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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-22
Deering High
Defeats Alumni
Especial to Kennebec Journ

Especial to kennebec JournaD
Portland. March 21.-Deering
High defeated a team of alumni
players here tonight 50 to IL. the
Purple regulars piling up a big score
in the last half of the former stars.
Summary:
DEERING (3S) ALUMNI 12)
Cannon. Davis RI ........ lib Foden
Braman, Bailey II 80. RIB Kimball
Lynch. Silver ............c Berry
Guptill lib .............rf Hanson
Francs rb ..............n Seavey
Referee, Curran.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-22
Lrapuc Standing

l.. Smiley and J. Harrison will go
from Skowhegan to the World s
Bowling Tournament in Boston to
roll in two man match.
After the League games came an
interesting two man match. when
Tracy and Fox trimmed King and
Cole by 81 thin ones. Tracy and Fox
hit the NAPLES for n total of l029
Fox went over the century mark 4
times and rolled 81 total of 520 for
the 5 strings, while Tracy rolled
total of 500.
Tracy -. .1OJ "a 10 80 90 500
Fox .113 107 80 100 110-029
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-22
SkOwhegan Girls
Trim Crimson and
Gold in Fast Clash

Especial To the Kennebec JournaD
Skowhegan, Me-. March 2l--The
anticipated victory. OF the Coburn las
SEES over the Skowhegan girls was
turned to defeat In the closing game
OF the season played Friday evening
at Heselton hall in Skowhegan when
the Skowhegan girls won by a score
of 1926. The Skowhegan girls have
won every game played on the home
floor and have been defeated once by
the Cony high and The Waterville
high. In return game with these
two quintets the Skowhegan girls
turned the tables.
The game Friday evening showed
especially good teamwork. on the part
OF both teams. Coach Dostie is
proud of his Skowhegan high team.
In preliminary game the boys Of
the high school. under the name of
"All Stars played the "Old Timers"
The score was 1921. McAliister was
the star for the high team. The game
was fast and clean.
sKowHEGAN COLBURN cLAs.
GIRLS SICAL GIRLS
Chabot. RI ...s........ Ib, Cooper
VALERIE. II .............rb RIB, Wfllette
Stinchfeld, ............c. Foster
AkeIey, sc ............ &C, II. Daggett
Groder, rb ................ II, Clarke
Bisson. lb RI, Daye
Score Skowhegan 80, Coburu Is.
Goals from floor VALERIE 10. Chabot 9.
Clarke G.. Caye. 5. Goals from fouls.
yalliere 2 chabot 1, Clarke 3. Referee
Alien, Colby. Scorer l;eauford. Timer
Cayouette. Time 3-1Q Attendance 500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-22
Total .. 469 40 AGO 1869

The Masons took 3 out of points
from the Miiburn Club. Smiley was
high for the Masons with single
of 107 and 296, while Dostie led the
Milburn Club with a total of 2S6.
MILBCRN CLUB
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-22


This is a question OF different opin-
ions The long, straight drive is Of
great Importance and the shot to the
green Is still more important, but re-
member about 50 per cent. of your
shots are with the putter. 50 the putt
Is the most important shot in the bag.
4 good putter Is a hard man to beat.
rs he is always trying, no matter how
many shots he has missed in approach
ing.
\ putt missed Is a shot Iost--you
cannot redeem il. How many times
have. you seen n player flub his drive
on a par four holes and then mess up
his second shot and play a chip shot
10 about eight feet from the flag and
still make his four by holing the putt?
Again the same player plays two per-
feet shots to the green and never takes
over two puts. You can't beat him
that is all there is to it. All cham
pionships are won and lost around the
role. Listen to the alibis after a
championship or go to u tournament
IA hear them tell you how many
three end four footers they missed. !
3now. I've done it myself.
Copyright, 1924. Associated Editors)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-22
Elm City Sextet
losses Up Enormous
Score Over Commerce
Especial to the Kennobec journal

