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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-10
RADIO PROGRAMS
Tonights Offerings from Stations
Within Reach OF Bennington.
(WGY) Schenectady.

7:45 D. m.--Convert program on 400
meters.
Piano solo, "Notre Dame Hurum
Wilson Stanley.
Orchestra, Golden Sceptre Overture,
Schlepegrell
WGY orchestra.
Reading, Biddy's Trial" Logan
Harriet Wiegner
Violin Solo, Tvalse Bluette Drigo
Donald Wainright.
Piano solo. love" Grieg
Wilson Stanley
Address, "The Story of the Steam Tur-
bine.'
C. NJ. Ripley.
Orchestra
(a) Waltz. Love Dreams" Golden
(b) Fox trot Soothing Fiorito
WGY orchestra.
Plano solo, "0n the Mountains" Grieg
Wilson Stanley.
Reading. Mothers Soup" Dawes
Harriet Wegner.
Cello solo. "Traumerei' Schuman
Ernest Burleigh.
Trio "Pizzicato Gavotte,' Pache
WGY trio.
Violin solo, "Andantino," from Son
alta I'm +" Grieg
Donald wanright.
(WJz), Newark, N. J.
1852 to 100 p. m,-Standard time
signals from Arlington.
l1:01 p. m.-ofiiclal weather fore
cast -.
700 D. m.--"Man in the Moon,
stories (c) Newark Sunday Call
9:O5 p. IN. Broadcaeting Broad
way" by Bertha Brainard
9:20 p. m.-Dance music by lmke
aud his Society Orchestra, composed
entirely OF members of the American
Legion William w. Reiss, violin; j.
Barbarite, banjo; Ed lmke, leader;
]. Gluck and A. Gluck, saxophone; M.
Flnkle. trombone; J. Higgins. violin;
]. Nnmoli, bass; b. Fox, cornet; A.
Meyers, clarinet; A. Imke, drums; +.
Spatny, piano; J Sweig. saxophone;
II. Rosenberg, banjo; l., Schwalbe, vio'
I'll. MI. anu
broadcast during an intermission OF
the orchestra.
1901 D. m.-Program continued by
the Imke Society Orchestra.
1915 p. M Ask Adventure by
l.. Patrick Greene, associated editor
OF Adventure Magazine.
(WBz) Springfield, Mass.
1880 p. m-Uncle Wiggly bedtime
story. .
7:45 D. inflow the Savings Bank
Develops the Community" by f. G..
Nichols, treasurer Of F.tchburg say.
lngs bank. Farmers Produce market
report. World Market Survey. from
the department of commerce at Bos.
ton.
500 p. m.-Program of Swedish Folk
Songs, by Bertha Beck, soprano, Mrs.
]. Anderson, pianist.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-10
PR|SONE ERSMAKE
ATTACK ONGUARDs
At MT. J0YPR|SON
Dublin's Famous Jail Scene of
Outbreak This Morning
USED SMUGGLED WEAPONS
Former Members of Republican
Army Try to Fight Way
to Liberty

London, Oct. 10.-(By the Associ
ated Press IAN outbreak occurred
in Mt. Joy jail in Dublin this morning
when the irregular prisoners at
tackled guards with reyolvers which
had been smuggled In, says an Even.
ing News dispatch from Dublin.
One guard was killed and five 9th
ers wounded. The military guard re-
turned fire killing one irregular prls-
oner and wounding several others.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-10
HAYES ARREST FAILS
TO SOLVE MYSTERY

Somerville, N. j., Oct. 10
Nineteen year old Clifford Hayes
of New Brunswick today pleaded
not guilty to numbering Rev. Ed
ward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Flea
nor r. Mills and was held by the
Justice of the Peace Sutphen
without bail for grand jury ac-
tion.
The authorities who announced
with show OF condence upon
Hayes arrest yesterday that the
mystery had been solved, 1t is eyi.
dent have less satisfaction with
their case today.
One Of the investigators said
that another lead was being
worked upon which II verified
would change the entire complex
ion Of the case" This lead, he
added, pointed away from Hayes
and appeared to provide the mo-
tive that would explain the mad
slashing of Mrs. Mllls' throat af-
ter she had been slain.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-10
SECOND DIVORCE
FOR FORMER WIFE
OF FRANK GOULD
Princess Vlora Given Decree
from Albanian Husband
SUIT WAS NOT CONTESTED
Prince Did Not Put In
Prince Dit Not Put in
Appearance

