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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02
DR.. !. c. Rumney Plans
Practice in YpSiIanti

DR.. I. c. Rumney. osteopathic
physician, will open an office at 509
W. Cross st. within the next few
weeks. For the past three years
DR.. Rumney has been supervising
physician at Sun.Diet Health Foun.
dation, East Aurora. n. Y, where
he was formerly resident physi-
clan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02

son to receive your suggestion that
you would like to have a yolun-
tary payroll allotment plan intro
duced The firms bank can sup
ply information about such a plan.
Note To buy Defense Bonds
and Stamps, go 20 the nearest Post
ONCE. bank. or savings and loan
association: or write to tho Treas
urer Of the United States. Wash
ington, D. c. Also Stamps are
now on sale at most retail stores.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02

AoANNA Jul Nh'
tai, about His
Royal Highness'
a bility as a
sale S m an OF
himself and the
British empire.
Even back in
his day as the
Prince Of Wales
he had a repu-
tation as a Won
derful spokes-
man, in foreign
m ark IS. for
John Bulls line
OF merchandise.
Il q s deVelnned
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02

DR.. Rumnsy graduated trom
Kirksville College OF osteopathy
and Surgery, Kirksyille. Mo. HS
is married. The couple have no
children.
Dr. and Mrs. Rumney will resid q
at 1906 Grant St. where they $
building a new home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02
Today's Horoscope

II you have a birthday today,
You may expect a sudden IN
heralded reversal or change in
affairs TO worry you. Business
affairs. generally however. viii
be quite good You may deal add
vantageously with agents and lit
erary matters. A high type Of in
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02

LONDON-UP- Foreign Secre-
tary Anthony Eden said in thu
House OF Commons here that
new British-Ethiopisn treaty was
under consideration.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02
APPROVE BUDGET

Detroit. Oct. 2-lNS--Commop
council here had approved an
$500 900 budget for the Wayne
County Road Commission.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02
ANnrds Of Misdnnn

Heroes in history seem to US
poetic because they are there -
But If we should tell the simple
truth Of some Of our neighbors.
II would sound like poetry &C
w. Curtis.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02

The first English teapots were
small because tea was new and
fashionable drink and was expen
sive.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02
SELLS 10 MINOR

Monroe. Mich. oct 2-AP FL
mcr Holloway 66-year-old grocer.
was fined S115 by Justice Clayton
G.. Golden Wednesday after he
pleaded guilty TO selling wine to a
minor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02

gla were the motives lndt hHI-
mated me. And the scene brought
back very wildly the years spent
in one during previous emer'
gency.
The general plan OF the present
hospitals is identical With the old
ones-a series Of wards, all one
story high, connected by covered
runways. To each ward is as
signed an attending physician or
surgeon, and on each ward one or
more nurses are on duty con-
stantly.
The laboratories for examina-
ton Of blood, urine, tissue, etc,
X-ray equipment, the surgical OPP
Grating rooms are all well-equipped
with thee most up-to-date apph-
ances. There was a thoroughly
modern set Of dental Offices as well
as ADEQUATE ear, nose and throat
and eye clinics in the hospital |
saw.
Physical Therapy
An especial feature is build
ing devoted to physical therapy-
baths, water treatments Of all
kinds, light treatment, diathermy,
massage rehabilitation exercises,
etc. This important field Of treat
ment is most necessary in con-
valescent treatment of sprains,
fractures, dislocations and similar
injuries TO which soldiers are
subject in the strenuous life OF
maneuvers.
/ was much impressed with the
character and professional quail
fcations of the medical officers |
met. They have come from re-
sponsible positions in private
practice, and many have been well
trained in specialties. Most OF
them naturally are young, but all
of them have had a year in
civilian hospital as internes, and
in most cases an additional year
as a resident physician, so they
are well-equipped in knowledge of
hospital ways.
At the hospital I I visited there
are regular staff meetings of the
doctors to discuss difficult cases,
and a weekly meeting at which re-
ports in medical journals of new
developments in all branches Of
medicine and surgery are dis
cussed.
was surprised to find so few
eases Of contagious diseases. That
was a constant problem with US
during the last war. 1t was largely
due, | believe, to the sudden min
Cling Of large groups of men from
different parts Of the country
these contacts set loose disease
germs to which one group has &C
CURED no immunity. In the pres
ent crisis draftees are indicted in
smaller groups, which cuts down
wholesale cross infections. There
has been some measles and mumps,
but not nearly as much as was our
experience.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02

