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smashed the ball clear over the green.
His recovery was excellent. but not
good enough to Offset Kindts conser-
vativs B.
He took the second hole in par. but
wbipped one into the creek on the third.
On the next each found resting place
in the sand. but Beailc's niblic was
working well. while his rival required
three digs to land him on the green
a fatal lapse.
The fifth and sixth were halved. but
then the black -browed York road lad
stepped on the gas, and went into the
lead. He had par on the seventh. and
one over 1t OIL the eighth. while the pair
of them negotiated number nine in par
three. This allowed Kinlt 10 make
the turn, two up. lead, 1t subse
auently developed. that he sorely
needed.
Beadle cut the two to one up on the
tenth when Kindt chopped into the
creek, but the latter made 1t two again
when he made three straight pars. while
Beadlc was accomplishing two. This
was championship mettle: the sort OF
battle the gallery had looked for. and
the longest string of consistent playing
the boys showed in this match.
Drive Causes Trouble
On the fourteenth Kindt was again In
trouble on his drive. and a sliced mashie
stroke assured his rout on the hole. But
he came back gamely. while Beadle took
his turn at messing up things with a
mnshic. The sixteenth was halved,
which left Beadle dormie two.
But, being as courageous a youngster
as his opponent, the Llanerch boy rose
to the occasion after a poor start. His
iron shot to the green was an epic, and
when he laid Kindt a stymie the hole
was his.
The eighteenth. which was halved
was heart breaker for young Headle.
He made long putt that, had it gone
in. would have enabled him to carry the
fight further. Instead. II trimmed the
out. The whole was halved, and the
match was Kindt's. 1t was the
break" that placed the junior crown
on the York road phenom's black locks.
The tournament, as whole, was a
wonderful success, and an eye-opener
to lot of pessimists who did not believe
that such talent existed among the
growing generation. 1t did man's
heart good TO see little shavers Of five
feet nothing assume the stance ant
swing that many of their elders woult
like to initiate.
Now it is over and Winston Kind
is champion, but among those ruddy
faced little fellows who trailcd alon;
in the renr this year are the champions
of future years.
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Today's Independent Games
and Yesterdays Results
rODAY,s SCHEDULE

Francisville Girls at Flelsher Girls. Twen-
tSs.nsh SnSi., and RssS :trsss:s. a..v, a,s p. N.
], N: Bsrber at North Phiiiies. Fourth
Tlci:Ssr st FSils. Terminal. Fort,-eish.h
""F Fetsas "Is Rl.SmonS e Giants at ssenton Field
Club: Phil-Ei!sna and MSssraye streets.
Norwood 81 ST.. Bnrn.bas. sisty-hfth
Orthodox streets.
r, F.ss .Is., ss,SIs .S e r. ,y.sss %
street and Columbia avenue: 49,, 80.
c sn:;s% & ss"'n rs'
nartram Park at Hatch Meter. Forty
''fs%ss south fTa Fs,. sStoss St Chester :s.s.t'.
vI;s.,. i;S.sn .,ss - s'osssaist: rnt,-e'shth and
Fox Motors at Puritan. Seventh stree,
Pelham Siik So. al Marshall r. Smith.
Washlnston stars at Aauinas. Front and
fIstsf nsit,rrnrs rtrsetsi a,,,. o.. .. o.ruo,,ov,
chsitsr avenue and chew streets, ,,
Ess,sertSwn rro' a Fr.nkfSrd & fsl!ow-
c.L,,. Lena .,I Field Club az Karnsc Field Club.
Ledser A. A. at Roxboroush b. C.. Rox.
w Aidon At lorraine. Twenty-sixth and
$s < :s: s:' .".
Sitsi% 'ES,iadsipss:s disss 4 Reading L..su.-cse..nu.
T:. * Css s:d Tabcs bbsSn rorS labor F.d s'v'
hfss and xats as. ss"s sSs%s'."' v.
Ninth National bank. Tioea Field. :.
Bankers and Brokers' IhAEuo-Drexel 4
TS;i W. Ia Csssatt & Co.. Fifth street md
Philadelphia Financial Ieasue-Insurance nee
Company Of North America vs.. InteSrit,
Trust Company. F1ftieth street and Ches-
r: 4. +: Iesxue, Section A-R,chmond a.
Jackson. Thirteenth and Johnston. streets
section B-Alleeheny ct Callowhill. Sixty.
third and Walnut streets.
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
,.,h. ,Phh.ils.dslphiS delphi. Terminal. 0, IAnsdaIe. q
EleIsher--I!; st.awbridse & Clothier. 0.
stonsS"s::, sstamsSS1n: III Chester. 3;
south Phils. 4; American Chain. 2.
Rex a. A.. a; Film Tree. o.
Glrard National. IL; Pelham A. A., 2.
Phiiadeiphia trust. q; Phiiad%eipSi. % 4 IA.
,.Is; K;;n.!a.son CONGREGATIONAL. 8; wild
Nota.eme; 8: Frankford. 3 tseven innings,
ritman. II: .Woodbnry. ii tsix innlnss).
gIayton. q; PauIsborO. n.
SneicnbMrE. ,; Hensel- ('olloday. 4.
Jewish World. 8; White Elephans. 4 tav,
Cuban Stars. 3. DoyIestown. 1.
Mount Holly. 2; Riverside. I.
bethany. 3; Folcroft. 3 40 innInEs).
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.K|NDT'S nerve WON
|, HIM JUNIOR TITLE
Showed Uncanny Skill Against
:. 6eadIe, More Experienced
Rival, in Great Match
TOURNEY A GREAT SUCCESS

