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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-27
BEGIN HERE TODAY

i xa.,,. IT, -NL lODA1
MIiiieent Graves, secretary to
George Rrimgold, finds her EN-.
pfoyer in his office dead. In
panic she rushes away and req.
listers at hotel under an assum.
ed name. ''. '..
Jarvis Happ, distinguished-look.
ing stranger, recognizes Millicen,
and offers to help her. He send,
Ter to a beauty parlor where she
is transformed into brunet
Happ takes her home, introduc.
ing her as his secretary. His son,
Norman Happ, warns M;lI;cen,
against his stepbrother, Robert
Caise, and tells her a mysterious
woman in black ermine has some
power over his tepmother.
Millicent fall asleep. A noise
awakens her and she finds a note
under her door reading, "The
woman in black ermine is here
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XII
Millicent stood staring at that
fateful typewriter note. She had
no means of knowing who had
sent it, nor could she tell wheth-
err the steps she had heard in the
corridor were those of a man OF
a woman.
She wondered if Norman had
sent her this message. Surely he
was the only one who knew of
her interest in the woman in the
black ermine coat. But how about
Jarvis Happ? Jarvis was very
very shrewd, and it was apparent
that he knew more about what
was going on in the house than
he let on. Moreover, he, above
all others, knew of her connec-
ton with George Drimgold's MUIR
der.
But how about Robert Caise?
He, too, had surmised her secret
He, too, must know something of
the woman in black.
Millicent shrugged her unclad
shoulders and, with the gesture,
realized that she was chilled. She
ran to the closet, found a robe
and flung it about her. She went
to the window and looked out.
1t was, she saw, commencing to
rain. Drops were beating against
the window and, as she looked
she saw the rain grow in intens-
ity until, within a few minutes, a
rising wind was driving it in tor
rents.
She turned once more to study
the note. Why had she been in
formed of the presence of the
mysterious woman? What was
she supposed to do? Was it Jarvis
Happ who had left the message
and who had expected she would
perhaps hunt up the woman in
the black errine coat, accuse her
directly of completely in Drim-
COLDS murder?
Miilicent knew only one thing.
No matter who had sent the note
or, what was expected of her, she
was determined to try to find out
something about that woman in
black.
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OAK GROVE

OAK GROVE, March 27.-Rev.
j. S. Holbert filled his regular
appointment at this place Sun
day. A good sized crowd at
4rnded.
Mrs. Crawford Cantrell of this
place had as her guests Sunday,
Mrs. George Brown and Mrs.
Green. -,
Mrs. Grayson Jackson and chill
dren Of Barker Heights, were
weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. II. NJ. Tabor.
Misses Opal and Ruby Case
were dinner guests Sunday OF
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-27

cPAIN once held its colonies IN
- America in such firm grip tna'
when at last there was an attempt
TO gain freedom, some OF the very
subjects who would have bene'
fted by the movement cried it was
n sacrilege and refused to help
And so the first attempt to free
Salvador from Spanish rule failed:
This took place in 1911 and
was led by six men. among them
two priests. Their revolt lasted
loss than month. but they gained
dismissal of the despotic governor
and amnesty for themselves. Ten
Years later Salvador gained indie
peEdence. , :,
This Conspiracy Of 1911" Is
pictured in one of Salvador's 1928
issue,
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SURPRISE BIRTHDAY
DINNER HELD HERE

Mrs. W. c. Kuykendall was
given = surprise birthday party
at her home on Elm street by her
daughter, Miss Willie Mae Kuy-
kendall. and son, Richard, Satur-
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as Administra-
trix, D. B. N. c. r. A., of the
Estate of Emma Jackson Barton,
deceased, late of Henderson Coun-
ty, North Carolina, this is to no
tify all persons having claims
against the Estate of said de-
ceased to exhibit them to o. B.
Crowell, Attorney of the Under
signed, at his office in the Jackson
Building, in the City of Hender-
sonville, North Carolina on or
before the 18th day of March.
1886, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate
will please make immediate pay
ment.
This the 18th day of March,
1885.
SARAH OPAL FOGARTY,
Administrators Of Emma Jackson
Barton, deceased.
Ala Wrd fin
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Kelp is the name given to tie ASH
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seaweed, and Its iodine content may
rary from l to 6 per cent. The 10
line, combined with other elements
In the seaweed, Is extracted Wy
chemical processes and used In va
! stous Industries
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NOTlCE-We have Just unloaded
a carload of Certainteed paint
which has overstocked our
paint department. For the next
10 days we are offering sur
plus stock at special prices. If
you contemplate painting this
spring buy now and save the
difference. Hendersonville Sup
ply & Coal Co., heS dQuarters
for everything in the building
line. Lenox Park. Phone S00.*
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Law night. March %.

