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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05
VARSITY NOTES

Kappa Kappa Gamma will hold
its anniversary installation ban
quet in Taft hall at $50 this eve
ming, when all active members of
the sorority and number of alum
nae will celebrate the founding of
the local chapter. On May S. 1918,
the grand council of X. K. G. grant
ed a charter to a group of women
at the university, and the organiza-
ton here has flourished ever since.
Miss Anita Hubbell will be toast
mistress this evening. and a num-
Der of responses have been pre-
pared. ...
o.
A new secret fraternal organiza-
ton has recently been introduced
on the campus by Ralph Wheeler,
a member of Sigma Chi from Pur-
due university. The "Shifters,p as
the members are called, are joined
together for the purpose of increas S.
ing and promoting the spirit of
good fellowship, and there are
chapters of the society throughout
tho Middle West. AS yet. no in
sigma of the fraternity is being
worn, but the Shutters, Woo in the
main, belong to other Greek letter
societies, are wearing small strips
Of light-blue ribbon in their lapels.
90
While no actual records may yet
be divulged, it may be safely said
that the competitors for places on
the u. N. NJ. track team are show
ing sensational form for early sea-
son efforts. Coach Roy johnson
has announced that the first meet
of the season will be held on April
10, and will be called the Varsity
Meet" as any student, whether he
has been regularly practicing or
rot, may compete, This competi-
ton will furnish a definite basis
upon which to pick the personnel
of the squad. and training is being
vigorously kept by all the candi-
Sofac fntt tha tnaYaa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05
SWOPE URGING BLACK
BASE TYPE OF PAVING
AS CHEAPER FOR CITY

A black base type of paving
which has been in use in the, bust
ness district of Phoenix, Ariz., will
be recommended by Ed Swope,
city commissioner to city officials
when the paving question for AL
buquerque comes up again. Mr..
Swope has just returned from
Phoenix, where he made study
of the black base paving, and he
says that it will wear better and
cost less than the present type in
use, and it is estimated that it
will average between 40 and 60
cents yard cheaper. Mr.. Swope
says that it will not crack under
the expansion and contraction
which paving undergoes. The Ii
jeras paving cost $500 a yard.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05
SECRETARY HOOVER TO
HOLD CONFERENCES ON
u. S. TRADE EXPANSION

Washington, April 4.-Announce-
ment was made tonight that Sec
rotary Hoover tomorrow will be-
gin conferences with a commission
Of five from the United States
chamber of commerce to consider
methods for expanding American
trade, both foreign and domestic
The committee was appointed al
in working out a plan for closer
relationship between business and
the department of commerce.
Other conferences are to be held
this week, Mr.. Hoover said, with
Representatives of other industries
in considering automobile manu-
features.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05


Lead Avenue Methodists contribut-
ed $500. the Central Avenue Meth
odist church, S31. the Nazarene
church $50, and the English Lu-
theran church $40. A general cam
paign among other churches is to
be organized by Lynn H. Fox, local
chairman.
Rev, w. s. Vanderpool, Central
Avenue Methodist church, read a
paper on Cooperation" at is
planned to put the churches before
the attention of the public, especi-
ally travellers, and church director
les are to be placed in hotel Hobbies
and other public places.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05
WEDDING BELLS
/. RING LOUD FOR
| VARSITY COUPLE
Prominent Families of AIbu-
querque Represented In
EIopement of Popular
University Students.

A romance which commenced
with acquaintance in early college
DAYS, later. followed by q secret
engagement of more than sixteen
months, was brought to a realiZa-
ton yesterday afternoon when Miss
Belle Barton, daughter Of D. Il.
Barton of this city. was married
to George =. Sampson, Jr, of
Winslow. The couple have been
students at the state university for
several years, where they attended
classes until noon yesterday, con-
cealing all knowledge of the affair
from all but a few of their most
intimate friends.
The marriage was expected by
the brides parents, it was said last
night, but the elopement, coming
as it did, was a distinct surprise.
At 1890 o'clock yesterday noon,
the wedding party, consisting of
Miss Floryda Sain of Roswell, and
George White, Hiram Cudabac,
George Skeel and Reverend Thorn
as Calkins, motored to Los Lunas,
where a license was procured.
From there, the party proceeded
TO Belen. ana IN the EplSCQpallah
church of Reverend Mr.. Calkins,
the impressive and solemn cere-
mony was performed. Mr.. Calkins
has his own church in Belen, but
during the week, he also attends
the university. Miss Sain acted as
bridesmaid, and George White as
best man, and as the party left the
little church around the corner
the bells tolled joyfully.
After returning to Albuquerque
for their luggage, Mr. and Mrs.
Sampson left for Winslow, where
the groom will enter business.
Sampson is a nephew Of DR.. P. G..
Cornish, ST., of this city, and his
father is prominent physician in
northern Arizona. He is member
of Sigma M fraternity, and Mrs.
Sampson is Kappa Kappa Gam
ma
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05
shoplifters Get 60 DAYS.

