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Evening star., 1923-07-11

Spanish Ambassador md
Sonora de RianO Return.
The ambassador of Spain and Sc
nora de Riano and Senior Don Ma
riano de Amoedo, second secretary OF
the embassy, returned to Washington
this morning from Biltmore, N. c..
where they spent a week as guests
of Mrs. George Vanderbilt.
Evening star., 1923-07-11

Countess Szechenyi, wife OF the
minister of Hungary. entertainer
number of guests at luncheon yester
day at the summer legation at New
DOrt
Evening star., 1923-07-11

Mr. and Mrs Russell A. Hart have
arrived from Detroit to make a visi,
in Washington, and are staying a,
the Lee House
Evening star., 1923-07-11

Nearly one-eighth OF the surface ot
Sweden Is covered by lakes.
Evening star., 1923-07-11

The charge d'affaires Of Lithuania
and Nine Carneckis will leave Wasn-
inSton the latter part of the week
for New York. They plan to sail later
in the month for Europe.
Evening star., 1923-07-11

Mr.. Sherburne House of New York.
Red Cross official. who was at the
Hotel Hamilton for several days. has
returned to his home. He will spend
a month camping. after which he
plans to go to China with the Red
Cross
Evening star., 1923-07-11

DR.. and Mrs. Abram Simon have
been the house guests of Mrs. Jacob
Wertheim. at her estate, Home Rest
near New York. before sailing for
Europe to spend the rest OF the sum-
mer,
Evening star., 1923-07-11

The marriage has been announced
of Miss Bessie Bayless, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bayless, to Mr..
Clarence Z. Frey. which took place
June 26, in this city. Immediately
after the ceremony the bridal couple
left for a. wedding trip to Boston and
Portland, Me, and will return to
Washington by way of New York city.
Evening star., 1923-07-11

Mrs. Charles Mckee Of Pittsburgh
Pa, is staying at the New Willard.
while on a visit to Washington.
Evening star., 1923-02-02
TELLS Of WORK AMONG
CHILDREN OF DISTRICT
Mrs. Clark Says 81 Per Cent Of
Those Before Association Saved
From Court Records.

"Ninety-seven per cent of the chill
dren who came before the Juvenile
Protective Association last year were
saved from court records in the
Juvenile Court" said Mrs. Edward B.
Clark. member of the board, in ad-
dressing the members of the Twen-
tieth Century Club at the meeting
yesterday. There were I'll children
of the District of Columbia helped
by this association last year." she
club women of Washington do not
know about this organization and
the splendid work it is doing"
Following Mrs. Clark's detailed ex-
planation of the work Of the asso,
Mrs. Whitman also assisted In laying
the facts before the club members.
1t was proposed that committee be
appointed to help.
Mrs Bickneli announced commit
tees to obtain financial support. Mrs.
Richard Fay Jackson is chairman or
the committee to secure contributing
members. substantial sum was OBJ
tanned from those in attendance at
yesterdays meeting. Mrs. James w.
McNeil is chairman of the committee
to arrange for card parties Mrs.
Francis Walker announced a French
play for February l..
Chairmen of additional committees
are Mrs. Thomas W. Sidwell. Mrs.
Samuel G. Blythe, Mrs. George +.
Bowerman, Mrs. Glenn :. Smith, Mrs.
Henry Thurtell, Mrs. Robert S. Yard,
Mrs. Frederic +. harrington. Mrs.
John +. Jones and Mrs. Frank r
Reuter-.
Other speakers were c. Louis Seya,
charge daffaires of the, Lettish lega-
tion. who spoke on the possible con-
federation of the states of Europe.
and DIR. William A. White, superin-
tendent of st. Elizabeth's Hospital,
spoke briefly on "Psychonalysis."
Evening star., 1923-02-02

