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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-19
ELECTION PROCLAMATION

Proclamation is hereby given that
under and by virtue OF Section &c.
Article 10. of the Constitution of Ok
lahoIna, and Article /, Chapter 73 Re-
vised Laws of Oklahoma, 1910, as
amended by Chapter %. Session Laws
of 1915. and Chapter 95 Session Laws
Of oklahoma. 1921. and laws supple
mentary and amendatory thereto and
a resolution duly adopted by the
Board of County Commissioners OF
Carter County, state of Oklahoma, on
the 5th day OF October, 1921, an cleo
ticn will be held in said county on the
18th day of November, A. ID. 1921, for
the purpose of submitting to the quail
flied electors OF said County the fol-
lowing proposition:
PROPOSITION
SHALL THE BOARD OF COUN-
TY COMMISSIONERS ISSUE THE
NEGOTIABLE COUPON BONDS OF
CARTER COUNTY. STATE OF OK
LAHOMA. IN THE SUM OF FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND fs5OO. .0OO)
DOLLARS, TO NATURE ACCORD
ING TO LAW WITHIN TWENTY
FIVE YEARS FROM THEIR DATE,
BEARING INTEREST NOT TO EN-
CEED THE RATE OF SIX (6 PER
CENT PER CENTUM PER ANNUM,
PAYABLE SEMf.ANNUALLY. FOR
THE PURPOSE or BUILDING PER-
MANENT STATE ROADS?"
The ballots used at said election
shall set out the proposition as above
set forth. and shall contain the
words
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-19

FOR SALE-32 Savage automatic
pistol. first class condition, prac'
tically new. A bargain if taken at
once. Address AK care of Ardmore-
lite. 1872
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-19

Will you buy snap. rooms and
breakfast room. oak floors, ename,
finish, all built In features. east
front. Garage and drive way. Come
and look this over. 4Sl III street,
southwest, 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-19

Basil Miles has been appointed see.
retary OF the American delegation To
the Arms Farley at Washington. He Is
a veteran Of the Diplomatic Service.
Mr.. Miles served as Chief of the Rus.
sian Division of the state Department
for some time during the war, and re-.
Gently was appointed by Secretary
Hughes as one of the experts on Eur
Eastern questions because OF his thor.
ough knowledge of Russia and Siberia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-19

FOR SALE-Newly built room mod
ern house llls Burch street. easy
terms. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-19
FOR SALE

FURNITURE FOR sALE-Cook stove,
Kitchen cabinet. dining table, chairs
and chiffcrobe. ll5 c street north
west. 1876
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-19
WANTED TO RENT

|ANTEn 10 f,ENT-Five room
house by Nov. ist. unfucnlshcd.
homo 1905. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-19
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-19
FOR RENT (HOUSES)

FOR RENT-To couple without chill
dren. modern plastered room bun
galow, on pavement, built In features:
fine place. nice light fixtures; must
be seen before appreciated. Phone
1915 Ia
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-19

FOR SALE-One 3.room house to be
moved off lot. Phone sss or los.
1876
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-19

MUST SELIs-A high-class new bun
galow. southwest. Payment Of
si750.00 will handle. Worth the mon.
ey. Phone 1869. owner. l4-5
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-19

FOR SAILS and 10 acre tracts near
Ardmors; $50 acre Washita farm :
reasonable prices. w. i. Poland. 1912
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-19
FOR RENT (ROOMS)

FOR RENT - Furnished lighthouse
Keeping rooms. Phone 1856. Mrs. c.
G.. Sims. 1876
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-19
REAL ESTATE

FOR SAIE-+.room bungalow. with
1854 1913
New-York tribune., 1921-09-11
Keystone Photo.

