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The Washington times., 1906-10-23
ClanSman Wins
Suit of Actress
To Get $4,000

NEW YORK. Oct. 23-N1iss Marion
Draughn's suit against the Southern
Amusement Company 10 recover 81, 2,000
because she was dismissed from the
theatrical company presenting The
Clansman." a dramatization OF the
Rev Thomas DiXOn'S book Of the same
name. came to a sudden end in the
supreme court today when Justice Bis
ch0f directed the jury TO return YER
diet for the Amusement Company. The
court held that the testimony given by
the company to show that Miss Draughn
was incompetent TO play the role had
not been contradlcted-
Miss Draughn had a contract with
the company for two years at a salary
of $50 a week She was widely adver-
tfsed in connection with The production,
but was dismissed a few days before
the opening performance.
Miss Draughn, who is a striking
beauty. is well known in exclusive
Southern society, as we'll as in Wash
fngton. She is the daughter Of Judge
Douglas Settle, once regarded as one
of the most influential Republicans in
the Carolinas. Her suit attracted q
great deal OF attention,
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WEDDING HELD UP
PENDING DECISION
Salvation Army Officer Must
Secure Certificate Before
Performing Ceremony.

The refusal OF John R Young clerk
Of court, 70 issue To Adjt William s
Quirk. the ranking officer at local Sal
walton Army headquarters. a certificate
to perform the marriage ceremony. is
incidentally giving great worry OF mind
to George W. HalIer, whose marriage 10
Miss Bessie l. WHliams is scheduled to
take place tomorrow evening, and may
cause it's postponement for a short time
Mr.. HaHer procured a license to marry
yesterday in the Office OF the clerk OF
the court, and named the Rev. George
f. Maydwen as the officiating minister.
He. however. having learned later that
the Rev Mr.. Maydweli Is absent from
Washington decided 20 have the cere-
mony performed by Adjt Quirk, Of the
Salvation Army.
Accompanied by AdJutant Quirk. Mr..
Haller this morning visited the City
Hall for the purpose OF having his name
inserted IN the marriage license as the
officiating minister. To his surprise and
also TO that of Adjutant Quirk. the re-
quest was refused because the latJer's
name does not appear among those Of
the ministers OF the gospel authorized
to perform the marriage ceremony in
the District
Adjutant Quirk then made application
TO he enrolled. and. IN support of his
application. exhibited a certificate OF
his ordination, signed by Commander
Booth Tucker. of the Salvation Army.
dated April Il, 1902. In addition TO this
he exhibited a certificate issued by the
State of Pennsylvania that he was au-
thOrlZed by that State TO perform the
marriage ceremony. However il was
OF no avail. for under the requirements
Of the laws Of the District, Mr. Young
said he could not issue a certificate.
When a minister of the Gospel desires
10 perform the marriage ceremony in
the District he Is required 10 file with
the clerk Of the court q certificate
Of the proper authority of the church TO
which he belongs, showing he is an or
dained minister Of the creed TO which
he claims 10 belong.
Adjutant Quirk said this afternoon
that he would apply 10 the presiding
elder of the local NJ. +. Church Con
ference and ask that he certify his
qualifications TO the court
Late this afternoon Mr.. Haller appear
ed at the City Hall and had the name
of the Rev James B. Mclaughlin in
serted IN the place of the Rev DR..
Maydwcfl as the officiating minister at
his wedding of Miss Williams
Times Want Ads Bring Resulta
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PLOT AGAINST ALFONSO,
MISHAP TO KING EDWARD.
RULERS ESCAPE UNHURT
Engishman Severely Shaken Up When His Car Hits a
Pedestrian. and Spaniard Eludes Trap Set
for His Machine

