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FEW CAN TAKE SUCH LIBERTIES
WITH BABE.

There are few in the world who
cen take such liberties with Babe"
Ruth as Ping the Magnificent per-
mits himself, That's because he and
the Hundred Horse Power Hitter are
always "roomies" on any trips the
Yankees take. They are forever rag
cling each other. forever exchanging
the retort rotten and devtsing cpl
thetical appellations which would be
utterly lost in young ladies' sem
mary. And from II all and through
n ali there has grown between these
two q very warm, very real friend
ship. Ping dearly loves TO talk about
the Babes batting, but he never fails
10 wind up I-ith the boast that what
ever Babe Ruth may have done with
n hat. he (Ping Rodie) holds the rec
ord. Just let Ping know that you're
listening and out comes the tale:
"Say. the Babe hits the ball and
makes one home run, but only one,
do YOU get me? One wallop, one run.
I hit the ball once and made-let's see
business OF deep thinking)-made
about forty home runs. That's going
ZONE, I'll tell the world! You see, 1t
,,os this way: / was playing in Los
Angeles some years ago. There was
circus Just outside the bah park,
over beyond left field. I came up to
the bat and the pitcher gave me a
dirty look and what he thought was
n nasty ball but / leaned against 1t
SO hard Il went out of the park just
ms If II had something tied to IT'S tail.
and. say, 30, it romped over the left
field fence, light on top of the circus,
and didn't turn round to look what
was chasing 1t till it landed in the
lions cage, Wei. sir, there was a
crowd about the cage, and when the
ban hit Fido, one OF the big lions, he
let out n roar that broke three win
dows in -" rney Street. And the
other lie, nd all the pussy cats i'm
the rest ul the cages took up the yell
and you should have seen the people
dig out for home. | was told that
they kept sliding for the pia 10 for the
next half hour. / counted It as about
forty home runs, including the ono
did around the bases, II wasn't bad
FOR a little Teller, was it, You see,
the Babe can make the stands roar,
hut ! made the lions roar, and he's
-Sot TO go some TO beat that"
TAR IN BOTH BASEBALL, AND
FOOTBALL.
ie one rival Of Pings Rail yarn is
= Collinss football stun. And II
1onHDueo on Fifteenth PaRel
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GREEN APPLE PIE GRIPS 3.
kaDlnnS Taken 20 Hospital with
PtOmnine Poisoning.

David kaplan. AZ years old. OF No
1863 Powell Street, and his two sons.
Joseph, l6 years old. and Icy. 10. were
taken to st, Mary's Hospital in Brook
Ign to-day. They we're wrlggllng In
pain.
Dr. Dllgcr looked them over Mrs
kaplan told him that the only unusual
thing the three had eaten was some
green apple pie.
Green apples are dlsturbors." said
the doctor Made into pies they cause
extra troubles In this case the result
Is ptomalne poisoning But wen save
the family"
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Held In Murder Of DeIIcateSsen
Man.

james Joyce, who said he lived
At the East Third Street Y. NJ. G. A.,
In Manhattan. was held without bail ln
the Long Island city court to-day In
connection with the murder OF Adam
Hittel. dellcatessen merchant OF
Astoria, on July /. Joyce told the
court he had not been IN AAtoria. but
Assistant District Attorney Bnrrv
testified he had heard Joyce conf ~
that h. did go to Astoria with a man
named Tony and that Tony shot Zit-
tel. Tho motive Is supposed 10 have
been robbery
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ACCUSED OF RoBBlNG POOR.
Three Held in Theft OF Supplies for
impoverished Germans.

Peter McEntee. driver, OF No Fl
Manhattan Street, who was arrested
by Detective Kelly OF the West NTH
Street Station, after the detective had
heard a conversation between McEntee
and Janitress in l35th Street apart
ment house, was arraigned to-day In
with burglary. The detective alleged
he followed him 10 a room over "A
saloon at No. 1927 Eighth Avenue and
there found clothing and foodstuffs
Identified by the Hamburg American
Shipping Agency. No. CTS West i7sth
Street, as a consignment for shipment
TO impoverished Germans.
Two other men are held. one charged
with acting in concert, the other With
being rrcriwar.
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CHASE BANK HIGHEST BIDDER

WASHINGTON. Aug. 5. - Tho War
Department announced to-day that
the Chase National Bank OF New York
was the successful bidder for an Issue
OF 100000 certificates OF indebted
ness OF the Philippine Government.
bearing 4 per cent. interest and ma
turing Aug. 2, 1921. The New York
banking house bid S9.659.000 for the
Other hids were considerably lower
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In PoVertyI Gets $50 a Week
AIimony.

