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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-14
sUT[IvE TO HEAD
GEORGIA EDITORS
Managing Editor of the Savan-
nah Press Elected President
of the Georgia Press Associa-
lion Without Opposition
Next Meeting Goes ito Quit
man.

Washington, Ca, July 13.-The
Georgia Press Association began its
second days session this morning at
the court house after a most pleasant
evening at the Country Club, as the
guests of the people of Washington
last night There was a, splendid pro-
gram arranged at the club, some fine
vaudeville stunts being presented.
SutIive be Head.
This morning there was a business
session of the convention with num-
Der of important and interesting pa
pers read. The election of officers
takes place this afternoon. 1t seems
very likely now that W. G. Sutlive of
The Savannah Press will be elected
president without opposition. There
may be some friendly contests for vice
president and it is possible only one
will be elected, although the plan of
electing three may be adhered to,
Otis Brumby of Marietta, John NJ
Holder of Jefferson and Royal Daniel
of Quitman are mentioned for vice
presidents. Charlie Roundtree OF
Wrightsville and Ernest Camp of Mon
roe, the present vice presidents, may
be elected again and new third vice
president chosen
Quitman 1922.
Next convention will be held a
+, Quitman July, 1922. Tonight promised
to be very interesting one. A stun
committee has been at work for twf
days and a program Of mich fun an6
many surprises has been worked on
Distinguished Statesman.
The appearance of Hon. w. f
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-14
The "An-starr Team. ;.

Edo Miller was selected to head the
"All-Star" team. and 1t was stated
that a number OF games with out Of
town baseball clubs have already been
arranged for the near future, giving
Brunswick fans the opportunity TO
witness some extraordinary good base
ball. These games will not conflict
with the regular schedule.
All Must Pay.
Another decision reached last night
was that all admissions to the league
games in the future will be rs cents,
ladies and children over II
years Of age. Heretofore ladies and
children have been admitted free, but
the league, has incurred debts which
must be paid, making it necessary to
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-14
Cut Out WranaIIna.

A number Of the games In the past
have been marred by wrangling and
Misunderstanding The meeting went
on record as being opposed to this
practice, and wrangling will be elilhi-
mated in the future, all teams having
agreed to abide implicitly and without
question by the decisions Of the UNI
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-26
CLUB HAS
h;rEg Sc arTT0- i
sNEEB nLn.s- 1T Iris
RIVER 8 MILES


Members of the Island City Boat
frr association have announccdt 1le
4tnl,Ietion of a downrfver cMD
l,r.Ies. The building was efeGe1
on Smiths island about eight miles
down the Mississippi
Association members claim that
the new club Is the equal 70 thar
of any association from Keolnfk 70
Prairie Du Chen The buhd1ng is
SO by 40 feet and a wide porch runs
the full length. ~
The interior is nicely finished
and there have been accoInmoda-
tions to make it a well equipped
club house and vacation camp site
Members of the association say
that the new club house Will be
their most frequented rendezvous
during the remainder of the season,
and predict that next season VIII
see many large parties arranged.
In erecting the club house, spe-
ciaI measure was taken to see that
il is above tide water during flood
seasons, and a 10 year lease was
obtained before the building work
was begun.
Members of the association are
considerably interested at the pres
ent time in Pep" the speed boat
built this year by Harry Hunter,
502 Twelfth street, which has
caused so much grief to the owner.
Shortly after the boat was COM
pleted It turned over on trial run.
The boat was making As miles an
hour when it dove into the river.
Mr.. Hunter and Edward Jack"
Hartman, 913 Twenty-first street,
had an exciting experience before
they were rescued. The boat again
turned over a week prior to the
Peoria regatta where it was an
entry in the races at the regatta
July 8, A and 5. The second time
the boat turned, Hartman was an
occupant and received injuries that |
incapacitated him for two weeks.
When the boat was taken to the |
Peoria races something went wrong |
with the engine and it was with |
drawn. Pep" was designed by |
Chris Smith, the designer of Miss
America" the fastest gasoline |
motor driven boat in the United
States.
The boat has never given salts
faction and blame has been laid to
either some fault in the designing
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-26

new craft will never make much
speed unless Mr.. Hunter brings the
Pep" out for another tryout and
then ties the sister craft on behind
The<duplicate craft is a miniature
affair, but the builders believe that
when Mr.. Hunter sees the craft
anchored where Pep" was always
kept, he will find new interest In
his speed boat and give it another
trial and make alterations, IL found
necessary.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-26

