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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-25
TWIN CITIES WILL
BE HEADQUARTERS FOR
GRAIN SALES. ZONE

~. Paul, M&nn>s April aS.-.-Mlnne-
apclis and st. FaM jointly will he
Headquarters for one Of eight sales
zones into which the country has
been divided Tor, the cooperative
marketing OF crops by tho United
States Grain Growers. Inc. according
10 y. AZ, Anderson, chairman OF the
day resMrned from Chicago, where he
Asaendeagthe t~s, business meeting OF
the assNetors OF the organization.
Al least one branch of the st, PAUL.
Minnearolss bureau will be located ut
GNtash> u was announced.
Mr. Anderson expects that about
700, 400. geo bushels Of grain from tho
northwest. will be, handled by the
Twin City office this year. though no
etter, at perfeceing a sales force will
be attempted until the organization
work, which Is to start in W. weeks,
has resulted in signed contracts as
surins this office of. 26.000,00 bushels
of grain. Ill
The corporation. Mr.. Anderson ex-
poets, wilt begin handling grain hrst
In southern territory and probably
will be. In! action by May Ii. Contracts
for $4,000 900 bushels of grain IN the
Pacific northwest states already have
been obtained BY the corporation on6
an office will be opened in that terri
tory about July l.
Within a short time the corporation
hopes to have 1000 men busy solicit
ing memberships in tho. organization,
Mr.. Anderson said. Farm bureaus In
practically every grain growing state
in the south have volunteered Their
assistance in the membership work
and cooperative grain elevators
everywhere have. Indicated a desire tc
get into the organization work, nc
cordinE to Mr.. Anderson.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-25
WOMEN BEING
SELECTED FOR
sT%
THE COMMITTEE
Meeting Held at Fargo; R
A. Nestos in Grand
Forks Today.

r. A.Nestos of Minot. Independent
candidate for governor of North Da-
kota at the recall election to be held
in the fall. spen, today in Grand Forks
on his way home from Fargo. where
a meeting of the executive committee
in charge of the Independent cam
paign was held Saturday night.
Mr.. Nestos said that he was well
for his campaign. and that although
h election was too far of to make
n accurate prediction OF the result,
he was confident of An Independent
victory.
AT the committee meeting held in
Fargo. 81 women were tentatively Sc
lected to cooperate with the present
committee OF - men in managing
the independent campaign. These
wonlen are ROW being notified OF their
selection. and their names will be an
nounced AS soon as acceptances have
been received from all of them.
Sveinbjorn Johnson of Grand Forks.
chairman of the Democratic state CEN
trail committee. and member of the
joint campaign committee, vas pres
emit at the meeting. .s
Seven of the Il women are being
named by the Democrats. seven by
the Republicans and seven by the In
dependent Voters association.
AS o o as the new committee of
women has been organized it will meet
with the mems committee of 81 to Sc
lect a candidate to oppose j. n. Ha-
gan for commissioner Of agriculture
n labor in the recall election.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-25
STRONGLY
OPPOSED TO THE
COLOMBIAN TREATY

Washington. April 20.-vigorous
opposition to ratification of the Col
ombian treaty was voiced in the sem
ate today by Senator Norris. Repub-
lican. Nebraska. He referred to Re-
publican supporters. Of the pact as
rubber stamps OF the White House
and declared that payment Of $25.-
would logically be followed by pay
ments ,to: 1.-The other, nations of .the
r::their good wilt.
'..ffs we Colombia @$:5.oe0 900,
howi.long will she stay bought?" he
demanded.
the senator said the effect of the
treaty would be ito turn over the
Panama canal to the countries Of the
world, retaining to the United States
the sacred privilege Of paying the
canals expenses and upkeep."
way, Senator Poindexter, Republican,
Washington. offered several amend
ments to the treaty. One would re-
duce the cash payment from $25.000.-
900 to, SIS, 900. 00O;. a second would
withdraw the unlimited privileges OF
transport for Colombian troops and
vessels through the canal. and a third
would withdraw the agreement t.
Transit Colombian merchant. vessels
and commodities through the canal al
j no greater charges or tolls than shall
war vessels through the canal, and
sells and products.
Senator Wadsworth. Republican
New York. attacked the treaty "a:
another instance of bungling" witt
Latin-American countries. Equa
transit privileges accorded to Col
ombia, he said, were Calculated tt
drive the United States into interna
tionalH difficulties" since it would Civ
Colombia unusual advantages in TIL
event Of war. between that countr!
and.any other central or South Am
Grimm renrhlic -a ~ = :.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-25
Unsettled And.
I Cloudy Report
of Weather Man

