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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-29
GEN. MOTORS BUILDING
LARGEST IN THE WORLD
New Detroit Skyscraper Cost
SIS, 900 900; Floors Cover
Thirty Acres.


Detroit. Mich, March 2a.Dcc7Ipy-
fng mn entire city hdock on WeTt
tsand Boulevard. DefroitA most noted
driveway, the ib-story Office building
and rs~.arch laboratory OF tho General
Motors Corporation vnnks as the larg-
est structure OF ~ kind IN tho world.
The building. recently completed az
a cost Of f15 900 900 has q floor area
Of 30 acres and viii accommodate
8 900 workers in It's .7b0 Offices.
The structure In city within IT.
self az it contains regauraDte swim
ming pods, gyTnnayiums. bowling
alleys and other snusernout places.
az we'll - ftnly equipped hospital
and a hank
The building. Of stccl frame con
s'ruc1ion. has four miles Of corridors
end required two years 20 build. dur
! ing wf1lch per4od 1000 men were en-
/ Tanyed constantly.
The research laboratory, one n tho
( distinct features ~ tho building. o.
,y,Iriee fivs floors Of ono wing and q
equipped for work along mechanical.
electrical and engineering lines. IN
this laboratory the future mecheniCa'
t<vyblerrls ~ tho corporation arc 20 10
worried out by experts In various lines.
An auditorium seating ! 500 person .
- provided. This VII b. us~1 n
caring for some II the convention .
hat come 20 Detroit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-29
DELAWARE TEAM TO
Be PICKED SOON
Coach Shipley Plans to Make
Selection Today or Tomor-
row; Rothrock Opens Up.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. March ?9.-Coach Shipley
OF tho Delaware College baseball team
will pick the men who arc 10 so on
tho weeks Southern "trip either this
afternoon or tomorrow afternoon. Up
until this time he has given no intima-
ton as 20 who be viii take on the
Southern trip and consequently every
man on tho squad has been on his
toe. 90 try and make good.
Joe" Rothrock. who has been the
"Ace IN the hole on the Delaware
team for the past two years. pitched
for tho Scrubs against the Varsity
yesterday afternoon In practice. and
notwithstanding the good records tn 1t
tho Varsity mon have made in batting
they did little with the southpaw's do
livery This WAS really the first time
that Joe" let out this year. using
both speed and curves
There ~ much speculation among
the baseball candidates a. 10 who
among the outf,eld candidates Will 20
taken 90 the trip. Outside Of tho out
Held Il is apparently settled according
TO campus talk "a 20 just about who
will go There Will be u players. Man
HEvr Draper and Coach ShlplCy.
In practice yesterday Coach Shipley
USED Murray. DANTE and Harmer IN
the outneld. Whether or not these
thrive men Will bc selected for the
southern trip no one knows outside
az the coach, and he says that he does
not know for sure.
The team will leave Newark Friday
morning playing Georgetown INT
Nersi,y that afternoon and University
OF Virginia the next day After thai
there Will he four games IN NORTH
Carolina and Virginia before the re
turn homo on April :;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-29
RACE TRACK BETTING
VICTOR IN MARYLAND
Ants Were Confident OF Major
ity for the Hall Mea-
sure.

