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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-24
allied CHIEFS To MAKE GERMANY DSARM
frame ANSWER TO
WILSON'S NOTE ON
HANDS OFF RUSSIA

Paris, Jan. 24.---Representatves of Great Brit
ain, France, Italy, Belgium and Japan gathered
here today for an important conference. The prin-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-24
INDUSTRIAL STAGNATION EASES
Up AS FACTORIES GET UNOER WAY
SANDERS BROS PLANT
STARTS TODAY AFTER
LONG SHUT DOWN
WORK ON PART TINE.

SURVEY SHOWS OTTAWA NOT rs
HARD HIT As ELsEWRERE-
MOST INDUSTRIES KEEP MEN
ON JOB FOR PORTION OF WEEK
RATHER THAN LET THEM Re.
MAIN IDLE
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-24

Try Want Al in tla Free Trade.
Journal for Quich Results.
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THE WEATHER.

Probably rain or snow
tonight and Tuesday; not
much change in temper.
aturp
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-24

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880
, 1921-06-11
EDITORIAL.

The first two lines of the text of the
extract of the Compression al Record re-
printed today constitute the address at
the foot of the Governors letter to Sen
ator Kenyon and should have been in
cluded in the part which appeared yes
terday. Readers will kindly note the
connection.
We thank DIR. Longfied Smith, agrono-
mist in charge of the Agricultural Sta
, 1921-06-11

ton, for an interesting treatise which
he has written on the papaya, also
spelled pawpaw, and hope to find
space to enable the general public to
read this valuable contribution in these
columns
, 1921-06-11
TO THE COLONIAL COUNCIL
ChrGStjansted, st. CrolG,
10th June 1921.

IOJD JWTGG I9GLs
Gentlemen Honorable Members OF
the Colonial Council.
We believe that, when extraordinarily
important affairs, which have been~for a
long time set aside; become at last press
ing and urgent; the end fully justlties the
means whereby, such affairs are forced
upon the attention of those whose immedl-
ate and particular duty it is; not only to
concern themselves in the premises OF sucH
affair or ~atfaira, but also to prepare &C
cOrding to the circumstances tor dealing
with the same as is reasonable and con
sistent with the subject, and II cir rela-
ton Herewith: hence this mode, Gentle
men, of approaching you; the Members OF
the Colonial Council of St. Croix on the
long-deferred, but most serious need IN
the Town of Christian8ted-'A Re
servoir".
Your m~uch-honored and highly es-
teemed Chairman-mentl0ned IN a
speech of his, delivered recently IN
Frederiksted just before his reelection
to this Council that, one, Of two three
matters which were under his consider
alton to be introduced for discussion by
the Council, was a Reservoir for that
ToWn-Our Town, ChristiaDsted has a
population estimated at five thousand,
whilst Frederiksted claims some VIVA
under four thousand. If then Gentle
men, Frederiksted, asks for a Reservoir;
is our request for Christiansted less
worthy of consideration? We can be
sure that, the said Chairman himself
honestly and sincerely Things not-but
of course he lives in Frederiksted, and
we cannot blame him for carefully look
ing after his own chicks first.
The question of the need, the sore
need, the dire need Of a Water Re
serve in Christiansted has been in re-
cent day; let alone in former times
most forcibly argued out. The situation
today is the means whereby such a
need may be supplied, and the ways and
means Gentlemen in urgent cases IS
this rests with the men whom we have
placed in the responsible positions which
you fill, and upon whom we now
urgently ana earnestly call. The group
OF persons, who are behind this Appeal
are chiefly men ana women represent
ing the n~ousehoIders and other proper
ty owners of the Town, who are Oh
the opinion that, honorable and sincere
Legislators and Councillors as we know
you to be; you cannot longer shirk the
duties and responsibilities resting upon
you, but will see the long suffering need
Of Christiansted Town-DWellers and act
, 1921-06-11
LOCAL.

