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renee could never bring him ur

renee could never bring him up
alone"
For Heavens sake, Carrie. buck
up. Don't pile on the Agony"
But the generous dose of brandy
increased her maudlin garrulity.
III never come out from under
the ether." she sobbed. If they
operate before Lawrence gets here I'll
never see him. And Robbie. my lit
tie Bobbie, don't let him forget his
mother"
Now. see here, Carrie. don't talk
like that" broke in Warren.
Il must. / must tell you every
thing. so you'll know what to do
Bobbie's so delicate: you'll have ia
be careful of his throat. You'll have
to"
Helen. standing Mt the f of the
bed, felt curiously awkward and out
of place. She hated herself for her
GOODNESS. She would shed tears over
any suffering animal. yet to Warren's
sister she felt so callously aloof.
'The paints tearing me-" clutch
ing Warren's hand. II want to be
eremated. You know I've "'~-'-'' %" d
thnt-and bury the ashes in the family
plot"
"Hello" Warren had je- ked up the
telephone from the table beside the
bed. Get doctor up here. Then
send out for one. An outrage-can't
get a doctor in hotel like this :"
THAT must be him now" the maid
ran to open the door.
The stout. gray-bearded physician
briskly approached the bed.
Sorry / couldn't come sooner. A
man on the seventh floors very ILL.,
ooh, doctor-doctor walled Car.
rie.
what seems to be the trouble?
opening his bag.
Appendicitis. she gaspe..
"What makes you think so:" ex.
amining her with swift dexterity
"What've you eaten? Any fish?'
mo, no. | Just had salad and des.
Sert at little tea ROOM"
what kind of a salad? Fish
salad:" inexorably.
Just IA little crab m at salad.
reluctantly.
"Um-m, though so. And ice cream
for dessert. l suppose? Well, a good
dose of castor oil-twO tablespoonful
will fix you up. You will have to ex.
cuse me, there's very sick man in
TO"
what do you mean?" Carrie sat
up in shrill Indignation. you'll not
leave me like this-with this awful
pain!'
II can't stay away from a dying
man TO coddle stomach ache. Sorry
madam. but I've had three hystericaI
women tonight with nothing the mat.
ter with them. You'll pardon me il
I'm a little abrupt"
ooh. the brute. The brute! II
report him to the management! raved
Carrie, when he bowed himself out
"And I'll never stay at this hote'
again."
Ought to be jolly glad to get of
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with a stomach ache. Crab salad
topped off with ice cream!" snorted
Warren. wonder you didn't get
ptomaine poison. Jove, the way wom-
en- eat--the crazy combinations you
stuff into youi"
Helen, smoothing the tumbled eov-
ers. kept her eyes averted. Now she
knew why she had not been moved.
SubcOnsciously she had sensed that
Carries hysterical attack was a false
alarm.
Il tell you I'm sick-deathly sick 20
shrilled Carrie. This awful paint"
Grabs and ice cream would jazz up
anybody's innards. Vow look here.
Carrie" sternly. Pull yourself to-
gehter. I've got to make that early
train for Boston"
! You're not going to leave me alone.
SEX in this hotel. with Lawrence way
out in Chicago
You'll be all right after that dose
of castor oil. Helen'll stay with you.
Shell take You home on any train you
like"
So this was the end of her trip.
Helen. quiveringly inccnsed. forced
back her surging disappointment.
uer c,or;ors f,ur Jars - p,s.o 90
he socr;f;nod Sbo r va: ~ 80 ~
nurse bor nroruIors ' hos Ss n"s anu
law.
'rawing the maid aside. Warren in
Sured her attendance by generous TIP.
I'll be at the Copley-Plaza." turn
ing to Helen. III anything goes
wrong. get me on long distance. I'll
try to be back Friday"
.. Carrie her face 70 ,be wall fiercelv
ignored his rood-bye oyertur'
.Iou o,',u ~ III .;-L..
b.. -,"m you y oe an s.gh'' na1.lnS
.e umreSl"hsise sIouluer' neien II
y; ;sTr eaIe VI you. must nms,ie now
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Sure Way to Get
Rid of Blackhe,tis

