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New-York tribune., 1918-08-06
"GreatestContemporaneous
Figure" He Says in Writ
ings Open to Public
Americans Absurd"
Necessary to His Well-Being to
Battle Periodically in the
Culture Of Europe

Praise for the Kaiser is spread
through the pages Of eleven volumes
Of George Sylvester Viereck's works
which were still catalogued at the New
York Public Library yesterday, wait
ing to be handed out for the asking.
The Rev. William Wallace Rose. pas
tor Of the Church of the Redeemer, at
Bridgeport Conn. protested Saturday
when he discovered one of the "Father-
land" editors pro-German books in the
local library. Investigation disclosed
that New York is -Niereckng
Bridgeport
The list of Vcreck's books in the
New York library arc two copies of
"Confessions Of Barbarian" three
copies of "a Game at Love- two copies
of "The Candle and the Flame" and
one copy each of "Gcdichte,' Min
evah," "a Question of Fidelity" and
the debate on "Whether the Cause of
Germany or the Allied Powers Is just
High Praise for Kaiser
Vicreck speaks sadly Of his life
among the "Amercan Barbarians' in
several of his volumes. all Of which
library since the cditorpropagandist
became evolved with the Department Of
Justice. In "Confesslons Of a Bar
barian.' he says of the Kaiser:
rs. NJ. (Seine Majestaot or His Ma
jesty) is wonderful person. lie
pcrvades Germany. He is everywhere.
He is great man, perhaps the great
est contemporaneous figure.
"Men, | have said, are IDEAS incar-
nate. When the twentieth cen
tury welded the middle ages, William
II flashed into life William II
is cast into an enduring mould, a
diverse meaning of two inimcal
epochs in the brilliant paradox of his
being And yet the Raiser is not
hypocritc. He is temperamentally un-
capable of deceit.
"ue is the only logical monarch Of
Europe. He is an ideal Kaiser. If Ger
many were to be declared a republic
to-day, and president had to be
chosen, the unanimous choice of the
people would be William H.
AS Niereck Sees Americans
OF his fellow American citizens
Nicreck says in the same volume:
"The savage, to be sure, is more in
tcrestine at times than the sophist. But
he is utterly absurd when he is
ashamed Of himself. or prctcnds to be
civilized. The average American in
literature and in morals is a Iiottentot
wearing a stovepipc.
"Our patriotism is the only imagi-
native ingredient in our national
structure 1t is crude at that and
lvetcriaal And n does not nrcvcnt ls
from cheating our country in business.
our savagcre is apparent IN our
r,odiwval administration Of Justice, in
our utter disregard Of aesthetics or
morals above all n our insane Worship
of females.
~ was born on the Continent Eu-
rope It's essential IT, nay voilhcinr
must bafho periodically IN the fount
u lls Auilnnlc -cLNLIlxAiion-
New-York tribune., 1918-08-06
Calls Mail Delays
Menace to Morale
Senator Johnson Asks Aid r.
Spare Doughboys This
Hardship

WASHINGTON, Aug D Senator
Johnson, of California. declared in the
Senate to-day that the unnecessary
delay in transporting letters between
soldiers and their families not only
was destroying the morale OF the moth
ers of this country, but was injurinr
that Of the fighters themselves.
81 ask the Senate to aid in sparing
these boys IN France additional hard
ships he said, and IN bringing BY
united action better service in the
transportation of letters written to
them from home"
Senator Nelson. Of Minnesota.
pointed out that where mail ships for-
merly took from five to six days to
cross the Atlantic. two weeks and more
are required now because the ships
must be conveyed. This. he said was
no doubt responsible for some Of the
delay.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-06
German Press Attacked
Spreading False Reports of
Air Raids Alleged

