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Evening star., 1935-12-02
E.A.A.P PREPARING
NEW LIQUOR RULE
Branding and Advertising
Regulations Are Among
Changes Contemplated.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Repeats second birthday, December
5, will find the Government building
its second ost-prohibition control sys-
TEN for the whisky, wine and beer
trades.
The Federal Alcohol Administra-
tion, created to replace system that
died with N. r. A., is preparing new
standards and definitions, new brand
ing and advertising rules designed to
have the full weight of law when is
sued by Administrator Franklin c..
Hoyt. With more than $500 liquor
and wine producers and importers al
ready under permit, the F. A. A. is
working now to register all whole
salers before March l.
Hoyt Holds Rule.
Through power to revoke or suspend
permits, Hoyt holds life-or-death rule
over the liquor companies. A new en-
forcement machine is being primed to
replace the code authorities which
ruled the industry under the first post
prohibition Set-up, the Federal Alcohol
Control Administration.
F. A. A. does not rule brewers, ex-
cept to enforce State laws on beer
shipped across State lines. All but
seven States have adopted parts of
the old F. A. c. A. beer standards,
however. They forbid tied houses" j."
which receive financial favors in re-
turn for buying exclusively from one
brewer; bar misleading" advertising
and labelling, and set up standards for
the product.
States Survey Results.
While the Federal Government thus
is busy, 40 States and the District of
Columbia are surveying the results of
two years experimenting in State
liquor control. State liquor monop-
olies have been set up in Is States,
and rs have license systems. Prohibi-
ton States are Alabama, Georgia,
Kansas, Mississippi, North Carolina,
North Dakota, Oklahoma and Tennes-
see.
While temperance workers cite dry
votes in six of these States this year
as proof of a new prohibition tide, re-
peal advocates claim victory in Ken
tucky's repeal of State prohibition this
Fall.
The country's liquor stock. depleted
in 10 dry years. now is growing again,
which production this year reaching
199,8 1853 ,309 gallons, compared with
109, 9,942,019 gallons last year, according
to the institute. The 679 breweries
which have sprung up since repeal
are now producing more than 5000 900
barrels of beer a month, and the
vineyards Of New York, Michigan and
California have revived the domestic
wine trade.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
M'CARL RESTRICTS
LOAN FOR PRUNES
z. F. c. Funding to Clear Mar.
ket Is Allowed, With
Limitations.

Approving an expenditure of
100000 from agricultural funds for
The benefit of California prune
growers through the medium of a
marketing agency to be set up as a
private corporation, Controller Gen.
eral McCarl, in a decision made
public Saturday. laid down the prin-
ciple that the administrative ex-
penses of such an activity must be
borne by the industry itself.
The decision was rendered to the
Secretary of Agriculture, who had
asked about the legality Of financing
the Pacific Prune Products Associa-
tion" to get off the market between
10000 and $4,000 tons of substandard
prunes of the 1884 and 1885 crops. on
the hands of growers as a result of
slackening foreign demand. 1t is
necessary to do this to strengthen the
market for the 1885 crop standard
prunes, it was explained.
The purchase is to be cared for by
O loan from the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation. Prune Products
then would dispose of this stock
through various channels, and from
the proceeds of such sales, together
with agricultural benefit payments,
would repay the R. F. C.
Evening star., 1935-12-02

Good, wholesome meat cut mostly
from grass-fed U. S. Government in
spected steer beef. Corn-fed steer
beef is also available in most of our
markets.
Round, SirIoin and Porterhouse
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15

nejak6ho znameho, zaseptal
sotva ~slysitelne: go je to TAX"
On byl totiz pan Ferdinand
inkasantem jedne velke brnen-
ske firmy. Slouzil u nj celkem
rok. Pobral normalni rocnf
plat a k tomu ma vic 1910 Kc
ktere proflamoval a jinak pro-
marnil.
"Litujete sveho cinu?" =
Ferda litoval. Ale pozde by
cha. honit. Soud posbfral vse-
chny polehcuj1c1 okolnosti, ne
p~odm1necne to vsak zGstalo,
jezto pan Ferdinand uz mel
n6jake diva vetSf hTfsky ma sve-
dom1. Kdyby Sc nekdo naho-
dou zaj1mal, kan zmizel pan
Ferdinand ma diva mesfce, NIL
zete mu ffci smele, re Sc odjel
lecit do znameho a popularni-
no sanatoria ma Cejlu Sc INA
mou dietn1 kuchynf ="
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Odmena ~poctivosti.

