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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
SITUATION NOT
DESPERATE, ENVOY DECLARES

New York. August 1o.-The Spanish
ambassador here. Alfonso Merry del
Val, announced today that he was
authorized to deny runors describing
the situation at MeiiIla as desperate.
The ambassador stated a telegram
from Madrid, timed at 1890 O'Clock
Tuesday night, said reinforcements
were continuing TO arrive in MeIilla
from Spain, that the defenses of the
city We're being extended toward the
interior and that preparations were
being made for a Spanish advance.
Order continued to prevail in Spain,
the message added, and the departure
of additional troops for Morocco was
occurring amid scenes Of enthusiasm
a the part of the public and the men
themselves.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
Hold BisselI for Court.

Rowland w. Bissell WIS arraigned be.
fore Magistrate Harry B Stradley yes
serday afternoon on charges of operating
al automobile while he was intoxicated
and with driving of an automobile with
Out the consent of the owner. On the
first charge the magistrate fined him S25
and costs and on the second he held the
defendant IN $500 bail for the upper
court. The machine involved in the case
is owned by Mrs. Anna Tannen OF 500
Walnut street and Bissell claimed she
had & ven him permission to take il from
her garage to his own garage for repairs.
This Mrs. Tannen denied
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
TWO KILLED, TRAIN HITS AUTO.
Farmer And Son Dead And Another
Seriously Injured In Crash.

Rv Associated Press to Every Evening.
Philadelphia. August 1e.-A farmer
and his son were killed and another
son seriously injured today when their
motor truck was struck by a Reading
Railway train n mile above Telford.
20 miles north N this city.
Wilson Swink, As. whore farm is
about a quarter of mile from meet
ing house crossing the scene of the
accident, died few minutes after the
accident.
Norman Swink. his ten year old son.
was decapitated by the locomotive.
Charles. four. another son. is In a
hospital at Sellersvilie. Eashed and
bruircd ro badly he may not recover.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
LIBRRATE PRISONERS IN
FAIRLY GOOD HEALTH

Paris. Aug. 1o.-The Paris head
quarters of the American Red Cross
today received a telegram from DIR.
Edward w. Ryan, Red Cross COM
missioner to the Baltic States, saying
the six Americans who arrived at
Narva last night reached Reval.
Esthonia, this morning. All of them
were in fair health. DIR. Ryan's tele-
gram stated.
His message gave the address of
DIR. Henry J. LaMarc as 241 Market
street. San Francirco, and that OF
DIR. Weston II. Estes as 29s West 12oth
street, San Jose, California
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
Lane Heavily Fined.

Frank Lane, taxicab driver.
charged with soliciting, was fined $50
10 Municipal Court today, while an
other serious charge was nolle pros
sed He pleaded guilty. Stephen
Scatynsky. proprietor Of the Arneri-
can Hotel, 30s King street, was ar
raigned on a charge OF keeping a dis
reputable house. but sentence was
held IN allegiance until Monday. Judge
Hastings remarked he thought the
man should be fined 5000 and costs.
but Philip l. Garrett. his counsel, con-
tended tina; the man had a -:fe and
two children and had taken over the
hotel only two weeks ago and did not
Intentionally violate the law, as his
experience in hotel keeping was
sllent-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
Seek Asher Robbins.

An appeal 10 aid In finding a son
whose mother is dying in Brooklyn.
n 7. hospital was made 10 the local
police in a telegram received from that
CITY this morning. The man wanted
IL Asher Robbins. whose home is in
Wellesley, Mass. but who, with his
wife. formerly Miss Woods of this
city, is said to be visiting friends here.
The couple are said TO have made the
trip in Ford automobile. the number
of which is not known. Although the
police got in touch with a number of
people by the name Of Woods this
morning the man has not been To-
Gated and the newspapers were asked
TO aid in the search
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
/ FEastlake Clubhouse Project.

