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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-11

trumps, the queen could not be captured; but with four it could, if South had sufficient entries.
 The spade was continued, South won and led the jack. of trumps. West refused to cover, and low trump was led and the nine finessed.
 The ace of hearts was then play ed from dummy, a high club laid down and another club ruffed by South. Now the heart queen was picked up and the rest of the tricks were easy.
 Other teams played the hand ct six no trump, in which case the heart suit is unimportant, as only two heart tricks are needed.
 Copyright, 1889. NEA Service. Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-11
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES :
C.Y.O. Ball Is
 CoLorfuL EUent

The initial social venture of the Catholic Youth organization of the city was st successful when more than 250 couples attended the Easter ball held last evening at Hamilton park pavilion under the auspices of the group. Music was furnished by Henry Biagini's or chestra.
 The grand march was led by pa- irons and patronesses of the dance, including Mrs. and Mrs. Patrick Wallace at the head, MT. and Mrs. Neil Maloney, Thomas Scadden and Miss Marion Van Deusen, William Derwin and Miss Elizabeth A. Shortt, MT. and Mrs. James J. Hen nessey, and MT. and Mrs. Theodore Olschefski.
 The committee included Sue Guarrera, John Leonard, Henry Hayden, John Bedell, Jack Whitney, Julia Cavanaugh, Anna Raymor, Kay Hyland, Gertrude Rosa, Joseph Cavanaugh, Marie Calo, Andrew Monagan, Marjorie Foy, Sophie Culhane, Al Mole and Walter Calvin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-11
Watby. Garden Club
 Holds April Meeting

Thes Waterbury Garden Club held meeting last evening at the Bun ker Hill Church with Mrs. Arthur J. B. Griess presiding. Mrs. Ray mond H. Pidge was welcomed into the club as a new member. A com mittee consisting of Mrs. George Baronian, Mrs. Clarence Bartlett, Mrs. William Manning and Mrs. Ira Williams was appointed to investi- gate the Mattatuck Historical So- lciety gardens which will be cared for by Garden Club and also the dogwood trees on Bunker Hill Ave- nue which were planted by the club a few years ago.
 Mrs. H. Warren Stevens and Mrs. Clarence Bartlett gave the points of interest which they gathered at a recent lecture course in New Haven.
 A silver collection was taken for the Federated Women's Clubs Boost New England Fund.
 Miss Alethea Puffer spoke on Rock Gardens and illustrated slides were shown.
 Preliminary plans were made for the Spring Flower Show to be held in June.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-11
Personal
Junior League Selects TiOo Delegates For Contention

Delegates to the annual conven- tion of the Association of Junior Leagues of America were chosen yesterday afternoon at meeting of the Waterbury Junior League. Miss Marion Hunt and Mrs. Ralph Mun- ger will represent the local league at the meeting.
 In conjunction with the meeting a tea was also held for members and artists who are exhibiting at the annual exhibition of the local art ists works sponsored by the Junior League.
 The active and sustaining mem bers of the league took part in a contest conducted at the meeting.
 The active members team, which included Mrs. Joseph L. Hetzel, Mrs. Paul Cruikshank, Mrs. Rodney Chase, and Miss Melicent Make piece, won the contest by slight margin. The other team was made
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-11
Women s Clubs Federation Arranges Annual Meeting

