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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
BODY REUBEN REEVES
WILL REACH ARDM0RE
TONIGHT; F UNERAL
SUNDAY AT SPRINGER

The body Of Reuben T. Reeves. who
died overseas while in the service CT
the United States army, is expected to
reach Ardmore tonight at o'clock,
Harvey Brothers will take charge Of
the body.
Funeral services will be held at
Springer, Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock, and will be conducted by the
George r. Anderson Post of the Ame-
rican Legion. with ce-Commander
Ezra Dyer and Post Chaplain Thomp-
son in charge.
Every member OF the local post Is
expected to be in attendance, Comman-
der King stated Commander King will
be in Sherman Sunday to see his wife
who is i'll. and will not be able to
attend the services.
Members Of the Women's Auxiliary
/ of the Legion. of which Mrs. r. L..
| Davidson is president. will also take
part in the ceremonies.
/ Deceased was the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Reeves who live near this
city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
TWO CITY LEAGUE
GAMES THIS WEEK

Two games for teams Of the City
League are scheduled this week
On Thursday, June 9Th, the Ard
more-Akron will meet the Legion.
On Friday. June 10th, the Elks
will meet the Dokeys.
The games which the City Lea
que clubs have been playing this
season have provided great amuse-
ment for the fans Of the city. This
does not in any manner tend to be-
little the playing ability of the
members Of the teams, for many
of them are of professional calibre.
However. the great rivalry which
exists between them, and the fact
that most of the players are popu-
lar residents of the city. makes
the game most interesting.
The City League games are call
ed at 400 p. m, and are of seven
inning duration.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
Poultry Premiums
At County Fair To
Be Doubled in Value

Poultry premiums at the county
fair this fall will be doubled in
value, il was announced this morn
ing by Mrs. Minnie Il. Church, home
demonstration agent. The decision
to double the premiums was made
by the fair association in view OF
the intense interest being taken in
the fair this year.
II is expected that treble the
number of exhibits will be shown
in the poultry department over
that Of last fall. New wire co0ps
also will be furnished for the ex-
hibits. which will approximate 400,
according to Mrs. Church.
Premium lists were compiled yes
terday by Reese Evans. president
Of the Carter County Poultry As
sociatiOn. w. A. Evans, secretary
Of the association and DR.. ii. >.
Cox, who met with Mrs. Church
in the courthouse. The poultry
department will be conducted by
the Carter County Poultry Associa-
ton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
LOCO REPRESENTED BY FAST
TEAM IN BASEBALL CIRCLES

Loco. June S.-"Loco will play Dun
can for marbles, money or chalk, or
for anything else substantial. any time,
any place." is the challenge which
Manager Stinnett. of the Loco baseball
club, has issued to the Duncan aggre-
cation. The Loco boys are greatly ag
revated because of the result OF a
recent game which the two teams par
ticipated in and which Duncan won.
claiming that the umpire's decisions
were all but fair.
All the citizens in the Loco district
are most enthusiastic over the perform
ance of their nine during the present
season and believe that the Loco team
can defeat anything in the diamond
line in southwestern Oklahoma"
Next Monday, June IL. the Loco
club meets Waurika at Waurika.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
CARNIVAL DANCE AT
WHITTINGTON PARK
WAS SUCCESSFUL AFFAIE

The first carnival dance Of the sea
son, conducted at the Whittingtor
Park pavilion Tuesday night. was 6
huge success and was enjoyed by more
than 500 people. young and old alike
The management of the park distri
buted at various periods during th'
dance souvenirs in the form OF pape
hats. confetti, whistles, balloons. ant
all else that went TO the complete en-
joyment of everyone present.
Ben Scott's orchestra furnished ex
cellent music.
The management OF the park ha
announced that on Thursday. June 9
all proceeds received during the af
ternoon and night will be donated Il
the Camp Fire Girls organization 70
use in defraying the expenses Of thei
annual camping trip to Turner Falls
The donation will include receipts from
admissions to the dancing pavilion an
swimming pool.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
PHS, NAGERALLY
MNNTH BUT ARE
UNABLE Tie SCORE