Why, in the quiet Of the evenin' along our
block you can hear the corks a-poppin' like
an old-fashioned Fourth of July, and first one
man an then another'll drop his feet from
the windy sill an go runnin' down cellar to
put more balm wire on his corks.
"An', in strict confidence, mind I'll tell We
this too-me that tended bar fer more than
thirty years without drop passin' me lips in
workin' hours-I got couple cases of stuff
that steamed out meself that you take an
put just two drops of it on an oyster an
he'll run all round the table singin'
mo, sir, it amt that prohibitions ruined
my business that I'm kickin about Twas
time l retired anyhow. What Pm kickin'
about is that it'll be the ruination of NV
family l think I'll go down an take Just
one shot myself now. Will you join r-ss-s
New-York tribune., 1921-09-11
MAXIMS OF MARTY
By Robert B. Peck

I'm goin to lick them good fer runnin' from
that young Andy Rooney that amt yet the
size Of any two of them, when they pipes up
an says: Pop says they. we wasn't runnin'
because we scared; it was because we was
bootleggers an Andy an the rest was revenue
agents.
$50 then l licked them anyhow but | doubt
it did them any good. They're CROWN up in
the belief that the only way to get drink is
to bootleg it or home-brew it, and that when
ye see a revenue agent you gotta take it on
the run.
Some fine day I'll be findin' childish little
still in the cellar an all me children poisoned
New-York tribune., 1921-09-11
Mem AHON

with alcohol. An if they survive they'll grow
up thinkin that no liquors fit to drink without
it brings blister to yer throat an tears to
yer eyes. An what's worse, they'll be drinkin'
not because they need a drink, but because
the drink is at hand and they must save it
from bein confscated, so they'll empty the
bottle
mo, sir, the home is no place fer the liquor
that's abroad these days, but never home
you'll find but what reeks of it. Neighbors
Of mine, men | wouldn't meet across the bar
four times in the year, does nothin. now but
buy rasins and yeast and malt and hops and
the like and swap receipts and brew and dfstifl.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-11

ture of Fifty-second Street and Second Avenue
Perhaps there were two kissing bridges in the
vicinity These amiable institutions were bor-
rowed from the Danes who held that any span
placed where stream crossed a road was
privileged for the gentleman under whose pro-
lection the young lady had put herself.
The Native Son hurried to Fifty-second
Street and Second Avenue There might at
least be a tablet to mark the spot where ladies
under protection were saluted. The southwest
corner OF the site was grocery store, where
the East Side housewives were indulging in
the unromantic practice of paving over veg
etables. The southeast corner revealed phan-
tasmagoria Of furniture, carpets, bedding and
at last, mild symptom Of romance!-baby
carriages. The northeast corner showed moth
ing more exciting than a drug store. The
northwest corner held a decaying saloon.
But
Over the side door of the saloon was a
weather-beaten board, which seemed almost as
a dim reminder Of the scenes that once took
place on this spot. Here the Native Son read:
mo lettering under penalty of the law"
The Native Son fingered, wondering whether
this shinge might not be sufficient evidence to
prove the existence of a kissing bridge. He
heard footsteps behind him. A policeman was
walking down Fifty-second Street. The Native
Son glanced again at the sign.
Evidently" he reflected, 'this board Is
warning, not memorial"
He made his way to Fiftieth Street and
Avenue A, where, if the unknown annotator
OF library books was to be believed, he might
find the shrine of another-or possibly the
same-kissing bridge. Here was pretty ter
race on the waterfront. known as Reek7nan
Place. Grass persisted in fighting up through
the cobblestones that lined Fiftieth Street to
the embankment over the river. There were
New-York tribune., 1921-09-11

1QUOR's place is in the home,"
observed Marty Mcmahon, the
I retired bartender, "an' blame

poor place for it it is, too. if
anybody should ask you. It's goin' to be the
ruination of my children. It's little bootleg
gers and home brewers that they're CROWN
up to be right now.
"Not long since l was settin in the windy
with me feet on the sill, decent and law
abdin' as man could be expected to be when
he's readin' about what his Congressman and
all the other Congressman are doin', when in
through the windy come three O. my young
sters with three dago kids and young
turkey from down the block hell -for-leather
after them.
"Them last throws out an tells me own
New-York tribune., 1921-09-11