Paris, Oct. 10.-(By the Associated
Press)--A divorce was registered to.
day OF Princess Vlora, formerly Mrs.
Helen Kelley Gould of New York
from Prince Houreddln Vlora of AL.
bana.
The record shows that the divorce
was granted at the wife's request and
that the prince did not appear to
contest the suit. The Princess
Vlora's first husband was Frank ].
Gould of New York from whom she
was divorced in 1909.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-10
Here's Relief
For Neuritis

Never mind where when or how,
those awful, stabbing pains of ncuritis
got their start-you want relief from
the torture right now
Stop at any first -class drug store
and get a supply of Tysmol Apply
a small quantity OF this soothing pre-
paration over the spot that hurts. and
IN short time YOU should be free
from pain.
Tysmol Is taken up through the
pores of the skin, going direct To the
throbbing aching peripheral nerves.
which quickly respond to it's healing
influence.
There is no dope" in Tysmol--no
dangerous drugs of any kind Guar
anteed to be absolutely harmless
People everywhere say that nothing
ever gave them such wonderful relief.
Price 81 nt Gokay's Pharmacy.
Tysmol Company, Mfg. Chemists, 400
Sutter ST, San Francisco.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-10

For a good piece Of corned beef.
telephone 7l5. Estes Mkt.
Fresh pigs liver. and Arlington
sausage at Estes. Telephone 715. =
New egg turnips. parsnips. celery,
lettuce, ripe tomatoes, squash. Es.
tes market, telephone 7l5.
The regular meeting of the Won.
ans Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. C. A. will
be held Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-10
OF Undetermined Source.

In quite common things much de-
pends on choice and determination.
but the highest which falls to our
lot comes from No man knows whence.
Goethe.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-10
EDITOR SHOOTS BARTENDER
William Blermann Killed by Harry
Sutpfin az jamaica, N. Y.

New York, Oct. 10.--iarry Sutphin,
owner and editor Of the Greensboro
Bulletin. OF Jamaica. shot and killed
William Biermann, bartender, early
yesterday In front of Sutphin's apart.
ment house In Jamaica, the police an.
nounced.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-10
HEALY BAR EXAMINER
Bennington Attorney Reappolnted BY
Supreme Court.

Robert +. Healy of Bennington and
Warner A. Graham OF Bellows Falls
have been reapponted bar examiners
by the Vermont Supreme court. Their
terms expired this month.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-10

How the Candidate Got Licked.
He that keepeth his mouth keepeth
his life, but he that openeth wide his
lips shall have destructlon.- Solomon.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-10
NO LIQUORS IN NEW ORLEANS.
Sale VIII be Stopped BY Federal In
Junction

New Orleans. Oct 1O-Federal injunc
tions will be applied for to prevent
proprietors of certain grocery stores
and soft drink establishments selling
intoxicating liquors during the Ameri.
can Legion convention, United States
District Attorney announced yester>
day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-10
ISAAC GUoGENHEIM DEAD
Copper Maunate Passed Away Sud-
denly In London.