LOSDON-INS a supplement
airy vote OF credit OF LOOT. 600. 900
pounds sterling .ttf000000.000) to
carry on Britain's war effort was
agreed TO in the House OF Com
mons Wednesday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02
One-NIinnie lest

I. In what year was the first
income tax IN the United states
passed?
?. How do grasshoppers hear2
8 What is the name Of the man
~ho Is known as the father and
liberator Of SIX Countries
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02

st. Luke, one Of the u apostles
became the patron saint Of painting
The old painters guilds were char.
tered In his name.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02
Gints on Etiquette

The reason for a broken en-
gagement is never given out; the
reason for postponing a wedding
is always stated.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02

It attributed 10 Ru sian sources
that the German cruiser kocm had
been sunk
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02
onc-Minute Test Answers

!. 1918.
?. In the abdomen. just be-
meath the wings
3. Simon Bolivar who liberated
Panama. Peru. Colombia. Vene-
zuela. Ecuador and Bolivia.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02

BERLlN-UP The oficial new
agency here denied reports which
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02

Apples lead all fruit crops In
value. With oranges second.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02
20 POUNDS OFF BY CHRISTMAS

20 POUNDS OFF BY CHRISTMAS
ID LEASE these diets that to eat Just the amount
The is important than what you eat
YOU will articles of food and others and carry
will lose from three to hve pounds
discomfort cravings of appetite-Dr Glen
denng. - ........,
Breakfast:
large orangepulp and all Pulp IS good Tor rougnage
One slice thin buttered toast
One glass skim milk Calcium and vtamns).
One cup black coffee.
Lunch:
me lamb chop-without fat (pfotelnJ.
heaping tablespoons spinach Cron)
One slice bread and butter
tablespoons sliced peaches Gron).
One cup black coffee.
Dinner:
heaping tablespoons cottage cheese
bal (vitamn c..
One-third head lettuce with lemon juice or vinegar.
heaping tablespoons red raspberries
glass skim milk.
l cup black coffee clear tea.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02
Fifty Years Ago

The douth broken here heavy rain and the
unparalleled September mgated 40 rain Of
had fallen before this month and the heat for
fortnight had been excessive,
Murray. formerly teacher the fourth ward
Medical department of the University
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02

tcllect may be expected Of the
child who is born on this date.
He or she will be automatically
and scientifically inclined. and
fond Of literature. but will be SUBJ
jcot throughout life TO occasional
unexpected changes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02
THEY SAY

London-Prime Minister Win
ston Churchill reveals his guide"
for policy and action.
There is only one duty, only
one safe course, and that is to try
TO be right and not to fear to do
or say what you believe to be
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

about rs people special meeting of The
Order o. Eastern Following delicious
candidates Banta Mary Ivah Manning
Austin, formerly Of Belle
Vile, transferred the local chapter
THEE hundred people the which has
tended the Teachers club at
meeting the high lunch John Miller
dent Of tho club Principal Grimes supt Erickson and Mr. omans
speakers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02
Observations
Old Question Bobs
up Again. "Windsors
TO Become Yankees ?
BY Charles P. Stewart

THE DUKE OF WINDSOR n
perhaps the worlds ablest publicity
man. All Washington's been talk
ing. ever since he and the duchess
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02

