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Evening journal., 1922-04-18
KEYSTONE HOT SHOTS

Happy Morris, Tommy Chairs and
Kid Atksss celebrated Easter in a
very conspicuous manner and now
their new Easter clothes will have
20 be remodeled. Where did you
strike your luck, boys?
Nathan Sklut has certainly
made a hit as a clown. His latest
offer has come from the Barnum
and Bailey circus.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will resume
Its dances on Thursday. The pub
lie is invited.
Joe Mooney, Johnny Herman and
Young Carney look ike future ring
stars. All the boys are bantam
weights and will bear watching.
Ralph Raymond, the clubs crack
welterweight. started training yes
terday He regards X. o. Al Barnes
challenge as a huge Joke.
Park Perrine gave Patty Murphy
stiff workout at the club last even
ing much to the delight OF the mem
oers present.
Gahlon Dhue was present at last
nights meeting and certainly helped
10 put a lot of pep in the meeting.
The meeting was one OF the best
held by the club for a long time.
Jimmy Dodds, the local crack
roller skater. Joined us last evening
He certainly is a big addition.
The get-together meeting and So
cial on next Tuesday evening prom
ises to be the best social event ever
pulled of by the Keystone. They
extend a cordial invitation TO all
their members and friends to attend
Pete Devine is proving to be one
of the clubs best workers. He has
his whole heart and soul In the club
and "a hours a day at that.
Billy Springer and his athletic
COMMITTEES are the real thing
Springer Is the best chairman that
ever headed an athletic committed
at the club.
ollie Buckmaster defeated Frankie
Brown yesterday in a flve game
series and now claims the champion
ship Of the club at quoits.
The club has decided to have ar
independent baseball team in the
field the coming season and at last
nights meeting elected Glen Hacketi
and Patty Murphy to manage the
team. They expect to open the sea
son on April 20.
Joe Dianno, better known 10 loca
boxing fans as Joe Denny. Is train
ing daily and prepared to meet an,
Of the local 13s-pound boys.
What has become OF Jackie
Hindsley? Jackie we hear gooC
news about you.
Binky McGinnis and Frank Wig
nola are thinking about walking
from coast 10 coast. Wilmer says 8
they are successful he will presen
both with a pair OF iron lined hose
If any Of you thinks he Is good a
playing checkers, drop around an,
evening and Mr. Pennewell will ties
you. He has trimmed all his op
ponents so far.
The male members OF the clul
and the ladies' auxiliary are plan
ming on giving an outing about tn
middle Of May. Most likely II viii
be held on the farm OF william
Leech.
John Heracl will again give
wrestling exhibition and feats O
strength at Friday evenings sta
party.
Johnny Baker. the clubs younge'
athlete. is making a big name 10
himself and will rank with the bel
ail-around athletes in the countI
in the near future. Keep the GOO
work up, kid.
Paul Heating. the old reliabi
will never forget that trip TO Bait
more. Remember that first restat
rant. Paul7
Evening journal., 1922-04-18
ATHOJGF1T
FOR TO-DAY

If thou draw out thy soul TO
the hungry, and satisfy the af-
flictcd soul, then shall thy light
rise I'm obscurity, and thy dark
ness be as the MONDAY, and the
Lord shall guide thee contlnu-
ally.-Isaiah 63:1O, IL.
Is true freedom but to break
Fetters for our own dear sake,
And with leathern hearts forget
That we owe mankind debtY
mol True freedom Is to share
All the chains our brothers
wear,
And with heart and hand to be
Earnest to make others freel
james Russell Lowell.
Evening journal., 1922-04-18
CHESAPEAKE CITY WANTS on

The Chesapeake City A. A Chesa-
peake City. Nd. is late in filling out
its schedule this season and is de-
sirous Of arranging games with Will
mington teams. Several Saturday
dates. Memorial Day. Fourth OF July
and Labor Day for double-headersi
are all open. The Chesapeake City
management will be glad TO accom-
MEDIATE any first-class aggregations
Games can be arranged by getting in
touch with Secretary II. f. Film
game, Chesapeake City.
Evening journal., 1922-04-18
$500. 900 OF THIS ISSUE FOR USE OF
BOARD OF HARBOR COMMITS
SIONERS.


