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The Nenana news., 1921-11-10
ANOTHER BANK HELD UP

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 1U-Three bandits held up the Republis State Bank yesterday, during banking hours and made their escape with s15,000 in cash. Bank officials and employees and a number of others who were in the bank at fhe time of the robbery, were driven into the vault and held there while the loot was removed from the bank to a waiting automobile.
The Nenana news., 1921-11-10
BRITAIN TO PAY INTEREST

LONDON, Nov. 10-Sir Robert Horn, chancellor of the exchequer, announced to the house of commons today that arrangements had been made to begin paying interest on Britain's big dept to the United States. The payments will be made at the rate of fifty million pounds yearly.
The Nenana news., 1921-11-10
TREES MARK OPENING

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 10 The opening of Armistice Week was marked in this city by the planting of two American elms on the grounds of Lincoln Memorial
The Nenana news., 1921-11-10
PAY YOUR ASSESSMENT

Today is the last day for the pay ment Of the assessment on Nenana Townsite property, without incUrring the prescribed penalty for deii1quen- cy. Beginning tomorrow the penalty of ten per cent woes into effect 4 list of delinquents will be published shortly.
The Nenana news., 1921-11-10
INTERIOR SECRETARY ASSERTS
 PRESIDENT FAVORS NEW PLAN

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 1O- Hearings were begun yesterday be- fore the senate committee on terri tories, on pending proposals for the reorganization and consolidation of the many bureaus which now govern Alaska.
The Nenana news., 1921-11-10
Ballaine To The Rescue

SEATTLE, Nov. I0-A Washing ton special to the Times says the hearing before the senate committee on territories developed the fact, at the outset, that the departments of the treasury and commerce are will ing to give their support to any sound plan for the government of Alaska, even f 1t does take from them both authority and jurisdic- ton over Alaska affairs.
 Senator Cummins, author of one of the bills under consideration. IS devoted to the idea of requiring the Shipping Board to operate a line of steamships to Alaska, and il developed during yesterdays pro- ceeding that John Ballaine has been advising him on matters pertaining to Alaska.
 Cummins told the committee yes terday, in connection with the plan to provide line of vessels, If we do not unite the Government with Seattle and San Francisco, we may as well give up Alaska"
 Senator New, who is chairman Of the committee, sought to .ubolci- nate the transportation feature. but was prevailed upon by Senator Cum mins to permit Ballaine to address the committee on the needs of the territory in the way of improved transportation facilities.
 Mr Ballaine made a trip oyer the line of the Government railroad last summer for the purpose of obta; ming data ,elatiye -t7 probable tonnage fo. :ha railroad ard he was at that time, very pronounced in hls condemnation of rates charged by the ocean carriers and of the ssrv- ice provided by them.
 Secretary of the Interior Fall ap- peared before the committee and declared himself strongly in favor fthe bill introduced by Seantor New, providing for the consolida- ton of Alaska control in the Inter for department. He admitted frank Iy that he had prepared the New bill as an administration measure and had requested Senator New to in- troduce it. He explained the pro
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-02-04

bic Fred and her fance, Sam Lieber-
man of Detroit, Mich, who trained at
Camp Macarthur with the 32nd Di-
vision.
The home was effectively decorated
in carnations and sweet peas.
The dining room table held a crystal
vase Of carnations as its central decor
alton. Punch and candies were served
during the games. Later ice cream
frozen in the shape of wedding slip
pers and angel food cake were served.
Dainty baskets of candy were guest
souvenirs and the bride found mini
allure groom on her plate while the
groom was presented with a bride.
Mrs. Gillings and Mrs. j. A. Hay
man assisted the hostess.
A Japanese sewing set was the hon
oree's favor; a pair of vases, Mrs. Abe
Gilbert's reward for best score; a box
Of correspondence cards, Miss Leona
Cohen's consolation cut and a bottle
of perfume, Isadore Fred's reward for
highest cut.
The wedding party assembled for
the Lieberman-Fred wedding were:
Misses Libbie Fred, Janet Marks, Ma
omi Katz, Ruth Levinski, Blooma and
Sadie Kaplan, Esther Weber, and Ida
Rosenberg; Messrs. and Mesdames
Isadore Fred, Maurice Eisenberg;
Messrs. Sam Lieberman and Morton
Gordon of Detroit; Joe Roscoe, Julian
Tobian, Abe Gallob, Abe Rosenberg,
Julian Levinski, H. P. Hayman, Will
liam Marks; Mesdames Abe Gilbert,
Lieberman of Detroit; Kaplan Of De-
troit, and L. Fred.
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Miss Fred Honor Guest.

