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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-15
Toddy's Baseball Games
in Minor Leagues

Montgomery County IeaGue-Amblep At
fort Washington; Southampton at Doylee-
townt Souderton at Glenside.
:, Philadelphia Suburban League-Oiney at
narretti IAndley at Fern Rock; Lupt0n at
A., Main Line !eaEue...Dun & Co. at Autsears
"nrTsn pri.M.ss at M MMnyns Pobson At tsnsHcwse; :.
lehem mt Hog Island; sun At. Merchantsss :
ruseST3nes at Chester; Trayior At New
9 Northwest Church hAssociation.-Bethsny ~
Schwenkfelder; Calvary at Northwest Cove
nant at First Dutch; Olivet- Covenant ~
Manufacturers' League-Wheeler at ]. r.
Lewis; Stokes 4 smith at Sellers; None
tyne at Becker, Smith n Pnee.
Philadelphia Manufacturer League -
Tabor at STANDARD Pressed steel; P6iledel.
phla Textile at Hoopes. q Townsend;. Ellistf.
and Machine at Quaker City Rubber.
Northeast Manufacturers' League.-Quakef
Frankford Arsenal at Plumb; Super Glass Il
Frankford Laundry.
Clothier; Disston at stetson.
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Doctor Neiffer was the third to play and
to most of the players it looked as II
his shot was a bit short. When the
players reached the green there were
three balls in sight. Brooke's ball rested
within very short distance of the flag,
but Doctor Neiffers hall was nowhere
to be seen. While the other players
were looking for it. Brooke went up to
the flag and there found the ball nesting
In the hole.
Four Took Nine Strokes
Brooke got an easy bird and MacFar-
land and Humphreys went. down for a
par 3. Search was made to see where
the ball had struck on the green. but
there was no mark. and the quartet now
believe that the ball hit the flag and
dropped into the hole.
But IT will he long time before
another four-ball match at Huntingdon
Valley will have a total of nine strokes
for that hole with an eagle, a bird and
pars making it up.
Virtually nothing has been said about
that 81 which won the mixed foursome
at Huntingdon Valley during the wom-
ez's golf championship. but IT was prob
ably the best score of the sort ever made
at Huntington Valley and one of the
lowest ever registered on any course in
the Philadelphia district. Mrs. II. c.
Smith, of North Hills. who managed to
break a hundred during the tournament
for the first time, was partnered with
J. Wood Plat. who won the Lu Lu Tenn
pie tournament last fall.
Remarkable Foursome Score
Selective drives were used: and as
Pratt Is one of the longest swatters
with the wood in this part of the coun-
try he proved great help to his part
ner On the eighteenth he drove within
few feet of the brook that guards the
green. Mrs. Smith in her anxiety to gel
| nicely on the green topped the shot into
the stream, and it resulted in wheGs
an easy seemed possible. Here Is
| their scores:
Out. 4 3 I 5-43 .
Some Golf at North Hills
At North Hills Sunday the best four
ball match that has been played there ir
some time found Clarence Hackney. tht
I Atlantic City professional partnerec
with Bob Greenwood against Platt ant
| Jim Hackney. the North Hills profes
sional. The two professionals and Plat
had cards of IS and Greenwood had al
80.
Playing the last nine holes the Hack
ney brothers and Plat were home in 8
and, curiously enough, not one of then
had a single bird or a hole over par
Every single hole was made in pa
figures by the three players, most un
usual experience. In the smoke fun,
match last fall at Huntington Vale!
Dave Cuthbert. at that time the Nobl
professional. played the first nine hole
in par he also not having a single birt
Tor crow.
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Giants Blank Cubs