There is one simple, safe and sure
way that never fails TO get rid of
blackheads. that is to dissolve them.
To do this get two ounces of calo-
mite powder from any drug store
sprinkle a little on a hot, wet cloth
rub over the blackheads briskly-
wash the parts and you will be sur
prised how the blackheads have dis
appeared. Big blackheads. little
blackheads, no matter where they
are, simply dissolve and disappear.
Blackheads are mixture Of dust
and dirt and secretions that form in
the pores of the skin. The calonfte
powder and the water dissolve the
blackheads so they wash right out,
leaving the pores free and clean aud
in their natural condition.
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Household Suggestions
Fingerprints.

TWytTpTIHtS.
To remove the fingerrrints that ac-
cumlate on the doorway. use a clean
cloth dipped in kerosene, then wipe
with a cloth wrung out of hot water.
Glossy Fern.
Wet the earth around ferns every
three of four weeks with water to
which a little ammonia has been add
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28

ed. This will keep them glossy and
green. A teaspoonful to a quart is
enough.
Flowers Revived.
An aspirin tablet added to the
water in which cut flowers are kept
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noticeable that dignity be the watch
charm that with The
cngng
straight Skirts ankle length
delightful
afternoon
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-17

NJ OW COMES NEW WAY OF SELLING Mems Suits in the
~ Imperial Notwithstanding the idea of selling suits
at less profit suiA greater volume good clothing
at prices that every man can pay
We going give you GOODCLOTIIINGYo may be
of haand the that we've always goes with
every suit sold now at the new lower prices.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-17
HEBER
BY Press STAFF Correspondent

BY Press STAFF Correspondent
HEBER, Oct. l7-Mr. and Mrs.
J. p Wagner and small children,
Russell and Katheleen, spent the
week end in Riverside.
The Heber Epworth League is
now fully organized. The officers
are-president, Avalon Courtney;
first vice-president, Gladys Wylde
Browne; second vice-president, Mrs.
L. D. Jones; third vice-president,
Lorena Hudson; fourth vice-presi-
dent, Genevieve Philips; secretary
treasurer, Ralph Hudson. The Lea
que is planning a Halloween social
for Friday, October 26. All of the
young people are urged to join.
All the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A. Clayton vii lbe glad to hear
that the Claytons have baby
daughter.
John Robinson has bought the lot
west of his garage with the inten-
tion of building an additional room
to care for his growing business.
Mrs. Demon, mother of Mrs. M.
II. Gavin, arrived Sunday to make
the Cavin's a visit.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-17
Attendance at
So. Cal. Movies
Is Astoundin g

Attendance at motion picture
theaters and other places of amuse-
ment in Southern California reach
ed the three quarter of Il billion
mark for the six fiscal years ending
June so, 1893, according to :; survey
of amusement tax receipts which
was completed yesterday by Collec-
tor of Internal Revenue Rex Good
cell.
Amusement tax receipts of $12,-
643,000 for the siX-year period indi-
Gates that $134,000,000 was spent
for admissions to motion picture
theaters and other places of amuse-
ment.
An outstanding feature of Col
lector Goodcell's report is the
fact that the tax collected on ad-
missions during the first half of
The calendar year 1928 amounted to
1908, ,646 which indicated an at
tendance of 100,000,000 millions,
This means that the attendance for
The full calendar year of 1928 will
reach the 21O,00O,000 mark and that
bi5,000,000 will be spent in amuse-
mcnts as against an attendance of
1S0,O00,000 and expenditures by the
public of $34,000,000 during the fis-
cal wear ending June 80, 1928.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-17
NOTICE OF ESTRAY