special constructed sets have al
ready been sent to Chicago. Several
complete sending and receiving
sets are included in the apparatus.
The smallest complete sending set
manufactured will also be on dis
play.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-26

pany at the First National Radio
convention in Chicago. which opens
Wednesday for four days, will be
the Hall recording Instrument, cap
able of receiving messages by wire
less and by means of an electrically
operated typewriter to transcribe
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-26

cities will attend the convention.
Those going from Rock Island are
Robert Karlowa, F. L. Williams,
Franklin W. Pierce and Theodore
Briegel
Mr.. Karlowa will have a $4,000
exhibit at the meeting and many
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-26

the message. Formerly the mes
sages were taken in dots ana
dashes. The instrument is or the
latest model and will be exhibited
for the first time to the public, In
the Kariowa booth.
Many radio men from the tri-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-26

Boss b Duplicated.

or Soma. mistake made while II was
being built
Boat ID Duplicated
Mr.. Hunter seems to have lost IN
terest In his speed boat, according
20 members of the association, VINO
would IKE TO see him put the craft
back in the water for further trials.
A duplicate OF the craft has been
bufIt by Daniel Shields. 401 Fourth
avenue. Hugh Miller, 902 Seven
teenth street, and Harry Hartman,
9I3 Twenfy-fIrst street The sister
craft Is rnoored near the Twelfth
street club house. However, the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-26

In Cuba tobacco is planted.
grown and gathered in ninety days.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-26
HAS new DEVICE
FOR RADIO MEET
Kariowa VIII Attend National Con-
vention in Chicago With
$4,000 Display.

One of the feature exhibits in the
booth Of the Karlowa Radio COM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
STUDENTS name CLUB
AT TER JOHN clayton
William and Mary College
Honors One Of Nations
Greatest Boianis,s.
Special to The Times Dispatch.I

~ tSpeciat to The Times DtSpatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Nov. 5.--A
club composed TO students who have
or at present arc taking advanced
work in biology and botany. has been
organized at the college OF William
and Mary, and named after John
Clayton. one OF Americas greatest
potansts, who made his home at
Windsor, short distance from VIII
liamsburE.
Clayton lived in Virginia and
studied its fora and fauna with SUCH
cxactitude that his observations ar"
in use today. lie was elected. in
1T13. president OF the Virginia So
ciety for tho Promotion Of Useful
Knowledge" John rage. OF Rose
Well" later Lieutenant Governor OF
Virginia, was vice president of the
society.
The purpose OF the recently formed
Clayton Biological Club is the study
Of the flora and fauna Of Virginia.
II IS proposed to take the members
an trips to nearby points OF scientific
interest. Application has been made
hy the club FOR membership In the
Association OF Virginia biologists.
The officers are: ~. L. Hopkins,
president; c. Il. Jones. vice president:
Madelainc Blakey. secretary. and lie
Grand Tennis. treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
LOUISA

LOUISA. VA, Nov. 5.--Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Crank. of Roanoke Rapids, y.
C, are on visit to his parents. Mr..
and Mrs i. w. Crank. DIR. Ochic
Crank, OF the White sulphur Springs.
is also visiting his father.
Rev X. \. Hammond. Of Cuipepcr.
exchanged pulpits last Sunday with
the Rev. Charles Monroe, rector OF st.
James Episcopal Church here.
Mrs. John Goss, OF Charlottesville.
was the recent guest OF her sister.
Mrs. Alice Voolfolk.
Lewis Pcndlcton and family, OF
Washington. arc visiting his parents
DIR. and Mrs. Eugene Pcndlcton, at
Cuckoo House.
Mrs. James West, who has been
spending some time with her parents.
Judge and Mrs. George X. Anderson.
in Clifton Forge. is again in Louisa
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
IT. West.
Goodwin May. who since tho war.
has held government position In
Washington. will spend the winter in
Louisa
George Black. OF st. Louis. spent
several days recently with Or. and
Mrs. II. w. Porter.
Messrs James and Thomas Winston.
of Richmond and New York, arrived
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

SON. DR.. II. T. Vaughan. has returned
to Whi,esvilic. w. Va.
S. ID. Crenshnw and j. II.
Crank. of Richmond. were Louisa
visitors last week end.
Mrs. II. y. walker. who has been in
Orange for tho past week. will re-
turn thiSmonth to make her home in
Louisa.
Tom Ruhin, of panville. spcnt Sum
day In Louisa.
Ex-Governor William l.. Cameron.
who spent the past summer with his
son in Louisa. has left for Norfolk
y great many wild turkeys. birds
and rabbits have been baegel IN the
county in the past two days.
Mark Flanagan, wife and child who
have been on n visit to his old home
here, have returned to Bremo Bluff.
Va
Rev. l.. Hunter Early and many of
his members attended the Methodist
conference % their church in Rich
mond tho past week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