Mrs. d. Rosenberg entertained on
Wednesday afternoon with-a beautiful
Bridge party in honor of Miss Libbie
Fred, whose marriage to Mr.. Sam
Lieberman of Detroit is to take place
on Sunday evening.
The rooms were very attractively
decorated IN cut flowers and plants,
the color scheme Of the wedding be-
ing carried out in the house decora-
lions, refreshments and favors. Miss
FRED made the highest score in the
games and was presented with an in
cense burner.
A dainty piece Of lingerie was the
hostess gift to the honoree. Miss Eva
Gilbert Of Fort Worth cut the consol-
alton. AT the conclusion of the games
candies, cream in heart shape and an
gel food cake were offered as re-
lresnments. A tiny basket was the IA
vor for each of the guests who were;
Misses Libbie Fred, Blooma Kaplan,
Naomi Katz, Sadie Kaplan, Ruth Le-
vinski, Ida Rosenberg, Janet Marks,
Rae Novich, Ida Adelman, Bess Free
man, Esther Weber of Fort Worth;
Kenny Sabel of New York; Lena Co.
hen, Eva Gilbert of Fort Worth; ldel-
la Adelman Of San Antonio; Mes
DANES L. Fred, l. Fred, M. lsenberg,
S. Jacobstein of San Angelo, A.Gilbert,
Arthur Simon of Fort Worth, j. O..
Novich Of New York, d. Kaplan and
L. Lieberman of Detroit. Mrs. j. A.
Hayman and Miss Yetta Rosenberg
assisted the hostess.
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Reception for Bride-Elect.

A pretty reception was held last
evening from s to 10 o'clock in the
home Of Mrs. l. Berkman on North
Fifth street, the occasion assembling
friends to meet her daughter, Bertha,
whose engagement to Harry Green Of
Point Marion, Penn, has just been
announced.
The Berkman home was attractive
" decorated in color scheme Of pink
and white with roses and carnations
the preferred flowers. Punch and cake
were served the callers who came In
during the receiving hours to extend
good wishes.
Presiding over the punch bowl,
which was placed on a decorated Ia
BILE were Miss Ida Rosenberg and Miss
Goldie Levinski. Receiving with the
bride-elect and her mother were Mes
danes ]. M. Rosenberg, A. M. Morris,
Irving Berkman, z. Hobenstein and d,
Liebowitz.
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Dinner for Wedding Guests.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Fred gave a FIVE
course dinner for the Lieberman-Fred
wedding party out-of-town visitors,
friends and relatives. An especial Ia
BILE for the bride and her attendants
was decorated in roses. The other dec
orations were carnations. About sew
enty-fve were present for this enjoy
able affair.
kilograms were read from absent
friends and the handsome gifts,
among these a chest Of silver from
the Fred family, were much admired,
A generous check was received from
the brides parents.
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Lieberman-Fred.

