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Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01
4 THEATRE EORROR

There is something extraordinarily pathetic in such
horror as of the collapse Of the nckerbocker theatre
at Washington; il unnecessary and so deadly.
The public became somewhat used to the ruthless
slaughter Of human beings during the progress OF the wal
was understood advance that there would be death and
destruction on every side and the death roster dis
counted.
But when death descends in unexpected places like that
of theatre where people promi3cuously gathered for
pleasure sdfficult reconcile the incident to the laws
of fate.
heart The story Of how many scores OF human beings
including and children instantly crushed and
many times more injured for life, emotions OF the
profoundest sympathy everywhere. In such IS al
most as the family Of each of for the survv
ing relatives stricken dumb, precisely would be-
With recurrence Of similar tragedies to which the
world appears be periodically doomed the press gives
the engthenug list We undertake locate the blame but
when it is fixed loved to hearts that
are filled with And when fixed there can be no
adequate compensation Nor does possible to make
example of calamity sufficient precaution against
another That engthenng list with approximately equal
periods Of ner9n that there Is no help Through
some of omission commission the on to its
unavoidable DOOM We unable profit from one horror
so as to avoid another This perhaps the greater pity OF
it all.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01
POLE WILL MARRY
MANY MILLIONS
United Press Leased Wire

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-Anatze
Vonsi.sky Of Warsaw, Poland, a
chemist employed at the Baldwin
Locomotive Works here, will be mar
ried Saturday to Mrs. Marion B.
Stephens, reported to be S4O,O00,O00
heiress, he informed the United Press
today.
Vonsiasky, who is clean cut, clear
compleXioned, well dressed young man
of 23. speaks English with decided
foreign accent and had considerable
difficulty with the inteTviewers ques
tons. He spoke frankly of himself
and of the marriage, saying that he
and Mrs. Stephens had been friends
for nine months. He declined to dis
cuss his courtship, or the prospect of
marrying wealth intimating that a
gentleman would not do anything of
the sort. and contenting himself with
saying that he and his bride would
live in his home at Ridgley Park,
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01
AUTOM OBlLE AS A
FACTOR In
CRIME
United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1.-THE
automobile made 1t possible Tor
youths in 1921 to commit crimes
along side of which the acts Of Jesse
James so down on the police blottef
as the acts of a piller."
This was the declaration of Will
lam Pinkerton, of the famous detect
i've agency, who was recently here on
business.
"There has sprung up a new class
of criminals which was unknown to
the police five years ago." Pinker-
ton said. 1.-The modern criminal IS
either youth or young man, AMI
usually he is a 'hop-heao' or snow
bird -
"At first the police were bafflea
with the new type of criminal but
now throughout the country they are
getting the situation well in hand
"Most of the criminals are for
eigners, or the offspring of foreign
parents who have not yet been as
simulated by the country.
"The old time professional ye2g-
man, burglar, porch climber, and
sneak thief, who took pride in their
work, have almost passed into the
forgotten past. The same is true Of
professional forgers. The old-tin1c
forgor was among the cleverest Of
criminals, and the hardest to catch.
'2ut he has given way now to mob
Of petty bad-check passers, who vic
timize merchants out Of small
amounts.
"The modern criminal is far more
dangerous than the old time criminal,
who never shot unless as a last ex-
tremity Bat the young criminal of
today, full of hop peddled to him by
er-ccnvicts who find this method OF
making a living safer than banditry,
shoot on the slightest provocation.
They are dangerous class to handle,
because their bravery IS the tempor-
ary result of a drug.
Most of them were slackers dur
ing the war, or men who found a
soft berth in a shipyard or munitions
factory, acquired expensive tastes
which, when the shortage Of men and
the end of big wages came after the
war, they "ere unable to crafty ex-
cept by life of crime"
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01
MAIN STREET STATESMEN
st. Louis Dispatch

