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The Keota news., 1920-01-23

the Gf0nd000 Of tho 100n0ot o. tno
Mott Iron works, New York. occupied
nearly q whole door ol the Rits-C Carl.
ton hotel. He Was attended By
valet and Q squad Of chau6surs. and
lesser functiouaries. Since his eaope'
ment With the beautiful wife Of Wal.
ter Bovine, . wealthy resident Of
Flushing. L. L. Mott - said to have
received &ol7, ,60e from his fathers -
tate. Nevertheless he - making liv.
Ing a q boatman for tuna 6shermen.
For bis boat he gets 80 Q day.
The Keota news., 1920-01-23
INDIGESTION
Caused by
Acid d-Stonlach

x.,,,e.s Of esep,s-!a fss. .ees. : OF ,.s q
assss o. ehrenie Nearly every case 4
caused ~ A0SA.9to0saeh.
Thsso are other stomach dieovdes0 which
also are svrs signs OF AeSa.1so0ae6-oeleh.
Is. heaste.r.. blost after s..iac; food -.
.v nSSs,es s:,,m.s;. oS 1sish %hiis they 90 nos
ca1Ss mueh distress In the stomach Itself.
:ss..es. SO: s.' Hmss: ss:s. a.. a.sses.ss:..
Siiiouonsss. eirshosis OF the liver. shsuuna.
tism. impoverished blood. ws:kn.ss. 'a:cm.
ala, mslaneholiA and . long train OF phyo'
ieei asa m:asai nissr!:s that Keep tn sns
The right thinS to do u TO attack thees
aiimsals q their sousee-est ~ ct ths sesA:
oe0asaeA. wondesful modern remedy called
EAToNic nov makes q easy 10 30 thu.
users q lAToNIc writes; ~ h.vs : sss.
troubled with lnesosinal lndigsstloa for about
aise ysass aad have spent quite 2 q sum 's. aos
IAToNIc for . few days the gas anA palns
Y my sews'; disapHsarsd. sAT"S'c y 'e'<
We have thousands Of lstters eelllag Of
these WasvsloUs bs1sata Tsy EAT0NiC an4
yo1, tee. wil b 3use - ealhssisssie u ~
1esf a.ssssse has nAToN!c Get . -
see 6o1 fFom him today. He vi0 ssssoa
vOOf mo0sy u you are not 0a1So0od.
The Keota news., 1920-01-23
Opposite Effect
was Bingx frozen outf'
hot competition" n."-Baltimore
COLD IS EASED
AFTER THE FIRST DOSE
Geld Compound" then broa)es
~ . cold In q few

comes instantly. A dose taken
10 hours until three doses are
DDually breaks up q severe cold
y oil the grippe misery.
very arst dose opens your
up nostrils and the air pass
the head. stops nose running.
} the headache. dullnses, fever.
= sneezing. soreness and sti6.
J stay stu6ed.upi Quit blowing
mining! Clear your congested
Nothing else In the world gives
sompt relief ~ "Pape's Cold
nd" which costs only q few
8 any drug store. Il acts with.
|lstance. tastes nice. contains no
-ansist upon Paps'sl-Adv.
Of the xplinters In the banis-
life are unnoticcd until We be-
slide down.
The Keota news., 1920-01-23

Howell's amazing career Of crime
extended over fifteen years and netted
him hundreds Of thousands In bank,
trnin and mine robberies. After each
crime he would return home and make
his visit q round Of pleasure for his
friends, wife and children.
Now his trail has come to an end.
In the California mountains q pursu-
er's shot shattered his leg. after he
had taken $4,000 cash from the Trim.
ity County bank in Weaverville. How.
.,oo ..,n. no ,,A,,eo<1 nfa foc0rs4 u admit
The Keota news., 1920-01-23

Rachelor doesn't consider a girl
Forth kissing unless she II sweet
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
NARROW TRADING
IN LOCAL SHARES
Heavy Selling of Philadelphia
Electric Had Al the Ear
marks OF a S,vitch

