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Owing to the Generous donations made
by tho women and friends OF st. PAuIs
Episcopal Church, the rummagc salo d
continuing third week, It being the
most successful event OF its kind over
held in the town, financially and other
wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. #. Hanson Howell gave
a charming dinner party at their home
near town few evenings ago in honor Of
their friends Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Stcrncr,
who are visiting in town.
Among those who are visiting out Of
town at the present time are Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hartman, who went to
Philadelphia to spend Thanksgiving
with friends, expecting to remain away
several weeks: Miss Sardo, who is visit
ing in Philadelphia and New York; Miss
Florence Gildenleeve, who is in her
studio in Philadelphia for the winter;
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Gay and their
son, Walter Gay, who nre planning to be
in Chester, Pa, for the winter.
The funds with which to equip the
play grounds OF the Caesar Rodney
School have recently been added to
through the efforts OF the Round Table
Club Of Camden and Wyoming, and
the Parent-Teachcr Association.
At the Methodist Church, last Sunday
by invitation, the Junior Order OF
Mechanics, Camden Council; the Can.
terbury Council and the Patriotic Ordcl
of Lebanon were present Mt a spccia
service, the preacher being Rev. c. w
Moore, pastor
Mrs. Dawson Clark entertained Mt hci
home this week, the Womens Auxilinr,
and Guild Of st. Panfs Episcopal Church
Of which she is member. Aftcr the
usual business meeting tho societies
remained for a.social hour, during which
Mrs. Clark, assisted by-hcr mother
Mrs. John w. Evans, served delicious
supper to her guests.
Ira Dickson, highly respected either
Of the town, died last week. Mr.. Dick
son was taken 10 the hospital at MILFORD
for treatment two weeks ago, dying there
He was member of the Episcopa
Church. lntermcnt was made in tn,
Odd Fellows cemetery, Camden.
Charles Emory, now Of Boston and
Chicago, made a short visit to friends il
town the past week.
Lieutenant and Mrs. lgnatius ]
Cooper, who have been spending som,
weeks with Edward Jenkins in Suffolk
Va, and MIR. Lord of Lebanon, Pa.
their relatives, have returned home
Mr.. Jenkins accompanying them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
NEWS OF 4 DAY
FROM THE STATE.
Heavy Storm Drives Vessels In
side the ersakwatsr for
Protection.
COUNTY FIRE ASSOCIATION

Nrcm Ever, Evenings Correspondents
Richardson Park. Nov. 30.-John l..
jo,din, chief of the frc department
here. VIII issue n call for a meeting
~ representatives of the various fire
companies outside the city OF Will
ming,on. The plan as now outlined
ts for the volunteer firemen OF the
county to organize n county associa-
tion. consisting OF seven representa-
tivcr from each OF tho various COM
rAnics stationed at Newark. New Cas-
Gle. Middlctowr>1 smyrna. Newport
Crnnston Heights. pcllefontc. Elsmere.
No-kcnsin and this place.
Through such ar organization II Is
planned to arrange for n system of
Nr, alarms whereby rural residents
IN ease ot necessity may have at their
service two or more fire apparatus,
fully manned az all times.
Those iircmcn who have discussed
che proposed organization believe that
Through such body the rural fire
companies VIII be better able 10 secure
financial recognition from the State
pnd County authorities and also some
consideration from fire insurance COM
ranlss.
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ing library i. also open to tn. .tud.nt.

ing library 10 also open to the studsnts
and teachers.
There y large enrolment in. tho
commercial course for the present
term. including 80 In business arith-
metic. 80 In commercial geography,
So In typewriting. Q in beginners
shorthand. 1s In beginners bookkeep-
ing, In advanced bookkeeping, 8 In
ONCE practice. Good work Is reported
In all tho branches OF the course,
which Is in charge Of Miss Connell.
Several members OF the typewriting
class are working for the Underwood
certificates which are given when the
pupil has attained a speed OF either
40 or so words per minute net.
The first scheduled basketball game
will be played on December with
w. c. 1. on their floor.
The school now possesses several
historic documents and pictures OF In
tcrest, which have been contributed
at different times by friends of the
school. Especially notable arc two of
Caesar Rodney's documents, ~one a
proclamation and the other fac SIM
lie of his handwriting, which were
donated by Judge Henry c. Conrad
Both are framed and hang In the Eng
lish room.
A colonial play was given In the
auditorium on Wednesday afternoon
by pupils of the seventh grade under
the direction of Miss Gordy, their
teacher. The audience was composed
OF grades three to eight. inclusive
The play was mainly for educational
purposes.
A vacation of two days. Thursday
and Friday, was given for the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Elizabeth Phillips. Ida Kesselring
Elizabeth Conner and Marian Eyel
were chosen to represent the schoo
i'm the. Y. w. c. A. State meeting e
be held In Laurel next Friday to Sun.
day inclusive.
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CAESAR RODNEY SCHOOL.

