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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-26

Sen. Fernaid Better
Senator Bert NJ. FernaId of Maine
was a visitor in Portland Wednesday
for q short time. He has been re-
, 1922-09-21

his Denver headquarters 70 attsnd
The NESTING Of tho oil nsn. Nr. Fink
motored 70 the salt Creek field today
70 look over hls Interests.
A oneH OF the Mammoth on com.
pany who has been ~ Al the county
hospital. VII return 10 work the later
part Of the week.
J. David OF the David clothinr CON
pany LETT Monday for Rushvfls. $eb
T. a Shady Of Rushv1iie viii taks
his place.
Z. J. Waite manager o. the craw
ford branch CT the Curtis TooIe and
Paine company OF Lincoln is in N.
city on o~usines1.
z. w. Baxter. OF the Nndwest Re
filming company returned Monda,
from an extensive trip to the coast
I
Claude Draper OF the state boar
OF equalization. Cheyenne. Is in tn,
city t~ransartins business.
NJ z. Robertson. J. Grauot. T. s
Cooke. and Carl shumaker sorme'
a hunting party to Jackson Hole or
Monday.
c. p. Howe returned Tuesday from
n two weeks vacation TO Longmont
, 1922-09-21
CityBriefs

J. Il. Merrill Is n stockman OF Bar.
mum. wyo.. who e in Casper NJ the
present time.
"1fssou- Hines. famous character
OF the west and q The Virginlan- =
leaving tonight for his home In Den
yer after spending the week here. re
nsvinE Old ae~auAintaness-
c. A. Smith Of the smith-Turner
Drug company. returned 10 Casper this
morning after 2 trip to Los Angeles
10 attend the foherai Of his sister.
]. o. JoBason Of Chicago is a bust
ness visitor IN Casper.
c. z. Mccoy IS a rancher from
Kayces who is attending TO matters
Of Importance In Casper.
w. A. Boyer and A. 7. Collier Of
the United States government survey
are leaving for Washington. ID. C. to-
night after doing work for their dc.
partment- X. c. Head. another mem
Der OF the party. will remain in Casper
for the present
o. G. sproui Of Denver Is in Cas-
per looking over business interests
Ted HiIisbeok. jewelcr In Tripeny's
drug store. spent n few days in LusS
this week
Roy Tarrant OF Sheridan. who a
interested IN oil development in Salt
Creek. IS In tho city for n day or two.
J. r. CoIvin. Of the state pure food
department. and Biologists Morgan
and staiey. who have been IN Ma
trona and Fremont counties for sew
eral days on business connected with
their respective departments. left for
Cheyenne this morning.
Glen King is an oil man who is in
tho city from Denver.
James o'Connor returned this
mornlne from visiting his family in
o. c. johnson and Z. vondra left
yesterday for tho Johnson ranch.
NJ. f. Young of the New YORK Oil
company left yesterday for New
York on a short business trip.
]. sheady Of salt Creek is spending
his vacation in the city.
r. C. Duban. who has been III for
some time is back at work at the
Urvomfrr NationaI hank TODAY
W. T. Funk OF the Carter OIL com
pany spent yesterday in Casper from
, 1922-09-21

has received great benefit from it.
You can use this litter for n testi-
moniai If you wish, as / cannot say
too much about what your medicine
hasdonef for me aud fol my daughter.
Mrs. VIM S. HUGHES, Greenville, Del
Mothers and oftentimes grand
mothers have taken and have
learned the value Of Lydia E Pink
hams Vegetable Compound So they
recommend the niedi-ine to others.
The best test Of any medicine Is
what It has done fer others. For
nearly fifty years we have pub
lished letters from mothers, daugh-
ters. AID women, young and old, rec
ommending thefvegetable Compound.
They know what it did for them and
are glad to tell others In your own
neighborhood arc women who know
of its great value.
Mothers-daughters whynottryit7
, 1922-09-21

Colo. HIS nothr wm arrive toner
row 20 spend the winter hers.
Shelley Thompson. wen known high
school athlete CT Gebo Is 70 arrive IN
TIE city this evening to attend Sgh
school here
Judge Y J.. Tidban ief: yesterday
for lander
, 1922-09-21

