davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-10

New Walnuts have arrived. A
very low price in ten pound lots.
A. NJ. Williams. Phone 653. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-10
Potts Have New Son

Potts Have New Son-Their MANY
friends will be interested to know
that new son has made his advent
INTO the Tome of Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
nett +. Potts of this city. Mother
and child are doing well at the
Hale Maternity Hospital in Calex-
leo. Mrs. Potts win be remembered
as formerly being Miss Alphadean
Hamilton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. p. Hamilton, well known local
merchant of this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-10

Isbell's Mineral, use it and prove
that good circulation is health.
Clements Drug Store. IS adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-10

Seek Bad Check Artist.-Police
officers from Huntington Beach ar
rived in this city this morning on
the trail of n man wanted in that
city for passing worthless checks.
After visiting the police station
and the sheriff's office, they left
for Calexico, having been informed
that their man was seen there re-
Gently.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-10
Former Resident Here.

Former Resident Here. f.
Kirk, formerly agent for the Wells
Fargo Company in this city, is in
FL Centre in connection with his
duties as financial agent for the
American Railway Express, and is
renewing old aequaintanees. Kirk
has advanced rapidly since leaving
Ell Centre and is now located in the
San Francisco headquarters office
Of the express company.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-10

the horse. COW, pig, cat and goat. Al
present you win find him at the
Valley Drug Store. Phone 81, or
res. AIS So. Sth. Phone lS9. adv /
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-10

Wooda Blesy, Dance Studio. 7-3
Orange. Phone 41iN. ADJ
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-10

FIFTH
ANNUAL
ARMISTICE
DAY
DANCE
GIVEN BY
AMERICAN
LEGION
MASONIC
HALL
Ell CENTRO
MONDAY
EVENING
NOVEMBER 12
GOOD MUSIC
REFRESHMENTS.
ADMISSION $1.50
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-10
Eat Breakfast at Steves.
ad

DR.. c. S. Marsden, specialist in
diseases of the eve, ear, nose and
throat, has returned to Ell Centre
and re-opened his office in the
Pacific Southwest Trust and Saw
ings Bank Building. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-10

Elmer A. Todd, pupil of Widor
and Chaminade in Paris, France.
Piano, Pipe Organ Musical Form.
624 Olive. Phone 466-W. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-10
Army Recruiting office Open :

@s4f
Army Recruiting office Open -
The United States Army has open
ed its recruiting office in the Pa
cific-Sonthwest bank building and
is desirous of enlisting young men
in the various branches of the SER
vice. Corporal Stanislaus Noonan.
who has been in FL Centre for seve-
raj weeks, during which he has
made his headquarters at the post
office, is in charge of the recruit
ing station and will be glad to talk
over enlistments with any young
men who are interested.
Low Air Pressure General Cords.
Tom Gill Tire Co. adv
Ruth Teeple- Reid Piano Studios.
523 Holt Ave. Phone 236. adv
Hermon Visiting Here ]. K.
Hermon, formerly president of the
Security Bank of this city, which
was later taken over bv the Pacific
Southwest bank, is in FL Centre for
a few days, combining business
with n social visit. Mr.. Hermon
is now located in Santa Ana, where
he is engaged in the banking bust
hess.
Money to Loau on automobiles
contracts bought. Fred r. Cross
E6 Main st Phone 359 Adv
Electronic Diagnosis and treat
ment (Abrams.) DIR. Parcels, Osteo-
tpath. Rooms IA, Is, 16. Dunaway
Bldg. adv
New Cantaloupe Cover w. L.
Rhodes, of the Parafin Companies.
Inc, Of San Francisco, is in FL
Centre endeavofing to interest can
taloupe men in new cover for
cataloupo vines, which his company
has perfected as result of inves-
LEGATIONS made by him on visit
here several months ago. He is ae-
companied by Mrs. Rhodes and reg
istered this morning at the Chamber
of Commerce.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-10

Hotel Barbara Worth Table de
hote dinner $1.00. Special Chicken
dinner $1.00. Special T-Bone Steak
dinner 90e. Special Rib Steak din
ner Soc. Seventh Stree. Entrance
direct to cafe. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-10
Many Attend Game : a numbrr

