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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-07

FOR SALE-6 roo n house in y,,d
condition, 'no1e,n tiumhio,y
nsnts' paved street and ment
walks. Located ct 1859 Center
street. Furniture goes with p,aca
Price $500. $1,000 will bandIs
We write fire irsuctnce. W II
Grabenhorst & Co., 275 State
street. Eo
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-07
For Sale Houses

REAL BARGAINS room moa
ern home, large lot, paved streot
cement walks. flll basement
win furnace. Located nea. Stsre
on l4th street. Price $4,000 for
Few days only. THIS is reai
buy. We write fire Insurance
w. II. Grabenhorst & Co 275
State street. sto
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-07
For SaIe-MisceHaneOus

MANURE delivered. Cali 1911. mss
FOR SALOONS ska drop avn
ing at 1856 State St e5S
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-07
Z = II 7 7 VHU
-e5 State st.

fHdeperdence post Of the Amer
a. legion is 70 have an auxiliary.
enfy-sfx women have signed the
lplication for a charter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-07

SOME GOOD INVESTMENTS
30 acres choice river bottom
land near Salem, 6 acres logo MS.
Snap, $S200, easy terms.
Nice y acre tract, good build
ings, berries and prunes, good road
close in. $500.
z room plastered house, 3 fine
lots on car line. $4,000.
GOOD, nearly new 2-ton truck to
sell or exchange for Salem prop
erty.
Money to loan on good security.
Loans, Investments. exchanpas
PERRINE & MARSTERS
211-12 Gray bldg. ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-07

/ Porflsor or near pavement
|holss. '-sqd ana and Eugene. = a
'ass rs-s.i yiii one acre up,
b, ,ssisn TsisH soil, with plen-
II,setiTe good buildings
aresg F nome surround
rsaooks ] L Buell., Rt. box i,
Ii is2
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-07

H., beautifuI 1T-I,,
p is~r,,,F Feproducing ME =
,lIleent plays an .r az
EaEsEi'n of Of such artists
seans5, HoImann, Bu-
tbs etc. As We
srs off, piano by the
r. TslI,1-rg = 9 it at 4 sac
oSi;e -. III South
Want ---,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-07

room house. full basement,
good lot on N. Liberty. $4,000.
double house on N. Winter. some
furniture, $4,000.
= rooms, modern EXCEPT furn.
ace, N. Winter, $1,000.
7 room house, large lot, plenty
of fruit. $4,000.
A good place near Marion Square
at $4,000.
8 rooms on N. 18th ST., at $2s00
3 rooms, large lot, on S. 18th st.
at $4,000 - ''
rooms. 2 lots, modern except
furnace, $4750.
We. have some well located lots
at attractive prices.
t.f FARMS
40 acres miles from Salem. 15
acres of bearing prunes, good six
room house, fair out buildings
ABOUT 10 acres of timber and pas
turet Price $12,50O: will take
mouse in Salem as first payment.
81 acres miles from Salem. 6
acres of logans, small house, all
buildings new and in good condi-
ton. $500.
lsS acres, miles from Crab
Tree, 100 acres under cultivation
rair buildings. SOS per acre.
LAFLAR G. LAFLAR Agents
406-7 Oregon bldg, Salem, or. NJ
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-07

: rol,a uh my small Iarm
GssS ,s rs. and will sell NV
|orss' mare; mare; in foal to Sim.
/ broo~@e ~e'ght 1900. cheap.
'elear N, mare. First house
road east of pave
esq
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-14
THIEVES Who ENTERED
GALLOWAY STORE HAVE.
NOT BEEN APPREHENOEO.