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has taken up,
upon the premises hereinafter des-
criSed, the following described an
imals, to-wit:
One white horse and one bay
horse, each weighing about 1900
pounds, of the probable value of
$500 each.
That said animals were taken up
and are now confined on the John
Goss ranch, Y mile west of the Me
Cabe school house; that within
thirty days after the date of this
notice, if said animals are not
claimed by the owner thereof, they
will be delivered to the constable of
El Centre Township, Imperial Conn
ty, California, for sale under Act
1860, General Laws of California.
Dated Oct. 10, 1923.
John Goss.
Oct. 10 II "a
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-17
SCIENTISTS TO HAVE MORE
spirit WRITINGS BEFORE
AWARDING OF $500 PRIZE,

late William T. Stead.
There were few of the usual
trappcries of spiritism in. the tran
quill garden where Mrs. Stewart OBJ
tanned her messages.
She sat near small rustic
table and used only flowers and
ferns to aid her in summoning the
spirits of another world. She
pressed the flowers between cards
After more than an hour of UNI
successful attempts the medium
asked watchers sitting few yards
distant, to gather around her.
One scientist laid his hand at
the base of her skull, while Mrs
Stewart grasped the arm of an
elderly woman.
She breathed laboriously.
"They must come now,' Mrs
Stewart said. "They must. You
women viii pray for me won't
you?"
Messages from James
Several minutes elapsed. Ther
the medium relaxed.
j. Malcolm Elrd looked through
the cards. Amid the stains left by
the crushed flowers he read: "Trutl
crushed to earth snail rise again.
Written in heliotrope colors on :
second card was message signed
William James-How happy
should have been for such an op
rortunity as this
Other similar messages followed
After the seance the committee is
sued IA statement saying additiona
tests will be held.
"Mrs. Stewart has made a prim;
facie case,'' the. statement said
owe are sufficiently well impressed
to proceed further.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-17

NEW YORK, October 17.--Sei-
entists here today were Impressed
but not convinced" by an apparent
production of objective psychic
phenomena by Mrs. j. II. Stewart,
pastor of the First Independent
church at Cleveland, Ohio.
j. Malcolm Bird, associate editor
of the Scientific American, under
auspices of which the tests are be-
ing. conducted, said that additional
daylight exper, ,ments certainly
would be necessary before the maga-
zine would be ready to consider
Mrs. Stewart s esprit writing" as
meeting the requirements of the
publication IS $2500 award for a
genuine, proven demonstration of
such psychic phenomena.
Mrs. Stewart was in seclusion -
today Bird said, keeping herself
mentally receptive for additional
tests to be held this week, probably
tomorrow.
Bird indicated the committee of
distinguished scientists W h i h
watched Mrs. Stewart produce mos
sages apparently written by the
shades of another world, still need
ed a lot of convincing before it
would be willing to believe the
medium actually was in touch with
the dead.
Tests Made in Garden
The tests were made in daylight
in garden at the home of Mrs
Ned Wayburn, Bay Side, l.. |. They
came after several unsuccessful at
tempts indoors.
Writings included messages from
the late William James, who WAS d
noted psychologist of Harvar
University and the signature Of tht
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-17
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, c. f. Coggins, on the
18th day of October, 1928, at his
place of business, 400 State Street,
I'll Centre, imperial County, Cali
fornia, will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder the following
described property: One Mystery
Overland Touring Car, engine num-
Der 46519, serial number 44412, for
the purpose of satisfying a claim
by the undersigned III the sum of
$101.01, for material and labor on
said Automobile, together vith the
costs of advertising and sale.
Said sale will be made in accor-
dance with the provisions of Sec
tions 1851 and 3052 of the Califor-
mia Civil Code. Oct. ~ at 10 a. III.
C. Z. COGGINS.
Dated October 6, 1928.
GtI0
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-17

"The finest display of flowers
ever,' is the verdict of those who
attended the recent Ventura fair.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-17

