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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19
AN EDISON IN HIS OWN HOME

From the Boston Transeript.
 Mother: Johnny. stop asking your father so many questions. Don't you see 1t annoys him?"
 Johnny: ''Huh It isn't the ques- tions that make him angry; it's be- cause he can't answer them"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19

Some of the satellites of Jupiter were discovered photographically and have never been seen except on pho- tographic plates.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19

You'll find the AMERICAN no more expensive than 8 washerwoman, but much more convenient and the wash perfectly lovely.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19

Only a few ruins now exist in Cumae, the oldest colony of the Greeks in Italy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19
Keep Cool! Keep Clean!
 The American tDil
 look after the clear
 clothes for 25 cents (
 pound. Finished Family vas. Served Ready to Wear
 Have you tried the AMERI CANS new plan of wash ing and ironing the ful wash? If not, phone M 3715.

Give us all the clothes usually sent to the washer woman. We wash perfect ly clean and hand iror ready to wear for only 25c a pound.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19
Ahnut TMo-Raggers

Passing along to the exhibit or the two -baggers, top notch was maue away back on April 2S, when Al were batted. Eleven games were played op that afternoon For an orthodox day the blue ribbon mark centers on the second afternoon of the season April 21, when 35 two-baggers Were batted in seven games. In the after noon games of Memorial day another 35 were piled up.
 But what has become Of that ih- crease in effectiveness which was to be displayed to the world? It mas never materialized Not since cap tain Anson was a gangling kid chas- ing the cows home in Marshalltowh' Iowa. has there been anything iike it. and if the pitchers don take s' brace soon there will be a depleuon in the rubber market and cork wlil be higher than it is now, when II sails over the grandstanc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19
M2jor League Eaters Are Pounding Ball for Many
 Extra Base CIoutS
By GEORGE CHADWICK Special Correspondent of The Age-HeraId Copyright, 1921, by The Age-HeraId)

New York, June 1S.-- -(Special.l-- Wait until the summer is advanced and watch the pitchers tighten up and stop this swashbuckling on the part of the batters," said Wilbert Robinson to the writer in May.
 Tt cant last" he continued. Look at my pitchers They are not down to midsummer form, but the batter don't get many home runs off of them. They'll be lucky to be hitting the ball by the middle of June.
 Ruth, of course, is a freak. He isn't a human batter, He might hit a home run off a torpedo if he was where he could get good swing on 1t. I'd never let that boy hit if he was where he could make a clean up on the bases. Of course, I'd pass him."
 Eaters Pooling Everyone
 The batters have fooled Robbie They've fooled the pitchers They've fooled everybody. Instead of quitting they're hitting the ball harder than ever. Some apprehensive and worry ing manager cut a ball in half every other day to see whether it is stuffed with rubber or gas.
 q think they must be watering the cork trees with rubber juice in Spain" said one of them. T don't know what else it can be-"
 High water mark in the swat carni- val was reached last Monday in the major leagues, when the combined assault on the ball resulted in 10 home runs, IA three base hits and 3l -baggers, total of 164 bases. that was the equivalent of Al runs
 The next greatest number of home runs was made on May 29, when there were 12 in seven games. On June 5 there were 12 in eight games which was not quite up to the average or the May festival, and on June IA, the record was duplicated. Eaters had another day of clouting in June, when, on the seventh of that month, they made Il hone runs in seven games. Back on May Is they made ID home runs in eight games, the first time the batters broke into doufle figures for home runs on one day Tn 1921. Five times to date they have made 10 home runs or more in an afternoon.
 Eight a Day
 Eight home runs on one day seems to be a favorite Twice that happened in April, seven times in May anu once in June to date. On June and ID there was something in the air which stimulated the sluggers, for each day in succession thy made nine home runs.
 For a total of IT days in this dyna- mic baseball season the crazy headed batters have hit the ball for eight home runs or better and they show no more inclination of letting up than the Hudson river does of going dry.
 There is also a little matter or three base hits to be taken into con sideration
 The big day of the three -baggers was last Tuesday with 19 in eight games. On June II, the third best record was made with 16 in eight games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
LITTLE D|CKY KERR HOLDS THE
CLEvELANDERS To SIX SAFE ONES


