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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-22

Joe Kennedy ppatchmsksr, q the "a new sNr
Pennsgroye A. G.. has arranged this caTu lot
the opening show tonight; K, %: Harry
final bout Ty Cobb and Tom Sharkey VIII
meet in the semi-hnal Battling Manton
and Billy Cannon, Young Hall and Young
Franklin and Tommy Cleary and Joe Devere
also appear In the preminarles.
Jimmy McCabe and Joe Bowken are ready
for their eight-rOund battle which is to be
held in hte hnal bout at the Atlantic city
bring together Little Bear and Max William
son.
A week from tonight the Yours Truly Club
win bold a benefit show and dance for the
late Joe Tuber at the TraymOre Hall. Frank
lin street and Columbia avenue, Some OF
the boxers who have offered their services
are Johnny ,Mealy. Joe Welsh, Lew Tend
Ter, Harry (Kid) Brown. Joe Burman. Joe
PnlllipS, Billy CANNON. Max Williamson:
Dempsey. Nick Hayes, "Pop' OBrien, Her
man Hindin and Bobby Gunnis will be the
referees.
doe Welsh Is shewy ,good form in his
wOTSovts ior his ~ q. y ~, Tender
Ut.
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WILLIE MEEHAN
PAYS VISIT HERE
Freak Fighter, Due to Sail,
Hopes to Meet Winner of
Dempsey-Miske Match
LEWIS OPPOSES HANSEN
By JAMES S. CAROLAN

The Frisco Fat Boy was with us for
few minutes yesterday afternoon.
Jumbo Willie Meehan the big boy with
the rubber jaw, an inhabitant of the
Golden Gate and regular IN Uncle
Sans navy. dropped off here en- route
to New York Willie is booked to board
in the tourney for the Kings trophy.
Meehan will return here this after
noon. He hopes TO get leave long
enough to permit him to meet the win
ner of the Jack Dempsey-W Willie Miske
match at the Olympia on Thanksgiving
afternoon. He will know today whether
he will be able to linger here for a spe-
Cial match
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-22
HOG ISLAND BOUTS
Four Fights, Including Knockout,
Feature of Nights Work

Four bouts and a battle royal fur
nlshed the boxing program at the
weekly show held at the Hog Island
A A. last night, and about 1000 persons
enjoyed the sport. Mike Burns and
Mike Ukraine met in the wind-up. and
at the finish of six rounds the honors
were evenly divided.
In the semiwind-up Whitley Fitzgerald
stopped Marty Ward in the first round.
Kid Wagner defeated Jimmy Tender
in a fast six-round go, and Young stan
ley was forced to quit in the third
round of his bout with Johnny Earl
when he injured his thumb. The battle
royal furnished lots of fun for the
crowd,
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GREAT LAKES In SHAPE
Sailors Ready for Battle Against
Annapolis Team

Baltimore, Nd. Nov. 22.-Only a light
workout was the order today for the
football eleven of the Great Lakes naval
training station. Chicago. which has
been training here this week for Its game
with the naval midshipment at Annap-
oils tomorrow The team was declared
to be in prime condition for the battle.
Navy. which has two of its stars on
the hospital list nevertheless will be fit
and ready.
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PFEIFFER IN CONDITION
Regular Lehigh End to Play
Against LAFAYETTE

Bethlehem. Pa. Nov. 22.-With the
last hard practice before the Lafayette
game over Coach Ready today devoted
his attent!on to smoothing out the plays
he will use against the Maroon and
White.
The student soldiers on the squad
have been relieved from drilling for the
rest of the week and much better re-
'ults are being secured In the practices.
Some little attention was devoted also
to drilling the substitutes and in vrtu-
ally every position the Brown and White
will be well fortified.
Dave Pfeiffer. varsity end. who has
been on the injured list, Is about again
and the prospects are that he will start
the game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-22
MISS PACKARD GOLF HEAD
Chicago Star New President of
Western Association

Chicago, Nov. 22.-Miss Edith E.
Packard, of Beverly Country Club, Chi
cago, was elected president of the Wom-
ems Western Golf Association at the
annual meeting here yesterday, succeed
ing Mrs. ]. p. Gardner, of the Wheaton,
ILL.,. Golf Club, who has been president
four years.
The 1919 championship tournament
will be held outside of Chicago, 1t was
announced, but the award will not be
made until after the first of the year.
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Victory for Perkiomen

