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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-25
Kitchen Hints
Tempting Menus

The freshness of vegetables deter
mines the length of time required
for cooking them.
Fresh. young vegetables will cook
in a much shorter time than those
which have been gathered at an adj
vanced age and allowed to stand over
"a hours.
Consequently time tables serve
only as q guide and the cook must
discover whether her vegetables are
freshly gathered and tender. If they
are not she must allow more time for
cooking them.
Menu for Tomorrow
Observation-Disclosures, uncooks
ed cereal, milk, waffles, strip. coffee.
Dinner-Clear soup, leg of lamb.
mint sauce. potatoes baked with
meat. asparagus salad. toasted waf-
ers. pineapple ice. nut cookies. cof-
fee.
Luncheon-Cheese dreams, pick
les, cookies. tea.
My Own Recipes
The custom of having a big dinner
at 1 or 2 o'clock on Sunday seems to
prevail in most families. If the cook
goes to church she must plan her
dinner in such a way hat she can
finish it quickly after she gets home.
If this menu appeals to her she has
only to reheat the soup. turn up the
heat in the oven and put in the po-
! tatoes and put the salad on plates
| and toast the waters. 1t should not
take over an hour to get dinner on
the table"
Mint Sauce
One bunch mint. Il cup boiling
water, 1 tablespoon sugar. 4 table,
spoons vinegar. 4 teaspoon each
salt and paprika.
Wash mint and pick leaves from
stems. Chop leaves very fine. Add
boiling water and sugar and cover
closely. Let stand in a cool place
for half an hour and add vinegar,
salt and paprika. Make several
hours before needed.
Pineapple Ice
Two cups grated pineapple, 2 cups
sugar, 3 cups water, l teaspoon
granulated gelatine. u lemon (juice)
Cook grated pineapple with its
! juice. water and sugar for 20 min
utes. Dissolve gelatine in 2 table
spoons cold water and add. Let cool
and add lemon juice. Turn into
mold, pack in ice and salt and let
stand 4 or 5 hours. Serve in sherbet
glasses.
Copyright 1921 Newspaper Enterprise
Copyright. 1921. by Newspaper
Enterprissl.
her attention.
mo, I'll not employ Miss NJ.
want someone in my outer office who
will create an atmosphere which it
will keep me hustling to live uI
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(Copyi

Egg salad is easily made and is
another of the hurry-up dishes. Plan
to use one egg for each service, boil,
shell. split and remove yolks. Blend
yolks with salt, pepper and mustard
to taste, refill whites and serve in a
bed of shredded cabbage on lettuce
leaves. Use any dressing you pre-
fer, though it must have a tang.
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For Daughter

Let little daughter have her own
work basket and she will 500 be
taking pride in the fact that she is
learning to sew. Make it as pretty
as possible but not costly-a small
discarded doll Is a good foundation
for the pincushion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-25
FagOtfng

Fagoting Is one of the decidedly
good ways of ornamenting a frock.
And if you are a home woman you
can easily ornament your own gown
with this expensive-looking work.
The needle you use for it should be
heavier than a darning needle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-25

her attention.
mo, I'll not employ Miss NJ.
want someone in my outer office who
will create an atmosphere which it
will keep me hustling to live Ut
a -br
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-25
White Flowers

A vagarie of the moment is a
mass of white flowers as the accent
for an all black costume. These are
often seen on a large droopy hat of
taffeta.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-25
Waist lines

The vogue for the girdle or belt
will extend into winter clothing.
Especially in the youthful models
are found effects in fringe. crepe,
metal and velvet.
The Washington times., 1921-02-06