Southampton. October 10 (By the
Associated Press) )-Isaac Guggen.
helm, American capita, ist and copper
magnate, died here suddenly today.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-10
WEATHER FORECAST

Showers tonight and cooler We'd
nesday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-10

Constantinople, Oct. 10. (By the
Associated Press) THE signing Of
the protocol for the armistice at Mu.
dania is expected to take place at 5
this afternoon, according to announce
ments by the Havas agency, semi-ofii-
cial French news organization.
Lieut. General Harrington and his
staff who arrived here on the Iron
Duke at Las this morning expect to
return to Mudania at 4.
The British reported the military
situation stationary yesterday. Turk,
ish forces continued to occupy posi-
tions in the neutral zone on the ASH
attic side OF Constantinople, but SO
far as has been learned. there were
no further advances. The Sritish
landed additional forces to protect
the railroad between Haidar Pasha
and Kadi Keui.
A ship load of Coldstream Guards
reached the Dardanelles yesterday af-
ternoon and other British troops are
expected during the week, as we'll as
aircraft carrier and airplanes.
Four thousand Greek civilians have
left Constantinople for Athens.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-10
EXPECT PROTOCOL
To Be SIGNED LATE
THIS AF TERN00N
Mudania Confab Shovermops =, ~ !
on Armistice befory s0'
TENSION CONTINUES TIGHT
More Turks in Neutral Zone and
More Troops Arrive from
British Isles

Mudania, Oct. 10 (By the As1o-
ciated Press)-The allied generals
drew up their final armistice con-
yention here late yesterday even
ing and submitted 1t to lsmet
Pasha, Turkish nationalist repre-
sentative. The Anger government
was given until o'clock today to
accept or reject 1t.
The document as submitted to
the nationalists contained these
specifications. THAT Greek evacu-
alton of ThraEe shall be carried
out within 15 days.
That Greek civil authorities in
Guiding gendarmerie shall be with
drawn as soon as possible.
That as Greek authorities with
draw, civil powers Will be handed
over to the allies who will trans
nit them to the Turkish authori-
ties on the same days.
That this transfer shall be who'll
ly concluded throughout Eastern
Thrace within a minimum period
OF 80 days after the evacuation of
Greek troops has been concluded.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27

southern accent and Irdcrtal, ng
such a tls,. of 4 glntie q mcnsions.
III, pres noe e Mis- Bass a, me
; in-'w, Tpurt Law l.nrirv may he
htl" dsOyn'erunk tn he o.d tuners,
who have been wsding through the in.
ulDacies 81 law buOS,, for years .unmo
lcstcl Then. t"o. they have little
cause Tor concern. nr, she Is the only
on" 81 Il group 81 ten young women law.
y"rs. who are az her sidc.--in front ~
her. and IN back al hen all engaged
IN the same sort of work, and whose
number may IN time To come. be doub
hd-nr may Ice trebled. who knoeS.
Ard who you may ask. Is responsible
Ia, his invasion into the sacred pre
c,nc's ~ tho Law library? Well d, is a
long story. Ru' Just 90 give some idea
OF what IL is all about ana whv.-- may
be stated tina, Miss Alice Paul. and the
ratitiCat ~ 81 The nineteenth amend.
ment at least inst.gatcd the work
when the National Woman's Party
was r"organi1cd, it was unanimously
decided hy tho members @. the Nation
"a Council. 90 make "a thorough !nvesti.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
MCCULLOUGH COUNTY
CENTER OF STATE