Los Angeles Senator Burton X.
" Wheeler charges that President
Roosevelt is reducing Congress to
a state of impotency:
What We are passing though Is
not q counter-revolution against
Naz.sm but a new deal evolution to-
wards dictatorship in the United
States.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02

Canton. O.--Rear Admiral W. H.
F. Blandy, chief Of the Nays
Bureau of Ordnance. voices conf
dence in Americas future:
Nobody in tho world can heat
an American at anything. once that
American has set his mind to the
iCh
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02

New York james NJ Wood,
president Of stephens College.
points out that the io.00oo00 wom-
en- Of America are victims OF an
educational astigmatism
We spend millions of dollars
teaching lawyers and teachers how
TO cure the ills of mankind, but
hardly a dime to train women how
to teach their own children"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02
Your Health

Yesterday I visited an army
hospital-the first one have seen
Of those erected IN the present
emergency. Curiosity and hostel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
Zapas.

Kdyz sci farmaT Ben Dick
house ma pastvist6 v Sank Cen
tire, Mimi, naskytla Sc mu po-
divana, jaka Sc naskytuje ma
lokdy. Ma passive stado krav
stale v kruhu a uvnitr toho "a
pasili byk a statny parohaty
jelen p~ravidelny zapas, jez 81
ce vypadal d~ramaticky, ale
zdalo Sc, re to- zapasn1ci nemy-
sleli do opravdy a zkouseli pou
re sve silly. Byk Sc rozehnal Sc
sklopenou hlavou a srazil jele-
ma k zemi a jelen vyskocil a pu
still Sc do protivn1ka ma ktereho
dorazel parohami, chteje jej
rozparat. Zapas trval skoro
hodinu a kravy pTihl1zely jake
nekde v ringu. Zapas ostatne
dopadl nerozhodne, nebot byk
Sc pojednou obratil a jelen pre-
skocil plot a ztratil Sc v lese.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
krajan Vondrak byla podupan
ieIenern

krajan Vondrak byla podupan
jelenem.
Riditel mestskeho ~zverince v
Clevelandu kap. Curley Will
son VIDAL uznan1 neznamemu
navstevniku Zoo, ktery zachra-
nil zivot 62leteho strazce Ed
warda Hagena, ktery byl po-
dupan 1O0O-libernim jelenem
Big Billem.
Hagen cistil betonove kory-
to lopatou a jelen byl asi hlu-
KEN upozornen a podnikl ma
neho 1tok. Srazil jej k zemi a
pocal pc mem dupati. kdyz ne
znamy muz pocal naval ruka-
ma a kricet a tax upozornil je-
lena, ktery Sc rozehnal prot
nemu a narazil ma drateny plot
a tim bylo Hagenovi umozneno
Jelen byl spoutan a byly mu
rezany parody, jelikoz pred Ri
nem jsou vsichni parohaci We
lice nebezpecn1. Kdyz mu jed
ma strana byla orezana, Bill Sc
nahle uvolnil, srazil k zemi 81
leteho krajana FIR. Vondraka
byl S potfzf odehnan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
Krajan Sc zastrelil.

V Chicago 45lety krejc1 Will.
liam Klimes Sc stfelil do list 2
revolveru. V nekolika dals1cI
okamzic1ch bez vedom1 muz
dodychal.
Klimes udaval, re Sc obav5
mozneho pobytu v 1stavu pre-
c~horomyslne a prav1, re kulka
je milosrdnejs1, nez pobyt We
zdech 1stavu. Zada "a odpus.
tent sveho cinu a dekuje sve
manzelce, re byla dobrou re.
nou a matkou. Stezuje 81 ne
ACCOMPLISHMENTS a prav1, re nj
KIDD svou rodinu nemohl mt
tax rad jake on.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
Znechutil Sc mu zivot.

Chas. Alexander, 35lety muz
z okoli Bassett v Nebrasce uci-
nil konec svemu zivotu stTeliv
Sc do hlavy v domove jeho bra
ira, asi 5 mil cd Burwell. Proc
to ucinil, nen1 znamo, ale mysl1
Sc, re jej k sebevrazde donna
ly rozharane manzelske pome-
ry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
zena nechce nosit zbran, proto
nedostane obcanstvi.