Annapolis, March 2q.~-'rhe State
Senate. last night, beat the Hall Anti
Raqotfack Betting bill by substitut-
Ing for Il. by vote OF 10 TO IL and
after four hours Of debate tho bill OF
President William J. Norris Tho bill
was then passed TO third reading and
will be brought UP In fcw days with
| It's passage believed 10 I've assured.
The Norris measure lenves the Burke
Racing Commission law practically
intact, reduces the number OF racing
days. increases tho daily license fee
and makes now provislons for the APP
| pointmont OF race ofIclnla
This action OF the Senate came ns n
distinct surprise and shock 10 those
who have been working Mt Annapolis
for the Hall bill. They were confident
OF nj least ~ votes when tho session
began. Opponents ot tn. measure
were not confident Of moro than ~
votes
Senators pnrrnn, ~ Calvert; Mish
tof Washington. and Mccullough. ~
Garrett. all three Of whom wers known
TO DO ION tho fence" but leaning
toward tho eide OF tho advocates 81
the Hall bill, voted for the Norris
amendment. That this was a surprise
TO the Hall bill advocates was indi-
cnted 10y tho fact that, Just before the
vote was taken. Senator Mccullough
was nbaent from tho chamber
Senator Byrn. OF Dorchester, pinot Of
tho Iiall bill IN tho Senate, asked that
the sergeant alarms 30 sent for Mr
Mccullough and William silver, presi
dent OF the Maryland Anti Rscetrack
Gambling Association. ran from tho
chamber 10 bring Mr. Mccullough
back. Then Mr.. Mccullough voted -
kill the Hall bill.
The defeat OF the Halt hin bv IN,
Senate followed similar action by N,
Legislature on similar measures
sponsored by the Same forces NJ IN,
- sessions Of 1914. 1915, 1918 and 1920
when the present session upene,
tho hackers of tho hiii declared tina
they had heavy majotitles IN hou
branches. and that tia passnss thu
year would be effected with nth. o
, no trouble
/ This prediction proved true. su IN
] IA the House was concerned No nEh
was made against the bul when
came ny for final passage In tina
( chamber Opponents or the tneapur
believed that the predictions als
would prove true I'm tho Senate a
late Rs yesterday morning those VII
were nshtins against u In the uppa
chamber were nearly ready tn con
u cede defeat and tho officers NJ IN
10 Maryland Anti Racetrack tienlbitn
n Association were correspondiuEly con
+. fideut.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-29
SUM BOUT WAS STOPPED.

Reading. Pa. March 29.--In the
seventh round Of an eight-frame bat
tie. Kid Sum. OF Wilmington, and
Joey Fletcher. OF Chester, We're chased
from tho ring here last night, when
both were groggy and bleeding. Ref
cree Joe Crimson refused TO allow the
bout TO proceed and claimed that both
men were too badly cut up 70 give a
reasonable exhibition.
Sum had the better OF the first three
rounds, Sum was apparently in the
best OF form. Then Fletcher staged
a wonderful defensive comeback, re
treating he allowed Sum TO step In
and get wallops that rocked him. and
twice had him groggy In the sixth.
In this round Sums eye was also cut
and the break was widened when the
referee stopped the bout.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-29
JUNIOR LEAGUE WINS.
Defeated High School Alumn@ Team
at basketball.

The Junior League basketball team
last evening defeated the Hish School
Alumne. 30 10 80. after well played
and evenly matched game. Miss Ful-
ton. of the Misses IIebb's School was
referee
The lineup for the Junior League
team was: Mrs HarCourt Burns. cen
tire; MARY Marvil. side centre Esther
Ward and Sarah Chichester, for
wards: Mrs. John Ruckman. Frances
Sellers and Alice Satterthwait. guards.
The Alumna lineup was Forwards,
Sophie kau<s. Anne Foster, Florence
Leary; centre. Josephine Shsrpless ;
side centre. Mary Dorsey, Mary Nc
Closkey; guards. Avis Bishop, Pauline
Aschenhsch.
Miss McCloskcy and Miss Dcary
starred for the Alumnsn team and Miss
Ward for the Junior League
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-29
PEOPLES SETTLEMENT.
vomen's Gym. Class Ia Give Annual
Exhibition Friday Night.

