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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Boxes Like Pictures

Tucked away in West 48th
street is the World Theater. a
tiny cinematic citadel. which l
haven't visited for many months
but when l did / was impressed
by a tier of boxes which looked
just like some pictures l had
seen in books-only the boxes
in the pictures had been filled
with Flemish burghers and their
stif-capped. prim wives.
These boxes in the World The
alter were part Of the house when
il was Charles Hopkins famous
Punch and Judy Theater OF an
other era.
They served their purpose
then and some important per-
sonages occupied them.
Now they are retained merely
because it would be too much
trouble TO remove them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
What Is 1t
That Makes
~SOng Hit?
BY LOUIS sOBOL

CUNDAY porridge: We drifted
~ from war talk TO a discus
sion of songs and son-ttles.
One of us claimed that the
melody was the heart and the
soul--another that a mediocre
tune could be carried If the
lyrics were contagious enough.
Some one said that more i'm.
portant was a selling title.
A short. pertinentSt itle--to
catch the public's eye and fancy.
This brought the wrangle
around TO titles-was a short
one preferable TO a long one?
Finally, Irving Berlin, who
should be an expert on the mat
ter, recalled an old-time dispute
between songwriter AL Bryan
and the witty Solly Violinsky---
Solly unfolding the punch OF the
short title.
Bryan pointed 10 the success
OF many of his long-titled songs.
IL cleaned up" he said, with
one-T Didn't Raise My Boy
10 Be a Soldier Tell me, how
would you put that title into one
or two Words"
Easy" insisted Violinsky.
Don't Co"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
They are not tough.
They are not flippant.

They are not tough.
They are not fippant.
The vamps technique is all
her own. Her job is TO get a
good man on the wrong path
and then throw in some old
used banana peels.
If he manages 10 get back up
on top it's only by the grace OF
Providence and the scenario
writer's ingenuity.
At the Fox this week we
have Rita Hayworth doing the
dirty work in BLOOD and Sand. =
In the Valentino version Mia
Naldi was the subversive agent
who threw the matador all
around the ring.
She was gorgeous, according
10 the lights of 1922. but she
couldn't hold a roman candle to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Two From Movie

Alvino Rey'S latest Bluebird
offering is two tunes from the
movie The Great American
Broadcast" wv ERE. YOU
ARE" and Il TAKE TO YOU"
Another Crosby disc has Just
been released by Decca. This
time Bing goes Hawaiian with
'P A r A Disc ISLE" and
~,"aA4OH.%4kUU ,EPO ALOHA.
Classical Considerations:
Although for years rite aSfens
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

Goodman Ace is around town
telling this silly:
Two horses are in the midst
OF heated argument. One horse
says:
IL tell you, our boss Is mixing
bad corn with our oats and It's
making me sick"
The other horse says:
Don't be silly. What won
want to he doing that for"
Suddenly. a dog who has bee"
asleep in the adjoining stall,
growls;
What's the matter with you
fellows: Cut that squsbbling
and let me sleep"
The horses look al each other
and one whispers in great awe
T-oOk--a talking dog
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

going 10 have a new deal and
the day may come when the
villain in the piece is going 10
be considered absolutely HARM
less unless he has a companion
with yard Ion & eyelashes. a
sneering mouth and low-cut
decolletage to help him out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

delSsohn FIRST PIANO CON-
CERTO the G-minor has been
used, or rather misused, as a
practice piece for aspiring young
pianists. you will be undoubtedly
happy 10 find that Jesu Maria
San Roma, we'll known Latin
pianist artist and official pianist
with the Boston Orchestra, has
gotten together with Arthur
Fielder and the Boston Pops"
Orchestra. which includes al
most the entire personnel Of
Maestro KousSevitSky's outfit,
and they have put new life in
This war horse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
BY CHARLES GENTRY

rENHE biggest comeback in
Il Hollywood in the last 10
years Is being staged. not by
any one individual, but by a
type"
THE vamp" is coming back.
True, she's a little more stream
lined and her costumes are diff
ferent style. but she is no less
seductive and destructive for all
OF that.
Men gasped and women made
their husbands look the other
way when the Nita Maids. the
Theda Baras and the Betty
Blythes turned on the heat.
For a long time the vamp was
as much a part OF any picture as
the prop snowstorms. or the
phoney scenery.
A film without a vamp simply
wasn't a moon pitcher"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Refreshing Revival

