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Ghuych Notes and Comments
Mrs. A. r. Galloway.

missionary and donated for her sup
port and equipment in the field twenty
five thousand dollars, no wonder New
Albany Methodist are on the mountain
top spiritually and have one of the
happiest and most effective pastors in
the connection.
The League Rally at the M. f..
Church Sunday eve. was most in
spring occasion, Mesdames Murphy
and Steinbeck, deserve much praise
and credit for the beautiful program
rendered to the large crowd present,
Mr.. l.. c. Andrews, the popular teach
er of the Johnson Memorial Glass, was
chosen as the new Senior League
President, and great things are pre-
dicted for its future. There is moth
ing more up lifting this side of heaven
than wholesome cooperation, harmony
and brotherly love in the church life,
without it all is sounding brass and
tinkling symbal.
"The noblest man is he who fixes
his mind on the best in his brother
and friend"
Sunday School Day will be observed
at Woodsons Ridge School House ON
the fifth Sunday, all day service.
"He alone is truly Christian who
lives and loves and tolls like his re-
deeming Lord"
Lets don't forget to look about the
preparation of reports and the APP
pointment of delegates to our County
| S. S. Convention. We most earnestly
desire that every School in the county
be represented this year Come and
help us, and let us help you.
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PAGE FIVE.

when people thought that the principal
advantage of registering hogs YVES the
certificate of registration, and that il
you wished hogs only for meat pur-
poses any old kind would be alright.
Careful demonstrations by practical
hog raisers, however, have proven that
a pure bred hog is worth from two to
three cents pound more for feeding
than a scrub hog. In other words it
has been proven by actual experiment
that $4,000 worth of feed fed to pure
bred hogs will make from two to three
cents pound more money than $500.
90 worth of feed fed to scrub hogs.
Lafayette County has many pure bred
hogs, some as well bred as can be
found amoung the Durock Herd and
also some fine Poland Chinas but We
have not yet made a systimatic effort
along this line and, as Mr.. 9TH sug-
gests, if we don't mind we will begin
to inbred and go backwards insted OF
toward.
| think hog raising is one of our
most profitable industries and ] think
also that boar clubs is one of the
greatest factors in developing this
business; therefore, am calling all
of the people in Lafayette County who
are interested in hog raising to meet
at the Court House Saturday, May q,
at One P. NJ. that we might proceed to
the organization of Boar Clubs.
o. F. TURNER, County Agent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-05-19

Mr.. L. Tucker, the seven-day man
of the Redpath Chautauqua, arrived
in the city yesterday and is now busy
with large number of boys putting
out advertising matter for the chau-
tauqua, which will open in Oxford
next Wednesday. The Chautauqua
this year promises to be the best yet,
there being higher class of enter
tainments on the program.
M. and Mrs. Lewis G. White, Of
Meridian, are new corners toaOur city.
They have rooms at the home of Mr..
|. A. Purvis. Mr.. White will be con-
nected with the Eagle in issuing a
countrywide illustrated edition of that
paper, which will appear about Sep
TENDER l.
Mr.. George Lundie is the guest of
his parents, for a few days.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-05-19

GAS unknown and yet well known:
AS dying and behold we live:
AS chastened and not killed;
AS sorrowful, yet always rejoicing;
AS poor, yet making many rich,
AS having nothing and yet possessing
all things. Paul.
How encouraging and refreshing
a life like the apostle Pauls. So
human and yet SO divine; All things
to all men. His divinity lifts our souls
to lofty heights where we may sip OF
the hector of heaven, and when we
find ourselves, even in the lowest
depths of dependency. We need not
despair, for he too was often abused
and maltreated but in every case came
forth as gold through Christ which
strengthened him.
In connection with that of every
great conversion and experience like
the apostle Pauls, my heart sings eX-
ultantly, Thru many dangers, tolls
and snares, | have already come, lis
grace has brot me safe thus far, And
grace will lead me home"
During the great meeting conducted
at A. H. S. by Rev. j, E. Stephens of
New Albany. Miss. Aston the cul-
tured and capable Domestic Science
Teacher, received great call to the
foreign field and after days of fasting
and prayer laid herself on the alter
for Domestic Science work in China.
Rev. Stephens Church at New AL
bany, bearing the good news, sent for
Miss Aston and after hearing her re-
markable experience begged the priv
ilege to adopt her as their special
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-05-19