April 26: subject "The Adult Citi- zen Makes His Contribution" break fast and departmental clinics, g.; morning session, 9:30-12.30; four speakers. from presidents council speaking on the theme of the ad- ministration; Department of Public Welfare, Mrs. Robert Kellogg, Jr., chairman, address, Thrilling Ex- periences with the Secret Service" " Dr. Allan MacFarlan; department of American Home, Mrs. John L. Geist, chairman, address, Graceful Living" Mildred Albert; depart ment of citizenship, Miss Sara Mead Webb, chairman, address, Why A Merit System" Edward H. Davis; afternoon session, 2:15-4:45; depart ment international relations, Mrs Wayne c. Smith chairman, address How Calm is the Mediterranean Dr. J. T. Cullum Blackmore; ad- dress '"The Minotaur and the String" Dr. Thorsten V. Kalijarvi; Banquet honoring local club presi- dents, ', toastmistress, Miss Emily Louise Plumley, Dr. Louis Mann, "The Crisis, the Clash, the Chal- lenge.'
 April 27, to 12:30, subject What of the Future" department of leg islation, Mrs. George w. Perry chairman, address, "A Woman Looks at the Lima Conference" Mrs. William Dick Sporborg, address, Hon. Raymond E. Baldwin, governor of Connecticut, subject, What Has Connecticut Done for Democracy" department of press and publicity, Mrs. Henry G. Ellis. address, Pho tography Today and Tomorrow" by Adrian Terlouw, chairman; address, "Heil America" D. A. Saunders, presentation of awards.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-11
Coronas Club Hears
 Illustrated Talk

The regular monthly meeting of the Coronas Club was held on Mon- day evening in the Colonial room of the Hotel Elton. Mrs. A. J. Masone presided.
 Levi Wilcox, the guest speaker for the evening showed some very in- teresting pictures on England and Scotland.
 Miss Rachel Pope, chairman, ot the Ways and Means committee reported 8 most successful food sale.
 Miss Mary Mazzarella, chairman for the Mothers day party, will be assisted by Miss Fannie Lauria, Miss Josephine Carlo, Miss Laura Cam miSa, and Mrs. Carl Gemino.
 Blythe Diorio Riciutti, who has returned to Waterbury, has been re- enStated as a member.
 Miss Candida Mazzarella was named chairman for the June party.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-11
Personal

Miss Mary T. Shell and her niece, Mary Shell of Oakhill avenue are enjoying several days stay in New York City.
 Miss Mary E. Culhane, student at the Forsyth Dental College in Boston is spending the holiday re- cess at her home on Johnson street. She has as her guest, Miss Kaye Hughes of Roslindale, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Grayson of Poughkeepsie, N. Y, have been spending a few days as the guests of MT. and Mrs. George Thorpe of Bank street.
 Mrs. John F. Reardon and her daughter, Ann of Woodlawn Ter race are enjoying a stay in Wash- ington, D. c.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-11
Coming Events

APRIL E April 14.-Holy Name society show, ct. Carmel hall.
 April 14-Y. P. F. one-act plays, St. Johns Episcopal church hall. April 14-Sacred Heart Catholic club show, Buckingham hall. April 14-Corrt Verdi show, Tenn pie hall. April 15-Bock beer festival. Concordia hall.
 April I5-Pclish National home dance, Pulaski hall.
 April -Seicheprey day dinner, The Elton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-11
Sisterhood Holds
 Meeting And Social

The Italian Sisterhood held its meeting at the Moose Hall, last night, with Miss Lucia A. Matarazzo presiding. The meeting was follow ed by a social. The committee in charge was headed by Mrs. Rose Spadaro, who was assisted by Philo- mena Gizze, Mrs. Joseph Pernatozzi Mrs. Laura Mazzero, Miss Marie Damiani, Mrs. Julia Capocchi, Mrs. Ferrucci, Mrs. Angelo Cannata, Miss Marie Verrastro, Miss Olympia Giampietro, Miss Mary Scozzafavo, Mrs. Ricciutti and Mrs. Thomas Cannata.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-11
Triple Birthday Party Held At Telash Home


 A triple birthday party was given recently, at the home of MT. and Mrs. William Telash of Fairlawn avenue. A turkey dinner was served, in honor of these three people. The guests of honor were: William Te- lash, Charles Engler of Cheshire and Mrs. Frances Matusavage of Bristol Terrace. The honor guests were recipients of many gifts. Among those present were: MT. and Mrs. William Telash, MT. and Mrs. Charles Matusavage, James H. Egan Anna A. Egan, James Egan, Jr, MT. and Mrs. Gerulis, Dr. and Mrs. M. Colney, Miss Doris Jacaruso, Neway Rocco, Mrs. Mary ConnorS, Mrs. Patchett, Miss Kay Matasav- age. Howard Sheldon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-11
Contract Bridge
 By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary of the American Bridge League

