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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20

TO SETTLE GOLF CLUB
QUESTION THROUGH
TRIAL BY ORDEAL

Chicago, April 49, Trial by ordeal
hns been ordered for the steel shaft,
cd club by President Albert K. Gates
OF the Western Coll association, com
posed of some 500 golf clubs, in or.
der to reach just decision as to
whether ii should be barred as a
mechanical continuance as dccreed
by the United States Golf associa.
ton recently.
The ordcals are to take place to-
day, according to Tho plans with sucn
famous golfers as Chick Evans. twice
national amateur and once national
open champion with the record low
score Of 2SG; Jock Hutchinson. Brit
ish and former western open cham
Iian and Laurie Ayton, a Scotch
professional frying out the steel
shafts along with the ordinary hick.
DRY ones.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20
Honey Bee Always Favored.

The honey bee is supposed to have
played role in the lives Of all the
more important Egyptian, Grcol, and
Roman divintes. Among Latins it
even had divinity Of it's own, the
goddess Melionia Medieval Christians
seem to have been quite as eager to
show their appreciation Of the insect.
While the house-hy had to be satisfied
with the patronage Of Boelzebub, and
the ant was given so obscure patron
as st Saturnus tn" honey bee en-
joyed the special favor of the Virgin
or was even made the "ancilla domini.'
the maid-seryant Of the Lord
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20
They Eat loo Much

Station MaSfpr-"T think some one
will get into trouble on account of that
train starting three minutes late" AS
sistant-"Why? Any of the passen-
gers kicking%' Station master-"No,
but the restaurant man swpars he'll
make it hot for whoever is RESPONSE.
bic. Railway Age
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20
BRUINS SCHEDUL Ed
TO MEET PONTIAC.
ATHLETICS MAY al
DUNN RECEIVES FINAL WORD
FROM REFoRMAToRY CITY
MANAGER. AWAITING FUR.
TIER WORD FROM PRINCETON
MANAGEMENT FOR GAME ON
MAY 7.

The Ottawa cubs will play the
Pontiac Athletics, Sunday afternoon
May ii, at the rcformatory city lot
This announcement was made TODAY
by Manager Dinny Dunn of the Local
aggregation, after he had received a
message from Manager Rcngalc Of
the Athletics saying that they would
accept the terms offered by the local
management. Although this game is
settled, it will not be the first game
of the season for the Bruins as Dunn
is diCkcring with the Princeton man.
agcment for a tussle on the preced.
ing Sunday May 7.
The agreement between Dunn and
Renigale came after several weeks
negotiating. Dunn was the first one
TO pop the question and right then
and there Rcnigalc, who is quite
cook over the series of defeats his
team stacked up against the Otta.
vans last year, took the terms into
consideration Rcnigale had preyi.
ously booked game with Jimmy
Ryan's Chicago team on that date
and the game with that team had to
be postponed by the Pontiac club.
1t is cinch that good sized
crowd OF local fans viii make the
trip to the reformatory city to see
the tilt Pontiac last year won three
or four games from the Ottawans.
About three Of them we're given to
them, or rather robbed from the To-
Gals while their other victory was
bag of luck for them. Dunu's gang
however won two games from Pom
tiac last season.
Others Want Games.
Dunn further added that he had rel
ccived petitions yesterday from Kan.
kakee, Roseland Eclipse, Vinconnos,
Ind, and a soldiers team from Chr|
cago, for games with the Cubs this
season. In all probability game
with the soldiers outfit will be book.
ed because it has been learned here
that the service aggregation is one of
the best semi-pro teams in north !
ern Illinois, They have good bat. !
terry and followers Of baseball and of
baseball players in Chicago. who are
well posted there. stated to Dunn
that the game with the soldiers /.
be a big drawing card here and that
they would give the Cubs a good tus.
sic.
Kankakec, it is also reported has
a fairly good team Vincennes. Of |
course is practically out Of the run /
ming for a game Their team is a
second rate outfit and they wouldn't
give the local the desired opposition.
Roseland Eclipse will also probably
be passed up as they made a poor
showing against the Ottawans the
first year that the Cubs were organ
lied.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20
Elevated Thollnht.