aEFYE4 AHNI sLN-- on 49," H
People Of Grand Forks have been
eagerly watching the heavens for 9
peep at tho but none is appar-
emily forthcoming. The weather mar
stoutly declared this morning THAI
eastern North Dakota. and western
MinnesotaSw vii remain cloudy and I'M
settled this evening. A little hope "a
ADVANCED though when h report
stated, that Tuesday would see the
temperature rising and the weather
fairer.
According to the weather bureau Of
1.-THE University of North Dakota .eb Of
an inch of rain fell here between I
io'clock this morning and 1880 O'Clock
this afternoon. During the night but
a trace of rain was registered, 1t was
announced this afternoon. = 4
According to the mail reports re
Iceived at the university regarding the
general weather condition of the
States it was pointed out that
this rain has been general throuShout
1.-THE east and south sections of the
Emitted States. Prof. H. e. Simpson.
who is in charge OF the weather bur
eau of the university. announced this
AFTERNOON tnat no report on the gem
eral weather condition OF the country
for Sunday had beer received.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-25
MAX GAULKE TO
APPEAR BEFORE
SENATE COMMITTEE

Max Gaulke of the o. J.. Barnes
company. will leave tonight for Wash;
ington. where he will appear before
the agriculture committee on the ants
option bill. ~
Hearings on Senator Kapper's bill,
5a3. to tax contracts and options for
contracts for sale of grain for future
delivery already have begun. and Mr..
Gaulke will be among those to be
heard bv the committee. +
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-25
GOVERNMENT READY
TO TAKE JUDGMENT
IN FARML0ANi CASES

Fargo, n. D., April 2S.-Announce.
mont was made. today at the United
states district attorneys ONCE that
the government IA ready to take :judg-
mont In 40 or 40 federal loan bank
cases where the government. made
loans to drought stricken arners
who detaulted IN payments. orstheir
answers were set aside by court
opinions,
inc amounts aggregate between
$50, 900 and $40, 900. according to M.
a. Hildreth. district attorney. HN.N
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-25
SNOW IN SOUTH.

Denver. Colo. April 25.-Snow GOV
cred most of Colorado. western Kan
sas. northeastern Arizona and north
ern New Mexico yesterday. Lower
temperatures were reported from
! many districts. ) s
The snowfall. which was reported
to be generally light, conferred sin
western Kansas.
Forecasts were for unsettled
weather and continued cold in this
resion.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-25
TO BAR WOMEN.

Chicago. April E25.-Because won1-
en- :'plaS toe slow they will be barred
alton associationfgolf links on Satur-
day afternoon and Sunday mornings.
it was ~announced today. The women
are planning. a protest, it was said.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-25
NOTED cH1CAGnAN DEAD.

NUIEU DE1KD
Chicago. April 25:-5John W. Multi
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific rail-.
way. died yesterday after = long ill
ness. He had complete, controfssof. the:
real estate and tax departmentsofSth the;
Rock Island. and vas widely known.
throughout. the vest ~ 20 =
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-25

Mrs. Charles f. Townsend bsrlide:
of: Senator Charles F.. townsend Of
Michigan. recently arrived in Wash
ington, where she swill make her
home. Previous to her marriage she
was Miss Nanette B.Ioomis. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Ernest S, ,Loomis Of
Jackson. Mich. SeAatorss and Mrs.
Townsend have just Ac6mpleted q
honeymoon trip throughSthe west.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-25
MArn HOUSE BURNED.

b West Bend. WIS. April Fire q
unknown origin destroyed the west
side malt house Of the West Bend
Mailing company on North Main
street yesterday. The LOGS Is esti-
mated u about $25.ooos.partly COW
cred by insurance. N Ii Il: II
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-25

Halifax wants to entertain the
amateur swimming cham.
.pionships this summer v
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-25
KILLED BY BASEBALL.

