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The New York herald., 1921-02-20

Usually when the actors in a dra-
matte production are on the stage and
the action is proceeding the back stage
portions OF the theatre are quiet, with
only one or two stage hands in sight
and the rest in odd nooks and corners
out of view. playing pinochle or poker.
But during the entire progress Of I'm
the Night Watch" the spectacular Lon
don and Paris production which the
Messrs. Shubert are presenting at the
Century. with a cast including Robert
Warwick. Jeanne Eagels. Maclyn Ar
buckle. Cyril Scott, Miss Margaret Dale.
Edmund Lowe and Max Figman. more
persons are on the parts of the stage
out OF view of the audience than appear
In the most massive of the mob scenes.
The many effects. which include the
French fleet getting under way in the
harbor of Toulon. the engagement of the
French cruiser Alma with an unknown
enemy vessel, the sinking of the Alma
and a thrilling scene of naval action on
the bridge of the warship. require not
only elaborate preparation but constant
work back stage.
The scene on the bridge of the French
cruiser during her ffght with the Ger
man warship requires the use of many
electrical devices and many units of the
back stage forces working in harmony.
The firing of the guns of the two ships
the despatching of a torpedo and its ex-
plosion. movements Of the distant
enemy cruiser, the sounding of various
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
BREN0N SEES FILM CHANGES.

During my absence abroad" said
Herbert Brenon last week. many
changes have taken place In the motion
picture industry-changes that perhaps
are :mperceptible to those who have
been plodding steadily ahead unaware
have been slowly but surely taking
place"
Amy one who has been away from
America cannot fail to see that there
have been vast steps forward in this
great industry OF ours and that the
wheat is being separated from the chafs
as quickly as could be expected.
Its a long process this business of
wedding out. but the great levelling is
already taking place. I notice il par
ticularly In the studios. There's not the
waste-waste of time or expenditure
that there used to be. It's getting moro
and more difficult for the unframed and
inefficient to get work. 1t Is becoming
more and more apparent that motion
picture technique is developing into an
art OF its own, and this art Is producing
artists of it's own.
II feel that art and music and sculp-
ture are far more closely affiliated with
the screen than literature Is, and that
those who will ultimately rule the film
world are those who realize this fact.
Those who criticise the motion pic
ture industry may in many cases be
justified, but that we are not at a stand
still must be admitted In all fairness.
The enemies of this industry of ours
will find that 1t is indestructible. and
that the criticism that is hurled at us
only serves to spur us on to greater and
bigger efforts"
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ADJUSTMENTS.

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with Teresa Valerie. this song taking
place at 9:06ss AT 8 9;10 he is doing ac-
robatic feats with a barrel. and then he
does his leaps from a balcony into =
spring table with the bulky Oscar Rag
land in pursuit. After this scene Stones
takes one bow. and one only. no matter
how great the applause. The stage iS
already set for the next scene. and an
other bow would make it impossible -
accomplish the comgtssr Grange OF cos
tune to the iadian. required by S;io.
At 9;+5 Stone has completed his whip
Swapping and Is going through his feats
OF craftsmanship. At 9:52 be does the
horseback ride. which ends the nrst act
There is no interval of rest for stone
between acts He slips out Of the 1adiah
costume and makeup. goes into shower
bath. makes up as the country sport asss'
at 1010 O'clock Is on the stage again,l
At 10 :l5 he is a member of the bur,
glars union. and at 1919 he has SUM-
and danced his wild Women" song
with the London Palace Girls and dts-
appeared through the trap by which no
made his entrance. Ia the dressing room
at 1920 be makes a complete eharte
of costume. reappearing at 10 ;35 to
dance with Violet zell. In dressing
room built In the wings he makes the
Quick change TO the Wizard. reappear-
ing at to;42, At 10 AS he has changed
TO court costume, and at 10 :49 he rs
taking o BOW after the hnat curtain, his
first lessurely bow of the evening. At
10 so be is removing costume and make
up for the last time. and at II rs he IL
motoring to Forest Hills. with nothing
to do until the next night (unless it is
a matinee day. except to sleep eight or
nine hours. give a Punch and Judy per-
formance in some ehildren's home or
hospital or put In a few hours prac-
tising for the new Fred Stone show OF
1928.