Miss Emma Bates of Clarksdale, is
the guest of her sister, Miss Ida Bates.
Rev. Christian preached theCom-
mencement sermon, at Pontotoc Sun
day.
Mrs. w. S. Dixon, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Geo. Key, has returned
to her home in Ruleville.
Master William and Little Mary
Sisk, of Holly Springs, are the guests
of relatives here.
Mrs. r. r. Hughes will be hostess
of the Novelty Club on Thursday.
Miss Lottie Morgan most delight
fully entertained on last Tuesday
night in honor of Mrs. w. S: Dixon.
Miss Myrtle Ramey, will arrive Sat
urday, after having taught the part
session in Gulfport.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-05-19
TIMELY SUGGESTION
Oxford, Miss, May ID, 1921.

OhlOIuy may II, loAi'
Mr.. o. F. Turner,
Dear Friend:
/ hope you don't misunderstood my
long silence, its due to two things
very busy with Affairs of more dom
este nature, but not least OF the fact
that to give you or anybody an idea
as how to start BOar-Association is
somewhat new occupation to me.
But the matter seems to me to be of
such serious and vital interest to all of
us, that | have tried to think my best
in order to find way out. We have,
| am glad to say, a lot of pure-breed
hogs in Lafayette today; but we got
them in very short time and where
did we get them from? Somebody
may answer, that is none of our bus
mess. But / don't think so. | believe
we are seriously running the risk of
interbreeding our stock, which would
l1Cdll UCSSDCi III ilcS iioSoeiy'
for my part don't at all feel safe and |
know others VINO feel just like | do.
If we have Bull-Association why is it
we cannot have Boar Association.
The first is not more, if at all as i'm
portant as No. 2. A COW don't have
but one calf {. year, but SOW has, or
should have, in order to pay, two litter
of pigs a year. | have a few points
put down as how to start, that is as
how | think we could start, Boar
Association, but don't think it the
right time to talk yet. What | think
we ought to do first of all, would be
for you Mr.. Turner, to get few OF
our most experienced farmers together
and put the question to them, if they
think there is any means by which the
question can be solved to everybodys
satisfaction, then its time for US to
gather facts to that eject and when
we think we have everything ready
it is time for US to call a meeting, and
lay it before the farmers. Nh Jim
Stone is man who has done world
of good for. the farmers of Lafayette
county, if he thinks he can, | know
he'll help US to the best of his ability.
Knowing that you have always been
working very faithfully for US since
you came to Oxford, | wish you all
kinds of success in the future.
Yours very sincerely,
,.,. G. UTH.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-05-19

guest of her aunt, Mrs. Clarence ESk-
ridge.
Little Miss Norimue Hawkins en-
tertained a few of her friends with a
Birthday party, Thursday, all report
a delightful afternoon.
Mrs. J. N. Powers has just returned
from a ten days visit to her fathers,
Mr.. d. C. Gavin, of Quitman, and
friends in Meridian and Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs r. V. Black and Mr..
and Mrs. T. w. Black, spent Sunday
at Burgess.
Misses Sarah and Luck King are
spending a few days at New Prospect
at the home of Mr.. Newt King.
Mrs. Charlie Henry, of Water Valley
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. r. q.
Morgan.
Mr.. Brooks Patton and family ac-
companied by their mother, motored
through to Memphis and spent two
days of the past week.
Mrs. E. C. Noel, of Lexington, is the
guest of her son, Mr.. Edwin Nelson at
Ole Miss and her sister, Miss Lou
Nelson.
Mr.. Cashis, of Grenada, who has
been staying in the home of Mr.. C. NJ
Smith, during this session at Ole Miss
-, Il 10 L;r homo rNb,,rc1aI
Mr.. r. H. Porter came up from Par
Gilman to be with his mother on her
92 birthday, the 21st of May.
Miss Gladys Shaw, of Taylor who
has been q student at Ole Miss, rcttiln-
ed to her home Wednesday.
Miss Edna Jones of Taylor, is the
guest of, Mrs. Duff R&gland.
Miss Jessie May Smith, who has
been teaching at Money, is at home
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ.
Smith.
Mrs. H. r. Cobb, and little daugh
tiers, Lillian and Onata, left Tuesday,
for Grenada, where they will be the
guests of Mrs. Cobb's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Thompson.
Mrs. E. C. Esklidge, mother of Mr..
j. c. Eskridge, and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
e Dinton, of Delay. spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Eskridge.
Mrs. w. L. Noah, of Koscuisko, has
been the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
A. P. Hudson.
Rev. J. A. Christian will preach the
commencement sermon of the Toe
copola High School Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Whilson CrowelI and
Mr.. l. G. Crowell of Orrwood, spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs |. B. Orr.
Mrs. Dale and daughter, of Dallas,
Tex, are the guests of Mrs. B. B.
Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Fee, of Cisco,
Texas, are visiting their mother, Mrs.
B. C. Fee.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Price, and son,
A. w. Jr, of Temple, Texas who have
been visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. w. Price, are now in Tupelo,
spending the week with Mrs. Prices
parents, and enjoying fishing treat.
Mr. and Mrs. Wood B. Hall arrived
last week, after spending their honey
moon in the southern part of the state
and will be at nome to their friends at
College Hill.
Mrs. r. R. Hughes, most delightful
" entertained the Book Club on last
Wednesday,.
Mrs. Charlie Harvey, of Water Val
ley, is the guest of her mother, for a
few days.
Mr. Bal Morgan, of Itta Bena, s'oent
a few days with his mother, Mrs. r. G.
Morgan. .
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-05-19
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

