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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08

George Kelly leaGs the first baSemcn,
with a percentage of .9ai. He had the
most assists. los. and most total chanc-
es. 1.S73.
Morris Rath heads the second base
men, with a percentage of .a77, while
Rogers Uornsby made the most put
outs, Si3; assists, 624. and Also the
greatest number of total chances, 9oi.
Charles Deal leads the third base
mon. with n percentage of .9T3. Nor
man Moecker made the most putouts.
219. and the greatest number of total
chances. SIS, while Milton Stock COM
piled the most assists, 900.
David Bancroft, besides leading tho
shortstops. with percentage OF 1856,
had the most putouts, 362: assists. 59S,
and greatest number of total chances,
1.oo5
hclders. with a percentage OF .99i. Edd
Roush made the most putouts, 40, and
also had the greatest number of total
chances. 4So. 4 tic exists for most
number of assists, Ross Young and
Clifton Heathcote having IS apiece.
Otto Miller leads the catchers. with n
percentage of .9Ss, and also made the
most putouts. AIS. Ivy Wingo caught
the greatest number of games, 1oT:
George O'Neil had the most sssiste.
153. and Vernon Clemons the greatest
number of total chances, 531.
Wilbur Cooper heads the pitchers,
with percentage of .sse. Arthur Nchf
made the most putouts, is; Grover
Alexander had the most assists. los,
and Burleigh Grimes the greatest
number OF total chances, i19.
OF the four triple plays in the Ma
tional League, PittsburS executed two,
an odd feature being that Wilbur
Cooper. while pitching July Z, and
again on August II. began both triple
plays for Pittsburgh by catching fly
IL
Pittsburgh leads in fielding, with n
percentage of .971. Brokolyn and st.
Louis are tied for the most putouts.
with 4.277 each. New York had the
most assists. 2.240. and greatest num-
Der of fielding chances, $3.50. New
York made the most double plays. 1877;
St. Louis had the most left on bases.
1.11s and Cincinnati the least, 9si.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
WHEAT UNDERGOES
A SEVERE SETBACK

Chicago. Jan. 7.-Wheat underwent
setback in price today owing moro or
less to estimates that the Argentine
and Australian cxportah!o surplus
would total 2si 10000 bushels. The
market closed unsettled tx TO 2A.c net
lower with March l71A to LIZ, and
May Lst1 to l-65. Corn lost &c to
&c and oats &c to sc. In provisions
the outcome was gain of III. to ooc.
tnasrnuch as figures heretofore put tho
Argentine Australian surplus at only
e2S 600. 900 bushels. the new cstimst tc
gave "A decided advantage TO the bears
in the wheat market. Moreover
large part of the short interest had
been eliminated during yesterdays
sudden bulge. on the declines tho fact
became apparent that considerable
now export business had developed.
Country offerings in the southwest
were reported heavier, and II was said
that Improvement OF the flour trade
continued TO lag. The undcrtonc was
rather heavy the greater part OF tho
day, despite continued alertncss in re-
gard to tariff news,
Corn and oats symplthiEcd with the
wheat setback but buying OF corn for
large interest tended later to check
tho downturns.
Provisions were depressed at times
with grain but finally became moro re
sponsive to higher quotations on huE5.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
SPEED BOAT KING
HAS new MOTOR

Detroit Mich. Jan. "a speed
boat capable of so miles an hour will
be required to successfully defend the
Harmsworth trophy, according to Gar
Wood, who captured the international
trophy from its British holders off the
Isle of Wight last summer.
Wood, who holds most of the
worlds speed boat records, indicated
that he did not believe a challenge
would be Forthcoming for the Harms
worth trophy in 1921. European
powcrboat mon realize. he said, that
they must build a craft capable of
close to so miles an hour to compete
with hydroplancs OF the type of Miss
America, He pointed out that Miss
Americas fastest lap in the recent
Gold Cup races here was 7l5 miles
an hour.
This won't do in the next race for
the Harmsworth trophy, however"
he said. and added, We will be right
there with that so mile an hour boat
when the challenge for the inter-
national trophy comes.'
Wood said prospects were bright
for Harmsworth race in 1922 that
would shatter all records for speed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
v. JACKSON ANO
MITCHELL FIGHT
A LIVELY DRAW