New York. June 15.--New York raised its
National League championship pennant here
yesterday and celebrated the occasion with a
7-to-O victory over Chcago. IL gave the
New Yorks an even break the series.
Dcmaree gave Chicago only four scattered
hits Vaughn was easy for New York in the
frst inning when FIVE runs were scored on
Ave hits including a home run by Young.
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son. I. Two-bass hit.sBenercfi. stock.
Iuderus, Meusel. baird. Cruise, 2. Left on
Ss:s:Phiiiss. ia,,ssa S%Is HS%%lI.s:,; sSIa.l. sstTSsk
MSsnsPs, M 81 ss May, Williams. e. Stock. Cra.
vsth, 4; McGsfisan. Adams. Wat.e1 Pit.- it.
lsste: SNYDER and Hoissby; bases on balls
Hit BY pitched ball-Bancroft. Hts pro-
go.tlSnef.3s psys Inh;n. Wst;oh S;stt 10 hiss n z
hits, is facing. in Ia inninEs, Main: o
ESns slt.; WtSfiIspr Wis n wgStins W,ld m
pires--QuIgiey and Harrison. Time-2:eO.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland. 4; Athletics. 2.
Chicago. u Washin. ton, 4.
New York. IL: Detroit. 9.
st. Louis, b; Boston. 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Phlllies. 81 st. Louis, 1 TO innings).
1t. Louis, 2; Phillies. tsec9nd game)
New York, 4; Chicago, 0.
Boston. 7; Pittsburgh, Q.
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Yhat May Happen
in Baseball Today

except pauss and Spencer. the weil-k known
battery men. Their total was a dozen clouts
for fifteen hits.
The White sor had no trouble IN copptng
the 0a,ne from washington. Doc Ayers uas
hit hard aud often. The score. 10 :.
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Cierencs Giilsse,s: . m Nsg York q s.oss.Teen: q: q:
q 9i.e ,nt the plsce of Herman TAYLOR. Who rS.
eently handed IN his resiEnation.
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Earned runs-Of PrcnderEsst. Il Doak, 2.
Home run-Cravath Left on bases1Philliss.
Meusci. Mc(iaiiEan. Prendergast. ,Hornsby.
Smyth., Gonzales. Dcsk: Double playIic,n,- Con
-Cravath, Gonzales. Time-l:47. Umpires
Harrison and QuiEley.
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aa;siinss esinins ke5dy. of New Ysrk. have bees 's
matched to appear in . tweive-reund en-
counter at Boston on the nlsnt Of June 20.
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RED Cre.s Celf !. Lsaeas.sr

Ls4esssss. Is.: June III 4 .Ir y ,te :.sis.
e. CO., ss'ss;ss sss ss e s. issi:s 8
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Charlie wsinsst. Of Jersey City. and Bat
to have ioasht sisht rounds st jersey CITY
ss NSnass sish, n: .iil box A. that So city 3:
postponed last Monday on account Of rain. =
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cumbol. Colliery Red Cros. Vie,or

PSttsyilie. Pa, June i5.--In q Red Cross
benefit eame here yesterday CQiumhta Col
sfs;e p ~, khns' : keen siAeel1 -
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Schedule for Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE

PittsburEh at iphia--Ciesr. 8 pm
Cincinnati at New H0rk-Ciear, 3 o. m.
Chicago at Brookiyn-Ciear. $3.50 .. m.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics at CIsveland-Clear,. 3 y. m.
Washington at Chieago-Clear. 8 D. m.
Boston at st. L0uis-Clear. s y. IN.
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Middle Division. 9; Car Shop. 9

AIteeps, Pa, June i5l-..Ar erfof 4. IN
= ~ 'xs 'sss - s's; = sS's ''s
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ch.%pion.hip 9Snis t d New Enslsnd. swsivs round,
To oppose Johnny Ray. OF PittsburEh. n z
tsn-round contest at smoketowh on thu
night OF June IL.
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Scraps About Scrappers