AlIC 4Ndl4NC 1893 DdIQ VIII give a
concert, on the Wharf Sunday evening
after Church Services. Weather permit
ting.
The s. S. Topper" left New York on
Thursday, 9th. inst, having lao tons of
cargo for C~hristiansted and lao tons
for Frederiksted. The next boat sail
ing will be the S. S. Great Falls" about
the 18th inst.
The postmaster informs US that the
mystery" sails from St. Thomas at
8 a. m. today with ST. Thomas and Por-
to Rico mails, but none from the States.
No States mail via Porto Rico has been
received here since May 18th, owing no
doubt, to dock strikes in New York bv
which mail-steamers, like freighters, are
being tied up. There should be a good
sized mail on the Clyde liner upper
said to have sailed low eventually only
on the 9th instant,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
MISS IRENE COLLINS AND
FRANK ALLEN CELEBRATE
THEIR BIRTHDAYS.

Miss Irene Collins and Frank Allen
both Of Milton entertained with a very
lovely plenIc. the occasion being their
birthdays. About the picnic the MI
ton Gazette. says:
Tuesday, June 21st. being the birth
day % both Mas Irene Collins and
AF. Frank Allen. they invited about
= hundred o. her friends IN honor
Of the day 70 Join Ia celebrating al a
moonlight picnic at Fiorldatown -on -
the-Bay.
The pavilion was tasfefuIiy deco
rated III aunfioweT colors, yellow and
green. crepe paper being used as
shades for the lights and decorating
the columns. besides there were bou-
aaeta Of real sunaowera.
Miss Mildred pichard delightfully."-
entertained The party with her beau
tifui and graceful aesthetic daances.
ard appeared under the dim lights
Ike a little fairy dressed IN a fuffy.
snnflower dress. with sunfiowsr hat on
her golden curly hair
Miss syhii MeNair presided At the
piano ard played IN perfect harmony
sweet and low for the little dancer
who was eneorsd many times.
After this. All who wished Joined
IN dancing 10 their hearts content to
piano and drum music furnished by
Fleming. pendleton and Costcr.
Beautiful Escambla bay. like sheet
q glass. with the reflection OF the
moon. beamtng across the surface
tempted many TO take dip Ia the
water
At ten o'elock Miss Irene announced
time Tor the supper 20 be spread The
boys placed a long table out on the
wharf under the electric lights and
the moonlight. TIE girls aoon spread
a tempting supper. consisting q All
kinds Of sandwiches. salads. fried
cakes and fruits. Ate the
merry party assembled around the
table, Mr.. Work. IN a lovely manner
returned thanks Tor the bountffuI re-
past, then needless 20 say. everyone
enjoyed the feast
Returning 20 ire pavilion there was
music and songs ~ Rarnes. Coster
and penaletoa. Then dancing was en-
joyed until midnight. when ali depart
ed expressing themselves a. having
had most delightful time ard wish
ing Mise Collins and Mr.. Allen many
more happy birthdays.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
rHg DREAMS AHEAD

wnas would We d. IN This world q
ours
Were IL not for the dreams ahead7
Ter thorns are mixed with the bloom
me flowers
Ne matter which path We tread
And saef Ct Us has his golden goal.
strotchlug far iEte the years.
And ever he climbs with hopeful soul
VIA alternate smiles and tears.
That dream ahead = what holds him
up
Thr0neh the storms Of a eeassiess
ngtt.
When Ms lips are pressed e the worm
woods cup
Ard clouds shut out the light.
To sorna it'a a dream Of high estate
rs some ft'a a dream % wealth.
To sonc It's dream of truce
witt fate
In = constant search Tor health.
TO some IT'S dream Of home and
wifs.
TO some It's crown above:
Tha dreams ahead are what make
each life
Th& dreams. and faith and love-
Selected.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
S()CIET
CALENDAR OF
FUTURE EVENTS

TUESDAY. JUNE zs-afsetang Of
IAa1ess Calendar Society Of FIRST
Methodist church - p. m.
"WEDNESDAY. JUNE zs-New City
Thssnhla Ciab with Mrs. G. b.
AEeAlusfer - s:ao ,. N. AZ home
of kfra- a. r. McAilisteT. 1878 r.
x5Adaden-a1.
THURSDAY. JUNE sa-Pensaeola
Christlan Endeavor Union % give
neneat program for Chiidren's
home at D. m. - FIRST Prsaby-
4erinn church. Picnic fer Phiia-
ehaa CHASE of The Gaasasn Street
Methodist church 81 the home q
Sire. g. a. Scott
EHTDAY, JULY Program meeting
~ Sc xvosnan.s Auxiliary Of the
FRA Presbyterian church at 4 80
. n at church.
AeeslnH Of Woman's Auxiliary of
the West Florida Receiving Home
at Il 80 q. IN. AZ the san Carlos
hotea
MeeiiaH OF Isabella and Friendly
Sewing Circle with Mra. =. f.
Comnyus a. sac p n.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
MOONLIGHT PICNIC AT
tDLEDAN SPRINGS.