His Contract

It is usually unwise to double a slam which has been bid by. good players. They cannot be far wrong and the double will seldom gain more than 50 or 100 points. Too often the double helps the declarer to make his contract.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-11
sBlackwood Convention. Opener-A A. {

West opened the ace of spades, feeling sure of a trump trick and wishing to make equally sure of a spade trick. South dropped the king of spades under the ace to create another entry to his hand. Even if he had not believed in the queen over the jack theory. the double placed the heart queen in the West hand. If West held five
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-11
Contract Bridge
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

Top scorers in last evenings ses- sion of the Elton Contract Club con- ducted by Mrs. William Sherman Smith were: George O'Meara and David Scully, 84; Herbert Root and Mrs. w. S. Smith, 82 1-2; June Deming and Robert Allen, 82; MT. and Mrs. David Miller, 79 1-2. Sec tion B: Mrs. Marciana Flammia and Mrs. E. B. Merrill, F; Miss Edna Mcdonald and Miss Ruth Mcdonald, 73.
 The standing to date is as fol- lows: O,Meara-Scully, 258 1-2; Hicks - Chapman, 232 1-2; and Deming- Allen, 227 1-2; and Section 8: Mcdonald Mcdonald, PA; and Flammia- Merrill, 209.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-11
PECK-CONNOR

A wedding of local interest took place yesterday morning at the rec tory of St. Johns church in New Haven when Miss Marie Grace Con- nor, daughter of Lieutenant and Mrs. Edward J. Connor became the bride of Raymond Frank Peck, son of Mrs. Jessica Peck of Seymour Rev. Charles Kane off1ciated at the ceremony.
 The bride was attired in a beige suit with blue fox collar in Alix model and her felt hat was of fu- schia shade and she wore corre- spending accessories. She wore a corsage of orchids and lilies of the valley. Mrs. Marcella Dolan O'Rourke, classmate of the bride, was her only attendant and wore a periwinkle suit with red fox collar in Carolyn mode and wore char tense felt hat with matching access sories. Her corsage was of Italian violets. John F. O'Rourke attended MT. Peck as best man.
 The dress of the brides mother was Juliet blue crepe with matching hat and accessories and she wore a corsage of sweetheart roses and the bridegroom's mother wore a black crepe dress with wine accessories and wore a corsage of Colonial flow CTS.
 A wedding breakfast was held for the immediate families at Pratomia, in New Haven. The couple left on a wedding trip to Washington, D. C. and upon their return will take up their residence on Fairfield avenue, Westville.
 The bride is graduate of Wilby High school and Danbury Normal school and was a member of the faculty of South school. MT. Peck is graduate of Seymour High school and member of the Model Design- CTS Club. He is affiliated with the Parmalee and Sturgis Model design CTS of New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-11
Engagements
CLAsBY-McENERNEY

MT. and Mrs. Timothy McEner- nep of South View street announce the engagement and coming mar riage of their daughter, Josephine Theresa to William J. Clasby, son of Mrs. Catherine Clasby of Sylvan avenue. The wedding will take place May 23rd at St. Francis Xavier's church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-11
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

