davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1921-05-01
womcn's GoIr Hnndicsps.

scRATcH--Miss Georgienna Bishop. Brook
lawn. Mrs. =. Feitner. South Shore Mrs.
W. J. Gavin. Beieclaire. and Miss Marion
Iiollins. WcstbroolS.
HANDICAP ONE-sfrs T. j.. Du Bois, Rari-
tan Valley; Mrs. IL. A. Jackson. Greenwich
Mrs. G. NJ. Hecksher, Piping Rock. and
naSprcAP Mss 3 Puc4RSi Two-MPe rqgeSt Hi. Auoh,p
close. Piping Rock: Mrs. c. J. s. Fraser.
Baltusrol: Mrs. s. \. HerZog, Oak Ridge:
Mrs: Jack Renwlck, Bedford, and Mrs. A.
HANDICAP THRIE-Mrs. II. Blumenthal.
Fairvisw; Mrs. 9. w. Fowler, Baitusroi. !.
Peacock. Cherry Valley Mrs. II. c. Phipps.
Piping Rock; Miss II. Sherwood, st.
Georges. and Mrs. n. 7. Rogers. Plain
HANDICAP FouR-Mrs. j. IT. Alex
andre. Piping, Rock; Mrs. ]. 2. Chapman.
Greenwich. Mrs j. -. a. Fosburgh. Ards
ley: Mrs. g. Grecniali. Hollywood: Mrs.
Plainfleld; Mrs. 9. K. Morrow, Engineers.
HANDICAP FiivE: y II Miss i.S' Daisy Airoy,
Garden City; AIRS. Robert Ames., Youn;
takah. Mrs. w. 8. Bird. Sleepy Hollow
Miss. *. Bomann: Pialntield: Mrs. W. $.
Boyd, Flushing; Mrs. H. q. Cairns. Cen
tury: Mrs ". chilyers, Dunwoodie; Miss
NJ. .Conroy. Fox Hills. Mrs. }. r. Davis.
Piping Rock; Mrs. y u. Engls, Rumson;
Mrs. Charles Fair. Nassau; Mrs. ID. q.
ssa. ee. M4s Ranb m A. ~ eTFstssh Fta,b
ms; Miss Elizabeth Hardin, Baltusrol
Mrs Isaac Harter. Richmond County: Mrs.
d. i
Irving EngIowood; Mr.. r. g. Koemple.
Glen Ridge; Mrs. J. ~, Lapham. Apc-
wants. Mrs. J. VI. MacGOwnn, Glen Ridge
Miss Dorothy Manice, Cherry Valley; Miss
y. Marcus, Ocean, Miss !. Mlehler. Green
wich; Mrr, J. 4 Moffet', Greenwich; Mrs.
I. \. Moore. Sleepy Hollow: Mrs. w. IT.
Morgan, Baltusrul; Mira. Gouverneur Morris,
Piping Rock; Mrs. 4. y. Mash. Baitusroi
Mrs. W, u. Nicholson, Englewood Mrs.
A. NJ. Perkins, Greenwich: Mrs. N. ~.
Paterson, Englewood: Mrs. y. y. Ryan.
BaItusroi: Mrs. H. seligman, Norwood
Mrs. X. Smalley. Hackcnsacie; Mrs. Q,
| Smith. Glen Ridge; Mrs. s. II. Steele,
Scersdale; Mrs. g. j.. Voorhees,, Baltusroi
Mrs. I. T. +; wanner, Cherry Valley
wlmpfheImer. Century.
HANDICAP sIX-Miss Atha. ESSEX County
ty; Mrs. ". y. Bayer, Deal: Mrs 4. Blake,
Baitusrol; Mrs. II. Boyer, Piping Rock
| Miss J. Bredt, Essex County; Mrs. Curtiss
claire: Miss Miriam Fried. YountalRh
Miss Sylvia Hlghton. Haokensack: Miss
J. A. Irving, Richmond County: Mrs. Lea.
ter Ketcham. Dunwoodie; Mrs. Edward
Knapp. westbrook; Mrs. w. q. Loew. Pip
ing Rock Miss r. NJ. Mellon. Morris Coun-
Morse Nassau: Mrs. Fred Potts: Lake
wood. Mrs Ira Richards. Nassau Mrs.