The womens gymnasium class OF
the Peoples Settlement Will give it,
annual exhibition at the Settlement,
Eighth street, near Poplar, on Friday
evening. II VII be open 10 the public.
The proceeds from an admission fee OF
20 cents viii SO toward the sustaining
fund.
For the same fund the Penny Day
Society vii hold "a rummare sale al
the Settlement tomorrow and Friday.
Friends of the work are asked 20
help make II n success
Because Of Illness In the staff and
among members. the annual dinner of
The womens Club. planned for Satur-
day night. has been Indefinitely post
poned. Miss Pyle. headworker. and
Miss Russell. assistant, have been
Threatened with pneumonia. but both
IRE better.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-29
WHATDOYOU KNOW ABOUT BASEBALL?

There is something wrong about the above picture,
Can you detect the purposey made Every Evening
will print the names Of those sending in correct solutions
these pictures, which will be published daily Replies
be addressed to Baseball Puzzle Editor and must be
received by Friday March 81 Sendes Of the correct
this puzzle will be published Saturday, April !,
together with the correct answer.
Interest in the Baseball Puzzle Contest grows each day
Out Of total of 22 replies received to Saturdays puzzle
there correct answers The interest has not only
grown Statewide but among the correct replies received
one from Washington D. c. The youngsters are having the
of their lives in this contest Among the youngest TO
send Francis Gum, 3D., of Frankfort
aged 10 years
The picture last Saturday showed Johnson, who is
rghhand pitcher pitching lefthanded. Those who sent
correct answers were:
Francis Gum, Sd, Franldord
j. Nelson Hughes, 820 Allison street, ~ W., Washing
ton, d. c.
William Marvel Greenvlle.
Walter r. Archbold SeafOrd.
William Brannon, city.
Charles S. Walton Caymont
r. c. Robinson, Wyoming.
Willard Green city
William A. Lark, Jr, Seaford
Pasquae Verdi New Castle
Raymond Matthews, Laurel.
Harvey Hinsley Camden.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-29
wAwASET ORGANIZES.
Team Plans Busy Season and Wants
Games.

The Wawaset la sebsll team has or
yanired for the season OF 1872 and
would like TO book games with any
second class team in the city, pre-
ferably Merwick. Defiance Academy
and Delaware Bronze.
The following players are requested
10 report for practice Saturday after
noon az .. 1T Rockford Tower: Captain
X. Strebb. J. Strebb. J. Kane. NJ. Nc
Iaughlin. j. McAteer. X. Mayo. J.
Uni. r. Uhl. J. BaIlock. ID. Cunning
ham. G. Dougherty. $. McGonigal and
anyone wishing a tryout.
Send all challenges 10 Manager
Francis J. Uni. Jr. 1903 Lowering
avenue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-29
PENN-DEL
PEOPLES SETTLEMENT
HOPPE BOWS TO SCHAEFFER

Chicago, March 29--Wnhe Hoppe
last night. gave one OF the gamest ex-
hibitions OF billiards in his long
career, but was unable to overcome
the spectacular playing OF the cham
pion, Jake Schaefer. In their 1900,
lS.2 balk line match for tho world =
title and tho second block OF play
ended with Young Jake" still In the
lead. 1000 to 952. Schaerer won last
nights block, 500 TO 4s6, but at one
time led his challenger 800 70 OF.
Score by innings:
Schaefer-l57. 143. 80, 16, So. 81. Il
SS--5Oo--5OO--i, 600.
Average last night. 81 as. grand
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-29
TRI-C0UNCIL FIVE
TO PLAY LOCAL \. OF {.

Tri-CounCl. one of the foremost
teams OF Pennsylvania, will invade this
city next Saturday night for their
second game OF the three game series
with the local X. OF c. Ave, The Phil
ndelphia knights were the FIRST to
draw blood in the titular series %
three games. which are being played
by the two councils for the champion
ship OF the Eastern District.
The game next Saturday night
promises 70 be one OF the best played
IN this city for some time. In the
locals lineup Will be seen Tony BID
die. Joe Biarman. Frank Purcell, Paul
Buckley. Tommy Mccarthy. Jim
HOrty and Dan Toomey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-29
GIANTS ARE COMING.
Bacharach Team Moving North ward F;
10 Omen NaN Il.

