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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-25
BOYS RAISE $500 FOR
ARMENIAN RELIEF FUND
Fourth Grade Boys At The Cam
bridge Academy Make Money by
Doing Odd Jobs.

In order to raise money to con-
tribute to the relief of the starving
Armenians, the boys of the Fourth
Grade at the Cambridge Academy,
Miss Alice Marshall, teacher, divided
themselves into teams, one known
as the Mocking Birds and the other
as the Orioles and pledged. them
selves to work for the money which
they secured, it being understood
that they were not to accept contri-
buttons but were to give value re-
ceived for all of the money they Sc
cured. The two teams have turned
in their money, the hooking Birds
raising $3.50 and the Orioles s2.1e
making total of $500 which has
been turned over, to Mr.. Alfred W.
c. Hoge, Treasurer of the Armenian
Relief Fund
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-25

Music lovers Of Cambridge are in
vited to Grace Church this evening
to hear Mr.. -Sacker siRs
'Asl9eD m me Deep"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-25
Ripe

First-Class Scout: 81 found little
green snake this morning."
Tenderfoot: Better leave it alone.
1t might be as dangerous as ripe
one"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-25
DON'T READ THIS

Unless you have a Ford car or
horse and buggy, and wish to make
big money in your county. This Is a
chance for you to go in business for
yourself, calling on rural trade, SELL
ing household necessities Of great
demand. = Hurry and secure your
territory. For particulars write Mr..
r. s. KIRKLAND 107 s. Charles
street, Baltimore. 25- B-R-lt
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-25
SPECIAL NOTICE

All members of Wicomico Tribe
No. 1853 Improved Order Of Red Men
are urged to be present at the next
regular meeting, Wednesday, March
End, 1921. All absent will be as
sessed one fathom. It is to your in,
terest and duty to fraternalism tc
come.
BY order of Sachem,
o. EDWARD &C. BURTON.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-25
AUTO REPAIR SHOP

Having completed my new auto
mobile repair shop, which adjoins my
garage on High street, I am now
ready for all kinds Of work. Mr..
Edward L. Meredith, one of the best
automobile machinists who has ever
worked at the business will be in
charge. Give me trial.
Phone 568 LONE SLACUM
2-22-tfIB&R
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-25
JUST OUT
EATMOR BREAD LIMERICK No. i

Choptank Oysters and Eatmor
Bread. They combine perfectly in
various ways. Try Dreaming the
oysters and serving on toasted Eat
NOR. Or try rolling in Eatmor
crumbs and frying in deep fat.
FINE. 2I25-2t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-25
Mrs. Sarah c. Wright

Mrs. Sarah c. Wright, widow OF
the late Minos Wright, who died
about three years ago, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Pool, Williamsburg, last night about
twelve o'clock, aged about eighty
three years. With the exception OF
the last two years which she had
spent at Hurlock she had lived prac-
tically her entire life at Williams
burg and was well known to all OF
its people. She had been a lifelong
member Of the church to which she
was devoted and was deEout
christian woman, her religion being
a part of her life by practice as well
as profession.
She is survived by four children,
Mr.. Ernest G. Wright. Mrs. S. H.
Stevens, Mrs. P. E. A. Pitts and Mrs
Robert Pool.
The funeral will be held at VIII
liamsburg M. E. Church Sunday at
ternoon at two o'clock. Interment
will be in the Washington cemetery
Hurlock.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-25
EArsfoR BREAD LIMERICK No

A Cambridge young lady once
said:
ct really don't care much for
bread"
But that was before she had eaten
Eatmor;
Now she eats less meat bus Eatmor
instead 2-21-6t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-25

