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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-15
M'NARY PRESIDENT OF
VEGAS FIRST NATIONAL
KNIGHT V. PRESIDENT

Especial Correspondence to The journal
Las Vegas, N. M, Aug. IA
James G. McNary, president Of the
First National bank and First
Mortgage company of Ell Paso, AMI
the Bank of Dawson, N. NJ, this
morning was elected president Of
the First National bank of Las We
gas, succeeding the late DIR. J. M.
Cunningham. Percy Knight, cash
Ter of the First National bank Of
Ell Paso, and formerly business
manager of the Santa Fe New
Mexican and cashier OF the Capt.
tol City bank of Santa Fe, was
elected vice president to succeed
d. T. Hoskins, who resigned to be-
come chairman of the board of
directors. The changes were eff
fective today. r. w. La Rue of
this city was elected member of
the board of directors.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-15

August always brings with it fur
and blanket sales. The latter in
terests only the housewife, but the
former interests every bit of femin-
Unity within radius of a shop
window. A fur coat is usually the
ambition of every woman at some
time or other and August always
re-awakens that ambition. This
season most of the displays are
given over to coats made on large,
roomy lines. Moles, squirrel, Hud-
son seal, raccoon, caracul are the
favored pelts. Wraps made Of one
| fur and trimmed with another are
very good.
Despite the overwhelming inter
est in coats there are any number
Of effective shoulder capes, stoles,
animal scarfs, chokers and the
like to be worn with the fall frock
or cloth suit. This luxurious stole
which is nearer the proportions Of
cape, is made of many sable skins
with tails trimming it everywhere.
1t is suitable for wear from early
fall until spring.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-15

safety because Of handling same or
because Of guards. To those OF
you who are not in sympathy with
this outlaw movement l urge you
to give most thoughtful considera-
ton to this matter before joining
the ranks of the strikers. The rail-
road must function as n common
carrier and if you withdraw your
service then nothing remains for
us to do but make the endeavOr
to carry on the service by employ
ing others to do the work which
you decline to perform Consider
the matter carefully before making
your decision"
Admit Right To Arm.
A bulletin in which brotherhood
officers admitted the right of the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-15
To
PROBE: LEGALITY
Of TRAIN DELAY
Send Officers to Investigate
Conditions on Coast
Lines, Beginning in A.
buquerque.

The following wire from Presi-
dent Lee of the B. of r. T., to Vice
! President Wells, of the Santa Fe
and posted last night in the Albu-
querque yards, indicates that high
officials of the big Four" have
begun an investigation of the causes
leading up to the recent walkout
of trainmen and engiremen in far
western divisions of the Santa Fe,
resulting in a stoppage of passen-
ger traffic:
Deputy President Mackenzie
left Ell Paso today for Albuquerque
with instructions to go over the
coast lines to secure positive in
formation of conditions of en-
ployment and require enforcement
OF brotherhood law. Have in
structed Vice President Harvey,
now in Kansas City. to enforce
compliance with brotherhood laws
on the Santa Fe proper. Endeavor-
ing to start Vice President Bannon
from Chicago to coast lines at
once. Have wired officers lodge
at Albuquerque, Winslow, Gallup,
Needles and San Bernardino. l am
instructing vice president and local
officers our lodges on the coast
lines to require membership to
perform usual and regular duties
until authorized to quit, according
to constitution, and that failure to
| comply with brotherhood laws and
working agreements means JUST.
fable cancellation by the company
or the working agreement In eff
feet"
Hubbard Urges Loyalty.
l, Ii Hibbard, general manager
of the Santa Fe system, yesterday
had the following posted as a bull
letin here and at other points on
the line, urging the enginemen and
tralnmen to remain at work.
"Winslow, Ariz., Aug. IA, 1922.
All train engine and yardmen:
Movement of through freight
| and passenger trains has been in
| terrupted on coast lines since
August 10 and serious inconven-
fence and suffering brought upon
passengers marooned upon the
desert because of an unauthorized
sympathetic strike, first inaugu-
rated by walkout at Needles at 5
p. m. of that date. l feel that
many OF our men are opposed to
this unfortunate and unwarranted
interruption to the service and are
being forced into the movement
by the radicals. Many of you were
here in 1924 when a sympathetic
strike was INDUCED in, and it is
not necessary to call your atten-
ton to what happened at that time.
THE refusal to work alleging
unsafe conditions is not stating
facts. Our equipment is not I'M
safe. Each and every man hand
ling same knows that its condition
is better than that of the average
roads throughout the United States
and there is no menace to your
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-15
BOY SCOUT TROOP HAS
INTERESTING MEETING