The two men masked with hand
kerchiefs over he lower part of their
faces. who entered the grocery store
of Dick Galloway at 521 G street
southeas recently and relieved the pro
priotor of about $50 IN cash and am
other nan who was in the store Of
ABOUT $50 have. not been Apr hendeo.
The victims relating the uffair stated
that they were seated beside the s.ove
when one Of the thieves entered he
store and covering them with II re,
volver commanded them to hold UP
their hands one of ths mep imnedi-
ately complied, but Galloway began 10
laugh and at first thought the intruder
was a friend playing some sort. of n
prank. However, his friend told him to
throw up his hands as "the masked
fellow meant business" "D-r right
mean business" exclaimed the HI
jacker and Galloway threw up his
hands. \ companion Of the ihicf then
qXtered the store, also armed with an
automatic revolver, and while one Of
the thieves covered thc men sAe other
relieved them of their money.
During the proceeding of robbine
the men, one of the outlaws said
Don't take all they've got An We
want is enough to eat on and get out
OF toYn." However. the hghwayman
who went through tile pockets of the
men took every cent they had.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-14
100 LATE TO CLASSIC Y

and their members, and between un-
ions and employers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-14
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
Humble Oil ~ Refining Company will
on the 2lst day of January, 1921 at
10 O'Clock n. m, apply to the Cor
poration Commission of the State
Of Oklahoma. for a permit 10 purchase
the royalty oil, If in its judgment it
is desirable to do SO, and TO transport
through its pipe line said royalty oil
and that of its partners, to its stor-
age tanks at the Healdton oil field in
Carter County, Oklahoma, and If such
acts should make it come within the
common carrier act and common pur-
chaser act of the State OF Oklahoma,
it will ask the Corporation Commits
sion TO exempt ii from said two acts.
II wishes to have the privilege of
storing or purchasing said oil from
all leases operated by it in what is
commonly known as the Healdton
Hewitt and Fox fields in Carter coun-
", Oklahoma. The hearing on the
petition for such exemption will be
had before the Corporation Commits
sion at the Capitol in Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma. on said date. ADV.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-14
LOCAL AND COUNTY
AFRO-AMER|CAN CLUB
FORMED LAST NIGHT

In accordance with call issued
for IA mass meeting of the negroes OF
Ardmore and Carter county, under
the auspicies of Afro-America Pro-
grcssive Association, large gathering
OF citizens met last night and per-
fcctod local organization with s.
NJ Dilar1, chairman, ard II ID. Daily
secretary
A committee appointed to report
on permanent officers for the county
selected the following; 9. IL. Holmen,
president; NJ. l.. Mason, vice-president;
X. d. Daily, secretary; Il. II. Allen
treasurer: j. 4. Anderson, assistant
treasurer; j. s. Young, auditor dis
trct representatives II. NJ. Mckissic'
d. y. Yates and Walter Taylor. y
committee on bylaws and constitu-
ton was appointed to report Saturday
January 80 at 2:S0 p, m. at the NJ.
Il. Church
Resolutions expressing appreciation
for notices through the daily press
were adopted.
short talks were made by ID. H.
Bealie, j. A. Anderson, Rev Shaw
and others.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-14

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Inc senate Noted Yesterday lhe op
p'oPlI'uo" VI FloV'VVo ior ucir'N '',N
me expenses OIL the sesSi"h' ol'N
V,'c hiV'i'pei, senator Harry u'',,s~'
VI H'""' No'iis "sa''s' .ie pii' =
Vo'e came ater the pill had o''''
""N N"''c'o anu Pa'eu Oh us l'SH'''''
II, ,a,o,.,ol rjas',',',.. 1850, go, ,,'
d,o +o on oNt"o,,o, ~, oor.ry 49,
.n',,l.s to th1s fo,,,, 81 n,.-,I,,..
s.no,or Wra,lana,, r,.oI,,i..n 80 l,e.
c,,ali,,, Sonatom Sfophsrrnn w ~.
"a .. tha cor.,,trtion,l nroy,s,on.
'"No r,or,nor or ,ho logisIat,ro shol,
a,,,ior H. tor,, 70, ,,bict ho ,ros
a,aatH5 ha onno,ntad -, o,,,tod IA
or,, ofs,os or 'co,nn,i.sio6 :, ,ho stat,
u,ioh sbou hoyo hoon crootod .or the
n,,,,,,,,,,o,,ts ~ ,,,hio, sholI b.,,o han
i,,r,,oa,ad d,,r,,e, hi, t,,,,, 80 ofc,ce
MOI, sboll nnv ,oomher recoivo onv
ounointmant from tbe rovarnor the
gororror o,,d sonnto or iron, tbe leg.
islatnro dnr;no tbo form for which
ho shall have becn elected" Senator
AlcPherren was appolntod brleadicr.
general Of the national guard last
week. Mc'hcrrcn says the oonstI'
tutional inhibition does not apply
as he receives no pay from The state
ana oh'y receives pay "heh OH uu.S
inc reso'"''on was III" oN'' ''N'''
Wv ''''''
senator N"i''ce leSoiu'ioi' VI ".
previous uaS 10 uiSe"' 7ei'"'o,
ileilsic! ol r-i heho was ."''cu vi
yesteruoS anu 'eieiiou ~ ,,'e e'''
iiii'tee ol ,cs"i iu' u'iSo'S' ~ -
por'eu W" "ii"oe - ptVp'ieu ~ ,'"''ei e,',
ulsqu'i1iSins ''S0'u''0''' 'e'''i'' A0"'
o'ncr Seiii'oiS'
Oo"''''.''0o on JuuiOi ~
POI 'Tu ~ o'''D's $50 u''s' ~, ~ n,n,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-14
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,
GIVES INNESTiG ATING COM
MlrTEE \ FREE REIGN