Beaver City, Neb., April 2o.--Hild;
Ing Hocklnson, eight, was killed
wien struck by a ball thrown by 4
playmate while they were playing on
T. school ground near here.
SUPREME COURT TO RECESs.
washington. April 25.---The SUI
preme court will recess from May 2
tp May II. 1t was announced today.
sSS RI .ENg s5H.fs.' g. a3HI
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-25
WHITE RECOVERING.

Chicago, April 25.-Charlie White
the veteran Chicago lightweight, is
recovering from an operation for
hernia. He probably will be put OF
the ring for six weeks or two months
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-25
RAPE HITS mEyru

New York, April 25.-Babc Ruth
Knocked out his fifth home run of
the season today in the first inning of
the game with Washington.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-25

Fifteen hundred women are expect
ed to compete In the fourth annual
steurnamsnt e the Wemen.s Nations
Clevelafd .at the endsof April.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-25

; BillvsPurtell., aohe;tims biz aeaguer
and last beason withtthe Ajron Inter
Vancouver team In the Pacific inter-
national league this season.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-25

One - the biggest dor shows IN the
Kennel club. which 10 to hold forth
In seattle during The first week Of
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-15
ID r 0 & N E
. Z N A M K Y.
PRIME Sc:


PRIJME Sc schopna proda-
vacka, ktera ma praktickou
zkusenost a dokonalou znalost
V oboru strizniho a vJbavni-
no zbozi spodniho a vrchniho
prada, puncoch vseho, co
do tohoto oboru spada. Slus-
ny plat prizniv6 pracovni
podminky pro osvedcenou 81
lu jen takova necht' Sc
hIasi striznim obchode "u
Koudelu', V elsie Abs Broad
way. :?
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Farma 141 akrech, bank
barn, dunn o 16ti pokojich, "a
soby nafadi a vSe potrebne.
Cena S24,5 - Farma 0 so
akrech, II mil Cd Squaru, do
bre stavby, zafizeni, stroie,
tez Sc vymeni "a m6stsky ma
jetek. Cena S17,500. - Far
ma 0 80 akrech, II mil cd
Squaru, zachoval6 stavby vse
zarlzeno. Cena $4,000. -
Farma so akrech, 2 minuty
cd cesty Miles Ave, dobr6
budovy. Cena $4,000. - Far
micka jeden a til ctvrt6 akru
u m6stske kary, dunn o 6 po-
kojich, tri ctvrti akru zaseto
raJskych jablicek. Cena $2500.
- Pozemek pul akru S domem
cena 1,40O. Nam vice ruz-
nych majetku ma prodej neb
ma yymenu ma dlouh6 splatky
pr hotovem vkladu $1,000. Tez
mlsta obchodni, BlizSi sd6li
John Jares, 5847 Broadway.
800
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Sc

Majetek V Maple Heights
u Stop 10, A. B. c., / akr
pozemku, 85 ovocnych, uz
plodnych stromd, SO slepic,
3 kachny, 15 housat, 20 kra
llku a vSe ostatni jak to sto
il. - Dunn 0 Z sv6tnicich 5
fernesem ma uhli a gas,
plyn V dome, elektrick6
sv6tlo a mestska voda. Pro
da Sc neb vym6ni "a maje-
tex V meste. Cena $10,800.
Haste Sc u Jos. Svatek,
5733 Broadway. Tel Broad
way 800. - Union 953 w.
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Up kraA AovAnil


w nechodite do Narodniho.
PAM Pohrabatschkova?
Ne, vite, ia dcera .isme
blondyny a tam je vsecko bor-
do a to nam neslusi. A kdyz
jsme Sc nabidly, ze 81 dame
lozi vlastnim nakladem vytapi-
clroVat modre, nedovolili nam
to.
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RIDkA PRiLEZITOST 2.