wyoming. Nov. 3o.--on Friday eve-
ming. November is. the Caesar Rod
n-y boys second basketball team de-
feutcd Fredorica. on the latter's floor
10y tho score OF 10 TO s.
The students this year have access
70 n number Of the leading maga-
sines. such as the Literary Digest
Arncrlcsr. Popular Science, Ladies
Home Journai, Review OF Reviews, &c
Tho teachers, also. are furnished with
the lsading educational publications
in addition 70 the above magazines
The school library Is increasing rap
idly. II now consists OF about l5l
,ol,rnes IN addition 20 the Nelson anc
Britannica encyclopedias. A travel
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IMPROVING ROADS.

Dover, Nov. 3o.--At yesterday IS
weekly meeting Of Levy Court. ad-
ditional orders were given the County
Engineer r. NJ. Gooden 20 secure sew
stal carloads OF Stag for road inn
rrovoment In different parts OF the
county, including the Barker's Land
ms and Woodside Road. and a,
1larkcr's Landing causeway.
Also on road from Massey's mill 70
,hcawold. In the Third district, and
from Kcnton 20 Downes Chapel, same
district
\ load Of Stag was ordered placed on
road from rcarson's Corner to Mary
uci. IN the Fourth Representative dis
fYIpf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
Precious Hsalth-Civing Vita
mines Now Put up in
Tablets.
EASY TO TAKE RESULTS
QUICK ECONOMICAL

Objectionable features. slow results and
upset stomscbs from eating yeast have
caused many TO give up the treatment, but
now. thanks to modern chemistry, you can
buy small highly concentrated tablets In
bottles Of sixty a. any drug store. Each Of
these Phos-Pbo Vitarnine tablets contains a
proper dose Of Yeast }itsmine water
Soluble - obtained from yeast.
These Phos-Pho Fitsmine tablets made
expressly for medicinal use also contain
the Fat Soluble A Nitanlnea tiny doae
OF Sodium and Glycerophosphstes. etc.
which thus combined do not disturb the
stomach as yeast may often do and the
tablets OF course are much essier 70 take.
results are quicker.
Thousands Of people with Phos-Pho vita
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
MARRIED IN NEW YORK.

MiddIetown, Nov. 30.-Announce-
ments have been freceived here Of the
marriage OF DR.. Jacob Burstan, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Burstan, to Miss Serena
Chorba of New York City, on Wednes-
day, November %. DR.. and Mrs. Bur-
stan will be at home after December 10
at 1856 Grand Concourse, New York
DR. Burstan formerly resided IL
Middletown. He was an army surgeon
during the World War.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
STORM AT BREAKwATER.

Lewes, Nov. 30.-A heavy storm is
raging at the Breakwater and all along
the coast. The sea is washing over the
new breakwater.
The Charles p. Green, the Prudence,
the Storm King and the Savage all from
Norfolk, Va, with barges in tow,
bound east, put mtg ~the Breakwater
for harbor, yesterday
The shore is being washed out badly.
David Edwards, who has charge of the
D., NJ. and V. r. r. Pier, is kept busy
saving the piling that is being washed
out by the tide. Mr.. Edwards has 9
house at the foot of the pier, where he
makes his home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
NOT TAKING ANY RISKS.

my friend said the itinerant up
litter, you have a large family. DO
you ever give your children lectures?"
Nope" said the mountaineer, "I
shake a bullwhip over 'em occasion
ally, but taint safe when they're
kinder hungry or upset bout some
thin or other. amt tn man I used
TO be. Birmingham Age-Herald.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
ST. Mary.s VS.. X. of G..