Boy Scouts Troop held a meet
ing in the First Baptist church
last night, with Douglas Leftwich
acting as scoutmaster in the alb
sence of Rev. T. f. Harvey. Mr..
Leftwich demonstrated the MAX
ing of number of knots. Two
scouts passed the tenderfoot tests
and were given their tenderfoot
certificates. Certificates were
made for the camping trip to be
held in the near future.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-15
NO STRIKE ORDER

Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. H.
No strike order for telegraphers OF
the Big Four railroad will be is
sued by union officials, pending q
hearing Of the unions grievances
before the railroad labor board at
Chicago August 81 it was an
nounced here tonight by Edward
Whalen, general chairman of the
Big -Four division Of the order OF
Railroad Photographers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-15
Joy RIDERS GET A
CHANCE TO FACE THE
JUDGE AND PAY FINES

B. NJ. Carson was fined $50
for his part in the Joy ride OF
late Saturday night, stopped by
Officers OGrady and Carter with
pistol bullets. The charge was
driving with q car while intoX-
icated. Jess Higdon, Jack Owens
and Roy Melvin, other members
OF the party, were fined SIS each
in police court yesterday morn
ing.
William Deamer was fined $50
for driving while intoxicated. and
B. F.. Squires was fined sac for
riding with a drunken driver. V.
b. Castillo was fined $50 for
driving while intoxicated. He is
San Jose taxi driver.
l. Isaacs and j. c. Cavenaugl
were fined SIS each on speeding
charges.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-15
FOUR DANCING FEET
BY JANE PHELPS.

ed her over fallen trees, and once
when he held her hand he had
retained it few moments; she toe
startled, too happily embarrassed
to withdraw it.
Times up" he looked at his
watch. 1--WE mustn't let your
mother worry about you when you
are with me-"
"She won't! She does some
times when I go out-but not when
I'm with you" Gertie thought she
was telling the truth. She knew
nothing of the fear that gripped
her mothers heart--that she might
care too much for Tom Norris. and
so be hurt.
Tomorrow Keen Disappoint-
ment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-15
Social Calendar

Mrs. Rose Hudson will entertain
at dinner at Miramontes at $50
p. m.
Lady Foresters party at St.
Mary's hall at 1880 p. m.
All members of l. o. o, r. and
wives, and all members OF Re-
bekahs and husbands, are invited
to attend the regular meeting of
the Rebakahs this evening. Spec
ial refreshments will be served.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-15

railway to protect its shops and
employees with armed men, also
was posted here last night. The
bulletin stated that the armed
guard, of course, must not inter-
fere with the brotherhood men in
1.-THE discharge Of their duty
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-15
GIRL BADLY SHOCKED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

A girl aged IL years, Melva Du-
ran, is in a hospital here as the
result of shock received late Sun
day night when an automobile
said to belong to G. Bonaguido
struck a wagon on which she was
riding with her father, Liberado
Duran. The accident occurred on
North Fourth street, five miles
from the city. The father and
mother, who were in the wagon,
were not hurt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-15
What TO Serve

With roast beef, horseradish.
With roast veal, tomato sauce
With roast mutton, currant
jelly
With roast pork, apple sauce
With roast lamb, mint sauce.
With roast turkey, chestnut
dressing, cranberry sauce.
With roast goose, tart apple
sauce.
With roast duck, black currant
jelly.
With roast quail, currant Jelly.
With roast chicken, corn fritz
ters.
With cold boiled tongue, olives.
With veal sausage or loaf, to-
mato sauce.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-15

