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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17
WILSON WILL. URGE
CONGRESS To GET
down TO BUSINESS
Would Rectify Failure to
Enact Appropriation
Bills at Last Session.
MESSAGE ON WAY.
Does Not Discuss Execu-
hve's Part in P e a c e
Conference-R e turn
Early in June.
MESSAGE ON WAY.

Paris. May fs,-rresident Wilson $
message to congress. which Wiil he
read at the opening session next week,
Is already on the cables. 1t Is de-
signed chiefly to urge congress to get
to work imm ediately and rectify the
tatlAre4af I he last congress to enact the
appropriation bills
The message does not discuss the
presidents work in connection with
peace here. He Is reserving this until
he returns and personally lays the Ger
man and Austrian treaties before the
Ia sping body. E< let-it-be
known that he does not expect the SEN
ate n discuss the treaties until they
have been finally acted upon by Ger
many and Austria.
Mr.. Wilson IL exertinE all his infu e
ence TO speed the peace work SO that he
NAV return not later than the first
week of June. He made this statement
today;
Il expect to present all the facts OF
the negotiations TO the senate At the
earliest moment TO allow the senate and
the country to Judge the results"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17
Committee Adheres
to Original Schedule
Parade and Celebration to Wei
come Homecoming Of Rich
mond Soldiers Will be Held
on May q.

After an all-day discussion brought
about by the good news that the
Matson,a and Oriza ha had gained two
DAYS in their trips across the Atlantic.
the executive committee in charge Of
welcoming the boys home definitely
decided last night to adhere TO the
original schedule and hold the parade
and welcome home ceie hraion on
Tuesday, May 2Tth.
The Matsonia, conveying the 116th
regiment, and the Orizaba- filled with
the lo4th ammunition train, are in
radio com municatIon with Newport
News. The Grays will land on the
goth and the Blues on the st. Chair
man Etlerson communicated with
Colonel McAndrews over longdistance
Immediately after being advised OF
this latest development. The colonel.
who has complete charge of the dis
position of troops, advised him not TO
deviate from the original plans.
The committee is DESTROYS OF hav-
ing the Howitzers- included in the
parade. and present indications are
that this will be possible Although
the Nirginian, which is hearing the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17
ALL THREE AMERICAN SEAPLANES
MAKE HOP OFF, FROM TREPASSEX
PROGRESS OF e. S. FLYERS
e.os u-Tbrce- xe r1,pcs

6:Os Y. N.-Thrce NC planes
start from 1rcpasse,.
7P. M-tti three reported pass
In Cape Race.
Dirigiblc CD. which was blown
out to sea from Quidi Nidi. is be-
licved To he hst,
British flyers. Hawker and
Raynhutn. still ~ weather bound at
SC. Johus.
American flyers expected to
reach punta Del Gado. island of
Sac Miguel. Azores, in less than
thirty hours.
Dc>troyers posted along line of
fight notified ny wireless to he
on lookout for tho planes i'm event
of forced landings and to report
time Of their passing.
%11:34 y. Many planes have
made onc-quarter Of trip.
Trcpasscy. Via St. Johns. \. r..
May fe-Thc L. S. Nine-Laycr
Aroostock received wireless mes
sagr at $50 r. NJ. from the Sec
ond patrol ship on the line to the
Azores saying the three NC planes
had passed her. with all we'll and
going strong.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17
Bring War Home to Richmond at
Salvation Army Meeting Sunday
Doughboys Win Hold Trench Auditorium Stage, and
Lassies Will Serve Them With Doughnuts and Coffee.

