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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-30
Loue Without Music
CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO

IN THE paper which contained
the story Of the death Of Carabell
Alderman and the possible explain
alton that the two death bullets
had been intended for another, one
statement stood out in terrifying
clarity to Linda.
1t stated that the charwoman
who cleaned the Bagley Offices was
the wife Of the night Waterman,
John Parrish, who had been on
duty. But that was not all.
Joe, the elevator operator, ex-
planned that he had brought Mr..
Parrish upstairs, but he had not
taken him downstairs. How, then,
had he gone to the first floor ? Why
had he avoided the elevator? Why
was the relationship between the
two elderly Parishes a secret even
to those who employed them?
The story implied that the elder
ly janitor and Waterman was to
be questioned again.
Linda let the paper fall She
knew what that would mean
question after question hurled at
a tired, white-haired old man who
could only shake his weary head
in denial. Only. If his wife was en-
ployed, too, why had he not told
about that, and why had he taken
such precautions not to go down
on the elevator?
The story explained that he had
been signed out on the book at an
hour before the coroner placed the
murder, and the writer insinuated
that he might have come down,
signed out, then let himself be TAX
en- up. secure in the knowledge that
he had given himself an hour Of
leaving in the book which would
protect him. Had he signed out in
front OF the elevator operators in
quisitive eyes he could not have
done that.
1t was foolish, Linda decided. Mr..
Parrish couldn't have done it.
But when the story of the muir
der continued to battle the police
department for three more days
and a solution seemed no nearer,
she noticed that the Parrish name
was figuring more deeply In the
case.
The musical comedy, Swing the
Chorus" where Ronald was wind
ing up his engagement, as was the
Whole cast, was sell-out. People
wanted to see him and hear him
because Of his indirect connection
with the case.
Linda was aware that some OF
the applicants who came to the
Bagley Office merely wanted to look
at hen She was glad one afternoon
when Robert came in. He looked so
strong and protective and brown
against the silver and white fur
nishings Of the feminine, realm.
II just drove down from my
work" he said. II thought you
might be able to slip away for an
hour"
oAillt ftIlllts Sllt Mdultu 10 ASK.
Where was she ? He seemed to read
her mind.
"Billie Anne sends her condol-
ences and she's flying back unex-
pectedly today"
Linda felt a swift and great re-
lief and was ashamed because she
did.
I'm winding up here soon and
taking a South American job" he
continued. But what about the
hour? Is II too much to ask?"
His gray eyes were serious and
unfathomable and Linda realized
with down-beat Of her heart that
she did not want him to go to
South America, that she did
not want him to follow the girl
named Billie Anne.
Il can manage the hour. she said,
and called to Hortense to look
after the switchboard.
She had worn a thin black dress
that day with q huge Peter Pan
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-30
ESCAPES TRAIN

Albion, Sept. 3O--AP- George
McCarty. former deputy sheriff,
got out Of his automobile Saturday
night just before a Michigan Cen
trai freight train struck il. While
the train was standing after the
ACCIDENT, Kennedy Stone, IS. suffer-
ed a crushed right foot when he
was caught in a coupling as he
tried to climb between two cars
OF the train.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-30
GAINING MONOPOLY

Alma. Mich, Sept 30 The
Brown family OF Saginaw is rapid
ly gaining a monopoly on Alma
College class presidencies. Ralph
is president OF the junior class.
Last week his brother Robert, was
named freshman class head. Both
are Student Council members.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-30
SeYbert Class Meets

The Seybert Friendship Sunday
School class met Friday evening
al the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Musolf and family where
they held a short business meeting
then a hamburger fry in the back
yard. Those present were Mrs.
Herbert Button and two children,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dunk and chill
dren, near Willis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl VANITY and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ora Heath and children, Mrs.
Edna Saffell, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Auten. John Foss. and Mrs. Frieda
Nichols and children.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-30
BIcYcLlsTs INJURED

Mt. Clemens, Sept. 30-Louis Ned.
son. IA, lnkster, and Richard Arm.
old, IA. Dearborn, are recovering
in st Joseph's Hospital, Mt. Glenn
ems, from injuries suffered Sunday
when they were struck by car as
they rode a bicycle near Richmond.
Elster F. Heindell. Detroit. whose
car ran into them, took them to the
hospital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-30
ENGINEERS MEET