Pottstown, Pa: Nov. ,22; Perkiomen
first game played between the two institu-
tiona, by the score OF IA to 12. Perkiomen' s
sea son has been short. but due to this VIC
tory. extremely satisfactory.
Captain Carlson. the fullback Tailed both
Perkiomen's touchdowns. although it was Nc
keone and Josende who added the subse-
auent and deciding points, Although out
and won on It's fighting spirit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-22
Notes Of the Alleys

. Northwestern Il team. OF the Artisans.
ripped the Underdown team, taking all three
games. The feature of the rolling was
Boyd, Senior and Green.
Santa Maria quintet showed under the
st, Leo squad when Tallant and his heavy
tossing carried them to victory. In the
final game Tallant crossed for double
century and thirty.fonr- pins.
Iehigh. Of Section A. in -the Artisan
t.eague. were awarded handicaps of thirty
;wo, thirty-seven and thirty-two, which
,roved too much for their opponents, the
Brownson squad losing all three games
San Salvador winning the odd game from
Pinzen enabled them to step into first place
of the Knigts Of Columbus League. Gelssen
hauer. Of the Pinzon was not in. form.
Thomson. rolling the second and third game
proved a good pinch tnsser.
Oak Lane. with handcaps and several
subsititutions. succeeded In taking two ou
OF three from the Northwestern A team. ,ot
the Artisans. Hillegas gave q clever exhi
opening and final games.
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SPEAKER FAVORS BASEBALL
Iris and Pipp Apply for Dis
charge From Army

Boston, Nov. 22.-Walter Pipp, of the
New York American League baseball
club. and iris Speaker, Of the Cleveland
club, took advantage of recent Gov
ernent announcement and applied for
immediate discharge from the naval
aviation school at the Massachusetts In
stitute Of Technology.
The men said they expected to play
baseball next season, now that the war
was virtually over.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-22
J.E. WIDENER HONORED
Appointed Deputy Steward OF
New York Jockey Club

New York, Nov 22.-The stewards OF
the Jockey Club, of New York, last night
appointed Joseph f. Widener, of Phila-
deiphia, to serve as deputy steward dur
ing the absence Of Major August bel
mont who is in Europe in the interests
Of the American Read Cross.
A cablegram of congratulations from
the Jockey Club of the Argentine on
the occasion of the great victory OF the
Allies" was read at the meeting.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-22
Scholastic Football
Scheduled for Today
Football

Football
Penn Charter VS.. Episcopal. at Queen
Lane.
Tabor.
Central High vs. West Philadelphia
tiigh. at HOustOn Field.
south Phllade phia High VS.. German
town High. at Germantown.
Lansdowne High VS.. Chester High, ut
LnnsdOwne.
Darby High VS.. Downingtown. at Down.
MIDTOWN.
st. Joseph Prep. VS.. Camden High. at
Camden.
Ridley Park VS.. swarthmore. at Swarth-
more.
Haddonfield VS.. Woodbury.. Mt Wood
bury.
Cheltenham High VS.. Bryn Mawr. at
Upper Darby High W.. Friends Select,
at Friends Select.
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EX-YALE STAR KILLED
Lieutenant Alex Wilson Falls in
Action

New Haven. Conn. Nov. 22.-Lieu-
tenant Alexander D. Wilson-"AleX'
Wilson, of Yale, has been killed in ac-
ton In Flanders, according to word re-
ceived here yesterday He was captain of
the Yale football team in 1915. His
fraternity was Delta Kappa Epsilon.
Lieutenant Wilson went overseas in
November, 1917. His home was in Bing-
hamtOn, y. Y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-22
Villanoya Drills for Delaware

VillanOya, Pa. Nov. 22.-Coach Tom
Reap sent the Villanova squad through a
stiff signal dSll here Yesterday. The drill
regular and scrub elevens rehearsed all
their plays. Reap's eleven plays Delaware
Nollege here tomorrow.
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Soccer News and Notes

Resistrations and releases in the future
must be sent direct to Rufus Iasker. seGreo
tary of the registration committee at o&lo
Aramingo avenue.
David Lupton Sons and the Wanderers
soccer teams will face each other on Ihanks5;
giying afternoon at Tulip and Westnorelaha
Streets in a benefit match to raise inhas
for Freddy Ihrg, who broke his leg IN
recent game.
-Four games are scheduled IN the second s md
division and four in the third DIVISION OF tne
Allied League for this Saturday. feterees
in the second division are George Alien !;
Waiders ]. Connell and Dan lynchi IN the
third division, Pat Gum. Eddie jenkins
George Leach and /. West.
Robbie Thompson. the former star player
~ the Harrier soccer team, is stationed with
The Sixth battalion. Twenty-third Company
i53d Division. at Camp Dix. Thompson Is
a strong supporter OF the kicking game
an nd has organized soccer team ready 10
meet any team on Sundays.
The Camp Dix soccer team has been pre-
sented with the ball used in last SATURDAY
Seneft match at Shibe Park.
To show how evenly matched the soccei
teams are in England last week out o.
twenty games played the highest number o.
goals scored was nVe hy the ESertoh team
IN the Lancashire section.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-22
Homer Uaker Again Wins