V New Yorku Frank Reyes,
60lety nosic poulicn1ho plaka-
tn, ktery nalezl ma chodniku
tasku obsahuj1c1 "a $45, 900
prodejnych bondG, a dorucil il
policistovi k navratu MATTE
linn, Belden & Co., l. Wall St.
"a odmenu dostal "pensi" $40
tydne pc deset tydnG do konce
zimy, a odmenu $75 ma hotovo-
sti. Banker mu postal jeste O.
sobnl eek ma $25. Jasaj1c1 "a
stupy ma Wall ST. jej zdravily
ovacemi, kdyz pc fotografova-
nj byl zachycen pro zvuko-film
do nehoz musil promluviti ne
kolik SLOW.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Ferda musel nsco dedit.

Jednoho krasneho dine obje-
vii Sc pan Ferdinand V brnen-
skych uliclch v krasnem novem
obleku, stTev1ce Viktorin, klo-
bouk znacky Hickl, ma rukou
rukavice z veproviny. Kravatu
Ia 40 kacek, frajersky he'd
vabny kapesn1cek a bezvadne
puky ma kalhotach.
"Hersoft, to Won ten Ferda
musel neco dedit," hadali Fer
dow kamaradi ma Kolisti.
"Pendrek sem dedil," ohrnul
nos Ferda. "To ia nam ted
kluci m1sto, to byste mrkall.
Namakam Sc hodne, ale nese
to kacky -"
"Hrome, Noises nakym ban
kovn1m direktorem?" hadali
kamaradi. - Ferda 81 umelec-
ky odplivl: "No, to este ne
jsem, ale co neni, to jest6 NIL
re belt -" Kazdou nedeli byl
pan Ferdinand WIDEN v kavar-
mach nebo hospodach. Nekdy
byl sam, nekdy take We spolec-
nosti lepych dev, ktere Sc ko-
lem pana Ferdinanda otacely
ma znamen1, re pan Ferdinand
je pritazlivy. Nebyl to ami tax
jeho osobnf p1vab jake nabita
kesene, We ktere bylo porad ne
kolik stovek. A pan Ferdinand
byl kavalir a dovedl pustit
chlup. A stale Sc jednoho kras-
neho dine, re pan Ferdinand z
teto krasne s~polecnosti poJed-
nou zmizel. Nekdo r1kal, re Sc
odjel lecit nekam do sanatoria.
Zasvecenejs1 81 vsak potichu
suskali, re to sanatorium je ma
Cejlu. Tato informace byla
spravna, soude z faktu, re pan
Ferdinand octl Sc pred soudem
jake rekonvalescent, maj1c1 ma
hrku zalobu pro zlocin zprone-
very.
"Tak co.," podfval Sc pred
soda ma obzalovaneho. "Je to
tax, jak to napsal pan statnl
zastupce?" - Pan Ferdinand
sklonil hlavu. Pc tie zatocil
rozpacite kloboukem, pod1val
Sc do zadu a vida v auditorlu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15
Tfeba by Sc pax nehnali tolih
do valkY.

V Greencastle, Ind, senator
Gerland P. Nye, vyslovil Sc pro
ii valecnemu profityrstv1 vyro-
KEN, re je pro zakony, ktery-
mi by Sc V dobe valky zvysily
dvakrate osobnf dane z pTfjmu
pod $4,000, a vyb1ralo Sc 80
proc. re vsech prfjmG mad tuto
sunni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15

dy Moffatovou IA"
"A Oswalda Burrowesa,"
vpadla mi lady Rawnsleyova
do Teci.
g" a mnoha pohodli," do
dala .jsem. MAN podivny ja-
kysi pocit, jake bych nenale-
zela nikomu. PAM Holmesova
vsak jest ="
Umlknula jsem nahle, vzpo-
menuvsi 81, re omeskavam Ia
dy Rawnsleyovou.
Gladysa Rawnsleyova Sc k
nam pTidruzila a zavesila Sc ma
rame lady.