Detroit, Sep. s0-AP-Approxi.
mately $50 municipal engineers
met here today Tor the 10th annual
public works congress, which will
continue through oct. 2. w. NJ.
Walker. Jr., Detroit commissioner
OF public works. spoke at the open
ing session.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-30
Honored on Birthday

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kuzma en-
tertained a large number of rel
atives and friends Sunday in hon
or of their son. Steve, Jr.. Ypsi-
larti, on his birthday. Mrs Steve
Kuzma, Jr., assisted with the invi-
tations and entertainment and serv-
ing dinner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-30
Annual Tea Enjoyable,
Parents, Friends Guests

President John NJ. Munson. Miss
Susan B. Hill. dean OF women,
James NJ. Brown. dean OF men,
Clemens p. Steimle, registrar, Mrs.
Florence NJ. Lyman, assistant TO
the dean OF women. and Miss Fran
ces Farnham. associate dean OF
women. composed the receiving
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-30
OakViIIe

CHICKEN SUPPER SUCCESSFUL
Oakvile. Mich. Sept. so The
ladies' Aid Society OF the oakville
NJ r. Church served a chicken sup
per Thursday evening at the church
annex About twenty-six dollars
was realized.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-30
ESCAPE INJURY

S. w. Augusta. Mich, Sept. 80
Dale Lyon and a friend escaped
serious injury Tuesday near Ann
Arbor when Mr.. Lyon lost con
troll of his car while turning a
curve in loose gravel.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-30
Attend Shower

Mr.. and Mrs. William Musolf and
children attended shower in South
Lyon Saturday night in honor of a
nephew, Arnold Musolf, who will
be married neXtweek.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-30
Released From Hospltal

Word received from Mrs. william
Mason at on City. Pa. was to the
effect that Mr. Mason was released
from the hospital there but would
not be able TO return home until
next week.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-30
E.l.C.E. TO Meet

The f. l.. C. f. is to, meet this
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ora Heath and family for
their business meeting and party.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-30
Held PraYer Meetlna

Thirteen members OF the Milan
Free Methodist Church held their
cottage prayer meeting az the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Zorns on
Tuesday evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-05
News From OakVille

Of Nj and Mrs. Charles Burget.
Marie Binger, Of the Ypsilanti
State Hospital staff, spent Monday
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stoll, st.
Clair Mich, spent Tuesday at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bur
get They had spent Sunday after
noon and Monday at the home OF
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Marvin Stoll. near Dundee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Collins and
daughters, Geraldine and Lee Ann,
Detroit. were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Williams.
Mrs. Kathleen Brabant returned
home Friday after spending week
at the home of her parents, Rev.
and Mrs Samuel Caddy Flint, She
was called there by the critical i'll
ness of her father and left him a
little improved.
Hover Meyers. near Milan, spent
Sunday afternoon at the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. Stanley Binicki,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-05
MAY CALL oREENeERG

Detroit, Dec. 5-AP- Outfielder
Hank Greenberg, mainstay of the
Detroit Tiger batting corps and
the American Leagues most valu-
able player OF 1910, may be drafted
in 1871 because of his low -order
number. Wayne County draft
board No. 90 revealed Monday that
Greenberg's order number was 62l
among $685. regisrants. officials
said the board must provide 400
men by June 80.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Bartelle. De.
troit and Mir. and Mrs. Stanley
Binicki were Sunday afternoon
guests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Zaw1CH.
Mrs. Frank Turczi, who is work
ing IN Detroit. spent Saturday and
Sunday vita her family here.
MI and Mrs. Roy Iorps and sons.
James and Harley. and daughter,
Dolores May, were after church
guests sunday at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Lecdy, near
Milan.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lee Sanford and
daughter, Annibel, and son, Richard,
Ann Arbor, were Sunday guests at
the home OF Mrs. Emma Sanford
and son. Kenneth.
Mrs. Belnice Zawacki and son,
Edwin. spent Tuesday afternoon at
the home OF Mi. and Mrs Stanley
Binicki.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph LeNssseur
spent Friday in Detroit
y Gusta Edith Burget and Jean Shell
from. near MooI6yille. spent Satur-
DAY night ana Sunday at the home
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-05
Presented Sweeper

Saturday was the thirty-siXth
wedding anniversary o. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Burget and they were
greatly surprised when their chill
dren presented them with deluxe
sweeper and cleaner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-05
10 MEET TUESDAY

Oakyille. Mich. Dec. 5-The Oak
vile Farmers Club will meet at the
annex OF the Oakville Methodist
Cnurch Tuesday evening. There
will be a potluck supper at o.
clock. The young people will have
charge Of the program.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-05

