He looked at Garry Cannon for the
first time, his face hot and ashamed.
Il give you my word that the whole
thing was forced upon me-rd no
time to deny 1t, or explain. d.
She-she-well-I stayed-I was
very much like the dead man. After
wards, when I went through his
things. 1 found photographs and
things. and 1 could see the likeness
for myself. There was a mys-
terry about him-he'd done time,
and the girl had stuck to him &.
waited for him ten years. and l.
I-et first ] meant to tell her the
truth, or clear out 49,. then
then-I put 1t off. till-till / didn't
want to tell her :"
His voice broke, and Garry Can
non coughed sympathetically.
''Humph! Well. is that ail?" he
asked, after a moment.
"No-things began to go wrong
almost at once, of course! l did
my best to find out all about-the
real Smith. but 1t was difficult
Then there was a woman in Lon
don, and she wrote, and l had to
open the letter. She was a sport
in her own way-she helped me
for a consideration" His voice was
bitter.
Money!" the other man asked
bluntly.
"Yes-f10.0O0. don't blame her
she had to look after herself. and
she told me more than l could ever
have found out from anyone else
The fellow was rich, but a swine
He's dead, and God knows I'm
not judging him, but I'm no
worse than he was.
And they still think you're the
MANI"
II don't know; sometimes can't
be sure. There's an uncle-a de-
cent old chap, and the boy Tommy
"a mean-spriited little devil.
What are you staring att"
Nothing. I thought ] saw some
one in the hedge behind you. but
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
Uzhorod School
Boys Clean-Up
ForRed Cross

Washington Boy Scouts who
camped at Camp Roosevelt on the
bay this summer came back with
a number of prizes and achieve
ments, and today the Boys Her
aid publishes the names Of some
of the winners.
The following Scouts won camp
letters and numerals:
For Third Year Work: Blue
numerals, Jack Poole, Troop 2;
Robert Hartshorn, Troop 80;
White numerals. Kenneth Car
penter, Troop 2.
For Second Year Work: Blue
numerals. Troop s, Butler Hunt
and William Pye; Troop 40, Dana
Lee and James Mansfield; Troop
81, Jack Taylor; Troop 100, WILL
lam Stephenson: white numerals,
Troop 1, Jack Fair; Troop 81,
Slater Davidson; red numerals,
Troop 1, Jacquelin Marshall;
Troop 40, Jack Lee: Troop 81,
Warner Frazer.
For First Year Work: Blue let
ters, Troop l, william Jack;
Troop 8, Grandin Carmick; Troop
80, Walter Staley; Troop "a, Ger
aid Munson; Troop 80, Raymond
Crist: Troop 40, James Bowen:
Troop 81, c. Adelman, Slater Da-
wilson: Troop 100, John Wolf;
Troop 50, Cleveland, Ohio. Elborn
Drake; white letter, Troop l.,
Richard Hunt; Troop 2. e. F. Mil
ler; Troop 8, Edward Marmick;
Troop Is. Arthur varela; Troop
4s. George Bluhm; Troop 76,
Philip Turner; Troop 81, Richard
Goodhart: red letters, Troop 8,
Robert Mapes, Richard Hogman;
Troop 15, r. Reeves: Troop II,
Dwight Smiley; Troop 23, Henry
Bluhm; Troop 80. Lloyd Apgar.
r. Norman, Jerome Staley. Chas.
Gaylord; Troop 4s, Lewis Phil
lips: Troop 40. Robert Rice, will
lam Hutton. Burrus Williams;
Troop 81, A. Lutz; Troop 81,
Slater Davidson, William Tarver,
Preston Frazer; Troop 60, liberia
Owens. Francis Gaskell; Troop
"a, Edward Parks; Troop So,
Harry Wender; Troop 100. Dam
lei Tyrrell, Robert Milans: Troop
1o1. w. s. White, Russell King.
A Holmes, J. 0. Frank. Horace
Fountain: Troop 1o2. George
Griffin. R., CIowser. j. Forrest.
Nelson Walton: Topeka Kansas
Troop. whitman
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Miss MiILar, Front Royal,
To Wed Maj. L OF zeaur