Field then married Miss Nancy Perkins.
niece of the Langhorne sisters of Virginia.
And shortly afterward he died.
Miss Marsh has sued the Field estate
and the litigation is being fought through
the Illinois courts.
Meanwhile, newspaper readers were sur
prised the other day by the news that
Peggy Marsh had married Albert l.. John
son, son of a well-to-do New York railroad
man and nephew ,of the late Tom L. John
son, four times Mayor Of Cleveland.
But what of the child?
1t is not only the loss Of the Field mil
lions which the child suffers from its moth
ers indiscretion, but 1t mnst go through
life with the social stigma which attaches
to love child.
Young johnson has made Peggy Marsh
his wife and thus established and rehabil-
itated her as far as this is possible. And
little Henry Anthony will no doubt be
adopted and become Henry Anthony John
son.
What will the courts decide in the child's
suit for a share of the Field fortune? How
will the cloud of the cbild's parentage ef-
feet his future? These interesting specu'
lations are answered below on this page
by Professor William A. Maccabee as he
reads and intreprets the child's horoscope
from the stars that ruled that night In
the Summer Of 1916, when he was born.
The Washington times., 1921-02-06
exe<o ,~rER~Arvo~A@

ECAUSE the child's father neglected
to say nine words-"I take thee,
Peggy. to be my welded wife'-little
four-year-old Henry Anthony Marsh has
lost an Inheritance of millions and his
future is tied up in a confusion of compli
cations the outcome of which the human
mind cannot predict.
II Peggy Marsh, the winsome' musical
comedy actress, had become the wife In
stead of the sweetheart of Henry Field 3D.
grandson of the late Marshall Field, of
Chicago, everything would have been sun
shine and happiness for Peggy and her
baby.
1t was In London five years ago that
young Field met Miss Peggy while she was
playing at the Alhambra there. The
young multi-millionaire became very much
attached to the girl and they established
themselves together in an apartment where
young Field and the actress were very
happy together.
In due course of time baby Henry was
born and young Field recognized the in
fant as his son.
But the youthful millionaire never Of
fered to make Peggy Marsh his wife. He
did, however make an agreement in Feb
ruary, 1917, that he would establish fund
of a hundred thousand dollars for the sup
port of the actress and her child. Young
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Horoscope of Little Henry
By Professor VIM. II. Moccabee

Cauda to augment his malignant influence.
Saturn always endeavors to nullify the
beneficent influence of Jupiter and eclipse
the promise of the House of Fortune.
Will he succeed? My reading is that in
the material welfare of the boy he will not
but in the spiritual destiny, the love life
of Henry Anthony Marsh, he will certainly
find qualification for his evil enjoyment.
With Saturn as a menace, the red planet
Mars lines up threatening the childs
health. Beside them stands the planet
Uranus-a warning to the lad and to his
parents to be very careful in the selection
of associates and friends. Against these
three evil factors-Saturn, Mars and
Uranus-are the strong constellation Of the
Bull, the beautiful but somewhat handi-
capped Venus, and good old Jupiter, the
best star of all.
The boy will grow up fond Of pleasure,
of singing and dancing, and will always be
much given to the society of the other sex.
The stars indicate that his temperament
will not be so much frivolous or merely
pleasure loving as full of the Joy OF living.
Balancing this lightness. Jupiter gives him
sympathy, generosity and justice-the en-
tire combination making for an exceed
ingy pleasant, companionable and trust
worthy friend.
Yet through his life Uranus in the House
of Friendship constantly leads him to be-
trayal by his friends, and Saturn, using the
weapon of the history of his birth, con-
stantly seeks to make him unhappy-and
more or less succeeds.
II is not until his first love affair, which
occurs in his nineteenth year, that Saturn
deals his first effective blow. The boy will
be precocious, and this affair OF the heart,
although occurring at such an early age,
will be as serious as though II happened to
n man ten years older. Certain indications
In the constellation OF Taurus show that
about this time he will engage in ranch.
Ing possibly In Mexico. He will fall in
love there with girl OF other blood than
his own, but whose home is close to his
own. There is evidence that she Is OF a
proud Spanish family. They will be en-.
gagged TO marry but through a faithless
friend, who himself cares for the girl, the
secret of Anthony's birth will be told to
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The first occurs in An.