Of the old locust grove Expectantly he ad-
vanced on it.
huge, yellowish building barred the way.
1t was not memorial to the old vamping
ground. 1t was not shrine dedicated to low
ers long passed on. It was the newly erected
Curb Exchange Building
DO have to make good on my offer?" in
qulred the Most Romantic Young Lady archly.
"Oh, you said you'd give me something if
l found lovers lane, didn't your" remarked
the Native Son, as though he had not suffered
two heavy rebuffs on his quest after the Most
Romantic Spot.
The Most Romantic Young Lady smiled in
her most captivating manner. Topography
vanished from the Native Sons thoughts.
Il can support you in the manner to which
you accustomed he began.
She giggled.
"You haven't found lovers lane vet" she
said.
The next day the Native Son made great
discovery. However devoid New York NAV
have been Of streets with names of amorous
import, 1t had once been filed with structure,
which bore the inviting designation "kissing
bridges"
There is a bridge about three miles distant
from New York." he read in the travelogues
Of the Rev Mr.. Burnaby, who was lively COM
mentator on New York of the late eighteenth
century, (which you always pass over as you
return, called the kissing bridge, where it is
part of the etiquette to salute the lady who
has put herself under your protection"
voluntary annotator of library books had
marked this passage with line of pencilling:
"tiftieth Street and Avenue A." One author
lty insisted that the bridge stood at the iunc-
New-York tribune., 1921-09-11

trees along the way, and in the almost rural
backyard Of the house on the south side of
the street were sunfowers Children were
swimming in the East River and only the
wharves and machinery on either side served
as reminders that New York was q CITY.
Beekman Place was the nearest approach to
lovers lane that the Native Son had yet
discovered. One might even stand along the
fence by moonlight, he thought, and magazine
that Cato's Inn, once famous for its turtle
dinners, was on height to the north. But
the illusion was short lived. Trucks rolled bv
with a grinding clatter over the rough paving.
Tugs in the river footed unrhythmicallv.
Beekman Place lacked the lyric note that might
have made it a lovers retreat At best it was
free verse transcription of the scene in
dorsed by the Rev. Mr.. Burnaby as mot dis
pleasing"
There was another kissing bridge, the Ma
tive Son had been informed, at Seventy-sev
enth Street and Third Avenue He betook
hlmsef uptown to inspect this locale. An
abandoned grocery store, placarded for sale.
stood at the southeast corner The southwest
corner was dedicated to a drug store. A
butcher piled his trade on the northwest cor
ner and the remnants of saloon greeted his
eyes from the northeast. Odd, how all Of
these once romantic spots had been given over
70 groceries, arnica and whatever it is they
pass over bars nowadays,
The annotator of library books had noted
the presence of a kissing bridge in SEVENTY
fifth Street, 1900 feet west of Third Ave
nue. There could be no mistake about this
spot thought the Native Son. Perhaps be-
meath the roar Of the elevated railroad and
secluded from the passing merchandise
wagons, there might be the relic of a bridge
over sunken stream. He measured of 200
feet west of Third Avenue up Seventv-ffth
Street. And there, sure enough. was an old
wooden structure. 1t might have dated back
to the Dutch days. 1t might have been the
place where journeys end in lovers meet;ngx
But it was a livery stable.
Somewhat downcast, the Native Son re-
turned to his old books. Were there not other
Kissing bridges IN less prosaic corners of the
city?
There was, he found, "a primitive kissing
bridge at Chatham Street" But where on
Chatham Street? The annals were hopelesslv
vague. But authority insisted that the
bridge was at Baxter Street and Park Row.
Probably this the same trysting place that
another had located in Chatham Street Could
It be possible that somewhere between City
hall and Chinatown there was little lane
devoted to lovers?
Mems suits at cost. Mems suits at half
price. Mems suits at sacrifice. Mems suits
at lowest in the city Mems suits"
This was the broken refrain that sang to
the Native Son from the corner stores at
Baxter Street and Park Row. Here was no
kissing bridge. All that he saw were clothes
the latest thing" "snappy suit" grand
for fall wear" and ''al the rage" And
imagine leading the Most Romantic Young
Lady into this mart,
New-York tribune., 1921-09-11