The St. Mary's basketball team put
on the finishing touches last night
for their big game with the strong X
Of c. team in Olympia Hall, 917 Ship
ley street this evening.
This IL the frst year that either or
ganization has been represented by a
team taking part In the indoor game
and much interest 10 being shown by
members OF both.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
4 DOUBTFUL STORY.

Richardson Park, Nov. so.-State
Detective Baldwin and detectives from
wilmington have been unable TO To-
cate the store here which the two men
under arrest In Baltimore claim they
robbed on Thanksgiving Day. Accord
inr 90 the detectives the men told a
story cf walking TO this place early
last Thursday morning and forcing an
entrance into store and stealing n
quantity Of cigarettes.
Five of the seven stores here ham
die cigarettes but none Of them have
lost stock,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
KIRsCHNER ON TRIAL.
North Side Saloon Keeper Denies Sell.
Ing LlQuor

Decision was reserved by Judge
Hastings In Municipal Court today
In the case of Samuel Kirschner. a
saloonkeeper at Twenty-second and
Bammot streets. who was given a
hearing, on charge Of selling liquor
Two men testified TO buying liquor
from Kirschner. although his Attorney
James I. Boyce. produced witnesses
who testified they were in the saloon
ct the time the alleged sales were
made and did not sce>the men buy the
liquor.
DR.. Watson said the liquor tested 4,
pcr cent alcohol.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
Another Basketball Team.

st. Mary's- Academy has organized
a basketball team for the coming sea-
son and would like to arrange games
with any second class teams in or out
OF the city. Address all challenges to
Sixth and Spruce streets, or phone
22S6-W. All Academy players are re-
auested TO report for practice at the
club tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
OFFICIAL EXAMINATIONS.

Dover, Nov. 3o.--At the eNamina-
tion held here. saturday last. FOR rural
matt CARRIERS throughout the State. IS
applicants appeared. Also two APP
pllcsnts Tor examination for post
master d. Townsend. in New Castle
county hnd four for postmaster al
Clayton.I
Tho examinations were conducted
~ rosgmas as,cr J. 4. Startling of the
Dover Office and assistant, J. Il
lnlmathry. The result Of the eX'
nminations viii not be known fol
several weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
YIaE IN SALISBURY.
|Nsn Trapped - ~ Msuss Escapes By
Uo11R Sheet,

Salisbury. Md. Nov. 30.--A fire which
broke out In fDttuA dwalling In South
Salisbury about 3.4B yesterday morn
Ing threatened tO destroy = largo part
o. the section.
The homo OF q man named Mumford
and that OF Joseph Culver were COM
pletciy destroyed with practically all
tho contents. Mr.. Mumfofd, In. whose
home the fire originated, having his
escape cut on by the flames, seixcd a
sheet and tie!nx It to his bedpost slid
to safety below.
Tho residence OF George Smith was
also slightly damaged by the flames.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
rRoLLEYs AND JIfSEys WAR.
Penn's Grove Traction OlBciais 70 Try
Dat Com mt tatl0u Tickets.

Psnns Grove. N. j.. Npv. 20.--Of-
ficials Of the Salem 4 Penn's Grove
Traction Co. have decided 10 try out
a Communication ticket for trolley rid
crs on those lines which have been
suffering from the competition OF jit-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30

Neb iffSitt}tutN HJ
one Of America .
largest iaborator
les druggists
chemists and er.
ports endorse this
nep and bette
way 70 systematic
ally take Vita
mines. The nam,
Irving ialrorator,
on bottle and ca
ton is a guarsnte
of finest quality
and purity In med
icine Each bottl
Of sixty tablet
comes packed II
orange colored chr
1 ton. Drug ! -
have Phos : PHI
yifamine tablet
nov or send 81 piu
&c war tax Tor bot
tls prepaid q
Irving Laborstory
Wheeling. " Va
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
CAMDEN NOTES.

