davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1921-04-06

ST. PETERS TROUNCEs KNoII.s
St. Peters gave Mary Knoll Jrs.
a severe trouncing yesterday, defeat
ing then % 90 6. W Masielo, Mulshe-
mock. Doris. Grella, O'Gorman and
Lestard starred.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
EMMANUEL WINS
QUOT CHAMPIONSHIP

BY defeating Goodman quot team
five straight games on Monday night.
the Emmanuel quoit team won the
championship Of the First Division
of the Church League by one game.
Tho excellent pitching Of Ball.
Brinton, Kitchen and Ogie had the
Cookman boys at their mercy, allow
ing them only Al points in FIVE
games.
The features Of the games were
eight rings made by Harry Ban.
The score:
Evening journal., 1921-04-06

ST. ELIzABBFHs JRS ORGANIZE.
st. Elizabeth's Jfniors would like
to arrange games with any team
whose ages range I from II 10 "a.
years. Can Phone 5(55-W.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
BysroRRIs ACKERMAN.
Americas Foremost Angler.

Larger fish in smaller numbers.
That, in substance. is the dictum OF
Evening journal., 1921-04-06

Use the Want Ads Tor the plrrhase
OF a new home. farm or real estate.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06

Emmanuel ...21 2i 21 21 21--5
Cookman ...... 6 II 10 90
Players; Immanuel-Ban Brin-
ton. Kitchen and Ogle. Cookman-
Berry, Lynch, Stewart and Banett
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03
LIFE rs TOLD IN MOURNFUL
NUMBERS IN THE FILM, LIFE


XIV YcRK. Jnb s.-Ten ~ not
IN moufnfui numbers Lifr y a. h II In
Life the phofopiay.
ionnf noN eaid. hat not quite " grim
20 iul of deceit and treachcfy "A VIM,
a. brady films H.
VIM. S~tuvVcaant Is \ broker, Thorn
a. Burnett. the son al a deceased
partner. j. a trusted member Of the
firm aud q prospective eon.in-iaw.
In league with ~stuyycsnnts son.
burnett esiirps flrm funds FOR Hpccn-
lafion. Young StuvVs naht r0hs his
father throssh forgery.
Htliie Reid. flfa hnss' secretary, falls
IN love with his daughter. They Sc
creiely fnaffN.
Ada 20 this complex situation a
wicked wonaan who Il the psramour
% Burnett.
burnett. tho sor and the wicked
woman conspire 20 defame Reid and
70 put blame for the forserica on
him.
The nlot neachea a climax at a party
At the brokers' home. burnett muir
defs The old man after he II confront
cd with proof Of his d~efaications.
But the hero T. convicted on cir
cumsiantial evidence and sentenced
To- die.
He IA saved. OF course. That & due
10 the untlfins rfforta OF his wife.
The real murderer " brought 20 Jus
tao.
The play ends with the legend.
Common sofrows are stronger links
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03
mn I'M.

An 81 the NOV, directors don't st
loo u rocking chair and take % cas-,
There's John - Hylaud nssitunt al
rector oi STA Dust which stars
Hope Hampton.
h' was Interviewing prospective oy-
trIs for CO." picture, o. was in the
llat floor of "a NrW York th.atsr
office
uWr extra became go arrrcs.iy. h,
showing how ho W-nid act thai nv
land backed away from him lie
TIPPED oNvI % htI,f case II. ION
N1tuurI 20 window TO tua pavement.
llo |t iu Flower hospital now win
70 broken homo ur two IIr viii d.
moro several weeks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03
Vanderbilt Family
Carriage Used in
Peter lbbetson'

old carriage shops (thcre are still
n few Of them lcfD aud museums
were ~nnsnrkcd for their oldest cnr.
riaReH for the George Ftzmauricc
production Peter ibbctson' now un-
der production In the Paramount
eastern studios.
FOR dnys property men from the
studioa haunted old Htorerooms. and
finally succeeded In obtaining nearly
u dozen horse drawn vehicles OF the
iypca used In England In the Vie.
torlan era nrouEhams, conches and
yiCtorins were brought out, cleaned.
rcpaintcd. ana In most instances. re-
paired. for they had deprecated In
tho years they had lain idle IN dusty
shops
one hrourham was the property Of
the Vanderbilt family ~ New YORK
two generations ago The carriage
doors stili contain the family mono
gram in gold. \ coach. employed
hy Mr.. Fitzmauricc In the earlier cpl
sodcs OF the picture, IL OF the tyne
used throughout Europe aud America
In the first years Of the nineteenth;
century. II was from this typc Of
conveyance that the western stage
coach was evolved.
The coach used In Peter lbhctson"
was found In Montclair. y. j.. the
property ~ o family which hns owned
u since the days 81 Andrew Jackson
A stWne where the coaches and
smart carriages appeared effectively
In the Paramount picture were In
the exterior scenes % TuVcnt Garden,
London. Tho C0Nont Garden sets
were huilf from photographs and
paintings which appeared In tho ion-
don Graphic and tho sketch at the
time ~ the action portrayed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03
NrwS NOTES rnoM Mo,IrINNn