violence indicated. The first occurs In An
thongs twenty-fourth year and indicates
a wreck at sea with serious scandal at
tached. It is linked with the breaking OF
his second romance, but not as the deter
mining factor. 1t would seem to me as
though at this time he were either the
guest of the host of some yachting party
and that his companions were number OF
very frivolous people. Disaster is clearly
indicated and several deaths. Anthony's
Is not among them. The significance OK
the relation of this occurrence to the sec
ond romance is perhaps that 1t VIII be one
of the entanglements which the faithiess
friend will use to destroy the love OF the
roman who might have shaped Anthony's
life very differently.
His second great danger comes when he
Is thirty-hve. At that time. the stars indi-
cate, the United States will be engaged In
q minor war and Anthony Will serve as an
ufficer in It, This struggle VIII be the
precursor Of great war which VIII follow
Eve years later, a struggle more deadly
aud murderous than the one from whicn
The world is just recovering.
As his horoscope shows no participation
ia this war whatever, | would inter that
wounds received in the other struggle VIII
incapacitate him from again taking part
In his country's defense.
The length OF his life is indicated as
eighty.nve years. He will be fifty before
lie becomes a widower and VIII not re-
marry. using the great wealth that VIII be
his at that time in charitable enterprises.
There is evidence that he VIII possess
IN turn five fortunes. Each one OF these,
except the last, he will lose through the
evil influence of Uranus working through
those same unreliable and false friends.
These fortunes, so II Is indicated In the
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But Immediately after the question does
become prominent
Notwithstanding the fact that Anthony
will be surrounded by and constantly in
the society OF fashionable people. and that
his environment will be OF the best he will
never be able to resist or, at least, wholly
to overcome, desire to choose compan.
ions and associates from lower strata of
society. His sympathy with people of this
kind constantly betrays him, and he will
always be inclined to look too leniently
upon their conduct and limitations.
This tendency, which will worry and dis.
tress his mother. from the time he is ten
years old, finds It's elimination from the
influence OF Saturn shortly after the un-
happy breaking of the second love match
Filled with resentment and morbid intro
spection, young Anthony is shown as fore
saking his parents and their class and
burying himself among these lower people
with whom he has always had the peculiar
sympathy noted.
And when he is thirty he will pick from
these associates life partner The girl
he will marry will be from the lowest
&c, 1921. international Fss,ur, Service. Inc.
The Washington times., 1921-02-06

environment and education. His wife viii
love him dearly. but she can be no true
companion. The strength of her love.
however will restrain him from
breaking away whenever the other urg.
ings become dangerously strong. The wife
Ill not have his mother to combat; the
stars show that she will not be inimical
Indeed her own happy marriage-for
casual study OF an astrological chart
drawn at. tho time Of her wedding to Al
bert Johnson shows that It VIII be happy
will greatly broaden and soften Peggy
Marsh. There is not one indication OF
even a shadow OF danger OF separation,
or any great discomfort between Peggy and
her husband. Curiously enough, however,
the influence OF his stepfather upon An
thony 10 keep him to his duty VIII he
even greater than that of his mother.
The horoscope shows that there VIII be
two children of Henry Anthony Marsh :
marriage, boy and girl The boy viii
die young but the stars indicate remark
able career for his daughter career
which will repay for all the unhappiness
experienced both by her grandmother ano
a,.st n,,,a,n nsbss Reserved A.
The Washington times., 1921-02-06

