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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-21
Comfy Trustees To Meet

This annual meeting of the school
trustees of Boundary county will be
held at the court house at Bonners
Ferry, April 30th. The principal
speaker will be Charles l.. Harlan, di-
rector of the bureau of educational
tests, standards and measurements.
Lewiston State Normal school. He
will also speak at the luncheon given
to the trustees by the commercial club
at noon. Important matters will be
discussed by the trustees, including re-
cent school legislation, rural school
boards duty to the teacher, school fl
nances, tenure of teachers. A full rep
resentation of the school boards of the
county and an enthusiastic meeting is
expected.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-21
1O2nd Anniversary Celebration

Plans are all complete for the joint
celebration of the 102nd anniversary
of the founding of the Odd Fellows
lodge, to be held at the 1. o. o. F.
hall on Monday, April 25 and all Odd
Fellows and their wives and all Re
bekahs and their husbands are invited
to attend Arrangements for the cele-
bration are in charge of Barney Wool
edge, George Causton and Charles
Boettcher for the Odd Fellows and Mrs
G. w. Megquier, Mrs. H. w. Bliss and
Mrs. Charles Boettcher, for the Rebek-
abs. A pleasing program will be rem
dered and there will be card playing
and a lunch.
All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are
requested to meet at the Odd Fellows
hall on Sunday morning, April "a, at
10:45 O'Clock. The members of the two
lodges will attend the Union church
services. in body and it is urged that
all members be present.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-21
In Honor of Miss Plummer

Miss Florice Plummer returned to
her home in Spokane Sunday after
spending a couple of weeks here visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Ed Bishop
Miss Plummer is to be married in the
near future and in honor of the ap-
preaching wedding Mrs. Bishop enter
tanned a company of friends Saturday
evening at her home in Park addition
at miscellaneous shower. One Fri
day night Mrs. Helmer Bangs was the
hostess at a shower, also in honor oi
Miss Plummer Pleasant social eve.
nings were enjoyed at the homes OF
Mrs. Bangs and Mrs. Bishop and the
guest of honor was presented with
many beautiful presents.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-21

the community in so far as her time
permits. She is to have an office in
the court house and will be available
there every Saturday for anyone who
wishes to consult her. Her coming
will be distinct advantage to Bonners
Ferry and its surrounding districts,
and the hearty interest and cooperation
of all public spirited citizens is needed
to make her work a success.
The Red Cross is anxious to be of
service to ex-soldiers also, and for this
purpose has appointed a chairman of
civilian relief. Any ex-service man
who is in perplexity regarding com
pensation, vocational training or any
thing of that sort will find Mrs. Mel
win Dehlbom ready to supply him with
the necessary information and help
him solve his problems.
Miss Jones is an interesting speak
er and is herself a nurse who spent
several months in France. While in
Bonners Ferry she addressed meetings
of the 4 L Community Club and the
Civic League.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-21
Glad Sells Half Interest

A deal was recently closed whereby
F.. L. Glad sold a half interest in the
Bonners Ferry Meat Market to Robert
Landess, of Hillyard. The name of
the market has been changed and
henceforth will be known as the Glass
A Market The new firm will conduct
a general retail and wholesale meat
business and later may decide to keep
on hand all kinds of produce.
Mr. Landess is an experienced butch
er and meat market man and comes
here from Hillyard, highly recon-
mended as a business man and citi-
zen. Under the new management a
number of improvements are planned
for the Glass A Market.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-21

tition with Mother Natures spring coat
of green and everywhere the spirit of
cleanup and paint-up is in evidence
Do your share-clean up your rubbish
burn it! bury it! and paint that
building nowl And when your own
property is 100 per cent clean get
out and help somebody else.
The city teams will haul refuse Fri
day and Saturday and in order that no
time may be wasted it is hoped that all
tin cans and rubbish will be neatly
boxed and piled in a place convenient
for the teams not later than Thursday
night. If the team passes you by
please notify your district supervisor
and she will see that you are not neg
lected.
The visit to Bonners Ferry of State
Sanitary Inspector Wilson was most
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-21
Married at Standpoint Monday