Citrus growers of the Olive dis
trict Orange County, last year re-
ceived from their products $4,000
GOO
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-17

XXT EVE DETERMINED TO BUILD A STILL GREATER
wv Clothing business quickly, and here's how are
going to do tive have repred entire stock of Mems
going sell QUALITY SUITS at that
will suit every purse.
quality always been maintained here
held.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-17
We Expect To Sell
Twice AS Many Suits

AS NOFmdlly-dnd at SNsa.EeT MaFgln
NM EN- WHO USUALLY BUY ONE SUIT A YEAR and
wi who buy three suits will find plenty of
select another
ready at four prices $780, $3.50, $475C and $3.50
We double the sold
because values like these seldom.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-17

IN HESE SUITS ARE GOOD STYLE IN EVERY INSTANCE
tell how good the tailoring and fabrics
when the suits labels Kuppenheimer and Mchaels
Stern.
This that won't to misswh 400
high garments choose from when planning
buy Fall Suit.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-17

r UST THINK WHAT THIS MEANS to buy Kuppenheimer
and MichaelsSern high class suits at $780, $3.50 and
$475O and $3.50 and such low prices nationally known
fine clothing have been attempted here before and only by be-
able sell suits than could be done
We only ask that yourself that at last fine
clothing is to be sold at lower prices
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-17
A Fixed
Policy

VIZ EVE DEC d E ID 0 N
w THIS AS OUR fixed policy
of selling Mems Clothing. We
believe the benefits that will
come to us in greater volume
will offset the loss of profit.
We want you to expect to al
ways buy quality suits at these
prices at Salomon's.
Now is the time to select the
suit you've planned to buy.
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'chodisko. Jak mdzeme pozado
vati k hymne ucty Cd nepratel
statu, kdyz il sami nemame?
. Ma cestx do Ameriky. Pred
nekolika tydny vypravili Sc do
Ameriky diva Plzenaci, OBJ
Ichodnf cestujici Jar. Benes a
cisnik Jos. Dvorak, ktefi dive
fovali vabne nabidce jakehosi
neznameho ciziho muze. Opa-
trili 81 penfze a odjeli a Cd te
DOLBY Sc o Mich nevedelo. Nyni
dosla do Plzne zprava, re oba
muzove byli v Bremach "a
vrazdeni a oloupeni. Jak sde-
luje MAR. Politika', byl V Pi-
sku zatcen jakysi namornik,
ktery mel u sebe dokumenty
zavrazdenych.
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male dfte. Po paseracich opra-
vdu smelych, sc patra.
Vystavni vybor pribramsky
byl upozornen, by pri hrani
smesi z narodnich pisni vypu-
stem byl "Kde domov muj" ina
mitka, ze to neni NONE, neby-
la snad vazne myslena). Pi-
sen tato stala Sc hymnou rise,
ktera ma byti hrana jen pri
zvlaste slavnostnich okamzi-
cich ne pro zabavu hostu Sc
dlcfch pri pive. Nepovstati pri
hrani hymny jest neslusnosti a
povstati snad s plllitrem v ru-
ce nebo dokonce We zmozenem
stavu, bylo by urazkou odsou-
zeni hodnou. Nelze tudiz il
max, nez najiti naznacene W.
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Pasovani SpendlikG nabyt-
kovem voze. Dne 22. cerv'ce
byl v Mikulove ma hranicich
cesko-saskych zadrzen A1abyt-
kovy viz, We kterem mel byti
dopravovan pouze nabytek.
Pri blizsi prohlidce Sc vSak zji-
stilo, re VIZ ma dvojite steny
a v mezist6ni, ze Sc nalezajf tt
sfce a tislce tuctI spendlikI,
ktere mely byti propasovany z
Nemecka do Czech. Ia noci ne
kolik muzd tahlo tento wiz po-
strannimi cestami do Czech, ale
financni straz ma paser raky u
pozornil policejni pes straze.
Paseraci, kdyz videli, ze jsou
zpozorovani, dali Sc ma utek, a
le ma voze zapomneli placici
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Y TENATECH
MAN
Napsal Karel NJ. Pfihramsky.
. r o M A N -