lief is the especial work Of this COM
mittee. is back OF the great effort
being put forth to make of this q
financial success.
Ths commits Of
g; Harding. Nine. Jusserand. Nine.
Riano. Nine. Matthew, Lady Geddes,
Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. DENLY, Mrs. Fred
erick Gillette. Nine. Waltenberg,
Mli,s Nine; Peter. Countess sseehenyi. Mrs.
Wadsworth. Mrs. Frelinshuyssn. Mrs.
M. wainwright, Mrs. William Phil
lipps. Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, Mrs.
LeJeune. Mrs. John H Dayton, Mrs.
Sharles McVay, Mrs. Robert C. Davis,
Mrs. Coontz. Mrs. MacDousall. Mrs.
taeuzene. Nine. Eksngren. Nine.
Mlshtowt, Mrs. Breckinridge Long.
MIS-. Boughton Wood, Mrs Charles
glover, Mrs. Frederick Brooke. Mrs.
Wflfred Dupuy. Mrs. Harold Walker,
Mrs. James Carroll Frazier.
In the attractive program now be-
ing arranged bridge and NAH gongg,
the ancient Chinese game. now SO
popular. start at 2:30 O'Clock. while
o'clock. A''
The committee is composed of
Princess Cantacuzene, Mrs Lansinr.
NINE. Ekengren. Nine Mishtowt, Mrs.
george Marye. Mrs. Van Reypen, Mrs.
Dulaney Hunter. Mrs. John p. lack :
son, Jr; Mrs. Harry wardman, Mrs.
bunker, Mrs. Ives, Mrs. Sidney An
orews and Mrs. Fletcher. The date
ana place will be announced shortly.
MT. Howard H. Hayes, president of
tne Yellowstone Park Camp Corpora
e.on. VIII entertain at dinner tonight
al the New Willard.
me Kappa Beta Pi Sorority will
give a dinner at the Women's City
Cluo at 7:15 o'clock this evening.
among those dining will be the dean.
Miss Gertrude Leonard; the associate
dean. Miss Beryl Gould: Miss Olive
Beatty. Miss Julia Banks, Miss Lydia
Hendrickson. Miss Lucille Compton,
MISS Madge Lee Guard. Miss Mabel
Hogan, Miss Minnie Holm. Miss Ethel
Lawrence, Miss c. Larimore Keeley,
MISS kessler. Miss Marseiglia. Miss
McFall. Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey,
Miss Kathryn Norris. Judge Sellers,
Miss Ella Sullivan. Mrs. Frank Sra
mex. Miss Alberto Wright, Mrs
Ralph Wardwell and Miss Esgate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bloom of Fall
River, Mass. who expect to be in
Washington for the remainder of the
season, have taken apartments at the
Burlington Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. H wylie Of San
Jose, Calf. are In Washington for an
extended visit. and hS~e taken a
suite at the Powhatan.
Evening star., 1923-02-02
FREIGHT RATE CUT ASKED,

A new demand for reduction of
railroad freight rates on agricultural
products was made in an address in
the Senate yesterday by Senator Cap
per. republican, Kansas, chairman Of
the farm bloc"
Declaring railroad legislation would
be the big question" before the next
Congress. Senator Capper said that
railroads were prospering and that
freight rates on agricultural prod
ucts must be reduced. He reiterated
demands for restoration of regulatory
powers to state railway commissions.
Railroad earnings last year in
creased $145,000,000 and more than
forty large railroads showed earnings
of more than 6 per cent, Senator Cap
per declared, while the farming in
dustry, 1.-The biggest industry OF all,
has been lighting for existence"
Evening star., 1923-02-02
Marriage Licenses.

following:
Louis Rodgers aud Myrtle Heisup. both o.
Charles ]. Biddle of And.lusia, Pa. aud
Katharine L. Keep of Chicago. III.
Shedrick White and Sarah kibbey.
David Loring. jr.. and Lorna g. Chitty.
Ernest Renfro and Edna p. Nothey
T. franklin Dukes Of Rhoadesdsle, Nd, and
Grace J. Sutwell OF Gallant Green, Md.
Johu II. Van Houten OF beacon, y. Y, and
Mary +. B. Fitzgerald of Fishkill, y. Y.
Cecil r. Phillips and Frances l.. Humphries
both of Clifton Forge, Va.
Robert T. Cushen ana Mary E. Rowe, both
of Hagerstown, Md.
Moses Gass and Tobtr Dochman.
Arthur Davis and Ola Ferris.
Theodore r. Greene and Abbie NJ Johnson.
Edward e. Toliver and Marie Walters.
James Z. McMurtrey. jr., and Sue L. DeG-
baugh.
Rupert c. Reomy and Mae n. Owens.
Francis ". Jackman of Minneap polls, MINI
and Agnes E. Bahlert OF Pound, Wis.
Evening star., 1923-02-02
ST. ALOYSIUS CHURCH
WILL HONOR SOLDIERS
Announcement Of Officials in Mill
tary Vesper Service on Febru-
ary IL Is Made.