Kotow-likewise salaam TO the Prince
Regent Of Philadelphia golf; otherwise
the junior champion. Winston Kindt,
Old York Road Country Club. Kindt
did what few actually supposed he
wou Id do when the final test came. He
went against clever. more experienced
yOuth-tieOrge Rcadle. Of Llanerch-
and pulled out victory BY the very
narrowest Of margins.
If Beadle last putt on the eighteenth
green had sunk instead of merely RIM.
ming kindt's win might not have
materialized. The match would have
been carried to the nineteenth hole.
where. with the prestige Of having come
from behind with n gallant dash resting
on his shoulders. Beade would have
had the advantage of whatever mental
hazard existed.
The gallcry-and there were several
hundred enthusiasts who followed the
finnlists under broiling sun-were
about equally divided in their SYM
pathies. At the beginning Kindt was
figured to be overmatched. and he had
whatever sympathy goes to tho under
dog On the other hand. Beadle. who
was rnnner-up last year, had a large
following, too.
AZ Is usual in match play Of this sort
neither boy showed the sort Of golf hn
Is really capable Of. as the mark Of S9
for Beadle and SO for Kindt testified.
The presence Of the gallery and the
title Mt stake made them nervous as
cats.
In general Kindt outdrove the Liam
erch star. though he was In difficulty
more than once because of faulty direc :
ton. Bcadlc showed to better advan-
tage with his md-iron and mashie
while there was little to choose between
them on the green's.
| Easy for KiDdt In A. VI.
In the morning Readc had eliminated
Joseph Green. Of RoXborough. one up
| turning in a card Of 81. Kindt had alsc
come through-his victory being a trint
more Top -sided-a 3 and win over Tct
Button. the home clubs hope Hi'
mark Of SO for the thirteen holes wa.
five strokes better than his negotiation
of the same distance in the afternoon
tilt And in this very tournament botl
lads had marks down in the late TO's.
Beadle stepped off on the wrong foo
at tho very first tee. He topped hi,
drive. and pulled it down into III,
rough. Then he used an iron, ant
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HOW Does II Strike YOU?
The Last Sputt
"OId Man" BrittOn
Black SOx Tour
THE oSsERvEs ss

