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sold. A sumptuous repast was also
served at the Tavern.
At . o'clock all assembled in the Bap-
fist church for the program under the di-
rection of Grafton Memorial association,
i. o. Mortified presiding, who extended
in well-chosen words in behalf of the town
cordial welcome TO all. Mrs. ii. G..
Walker rendered pleasing piano solo.
Rev. w. NJ. Walker, ID. d., offered prayer.
Mrs. A. NJ. Butler sang, and poem writ
ten by Mrs. Georgiana Aldrich was read
by Miss Mildred Walker. Mrs Adrich is
a daughter of Grafton and is now living
in TOwnshcnd.
The speaker of the day was Hon. John
Barrett of Washington, ID. c., a native of
Grafton and loyal son. Mr.. Barrett
spoke in a reminiscent vein, which was
highly appreciated by all. A chorus o
young ladies' under the direction of Mrs.
A. NJ. Butler sang and Rev. w. NJ.
Walker, ID. d., delivered an address. A
general 9 contribution of $130 was re-
ceived towards memorial tablet The
exercises closed with the singing of
America.
In the evening a play, Our jim. was
presented in the town hail. those taking
part being Otis Wilson. Fred Prouty,
Harry Wilbur, +. Eaton Merriiield w. f.
Dompier, Dwight Bell, Frank Lewis
IGtuuWtll, <huSuSlu IldhVH, Marie
Merrifield, Elizabeth Wright. All avail
able space in the hall was taken and
more than 100 were turned away. The
play was admirably given. and the audi
ence was very appreciative. Miss Gove's
orchestra added greatly to the pleasure OF
the evening. Dancing was enjoyed until
an early hour.
The prizes for the day were as follows
Team fioat-1st, Grafton Grange, So
I'd, Sunset Camp, $500 honorable men
| ton. Puritan. Automobile, list. Charlie,
| Wright, 50, I'd. Community club, $3.50
honorable mention, the veterans. Horri
bles, list. Negro float. $3.50. ID, Ringing
circus, 81. Single team, list, Daniels pony
cart. So; I'd, Columbus and Isabella, 81
Horseback, list, Wild West rider, 81
honorable mention, the two ladies.
| Great credit is due the committee il
charge, and to all who so generously CAV,
of their time to make the day a success
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WHITINGHAM.