day night, March %.
The following guests enjoyed
the affair: Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Kuykendall, Willie Mae and Rich
ard Kuykcndall, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
A. Hydcr and daughters, Mildred,
Kate, Faye, and son, Frank; Mr..
and Mrs. o. l.. Lunsford, Mrs.
Mary McMurray and daughters,
Pearl and Myrtle; Misses Lucille
Frady and Geneva Garren and
Ruby Kuykendall.
Many nice presents were re-
ceivcd by Mrs. KuYkendall.
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tin. Keith Ward, Bill Holbert,
Oscar and Joe Case. All reported
lovely time.
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BIRDS ROOFS are unexcelled
for quality and beauty. We can
make you attractive prices for
cash or will be glad to assist
you in getting loan. Rigby-
Morrow Company, Fourth ave
nue. east. Phone 81.
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
Company.
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|cpD ,us Chevrolet parts at
(ysJ,sle prices to garage.
| Mqs, Motor Supply, 131
M An. E. phone 800.
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,cnnvrirh. 1886. SEs Service Inco
NEXT: What ruler recenIy
ab,s4ceScd his TIN one?
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CRAZY CRYSTALS 6oc and 81,
Admiration shampoo 15c, De
toxol tooth paste 29c, milk
magnesia, PTS 29c, Russian
mineral oil, ats, Acc. Freeze
Drug Co.
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faADE JOUR SMOOTH TIRES
! for rsruk. We have them in
stock. Pres are right. Mid
City Tire Company.
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Miilicent knew only one thing.
No matter who had sent the note
or, what was expected of her, she
was determined to try to find out
something about that woman in
black
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PAY YOUR TAXES with bonds.
County, city and street assess
ments at a big discount. Phone
so. o. Roy Keith, Real Estate,
American Bank Bldg.
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Special Notices

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LosT-W White gold Elgin wrist
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The Washington times., 1935-11-20

De Soto 1888 De Luxe Sedan Q7AE
Equipped with custom radio; ID q 3O
many extras: driven a very few thou
sand miles: absolutely in new-car con-
dition. $3.50 down. balance arranged
to suit responsible party, up to "a
months.
RUTLEDGE MOTOR co.
48 Maryland Ave. HyattsvilIe, Md.
CIR. 2412
The Washington times., 1935-11-20

Dodge 1898 COupe~ExtFa fine 0IT0
shape inside and out; low CDf1O
mileage; low price. Trade and easy
terms.
n. E. BRANCH. L. p. sTEUART
141 18th st. N. 3. AT. $500.
The Washington times., 1935-11-20

Pontiac 1882 Coach~f6iS car 6T0
is being sold at a give-away D4U
price. $40 down, t1S.25 DOWN
monthly.
WARRINGTON MOTOR CAR CO.
2O35 18th st. N. w. Pot, O7OI
The Washington times., 1935-11-20

Pontiac 1882 Custom Sedan POAE
Finish without a scratch; UOtO
clean interior shows no wear; the mo-
tor is sound and smooth; tires are ex-
csllent; the price is attractive.
STANLEY HORNER, INC.
ILL 18th st. n. W. Phone NAtinnal 7Rk1
The Washington times., 1935-11-20

Ford 1885 De Luxe Coupe QSOS
Radio equipped with overhead DOOO
built-in speaker. Spotless dark gray
finish; dual horns: safety glass; rum
ble nearly new tires; motor just well
broken in. Carries our full guarantee.
STANLEY H. HORNER
iii 14th st. NAT. 1851
FORD 1884 Tudor Sedan. Ilsed very little.
$3.50. Call Columbia 2QF5.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-07
lKEAD THE STORY. THEN COLOR THE PICTURE,