Roomc, Piping Rock Mrs. G. r. Russell
ArdSlcy: Mrs L. G.. Schreibcr. Baltusrol
Mrs. a. shosf Englewood Mrs. G. ~
smithers. Nassau Miss Y. Starrett. Essex
County; Mrs. A. q. summer. Nassau: Mrs.
c. l.. Tiffany. Nassau. Mrs. II. r. Van
Week, Montclair, and Miss NJ. A. Wolf,
SEVENTH HANpIcAP--Mrs. II. Aithin.
Trenton; Mrs. y. q Arnold. westfield; I;
karcas. hr y Ass',ss.cs; sss 'nsS Mrs. r' p,o e.
wcs1H MN. x. Hsvwps 1inscSssHocR.rs Mrs.
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Fine Massacbusett- Entry.

oulmet expressed himself pleased at
the fact that Guilford had been able 10
.ain the party. but Il Is doubtful II any
one was 70 gratified at the inclusion ot
the Boston siege gun" as Fownes.
I'VE have a fine team" remarked the
captain, "and II we fall in our mission
there will be nothing 70 say save that
the British showed US that their stars
were not so badly played out as many
would have us believe. Personally while
[ hope for the best 1 realize that they
have enough good players over there TO
make Il interesting. to say the least.
I'VE are not going over to lift the cup.
but we nre going to make mighty
good try. With a little luck some Of our
boys should do we'll. but many an un-
foreseen situation arises in the game Of
golf. Most OF our players never have
been abrosd before. British conditions
VIII be altogether new TO them.
Then. III addition TO the factors OF
wind and weather. there are the British
players to be considered. old-timers
never take anything for granted, least
Of all success. We hope to win. OF
course. but We rcai'~e that we win have
to play lot Of good golf and defeat
a lot or good mon 70 accomplish this
Ouimet said that he was taking abroad
with him q set OF clubs to which no
objection could be raised. In the lot
he did not have a single ribbed mashle.
Last year III Woodland expert played
a good deal with this type OF club, and
on his return to England Thomas ID.
Armour. who reached the last eight in
the national amateur championship at
Roslyn, l.. l.. and was eliminated by
Ouinet, told how the Bostonian owed
much of his approaching success TO the
deep scored mashies with which he
pitched the bail up to the pin.
These clubs sometimes are spoken OF
as the "stoppum." because Of tho back
spin which they impart to tho ball
Armour took a set OF these mushies
back home with him, and immediately
a discussion started abroad as TO their
legality. Certain authorities in England
recently have been agitating against
their use. and action along these line,
is being considered both in America and
Great Britain
Should Ouimet win at IIoylake no ont
will be able 20 say that he had bis
advantage IN the construction OF his
mashies, for, as he declared. there Ii
not acore Of any consequence IN anS
OF his clubs. ard certainly no club OF
mashie in his bag that can be classed
"a coming under the category u rib.
faced"
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UNION CoIIEorANs LOSE.

wrI,IIAafsTowN, Mass. April A0--wflI-
iama defeated Union College IN "A fsini track
rnsst here to-day. "a o-sfo % Ia
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FOUR WOMEN TOP
GOLF RATING LIST
Mrs. Feitner. Miss HOllins.
Mrs. Gavin and Miss Bishop
Are Leaders.
ny KERR n. PETRIE.

Miss Georgiana NJ Bishop OF Brook
lawn, Mrs. Quentin Feitner OF South
Shore. Mrs. W. A. Gavin of Bellecaire
all appear on the scratch mark of the
Women's Metropolitan Golf Association,
the annual handicap list OF which has
been issued by way Of preparation for
the active season Of that organization
Considering the impressive manner in
which she won the metropolitan title ut
Greenwich last year and prevented the
honors being carried overseas by the
English player, Mrs. G. M, Knight, Il
might have been supposed that the
women this year would honor Mrs.