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the case Of the men who are stationed
at the quick firing and other naval guns
on tho Century stage. as well as the
men at all other stations.
The telephones between the stage
manager and hts men at their stations
and the chief electrician and his sub
ordinates are In constant use. Amy un-
expected trouble is reported by tele-
phone to the chief switchboards almost
before it happens. Frequently the alert
eyes of the stage manager and chief
electrician detect advance signs Of
trouble with their lamp or a movement
OF apparatus. The man In charge at
the particular station which may be
involved Is at once warned over his
telephone and immediately afterward
reports on conditions
The large crew of the Alma Is In
frequent movement. In the bridge
scene. for instance. the gun crews are
called to their stations and are seen
rushing along the decks. The entire
ships company Is sent to quarters. and
finally the ifeboats are manned Each
OF these movements on the part of the
crew are cued. There is both a warn
ing signal and an action signal for
every mass movement of the crew, Moth
ing being left to the individual uaena-
bers CT the crew except to obey their
various orders delivered by green or
red lights.
The proper lighting Of the scenes
aboard the cruiser Alma and In the
open sea are dtfffcult tasks In them
selves. For instance, on the bridge OF
the Alma the action is fought at night.
A lighting problem was to give safn-
ciant illumination for the scene and at
the same time to have II come from
uerfectN natural sources The binnacle
and other pieces of apparatus which
ordinarily aboard ship are lighted at
night were utilized.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
DUNCAN SISTERS SONG WRITING

with the recent sale of one Of their
song compositions 20 Harry Won Tllzer
for an advance royalty Of 800 the
Duncan slsters--Rosetta and Vivian
who appear with Fred Stone in Tip
Top" came into general notice in the
lucrative field OF song writing. But
LOVE Spells Love-" for which a
publisher was willing 20 pay $500 hands
down. is not the first song composition
of the Duncan sisters. These two
sprightly youngsters have written more
than dozen songs and have sung the
majority Of them themselves. This is
the first they have sold
1--WE are sister act as regards song
composition as much as we are a Sister
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

act on the stage" says Rosetta Duncan,
who talks for the two. Sister (Vivian)
generally gets the theme for a song.
She huns her idea to me, and l try 10
reproduce her idea on a guitar, en-
broldering and arranging the counter
melody as l go. Then We polish up the
music. The next step is to fit the
words Again Vivian takes the lead.
She gives me a tangible idea. and try
TO make 1t jingle. After that the words
are arranged as to proper sequence and
shades of meaning. Neither OF us ever
has taken academic training in musical
composition
The new song was whipped into shape
In a single night
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usm6sek ten hlasem, kteryz
byl hlasem podezreni a pohle-
dem, kteryz byl t6m6f pohle-
dem opovrzeni. Prudka jeji po
vaha rychle odmitla nezdvo-
Iilost, jiz Sc stala ob6ti. Popu-
zeni jedineho toho okamziku
~ TAX caste rozhoduji prane-
patrne okolnosti o nejvaznej-
sich vykonech cinech 1idi -
popuzeni to rozhodlo, jaky ma
sledovati ell. Mercy obratiIa Sc
opovrzliv6 zady ku starci po-
nechala no V domn6nI, re vypa
tral jm6na mrtv6 zeny. Hora-
&c Ease v6noyal veskerou po-
zornost vyplneni pruvodniho Ii
stu.
"Odpust'te mi, ze opakuji
~ v5m liz zo5ro iakon mo-
n7ocl-5 k5za6 lest TAX co imo-
nniotp2o
Odnovad4la mn lebkovazn4.
vv75vav6 aniz bv 81 bvla va.
don9a echo So donou4ti a. liz
bvIo nozda
/ "rraca Roeahorrv . nrayil.