Henry Tucker. lessee Of the Harlan
Baseball Field. which will be used by
the BacharaCh Giants this year. has
written a letter In which ne states he
planned to leave Nassau. in the Ba-
hama Islands. on March IS. for Cuba.
where he viii assemble his players.
The club viii start North. leaving
Jacksonville on April 10. The grounds
at Harlan Field will soon be placed
in condition for the local season opens
My J s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-29
Il. ". A SECONDS
Gnxls
HAotEY siKooEDs


4 trim on ono OF thA roads run
ming out OF Indianapolis struck an
old horse at crossing and On. Of
the passengers became very much
excited. Someone finally remarked on
his nervousness and he replied:
str. ~ you had $4,000 OF stock IN
this road you'd feel just "a I do"
Why, we only killed an old horse .
''EIactty. but you don't know on
what a mighty small affair divi-
bends are passed nowatays"-Boston
Transcript.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-29
Johnson Signs With Salisbury.

Special Correspondence Every Evening,
Georgetown, March 2a-Iioraco
Johnson, all-round athlete. better
known to baseball and football fans
throughout lower Delaware as Bob
by" has signed a contract TO play
with the Salisbury. Md, baseball club
of the Eastern Shore League. during
the coming season. Last year, at tho
close of the season he received n call
from Connie Mack for a tryout
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-29
jackson ontnolnts Rice.

Philadelphia. March 29-Willie
Jackson. the New York lightweight.
Frankie Rice. Baltimore.
asst night IN an eight-round bout. In
the semi final. George CLANCY. Blu-
more. had the better OF Jimmy HAnlon,
Denver. CLANCY had the advantage in
six OF the eight rounds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-29
y. N. ". A. TEAMS TO
BATTLE HERE TONIGHT

The second team of the Wilmington
y NJ. II. A. viii battle the second
team Of the Philadelphia "Y" tonight
in basketball game at the locals
hall, Third and King streets. This
Will be the NTH meeting Of the teams
and as each has won two, tonight s
game VIII be the deciding one. and It
should bring forth some real basket
ball.
The lineup OF the Quakers 10 un-
known. but they are said TO have a
veteran team. The local team will
be picked from. the following men:
Berger. Caplan. Shames. Rubenstein,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-29
HOSE AND RUBBER
TEAM WINS FLAG

The Electric Hose and Rubber Com
pany bowlers carried off the honors
In tho second half OF tho Industrial
League last night and will 4aclxle the
Pusey and Jones squad, winners Of
the first half. next Tuesday evening at
Grady's alleys, best out OF five games.
commencing at 7.S0 o'clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-29
DELAWAREAN STARS AT GOLF IN CALIFORNIA

H.
Division L. Narines
well Circles. pitched
the Deluarva AnwimnEtcn He
billiard
1920 During his California he improved greatly health
he eNp o y
~
In Tfny he had
n Of l. n OF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-29
PRNN-DEL AGAIN.

For the second time this season, the
Penn-Del basketball team defeated
Peoples Settlement. Last night's
game resulted in a win for the Penn
Del aggregation by the score of 81 20
So. The score:
pENk-nEI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-29
Hl0IRY RESERVES WIZ.

The HaRIsy Reserves easily defeat
81 tho 7. N. n. a second team In 81
night ~ Tho Third and King Streets
hail. ~ 20 IT, HcKenns and KAY
snsugf starred for Bsgley. Tho wore,
Y. VI. ". A SECONDS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-29
HOWARD HIGH TAKES GAME.