Will Hays, apparently, is about to
retire from the cabinet. The offer
| to head a moving picture enterprise
at salary of $150,000 a year "is
| too attractive to be dismissed with
ors consideration" Mr.. Hays is re-
ported to have said in a talk with
The president. Already candidates
for the prospective vacancy in the
postmaster generalship have ap-
peared. Rumors of cabinet transfers
have also crept into the news.
1t is something of a jump from
Sullivan, Ind, to the cabinet and
thence to $150.000 per annum. Maip
Street may laugh at the claque of
urban detractors. And if Broadway
shrugs sophisticated, cynical shoul-
dCrs and acknowledges the excep-
sion to the rule, Main street NAV un-
roll an official man.
Let us contemplate the cabinet.
There is topography sprinkled
with Main Streets. Hughes started
at Glens Falls, N. Y. Weeks issued
his first command at West Newton,
Mass. Did anyone outside of Ohio
ever hear of Washington court
house? Well, that was the hamlet
that welcomed Daugherty to terra
fhma. Wallace first shook a clcnch-
cd fist at Wall street and shouted
Long live the farmer!" at Rock
Island, Ill. To West Branch, Iowa,
the Belgians are indebted for Hoover.
It may be hard for the MeXicans
to believe that Fall halls from Ken
lucky, but it was at Frankfort that
the secretary Of the interior COM
menced conspiring agains the peace
and happiness of the democratic
party. Denby's adventurous career
traces back to Evansville, Ind. and
Davis halls from Tredegar, Wales.
o. all the presidents accredited ad-
visers, Mellon alone is of city BIRTH
And when Mellon looked on Pittsburg
for the first time in 1885 the present
inferno was then placid GROUP of
Pennsylvania hills that had never
heard of Carnegie or Frick or Thaw
or Hans Wagner.
There are Lulu Petts ard Carol
Kennicots, of course, and their i'm
possible relations. Masters had bu-
ricd them all in Spoon river before
Gaie or Lewis discovered them. But
Main street has Graded some Of our
greatest, and is doing it today.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01
"FOREiGN" CHINESE
United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Jan. 31.-
The business of making cheeses Of all
varieties, domestic and foreign, is
Looming in. California, according to
reports of II. NJ. Butterfield, of the
department of agriculture of the I'm
iversity of California.
Over e5,0O0 tons of cheese wcre
made in the state during 1921, But
terrified declared. Three counties,
ctanislaus, Monterey, and Humboldt.
each produced over 100000 pounds
during the past year.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01

The governor Of Ohio announces he viii 70. be eandi
date for United States Usually they the
governOrshp stepping for the senate But Vhee
former Ohio n The presidential chan and
perhaps the governor sees just yet TO make hat
second hurdle. =.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01
THE FAULTS OF A HUSBAND
United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 1.-Allcg-
ing that her husband talked with a
fcrmer wife over the telephone and
visited her continually, Josephine B.
Jones today filed suit for divorce
against f. Richard ("Dick") Jones,
chief comedy director for the Mack
Sennett films corporations.
Jones has an annual income Of
100000 in addition to receiving a
royalty on all pictures he produces,
Mrs. Jones asserted.
jones directed "Molly o. -, "Heart
Balm" and other comedies. He is
now directing Mabel Normand.
Read The Press Classified Ads. 1t
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01

Senator Johnson demands tna there be secret di-
plOmacy interviewer in the disarmament conference Open
covenants openly arrived at have made tle head
way anywhere since the Versailles treaty begun World
diplomacy has acquired many bad habits.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01

committee Of distinguished and patriotic citizens has
going up and down the Of late preaching the doc
trne of AmericanZaion That big men, whose time val
liable should be ready this task proves pretty
concusVey the need Of its performance. AT rate it
may be taken granted that there necessity every
citizen realize his relations his government and to
derake live UP the responsibilities mad the privileges
involved We discovered during the good many evil
dences that many held citizenship lightly. The it.
self did correct the situation On the contrary there is
a condition Of unrest lowing ii that calls for sedative
antidote There both native and foreign born who
need counsel. The AnercaniZatOn committee question
cannot, at best, reach all. But the seed fall fertile
ground it will bear good fruit and multiply.
That Los Angeles paper that is running beauty
test wisely concluded to advertise Fl Centre contest
ants Girls of other cities might well know to begin
with what kind Of competition they going have When
the El Centre girls submit their pictures showing their
fine points there viii be nothing else to it, Of all the won
derful crops produced in Imperial valley there is no crop
wonderful It's Of girls be the BOYS and
if you leave it to them they'll say it is the girls.
Good roads always good issue in Imperial county
The Chamber Of Commerce, in urging these taking no
chances. - 4. ..,s as.i = = ]as.. "A
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01

A fashion note tells that W ). Bryan is wearing
high silk hat his old s!ouch doubtless having become
sweaty around the band Perhaps this is what
Mr. Cox he will democratic leadership
When Mr. Bryan affects silk tile pretty good sign
that he has gone of politics
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01

