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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-19
ALMA PLAYS To
SC0RELESS TIE
TOLEDO SQUAD is WORTHY OP-
PONENT IN BRILLIANTLY
CONTESTED GAME.

In spite of the fact that Alma Col
lege football team decisively out
played the Toledo University eleven
in the Maumee City Saturday after
noon Coach Campbell's charges were
forced to accept a scoreless tie, being
unable to take advantage of the sew
eral scoring opportunities that pre-
sented themselves, especially during
the second half, when the eleven was
almost constantly battering its way
to the Toledo goal line, only to have
the Buckeyes hold on the line, take
the ball and punt out of danger
During the first half the two elev-
ems appeared to be fairly evenly
matched and in that half Toledo once
put the ball on the Alma ten yard
mark, but was unable to gain ground
after it reached that point, the Alma
defense stffening and holding the
Maumce stars without a gain. This
was the only real scoring chance that
the Toledo team had during the en-
tire game.
In the second half, after the eleven
had received a combing from Coach
Campbell it went back into the fray
and played the Toledo team off its
feet until the goal line was almost
reached, when time after time, the
Toledo defense stiffened and held AL
ma for downs, or the ball was lost
through some other medium. Twice
it was lost on forward passes behind
the goal, either one of which would
have been completed had it not been
for the fact that the receiving end of
the pass was too anxious to complete
the play, this desire being responsible
for fumblng and the loss of touch
downs. On another occasion it seemed
that Brackenberry was certain to
shove the ball over for a touchdown
on a fourth down for the touchdown
that would give the Maroon and
Cream the contest. He was stopped
less than six inches from the goal.
Another time when Toledo was punt
ing on her own goal line Beam
dashed through and scooped up a
blocked punt, only to stumble and
fall with a clear field ahead of him.
On defense the team looked espe-
cially good all through the Toledo
contest and has shown a big develop
ment over the first contest of the
season with the Michigan Aggies and
is giving promise Of a defense that
will puzzle the Michigan Intercolleg-
late teams.
The offense, however, was far from
what is desired or which must be
shown in the coming games if Alma
expects to hold her own in the Mich
igan intercollegiate title chase. The
line at times failed to open the holes
that the backs needed to close the
gap between the ball and the Toledo
goal, and at other times the interfer-
ence and team work behind the line
showed poorly. The work on the
whole, however, was far better than
the display at NJ. A. c., and there is
every hope that the coming weeks
will see the development that is need
ed to make Alma a serious contender
in the title chase which gets under
way this week with the Ypsi game.
At Toledo the two outstanding fig
ures in the Alma play were Captain
McNaughton and "Dud" Johnston
Both men played wonderful football
the entire route.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-19
NJ. |. A. A. GAMES
FOR THIS WEEK

There will be plenty of action in
the NJ. |. A. A. this week with five
contests scheduled by teams of the
Michigan Intercollegiate. Two Of the
five games are strictly association
contests which will have bearing on
the association title. The games fol-
low:
Friday
At Toledo-Hilsdale College VS..
Toledo University.
Saturday
At Michigan State Normal
VS.. Alma College.
At Albon-Olivet College VS.. AL
bion College.
AT Sioux City, Iowa-Kalamazoo
College VS.. Morningside College.
At Findlay, Ohio-Adrian College
VS.. Findlay College.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-19
Made No HIt With the Women.

Old DR.. Johnson wrote an intended
humorous definition OF the wedding
ring which stirred for him q perfect
deluge of abuse at his presumption.
He said: "a ring is II circular instru-
ment placed upon the noses OF hogs
and the fingers OF women to bring
them into subjcction."
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-19
Can't Doctor dumps.

Boring holes I'm stumps and filling
them with saltpeter or something else
TO hasten decay is n waste OF time
according to the forcsters Of the State
Agricultural college nj Ithaca, \. Y.
The holes do give added surface for
natures destructive agents TO work on
but only digging, chopplng, burning, or
blowing out Will quickly dispose OF
stumps that can't wait for the slow
process of decay.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-19
Tin Can.