Many Attend Game : a numDrr
of local people have left this city
with the intention Of attending the
University of California University
of Southern California foot ball
game in Los Angelestoday, and To-
cal fans who were forced to remain
at home are watching for returns
with 4 Zest as keen as that of those
who made the trip. f. l.. Garth
waite, Joe Conkling, Norman C.
Deaton, Frank Lathrop, John Kep-
ley, Jimmie Arnold and Glen Rice
are among the local representatin.
Extue Eatteyte., skIflful work on
I'll makes o. Batteries. C. E. Cog.
gins Battery Shop. Adv
Special Steak Dinner every even.
ing at Steve's. Adv.
Exide Batterle-- the maximum
,ombinatior of Power and Long
life. c. E. Coggins Battery Shop.
Adv
Mrs. Fee Leaving-Mrs. Zelia
Fee and little son, Harry Edward,
who have been visitin" here, expect
TO leave the first of the week for
Campo, where they viii again make
their home with Mrs. Fee's father,
George Webb of Campo. For many
wears Mrs. Fee has been well-knowr
IN musical and club circles of the
valley, and her departure will be
regretted. She is planning to con-
tinue her musical studies again.
Eat at the Orosvn and De com
tortatle. LaGies' rest room and
mems smoking room. Ac'
Attention Ranchmen: b. c. Me-
Clintoek, NJ. d. c. Veterinary Sur
geon and Dentist. Graduate from
the Chicago Veterinary College. also
Member of the Chicago
Veterinary Medical Society, also
Surgeon with the Brit
ish Army, late from Michigan, will
locate here in FL Centre to practice
his profession. The Doctor comes to
us highly recommended and an up
to-date Veterinary Surgeon. He
has had large cattle practice. Has
been in practice over 25 years both
in city and country. He treats all
diseases of domestieated animals,
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-10

Cream Waffles for breakfast at
Steve's. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-10

Rodney Hermon is the local dis
tiibutor of these extra safe four
wheel brake automobiles.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-10

Oregon Cafe. Cool place to eat.
tuneh 35c. Dinner soc. Chops and
steaks Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-10

General Cord Tires, "easy rid
ing Tom Gill Tire Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-10
Meet Me at Stoves.
adv

Special Steak dinner1 at Steves
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-10

Low Air Pressure General Cords.
Tom Gill Tire Co. ~-adv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-10
Virginia Ritz.

The Wilson school girls are pick
ing out their indoor team. They
are going TO try for the valley. cham
pionship of grammar school girls.
Mildred HavenS
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-10

Ruth Teeple- Reid Piano Studios.
523 Holt Ave. Phone 236. adv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-11-18
$3.50, SIS and so Floor
and Junior Lamps

The Floor Lsmps-69 inches high. mahogany finish
rubbed and polished in plain and futed columns
designed posts and made OF and 4 inch turnings
Equipped with two pull chain sockets detachable plug
and cord.
The Junior Iamps-Shades are beautifully decorated
in stippled gold and pol ychrome stippled silver and
poychrome, stippled gold and black poychrome and
black and gold oychrome; completely wired with two
pull chain sockets
The Floor Lamp Shades made Of fine silk. silk
lined with silk fringe match some in plated mod
els. shirred panels and beautifully trimmed.
The Junior Lamp Shades made of De Luxe Cloth
lined in silk with sub silk valance two tones of 6-inch
fringe. trimmed with tnse braid in panel effects and
be had in the following color combina lions: Blue
with lining; black with tanSerine lining; gray
with lining.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-11-18
A Phenomenal Purchase and Sale
of Floor, Junior and Bridge Lamps---

% xs as ] s % ~ :%s
nd paydt lamps them
at to vpdh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-11-18
$40 and SIS Floor Lamp,
and Shades

The Lamps as illustrated at s22.76 with
shades are SO inches high, antique
gold bronze finish; FURNISHED. Toned in
harmontzing color combina tions-brown.
blue and black. Stippled posts and bases.
F1uted and fancy turnings.
The Shades are made of Georgette silk
anu can be had in assorted fancy shapes,
interlined with Jap silk facing; attractively
trimmed with ruching and picot band or
lace 6-inch double fringe over silk val
ance and can be had in the following color
combinations: Beaver over tangerine. black
over tangerine, blue over rose gold over
rose, rose over rose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-11-18
s18, 1850 and SIS Bridge
Lamps and Shades

The Bridge or Davenport Lamps. as illus
trated at $1o.76. with Shades, are SIS inches
high; choice of antique bronze finish; toned
in Roman gold: Polychromed in black. blue
or mulberry. Beautiful hand stipple treat
ment along posts and bases; also mahogany
finished lamps; hand rubbed and polished.
The Shades can be had in assorted shapes
and colors. IL and IA inch round and oval
princess styles; Jap silk covered over null
facing: gold stenciled braid trimmings. s.
inch fringe over silk null valance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-11-18