After hearing this brilliant
new recording on Victor, you
will realize that you cannot refer
10 this delicate and enhancing
work, which MendelSSohn wrote
when he was only q years old.
as hackneyed. This is a refresh
ing revival Of a work which has
been played 10 death.
Arthur RodZlnSki and the
Cleveland Orchestra have pre-
pared a single disc for Columbia
Of the "ROSENKAVALIER"
waltzes, perhaps the most en-
trancing in the world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Piano Pupils

PUPILS OF Edward Bredshall
will appear in a piano recital az
$50 p. m. Tuesday and on FRI
day at $50 Evelyn GurWtch viii
present her pupils in recital
Both recitals will be held In the
Art Center Music School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Eveninq Musicale

DR.. ALLIE d. ZUIDEMA of
the Detroit Institute of Musical
Art viii give an evening mu-
scale IN the Jefferson Avenue
Presbyterian Church. DUdge
Chapel on Thursday at Sis d. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

BERNICE AND HEINRICH
VAN HUSEN will present a
group OF piano students in a
recital in the lecture hall Of the
Art Institute next Sunday at
3 %. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Simmer Waisflines

The customers wanted their
money back unless they got
their fill OF heaving signs, sultry
looks and long-run caresses.
The 1871 group Of sirens has
simmer waistlines and crispy
figures, but you can tell by their
long earrings. they're up to no
good.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Music Study

FLORENCE ADAMS Nc
KINSTRY will present pupils In
a demonstration OF the Dunning
Course Of Improved Music
Study. Thursday at $50 p. m.
in the Crosse Pointe Memorial
Church House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

WYiNn0TTr-wyaBdetts Mich. ~
NJ, ,a'y , Or 40 p |. crc.ey !.
KIT CARSON" Great western Epic.
WYAND0TTE-MAJESTICo@sw.s y. ! es.,.s Z
J. withers. y. Rogers. GOLDEN nOoRa.s
"HORROR ISLAND" with Dtck Yoran-
IV0IIR-fsress - Mf. kiisstt- ff- ioss -
I~on Natinss ISIS y n.
OBTAINING 0tT LOUD" lam = AhDsS.
Evening star., 1941-12-01
Georgetown U. Forums
Will Beqin Tomorrow

First Of q series Of public forums
on The Reconstruction of the
Western World" will be held at
Georgetown University at 8 pm. to-
morrow under the auspices of its
graduate school,
DR.. Herbert Won Beckerath, pro-
fessor of economics at Duke Uni
versity. will lay the basis for the
succeeding conferences with an
analysis Of the present transitional
state of the Western world. A pub
lie discussion will follow his ad-
dress.
Sessions of the Georgetown Forum
will be held on alternate Tuesdays
In the Copley Lounge on the
campus. They will continue through
March II.
The Rev Wilfrid Parsons, S. j.,
formerly dean of the Georgetown
graduate school and now on the
faculty of Catholic University, will
be the speaker December is. He
will then discuss the Political
Fundamentals of Reconstruction in
the Western World"
Other succeeding sessions will be
addressed by Prof. George A. Briefs,
Prof. Josef Solterer and Prof Thor
kerekes, all of the Georgetown fac
ulty; the Rev. John P. Delaney,
S. j.. OF the Institute of Social
Order. New York City. and Prof.
Olgerd P. Sherbowitz- Wetzor and
the Rev. Stephen McNamee, S. j.,
Of Georgetown University.
The graduate school has con-
Quoted similar forums in Washing
ton for several years. Sessions are
open to the public.
Evening star., 1941-12-01
foxhuII Citizens Call
Civil Defense Meetino

A meeting of the citizens Of Fox
hall, Colony Hill and Dumbarton to
discuss plans to set up q local de-
tense group will be held under the
sponsorship of the Foxhall Citi-
zens' Association at St. Patricks
Church, Foxhall road and Green
wich parkway NV, at 8 O'Clock to-
night.
mo one knows whether 1t will ever
become necessary to use q home
defense group for the protection Of
our homes and families" Henry H.
Surface. president of the associa-
ton, said in calling the meeting
If such need should arise, we
would be in a most precarious posi-
ton II We have done nothing to
protect ourselves in the event Of an
emergency. Our community, To-
Gated near the reservoirs, the river
and on . main air lane, Is perhaps
as vulnerable as any other section
Of the city Of Waslnngton.'
Evening star., 1941-12-01
Municipal Law Officers
Meet Here This Week