Miss Matte Nell Parks has return
ed home after a successful year of
teaching at Money, Miss. She has
been retained as teacher for the COM
ing year.
Miss Mildred Simmons, accompanied
her brother Hugh Lee Simmons, back
to Louisville, KY, where he is attend
ing the Baptist Theological Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs w. p. York, spent the
week end with their parents, Nh. and
Mrs. Charlie Baird, of Woodson Ridge.
Miss Virginia Lester left recently
for her home at Darling, Miss, after
a pleasant visit to her Sister, Mrs.
Garland kimmons.
Miss Hittie Meek, of Batesville, is
the guest of her brother, Mr.. Stanford
Meek.
Mrs. J. B. Blackburn, Of Water Val
ley, is the guest of Mrs James 7.
Chambers.
Mrs. w 4. Bryant, of Coffeeville, is
the guest of Miss Ellen Bailey.
Dr. j. n. Swan left recently for
New York and Boston, on business for
the University.
The many friends Of little Miss
Katherine Hargis will be glad to
know that she has been dismissed
from the Oxford Hospital after an
illness of several weeks
Rev. B. G. Mitchell left recently for
General Assembly,
The last meeting Of the Womans
Book Club for the year was held Tues
day afternoon, at the residence Of Mrs.
T. H. Somerville
Messrs. Stacy Fur, Baxter Wiley,
and j. W. Bell, attended the Common
cement at Chickasaw College Sunday.
Mrs. G. r. Hightower, of Stanton,
Miss, was the guest of Mrs. w. W.
Knight the past week.
Miss May Brown, of New Albany, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Dan AL
mond
Mrs. Moss Andrews, of Memphis, is
in Oxford for the summer months.
Messrs. Auber, Wilds, Landres,
Leavelle and Rev. R. @. Leavelle, at
tended the southern Baptist Conven-
ton, which met at Chattanooga, the
past week.
Mrs. Stall, of Earle, Ark, is the
guest Of Mrs. George Knight.
Mrs. NJ. Bedenbaugh, of Starkville,
Miss, is the guest of her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. w. l. Hargis.
DR.. Currie Fur and family, of
Belen, Miss, are visitors to their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Furr.
Miss Thelma Webster, is the charm
ing guest of her cousin, Miss Marie
Poole, of Lamar, Miss.
Mr.. Luke Poole, of Lamar, was
recent visitor to his aunt, Mrs. S. S,
Webster.
After pleasant visit to their moth
er, MRS. L. II. wright, ST., DR.. w. II.
Wright, wife and little son, of Jackson
left Monday, Mrs. Wright, will visit a
short while in Florence, Ala, before
joining her family at their home
Mr.. and Mrs w. R. Walker, attend
ed commencement at Chickasaw Col
lege Sunday.
Mrs Emma Ray, of Friars Point.
Miss, is the guest of her son, Mr.. D.
B. Ray.
Miss Fabra Holmes, of Carbonate.
ILL.,. visited Mrs. Tom Ward, the past
week, while; en-route to Atlanta, Ca,
where she is engaged in Red Cross
work.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-05-19