Hurry. mother. Even a sick child
loves the "fruity" taste OF California
Fig Syrup and IL never tails to open
the bowels. ,easpoonful today may
proven; sick child tomorrow II
constipated. bilious. feverish. fretful,
has cold. collie. or II stomach is sour.
tongue coated. breath bad, remember
A good cleansing of the little bowels
Is often all that is necessary.
Ask your druggist for genuine
California Fig Syrup" which has
directions for babies and children Of
all ages printed on bottle. Mother
You must say California" or you
may get an imitation fig syrup
Adv,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

in Louisa Monday TO Join Judge Sims
in Il hunting trip Ia Malvern Hill. the
home OF their mother, Mrs. William
Winston.
Miss Elizabeth Flanagan left last
week for West Virginia, where she
will visit her aunt. Mrs. Arthur: from
there she will 20 to Cincinnati for
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Black.
Mrs. bearing, o: Maryland. is here
on ris!, 10 her mother, Mrs. Hugh
Lidcg
Horace Vaughan. who has been
spcndinS some timn herc with his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

NEW TOIEI\. Nov. 1.--Nrs. UUuis
+. Slade is leading the League OF
Women Voters in tn. East in their
effort 10 have chief executives of the
States proclaim Armisticc Day a day
of prayer.
not forgotten what the last war
cost" says Mrs. Slade. ut is fitting
that the mothers OF America should
take the lead in this effort to reach
the statesmen of the world 10 tell
them that they as citizens will no;
tolerate the thought of another
world catastrophe"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
Plays all records

Okch and Vocation Records
which are sold herc-as we'll as
Victor, Columbia, Edison and
Pathe records may all be played
on The CRANKY without chang
ing the tonc-arm 9r using at
tachmcnts. When you own a
CRANKY all the record music Of
the world is yours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
Hear in now

The one best way to buy
phonoWaph is to make a thor
ough comparison and then rely
upon your own Judgment. That
is the only way TO know that you
arc going to be thoroughly salts
fed in years 10 comc--witil the
phonograph ihat you do lsiy.
Hear the CRANKY play--!odcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
now--will pave the way for
CRANKY m,:sic in your home
on Christmas Day
The CRANKY Tone

People who know music and
consider tone hrst-'>'ill tell YOU
that the "decp-chestcd" ccllo-likc
pitch" which the trained car
listens for in every monograph.
but seldom iinds-is here III The
CRANKY. No scratching surface
noises TO mar the beauty oil the
singers voice when records arc
played on The CRANKY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
5sa Per Cent on U. s. Ships.

Despite falling tvvlSht rates nl.I o'r"r
causes which contributed ~ tho Ia!
up - more than hou OF 'hr E"T"""-
;r."t feet. the board says II Was able
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
WILL BE SOLVED.

W".Un-i"n. p"o. 1l.--rresident Bar
rc.,.. ... ,bc Pert" Njgan senate ana head
ot the ru.tcd States PARTY and Judge
FrI.> cordoA lavillc, resident commits
sfonrr Of Porto Rico. after call on
prr-lIrul HIIrd!ug. expressed confidence
to-day tNa, he administration would
st ..a,torl,v solve the controversy re-
mr.nr 20 the administration OF Cover
nor f. Mont Reilly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
NON-CO- OPERATORS IN
INDIA ARE ARRESTED

Calcutta, India. Dec. 11.-C. l.. Das.
president of the Indian National
congress-, was arrested charged wiki h"-
Ing the manager OF an unlawful aSFn-
citation. Others arrested Saturday it,
cludcd Abdul Kalama2ad, president q
the Bengal kha!!fa committee.
An official COinmun!pue issued today
asserts that the n-CoopcratorS' ar
celebrating challenging the govern
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
CHRISTMAS TREES

Expect our trees to arrive ana
be on display by Wednesday,. Or
dor yours e2r!y-We always sell
mora trees than any other store III
town-there must be reason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12

mcnt's prescription OF the so-caned Vol
unteers, and says there IS no alteena-
tive but 10 enforce the law and to prose-
cute tho most prominent Of the non-co-
operators Who are responsible for the
s.luutin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02
Ukazka myslivecke latiny.

