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case of war with Germany, to take control of the concern as enemy prop erty. Elkan and Frohnknecht had been in this country since 1906, but they did not become citizens until 1917, one of them the day Count von Berlstorff got his passports as Ger man ambassador and the other in May, after we were at war with Germany.
 New York Corporation.
 Yogelstein formed a New York cor poraticn in 1916, when his firm was indebted to Aron Hirsch & Sohn in underground credits to Vogelstein in Germany. MT. Palmer took over the entire 5O,GOO shares of the company and assumed control of the business.
 The business of Beer, Sondheimer & Co. is in liquidation, with that of it's subsidiaries, the National Zinc company, the Norfolk Smelting com pany and the Cuba Copper Leasing company.
 Americans in the American Metal company disclosed German owner ship of 49 per cent of the stock. which was taken over by the Allen Property Custodian. A voting trust for a period of five years has 53,264 of the 10000 outstanding shares of the company.
 None of the voting trust certificates will be permitted to go to any but American ownership, and the result
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-06
ALLEGED TIRE THIEF
 CAUGHT NEAR TUCSON

John Peterson, a Greek, who is al legged to have stolen an automobile tire from the Bisbee Auto company last week, was arrested IS miles this side of Tucson Friday after an excit- Bisbee yesterday by Constable A. E, Sheppard, and he will be given a pre- liminary hearing in Judge J. Allison s court tomorrow. While Peterson was being taken to Douglas by deputy sheriff he ran the automobile into a ditch, which resulted in he and the officer getting bruised and scratched. Peterson, its said, thought the fed eral officers wanted him for failing to pay reverfue on his car.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-06

CHICAGO, NEW YORK. NEW JERSEY. DELPHIA, CHATTANOOGA, MOBILE, LOUIS, KANSAS CITY. SALT LAKE CITY SAN ANTONIO. SHREVESPORT. NEW
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-06
STR. IDAHO, REPORTED
 IN DANCER. IS SAFE

MARSHFIELD, Ore. April 5--A wireless message received at o'clock this evening from the steamer Idaho, reported earlier in the day to have been in imminent danger of breaking up in a severe storm off this port. said she was in no further need of assist ance. The pumps were working. the message said and the vessel was pro ceeding south under her own steam, heading for San Francesca.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-06
RANDOLPH TO RELATE
 EXPERIENCES IN WAR

A lecture on his experiences in the naval service while in England and France, will be delivered by c. E. Randolph, master engineer, at the Y M. c. A. this afternoon at 8 o'clock. During the war Randolph travelled ex- tensively and his lecture should be more than interesting. A musical pro- gram has been arranged and a pleas ant afternoon is promised all who at tend. A special invitation is made to returned soldiers and sailors.
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will be that 76 per cent of the stock will be owned by Americans.
 The Alien Property Custodian is in correspondence with the British aG- thorities, with a view to deposit un- der the voting trust agreement the 16,736 shares held by Henry W. Mer- ton S Co, and their allied interests. When this shall be done, MT. Palmer believes that all German ownership and influence will be effectually elim- mated from the company.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-06
JUDGE LINDSEY NOT
 ILL, DESPITE REPORT

AKRON, Ohio. April 5-Dispatches from Lincoln, Neb., today that Judge Ben B. Lindsey of Denver, notable as presiding over the juvenile court in that city, was seriously ill in New York and that his wife was hurrying to his bedside, was mistake.
 Judge Lindsey was here last night and delivered a lecture in the Central Christian church. He was seemingly in excellent health
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-06
DIR. VAN FLEET DEAD

NEW YORK, April 5-Dr. Van Fleet of Scarsdale, N. Y, executive surgeon of the Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat hospital, who devoted much of his time during the war to treatment of soldiers blinded by poison gas, drop ped dead in his office today from heart failure
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-06
CITY PLANNING FOR
 PHOENIX SUGGESTED

PHOENIX, April 5.-The chamber of commerce sent to the city commis- sion a suggestion that an expert be employed to work out a eomprehen- siEe city planning scheme.
 This question has been raised again by the proposal for a joint city and county building and the tentative plans of school trustees for extensive additions to the high schools.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-06
BENEFIT PIANO AND
 DANCE RECITAL. HERE.