On Sunday evening the wedding of
Miss Libbie Fred and Samuel Lieber-
man Of Detroit was solemninzed at the
Temple Agudath-Jacob which was
decorated in smilax for the event. The
altar was banked in Gala lilies.
The pews were cabled with white
maline.
Morris Fred Of Fort Worth rendered
20 Promise Me" as violin solo and
Miss Yuma Wallace presided at the
organ, while Miss Pauline Pipkin was
'cellist.
Isadore Fred and Maurice Eisen-
berg were ushers. The groomsmen
were Morton Gordon Of Detroit; IT.
wing Weber Of Fort Worth; William
Marks, Abe Gollob and Joe Roscoe.
Harry Lieberman of Detroit, was
best man.
The matron Of honor, Mrs. Isadore
Fred, wore her wedding dress Of shell
pink satin and real lace and carried
a basket Of Columbia roses. The
bridesmaids then entered, Miss Janet
Marks was gowned in Nile green taft
feta, with a gold-embroidered over
drape Of pink Georgette Miss Ruth
Levinski wore pink taffeta with gold
and tulle trimmings; Miss Sadye Kap-
Ian was clad in yellow taffeta with
Georgette fichu and blue rosebud
trimmings; Miss Blooma Kaplan
chose a gown Of orchid taffeta trim
med in taffeta roses Miss Naomi Katz
wore becoming blue taffeta with sill
yer ribbon trimming. All carried arm
clusters Of Columbia roses.
The maid-of-honor, Miss Esther
Weber, Of Fort Worth, was gowned in
cloth Of gold, trimmed in French flow
ers. She carried basket Of Sun-burst
roses.
The groom entered with his mother,
Mrs. NJ. Lieberman, Of Detroit. She
wore sequin-trimmed black velvet, cut
with a train, and carried black os-
trich feather fan.
Mrs. L. Fred and Mr.. Leberman en-
tered next. Mrs. Fred wore blue bro
caded velvet. Mrs. Fred and Mrs.
Lieberman wore corsage bouquets Of
purple flowers.
The junior brides maids were much
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-02-04
WACO NEWS.


At their recent party, the Misses
Kaplan complimented both Miss Lib
bic Fred and their guest, Miss Cohen
of Fort Worth.
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admired, Harriet Lieberman was
dressed in turquoise taffeta with
French flowers and lace trimmings.
Monette Simon of Fort Worth, wore
blue Georgette fashioned dainty. Both
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-02-04
Friday, Februayr a, 1921.

carried small baskets of sweet peas.
Gerald Simon of Fort Worth as
ring bearer, was dressed in conven-
tional evening suit and hat and
brought the ring in lily.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-02-04
Miss Fred Honoree.

Mrs. A. Lovich gave an evening
Bridge and Bunco party at her home
on West Avenue in honor Of Miss Lib
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wynn, aneb kdyz ptacata slime
il zacvrlikala We velke kleci v
sklenniku umlstene.
Lady Janetila Horace vesli
do vnitr. SlabH byla Mercy pa
metliva, ze SEP pokoji lide ma
l6zaji. Po nej Ike prestavce O.
tevrela oci a l bola Sc vzpfimi-
la, chtic ma ne promluviti. Po-
koj byl Ease prazdny. Oci jeji
znovu Sc zavrely. Upadla Ease
w drfnotu a 2 drimoty v po-
hodlne teple komnate We hlu-
boky bezesny spanek.
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Pc n.eiake dobe odpocinl

