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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-17
KINNY
AHANER'S
TRIP
PHRS0N WEDGE
WILL REFEREE
Columbus Boxing Card Is
Good One; Wedge May
Battle Welter Winner.

Fred r. Wedge The Fighting
Parson.' has been selected by e
management Of the Columbus Athletic
club. Of Columbus. N. NJ. to act as
referee at tic boxing show TO be
staged at the Crystal theater on Fri
day night. July 1s- Ed AIackey will
also be the third party in the ring
during the evening sport
Jack Casper, the Fifth cavalry
weller. and Bay Cabeu. Of the 24th
infantry. principals in tile main event
are both said TO have been training
hard and fit for a 10 round affair. In
the semi-final OF ten rounds. Gink
Parker and Kid Ford promise a lively
BATH. Parker has the reputation or
being about the Eamest boxer on the
border. having been floored ten times
IN bout one time helping 10 gain
his feet the last time by pushing
himself up from the floor with Lis
head after his arms were too eZ-
hausted TO do the trick alone Ford
with all his cleTerness and reputed
vallop. viii have a lively time with
Parker, say the latter's admirers
Tt is we'll known around Columhus
that Oung Hockbones and The
that Young Hockbones and The
their presence I'm the squared circle
love feast They have in mind the
settling Of old scores and as six
rounds is comparatively short time,
neither VIII lose any time in getting
into action
Promoter c. II. johnson seems to
have furnished an extraordinarily
good card for the fans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-17
HOT RIVALRY
AMONG TEAMS
IN BASEBALL
Army Leaguers Fight for
All Star Positions; Two
100 PerCenters.
BOXING SHOW AND
SINGING TONIGHT

KFTITH the baseball teams Of the
" Fifth cavalry and Of the 18th
cavalry division and military police
both Haunting a 1000 percent banner.
the two teams were fighting nip and
tuck al the time Of going TO press this
afternoon You see Il has been an
nounced that Capt Bender viii take
an all star team from Bliss next Fri
day 10 play a game with the crack
esth infantry team, there also being a
second game scheduled for Saturday.
As capt Bender VIII take but T.
players there is some lively scram-
bling iu tOday's game 20 prove up for
the coveted places on the all star
team
Other games in progress are
Seventh cavalry vs. 314th cavalry,
mechanical repair unit, no. 500 VS.
motor group team SIND field artil-
lery vs. base hospital. In all these
games competition is keen. players
e1deaVoria- 10 make good for Capt
Iender's Bliss champions
Dcsr To Clash.
Ionights card at The arena on the
H1ftl cavalry parade grounds should
be one OF the best yet presented at
the fort the principals having been
chosen by elimination contests In
boxing, leaving no doubt as TO the
ability OF all contestants. The presen-
ratiou Of cups. which regularly takes
place IN the evening. VIII have added
interest due 90 TIE lacC that the win
uers may hinge on the boxing teams
the quarterte singing for which
lrophy is offered The public is in
vited by Bris- Gen Howe 20 witness
an events
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-17

''Tou know one OF the biggest items
! in the running expenses Of a baseball
club is the money spent for purchas-
ing minor league players. some OF
them cost small fortunes and more
often than not fail 20 live up 70 their
regulations. There are players To be
found at Camp Upton and undoubtedly
at any army camp in the country who
may. in the future. draw thousands
OF dollars at the gate.
I've seen many OF the men IN ac-
tion and there are at least a dozen
that I've watched closely, who look
Ike coming stars Some Of the best
plays that I have ever Witnessed on
the diamond have been made by these
soldier players don't think the
managers have enough foresight TO
look around the environments for ma
terial
ssrhe Knights OF CoIurnbus are
doing a great deal TO promote afh-
1efics among the soldiers. regard
less OF race, creed or color and NJ
the X. OF c. fields there are count
less crack nluyers-n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-17