An old lady was crossing the street
the other day. A dog ran into her
with such force that It Knocked hes
down. Just then light auto ran
over her. a gentleman Witnessing the
accident came 10 her assistance. He
said: Lady, did that dog hurt your
She looked at him little dazed and
replied: mo, the dog didn't hurt me,
It was the tin can tied 10 its tail"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-19
FOUR PLACES TO COUNT

At the recent meeting of the M. l..
A. A. Directors at Albion it was de-
cided to count four places in the M.
|. A. A. track events instead of three
as heretofore. The points will run 8,
8, 2, and 1. The change is expected
to cause larger track teams to be en-
tered in the meets in the future be-
cause of the possibility of picking up
extra points.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-19

The cork oak grows plentifully I'm
Spain, and the peasants make use of
the bark TO light their houses ut night.
The bark Is placed in a kettle. from
which protrudcs n spout. and when II
Is hot enough 1t gives Off gas which
burns with considerable brilllancy.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-19
Bio Cluster Of English Snakes.

A cluster of snakes recently found
in Dorsetshire. England, contained 63l
OF these reptiles.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-19
Odd Names of Irish Streets.

Gallows hill and Harmony hill are
the names of two streets in Sligo, Ire
land.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-19

"Blood and Sand"-next week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-25
APPOINTMENT
Of NEGRO
CAUSES STIR
Representative Ans0rge En-
plains Reasons For His
Unusual Action
MiDDIES PROTESTING
Rough Shedding For New York APP
Eointce Is Predicted II He SAGE eedS
In Catering.

Washington, March 25.-Intcrcst
mere today IN Representative VI. [.
Ansorgc'S appointment Of Il negro as
q candidate to the Annapolis Naval
Academy showed no abatement either
at the Capitol or the Navy Depart
ment,
In response to Il flood Of inquiries
the New York member today put out
a statement Of his reasons for the
choice.
81 have distributed my appointments
throughout the district" he said to-
day. There were four principals and
twelve alternates to be named. | am
happy to say chat every boy in my
district who applied received an APP
pointment as principal or alternate.
"In the world war just won, negro
bows enlisted or were drafted, ire
spcctive Of race. There were 100000
negroes in the army and navy. As
matter OF simple justice, and in recog-
milton of the valor and Amcricanlsm
OF the negro in the war, | have noml-
mated one to the Naval Academy.
Three negroes have already graduated
from West Point"
It * well understood that many
officials at the Navy Department re-
grct an appointment of this sort, but
they admit that the New York con-
gresham is within his rights in max
ing it. They therefore will interpose
no objection, even though they con-
slider that it will raise unpleasant and
strained situations, embarrassing par
ticularly for the boy. in case he passes
his entrance examinations.
There is, Ct course, doubt II he
vii! get through, as he has so far only
the appointment, and must pass both
physical and mental tests.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-25

non resident Judge to preside IN
his stead. Any Judge so designated
should be left free to call another
grand jury, if, in his opinion, the
ends of justice require it,
A stenographic transcript OF the
proceedings of the Committee IS re.
turned with it's report and asked to
be made a part Of this report. -,
Respectfully submitted this 23th
day of March, 1922.
Louis C. Barley,
C. Keith Carlin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-25
BRYAN KISSED
AT LUNCHEON
Washington City Club Mem
bers Resent Attempt to
Interrupt Walnut
Mr.. Bryan Was Scheduled to Deliver
4 Five Minute Address But
Leaves Room

Washington, March 25.-Hisses
greeted William Jennings Bryan, for
mer secretary of state, when he at
tended the luncheon of the City Club
Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Bryan, who
was scheduled to make five-minute
address to the members, left the club
house without the speech being de-
livered.
The occasion of the visit or tne
Commoner was to pay tribute to |.
Henry Walnut, who was delivering an
answer to the members telling them
the inside story of why he was ousteG
from office as assistant united
States district attorney.
Mr.. Bryan and Bishop Joseph I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-25

