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RrownsViIle e:S5 p. M. arrives ?: R. r.
station, Pittsburgh. $50 p. m COnneets
with p. R R. train 5" for Chicago. which
lsavsS Pittsburgh At ;oS P N: and 5. train
which leaves PIttsburEh 10 10 p; M; P. R.
r, train 2os" for Cleveland. which leAvee
Pittsburgh 1901 p. m. sad P. r.. h traiT
27H. which leaves Pittsburgh i2S p. m. nn9
At IL 40 a. M for St Louis. P. r. Il. train
Is' leaves Pittsburgh for New York At
A. HirF2vals-M. R. R. train 50 from
s0S". which leaves P. n. r. station. Pitts
hsarch tg6 a. M, arriving, at Fairrnont.
IL $40 .. M: II. R. r. train 80. from
Brown8ville. B:46 p. M. 2. 4 L. E. train
co., which leaves T. & L. 2. station. Pits
tbs II. P. & R. CO.,
ClaFkAburr-Every hour on the hour from
MsnninEtoT- Every hour on the hour from
Fa I u Ever i hour on the hour from
q. n. to 10 .. m.
RiVeSville- DISCRIMINATORY hour on the
half hour from s 80 a. N. 10 1880 p. m:
CarT every half hour between FAirmon"
and RlveSville Junction.
oeust Avs.--From Adams and MRdlSon
Sts.. every fifteen 'u.lnutes from $40 q.
watson-FSou, Adam, and Madison sts..
every fifteen minutes from a. m. to
East Park-Frsm Adams and Mndison SITS.
every fifteen minutes from b:s5 4. m
Norwood 70 d Ma speedvay)--From Adams
and Madison sts.. every thirty minutes
rs and 90 minutes after eaen hour from
6.s6 4. n, until { :26 p. m. daily except
Sunday. Schedule extended each SAtur.
NOTE-All cara except ClarlsburE begiu
running ono hour later on Sundays,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE
q. . 0. RAILRoAp

Grafton. Cumberland. Warrington. Bal
ttnaorG. PHILADELPHIA and New York.
Train So Accommodation to CumbeT1ndl
8 :I6 4. M, connecting with train g. which
York, (GrGibon only Sundays Train 81 II
a. m. laeeomOdation). which leASes Grafton
at 70 $50 p. M. eonneetinR at Cumberland
With train ls'. which le9ves cgnScFlH ses
/ :8S ,. m. which connects at Cumberland
with Train 49,. which leaves Cumberland
at sis p. NJ. Train Sc. 1850 p. m.
Train 4$'. $50 ?. M. -pt.L -,
throlEh, Pullman service 10 GolImsgs.
so p. NJ. which connects at Wheeling
With Train q. for chisSz9 at 6;2s p I'm m.
FairmOntl arrives at $40 p. m. from
et cIiGR;burz Train ss'. sos =. m. Train
"a acr s connsIl.viIIs and Pi ~.
burGh-Trnin 6T... lz:36 a! m. Train So.
1870 q. m. Train 81. 1910 a: m. Train
sS. 2:4O p. m. Train IS tFatrmont'Aor-
EiSinsITrSin Sc. G:l5 a. M. Train SCI.
i cSarieitou-tvia Gratten) Train IS. 6 :O5
m. NJ Train IS arrives al Grafton from
Charleston at lo:55.
ATfiSAls-FTSm Pitt' {sIn' n,6 S.
CO, :SS ,. IN. Train zoe. Q :25 p. ~.
From ClarkSburg-TrAin So, i2:2b 4.
m. Train So. 80 =. M
HoE0HGAHELA RAILWAY Z s
?. L. E. train So. 1915 a, m.
Brownsville. $40 h. m. arrive P. 4 L. 2
station. Pittsburgh. II :I6 =. m. Connect
with p. & L. E. train IS" at Pittsburgh
for Cleveland. l2 as p. m.
N. r. X. train 50. :Ss a. M; arrives
Brownsville. Il;ts q. no: Connects With P
arrives IN P. Il. R. station Pittsburgh, a.