Supreme Court Justice Glennon to-
day awarded $50 a week alimony and
$500 counsel Zee 20 Mrs Augusta A. n.
Dodt upon her testimony that she lives
while her hu ''ud, Martin Dodt, "A
well-tO-do cOulD unDr. with nm in
come Of $500 week lives m style al
No. 2iO West End Avenue, with another
urua.Hf " Fs' o..r r.|.l .r..t
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$40 FOR PUNCH IN EYE.
Soda Dispenser Fined for Assault
in broadway Tea Room.

Aaron Gronfeld. a soda dispenser at
Born's Tea Room. No. 1901 Broadway,
was nned $40 in Washington Heights
Court to-day because Harry Mlchaels,
No. SOC West i73d Street, was punched
in the eye at the tea room last night
when he protested against his brother
being elected for dancing the shimmy.
MichAels told Magistrate Tobias that
when he demonstrated with the propri-
etor the latter and another man held
his arms. and GHonfeld came out from
behind the Soda fountain and gave the
finishing touch. The tea room has a
dance floor in connection,
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Two Held on A..nuIt Charge.

Louis Kaegi and Fred Di Antonio,
both of Paterson, N. j.. are held by the
Paterson police in connection with an
alleged assault on Mary Gerhart. Sdf-
teen, of No. 1876 Highland Street. Pat
erson' after she and another woman
had accepted an invitation TO ride with
two men in an automobile Saturday
night Mary was said to have been
forced to drink liquor and was found
unconscious on the sidewalk near
Hackeusuck
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wilson's Physician Takes vacation.

mlral Cary T. Grayson. President VII
sons Physician, began his vacation to-
day explaining that he was going b
DIRECTION OF the President lie said this
President had shown such marked Inn
pTovement that II was not necessary n
L----n -LLL- IL. d L--L- In
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CRUELTY
IS THE BASIS Of I.
CHAPLIN DIVORCE
Wife Says She Suffered NeF-
vous Breakdown Because
of Comedians Conduct.

Los ANGELES. Aug. s.-Charlio
Chaplin has been sued for divorce
here by Mildred Harris Chaplin. She
accuses him OF cruelty.
Rumors OF the action had been cur
rent In the moving picture colony hero
Tor some time. When questioned re-
Gently regarding his wife's statement
that she had contemplated divorce
proceedings, Chaplin said; ~weli,
such Is life in the great West"
Tho Chapllns we're married IN Los
Angeles oct. 20. 1918. The bride, Nh
dred Harris. was only seventeen AZ
the time. but was already known 10
movie" audiences. Chaplin, too, Is
youthful. having been born in Lon
don In 1888. For a year or 30 after
the marriage a romantic glamour was
cast about the love AFFAIR, but last
winter rumors OF dlsagreements arose.
In April the comedian came out
second best in n rough and tumble
row W Los Angeles hotel with his
wife's' manager. The couple had ones
child, Charles Spencer Chaplin tr.,
who died last summer. three days
after birth.
In her complaint Of fourteen pageH.
Mrs. Chaplin charges that their mar
riaBe was kept secret four months
because Charlie said public knowl-
edge OF II would interfere with his
career; that she suffered a nervous
Ii
because OF her husbands conduct:
that Charlie frequently stayed out
until or o'clock in the morning
and sometimes all night; tlat he re-
fused to accompany her on n trip TO
Mount Lowe, but went to Coronado
Beach and Joined In numerous gay
parties with men and women that
after the birth OF their boy he refused
to accompany her home from the
hospital. q y
Mrs, Chaplin asked the court 70 70
strain her husband from disposing OF
his interest in certain movie films
valued at more than $500, 900, and that
an inquiry be made into sums received
by him on her account. II these sums
are insufficient for her maintenance
she desires the court to issue Just
accounting order.
MIhs CudIlln was interviewed TINS
afternoon as she was leaving the Hotel
Chatham, Vanderbilt Avenue and 4Sth
Street, for n motor ride through Cen
trial Park and look NJ some new
pictures in which she appears. She
was attired in blue serge dress with
tan collar and sleeves and "A blue tiit-
ban She looked her gtrlish age and a
bit sad
MY allegations OF cruelty refer 20
mental cruelty she said II want II
understood that Charlie did not beat
me. But he caused me to suffer great
mental anguish by his neglect never
know where he was or what he was
doing. He married me and as soon as
he married me ne forgot all about me.
He never SLOWED the little atten-
lions to me that a wife wants. Even
when we were expecting the baby no
showed no interest In me but would
go aWav and remain for indefinite
ycniOds-once for two months. He
economical in the matter OF earring
for me when Il was ia and preached
economy even TO and including tho
funeral arrangements. When I was
able to leave the hospital and go
home ne would not go home with me"
Mrs. Chaplin denied that profess
sonal jealousy figured in their dis
agreement. She wall remain East,
having rented Dorothy Gish's house
in Mamaroneck.
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Verdict Delayed in B.rgdou Chs.

