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Evening star., 1935-03-06
All Flying Banned
On Downtown Area
By Commerce Unit
FOHO,rs Complaint Of
Roosevelt Against
Night Noise.

All flying over downtown Washing
ton was prohibited today by the Com
merce Department as result of the
disturbance of President Roosevelt and
his family recently by a night air
transport plane
A special air traffic rule setting aside
the downtown district of the Capital
as an air space prohibited to aircraft
wa, signed by Secretary Roper.
The special rule prohibits planes
from flying at any time or at any
altitude above portion of the down.
town district described as follows:
''All that area extending one
quarter of a mile in the horizontal
plane beyond the outside limits of
that section of the City of Washing
ton and all the land included within
its boundaries which are marked on
the northeast corner by the Union
Station. on the southeast corner BY
the Capitol. on the southwest corner
by the Naval Hospital approximately
three-eighths of mile north of the
Lincoln Memorial. and on the north
west corner by the Executive Mansion. "
The rule is effective Immediately.
The department has not announced
any penalty for violation of the rule
or the method proposed to be followed
in enforcing the regulation.
Evening star., 1935-03-06
N, R, A, HELD VOID
ON LUMBER CODE
U. S. Is Refused Injunction to
Restrain Company From
Violation.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, March Gin an
oral opinion handed down today,
Judge Wayne G. Borah of United
States District Court here ruled the
N. r. A. unconstitutional.
In so ruling, Judge Borah denied
petition Of the Government which ap-
piled for an injunction to restrain the
Hammond Box Co., Inc, of Hammond,
La, from violating the minimum
wage and maximum-price provisions
Of the lumber code.
Judge w. I. Grubb, in Federal Dis
trict Court at Birmingham, Ala, some
time ago ruled similarly in q lumber
code case which since has been ap-
pealed to the United States Supreme
Court.
The Hammond Box Co., Inc, is in
cluded in the wooden package divi-
sion, American veneer subdivision" Of
the lumber code.
Evening star., 1935-03-06
Mother and Three Children Are
Victims of Stove Blast.

DETROIT, March 6 CP).-A mother
and three Of her eight children died
today of burns. q few hours after fire
destroyed their home in suburban
Ecorse.
The dead: Mrs Helen Wisler. AZ:
Mildred Wisler, 10; Winifred wisler,
8. and Robert Wisler. 6. Albert j.
Wisler, the father, is in q hospital
here. His condition was described as
critical.
The fire started when Mrs. Wisler
poured oil over the smouldering Goals
in q stove, causing an explosion.
Neighbors who rushed to the home
found her clothing in flames and the
first floor of the home ablaze. Fire
men took Wisler and the children from
The home. T..
Evening star., 1935-03-06
By the Associated Press.

oy Iue hSSOclateQ freSS.
PARIS, March 6.-Two Corsican
members Of the Chamber Of Deputies
fought duel at dawn in foot ball
stadium on the outskirts of Paris to-
day and then left the field Of honor
unreconciled after one had been
wounded.
Cesar Campinchi came of second
best in the encounter, being struck
in the wrist in the first exchange OF
shots with his adversary, Horace de
Carbuccia. He was taken to . hos
pital for treatment.
The duelists' seconds disclosed that
the origin of the i'll feeling between
the two Corsicans was an article re-
ferring to Campinchi published IN
Carbuccia's Weekly.
The periodical recently attributed a
jury verdict condemning blind slayer
to death to a plea for the defendant
made by Campinchi.
The article said the lawyer made
q mistake in not keeping STILL"
Small, slender and Of nervous tenn
permanent. Campinchi had Ill luck
from the outset of the encounter.
First his pistol discharged prema.
Evening star., 1935-03-06
GAINS SHORT-LIVED.
Market Fails to Hold Rise of 81 to