Lady June Butler, the beautiful
daughter Of the Earl of Carrick,
has Joined the list OF titled authors
in England. Recently she has
published a book OF poems which
are loudly praised by the critics.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-15
Woman's Daily Magazine Page
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teaspoon cinnamon. Cream but
ter and sugar. Add eggs we'll
beaten. Mix and sift flour, soda,
baking powder, salt and CHINA
mon, Add currants to this. Add
half to first mixture, add milk.
Mix we'll and add remaining dry
ingredients. Drop from teaspoon
onto buttered and floured pan
and bake in hot oven.
Baked Apple Jelly-Fill two
quart pan granite or earthen)
with alternate layers OF sliced APP
pies and sugar. Bake three
hours closely covered. This is
delicious and should turn out a
solid pink jelly.
Suggestions
In roasting veal put one-half
lemon in the pan.
II YOU have lamb chops left
over they are nice warmed in to-
mato sauce.
Strips Of green and red sweet
peppers arranged crosswise make
a pretty garnish for asparagus or
meat.
Stuff duck with hot mashed
potatoes.
One-half pound sausage cook
ed and cut in small pieces makes
a nice flavoring for turkey dress
ing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-15

MENU HINT
Breakfast
Peaches
Cereal with Top Milk
Boiled Salt Mackerel
Toast Coffee
Luncheon
Dreamed Dried Beef
Baked Potatoes
Cookies Milk
Dinner
Macaroni with Peanuts
Southern Honeyed Sweet Potatoes
Combination Salad
Texas Cookies Tea
Today's Recipes
Boiled Salt Mackerel--To fresh
en- put in cold water early in the
evening, changing the water
after two or three hours. In the
morning rinse well in cold water,
put in the frying pan and boil
five minutes; take up carefully
on platter. Have ready half
cup of cream and a tablespoon
of hot butter to pour over it
Serve as hot as possible.
Macaroni with Peanuts-Cook
macaroni until tender in sailed
water, then drain, rinse with run
ming cold water to keep from
sticking. Put a layer of maca-
roni in buttered dish, add one
of seasoned white sauce and one
of finely chopped peanuts. Re
peat and cover all with sauce and
sifted crumbs. Bake until brown
Southern Honeyed Sweet Pota.
toes-Cut into round pieces half
inch thick. Fry in deep fat. Slice
bananas, dip in flour and fry
one minute in butter. Lay al
ternately in deep platter. Pour a
little honey over the whole and
finish with powdered sugar. Glaze
on quick fire.
Texas Cookies Two cups
brown sugar, three eggs, one cup
butter, one cup currants, one
quarter teaspoon salt, six table
spoons sweet milk, one-half tea
spoon soda, four cups flour, two
teaspoons baking powder, one
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-15

Trini, a Spanish actress, has been
named by staid London the mos;
beautiful woman in the world. Her
grace and loneliness have won a
way into the hearts Of London
itheater-goers and she is now con-
sidering offers to try the same
lwiles on American audiences.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02

odvazil tax neslvchand il ura.
ziti. Nzpominka ma TO plni i
Uneven. Uminila ii. ze odeide
- Oooi,u' heoot MENU
'o > hiin
go 'oU'io" S'iechon.
oi1s' eoia Aoei'
W O""'S y. helisocne'
~ u.s. - @Neuela' ze ne
j.'.o - AnoiSiia' lato .
n''''oS' N''.iiti"' - NlaCeia .
'0i''' 'opi'o = "eSf'e
49, H.
'9' "e''''i''e oyIo hapao-
NV De poi'io'iflee lell olouho
ku vstric, Y ieii nruvodu ma.
stoupila Adela cestu ~7nate6ni
proto2e bvlo ma ~s;lnici 40
zamku mnohem dala nozli No
p6sino <yoIila 4dala tnta5 ~.
stu, kterou SO brala odnoledna
ieSI D>Io NeIilll una loil-
Eo ""o Aoruhahil SlIoftlu lfp|-
1l,S sc llNe@"E' Noehl kiio Fa-
~ 81" Heo Omen oPefeisee' ou-
niCi ~ ~ SI". 'eS'e Aeh|la
Aael" 'aieho ~ ltoEaia' re
Hesi" 70 Sll'llcli g heoIia pa
ziIN"' Dtece p0Sooli ma M ne
oilJenliie hIoooN> kilo tenho
a. iloto Al'5no|oi'e @fNehl!-
~ NioNS' pfejie 81 hofooche'
'''F ~ I~"eJi "}l" ooioa-
Nahle yyskotila i cestu t.
mna postava a chopila diyku
"a ram6. Nesmirn6 zdesenf o.
hromilo Adelu tou marou, 70
nemohla yykriknout, ia ami Sc
pohnouti.
elsie to Nv Miss esterova J
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02