Yesterday Answer
~ Watch secretly
40. Household pet
La gaceta., 1940-11-20

nualmente este festival Y en- 81
mismo Sc elige una Reina. Has
ia el presente han representado
a la Sociedad las siguientes da-
|mitas: 1882, Carmen Torres:
1888, Berta Rodriguez; 1884,
Margarita Gutierrez; 1885, Ju-
liza Fernandez; 1886, Cristina
Gonzalez; 1887, Vicenta Longo;
1898, Rosa Alfonso; 1889; Obdu
liza Garcia; 1910, Consuelo Aiz-
puru. En- la fiesta del entrante
sabado sera elegida la del aho
l941. Aspiran a Ocupar el trono
las Srtas. Mary Gonzalez. hija
de los espoSOs Aquilino Coma
Elez con residencia en- el 23l4 de
la Gale Cordelia Srta. Olga Al
varez, hija de los esposoS Domin
90 Alvarez, con domicilio en-
Six Mile Greek y la Srta. One
liza Santana, hija de los esposos
Felix Y Ohela Santana, domici-
liados en- Ell 2SO9 de Central
Court.
La Und6cima Noche de Gala
sera amenizada por tres popula-
res orquestas: Bob Portion"
Francisco" y "%SibOney."
Los salones luciran un bello
adorno, per Angelo Greco.
81 listed no ha separado su
mesa, puede hacerlo en- la Secre-
taria general.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20
EN- Ell TEATRO CASINO


La S. de DGmas del c. EspaHOl
Esta eS la noche senalada por
las muchachas de la Secci6n lie
Damas del Centre Espanol para
SUI function annual, a beneficio
del Sanatorio.
Aver tuvimos la oportunidad
de p%resenciar ell ensayo final, ba
jo la direction de la primera ac-
triz Sra. Carmen Ramirez, Pode
mos decir que elias y ellos raya-
ron a gran altura.
La Srta. Olga Valdes, presi-
denta de la Secci6n de Damas,
nos di6 todoS los detalles.
A las 8:15 Sc levantara ell te-
lon y sc representara la come
ia para Tt Els FL Mundo."
Ell reparto de la obra es ell Sd
guiente: protagonista, la bella
Srta. Lolita Lado, que desempe-
ma ell papel de Amalia; Fere, An
Alvarez; Remedies, Per :
fecta Colmenares; Pill, Billie
Fernandez; Mqrcelina, Mayita
Lima; P .ro. Margarita Fer :
nandez.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20
Foot Ban Dance

Foot Ball Dance
Los chicoS de la Secci6n de
Recreo y Adorno del Centre AS
dirigidos pOr ell Sr. RAJ
miro Tamargo, celebrarar la no
che del jueves % Dia de Oar
.Gracias, una fiesta bailable.
Los preparativos lie han sido
'confiado a los j6venes Joe Ago,
Manuel Martinez, Luis H. Gar
cfa Y Mario Garcia. Estos j6ve-
mes preparan algunOs recuerdos
del Centre a los capitanes de
Foot Ball que asistiran al bale.
Esta fiesta ha sido denomina-
da FOOT BALL DANCE" y
comenzara despues del desafio
de los teams "Plant, y Hills
borough.
Esta fiesta termlnara a las do
ce de la noche Sera amenizada
por la orquesta ccmpleta de
Manuel Sanchez.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

Paquito, Ramon Alvarez; Pc
pc, Roberto Fernandez; Santos,
Mauricio Gutierrez; Bendaha,
Manuel Mendez; Telesforo, Mar
celino Garcia y Casinao, Tony
Blanco.
La sinfonia estara a cargo de
la or9uesta la Sonora" bajo
la direction del Sr. Victor Con
zalez.
La segunda parte Sc cubrira
con I'm extenso scto de varieda-
des, tambien por las muchachas
de la Secci6n.
Sc eScucharan cancicnes de
Cuba, MEXICO, Argentina, Espa-
ma y Estados Unidos.
Primer cuadro: canciones, por
Manuelita Fernandez, Elvira Pa
niello, Amelia Gonzalez y jose
fina Acosta.
Segundo cuadro: Canciones
por Carolina Arrange, Paquita
Escalante y Silvia Morales.
Tercer cuadro: Canciones por
Olgo Valdes, Angelica Alvarez y
Perfecta Colmenares.
Cuarto cuadro: Canciones por
Pill Esperanto, Billie Fernan-
DEE y Zoraida Lavandera.
Quinto Y 1ltimo cuadro: Can
clones por Carolina Arrange, Pa
quita Escalante, Amelia Gonza-
lez, Perfecta Colmenares Y Ell
vira Paniello.
Todos estos n1meros seran a.
companados por la orquesta LA
Sonora"
Los peinados que luciran son
creaciones del afamado pelu-
quero Evelio Valdes.
Precios para esta function: 35
centavos les mayores y % los
ninos.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20
AnRco Emer,zto