Residents of Eas lake community met
last night at the home OF Harry NJ Gil
bert, 2902 Market street, and discussed
the proposed formation of q club for
that section. Those present were in
favor OF the erection soon of o clubhouse
where meetings could be held How
ever. the matter of naming the club
and deciding on method OF raising
funds for erecting the clubhouse were
postponed until future meetings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
FORBES AND HARDING
DISCUSS BUREAUS WORK

Washington, Aug. 1o.-InitiaI steps
IN the organization of the newly created
veterans bureau were discussed today by
President Harding and Charles r.
Forbes who WIS confirmed yesterday as
director of the bureau.
1t was indicated that Colonel Forbes
probably would make public statement
soon relating to the purposes of the new
agency.
Meantime work was begun toward the
assembling of the various minor branches
of government service TO be grouped
under the bureau
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
KILLED GUARDING FORD CASH.
-Four Masked Bandits Shoot Three
Men In Raid on Money Bag.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
men, one policeman. were killed
and another was seriously wounded in
an exchange of shots with four masked
men who attempted to rob an employe
of the Ford Motor Company, of bag
containing $500, as he was entering
the assembling plant OF the company
here with the money shortly after
ten O'Clock this morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
IFNfNE ASKS FARMERS
To HELP FEED STARVING

Paris, Aug. 10.-Nikolai Lenine, the
Russian Soviet Premier, has tele-
graphed relief appeal TO the Socialist
newspaper Humanite here in which he
predicts that the famine bids fair 10
approach that of 1891 in severity. He
asks the workers and agricuIturists
of other countries to come TO the aid
of Russia as ready means OF aiding
the Soviet Republic.
The Soviet Premier affirrns that
this aid is necessary for the Soviet
Republic. which is foremost in under
taking ''the fertile but gigantic task
of overthrowing capitalism
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Owen Brady ard daughters.
Margaret c. and Helen, of 1918 Oak
street are spending some time in New
York
Miss Sarah Missimer, Sarah Morrow,
Elizabeth MacRobert, Mae Wharry,
Crawford MacRobert, Ernest Mae
Robert and Scott adams of Philadel-
phia are at 'The Shack" on the Chesa-
peake and Delaware canal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
AMERICANS REACH RRvAI;
ARE RED CROSS GUESTS

Revai. Esthonia, Aug. 1o.--A special
Bolshevist automobile, carrying the
six Americans who had been released
from Russian prisons arrived here at
six o'clock Nthis morning. where the
American Red Cross viii supply them
with comfortable clothing to replace
their discarded cossack uniforms and
ether queer habilimenfs.
This nondescript garb gave them a
strangely foreign appearance, so that
they could not be recognized as
Americans as they rode in on the Boil
shevist conveyance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
Building Permits issued.

At the Office of Building Inspector
Ellis p. Preston this morning the fol-
lowing permits were issued Miss Mary
Green, 1920 Delaware avenue. addi-
ton. $40; William Cam. 42sh East
Sixth street. alterations. $3.50; Park
Board, northwest corner of Fourth and
Pine streets. alterations. s320: Howard
B. Clark. 4o2 East Second street, alter
alton. $500; William T. -Stoops, 1876
Concord avenue. alterations, $500; W
". Connolly, 4o2 West Twenty-fourth
street. heating system, $475; Samuel
zuty. $40 West Sixth street. heating
system. $475.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
OIL WELL FIRES ADD
To FAMINE HARDSHIPS

London. Aug. 1o.-Fires are raging
in Is oil wells in the suburbs Of Batum,
the great oil center in Asiatic Russia,
according to adviees received today
from Reval. Esthonia. by the Central
News Agency here The Reval dis
patches quote a telegram from Mos
cow.
The disaster viii be more keenly
felt on account of the famine and
cholera in that district and the conse-
puent scarcity of labor, resulting in
scanty supplies Of coal and firewood
for the winter, the message said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
WATCH BOAT FROM BAHAMAS.
Government Orders .SuSpected |.
Schooner From Atlantic City to
PHILADELPHIA.