Announcement Of the officials in
charge OF the military vespsr services
at st. Aloysius Church on February
II, In memory Of the service men who
lost their lives when the troopship
Tuscania was sunk during tho world
war, was made at the meeting OF q
committee Of former service men in
charge OF arrangements Wednesday
night, at the Aloysius Club.
w. j. Harrington, an overseas vet
eran will be officer of the dav, as
sisted by Department Commander ].
Deans OF the G. a. r., Albert Mihaud.
MAJ. Daniel j. Donovan and T. y. Fall.
Sergt Henry Loveless will be chief
bugler. assisted by Ttom Murray, E.
Duvall and l.. Greene.
At the meeting a vote OF thanks was
extended to j. v. Fitzgerald, Dan
OConnell. Ben Mosby Mckelway and
j. Russell Young for the work along
publicity lines in placing the event be-
fore the public.
Among features of the service will
be detail of regulars of the Army and
Navy and Marine Corps from local es-
ADJUSTMENTS of each branch OF the
service, as well as delegations OF war
nurses, colored disabled veterans of
the Spanish american and the world
war. under Howard A. Walker.
The Holy Name Band. Boy Scout
buglers. Scout Troops and Coma "a
cadets wi be guests of the ex-service
men to witness the military vespers
Evening star., 1923-02-02
FEARS FOR POINCARE.
By tho Associated Press.

mo .tssOtI2Ctu ffesB.
PARIS, February ANDREW lie
Fevre, former minister of war, yes
terday told of a plot to assassinate
Premier Poincare and Leon Daudet,
the royalist leader. He said the plot
had been hatched by a foreign or
ganization.' He gave the informa-
tion to the magistrate. who Is inVes-
tigating the recent assassination of
Marius Plateau, a reporter of LAC
ton Franchise, by Mile. Berthon, an
anarchist, but refused to tell the
source of it
Evening star., 1923-02-02

Edward P. Costigan and Mrs. Ann
webster. Mrs. Small was recently
reelected alderman Of Toronto.
Evening star., 1923-02-02

Representative and Mrs. Kahn of
California, who have spent the last
month in Camden. S. c.. where Mr..
Kahn has been recuperating after a
severe illness, left yesterday for San
Francisco.
Evening star., 1923-02-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall NJ. Lang
horne were hosts at dinner last eve-
ming in their apartment at the Con-
necticut.
Evening star., 1923-02-02

Mrs. James W. Hustled, wife of Rep
resentative Hustled. entertained a
small party of ladies at luncheon
Yesterday at the New willard. Among
her guests were Mrs Homer P. Sny-
der and MIRA Thomas 3. Dunn. wives
OF other New York representatives.
Evening star., 1923-02-02

Col. and Mrs. Edward H. Tarbutton
will entertain a company OF eighteen
At dinner at LIE ParadiS this evening
Col and Mrs. Tarbutton will entertain
at dinner on February at Rauschers 8
Evening star., 1923-02-02
bridge Tournament and
PROGRAM for ISussiau Relief,