Miss Eva Lefebvre, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs 1. Lefebvre, residents of the
Northside, and Robert Maughan, were
married at Standpoint Monday by Rev.
FIR Kelly. The ceremony was wit
messed by Mrs. Lefebvre, mother of the
bride, and Jos, Maughan of Portland
father of the groom. The couple left
for Spokane Immediately after the
marriage, where they are spending
their honeymoon. On their return
they will make their home in the
Lefebvre residence, Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
febvre planning to move to their ranch
The newlyweds are wellknown in
Bonners Ferry and have the respect
and best wishes of many score of
friends.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-21
ONLY TWO MORE DAYS OF CLEANUP WEEK ARE LEFT

opportunely timed and his suggestions
and assistance have been invaluable
to the Civic League in its cleanup
campaign. He condemned as unsani-
tary and unsightly two pieces of prop
erty that have long been a public nui-
sance and he further offered to the
Civic League his assistance at any
time it should be needed.
The April 18th meeting of the Civic
League at the First National Bank was
of unusual interest by reason of the
talks made by Mr.. Wilson and Miss
Jones of the Red Cross. Both speakers
were instructive, convincing and enter
tanning and the 20 members that heard
them carried away much food for
thought.
Clean-upl paint-up and join the
Civic League.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-21

Cleanup Week is in full swing and
interest is running high in all quarters
Squads of boys have been organized in
the different neighborhoods and al
ready many glory-holes of long stand
ing have disappeared. The enterpris-
ing supervisor of one of the districts
has promised her boys a real picnic
supper with ice cream and everything
if they will work hard every night
after school, and judging by the past
three days the supper will be well.
patronized, at the same time the neigh
borhood will be thoroughly cleaned up
And the grownups are doing their
share too. Even the rain is helping by
laying the dust.
Much filling of low places is notice
able; many buildings and fences are
wearing a new coat of paint in compe-
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-21
Gets Reclamation Data

The Herald is in receipt of letter
this week from w. G. Swendson. COM
missioner of reclamation. in which Mr.
Swendson writes in part:
while east recently I spent con-
siderable time collecting data relative
to Kootenai drainage Have been in
touch with Director Davis and with
Canadian officials so that 1 now have
assembled all official available9 data
1t is my intention to make a trip to
the northern part of the state early in
May. at which time this matter will
be given consideration
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-21
James Deyoe BUYS Property

This week James Deyoe purchased
of Wiley Davis residence property on
Bonner street, two blocks west of
Main street consisting of a house
and two lots. The consideration was
not made public. Mr.. Deyoe plans to
move the present residence on one of
the lots and this spring will improve
the other lot with substantial six
room bungalow. Mr.. Davis is moving
onto his acreage on the south bench.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-21
Carload of Light Six Studebakers

A carload of Light Studebaker Six
automobiles were unloaded here last
Saturday by the Parks Highway Gar
age, of which l. B. Neill is the pan-
ager
The new Studebaker is a popular
priced car and is attractive looking,
sturdily built and speedy and Mr..
Neill believes that there will be quite
demand for this make in Boundary
county this year.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-21
Card Party Thursday

The card party given by the Catholic
ladies at the l. o. o. F. hall Thursday
evening was attended by large crowd
and a pleasant time was had playing
five hundred.
The prizes for the highest scores
were won by Mrs j. A. Jacoby and
Mr.. A. A. Heidenrich. The ladies'
consolation prize was awarded to Mrs
Peter Rookey.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-21
SueS for Divorce

Suit for divorce was started in the
district court this week by William
Hoggard, the defendant being Eva
Alice Hoggard. The complaint cites
that the couple were married at Libby
Mont, on August 10, 1916. Desertion
is alleged as grounds for divorce. The
plaintiff asks the custody Of three
and half year old son and settlement
of community property. E. M. Flood
is attorney for the plaintiff.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-21
PROGRAM OF
YEARS WORK
k00TENAI VALLEY COMMERCIAL
CLUB MEMBERS WILL UNDER
TAKE DEVELOPMENT WORK
TO TRY TO ASSIST THE FARMERS
Active Interest Manifest at Monday
Night Meetings.