Christine and Irene Barnes of Buck
land visited at Nathan Flynn's and John
Conlcy's this week.
Mrs. David Dix returned Monday from
Troy, n. ", where she went to attend
the funeral of her sistcr-in-law.
Brigham Morse of Athol is visiting his
brother. Archie Morse. and at the home
of his mother, Mrs. Abbie Morse.
Mr.. and Mrs Porter Carrier and daugh-
ter. Dorothy. and Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Carrier attended the Old Home day at
IIawley, Mass, last Saturday. j. X. Gil
lett took them in his car.
Dorothy Hathaway of bennington is
visiting friends in town. She is engaged
to teach in Connecticut the following year.
Her sister, Pauline also visited few
days with Clair Graves recently.
Thada, the little girl at Gerald Wheel
er's, cut her arm badly when scythe
fell in the barn where she was playing,
striking her on the arm. DIR. Walsh was
in the village at the time and dressed the
wound.
The spare tire was stolen off Arthur
Dcmming's Ford car last Saturday night
and Mrs. Blanche Mitchell also lost the
spot light off her car the same night
while attending the dance at Green Noun
tain hall.
There was IA large crowd at the field
day in South Nottingham Tuesday.
Many old townspeOple were home for the
day. Among them were Mr.. and Mrs
Addison Taintor of Greenfield and SON.
Allie, and his wife and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adm Plumb and daughter, Ethel, Mr.
and Mrs. John Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Buffum.
Oramel Bickford of Greenfield was in
town calling on old friends and neighbors
Saturday. lie took Mr.. and Mrs. q. w
Kentiield to North Adams and back Sat.
urday afternoon in his automobile fol
Mr. Kentfield to consult DIR. Stafford con
corning trouble he is having with on,
of his legs caused by bruise earlier il
the summer. The doctor says Mr.. Kent
field will have to be in bed some time tC
ALLOW the wound to heal.
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The music by the Grafton band under
the able leadership of Harry Farnswortb
added much to the success of the day.
The judges for prizes were Mrs. A. IL.
Ncill of Saxtons River, James Duncan
of New York city and Edwin Hamilton
of Cambridge, Mass
The streets were throngcd with visitors
from far and near, and old associations
were renewed by, many after long years
noon, Grafton vs.. Townshend, resulted in
victory for the visiting team, score to 1.
Miss Madeline Dreamer of Newport is
q guest of Miss Roma Barlow.
James Duncan of New York is Il guest
of his brother, j. i. Duncan.
Miss Phcbe Walker is camping with a
party of friends mt Lake Placid, n. Y.
Il. II. Bcmis of Yorba Linda Cal, is a
guest of his sister. Mrs. w. Il. i. Walker.
NJ. p. Morse and son, NJ. =. Morse. jr.,
| returned to their home in Randolph Mon
| day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Halliday and son,
Ralph are occupying ii. :. Leonard S
house a short time.
Mrs. Glazier, who had been a guest of
her sister. Mrs. Eta Hail. returned to
| Westminster West Monday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Ayers of Hebron
n. Y, who were here for Old Home day,
have returned to their home.
Mrs. $. II. Morse of Minneapolis left
Monday for her summer home in Holden
Mass before returning to Minnesota.
| Charles Daniels of Chicago and NJ. p.
Morrssey of Morrissey. Utah, who had
been at Cabot lodge few days, left town
Wednesday.
Mrs. Martha Converse Wright of North.
ampton. Mass, has been spending a few
days at f. c. Palmer's. She was here for
Old Home day.
The play, Our Jim. given at the town
hall the evening of Old Home day, was
presented at Barber park Wednesday eve
ming
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. =. Morse and Mr. and
| Mrs. f. Eaton Mortified attended the
ball game at Alstead Saturday-Graftor
VS.. Alstead, the former winning 8 to )
Rev. w. M. Frcemantle of Philadelphia
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HINSDALE, N. H.
MAN AND WIFE ARRESTED.
Peter Stepnowssi Charged with Threat
to KilI-Wife Had Revolver.

Peter Stcpnowski was arrested Mon.
day night in Hinsdale on a charge of
assault and threatening to kill. His
wife, Mary, also was taken in custody,
charge being lodged against her for
carrying concealed weapon. The ar
rests were the result of u fracas in
front of Stepnowski's meat market. 1t
IN alleged that Stepnowski first used a
butcher knife which he welded menac-
ingly at members of the Redding fam
lily and then telephoned his wife to
bring along revolver.
Stcpnowski contends that the Red.
dings came to his market door and
asked him to come outside and have a
talk with him. He says he complied
with their request and that they Jumped
upon him He admits he had knife
in his hand at the time, and that later
he telephoned his wife to bring him q
revolver because he was afraid to go
home without protection. Mrs. step
nowsk was arrested when she was
found toting SO calbre revolver in a
paper bag.
The arrests were made by Officer. Il
c. Browning and assistants. Some time
ago Stepnowski was arrested for threat,
eninp to get" Officer Browning, and
Judge Pierce ordered him to furnish
500 bonds to keep the peace for SIX
months. The man and his wife were
taken to Keene Monday night the hus-
band being detained at the. station
while Mrs Stepnowski was freed on
bail of $500
At hearing before Judge Pierce. in
the Winchester court Wednesday night
pleas of not guilty were entered for MT
and Mrs. Stepnowsk by their counsel
Attorney Joseph Madden of Keene
County Solicitor Roy Pickard appeared
for the state Judge Pierce fined Step
nowski So and costs on the charge of dis
turbing the peace and sentenced him t,C
30 days in Jail at Manchester for assault
He fined Mrs. Stepnowski $40 on the
charge of carrying a concealed weapon
An appeal in each case was taken by AT
torney Madden to the October term o.
the superior court.
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GRAFTON.
Grnfton's Old Home Day.