WANTED:-Position by experienced
stenogra pher. Address NJ, Care or
Banner. 2Lzo-et
FOR SALE-Good WOOD, sawed stove
lengths, at Salem and Linkwood. IS
per cord; IS delivered. Will not deliv-
er less than a cord. w. w. TURP1N.
Salem. Md Z-21-f B&R
NITROGEN FREE-GrOw SOybeans'
Inquire of County Agent. Wilson's
and Virginias for sale for short per-
iod only. Order early, 81 per bushel.
Sacks extra As cents each. FARMERS
SUPPLY CO. Denton, Md
2I25-tf-oaW
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-25

"Takhoma" box of homemade
from Grace Church this evening.
.. Caruso is improving but will not
be able to sing at Grace Church this
evening. Be sure and hear the other
soloists. They will delight you.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct 29-Men from Centre College of Kentucky, Praying Colonels," and football players of high degree with .Bo" McMillin driving them on, defeated 1 the Harvard eleven, 6 to o. today. The representatives of the smallest college. on tHe Crimson schedule had accomplished what mo other team had done in 40 years-defeated Harv- ard in an intersectional battle. It was five years since the Crimson had met defeat
 The victory belonged to the re- doubtable ''Bo" McA1ilIin, backed by his mates, or an aggressive team. A well defensed line held Harvard safe. McMillin thwarted time after time seized his opportunity in se third period and broke through tIW Harv- ard line. reversing pfrt of his op- posing field and evading the others for a 13 yard run and a touchdown. This brilliant piece of football work called into play all the elements of early Interference, straight arm eva sion, change of pace, slanting runs and forward dash. For yards McAIil- lin raced within inches of the play ing field. Bartlett failed to kick goal.
 Centre reversed the defeat received und IT McMillin's leadership at the stadium last year with MCMillin the leader again. An injury to Armstrong had forced the Centre captain of this year out of the game late in the third period and end If the game found "Bo" back in the captaincy that he had relinquished so that another man might have a chance.
 With the sound of the final whis- tie, Referee Tiny Maxwell picked up the pigstin. turned to Centres acting captain. and said:
 MT. McMillin here's your ball"
 McMillln took # with nasty thanks and danced up the field with it, then turned back and was overtalzen sby fellow players who kissed his cheek raised him on their shoulders and carried him into a crowd that soon numbered hundreds.
 Although Harvard in the fourth period had planted the ball three yards from the goal only to have it called back to the g yard line be- cause of an offside play. there was no question that the Kentuckians were the better team. "Bob' Fisher. coach of the Harvard team, paid the tribute where he said it was due:
 T extend my heartiest cCngratula- tions to the Centre college team." he said
 The Centre college team of today
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
FOOTBALL RESULTS.