A piano and dance recital will be given by the pupils of Kathleen L. Hail Tuesday night at S:30 o'clock. An elaborate program has been ar ranged for the recital which is to be held at the high school auditorium. The proceeds of the affair will go to the benefit of the Warren District Relief association.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-17
RUMAN|A FO|LS
MONARCHY PLOT
Of HUNCAR|ANS
Recent Attempt 10 Arrest
j. Premier Is Explained
nv Tho Associated pro..)

VIENNA, Wednesday, Oct Is
The motive for the attempted arrest
o! Premier Stephan Friedrich N Hun.
gary by Rumanians on Monday Was
the discovery. Il is said, that he has
pltnncd a coup d'e,at with the objcc,
a. paclng former Empyor Charles
-. Austria on the Hungarian throne.
This information is given in a Buda
pc dispatch to the Abendbla,i
Hungarian forces commanded hy
hdmiral Ilorthy, former commander
in chief OF the Austrian navy. were
within one days march OF Budapc i.
being brought forward under Premier
Fricdrichs orders. he having been
convinced that he former crown prince
could occupy the Austrian throne.
But when il was discovered that
the premier's real objec, was 70 place
former Emperor Charles on the throne
the Rumanlan troops ceased their
withdrawal from Budapci, and or
drred Admiral Horih, to halt his
forces
Advice, 10 The Associated Press
from Budapest say the arrest Of the
premier was prevented only by Amefi-
can and British guards, which fixed
bayonets and prepared for battle.
British officers in command Of the
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Huns and French Clash

AMSTERDAM, oct IA civil
ian was killed and an officer was
wounded in a clash between Germans
and French ,rnopS a, kaIserlautern
IN the French zone Of occupation II
va, declared in a dispatch 70 this
city. \ patrol was attempting to ar.
rest five men when attacked by a
crowd After the officer, had been
wounded the troop, fired upon the
Grrmans
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FOUR SAILORS HELD
FOR SlAyING OFFICERS

PIIlLADELPIIIA. OCT. H--lpur
survivors oi the British schooner
Onato, rescued }cO miles east Of New.
ioundland on October X by The Amer.
can steamship Iirkcl, were under at.
rest here today charged with mu,iny
on the high sea, and with having
killed the captain OF their ship, lame'
BW''lc, and his brother, Ernest, the
frs, mate The charges were made
by Capt Daniel a SULTAN, master
Of the /irkel which arrived a, this
port Yesterday from Rotterdam.
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CAILLAUX TO TRIAL
FOR TREASON OCT. rs

PARIS. Thursday Oct l6-Ioseph
Cailiaux. former premier OF France,
who is under arrest charged with IN
triRulng TO bring about premature
and di'honorahlc peace with Germany.
viii appear before the high court oi
the senate on October 25, at which
time the accusation against him viii
he read and the date OF his trial Ne.
trrmncd
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Literary Digest
Makes History

NEW YORK, oct, 1.-THE Liter
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Food Hoafd.ts TO Jail.

WASHINGTON, or T.-Iai, zen.
fences and ine, IN two case, brought
under the food control act, were re-.
ported today TO the department, oi
Justice by DiStfic, Attorney John X
OC0nnor OF San Diego, Cal.
lIulct Merritt was sentenced 20
five month, IN lail and $500 fine for
boarding sugar and lose Rermano to
three month, and $50 for boarding
ilaut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-17