George Mason High School took
the measure Of Western High School
Of Washington, in q close game Of
baseball en- the evening Of Friday,
q. The game was staged on the
Athletic field at Lloyd Station. The
fna! score was 7 10 6. There was
unusually good playing being as it
was the first game Of the season.
The G. NJ. II. 8 line up was:
Catcher. Holdings; Pitcher, Z. SAT-
relc; First Base, Dcleshmutt; Sec,
ond Base, Hawkins; Third Base,
Scott; Short, Langley; Right Field,
Smith; Center Field, COhcan; Left
Field, Watson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-25
SUBMIT REPORT
ON DIVORCE TO
:. BAR ASSO.
Continued from Page One.)
power to compel.
0fhar Matters


The hearings embraced matters be-
vond the scope of the resolution which
limited this committee to divorce
matters, Amongst others. ,poiltlSc,s:.
The Judge admitted considerable poll
teal activity for a candidate APPROX
ed by committee of his friends in the
last election, and solicited votes.
The committee does not question the
He stated that this was his right.
abstract right. As the matter was
brought out, however, it wishes to
state that, in it's opinion, the further a
Judge keeps from politics the better:
His Office will be more respected and
his decisions more favorably accepted.
Recommendation
Your committee recommend that
nudge Moncure request the Governor
to designate some Judge to hold a
Grand Jury term to make full IN
yestigation of the divorce question.
Such request will be no reflection
on the Judge, OF the present Grand
Jury, on'the contrary, will be TO ms
credit, thus throwing the matter lntc
outside hands, whom no one can ac'
cuse of prejudice or partiallty.
This is the only action we can now
suggest which will relieve the court
and the Bar from embarrassment anC
criticism.
So far as divorce matters are con-
The Futlre
cerned, as believe that, with the adop'
ton of the rules recommended by the
lawyers and adopted by the court
that the divorce evil in the city OF
Alexandria is thing of the past, anc
will not appear again, as about
months experience above only two
new cases filed
It is understood that any member
of the committee may file supple,
mental report.
Respectfully submitted,
Alexandria, Va, March 25, 1922.
C. Z. NICOL
j. X. NJ. NORTON
LOUIS G.. BARLEY.
GARDNER L. BOOTHE,
J. RANDALL CATION, Jr.
HOWARD w. SMITH
C. KEITH CARLlN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-25
Mems Meeting Tomorrow

Senator NJ. z. Clapp will deliver an
address at 3 O'Clock tomorrow after
noon before a mems meeting which
viii be held in the Westminster Build
ing. Selections will be given By Il
mandolin club and there will be Il
spcci.! musical program and singing
by members Of the Baraca Class. All
are urged 10 attend and hear Senator
Cl@pp, who is regarded rs an excel
lent speaker.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-25

Berry were invited to attend the
luncheon to make an address after Mr..
Walnut had finished speaking. They
arrived Is minutes after Mr.. Walnut
had started his address and stood
listening TO Mr.. Walnut 10 minutes.
Then Joseph r. Eagcdorn, j NOM
Der of the club, said:
~ hope you will pardon me for in
tcrruptin% you, Mn Walnut, but we
have with US Mr.. William Jennings
Bryan. Mr.. Bryan can only stay a
few moments, and | thought possibly
ne might interrupt you for five min
rtcs to make an address. Mr.. Bryan
is here now"
Instantly the room was in an up
roar. Cries OF "No, no, no!' rang out,
followed by Kisses similar to those be-
slowed upon the villain Of the old
fashioned meodramas Of years ago.
The Kisses were followed by shouts Of
walnut. Walnut; we want Walnut.
"We will hear Bryan Sunday after
noon" some one shouted.
Mr.. Bryan and Bishop Berry backed
from the room into the hallway, and
the former secretary could be seen
shaking his head from one side. The
calls for walnut IN the room still con-
tinued ond everyone seemed to be
talking at once.
Then . motion that Mr.. walnut be
allowed to proceed without Interrupt
ton was carried and followed by more
cheers. The funeral arrangements
Bryan made his exit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-25
EDUCATIONAL
CONFERENCE