At Grand Forks, N. D.: North Da- kota University 3s, North Dakota Aggies 3.
 At Evanston, H.. Northwestern s4, Depauw 0.
 At Washington: Georgetown 2s, George Washington 0.
 At Amherst, Mass. Amherst 20, Hamilton O..
 At Waterville, Maine: Colby 3, Maine 0.
 At Davenport. Iowa: North Des Moines High 3, Davenport High 0. At Kansas City: Haskell q. Tulsa University 0.
 At New York: Pennsylvania State 2S, Georgia Tech '.
 At Princeton: Princeton 34, yir- ginia 0.
 At Philadelphia: Pittsburg 2s, Pennsylvania 0.
 At West Point: Army 5s, susque- hanna Q.
 At Annapolis: Navy 21. Bethany 0. At New Haven: Yale 47, Brown | At Madison: Wisconsin B, Mime sota O.
 Al Ithaca: Cornell 59. Dartmouth ' At Urbana. H.: Michigan 3. nn- nois O.
 At Lafayette. Ind; Iowa B. Pur- due 6.
 At Chicago: Chicago B. Colorado 0, At Indianapolis: Indianapolis :, Notre Dame 2S.
 At Lincoln: Nebraska A, Okla At st. Louis. Ames Q. Washing ton ?.
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At Easton. Pa; Lafayatte s5, Rut- gers o.
 At Syracuse, N. Y: Washington and Jefferson IT. Syracuse 10. At Amherst, Mass: Vermont H. Bhede Island State 0.
 At New York: Williams ?, Colum bia 0.
 At Binghamton. N. Y: Colgate [, New York University ' (tie). At Dubuque, Iowa: Columbia Col lege 20, Luther '.
 At Lawrence, Kan: Kansas Uni versitv 21, Kansas Aggies '.
 At Delaware, Ohio: Oberlin 21. Ohio Wesleyan 0.
 At Cincinnati, Ohio: Creighton 14, St. Xavier 7.
 At Milwaukee, Wis: Michigan Ag- gies O, Marquette University [.
 At Louisville, Ky: University of Kentucky 0, Sewanee $.
 At Columbia, Mo: Missouri 6, Drake 0.
 At Grinnell, Iowa; Coe 10. Grin nell o.
 At Mount Vernon, Iowa; University of Dubuque 0, Cornell 0.
 At Sioux City, Iowa: Morningside II, Des Moines University 0.
 At South Bethlehem: Lehish 21, West Virginia fl.
 At Allentown, Pa: Swarthlnore 6, Muhlenberg '.
 At New York: Boston College 0, Fordham o: (tie).
 At Middletown, Conn: Wesleyan 14, Tufts 14: (tie).
 At Fargo, N. D.: Fargo College 13, Jamestown College 0.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
Ralph Greenleaf Retains National
 Billiard Title

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29.-Ralph Greenieaf of New York retained the national championship title at the close of the national billiard cham pionship tonight He defeated Ar thur Woods of Minneapolis in the final contest, 125 points to n, in 26 innings.
 Greenleaf won all of his games in the tournament, being in danger of a loss but once, when James Mature of New York had lead of 65 balls.
 Second place goes to Woods with seven games won and two lost. Thomas A. Hueston of Los Angeles, former worlds champion, took third place with SIX wins and three games lost, while there was a triple tie for fourth place. Those tied were Bennie Allen, Kansas City, former champion; Walter Franklin, Kansas City, and Arthur Church. The two last prizes, fourth and fifth, were divided among the three.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
HAlNKEYES BEAT PURDUE 19 TO s
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LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 29.-Au- brey Devine, Iowa's star quarter back put his team out in front of Purdue after a hard struggle on muddy field today. the final score being 13 to in favor of the Hawkeyes.
 Iowa scored it's first touchdown in the second quarter when Devine sent pass to Betting behind the Purdue goal Devine kicked goal. The sec end Iowa marker came in the third period, when Devine caught short punt and ran 80 yards through the Purdue team. He failed to kick goal.
 Purdue played heroically and near the close of the game Meeker was showed across. for the first touchdown that Purdue has scored this season.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
ARI70NA SNiN|Pi5i { MINERS "A TO ]
Especial to The Republican,

TUCSON, Oct. 29.-The University of Arizona eleven smothered the Texas School of Mines team here this afternoon, 74 to 0.
 The Miners were completely out classed and outplayed at every angle of the game. The Wildcat goal was never threatened and second string players were used against the visitors. FulIback Rhew of the Miners was injured in the second quarter and was forced to retire.
 RIanzo at left half, Clark at full hack and Hobbs at right half starred for Arizona. They plunged through the Miners line for long gains and carried the ball across the Texas goal with perfect end runs.
 The wildcats play the New Mexico Aggies here next Saturday. The Ari- zona boys expect a hard game when the New Mexico boys take the field.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
STANFORD ELEVEN UPSETS CRIDLRON
 DOPE ON PACIFIC
Special to The Republican,