Top scorers in the Monday after noon session of the Cornell Contract club conducted by Mrs. John c. Moriarty were: Mrs. Clarence Byars and Mrs. William Meyers, 66 1-2; Mrs. John Collins and Mrs. Louis Schmidt, 62; Mrs. James Martin and Mrs. w. J. Bailey tied with Mrs. Harry Laudemann and Mrs. Charles Velte, 59.
 The standing to date is as fol- lows: Byars-Meyers, 222 1-2; Laude- mann-Vel 209 1-2; Schmidt Col lins, 2O3; and Ferry-O'Callaghan, 195 1-2.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Begnal of Washington, D. C., are spending several days in this city. Mrs. Begnal is the former Miss Kate Joan Kill martin.
 The Young Women's Hebrew As sociation will meet tomorrow eve ming at 8:45 o'clock sharp at the Waterbury Hebrew Institute. Mem bers and their guests are invited to attend. A talk will be given by How ard Hart of the Citizens Good Gov ernment Association.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-11

A rehearsal of the Waterbury Chorsiters will be held tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at the Y. M. C.. A. All members are urged to attend as well as all participating in the festival to be held in the near fu- ture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-11
Get Together Club
 Has Monthly Meeting

Mrs. Joseph Smith presided at a meeting of the women's Get To- gether club of the Third Congrega- tional church held last evening. Arrangements were completed for a rummage sale to be held on April 28 on North Main street. Articles to be donated may be left at the church basement any time between now and the time of the sale. The committee in charge of the event in- cludes: Mrs. Harry Pritchard, Mrs. William Weston, Mrs. Paul Vande- bogart and Mrs. Edward Farquahr- son.
 Hostesses for the evening were: Mrs D. P. Castaldo, Mrs. James Donnelly and Mrs. William Ander- son. The next meeting will be in charge of Mrs. William Barnes, Mrs Richard Booth, Mrs. Oscar Ander- son and Mrs. William Detweiler. |
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-11

MT. and Mrs. Daniel Kemp of Washington street are spending a few days in New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-11

MT. and Mrs. William J. Donahue have returned to their home in Newark, N. J., after spending the weekend with relatives in this city.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-27
BLOUDENf
Napsal BEDkICH MORAVEC


