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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-17
ALEX ?, TUPNEY B YEARS RESIDENT OF
 PINE BLUFF, IS DEAD
End Comes Suddenly to We'll Known Business
 Man

Alex P. Turney, one of the best known residents of Pine Bluff and for the past two years connected with the Gould -Galbraith Supply com pany in the capacity of salesman, died suddenly yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock of heart failure. Mir. Tur- had not been i'll until Tuesday when he was slightly indisposed, and yes terday he was confined to his bed His friends were not prepared for the shock of his death, which occurred at the residence of Mrs. l.. P. Jen- kins, 616 Walnut, where the deceased and his wife had moved only week ago. For several years MT. and Mrs. Turney had occupied rooms at the home of Oscar Brewster, 320 West Harding.
 Previous to his connection with the Gould-Galbraith store, MT. Turney was employed with the Marco Mills as salesman, and many years ago he was employed by Capt. E. L. Fay Tor, who was engaged in the gro cery business here.
 The deceased was GO years old. On- ly his wife, who was Miss Jennie Gil- lespie, and one brother, Mack Turney of Kentucky, survive. The brother will arrive here Friday.
 Born in Paris, Ky, the deceased had been resident of Pine Bluff for 35 years.
 Funeral arrangements have not been made, but it is stated that the funeral will probably be held Fri day afternoon. Rev. J. l. Norris will probably conduct the funeral, as Mir. Turney was member of the First Presbyterian church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-17
Mrs. Gotham Will Second Palmer's
 Name at Frisco

Little Rock, Ark, June 16.-It was announced here today that Mrs. T.
 T. Gotham of Little Rock, one of the Arkansas delegates-at-large to the democratic national convention, has been chosen to address the conven- ton seconding the nomination of At torney-General, A. Mitchell Palmer for the presidential nomination. Mrs. Gotham is president of the Arkansas league of women voters and has been in charge of the Palmer western headuuarters for women in Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-17
THIS B. A ALSO IS
 MASTER OF THE ART
 OF BEING MOTHER.

< Chicago, June 16.-The mother
 < of two year old daughter, Mrs. < Ruth Tracy was graduated from 's Northwestrn university today ] ! with degree of bachelor of arts i and honorary membership in a*
 < scholarship sorority. Four ! months after she entered college I ! in the fall of 1917, her baby was : born While in the hospital, she I < made up semester of French,
 4 and returned to classes in three ' months. | q intend to return next year ' to study for a masters degree ' she said today. "Instead of spen- : ding my afternoon playing bridge
 | whist or at social affairs, l ' study"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-17
Germany Pleased
 With Harding Too

Berlin, June 16.-Germany has noth- ing to fear from the nomination of Warren G. Harding as the republican candidate for the presidency of the United Staes, says the Boersn Zeitung, Nothing hitherto" the newspapers declare "warrants apprehension on that relation with Germany which has been initiated by American conner cial and financial interests that will be hampered, and on. the contrary it is possoble they will be furthered."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-17
ANOTHER STILL FOUND.

Another still and 10-gallon keg containing mash were confiscated by officers yesterday afternon at 2:30 o'clock on West Thirteenth, near where still was found a few days ago. The still was found at the home of Barney Venable, negro. Officers taking the still were J. w. Lumpkin and A. H. Reed, deputy United States marshals, and J. w. Elliott, deputy constable. Venable was arrested and jailed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-17
Brough to Second
 Owens Nomination

Muskogee, Okla, June 16.--Govern- or Charles H. Brough of Arkansas said in an address here tonight he would second the nomination of Robert l.. Owen for presidential nomination on the democratic ticket at San Francisco and would work for Owens nomina- tion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-17
$5,OO0 is Refused
 for 'Bing' Miller

Birmingham, Ala, June 16.-Ac- cording to statement by w. D. Smith, president of the Birmingham baseball club today, $5,000 was offer ed president Allen of the Little Rock club for Outfielder "Bing" Miller, home-run king of the Southern asso- citation. The offer was refused by the Little Rock president.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-17
+ + + I. I. i. + + + I, i. i. !.
MARSHALL SENDS HIS
 ADMINISTRATIONS TO
 GOVERNOR COOLIDGE.

