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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
CITY BRIEFS

ARRIED-Nalentine Macher and
Mrs. Mary Supar were yesterday after
noon married by Justice OF the Peace
G. J. Hart at his office in the county
court house.
COUPONS from the Elite Studio are
good-no matter when bought. Same
discount and large pictures free.
STACY-ADAMS SHOES
Highest Quality,
Worlds standard for so years.
Shon.bye-Beck Shoe Co.
End floor
Pueblo Saw Bank.
THE MAGAR SOCIETY will meet
Wednesday afternoon, January is, at
the home of Mrs. n. C. Heaton, 514 F..
Routt avenue Mrs. Gott, Mrs. Fiest
and Mrs. Heaton will be hostesses for
the afternoon.
GET THE HIGHEST QUALITY
FRESH MILK FROM THE HILL
SIDE DAIRY.
Per Qt., 1Oc; Per PIT, SC. Mesa De-
livery. Phone 335SR.
ALL kinds hats cleaned. blocked: Phi.
lo5s-W. Pueblo Hatters, 109 W. md.
SPECIAI.-Six Axe pictures, leather
cite case, for s3.I5 ELITE STUDIO,
:o7 n. Main.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

FOR SALE-A bargain in Victor.
Edison, Diamond Disc. Columbia and
Pathe records. Vocal and instrumental.
Large and small size in Victor and
Pathe records. All in excellent condi-
ton. Some new. All sold at half price.
Also slightly used record albums for
large and small records at half price.
Call 704 IL interested.
KODAK FINISHING+Best results
ELITE STUDIO, 207 \. Main.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

An-Steel Safes ano CabinctA The
Best. O'Brien Printing Co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
THOMPSON BROS. SHOES
Snappiest line of young mems shoes
In America.
Shonsbye-Beck Shoe Co.
End floor
Pueblo saw. Bank.

ADOPT CHILD-Adoption papers
were issued yesterday in the county
court making Cloyd J. Reed and
Irene NJ. Reed the adopted parents of
katherine Mary Lancendorfer, aged
70 months.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

SPECIAI-Six Axe pictures, leather
cite case. for 1915. ELITE STUDIO
.07 n. Main.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
STACY-ADAMS SHOES
GET THE HIGHEST QUALITY
FRESH MILK FROM THE HILL

ALL kinds hats cleaned. blocked; Phi
lo5sW. Pueblo Hatters, 109 W. md.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

The funeral OF William Blake will
take place Monday afternoon at 3:3o
In the McCarthy-B Brown Funeral chap
cl 1ntcrment in Rosclawn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
FASHION PLATE STRAP PUMPS
Style leaders of the world.
Shonsbye-Beck Shoe Co.

End floor
Pueblo Saw. Bank.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

COUPONS from the Elite Studio are
good--no matter when bought. Same
discount and large pictures free.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
SILK HOSIERY

LAS YOU LIKE IT"
Full fashioned, all colors. Ia
Also silk and wool ........S1 81 .;
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
FUNERAL NOTICES

FUNERAL NOTICES
Raymond Keough will be buried
Monday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock from
the Mccarthy Brown Undertaking
company He leaves to mourn his
death his mother and sister, Mrs. +.
n. Peasley and Ruth Keough.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
GET THE HIGHEST QUALITY
FRESH MILK FROM THE hill
SJDE, DAIRY