tiskna pevneji ruku divcinu.-
"Mluvime-li dnes opravdu ma
posledy, nesmim vas propust.
I'll, abyste neodnesla nepravv
nahled 0 mne. Bavival isem Sc
S vami rad proto, re iSte upfi-
nina a Jenna, a protoze mi pri
padalo, re u vas stavam Sc lep-
sim clov6kem; kdybych byl tu-
sill, re YAM tim Zpusobim mr.
zutost, byl bych Sc YAM WHY
hal. A jeste jedna okolnost bu-
diz vyJasnena,' Has Huber
tuv ztisil Sc V Sepot. "Domni-
val jsem Sc, re jste mi ponekud
naklonena. klamal-li isem Sc
" tom?"
V odpoved' snazila sc Adela
znovu, ably vyprostila syou ru-
ku. "Pust'te mne, Mr.. Cliffe! +
zvolala. "Zdrzujete mne tn
nasilnel"
"Prosim "a odpuSt6ni," di
pokorne Hubert, aniz by vyho-
vel .jeji zadosti, 'propustim
vas timed, iakmile odp.ovite k
me otazce."
* podobne otazce nejste o.
pravnen,'
"Snad dite praydu; pres to
|vsak il opakuii po druhe a IT,
YAM ma tom, abyste k nj odp0-
vedela."
"Trvate ia tom, Mr.. Cliffe?
Tote zvlaste mluva!' 2volala
Adela.
Mem divu, nebot' ocitl isem
Sc We zvlaStni okolnostil' cd
|vetil mlady muz.
ITO sotva omluvi vase p0div
ne jednani."
"Alespon BY je melo omlu-
viii, nebot' pocity, jez mne O.
vladajl. ~vzrostly a z|mohutne-
~ drive, neil nam spolecnoSJ'
lidska predepsala zakony, po-
die nichz jess nase .jednani ii
diti," zvolal Hubert, pohllzeje
upjate divce do oci.
Temny mach obestira poSud
lice dlvciny, rty jeji a hrud'
chveie Sc income. V rozcileni
vypada nevysloyne sliCnou ~
"Prosim vas dpenlive, pust'te
mne!'
"Opakuji, re tono neucinim
dotud, pokud neodpoNlte ma
mou otazku,"
"Nuze tedy Sc YAM stan 20
vuli!' zvolala Adela naruzivt
q v%zhlednuVSi ma HubeTta il
skricim OXEN, dodala prudce:
"Ne, nebyla nejsem YAM AMI
dost malo naklonena; naopak
n|enavidlm yasi" A kFapnym
pohybem chtela ruku yyrVati
Il ieho praVlce.
Lee Hubert byl rychleisi;
drze divku pevne pravici, OBJ
jal il levou rukou a sklonlv Sc,
vtiskl pTese vsechen odpor po-
llbeni Ma jeil rty.
V tom zasustelo cosi We biz
KEN krovl. Hubert postlebl
tonto zvuk bezdeky propustil
divku.
Jake Sipka prchala nyni A
della pc uzke pesine i nezasta-
villa Sc, pokud nebyla ia Ie-
sem a prede vsi, do niz spela.
Neil vsak veSla do vesnice, u
sedla ma traVnik a ulevoyal@
mocnemu roztileni placem.
DelSi chviIi trvalo, neil Sc
uspokojila 4 mohla p~okraeo-
vati ' chuzi,
Adela mela vyIiditi rolkaz
Mrs. Beltonov6, mela totiz do
ncsti nemocnemu ditku We vsi
trochus pamlsIu. Posud trnp
smelfm iednanim Iluberto-
wynn; nedovede 81 vysvetliti, ze
mohl tax silene iednati. re Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-02
RODINNE TAJE MSTVf.
~.
T Roman z anglickych kruhu spolecenskych.
Prelozil Karel Pochyba.
VII.

