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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17
Thought It Would Come

It didn't take the Connecticut Valley long to realize what chance was being missed by letting the Housatonic Valley De developed through creation of federal authority similar to that functioning in the Tennessee River valley The plan to beautify the Housatonic river from mouth to source Is one that is meeting with lots
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17
ChuckleCorner
SosINo AROUND
By John Iouz

A careless driver Is Q young chap who swiDgg curves with his left hand while hugging citrve1 with his right. Don't bring your skates on datca
 with me,
 For in my boat we'll so to sea. The only per son happier than q yoeng bride is an old bride.
 Peeping Toms are men who find their little peaks of happiness iD stolen. pecks.
 Now that the holidays are ovof, those ladies with weak will pow. CTS will once again turn to tbslr diets.
 In order to reduce her thighs She smiled and did the exercise: Then drank the liquids, as ore.
 gcribed, And got % weak she darn near She lost some pounds, bout one
 each night,
 But what she gained was appct'e'
 If . man complains about his wife getting fat. she'll remind hiru that he's bald.
 A girl is much too old to edueeso When she must answer with a
 wheezcs
 There is q reason why . certela ebony fad calls his eweetie "chOcv. late arcp.. she IncIts if his hands Tho carburctor spit, headlight biinked and ttse engine gaDpdd, Then the radiator started to eine but q wheel spoke. saying that Al | the tires were fiat. gimiic. AS embarrassing as sbeife caught coming out of q hufleegn. A 3MUWs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17

Q. Who was the PresideutiaV nominee of the Independent Party in f1g7e7 H
 A. Peter Cooper.
 ~ Q. DO chinpanzees have .taiIsY.
 A. No.
 lf you want . copy Of our bill@ letim "tfOmsiflg Under Tl1c New DcnI," write tc rife WateFbury DeniOerars Washington BgFcHp, enclosing i've cents im postage sfnmp9, e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17
Horoscope
By oCTAvINE

For persons who believe that human destiny is guided by the plants, inc daily horoscope k out [. fined by noted astrOlOgcr. In Ad- dltiOn to information of general interests, 1t outlines information Of special interest t0 persons born Oii tie designated dates.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17
Selected Poem
HAZEL CATKINs

(Bcryi Nethcrclift in the Christian Science
 Monltor) had forgotten how the hazel eatkins swing TasseIs of gold in hedges bare and browi-- I had forgotten. until, Out from the dream.connnIDg precincts Of the town, 1 came upon that hill. Oh. there inc yellow hazel catkins swung And nuttered gayiy on tlIe Gtfui breeze As though some joyous. golden sprtes of, spring Played carcfree hIde-aHd-sock among Those bushy hazel trceS fe.tsm
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17
Daily Washington Merry Go Round
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-BY DREW PEARSON and ROBERT s

- Court UpM L 0 Gold Cause Decision Justices Howeve Decide Fae Of Senator CopeLands andD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17
A Thought for Today

Even as I have seen, they that pIow iniquity, and SOW wIckedncss, reap the same. Job, 4:s.
 It is the amends of n short and trouble some life, that doing good and suffering i'll entities man to q longer and better.-Penn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17

Washington, Jan. 17--Despite the suprcmer court'S sharp inter- rogation of government counsel, the capital is pretty well con- vinced 1t will uphold the consti- tutionality of the glod clause.
 Reason flor this confidence Is not In basic law.
 It is based entirely on what Attorney General Homer Cum mings, in his tactfully worded but pointed hint to the court, describing as "extreme national necessity"
 In other words the economic consequences of an adverse rul- ing would be so staggering that ofiicialdom cannot conceive & majority of the triubunal revers- ing the lower court decisions which upheld the law.
 Likewise the history of the court shows 1t is not entirely unlnfiuenced by the prospect Of definitely unfavorabie reaction against 1t if 1t upset the apple cart.
 BasicaIIy there is one only issue at stake fD the cases:
 Whether gold clause con- tracts shall bc paid On the basis OT Sl or Sf.6O ,tiie present value of the gold dollar. The cOmplainants canniIy did not demand payment in gold as that would he mnnifcstly impossible and the constitution specifically gives congress the power to ''c0in money and regulate the value thcrof."
 However, involved in tlIls basic issue are two other fac. tors:
 Whether AIlc law is cOnstitu-. tIOnal as regards contracts be- tween private individuals or corporations.
 Whether fhe law should 'aD. : ply to foreign holders of gold clause contracts.
 Regarding the latter point Chief Justice Hughes indicated much concern.
 DomesticalIy the dollar has suffered no loss fin purchasing power as q result of devaluation. But in foreign exchange 1t has undergone drastic shrinkage. :. In some quarters, 1t Is deemed possible that the court, while upholding the validity of the law regarding q m estic contract holders, may draw q distinction in the interest of fi0regn claim ants.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17