A number of important matters were
taken up at the regular Monday night
luncheon of the Kootenai Valley Com
mercial Club. 1t was decided to send
a delegation to represent the club at
a meeting to be held at Standpoint on
q oril 2S when some plan will be de-
cided upon in regard to directing
tourist travel passing through Missou-
la over the northern route of the Ma
tional Parks Highway.
In a communication read by Secre-
tary Palmer, the Pocatello Chamber
of Commerce requested the kootenai
Valley Commercial Club to pass reso-
lutions calling for the reduction of
freight rates, it being claimed that the
new freight rates mean loss to Idaho
farmers of several million dollars each
year. A committee of three was ap-
pointed to investigate the matter and
report at the next meeting.
T. A. Siefert, of Tacoma. mining
engineer. gave a short talk, urging that
steps be taken to encourage the mining
industry in Idaho. He came to Idaho
to attend a mining mems meeting held
Tuesday at Standpoint, and was here
Monday to visit his old friend, Mr..
national Railway Co.
Members of the commercial club
were unanimous in the opinion that
Boundary county should secure a
county agent this year and that a first
class man be hired A committee COM
posed of c. w. King, o. G. Wilson and
F. A Shultis was appointed to do all
possible towards securing the appoint
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county.
The committee empowered to take
steps towards the development of
dairying interests in the county was
named as follows: A. ]. Kent, F. A.
Shultis, O. H. Campbell, L. n. Brown
and George Fowler.
On motion a committee was ap-
pointed to take steps towards the or
ganizing of all owners of overflowed
lands in the Kootenai Valley with a
view of securing government assist
ance in the reclaiming of the valley
in conjunction with work to be done in
Canada. The members of the commit
tee will be announced later.
o. G. Wilson, county attorney, told
the club members that he has been
making trips the past few weeks to
has seen more clearing work and act
ual development being done this sea-
son than ever before.
The commercial club directors have
mapped out a tentative program for
the coming years work. This pro-
gram was on display in the club rooms
Monday night and reads as follows:
1. Help the city secure municipal
water and light plants (accomplished)
2. Obtain a paper and pulp mill.
8. Obtain 200 new farmer settlers.
A. Obtain a city hall. (accom-
plished.)
5. Encourage potato seed growing
6. Assist marketing farmers pro-
duce.
Z. Encourage mining development
s. Secure municipal owned hitching
rack, shed and watering trough.
8. Endeavor to secure the services
of a county agent.
10. Organize home building asso-
citation.
IL. Put up advertising display cases
at the two local depots.
12 Secure an auto tourists park
and camping grounds.
13. Obtain a county poor farm.
IA. Work for the reclamation of the
Kootenai Valley overflow land.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-21

The annual school election in District
No. IA, Northside, resulted in a tie
vote between Fred Myers and Grant
Walters, candidates for election as
school trustees, each receiving 32 votes
The question that is now puzzling all
interested in the matter is how to set
tie the tie. Some claim it will be
necessary to hold another election and
others state that the matter must be
decided by lot.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-21
More Auto License Money

County Assessor w c. Reid states
that the amount of money which will
be paid for auto licenses this year will
greatly exceed the sum paid last year
Over $500 more license money has been
paid in to-date than was paid in at the
same time last year and if no more liz
cense money is received this month the
receipts would still be $500 ahead of
the total amount paid in up until May
1920.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-21
Standpoint Couple Married

z. w. King, rancher residing near
Standpoint and Mrs. Agnes Harrington
also of Standpoint, were married here
Tuesday afternoon, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. E. r. Henderson
The couple will make their home at
Standpoint.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-21

Counties of the state have appropri-
ated the following amounts for exten-
sion work for the year 1921, according
to records of the extension department
This list is complete but where marked
the amounts are approximate as
record has not yet been filed in the ex-
tension office of the amount appro-
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-21
APPROPRIATION
WAS REDUCED
EXTENSION DIVISION OF UNIyER-
SITY OF IDAHO WILL HAVE
LESS MONEY TO EXPEND
WILL RECEIVE 100000 LESS
Both County and State Aid Consider.
ably Reduced.