The Most Romantic Young Lady smiled
graphically.
Il told you there wasn't anything romantic
about New York." she commented "You
haven't found lovers lane, have you?'
The Native Son bowed his head in defeat.
That's where you were fooled" continued
the Most Romantic Young Lady. "You New
Workers are too literal. You can't find lovers
lane on a map or in guidebook Even the
so-called Lovers Walk in Central Park isn't
the real thing. Now, listen to me, young
man. The reason your lovers lanes and maid
ems paths and kissing bridges have disap-
peared is that they weren't large enough. And
they haven't really vanished. They've mere
ly expanded. There isn't any official lovers
walk in Central Park because all Of Central
Park is Lovers Walk You haven't any
Lovers Lane because ali of your streets are
lovers lanes
But | thought you said New York was the
most unromantic city in the world?' objected
the Native Son, 'and now you're trying to
tell me''-
New York is the most unromantic city In
the world" said the Most Romantic Young
Lady. But New Yorkers"-
And at this point the Native Son undes-
-hAS&
New-York tribune., 1921-09-11

saster Street and Park Rou Chatham Street Jus.
before you enter the tovn quoting old diary tere
IS Kissing Bridge" Nearest brook to Baxter St. nom
that hosing IN the Canal ST station Of the r. r. subuay
New-York tribune., 1921-09-11
By Robert A. Simon

<kA YEW YORK is the most unroman-
NJ tic city In the world" declared
4 y the Most Romantic Young Lady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
MONA TAKE, ZE NE !.
Historic nezdareneho unosu.

Anglicke listy prinaseii tutc
humornou udalost: O pulnocI
pr poslednim uderu hodin, OBJ
Jevil Sc pod oknem sve nei-
drazSi nilenec a pTistavil k ok
nu zeb!ik. A pomalu, S tlukou-
clm srdcem, sestupovala dolu
devuSka. Jako pirko zvedl il
milenec K sob6 ma kon5 q uhS-
nell noel. Pryni chopila sc slo-
va divka: Ted jsem ii doka-
zala, jak veika jest ma laska K
tobe, doufam tedy, zc mi bu-
des dobrym manzelem.' Mia
dy muz nezdal Sc byti V dobre
naiad6. Ma nezny ton sve Wy
volene odpov6d6l nevrle: mo
zna - MONA take, re me-. -
A opet jeli mlcky, az Ease div
ka preruSila mlceni. Sverila Sc
budouclmu manzei, re zapo-
donna sve penize. "To Sc
musime vratit a witt ie," pro-
hlasil resolutne zenich o.
brazil kone. U domu stal do
sud zebrik, divka sc ruce Wy
splhala nahoru a zmizela o.
kne. Zenich dlouho netrp6Iiv6
pfeslapoVal, konecne zapome-
nuv ma opatrnost, volal: PHI
jdes brzv?' "Mozna -
take &c me-, odpovede-
la divka a zustala, kde byla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
sPondelnik" sdsluje z Vid.

ne, re proticeska propaganda
pocala vydavati casopis DER
Cechenspiegel". Redaktorem
tohoto listu je Kornel Zimka,
ktery nedayno vydal pamflet
proti Republice "Die Wahr-
heit ueber den Cechenstaat'' /.
Y cele listu ie provolani k
N6mcum, Mad'arum Slova-
KUN Sc zadosti 0 podporu.
List bude Siriti takove zpravy
a clanky, ktere by V Csl. Re-
publicc byly konfiskoydny, V
Clancich pravi sc, re rosie
touha k proticeske odvete,
KlofaCe, kramare q RaSina
nazyva trojici otrhanych lum
pu, vyhrozuje sibenice pre3i-
dentu Republiky a otiskuJe
clanek re "Staatswehr' Y
nemz Sc pravi, re blizi sc no.
Va hitva NJ Rila Horo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
Dobry uGinel1.