Camden, Nov. 30.-The; Women'-
Temperance Union Of the Methodist
Church held its monthly meeting few
afternoons ago, at the Nj. Z. Church
parsonage, the hostess being Mrs. C. w.
Moore, wife Of the pastor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
neys and bu. llae..

ncys and bus lI0es.
The trolley company vii. Issue week.
~ tickets for 31.25 and they will be
good for as many rides ss The holder
wants 10 take over any particular g.
cent fare zone. Much OF the trai'lc il
between Pcnn's Grove and Carrsy'y
Point. In one zone. ard lbo tickets VII
be q big saving 10 trolley patrons. II
il said The new system goes Into ~
feet on December IL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
Pine A. &. Defea ted 4.

y. NJ. II. A. Thirds defeated Pine A.
c, In one OF the toughest games that
has been staged in the "Y" sym, by
the score of rs to Is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
JORDAN MADE CAPTAIN
OF YALE GRID TEAM

New Haven. Conn. Nov. 30.-Ralph
f. Jordan, OF Bangor. Me-. last night
was elected captain OF the Yale foot
ball team for next year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
AY" Teams to Hold Meet.

The local 'Y" and Chester will en-
gage In an indoor athletic meet at the
latter place Thursday night, Decem-
ber 8.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
M'CABE QuOIT TEAM
WINS FROM UNION

The third division QUOT team Of
Union II. u. Church, went TO Nc
Cabe Memorial Church on Monday
night in an attempt to uphold their
past record OF having defeated all OF
the other teams in their division.
Union having won 20 games and lost
|one. Their hopes were in vain. how
over. and they went home sadder but
wiser. McCabe taking the. first four
games and nearly winning the fifth.
The scores:
McCabc .... Fl 2f 81 81 tS--f
Union ........ 20 13 II 8 eli
McCabe's victory is believed to have
been largely due to the roofing OF their
followers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30
new And EASY WAY TO
TAKE YEAST VITAMON

Being made Of fin- -
est ingredients hy/ NJ
npa of A m ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-30

Martha Washington
ssyie Three separate
drswerx - one with
aiding interior and
largo AIDE pockets.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27

Jednoakrova, 5-pokojovy
dunn, na 10. East. ABC trait,
urodou, $1,000.
812 akru, blize Geauga je-
zera, dobre budovy, uroda,
$4,000.
10 akru, IL mil Cd Squaru,
ma trech silnicich, $4700.
100 akru, II mil cd Squaru,
dobytek, uroda a naradl, dobre
budovy, $4,000.
100 akru, 35 mil cd Squaru,
dobytek, uroda a naradi, 10po-
koJovy dunn, $4,000.
AZ akru, IL mil cd Squaru,
budovy, dobytek, uroda a nara
df, $4,000.
so akru, IL mil cd Squaru,
budovy, dobytek, droda a ma
fadi, $17,500.
1872 akru, 20 mil cd Squaru,
moderni budovy, dobytek, u
roda a naradi, $25,0OO..
Tazte Sc u
John Jares, 5s47 Broadway.
e CQ
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Poor! Krasna farma o
LAT akrech, celia oseta, Sc vsim
zarizenlm, a akry ovoce, SO ov-
ci, truck, 2 domy, velke bane,
z garaze, muze byt pro 2 rodi-
ny. Hotove treba $1,000. Prava
lace. - Farma o 81 akrech,
pekne budovy, proda Sc lacino,
neb sc vymeni "a mestsky ma
Jetek, cast hotove. - Farma
7Oti akt.ch, ma pekne ceste,
blize Chardon, o., 2 kone, 3
kravy, 25 slepic, A prasata. -
Sugar Bush a nadobi proda Sc
neb vymeni "a m6stsky maize
tex. Nam dosti jinych farem
Ma prodej neb ma vymenu. Biz
81 sdell JOS. Ptak, 1900 Sra
toga Ave., vezmete w. 25. ka-
ru. 6-29
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Nejmene sedesat

parnych dnd name jeste pred
sebou. Nejvetsi vedra letoSniho
roku teprve nastavaji a proto
jest zahodno. Sc nalezite pri-
praviti.
Neitrvalejsi citelnou ulevou
pro dospele pro dftky jest
chladne, pohodlne spodnl pra-
dlo re stTizniho obchodu "u
Koudeld," 4735 Broadway,
kde najdete prvotridni zbozi V
rozsahlem vyberu "a nejnizSi
ceny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27