New York. Nov, 22.-Homer Baker. rep
resentinR the Gillespie A. A.. scored his
yard handicap run at the games held in the
ast nisht BY Ike ThrteentR Coast ArtIiieTy
Corps and the Fifty-ninth Oyer Here Club
for the members OF the Fifty-ninth Reg-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-22

Today is championship day in schol-
astic football circles. The two big title
battles OF the year will be waged. The
one Is for the Interacademic League
championship and the other for the
public school crown and the Ellis A.
Gimble cup.
Trained to the minute by Coaches
Dick Merritt and Charley McCarty.
Penn Charter and Episcopal clash for
the interacademic championship at
Queen Lane and neither team, on past
form. can be made the favorite.
In the public school battle, however,
Central High is the odds-on favorite to
beat West Philadelphia in their tilt at
Houston Field. The Crimson and Gold
has battered every opponent in the
league this year excepting Frankford,
which was not played, while the Speed
boys although they have clean slate,
have had hard times winning from
Southern and Germantown.
Episcopal Chances Bright
Not since Ned Harris eleven IN 1911
won the interacademic title has the Epis-
copal chances for victory been so bright
as this year
Ever since that eventful Episcopal
year, the Penn Charter team has copped
the title and the Churchmen are de-
| 'Ni'ii'i'S " bItdh Tic lOI6 NIB Ol
wins set up by the Quakers.
McCarty's team holds the advantage
In weight by nine pounds to the man.
Penn Charter averages 141 pounds.
Merritts backfleld Is extremely light,
averaging only 1874 pounds, while the
Episcopal offensive quartet is 151 to the
man.
West Phillie Weak
1t Is taken for granted that the West
Phillio boys will not be able to stand
the gaff of the battle with Central. Tht
Speedboys have been working without a
coach and the tutoring has been car
ried on by Captain Harold Monroe. In
addition the westerners have suffered
several injuries.
In addition to the league battles there
will be six independent contests played
Upper Darby High and Friends Selec
will play the only soccer match of tn,
day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-22
National League Meets December 10

New York. Nov. 22.-The annual meeting
of the National League will be held at the
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel here on Tuesday.
December 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-22
ANNAPOLIS ELEVEN
PICKED TO TRIUMPH
OVER GREA T LAKES
Paddy DriscoH and Pals Rule Fauorites Among Fans,
but Superior Team York and Condition Should
Suing Victory to Gilmore DobieS Middies
By ROBERT ". MAXWELL
Sports Editor Evening Public Ledger

schedule tomorrow convincing arsu
and the public will have chance
instead the
don day Of the despite the absence Of
eevensPt TechWl
Field will
the Lehgh and
in Naval
of
Chicago and Illinois settle
Sagg Field
Outside of the PtTech contest the fuss at Annapolis is attracting
most Gilmore
meng a
Mddies swell
the victory Rutgers " Saturday the Great Lakes
This
NJ with
the Navy notb
the best
machine the nemen charge hard and low
but he off tack
condition Of the
football
tcel-codched athletes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-22

During W.llie's brief stay here he was
in charge of George Engel matchmaker
of the Olympia, and Jack Weinstein.
This pair acted as host to the celebrated
westerner Matchmaker Engel is any
ious to have Meehan remain here long
enough to take part in a show at the
Olympia.
Willie. the Rotund, is n freak of the
boxing world. He is the rings greatest
comedian and entertainer. He takes the
game as a joke and gets plenty of fun
ir punching and being punched. He has
fought Dempsey Mske, Fulton and all
the big boys.
Miske fought Meehan on the coast n
few months ago and insists Meehan is
the boy with the rubber chin"
Hansen at Cambria
Larry Hansen, the veteran lightweight
who has usurped the title of the Durable
| Dane since Battling Nelson said fare
we'll to the ring, will be with us to-
night. This ring war horse, who has
| taken more than one punch during his
career, will oppose Gussie Lewis tonight
The boys will appear in the Cambria
4, C. wind-up.
| Hansen was introduced to n Quaker
City gathering some two or three years
ago. He proved to be a very rugged
hoy He could hit as well as receive
He was discovered aboard n trans
a''antir liner, where he did plenty o1
heavy work. He was champion of the
sE.p and looked so good that the pilo
Of the seagoing craft asked to have hin
exhibit here lie made good from thu
| start,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-22
Rutgers's Collapse a Warning to Nary ELeren