The high-broved and dignifed Authors club Of New
York City has just voted that the greatest contribution 20
American literature during the year 1921 the goeeted
Poems of Edward Arlington Robson Now get your
biographical dictionary and just VINO Edward Arlington
Robson is.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01

John D. Rockefeller, Jr. preached a the other
day in Baptist church in New York IN the Which
he advised his congregation not lay up treasures
earth but in heaven Well il young John succeeds we'll
hereafter
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01

Secretary Herbert Hoover is be in The state this
month. When he he will doubtless bring good
concerning the development Of the worlds greatest
power and irrigation project We expecting great things
of Hoover.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01

a. c. Townley, who IS slated for arrest for enbezze-
he is dismissed from jackson, Mimi,
jail where he Is serving sentence for sedion certainly
finding life just thing after another Meantime his
WeknoWn Nonpartlsan league is l2ngui5hing Bit
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01

They makinlg heap of set Of tripets born at
Riverside the other day. But wait till the all
in from the Imperial valley This is going to be great
year in the valley. We concede nothing; not yet
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01

Philadelphia, after the ceremony.
Vonsiasky at present lives in the
Y. NJ. C. a. but has pleasant home
ready for his bride in the fashionable
PHILADELPHIA suburb.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01
ARIZONA SOLONS

PHOENIX, Ariz, Jan. 3l.-The
Arizona legislature is to convene in a
special session February Is to revise
fiscal and appropriation laws under a
proclamation signed by Governor
Campbell. The session will probably
last sixty days.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-01

While trying to put his Muscle Shoals project
with hand Henry Ford has with the other hand the
price OF tractors nearly oneha You just have to hand
it to Henry that he's the farmers friend.
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je manzelka trpela po osm ro-
XII zanetnym revmatismem,"
pise p. O. Haugen z Rochester,
MINI. "Byla jim nekdy tax ira
pena, re Sc nemohla ami umyti
nebo ucesati. Ma to pocala uzi-
vati Ora. Petra Hoboko nyni
jest tax zdrava, re mi nekdy v
praci pomaha." Tento casem
vyzkouseny bylinny pripravek
ma velike zasluhy jako "lek
revmatiSmu", ponevadz ma "a
klade sveho usp6Sneho ucinku
ma vymesovaci lstroji, ulevuje
ode vsech moznych revmatic-
kych bolesti. Neni k dostani V
lekarnach, jest vsak dodavan
zvlastnimi jednateli. Pro dalSi
podrobnosti piste ma Dr.. Pc
ter Fahrney and Sons Co.,
2501 Washington Blvd, Chica-
go, Ill.
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MA PRCDEJ novomodni jed
norodinny krasny bungalow,
prave dohotoveny, vSe ma jed
nou flooru. Je tam fireplace,
bookcases, chine cabinety, -
tvrde podlahy a dodelavky, -
sklep pod celym domem, plyn,
elektrika a jine zarizeni. Da
Sc velmi LEVINE ;castka hotove a
ostatnl ma mensi splatky. Ma
leza Sc ma Rosewood, druhy
dunn Cd Turney Rd. Haste sc
u r. J. Linek, 8711 Tioga Ave.
Tel. Bell Broadway 1857 M.
5-31
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Ohcan a bnlSeyik.

"Kdy budou volby? Ny chce
me volby." volal na schulz OBJ
canu bolsevik = "Hned, tova-
rysi," odpovedel mu obcan,
lien co budou Rusku."
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PRODA Sc dunn lott poko-
jich sc vsim zarizenim na dlaz
dene ulici, slime stromy, do
bra pramenita voda, vse "a
placeno. Haste sc v c.11113
Hulda Ave-, zastavka u ITO.
ul. u Luna Parku. Po pripade
Sc vymeni "a jednorodinny
dun. 6-2
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MLADY MUZ hleda praci V
grocernim neb Teznickem OBJ
chode; rad by Sc priucil seka-
nj masa. Ma uz castecne V o.
boru tom zkusenost. Ma plat
Sc nehledi. Nechte adresu V
adm. !. listu. 5-31
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PRODA Sc pekarsky obchod
pred 20ti roxy zalozeny, dobre
Sc vyplacejici, dun o 7 poko-
jfch. dvojita garaz, zadny po-
dobny obchod V okoli til mil.
Haste Sc v elsie 1865 w. 65tl2
St. b,ize Detroit Ave. Tel. Cen
tral 3735 E. 6-2
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PRODA Sc dunn o 6ti pokojich
koupelnou v Corlett a diva To-
ty Il Corlett Skoly u Union a
$50. kary. Haste Sc V els.
1920 Elmarge Rd. 6-2
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc sici stroi. velmi "a
chovaly "a $500 a krasny
detsky kocarek, malo upotre-
beny "a $4,000. Da Sc velml
LEVINE "a prlcinou odJezdu z
mesta. Haste sc V els. 3343
Fulton Rd. S. w. g
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OTYLosT.