The Lamps. as illustrated. at s1476. with
shades, are SO inches high and may be
had in several fancy turned posts, hand
rubbed and polished; wired with two-light
cluster, cord and plug.
The Shades are "a and &c inch round and
oval styles in a variety of shapes and color
combinations with alternating panels,
shirred, plain and figured silk. Sateen fac
ing, color braid trimming, with chenille and
silk fringe.
, 1923-08-16

offer, which NJ Poincare declined to look
at. Tbs gist of the new offer is that
Great Britain is determined 70 get either
from the Allies or Germany enough
money to cover its debt to America. for
giving the rest Of the Allied debt which
is about equal to the amount Of the
American debt, and foregoing all claim
to damages it suffered during the war
and for war expenditures. France will
be told that It must play its part in Sc
curing a restoration OF the solvenry Of
Europe, If it expects any help from ma
tons which have already recognized to
the full their obligations.
London, Aug 18th. canadian Rhodes
scholars are prominent in the eXamIna-
ton results. although. owing TO a larger
total entered. Americans predominant IN
the overseas list. In Jurisprudence first
class II 2. Biuet, New Brunswick, pass
ed as did five Americans. II Y. d.
Laing, Nova Scotia. passed second class.
with an Australian and a South African
also on a list with five Americans. The
third class went TO E. B. Prtblado, Mani
toba, with an American next. History.
First class. one Australian. Second class.
l.. A. Mills, British Columbia. and two
New Zealanders aGG VIZ Americans.
Third class, w. H. Coates, British Col
umbia, and three Americans. Humani-
ties. Second class, NJ. D. G. TAFT, Onta-
rio and one Australian. Theology. Five
Americans. English and literature. Sec.
ond class, one American. third class, two
Americans and fourth class, one Amer
lean.
, 1923-08-16
TELEGRA MS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

Montreal. Que, Aug. 18th. Damages
COT at $500 600 were caused by fire here
This a ternoon which destroyed the
nranises at the corRer of Osborne and
Mountain Street Opposite Windsor Street
- D r S,ation) of the LedouX Jennings
Corr;aop Co.. Ltd. and which, spreading
TO n~aiohhouring buildings, Including the
R.ij Telephone Coy's. garage, three
dwellings, and a hotel, caused great
damage. Four men, including two ire
man. were slightly injured. over two
hundred automobiles stored IN the pre-
mises we're destroyed. The fire ragged
nearly six hours before 1t was finally
hrOuUht under control.
RnTi;n Aug. l2th.-The resignation Of
Chancellor Cuno and his entire cabinet
,r,s accented today by President Ebert.
~ Cnstav Strespmarn, leader OF the
Carman PEOPLES Party, has been com
,niss;oned by President Ebert to form a
nnw Government. After accepting the
tnoL 0r Stresemann had a conference
,";tb he representatives of the various
nart;os lust before Chancellor CuEO
coIlod upon President Ebert to submit
me Cabinets resignation, the keichstag
iaodeTe ~rapresenting the present Coall-
800 n%artias and the United Socialists,
1;s;tod the President and discussed with
him the prospects Of constructing a GOV
nme on a four party coalltlon paslS'
This indicated that the Unltod Sociallsts
had arrived at an understanding with the
Ennrooois parties with respect TO their
aoainnss % enter a cabinet which would
accept as a platform the programme OF
, 1923-08-16