slit, KIDD k nemu prijfzdi, ne
bot V nejblizs1m okamziku wy
skocil z auta Softer a Kalina po-
znal v mem cernocha Jakuba.
Tusil w, KIDD je v autu a be-
gel ven. Nez vybehl z brany,
pfichazela mu vstr1c - Elena.
Jak no s~patrila, vyhrkly il size
z Oci a vZtahla k nemu ODE rue
ce.
Shybl Sc k MIN a zl1bal je
pc Tad6, jak byl delaval "a tt
chych vecerd v Montebellu.
"Eleno!" zvolal. Ma vic SLOW
Sc nezmohl.
"PrinaSim ii smutnou Zpra-
WI, Venceslao," jala sc rozcile-
ne hovoFiti. "Hrozf ii velke
nebezpecf. Musela jsem k to-
be zajeti, abych te varovala."
"Mne hroz1 nebezpec1?" "a
divil Sc. Gale pojd dial! Sb1-
hajf Sc Tide, ably 81 prohledli
cernocha, ktereho jeste nikdy
nevideli."
Kalina vedl Elenu Ia ruku
do sveho bytu, a Bartlkova,
pfftomna v kuchyni, byla nah
lynn objeven1m krasne danny
tax pTekvapena, re zapomnela
pozdraviti.
"Dokud je tato DANA v zam-
ku," oslovil je Kalina, "nejsem
pro nj nikoho doma, kdyby Sc
n6kdo pc mne ptal."
Zavedl Elenu do zadnfho po-
koje. Zde vrhla Sc mu do ma
ruce a libajfc to, volala stale
slzfc:
"Venceslavao!" Mnj Ven
ceslavao!"
Kalina SNAIL Sc nabyti xii
du.
"Tak Sc, pro b1h, utis! A Wy
pravuj, co t6 Ike mn6 vede!
Snad isl pTece celou tn dale
kou cestu nevykonala autem?"
Kyvla mlcky.
Ted 81 Kalina vzpomnel, re
Dude mlti Ia chvfli zastup lid1
pred zamkem.
"Promin ma okamzik."
Odskocil do kuchyne.
PAM Bartikova, zavolejte
sof6ra dovntT a dejte mu n6ja-
Ike obGerstven1 Pr nQ~o 40
A vratil Sc hned k Elene:
"Pros1m tebe, vypravuj
Byla uz trochu klidnejs1 a u
sednuvSi vedle neho ma pohov-
ku, jala Sc hovoTiti: nina pro-
zradila hrabeti vsechno. Ode
hral sc mezi nami osklivy W.
stup a ia nezapfela, re tebe mi
luji. Rekla jsem mu, re cd ne
no odejdu. PTijal to klidne,
nezuril, ale Tekl mi jedovatymi
slovy hroznou vec:
"Kdyz mne nemilujes, bylo
by bezucelnym, abys zustavala
u mne. Vrat sc k rodic6m! Pc
n6znl zalezitost vyjednam po-
zd6ji S tvym otcem. Ale ma
pred dojedu do Czech, abych Sc
vyporadal S Kalinou."
Elena objala Kalinu bourli-
We: con tie vyzve! Venceslao,
um1ram strachem, re tebe "a
bije a ma laska Dude tvoji "a
hubou."
Kalinovi nab6hly xiv ma
skranich.
"Nenf pT1ciny k strachu," re-
XII temnym hlasem: tx tomu,
echo Sc bojfs, patti diva: jeden,
ktery zabij1 a druhy, ktery Sc
da zabfti. Ale ia k tomu ne
mann nejmensf chuti, protoze
mann dft6, pro nez muslin z1-
staff xiv, kdyz je opustila jeho
matka."
"Venceslao, ty sc neboj1s?"
tazala Sc S ustrasenym pohle-
dem.
"Ani dost malo, mole zlato,"
trochu Sc usmal. "Snad isl mne
nepoznala z t6 stranky, re bych
Sc kdy choval jake zbabelec?"
"Ale m1j drahy! Souboj je
hrozna v6c, vse spocfva ma ma
hode."
Ease Sc usmal: Gale tn ma
hodu NIUE clov6k korigovati.
A Wis pTece, re jsem Sc octl bez
pOCtukrate v nebeZpecl zivOta
horsfm nez jest takovy souboj.
Utis Sc a nestrachuj Sc O mne."
"Jak Sc nemam strachovati?
Vzdyt miluji te z cele duse."
"Eleno, nase laska je pro
mas jenom zdrojem bolest1. "a
pomenme!"
"Nemohu! Nemohu! Muslin
stale mysliti ma tebe a nemohu-
Ii byti u tebe, netes1 mne zivot.
He'd jakou cestu .jsem vykO-
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Napsal BEDkICH r A