LEI nLu LotAlE mNrL-
naltrouble as ever
since the first time
her sickness APP
peared she had to
% to bed and
even had to quit
school once for n
week. ] always
Lydia E.
Pinkham's Nege-
table Compound
myself so I gave
liz 70 her and she
, 1922-09-21
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs T. Canhan and son
Thomas Of Omaha are visiting IN the
city and r guests OF J. Hscferu-
AIRS +. swisart left yessersay for
Portland. Ore. where h VIII spend
q two weeks' vacation visiting friends
and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. waiter wray left on
Monday overland for Warsaw. No.
where they will spend two weeks Wis
iting Mrs. Ways parents
Mr.. n Mrs. John Hancock and
two SONS returned Tuesday from
New Grove, Ness their former
homa. after a two weeks visit
Myron conrdon. formerly Of Cas-
per. now OF Gebo. - in the city trans
acting business for the Gebo Coal
company. Afr. cougdoa was a one
time associated with the Kimbal
Drug store
Mr.. ard Mrs. II c. chs,seii and
son. c. a. Chappeii, returned yester-
day from z'two weeks trip through
the park. c. A. Chappeii will leave
next week for Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. showalter Of
Douglas are in Casper visiting with
their frien6s.
Miss o. z. Miller. owner Of a hotel
at shoshoni. arrived in tho city yes
terday and win remain here for a few
days.
Miss Laura Murphy OF Salt Creek
spent a few hours in Casper yestcr-
day.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ben Finnin OF salt
Creek r in town attending TO bust
ness matters.
Mr. and Mrs. A.. II. Warner re.
, 1922-09-21
MOTHERS And
DAUGHTERS
Read This Letter from
Mrs. w. S. Hughes
hlNhuIlllllIIlI

Creenvide, Del-"I was under
the impression that my eldest daugh-
, 1922-09-21

First class watch ana yweiry re-
pairing. artistic diamond resetting. II.
b Kline. jeweier. on Exchange Bldg
I-2f-Sf
, 1922-09-21

Fair View Addition oil rights
given. 9-2I4t
, 1922-09-21
y EY
IR.OOC10tV, Il
IA 80

B-odie, warden J. A. Lesry. ehaneeI.
Tor; W. b. Haseimire. financial secre.
tary; Z. J. Donohue. recording secrei
tary; Leo a Dunn, treasurer J. H.
Casey, advocate; Joe Pecler. inside
guard. DR.. j.. r. o'Dor=~l. outside
guard; Peter Tobin. trustee.
Following the business session a
lunch was served and smokes were
passed around. The last three acts
Of the Iris vaudeville bm OF this week
was produced for the entertainment
Of those present and scored n decided
succeea.
, 1922-09-21

An rich men bought a lot. You
can buy n lot. 9-2f4i
, 1922-09-21
Methodist Aids
70 Meet.

The different circles OF h Method
ist Ladies' Aid society will meet at
$50 D. m. tomorrow as follows;
CT circle. Miss Alice Davis. lo4s
South Walnut. Remington. Mrs. II
win Day. s32 South David street
Busy Bee. AIRS. e. G. Witt. S07 Har
rison street; Victory Workers. Mrs
W. z. Tubs, SIS South Envid: Capi
toll Hin, Mrs. Charles Lesser. 4st MI
ton avenue: Social ssrvice. AIRS
Earle c.. Burwerl. ST. Kirk street.
, 1922-09-21
Mrs. WarkIey
EEfertalns Fri-uds.

Mrs. J.. c. warkiey entertained
several OF her friends AZ a pleasan:
bridge tea ssstsr day afternoon. Mr5
A q. Fidei and Mrs Gee took hon.
ors.
, 1922-09-21

start a savings account With tns
United Home Builders association
and put yourself in a position for q
loan that will cost only 3 per cent
on yearly balances. Suit FOG, Beck
linger Bldg. Phone 1890. sIs.5t
, 1922-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs. A.. II. Warner re.
turned TO their home in Edgar. Seb..
today after stayin gin Casper for
about a week. Mr.. Warner is a pros
porous merchant Of hat city.
, 1922-09-21

Why buy lots In the c~ountry
, 1922-09-21

Mary Evelyn Brady. was pleasantly
surprised yesterday when her mother
gave her = partl'. the occasion being
her seventh birthday. Delicious re
freshments were SERVED during the
evening. Nisic and singing were en-
Joyed by the little folks. Those pres
emit were Teddy Nelson. cabrlce Har-
riet Gilmore. Mary Henry Johnston.
Eunice Riley and Walton La velle
, 1922-09-21

An rich men bought a lot. You
can buy n lot. s-21-At
, 1922-09-21

r. C. Dubar. who has been, ~ fol
some time is back at work at tn,
Wyoming National bank today.
, 1922-09-21

