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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01
STARS INCLINE
DON'T COMPEL
SATURDAY, MARCH I. 1919.
copyright, 1919, by the Mcclure News.
paper Syndicatel

iCoryright, 1919, by the Mcclure News
paper SyndiCate.)
Good and evil influences contend to-
gay according to astrology. While sat
urn ana Uranus are adverse, the sun
and Mercury are in benefic aspect.
There viii continue to be a nation
wide tendency to criticize. owing to
the sinister power OF Uranus and Sat
urn, This win be more marked than II.
has been and will affect congress and
state legislatures, persons who have
places IN the sun being severely Judged
and often unjtstly attacked.
I'NrlnE TINS sway motives will he an
aly2ed and actions misinterpreted, while
many secrets viii he uncovered.
There is Il sign presaging sensations
written Tor newspapers and private
uses.
This should lie a fortunate rule for
all who seek positions of Importance,
especially for writer's aud those en-
gagged in publicity work.
ADVERTISING ONE under a govern
ment OF the stars making for e%Ntraor-
dlnarN activity and prosperity,
while this Is not an especially favor.
abe sway for real estate there is a
sign read as promising benefits as the
spring advances,
Increased mortality among the aged
Is Indicated II again warning is given
mat cities and dwellings should he
c)cansed to prevent epidemicS.
\ plague of insects is forctOld for
the summer This may be a season of
locuStS, but there will he trouble with
many other insects, including those
exceedingly small" the seers declare
Both the spoken and the written
word may too often contain venom in
the coming months. Care should be
taken 20 avoid libel and Islander.
For wears astrologers have forctoid
that Communications would become IRE
quent from the. occult world and the
prophecy Is made that the next triumph
VIII bc tn feat Of bridging the gap
between this existence and the next.
Uranus seems to forecast aerop,ane
accident, but practical everyday uses
Treated
There Is Il sign said to Indicate a
tendency toward boa stiffness
Persons whose hirthdate II is hay,
the forecast of travel and change.
tNlldren horn on this day are likely
to he clever n industrious, hut ex-
acting and hard to satisfy, They prob
ably will he talented.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01
Mystery UnsOlUed
OUer Way In Which
Woman Was Shot

Mystery still surrounds the shooting
of Anna Lee, who was received at the
Presbyterian hospital at midnight
Thursday suffering from a severe bull
let wound in the hip, She still stub
bornly holds to her first statement that
she accidentally shot herself when she
knocked q pistol from a dresser while
combing her hair, and that it occurred
in a room at $50 Mulberry street and
that she was alone.
Detectives Heckle, Drummer and Lar
ny Long, who have been assigned to
the case, declare the shooting did not
happen in the house, as related by
Miss Lee, and assert that, owing to
the nature of the wound, it would have
been a physical impossibility for the
girl to have shot herself.
First hand information obtained by
Detective Long Is TO the effect that
the girl was shot by another woman
while in a garage near the house, Miss
Lee was weak from loss Of blood when
men from the garage reached the hos
pital, Owing to her condition, detec-
tives have refrained from suhjecting
her to severe questioning in efforts to
procure information.
Hulet Smith, chief OF detectives,
gave orders Saturday for his men to
clear up the puzzle as to how the WON
an came to be wounded. II they had
to arrest every man who was in the
garage at the time of the shooting.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01
IBERTYLOANW WILL
HAVE RIGHT Of WAY
Methodists Advance Cente-
nary Campaign Dates to
Week of April 1920.