This issue of 100000 Sinking Fund
Bonds is made under authority OF An
Act Of General Assembly. approved April
- A. d. 1917, entitled "An Act in Re-
latlon TO the Harbor Of the City OF
Wilmington" and under authority of tho
four following ordinances OF THE Coun-
Gil" entitled IAN Ordinance TO au.
thorize The Mayor and Council OF VIII
mington' to borrow Two Million Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars. to be ex-
pended under the charge OF the Board
of Harbor Commissioners Of the said
city for the purpose Of PURCHASING
land, the riparian rights and for the
building and constructing OF wharves,
piers, docks. slips, bulkheads and ter
minals, together with warehouses, rails,
tracks and operating machinery and
for increasing the harbor and shipping
facilities Of the city OF Wilmington"
passed by The Council and approved
by the Mayor August is. a. d. 1921
IAN Ordinance to amend an Ordi-
nance Entitled An Ordinance 70 Au-
thorize The Mayor and Council Of VIII
mington to borrow TWO MILLION
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS (s25Oo. O0O) 70 be expended under d7I
the charge of the BOARD OF HARBOR
COMMISSIONERS OF said city, for the
purpose Of purchasing land, the ripar-
Ion rights and for the building and con-
structing Of wharves, piers, docks,
slips, bullSheads and terminals, to-
D
and operating machinery and for In
creasing the Harbor and Shipping Fa-
cllitles of the City OF Wilmington. ."
Passed by 1.-THE Council June 30,
1921, and approved by The Mayor
June 30, 1921.
IAN Ordinance to amend an Ordinance
entitled An Ordinance to amend an
Ordinance entitled An Ordinance to
authorize the Mayor and Council oi
Wilmington to borrow TWO MILLION
/ FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL.
under tho charge of the BOARD Op
/ HARBOR COMMISSIONERS OF said
| city and for the purpose OF purchasing
land. the riparian rights and for the
building and constructing OF wharves
piers, docks. slips. bulkheads and ter
minals. together with warehouses, rails,
tracks and operating machinery and
for increasing the harbor and shipping
facilities OF the city Of Wilmington. ="
Passed by The Council, March 3. 1922.
Approved by The Mayor, March O. 1922.
Mayor and Council Of wilmington to
borrow $500 O0O) SIX HUNDRED
4 THOUSAND DOLLARS to be expended
under the charge Of THE BOARD OF
/ HARBOR COMMISSIONERS Of said
city for the purpose OF purchasing
land the riparian rights and for tho
building and constructing Of wharves,
piers docks. slips, bulkheads and ter
minals. together with warehouses, rails,
tracks and operating machinery, and
for increasing the harbor and shipping
facilities OF the City OF Wilmington. "
Passed by The Council. March 16, 1929
and approved by The Mayor, March
is. 1922.
Evening journal., 1922-04-18
SIS. 900 OF THIS ISSUE FOR CON-
STRUCTION OF A GARBAGB DIS
nnGAT


This issue Is made under Authority
OF An Act OF the General Assembly Of
the State OF Delaware, approved March
81, A. d. 1891, entitled IAN Act to re-
wise and consolidate the statutes relat-
ing to the City Of Wilmington, as
amended by Chapter III, Volume a.
Laws Of Delaware, by providing for
the erection and maintenance and op-
Grafton OF a city crematory or crema-
tories or garbage disposal plant or
plants and for the issuance OF bonds
Tor the erection thereof" and under
authority OF an Ordinance Of THE
Council" passed March 9Th A. d. 1922.
and approved by The Mayor March IL.
A. d. 1922. entitled
IAN Ordinance TO authorize The
Mayor and Council OF Wilmington to
borrow SEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS. to be expended under the
charge Of the BOARD OF HEALTH OF
said city for the purpose Of building
and constructing Garbage Disposal
Plant.
Evening journal., 1922-04-18

People born on this date are I'M
der especially planetary favor and
viii do well TO make new deals and
20 close contracts on this date. The
Want Ads are your best friends.
Evening journal., 1922-04-18
PARKsIDE PosTPoNEs FUN,

Parkside has postponed the get.
together rally 1t was to hold In III
quarters tonight. The date was sci
back on account of a death in this
family Of one OF the club members
Evening journal., 1922-04-18

Steel workers. iron workers and
moulders will do we'll to use the
Want Ads in their search for new
positions. These will be of a great
assistance.
Evening journal., 1922-04-18

My son, II thou hast anything
good to dispose Of. thou canst find
ready market for It in the Want
Ads.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-04-18

Contractors and builders, as well
as masons and bricklayers will do
well by watching the Want Ads for
new work and better positions this
week and next.
Evening journal., 1922-04-18

ais sssssssss -
SCORE BY INNINGS
Salesianum ...