Nos enteramos hoy de que ha
.estado enfermo, pero va Sc halla
en- canine de un complete resta-
blecimiento, nueStro querido a.
migo Alfredo Gonzalez, presi-
dente de la Secci6n de Protec-
ci6n Y Auxilio del Centre.
Alfredo es un hombre honra-
do y muy querido en- la colonia
latina.
De haberlo sabido antes, hu-
biesemos dado la noticia a sus
numerosos amigos.
Todos en- esta casa, donde tan
to sc lie aprecia, formulamos vo-
tos porque recupere por compile
to la salud.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20

to de su tam, al desembarcar y
suS companeroS lie contestaron.
La semana pasada lie llevaron
a presenciar, en- una silla de rue
das, ell desafio entire Florida y
Miami.
LIE entreg6 ell estudiantado un
bouquet de dallas con esta ms
EN- las cintas "Hi-Ya
Paul. Welcome Home. Tampa
U. Student Body.
Reside Hance con su sonora
madre y otros familiares en- Ia
casa ndmero 1927 de la avenida
Fielding, en- esta ciudad.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20
Tirando Ell BaIon
Paul Hamce
IN

Regres6 anoche de Miami, por
avi6n, y Sc lie hizo un gran re-
~cibimiento, ell notable futbolista
Paul Hance, que hace algunas
semanas Sc lastimo ALI, jugando
frente a los Hurricanes. Los Es-
partanos y los estudiantes de la
Universidad de Tampa Sc con-
gregaron en- ell aer6dromo, con
su banda de m1sica, y lie oyacio-
naron al salir del aparato. Va
rias muchachas lie entregaron
flores.
Hance fue sacado en- una ca
milla v Aevado a la ambulancia
que lie aguardaba. Sc lie ha pues-
to un aparato de yeso y tendra
que levarlo por cuatro o cinco
semanas mas. Hance di6 ell gri-
La gaceta., 1940-11-20

Este muy estimado amigo con
tin1a enfermo y Sc lie atiende
con especial esmero en- ell Sana-
torio del Centre Espahol.
Centenares de personals lie
han visitado, interesandose por
su salud.
Vazquez fue vice presidente
del Centre Espanol y como je-
tfe de los Caballeros Leales rea-
liz6 una admirable labor.
LIegue hasta su lecho toda
nuestra simpatia y estimaci6ml
de siempre.
(Pasa a la 4a.)
La gaceta., 1940-11-20
sick, NERVOUS.
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La gaceta., 1940-11-20

cipal del Circulo Cubano, Ell sa-
bado 80.
Las orquastas LA Sonora,
con su cantante Rafae Artigas,
~ la Tropica," con Joaquin
Bareena, son los coniuntos lati-
nos que amenizaran la fiesta,
Seguiremos informando.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20
De Regreso


Despues de varias semanas
en- la capital cubana y provin-
cias de la Republica, regres6 en-
la manana de hoy Ell apreciado
galeno DR.. A. A. Gonzalez, acorn
pahado de su distinguida espo-
Sa.
Ell DR.. A. A. Gonzalez es direc
tor de la Clinica eel Bien Pd-
blico, Y probablemente mahana
volvera a hacerse cargo de sus
muchos pacientes.
Con estas lineas lie enviamos
nuestra mas cordial bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1940-11-20

Muy pocos son los dias que
.faltan para la celebration del
Cabaret Privado de la Clinica
"El Bien P1blico."
Tendra lugar en- la sala prin-
La gaceta., 1940-11-20
KIDNEY STAGnATI0l
lis WORSE THAN
: GONSTIPATIOAI