fdiedav Springs was chsos~n as tire
scene 81 a delightful moonlight picnic
Thursday evening by a party 81 con-
genial young folka and their chap
eroneE.
swfur ming was enjoyed after which
q tempting picnic lunch was served
near I'll water.
In the party were: Misses Modesto
Prewton. Mary Geri. Annie Krone.
Dorothy Friedriehaen, Dorothy Hess
Ruth H'tterman. Messra. Price Rozear.
Celestine Sara. Jimmie Hiiliard. Ray
Friodrichseu. G. p. o. Elcrtson and
the chaperoneE. Mr.. and Mrs. II. =
Hrewton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
CAUGHT WITH GOODS
At 10 WEST GARDEN ST.

Between : a. m. I'd 9 p. m. T. =.
Williams was caught with a complete
stock 81 Furniture the kind that
makes your home comfortable. and on
terms that you can stand
Nationally advertised lines.
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets. 81 down.
81 "A week
Columbia Craphonolas.
GoRnoleum Rugs.
Smiths RuRa
simmons Iron Beds and Springs.
7. +. WILLIAMS a CO,
Furniture.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR UNION TO PRESENT PROGRAM

Recitation. ~ Angela Fisher.
song BY quartette. selected-Ciinton
Tompkius. wallace Purdy. Graham
White and Harry Rowland.
Piano Solo--Mlas Elizabeth OertfnR.
Recltafion--Afrs Perkins
Vocal puet-H !. Seaburg. Miss
Virginia walker
Violin SolO--Mrs. r. Lhamon.
Recttation--Afarion Fleming.
Song. selncted.-ksiea Club.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
MECCA CLUB TO ENTERTAIN
WITH A DANCE

kayNhore Inn has become a very
popular place FOR dances ana picnic
parties since is opening a short while
ago. on Thursday evening the Mecca
club viii cntertain with q dance e.
the open air pavilion 81 the Inn for
members Of the club who viii ~ ed
miftea BY card only. Music win BE-
furnished ~ Anderson Douglas fun
orchestra and as this IL the opening
dance pleasant evening - anticipate
"a BY those wh9 win attend.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26

The Pensacola Christian F.ndeavor
Union are 70 present an excellent pro-
gram Thursday evening az o'clock
AZ the First Presbyterian church. This
program IL 60 DC for the benefit OF the
ChiIdren's Home and az the close ~
the evening a free viii Offering win
be taken Up.
The following is the program:
Song. selected. ~ Gleo Club.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
WITH CHARMING BRIDGE PARTY

Mrs. Henry Baars.Jr.. Mrs. Lnring
Nottingham. Misses Bessie. Glare and
Christine sheppard. Misses Kitten and
Doris Merritt. Miss Judith Maxwell
Miss Anna Lamar and her guest Miss
Anna Ashley ~ yaldosta. Miss Beat
rice Howe. Miss Lillian Sheip. Miss
Myrtle Rice and her guest, Miss WI
ma BarkdUIl of Miami. Miss Aline
Bonaclxer. Miss Robbie HyeF. Miss
Jane Durham. Miss Elizabeth Aiken
ana the hostess. Mics paderick.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26

Miss Ethel Paderick entertained with
ave TABLES 81 bridge Thursday after
noon a. the Country Club for a num-
Der friends and several out-of-town
visitors
Miss Lillian Sheip Of Mobile. the
guest % Miss Beatrice Howe. won
high score. After the game. a dainty
salad course was served.
Those who enjoyed this lovely social
courtesy were: AIRS. Eugene Elebash,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
c. 6. S. OF KNOX CHURCH TO
HAVE INTERESTING PROGRAM.