Price movements in the local market
were confined to narrow limits. The
trading was only active in n few scat
tered spots and was without particular
feature of interest. While the dealings
were continued after the suspension of
trading on the big exchange as result of
the terrific explosion in theWall street
district. the business became very re-
StriCted.
There seemed to be n general dtspo-
sition on the part of the local trading
contingent to defer further participa =
ton until some new incentive developed.
In fact. about the only noteworthy fca-
ture attending the days operations was
the heavy selling of Philadelphia Llec-
trio, with the price yielding to 20as.
There were reasons to suppose that the
bulk OF the transactions represented a
switch to the new preferred stock. War
rants for the new stock changed hands
in small amounts at X
In most of the other local shares the
dealings were of the recent perfume
tory type. All the life went out of the
trading in American Stores. although
that stock was we'll sustained at 90.
The fractions came in for only moderate
attention, but were fractionally higher.
Electric Storage Battery. after rising
to 1873, reacted to 1907 on light realiz-
ing sales. United Gas Improvement was
firmer and fractionally higher.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
TREND Of PRICES
WAS AGAIN UPWARD
Forward Swing Had Gained
Considerable Momentum When
Trading Was Suspended

New York, Sept. 16.-Up to the time
Of the suspension of trading because OF
the terrific explosion in the Wall street
district today's stock market gave every
indication OF developing into a full.
fedged bull movement. The forward
swing of the preceding sessions gained
striking momentum from the outset and
the operations Of the morning were of
distinct broadening character. with
a progressive upbidding of prices all
through the list.
The constructive movement apparent
" derived It's greatest stimulus from
the unexpectedly easy conditions in the
money market, through the strain Of the
heavy tax payments yesterday and other
extensive financial operations. While
this did not indicate an immediate and
definite marking down Of money rates,
IL disclosed a much better position Of
the loaning institutions than had been
supposed. The bull crowd apparently
found the greatest encouragement in the
reported easing of time money rates. On
the other hand. the unexpected, which
occasionally happens in the money mar
ket. swept the reactionary party clean
of its feet.
Reversing yesterdays early move
ment, oils and minor rails were the
prominent features at the outset, add
Ing substantial gains to yesterdays ad-
vance. The movement steadily spread
out to other parts Of the list. The
shipping. steel. equipment, tobacco and
sugar shares were soon included in the
active buying movement. which steadily
gained in breadth and momentum with
the rising prices. Mercantile Marine
common. United Fruit and Atlantic
Gulf and West Indies rose . to 4
points. Bethlehem, Crucible. Nana
dium. Republic and Replogle Steels ad i
vanced / to points. Other striking
gains included 3-point rise in Strom-
berg Carburctor. American Sugar, .
Baldwin Locomotive, ~; Sumatrf
Tobacco. 3 Tobacco Products, 212, ant
American Woolen, "a.
In the meantime the rails and oil
| inreased their gains materially. Read
ing. taking the leadership of the rails
again went through 90. In the oil
| Pan American entirely recovered it's div
dend of IA per cent, and Mexican
Petroleum recovered more than half o
Its 3 per cent dividend also.
The forward swing was sustained b.
the fixing of the renewal rate at Z pc
cent and the strengthening of the for
eign remittances.
AS a matter of fact, the market wa
virtually at the top prices Of the da
when the disaster which shook the en-
tire Wall street district brought bust
ness to a complete standstill. To avoi
confusion and errors the governors G
the exchange directed there should b
no recorded closing prices. 1t was ais
ruled that all deliveries of securities b
deferred until Monday, except by mu
tual consent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
GRAIN MARKET