LOS ANGELES, Oct 29-Ihe one big upset of todays football the Pacificc coast was Stanford $ unexpected win the Oregon Agges at Stanford by 14-7 score.
 Oregon held Stanford to TT tie up to the last quarter when long pass Schulaudemaf to Merz gave the Cards their winning score.
 The University of Southern California was able to win from Pomona 35 to without showing anything but straight football.
 California met tough opponent in Washington sate but decisvey put them out of the running for the conference championship by winning IA to O.
 All eyes are focused on the great Caforna-U s. c. game scheduled for next Saturday. The Bears are three to one favorites but the south has implicit faith in Gloomy Gus Henderson the University of Southern California coach.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
Colorado Aggies
 Down Tigers 24-0
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Oct 29.- Colorado college was defeated here today by the Colorado Agg@es, 24 to 0. The visitors had the ball in their pos session during the greater part of the game, and at no time during the contest did the Tigers threaten to score. The Hartshorn brothers plowed through for substantial gains in all of the four periods, but it was not until the final quarter that the Aggies cut loose and put over two tcuchdowns and q field goal
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
Prescott Defeats
 Flagstaff Normal
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PRESCOTT, Ariz., Oct 29.-The Prescott high school football team deteated the NoTthern Arizona state normal school team here today. 27 to 6. despite the fact that the normal school eleven took tine lead in the first part of the game. The normal school made it's only touchdown in the first period, while the local team made all of its scores in the third and fourth periods.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

It is early morning. Down at the tfllroad yards everything is hustle and hustle, for the Sells -Floto trains had arrived. The white puumans re- feet the rays of the slowly ascending sun. The laughter of children rings out Tor circus mothers and mauons ar leading excited little ones along the aisles of the coaches. The happy Ctles of these wandering children can be heard as they splash in the wash rooms. Are they excited because il is GreuS day? No. every day is circus uay To them. They are in this state or excitement because the word has hae5n brought 10 them by Art Bor- teIla' the clown, that three little babies had been born during the LlsAt They the baby leopards and they are covered with wonderful spots. That IS why the kiddies are
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
,'lCK LYNCH STOPS
 JIM HENRY IN EIGHT
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PRESCOTT, Ariz., Oct. 29-Sergt. Jack Lynch of Whipple Barracks to- night scored a technical knockout over Jim Henry of Jerome at the end of the eight round of their scheduled ten round bout, staged by the Amer ican legien post here last night. The fighters are nliddieweights.
 Henry, who outweighed Lynch by three pounds, was slow and unable to bit his opponent effectually, but he took 8 tremendous amount of punish ment. Tn the fourth round and again in the seventh, the bell saved him from knockout.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
WISCONSIN, BEAT
 MINNESOTA SQUAD
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MADISON. Wis. Oct. 29.-The Wis consin football team took step to- ward the conference championship today by defeating the Minnesota eleven g to before 25,o60 spectators. The Gophers were never dangerous after the opening minutes of play. when line smashe5 brought the ball to the Badgers 14yard line, where Capt Sundt punted to safety.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

hurrying their mothers along. be- cause they want to welcome the new arrivals And theNe is another reas- on. Little Harriet Hqdgini, whose father and mother and two big broth CTS are riders. known some little friends here and Mir. Terrell, the man ager of the show, has told her she can entertain them after the matinee back stage" There is to be ice cream and cookies and all kinds of little things. and some of the clowns are going to do some funny little stunts. all for their party.
 So ii is happy crowd that awaits the coming of the taXis 10 take them to the circus lot. After breakfast event though it is circus day and a visit. school must not be neglected At 9 o'clock all are in their places working to keep Up with the classes in the public schools in the towns their families winter in Sells-Floto
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

carries five teachers this season. Playing "houley' IS au unknown de- light to circus children for the circus mothers, as well as their own. look after every individual When the morning lessons are finished they win be found playing around the dressing tents. But they are mindful of moth CTS caution. for they cannot run wild all over the lot when eieht-harsa teams or big pondevous elephants might swing in unexpected turns and hacking wagons are a menace to life or limb. You may recall that yuv have never seen any children con- uected with a circus playing around. They are too well disciplined flr tuat And if you know any circus perform CTS Or their children, you u.U know how cousiler3te they always arc.
 But it is near time for their little friends to come. Little Viola Cor Uella is going to put on little act
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