+ Boston, June 16..The vice 4
 + president of the United States T 4' greeted his possible successor I r today with q message, not of con 2
 + graduation, but of commisern- l + ton. Please accept my sincere T
 + sympathy ere the words which I + Vice President Marshall sent to I + Governor Coolidge, nominee of i + the republican party, i
 I. # 4. + I. + i. + + |. I. + i. + I. + i
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-17
REJANE ILL SOME TIME

Paris, June 16.-Madame Rejanes the famous French actress, who died shortly after midnight this mornin6s| was a victim of pneumonia, and hes death occurred during one Uf
 sinking spells common to that ease. She had been ailine for 1Qs
 time before being stricken N Niittl <: monia. s.s| < <
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-17
BABY INJURED.

Y Little Beatrice Rogers, daughter of c. A. Rogers of the Froug store, sus- tained severe cut on the hip yester- day morning. The little. lady rolled out of bed, and fell upon cup of tea with which she had been playing just before being put to bed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-17
93 AT PINE BLUFF AS SNOW FLURRIES
 OCCUR AT OMAHA.

< Ninety-three was the hot
 ]. weather score yesterday, accord + ing to the local weather man. + That is, 93 was the maximum. s and II was the minimum. This 5 was two degrees cooler than E Tuesday. * Omaha, Neb., June 16.-Flur-
 s ries of snow melting as they
 * reached the ground today at
 < tended the ending of heat wave < which had prevailed eight days. + The temperature dropped 22 de- < grees.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-17
Ease Interest ' Murder

,k-lnvestigation X '''seh B. Elwell,
 expert, who was NY eentered to- m in the case" ''a her identity,
 sper for Elwell, NJ e.'iiet attorneys vas questioned District Attorney
 'aen told him assligee, slippers esa Elwell's room
 with a bn,Io+ .s'd and that she
 vash tub in the
 ss'ang, s' the house. lE E! sals to protect ''s declared she |,sa ae ., woman ex- .s eet 25 years old. aen the house as Elwell home .s .ss'ias her cross K s'sr Elwell was se had fixed up 's't,iet attorneys aya Mrs. Lar Ess.ia aad been slept .s ,ds it up before
 Ae house. that if the ''.a aass'sligee slip ..s ! ths night in sd in leaving ,,, .:,s.'eovered, she
 he crime
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-17
THE WEATHER.

Thursday partly cloudy, not so warm in north portion; Friday probably fair.
 Harding may learn something when he interviews the Progressives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-17

,.rs to prepare for
 ,,demned the prac- Eaiike breakers or
 entrol' of private
 Les wearing the
 uitsd States army
 Il the civil ser
 l wage scale com
 aill, training and
 i.d T the work is lstion unanimous Y eenvention.
 ulcil was instruct
 work of centraliz- 4aissepinating the \ sf the nation for 2 9,lysnized labor.
 Vsd upon by the
 2 liberal appro-
 M of labor and Y technical research ' likeness touching E ntion's people.
 Eas cost of living @ tederation de- Rdsn be enacted at
 lsning.
 oppressed regret
 to enact a
 measure that
 ing profiteering." "
 uecutive council
 6e proposals con- n remedy for re- nffirmed its decla- down in 1918
 Asse contributing have a part in- < vent on record
 ID ofconference
 workers and em-.
 sluntary in char.
 accord with our tsons as means of
 rsey of industry . Of cooperative \ M industry was !s declared "there |ae hope of abund. |' nil l.',, t is removed |hs federation en- esn that i've can- l'ss, but we give 'ssnnon effort of 3 3sdenned the gov 5IR the workers of 2 Domingo "fron } exploitation by II employers"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-17

denned the gov the workers of Domingo "from
 szploitation by q employers"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-02-12
Issues Statement Indicating War
Criminals Will Not Be
Delivered.
DECLARED IMPOSSIBLE
Overwhelming Majority Of People Are
with Government, Declares State.
ment-Fact Will Be Guide
for Future Negotiations.