Feitner by giving her d mark all by
herself However, such is not the case
and Mrs. f'eitner will have TO go out
again the coming SUMMER and convince
the handicappers that sne IS in a class
by herself. That she will do so is not
quite so certain, as In Mrs. Gavin and
Miss Hollins she has a pair OF very
formidable opponents with a lot of
tournament experience. Miss Bishop IS
another who always can be counted on
to make an interesting fight OF It.
Mrs. l.. Il. Du Bois OF Raritan VAL
ley. Mrs. III. Arnold Jackson of Green
wich. Mrs. G. NJ Heckscher and Mrs.
Thomas Hucknail are all placed AZ one
stroke handicap, and in the next line
arc Mrs. (. c. Auchincloss Of Piping
Rock, Mrs. G. J. S. Fraser Of Baitusrol,
Mrs. S. A. Herzog of Oak Ridge, AIRS.
Jack Renwick of Bedford and Mrs 4.
s. Rossln OF Century.
Mrs. Hucknall and Mrs Auchincloss
are former national seIni-iinallsts, while
Mrs, Jackson has been the champion
twice, winning first at Chevy Chase in
1908 and for the second time at Nassau
in 1914
Following are the leading bandicaps
of tho Women's Metropolitan Golf AS
sociation for the year:
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GOLF TEAM STARTS
FOR BRITISH LINKS
Continued from First Pa0e.

tween the Americans and the cream OF
the British players, but if this is not ar
ranged in the shape OF an international
contest it is certain that the members OF
the oxford and Cambridge .Golfing So
ciety will engineer some affair Of the
kind.
There is every probability that sew
eral or all OF the American amateurs
will also compete in the British open
championship at st. Andrews. Amateur
entries in this event are restricted TO
something like ten players, but in view
of the fact that the Americans who left
yesterday are all of a high calibre IL
should not be surprising If they We're ex-
tended O. special welcome to the blue rib
bon event and added to the regular
quota Of British amateur contestants.
While all forecasts of the chances oi
the American amateurs has invariably
feen confined to the British amateur
championship, at least three of the team.
Evans. Jones and Ouirnet, are qualified
to go a long way in the open or even 70
win Il outright. Evans and Oulmet both
have held the American national open
championship. and Jones appears to be
J.st as good as these two either at match
or medal play golf.
The entry of the trio would certainly
enhance the prospects OF an American
victory at st. Andrews However, while
there IS no doubt that the amateurs feel
this way about il, Fownes said n great
oeal could not ne said on this score at
The present
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COMPETITIVE TENNIS
STARTS FOR SEASON
Dozen Matches Disposed OF in
North Side Doubles, Be-
fore Rain.
Miss Ryan Victor
at English Nets

SPECIAL Gable 90 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1851, oy TIRE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
London, April 80.
n fISS RYAN. the California ten
MI mis- player scored new VIC
: - tories to-day when she sue
cessfully competed In three finals.
the women's singles. women's
doubles and mixed doubles.
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HostinskJ: Zde jest take vas
cylindr, ktcry Sc Y ned6li ztra-
til, pane Majerc. Kancelista
Kohoutek .iei omylem odnesl.
Pan Maier; Proc pax iej iiz
vcera n|eVfdtil?
Hostinsky: No yite, vcera
musil jiti No pohfeb.
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Z iidoveho humoru.

F,ondukter V p%replnene tram
wa!yi w po desate: "Ku pre-
du,! Jd6te prece ku pfedu, at
mohou lid6 nastoupit".
KoneCne owe SC HAS: "Po-
sDouchaji, yasnosto, mam-li po-
rad jen ku pfedu, to jsem pre-
ce mohl jiti pesky'.
