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The Washington times., 1919-12-09
BROOKLANDERS TO LOSE
BUT FEW GRID PLAYERS
Catholic University Gets Fine Start
Under Tracey and Will Have
Many Veterans.

Catholic University is going to have
many veterans for next years foot.
ball campaign. Coach Tom Tracey
started with a green bunch this. sea-
son and developed host of players
with the idea of turning out a season
ed team at the end of the campaign.
The Brooklanders failed to defeat
college team last fall, but improved
nightly with each contest Mary
land State was given a fine run for
the game, and Gallaudets veterans
were held to a tie
Next fall a veteran squad will be
ready for the football campaign, as
but four lads graduate "Scotty''
Glasscott, Bill Hendricks, Charlie
Young, and Bill Mangan will not re-
turn. These men get diplomas in
June and will therefore be lost to
the team next season.
The return of kaplan and Corwin,
regular ends this season, is, expected
next year. Leghorn, Kilkorn, and
Brennan, this years tackles. will all
be back. Morrissey, a regular guard,
will return.
Form, Dunn, Fitzgerald, McNamata,
Pepper, and Murphy, backfield men
this year, are expected to return.
The Washington times., 1919-12-09
STRONG OPPONENTS
LISTED THIS YEAR
College Quints Open Up and
Take on First Class Fives on I
Basketball Schedules.


College basketball teams of the Dis.
trict, which include Georgetown
George Washington, Catholic Univer
sity, and Gallaudet, have gone out
after first-class teams this season and
can look for strenuous times on the
floor, beginning next week.
Acide from the purely local aspect
Of the games in which the teams play
each other. there appears to be the
policy of taking q chance on stronger
teams. Many times in the past the in.
ability of schedule Northern college
teams on the floor has been the result
Of either playing it safe" or failing
TO land games because Of financial
difficulties.
This year the various college quints
frst-class teams on, the schedule
which argues for a season Of real
competition.
Two or three really strong teams
have been listed by the local quints.
Georgetown. during the season, will
take on West Virginia Wesleyan.
North Carolina. Marietta. the New
York Aggie five, Yale and st. Johns
College, Of Brooklyn in addition to
the other sectional engagements with
teams in this vicinity.
Catholic University has listed the
Crescent Athletic Club. Lafayette, the
Navy, Bucknell, North Carolina, Da-
Wis and Elkins and Virginia Poly in
addition to the other games with the
local colleges.
George Washington's list of games
is the most pretentious in years. Aside
from the regularly scheduled battles
with Georgetown, Catholic University.
Gallaudet and others around here, the
Hatchetites will take on Bucknell. the
Navy, Lafayette, Muhlenberg, Lehigh
and Swarthmore.
Gallaudet takes on Dfexel Institute,
of Philadelphia, Johns Hopkins and
Virginia in addition to its games with
Catholic University and George Wash
ington and the other local institutions.
Gallaudet. in addition will stage a
game here during the holidays with
the Silent A. c., of Hartford, Conn. a
team of deaf-mutes which has gained
standing in the country.
Taken all together the basketball
frst-class competition. Catholic Uni
versity will open up its gymnasium
for games shortly. The new enclos-
ure surpasses anything in this secaion
with the possible exception of the
Washington and Lee gymnasium, at
Va
The Brooklanders expect TO educate
the public toward coming out to see
the games and will probably stag c
doubleheaders which will include
games for the freshman five.
While the District intercollegiate
Basketball League, composed Of c. u.
G. W. u, Maryland State and Gallau-
det, has gone on ie& way. there ap-
pears to be ample opportunity for
plenty Of excitement on the floor dur
ing the season just about to blossom
out.
The Washington times., 1919-12-09
STATE WILL LOSE
BUT ONE PLAYER
Bobby Knode Only Regular Ex.
pected to Be Missing in
Football Campaign.

