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The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-09

Severe Storms at Garden City.
Leota and other places last week
did considerable damage One was
injured at Garden City and many
at Leota. Thousands of dollars OF
damage was done at the latter place
The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-09
BUYS SHOE SHOP

Lawrence Walton has purchased
the shoe shop Just north of the
Holly Produce Company and soil
cits your patronage. Young Walton
is probably the youngest business
man in town owning his own bust.
ness, He is II years old. Give him
a boost.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-09
ATTENTION PATRIOTS,

Special services in honor of the
late President will be held at the
flag pole at 200 p NJ tomorrow,
friday. There will be brief talks
and sacred hymns. Everyone is
urged to attend and show respect
for the noble dead.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-09

Rev. I. M. and Mrs. Graham re-
turned home last week. A new week
old daughter returned with them.
She was adopted in Denver. Mr..
Graham resumed his pulpit duties
Sunday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-09

1t is the fateful message. THE
President is dead" The old man
creeps upstairs where his son is
sleeping and gently awakens him
and gives him the brief message.
1t is the midnight hour The son
arises and hastely>dresses to meet
the newspaper correspondents al
ready hot OH the trail of important
news
Assured that the news are true
the old man. himself Justice adj
ministers to his son the oath of
office nthe light of kerosene
lamp in plainly furnished rural
living room. while few newspaper
men and other friends gazed won
deringly on the scene. Calvin
Coolidge becomes president of the
United States
We need not dwell here on the
life and character of these two dis
NltiI'iIH, iiOiloitt ~
their fellowmen. Sufficient is said
on another page of this paper
Harding was true patriot, a
man of sterling integrity, con.
scientious servant of the people, a
noble Christian man, OF no man
could one say more. He was fear
less in his convictions and relent-
less in the pursunt of his ideals.
In the face of keen opposition in
the ranks of his own party he em.
phasized the World Court, because
he thought it was best for America
With the same abandon of spirit
he pushed west on the last journey
of his life that he might tell the
people of their duty as he saw It,.
At the last he lay down his life
in their service.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-09

5. 5. Bailey and sonW.G. OF south
west Arkansas arrived last Satur-
day to visit at the home of H. T.
Randle of Hartman. He will be
hert all this week.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-09

Miss Maggie Simpson. Mrs John
Shlager. Mrs. Frank White and Mrs.
w. r. Rockwell and their children
after two weeks at Colorado Springs
and in the mountains returned
home last evening. Mr. Schlager
was with the ladies for week.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-09

Mrs. d. o. Doughty and children
of Denver who have been here to
see sick sister, Mrs. j. c. Howell
northeast of Holly for the past
week returned home Tuesday
The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-09

William Brownlee and Mrs L.
Leech and son of each arrived
from Chicago Monday to visit the
Pawlish Bros. of Bristol.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens and son who
have been at Walnut Ridge Ark.
for the past month on a visit to J.
M. Busters returned home Monday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-09

Mrs Ray McCaslin and baby of
Grcensburg Kansas will arrive to
marrow morning to join Mr.. Nc
Cashin who is employd at the J. B.
Byars Store.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-09

Father Barry made a sick call in
Lamar Tuesday in the absence OF
the Lamar Priest.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-09

Mrs Geo. A. Barker and daughter
of LaJunta who have been visiting
Mrs Lloyd Carlson north OF Hartman
returned home today.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-09

Geo. Beaman of the Lamar Santa
Fe Depot was in town visiting his
folks over Sunday
The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-09

Guy Rasey was called away to
Denver last Monday on account Of
the death of his sister, Mrs. Lor-
raine Holtz.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-09

Mrs. n Z. Geyer went to Kindall
last week returning Monday with
Mr. Geyer.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-09