Every druggist in town ha. noticed
great falling of in the sale OF
Calomol. They all give the same
reason. Dodson', Liver Tone is TAX
ing 1t, place
"Calomel IS dangerous and people
know it." Dodson', Liver Tone is
personally guaranteed hy every drug
2ist who sells II. \ large bottle
doesn't cost very much but II !, iail,
90 give easy rellef in every case
'oi liver ,iuggI.hneSs and constipation
JUS, ask iur YOUR money back
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Dodson's Liver Tone is pleasant.
tasting. purely vegetable remri,
harmle" 20 both children and adults
Take spoonful a, night and wake
, feeling fine; no biliousne". sick
headache. acid stomach Or cons,ipa,cd
bowels. II doesn't gripe or cause
inconvenience all the next day like
yiolen, Ca'omel Take a dose OF Ca'o-
mel TODAY and tomorrow YOU will feel
weak SICK and nauSea,,d. Don't lose
day (Ady)
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ance Of the rule, OF the international
unions Of both the pre'uren and lie
iypo'ttlefS.
More than hundred magazine,
many Of them technical and trade
weckllc'. have been forced TO suspend
publication or 10 come on, very late.
The Literary Digest having a1
adequate force Of pre'Nrten but ~
compo,ltor', prepared al Of the cdl.
'toria' matter in an edition Of eighty
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Sure Way to Regain
Robust Bloom OF Youth

A smooth. vsivsty.sof' skin. With q dell.
cate psaoh.libs bloom. I. ono OF tho Gre.
hiors most exquisite works when IN.
first blush Of youth Is o1.r. this hesutiful
tint and niiny lu''s are rarely seen.
How 70 pfs.trv. them that's the quss.
ton. F.mous beauty srperu shroad ioDs
have known ih., ordinary nt.foolirsd Val
works wonder in thl, direction. II actual
" sitss . new snrfscs 20 the skin rsstot-
inE that marvellous girlish color and soft .
ness In q remarkable manner An ounce
- mi. vat. prucufHhls ~ any dfuS store.
VIII convert fAdtd, worn out. dlArolor"d.
ftrrilsd ut uitnply romulsNipn into one
~ con,yating ioyelintss IN less than two
weeks
No special skin IL necessary In spnly wing
mefcoilgrd war. A. helrg -mesr.d nm
niHh, iik. cold cream and washed ~
The morning tA@
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ary Digest. a weekly magazine, is is.
sued ,hls week wilhou, a line Of type
setting
This Is the first time in the history
Of printing tina, such a thing ha, been
done
Necessity Il the mother ~ inysn
ton, Local unions OF pfc'smen and
press feeders. ,uppolicd by the local
New York typographical union. have
gone on strike N New York IN dcii-
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page m m. form Of ,ypcwrtirg
done by the ,tenographer, Of the tdi-
tors New typewr't.ng machines were
used, giving perfect alignment. The
cory thus prepared was larger tnAn
lhcn tpe entire page was rcpfuduc-
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1852 MURDERED BY
REDS IN RIGA, REPORT

STOCKHOLM, oct l-Pfoi
Guido Schneider Of RIGA. in a lecture
here. stated that the bolsheylk' shot
2J.bn mcu. women aud children in
Riga The cxccutlonerS, intoxicated
and unable 10 aim straight, wounded
their victim, time and again, laugh
Ing a, their agonic' which sometimes
lasted whole day and night, he
said. Young girls elegantly dressed
volunteered as executlonrtS and.
promenading up and down with rifles.
l-Ieh az The prisoners.
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the finished page Of the magazine
with cut, OF cartoons, Or half tone l.
lu,tfaiion, inserted.
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guard force, ordered the Rumanian'
TO continue their withdrawal from the
,itv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-01
TRlNERUV NASTENNY KA-
LENDAR 1920 PREKONAL
VSECHNO OCEKAVANf.