Salesianum ..... o 0 . o 2 40
st. Joe's ....... 90 o o o o.
Struck out-By Kerrigan is. by Kelley
70. Bases on balls-On Kerrigan ., off
Kelly g. Two-base hits-Curry. Col
Inns. Three-base hit-Sheehy. Double
play-Collins to Malloy to Cannon. Wild
pitch-kelley.
Evening journal., 1922-04-18

Economical shoppers find wonder
full savings In the Want Ad Columns
ADV.
Evening journal., 1922-04-18
$40 900 OF THIS ISSUE FOR USE OF
BOARD OF WATER COM
NIGgIONERg

This issue Is made under authority OF
An Act OF General Assembly OF State
OF Delaware. approved March II. A. D.
! The Mayor and Council OF Wilmington
l to borrow money for Public Work and
| Improvement" and under authority Of
An Ordinance OF The Council" passed
March Q. A. d. 1922. and approved by
The Mayor, March II, A. d. 1922, en-
titled IAN Ordinance to authorize The
Mayor and Council or Wilmington to
| borrow SEVENTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS, to be expended under the charge
Of THE BOARD OF WATER COM
| MISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF WILL
/ MINGTON FOR WATER MAIN AND
SERVICE EXTENSIONS AND RE-
| NEWALS."
Said bonds will bear date OF May
2 A. D. 1929. and will be issued in de-
nominations Of Fifty Dollars or null
tiples thereof, bear interest at rate OF
-Four and One-half per centum per an
mum az "a payable seml-annually on
April j and October Of each year. until
maturity and they viii mature as fol-
lows:
s 70, $50 will mature April l, A. d. 1e49.
| 155. 200 will mature Oct. /, A. D. 1919.
| 15s.300 will mature April /, A. u. 1850.
| 1851 500 win mature Oct. l, A. d. 1850
"a $50 will mature April /. A. d. 1861.
Issue Of $4,000 will mature April
Issue Of $4,000 win mature April /.
A n. 1857.
All proposals must be accompanied
by a Certified Check, payable to the
order OF 1.-THE Mayor and Council OF
Wilmington" for two CD per centum
Of the amount OF bonds for which bid
is submitted, same TO be forfeited IN
case the successful bidder or bidders
fail 10 accept and settle for bonds
awarded them at City Treasurer's
Office, Wilmington, Delaware, at or be-
fore 10 O'Clock noon daylight saving
time). on 22nd day OF May. a. D. 1922,
with accrued interest from May 2, A d.
1922.
The genuineness OF the signatures OF
the officials signing said bonds and OF
the seal impressed thereon will be Ger
titled TO by the United States Mortgage
land Trust Company OF New York city,
Hoyt, Of New York City. that the bonds
are legal and binding obligations OF the
City OF Wilmington. win be furnished
to the successful bidder or bidders,
| All proposals must be enclosed in
sealed envelopes, addressed TO Samuel
~. White. City Treasurer. Wilmington,
Delaware, and marked "Proposals for
Sinking Fund Loan"
The right is hereby reserved to re-
ject any or all bids
JAMES B. McMANUs,
JOHN +. HENRY,
JAMES S. EVANS,
Finance Committee Of The Council. %
ROBERT d. KEMP.
DAVID NJ. HILLEGAs.
JOHN J. MONAGHAN,
Commissioners Of Sinking FUND
apr1b-1S- 20-22-24-2s-2S.
Evening journal., 1922-04-18
PLENTY OF PEP
IN SOLDIERS PLAY