|Inamenlte VyZlVy, a prece by
va nezfidka projevem poruse
ne vymeny latkove, ba nekd,
| primo vyrazem choroby. Tvol
ba a ukladani tuku pri pozf
|vani pomerne stejneho mnoz
stvi potravy jest ruznych ie
dincu rozlicna. Deti celken
Jsou ku ztloustnuti nachylneisi
V obdobi dospivanl pohlavni
no jest ukladani tulu snizeno
S postupujicim v6kem pax "a
Sc vetsinou pribyva sklonnost
Ike ztloustnuti, coz Ease V po
krocilejsim start V celku Sc vice
meme zmensuje. Prum6rnt
mozno rici, re zeny "a stei
'nych podminek snaze tloust
nou nez muzi. Otylost byv;
ukazem dedicnym, jez vyvir
ovsem zpusobem vyzivy, je-l
tato nadbytecnou, znacne jes'
podporen. Zvlaste mnoho 20
travy moucne, tuky, cukr, Gu.
krovi, med a hlavne tez pitt pi
va zpusobuje caste napadn{
rozhojneni tuku telesneho. ia.
ko jsou osoby, kterez ami pr
sebe hojnejSlm pozivani pokr
mi napoju nemohou docilit
znacnejSiho ukladani tuku t6
lesneho, tax jsou opet >iedinci
jiz i phi pomerne dosti omeze
mem jidle a pitt nemohou Sc
tloustky sve zprositi. V pfipa.
dech techto jedna Sc zpravidla
o vrozenou sklonnost k otylo
sti. Vlastnost tato spociva We
zvlaStnostech jednak ustredn
obvodove soustavy nervove
jednak jest V souvislosti vro.
zenymi nepravidelnostmi Y
cinnosti zlaz S vnitrnim odm6.
sovanim. Nervovy system jed
notliveu napadne ztloustlych ie
obycejne malo drazdivy, kid.
ny. Pohlavni pud byva u Mich
vetSinou snlzen, ac ovSem ne
jsou V urcitych obdobich vyjim
ky vylouceny.
V pricinndm vztahu Sc zje-
Wy vytcenymi je praVe zmenSe-
nj cinnosti pohlavnich zlaz, ia
koz bunek jinych ustroiu, 2
nichz pfechazeji do krve lat
KY, zvysujici rozklad zivnycf
soucasti krve Il tkani.Tuk te
lesny tvorl sc z casti snad pfi.
mo, vetsinou vSak neprimo ~
soucasti travenim 2 tuku po.
travy vzniklych, dale 4 uhlohy.
dratu; lee ami wink jeho bill
kovin neni vyloucen.
Vyziva masem IiOovym, ry-
bami, zeleninou, oVsem nikol
V nadbytku, nejsnaze jestf
zbavuje tuku. Phi tom vydat-
ny pohyb ma cerstvem Vzduchu
= nejlepe V terenu $ mimyn
stoupanim, svalova prace pod
poruje lecbu. Uzivani specie
mich leku proti otylosti jest We
CT, pri niz nutno zachovavat'
veIikou obezretnost. Jen ne
predpis "a dohledu lekafo.
va mozno sahnouti ku pripraV
kun re zlazy stitne, iakoz / il
nym preparatum pfi l6ceni tue
natosti v nekterych pripadecf
osvedcenym. Take omezovanI
iidla a zvlaste leGba lazenska
nesmi Sc diti jen liboVolne po-
die "uvazeni" samotneho pa
cienta, nybrz postupne poole
rady leciciho odboInilla. Nasll
ny, nahly postup, lecba, at Jiz
ruznymi pripravky nebo pre-
hnanyn hladovenim, neb ca
|stym uzivanlm prudkych pro
jimadel, nebo pfilisne pitt pro
iimavych vod mineralnich, mt
hou byti nebezpecnyml, ba pfl
mo skodlivymi.
V pripadech takovych jes
Sc obavati i zivot ohrozuJlc
slabosti srdce, nebo aspon po
Ivsechne skleslosti, Jez vede X
necinnosti, nechuti k pohybu
pak tim spise k vetslmu tloust
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni OBJ
chod vytecne jdouci. Dunn je
tiirodinny. Vezme Sc po prlpa-
de lot ma vymenu. Naleza sc
IA zap. 4S. III. Haste Sc Il Y.
JanouSek, 1922 Croton Ave.
6-3
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ze8s MOVE RANO. aiS
- ROMAN -
Napsal Bohum Zahradnik-Brodsky
Kdyz zavrel dvere, zpozo-