hs YOU sit in the observation train thrill the sight Of
"a % as ap s s tn. s% s Of and % n. @ Of ss sss.,
s ,ssn ] over % M the FINISHING .sn.n ns m
ur Of the strain strain heart his numb
% III; i% S raised " the physical
, ,s n .rsss s sse~ @ ] against at r1 5 5 W." % . @ % , % (. r1ss
the thrse.me pull Annapolis washington Cornell
by the
they did s , sm sy s had 3 the T @ and then re
three soa
.A,'esea
>''
, " ss. the e seea on the %" " " '''"e
not s's enough sT"
last mad spurt to the gon
less WILLARD
's the cans ma. ""s ri.
Crow JackB Britton
BRlrroN is the 0d man. of boxing What feeble old man he
young lightweight champion.
,,.a bout .... New 5 @ s @ @ s s. es
been Ta Clean That s'rs1" wHs . the ma %
sshn ' 'he a was was
The There % nns @ who ssn ] both . e11sE smmUs , rs Il their % and
weight "n a s%% % rss the s xo @rfs % The light ha S
stay away from Lew Tender left glove will his from
s S"sS r r ns sss Ts" ms
Brlton close the the
Would that all could
CURLEY OGDEN has by c he half tho
S S.n s srSs's ss s,%s,. % % t,: should stick on the AS payroll
Black SOx
EXPULSION from
~ code Of Jackson an Risberg.
1t Is alleged that these three playing under 'phoney"
independent club controlled by a New ~ -
The club transforms and waits IN
ambush betting "suckers
obtains commanding lead and the yankd
ana an experienced hur substituted
with ~ ~ 0
~ 1t horse race after
IL isn't gambling it's stealing. ~ " 'e'
The Black Sox have played
defeat OF Babe Norton. the
| d. o. Anderson. Australia, in the a surpris
supports Anderson tourney
last year. Anderson Of the tennis
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Bobby Jones to Take
T,UO Years at Harvard

Atlanta, Ga, June 29.-Robert
i. Jones, Of Atlanta, Southern
amateur golf champion. will enter
Harvard this fall to take bachelor
Of arts degree, which probably
will require two years, according to
his father. Robert p. Jones. Young
Jones was twenty last March II.
He will enter the national amateur
and open golf tournaments this sum.
mer. He was graduated at Georgia
Tech this spring.
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GIANTS TO PLAY STENT0N
Richmond Team Has Seven Vic.
tories Over the LEADING cIubs

The Richmond Giants, who have been
on trip. are back here for n series of
games. The Southerners are one of
the best of the colored attractions and
tonight will meet the Stenton Field Club
at Phil Elena and Musgrave streets.
Liz Powell. who has pitched for a
week, will hurl.
The Giants have an enviable record.
with victories over Flcisher, North
Phils, Tamaqua twice, Baltimore Black
Sox six times and they beat Chappic
Johnson's Royal Stars four out of Ave.
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retiring the side and ending the game.
Pitcher Jones, of Dobson. hurled one
of the very best games for the weavers
and as a result the East Falls team
scored a 4-to-3 victory over Hilldale,
even though it required ten innings. Up
until the ninth the Darbyites had se-
cured but two hits, but rally enabled
them to count twice and tie the score.
In the tenth Reed reached first and
went all the way to third on a wild peg
by Judy johnson and scored the win
ming run on Hoffman's sacrifice fly.
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BARTRAM AND HATCH
TO PLAY FOUR GAMES
Meet In First Of Series on Motor.
lists Field Tonight

The Hatch Motor and Bartram Park
baseball teams have met on the dia :
mond on four occasions this seas
Each has won two. the Hatch boys win.
ming the first two and Bartram an.
nexing >the final pair.
Smyth and Troy each have pitched
two and won one game. The first went
to the Hatch boys, 0-S, and they won
the second III. Bartram then started
winning and came off on the long end !,
9-S and IA.
The first game of the present series
will be staged at Forty seventh and
Spruce streets tonight, the second at
Bartram Park tomorrow and the other
two on July 4. one on each field. Smyth
will hurl for the Hatch Club tonight.
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Shocker Ready for Mound DUTY

St. Louis. June 29.--Crban Shocker. star
pitcher for the St. Louis browns. has left
a local hospital after having spent two weeks
to recover from strained ligament in his
right thigh. He is expected to take his reg
ular turn on the mount about July /.
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Bill Bailey Shipped to Texas

81. Louis. June 20.-Biil Bailey. veteran
!efthander. has been released by the Cards
change for RAY Blades second baseman.
Houston also gets a catcher whose namo
with Houston for the remainder OF the sea
son.
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Old York Road Get. Home Grounds

The Old York Road team has secured home
Rrounds and will open the season tomorrow
Germantown. with Ferko e. Jones. Home
games will be played Tuesdays and Fridays.
exchange dates should address Harry Mohr.
3104 Emerald street.
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"FOLLOWING THROUGH"
The golf links crowded these fine s,Im-
mer days. both with amateur and profes-
sional players. Every move OF interest 70
the lovers OF the game is given proper no.
tics written by that authority Frank Nc
Cracken, for the readers Of the PrRIIc
LEDGER Make 1t n Habit. ."-ldr,
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GIRLS BALL TEAMS TO
PLAY FIRST OF SERIES
FraneIsvIlle and FIeIsher Mines to
Meet on Yarners' Field