, sos y. m. and P. & L. E. train 50. which
loavri Brownsville u 100 p. M. and arrives
at P. L. :. statiTn. Pittsburgh. go
N. R. R. train 81. 2;4O p. M. arrives
'Brownsvills. $3.50 2. M connecting yl.h
.. m. and arrives P. & L. Z. station. Pitts
burKh, 7:10 .. m. Connection at Pitts.
hurgh for Toledo and Cleveland on P. & L.
E. train 26", which leaves Pittsburgh 8 40
E. m.; P. & L. E. train 81" Cleveland.
Toledo and Detroit. which leaves Pitts
buiKh IL $50 p. m. and P. & l.. Z. train
for Buffalo and Boston. which leaves Pitts
"" =. R. R. : train sss.. 4:l7 p. NJ. leaves
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Pathological
Questions.

Questions.
1. What two chapters in the Bi
BILE are alike?
2. VIVA Is the middle verse In the
Bible?
3. What meaning has the word
Amen" at the end of prayer?
4. What did Christ call Herod
when He was warned that he
CHerod) sought to kill Him?
8. How did judas betrsy Christi
IS. When Judas repented OF his
act Of betrayal, what did hB dol
Answers TO Yesterdays ou0stlans
/. Peter, James and John were
at the TRANSPORTATION Of Christ.
2. Christ reterrsd to Judas Is
CARROT when He said = S4ndtone 81
you is devil" ="
8. King AhABueruT placed HaHnan
the Agagits above all the .othet
princes ThGtSwers with him.
4. Thou shalt not beArt false
witness against thy neighbor," Il
the ninth commandment.
5. The verse Of the BooEaoe4 1SERl
TIL contains all the letterBan. The
alphabet but one.
6. The letter ~ 10 the one let
ter absent in this verse.
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CAR SHORTAGE

Tuesday consisted of s? cars OF
coal to Curtis liay and 81 cars to
the lakes. There wer7 o6., ears
u Gial loaded cast and "a cGTs
lJn:rd west.
East of Grafton
Twenty-Five trains on the B. &
o. r. R. drew 703 loads Of general
freight east Of Grafton on Tues
day of which $40 loads we're coal.
West OF the Monongah division
there were 29S loads moved. At
midnight ST. loads of east-bound
freight was on hand Of which $40
cars were coal.
Personal Mention
T. q. johnson Bellaire, o., pre-
sident of the Chesapeake Coal
Company, is in Fairmont today.
He returns to Bellaire tonight.
Samuel o. Brady; of the Brady
Coal Corporation, has returned
from Oakmont, MineraI county, w.
Va, where he visited the Abrams
Creek mine.
C. e. Cowan, Greensburg, Pa,
chief engineer, Jamtson Coal d
Coke Co., Is in Fairmont today.
Col. C. W. Watson, who has been
i'll here, is expected to return to
New York tosight.
Daily r. r. Fuel
Railroads secured 264 cars Of
coal oc the MononEah division, B.
& o. R. r. on Tuesday of which
the B. & o. r. r. secured 121 cars
and foreign carriers 143 cars.
Tuesdays Loading
Operations in the Fatrmont coal
region on Tuesday loaded 1923
cars OF coal or just 73 cars less
than Mondays production. Mines
along tho Monongah Division, B..
& o., loaded $50 cars; Mononga-
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TODAYls XVIII
Rer az, o. s. Pat. on.


Answers to Yesterdays XVIII.
In surgery the term "transfu-
SION Is the act or operation Of IN
5estIng blood or other liquid into
he veins or body OF person In
cases Of exhaustion.
f2.-Wedgewood Is called after
Josiah Wedgewood, an English pot.
ter and artist, who invented the
ware.
8. A wanderoo Is a large black
monkey OF Western India, having
Is wlitish name.
Trigamy is the state OF hRy-
Ing been married three times, also
the offense of having three wives
6r three husbands at the same time.