Vzdyt isl mi mohla psati."
"A coz kdyz by tn hrabe byl
drive nez dopis?"
"Take by Sc ma cele veci me-
bylo mic zmenilo."
"Ale ty souboj neprfjmes?"
"Nemohu odmftnouti, jestli
mne vyzve," rekl Kalina svym
obycejnym klidem. "Jako d.
stojn1k muslin tuto cestnou "a
lezitost vyrfditi. Ostatne, du-
Sc mole, vzdyt jsem tvemu
manzeli zadostiucinenim pow
novan. Ty Wis, proof"
Elena vypukla v plac a skry-
la oblicej ma jeho prsou. Do
mlouval il meme a SNAIL sc il
upokojiti. Pc nejake dobe Sc
mu to podarilo tax dalece, re
mohla klidneji hovoriti.
"Tvoje zena Sc k tobe nevra
tila?"
Zavrtel mlcky hlavou, blade
Elinin Was.
"Dej sc s nj rozvesti a vezmi
81 mne! Budu v kratkem case
opet svobodnou."
ITO nenf NOME" odpovedel
tise.
"Tedy mne nemilujes uz?"
Zdvihla hlavu a zahledela Sc
mu pevne do obliceje.
"Netrap mne, Eleno!" hovo-
I'll vazne. "Nemohu ii ma to
odpovedeti, nez co jsem toll
KRAFT w opakoval. Miluji te, a.
lie miluji take Katusi. Nevfm,
kterou z vas miluji vice; snad
ODE stejne. Nevrati-li sc Katu-
Sc Ike mne, Dude mne to stale
boleti, ale o rozvod nezadam
ami il k sobe vabiti nebudu. O.
desla Cd mne dobrovolne, must
tedy m1ti prfcinu. Zada-li o
rozvod, nebudu sc tomu stave-
tt ma odpor, kdyz sc mnou ziti
nem1ze, ale z me strany k to-
mu nevyjde popud nikdy."
Elene uz Ease vytryskly size
z ocf.
"Neplac! Traps mne tim a
cin1s naSe shledani bolestnym.
Ma naSem osudu nelze zmeniti
mic. Musime oba trpeti pro
ten cit, ktery v nasich srdcfch
vzklfcil takovym nedovolenym
zpusobem. Ale pamatuj 81, re
i takova laska, ktera nam pdG-
sobf bolest, je nam milou, pro-
toze i bolest takova blazf."
Elena, utiraj1c 81 Shy kapes-
nlckem, kyvla hlavou. "Mas
pravdu. isl moudry. Mole las
ka k tobe pGsobi mi jen trape-
nj, c1t1m Sc nestastnou a prece
mann Ease radost, re jsem te
poznala. Nemam echo litova-
ii. Ten kratky cas-, ktery jsme
spolu prozili, poznala jsem, jak
vypada prava laska, a kdybys
nebyl pfisel do Montebella, ne
byla bych Sc to dozvedela nj
kdy."
Kalina polfbil jejf ruku:
"Tak mluvfs moudre, draha E.
leno."
Gale ukazes mi svoji dceru?"
"Za chv1li Pride re skoly."
Ozvalo Sc zaklepani ma dve-
re. Vesla Bartfkova, tazajic
Sc, mali prostTfti k obedu.
"Ano," Tekl Kalina. "A pro
naseho hosta tez. soferovi pro-
strete v kuchyni."
"Abych uz Ease jela," rekla
Elena. "Poslu Jakuba samot-
neho do Terstu, ably dopravil
auto k nam a pojedu drahou z
nejblizs1 zdejs1 stanice."
MAPPED Sc mnou pooled
veil"
Evicka vbehla do pokoje.
Zarazila Sc, spatrivsi tn nezna-
mou PAM. Snad v prvnlm O.
kamziku myslila, re je to ma
mlcka, protoze Sc usmala, ale
hned il 1smev zmizel z tvarin-
ky, kdyz poznala sv1j omyl.
Vahavym kr1ckem pristoupila
k otci, ably mu podala ruku, jak
vzdy cin1vala. Pr tom pohli-
zela ma Elenu.
"Pozdrav tuto PAM, Evicko"
vyzval otec dceru. "Je to PAM
hrabenka, u nfz jsem byl v l.
talii a o ktere jsem ii uz mno-
KRAFT vypravoval."
Evicka sc uklonila a sla Ele-
ne podati ruku, ale Elena il pfi
tahla k sobe a zulfbala il cely
oblicej. Devcatko delalo udi-
vene oci a cely jeho oblicej Sc
zacervenal.
Elena oslovila Kalinu ital-
sky: MAS hezkou dceru, ale
podobna ii nenl."