FraneIsvI'le and FleIsher Mines to
Meet on Yarners' Field
Two of the best girls baseball teams
will meet tonight in the first of series
of games for the championship of the
city.
The contestants are Fleisher md
Francisville girls. The former have
won seven out of twelve games PLAYED
this season for percentage of .5S3.
The same teams met several years ago
for silver cup emblematic of CITY
honors and Fleisher won.
The teams will take the field Mt G TX
=. NJ. as follows:
-..FLEISHER FRANCJsvuIr
WlgeinS. 1b. Wolf
('onlln. 8b. Rus.cIIn
SchaeRer. cf. Mitrhcii III
SSnEe!. D.. Conway. 2b.
Watkins. 2b. C0icmnn' ab mo-
SSM. - Rhodes, RI,
Mcbride. c. Hury. =;
Curran. ..
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byl-li zprvu nesmifiteln5, jiste
povolil We sve pfisnosti, kdyz je
ode mne navzdy odloucen. ia
podobizna byla vsecko, co mu
po mne zustalo." Nezapomn6-
la jsem vdbec t6chto matGi-
nych slov. Kdyz jsem mela "a
rmutek, ze jsem il ztratila, od-
dala jsem Sc nadeji, ze by Sc Ia
to podobizna mohla op9t nalez
ii. Odvazila jsem Sc vas prosi-
ii, abyste sem pfisel, abych Sc
vas zeptala, exituje-li jeste, je-
Ii vam mozno uciniti, abych il
dostala."
"A byla jste dobfe Inspire
vana, slecno, nebot' tato upo-
mfnka yam tax drahocenna,
jak chapu, jeste existuje a bu-
de snadne, abyste il dostala."
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remu muzi. Nebyli spolu ami
pdl hodiny a jiz byli d1verni,
jakoby Sc znali leta. Pan. Ber-
nard Pellier, .velmi zaujat tim
to setkanfm mlade divky $ hra
betem, ktere sam pfipravil, je
nechal hovoriti, zapomfnaje ma
klienty, kteri cekali v kancela-
Fl a obetuje vsecko okamzite-
mu uspokojeni.
Kdyz Armand Sc odvazil u
ciniti jemnou narazku, ze bude
st asten nabidnouti sluzby sve
mlade pribuzne v pripade splat
nosti, podekovala mu a velmi
proste mu vylozila, ze jm6ni,
jez 81 prinesla po prodeji otcov
skeho statku, jest asi dvanact
set tisic frankd a zabezpecuje
j padesat tisic frankI dlcho-
du. :
Nebylo tedy tfeba starati Sc
o jejf hmotne postaveni.
"Co mohu tedy pro vas ucini-
ti?" rekl hrabe trochu udive-
ne. nebot' docela nevidel. kan
jej chce sestrenka zavesti.
..'Mdzete mi. pane, uciniti
velmi velikou radost. Zili jsme
y Kanade v hffotnem pfepy-
chu, ale beze vseho umelecke-
no strojeni. Veffl byste, ne
mann ami otcovy podobizny mi
mo prostredni daguerotyp, zho
toveny pred jeho odjezdem z
Francie ktery mi jej nepri-
pomina vdbec tax, jako jsem
jej znala. Pokud sc tyce matky
nemam niceho, co by mi il OH.
| vilo. Myslila jsem, ze mezi
predmety, jez mas dedecek cd.
kazal vast matce, bylo by mo.
zno najiti podohiznu, kteroU
ma matka namalovati dala nez
odjela do Ameriky a kterou pt
slala svemu otci. .Koikrat m
| Ivypravela v slzach, re neobdr
zela ami slova sc zpravou, u
predmet dosel ma jeho adresu
Rikala: "Neni mQzno, aby j
mlj otec nebyl podrzel. Prot
: -svemu hn6vu mne mel rad :
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LACE - LACE! - Proda Sc
maly domek, vsechno zaffzeni,
prave bude dohotoveny, MALE
"a Sc blze vych. 131. ul.; pro
rychly prodej .da Sc velnai lev
ne, dale jednorodinny a dvou-
rodinny dun ma dlazdene uli-
.ci. Haste sc " els. 1862
Craven Ave. aneb v els. 124O6
Farringdon Ave. ca
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sveho hlasu, ami kdyz notaf pra
vii, pfedstavuje j mladsho mu