"Holmesova jest roztomila
osoba," odpovedela lady Rawn
sleyova, "zda-liz pax jste nam
nezavidela nase vyj1zdky ,kdyz
jste mas pozorovala v celem
nasem lesku a nadheTe, zatlm
CO jsme vstupovali z gallerie
do j1delny?"
"Nemela jsem tom ohledu
jedine myslenky zavistive, la
dy Rawnsleyova," odpovedela
jsem pravdive. "Mozna, Re
kdyby mdj rok smutku jiz byl
minul, aneb kdyby zde bylo ne
koho, O nejz bych ="
"Velice dbala?"
Pokyvnula jsem pfisvedcive
hlavou.
"Vy jste prece jen podivnf
stvoreni," smala Sc Gladysa
Rawnsleyova. echo vice by
ste 81 mohla pratt vedle toho &C
vid1te ma Beechleigh?"
"Zapomfnate, Gladyso, -
Royi odbehni, - re jednou
pozoruhodnostl u slecny Moi.
fatove jest jej1 touha, ably Sc
zdala byti dobrou."
"Jest to pravda?"
Nebyla jsem prekvapena u.
razkou lady Rawnsleyove, ne.
mohu vsak popr1ti, re Sc mne
slova jej1 nemile dotknula.
"Budu vas tedy Ultra vecel
ocekavati plesove sfni," pra
villa lady Rawnsleyova, ku mnf
jsouc obracena. "Musite prij1
ii ma celou zabavu, - zadn(
omluvy.
"Pokud zde zijete," dodal;
s dIrazem, "mus1te byti poslu
sna rozkazd. Lady Moffatova
ii kdyby Sc mohla ma mas pc
zemstany dfvati, nehorsila b!
Sc ma vas. A pax: ved6la b,
tez, re sc musite~ vpraviti V o
kolnosti, V nez vas sauna posta
villa"
Nestrachoval jsem Sc, re u
razlm pamatku lady Moffato
We, piece vsak jsem netouzil;
pc 1castenstv1 ma plesu.
Chtela jsem Sc jiz vytasiti
novou omluvou, = pokusiti S,
O to, abych Sc mohla vyhnout
mrzute tie veci, ale Gladysa m
vypomohla.
"Nalehate opravdove ma to
ably slecna Moffatova Sc III
castnila z~itTejsiho naseho pie
su? Nenf to Cd vas ukrutne
Ona nebude m1ti zadnych spo
lecnlkn - nikdo j nepozada
tanec a myslim, re musi byt
pro d1vku nanejvySe mrzuto
musl-li ma plesu staff u zdi."
i "Obvlnujete mne jaksi ne
primo 2 nezdvorilosti v66ci hos
,ltim, Gladyso."
ooh, ia nemysllm, re 81 bu
dete muciti hlavu k Will vycho
vatelce, at jiz jste hostitelkol
neb me-" prohlasila Gladysa
sp1se upTimne nez zdvorile
"Nemohu opravdu pochopit
proc 81 pTejete ably ona vibe,
byla pr1tomna? Vzdyt jste nj
kdy nezadala o mic podobnehC
zadnou z jejich predchudkyn
"Jest to d1lo vaseho bratra,'
odvetila lady Rawnsleyova w
znamne. "Promluvte 81 S MIN
Jeho velicenstvo pro nejakou
pflcinu mne neznamou, ale ne.
spise zavaznou, udelil mi roz.
kaz, re pGvahy slecny Moffa.
tove zde nesm1 byti zahraba.
vany. Jistl panove 81 pry pre-
il, - ci lepe feceno, on prav1
re 81 pref -"
"Adelaido!" zvolala Gladly.
sa Rawnsleyova pritlumenym
hlasem. "Pamatujte 81 prece
co poc1nate. Neberte tyto veci
ma pr1lis lehkou vahu. Jan Jest
nebezpecnym. Matinka fika,
re jednate nerozumne a re bu-
dete m1ti pf1cinu ku zarlivosti
prve nez mnoho vody uplyne.'