Subscriptions aggregatinE $4,000
were reported at the meeting Friday
afternoon in the Chamber of Com
merce building when the committee
cha!rmen gathered to discuss various
phases of the home service drive OF
the Salvation Army. The meeting.
presided over by J. p. Taylor. dis
closed excellent progress being made
in all districts and reports indicated
that everywhere In the city the cam
paign work Is being received with en-
thusiagn.
All plans have been completed for
the mass meeting in the City audi
torium tom orrow afternoon. The
Fortress Monroe band has been OBJ
tanned and will furnish the music. A
telegram to Chairman Taylor an
nounced that DIR. Alfred Nerrincx.
mayor Of Louvain at the time Of the
invasion by the Germans, will he
here tomorrow TO speak at this Hudf-
torium. anording Richmond people
first -hand information OF the depreda-
tons committed by tho Prussians. DR.
Nerrincx was professor Of the Univer-
sity of Louvain and In now the repre-
sentative Of his country In America.
Other speakers obtained for the
Sunday meeting are Sergeant Leonard
Cheatwood and Sergeant Billy Price
Both these mon saw service IN France
TRENCH ON STAGE
One OF the interesting features an
!nounced tor the Sunday meeting il
that III J. G. GoOde. of the features
lApmmittee Arrnngementa have baaI
nlAted kOr ~ son4 aetlen q I
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17
Governor Will Not
Assemble Lawmakers
Flatly Refuses to Accede to
Demands of Good Roads As
sociation-lgnores B COON
mendations of A dvisory
Board.

Governor Davis yesterday natly re-
fused to accede TO the demands of
the Virginia Good Roads association,
which were in accord with the recon-
mendaions OF the advisory road
board which he created. with regard
to assembling the legislature in ex-
traordinary session to consider federal
good roads appropriations.
II there Is to be a special session
Of the general assembly. the members
will have to issue the call themselves.
That the governor would not con-
vene the lawmakers had been bruited
about the state capitol for several
days past. 1t being reported that he
had so intimated to the advisory
board
The executive. It Is declared, IL not
averse to having the legislature as
sembie and dispose of the matter OF
obtaining several millions of dollars
from the federal government for state
highway construction. Improvement
and maintenance. The solons. how
ever, apparently are taking the
position that. as the governor. in hts
campaign for nomination, was 4 good
roads advocate. 1t Ii UP to him to
call an extra session.
Governor Davis yesterday sent the
following letters to g. l. Lupton.
president Of the Virginia Good Roads
association. and to Senator W. G.
|Corbitt. OF Portsmouth:
"Hon. 8. l. Lupton, chairman ex-
ecutive committee virginia good roads
association. Richmond: Dear Str.-I
have received the resolution adopted
by the executive committee OF the
good roads association urging that I
call special session Of the general
assembly TO consider making ado
|QuAte provisions 70 meet part N
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17
SICCEsSFULLy COVER sFs
QUARTER or JOUaSGy

WASHINGTON. May ls.--At II so 0sciotN
tonight the navy department rec4txkz
word that the air SQUADRON had nas&eA
station at 1910 o'clock VII eh u $NA
miles out This means that they hk4
successfully covered one-cuarter of tJ5S
journey to the Azores. The messaf A
said that the three planes were IN fI(2
same formation as when they tcSS4
their mop orr and all had experi@nes<
no engine trouble. HI q
Word was also received frcru nat1
OFFICERS At Newfoundland They ~
ciared that II weather conditions. M
~ prevailed when the planes Nh A&H7
the overfeas flight confinu1d,1 n
squadron would reach the Azores Y48alf
in \ period OF nineteen hours. s a
An adjudication Of the mess ~
which told hrst Of the Locations 90 mi
planes |. expected early this na4rnI5
It was the first word OF tho Ax3S1
since they left Newfoundland 49,
raised the hopes Of the watehaf9
the navy department here tdnsTtgSs sss
With one fourth Of the lonK flixht
accomplished fact. and good weafil =
reported. II WAS predicted that
squadron would reach its destinati9S
The nineteen hour limit set ~ naN
officials at Newfoundland would ~ Gi7
at 1. o'clock tomorrow afternoon. sa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17