WASHINGTON. Avg. eG--way out
IN NcCulloch County, twenty miles
northeaN ~ BRADY, Is the center Of
Try's Tn, particular spot Is no center
~ art or learning Hut Il IL the Eeo.
graphic center of the Lone Star state.
the Geological Survey announced today.
B,stoD IL often spoaeu of as the hub
ol he universe" lhoprh , is not near
ne Geit.g OF even thc state II which
I; if the cap.tal The rhub IN this phrase
iinpli,- = claim thy, rom Boston a.
csnics Intellectual spDkSs rldin," To
the utmost rim 81 nc Nountry's wheel
OF retn.ment
tn only '"huH which is OF general
importance Ia oommunity H. the cen.
l.r frhm which law OF power rad.atcs--
The city hail Of q CITY, the county seat
- IA counlEa M capi,ai oi' Stttc'or Of
nation fh-orst,oilN il proper trans.
portation facilities are rrofilcd ard a
Iron-r lcc=.linn IS availthle. such q cen.
',r hould ~ ~ rninr IN IN gu0 that
"a most accessible from ill,lts narts-ln
'iNFl NNinNs a. NV EfNNtaIUl' f'Ui'l
O. th' srts ,-rh. g.W'riph c'ntcr. ~ an
area nce.r changes IN, Antvr ot popi.
kiion, however hangs from year to
year; ~ ,Be rn.tei States ii Is gradual.
" nl",trs west1srd
Washington = more than 1000 miles
from the geographic center q, the Unit.
81 Sster.. ara the question 81 es,ab.
llshlug the capital In more central
lcsilion has therefore h,.n nronsh, up
from time Ia. time -, LOUIS. u nycr.
ana other pliers have been proposed as
now sites.
The nos. iion of the geographic center
"f the i'nitei states ha been determin.
81 ~ 'h- Tn ted state. C,sst and Good
s'.c survey and fails be- smith County
In -'hcrn kanssis IN lauurr 90 so.
lonctId, $685..
4 lew years ago % prominent daily
paper published an ilus,r,ti.n ~ a
windmill, which, u IL said. was az the
exac; center q the In ted Siatcs Bu,
q ~ not l."~s bile tn e. go definite q o.
cation from any date now availahl. Al
much estimates arr approximate only
The newer and better mays ar, avail
be clos.r estimates o. m, c.nr.r ina,
~ ul,dc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
OBSERVER MIGHT
Be INCLINED TO
MISTAKE WORK

WASHINGTON. AuE. 2G.-Tne casual
observer might b. inclined 20 mistake
Miss Lillian Rass, q Georgia. tor an
alert young soul 10 her teens home
from college for the summer A. mat.
ton College ot Law. does lori, tho pait
o; the under graduate. since she is On.
gagged IN a most scholarly work az the
supreme Court Law Library. tina, es.
pec.ally effects the women OF Texas
There sh. can be- found every day dur.
ing The summer months. making q com
pi.h"us.va survey from mus,y brown
hooks OF laws concerning womeh. 1, Is
not lul. amazing 20 find such youth.
tul fiuffiness and from Georgia AT that
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27