he rrcss in Germany was accused
HNf ~ drhn'c In The Rcirhstag ~
Spreading felse ronoria regarding Al
ltd Rir fHiiH un German ciics. ac.
eafifnf fa Drfman newspapers received
Nrfs h' ease in question Wat the air
faiA on 'eluYne ON NaV k
hepuit kuckoN, ~ the Ccntye PARTY.
snii 'here had hcen no tmeiy warning
oi ihs population by the military au
iharl4fet
Deputy Ncerfcld, Socinlisi. snid that.
although every child IN Cologne knew
fhRt twenty five persons had boon
+ He'd. the newsnRpors on that day
Nere forced go any "thst uufortuuatelv
efe hsvo been some casualties.
" bat will he the reputation Of the
pfess # they are forced to epread such
fhlsc repor'a. he nsked Moorfcld
said that the methods Of tho general
cemmnnd reminded him Of he saving
that under martlal law every iackAss
rhn rule
New-York tribune., 1918-08-06
4 Killed by Heat,
Many Frustrated
In N. Y. District
Two Die in Brooklyn as
Temperature Suddenly
Mounts to 81

Two persons were killed by the heat
yesterday in Brooklyn and two in the
vicinity Of New York. The mercury
began to climb to blisterng figures
at noon, when it stood at 81 degrees.
At o'clock it had reached 90; at s
O'Clock 81 degrees. The humidity got
up to GS at | o'clock and then de-
creased gradually to So at o'clock.
Two of those who died were over
come in their homes in Brooklyn. They
we're Silvia Pwork, twenty-three years
old, of 35 Humboldt Street, and Sam
uel Stember fifty years old, of 934
Myrtle Avenue. Peter Romie, fifty
year. old, of 305 East Sevenevtifth
Street, collapsed and died in Corona,
Queens.
f. W. Oakley, tifty-ninc years old, of
Manasquan, N. j., died from the heat
IN Newark. Nicholas Maloney, forty
three years old, Of PA Kings Highway,
brooklyn, Is in a serious condition in
the city Hospital at Newark He was
overcome In the tube station There
were three other heat prostrations in
Newark and half a dozen in Manhattan.
III, AHO, Aug. b. Virtually the
entire Middle West sweltered to day in
the highest temperature of the wear.
In thlcago the thermometer rose from
20 to - degrees between noon and
p m Scores of heat prostrations were
reported The hot wave covers Hi
nois, Wisconsin, South Dakota, Iowa,
Missouri and Indiana. Maximum tenn
peraturcs Of 100 to l03 were reported
in Southern Illinois.
DIES MONIES, Iowa Aug. s. Great
damage to corn, especially in the
southern part of the state, is resulting
from Iowa. most intense heat wave in
forty years. Ciar'nda, with temper
"t0re of IL degrees, was the hottest
nolnl m The state.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-06
German Name Erased
At Speyer Country Home

81 ARhoEoCGH, ~ v Aug .
Resident - this town noticed to-day
that the pafuo "Maldhoim. hs winch
the country home ~ jamos epcvct. The
New fort banker. hh been known. had
dissppcercd from all r., gntc
u "a reported ihai the epevors
dropped the nnme. Nhieh in Gctmau
moans "wood home. hcrauae Of .f
otEin Mr. md Nra SpeYpf gave their
clis home for the use of soltlefs and
sai'ors. aud both nre eugnged nov IN
rI"' d Nr rrcfeHtfen Hn4 comforts for
'hn Loo Npfinnai ',uAfd m,u rfotcc,
ING me tatsk... > 49, ct.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-06
Lansing Leaves Summer Home

NlIkIoWN, \ Y, Aug = Alter
sH'a'Inn ~ over three weeks at his
affmrf Hpme - HendorsoH Flafbor
nna Nn fhe Gslloun Islands. Secretary
- t'e Rober, Lansing and MIR. Ian
af 'rft this morning for motor
'fIn Trough the Adiroudacks and New
tngiHed They were accompanied by
Tor General John W Davls and
Mrs. hayis They 70 through the
mountains over the Mohawk trail and
" .i vt.t Manchester, Vt, and other
rifiee fhsy eill reach Now York Citv
ihe fafi"r rnft ~ the meek Mf Ian.
slng will return 10 his desk in Wnsh-
lnTtor, August ia
New-York tribune., 1918-08-06
Women Workers Honored
Captains of Wyandotte Club Re.
ceive Special Certificates