We spolecnosti bylo take ne
kolik dam. tn Sc jakys pan ia
re, jsou-li 81 vedomi, co pro ne
pritomne danny znamenaji?i
Lesni odpovida: "Souzeni!"
"Jak to-" ptali Sc zdeSene
pritomni?
Mas "latinaf' tedy vysvetlu-
je. "Nu, povezte mi, jak Sc
jmenuje nekolik ostrovu pohro
made?"
"Souostrovi."
"Nekolik hvezd?"
"Souhvezdi.'
"a nekolik zen?"
"Souzenf," ozvalo Sc z neko
lika list a usmev ma tvafich mlu
vii odpust6ni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02

Josef Rabbit octnul sc nahle
pred muzem dustojne postavy,
ozdobenem fadem cestne le-
gle, ktery jej oslovil IS kym
mann cest mluviti?" Rabbit cd
povedel dobracky: pane reGi-
tell, jmenuji Sc AEtonin Bris.
sard a jsem majetnikem domu
V Blois, kdez jsem mel cest
poznati lekare Barre, jejz mo-
hu nazyvati svym p~ritelem a
ktery We svych mladych letech
byl lekafem V nemocnici por-
tierske".
"Zcela dobre, pane, elm mo-
hu poslouziti?"
"Preji 81 zpravu o male div
&c, ktera Sc y nemocnici naro.
dlla, a jejiz matka, ponevadz
nebyla & to fici, kdo byla, ne
znamou zustala. TAX divka,
pakli nezemfela, jest nyni do
|spelou zenou".
"Smim Sc tazat, proc zada-
tie toto vysvetleni?"
"V zajmu te same osoby, pa
ne fediteli; rad bych il, male
za-li Sc mezi chudinou, vypo-
mohl".
ITO jest chvalyhodny L.
mysl; lee nemyslim, re zde "a
danou zpravu budete moci OBJ
drzeti".
"Ponevadz dite narodilo Sc v
nemocnici, myslil jsem, re mi
Dude udano aspon jmeno, iez
mu dano bvlc''s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02
Pozoruhodnos

Reknete mi spravedlive, sta
la tady voda loni "a tax suche-
no roku opravdu tax vysoko,
jak ukazuje tabulka.
Chran buh, ale ulicnici vzdy-
cky strhli tabuIku a tax la
zenska sprawl il dala povesit
tax vysoko, ably ma nj nemohli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02
Z plovarny.

Pan vratil Sc pc vykoupani
do sve kabiny, ably Sc oblekl,
pri tom ale pohfesil sve kalho-
ty. "Hej, hola, plavcfku, kde
jsou me kalhoty?'
Plavcik pribehl, prohledal
celou kabinu, pax pravil: me
racil jste je, vaSnosti, zapome-
nouti doma?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02

Jest v HdSlCn Knl-
bach: ale lepe byste ucinil, kdy
byste nahledl do civilniho Sc
'znamu v purkmistrovsk6m IRA
de v Poitisr.".
"Ta vec jest obtizna, nebot'
|neznam den ami mesic jejiho
narozeni. Vim pouze, re Sc ma
!rodila behem roku 1889.
"Hledani nebude pfflis obtiz
'nym. Jedna Sc o opustene d.
8 /
"Ano, pane rediteli, blizsi
|zpravy nejsou mi zcela nezna-
my. Jeji matku, ktera nedav-
no zemrela, znal jsem osobne;
ale ona uboha zena, &C nebyla
zuplna silenou, nemela vsech
pet pohromade. Ztratila doce-
La pamet' a tax nemohla Sc u
pamatovati ma sve jmeno ami
ma sve rodiste. DIE vypovede
lekarovy, ktery il V nemocnici
osetroval, povstalo oslabeni je-
.jiho mozku nasledkem nemoci,
kterou hned pc porodu zasti-
zena byla, tax re sprava ne
mocnice musela SO ujmouti ma
lie divky jeji. Matka nemluvi-
la nikdy Sc mnou o jejim dite-
ii, a kdyby lekar nebyl nemoc
nou poznal, nevedelo by Sc dc
dneska o narozeni jeji dcery.
Jak jsem jiz mel cest yam, pa
ne rediteli, sdeliti, znal jsem
ltuto PAM velmi dobre, a nyni,
kdyz Sc nenaleza vice mezi III
vymi, zajfmam Sc velmi horli-
We osudem jejiho ditete".
"Velmi dobre, pane, V ne
mocnici obdrzite veskerou zpra
WI, kterou tam jsou S to poda-
til. o tie napsal lriditel nekolik
radek ma listek, ktery podal
falesnemu Brissardovi a pax
zazvonil.
Sluha vstoupil.
"Doved'te toho pana do
spravcovy pisarny', pravil ridi-
tel.
Rabbit pozdravil a nasledo-
val sluhu.
Nepotreboval mic vice ucini-
ii, nez svuj listek 1redniku o.
devzdati. Tento wal, aniz by
siova promluvil, yelikou kni-
hu, kterou otevre h sal v nj
hledati. Prace tasaa y.yzadova-
la ash dvacet minut casu. Ko-
necne pravil urednfk S uspoko-
|jenim: eide name, co hleda-
me. Dite, divka narozena 10.
TIna 1888, otec i matka ne
znami. Dite bylo nazvano Vir-
ginie Ursula. Ponevadz dite o.
pusteno bylo, prevzala sprawl
!vefejne dobrocinnosti starost o
me-.
Rabiot zaznamenal 81 vSe
do sve kapesni knizky. Pode-
koval uFednikovi a odebral Sc
bcz prGtahu do 1radovny We
rejne dobrocinnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-02
Kdyz jsou v Stavu SvGj Vast