The committee for Russian refugee
relief, of which Mrs. Robert Lansing
is chairman. is arranging a bridge
tournament for early in February,
which promises to be unique and
enjoyable affair. with many novel
features.
The urgent need of the suffering
refugees in Constantinople, whose re.
Evening star., 1923-02-02
Society
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CONTINUED from EiEhth Pake)
Webster. Mrs. Small was recently
reelected alderman of Toronto.
Representative and Mrs. Kahn of
California, who have spent the last
month in Camden. S. c.. where Mr..
severe illness, left yesterday for San
Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall NJ. Lang
horne were hosts at dinner last eve
ming in their apartment at the Con-
nectfcut.
Mrs. James w. Hustled, wife of Rep
resentative Hustled. entertained a
small party of ladies at luncheon
her guests were Mrs Homer P. Sny-
der and MIRA Thomas B. Dunn. wives
OF other New York representatives.
Col. and Mrs. Edward H. Tarbutton
will entertain a company OF eighteen
At dinner at LIE Paradis this evening.
Col. and Mrs Tarbutton will entertain
At dinner on February at Rauschers.
Miss Adrienne Iselin of New York
arrived in Washington yesterday to
he the guest of Miss Mary Sanger.
w
ger, for the coming week.
Miss Sanger will entertain at a
bridge luncheon tomorrow at the
chevy Chase Club in honor of Miss
lselin.
Mrs. L. c. Garnett will be hostess
at tea this evening at LIE Paradis en-
tertalning party OF six.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Martin Savage
will be at home tomorrow from to
o'clock.
Leahy entertained at dinner last
evening.
Mrs. w. H. sholes will not receive
her continued illness
Mr.. and Mrs. Sholes will leave
Washington February ~ for Florida,
where they will remain for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry White
Will leave Washington Sunday for
Southern Pines, N. c., where they
will spend three weeks.
Mrs. Harry Meem entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Dresden.
Mrs. Martin L. Welfiey Of Asheville,
\. G.. and her daughters, Miss Blanche
Welhey and Miss Katie Welhey. are
at the Raleigh Hotel They will re-
turn to Asheville on Tuesday.
Mrs NJ. L. Mccormick and her
daughter, Miss Josephine Mccormick,
arrived Wednesday from ST. Paul
Mimi, and are established at the
Shoreham Hotel for visit Of several
weeks in Washington.
Mrs. George Earle Gelm will visit
her mother, Mrs. Henry Trevor Cook
AT the Wyoming, for several weeks
arriving Thursday. February s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry johnson are
LEAVING Washington today for a short
trip south.
Miss Vida Ord, daughter Of Mrs.
James Cresap Ord Of Chevy Chase,
and the late Maj. James Cresap Ord,
is now at the Hotel Roosevelt.
The fourth junior league dance of
the season will be given this evening
at RauScher's. In the receiving line
will be Mrs. Corcoran Thorn. Miss
Anne Hight and Miss Mary Palmer.
bridge Tournament and
Program for Itussian Relief.
The committee for Russian refugee
relief, of which Mrs. Robert Lansing
is chairman. is arranging a bridge
tournament for early in February,
which promises to be a unique and
enjoyable affair. with many novel
features.
The urgent need of the suffering
refugees in Constantinople, whose re-
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:
Evening star., 1923-02-02

Mrs. l.. c. Garnett will be hostess
at tea this evening at LIE Paradis, en-
tertalninG a party of six.
Evening star., 1923-02-02

Miss Adrienne Iselin of New York
arrived in Washington yesterday to
he the guest of Miss Mary Sanger,
daughter OF Mrs. William Cary San
ger, for the coming week.
Miss Sanger will entertain at a
bridge luncheon tomorrow at the
chevy Chase Club in honor of Miss
lselin.
Evening star., 1923-02-02

The fourth junior league dance of
the season will be given this evening
at Rauscher's. In the receiving line
will be Mrs Corcoran Thorn. Miss
Anne Hight and Miss Mary Palmer.
Evening star., 1923-02-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Martin Savage
VIII be at home tomorrow from to
o'clock
Evening star., 1923-02-02

Miss Vida Ord, daughter Of Mrs.
James Cresap Ord of Chevy Chase,
and the late Maj. James Cresap Ord,
Is now at the Hotel Roosevelt
Evening star., 1923-02-02

