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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
IMPROVED
BOAT ENTRANCE
Head of TottenviIIe Civic
League Makes Appeal in
Letter to Mayor
Mayor william c. Wilson is in re-

Mayor William c. Wilson is in re-
ceipt of a communication from
Stuart L. Ritz, president of the Tot
tenville Civic League. in which Mr..
Ritz comments IN the accident on
the ferry operating between this city
and Tottenville last Sunday, when
one person was killed and several
injured, and urges that some action
be taken to improve the approach to
the ferry so that there will not be a
recurrence Of the accident! Mr.
Ritz's letter follows:
"Oct. rs, 1921
Mayor Wilson,
Perth Amboy, N. j.
My dear Sir
"I feel sure that the unfortunate
accident at the Perth Amboy ferry
terminal Sunday evening is a matter
Of deep concern to the people on
both sides of Staten Island sound.
ut would therefore be well to
take precautions to prevent or les
sen the possibility of future like ca
tastrophes. AS one who uses the
ferry daily l have made observa-
lions as to dangers attending it's OPP
Grafton and possible remedies there
fore.
"At the Perth Amboy terminal
there is but one approach to the
ferry, to be used, of course. by both
foot passengers and motor traffic.
1T would suggest that a separate
approach be provided for pedes-
TRANS. This obtains on the Totem
vile side.
Foot passengers would then not
be compelled to stand or walk in
front of automobiles. a practice
which. under the most favorable cir
cumstances. is fraught with consid-
cradle danger.
1.-The traffic across this ferry has
grown to such proportions that
more adequate provisions for the
Welfare and safety of the public
should be made.
Il sincerely trust that you, as the
head of the governing body of the
City of Perth Amboy. will give this
matter your earnest and careful con-
sideration and that steps be taken to
safeguard the lives of ferry patrons
at this terminal.
Placing the responsibility for this
awful accident should not, suffice.
Every precaution should be taken to
prevent a recurrence.
Very truly.
STUART L.. RITZ.
Pres. Tottenville Civil League"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
BY GEORGE II. MANNING
Washington Correspondent OF the
Perth AmbOy Evening News

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-Justice
Mahlon Pitney, Of the Supreme
court of the United States. today dee
clined to consider individually an APP
peal presented by the New Jersey
Public Utilities commissioners for a
stay on the decision and injunction
recently granted by the United States
district court for the District of New
Jersey by which the Public Service
Railway Company is now charging
eight-cent base fare. four tokens for
thirty cents and o%ne-cent for a traps
fer.
Justice Pitney based his refusal on
the ground that the case is of such
immense importance that it is inn
portant and more appropriate that
the appeal be submitted to the entire
court.
The court is now only in brief re-
cess, he advised the petitioners. until
Monday, November Z, and granted
them permission to appear before
the entire court on that date or upon
a succeeding day as early as pos
sible suitable to them.
The rates fixed by the board were
seven cents straight fare and two
cents for a transfer. The stay is
being asked because between nine
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
MOVE TAKEN
ON EXPLOSIVES
Injunction to Restrain Nixon
and ButterWorth From
Storing Explosives

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. 26-An
injunction TO restrain Lewis Nixon
and the Butterworth Judson Com
pany of Newark from continuing 10
maintain explosive storage in Mid
dlesex county was granted by Vice
Chancellor Buchanan on the appli-
cation Of Assistant Attorney General
Lanegan yesterday.
According 10 the information Civ
en- to the court by the assistant at
torney general, three million pounds
of explosives are in storage at the
Nixon plant, Nixon, n. j., at the
present time. The injunction orders
Immediate removal of the explosives
from the state.
The assistant attorney general
cited the case of the Morgan explo-
sion in making his application for
the injunction TO the court
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
DISARMAMENT DELEGATES
SAIL FROM LONDON TODAY

LONDON, Oct. 26-Lord and
Lady Lee, of Fareham. with an ad-
vance parg of fifty delegate t o the
Washington conference including
Admiral Hatfield and other naval
officers and Srinawasa Sastri, the
Indian delegate, left Waterloo sta
ton this morning for Southampton.
whence they will sail for America
on the steamship Olympic.
Wellington Kao. Chinese delegate
with his wife and a staff of Japa-
.nese military representatives.. also
will travel to America on the Olym-
pic. Lord Lee, said Premier Lloyd
George certainly would attend the
conference unless the Irish situa-
ton prevented him from leaving
England.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
AMERICAN CONSUL
IN MEXICO STABBED