trench on the auditorium stage. Sem
tries will pass to and fro and Saliva
ton Army laSsies will pass among the
troops delivering hot doughnuts and
coffee. Plans also call for contin
gent OF soldiers who will occupy the
trench during the meeting.
Mrs. j. st. George Bryan, chairman
OF the women's workers. requests
every member OF the committee 10 be
present Sunday afternoon. Seats
that they may become fully acquainted
with the story DR.. Nerrincx win tell
OF the horrors in Belgium.
Mrs. Bryan also announced that
doughnuE will be served the men IN
the trenches just as the Salvation
Army lassies did in France.
Added to the other attractions for
the Sunday afternoon meeting 10 the
sinEing by thu Community chorus. (,
..nonEhnnf Day" Fixed.
Mrs Bryan also definitely fixed
Thursday May 22nd. Al "Doughnut
Day" when these choice morseis
swung into the limelight during the
war. win be sold to people Of Rich
mond, tho proceeds to be added II
the Salvation Army home service
fund
All workers who are to aid in the
"Doughnut Day" event are asked By
Mrs. Bryan to be present At I meeting
wednesday afternoon, when the neces-
aary material and equipment will b
pect 70 diapose Or fully 5000 dough.
=
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17
SPECULATE ON POSSIBILITY
OF MAKING RETURN -
nv Joseph Nfuivi

by JOSeph MulWG40E4%sS
Trepassey, N. r.. May1fA
the American seaplanes an arfiy1X1|
Plymouth. England. will try to
back to America Is = question stilt
decided. IN 81
In the last few days Command
Towers discussed the proposition x
the other Myers and specialized 0Nsf|
possibility OF making the retutm
but the pressure OF prepArAti6SE
the eastward dash prevent1fEs
adoption OF any definite plAna
All the fliers agreed that tn
gestion was alluring. but that tl6
would be even more dimculk u
eastward voyage, ~ the peo@
winds would be against W0l16
flight until late In tha yeAr.
foundland would ~ v1xtMa114
sihle - = landing plAce ~
dense fogs and Ga1o0 10y
courses to the soath W0sl1
~ essential. III NJ sssa ses
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17

Definite steps were taken Yesterday afternoon by tn
advisory council organized by the Chamber of Commerce
toward relieving the housing congestion which has long
the coored population OF Richmond and has
thousands of them to other cities though they wou
prefer to live here.
The plens outlined at the meeting which attended h.
about seventy five representing many different lines
trade and industry will when carried appears
sured have the following results:
l. Jackson ward Will have such cleaning up as it
has never known; streets will be cleaned and paved
alleys will be cleaned and paved shacks viii be torn
down and replaced with modern buildings with proper
conveniences; sanitation will be brought up to the
citys standard.
g. Additional housing VIII be provided in another
quarter for the overflow from Jackson ward. with
paved streets sewers lights gas, water and serv
ce that the entire colored working population can
easily reach places Of employment and be able to live
under attractive conditions, and when desired, to
acquire homes Of their
g. Richmond, offering suitable places OF abode
for this important section Of its population will attract
and hold the best class of negro women and thus be
enabled to make more rapid progress toward that
greater eminence in industry, trade and finance to
which it is naturally entitled
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17
RumaniA says WIN Quit.
nv pATRTcK nEyTTTr

Ia NINN OEvII -
Bernie, May 1.-THE Rumanian
bureau In Switzerland announces the
Rumanian peace delegation has do
cided to quit tho Paris peace confer
ence because of the division of the
Banat Of Tamesvar, In which Serbia
II 70 share.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17
Churchill . Passenger.

London, May IA TarrAnt triplane,
equipped with six engines and capable
Of holding 100 passengers, will make
its first night next week, War Min
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17

resolution was passed asking that the
Chember of Commerce give its moral
support to the proposal for re-
.lieving the housing congestion.
Work Is already well under way for
speedy realization of the plan for
better housing. "A number NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17
THE VERY LATEST

Washington, May 17.-Navy department reported al,
13O o'clock this morning that all three planes had passed
mately $50 miles Of the journey All reported everything
well and going fine
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17

Henry Litchfor chairman Of The advisory council was
unavoidable absent President John Easev of the Cham
presided. Coleman Workman, f. L. Bems H
Randolph Williams RS Crump and Fritz Sitterding, commit
from Chamber of Commerce appointed cooperate
with the advisory council, present Mr. Williams made
principal address having made thorough study recently
of the housing problem in other cities especially in ITS relation
to industry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17
Advisory Council and Committee From Chamber
of Commerce Enthusiastic Over Idea of Settling
Long~Vexed Question-Capital Ready to Make
Secure and Profitable Investment

stroll thron9s, Jackson
.yfer
OF u
hada
home
and W filled him
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17
TodAy's Program.