LONDON. oct 23-An automobile. in
which King Edward VII was travelling
20 New Market. while moving al high
rate Of speed struck a man near Hyde
Park today. knocking him from the
roadway and indlcting serious injuries.
The King got a severe shaking up
when the motor car was brought TO a
sudden stop. but was not hurt otherwise.
He jumped from the car and superin-
tended the sending Of the man 10 a
hospital In an ambulance.
King Edward showed great concern
over the man. injuries and expressed
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ter Catherine. but that the girl never
had consented 10 marry the man. In
spestor Boardman suggested that the
rather 80 To the residence Of the Rev
ii. Schroeder. pastor Of the Lutheran
Trinity Church, who had been engaged
by Fritz 10 officate. and request him not
10 do so. This morning they called The
minister said he would not marry the
couple
Fritz VIII be sadly disappointed If
ne calls at the house this afternoon
because his, intended VIII be absent and
u IS not likely that he viii be granted
admlttance 10 the house.
LIS has yellow hair. blue eyes, and a
wonderful smile. This morning. he ad-
mlljed having procured the license yes
iefua@ ana made all the necessary ar
faneements before getting the consent
OF MISS Seilner. In the lapel of his
coat ne wore his highly polished ba-
Kefs union button and in his pocket
ne carried large roll OF bills which
he intended spending on the honeymoon
Ragtime English.
Fritz cannot speak English. except in
FITS and starts. but this morning told
the whole story. He said:
II ont want them to make for me
no troubles up there today. Teeny IS
going TO marry me and I'm going TO
marry her. That's all. That John
fFantz Ia Baltimore make ali kinds Of
fuss six months ago" Chere Fritz roared
with laGghter). Il wanted 10 marry his
siIl Berue Frantz. ! got the license
nrSt and went TO the house to take her
away. John he look at me with MS
heed ON one side, grab me by the neck
ana kick me To the street. / dort ike
that l have him arrested. Grand flry.
He's going TO Jail, because l Maid a
lawyer SIS 10 take the case"
Fritz said he met Miss Catherine
about two weeks ago. Since the intro
duction he has met her twice. He pro-
posed the first time he saw her and he
saws il IS a case of love at sight THE
girl says she never promised 10 marry
FTitZ
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PLUMBERS ARBITRAT0RS
IN EXECUTIVE SESSION

The arbitration board which viii hear
the master plumbers and the Journey
men on the questions at issue between
them and which led 10 the lockout last
March, will meet at half past four
o'clock this afternoon in the National
University law school. J. 5 Easily
smith viii present the master plumbers
side of the case. while Stuart McNa-
mara viii speak for the journeymen.
Representative from the mastr- plum
bcrs and the JOurneymen Will be pres
ent at the session. which will be behind
closed doors The hearings before the
board probably Will continue several
days.
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Thanksgiving.
Proclamation
BY the President Of the United States
of America
A PROCLAMATION:

A PROCLAMATION:
The time OF year has come when,
In accordance with the wise custom
OF our forefathers. It becomes my
duty 20 set aside a SPECIAL day OF
Thanksgiving and praise 10 the Al
mighty because OF the blessings We
have received. and of prayer that
these blessings may bee continued.
Yet another year of widespread we'll
being has past. Never before in our
history or In the history of any
other nation has people enjoyed
more abOunding material prosperity
than Is ours: a prosperity so great
that II should arouse in US no spirit
Of reckless pride. and least of all a
spirit Of needless disregard of our
responsibilities. but rather a sober
sense OF our many blessings and "a
resOlute purpose, under Providence
not 10 forfeit them by any action
OF our own.
Material weH being. Indispensable
though ~ IS. can never be any
thing but the foundation OF true ma
tionul greatness and happiness. II
we buld nothing upon this fOunda-
ton. tlen our national life will be
as meaningless and empty az "A
/ house where only the foundation has
been laid. Upon our material we'll
being must be built a superstruCture
i on individual and national life lived
I'm accordance with the laws OF the
highest morality. or else our pTos-
peritv itself VIII In the long run turn
out curse instead OF "a blessing
| We should be both reverently thank
/ ful for what we have received and
/ earnestly bent upon turning IL into
means OF grace and not Of destruc-
ton
Accordingly I hereby set apart
Thursday. the 29th day Of November.
next as a day of thanksgiving and
/ supplicatiOn. on which the people
shall meet in their homes or their
churches, deyoutly acknowledge ali
| that has been given them. and 10
pray that they may iu addition re-
ceive the power TO use these gifts
Alright
In witness whereof / have here
Z unto set my hand aud caused the
seal Of the United States 10 be af-
| fiNt Done at the City Of Washing
I ton this 23d day of October. iu the
year of our Lord 1896. and OF the in
| dependence Of the United States. the
/ one hundred and thirty first.
! lScall
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
I By the President:
EllEu Root,
Secretary of State.
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SHIPPERS CONTEND
FOR FAST FREIGHT
TO STAUNTON, VA.
Committee Calls on G. &
0. Official and Is Prom
iSed Full Statement.