New York, Jan. willie Jackson. OF
New York and Pinkey Mitchell. of
Milwaukee, fought fifteen rounds to
a draw at Madison Square Garden to-
night.
Major Biddlc who was ono of the
judges decided in favor OF Jackson
while William Muldoo, the other
judge gave the bout to Mitchell. Re-
fierce Louis White then declared the
bout a draw. Mitchell weighed 1873
pounds and jackson. l3i at . p. m.
From beginning to end, the bout was
fast. Mitchell landed more frequently
but Jackson delivered the heavier
blows. Mitcheils long arm became
crtanElcd occasionally around his OPP
poTcnt's neck and he was cautioned
nj least three times for holding.
Mirchelrs best round was the sew
cnth in which the men fought three
times back and forth across the ring
and were so busily exchanging blows
at the close of the round that the
applause of the spectators drowned out
the sound of the gong.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
COMMERCIAL BULLETIN

Boston, Mass. Jan. The CONNER
cial Bulletin tomorrow win say: Tho
demand for wool has been less keen
this week, altho there is a modest
weight Of wool moving more or less
regularly. Prices arc fully finn as
compared with a week ago, and tho
tendency is to raise tho prices at the
moment especially in view of the i'm
proved outlook for tariff enactment.
There is little apparent change in tho
manufacturing situation. unemploy-
rnent being heavy. There is a general
feeling. however, that with lower waE-
cs in effect. the situation Is fundamcn-
tally sound
Secured Basis: Texas fine ie months
15crS0; S months 55d6O
Territory; Fine staple choice S0a
80; half blood comhing 65H7O: thrco
eighths blood combing 5Oa55; ono
quarter blood combinE iOr45; nnc
55c.
Pulled; Dclaino s5c; "A &c; A sup
crs. 55d6oc.
Mohairs: Best combing, 5Oas2c; best
cardinE, 25G27c
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
FAST BASKET BALL
At CITY "Y' GYM

Fast basket bail was featured at the
city "Y" last night when two Colo,
rado Springs Boys Club fivcs played
pueblo Association auintets. Tho first
game resulted in a win over the
Pueblo ~" Midsets by the Colorado
Springs Boy's Club. The score was ~
TO 90 In the first half the Pueblo
five had n lead of ten.
The second contest between Heavier
stcams than in the first instance result
cd in tic score, even after the pre-.
scribed five minutes had been utilized
in an attempt at play-oi, nv .io
VIII, he playcd off in Colorado Springs
at some future date.
Final score for the second game was
rs to SO.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
SAM LECO|N1E FLYS
200 MILES PER HOUR

Paris, Dec. 2o.-Sadi Locointc. in his
record breaking performance over "A
four-kilometer course recently at VIII
lacoublay when he averaged 19sis miles
per hour, negotiated one of the ki,o-
meters in eleven seconds fiat, or a
little better than 200 miles an hour.
Lccointc drove the same Nicuport
machine with which he won the Cor
don Bennett Cup last September. He
went the whole distance 10 feet from
the ground sweeping down from
great height before crossing the start
ing line each time.
Il didn't think one could feel as cold
as | did,. Decointe said when asked
as to his impressions. tho chill went
right through my bones. The thermo-
meter registered four degrees below
frcc5InE ON the ground"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Jan tu. 5. Bureau OF
Markcts).-Cattlo 5000: beef steers
steady: better grades moving slowly;
nothing choice sold carly; bulk around
Ss.50eri0.O0: she stock steady TO lower. .
bulk butcher cows s55oTr %; Gamers
L,ostiy $3.50: bulls dull; bolognas lgrgc-
ly sc lower; bulk S.sors,3. calves
steady with Yesterdays close; bulk
vcalcrs to packers ti1.ocI 100. stock
ers and feeders steady.
Hogs $4,000: strong to 1oc higher
than yesterdays average; big packers
buying sparingly: top 5000 in 80
pound weights: top sa.35d975; pigs
steady to strong: bulk desirable 90 10
100 pound pigs s935Gi0.oo,
Sheep II 600; fat lambs % cents high
or: top sl2i0; bulk fll.25mi2.25: fat
sheep Is cents to 90 cents higher; prime
owes $500; bulk fat ewes f.25n550.
feeders steady; best feeder lambs
SlOeS
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
BIG MONEYS ARE
OFFERED FOR ROC