Mrs. George Earle Gelm will visit
her mother, Mrs. Henry Trevor Cook
at the Wyoming, for several weeks.
arriving THURSDAY. February S.
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dunn 5ti svetnicfch s koupel
nou ma kazdem poschodi, bu-
de brzy k nastehovani, mala
cast hotove a ostatni ma m6sic
nj splatky. Je to dobry invest
ment, ktery Sc sam sebou "a
plati. Haste Sc v elsie 1868
harrington Ave., aneb v els.
12414 Farringdon v Corlett,
druha ulice cd Union k&ry.
9-28
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PRODA Sc

v CORLETT. Moderni dunn
o 6ti pokojich, koupelna, ga
raz, lot 80 strevicu v pruceli,
vse v nejlepsim poradku, da
Sc pfi rychlem prodeji "a
$4,000. Hlaste Sc u Atlas FL
nance Co., 5458 Broadway.
Petite Sc ma Mr.. j. Mlckovsky.
9-29
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PR0DA Sc dobfe jdoncf ven
kovsky ssnfseny obchod 8 bu-
dovou, PHI kterem je 8asoiino-
va stanice. Zasoby 4 vse "a
fizeno. Cena $4,000; polovic
lhotove. Dobre an5kto pro pfd-
cinliveho obchodnflxa. MAZE
tex tento &c naleza no di6kd9-
ne ceste a po pffpade se vysn4-
nj "a majetek priNatnf. Nam
v prodeji vice farem q majet-
ku "a vyhodnych podmfnek.
Blizsi sdef Bob. Sxcha, - Fer.
keH Rd. Chagrin Falls, @.
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(Pokra6ovani)
Revmaticks bolesti.

Kevm&tlcke boleStl, - MI
nulou zimu, iako nasledek na-
stuzeni, byl jsem stizen revma-
tickymi bolestmi, . pise p. J. N.
Anderson z Roscommon, Mich.
"Dr. Petra Hoboko a jeho We
hlasn6 mazani mne opet uzdra
vilo." Tyto dobTe zname pro-
stredky mali dobre jmeno v le-
cent reymatlckych bolesti. Sto-
il to Ia to, je zkusiti. Lekarni-
ci je nemajf ma prodej; zvlast-
nj jednatele je dodavaji. Pro
informaci piste na DR.. Peter
Fahrney & Sons Co, 2501
Washington Bvld. Chicago, III
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy a
delikatesni obchod s prode-
jem skolnich potreb a doutnf-
k1, tydni prijem $400. Naleza
Sc v elsie 2902 Bridge Ave.
Obchod tento musi byt prodan
k urovnani spolecnikI. Prijd'
te o blizsi vysvetlenf k Mr..
Zimerman, 1907 Miles Ave.
1910
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PRODA Sc pekarsky OBJ
chod, kde Sc zarucene trzi
$400 tydne pri malo hodin pra
ce, v ned6li zavreno. Obehod
Sc naleza v els. 8420 Madison
Ave-, zadny podobny obchod
v okoli tri mil. Cena velmi lev
ma. 1913
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PRIME Sc pradlo, tez ze-
hleni, muscle by Sc privezt a
odvezt. Dobra prace zaruce-
ma. Haste Sc v cisle 4506
Champa Ave. z Broadway.
9-2S
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn, zanovni, Z pokoj1, 8 Ioz
nice, vytapenf horkou vodou.
Haste Sc v cisle 1858 Bart
lett Ave. z vych. 131. ul.
9-29
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kUPTE, kdyz jiny musi
prodat. = Dunn 0 5ti syetni-
cfch S koupelnou,s - ,4laz
ba ma ulici, blize Garfield
Rouleyardu. Vezme Sc lot co
prvni splatka. Cena $4,000. -
v Union Heights novy dunn o
6ti pokojich, da sc pod cenu.
Pfijd'te Sc podivat, nez bude
pozde. Cena $4,000. Blizsi sd6
Ii Nejedlik a Mikes Realtors,
11O15 Union Ave. Tel. Broad
way, 1886 - Union 1861 r.
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PRODA Sc dunn ma zap. So.
ul. bllze Clark Ave-, hodi Sc
pro til -rodiny. Lot je "a phi
1877 str. Cena $500. Haste
Sc u v. V. Pojlnan, 1929 zap.
a.. ul. 9-29
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TElATECH
- : Q = An -
Napsal Kara n. Ptfbramskt.