The Christian Endeavor Society 90
the Knox Presbyterian church viii
meet this evening az o'clock with
Miss Hilda Ropke a. leader The sub
iect win Be Lives That Inspire taken
from Hebrew. 11-a2 10 - verses and
Hebrew ~, f-2. Miss Ropke r. an ex-
cellent leader and an special talks and
special music has been planned for
tho meeting win be "a most interesting
one. All members are asked 90 be
present
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
TO SPEND SEVERAL WEEKS
lN CAMP WALTON.

ar. and Mrs. = r. Durham isft this
morning fer Camp walton where they
VIII spend several weeks with Mrs.
Durham's parents. Mr. and Mrs. a r.
Hallmark, who have a summer cottage
IN Camp walton Mrs. Durham re-
turned a few days ago from a months
visit fn ormond. Fia. where che was
the guest 81 Mr. and Mrs NJ a.
Grower
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
MISS MIRIAM CROSBY TO
ARRIVE FROM SEATTLE.

Miss Miriam Grossly e expected
home some time the early part Of this
week from Seattle. where she has been
attending the University % Washing
ton during the past school year. she
win be accompanied BY hcr aunt Miss
Gladys Britton % Seattle and they
win spend the summer m the city with
Aliss Crosby's parents.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
RETURN AFTER PLEASANT
VISIT ~ BIRMINGHAM

MIS- +. a. Currie and children have
returned home after spending three
weeks very pleasantly r. Birmingham
AZ the guests ~ Judge and Mrs RI L.
Nicholson. Mrs. Currie - expecting
Judge and Mrs. Nicholson in a few
DAYS on a visit. They win also be the
guests Of Mrs Nickelssn' father. Can.
tain Rocheblave. and other relatives.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
TO VISIT RELATIVES
IN PENSACOLA.

Mr.. and Mrs Henry Thlesen ana
two children. Howard and Warren. Of
New York City. are expected this
week 20 be the guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs
G. Thiesen and AR. and Mrs. John
AcoEta for several weeka They win
make the trip BY water coming via
Jacksonville. where they win apend a
few days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
LEAVE FoR HOME ~ COLUMBUS.

Dr. and Mrs. carol Webb (Euialie
HatehInson) Iofl yesterday for their
home In Columbus. after = visit here
as the guests 81 Dr and Mrs Ciar-
enee Hutchinson. AIRS wsbh also
visited for several weeks n Milton as
TIE guest 81 relatives
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
WILL LEAVE FoR WASHINGTON
AND NEW WORK

Miss Nellie McconnaiL accompanied
by Miss Euia Trice az Bagdad. vii
leave the latter part 81 tho week fol
Washington % visit Mrs n. II Doh.
erty tEthei McConnelD. later going Il
New York FOR a stay 81 several weeks
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
PROGRESS CLUB TO
ENTERTAIN WITH PICNIC.

The Progress club win entertain to-
day with an old-fashioned BASKET pie
mic for the club members ana their
friends az Palmetto Beach. Music win
BE furnished during the day BY an
orchestra.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
GUEST OF MISS EuNieE
Ct OpT0N.

Miss F'loy Jones Of Pianfsvff1e. Ala.
Is the guest 81 her cousin. Mis- Eunice
Clopton. Mis- Jones has visited here
on severai occasions and sire ia always
welcomed BY her many friends.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
ANNOUNCE Birth OF 4 son.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Davenport Of
Taeksonwflie. announce the birth ~
son on Tuesday. June 81 Mrs. Daven-
port viii Re pleasantly remembered
here - Mlss Ruth Blum.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
MEETING or THE ISABELLA
AND FRIENDLY SEWING CIRCLE.

Mrs r. = commyns VIII be hostess
20 the Isabella and Friendly Sowing
Circle az her home on q. Barcei0na-st..
Friday afternoon 90 $50 o'clock. All
members are requested 70 b. present.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
woMAN's AUXILIARY or W. FLA
RECEIVING HOME TO MEET.

Tho Woman's Auxiliary ~ the West
FLORIDA Receiving Home viii mees
Tuesday morning. az 1880 O'Clock. al
the san Carlos hotel A fun attendance
"a requested.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
MRS. L. e. SMITH
RETURNS TO Her HOME.