st. Louis, Jan. Another record has
been created in the history of baseball
finance by the report from Houston,
Texas. last night quoting Branch
Hickey, manager of the st. Louis Ma
tionals, as stating the club had re-
ccived a bonatde offer of 100000 and
four players for Roger Hornsby. Car
dinal second baseman and champion
hitter of the National League.
This figure more than doubles the re-
ported purchase price given by the
New York Yankees for Babe Ruth in a
deal which was conceded to put a rec
ord valuation on a players services.
and is just twice the size of the offer
made by the New York Nationals for
Hornsby carly last season.
Hornsby hit so during the past
season and though ranking ninth
among second basemen in fielding. had
over 100 chances more than any of his
rivals.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
CENTRAL TAKES GAME FROM
FOWLER BASKET BALL five
Fast Game Is Played in Valley Town Cochran and
Knobbs Star for Blue and White
Players

Pueblo quintet. Captain Cochran net
ted Is of the 81 scores alone Ten OF
hie successful shots were from the toul
lines, while four came as bonatide held
tries. Knobbs proved to be the most
consistent point gamer from the held
scoring five field goals.
Coach Huling seemed to be highly
elated over the showing of his squad
against the Fowler men last night. In
a statement he declared that the Fowl
or cage artists were much faster than
he ever realized and that they played
an exceedingly clever game.
Huling used two substitutes in the
last few minutes of play. Friar going
in for Badovinac and Treadweil re-
placing Nannclli.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08

Displaying a better knowledge of
basketball technique Central high
school cage artists defeated the Fowl
er high school quintet last night at
Fowler 81 to II. The valley team, al
tho good on the defense, proved
themselves failures at shooting diff
cult baskets-Centrars big point gain
or.
The game was played fast, and des-
pite the fact that an element of rough
ness entered at times was well played
and good to watch. Both fives proved
good ball passers, altho the Fowler
athletes seemed to hold the ball in
their possession too long, thus giving
plays away to the Puebloans.
Cochran and Knobbs starred for the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
INDIANS JOURNEY TO SPRINGS
FOR TIGER game TONIGHT

the Puebloans will be able to spring
some good scientific plays tonight.
Low, Indian guard, was slightly IN
iurod in practice Wednesday night. but
has fully recovered for tonights game
Captain Bob" Evans, who was in
Pasadena viewing the Ohio California
football game, will return today for the
game with the Colorado college cage
artists tonight.
Indications were last night that a
large corteGc of Puebloans were going
to make the trip to Colorado Springs
to witness the former college stars
from Pueblo play the Colorado College
athletes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
GOOD MONEY IN SOCCER

Boston. Mass, Jan. 7.--Soccer the
English national game. like organized
baseball in this country has come into
an era of high player values. There
has been no transaction rivalling the
Babe" Ruth deal for tlOO, 900 as vet.
but word has been received hero of
the sale for $4,000 of Stanley Fasack-
crly, u rack soccer forward, who
played on local fields for nothing a few
years ago. The price of his purcha sc
by the Evcrton club in England was
said to set tho high mark for the Brit.
eish national sport.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
LEGION TO sUrroRr poxI>G

Kansas city, Jan. L-Coincident with
the announcement today of Cameron
l.. Orr, new prosecuting attorney. that
he would oppose boxing in Kansas
City until the sport is lcgalzcd in the
state. came an announcement that the
American Legion. through a legisia-
tive committee to be appointed Sun
day at a meeting at jefferson City, is
preparing to sponsor boxing bill.
There is n law in Missouri which pro-
hibits prize fights and boxing matches
but tho law has been ignored in the
past.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
zyysZKo-EUsTACE DRAW

Grand Rapids, Mich, Jan. After
two hours of wrestling. the state law
limit. without a fall. the heavyweight
match between Stanislaus Zbyszko and
Allen Eustace of Wakefield. Eansas.
the contest was declared a draw.
Zbyszko tore the ligaments of his left
log early in the match according TO a
medical examination made but contin-
ued wrestling altho suffering consid-
cradle pain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
NEW YORK COTTON
pENYEn LIVESTOCK