TT IS reported thar Jess Willard. the
i heavyweight champion. who has not
put on a & love for over two years. may
be picked to referee the twenty-round
contest between Jack Dempsey, the
Coast heavyweight, and Fred Fulton.
the Minnesota plasterer. to take place
at Danbury, Conn.,. on the afternoon
Of July 4.
ice Mulvihill. promoter of the bout,
Is considering a telegram sent to him
by Jack Kearns. manager of Dempsey,
stating that he would like to have the
champion referee the fight and to judge
for himself who is the logical opponent
to meet him for tho title.
Although the agreement signed by the
opposing managers calls that only a
Connecticut man should referee the
heavyweight contest, II is doubtful IL
the management of the club will raise
any opposition on Jess Willard being
the third man in the ring,
The weekly show which was to have been
held at the Cambria open-air Arena. last
risht was m YcstpSned st one on sseoH1t Of rain
q New Esdford. Mass %ili be the fSsr. festure.
rr 4EsR srsBo Rss St sshF.s s G5
T., a
round encounter for the title. claims that
his boy will win the championship by the
X. o. route.
Phil Bloom. the Brooklyn lightweight. has
been signed up for four more matches. On
Tyne ss tsess praSkis Wi,tms q this
guy Jun. 20 ss" he goes to st ssitimors Gvs ssd op. S
poses Allie Mack Of Brooklyn. In . ten
round tilt. July IA he will meet Charlie
White. OF Chicago, in a fifteen-round tight.
| at Des Moines. Ia, and July 81 he will
| be seen in action at 81. Joseph. Mo-. against
| Morris Lux. OF Kansas.
| Billy Gibson, ma nager of Benny Leonard
has been appointed manager Of a boxing
| club in Long Branch. y. j.. and Gibson I'm
| mediately appointed Tom McArdle match.
maker of the club; The hrst bout Will prob
ably be between Battling Leyinsky. the lighi
Johnny Dundee. who boxes Frankie
Srt & oa the w.ss scas
To- oSpose Johnny Ray. OF Plttsbursh n 4
| tsn-round contest at smoketown on thu
| night Of June -.
Charlie weine.t. 9f Jersey City. and Bat
| to have fought eight rounds at Jersey citj
| last Monday night. Will box At that city o.
Monday nirht,, June y. The show wal
4
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Y.nk. Defeat Dssrsi,

Detroit. June 14,--Ney York ~
Detroit. II 70 9. n : frss-hitling p
ysstsrdayi ., The ~ v'fit9Es X p. SSpcsse 20 g
nile runs In the third and fcsftA -
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Hog Island will open its new grounds
at Brill Ball Park. Sixty-seventh street
and Emwood avenue. with the strong
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fths. OF Arkon. o.. who opposes Ted KID
Lewis; the %sl,srweiFht 9 champion at Akron,
round encounter for the title. claims that
his boy will win the championship by the
Is. o. route.
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ripp hss aeld dsS a Dstrsit, z: s4ssssd
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The weekly show WHICH was to. have been
held at the Cambria Open-air Arena last
night; was POSTPONED on account of rain
The show will be held Monday night weather
permitting Gussie Lewis and Ai Shubert
OF New BEDFORD Mass. will be the features
in the wind up. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-15

When Newark and Syracuse began theil
sa ms Yesterday In the New Jersey city there
we're exactly twenty-five persons present
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-12
CLEVELANDAN OBDRZEL
ZODPOVEDNY URAD.