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2s:-Lloyd
Birmingham. American consul at
Salina Cruz. Mexico, was assaulted
and stabbed by unidentified assail-
ants in the consulate last Monday
night, according TO advices today to
the tate department. The counsel's
injuries were not believed to be of n
serious nature. consisting of two
wounds in the left arm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26

At first only the schoolmates and
the teachers took part in h se&rch
but the news spread around in the
vicinity and soon over a hundred
OF the inhabitants of the section
were on hand ready to do every
thing in their power to locate the
missing girl.
II. T. Willard, principal of the
Fresh Ponds school. notified the
prosecutors Office after the search
had proceeded some time without
any result. County Detective John
Ferguson who was detailed to the
scene this morning expressed the be-
lief that the child had gone of and
became lost.
Residents of the section organised
early last night and secured the
woods throughout the night Up ~
a late hour today they had not uet
with any in their ef4S}x
troop of three hundred Boy &coiitz
from Jamesburg. arrived az the
scene this morning TO assist in the
search and it is likely that a troop
from New Brunswick viii go to the
scene later in the day.
About one hundred acres in the
vicinity is covered by wooded and
swamp land. When last seen the
girl wore a plain pink Bingham dress
and brown high top shoes. brown
stockings. She has light. thick,
straight hair and greyish blue eyes.
Neighboring towns and hospitals
were notified to be on the lookout
for the child.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
.DISORDERLY SCENES IN
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES

PARIS. Oct. &c (By The Associat-
ed Press)-Uproarious scenes in the
Chamber of Deputies between Soc
ialists and members of the Right
Wing became so intense at the re-
sumption OF debate today on the
general policy of the government
that President Peret was forced to
suspend the session.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
Schooner Is Wrecked,

CHATHAM, Mass, Oct. 26-The
four masted schooner Henry i.
roger was a wreck on Pollock Rit
shoals today and v of her crew
adrift in a small boat were missing.
The schooner bound from Walton
N. s., for New York stranded on
the shoals in early morning pound
ed so heavily she was abandoned
by all but her captain.
Captain Edward l.. Joyce. of
Medford, said the seven men who
left the vessel did SC against his
orders. Their boat was smashed
to pieces going over the shoals. he
said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
PLOT
FOR MONARCHY

MADRID. Oct. 26.-Portuguese
royalists are plotting the re-estab-
lishment of a monarchy in that
country, it is said in dispatches from
Lisbon.
Newspapers here print with res
ervation reports that the president
of the Portuguese republic will re-
sign shortly because of ill health.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26:-Issu-
ance of permits to brewers for the
manufacture of medical beer under
the new treasury regulation will
proceed promptly. Internal Revenue
Commissioner Blair said today.
Brewers have only to apply to
their state directors. he explained.
in order TO obtain the necessary per-
nit. Brewers who have violated the
prohibition law, it was said. would
be unable to obtain these permits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
Truck Crashes Into Rail

While coming down the steep hill
at the foot of Smith street, at 1880
o'clock this afternoon, the brakes
on a truck bearing the license. N. Y.
S76-3S4 failed to work and the driv-
err attempted unsuccessfully to check
the car by swerving into the curb.
The truck crashed through the guard
rail of the ferry slip. damaged the
fence and pushed a heavy post out of
position. No one was injured. The
car was slightly damaged and in
stead of continuing across on the
ferry was taken to a local garage for
repairs. 1t was owned and driven
by Robert Fl. Curl. of 2451 Pitkin
avenue, Brooklyn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
DOCTOR IS SUICIDE

ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. 26-Dr.
William NJ. Smiley of Albany, leap
ed from a third story window at a
sanitarium today and died from a
fracture of the skull a few minutes
later. He was suffering from neu-
rasthenia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
STATE ST. STORE ROBBED