Next week Alexandria will have
among her guests two distinguished
educators from Washington, DR..
Lewis Rattcer, Of the Research Uni
versity, and Superintendent Frank
Ballou, Of the city schools.
The Kiwanis Club has kindly
invited the visitors to luncheon
next Thursday and DR.. Rattccr will
probably be the speaker Of the occa-
sion. in which event a most inter-
estin gaddress may be anticipated.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-19
Roman z anRlick6he.

"Nestoii to "a rec, ma nej-
drazsi - vzdyt' to konam pro
vas" odvetil Frrol prost6 a IA
sve reel povs.ai; potion dodal
ve!mi meme: "a urovnam je-
ste nekterc voci zde, Valencic,
odjedu, abych pozadal Guya a
Metu, ably zde Il vas neiaky
cas- pobyli; hude tax nejl6pe.
Myslim, re vas nyni mohu O.
pustit ma nekolik hodin."
Jaky itchy kvap to zaN!adal
v tomto dome. Slouzici pri-
chazeli odchazeli tichym l.ro
KEN, okenice komnat byly "a
vreny q V pokoji, jehoz dvere
zenske sluzebnictvo mijelo sc
zatajenVm dechem, lezeia wy
chladla nrtvola muze, pro nejz
nemel nikdo jedine Shy, Jedi
ne laskave vzpominky. Neby-
10 iedineho meZi sluzebnictvef1
jenz by 81 byl pral, aby Sc pan
jejich Ease mezi mimi zivy OBJ
jevil. Naopak vsech Sc zlnoc-
NIL bezde6ny pocit uleheenl, le
vlada sira Lestera de i1alpas
jest V koncich,
L ubohy maly sir Bertraln
lezel nahofe, tona mezi ziyo-
TEN Il smrt.
Byl to opraydu posledni dun
do nehoz by byl clovek chtel
zvati novomanzele, kteri SC
wall pred tfemi tydny a zada-
ii IN Mich, ably tn ztravili svt
libanky!
"Oni v&ak prijdou!" rikal s
Errol Caerlyon zatim co jel s
povozem ku stanici mertonske
odkudz mohl dostati ma iedn(
vediejsi stanici primy vlak dc
Wiltshiru. Mem ma svete ri
echo, co by odepreli memI dra
houSkoVi i kdyby to odepfel
mne a Guy prece ma srdce, jei
jest mne verne oddano!'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-19

Guy Rutland a jcho mlada
zenuSka iravili prvnl .jeden a.
Deb diva tydnv sveho lnanzel-
skeho zivoia ~ Venkovskem ST.
die Gsuyeva stfyce, jenz ode
Jei do ciziny.
Meta prosjla manzela sveho,
abv neod iizdeli do clziny, ne
bot byla ovladana nevysvet!i-
telnym poeitctn, jcnz il na-
mlouval, re sc nesmi prilis od-
daliti od Valencie. A ponevadz
Guy jen 81 pral, aby byla st'ast
nou a spokoienou, vyhovel t;l-
lie ochotn6 jeii zadosti.
Chce-li dovek poznati laka
jest mez jeho trpelivosti, necht'
nastoupi cestu, pii niz Sc iedna
o zivot neb smrt neb neco pri-
blizne tomu duleiziteho a pax
necht' uvi2ne na nektere ztra-
Gene stanici shleda, ze musi
cekati hodinu, snad i dele na
neiblizsi vlak.
Errolu Caerlyonovi dostalC
sc doStl casu pro podobne uva.
zoyani; Il 20 ce!ou tn dlouhol
ccatu nikoliv dlouhou DO
kud e Jednalo 0 skutecnou II
vzdaienpst - ale dlouhou tim
ze musela byti urazena zatin
60 napnnti ducha bylo stein,
znacne iako drive alec roze
cnveni, jez nam nechava pre-
stati kazde takove napnutl, d'
.ilstc mlry bylo umrtveno, -
pD calou tu dobu citil jako b,
vse, CO dosud prestal, nebyl,
nlclm Il poroVnanl S mukanl
1akcl mu puSobllo cckanl. ga
tim co nemohl ucinlti nicehe
co nenohl ami minutu pre-
posnnouti priced vlaku, o
nichl zavisel. Ma zelezniGr
krizcvatkove stanici musel ce
kati iizdni poradek b,
pferusen nasledkem velke de
pravy ku konskym dostihul
nekde nd bllzku poradanym.
Nemohu dostati zvlastl
viak." tazal sc, V duchu,frr,
l<linaJe vsechny kolske dosi
ny zeleznicni iradniky. :
"Vezmete blanket cekovy, V
plnte no ma jakykoliv obno
jejz pozadujete "a vyprave
zvlastn,ho vlaltu a il eek d
depisi. Chci jeti dale - to
vse, ma Gem mi jest zalezeno
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-19