MIS-. 7. =. smith who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs william
Henderson. returned home in Mobile
saturday. L. r. Jr. win remain an
other week as tho guest OF his grand
parents
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
NJ. CLINE RETURNS
TO LAKE cHARLEs.

ar. G. w Cline. WHO has been ihe
guest - his sister. Mrs Elisabeth
Cline Baga Tor several days. has re-
turned 20 his home in Lake Charlea
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
LEAVE FoR SELMA AND
OTHER POINTS.

Mrs. A. Han and daughter ac-
companied BY John Horne. lett
"Wednesday FOR Selma. Brewton ana
Montgomery BY motor and win return
the arst part - the week.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
LEAvE EoR Los ANeELEs.

Or and Mrs. Clarence Hutchinson
and children are leaving in a few
days for Los Angeles. where they viii
spend several months
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
TO VISIT SISTERS.

Mrs. Williams % West Point VII
arrive today 70 be the guest of her
sisters. Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Freeman,
FOR several weeks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26
LADIES' CALENDAR
SOCIETY 70 MEET.

The Ladies Calendar Society ~ the
First Methodist church viii meet
Tuesday afternoon az o'clock az the
church. fun attendance r. desired
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-26

Old Papers for sale &C Journal
Office.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-10
! ragedie. svatebnf noci.
M. = Romanaa-
Roman

"BuHte zdnuzilou, Leslie.
Jest mi vas vclmf Tito. Doufam
ale, ze TO brzy premuzete.
"Dekuji, slecno Greville,'
pravila Leslie. "Dekuji a b.
hemr'
PAX Sc rychle odvratila O.
pustila il.
Dude to TAX dobre," huce-
la pro sebe Ida, spechaJic ke
stanici. "Nesm6la jsem sc od-
.vazit vice. rici, neb, ona dOVede
lbyti velmi chladnou a zpup-
nou, kdyz chce. Mysllm ale, ze
hrala jsem. kai'ty svoje dobfe'
Paklize zustane pr. SVEN roz-
hodnnti a odejde, aniz by nc
videla, bude to poradku, kdy
by no ale byla ona drive vide
Ia, bylo by to pre- mne horsim
byvalo."
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PRl.JiNE Sc

PRIME Sc matka dit
KEN aneb dive divky ma byt
nabytkem neb bez, bud ma
straw aneb beze stravy. Adre-
sa Sc sdeli V adm. "Sv6ta".
1-12
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PRIME Sc d{vka do pekar->
skeho obchodu. Haste Sc v {.
4311 Warner Rd. LILO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-10
re S lord st. Maurem.

sve lord st. Maurem.
wi to konrad?" tazal Sc
prudce.
"Neyl, to V pritomnem Okla
mziku, dozvi Sc to ale brzy
dost. kazdy sc 20 dozvi, neb
to bude uverejneno nejdele v
tEdnu."
Duty jakysi zvuk vyrazil t.,
IA sebe hlava klesla mu ma
prsa.
Uleknuta pristoupila k ne,
mu Leslie, obavala Sc velice
snrtelne t6 mdloby, iiz dvakrd
tc byla iiz pritomna u hrabe,
te.
"NeroZciluite Sc prosim,
praVila vzlykaiic. "Pokuste, Sc
/ b3ti klidngm. Jest mi vas Ito
ale musel jste to, slySet brzy
tax iako TAX"
Opet zvuk jakysi, podob
ny stenani vydral Sc mu 2 pr
sou.
! "pojd'te, dovedu vas do do
mu," pravila zdvofile. "Nemll
! zete iiti SAM
Ne -. ne - ne.l" vzkiik
nahle - TAX nahle, re bylo t.
az podivn6 vzhledem k jehs
: sk.eslosti. "Opust'te mne - 0
pust te mne nechte mne, sa
| naotncho. Jsem bczcennou ri
ccnlnou nechtc mnc 0
pust'te mnew
/ Chtela no ale vsemozne pr
t met ku klidu nonekud a pro
e toz pravila:
!, "Doyolte mi vyprovodit va
) aspo1 ku mrizim; nejste sku
s tccne to, Jiti sam"
Trpeliye nechal Sc j. YES
I, az ku mrizi domu, nacez obri
i tiv Sc, pravil:
l. "Jest iiz pozde, pro vas b,
l. Il yenku, jdete domu a to hne
lroslm vas 0 to, snazne V;
e, o to proslm, idete."
Zdal' Sc byti hrozne 0 nj st,
l. roStliv, ze povolila konecne
10 nechala no jit.
u "Pujdu tedy, kdyz 81 to ta
tlze prejete,' pravila, &C
h nechuti.
st PAX dojata jsouc prsc j'
m yelice, podavala MI ruku.
te Chtela mu ukazat, &c nehl
VI VA a nezlobi Sc ma neho p
ST hrich ten, Eteryz byl tax osll
nJm We syych nasledcich.,
Pojav JENNIE rucky jeji !
II sTe studen6, pofllcdl na nj.
nj Jaky to byl pohled!
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XXX. Potvrzeni.