Stirred 70 renewed activity by the ac-
ton Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road Company in disseminating its
through freight car service between
this city ard Staunton. Va, representa-
tives OF the freight committee OF the
Jobbers and Shippers Association to-
day called on the local freight agent
of the company, and asked what could
be expected from the road in the fu-
ture in the way OF furnishing this city
freight facilities to the Shenandoah Val
ley points.
In reply the company promised TO
submit TO the association a fun re-
port on the freight situation as 1t af-
fecJs the road. with a statement Of the
amount of freight that has been carried
by the road out OF Washington in the
past.
The reasons given by the company for
disseminating the fast freight service
are that there is not enough traffic out
OF Washington 10 Stanton 10 warrant
IT,
The association, however. is hopeful of
persuadIng the company 10 change its
opinion of the situation.
A plan which leaders of the Greater
Washington movement are now con-
sideTlng is an aggressive campaign 10
raise the memberships of the association
to a total of 800 members, This cam
paigu will DE made in the event that at
it's heeting next Friday evening the as
sog4atiOn does not decide TO increase its
EnembershIp dues materially.
The jamestown committee viii meet
this evening.
from him to ''see if it was all right "
They went 90 Police Headquarters and
talked tEe matter over wish Inspector
Boardman.
Boardman to the Rescue.
Mr.. SelIner said that the license had
been taken out for Frltz and his daugh-
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CANAL CONTRACTS
UNDER DISCUSSION

A highly important conference was held
in the office of the Secretary OF War
this morning between Secretary Taft.
Secretary of State Root. and Tepresen-
tatives of some OF the most prominent
contractors in this country. Questions
pertaining 20 the proposed contract
which the War Department viii make
for the construction of the Panama
Canal We're discussed with the Idea Of
drafting form Of contract which would
protect the Government, and at the same
time be as liberal as possible 10 the con
tractor.
The Washington times., 1906-10-23
Dan Cupid Gets a Blow
From Father and Son
License Borrowed" Clergyman Sidetracked,
Smiling Teutonc Lovers Seem Doomed
to Meet With Disappointment.

Sly Dan Cupid was not quite as foxy as
he thought himself yesterday and today
is suffering from the effects of "a solar
pleSus blow from Adam SelIner and his
son, of G342 Fourteenth street north
west. They succeeded in preventing the
contemplated nuptials of their respective
daughter and sister. Catherine, and
Fritz Lis.
The father and son. both of whom are
employed in a G street, northwest, bak-
cry, where Fritz worked until two
months ago. took their first stems TO
fOreStall the marriage last night. when.
IL is said, they narrowed tre license
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PURSUING
REDSKINS TOWARD
THE YELLOWSTONE
Made Race to Head Off
UteS Before They
Cross the River.