Solva 81 ~lova tafo nral6t,a
nfoe ioi; rty bvIa nv obatovaIa
va !, n,aIa abv nobla odsini-
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bledy nefvcSnis - dH Js
Fielenski z Toronto, Ont, pise:
"Rozhodl jsem Sc vyslovlti svo-
je uznani DR.. Petra Hoboku.
Nez isem uzival tento lex, ci-
til jsem Sc slabym, nervosnim
a mel jsem bledou plet'. Po
pouzivani Hoboka pouze po
kratkou dobu, citim Sc silnej-
sim, mole civni soustava jest
normalni mole plet' nabyla
zdrave barvy. JIM zde, kterl
take uzivali tento lex, docilili
podobne dobrych vyssedka."
Tento proslaveny bylinny pro-
stredek zlepSuje krev, sesiluje
civni soustavu a buduje telo.
Neprodavan V l6karnach, zvla-
stnf jednatelove jej dodavaji.
Zajimavy list a brozurka, OBJ
sahujfci dalsl informace, poSle
Sc zdarma cd DR.. Peter Fahr-
ney and Sons Co., 2501 Wash
ington Blvd, Chicago, Ill.
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Matka. - Rimske Hsty ozna
muji: Chuda Italka yazila da-
lekou cestu Z Tunisu do Rima
v nadeji, re neznamy vojak j.
talsky, jemuz bude vystrojen
slavnostni pohreb, je jednim y
jejlch synG, kterl zmizeli We
Valce. Ably m6la ma cestu, -
prodaia ubozacka vsechno, CO
mela. Prisla do Rima y noel
pred pohfbem a zustala do ra-
na v kostele, Y n6mz byla Wy
stavena rakev. Y modlitbu po-
hrou%ena zustala Il rakye, isouc
presg6dtena, ze nj odpociva
Ijeji syn. Kdyz rano cht6E ze.
.nu odvesti, yideli, ze je mrtya
Whisky. - Kterysi list an.
glicky yypravuje tuto histor
ku; N6kolik lakyrniku praco.
Valo V dome irske vdovy. DiIo.
vedouci prohlasil, ze By mater
Ivypadal je5te l6pe, kdyby me
i cisty lih. Vdova byla ochot
! ma opatriti lih. Prace pokra
covala vesele, Thu bylo pouzi
to take k dcel1m "vnitrnim"
nebot pypadal jako whisky
mel zVla5tai, nikoli nepfijem
nou pfichut' Po nekolika pal
dnech ohlasil Sc dIlovedoucf /
vdovy zadal jeste nejak
mnozstyi oduvodn6nim, u
prace Jest vic, nez myslel. :
Ale vzdyt' uz jsem YAM dal.
tolit, vsechno, CO jsem mela :
vysyetlovala vdova. = Mt
rlua totiz zenfel Y cizine
mrtyolu mi poslsli Thu. re
lih isem schovala. pfedpokla
dsjlc, ze Sc jednou ma n6co he
dl.
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KEN. Ignacius Wetzel vybral 81
diva strasne nastroje, leskle a
move a pritfsknul je ku svym
prsoum. Moi mali hosi," pra-
vii meme, jakoby mluvil dve-
ma ditkam; "moji pozehnani
mali hosi, pojd'te, mejte Sc k
praci." Ranhojic obratil Sc k
Maxovi. "Pamatujete Sc ma BIZ
Itvu Ii Solferina, Maxi a ma ra-
kouskeho vojina, jehoz ranu
ma hlay6 jsem operoval?"
Oci ranhojicova pomocnf-
ka, do nedavna ospalost pro-
zrazujfcl otevrely Sc nadobro;
bylo patrno, re Sc pocina zaji-
matt 0 to, co ma slySeti. 'Pama-
tuji se," pravil. "Drzel jsem
tehdy svicku."
Ranhojic zavedl no k lozi.