Trinerovy nastenne kalenda
re jsouovzd krasne, ale novy
kalendar na rok 1920 pTeko-
nal vsechny predchudce. "Civi
lizace a Zdravi vitaji Ligu Ma
rodu" jest nazev letosniho ka-
lendare. Novy, lepsl zivot po-
zveda Sc 2 trosek, a V pestro-
barevnem pruvodu naleznete i
narodni vlajku zeme, V niz Wy
jste sc zrodili nebo vasi rodiGo
We. Patnact rozkoSnych obraz
XII predvadi cely postup vyro-
by Trinerova Leciveho Horke-
no Vina a jinych vytecnych
Trinerovych leku, Cd sbfrani
bylin az po domaci dopravu
vlaky a vyvoz do zamori. Po-
sleJe 10c ma uhradu postovni
zasilky! - Joseph Triner Com
pany, 133-43 S. Ashland Ave-,
Chicago, Ill.
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$1,000 MA HOTOVOSTI kou

pl dvourodinny dunn o Sesti
3vetnicich dole i nahore. Dive
Vyhfevni pece, skopky ma pra-
dlo, garage ma 2 automobilv,
bfidlicova strecha, naleza Sc
blize tri poulicnich drah, vSe-
chino zvelebeni. Cena $4,000.
Blizsi Sc sd6li V uradovne J..
F. Nejedlik Co., 11015 Union
Ave. Tel Union 1861 r. !?
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VELKA LACE.

40 akru vesmes rovne, cerne
hlinitc pudy, 6pokojovy dunn,
garaz, vclka stodola, slepicnik,
pramenita voda, 40 jabloni.
les, diva kone, Sest kray, 3 pra-
sata, 80 slepic, veskere far
marske naradi i S urodou, pul
mile Cd dlazdene cesty, koste-
la, Skoly, obchodu atd. Proda
sc LEVINE neb vymeni "a pTici-
nou starr. Musi byti prodano
behem 10 dnu. Mattel odcestu
je do Floridy. Mrs. Holson,
1879 L. 40 ST., roh Hamm ul.
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LACE. Cihelny dunn, hodici
Sc pro dive rodiny blize <. 1O2.
ulice Union. Cihlova garage.
Hotove $4,000. Zadnf agenti.
Haste Sc V elsie 1911 E. 55.
ul. blize Broadway. 1913
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CHCETE-LI ST koupit, neb
prodat m6stsky majetek aneb
farmu, obrat'te sels duverou
ma neistarsiho a spolehliveho
ceskeho jednatele FIR. Hattana,
3642 f. 49 ul. Obchod zalozen
roku 1894. Tel Union 1926 w.
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PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME Sc byt pro
menS1 rodinu. Haste Sc els.
1852 E. so ul., byvala Rous
Ave. 12-1
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Francouzsky napsal Andreas Matthey.