J. I. Strobe of Bristol went to
Mineral, Kansas Saturday. From
there he planned to go to Kentucky
to be gone two months for his heal
tn.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-09
HOLLY IN rRowEns COUNTY
%
BY W. g. Partridge. in The Earth

| '
Bright, alive and clean as new
| whistle that's Holly. Is it pros
porous trade center? Take look
at the fine Santa Fe station and
note the volume of business, incom.
ing and outgoing and read the
answer. The population only 1900
in round numbers. but that 1900
make q motion that resembles
l2.0O0 The little city is strong on
schools. It's Union High School is
an impressive structure containing
science laboratories, work shops,
free public library. gymnasium.
auditorium auI1 class rooms. Grad
|uates are admitted To any nntyer.
sity. A new twelve-room grade
school, costing $4,000 will open this
fall. The Rockwell school houses
special classes. This year nine pub
lie school buses travelled $4,000
miles bringing over $50 pupils from
their farm homes to the Holly Con
solidated School Church and frater-
nal organizations and social condi-
tions, generally, are keeping pace
with the schools.
Farming operations in the irrigat-
ed sections surrounding Holly are
extensive. Vast fields of alfalfa and
grain, herds of fine dairy cattle and
flocks of turkeys-for which the dis
trict is famous, and a visit to the
realm of the acknowledged chicken
queen of the section, discloses num-
erous reasons for the evident pros
perity and push of Holly.
One OF the show places that no
one should fail to visit is the nat
ionally noted Amity Canal. Model
Dairy Farm. Here one is permitted
to gaze upon real royalty of the
dairy Kingdom It's wonderful
sight and calculated to inspire gra-
We sentiments of respecs for the
dairy industry as an institution the
possibilities of which perhaps were
never before appreciated.
Holly has an altitude of 1880 feet.
1t is In the eastern end of the Ar
kansas Valley of Colorado and is
the eastern terminus of the Santa
Fe line on the north side of the Ar
kansas River. The line traverses a
rich agricultural section, support
ing twelve alfalfa mills andproduces
heavy tonnage Of sugar beets.
Holly has large wheat elevator:
also bean cleaning elevator-THE
EARTH.
Why no mention of the Farmers
Elevator and the two alfalfa mills?
And for good measure put in the
Milk cooling Station and our four
or five. oil Company properties-Ed.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-09
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

w. J. Hardy left Monday for Okla
homa City.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. r. G Demary went
visit their son. Richard, manager of
to Stockton Kansas yesterday to
the j. B. Byars Store there.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-09

Mrs F. A. CoffInan of Syracuse
was here at the dentists Monday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-09

Mrs. DR. Render went to Lamar
Monday or the day.
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rX ~

Kdo v ohotlt - v5e),od,l
strane ros3 3tod1d lpohout ok xo6o.
vodu byl .tiSts bfvltv1ps,. l wv
misto vod.. se hccslo ysliti n,i.
sto jasne }vody KATE, orJen
ze to ale jake ..kSfs. nschut.
nalo. Nal cetnk stfxnostf pfe.
utala sice( (veetA hnSd4 tskuti-
ma ,proudi3t ale bylo pravsno,
ze tato .Aese&z bude odstraH4.
ma, jakmile dlostavena bude
Baldwinova filIerkfna. zatim
Sc nam radf. byxAom kalists
toto nepili, niklAe ~ drive
vodu k pitt dedtilovaH neb ale
spoh pfevstiti. Take pr5 jet
|dobra vec' sp4iru II f,onSt4ti
pies filtrovacil papF, yde pry
to sice trochu Pomalu als jists.
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Rodina byv%leho hostinske-
ho ma Broadway p. svlclsya
,Kucery. I. lS4b9 East Boule-
yard. byla poaiEena velktm
zarmutkem tmrtfm 1sleteho
syna vaclav+, jenx zemfel po
delsfm utrpen3 vcera o 8. ho-
dine odpolednf. Pohfeb ieho
konan bude We stfedu Z po-
hrobnickeho tstavu p. Noska
q synd ma vych. IS. I'll.
Zprava zajiPtA yarmouth vel
Ky kruh znAh$ch rodiny, ma
kterou tax tvrde dopadia ruka
osudu. X vseobecne 6casti pfi-
pojujeme i soustrast nasi.
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xXxv.
"Jea odvahu - bdh ma ne
opustil"


