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Hrntratant Eptarnpal

SAINT GEORGES PROTEs-
TANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Ar
lington, Va. The Rev. Henry J.
Miller, choir director. There will
be two services on Christmas Eve
the musical programs of which will
be as follows:
II am. Morning Prayer:
Prelude Noel pour le temps de rAvent."
Guilmant
Cantata, "Chrtstmas Barnes
I. Prophecy. Mrs. C. Percy Oliver, soprano
soloist.
II. Annunciation, Albert j. Powers. tenor.
W. organ interiude." Pastoraie.
v. "The Sages Of Sheba." chorus.
vi. "The Manger" Mrs Justus Miller. alto,
Benedict J. Genua. baritone.
fsstlude' In daics 'uDilo" tane,sns as sa.oR
11:00 pm. Candlelight service:
Prelude. organ recital Of Christmas music.
Christmas onertorium" -- Lemmens
Noel Alsacien" -- Guilmant
Ave Maria -------- Schubert
Away n ! Manser" -------- Marryott
"orertory for Christmas season"-s sridse
rdloris Tibi: dEstiss Tibi" Garrett
Barnes
"sursum corda and sanetus" Cover
al15ia ..anns bn,Its;. " hIfS;!si' Old Giant Gn.nt
rcssaa. ea2as ie:assss'7 ssssss b ssSssaaiss: S1aas:.
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KELLER MEMORIAL LUTHER

KELLER MEMORIAL LUTHER
AN CHURCH, Rev. j. Harold
Mumper, pastor The service tomor-
row morning at II am. will be a
dedication service, at which time the
newly decorated church auditorium
will be used. The music at that
service will be as follows:
aSss 35ssn orelgas rsst'va Prelude Ess!ss
Anthem. Sing. o Heavens"--- Tours
Ofertory, "Pastorale in A" Guilmant
Baritone solo, Birthday of King,
organ ,na opo ppos,lude. THE Heavens Declare
At $50 pm. there will be carol
service when carols representing
various countries will be sung by
the three choirs and the congrega-
ton. The Junior and intermediate
Choirs, under the direction of Mrs.
Henry Folmer and Flora Web
er, will sing the carol, Bring a
Torch, Jeannette. Isabella" ttradi-
tionaD and a Polish carol, when
the Infant Jesus" arranged by
Hopkins. The Senior Choir will sing
"Old Bohemian Christmas Carol"
(traditionaD and all three choirs the
"Cantique de Noel" by Adam. Or
gan prelude will be "A Christmas
Carol" by Lieber, offertory "Lo, How
a Rose Fer Blooming" (carol ar
ranged by Marryott) and Festival
Postlude," by Witmark.
At the am dawn service, Christ
mas Day, the musical program will
be as follows:
Tenor s5I, soio. Ave MAJ MARIA sa"'aSy BachGounod
Soprano solo. In the Lonely Midnisht:"
Anthem. 20 Little Town of Bethlehem"
contralto solo, 1.-The Virgins Lullaby
Anthem, .eesu pans,pe" Rssh Ysh
Anthem GLORY to God in the Highest,"
of,srtory; Mrs,,; ~ How sa1 Bright Appears the
Pos!!ade: "AslIeluiah Chorus" from DA'n
The solo quartet will be Esther
Cloyd, Ruth Kobbe. Robert Fergu-
son and James Magill; Herbert
Aldridge, director, and Flora Weber,
organist.
GEORGETOWN LUTHERAN
CHURCH, Rev. Harold E. Beatty,
pastor; Helen Albert, organist. The
following musical programs will be
part of the Christmas services to-
morrow morning and evening.
IL AM.