81 Share.
NEW YORK. March Cp-An in
f1ationary flare-up in financial mar
kets was short-lived today.
Prices Of shares and some staples
pushed upward following financial
news ticker reports of President Roose-
velt's remarks at his press confer
ence regarding the price level and
the debt burden. But the furry had
already passed when it was en-
phatically stated at the White House
that any inferences that further dol
lar devaluation was contemplated
were not true.
Stocks advanced within a few min
utes about 81 to 81 a share, then lost
a good part of their gains. The
pound sterling. which had dropped
nearly 4 cents to a two-year low at
s4.721a, jumped to s4.7712, then fell
back under $475. United States Gov
ernment bonds, which were lower be-
fore the Presidents remarks were re-
ported in Wall Street, only slightly
extended their losses. BY early after
noon several were of 3-32 to sis of
q point.
Retaliation Hint Seen.
Some quarters in Wall Street re-
garded the Presidents remarks as a
strong hint to British monetary au-
thorities that such decline in the
pound as might tend to depreSS
American price levels would be met
by retaliatory action here. The dollar
has been held at approximately So
per cent Of its old parity for more
than q year. but the President still
has authority to cut 1t to so per cent.
Evening star., 1935-03-06
EDITOR SAYS RINTELEN
TALKED DICTATORSHIP
Vienna Court-martial Told of
Conversation Prior to
Nazi Putsch.

BY the Associated Press.
VIENNA, March 6. Friedrich
Funder, editor of the Catholic Reichs-
post, testified today that DR.. Anton
Rintelen, on trial by a court-martial
in connection with the Nazi putsch of
last year, had suggested the possibility
of dictatorship for Austria.
Funder said that while Rintelen was
still minister of education in the cab
met of the late Chancellor Dollfuss,
he had said he was cooperating with
Dollfuss but that If Dollfuss could
not or would not complete his mis-
sion" then he, Rintelen, would Jump
into the breach and establish die
tatorship."
Evening star., 1935-03-06
ALL MINOR CODES
MAY Be DROPPED
Administration Plan In
CIudeS Control of Key
Industries Only.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
General revision and reorganization
OF N. r. A. under the new legislative
program, to provide for elimination
of compulsory codes except for the
major industries. today was predicted
by Senator George. Democrat, of
Georgia. after a talk with President
Roosevelt.
The Georgia Senator. who is a
member of the Senate Finance Com
mittee now investigating N r. A.
also said that whether a separate
Government agency would be contin-
ued to administer codes or whether
the job would be turned over to the
Federal Trade Commission was open
to question.
Under the revised program, 1t was
said compulsory codes would be re-
quired only for the key industry en-
gagged in Interstate Commerce Other
wise voluntary codes would be en-
forced only for industries which de-
sire them.
George gave assurance of main
tenance of the antitrust laws, but
emphasized they should be modified
in cases of natural resources such as
coal, oil and gas.
william Out Soon.
With N. r. A. taking a new and
modified form there was some doubt
that President Roosevelt would name
a successor to Clay Williams. who
planned to withdraw within two weeks
as chairman of the Recovery Board
Complete abandonment of N R. A.
was advocated by Senator King, Demo-
crat, Of Utah, in the first state
ment by Democratic Senator oppos-
ing President Roosevelt's recommenda-
ton for extension of the Recovery
Administration.
King. in an interview. proposed
that the jurisdiction of N. r. A. over
hours and wages should be transferred
to the Labor Department and its
regulation of trade practices to the
Federal Trade Commission.
Il see no need to continue N r. A." 4"
King said. The Utah Senator has
long been critical of the Recovery
Administration and tendencies under
it which he felt tended toward mo-
nopoly.
1t was learned that he has laid his
plan before the Senate Finance Com
mittee.
Independents Agree.
Several prominent Independent Re-
publican Senators were understood to
agree with Kings proposal and to
favor scrapping the Recovery Admin
istration, though there has been little
open discussion Of their views.
Chairman Harrison of the Senate
Finance Committee first divulged the
intention of officials to drop many
smaller codes-though he did not
mention any specific number.
He told his committee it would be
unnecessary in its investigation of
N. r. A. to 60 into all complaints. He
suggested the study be confined to
the complaints registered against
codes which will be continued. Sena-
tors understood they included chiefly
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Evening star., 1935-03-06
Portents of Spring
Best News of Day,
Roosevelt Asserts