Three days Of discussion of such
important subjects as defense and
taxation will make up the program
Tor the annual meeting of the Ma
tional Institute of Municipal Law
Officers. to be held at the Mayflower
Hotel Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day
Mayor La Guardia and other
prominent officials will take part,
The speaker at the annual dinner
at 7 pm. Friday will be Col. Louis
L. Roberts, commander of the 139th
Field Artillery. on leave as city at
torney Of Evansville, Ind.
To start of the program, Corpora
ton Counsel William C. Chanler of
New York City, president of the
institute, will give a review OF the
organizations activity during 1941.
The meeting then will proceed with
both morning and evening sessions,
The speaker at the first luncheon,
scheduled sfor 1890 pm. Thursday,
will be 9lobert Patterson, Under
secretary Of War.
Evening star., 1941-12-01

reau, becomes JohD J. Cersen.
associate director, concerned pri-
marily with the unemployment COM
pensation functions of the bureau.
Oscar C. Pogge, assistant director
Of the Bureau of Old Age and Sur
vivors Insurance, is made acting
director.
Mr.. McNutt explained that since
Inauguration of the defense pro-
gram activities of the United States
Employment Service have increased
In October there were approxi-
mately $4,000 placements, as COM
pared with about 350000 in May,
1910, he said. The F. S. A. head
pointed out that more intensive
efforts by the employment service
will be necessary as expanding de-
tense production increases Short
ages of skilled labor.
Hereafter. Mr.. Clague's duties will
include exploration of ways and
means Of improving and extending
the present system in order to pro-
vide more adequate protection, 1t
was announced.
The new arrangements will not
entail changes in the divisional set
up within the bureau, Mr.. McNutt
said
Mr.. Corson has been associated
with administration of the Social
Security Act from the beginning.
He was named assistant executive
director when the Social Security
Board was established and served
in that capacity until March, 1898,
when he was designated director OF
the Bureau of Old Age and Sur
vivors Insurance.
He entered the Government serv-
ice in 1884 as director Of the Ma
tional Recovery Administration for
Virginia and later was appointed
assistant director of the National
Youth Administration.
Mr.. Corson is graduate of the
University of Virginia and a mem
Der of the American Economic As
sociation, American Political Science
Association and Virginia Social
Science Association.
Evening star., 1941-12-01

rector OF the
Bureau of Old
Age and Sur
vivors Insurance,
becomes director
of the Bureau OF
Employment Sc
curity and Is
made respon-
sible for oper-
alton Of the
United s tates
E m pl oy m ent
Service.
Evan Clague,
present director
of the latter bu-
Evening star., 1941-12-01

Corson Put in Charge
Of u. 5. Employment
Service by McNutt
Other Changes Made
In Social Security
Boord Assignments
Boord Assignments

Federal Security Administrator
McNutt today announced shift
in Social Security Board assign
ments by which John j. Corson, di-
Evening star., 1941-12-01

Outfit consists of Official hat,
shirt. breeches, belt, stockings,
combination color neckerchief.
Buy your gift for the Boy Scout
from Washington's largest Of
fetal Boy Scout Department.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26

Adrien pTivazal 81 kapesnlm
satkem mekky plsteny svGj klo
bouk, ably mu jej vftr neodne-
81 a special k sve LODGE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26