"Ob6t'v' zvolala Meta a me-
la co cihiti, aby Sc ubranila
vzlykotu. ''Nesmite 0 tom mlu-
viii jako o nejake obeti. Gpye,
drahy Guye,." zvolala obiima-
JIG .jej, "vydejme Sc hned ma
cestu - neni-liz pravda, re po-
jedes hned?"
tx Will nj pujdu na konec
sveta,' odvetil s durazem, "a
|kdyby ne k Will nj, jiste k Will
tobe, Meto.'
"Slova jsou slabym dikem,"
Ipravil Errol pohnutym hlasem,
kdvz oba jeho pratele tax o.
chotne vyhoveli ieho zadosti.
Potom zm6nenym, rozhodnym
hlasem zvolal:
Name jen malo casu. Dou-
fam, re mi odpustite, Meto. Je-
stit' TAX nelaskavo ode mne, re
|vas ku spechu nabadam."
"M Mohu byti hotova v male
chvilce,' pravila mlada zena-
ska, stlrajic 81 slzu Z Okla; "za
l
deset minut jsme pripraveni."
i ''Postaci uplne bude-li to. "a
lpul hodiny," odpovedel Enrol $
! I1sm6vem. "Dostanemc Sc je-
ste cas- ku vlaku jednomu na
| krizovatkovou stanici a odtam-
ltud dostaneme vlak jedouci dc
/ Mertonu. Rekl jsem jim. ably
ma kazdy zpIsob poslali ma na.
drazl kocar. Vase libanky
mily Guye tim nadobro jsou
! pfekazeny," dodal trpce Sc Ii,
4 smlvaje, kdyz byla Meta ode
,|sla.
i Vsak Guy zaporne zavrte
lhlavou.
"Musei bych sc opravdu po
vazovati "a netvora, ReveIe,'
odvetil mlady muz, 'kdybycl
(nepokladal cas-, venovany sluz
: be Valencie "a dobre vynalo
.lzeny. Jaky zivot to uboha me
lllar Mohl bych zufiti, kdyko
lliv Ma to pomyslim.'
j "Zivota jejiho jeste neni ko
'Inec,' pfavil Enrol s hlubokyn
( Ipovzdechem.
Guy pevne sfisknul ruku pri
,|telovu.
al "Vy il opravdu milujete,
4 del. IVY jstc byl v pokuseni :
\ a obstal jste v mem - nlel jst
A prece ien pravdd, Revelc.'
II Enrol vsak Sc za'chvel Il nc
y! odpovedei. Pokud ona jej pe
ltrebovala, ano; coz ale nev(
oId6l, ze drive neb pozdeii by s
byl musel cd nj odlouciti I'd
al liz hylo pax jisto, ze by neby
Wv te chvili podlehnul? Kdo
tmohl nyni 0 tom souditi?
- Ma vlaku ia zpatecni jejic
Errol jim vypov6del "
lice struene historii sveho Z
3-|vota. vyievil jim svou osobno
lela vylicil, jak marne patral ,
s. prukazech otcova manzelsty.
Pfekvapeni a poteseni obo
e. jeho pratel mad. timto sdeIeni
"a bylo yelikc zdaIo Sc, re a
m nemohou pochopiti celou pr
msvdu.
l.I ''Bertie tedy piece. jen II
n-pzd6di Kings Rest pravila M
IL. ia, usmivaiic Sc vzdor tomu,
" otich jeich leskly Sc slzy.-
nj. "Jak romanticka to prihod
jif Pfedstavnle 81 jen, ze sir L
e- ster po celia ia leta vedel,
neni opravnenym vlastnike
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-19