skatl farmu. - Farma O 81 a
krech budovami ma Kinsman
rd., blize Chagrin Falls, ce-
lou sklizni, dobytkem a nara
dim. Da Sc lacino aneb Sc Wy
meni "a m6stsky majetek. Has
te Sc j. Smetany, 5O23
D0llOtt rd. 8-15
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NEKOLIK VIRGINIA
FAREM
V ceskoslovenskem okoli, pro-
menime "a l rodinove a z ro-
dinove domy V Clevelandu.
DalSl informace poda
JOHN F. kOLAR
407 Park Bldg.
ma Squaru vedle May Co.


VELkA LACE. tarma 90
akrech, p mil cd Squaru, Z
akru korny, s akru ovsa, 6 a.
kru p8enice, 3 akry buck
wheat, 2 akry brambor, pekna
ovocna zahrada, 3 kon6, 2 kra-
Wy, 3 prasata,, houf slepic a ka-
chen, p6kne budovy a vsechno
farmarske nacini. tarma Sc tez
Vymenl "a m6stsky majetek ma
vychodni neb zapadni strane.
Hlaste Sc JOS. Ptaka, 1900
Saratoga ave., vemte zap. 25.
karu. 8-15
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PRODA Sc:
X POZORNOSTI.

Vlastniteli lot, proc pIatit
najem? My vam postavime do
mov die prani a 5 mesicnimi
spldtkami jako najem "a ne
kolik roku budete miti domov
zaplaceny Blizsi informace
obdrzite Il The Fred Wallace
Co., 441 Engineers Bldg. SIS
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V tom okamziku OteVrely Sc
dv6re a V mich objevila Sc hla-
va portierova. Jest zde pan
Lucian Morel?" vola do salu.
"Zde isem", odpov6del mia
dix. go 81 prejete?"
Jest po vas poptayka, pane
Morel'
"Kde?"
Dole v me lozi".
pro mne a We vasi lozi?"
pravil mladik udiven. Rychlym
Rrokem opustil pracovnu. -
"Kdo mne otekava u vas?" ta-
zal Sc portiera cestou 20 scho-
dech dolu.
"ListonoS'
"Ktery listonos?"
'Prinasi psani vzdy jeden a
ten samy listonos".
"Jak, K vuli psani tyrate
nne doIu do yasi loze? Proc
jste ho neprinesl hned naho-
ru?"
s rotsoh,,;o vasoho
-,
pa ,.ttsT I'I ,,,;z,,9o
- ~ n.a,f oh+i
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FARMA AZ akru "a S4500