internal tax and financial measures and
other political and economic demands,
which the United Socialists put forward
in their programme against Chancellor
Cuno. The abandonment OF the Chan-
cell0r by the Socialists was commonly
accepted as a Concession TO tnelr radlcdi
following and as a counter stroke 10 the
Communists, who are Utilizing the na-
tons distress as a means OF m0blll2tng
the working classes around Inc Ned nag.
The four party coalition. which hereafter
will occupy the Government bench IN the
Raichstag, will command a majority
which is Oppos: d by only II natlOnallstS
and communists votes, out Of a total OF
A6q DIR. Strpsemann is As years old.
He is one Of the mos. fluent speakers In
the Reichstag and an out and out party
man nevertheless he is regarded as an
adept politician The new Chancellor
has been identified with industrial actlvl-
ties. He is the presiding chairman OF
the German. American Economic League,
which is occupied with pndeavOurlnG to
further trade relations between the Uni
ted States and Germany.
London. Aug 18th. The British re-
ply to the last French and Belgian notes
has been completed and was banded TO
the Ambassadors on Saturday. The
whole correspondence of Great Britain
with France and Belgium, including the
famous draft of the r-ply to Germany,
will be made public on Monday. The
new British reply which is a very i'm
Dortant document, is about 5000 words
long and goes fully into the whole Sltua-
ton, setting out in great detail and IN
the u~lainest language Great Britain,s
position. For instance, it is understood,
i points out that Great Britain has suffer
ed from the European situation since the
war lust as much as France from the
war devastation. Since the armlStIce II
has spent 400. 900. 900 pounds for The re-
lief of unemployment, all OF which Is a
total loss, while France has spent about
as much in restoring the devastated re-
gjons and rebuilding industries which
are now busiIy employed. France also
will be informed by British law officers
of the opinion that the Ruhr occupation
is illegal under the Versailles treaty and
the note will make proposals Tor ending
the occupation, or determining It's IegalI-,
ty. The question of the lnter-Allled
debts also is firmly dealt with. Great
Britain tells France explicitly 0 TAR 1t
is willing to go 10 forgive these debts and
it is understood that the offer follows
veYy closely the lines OF the January
, 1923-08-16

Contribution to this paper UU be gJGd-
Ia received When the same deus Wtt3 u
ters of general interest, and IS 0ccomPa-
MED aUith the authors name, as q guar
antee of good faith The editor cannot De
responsible for the UleaOS Qt has corfeSPon-
dents nor does he ReceSSdr1ty @hdoFSe them'
, 1923-08-16

THE ST. CROIX AVIS
Is printed and published daily SUNDAYS
and Holidays excepted by G. JohanSen at
the AVjs Office.
TERMS:--5O cents monthly IN Advance,
2 cents per single copy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-26

PRODA' Sc 3-kusovy daven-
port set $s5; set do: jfdelny
S45; pax pSkny prout9nt set
6-kusovyi $ elektr. lampou "a
SOS; karpet 9x12 $40; jeden
nnensf SIS; velky davenport
$25; dressing table $12;. stnl
do kuchyne a 8 idle $6. Pax
NAME velky vyber V postelich
q perach 2 drslh@ ruky; ktere
mnzete mfti 8 novou rnatraci
"a SIC kus. Chcete-li zamenit
vas stary nabytek "a novy,
pfijd'te k nam do naseho no
,yeho ohchodu! a my vas uspo-
kojime jak cenami TAX nabyt-
KEN, jak jsrne jiz uspokojili
mnoho jinych. v. SEDLACEK,
4641 roadway. 1--27
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-26
'kdybyste nell
p&ccidlo sest stop
dlouhe - /"

pravi Arthur Brisbane, au-
tor redakcnich clankG, "a
ptidali k jeho delce til sto-
py, nell byste moe o vice
jakl 5Ofc vetsi k zdvihani
bremen"
"testli ze sporfte penize
nyni a .hodlate o neco vice,
podobne pridate. k tomu co
mate, co jste a echo 81 pre-
jete Cd idneska "a nekolik
rokd uziti".
= ~ ~; =
Sverte nam tuto pomoc
pfidanim AZ droku4 ma
Vase zvlastni 1spory ,v,na-
ktere z nasich pohodme u,
Vasem sousedstvi poloze-
nych pobocek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-26

LACE! - Dunn o dvou obchod'
mich mistnostech, pekne byty,
garaz, dvojity lot, v jednom'
storu jest reznicky a grocermi
obchod a " druhem cukrovin-
kovy a napoji. Cena $780,
Zasoby a fixtures. Je prvnf
morkyc $4,000. Blizsf Sc sd9k
v cfs. 1852 E. 70 ul. Telefon
Atlantic 1913 r. 1-29.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-26

PRODA Sc grocerni a delika-
tesni obchod, hde Sc trzi pres
$500 tydne, vsechen obchod
"a hotove v ned9li zavfeno,-
zadna konkurence v okOli. Ma
leza Sc v els. 2205 Denison av.
blfze zap. 25. ul. Je phi ne1n
pekny byt o p6ti pokojfch. Da
Sc levne, ale pouze "a hotove.
H. 2-7
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-26
DRUHA CHUf.
ROMAN
Pfel02il Jar. K0Hnd.