WINCHESTER, Va, Sept. Cool.
and Mrs. Samuel Rolfe Millar have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Berta Randolph Mil
lar. to Maj. Charles e. Loizeaux. of
Plainfield. N. ]. Miss Millar Is
great-granddaughte of Gen. Thomas
jefferson Randolph. nephew of
Thomas Jefferson. and is a member
of the Colonial Danes.
Maj. Loizeaux is a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua B. Loizeaux. Of Plain
field. and served through the war as a
captain in the American Expedition
ary Forces in France. He is vice
president of the J. d. Loizeaux Lum-
Der Company. The wedding is
planned for the early fall here.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
Montgomery Women Win
Tina0niu7a Fair Premiums

ROCKVILLE. Nd, Sept. 2o.-At
the recent fair held at Timonium.
the Montgomery County Federation
of women's Clubs was awarded FIRST
premium for the best collection Of
canned fruits, meats and vegetables.
and Misses Emma Magill. Mary Eu-
nice Chisholm and Neima Putnam, Of
the Four II Club. Garrett Park, were
awarded hrst. second and third pre-
miums. respectively. for the best
made dresses.
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Boy Scouts Win
Many Prizes at


Tucked away in a far corner
of Ruthenia in Eastern Europe.
there is a little village called
UZhorod. where the girls and
boys of the Junior American Red
Cross are aiding in the support
of a home school for two score
boys who lost their parents in
the great war. They call their
school an Internal"
It was the middle of a bright
summer afternoon when visitors
from the American Red Cross
called at the Uzhorod school.
Most OF the boys were on the
playground. but in the yard
near the kitchen six or eight
boys were found busily peelina
potatoes. I'VE never have. any
trouble getting volunteers for
that job" the director explained.
We simply tell the boys that they
may have as many potatoes for
supper as they will peel"
Word soon went forth that the
visitors wished to rake the boys
pictures. There was an immedi-
ate rush for the wash basins.
Hair brushes, clothes brushes,
and shoe brushes appeared mir
aculously and a busy five min
utes ensued. One Jealous
youngster went the length of
procuring from somewhere
& bottle of cleaning fluid. and after
removing an offending spot
from his own coat he pressed the
services of his Instantaneous re-
mover" upon his friends. 1t was
all very funny, but 1t pointed
to the sort Of training these boys
were receiving at their inter
nat"
This school is among the for
tunate few in Southeastern Eu-
rope possessing a large play
ground The Uzhorod boys uti-
lie a big open space that dur
ing the war was used by the
soldiers as a drill ground. Re-
Gently a friend who visited the
Internal" gave the boys a sum,
Of money and they voted 10
spend all of their unexpected
wealth in the purchase of a foot
ball Now, during the long af-
ternoons the American game
proceeds merrily on the Uz-
horod playground where once
soldiers marched and counter
marched.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
Motor Commissioner
Arrests 4 at Rockville

ROCKVILLE. Nd, Sept. 2o.-Dep-
uty Motor Vehicle Commissioner Ray
mond Gibson visited here today and
four autoists fell victim to his Vigi-
lance.
John colesie. of Boston. pleaded
guilty to a charge of speeding and
paid fine and costs aggegating
$26.45. d. Z. Ward, Of Gaithersburg'
was fined IS and costs for having the
-cut-off Of his car open; Byron J..
Speich, Of Washington. paid fines and
costs aggregating s14.4o. and R s.
Smallwood, Of Washington. was let
OF with suspended sentences.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
Front Royal Boys Toy
Balloon Goes 400 Miles

FRONT ROYAL. Va. Sept 10
When young Billy Hines. Of this city.
wrote his name and address on q
toy balloon. filled II with gas and
watched II ascend. he little thought
II ever would be heard from. but
the balloon was found several days
later by another boy, Teddy Ryan,
in q cornheld near Columbus. Ohio.
according 70 q postcard received by
Hines. The airplane distance Is ap-
proximately 100 miles.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
W. r. Stephenson Funeral
Is Held at Winche ster

WINCHESTER, Va, Sept. 2o.-Fu-
neral services were held this after
noon in Christ Protestant Episcopal
Church for w. Roy Stephenson. 81
years old. prominent Winchester law
yer and owner Of valuable farming
lands. who died suddenly Sunday
evening at Stalnton, where he had
been staying since last spring. He
was the only son Of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stephenson, and was born
in King Georges County. He was
graduate of the University Of Vir-
ginia and Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore. His nearest relatives are
number of cousins, including DIR.
Charles Collins, 'of Washington.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
-Four Appointments
At st. yOhn's CoHeae

appointment of four additional
members of the faculty of st.
Johns College School of Com
merce and Finance have been
announced by Rev. Brother ID.
Edward, president.
Those appointed are: Brother
Leonard, formerly of Rock Hill
College. to teach chemistry and
physics; Brother Ephren, for
merly OF st. Thomas College,
Scranton, to teach mathematics;
Brother ID. Augustine. formerly
OF ST Thomas' College. Scranton,
10 be assistant instructor in Eng
fish and history: r. Granados,
formerly Of the University of
Seville. Spain. to be head OF the
SnaTt~N q nsrtr,ant
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auarter-back Dos and Dont's.