Vladni odbor ktery ma ma
starosti palivo, pozoruje V kra :
tke dob6 nedostatek thli.
Ably Sc nedostatek obmezil,
Crcuje pro RUNE zavody jen j
ste procento uhli. Vcera byl u
stanoven Albert c.. Bishop,
1241 Clifton Boulevard, co adj
ministrator ledaren. Bishop Wy
studoval zdejsi Case skolu CO
mechanicky inzinyr a venoval
Sc vyrabeni ledu. Administered
We Washingtonu jej ustanovila
aby ridil spotrebu uhli V zavo-
dech, kde Sc vyrabi led po ce-
lych Spojenych Statech. Bi-
shop necha vyrabet jen tn nei-
nutnejsi spotrebu ledu, tax a.
by Sc uhli uSetrilo. DIE zprav
vladniho odboru O 7O,OOO,OOO
|tun uhli budeme zkratka a ten
nedostatek Sc musl pTi spotre.
be usetrit.
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neodvislost ceskoslovenskeho
naroda. Krok ten podnikla
Francie verna citum sveho srd
ce k Vasemu narodu, k nemuz
mela vzdycky nejvets1 sympa-
tie. Jednala take We smyslu nej
drazsich svych tradic. Nechs
staleti volneho a zdarneho W.
vote nasleduji krute zkousky,
jez Vasemu hrdemu narodu by
10 podstoupiti. Zasilam sve VIA
de opis Vaseho telegramu a ztl
stavam Vas uprimny - Jusse-
rand.
Pri te prilezitosti klademe
znovu vsem vernym Cechoslo-
vakum ma srdce, ably neopome-
null projevit oddanost Francii
u prilezitosti IA. cervence ma
rodniho svatku Francie, jak te-
legramy velvyslanci francouz-
skemu tax ucasti ma slavnos-
tech naSich bratfl francouz-
skych We vSech vetsich CEN
trech americkych!
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STARSI obuvnicky pomocnik
hieda zamestnani V dobrem o
buvnickem zavode. Haste Sc
u A. Richtera, 2349 w. AZ. ul.
7-12
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FRANCOUZSKY VELVYSL.A-
NEG cESKEMU NAROD-
NfMU SDRUzENf.

(Ceskoslovenska Tisk. Kanc.)
Washington d. G.. - Ma pro
jew Ceskeho Narodniho Sdruze
nj zaslany Drem. j. Pecivalem,
ur. mistopredsedou ustr. Vybo-
ru, jimz podekovino Francii
"a 'uznani Narodni Rady "a
prozatimni vladu, odpovedel
uprimny pritel naseho naroda
francouzsky velvyslanec J. JUS
serand timto pfipisem: -
Cteny pane predsedo:
Vzdavam Vam nejuprimnej-
81 diky "a Vas telegram vyslo-
vujici vdek Vasich krajand me-
vlastl "a to. ze Sdala 'iniciativu,
sby cd nynejskat uznana byla
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POHREB MAY. MITCHELLA.