III" Aeran Na rnnant
champions 10 " III " MS h"0
of the final four game series
scramble the must win
and the Yankees lose their remaining no
S"pes
fielding did allow cleveland Mayrr
but started
shattered their hopes
Cleveland played lSt
single and to" Second on SunK
Hooper me 70
Sh""y fol-
o single second scoring hooper
and second the second inning ana ~' out an
ard Jared Well until
scored another MoStH L"
place. MoShe raced
booted the ball .,u,,,
seventh after two out S'run
Speakers fielding stretched mo
In the eighth Null
wide Burns permitting MuAsHn 10
reach scored him. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
YANkS DEFEAT THE MACKMEN;
NEED ONE GAME To C|ACR RAG

Philadelphia today, o. New
Cleveland
Chicago inch
Sh.wkey these he well
which for bases
nnngsthe second third and
lr Wards
McNay
accounted the third
Of him seventh
BABE illness He expected to-
he tonight Scores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
Sue Boston Club for
Games Cancellation
Philadelphia. Sept: 2s.-suit wa. en-

Philadelphia. 'sept: 2s.-Suit was en-
tered in common pleas court here today
by Henry Mollitor. owner of the lnde-
pendents, a baseball club OF Johnstown,
Pa, against the Boston American league
club to recover s?.2l0 damages alleged
to have beer5 lost through the cance!la-
ton by the Red Sox OF an exhibition
game scheduled for September 3. IN
J"hnstovn. The business manager of
tho Boston club IN cancellng the game
said the Independents were using play
ers who had been declared Ineligible by
Judge K. NJ. lands. baseball commits
sioner.
Owners OF tho Roston club have re-
tainsd counsel in this city to defend the
suit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
.L|NSLY MEETS WARWOOD HI At
FAIR G0OUNDS THIS AFTERNOON

on the Fair grounds Erldiron. the big
gest attraction for local grid fans Will
get under way. 80.
The largest crowd that has attended
any game this season is expected to be
on the field when RUSS Goodwin tootS
the whistle that Will start play. and
much interest is being taken In the
game. Both teams are popular. and
each has a large following. and several
| thousand persons are expected to wit
! ness the clash.
Coach Nuss has been training the
cadets every day hard. He has the
boys in the hest Of condition. and is
satisfied the eleven will make an I'M
pressive showing.
Coach Smith Of Warwood 10 also sat
! ished. although several of his men are
still on the sick list ns the result OF in
Juriss suffered last week In practice.
None are serious. however. and the reg
ular team ~ expected TO be lined up
when the play Is started.
Llnslys clever will outweigh the
Warwoodites by good many pounds,
hut the up-river boys will no doubt BE-
speedier and show some real class.
Both teams have mot and downed the
Follansbee high school eleven. War
wood several weeks ago by a score OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
Two Cardinal Victories
Eliminate The Pirates
In National League Race

Giants though Idle today,
OF burghs double defeat
Cardinals.
Giants andn in They
II Giants
still would
be ahead.
virtually the Giants
in Cleveland
dropping three STRAIGHT games
TO play
while Cleveland has three
Chicago
the Yankees have postponed game with W&hngton Whlch
possible for the New YORK team 70
capture
This will II the Yankees
OF Indians three straight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
SIR ROCHE IS. =
EYE-OPENER IT
CIRCUIT MEET

Columbus. o. Sept. 1s.-one q to@sT1
Grand Circuit class races eutshsas ~
two stake events on the card - . rsal
contest. Dir Roche. q western heree ID
the 2:os. class pace showed the ny e
Mary O'Conner and Criko. He Gto11o4
the second mile in 3:o7A. The hrtt
two heats were hctl! contested. ~
Roche dropping the third When ~ broke
at the first turn.
Jimmie McKerTon won tho Ara City
2:lo pacing stake as he pleaSsA, aftss
loalnE the first heat.
The western horseman thrss y~aY Oh
futirIty pace was . hollow event tASfo
being but two starters and BsiHsoi bAaO
dlstancsd the first heat BY Peter ASals1
because Of almost 4 stand still brS4k
on the hack stretch. The Sis tFOt ~
won by Lena Moko -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
TO HOLD
ALTITUDE RECORD