Maryland State College is looking
forward to next year in football with
a great deal of interest IT develops
that the staters with four Maryland
championships in row are unusually
well fortified for next season
When all the noses were counted up
at College Park a short time ago In
seeing just how things stood for the
1920 football campaign. Coach H. c.
Byrd went the rounds q c0ople of
times and counted out Bobby I.node,
this years captain, as the only playes
who would be missing when the frost
hit the pumpkin next year.
knode, who has played quarter for
The Washington times., 1919-12-09

allow any steam roller tactics by the
Johnson forces. Johnson will not be
-wrmitted to overthrow the present
board Of directors and then annui all
acts to date. II he makes the attempt,
the legal fight will be continued.
1--WE are firm on one point" said
Colonel Huston today, land don't in
tend to retreat an inch. That is, that
no single Individual again can domi-
nate this league and usurp the powers
that Johnson did before the Mays case
brought this condition to the sur
face. This case has shown us that we
have a constitution. and hereafter we
insist that that constitution be obey
ed to the letter. Hereafter our boar
of directors must be a board of di-
rectors.
III Johnson and his henchmen are
coming to New York intending TO put
over anything on us, they'll run into
hornets nest"
The National League was called to
order today. President Hey6Nr said
that he expected the session would
continue for several days. +.
The Washington times., 1919-12-09
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
PLANNING BUSY SEASON

NEW YORK, Dec s.-The Interna-
tionsl League is planning a busy sea-
son in 1920, playing 154-game sched-
ule. beginning April q and ending
september 20. David L. Fultz has
been Reelected president. The player
limit has been raised to nineteen, in
cluding a playing manager, and the
salary limit has been raised from
$3.50 to $4,000
Akron. Ohio. will replace Bingham
ton, and Syracuse, n. Y, gets the
Newark franchise. Business men
Will build a new plant at Akron
The Washington times., 1919-12-09

four years. 10 nntsAing up nGxt junA
His absence will - felt not Oo1y -
football but In bassbalI - WI
OF ends next year STATE N 6nup
Rigs. Dppiey. LsvtA DunhG1so1p
and Molstes, . formadAAee og9uvy
Tackles expeotsd besk are -1on1na
Nesbatt Bdsfl aal Brewer. 0unDQv
ceming eut fer the cADVo1U1 -
year win - AesfA Sullivan. 4uc0
and UmbafHef. %
Bailey. Myers and Braanass. 80
ters Of last season. win au - ondk
Behind the line 0oslsS.s BsEfa1l e.
bert MAodoaa1d, 0rovos and rNu6-
nuci win all - cut tor ths tGna.
State got goiAg In Asq1-claak -
last fall The state UTE ul1s ~
with comparative sAse- II b oGDUe1-
ed that several changes WIN Be asnAs
In the sch edule. -
Victories over Hop1nns, vlrglu6a
and Western MaSyland wess tie -
lights. Swarthmore. West VaauoG1a
and Yale were held to efDlitn11o
scores.
The Washington times., 1919-12-09
LOOKING EN- OVER
----- BY C---------
LOUIS A. DOUG HER

Jimmy Wilde while taking his defeat by Jack Sharkey the
York bantam like sportsman nevertheless excellent
for his failure shine his first appearance
In within the the Wisconsin
he had within
Shary o'clock according
Nfdes weight forfeit
pounds .
WELL considering
his heavier of Wilde
like himself could he have entered the
1o This his weight Building up
WELL caused him
found himself unable
Sharkey New Yorker while anything hitter
of the speedest little the he Wilde
all Fighting the defense and lacking Wilde
anything but good impression upon
teresng providing permitted
to boxa at pounds
The Washington times., 1919-12-09
signs warfare
ARE PASSING FAST
Ban Johnson and His Faithful
Five" will Attend New
York Meeting.