Cigarettes and cigars valued az
$40 and So in pennies were taken
from the store of Mrs. Harry Klein
at 3S4 State street early Tuesday
morning. The robbery was reported
to the police station and Sergeant
John Larson was detailed to make
an investigation. 1t was found that
a pane of glass had been removed
from a rear window and that the
thieves had then reached the lock
on the window and entered through
it. The door leading into the store
was broken in and the entire estab-
lishment ransacked. Drawers were
turned out and papers strewn all
over the floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26

Carpenter worn ana ,oobfn< promptly
attended 10. Geo. H Thompson. So Lewis
ST. Phone l40e-v.
| 5474-s-2s- We'd. Sat. us
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26

II your coal or gas range does not bake
or burn. l will make n or no charge +.
J. Larkin. es7 Mcclellan St Tel. 5ss-R-
t1T4-3-I4-t- NJ. w. So
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26

For Sale-woodbridge; new home; Z
rooms. sleeping porch, unfinished attic;
hot water heat. garage. large lot; excel
lent location: owner leaving town. In
auire 112 High St. Tel. Woodbridge 2lT-
Nj. 76S4-I0-25-5t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26

The undersigned desire to thank rela-
tives. ~neighbors and friends for SYM
pathy shown us during the recent be-
reavement If our loving son and husband.
Sergeant John b.. Egan.
We also wish to thank Samuel Garrett
son of the G.. A. r.. Undertaken Thomas
+. Burke for satisfactory services rem
dered. Signed
mrs JOHN p. EGAN.
ALSO EIs MOTHER AND FATHER
-TtE-1n- de 1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
ORDER CHARLES
To AbD|CATE

BUDAPEST Oct. 2s.-(By The
Associated Press).-The Hungarian
government today formally asked
Emperor Charles TO abdicare and to
recognize the complete cessation OF
his dynastic rights
He was ordered to surrender him
self TO British authorities and was
told that an answer TO these de-
mands was expected today.
For a Good Time Come One Come
All To
Twelfth Annual Dance
of the
COLUMBUS ITALIAN UNION BANE
To be held at
WASHINGTON HALL
Wednesday Evening. Oct 26. 1921
at S o'clock.
Music by Professor E. S~atriano'D
symphony Orchestra
Loving Cup viii be given away
All members that fall in line. club
or society. got to show their due
cards
Tickets. Gents. s5c; LadisA IL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26

WEATHER:

Partly cloudy to-
night and tomor-
S1fg ht1y
warmer.
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PRODA Sc zanovnf iednorodi-