By Associated Press &c Every Evening.
Philadelphia, Aug. 10.-Government
officers here are inquiring into the
movement of the "a ton American
schooner Thomaston. which arrived
here early today from the Bahama
Islands by way Of Atlantic City.
The schooner dropped anchor off
Marcus Hook, below this city last sun
day morning and after remaining
about two hours, sailed around to
Atlantic City.
Yesterday customs officers ordered
the captain to proceed to Philadel-.
phia at once with the schooner, which
he did. No reason for the action of
the customs officers was given out
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
cap" MITCHELL HONORED.
Retired p. r. r. Conductor Presented
With q Chair.

Rowland Mitchell, a popular Pennsyl-
vania railroad conductor, famiIsarly
known as captain, last night was
visited by delegation of trainmen from
the local divisions, at his home in Balti-
more He has been plsced op the rail-
road Roll of Honor. His fellow workers
presented him with chair
Conductor Mitchell has been In the
through service between Philadelphia
and Washington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
DEATHS.

PEYT0N-In Camden, N. j.. ON August
O. 1921, Edward. son of George A. and
Helen Niederrnaier Peyton, aged 4 years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
ven sena sne luneaai irom Inc Inc Ieslaence OF
6I3 Springer street. on Friday afternoon
at A O'Clock. Intermenp at Cathedral
cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
July stee, Orders Decreased.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening.
New York. Aug. 1o.-The monthly
tonnage report of the United States
Steel Corporation. made public today.
showed 4,s30,324 tons of untitled orders
on hand July 81. This is decrease
from untitled orders on June so, which
were 5,117, ,S68 tons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
Building Ra.e Committee to Meet.

Members of the building rate COM
mittee of the Chamber of Commerce viii
meet at the rooms of the Chamber on
Friday afternoon, at O'Clock A report
of the cost of building materials, labor
and other details, which the committee
has been assembling, win be presented
at the meeting and discussed and il
approved may be then given out to the
public.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
Admiral kutz Dead at Sc.

By Associated Press / 0 Every H.venine.
san Francisco, August 10.--Rear
Admiral George Fink Kutz. retired,
said to be the second oldest United
States Naval rear admiral died here
last night Admiral kutz was Sc years
Old. He was born In Wilkes Barre
Pa, June IA, 1s3a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS..

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York, Aug. 10.-Llberty bond
quotations at noon: 3h's, $3.50; first
As, $40 bid; second As. 1852; first
4A's. 1894; second ms. Sta: third
4A's 91.S6; fourth 4A's. S7.ss; Vic
tory 74's. 1856: Victory ANS, 1852.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
Merchants Plan Booster Budget.

Members OF the managing committee
of the Mercantile section OF she Cham
Der OF Commerce. met last night, to dis
cuss certain details Of the budget of the
committee that remain unsettled The
business was purely financial, but was of
much importance to the merchants.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
H. p. Davidson to go Under Knife,

II. p. Davidson to go Under Knife.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York, Aug. 10.--Henry p.
Davidson, member of J. p. Morgan and
Company, will undergo an operation
for ear trouble some time this week,
it was announced today. His hearing
has been impaired.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
Expensive Family Row.

John Ranski of I243 Apple street,
charged with assault and battery on
his wffe's brother-in-law. Wasi1 Saw
cuck. during a quarrel over their chill
dren. was fined $40 and costs in Munic-
ipal CCourt today. Sawcuck alleged
that the man struck him twice in the
face.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10

cAn szoo--it reaches every ad taker.
ADV.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
n Han, Mobile, Port Lincoln tBr). New