The outlook is good for larger produc- tion in all the important industries, espe. cially legislation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17
MERRY.Go-RoUND

John IT. Tolan, rookie con- grcssfnan from California has an undcliyered speech in his pocket which will never sec the light of day. When he appeared in the house his old friend Sergeant-at- arms Romney told him he would give him his first chance to be heard on the floor" by letting him second his (Romney's) nomination. Tolan rushed off and prepared q long and glow ing eulogy, but when the time came for him to speak another member rose and moved Rom- ney's nomination be made unanf- nous. Tolan never had 6 chance to open his mouth. .t. Govern ment reports show that 1O54 produced q marked improvement in the value of state and city securities. Many of the bonds nearly doubled in price. Practic. ally all showed large gains. |. .@. Friends of Representative Sam IItayburn are highly iDcensed over what they charge is an ate temp by Joe Byrns, his success fui rival for the speakerghip, to push the Texan out Of the pic. ture as q house leader. Accord- ing to the cioakrooIn story. Rayburn was on the list s/0f names that the president siig- gested to Byrns, he invite for the White House conference of congregational leaders that pre- ceded the opening of congress. Rayburn never received the invi- .tntion, and his friends are put ting the blame on Byrns.s
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17

to write the bill, he deftly avoid- cd taking any stand on 1t.
 What happens On flie new Copeland issue this session de. ponds entirely on what the prcsf. dont does.
 Proponents of the bill are whispering that Roosevelt now favors action. is not unlikely to send q message to congress on the matter. SENATORIAL CUD
 One of the pct--and frequent ly practiced - accomplishments of Vic Donahey, new democratic senator from Ohio, Is to break q cigar in two, stick 1t in his mouth and chew 1t complacently. LENIENT SEC
 The real work of the securi- ties exchange commission has just begun. Heretofore 1t has not required the registration of list- ed stocks.
 But beginning this month, ey- cry stock listed by any company on any exchange fin tine United States must be duly registered. This registration requires the 1il- ing of complete information re. gardiiig the assets, liabilities, etc, Of the company, as set forth in Form 10.
 over the drawing up of this form there was considerable sec- ret debate within the commits sion. Some favored a question naire requiring extremely naire requiring cxtre m c l y detailed information. Some were for more leniency.
 In the end, 1t was decided 10 be more ienicnt. However, if the SEC does not get ali the infor- nation 1t neds. 1t may request anything under the sun beyond the questionnaire.
 The danger, of course, is that the personnel of the SEC may gradually soften up. There have been one or two indications that this was in the cards.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17

folncarnateY And who will play tho part of the s,Icc9tsor 0k tliis
 earlier exponent ct the Now peai5
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17
EMBARRASSING

Dinner table conversation in Washington requires q good memory = as a certain lady learned to her embarrassment.
 She was seated next to Sena.. tor "Puddler Jim" Davis of Pennsylvania. The talk turned to the post office departments efforts to stop the sale of sweepstakc and lottery tickets in the United States.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17
JANUARY f7. le85