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|. Vymenny obchod a pristav Terstsky. Pro

yensko Terst ma nyni jiny vyznam nee mel tento pristav "a
Rakousko-U herska. Drive byl to jedny pristav cee monar-
chie a vsem narodnostem byly poskytnuty znacne yyhody, ably
molly Terstu pouzlvati pro svuj obchod. Nyni mezi Cesko-
slovenskem a Terstem jsou jine staty, ktere mali zvlaStni Gel
III 1mluvy. Tim sc vym6nny obchod pro Ceskoslovensko Jen
s6zuje. N6mecko, Francie a Belgie nabidy republce Cesko-
sOyenske se pristaVy a nemecka nabidka Dyla velice who'd
ma. Prece vsak zustaya Terst pro svoji zemtpsnou polohu pfi
rozenym vychodiskem pro Ceskoslovensko, hlavne pro obchod
Sc Stredozemnim morem a Vychodem. Ably pax Terst mohl
slouzt Ceskoslovensku pro obchod sc Zapadem a Atlantic.
oceanem, Dude Zalezeti prave ma italske Wade, ably poskytla
Naemozne yyhody republice ceskosoVenske, pax Test sc u
drzi a Dude slouziti jake skladiste hlavne pro obchod S kavou
pro Ceskoslovensko. ~..
slOVensko uZaVfelo jZ obchodni smlouvu S Francii a Jihoslo-.
vanskem. Nejen sc stanoyiska narodnostniho, ale hospodar-
skeho, je obchodni smlouva ceskoslovensko jihoslovanska We
lice dulezta. Jugoslave oplyva vekym bohatstvim hospodaf-|
skym, mdze vyyazeti dobytek obili a Ceskoslovensko doda
Ease vyrobky prumysove, hlavnd stroje. S touto vzajemnou
dm!uvou must Itale pocitati. Celni otazka Dude take ruzna,
protoze ie nestejny system dovozni j vyvozni mezi Itahi a re-
publikou ceskoslovenskou. ltale sicelomezuje dovoz a vyvoz
zen nekterych ~vyrobkd, Ceskoslovensko pax, az ma nektere
rredmety, omezuie dovoz mnohem vice. Proto jz nyni Dude
Sc musit ustanovit, ktere zbozi Dude pripustno pro doyoz w
Noz, a JAKE Vyhody Sc VzaIemne poskytnou.
Ii. ZelezniGni spojeni a doprava vIbec. Tento problem
je velice ddlezity, protoze je jednak uzce spojen S vymennym
obchodem, jednak nebyla dosud vyfesena otazka rozdelenl
dopravniho materialu nasupnickych statu. Smlouva Dude jed
matt tez o clech dopravnich a ~vyhodach pro vymenny obchod.
Hledeti sc Dude pledevsim k tomu, ably obchod ~probihal co
nejmene czimi cenimi hranicemi.
Ill. Vzajemny vztah osob pravnich moralnich, ktere
drive PARTLY pod rakouskouherskou monarchii. Jedna Sc o
stanoveni pravnich pom6ru obcanu a jejich maietku ma pude
ltaie nebo Ceskosovenska. Je mnoho pfipadu, re prislusnici
Ceskoslovenska NELL majetek V Tyrolich, nebo naopak, re
mnohe prumyslove podniky tyrolske m6ly zakoupeny bud &C.
]e stroje, nebo souGastky v Cechach.,
w. statni duh ceskoslovensky v Itali. Jedna Sc o SUI
nlarni ustanoveni vyse dluhu, kery Ceskolovensko ucinilo '
ltali postavenim, vyzbrojenim a vyztvovanim csl, legii "a val
ky pc nj. Al Dude ustanovena vyse dluhu, Dude Sc moci sta
stanoViti take zpusob 1hrady, a take doba. pc kterou Sc Dude
cl. duh splaceti.