Berlin.--A statement issued by the
government concerning the demand
for the extradition of war culprits,
says:
"The imperial government, at its
last session, dealt with the situation
created by the extradition note and
list and the refusal of Baron Won Lers-
ner to accept the document.
"The deliberations which took place
on the basis Of the list which had un-
officially become known, resulted in a
full and unanimous agreement that the
standpoint expressed by the German
note delivered at Paris on January Is
and since published is in all circum-
stances to be maintained.
"At the signing of the Peace treaty
the imperial government left no doubt
that compliance with the demand for
extradition was impossible. This con-
viction, which it shares with an over
whelming majority of the German peo-
pie, without distinction as to party,
will guide 1t in any further measures
and negotiations which may become
necessary"
Among those demanded by the AL
lies for extradition are Herr Auer,
former Bavarian minister of the in
terror, Admiral Won Mueller, former
chief of the naval cabinet, Hurr Won
Rossig, prominent manufacturer,
and General Won Morgen.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-02-12
PRoFITEERING TIDE EBBs
10 Result Of Government Campaign,
SAYS ATTORNEY General,

Is Result Of Government Campaign,
Says Attorney General.
Cihcago.-Attorney General A. Nit.
chell Palmer, while in Chicago, en-
route to Kansas City, Mo-, gave out a
statement regarding the department of
justice campaign against the high cost
of living. Mr.. Palmer declared that
Information had reached the depart
ment indicating that profiteering was
on the ebb tide, and that high prices
caused by such practices were on the
downward tread.
Prosecution of dealers seeking I'M
reasonable and unjust profits through
the sale of their wares, have been
made in rs states, under the food
control act" Mr.. Palmer said. Ceases
in which sentences have been imposed,
under the act, total 1913, and indict-
ments total 6S3 and arrests under the
act number 1874.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-02-12
To Tax Income Tax Frauds.

Chicago.-Ten special agents of the
Department Of Justice have begun an
investigation of fraudulent income tas
returns dating back as far as 1909. A
number of Chicago corporations and
prominent individuals are said to be
involved. The investigators include
picked men who trapped number Of
tax law violators in the East last year.
The penalty for conviction is a fine Of
$4,000, two years imprisonment and
q SO per cent penalty on the tax which
should have been paid.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-02-12
new CHURCH PLAN ADOPTED
Organic Union Of Protestant Bodies
Provided Tor.

Organic Union Of Protestant Bodies
Provided Tor.
Philadelphia plan for organic
union Of Protestant churches in Amer
lea was adopted here by delegates rep
resenting approximately 30 denomina-
lions, after a three days discussion.
The new movement will be under the
guidance of the American Council on
Organic Union of the Churches Of
Christ, name Officially selected by
the delegates.
The specific functions of the coun-
Gil, it was set forth. are to harmonic
and unity the work of the united
churches, direct such consolidation of
missionary activities as we'll as of par
ticular churches in over-churched
areas by uniting boards CT churches of
any two or more denominations or 9TH
erwise.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-02-12
GALE SWEEPS EAST COAST
Worst Storm In Years Destroys Thou.
sands In Property

Worst Storm In Years Destroys Thou.
sands In Property.
New York.-The worst gale and
snowstorm in years wrought enormous
damage to seashore property along
the Middle and North Atlantic coast,
virtually tide up shipping from Cape
Hatteras northward and seriously
hampered railroad traffic for miles in
land. Sret railway service in many
instances was suspended.
New York and New Jersey beaches
were particularly affected. Thousands
of dollars damage was done at Coney
Island and Rockaway Beach alone by
the washing away of hotels, bath
houses. amusement property and bun
galows.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-02-12
BRIGANDs KILL 3 AMERICANS

Washington.-The murder Of three
American relief workers in Syria has
been reported to the State department.
The Americans were part of con-
voy for Amrican relief supplies and
were killed by brigands on February
l, near Ell Mali, north of Aleppo. The
names of the Americans were not CIV
en- in the dispatch.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-02-12
the the e: friendly tobacco
BoLsHEvlKI ARE DEFEATED
Great Victory is Won BY Russian Vol.
unteer Army.