Per OF. 10c: Per PIT. Sc. Mesa De-
livery. Phone 335s-R.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-20

that it stung, she knelt beside the low
rocker, shaking the small figure there.
Robbie Baby! Wake up, smoky.
ums! So long mommys darling been
asleep! Wake up, Robbie darling"
The child came out of sleep, smiling
and gouging his small fists into his
eye-sockets.
Robbie, darling, wake up so nom.
my can fix baby's new lace collar nice
on straight. Wake up, mommy's dar-
ling" She lifted him to the bed of her
arms, burrowing a kiss down upon
him.
"Snooky-ums, wake up! Whoop Ia
la! Way-upsky! Whoopw
And set him to laughing in the fall
setto hiccoughy fashion of childhood,
his short, fair curls bobbing as she
tossed him. Then set him down, Jerk.
ing at the fresh wide collar.
''Tell mommy now, darling, what
mommy learned her baby to say all
the way on choo-choo. What my dar-
ling say when big man with big puffy
puffy cheeks like this comesT
'ChOo-choo CARP
mo, no, darling, what?'
He beat at her in small fashion for
release, scrambling from the edge Of
her lap.
mo, mol Mommy's darling stay
right here till big man comes, and then
play horse. Look, big man comes; see
big man with cheeks pulled out like
this. See! Now give mommy French
love-pat."
He lay back in her arms, small hand
up against her cheek, stroking it.
"Mom-mie !!
That's right darling, love mommy I
And now-and now tell mommy what
Robbie say to big man. Like Robbie
learned on choo-choo. When big man
comes, what Robbie say? Da-what? ~
"Da-dee !"
"Yes, yes, darling, and then what2
Then what7"
"Da-dee"
Eyes, da-dee. Giddy-whatT
"Da-dee! Giddy-app! Da-dee, giddy.
appw
Around the side yard, his big tread
dumping on the plank walk, came
Steven Kineady, and she rose to his
approach, moving toward the frame Of
the door.
At first glimpse he paused on the
outside, blinking to verify the sight
and strobe in, gathering her.
"Annie-why-why, Annie grill
+"
II know, Steve" she said, looking
through dry eyes down into his and
their cistern-like depths. IL know.
Stevie."
His face was so close to hers. read
ing down into it so clearly, so silentIy
and 50 long, that at their feet tho
child fell 70 Juggling and pulling.
'Da-dee, giddy-appi Giddy-app. d.
deet'
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-20
LINK TO PREHISTORIC TIMES
Discovery Made in South America
Strengthens Theory Long Held Con-
corning Ancient Land. Bridge.

A report has been published by the
Field Museum of Natural History, at
Chicago, describing an animal discov-
cred in South America, which is a
survivor Of a prehistoric period This
animal known as Cenolestes. is small
and looks like sharp-nosed rat, but
Is different from any other living ami
NAL. Its bones and teeth are essen
TALLY the same as those of a group of
animals now extinct and known only
through fossils hundreds of thousands
of years old. 1t has a pouch like the
Kangaroo and its existence may indi-
cate some truth in the theory that
South America and Australia were
connected by land in prehistoric times,
since pouched animals e-sst in both
places. The original stock may have
spread from South America to Aus
tralia, or vice versa, or 1t may have
originated in long-vanished cont.
nent, the so-called Antarctica, and
spread north to both continents, over
a land bridge, which is supposed to
have linked the three.-Popular Me-
rhanics Magazine.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-20