PLAYHOUSB-"The Silver Anniver-
sary Jubilee" musical comedy in
eight scenes. given by patients OF
TIE United States Veterans Hos
pital, No. AZ. Perry Point Nd.
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Father ............ ROBERT a. Euiiloi Z, il
Mother ...........' MISS Nlav ,,t i,s., ,'.
Son ............... Harry Whiteacre
Mary Ann Minter ... Harry Newman
Mabelreno Normand Walter Horstick
l. NJ A. Rummy Edward f. Mechlng
Wally e. T. Read ....Jerome . ConhoI
Nervous Algeron ......George CARNEY
Michael Patrick Cohen, Raymond lrDen
Porter Sol Chaaid
The siop Pail Waiter. Clarence Claypool
The Jazzho Walter. Thomas j. Foro
Glrls-Tillie, George W. Richardson
Mllie Martin Gallagher; SHY ROD
ert T. Price, Mile Robert Jones'
Hinle Harold Clark Billie. Ulysses
Arhontous. Phillly, Robert Toombs
Boys-Johnny, John J. Rely; Sammy
Manuel Catherine; Jimmy Lynton
Hazelbaker, Eddie, Carl Anderson
Freddie, Eddie Horning. Charlie. Mar
tin Acton; Teddie, James OIiara-
There was pep" a-plenty in the
performance entitled THE Silver
Anniversary Jubilee" given in the
Playhouse last night by patients OF
the United States Veterans Hospital
at Perry Point, Nd. 1t was an 'all
star" cast. and the combination
formed brilliant constellation.
The audience laughed almost con-
tinuously, and when not laughing
Expressed its pleasure by vigorous
applause Thus the show was put
"over the top" with true American
spirit. Nor did the fact that the hos
pital lacks patients Of the fair sex
prevent tho appearance of high
kicking chorus of SHOW girls. p
There were enough songs, dances,
sklts, novelties and surprises to pro-
vide for two shows.
Proceeds from the performance
will be devoted to tke purchase OF
recreation and athletic supplies for
the hospital
Evening journal., 1922-04-18
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS Will be received al
office Of Samuel j. White. City Treas.
urer. Wilmington. Delaware. until Il
o'clock noon daylight saving tlme) on
Monday, first day of May, A. D. 1922
for all or any part thereof. Of SEVEN
HUNDRED AND FORTY FIVE THOU
SAND DOLLARS (S745.000) Of City Of
Wilmington Sinking Fund Bonds. Is.
sued for following purposes:
$500, 900 for use of Board OF HarboI
Commissioners.
$1,000 for Construction OF a Garbage
Disposal Plant.
10000 for use of Board OF Water
Commissioners.
Evening journal., 1922-04-18
DARKNESS HALTS
TWILIGHT GAMES
standing Of the clubs.


Adlon. 4: Five Points, 3.
Defiance, 3; st. Hedwig. 2.
Other games postponed.
Evening journal., 1922-04-18

Said bonds are being issued under aus
thority Of the respective Acts Of General
Assembly and Ordinances Of THE
Councir' hereinbelow mentioned;
Evening journal., 1922-04-18
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Jan Strnad, pochazejici

Jan Strnad, pochazejlcl 4
Mancic kolina n. L.,
Marie Horka roz. Karbusi-
cka, mar. We Velimi.
Josef Schmelhans, posledne
9616 Manor Byld., Cleveland.
Josef Rebechek, posledne
1912 Broadway, Cleveland, O.
Josef Racman, posledne v
Clevelandu, O.
Johann Beilkonje, alias Kra-
ner.
Prokop Engelbert, Henry st.
River Rouge, Mich.
Frantisek Pintera, posledne
4731 Broadway, Cleveland, O.
Lajos 10th, posledni 4701
Clifford Ave-, Cleveland, O.
Istvan Kuti Csech, posledne
23O3 Franklin St., Cleveland.
Michal Krupar, posledne
1869 w. AZ St., Cleveland, O.
Imre Sirilo, posledne 90l8
Holton Ave, Cleveland, o.
Petr Oprsal, posledne r. f.
Box 60, Lyons, O.
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"ORFEUS v PODSVETf"