We ctvrtek byly k poslednl-
mu odpocinku ulozeny pozu-
statky byvaleho mayora nest.
New Yorku, j. Purroy Mitchell
la. Tisice ctitelu smutne prihli-
zelo k pruvodu, v kterem Sc Ma
lezal byvaly president Roose-
1eit a mnoho jinych vysokych
lodnostaru. Dale V pruvodu Sc
nalezali marinaci, vojsko, po-
licie, hasici a mnozstvi osob-
mich pratel.
Pruvod provazel aviatik a
po pate ave. 2 letadla poustel
pred pruvod kvetiny.
Ma hrbitove Woodlawn Sc O.
brady pohrebni vykonali SOU
krone. Mitchell byl americky
vlastenec to dokazal vstoupe.
MIN CO dObrovolnim k odboru
aviatiku. Nestatnou nahodou
spadl z letadlem pri zkousce z
vySe 500 stop a zabil Sc. ca
mayor mesta New YOrku 81 Ii
skal dobry rekord, ale uskocna
politika jeho nepratel mu pc.
razku pfipravila.
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."Je mi Tito, ze jsem Sc tax
|zapomnela," omlouvala Sc ne
nucene, "jsem jiz po delsl do
bu rozechvena a churava; ca
sto muslin plakati, aniz bych
vlastne vedela proc. Nyni jest
mi lepe chci tedy ochotne cd
povidati ma vsechny vase ota-
|zky."
"Nikoli, me dite," odpovedel
jsem, "pro dnesek nebudeme
sc touto veci zabyvati. Rekla
jste mi dosti, echo treba, abych
vase prospechy mohl haiti. o.
podrobnostech dohodneme Sc
pri jine, vhodnejSi pfilezito-
sti."
Rozloucil jsem Sc S nj a ode
|sel jejiho pokoje.
Jeste nez jsem odjel, mohl
jsem promluviti Sc slecnou Hal
kombovou.
"Povedel jste Laure vse, co
jste il chtel rici?" ptala Sc
mne.
"Ano," odpovedel jsem, isle.
cna je churava a jsem rad, ze
ma aspon vas, ktera pri nj ver-
ne setrvate."
"Poznavam, re zmenil jste
svuj usudek o Laure," pripo-
minala; "smyslite nj nezneji
nez bylo tomu drive"
Nechtel jsem Sc vice pouste-
til do sirsich vykladd; odpove
del jsem toliko: "Neopomente
mi, prosim, oznamiti vse, co Sc
dale stane. Niceho nepodniknu
V zalezitosti snatku, dokud $
vami Sc nedOhodnu."
: 30 kez by jiz vse bylo skon-
ceno," povzdechla 81 slecna.
Potion rozloucil jsem Sc jc-
ste panem Fairliem a baro-
mem Percivalem, jenz doprovo-
dill mne az ku kocaru a odjel
Ijsem z Limmeridgu.
VII.
Uplynul tyden po mem ma
vratu do Londyna, aniz bych
byl neceho zaslechl o slecne
Halkombove. Teprve osmeho
dine dosel cd nj dopis, nemz
mi oznamovala, ze svatba musi
byti vykonana jeste tehoz roku
a sice nejspiSe mesici prosin-
ci, tedy tri mesicee pred plno-
letosti Laury Fairliovy.
Strucnost dopisu ponekud
mne prekvapila. Nezbyvalo mi,
nez pomysleti ma vyhotoveni
svatebni smlouvy, ku ktere mu
sim pfedeslati nektere poznam
ky, ably ctenar snaze mohl sle-
dovati rozvoj dalsich, velezaji
mavych udalost.
Slecna Fairliova, jak jiz by
10 naznaceno, mela k oceka.
vani dosti znacne jmeni jak ma
pozemcich, tax i ma hotovycL
pcnezich. Krone toho byly ma
jetkove pomery Fairliovske ro.
diny ponekud spletene, jakz
! poznati lie z nasledujiciho:
: Ded slecny Fairliove zane
chal po sobe tfi syny, Filipa
/ Bedricha a Artura. NejstarS
Flip zdedil panstvi s tou pod
: minkou, re toto prejde maj(
tex druheho jeho bratra Bedri
4 cha, kdyby zemrel nezanecha,
: syna po sobe. A kdyby tax,
Bedrich nezanechal syna, melt
e panstvi prejiti ma nejmladsih,
Artura. Stalo pax Sc, ze Filil
a Fairlie zanechal po sobe jenon
:, dceru, nasi Lauru, hrdinku to
. hoto vypravovani nasledken
= toho pripadlo panstvi druhem,
bratrovi Bedrichovi, jenz by
O svoboden jenz stal sc zaro
h ven porucnikem Laury. Tret
Il bratr, Artur, zahy zemrel q
= nechal syna afdceru.l Synsutd
C pill Sc, kdyz mu bylo patnac
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PRIME Sc zrucny naterac.
Haste sc u Jana Novotnyho,
46OO Lester ave. TT
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OBCANSkE LISTY.