At last the TIMES feast was DER.
"Oh, just can't eat any more, !"
said Dotty, as she left the table, II
am sleepy, now.
Course, after this, I realize,
shouldn't take much exercise, but
I will have to walk around and
keep awake. somehow"
We'll, take it easy! DO not run,
and then no real harm will be
done" the farmer said. Il know
just how you feel. I'm filed my
self.
Il guess 7 ate the most of all.
You see, you're short, and I am
tall. You do not have much room
for food, you're such a little elf.
Il would suggest we all walk
round and see what sights are to
be found. Just trail along. I'll lead
the way, and I will not walk fast"
"OEay," one Of the TIMES cried.
Wen Try TO keep right by your
side. OF course, will not promise
you how long I'm going to last"
They liked q little ways, and then
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-07

the farmer stopped and chuckled
when brave Scouty said, Where's
Quincy? Why, we've left the lad be-
hind.
Il guess he didn't want to hike.
Real exercise he doesn't like. I
have bunch just where he stopped.
He won't be hard to find.
Come, Copy, I've a dandy plan.
We will surprise him. if we can.
Well find a farmer who will let us
borrow just one cow Then up to
QUINCY we will speak and scare him
till he can not speak. All this is
based on my guess that the lad is
sleeping now"
They got the COW and started out.
Soon Scouty heard wee Copy
shout, Gee, you were right. There's
Quincy, sound asleep, sprawled /?
some hay"
"All right, the next thing we will
do is try to make this big COW moo"
said Scouty, I'll bet QUINCY jumps
and tries to runaway"
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PAGE
BY Williams
BlOsSer
BY Martin

Tarzans eyes followed the rope that drew thera
onward, and he saw it disappear into niche
in the side of the ravine. He crept toward that
niche; but his only path lay along the top OF the
cliff. where he was fully exposed to his enemies,
If they should look up!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-07

Never in his long career Of perils and hair
breadth escapes had Tarzan of the Apes faced so
appalling an obstacle as now. Of course he could
descend the cliff and sever the rope that was
drawing Jerry Jones and the two girls to their
doom; but what then?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-07

Tarzan knew well the blood madness of Africa's
dark cults. but of all the fanatics he had ever
seen, these hideous whites were the most fren-
zed. If he ventured among them, they would
tear him TO pieces, nor would his death give any
aid to the victims of the sacrifice.
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These flashing thoughts, however, did not dull
his resolution to evolve some means of saving
the angushed three. And he must be swift, for
every moment brought them nearer the mysterious
Pillar! First, their progress toward that deadly
column must be halted,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
Tunnel pod Mississippi.

Predbezne plany ma trojra-
dovy j1zdni tunel pod rekou
Mississippi z Rock Island do
Davenportu, Ia, byly ozname-
ny We Washingtonu. Vlada
pGjcf potTebne fondy. Naklad
ma tunel Dude asi 100000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
Pianem zabito dits.

4lety Kenneth Murray z
Waukegan byl zabit, kdyz ma
neho spadlo piano, ktere jeho
otec stehoval z jednoho poko-
je do druheho. Byla mu roz-
drcena lebka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14