Y San Francisco, Kalifornia,
Anna Hermina Bauer pozada-
la o americke obcanstvl a jeji
zadost byla odmrstena, kdyz
odeprela pflsahati. re v pr1pa-
de potfeby nosila by i zbran.
Do Spoj. Stat1 prijela roku
1912 z Nemecka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
Dvojcata Sc narodila
kazde iinde.

H. Kechtorove z okol1 &C.
ring Sc minuly tyden narodila
dvojcata, ale kazde ma jinem
m1ste. Nejprv Sc narodil do
ma chlapecek, ale stav mlade
maminky Sc tax zhorsil, Re
bylo uznano "a nutne odveztl
il do nemocnice We Scottsbluff
Zde sc O tfi hodiny pozdeji ma
rodila holcicka a tax Sc jednC
dvoicete narodilo v Gering q
druhe We Scottsbluff.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
Krajan Tucek podlehl zransni
prede dyema mssici.

Josef Tucek, 38 rokd starry,
z Mayfield Hts, skonal nasled-
KEN zranen1 4. cervence. Po-
licie oznamila, Re byl tezce IRA
men nedaleko sveho domova,
kdyz vstoupil v cestu automo-
blu. Bylo to prvn1 tragicke
nestestf v one osade tohoto ro-
ku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
Zabit pri bouri.

V Moline, ILL.,, 66lety Robert
Berger, mattel firmy Berger
Coal and Express Co. V East
Moline, byl zabit kdyz vichfi-
ce zvedla shozenou navestnl
tabuli a vrhla il ma neho, kdyz
stall pred svou uradovnou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19

Smrt 71leteho Charles Stou-
ia z Chicago, byla zavinena,
kdyz pred nekolika dny spadl
S postele a prorazil 81 lebku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
Velky Los.
Fancouzky napsal XAVIER DE MONTEPIN. Praozl KAREL KADNER
XXXII.