cation u laws IN their pol teal and -.
onomleal aspects. ia lhe-r relAtlon 10
women. In order that n r lnforuatiou
be accurate In every detail IL vas found
necessary TO have "a thorough digest
made from tho laws OF every State This
nccessated not the time OF one. two or
three. hut OF ten people. who could rive
this matter their entire attention. "a
Hiss Paul took upon herself the respon
sibl.ty OF engaging ten lawyers 10 make
THE survey She ana her associaics re-
allied that before any decided stand was
gan,n ar 10 publish statements regard
ing disrrim naiory measures aFdnI
women. Il was essential 20 know eXSrp
ly,--sXist ng conditioos
rndsr Mis- Pauls dtly supervision
Mrs Burnits Matthews LIZ. LIN.
who Is = member Of The District y, Cob
unbia Bar. n directing this WORK. not
n minute - the day Or might IS wasted
by thtxe two woren lawyers sine. Il
= planned TO have the cntir. survey q
the IS states finished b. November LIST.
The reason for the urg,nD, - This
work = 10 have intorna n on Inc
exact legal status VI woman which IL to
be- used IA a bass ior determining tho
fItuie les slailv, program 20 b. In.
,;ituted In the sIat-s. VI Tor the possl.
b.li,ics OF q federal amendment
When Miss hlss was urged 10 tel
how the work was conducted. al. sald
The digeets which are being made OF
the various states, have been divided
between the Tn women lawyers. ! am
investigating the laws ~ Texas. Gew
Mexico. Arizona. C,4liiurula snd Wiscon.
sn. In the latter stat- however. AZ you
probably know, pssesd hr Womans
Equal Rights measure before this work
was instituted Mrs. Matthews In add.
ton To directing the ENTIRE invcstlgl-
ton. is preparing digeSt- OF New Yogh
and Georgia, where a campaign Is now
he ng waKe-i by the Womans Party.
and she is also DRAFTING model sat. bills
which are introduced as the legislatures
convenes The model state bill OF Georgia
b, n Oh sne prepared under Miss Iaura
supervision. vas lntrodur,d last Mor.
day Iply - by Senator Manson. 81
Georgia. . the session OF the lcgi - iurc.
Mss Bass then continued thar invest.
cations were being made ~ the welfare
laws support laws. and cot alimony laws
of all states. ot Federal Homestead
laws Federal Citizsnsh q laws. FEEDER !
immigration laws. Federal Pass POT;
laws ana Federal WI r,.Slsve laws
wh IN taid when complot"d wolld fc-1l
N" most comprehensive survey 90 ciyn
ana economic knowl'dgc in the word
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FIR. Jech $1.00; Jan Houdek
$500; Met. Otrhalik $500;
Kar. Jedlicka $500; Nejmeno
vany $1.00; Rob. Ludvlk $5.;
Sill. Augustine $1.OO; FIR. Svec
$500; FIR. w. Faber $500;
Jan ,Koza $1.O0; Marie Libal
$500; Kos. Kratochviil $1.OO;
JOS. MaSek S1.OO; Petr Hubka
$500; Vac. Styz S1.OO; Jan
Lepa $500; Marie Zelenka 81
Rud. Hubka $500; Anna Hra-
bak $1.O0; Siman Rak $500:
JOS. Bambousc.i $500; Frank
Vlasak $1,000: ! AL. Reflex
S1.50; FIR. Man $1.OO; FIR. Neu
man $4.00; Vac. Pekarek IS. !;
Frank Kebre $1,000; Jos. BAN
bousek $1.0O; Jan Karpfsek
$500; FIR. Franta $500. A.
Krcmak $500; j. Capek $1.OO
RAIN. Ludvik $500; X. Kez-
dera $500; JOS. 'Tater s1.0O;
TX. Siebrt s1.Oo; FIR. Metelik
$1.00; K. Nezbeda, $1.0O; Jan
|Svanda $500; FIR, Zalabak SIS;
Vac. Fiber $500; Jan Spilka
$500; JOS. Mezera $1.OO; b.
Kubat $500; Jan Runt $500
K. Dousa $500; Vac. Havrda
$500; JOS. Hobzek $3.50; Vim.
Hejra $1.O0; Volt. Hoch $500
Vii. Svec, $1,000; Lad. Bar
|tos 81; Met. Svec $500; Jan
Principal $1.0O; FIR. Vujtech
$1.0O; Mar. Kotalik $1.00;
Vacl. Hoch $500; Ant. Kolar-
sky $500; Jan Holman $1,000
Lesni Camp {. 222 w. o. w.
$4,000; Omladina Jan Ambs
Komensky els. l $4,000; Pro-
buzeni Tabority {. 20 $500;
Henry Vaiber $500; Josef
ValaSek $500.
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tka $500; Fl. 81 krban $500
Jan KocAb $1,00I ]. Clafrid
$500; VIC. N0y5 $500; j.
Gold $500.
Sbtratsl FrApkI Cudlin.
Anna Matejka $500; FIR.
Dvof&k $500; To- Turek ST.;
.Fr. K1rka $1.00; JOS. Husar
Soc; st. B1oG $500; w. Neru.
'da $500; JOS. Chek $500;
Fr. Filous $1.00, II. Riha So;
f. Sproaty soc; ". Bohac 81;
j. RoznUvSkt $500; j. Mercl
$500; NJ. zboiA5k $500; FIR
Kotalik $500; <. Capek $500
Jos. Hulec $500; Met. Reznik
$500; c. St'as6ht $500; Nj
Zitek $500; Vac. Kdrka $500
Fl. Antos $500; Fl, Pekaf SIS
+. Zypt $a.O0; N. Pesicek ST..
Vac. Capek $1.O0; FIR. .Seba.
mex $500; w. Fenzl $1.00;
Mr.. Rozhoh $500; w. Zigel
helm $500; Josef Ocenasel
S25.0 Fr. Klinealt $500; H
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-29
JEH0 DRUHk zENA.
q il zivost dc ef.iilA.
ROMAN :
Napsal Bohumif zahradnik Brodsk5.