Vcera bylo vydano 50 obcan
sEych listu vesmes byvaiynl
poddanym anglicke Wade. 32
byli Ircane, 20 skotu a nekolik
byvalych pTislusniku Kanady.
Po feci soudce Powella, byly
Jim obcanske listy odevzdany.
DIE uredni zpravy We u mesi-
clch bylo 625 pristehovalcu pfi
cbceno.
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PRIME Sc

PRIJMOU Sc prodavacky We
s,fiznim obchode E. j. Vorla,
3737 Broadway. !?
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HEARSTOVY TISKOVI-
NY SKODf VSEMOZNE
NASf VECI.
NEKOLIK PkfKLADU ZLO-
MYSENOSTI ZLUTEHO IT,
SKU AMERICKEHO.
Ceskoslov. Tisk. Kane.

OOOAOOAOVs ION. AAHAlSs
Washington, D. C. - Jiz po
leta stezoval 81 ceskoamericky
tisk do Hearstovych tiskovin,
jez vzdy Sc snazily re vsech sill
podeprfti vec Nemc1 ameri-
ckych a podporovaly panger-
manske hnutf V Americe tim,
re soustavne poskozovaly vec
SlOvanG. Je znamo, re caste
zakroceno u redakci Hearsto-
vych tiskovin v Chicago (Ame-
rican, Examiner) ably redakce
jejich ustala cd predelavani &c
skych um6lcu ma nemecke a
zvlaste cd zacatku valky tech
to protestd bylo vice.
V posledni dobe Hearstovy
tiskoviny soustavne nasi vec po
skozuji. Nemaji ma tom dosti,
ze ku prikladu v New Yorku
mely redakcni poznamku, v
niz Sc pravilo, ze ma Cechy v
New Yorku by patrilo stanne
pravo, ably byli donuceni Sc as
pom jednou denne ciste umyti.
V soustavnem poskozovani
ceskoslovenske veci zasly tax
daleko, ze O nekolik hodin dri-
We, nez prof. Masaryk byl ma
vstevou u presidenta Wilsona,
prinesl Hearstuv Washington
Times zpravu, V niz liceno
dlouze a siroce, co prof. Masa-
Iryk presidentu Wilsonovi o 81
tuaci v Rusku sdeloval.
To byla bez odporu nicem-
most, protoze tim Hearstuv or
gan nechtel dociliti mic jineho,
nez vzbudit zdani, re bud
prof. Masaryk neb nektery z
pracovnikG Narodni Rady do
pustil sc netaktnosti a listu
Hearstovu podal zpravu drive,
nez mluvil prof. Masaryk pre-
sidentem.
We Washingtone tato vec
zpusobila velky rozruch a roz-
ladeni We vladnich kruzich a
nasi zastupci prirozene musili
vec vysvetlovat a omlouvat.
Hned ma to, den pred A. GER
vencem tytez Hearstovy Times
mely obsfrnou zpravu, re &C.
choslovaci Sc slcastni v pruvo.
du 4. cervence parem volu a
byla zadana verejnost, ably Ce.
choslovakum k teto "represen.
taci" dopomohla.
TAX soustavne Hearstovy ii
skoviny snazi Sc nasi vec a lie
mas v ocich Americana sesmeS.
nit a konajl tax praci nejvys
zlocinnou. Hearstovy tiskovi
ny mali ma S milionG ctenaru {
die tOho mono 81 ucinit usu
dek o jejich vlivu zvlaste n;
prosty nemyslici lid.
Je nasi povinnosti poukaza
ma proti nasi veci slouzici ii
skoviny proto uvadime I'd,
jmena vsech Hearstovyeh tt
skovin: {
| New York American, New
York Evening Journal, Chica
go Herald and Examiner, Chi
cago American, Boston Adver
tiser, Boston American, Allan
ia Georgian, Atlanta America,
San Francisco Examiner, Lo
! Angeles Examiner; dale maga
ziny: Cosmopolitan, Goot
Housekeeping. Harpers Bazal
Hearst's, Motor, Motor Batting
Puck.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-12

PRODA Sc velky jidelni rozta
hovaci stul "a SO. Haste Sc v
els. 4459 Douse ul.
7-12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-12