Po neJake dobe odpoclnku
Mercy probuzena zavrenim
sklenenych dveri ma nejzazslm
konci sklenniku. Dverl techto,
do zahrady vedouc1ch, pouzi-
valo Sc jedine obyvateli domu,
neb starymi prateli, jimz by
10 dovoleno touto cestou vcha-
yeti do sine pfijlmaci.
Domyslejic Sc, re bud Ho-
race, aneb Lady Janet Sc do il
delny yrac1, Mercy ponekud Sc
nazvedla ma pohovce a naslou-
chala. Zaslechla hlas jednoho
ze sluzebnikG. Hlasu tomu od-
povidal jiny, pri jehoz zaslech-
mutt okamzite ia vsech ddech
Sc zachvela.
Vyskodila a naslouchala
znovu V nevyslovnem zdese-
nj. Ano, nebylo lie vice po-
chybovati. Has, kteryz odpo-
vidal sluzebnikovi. byl nezapo
menutelny HAS, jejz byla sly
sela 1tulku. Navstevovatel,
jenz pfichazel sklenenymi
dvefmi, byl - Julian Gray
Kvapn6 jeho kroceje blizily
Sc stale vice a vice jidelne.
/ Vzpamatovala Sc dostatecnei
ably mohla pospiSiti ku dvefim
knihovny. Ruka jeji Sc chvela
tax, re hned nemohla otevfiti
Zrovna sc il to podafilo, kdy5
no Ease uslysela - tentokrate
k nj mluviciho.
"Prosim, neprchejte pfede
mnou! Nejsem nitim velm
hroznym, isem jen sestrencen
Lady Janet - Julian Gray!'
Mercy zvolpa Sc obratila, il
ko by ucaroNana ieho hlasen
j stala pred FIN mlcky. On san
stal, klobouN Nmaie ruce,
dvefi sklennnSu; byl oden
cerny sat i mel bilou kravatu
bylo vsak patrno, re Sc pecllv'
lvyhyba ysemu, co by jeho satl
a celemu zjevu propuJcoval'
kne3skeho vzhledu. Jakkoli'
byl mladyfn, oblicej jeho me
znamky starosti vlas byl pret
casne proridly mad celem. Leh
ka, ziva jeho postava nebyl;
vice nez prostredni vyshy. BY
bled6 pleti. Spodni cast Goli
Geje, yousu j knira rostradaJlc
nebyla nikterakz pozoruhodna
Obycejny pozorovatel byl b,
no minul bez poy iimnuti =
: kdyby nebylo byvalo jeho oci
, Jen ty z neho chilly muze pc
: zoruhodneho. Neobycejna vel
: kost dIlkd, v lnichz oci spociv
: ly, sama sebou postacovala. a
, by upoutala lpozornost; 'ddllS,
: ocni propdjcovaly hlave jisto
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velkolepost', liz sama hlava-