Chicago. Sept. 1.-Underselling BY
IN n~sfomers, wheat sagCed this morn
mo- ofter a fairly steady, start AT
f"s frst commission houses bought In a
snail way, but exporters reported
LEV demand and it was thought that
bnvers abroad had become more con-
sorSvative UmS and were expecting larger Of
forings from Canada. The receipts Tor
the day were 4o cars
Doccmber opened at SEAL to s2.4lh u.
ovsinst S2.41h at the close yesterday;
sd receded to 50 40. March opened
nnoha uno anged at S2.35 and, after touching
co az declined one cent net below the
nreyious close to 1924.
Lending commission houses were free
oollnrs Of corn and the market was
,,aoter Buying was confnedto cover
mo hy shorts. Continued fine weather
ms The belt and n softer tone in the
casb article were among the brarish in .
amnnces. About 100, 900 bushels Of cash
corn were sold in the last twenty four
honrs 70 90 into store. 1t wns said
tbot huyers were refusing to pay more
than the September price. The re-
ceints of corn for the day were 80 cars.
Snntembcr opened at l,32a ia
81 3ih, against $l.327s at the close
yaeterday. December opened at $l.l2
70 sill, against $1.11l2 at the end
Yesterday. May opened at gill Ia
J 81. IL, against $1.12 at ths close yes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Reading Co. quarterly OF per cent on
common. payable October IA to stock OF rec
ord September 2S, and quarterly OF / per
cent on second preferred. payable November
IL to stock OF record October 10.
Cities Service Co.. monthly OF one-half
of 1 per cent In cash on preferred. the pref.
erence "B' stock and the common stock,
payable in common stock at par. all pay
able November l TO stock OF record oc'
tober IS.
Eominior Coal Corporation, quarterly OF
~ per cent on, preferred, payable Novem.
ber 1 10 stock OF record October ~
Dominion Steel Corporation, quarterly OF
~ per cent on preferred, payable November
Manning. Maxwell & Moore, qua rterly al
N per cent. payable September 80 TO stock
Of record September 30.
Finance Company OF Ponnsylvanis quar-
terly Sl.75 on hrst preferred, payable Oc
tober I as registered September i8
julius Kayser 4 Co. quarterly per cent
on common and y per cent on first and sec
ond preferred. Common Ia payable October
| to stock of record Contender 27. preferred
| November to stock OF record October 20.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, Sept. 16.--An advance of
8 to 13 points in coffee on the call this
morning was considered no more than
natural after the sharp break in futures
which took place on Tuesday and Wed :
nesday.
Yesterday Rio prices were privately
reported 300 reis lower and may have
Influenced some of the selling, but off
cial advices this morning showed a de
cline of only 100 reis. There was dis
position to cover, although trading was
Guiet. transactions being confined T tc
December and March.
It is believed the unsettled situation
locally has been improved by the recent
Iliauidation and the technical position
strengthened accordingly. After the cal
| December sold up to 7.0Sc, March tc
$50, May at SIS and July at sos. OF
about 16 to 20 points net higher.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
Demand for Raw Sugar LIoht

New York, Sept. 16.-The raw sugar
market continues quiet but steady. The
demand from refners is light, but the
inquiry from operators is sufficient to
level, sales reported on Wednesday con
sisted of 400 tons Perus in port at 9hc
c. - T., equal to lO,76c. to the National
Sugar Refining Co. and 500 tons Perus
Other lots are said to be available al
the above prices. Importations on Wed.
nesday Included 400 bags Perus con.
signed to the National Sugar Refining
CO. and $500 bags Javas to the trade
the Federal Sugar Refining Co, THU
morning, the refined market Is in
changed, both as to conditions ant
prices, The American and the Warner
Coz. are still withdrawn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
CURB SHARES MADE
SUBSTANTIAL GAINS
Explosion on Wall Street Puts
End to Active Trade In
Strong Market

New York, Sept. 18.-The curb
market was naturally ended by the
explosion which occurred in Wall street
just after IL o'clock.
In the two hours Of trading the
market had been fairly active and
strong, with some issues making sub
stantial gains. Among them were
General Asphalt, which ranged from
5Sb to COZ. National City rights
opened at 100 and reacted to 104h.
High Speed Tool was another strong
feature, with trading at 31A to 311s.
Indian Packing was a weak feature,
reacting from 5H to Az.
No closing curb prices will be given.
Business has been Suspended for the
10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
peIIverIes Suspended TIN Mondav

New York. Sept 1G.-The governing
committee OF the New York Stock Ex-
change held a meeting and determined
that delivery OF all securities be sus-
pended until Monday, September 90. ex-
cept by mutual consent, The governing
committee OF tho New York Stock Ex-
change will meet again at 33O o'clock
this afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
Prices Easy on Paris Bourss