Organ prelude. "Hark. the Herald Angels
Professional hymn. "Joy to the World "'''
Anthem. Shepherds on Judean HILL"
Hymn. Come Hither. Ye Faithful ' ''''''
Anthem THE Christmas Message" Norman
Recessional hymn, "Hark. the Herald
organ 1'ip postiude. "Marche Maiestique,"
II PM
Organ prelude. 'Hark! Hark! My Soul"
silent t., Night" Light sung additionally BY in
Professional hymn. .'while Shepherds
w, Watched e !;a ThelI G,Is Elocks py Nisht' x
MiidTed Loss q and MsSss5ett. reilo1. 5@''
Emily Beck Petchel, Contralto soloist.
Midnight Clear"
Ashford
LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL
CHURCH, DR.. Carl G. Rasmussen,
minister.-Christmas music will be
featured at the morning and mid
night services tomorrow when the
following programs will be given.
IL AM.
Prelude, overture to Messiah" HandeI
Anthem. "Emmanuel' R Rossini
Carol before sermon), Sing We All Noel.'
York
Offertory anthem. For Unto Us a Child
Is Born" from The Messiah" Handel
Music for II pm. service: Prelude
"Jesu Bambino," Yon: carols by
quartet, double quartet and choir.
ST. MARKS LU T H E r A N
CHURCH.-The choir, under the d.
rection of Earle L. Phillips, organ
list, will render the following music
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
William S. Abernethy, minister;
Herbert v. Pate, director of music;
Thomas Moss, organist. The follow
ing music will be given at the two
services tomorrow:
IL AM
organ. Christmas Fantasy" Foote
Anthem. Sing We all Noel" "----- York
Anthem. "As Joseph Was A-walking"
Junior Choir.
(6] Dance Of the Sugar Plum FAIRY"
tc' Prayer. "Hansel and eTstel, -,
cn1stmas e Singing
Harts
Violin obbligato.
BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH
M. P. German, pastor; Allen F. Cook,
choir director; Florence c. Bailey,
organist. The vested choir of 26
voices will sing during the Christ
mas services tomorrow as follows:
Organ prelude. Alteration Cummings
Anthem That Glorious Christmas Morn"
Organ offertory. Christmas cfertory,"
Anthem, Peace Unto Men" Wilson
Organ postlude, "Adeste Fidelis" Whiting
Organ prelude. Moonlight Over Nazareth"
Diggle
THUS Saith the Lord - Miles
Glory to the King of Kings" - Thompson
Organ offertory. Silent Night" Kohlmann
Holy Art Thou" Handel
Organ postlude. "Adeste Fidelis" Whiting
CHEVY CHASE BAPTIST
CHURCH-Special music at the
Christmas services tomorrow will
be as follows:
nFsHSs Msrs
Anhs~ asT2 o, Ths asa Heavens Declare Msrehan ths
Organ postlude, "Hallelujah Chorus,
organ prelude. Alteration" Gaul
ehsrHs; ,Harf what SRs Mean Those H2iy i
ousptet. Shepherds Christmas seng
wemens chorus, Softly the stars Wsre
esoras eseone o sof Holy esSs ssht Adam xGn
Quartet In Stable Mean and LoWly;n
Chorus, Bring Torch Jeanette Isabella"
Organ postlude. Christmas Ma March" sA'''s''l
The solo quartet is composed of
Ruby Arnold. soprano; Mrs. Michael
j. Torlinski, contralto: G.. H. Whit
aker, tenor; Howard Moore, baritone
and director, with Mabel H. Test,
organist.
FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH
Christmas music will consist of the
following anthems, rendered by the
chorus choir: There Shall Come
a Star Out OF Jacob" by Harris:
christmas" by Shelley; Shine, o
Wonderful Star" by Soeghtig, with
incidental solos by Pearle Windsor
and John Ryan. The offertory solo
will be sung by Grace Richards,
THE Birthday of King" by Neid-
linger. At TIE evening service the
cantata, Babe of Bethlehem" by
Hamblen. will be given. Solo parts
will be taken by Dorothy Claspy
and Pearle Windsor and Earl Scott
and John Ryan, with Elizabeth Car
penter at the organ.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Edward Hughes Pruden, pastor;
HarWood Hall, minister of music.