Pani Leroyerova modlila Sc
dosud Il ldzka, ma nemz mrt-
We dite jeji lezelo a drimalo
nyni vecny sen svGj.
Oblicej matky nest 'astne byl
Iklidny nyni, avsak bledy jako
kfida, jeva zfetelne stopy muk,
lezS duse tjeji .byla, pocitila.. !.
Vdova = posstala, pfistoupiln
krokem kolisavym k doktoro.
vi a podala mu ruku.
"Pane doktore jest do
konano!' pravila Andela hla.
sem. kteryz chvsl sc zalem.
(Pokracovani.)
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HoMAN EMILIA RICHEBOURGA !,
Voln9 pfelozil Frant. Ledisl. cfxek.

y N1Nk11OOOIkoA
Frant. Ledisl. cfzek.
.lkocar, v kterem jsme sem dine,
lpfijely, cekati v ulici Belle.
chasse. Jeste tento tyden budu
miti pfilezitost mluviti Lu.
ciansm, ktery taktez pffsti 50.
botu dostavf do Asni&res d
sice bude tu drive nezn u. M
oba budeme t. pax zde otekA.
vati Va til hodiny."
"Ponevadz to tedy must byt,
Ipfijdu pfistf sobotu sem,' cd.
povedela hrabsnka velice do
jata. "Ale ty zde budes take
jist9. neni-liz pravda? Ty mi
zdstsneS stale po blizku. Sill
bilas mi to tax onehdy."
tot se. vi. Jen Sc upokoj.
MdzeS 20 ma mne spolehnouti. ;
IA nemam pred tebou Ia
dntch tajnostf, Lauro," pro-
|mluvila hrabenka dale, "a
lchci tedy. abys slysela vsecko,
co budu mluviti S panem z
Louranne."
"VidfS. kterak se dobfe ho-
|df, be mtzeme zde btti iako
I've vlastnim dom9!" odvece
Laura.
Po male chvfli ma to vySly
re zahrady, kterou Laura XIII
Gem zamkla = vstoupily do ko-
c&ru, ktery ma ne venku ma sill
|nici cekal.
Ia malou hodinku byly o.
pet v Paffzi.
Tyden byl zatim uplynul.
Hrab&nka Valentino byla
by ten tyden nejradeji n9kde
o samote v tichosti ztravila.
To ale neshodovalo Sc s
|Laufinym zam9rem. S
Proto dovedla toho tato o.
semetnice, ze navodem jejfm
hrab6nka kazdodenn9 chodf-
vala ma proch&zku, nebot' to-
no bylo nevyhnuteln6 potfe-
bi. mel-li sc d'abelsky jeji "a
mer zdariti.
Chytra Laura mela plan
sv6j, kterym hled9la ukojiti
pomsfyc htivost sv0u, tax -dt-1
kladn6 promysleny, ze neopo-
mnHla ami te nejmensi podrob
nosti, ktera by byla uapoma-
hala provedsni jeho.
-
Konecn9 pfiblizila Sc sobo-
ia k dostavenicku urcen&.
Tehoz dne rano obdrzel hra
be Bussieres psani nasledu-
jicfho ObSahu:
.. Urozeny pane hrabe!
Jisty upfimny pfitel Vas poI
vazuje "a svou povinnost upo-
zorniti Vas ma jistou okolnost,
iktera dzce dotyka sc cti Va
81 q o kterez jiz hezky dlouho
skoro po cel6 Pafizi nejrozma-
nitajsiho druhu povesti kolu-|
il. Jest tomu jiz asi mesic, co
sc panf hrabenka z Bussieres,
chot' Vase, skoro kazdodenne
tajne schaziva s jakymsi mla-I
dym muzem, kterehoz take
w velmi dobre znate, a KITE
rehoz hrabenka Valentino,
prve jeste nez Sc "a vas pro-
vdala, milovala...