Paris, Sept. 18.-Prlces were easy on
the Bourse today. Three per cent rentes
were quoted at SO francs 80 centlmes
exchange on London, 80 francs 20 CEN
times per cent loan, S5 francs 40
centinles. The dollar was quoted at at
Is francs &c contimes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
PHILApELPHIA-Call. 9 per cent

time 6 per cent: commercial paper,
three TO six months, 6 per cent
(Note-These are merely nominal
quotations, as the legal rate of interest
In the state of Pennsylvania Is hxed at
0 per cent, Plus premium and commits
sIon time money for thirty to ninety
days is ioaning at to Sh per cent,
while commercial paper from three to
six months is being offered at to Sh
per cent,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
BANK CLEARlNGS

Bank cIearlngs today compared with cor
responding day last two years:
1920 1919 1918
PhIla 800 100 OFT So2, 49,, 269 SOL ,838 3B2
Bostcn so. 285 885 772O2, 357 55,ll4, 32G
Baltimore l8.514,sS l5,760772 ,,,,.,,,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, Sept. 16,-Except for Il
sharp decline for marks, the foreign
exchange opening showed consistent
Improvement in the market. Demand
sterling was UP n cents, francs up l
and marks of points, Stockholm was
up 8 points, but Christiania and Copen-
hagen were unchanged.
Quotations were:
Demand sterling 3.49H. cables a.5o;
franc cables 65Sh. checks 6.52h lire
cables 4271a, checks 4,27; marks $50
Swiss cables 1913, checks 1913; Bel
gium cables 6.94. checks 6.93; pesetas
cables 1886, checks 1853; Stockholm
cables 2o.30, checks 2o.25; Christianin
cables 1875, checks 1870; Copenhagen
cables 1870. checks 1865; guilder cables
3Oh, checks S0&.
YESTERDAYS FINAL QUOTATIONS
Sterling Francs Lire Guldcri
Demand 8.4sh 6.55 427 80, 4
Cables....... $50 6,57 4,29 8O.Si
TODAY'S OPENING QUOTATIONS.
Sterling FRANCS Lire GuiIdeI!
Demand. 8.49k 6,52b 4,27 80 7,
Cables....... $50 e.63h 4.27h 3O'si
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
There were rallies from the

DOlIOIl,
Trade in oats was light and feature
less. The market was irregular. The
receipts for the day was 90 cars.
September opened &c lower at G07sc,
against Gle at the end yesterday, but
rallied to G17sc. December started at
G3lgc to 633sc and later sold at a net
gain of Ac, at 63&c. May opened &c
lower at &C. and moved up to 67l2c.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
Financial Briefs

Directors of the cities Service Co.
have extended TO holders OF the series
G per cent convertible gold debentures
or record September 10, the privilege of
converting 10 per cent of their hold
ings. on October !, or the first day of
any month thereafter, this being the
eighth such partial privilege of conver-
sion extended to holders Of this series.
Charles Osborne, trust officer of the
pennsylvania Co. for assurances on
Lives and Granting Annuities. has re-
Mr.. Osborn has been with tho Pennsyl-
vania co. for many years, and has been
trust officer since January, 1915.
Although the amount of the oversub-
scription to the new French loan of 8
per cent was not disclosed by the syndi-
cate managers, the subscriptions for
$4,000 and less Of the Issue amounted to
S6S'O0O,OOO: The syndicate received ap-
pllcations from $4,000 subscribers.
The governing committee OF the Phila-
uelphla STOCK Exchange, at its meeting
yesterday, changed the commission rules
on sales and purchases OF bonds and
notes, having one year or more TO run,
TO $i.0O per $1,000, while for obligations
tv natvlng less than a year to run no COM
mission Is fixed, the charge being left
TO agreement as made by parties to the
transaction, The same rule applies 10
Liberty Bonds and Victory Notes.
Percy Dean Smith, who purchased the
seat or Roy g, Megargle, was elected to
membership on the philadelphia Stock
Exchange
Deposit was made by Atlantic City
Gas Co, with Girard Trust Co, trustee
under the terms OF its mortgage, OF the
amount OF interest on said mortgage
which matured July /. 1920.
The New York subtreasury lost ST.
! $4,000 to the banks yesterday, makinl
q cash net loss since Friday OF SEA
! 100000
=, The. increase in the capital stock O
the National City Bank OF New Yorl
increase OF regular dividends from IL
per cent TO 10 per cent, and n furthe
increase In the dividends OF the Nationa
! city Co. from per cent to per cent
in New York today. The City Bank
more than 100 years old, Is the larges
OF our American banks. II now has som
eighty-six branch banks throughout tn
world, and the City Co. more than fft,
Offices in this country, It also has cor
respondent offices in Japan. England an
other countries.
Stockholders OF the American Rollin
Mills Co, have received notice that tn
final subscription on the stock Is $5 an
that 1t is due October l. Holders a
new certificates will participate In tn
stock dividend which is payable No
vember Is.
The balance sheet OF the Discount Cor
poratiOn of New York, the business @
which company Ia devoted entirely /
the discounting and resale OF high-grad d
acceptances. for the year ended Angus
} 81 showed assets Of $53,038,32l. Sine
January ! of the current year, the com
pany handled an aggregate Of $1,000
900 900 of this paper, about 80 per Ger
OF which was based upon import an
export transactions. The volume OF bus
ness on the same lines in 1919 wa
2s64.000.o00.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
MoNEY.LENpING RATES