Chicago. Sept. 2s.-Major r. c. Shroe-
der. forper holSer Of the Worlds alt!-
tude record. commenting today on tho
new record Of 4o,S00 feet set yesterday
by Lieutenant ]. A. MacReady. declared
that American army filters win not per-
NIT foreign aviators to capture the a!ti-
tude honors for the present at least He
said that the Ayiators at McCook field
whom informed that a Frenchman had
made $4,000 fetG decided to have tho
lieutenant shove the mark up q little
higher"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30

Two-base hits. Schultz. Rohwnr 2,
clemens. Thrcehase hit. noak. HON"
run. schultz. Stolen base. Gooch. Sec
rtr1ees. Whitfield. Hornshv. Mnrnnfille.
Double plays, Hornsby. I-avan and Four
n!er (2): Schultz and Clemens. Loft
on 1oses. Pittsburgh :; st. Louis =.
Rases on balls. off Cooper ,; off Doak
3: Off North /. Hits. off Duak In
L 2-3: Off North : IN 2 Ia innings. Hit
~ pitcher. by Cooper (MannD. Struck
ont, by ,Coorcr s; by Doak :. by North
4 Wild pitches, Cooper. North. Win
ming pitcher, North. Umpires. McCor-
mick. ODay and KEN. Time. LBS.
Second Dame.
Pittsburgh ......I.0 0 o ii ?
ST. louis -. y. L 90 j 81 l
Batteries y. Morrison and Brvttrm;
Scherdel aud Clemens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
1UI8" 'sNN
sDatts1 for rsWstsr In ninth.

Thrse-hase hits. MoNally Miller.
Home run. PeckinpauEh. Stolen base.
Fewster. SacrinoeL Ward. Pipp.
Double plays. Galloway. Dykes and Per-
kins: PeckinpauEh. ward and Ptpp. Lett
IN hases. Now York Il Philadelphia 8.
Base on balls. off Harris 3; OF: Shawkey
& S,tsSk out. by Shawksy s: by Har-
ris :. wild pitch. Harris. Ump!res.
H"risrty. Wilson and Nallin. Time.
".nJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30

v1itsr OF the most interesting serials
Jane YAsGYs - rscoGntrsd - the
On love, marriage and other family
problems now bstnS Published. The
Intslliyenosr has BEEN publishing her
"Asvolt Of Vera sandsrson," which will
end October !. Il Win b followed i'm
rnediaesly By another Phelps serial. "Ths
New osnera6oA"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
Johnson Hard Hit
By the BoStonoSt

Boston. Sept. 2s.--Boston hit Walter
johnson hard In tho sixth inning today
scoring four runs on Ave hits. AMI de-
featsd Washington s TO 2 In rho first
game Of the seasons last series. The
score by innings:
Warrington. l o 1900 % o-eA1 I
BOSTON q 0 o 0 o IS 6 ?
Batteries-Johnson and PicInich. Char
Batteries-Iohnson and PicinIch. Char
Hity. Jones and Walters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30


Place. Fair Grounds
Referee, Ross Goodwin. W. & ].
Umpire, Coke Connots.
I.inesmAn. Ben Redman. Wheeling HI.
When 1inslys heavy grid eleven
lines up against tbs light Green and
White eleven Of Warwood high school
this afternoon this afternoon at three
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
Ehe Standing.

TodAy's Games.
at Chicago.
New York at Phhadelphia.
Washington at Boston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30

Sept 29Thc Cardinals eliminated Pittsburgh pen
double header 10
BY the double
accomplished
ing game In the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
Totals go. - 0 s -
x hated for Sothoron In and.