President Roosevelt Is certain
Spring is not far off, because
within the past few days he has
noticed several robins in the
White House grounds, as well as
crocus coming up in the rear
grounds.
The President mentioned this
today when he met with the
newspaper correspondents at his
press conference. He announced
that this, in his opinion. was the
most important news of the day.
Evening star., 1935-03-06
Quake Rocks India.

MORADABAD, India, March 6 R1.
"A violent earthquake of two min
utes' duration drove panic-stricken in
habitants of this community from their
beds early today. Buildings ratified
and walls cracked.
A baby was thrown from its cradle
nv the earth shocks and injured.
Evening star., 1935-03-06
GOLD BARS STOLEN
Scotland Yard Probes Theft Of
Boxes for SHIPMENT.

CROYDON. England, March 6 Op.
Scotland Yard was assigned today
to another gold mystery as quantity
Of bars, valued at 100000 (approxi-
mately 100000 was disclosed to be
missing from the safe in the Croydon
airdrome.
The boxed gold had been stored
overnight pending shipment abroad.
Evening star., 1935-03-06
SEVEN SHIPS LIBELED
Baltimore Company Asks Munson
Line Sales to Satisfy Claims.

NEW YORK. March s R).-Libels
were filed against seven ships of the
Munson Line in United States District
Court today for the James Walker Co.
of Baltimore
The Walker Co. asked that the
vessels be condemned and sold to
satisfy claims for services at Balti-
more. The ships named and the claims
against them were the Munsonio.
s301; the Munmystic. $625: the
MUNRO, $65; the Mundelto. SOL; the
Munlisto. $88; the Munindies, $50,
and the Walter D. Mlnson, $124.
Evening star., 1935-03-06
Irregular Forces Face Extermin-

alton by Government Troops.
CHANGTEH. Huan, China. March
R.-Surrounded by Nationalist gov
ernment troops in the vicinity OF
Tayung, the Communist irregulars
who have been occupying the area
were reported facing determination
today.
Heavy fighting was said to be in
progress in the district, with all re-
ports indicating that the government
Is determined to push its anti-Red
campaign to the utmost.
Evening star., 1935-03-06
SCHOOL PROGRAM ENDS
$40, ,oOO,O P. W. A. Construc-

tion Venture Is Completed.
Secretary 1ckes reported yesterday
that S10,000,000 worth of school and
college buildings built with the as
sistance Of P. w. A. loans and grants
had been completed in 80 States and
Hawaii.
P. w. A. allotments for the build
ings totaled $5,550,375. the difference
being made up by States and local
governments.
Evening star., 1935-03-06

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Evening star., 1935-03-06
WEATHER.

~ Weather Bureau ForecastJ
Rain and somewhat colder tonight and
tomorrow; much colder tomorrow night:
lowest temperature tonight about 48 de-
grees. observation-disclosures, a. at noon
today: lowest, SO, at am. today.
Full report on page A-9.
Evening star., 1935-03-06
CHINESE REDS TRAPPED

Continued on Page 4, Column ~
Evening star., 1935-03-06
FOUR DIE OF BURNS

Continued on Page 4, Column
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-11
Wrist nakazlivych nemoci
v CSR

Pocet onemocnenf zaskrtem
a jinymi infekcn1mi nemocemi
stale vzrGsta. V listopadu by
10 v Praze hlaseno 304 onemo-
cnen1 zaskrtem, 283 onemoc-
nenf spalou, a 4 onemocneni
brisn1m tyfem. Pro zaSkrt mu-
selo byti v Praze uzavfeno V
listopadu 121 trfd a pro spalu
88 tr1d. Infekcn1 oddelen1 ne
mocnice ma Bulovce je nyn1
preplneno nemocnymi. Re Slo-
venska je hlasen povazlivy
wrist onemocnen1 tyfem. TAX
zejmena ma strednim Sloven-
sku V okol1 Ruzomberoku mno-
no lid onemocnelo tyfem a Wy
pukla epidemic cerneho kaSle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-11
Padesate vyroci ceskeho br-
nenskeho divadla.