When Pat b'Malley was ~ he was
juvenile heavy ana character actor.
also property man lie was q light
wire walker nt eight
They say colleen Moore is trying 10
decide between q New YORK mill
lionalre and a movie hero. which
would you take, girls?
Waldemar Young IL writing tho
script Tor Tom Moirhun'- n.Nt. a
Prince There Was" ADAPTED from
"outEc NJ Cohan's stage play.
4 production romD1nv hns hoo
formed Tor Jackie Coognn aud viii
bear his name. That's going some. al
they -iS foi 70 man at tho ripe old
ago ut six.
Way Down East. ends broadway
run Of g. weeks.
Crane Wilbur and Martha Mans
ncld az" co-siarrinE 100 vaudeville
now.
Cags0u Ferguson Is To- play oppo
sito May McA,oy IN The Virginia
'ourtship"
TIL" OF Hugo Hnlliu's Ave Martin"
changed TO The Journey, End
Antonio Moreno Re completing Tho
Secret "l The iltllh' Ht Ia lola, cal
Tho three INll Hart pictures stlir
20 bee released are Three word
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03

10 th' Jews iu thclr darkest period.
Itr jew. iu tn fourteenth century.
ruuid nor leave the ghetto without
portulFsiuu, All pressure was brought
Co destroy him as o. working on think
ing entity ln az numorUd age he WIS
allowed uttihtr arms nor armur
Goo hts despair the Jew realized the
Gulcm from the lore handed down
from father Co son as the real do
|tNtrrf from persecution To-day 20
remnant ui stone and clay iu the
f~yruEugur 700 rragur Us pointed out
ls part of thn Gul"u created hy tn
ancient rabbi
The condition of tho I,w 500 years
uEu Be- hard 600 realize TODAY when Jews
are HmouE thc leaders boo finance and
90 the activities OF mankind
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03
Iiy JANIS VI. DEAN.

Iy JANIS VI DEAN.
luompluym ruf Be- Increasing EIrir
Williams viii direct htmr.lt iu Don.
nrNt piCturr. Whats the connection
between the t,so facts.
Wen. the fellow who is now hunt
luf "a job bui is particular about tho
Kind uf work he viii accept. might
learn "a ihinE coz two from Earle.
H. wuH out OF work ~ Nu,r. ago.
N'rdrd % Job HAD never boon in the
movies Someone told him hr might
got u i1h nt the N]itupruph studios.
said h''d Try anything once. Has
been with \itIrruuh over since
lir hIs been H star muaf ut those
- years Receives 10 stars atiaty.
Has uu auto or two Several soup
and fish suits Also 70 mouoplnnp
Lives hirh. Things are pretty soft
now Tor Earle.
You never can toll Don't get dis
ccurlFod n you are uut ~ work
NHNhr things viii come ONT Ir we'll
TOT you a. they dld Tor E1rl,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03

'F1H17- IItHIn1fhnf1 ~ ~ the 1lher IInt eod8 TI hf|o u nnE4 IN
~ ~ 81 OH destiny worked Together nsninst a ptI fhr n~ms M epun-
the STORY The Miracle n Manhattan at the rnalme to-day shc was finally
aes - her int penny M rtsnetad to al cecr wtndpN IN a Andsonc
hont Tor a iua1 and q little haul n IN mniy plate She n chc0ertd
~ tF fennr. woman 81 the house who. when ahc heard her story dis
S1rauel a and made a wager with tho gd, shat mo cpnht rHst ~; ~HA
~ IN I" ~ ~ snd ~ thfee months would sl have ,hr heal above Nasr.
blaine Iiaumefsehh. rhr espsincnt and n ISsis MAKE h niaue that
Ns nntn ,rsaashowA come 10 standHil ~ some ihus jerkwaer town
tncco,nfnE IN The novels that oeEfn hat. wayl do the factors and actresses
~ - ~ ne mmanccss 70 apparently y i a cloud with a aler lining
~. ~ n .ertHon % MAJ. u(cy#ee n sUwl placer 80 The story goes in
sho man bronEet n n nmaurure place IN the lrndinr role. Maisr jay va
.Hs~a e - shc IL lost. and = foana ny 4 ycrnH farmer lc falls ~ love
ihs. arr sftT and nneh st aeaina- such thnRr Yet worldly saccess
tf+fach other
iaprtrsse Henird thsf In thctf youth more rs ihdr eWn dindsncc md
inability % tae ns IN their o~n, hands - given Marshall strons Mitchell
"koola' uold" At the Ideal today. In their old age strong a IN young mine
and Constance a h"nacnck school teacher et side tracked IN their love FOR
their chiidreh MARRY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03
r1INRLIr