A native woman and two girls
who We're arrested for snopliftine
Saturday received 60 days each
yesterday in police court. The SEN
fences were suspended. Sig Palson
was fined SIS for reckless driving.
Jimmy Sanchez, who was arrested
Sunday for trying to enter room
at the Vendome hotel, was repri-
manded and released on promise
of good behavior.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05

gives her to the world as q star
in her own right. - 81
Those who have been fortunate
enough to have a pre-view of
prisoners of Love- which comes
to the Lyric theater for three days,
commencing today, are unanimous
in their opinion that his greatest
screen achievement is in this Betty
CCmpson feature attraction.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05
HARDING HEARS VIEWS
OF LABOR IN PROBING
RAILROAD SITUATION

washington, April 4.-President
Harding. in conducting his in.
quiry into the railroad situation
heard today the views of labor
which were presented by A. B.
Garretson, former head of the Or
der of Railway Conductors, and
b. M. Jewell president of the
railway department of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor.
Both men, who had come at the
presidents request, said they had
discussed the situation generally,
but had received no indication
from the president as to his at
titude.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05
DOANE
CONVICTED ON
CRAVE CHARGE

Claude Doane was found guilty
by the jury last night in the dis
trict court at 9:45 O'Clock of q
complaint filed with the grand jury
by the parents of a girl under 16
years of age. The trial was the
first criminal case to be heard by
the jury in the new term of court.
The case went to the jury at 5:20
o'clock yesterday afternoon,
Allegations of the girls parents
and her statements on the witness
stand yesterday concerning her re-
lations with Doane, We're emphat-
ically denied by him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05
Lewis Throws peiscl.

New York, April 4.-Ed "Strang
Ter" Lewis, of San Francisco, Calf.
worlds heavyweight catch-as
catch-can wrestling champion, to
night threw John Peisck, of Ra
vena, Neb., using a bar arm loci
after wrestling one hour thirty
four minutes and thirty-two sec
onds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05
2 GREEK DIVISIONS ,
DESTROYED BY TURKS
tBy The AssocInted Press.l

Constantinople, April 4.-The
Greek official communication OF
April 8, admits operations on the
Eski-Shehr front have been halted
but declares that the enemy is not
pursuing. The Turkish commune
cation says
1--WE destroyed two divisions, TAX
ing thousands of prisoners"
1t is reported that the Turks,
however, have recaptured Afium
Karanissar and a Greek division
there.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05
$500 GIVEN BY CITY
CHURCHES TO CHINESE

A sum amounting to more than
$500 has been COLLECTED among AL
buquerque churches for the Chinese
relief fund, according to a report
made yesterday morning at the
meeting Of the ministerial alliance
at st. Johns Cathedral church. The
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05
The Road to Happiness.

You must keep well if you wish
to be happy When constipated
take one or two of Chamberlain
Tablets Immediately. after supper.
They cause a gentle movement Of
the bowels, e
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05

More than a half billion dollars
will be available for road building
and improvement in the United
States during 1921.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05

A complete automobile can be
assembled in Los Angeles, Calf,
from parts manufactured by fac
tories in that city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05
"MIDSUMMER MADNESS"
TENSE EMOTIONAL DRAMA
OF DOM ESTIC LIFE

Take n pretty, romantic young
woman whose husband is too busy
to love her and an attractive man
who is wearied of his wife. Place
them together under the spell of
the full moon at midnight. And
what happens?
Midsummer Madness will tell
you in a manner that will please
and startle. This is the new Will
liam De Mile production which has
taken its place beside the really
fine pictures of the current season.
1t will be shown at the "B" theater
for, three days, commencing today.
The story. adapted from Cosmo
Hamilton's society novel; His
Friend and His Wife" centers
around two young married couples
who are close friends. One of the
husbands imagines himself in love
with his friends wife, and she, neg
lected by her husband and starving
for romance. yields to a temporary
infatuation. The results are highly
interesting and lead to a climax
that for sheer dramatic intensity
has seldom been equalled ON the
screen.
A notable cast was chosen to
play the chief roles in Midsummer
Madness" including such favorites
as Lila Lee. Lois Wilson, Jack Holt
and Conrad Nagel.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05
Pastime Theater-Eugene

as me II ca tic r-Eugene
O'Brien will be seen again today,
for the last time. in Worlds
Apart" The management will
show two reels of the interesting
and laughahle Mutt and Jeff car
toon-comedies, and a real of Fox
News" pictures.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05
Theaters Today