Kdyz zavrel dvere, zpozo-
roval tmavou postavu zeny, -
stoiici blizko neho.
"Dovolte, rozsvitim," rekl
zaleknut jejim zjevem. Ale V
tom jiz uchopila jej a ruce a
tisknouc je pevne, tahla jej k
Sobe.
"Neni potrebi svtela," povi-
dala, tlu.nic hlas, z nehoz "a
chvivala, vasniva laska upen-
liva prosba. "Nevyhanejte
mne. Uvidite, re zemru. Cd
kopnete-li mne, jako tehdy.-
Jdu k vam sama. Delete Sc
mnou co chcete, potupte mne,
Ipollckuite, ale nepujdu jiz cd
vas" !"
Byla to mlynarka. Mluvila
V zimnicnem rozcileni, citil,
jak Sc tfese. Byl pohnut, a
vlna bouflivych citu zalila mu
Emuzek. Ztratil pevnost svych
dmysl a tusil, re neodola.
echo ode mne zadate?" -
branil sc chabe. "Vzpomente
81, ze by nase laska, vedouci
pres mrtvoly, nemohla byti nj
kdy astna!"
"Vsechno vim, ale nelekam
Sc niceho. Coz nemam nikdy
dojiti pokoje, nikdy sveho ci-
le? Nam stale Sc trapit, stale
stradat a sc mucit? Jsou ii mr.
tvi tolik lacni, re nepreil III
voucimu oddechu?"
Videl We tine jeii svitici oci,
ltere Sc blizily a pred ktery-
mi nemohl couvnouti, nemohl
uteci., Jakoby jeii horke, heb
k6 ruce, pevne svirajicl ruce
jeho, prelevaly ohne do jeho
I'll. Poddaval sc tomuto prili-
WI jeji vasne.
"Co ie mi po lidech?" vybu-
chla vasnive. "Mohou me vice
stupit, nez uz ucinili? Proto
jsem prisla potme. Chef cd
vas slyset slovo nadeje a pax
budu cekat trpelive iako pes,
az pride ohvile, kdy mne zavo
late. Jen slovo mi reknete, a
ia pujdu Ease pryc a neukazu
Ise, az mi porucite."
Neodpovidal, cite, ze Sc pii-
blizila chvile, kdy neni jiz pa
,ncm sve vIlle. Stiskl take jejl
ruce a jako tehdy poprye, kdyz
navalem vaSne spit k sobe il
strhl, tax nyni pritahl il k So
be. Obemkla jej rukama a
tiskla svou hlavu k jeho lici =
tax naruzive, az no to bolelo.
Jakoby sc chtela celym svym
Itelem vpiti V telo jeho. A on
lomamen veskerou ieji laskou,
hledal rty syymi jeji usta, ably
il polibil. Zasmala Sc tichym,
blazenym smichem. Vzala hla-
WI jeho do svych rukou a pre-
birajic sc Y jeho vlasech, ope-
tovala ieho polibky divokou
rozkosi.
! "Pockej, rozsvitim," povidal
| po chvili zmaten a unaven.
me, nechci. Nemohla bych
sc ma tebe podivat, stydela
bych Sc. Nine je takhle blaze.
10, kdybys vedel, jak jsem
st 'astna, kolikrat jsem 81 pfala
jen iednu takovou chvili a ra-
da bych byla poslusne cekala
treba dlouha leta. Vid', re
jednou pride chvile, kdy sc NJ
lkdy Hz nerozejdeme? Aspon
Imi to slib. Citim, re bych bez
ltoho slibu nemohla Sc vratit
domu."
"Nerozejdeme se." sliboval
dojat. "Postaram Sc, abych
mohl brzy odtud Sc dostati, a
Ity pujdes Sc mnou. Zapadne-
lme nekde, kde mas nikdo ne
lzna, pax uz nebude nam III
|kdo V ceste stati.'
| Zajasala a znovu pocala je.
|naruzive libati.
| Pojednou Sc cd neho odtrh
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ptal Sc tvrde