prlcin.
Mona pocala lady Rawnsle-
yove vypraveti O mem "provi-
n6ni" vGci nj a rozumi Sc samo
sebou, re vse slime pTehnala.
"Slys1te-li pax Adelaido?"
tazala Sc roZmrzena. "Uz jsem
YAM to vsechno dvakrate vypo-
ved6la. Slecna Moffatova mi
nechtela pfinesti m1j sal. O.
Lady Rawnsleyova Sc vybur-
covala.
"Dobre, dobre, Mono. Ne
mohu 81 pomoci."
"Vy byste vsak mela byti
schopna 81 pomoci!" zvolala
Mona, dupajfc nohou. "Vy by
ste mohla, jen kdybyste chtela.
Kdyby byla mou sluzebnou, ia
bych toho dokazala!
"Mozna, re bych tax mohla
uciniti, kdyby ona zaujfmala
takove postavenf VI mem do
me-"
"Ona no zaujfma, = ano, O.
ma no zaujfma."
ga tax nemyslfm, Mono.
Byla bych nedostala sve povin-
nosti, kdybych byla byvala po-
hl1zela ma dceru draheho, roz-
tomileho pana Moffata a ma
peclive i citlive vychovanou
dceru lady Moffatove ma
Beechleigh jake ma pouhou stu
zebnou osobu. Mimo to: Cy-
rilla sama ma chovanf a zpd-
soby, jez by il vzdy vynucova-
ly dctu i kdyby nebylo ohledG,
O nichz jsem Sc zm1nila."
Lady Rawnsleyova vzdor sve
sklfcenosti mluvila rozhodnym
hlasem i zdalo Sc, re nechce
snesti zadneho odporu.
Proc nechtela Mona porozu-
metz situaci?
"Ona vsak jest prece jen slu-
zebnou = ona jest!" zapistela
rozcilen6. "Kazda vychovatel-
ka, kteraz prij1ma mzdu jest
sluzebnou."
ooh, Mono, budte prece kid
nou!" karala il lady Rawnsle-
yova S vytkou. IMAM dosti
mych vlastnfch starostf = a
|jedna nova mi pribyla. Musi-
tell mermomocf mfti nejake
stesky, ~stezujte 81 ma mes1c !
Jak nerozumnym malym two
rem Wy jste! Kdybych byla
slecnou Moffatovou, tax bych
s vami poradne zalomcovala.
Pro vSechno ma svete, - mech
tie il jiz jednou ma pokoji!"
Nastalo pc te 1plne mlcenl.
ia zat1m studovala thule
knih v skr1ni. Nikdy jsem ne
videla tax skvostne vazanych
knih.
Pohlfzela jsem ma ne tax
dlouho, re Sc mi vstipily v pa
met.
Mona zde sedela, mracfc Sc.
Lady Rawnsleyova pc neja-
ky cas- pohl1zela do ohne S W.
razem v obliceji, ma nejz veru
nebylo pffjemne podivanf.
"Usednete, Cyrillo!" pravila
posleze: "Poburujete me civy.
Ci snad chcete brati inventar
knih v zajmu Royove?"
"V zajmu Royove?"
Zadny takovy napad mi ne
prisel ma mysl.
Proc vlastne takto mluvila?
Sklesla jsem do kresla a
vzala do ruky nejaky obrazko-
w mes1cnfk.
Opet ticho.
To bylo pc chvfli preruseno
tim, re lady Rawnsleyova po-
posla ku None.
A ably snaze a lepe nabyla
sluchu jejlho rozmrzeneho no.
ste, usedla 81 spfse poklesla ma
mike sedatko Poole Mony.
Nasledovala mezi mimi Sc
potana rozmluva.
ia sama jsem Sc pocala cftiti
nevolnou.
"Budete tedy nucena jej po-
drzeti?" tazala Sc Mona ma
HAS.
"Pst! Tise!"
Nasledovalo vice sepotu, a.
lie otazky Mony vzbudily me
pTemyslenf.
"Kdo byl ten "on", jejz bu-
de muset lady Rawnsieyova
podrzeti?
ia no poslu odsud hned DO
pohfbu, necht jest to pravo
neb nen1, = necht Sc to komn
lib neb nelibf!" zvolala ladv
Rawnsleyova haste a We SVEN
rozcllenf vyskocila re sedadla.
ITO bych take udelala a je-
- = AZ-.-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14