We dala Sc nenavistl svou tax
daleko unesti, re pred korone-
rovym vysetrovanim radila
pravniku, aby vysetrovani be-
dive sledoval, ponevadz neni
dplne jisto, re sir Lester nepfi.
Sci ukladnym zpusobem 0, zi-
vot.
"Bylot' V zajmu Revela, ably
sir Lester zemrel, a aby mu ne
stal ceste,,.' pravila horic po-
mstychtivosti, "a byl to ten
skandal, jenz sira Lestera do
hnal skoro k Silenstvi."
Nikdo vsak j nevenoval slu-
chu vsichni slouzici mohli
dokazati, re slyseli vystrel ia
dobrou hodinu po odchodu "pa-
ma Revela' knihovay a>jeho
odebrani Sc do hofejsich Pro-
stord domu.
Byl to podivny kid a pokoj,
jenz nynf zavladal domacno-
sti ma Kings Restu po vsem
tom napnuti minulgch dvou ty-
o
dnd, ackoliv tn bylo dosud mno
no nepokoje k Will malemu no.
siku, jejz kazdy v dome mi
loval. Bertie dosud lezel We
sparech nebezpecne nemoci,-
statecny nj svadeje boj.
"Errole," pravila Valencie
jednou a zalem sklopila hlavu,
"nyni pfece by mel ziti y nyni
by mel ziti."
V tech dnech Errol dosud SIC
venoval iejim sluzbam i sluz-
bam malemu tomu tvoru, iejz
milovala jej on k vuli nj
miloval.
Caro-" byl nepostradatel-
nym pokoji nemocneho. Kdyz
hoslk byl nepokojny, Enrol jej
wal opatrne v nar''c a cele
hodiny s MIN prechazel sem
tam po pokoji, aniz by byl e.
It'll 6navu, aniz by byl myslel,
ze tim neiakou prinasi obet'.
"Jest to dokonala laska, liz
lon il venuje," rekla Meta sve-
mu choti, kdyz V jednu noe Sc
deli pokoji pfilehajicim !,
loznici maleho nemocneho, Wy
|ckavajlce kazdou hodinu ten
obrat nemoci, kteryz moh1
lprin6sti smrt aneb zaruku dal.
lsiho zivota. 'Iaska jeho jesi
We sve sebeobetivosti vice jake
laska zeny.''
"Ano,' odvetil Guy, "kdyby
lmi nelldo byl pov6del, re mu2
|jakym Jest on. takto mdze mi.
lovati a &c Sc mtize ovladnout
tax iako on, priznavam Sc, IL
bych nebyl veril. Musit' byt
ineco neobycejnc uSlechtile Z
}v2neSene V povaze, muze, kite
|ryz jest to oddolati takoveml
strasnemu pokuseni.'
"Ona mu duverovala tax do
konale,' pravila Meta.
ITO nepostaci vzdycky kl
zachraneni zeny, mil drahou
lsku,' odvetil Guy S polovicnin
usmevem; "duvera jeji jen ie
mu byla posvatnou. Dobre vsal
! &c jest liz 30 vsem; nyni mo
/ hcu byti sta 'stni. | kdyby Ber
tie zemrel, nezustala by osa
melou We svete, nemajic jedi
! ne osoby, kteraz by j milova
j Ia"
4 Avsak BERTHE Sc re vseho il,
Iprobral.
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Kings Restu."
"A pax, ze w, Revele, jste
kupoval vlastnl svaj majetekp =
dodal Guy. "Ma to svou ko-
mickou stranku Revele, ci chci
fici Caerlyone!"