S.. The Mohawk is a river In CEN
stral New FORK about It's miles long
e. MachiaYelli was Florentine
statesman who wrote THE Prince,H
treatise propounding his own
cfnei and INSCRIPTIONS politica.
.4principleS, Hence, any unscrupu'
&Ious measure may be described as
l.'mac hievellian."
n IA contract is an agreement be-
tween two or more persons compe'
tent to contract, by which, for
valuable consideration, some law.
fful thing Is or Is not to he done
within a specified time.
Is. The first United States Mint
sWRs established In 1892.
f 70. a lexicon is a dictionary or
ypca bulary setting forth the mean
yiugs and etynology of the words of
III language, particularly a foreign
Language.
10 There are four quarts in one
gtllon.
New Questions.
= a. Who wrote The Ptckwick
tPapers?.
3. which state produces most
ksclocks2
IA q Where Is. the Amazon river?
Who founded Baltimore?
IS. WHO wrote the opera "Faust?"
g. Which United States Presi.
6ent was nicknamed "Old Hick-
f.7. How long does robin live?
s. Who was George Washington
$Goethals?
O. What is the capital OF Bohe-
mia?
{ 10. How much blood passes
through the heart every minute?
4
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Involving almost a quarter mil.
lion dollars, a suit ha sheen filed
in the office Of Garfield Davies,
clerk OF the circuit court in whlch
Wilson Brothers Coal Company. Of
Pennsylvania, seek to recover
from E. H. Gilbert and Raymond
NJ. Davis, doing business as Davis
Coal Company, Of MorgantoWn.
The suit was filed yesterday By
Attorney James Dawson Of Union
town and Donley & Hatfield Of
this city. No declaration has as
yet been filed but It is Understood
from attorneys in the case that
the specific amount OF the claim
IS S241, 0S3. IA. and is for coal al
legged purchased by the defendant
company during operations cover
ing the period from August 10,
1920 to February 10, 1921.
when the matter was mention;
ed to him last night, e. H. Gil
bert Of the Davis Coal Company
stated that the suit was merely
the allegation Of breach OF con-
tract and that his company would
have a reasonable defense to make
at the proper time"
Coal Co. Developing OIL
!, A. D. williams, president Of the
Peerless Smolleless Smithing Coal
Co, Morgantown, announces that
Claude @. Davidson. formerly field
superintendent OF the Clarksburs
Heat C Light Company, will take
charge OF gas and oil developments
in Gilmer and Calhoun counties.
Fifty wells are to be drilled In the
vicinity OF Normantown. Gllmer
county, at an expense OF 100000.
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Masquerade Party-West vir-
ginia Lodge, 60, Daughters Of Re-
bekah, on Tuesday evening held q
masquerade party at !. o. o. F.
Hall, which was attended by 300
people Of whom 80 came from
Warrington and number from
Worthington. Prize winners were:
FirBt, Mrs. Pearl Yost, Manning
ton; second, Mrs. S. K. Jacobs,
Worthington; third, Mrs. Fred Hall
city. Refreshm ents were served
West Virginia Lodge will visit
Warrington Lodge on Friday ev-
ening, members boarding the z
o'clock inter-urban trolley car out
of Fairmont.
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rr.I1ut rlior big uQIt ci III
to1.eli1to 40 moving niptgEe 1NNN
nof 11 thi Tilmrt 1ct l
st 1 mon nd 1qpnd e'
1i4s IL = sr1Ak
- r
ft1h n III fore sr1el
"a ~
suits ttti6alt 10 AM ~
va : o. sqeif Rupert tlaghes df5s
mot stve the preparation of AlAi
see15sfio 70 another but did the
work himself, He Is unusual Among
photoplayNrights, In that be knows
how 70 attain technical effects, and
.Is capable Of directing y picture
himself.
At Dixie.
Thousands Of movie fans who
have admired King VidoF's work on
account Of his distinctive ability IN
tr9nsmibing emotions from life to
the motion picture screen, viii have
a new sensation when they see his
lGtest work. "Ths Sky Pilot" They
will witness therein several Of the
most thrilling moments that have
ever been enacted before the eye OF
the motion picture camera.