Ia il 5ivost dcefina. &.
Take Jarmila byla anrti; jez-
We statku Sc dbjevila, udeSena.
Zatfasl il tragAcky otclv skon
a nemohla mysli zapuditi
pfedstavu jeho utrpenf a jeho
tezke smrti. Pfechxzeia v3ru
sena 20 dome po dvore, po-
bledla a zacala Sc b&zliv& ce-
hosi desiti.
Teprve po mesici vzpama-
tovala Sc statkada1a prvni re
sve ztrnulosti a vracela Sc *
zivotu. Potfebovala s nekym
hovofiti, postesknouti 81 a ma
cerpati move zivotni energie.
A tn byla il JariniIa nejbilzsi
bytost1.
Ted 81 vshnla, .ze je d6vce
jaksi' ustraSeae, blede nerves
nj. Polekala Sc q najednou,
vzpomfhajie ma pf&ni muzovo,
aby byia dcefi dobfoa matkou,
dohanela,s co zameskala. z je-
dnoho extremu do druh&ho pre-
chazejic, cht9la naraz vratiui
dceru 3ivotu a radosti a do
poustela Sc novych nerozum-
nych v6ci.. Jarmila byla arci
velmi brzy ma byyale draze te
kavosti a drazdMych prani a
imatka nepfcinyslejic Q sve me-
thode, byla bezdecne jeji zka-
zOu.
Ale dosud nestalo Sc mic, co
by byvalo Sc stale osudnym
pro budolsciost Jarmilinu. -
Smutek po otci branil navste-
We zabav a do statku sc nikdo
bez pozvani neodvazil dora
zeti. A bylo to take nyni dvoj
nasob choulostive, protoze We
statku byly nyni vlastne dive
nevesty. Statkafka byla prilis
mlada. aby byla mohla byti po
vazcvana Ia zenu, ktera uz u
cinila konec jakymkcliv pri-
stim zivotnim sndm. Byla k
tomu take dost zamozna, Re
sam majetek byl lakadlem
[mnEil. aby Sc Q nj uchazeli a
|vedle Spho jeji zevrejsek hyl
|od jedif{ casti muzd povazo.
van "a pfilis vabny. nez aby
Sc nepokusili primeti il k cd,
loxeni vdovsReho smutku.
Ze Jarmila je, vitanou neve-
stou a ze bude eniti cely "a
stup napadnikl, o tom nebylc
pochybnosti. Vedelp Sc, ze pfi
projednavanf pozda talosti by
10 il pfircdno hotoFe veno v
obnosu devadesati tsfc korun
lTakove veno neco Anamenalo,
zvlaste, kdyz jeho fnajitelka
pfinasela muzi vsechAy piiva.
by. pc nichz dychtiv& srdce
muzovo zatouzi.
DvGr v Catoze stal seStedy
pfedmetem pozornosti inuz.
sEeho sveta a cekano pouze
az Sc ODE danny ma vefejnoat
tttkizi a dali ma jevo. ze Sc II;
dv6re statku navstevam ote'
lvfely. Ma prvni pies do m6sta
&C byly zvany, nepfisly "a zdi
llo Sc, re dobu sveho smutku
,,prodlouzi na delsi dobu.
| Tim vice rozruchu vzbudi
|jejich pfichol ma sokolskJ
pies. Sotva Sc objevily, byl!
[obklopeny houfkem pand, kite
hi 81 zamlouvali tance a Jarmi
la uz od vchodu byla uloupens
imatce tanecnikem, nimz $,
.pustila do vffiveho kola. Gle
move vyboru vedli statkarku
|jcz odepfela hned tanciti, Il.
sousedici restauracni mistno
|sti. Stoly byly huste obsazen,
Ia pouzc -lnaly still, u nehoz Sc
fdel Kornel Tardon, vykazova
dive prazdna mista.
i Tardon phi pfichodu dam sta
lnlezi dvefnli a videf je jashe ,
|zaplave sv6tla. Statkafku jii
|znal 1od vid8ni, ackeliv i dne
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v jeji krvi bylo COST neklfd-


