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The evening world., 1921-05-04
Looks Careworn From Re-
SponSibility Resting Upon
Him as Nations Executive in
Dealing With Big Problems.
Let's Congress Know That He
Wishes to Be Let Alone in
Steering Ship of State Over
Shoals.
By DGUid laurence.
Especial Correspondent Of Tho
Evening Worldly

WASHINGTON. May Copy
right, 192D.-President Harding
looks somewhat careworn. The
weight OF responsibility rests
heavily on him. No longer do1s
he wear the Senatorial manner.
the seeming ease and aband IN
OF the Capitol cloak rooms. He
looks and acts the part OF Chief
Executive, whose time for smiles
and banter are lost in the serious
moss of a huge task.
The President has found It
necessary to beg the Senate to re-
member that the Chief Executive
can't do effective work IL the
members OF the Legislative body
insist on invading what he con-
siders his legitimate Jurisdiction
the handling OF foreign policy,
questions Of disarmament, the re-
call Of troops from the Rhine and
kindred matters.
Mr.. Harding isn't seeking
quarrel with the Senate. He is
doing everything in his power to
avoid one. But all the Senators
aren't cooperating with him in a
way that spells teamwork. Time
was when members Of Congress
would keep the white House in
formed II they intended intro
ducing bills or making speeches
that touched on the sphere of the
Executive. AS consequence,
little evidences Of lack of team
work are exaggerated into re-
The evening world., 1921-05-04
CUTTING DEFEATED
ON ENGLISH COURTS
Amrican. Loser TO Baerlein for
British Court Tennis
Title.

LONDON. May 4,-E. NJ. Bae-lein.
the British court tennis champion, sue
cessfully defended his title against C.
Suydam Cutting. the American challen-
ger, at the Queens Club here to-day,
defeating Cutting In three straight sets
The evening world., 1921-05-04
Mrs. StiLLm0n Amused
As 'KeyhOLe and Ladder
Testimony Is Introduced
Canadian VINO Accuses Wife
of Banker at Divorce Hear
ing Is Called Little Peeping
Witness" by Her Lawyer.
Brother of Fred BeauvaiS,
Indian. Guide, Says All
Charges Made by Financier
Will Be Refuted.

The vanguard Of the so-calied key
hole and ladder witnesses" whose
testimony is largely relied upon by
counsel for James A. Stillman, former
President Of the National City Bank,
to win him a divorce, appeared to-day
at the library of the BAR Association,
where the divorce hearing was re-
sumed.
One OF these was George Adams,
fifty-sev of Grande Anse, Canada.
Mr.. Stanchfield, OF Mrs. Stillman's
counsel, said afterward to an Evening
World reporter that Adams was "a
little peeping witness whose testi-
mony was not damaging"
1t was said by others present that
Adams told of certain incidents in
the room of Fred Beauvais, the Indian
guide, at Grande Anse, in the Black
burn House, a hotel about forty miles
from Lake Dawson. where a camp
was being built for the Stillmans.
This was in December. 1917.
Adams is said to have admitted on
cross examination that he is still on
the payroll Of Mr. Stillman and that
his duties are OF a consulting ma
ture."
WITNESSES INTERRUPTED BY
GUARDIAN FOR GUY.
Fred Adams, son of the witness,
was also present and Is reported to
have given testimony along similar
lines. These witnesses were frequent
ly interrupted, it was said, by ques-
tions by John f. Mack, guardian ad
litem for Guy Stillman. whose legiu-
macy and inheritance are at stake in
the case. There were interruptions
also by Abel Smith of counsel for Mrs.
Stillman.
Arthur Beauvais. a brother OF the
guide who has been named as core
spondent, was present throughout the
hearing. He said afterward that n
part Of his duty was to suggest ques-
tions to be used in the cross-examina-
tion of Mr.. Stillman's witnesses.
MRS Stillman," said Beauvais,
Seemed to be greatly amused by the
witnesses. II she wants TO she can
easily get ten or twelve good witness
ses to refute the testimony of the
keyhole and ladder observers. From
my knowledge OF the house at Three
Rivers should say it must have
been very difficult to see the things
that these witnesses are said to have
seen.
Before 1 left Canada l saw Henry
Grenon, one of the French Canadian
keyhole witnesses employed on the
Stillman estate, and l know he is not
coming back TO New York. Ferdi-
nand and Joe Page, also numbered
among the witnesses for Mr.. Stillman
we're not in Canada when l left, and
| don't know where they are now"
It was said that another of Mr.
Stillman's witnesses, Miss Isabel
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DUBLIN. May 4.-Twelve Irish vol
unteers were either killed or wounded.
and one military officer was severely
wounded as a result. according to an
oficial report to-day Of a trip by a
party from a border regiment to investi-
gate an ambush which occurred yester-
day at TouImakeady, County Mayo.
The evening world., 1921-05-04