TWO base hits. Strunk. Three base hits
echAlk. Sacrifice. MulliKan. Double
plays. Kerr TO Mulligan 20 Sheely: Sew
oil to Wambsganss TO Burns. Left on
bases. Cleveland \, Chicago !. Bases on
balls on Kerr l: Caldwell 2 Hits on
Eothern 3 in inning. on Caldwell IN
: innings Struck out. by Kerr J: Cald-
well I. Winning pitcher. Kerr. Losing
pitcher, So,horn. Empires, Evans and
Owens Time 1850.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
HOW THEY Stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE
1sstsrday'a RssultA.

st. Louis 5: Pittsburgh. 4 lo).
st. Louis. 3: Pittsburgh. l.
Others not scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
SOX VICTORY ALL But ELIMINATES CLEVELAND

go. and Linsly last Saturday. ~ . eseee
of 1910. Tho dope gives XaAy . -
touchdown advantage. but II u 49,
and White holds the cadets 70 the& ~
a. score will b highly sstjafhss>eE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30

The Wild Cats Of Paden city. one OF
the best $50 grid teams in that section
OF tho Ohio Valley. wishes 70 lagrange
= game with the Alpine juniors 81 the
Wheeling district Call Paden City 10
q today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
PRESIDENTS
TRAINING FOR
. BUCKNELL TEAM
JEFF BOYS WILL REET
UP TODAY
Mclaughlin Likely Out OF Saturdays
Game-IoKan Probable At
Quarterback
srccln, nlspatch q The IntellIEencer.

Srccia! nispatch 70 The Intell'gencM.
Washington. Pa. Sept, 22.-"Dummy"
scrImmage occupied tho attention Of the
WaSh:nEiun and jefferson football play
rrs this afternoon. Tho inal practice
gan" between the nrst and second
teams. yesterday left the men In such
shapc that Head Coach Neale decided
Tint thera must be no moro regular
srripmagr before tho all important
game next Saturday with Rucknell
There Is considerable doubt about tho
ability Of Ray Mclaughlin TO start tho
game for tho Presidents at quarter
back Saturday. Tho coaches are not
taking any chances on him and are
grooming Hogan, tho youthful recruit
from Ashtabula O.. a. his underatudy.
Hogan relieved Mclaughlin after tho
latter was injured week ago but Ap-
parcntly he was too nervous TO show tho
sanre worth that he displayed previously
IN practlce. but Hogan has been going
splendtdly this week and II MoIAuIh.
lin Is not ready to enter tho SNme tho
former Niagara Academy start will ret
his chance In biz clatrn.
Not satisfied with Interference
Neale said frankly tonight that ne
was dissatisfied with tho interference
Of his backs. He also says that both
the backs and ends failed To obey In
Etruc,!"ns In the Bethany game. partic-
ularly In protecting the man catching
punts. He has been endeavoring to
boost This department this week and
tonight snld that he had got better
results thnn ha had obtained heretofore.
Tcddy's practice was the nnal ono Of
any consequence before tho Bucknell
game. Tomorrow will see n light signal
drill following a blackboard sesrion To-
night. Practically all the cripp'es ex-
cop; Mclaughlin have recovered from
IN" hurts received in the Bethany game
and the Presidents are expected to pre-
aent solid front against Rucknell.
team that ~ counted as one Of the
strongest on the schedule.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
fssetandius.

foday's 0AmsR
Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays RSGNlt'

New York. 8: philadelphia 0.
Chicago. 5: Cleveland. O..
Boston, s: Washington 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
CADETS Ar RIADY ron akA1N 4
wErN-LA10A o2OWD
1U1ffE0,

ooAAh NaSs Has Trained orA1Ss and
Slack Eleven Wsu-coAoA Smith
Satisfied.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-28