Annual address by Hon. Frederick
p Coudert, Of New York bar, en-
t1tisd law " Diplomacy. in the
Prepeesd Constitution Of the League
of -Nationa- -
rnfnished business
Announcement by tina president
alees OF the standing committees for
~ ensuing year. which should meet
and organize the same Afternoon.
f1es By-LA "a Artidle NIL Sec
4Asr ~
AA1s~rnncMt.
osHn p. M.
Annual inn~r--F1emish Room.
neginning promptly At $50 Admis-
sion only ~ ticket. for which NO
charge IL made 70 memb4rA. but
which cann~t be obtained without
rc6istrs item, and which Are not
4 trAnafefable.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17
Intrepid Air Pioneers Reported Passing
Cape Race at PM, Eastern Time,
on Epoch-Making Flight Across AT.
lantic.

Lisbon Plans Demonstration in Honor Of DARN
B.rdmen---Perfect Preparation and Fa1l,;
less Execution Makes leap" Possible. \.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17

Thoroughly aroused to the necessity
Of taking a firm and intellirently or
EAnixed stand aga inst the increasing
menace of Rolshevism In this coun-
try. the Virginia State Bar association.
at the conclusion Of Or. Robert NJ
McErov's stirring address last night
adopted a resolution calling fer the
appointment OF committee to put
into concrete shape the suggestions
nf the speaker in reference to the de
fence of the Constitution OF the United
States by the nationwide observance
OF the anniversary OF the adoption oil
the constitution in i7S7
The National Security League al
which Or. McElroy is chairman OF
the Committee on Organized Educa-
ton. Is conducting a campaign &c
have every city and town in ,hs
United States celebrate the day In
September on which the constitution
was adopted by patriotic exercise and
a reiteration OF approval and support
The members of the associat tor
were profoundly impressed by the
learned educators explanation Of the
leagues propogandist movement. Of
which he has complete charge, havinr
been granted leave OF absence from
Princeton University to accomplish
this important work.
Using AZ his ammUniticn a recount
al OF the experiments OF the early
American settlers with the commun.
ist form of government, Or. McEiro,
completely demolished the allurinl
utopian air-castles which arr helms
used by devotees Of >the Soviet form
Of government to intrigue the interes'
and fire the enthusiasm Of the igno.
rant, quoting AZ authority for thu
comnleta failure Of these honest trial.
the written conclusions Of the fore
most men OF that day.
DR.. McElroy's address was conclud-
ed amidst enthusiastic applause. r
Gray Williams. Of Winchester. ros,
Immediately to move that a commit
tee be appointed, one member from
each senatorial district. to place int,
practical operation the suggestions a
the ~uest Of the association. The move
ment was carried unanimously ans
I0cian III. Cooke, president Of the as
sea1ation, announced that Eppa Hun
ton. Jr.. had been appointed presiden
fer Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17
UNITED STATES FLERS OFF ON DARING SEA ENTERPRISE;
RICHMOND TO SOLVE JACKSON WARD HOUSING PROBIEM
r. RANDOLPH HARRISON HEADS STATE BAR ASSOCIATION
Better Living Conditions Planned
For Colored People as Part Of Big
Movement for Industrial Expansion

Besides Thorough Cleanup for Congested Dis
trict, Extensive Building Operations in Another
Quarter Are to Provide Homes for Overflow
Population.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17
Realize Necessity For Or
ganized Stand Against
Red Terror.
GIVE RESOLUTION.
Second Days Session is
Featured by Address of
DR.. r. M. McElroy.
Elect Officers.
OFFICERS ELECTED