Especial to the Kenncbec JournaD
Waterville, March 2l-By display
ing the best. password of the entire
season the Waterville high school
girls defeated the Maine School of
Commerce 56-.. The work for the
high school forwards was perfect
The score:
WATEREILLE MAINE s. OF C.
MacPhee, If .............. II. Gray
EeLisle, RI .............. RI. Jacobs
sSlltcHeli, c ...........,.. e. stairs
Brown, sc .............. SC, Pushard
Thing, )g .............. lg. Simpson
IseTFOn, rs rR, Sfnailey
Goals from flor MacPhee 10. De
Lisle IA. Jacobs l. Goals from fouls,
MacPhee 9. Referee Sterliny. Timer
Larrabee. Scorer Heron. Time
&c minute periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-22
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

With basketball in its last stages.
and baseball still confined indoors, so
to speak. the sport world is rather dull
at present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-22

Orlando. Fla. March 21-Columbus
"a Al /: 8: 4; Cincinnati (N) 5: .;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-22
WIN. MELHORN

1.-THE st. Louis Youngstel" whose
battering courage ana sound golf en-
able him to finish well up in all the
tournaments he enters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-22

Sanders, Metchum. Ambrose and
Hartley, Fl. Ruska, HUMPHREYS;
May and Hargraves, Sandberg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-22

Leesburg. Fla. March 21-Phila-
deiphia tN) S; IL; 0; Boston CD Z:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-03
Straight from the Heart 81
. True Story Reader

heVe long heVod - And n Iltssaturo .
e0mbtnation 0fthe eeamy side life and the
Huduoss that may be found IN 1vogy human
heart. Ihavo 1oun0 my desire IN True oteEy.s
Sometimes we are % burdOned with cares
that We fail 70 realise that others carry loade
tar WoeA iEkaonaA than onsa. 10 tlinstFata.
VIII anato lhbim
TAete onae MveA - eAIlod ~ OoA -
Trouble. beeause u was 20 him that all went
with their oofrowe. For long time he had
hstened patiently 90 their muFmuring. One
cay ho ooiled them togothsr and told them
that eaeh might threw bic burden aside for
that'day. The burdens were cast asido. and .
great heap vVno formed which was called The
kAountotn Of Sorrow. The people ffolIcked
wieh3oR an day lone. When evening came, the
G0d oato4 them tegoghOf and told them that
each must take . burden, mot neeessaFIly the
onehehadplacoo thesobut anyOnehe desiFod.
"Afler gasing upon the collection Of lluaan
troubles, each noted the extent Ofthe burden
oftho others and from sueh observation real.
iSod that all have their troubles and aitor con-
oideTation each decided that HE burden was
not % bad 10 Il appeared before viewing che
troubles Of others. 30 each was aatieHed, and
wllll39ly plelea p and oesried eG the bus-
tMG."
% q waS wish "Tyuo ssssy.s 30 Knew
mine, Of heavier, IL worthwhile, and the hon
eat representation Of conditions makes one
feel that. In spite Of everything, life 10 worth
Respectfully.
(Silnsd0 Mary Ahnes Perry
ks Eversons Wash.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-03

q hae ever bean cur privilege TO print
Two Womom"-To q young man who d
broke, out q WORK, completely discouraged,
life Of crime In company with evil companions
may look Ike sure, easy way to get ahead
Like many another who tries to live outside the
law John was to learn that even though he
d0dgad the polics for lima h0 wa TO pay
much higher, mora terrible prica for his tampor-
ary success as criminal than all the so-called
rewards Of the game were worth. This powerful,
true story, which involves two women, is told by
John himself with frankaess and courage that
Wnl command your breathless interest.
where Angels Fear Marrying q rich man
yOu 10 not love Ia order to realize an ambition to
0chlevs artistic success, 10 one way Of getting what
yUu Want~-H Il works. Paula thought that love
WNe 1t little moment compared with the jOys Of
aearese. She thought she could cheat n matters
q tbs heart and still find ccntentSnent and hap.
vineoA LIT her t6ll you Of the price she paid
AOe her folly. Il h q powerful, heart-grippinR
story thet ycu won't soon forget.
The Forbidden Room An her life Doris
had been taught TO respect Nfes conventions and
prcprieties. But deep within her che craved
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-03