llFe llSL MOrlIlOnuV p0 uruhe,
potom premyslel chvili, oprev
hlavu rukou. "Pockejme", mru
Gel. Slozil list, stroll jej op6t
do obaky polozil jej ma tajne
mistO We SVEN psacim stolku,
kde rukopis pana Joramiea a
jlne papiry tykajici Sc d6dictvi
byly uschovany.
Morillonem slibeny list pri-
sci. Znel na5ledovne:
"Cteny pane hrab6l
"Nejsem spokojen. Nedo-
zv6d6l jsem Sc niceho nov6ho
We Veseray. Ale nejednam
lsnad dobre, obvinuji-li sebe !;
citim sc jen proto sklamanym,
proto re jsem netrp6liv, bych
Sc dOvedel, co z Virginie UrSu-
ly jest, protoze niceho nenale-
zam, co by mne mohlo uspoko-
jiti. Pani Lucottova, ktera by
Ia kojnou Klary Guerinove,
jest jiz n6kolik let mrtva. Cd
Ite DOLBY, co Sc Virginie Ursula
2 VcseraY vzdalila, nevratila
SC tam vice, ale dala sve Wy
chovatelce casteji zpravu o So
be.
"Kdyz jsem psal, re jsem
We Veseray nasel ien sklamani,
nedrzel jsem Sc presne prav-
dy, jezto osoby, nimiz mada-
me LucottOva V pratelskych po
m6rcch stala, tvrdi co nejjist6-
il, re Virginie Ursula. pokud
Sc mohOu pamatovati, pribliz-
ne pred osmnacti mob dvaceti
lety Sc pravdala. BOhuzel nj
kdo mi nerekl jmeno a "a
lmestnani muze Virginie UrSuly
a miSto, kde Sc vykonala swat
ba. Bylo mu re6eno, re Virgi-
ME Ursula slouzila Y Neversu.
Provdala sc V tomto meste, ,neb
snad ma iinem miste departe-
mentu nievreskeho, neb konec-
ne i V jinem departementu?
Ida Sc, re od sveho provdani
sc uz dlouho V Neversu Sc ne
nal6zala.
"Ale kde bydlela? Bylo by
velmi dulezito toto vedeti. Pa
trne dozved6la Sc 0 smrti sve
vychovatelky, kterou velice mi
lcvala, nebot' cd smrti pani
LucOttove nedala o sob6 We
Veseray vedeti. Muslin Sc zmi-
niti. ze o Virginii UrSule vSude
co nejpochvaln6ji Sc vyiadrili.
Nikdy neslysel isem chovani
ami nejmen5i hany. coz o tom
lsNedti, ze dcera Klary Gueri-
move jest kazdem ohledu cd
lporuCenl hodnou osobou. Mlu-
VII jsem sc zenami. ktere byly
mladl iejimi pfitelkynemi,
nektere Mich vypravely mi o
III Sc slzami V otieh, jak byla
tichou, milou a dobrou. Kratce
vsichni, kteri il znali. vazili 81
j a milovali il a mali il jeste
dnes testne pamatce.
"Otec Lucotte, jak jej "a je-
ho zivota Jmenovali. mel do
brou denni mzdu, mala rodina
tesla sc pomernemu blahobytu
a muz zena, oba rozsafni Ii
dc, neopomenuli Virginii Ur-
sulu posilati do skoly. Ida Sc,
re byla velmi uceni chtivou a
re Sc velmi dobre ucila.; tez by
Is povazovana Ia .nejucennejsi
divku V osad6.
(P0kraeovani.l }
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PRIJME Sc:

PRIJME Sc dobra ceska ku
;harka. Haste Sc V els. 1881
Broadway. 9-28.
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NAPYTEK / KAMNA

druh6 ruky prodava a kupuje
V. Sedlacek, 1861 E. 40. st.
%
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PEKNA LACINA FARMA

PEKNA LACINA FARMA
o 80ti akrech ma dlazdene ce-
ste blize Chardon, o. Je to
prvotridni pozemek, asi so a.
kru sc ora, ostatni ie pekny
les a pastvina. Velka zahrada,
dun je dpn6 novy, ma 6 svet
mic, sklep, fernes, velka "a
SKI ena pore, nova vycimento-
vana barna, 4 akry brambor,
30 buslu psenice, asi 800 bu-
slu ovsa. 8 akru korny. dost
sena a slamy. Il kusu hovezi-
no dobytka, 2 pekn6 kone,
drubez veSkere farmarske
stroJe a nafadi. Mesicni pri-
iem "a mleko $40. Cena t6to
pekne fanny ie $4,000, asi po
lovic hotove q zbytek ma mir
ne rocni splatly aneb Sc vez-
me m6stsky majetek ma vyme-
nu. Blizsi sdeh L. Rericha,
5015 Pershing Ave. Tel. Union
95S W. $50
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PLATfME HOTOVE
IA bondy Svobody, usporne
vsleCne xnsrlxv