Special certificates in recognition Of
unusuel services in support of the war
savings pledge drive, from June 2l
to 2S, we're presented last night in
Public School SO to the woman cap
tains of the Wyandotte Democratic
Club of the Fourteenth Assembly Dis
trict Under the direction of Miss
Ella A. ODonnell and John V. Cogge J,
leaders of the club, the women made
& house-t to- house canvass of the entire
district and obtained more than 1000
pledges.
The presentation was made by Rep
resentative John F Carew, after which
Colonel Edwin Havers spoke on the
duty of Americans in the world war
New-York tribune., 1918-08-06
Five Offices for Railroads
Consolidated Bureaus Will Be
Established Soon by McAdoo


The numerous railway ticket Offices
of the city will be replaced by ive
government railway offices some time
this month These viii be located at
Ga Broadway, 81 Chambers Street, 81
West Thirty-second Street and ia
West Forty-second Street, New York
City, and one in Brooklyn, the exact
situation of which has not yet been
determined.
There Will be a supervisor appointed
by the Railway Administration in
charge of each Office. and the clerks
will be chosen from the present rail
road companies forces. A feature of
the new system will be that the same
clerk who sells the transportation wall
also sell Pullman tickets.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-06
Montclair Soldier Promoted

MONTCLAIR, N. j.. Aug Word
has been received here that Newell P.
Weed has Seen promoted to the cap
taincy of Company B. 3l1th Tank
Corps, 326th Battalion, American Ex-
peditionary Forces in France. Captain
Weed left for the other side as sec
ond lieutenant in the Sd Cavalry OF the
United States regular army Follow
ing his promotion to a first lieutenancy
in the cavalry. he volunteered for the
tank service.
Captain Weeds brother. Ensign
Walker + Weed, was one of Nontclair's
first war heroes, dying on April %
last as the result of an aviation acci-
dent at Cape May, in which ne was
burned Whom resculng comnanion.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-06
Heroic Sailors Commended

WASnINGTON. Aug 8 Secretary
pauier has commended chief Roat
sNnins Mate 1ohn h Gallehcr and
Scamcn liu~on l. tmro and George r.
Grady. of tho s. S. 1odgor II, for
their heroisw in saving the lyos Of the
mon or the Spanish steamer Scrautes.
which 'gas destroyed h5 hro at New
YORK, July l3
Callohcr. whose home t i'm Rrookvr.
wa commended for excellent seaman
snip and erea r.sfs 'akeu Emro, who
is OF Now milford coHn seized a rope
hanging o1ef. tire bow of the hufuing
ship, climbed baud over hand to the
deck and rescued a man who had fallen
unconscious.
Grady, whose home also is in Brook
lyn. was commended FOR rcscuing mem
hers Of the ships GROW from the water.
who're oil from the scrantes wa
burning
New-York tribune., 1918-08-06
Deputy Named Acting Head
OF Elmsford Penisentiarv

NLNSFORD. Aug. Warren Mc.
tiollau. FOR over ycnr deputy war.
aen o1 the model Wcstchcster County
rm'c9tiarv. in Elmsford, IL was
lcerncd to- day, has been maac acting
Warden BY ' Evcrit Macy. Correctlons
Commissioners He wlll replace Warden
'alVn Derrick, who resigned to be.
eemo prohaiion officer Of Now Jersey
prisons Mr.. Mcclellan has been n
hie fector in introducing the Effort
la""fue. copied after the Mutual Wei.
fa,r,. .'ague Of Sing Sing. and IN es.
t3bllsh!nX other reforms,
New-York tribune., 1918-08-06
Training Ship Commissioned
For Great Lakes Seamen