See by the papers a fresh guy kissed
his girI right under her chapcron's
nose. Ii would have been better to
have Kissed her right under her own.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20

Try the Free Trader-Jour0al Want Ads
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28
MCCOmas-JohnstOue

pretty Wedding took place at :
O'Clock last evening in she Church
or The Redeemer. when Miss Esther
'lnrkson Johnstone. daughter of Mr..
ana Mrs. Andrew Johnstone. became the
trihc Of Mr. Donald Emory Mcr'omas
Inc ceremony was performed by the
tev. Henry f. WiItie. pastor OF the
church. Mrs. Harold E Store, sister
or the bride was the matron Of honor
ana another sister. Miss Isabe! John
stone was the maid OF honor. The
bridesmaids were Miss Louise Howell
and Mrs. Paul Close. Mr.. william A
Iippincott, Sd, acted az best man for
Mr.. McComaS and the ushers included
Mr.. Harold T. Store, Mr.. Paul Close.
Mr.. Paul StaNSbury and Mr.. Lawrence
VI. g. smith The bride wore a gown Of
white satin and old family lace Her
iNile veil was caught with orange
blossoms, and she carried white roses
and lilies of the valley. The matr)n Of
honor wore green silver cloth. made CAV
Simpi" lines with Il band Of silver In
her hair Tie maid of honor and
bridesmaids wore old-fashiOned cos
tunes Of pure green taffctu and silver
lace. The" al carried white flowers
alike, combined with poinsettias \
small reception for the family auI
i'ltimat" friends at the HON. of the
brides parents, 1853 Magnolia avenue.
followed tho ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.
M"' 'omas will be at home after the
rrSt o! March AT l0i ruir,i Hvtmt..
Warren, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28

Grand Hall. 40 Wharton street. Rabbi
\. ShCrr officiated. Miss Anna Kersch-
ner. sister of the bride. was the maid of
honor and the bridesmaids were Miss
Rose Pollock. Miss Sophie Joseph and
Miss Martha kersChner. MIR. Martin
Lesnick. brother of the bridegroom, was
hest man. and the ushers included Mr..
Harry Eerschner. Mr.. Edward Nader
and Mr.. Samuel Zaslrv. Ae,"- an en-
tended wedding trip MI and Mrs. Les
nick will live at 5232 Heston street
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Rumbarger. of
614 North SLxty-fourth street, announce
the engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Dorothy Rumbarger. and Mr.. j. Ed
ward Mack, Of this city.
Mr.. r. W. ScattergOod. Of Lans-
downe. announces the engagement OF his
daughter. Miss Marian Irene Scatter
good. and Mr.. John F.. Doremus. Of
Stonehurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. John page. of Mer-
chantville. y. j.. announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Dorothy
Page. and Mr.. Harold G. Parks, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Parks, Of 6430
Woodbino avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28

kins, Of New York. was recently an
nounced
Miss Grace Hubbs. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John II. Uubbs, Of $50 West
l'psal street, entertained the members
OF the younger set At bridge yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Frances Harper. and Miss
Dorothy Harper. daughters Of Mr.. and
Mrs. william Ross Harper. Of 626 West
lIortter street, will entertain at bridge
party on Wednesday. January g.
Mrs. James B. Franks. jr, Of Clove-
land, O. is spending the holidays with
her parents. MIR. and Mrs John A.
Met own. Of 6soi E;mlcn street
Mrs. Toward H. G"isler. Of 1872 wes,
walnut lane. entertained at bridge
Yesterday in honor Of Miss Ellen knpe.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Knipe, of 22O West Ch"lten avenue.
whose marriage TO Mr.. Frederick 6.
p'lpuy will take plaCn ON Monday next
Miss inipe will also be the guest of
honor Il; II bridge on Thursday next
To- he given by Mrs. Roland Graham,
oi l2S West tiiveden avenue.
Mr., and Mrs. Theodore NJ lesser, of
-. East lpsal street, are being con-
graduated upon the birth Of a daughter
"n December -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28
North PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bayuk and
their family. of 23l9 North Broad street
are spending a short time NJ Atlantic
City.
Mrs Walter Mckloskey. of Fifteenth
and Norris streets. who has been visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Reynolds in Wheeling, W. Va. viii
leave this week for Ashervile. y. g.
where she will remain until the end
Of January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Kern. Of 1914
North Nineteenth street, announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Helen Roland Kern, to Mr.. Harold Bee
bee, also OF TiCga.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Levey, Of Logan
have as their guest Miss Sadyc Rrodsly
Of New York. Mr. Stanley l.evey en-.
tcrtained at theatre ana dinner last
evening In honor Of Miss Brodsly and
Miss Pearl Lerner will give dance
also in her honor on Saturday evening
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28
U'cM philadelphia