TOHSNT ETERS. the noted baseball
player. who is getting ready to 50
abroad to help promote athletics, par
ticularly baseball. among the Ameri-
can expeditonary forces. for the
Knights OF Columbus, is anxious that
the major league baseball managers
and club owners take a little tip from
him. which he hands to them gratis
Eyers's suggestion is that the big
league scouts take a trip TO Camp Up
ton. where he says hundreds Of first
class baseball players are being de-
vcIoped.
ut would be a good Pinn,7 says
Evers, -for the scouts TO recon-
mend 10 their employers to siEu
some 81 these men. OF course
there IS no telling just when they
may be able 10 use them but ~
soon a. the war 81 over they would
he mighty good material for their
clubs. The hest 1art Of il is none
Of them would cost them a penny
TO try out.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-17
DempSey-MiSke
Fail To Clash

New York, July Prominent pug
lists met in bouts at Madison Square
Garden last night in a benefit 10 buy
athletic equipment for soldiers. The
feature bout, between Jack Dempsey
and Billy Miske. hesvyH Fights. was
called off as Dempsey sprained an
ankle in gymnasium work in the az
ternouu-
Benny Leonard. lightweight champ
ion. outbOxed Willie Jackson Of New
York in a four round bout.
Packey Mcfarland Of Chicago gave
three round exhibition with y.
Shields OF New York.
After Dempsey had entered the
ring and displayed his injured ankle.
George Athe OF hiladelphia sub
stituted for him against Miske and
was OutpOinted in a four round bout.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-17
Gundy Accepts
BradIey'S Def

Nick Gundy. champion feather
weight Of the border, has accepted
the challenge made by Leo Bradley,
the crack FL Paso featherweiE ht.
Bradley is said 20 have made rapid
Improvement in the fistic art lately
and not a few Il Pasoau boxing fans
believe that the border title may
change hands in case the two meet
At present all there Is lacking is q
suitable place OF meeting between
the two which will doubtless be sup
piled by some OF the enterprising pro-
moters Of the southwest Jed Eng
lish, Bradley's manager. says that
his boxer Is In tip-top-shape.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-17
SPORTOGRAPHY B. Cray.

DAY CALDWELL is pitching fin.
N BAH for the Yankees. In his re,
cent performances he has done Is good
work as at any time since he first
came TO the Yankees.
Merito Acostam, the Cuban out
fielder y the AIackmen. has been hit.
ting the bail hard FOR his new team
Harry TuthilL trainer OF the De-
troit CLUB. is now a Lieutenant in the
sanitary corps. Of the army. He re-
signed recently 20 take I'd his duties
Baseball is ali the rage in wash
fnEtou. Clark Grifnth's Senator'S
for the first time IN several years,
are making a strong fight for the
American league pennant and, NJ
a result, the WnshinEton club Is
drawing record breaking crowds.
Sports OF all kinds are thriving In
Great Britain During the soccer
football season which recently came
10 a close in Scotland, the total gate
receipts amounted to nearly 1000. OF
which the government war tax was
almost $4,000. Some Of the games
A1A AAA@ N-AAAlA AlA4AA1AAAH o. AAAa eNlAAAaAl
league. played by professionals, drew
100000 spectators. Football. racing
boxing and baseball are booming IN
England in spite Of Hun air raids.
DAVIS, THE ONLY MAN
WHO EVER STOLE FIRST
Harry Davis. the famous old star OF
the Athletics, and IN his time one OF
the best first basemen in the business
was born in Philadelphia As years age
tomorrow The veteran has many
claims 20 remembrance, one OF which
is that he Is the only man who ever
stole first base. That peculiar Incl
dent has puzzled many fans. but Il
was actually pulled off
II was in the old days when Dave
Fultzs later president Of the Baseball
players fraternity, was playing in
the outer garden for the Mack bunch.
In this particular contest Davis was
perched on first and Fultz was on
third. Harry stole second IN the hope
that the throw would give Fultz a
chance to race home The pellet was
sent to the catcher I'm time 10 head off
Fultz, who barely managed 10 get
back TO third. but Davis made sec
ond- Cap'n Harry wanted that run,
and he was bound to have Il. so when
the next ball was pitched he chased
back TO first, stealing that bag, TO the
Amusement OF players and fans. OF
course, a big howl went Up, but the
umpire could find nothing IN the
rules TO prohibit a player from run
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-17