Charlie Ray has a different partner
for every dance at n ball and n dlf-
ferent leading lady ror every picture
he makes.
Since he became an l~ndependcut
producer he has had ns leading Indies
Dorothy Devoe. Clara Horton. Ann
May, Marie Provost. Doris Pawn. and
Charlotte Pierce.
Now he has picked Mary Ander-
son. Sunshine Mary" FOR tho lead
Ing feminine role IN Two Mlnutna
To Go" That's q football story.
Aary was norm Ia BROOKLYN "a
a ago. She was educated nj
Erasmus hall. where Norma ana Con
stance TalmadEe and Anita Stewart
attended school.
Mary II 4 feet II. weighs iD5 and
has golden hair and blue cysa. She
entered movies through nnnteur
Gfecion dancing for charity
Tsnru Aoki. wife Of sossur avn
kawa. first met him In nm American
not In Jnpau
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03

than common joys" That mucn IL
True 10 life. Although the rim pre-
SCENTS a phase of life often presented
on ~rf"en aud Htne". u ~ not life.
Only "A play that depicts hi ox-
perifnreH that make up the sum aud
Substance Of life 10 Il presents itself
10 all OF us, rich and poor. famous
and obscure, should DO called ~fIfe."
Jack Mower n the hern. Rod La
lorqu- as the villain. Nitn Saldi as
The wicked Woman and Airline Pretty
az the hsr0ine have the principal
rdes but none of thein reaches any
great heIghis Of drnmail. nahlhitlon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03

Tom Mcishan completes 'cappy
Kicks"
Another prosperity note. vitagraph
announces nine plctutea rchds FOR re-
lease.
After oareth Hughes completes
mcnts Of TRUTH and Little Eva
Asccnds"
william y. Carieton'a correct name
Is Standing. He's n brother OF Her
bort Standing and a cousin OF Wynd-
ham.
Al the end OF last month Won
Sirohcim had shot 500. aiu feet of
film FOR Foolish Wivcs.' Aud II
Isn't completed yGii
Goat Alley new stage play with
negro NhlamctcrB. "a q he filmed I'M
der auspices Of sociological research
OF the Medical review.
Germans plan a film clty 10 cost
l~.bn0.oOo marks. The plans include
settings OF most prominent localities
Of all parts OF the world.
Goldwyn has purchased srreSn
rights 60 "Sobody'a Man" by - Phil
81 2IHNNNNNNNN II AfAAH WIN IANAH
war conditions in England.
Pictures OF the Pueblo foot were
taken Tor atmosphere" In the cnm-
lnE production OF 'syndanodcnr from
the story BY Henning Berger.
The Man With Two Mothers" and
The Woman Who Hated Politics"
are h titles OF stories by Alice Dusr
Miller 10 be scrcened by Goidw2p.
-
Mon and women past 40 walked
six and seven miles To- see Ellen rer-
ny In Her Greatest Performance"
when II was exhibited In rural See
lions Of England.
Tom MlN's next: THE Zig Town
Round Up"
George Fawcett viii support John
ny Hines IN Burn I'm ~. Barnes"
Bert Lytell and Virginia YAM start
work on Buck made from a Sateve-
post story.
Eva Novack and Lefty Flynn have
h leads in The Lost TRAIL "a Zane
Gray story. -
The RubaIyat OF Omar Khayyam"
IL being filmed by Ferdinand Pinncy
Earle. the artist.
Here's a good ynrn--a scat has been
bought NJ the Dempscy-Carp bout for
Tom Mix's horse.
Norma Talmadgo will return from
vacauon early o July ana start work
on "smilin' Through"
Rable Marie Osborne went when
h first saw herself In the MOVIES.
She fnnmmHf she guNu h.V .sH.. .N..sE
Margaret Dale PLAYS the role OF
Mrs. Travers In the film version Of
Disrneii." She played the role on
the stage. Az
Pearl White roturns from Europe.
Scenes for 'slippy McGee" were
made at Natchcz. Miss.
\ fire engine built In ls42 Is used
IN the fire scene In Peter lbhetson."
Ethel Grey Terry is the daughter
OF Lillian Lawrence. famous stage star.
-
Wallace Berry was an elephant
trainer with Hingling's circus for two
years.
Lucky Damage" IL tho title ~ an
Ince picture In which Florence Vidor
Will star.
Ethel Clayton had better look out
Tor the federal officers. She's max
ing Her own Money"
Guy Bates Post IN TO be- seen In
u screen version Of Omar. tho
Tent Maker" his famous stage play. |
Doug Fairbanks started on the
at IL Frederick Wardc gave
MN "A part In "lticholieu."
viii Rogers says tho hest hooks
ARE only read by their writer's. After
rrudinE som" 10 the bcst sclt,rs
one In Inclined 10 hclicvc there is
something mills view
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03
rmr nIe rrNcn ~ .IIrr-