An attack of heartburn or indiges-
ton calls for a dose of Herbine. 1t
relieves the distress instantly and
forces the fermented food into the
bowels. You feel better at once
Price, 60c. Sold by A. H. Kendel. adv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-05-19

No man ever becomes so great as
to be totally forgotten. The press
still prints a word or two about Mr..
Taft and Mr.. Wilson when there is
no other news to be had.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-05-19

President Viii
will a he Chautauqua.
the
exceptionally
Doj John
technical brae and beautiful
of
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-05-19
A Splendid Idea.

The idea of Boar Clubs is a most
timely suggestion. There was time
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XOR OREESPONDENCE VYLET.
NiNJ c. N. sDRUZENI.
Velkolepy vysiedek sbirky We
prospech lidunlilnych ustavG
- $24S0.OO.
(Dokonceni.)

CT. red. Svetal
Podavam dodateGne zpravu z
nasi cesty ma lodi New Amster-
dam Pritel Kokoska castetne
n@stinil naSe radosti zalosti a
ia / torau poaze pfipoiuji, ze
cleYelapdsti dcaetpici isou ve-
sm6s vesel6 nalady, zejmena p.
Fomsik, ktery stale pobizl
"Tak hos, jeSte iednu, ie ja-
ko plzeask6', a phi tom ma
tvare iah mesic v dpIhku a pan
Turek, ten yzdy kdyz vytahna
iich deset tax s. ide odpoci-
Inout ia loza a pax zatne po-
znoYu. TAX cas- utika We vesel6
Inalade dale. ri. Bednafova je
stale TAX veseie nalady, re Sc
praVem obayame, re jinebude-
me moci dostat lode ma pev-
lninu q pax TT nerad pFedem ne
co prozrazuJi, ale jen tax let
mo - obaVam Sc, ze do Cleye-
landu prijede jeste We yeselei-
Isl nalade a bude priiimat sa-
me grstulaee. 81. Psenitkoyou
ma lodi nemusim nechat hledat
policisty, ale obaYame sc, ably
SC nam Ease neztratila v PaIi
III, snad ty syizele Y New Yor
ku il daily dobrou Skolu. Tai
nam cas- utiha We yesel6 spole6
nosti; jest zde mnoho zna
mJch narodnich praeovniku
Izejm6na Ces Mar, Sdruzeni,
to z cele Unie. Jsem stale v,
spolecnosti p. Simona Hrub6hr
= Chicago - tchana red. 3
Kutaka a obdiyuji' jeho zdra
Vi; neztezoval 81 pranic n,
fmofskou nemoc, stale vessel
,7lysli, zertuje inu, Jak
nlladik. Ma lodi Jest vse 4
vzornam poradku. cisto. straw
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CTETE, +
OSOBNE ZKUSTE!

Kazdy Clovek milujici row
most, pravdu cistou, vedu .cest-
nou, zivot skromny, mali 'neb
nema' v projevech Spiritd je-
Ste Diary zjevne, chce-li spolee-
ne V duchovnfch skutcfch ciste
vede potfebne byt poucen tax
to, kdo chce bez platu zapo-
tatem zasedani V malem poctu
osob byt pr1tomen, necht', svou
iistou adressu zasle - "lepe
osobne' J. N. nahofe 1861
E. Sc. Str. City. Takto obdrzi
vysvetlenf.
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3~9~.s%%v@eee~@e@~ve9e@~9e
Muzzii,rl2, Z {
kterrii jsou
nernocnii
E-S~1w.
4ekarstvl a eIektl
ma We spojenl.