Dr and Mrs. Philip J. Gorman and
their son. Mr Philip Gorman. .Ir., cf
ninghamton,, y, Y, are spending tn"
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Dunno, Of 56S9
Addison street,
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas WoolseN Gil
bert, of 80 South Forty-fourth street,
uunOmr" tn" engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Doris Melor Gilbert. t.
Mr.. Leland james Gordon, OF this city,
son of Mr.. and Mrs James Milton Cor
duu, Of N"rrhhcld, Mimi
The marriage Of Miss Ethel Myra
IIrekcr, daughter of Mrs, Bertha Heekcr,
ur - South FIFTY second street aud
Mr. j. Guy Bollingcr IT West Phila-
drlph0, took place on Friday, DeCcm.
hr. ,! After tn" ceremony a reception
lullowrd at the Adrlphia Hotel. wher"
uuiy III" members Of tn" immediate
families W"r" present Mr., and Mr..
Hulhngrr lett on their wedding jour
ury. and upon their return viii be Al
hurn, a. 10 :. van forty fifth street
Mrs i, EcrSChnrr announces the mar
rinIn m her daughter. Miss Pauline
kcrsrhuer IT, Mr. Abraham LaSnCk, OF
this city, on Tuesday. December ~. at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28
South PHILADELPHIA

Miss Marie Mohan aud Miss Agnes
Mohan. of 253l South Eighteenth street.
Girard Farms. have returned home
from Chester Pa. where they spent the
Christmas holidays as the guests Of
relatives
The combined chapters Of the Phi
Theta Sigma will entertain at New
Years dance on New Years night,
January !. in the North Garden of the
Bellevue -Stratford.
Mrs. Eugene Carlin Is spending the
holidays with her daughter. Mrs. Ken
meth Warren Heinrich. of Newark
y. J.
Miss Lenore White. Of Eirard Farms.
will entertain Informally At her home
this evening. Th. guests VII include
Miss Eleanor Green, Miss Catherine
I.enard. Miss Regina Brown. Mis4 Esther
McShane. Miss Madeline Clrich. Mr..
Robert sullivan, Mr.. Eugene ONeil,
Mr.. lack Casey, Mr.. Frank Towers. Mr
Marian Bastian and Mr.. Hugh Barr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

The guests who will attend the Dime,
which Mr., and Mrs Stanley GriSwOld
FlagR, Jr., of GlCnbrOok. Rryu Mawr,
VIII give tomorrow evening, at the Ritz
carlton. In honor Of Miss Ecatricc Mock
rldge. debutante daughter Of the Rev.
Or and Mrs John Mockridgo, Of l%2
south Twenty-sccond street. before th"
ball 70 be given by Mr.. and Mrs rharl-
ION Iarnall. for their dehutante daugh-
,sr Miss Agnes YarnaN, will include
Mss sarah *. Hudson, Miss Dorothy T.,
lee Miss Elizabeth *. Howlaud, Miss
Mary Hoppin Rowland, Miss Helen
Knight, Miss Norma Grey, Miss con-
lance snow, Mr.. Daniel Bnche, Mr..
James theSton, 4th, Mr. Rodney IOok-
man Mr.. II. Osborne Walton. Mr.. Bar
,iaE Knight, Mr.. Henry IInrtshorne, Mr..
panl A. Casey and Mr.. Harold Mock
'lase' AS Mr.. and Mrs. Fagg are in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28
Northeast PhiLadeIDIin

Miss Flossic Smith. daught"r If Mr.
and Mrs. =. Barclay Smith oe Fifth
street and tn" Roosevelt boulevard VIII,
entertain number of her f"i,n's at
her home on Saturday evening, in honor
Of Miss Marion Sykes, of Syracuse.
y. =. who is spending several weeks
IN this city.
Mr.. Maxwell Barrett. Of 5rls North
Fifth street is spending short time
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. G.. VI. Barton. of East umber-
land street will entertain at bridge
followed by tea at her homt on Tues
daV afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28
NOriiSfOiCn