ALLh@ lb. Men clscnhed loneod To- TIE rood timess
TIE pretty Globes. the gay ccmpanions tat che saw
e go have. The careful restrictions Of her home life
6d hor Oorely. 20 escape even for an hour from her
nEOW cornncnplace uneventul existence seemed worth
ocee my price. Like thousands Of others who think
that Gcomsnt adventure gay times aro the only worth
while things "a le che could not possibly Ecreseo wlere
she iEst seemingly harmless niastep might lead.
s. her innocence and ignorance Of men and Of liSe she
DID not dream that the FIRST stolen ride with Arch Stafford
was 20 brand her, in the eyes Of otera with guilt She
could not know that her CoSh escapade on that day was
t0mark the beginning Of perous career that would take
her far from home and plunge her deep into the maaSom
81 great ctUO Wickedness and crime.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-03

Her NE story, entitled Caught n te Web tOid b hee
own words appears IN True Story Mngnzine for August
Nothing ever printed u ti1is great human publication
proves the utter emptiness and folly Of worldly pleasure
more clearly than this No human document eva penned
drives home more powerful neral lesson O. emphasizes
more strongly the absolute certainty 81 Just reibuton =
those who transgress the moral laws
Every girl who chafes under the restrictions and safe.
guards raised by parents and guardians % protect those
they love- should read this starungIy vivid hanilytOd
heart-shrring aory Of Nell Colson. Every gi-yes and
every boy, toowho imagines that only the dull and
stupid pay the price for wrong doing win find lesson
and warning b this true-lfe narrative that they WIN
never forget
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-03
True Story Ansuvers the Cal

There never was . time when Trunk, courage.
Gus attitude toward life and its problems was 80
vitality gsce0sary @ now. In this day d ao-cailed
Tree thinking -of almost appalling indidsreneet
sound religious teaching and sane constructive
thought-there Is clear call for fearless, dstee.
mined action against the powerful forces that
threaten to overthrow civilization itoeE
True Story Maga8lne b trying % answer that
call. Under the direction Of its founder, Bofnarr
Macfadden, this publication Il throwing its entire
resources into the terrific battle for Right. Ito
succeasin building areader- audience millions
Of persons, old and young, b the clearest indcas
ton ct Ito constantly growing power Tor Good.
Every issue Of True Story b literally PACKED
with heart-grpping. eoui-strring tTue-life nara.
tvesthat carry conviction because they AREt rue.
No one, man or woman girl or boy, can read these
frank, often pathetic many times tragic recitals 1t
human misunderstanding and error, and not learn
todespise andfear temptation, weakness and SHIN
whatever guise theyare presented fail tclove
virtue, cleanliving thinkin that's Good
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-03
Other Startling Stories From Life

excementa chance go o. laso DO oomshlng cr onca
not wckedust little deviah She did rae that for every
aste for every little Of the moral a, matteroW
Oceny intended she was inviting wEsthedness and
told suffering Don't fall to read what happened her b The For
bddsn Room and where the trail Of her adventure led
"Greater Than Love She perfectly respectable young
married who had had wanted date with any
man hesides her husband Then dance cha Albert Grant
She did realize not know and their ceveF waysand
e1t Of al did ohe know herself and her inability resist
ton and SIN disguised pleasure md happne The bitterness
and patos q the situation in which young vile found hsH
wngs the heart with pbut the story abe tells carries
and warning that every Girl married unmarried win do wen 10
heed 4 . the angushed cry human soul t has assd tho
very dregs Of heartache, humiliation and suffering
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-03

Rsa1 Also h III Ausuk Tn StoIy.
'lHs I.Aaa W." 'Vn0ses q Hhnsa
I "As We1aa IhAss 'Js q Isas Eagili.es
"A Ssksel Tsaeh.S's Asnmoas tIly Ne EIsWsss
'TAsG ~ 4 MaLsrss
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
MEANS m DvA IoxY II vEzExf,
zARoyEN DIKTovAL Mu soUDCE
$4,000 POKUTY.