Itasky list konci poznankou, re toto obchodni jednan
zahrnuje V sob6 mnoho prace a celuu fadu jinych otazek. z
vyfeSeni obchodnf smlouvy Observation-Disclosures vzejde neje3
prospect hospodafsky pro oba staty, nybrz take upevni Sc pc
htick6 ~pfatelstyi obou zeni. ~
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SIBRAVACEK
|Zivot a dilo samorostlehc
filosofa z lest.
Napsal Fir. Flos.

ne a tiSe Je otevfel a jake Stln
prokmitl JIM do zahrady.
Kdyz skocil mezi kere, byl ia
ko zachranen. Tise plizil Sc me
ri kerr a stromy, posleze odva-
I'll Sc ma stezicku, ale protoze
pisek vrzal pod jeho botama,
uchylil Sc radeji ma zahony, ne
Iveda ovsem, re jeho dukladne
boty nici nadherne kvetinove
koberce, ktere zahradnici S
Ivelikou peel vysazeli. Sibrava-
eek kracel tezce pc zavitni~
cich, kruzich a hvezdach, a ma
mahave vytahoval boflci Sc bo-
ty.
Nahle ozvaly sc V parku
vzdalene hlasy. Sibravacek Sc
lekl a. hup, uz byl v housti. Ale
Sc zlou Sc potazal. Jen tam sko
Gil, oval Sc zensky vykrik, ST.
bravaGek ucitil m6kke Pare,
zenske saty Sicily no pc no
hQu, silna wine zacpela a zlost-
ny muzsky HAS zahromoval:
"Ky rarach to sem vlit?"
Sibravacek neodpovedel, ale
vyrazil z besidky, kterou mel
"a houSti a hnal Sc nyni, ne
dhaje cest, jen jednim smerem.
Touzil, ably dobehl Ike zdi, at
lie to kdekoli. Kdosi Sc hnal "a
MIN a klel nekrest'ansky. Jlz
liz dobihal Sibravacek re zdi,
ale zed' byla vysoka a pokus
lSibravaGkuv Sc nezdafil. Ora
pal se>na zed', az Sc skoro hrar
ny chytil, ale V tom vydrolil Sc
kaminek re zdi a Sibravacek
Sc svalil jake plny pytel do
parku.
V tom .jiz tn byl pronasledo-
vatel, dobehl, ale ma Sibrava-
cka Sc nevrhl.
"Kdo jsi?" vyslychal.
mo, ia jsem 70, Sibrava'
cek", priznaval Sc zkrousene
ncbot' Poole hlasu poznal ted
pana barona.
Ease on! Clovece, tebe ne
cham p~ovasit", soptil. "A pc
slouchal isl, vid'?"
SibravaGek Sc bal a prot'
neodporoval: "Poslouchal".
"A slysel isl vsecko, vsc
cko?"
"VSecko isem Slysel".
Pan baron COST cizim jay
KEN Zaklel.
"Poslouchej, nicemo; pustir
tie, ale musis inject, slysiE
inject jake hrob a kdybys ne
kdy prece promluvil - pu
ida II n hlayu. A ted HE'D, a
bys zmizel."
"Co pax j. bych zmizel, al
zed' je vySoka".
"Jen to zkus, pomohu IT,.
A skutecne Sibravacek chl
til Sc opet okraje zdi a pan bs
ron podpiraje tezkou botu )
bravackovu, Znamenite Sibr;
vackovi pomohl, re Sc ustvan
nruz v~ySplhati mohl ma zed
| Dlouho Sc nerozmyslel a skoc
Sc zdf, az to zuchlo.
"Dei panbu dobrou noe
: loucil sc IL ga zdi u pax up
loval k domovu.
vs.
XXII.
} PoCestna obec M prozlv'
IL radostnou idyllu. Obecni z,
stupitelstvo rozbehlo Sc do sN
e ia a bylo by potrebi mnoha a
: delu S troubami, ably pany v
bory svolali.