Sehdzky onoho mladeho mu'
ze 8 Vail panf chotf btvaji
v6tsfm dflem v Asni6res v
malem odlehl6m, uprostfed "a
brady stojicim a stromy skoro
zcela ukryt6m letohr&dku.
/ dnes, v sobotu, umluvili &C.
ze Sc tamze odpoledne sejdou.I
Ulice, We kter6 ~ dlm vf5e1
'nsznaceny nalez&, nernk po-I
sud z&dn6ho napisu. ale piece
je snadno k nalezeni. Jest to
tfeti ulice "a mostem.
do zahrady naxna1en6 BE-
vchazi malymi, zelenymi dvef
,mis kter6 Sc nal&xaji hluboko
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Uhodl jsem neSnaze, jskez ky
nou nynf YAM, a myslil jsem
ma to, jak je odstraniti. Nesrni-
te videti jill We mn4 jen leka-
re po0h6ho, nybrz spise prfte.
le. Ode dneska chci btti vam
bratrem 9 synem matce vasi
Kez bych Sc osmeliti smell"
Step&n zaml6el Sc poznovu.
Pochopil r&zem. ze tajemstyi
jeho, v predchozim rozhovoru
beztoho zpola jiz odhalene,
malem ma dobro byl by pro.
zradil = proto rad3ji umlk!.
Tento okamzik nebyl die to-
no, by smel divce -vyjeviti hlu-
bokou lasku svou.
Ostatnek cemu mluviti.
Berta pochopila dobfe, i to,
echo doeud nevyslovil zdplna
a byla mu poNd6cna "a jeho
zdrzelivost.
"Keodmitate oddanych sau-
zeb rnych, neni-liz .pravda
tpokracova1 doktor.
,"Jmsnem matky sve i jme.
mem svym pfijmam je.' odtu-
sila dfvka tise.
Podruhe Stepan vzdor bole-
sti sve pocitil zakmit nanle ra
dosti.
"A nyni," pravil, "neztracej
me nj chvile - pojd'mez W.
hledati .matku vasi a hled'me
euspofiti j trapne kroky, v KITE
rych by snad pozbyla posled-
mich sill dussvnich telesnych.
Jsem povinen rici vam dplnou
pravdu 0 stavu maticky vasi.
Kazde pohnuti skodi il velice.
|Zkracuje zivot jeji. Protoz pra
We rozechveni, kterym musila
byti zachvacena nasledkem L.
mrti bratra vaseho, budi We
nm6 nemaly strach o jej zdra-
vi. Rozechveni to, ncbude-li "a
ny odcineno, mohlo by j: usmr
It'll .--
| Berta zbladla a sepjala ru-
ce.
ma SteSti," zvolala budete
stat Wy. pane doktore, po boku
jeJim a w mi il zachranite, me-
ni-liz pravda?"
"utinim vse, co bude mono
uciniti, tusim, re Wy tom ne
pochybujete. Avsak nam "a
potfebi vasi podpory, bych mo
hi jednati, Bez vas nemohl
bych delati niceho.'
"Co mohu ia uciniti?" taxa
la Sc divka, jsouc velice pre-
kvapena.
"Pomoci mi, abych mohl ma
tku vaSi zbaviti nikoliv zalu,
nebot' pokus taky byl by pfi-
mo silenstvim = nybrz hmot-
nych starosti. Ma prlklad "a
lezf velice ma tom, aby pani
NIonestierova zbavena byla my
slenky, re ocit'uje Sc nyni v BIZ
de - a k tomu jest mi zapc-
tfsbi pfispsni vaseho. Jak il
max toho dosici?"
"Ano, mate pravdu tom O.
lhledu. Jseni to ja. ktera' po
dive leta ridim domacnost a
bah vi, jak nakdy ten ukol byl
krusny. Staram Sc, by il nice