Tomorrow morning at II o'clock
antiphonal carols will open the serv-
ice, sung by the Junior intermediate
and senior choirs, hidden from view.
Other choral numbers in the service
are "Gesu Bambino," Yon; ANGELS
We have heard on High" French
carol, junior and senior choirs;
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TAKOMA PARK LUTHERAN
CHURCH-Rev. j. Adrian Pfeiffer,
pastor.
Christmas will be ushered in by
three services, all of which will be
held tomorrow.
The first will be a service Of holy
communion, to be held at II o'clock
IN the morning. The second will
be a children's Christmas service,
which will be held at o'clock in
the afternoon. The final service will
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GEORGETOWN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, the Rev. John Bailey
Kelly, pastor-Tomorrow the music
by the church quartet and choir, un-
der the direction of Nancy N. Poore,
minister of music, will include: Pre-
ludes. "A Carpenter Is Born" ed
mundson) and fantasy on 20 Little
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GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH,
DR.. G. E. Lenski, pastor Christmas
music will be heard at the two serv-
ices tomorrow, the first at II am,
the second at 1890 pm. Music will
be furnished by the junior and SEN
ior choirs, together with q stringed
ensemble. Marian Ranberg will
serve as organist, Bessie G.. Ras-
mussen will direct the senior choir,
Margaret Wambsganss and Elmer
Cappelman will be in charge of the
juniors. The program of instru-
mental music on Christmas Eve will
be given by Marian Ranberg, or
ganlst; Louis Potter, jr.. cellist, and
Raymond Kassebaum. violinist. Ma
thilde Kolb Bartlett, assisted by
Walter Holt, will give an interpre-
tation of Silent Night" Special
soloist will be Charter Heslep, tenor.
Programs are as follows:
HAM
Anthem; Holy. Holy. Holy, pde. IOTd eed eae.
Anthem. ,ns,1 "Lo. How a Rose Fer Bloom '
onertory, ''Hark the Glad Sound dsesSries syfes
Junior Choir.
From 10:30 to II pm. instrumental
music will be presented as follows:
organ ES7o5 prelude 'sa,u Rhapsody on Christmas
INSTRUMENTAL ensemb,.---------- Lelster
|. christmas Bells Emo Rapee
2. "Jesu Bambino' Pietro Yon
8. Chorale. Zion Hears Her Watchers
voices from "Sleepers Wake" Bach
In the worship service beginning
at IL pm, the following numbers
will find place:
csndlelisht Wd1iax professional, "Joy to the :,
TeSGT ny Essjtsttve Psasit and ar. Comfort
49,, Charter Heslep.
Anthem. GLORY Laud and Honor"
essssns sslo bs:ds ssss tn,
Mstsds Ros e, slsst
ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH, Rev. Theo. p. Fricke,
pastor.-Christmas candlelight serv-
ice will be held Christmas eve, II
pm, when the following musical
program will be given:
PFslqss s ~ soe choral prelude Hil g. On q ,as: Hs:
THE Star in the East" c. Kriens
Gladys 8. Zinsmeister. orRanist.
Anthem. GLORY in Excelsis Leo
Ekman-Fy1e
Junior Choir
Solo, The Holy Mother Sings" Mckinney
Anthem "Gesu Bambino" --N Yon
Senior Choir
Offertory. "Pastorale." from the cantata
The Star in the East - Kriens
Anthem. Softly the Stars Are Shin,
ing -Torovsky
Women's Chorus.
Postlude. 'Noer' GriSon
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Beginning at 11:30, the choir will
sing program of Christmas carols,
which will be repeated during the
communion of the mass. The choir
will be under the direction of George
B. Cox, and Margaret M. Gauges
will assist at the organ.
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Joseph w. Herman, baritone. Vladi-
mir Vasa is the organist and choir
master.