The Memphis district Of the local
Methodist conference will raise its
quota, $500, 900, of the denomination's
five-year mission fund during the week
of April 1920.
A decision to this erect was made
late Friday afternoon at the meeting
of laymen and secretaries of the mis-
sionary centenary movement who be-
gan a special called meeting at the
Hotel Chisca Friday. The original
dates Of April q to May 4 for the
drive, during which time the entire
Southern denomination will raise S35.-
900, 600, conflicted with the fifth Lib
erty loan drive.
The direction of raising the local
quota in pledges will be undertaken by
Dr.. T. .. Sharp, presiding elder, TO
whom Will be responsible the pastors
in the local churches. The money may
be paid in installments covering a
period of five years, The funds raised
viii be used to do reconstruction work
in Europe and missionary work in other
foreign fields,
The session Of the centenary officials
closed Saturday at noon, after a day
and a half interchanging ideas and
plans as to the best methods of doing
propaganda work toward advertising
the missionary FUND the celebration OF
the Tooth anniversary of Methodist mis-
sions. This celebration will have its
central point in Columbus, o., in June,
when pageants and various other equip
ment from foreign fields will be pres
ent,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01
HOROSCOPE
F )R THE
COMING DAY
SUNDAY. MARCH 2, 1919.
copyright, 1919, by the Mcclure News
paper SyndiCate.D


Copyright, 1919. hy the NrCIure Naws-
paper Syndicate.l
rh,,
= mlS " hot an important day in
palsIa'S ulreCtloh. According to as
rnU,"ss, Mars IN adverse and The sun
umCea.alIh me afternoon and evening
"'e more fortunate than the morning,
Again some sort Of agitation or ex-
cttement over the army is p~rognosti-
Gated, discussions and criScisms are to
multiply
Mara 10 a, , ,l,,o ra,1 a., .,
dissatieGction" ppIH"SS' ,vau rs lnuicatlnS
jealousy AMONG mon 'Tn hSml'l'y anu
This unrest and snir,t "a p, ntort
WI GH,v'N Siu SPll't OF alscohtent
We'll ms sta t nea ,,n tn5 sHryiCe as
mon IN, VS'''Un ana PoHllclaus anu
IN, ,s,,nl :. uvlt'N q recurrence OF
s"er. Jnn,, ro'"i''''S "'teF Il war, tue
W. rnin" ~ ~ A.,
r,t"os" us Is sven tla' secret enc
rn,hlo, ' ~ "'1lNt anu may cause
breaHing ,,rk su' soTJdtanena, ~ me
utV.iN.ms IaHNS on soldiers ana IN the
MpaHIns rauks "I c'Vlllahs the seeds of
'e ~, nay ne W
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01
MEMPHIS CENTER
FOR FINE STOCK
Shorthorn Sale From Three
Fine Herds Is Set for
March IL.

With the proper attempt to develop
Its advantages, Memphis can be made q
great center for the distribution Of
purc-bred breeding cattle.
This is the statement made by W. L
Smith. Of Memphis, owner Of the famous
Meadow Brook farm, at Eutaw, Ala,
and breeder Of SOM of the grandest
S%horthorn cattle produced in America
or even abroad. Mr.. Smith made the
assertion while announcing the annual
S%horthorn cattle sale. which will be
held at the Tri-State fairgrounds on
March H..
This sale will give, Mr., Smith says,
one Of the greatest opportunities, espe-
tldlly TO the farmers and breeders of
the South, to buy high-class breeding
animals from three Of the greatest
pedcza farm, Hickory Valley, Tenn,
owned by Mrs. II. h. Duryea, Of New
York, Nid-Mar farm, Forest Hin,
Tenn owned by G. n. Smith, and
Meadow Brook farm, Eutaw, Ala,
owned by W. l.. Smith,
Aside from his personal interest in
the sale, Mr.. Smith urged the i'm port
ance 70 the people Of this section OF
attending not only this one, but the
several others that viii he held in Mem
phiS this spring. People should get
acquainted with the class Of animals
coming into this city for distribution
said Mr., Smith The stock farms OF
the South have been carefully selecting
the highest class types of breeding ami
mails, both matrons and sires, hat
could be found in the United States,
and they have some truly wonderful
animals on these well-established farms
demonstrating that the great beef
animals can be raised and developed to
the best advantage in this country,
The advantage Of buying animals
at these Southern sales from such es-
adjustments" continued MIR. Smith, is
and have already proven that they are
thoroughly adaptable to this section Of
the country"
The average person does not realize
n many farmers who breed live stock
In a small way do not know that there
are more advantages to be had from
buying animals at the Memphis sales,
rather than going to the great North
ern sales and hunting out the North
ern herds for the cattle they desire.
To illustrate the character Of these
great ShorthOrn sires which dwell in
the Southland, the Lespedeza Sultan
stood first in the class of aged bulls in
the International show In 1918. This
farm also purchased the grand
champion bull at this show, paying
! 5000 for "A two year-old animal Vid-
Mar farm owns the great breeding sire.
Imperial Brace, who was % times
champion and indicated during the
year 1915. Meadow Brook farm owns
the great young sire, Royal Stamp,
grandson OF Whitehall Sultan, the
greatest bull aver sired In this country,
Royal Stamp himself taking high hon
at the International in 1917 and re-
firing grand CHAMPION In the Southern
circuit of fairs this past fall.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01
Miscellaneous