cinema nejsou tedy 1pln'
stejna?" ptal Sc riditel male
zince.
"Ne, pane" odpovedel Jou
bert. "Oznamil jsem to ostat
ne jiz 1redn1kovi, u nehoz do
zvedel jsem Sc veskere podrob
hosti."
"V Gem zalezf rozdil jmen?'
"Dfvka, jig hledame, jmenu
je Sc Jana Marie; v knize male
zince jest vsak zapsana jme
mem Marie Jana. Myslim, Il
vsak ma tom mic nezalezf
dfte snad 81 spletlo jmena
jest to velmi snadne pochopi
telno. Nezbyva nez vsimnout
81 medaile, jsou-li medaile stej
ne, pax jest Marie Jana a Jana
Marie taz osoba."
"Proc jste Sc jiz nepresved.
ell, je-li tomu skutecne tax?
Mohl jste to udelati lined
kdyz .jste byl v Bonneuilu l
pradleny, jiz bylo dlte svefe'
mo-"
Joubert hryzl ST rty.
Zpozoroval, re riditel Java
d1 S MIN vyslech.
Nechtel-li uvaliti ma sebe po'
dezren1, nesmel Sc odchyliti oo
pravdy.
Ale, pane riditeli," zvolal
"kdyz vfte, re byl jsem u pra.
|dleny v Bonneuilu, pax mus1te
take vedeti, re nenalezl jsen
tam Mari Janu."
"Prav6 proto, re to- vim, o.
beslal jsem vas chci van
dati dGtku."
"DGtku!? Mne!? A proc?"
Proc jste mne lined nezpra.
vii o tom, CO Sc deje?"
"Mysl1m, re bylo to vec1 pan.
Ligierove mela YAM 1tek
sve sverenky lined oznamiti.'
"Nevedel jsem o nicem."
"Myslil' jsem, re We start, v
nemz jest ia d1vka, nemate ji5
moci mad nj"
"Jak mohl jste to- mysliti =?
Wy; jenz znate Sc tax dobre v
zakonech! Riditelstvf nalezin-
ce vykonava porucnicka prava
tax dlouho, pokud Sc sverenka
nevda nebo nestane Sc plnole-
tou."
Mate pravdu nevzpom-
mel jsem ma to-"
"Hledal jste uprchlou
pfisel jste il ma stopu?"
"Ano, pane, ale Buh vi, ja-
|j,akou dalo mi to praci."
"Videl jste Marii Janu?"
me 80"
"Proc ne?"
"Byl jsem vcera u nj. Bylo
mi sdeleno, re meska jiz cd vci
ra mimo dunn a re neni znamo,
kdy Sc vratf. Chtel jsem dnes
opet k nj doj1ti.
"Udejte mi adresu tie zblou-
die, pane Jouberte. Nesmime
pTenechati tax lehkovazne d1.
t6 samo sob6. AZ do jejf plno-
letosti name ma nj pravo - ne
stane sc jeste dlouho p%lnoletou,
Necht jest neb neni dcerou sic.
cny de Rhode, dame il uvezni.
ii. Chcete-li tedy zjistiti jeji
totoznost, muslte jednati S ma.
mi a ne S nj -. a zjistf-li Sc jeji
totoznost, pax odevzdame j
my matce.i Chci m1ti adresu
Marie Jany."
Joubert 81 pomyslil:
"NepT1jemna to wee! NJ,
ia ulicnice nen1 dcerou slecny
de Rhode =. necht jde tedy Ike
vsem certGm! Vsak ia 81 maj.
du jinou dlvku, jez nenf tax dc
bre stfezena."
Haste pax pravil:
"Zachovam Sc die vasehc
pranl, pane rldltell. Dlvka by.
dlf ma boulevardu Saint Niche
c1slo A."
Riditel zapsal 81 adresu q
pax sc taZal:
cod koho jste Sc to dove.
DELI"
God svIdce VAST chovanky?'
"Jeho jmeno?"
|. "Hrabe de Quercy."
"Kde bydlf ten PAM"
INA nabrez1 Bourbon cisle
|22."
"Dostane Sc mu zaslouzene
d1tky Dude m1ti stestl, vi
deli trestnfmu soudu!"
"Dovolil jsem jiz upozornit
|jej ma NONE nasledky linus
neho jeho cinu," pravil Jouber'
vazne.
"Dobre jste ucinil =. tim, IL
Ijste mas hned O vsem nezpra
vii, dopustil jste Sc vsak velkt
oLxrIxy
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
Prelozil KAREL KADNER.