Old Home day in Grafton, Aug. II,
will ever be remembered as day filled
with pleasure to all who were so fortu-
nate az to participate in it. Sunny skies
made an ideal day. The parade was one
of the best ever seen in this section and
formed at lower end of the town. f.
Eaton Mcrrifield was marshal of the day.
Many beautifully decorated automo-
biles and floats were in line led by the
Grafton corpet band This was followed
by NJ. L. Morse's automobile with G. w.
Adams carrying the American flag repre-
|senting the Civil war, and Chester Butler
representing the World war, also Miss
Mildred Walker, as Red Cross nurse and
Miss Cynthia Palmer as Salvation Army
lassie. Next came Mrs. Charles Danicls's
automobile driven by Harry Wilbur as
Uncle Sam. and containing Fred PrOuty
William Colburn and Joseph Wyman, vet.
Grams of the Civil war. This was fol
lowed by Miss s. Il. Daniels's automobile
with Community club officers attended by
number of young girls. each holding a
ribbon attached to car. Charles Wright's
ucts and animals found in Vermont. D.
X. Zellers car, A. ii. Holdcn's, VIII
Holdcn's. which carried children, and Guy
Blood's followed in order.
Among the floats was one by the
Grange. representing an old-fashionet
home, driven by George Hall. Log Cabin
| float of Peter Goodrich, Fishers Sunset
camp of children, Puritan float, Indiar
float, Columbus and Isabella.
| The teams were Mrs. o. L. Wilson's
with children. +. y. Danicls's pony ant
Judge Cabell's pony.
| Horse back riders were Mrs. Rutl
Jones and Hazel Howe of Grafton ant
Louis Marshall of Eagle ranch, Bartons
vile.
The procession came up Main street t.
the common. going around the square
three times to the Tavern, where it dis
banded. Sports were then INDUCED in
Dinner was served by the Federated
lchurch, in the chapel, and 242 tickets wer
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GrattOn-Passeneau.

A very pretty church wedding took
place Monday morning, Aug. -. in st.
Joseph's church, when Miss Ruth Del
phine Passeneau, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Camille Passeneau of this town,
was married to Leo Grafton, son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Grafton of Ware, Mass. n
double ring ceremony was performed by
Rev. Father L. 5. Cahill. rector of the
church. The Bridal March from Lohen-
grin was played by Miss Athena Belle
veau, church organst. The bride was at
tired in white silk crepe de chine. She
also wore a bridal veil and carried bOu-
quet of bride roses. Her travelling suit
was blue beaded trcotine. with blue
silk hat to match. Her reception dress
was grey silk crepe de chine. The brides
maid was Miss Eva Grafton, sister of
the bridegroom. She wore a pale pink
silk georgette dress and carried pink
roses. The best man was Ernest Graf
ton. brother of the bridegroom.
After the ceremony the bridal couple
returned to the home of the brides par
ents. where bountiful dinner was
served to 40. The bride, who was O
graduate of the local high school class
of 1920, had as guests at the dinner the
members of her class, besides relatives
and friends.
Mr.. Grafton is n graduate of Bay
Path Institute of Springfield, Mass. and
is employed in the Office of the Hinsdale
Paper Mfg. Co.
MIR. and Mrs Grafton received many
pretty gifts, including five $40 gold
pieces.
After two-wecks' wedding trip to
Niagara Falls Mr.. and Mrs. Grafton will
stop at the home of Mr.. Gratton's par
ents in Ware, Mass, where they will
be given reception.
The brides gift to the bridesmaid was
a string of gold beads. and the bride
grooms gift to the bride was a gold wrist
watch.
Relatives and friends from Springfield
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Major
of Manchester, n. H.. also attended the
wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Grafton are to
live with the hride'S narentS
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is at the Tavern for the month of August
and will occupy the Congregational pull
pit next Sunday and the following Sun
day.
Rev. DIR. Lathrop, Mrs. Lathrop and
Frederic of New Haven. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie white of Jamaica, l.. l., the Misses
'Lydon and l.. Walsh of poston are at
Maplewood.
Mrs. and Mrs. NJ. =. Morse and Mr..
and Mrs. +. Eaton Mortified went to
Woodstock Aug. II where Mr.. Morse
played on the Randolph ball team against
Woodstock, Randolph winning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. l.. Walker and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddeus Park returned
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Disturbed Peace at Dance.