New York. 3. cervence Castor B, Means jeho spo-
etnk Elmer Jarnecke usvedcen federalnho oudu vcera
pkauti pfestupovAni Volseadova z&kona by dnes
souzen diva roxy federani kaznici Aante Means
py soyn9E uleEena pokuta $4,000 Jarneckeov oO0
pfipadk Meaasov9 yynesl soudce maximalni ortel
F. J. Coxe, obhajce obzalovanJch dovoi&val shovi-
pro kienty ddsodu ze neby nalez9 "a
stupovani nasedkem nemoc jech hayniho ebhace pluk
Feldera Soudce Woverton prav ze dostalose Jim fadn6
procesu doda zylase Means nezasluhue sympatie
q Ee mel by poctiti plnou THU z&kona.
SouAce Welverton vyhev6l zadosh Coxeove k podani
zmatenf sfznost tax aby moho byt poddno odvolanf
yysh instan Oba muz jsou nyn pod zarukou $4,000
jne obzaloby soudce svo ejich propueni svobo
du AZ do konecneho vyfizeni ejch pfpadu so s250OO
odatecne zaruky Obhajci deufaji ze Jim podafi
Kdyz obzalovani byl privedeni do soudn sine Means
zachoyal 81 syo zmuzlos kdezto Jarnecke byl zdrcen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03

sp0rtoyni 2 .organisace polite
ke. Stresemann nepppirA exis-
tenci vojenskych organisaci !
'slbuje, ze cinnost jejich Dude
omezena. Il
'Ohledne sportovnich orga-
.nisaci pravil, ze po zruseui
nuceneho vojenskeho. vycviku
musf stavat nejaky novf zpt.
sob, aby nemecka naladez M.
byla sportoyniho vycviku, kite.
~ ysak neni v Nemeckn 0 mic
vice vyyinut nezli v jinJch ze.
mich.
Ku konci Stresemann zdira
znil jeste jednou, ze N9mecku
jedna sc zcela y&zne o to-
ably prispelo ku mezinarodni
dohode.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
ODcESIQvAE DO cESKO.
SLOVENSKA.

2 z y - Z. y
I We stfedu odp. cpustili Gle
veland pc draze' Erie nasi kra-
jane, ktefi jedou navstiviti sve
pfatele q zname v stare vlasti.
Vetsina z. Mich jsou americti
obcane, kteri konaji prvni ce-
stu do osvobozene republiky a
jedou do kraje piseckeho. P.
FIR. Hronek jede do Jehnecka
u Chte5to1ic a pax zavit& tel
do Vidnk, kde stravil Cast sve-
no zfvota We SVEN mladi; pi.
Marie Beranova navstfvi Sc.
nov u Plastovic a pratele v
Praze. P. Antonio Kocourova
jede pot9sit svoji sestarlou ma
tinku zijici v Sedle u Streloho.
site. Do kraje podebradskeho
jede pi. Anna Pavlaskova, pax
zavit& do Chlumce, Kutne Ho.
ry, Oseku j ma Moravu; p. J,
Novak vraci Sc k sve rodine
pc nekolika mesicnim pobytu
v Cievelandu.
Eminent cestujici pripoji Sc
k vypraye z New Yorku a. Ger
vence pc lodi George Wash
ington, United States Lines,
kterou vede az do Prahy p. j.
Turek, byv. legionar, nyni re-
ditel ceskoslovenskeho oddele-
nj teze spolecnosti.
Preplav peclive vyridil Fred
Holub v newburghske odbocce
The Cleveland Trust Co. ma
Broadway a Harvard.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
Xiv.
OdpuStSni.

Ctenari nasi nezapomneli as,
ze tyz vecer v devet hodin jim
drich z La Tour Vaudien, pro-
vazep jsa doktorem stepanem
Loriotem a Reneem Moulinem,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03