Pred padesati Lefty Brno by
10 nadvladou nemeckou. Jaky
byl rozd1l mezi krasnou budo-
YOU Narodn1ho divadla v Pra-
re a skromneho divadla ceske-
no V Brine, jez rovn6z melo We
SVEN nazvu pr1vlastek "Narod-
nil" A pTece, jestlize cd roku
1854 Sc pomery tolik zm6nily,
pax to nebylo posledni Tade
divadlo, jez tuto zmenu pTipra
vilo, nebot ceske hry spojovaly
ceskou spolecnost V Brine bez
rozd1lu. V hledisti tohoto ten
dy jeste tax nuzneho divadla
Sc tvorilo ovzdus1, jehoz vyra-
zem byly pozd6ji i ciny polite
Ike. Take zde byla kultura u
kolebky vsech vec1 pozdejs1ch.
Divadlo propaganda uvedome
lie cesstvf prot utrakvisticke-
mu moravanstvi a polonemec-
kemu b%rnenstv1. Divadlo bylo
propagatorem cesk6 skoly a
musilo s n6meckou nadvladou
uporne zapasiti, protoze naro-
dn1 odpGrci chapali dobre kul-
turne-politicky vyznam teto in
stituce. Maloktere divadlo
melo vsak tax vernon obec, ja-
ko toto divadlo brnenske. Ne
byly to bohate a income vrstvy,
jez je udrzovaly a udrzely, ale
snad prave proto, re vsichni
c1tili, re divadlo nenf pouhym
mfstem zabavy, ale re jde O
vaznou sluzbu ceskemu jazyku
a narodu, vykonalo sve posla-
nj pine a vytvofilo 81 tradici ia
kovou, re Sc S MIN pc teto
STRANGE NIUE merritt maloktere
divadlo velke.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-11
Csl. buduje letecke linky.

Chystano jest dojednanf fl
nancnf otazky "a davky dvou
velkych dopravnfch letadel
pro 1cely pravideln6 leteck6
dopravy do Rumunska a SSSR,
S jichz vyrobou Sc jiz zapoca-
10. Jde % 2 letadla typu FOX
ker TX S motory Walter-Pega-
sus, kter6 doda tovarna AVA
resp. Firma Walter. Nova le-
tadla jsou 3-motorova a mali
Is mist pro cestuj1c1.
S lety do Ruska zapocne Sc
bud V dubnu nebo v kvetnu a
zamySleno jest vykonati do
SSSR "a rok 1885 pTedbezne
sto lett, nacez by byla aktivo-
vana pravidelna doprava. Lee
tati Sc Dude zatfm ma lince Pra
ha-Uzhorod-Ga Odessa. Jed
mani o teto v6ci, zapocate pred
casem "a navstevy ~sovetskych
zastupcG V Praze, bylo nyn1
nas1m moskevskym vyslancem
Bohd. PavlG dokonceno.
Dale Sc jedna o spolecne le-
ty csl. statnfch Aerolinii S Aire
France a leteckou spolecnostf
polskou ma lince Praha-V arsa-
va-Moskva, ale toto jednanf
zatim jeste nepTineslo konkret
mich vysledkGi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-11
Ubozaci.