been taken seriously
they have tough Job on their hands There will be no foos letting
carefully the Navy 1t will be difficult him
service the most uncertain proposition football
plugged nickel rake the OF last year for eNa Cupid
Black Charley shacher. of Syracuse
uphold only keeps them going is
the game work to play when
the end and the backing of the college which
weeners hghass players the but
Of mystery players The Rutgers the best of the for before
lost Notre Dame
Chicago voped to
in an % early game aI How can you figure team like like tnat1
sweld swelling
and the coaches have warned them against overconfdnce
THE pe""s~art"Oe battle should be hard fought but the
utth the q
be tmprov
ing seady the are in shape and ready to end the series Oh
tcos straigh utctorieS
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the spotlight The national
natl the others falling line After the annual
the home fires burning in the hot all
Saturday Barney Dreyfuss the PtPenn
Is seldom he
baseball S'''~' ~''1'
will
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December
business
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-22
Speedboys Out,Oeighed
in Today's Title Came

Central High outweiEhs West Phila-
today by eleven pounds. according to the
following stntlstICs:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-22

The Camp Dix soccer team has been pre-
sented with the ball used in last Saturday
Senefit match at Shibe Park.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-22
Jack Keogh Digs Up Another Player for Penn


Philadelphia
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dent appearing on day
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OF a
Racing Game Should Thrive Next Season
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everything sporting
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Administration and helped
newb booster
revived the broad scale
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when the English fyweht champion
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PRIJME Sc domovnik v
Arion divadla. budovs ma
kinsman Rd., mGze pouzi-
vat byt aneb bez bytu. Pred
most ma starSi muz, bydlici v
okoli divadla v Mt. Pleasant.
Blizsi sdsli L. Krejzl, 3454
E. 121. ul.
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cvlcene. Haste Sc po 6 hod.
vecer {. 4404 Pershing ave.
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PRIJMOU Sc zeny ma cisteni
uradoven. Haste sc vc. 1O4 Os
born Bldg, ma Prospect ave.
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= ha prece tolik silly mila, re
haz k hrncirom dobehla S no.
sitkama - tam padla ha vom-
dlila = polili il srsany vodou
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vedli voteklou huz jako sud ha
ma vecer j zvonili hodinku."
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strastne, ale prekvapen - sko-
70 mile prekvapen podivil Sc
Martin. Starry Kminek totiz no
zen byl Klenci ma kirk, kdyz uz
z neho videnske tovarny i putty
ky vyssaly posledni kapku sta
Wy. Pro kfivou prisahu posedel
81 jeSte kdesi v dolno-rakpu-
skem kriminale asi rok a kdyz
81 odpykal trest, poslali no "po
supu" do domovske obce k
nam. Tu no sice nikdo neznal,
ale prijali no jako nutne zlo, v
pastousce vykazali mu byt a
naridili, "aby Sc zivil."
"Jak Sc nam zivit? Mann Sc
snad jit past ma louku?" optal
Sc drze.
"Jak rozumis - trebas sc
pas" odppvedeli mu klidne.
Ano, kdyby byl to chory, ne
mozny clovek, sesly starec, do
volili by mu "po stride" chodit,
davali bu mu jidlo i bydlo.
Kdyby pax ami hnouti Sc memo
hi ma luzko poutan byl, lezel
by v pastousce, pastejrka by
mu poslouzila a poklidila a me-
by pravo ''poslat 81 mosnu" 9
kazdy den jiny hospodar by
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pint a vratit il pastejrce TAX
ably Sc najedl Kminek i ia oSC
tfovatelka.
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mex jest6 neni. Je sice uz clio.