Fair View Addition - oil rights
given. 9-2I-4t
, 1922-09-21

]. sheady of Salt Creek is spending
his vacation in the city.
, 1922-09-21
HOTEL ASTOR
Men York

THE Millinery Fashion Show at the Hotel
i Assor, New York, determines each year
te styles for the coming Fall. Representatives
from all over the country are there. Only a
few of the leading creative houses of New
York are sdeead to show the new models.
This year we have been able TO get the nine
leading mcdels Of the Show for exclusive dis
play in this store. They come to us-direct from
New York, as made and shown BY the Vogue
Hat Company, Fifth Avenue, New York.
, 1922-09-21

Mr.. ana Mrs. Ben Firnin q salt
Creek are in Nv attending TO bust
ness matters.
, 1922-09-21
English Lutheran Aid
Meets Friday.

The Ladies' Ala society CT the Eng,
lish Lutheran church viii meet at 2:sO
p. m. Friday in the I. o. o. F. hall.
There viii be an election OF officers.
, 1922-09-21

Business Girls Class
Gives Interesting Party.
Tho Business Girls class Of TIL
Methodist Sunday school was enter
, 1922-09-21

Miss Laura Murphy of Salt Creek
spent a few hours in Casper yestcr-
day.
, 1922-09-21

NJ. f. Young of the New YORK Oil
company left yesterday for New
York on a short business trip.
, 1922-09-21

These hats are on display in this store be-
ginning today and will be on exhibit for a
few days.
You are cordially invited TO come with your
friends and inspect these latest creations, the
true f-Orerhnners of the Autumn styles. Try
them on if you viii. You are under no OBJ
legation to buy
They are merely a part Of the most distinctive
showing of Fall Millinery we have ever had.
, 1922-09-21
Casper woman's
club VIII Meet.

special meeting Of the casper
wornan's hub been called tof
r-riday afternoon at the am OF MRS
water A. Blackmore, SIS South VOL
cott street. Delegates TO the Wyo
ming state Federation Of Woman :
clubs, which meets at Torrinston &c
,ohsr a. 4 and 5. are to be elected
, 1922-09-21

Luncheon Friday at
Terfon Home.
Mrs. B. Terton viii entertain at an
informal bride luncheon tomorrow.
Knights Of Columbus
Elect Officers.
The first meeting OF the seaso by
the Knights of columbus OF this city
was marked by the election Of off,
GERS, lively entertainment. and the
goodfeilowship of a smoker"
The following officers were elected:
DR.. r. J. Drew. grand Knight: p. A.
Slater. deputy grand Knight; c. P.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-26
No Division Of Motor
Fee Funds First Quarter

Bismarck, N. D., April 26.-No di-
vision Of the motor vehicle funds will
be made for the first quarter of this
year, according to E. P. Grain, regis
trar. There have been complaints
voiced by some good roads enthusi-
asts and county officials over the fail
ure to get the first quarters division
of motor vehicle license funds to aid
in spring maintenance work.
Mr.. Grain said that while the law
requires quarterly division of the
funds, the total amount now is about
$18O,O00, and that among the obliga-
tions of the department are $150,OOO
annual appropriation to the state
phighway commission and $4,000 for
the Missouri river bridge. There is
very little in the fund to distribute
and the department is so busy issu-
ing 1922 licenses that it would be
difficult to complete the disburse-
ments.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-26
JRortb Dakota 1
@ems Digest I
lIlE
MORTGAGES COVER 1920 OF
VALUE OF MoRTGAGED HOMES

That the total mortgage debt on
owned homes and farms in the state
of North Dakota In 1920 was $685.
O59,945 and that the total value Of
these mortgaged homes and farms was
$417, ,163, ,O81, making the mortgage debt
29.5 per cent Of the total value of such
homes and farms, is shown in pre-
'lfminary report that has just been is
sued by the federal department of
commerce through the bureau of the
census. Rented homes, tenant farms,
an! farms that are partly owned and
partly rented are not included in this
report.
The total number Of homes in the
state other than farm homes was
57,166 of which 32,4S3, or 56S per cent,
were owned by the occupants; and of
these owned homes 9, $50, or 3O.7 per
cent, were mortgaged. Information
regarding the value of the home and
the amount of mortgage debt was Sc
cured from 1854, or $3.50 per cent, of
these mortgaged homes. The average
mortgage debt of the homes for which
mortgage reports were secured was
$1,4SO and the average value was
$3,71O; and on the basis of these aver
ages the total mortgage debt on the
mortgaged homes not on farms is es-
timated as $14,775,263 and the total
valeu of such homes as $37,O3O,14O.
On owned farms the total mortgage
debt, as reported in the census of
agriculture was $10s,2S4,6S2, while
the total value of these mortgaged
farms was $3S0,132,941, the ratio of
debt to value being 2S.5 per cent.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-26