The brokers son learns that his
partner In crime has Killed his
father.
lie pfcasra n revolver hrninst the
crooks ribs and says. u am going
to Mil YOU
Its finger II on the trigger.
The crook looks him %squareiv IN
the cye and SAYS 'Nau haven't tho
nerve"
Tho Wvolver drop. from the
weak ipE's nand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03
rA1mE -NMI.nIcANIIIn

American stockholders acquired
control uf rathe Exchange. Inc, In
u deal Just completed in Paris by
Paul Hrunct president OF the $1,000
D0n company
charles latho. founder uf tho orr
rnuizatipn, retains 70 large share OF
ftoCk.
Hatho Is the leading producer OF
serials IN America patho News.
started ~ years ago. was The inst
ui,turlnl news rotl shown on the
srrctn To-day it shows to- 20. 1000 600
D. uuie 20 week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03
q THEATER
IloEram FOR lhe Mcek.

sunday and Monday. July 2 and
Mitchell lewis IN Fools Gold"
% iig tale Of the hlg outdoors
lined in The Cascade Mountains
Tuesday aud "Wednesday. Iuiy
= and Carmel Myers, star OF
''Th- Mad Marriage and Beau
tifuliy Trimmed In her latest biz
special ''The Dangerous Moment
Thursday and Friday. July Z and
"A Eobrrt- nrunton production
-Tl" Devil Ia Ray" from the novel
~ ffnwres~eSiHumo Greene.
saturday. July 9-To be an-
%nounre,l later
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03


SEW YpUk Iuty The ciova-
ton ct Jntk Holt to stardum is nm
indcN To the new trend IN phutuplr}
and fiction styles.
10 MARKS the decline Of iho ooynr-
ad. loungrlizari tAp, Of h'ru
For Jack Holt typilios tho outduor
devil mHy-catc sort OF fellow that
Siutlaif i"Wie pictures lU hIa 'tt''
nii" storira
sinclair Laws H. the most popular
writer ul the a 10 Main street
o. p"niug ra fast as iva pt,asss can
run on editions.
Lewis makes his male %ohprnct't1
homtiy NUTS with Tow sn'ml Etrr'-
aud virtues That's D. sort ct i"l'
row the average rirl Wnrti's after
All.
a ritI ador,s an Ndoni4 I'M pictures.
Hut Whcn lt comes tu marriage eho
consider his trustNuttuiurss Its zee
-p",t for her and - hiH income.
This is not intended 60 infer that
Jack Holt is u hunl'iy mutt How
over. his hair b. rrovdiuE from his
tor hr1d De- hit and thctu'H % 7uggrs-
ton obi th" i1ut'tnNow In his 'uunicn'
nee.
Hos % norsymau. AN athoioto an
outdoor muu Aud 200 his starring
pictures viii have the west and IA"
Canadian northwest Js s'ttluEs
"Th, Man Who Sold iiim-,lr, Will
Doc Hollis urt picture. ilr Do lead
ing man iu The stage Door now BOP
~urodu.rIuu. 3D. was 70 featured
PLAYER boo Midsummer Madness AMI
Tho Lost Romance ANA was l"ld
Inns man for Etho CLAYTON boo % nnn
lsI ul films
g. Holt BE- M, type Ut ma
rirls wur witness hia home Hu.
bis two children
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03