~ a : ~~|S - ~ 1Af>$y 49, vJJssfAAV ~
1aprosto neInozno, blaholil Sc
Til, Dublin js. piece Y PraEe!
Vratil Sc dues rano, not-,
MIN vlakem. Sam jssm jej VII.
del 2 mluvu jsem 3 MIN.
Starochovy oci ae upfely ma,
feditele 5 vyrazem nevylicitel-
ne hrlzy q lzasp. Co sc mu
zd&lo 5 poc&tku nemoznym. ny.
nj chapal. Dublin Sc vr&til ..
nenadani do Cizoya, spatfn v
parku AniSku 8 Nevolou 1 tu,
doslo ke strasive tragedii. Ale
kde byl, kam Sc podA Nevola?,
- A.. nikdo jiny nebyl v.
zahrade?
Ne, nikdp, odpovfdal fe-
ditel, ale pohled, jejz' upfel ma
Setfila, iasne dokazoval, ze
rozumi jeho otazce az pfilis
dobre.
Ale staroch jiz Ease nemlu-
vii, prvni jeho DOZEN, ze tento
pr6b6h ud&losti zbayuje jej
zodpovednosbi, razem Sc roz-
plynul, znovu q znovu 81 uve-
domoval, ze by nebylo doslo
Ike katastrofe, kdyby nebyl do
nucoval Anicku X teto osudne
schhzce. Al domnfvalIli Sc, xe
il padl "a obet' jeden Eivot,
vedA nynf, ze ii odpykaly diva.
- A oba jsou nlftvi? t&zal
Sc stisnene.
- Myslim, ze aa1o, odpovi-
dial feditel, poslal jsem kocar
pro lekafe, jiz jede.
Bylo slyset hrcenl povozu,
ujizdejicfho re zamku do me-
sta.
- Nyni pfenesou oba do
zamku, pokracoval reditel, ale
Mvslim, ze neni to pohled pro
vas, pane tovarniku, rozkazal
jsem, aby Sc ucinilo vse, echo
je tTeba, take pro zenu jsem
postal, ably Sc pokusila milosti7
YOU panf pfwest, X zivotu a We
domi.
" D6kuji vam, zaSeptal Sc
tfil.
Dovolim si tedy vyprovo-
dit vas dovnitf, poIkracoval re-
ditel, tam se sApokojite, zatiIn
prijede, doufam, 1ekaf a pax
budeme moci Sc podivat =.
- Chci il vid6t, hned! pro-
hlasoval Setfil se vzdorovito-
sti tem6f d9tinskOu.
Ale reditel Sc sklonil k ne
mu a rekl septem:
- Pfedeysim se musime do
hodnout o jistych vecech, pa
no tOvarniku.
Staroch podlehl nan udive-
ne, ale feditel se tvafil, jake
by toho nepozoroval, nybrz Sc
ptal mu dale:
- Nam "a to, ze s lekafem
Sc dostavi take soudni komise
a ze nenf tfeba, ably Sc dove
della vice nezi je nutno.
SctfN porozumA. - Namaha-
We vstal q 4oplraje 80 Q rane re-
dite!ovo, dad se vest do zam-
ku. Kdyz Sc ocitli v pokoji,
klesl zlomen ma zidli, pokryl
>obicej rukama q dial Sc doxeu
faleho place.
Reditel stA vedle neho mic
ky hlede k zeni a trpelive ce-
kal. az sc ukhdnf. Mohl mu
popfat casu. Ami lekar, ami
komise nepfijdou tax brzy, pla
Gem 81 Setril uleyi a bude pax
tim spise to rozumne uvazo-
vat.
Nahle staroch zVedl hlavu.
} - A matka! Matka! "a
dptl. MNsfnle il o tom zpra-
Wit. Ale jak? Bude to jejf
smrt.
- Myslim, ze bude lepe W.
Gkat, az uvidime, co vlastne Sc
stalo. PodaTi-i Sc privest j k
zivotu il.
Setril pohledl nan truchli-
wynn 1smevem.
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PRODA Sc dun 0 5ti poko-
jich, velky sklep, koupelna a
garaz, yse moderne zarizeno.
Tvrde podlahy a pekna puda.
Ulice dlazdena. Haste Sc v {.
134O9 Svec Ave. v Corlett.
1914
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PRODA Sc reznicky OBJ