Mr.. and Mrs Walter A Knerr, of
~. west AIRY street, celebrated their
fourth wedding anniversary on Christ
mas day.
The December meeting Of the Norris
town League Of Women Voters will be
meld this afternoon. at . O'Clock in
TRINITY Hall. Elm ana SWede streets
Miss Gertrud" Ely. Cf Brin MaWr chair
man OF tho county league. will be the
speaker
Mrs. william stanton. Of Lewtstown.
"a - the guest Ct her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. w. y. Easton, Of flaws ay.nue
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28
BROW y \-BhT'rE\

The marriag" of Miss Myrtle B,4.~u
"HIghter Of Nj. and Mre. Iohl Ralier.
OF s35 George street. and MIR. Inari"-
Adrlan Brown. of South DAKOTA. took
place on Wednesday in ~, cc.jrat
Presbyterian Church, Norrialswn. The
bride was given in mari lag by Ter
father The ushers We're Mr. Paul
Ratten. brother of the bride ail MIR
t1arorre Brown, the bridcgroon's
brother. Mr.. and Mrs Brown vii! live
III S'eubcuvile, ..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28

Prettiy hand -colored calendars in different eTec
Year remembrance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28
Reductions in Hosiery

There many splendid values IN hosiery
s., - ClDCked wool hose and S2,"H cHGcTella hose
good bargains and there are Others
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28
Germantown

Mrs. Fletcher Schaunr, Of Highland
avenue. Chestnut Iiill. viii entertain
AT bridge tomorrow in honor of Miss
Dorothy Cooke, daughter Of Mr. Harry
II. Cooke. of l13 Map|ewood avenue
whose enga cement 10 MIR. Stuart Per-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09

We Cliffe Courtu zarladl Vc-
libV smutok, ana donesena by
la ma.tgola lorda Everarda 10
z3n1hQ; take Y seusedstvl zpn-
sobila zv9st 0 ieho nahle smr-
ii nen&l1 piekyapeni a VyVoia-
la upfimnou soustrast'. kde
kdo zyIdal blizslch podrobno-
ST 0 smutne udalosti; nikdo
Nsak nemohl doy6d6ti vice, ne-
Iii - lord pres vystrahu sy6ho
podhoniho Vyjol samoten e
byl palrne popuzen.
pozdeii Sc proslyehalo, le
prb pred odiezdem dlouho roz-
mlouval Sc hrabenkou de Rou-
baixoyou 4 potom vybral 81 mi
sto spaho oblibeneho kone di-
vok6ho hfsbce Gin polek9
sc kun / splash, zustalo zastre-
no rouskol taiemnoH. nehot'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09

"Jsem jiz nyni list, re van
bude velmi vdecna,'
"Nesmysl. Ia nekolik slovy
Inetfeba vdecnoSti" zvolal dr.
Fletcher Lee vrat'me Sc Q
petne X vasim zalezitostem.-
Kdybych byl ma vasem mist6
poradil bych Sc S pravnikem q
vyslechl ieho mineni, neil
bych utjnil dalSich kroku.'
"Pochybuji, re by to pro
spelo,' odvetil Hubert. "Byt
by mi radil cokoli, nedovede
zvratiti okolnost'. ze sam lord
Cliffe prohlasil Clarisu "a svou
dedicku, a pokud nebude mi
lie pfedloziti snubni list rodi.
cuv a muj krestni list, dotud
budou naroky mole bezvysled-
ny, marny.'
"Snad dite pravdu," pripou-
sti doktor. 'Bud'te jist, ze hra
benka de Roubaixova neustou-
pi ami 0 pid'. Nyni ySak mu-
sim pospisiti ( nj, abych W.
slechl ieji prani We pricino ro-
hrbu," dodal vahave.
Hubert rozloucil Sc $ prite-
lem i bral sc opet Ike plukov-
|nlku Stuartovi.
Okolnost', ze nestal Sc HUI
bert d6dicem Zesnuleho lorda
nybrz Clarisa, vyyolala ovSen1
lnemale podiveni mezi sousedy
N6kteri tvrdili, ze jim vec ji2
ltehdy, kdy pfiyezl lord male
no synovce z Australia, nezda-
Ia Sc V poradku; pres TO vsah
vseobecne byla pocit ovana sou
strast' $ Hubertem, kdezto hra-
benku odsuzoyaI kazdy, kdy2
| Sc rozneSlo, re nechtcla \ do
brem Sc shodnouti, lax il p'u-
kovnik Stuart a ieste JIM pra-
teIc Hubertovi nayrhoVali.
Lord Cliffe byl veSkeror
slavou, jez slusela ieho stayu
pochovan, a hrabenka kracela
prvni, zahalena jsouc mrakem
cerneho tylu tisknouc Satek
ma oci, ia rakvl.
Neboztil1 lord neZustayil po-
sledni vule a proto nemohla SC
take 30 pohrbu predcitati mic
meme byly veskery jeho zale,
zitosti V tax yzornem stayu Z
poradku, re paslstVi netlzll n
zadny duh.
DediGka Cliffe Courtu do
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
POkOJ S NABYTkEM.