FOR SALE-Hay see Adam Scharf,
829 4th ST., Devils Lake, N. D. St p.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-26

JOHN RUTTLE, feed barn located
west of High School, on Kelly ave-
nue.. eff
The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-26
THRILLING EXPERIENCE

Leith, N. D., April Arnold Still
es had thrilling experience in cross
ing bunch of horses over the Can
non Ball river at the Joe Pete cross
ing. When in the middle of the riv-
er the ice broke and came down with
rush. For about Is minutes he was
on sand bar in the middle stream
with ice piling up all around him. It
finally gave way and he reached shore
with only a few bruises.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-26
WANTED

WANTED-About 200 head of stock
to pasture about May the first. Good
pasture and plenty Of water at
$1.25 per head per month. Two
miles northwest of Devils Lake, N.
Oak. Louis Gutterman, Devils
Lake, N. Dak., Route 8. Phone call
13 call 2. eff.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-26

WANTED-To rent farm I have
two good outfits and they are in
good shape to go to work. Phone
8, call 8. Address r. N. Prete,
Route 2, Devils Lake, N. D. IT,.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-26

FOR SALE-White Wyandotte eggs
for setting 40 cents per dozen. Mrs.
c. o Aneson, Devils Lake, N. D.
Route 4, phone Is call 13. p 1917
The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-26

WANTED-To hear from parties with
land for sale. w. E. Tompkins, Dew
lis Lake, N. Oak. c6I8-th
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-11

tell, abych van pomohla skla
| dati?''
"Dekuji "a oehotu, liz isem
hotova," odvetila Adela. VISTA.
vaiic od prace
"V kolik hodin rano odie-
dete?"
"Velmi casne, vzdyt' vite. re
le costa daleka. Z posledni
stanice bude mi ieti jeste DO
voze. Jakmilc bude vsechno
| V pofadku, doidu k lady Carly
onove, abych Sc nj rozloucila.
* lady CarlEonove?" uza-
sla hospodyne. "Ach, prave
jsem o nj zaslechla smutnou
Izpravu. Vite, ze Sc ! nj delsi
dobu cosi delo, ale nikdo to ne
doVedl rozeznati; nebot' baro-
net lekar, ienz k nj dochazel
vsechno tajili; nyni vsak memo
hou jiz pravdy zatajovati. La
dy jest Silena.''
"Silenar, vzkrikIa Miss Ia
sterova, ztuhnuySi zdasenim
potom vsak kvapne dala. "To
neni pravda. Neydrim tomu
.Kdo YAM IN baehork,, vvn,,5
vel?"
"Verte, ze to neni hacbor-
ka. Sir Ascot yvpravaI to
dnes hrabence. slvsela isen,
vSechno."
"To nedoda ton,u nr.vd;yo
sti." zvolala Adela write bIa-
Won "Al;ca c.rlvo,o,-5 sjlo
ma, Tote snrosta utrb5ni ~
cti, Jeil rozum bvl v5dv hv-
j y
streisi neali iine osobv III oha
znamc bez otalani ad,i;sa
hnu. - lost nvni nr.ro All,
rozumnou ial1o ~ i >
N,s po,,ooo,a .;,a,a ,
eiIano, a;,.l,, ,a;.s.
y
znala ladv. rl,oao,.d : ao,,at
nd nv6T;la .oa; ;oi;l, al,4a
H., n.oaa ,.a,..oL1 III.
coS; nodahn6bo l1,.l, a.,sI
!. $500 v.,, !, ~
.to+n6 ,lnso1a ;o 80 AZ;
% n,a Id la1as,
xou6 no,,as+; oh,.x;,, ';.
i;st6 n,i.;n,
"a Ld,,l,, 80, 49,
ro, ,t,,,so,,a19,,
To+o don,6n, ;,
s,od,,n; .proa - a;,,n9,,
onta,a 90 no cbv,1;
Mis- ostorova aoo,,,,a,.5,,5
H.. noo,ahI ,5s;t; 49,
.nodyn; ;aL - oLa,aa.t; a;i
; nroto n,I.ola ,,,a,.sal ,,.,,.
- ;bnod na;da 49, daa,, can
l,ona H. zvodo1a .,a,,I,
ct,,rt hod;n, n,,LoaaIa aaa.
- n,z nosla -, - lah -.
: ,c1l, nen,o.no NJ c.a,
n,o,,
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-11