Nektere zeny isou k obsluze
nemocnych jake stvoreny; \
MIN pfislusi bez odporu Adela
Lesterova. jake duch pohybu.
je Sc Pc pokoji, V n6mz uloze-
IA jest neznama zena; kazde
narizeni lekarovo provedla tax
obratne, re DR.. Fletcher, jen5
bedlive opatroval chorou, he:
kdy dovoliE ably ~zastala place
nou osetrevatelku, idyz il by.
10 treba odpocinku.
Hrab9nka de Boubaixova II.
sila Sc velice Cd Adely, "a do
ktor ziral ma nj tax upjate, ja-
ko by svym ocim nevefil, an il
zastal jednou odpoledne II TO-
Re nemocne; nebgt' nehodila
Sc niiak do >prostkhe "a skrom-
neho obydli. ~
a,''Proc hledite ma mme, dokto-
re, tax udivene?" usmiva sc
Clarisa. "Ci nesmim byti nj
komu uzitecna?" 1
"Ovsem, o to muzetee Sc spo-
kusiti!' odtusil lekar dvojsmy-
sine. 49,.
"Snad sc neobavate, re by
nemoena VINE p%ritomnosti by
la nedbana?"
Fletcher neodpovedel, nybrz
naklonil Sc mad chorou, jejiz
oci upiraly Sc do prazdna a
1eva ruka tiskla Ike hrudi ma
ly vacek plateny. "Jak vas
napadlo, byste oSetrovala me-
mocnou?' otazal Sc nahle, po-
hlednuv ostre ma hrabenku..f
"Domnivala jsem Sc, re tn
prospect; nudila mne neein-
most" di Clarisa, zardiuajic Sc.
DR.. Fletcher, jehoz Sc kazdy
bal pro neuprosnou pfimost' a
ktery nepocit'oval nejmensi ma
klonnosti ku hrabence, chtel
prave DAFT ostrou odpoved';
lee rozmysliv Sc, del: "Oby6ej-
ne stiti Sc vznesene danny ne
mocnych, any Sc boji nakazy.''
eco soudite dnes o stavu pi.
Grantove?"
"Tolik, jake drive; telo sesi-
luje dosti rychle i Dude il lie
brzy opustiti foze; obavam Sc
vsak. re Ouch Sc nevzpamatu-
je, nebot' sc ida. re pozbyla
pameti.'
"Tedy Sc dominate, re bu-
de Silena2'
ITO nikoli Dude slice chapa-
ii, co Sc dele kolem. ale pro
nekterou dobu pozbude pane
ii o vSem, co Sc S nj Sbehlo.
Mona, re Sc il vrati pamet'
pc case, ale ma vsechen zpu-
sob budeto trvati dlouho." Do
povedev, mel Sc doktor k Cd
chodu. "Rcete, prosim, ose-
trovatelce, ably il davala lex
pravidelne i re must dostati sc
nemocne pc chvilich pokrmu,'
dodal u dveri.
"Vyridim vse s%pravne,' cd
vetila Clarisa 'le6 chtela .jsem
vas, pane doktore, Ia neco pro-
siti; poslete mi dnes vecer tro-
chu laudanum. Trpim neural
gickymi bolestmi, jez toliko
laudanum umirnuje."
Doktor slibil, re vyhovi Ia
dosti, a odesel
Hrabenka zGstala v. fanny
sleni staff Il loze nemocne a pc
zorovala lezici, jez upfene po-
hiizela ma mouchu, ktera use
Ola ma ieji ruku; pri tom ne
pustila lcvici sacek nj ia. Okla
MIX.
Kdyby hrabcnka Dyla vedc.
Ia, co sc tou chvili sbehlo pod
III We prizemi, byla by nepo.
cnybne jeste vice nepokojnej:
81, neil skutecne jest, nebot''
lord Everard pojednaval. Sc sy.
noycem 0 otazce. ktera Sc j
dotykala.
UJec navstivil Huberta Y je.
no pokoji a zastal no k nema-
Jx 40 ~ = ~ H1~r
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Mlady tmuz Sc Zardel a Wv.