"Avsak pokusim Sc, co hude
meho mozneho".
"Dosahnete sveho cile, jsem
o tom presvedcen; jste chytra,
Opatrna a rozumna - znam
vas dosti, teto Gertrude, a ne
pochybuji 0 vas nejmenSim"
Pani Parizotova uznala "a
dobre stydlive oci sklopiti.
'Zfejme jest, stryce Rabio-
tie, Wy mate "a uSima", pravil
Parizot; 'kazdy vidi, ze z vas
Sc stal mest'ak'.
"Clovek jest tim, elm jest,
odpov6dl Rabiot; "avsak cas-
kvapi a my sedime zde skoro
hodinu a zapominame, re mu-
sine Sc rozlouciti".
4 "Kdy Sc uvidime?" tazal Sc
Parizot.
"Co MONA nejdfive".
"Prijdete prece ma Grand
val?"
"Jakmile pritomnosti me
tam bude treba".
"Ocekavame vas, stryce".
"Rozumi Sc samo sebou, re
budeme pevne drzeti pohroma-
de, bychom hajili spolecny "a
jem naS".
"Ano, ano, ano!'
"Vsemi prostredky."
"Rozhodn6w
MAN navrh', pravil Forel.
''Podejte jej!"
"Navrhuji, bychom uznali
stryce Josefa Rabiota "a Vrch-
nj hlavu nasi ,rodiny".
"Vyborne, vyborne! Priji-
mamep' ag4
"Stryc Rabbit, pokracoval
Forel dale, "povede V nasi Ia
lezitosti vudci slovo; bude vse
riditi, rozhodovati, porouceti a
nam bude poslouchati".
"Ano!"
"Budiz", pravil Rabiot, do
prsou Sc uhodiv, "prijimam tez
cestny vas navrh. Zde ruka
ma, pfistupte, uzavirame
Ismlouvu rodinnou".
Strycove a tety, jeden po
druhem, stiskli ruku Rabioto-
WI. O hodinu pozdeeii vSichni
opusti!i dunn pana Joramiea '
ulici Wagramske.
"St' astnou cestuw mrucel "a
mimi yerny Clemens Baudin
vida jak "a mimi zaviraji sc
dVefe hlavni.
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod, dobre jdouci, proti ce-
skemu kostelu u skoly. Proda-
va Sc nasledkem nemoci. Has
te sc V c. 3210 w. Al St. 6-28
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-27

Hrabe Soleure vyprazdnil &C
le prave krIdlo sveho palace V
uiici sv. Dominika, by ubytoval
sc tam jeho yet, malir Jlrl Ra-
mel, 5 celym svym atelierem.
Pravime S celym atelierem,
jezto mistr tento mimo velky
sal, kde zaci pracovali, vzdy
mel pro sebe mensi, kde sam
tise a V uplnem klidu praco-
val, nikym nevyrusovan, leda
svou mladou choti, ktera rada
byla mu spolecnici pfi zamest-
nam jeho, kdyz nebyl j zaka-
zan vstup pritomnosti nejake-
no modelu.
Jediny Lucian Morell smell
vstoupiti, aniz by yolan byl, do
teto svatyne mistrovy, nebot'
nebyl jenom zakem, ale tez
pritelem Jiriho Ramela.
Ostatne mistr nemel mnoho
zaku: deset, pocltaje ne
Luciano Morella.
Nabidek mu neschaZelo, ne
Dot fazdy pfal 81 byti zakem
Islavneho lnistra Jiriho Ramela
.A1Sak tento byl vybiravym
cntel miti jen zaky nejlepsl 3
Ivolil velice opatrne.
Mnoho odmitl, az spokojil 81
jen S deseti, jezto uznal tentt
pocet ia dostatecny a uzavfel
| nikoho vice nepfijati. Marn'
zaplavovan byl prosebnyml d'
pisy.
Otcum, matkam, neb zada
telum samym odpovidal: "A
, teller jest uplne obsazen; poz
deji, az nektery Yak muj ode
jde, vezmu vas.
t Obycejne prisla k nemu ne
! ktera matka, jez dlouho mlu
villa 0 SVEN synu, vypravoval
9 jeho bystre hlave, madam
j schopnostech a zvlaste tvrdll'
& re st astnym bude, stane-li S
: zakem pana Jiriho Ramela.
J. "Nuze, mila pani", odpov
j. dial vzdy Jiri, "poslete sem VI
seho pana syna, promluvlm
i MIN a seznam-li no takym, ia
tvrdite, vezmu no "a zaka sv
ho".
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,IoTamieovo dedietvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUZSKEHO.