v jeji krvi bylo COST neklid-
neho. Nedovedla chvfli po-
stati, nedovedla svou pozornost
na eden predmet upoutati.
i. Jeji oci stale tekaly po okoli,
jeji dsta byla v jakesi dychti-
vosti pootevfena d jeji telo Sc
,prohybalo jake telo provazove
.tanecnice. v dstavu, kde by
1aavyhlasena "a nejslicnejsi re
vsech chovanek a take potom,
kdyz dom1 jako hotova slec-
ma prfela,i zsskala 81 zahy po-
vest oslnu5ici krasavice. A by
la il. Byla proste mlade, hez-
Ike devce, a CO il 'tinilo krasa-
vici, byla jeff plet', jeff lesk-
nouci Sc vlasy a jeji t@mef sdab-
ska neposednost.
Macecha il byla nadsena q
hovcrila pred nj bez rozrAyL
slu o napadnicich a o vdavanl.
Jako by teprve pastorkynl
prozivala bourliva leta divci,
zapfadala nerozumne hovory
o polibcich a objetfch, o milost
nych dobrodruzstvich q! sla-
stech j dtrapach lasky.
Nebylo treba mnoho mama
ny, ably duse Jarmilina sla tou-
to cestoui. Stara jeji' rozma-
zlenost Sc hlasila a vrtochy jeji
staly Sc il nutnosti. /, Nevyiie-
chala zadne zabavy v okoli,
do Prahy jezdila a vracela Sc
nadsena, jak mnoho mela tame
crikd a rytird. Dostavala "a
milovane dopisy, ktere davala
macese cisti a ODE sc smaly a
radily Sc, jak toho ci onoho
napadnika hodne potyrati.
Dokud byl statkaf ziv, ne
pfipustil, ably vystrelky dceri-
ny mohly miti nejaky neprije-
nny nasledek. Bylali dcera
nebo macecha nekterym napa-
dnikem prilis unesena a zaca-
ly-li pred statkarem nadhazo-
vati, ze by Sc mel zboznovatel
do domu pozvati, Zuska kp po.
dixn a;;;zakss pratt tosaqu qlh3Hsas-
dil.
: "Jarmila musi dostati roz.
umneho a hodneho muze," r.
kal ku podivu energicky. -
"Kdyby 81 vzala nejakeho bla-
zna, byli by'za nejaky rok oba
ma mizine, nebo 10y od sebe u.
tekli. Pamatujte 81, ze nepri.
pustim, abyste "a mymi zady
zahraly nejakou vaznou kome
dbl. Az uvidim dobreho clio.
veka, devfeti braniti nebudu
A protoze no znaly, vzdycky
Sc yeas vzpamatovaly, utesu'
jice Sc, ze skarohlfda prece
jednou ma svou stranu >preve'
dou.
Rok pred plesem, ma nejz
Tardon prijel, zeimrel Zuska
Chtel zadrzeti povoz, u nehoi
sc kone splasili a 'ktere aele
din nemohl ovladnouti. Vrh
Sc mezi- vraty dvora konin
vstfic, chytil oprate a napja,
silly, chtel strhnouti kone a do
nutiti je k zastaveni. Kone s.
vzepjali,, uskocili stranou ;
WIZ nahle Sc nakloniv, odho
dill Aatkafe Ike vratGm a pre-
kotil sc nan.
Byl cely den bezvedOfni
kdyz konecne no vzkrisi1i, zji
still lekar, ze ma polamana re
bra, ktera vnikla do Pile. Ne
bylo mono no zachraniti a OF
tuse to, pamatoval hned ma po
fadek. Pred narychlO svola
nymi svedky ucinil zenu dedi
kou dvora, protoze 81 pral, alb.
dvdr byl zachranen a. v tom d
hledu nebyl v mem ami stin po
cfiybnosti, re zena jest s to sta
TEX vesti. Jarmiie prifkl We
no, ktere behem let vzrostlo
lctyhodne vysi a zene sv6fi
jeji vychovani a vedeni az d