Ami ted Anicka neodpove.
della, hledela uprene ma Dubi-
ma, koutky jeho rtl sebou sku.
bly,, divka spravne "a tim W.
tusovala vysmech.
Ale pani pokladnfkova Sc
chopila slova.
- Povaz, pravila, ze pripra
w ku snatku piece jen vyza-
duff casu, Anicka jeste nema
1plne vybavy.
Vybavy! zvolal nervosne
Setril. Ano, takove jsou zen
sk6. Zde jde 0 velike penize,
prave kapitaly, jejich hlavni
starosti je vybava. Vybava
Pan Dublin ii il pocka
Mlady prdmyslnik souhlasil.
- Boze radosti.
Ale Setrilovi to- nestacilo.-
Zdalo Sc mu. ze je take povin-
nosti Dubinovou nalehat ma u
rychleni snatku, ze vsak necini
toho, aby nepozbyl zisku z O.
ohromne. objednayky. Vyd6-
lex Sc zmensi, bude-li Sc Oh de-
lit vice lidi, mlady prdmyslnik
to vi a jej, Setrila, nechava
jeho vlastni rodina ma holic-
kach. Zlost stoupala mu hrd-
lem a dusila jej.
Myslil jsem ostatne. Re
bude tvdj zenich vrele podpo-
rovat mil navrh, pravil jedo-
vate, ale nyni poznavam, ze
nema nasp6ch.
Nachovayvlna zaplavila tvaf
Aniccinu, jeji pohled utkvel
ma Dubinovi v dychtivem oce-
kavanf, CO odpovi, ma: tuto in.
vektivu.
Byl ledove chladny.
Bylo by zbytecno ujist'o-
vat, ze bych uvital kazdy ma
vrh ma urychleni naseho shat
ku radosti, kdyby nebyvalo
toto pranf pane pokladnikovo
smiseno Sc zalezitos!mi obchod
mimi, rekl klidne.
- Ovsem. kde jde penize,
je kazdy nejblizsi sam sobe,
pred obchod a pax laska.
Naopak pane pokladni.
ku. Napred iaska, a prave pro.
to. ze jsem nev6del. nedotkl-li
bych Sc Anicky nesetrne, male
haje ma uspiseni snatku. ne.
troufal jsem 81 pr;mlouvat sc
n vas ma 1rh.
Mys!,m, re ie ,icba nit
chledy ne;en Ike dceri. n.;brz
take k otc,. podotk! Setril po.
d:azdene.
Uznayam to i ridiI jseE
Sc tim, rail Dublin nepohnute,
proto e.l Sc po,..aral. -,
byl s;,n zej:sten . :; pcdis ns
teto objedsdvce.
- . to ste Sc =, ...al? ia.
zal sc Setril We svrchovaner
pfekvapeni.
Ano, nejste sice ieste fol
maine clenem kartelu, ale /
druhe strany je temer jisto, ze
sc Jim stanete, odpovidal Du'
bin. Dosahl jsem toho, re Cas-
ma vas pripadajici byla proza
tim vyhrazena, stanete-li 81
Glenem kartelu, 'bude tento pt
dill ma objednavce prikazar
vam, nell, rozdeli Sc dodatec
ne mezi skutecne cleny.
Pan pokladnik byl We zrej
mtch rozpacich, stydel Sc ny
nj, re dal tax nepokryte ma je
vo svou bezohlednou touhu pt
pen6zich, vldel lecku, kterol
mu nastrazil zet', a We sve zlt
sti sc nan temer roz|krikl:
Ale proc jste to nepove
del hned?
Dublin sc slabe usmal.
Mysleme 81 treba ze jsen
chtel vedet, jak Sc zachovaj
danny k vasemu navrhu.
Pani pokladnikova neveri
Ia teto vymluve a V duchu $
blahoprala, ze tradice pecliv'