The Greenfield Recorder published the
following concerning two Hinsdale men
in its issue of Thursday. Aug. II:
michael IvcrS and Charles Enright
of Hinsdalc. n. H., were arraigned in
the district court this morning and found
guilty of disturbing the peace at North
field last night. They were fined $40
each The Mortified Grange has been
running a series of dances which have
been we'll managed and greatly enjoyed.
Last night, it is alleged. the defendants
came down from Hinsdale to attend the
dance and being intoxicated started
trouble A constable of Mortified,
Lucky o. Clapp. was present and made
the complaints. He stated to the court
that the young men came in and wanted
to fight Mr.. Ivcrs has damaged optic
received in fsticuff encounter. Deputy
Sheriff Doanc was called at midnight to
help quell the disturbance. He arose
and grabbing his club FASTENED to the
town hall in neglgee attire. Order was
soon restored"
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Oliver Hale is ill.

Oliver Hale is ill.
Rennie Mason of Wollaston, Mass, is
visiting relatives.
Miss Ruth Sabin of Bellows Falls, w.
is visiting relatives here.
David Bell and family visited re.
Gently in Andover, Mass
Fred ]. Cantlin and family of Lebanon
visited friends here Tuesday.
Mrs. Paul A. Maginnis is visiting rela
tives in South Vernon, Mass.
Jason Wright and Fred Leonard were
in Boston the last of the week.
Ruth Davis of Greenfield, Mass, is
with her mother for the summer vaca
ton.
Miss Doris Wellington recently visited
her sister, Mrs. Gale Tuttle, in Spot
ford. = ~.
Miss Elsie NJ. Shook and Miss Minnie
Maginnis have been in Boston a few
days.
Ira Sessions and family of Newport
VT, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George ii
Bailey.
Mrs Albert Lantz has been entertain
ing her sister from Mortified, Mass, {
few days.
Mrs. Helen Jeffords is entertaining
Mrs. j. A. Noon and daughter, Barbara
of Boston.
Miss Irene Robertson is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Harry E. Jeffords in Plymouth
this state.
Miss Elizabeth Jackson of Norwalk
Conn, was guest last week at Francis
Stricklaud's.
Ed. Walker and two children of Leeds
Mass, are visiting his parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs II. Walker.
Mrs. Clinton Hall of Pinecastle. Fla.
was a guest last week of Mr.. and Mrs
l.. III. Davenport.
Miss Marshall of Whitnsville. Mass
is visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Henry G. Holland.
Miss Mildred Simpson of Campton is
guest of Mrs. Grace Wellington an,
Miss Nina Wellington.
Miss Minnie Glayback of Greenfield
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Friday from 10-days automobile trip
through Vermont to the White Mountains
Their first stop was at Montpelier. where
Mr.. Walker attended the undcrtakers'
convention. The trip took them aS far
north as Canada and through the entire
White Mountain region; also a visit to
Lake Winnipsaukee and Concord, y. II.
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Card of Thanks.

Grafton Grange desires, in this way,
to thank each and everyone who in any
manner contributed to the, success Of
Old Home day.
Grafton, Aug. IL, 1921.
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Dr.. S,neraI pro sebeurcenl

Dr.. S,neral pro sebeurceni
Mad'arG. 4 Kosic, u. cervna.
Komunisticka strana V Kosi-
cich konala dnes dopoledne We
fejnou schdzi, ma kter6 pro-
mluvil DIR. B. Smeral. Schuze
,byla zahajena zakoncena
zpevem mad'arskych pisni.
Pfedsedal senator Drab. DR..
ISmeral mezi jinym prohlash,
re Mad 'afi mali pravo ma sebe
lurceni a re ceSti komuniste V
tomto ohledu je budou podpo-
rovati. Dale prohlasil, re ko-
munist6 jsou pro zachovani sou
krom6ho majetku strednihc
rozmeru.
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ku ZtYaVenI
prriijemnych

dvoudenich prazdnin Ultra
a V pondeli, dne 3. a 4. Ger
vence doporucujeme ysem
9fiznivcdm a ct. zakazni-
ctvu strizniho obchodu "a
Koudelu', 4735 Broadway
a ct. vefejnosti vdbec, sd-
castneni Sc Narodni Slavno-
sti nasich legionaru, pofa-
dane v ceskoslovensk6 osa-
le Libby Gardens pofa-
latelstvi pfejeme mnoho
zdaru a vyletnikI!na nil6Ac
pobavenil
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Mezinarodni kulturnl