"B' Thcater--Jesse L. Lasky
presents. William De Miles pro-
duction, Midsummer Madness
with Lois Wilson. Lila Lee. Jack
Holt and Conrad Nagel as the
principal stars; picture adapted
from the novel, His Friend and
His Wife," by Cosmo Hamilton. In
connection there will be shown a
reel or two of weekly Events
pictures.
Lyric Theater - Buster Heaton,
one of the best funny characters on
the film stage. will appear in his
latest sparkling comedy. 1.-THE
Scarecrow;' also Betty Compson as
the star in Prisoners of Love-" by
Catherine Henry; it is a Goldwyn
picture and rafting good one.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05

is Roy Stewart is q graduate of the
university Of California and was
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05

Cut out the picture on all four
sides. Then carefully fold dotted
line / Its entire length. Then dot
ted line 2, and so on. Fold each
section underneath accurately.
When completed. turn over and
youth find surprising result, Save
che pictures .................-...--..-.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05

.sPRISONERS OF LOVE"
WITH BETTY COMPSON,
NOW AT THE LYRIC
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-05

A romance on the high seas
which began when the Princess
Matoika steamed out of New York
last August with American Olympic
athletes was brought to light re-
Gently with the announcement of
the engagement of nineteen-year-
old Miss Alice Lord. of Brooklyn,
n. Y, and Richard Landon, of
Yale, present high jump champion
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-14

nj toGila Pojmenoyala jej je-
ste jednou jebo iln6nem a pax
ztratila vedomi.
Kdyz opet K sobe plisla, ci-
lil& Sc obejmata siInyni Pare
mi ieho polibky palily jako
ohen ma jeji Iicich. Ethel e.
thel" yolal, lest to NONE ze
iste mi dosud naklonena?" ?"
Ethel skryla svui oblitej ma
jeho prsa a vzlykala: "Byla
isem yam naklonena ode dne
vaseho pfichodu. Ale nevefte,
4e jsem vas trapila 2 pouhe
svevole. Nezamlcim yam nice
foz, povim YAM celou bidnou
praydu, TAX jak jsem ,ji sd6li-
la dede6koyi, a az vse zvite,
opoyrhnete Sc mnou.'
Jeho osmahIa lice sblizila
Sc $ jeji bilou. "Jak tomu nam
rozumeti?' tazal Sc.
"Slyste tedy, Gevasi,' mlu-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-14

villa zajikave, hledic Sc marne
z jeho obieti vymknouti a sde-
lila mu vse, 20 ctenafi na$i jiz
yedi.
Nasloucha il mlcky a vel
kym udiVenim; kdyz domluvi-
la, pfitlacil j ieste vroucneji
ma sy6 srdce a zahovoril nez-
ne: "Uboh6 ditel Jak strasne
bylas tryznena! Ale proc isl
mi nesdelila sv9 tajemstvi
hned tehdy? Byl bych ii po-
mohl a zachranil t6 pred uto-
KEN. Byla to poSetilost skolaG-
ky. Zapomen ma to Ethel ne
mluVme 0 tom nikdy vice, A
tax isl mne jiz tehdy milova-
la, kdyz isl mne poslala pryc? :?
Jak slepym a jak hloupJm
jsem byl. Nyni y$ak,' pokra-
coyal radostn6, "jsem nejst' asst
nejsim cloyekem ma svete a
mic mas vice nerozlouGir'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-14