Ia pomerne sluSne navstevy,
jez mohla byti v pomeru k ma
emah have praci zajiste jeste vet
ST, predvedl vcera pevecky sbor
Lumir-Hlahol ma jevisti 'Ceske
Narodni Sine ma Broadway vel
kou 4-scenovou operetu Jaku-
!ba Offenbacha, zde dosud ne
davaneho "Orfea v podsve-
Iti". Hudba, zpevy i hra nemi-
nuly Sc ucinkem a jak jsme V
lsobotu predpovedeli, potesime
|se veselou skladbou snad jeste
|jednou a sice jak jsme doslech-
iii V srpnu neb pocatkem zari u
|prilezitosti sjezdu c. S. P. S.
v titulni uloze &C obtizne a
"a to ne dvakrate vdecne, dr.
Eel Sc statecne p. j. Srsen a
podobne pekne odzpivala Euri-
|diku, zamilovanou jeho zenu,
81. r. Manakova. Solo mel p. B.
Sixta, jenz podal hromovladce
Jupitera velice dobre a doka-
zal, ze lie dociliti uspechu i hu
|morem umirnenym. Vybornou
|byla Diana 81. j. MikeSove a
|podobne dluzno pochvaliti i ce
lou radu ostatnich olympickych
bohu a panbicku. Junonu hrala
|pi. A. Svehlova, Famu 81. A.
Hachova, roZmilym Amorkem
byla 81. l.. Porbova, Venusi. 81.
"A. Wagnerova, Minervou 81. l..
Dockalova. Plutonem (Aristeu-
sem) p. K. Belsan, Merkurem
p. V. Preisler, Marsem, riznym
bohem valky p. K. Sole, Aesku-
lapem p. 0. Vanek a Morfeem
p. V. Svoboda. Kuplet Jeana
.Styxe (p. X. Kubelik) "Kdyz
jsem byl princem z Arkadie"
dockal Sc pc vybornem predne-
su hlucneho prijeti. Mensi uloz
ky Cerbera a Charona obstarali
panove G. Vacek a G.. Fal.
Hlavni zasluhu Ia vypraveni
mohou 81 pficitati PIP. F. j.
Friedl a Edw. Krejsa, prvnej-I
ST hru nejen sam upravil, party
i hlasy rozepsal, ale byl hyb-
nou silou celeho predstaveni,
kdezto pan Krejsa Sc podjal
nemene obtizneho ukolu ma
viciti zpevy, podarilo Sc obema
-preplouti st'astne obtize, KITE
rych vypraveni podobneho dila
.skyta vice nez-li dosti. Pred
staveni slo hladce, az ma pone-
kud dlouhe prestavky a Jistc
poklesky v mluve, tax ku pri-
kladu sklonujeme slovo Orfe-
us - Orfeovi a nikoli Orfeu-
SOW, pod. Mic jinak bylo pred
staveni velice zdarile a jevl cd
operety posledni jisty pokrok.
Take kostymovani bylo ten
tokrate pfilehave a efektni.
Sbor chysta k pflsti sezone
prekvapeni a sice vypravenim
puvodni lyricke opery "Zeni-
chove." komponovanou sbormi-
strem p. Edw. Krejsou ma IL
breto upravene Vaclavem Kho-
penn. Take move slozeny or
|chestr sc nam zamlouval pecli-
wynn sehranim taktez obtlzne-
no partu hudebniho.
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KONSULAT CSR. v CLEVE.
LANDU, O.,
(8O3 w. Superior Ave. Wade
IBldg.) hleda nasledujici Osoby

Stefan Uhlyari, alias SZeke-
ly Bella, posledne V Clevelandu.
Michal Matisko, posledne r.
F. d. No. 5 Box 1872, Glouster.
Ohio.
Johann Pavlik, Gave. 81
Cleveland, 0.
Karoline Sokol, provd. Tay-
lor a Karel Sokol, poslcdne ,
Clevelandu, O.
Jozef Husar, poslednc ,
Youngstown, O.
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PRODA Sc grocerni obchod v
rohove budove, kde je 10 po-
koju, koupeIna garaz. Ia
volejte Lincoln, 2l27; dale
Sc proda delikatesni obchod,
kde sc trzi Nd $1,000 tydne ma
Euclid ave. Blizsi sdeli jed
mattel po 5. hodine vecer els.
1921 vych. 55. ul. So
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firmy S. Semler V t. w. Cerve-
mem mlyne We Vochove u Plzne
a zahy nabyl znacnych rome
RI, zniciv cetne stroje hotOve
plet. zbozi dratene. Pres to zda
Sc, re V nekterych oddelenlch
bude sc moci co nejdrive praco-
vati. Ma zdolani zhoubneho III
vlu pracoval hasiesky sbor pl-
zensky sbory okolni. Skoda je
znacna, avsak pojistkou kry-
ia.
Milostne drama. 8. t. m.
pozde V noel nalezl cetnicky
strazmistr u mestecka Sedlice
u Blaine mrtvoly milencu, 49,
lete dcery reznika Holenky a
krejciho Halouna z Lazu u
Strakonic. Mrtvola divky me-
la dVe fany z reVolveru, mile
nee jednu ranu We spanku. Ho-
lenkova zanechala dopis, v
nemz motivujc spolecnou sebe-
vrazdu nest astnou laskou a
projevuie prani, ably oba byli
pohrbeni V jenom hrobe.
Zlodejska navsteva nemec-
kem kasine. Ma Zacatku
dubna odcizen byl V prazskem
nemeckem kasine psaci stroj V
Gene 10000 korun a detektivo-
We zjistili, ze ie ulozen V satne
Wilsonova nadrazi. Pfisel 81
pro nej pred odjezdem vlaku
vidensky fotograf Julius Stej-
skal-Eisner, ktery Sc ke krade-
Ii doznal. Pri prohlidce ma
lezeny byly u neho tri paklite.
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obehod Y els. 20l6 4. Denison
Ave, trzi Sc .prumerne as
S4OO tydne. Naleza Sc, blize ve-
Iejnc skoly, zadny konkuren-
chi oLchcd V okoli. Blizsi Sc
sdeli Y elsie 1921 l.. 55. st.
So
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Zlodejska navsteva v meme,
MOderni divka.