M oshss csvaa = yuw be6y 80
more iaportnneo thnn youg Ednega. -
- your kidnayu there ere nina minAeM
49, whfeh nue. work day and night
alter 0a fuads and kasD The eystam ~
frcm wastes, aeadn, pefnons whieh, y puus
mitted % rsmains may 0ue9 a1fle0 kt4n44
and hladdaE tr0ubloA
n = ne vonAar oa Aa4 NH1u4o
eitons nlls aes halls - slsan Out
Hdnayn. 50 II yuu aye trouhled WlD
Csting-Upfrlghta L4g Palma BachAa
N~rvo1n Hsadneha Dlnines ~ Los
Ererwy. dus y funetiomai kidney @sosaplus
- uDANs, tha fansouS hdnw Iuae4b
whiah aids Matpru - hush o4 ~ -
s.Ss- = litter IL Wastsb - pssvsna M4s
nsy stAgnaton.
KDANs n anas and maRnhia. xgm~
sands rsport sntiro natlsfAetiea- Iahua
eeeordinm % dlrsetiona, UDAN9 wD ~
-i~mdid rewuila. Try EDANG Buy ! "a
- apsulal Phss OnsR e. two bozu- un4
- IN. IL not natsfied. psluIn unopamn4
wS eR xouR Mo1Mx nAc&s
La gaceta., 1940-11-20

n you 1uaef from Rheumatic. inhh-
insuDsasivs ho@s Sseip. shs. shOssssds
ere using. Get paekass Of Ru-EH
Compound today. Mia Il viii . quaa
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pleasant. You need only 2 table.
Within 20 hours sometimes ever
nisht splendid results are
obI,lssd. shS ,Pains ds as
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nO,Ains @ ~ solf By
monsy.baek EusSsn.,s. Rs1Fs
Compound u tor sale and recon.
msndsd BY Good Dsustorn EvsrywAHs
La gaceta., 1940-11-20
Uad6cima Noche de Gala
en- ell Centre AsturiGmo

A nuestra vista tenemos LA
Algeria" 6rgano Official del Cen
tro Asturiano y de e. tomamos
algunos datos.
BESIDE ell aho 1892, la Socie-
dad Centre Asturiano celebra a.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02

no zivota, svoji radost a svoji
crloubu.
A zatfm dospival jeho synek
Plecity dial no ma realku v O.
kresnlm mest6 a pc ctyTech
studijn1ch letech chtel sc roz-
hodnouti o jeho budoucnosti.
Melo Sc to staff o prazdninach.
"Cfm bys byl rad, Jindri-
chu?" tazal Sc otec syna.
"Tatfnku, ucitelem jake ty,"
odvetil syn.
Plecity Sc smutne usmal.
TX tomu bych ii neradil.
Rika Sc, re kazdy ptak sve hnf-
Edo chvalf, ale ia muslin sve
haniti. Ucitelsky stav je new
decny. Nemohu ii podrobne
vypravovati CO jsem vse zazil,
nez jsem mel takovy plat, a.
bych mohl tvoji nebozku mat
ku uziviti. Byla to costa trni-
ia. Ale nezrazuji tebe. NASH
vsak opravdu chut jiti k uci-
telstvf ,musel bys ted vstoupi-
tt ma ucitelsky ustav; to jsou
ctyfi leta studif. Vedel bych
vsak o necem leps1m. Zrizuji
Sc ted move skoly, rfkaji jim
prGmyslove, jsou take ctyrlete
a absolventi techto skol mali
skvele vyhlidky prdmyslu.
Platy jsou mnohem vetsl nez u
kazdeho jineho odboru."
Plecity dokonciv, podfval Sc
zpytave ma syna. Jinoch stal
s hlavou k zemi sveSenou, pre-
mysleje o slovech otcovych. Pc
chvfli sc no Plecity zeptal
"Tak co? PGjdes ma 1stav ne.
DO do prGmyslovky?"
Jindrich zdvihl hlavu rychle
a odvetil rozhodne: "Do pr1.
myslovky, tatinku."
Tim byl osud Jindrich1v u.
veden ma urcitou drahu a pc
prazdninach odvezl Plecity sy.
ma do Prahy a dial no zapsat
do skoly pr1myslove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02
Loupezne pfepadeni ma silnici
pro 8 KS.