Donvcr. Jan. cattle receipts 200;
strong: beef steers SI.cSfpll.co: cove
and heifcrs s5.ooH7.op; calves 5000
100; stockcrs and feeders S.o0dAro.
Hogs: Receipts 500; market 10 to loc
higher: top 81. 40: bulk 390ci9.25.
Sheep receipts 500. strong to higher.
lambs so.5o1li.0o: ewes s5.cpdt.50
focdcr lambs SI.5Olfa 90.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Kansas City, Jan. tU. S. Bureau OF
Marketsl Cattle 500; beef steers un-
evenly higher; sales s7O0mS.75; butcher
stock strong to 25c higher: heavy cows
St.1o; fair hcifers 800; mixed ycarIingx
Ss.ttns.25; all other classes steady; fow
choice yealers s12.00mi2.25.
Hogs $500; opened Ii to 25c higher.
closing active, mostly 25c higher: iirht
lights to shippers $1,000; top butchers
$3.50; bulk of sales s9.25@9.50: best
pigs s1010.
sheep zoo: sheep steady to 25c high
or. best ewes $3.50; wcthcrs $500;
lambs mostly Poe higher; Colorado pc,
fed fll.Oo: market closing weak
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
K|LbANE WILL MEET
0AN FRUSA MAYBE

Cleveland. Ohio, Jan. 7.--Replying %
a def issued today by the manager of
Danny F'rush. Baltimore feather
weight, Johnny Kilbano, fca,herweipht
champion, declared tonight he will
meet "Frush, Chancy or anybody in
the world who viii make the feather
weight limit. providing the purse is
large enough"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
FINANCIAL QUOTATIONS

New York. Ian. Prime mercantile
paper unchanged. Exchange irrcgu-
lar; sterling demand 1854: cables 5.si.
Montreal II i-l6 per cent discount.
Time loans steady. unchanged
Call money stoady; high :; low 4:
ruling rate :: closing bid s: offered at
:; last loan Z.
Ear silver. domestic UNCHANGED: for
cign 66A Mexican dollars SON.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
DENIES RErnRr

Columbus, O., Jan. Shown the
statement of Coach Richards OF the
Wisconsin University football team.
that he would resign if Ohio State
again were placed on Wisconsin ath-
letic schedule. Ohio States athletic
director, l.. w. st. John. last night de-
clincd to issue II statement in answer.
Such an outburst is not worthy of
comment he declared.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
coHAN NOT BAsERALL MAGNATE

New York, Jan. T-Gcorge IT. Conan
actor and theatrical manager when
asked TO comment today on an an
nounccmcnt from Boston that Andy
Lawson was coming here to confer
with him regarding financial interests
in the now continental baseball asso-
citation. incorporated, said:
80 far as | am concerned, it's two
thirds hot air and onc-third pifflc"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
MAnD ouTnoNEs sCuAIER

St Paul. MINI, Jan. bobby Ward.
st. Paul lightweight outboxcd Johnny
Schaucr. also of st. Paul. in ten fast
rounds of boxing here tonight, accord
ing To ncwspapcrmon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago, Jan. 7.-Buttcr unsettled
creamery extras so ocnts; standards a..
EGGS lower; receipts IN cases:
firsts 6SG6I; ordinary firsts 5sm62; at
mark. cases included 5sms3; rcfriger-
ator firsts 5I055: refrigerator extras
5Iia ass.
Poultry alive lower; fowls IS; springs
IS; turkeys iaC. t..
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08

The cardinals hat, probably the most
elaborate and expensive piece of head
gear in the world, is worn once only
by its exaultcd owner. This is when
he is first presented at the Pontifical
Court Afterwards it hangs above the
altar OF the private chapel of his
Emincncc until his death, when 1t Is
buried with him.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
METAL MARKET

New York, Jan. Tin hrm. spot
| 3s25 futures 1926. Other metals un.
changed.
At London: Standard copper E73. Is
Sd Electrolytic unchanged. Tin G2it
1cs. sd. Lead SIS, los. Zinc ss5. Is
[ Cd.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
ST. LOUIS AWARDED
1921 GOLF TOURNEY