"Hodlate Sc, slecno, provdat,
ncbo ponechat 81 svou sVobo-
du?" - "Hodlam Sc provdat a
81 svou Svobodu." !"
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PRIME Sc pan ia byt beze
stravy, yse zaflzeno, kamna
IL E2rani k4pauziti. Aastnl
~chod. Haste Sc Y Cls. 3325
vych. 49. ul. SIS
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vdu chuti a vypiji "a chvili
'kavu studenou. Nemohl bych
sousta spolknouti, dokud mi
nezodpovis me ~otazky. Umino-
val jsem 81, ze nebudu po nj
Gem patrati, ale kdyz isl zaca-
la, nemohu 1nejistoty snesti. -
Proc jste Karlu nezadmeli,
kdyz do zamku sla?" Fopako-
val prfsne.
Coz jsme to vedeli? Ami
nam stin takove mySlenky do
hlavy nepadl. Bylo mi il 'hroz
ne Ito, 'protoze "a tech neko-
lik dni vypadala jako tezce ne
mocna nutila jsem il, ably 81
vysla ma cerstvy 'vzduch. Ota-
leila chvili, potion vsak vysla.
Myslila jsem 81, ze jde ma pro-
chazku a zatim Sc ona pustila
Ia baronem, aby -ho -uprosila,
by tatinka nevyhan9l. De jde
ma nebezpecne misto, to il by
10 dobre znamo. Priznala Sc
mi potom tady We Vidni, kdyz
Sc mi Sc vslm sverovala. re il
baron sjednou ma jafe, kdyz by
la ma m&linach, ,dopadlqa ze uz
tehdy il delal' 'zakryte navrhy.
Odmitla to ovsem, ale donna
nepovedela, protoze sc obava-
la -otcovy .prudkosti a myslila
81, ze kdyz uz ma pred svatbou
do tes DOLBY Sc obhaji sama a
potion ze zmizi baronovi oci.
Tehdy byl baron nekolik mesi-
cu k tatinkovi napadne laskav,
ten darebak .nespoustel svou
obet' Sc zretele a cekal pouze
ma vhodnou pfilezitost. A kdyz
videl, ze 'Karla obratne mu uni
ka, zacal jinym zpusobem. Ia
cal muze pronasledovat a do
mySlel Sc, re Sc dcera otce "a
stane. A to dobre hadal. Ia
stala Sc no, ale stalo to jeji III
vot."
"A take muj zivot," dodal
Vratislav temne.
"Ano, tvuj zivot, nebQhy
hochu. Nestesti to bylo stras-
live, ale kdoz to mohl predvi-
dat? Ami ona nemohla tusiti,
do jake pasti ide. Tesla sc,
&c barona, az Sc mu pokori, u
prosi, ale ze sc kavalir neodva-
III nasilim .jeji cti sc dotknouti.
Vyhledala ho parku, ably il
snikdo nevidel. Vidis, jak sa-
ma mu zakerne dilo ulehcova-
Ia. kdyby byla sla verejne,
hepsi oy SC silao ooVazil jul
I'd n aaieho' Aie ' parhu no
:po'hdia d oii hepripustil' aDv
ii'u senhu s'ou piosDu 'pfeuhe-
sla' Vyi'i'ouvai Sc % Je tro-
Gnu i'ac'iiazen q Veoi y po-
0'i ann .nouoou W Sseilo po-
AoJe. Nicilh heploJeVii, Jahou
Hiysiehhou SC zaoyva' az huyz
pyii . sa'ho.e' vSSiechl Ji' I'd
Cal Vsah 'l'ocl''
Aalnlcela Sc a JeJl cello Sc
s'rastiio. sbylo ma nj znati,
ak 'pouien'a rozecnvcm a roz-
horceh'' 9ez V nj stare Vzpo-.
m'nKy VyVoiafy.
Maria TO na neKoiikrat hcl-
IA. nenlUnld SSOUVlSle tO VVDrA-