sveho hlasu, ami kdyz notaf pra
vii, pfedstavuje il mladeho mu
3e: Il
"Slecno, pan hrab9 de Fon-
tenay, vas bratranec, s nfmz
jste Sc chtela setkati."
Opet uklonila hlavu ma zna-
menf dfki a zvedla lehce MAJ
lou rucku We volne svedske ru-
kavicce. On usedl velmi pIvab-
ne proti nj, doceia blizko nota-
rova stolkua a ubezpecil il polo
hlasne, ze je stsasten, ~mIze-li
il byti k sluzbam, mize-li j v
cemkoli byti uzitecnym nebo
prijemnym. Chvili setrvala v
mlceni, pax plnym q zpevnym
hlasem, ktery nepostradal leh
Ike ostrosti ciziho prizvuku,
mu podekovala "a horlivost,
kterou projevil, kdyz pfisel ma
jeji zadost pocala mu vysvet-
lovati sve postavenf.
Pfisla Kanady, kde zili je-
j otec a matka dvacet pet Jet
" okoli Quebecu, v hospodar-
stvi, jez dlouho kvetlo. Otec,
pGvodem Holand'an, zahynul
" prudke epidemii, jez pred
tremi roxy zdecimovala obyva-
telstvo. Matka vysilena starost
mi, jez vynakladala We dne v
noci o sveho muze, podryta "a
rmutkem mad jeho ztratou, po-,
dlehla "a rok - mlada dlvka
zIstala sama Sc starou prlbuz-
nou otcovy strany, kterou
kdysi prijali a jez byla v bide
vasnive .pfilnula k nj. Diva
roxy. Sc pokousela divka pro-
dati otcdv obchod, ale zklama-
ma obchodniky, kteri vyuzili je
j nezkusenosti, musila prodati
lacino znacny majetek a zne-
chucena krajem, kde Sc naro-
dila, ale kde prav6, zakusila
tax tezke mrzutosti a tax kru-
ty zarmutek, vratila Sc do
Francie dmyslem, usaditi Sc
tn navzdy.
Zatfm CO Lucie vypravela
zdrzelivymi slovy a urcitym
pohledem, ktery znacil ducha
zaroven odhodlaneho a velmi
vzdelaneho, pozoroval il hrabe
a pomalu byl ziskan pIvabem,
ktery nj prystil. Byl uchva-
cujici kontrast mezi p1vabem
jeff osoby, sladkosti jejiho obli
ceje a pevnostf jejiho slova.
'Vse, co svddneho bylo v jeff
krase, bylo zmirneno tim, CO
bylo muzneho v jejim chova-
nj. Jeji rec We chvllich, kdy Sc
vzrusovala, yyjadrovala samo-
statnou formu - skoro panovi-
tou, jez prozrazovala zenu,
ktera dlouhe mesice projedna-
vala velmi romantic zalezito-
sti S lidmi zchytralymi a spat-
ne smyslejfcimi. Kdyby Sc "a.
vrely jeji oci a poslouchal sc
jeji vazny hlas a presny no.
vor, mohl by 81 kazdy mysliti
ze ma co ciniti mladym ho'
chem a nikoli s mladou divkou
| DOZEN, jaky vnukla hrab6t
! hned z pocatku, byla upfimni
sympatie. Byla prosta koket
, nosti, ze ami ma minutu no ne
!, napadlo deklamovati il madri
galy a ze il obetoval sve pfa
telstvi, jakoby to ucinil nekte
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PRzAvA LACE MA ,ZAPADNf

'PR,AvA LACE MA ZAPADNf
STRANE. - v nejkratsi dobe
muslin prodati velmi p6kne ro-
hove obchodni misto ma hlavni
ulici Denison Ave. Jest to
ve1ky grocerni stor dvou by
tech S 'koupelnami, p6kny
sklep pod celou budovou a vel
ky lot. Tento majetek ma
pravou cenu $11,000, avsak
pro rychly prodej da Sc "a
pouhych $4,000. Haste Sc v
e. 1882 w. 48. ul. blize Clark
Ave. Tel. Hemlock COLI.
lila
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PRODAlM neb vynxnim farmu