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.--Signs of peace
are seen in the situation facing the
American League with the announce
ment that Ban johnson has decided to
bring his. faithful magnates" here
for tomorrow's annual meeting called
by the board Of directors. 1t is be-
lieved that a compromise between the
warning factions will be reached be-
fore the magnates leave town.
Johnson and his faithful mag
mates" held a secret meeting in Chi
cago yesterday, and, probably acting
upon legal advice, announced that
they would certainly cause no end of
litigation.
Charlie Comiskey, as head Of the
board Of directors, does not intend to
The Washington times., 1919-12-09
DUFFY GETS BERTH.

TORONTO. Dec. 9Hugh Duffy,
who managed the Philadelphia Ma
tional League baseball team in 1905
and 1906. has been appointed ma anager
OF the Toronto Internationals to sue
eeed George Gibson. according to a
message received today from j. j.
hcCafery. president of the club.
President McCaffery is returning from
a visit to Cuba Duffy has been out
of baseball for many years.
The Washington times., 1919-12-09
He Was One Cagey
Guy, You'll Admit.

A big colored bloke was fight
ing in Philadelphia the other
night and for two rounds took
quite a pasting. In the third the
work was just as hard, and final
ly, seeing a right swing coming
his way, he ducked, hit the boards
and played dead. The referee
walked over, pulled the necessary
numbers and, after declaring
him out, asked:
What did you quit for, tellah?
You wasn't hurt any!"
The meerschaum -colored gladi-
ator took one sidelong peek at
him, rubbed his sore ear and
said: "Ah don't tell nobody NAH
BUSINESS"
The Washington times., 1919-12-09
GEORGE GIBSON LEADS
PITTSBURGH PIRATES

|, PITTSBURGH, Dec. s-Georke Glib
son, former star backstop OF the
pittsburgh club, Ia to manage the
Pirates next season, succeeding Hugo
bezdek. The latter has decided to
devote all his attention to athletics
at Penn State. Gibson is due in New
YORK today for a conference with
Barney Dreyfuss. Last year he man
aged the Toronto club in the InternA-
tional League.
The Washington times., 1919-12-09
KNOCKS OUT SAYIOR.

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio, Dec. 9.-Jaci<
Perry. the Pittsburgh welterweight,
knocked out Milburn Saylor, of In
disnapolis, in the third round here
last night Saylo- was knocked down
once in the first. five times in the
second and once for the count in tn.
third
The Washington times., 1919-12-09
TENNIS STAR COMES.

Mile. Suzanne Lenglen. the won
derful little French girl star with the
racquet. is coming oAmerica next
season to show her skill She will
be expected about May or yune and
will play such American tennis stars
as Miss Mary Browne. Mrs. George
w. Wrightman, Mrs. Thomas c. Bun
dy. and Mrs. franklin 1. Mallory.
The Washington times., 1919-12-09
SUTHERLAND SIGNS.

EASTON, Pa. Dec. 9.-Dr. "Jock"
Sutherland has signed a contract to
coach Lafayette's football eleven for
1920 and 1921. Fred ("Pud") Seidl.
his assistant, will remain in the same
capacity. Both were stars of the
Pittsburgh University team before
coming here.
The Washington times., 1919-12-09
Tom O'Rourke Come.
in With an Offer.

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Tom
oRourke, manager of Fred Full
ton, is a bidder for the Carpen-
tler-Dempsey fight. He has an
nounced he will put up 1896, 900,
TO be split 60-40, with the pro-
vision that the winner will meet
fulton within nine months after
the fight.
The Washington times., 1919-12-09
BROWN LOSES sevu

PROVIDENCE. Dea- S.-DEOVn ~
versity, win lose bot sD~en e -
twenty@nrst string football plsvo1U -
this years team. Toeoe are CnVopn
Nicholas, LAthrep. and Braoe guoe1o;
Sinclair. tackle: Brisk. eaA; Co1ltoe.
quarterback. and JemAil. hAl31oak-
Outside Of TIE gvara Dosltteao w.
eran players WIN b svailAb1s ~ -
Of these bertha.
The Washington times., 1919-12-09
NOT GOING ACROSS.