Continued From Page Ope)
big fellows" have been informed by
their underground" system OF COM.
munication that the move to delay
taxes was on foot and they have held
off and are getting the use OF tht
money that the state should, have.
So thc verbal battle ragged. ", !
Holloway, Democrat, of Hugo, fin
ally suggested that a matter of this
importance should not be settled Oft
band. but should he carefully cor
sldarld by the committees Of bJth
houses IN conference Davidson mad.
The further suggestion that since the
senate was so divided ON the mat
ter, the resolution could not be pass.
I'd with the emergency would not
become effective for 90 days, and
would be OF little value then. Many
senators having broken into the
record by this time the original mo.
tion to refuse 10 concur In the amend
mont and refer It TO conference was
voted upon and passed.
Something Of a tempest in a tea
pot was the controversy resulting
from the attempt of II. L. WooG
Republican floor leader to get into
the record what he termed correct
account Of his attitude toward miner
ity representation on committees.
Senator Woods made motion In the
early part of the session that three
Republican senator's be placed on
the committees on committees to AZ
range Republican representation on
standing committees. The next day
ne withdrew the motion, stating. in
effect, that the Republicans OF tae
house would not make the same con.
ccssion to the Democrats as the Re
pulllcans of the senate wished the
Democrats TO make to them. II
seems Senator Davidson, speaking fol
the committee on committees, was
willing to give the Republican senu
tors committee representation ir pl0'
portion TO their numbers, if the ma
jority in the house would do lilt
same for their minority; but hous
Republicans were not willing 20 Cd
this, At any rate, Woods yesterday
claimed the senate journal did not
properly present the circumstances
connected with his withdrawal of TIE
motion, and offered a motion TO COZ
rect the journal A point c: o'deI
was raised to the motion, and Prosi'
dent Trapp sustained the pcint
Woods then asked to inscit IN thl
Journal on a point of personal & iyl-
logc, statement regarding "a '0u'
dent: The statement was rer! hGt
again a point Of order was raised
that this was not properly u mater
OF personal privilege. and asa I the
chair sustained the objection. Then
Woods asked that the rules L. slls-
pended. A vote was taken, and tie
rules were suspended. davidson
moved the vote be reconsidoieo but
a point of order was raised against
his motion, as he had voted mo. and
the chair sustained this objection
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-14
JUDGE CHAMPION HANDS
DOWN TWO DIVORCES DEGREES

Judge r. w. Champion handed
down two DEGREES for divorce yes
tcrday. They We're: Leila Prince from
Sim Prince In her petition, the plain
tiff alleged extreme cruelty and abuse.
The matter of alimony and custody OF
child in this ease were settled out
of court.
Helen Ruth Evans was granted a
divorce from John II, Evans, and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-14
Important Meetings
Scheduled For Week
EridaY