MlHr1 Weats, Texas, June7.-Min-
day by the score OF 4-3. The visitors
staset a rally in the ninth inning and
scored two runs, but the side was re-
tired before the score was tied. when
Boyer was sent into the game after
two were down To huri for Mineral
Wells
Catcher Scott. of the locals was in.
jured during the early part of the
game. and was relieved by Blasingame.
local business man who caught a
fine game.
Manager Barnes of Ardmore, protes.
ted the game on an umpires decision
on blocked ball in the first half Of
the ninth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
BROTHERS ON FISHING
TRIP IN MOUNTAINS

A. Eddleman, city commissioner. is
in the Kiamichi mountains on a fishing
trip with his brothers. Lee OF Ard
more, o. II. OF Hugo. and also his son,
Clint The party will be gone for sew
eral days. Mr.. Eddleman with Lee and
his son left here Monday and drove TO
Hugo on in an automobile where he
Joined o. T. Eddleman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Western League

Western League
Oklahoma City-Tulsa, rain.
Wichita 3 Joplin 2. 40 innings.)
Omaha Z; Sioux City s. Q1 innings)
st. Joseph 2;Des Moines 0.
National League
Cincinnati 6; New York 0.
Boston 10; Pittsburgh 7.
St Louis IA; Brooklyn 8.
Chicago 8; Philadelphia s.
American League
Boston z. st. Louis 6.
New York 8; Cleveland 2.
Washington 3, Detroit p 90 in
lings)
Chicago at Philadelphia, rain.
Western Association
Springfield 8; Enid 2.
Drumright I; Pawhuska 6.
Fort Smith at Henryetta, rain
Okmulgee at Chickasha. rain.
Texas League
Fort Worth g.; San Antonio 4.
Wichita Falls II; Beaumont l,
Shreveport s.: Galveston Z
Houston at Dallas, rain.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
War Threatens

Washington, June S.-Danger exists
OF war between Poland and Lithuania,
because of the "policy OF aggressive
Imperialism OF Poland. Secretary
Hughes was informed today in a letter
from j. Vileisis. Lithuanian represen-
tative In this country.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
GAMES TODAY
Western League

Western League
Tulsa at Oklahoma City.
Joplin ut Wichita
Des Moines at st. Joseph.
Omaha at Sioux City,
National League
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
American League
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia
Detroit M Washington
Cleveland at New York
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08

Swmary-Thee base hits: O'Keefe.
Two base 1it: Beisiiaw. Struck out: by
Cop l. shy-,hicDonald s Base on balls:
uff Coop 4; off Mcdonald 3. Double
play: Young unxssisted. Five hits and
three runs Off Coop in s-3 innings;
four runs and five hits off Mcdonald
in six innings. Time Of game: lao.
Umptres: Adams and West
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08

1t seems to me we ought to repeal
the tax on transportation which last
year yielded more than s252,OO0,000 in
taxes on freight and passenger fares
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08

SEE THE CAMP FIRE GIRLS
PLAY VOLLEY BALL =; THEIR
BATHING COSTUMES AT WHIT
TINGTON PARK, THURSDAY EVE
MING, JUNE 9TH, AT 7:30 p. NJ.
So adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
Notice

am now located at 5l2 North
Washington 81. Ora Ward. Wood
man Circle Clerk. adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
Opinions Prominent
Men on Chautauqua

Il think the Chautauqua affords
good wholesome and educational
entertainment. think 1t Is a
good thing for the community"
f. H. SHERWOOD,
Vice-pres. Guaranty State Bank.
"Ardmore needs good clean en-
tertainment and educational lee
lures and the modern method is
the "Chautauqua."
JAMES BARRON.
Secretary Chamber Of Commerce.
IL think the Chautauqua has
been a great and beneficial educa-
tional institution for over 40 years.
l thought so much Of 1t that when
/ was q young man | took a full
four year course in the educational
side Of the work. Its strongest
claim on the public now Is that 1t
furnishes wholesome entertain
ment as well as instruction and
brings it to the people at time
when they can best give their at
tention TO it."
II. c. POTTERF.
"Ardmore cannot afford to fail
on a Chautauqua. A good Chau-
tauqua course stamps town as
progressive and up-todate. II
brings new ideals in music and
literary culture. The finest ora
tors, such as w. j. Bryan. +. w.
Gunsaulus and others have been
brought to our city by this means.
We cannot all go away to other
cities to hear and see these bet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08

ter things, so We must help this
cause and bring the best to Ard
more"
CHARLES c. WEITH.
Pastor First Presbyterian Church.
To hold "a flash light on a persons
arm and leave both hands free is the
purpose OF wire brackett invented by
Pennsylvanian.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08