JANUARY 17, 1OS5
 The morning. is somewhat cx- travagant but the remainder of the day is practical and conservative. The day, IS q whole, favors em- ploymcnt of Q iaborious type.
 Color
 Those of you who belong to the sign Aquariug (Jan 21-Feb 1Dt should wear bright, deep blue, sometimes called electric blue. The other colors which are fortunate for you are lemon yellow and cardinal red.
 I3irtiidale
 Yos should be very cautious person and use discretion in everything. You should have q favorable period from october fy through 20. Develop friendships Danger July eo-25, and Decem- Der 1 through {. 193b.
 Socially favorable November { through [. 1y35.
 ssepAs.rs deelrlDg additional lB. TOFsnntlOw Fcg9rtIIng lIlctF llOfs,- scopes arc invited tO cOmUlmlsI. cate wliis Ocfnylne ifI care Of tilIl neWspaDer. Enclose C 3~ceifl sfnnsSyoN nflfsadIffENnQH NmVef0D&.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17

We think that Labor Commissioner Joseph M. Tone is justified in asking for new employment agencies in the state. It is a movement that goes hand in hand with recent proposals from Washington and with the avowed plans of unemploy- ment relief that are being made to sup plant emergency ones now in existence. It is certainly anticipating big need for these agencies in the days to come that causes Commissioner Tone to urge the ere aticn of new ones and the appropriation of a large sum to carry on the vital work.
 Connecticut stood high in the list of states contributing liquor taxes to the federal government sixteenth to be, exact. All of which only goes to prove that the liquor problem can be turned into nice revenue-producing arm of govern ment if the right steps are taken and we don't have exploitation of the industry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17
REORGANIZATION? !?

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17

c. For whom was Cleveland, O. namedY
 4. For Moses Cleveland, who surveyed the site for the Connecti- cut Land company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17

c. Where are the national headquarters of the American LegionY
 A. TIT N. Meridian St., Indian apOliH. Ind,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17

Q. How much was appropri- ,ated for the, Army and the Air Corps in the 1eS9-34 budget2
 A. The amount was Sz77 ,050,. 3s1, including 323,537,760, for the Air Corps. y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17

c. What does the word In mean?
 A. It is the Bantu language of Northern Rhodesia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-17

e. When were twenty-cent pieces coined?
 A. From 1875 to 1878, inctu- giVe,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-18
Rusko zrusilo chlebenky.

Uzivani "chlebenek'', Gill
poukazek ma nakup chleba, by
10 pc celem Rusku zavrzeno.
"Chlebenky" a pod. poukazky
byly zavedeny V Rakousku a il
nych valcicich statech behem
valky a zmizely S jej1m kon-
Gem.
Ma padesati milion1 osob,
mezi mimi print nebo nepT1m1
zamestnanci sovetske vlady a
pT1slusnfci jich robin, mohou
vstoupiti do vladnfch pekaren
a zakoupiti = poprve pc sesti
letech - neomezene mnozstvi
chleba pfi zvysenych cenach
cd l ruble "a kg., v Moskve
do so kopejek "a ky. v okrs-
cich produktujfc1ch bavlnu ne
DO Tepu cukrovku. (Cena ru-
blu kolfsa, jelikoz v Moskve
ma cenu asi 2.5 ct. a We Vladi-
vostoku 1.25 ct. Kopejka je Sc
tina ruble.)
Ceny chleba v odlehlych O.
kres1ch severnlho Ruska a v ST.
b1Ti jsou vyssf nez v prGmyslo-
vych stfedisc1ch, v stTednfm a
jizn1m Rusku.
= Zahadne, "a noci letajic1
aeroplany mad Norskem a sved
skem, neztotozn6n6 a pro jichz
existence nikdo mic nevysvetlu-
je, obnovily povesti, re Rusko
provadf celou Tadu velkych le-
teckych pokusG.
z Par1ze bylo reportovano,
re Rusove pracujl ma vynale-
zen1 dopravn1 letecke LIME do
Spojenych StatG pres skandi-
navske zeme, Island a Kama
du.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-18
TIL zeny uhoFely pTi pozaru
pazderny.