Bytna Ok svobodnemu pano-
vio Krone toho budete pla-
tit 10 franku Z piana, kter6 ia
dy je.'
ia uehraji, pani."
"Muzete Sc utit."
ma to nemam ami prsty. Me
by sklouzIy 5 tech ternych
klaves.'
"Hrajte tedy jenom ma bile,
budete pfiplacet jen 8 franku.
Ujednano."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
RODINNE TAJEMSTVI.
Roman angckych kruhu spolecenskych
Prelozil Karel Pochyba.

Slunce zatlm sklonilo Sc "a
hory a krvaVa zaplava vecer-
Mich cervanku pronikla V6tvo-
vim. Diyka hyla pohTizena We
trudnych myslenkach nedba-
la mic vukol sebe; proto ulekla
sc velice q vzkrikla, ana nahle
Zaslechla "a sebou kyapny du-
pot konsky. Y tom spatrila
lorda Cliffa na divokem koni,
pochopila, re ho nedovede u
drzeti. Mel sice Y rukou oteze,
lee nedostaValo Sc mu silly, ahy
iej dovedl udrzeti ma uzde.-
Lord Cliffe byl sice obratnym
iezdcem: nicmene jest zreimo,
re slla ieho ku zkroceni zvlre-
te nestacI. nebude-li kun "a
chycen, shodi jezdce,
Pojedne strane byla silnice
vroubena lesem, 20 druh6 ta-
hly sc komenne lomy. Toto
misto bylo poklddano vSeobec-
ne IA nebczpetnG; pon6vadz
vsdk posud neprihodilo Sc pra-
mic, co by dalo vystrahu, nesta-
raj Sc nikdo 0 to, aby postave-
ny byly pod6l lomuv ochTann6
kameny.
Miss Lesterova stanula ma
slouchala konsk6mu dupotu;
neVedela vubec, co pociti. Tu-
sila, ze nikdo Iorda nepotka a
tudiz i kone nezadrzi, nebot
jest veeer q silnice touto dobou
byva vzdy pusta. Roynez ne
mjlze pospiSiti do zamku, by
pfiVolala nekoho ku pomoci,
protoHe by to trvalo priIis diou-
ho. Bezela tedy Y uzkosti iak
jen Dyl lie k lomum.
Ma mist6, kde byly lomy nej
hlubsl 4 kde praY6 silnicc ma
hIe SC ahTbala stranou, stanu-
Ia: zde naposledy spatrila lor-
da. Bez dechu nasloucha; lee
neslySi jineho, mimo hukot vo-
dopadu, ienz opodal udoli
iednotvarne hovofil Adely
zmoenila Sc nevysIovna az
kost', nohy i ztuhly a ien 5
neiusiIoVnejsim namahdnim Sc
dopliziia K okraji siInice. Zde
rozorne sc rozhledla, lee ne
mohla pTyem okamziku po-
strehnouti 1--WE bytosti; potom
svezlo sc oho dolu do lomu, jez
tn podobaly sc zeiici pronasti
srdee Jejl ustdNalo tlouci.
Spore sNetlo yecornl zleyilo il
obraz, Iehoz nikdy nezapome-
IA. Ma dine propasti lezi lord
Chffc $ konem; bledy oblicej
leho obracen jest Nzhuru K OBJ
loze.
Divka chtela yykfiknouti,
lee HAS il selhal; We hlaVe ieii
VIII myslenky tax, jako by du-
chovG temnoty provozovali rel.
Vyplnila-li Sc kletba lady Hill
dredy opet a vyzadala-li 81 no
YOU obet?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09