NEW YoRK-Money on call boil
classes OF collateral, opened today at
per cent for lending and renewing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
BAR SILVER

Bar silver was hd lower In London
today at 60hds
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
Chicago ,chanas Continues Business

Chicago, Sept, 1.-THE stock ex.
change viii continue business as usual
during regular hours.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16

Although the amount of the oversub-
scription to the new French loan of 8
per cent was not disclosed by the syndi-
e,aIS managers, the subscriptions for
$4,000 and less Of the Issue amounted to
S69,O00,OO0. The syndicate received ap-
plications from 10000 subscrlbers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16

Charles Osborne. trust officer of the
Pennsylvania Co for Insurances on
Lives and Granting Annuities. has re-
signed MS position to engage In business.
Mr.. Osborn has been with tho Pennsyl.
vania co. for many years, and has been
trust ofiioer since January, 1915.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16

yesterday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16

Directors of the cities Service Co
have extended to holders of the serie.
c Z per cent convertible gold debenture.
Of record September Is, the privilege o
converting 10 per cent of their hold
ings. on October !, or the first day o.
any month thereafter, this being tn,
eighth such partial privilege of conver
sion extended to holders Of this series.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
TNDUSTRIALR
INDEPENDENT OILS

Standard OIL Of Calf. .317 3I5 81
STANDARD Oil OF Indiana. .710 705 70i
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-18
NEJBOHATSf VDOVA
SVETA.

NejbohatSi zena ma svet6
nezije We Spojenych Statech,
rybrz v Japonsku. Je vdovou
az do smrti sveho manzela v
roce 1899 lila uzavrenym Ii
votem prHmernych japonskych h
zen. Jeji manzel, ktery z me-
majetneho cloveka vysinul Sc
ma majitele cukrove rafinerie,
zanechal il tuto rafinerii a vel
koobchod kafrem. Rusko-ja-
ponska valka znamenala tako-
We zvyseni vsech prGmyslovych
a obchodnich hodnot, re "a je-
il rafinerii bylo il nabfzeno tri
a etvrt milionu dollarG. Vdova
tuto rafinerii prodala a penize
investovala do jinych podnikn.
Ma pocatku evropske valky
vlastnila patnact velkych tova-
rem, ocelarny, lodenice, mlyny
helne dolly, pivovary, tovarny
a sirky a celulosu. Ia valky
jeii podniky zkvetaly
A rozmnozily jeji jmeni nejme
NE o $50 milionG dollarG.
EBnes je obchodni kralovnou, o
ERjiz bohatstvi vypravuje Sc po
EMlem Japonsku.
gS Ciperna tato Japonka jme-
nuje Sc iona Suzuki a zije ma
malem mestecku nedaleko Ko
be v Japonsku. Jejf obchodni
feditel, S. Takohata, priiel V
minulych dnech do Londyna a
pri te pfilezitosti londynske
casopisy rozepsaly Sc pozo-
ruhodne teto japonske zene.
Temer vsechny casopisy posla-
ly sve zpravodaje k tomuto
muzi, aby zfskaly informace o
zaiimave zene, jiz mono po-
.vazovati "a jednu z nejvetsfch
valecnych zbohatlic. Takohata
byl tazan, jak mnoho lidf je
zamestnano v podnicich ieho
velitelky.
Prohlasil, ze je obtizno ma
dotaz tento dati urcitou odpo-
we'd. Panf, Suzuki ma: tolik "a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-18
Pouzita pomoc.