your wife only dead two years?'
whats that got to do with itf"
Lots"
81 married her late and she died on
me early, that's an there's 20 that.
That's all What has been amt got
nothing 20 do with now. Gave her a
square deal, too Five rooms Ut on
Page avenue. furnished Up for ae- IKE
our OF catalogue. Bought her bet
ter buds than she was used TO in
Thousand years in the umbrella de-
paf'ment where she worked eight
years on my floor. / gave her square
dca. while she lived and that's more
than lots can say. Made twenty-five
week and spent twenty-five on her.
WHAT'S that got to do with nOw2"
But"
promised her the night she died
that kid nd have father to stand by
him, and have l stood, have IT.
Poor little Robbie"
why, easy as swapping fingers l
could put the kid up in home, com
Portable. too, and live for myself like
gentleman, If wasn't doing right
by her dust. What get being cooped
up in a cheap joint like this7 On
twenty-five per / can live like gen
tleman. It's because l need woman
like Beasley who'll look after the little
fellow daytime. Nobody can say /
amt doing Lenie's dust proud"
"That-that's no way to talk, Mr..
Foddie"
"Fine girl, was Lenie; fine as you'd
want. Miss Annie. A bit spawned, l
used to tease her, from standing In
umbrellas all those years, but not bad
when her bangs was frizzed and her
pony skin on"
us that what she's got on In the
picture there on the mantelT
Same. She was great one for
style, Lenie. Used to love to do her
fiat and then dress up like a horse
and buggy and come down to the UNI
brellas, givin' the old girls heart fail
ure the first time she sprung the pony
skin on 'em. Sixty-flve cash that coat
set me back, girl"
"She was right pretty, poor little
thing"
Got 1t packed in camphor down In
Beasley's cellar now. Cad, but that
coat would look neat on a figure like
yours. On your figure 1t would be a
coat sure enough"
Poor little thing, right pretty
around the eyes, and Robbie's got her
mouth"
Pretty. but CAD, girl, I've seen lots
of 'em in my time been hirin' 'em for
eighteen year, but never clapped eyes
on one like you! Where'd you get
that hair, glrl-dip it in fire? / hired
a girl for the laces once just because
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-20
WAYCROSS PLAYS HERE
LAST THREE DAYS OF WEEK

The local team has arrived in the
city and have brought with them the
Waycross delegation whom they ex-
pect to wallop for three straight games
today, Friday and Saturday.
Fitzgerald has taken the majority of
the games played away from home in
the last two weeks and if the local fans
wish to see some Gina baseball" they
only have to witness these games chat
are scheduled on the home lot for the
rest of this week. E..
That Brunswick team opens up here
on Monday for a three game series
and the boys say they are going after
their scalps and will get them if the
local fans will just turn out and give
them the proper support. Now we
have got the best team in South Geor-
gia, let's continue to hold that place.
Everybody's going to be there. The
boys will do the rest.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-20
SEEK TREASURE LONG BURIED
Search Being Made IN italy for
Wealth Concealed Since Centuries
Before Birth of Christ.

Robert Louis Stevenson or Alexan.
DIRE Dumas could hardly have. pro-
duced more romantic story than
that which comes from Bisceglie, in
the province of Bari, writes Rome
correspondent.
A week or two ago an Italian widow
returned from Jerusalem declaring
that she was in possession of an cid
parchment written in Italian, and CIV
en- to her father by a monk of Bis
ceglie, which contains indications Of
the whereabouts of an enormous hid
den treasure.
Until recently the widow has not
had enough money to carry out the
excavation for the treasure, which is
said to consist of $50 silver vases and
20 other vases full of gold coins, 81
OF silver, five of antique works of art,
30 boxes Of jewels, and large earth
enware vessel full of pearls. Now
the excavation has begun.
According to kilograms from Bis
cegile the first indication mentioned
in the overwhelmingly, a large
stone with a serpent engraved upon
it-has already been discovered two
public spirited of the villages resi-
miles from the town.
The treasure is supposed to have
belonged to Roman matron who bur-
led it at the approach of Hannibal's
troops in PIG B. c., but there is moth.
Ing to explain why so many centuries
were allowed to elapse between the
concealment of the treasure and the
preparation Of the parchment.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-20
Aboriginal LANGUAGES.

while the American aborigines, par
ncularly in the Southwest, have shown
aptitude for some of the handicrafts,
notably that of the potter and of the
weaver, they are not often considered
expert In the art of speech, and or
ulnarily we think of their dialects as
rude, impoverished jargons In which
tale is told indifferently, unmindful
shat the best literature of all nations
vas produced at the period in their
development where barbarism, as we
visualize 1t, left off and culture began.
In fact, we have come to think of
their Silence as prorerbial. They do
not tfot out their ideas volubly as we
do, but this Is not through lack of a
vehicle for the purpose; On the con-
traTy, many Of the triDes-the Mic
macs for one-have a nOticeably va.
sted means Of expression.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-20