Il Radni Holecek, CHI Jak
mu vseohecne fikalo Hlavatt
/ dial Sc Ma handl. Obchodoval
diiv1m, ale pracoval do ruk'
e pana Welnmanna, Sc ktery
byl tame smluven; Demur 3
II We svete Sc sindelem, hraber
Il hrabicemi a oeatkami, Janou
u poklasnoyal ma panskem CIV
J. lie kdesi niz kraji a ostatnl
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''svET"
dratek do c. bylo prece jen da-

nebo cepy, nebo byla nejaka
pochuzka do okoli a tax kdyz
Sc starosta Cachtalijan pfece
nekdy zminil, re by bylo zahod
no, ably svolal "hromadu'', od-
povidali jednotlivi PAM vybofi,
ably jen toho ted nechal, v I'll
me re Dude ma ouradovanl ca
su az buh brani a pax re Sc to
vezme hakem.
Nebylo take. mic duleziteho,
ably Sc vybor sejiti musil a Ia
kove ty "menSi hlouposti", jak
starosta rikal mensim aktum,
vyrizoval sam,
cake pax rozumy", uteso-
val sam sebe, "nejlepe Dude,
kdyz odpovim ma vsecko me
VIM, tim Sc mic nepokazi".
TAX prisel ma pr. dotaz, kde
Sc zdrzuje Naclav Motyl, KITE
~ Sc ma jafe nedostavil k Cd
vodu.
Starosta odpovedel klidn6,
re nevi. z hejtmanstvi hned
Ease ma to, ably Sc pine pc
mem patralo, re .podle povesti
ma Sc zdrzovati Vaclay Motyl
V Bestvinkach. Ma to starosta
odpovedel blahosklonne "'Tak
vida, lumpa! Bere sc ma vedo-
mi".
: Nekdy take poradil obecni
straznik Verunac a tn pax sta
rosta vejtisklive napsal: mas
Verunac povida to g to".
Nejradeji vidal Cachtaliian
cetnika ma obchuzce, zvlaSt'
kdyz prisel cetnik 2 vecera,
pax "musil" starosta S MIN do
hospody. Cd cetnika Sc take
doved6l, co Jest ma okrese no
veho.
TAX V bazni bozi uradoval
Cachtalijan Ike vseobecne spo-
kojenosti, ceSt nespravoval, ma
pfirazky cekal, az po znlch a
VerunaGe nestrhal. OvSem o
pilnych znich, kdyz vsecko va
lem zralo, re honil jecmen tito
a pSenice .jeGmen, musil i Veru-
mac ma pole, ale jen jake safaf.
Vesnicka v Gpalu slunecnim le-
zela mezi I<sy drimote, hi
dana hejny husl, nebot' ba-
bicky Sc vykolebaly aspon Ia
humna, ably Sc podivaly na ten
: rel V polich.
Ale kazda pisnicka ma ko-
nee Il i Ia krasna pisen leta / ia
smutnejsi pisnicka podzimu dc
zn6ly a unaveni obyvatele YES
n nicky stahli Sc do staVenl Jake
Sc "stahli" chocholouSi mez
ploty a ma uslapane cesty. Ji1
Il vsichni vybori vratili sc do.
mu, ien Sibravacek chybel; tel
mel ted V lese teprv pre-.
q V pansk6m lese udelali Ease
"Streku"; %nenasytna pila pane
Weinmannova cenila zuby M
vsecky okolni lesy a pan ba
ron iich uz nebranil.
j. Dunely rany pc lese, jak S
kladly tezke borovice, rachotl
lie to jake drobna strelba, kdy'
praskaly vetve a PLY drvostt
il pu skripaly jake table narika
nj. Sibravacek stole ma pase
&c, prehlizel jake vojevudc
J. Iady parezu, ktere vsecky Wy
yrati, ktere vyrve re zeme, by
Sc tam i krecovite svymi hot
zevnatymi prsty drzely. Ma $
l. lu sila a kde sila nestaci, pom
A. ze duvtip a ostra sekera.
e Cd vdavek Marjancinych b
A. val Sibravacek smutnejsi a vs.
T. chnu tn lasku, kterou projev'
val drive Marjance, venov;
Sc ted svym parezum. Zrovna
i, S mimi mazlil. Dokud nebyl
S ne.jvys potrebi (ovsem sc zavi
III Gem nebylo jine porady), ne
I'll ami sekery ami ostre moty
vi ky, ale nejradeji yyloupl p,
Al, rez jake jadro z orechu.