Lakomec, velice bohaty, We
.;de nahodou do kostela slysl
kazani o lidumilnosti. Vysed z
kostela, zvola: "Jak krasne
mluvil ten clovek. TAX me po-
hnul, re nam tisic chuti lit ze-
brat I"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
Petr Bezruc.: d

Ne podkopane ma nive
y t6 zerli pine sazi
"a milovane vasnive!)
tam lezi nase Lazy:
rtst' ally ostre hvlzdaji,
kcn1lny nebe mhoufi,
vysoke pece dymaji -
CHOP Kfistek take kouri.
Moravska skola skonava,
Poiaci nam il wall,
In'1ravska davna zastava
|se cilnbufi nam svali,
p1'ah do hradu sc dobyva,
nez do prachu mas srazi,
kirk zoufaly Sc ozyva:
hdo zachrani nam Lazy?
Hrot ostry miri V nasi plec,
BOZ lity v tvrzi zurf,
CHOP Kristek verny Moravec
vystoupf ma cimburi:
:. rez Sc silky unavi,
nez neodrazi ranu,
CHOP Kfistek skolu postavi
moravskou moravanu!
Tam zlate klasy nezraji,
kce uhelne jsou j&my,
roinicke grunty klesaji
do Molochovy tlamy,
vSak kdyby sinych do nebes
kominy mely rusti,
CHOP Kfistek bity Moravec
On Lazd nepopusti.
z.a predku stoji svatou vee,
ia otcu prava cista ).
chlop Kristek pevny Moravec
a neuhyba z mista, M
mech nepfitel LUX napina,
nech Dombrova jde v, v,zkazu,
mech Datyn, Sucha, Karvinna-
on nepopusti Lazn! f =
Otiskuieme 2 noveho vydan
"Slezskych pisni'' (vydal "No
~ Lid" Brne, "a A K) jednl
dosud netist6nych basni, kite
re byly do tohoto vydani cara
zeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
Vhodna prfiezitost.

Co je S tebou, re jsi tax smut
ny!
Neco hrozneho, pfiteli; ztra-
elm pamef! Jsem jist, re Ultra
81 nevzpomenu ma mic, co jsem
ucinil dnes!
Pfftel: Poslys, nemohl bys
III pujciti 100 korun?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
Pozehnany vek.

"Moje babicka zemrela 96
letech".
ITO mic neni! Menu prade-
dovi Slo ma stotreti rok, kdyz
zesnul".
"Oh, to vsechno neni jeste
ric. Ale V naSi rodine je n6ko-
lik clenu, ktefi vubec jeSt6 ne
zemfeli".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
MysliI to jinak.

"Vzdy, kdyz jdu kolem Va
scho domu a slySim Va5i dee
ruSku hrati ma klavir, citfm Sc
tax st'astnym!"
"Milujete hudbu?"
"Nikoliv, ale jsem St'astnym,
ze nejsem VaSim sousedem".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
Nova 1spora pri vytapeni uhlm
King KoaL Karburetor.

VyzkouSen vyhffvani tepl6 vody vytapeni ko-
tu atd. nejlepsm vysedkem. SO ber antracitove-
no uhl byo jedne ctverecnf stope rostu spaeno
. devet hodin
. Spotfeba spaeneho uhli
) King koal Karbure.crem 80 Iiber
> bez King Koa Karburetorern 1O4 liber
Phi uziti King Koa Karburetoru uspoffte "a hodnu
. ia lb. uh
!. Poctame-li tunu uhi $3.50, pax to znamena "a /
vytapeci sedmmesfcni dsporu $4,000 pri ne
; obycejne zvysene vyhrevnost !
Wine dobfe, re jest t6mto vyhodam t5zko uvefiti
ale vzpomehme, re sme take pochybovali moznosti
bezdratne telegrafie i moznosti etat vzduchem a
dnes Sc ODE stalo k blahu lidstva hotovou v6cf
:. King Koa Karburetor dokaze vse, co tvrdine I
King koal karburetor zvysf vyhfevnost Vaseho uh
25fe. King Koal Karburetor vyuzitkuje plamenu
uhelny plyn, jinak zbytecne unkajfcf komirern 4
King Koa Karburetor spali veskere uhli ma pouhy
popel K <. K. kotle otopy stoi $780, "a "a
veden patiio Filadefe $3.50 zv.asp. Pro spo-
raky $500 kazdy soubor, zavedeni ST. zvlasp
kazdy set Zadn6 prosvani popele, zadne uheiue
plyny, zadne nakladne zavad6n, zadne chcmilalie
Zavedeno nspechem m6stskych Skolach cleve- :
landskych a Michiganu
Srnomocn6ny zastupce pro Cleveland
: a* ~" JAMES RENES f
! 8312 QUINCY AVE, CLEVELAND, 0.
s - '1 Tel Bell Garfield 2633 NJ.
.x.y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
P-akticka moda. !.