CHEYENNE. Wyo, oct. 23.-It is a
race now between the United States
troops and the Ute Indians, which have
started on the war path. 20 reach the
Yellowstone river first II the maraud-
ing red men gain the river before the
troops. and are successful in crossing.
they have open and sparsely settled
country before them and il viii be- a
hard task 10 round them up. II they
can DC headed OF at the river The war
dancing VIII end abruptly. and what
promises 10 be the most serious Indian
outbreak Ia years viii be nipped in the
bud.
Grave Danger Imminent.
Reports from all sections where the
Indians,are in force agree that danger
IS imminent and that this IS the be-
lief of the United States authorities is
shown by the dispatching OF additional
troops from Omaha. General Greedy,
commander OF u northern military di-
vision. ordered It 80 more soldiers OF
the Tenth Cavalry. They are now
speeding toward the Little Big Run.
where they will leave the train and
start in immediate pursuit.
Redskins Well Supplied.
Advices received from Gillette give
word of the passing az that point OF 40o
Utes, who went into camp forty miles
north of the town. They had zoo horses
and were driving forty head Of cattle.
They sold coyote hides, bead work. and
twenty horses for $500.
They seemed well supplied with
money. as before selling the horses they
purchased 500 pounds of flour, 200 pounds
OF coffee, zoo pounds OF sugar. and a
quantity OF bacon at one store, and so
worth of provisions at another.
Pursuing Troops Number 500.
The soldiers in pursuit now number
900. bu; great apprehension is felt here
about the outcome when they meet the
Indians.
The heavy snOWstorms have greatly
interfered with the movement of troops.
but the Indians. travelling with light
baggage, have been able 10 move rapid
Iy This further complicates the stu
alton
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HypnOtized,
ChiLd-Wn
Tells Court
FOurteen-Year-Old Girl
Seeks Release From
Italian Husband.

II don't want to live with Leonard
Cruisimano. 1 want 10 live at home
with my papa and mamma, and want
the court to divorce me from that
man."
Great tears stood in the eyes 5f Mrs.
Katie B. Cruisiman0, the fourteen
year-OId bride OF Leonard CruisimanO.
as she sObbed out her plea for freedom
from her husband, who Is almost three
times her age.
ter of George Is. Chandler, of lZ33 X
street southeast, is an exceptionally
pretty daTk-halTed girl She would be
taken for girl of perhaps eighteen
years, but her father and mother say
that she is but fourteen.
Mrs. Cruisimano yesterday filed a bill
Of divorce IN the District Supreme
Court and asked that her marriage be
annulled.
Hypnotism and Threats.
Hypnotism. asserts Campbell Caring
ton. who viii represent the child in the
courts. was the cause Of her marriage
TO Cruisimano Threats also played a
part in inducing the child TO marry the
Italian. according TO the wife. She de-
clares that Cruisimano threatened TO
cut her throat if she did not become his
wife
Terrified she SAYS, at the threats
hypnotic spell says her attorney the
child still In short dresses accompanied
CruismauO 10 Rockville Md where
they We're married. on September il
1905 She was then but seven DAYS more
than fourteen years old. although the
Italian is said 10 have given her age to
the authorities there as eighteen
They were wed. A few days later,
the youthful bride wanted TO return 10
her parents. but the Italian, who seems
10 have been deeply in love with her
and desperately jealous. refused TO hear
of such a proceeding.
No. you cannot go home" he is said
to have told her. The child burst into
sobs.
Escape at Last.
Several times. the child says, she tried
TO leave him for her parents. but, she
alleges she was threatened with death.
The girl was terrified. but once, about
two months after her marriage, she
screwed her courage up TO the sticking
point and escaped.
She then went home to her father. a
Government employe, with whom she
has since lived Cruisimano. IL is said,
has been in New York about seven
months and has not contributed TO the
support of his wife. She asks the court
10 restore her maiden name,
The Washington times., 1906-10-23
BlNJERY FOREMAN QUIZ
NOW BEING PREPARED

Public Printer Stinings. in a few davs.
will prepare the examination which the
forty-one applicants for the foreman
ship of the bindery will take the latter
part of next week
The Public Printer viii confer with
several prominent bookbinders on the
subjects TO be embraced. The applicant
who makes the highest percentage In
the examination win get the position.
Times Want Ads Bring Results.
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Political Bosses Of Both Fac
tons Mystifed as 10 Out :
come and Thoroughly
DiSgruntled.
New York Issues.
uEARST and Flag
IxUGHES and Record

With election two weeks off,
Hearst fearing treachery in Tam
many ranks and Hughes hav-
ing displeased party managers,
both men engage in titanic
struggle for farmer vote.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