The society of Free Masons ante
iatep all other societies by centuries.
Its origin is so ancient that the place
aud time Of it's birth are unknown.
Its legend say that 1t was organized
at the building of the temple of Solo
mon, but this Is not accepted with
much credence. By some writer's its
origin has been ascribed to the
Druids. by others to the Knights
Templar and to Pythagoras, and 1t
has not escaped the fad which in mod
ern times has attributed so many
OF the uncertain productions to the
aimble brain Of Sir Francis Bacon.
Within recent years traces Of the
organization are said to have been
discovered in Palestine or the Egyp
tan obelisks and In the pyramids.
In fact, 1t has been asserted that In.
vestigatorS have become satisfied
that the society grew directly from
en- organization engaged in the COO
x1uction Of the pvramidA
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-20
WAYCROSS TAKES FIRST
GAME FROM FITZGERALD

The Fitzgerald team opened UP in
Waycross Monday afternoon for three
games and lost the first one by the
score of 6 to 5. Fitzgerald sluggers
raped out II hits off Hengeveld, the
star pitcher for WRycross, but still
were unable to place their hits at the
proper time. Willis hurled for the
locals and gave up but only hits.
The score was tied SIS up until the
tenth inning when Waycross succeed
ed in scoring the winning run.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-20

she had hair that shade, but nothing
up to yours Cad, where'd you get
it?"
"Steve used to call it his-hls-"
"What?"
"Aw, nothing"
"Go on, what'd he call 1t? See IL
It's same as I'd call it."
"You! Ugh, whatta / care what
you'd call it?"
go on, tell me, Spitfire."
Nothing, tell you. Nothing want
you to know. Honest, for a man whose
whose mustache ought to be gray.
you-you're the freshest"
She bent down again into the crib.
the color mounting up behind her ears
and into the roots of her hair
81 know name for YOU" said Mr..
Foddie, leaning in his patent rocker
toward her. want to hear it?"
NO"
ats Big Doll, sweetness" he said.
rising suddenly, his light-blue eyes too
frank, and advancing toward her; ITS
Big Doll" and put out his hand to
place 1t upon hers. you great big.
tine-looking-"
"Ughl" she cried. standing back
from him, and flare of hot temper
rushing up into her face, and regard
ing him through blur Of scorn.
"Ughi"
"Touchy," he said, but deslsting.
"You bet your life I'm touchy I"
And with her face still wry with dis
taste, she slid past him, around an
archipelago of furniture, and out.
slamming the door.
At eleven O'clock foggy quiet had
settled over Lucy Beasley's Furnished
Rooms-Light Housekeeping. In the
strip of lower hall a tip of gas burned
yelowiShly. mitigating the gloom
! drearily enough. AT each stair-land-
ing another blob fiickered, crochetinE
shadows into dlmness
Within her room, dark as a pocket
except where slit of the weak light
showed beneath the door, Annie Ki.
neady lay on her cot, her feet to the
King kaality shoe factory and her
head to the wall, one arm fsunS up
across her eyes, counting sleep and
counting sheep, whole slaughter
houses OF them, as they slanted bleat.
ing down the chutes at Spartan juno.
ton into miles of side-tracked bog.
cars.
Dozed finally, and awoke falling
through space, the heart Of her beat.
Ing up through the coverlet. Bur
rowed her arm beneath her Fs''Aw and
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-20
Fridav's Game
TAKES
LAST GAME OF SERIES

Brunswick defeated Fitzgerald in
Brunswick Saturday in the last
game of series of three by the score
of to 2. This was an unusually fast
game and resulted in Fitzgerald's de-
feat only through failure to bunch hits
at the proper time Tapley was on
the mound for Fitzgerald and was re-
lieved by Moore in the latter part of
the game.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-20

veloping her.
At five o'clock the sun got low and
with her fire believing and the window
curtains pinned back, the strong smells
OF strong foods rose off the stove,
drifting out into the freshly turned side
garden.
At six o'clock the medley of steam
whistles rose like rockets from the
various roofs Of the Wellington-Lowney
Wire works, and with her face so red
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-20
Game Called In Wav'x
Account OF Rain