The verdict OF the Army Court Martial
In the case OF Col, John e. Hunt. charged
with negligence In connection with the
escape OF Grover Cleveland Bergdon
draft dodger. has been held up for tw,
or three days II was announced at
OF the minutes OF the trial, which viii
be used by Maj. Gen. Robert Lee Bui
lard, CommandeF Of the Department OF
the East, In reviewing the case has not
yet been completed.
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PING BODIE SAYS HE BEAT
RUTH'S RECORD BY GETTING
FORTY RUNS ON ONE HOMER
Hit the Ball Into Circus, and
They Couldn't Get 1t
~. Away From Lion.
GREAT PAL OF BABE.
Yankee Centre Fielder Proud
of Swat King, but Is AL
ways Raging" Him.
By George Buchanan Fife.

The only glory the Yankees have
20 far achieved on their Western
tour has been theirs through the
power OF Babe Ruth's bat He lifted
the mighty ash the other day for his
thirty-eighth homer and made a new
record. And to no heart did It bring
more Joy than TO that OF the Prince di
Pizzola. (Babe Ruth has since made
his thirty eighth home rum And
with this brief Introduction, on comes
the Prince himself:
Francisco Stephano, Prince di Piz-
Eola, known among his Roman init
mates as Ping the Magnificent"
strolled into the patio of the Hotel
Buckingham. lie paused a moment
IN the doorway TO permit the out
streaming light to play effectively
upon his figure, and then strolled
languidly toward a group OF his COM
panions in arms and dropped grace
fully into an inviting armchair. Dofr-
ing his hat he ran his hand through
his curly hair and sank back with a
sigh OF contentment
George Herman Ruth, seated only a
rev feet away, one of the Elsie books
lying UNDECIDED in his lap, lowered tho
eighteen ounce cigar with which he
was contributing 10 the well-knowh
st Louis atmosphere. and regarded
the Prince with critical eye.
IL was twilight, the end of an i'm
perfect day, which had been infested
for countless hours with the dust
which dlsfigures Southern Illinois.
More than twoscore valiant souls.
representing the Yanks, were con-
Quoting a Western invasion which
would include st. Louis, Chicago, De-
troit and Cleveland. They had come
into st. Louis dusty and parched, had
leaped with the agility OF antelopes
into warm. tubs Cthere y-be some
thing wrong about this zoolOgically,
but they did leap) and were now
gathered in the hotel patio The
Prince di Pizzola was the last to ap-
pear at the gathering.
But that was not the reason the
Babe" looked him over with the
searching eye. He was looking at the
Magnificonts raiment. with ultimate
comment, to wit:
SAY. Ping, why all the brown
stuff-pants, coat, vCst, shoes and
socks? What's the big idea? Who
do you thinks playing us to-mor-
row."
J The Prince. whose name on score
76hrds appears as "BOdie. C. f. be
}cause his father was once a miner in
THAT little town on the California
Nevada border line. turned toward
the speaker with epsv nonchalance
and in the old Roman idiom of his
forefathers replied:
"You great big stiff. you; don't you
ever want to get out Of that thousand
mile shirt? This is ink stuff; wait
TN tomorrow. Never mind about my
clothes: all you've got to do is to hit
the ball" And with a gesture that
was meant to mean I-guess- that will
hold-you fora while, Signor Bodie
leaned back IN his chair
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TAR IN BOTH BASEBALL. AN

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STASTNE ZENY PETATRl.
CETILETE.