Christian sclenee-First Church of
christ Scientist, holds Sunday services
at II am. and 5 pm. Wednesday ave-
nlng testimonial meeting at 5 O'Clock.
Subject for Sunday lesson, Christ
Risen" Reading rooms at 1908 Ex-
change building are open each week day
from y am. to 5 pm,
Unltarian-At the services Sunday
morning at II o'clock at the New Ma
jeStic No. /, DR.. w. f. Clark, pastor.
VIII preach. One of the chief features
Of the service will be an address OF
Miss Marilla w. Freeman. who will
relate some of her experiences as libra
rian at the Camp Dix library, In a
prelude Rev. Clark will discuss the re-
lation Of the proposed new city char
ter to the spiritual needs of the people.
P~entecostaI Hollness-A revival is
under way, with Mrs. Celeno Hulcee
Durbin, evangelist of Louisville, Ky.
doing the preaching. Services at 1880
pm, except Saturday; Sundays at II
am.
Adventist-Elder D. p. Wood will
preach at the church, Dunlap street
and North Parkway, Sunday evening
at 1870 O'Clock, Subject, Gods Pur-
pose in Giving Us the Sure Word Of
Prophecy"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01
MONDAY LENTEN
SERVICES HELD
For 25 Minutes Each Day at
Noon, Services Held at
Calvary Parish.

Under the auspices of the clergy of
Memphis, a committee of laymen from
the several parishes in the city have
arranged for daily prayer services to
be held in the Calvary parish house
each day at noon. They win open be-
ginning March 10, at 1906 and close
at 1890 O'Clock, continuing through
Lent.
Several speakers from other cities
will visit Memphis and speak at the
services. Each one will be allotted a
weeks time at the parish.
Speakers at the services will be az
follows: March 10 to IS, Bishop T. F..
Gailor; March II to %, Rev. Charles Z.
Wright, of Nashville; March "a to 30.
Very Rev. R. l., McCready, dean Of
Christ church cathedral, Louisville, Ky;
March 81 to April ), Rev. M, S. Barn
well, Birmingham, Ala; April 7 to IL.
Right Rev, f. W Saphore, bishop
suffragan of Arkansas. and April IA
to II, to be announced later.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01
YOU CAN KNOCK
OUT THAT COLD
DR.. Bells Pine Tar Honey
Will Help to Do 1t.

What's more. It will help Nature to
do u quickly and thoroughly. You can
tackle any cough due to colds or bron-
chial irritation with Or. Bells Pine
Tar-Honey with full assurance Of quick
relief.
A few cents invested in n bottle today
and a few minutes spent In reading the
directions will neal readiness for a
cold when II comes along, The bal
sarnic, soothing ingredients help Nature
S0c. Soc and $t.20.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01
Methodist.

Harris Memorlal-Rev. W. W. Adams,
pastor, will preach at II a. m. on What
IS nat in Thine Hand?" At 1870 p.
m, subject, How to Be Happy" =
Vernon MemorIal--The pastor will
preach at II a. m. and at Green,a nd
Heights at 1880 p. m. ], A. Fowler
will speak at Ii a. m. at the Green.
land Heights church, and at 1880 D. m
at Vernon Memorial church.
Chelsea AVenue-Rev. r. w. McDan.
lei, pastor. Sunday school at II a, nj!
preaching at IL a. m. and 1880 D. m
The sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will be observed at night.
Bethany Training Home-Rev. E. A.
Ford, formerly of Memphis, will preach
at IL a. m. His talented wife will de-
vited. Va
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01
MAGAZINE FEATURES
G98VNCMW lGGITY 8
BEDTINE' STORY
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE eggs.