FrIday
Presbyterian Church: The men or
First Presbyterian church and con-
gregation friends will be entertained
at supper. at the church Friday night
at $50 o'clock.
Saturday
Court House: An important meet
ing of those interested in the proposed
Done Grove-Healdton road Will be
held at the cour, house at l o'clock
Saturday afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-14
FIGHTING BOB" At
THE PALACE TONI CHIT

Fighting Bob" Sawn. who has
been in the city several days talking
against socialism and other matters
along this line, Is scheduled to speak
tonight at the Palace Theatre. No
extra charges will be made.
An unusually good picture, Dang
erous Business" featuring Constance
Talmadge will be shown Mr.. Sawns
talk will be given between the
shows.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-14

was awarded the custody Of chil1
Wvbnn Brooks The plaintiff in thl9
case had abandoned her claim ior
money Judgment and alimony !
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-14
LEGAL NOTICE

After January Il, all debts con-
tracted by Butterick SchoN Of Dane
ing of Ardmore. Oklahoma, will be
assumed by John Il. Cox. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-14

The teachers certificate Of W. NJ.
dated school at Harrah, was revoked
the other day by the state board OF
education Improper relations with
boy pupils were charged against the
superintendent. Ills wife, who is an
attorney, represented her husband At
the hearing and cross-eXanincd wit
nesses. Robert Woods, assistant At
torney-general, conducted the prose
cution, Forrest Hughes. county at
torncy Of Oklahoma county, was pres
cnt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-14
Saturday
SaleN0.1

EIRST of a series of weekly savings. You will gail
Il in dollars and cents if you watch these Friday ads
of No telling which Saturday the very thing you
need may be specialized Is this the one?
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-04

Mrs. Hite Adams, OF, is dead
at f:icholasville.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-27
Osetruje veskere nemoci
muzu, zen n ditek

kataru aaludetnIm chorobam ss
scnuje obzvlastni pozornost
Frpite-h katarom. pfiid'te nechts
SO Vysetfih Nemocni chorobQu po-
nekud napadepi mou nv 80 uchoplti
pfilezitosu 1eho navsttvy. Navstvte
lei budeto Lspokoieni Jestn "a lest
vas ptipad neyyletitelug. fekne VAN
ak bez okolkn poradf Vsm " ne
shoJitelnostL zadng chorobnS mus
neb zena nem6n by zameskati pora-
lil Sc tfmto specialistou.
Jste-n postizenl rheumatlsmem, ner.
vosou, vodnatelaosl otokem rukou
neb nohou, nesnazeni jater, srdce,
slaRosti neryd net 1inou chorobou sla-
bostni. jste-li zsinal9. trpftei zavra.
q, nechuti x jidu, zhcpou nozazivno-
ST padoucnicf neb 5aludecnImi strey
aimi nepofadkS, pfijd'te dr.. snellovl.
Mate-H skvtny. krevnf. koani neh
vlasovy neduh. prntrz neb zlatou sllu.
yae sc & 0spechem leCi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-27

Zeme nevychladne. Prof. r.
A. Milliken, vynikajici fysik
university chicaask6 vyklada,
ze teploty zemske stale pfiby-
va. Die letoSnich veder leckdo
10y tomu uveril bez v6dec-
kych dukazu. Die prof. Milli-
kena muzove yedy davno uz Sc
vzdali nazoru, ze Sc slunca
stale vice ochlazuie; nebof
slunce jest tax stare, ze az by
muscle byti Ma rampouch. Pra-
menem slunecniho tepla Jest q
velke casti cinnost radiova. le
znamo, re rozpad radia v olo-
vo vydava 300,000krat tolik
tepla, jakoby vydalo spaleni
stejneho mnozstvi uhli. Geo
logov6 pax Soudi, ze ma million
castek, zemske hmoty pfipa-
dali 2 castky latek radio-ak-
tivnich. Je-li tomu tax, soudf
prof Milliken, pall "a 100 mil
lionu let stoupne temperature
zemskeho iadra 1900 stupnu
Celsia. Teplo takove vsak sta
q ma roztaveni temer vsech
nam znamych latek. Go lie
2 toho faktu dovozovat? Ne
meme nez tolik, re nase plane
Ia, jez Sc nam jevi uz odumre
lou, Sc "a nekolik set milionu
let rozzari, r&zsifuiic phi tom
ohromne svuj objem. Po te ma
stane snad op6t smrst'ovani a
zem6 nabude sve nynejsi po-
dolby, ably sc radioaktivnimi
pochody We SVEN nitru piipra-
vovala k novemu vzplanuti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-27