Bylo jiz caste rokovano 0 O.
tazce. kdy zena jest vlastne
nejkr5snejsi a nejvabn6Jsl q
kdy dovede milovaneho muze
oblaziti nejvice. Jedni tvrdl,
ze vrcholu sve krasy dosplva
zena mezi 20 a 30 lety, druzi
vsak pravi, re Sc tax deJe az
pozdeji a re nejlepsim> zen
skym vekem jest teprve vek
cd 80 do 40 let.
Anglicanka Miss Barbora
Daneova zabyvala Sc znoVa
touto otazkou q dosp6la k pre-
svedceni, re zena jest neJkra-
snejsi nejsvudnejsl We SVEN
35. roce. Tohoto nazoru jest
prV take mnoho vynikajicich
lekaru anglickych. Zena peta-
tricetileta jest take ma sve Wy
81 dusevni ma nejVetSl "a
lem 0 lasku, jakoby citila, re o.
'pravdu prekrocuje zenit a re
il nastava sestup.. Pisatelka
pravi dale, re t6zljeji vlastni
dlouholett pozorovani londyn-
|sk6 spolecnosti potVrzuje ten
to MAJOR. Londynsk6 zony V o.
nom v6ku podobaji Sc ruzim,
syt3 vonicim V cervencovem
slunci pod bezmracnym ne
benz.
A pfece Jest dosti zen, KITE
rym Sc tento vek ievl jiz We.
| KEN nezddoucim, ba ktere Jlz
dlouho pred tim trapi Sc my
slenkou, zo stoji jiz I've sire
doveku". Travi cas- pred zrca
diem a boji Sc denne, ably ne
obievily vrasek nebo sedln. x;
tzf 81 tim zivot, hofknou q mu
lei Sc, jaky div tedy, re oprav
du predcasn6 zestdrnou? Jal
blahove iednaji tyto zeny
iak jsou posetil6! Vezte jed
nou provzdy: zena, ktera m
35 let, nejen neni stard, ale }
primo kvetouci a nemusi $
Ibati ami neimladsich sokyI
Nebot' V onom veku jest neje
ieii krasa jeSte bezvadna, ale
, celia bytost jeji je S to vyVnol
ii tolik puvabu a kouzla Jak
! nikdy drive.
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Pred hlavnim vchodem Sva-
t6 Hory na kamennych scho-
dech sedi otrhany SLEEPY kiuk'
Kterysi venkovan dal mu al
muznu.
"Zaplat' Panbuh "a ten pet
Mix, .povida kluk.
"Tak sc podivejme", ma to
poutnik, "vzdyt' isl SLEEPY, lab
to Wis, re jsem ii dial petnik?'
"a to, prosim, to ia nelsen
siepy, to ie mul bratr, ia he
ienom zastupujl; on sc sci Jer
tamhle ma neco podivat. Ale
pride hned!"
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PRODA Sc.


JEDEN jednorodinny dhm
ma Pearce Ave-, Washington
Park, hotov k nastehovani, je-
den jednorodinny dam ma
vych. AZ ul. zvlast6 krasny,
ktery bude v kratkem case do
hotoven. Diva, krasneho bunga-
low slohu ma Dove ul. V Cor
lett, hlize noveho ceskeho ko-
Istela a skoly, u move Union
kary v okoli, kde ceny bu-
dou rychle stoupati. Jak
material, tax prace ma techto
domech jest prve tffdy zaru-
cena CO nejhlavnefsfho, cena
a podminky mfrne. Vezmu ma
lou castku hotove ostatni ma
dlouhe splatky, aneb vezmu
ltez lot aneb starsi dun, kterJ
potrebuje oprav, ma vymenu
nebot' jsem sam stavitel a tu
dlz mohu 81 jej tez opraviti
Haste sc u Jos. Holata, 1896
Washington Park Blvd. Tel
Union S29 r.
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kRAjANE, Poor! Preje-

tell 81 krasny domov v nejlep-
sim ceskem okoli, proc staves,
kdyz muzete koupit $4,000
levneji. Nam ma prodej moder-
nj dunn, hodici Sc pro l rodinu
V Mt. Pleasant, dole je velka
kuchyn a pentry, jidelna, Chi
ma cabinet, velka predni svet-
nice, hall a fireplace. Nahofe
tri velke bedrumy a koupelna,
velka puda, sklep pod celym
domem, fernes, cihlova podez-
dlvka, bridlicova strecha, vel
ka garage a slepicnik. Tento
maJetek jest velmi laciny
proda Sc ga $500, bude-h pro-
dan tento tyden. Telefonujte
Union 189 w. a Broadway
2l57 w. z?
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Opatrncsti nezbyva.