Johnny kilbans, the gray-haired
featherweight champion, denies a re-
port that he will go to England to
defend his title. However, he hints
that suitable offer might make him
change his mind
The Washington times., 1919-12-09
ELI AWARDS LETTERS.

NEW HAVEN. Dec 9-Twenty-
five members. OF Yaie's football squac
have, been awarded letterA
The Washington times., 1919-12-09

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where m sdsufiAoal1H
sealed penkAtes d 1c
cigarettes; or tn pseA-
ages Zoo eiEarstsss N
Glsssine paper ooversd
carton We stronlD rso-
o11mend this csrtup hv
rhe home or office w-
ply or when yog travail
r. ]. REYNOLDS
TOBACCO co.
wnston-NslsM ne
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-15
VICTORY FLEET ARRIVES
Atlantic Battle Squadron Reaches
Port of New York.

New York, April 15.-Led by the
superdreadnought Pennsylvania, the
bulk of Americas Victory fleet" con-
sisting of 1903 ships of the Atlantic
battle squadron, came sailing into this
port. The Pennsylvania, with Admiral
Henry T. Mayo ON board, reported by
wireless that it was nearing Ambrose
channel.
Following the Pennsylvania are
seven other superdreadnoughts, and
behind them more than 80 destroyers
which were to steam up the harbor
four abreast and anchor in the Hud-
son river. Mother ships" repair
ships and tenders are following in the
rear OF the fighting ships.
The d%estroyers were escorted by a
great feet of airplanes.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-15
u. S. Doctors to Balkans.

Athens, April 15.-Eleven women
doctors attached to the American
Women's hospital of New York and
fifteen United States army surgeons
have been assigned to the American
Red Cross for civil relief work in the
Balkans. These doctors, who are in
charge of Major Burke c.. Hamilton
Of Goshen. N. Y, medical director of
the American Red Cross commission
to the Balkans, will be sent to Serbia,
Montenegro and Albania, where there
is reported to be much illness.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-15
Giant German Plane
165 Feet From Tip to Tip

Berlin.-If the war lasted a
few months longer Germany was
prepared to surprise the world
, with an enormous airplane. The
J new giant Of the air was planned
, by Harold Wolff, an engineer.
! The new machine is nearly
I 165 feet from wing tip to wing
! tip, and stands more than %
I feet I'm height. 1t has six me-
! tors with q total Of 1900 horse
! power, driving four propellers,
! two of which are forward and
! two aft. Each of the propellers
I has four blades. Two of the
! motors, ii is said, a stop ST.
I simultaneously without affecting
J any of the propellers or having
I any result except to reduce the
J speed of the airplane.
I Apart from its dimensions and
! power the new airplane is not
\ only equipped with devices en-
B aiding the pilots to know at all
\ times their altitude and angle of
! elevation, but also with devices
4 TO tell the absolute as well as
Z the relative direction which, 1t
4 is believed, will make flying pos
Z sible ON the darkest night and
4 In the thickest fog.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-15
Minneapolis Butter, Eggs and Poultry.
Must Have Potash Trade.

Washington, April 15.-Bernard M.
Baruch. former chairman of the War
Industries board, now in Paris, has
written Senator Hitchcock Of Ne
braska that the American potash in
dustry can be protected from German
potash imports only through legisla-
ton by Congress. Reports were re-
ceived recently that 5000 tons of Ger
mar potash was at a French port
awaiting shipment to the United
States, but such a shipment has not
been located, according to Senator
Hitchcock.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-15
Bank Deposits Decrease.