Arcade, Pulitlr world building 5J-6J PArE
Row. !, Ciu. Tel,PAone BckmLn 1000
Chtck room Tor baggage and parcels Opcn d1y Gnd
niEhL Money orders aud uaVsllsIS' check iof
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06
Can Sell. His Rail Stocks Wisely

Question: own tho following bonds
bought at much higher prices Chicago
Southern Railroad general 4, ST. Paul
convertible AZ, I Newark Consolidated
Gas &. Baltimore & Ohio Pittsburgh
full for your valuable advice about chang
Ing these bonds for others with better
prospects OF appreciation even though ]
had to pay higher prices for tho latter.
Maryland second preferred stock, Chicago
Great Western common and preferred
Wabash preferred. Series Al; Brio first
preferred. I can afford to wait a year or
80. but don't expect much improvement In
these stocks. Would you approve of sell
ing out to-day and investing proceeds in
some bonds or good investment stocks {?
Il. A. d.
Answer--We would hold on to the
Western Maryland per cent bonds
and the Southern Railway general and
development As. We would advise sell
ing the Chicago Great Western bonds
the st. Paul convertib1es and the Bal
timore & Ohio 4s, and all Of your
stock. With the proceeds we would
suggest buying some Of the foreign
government bonds, which at present
give high degree Of security with a
high yield, in our opinion. We suggest
Government of Switzerland IS, due
1910, recently selling at 1861; King
dom Of Sweden IS, due 1899, recently
selling at 86h, and Belgium 7Ks, due
1945, redeemable by lot at lis, and
recently selling at 1O1M. To give your
list Of investments further diversified
ton, we would suggest the purchase of
a Standard Oil Of California per cent
bond, due 1881, recently selling at
1885, and Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company per cent
bona, due 1881, recently selling at
101N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06
Poles Need Financial Expert
American May Be Invited to
Help Solve Difficulties

LONDON, Sept. 5.-The Polish gov.
eminent is contemplating inviting ar
American expert to help solve Polish
financial difficulties, according to. dis.
patch from Warsaw to "The Times
Six months ago the Polish government
invited the assistance of a British
Treasury official, but Hilton Young
who was selected for the post, was un.
able to accept because of his appoint.
ment as Financial Under Secretary. Al
the outbreak of the Upper Silesian
trouble the matter was dropped.
The "Times" correspondent. declares
that imitation has been necessary be-
cause the Polish government does not
raise sufficient revenue to pay ex-
penses and because the baleful infiu-
erce of criticism of the Diet hampers
the governments effort to introduce
sound economy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06
St. paurs Problem Not Yet Solved

Question-Please give me your opinion
Of Duquesne Light 71as of 1885 on 77o
basis; Portland (oreJ Light and Power
7ha Of 1916. on 1855 basis: American
AGRICULTURAL Chemical 7hs of 1941. on 100
basis: Rochester Gas and Electric rs of
1876, on 7.a5 basis, and Chicago. Mil
.waukee st. Paul AIS of 2014. on $50
basis.-H. H. II.
Answer-We think that Duquesne
Light TVS, Portland Light g. Power
TVS and Rochester Gas and Electric rs
are fairly good investments. We think
that the American Agricultural Chemi-
cal. 75as are q good investment, but the
fertilizer business is in such bad shape
that it might be more conservative and
little safer to wait until there has
been change in this respect The
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul has ap-
parently not yet solved its operating
problems completely, and we would not
be. inclined to invest in it's bonds until
we could see more clearly than we can
now what the outcome will be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06
Atlas Powder TVS