~ PSAAASNo aJSoSAs
"Pamatujes Sc ma rozmluvu
pred prichodem Clarisinym?'
pokraGuje starry pan smele XII
lv9ci.
"Uplne!" zaseptal Hubert.
"Nemluvil isl, tusim, posud
0 teto okolnosti sc sestrenici?'
"Nikoli, nepronesl jsem k n,
ami 'jedineho slova, .jez by S
mohla vykladati "a vyznani
lasky.'
"Nuze, ,tedy jest svrchovany
cas-, abys tax ucinil!" odvetil
lord Cliffe tdurazne. "Clarisa
ie tn iiz nekolik nedel a pokud
vim, neni nejmenSi priciny, by
isl Sc obaval kose, nebot' je ii
rozhodne naklonena."
20 mic vice, jake kazdemu
muzi, jenz sc il skofi a vsima,"
cdtusil Hubert chladne.
"Snad il vycitas, re .ie koke-
tour taze Sc lord. "Vsechny
Fzeny 81 rady zakoketuji, a nej-
vice ty, jez mali slicnou tvar."
Hubert vzpomnel 81 ma zenu,
ktera nebyla -koketou; lee sire
iii Sc u6initi o nj vzpominky
"Nemohl isl nepozorovati, re
te vsichni -znami povazuji Ia
snoubence Ctarisina," pokracu-
je starry pan: "bylo by vsak le-
pc, by isl Sc S nj brzy dorozu-
mel. "A iakmile to sc stane,
netreba YAM Sc snatkem dlou-
no otaleti."
"Ujce," zvolal Hubert prud-
ce, 'spfal bych 81, abys niue tax
prilisne nenutil, nebot' nemilu-
hi Clarisy!'
Gale to je chyba! Mas il
milovati! jest mlada a slic-
ma. Ceho bys Il >vsech vsudy
Imohl jeste 7adati'?!"
"Vzdyt' nelze venovati ne
komu srdce jen k Will tomu, re
jest mlada a slicna! Laska me-
mi tfpytnou hrackou, jiz bylo
by lie koupiti!'
"Laska jest khan smysln, -
vymysl basnikuv a zaletnfku,
kteri potrebuji ne6eho do po-
hadekn' ozvaf Sc lord rozmr-
'zele. "Prakticka cast spolec-
nosti lidske media Sc laskou vo-
dit ia nos, i nemohu nikterak
Ipochopiti, proc prave ty davas
'tomu nesmyslu 'prednost' O.
statne nebudu Sc u teto okol-
nosti zdrzovati a pravim ii to-
ze jsem uzavrel, abys po-
ial Clarisu "a chot', lie 81 pre-
iii, abys il co nejdrfve pozadal
! "a ruku." Dopovedev, odcha-
eel lord rhfmotne 2 pokoje.
Malokdy oddaval Sc Hubert
lCliffe sneni, ale dnes jest po-
hffzen We hlubokou dvahu. Je-
ste "a pul hodiny pc odchodu
ujcovu sedel nepohnute ma
SVEN miste; nahle vsak Sc ry.
;chie vzchopil a pfistoupiv k
loknu, pozoroval stlhlou Adelu,
ktera prave zacsazela do stro-
'moradi.
Zamlklost' a s~tisnenost uni
zela jake moci kouzelnou. Sc
Ckov, al zmiZela Adela Ia stro
my, chopil sc Hubert klobou.
! ku, vysel balkonem do zahra-
dy a kracel tax daleko, by no
nikdo re zamku nemohl spa
triti potion zrychlil krok a do
honil Adelu u lesa, kterym by
10 sc il brati, sla-li do vesnice.
"Vykracujete velmi rychle,
Miss Lesterova! Bylo mi po-
spisiti 81, abych vas dohonil,"
pocina Hubert.
/, Zaslechnuvsi tento HAS, u.
lekla Sc dlvka. Zastavila sc
ma okamzik a rekla: "Jest me
tfeba v zamku?"
"Nikoli! Proc Sc tazete?'
zvida Hubert, prekvapeny ne.
oCekavanou otazkou.
i "Neznam jine .prfciny, KITE
ra by vas pfimela k tomu, by
',1 r;chol ~ v Il A
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