NaSel mezi mimi dopis cd
notafe Davida, jenz jej prosil,
ably Sc co nejdTfve z~astavil v je-
no kancelari.
Timed Sc tam odebral a notar
ukazal mu velmi zaj1mave psa-
nj cd sveho kolegy v Alzfru.
PozGstalost byla projedna-
ma.
Dedictvf obnaselo ne cele tri
a pill milionu tedy mno-
hem vice, nez Joubert Sc dom
n1val.
Poplatek obnasel 422.OOO
frankG.
"V den, kdy Dude We vasf
kancelari podepsana svatebnl
smlouva meho syna Leopolda
Sc slecnou Janou Mari1 de
Rhode, vyplatim yam dedicny
poplatek, pane Davide," pravil
Placide.
"O!... Rozum1m!" usmal Sc
notaT. "Hral jste velmi doved-
ne 49,"
"Zde die techto poznamek
racte pTipraviti svatebn1 smlou
w." pravil Placide, podavaje
notari list, jejz vynadl re "a
pisn1ku. "Az budete mfti kon-
cept hotovy, dejte mne zavola-
ii proideme jej spolu, nez
nap1sete svatebn1 smlouvu ma
cisto -"
Joubert sci cd notare Ike sn1-
DAM a pax chystal Sc k navste-
We ma ostrove Saint Catherine,
nelekaje sc ami dost malo ma
sledk6 hrozneho sveho cinu 49,.
Jiz cd sameho rama trapily Sc
Klara i Josefa strachem a des-
nou nejistotou.
Kdyz totiz veSla Josefa v OBJ
vyklou hodinu rano do pokoje,
naSla loznici prazdnou po-
stel rozhazenou a dvere otevfe-
ny.
S pocatku Sc tim neznepoko-
jovala; myslila, re slepa, ktera
Sc jiz dosti dobTe vyznala no.
vem okol1, casne vstala a vysla
81 do zahrady.
Vysla tedy ven, ale veskere
jejf hledani a volanf bylo mar
ne.
Zahrada byla pusta -.
Josefa vrativSi Sc do loznice
vsimla 81 teprve nyn1 Ike svemu
zdesen1, re saty slepe lezely ma
zidli, jak je byla ma vecer svle-
kla.
Co mohlo Sc asi prihoditi 49,.
zajiste nejake ~nestest1!
Sluzka bezela vzbudit mia
dou d1vku a Tekla j, re matka
jejf zmizela.
Zdesena Klara Sc rychle O.
blekla a spechala Sc schodG.
Strach a nevyslovna 1zkost
svfraly il prsa.
S Josefou prohledala znovu
dun i zahradu, az dostaly sc k
bfehu Marry.
Tu Klara nahle zdesene vyk-
Tikla.
SpatTila ma krovine, nahyba-
j1c1 sc mad vodou viseti kousek
bile latky odtrzek z mattel
ma nocn1ho roucha.
"Zde, zde!" septala ukazu-
JIG ma kousek latky.
Josefa Sc sehnula. sejmula
latku S vetve a podala il Kla-
re.
Ma dtrzku byly vysity zaca-
tecnf p1smeny jmena slecny Pa
vliny de Rhode.
Kdyz je mlada dfvka zahle-
ola, vydral Sc zoufaly vykrik z
jej1ho hrdla.
20, ia nestastna!" za1pela
bolestne. "Matka ma Sc uto-
pila matka ma jest mrt-
V div6m bolu pobfhala jake
sflena pc bTehu Teky, hledic Wy
tfeStenym zrakem do kalne vo-
dy.
Marina vsak zachovala Verne
sv6 tajemstvf -.
"Musfme o tom zpraviti -. "
pravila konecne Josefa zalost-
ne.
"Koho?"
"Pana Jouberta."
"Ano mate pravdu
Bette ma telegraph Trad
Necht pan Joubert lined prij-
de Doufam jedine v ne
no 80"
"Coz kdybych to take hned
oznamila cetnictvu? ...'
me 49,. ne F.. necht Pride
drive pan Joubert on van
pak pow, co mate ciniti 80"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26