mohla Sc tedy netuSeneho po-
stavenl a srdce jeji prekypo-
valo vitezoslavnou pychou, ana
vecer 20 pohrbu poprve used
la jako neobmezena vladkyne
We SVEN pokoji. Ted budu
Sc blyskati," &epce, "Uspora-
dam skvele zabavy a plesy, -
ano, tax skV6le, ze veskeri IL
zasnou predevSim ozdcbim Sc
/ demanty Cliffovymi, jez isou
nyni mole"
/ I opatrnosti pfenesla hra-
benka klenoty pokoje neboz-
tlkova do sve loznice. a iako
by il nahle cosi napadlo, po-
vstala nyni, vynala re skrinky
J demantovy sperk a ozdobila Sc
i Jim, jako to ucinil pred nekte-
rym tydnem lord. Ami jedina
vZpominka nezaletla k mrtve-
mu ulci, ana otacela Sc pred
Zrcadlem a pozorovala ohni-
YOU zari drahokamu; lee Zde-
sila Sc jako vinnice, kdvz V
tom oval Sc klepot na dvere.
SotVa vynutila re sebe "Vejde-
te,' otevrely SO dvere.
Ma prahu zjevila Sc Miss
Lesterova, zirajici pfekvapene
ma hrabenku, oveSenou V teto
nevhodne chvili diamantv.
kvapnG snala Clarisa skvo-
sty, Vlozila je do skrinky, jiz
rychle Zamkla Potom obrati-
la zachmureny oblicej ke pri-
chozi. go Jest? Ceho 81 pre-
iete?" di panovite.
"VaSe komorna mi oznami-
Ia, ze s. prejete jeste dnes We
Ger Sc mnou mluviti," odvetila
divka klidne.
"Pravda, poruciIa jsem to.
Veidete a zamknete dverel -
,Chtela isem ien rici, re nyni,
kdy Mrs. Beltonova Jest opet
zdraya i muze Ease zastati sve
poyinnosti, nepotrebuii vasich
sluleb IA TO vSak dam yam do
/ bre odporuceni, abyste 81 mo-
/ hla vyhledati iincho miSta. Ne
/ treba snad pripominati, ze ono
nerozvazne jednani, k vuli KITE
remu isem vas pred casem ma
yStivila, nebude We vysVedCeni
obsazeno.
Adelina tvar zardela Sc pr
ledoye a bezohledne mluve,
jez vyznivala tax, jake by hra-
benka mela pred seoou sluzku
ktera Sc tezce prohresila protl
mraYopocetnostl. "Jste Velml
dobrotiVa, odvetila, potlaen-
lie bolest Zee netreba obte-
zoTati Sc odporucenim, ana liz
isem nalezla jine nIsto da-
ma, k niz odjedu, nezada 81
doporuccni.'
"Tedy iste iiz drive hodlala
odcjlti &c zanku?' t;lzc Sc
hrabcnka sklamana isouc '
uCinku svych slov.
DiVka prisv6dcila.
"TeSl mne, re jste nalezla
mista,' pokracuje Clarisa po
Itupne, 81 doufam, ze tam neza-
predete milostnych pletek S
mladyml pany, Jez nepocnyD-
me do vaSeho domu budou do
chazeti.'
TO jest, PAM hrabenko, TO-
Iliko nlou voci. odvetila Adela,
klonlc SO hrde, "a Wy, lax SC
mi IDA, nela byste nejnlenSlho
prava k teta rdde, DopoFe-
devsi, odcsla.
IIrabenka padila zili'iyem
hnevu ia nj; lee u dverl Sc O.
bratila hryzajlc Sc We rty,
stanula. Potom dlouho pre-
chazela pc polloji, snazic Sc
,,a,,nljil, ,,ozci1aui fI.yto lp Iplsl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
L SMIRCIHO SOUDCE.

'Ny litujete tedy uprlmne,
ze jste Sc dal strhnouti a roz-
bill dzban zalobci 0 hlavu?"
'Lituji."
''Nazn6ho poraneni 81 zalob-
ce take neodnesl, ze ne?"
"Rohuzel ne"