The game in Waycross yesterday
was called in the 3rd inning on account
of rain. 1t had started off as a good
game and seemed a victory from the
start for Fitzgerald as the locals had
two runs to Waycross's goose egg.
Foster opened up for the locals on
the mound and was showing his stuff
when old Sol jumped behind the
clouds and down came the water.
Waycross plays here today, Fri
day and Saturday and the home boys
are determined to show them some
sho' huff baseball. Better come out
you! Twill be some game.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-20
Suzanne Avenged-Now the T,>t
ENTRIES CLOSED FOR
SEPTEMBER PRIMARY

Chairman Jesse Grantham of the
Democratic Executive committee for
Ben Hill County announced today that
the following list of candidates for
offices to be filled at the September
primary have qualified and paid the
required assessments.
For Congress-Charles R. Crisp.
For Judge Cordele Circuit-D. AR.
Crum of Cordele; 0. T. Cover OF
Cordele.
For Solicitor General. B. Wall of
Fitzgerald.
For Senate for 45th District-F. A.
Smith of McRae; Eugene Talmadge
of McRae.
Representative for Ben Hill County
L. L. Griner; D. L. Martin.
County Commissioners-Jesse Nor
ris, R. L. Stone, J. T. Young, R. J.
Kimball, Barry Clare.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-20
GROCERMEN DEFEAT
DRY GOODS TEAM

In a real old town ball game last
Thursday the Grocermen and Dry
Goods men crossed bats on the local
diamond. The score resulted in IA to
a in favor of the Grocermen. The
lineup follows:
Dry Goods Team
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-20
Fitzgerald Mops Up
With Brunswick

Fitzgerald defeated Brunswick in
fast game last Thursday in Brunswick
by the score of S to 2. "Red' Willis
was on the mound for Fitzgerald and
was in good form for the game How
ard Wright was behind the bat and the
regular lineup brought the rest of the
nine.
Fridays Game
Fitzgerald again walloped the
Brunswick team on Friday, this time
numerically, the score being IL to 2;
Foster, pitching for Fitzgerald gave
up hits while the local swatters piled
up 20. Only one error was marked
against the Fitzgerald team, Bruins
wick players making 5.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-20

Moore must have damned out an
other swamp" ball in Brunswick Fri
day, the score was II to 2. Looks like
somebody did.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-20

Waycross seems to have a pretty
fast team. Guess We'll have to show
'em some stuff boys.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-18
''Sv'ET'''

kove okamziky nastaly a pres
to vse st'astne Sc prekonaly
prave tato. oko!nost mutt mas,
abychom ma stav tohoto move
utvofeneho statu jiZ iinak hle-
deli. Jako obcane statu v mi
nulosti vzdy jsme Sc zasazova-
Ii "a tax zvane statni nutnosti
pokud jsme je "a takove uzna-
vail. Ted ovsem jsme vylou-
ceni spolupGsobiti. Pres to ale
prohlasujeme, re blaho naro-
da, jehoz stredu zijeme, a
ke kteremu sc jako pflslusnici
hlaslme, ackoliv tato nase pfi-
slusnost neni vzdy uZnana nam
tax lezi ma srdci, re zrovna
dnes, kdy nasledkem vitezstvi
demokracie, aspon jak my j
rozumime, blaho lidske a bla-
no statu maji Sc kryti, jsme ho-
tovi Sc zasaditi "a vse, co "a
prospesne' pro blaho statr u.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-18