hdyZ Jsou StaVu SVu1 VlaSC-
nj chleb 81 vydelavati, tedy je
Jim volno jiti kan Sc Jim lib
q konati CO chteji; verejna do
hroeinnost prestava o ne Sc sta
rati. Nuzs cd parozeni dcery
Klary Guerinove, ktera z tie
'neb one pTfciny cd matky O.
pustena byla, prihodilo Sc mno
no veci, nehlede ami ma zmenu
vlady, valku v roku 1870 a po-
vstanf komuny. DEFINE tomu,
re dcera Klary Guerinov6 do
sud zije, nezamestnava Sc 8 nj
zprava cd roku 1860. Pakli kra
jlnu, kde tehda bydlela, opusti-
la a nevi sc kan odesla, Dude
velmi obtizno, nell nemozno, il
naleznouti. Nemajic zadne ro-
diny a nicim nejsouc zdrzova-
ma, mono, re opustila Francii.
Kdo vi? Snad jest v Americe.
Jak vidite, nalezame Sc V po-
staveni velmi obtiznem. Ale,
jak jsme prave pravili, must
me ~vyzvedeti ma Gem jsme. Co
mne ponekud upokojuje, jest,
re dcera vzdychave Lily nezna
jmeno sve matky. Nepodarl sc
to tee vykonavateli zaveti a no
tarovi. Jedine my vine dnes, re
Klara Guerinova neni vice ma
zivu. Lezi pod drnem a hrob
.jeji chova tajemstvi minulosti.
At jiz opustenou divku nalez-
meme neb ne, miliony Joramie-
ovy nalezeji nam, nebot' nikdy
nedovf Sc dcera Klary Guerino-
Wy, re ma naroky ma dedictvi,
kdyz die znenf zaveti budeme
museti deset 7ok1 cekati, do
bre, pockame".
~ chudobe ziti a Drift sc de-
set roku, kdezto potrebujeme
pc milionech jen ruku vztah-
Iouti, jest k%rusne" minila ma
jemnice.
Gertrude, odpovim YAM S
prfslovim: "Ku zle hire musime
sc prijemne tvafiti!"
Pc techto moudrych slovech
= Josef Rabbit byl vseho mo-
cen = rozesli Sc spojenci.
Hodina k odebrani Sc ma luz
ko nadesla.
Nasledujiciho Ultra pc snida-
nj rozloucil Sc Rabbit S manzeli
rarizotovymi a odebral sc pes
ky do Courmountu, odkud jej
dostavnik do Blois dovezl.
Okolo sesti hodin vecer pri-
sci do Poitiers. Jelikoz bylo jiz
ponekud pozde, odlozil sve W.
zvedy ma den priSti. Navecerel
Sc V hostinci a pax ulehl. Rano
vstal zahy a kdyz Sc ustrojil a
dlouho vse jeste uvazil, vysel z
hostince. Myslil, re predevSlm
odebefe Sc do nemocnice, kdez
Klara Guerinova sve dite poro-
dila. Tam mu zajiste povedi, ia
Ike jmeno diteti dali, jelikoz
matka jeji byla neznama.
V dev6t hodin vstoupil do
nemocnice a smele tazal Sc pc
riditeli.