"Nejsem spokojen S vysled-
KEN sve operace u Solferina,"
pravil; "stale jsem 81 pfal
zkusiti il jeSte jednou. PRAY
dou jest, re jsem zachranil Ii
Ivot toho muze, vSak take moz-
ma, re muz ten nebyl V poTad-
ku. Necht' tomu vSak jakkoliv,
on bude zlti zemre co sile-
nee. Pohlednete ale, mily Ma
XII, sem ma tuto damu ma posteii
lezic1. Ona jest zrovna tim,
co jsem hledaI; ona mi dopo-
mohla zroyna k tomu, co jsem
81 pfal. Musite drzet svicku "a
Sc jako tehdy u Solferina, mGj
dobry hochu; postavte Sc zde
a otevfte oci sve nadobro. Po-
kusim sc tentokrate 0 to, dove
dull zachraniti zivot i rozum. -
Ranhojic ohrnul 81 rukavy
kabatu a zapocal S operaci. So
tva re Sc nastroj jaho dotknuI
hlavy Grace-iny, zavzn6l hlas
nejblizsl straze, provolavajlci
sIova, kteraz zjednavala Mer--
cy pruchodu ma jeji eest6 do
Anglie:
"Propust'te anglickou da-
mu"
Operace brala svuj pru-
chod. Druhy vzdalen6jsi straz-
!nik provolaval:
"Propust'te anglickou da-
mu!"
Operace skoncena. IgnaciuS
Wetzel pozvedl ruce sve pTilC
I'll ucho sv6 k samym dstdm
idlyky ma posteli lezisi.
Prvni sIabe oddechnuti vra.
cejiciho Sc zivota pfeletlo rty
Grace Roseberry i dotkIo Sc
starcova ucha. "Ahaw zvolal
INA mila dlvcino! Jiz dychai
- tedy pfeee zijes!"
Ia slov tech zavzn6Io q po
lvzdaii od posledni predni stra
2e nemeck6:
"Propust'te anglickou da
! lmu!" 4s
(Poipacovanf.)
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, r . E N E.
. Z n 4 M K Y.

PRONAJME Sc. farma o 80
akrech, , kon6, 6 krav, 2 pra-
sata, slepice, 10 akra pastvin,
seno, owes, slama, brambory a
hospodarske nacini. Haste Sc
u Jos. Sedivy, $3.50 vych. 40.
ul., rob Hamm Ave. I?
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PRODA Sc NEB VYMENf .,

pekny dunn pro jednu rodinu
obchodni majetek ma Broad
way, jenz ie velmi cenny, ale
Y tomto prodejis levny. Jeden
Stor, til byty, garaz, fernes ma
horkou vodu a velky lot 40 pTi
215 stfevicich. Prina5i pekny
pfijem mesicne a jest stale O.
bydlen. The Atlas Finance
Co, 5458 Broadway. Ptejte Sc
ma M. Stukbauer, jednatel.
12-26
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n {; s--.~g@,y5JS .gatr-5S-, ~
uS1' ~ = =.
.-----.s---.---.--u .s.-
kolo sebe - slov to soucitu a
poyzbuzeni, jakychz nikdy
drive nebylo slyseno - vzpo-
mn6la jich a tanula il ma my
sli, jakoby jich teprve pred no.
dinou byla slySela. Hbledla ma
smrt, kdyz slova Ia nyni jest6
iednou zapfisahala. "Oh!" "a
septaIa pro sebe, pfemysleiic
0 tom, co podniknouti hodlala
"co jsem to ucinila? Co jsem
% ucinila?"
| Obratila Sc OF okna nejas-
Inym jakymsi pfedsevzetim, re
Ipuide "a panem Halmcroftem
a ze no pozada, ably Sc yratil.
| Pohl6dnuVsi jeste jednou ma
| loze, setkala Sc s Ignaciem
=" etzelelh' rraVe hr@cel \ ~, "
oy ma III PfoihluFn' fuce ui-
zei oily kapeshi sateh - ha-
Pesli Sateh' A'eiyA oyid PuJo'-
Ia Grace.