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CHRIST CHURCH, 9Th and G
streets Sc. On Christmas Eve the
Midnight Mass will include, besides
the Communion Service by Eyre,
How Far Is it to Bethlehem" by
Godfrey Shaw and group of fol-
lowing carols: -Four Slovak Carols, /"
arranged by K. Koontz; Christmas
Song" arranged by F. Damrosch;
20, Holy Night" A. Adams.
The presentation of the above
carols will take place before the
service.
The anthem on Christmas Day will
be Arise! Shine!" by F. G. Maker.
The soloists are: Thelma Rice Titus,
soprano: Agnes Williauason-Cox
coutsslto; Edwin Singer, tenor:
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HOLY ROSARY CHURCH-At
the high mass at midnight and
again at 10:30 Emerson's Mass In
G" will be sung. "Adeste Fideles"
will be sung at the offertory, and
virgins Lullaby" and "Cantique de
Noel" by Adams will be sung at
communion. Christmas carols will
be heard before mass and the
Birthday Of the King" by Nord-
linger. and "Gesu Bambino," by
Pietro Yon, will be the recessional.
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ST. MARKS LU TIL E r A N
CHURCH-The choir, under the d.
rection of Earle L. Phillips, organ
ist, will render the following music
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Maunders Communion Service
"dloria Tibi.''
Maunders Communion Service
"The Nicene Creed"
Maunders Communion Service
"Sursum Corda."
Maunders Communion Service
"Sanctus." Maunders Communion Service
''Benedictus aui venit.'
Maunder's Communion Service
"Agnus Dell
Maunder's Communion Service
"Gloria in Excelsis'' (from "Seryice in
FD -. ---- Tours
Recessional hymn, "Hark! the Herald
Angels Sing" g"- Mendelssohn
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COVENANT-FIRST PRESBYTE-
RlAN CHURCH, DR.. Albert j. Nc
Cartney, minister-Christma mu-
sic will be featured at the services
tomorrow and Christmas Day. To-
morrow at II am. the following
music will be given:
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Adam Dudley Buck
Solos (tncfdentaD by Mr. Levins and
Master Shrieve
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CHEVY CHASE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, Joseph Hillman Hollister,
minister-The Christmas music dur
ing the II o'clock service tomorrow
will be as follows:
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II AM.
Organ prelude:
B "sTfsE ;.S, Forth. o se.uteou. H..venl,
From the Christmas oratorio Bach.
Pastoral Symphony from the ors;;
Pr9ss:;'Sas Sssss s|n. Msssis
ch95qs. sS53s Ss SSeTz e Ssa from shs
o!s5toTy folo. Aiieuia." from the Nioist:
Flynn "5ss!lssa e u! !asK;SP aofis Soprano
Chorus s9s1sr,o Hs5!siu';S @ S{ASFus iro% vs.
Hymn. 20 Come, All Ye Faithful"
organ postlude. "arand Choeur in D' 81
duilmaut
sP.M.
The choir will present the sacred
Christmas cantata 1.-THE Eve Of
Grace" by 8. Sebastian Matthews.
The organ numbers will be:
.l9s: Pae,uds: "snspherds in the Field" Mailing
Marguerite Groomes, contraito,
will sing '"The Virgins Lullaby"
from the cantata '"The Coming Of
the King" by Dudley Buck. Walter
Lund, violinist, will assist the choir
at both services.
Soloists for the cantata: Sopranos,
Mrs. Robert Stone, Mrs. Pinto, Mrs.
Wilkerson, Misses Jackson and Hill.
Contraltos, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs.
Groomes. Tenor, Paul Berry. Bassos,
Messrs. Gibbs, Fesser, Pettis.
HAMLINE THODIST
CHURCH-The special program of
Christmas music, directed by John
Marville, will be performed by the
large chorus choir, solo quartet and
organ at the morning service to-
morrow. The soloists are Ethel
Stickles, soprano; Mabel Flehr, con-
tralto; John Murphy, tenor, and Mr..