Pekafsky pomocnfk JOS. Blu
gala z Lysice byl zamestnan u
pekare We Varfne u ziliny, kan
denne dojfzdel ma kole. Kdyz
sc Ease nynf vracel vecer z pra-
ce domG, vyskocili pred MIN ma
silnici u Belle diva muzi, majlci
obliceje zakryte satky a s vo-
lanim: "Penize, nebo zivot!"
no strhli ma zem. Nez Sc vZpa-
matoval, odnali mu pen6zenku,
v niz mel jen 8 KS a niklove
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02

hodinky Kdyz vic nenasli,
ztloukli no a zmizeli v lese. Bu-
gala vsak jednoho z Mich Poole
hlasu poznal a udal to cetn1-
kun, kterf brzy oba lupice wy
patrali a zatkli. Byli to Leop.
Lastiak z Belle a Stepan olga
nix z Lysice. Doznali sc, a u
dali, re myslili, re Dude NIT IL
sebe penfze "a prodan6 pecivo.
Tyto vsak Bugala mimoTadne
pTedcasne odevzdal svemu "a
mestnavateli. Lupici byli ode
vzdani do soudni vazby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-02

Bylo uprostred zimy, kdyz
Plecity jednoho dine dostal do
pis cd Tfdfciho ucitele z Blat-
nice. Psal mu, re nahle zem-
rel reditel tamejsiho velkostat
ku Budfn, pohreb re ma byti
slavny a Re je zapotTebi vetsl
pocet pevc1. Dozvedel Sc, re
pan kolega je vybornym pew
Gem, pros1 no tedy, ably mu
svym hlasem pri tonic pohrbu
v%ypomohl. Ably tedy pozitT1
do Blatnice prisel, radeji o ne
CO drlv, ably Sc molly sbory
zkusiti. Plecity 81 umfnil, re
kolegovi vypom1ze. Byla to
sluzba kolegialnf, nebot po-
platky z pohrb1 byly tehdy
znacnym prfjmem Tfdicich u
citeld, kteTl obstaravali RHINE
sluzby pri kostele. Zarfdil 81
tedy vyucovan1 tax, ably Sc mo-
hi ma cely den vzdaliti a URGE
neho dine dosel ma stanici, wal
81 zpatecni l1stek a jel do Blat-
nice. Ucitel1 seslo Sc z okoli
asi dvacet, We skole zkousely
sc pohTebnl zpevy, rfd1c1 po-
dotkl, re pant Teditelova je sa-
ma vybornou pevkyn1, re tedy
must j1ti vsechno bezvadne.
Phi tom Sc mluvilo take O ne
bozt1kovi reditelovi a Plecity
Sc dozvedel, re podlehl mrtvi-
ci nejlepsfm muznem veku.
Pohreb, jak je ma venkove
zvykem, odbyval Sc dopoledne
ably knee mohl hned tax slou-
&iti msi. Pred desatou hodinou
odebrali Sc ucitele do zamku,
' jehoz prdjezde vystavena
byla rakev. Ia chvfli prislo
n6kolik knezf z okolnich far a
obfady zapocaly. Potion hos
podarst1 1rednici strfdave s L.
fedniky lesnfmi nesli rakev ma
hrbitov a vnesli il do kostela.
Konala Sc potion slavna zadus
nj mise, pri nfz ucitele ma kru-
chte p6li. Plecity stole u "a
bradlf kruchty, dfval Sc dolG
do kostela, kde v prvni lavici
sedeli prfbuznf neboztikovi 8
ieho vdovOu. POn6vadz vSak
kruchta nachazela sc v zadi.
kostelni lodi, sedeli Tide v lavi-
cfch zady Ike kruchte a Plecity
tedy nevedel: je to Marticka,
nebo nen1?
Ami u hrobu il nepoznal.
Mela oblicej zakryty hustym
zavojem, a potion kdyz rakev
spousteli do hrobu, placlc "a
kryvala 81 vdova oblicej kapes
nikem a Plecity zp1vaje stall
mezi uciteli opodal "a kTfzem.
Konecne zadunely hroudy ma
rakev, lid Sc rozchazel, tired
nici a ucitele odebrali Sc k
zamku a cekali tn ma pant re-
ably il kondolovali.
Kdyz pTisla a odhrnula zavoj,
Plecity poznal Marticku. Malo
Sc zmenila. Jenom oblicej je-
vii, re rada let minula cd tech
dob, co il videl posledne.
Stoupl 81 do zadu, ably Tada
ma neho dosla naposled. Kaz-
dy rekl vdove nejakou tn fra
81, jak Sc to delava a jak toho
vyzaduje zdvorilost, podal vdo
We ruku, uklonil sc a odchazel
do hospody, kde byl
pro 1rednictvo velkostatku OBJ
jednan spolecny obed ma 1tra-
ty pant reditelove.
(Pokracovani.)