Nezalezi ma tom, komu Sc
nepodarilo vas vyleciti, chci
pouze, abyste >prisli ke mne
poradili Sc Sc mnou, drive nez-
Ii pujdete k. jinemu lekari.
Moje ceny jsou mike. Ne
bude-li mono vas II vyleciti,
feknu vam lined. Ueinim vam
vyhovujici splatky.
L6cefi: vsechny nemoci ner-
.vove, krevni, koznf, chronicle
"a RUNE nemoci muzske, dale
nemoci ledvin a jine mimi
spojene neduhy, ztratu PANE
ii, kamenky (bez fezanD, bo-
laky a vfedy, zvetsene mandle
Inadory, otravu krve, pistele,
rheumatism ySechny mu2ske
nemoci.
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no nekolika hostinskymi poko-
Ii? kazdy musl yidetl vsechnu
tu prostickost zdeJslch hostln-
GU, ably mi dal "a pravdu, re
by 81 tax veledulezite, pro mas
prepamatn6 misto zaslouzllo
sIusnych mlstnostl, We, kterych
by mohl Znaveny turista male
zti naleziteho obcerstvenl CT
steho, tTeba neJprostslho noe
lenu?
Ale rozhledneme Sc dale:
Nemohu zapirati, re / vnejSek
fn6stecka jeho "ulicemi" "a
rusobil ma mne misty dojmem
zdrcujicim. Kostrbata sllnice,
yedouci nerovnym terenem me
stecka, byla pima blata, Jehoz
zaschle hromady cekaji misty
Snad jiz po mesice ma odklize-
nj; sllnice je lemovana ruzny-
mi odpadky 2 vylevane Spiny,
yalici Sc prLkupky podle silni-
CT, ktera vykazuje mimo to
cele haldy poztracene slamy,
sena hnoje. Ze mesta jake je
Husinec nemohou 81 tax snad-
no doprati dlazdeni zulovymi
kostkami, rad pripouStim, ale
re by Sc obcanstVo Samo ne
mohlo postarati, ably bylo V Hu
|sov6 m6steGku alespon ma uli-
clch ponekud cisto, aby zacho-
ay hostincich byly zbaveny
hrozne Spiny a pavucin, a ably
byiy alespon obcas vybiieny
EtCho by snad mohla jak sprava
obce, tax i jednotliVci snadnC
dokazati.
Jak krasn6 je polozen Husi-
nee V klinu zelenych pohor-
Iskych strani ma pokraii rozkos-
nych lux a pastvin! Jak pek-
nc tltIni billy kostelik ma vrsku
Sc syou bani uprostred meste.
cka, ktere stuleno V zeleni pri.
yative kyne z dalky biizicimu
Sc poutniku!
A Jake zklamani prinaSi t6-
muz poutniku vnitfek mestec.
ka, vstoupi-li tam a nahledne.
Ii trochu do jeho mira!
Byly by tu ieSt6 jine veci, {
niehz by bylo psati Sc stranky
esteticke a citove, ale tecI
je skoro lepe V dobach nynei
silfo obecn6ho vzruseni mysl
Ipomlteti. - Jen tolik chci ri
-t-ci, re by Sc mistr Jan Hus ,
teto stranky svemu rodneml
mesteeku podiyil re by $,
jim nepotesil ~
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v PONDELf 27. CERVNA ri
MUDr..ph. Dr. Karel Zitko:
JAn TO VYPADA DNES
" HUSiNCI.