Washington, April Is. - National
bank deposits between December 81
and March 4 decreased 1923, 900, 900, to
an aggregate of SIS, 299, S07, 900, accord
Ing to a report to the comptroller of
pared with deposits March 4, 1918.
there was an increase OF 1861 900, 900.
The reduction from the December
bank call was caused by a falling off
OF s4l0, 900, 900 in New York City, al
though the remainder of the country
showed an increase of s2S7, 293 900.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-15
PEACE ENJOYS ISSUE PLEA

Call On American People to Support
Victory Loan.
Washington, April 15.-In a Victory
Liberty Loan appeal made public by
the treasury, Secretary Lansing,
Henry White, Colonel e. M. House and
Major General Bliss, American peace
commissioners at Paris, pleaded that
the American people not relax their
efforts, until every soldier is landed
on the soil of America"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-15
DAILY MARKET REPORT
Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis, April 14.-Oats, April.
6SSc. Rye, April, $1.6S&. Barley,
April, $1.01.
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, April 14.-Hogs, receipts,
A, 900; bulk sales, $20.35020.55;
heavy weight, $20.45@20.60; medium
weight. $20.40@20.65; light weight,
$19. 90@20.45; light, $1S.90Q20.25;
sows, $1s.50@20; pigs, s17.50@1s. Cat
tie, receipts, $4,000; heavy beef steers,
$11.50@20.25; light beef steers, 500
1880; butcher cows and heifers, $3.50
Q15.50; Gamers and cutters, $3.50
10; veal calves. $14@16; stockers and
feeder steers, $500 1850.
Minneapolis Butter, Eggs and Poultry.
Minneapolis, April IA. - BUTTER
Creamery extras, per Id, Gle; extra
firsts, 5Sc; firsts, SIC; seconds, SEC;
dairy, 44c; packing stock, 3Sc.
EGGS - Fresh, prime firsts, new
cases, 40c; current receipts, rots out,
$11.70; checks and seconds, doz, Sac:
candled, 34c.
LIVE POULTRY-Turkeys, fat, 10
lbs and over, Csc; thin, small, cripples
and culls. unstable; stays and cocks
21c; ducks. 24c; geese, 1Sc; hens, 4
lbs and over, soc; hens, under 4 lbs,
CSC; springs, young, smooth, 26c.
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CTETE POZORNE.

Die uvedeneho 81 muzete Wy
brat a prohlednout dunn els.
4468 w. 81 ul. V Brooklyn6.
Je tri roxy stary, pro dve rodi-
ny, A sv6tnice dole S koupel-
nou a ctyri svetnice nahore S
koupelnou, sklep pod celym
domem, A ban6, diva fernesy,
plyn a elektrika. Lot je 40 pri
140 strevicich, najem nese
$4,000. Cena $500, hotove
$1700 ostatni ma splatky iako
rent.
Prodam vam dobrou farmu
sou akrech urodne pudy Y
Berea, O., r. F. ID. /. Je tam
p6kny novy dunn, 6 svetnic, 3
dole a tri nahore, sklep pod
celym domem, dobra voda, je
V kuchyni ma pradlo a ma dvo
re blize domu, skrze pastvu
jde zivy potOk. Jsou tam diva
kon6, pet krav, jalovice, jedna
velka swine, til krmnici liz Wy
rostli, ctyri prasata, 60 slepic,
WIZ, buggy, RUNE stroja far
marske, z akru poseto pSenici.
% tun sena, sklad slamy, stroj
ma delani smetany, 3 akry ku-
kurice, tri akry brambor. Far
ma tatO Sc proda ia S12500.
hotove S6500 ostatm ma 80 ro-
XII sp1acet. Je IA mil cd Pu.
blic Squaru a mill Cd dlazde-
ne cesty.
Prodam dunn o A svetnicich
dole A svetnicich nahore
sklep pod celym domem, voda,
elektrika, plyn, lot so pri 12C
strevicich, je to vhodny MAZE
tex, kdo chce drzet kravy a
slepice. Zvlast6 mirna cena to.
hoto majetku je $3650, hotoyt
$500, ostatni ma mesicni splat.
ky.
Prodam Vam dunn hodici Sc
pro tri rodiny, ma 10 pokoju
pudu mad celym domem pri p
ne vysca, plyn, elektrina, skof
ky ma pradlo. Cena $500, no
tov6 $500, osIatni ma m6sic
nj splatky. Nam V prodeji ri
zne obchody a minite-li tudi:
koupit, priid'te nebo dopiSt,
Janu Srnikovi, 4S11 Clark Ave
S. w. Tel. o. S. Lorain 1889 r
i : s. L
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PRODA Sc zachovaly ma
bytek do iidelny. Haste Sc V
elsie 3271 L. 55 ul., blize
Broadway. 1915
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THE KEYSTONE BOLT &
NUT CO.
DOLLARY VZRUSTAJI v
NYTARSKEM OBCHODE.