Quarter-back Dos and Dont's.
Cwritten especially for this
newspaper by 'Butch" Scanlon,
coach, Purdue University, 1920
Don't carry the ball too much.
Don't talk too much.
Remember that a word of en-
couragement to the men at the
right time goes a long way.
1t is we'll to call signal twice
Sc there can be no error. or.
misunderstanding.
Get at least eight hours sleep
every night Don't get six one
night and try to make up for 1t
next night. This rule applies
to all players.
Be careful of your fdpd. Don't
eat greasy dishes, such as pas
tries, fat meats. etc. This also
applies to other men on the
team.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
Disarmament Conference.

Boy Scouts will join other or
ganizations in seeking to make
Washington spotless city dur
ing the sessions of the dis
armament conference. The Com
missioners request the help in
removal of weeds from vacant
lots, clearing of untidy rubbish
from all premises. and co-op-
Grating generally with the spirit
of the occasion" Scouts will be
on their toes to do their part.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
WINS FORD AUTO IN
BERWYN CONTEST

BERWYN, Nd. Sept 2o.-Robert
Brennan. plate printer. held the num-
ber which won the Ford touring car
at the big Berwyn-Branchville
wyn Heights Citizens Association
carnival which just closed.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
Printing Contract Awarded.

Monthly bulletins of the Public
library will be printed by the
Kuehn Brothers Company. Daniel
Garges. secretary to the District
COMMISSIONERS. announced yester-
day. The contract awarded by the
Commissioners provides for print
ing OF 1900 copies for SIS, and
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21

gu write 'em! We print EN-. .
Send 'em in! Send 'em in!
Editors Yell.
Hinky-de-dink.
Hinky-de-dank,
It's Sherry High
Wen have to spank,
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
Make This an advantageous Time to Select

FOUR DINING ROOM SUITES
William and Mary Walnut Suite-bufet OBJ
long table, extension table. serving and china
cabinets; armchair and 5 side chairs. SITS
Louis XVI I0-piece Mahogany Suite, beau
tifuI antique brown finish; also in American
walnut; simple design .........rs. .S397-S0
Elegant lo-piece Heppelwhte Suite of brown
mahogany .................... ........SSZs
I0-piece Queen Anne Mahogany Suite; a
design that has met with great favor. .SS7S
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
FOUR LIVING ROOM SUITES

FOUR LIVING ROOM SUITES
Three-piece Cane and Mahogany Queen Anne
Suite. upholstered in black and gold da-
mask .S340
Two-piece Queen Anne Cane and Mahogany
Suite, deep, loose spring cushions %. $500
Overstufed Tapestry Suite, davenport. wing
chair and armchair .$279.50
Elegant Extra Large Suite. consisting of dav-
export and armchair. pillow arms. .. $3.50
Furniture Section, Sixth floor
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-29
PAN RERICHA USAZEN
V PRAZE.

Z dopisu, jejz v techto dnech
obdrzeI p. A. Smerda, znamy
obchodnik piany a fonografy
dovldame Sc, re p. l.. Rericha
usadil Sc V Praze a tam hodla
nadobro kofeny zapustit. Kou.
pill Sestipatrovy cinzak "a puI
druheho milionu korun.
2. Rericha odjel z Clevelan-
du asi pred dvema meSici. Sir
81 verejnosti byl dobfe IMAM
jako ely a podnikavy obchod-
mix majetky. Nynf bude Sc te-
dy zamestnavat vybiranim Gin
Ii. Pfejeme mu mnoho IDA
ru.
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ULlCE VYHRAzENE SANKO-
VANf MLADEZE.