ton Hall. Mobile; Port Lincoln (Br). New
York.
Sailed 22d. str Harry Luekenbach (from
.tcUXHAvEN, July 1s-Arrived. str Polonia
DUBLIN. July 2l-Arrived. str Lord An
FALMOUTH. July 22-Arrived. str See
A%lEMANT5E aa MT July yo9k 2lArrved. str Port
GENOA. July 1o-Arrived. str Mombassa
(Br), Fernandina.
Sailed 18th. str Balsam. Baltimore.
GIBRALTAR. July 23-Passed. str City Of
st Joseph. Baltimore for Genoa.
GLASGOW. July 22-sailed. strs ss csnadian Is.aia
GoTHENBuRo. July 1e-Arrived. str
Braheholm (swj, Baltimore.
CNor), Sydney, CB; Mount Clinton. New
York 10th. East Cape. do.
Sailed 18th. strs Barendrecht Dutch). New
York: Merry Mount. Boston; Tekoa. Gal
weston: 10th Mary Luckenbach. New York;
sailed asd, str Curacao (Br). New York.
HAVANA, July 22-Sailed. strs Black Ar
(Br), from Boston for Port Limon and
HAVRE. July 2o-Arrived. strs Canada
tsw),- San Francisco; 22d. La savoie (Fr).
Sailed 2ist. str corsican Br). Montreal:
HOLYHEAD, July 22-sailed. str West
IA,
HONG KONG. July 21-sailed strs Arizona
Maru (Jap), Tacoma; Empress OF Asia (br)'
Vancouver via Yokohama.
HULL, July 22-Arrived, str Chantier, New
York.
KEEL CANAL, July 22--Arrived. str Rock
away Park, Montreal for Korsoer
KOBE. July 20--Arrved, str Azumasan
Sailed 17th. str Oyama Maru (Jap). New
York. 49,,
LIVERPOOL. July 22--Arrived, strs Ala.
Baltimore; John Stevens. Newport News.
Arrived 22d. strs Comanche (Br), mia
delphia; Eastern City (Br). Newport News.
Sailed 22d, str Minnedosa (Br, MONTREAL.
Sailed 22d, str Surichco, New YORK.
LIZARDS, July 22-Passed. str Noordercyk
(Dutch), San Francisco for Rotterdam.
LONDON July 22-Arrived. strs Sacca-
rappa, New Orleans via Halifax; South
western Miller (Br). philadelphia.
Arrived 23d. str Sicilian (Brl, montreal.
Sailed 22d. str Iperia (Br2, Baltimore,
MANCHESTER. July 22-Sailed, str MAN.
chester Hero (Br). Montreal.
MELBOURNE, July 23-Arrived. str Le-
panto (Br), New York.
NAPLES. July 10-Sailed. str Canopio (Br),
from Genoa foi New York; s.u., na-v
Gaspo CBr), Barbados and st Johns.
REvAL, July 19-Arrived. str MARCUS, New
RIO RIO JANE1Ro. July 22-sailed. str Robin
ROTTERDAM. July 2o--sailed, strs West
pool. Philadelphia; 21st, johnson City,
Charleston.
Sailed 2oth, strs Cordillera Br), Montreal;
21st, . AM Maartensdyk (Dutch), Cuba.
Mexico and New Orleans.
SANTANDER, July 14-Arrived, str Su-
wied, New York.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
AMERICAN PORTS.
rBv Telerraph.1


AGUADILLA. PR. July 19-Salled. str Hill
BOSTON. Mass. July 22-Arrived. stl
Craigrownie, Norfolk; schr w II Waters
(Br), Albeit, NIB. via Boothbay.
Arrived 23d, strs Rhode Island (Br), Glas-
govt North Land. New York Cleaves PM OF
return Prince Arthur (Br), Yarmouth
schr Teluman. st John, NIB: tugs Honey.
brook, New York, towing barges Wilkes
barre and u (both for Lynn Clara II
Doane, Portland, towing barge Nesquehoning
for New York (called for barges Easton anc
Coaldale and Proceeded; Lenape. Philadel-
phia towing barges Cacoosing and Tuckahoe
Cleft barge Moselem at Providence); Tama-
qua, Philadelphia, towing barges Maplehill
Manatawney. for Saco. and Buckrddge. foI
Portland (and proceeded with two last named
barEes 700, 7Sl, 7s3 and 1877.
Arrived 23d. str City OF Lahore (Br). Cal
cutta.
Strathcona (Br), Sydney, CB.
Sailed 22d, strs Edward Pierce, Newport
News MunaIbro. Baltimore; schr Rayo, ST
John, NIB: tugs Neptune, Wings Neck, tow
ing barges Biwabik, for Port Reading, and
Hattie, for Norfolk: Prudence. Philadelphia,
towing barges Chas F Pritchard, from Lynn,
Geo r Stetson, from Salem. and Horace A
Allyn; Liberty. Salem, towing barge Cum
berland to Norfolk: Revere. New York. with
The New York herald., 1921-07-24