Urednik: Pane rado, le III
neiaka DANA - - Je hezka ?"
"K sluzbam. Velice hezka." -
Pan rada (vrativ Sc po chvili) !:
"Clovece, Wy mate .vkus. Ia Sc
vam libi?" - Urednik Ale,
prosim, pane rado, IA nenlohl
vedet. lestli to snad neni vase
pani." - "To taky bylal
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2-ROD. dunn We WASH
INGTON PARkU $4,000. Pet

svetnic a koupelna nahofe i do
lie, vytapeni horkou vodou, ex-
ira kuchyn a zachod We sklepe,
bfidlicova stfecha, kamenny
zaklad. Tento majetek js veIi-
ce zachovaly a vskutku laciny,
jisty to investment, naleza Sc
ha Gamma Ave, ulice dlazde-
ma. Zada Sc hotove as $4,000,
zbytek jako rent, Prlcina pro-
deje odjezd do Czech a proto Sc
da tax lacino. Muzete zavolati
Broad 800. 6-26
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PRODA Sc ddm pred dve-
ma roxy postaveny, hodici Sc
pro dive rodiny, je tam 8 svet-
mic, dive koupelny, vyhrevni
pee, skopky ma pradlo, sklep
pod> celym domem, velky lot,
ulice dlazdena, ola Sc pri rych-
lem prodeji Ia $4,000. Dunn pro
dive rodiny, devet svetnic, kou-
pelna, 2 zachody, skopky ma
pradlo, elektrika, lot vzadu tro
chu do rokle, da Sc "a $1,000.
Dobfe zarizeny grocerni OBJ
chod "a $1400. F. Haitian,
3642 E. 40 St. Tel. Union 453
IL. 6-24
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AsA~S-~ - &ANA ~ ASA ~ 6A ttS1 1'@
ce Karla Wittmana, ktery Sc
asi pred 16ti lety odebral do
Ameriky. Jest asi 36 aneb 81
roku star, zamestnanim GU
krar, otec jeho Ondfej Witt
man prislusf do Little u Plz-
ne, .matka jeho Anna Witt
manova, rozena Murttingova,
pochazi z Petrikova u Novych
Hrad1 Cechach. Zadam by
podal 0 sobe zpravu sv6 Sc
strenici Antonii Murttingove,
nyni provdane Seilerove V Be-
.roune els. 69-II. v Cechach.
6-26
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PROC PLATIT najem, kdyz
muzete byti We SVEN. Prave
jsme vystaveli diva domy, dvou-
rodinne 4 pokojich koupel-
nou, z fernesy (Combination)
z kirby pro dolejsek a nahore,
vsechno zvelebeni velkym To-
tenn ma E. 13O ul. Prodaji Sc Ia
mirnou cenu, castka hotove, o.
statni ma mssicni splatky. Biz
81 sdeli L. Sanda, 3175 E. l16
St.
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$1,000 MA HoTOyOSTI
koupi dunn Z pokojich kou-
pelnou, vyhrevni pee, elektri-
ka, plyn a jine moderni zarize-
nj. Cena. $500. Blizsi sdeli J.
F. Nejedlfk Co., 11O15 Union
Ave. Tel. Broadway 1856, u
Mon 1861 r. 2.
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PRODA Sc moderni' dun o
s pokojich, lot 40 pTi $50 str.
Da Sc velmi LEVINE, bude-li pro-
dan hned. Haste Sc v elsie
2957 E. CT ST. z Tod Rd. 6-26
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Divka klniGemu
Roman cd w. Heimburga.
Pro "Domacnost' pfelozil JOS L. Voborsky.