IN N9kdv nriSel yZacnV nan
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JEDNANl o OBCHODN SMLOUX.Y
CESKOSLOVENSKE REPUBLIKY
S ITALII. .
Ceskoslovenska Tiskova Kancelar.

:, RImsky casopis "Iribuna" uverejnil pred nedavnem OBJ
sally Clanek 0 pracich Observation-Disclosures komise. ktera Sc
sa Sc V Rhine, ably jednala 0 obchodnich a hospodarskych u
mluyach mezi Italii a CSR. Jednani dalo Sc dukladn6 do vSech
pO~drobnOsti. Prozkoumana byIa hlavne produktivni sa obou
btatu. a..
Konference rimska byla %rozd6lena na ctyfi sekce:
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he dropped heavily into the armchair
which l pushed forawrd for him.
Il do not know what have done to
be so severely tried :" said he. Only
two days ago ] was happy and pros
porous man, without care in the
world. Now I am left to a lonely and
dishonored old age. One sorrow comes
close upon another. My niece, Mary
has deserted me-"
Deserted your"
Yes, her bed this morning had MOI
been slept in, her room was empty
and note for me lay upon her hal
table. ! had said to her last night
in sorrow and not in anger, that il
she had married my boy all might
have been well with him. Perhaps Il
was thoughtless of me to say so. L
! is to this remark that she refers il
this note:
My Dearest Uncle-I feel that
have brought trouble upon you, ant
that II had acted differently this ter
| rible misfortune might never have oc
CURED. / cannot, with this thought il
my mind, ever again be happy under
your roof, and l feel that / must leave
you forever. Do not worry about m,
| future, for that is provided for; and
above all, do not search for me, for
will be fruitless labor and an ill-ser
vice to EN-. In life or in death. an
ever you loving MARY
What could she mean by that not,
Mr.. Holme? Do you think it point.
to suicide?"
mo, no, nothing of the kind. 1t is
perhaps, the best possible solution.
trust, Mr.. Holder, that you are nearin,
the end of your troubles"
| "Ha! You say so! You must hav,
heard something, Mr.. Holmes; yol
have learned something! Where ar
the gems?"
| You would not think $1,000 apiec,
a nexcessive sum for them?"
II would pay ten"
THAT would be unnecessary. Thre
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thousand will cover the matter. And
there is little reward, fancy. Have
you your check book? Here is a pen.
Better make it out for $4,000"
With dazed face the banker made
out the required check. Holmes
walked over to his desk. took out a
little triangular piece of gold with
three gems in it and threw it down
upon the table.
With a shrek of joy our client
clutched it up.
You have it," he gasped. Il am
saved! I am saved"
The reaction of JOY was as passion.
ate as his grief had been. and he
Rugged his recovered gems TO his
bosom.
There is one other thing you owe
Mr.. Holder" said Sherlock Holmes
rather sternly
"Owe!" He caught up pen
Name the sum and / will pay it.
mo the debt is not to me. You owe
very humble apology to that noble
lad, your son, who has carried himself
in this matter as / should be proud
to see my own son do, should ever
chance to have one"
Then it was not Arthur who took
them?"
Il told you yesterday, and / repeat
it today, that it was not"
you are sure of it! Then let Us
hurry to him at once, to let him know
that the truth is known"
He knows it already. When
had cleared it all up l had an inter
view with him; and finding that ht
would not tell me the story, told j
to him, on which he had to comics.
that was right, and to add the yer,
few details which were not quite cleal
to me. Your news of this morning
however. may open his lips"
For Heavens sake, tell me, then
what is this extraordinary mystery!
Tomorrow-The Adventure of tn,
Beryl Coronet, concluded.