Perhaps the most spectacular
scene in THE Sky Pilot" depicts .
cattle stampede in which 1000
head OF cattle are pictured In mad
onrush toward the helpless figure
of the little ranch girl who has
been thrown from her horse. How
the bravery Of The sky pilot ayerts
almost certain death for the girl Is
a scene that will be permanently
retained in the memory OF movie
fans.
1.-THE Sky Pilot" which opened a
three day engagement at the Dixie
Monday, is released by Associated
First National Exhibitors. Inc. and
is a CathrIne Curtis Production.
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hela, $50 cars; Western Maryland
40 cars. Mines on the Charleston
division, B. & o., loaded II cars
and those along the Monongahela
in Pennsylvania 314 cars.
Mining Conditions
While there are evidences Of
car shortage about in the Fairmont
region 1t has not become sufficient
~ acuta to causee any mines to
close. Today there are 220 mines
down because of lack of orders,
which is just one more than idle
on Tuesday. On the three rail-
roads in the region today there
are IA mines at work of which 81
are on the 3. & O.; on the West
ern Maryland and IL on the Mon
ongahela. On the Charleston d.
vision B. & O.. 81 out Of 81 are
at work while on the Monongahela
in Pennsylvania there are 80 work.
ing out Of 100.
On the Monongah division, B. &
o. today there are 1873 mines idle
or two more than Tuesday. Along
the Monongahela Railway tIer~
were % mines down or three moro
than on Tuesday which shows that
the strike threat on the part OF tho
raIlroaders has not affected bust.
ness very much on these tEJ roads.
A slight improvement was noted
today on the Western Maryland
Railway today when IA mines
we're don today against IS on Mon
day and Tuesday. In fact today's
idleness is the least since Septem-
Der 9tA, when the same number
were down. With fIfty-four mines
idle today on the Charleston divt.
sion, B. & o., there arc two more
dow nthan Tuesday but three moro
mines are working today than
Monday. Working conditions on
the Monongahela Railway in Penn
sylyania have showed little im-
provement, there being 81 opera
ton sidIe during the past two
days, but this reflects a slight i'm
provement over the previous week
when 70 or more mines were Idle
most Of the ting
It was learned today that the
Love Coal Company along the
Western Maryland railway agair'
resumed operations on Tuesday.
One lone car was loaded yesterday
but several empties were ordered
today.
United Mine Workers
I Nick Aiello, presid emit of sub
district 4. is today comforting With
E. S. Mccullough, labor commits.
sioner. Northern West Virginia
Coal Operators Association. Late
this afternoon he will go to Lows.
vile.
James McCIeery. district organ.
izer, is at RIvesYille today.
Patrick Buckley, vice president
of sub dictrict 4 is comforting with
Commissioner Mccullough today.
He will attend the meeting at Mon
ongah tonight.
Edward Matthews. secretary Of
sub district is in 'Clarksburg to.
day.
member. is also In the Clarksburb
field today.
Nick Aiello. president of sub
district 4, will address the miners
meeting at Grant Town this eve,
ming at $3.50 o'clock.
suit at Moraantown
The Morgantown New Dominion
today prints the following in re.
gard to a suit brought there:
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This offer applies only to Mall Sub
seFlptien for one year.
the regular rate Of $500 for one YEAR
is all you are to pay.
You wiz receive The West virgtnian
daily by mail excepting Sundays for
one year.
You will receive bank book containing
a credit entry OF 81 90 in the name of
your child or grapdchild LESS than five
years old.
II you do not have child or grandohIld
at the time Of subscription but II child
or EtRndehild Is horn during the one
years period OF the subscription the
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To Hold soeIal-The Christian
Endeavor Society of GGr./> Luth-
eran church will hold masquer-
ade social on Friday evening in
the basement OF the church. All
admission OF twenty-five cents
will be charged. the affair being
for the benefit OF the church debt
Snnd
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Ii OUT les p:crsrs en- sn IGai
isiss5 Thee carefully roId COIL cd
tiie 4 It's entire length. Then
ed ltne q and so on. Fold each
aeseion underneath accurately.
men completed turn over end
5tts1 lind a surprising result. SS7e
picsuTes.