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5. The com
mlssionlng Of a training ship on the
Great Lakes for preparing apprentice
seamen, hromen and cooks on the
cargo carriers, WAS announced by the
United States Shipping Board to- day
The ship VIII be based at the station
the direction of Captain Irving l..
Evans, Of Cleveland, section chief of
the boards recruiting service for the
lnAos
New-York tribune., 1918-08-06
Escaping Prisoner Asks Posse
To Give Her q Lift" TO NJ Y

fEtkSkllL \ Y, AUG. b. "Oh.
dear hu, ! am awfuily -imple'7 cx-
claimed Miss Henrietta Gerard when
the automobile which she thought was
taking her to New York brought her
back this morning to the State Re
iormaiorS for Women. al Bedford. from
which SHE escaped last night
MISS Gerard. who is imprisoned for
grand larceny committed IN New York
city, left the reformatots unnorced of
'No supper hour Sha concealed her
sel ~ noarby bushes until the enrly
morning, then se' out for Sow York
hon An automobile with s'nic troop-
ers searching for the prisone, naseed
hrr he asked for "a "lft' io tho city.
She did not recognize the policemen
until the reiorma'orv was .n sight
New-York tribune., 1918-08-06
Made Lehsne Police Surgeon
I'm 18th and 18th Districts

pr Timothy II Leblanc. for fifteen
wears c1roner's physiciau. has hern
tlrolnfod police surgeon Cor the Thir-
.t'nin ard Fourteenth districis Of tine
Fuieo department
if l'hars who has been practising
oIefl 'c'Hn IN New York for twenty-five
wear graduate of the University
~ t"ufeile and the New YORK Poly
sihf IFc appointment which went
rto ''ec' August /. became officially
eHnNn last night.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-06
Calls Widow Burglar
Neighbor Says She Caught Mrs.
Mcdonald in Her Home

NEWARK. N J.. Aug Mrs Mar
ga,ct Mcdonald, Hfy i've wears old a
viaov living with her daughter at
luncs aud sheffield sfroct md
owf,f of coraidernh'o property aAa
,har,cd eith BURGLARY ia the Second
Crir1nai Court ~ dng Judy, n.Noia
uaroled hor Wtl la morrow.
Mr.. Alexander Johnson. of J2e
James Street, tho compinnoui aaid
that Mrs Mepomld entered her nousc
oarlV yoslerdaN morning, masked ~
nielc n'tlrc and took S5so iu cash
Nhen Mr. Johnson attempted fo de-
tain her She sllef, the Woman .fiuce
him with ia, hntt or "a revolver and
cnped nofInp the struggle lhr Musk
Wa torn oA ard Mrs iohuson Says
She rccopn nfod Mrs Mcdonald
New-York tribune., 1918-08-06
Economy Is Saving Coal

WASHINGTON, Aug s. Through
economies effected at steam power
plants. coal is being conserved at the
rate of $4,000 tons annually, the fuel
administration to-day announced.
Industrial plants in the United States
to the number of 250,000, are being in
spected as rapidly as possible. and it is
estimated by the fuel administration
approximately 20,O00,000 tons of coal
may thus be saved.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-06
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$575 in Fines Collected in
Dirty Soda Glass Crusade

inspectors Of the Department o;
Health have visited $50 places where
soda wator Is sold since the crusade
against dirty glasses was begun last
month
the inspectors have served 257 sum
monses for violations of the Sanitary
'oac and the courts have imposed s575
N tines upon the guilty persons. Fifty
four summon cases arc pending. The
nspcctors visited l26 places last Sat
urdAY and sorvod fifteen aummonses
New-York tribune., 1918-08-06
Garfield to Cut Coal Price
At Mines "Pirating" Labor

WASHINGTON. Aug $50 prevent
mines from "piratng" labor, Fuel Ad-
ministrator Harry a. Garfield today
warned mine operators that the pay
ment of bonuses to draw workers from
one mine to another is absolutely for
bidden, and that evidence Of its con-
tinuance will constitute grounds for
a reduction in the price Of coal at
mines which persist in the practice.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-06
Louisiana Assembly in Extra
Session on Liquor Question