A CCORDING to the ancient science Of
"A astrology as taught by the Chaldeans,
4 = the Egyptians and the Arabs. the
fate of each of us is fixed at the hour of
our birth. by the position at that time OF
the stars In the heavens. According to
their arrangement-how close they are to
each other and in what parts of the sky
SO It is supposed will the future life Of the
one born under them be arranged. This
celestial page of destiny, of which the let
tered symbols are the seven planets, the
moon, the sun and the consultations of
the zodiac, is called a horoscope 1t is
difficult script to read, but by rules and
vation we can at least decipher its larger
meanings.
Were it possible to know its exact mean
ing. down to the least detail, we could pre-
dict the happenings, hour by hour, in the
life OF anyone whose horoscope was under
the Book of Fate as easily as a grown man
can read the alphabet. or this perfection
the science in modern times has fallen
short. We can read, nevertheless, though
haltingly.
In the horoscope of little Henry Anthony
Marsh there are three important factors.
An examination of the position of his star
In what is called "The House Of Fortune"
shows It Just peeping over the eastern
horizon. This signifies the financial aspect
Of the native--as the person for whom the
horoscope is being drawn is called. Here
we find the evidences of his future In terms
OF wealth and material prosperity.
Henry Anthony Marsh's star insures
that the boy will never lack for money.
Here Is the first factor. The second factor
is the position Of the benevolent, ponderous
and jovial old Samaritan, the planet Jupi-
ter. who Is Just above the horizon In Divi-
sion IL and in the Zodacal sign Of the
Bull. His position gives little Anthony q
remarkable power and ability to overcome
the most serious obstacles. Whenever any
crisis arises Jupiter backs the boy.
But the third factor is vastly threaten
ing II is the position Of the sinister ma
l,cious and scandal-creating Saturn, in con-
junction with Venus, menacing her and
seeking tho aid Of the evil and treacherous
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chart. will be progressive in size. The
first one comes to him when he is six years
old and is connected In the horoscope with
his real father 1t will accrue from settie'
rhent of the litigation now being brought
by his mother against his fathers estate
Very curiously, the fifth and last fortune
which is the greatest of all, has its roots
in that period of obscurity which occurs
after his second great love experience
During that time young Mr.. Marsh wiz
secure the friendship, the trust and the ac-
tual love of persons very powerful IN this
strata of society The stars show steady
and continuous cleavage between those
social factors which are called the masses
and the classes. In the capitalization oi
ideas on both sides and increasing ann
more perfect organization many powerful
men will arise in each Of the opposing
camps.
There is a very puzzling symbol which
links up the low-born wife with the gaming
OF wealth. Just what the connection Is
cannot tell; but II is clearly there.
The shadowy evidences OF the destinies
of tbe girl child of the Marshes are also
linked with this fortune. Actually 1t seems
TO he at the base of what promises to be
one OF the most remarkable careers of we
men In America. Indications of govern
ment. great executive responsibilities and
commanding position are focused In this
portion OF the Marsh's horoscope-tbaf
part which refers dimly to the children to
come. II dared 10 guess, ! would say
that II Is not unreasonable to predict that
the granddaughter Of Peggy Marsh, tho
dancer, may be the first woman President
of the United States!
So much for what the stars seem to in.
d,cate for little Henry Anthony Marsh
o.
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rank of family servants!
She will have no family
and there is indicated
some scandal or blemish
upon her reputation.
Whether this is the
same shadow that rests
upon Anthony, or whether
it is some slip or Ill doing
of her own is not clear.
But she will certainly not
be the kind OF daughter.
in.law' that Peggy Marsh
would have picked out.
He will not be happy In
this marriage. Constantly
the other and the larger
side of his nature Will
picture the possibilities
of a home with one more
In harmony with his early
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the parents. This
will put a sudden
and sorrowful end
to the romance and
the boy will give
up the career that
he has been bent
upon, and will go
back to his mother
and his stepfather.
Five years later,
the wound healed.
he is again en-
gagged to a girl OF
an aris t o C r a tic
family in America.
This romance Is
ended by another
malicious fri Q n d,
who distorts va
rious lively but in
nocent friendships
with other girls In
to matters for sus.
picion and Jealousy.
The question OF
birth does not enter
into this at all
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ZAJfMAVA VYSTAVA STA.
R~OZITNEHO BUBNU V
MUSEU.

V um6leck6m Museu We
Wade Parku jest prave nyni
yystavovana zajimava ukazka
starov6keho umeni. Je to bron
zovS valecny bnben, pochaze-
jici Z DOLBY Kristovy. Byl Tho
toven Y Cine a ornamentika ie-
no Jest do kovu tax pracn6
vryta, re budi 1zas i dnesnich
odbornika. NoSenf ieho do val
ky nemuselo byti prave pro
tambora zadnym pot6Senim,
neb podivny ten nastroi vazi
plnych 1913 liber. Buben lie
vedle mnohych jinych nemene
Znamenitych veci spatfiti V ja-
panske gallerii musea, kter6
Jest bezplatn6 otevfeno We
stfedu, sobotu a nedeli, V o.
Statni dny pax IA vstupnt 25c.
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A Y FITZGERALD d.
VERUJE v PRfZNIVE ROZ-
RESENT STAVRY NADRAzf.