Pozar vypukl u rolnlka
Schaffera v Hornf Moravici. Y
jeho pazderne, stojfc1 daleko
o samote, pracovalo Sc o zpra-
covan1 lnu dnem i noel, a to ma
tri smeny. Zamestnano bylo
vzdy 10 delnfk1. v dobe vzni-
ku pozaru pracovalo zde 9 zen
a l muz. Pozar vypukl nahle
a rychle Sc rozsfril, jezto Sc
vznaly odpadky lnu, ktere
jsou velmi hoflave. Ma neja-
Ike zachranne prace nebylo a.
nj pomySlen1. Mezi 10 delnlky
nastala panika, jezto vse v o.
kamziku bylo v jedinem pla-
meni. sesti zenam a jednomu
muzi podarilo Sc pc velke ma
maze uniknouti zhoubnym pla-
mendm a vyb6hli ven, kde ma
sobe uhasili hoTfci saty. Vsich-
nj byli odvezeni do rymafov-
ske nemocnice S popaleninami
2. stupne pc celem tele. V no.
f1c1 pazderne z1stala matka 5
nezaopatrenych detf Marie
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-18
TemsF 1000 tovaren stoji.

Ministr socialnf pece, dr..
Meissner, podal V socialne-po-
litickem vyboru Narodniho
shromazdenf obsfrny vyklad O
nezamestnanosti a otazkach
souvisej1c1ch S nj. Nejvetsf
nezamestnanostf trpf textil, ko
voprGmysl a stavebnf zivnosti,
kdezto ~sklarstv1, dTevo-pr1my-
81, hutnictv1 a odevnictvf Sc po-
nekud zlepsuji. z krajG trpf
nejvetS1 nezamestnanostf Br-
no; teprve "a MIN jdou Praha,
Liberec a Karlovy Vary. Ac
cd jara tohoto roku vzrostla
nezamestnanost prGmyslu a
castecne i vyvoz, pTece nepri-
bio pfimeTene novych zamest-
nancG, coz je asi zavineno pTf-
lisnou racionalisac1. Zlepseni
zamestnanosti jest NONE jen
z1skavan1m novych trh1 v "a
hranicf nebo zlepsenfm donna
c1ho odbytu. Proti poctu tova-
rem V roce 1923, kdy vrcholila
konjuktura, je jich nynf O
1902 meme. Pokles delnictva
"a stejnou dobu jest plnych
$4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-18
Lederer odsouzen.

Ceskoslovensky filmovy he
rec Francis Lederer, ktery We
filmove industrii v Hollywood
dobyl 81 jmena v nekolika fill
movych hrach, dostal Sc do O.
pletanf Sc soudy. Byl v Tulane,
Kalif. odsouzen ma pet dnf do
okresnlho vezenf pro rychlou
Jlzdu autem. Pro tento pre-
stupek byl zatcen hned na po-
catku prosince. Jel pry tehdy
70 mil "a hodinu. Lederer
Sc odvolal k vySSf instance.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-18
Maskarni pies trestancIG.

Strach americkych zlocincG
pred kaznic1 IDA sc dnes byti
pfezitkem, cteme-li zpravu,
Jak uteseny je ma pffklad Ii
vot We veznici Sing-Sing V seve-
roamerickem state New Yorku
V teto kaznici konal Sc pred
nedavnem dokonce maskarni
pies trestncG, k nemuz 81 beast
nici sami zhotovili kostymy.
Vstup do tanecnfho salu byl
ztrezen ovsem odzbrojenymi
policisty, ale meme proto, ably
bylo zabraneno 1teku 1castnf-
XII, jake sp1se, ably bylo zane
zeno navalu zvedavc1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-18

Knapova z Move Vsi, matka trf
nezaopatrenych, nemanzel-
skych det1 Lofty Jilkova z Hor-
nj Moravice a 60leta Anna
Heinzova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-18