Organisovali jsme spolecnost
"a ucelem vyrabeni hrebu,
roubu, myth i kovanych SOU
astek. Spolecnost rizena bu-
lie Tiditelstvem zkusenych mu-
III. po celou Tadu let tomto
dboru osv6dcenych, nejen pri
yrobe, ale take pri prodeji.
'roto neni tato nabidka pou-
ym jen pokusem.
NeiidealnejSi doba pro W.
lodne ulozeni pen6z jest pri
zniku spolecnosti, kdy jeji il
toty mohou byti nakoupeny
"a nejnizsi ceny.
Kazdym dnem ctete o vel
ych uspesich, pokud Sc zisku
yce, osob jinych. Ct6te, nez-
Sc jinak rozhodnete. Rychle
ednani Vam umozni podileti
e ma lepSim zisku nez-li Sc
mad pOdarilo VaSim pfateldm.
Nebude treba, abyste potom
Iikal: 'Znal jsem jest6 kdyz...'
o mulch, kteri sc zavcas ucho
pill vhodnych prilezitosti. Mi
Zete uloziti u KEYSTONE
BOLT & NUT co. a ia pet let
budou to same lidi vypravovati
> Vas. Musite ale jednati jiz
nyni. Jedin6 bezprostredni
akce Yam zajisti nekterou z
t6chto akcii. Kazdy dilec $40
hotov6 $1.00 a $1.00 mesicn6.
J. KREJCi, SOP American
Trust Bldg. uradOvna oteVrena
,azdodenne az do 9 hod. wee.
~ ra "a W. ~ an wa M ~ -
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Y /.

PAM RiVadarcosoVa sama Sc
5tavila seznam osOb, kter6 by
ly zvany ma Piles, byl prinesen
a odevzdan uradnikovi, ktery
.ej pecliv6 a pozorn6 procital.
"Jak vidite, Jest zde asi tfi
5ta jmen," rekl pen6znik.
'Jsou to vesm6s znama jmena
jinancniku, umelcu a uCencu." "
"Skutecne,' fekl komisaf,
'urozena a skv6la spoleGnost,
rykyel dam i panu."
"A ma nekoho nich mohl
jste miti podezreni," d" fekla EN-
ma.
"Nu, ovSem = vzdyt' prece
lemdzete znati dokonale vse-
chny osoby ma t6to listine po-
znamenane. Co znaci tyto car
ky pod nekterymi jm6ny?'
"Jsou to jmena tech, kler
odrekli'.
Komisaf je rychle scital.
Jest jich asi padesat. Dne
Y noci bylo zde tedy asi dv'
)! tie padesat osob."
I "Komornik, ktery lbznamo
| val jnl6na prichozich q kter,
INA seznam zvanych pane
ii, molly vam dat urcitou od
pov6d'.' fekla Emma. "Rana
klera stihla mne pred hodi
nou, jest tax kruta, zo nepam
tuji Sc ma mic s urcitoSti." "
"Tot' pochopitelne, mada
: me. Proslm, pane barone, rac
,e dat zaVolat komornika, &
: bych no mohl vyslechnouti."
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PRIJME Sc krejci ma sta
lou praci. Haste Sc odevnlm
obchode j. Volka, 6107 Broad
way. !
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CHCE JiTI MA FARMU