1 Yes, and more than that" said IN,
SkuddlemaEoon. "I'm going to take yo,
off 70 my den with me-
oh. dear sighed the bunny rab.
bit gentleman On. please good Mr.
SkuddlemaEoon. don't take me OFF 1,
your den. Please, don't"
Yes, ! shall!' exclaimed the I'm.
pleasant chap
But what about these eggs" asked
Uncle Wiggily, as he held out, in the
basket, those with which Nurse Jane
was going to make him a chocolate
cake what about the eggs"
Pooh. As il ! cared for eggs said
the SkuddIcmaEoon, scornful like. tut
Tut. That for an egg" and, before
Jhcle NigEi.y could stop him, the
SkuddlemaguOn took an Egg from the
basket and cracked IT on the edge of
q nat stump which WAS nearby ! mean
the SkuddIeWaEoun cracked an Egg, not
me basket.
The white and yellow Of the egg ran
out ON top Of the flat stump. making
It look something like an omelet. That
for your eggs snccrcd the Skuddle-
llAEoou
oh. dear sadly said Uncle WiggiIy
ihlo Us quite too bad, on, II he treats
an eEg that way, what VIII he do with
me? wonder how ] can get away from
tins bad chap
Then, as Uncle Wiggily say The sticky
WhIte oil the broken egg trickliug slow
y over the ria top part Of the stump,
me bunny rabbit thought Of something
10 40.
LOOK here, Mr.. SkuddlemaEoon. ''
down and ak this over. You SIT down
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01

notified Thursday afternoon of his
death. His brother, who went before
him, was Henry II. Graves, also a
sailor.
Walter Graves is the second of four
brothers who volunteered to give his
life. TWO other brothers are on foreign
Soil-Dr w. II. Graves, with the army
Of occupation, and Lamar Graves. with
the ilbth field artillery,
Many Memphis friends are offering
condolences to relatives of the deceased
sailors Friday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01
Baptist.

central-Rev. Ben Cox will preach
both Sunday morning and evening. At
The Dispensation OF the Reign of
Christ" which closes the series Of SER
mons that he has been delivering on
the seven Bible dispensations. Al night
stereopticon slides will be shown pre-
ceding the sermon. Special music by a
quartet at both services.
BelIev e--Rev. Wynn Maer will
preach at both morning Inc evening
services in the absence of the pastor,
Rev. R. NJ. Inflow, who is conducting
a revival at the Centennial Baptist
church, Nashville, Tenn.
TempIe-Rev, J. Carl Mccoy, pastor,
VIII sttak ut both hours, At, ii am.
his subject will be, What Is That in
Thine Hand?' At 7:SO pm, But He
Was n Ioeper."
Elrst-The pastor, Rev. A. U. Boone,
VIII preach in the morning on THE
Wicked Rich" and in the evening on
why Repent?"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01
A SALES LIGHT.

PADUCAH, KY, March l.. (Spl)-To-
bacco sales and deliveries were light at
the warehouses n exporting houses
Friday. Tobacco of inferior type, total
ing 1000 pounds, sold Friday afternoon
at Martins warehouse, bringing from
$21.75 to $22.50 for leaf and S11 for lugs.
In the morning 10, 900 pounds sold on
the loose floor, netting from $22.25 to
$25, so for leaf and $40 to S13.50 for Tugs.
One wagon sold for $25.75 and $40.
At the Peoples warehouse about 5000
pounds were sold. Leaf brought $26 to
$27,75 and Tugs $40.
Stahl & Hayden received about 10
loads
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01
Christian.