BATON ROT Gt. La. Aug G. Lomsi
ana's Assembly convened ~ oxtraor-
d'nafY session too day to pass upon the
na' fonai prohibition amendment. raii-
heatt0n ~ which failed at the regular
sesaion last May by tie vote IN the
~onpte.
L = generally admitted the vot. VIII
L. .-.-l
New-York tribune., 1918-08-06
l3 Caught in Stacker" Raid

TRENTON \ J Aug 3 Seven ~
the alleged "slsekers' picked up hero
'n Friday night ~ere sent ~. day ts
famp Dis for induction into The army
stv ofhsgn we're held for further in-
sf IFHtIpn
~ the souna pn sbout aop sn4nF
men we're pktu 70 the armory.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-06
Schreckichkeit off Our Coast


May %
destruction of
three probably under 1000 One
Without
another sailing vessel
Uboats
From middle of June July they
the Virginia
the Uboa
found
oil the of Maine and in the Bay of Fundy
Uboa Identified and discovered
U37
burned The following
shows diminishing peril:
New-York tribune., 1918-08-06


American schoonerl 1925
American schooner
Steamship 1000
H. schooner) 177S
schooner
W.
found derelic American schooner
British steamship
del Rio
bark)
1850
July 2 Perth Amboy tAmercan 3O7
July Three
July Richard American schooner)
1000
Aug g. Murlel fishing schooner
o
Nelson A.; fishing
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-24
HAMBURK JE PROTI Kali
SEROvl.

Amsterdam. - Navsteva|
fIamburku 165 cleny Tfsskehc1 4
snemu "a tcelem diskusse zno|
vuvybudovani hospodafskeho
systemu po valce rozvinula se,1
jak Sc zda, v demonstraci ham,
burskeho lod'arskeho sveta'
pro volny obchod a lodni do
|pravu a proti kontrole statu.
Glen hamburske obchodni ko-i
mory Witthoef mluve vcera k
|poslancim, stezoval 81, ze vse-
cko jest uvalovano pod poruc-
|nictvi Berlina a soustred 'ovano
" Berline, kde autority nevedi
vice o existenci Hamburku a
Brem. Ponechani valecneho no
spodarskeho systernu po valce,
prohlAsil fecnik "a potlesku,
Iznamenalo by zkazu pro meme
|cky obchod, nebot svetovy OBJ
chod, jenz spocfva ma zaklade
lpoptavky a dodavky, nesnese
Itakovych pout. Knize Won Bue-
low sicastnil Sc nasledujiciho
banketu, ma nemE Albert Bal
lin, generalni feditel Hambur-
Isko-Americke linie, projevil
pfesvedceni, lie politika, vyvi-
nHta pod titulem "prechodny
hospodafsky system, jest ne
spravna, protoze Sc il pfipravu
je phda pro hospodarskou val
ku po valce. "Nemhzeme bojo-
vati "a svobodu mort soucas.
| ne klAsti pfekkzku pred cen.
ltralnf Evropu," pravil Ballin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-24
Fabreguette 4 iakysi n1lad5
lekar byli svGdky.

Fabrsguette 4 jakysi miady
|iekaf byli svadky.
Nikdo z Mich nepoznal mia
dou zenu, majfcf tvaf zastfeilu
zAvojem; nikdo take neyidei r.
Z Malyernd, jenz "a tech neko
lik nedel sestarnul 0 deset let.
Svatebcane vesi do chranau,
a Odetta pravila k svemu man
zeli:
aNevlecte mne jiz nahoru !.
Jest to zbytecne. citlm, ze
blfzi Sc smrt. ~. a umru rada,l
nebo vim, ze slechetna divka,.
jez pro zachranu mou chtela Sc
obetovati, jest sfastna.'
Soudce mel slitovanf. Dove.
dl ii domn - a stale rozcilenit
v nemz lila uvrhlo il ma smrtei'
ne loze.
Mel jeste easu, aby. j odpu-
still? To vi jen Bdh, neb pan.
z Malvernd nemel jiz zadnych'
pTatel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-24
sfastna nxhoda.