"Zarlivou ma Jana? Cira ne
moznost! zvolala lady Rawns-
leyOva a hlaSit6 Sc Zasmala
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15

NIUE zvoliti zenu kterou chce,
kdy chce a jakou chce. Jest
velmi bohat a stejne dohry i la
skavy jake jest bohaty. Divka,
kteraz Sc stane jeho zenou, bu-
de Sc moci pokladati "a velice
stastnou."
Rec jeji nepTipoustela zad-
neho pochybneho vykladu.
Ackoliv byla blahosklonnou
We SVEN tonu, bylo prece jen
zjevno, re rec jej1 jest dobfe
minenou a laskavou.
"Mysl1m, slecno Moffatova,
re jste doc1lila obdivuhodnych
vysledkG We SVEN zachazenf s
Royem," pravila Violeta Rawn
sleyova, pohlfzejic ma mne Il
kosem pres stul.
Sotva jsem mohla uveriti
vlastnfmu sluchu.
Violeta Rawnsleyova re Sc
pon1zila tax dalece, ably pro-
mluvila ku vychovatelce!
"Coz pax byl tax velice neo-
vladnutelnym drive nez jsem
pTisla?" tazala jsem Sc, opetu-
|jfc pevne jeji pohled.
con vzdy jen skemral a pla-
kal, tax re byl vsude jen k mr.
zutosti a ma pTekazku."
MONA, re nynf mu venuji
meme pozornosti," odpovedela
jsem. ga pr mem neshleda-
YAM niceho CO by mohlo neko-
mu padnouti "a obtfz Ma sve
chyby jake kazdy z mas, snese
vsak pokaranf."
Pc j1dle setkala jsem Sc ma
chodb6 s lady Rawnsleyovou.
Nepohledla ma Roye.
eco yam PAM Poyntzova
pred chvlll sepotala?" tazala
Sc mne nahle.
Bylo to podivne osloven1 pc
dvoutydn1m mlcenf S jeji stra-
ny.
Povedela jsem j o CO Sc jed
ma. Nechtela jsem Sc pred nj 5
nicfm tajiti.
"Chce tedy S vami mluviti?
A O Gem pak?"
"Myslila jsem, re PAM Po-
yntzova Sc mnou chce mluviti
jen proto, ably mi mohla dG-
kladn6 vylfciti vsechny dobre
vlastnosti synovy.
To vsak byla pouha domnen
ka a ia zajiste nemela zadne-
no prava takovou domnenku
vysloviti.
Ivy nevlte, slecno Moffato-
lva?"
"Nevim to S urcitosti. A ne
chtela bych mluviti o tom CO
Jest pouhou domnenkou."
"Jak jste opatrnou?" smala
Sc lady Rawnsleyova. "Dobfe,
dobre, = myslfm, re mi bude-
tie moci podati zpravu pozdeji
Wy jste il tedy pozvala ma cal !?
Pochybuji, re pride; pfijde-li
vsak ona aneb kdokoliv jiny.
mGzete vzdy zazvoniti, ably
VAN pTinesli smetanu."
Aneb kdokoliv jiny! Mela
snad lady Rawnsleyova poneti
0 tom, jak vytrvale Otto Pc.
yntz poslednf dobou O to Sc po-
kousel byti hostem?
TVseobecne jste uspokojila
tim, re jste odmitla pozornosti
prokazovane YAM temi pany,'
mluvila lady dale. 81 Violeta
Sc snlzila tax daleko, re uzna-
la "a dobre projeviti svou spo-
kojenost.
"Jak hrozny povyk natropi.
Ii vsichni k Will vasemu vstou-
penl. ia opravdu jiz ocekava-
la, re Jan poradne zakleje mad
tim rozmachem. On nenavidi
vse, CO rusf obvykly pofadek.
Oh, ano, skoro bych byla "a
pomenula: on 81 pfeje abyste
Sc objevila V dnesni vecer ma
plesu."
ga? ia = ale 49,"
"Ano, Wy, Cyrillo Moffato-
va! A proc by ne?"
60, pro mnohe prfciny, -
tax cetne, re je nechci ami wy
pocltavati! Jednou z nejhlav-
neJsich vsak jest nedavna smrt
lady Moffatove."