4 CS444A0 S0J "
10 dedictv1 do ciz1ch rukou, ne
dostavi-li sc dedicka v cas-. Ne
mann mic jineho ma praci. Jest
vase chovanka tou dedickou?
Vec jest zahadna a da Sc toll
ko porovnanim medail1 zjis-
tit"
"Kdo ma medaili, jiz zdedi-
la slecna de Rhode cd pana E.
%stivala jak jste mi onehdy W.
pravel?"
"Ja!"
"Pros1m vas, ukazte mi j."
"Zde jest" pravil Placide,
podavaje rditeli pamatnf pc
nfz. "Jest, jak vidfte, stribrna
a ma til prohlubeniny, jez tvo-
ri trojhran. Nemohu il DAFT z
rukou; jakmile vsak budete mi
tt Marii Janu, tax pro mne
vzkazte jsem VAN k sluz-
bam."
"Spoleham ma to, re Pride
to-"
MAN YAM jeste necfm po-
slouziti, pane Tiditeli?"
me, m1zete odejfti."
Joubert pozdravil a odesel
We velmi zle nalade.
"Darmo jsem Sc namahal,"
pomyslil 81. "Za malo hodin
Dude vesela pradlena v dra-
pech riditelstv1. Jakmile uvi-
df medaili, poznaji hned, re
d1vka neni dcerou slecny de
Rhode a Dude pc vsem. Pravou
dedicku nelze naj1ti, muslin Sc
tedy poohlednouti pc jine, jez
by il nahradila. Cert vezmi tn
darebnici. Mari Janu! CO vsak
pov1m nynf slepe, ably Sc nesta-
la netrpelivou?"
Pohledl ma hodiny.
Bylo pul j%edenacte.
V tuto hodinu vsedala Marie
Jana S Jacquierem do fiakru a
|jeli do ulice Saint Honore.
Slecna de Rhode byla Cd vel
ra We stalem zimnicnem rozci-
len1.
Matka pocltala okamziky,
jiz delily il cd nalezene dcery.
Tereza sdilela netrpelivost
svojf PAM.
Verna sluzka prechazela re
salOnu do pTedpOkOie, iehoz
dvere nechala pootevreny, ably
lined uslysela, az p6jde nekdo
pc schodech.
Kazdou chvlli napomlnala
svoji PAM.
"Nerozcilujte Sc mi, slecno!
Jen budte klidna. Pochopuji,
re IDA Sc YAM cekani dlouhe,
jen jeste trochu strpen1 a Dude
VAN prano privinouti k srdci
drahe sve dfte."
ODE rozcilene zeny vypukly
pohnut1m a radostf v plac.
Tereza nahle vztycila hlavu.
Zdalo Sc il, re slysi lomoz ma
schodech.
Vybehla ma chodbu, nahnula
Sc pres zabradl1, pohledla dol1
a uvidela v prGjezdu diva pany,
doprovazejfci mladou d1vku.
Poznala lined Jacquiera.
jenz powell hlavu k nj a pTi-
vetive j kynul rukou.
"Pojd'te rychle pojdte!"
volala Tereza chvejfclm Sc hla-
sem.
Vratila Sc letmo k slepe do
salonu jasajic:
"Jiz jdou, slecno! Jdou! Jiz
jsou zde!"
A kvapila znovu Ike scho-
dun.
Jacxuier, Bonichon a Marie
Jana stall ma prahu.
Mlada dfvka byla bleda a
chvela Sc rozcilen1m.
"Rychle, rych1e, vejdete!"
pobizela Tereza. 20, jak bu-
de ma draha PAM stastna!"
Uchopila MARI Janu a JAG
quiera Ia ruce a vedla je do sa-
lonu.
Bonichon Sci Ia mimi a pri-
vrel Ia sebou dvere, nevsfmaje
81 vsak. zapadly-li do zamku.
Slepa vstala a rozepjala v
zimnicnem zaniceni naruc.
VykTiky: "Ma dcero!" -
"Draha matko!" ozvaly sc sa-
lonem.
Marie Jana vrhla Sc do ma
ruce slecny de Rhode a tato vi
nula k srdci nalezene d1te, pro-
levajic vTele Shy.
Pc celou chvili nebylo slyseti
nez radostny plac obou zen a
horoucf jejich polibky. !.
INA dcero- ma dcero!'
pravila Pavlina de Rhode, kdy2
pc p~restalem pohnutl byla s to
IN N--l-Z4s IL
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19