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ST. PAULS CHURCH, Rock
Creek Parish.-The celebration of
the Holy Communion will be held on
Christmas Eve at 11:45 pm. and on
Christmas Day at 10 am. The
services will be in charge of the rec
tor, the Rev. F. j. Bohanan, assisted
by the Rev. c. w. Wood. The pro-
gram of music for the Christmas Eve
service follows. and will be repeated,
(Continued on PAGE R-30
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.DUMBARTON METHODIST
CHURCH, Meta Craig Turkenton
director; Alma Grayce Miller. organ
list. A special Christmas musical
program has been prepared for the
two services tomorrow as follows:
II AM
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-05
Ma pHdG pTedkH.

Druzstvo kolonistG re Svo-
body v Karpatske Ukraine
koupilo dv1r Stet1n u Bavorovs
v jiznich Cechach. PGda bu'
de rozdelena mezi cleny, ktef1
81 ma Br1dku zffd1 nova hospo-
darska stavenf. TAX vznikne
modernf YES v tychz mlstech,
kde tficteileta valka obratila
trosky obce Stet1n a Lesko-
Vec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-05
J~achymovska hut Dude
ZruSena.

"Die Zeit" oznamuje, re ia
chymovska hut ma zpracovan1
uranove rudy byla pronajata
berl1nske spolecnosti Auerove.
Zpracovan1 rudy Dude pfene-
seno do modernfch podniku
spolecnosti v Berl1ne a jachy-
movska but Dude ~zrusena. La
zensky vyznam J~achymova pro
lecenf ma mfste Sc tim jenom
zvyS1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-05
V Pafizi zacaly vychazet Ges.
kosloVensks novInv.

V Paf1zi, Rue Bonaparte IL,
We starem s1dle revolucniho Cd
boje z let 1914-1918, vyslo
prvni c1slo ceskoslovenskych
novin, kterymi Dude francouz-
sky svet informovan O nasich
snahach a cflech. Pro toto CT
slo napsal Washingtonsky wy
slanec pl. Vladimir S. Hurban
projev.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-05
Pomer ceske koruny k ne
mecke marco.

Minuly tyden byla take pro-
vedena nova revaluce nemecke
fisske marky v pomeru k ceske
korune. Nynf jedna marka bu-
de Sc rovnati II korunam 70
halerGm, kdezto doposud to
bylo jenom 10 korun. Pred
tim Sc kurs marky pohyboval
libovolne cd 8 Kc az pres 10
&c.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-05

YAM mnOhO Srdecnych pOZdra-
WI cd zalmand. - Byval jsem
!. skoro denne S panem spravcem
nekdy i s pan1."
"Jsou vSichni zdravi?"
4: "Vsichni, slecno. Deticky ja-
ko rybicky."
"Jakou mali ted sluzku, ne
vfte?"
"Nemajf sluzku. Mali jen
nejakou zenu re dvora k poslu-
re a ma pranf. Ostatni prace
kona PAM spravcova sama.
Vsichni ma vas vzpom1najf. Mu-
sci jsem Jim stale O vas vypra-
vovati, hlavne detem."
"Noveho nenf tam mic zvlast
niho, vidte?"
"To v1te! Wee, ktera by V
Praze zustala nepovSimnutou.
zpGsob1 ma malem meste sensa-
Novy zvedavy piled Lencin.
Pan rld1ci pGjde Cd noveho
roku do pense. Ptal sc mne
take ma vas. Hlavne mattel
prllezitost pestovati zpev. Re-
XII jsem, re lepsi nez v Becva-
rech. A jeste neco! Ma jafe
Sc Dude rozsirovati hfbitov,ta tax
octnou Sc vsecky hroby sebe-
vrah6 V posvecene pdde a pf1-
buznl budou moci postaviti k
MIN nahrobky. Chtel jsem yam
to f1ci, protoze myslfm, re vas
tato zprava Dude zaj1mati."