KupuJeme tez stare zlato. stffbro, pla-
tinu. DIAMANTY. skvosty. hodlnky.
rtut. magneticke ukazovaky. neupo-
trebene postovnI znamky a vse. co ma
iakoukoli cenu. PlatIme "a vse cenne
hotovsmi SIMON. spolehlivy jedna.
tell. MATTEL The Ohio Smelling and
Refining Company Ufadovna. poko1
{. 216 Lenox budove, roh 9. ul.
Euclid Ave. Denne otevfeno do ho-
din vecer.
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PRODA Sc dim 5ti poko-
jich, vSe moderne zarizeno,
garaz a je hned k nastehova-
nj. Da Sc LEVINE. Haste Sc V c.
12917 Angelus Ave. E. 131
ul. Tel. Union 1870 K. 2?
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Joramieovo dedictvl.
ROMAN z FRANCOUzsKEHo


We syolate kletbu bozi 9
sve matky ma svoii hlavu, pro
hresujete7li Sc proti detsk6 las
ce a neposlouchate-li te, ktera
vas pod srdce mnosila".
Mlada divka Sc zcela zaGer-
venala. Konecne Sc opanovala.
"Jak, madame", zyolala, IVY
Erozujete mi kletbou me
matky a trestem bozim? Ano,
co pax Sc to zde deje Cd neja-
keho casu? Marine Sc snazim
vyvaznouti . toho. Co Sc chce
ode mne? Proc jsem tax mu-
cena? Jsem jen chudou pracu-
jlci divkou, jeSt6 jsem nedokon
ella syuj sedmnacty rok pan
Rabiot, ktery Jest aspon pade-
sat roku star, chce mne po-
jmouti "a zenu, Ukazte mi po-
hnutku jeho jednani. Proc to
cini? Ia jakym dtelem?"
ITO Jest velmi jednoduche,
miluie vas.
"Ne, ne, to neni pravda!"
odv6tila Eyzenie prudce, Pan
Rabiot miluje jen sebe a sv6
penize y
"Moie dit6, ty sili3!" vzdy-
chala madame Lurotova.
Mako, klamou t6 a ty to-
no nevidiS, Vidim to branim
se'
Oci mlade divky yzplanuly;
chrapela, pot tekl j celia a
krecovit6 chveni otrasalo jeji-
mi urIy Chtela jsem pokojnou
zustati", pokracovala chvej-
nym hlasem, "ale nemohu,
jsem K tomu dohan6na. Nuze,
pravim vam, rad6ji zemru,
nez bych Sc stala zenou pana
Rabiota! Myslila jsem, re ten
to muz je mi lhosteinym; ale
natlakem, ktery Wy ma mne ci-
mite, objasnuje mi, jak vlastre
nam timto muzem mysliu;
nenavidim jej, opovrhuji jim,
hnusi Sc mil"
Phi techto prudkych slo-
vech, jich2 Sc nenadaly, re by
vysla q nst jejich, a ktera tax
Sc protivila jeji tich6 povaze,
stiskla Evzenie svd ruce ma sva
prsa, bvla by Sc tem6r udusila.
Nahle dala Sc do place. Prchla
ze sy6tnee a zanechala svoii
o,ro,.,or,
a. l,1., ;l.
.1a4a;1., Hn,a 800, 49,
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t .t .5.a
4,.} -. IL
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-28

PRODA Sc feznicky a gro
cerni obchod, rohove misto,
kde Sc trzi kol $3.50 tydne a
je pr mem byt 5ti pokojich.
Naleza Sc els. 1922 Superior
Ave. Haste sc v els. 1921 L.
50. st. t0-4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-28

PRODA Sc dunn o 6ti poko-
ich, ulice dlazd6na zaplace-
"a. Haste Sc els. 1896 E.
1873. uI. 9-29