proto proda jednorodinny dunn
0 sesti svetnicich S koupelnou,
fernes, elektricke osvetleni.
plyn, ulice dlazd6na a naleza
Sc na vych. 104 uI., blize T.
Mon Ave. Cena $4,000. Blizsi
sdeli j. f. Nejedlik Co, 1915
Union Ave. Tel. Union 1861
r. ?
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Francouzsky napsal Andreas Matthey.


| ne mladosti nebyla zasv6cena
do lidskych Spatnosti, hledela
udivene ma komisare, ktery he
voril dale:
"Neco podobneho stale sc
uz casio a poukazuji tedy i ma
tuto moznost, ackoliy Sc M
IDA, re jest tomto pfipad6
zcela pravde nepodobne. Pre-
devSim musite oba nabyti pre-
sv6dceni, ze vase dceruska ne
byla uloupena ia tim uGelem
aby j bylo ublizeno. Jeji zivot
jisle neni V nebeZpeCi.'
"Vid'te, ze je to pravda ~
zvolal Rivadarcos prudce a
projevil timto vykrikem pOpr-
We, jak hrozna uzkost o zmize
lou Annu svirala mu srdce.
"Jsem jist, re najdeme dec
ko, necht' jest kdekoliv," pra-
vii komisaf. "Zalezi to jedine
ma dovednosti a raznosti poll
Gle. Neni tax snadne, ably Sc
ukrylo dit6, devGatkO toho We
ku, lax 81 snad mnohy lupic
mysli."
"a moji Annu lie tax snad-
no poznati!'
l. "Jak?'
"Staci, uvidi-li Sc jeji Sc
stra."
"Ano,' dodal Rivadarcos.
"dceruSky nas9 jsou dvojcatka
a jsou 81 tax napadn6 podob-
ny, re musili jsme Jim dat
RUNE nahrdelniky, abychom
je sami dovedli rozeZnati."
LIE je take iinym zpuso-
benz rozeznati," rekla matka
sc slzou V oku a vypraVela G
znam6nku, kter6 ma Anui a
| ma levem, Anna ma pravem "a
meni.
Beauvais nalouchal patr-
nym uspokojenim.
"Ano, tim Sc patrani znaG-
! ne usnadni', pravil.
I 80 pane, vratite mi me di-
t6?" prosila Emma Sc sepjatJ
ma rukama.
"Doufam re ano, madame
"Je-li potrebi penez, ably Sc
pobidla chut' k praci vasicE
iidi a kdyby Sc musili poslat
! 5reba ma kraj sv6ta, dam vSe
20 jest me; nebudu skrbliti {
Docitati,' dodal pen6znik.
"Promluvime 81 o tom, ceht
Dude treba," odv6til komisaf
"Nyni prosim, abyste mi laska
We dali saznam dnesnlch host
vaSich - projdeme no spolec
ne a bedliv6 prozkoumame.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-16

PRODA Sc dunn o ctyrech
sv6.nicich IA vych. 1913 ul. bli
ze Union. Velka ban. Cena
$2750. Blizsi sd6li J. +. Neje-
dix Co., 11015 Union Ave.
Tel. Union 1861 r. ?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-16

PRODA Sc dobre zarizcny
a Sc vyplaceiici hudebni OBJ
chod. Dobra prilezitost pro Ce
che hudebnika, odbornika. A
dressa Sc sdsli administered
tchc.c listu. H !!
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PRIME Sc

PRIME Sc nekolik zedni-
XII pridavacu. Hlaste Sc ma
stavb6, els. 2802 E. 1913 ul. 2
Buckeye Rd. 9z :?