! "Ja jsem 81 to same myslcl,
kdyz jsem majetek kupoval, !"
del Errol 1smevem.
| Tax hovoru jim zvolna mi
Jelly hodiny, nebot' kazdy sna-
I'll Sc alespon slovem zapuditi
pocit starostlivosti, kteryz je
Rtisnil.
Bylo skoro jedenact hodin,
kdyz pfibyli ma stanici Mer-
ton i vstoupili do kocaru, jenz
z Kings Restu pro ne byl po-
Sian a jeli dosti rychle k vel
kemu panskemu domu.
Minul vice neZ tyden cd smr-
ii sira Lestera de Malpas 9 muz
- jenz tn nepravem pc leta
zaujlmal postavenl velitele, IL
loaen k V6cnemu odpoc+nku '
i chrame Malpaskem.
i Pri koronerove vysetroNani
| pfi nemz Errol ovsem byl hlav-
! MIN svedkem, vyslo ma jevo
/ doSti vecl, ably byla vyvolana
ssensace, neien okoli, ale / y
celem vzneSenem svete; pc
. Imnoho dnu lide mluvili skor6
, Ivyhradne o hrozne sebevrazdf
| sira Lestera a 0 vsech uda!c.
lstech, jez K nj vedly, jakoz {
: neobycejnem naroku Evzens
Revella, jenz vystoupil tvrze.
MIN, re jest dedicem King:
Restu.
!. Errol ovsem povedeI co nei
meme sve posledni rozmluvt
4 Sc SIREN Lesterem; rekl jen, II
: mu vyjevil, kdo vlastne jest ;
: re nepochybne strach pred hal
: bon, jakouz odhalenl jeho'
: sebou muscle .prinesti, mozel
mu popletl. Mimo to take sill
: ne popijel a We svedectvi jeh'
n bylo dosti toho, co umoznil'
koronerovi ucinit vyrok, re 81
Il Lester "spachal sebevrazdu
tzachvatu pomatenosti."
II Nzdor tomu nikdo neveril. 3,
- sir Lcsted opravdu byl silenym
el kdyz Sc zastrelil. Pohreb od
byt tichosti a nikomu nebyl
: oznanena urcita hodina, V kite
4 rouz bude konan. Pouze pa
! lie Malpas a Errol byli pfitc
e mni. Valencie ma zadny zpu
al sob nemohla opustiti Bertieh
Jiia proto zustala ma Kings Re
q stu.
Arthur Caerlyon, hlava vzd
hI lenej$iho odvetvi. rodiny, jen
e. byl by byval dedicem pro pr
J. pad llnrti Bertieho a Y souhl
st su S posledni Will sira Lester
70 byl jeden z porucnllln Berti'
|. no, prijel ma Kings Rest a 81
~ tkal Sc zcela pfatelsky S f.
m rolem. Prolednuv dukazy, JIG
nj Enrol jiz mel We svych ruko
a. lpravil, ze ma majetek nebud
ciniti zadnych narokn. Pa
= de Malpass druhy y porucail
e. fekl to same celia ia zale5
ze tost bude moci V soudech by
-[vvjednana pfatelskym zpus
IA. bem.
e Pani de Malpas byla III
re rozhodnutim takovym rozho
IN lena: nenavidela Errola vas,
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PRIJMOU Sc starsi bezdctni
manzele K vedeni domacnosti.
Mimo bytu mohou pouziti po-
zemku o | akru. ,Jen fadni a
spolehlivi lide necht' Sc hlasi q
nechaji adresu v adm. SVeta.
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