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XII, Dublin Anickou v predu,
manzele Setfilovi "a mimi.
- Byl jste opravdu zvedav,
prohlasim-li Sc pro urychleni
snatku? tazala Sc Anicka.
- Pokladal jsem "a povin-
most byt vam vdecen Ia to, k
cemu jste jiz suolila, a nenu-
tit vas k dalSim lasikavostem.
Trochu Sc zaIchmuiila.
PAX tedy bylo vaSim ci-
lem pouze. :.
- Neco jineho nez Sc do
mnivate.
- Verte, nepoznala jsem OF
ce jest6 nikdy teto stranky.
Bylo mi hrozno, az stydno. !.
- Opakuji vam, ze jsem ne
sledoval tohoto cile.
- Jaky tedy.
- Vas otec je hodny, rad
ny muz, Waite 81 no, mate no
rada a pravem. Jest dobrym
otcem; dopustil-li Sc chyb, tn
svedla jej k tomu jen snaha,
zajistit vam budoucnost co nej
skvelejsi. Ale vidite, jaky vliv
ma nan jfz moznost velkych
ziskh, nabyti velikeho jmeni.
Pfikyvla hlaviou.
- Nemyslete, ze 'byl nebo
jest jedinym, ma kom by bylo
lie tax studovat pfltazlivou 81
lu penez. Rucim vam, ze by 81
takovym zpGAobem pccinalo
ze sta lidi jiste padesat. A to
rikam malo.
- Tvrdite Ito vazne?
- Naprosto vazne. Ale ia
chtel vedet. Odpustite mi,
| Anicko, povim-li vam plnou a
svatou praWdu?
- Myslim, re jsme 81 il ma
vzajem povinni.
| -Nebudete sc tedy hn6Nat ?
Ne.
- Nuze chtel jsem vedet,
jak bude pdsobit ona zprava
nejen ma pana otce, nybrz ia
ke ma vas.
- Pfedpokladal .iste tedy
Ia mne take podobnou lacnost
po penezich?
| = Ne, Anicko, ale pfesv6d-
cit jsem Sc cht6l. :.
- Pochyboval jste tedy.
Ne, pockejte, nepripa-
dam hned ma spravny vyraz,
kterym bych vyjadfil svou my
slenku. Vim, znal isem doko
male situaci, nlz jsem Sc u
chazel o vaSi ruku, V niz jsem
chtel, ably jste Sc stala mou.-
Smiroval jsem Sc s myslenkou,
re sc stanete mou natlakem O.
kolnosti, ze vas uloupim, ze
was takfka unesu, ze Sc stahete
mou zenou nasilim, ale nesne.
81 bych vedomi, ze 81 mne be-
rete pro me penize.
Tedy treba nasilim?
Ano, i v tom niue byt
COST rytifskeho. Prvni Rimane
81 cpatrili take zeny jen nasil.
nym lnosem. Ale kupovai jen
otrokyn6.
- Take jen otrokyne Sc pro
davaji.
Mate pravdu. a dakujl
bohu, re jste pani.
| A nakloniv sc k nj zeseptal
Mou pani.
XVI.
! Cas- Aniccina snatku s Du,
binem sc rychle blizil. Dive O.
hlasky byly jiz vykonany, mia
dy prumyslnik byl vice v Ra.
move Ii Setrild neil Praze
slecna Anicka neIpocit' 'oyala k
menu laaky, ale nezapirala, &c
81 ziskal budouci chot' u nj We.
lice ma vaznosti. Pres to vsak
jejf myslenky nejednou zal6'
taly k Nevolovi, vzpominala
ma Dubiniv slib a mrzela Sc,
ze nebyl dosud splnen. v jeji
dust klicilo podezreni, re litu.
je, k cemu sc dal str!hnouti, ze
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Ii, brzy ma sluzku, jez neumf