"Nalezl jsem to V jeji kap-
se, praFll' Aoe jest haPSaho
Jejl Jile''o. museia oytl JeJl
hrajanNou, olaolAoVai pis'lie-
ma pa Sa'ku naznamehaha nj
NoilF oez heshaze'
"Jmeuuje Sc Mercy Mer-
rlckoVa!
Jeho rty to yySioylly nl-
hollV Jeu! On u tax polmeno-
val.
Mercy Merriek Jest angli-
elle jmeno2 tazal Sc lgnaeius
Wetzel, oci svt ma nj upiraje.
"Ci nen' tomu tax?
uclnek SLOW Jullana Grays
} ma mysl jeji pocal Sc ztraeeti
Nalehaya a neodkiadna otaz-
, ka zabyvala nyni my5l jeii
| "Mela opraviti omyl, do nej1
i Nemec zabfednul? Nadesel cas-
: kdy mela promluviti udati cC
1 jest aneb b%ti mltenliyou
: dopustiti Sc podvodu. Horace
Holmcroft Ease vessel do poko
+, ie, hdyz ranhoiiG Wetzel, oc
!. sv5 k nj upiraje, ocekaval jci
! odpovedi.
: "NepfeeehoVal jsem sHu
: vliv," praVil ukazuje ma prou
u EEK paplru We sve ruce. "Hd'
q Jest pravodni list. Mate pero
a inkoust? Musim vyplniti Ii
i stek."
= Mercy ukazala ma psaci ma
+ cini M stole lezici. Horace u
+ sednul a omocil sv@ pero Y in
= koustu.
q "Nedomy5leite sc, prosin
re chci Sc vtirati We Vase sou
Il krone zalezitosti,' prayi
10 "Musim vam pfedloziti jedn
neb dive otazky. Jak Sc jmenl
n jete z"
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MUZ upln6 osamocen, chudy,
81 roku star, We stredu pred
veGerem ztratil penezenku s
pen6zy, k splaceni dluhu ma
cest6 od Douse ul., Broadway,
55te ul. Buckeye Rd. Nalez-
ce obdrzi pfi odeyzdani MALE
zu tretinu penez "a odmenu a
necht' necha svoji adresu v
adm. "Sv6ta". 12-26
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~sa~~fss
KAJICNk HRfSNICE.
Roman cd Wilkie Collinse pro "Domacnost"
z angliciny pfeiozil Gust. B. ReSl.


ZfakUm nTOZllc III 1dIleill, JdhCA
stfepina granatu zpusoblla Ma
hlave Anglicanky. Chovani Sc
ranhojice Surville-a okamzite
Sc zmenilo. Vyraz strachu uni
eel jeho tvare, lekarska kid
most nahle zakryla jeho tVar
iako $kraboska. Cim byl nyni
pfedmet jeho obdivu? Bezzi-
votnym bremenem ieho ma
rucf nicim vice.
Prom6na V jeho obliteji neu-
sla pozornosti Mercy. Velke Sc
de jeii oci Sc no nespouSt6ly.
"Jest snad DANA povazlive IRA
n6na?" tazala Sc.
"Nenamahejte Sc vice drze-
MIN sy6tla," znela chladna od-
poyed', "jiz jest po vsem - ne
mohu niceho vice pro nj ucini-
IT,"
"Mrtva?"
Ranhoiic SurVille prisyedGil
pohrozil p6sti sm6rem, kdc
Sc prednf straze nalezaly. 'Pro
klati Nemci,' zvolal a pohlizeI
y mrtvou tvar, oddane rameny
kce. "Osud valky!" praviI,
zvedaie telo a klada ie na loze
koute pokoie stojici. ~ ma
l6 chvili muze dojiti ma vas, o
setlovatelko, aneb ma mne.
Kdoz to VI? Bah, zahada lid
skeho pfedurceni Sc mi proti-
vi" Odvratil Sc od loze a dal
nechuti sv6 pruchod tim, re
plivnul ma zbytky praskleho
granatu. "Musime il zde zane
chati,' pokratoval. "Byla kdy-
81 puvabnou osobou- neni nj
cim jiz nyni Poid'te, sletno
Mercy. drive nez bude pozd6.