Y poslednich dnech byla V Pra-
re zalozena Mezinarodni kul-
turni liga, ktera vytkla 81 "a
ukol sbliziti vespolek dusevni
a fysick6 pracovniky cel6ho
sveta, odstranovati East mezi
narody a tim prispivati k roz-
sireni mezinarodniho kulturnl-
no spolecenstvi. Provolan1 ligy
vyzyva ke spolupraci vsechny
mlrumilovn6 cinitele, jednotliv
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8 lehkou ironii. "Myslil jsem, ze
uslysIm z ust vasich, re V Inn
sbruku Sc yam libiw
Jenny tento vYsm6ch v hla-
Sc jeho neusel Margarethe, al
posplsila 81 odpov6deti: "Kaz-
de misto muze byti rajem, ale
andele nesmi schazeti, pane
Kingtone."
Guy zat'al zuby, nebot' jejl
slova vysmeSna byla prom bod
nutim dykou.
Zatim dosli do mal6ho lesi-
ka, kde obycejna costa dstila,
kde lesni vzduch siIu svou ST.
I'll a mysli lidske ochlazoval.
Marguerite posadila Sc ma
zvraceny pen lesni. "Jsem una
vena," pravila. "Nestarejte Sc
0 mne; nemohu dale jiti ne
mann chutip'
,Kingtonovi ami nenapadlo,
by il opustil, ale posadil Sc rov
nez ma zvraceny strom, j ma
proti a zraky sv6 pevne uprel Y
jeii tvar. Divka odvratila obli-
tei svilj cd neho. V okamziku
tomto byla uchvatne krasna.
Jeii modry Sat tesn6 prilehal
ku krasnym tvarum jejim, sla-
mneny klobouk rozkoSne uni
stem byl ma zlatokadefav6 hla-
We. z duse Guyovy prchla We
skera rozmrzelost' a hluboky
vzdech ,vyvinul Sc 2 prsou ieho.
''Proc osud urval mi jeji Ia
sku?" pravil k sobe,
"Budete provazeti mas do
Svycarska?" otazala Sc ho ma
llle Marguerite.
Kington rychle povstal po
krocil k nj. "Dosud jsem Sc ne
rozhodl,' vyrazil ze sebe. "Pre
iete ST vskutku, bych yami ce
stcval?'
Opet bylo neco nejisteho
lieiim hlase, co mocne srdce je-
/ il ohrozilo. Y prvnim okamzi-
ku chtela mu odpov6deti: "A
no, pojd'te S nami; bylo by M
smutno bez yas!" Rychle Vsak
dostavila Sc litost, jak Sc "a
pomina a prohreSuje proti Lee
sterovi a odpoyed6la: "Zda1
ia 81 pref? Tot prece zavis
iedine ma vas samem?"
Mela oblicei odvraceny a ne
spatrila, jak po slovech jeiicF
ma smrt zbledl.
Hrdost' jeho byla hluboc'
| urazena. opanovaV sc, odpo
v6del chladn6: "Kdyz vSechnt
dobre rozvazim, toz davan
prednost Parizi pred Svycar
skem."
Odpov6d' tato Ease pfekva
pila il; on spatril to a zajasa
Y duchu triumfem.
Jeste teze noci nastoupi
Guy zpatecni cestu k Parizi
rodina Farnsworthova druh6h'
Ultra t6z vydala Sc ma dalS
vylet.
Dorazili do Svycarska.
"Margarethe! mela's kd
tuseni, ze ma svet6 isou ia
krasna mista jako toto zde?'
volala Natalie RuthvenoVa
: vstupuiic do pokoie Margare
: thina, iez u okna stala a sniv
: patrila Y uchvatnou divoko
, krasu pfirodni, ktera pred zra
/ koma jeiima Sc rozvijela po II
6 rach, stranich d udolich sv5
4 carskych.
: "Ano, zde jest pfekrasne !
odpov6dela oslovena obrat
: la Sc ku sve pi'itelkyni. ia
: vesele a st'astn6 vyhlizis dne.
A Natalie! Co te potkalo?"
: "Nic! Chester a ia vratl
jsme Sc iiz prochazky,' odv
: tia tato malym uzardenln
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ZVLAASTNi
UPOZ,ORlVENI