l1u Il yazi 275 liber.
hlubokem stinu; Nnitr ozaa-
imoyalo t'ukani hodin rychle
ubihani casu.
Jako We snu vstal sir Gerva-
Sc ze sveho kresla a blizil 81
K ethel. Jakasi tajemaa moe
tdhla ici neodoIatelne K hi.
"K6z by pro y5cchny easy y
recnost,' prayil, "zUstal vas
obraz V me pameti jat pray5
nyni pfede mnou stojiten
Ethel sebou nahle pohnula,
pri cemz jeii rUze, jedina jeji
ozdoba, padla ma podlahu.
Sir Gervase il zvedl. IS va
sim dovolenim podrzlm 81 tu-
TO rdzi," pokracoval mekkym
hlasem. Mem pro mne prihod
nejsi pamatky ma Greylock
Woods mad hrstku zvadlych
llyetu.'
Ethel citila mocne bu3eni
syeho srdce. "SlySim priijzdtti
kotar,' praYila hledic ven.
Jest iestt daleko," odport-
del baron. speculate rozlou-
ccnim Sc? Ja vas pohnevaf,
Ethel, kdyz jsme Sc rozchaze-
Ii. w iste prohodila nekollS
Ineprayych poznamek n pama-
Ituiete Sc ieste?'
"Ano, odyetila dedieta
Isklicene.
"Hneyal jsen Sc ma vas q
pokousel isem Sc yse-
Imozie V zapadnich p0sIi-
mach IA vas zapomeuouti.
mlWil dale. "Buh VI, iak MAJ
nym me namahani bylo. Vas
obraz sledoval mne vsady; VI
del isem iei Y noci u ohne y
lezeni, nekonecnych p1sti-
mach, hlubinach obroFskych
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


/ jest krasna detska laskal Jest
to prekrasny ukaz, kdyz mat
ka a dcera isou 81 tax laSkay6
oddany J"
"Jdi, Lancere z7-olala f.
thel na konika; lee Lancer ne.
hybal Sc mista, ponevadz
Hama stala mu' V ceste.>
"Slysela jsem, sletnp Ethel,
ze jste byla velmi nemocna a
ze vas vaSi milovnici skoro ma
pokraj hrobu pfiyedli,' pravi-
la ustepacnym smichem. Sta
ry mogul byl by malem vas
prisel. AvSak stava ieSte hor-
Slch veci mad Smrt. Pro vas
bylo by mnohem l6pe byvalo,
kdybyste byla nemoci podle-
hla. uvidlme, nepfijdete-li Y
Inekolika nedelich k tomu sa-
menu nahledu."
Pc te ucinila posmeSnou po-
klonu a vzdalila Sc. Konik Sc
hnul q mista. Predtucha blizi-
ciho Sc nestesti zpuSobila f.
thel mocn6 buSeni srdce; lee V
nejblizSim okamzeni zasmala
Sc sve slabosti. Drze stvofeni!
Bylo by poSetilosti 0 icji slo-
yech dele premySIeti.
konlk klusal dale 20 ce-
stach nyni sezloutlymi listy
posetych. Slaba mlha mirnila
lslunecni syetlo odpoIedne rii-
InoV6ho. Daleko Siroko nebylo
* spatfeni zive bytosti, yyjma
En6kolik veverek a ptaku, "a
kterymi psi marne Sc honili.
Znovu Sc zamyslila Ethel.
Vzpominala ma minulost a
Ichyela Sc pred beznad6jnou
budoucnosti, ktera pred nj le-
zela. Kde asi byl on tohoto
podzimniho dine, on. jejz od
sebe odehnala, ac iej milova-
la? Dlel ma dalekem zapad6
ianeb nalezal Sc jiz We SVEN do
lmoye Za mofem? Kdyby znal
Skutecny STAY N6ci. opovrhl by
nj; nezna-h jei, bude ii poya-
zovati "a koketu bez srdce.
Syou poSetilost zaplatila dra-
ze; yeskere ieii sny 0 St'ast
ne budoucnosti byly ty tam. A
pfece byla sotva osmnact roku
stara
Konik kracel zyolna dale.
Ethel klesla hlaNa IA pnsa SO
SVEN zamysIeni nezpozoroVa-
Ia vysokou postavu, ktera il
cd hlavnich vrat ystiic pricha-
zela, nevsimla 81 radostneho
St6kotu psu, kteri pflehozimu
Fstric b6zeli.
Blize a blizeji pfichazela
postaya branic Sc lisani psu.
Nahle tesn6 Il konika Sc IA
staviIa.
"Racte odpustiti. oval Sc
HAS, ktery skoro buseni srdce
Ethelcina zastayil.
S pocity. kterG zadne pero
neni $ to popsati, -uzfela diyka
pred sebou syeho odpuzeneho
milence ~ sIra Gervase Grey
locka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-14
XVI. Zasnousseni.