McLemore Avenue-Rev. George w.
Kemper, pastor. Services at 1O:45 am,
and 7:45 pm. Subjects: Morning, The
Supreme Mission of the Church;h' eve
nlng, Heavenly Recognition" Bible
school at $3.50 Am. Senior and inter
mediate Christian Endeavor societies
at $50 LIN
Decatur Street-Dr. P. B. Ellsworth,
pastor, will speak at II am. and 5
pm. Morning subject, Sermons in
Shoes Evening subject, This Do"
Christian AEndeavor at 7 pm. Midweek
prayer service Wednesday evening at
S o'clock.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01
FARMERS UNION E

HUNTINGDON, Tenn, March 1.
(Spl.)-The Carroll county division Of
the Farmers union will meet at the
Hilliard schoolhouse Friday and Sat
urday, March 7 and s. Friday will be
the business session. but Friday night
and Saturday will be public meetings.
The principal speaker for Saturday will
be R. T. Deberry, of Humboldt, ex-
commissioner of agriculture. Other
speakers on the program are C. w.
Brooks, c.. C. Drummons, ]. J. Hen
erickson, J., w. Williams and D. Y.
Barnhill The welcome address will be
delivered by Miss Brooke Wilson and
the response by John Laycook.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01
VALUATION RAISED,

HICKMAN, KY, March /. (Spl)-It
has been learned that at the last min
ute the state tax commission has de-
cided to raise the valuation of Fulton
county property $500, 600 on the valua-
lion OF Fulton county farm lands and
town lots. This is in addition to a
raise OF close to SO 1900, 900 over last
years valuation.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01
COUSINS COME TOGETHER.

HICKMAN, Ky, March /. (Spl.)-A
coincidence of more than passing sin
gularity was recorded here when two
sisters-Mrs. Il. M. French and Mrs
Edward W, Thrailkeld-gave birth to
babies less than three hours apart and
within 200 yards of each other. Drs.
J, NJ. Hubbard and Charles Curtin. the
attending physicians, state they never
had a similar case. Little Miss French
keld about 2 Pm.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01

lands, and he and
Mme, Cremer took
possession Of the
new Dutch legation,
Minister Cremer is
I man of quiet man.
ner, but genial and
disposed to be most
friendly W h e n II {
gets through with
the first great I'M
dertaking OF becom-
ng automatically
acClimated.
He said upon his
arrival In New York
hat millions OF the
common people in
Holland always had
been strongly pro-
ally, and ~insinuated
that his country was
not so keen about
the presence within
ita hnrdnra Of III
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01
HEAR ZIONIsTsl CASE.

PARIS, March DIR. Sokolow, head
Of the Zionist delegation to the peace
conference, said, referring to the ap
pearance Of the delegation before the
peace conference, that the council OF
10 gave attentive hearing to the Zionl
list case and as far as he could Judge
the prospects were good for favorable
action.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01
HOGS BRING HIGH PRICE.

BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, March /.
tSpl)-During this week the celebrated
Poland China hogs belonging to the
estate OF the late II, l., Currie were sold
at auction at the home place. one hum
dred aud ~forty-two hogs brought the
amount of $40, 800. The prices ranged
from SEQ to $500. Many breeders from
other states attended the sale, John T.
Gray, Jr, executor Of the estate, had
charge Of the sale.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01
ENRV Il. GRAVES.

when the ~doughboys and sailors all
return home two Memphis brothers
viii not return with them They are
sleeping beneath the sod at different
places, one having died Feb. q, 1919,
al Paulllac OF pneumonia and the other
Killed last fan by a German shell ex-
ploding on a ltfehoat,
The latest to make the supreme sac
rifice Is Woman Walter s, Graves,
brother of L. II. and j, X, Graves, OF
Memphis His parents. MIR, and Mrs,
j. X. Graves, OF jackson, Miss, were
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01

former emperor Of Germany. Holland
would not have wept tears of regret
tionabie honor"
Mr., Cremer Is at present a senator
OF Holland, and before his appointment
as minister to the United States held
many important posts under his gov
eminent, among them the secretary
ship for the colonies.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01
Episcopal.