20 nemluvte mi zadny po-
dobny nesmysl! Nepotfebu-
jete Sc veru zrlkati veseli k vi
Ii te stare umfnence. Jeji uni
nenosti muzete dekovati ia to.
re Sc nalezate v nynejsfm SVEN
nesnesitelnem postaveni."
ga neshledavam, re by by
10 nesnesitelnym, lady Rawns-
levova: Pravdou jest, re jsem
zde tax klidnou, jake bych il
mOhla byti kdekOliv iinde O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15

budeme pfichazeti do jfdelny
pozd6.
Ucinila jsem tax. Rozumf Sc
samo sebou, re zapomenuli, re
isme byli nepT1tomni a tax pro
nas nebylo mista.
Kdyz jsme vstupoVali, lady
Rawnsleyova mas pokarala,jak
jsem ocekavala a odevSad SCI
ozyvalo volanf:
~ de, = zde, slecno Moffa-
tova."
Kdybych nebyla p%ochopila
pficinu toho, byla bych Sc cfti-
la polichocenou, re jsem stou-
pIa V jejich vaznosti.
"Schvalne jsem YAM zacho-
val misto," pravil Otto Poyntz,
vyskociv rychle re sveho soda
ola.
Nemene nez ctyTi JIM piano.
We nasledovali jeho pT1kladu.
Mil boze, = panov6! Smim
Sc otazati proc jste vsichni ra-
zem pozbyli rozumu?" zamru-
eel lord Rawnsley.
Pokousela jsem o to, abych
Sc vyhnula vasniv6mu pohledu
Petra Carlyona.
Jak rozhorleny byly by by
valy n6kter6 z dfvek, kdyby
jej widely widely!
"Ohavna domyslivost mlade
vychovatelky! Opovaz1 Sc pfi-
jiti ku stolu pozde a pax zde
vyvola takovou sc6nu!" zasle-
CHA jsem jednu damu zasep-
tati s~lySitelnym hlasem. Lady
Rawnsleyova prece jen 81 ne
cha vSechno llbiti."
ia Sc pokouSela O to, abych
neslyseIa. Ale zardfvajfc Sc,
tazala jsem Sc PAM Poyntzove,
zda-li bych nemohla usednouti
mezi nj a lady Oldhamovou.
"Zajist6 ma draha! Ano, a
Alice, kdyby's byla tax laska-
va a posunula svOu zidli o neco
dale, mohli, bychom uciniti ta-
Ike misto pro maleho hocha."
Mohla-li jsem~souditi Poole
pTekvapenych pohledG vsech
pT1tomnych osob, musela jsem
no povazovati "a velkou bla-
hosklonnost.
Nemohla jsem jinak nez my
sleti, re "a nekolik rokG Rdy
sezna, re jeho postaven1 spole-
censke jake lorda Beedale-a
Dude mnohem vazen6jSi nez
jest nyni.
"Dovolte mi podotknouti,"
pravila lady RaWnsleyova S o.
pravdovou kousavostf, zatim CO
rozdavala pol6vku, "ze slecna
Moffatova a jeji Yak nepotre-
bujf pill tuctu sedadel. Petite
- Otto, = pane Selby - Jir1
- my name slouz1c1! Prosim
uSetrte mych zidlic," dodala
prav6 kdyz Sc asi pill tuctu no.
hou srazilo k nemalemu rozpa-
ku mych pfehorlivych kavalf-
ri.
N6kter6 Z divek, jez mi "a
widely tuto pozornost Sc strany
mladych pant, pocaly Sc pfi-
tlumen6 smati.
Byla bych 81 prala, ably Jim
Sc bylo dostalo te pozornosti.
kterouz ia jsem trpela, nebot
mne byla velice nepohodlnou a
nepTfjemnou.
Usedla jsem, slime Sc zardf-
vaJlc a nanejvySe jsouc roze-
chv6na.
"Nikdy yam neodpustfm tu-
t o osklivou narazku," sepotal
mi nejaky HAS do ucha.
Bylo skoro z polovice po il
die prve nez jsem Sc odvazila
pozvednouti hlavy, = tax veil
ce jsem Sc obavala, re by ne
kdo byl mohl zaslechnouti ne
smyslnou tn poznamku Petra
Carlyona.
Nemyslfm vsak re bylo ne
jakych pficin ku obavam. Mo-
hla Jsem v6deti, re 81 zvoli pff-
hodnou chvili ku sve poznam-
ce.