Question: tnclcse circular describing
the Atlas Powder Company tn per cent
ffteen-year bond. due in 1886. which has
been recommended to me. Is this safe
and desirable investment? notice you
Of Denmark per cent bonds and the IN
ternational Mercantile Marine 6 per cent
bonds, but have not seen any comment In
your column. concerning the Atlas Powder
issue. Which of these three securities
would you prefer at present prtces?-
G. II. T.
Answer - In answering a question
such as your last one it is possible
only to express a personal opinion. We
would prefer the Kingdom of Denmark
IS. We think, however, that the Atlas
Powder TVS are a good investment
with liberal sinking fund provision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06
American Financiers Hunting
Way to Aid Frencl, Indusfr'

PARIS, Sept. 5.-Informal discus
sions are taking place here anon
American financiers with the purpos'
OF establishing closer operation Pc
tween American banking interests =
France and evolving practical methcos'
for helping French industries throuS'
these institutions
The disposition noticeable some tisss
ago in a certain portion OF the ffeps'
press to oppose the American bans'
here apparently has disappeared. ~
Paris offices of the Bankers Trust ee's'
pany were removed to-day to perm
nent quarters in the Place Vendome =
what formerly was the Hotel Bristch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06
Six Low Priced Foreign Bonds

Question-Kindly give mo a list Of six
low priced foreign bonds that are safe, in
yestments.-H. M.
Answer--United Kingdom SIX per
cent bonds, due 1887, recently selling
at 81; United Kingdom 5h per cent
bonds, due 1929, recently selling at 80;
Kingdom of Sweden per cent bonds,
due 1889, recently selling at S6M; City
of Copenhagen 531a per cent bonds, due
1914, recently selling at 70; City of
Bordeaux IS, due 1884, recently selling
at 83; Dominion Of Canada SIX per cent
bonds, due 1925, payable in United
States gold in New York, recently SELL
ing at "a, are all. in our opinion, good
foreign government bonds that are safe
investments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06

Drop of $4,000, 600, Com.
pared With 6 Mos. Last Year
III ).
.1d6N.

WASHINGTON Sept. 5.-Americsr
trade with Soviet Russia, amounting 70
$1S,oo0,O0o for the first SIX months o.
this year, fell far below the CORE
spending period of either 1919 or 1895
according to a report by the Depart
nient of Commerce.
During the first half of 1921 thu
report said, imports from Russis
amounted to 100000 and exports +
that country totaled $4,000, 900. Will
for the same months of 1919 imports
were S2,975,000 and exports 500. 464. we;
and for the corresponding period o
1920 imports totaled s8,555,0o0 and e.
ports $2S, 500, 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06

Questions Of general Interest to tns
Vostors tOill be GnswsreG in this col
untn, IN which case only initials 1oiH
DO suscd. Others wiIl be ansaUered BY
mail. Address all inquiries, inctos.
ing stamped, addressed enveiops, to
Financial Editor, The Tribune, 154
Nassau Street, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06
Important Differences in Erie Bonds

Question--In recent issue you expressed
the opinion that the underlying bonds. of
Erie are good investment for person
not nervous about investments. Do you
include in this statement the Erie prior
lien as and general lien As. due 1896? How
Is each secured? What is your opinion of
Erie Genesee River first mortgage per
1855; Savannah & Atlanta Railroad first
and convertible IS, 1896, and Owl Drug
Company per cent gold notes, 1923?-
w. II. &.
Answer--Erie prior lien 4s, of which
there are S35,00O,000 outstanding, are
secured by first lien on 181 miles of
line, a first collateral lien on eighty
one miles additional, a second collat-
eral lien on TOT miles, and they under
lie the consolidated general lien 4s of
1906. The consolidated general lien
4s cover the same property as the prior
lien As. We think that Eric Genesee
River first mortgage IS, due 1857, are
business mans investment and have a
certain element Of speculation about
them. On the other hand, we think
that Erie g. Jersey 6s, due 1865, are
good investment The reason for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06
Jesse Livermore Thinks
Dehation Is at End