Tho Howard High school girls team
had an easy time OF Il last night at
No. "a school. when they defeated
ths Ririg tenn from the Germantown
7. W. @ A, by ths overwhelming
score Of % to 2. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-29

Miaress-'Why don't you answer
when there's r. ring at tho front door.
Nary
Green Girl-Oh, mum, you 70. You
know tho people better than Do
BOSTON Tran-rripf.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-29

average % s-1s
Hopps-.s. -. o. II, IT. ia. it,
ts5--lss--s52
Average last night. 80 att grand
average, 50 S-1B.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-29

Try an Every Evening want ad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-29
HOWARD HIGH GIRLS.

t GGEfhRi'MANr6wY Y. Il W. g. A.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-24

me TIL velmi bohatou knihovnu;
obdrzite kazdou knihu, ktere
81 budete pratt. Coz abychom
tam spolu sli a neco vybrali?"
Miss Lesterova zavrtela hla-
YOU I okazala ma dive hole, KITE
re lezely ma blizke zidli. Bee
Mich nemohu choditi," podotk-
la, "a S mimi jsem tax neobrat-
ma, re radeji sedim."
"Vsak by to slo, kdybych
vas ujal pod pazi," domlouva
Hubert. Byl zvykly jednati
vzdy die popudu, neohlizeje Sc
pfi tom ma nasledky GNU; -
zdalo Sc mu nejen dovolenym,
nybrz i chvalyhodnym, prispe-
le-li sllcne dlvce, jez byla O.
kolnostmi donucena prijati po-
dfizene mlsto a k tomu .jeste
ie stizena chorobou.
Hubert nepomyslil, co by to-
Imu rekl ujec nebo sestrenice,
aniz uvazil, zda-li by projevil
tutez s~oustrast' osobe stare, o.
sklive. Hbite vskocil oknem
do pokoje a neil Sc Adela ma
dala, stall vedle nj. "Muzete
ode mne prijati prispeni bez
rozpaku,' pravil dobromys[
ne, podavaje il ruku. "Vite,
re jsem S lady Carlyonovou
velmi IMAM a proto nemohu
ami YAM byti cizincem."
Divka sc ami nepokusila, by
tomu odporovala; pocit'ovala
y zamku takou tesknotu, re il
'bylo dobrodinGm, mohla-li pro
mluviti S nekym, kdo by il roz-
umel a 5 nj SOuhlasll. ProtO
bez okolku prijala rame a o.
tplraiic Sc on, pokulhavala do
knihovny.
Hubert usadil Adelu do W.
soke lenosky Il okna, poslnui
nod nOhu OOranpnOu SametO-
YOU podusku a zvedl Sc stolu,
ienz stall uprostfed pokole,
knihu V cervenyeh deskach.
,,"Zde jest seznam,' pravil: -
"vybefte 50, echo 81 prejet.'
Miss Lsterova premltala ne
kterou chvili v seznamu o po-
tom vyslovila Sc pro nektere
oblibene .basne a romany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-24

&DyS NyudI AlNOt SVuJ V sane.
"Nedame-li vsak ma jevo, re
budeme pytlactvi pronasledo-
vati, vzroste nestydatost' onech
nieemG k neuvereni a potion
.teprve il nepfekoname. P1.idu
lined k polesnemu a promlu-
vim s MIN 0 TOM" Ukloniv Sc
Charlse, zahvizdl Hubert ma
PISA i odebehl.
Lord Everard a jeho net III
rail- "a odchazeiicim S ruGznymi
pocity. Lord jest pin pychy,
re sc jeho plan tax dobre dafi;
naproti tomu Clarisa citi sc
sklamanou a urazenou, re jeji
[vnady poprve jsou zneuznany
a to prave tam, kde by il Vi
,tezstvi dopomohlo k leskle a
st astne budoucnosti.
Adela Lesterova sedela je-
ste odpoledne u okna pffveti-
veho pokojika a vyhlizela do
%zahrady; posud j poboliva no.
ha.
Pred pll hodinou videla, kite
|rak hrabenka de Roubaixova
We velmi elegantnim odevu Cd
',jizdi s lordem Everardem; -
vzdychla 81 hluboce pr vzpo-
mince, re nutno prodlevati Y
pokoji, kdy obloha Lauren sc
skvi a zlati paprskove slunec-
nj r~ozlevaji zafi pc krasnem
|okoli. Lekar j Size tesil, re bu-
de v nekolika dnech ma nohou
nicmen6 jestji zachovati Sc TAX
klidne, .jak len vubec lie.
Nahlc Mill sc kolem okna
|stin. Adela vyhledla a zarde-
La Sc pc usi. Pred otevrenym
|oknem stall Hubert.
"D6bry den, Miss Lestero-
vat" osloyil divku.
Adela rozpacite opakuje po-
zdrav.
"Jak je S nohou? Dafi-li sc
Lopez" zvida Hubert.
"Otok Sc ponekud trait Cd
vetila divka, snazic sc bolavou
nohu, ktera posud odpocivals
ma zidli, posunouti ma podlahu
"nicmene jsem pfece ma neko
Xix dni uveznena."
Hubert uprel oko ma divku
"Styska Sc vam?"
"Uhodl jste kdybych tn me
la sv6 knihy, bylo by jinak ale
ty .jsou v bedne, ktere jsem pc.
sud neotevfela!'
"Tomu lie snadno odpovo,
ci," df Hubert kvapne. MA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-24