"Nemas S sebou nejaky "a
pisnfk?"
Ne, ia 81 zaZnamenaVam
vSe ma sve papirove manzety".
"Tot' vyborne! A svym gu
rlovym limcem to mnzeS Ease
vymazat'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03

Host: "Pani hostinska, porci
vepfove, prosim ale, tlustou mi
nedavejte!" !"
Hostinska: "VSak ia to ukro-
i'm tenounkel"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
rSvE's

vyhav kapsy r1alou pist' alku,
zapfsknul pronikava. Skoro v
zapeti ozvalo sc 2 protejsiho
hrehu podobne zapisknuti a
kratce ma to splouchani vesla
prevozniho pramu, ktery mi
mute prirazil ku bfehu. Byl to
pram sice maly, postacil ale k
prevozu nasich til zajatcu a je-
jich straze.
Kdyz vsichni Sc umistili, po-
rucil kapitan Bannister prevoz-
niku, ably 81 pospisil $ pfevo-
zem, jelikoz ma ma speech. Me-
ziim tazalse kapitan:
"Co noveho v tabore, Hor-
ne?"
"Well, sir, sikovatel Wiley S
triceti muzi prepadli viz jed
noho markytana, ukofistil hod-
nou zasobu koralky a potravin
q zajal til Yankee. Veskere
muzstvo, vyjma strait, dostalo
dvojite porce cd vSeho V tabo-
lie panuje proto veseli a ely
zivot. Straze dnesni noci, ktere
musi byti velmi bd6l6, vynahra-
di 81 to Ultra rano dvojnasob".
eyes, slysel jsem 0 tom. Vice
n;c?"
well, sir, kapitan Miller W.
jel Sc svoji satninou ma zalohu,
>aby zaskocil.a prepaid celou w
rravu vojenskych poyozitys bo-
hatym nakladem potravin a
stfeliva a jinych veci pro mas
velice uziteenych. Vyprava .ta
vydala Sc ma cestu 2 D. vcera
1ano a musi byti tudiz We chgiIi
te nedaleko nas".
''To je pro mne novinka veli-
&C nemila a myslim, re vyprava
Ia bude nest astna, protoze cele
udoli zaplaveno je modrokabat
nfky a kan jen clov6k pohled-
he, tn zari bodaky tech prokle-
tych yankee. Jeden malJ, ale
primo certovsky Spehoun Sc
vplizil pfestrojeni do lezeni
Fittoria Corsini a kdyz byl w.
spehoval vse, 0 cht6l, utekl, a
prozradil vSe !"
''To je probate St6sti!" l.
eyes; to ale neni vse. Colds
Borough - well, on neni ten
prvni hrdina, jenz k Will zene
zapomenul ia cely ostatni svet
- Goldsborough tedy, ma po-
nuknuti sameho d'abla, prekro-
c.l Potomac Il Point of Rocks,
ably prepaid jistou vyletni spo-
lecnost a zmocnil sc jiste div
KY"
"Co to "a blaznovsky napad
- prosim Ia odpuSteni, kapi-
tane!"
eyes, mate Gplne pravdu. A
ni.sledek vSeho toho je, re ne
pritel zved6v, kde asi Sc male
zame, vyslal presilu jizdy k ma
Semu polapeni, nebo alespon
rozpraseni a nedivil bych Sc ami
dost malo, kdyby prihodilo Sc
to Millerovi".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
Danny mali prednost.

Vudce V horach: Tax ted,
prosim, pozor, panstvo. Ma
tcmto miste 81 " hanozi turist6
Zlomili vaz.
Manzel Ok zene): "Drahou.
ku, jdi pekne napred".