Al the end OF last month Won
sirohcim had shot t96.2iU feet ri
film Tor Foolish Wives" Aud u
Isn't completed yet!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03

Nurcmnur-. Germ. u, has u,,rr
ln u.uci |l1'Jur.rs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03

william n. Carieton'a correct name
Is Standing. He's a brother OF Herr
bort Standing and a cousin OF wynd-
ham.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03

KipIiup's second story to Il" filmed
hy Robert Bruutnn IL THE Gate ~
re- Hundred sorrows
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03

After 0areth Hughes completes
THE Hunch" he IL to star In Gar
mcnts Of TRUTH ana Little Eva
Asccnds"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03

Goat Alley new stage play with
negro atamctcrs. "a to be filmed I'M
der auspices OF sociological research
OF the Medical Review.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03

Another prosperity note. vltagrapt
announces nine p%lctutra rchds FOR re-.
lease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03

When he sulks because she
walked with Jim Haskins
to get the mail at the post
office. When she flares up
and pouts because he said
Nelly Wright S hair was
mighty pretty
Silly? Well, perhaps. But
they re young, remember.
As young as Bob Deep and
Madge JOY, the girl played
by
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Tax prohlasil jeden popular

Tax prohlasil jeden popular
mi Narodni pracovnik, ze by-
lchom nell rici -- dost - a "a
Ivrhnouti akci 0 pomoc Rusku
My vSak pravime opak a to 2
duvodd techto.
Kdyz Ceskosl Voisko opero-
(valo Y Ruske oblasti a pfece
Itak mala armada tomu velk6-
Imu Rusku mohla pomoci, proc
take sloVanska V6tev kulturni-
no naroda nemela by pomoci Y
Iotazce mravni,
Rusko rozboufene rcvoluGni
Ivlnau a monarcMistickVmi pi-
klemi z ylastniho naroda, kde
zadny nepfitel valecny by to-
lik neublizil, tax jako vnitrni
Itrenice 4 to- co mas boh nejvi-
ce, re TAX w. "zem budouc-
nosti'' sama Sc porazi ma pude
hospodarske - a musi volati
% pomoc sympatisujici zivel.
A tu Sc zadaji 6lenov6 ces-
Ike pekaiske a cukrarske unie
els. 80, by Y dob6 nejkritictej-
81 pomohli tim, co davno od-
lozih, totiz: pradlo, Satstvo, O.
buv. j., kterez by ale pomo-
hlo pfikryti mnoh6 telo rusk6-
no decka dospel6ho, pred ne
IdproSnou zimou.
Nase unie yzdy Sla pfikla-
dem humanity a jsme pre-
Isv6dceni, re imenem lidskosti
kazdy Glen iist6 odevzda to, co
ina cdlozeno. Darky pfijimaji
Sc df. pek. cuk, unie els.
80. ia Mcbride Ave. Y {. 5019.
Doufahle, ze j celia ceska We
Ireinost bude hasledovati pri-
lladu nasieh clenu, za6ez VIDA
vame jiz predem nejvrelejsi
dix.
| maIo dobra yykona mnoho
lradosti.
Ia pek. a cuk. unii els. 50,
Albert Taus.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20

CTETE! Nam prodeji pc
kny dun IA zap. 40. ul. mezi
Storer Ave. a Clark Ave. dvou
rodlnny 0 q pokojich dole a 5
nahore, koupelna, diva sklepy.
Lot je 30 pri 312 strevicich.
Prodava Sc nasledkem odiez-
du ma venek. Cena $500, no.
toye 5000, ostatni na yyhodne
podmlnky. Nam VIC levnych
peknych majetku prodeji. ia
koz obchodnich mist farem.
Bllzsl sdell Jan Smik, 4911
Clark Ave. 1922
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VYBOR
Silneisi n zdravejsi.