nj = lord Cliffe Dude mne pros
|vazeti,' odpovida Clarisa.
"Seznala-li jste "a me nepri
blize lady Carlyono-
[vou?"
"Nikoli; nedostava sc nam
[v3ajemne naklonnosti, ably sc
mohl mezi MANI vyvinouti d.
|vern6jsi pomer. Lady mi pfi-
|pada klidnou a chladnou jake
|voskova loutka, a mela-li bych
|rici pravelu, vyznavam, re Sc
mi mnohem lepe libi jeji chot'
- byval tn posledni dobu vel
mi casio"
"Opravdu?' taze Sc Hubert
udivene. "Stryc no nema rad
a jindy prichazival do zamku
jen tchdy, nebylo-li lie vyhnou-
I'll se.',
"Snad tn nyni naleza vice
|zabavy nez druhdyr" odvetila
|s~estfenice.
Hubert sc odvratil, ably "a
|kryi 1smev, jenz kmitl Sc ma
Fjeho rteeh. Ac znal ~sestrenici
|toliko kratkou dobu, piece po-
|strehl, re jest vypocitavou ko-
lkctou a prf tom tax prisne sa-
Fmolibou, re Sc casem podfek-
me.
Kdyz dosli ma konec terasu,
Ipridruzil Sc k MIN lord Eve,
lrard, jenz prichazel z parku.
*Mela jsem "a to, re posud
Ispis," prayila net, podavajic
llordovi ruku..
"Ze spim?' opakujd lord
"Povazuies mne tcdy "a leno.
lcha? Jsem jiz od sedme ho-
Idiny IA cerstvem vzduchu, -
probehl jsem cely park a pravd
Use vracim od pofesneho Ed.
tmunda, $ nimz jsem delsi do.
Ibu rozmlouval."
"Dava-li nadGji ia hojnost
~zv6rc?" taze Sc Hubert kvap.
Inc.
"Pravil, re je vSeehno v nej-
lepsim poradku re Dude kaz-
dy low vydatny. Jest vsak We.
lice rozhn6van, re sc prilis Ply.
[tlaci; narika, re mu pytlac.
pred ocima strileji. Nevim an.
eco v teto n%eprijemne okolnost
.poGiti!'
ia to vim ja," podotkl sy.
novec. "Budu kazde noel le
sem prochazeti q vyciham da
rcbaky.'
"Aby te nektera jejich koule
skolila,' namita lord. "Tin
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-24
RODINNE TAJEMSTVf.
Roman z anglickych kruhi spolecehskjch.
Prelozil Karel Poehybs.