ackoliv byla sirokou a pevnou
- nemela. Co pax Sc samot-
nych oci dotyce, nutno rici, ze
nezny, pruhledny jejich jas
vzdoroval yeskeremu rozboru.
Nj dive osoby nemohly sc do
hodnouti jejich barve; jedni
tvrdili, re jsou tmavosede, JIM
ze jsou cerne. Maliri pokouse-
Ii Sc vymalovani zvlastnich
tech ocl a vZdali Sc sveho undy-
slu, nebot' nemohli pochytiti
ami jedineho vyrazu v omamu-
jici te smesiei vyrazu, jez oci|
ty temer soucasne ma jevo da-
valy. Byly to oci, jez molly "
jednom okamziku okouzliti a
hned nasledujfcim okamziku
zdesiti; byly to oci, jez molly
lidi rozesmati aneb rozplakati,
jak Sc il muzdalo. V cinnosti v
necinnosti byly stejne neodola
telny: Kdyz prvne postihly
Mercy ku dvefim kvapicf, W.
jasnily Sc vesele, jako oci roz-
radostneleho dftka. Kdyz pax
Sc obratila a tvari V tvaf mu
stala, hned zmenily vyraz svdj
zjemnely zarily, mlcky tlumo
cice zajem a obdiv, jakyz PRIV
nj iejf spatfeni n6m vyvola--
10. Soucasne zmenil Sc i jeho
hlas a zpdsob. Oslovil il nej-
vetSi uctivosti:
"Dovolte mi poproBlti vas,
abyste mi prokazala laskavost
tim, ze zaujmete Ease sv6 Sc
dadlo," pravil. "A rovnez mi
dovolte vas pozadati "a odpu-
stem, pak-lize jsem mimodek k
vam Sc vetrel."
Umlkl, vyckavaje jeji odpo-
vedi drive, nez pokrocil dale
do pokoje. Stale jeste jakoby
primrazena, nabyla konecne
prece dosti sebevlady, re Sc
mu mohla ukloniti sve misto
ma pohovce znovu zaujmouti.
Bylo nemozno opustiti no nynf.
Pohlizeje ma nj chvfli, vessel
| do pokoje, aniz by vice ma nj
promluvil. Pocala mu byti pra-
We tax zahadnou, jako zajima-
YOU. ''Nebyl to obycejny neja-
Ky zal," myslil 81 nyni, 'jenz
zanechal po sobe stopu We tvari
teto zeny; neni to srdce oby-
cejne, jez Bile prsou teto ze-
my. Kdo to jen muze byti?"
| Mercy nabyla Ease sve znu-
zilosti donutila Sc X jeho o.
| sloveni.
| LADY Janet jest V knihovne,
nemylim-li Sc" pravila bojac-
ne. MAN il oznamiti. re Jste
zde?"
"NevyruSujte Lady Janet a
neyyrusujte sebe.' S takovou
odpovedi pristoupil ku stolu Sc
zakusky, jemnocitn6 il popra-
vaje casu, ably Sc mohla vzpa-
platovati uspokojiti. Chopi
Sc pax lahve vinem, jiz zde
Horace zanechal, i naplnil s
sklenicku. "Vino me tetinky
necht' zatim zastupuje j sa'
motnu," pravil usmivaje sc ;
znovu k nj Sc obraceje. "Vy
konal jsem dIouhou chuzi i mo
i hu Sc osmeliti obslouziti Sc Y
/ dome tomto bez predchoziht
pozvani. Nesmel bych yam n;
r bidnouti niceho?"/
(Pokracovani.)
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LACE ftA VYCH. 104. I'll. bli-
re Union. Proda Sc dunn o 4
pokojich, koupelna, elektrika,
plyn, sklep pod celym domem.
Cena $500. Haste Sc IL
Atlas Finance Co., 5458 Broad
way a ptejte Sc na j. Mlckov-
sky. 12-31
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pRODA Sc peknY cihlovY do

PRODA Sc pekny cihlovy do
mex o 5ti pokojich S koupel-
nou, china kabinety, vyhrevni
pee, skfine ma knihy, kombi-
nacni fernes a jine zvelebeni.
Lot 40 pri 200 s.fevicich, kde
muze byt krasna zahrada je
TO nedaleko kdry a skoly. Ce-
ma spravna. Cast hotove a
ostatni ma mirne splatky. Hla-
ste Sc u Atlas Finance Co, c.
5458 Broadway ptejte Sc ma
+. Kohouta. 12-31
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"Seckam zde," pravila Mer-