OVOSAA pAOO NV POPNAesAA "
lie stava Sc sm6snym lidem sve
no stavu," podotkl marsal.
Baron Mainau hral dale pr
sty ma okne, ale do tvafe- n1u
vstoupla krev.
"Mily Raoule, kdyz jsem Sc,
dival pred chvilf ma roztomilou
scenu ma dvore, zmocnil0 sc,
mne s nemalym leknutfm po-
dezreni, ze jest pravda, co Sc
o Tobe tvrdiva."
"A CO Sc o mne tvrdlvag'
,pravil baron Mainau odvrace-
je Sc.
"Jen Sc nerozciluj, pfiteli,
konejsil jej stryc, kdyz krasnt
muz v okennfm vtklenku Ia
dal tax velitelsky 0 vysvetle.
nj. "Tve cti to meme skodi, sta
vas Sc prost6, jak jiz receno,
smesnym, propustis-li notoric-
keho zlocince z ddvodI lid
skosti - nicemovi Hessemu,
jenz po leta pytlacil schoen-
wertskem lese pomohlaA pry k
lteku vyssi moe prave We chvf-
Ii, kdy jej chtelo chopit cetni-
ctvo."
Jasne vyrazne preletl Mai
nauovu tvar dsmesek.
"Take tomto nepatrnem
prohresku jsi Sc doved6l, stry-
cku?" tazal Sc. "VSecka cest u
melemu predivu pavoukove,
at stoupne nest astna muska
kamkoli, vzdycky Sc dotkne nj
tky, ktera jako electricity
proud vede do stredu. Tento
muz, Hesse, byl opravdu obtiz
nym individuem, strilel mi jele
ny takrka pred ocima, kdyby
Sc to dalo lovecke vasne, byl
bych jeste primhoufil oko, ale
cinil to z bidy - fl! Drive bylo
ovsem jinak. Tehda NELL
schoenwertsti pani pravo ta-
koveho vetrelce proste zastre-
lit dat 81 udelat z jeho kuze
rukavice. Byl to asi pocit moci,
kdyz mohl clovek 81 natahnout
ma prsty k1zi milovaneho biz
niho."
Pri techto slovech dvorni
marsal Sc otocil dival sc
zpytave ma hovoriciho synovce,
pax Sc obratil k nemu netrpe-
live zady a holi v taktu tloukl
do bronzove obruby krbu, az
zvonila neustale.
"VetSinu nasich stavovskych
)vysad vyrvaly nam fatalni mo-
derni ideje," pokracoval ba-
ron Mainau a co nam "a to da-
vail, nechci ia. Dareba, ktery
vykrade kram krejciho nebo
sevc1v jest trestan prave tax
jako ten, kdo Sc prohresil z ma
mne, kdo strili mou zv9r. Ne,
to Sc mi nelibi. Zavrou jej a
protoze po navratu teprve ne.
ma do echo kousnout, je druhe'
no vecera Ease jiz mem revi'
lru ma cekane. Tu 81 pomahan
;jallo v tomto prlpade a zba
vim Sc no. V Americe mi jiz
Inemlze skodit."
| "Blaznovstviw brucel hnevi
We staroch, kdeztO baron Nal
nau sc vratil klidne ke stolu
hladil Leonovu kaderavou hla
vicku. "Po jidle 81 vyjedeme
hochu, musime pfece ukaza
mama bazantnici a jine kras.
schoenwertske. Souhlasis, Ju
|liano?" tazal Sc. Prisvedcila Q
| chotne, nezvedajic oci cd vysi
, yani,. ma nemz pracovala.
Zapalil 81 doutnik a sahl p
! SVEN klobouku, Llama ustala
, "Prosila bych te, abys' mne Wy
s!echl nekolik okamzikd."
Ease stala pred MIN vysoks
-|stihla, nepristupne vznesens
. lvideI v nejvetsi blizkosti pod
-IvuhodnE ozivenou, bilou same
: tovou plet', jak byva spojena
-|rusym vlasem, hledel do jejlc
t oci ocelove barvy, ktere Sc d
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-26

OBCHODNf MAJETEK 8 1dv6-
ma story, velky byt s koupel-
nou, garaz, ma obchodni ulici
u skol, cukrovinkovy obchod a
zafizenf proda Sc zvlast', die
dohody. Cena budovy $500,
po pfipad6 Sc vymeni "a mo-
derni jednorodinny dun. The
Atlas Finance Co., 5454 Broad
way. Ptejte sc ma Ferd. Stuks
bauera. 1-27
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-26

PRODA Sc rabytek do jidel.
ny, parloru, loznice, davenport
set, White sici stroj, fonograf,
kabinet do kuchyne, kuchyn-
ska kamna ma piyn, .vyhfevni
kamna ma uhh, plyn a elektri-
ku, stojany ma kv6tiny a jine
veci, vse " nejlepsim poradku
"a ceny nejlevn6jsf. Chcete-li
prodat aneb vymenil vas naby-
tex, oznamte nam, my platiina
dobre ceny. Haste Sc " elsie
4313 Clark Ave. 1-27
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TX.