Nedavno dopoledne Sc ma
bfehu Chrudimky dplne re sa-
tn svlekl nejaky neznamy muz.
Policie no pax nasla v cihelne
A nebozak k MIN zacal mluvit
"Jsem bGh". Byl v mem zjis-
ten BedTich Sustek z Pit1na.
Toulal Sc svetem a spal dosud
venku.
V Plzni Sc objevil ma ulici
mlad1k, obleceny jen v kosili a
We spodkach. Vykladal lidem,
re je slavny footballovy hrac
PUG a poc1nal 81 tax, re bylo
zrejme, re je sfleny. Je to Is
lety snazivy elektrotechnik, F.
Ulrich. Vypravuje stale o ko-
pane a jak a kde Sc V nj pro-
slavil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-11
Mssto Karvinna do drazby?

Vsechny snahy O oddalen1
katastrofalnf financni situace
mesta Karvinne pine ztrosko-
tally. Mesto nema ami ma platy
m6stskych zamestnanc1 a sluz
ne jim vyplacf jen pc castkach.
A tax nem1ze mesto dostati a.
nj svym v6riteldm, kteTf jsou
odhodlani hnat majetek mesta
do drazby. Upadek mestskych
finance nebyl zavinen spatnym
hospodaTstv1m, ale je V souvis-
losti S krisf uhelneho prdmy-
stu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-11
Zabit stromem.

V Ciste u Rakovnfka Sc pri-
hodilo nestest1 pred zraky
mnoha divakG. V lese mad
Valchou kacelo nekolik hospo-
dar1 stromy. Roln1k Karel
Brychta chtel porazeny kmen
odtahnout ma volne prostran-
stv1 a nedbal napom1nan1, re
kazdym okamzikem padne ma
jeho stranu velky podkopany
strOm.
Strom skutecne pax padl pr
mo ma nej a roztr1stil mu leb-
ku. Zemrel pTi pTevozu dc
rakovnicke nemocnice, aniz
nabyl vedom1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-11
csl. bohoslovcG pribyva.

Bohoslovecky casopis Mu-
seur prinas1 cfsla O stavu boho-
,sloveckeho studio v Ceskoslo-
vensku. Celkem studuje letos
v Is seminaT1ch ma Tadovych
ucilist1ch 1909 bohoslovc6 pro
tt 1,720 loni. Pred desiti lety
bylo ma techto ucilistfch jen
43O bohoslovc1. Pristine roku
Dude vysveceno 354 novych
knez1. Krone toho studuje,
vetsinou V cizin6, 80 RADIO
vych klerikG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-11
Deset tisic chudych ditek Dude
v Csl. oSaceno.

Ceskoslovenska vlada ma po-
moe nezamestnanym, ma Va
noce dala zvlastn1 pomoc 8 mi
lion1 Kc. Bylo oSaceno asi
10000 hornickych detf, rozsi-
rena bramborova a polevkova
akce, rozdano asi 1900 tun
uhl1, jez bylo ziskano hlavne
z DART statnfch dolG. Krone
toho byla lepe vypravena vyzi-
vovac1 akce a pTipravena jeste
jina opatTenf We prospect tech,
kter1 nejvfce trpf hospodaf-
skou kriSl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-11