Vcera Sc vratil z WaShingto
M mayor Fitzgerald a hned
phi SVEN pfijezdu vyslovil ma
prostou duveru, re mezistatni
obchodni komise vyhovi zado-
SIT podane nekolika zelezniGnf-
mi spolecnostmi k stavb6 dG-
stojneho osobniho nadrazi ma
clevelandskem hlavnim name
sti. Oposice vZdor prudkosti
iak byla yedena, Sc Gplne roz-
tala a pTiznive vyffzeni muze
byti pry otekavano jiz ne
kolika dnech. We Washingto-
nu dosud meska pravni riditel
m6sta V zastoupeni Clevelan-
du, ably setrval az do ukonGe-
nj vyslechu, ktery jiz bro bu~
de ukonGen.
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co PRCROKUJE TESLA.

Znamp vynalezce Nikola
Tesla Sc pred nedavnem vySlo-
vii, ze neni daleka doba, kdy
Dude umozn6no p~fenaSeti sile
badobn6 jake pri telegraph be2
dratu. Letadlum nebude treba
nositi zasobu paliva We forme
gasolinu, bez paliva obeide Sc
iak LODI tax locomotive. Pravi
TAX V American Magazine. e.
stredna vyvoZuiici silu k ruz-
nym pohonum, Dude s to tuto
vysilati Okruh 5000 mil. Po-
kusy Jim konan6 jej pfesv6dci-
~, lie Dude mozno svititi a po-
han6ti stroje ma netuSenou
vzdalenost a re vysledky tech
to pokusu jen Gekaji. az Sc jich
uime obchod a podnikavost.
Pride pry doba, kdy Sc Dude
bezdratn6 svititi ma neiodleh-
leiSich farmach, tax jake Sc
dnes dele ien We vetSich me-
stech. Neschazi arci pochybo-
vatd, ale vice jest tech. kteff
v6ri V prakticnost techto jen
ZdanIivych proroctvi, neb ko-
neCne nestaly Sc jiz "a naSich
dob skutkem i iine podobn6
moderni Zazraky?
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OPOSICE r 0 MESTSKE.
MU RIDITE.LI.

Pfemena dosavadnf admin
strace V system mestskeho ma.
nagera, kterez hnuti Sc zejme-
ma V posledni dobe potina uji-
matt, povstaya liz take oposi-
&c, pracujlci, ably dosavadni
methody mestske sprayy byly
ia dale udrzeny. Prvni opposite
nj schdze konana Dude v utery
v Lincoln clubu ma vych. II.
al. a st. Clair Ave. a q lara j
v lGtG pofadana Dude celia IA
da jinych schulz, V nichz sy-
stem m6stskeho manaPera bu-
de potfran.
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AZZARELLO ODSOUZEN MA
DOZIVOTf.

Jen odporuGeni k milosti We
vyroku poroty ma John AZza-
relic d6kovati, re unikl smrti v
elektrick6m kfesle a odsouzen
k doziVotnimu zalari pro "a
vrazdeni Sam Mariana. Byl
souzena dvakrate, poprv6 Sc po-
rota neshodla. byla proto roz-
puStena a nafizen now soud
"a fizeni soudkyn6 Florence
Allenove. OdsouZeny tvrdil az
do posledniho okamziku svoii
nevinu. Tri svedci. kraianG l.
talov6, kteri cht6li obzalovan6
mu pomoci tvrZenim, re iei Vi
deli jinde, byli Zavfeni a but
dou Sc muset zodpovidati pro
kriye svedectvi. Azzarello Jest
liz druhym odsouZenVm Y tom
TO pfipad6, prvnim byl Joe
Cassaro, ienz takt6z byl odsou-
zen ma dozivoti a tfetim V triu
Dude La Paglio, ktery Dude po-
staven pred porotu asi IA diva
tydny.
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We STREDU POLAPENf Luz
PICI DAM v OBZALOBU.

Sensacni udalost ma vych.
10. III. a Quincy Ave. V Inter
state Chemical Product Co.,
vyZn6la vcera ma policeman
soud6 V podani zalob prot po-
lapenym osmi Gcastniknm, KITE
ii Sc budou museti zodpovida-
Ii 2 loupezneho vloupani. Po-
liceini soudce David Moylan
dial sedm zatcenych ucastniku
nepoctiveho pOdniku ma zaru-
ku $4,000 kaadeho, jen iiste-
no karla Borkovskyho, 4349
vych. II. ul., pod Zaruku
$500.
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l. CINNOSTI NJ CES.
DAM.