SANTIAGO. Cuba. July 20, 10 AM-Sailed.
str Butgerdyk tDutch). froEl Rotterdam for
Mexico and New Orleans
SHANGHAI. July 20-Arrtved. str Bolton
Castle tBr). Savannah.
SOUTHAMPTON. July 22-Arrdved. str
Mauretania (Pr), New York.
Sailed 22d, str iceland. New York
SPEZIA. july 2i-Arriyed. str Romera
ST JOHN. NIB. July 23-Arrived. str This
tlemore tBr). Norfolk.
SYDNEY. Nsw, July 22-Arrived. str Ta-
hifi (Er), San Francisco.
THAMESIIAvEN, July 22-Arrived. str
Bakersfield. San Francisco.
! TURKS ISLAND. July %. AM-Sailed, str
Tosfo (Nor), from New York for Monte
Christi. &C.
VALPARAISO. July 22-Arrived. str Esse-
quibo (Br), New York.
VENICE, July 2l--Arrived. str hampton
(Br), Galveston via Norfolk.
VICTORIA. &c. July 22-Sailed. str EN-
press of Russia (I3r). Hong Kong.
) YOKOHAMA. July 20--Arrived str Dry
den. New York via Norfolk.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
CABLE REPORTS.

ADEN. July 22-sailed. str winfried (Br)
New York.
ALMERIA. July 1s-Arrived. bark Ma
shona (Urug), Baltimore.
AMSTERDAM. July 2l-Arrived. str En-
peror of India (Br), New York.
ANTWERP, July 21-Arrived, strs Anda-
lusier lBr), Galveston; Steadfast, do.
Sailed 21st, strs Cantigny, Now York;
Storm King. Philadelphia.
BALBOA. July 22-Sailed, strs Texan, San
Pedro and San Francisco: San Ubalda (Br)
Valparaiso; Duquesne. Shanghai; Spring
field. Seattle; Steel Mariner. Los Angeles
and Vancouver; Kentucky (Br), Shanghai
BARCELONA, July 1S-Arrived. str Ny
drecht (Dutch), New York.
BARROW. July 22-sailed, str Hamlet
BoULoGNE. July 90, 8 PM.--Arrived. str
Old North State, New York Via Plymouth
(and proceeded for London).
CHERBOURG, July 23-Arrived, str Olym-
pic (Br). New York for Southampton (and
proceeded).
CHRIsTrANgA, July 1s-Arrived. strs Bull
laren (sw). New Orleans; 10th. Stavanger-
ford (Nor), New York.
CRISToBAL, July 22-Arrived. strs Charl-
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Two towers. 40 feet high, have been
erected to span telephone cable between
Norton and Whitehead Islands, Me- These
towers can be seen from the southward and
resemble gray beacons. The tower on White
head .Aland Is located 1850 yards 50 deg
and the tower on Norton Island 4.7s0 yards
20 deg from Southern Island (Tennants Har-
bor) light. which Is in approximately lat
43 6S N. lon SO IL w.
A light buoy showing a flashing white
light has been established TO mark the wreck
of the old floating dock, which IS sunk in
the approach to Callao, Peru. The buoy is
moored on the following bearings: Light on
Callao wharf, Ill deg; Iglesia Matriz Church
steeple. 12S dog; Naval Academy Flagstaff,
1856 deg: cliff at southern end Of San Lo-
renzo Island (540). 204 deg.
The master of a vessel coming from the
Black Sea reports that the lights on the
north coast of Anatolia, between Batoum
and Sungul, in approximately lat Al 2S N,
Ion 81 40 Z, are not burning.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAcE.)
Danger. to N.yia.tion.