City League Standing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08

hOAAAAo ---------oV 81
fBatted for BasiKaw in 9Th.
ssBxtted for Mcdonald in. 9th.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-26

ly rumencem. Enrol pravil ku
starci, mluye tichym, zvolnym
hlasem:
Dana tato neni mou choti,
mily Gilese, nybrz pritelkyni.
Ona Sc ma vas pamatuje jest6
z te dolby, kdy byla ditkem
w jste I'll ma Kings Restu, ne
Mill pravda?"
INA Kings Restu II ano!
Prichazim daleka ~ z dale
ka, pane, abych uvidel stareho
pana Caerlyona nemohu Sc
ale upamatovati-"
"Ano, ale stary pan Caer-
lyon, Gilese, jest iiz davno mr.
teV. Sir Lester de Malpas, -
snad Sc nan pamatujete-'
Vyraz strachu objevil Sc v
oclch strcovych, oblicej jeho
znetvoren kfecovitym skuba-
MIN a ubozak uchytiv sc ruky
Erroiovy, pfitahnul iej k sob6.
"Spatny to muz, pane
spatny to mua," Sepotal sipa-
wynn hlasem. 12roto isem pri-
Sci - strachuii Sc no - jest
tax divoky - velmi, velmi di-
voky! On by mne zabil - ano
zabil. All, ah! he, he!' a sta
rec sc spokojen6 small. ALE
ia jsem Sc MIN sroynal ~ ia,
stary Gilesl Kdybych Sc mohl
upamatoyati - kdybych Sc jen
mohl upamatoyati!'
PrudkI zachvat ka5le iej tn
pferusil a kdyz G pc mem zota-
vii, zdaIo Sc, re pamet' jej
nau0Df0 0puStlla. Llfal Zna-
menyma ocima Ma Valencii a
Erroia a mumlal nejaka slova,
mezi nimiz Enrol ku sv6 RADIO
sti, nemylil-li Sc tomto ohle-
du, zaslechnul take slovo pa
piry'.
Zdalo Sc, ze starec nema ami
potuchy tom, odkud priSeI ;
opakoval stale jen, 80 daleka"
- sci pesky, byl maven, ale
laskavy pan mu pomohl = -
vzneSeny pan, jenz pred MIN
smeknul kIobouk. To bylo vse,
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x Ma otcovsken statku. !
Roman q anglickeho.