Mlady muz, ktery mel OBJ
chod a budoucnost, nev6stu a
dostavenicko, nemohl ma to do
stavenicko prijit. Napsal omlu-
venku a zakyval oknem ma po-
sluhu, ktery postava pred do
mem. To je dobre zarizeni s te-
mi posluhy! Ale posluha cht6l
cd psanicka padesate korun.
"To nedam!" !" zvolal mlady
muz, snazivy zacatecnik, kite.
ry ma rozhazovani nemel. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-18

Vzpomnel 81 vsak, re v tom do
me, co zustava nevesta, jest le-
kar. Zatelefonoval 81 pro ne
ho, nechal Sc prohlednout, "a
platil tricet korun - naGez
"byl tax smelly, re 81 "prav6
vzpomnel": ma zde psani, je
to V dome, nebyl-li by pan
doktor tax laska - IS RADIO
sti. A tax Sc to m6ni na
svet6: dfiv lekari dostavali Vi
ce nezli posluhove dnes mali
posluhove vic nez lekafi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-18

"Dve piirozenosti?" tazal
Sc Renauld nalehave jeste jed
nou.
"Dve pfirozenosti mily sy-
nu! Dve!"
"Dve pfirozenosti!" brucel
81 rytir, jen ably to nezapo-
mnel!
Vratil Sc nazpet k Theodore.
V nejblizsich dnech mlada vdo
va o sporne dogma ami nezava-
dila. Zdalo Sc, re Sc namaha,
jak by jen milence co nejvice
opredla.
Konecne jedne noci mu "a
Septala:
"Veris tomu nyni, me srd6G
ko?"
"Cemu? Ma lasko?"
"Na jedinou, nedelitelnou
prirozenost swat eosoby. Rekni
mi to, predrahyv
Renauld Sc sklonil mad zenu
Zdalo Sc mu, re vidi V jejich O.
cich propast pekelnou.
"Rekni, re tomu veris, ja
| to chci!"
Rytir videl Sc zapfedenu y
kacirske objeti, obaval Sc, IL
| by podlehl svad6nf, bal Sc vec
Ineho zatraceni. JeSt6 Sc mt
lvytrhne.
"A polozil ODE ruce, sepja,
| je, kolem bileho krku Theodt
rina a drzel je tax dlouho pew
ne sepjaty, az krasna zens
svou dust vypustila.
Prel. A. Nut 'ovsky.
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Pro maiitele donil.

Potfebuje-li vas majetek ne
iakou opravu aneb chcete-li iej
zvvSiti V Gene bud pro sebe
neb ma prodei, svefte jeho okra
Sleni move sorganisovane spo-
lecnosti, ktera sc sklada z nej-
lepsich odborDiki malirstvi, ma
teraGstvi a dekoraterstvi lie
pod rizenim A. Tokana, umel-
ce a dekoratora, die cehoz o
poctivosti a vykonnosti teto spo
lecnosti nelze pochybovat. Pro-
vadfme veskere malifske, ma
teracske a dekoracni prace u
vnitr z venku domG, s plnou
peclivosti. Veskere prace pro-
vadime s neivetsi DeGlivosti a
uzivame barev a olei6 te nei-
lepSi iakosti.
Sleduite rozmach nasi spo-
lecnosti a pfipoite Sc k nasim
zakazniknm pro vase vlastnf
dobro.
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