"Odej1ti?" OpetOvala proste
pro mne; "j1ti ma loze1 ovsem
re ano" = namahala Sc, ably
vyhlizeli klidne = "ovsem re,
chcete-li. Sotva Sc nam dnes
zachce hubby nebo zpevu; O.
statne ami nejsme die toho ma
ladeny = vid, Mono?"
"Ne pro jeff hudbu," znela
nemilostiva odpoved; "jedna
vase brillantnf popevka fran
couzska, Adelaide, byla by O.
svezujfc1."
Ale lady Rawnsleyova jejfho-
navrhu bud neslysela nebo ma
nej nedbala. Snad i ona UNA
vala jeho neprfstojnost, ackoli
nikdo il nemohl whit, re by
pfespT1lis dbala ma pravidlo
sluSnosti.
"Dobrou noe, lady Rawnsle-
yova," rekla jsem.
Vzchopila sc razem.
"Jdete spat, Cyrillo?"
Byla to ponekud podivna O.
taxa cd nj, kdyz mi byla pra-
We dovolila, re sm1m odejfti.
"Ano, jdu spat," odvetila
jsem. "Dobrou noe, slecno
Gleedova." Ia neodpovidala,
zacaste lfbivalo Sc il nedbati
mych malych zdvorilGstek. By
la jsem ma to pfipravena, ale
pTece jsem vycitila, re je
schvalne hruba vGci mne.
ooh, Wy mas opoustfte!" zvo-
lala nahle lady Rawnsleyova.
"Dobrou noe"
A k menu pTekvapenf poda-
la mi ruku = zdvorilost to, kite
re mi byla nikdy pred tim ne
prokazala, co jsem pod jeji
strechou bydlila.
Kazdemu povercivemu Clio
veku bylo by sc to zdalo po-
divnou veci, re takto temer pc
deseti mes1cnfm pobytu mem v
Beechleigh prece Jednou doslo
k tomu, re lord i lady Rawns-
leyova v rGznych dobach oba
re sve vile mi ruku podali.
Nine same to bylo napadno,
kdyz jsem kracela Ike dverim.
Ale nez jsem k MIN dosla, dve-
Ire Sc otevrely a vessel Petr Car
lyon.
+ Exam jdete?" tazal Sc mne.
"Myslfm, re bych misto Cd
povedi smela poloziti stejnou
otazku vam," odpovedela jsem
vyhybajfc Sc jeho ruce, kterou
mi podaval; "ale neucin1m tax.
Jdu spat."
"Vyhlfzfte velice sklfcena,
Cyrillo," Tekl Meme. "On Sc
asi nedostavil, neni-liz pray
da? Vedel jsem, re neprijde,
a jakkoli vas lituji, jeho polka
ran1 hodna nedbalost jest pro
mne vyhodou. Mdzete byti pri-
pravena Ultra O devate?"
Pfipravena Ultra O devate?
20 tim mini?
"Zavrete dveTe, Petrol" Mo-
ma mu poroucela.
ooh, Petre, jste to wy" zvo-
lala lady Rawnsleyova. jez Sc
della jsouc obracena zady proti
dverfm. eco soudf advokat O
Graingerovi, mali nadeji ma
vyvaznuti?"
20, Granger z toho vyvaz-
ne zcela bezpecne, lady Rawn-
sleyova; on vrazdy te nespa-
chal."
"Jsem 81 jista, re on to neu-
cinil, on je prflisny dobrak,
mann no rada. On Sc nanejvy-
Sc vychlouba, co by dokazal, a.
lie ii, kdo tax radi mnoho mlu-
vi, obycejne nejmene jedna.jf."
Domluvila, a mne Sc podari-
10 uniknouti pc schodech ma
horu.
Kapitola tTicata devata.
"Byti pripravena Ultra O de-
vate!" ia slova hucela mi v u
SIGH. Vzdyt jsem prece Petro-
vi niceho neslfbila.
S tou myslenkou pTipadlo mi
opet ma mysl me nestestf S Os-
Walden. Co jej asi zadrzelo?
Proc neodpovedel ma m1j lis
tex? Byl-li donna, kdyz poslf-
eek lady Rawnsleyove mu lis
tex pTinesl? Jak jsem byla
zpozdila, re jsem Sc neotazala
lady Rawnsleyove!
Zazvonila jsem a zavolala
Lucii, sluzku re skoln1ho poko-
je, ale ia o nicem nevedela.
Poslala jsem il dold patrat, a.
lie ona Sc vratila tax moudra,
jak byla odesla.
Nebylo mic lee jfti Ike hlavnf
osobe. Nelfbilo Sc mi to, ale
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14