vek hr4chovina - ale sotva pa
desatilety, praci 81 najit muze
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tex, sbirat houby, cesat ovoce
prist len, plest puncochy, tt
vSecko zastane - tax jen at 81
neceho chyti.
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chce Sc mu taky koralicky ma
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krejcar Sc trese. 80, to nan
musiS pomoci smetat senO h;
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Ii Sc udusit, musi seno hned
vidli brat, slapat, do zadu k p
feni nosit. Pot Sc z neho leje
prach no zere, wine no dusi
kleje, nadava ma nezvyklo
praci, sedlak Sc jen smeje a h
ri z vozu kusy, al jich Kmine
do naruci pobrat nemuze.
"Svinska prace,' pdplivuj
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mlat pfisaha, re uz no nikd
do nejdelsi smrti nahoru nedC
stane. Koralicka vSak je dop
ia, tabacek dokouren, neprem
zitelna chut vede no do jineh
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ma dvore jako apatyka a ct
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byl policejnimu kOmisafi v
okresu Tuillerieskem.
"Obdrzevse zpravu dneS
dine 20. zari 1927, o devate no
dine ranni, ze vrazda spacha-
La byla Y dome els. 6. Rue de
la Paix, odebrali jsme Sc Timed
ma udane mlsto We spolecnosti
naseho sekretare Monsieura
Vibrta a straznika Lodina,
jenz meskal prave ma stanici
kdyz zprava o spachanem zlo
cinu nam byla dorucena. Kdyz
dospeli jsme k mfstu, zastihli
jsme dav lidi, o jehoz rozehna
nj policie marne Sc pokousela.
Jen s velkymi obtizemi podari
20 Sc nam dostati sc ku dverim.
Ruzne domnenky byly v skupi
mach lidu pronaseny, z nichz
lozvedeli jsme Sc pouze to, re
obet' zlocinu, Maurice Vidal,
byl spekulantem ma burse. Je-
no zena, Italka neobycejne kra
sy, prijela pry z domova sveho
rano a div pry 81 mad celou u
dalosti nezoufala. Nekteri pro
hlasovali, re vrah byl jiz zat-
cen - JIM opet tvrdili, re VII
bee nenf znamo, kdo zlocin
spachal. Kdyz vystupovali
jsme nahoru po schodech, "a
slechli jsme tuto rozmluvu:
"Nikdo to neudelal, nezli ona
- tt Italove jsou vseho schop-
nj" - Vzdyt' ale ona muze
sveho zboznovala," namital
jiny. = ooh, to Sc jen pretva
fela = ona no nenavidela !"
Gale vzdyt' byla pryc a te-
PRIV pred hodinou sc vratila! !"
"Nu, nemohla nit spolecnika,
ktery by to "a nj vykonal?
Proc vratila Sc prave dnes? -
Kdyz jsme vstoupili do by
tu, ukazal nam pritomny poll
cejni straznik loznici, v niz
Vidal byl zavrazden. Vydali
jsme lined rozkazy, ably dum
byl vyklizen a ably vstup do do
mu byl kazdemu zamezen. Ia
roven vyslali jsme ma rychlo po
slali ma prefekturu a k policej-
nimu fediteli. Pozorovali
jsme, re vse bylo v pribytku
Ia SVEN miste. ODE zeny, KITE
re pohrizeny byly v hluboky
zal, ami prichodu naseho nepo
zorovaly. Jedna z Mich lezela
ma pohovce "a druha, die vse
no komorna, klecela u nj a hla
divsi meme jeji ruce, volala
'Vzmuz Sc, vzmuz Sc - vzdyt'
Ijej musis pomstit!" - Pri
techto slovech druha zena Sc
vzchopila a zvolala: "Ano -
ano = pomstim no! To prisa-
ham!" Pri slovech tech vztah-
ia ruce sve vzhGru. - Pc teto
scene zaseptal policejni straz-
nix Lodin: ''Sal teto zeny neni
llceny = neveri mani slova re
vseho toho, co jsme slyseli ma
schodech!" tehoz nahledu byl
jsem tez ia. - Mas sekretar,
| Mr.. Vibert, nezdal sc sdileti
mas nahled. Mel "a to, re poci
mani zeny one jest prilis diva
delni, a pronesl domnenku, re
Fedora hrala divadlo.
| Vysvetlil jsem mu, re Italky
|Jsou mnohem vznetlivejsi, nez-
III Parlzanky, ze pocity svoje
dovedou davati ma jevo mno-
nem bourlivejsim spdsobem -
a re rama, ktera il stihla, byla
tax nahla a neocekavana, re
nelze zde nejake prehnane
theatralnosti ami mluviti. -
| Mr.. Vibert ale nezdal Sc byti
| duvody mymi uplne pfesved'
cen a nespustil Sc zalem sklice
ia zeny Okla. = Prouzkoumal
isme vSe S velikou bedlivosti {
podavam tuto vysledek mas
prace. Dvere vedouci z kniho,
ny do salonu a loznice, byly o