vessel is blazing fiercely above the water.
ux3e.
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EXCURSIONS and TOURS

CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
FOREIGN PORTS.
FPv MALL

GIBRALTAR. July 4-Arrived, schr Lowell
L Parks (Br), st Johns.
HAVANA, July 17-Sailed. str Anna
Maersk DAM, Caioarien.
MONTREAL, July 2l-Arrived, str Oevre
(Nor), Haugesund.
QUEBEC, July 21-Passed In Belle Isle.
strs Bradclyde (Brl. Hamburg for Montreal /;
22d, Cairnyalona lBr), Leith for do.
Passed In Fame Point 21st. str Levenpool
CBr). Shields for Montreal.
SYDNEY. CB. July 20-Sailed. str Man
chester Corporation (Br), Montreal.
TECOAIATE. July 21--Sailed, str City OF
Freeport, Fall River.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24

tReported to the Hydrographic Office.l
July 81. lat 40 1s. lon 90 So. heavy spar
partly submerged. projecting about feet
above water.
July .1s. lat ss o2. lon 65 "a. a rsd buoy
about feet above water 4
June IL, lat 81 SO. lon "a %. large red
spherical buoy about 10 feet above water.
July Z. lat AZ 81. Ion ii 40. wreckage
awash.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NF. July 23-Barometer at
noon. 29.9s inches; wind, w. fresh breeze
weather. fine; temperature. ca deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24

barges Hawthorne. Pottston and Henry En-
dicott: Nellie, towing schr Ella Clifton,
Scituate: Neponset. Sandwich, towing barge
Congressman scuily. New York.
Sailed Esd, strs Valacia lBr), London; !;
Commodore Rollins (Nor). Fort Antonio; ;
Clement Smith. Port Lobos.
Sailed Esd, strs Bristol. Norfolk; CITY OF
Savannah. Savannah; Coastwise, Norfolk;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-08

"Nadejde den," mluvila da-
lie, nemalo jSouc rozvaSnena,
'nadejde den, kdy ucini to,
cim mi pohrozil, jak isl prave
slysela. o pax V kazdou ho-
dinu prosim nebesa, ably me di-
te Sc nedozilo te chyile, ably ne
dospelo. Nyni Lester hocha
zcela prenechava mne - al
ale bude dit6 me starSi -" a
nest astna zena zakryla 81 o.
blicej rukama. "Pfeji 81, ably
me dit6 zemfelo," pravila sko-
TO zoufale, "a prece kdyby mi
hoch zemrel, srdce me bude
zlomeno."
Oci Mety zalily Sc slzami.-
Cht6la obejmouti Valencii, ta
vsak zvolala skoro zhurta:
"Necin tax - necin mic co
by mne zdrtilo nadobro."
Meta nyni propukla V opra-
vdovy plac.
20, Valencie," zavzlykala a
uvrhla Sc ma nadra sve pritel-
kyn6. "Srdce mi puka slySim-
Ii te takto mluviti, vidim-li te
takto trpeti a snaseti. Coz pax
neni cesty zadne, ably tomu byl
ucinen konec?"
Meme kone34ila Valencie
divku, sama Sc premahajic, by
byla silnou a pfitelkyni sve IL
techu poskytnouti mohla.
MA draha druzko,' pravila
meme, "nesmime nikdy mluvi-
Ii techto vecech; nesmis Sc ci-
niti nest astnou k Will mne. -
Dobfe Wis, Meto, re mne nezby-
va nic iineho nez trp6ti. Odpo-
moe, kterouz by mi mnozi od-
iporucovali, ia prijmouti memo
hu; = vim, re bych mohla do
ciliti rozVodu, a "a SLOW tech Sc
odvratila a zachvela od hlavy
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