Old Stuff Used
On DOde PaSkert

The St. louis Cardinals. after los
f1E IS straight games 10 the Chicago
cubs. managed TO put over a win on
July 6. but IL took a trick TO do it.
nothing less than the old hidden ball
trick. worked by Bob Fisher on Dode
paEkert at second base in the ninth
inning. just when il looked like the
Cubs had a battinE rally on that
would give them q victory. Packert
rras caught asleep on second and the
rally uipped-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-17
HornSby HES
To ShiDyardS

St Louis, No. July 17.-Roger
Hornsby. St. Louis Nationals's short
stop. viii not fight a work or fight
order issued yesterday 10 him in Fort
Worth, Tex. and within a few days
viii be signed 20 play with an eastern
shipbuilders' team, according TO in
formation received here. President
Branch Hickey declared today that
the club viii not defend Hornsby's
case.
Il viii have nothing 10 do with the
order" declared Hickey. Further
more expect TO be in France before
Horsnby ever gets into uniform
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-17
BOB STEELE IS
WE'LL POCKETED

Bob steele. released BY the Pitts
burg Pirates 10 Kansas City in the
Sanders deal, along with Carmen Hill
refused 10 accept the transfer and II
is reported he has jumped to the ship
Yards After waving on Steele the
Cincinnati club changed its mind and
concluded Il would like to have him.
but Kansas City asked the small sum
OF $4,000 for his release and negotia-
tions were blocked. Thus a pretty
capable pitcher is lost 10 baseball be
cause Of lack Of coordination. That
Steele is worth while is indicated by
his last game IN the National league
which was a one hit affair against
the Cardinals.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-17

Boston. Mass. July Tits now
Lieut. Francis de Sales Ouimet- The
famous golfer has been appointed a
second lieutenant and assigned TO the
quartermaster's department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-17

Al Milwaukee. e.. Minneapolis, Z.
At Louisville. !; Indianapolis .
At Kansas City. s. St Paul. J.
At ToIedo-C Columbus. twilight game
postponed. rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-17

Philadelphia. July LEV Tend
Ter. OF Philadelphia, had a shade the
better Ct the six round Bout with Irish
Patsy Cline of New York At Shibe
park last night The fight was hard
and fast from start 10 finish
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-17
Bills SERVICES IN DEMAND.

The veteran Bill Hinchman viii go
from the Pirates back TO Columbus.
according to late report. However. it
IS now stated the Pittsburg club isn't
decided about giving him his release.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-17
VHRLAUB AND

VHRLAUB AND sPEICE WINNERS.
Kansas City. No. July lT.-Play in
the first round OF the Great Plains
tennis tournament for men which com
pleted yesterday together with sew
cral second round matches. J. Uhrlaub
OF Rocky Ford. Colo, and Charles T.
Speice. Of Kingfisher. Okla. both de-
feated Kansas City players yester-
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-17

Where They PLAY THURSDAY.
Detroit az sew YORK
Cllcar1 at PtIizleInhia-
S. Louis a. Boston
Cleveland az Washington
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-17
GREB IS oUTPoTyTED.

Philadelphia, Pa, July 17.-Soldier
Bartfeld. the New York middle
weight had the better Of a six round
fight with Harry GTeb. Of Pittsburg.
in the first bout OF a boxing show last
night at Shibe park.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-17
Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Where They Play Thursday.
Boston az ST. LcEis
Erccriru an Pir-ElurEh-
Ec- York AZ Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Chicago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-17
BASEBALL


AT Chico go-First game r. II 2
PhUadeIrhia -0cI 600 0.-1 Is
Chicago .......-1:o 90 ooL-5
Barterles- Philadelphia. EoEg, Jacobs
and Adams; Chicago. Douglas. Vaughan
and Ellifer.
AT Pittsburgh. p r. E.
Rrooklvn - -.---..-lco 200 sos Is
pitrshurrh .....---O82 go Ill T. o
Batteries: Brooklyn. COOmbs, Grimes
and lIle-. Pittsburgh. Sanders, Cooper
and Schmidt
Al 81 Louis r. H z
Boston o.. .-.---...--0I0 00i ooF-5 13 /
ST. Louis ----.------ro0 Qo1 1917 Il 3
Batteries. Boston. Rsean. Ru1ol7h and
Wilson; ST. Louis. Nay. johnson and Con
zaIes
Games Postponed.
New York AZ ClnLu natl; rain Two
games tlmorrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-17
ARMY CAMPS fine PLACE FOR
SCOUTS To WORK, Says EVER5