|PRODAM neb vymznim farmu
10 104 akrech "a $12.500. Far
mu o 371a akrech "a $500.
- dunn pro dive rodiny, 10 po-
koju, dive koupelny, je ma "a
padni strane, vym6nf Sc jedno-
|rodinny kdekoliv. -Grocerni
"a reznicky obchod v Corlett,
obchOdni lot pa vych. l31. ul.,
|-moderni dunn o 6ti pokojich,
koupelna, plyn, elektrika, ma
leza Sc v Corlett, cena $500.
Haste sc u JOS. Krizek, 1870
Durkee Ave. v Cleveland, o.
Ills
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PRlJME Sc zena ma domaci
praci, .vari Sc donna a NIUE mi
ii dobry domov, jeden v rodin6.
Nechte adresu v adm. t. listu
pod zIlaGkou Box 100.
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PRODA Sc zarizeni z obuv-
nicke dilny, stroje, zasoby a
podobne. Tez mono toto
misto prejmouti. Haste sc v
&. 2783 w. 18th st. po 6. hod.
vecer. fila
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fet.ss y...- - .te1sk.~ .zassf. !.
POSLEDNi LASKA.
-. n d N 4 N
n y IA * n
Napsal G. Ohnet. Pfelozn ]. Saic.
z. ~ ~ 49,. a.ax.1s,ste

kdo neodv&zf zniGiti, ale KITE
rym Sc pohrda. Armand il po-
stavil do sklennfku mezi wac
ne pamatky, jez mel po matce.
A v teto chvili sc mu zdaly ry-
sy mlade zeny, reprodukovane
ma tenkem listku re slonoviny,
velmi urcite, skoro live. Oci
mely zivy pohled, 1sta Sc usmi
vala a ma rovnem a hladkem
cele Sc kaderily kastanove Via
sy v lehkych krouzcich. Podo-
bala Sc sve matce tato pribuz-
ma, jez prisla z dalekych kra-
jd, a byla to Pont-C Croixova, na-
bo Andrimontova?
Ze syeho zn6ni byl vyrusen
st6kotem psf, ktefi ,skakali ma
dvore, vedeni str6zci. Vlozil
dopis pana Bernardo Relliera
do zasuvky, vstal a live sesed
dold, pridruzil Sc k svym pra-
ltelIm.
I Ale tato v6c jej zajlmala.
Byl rozhodnut nejfti do Parize
pred po0atkem prfstiho mesi-
ce, aby nemusila hrab&nka sa-
ma vitati hosty. Koncem tydne
stal Sc netrpelivym "a napsal
svemu notafi, ze bude v jeho
kancelari v pondei v jednu no.
dinu. PAX Sc. upokojil. Bylo to
zvlastni. Nemluvil vdbec hra
benkou o sdeleni pana Bernar
da Pelliera. Prvnf den to bylo
proto, ze byl neschopen dati
sve choti jiste zpravy, tykajici
Sc tohoto planete, je ztajne Wy
razilo ma strome jeho rodokme-
nu.tNecht6l Sc vydati ma pospas
otazkam, ma nez mcdowell od-
povedeti. "Jak! Mel jste Sc
strenku a mic jste nerekl? Jme
nuje Sc Andrimontova a to je
prvni zprava, kterou mate :?
Cim jest? Co della? Odkud pri-
chazi? Kan jde? Co name k
ocekavani, nebo echo Sc name
obavati? Rucite "a mravnost
te divky, jez prichazf z takove
dali a otevrete il naruc?" Ra-
deli tu vec nerozkfikl. By
! lvzdycky cas- to fici mohl tc
I, zjeviti, az by spatril slecnu
Andrimontovou, az by S nj pro.
mluvil, az by zvedel vazne in.
formace o nj.
v pondeli odjel rannim Via
KEN, prijel do Parize k snida.
nj a kdyz vykonal jednu nebt
dive cesty, vessel docela pfesna
v recenou chvili do kancelart
pana Bernardo Pelliera. By
prijat prvnim pisafem, jen;
mu rekl, re pan ma v kabinetl
nekoho. Odvetil:
"Snad prave je to nekdo,
kym sc mann setkati. Podejte
prosim, mIj listek -"
u Sotva zapadly vycpane dive
re, ktere chranily klienty pre-
veskerou indiskretnosti, ope
: Sc otevrely a objevil Sc notar
usmevavou tvafi. Vztahl ruk
ke svemu klientovi s pfate
:, skou d1vernosti stareho kan;
: rada z koleje a pohlednuv pre-