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tallu. ia nit ga mnoho rada,
ali on meme neljubi tako kao
vas. Meme nece, on hoce vas,
da my jste majka cd njegove
kcerce. ia mnogo, mnoho nes-
recna. Any budite srecna u
njegovy ljubavy! Hajdete k
nemu natrak! On ina veliku
bolest, da .je sam a ceka vas.
Zasto necete? ia liz Italie do
sla, sama, da ga vidim. Molim
vas, nemajte ciniti smanje a
povratite Sc u Chrastavu k va
semu dobromu muzi. Etc YAM"
Elena pustila ruku Katusinu
a rychle rozepjala naramek,
ktery mela ma levici, znovu u
chopila ruku Katusinu a zapja
la il obratne naramek ma ru-
ku, nez Sc Katuse mohla z pre-
kvapenl vzpamatovati a zabra
niti tomu.
"To vase" hovorila Elena a
Size il vyhrkly z oci. ITO moi
dar "a vas ma pamet, jerbo vas
ma Kalina rad"
Vidouc, re chce Katuse ma
ramek sundati, zadrzela il ru-
ku: "Prosim vas, ostavite! To
mic "a meme. ia takych stvar-
ci imam mnogo."
A Elena spechala ven. We
dverlch kramu sc jeste obrati-
la: "Vratite Sc u Chrastavu !
On vas zell a ceka."
tNez Sc Katuse vzpamatova-
la, ucinilo auto velky oblouk
a uj1zdelo pc namesti dolG.
Dlouhou chvili nemohli Sc
Zahorskych vzpamatovati z
prekvapeni. Kroute hlavou a
tiskna zlaty peniz v hrsti, vra-
eel Sc Zahorsky do kuchyne.
Katuse sla "a MIN S hlavou
sklonenou, plnou podivnych
myslenek.
"Jiste nejaky blazen," rekl
Zahorsky stanuv pod lampou,
ably 81 mohl prohlednouti po-
divny penfz. "Za balicek CO.
kolady zaplatf zlatym pen1-
zem. Podfvej Sc, co je ma mem
napsano!"
Katuse vzala peniz do ruky
a fekla: "Italska desltilibra."
o"Italska?" podivil Sc otec.
f"Pan1 je z Italie," pravila
Katuse.
"Jak to vis?"
r"Vzdyt mi fekla, Re prijela
z Italie," odpovedela Katuse.
Usedla tezce do zidle a skloni-
la hlavu1 an prsa. Zvolna sun
davala naramek z ruky a zadi-
vala Sc nan, drz1c ruku ma XII.
ne.
"a CO ii dalai" tazal Sc Ia.
horsky zpozorovav to. Katuse
podala mu naramek.
Sacramento" zvolal. "Jsou
Ii to prave diamanty a perle:
ma to velkou cenu. Jen jestli
ia zenska nebyla blazen neja.
ky a nebudes-li to muset vra-
ceti. Present by to byl cenny.'
Katuse prijala naramek Cd
otce, Ease no drzela ma kline
a jala Sc tichym hlasem hovo-
Titi: eta pant ma docela zdra-
w rozum, a co mi povldala, je
vsechno pravda.'
i"Tys il rozumela?" tazali 81
jednemi 1sty otec i matka. Ka-
fuse kyvla prisvedcive.
"Vzdyt ceske bylo sotva de-
safe slovo," fekl Zahorsky.
t"Rozumela jsem il vsechno
dobre," pravila Katuse. eva
CLAW v zajeti byl zamestnan
bud ma jejim majetku nebo Sc
tam S MIN seznamila, ale jiste
je to DANA vznesena, kdyz We
SVEN autu jede z Italie do Czech
Zamilovala sc do neho, ale Cd
mitl il a rekl, re miluje jen
mne a touzi pc mem navratu
A ona mne prosila, abych Sc k
nemu vratila."
Katuse pojednou vypukla Y
usedavy plac.
Otec i matka pohlizeli udi-
vene ma dceru.
Gale, sakra, tax k nemu jdi,
kdyz O tebe tolik stojl!" vyhr-
XII Zahorsky hnevive.
Katuse sepjala ruce a pohl1-
zela ma otce S vyrazem zdrce-
nj: "Tatf, Wy nevfte, jak mno-
no jsem mu ubllzila. Jak pax
pred neho ted predstouplm a
co mu reknu? Vzdyt ia ami w
nevlm, proc vlastne jsem cd
neho odesla."
"No, nejaka vymluva Sc snad
najde," mini Zahorsky.