In eastern districts li~ht rains have
fallen iu scattered localities and the
weather is still cloudy and threatening,
Rain is indicated Tor tonight and
"wednesday I'm thr Ohio valley, the lower
lake region, and the Middle Atlantic
The changes in temperature viii be
slight.
The followinE heavy precipitation On
inchesl has been reported during the
past tWcuty-four hours: Sioux City,
i.34; Cheyenne, los, North Platte. lis
steamers departing today fer r,u-
r0uean ports VIII have fresh and vaTi-
able winds, mostly nOrtheasterly and
clOu lY weather To- the Grand Banks.
TEMPERATURE.
9 a m....-.-... -.-.--. ..-----....-.., 90
j. noon ..-.....-..-.... tb
] ID. m.....-.-..- .-.-...' ..'........-..-- a
DOWNTOWN.
CRegistered Atdeck's standard Thermometer
@ q. m....-..-.-.-... ---.--.--..-.-. %
j. noon ..---.- q
] ID. m--...-.-.---- --.---.- --...-s.-.--.-- 90
SUN TABLE.
Sur sets tod2E. ---.----... . Il
sun rises tomorrow. ---------- 30 y
TIDE TABLE.
High tide tomorrow ,--.--.----- -. - -
Low TIDE tomorrow. .l2;43 a. m,.i.li s m
HARpERs FERRY, ", Va, oetS 20
Both rivers muddy.
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MADRID. oct. 3.-The Epoca states
that few days ago a number of motors
on the Las Rosas road ran into 4 WlFS
stretched across the road a short dis
tnCe from Madrid. The occupants in
one OF the cars were fired at by Two
men who escaped. II is supposed that
this was the outcome OF a plot against
the life OF King Alfonso who was due
al the point at about that time. on his
way back 10 Madrid from a visit 10 the
Escurial.
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his regret thEt his motor car should
have struck onc OF his subjects.
The journey tc New Market was con-
tinued az reduced speed.
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HARpERS FERRY, ", Va, oetS
Both rivers muddy
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Times Want ADS Bring Resulta
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Low tide TODAY ......-,.-.--6; 6;4s pt
High tide tCmcrroW,.----.- -.
Low toe tomorrow 12;4a a. m,.i.li q
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SIN TABLE.
TIDE TABLE

Sur sets today. -.--.-.----..-.- . I
sun rises tomorrow. -------.-.-..b % =
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Mr.. SeIner said that the license had
been taken out for Frltz and his daugh-
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TENIPERATTRE.
DOWNTOWN.

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DOPISY.

Belvidere. S. ID. - list. 1856.
Ctena redakce: -Doufim BE ne
leznete ni'ta We aloupcfeh vaseho
cteneho listu pro ttch,o rsr "a
des, kteTe seEnamf etenAte jsk So
rde nam vcde. Jsem Iist, BE nno
no nasich znam5ch TAborsky,b
budou radi slyset o mas. Dopo.
savad jsne vsiehni zie hledeli
vyusi,kcva, krajiou iak neilepe
a jsme spokojeni. Ae bydlime v
irbasach pojidame v potu tvaii
sve chleb a brambory verdejsi.
citime sc veselymi a svobodnymi
iako pisci. byf jsme kfidel ne.
NELL. Co isme nasazeli. dobIe
vxeslo kraiina pro budouef easy
ie slibna. Jsme vsiehni dohfe "a
sobeni palivem a potfavinami pro
zimu. Name zde TEE kapelu o
sedmi mulch pod filenfm osved.
eeneho kspelnikA p. Buchty, cea
dokazuie, ze zde nespime a bavi.
sc znamenite. letto IA mas zaei.
nA dolehat Gina budem, nyni init
vice easu na psani COZ tee slibu.
iem. Zdravim vsechuy 1nan {
te1sfe toho,o listu a Eastzyzm 6
1ctou. V. ]. Obr.
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Postmisir 0kraden.

q w Fouts, post. v Riverion
L., malGm zirs,il iivot a byl olou
pen o We rohodli. die jeAo pssu'
pemi prsvi. $50 10 let trpel
jscm ehronickou nemoei later q
eehoz povstals tax siina zlouten.
k,, Re nechti "a rukou sezloutli.
kdyl mi lekaF 2fedepsal Elektrik
Bittcrs, junt niue vyleeily q udr
zely zdravi po II let Jisty
lex proi z!uenstosti. Neur,lgii.
slsbos,i, 5slrdecnf jaterni, ledvi'
move a .neehyfove nesrovnalosti.
Lahev soc v Taborske lekarne.
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hora llata

Nemohla by pfinest tolik stesti
pr. Lrcii Wilke owe z Csrolins
Wis Jako as oentova skatulxs
Bicklenosy Arnica masti, kdyz j
1plns vyhoiils otevfenou ranu rs
noze. kiera il mueila 20 a3,let
Nejlepsi lex proti hnissnf ran .
bolaky. aSc v Taborste leksrne.
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klatt, ). ID.