Zap. so, uI. mezi Lorain a
Denison ave. byla vcera odpo.
ledne 4. hod. uzavrena jizdf
automobily, zatazena prova.
zem a vyhrazena dltkam, aby
Sc molly bezpecne sankoyati
Stalo sc tax S privolenim ridi-
tele verejnych praci A. Bern
steina, die jehoz narizenl III
Stane ulice ona uzavfena Cd a.
do 8. hodin. K ochrane dltek
pax vyslan byl policejni straz-
mix desateho precinktu. Podob-
ne Sc zfidi sportovni hriste
Ma 6. jinych mistech: Ma W.
chodni 81. ul. a Croton ave.
blize Hiram House; Spafford
rd. S. K. u Worley ave. vych.
Ia. ul. u Lakeview rd. k Su-
perior ave-; vych. 1870. al. cd
Asburry k Superior ave-, blize
East CleVelandu.
Cetne melody, pfi kterych
pfisly ditky k zraneni, ba i o
zivot neb vcera zaznamenan
byl j druhy pripad, kdy 16-le-
ty julius Ivan, 1926 byl "a
bit pri sankovani ma WoodhilI
I'd, blize Quincy ave- Prvni
obeti byl, jak oznameno IL le-
ty Mike Semilla.
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NALEZENY UPRCHLiK.

Jak bylo oznameno, hral 81
y 1tery l3-lety Louis Pittman,
2540 vych. 81. ul. S revolverem
sveho otce postreliI lehce 15-
letou sestru. Hoch podesen,
utekl Q domova, ale byl vCera
nalezen policii Y Shaker Height
kde zametal snih a TAX sobe
vyd6laval potfebny peniz ma
jldlo. Uprchlik byl dopraven
domu k rodicum, kde zvedel,
ze sestru nezabiI, jak Sc byl
prve domnival.
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FARMARI PROFIT VELkO-
MLEkARNAM.

Farnlafsti dodavatele mleka
v severnim Ohiu vcera priiali
naVrh, ably bylo mozno doda-
Vati mleko primo spotrebova-
telum bez prostrednictvi nile
karen. Stalo Sc TAX ma vyroc-
nj schulz the Ohio Farmers CO.
operative Milk Go. nasledkem
nabidky $500 ia ste llber nile
ka, aneb TIC ia gallon, kterouz
cenu nabizi Telling Belle Yer
non Co. iine velkomlckarny.
ZvlaStni vybor ma vypracova-
ii podrobny plan postupu a
pfedloziti vysiedky yysetfova-
nj dne 16. unora.
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Ctvrtletai sclltl,ze.

Padesaticentovy podp. spo-
lex pod zastitou sv. Amy, I'd
lozeny phi osad6 sv. Vaclava,
kona fadnou schulz prvni ne.
deli, dine l. ledna 1922 We 3
hod. odpoledne v osad6 sv. Va
clava ma Broadway. Budou
Sc vyplaceti dmrtnf pojistky a
proto zadame vsechny clenky,
by Sc V plnem poctu dostavily.
Nedostavenf Sc podleha poku-
te. Vybor.
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KAPITOI,A VII.
On prichazi.

"Jsi Velmi bleda dnes rano
me dite.
Mercy 81 lehce povzdychla
Mem mi dobre," odvetila
"Sebe nepatrnejsi Sramot mne
leka, jsem unavena, prejdu-li
jen pc pokoii"
] Jady Janet laskave il poke
paia ma rameno. "Musime zku-
siti. jalaA zmena by ii prosp6la
Kan 81 pfejes vyIetnouti. Ma
pevninu, nebo k morskemu bre
hu?"
"'VaSe laskavost, Lady Janet,
jest velika."
''Nemozno byti k tobe priliS
laskavou."
Mercy leknutim Sc zachvela,
ooh, pl'avila mimovolne. "Pro
sim, reknete mi to jeSt6 jed
nour'
''JeSte jednou?" opakovala
Lady Janet prekvapene.
"Ano. NepNazujte mne "a
smelou, povazujte mne jen ia
marnivou. Nemohu Sc toho ma
baziti slySet vas prohlasovati,
re lste Sc naucila navideti
mne. Pusobi vam opravdu pc
t6Seni, re mne mate v dome?
Chovala jsem Sc vzdy dobre
cd te chvile, co jsem vstouplla
We vas dunn"
(Jedina omluva Merey-illa
kIamu, bylo-li vubec mono o.
nluvu nejakou pfipustiti -
spocivala prisvedcivem zod-
povidani techto otazek. Una
menalo to rici neco 0 falesn6
Grace, re opravdova Grace by
nebyla mohla byti hodn6jsi sve
no uvitani, kdyby iopravdova
Grace byia byvaia 'prijata V
Marblethorpe House ,
Lady Janet .byla i dojata po
bavena neobyceinou vaznosti
tohoto Sc, odvolani k jeilmu
posudku.
'Dobfe-li Jsi sc chovala?''
opakovala. "Ma mila, ty mluvis
iako bvs bvla d6ckemp p Polo
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1N,~s-~tN
KAJICNA. HRfSNICE.
Roman od Wikie Collinse pro "Domacnost'
z anglicny prelozil Gust. B. Reis