"Zajiste, re jste tez nekdy v
nejvySsi cas- unikl nejvetsimu
nebezpeci zivota tazalo Sc
roztomile poupe stareho plu-
kovnika.
"Ovsem, ze ano, ale neuvG-
fila byste tofnu,' pfisvedcoval
paukovnik.
Proc bych neverila vam,
tax statecn6nlu ddstojniku. il
ste, BE stale Sc tax "a vaseho
'prveho pobytu ma Filipinach?n
"Mylite Sc. v nejvetsim ne
bezpeci zivota octnul jsem Sc,
kdyz vysel jsena prave . vojen
.ske. aksdemiea z4miioyal II jsem
|sesdo krasnk ml Z iaepusky
Umluvili jsme sey ze spolu pr.
'chneme q dame SO tajns oddat
ale veGer dalo Sc do deste i
TAX 2 dteku sesao. J4 ztstal sve
boden a ona utrapila jiz tt
muke."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-24

PRONAJME Sc stor, kde byl
i'eznicky obchod zaveden. Mi
sto toto school tel pro grocer
nj obchod. Haste Sc v {. 4O35'
Broadway nahoTe. 6-.25
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-24

Manzele Daubracovi mali tri
hezoucke ditky, a jsou veifnl
sfastni. Mlady asistent pracu-
je K tomu, aby Sc stal vehias-
nym lekafem, a z male delnice
Sc stala rozmila panicka a W.
borna matka. Neni jiz andelenl
zvonn, nybrz andelem domaci-
no krbu.
Fabreguette jiz po ctyfi leta
vystavuje sve obrazy, a ma ma
deji, ze pri nejblizsf vystava
obdrzi prvnf cenu.
Vsichni nasi pTatele jsou sta
stni. a ma zapomenutych
hrobech Odetty a Saint Briaca
rosie jen trava.
Kazdemu sc dostalo die "a
sluhy!
(KONEC.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-24

"A PkiciNOU odjexdu, proda
Sc jednotodinny ddm modefie
zafdzeny "a levnoa cenu.E Lot
je 40 pfisl5O stfsvic{cA Tek se
prodajf diva pAry tazhych No.
Inis vozy 4 jin6 nafadf. Haste
sew {. 129l7 Holborn sve.. 3
=. 131 ul., y Mt. Pleasant.
604
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XII. ].
Doslov.