PRODA Sc zanovni jednolodi-
ny dunn ma zap. 50. ul. u Den
nison Ave, tfi pokoje dole a 4
loznice nahofe, koupelna, "a
chod, velky sklep pod celym
domem, fernes, Skopky ma pra-
dlo, horka voda, dive garaze.
Cena $4,000, hotove $4,000.
AGENT Sc vylucuj;. Haste Sc
V els. 3136 w. SO. ul. I'LL
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Lofty mezi Globe a Vine Ave.
ma vych. Sc. ul. Lorain, O.
Kazdy jest so pfi 200 str.
dali Sc ma mesicnf. splatky.
Farma 40 akrech V Arcadia,
Florida, kde je cely rok l6to
p6stuje Sc tam vsechno drahe
oyoce. Cena $4,000. Domy v
Clevelandu, blize move trznice
ma zap. stran6. Jeden dun
peti pokojich "a $4,000, hoto-
We $500, jeden dvourodinny
9ti pokojich "a $4,000, hotove
81, 900. BlizSi sd6li G.. Babitz-
ky, 42l3 Clark Ave.
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bouquet ma zivGtek dosud ne
koupila to, co jiv Louvre uka-
zovali, nebylo daleko dosti kras
ne. Az pGjde dO PaTize, neza-
pomene ma v6nec. Myslila, re
nejlepe pochodf V obchode, kite
ry Sc vyhradne zabyva prode-
jem vencu bouquetd pro ne
y6sty.
Nasledujicfho dne pfivezl
VIZ 2 Louvre, ktery kazdoden-
ne do Ville-d'-Avray dojizdel,
baliky Sc zbozim, kter6 tam V
predesl6m dnu nakoupila.
Evzenie byla zavolana, by
byla pritomna rozbalovani zbo-
II a obdivovala drah6 latky. =
Mlada divka shledala vSe ma
dhernym, krasnym q drahym.
NevoIila jsem die vkusu?'
tazala Sc stara meg6ra.
Ole znamenit6ho vkusu,
Jete tedy spokojena?'
'Ano, madame.
Ones veeer ukazeme to pa
nu Rabiotovi, jsem zvedava,
co asi fekne. Budeme mfti' po-
t6seni, vid6ti jej u tabule, ne
! bot sibil, ze bude nasim no.
stem. Kosicek ma klenoty chce
yam sam koupiti; b6ha po kle-
Inotnickych skladech, aby Wy
bral pro vas vse nejkrasn6jSi.
To mu ,da velkou praci. Proto
Ijei nebudeme V pTistich dnech
caste videti, ale pax zde bude
denn6. Ultra rano pride d vra-
ii Sc teprv vecer do Parize'.
Odpoledne, kdyz byly danny
y zahrade, navStiyil .je Don Jo-
sc Aguyar Y Bernoya. Pfinesl
Jim tfi cd svat6ho otce posye-
Gene zlat6 medaile, Ma nichz
byla vyryta syata Parma Mu-
rillo. Jednu z Mich dial mada-
me Lurotove, druhou madame
Fornierov6 a tfeti Evzenii.
T6to pravil 5eptem: 'Zejtra
We dve hodiny Y pokoji vasi
matky. Predstireite prudke bo-
leni hlavv a reknete, re 81 leh-
nete asi na hodinu. Nezapo-
mellte dvefe yaseho pokoje za
sebou uzamknouti a klic do
lkapsy strcit'.
Hovoril jest6 chvilku S mazda
ne Folnierovoq a pax odesel
Rabiot pfisel V pull sednI6 a
Z obliceje jeho zarila radcst.
Vytahl z kapsy male pou-
zdro, uchopil rukou Eyzenii
ktera mela dost odvahy, aby sc
mu nevytrhla, a navlekl il na
/ prst prsten. Byla to pfekrasna
, brilliantly oblozena perla, kle
not, ktery stal aspon osm Sc
frank1.
Rabbit stal Sc marnotratni
} KEN. Ia to vsak myslil, re jsol
! niiliony jiz jeho,
Evzenie podrzela prsten ne
. kolik okamzikl ma prste a pal
i ho sundala.
: Go pax d6late?' tazala 81
2 Anastasie.
'Nemohu prcce takoyy kras
o ny prsten stale m prste nosit'
: odvetila mlada divka.
a Mile srd6cko, ponevadz var
i vas snoubenec jiz dnes tt
prsten dava. pTeje 81, abyste h
a ode dneska nosila'.
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gOUPiM

KOUPIM kryty viz na diva
kone, Y kter6m by Sc molly
vozlt dltky do skoly. Haste Sc
v els. 1904 vych. los ul. u
nion Ave. lilo
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PRODA Sc menSi dvouro-
dinny domek ma dvou lotech,
vse zarizeno. Cena $4,000, no.
tov6 $1,000. Haste Sc u mail
tele V els. 9614 Way Ave. me-
ri Union Harvard. Vemte
vVch. 105. karu. I'LL
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joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN q zFRANCOUzsKEHo