chod, kde Sc trzi hotove 500
tydne, je pfi mem byt o 8 po-
kojich, hned "a obchodem. Ia
volejte telefonem Garfield
1869, da sc LEVINE. Blizsi po-
drobnosti sdeli Mr.. thinner
man. 1907 Miles Ave. 1913
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kazal Sc feditel, korektni a od-
m6feny jake vzdycky, Jeho Ger
ny salonni kabat, ktery nosil
stale, plsobil v teto chvih do
jmem satu smutecniho> Uklo-
nil Sc Setriloyi q tiskna nsu ru-
ku, prayil tlumene3:
Slysel jsem, pane tovar-
niku. (.
setfil jen mleky pokynul
hlavou.
- Jdu tam! rekl konecne
tezce a stSsnene.
- Snad by bylo lepe, navr-
hoval Eeditel, kdybyste Sc posi-
Ill chvfli odpocinkem :. Podi-
vam Sc tam zatim sam, co se
stalo, snad neni tax zle. Prvnf
zpravy byvaji prehn&ny. Ra-
cite Sc posadit zde q -.
Pokynul sluhtlm, z nichz je-
den ihned odbehl pro kreslo,
druzi vedli Setfila zp6t ma We
randu. Neodporoval Jim, ami
Sc nevzpiral, zdalo Sc, ze je
rad, ze bude jeste chvili use
tfen hrozneho pohledu, ktery
| jej ocekaval.
Reditel zatim, provazen. ne
kolika lohaji, rychle sestupo-
val dolI.
Staroch hledel "a MIN. jed
nou Sc pokusil vstat, jako by
chtel take pospichat ma misto
cinu, ale pax Ease klesl do kfe-
sla, zakryl 81 oci rukama q z
jeho list vydralo Sc hluboke "a
dpeni. Marne Sc snazil upou-
tat sve myslenky k faktu, KITE
|ry byl vlastne hlavn9 a nej-
hroznejsi: ze jeho dcera jest
mrtva. Po kazde Sc mu wy
milky a tekaly jinam, stale a
stale jedinym s1nerem, nebot'
vzdy dospfvaly k temuz vysled
ku: vrahem dcerinym jsi ty,-
jenom ty!
Sedel nehybne, pokouseje sc
aspon nemyslet ma mic, klidne
vyckat udalosti, ale bylo to ia
ko by vedomi viny dcefinou
smrti bylo neza1 baditelne vry-
to do jeho mozku, jakoby zrak
jeho duse, ait pahledne kam-
koli, Sc setkaval S timto Kaino-
wynn znamenim.
Konecne, konecne Sc vrace!
feditel hdmi, jeho tvar byla
jeste zasmusilejsi, nezli drive,
ma tvarich sluhl zracilo sc zds
Semi. jez kontrastovalo Sc div
ne S klidenl reditelovym.
-. Pro lekaise do mesta sc Iz
poslalo?
- Ne, pane rediteli, odpovi-
dial lokaj, nikdo jeste medal
rozkazI, vzdyt' sc nevedelo, co
Sc stalo.
- Ovsem, ovsem, bette te-
dy dejte zaprahnouti rychle
leiiky kocarek,. Qdojed'te pro
doktora oznamte mu, co sc
J pfihodilo. Uzna-li "a dobre,
ohlasi sam vec dradu.
Lokaj uposleehl a special
pryc, reditel Sc blizil k Setrilo-
vi. Znovu sc pokusia staroch,
aby vstal Sc s,ve zidle, ale jeh0
silly nestacily k tomu. Reditel,
jenz stanul pred MIN, pripa-
| dial mu v cernem SVEN safe ia.
ko zlovestny haNran, hlasatel
neStesti.
Pane tovarnikd, fekl, ne
su bohuzel zpravy zle, horsl
nezli jsme Sc domnivali; ne
stesti nestihla Ibohuzel jen mi.
lostivou panf. Nalezli jsme y
Parku blizko sebe dive t6la, mi
lostivou pani a
Nevolu! Chtel vykfik.
nout staroch. ale 2 jeho lst Wy.
ISlo jen nesrozumitelne zasl0u.
hrani.
- A pana Dubina! dokon.
Iil reditel.
! Setril Sc nan dlwal ocima Wy.
treStenyma q nechapajicln1a