panovalo hluboke ticho.
Matka i dcera byly pohrou.
zeny v hluboky spanek.
Slepa, omamena silnou dav-
kou uspavajfciho leku, musila
81 ulehnouti drive nez obycejn6
a divka seslabena vysilujfc1m
1cinkem hrozfcf bouTky, usnu-
la unaven1m.
Byla ash jedna hodina, kdyz
Placide stanul u sve lodky.
"Jest jest6 prflis casne," Sep
tai ukryvaje Sc pod siroko roz-
vetvenou vrbu. "Bl1z1c1 Sc
mi nepTekazf naopak Dude
mi prospesnou
"Naslouchaje blfzfcimu Sc
hTm6nf, trp6live cekaI.
V1tr val cd Creteilu a Placi-
de slysel bfti tamnejs1 hodiny.
Tloukly dive.
Joubert odvazal lodku, zalo-
I'll vesla a pfejel ma druhy
breh.
Ia nedlouho nalezal sc u sve
zahrady vylezl z lodky a vlezl
kTovfm ma bTeh.
Vitr initial jivami a topoly
a ohybal je az k zemi.
Placide zameTil k letohrad-
ku ami jedine okno neby-
10 ~osvetleno, pristoupil Ike dve-
rim, vedouc1m re zahrady do
domu, vyndal z kapsy klfc a
stroll jej do zamku.
DobTe olejem namazany "a
mex ami nevrzl.
DveFe Sc otevTely.
Joubert vytahl klfc, jimz byl
otevTel, op6t re zamku a vstou-
pill. Chodbou doSel az k poko-
il slope. Dv6Te nebyvse zamce-
ny ma klfc, daily Sc snadno otev-
Tfti.
Placide pTekrocil prah.
Pr jasnem zablysknutf videl
Pavlinu pohrouzenou tuhy
spanek.
Jedna ruka visela j dolG z
pOstele.
Joubert powell studenou ru-
ku slep6 a nechal il op6t skies
nouti spiel Sc ami nepohnu-
la.
Bfdnik uchopil Sc pax t6la
slecny de Rhode a special S
MIN z pokoje, nechaje dvere "a
sebou otevreny.
PriSed do prostTed mal6ho
sadu, musil Sc chvfli zastaviti.
Nemel dechu.
V1tr buracel stromoVim a
blesk stihal blesk.
Lilo Sc, jake by mracna by
la Sc protrhla.
Joubert special Sc svou koTi-
stf az Ike brehu Marry.
Tu teprve Sc zastavil.
Hodil slepou ma zem, strcil
il a bezvladn6 t6Io svalilo Sc po
sraznem bTehu do vody, jez
zaSumela a vystrikla do vysky.
V tonic okamziku sc tax sill
ne zablysklo a zahTmelo, re sc
i srdnaty Joubert zatTasl a "a
rachotu hromu pTeselchl sply-
chot zpdsobeny dv6ma pravi-
define do vody ponorovanymi
VeSly -.
Joubert vzpamatoval Sc sko-
70 okamzit6; rychle Sc obratil a
b6zel zahradou Ike sve LODGE.
Ia pet minut vesloval nado-
bycejnou rychlostf "a prudk6-
no deste vzhGru pc Marine az
do Chennevieresu.
Tu upevnil lodku mezi .jine
v malem pTfstavisti a skocil ma
breh.
Byl mad mfru unaven, pred O.
Gina d6lala Sc mu kola a sot-
va re stall ma nohou; jake We
mdlobach sklesl ma bTeh 49,.
Kdyz Sc opet vzpamatoval
bylo pc bource a ma este mo
drem nebi objevovaly Sc prvni
cervanky.
Vrah stall a dosel do Join
vile lie Pont, kde prave sta
prvnf vlak, jenz jel do Parfze.
V sest hodin vystoupil ns
nadrazf de la Bastille z vozu
dial Sc dovezti do ulice Geoff.
roy Marie. Jeste nebylo' sedn
hodin, kdyz We SVEN bytu vypi
jiz velkou sklenici rumu; PAL
sklesl ma loze a usnul okamzi
tie.
XVIII.
Jedina sluzka Joubertov;
nesm6la nikdy vejfti do jeh'
pokoje, pokud Placide nezazv,
nil.
Muz S oblicejem draveh'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26