ma nj pamatoval, ackoliv celia
Pariz po n6kolik mesfc1 byla
tenkrate nanejvys rozcilena a
udalosti tou zaujata.
Kdyby Sc vsak bylo dobre
hledalo, byly by Sc We, sbfrce
mnoheho milovnfka trestnfchi
pffpadd nasty snad stare novi-
ny, v nichz nalezal Sc dlouhy'
clanek 2 m6sfce srpna 1874.
We clanku tom, jenz sepsan
byl cd n6jakeho vyssiho tired.
nfka, objasneny byly nektere
temne stranky trestni udalosti,
jez neprisla pred porotni soud
q te pffciny, ze hlavni vinnik
sesel drive hroznou snrti. Cla-
mex znel:
"Neobycejhy a smutny pTi-
beh, jenz pred nekolika mesici
poboufil obyvatelstvo pafizske
byl nynialplne vyjasnen, a MOI
no rfci, zef iitoky. ucinene k vn-
Ii vrazd9 ma v6zich chramu
Matky Bozi ma ctihodneho souv
dnfho 1fednfka byly zcela neo-
ddvodnene.
Jakys belgicky dobrodruh,
jenz vyzivu svou nalezal We fa
lesne hfe, potuloval Sc celym
svetem, az konecne uhnizdil Sc
v Rusku v dome velmi bohate
vdovy, jejfz milencem Sc stal,
a kterouz po vice let okradal.
Premluvil il posleze, aby usidli
la Sc We Francii $ malym synem
svym, pochazejicfm 2 prveho
manzelstvf 8 hrab6tem b., vys-
sim dGstojnfkem.
Pfijel do Parfze drive nezli
ona, a umfnil 81, ze zavrazdf
matku j syna, aby zmocnil Sc
znacne sunny penez, jez pTive-
zla s sebou. A skutecne svrhl
Z Il 4 L
jiz ma zejtTf nesfastnou hraben
ku s v6zi chramu Matky Bozi,
Podafilo sc mu uprchnouti 2
mista vrazdy, a mftso neho "a
teen byl dnstojnfk, oblibeny We
lice v kruzich vyssich.
Jakmile byl pan re Saint Brl
acd druheho dne ma svobodu
propulsion, prisahal, ze prav6-
no vinnfka vypatra. ... spoil
Sc tedy nekolilza pahy, ktefl
videli vyjev ma vezfch, a i
nichz jeden ujal Sc opustenehc
dft6te nesfastne hrabenky B.
Pani dov9deli Sc, re vraF
zdrzuje Sc posud pod jmenen
granda spanelskeho, markyzt
zP. v Parfzi. Tyz setkal Sc kdy
81 Sc span6lskym slechticem ts
hoz jmena v cize zemi d -
jak Sc podoba - zavrazdil jej
Bidnik ten, jenz dovedl Sc We
tfiti do jednoho q nejlepsici
slechtickych kruhG, vedl dvo
jiho druhu zivot. Ma pohlet
byl muzem z velkeho sveta, v,
skutecnosti vsak nacelniken
roty lotrd, 2 nfz jeden, oddan.
mu telem dust, prevail ukol
zavrazditi devftileteho hoch,
hrab6ncina.
Padouch tento, jemuz poda
Tilo Sc prchnouti, obesen by
prave We Vidni pro novou vra
Edu.
Pan jeho, falesny markyz
zahynul jak vseobecne INA
mo ma vezfch. Podarilo $
iiaqg pfilakati, Buh VI jakyn
prostredky,, i'ytnnistra ma gale
hi chramovych vezisa tam je
zavrazdil. v okamziku vsal
kdyk chtel prchnouti .tonze ct
st6A kudy utekl po vrazd'
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kvapeii 4 spadnuv vyse 4
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Move domy We Washington
park boulevardu, zapadne Cd
vych. az i'll. Mizete pouzft ka-
III ma vych. 55 ul., aneh Hax-
ward Denison. Parkovni oabor
mesta Clevelandu Be bude sta
at 81 100 stop siroky boulevard
mezi chodnfky pred kazdym
domem. zaroven Sc bude sta.
at 8 80 stop sffky 1nezi chod-
|nfkem ulici, kde travnfk bu-
de mestem u nejlepsfm pofad-
ku udrzovan. Vsechny dony
jsou papirovane, dubove podla
hy, elektricke zafizeni, stint
dla V oknech, pradelnfs otvor,
|prkno na zehie11I, vytAp6cf
Ipec, skopky ma prani, oddeleni
pro ovoce q pro uhlf.
Nasledujfci domy jsou hoto-
I've neb Sc dostavuji:a
1892 WashingtoE park Blvd.
l6 svetnic a koupelna 4S,350.
1850 Washington park Blvd.
s svetnic a koupelna A075.
1856 Washington park Blvd.
IL svetnic a koupelna S., ,675.
| $3.50 Washington park Blvd.
s svetnic koupelna S., $50.
! S76S-7O Washington park
lBlvd. pro dve rodiny $6,B75.
Donay j pozemky v okolf Sc
jprodavaji ma splatky. Bondy
5vobody Sc prijmou co splatky
lv pine Gene jako hotove PEE
aize.
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