sv6tliti," pokracovala jsem.
Mona re jist6 podminky, jez
muslin zachovati v tajnosti, by
nechavaly jednanf lady Moffa-
tove jeviti Sc We svetle meme
nespravedlivem, jsem vsak nu-
cena zachovati je V tajnosti."
"Ah, nejake male spory a
nedohody."
Nechtela jsem il odmlouva-
ii. Ackoliv jsem nebyla pfflis
volnou nechati neco podobne-
no ma pamatce lady Moffato-
We, c1tila jsem pFece jen, re
.jsem jiz pov&d6la vice O "pod-
mfnkach a tajuosti" nez bylo
rozumnO.
"Cokoliv pohnulo lady Moi
fatovou k tomu, ably pfi SVEN
velkem bohatstv1 vas nechala
bez jedine vindry, mysl1m, re
to zGstane mezi vami v tajnos-
ti," prohodila lady Rawnsleyo-
va, povstavsi. Mohla YAM "a
nechati alespon nekolik set
neb n6jaky tis1c. Melat tolik
pence a pax zdalo Sc take re
81 ma vas tax mnoho zaklada-
la! To by bylo prece leps1 nez
mic! TAX YAM ale nezanecha-
la jedin6 vindry. To jest pre-
ce jen ohavne!"
Lady Rawnsleyova byla OBJ
darena tim zvlastn1m nadan1m
re mohla rozmlouvati O necem
zatim co jejf mysIenky zaby-
valy Sc n6c1m docela jinym.
Pozorovala jsem to velmi do
bFe. Zvedala RUNE drobne O.
zdoby a patrn6 odhadovala
jejich cenu zat1m CO mluvila.
"A co zamysl1te uciniti?" O.
tazala Sc mne nahlas.
Otocila sc a pozorovala mne.
V ruce drzela koflfk a tall
rex re seversk6ho porcelain
- dar to, kteryz lady Moffa-
tova pro mne koupila V Brigh-
tonu.
"Pujdete snad "a vychova-
telku?" tazala Sc.
ga - ia sotva tax mysl1m.
ia - ia ="
"Jest to jedina vec co YAM
zbyva. A kde Sc naleza ten
krasny mlady Burrowes? Do
mnivala jsem Sc druhdy re mu
ma vas mnoho bylo zalezeno.
Zdalo Sc mi, re to byla bratr-
ska laska, c1tila .isem vsak, re
ieem tehdy vyrusila dGverne
zastaven1cko V omen den, kdy
jsem zde naposledy byla. Pa
matujete Sc ma to-"
Ovsem re jsem Sc pamato-
vala, = JAKE pax bych byla
mohla toho zapomenouti!
Oh, jak mi jej1 slova rozdf-
rala srdce!
'Nynf vsak, kdyz jste bez
vindry a on mladym gardistou
= Cicely Catonova pravf, re
Sc Jim stane, = VIDA Sc vsech
myslenek ma vas. Jest to sko-
da zvlaSt6 uvazl-li Sc, jak kras-
ny mate oblicej. Veru, Cyril
10, re jste byla ma tom l6pe, do
kud jste jeste lila V Juniper
Cottage. Cicelly ma konec do
stane BurroWesa = ona sauna
to pTedpovfdala. Opravdove
vas velice lituji."
L1tost lady Rawnsleyove mic
il nestala zrovna jake il jejl
slova mic nestala.
"Toto jest pekny predmf-
TEX" pravila, drzfc V ruce pek-
nou ozdGbku severskou. "Tu
byste mi mohla DAFT, Cyrillo."
"Nemohu, lady Rawnsleyo-
va, = ia ="
"Vzdyt O tom nemusi nikdo
zv6d6ti. ia O tom pomlcim.
Dojde ovsem ku prodeji a "a
takove cenne pTedmety Sc oby-
cejne velmi malo strzf. Nebud-
tie n~elaskavou, Cyrillo = ia
bych YAM dala take tolik, a
Wy tim niceho neztratfte."
"Ozddbka vsak patti ="
Vim, re patti ku ostatnfm
vecem," vpadla mi lady Rawn-
sleyova rychle do reci, "a pra-
We proto il mGzete lehce po-
stradati. Um1nila jsem 81, re
muslin dostati tento koflik a
tallfek jake pamatku ma lady
Moffatovou."
Nahlfzela jsem, re vile lady
Rawnslevov6 jest silnejsf me
vlstn1 vile.
Kdybych o tom byla byvala
V pochybnostech, ty by byly
byvaly zaplaseny pri spatfenf
toho, jak klidne DANA ia "a
strcila oba pfedmety do sve
kapsy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-11