ZAHRANICNf MINISTR PODAL PROHLA-
SEM CHIN NOVINARUM

Berlin, 2. cervence. - Nj
nistr zahranicnich zaleMtosti
dr.. Stresemann povolal k sobe
vcera zastupce ciziho tisku q
kazdemu z Mich odevzdal jed
nu kopii nerhecke odrovedi ma
pozadavek spojenecke velvy-
slanecke vojenske kontroly v
Nemecku. Ministr pax vysve-
till vsechny body nemecke od-
povedi a ma konec ucinil ne
kolik poznamek celkove e.
vropske situaci, Dawesove
zprave a o Ruhrsku.
Stresemann pravil, ze pfi-
stich nekolik nedel ukaze, zda
" Evrope zavladne duch doho-
dy a smirlivosti anebo zdali
nabude prevahy Ease stara po-
litika nasili. Nemecka vlada
ucini pry vse We sve moci We
prospech mezinarodni dohody.
Tim, ze N6mecko pristupuje
ma obnoveni spojenecke vojen
ske kontroly, chce proste vse-
moznym zpdsobem pripraviti
cestu k uplatneni Dawesova
planu, jejz povazuje "a vazny
krok k definitivnimu rozrese-
nj reparacniho problemu.
Stresemann vsak vyslovil pc
chybnosti o tom, zdali bude
mono vyhov6ti prani Spojen-
cG, aby Dawesiv plan byl Ne
meckem uplatnen kolem /. srp
ma, ponevadz dive bude "a
potfebi blizSiho vysvetleni O.
hledn6 jisteho zneni Daweso-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
ELEkTRICKA DRAHA Sc
NEYYPLACi.

Columbus, O., 2. crvence.-
Lorain, Ashland & Southern
elektricka mezimestska draha
dnes pozadala statni utilitni ko
misi o povoleni, aby mohla "a
nechati trvale dopravni sluz-
by. Draha tato, jez vede z Lo
rain do Custaloga, v okresu
Wayne, kde setkava Sc Penn
sylvanskou drahou, prodelava-
Ia penize cd sameho pocatku,
pravi v petici jeff lfednici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
P0VRAzDH cEL0u
RODaNU.

Warrington, Mo-, 2. cervence.
sest clend rodiny Howarda
Price, 54leteho, bylo nalezeno
zastfeleno v jejich domove ma
farme blixe Avon vcera. Pri-
ce zabil manzelku, sve ctyri
dcery a pax sebe, die mineni
uradd. Pohnutka jeho hrozne-
no Cinu neni znama.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
I srRANA PAT

N. N. Click. 1918 +. Over
look Rd., Cleveland Heis shts,
upravoval prav9 zboki, kdyz
mu lupic pojednou pfitiskl :
zebrdrn dsti revolverl q donu-
til jej - odpustenfm - svle
Ici kalhoty, ktere nestydatt
'lupic zahodil, aby klerkovi
znemoznil pronasledovanf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
KLAhovcI oDSoUzENI.

Ebensburg, Pa, 2. cerven-
ce - Dvoulete vezeni bylo ire
stem urcenym kazdemu z %
muzd, z nichz 18 je clenn Ku
klux Klanu q 10 obcani z Lii
ly. >Vsichni byli usvedGeni ze
ztrapeni vytrznosti, jez vedla
ke krveprolitl a zabiti tfi mu-
"a "a pfilezitosti navst6vy Kla
nu v Lilly 10. dubna. Soudce
Thomas D. Finletter z Filadel-
fie, jenz predsedal procesu,
odmitl navrh ma zruseni roz-
sudku jakoz ma novy soud.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
LUPIC SEBRAL $3.50 A K TO.
MU JESTE KLERKOVI
KALHOTY.

Muz ozbrojeny revolverem
a nezmernou drzosti vstoupil
vcera do strizniho obchodu
Jerry Mills, 815 Prospect ave.
kde k seste hodine vecer, kdy
kolem kramu prochazely cele
zastupy lidu, uloupil $3.50 a
pax prchl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03

Wy zpravy.
Ohledn6, evakuace Ruhrska
vyslovil Stresemann nadeji, re
hospedarska eyakpace prove
dena Dude neprodn 2 ze "a.
hy po4nf nasle doSah bude i.
pima evakuace yojenska.
Ohledne nemeckych orga-
nisaci, jez Spojenci povazuji
"a prostfedky ku pripravova-
nj odvetne valky, pravil mi
INSTR, re nutno mezi mimi ci-
niti zvlastni rozdily. TAX jsou
tn vojenske organisace, spolky
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
y CAMP KNOX nv0.

Camp Knox, KY, 2. eervence - Do obtanskeho vojen-
skeho cveneho tabora jenz by oevren dns preo z
1900 muzn kten hodla podrobi vojenskemu vycviku
Ocekava se ze este daich 1900 ch pfjede Nejdrve by
ysichn prohednu leka pravidelnym vycvikem zapoe
ne sc pond6h.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
vEDR0 MA 1usl.