"Kdo stune?" ptal Sc tvrde
"Nase pani.'
"Co il schazi?"
'Boli il hlava."
"Reknete, re nemam dnes
kdy, ably 81 poslala pro lekare
jinam,' pravil ostfe. MAN L
dvou pacientu tyfus a nemohu
Sc od Mich vzdalit. Bude-li pa
nj mlynarka chtiti, at mi
yzkaze, jake jsou jeji bolesti,
a ia il poslu lex. Ale do My
ma nemohu rozhodne jiti."
Kdyz Sc posel vzdalil, pocal
doktor rozruSen pTechaZet po-
kojem. Predstava mlynarky
vyhoupla Sc mu pred ocima a
cele ho zaujala. Jaka to ie ze-
ma. Potupil il, odkopl ona
pfece doufa, preece nespousti
sc nadeje, prece stale klepe a
hleda slyseni. Muze j vyho-
Yeti?
Ne, uz pro pamatku sve ze-
ny ne. Pamatuje Sc ma omen O.
kamzik kdyz zena jeho zahy
pred osudnym porodem, "a
slechnuvsi neco re spousty po-
vesti o nem mylanrce koluii-
c1ch, uchopila jej "a ruku a di-
vajic Sc mu svyma hlubokyma
ocima do tvare, chvejicim hla-
sem Sc tazala, co je pravdy na
onech povestech.
Tehdy. jat soucitem ku sve
itche, dobre, trpelive zen6, =
sam pred sebou citil stud a ma
p}nen laskou, ktera S inovou
svezestl Jim prochvivala, vyzpo
vidal Sc il uprimne a cele, pro-
sc vroucne, ably sc nehn6vala,
re tax dlouho vsechno tail, a
aby mu dokonale duVeTova! a.
A kdyz videl plachy ieii po-
hled, napln6ny strachem a ma
hle probuzenym zdeSenim, pri-
sahal il, re nikdy Sc 5 mlynai-
kou nesetka. Jifinka Sc upo-
kojila, ,kojila, ale stln neduve-
w vlekl Sc od one chvlle, kdy
IS jakouSi zapovezenou, ale la
hodnou rozkoSi vzpominal na
tuto zenu ohmivou, vrouci, cd
davajici sc mu S celou oddano-
sti miluiici no slepou WASN'T.
Ted ovsem, kdyz byla zena
mrtva, necitil liz zavazku a
mohl Sc klidne mlynafkou Sc
jiti. Ale nechtel, Uminil 81,
re Sc il vystfiha, protoze Sc bal
jeji naruzivosti a prudkych ci-
til. Nebyl 81 jist, nedostaVi-
ly-li by Sc pozdeji chVile, kdy
by ona i on poZnali, re Sc Y So
be mylili, a kdy by tim trpci
okoVy vlekl svym zivotem. Y
teto chviii sam sebe obvinoval,
proc meska Lupin6, proc uz
radeji nepostaral Sc, aby j.
nym lekafem vymenil misto a
nekde daleko odtud zaGal Ii
chy, pokojny zivot. Musi "a
nechati vahavosti a co nevyko-
nal drive, vykona nyni.
Pc cely den cekal, ze Pride
novy posel re mlyna, nebo do
konce snad mlynarka sama. =
Ale marne. Oddechl 81, acko.
liv sc nemohl zbaviti nespoko.
jenosti sam sc sebou. Nepatra
po prieine tohoto rusiveho do
jmu, jsa zaujat starostnti o tez
ce nemocne.
Ma vecer odejel do blizkt
Hesnice, kde mlade devce leze
10 nemocno nebezpecnym skvr
nitym tyfem. Pfiielo z Prahy
navstivit rodice, ale uz druhe
no dne ulehlo ted zapasllt
sc smftI. Doktor sc lekal, alb,
nakaza Sc neslrila, a proto We
noval il ysemoznou peel.
Zdrzel Sc u nemocne az d'
osrne hodiny, pax uz "a TN,
priiel domu. Kdyz vessel do 81
ne, sdelovala mu posluhovack;
We nejaka panicka Zahalen;
zavojem ceka uz asi pul he