Ifuilc oci, "citlm jako by cely
muj zivot Sc soustfed'oval -
k jednomu bodu a jako by me-
la nadejlti krise."
ma draha, Wy jste civn6 ro-
zechvena - duSeVne vysilena.
Co jen We vas muze vzbuzova-
ii takove domnenky? Nejspise
jest to temny tento les, podiv-
ma jeho vaznost a dustojnost, "
pravil Enrol konejse chvejici
Sc zeru. "Necitila jste snad
podcDne pred tim?"
Ne odvetila ona, - "jen
prave nyni. Nevim jak aneb
proc, neb kdy krise ia ma ma
dejiti - citim vSak re brzo -
brzo.'
Jest to snad pouha do
.mnenka, ma drama, vznlknuvSl
z vaSich vlastnich obav pred
nedalekou budoucnostf. Ne
smite Sc dat znepokojovati tim
aniz kaliti nam poteseni tech
nekolika dnu, jez nam jeste
budou doprany."
Pojednou umlknul vzpTi-
mil hlavu. Dobry jeho sluch
pochytil praskot suchych We
tvi ma zemi leziclch.
go jest to, Errole?" tazala
Sc Valencie. | ona to zaslech-
la Vyprostila Sc 3 jeho obej-
mutt. Dude to veverka aneb
nejaky iiny lesni zivocich."
"Nikoliv. Myslim, re jest
to Sramot, zpusobeny nepev-
nym krokem," odvetil Errol a
povstav, snazil Sc zraky pro
niknouti huston zelen lesni. =
''Tise - ySak hle! Kdo to zde
prichazi?"
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co bylo mozno z neho vypra-
viii. Stafec Sc pax spokojene
small, potom Ease 81 povzdych-
nul a pravil, re musi domu =
re musi je nal6zti."
SEQ name ciniti?' tazala Sc
iValencie zarmoucena. "Ubo-
zak mluyi tax podivn6.'
"Kde jest nejbliz5i domek
aneb farma?" tazal Sc Enrol po
chvilce mlceni,
"Neni zadny bhz5i nez =
avsak seckejte. Ano, yite snad
kde Kings Woods Sc spojuje
Sc Stapleton Woods? Jest to
Yelmi, velmi osamocen4 mi.to
nejsme TAX prili5 vzdaleni
od n6ho II tam stoji chudicky
domek. Dean, starry drvostep
a jeho dcera tam ziji. On by
val mym prizn6ncem drive nez
~ minim," umlkla ndhle, pak
ale dodala, nedokonciysi dri-
y6jsi svou rec "oni by pro
mne uciaili cokoliv bych zada-
la"
"A dovedli by mlceti?'
Mlad4 zena mlcela. Go zna-
menal omen pocit sevreni, ia
kymz srdce jejl V tn chvili by
10 iato?
"Ano," odyetila zkratka a
pax nikoliv bez namahy doda.
Ia; "Nikdo tam nikdy nepri-
chazi - tim meme sir Lester" "
"Bylo by nejl6pe dopraviti
iei tam pravil Enrol tlume-
nym hlasem; "neni zadne po-
mocl nel vykonatl cestu peskE
! il Sc obavam, ze on nebude
S to iiti."
30, ano, mohu zcela dobre
iiti,' prayil starry Giles, byv Y
tom ohledu dotazovan. Mo
hu doiiti do Kings Restu."
"Tam je$te nyni nepujdete," "
odvetil Enrol laskaye. Jest
to pfilis daleko. Poid'te ale Sc
mnou a ia Sc o vas postaram ;
az 81 odpotinete a pokrmem i
napoleon posilnite, muzete, tam
It'll. budete-li chtiti."
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Muslin nyni - hned nyni
= neni zadneho tasu nazbyt-
muslin tam hned."
Pokusil Sc 0 povstani Enrol
mu pri tom pomahal, nechava-
je jej opirati Sc jeho rame.
Stafec prohlednul 81 krasnou
postavu mlad6ho muze cd hIa-
IVY k pate a pax mu hladil ru-
ku.
"Mlady q krasny - mlady a
statecny i laskavy," mumIal
spokojene a Enrol nemohl sc
ubraniti usmevu, ackoliv V pra-
Ivde rty Sc mu chvely. "Ahw
pokracoval stafec, ia, mily
pane, take n6kdy byl mlady a
silny, nosiyal jsem naseho mia
deho pana, Errola ma tech
to rukou - ano, emil jsem
TAX - nyni bych toho ale ne
dokazall Byl to hezky hoch
~ a sir Lester, ten take byval
krasnym muzem. Mala slec-
ma Hurstova, - ona mne jme-
novala Giles - Ia vzdy rika-
vala: Giles, byl pan Enrol
velmi podoben tomuto obra-
.zu?" Byla to hezounka mala
divcinka. Mdj starry pan, ten
dal obraz odstraniti. UbohF
pan Enrol - hezky to junak
- hezky to junakv
(Pokracovani.l
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-26