Nab.dnul osetroyatelce ra
me syc; z vencl by'o slySeti vi
zani vozu pro zavazadla, KITE
ryz odiizdel a pronikayo vife-
al bubnu poznovu We vzdaleno.
sti Sc ozyvalo. UTstup zapocal
Mercy rozhrnula zaclonu
Nidela tczcc zranone muze, IA
mechanic zde bcz pomoci ma mi.
lost j nemilost nepritele. ode.
prela nabizene il ram6 pane
Surville-ovo.
"Rekla jsem YAM jiz, ze zd'
setrvam," odVetila.
Pan SurviIle pozyednul III
kou svych. zdvofile chteie cd
miouyati. Mercy drzela rozhr
nutou zdclonu a ukazovala II;
dvere domku.
"Jd6te," pravila, "jsem roz
hodnuta."
" tomto okamziku zustal !
Francoua veren. Odchazel II
vyrovnatelnou slusnosti a va2
nosti. MADAME . pravil, "jst
bytosti nadprirozenouH S to
to poklonou muz galantni =
veren al do poslednlho okamz
ku obdiyovani Sc zenam - IN
eel re dveri opustil domeE
Mercy spustila zaclonu. Osa
motn6la $ mrtvou 1enStinou.
Posledni kroceie, posledr
lomoz zpusobeny koly yozu z;
njkn,,l We vzdalenosti. Zadn
obnova stfelby y postayenl II
ujat6ho neprltelem neporus
vala ticho nyni nastaysi. Mem
Vedeli, ne Francouzi uStupul
Jest6 nekoiik minut a obsadl
pustenou yesnici; hluk jejil
prichodem zpusobeny bude b
10 slysitelnym y domku. Tict
mezitim panujici bylo d6sne.
zraneni ubozaci kuchyni |
zlci mlcky gyckayali syeho
sEdu. Kdyz Mercy pokoii
samotnela, prvni jeji pohled
bloudil k lozi.
ObG zenstiny setkaly Sc
zmatku prvni srazky 30 setn
III. Rozsedse Sc po SVEN pficf
du do domku, nasledkem pow
nosti sve osetfovatelky, seth
ly Sc Ease poprve pokoji S
nlkove. Znamost jeilch mt
kratkeho trvani neslibov;
hned We syJch poGatcich,
by mohla vyrusti pratelst
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PROEeA SE.::
PEKNY BUNGALOW

PEKNY BUNGALOW o 6u.
pokojich S .koupelnou, lot ie
70 pfi 433 srevicich Ma A. 3.
c. linii k Bedford. Idealni mi
sto k zelinafstyi a drdbezni-
ctvi. Cena 5000. Vezme Sc
mensi Gastka hotov6. t6z lot a
ostatni ma m6sicni splatky. Ma
l6za Sc Y els. 3342 De Sofa.
Tel. Fair. 1913 j. $50
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IJAllillLSJlS hlAOA iAAl " y
Byla to tvar dojem pusoblcl
- tvaf, ma kterouz nikdo ne
mohl zapomenout, necht' j VI
/ del ga ziva nebo po smrti. Ce-
10 bylo neobycejne mike a 81
rok6; oci neobycejn6 cd sebe
vzdalen6; usta a brada pozo-
ruhodnG mala. Jemnou syou
ruckou urovnala Mercy rozcu-
chany vlas a V neporadek uVe-
deny sat divcin. "Neni tomu
ami pet minut," myslila pro Sc
be, "co jsem touzila vymeniti
S vami postaveni sv6! Odvra-
tia Sc cd loze rmutnym pc
hledem. %Pfala bych 81, abych
s vami mohla zameniti misto
sv6 nyni." Ticho pocalo j TIL
ii. Kracela zvolna k druhemu
konci pokoje.