More than half a million dollars is
available for the maintenance of the
extension division of the university for
the 1922 biennium, according TO fig
ures compiled since the adjournment
of the legislature on March 5. This
is approximately one hundred thou
sand dollars less than the department
had for the previous two years, accord
ing to the Statesman of Boise.
Practically all of the reduction came
in the state appropriation. which cut
from $239 999.72 in 1919, to $12S.627 in
1921. The states appropriation Of
$12S,627 will just about meet the fed
eral appropriation which it is required
to match
County funds also have been reduced
In the 1920 biennium approximately
$256,000 was appropriated by the coun-
ties of the state for extension work
1t is probable that this figure will be
greatly reduced within the next two
years, as approximate figures to date
show that one hundred fourteen thou
sand dollars have been appropriated by
the county commissioners of the vari-
Gus counties. According to one of the
county commissioners of Ada county
the tendency is to reduce the extension
division appropriation within the coun-
ty Applying this to all the counties
in the state for the year 1922 it has
been estimated that approximately one
hundred thousand lollars will be ap-
propriated next year. making a total
for the counties during the biennium
of 1922 of $214000, which is $42,O 900
less than the 1919-2O biennium appro-
priation.
Funds for the 1922 biennium are
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MA PRODEJ dvourodinny
dun biize Union, n6kolik ovoc
nych stromu, zelezny fenc,
cena $1,000, hotove $2500. -
Dvourodinny cihlovy dunn blize
Luna Parku, garaz, t6z peknJ
zelezny plot a stromky. - Do
mex ma 2 a ctvrt akru pozem-
ku, proda Sc neb vym6ni "a
m6stsky majetek. - T6z nam
pekny cihlovy dun ma ciste
dlazden6 ulici. Vezme Sc treba
lot co 6astecna splatka.
Tez prodam dobrou pekarnu.
Bli2Si sdeii Tom. Suchy, 2465
vych. sc. ul. pojiSt St'ujici a po-
zemkovy jednatel. Tel. Prime.
1876 w.
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"SYETvs

pane hrabe, preji vasim
snaham rychlySa st'astny vysle-
dek".
''Dekuji vam. Pujdete-li do
Parize, nez Sc navratim do
Bloisu, tax doufam, re mi uci-
mite to poteseni a navstlvite
mne, pane doktore'.
"Neopomenu, pane hrabe,
oplatiti vam navstevu, kterou
jste mne dnes poctip'.
Promluvili jeste nekolik
SLOW, potom stiskli 81 ruce a
hrabe sc vzdalil.
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POZEMkOVE LACE u
VCELY r. & |. co.
Domy, Lofty a fanny prodava-
me ma mir-ne splatky.

Domy, Lofty fanny prodava-
me ma mirne splatky.
$250O.-- 5 svet. dun, media
leko Woodland Ave.
$2700.-- A svet. domek ma To-
tn 82x150 u Miles Ave.
kary.
$3OOO.- A sv6t. dun ma Tustin
Ave. nedaleko Broadway
$3OOO.-- 2 velke svetnice ma
lotu 58X115, u Stop 10, A.
SC.
$3400.-- 6 svet, dun, gas, el.
sv., velky rUhovy lot ne
daleko Mcbride a Broad
way.
$780, 6 svet a zachod, gas
ell. sv. Ma Hamm St.
$43O0.-- z. sv6t. a koupefna,
ell. svet. nedaleko Gar
field parku.
$45OO.- 7 svet, zachod, ell.
sv., garaz ma E. 10. st.
Union st.
$45OO.- Z svet. koupelna,
gas, ell. sv., lot 40Xl50 v
V Corlett u E. 131. ul.
$54OO.- ) sv6t. koupelna,
fernes, gas, ell. sy., bridl.
stfecha, hezky lot ma L.
108. ul. u Union st.
$780, 4 svet. a koupelna,
gas, ell. sv., krasny lot
ma Engel Ave. u Broad
way.
$5500.- s svet. a koupelna,
fernes, gas, ell. sv. ma T..
104. ul. u Union st.
$780, 2 move domy Sc ysim
modernim zafizenim {.
1862 a 1878 Chapple-
side Ave. u h.. 13L. ul. V
move ceske osade, hotove
pouze $1000,--. aneb lot,
idete 81 je prohl6dnouti.
$60OO.-- 6 svet. a koupelna,
gas, ell. sv., na Il. la. al.
u Miles Ave.
Nasledujici jest nejlepsi lace V
| Corlett u Miles Ave; No
Wy, velmi moderni, 6
svet, a koupel., gas, el
sy., extra zachodem We
sklepe, hotovy k nasteho-
vani, Y els. 4319 r. 1t9.
ST., jizn6 od Miles Ave.
Cema $780, a pouze
! $500 hotoye aneb
prazdny lot.
} Pfipominame YAM, ze praVe
nyni jest nejlepsi cas- koupiti
: omen majetek, pfisti jaro bude
drazSi.
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PRODA 81 dvou-rodinny