FSS dtaNtLl upFAElinOSA. ".
Fay Adams V jakesi polemice
lapsal jednou V North Anne
rican Review: "Jiz dlouho lie
tVrzeno, re zena svym prikIa-
dem pusobi blahodarne ma nase
mraVy, re je zjemnuje, re mas
vychovava k zdvorilosti. Muzi
tomu veri, nebo z galantnosti
d9laji, jake kdyby tomu v6fili;
zeqy jsou vsak tom pfesv6d-
Geny. Tomu v5ak TAX neni a
kdyby muzi mezi sebou prijaii
zpusob jednani zen mimo rodin
ny krb, jejich hrozne sobectvi
. jejich nepekne chovani, do
pablo by to Spatne Sc spolecen
skym zivotem." A ably ospra-
yedInil sVoji negalantni uprim
most, pan Adams cituje celou
radu pripadu Z kazdodennlho
zlyota: "Pozorujte Zenu Il ma
drazni pokladny. Dokazuje, re
pospicha a vyptava Sc do ne
koneGna urednika ma informa-
&c, ktere by 81 mohla opatriti
iedinym nahl6dnutim do lid
niho radu, ktery drzi ruce.
Jestlize Sc n6kdo ohrazuie pro
10, re predbehla ostatni a chce,
aby Sc postayila do rady. da
mu ji,te ma jevo, ze je to inn
pertience. Nechce Sc il AMI ce-
kati, ami Sc tlaciti, ami il u da-
leka nenapada, ze by tim snad
porusoyala prava ostainich.
Jeji poyedomy egoismus muze-
le nejlepe pozorovati mod
nich zayodech. Cd okamzillu,
kdy pfekrocila prah naprosto
nedbaiic toho, zda zapadajici
dvefe rozbiiou n6komd nos, az
do chvile, kdy odcEazf, neuply-
ne ami chyilky, aby neprojevi-
la syoji bezohlednost. 20 cele
Eodiny prohaui nest astne pfi-
ruci, ably pred nj rozprostira-
L latky, kter6 nema Y Gmyslu
i,oupiti, della poznamky . neo-
bratnosti prodavacek, prehazu
je yylozen6 zbozi. insolentnd
mcri cd hlayy az X pate ostat-
nj kupuiici. DeStnikem neb
iehlicemi V klobouku, ohrozuje
oci svJch biiznich. A kdyz ko-
necn6 odchazf, aniz by toho
aeimensiho vyfidila Y toho.
proc vlastne vysla 2 domu a
nnoho udclal2. co Tlastne ne
cht6la udelati, vraci Sc domu
lpln6 spokojena." Ctenarky 81
jlst6 pomysli, re D. Adams ie
negalantni muz, ctenati vsak
asi feknou, ze je upf.mnT. O.
vsem, re 81 to reknou hezky po
tichu, zvlaSt6 jsou-li zenatL
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KAPITOLA 20.