Lenka sklonila hlavu: "Ano.
pane Bauere, velmi mne zaif-
ma. Dekuji vam."
Chtela pokracovati v ceste
do patra, ale Bauer il zadrzel,
fka: "Pockejte! Nesu YAM
take zpravy re Suchoran."
Zdvihla rychle hlavu a INA
telne pobledla.
"Nelekejte SCI" usmal Sc
Bauer. "Zpravy nejsou smut
! ne. Pan ffd1cf i jeho PAM jsou
zdravi a caste ma vas vzpomf-
nail. Mlads1 jejich hoch stu
duje stale jeste ma gymnasiu a
, pfinas1 pekna vysvedcenf. Dee
ruska chod1 do skoly mestan-
! ske a je Sc svym bratT1ckem
We meste." Bauer Sc odmlcel
a hledel Sc sibalskym dsme-
vem ma Lenku, ktera pred MIN
, stala Ease sc sklonenou hla-
YOU a osuSovala zasterkou oci,
do nichz Sc j vkradala VIII
kOSt.
"Slecno Lenko," pokracoval
Bauer stale sc usmlvaje, vim,
= o tom byste slysela nejradeji,
proto jsem 81 zpravu O mem
ponechal naposled."
Bauer sc Ease odmlcel a Len
&c Sc vhrnula krev do obliceje,
. ale pfece jen zdvihnuvsi hlavu,
hledela Bauerovi upfene do O.
T bliceje.
"Pan Bohuslav Pavelec neni
, V Praze. Dostal statn1 stipen-
dunn, ale s podmfnkou, re do
t konci studio ma vysoke skole
technicke We V1dni. Meska tam
tedy uz rok. Pan spravce Zal-
man rekl mi vsecko, proc jste
odesla re SuchoTan. A co YAM
/ ted pov1dam, vzkazuje yam
pan r1d1ci Pavelec. TAX, zp6-
sobil jsem YAM svou zpravou
radost? CO rikate?"
{. "Velkou radost, pane
. Bauere," fekla Lenka a poda-
: la mu ruku.
Gale pred PAM radovou ne
budeme o tom mluviti vidte,
: slecno Lenko?"
: "Prosila bych "a to-" rekla
Lenka.
: Stisknuvse 81 ruce, usmali sc
, ma sebe a rozeSli Sc. Usmev
EBauerdv vyjadToval spokoje-
most, Lencin vdecnost.
X.
DRUHA OBET
Do prazskyeh ulic padl PRIV
nj poprasek snehu. S MIN pris-
ly zachmurene dni a dlouhe
vecery. Nastala doba divadel,
koncert1, kabaretG a rGznych
podobnych zabav urcenych k
ukracen1 tech dlouhych vece-
RI pro ty, kter1 mali ma to pc
nlze a neved1, jak by takovy
dlouhy vecer prozili sami. u
rad1 kratili 81 vecery stale jes-
te hudbou a zpevem. Jenze
Bauer caste sc ted omluvil, re
vecer nepfijde Sc sym celem,
protoze jeho Santana bylo
ted pfedstaven1 kazdeho vece-
ra a jeho prftomnosti tam bylo
caste tTeba.
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sc 3cssnseJC,NreS

slOvil: "Leny, jste nejenom
vybornou pevkynf, nybrz i vel
mi krasne stvoTeni."
Lenka Sc ma neho neohledla,
nybrz hled1c 81 dale sve prace.
rekla nedbale: "To Sc YAM jen
tax IDA, mlady pane"
"Leny, jsem snad ia prvnf,
ktery YAM rekl, re jste kras-
na?" tazal Sc chvejicim hla-
sem.
"Ano, mlady pane. Ale ne
verim tomu."
Chvfli mlcel, potion Sc
zeptal S jistym rozcilenfm:
"Leny, mela jste uz nekoho
rada?"
Zasmala sc nucene: Gale,
to Sc vi! Celou radu osob, KITE
re mely take mne rady."