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Miner is Killed-James Stanton.
aged 22 years, a miner, was killed
in fall of slate at the mine at
Almina, which is now being operat-
ed by the Sturm Coal Company,
lessees Of the South Pittsburgh
Coal Company, on Monday night
Several tons Of coal fell of the roof.
State mining officials made an in
vestigation.
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Takes Over 6usIness-Joe Bar
ton, who has operated an auto
trucking service with considerable
success the past few years has
greatly enlarged the scope Of HIS
business. He has Just taken over
the trucking and moving business
.ot Z. b, Snider, known as Fairmont
9rransfer Co., and henceforth will
.nnernte four auto trucks.
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Meet Torrow-The Ladies' Aid
Society Of the First United Bre=
them church will meet tomorrow
night at the church.
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AZ H6glIftal Mrg. AnBel Z

At H6gpttal-MrB. Angel hiBner3
Of virginia avenue underwent q
major operation today at Cook
hospital. John ]. Hardesty Of
Fairmont had his tonsils and ade-
noIds. removed today at Cook.
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NO FEAR IN LoVE;-Ihere is
no fear in love; butsperfect love
casteth out fear; because fear
hath torment. He that fearcth is
not made perfect in love.-I John
4l8.
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institute MeetIns-The next SEES.
aion OF the Marion county teachers
Institute will be held at Fairmont
an Friday and Saturday, November
18th and 18th. Superintendent Ira
IF. Bush, OF Erie, Pa, will be one
of the speakers and It Is expected
that %. s. Commissioner of EducH'
zion James Tygert viii deliver one
ddreBs during the institute. This
meeting will include the teachers
IA Fatrmont, as we'll as all other
towns Of the county and all rural
tSachsrs,
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sissFs
loa iItnli flla It'll ,sEla
6rn not 6il6t8d o. ST q
.fhft A6Sf q, nbiies q skSsa
elffriey 1tas6n, the se9illta 4so1
Stat, ~ she Weia6d her Nay Nome
rather late Gt hight
Miss Mason looked Ct the officer
with : bewitchinS smile and 1uer.
led. but suppose the little girl
happens to be HToWn up?"
The officer came oloser and
found he was in truth ADDRESSING
q petite EroWn.up and not q little
girl. Good.nattrediY, he replied:
You are 4 little sirl. Just the
same; and so that no harm will
came to you. am going 10 see you
to the end Of this dark street"
Miss Mason took note OF his
number and wrote a letter TO the
police commissioner, recommend
ing the officer for hts .0xtrBme
.polit0nesS. Instead OF receiving
promotion, however, the bIuecoat
received only the friendly but caus'
tic comments Of his colleagues.
Miss Mason, by the way, Is to be
seen at the Nelson theatre in her
new picture, "Queenie," which
opens there tonight.
AZ Princess.
The editor OF a well.known maya.
zine, after seeing THE Old Nest"
wrote the following:
III had been asked short time
ago what particular play Of the
screen we could, above and beyond
all others, recommend as the best
and most completely satisfying pie
ture for all classes OF the Ameri'
can people. play which really en-.
riched and embellished the art OF
narration, We would have asked
for time to think 1t over.
III the same question were to be
asked today We would reply prompt
ly-tThe Old Nest'-and our rea'
sons are these: Rupert Hughes
has centrived a screen story from
his own Saturday Evening Post
story, which Reginald Barker has
produced for Goldwyn, and has sue
GeGUu HlEuOuI y plO% III pihSihe ~
fore us a series Of short and we'll
told and continuing chapters out OF
life itself. He has with dett and
clever hands drawn aside the cur
tain from the soul Of an American
family, permitting us to see the deep
pathos Of a noble mothers sacrl-
flee for her children and the aeh'
ing emptiness OF her great heart.
: "The great cry has gone up from
the public TO tie theatres for worth,
while pictures. The Old Nest will
answer that cry.