Starry muz, shrbeny vlasu
co snlh bileho bere sc nepev-
nym, nejistym krokem lesnlm
podrostem a neco 81 pro sebe
mruGi. Byla to podiVna posta-
va, nebot' sat starcuv, ackoliv
sluSny, byl polIryt prachem a
slime rozedran; tvare jeho by
ly neoholene, COZ mu dodavalo
nepriliS uhledneho vzezreni !;
oci jeho m6ly vyraz jakesi
zmatenosti a oba nasi pfatele
hned sc domysleli, &c rozu-
mem starcovym asi neni vSecko
Y poradku i zdalo Sc jim, jake
by nell pred sebou blbce, jenz
n6kde byl pod dozorem cho-
van a svym strazcum uniknul.
"ubohy starec," pravila Va
lencie Sc soucitem, "musi zaji-
ste prichazeti z daleka-'
Errol pokrocil V pred o ne
kolik kroku starec, jehoz
zraky k zemi Sc uiraly, "a
slechnuv sramot, pozvednul oci
svych a chveje Sc, rozhlizel Sc
okolo sebe, ale nevidel pro sla-
bost sveho zraku Stihlou po-
stavu k nemu Sc blizicf. Tepr-
We kdyz Sc Enrol octnul zrovna
u n6ho, starec poznal, re ma
nekoho pred sebou.
Tu prudce> ucouvnul na zad
$ hlasitym vykfikem byl by
upadnul, kdyby jej Enrol nebyl
zachytil.
"Nestrachujte sc niceho, "
pravil Enrol laskaVe a uklonil
! Sc. starci S onou uctivou vazno-
sti, jakou vzdelany mlady muz
vzdy chova ku stafi. Zdalo sc,
re toto jednani starce pomatIo
a z pola postrasilo, nebot' III
raj upren6, ale bezyyrazn6 V
sllcny oblicej, k n6mu sc skla-
n6jici.
"Eh," pravil konccn6 sla-
bym, chV6iicim sc hlasem. -
kde jste vlastne, ze tax pek-
ne smekate klobouk pred ubo-
hym starcem? Ubohy, chudy
starec pane, jsem - ale proto
isem prece je5te nezapomenul
spusobd," a tresouci Sc rukou
snazil Sc smeknouti klobouk
slime roztrhany, ale Errol Sc u
/ small a pojal ubozakoyu vet
cou ruku We svou vlaStni.
80 he = neni toho zapotfe-
BIZ pravil. "Jsem o tom pre-
sweden. Nechte at vas dove
du sem k tomuto sedatku, kde
81 muzete chvilku odpocinouti
drive nez pujdete dale"
''Naa nnidu dale 49, nez ni-
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Jdu dale, opakoval Stafec ztr-
mule, "nez pujdu dale, abych
| je naSel."
Hlaya mu poklesla ma prsa
zdalo Sc, ze 81 jest sotva We
dom toho, re jeho slabe nohy
tax laskave jsou podporovany
na kratieke ceste ku padlemu
! kmenu, kde Valencie zustala
stati. Kdyz pax Enrol mu po-
mahal pfi usazeni Sc a pfi tom
| blize k nemu sklonil svui obli-
cej - tn starec nahle Ease Sc
vytrhl re svych jakoby mra-
kot, pozvednul k nemu zraky
sve a vyvkriknul 2 pola radost-
ne, 2 pola polekan:
pane Errolel Pane Errole,
muj drahy pan! O, pane En-
rolen
| PAX Sc dial do place vzly-
kotu j pronaSel nesrozumitel-
ma slova.
Errol zaslechnuv jeho zvola-
nj, zardel Sc a vnejblizsim Okla
lm2iku ma snirt zblednul; srdce
ljeho jako by Sc bylo nahle "a
razilo; oci jeho bezdecne "a
bloudily ku Valencii, kteraz
rovnez bledpula a jejiz oci me-
| ly vyraz ddivu zmateni.
jest to patrne hficka ieho
cbrazotvornosti,' pravil Enrol
''tise a rychle Valencii snazil
/ Sc pozVednouti starce, jenz dr.
Eel jeho ram6 takovou silou,
jakou by nikdo jeho vetch6m
tele nebyl hledal, zatim co q
oci jeho uprenych ma mladeho
! pana Vyziralo skutetne zboz-
| novani.
Mysl jeho bloudila do minu-
losti = alespon tricet roku ma
zp6t a ackoliv podobnost mezi
Errolem 4 otcem byla velice Sc
slabena Il porovnani podob-
nosti, kdy syn cital osmnact
roku, byl prece dostatecne sill
nou, ably We yern6m slouzicim
vzbudila zivou vzpominku.
"T'iSe, tise.' pravil Errol
konejsiy6. "Vy mne nemuze-
te znati. Jakz pax bych mohl
byti tim Errolem, jejz jste Una
val? Kdyby dnes I'll, byl by
Iprece mneho let starSim mne,
"Errole,' Valencie polo Sc
potala, pristupujic k nemu, -
''jest to, musi to byti starry Gil
les - ubohy, stary Giles, jenz
Sc roznemohl horeGn6m "a
chVatu odeSel. Ano, ano, vim
nyni, yidim nyni.'
Pokleknula podle starcc Il
vezmouc jeho vyhubl6 ruce We
sv6 vlastni, pravila sc zaslze-
tnyma ocima:
"Gilese, starry Gilese, COZ me
vice neznate? Nepamatujete
Sc na Valencii Hurstovou q let
minulychY"
On ma nj pohlizel, jako by
Sc dival do prazdna pax "a
merily pohledy jeho z nj k Er-
rolovi.
"Eh?" pravil. Jest tomu
tax davno - tficet rollu; pa
nova zena, madame? - a po-
kusil Sc znovu % pozyednuti
ruky ku hlave, ale I'D ten op&t-
ne nu skleSnul k tGlu. "Na5
pan Erol zenat! M tax vida -
dodl a YaIencie sklopila hla-
WI. zatim co Sc lice ieii nokrv-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-26
Ze zvyIxu.

Sotnik: "Kratce a dobfe,
Lauro, ja vas miIuji"
Laura: pane setniku, me-
mohu tomu V6fiti." 4"
setnjle; "Jakze, "a sta tisic
hromu mlcte. ia 10 musim pre-
ce v6d6ti ?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-26

Manzelka sil<oyatele: Kdy-
by SO ySechno po prayu, musil
Is byt mui muz neim6ne ma
jorem a ia pani plukoynlko-
YOU.