Mama," pravil Leo a VITA
hnul po nj lichotive sye ru'.-
ky, ';rdl zpIsobnym nihdy
jiz reude51m Bergrove, ale
mech mne sed6t vedle sebe."
Vzala jej k sobe, nestarajic
Sc 0 hn6vivy pohled, ktery do
padl ma nj od krbu a pripravila
mu snidani. Tu vessel protest.
mi dvermi baron Mainau. Ma
okamzik stanul Ma prahu We
zrejmem uspokojeni. TAX bylo
vse pof&dku, tax 81 pral a
myslil novou Schoenwertskou
panl. Zde sed9la v batistovem
safe, upjatem. az ke krku ne
napadn9, neobycejne bleda a
bezbarva vedle kvetouci tvare
chlapcovyl a od bfleho tabulo-
vani stem odrazel sc jeji vlas
ruse, rozhodne ruse. Vcera mu
jeji imposantni zjev plny naro
XII primo nahan6l uzkosti.' P1-
vabna postava sc sebevedome
nesenou a zlat6 Sc skvejici hla-
YOU S rozhodnymi slovy ma
rtech jej polekala, naprosto ne
byla vytahlym, bezvyznam-
nym zrzkem, tichou divenkou
bazlive povahy, jakou 81 Wy
hledal, ponevadz jenom ia Sc
fodila do schoenwertskych po-
meru. Tento nemily zjev mu
liz pusobil mnoho starosti ma
plnoval jej cd teto chvile tai
nym Uneven a mrzutosti, re
byl prohnanou starou Osvice-
nosti Rudisdorfskou prelsten a
nyni je upoutan k hrde dame
pine narokd, ktera dovolavajic
Sc dlouhe rady predk1 a svych
vnejsich vlastnosti bude jej
zkracovat ma svobode, jiz 81 Wy
hrazoval tax peclive. Nyni il
Ease spatfil jakozto hospodyni
zevnejsku tax skromneho, re
Sc jevila vedle nj zcela snesi-
telnou guvernantka, ktera dc
konce nebyla hezka. Mela pc
boku sveho hocha a zdalO sc,
ze je dobfe postarano j 0 roz-
marneho strycka.
Pristoupil blize, preje il do
breho Ultra. Jako by S MIN prou
dila do pokoje vsecka nadhera
| barev a svezest mladeho letni-
no dne, tax mocne zare silou !
zivotem kracel mlady muz sa-
lem. Nikdo toho nepocit' oval
hloub nez chory stafec v kfesle
ina koleckach, svrastil hlubOce
JENNIE obrvi, jeho prsa Sc zve-
dla hlubokyfn vzdechem, jeho
spatna nalada Sc tim jiste me-
zlepsila.
"Nuze, Raoule, byl jsi hrd
ma svou Prunus tribula, kolik
stromkl mas jeste v novych
skolkach?" tazal Sc vysmesne
synovce. jenz sc prave dotk
ruky mlade zeny. Jeho Stroke
bile cello preletl stin, ale pax
sc Zasmal.
"Chytrousi," pravil s humo
rem, "chteli 81 postavit prJ
lien boudu a k tomu Sc Jim w
borne hodiny me stromky. N;
lstesti byli pristizeni prave "
chvili, kdyz Sc chystali anekto
Ivat nejkrasnejsi stromek, mn'
nejmilejsi, skoda jest celken
nepatrna."
"Neni nepatrna, i kdyby by
Ii ulomili vetvicku," prerusi
jej prudce dvorni marsal. do
spell jsme daleko. Pokud jsen
byl ma nohou ia, nikdo by Sc n
byl odvazil dotknout Sc ami i
stu; bylo nutno tuto drzo
spfez potrestat, exemplarne p
trestat. Mel jsem ia NIT v rue
jezdecky bicik."
"Necini mi radosti bit take
veho maleho rvouciho capart
a hosik ten vypadal prilis blt
de-" rekl baron Mainau poms
lu a nedbale, pfi cemz pristo,
pilak oknu. Jaky byl kontra'