Neocekavane objeyeni Sc 81
III Geryase Greylocka pre-
kyapilo Ethel veliee. Oteze Wy
paddy il 4 ruky. Byl osmably
jako boiovnik vracejjci sc u
polniho tazeni. "Velice jste
mne prekyapiI" y, ,prayila ma
nahaNe 1e sebe.
"Opu5til isem zapad pred
nekolllta dny,' prayil, "a teka
je New Yorku ma prlchod
jednoho soudruha nasi spolec
nosti, lltery Sc zdrzel V Chica-
gu, dozv6del jsem Sc naho-
dou 0 vasi nemoci. Nebyl jsem
S TO odolati touze vratit sc do
Blackportu, abych yam vyslo-
vii svou soustrast' a rozloucil
sc Sc syymi prlbuznymi, kter6
Snad nikdy vice nespatrim. III
ira odiedu parnikem do An
glie.''
Ethel podala mu ruku, KITE
rou on TfeIe stiskl.
ffaL isAo hloda = 1vnlal
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-14

~ IA
proclfazela Sc 20 llvadlych te-
raseeh. oprena 0 ram6 dedovo,
ktery odpustiv il veskerou .ieji
posetilost, miloval il nyni vice
nez kdy drive. Nekdy S MIN
Nyjela do parku aneb na na-
brezi. Kdo il pozoroval, snad-
no spatfil y iejieh tazich bo-
lestny vJraz, ktery nebyl ma
sledkem nemoci. Jeji sila a
zdravi vracely Sc a S mimi ] ie-
il krasa: ale vzdori tomu 7da-
la Sc byti zmenenou.
Jednoho neblaheho dne ma
lezl dr. Vandine Nmladou dedic
ku sedeti.u niana, u tom sanem
pokoii a II toho sameho okna,
kde pred mnoha tyhodny ba-
ronovo vyznani odmrstils, O
pet prochazel Sc pySny pay po
terase. Zvadle listy poletovaly
vzduchem a kupily Sc zvenci
na okno. S obdivuhodnym Jas
nym, ale neVysloyne zalost-
StnVm hIasem zpiVaIa Ethel
pri ystoupeni lekafove pisen 0
lasce, zalu utrpenl.
Lekar zustal nehybnc stati
az doznela posIedni sloya.
Po te pf'istoupil I6kaf blize
h. pi2nlt u ~praNil- skepo hney4-
vym hlasem: "bnesniho dne
piSe mnoho sentimentalniho ne
smyslu. Lituji,ze vas dosud HE
davam tax bledou, slecno
Greylockoya: vase zotaveni
necini takov6 pokroky, Jake
jsem ocekaval."
Ethel odtahla zvolna sve
prsty 5 kIavesu a pravila: "To
pochazi od tohoto beznadej-
neho rijnoveho pocasi.'
"Jest to vse?"
"Nebud'te prilis prisnym !"
prosila krasna deva; "obavam
Sc, " podrobuji trpeIiyost va
si tube zkouSce, doktorc.
"Ano,' odpoVedel lekaf
chraptiVym hlasem; "ale ne
zmylite mne. Pova1te, iaka
muka suasim, kdyz vidim blou
zniti vas 20 yzdalenem miloy-
nlku, kdezto yuci iin6mu, YAM
bllzkemu. ktery pred vami
stoji iste hluchou 4 sle-
pou
Jeji hnevivy pohled vysyet-
Ill mu jasne, re nyni ma mno-
hem meme nadeje, nez pri SVEN
prvnim yyznani lasky.'
cor nema cloyek prayo
dvatrat - ano dvacetkrat la
sku svoji vyznati?!' zyolal
Vasnive. "Nemusite odpovida-
ii - zbytecne jsem vas rozci-
ill. Nepotrebujete vice mJeh
sluzeb; bude pro mne lepe,
kdyz vas vice nespatrim. Mui
jediny poklid zada, abych III
stal yzdalen vas"
ethel vsiala a praylla: M
te praydu, dohtore, neprloha-
zejte sem vice. Mem lreba a
bych fekla vice meme by bg
10 falesnou pretyarkou."
Vandine odesel a Ethel byla
nyni sproStena vsech syych
zboznoyateln.
Prolila nekolik slzi ably Sc
trochu zotayila, objednala
svtlj Milky kocarek k proiiad-
&c ' parku.
Nedaleko ruzoveho letohrad
ku zatoUpila il nahle nclaka
zena cestu 4 kynula il, ably
zastayila'.
eTesi mne, ze vas opet pc
dlouhem case spatruji, slecno
Ethel prayila Hanna John
sonya Sc zlomyslnym pohle-
dem patric na mladou dedicku.
"Jste zajiste ma. ceste k fuzo-
fvemu letohradku?"
"Nejsem," odpoyedela zkrat
ka Ethel opovrzlivym hia-
sem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-14