PRODA Sc dvou-rodinny'
dun na vych 10 ILL.,, mezi
Union a Kinsman, ie tam 5
pokojd a koupelna nahofe a
to same dole, moderne vse "a
rizeno, kde Sc bere najmu q
horejska $1,000. Dvoiita ga
raz.. Cena $4,000. Atlas Fl
nance Co., 545s Broadway.
Ptejte Sc ma JOS. l.. Mlckov-
sky. 10-1
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"Byla opet pustena ma svo-
bodu; jezto bylo nemozno do
kazati jejl vinu, nezbyvalo
mic jineho, nez uznati jeji ne
vinu. A6koli V jeji svetnici V
kufru bylo nalezeno zlato a
klenoty, kter6 zemrel6 male
zely, prece Sc tim niceho nezi-
skalo. Dionysie oznanila tax
dobre iak a proc il to stara
sluzka dala, re il nebylo lie
povazovati "a zlod6jku. Has
neviny ma jakousi presvedcu-
iici moe, proti niz vysetfovaci
soudce marne bojuje. Ostatnt
rela Dionysie pro sebe verejne
mineni. Ma V Ninvillu mladeho
milovnika, ktery ma V dmyslu
ozeniti Sc i nj, ackoliv jest chu-
da. kdezto on jest synem boha-
teho rolnika
Jak Sc lmehuJe Ieilto ihia-
dy muz?'
"Karel Labome
Toto lmeno 81 zapamatuJi
"Tento statny mladik umel
tax obhajovati syoJl dlvku l
pred soudem pred ostatnlml
lidmi, ze kohecne kazdy tax
mluvll lako Q ma urychiil taA
propusteni ma svcbodu zatcene
divky'
"Zda Sc, re Sc vetml o tuto
mladou divku zaJlmate, pane
doktore2
"Zaiimam Sc vskutku velml
0 nj to lie snadno pochopltl,
protoze isem byl napfed pre-
sweden . ieii nevlne
"Ah - BY JSle take Jediiiih
u jeiich obhajcu, pane dokto-
re-"
"NeobhajoTal Jsem JeJl "a
lezitost pred panem Perrotemi
vysetfovacim soudcem, ktery
Jest mym prltelem I.
"'Mily doktore, dekilji van
"a to. iste ucinil pro pfonysl
Morelovou, ktera Jest tez poo
moi ochranou'
"Jak, pane hrabe, znat'
Morelovou2'
"Jeii mladsi bratr Luclan
lltery mi cd nekollka let pfou
kazoval sluzby neJVetsl d3leHi
tcstI, stal Sc eienem me rodi
ny hledim nan iako ma sveh'
syna; Jest pritelem meho re
L q tez Jeho neJlepslm zahem
Hned lak Dlonysle byla propu
stena ma syobodu, sla do Pal1
ze, by navstivila syeho bratra
Ale opakuii Vam darazne, dol
tore, vse, co Yam zde povldam
jest urceno jen pro vas. Musln
vas y nejduleziteJslch prltlI
prositi 0 podrobne mlcehl
" Muzete Sc uplne spolena
IA mou mltelivost'
''Nemel jsem o teto udalos'
V Grand>alu zadne znamostI
teprye nionysii lsem Sc Dove
del, GO se adalo. JtSte otazkI
~ xrntsfi Ia hA
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PRODA Sc dtlm, 5 pokoju a
zachod dole a 5 pokojd naho-
re, velky lot, puda, sklep. Hla-
ste Sc V els. 1928 zap. SO St.
blize Gilbert skoly. Cena
$4,000. 10-7
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PRODA Sc feznicky a gro
cernl obchod, rohove m1sto,
kde Sc trzi kol $3.50 tJdne a
je pfi mem byt o 5ti pokojich.
Nal6za Sc els. 1922 Superior
Ave. Haste Sc V els. 2621 E.
55. st. 1914
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Dill III.