Silnejsi a zdravejsi. Chef
se co neidurazneii vysloviti, y
piSe PAM Louis Lehman-Teu-
scherova. Logan, Utah, "ze
Or. Petra Hoboko jest nejlep-
Il lex, iakJ jsem kdy Y ziyot6
uziyala. Cd te dolby, co jej IL
zivam, citim Sc siln6jSi a zdra-
vejsi, nez kdykoliv drive. =
Tento dobou yyzkouSeny by
liuny lex zlepsuje krev a bu-
duie soustayu. Neni to l6kar-
nicky lex. = Piste na Dr.. Pc
ter Fahrney and Sons Co.,
250l Washington Blvd, Chica-
go, HI.
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PRODA Sc lnasna farma
45 akrech, 80 mil od mesta, 5
krav, l jalovice, 2 kone, 8 pra
sat, 70 slepic, 16 kachen, pek-
ma zahrada dunn o 6ti sveUni-
clch, vSechny stroje, 8 akr1
lesa, 8 akrui kukurice, 312 a.
kru brambor. 5 akru pohanky,
5 akru pseniee zaseto, 140 bu-
slu oysa. zadne rokle. Cens
$4,000. Vezme sc t6z NEST
sky majetek Ia vymenu. Blizsi
sd6li Frank j. Parenica, 1891
r., Tnc ~, = rTninn,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20

leho komornlka v0lala.
"Zde jsem, zde jsem!" od-
poyedel hlas sluhuv, ktery pra-
We prisel. u dveri kuchyne zu-
stal stati.
Pan Frantisek byl velky,
krasny mladik, S privetivym u
smivavym oblicejem byl asi
pet neb sestadvacet roku star.
Slouzil teprve sedm mesicu u
lekare Mangarse, ale jiz v tom
case oblibil 81 jej starry pan a
venovai> mu uplnou svou duve-
ru. Sluha, mladik plny ochoty,
urcitosti a oddanosti, zaslouzil
81 duvery doktorovy plnou me-
rou. Starry pan byl milovnikem
koni a Frantisek tez. Nikdy ne
.byh kone pana Mangarse -
dive statna zvirata - tax dobre
osetrovani, nikdy nebyli V lep-
sim stavu. Kuze jejich byla
hebka a hladka jako zrcadlo.
Frantisek byl soucasn6 komor-
nikem, domovnikem, Stolbou
koclm. Mimo toho byl zname-
nitym jezdcem; doprovazel
skoro vzdy syeho pana, kdyz
mu napadlo Vyjeti 81 konmo,
ncbot' kone Mangarsovi dali Sc
tax dobfe k jizde jako k tahu
potfseboyati.
"Nuze, pani Eglantinova,
proc jstc mne voIala?" tazal Sc
Frantisek kucharky
'Nevite, re hnedle bude
dvanact? Pan chce byti vzdy
ma hodinu a minutu obslouzen.
Co Sc mne tyce, jsem vzdy S
jidlem cas- hotova. Wy vsak,
pane FrantiSku, nejste dosud
hotov Sc svou praci'.
"Prosim, madame Eglanti-
nova, prave prichazim jidel-
ny, kde isem prostrel'.
"Dobfe, ale zde podivejte
Sc ma lahvovv kos, AMI jedna
pima lahev neni v nem; musite
do sklepa pro vino.
'Dobre', prayll rrantisek,
bera kosik, 'ysechny lahve
Jsou prazdny; hnedle SC yra-
tim, madame"
"Nezapomente, &c Je dnes
nedele".
TO znamena, &c wimo sta
reho santerskeho vina pro pa
ma mann take prinesti lahev bi-
leho pro mas, podotknul u
smevem FrantlSek.
''Vsechny zeny miluji bile
vino, pane Frantisku', minila
kucharka, "a jak Sc zda, ne
Jste w take jeho nepritelem' I.
%, ia to take nezapiram,
PAM Eglantinova".
''Prave proto, &c nam ODE
ma dobre chutna, pravil pan:
Deti, V nedeli a We svatek mu-
zete spolecne vyplti lahev gra-
verskeho ma me zdravi".
Coz take sv6domite kona-
me, nenl-li pravda, madame?"
pravil FrantiSek s GSmevem.
Rychle pospisil dolu do skle-
pa, ale skoro okanzite pfibehl
nahoru, lako by jej nekdo ho-
nil, a polekan vrazil do jldel-
ny, kamz prave starry pan ystou
pill.
Go Sc stalo?" pravil doktor
pri spatreni sveho sluzebnika,
ktery Ma smrt bledy a Ma celem
tele Sc chyeje, pred MIN Zustal
stati. .
Zach, pane! Ach. panel" Wy
razil ze sebe nalnahave Fran
tisek.
/ "Nu1e, nuze, ptlteli,. vzpa-
matulte Sc reknete mi, proc
jste ysecek bez sebe. Vyhllzl-
tie. jake byste se bali.
"To ne, pane doktore, nenl
to strach, ale kdybyste We
del -" {.
"Hned zvim, jakmile mi rex
nete, oc Sc jedna'.
"Prichazim re skIepa. pane
doktore".