zname." - z celeho vysvita,
re t. zv. "ceska' slechta velmi
mnoho zaspala "a valky a ne
dala Sc probuditi ami revoluc-
MIN prevratem %. Tijna 1918,
'kdy, jeste dlouho po tom sta
lie jen obracela zraky tn k Je-
dlove (Goedoeloe), tn k Eckart
sau a k Hartensteinu, zda po-
slednimu Karlovi Sc prece jen
jeste nepodafi vratiti sc a u
chopiti Sc moci a vlady mad
"milvmi narody". Ia tohoto
faktickeho stavu nemusi byti
ovsem ami nam ."podivnym".
re bvvala slechta "nemohla sc
tenkrate rozhodnouti" k tomu,
aby spalila "a sebou vsecky
mostly. Jenze vyvoj udalo-
stl necekal, nechal slechtice
slechtici, vlastne ami to ne. a
utekl Jim tax daleko, re dnes
jei uz stezi jen dohoni.~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-18
KAJICN6 HRfSNICE.
Roman cd Wilkie Colinse pro "Domacnost"
angliciny pfelozil Gust B. Reisl.

"Doprejte mi jen, abych, Sc s
nj setkala tvari v tvar - a ia
il donutim k priznani, ze jest
podvodnici." Jak Sc nyni veci
Imely, nebylo mono podceno-
vati zlo, jez mohlo vyplynouti
z takoveho setkani. Use zavi-
selo nyni cd Julianova obrat-
neho ovladani popuzene zensti
my a V tn chvili nikdo nevedel,
kde sc zenstina ia naleza.
Ia takovychto pomer1 ne
zbyvalo die nahledu Julianova
mic jineho, nez bez odkladu po-
zeptati Sc domovnika, pax
Iszapociti hledanim osudne O.
isoby. Dospev tohoto predsevze
tt, pohlednul ma kreslo Mercy.
Byla to kruta obet' vlastnl je-
no obavy a vlastniho jeho pra-
nj, jiz prinasel tim, re odlozil
lpokracovani sve rozpravky nj
cd te chvlle kriticke, kdy obje-
veni Sc lady Janet il bylo pre-
rusilo. Mezitim co sc vyptaval
sluhy, Mercy povstala. Poor
most, jiz opomenula venovati
tomu, co Sc delo mezi jeho te-
tou a MIN, venovala nedokOna-
lemu udanl, jez vylakal re slu
by. Oblicej jeji vymluvne pro
zrazoval, re naslouchala tax
dychtive, jako naslouchala sa-
ma Lady Janet, pouze tim roz
dllem, re lady Janet byla celia
zdeSena, kdezto spolecnice
Lady Janet neprozraZovala
zadnou znamku poboureni. Zda
10 Sc, re Sc zajima o tento W.
slech, mono, re jest uzkostli-
YOU vSak mic vice. Julian
promluvil ma rozchodu k sve
tete: "Prosim, upokojte Sc"
pravil. "Nepochybuji ami dost
malo, re pc vyzvedeni podrob
nosti onu osobu najdeme nekde
poblize domu. Neni tn zadnych
), pricin k poboureni. Budu sam
cele patrani Iiditi. Vratim Sc
! k vam co nejdrive mozno."
Lady Janet naslouchala. ale
myslenky jeji zaletaly jinam.
W ocich jejich spoclval vyraz,
kteryz prozrazoval Julianovi,
re sc mysl jeii zabyva vlast-
MIN nejakym zamerem. Ubira
je sc okolo Mercy, ma sve ceste
k SIM kulecnikove, zastavil
; Sc. Stalo no velke premahanl.
ably ovladl sporna pohnuti, jez
sc no nyni zmocnovala pri pou
hem na nj pohlednuti. Srdce
J jeho bilo prudce, hlas mu Sc
lhal, kdyz k nj promluvil:
! ease mne spatrite," pravil.
"Slibuje vam svou nejvernej-
81 naklonnost i soucit, nemyslel
jsem to nikdy opravdoveji, nez
prave nyni."
PoroZumela mu. Prsa sc il
ztezka a bolestne zvedala =
sklOpila oci k zemi - neodpo-
vedela. Julianovy oci Sc zalily
slzami, kdyz tax na nj pohli-
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