Opet Sc zanlcela purpor
Jejl tvari opet znlizel tax ma
hle, jak Sc byl objevil. Podiva-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-12
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| B1la pan1
Roman Napsal W. Collins

pani Katherikove. Opsal jsem
81 tuto odpoved' do svych lis
tin. List znel nasledovne:
"Ctena slecno!
V dopise, ktery jste mi raci-
la zaslati, plate Sc, zdaz mo-
je dcera S mym vedomim a svo
lenim dana byla pod dohlidku
lekarskou a zdaz ucastenstvi
pana barona Percivala Glyda
pfi tom jest takove, re "a to "a
sluhuje neobmezenou moji
vdecnost. Nemohu jinak, nez
pfisvedciti k obema temto ota-
zkam znamenam Sc v ucte
oddana,
Johanka Katherikova.
Kratce a urcite: svoji usec-
nou formou podobal Sc list te-
to pani dopisu obchodnlmu;
nebylo V mem ami slova zbyteG-
neho. .Obsahem svym potvrzo-
val uplhe, CO nam byl baron
sam rekl. Vice jsme 81 nemohli
ami pratt. Ukazali jsme list ia
ke barOnovi, ktery jeho struC-
nosti nebyl pranic prekvape.l.
Rekl nam, re pani Katheriko-
va jest Zena malomluvna, pri-
ma a re take tax piSe jak mlu-
vi. -
Nynl byIo ma case oznamiti
vse take slecn6 Fairliove. Ukol
tento vZala ma sc slecna Hal
kOmbova prOto uznal jsem
"a vhodne, upamatovati il ma
"Nemohu Sc k tomu odhod-
lati," pravila mi. "Poseckam s
tim jest6.
"Nezapominejte, prosim, ze
chci brzy odtud odjeti, a lie
pred svym odjezdem nam Sc
psati svatebni smlouvu!" nami-
tai isem.
"Vcera mel baron rozmluvu
mym strycem, panem Fairli
EN-, a pozdeji Sc mnou vyjel ns
prochazku," pravila slecns
HalkOmbova.
"Vid6l jsem vas, kdyz jste
vyjizdeli.'
"Na prochazcc m!uvili jsme
ncjprve o Anne Katherikove g
o zvlaStnim Zpusobu, jakym s,
tkal Sc nj pan Hartright
Ale brZy prestali jsme mluvit
o tcto v6ci, naCez baron PEREZ
val poCal O SVEN pom6ru k .m{
sestre Laure. Pravil, kterak pC
Zoruje, re jest velmi zarmouct
ma SkliCena a re jest ochotel
Upustiti od zamySlenehO snat
ku, jestli mu snad uprimne ne
nj naklon6na. ZarOven mne al,
prosil, abych dutkiive napo
slcdy upamatovala il ma vsech
ny okolnosti, "a kterych stal,
sc jeji zasnoubeni. kdyby pre-
to mela Sc rozhodnouti iinak
tn pTeje 81 s'yseti to Z jeji Via
stnich ust."
"Nuzc, 4 toho viditc, ze um
sly jeho jsou poctiv6," pray
Jsem, "a re mu uplne muzet
duverovati."
SleGna zamlcela Sc Ma civil
"Nevytykam baronovi nice
no." praNila rozpacit6, "ale n
mohu Sc probuiciti k tomu, {
bych Lauru ke snatku nh
nutila."
"Vzdyt 81 toho baron ami n
prejc!"
"A precc neprimo mne k t,
mu donucuje," odpov6d6la 81,
cna Halkombova.
"Jak TO mystic ?"
Innate prece Lauru, par
Gilmore, vlte O nj, re svatOu
il vule Zesnulych rodiCn Rel
null il, aby upamatovala !
Ia vSechny okolnosti, Ia KIT
rych stalo Sc Jeji zasnouben
tn bez ohledu ma city sveho S,
ce podrobi Sc vsemu. "A to je