no neschazelo a zapisuji i We
skere pfijmy a vydaje."
"A matka vase nepfehlizi d
ctd vasich?"
"Nikdy tax necini."
"Bude tedy snadno klamath
il o pravem stavu,' potal dok-
tor.
"klamati il! prerusila jej
Berta skorem pohnevana. -
zach doktore!"
] "Rozumejte jen dobre slo-
|vdm mym mile dit6," pokraco.
wal lekar, "klam kterem mlu-
win, Jest nejnevinnejsi nej.
omluviteln6jsi, jaky jen mi.
byti; pozdstava Sc prosts tom
re mechanic pant Monestiero
!vou y ninani, ze We vasi praz.
;Ane .pokiadne zbyva trochu lie.
ra ~ i - 49,.
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"cekas zde jix dAvno?" t.
zala Sc hra|b4nka.
"Teprv n4kolik minut."
"Tsdy jssm nspfiSla poz'
ldxf"
"Nikoli, ale nynf musfme 8
Fpospi6iH, nebot' nezbtva nam
fp6iA mnoho Sasa.'
Po tech slovech zavfel VOC.
Ike dvffka Y kocAru.
Laura Hu pokynula. on ry.
Ichle vyskocil M kozlfk, praskl
do konf q rychle odjizdsl.
Exam pax to jedeme?" tA.
zala se Valentino.
"Nenf to daleko. Jedsme do
Asnieres.'
"A cek& on. tam?"
.Neceka. Vzdyt nebyla Olla
|schdzka urcena m dnesek.
Ale prosfm u. co pax je ii?
Moi Boze, vzdyt' se celia tie
ses. Jen sc pfec 1pokojp
III AMI saina ne$im, Cd to
je, ze je mi tax pcdivno," jek-
tala hrab9nka. ia nam hroz-
nou, Gzkost.''
"Uzkost? A Geho by ses ba-
la?" tazala se Laura. "Vzdyt'
Ijsem is $ tebcu."
mann jakesi hrozne tusenf,
ze na >nne cek& intake nest8-
|sti."
"Ty jsi d3tina. Jake nest9-
stf by t4 mohlo potkati?"
"Ale. Lauro, paklize on me
,neotekava, proc tedy jedeme
do Asni&res?"
Tied mlc, vsak Sc toho je-
lite dozvn," odyece Laura, 81
balsky sc usmivajic.
Ash "a til ctvrt9 hodiny do
veil je koe&r do Asnieres.
Misto toto bylo tehdy pustk
. pr&zdn6.
Tohko n3kolik m&lo leto-
hrkdkh sc zahradami se tam
nalkzalo.
Obe pritelkyne vystoupily .
'kotaru, ktery zastavil pred
nizktmi, zelei5mi .dvifkanli, /,
ktere nalezaly Sc hluboko v.
jedne' slime zdi.
Zde vytahla, Laura kapsy
velky svazek klicd, zkousela,
ktery klic dvifka ona otvira,
naeez je otevfela.
Vkrocily do zahrady dosti
rozs&hle.
Celou d6lkou teto zahrady
t&hlo Sc stromofadf a ma jeho
konci kynul jim vstffc newell
Ky. ale pfepychem prepiatym
vystaveny letohradek, v n4mz
vsecky okenice byly zavreny.
~ koho Sc zde nalszame?"
t&zala Sc Valentine zticha
Laury. jakoby sc obavals, ably
il neslysela jests nejaka jina
tfetf osoba. kterou nevidela.
"Neboj Sc. pro tento Okla
milk jsi - u mne." odpov4d9
la j Laura, 'jelikoz mi byl
dan ma starost cely tento ma
jetek, zahrada i omen domek
zahradni. cd nichz mi byly
klfce odevzdany. Vse patti ja-
k6s me pfitelkyni. Ia je vdo-
YOU . musila ma nxjakt cas-
odjeti do Italie. Zdrzf se tam
bez pochyby pres cele l6to .