"Vre Congratulate Rupert Hughes
most heartily; and extend the greet
ing to Mr.. Barker aud to the Cold
wYn company. We congratulate
Miss Mary Alden. whose portrayal
Of the mother will live as long az
the screen endures. We praise the
fIaR1ess east and the manner Of
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LATE WANT ADS

SsWogUHJBURNSISHEDd Digit house
keeping rooms, very convenient.
feasona2Jie sTent. az Spence st.
10 Is st 1889 A
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vauadium was discovered by a
Swedish chemist In 1890.
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Fair tonig h t.
cloudy tomorrow.
Local Readings.
Creed 5olyard, Oh
Temperature al
a. M. today, 43,
Weather yester
lay, clear; tenn
perRture, maxi
mum, 20; mini
mum, 40; precipi
!ation, none.
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Try This on Your Wise Friend
Sixty7four can be divided Into
Tour parts in s:ch a manner that
if you add 8 10 the first. sub
Araot 3 from the second, multi
ply the third by and divide
the fourth by the result will
IN each case be the same. What
are the four parts?
Answer to yesterdays:
A mis- Is as good os mile.
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Election Tonight - Don't forget
lie Red Cross meeting tonight at
tie Red Cross room inS hescouFs
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These Are The Requirements

Sioo account will be started upon re.
ceipt OF proper information from you.
The account will be in the Savings G'e-
partment of The Peoples National Bank,
The National Bank Of Fairmont or The
Falrmont State Bank in Fairmont, ". Va.
The West Virginian in putting this
proposition into effect upon receipt Of
your subscription. We will make the
initial deposit promptly, sending you the
handbook. so that you can make ad>dttion.
al deposits in the same account IN what
aver manner you plan to save 4 neat
esq" for your child or gtandehild
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MIGHT so APPEAR

Observation-Disclosures MRI6H !
same down 70 see you 40 hurFledIy
l think forgot something!
Country Visitors lit wasn't
your dFeSR. was ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05

jeji tvafi byly dosud patmy
stopy place.
A pod6l nj sci jeji otec.
V tvari jeho dlel vyraz ze-
lezne vule a ma rtech Sc mu do
sud chvela vyhruzna slova:
Bud podate ruku svoii ba-
ronovi Zdensk6mu - anebo
Vas vydedim!"
A nebylo vyhnutil Musela
Sc podrobiti Will otcov9! Zach
v6la Sc prudce, kdyz uzrela la
cn6 pohledy hostu, uprenG do
kola ma sebe. Hlava il Sla ko-
lem, a dech Sc il taiil. AvSak
pritomnost prisneho otce a ie-
no hostu il dodavaly zoufal6
zmuzilosti. Podivala Sc ma Be
zdeka, jenz Sc meme uklanel
vidouc jeho resignaci, ovla-
dala Sc - a vstoupila ma lesk-
le parkety vecerniho zapasi-
ste - odhodlana
Kdyz sla kolem Bezd6ka,
dotkla Sc nepozQrovan6 jeho
ruky a vtiskla mu do diane ma
~ listek, ma n6mz stalo:
"Neozeli srdce
lasky sve raj pravy II
nevypla6e vzpominek,
kdyby lkalo klvi"'
Bezdek Sc zachv6l.
"Jde to ku konci! Bohudik!
zaSeptal.
A nez Sc naddl proudila spo
lecnost Ease kolem n6ho.
VSude Sc mluvilo jenom o
dneSni Slavnost.
Predm6tem VSeobecneho hovo
ru bylo zasnoubeni Evy ba-
ronem Zdenskym. kteri Sli po-
die seba mlcky a zamySleni.
Okamzik, kdy bude ucin6n
VSemu konec, nebyl dalekyl
V tom vessel toVarnik Lin
dner usmivaje Sc vlidn6, Sci
mezi hosty, coz bylo znameni
k zaceti slavnostni vecere.
Pribory zazvonily vesele o
hrany taliru a mis-, Il host6 Sc
dali do veCere.
(POkradnVani1