pripraviti ami cernou kavu a
konecne take ma doutnik.
Jsi dnes nejak podraz-
den, podotkla pani.
Mia vec by mne tax neroz-
ladila.
- Povez nam tedy
- Jsou to ufedni zalezito-
sti, rekl nevrle.
- Probdh, lekla Sc pani po-
kladnikova, snad ne Ease ne
co takoveho jake Nevolou.
Prawe naopak, ostatne Sc
Q tom dovfte yeas. Vecer to-
no budou beztoho pine noviny.
Vstal cd stolu a Sci do sve
pracovny, bouchnuv "a sebou
dyefmi.
- Co mu asi je? tazala Sc
scptem dcera.
Matka pokrcila rameny.
| - Bdh sam vi, co Sc dele.
Takova leta We sporitelne a nj.
kdy Sc tam mic nestalo a ted
pomalu jiz nevyjde z rozcile-
nj. Je nejvyssi cas-, ably nechal
vseho a sci jiz do pense. Ostat
! ne mu to Dublin take jiz radil.
- Dnes vecer prijede ia
timex je v takove nalade.
- To je pro mas stesti, SOU
dila matka, jednak Sc bude
prece pred MIN ovladat pax
!edovy chlad ieho jej uklidni.
Ale CO by bylo S to jej
rozcilit?
- Nebuds netrpeliva, vzdyt'
| isl slysela, ze budou toho pine
noviny, dnes vecer vyjde COB
zor", dovime Sc toho tedy dosti
brzy.
Napominat k trpelivosti je
velmi snadno, ale NIT il je pra
| We tax tezko. Anicka napro-
ato 81 nebyla vedoma, co oce-
kava vlastne " novinach, ale
jeji nervy byly napiaty iako
struny, klidnem vyckavani
nebylo ami reci. Ke treti ho-
dine slysela, ze vysel otec z
pracovny a pak j z bytu, patr-
Inc sc ubiral ma prochazku,
doufaje, ze Sc snaze upokoji
Ina cerstvem vzduchu.
Anicka nechala prace, bez-
toho nestala "a mnoho, mysli-
la jenom ma zahadu skrytou v
otcove chovani a slovech. Wy
klonila Sc z okna, aby videla,
nejde-li jeste roznasec mist
MIN tydenikem.
Rozpomnela Sc, ze chodiva
lteprve o ctvrte a Ease sc varti-
la k praci.
Ale po male chvili jiz Ease
vstala. Matka zavrtela hla.
YOU.
! = Nechapu te. Jsi jeste
rozcilenejsi neg tatinek. Mao
vlastne cekas v noNinach?
- Nevim sama. Ale puso-
bilo-li to tax ma otce, jest to
dojista vec duleaita.
- Pro sporitelnu.
| - Snad take pro mas.
Jeste nekolikrat sla k oknu
vyhlizet roznasece. Konecn6
Ijej spatiila, vyckala, az Easel
do domu, paIk spechala do
predsine naslouchala ieho tez-
|kym kroklm po schodech, po-
lckala, az dopadlo slozene ci-
slo novin do schranky We dve-
rich, sahla pc nem, rozbalila,
ljeji oci primo hltaly obrovsky
Inapis v cele listu, pax vykrik-
LA, cht6la Sc rozbehnout k
|matce, ale uzasem citila, re
jeji nohy jsou tax tezke, ze ne
nj s to je pozvednout, krev Sc
Iii valila k srdci takovcu ST.
lou "a prudkosti, re il jimala
lzavrat' musila Sc oprit ste
i Inu, cele telo jeji Sc rozechve-
10, ruka upustila noviny, pred
ocima Sc j rozprostiralo lte-