tn pozadAla matku mou i mne,
abychom sem casem dohl&dly
. okna domku otviraly; ba spl
nomocnila n6s, be se sem md
zeme, kdyby Sc nam libilo, tie
b odstehovati. Zahrada tato
neni sice pfilis velika. ale jak
sama vidis, velmi p6kn& q do
bfe vzdelana a pima stinu stro
moveho."
Ma to proSly celou zahra-
du kdyz 81 byly vsecko pro-
hledIy, vkrocily do zahradni-
no domku.
v tomto bylo vsecko velmi
pohodlne Z skoro q pills ele-
A~1->x> >l,,
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- ~. ss ~ vSsul
=, y.Ha :a'snsc ns osaone ps.n.'
Ass-. posuu u,1s' = s'ss0uc'cn
= .uA1u svycn.
II o 0ezpr1kladna oeze-
esno3 sastensi chrapuvym
n'aseM : vzteKie smscKai @
Ao pesna.
j Na 70 zostal nekolik Okla
mzikn sedeti bez pohnua, ba
skorO bez dechu.
Po chvili nahle vyzdvihnul
hlaNu . rty jeho zastnalS So
zkrontly ( opovrzliv&mu d,
Ism6Sku.
Psani to jest bez podpisu,
tedy pisated skryva Sc, snad
ze stydi sc "a jmeno sprosteho
utrhace!' zvolal pohrdave.
Ale hned ma to zmocnil Sc
jej opet vztek nevyslovnt.
Coz kdyby ale pfece bylo
pravda, co tam psanoP' zasi-
pal "Nebot' nemam 44dnych
lfepfatel, kteff by 81 cht4h re
lmne snad Sasky tropiu. A pax
uv&zfm-i vSecky podrobnosti,
o nichz Sc v psanf onom zmin
ka dele, ze v Asnieres scha-
zeji Sc v domku. stojicfm v "a
hrade, do niz vchazf SO dvef-
Imi zelentmi hluboko W zdi Sc
nalezajfcfmi -I tedy nsmohu
ami na okamzik pochybovati 0
lpravdivosti toho. ~ Jisto jest,
ze me ona nemiiuJe, % ze II
Jsem protlvnym. beda mne
Jsem oedy pooveden' zrazen
ou - = = naneDha oloni-
ce' - nes.ouona - a prs
n,c hese sstnica onu hezorzeio
- -; na.s,,s,oa; - ;o;s S,ts
.oh,,,a : - 49,. as;non.aa,,,s
e na,,;rnast 81; ona n,x
o,o,,.;,a = : xa.t !. ! doh.s ;r,S-
-,
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Ia =.
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s,;..x,,,
syshocll JsMo 1Des.'y, Oeln-
Ia xyA1Ny vzteku z zlosa w
GRAY se cnviIslhi ze seisn
nycn prsou Jeno 2 ruce Jeno
opcas Jako K nrozbe Sc zveda-
" 90 vyse.
Jednu chvili myslil 81. ze
|pospfsi k hrabence . Ia il
pfedlozi omen bezejmenny list.
ktery il podezrfval z tax me-
|cestneho skutku.
Kdyby hrabe byl tax ucinil,
byvalo by hrabence bylo vecf
snadnou ospravedlniti Sc; byla
by mu totiz fekla pravdu a
'byla dplnS ocistenou.
Ma nestesti vsak neucinil
die sve prvni myslenky, nebot'
mu zarlivost naseptala myslsn
ku jinou.
z&rlivost pax Jest, jak vn-
bee znamo, radkyn9 velmi
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HLEDA Sc 6bchodnf mistnost
hodicf Sc pro feznictvi, po pfi-
pade Sc t@z feznictvi vykoupf.
Nechte adresu Y adm. {. iistu.
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Napsal Xavier de Mant6pin.