Jesse l.. Livermore, whose extensive
operations have been the feature of
the stock market for the last two
years, believes that the protractcd
period of defiation is at an end. Mr..
Livermore's opinions are the more in
teresting from the fact he has been
recognized as the leader of the bear
faction and is regarded as a keen stu
dent of economic conditions.
ut is time," said Mr.. Livermore,
"the American business man realized
that the downward trend has been
checked and that, the industries of the
country in general have seen the end
Of the REIMBURSEMENT period"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06

Otis & Co., E. B. Smith & Co. and
Elkins, Morris & Co., of Philadelphia,
are Offering $2,200,000 River Basin
Paper Company per cent sinking fund
closed first mortgage bonds, dated
August /, 1921, and due August 1, 1896.
The price is 80 and accrued interest, to
yield over 8 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06
Offer Michigan Highway Bonds

Lamport, Barker & Jennings are
offering new issue of $4,000 900
State of Michigan Highway Improve
ment 20-year 51a per cent bonds at
104.30 and interest to yield over 5.15 per
cent. The bonds will be dated Sep
TENDER Is. 1921, maturing September
Is, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06

rentes, 5s francs so confines. Elk
change on London, 48 francs So CEN
times. Five per cent loan, 81 francs 45
centimes. The dollar was quoted at
10 francs TX confines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06
Liverpool Cotton Market

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 5.-Spot cotton
in active demand; prices strong.
American middling fair at laid; good
middling, 12.71d; fully middling,
12.26d; middling, 11.s6d; low middling,
11.06d; good ordinary, 10000; ordinary,
9.31d. Sales 10000 bales, including
11,400 bales American. Receipts 5000
bales; no American. Futures closed
firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06

Q on San FrancLc Exchan
a. Stock outstanding changed July 1920 s44s2
N) par March, .s
change o in
in
dand
in and1s
- ~ ~'-~"N
Stock lend Of cent July,
o. "~~-
April.
in
IN in
in only to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06
Selling. Price Is No Clew

Question: would like your advice on
the following bonds in order to invest $500
In the near future: Southwestern Bell
Telephone z per cent bonds. due 1925;
Middle West Utilities Company per cent
bonds duo 1871, and Bethlehem Steel 7
per cent bonds. due 1875. II should
purchase any of the above named bonds
could sell them easily would appre-
ciate your advice In regard TO this matter.
Would 1t be good investment to purchase
bond that is selling around IS and
paying per cent u. C. L.
Answer-Southwest Bell Tele-
phone rs, due 1925. are good invest
ment, in our opinion, and are more
suitable for your purposes than either
of the other two you name. 1t depends
entirely on the character Of the bonds
as to whether the purchase of per
or not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06
London Market Steady

LONDON, Sept. 5.-Prices were steady
on the Stock Exchange to-day. Bar sill
yer, 38%d an ounce; bar gold, HOS 10d;
money, 2$4 per cent. Discount rates
were: Short bills, 4h per cent; three
month bills, 47-16 per cent.
Closing quotations of stocks were:
Consols. money. 479a III Central 1o1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06
London Wool Auction

LONDON. Sept. 5.--At the wool avg:
sales to-day 1870 baIe- were onS
There We're good sales at recent
The home trade and Continental b
were quieter. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06

speculative AcnAma aknp since the last pery a m
H q rcMM h rim pal hmwN or change wi
figured IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06
WEN Balanced Investment Of $4,000

Question: have been requested by an
elderly couple, who have q very limited
capital and income. to invest $4,000. The
Liberty bonds. $500 French So. $500 Boil
gian TVS; $500 United Kingdom 6hs, due
1887; $500 Great Northern Northern Pacific
Duquesne Light and Power (Pittsburgh)
7As or es. and $500 Du Pont rs Your
opinion OF the above as to diversity, safety
Of principal and rate OF income will be
greatly appreciated, as well as any sugges-
tons you might offer.-E. A NJ
Answer-We think your selection is
sound and would make no recommends
tibn for any change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06
J.K.Rice.Jr. Co.Buy&Sell
American Hawaiian S. S.
Amer. Meter Stock & Bonds