Of her own. it mother win allow her.
 Well. here they are, and it is goiu- to be great fun for the steward Of the me.a~srie is going to let them all see the new babies. Then comes the lunch in the big cook tent and all the people step over and say a few kind words. for many of them have BarIincs of their own, some way back east, some in Europe Soon comes Inc cry ''frout door open and that means goodbye 10 their little friends for the crowds will soon be passing into the big top. For the children. tr- day is done Tired little legs are tucked away in corners of the dress irg rooms. ready for when mother
 hrou.h her show and then the ri.. mans once more to sleep as only circus ki5afes can. Tomorrow means another city and Wayhe more Ittie friends. Then ag.lu, night and sIuU- Uerlarf.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
PoscUeU High School
 Defeats AIbuquerqxe

ROSWELL, N. M., Oct 29.-Ros- V eli high school football team smoth- cred the Albuquerque high school squad here today. S9 to 0. The game was one of the best and eleanest throughout ever played in this city.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
MICHIGAN DON|N5
 ILLINOIS ] TO ]
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URBANA, H., Oct. 29-F'rank Ste ketee's boot carried Michigan to vic tory over Illinois today. 3 to 0. He outpointed Durant of the 1llini and scored Michigan's lone tally near the end of the first half, when he kicked from placement on the 15-yard line.
 Michigan set out to rush the Illini. but they forced Michigan to punt frequently. In the second period, after Illinois had held tight and or the fourth down, Stelletee dropped back to boot his ball to the 15-yard mark.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
CALIFORNIA DEATS
 WASHINGTON STiTE
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MULTNO1IAH FIELD, PORT LAND. Ore. Oct. 29-The University of California gridiron warriors de feated Washington State college here today. II to Q. Superior kicking and marvellous end runs of HaIfback Too mey, who scored both the touchdowns. were features.
 California had the punch and a varied offensive, while Washington State ccllese failed to take advantage of opportunities
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
.BOD ROPER KlYOo
 MORAN IN SIXTH
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BUFFALO, N. Y. Oct. 29.-Capt. Bob Roper of Chicago knocked out Frank Moran of Pittsburg in the sixth round of a scheduled 12-round bout last night. Moran was outclassed throughout and was all in when Ro- per put over the knockout punch in the sixth. Roper weighed 191 pounds, Moran 1931s.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
Douglas EEeUen
 pefeats NogoLes
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nc lIUIIT TT
 DOj GLAS. Oct. 29--DUugias high school completely routed the lighter Nogales eleven here today, winning by score of 8 to :. Four of the lccal teams first string players were out from the game. but the Douglas eleven had no trouble in breaking up tnc defense and offense of the wis LL..s
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

About F marriages out of every 100 are said to be second marriages.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

bee can carry three times it's own weight when flying.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
RRYN MAv1R nsEs

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 29.-The all England womans field hockey team defeated tte B3-yn MaWr college eleven at Bryu MaWr today Is to c.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
PRAYING COLONIES
 DEFEAT HARVARD ON
 CRIMSON CnIDIRON

was a far more finished eleven than that of a year ago.
 Harvard was not as good as a week agC in the game with Pennsyl- vania State. The backs bungled the signals, juggling the ball when they did not tumble it.
 EI4rx-ar5 fo, 1sosftio, Car+ra (eN
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

Saccharin is 500 times sweeter than cane sugar.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

Sandstone was formerly used foi the "hrovnstone fronts" of houses
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

Tn Denmark girls are taught tt swim when they are little children.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

Millin.
 Referee: R. W. Maxwell, Swarth- more; umpire, W. J. Crowley. Bow doin; field judge, ". J. Crowell, Swarthwore; head Iinesman, F. c. Taggert, Rochester.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

Statistics show that more womei than men are leaving the farms
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
YVES T FERN GAMES
Teddy Diebold Stars For Coyote Squad While Kelly Carries Off Honors For Tucson; Robinsons
 Men Gridiron Revelation Arizona, "A; Texas Mines, O. Phoenix Hieh, 34; Tucson High, 7.