OFFICERS FIiEaTED
r. Randolph Harrison Lynch
burg. president
Charles G. Berkeley, Newport
News, yice-prcsidcnt; represent
lag Tfdc>sa,er Virginia.
ID. q. Dcckcrt HarrtsonburE.
vice. president: representing VAL
ley Virginia.
Thomas K Keith. Fairfax. rep
reeenting Piedmont Virginia
II sorJlcn Rohan n<,n,. Peters
burg. representing Soutl,side Vtr-
gtnia.
W. ". Core. Roanoke, r~p~e-
arnunS Southwest Virginia.
Brockenhproush Innb. Rich
naond. member OF executive COM
n1fttese for term OF three years.
q. Y. Kemp. Lynchhurg. neua-
hcR Of executive committee for q
term OF three years.
John h. Minor. Richmond, re-
elected secretary and treasurer.
NEW MEMBERS ELECTED
George s. Allen, Victoria;
John l.. Abbott, Bedford; J. r.
Rarbonr, Petersburg: W. O.,
Bickflcld. Jr.. Roanoke: George
". CLANCY. Roanoke; Thomas NJ.
CnxnAlly. Roanoke: Fl. G. de-
Shields, TappAhannock: f. C.
Dickerspn. Roanoke: Ashton
Doveii. Williamsburg: W. y.
EvAnA Salutia: James y. Hub
hard. Charies City: Lewis JoneA
UFhannA: Hunter Miller. Bed
ford: r. q. Mosby. Roanoke: n
u. Pcarhy. Williamsburg: r.. Fey
ron Turner, Emporia; Holman
Willis. Roanoke.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17

tccntinued on Page Two.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17
WEATHER

Washington, May a.
Fore nst for Virginia:
Showers Saturday; Sunday
fair. moderate tempern-
turc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17

Continued On Page Two.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17

CONTINUED On Page Two,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-17

Gives An the Newg T.
Peacc Price Ilate4
50 CENTS FEN MONTH";,
Collectors Can MonthlJ
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-18
Hudson O.

PRODA Sc dunn 5ti svels
nicich, koupelna, elektrlka,
plyn, sklep vSa moderne "a
rizeno. Pekny lot S upravenou
zahradkou, velka ban ma drl-
bez a dost velka k chovu kra-
Wy. Proda Sc "a pricinou odje-
zdu ma venek. Je to .dobra pTl-
lezitost pro Joho, kdo sc rad O.
blra drubezi neb misto je zvla-
ste vyhodne. Union kara pole.
de "a majetkem do zimy. Cena
velmi levna.. Haste Sc V elsie
13S09 Durkee Ave. Corlot
z E. 131 ulice, blize E. 14O ul
7-27
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kAPITOLA XIII.
Pckiad.

Radost pana Horace Margra
va re shledanl Sc pribuznym
svym, byla nesmirna.
"Muj drahy hochu, ty 81 ne
muzes predstavir, jak nesmir-
nou radost pocit'uji, kdyz ma
te pohlednu. Avsak ia radost
neni bez krupeje horkosti.'
"a jaka to horkost, stryc-
ku?" tazal Sc Jiri.
"Ze snad nikdy do vlasti
sve Sc nevratis a re po me
smrti budes nucen vesli pou.
stevnici zivot jako ia, az Sc
|starnes a sklesnes do hrobu'.
ga doufam, otce, re prec(
In6jaka lod' pobliz tohoto o
strova Sc vyskytne a mas OBJ;
odsud vysvobodi."
ga isem prvni dobou taxi
}tou sladkou nadeji Sc salil. De-
ne nekolikrate stal jsem ma te
meni pahorku a ziral isem n
vsechny srany sirosireho me
( re, patraje po nejake lodi, al
marne. Vidal jsem Sc poslez
: ,vsi nadeie a ucinil jsem dc
bre, nebot' behem dvaceti n
e XII ami jedina LODI O tento
D strov nezavadila."
: "a co jest to asi ia ostro
: strycku; mas nejake poneti
> tieho poloZe?"
t. "Mysllm, ze Jest. jednim
Il souostrovi, ktere nelezi dalel
: cd jihoancrickeho pobrezi.
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PRODA Sc