mladych lid. slepa sebou trhla.
"Vysvoboditel mil zove Sc
Adrlen, a Wy Sc znate?" ptala
Sc rozechvena dojmut1m.
"Ano, draha matinko!" zvo-
lala Klara vasnive. "Zname Sc
a milujeme Sc =. Ten, jenz vas
zachranil, zachranil jiz jednou
zivot mne!"
con! Tot on!" opakovala
Pavlina de Rhode. "Sama pro-
zfetelnost tomu chce, zlatous-
ku! -. Pane Jouberte," obra-
tia Sc k Placidovi, "zde jest
muz jejz me d1te miluje. De
kuju mu "a mGj zivot -. po-
chop1te zajiste, re nemohu mt
odepf1ti ruky sve dcery 80"
Joubert sklopil kalne sve O.
ci, ably zakryl blesky nenavisti
a vzteku, ktere z mich srsely.
Usmal Sc prazvlastnfm zpu-
sobem.
Jste ochrancem pane" pra-
vii, "proto smfte ciniti naroky
ma vSe ma vse mate pra-
vo -. CO vlastne Sc madame
prihodilo a jakym zazra-
KEN Sc stale, re jste il mohl Ia
chraniti? -"
"Bydlim v domecku. ienz
jsem Cd vas koupil, pane" Wy
pravel Couvreur. INA protej-
sim bTehu Marry mann lodicku,
abych nemusil choditi pres
most -. Minute noci vracel
jsem Sc z Paffze; jel jsem S po-
sledn1m vlakem a special jsem
pred bour1 Vsedl jsem do
sve lodicky a brane Sc prudke-
mu vetru, vesloval jsem pres
Teku; kdyz bl1zil jsem Sc k bTe-
hu, zahledl jsem "a zafe bles-
ku nahore ma sraznem bTehu
billy Precinct, jenz razem sjel
pc mokrem travn1ku do hlubo-
Ike vody, v n1z Sc ponoril =. "a
nedlouho vsak objevil Sc opet.
mad vodou.
Vesloval jsem re vsech sill
dojel jsem k tonouc1, jiz proud
rychle unasel; zachytil jsem il
a vytahl do sve lodky . By4a
to madame jiz napolo mrtva :.
sotva dychala, a kdyz byla Wy
tazena z vody, pozbyla 1plne
vedom1.
Rychle dojel jsem k svemu
pf1stavu a donesl jsem NADIA
me do sveho bytu -. Mdloba
vzdorovala mnoho hodin menu
vsemoznemu 1silf -. Konecne
Sc pTece vzpamatovala 80. Pc
otevrela 1sta Zvedla hlavu
a tn jsem teprve zpozoroval,ze
jest zbavena zraku -. pocho-
pill jsem, jak mohlo Sc neStest1
pfihoditi 49,.
Vyptaval jsem Sc madame !.
Rekla mi, re IDA Sc il, re spa
la Nepamatovala sc. re by
byla odesla re sveho bytu a
nevedela jak mohla spadnouti
do vody Jednala snad V
bezvedomf pod vlivem bouTky.
Veda, re bydl1 letohradku
zde ma ostrove, oblekl jsem j.,
jak jsem prave mohl, a privedl
il sem -. Tot vse 49,. Vec jest
zcela jednoducha -. Nynf jest
uloha ma vykonana odcha-
zlm -.
"Adriene :. Adriene! 49,"
septala Klara.
"Drah6 dfte 80" pravila
slepa.
Joubert ujal Sc slova.
"Pane Couvreufe," pravil,
"jakozto prftel madame Pavli-
ny de Rhode a spoluporucn1k
jej1 dcery muslin yam dekovati
co nejsrdecneji "a velkodusny
vas Gin Jakmile prednesu
rodinne rade move zamery O bu-
doucnosti slecny Jany Marie de
Rhode, uvid1me Sc opet -"
"Coz muslin Sc ptati rodinne
rady o dobrozdan1, chci-il roz-
hodnouti O budouc1m snatku
sve dcery?" tazala Sc slepa.
"Ano, jest to nezbytne
Zakon to predpisuje."
"Lituji velice!" pravil Adrien
Couvreur,, "ze doslo k Will mne
k teto nutnosti Vim, re roz-
dill stavu a jmen1 stav1 nezdol-
nou hraz mezi slecnu Klaru a
mne -. Odchaz1m . a jsem
stasten, re bylo mi prano "a
chraniti jejf matku! -"
"Prosfm, abyste zde z6-
stall, panel" zvolala Pavlina
live
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-26
xxx.

Joubert poznal mladeho mu-
re, jemuz sveho casu prodal do
mecek ma ostrove Soint Cathe-
rine, a uhodl z chovan1 Sc mia
de dedicky, re jest Adrien
Couvreur muzem, jehoz d1vka
miluje.