Archangel. - A wireless dispatch
from Odessa reports great victory
of the Russian volunteer army over
the Bolshevik forces. which have been
driven back ever the Don river. The
finest cavalry of the reds, under com.
mand of Generals Budenny and Doun.
menko, are in disorderly flight, the
message says.
The volunteers captured sixty guns
$50 machine guns and 5000 prison.
ers
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-02-12
Irkutsk is Retaken.

LOndon.-The Czechs have retaken
Irkutsk, according to a wireless mes
sage received at Vladivostok and for.
warded by the correspondent Of the
Daily Mail Their troops are return
ing westward to relieve the Roumani.
ans.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-17
CENA ZkUSENOSTI.

Napoleon prohlasil kdysi:
"Udelati vojaka, k tomu je
treba sedmi valetnych vyprav"
We slovech tech taji Sc velka
moudrost. Ud6lati cokoli do
breho, k tomu je vzdy potfebi
zkusenosti. Proto take trva to
l6ta, nez Sc podari vyrobiti do
konaly lex. Trinerovo Lecive
Horke Vino, ktere Sc dnes te--
81 povesti nejlepsIho leku pro
zacpu, nechut' k jidlu, bole-
nj hlavy, nadymdni a jine "a
ludecni poruchy, predstavuJe
tficet let zkuSenosti. Obstalo
We mnohych zkouskach, osved-
clio svou spolehlivost pomo-
hlo milionum trpicfch. Vsichni,
kdo lex ten znaji, velebi jej.
"Trinerovo Lecive Horke Vino
Jest znamenity LEX, pise p. To-
ny Prsle q Oak Grove, La,
dne 20. cervna 1920. Zkuste je
iednou a budete 1sudkam
tim pine sotshlasiti. Ale nepfiJi
meite cd lekarnika neb obchod
nika S leky zadneho > jineho
"horkeho yina', nybrz zddej-
tie jenom prav6 a vzdy spole-
Hive "Trinerovo L6cive Hofke
Vino" Joseph Triner Compa-
ny. 1333-45 S. Ashland Ave,
l.Chicago, Ill.
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PRODA SC.


GENERAL STORE, smise-
ny zelezarsky a strizni obchod
Sc proda. Je to l a pul akru
rohove misto, $50 stfevicu ma
hlavnl ceste a 200 strevicd
hloubky. Dlazba z obou stran,
II mil cd squaru ma zapadni
stranu. Je to vyborne misto
pro snaziveho krajana od-
rostlymi ditkami. Je to krasny
vystavny majetek, l stor, 2
skladist6 dole, 6 velkych poko-
ia nahofe, dive bane,s hodicf Sc
pro garaz neb sprayovani au-
tomobild. Toto misto ma vel
kou budoucnost, an nyneisi
maJitel tam della velky obchod,
prodava tez zmrzlinu, je to
pravy zlatodol. Uvnitr je fer
mes, elektfina, sklep pod ce-
lynn domem, ledarna, voda v
dome, vubec vSe prakticky Ia
rizeno. - Farma o 712 akrech
ma dlazbe, II a pul mile zapad
ne cd squ9ru, dim o 5ti poko-
jich, dobre .zachovaly, pantry,
sklep, tri bane, garaz, stromy
okolo domu, krasna zahrada,
100 ovocnych stromu, nesou-
clch ovoce, 2 akry kukurice,
l akr brambor, tri ctvrt6 akru
trilete vinnice, obalene vinem,
ostatnl osdzeno zeleninou, 2
kravy, l prase, 20 slepic a
Vsechno hospodafske nafadi
VSechna zelenina ovoce Sc
proda ma farme okolo jedou-
elm automobilistGm. Blizsi
sdeli f. j. Picman, 1904 Mi
les Ave. TIT
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PRODA Sc zanovni bunga-
low S pozemkem / akr, velka
garaz, slepicniky, voda, skop-
ky ma pradlo, pres 100 kusu
drubeze, vysoky lesik, vse o.
hrazeno. Majetek Sc naleza
Stop 20, A. B. G. kary ma VOL
mont St. Muzete dopsati tez
Ma Ant. Placek, Box 500, Bed
ford, 0. Tez Sc proda Dutch
kara. 7-19
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PRODA Sc moderni jedno-
rodinny dunn, tvrde podlahy,
vytapenl horkou vodou, velka
garaz, book casses, China ca
binet, Fire Place, francouzsky
dVefe, je 2 minuty Cd 13O o.
mon kary. Pevna cena bez ko-
msn $765O. Haste Sc u mali
tele 1878 Coath Ave. v Cor
lett. 7-24
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VYMENI Sc novy domek o