Holy Trinity EplseopaI-There will be
a special service for parents and adults
at the Sunday school hour Sunday
morning. All friends of the Sunday
school are invited. On Ash Wednesday
there will be services at the church at
10 o'clock at the rectory, 1447 McLemore
avenue, there will be an important
meeting of the vestry of the church.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01

st. Mary's EplseopaI-Services as fol-
lows: Holy communion at 7:l5 am, and
again at II Am. Corporate communion
OF the officers and teachers Of the
church school and sermon by Bishop
7. f. Gailor at the II O'Clock service.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01
VACCINE FEATURES THE NE WIS SCIMITAR 141Y HOWE Helps
DAILY HOME HELP

for Sunday Quinquagesima. L Cor. xiii
All Gifts Worth Nothing Without
Charity" Sunday school begins at $3.50
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01
A Line On Men
You Read bout

In the list of new diplomats IL the
capital at present is Jacob Theodore
Cremer. who recently presented his Gre
dentials as minister from The Neither
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01

You may keep faith with the soldier
who died If you will. You can assume
he fatherhood which has gone from
these little French orphans. For a few
dollars a year you can to some extent
make up to them for what they have
lost-at least You may keep them from
actual bodily suffering. Hundreds of
these fatherless are being adopted by
kind -hearted Americans. Send in your
treasurer of the committee of the
Fatherless Children of France, l.. K.
Thompson, Bank of Commerce and
Trust company, Memphis, and the COM
mittee will give you the name of the
village and the name of the child you
are to befriend. Ten cents will keep
one OF these French orphans one day;
SO one month; $3.50 one year.; $40 two
years. What will you do?.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01

These little children have given much
to democracy. Now they want to know
mocracy viii do for them. 1t is a
fair question. They once enjoyed the
protection and love of an honest, in
dustrious father. They had no cause
to appeal to the charity of any peo-
pie. But the Hun came and marched
against democracy. France threw a
barrier OF French flesh n French
souls across that murderous gray del
uge Their father was one in this bar
rier. and now he is molding In the
soil wherein he stood and defied the
Hun. Think you not when he stood
there at the frontier of civilization and
died, that he did not commit the care
of his children to you? Think you not
hat the thought that we would be
grateful did not ease him as he died?
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-01

Nurse Jane, have We any chocolate
cake in the bungalow asked Uncle
Niggily one day, as he pokcd his pink,
twinkling nose Just past the door where
the muskrat lady WAS washing the
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-03

Rekli jsmc, he pfiSel Marko
den po rozmIuv6 Anuitou do
palace a ze Sc tazal po panu
Rivadarcosovi; ale baron ne
byl donna - neobjevilt' Sc Ia
Ike po cely den pisarnach.
Marko neodvaHiI Sc Aadati,
ably byl predpuSt6n k baronce,
ale doufal potaii, zc syedc no
snad St'astnA nahoda milo
vanou Anuitou.
Cht6l rici baronovi, ae poza
dial o nale2ejici mu jmcni a re
mu bylo sIibeno, zc JIG co nej-
drive obdrzi, avSak re bude
soudni vyjadnavani vyzadova-
ii dcl$i dobu; v6c Sc zdrzi pri
nejvetSim, nejUsilovn6jSim pri.
&in6ni, coz jei nadmiru znepo-
| kOjOvalO.
X vclke mrzutosti svc nespa
| tfiI toho dine nikoho.
| Ackoliv nespal minuIou noe
a cltil vclikou unavu i pres SvC
i mladistvou svozest a blaze
nc sneni stastnc Iasky, ne
! nohI prcce uSnOuti a IA
Trel teprvc k ranu oci.
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: nYitu.
= TanuI ma na mysli patrny
odpor matcin, kdyz nj mlu
: vii SVEN snatku Sc slcCnol
: RivadarcosoVou.
S poCatku no odpor match
= ,prckVapil a yarmouth, av8al
Hnenahla nan zapomn6I.
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: IA horouci laSkou.
] Ncm6l mySlenky iinG ne
na nj - nevzpominal nez n
nj.