PRODA Sc dvomod. dunn
"a .levnou cenu ma East Bou-
Ieval-du. Haste Sc v els. 3408
tamtez. Ma vrch. 10 III. kras-
ny domek pro | rodinu Q 6ti
syetnicich, koupelna, garaz.
Ponevadz musi byti prodan.
da Sc velmi LEVINE. Haste Sc V
els. 3470 vych. 110 ul. Tel. u
nion 1928 w. - Pronajme Sc
grocerni stor V cesk6m a slo-
venskem okoli nasledkem ne
moce V rodin6. Naiem re storu
a bytu 500 mesicne. Haste Sc
u JOS. Masar, 3417 yych. II.
u,l 9-27
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-27
Joramiieoyo dedictvi.
ROMAN FRANCOUzSKEHo.

| llDl
Proc Sc ii nelibi? V Gem
Sc ii nelibi? Use jest ma mem
prijemne: jest vzdelanym, mi
lovani hodnym, galantnim".
"Ale jest starym".
"Prave proto, ze neni mia
dym, davam ii jej; jeho sta
ii vidim nejlepSi a nejjistej5i
zaruku tveho Stesti. Bere-li 81
tebe, ackoli isl chudou divkou,
tax to cini protoze te miluje
mas jistotu, re budeS stale
milovana. Nevidis nyni, re vet
sina divek bere 81 muze, kteri
jsou mnohem starsi, nez ony
prave tato manzelstvi jsou
nejst' astnejdi. Tedy nerikej
mic stari pana Rabiota; muz
neni nikdy starym, umi-li 81 u
chovati mladost srdce. Tuto
mladost ma pan Rabiot vice
nez kdokoli jiny. Ma zkuse-
most, vi, co jest zivot; to jest
nutno, by te ucinil St'astnou.
Oysem, nenalezas-li ia mem
zadne jine chyby ="
Jest skaredy, y,4maminko".
"Skaredy! Tob6 Sc zda ska
redym?"
"Ano".
Go Sc mne t5ce, jest hez-
ky.
"Jsi skutecne nevSimavou"
odv6tila mlada divka, pohled-
nuvsi ma svoji matku jakousi
utrpnosti.
"Ostatne", pokracovala ma
dame Lurotova, "co plati u mu
ze krasa obliceje, co ma tom
zalezi, jsou-li tahy meme neb
vice JENNIE a pravidelne, rty
tenke neb tluste, oci velke neb
male, je-li barva obliceje me-
ne neb vice cerstva q ruzova? ?
HEIDI ro2umna divka ma n6co
takoyehO? Ma dcero, muz jest
vzdycky krasnym, mali vse-
cky ctnosti ducha a srdce V So
be spojene".
90, uboha mako, praviIa
mlada divka smutne, "jak isl
zaslepena!"
"Ty isl slepou, protoze ne
Vidis stesti, ktere Sc ma tebe u
smiva. JeSte jednou, me dite,
II pravim, muze a tez u ze-
ny jsou to ctnosti, ktere zakla-
daii Stesti. V mych ocich jest
pan Rabiot dokonalym mu-
zem".
'V tomto pTipade, mako,
nemam co rikati''', odpovedela
Evzenie zvukem, ktery so
be mel vysmev, "a cini-li Ii to
radost, rada DOMAIN, &c pan
Rabiot ma ySecky vymySlene
dokonalosti; ale Sc sve strany,
draha mako, ucin mi tn radost
a DEF mi pokoj onim mu-
zem".
"Evzenie. tedy uz nemilu-
jeS svou matku2"
ia te miluji ctim. isem
hotova kazdou obet' pro tebe
pfinesti. S radosti dam "a te-
be zivot; ale iakkoliv Jest ma
naklonnost k tobe velka, tedy
prece nemuze menu srdci ulo-
zlti obet, ktera jest mad mole
silly, to by bylo vice nez ze-
mriti pro tebe".
Nest astne dite. cht6la bys
Sc skutecne vzpirati proti me
vuli?"
Mako, odpovedela mia
da divka, "jen cd otroku mu-
re Sc zadati poslusnost vyluc-
ma. @, zaprisaham tebe, nej-
mileiSi mako, stan Sc op6t pa
III mad Sebou. navrat' Sc opet
k onem pocitum spravedlnostl,
ktere tobe ieste neuhasly.
nezadej ma sve dceri mic ne
mozneho!'
"Evzenie, slibila jsem to-.
"Jednoduse nedostojis tomu,
co isl slibila'.
"Upokoj Sc, mako, upokoj
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-27