Famous Baseball Player Chosen to Superintend Ma
tional Game in France Says Major League Scouts
Should Keep Eye on Material Being Developed
in Uncle Sans CantOnments and Posts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-17
A1TFRTC1N LEAGUE


At New NorE-Eirst game 2 n y.
Dtroit o.. .--.-.-.-.Ce0 900 515-12 =
New York ----.-----.g coo Go 900
Batteries Detroit Dauss and Stanagei
New York Caldwell, Vance and Hannah
AZ New Tolk-Second game r. II Z
Detroit 90 .-.-------1OO 0cO 012+
New York ....---...- o1I 900 01o-1
Batteries Detroit Boland and Stanase'
New York Love and Walters-
At Boston r r. Z.
St Louis ----.------roo oee ogl-l
Boston -.----.--- Nlh Gee lll--
Batteries St Louis. S3-heron. Lei
FIELD and Nunamaksri Boston. Jones.
Mayer and AEneW-
At Philadelphia. RH-E Z.
chicago ....-...--In2 0ln o00-s 10 %
Philadelphia -- -------ot9 ol5 ooE4
Batteries. Chicago. SheIlsnhach. Benz
and Jacobs; Philadelphia Watson and
1IcAvoy-
At Washington r n T.
Cleveland --...oo2 0of 900 OBS IS .
Washington % 100 OH 90 oil Il 9
Batteries Cleveland, Morton Coumbe
and O-.-eilI- Washington. johnson and
Ainsmith. Picinich-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-17

q ming backward If he wanted 10. Hav-
ing swiped the initial bag. Harry then
took another opportunity 10 try to
steal second, and while the throw was
made in an endeavor 20 head him off.
Fultz chased home with the coveted
run
Davis commenced his big league
career % years ago, in 1885. when he
was signed by the Giants, having pre-
viously played with Providence and
Pawtucket. New York soon turned
him over to Pittsburg, where he re-
NAMED until 1888. After q short ex-
perience with Louisville. Davis quit
the game and vent % work for rail-
way company When Connie Mack in
vaded Philadelphia in 1901 he called
Davis from retirement and made him
captain and first baseman Of the Ath-
ietics- He remained with Connie until
1872, when he had brief experience
as pilot Of the Cleveland club. but
soon returned 10 the Athletics 70 act
in an advisory capacity and as q
scout
sULLITAN-WILsON BATTLE.
John L. Sullivan and Tug Wilson
fought four rounds IN New York on
this date in 1852. Sullivan had won
the heavyweight championship a few
months before by whipping Paddy
Ryan az Mississippi City. and he was
then az the height Of his power. Sui
Ivan took on Wilson, who was an
Englishman, under an agreement TO
put him away inside Of four rounds
but. although the Britisher was
smaller and lighter man. Tug stuck
the limit and got the coin Wilson
was much superior 10 Sullivan in
Science and skill. and the great John
L. was made TO look like a novice at
times Wilson showed gameness as
well as cleYerness, for John L landed
several blows hard enough to put the
average man 10 sleep. but they didn't
have any effect on the valorous Tug
Wilson wasn't the only EnElishman
who showed Up Sullivan, for Charlie
Mitchell, who was only a middle
weight, fought John 70 a SO round
draw few years later. In fact. Up TO
the time Sullivan was whipped by
COrbett. small but scientific boxers
made a better showing against Sulli-
van than did the big fellows. In VIII
son and Mitchell the old War-Horse
met men who couldn't be bluffed. and
IL was by sheer bluff that Sullivan
won many OF his battles.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-27