"Slyste mne, slecno," pokra-
coval lekaf, - odpoyr
pffmo - bez v4hani. bez Ia
jeni, bez okolkl - jak Sc cd
povfda oddan6mu q upfimne-
mu prteli "a Wy dobfe vite,
ze takym jsenl."
"Vim tom, doktore, ne
pochybuji o tom - !" zvolala
Befta, davajic Sc ma cl1vili u
nesti city svymi, "a proto
Ike mann plnou iuveru k vaa
Slova tato rozechvela max
krvacejici dosud srde'se. ST
! novo.
u Lekaf pojal ruku Bertinu a
tiskl il vrele.
Potom tazal fe:
''Prace bratra, draheb
no Abela, poskytovala vam sle-
emo; neni-liz pravda, nejvetsf
zdi%j prijmd pro domacnost
vasi?"'
Berta Sc zardela. II Z
Odpovedela vsak Ibez lrozpa-
III:
"Ano, doktore. - Bratr rllj
'neponechaval 81 pro sebe nice
no. Prinasel matce me, nestr-
hpje z toho ami SOU, vxdy svou
.mzdu ctrnactidcnni. S malym
pax vydelkem, jehoz dostavalo
Sc mi "a me drobne prace, "a
vysivani a hotoyeni odevl, sta
civalo nam to, bychom mohli
ziti skromn6 sice velmi jed
noduse, ale prece bez vselikeho
nedostatku."
"Kdyz byl bratr vas choro-
bou zachvacen. NELL jste ieste
lspory nejake?"
"Ano, doktore."
"AvSak choroba dlotahO trva-
Ia. Nase lspory jsou zajiste ma
dobro vycerpany. Vid'te, nam
pravdu ze jsou uplne vycerpa-
n.y."
Berta zardela se poznovu.
a Ilh3ytvaE je,sal fespadite& a
jakysi plachy stud.
ubohe d6vce ved6lo velmi
dobre, ze nalehave otazky Ste
panovy jsou ohlasem nikoliv do
terne nejake zvedavosti, nybrz
ohlasem vrele sympatie a o.
pravdove starosti.
Lekar dodal dojat:
"Prominte mi, slecno, re Sc
vas tax do podrobna taxi a
pfedevsim nedivte Sc pflis to-
mu - kdvbyste vedela, jak ve-
liky zajem chovam vuci matce
vaSi vnci yam - kdybyste
tusila jak velice mann vas o.
be rad, pochopila byste, re ten
to zajem, tato prichylnost da-
vaji mi pravo, starati Sc, tfe-
ba i do nenepatrnejsich podro
bnosti, vse. co Sc tyka vast
domacnosti. Chtel ;bych VAN n
ci vse, CO citfm, avsak nemo-
hu nelezti pravych slov, bych
vse dcvesll vysloviti. Slova, jez
re srdce mi vykypi. zmiraii ma
rtech mych. Berto, odpovezte
mi uprimne. Pomnete, ze nedo
statsk shroutil by matku vasi,
iejiz silly jsou vycerpany. Pro-
toz jmenem vasi odddanosti a
lasky detsk5 zaprisaham vas,
byste mi n;ceho neskryvala!--
Choroba Abelova a utraty, ja-
kychz nemoc vyzadovala, wy
cerpaly posledni prostfeGky va
Be, neni-liz pravda?"
Berta odtusila sotva slysitel.
ne:
Zach, ano, mily doktore --
ano, jet. tomu tax, jsme velice
chud. V dome pramalo nam jN
zbyva, co bylo by nase, ne,
vim ami, jak uhradime vydajt
ma pohfeb bratrilv."
Divka mluvic tax, jala se o
pet vzlykati a skryla tvar svo
il do dlani svych.
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