nOpkOVala Zpet, ale u dVerl je-
ste zakopla a chvili 81 prohli-
zela roztrzene saty.
"Ten hanebny hrebik by mel
byti vyrazen!" pravila, nedba-
JIG ma mou velikou netrpeli-
vost.
Lucy, DEF mi mGj list" zvo-
lala jsem nedockave.
Podala mi kus papiru = ned
baje smuchlanou starou obal-
ku, ktera byla popsana jem-
nym pismem = proc asi velike
zeny, statne a obycejne nebo-
jacne a smele povahy, p1sou ja-
ko by psaly spendlfkem, a ma
lie, slabe a nervosn1 osGbky
zrovna naopak pfs1 jasne a roz-
hOdne a pevnOu rukOu?
"Draha Cyrillo = nevfm mic
O tom, co Sc stale S vas1m list
KEN, ale vyptavsi Sc dov1dam
Sc, re byl odevzdan primo do
rukou lordu Glyffittovi, ktery
Sc prochazel pc silnici a potkal
posla. Pravil zkratka, re ne
tfeba cekati ma odpoved, aniz
drive lfstek cetl. Ma draha d.
venko, nestaci-li to, ably tim va
Sc nestastna naklonnost byla
~vylecena, pax nevim, co by il
%vylecilo! Ocekavala jsem cd
lorda neco leps1ho, ale d1vka
nikdy nev1, kdy il uz nalezi
srdce muzovo - oni jsou tax
nejist1. Dbejte ma mou radu a
potrestejte no, vezmete 81 Pc
ira; to by byla S VAST strany
nejlepSf pomsta. Jaky lepsf O.
sud mohla byste 81 pratt neil
byti zenou milionarovou? TAX
pry je Petr bohat, nell bohat-
81, ale tato ma rada zGstane jen
mezi Mani; pros1m, nezminuj-
tie Sc o tom None, Size by mi O.
81 vyskrabala.
A. Rawnsleyova."
Kdyby lady Rawnsleyova by
la byvala pr1tomna, myslfm, Re
bych ma vrcholi sveho hore by
la j mohla uciniti zrovna to,
echo Sc bala, re by j udelala
Mona.
Nebyl-li mdj zal jiz tax ma
lem nesnesitelny, re mi jeSte
musila pfit1ziti radio mi, abych
Sc stala zenou vraha, zenou
muze, jehoz ruce i svedom1 by.
ly ma vzdy potr1sneny krvi je-
j1ho manzela!
Hledela jsem sebrati sve my
Slenky = co to povfdal Petr?
Kdybych jenom svolila staff sc
jeho zenou, re by Sc Ike mne nj
kdy nehlasil; on re O mne ned
ba ami ted, ale tim krokem re
bych mu ~zajistila bezpecnost
ia =
"Slecno Moffatova, stale sc
neco zleho?" vyrusila mne Lu-
cy poplasena; ivy hrozne Wy.
hlfz1te!"
Byla jsem docela z%apomnela
ma JEFF %pr1tomnost. Cftila jsem.
re jsem bleda a unavena.
"Mne-bude = brzy lepe!'
odv6tila jsem. ga -"
"Ale nevyhlizite tax, slecno.
Pobehnu YAM neco naj1t."
Jak jsem byla rada, re jsem
samotna. Brzy mi Dude lepe
Nev6Tila jsem, re mne v1bec
kdy NIUE byti lepe. Bedy ne
kolika let zdaly Sc mi vmestna-
ny do nekolika malych okam-
zikG.
"Slecno Moffatova!" kTicela
chGva najednou vrazivsi beze
vsech ceremonif do me lozni-
ce; "videla jste mladeho pana
Roye?"
Zdalo Sc mi, jake by byla
pozbyla smyslG.
"Jak jsem jej mohla vide
It'll" odtusila jsem.
"Posledne jsem jej videla,
kdyz jste jej odstrojovala, a
cd tie dolby jsem byla DOLE"
Gale on je pryc. Zrovna jsem
Sla ="
"Pryc - Roy pryc!" zvolala
iSem v rOZcilenf.
"Nenf ma l6zku. Potkala
jsem Lucii a poslala j dolG, a.
by Sc otazala lady Rawnsleyo-
We. Ale, tady pTichazf lady =
snad ona o tom neco vi"
"Dole nebyl?" namftla jsem.
eco to slysfm?" durdila Sc
lady Rawnsleyova. "Roy pryc!
ChIvo, vysvetlete nam svou
nedbalost!"
A1o ohnuo noroG1o 20 hv WV