pOHFaVdJc jim pFeu OcII1d he
ii; "nemohu ii jich ovsem da-
rovatj, nebot' nemam mad mimi
prava. doufam vsak, re made
jde chvile, kdy; budes oprav-
nena witt je ma sebe."
Ctizadost hrabencina dosla
temito slovy ukojeni a vyvabi-
la ma jeji lice femme RUE; ma
miste odpovedi vstoupila pred
vysoke zrcadlo a zkoumala
obraz, ienz Sc re skelne plochy
odrazei. Ma cernych vlasech
skvi Sc korunka, kolem hrdla
trpyti Sc nakrcnik diamantovy
jenz kazdym obratem jinou
zafi hraie. Kdyz Sc obratila,
byla v jeji oku patrna zvlast-
nj rozhodnost. a
"Ejhle, jak ii slusi skvostyi
Vypadas jake cisarovna' me-
ktere zem6 vychodni!" horuje
lord Everard v nadseni. mi
komu bych techto sperku vice
nepral nezli tobel"
'"Vzdyt' iste pravil, uice, re
nemate prava rozhodovati v
teto. okomosti,' odvetila Clari-
sa zdanlive zertsm, &C HAS jA;-
il lehce sc chvel. ..Tyto de-
manly zdedi pravem pristi
chot' Hubertova; lie tedy jen
Hubertovi zadati rodinne Sper-
ky"
Ito sotva Sc stane; nebot'
mole vule must byti i Huberto-
YOU; ostatne jiz jsem volil Ia
neho."
"Tusim, re to malo prospes
je," namita net; "mladi piano.
We hledaji 81 pravidelns neve-
sty sami, proto neni nemozno,
re opre sc bratranec vast va
H."
"Toho Sc nesmi odvaziti!'
zvolal prudce lord, ale lined
no napadlo, re Easel daleko
zat'av rty, jail Sc mlcky ukla-
DAFT skvosty Ease do skrinky.
v tom vessel sluha j oznamo-
val, &c 81 pfeje iakysi muz $
lordem mluviti.
"Nechte no cekati asi pet
minut a potom. no uved'te
SEM" odtusil lord, a sluha Okla.
mite sc vZdalil.
Take Clarisa vySla ma taras
odkud byla rozkosna vyhlidka
DO okoli. Jake to krasne 81
die! Jake TIL vsude bohatstvi
kez bych tn byla pani!!' sepce
v rozcileni. "A potion - ty
skvosty!'
Ae rodinny poklad Ciffu,
nemel ami steho dilu ceny o
statniho majetku, nez veSkert
statky, pfipada il, iakoby mo
hutnela, rostla, pomysli-li 81
re sperky budou il nalezeti, Z,
iimi doda neodolatelneho kOn
fla sve opojujici krase- ~;
kazdou cenu budou moje," wv
la kvapne,
Pc kratkem uvazovani poca
la opet samomluvu: "Kdo il
ny mel by vetslho prava ma ty
ii diamanty, nezli posledni po
tomek zensky stareho = pysn6
no rodu? PoznavSi tento IA
mex a pfepych V mem, memo
hla bych Sc jiz vratiti ku dfi
vejsimu trudnemu %zivoreni. =
Bylo mi vzdy nesnesitefno
ted bylo by tim hufe; ne, ne
nechci 81 ami pomysliti ma to, &
bych Ease mGla tax byti Viva
A pfece neni jine cesty ku pc
.jisteni skvclc budoucnosti. he
abych Sc stala choti Hubertc
YOU, a ten. mne ncmiluje. Ra
ola bych vedela, co sc mu n
mne nelibi. Premnoho muz
zebralo ma kolenou o l&sku
ruku mou a ia nevenovala user
Jim ami polovici pozornosti ia
ko jemu.'
Hrabenka nemela ma taras
dlouheho stani; po chvili. S.
sla do parku. Go chtel iii
- - vy1..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-24
"GAZDINA OBA kra

sna hra re ziyota sloyenske-
no lidu, schraje pristi nedeli
TYL V &. N. SIM ma Broad
wa. Zamluvte 81 listky yeas.