& spravce, ia D vsem tom tax il
ste, jako ze chci dosici vecnk-
no zivota, niceho nevim pfi
saham yam ma to, BE niceho -
niceho nevifn! Jsem teprve od
pfedvcerejska u dome tonato.
Drive jsem byl zamestnan IL
ste spole echosti pohfebrii =
Trompelet a Trutat chopili
Sc no kazdy "a jedno ramerlo j j
pevne jej pridrzovali ku zdi.
Valentin nasadil mu spicku dy
Ky ma hrdlo. Spieka protrhla
kdzi ma krku. Naposledy Sc
to tai: Chces mluviti?"
Nevfm niceho jsem zde
\ teprve ode dvou dnd. Tazte Sc
raajitele ten yam bude moci
podati zpravy.'
"Jak Sc jmenuje? Kde by
dli?"
Pan Roussebois, ulice des
Pyramids, cfslo e."
Valentin stahnul svou dyku
nazpet. Bylo zrejmo, ze clovek
tento vice nepovf. Trompelet a
Trutat jej pustili. Spravce skle
81 ma kolena a padl, polomrtvyy
jsa strachem ma zem. Nasi pra
: tele, zahechavse tn muze, ode
Sli.
Kdyby Sc vsak byli vratili,
kdyz ma ulici vysli, 'byli by By
vail veliee prekvapeni pohledy
nenavisti a .divoke pomstychti-
vosti spravce, jenz nebyl nikdo
jiny nez Louffard. ~
Louffard nebyl We SVEN hi
dacskem pokoji samoten. Ma
iezal So tn jeste jeden Glov9k,
jenz Sc ukryl "a zaclonami DO
stele a jenz nevylezl ven, kdyz
spravce tfi pffchozi byl opu-
still. Muz tento, jehoz rty byly
natekle a krvi podlite, byp La
guyane; byl tax jeste posramo
ceny Cd rany, jiz mu sasek byl
zasadil. Sotva ze Sc Valentin
! vzdalil, vstoupil baguyane do
chodby Sci svemu soudruhu
vstffc. Louffard byl bledy a ma
lSrku krvacel.
"Videl jsi ty, jiz zde prave
byli?" tazal Sc domnely spra-
vec sveho soudruha.
"Ano, a vsechny tri jsem "a
sepoznal," odyetil Laguyane.
"Jeden jest kejklfr ~ della
1narseillskeho," druhy mi zasa
dill ranu pesti a toho mladeho
jsem uzavrel do vyzdenku -
druzi jej vsak Ease vytahli.
Muslin s vami jeste vyrovnati
1naly ucet, jen seckejte!'
ia take" vpadnul mu Louf
fard do reci, zasmusile Sc pfi
tom usmivaje a krev $ krku 81
stiraje. Drive ysak nez bude-
ME mysleti. ma vlastnf zalezito
sti ,musfme obstarati zalezito-
sti panovy. Temto trem lidem
jest znamo, ze malicka zde by
Iazavrena. Jednoho dne il mo-
hcu Ease nalezti a stane-li Sc
to, bude pro mas nayzdy ztrace
ma, nebot' oni pax dfvku jiz ne
opusti.n
'.Musime Rouguina a marky
ze tom uyedonliti," pravil La
guyane. 'Ty zdstah, lsdyz to je
tve stanoviste ia 81 to vezmu
ma starost."
Laguyane nalezl oba spi-
klence v ulici Lafayette. Oba
vedeli, kan Sc Gabriesa utek-
la. Kdyz zmizeni jeji spozoro
vail, chtel Rouguin Louffarda
usmrtiti a Norbert hrozne Sc
rczlitil. Pon6kud pax Sc upoko
jivse, patrali, jak bylo Gabrie-
lie mono uniknouti.
Phi spousteni Sc po neoseka-
I nych kamenech roztrhala 81
Gabriela saty a bedlivy pozo-
royatel musel videti, ze kusy
latky zdstaly vezeti ma kane
mech. z balkonu podle zdi by
IL udrobeny kusy vapna q leze
1.c1.x ~~.Ixoo NJ y a <<vvs 2,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-27