Minulou stfedu usporadala
j. C.. d.. We yelk6m sale Cesk6
Narodni Sine ma Broadway
malou zkousku, iez Sc tesla
velke dcasti. ,Provedeny byly
reie a pochodova cviceni, ktere
$ druzstvem Glenek nacvitila
yelice ob6tav6 pi. Sikelova z
Chicago. Musime doznati, re
imenovana PAM Jest skutecnou
um6lkyni, neb dosti obtiznG
cviky ypravila tlenkam IN pet
cvitenf.
Skupiny byly provedeny ma
zkousku a priiatv S pochvalou
i prekvapenim. Clenky V bi-
lych uborech S kvetinovou ozdo
bou, pottem 30 provedly ma
stup a pochody yzorn6 a zeimG
ma Sc libilo vyyrcholeni, kdy
u~tvofena byla osmipaprskova
hveZda, odznak J. c. d., pfi
Gemz hraji hlayni ulohu pra-
porce americke i ceske, podob
ne i zp6vy a pronaseni rdZnych
hesel. ZkouSka Sc konala pra-
We pred polednem a vzdor ne
pfilezit6 iodine byl sal Cetne
navstiven, kde cvicenl prove
demo IA klavirmiho doprovodu
sleGny Elsie Seferlove.
Nacviten6 cviky mali byti
obradem pr uvad6ni clenstva
a nenl zadne pochybnosti, re
So osv6d6i byti dobrym agitat-
MIN prostfedkem, iak Sc uka-
zalo IN V iinych statech. PAM
Sikelov6 bylo "a ieji n~sp6Snou
namahu pod6kovano a ode
vzdan il Gestny dar. Dostavivsi
Sc poZd6ii zakladatelka sboru
ri. Karolina Rychlikova poda-
rovana bvla krasnou kvtici.
Skupinv jsou provadeny vybra-
nymi clenkami, iejichz pred
sedkou Jest pi. Marie Zemano
va a kapitankami pf. Kr. Hus-
paskova a ri. A. TeXlerova.
Pc zdafilem provedeni zkou
Gkv sesly uGastnice do dolei-
Sich mistnosti. kde konana by
Ia pravd vystavka kucharska.
sboru CechHv Domov, kde pr
D6kne zabav6 stravena byla
pfijemna chvile.
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Dude moci vyhrati krasnou Ia
sterku.
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podezfenf vzbrldil AUTOMOBILE
Jedna re zatGenych ma liz 20.
licejni rekord, byvsi obzalova.
ma pred velkoporotou pred TO.
KEN 2 kapesnich kradezf a Eat
ceny muz byl zapleten V kra.
dez automobile.
Policejnf straznik Elmer
Sprosty byl zenat a smrt jeho
zelena jest otcem a matkou,
iakoz i trent bratTimi Lawren-
CEN, Danielem a Raymondem.
Sestra Aloisie Jest ucitelkou ma
clevelandske obecni Skole. Ia
vrazdeny iaksi tusil sv1j osud,
jak vypravoval jeho stryc Fl
ditel m6stske bezpecnosti A.
B. Sprosty, jemuz fekl phi swat
be bratra Lawrence, jez sc ko-
nala pred rokem: "Jsem pre-
sweden, re nekdy nejaka kule
skonGi mI.i zivot." Otec, poll
ceini kapitan Frank Sprosty
priiel lined 2 Genevy, kde me
skal ma SVEN majetku ma do
volen6 a dojfzdel prave auto
mobilem k vych. 105. ILL.,, kde
Sc setkal s letacf skadronou,
iez zatkla domnele vrahy jeho
syna. Zalem zdrceny otec ma
pamatku ma podobne DO
brodruzstvi, o kterem nam o.
sobne iednou yypravoval, byv
pred nekolika roxy postfelen
do nohy "a boje $ lupici ma Lo-
rain a Clark Ave.