sc dokazuje zfjeme, re yam n$
lei dedictvf hrabete de Rhode
Nezapomnela jste, re ucinils
jste mi slib, mile dfte?"
"Slibila jsem, re dam van
100000 frankG, jakmile obdr.
zim penfze, jez pripadnou m
dedictvim."
"Nezapomnela jste tedy?"
"Pfipravil jste listinu, ji2
mann podepsati?"
"Ano, jest to darovac1 listi-
ma, jiz must potvrditi vase mat
ka jakozto p~orucnice svym pod
pisem."
"Jsem pTesvedcena, re to
milerada ucinf -. jest YAM "a
jiste z te duse vdecna."
Zde jest listina; prosfm, pre-
ctete 81 j."
tx cemu bych to cinila? Ne
vyznam Sc v podobnych We
czech ostatne mann We vas
1plnou dGveru a nezaopa-
tTfte-li mi jm6nf, pozbude u
psanf bez toho veskere platnos~
tt; pax mGzete 81 do neho zao-
baliti kolace pro deti, ba ami to
ne jest pT1lis neohebny!"
smala Sc byvala pradlena.
"Mate pravdu! Jste velmi
dGvtipna! Veru! =. pfisved-
Gil il lacquer vesele, klada
pred nj pTipraveny 1pis.
Go nam napsati?" ptala Sc
dfvka.
"Napiste SEM: "Platf 1OO.-
900 frankG."
Marie Jana napsala zadana
slova velkym, nestejnym pfs-
mem beze vseho pravopisu.
"Nynf Sc podepiste," fekl
lacquer.
Jake jmeno mann napsati?"
"Jmeno sve: marie Jana de
Rhode"
"Jak pfse Sc, Rhode?"
"R-h-o-d-e - carka ma e."
"Zde to mate Udelala
jsem to- pekne, COZ"
"Vyborne! Dekuji vam,"
pravil lacquer, skladaje pode-
psany 1pis. "Zitra budete sta
stnou a bohatou, slecno!"
PAM Ligierova, pradlena V
Bonneuilu, neoznamila utek
Marie Jany riditelstvf domu
nalezenc1. V celem okol1 Sc
vsak O tom mluvilo a tamejs1
marie uznal "a nutno udati vec
policeinimu komisaTi; tento
zv6d6v, re jde o neplnoletou
sv6Tenku domu nalezencu, do
psal asi "a ctrnacte dn1 te We
ci Tiditelstv1.
Pradlena byla povolana do
PaTfze a podrobena fiditelem
prisnemu vyslechu.
Byla il ud6lena pTisna dut-
ka a pohrozeno trestn1m SOU
dem pro jejf liknavost pri do
zoru mad sverenkou ~ustrasena
vratila Sc do Bonneuilu.
Jakmile odesla, napsal Tdi-
tel kratky list a dial jej donesti
do ulice Geoffroy Marie S ma
Tfzenfm, ably posel pfivedl pa
ma Placida Jouberta sebou ma
riditelstvf, zastane-li jej donna.
Ia hodinu vratil Sc posel S
vyrizenou, re zanechal tam
list, ponevadz pan Joubert ne
byl donna.
PIacide obdrzel list teprve,
kdyz vratil Sc vecer o jedenac-
te domG.
Mrzutost a nepokoj mad ne
milou zpravou nedaly mu spati
a nebylo jeste AMI devet hodin
rano, kdyz dial Sc ohlasiti ridi-
tell domu n~aleZencu.
"Velmi netrpelive jsem vas
cekal, pane Jouberte," vital Jej
tento. "Jak daleko dospelo va
Sc patran1 pc nasi chovance
MARI Jane?"
"Jsem skoro u Gle, pane"
"a jest Marie Jana skutecne
dcerou slecny de Rhode?"
Joubert sc zalekl Co me-
la znamenati tato otaZka?
Bylo snad jiz znamo, re jest
mlada pradlena matce sve upl-
ne CHOU?
NASH snad pravou jejf dee
ru?
Nastrazovali mu past
Lee mohla jej uvesti do vel
mi nepT1jemneho postaven1.
Musil sc chovati a mluviti
velmi ostrazite.
"Nemohu to jest6 uricte tyr
diti," odpovedel Joubert Tidi-
tell.
Jake! NemGzete to tvrdi-
ti?" zvolal tento. "Coz jste mi
prav6 nefekl, re jste skoro u
oSloOO
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-11-07

One pound of Brussels Sprouts
when trimmed and cooked, yields a.
bout three cups of sprouts. Serves
four or five.