Amer. meter brock q 00n0e
American Thread Preferred
American Brass Stock
American Eagle Investing 81
American Piano Com. & Pfd.
Acker, Merrall & Condit Stock
Amer. Cyanamid Com. d Pfd.
Aeolian Weber p. & p. Stock
Aluminium Co. of America
Babcock & Wilcox Stock
Bank Of America
Bank of Manhattan Co. Stock
Bush Terminal Com. Stock
E. w. Bliss Com. & Pfd.
Clinchfeld Coal Common
Continental Ins. Stock
Continental Oil Stock
Corn Exchange Bank Stock
Colorado Fuel & Iron Pfd.
Chase National Bank
Celluloid Company
Childs (Rest.) Com. & Pfd.
Calico Chemical Stocks
Croker Wheeler Common
Computing, Tab. & Rec. Co.
Davis Coal & Coke
Della, Lack. & w. Coal Stock
Equitable Trust Stock
Farmers Loan & Trust Stock
Foundation Co. Stock
Fed. Ii. & Trac. Com. q Pfd.
Franklin Insurance Stock
Fidelity henix Insurance
General Baking Com. & Pfd.
Guaranty Trust Stock
Great Northsrn Paper Stock
Gold Car Heat & Light
Great American Ins. Stock
Great Atlantic & Pac. Tea Pfd.
Galena Signal Oil Gold Pfa.9
Gillette Safety Razor
Goodyear Tire & Rub. Pr. Pfd.
Havana Tobacco So
H.. w. Johns anvilse Com.
Hudson Trust
Hercules Powder Pfd.
Home Insurance Co. Stock
international Elevating Stock
Indiana & Illinois Coal Com.
J. G. Brill Common
Hotel Stattler Stock
Hooking Valley Railway
Hanover National Bank Stock
Ingersoll-Rand Com.
Kirby Lumber Com. & Pfd.
| Kolb Bakery Preferred
| Lehigh Valley Coal Sales
Lima Locomotive Com. & Pfd.
Minneapolis Brewing Com.
Mccall Corp. Com. & Pfd.
Merck & Co. Preferred
Mass. Baking Stock
Manhattan Elec. Supply Stock
| Miles, Bement-P ond Com.
| New Mexico & Arizona Land
| Jos. Dixon Crucible
! New York Mutual Gas Light
| N. Y. Plate CIaas Inns. Stock
! National Liberty Insurance
| Niagara Inns. Stock
National Park BANK Stock
/ N. Y. State Rvs. Com. a Pfd.
4 National Ice & Coal Stock
4 Old Dominion S. S.
4 Phelps-Dodge Corp. Stock
\ Pyrene Manufacturing
Pratt & Whiting Pfd.
\ Penna. Coal h Coke
Pacific Fire Insurance
Il Pacific Coas. Co. Stock
h Remington r. lst q 2nd Pfd.
H Royal Bak. Pow. Com. 4 Pfd.
4 Royal Typewriter
| Realty Associates Stock
II Singer Mfg. x Ltd. Ssocks
Il Standard Oil Of Ohio
Il Shuts Bread Stock 4 Bonds
n Sen SEN Chiclet Sc
/ Safety Car Htg. 4 Lty.
/ Scoville Manufacturing
\ Standard Oil of New York
4 Title Guaranty & Trust
4 Thurber Earthen Products
/ Telautograph Corp. Com.
| Tunnel r. r. of ST. Louis
| Union Ferry Stock
! Union Tank Car Common
| u. s. Mortgage & Trust Stock
William Whitman Preferred
Ward Baking Securities
+ Winchester Co. 1t q End Pfd.
West Virgins Pulp 4 Paper
Yukon, Alaska, Trust
We have good markets in I'M
: listed and Inactive Securities,
Bank, Trust Co., Insurance
and Standard Oil Stocks, and
respectfully invite your in
qniries.
.K.Rlce, Jr.&CO
homes ~ % TO 4oie John. - Wall st.. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06
Investment Information