Tri leta uplynula tichostl
Cd te dolby. Nahore V dome o.
kenice isou zavfeny slunecnl
paprsky, jez stezi proderou Sc
skrz sterbiny dovnitr, svltl do
prazdne komnaty. Prach lezl
huste po podlaze. |
Zahrada jest mnohem stin-
nejsi, ponevadz ty vetve nejsou
nikym uTezavany, nikym ose-
tfovany - doktor Roettger ne
chce videt tn feku, aniz vice |
vkrocil do te zahrady. Kde dfi-
We byvala dvirka, spojujici Je-
no majetek Krautnerovym,
tam nyni rozprostrely stromy
sve mohutne vetve, jez vyhli-
zely jake nejaky spalir a ty
akaty, jez zasazeny byly okolo
te zdi, dostoupily nyni' ohrom-
ne vyse.
Dunn byl opusten. Teta Ri
ka byla asi pred tydnem po-
hrbena; jeji sesle stoji nahore
Ma pude vedle prvni postele
'hochovy", pres kterou Julie
prehodila prikryvku.
Nastal op6t kveten, rozkos-
ny, slunny kvetnovy den. Ok
ma u pokoje tety Riky byla do
koran otevrena, a Julie stala
zde, probirajic dopisy, ktere
die pfani zemrele mela spaliti.
Lezel zde tez dopis, ktery pri-
sci asi tyden pred smrti jeji,
nesouci postovni znamku -
Rim.
Frieder psal:
"Draha teto: - Nekolik dni
Jest tomu, co sc vratila mole
zena Nemecka. Lituje, ze tie
nevidela, vSak "a vaznych o.
kolnosti nebylo il to mozne.
Pan Krautner zemrel, aniz by
sc nami smiril a pfekvapH
mas neprijemne svou poslednl
vuli; ustanovil synovce, 0 Je-
hoz existenci TereZa stezl We
della, dedicem jeho jmeni, pak-
Ii re totiz jest ma zivu. Budeme
nuceni nyni setriti. Jsme st'ast-
nj, re nemame zadnych ditek
Tereze Sc V Rime prilis nelibl,
chce nalezti lepsi misto. Pro
jeli jsme tem6r veskera ital-
ska mesta a nyni pojedem do
Florencie; nechce Sc vratit do
Nemecka.
Jest mi Ito, re ten starec
byl tax nesmiritelny. Uprimn{
receno, jsem temer bez sehe
Byl bych rad zprijemnil po
siedni dny zivota tveho neJa
kym prispevkem peneznlm
ale nyni jest to nemozno. -
Kdyz Tereza prijela do Else
mach - nalezla, &c dedic Jes
iiz ma vile, kterou starec by
postavil pro sebe. Mona, q
SO domluvi dosti uspokojive.
"Jsem zde velmi spokoje
nym. DJsi ten rodny vzducf
- Bun te zehneJ!
Tyuj verne oddany
Frieder Adami'.
"P. S. "Hledal jsem ro
sveho otce, ale nemohl jsei
lei nal6zti. Vidis, re jsel
chtel dostati svemu slibu."
Julie vlozila tento dopls d
kosiku vedle druhych.
Stafena nemuze jiz bytl
v6domena 0 jich obsahu a
nebyly mnoho zajimave.
Frieder sc vidal vojska a
Henil sc Terezou. Go Sc S nlr
dclo. nikdo nevedel, ponevae
teta Rika malo sc zmlnila o d
piscch, iez prichazcly velr
zfidka. Nikdy Sc nezotavila
te katastrofa. Stala Sc tissl
tiSsi konecne jeji mysl p
stonavala mluvila stale
Friedrovi jakozto diteti, a n
fikala, ze sc nemuze poroVns
Bedficnem,
X Julii mela zvlastni nakl
most.
Ia krasna tlcha divka vec
la nyni, re dosud pfedce mex
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dunn, moderne zarizeny 5tl
pokojich s koupelnou dole a
4 pokojich S koupelnou naho-
re. Haste sc v elsie 4215 Sa-
ckett ul. b-25
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PRODA Sc dunn zhotoveny

PRODA Sc dunn zhotoveny
2 cervenych presovanych ci-
hel; je tam 5 svetnic kou-
pelna dole to same nahore,
tvrde dyojite> podlahy, dvoji
fernes, skopky ma pradlo, vel
ky sklep, dlazbA zaplacena.
Naleza Sc blize Broadway a
Warner Rd. Da Sc LEVINE, bude-
Ii prodan hned. BlizSi sdeli Sc
" c. 5692 Hamlet Ave. 6-25
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0z1larrlky
EILEDA Sc

DEVICE HLEDA misto k O.
patrovani ditek po dobu prazd-
min. Haste Sc elsie 3453 w.
81 st. 6-25