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Ethel dychala lehceji. On
tcdy nevedel 0 Regnaultovi a
udalosti u solnych jam. Prala
81 nyni, ably o tom nezv6del -
aspoh tax dlouho, pkud il ne
da navzdy bohem.
Psi skakali radostne ma ne
ho. Chasseur medal Sc niiak
odpuditi
Sir Gervase piijimal lichoce
nj zvirat Sc smutnym dsm6-
vem. "VaSi psi ma mne neza-
pomneli, jak vidim," pravil.
i"Po dlouhe nepritomnosti jest
takov6 srdecn6 uvitani velmi
|prijemn6. Jste .jiz uplne zdra-
va, sletno Greylockova? Vas
dedetek a slecna Pamela jsou
|t6z zdrayi? Setkam Sc 5 mimi
v dome?"
Ethel odpoyidala zcela pc
kojne. Krev vratila Sc il op6t
do lici. Lancer hnul sc ku pre-
du a sir Gervase kracel podle
kotarku az k panskemu domn,
Cestou hovorili ledabylJch
vecech.
Godfrey Greylock slecna
Pamela uvitali barona ote-
vfenou naruci; nemel pritinu
X stezovani 81 ma chladne uvi-
tani. Starry pan jeho sestra
hledeli smutne, kdyz Jim sir
GerVase oznamil, jak kratkou
.jeho navSteva bude.
jest toho nutna potreba,
abyste liz Ultra opustil New
Yorkr1 tazal Sc Godfrey.
"Ano," odpovedel baron po-
koine. "otaleni jest y5dy ne
beznecnG. = J&em- .iiz..yiee. me,
sicu Anglie yzdalen a dulezi-
t& pi'iGiny volaji mne domu
Nikdo sc nezminil ami slo-
VEN Ethel6ine nemoei. Stare
mu zalezelo rovn6z TAX ma tom
iako Ethelce, ably Sir Geryase
nezv6del udalostech Sc sbeh-
nuVSich.
Ma Stesti neptal Sc sir Ger
vase 20 nicem; jeho chovanj
bylo bezvadne. Zda-li sy6 skla
mani ozelil neb ne, neuhodl
nikdo: k Ethel choval Sc zdyo-
filc, pokoine a sIechetne.
V zimnicnem rozcileni ode
brala Sc mlada d6dicka do sYe
ho pokoie, ably sc pristrojila
k veceri.
pet hodin!' prayiIa pro Sc
be, ma sye hodinky pohhzeiic.
"A Y devet hodin odilzdi vlak
4 BIackportu do New Yorku.
Ctyri hodiny! Y tuto kratkou
dobu musim vtesnati ve5kere
mne dosud zbyvaiici Stesti. Je
mn6 ien ieste dve ste a ctyfi-
Get minut ziti. PAX del Sc CO.
koliv
ZvoliIa cerny atlasovy sat a
Inakrcnik re zlutych kraiek, Z
nehoz jeji snehobila <siie =
bledy oblicej zvedaly Sc iAko
lille q ieiiho listi. Jeji zlato-
playy vlas tvofil zvlaStni pro-
tivu S timto tmayym oblekom.
Pokojne a odhodIane ubirala
Sc do iidelny; pouze Jeji u
skrici ocl prozrazoYaly leJi
vnitrni rozcileni.
Vetefe odbyla Sc jako kaz-
de obytejnc iidlo. Jime, pie
ne, smejeme Sc . hoyofine q
obycelnych netech kdyz M
Sc srdce puknutim hrozi q
kazd5 okamzik jest to nase-
mu zivotu konec uciniti.
Konecne ystala tato mala
spolecnost od stolu uchyli'a
Sc do Greylockovy knihoVny-
.Iak rychle cas- ubihaI! Brzo
prijedc kocar prcde dvtfc a
pax nadejde okamzik ro1lou-
tenl III yzdy
Teta Pamela usnula sc SVEN
hlubokem fauteilu vzdor prl-