LAIN. FotvfZeni.
Skoro omd]ela. uzkosti a, mu-
kama, vstoupila Leslie do spo-
! lecensk6ho. pokoje. X nemale-
mu svemu ulehGeni shledala,
pani HazellDson jeste spiel. O.
desia tedy nahoru, kdez setka-
la Sc jednou re sluzek.
"Ellen," pravila k nj, "kdy-
by sc mela pani Hazellova
probudit a mne postradat, rex
nete i, re jsem Sc sla drobet
profit ven. Jest TAX krasny We
Ger a slavlci tax peknc pejl,
dodala spesn6.
"Ano, slecno Vynne, pravi-
la divka.
Leslie vzala ma sc plastik a
ccpec q v~nekolilla minutach
byla jiz opetne na cerstvem
vzduchu.
Byla jaksi nervosne roze-
chv6pa, kdyz stala tax me-
sicnim tom svotle, prec ale
zdalo Sc il. re BY to dome ne
vydrzela.
Nen1ohla tam jal1si ami dy-
chat, suzovalo il TO prsa a
musela ven na vzduch.
Bylo by to pro III tim vetsl
mukou, kdyby m6la sad6t 5
PAM Hazellovou pr nyneJsim
stavu sve nysle.
A Pomaloucku sc prochazela
ssundajic tepec, aby drobatko
ochladila. rozpalenou hlavu,
neb ac srdce ieii zdalo sc by
Ii ledove, byla hlava V ohni.
Mlsi ona to zrovna bytl
pkteraz musi ztratit nejskvetej-
, 81 svoji nadeji. ze stane sc ze-
nou muze, jehoz made vSe mi
: lovala, muze, pro neiz jedint
srdce jeji bilo.
Musi Sc ho vzdati?
j. Musi ho vymanit Ze svehC
6 ziyota a putovat sama - sa
j mojedina po tom svete nehod
C mem.
! Drazsi nez vlastni jeil dus'
h - byl diNce toto Konrad st
a Maur - diyce, jejiz zivot by
i. dosud tax pusty az do t6 DOLBY
d hdN osvet.ila no laslla ieho.
Bylo tu jen iedine mo2nost
it ieste, pouze jedinc a Ia vezel
tom, zdali TO vSe nebyl ne
jaky omyl.
j. Oskliva. la yec nemohla By
/. prec pravdiva.
= Nechtela tax dalece pi'ipl
slit ami moznost, ze by 81
u byla Ida sama sepredla. NJ
H. mela tie povahy, by nekoho VI
bee pode1fjvala.
Po jcji zkusenosti ale S
q dou, po ieiim vlastllim prian
H.. vi. re dosdd nliluJe lorda )
d. Maura, bylo to zcela prlroz
ne, ze by mohla pohlizet
sa vec podeWele. Ida sama Sc II
hla mylit.
at Predsudek y mysl' .ieii sn;
"a il k tomu pfimel.
nj To vitilo mysli Leslie, pl
nasejic il aspon ponekud III
To- Wy nadeje jeste.
IL TAX zabrana v myslenk
priIa dale nez jak 2 pocatl
nu zamyslela AZ jiti vzdall
l. sc na plnou mill Cd Lines.
Byla na hranicich Morelar
tt. paliu, a. pph'a jiz i videt, pa
,u- sky dunn skl'ze stronay.
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