FARMA AZ akru "a $4,000.
Tato drubeznicka farma Sc ma
l6za pri hlavni cest6 mezi Gle
Velandem a Akronem. Je ma
nj dun Bungalow" o 5ti po-
kojich, velk6 ban6, A slepicni-
ky, potok skrz celou farmu. Je
tam 30 akru lesa, ostatni orna
puda. Nal6za Sc pouze IA mi
lie cd kary a l mill cd dlazby.
Polovic hotov6. Prineste 81 "a
vdavek. Haste Sc Fr. j. Pare
MICA, 3543 e. 1916 st. z Union.
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lGpe cekati a svou navSteVu ma
ned6li odloziti; do toho dine
bude miti dost casu k upokoje-
nj Sc a k zralemu uvazeni v6ci.
Smuten Sc stisnenym srdcem
nastoupil zpatetni cestu do Do
nlinikanske ulice.
8.
V deset hodin rano byl Luz
elan opet V Beaubourg ulici, byl
pouze n6kolik kroku vzdalen
Cd domu, kdyz z neho Eyzenie
' pruvodu madame Forniero-
Wy vystoupila, kterou jiz jednou
nebo dvakrat byl spatril.
D6tskou bazni uchvacen, je-
jiz pricinu nebyl S to vysv6tliti,
vstoupil, ably nebyl WIDEN, do
stinu vchodu jednoho domu.
Ale, proc jsem takym?"
zvolal vSecek rozhorlen. On,
jenz obytejne tax chladnym, a.
no rozpacitym byval, neznal
sam sebe. Nev6del, re prava, ci-
sta laska cini lidi stydlivymi a
bazliVymi.
Madame Lurotova byla sama
donna, Lucian nemohl prijiti V
prihodn6jSi okamzik. Avsak II
byla to nova slabost? - misto
ably sci nahoru k vdov6, nasle-
doVal Evzenii a sousedku po-
vzdali, kter6 Sc ubiraly do ko-
stella. - Vstoupil 20 nich do ko
stella a vid6l, re 81 sedly V jed
nom postrannim pruchodu vel
Ike lode chramove. Podarilo Sc
mu, prodrati Sc az k jednomu
piliri, kdez Sc tax postaviI, ably
mohl divku po strane pozoro-
vati, aniz by sam zpozorovan
byti mohl.
Vdova kapitanoVa klekla,
hlavu nahnula ku predu a mo-
dlila Sc velikou vroucnosti.
Zcela pohrouzena Y poboznost
q tvaric Sc, jako by jen jen ma
boha, svatOu pannu a and6le
myslila, neZamestnavala sc
svou pruvodkyni. Tato m6la po
staVu, jaka Sc nabozn6 osobe
slusi; ale majic i knizku ote-
vfenou, nectla V nj nesrozumi-
telne vety latinsk6, zrakem
sVym pozorovala toiletu zen
diVek pred nj sedicich.
LucianoVi zdalo Sc, re iest6
nikdy neVyhlizela tax puvab-
ne, tax krasn6. Byla velmi IL
hledne ucesana obycein6 ne
cesala sc takto. Pod slamenym,
Jednoduchou stuzkou kv6ti-
Mani ozdobenym kloboukem
bylO videti slabe zaCerVenale,
krasn6 utvorene ucho. Celia ieii
postaVa, TAX puvabna V kaz-
dem ohledu, m6la v sobe n6co
idealniho a zaslouzila tuzkou
malife zvetn6na byti. Kdyz de-
VA sVOu krasnou hlavu sklonila,
objeVil Sc jeii pIavy vlac, KITE
ry ne meme cisty nez limetek,
ktery iei obklicoVal a Luciano
vi Vsecka muka zamilovan6ho
zpusobil.
v tomto chramu, kde kouf
2 haditelnice pred oltarem Wy
stupoval, kde Sc misty hlasy
kneze a zp6vaku Sc zvukem
Varhan, neVidel nikoho .iin6ho
nez sletnu Lurotovou; ieho bo-
hyni byl aona. Neunavn6 obdi-
VoVal ieii cistou a zafici krasu;
zapomnel ze mu bylo zapov6-
zeno Event miIovati, ze il ne
mel vice spatriti, ma vse zapo-
mnel.
lPokrahavann
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Ma Zanost.

Nlte, proc elektrice postu
puJl ted PAM ochotn6 damam
sedadla?
Protoze pri ,ezeni isou KRAFT
ke sukne jeste 1ratsi.
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PRODA Sc dobre jdouci GU
krovinkovy obchod, prode-
jem doutniku, kde Sc trzi $3.50
tydne, malo hodin Y ned6li.
NalGza Sc na Gordon Square
ma rohu Detroit Ave.
q w. 65. St., ptejte Sc Ma p.
MARSHALL 8-1S
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0lecno, neaudfm vas sv1m
rypravoVanim2
AM dost maio. ia pri tom
mysllm ma n6co jineho.
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Joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUZsKEHO.