"Seckam zde," pravila Mer-
cy.
Spokojen jsa $ touto odpove-
di, opustil pokoj.
Ruce Sc il svezly do klina;
hlava sklesla ma zad ma ope-
radio pohovky. Zylastni pocit
zmamenf Sc il zmochoval -
mysl jejf byla jako omracena.
Mimodek Sc tazala sama sebe,
bdf-li nebo snl-li. Pronesla o.
pravdu slovo, jez il vazalo pro
vdati Sc We Ctrnacti dnech "a
Horace Holmcrofta? Ia Ctr
nact dni. Do te DOLBY muze Sc
pfihoditi n6co. co by tomu "a
branilo, snad nalezne nejaky
prostfedek, by 81 "a ctrnact dni
pomohIa Sc zleho postaveni,
v n6mz Sc nyni nalezala.
Ma kazdy v5ak zpusob, at
Sc stane cokoliv, Mercy dala
pfednost vsemu tomu pred SOU
kromou rozmluvou S Julianem
Grayem. Vyskocila nahle re
sveho polozeni, kdyz myslenka
ma rozmluvu takovou my
Slenka, kterouz ma nekolik mi
nut byla zaplasila - pojed-
nou Ease mysli jeji vznikla.
Rozcilena JEFF obrazotvornost
predstavovala il Juliana Graye
v pokoji; bylo il jako by sta
pred III V tu chvili a jake by {
nj byl mluvil, iak 81 Horace by
pral. Videla no sedlciho tesnf
20 iejlm boku - tehoz muze
| jenz otrasl il az do duSe, kdyl
sc nalezal ma kazateIne kdy5
od neho nevidena ma druhen
| konci kaple mu naslouchaIa -
videla no nyni tesne Il sebe, pa.
trave V tvar il pohlizejiciho
On yycetl il hanebne jeii ta
iemstvi 2 oci; slysel je v je
Jim hlase, citil je V jeji chve
jfci Sc ruce; vynucoval je n;
| nj slovo "a slovem az konecnt
S vyznanim sveho podvodnictv
Y mdlobach sklesla k jeho no
ham.
Hlava il Ease sklesla n;
zad. Zd6sena vyjevem, jaky.
| il pobourena obrazotvornosf
pred zraky stavela, zakryla s
oblicej rukama. | nyni, kdy o
Ibavanou rozmluvu ucinila ID.
tecnou, mohla byti j:sta - byt
by sc MIN i setkala stykl
Ipokud mozno neivzdalenejsin
- mohla byti jista, De nepro
zradi sama sebe? Necitila S
| jistou. Neco We ynitru jejim n
chavalo il zachveti a desiti S
pri pouh6 mysIenee, re by
Inlm mohIa Sc palezat jednor
pokoii. Nest astna deva to G
tia. ona to vetela. Yinne je.
svedomi doznavalo, re Julia
Gray jest jejim mistrem / baf
Sc ho!
Gas mijel. Prudkost jejih
Ipoboufeni pocala ucinkovati II
zemdlene jeji telo. Seznala, q
place, aniz v6d6la proc. Tih
snasela Sc ma ieii hlavu u
mdleni zmocnovalo Sc vsec
iench idu Hiava il sklesla ni2
il - oci Sc il zavfely - iedn'
tvarne tikani hodin stale vic
Sc sluchu jeiimu ztracelo. p
znenahla upadala v spanek +
V spanek tax lehky. re vysk
ella, kdyz kousek vypalenef
uhlu propadl rostem kamn
= I'll T-yVsgE. -5Eg -
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Sibenicni rozmar.

V posledni den rrenceni S
Landrum, kdyz Sc zeny praly
o mfsta soudnf sfni, Landru
poznamenal: "Kdyby 81 snad
nektera z dam pfala mole mi
sto. velmi ochotne il je postou-
pim."
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PRODA Sc krasny gramofon