Ma svJch prazdninovych pc
fulkach Easel jsem 81 letos i 90
Husince Vyplnilo Sc tax davne
mole prani spatriti rodny do
mex naseho velikeho narodni-
no svetce..
4 snat,iI isaio iat lIvidel
isam onn malou. pamatnou
s,,6tnicl,, corvotoeivon nodla-
hon 70 ktor6 50 Hus narodil.
,osoI IN carna tnoave ku-
chYal,v "a Ltarh o. snad ota-
x.ia unso,,a ,oafi,a ! nrostifk j
- obnista
noian,nou i nosnoirna chm
Al l,tor5 A. 1oia ; sa5dielea
- ls.,,+a a,.asfisl,6ho oi,vdIi
,iaba5 onatroy5ni vzalo na se-
80 n,5sfa pisol, Namalo hy h5ti
ooro,d, iad;,6bo noctiv6ho Ce
at.oa1o,.5l,o 4or,1 h, nasbl6dl
,,s.o,an,,+,,o,, sv8t,,;oln no
i ,,a,,5o,,{ "a - 6lo-
III, no,,,,,.i na,odifi : nadhor-
~ l.on,,a+s,.h ahv Il n,obI
a4,t; rol;I,sna ! ,,os,,,taln1,,,.
A. .a.,5 io,, +ol- snadno 10
u4,4; ~ 1J,.;,o6 0d nas >
D., = ,,,.ni oosfo n5l,1od-
ns .,oionf dosti snaioh J bu-
e,,,oai,6 nadrasf j nostay.no
a. ,,aa,,afo 81 ,.,,sto,,,,;, ,,lo
-, - iosfa dohr6 -
44',.t; 49, sad;,,,, ah,.s n,obl sns
~; .u1,5 ill., n,i,4o
Az j. l,o,oa,,a II ds ~
A. ,so,,oo; ioa ,,atnoE ,
- 9.4; 81, ,,,.;1at; n,ist,
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aaIahors vi, (,iso,i,
4..Io III. ..>a.,5z,t I'm;
ss5t !. - taLs.
,t;.; 80 ha,.,,
49, - p.aahaf;a ,o,,s,,,a ;,
ae,9ao,,, ,1,,a,,a - chn4;
sa..n.4l ,-',,,..,,;,bto n@S.s
4.,.;..,.; So -,
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refine, M argarethe, StenaVe
pronasely jeho rty. 'Kazde my
Slenky ma tebe Sc vzdati mu-
sim. Use, CO dosud mne blazi-
10, jest zniceno, ztraceno!
Sam jsem v bide temnu!"
S radostnym pokrikem vb6-
hla Margarethe do pokoje mat
Gina S telegramem V ruce a vo-
lala Lester dnes v noci sc
vratl! Oh, jak jsem st'astna.
V6enosti byla mi tato doba a
prece jen ctyfi dny trvala, co
opustil mne Lester. Netesis Sc
take. re Lester Sc vrati?"
PAM Farnsworthova pohled
la dsmevem ma dceru svoji.
"Zajiste, mile dite, tesim Sc ma
jeho shledani."
'Nezminuje Sc ami slovem O
SVEN otci. A ia pfala bych 81
lvelice rada seznati stareho pa
ma Glendala! Oh, jestlize. Sc
mu nebUdu libit maminko!"
Pani Farnsworthova srdecn6
Sc zasmala, ale mlGela. ne
cht6la dceri vyieviti, co jeji
materska pycha citila a 0 Gem
presvedcena byla, totiz re dee
ra jeji zjevem a povahou svou
libiti Sc musi kazdemu.
Den byl divce vskutku dlou-
hym. Ustrojila Sc co nejvkus.
neii, zvolila sat, We kterem ne
radeji vid6l il Lester, uspora-
dala syui zlaty vlas, re V bo.
hat6m proudu spadal il Ma 81
il.
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navladni 5 choti ma navStevu {
! Margaretha osamotnela W
SVEN pokojiku.Nahle zaslechli
zvuk domovniho zvonku.
Tot Lester!" zvolala ra
dostne, a letem spechala pC
schodech dolu do maleho pfiji
maciho pokoje, kde jak vede
la, on ma nj cekal. Bourne ote
vrela dvefe, by milacku syeml
V naruc Sc vrhla, zustala vsal
pri pohledu ma neho ztrnul,
stati ma prahu a postoupic
nemu, zdeSene ma krok ustou
lpila.
Zde stal. jak q mramoru Wy
tesan, poStavou skleslou, hr
dou hlavou ma prsou schylenou
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Ivo mann, veskere handy a potu-
ipy. Neodpoeinu 81, dokud nedo-
lsahnu toho, by lide S hrdostl
volali: "Jan Halladay jest ma
Sim pfitelem!"
/ Allen Glendale sklonil hla-
vu.Zvlastni myslenky v nitru
jeho bourily, uzkost', bazen,
a vycitky svedomi svlraly jeho
srdce. Po celou chvili sedel zde
mlGky, bez pohnuti; nahle Sc
zvedl a pravil: "Jsi pobouren,
odpocin 81 a utis Sc, pref mi tez
klidu! Uvidfme Sc pozdeji!"
Teprve kdyz zmlkly kroky
Allena Glendale ma chodbe
Vrhl $ sebou mladik ma pohov-
ku a vypukl V plac. "Marga.
rethe, Margarethe," !" stenavf
Ipronasely jeho rty. "Kazde my
islenky ma tebe Sc vzdati mu
sim. Use, CO dosud mne blazi
10, jest zniceno, ztraceno
Sam jsem v bide a temnu!'