Plast' ma podlaze, vlastni je-
ii plast' ktery byla zapujcila
slecne Roseberry-ove, vzbudil
jeji pozornost, kdyz sla okolo
neho. Zvedla a opraSila no /
prehodila pres zidli. Ucinivsi
TAX, postavila sv6tlo Ease na
stul pfiblizivsi Sc k oknu, ma
slouchala, zda-li Sc pfedvoj
! Nemcu blizi. Slabe $elest6nl Ii
stu nedalekych stromu bylo
vsim, co ucho jeji zachytlo. o.
pustila okno a usednuysi ke
stolu, premySlela. ZbyValo je-
ste snad vykonati nejake po-
vinosti, jez krestansk6 milosr-
denstvi k mrtv6 vyzadovalo?
Bylo nutno vykonati jeste n6ja-
Ike sluzby drive nez Sc Nemci
dostaVi?
Mercy vzpomnela 81 rozprav
ky vedenG mezi nest astnou spo
: leCnici ieii a nj. Slecna Rose
berry-oVa mluvila o pricinach
syeho navratu do Angie. Zmi-
Mia Sc dame - o pribuZne,
ilz vSak byla zcela neznamou,
kteraz il hodlala priimoutl.
lN6kdo. kdo mohl podati zpra-
WI tom, mela by psati pritel
kyni ieii, jakou nalezla smrt.
Kdo ma tax ueiniti? Nebylo tn
nilloho, kdo by tax ucinil, kro-
, nc iedin6 svedkyn6 nestesti
- krone Mercy samotne.
Vzala plaSt' Sc zidle, ma ni2
: no hyla polozila a vynala kar
: So kozenou tobolhu, jiz il Ora.
/ sc ukazala. Jedinou cestou i
yypatrani adressy potrebne kt
: psani Go Anglie bylo oteyrit
tobolku. Mercy otevrela tobol
i ku ~ ustala. pocit'ujic jakol
G 81 podivnou neehut k pobraco
: vani We SVEN vySetrovani. Okla
G milk aVazoyani pfesvedcll il
u ze yahani jcii jest nemistne
r Bude-li pohli1eti ma tobolkl
i ;jakozto ma predmet, jehoz ote
ii vreni a prohlednuti neni dovo
(. leno, Nemci zaiiste nebudoi
! rAhati il prohl6dnouti a sotv'
Isl sc budou namahati psanir
Il do Angie. CT oci byly zpusobi
4 leisi k prohlednuti papiru ze
"a mrelt danny: oci muzu a cizir
A. Ell aneb oci ylastni jeji krajar
o. ky? Vahayost il opustila. "
ci aala obsah tobolky a rozlozil
i. papiry 30 stole.
O. Nepatrny tento Gin rozhot
h o cel6m budoucim b6hu iejih
r ziyota.
10 Utulekl Natroaa! Jakyc
! vzpomneia 81 nyni styku da'
e. nych S dtulkem matrono
o. proc dostaviIa Sc vzpominka
o. prave V tuto chVili, tax neoc
ia 'cavane, proc zauiImala m
sli ieji misto neipfedn6jSi?
Y ilom pfemy&lela nyni, Nom
le- nemileho toho mista t6to kl
10 81 sveho zivota? PfemySlela
IN muzi, jehoz slova 81 proklesti
,a- k jeiimu srdci iehoz vliv
et- posilnil a poteSil, 0 muzi k
fla pli 1tulku k&zaVsim. Jednim
ala neikrasnei$ich odstaycu kaza
re Juliana Crave byl omen, X
vi. rFnlz p0sluchackv varoval pT
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-26
PRODA Sc DUN o 5ti svetni-

PRODA Sc DUN o 5ti svetni-
cich koupelnou, garaz, dlaz-
dGnl ulice ma Quebeck Ave.
zada Sc hotov6 $1,000. Nam
kupce ma men5i domek, ktery
da IA splatku druhy morkyc V
obnosu S2400. - Nam kupce,
kaery viastni lot ma Continen-
tai Ave. a pri castce hotove
koupi jednorodinny domek. =
Blizsl sdali Thom. Suchy, 1902
Beckman Ave. S. E. -?