Dovoluji 81 oznamiti ct. We
fejnosti, ze jsem otevfel
kloboucnicky obchod V els.
6O33 Broadway proti ylllar-
ne, kde nam ma slllade yse-
no druhu muzsk6 klooliky a
kter6 zhotovuji t6z na "a
kazku a stare pred6lavam.
barvim a opravuji. NaSe dll-
na Sc naleza V {. 36A1 E
49 uL., veznlete-li E. 55 St
karu ia vas doveze az k dill
ne. Drzim ma sklad6 nej-
lepsi klobouky "a ceny vel.
mi mirn6 neb ie sami Wy.
rabime. Je to jedina cesk$
dina v Cleyeladu.
Sluzbovolny
FRANK STEPKA
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SYN GUVERNERUV.
Prbeh re amerckeho cd H. Pera Pfeloz Jan Fuck


Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
vypuditi z duSe sve obraz div
ky, ktera dust jeho. bouri prud-
kou naplnila, tim vice ma nj
myslil.
Kdyz Q nenadani potkal il
cizine, prvnfm rozhodnutim je-
no bylo, by tise il minul a pred
nj z Tyrolska ustoupil, V dru-
hem vsak okamziku rozhodl
Sc jinak, zGstal, uminiv 81, re
povede 81 vuci nj pfatelsky, u
sluzne a ze dokaze il, jak lho-
stejnou mu je, jako ostatnl.
Veren tomuto predsevzeti po
deset dni opatrne vail kazde
slovo sve, nez-li vyrkl je pred
nj, a prece zdalo Sc mu, re
Margarethe vypatrati musila
Ear jeho, pod popelem chlad-
nosti salajici. Nyni vsak,. kdyz
slySel Cd bratra jejiho 0 nesmir
ne lasce jeji, pozbyl veskere
rozvahy, vycital 81, re lepe mel
city sve tajiti, nez-li cinil V
poslednich techto deseti dnech.
Proc lepe jsem Sc netajil?'
pravil k sobe. Toto vitezstvi
nem6l jsem il doprati. Zajiste
il to lahodilo, kdyz seznala, re
Ipouhe jeji objeveni a nekolika
denni spolecnost jeji opetne ma
de mnou zvit6zila. Kdybych byl
jednal opatrn6ji, zajiste bych
il byl pohneval, re jsem obraz
| ieji re srdce sveho vypudil. Oh,
zameSkane muslin nahraditi,
mne musi Sc to podariti. Oh,
Margarethen' y pravil polona-
hlas, prudce prechazeie po po-
kcji. "Kez bys mne milovala,
iako ia teber'
Po chvili Septal pred sebe
"Do Svycarska mann il prova-
lzet? Proc? Proc neprcham z
blizkosti jeji. Pro mne zajist6
bude nejlepe, kdyz odjedu do
Pafizel AvSak nikoliv! Necht'
rozhodne, mam-li odjeti, nebo
do Svycarska il provazeti."
Margarethe zam6stnana by
la psanim nekolika dopisu. Ca
st6ji, nez-li kdykoliv iindy
vracely Sc jeji mySlenky ku Le-
sterovi, byla smutnejSi, neil
: kdy drive.
Posledni tyden byla veselej'
: 81, nez-li jak "a mozne povazo
: vala po one hrozne rane osudu
/ ze kdy bude. Nyni vZpominajiC
ma prozite dny, karala Sc, zt
: zapominala caste na Lestera
ienz opuSt6n zajiste smutnil {
. verne ma nj myslil. Prudka eel
ven rozlila Sc po tvari jeji pf'
a vzpomince, ze minuleho dine
0 lese po boku Guyov6 stejne 81
Y smala laskovala, jake bezsta
/ rostna Natalie a re po vesel6n
: onom dnu usnula, aniz by vzpo
e minku v6novala Lesterovi.
u Nysledek tohoto il Zahanbu
Il jiciho uvazovani byl: Guy j.
i ySeho vinen, on iediny jest to
no puvodcem. Jak mohu vzpo
i minat ma Lestera, kdyz jeh'
o nam stale ma ocich, kdyz OF
4 yodi mne ma prochazky, mn
IL bavi a Sc namaha, ien abycI
Il ma uboheho Lestera zapomne
e la?"
a A nasledek premitani to
y hoto byl, ze druheho dne uvi
:, tala Guye ledovou chladnosti
e ieho tim skoro k zoufani prive
dla.
E. "Slecno Margaretho, nepfa
1. Ia byste 81 jiti Sc mnou Ma pre-
.e chazku?" tazal sc Kington.