AaNnt cGtllOu
20, mako Y
"Rekni tedy, co ii tento do
bry pan Rabiot ucinil?"
Mic. ia ho nemiluji".
ALE budes jej milovat, ma
uciS Sc jej milovat".
''Nikdy!"
"kdybys ved6la, co mi vse
0 tobe povidal!"
"Nepi eli 81 toho vedeti".
fVsecky plany, ktere 81 uci-
NIL, lby pdelal tebe nejSt'a asst
nejsi zenou".
Evzenie pokrcila ramehy.
"Ver nil, pokracovala ma
dame Lurotova, 'jsi-li jednou
svou pani, nebudes miti tytez
nahledy; bude TAX dobrym k
tobe, bude tebe tax obsluho-
vat.
"Podrzim sve nahledy', vpa
ola Evzenie sve matce do re-
q, "nebot' tobe opakuji, ma
minko, nebudu nikdy zenou
Rabiotovou. Vubec nechci Sc a.
III provdati".
"Uz 81 nerozumime", odve-
tlla vdova jakymsi ostrym
pfizvukem, 'ty Sc nechces
provdat, ale ia chci 2 udanych
ddvodu, bys Sc provdala".
"Snad -neehceS provdati svo-
il dceru proti jeji vuli2"
,"Ovsem, ze ne, ale nevada
vam Sc nadeie, re 81 vezmes
jiste muze, iehoz jsem pro te-
be vyhledala. Evzenie, mann
ma ocich jen tVoje stesti'.
"V6rim, tomu, maminko,
jsem tom presv6dcena; ale
ayliS Sc Kde vidiS Stesti sve-
ho ditete, vidim ia nejhroznej-
81 neStesti; a budu vedet iak
uiiti --- a prosim tebe napred
"a odpust6ni - osudu, bych
Sc stala manzelkou pane Ra-
biotoyou, Ale ne, mako, nei-
nilejSi mako, jsi svedena a ne
nasledujeS sv6ho srdce. Jest
nemozno, by ia, ktera vzdy
byla neilepSi matek, chtela
svoje dit6 dohnati k zoufani
tim, ze je mutt, by Sc provdala
"a muze, jehoz nemilujel"
"Evzenle, setrvam ma tomto
snatku, chci jei!'
Zach, mako, pravila smut
ne mlada divka, V t6 v6ci isl
umin6na ~"
"Protoze neehces nahled-
nOuti -"
"Bohuzel', Vzdychla Eve
ME. "nahlizlm jen priliS do
bfe !"
"Moje dite, poslechni mne
pokojne a bez naruzivosti;
pan Rabiot ma krasn6 imeni"
"Ano - Jest maiitelem do
mu. Ale co mi ma tom sejde,
mali jm6ni neb ne? Davam
prednost sve chudob6 pred je-
no bohatstvim".
"Co praviS, jest prav6 smeS-
ne; Wis prece re zkuSenoSti, co
jest bida; bohuzel jsme il pro-
d6laly. Ach, dlt6, nebud' pre-
hnanou, to Stesti Sc nenalezne
dvakrate ma ceste zivota. Ma
bizi-li ii svoii ruku, chtela bys
il zamitnouti?'
Jest to tedy jmeni pana
Rahiota, ktere tebe yabi. mat
ko?"
"Ano, pro tebe; ale to by
nebylo dosti, kdybych Y tom
spojeni nevidela t6z sliby
vsech radosti, vSech blazeno-
sti, kter6 mlada zena 81 muze
pratt.
"Kde vidis krasne sliby, mi
Ii mako, ia Sc sve strany ne
vidim mic nez jistotu hrozneho
nestesti, Tyto radosti, tyto bla
zenosti, kterych mIuvis, m
lou Sc ocekavat jen od osoby,
kterou milujeme. Penize kla-
dou Sc cloveku do@ruky, srdce
samo pfijima stesti' +
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co mym nahledum odporuje".