"Jdi do kurarny," pravila &
postrcila no ku dvefim. ''Pryt
odsud a oddei Sc obllbenemu
nesvaru devatenacteho stoleti
Horace pokousel he projevit
svoji vdecnost. "Jdi a 'kufw by
10 vse, co pravila, vystrcic he
ven. OsamotnivSi, Lady Janet
pocala pfechazeti pc pokoji a
uvazovala chvili.
Horacova nespokojenost ne.
byla nerozumna. Nestavalo O.
pravdu zadne omluvy pro od-
klad, ma nejz 81 stezoval. Necht'
mlada DANA mela opravdovou
pfieinu pro odklad, aheh byl-
II to pouhy roZmar, ponevadz
sama neznala sve smySleni, ma
kazdy zpuseb bylo jisto, re
driv neb pozdeji muscle dojft
k uplnemu porozumeni V otaz-
ce snatku. Jednou obtizi bylo
jak priblizili Sc choulostive-
mu tomuto predmetu a nikoho
neuraziti.
"Nerzumim mladym zensti-
nam nynejsiho pokoleni,'' po-
myslila 81 Lady Janet. Ia ma
sich dnu oblibily-li S jisteho mu
re byly pripraveny provdat Sc
zan V nejbhzsim okamziku.
"A nynejsi vek nazyva Sc We
KEN pokroku! Divky move do
by mely by byti jeste ochotnei
simi pojmouti muze nez jsme
byvaly MY"
DospevSi teto nevyhnuteln6
zaverky, ,rozhodla seN re zku-
81 co zmuze jeji vliv a neroz-
myslela Sc dele, jak by Sc chou
lostivemu predmetu pribliziti
mela, spolehajic ma vnuknuti
prvniho okamziku.
"Grace!' zvolala, pristou-
pivsi ku dvefim sklenniku. Sti-
hla, uSlechtila postava v sedem
satu Sc objevila.
"Volala jste mne, Lady Ja-
metz"
"Ano, chci tebou promlu-
viii. Pojd' a pfisedni 81 Ike mne.
Ia tech SLOW Lady Janet We
dla svoii spolecnici k pohovce
j nechala il usednouti po SVEN
boku.
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BYVALA CLEVELANDANkA A
MAYOREM FLORIDSkE.-
HO MESTA.