/.
Jak jsme videli, prichod Di-
onysiin do Pafize umirnil tro
chu bolest Lucianovu. 0pet sc
vzmuzil a znova Sc dal do pra- |
Ice. Neb to nebyl plany slib,
ktery dal sve sestfe; pracoval, |
by pro nj vydelal vybavu. Dio-
nysie milovala byla Ease milo
vana; ponevadz sam nemohl
byti St'asten, tedy pracoval ma
stesti jinych.
Nyni, jezto byl Ease panem
mad sebou stydel Sc oddavatl
Sc tax svemu bolu, nemel jiz
Lucian ony dlouhe hodiny "a
rmutku, ktery jeho pfatelum z
/ poGatku zpasoboval podiveni a
potom starosti. Sebral sc do
vedl ukazati i usmivajici sc
oblicej, by neprozradil zlo,
ktere nosil V srdci. N6kdy pre-
ce pfekvapili jei George a Her
miona jest6 Sc zatemnenym ce-
lem a iako sen pohrizeneho.
"Jest meme smutny", pravi-
la madame Ramelova svemu
choti, "a prece lie videti snad-
no, re mu neco schazi, re jej
neco trapi".
"To jest tez me mlneni".
"Co to asi jest, co ma V hla-
Ive?"
| "Po tom ja Sc taxi, ale ne
nalezam k tomu zadn6 odpo-
vedi".
"Proc ii nesdeli, svemu pri-
tell a mistru, pficinu sveho
zalu?"
"Coz ia VAN ?-Snad jeste ne
pfisla doba duverneho sdele-
MI.
George, snad jest tom Ia
ska, n6jaky roman.
"Tomu bych sc nijak nedl-
vii. mila Mono.
"Ale je-li tomu tax, proc II
nerekne?"
"Je-li tomu tax, tedy Sc mu-
sine domyslit, re ma pficiny,
by tom mlcel'
Ale nam !"
"Ano, mysli snad, re jest
: povinen chovati to taiemstvi'
George a Hermiona, prilis
titlocitni, by Luciano neobtezo-
' vail otazkami, cekali, az by
: sam mlceni, ktere tax zatvrze-
0 lie zachOvaval, pferusil.
: Bee prestani, iak atelie
: ru, tax i jinde, myslil ma svou
n milou Evzenii. a buh sam v
pocet povzdechu, ktere pro n
vychazely prsou Luciano
i, vych.
{ Jak mnohdy, kdyz Sc ma We
a Ger odebral do svetnice, ,plaka
a pro nj horcel "Jsme odloucen
e ma yzdy, uz il nikdy neuvi
i dim -" stenaI. "Coz jsem u
q blizil PAM Lurotove?"
) Marne snaziI Sc cize chovan
panl Luroyove proti nemu $
r Ivysvetliti. Jeho myslenky kro'
zily stale y tomtez kruhu, ami.
le by iej molly opustiti. Vide
pred sebou hadanku. Vzdyck
lie vratil Sc Ease k otaZce: "C
il mohlo madame Lurotovou pc
n hnouti tax Sc mnou jednati
Musim miti nepritele. Ale KITE
,ci reho proc?' Il teto otazk
nevysel.
ii. Sci nekolikrate ulici Beat
To- bourgem. kde domovnice m
u odpovedela: "Nemam Jest
su zadne zpravy o Lurotove a le
10 deer. Ale vite, pane Morele
pripojila madame Grelutoy
ne "zadne zpravy - dobre zpr'
rec wy. - Tato sIova byla pi
err mladeho muze jen planou ut
ell chou.