Miss Lesterova praVe rovna-
Ia spa zavazadla, chtcjic ma
zeitrl odeieti k Mrs. CarolIoyc
ana vesla do pokojc Mrs. Bel
tonova.
Al, al, snad jste pIakala?'
zvolala hospodyne, zirajic do
tVafe divciny. "Rada bych
vedela, proc bystc meIa bvti
smutnai Preji 81 uprlmne, "a
bych take mohla odejlti, neb
od te chvile, kdy tu vladnc ia
hrabenka de RoubaiXova, neni
na Cliffe Courtu pfijemno. Ne
llbila Sc mi tn, kdyz byIa pou-
hym hostem, protoze jejl vrto-
chy lsou nesnesitellry. A Iak
bude nyni, kdy sc stala vsemo-
houcl Nelitelkou? VeCna silo-
da, ze nemohu jinam, musim
Sed6ti tam. kde isem. Nechce-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-11

Mylady hyla liz delsi dobu We
nee dlvna; proto take byl Mr.
Douglas poslan z domu; minu
le pondeli pritizilo Sc mylads
tou merou, ze bylo nutno "a
volati leste jednoho lekare
ktery j take nyni osetruje."
''Vite-li kan byla lady odve.
zena?"
"Nevim, ale optam Sc, libo-l
vam,' odvetil sluha i odesel
Lee veSkere zvidani bylo mar
no; ami hospodyne, ami slouzi-
ci nevedeli, kan lady byla do
praVena.
Adela odchazeIa tGzkym
srdcem; nevedela, co by mela
Y teto okolnosti pociti, ba-
roneta nebyla by rovnez pofi-
dila.
Umluvila Sc milencem, re
seldou Sc leSe; kdyz doSla ma
ustanovene misto, cellal tu liz
Hubert; Vyprav6la mu tedy 0
sVe navst6v6 dome Carlyono-
WI.
! "Dnes odpoledne mluvil jsem
Sc SIREN Ascotem tazal sc no
20 pani," prayil Hubert; "sde-
! III Sc mnou, ze lekari slibuii
uzdraveni, zachova-li 20 jistou
dobu ulpny kid; "a tim uce-
lem dovezl chot svou do Mid
landu, ale mISto ZamlCel. Sou
dlm Q Veci prave tax, iako ty;
lee mann "a to, bychom ME ne
podnikali nebot' baronet ne
STRIP, ably Sc kdo misil do jeho
rodinnlch zalezitosti.'
DlVka S povzdechem pJisved
ella obratila rozmluyu iinymI
smerem.
"Budu Ultra III nadrazi, nez
odiedcs: ale Buh Vi, kdy sc o.
pei seideme," pravil Hubert
smutne. Mas osud Jest sku-
tecn6 prilis kruty! Sotva isme
Sc zamilovali, jiz musime Sc
rozlouciti."
"Mohlo byti jeste hure," te-
Si Adela
'Pravda," souhlasi mlady
muz; ''budeme snaSeti vsect-
no, ien kdyz trva naSe laska. |
Mas-li tolik silly, abys snesla
odloucenost, vzdalenost a snad |
dlouhou nepritomnost mou?"
taze Sc, vina milenku k srdci. |
'Snesu vSe, vse dotud, pokud |
budu vedeti, ze isem nepozby-l ]
la I've lasky.''
"Tc nepozbudeS nikdyn zyo
lal Hubert, celuje horoucne |
divku. "Byt' by Sc sb6hlo CO
koli, bud .iista, ze ii zustanu
veren. 4 kdybychom Sc shle-
dali tcprvc 20 mnoha leteeh,
nezmeni Sc Y mem srdci obraz .
tyui blldc nem tcntyz, iako
dnes.
"Nezmeni.' opakuje Adela.
"a iak zapudi-li icj nckdy il
ny obraz?''
"Nikdy.' zvolal mlady muz
prudce. "Jsi jedinou zenou
ma svete, ktera jest mi vt6lenou
slechelnOStl q QoDf0t0u. OIL
10 pro tebe choi veskerv pfe-
kaz<y, lez sc nj nahronadily,
prekonati; tryznl mne vSak ne
oklonost, ze mas jlti
opet mezi cizi lidi' :
Miss Lesteroya Sc usmala.
ITO si nepripoustei' odvetila.
Mrs. Carrolloya Jest, iak do
ktor Fletcher pravi, velmi do
bra a laskava, budu nepo-
chybn6 i ii miti Sc dobre. hdr
hodlaS opustiti tuto krajinu?"
(Pnkrasova
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-11
R0DINNE TAJEMSTVI.
Roman z anglickych kruhu spolecenskych.
Preloz Karel Pochyba.