-"-S---
me dcery. Evzenie mohla by
vas milovati; toho Sc obavam a
chef tomu predejlti. Nesmite
mas dele navSt6vovati a ia vas
4 O to prosim jako 0 milost. Yer
/ te mi, pane Luciano, vase my
Slenky, vase plany byly detsk6 !;
zapomenete brzy ma mou dee
'ru a az nadeide doba vaSeho
snatku, snadno naleznete div
ku, kterou Vam buh ustanovil
"a druzku zivota. Co Sc mne
tyce, blazi mne pokojn6 vedo-
mi, ze nestojim V ceSt6 yaSi
skv6l6 budoucnosti. Nikdy ne
zapomenu, re V hodin6 nejvet-
81 bidy pfisp6l jste mi ku po-
moci a budu vam "a to veGn6
vd6Gnou. Psani svemu pfikla-
dam tisic franku, kter6 jste mi
velkomysln6 pujtil. S ujiSte-
MIN me nejvetsi dcty a pfatel-
sk6ho smysleni trvam Yam cd
dana
vdoya Lurotova".
"Vyhnan! Ano, vyhnanr
zvolal mladik hlasem hrobo-
wynn. A pro nj a jeji dceru pra
ccval jsem takovou zalibou a
odhodlanosti. Vid6l jsen V nj
druhou matku, miloval jsem il,
jak syn svou matku milovati
ma, a ona mne odhani, zapovi-
Ga mi dceru jeji navStevovati,
ktera jest predm6tem' veSkere-
no m6ho mySleni, jeji dceru,
iiz Zboznuji, ktera mne nadna-
81, ktera jest mym dobrym ge-
MEM, jako druhdy byla Mione
George Ramela. Ach, jest mi,
jako by We mne vSe zniceno by
10, jako bych pdo hroznym bal
vanem pohrben lezel! Byl jsem
tax st astnym, tax hrdym,kdyz
jsem 81 pravil: "Mysle ma nj,
pracuje pro nj, vytvoril jsem
tento obraz, 5 nimz muj mistr
tax spokojen jest p - Ma ra-
dost byla kratk6ho trVani; NY
mi Jest po vsem!"
Krecoyity vzlykot vydral Sc
2 jeho stisn6nJch pr9ou.
Psani pablo ma podlahu We
die bankoVky, ubohy Lucian
klesl ma sesli a pocal plakati
iako dlt6. Trp6l nevyslovn6.
Byla to jeho prvni velika boz
lest, co dospel We yak muzny.
Maize priklad George Rame-
la a AleXise Molina ma ocich,
osvoiil 81 pozyolna iejich sle-
chetne umysly; tim take stala
Sc mu Evzenie Lurotoa tim,
elm byly Hermonie Chariot
Ia jeho pratelum. 4 ieji lasky
cerpal odvahu, vytrvalost, sle-
chetnou hrdost. to jest vrouci
pfani vuli prijiti ku predu a
yyniknouti.
Evzenie byla ieho cilem. K
n6muz spell. Odloucen od teto
divky, nae by dele I'll, nemel
Zadnou budoucnost. Bylo mu.
iakoby byl vse nahIe ztratil:
s.lu a odvahu, rozum a NADIA
ri, ano i cit pro um4ni. Byl bez
madam a nebyl to neco vice
dokazatl
2 hrd6 vysost, ma niz Sc Sc
syymi sny povznesI, p2dl do be
zedne propasti Puvabne vidi-
ny, veseli spolecnici ieho diva
cfti let, zmizely iako last'ovky
pred zimou.
"Ji ne vice spatriti', pravil
k sobe, ii ne vice spatriti. Je
to mozn6? Roynez tax mohlo
~ mi poruceno bIti, abych ze-
mfel! Ona mne miluie, vim to
iiste; a tfeba mi to nebyla
fekla, dala mi 70 predce ma
srozum6nou' MiIuieme SCI A
leii matka proc o mne po-
chybuie? Vzdyt' isem il vse
sdeliI, abych il upokoiil! CO
isem ucinil, ze nezasluhuii ieji
duvery? Pfedhazuie mi mou
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