California, II; Washington State o. stanford 14; Oregon Aggies, r. Utah, IT. Idaho. '.
 Colorado College 0: Colorado Agses 24. Montana NIines 0; Utah Aggies, 3. Genzaga, z; Montana State ?. University of Montana, 6; Whitman, II. Texas University 56; Rice, o. Idaho Tech, 13 College of Idaho. '. Nevada, 21; Davis Farm, 13. Kansas University, 21; Kansas Agges, !. University of Denver, g. University of Wyoming, g. Douglas Hi, 35 Nogaes Hi, z. Prescott Hi. 27; Flagstaff Normal, s. Roswell, N. M, Hi 39; Albuquerque Hi, Q. Occidental, 35 S. B. U. c. 0. Whittier High S9; Clatek, 0. Santa Ana High T. Fullerton, 0. Long Beach High, 76; Caltek Freshment, O. San Diego High 4S; Orange, 0. Santa Barbara, '; Hollywood 0. California Freshmen, IA; Berkeley High [.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

The Centre college team Of today
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-26

PRODA Sc neb vymeni "a
mestsky majetek farma O 12O
akrech, dobre phdy, Sc vsim
zarizenim, je 35 akru vzdela-
no. Dostatek budov, zadne III
my, dive urody do roka. Farma
Je pfi hlavni silnici v Libusi, 8
mile cd mesta Alexandria. Ce-
Ma farmy $4,000. Blizsi podrob
nosti sdeli Ant. Kost alex, Lii
Duse, Louisiana. 1-27
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tazku, slecno Vynne? Trebas
budete sc mi divit, ale mic ne
della. Muzete mi rici, kdy vide
la jste mne naposled?"
Podiyala Sc nan udivene.
"Nemyslim, re budu vedet
presne datum; bylo to ale,
kdyz jsem byla V Greville par
ku vite?"
"Nevidela jste mne behem
posledniho mesice, ci ano?"
"Ovsem ze me-"
"Ani nemate ode mne psa-
ni?"
Pohled udiveni ma bledem
jejim obliceji Sc jeste zvetsil.
"Ovsem re me-" opakoyala.
proc mi davate otazky tyto,
pane Keene?'
'Pficinu tn povim vam ne
kdy jindy, slccno."
Usedl na minutu a pfemy-
slel, nacez pohlednuv ma nj o.
pet, pravil:
IVY tedy nechcete jiti sc
mnou zpet do Anglie, slecno
Vynne?
NE, pane Keene, nemohu
to ucinit. Dekuji vam celeho
sveho srdce "a vaSi laskavost
Dekuji - zamlcela Sc, rty sc
| il trasly, Shy pocaly proudi,
mocneji po nejakou chvil
nebyla to promluvit -- "De.
kuji lord st, Mauroyi. "a to, az
vas postal - "a to. &c chce
Ibych sla zpet k nemu. Reknets
pmu, pane Keene', - dodala
vlozic ODE Sve ruce V leho a o
ci jeji hledely ma nej slrz'
| Shy - reknete mu, re no mi
luji prilisne, nez abych h,
chtela pfiyesti v necest - rex
netc mu ale take, jak sladki
jest to pro mne vedet, &c lnnl
miluje, - reknete mu, ze ,slad
I ka TIA 'nlyslenka mne budc pro
: yazet az ku hrobu."
Keene byl velice pohnut bo
u lem krasne' te diyky, ze he
!, mohl dlouho promluvit.
i Tiskl j ruEu velmi laahava.
1 Keknu3mu TO reknu,
: prAvil. "Netrapte SO b0l