Sho list, 1906
Ctena redakce:-- Pekny pozdrav
ma vas M vsecky etendre tohoto
listu. Muslin VAN pane Dvofak
sdelit &c sc mi zde lib elm dial tim
lip, ponevac krajina zem JIG zde
dobra. Ovscm doposud je trochu
divokd jake kazda nova krajina,
ale doufam re V blizke budoucnos-
Ii Sc vydafi. Go domovinafi nasa
zeli tez pekne vzrostlo, to posla-
Il prozatim. Pozoruju re budem
nit z1e honitbu dobrou V ZINE ne
bot Sc zde zhusta ukazuii sedi vlci
a antclopy. T6z slibuji, &c bndu
ob6as davat zprdvy naseho oko.i
nebot' budu nit vice casu ZINE
psdti. Kontim pozdravem ma
vsecky Gtouci t. !.
; Gctou J. J. Kulis.
Poz. k.--Pan Kulis ie jeden 2
mladych lidi ktefi 81 zabrali klej-
mi ma zdpade a horlivy Gtenaf Tia
sich lista. Jsme jistl &c jeho pfa-
tele znrmi Oh Utiky budou radi
o mem slyset.
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Jeien pijak pref ST uninil. Re
tetace tolik pit peniie kery
tim usetii BE pref uskovA. Pal
pov'da sob6: az budu iich Mt pc
nlz. hodne. aoi to Dude Ease pi
,iva" Co mislite vo nom; ntbyl
os pFet j vzadu chytrej1.
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Jak rrej tenhle Stat, pc vysled
ku voleb bud, REF ublikansky
To taky !nsdno vysietlim: dys vo
lieove voli tikeiu republikansLou
tax nemoie pfeci belt dcmokra,ic
kei.
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Franta Pekaf, kerej mel tsdy
hospodu mi pise re Scotlan !, se
"a svej fsrme us tax dsleko to
pfived ze s eeledinem vodvezlr
$50 for hpo,e "a den a doklads
Be kdo by tomu NEWELL ably s,
tam Efisel pedivst. To il rid
s.etir. ia sem iuhle nedavno
p eital hvezdy a napoeital sen.
Ieh akorat ma ehlup 6 nilliono
KIDD tomuble nspfet ! vzadu ne
vefi, at 81 je sam spoeita.
Ted dys US je po haskovani kor
ny TAX sc vobyGejn6 mluvf kdo CO
vyhaskuje busld "a den a mocli by
jich vyhaskoval. Kazdej VI. IL
l20 buslG IN den je neuvefitelny
rckord ale Petranek pref by jich
vylamal 1870 - IN tejden - dyby
mel pomocnikd.
Dozvedel sem Sc, ze jeden To,
mes Vasek byli We Scotland, a
museli capat p6sky do Lesterville.
Mcneil pref dost pence ma spatec.
nj cestu pc trejnu, Inu, co nejni
V hlave must belt V nohach.
TAX Us president Rdsyelt ie V
Panam6, wife tam ce stavi kanal,
"A sam vlastnorucne prohlizi jak
prace na hom napfet vzadu polk
rrGuje. Nevefil svymu sluchu
dys videl jak vsude panuje pofd
dek n harmonic, Coz potion dy:
slysel vod komisafu kefi TO mai
V moci jak fsecko zavojinacili ably
to slo jake dys to namazc, tn te.
prv vyvaloval oci, nebot nez sc
sam vo tom pfesyedcil slysel VOC
pomlouvalkn, re je tam nepofadeb
az hanba.