Moskva, g - porici volhy panuje pritomne
nesnesten6 vedro Pole jsou yypraha droda mich
patrna Ronici prodava dobytek, jezto nemaj jej cm
krm ably ztrzene penize moh nakoupii obil SOVIET
ska vada obava nehorsiho nedostayi brzy vlaha
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-03
IA CEST OTCOyU.
3 q n An .
Napsai Xavier a MaAt6pin.

SssSsA ~ WNeSNASsA - A0A0 AVvAk
koyi.
Pfistihp6mez je vSak q do
stavmez ae o kratickou dobu
drive do bytu zran2neho zlo-
syna.
Jan Ctvrtek byl sc velice
zmenil, Iii vsak vzdof STRAIT
live rane, kterou v@voda chtel
ho We hrob sklatiti.
Stepan Loriot byl uzil vsech
prostfedkl vzdy lekafske, ably
prodlouzil ziyot zlosyna toho
q ably uvedl no We stav, v n&mz
by mohl odpovidati M ot&zky
mlad6ho advokata . podepsa-
ii protokol dotycny.
Osetfovatelka, kterou Ste
pan Loriot byl pro Jana ctvrt-
ka Ejednai, plnila svdj dkol $
velikou sv9domitosti a horli-
vosti. ~.
Pfikladala mu sama obkla-
dy a osvedcovala vtbec veli-
kOu Obratnost a zkusenost.
Teto chvile, kdy vnikh jsme
" duchu do bytu jeho, Jan
Ctvrtek sed6l pred krbem, v
nemz ohen jasne plapolal.
Pani Ursula - tax osetfo-
vatelce Sc rikalo - chystala
prave polevku pro chorehe.
"Tak co, zlata pani," tazal
Sc il zraneny slabym hlasem,
"myslite, ze z toho vyvaznu?"
"Zajiste, pane Jene!"
"Rikate mi tax jen, abyste
mne potesila, neni-liz pravda? !?
''Nikterak, at me Pan Bth
zatrati! - Pan doktor sam "a
vase uzdraveni ruci - mate
dobre jadro!"
"Budiz, ale tn rama nozem
nebyla taky hrackou!"
"Ovsem, ale ma stesti nezra
nila zadne dstroji cboulesti-
We. Ia nekolik dni budete mo-
ci jiz choditi ma prochazku."
Jan ctvrtek zavrtel hlavou
neduvefive.
IVY mi neverite!" prohodi-
la osetfovatelka.
b "Mne xSak pofAde nSco pra
vi, ze doktor Sc myli. Jest mi,
'jako bych mel brzy uz skla-
dati ucty re zivota sveho."
"Jak zbytecno jest, re ne
chavate te tax nerozumntmi
myslenkami rmoutiti. Chcete
'pfece ziti!"
/, v zapadlych ocich tezce IRA
h6neho zlosyna mihl sc blesk.
Zach, ano! ano! chtel bych
ziti!" del vice vsak pro sebe
'hlasem temnym a pfece vas
|nivym. "Chtel bych aspon tax
dlouho ziti, abych mohl Qpako
vati vsechno tenn, kdoz .dvakra
te pokusili Sc mne, zavrazditi.
Pani Ursula nezaslechla ia
slova, della proto, 'obracejic
rozmluvu ma jiny predm9t:
"ceho bylo by vam nyni "a
potfebi, je venkovsky vzduch,
We dvou mesicich zotavil by
!, ste Sc ma jisto!"
Zsinalym oblicejem chore-
no zazafila radost aspofl ma
Okamzik:
"Vyvaznu-li nebezpeci,"
pcmyslil 81 duchu, "odebe-
ru Sc tam k mofi, do sveho
tdomku pobliz Havru, butlu
tam ziti klidne, zapominaje
zla, ktere jsem ucinil, bidy,
kterou jsem zpnsobil."
Mezitim pfinesli osetrovatel
ka choremu poleyku.
"Vezmete zde." pravila,
"poleyka tato vas posili - BY
10 by k nj ale zapotrebi i vi
ma bordeauxskeho, jak 46kaf
sam byl odporucil - ia vsak
nemam jiz penez."
"Budete je miti dobra du-
So - OI,yxA;1 Tc~ xl.-1 =