VYMENl SE novy domek o
6ti svetnicicn " okoli Broad
way a Union ul. a tez kousek
pozemku, dale domek 4 svet
nicich, blize Kinsman Rd.,
rozmer pozemku je 1907 str.
p1 499S str. a k tomu jeSte
Jeden lot. Vezme sc misto pri-
vatni aneb obchodni. Prodaji
se til domy a stor ma vych.
.76 ul., bllze Cedar Ave., dale
Ivymenin obchod "a privatni
dunn. Nam mneho jinych domu
.Jak ma prodej, tax ma vymenu.
Haste Sc u Thorn. Suchy. 2465
E. sc st. Tel. Princt. 1916 w.
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PRODAJf Sc diva pekne lo

PRODAJI Sc diva pekne To-
ty "a pricinou odjezdu ma
farmu. Ma jednom je postave-
ma garaz. Jsou kazdy 40 pri
zoo str. a prodaji Sc kazdy
zvlaSt' aneb dohromady. Ma
lezaJi Sc ma E. 135 ul. z Union
Ave. Haste Sc. elsie 134O5
Svec Ave. V Corlett. 7-3O
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$4,000 kOUPl ctyrpokojo-
Wy novy dunn koupelnou,
sklep, skopky ma prani, plyn,
bridlicova strccha a jine zari-
zenl. BlizSi sdeli j. r. Neje-
dix Co., 11015 Union Ave.
Tel. Broadway 1856 - Union
1861 r. 7?
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PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE mo-
derni dunn prav6 dostaveny.
Sc V elsie 3606 E. 1OS
ul. u Union Ave, 7-2O
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PRODA Sc vynosny restau-
rant $ prodejem napoju a dout
niku, pfi tydenni tribe $500.
Dobra prilezitost pro pricinli-
veho obchodnika. Haste Sc V
Cis. 4418 Dennison Ave. 1928
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PRODA Sc zdeny dunn O 6ti
pokojlch, voda, kanal; zachod
uvnitr, lot je 80 pri 145 str,
da Sc LEVINE. Haste Sc v els.
1886 h. l40 S. V Mt. Pleasant.
7-19
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PRODA Sc automobil dobre
zachovaly, pro sedm osob, po
pripade Sc vymeni "a stavebni
lot. Haste Sc " els. 4418
Broadview u Washington Par
ku. TIT
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PRODA Sc novy dunn O 6ti
pokojich, skopky Nd pradlo,
garaz, lot 40 pri 145 str. Zada
Sc hotove $4,000. Tez Sc proda
drlvi. Haste Sc v elsie 1866 E.
140 st. V Mt. Pleasant. 7-19
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PRCDA Sc dunn "a pricinou
odJezdu o 6ti svetnicich, vel
ky lot, plyn, koupelna, ulice
dlazdena a zaplacena. Da Sc
LEVINE. Haste Sc v els. 3457 w.
Al. 7-19
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod, kde Sc trzi S4OO ty-
dne. Cena zasob a zarizeni
$500. Haste Sc V elsie 5708
Fleet Ave. 1929
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"Nedostaneme Sc jiz brzo
ma palubu obrnence?"
"V male ctvrt hodince, pa
ne odpovidal zpdsobne kadet