"Tvoje nahledy, tvoje ma
hledy! A kdyz ii poroucim,
bys Sc provdala ia pana Ra-
biota?"
Mlada divka poystala S bly,
Iskajicima ocima. "Prichazis-li
ltakto, mako, tedy mne vybi-
zis k neposlusnosti'', pravila.
"Jako vsecko, ma i posluSnost,
ano j detska, hranice. Kdyby
Il ku pfkladu napadlo, bych Sc
dopustila nejakeho zloGinu,
byla bych zavazana tebe po-
Islouchat? Ne, neni4li pravda?
Nuze tedy, kdybys mi rozka-
zovala, bych Sc provdala "a
pana Rabiota, jehoz nemiluji,
jemuz bych nemohla nijak ma
lezeti, tax by to bylo pro mne
prave, jako kdybys ode mne
zadala, bych Sc dopustila neja-
keho mrzkeho cinu, a ponej-
PRIV bys pax videla, re bych
tveho rozkazu 81 nevSimla"
"To jest cira hloupostr zvo-
lala matka.
"Hledis-li tax nd yec, tedy
Inemohu ii branit. Kazdym pa
dem mann pravo ma svou vuh.
Ale nechme toho. Vubec nae
tato hadka? Nevede k nicemu
vidim, re te rozciluje. Vse,
co pravim, zlobi te, a aniz
snad bys toho tusila. jak velice
mne rmoutiS'.
"Pracuii pro I've stesti''.
"Tak myslis; ale dosti, mila
mako, protoze hledim jinak
ma veci''.
Anastasie poslouchala, jak
Sc snadno mohlo mysliti, "a
dvermi. Ponevadz videla, ze
matka by Sc rozesla Sc svou
dcerou a re nevedela, co by
odvetila, tedy povazovala to
ia vhodny okamzik, by Sc OBJ
jcvila ma jeyisti. Jakozto skrom
ma osoba zaklepala, by Sc ozna
nlila, otevfela Timed dvefe a
vstoupila do svetnice.
Cello mlad6 divky Sc ztahlo,
temny blesk projel jejima O.
Gina. Povstala jezto videla,
ze falesna madame Forniero-
va prisla ku pomoci jeji mat-'
ce, zaujala lpi(mou a vzpur-
lnou postavu.
"Ach, mila pritelkyne", pra-
villa madame Lurotova, "jsem
yelmi nest astna''.
Coz pax je? Mate ODE TAX
Irozcilene obliceie, tax leskle
oci; myslim, ze jste mely maly
spor?"
'"To jest pravda; Evzenie a
ia 81 uz nerozumime".
Jest to mozne?"
"Pravila jsem EVENT o "a
dosti pana Rabiota'.
"No, az"
"Dava mu kosem".
"Slysim dobie, Evzenie -
Jest nemozne pfivesti il X
Irozumu. Ponejprv vypovida
ma dcera sve matce poslus-
nost".
''Tak - tomu Sc divim, ne
bot Evzenie Vi velmi dobre,
ze dobre vychovane dite jest
povinno poslouchat svych 70
dicu".
"Ano. ale az do iiste mily,
madame, odpoved6la Eve
ME chladne. "Rekla jsem to
pred vami, nechci Sc provda-
Iti".
"Jedna,li Sc vase stesti,
nila Evzenie, smite jen to ehti-
tt, co chce vase matka; pon6-
vadz hledi jake chytra zena
do budoucnosti, tedy mysli jen
ma to, by vas uchranila jistym
stfidanim osudu".
90, vase slova mne nijak
neprekvapuji, madame; 'ved6-
Ia isem, re budete proti mne".
"Protoze chci, jako vase
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