Anuita vSecka prekVapena.
"Jest nalezena"
"Co pravis, matinko! divila
Sc Anuita, myslic, re matka
blouzni.
"Snad jest nalezena. Neni
to jiste. Nevim ami co mluvim.
Promin - jsem velice rozcile-
ma. Zde, cti - cti sama!"
Ukazala ma psani, ktere leze
10 ma stole.
Anuita cht6la 81 je witt.
"Ne, ne, ted necti!' branila
il baronka. "Zdrzelo by mas to-.
Cestou ii to povim. Pojedes Sc
mnou."
"Sestra mole nalezena,' Opa
kovala Anuita. "Ano, ano, Jest
to pravda - vidim to ted V
tvych ocfch. Ano, pojd'me -
pobehneme - kde jest?"
Radost a duvera dceriny u
pokojily matku.
Bala Sc, ably Sc Anuita nedo-
lila zklamani, ma Sebe ami ne
vZpomn6la.
"Jest to NOME a vire podob
nc - avSak jist6 to neni," pra
villa. "Videli il V Americe !;
mysli totiz, re il videli. Pujde-
me k osobe, ktera mi podava
TAX podivn6 a spolu tax urci-
t6 zpravy, re jest moji povin-
nosti, abych Sc okamzite pre-
svedcila, mluvi-li pravdu!"
80 matinko, maIinko, Jake
Stestip Zvolala Anuita vrhnuv
81 Sc do matciny naruce.
"Muj andilku,' septala ba-
ronka, objimajic dceru a rosie
jeii cello horkou slzou.
"Vezmu 81 rychle klobouk a
hned tn Ease budu."
Anuita odb6hIa vratiIa Sc
skorem Okamzite.
Pred palacem stal velmi slus
ny kryty kocar.
Ma kozliku trpeIive cekal
koCi.
Kdyz spatril ODE danny, Sc
skocil a rychle oJevrel koca-
rova dvirka.
Ivy jste prinesl list pro pa
nj Rivadarcosovou?" ptala sc
baronka.
"Ano, madame" "
"Dobrc, vezte mas
Nsedla S Anuitou do koCaru
koci zavrel dvlrka, vsedl ma
kozlik, wal oprati do ruky a
koCar hnul Sc y mista.
Bylo dev6t hodin vecer ci-
IA tina.
Ma konci ulice des Martyrs,
leVo pred starym boulevar.
dem Jest mriz, skrze niz chodi
Sc do ctvrti Maleshcrbes.
Jest TO . obou stran uzavre.
ma ulice. vroubena nekolika
soukromymi palaci.
Kocar, n6mz scdely baron
ka Anuitou, stanul pred ci
slem druhym tGto ulici.
Cestou, ktera nebyla ostatnt
daleka, obe danny malo hovo
Fly, ackoliv Sc mlada divks
stale vyptavala matky; nece
tia list nev6d6la, Z echo Ger
pa Emma tax pevnG nadGje V,
shledani sc $ oplakanou An
n0u.
Baronka vypravela il kone,
ne sruCnymi slovy, co jiz vi
me aySak hovorila ncsouvisle
kratcc =.
Kocar konecne stanuI, kot
slezl kozliku, otcvrel dvirk
a prayil:
"Jsme ma miste."
Anulta seskoCila lehce n
zem podala matce ruku, alb
il pomohla vystoupit 4 vozu.
DVGrc domu te otevrely, ia
mile Sc koCar zastavil, a kC
NORMA. ktera patrne cckala n
danny ktera nebyla az Y pr,
MIN mladi, ale prccc vyhlizol
mad miru slUSnG, uvedla baro
ku a Anuitu dovnitr.
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Zel a uch0plV kfecOFlte JeJl STU
d4ne ruce, vyhrkl:
Helene, muslin sc tt k
necemu priznati. Je to hrozne,
iak hned seznaS a budeS-li
mnou opovrhovati, zaslouzim
toho. Ona osoba, - ia jsem
rekl nyni, re jsem il nepoznal.
Ale ia lhal. Byte Jsem V prv-
MIN okamziku jist, pevne a ne
zvratne, re poznavam tebe!
Bylo to bidacke, priznavam Sc
k tomu, ale kdybys vedela, co
Jsem musil pretrp6tl, snad by
TIVE roztrpceni pominulo -
vzdyt' ia byl blizek silenstvi! !!
Byl bych kricel bolam a jedina
ma myslenka vztahovala Sc ku
prani, abych tomu padoucho-
vi, ktery mne prisel okrast o
lasku, wal zivot! Or Sc blizil.
ia sc schoval "a strom, coz o.
vsem bylo zbytecno, jezto mne
s dostatek ukryvaia temnota