difference in our valuation Of the bonds
Is that, whereas both bonds are first
mortgage on cutoff lines of the Erie,
the Genesee River cutoff proved lar
more expensive piece of work than had
been expected and is not, in our opin-
ion, as valuable an operating aid 20 the
Erie as is the Erie & Jersey, which is
a cutoff built from just outside Of Jer-
sey City to avoid heavy grade. The
Erie g. Jersey is, in our opinion, an es-
sential and profitable piece Of railroad.
This is a matter of opinion, and you
will see that the market price of these
two bonds does not reflect the differ
ence which we think exists. The Owl
Drug per cent notes, due 1928, are a
direct obligation of the company, but
are not secured by mortgage. The
company in 1920 was earning its inter
est charges several times over. On the
other hand, the nature Of the business
of the company is speculative. 1t oper
ates on the Pacific Coast. We would
consider the notes as good business
mans short-term investment. The Sa-
vannah & Atlanta IS are speculative.
They are secured by a first mortgage
on short line with terminal property
in Savannah, but the carrying power of
the road is problematical.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-06
Paris Market Firm

PARIS, Sept. 5.-Prices were firm on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-25
Zvlastni kursy pro katy ,

Rusku. Y Rigy, %. zarl. So
Vetske casopisy oznamuji, ne
V Moskve byly otevreny zvla-
Stni kursy pro prlpravu IVY
konavatelu soudnich rozsud-
ku". O raZu techto kursu lie
jiz souditi podle toho, ,ze ia
posluchace jsou prijimani ie-
nom agenti crezvycajky mi
licnl straznici a to jenom ma
doporucenl nadfizenych IRA
du a po vykonane ukousce.
kursy mali museum, labora-
tore anatomicky kablnetl?
- Podjvna Zprava bochazl
arci Z pramenu bolSeyicke Via
de krajn6 neprlznivych q
dluzno il brati nalezitou
spetkou soil as podobne iako
drivejal zpravu : protibolsevi-
ckou 0 'socialisovanlo zen.
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IA TOMASEM SIDLEM.

Doznel ten perlik zWota
a zmlklo to srdce yroucl -
Posledni iiskra zakmitla
z te vyhne, kdysi tax zhouci.
Sc stromu Gsti pada.
nitro teskni a zrak slzi -
Prvy Z troilistku T. l.. j.
Y neznamo poiednou mizi.
To Jest iiz osud mas -
Stale sc, musi tax byti.
PriSel cas- - Ty isl odumrel,
Tvoie pamatka bude vSak ziti.
Prislo TO 2 cio,a iasno, byli
ismc tti a ted isme jen dva:
Srotci. NaSeho Toma neni vi
cel Ruka Sc chv6je pri psanl
tohoto a slzy kali slabnouci jiz
zrak. Xnal isem mil6ho Toma
asi 10 roku, kazdy no mel rad,
Izla sc, ze ani nepratel nemel.
$ nitrem bolem stisnenym yzpo
minam oStatnimi ieho pirate
Ii ma krasne nim zazite chyi-
le iak y zivote soukromem, TAX
Y ruznych snolkach a organi-
sacich.
V lotcch 80tych min. stoleti
on pin silly a energie, bydlel Sc
lsyoit rodinoa Y malem, ale IL
tuln6m domecku Sc zahrad.
kou kolam upravenou ma Hos
mar Ave, Newburghu, kterJ
tehda ieSte ku mestu Clevelan-
du nebyl pripojen. Casio nam
! }ikaval. re $ druzkou sVoji 3
5 n6kolika malymi detmi \
tom domeGku zazll nelkrasnel
81 chvile sveho Fodinneho I'll
yota, re napotomni jejich dun
na Broadway 3 nvn6isi ieiicl
residence na Miles Ave. je nj
kdy talk neteSili, jako to prvn
skrovne rodinne hnlzdeGko.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-25

"Tati, dostanc Sc lev do ne
be 2"
NE ~ nikdy.'
"A coz knez?"
"ren ano."
"a coz kdyz ten lev sezere
kneze?"
wis co, poid'me sc podl-
vat tamhlc ma opice." ="