"Leny, Wy jste mela az vic
milencG?" tazal Sc il zdese-
ne.
Ted sc smala srdecne: "To
81 nerozum1me ,mlady panel Ne
mela jsem milencG. Kdo pax
by stall o chude a opustene dew
&c? Mela jsem rada jen oso-
by, ktere Sc mne ujaly v me o.
pustenosti, vychovaly mne a ne
zistne zivily, az jsem Sc mohla
zivit sama."
Zdalo Sc, re Gustav teprve
ted pochopil, nebot sc trochu
zacervenal rozpaky a Tekl vre-
lynn hlasem: "Odpustte mi,
Leny, mou otazku! Nechtel
jsem vas uraziti ami pohnevati.
Ostatne mic bych sc pri vasf
krase nedivil, kdyby sc ma pot
kanf zamiloval kazdy muz, kite
ry vas pozna."
Ease Sc usmala: "Dekuii
pekne! To by bylo pekne ma
deleni!"
Small sc tomu ted oba, ma
jlce stejnou myslenku, jak by
to vypadalo, kdyby Lenka mu-
sela stale vyposlouchati vyzna-
nj lasky.
Konecne vratil sc Bauer z
Becvaru. Hned prvniho dine
pc jeho navratu do Prahy mes
la mu radova ctvrtletni najem-
ne.
"Nezapomnel jste Sc vypta-
tt, proc nase Leny odesla z
BecvarG?" tazala sc radova,
kdyz byla financni zalezitost
odbyta.
"Nezapomnel, milostiva,"
rekl vazne. "Pan spravce zal-
man vypravel mi vsecko. Jest
to kus romanu, ktery tam to
devce profile" Radova ude-
lala zvedavy oblicej.
A Bauer vypravoval bez po-
blzen1: "Zamiloval sc do nj
lesni adjunkt. Umysl mel s nj
vazny, mohl 81 il witt "a rok
nebo "a diva, az by Sc byl stall
lesnlm, ale ona no nechtela.
Wal 81 to k srdci a zastfelil Sc.
Bylo il potion trapno, re je sta
lie predmetem pozornosti lid a
odesla proto dobrovolne."
"Proc 81 no nevada? Nevi-
te?" tazala Sc radova s neo-
bycejnym zajmem.
Bauer pokrcil rameny. Ne
rekl, re newt, ale nefekl take,
Re vi.
"Byl snad osklivF?" znovu
tazala Sc radova.
"Byl hezky a Swarm! myslive
eek" odvetil Bauer.
ALE to je divine" radova
Sc opravdu divila, "Snad me-
Ia rada nekoho jineho?"
Move pokrcenl ran,en bylo
il odpovedf.
"Leny je skutecne d.vna hol-
ka," m1nila Ease radcva, snazfc
Sc, ably Sc tato zajfmava vec ne
zamluvila.
INA kazdy zpnsob zvlastni
a sverazna bytost," prisvedcil
Bauer.
Seznavsi, re Sc O Lence ne
dozv1 cd Bauera uz mic, proto-
re nejspise o nj uz mic nevi, ra-
dova hovor obratila jinym SINE
rem.
"Z1castn1te Sc opet nasich
hudebnich krouzkd? V zine
to Dude pTijemne ukracenf
dlouhych vecer1."
Uklonil Sc, Tka zdvorile
"Kdyz 81 meho nepatrneho spo
lup1sobenf milostiva preje, bu-
de mi poteSenim."
Tehoz dine Lenka vraceiic
Sc z nakupu, potkala Bauera
ma schodech, ma plosine, kde Sc
schodiste zatacelo. = Pedal il
ruku a usmlvaje Sc ma nj, rekl:
Evening star., 1939-06-11

Happy reunion GeroId Mecohon. 5-mont old kdnop vcm
otter his sofe return to his mothers He token
his eorriose while Mrs. MeCrohon
shopping