New York, Jan. THE National
Amateur Golf championship tourna-
mcnt for 1871. WAS awarded to the st
Louis Country club. Clayton, Mo. at
tho twenty-soventh annual meeting of
the United States Golf association
here tonight. The National open Golf
championship was awarded to tho
Columbia club. Chevy Chase, Mary
land
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
COTTON QUOTATIONS

New York. Jan. 7.-Cotton closed
firm, net unchanged to ~ points high
or. Spot cotton steady 1915.
Cotton futures closed firm; Jan.
1924; March 1870; May 15.1s; July
ISIS; October l5.40.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
CuIp OuTpOINTED

cleveland. Ohio, Jan. bryan
Downey, of Cleveland. outPolntsu
chnmpion. in a ten round bout here
tonight. They are middlcwcishts'
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
M|NES-UTAH GRID
CONTEST HERE

; Denver, Jan. 7.-The Colo 4
: RADIO School of Mines and tho \
, Utah Aggics will play their an
: nusl football game at Pueblo, 4
= November this year IL plans 4
= discussed at the meeting of 4
= coaches of the Rocky Noun 4
; tain conference here today arc
; carried out.
: = 4 4
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
KID GLEASON TO MANAGE
CHICAGO WHITE SOX

Chicago, Jan. William Kid"
Gleason today signed his contract to
manage the Chicago White Sox the
coming season.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
LyunN1 noxDs

Furnished by y. :. WnlpoIc, fo"Ws
s29-32 Thatcher Block. Pueblo
Close: Liberty sGs S92 20; Liberty let
As $500: Liberty lat tts $3.50 1ibcr-
ty I'd AXIS ss7.l2; Liberty Sd ii.s 19o.5t:
Liberty 4th AS ss1.6i: Liberty lst
IA ,esss; Liberty 9th ANS s9s.9s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE

Kansae City, Jan. I.-Eggs 4 ceni
higher; firsts 80; seconds 80 cents.
Butter and poultry unchanged
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
national LEAGUE
FIELDING AVERAGE
FOR 1920 SEASON

Following arc the Official Fielding
Averages of National League clubs and
players for the season of 1920:
CLUE FIELDING
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
CHICAGO SHIfnS

Chicago, jan. 1.--Potatoes weak; re-
ccipts 80 cars; northern white sacked
Si2JeII.s5 cwt. Wisconsin kings Si.25
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08

Lincoln. Ncb. Jan. THE junior
Colds basket ball team of Oakland,
California. tonight defeated the Lin
coin high school five by score of 25
70 10.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
LOCAL OIL MARKET

January :. 1921. Furnished by Downs
& Company. brokers, IFS w. Second
, ST. Pueblo, Colorado.
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s'BvE'Tuv
NenI tfeba,n odvetil or.