/
jest zprava, niz ami We snu mi
nenapadlo. VSe Sc pofada sa-
mo sebou a vSe jde tax dobre,
| re 81 mic lepsiho pratt nemohu.
Vice nez kdy drive myslim, re
jest cert sc mnou We spolku.
Hral jsem velkou hru, ale Wy
hral jsem. Hrabe re Soleure
\ prohral! Hahaha! Ma kazdJ
pad, pokracoval, jest starry le-
kar bloissky fadny chlapik!'
PAX sedl k psacimu stolku a
psal:
Mia sestfenkoI
'Nemeskam podekovati vam
/ "a vaSi laskavou ochotu, njz
iste mi tax ddlezitou zpravu
sd6lila. Prekvapila, ale souGas-
me mne pot6sila. Nuze, kdyz
ivsecky prekazky jsou odstrane
ny. budete moci brzy Grandval
,opustit a nekde 2 duchodd zfti.
| Nemusim Sc ami zminovati, re
nase obapolne zajmy co nejle-
pc budu haiti. Zde jde vSe ja-
ko ma snGTe. Ia ctrnact dnf bu-
de svatba. Rozumi Sc samo Sc
bou, ze Sc oba k nj dostavite.
Pfipravujte Sc tedy. Pfeji 81,
Eabyste byli pfitomni podpiso-
ivanf smIouvy. V cas- dozvite Sc
vice. Ma brzke a vesele shle-
danfl Prozatim zdstavam Vas
tuprimny stryc
Rabiot'.
Kdyz dopsal, wal klobouk
hui a ubiral Sc ma nadrazi, a
by odjel S pristim vlakem do
Pafize. Tam navstivil S Ana
stasii modni sklady V Louvre.
Po snidani odesla Evzenie s
matkou do zahradni besidky.
Madame Lurotova chtela tro-
chu Sc svou dcerou pracovati,
ably il prace l6pe ubyvala.
Forel nesm6l, jezto dcera je-
! no nebyla donna, zahradu ami
ma minutu opustit. Okopaval
zahony ustaviGne zraku svych
IA zenstiny upiraje.
Asi pred druhou hodinou
vstala Evzenie a pravila k sve
matce: Muslin dojiti pro kus
krajek, ktery isem We SVEN po-
: koii zapomnela'.
Opustila besidku fekla
: hodne nahlas, ably to Forel sly
: sci: 'Vratim Sc hned, mama
nez olemujes sukni, ,jsem ,zpet'
Forel sledoval il svyma oci-
: rla az vstoupila do domu.
Divka pospisila lehkym kro
: KEN po schodech nahoru a
vstoupila do pokoie sve matky.
Zde zustala stati a ohlizela Sc
: bazlive kolem sebe.
i Hodiny ukazovaly ma pet mi
: nut 20 druhe.
. We dive hodiny pravil re pri-
i. jde', myslila Evzenie, ale
1 proc? Premyslela jsem o tom
A ale nemohu Sc domysliti prici-
G ny. he pride, Jest jiste, vzdyt
0 mi TO slibil; prinese mi take r
: ach, iak Sc t6sim - psani oC
= Luciano Psani od neho, prvn
a psani. Drahy Lucian! PotrebJ
a il jen ma n6ho pomyslfti, ime
t. no jeho ien vysloviti, o jak 81
/ vzdy pfi tom zachveji. o, jal
d jej milujil = 'Snad uslysite "
/ st6ne divny sramot. ale nele
/ kettle Sc. Co tim chtel pan M,
,. rillon fici?' Use, co mne obkli
/ cuje, jest dosud tax tajuplne'
Y V tom oval Sc neobycejn,
u praskot.
q TO jest We stene', Septala
. yzdor tomu, re il Morillon III
to pfipravil. neubranila Sc il
e stemu strachu. Kdyby il neby
y Morillon fekl: 'Nelekejte Sc
~ byla by utekla.
n Minuly til neb ttyri minuty
e. Potom otevrely Sc pred jejim
'e ocima dv6re Satni skrin6 V
Y zdi, a re steny vid6la vystupC
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PRCTSA Sc:

PRODAJl Sc kuchyrska ka-
nina na plyn "a so, a vyhrev
nj ma tvrde uhli "a $25, praci
stroi "a SO, a kuchynsky stul
"a 4 zidle "a $3, karpety, kula-
~ stul, 2 postele, eIektricka
Tampa, houpaci a RUNE donna
ci zarizeni. Y5e musi byti pro-
dano a da Sc vse veimi LEVINE.
Haste Sc v els. SAIL w. "A.
st. 11-12
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Prvni, co Evzenie ucinila. by.
10, ptlpravlti sklenlcl cukrove
vody a nallti do nj kavovou
lzicku tekutiny z lahvicky.
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dezrelymi zdaly. Jak vidite, ma
leza Sc V teto zdi otvor, o nemz
Rabiot ami jeho spolecnice ne
vi. Tohoto tajneho vchodu po-
uzil jiz V jedne noci doktor
Mangars, dal vaSi matce lex,
kdyz spala, jehoz 1cinek patr
ne Sc jiz jevi. Jak jest il dnes?'
Ami hur ami lepe nez vGera,
pane Morillone. Stezuje 81 u
stavicn6 ma jakesi sbirani V
hlav6 a t6zkost pfi mysleni;
nekdy dostavi Sc u nj slaba "a
vrat', ale jiz osm dnl nebyla
izachvaceno onou prudkou "a
vrati, ktere jsem Sc tax leka-
la, re jsem Sc 0 jeji zivot oba-
vala'.
LEX, ktery il doktor Man
gars We spani dal, zabranil O.
petnemu zachvatu one zavrati,
ktera byla mnohem horst nez
myslite. Mile dite, nynf vam to
muslin fici, vase matka byla o.
travena',
90 bozev bedovala Evzenie.
'Kazdeho vecera nal6vali il
do napoje, ktery pred spanim
brala, n6kolik kapek jedu, kite
ry mel nejdffve pfipravit il o
rozum a pax usmrtit'.
Divka chvela Sc ma celem te-
lie a pohlfzela polekana ma Mo
rillona.
Upokojte Sc, mile dite; zlo-
Gin jejich jest pfekazen a NY
nj jest ma vas, abyste dokonci-
la, co doktor Mangars pocaP.
'Muj boze, co mann chit?
Mluvte, mluvtev
Morillon povedel Evzenii o
Iiedu, ktery stal ma skrini V
Ilahvicce S napisem 'cejlonska
vodicka' iak doktorem Man
garsem a Dionysii protijedem
nahrazen byl, ktery tam dosud
stoji. PAX pravil:
Ably madame Fornierova
lnic nespozorovala, mechanic
Iprotijed We skrini nedotknu-
tym. Ale zde je jina lahvicka' !,
Ipokracoval Morillon, malou lah
vicku z kapsy vytahuje; ode
vzdavam il vam. KazdehO dne,
| kteroukoli hodinu, musi ma
dame Lur0tova witt asi kavo-
YOU lzicllu teto tekutiny, bud
i've vod6, vine, cali neb KITE
! r6mkoli napoji. Slecinko Eve
/, ME, uZdraveni vaSi matky spc
! Civa We vasich rukou. Nefikej.
tc il vsak, jak hrozn6mu ne
bezpeGi unikla. Davejte il ten
to lex aniz by tom vedela
hlavne dejte pozor, ably 0 ton
madame Fornierova nezvedela
Pfichazim, abych yam tuto laf
: vicku odevzdal. Uschovejte j
na iist6m miste a podavejtt
, presn6, jak jsem praviP.
Po t6 vytahl Morillon z kap
sy psani a podal je EVENT Sc
; slovy: Jsem dorucitelem toho
to psani'.
i 'Od Lu - od pana Luciano?
koktala Evzenie nahle Sc "a
: rdic.
2 'Ano, mile dlte, od toho, kite
+, reho miluiete "A jenz miluJ'
: vas, odvetil Morillon.
: Divka Vzala psani uscho
r Vala je IA zivutek syeho Satu
4 Ma blzke shledanl', pravl
/ starry pan a kracel zp6t ke ste
i ne.
: A kdyz Evzenie. zvedavost
e puzena, k otvoru Sc pfiblizila
k by do n6ho pohledla, pravi
G MorilIon: 'Vidite, re vam upl
; ne dGverujeme, nebot' nevah
0 me obeznamlti vas timto Ia.
i nym vchodem. Ia touto zdi ia
!. lGzaji Sc schody vedoucl do po
Y zemni chodby, ktera spoJuj
tento dem, y n6mz nyni Jsm'
a domem doktora Mangars'
a - Nuze, mile dita, bud'te dc
i fbre mysle! Jeste nekolik dnl
u = L..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10

PRODAJI Sc diva move domy
prav3 dostaven6. Mattel jest
uz Y Cechach tudiz musi byt
prodany tento tyden a dali sc
"a obdivuhodn6 nizkou cenu.
Ulice dlazdena a zaplacena.
Jsou moderne staven6, vyhfev-
nj kirby, bookcases, china clo-
sets, skopky ma pradlo, kombi-
nantni fernesy, bTidlicove sire
chy, dvojita garaz, horejsky
jsou pronajaty. Jeden Sc male
"a ma Union Ave-, els. 10209
druhy ma vych. 116 ul. blize
Miles Ave. Hotove $4,000, O.
statni jako najem. Haste sc
v els. 4219 vych. 116. ul. 11-12