|hO - odvAziti I ujal IL sloya
nlarkyz. Toto jest midi plan: !:
lValentin, milenec Gabriely je
Ivelice zarliv jeho zarlivost
nam poslouzf vsak uvidfte!'
A po slovech tech pokrocil X
psacimu stolku ,usednul q ry-
chile napsal nekolik fadkd, jez
Rouguin, pres rameno mu ma
Ihlizeje, cetl. Znely takto:
Pane Valentine!
Jeden Vas pfitel, jenz ale
ysak chce znstati neznam, sde-
luje Yam, Re dfvka, jfz miluje-
te . jiz V dome pana Rousse-
boise marn6 hledati budete, v
nlste tom nal6zti nemilzete; "a
tc ale Y palaci Muradoye, kde
Sc pan Valentin sam m1ze pre-
svedciti o tom, ze zena jest vrt-
kava q ze nesmirne pffsaham
lnladych dfvek prikladati pfi-
lis velkou vfru. N. NJ"
"Rozumim,' pravil Rouguin.
"Poslete psani toto do ulice
q Allemagne tam je nalez-
ne Valentin, pobehne k Mura-
dcvi, spIsobi tam ramus, bude
zadati "a vydanf Gabriely a
Ipak ''
IA nahoda nam ukaze, CO
bude nasledovati,' dokoncil
Norbert. Ale Nahodu musime
sami riditi a proto vas, Rougui-
ne, prosfrn, abyste nechal pa
lac Murad1v cd ctyr neb peti
nejsilnejsfch svych jednateld
60 nejbedliveji streziti. Sasek
q kejklfr abudou nepochybne
Valentino provazeti a to jsou
lid6 odvaznf - snadno by mo-
hla krev teci."
"Necham dim streziti 49, v
tom ohledu mIzete byti spoke
len," ujist'oval jej Rouguin.
O ctvrt hodiny pozdeji bylo
|jzi psanf odevzdano v ulici d.
Allemagne, Trompelet, Trutat
La Valentin odebrali Sc po uda-
nj, jez Jim Louffard We skiep6
byl ucinil, do ulice des Pyrami-
des, cfslo 4 a tazali Sc po panu
Rousseboisovi. Byl to jednatel
I've sluzbach Rouguinovych Sc
nalezajici, jenz tn mel svou
pracovnu ma venkove bydlel.
Museli Sc spokojiti a vyckati
|jeho navratu v den zitrejsi. Til
|pratele vratilise spolu do uHce
Id'Allemagne a rozesli Sc, kdyz
[se byh smluvili,, ze Sc rano "a
lse setkaji.
| Valentin vessel do bytu a ma
He'll tam psanf Norbertovo, jez
Iprecetl v male podkrovnf svet-
Fnicce, kterou obyval.
z pocatku istu tomu ami ne
rozum6l cetl no znovu a bo
lestne zastenal. Papir vypadl
mu 2 rukou, okolo ocf delaly Sc
mu milky usednul, aby una
YOU neklesnul, ruce k celu sve-
mu tiskna.
'Gabrielo, Gabrielle" zavzly
kal, "tys mne zapomneba?"
Nemel ami ma chvili sebe
mensf podezrenf, & eby mohl
byti klaman. Pri cteni Norber
toyych radkii vzpomenul 81 ma
psanf, ktere bylo pfineseno u
vecer dnosu do ulicc d'Allema-
gne, V kterem mlada dfvka pro
sila otce sveho "a odpustenf to-
no, ze jej opousti, aby nasle-
dovala milence sveho.
'jest tedy prece jen prav-
dou,, co v omen vecer napsala! I
Domnfval jsem Sc, ze psanf po
chazf Cd jine osoby - vsak by
10 Cd nj a bylo pravdou, k ce-
mu Sc v nem pfiznavala. "Milu-
j; rekoho i opoustfm re, miIy
ctce, abych nAsledovala toho,
jejz miluji. Laska ia jest sill
neisi nez ma vhle!" Oh, oprav
du to jest! Ona 81 Sc mnou "a
h-avala byla ctizadostiva a