"Neni tfeba,' odvetil on.
Dojela k mIstu, kde silnice
cini zahyb kolem kusu bahni-
te pddy. Opet pobidla Sultanu
bicem a kobyla skocila 2 pew
ne jiste pudy ma solnou bahni-
tou louku, pres kterou rychlo-
stl letu ptaciho let6la, aniz by
dbala bahna, kter6 ma nj stfi-
kalo.
Baron otalel okamzik, neNe-
da, mali il nasIedovat nebo
ne. Kone6ne odhodlal Sc k to-
mu, lee ah, skok ieho mel doce
la jiny nasledek, nez omen sve
hlave krasky, ktera bu pfedu
padila. Kun, ma nemz jel, byl
mnohem tezSi nez Sultana a
Jeho telesna vaha byla tez
znacna.
Uprostfed louky ohledla Sc
Ethel zpet a spatrila sv6ho
bratranka v6zeti bahne
kun, ma nemz jel, zapadl az po
sedIo do bahna. Misto ably Sc
obratila a ku pomoci mu pri-
speIa, dala Sc d6dicka Grey
lock Woodsu do hlasit6ho smi-
chu a uhan6la pres louku ma
silnici. Bro ma to dojela
k vratum revou porostlym a
"a nekolik miilut nalezala Sc v
panskem dome.
"Kde jest baron, me dite ?"
tazal Sc Godfrey, ktery Sc
pred nekolika okamziky vratil.
(Pokracovani)
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Move plynove ceny v Clevelandu
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Vsechny uvedene ceny podlshai srazce Sc
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GIldfus
Ethel odpovedela trpkym IL
.smevem; "Ne, matka lecila
mne jinym zpusobem. Zakaza
la mi prisne S nekEm o mem
mameni smySlu mluViti. Kaz-
de neposlechnuti nasledoval
kruty vyprask; byla jsem k
mlGeni a zapomenuti donuce-
ma. Zpusob ten osvedGil Sc Wy
datne. Ia nejaky cas- zjevova-
la Sc mi. carodejnice j andel
jake ' mlze, az konecne zmi-
zely me pam6ti doceIa."
Bylo pc hostine. Kdyz Ethel
vratila Sc do salonu, strcila ii
stara Hopkihsova do ruky IL
sick, jenz obsahoval nasledu-
iici slova; "Slysela jsetn, re
sir Gervase priSel; ehci Ultra
S tebou obedvati a svoji INA
most 5 MIN obnoviti; opatri sve
,ubohe matce potrebne pozva-
III cd mGze, ktery tobd mic ne
depre, necht' jest k jinym iak
Noliv nevlidnym.' =
JeSte nikdy nevkrociIa Iris
do panskeho domu. Co by asi
Godfrey Greylock ma takovou
zadost odpoved6l? Cas- k pred
|neSeni il byl priznivym. Aby
deda sveho do dobreho roma
ru uvedla, rozvinula V salone
Iveskerou svoji laskavost; k
DR.. Richardovi byla tax phi
Ivetivou, re pocal znova dou-
fati; vSechny pTitomne okon-
zlila svym zp6vem svoii
hrou; bavila Sc nenucene S ka-
zdym, vyjma barOha, jehoz
lhostejnost vyrovnala Sc S jeji
chladnosti. Mezi vsemi hosty
byl on jedinym, ma n6iz ieji
krasa zadny DOZEN neucinila.
Kdyz spolecnost Sc rO1eSla,
blizila Sc Ethel S tezkym srd-
fcem, ale usmivajicim oblice-
iem k dedeckovi. Nyni naskyt
la Sc il vytecna prilezitoSt, ie-
mu svou lasku k Regnaultovi
zjeviti, jei 0 odpuSteni prositf
a svoleni k snatku S muzem
ieii volby vyprositi; lee memo
hla neb nechtela mluviti, ne
mohla ami slovo vypraviti pres
irty veci, ktera il tax ma srd-
ci lezela. Po nejakem otaleni
pocala: ''Prichazim k tcb6 5
prosbou, dedeckl.'
Dude vyslySena, me dit6, "
Iodpovedel starry pan.
Nyni pfednesla pfani sve
matky ohledne pozvantna pri-
Isti den
Godfrey Greylock svrastil
cello. ale 30 kratkem premy-
Sleai pravil: 'Nuze, budiz; k
Will tobe prijmu tvou matku u
sve tabule. Teta Pamela napi-
Sc pozvani a ty je mlzes III
| ira rano do ruzoveho letohrad-
! ku poslati.
Ma to nasledovala prosba o
dalsich pet tisic dolIaru roc
lniho prispevku. Ethel predne-
lsla zadost tn trhave, nebot sa
ma pocit'oyala neopravn6nost
itakoveho pozadavku.
MA dobfe, re te ucinila
svou orodoykyni,' pravil Cod
frey Greylock trpkym dsme-
VEN; "ona jest chtivou mar
notratnou, ale = Ease jen k
Will tobe ma miti, oc zada.
Zda-li pax Vi. zac ma tobe de-
kovati? Vyfid' il, re jeji d.
chod Jest zdvojnasoben, ale
hezapomen upozorniti, &c tobe
jest diky "a to zavazana."
Sc zarosenyma ocima owl
nula sye rame okolo jeho krku
vtiskla sve cerstve mlade IL
ice ma jeho stare, uvadle. '"Jsi
/ k nam obema velmi dobroti-
wynn dedecku - velmi dobro-
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