pekny domek o ctyrech svetni-
cich, sklep, dlazdena ulice Wy
hodna cena $500.
Domek o 6ti svetnicich,
sklep pod celym domem, ulice
dlazdena, cena pouze $4,000.
Velky dun O 9ti svetnicich,
ulice dlazdena, blfze Broad.
way, cena $1,000.
Chcere-li koupiti farmu,
nam sest v pekne krajine BIZ
re Chagrin Falls, jsou vzorne
zarizene a koupi Sc vyhodne.
Chcete-li uniknouti dusnemu
kouri a usadit Sc V Mt. Plea
SAINT, prijd'te 81 prohlednouti z
vyberu 5ti domu uceine zarize
nych a ktere jsou, LEVINE ke kou
pi. Nektere z techto majetku
mono koupiJi pri slozeni men-
81 pen6zni castky. Poslete ro-
stovnl listek, ia Vas navsti-
vim aneb prijd'te k
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-18
X zIVOT IA HVOT ~
Roman Preozeno anglickeho

Prelozeno z anglickeho

nlOcl OOSLdl QOVIllII. OUdVdlll
Sc toho nejhorsiho.'
"Snad TAX zle nebude,' pra-
villa hospodyne, &C Sc j We tva-
ri zracilo nejvetsi leknuti.
Ma to sli nahoru a obnovily
t'ukani ma dvere, &C opet bez
vysledku.
GA techto okolnosti jsme o.
pravneni zjednati 81 k panu
Margravovi pristup moci," pra
vii Vest.
"Staniz, jak myslite," pravi-
la hospodyne, chvejic Sc Ma
celem tele.
Vest wal "a kliku a otevrel.
Podivno, dvere nebyly ami ma
klic zamceny ami zavorkou "a
strceny.
Oba vkrocili do loznice.
Byla prazdna!
Postel byla rozhazena, jako
by nekdo v nj byl lezel, ale We
svetnici nebylo po nixon AMI
potuchy.
Go to znamena?" zvolal
Vest.
80 pane Vest, kde je pan
Margrave, pro pana, kde jest
mas dobry PAM" bedovala no.
jspodyne Ionic rukama.
Ia chvili byla vsechna donna
CT celed' pobourena. Vest dal
lprohledati V dome kazdy kout
rozeslal posly ma vsechny stra
| ny, ably Sc po starem panov
pidili, ale marne. neby!o he
lnikde.
Asi k jedenacte hodine pri.
nesl jeden posel domu kloboul
a kabat stareho pana, vypra'
vuje, re ODE nalezl ma brehu
lzaIivu, kan zdomu Margravo
iva nebylo daleko.
"Stalo Sc, echo jsem Sc oba.
val,' praYil Vest; "muj bratrc
vec Sc V 'navalu choromyslno'
sti utopil. Musel V noci opustit
nepozorovane dunn myslen
kou ma samOvrazdu."
! "Nebohy PAM! zalkala pan
Lawtonova. "Nebylo mu svf
te rovn6ho.'
"Nebylo, veru nebylo," pri
sv6dcil Vest.
Hledani mrtvoly ieho bylc
zcela bez uspechu. Melo Sc Ii
to re byl zanesen do more.
Vest byl iedinym dedicem
hromneho bohatstvl. Stal 81
tax jednim z nejbohatsich OBJ.
vatelu V Brooklyn6. Chodil
lhlubokem smutku a tvaril s.
zarmoucenym. Lide jej chvaii
III "a uctu, jakou tim prokazo
: val zemrelemu.
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pRODA Sc d1m O 5ti svetni

1N0DfH JIA VUIIT y JLI oVIUIII
cich dole a peti nahore, dive
koupelny, elektrina, porce ma
hore dole, sklep pod celym
domem, rozdelen cementovymi
blocky, velka ban, oplocen pr
kny, V predu zelezny plot, lot
40 pri $50 str. Naleza sc blize
vych. 131 ul. u skoly. Blizsi
sddli Tom. Suchy. 1902 Beck.
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