"a S17.00, dresser ia $500, -
krasny houpak $1,000, sici
stroj Singer "a $17.00, kamna
ma tvrde uhli $1,000, bila ze-
LENA postel $1,000, zdimacka,
elektricka cihlicka, nadobi a
iine RUNE v6ei@ Vse Sc da
'velmi LEVINE. Haste Sc els.
3111 w. "A. st. 1--3
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PR0DA Sc. prave dostaveny
dim o sedmi pokojich ma IL iA
zastavce A. b. G. linie. Plyn,
elektrika, fernez a jina zvele-
beni. Neco hotove, zbytek ja-
ko naiem. Haste Sc u p. Ia
rase tanltez. 1913 |
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FRODA Sc pekny zanovni
modern6 stav6ny ddm 0 6ti po-
kojich, koupelna pekny sklep
pod celym domem, fernes, da-
lie skopky ma pradlo, je move
barveny, elektrika, plyn, dlaz-
d6na ulice a naleza Sc ma W.
chodni sd. ul. blize 55t6 a
Broadway. Cena $4,000, ho-
tov6 pouze $500, ostatni ma
mlrne splatky. Blizsi sc sdeli
v els. 1920 Warner Rd. Tel.
Broadway 1908 nj. 12-31
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PRlJME Sc radna zena ia ho-
.spodyni k vedeni domacnosti.
Dobry domov, slusny plat. Hla-
ste Sc u JOS. Rybaka, 4534
Champa Ave. 1-5
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mad nepfltomhostl Lady Ja-
net"
Zrakove jeji dopovedeli, co
slova nebyla povedela. Hora-
cova ruka ovinula Sc okolo ie-
jiho boku.
"Pravil jsem, ze vas miluji,"
odvetil sepotaje.'
"Nic vice."
"Jste snad pfesycena slyslc
stale totez ujist'ovani?"
D6va sc puvabne usmala.
"Myslite to doopravdy - s.
Zarazila Sc odvratila Sc
cd n6ho.
IS nasim snatkem?"
"Ano."
"Ano."
"Jest to nejvroucnejsi pfa-
nj meho zivota."
"Opravdu?"
/ "Opravdul" !"
Nastala pomlCka. Prsticky
! Mercy pohravaly 81 nervosne S
fetizkem Cd hodinek. "a kdy
byste 81 pfal, ably snatek byl
odbyvan?" pravila velmi iem-
ne, celou 'svoji pozornost retlz-
ku venujic.
Nikdy nemluvila, nikdy Sc
nedivaIa tax, iako mluVlla, ia
| ko Sc divala nyni. Horace ne
osmeloval Sc doufati We sve
vlastni Stesti.
ooh, Grace!" zvolal. "Neza-
hravate Sc mnou?"
"Proc Sc domySlite, re 81
vami zahravam?"
\ Horace byl dosti nevinnym,
re il odpov6d6l vazn6. "Necht6
la iste mne nechat ami mluviti
o snatku nasem jest6 pred ma
lou chvilkou," pravil.
"NevSimejte 81 toho, jak isem
pravc iednala," odvetila pone-
kud rozhorlena. ''Pravi Sc, re
zeny jsou meniv6. Jest to jed
ma q yad naseho pohlavi."
"Nebesum bud'tez vzdany
diky IA tuto vadu vaseho po
hlavir zyolal Horace Sc zboz-
nou vaznosii. "Opravdu mne
chcete nechat rozhodnouti {
dnu naSeho shatku?'
"Trvate-li ma tom =
Horace uvazoval ehvilku r
predmetem jeho uvazovani by
zakon 0 snatcich. Muzem'
v souhlasu Sc zakony byti od
dani We ctrnacti dnech," pra
vii. "Ustanovim tudiz od dnes
ka "a ctrnact dni.
/ Mercy pozvedla ruce do w
: Sc ma znameni sveho nesouhla
su.
proc ne? Pravnik muj ies
e pfipravcn. Netreba tiniti zad
nych pfiprav. .Kdyz jste prija
i la nabidku mou. sama jste re
Il kla, re to ma byti shatek sol
: kromy."
J. Mercy musela doznati, re S
y tax vyjadfila.
J. "Mohli bychom byti oddai
l. ihned - jen kdyby nam to y;
"a kon dovolil. Ode dneSka IA e
nact dni. Reknete Anol" PRIV
= nul il tesneji k sobe. Nastal
Y pomlcka. Skraboska koketer
k - spatne hned pocatku pre-
" stirana - poiednou il spadl
}; Smutne sed6 ieji oti spocinu
Il soucitne ma touzivem jeho
bliceii. "Nedlvejte Sc pred s
It. be tax vazne!" prayil on. "J'
O. jedno, kratinke slovicko, CIR
e. Gel Reknete jen Ano."
u Mercy povzdychla a ucinl
II, mu po Vuli. Llbal il vasniv
IN Jcn pracne Sc vyprostlla y
u ho obcimuti. "Opust'te mne
" pravila slab6. "Prosim, mech
il mne 0 samote!'
O. Myslela to do opravdy
u podivne do opravdy. Chvela
cd hlayy k pate. Horace r
a vstal, ably j oppstil. "Vyhl
to damLady Janet, sprawl, TO
OF zim 30 tom, abych drahe, sta
"a dame ukazal, ze jsem nah
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-31

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