mohla uciniti. Ale v rozhor-
lenf, jake dala ma jevo mluvfc
o nezbednych klucfch, spool
vala ma nadeje.
A nadeje ia doznala potvr-
zeni prve nez jsem Sc d~ostala
k Gill.
Zaslechla jsem pojednou
zvuk HAST hovoricich i zasta-
villa jsem Sc, abych nasloucha-
la.
Ne lehke kroky pc trave by
ly tax neznatelne, re jsem Sc
nemusela zastavovati, mivame
vsak We zvyky tax ucinit, by
chom zaslechli zvuk.
"Nemohu k tomu svoliti, -
pravim ii to jake drive, kdyz
isl mne O to zadala. Jest ne
rozumno, re mne sem nasledu-
jes! Nenf me peneznf povole-
nj dostatecne?"
Slova ia byla pronesena muz
skym, hlubokym, ale dobre O.
vladnutym hlasem.
Jakou protivou byla vsak
odpoved. Dotkla Sc soucitne
meho sluchu, tax znela slova
prosebne, rozcilene!
Nelson to penfze, o nez "a
dam. Zadam tebe, = tebe! O
nepos1lej mne cd sebe s tou
hroznou prazdnotou v srdci.
ia chci tebe, mil drahousku!"
Elise, tise, jsme zrovna ma
ceste. Kdyby nekdo prisel, co
by 81 pomyslil?"
"Museli bychom kazdeho u
slyseti. O mil milovany, lituj
pTece! ia tebe tax, = tax mi
luji, = ia -" Vzlykala slime.
"Zanech toho a odejdi! Mi
nulost nemGze byti odcinena,"
znela hnevna, netrpeliva odpo-
we'd. "V1s dobTe re jest vice
nez zbytecno mne znepokojo-
vati temito notwithstanding
mi navrhy. Jsem spoutan ze-
leznym retezem a nemohu no
preraziti. Vidlm tie tax casio
jak Sc toho jen mohu odvaziti.
Pamatuj, re to nebyl snatek
a -"
"Ano, tom spocfva han
ba, = zradnost cele veci!" zvo
lala zenstina divoce. ia veTila,
re to byl snatek - tvs mne
tax ujistoval. ia bych jinak
nikdy nebyla poklesla."
"Dite jest vychovavano jake
Islechtic."
MONA; ia je vsak chci mi
tt. Srdce mi puka touhou pc
Ispatren1 jedineho meho ziveho
d1tete a piece, kdykoliv je chci
spatfiti, iva odpoved jest vzdy
tataz: "Lepe mu Dude bez te-
bel" z echo myslis, re jest srd-
&c me utvoreno, domnivas-li
Sc, re mohu obstati bez vas O.
bou?"
Dosud jsem naslouchala sko
70 bezdecne, kdyz vsak jsem
seznala, re hlasy vychazeji z
druhe strany ziveho plotu, ne
vahala jsem dele.
Rozmluva byla vedena rych-
lie, tax re jsem tn nestala dele
nez nekolik minut.
ia Sc prodrala prolomenym
zivym plotem a celia jsem iva
ri V tvaT obema rozmlouvajf-
elm.
Zvolani, jez uniklo rtdGm
muzskym, povedelo mi, re oba
byli polekani.
Muz hned Sc obratil o ohr-
null 81 l1mec sveho kabatu do
vySe.
Cepici mel jiz slime do ocf
stazenu a ia proto jen s tel
jsem zachytla sym pohledem
|jeho oblicej.
Oblicej ~zenstiny jsem vsak
pochytlla ma okamzik prve nez
odbehnula otvorem, kterym
jsem ia sama byla prisla. zcela
dobTe.
Ackoliv oblicej ten byl plny
bolu a zmatku, pTece jen jsem
no hned poznala.
Videla jsem no jiz drive jed
nou a Size V tn noe, kdy uboha
Sarah Newcomova zemrela.
Byl to oblicej jejf obdivu-
hodne krasne tety, Diny Allie
move. Byl pf1lis vyhubly. vstf-
pill Sc vsak pfflis 1--WE We mou
mysl, svou neobycejnou kra-
sou, nez abych Sc byla mohla
myliti.
Cd tech dob jsem Sc divila
tomu, jak jsem ma jediny po-
hled mohla tolik videti. Ne
mela jsem veru vice casu nez
ma jeden pohled prve nez isem
Ease byla samotna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-18