nocni.
Naprahl Jsem ruku, zaslech-
nuv jeho kroky a jiS jsem mi
I'll, cekaje jen, az Sc dostane
ma dostrel me kule. Minulo ne
holik okamziku - pisek "a
chrastil ma blizku, tuSil jsem,
re prichazi. A tn bez rozmy-
sleni stiskl isem kohoutek. Ne
znamy slabe zastenal - ia pa
dill k nemu, jsa jist, re padl.
Ale nebylo tomu tax. Zmizel,
unikl postrannimi cestami. Sbe
hal jsem cely sad - nikde a.
hi stopy po mem. Nyni mi ne
zbyvalo, nez cd stihani upusti-
ii. Vratil jsem Sc x mistu, kde
byl mou ranou asi zasazen a tn
objevil jsem na zemi krev. -
Zrejmo bylo, ze jsem ho pora
nil".
Helena Sc ami nepohnula, lie
zic jako mrtvola; jen tezke
vzdechy draly sc il . hrdla.
Vernier sklonil Sc k nj a "a
donil:
Helene, mel sc mnou SOU
.trast. - Bylo to skuteCne ha-
lebne, &c jsem sc mohl jen ma
ok2mzik domySleti, re by ten
nluz k vuli tobe byl priSel. A
NSak uvaz - okamzicich ia
ko tento nemuze Ciov6k Ia my
sienky, kter6 Sc ma samy do
Staveji. Pochop mn" ty, kterou
tax upfimne miluii a uznej.
iak dcsna zrada byla ma mne
apachana".
Cht6l ovinouti raneno ko-
lem iejiho hrdla, ale ona mu
V tom s posunkem neprekona-
iclneho odporu Zabranila.
Andre 81 toho nepovsiml, isa
Iplne pohrizen do sVych mySle
mex.
"Kdyz jsem vSak do salonu
vkrocil a Johann zdrcenou
pred sebou spatril, bylo mi, ia
10 by byl n6kdo Sc mne t6zke
BRINE snail. Ona Sc ami nesna-
lila zapirati. - Ubohy Pier
re - co asi vytrpi. az Sc to
dovi! Lee kdvz iscm sc ii Sc
NSlm sveril, Helene, zadam ny
( III o TIVE odpuSteni. - Rekni,
Helene, ze mi prom;jiS!"
"Promiiim ti", zaSeptala tez
&c zkousena zena, Y jejimz nj
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PRODAJl Sc diva domy ma
iednom lote. Blizsi sdeli Fr.
3403 Carlyle Ave, ron
w. 81. al. 1913
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llyIHl SCHOuy, pO HlCiiI FyStou-
PLY do mezi-patra, nahore by
la chodba Sc ctyrmi dvermi.
V zadu bylo videti schody
do prvniho patra.
Komorna otevrela dvere ma
pravo a ustoupila, ably danny
molly vejiti.
Octly Sc We velike komnate,
ktere die vseho pouzivano Ia
jidelnu: dv6ma velkymi okny
hled6lo Sc patrne ma mesto.
Komnata byla zariZena V
prisnem slohu Sc starobylym
nabytkem a steny byly ozdobe
ny taliri misami; Sc stropu
visela Tampa mad stolen, pokry
tym tmavym kobercem.
Tampa byla opatrena tenn
nym sklem a zastrena krajko
wynn stinitkem, i byl veliky po
koj jen slabe osveClen.
Ma lev6 strane uprostred ste
ny byly dv6re, zrovna naproti
oknum.
Komorna je otevrela, Znovu
Sc poklonila pravila:
"Kdyby danny chtely vejiti
do salonu a okamzik poshove-
ly, sla bych oznamit madame
iejich prichod.'
Baronka dcerou veSly do
salonu.
Dvefe Sc "a mimi zavrely.
Byly samotny.
Salon byl asi tax veliky jako
iidelna a mel stejn6 proste a
prisne zarizeni.
Ma stolku V koute stala jedi
ma Tampa, zastfena skorem he
pruhlednym stinitkem.
ODE danny rozhledly sc po
salone, jak to cini kazdy, kdo
vchaZi do ciziho bytu. Nebylo
tn niGeho, co by mohlo vzbu-
dit zvlaStnl pozornost anebo
dokonce obavu.
Anuita byla skorem tax roz
ruSena jako baronka, ale byla
pfiliS mlada, aby 81 vsimla pra
We vylicenych veci.
Pristoupila k oknu naproti
dvcrim, jimiz vesly, a seznala,
&c Jest oknem vid6ti do male
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