Londyna, rozmlouval dlouho S
kolegou Brestem, potom zkou-
NAL nekolik minut lady Carly
onQVou, mluvil nj, konecne
vrte hlavou a lituje smutneho
pripadu, bral Sc kolem sluzeb-
nlctVa ma chodbe shromazde-
neho do pokoje baronetova.
Vystaviv ku prani DIR. Besta W.
svedceni 0 chorobe ladyn6, byl
CHI lekaf bohate odmen6n a
odejel 5 nejblizsim vlakem do
Londyna.
Nebylo nesnadno odstraniti
ubohou Alici domu; treba re
nechtela priiati leku Bestovych
prece podarilo Sc komorne pod
strclti il uspavajici napoj, -
jenz il oloupil 0 vedomi tou
nerou, re neved6la nicem,
kdyz byla odvazena We krytem
voze, Y nemz il strehl DIR. Best
a Mrs. Robsonova.
NabyvSi opet vedomi, sezna
la nest astna zena, re Sc naleza
' nezname iizbe; byla to w
soka, klenuta prostora Sc "a
brizovaaymi okny, iez zakIy-
val kosaty strom. Ohlednuvsi
Sc, spatiila chladnou, drsnou
tvar syc komorn6, ktera podle
sveho zvyku, opodal pletla po-
nozku.
Okamzit& pochopila Alice,
co Sc sbehlo; rozum jeii bylI
prese ySechny omamujici a.
spaVaiici prostredky, iez il by
ly podayany, splse vystreisi ne
Iii Zatemneneisi. "Neisem We
SVEN domov6." pravila klidne,
upiraiic pronikav6 oko ma hli-I
dacku.
"NikoH, mylady," di komor
na lhostejne.
"kde tedy jsem?" zvida Ali
ce.
"V dome, ieiz volil sir AS
cot, ably tn mylady nekterou
dobu pod stalym dozorem le-
kafe. ienz Jest svakem dokto-
Ia Resta, zila," odpovida opet
klidne hlldacka.
''Je tn take sir Ascot"
"Nikol, vratil Sc ihned, iak-
miie vas sem dovezl, porucil,
abych yam vyfidila, re prize
de "a t%den presvddciti Sc, sta
la-li jste SC rozunneisi, nezli
Jste byIa donna, tax znela jeho
slova!' vysyetluje Robsonova,
aniz by zTcdla oci svych od
prace.
Alice chyili uyazovala; po-
tom polozila pravici Ma ram6
komorne. "Robsonova,' pro-
mluvila chveJicim sc hlasem,
''muj chot' a doktor Best tvrdi,
ze isem Silena, chtejl mne zde
uVe2niti, ably svet uVefil jejich
ohayne III; chtela-li byste nj
prispeti W, ana vite, ze mann
zdravy rozum?" !
Mrs. Robsonova setrasIa ru-
ku paninu S ramene. "Myla-
dy, lsem neyedoma zena ne
mohu Sc osmGliti k odporu pro
Ii IGkafum, kteii zkoumaii po
cely aivot podobnc choroby a
Jim neilepe rozumeji.'
"Tedy snad Sc take domni-
vate, ze mluyili pravdu?' zvo-
lala Alice.
"NedomniVam Sc nitcho, my
lady; lide meho stavu yykona- |
va.Ij rozkazY, aniz by 0 nich :
uvazoyall
Ke vSem prosbam yeliteIci- |
nym zustala komorna hlucha,
neuprosna; znala toliko iednu
radost' obohaceni sc. Sir AS
cot zaplati j dobre. a co mad
to, Robsonoye otevira Sc pro
budoucnost zlaty dul, nebot'
tim, co II, ocitl Sc baronet ' ie-
il moci, Nusi il skv6le zapla-
tit, mali zachoVati tajemstvi
IL sebe. Proto tedy nema Rob
sonoya nejmensl soustrasti $
nest astnou obeti padouchoVou,