Byla by byvala bezpecnou
kdese nalezala, kdyby nebylo
byvalo lakotnosti lady Rawns-
leyove.
"Tficet liber sterlingd ma
rok tedy, ma draha, nenf-liz
pravda?" pravila ma odchodu.
"To jest slusny obnos, uvaz1-li
Sc, re to Dude prvnl vase mi
sto."
Mela jsem jiz ma jazyku slo-
vo, kterymz jsem chtela opra-
viii jejf omyl v ten smysl, re
mi prve nab1dnula 35 liber
sterling6. Zalezelo mi vsak
malo ma tom jakeho obnosu Sc
mi dostane; obt1z ma pozGsta-
vala v tom, re Sc mi mnoho ne
chtelo pTijmouti vGbec nejake-.
no obnosu.
Aniz by mi jen ruku byla po-
dala, lady Rawnsleyova odesla
Mona, re We sve hovornosti
toho zapomenula, aneb sp1se,
|jak jsem pozdeji vyzvedela, re
povazovala takovou zdvofilost
mezi zamestnavatelkou a "a
mestnanou "a vec nem1stnou.
Necht tomu by4o jakkoliv,
pominula toho, ackoliv odeSla
S sebou samou nemalo uspoko-
jena.
Mohla dobTe byti spokoje-
ma, nebot vyrfdila dobrou OBJ
chodn1 zalezitost.
ia O tom v tn dobu nevedela.
Vynasla jsem pozdeji, re lord
Rawnsley povolil rocne osmde-
sat liber sterlingG pro vychova-
telku Royovu a re mu bylo "a
lezeno ma tom, ably byla DANA
zamestnana.
Lady Rawnsleyova, kteraz
byla velice marnotratnou We
SVEN satu a vynakladala nan
vice nez mohla, pripadla ma
mySlenku, re NIUE usetTiti pa
desat liber sterlingu ma mne a
nedosti ma tom, re NIUE i VIA
stn1ho jej1ho hocha Zahrnouti
We vyucovan1.
PTisla do Durley jen k Will
tomuto ucelu a dosahla no T.
pine.
Me krusne postaven1 prislc
iii ku pomoci.
Nebylo v. tom ovsem mnohc
velkodusnosti!
Kapitola dvacata prva.
"Vy zde take sestoupfte? p
zvolal mil spolucestujfcf,k dyz
isem jej predchazela ku dive.
rim zeleznicniho vozu prvn:
trfdy v 1tery vecer, kdy jsen
lady Rawnsleyove pTisl1bils
pTijeti.
Uklonila jsem Sc.
Cestovali jsme spolu dele
dvou hodin a to byla prvn1 slo.
va, jez nekdo z mas pronesl
ackoliv muz drive nekolikrate
ma mne up1ral pohledy oprav
doveho 1divu.
"Jak podivno! Dovolte m
abych podal vase veci zeleznit
n1mu zT1zenci. Rad bych vede
kan -"
Chtel zvedeti kan sc ub1
ram; byl nanejvyse zdvoril!
zat1m CO mluvil.
Ackoliv .jsem rozumela je
no otazce, pTece jen jsem ne
mela nijak v 1myslu podati MI
zadane vysvetlenf.
"Bude vas tn nekdo oceka
vati aneb nam povolati pc
voz?"
"D6kuji VAN; nemusim va:
vice obtezovati = prijedol
sem pro mne."
On chv1li vahal, jake by mne
nechtel opustiti, upTel jeste je.
den pohled ma mou uzardenOu
tvaf a pax zmizel.
Kdokoliv to byl, jisto bylc
re byl krasnym muzem pro ty
kdo Sc obdivuj1 hezky vyhl1ze-
jfc1m muffin.
Byl vysoky a stfhly a me
vlas jake len a oci modre.
On a ia jsme byli jedinym:
osobami, jez jsme v Hornbylea
VyStOupili z vlaku.
"Doufala jste, re Sc nekdc
pro vas dostav1?" tazal Sc mne
zeleznicn1 posluha.
Pripamatovalo mi to skutec-
most, re jsem stala samotna S
mymi zavazadly ma nadraz1.
"NepTijel kocar lorda Rawn
sleyho?' tazala jsem Sc.
"Pouze vysoky povoz a pan
V mem odjel."
este O tom pfesvedcen?"
pravila jsem.
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