ma peJatrIceL nlil0nu. va I0no
1reDa odecISCl odkaZy d dairy,
kterymI We sVe posiedn1 Vun
az marnotratne na VSe SCrany
hazel; rekneme pet mlIonu.
Az do toho vlozi sc komora
pravnI, notar, bernl ufad j.
nv urad, zkratka vSIchnl Il mo
oavcl, kueri kolkovanyml IL
stinaml oDchod vedou, zuStane
inn mezi prsty rovnez asl Sest
mllionu. Nezte, ze dan 2 dedl-
ctvi Sc pocita die stupne prlbu-
zenstva a my Jsme dostl VIDA
lenymi strycI. Odeete-ll Sc od
p6tatficeti jedenact, zustane
ctyfiadvacet - miiionu, tedy
osm mihonu na kazdeho mas
tri".
"Zcela sprayne, stryee, zee
la spravne", prayil Parizot.
"Stryc Rabiot mluvl velmi
dobre prohodil reznik; "moz
no rici, re pronasi zlata siova.
Ale posledni vule - posledni
vule!'
"Nuze, co jest posIedni
vuli?7
"Nejsme sice upIne zcela
vydedeni, ale skoro totez mas
ocekava's.
"Nelze popriti, re posledni
vule velni malo jest We pro-
speech nas', pokracoval Rabiot,
"vzdyt' znate jeji obsah, byli
jste, jako ia, cteni pfitomni.
Staneme Sc dedici, kdyz Klara
Guerinova do deslti let naleze-
ma nebude".
"Ano, iestlize nalezena ne
bude; avsak po tomto, co nam
prave teta Gertrude sdelila-"
"Ach, byt' by ona stara
sluzka byla Klarou Guerino-
vou tedy ma dosti easu ze-
nItit;, nezli jen napadne nota-
j a vykonavateli posledni vule
ii navStiviti v Grandvalu. v
desiti letech name i my diostl
casu trochu Sc obhlednoutl.
Poslednl vule pravi jeste, re v
pripadu Jistoty 0 umrtl hlavnl
dedicky stavame sc lined my
dedici'.
"Myslim vsak", prayil Pari-
zot, jestlize nase vzdychava
Liza vskutku jest Klarou Cue
rinoyou, re nemusi touzlti ia
vymenu tohoto sveta Ia jiny :.
Rabiot rychle a ostre Sc o.
hledla prayil ma To temnym a
tichym hlasem: "Vzdyt' mozno
j pri tom pomoci. Rozumite
mi2"
Hroznym slovum t6mto vsku
tku rozum6li. nebot' vSichni u
mlki ma sebe pohlizeh.
Rabiot septem pocal znova
"Posledni vule jest proti nam,
tedy treba jest nam tuto tax
upraviti, by byla We prospech
has. Nezapomineime, re jedna
SC zde o ctyriadVacet milionu
2 pro mas pro kazdeho nejme-
ne osm milionu. Nedame pre-
&C O ne Sc pripravit! Zname
klaru Guelinovou? Jestlize
pfekazi nam, tim hure pro nj
nez pro nas!" To rekl dive,
kym pohledem.
Forel skrabaI Sc rozpacitf
"a usima.
"Ovsem bylo by TO nanejvy'
hloupe, kdybychom dali sc 0
krasti o toto skvele jmenl', IL
iala Sc nyni slova Gertrude
"a iak stryc Rabiot pravi, ne
smime ruce klidne zaloziti
Klara GUerinova - je-li n
vskutku naSe Liza - nemysl
V nejmenSlm ma to, by stala $
bohatou, nezaleai il ma dedi
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