On jen zmenil hrouzky u
brouskG, (m6li jsme kazdy
svdJ) a pOuzil te pTfIezitosti.
"Nebylo by mono, abych
vas spatEla nekde O samote,"
sepotala PAM Poyntzova. "Ne-
name nikdy potesenf vasf spo-
lecnosti a ia bych s vami rada
promluvila."
"Nechtela byste pfiifti do
skolni svetnice ma caj?"
"Mohu-li pax? Myslfm asi
o ctvrte iodine. Nevedela
jsem, re tam pfijfmate hosty."
"Nepfijimam," odvetila jsem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-15

VSdk -
ia dosud naslouchala bezde-
ky, doufaj1c, re rozmluya je-
jich Dude rychle skoncena.
M1sto toho ODE danny do nj
zabTedly vice a vice. Me pT1-
81 vice nevSfmano.
Roy sc odvazil navratu, ohlf-
zeje Sc pc mne.
Nebudete mne tedy povazo-
vati Ia omluvenu, lady Rawns-
leyova, kdybych Sc Ultra veGer
plesu nez1castnila.
INA mne nezalezl V tom o.
hledu. Mylord 81 toho pTeje.
Nezapomente, re Sc nesmlte
dostaviti v cernem satu."
Byl to zbytecny pffkaz a Ia
dy Rawnsleyova to mohla We
deti.
"Zajiste ne, lady Rawnsle-
yova."
"a smetanu m6zete miti k
cali, kdykoliv vas nejacf pout-
nfci potesf."
"Nemohu pochopiti vase jed
mani vGci tomu devceti!" zvo-
lala Gladysa Rawnsleyova roz-
mrzena. "Nikdo vas nemohl
%obvinovati, re il prokazujete
nejakou pr1zen, a pfece il po-
volujete vysady, jakychz jste
nikdy pred tim nepovolovala
zadne vychovatelce."
"Mne Sc tax nejlepe hodi,
Gladyso. Mimo to: CO Wy Vast
ne v1te o tom, jak jsem Sc cho-
vala vGci jej1m pfedchGdky-
MIN? Wy alespon, jste malo
z toho vseho pozorovala."
"Prala bych 81 ma mou veru,
ably mil bratr uprchl bud S Di-
nou neb S Moffatovou!" zvola-
la Gladysa rozhnevana.
To byla poslednf slova, jichz
jsem zaslechla prve nez jsem
zavfela "a sebou dvere skolni
svetnice.
Kapitola dvacata sedma.
Plesova sin v Beechleigh pri-
pominala mi otcovo lfceni O
bajecnych zemfch, kdyz jsem v
nasleduj1cf vecer ostychave do
nj vstoupila.
Sin byla nadherne, velkole-
pc dekorovana.
Pc kazde strane uklanely Sc
velke palmy a vresovite rostli-
ny, mezi nimiz byly vkusne 70.
zestaveny bohate i libovonnf
kvetiny.
Male vodotrysky zdobily
sklenn1ky, jez byly ~osvetleny
svftilnami r1znych barev a clio.
vek skoro vsude mohl nalezt:
klidne, chladne koutecky pre-
odpocinek.
"Durley Hall nemohl Sc nj
kdy vyrovnati tomuto mlstu"
pomyslila jsem 81. "AckoliN
.|jsme Sc my, mGj otec i ia vzdy
domnfvali, re jest to velkolept
m1sto, pravdou jest, re Durley
Hall u porovnanl S Beechleigl
Hallem byl pouze domecken
pro panenku."
Ano Adeliada Handova sc
provdala alespon dobfe, neil
stastne.
Vedela jsem urcite, re jest
naprosto lhostejnou vuci man.
zeli a on rovnez tax vnci nj -
to byla vec zcela dobTe znamt
vsem tenn, kdoz NELL oci otev.
rene, - ale nikdo jiny by Sc
ltoho nebyl nadal.
Jejf oblicej, = jej1 smicf
neprozrazovaly ami dosti male
strastf. Ona vzdy Sc zdala by.
ii nejveselejsf z veselych.
V plesove SIM nebylo nikoho
krone hudebnfk1. Myslela
jsem 81, re pGjdu nazpet &
vstoup1m We chvlli, kdy nebudu
pozorovana.