| Do 11Cb II ONAOS4AJ NJ 0OP NoC1~
la krivdy tim, re jsem prerusi-
la jej1 rozmluvu S nevernym
jejim milencem.
Re musel byti necfm takovym
O tom mne presvedcovala jejf
slova.
Ne delsf zde vyckavanf a
vsechna ma l1tost nemohly
vsak vice prospect a tax jsem
sc pocala ohlfzeti pc ceste, DO
nfz bych Sc mohla dostati ku
domu.
Pocftivsi nahle dotknutf Sc
meho ramene, cd zadu, vykTi-
kla jsem polekana.
"Hoj, Wy mlada ~zenstino, CO
Sc zde potloukate ma cizem po-
zemku? Pojdte Sc mnou!"
Srdcese mi sevFelo nahlym
strachem.
Upadla jsem snad v ruce ne
pratelske nejakeho obecnfho
straznlka?
To by mi jeste bylo schazelo
ku dovrsen1 vsech mych nehod
a bed!
"Prosfm, nezatykejte mne!"
zvolala jsem. "Ubfram Sc n.y.
nj ku panskemu domu. Lady
Rawnsleyova mne INA. ia ="
"Jen pojdte Sc mnou, - &
nemdzete? Musfte tedy jfti ku
domu pravidelnou cestou. Vrat
ne domky jsou proto zT1zeny
ably Sc do panskeho domu ne
dostal nikdo nepovolany. Del
tie 81 pozor. Muslin pospiSiti
ku A'bramsovi, Size dostanu
cd Dwyera CO pro to a mne by
10 naT1zeno, abych vas dovedl
ku domku vratneho, kteryz Sc
naleza zrovna v opacnem sme-
ru. Veru re jest tezkou veci
slouziti dvema panGm najed-
nou."
Pohlednula jsem ma muze.
Byl asi stejny vysky S mu
Fem, kterehoz jsem vyrusila, z
jeho rozmluvy S Dinou. Jen Re
byl hTmotnejs1 stavby telesne
Nebyl 'nijak prestrojen, =
ba nemel ma sobe ami svrchnf-
ku.
Nadzvednul svou cepici a pc
skrabal Sc ma hlave, zatim CO
pronasel sve stesky.
"Kdo YAM dial vase rozka-
zy?" tazala jsem Sc muze.
cha! Wy jste pills schy-
trala, nen1-liz pravda? Nyni
pojdte Sc mnou, Size budu nu-
cen vas odnesti. ia nejsem Fad
ny Bobby aniz nekdo jiny te-
hoz druhu = nemGzete tedy
jlti Sc mnou?"
Takto jsouc povzbuzovana,
zrychlila jsem svou chHzi, a.
bych S MIN stejny krok udrze-
la a bro jsme Sc octnuli Ease
u branky domku vratneho.
"Tudy nemGzete projfti,'
zvolala vratna, kteraz vystr-
civS1 pouze hlavu svou, hned
mne spatTila.
"Hledte, mako Sampsono-
va, zanechte vsech svych hlou.
postf," zvolal mdj pruvodcf.
"Mysllm, re by bylo malo tech
lidf, kterf by Sc dostali do ne
be, kdybyste tam byla vrat-
nou."
ooh, jste to Wy Sykese, -
jste to Wy i Sc svou hrubostf?
Van jiste branku neotevru."
"Musfte il ale otevrfti pro
tuto mladou dfvku, jest-li Sc
nemyl1m. Jest to ma rozkaz
my-lordGv."
Napnula jsem sluch.
Ma rozkaz mylorda!
"Proc jste to tedy nefekl i
hned, Wy hloupy Same Sykese,
= m1sto abyste mne zde ne
chal zbytecne mluviti?" dota-
zovala Sc pant Sampsonova
roZhorlena.
Dav sc do hlasiteho smichu
mad jeff rozmrzelostf, Sam cd.
chazel.
Soucasne otevrela Sc branka
a ia prosla skrze nj ma dlouhou
cestu vedoucf ku Beechleighu.
"Videla jste jich = videla
jste jich?" volala zenstina, liz
Sykes jmenoval matkou Samp-
sonovou, vyhl1zej1c "a mnou
jake nejaky zlovestny ptak.
"Zda-li jsem videla koho?"
tazala jsem Sc, zastav1c Sc, ne
bot nepochopila jsem smyslu
jej1 otazky.
"Koho pax jineho nez ty diva
pobllz pr1lomu v zivem plotu?
Dobrou noel"
Kapitola dvacata druha.
Berouc sc dale cestou jednou
liz n9StO11nnnOu. nOc910 1Som