a ukazuje smerem k cernemQ
telesu, jehoz stezne, prapory
zdobene, vezovite Sc pred mimi
ltycily, pfipojoval: "Tamo ko-
ltvi "Latouche - Treville. "
Mlady muz, jenz sebou
plul, vsimal 81 dosud malo po-
divane, ktera no obklopovala,
jezto mel oci jen pro dcerusku
lpana poslance.
Cd prvniho okamziku zjev
plave krasky a nestrojenost je-
| jiho chovani dobyly 81 razem
jeho srdce. Studoval a do sy
tosti obdivoval Jenny jeji pro-
/ fill, krasne oci a pekn6 mode
lovana usta. Divka vsak nev6-
novala mu vubec pozornosti a
zcela hTizila Sc V rozvijejfci Sc
pred nj obraZ. Sc vsi nenuceno
sti poddavala Sc radosti toho
to pohledu a nikterak netajila
take sve potesenf 2 neho. Je-
'ji elegantni spoletnik byl sta
lie vice unaSen. touto roztomi-
losti, ktera u mladych dam
ieho kruhd asi zridka kdy Sc
vyskytuje. Zapominaje sve jim
dy ironisujici lhostejnosti, pod
daval Sc s pozitkem citu obdi-
WI We chyili, kdy snad byl
by ucinil dobfe, kdyby byl O.
brnil sve srdce, odzbrojoval Sc
sam. Povazovati vSak "a ne
! bezpecnou tuto prostomilou o.
subku byl by mohl jen bldzen.
Ami jednou cd odjezdu ma ne
no nepohl6dla. Kdyby Sc j byl
n6kdo otazal, je-li jeji soused
blondynem ci brunetem, je-li
/ hezkym nebo oSklivym, Jiste
|nebyla by ved6la.
| More,- nebe, brehy hemze-
nj lodi poutaly zcela jeji zrak
re byla vSecka u vytrzeni ra-
dosti, ba byla nadseni samo.
Kdyz barka dosp6la ke
schudkum obrnence "Latou-
che -Treville", byla divka nuce-
ma podekovati Sc mlad6mu sve-
mu spolecniku "a dvornost, Sc
kterou j nabizel ram6, aby il
uchranil pred poticenim Sc pfi
dosti znacnem vlnobiti. Upfela
ma neho V te chvili take zrak,
nebyla to, ably nepopatrila
ma neho Sc zalibenim.
Aniz 81 byli predstaveni, "a
niz jen prilezitostne znali sva
imena, dostali Sc Zdhy do hovo-
ru a jati zvlaStni, nepremozi-
telnou, vzajemnou sympatii, Ii
: I've spolu hovorili. -
Uchvaceni Vnitinf naladou 9
povzneseni chvili, velkolept
'slavnostni, odlozili oba zdrza.
livost a formalnost, jez kazde.
) mu We spolecnosti neznamehC
jsou vlastni a byli pladym
. lax vekem, tax dust a citili ST
ovladani sdilnosti. Pouzili t
: chvile a spratelili Sc jaksi, ia
koby deli v tanecnim sale II
: kotilionu
Ma palube obrnence setkal
Sc pax mnozstVim cestnycl
/ hosti, mezi nimiz pripadali S
: cizimi a ztracenymi.
Otec divcin, jemuz bylo st5
0 !e nevolneji Ma mokrem zivlt
/ pfenechal svou dceru jejim
J. osudu tax oba mladi lid
+ vyhledali 81 klidny koutek n
i pride lodi, kde pozitkem pt
o norili So do obdivuhodne pod
n vane, ktera Sc Jim naskytala.
ri CHM vice Sc blizily rusk
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