Pi. Mary S. Paddockova, iez
kdysi bydlila Y els. 1922 East
Monmouth ave. V Shaker Hts,
byla posledne zvolena mayo
rem mesta Lantana We Floride.
.Jak vypravuji tamnejSi novi-
nafske zpravy, osvedcuje SC
znamenitG v novem trade a
zejmena Sc test sport ieji OBJ
zvlaStni pfizni.
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PRODA Sc pekny zanovni
moderne stav6ny dun O 6tii po-
koiich, koupelna pekny skIep
pod celym domem, fernes, da-
lie skopky ma pradlo, je move
barveny, elektrika, plyn, dlaz-
dena ulice a naleza Sc ma W.
chodni Sd. >ul. bhze 55te "a
Broadway. Cena $4,000, no
tove pouze $500, ostatnf ma
mlrne splatky. Blizsi Sc sdell
V els. 1920 Warner Rd. Tel.
Broadway 1908 NJ. 12-31
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! zivsi laskave ruku na rame
Mercy, pokracovala vaznej-
Sim hlasem. "Sotva prehanim,
Grace, pravim-li, re lehman
tomu dnu, V kteryz isl poprve
pfisla Ike mne. Myslim, re me-
nohla bych byti hrdejsi ma te-
be, kdybys byla vlastni moji
dcerou."
Mercy nahle odvratila hlavu
stranou, tax ably ukryla oblicej
svuj. Lady Janet, stale jeste
Sc dotykajic jejiho rame, uci-
tia jak Sc dfyka chveje. "Co
jest ti?" tazala Sc nahlym, pri-
mym svym zpdsobem.
"Jsem ien velmi, velmi vdeG
nou k vam, Lady Janet - to
jest vse."
Slova ia pronesena slabym,
pferyvavym hlasem. Oblicej
dfvcin- stale 'jeste byl odvracen
cd Lady Janet.
go jsem rekla, re jsem
zpusobila tento vysledek?" di-
villa Sc 2sama Il sebe stara DANA.
"Coz jest dnes plactive nala
de? Je-li opravdu v nalade ta-
kove, bude nyni nejvhodnejsi
cas- promluviti slovicko We pro-
speech Horace!"
Majic tento ell ma mysli, bill
lila Sc Lady Janet choulostive-
mu tomuto predmetu hned 2
pocatku vSemoznou opatrno-
sci.
"Vychazely jsme spoiu TAX
dobre," ujafa Sc slova. "ze ami
mne ami tobe nebude snadno
4 @ a
zvyknouti zmene naSem zivo-
tie. V mem start nejvice ia to
budu. cititi. Co 81 pocnu, Grace.
az nadejde den, kteryz mi
bude rozlouciti Sc S dcerou "a
vlastni prijatou?" Mercy pole
kama k nj Sc obratila oblice-
jem. Stopy sIzi leskly Sc V je-
jich ocich.
proc vas mann opustit?" ta
zala Sc hlasem poplach jevicim.
'Zajiste re vis!" zvolala La
dy Janet.
"Opravdu nevim. Povezte
mi proc?"
"Otaz Sc Horace!"
Tcnto pokyn byl priliS zrej-
my, nez ably mu nemohla nero
zumdti. Mercy sklopila hlavu.
'Pocala Sc Ease chveti. Lady Ja-
net pohlizela ma nj S opravdo-
wynn udivem.
'"Stalo Sc snad n6co ncmileho
mezi vami, mezi Horacem a tie
bou?" tazala Sc.
"Nikoliv v'
"Znas sve vlastni srdce, me
mile dit6? Zajiste re isl ne
povzbuzovaia Horace, aniz
bys no byla milovala."
ooh, nikoliv"
"A prece ="
Poprve co Sc znaly, odvazi-
la sc Mercy vyrusiti svoji dobro
d6jku z rozpravky. "Draha La
dy Janet" nanitla uslechtile,
"nespecham pfiliS Sc svym pro
vdanim Sc. Budeme jeste miti
dosti casu mluviti 0 tom. Prala
iste 81 sdelili mi n6co. prosim
co to bylo? ?"
Nebylo snadnou veci pople-
sti Lady Janet Roy. Vsak tato
posledni otazka opravdu il u
'mlcela. rPo vSem co minulo, Sc
della zde mlada jeji spolecnice
tax nevinne, jako by nemela
ami sebe mensi potuchy pred
metu, nemz spolu mluvily.
~ echo jsou jen stvoreny ze-I
ny move doby?" myslcla 81 sta
ia .pani, opravdu nevedouc, CO.
by nyni ,promluviti mela. Mercy
vyckayala S ncsnesitelnou netr-
pelivostl, kteraz nesnaze tax
jiz dosti velike, jen zvetsovala.
Mlceni hrozilo jiz uvesti roz-
-pravku k nahlemu a nevcasne-
mu konci, kdyz tn Sc otevfely
fdVefe knihOVny Il Sluha negOu-
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PRODA Sc prave dostavenJ
dunn o sedmi pokojich na 11t5
zastavce A. B. c. linie. Plyn,
elektrika, fernez a jina zvele-
beni. Neco hotoVe, zBvtek ia
ko najem. Haste Sc u p. Ka-
raSe tamtez. 12-31
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ASI "a TYDEN bude hotov

ASI "a TYDEN bude hotov
dunn pro dive rodiny, ma 6 po-
kolu 5 koupelnou ma kazde po-
dlaze. Lot je 10 pri 200 sire
vlcich a naleza sc blize Union
ave. ceske osade Mt. Plea
SAINT. Dunn je moderni, Sc vsim
pflsluSenstvim a je staven jed
MIN nejlepsim ceskym stavite-
lem. Zada Sc hotove $1,000
a zbytek ma splatky jako ma
jem. BlizSi sdeli Jos. Krizek,
1870 Durkee Ave. q vych.
III. ul. Corlett. Vezmete
Union karu. Is
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PRONAJME Sc farma o 80
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sata, slepice, 10 akri pastvin,
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hospodarsk6 natini. Haste sc
Il JOS. Sedivy, 1879 vych. 40.
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