Nechtela JSem tax uclnltl
ponevadz bych snad byla do
bTe vyhl1zela.
Alespon v tento vecer jsem
81 prala, abych byla mohla Cd
loziti neco z me krasy. Vedela
jsem re jen pozlob1 ty, jez me-
ne krasou byly obdareny.
P~ovsimnuvsi 81, jak mGj billy
hedvabny Sat zvysuje mil pG-
vab, pocala jsem jiz opravdo-
We uvazovati O tom, re by bylo
lepe asi Sat ten odloziti.
Nemela jsem vsak jineho
vhodneho satu pro pies. Bylo
by to take urazilo PAM Holme-
sovou, - vynalozila mnoho ca
SUI a prace ma ozdoben1 meho
zivGtku krajkami.
D-o1S I-~aI L11xZ xoX1o oIx~xL
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In spite of its very definite air OF
chic, this is the sort of dress that an
experienced seamstress can run up
in an hour or so-and even a begin
ner really should take no longer than
a day to finish it. Just to show you
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you a little sketch of how the frock
will look before you sew up the side
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dress, and the sleeves and shoulders
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sure to pat yourself on the back
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CHAPTER VII-Continued

He smiled at Dawn and then at Ben
and for the life of him Elliott could
think of nothing adequate to say for
an instant. When he did speak, he
said levelly:
"In a lady's house the only thing
to do is to reply in kind. Isn't that
true?"
The other bowed slightly, but his
eyes did not meet Elliott's.
I'm glad you are so generous" he
said and probably only Ben caught the
mockery in the tone. "Am too late
for tea, DAWN"
Aunt En-, standing in the doorway,
watched this with grimly set lips.
Dawn replied that Brandon was only
just in time and Ben, picking up his
cap and coat, prepared to go.
you were talking of Dances" he
said to Dawn. "There's one Oh the
cards for Saturday night, I'm told.
Would you mind going with a mere
employer? ..a .,7-
Her face lighted. "MindI I'd love
1t SIe Sdlu anu lue uOueSL oUInuSl-
asm in her voice caused Nicholas Bran
don to look at her sharply.
Saturday light, then. Good-day, Mr..
Brandon" with that challenging
smile. He turned to the woman in the
doorway. "Good-by. I guess I'll have
to call you Aunt EN-. That's the only
name / know you by!"
AS Ben passed out beneath the hem
locks and turned into the street,
amazed at 3randon's manner, he
brushed against a man who, he thought
afterwards, must have been standing
there. In the twilight he could not be
certain but he believed that he had
never seen that heavily bearded face
before. He looked over his shoulder
later to see the man, who had started
on in the opposite direction, return and
pass slowly before Dawn McManus'
home again.
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sively. The man finished, calm and as
sured in his dictatorship and from his
manner he might have been issuing an
order to a subordinate which had to
do with a commonplace detail of his
business affairs. But after he had
stopped the woman leaned just a bit
further forward.
"It's a rotten deal!" she said in a
quick, nervous manner. why, she's
only girl, Brandon; and the boy, he's
as clean as hounds tooth. It's rot
ten!'
Brandon shrugged and looked away.
81 don't care to be mixed up in this. "
she went on. 81 don't fancy playing
any such game"
Defiance was there, and it struck the
mans temper. His dark eyes swung
back to focus on her face and about
his lips was the beginning of mali
cious smile.
Zone word to the immigration peo-
pie and you go back to Canada. Do
you think they forget the Cana
dians?"
Lydia blinked rapidly and bit her
lips.
"You wouldn't turn me up!" she said
sharply.
Brandon leaned back, laughing COM
fnrtably.
wouldn't !, though! Wouldn't I? If
you refuse :. Try 1t, my friend, and
then try Canada's memory. You've been
safe from their law for three years.
In twelve hours l could and would toss
you to them and have the satisfaction
of a duty DONE"
For a moment they sat in silence.
Then Lydia spoke with a bitter shake
of her head.
81 know when I'm licked" she said
crisply. Its rotten; foul blow
but I'll have to go through with 1t. 1t
seems!" She rose, and her breath was
somewhat quick.
'But some day, Nick Brandon, you'll
slip! For years, as I get it, you've had
others carry your dirt for you. Re-