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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-19
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woman who possesses . bit of Ko-
rean amber. OF all the ambers,
this is perhaps the loveliest and the
older it is the lovelier it grows.
Now that amber Of every kind has
such a vogue, from cloudy yellow
to clearest ruby the Korean amber
is coming in for more than ordin-
airy attention. One large, pear
shaped pendant Of Korean amber
was worn recently on a pearl gray
gown. The amber. being century
old, had a luscious red at its heart.
1t was the only ornament worn
with an otherwise neutral frock
and it was sufficient.
New York, July 19.-The bateau
neck completely edged any other
sort of neck out Of the. spotlight
but now here and there another
type of neckline is beginning to
appear. The square neck ii back
again. 1t is resurrected particular
" for use on the crepe-de-chine
blouses. Some OF these blouses,
pretty, hand embroidered, are on
display in specially shops for wear
with sport skirts in harmoniz;ng
shades. The blouses have sashes
that tie around the outside Of the
skirt
Atlantic City, July ia woman
stroller on the boardwalk had utfl-
lied cretonne in novel way. Her
gown was of delft blue crepe de
chine, with girdle floating panels
| and sleeves of cretonne in a Persian
design and soft Persian coloring
] A cape, made evidently with the
! idea Of beauty rather than warmath
was delft crepe de chine with a
, wide border of the cretonne at its
lower edge.
| Paris, July 19.-The vogue fol-
jade has somewhat diminished. But
Jade is too beautiful and too univer.
sally becoming a color to be dis
carded altogether. Hence the Pari-
sienne has decided to combine i,
with the seasons other popular
shade Of primrose. There are very
handsome primrose gowns Of crepe
de chine embroidered with wooder
/ beads in jade color. Sometimes z
primrose gown has panels of jade
chiffon. And cloaks are glorified
by a bunch of fruit in Jade.
London, July 19.-The vogue fol
two-toned dresses has spread to the
boudoir furnishings. Everything
! NOW is two-toned from the cushions
of the chaise-lounge to the curtains
at the windows, to say nothing Of
the lounging robe upon my LADY
herself. One good thing the two
toned fad has done: 1t has brought
back the two-toned door. Boudoire.
have black doors with door frame:
Of sealing wax red or sand-tintei
doors with frames Of turquoise
The effect, with the right sort o.
draperies-and lounging robe-i,
charming.
/ Paris, July ia pretty fashion
is that Of crushing roses or othel
flowers beneath the brim of larg,
leghorn hat. Take for example /
chapeau OF sea foam or lanviI
green. Beneath Its brim on eacl
side Of the head are perhaps half +,
dozen fair sized silk roses in pail
blue. mauve and gray. There is nj
trimming at all on top Of the ha
except . band Of gray georgett,
around the crown. The rose
crushed against the hair have !,
Quain and softening effect.
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green napper nats wn'ca MAKE tne
wearers LOOK touen. II sucn was
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iey asioe the nat II no merely ieit
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tnlns else wnen WIN nam, Dut con-
un9e 70 use inc nat On otnef oc-
caSions.
Lear MRS. thompson: ! am nap
py out as rate VIII nave It my heart
- broken ana my love dreams snat-
tere0. mere Is tne reason'
Not long ago ] met the most won
derful heart-breaker IN this world.
| say heart-breaker because nnd l
am not the only girl who has a
broken heart because OF him. MY.
but he was handsome! Tall and q
blonde. The other evening I saw
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70 Haye Am Dav Sesslon

Colonel Bracket circle, Ladies' Of
~ 9. A. r.. viii hold an al day
sowing session next Tuesday at the
Aome Of Mrs. Mabel Higbee. Forty
md street and Eighth avenue,
- plans were made for It yester-
~ afternoon at the court house.
IL regular business was trans
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Davenport Couple Marriad.

Miss Hilda Katie Etlet Rahlf,
only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rahlf. 1881 West Fifth
street, Davenport, and Harry John
Diercks, eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Diercks of Muscatine, were
qnietly married July is In Peoria.
1he bridegroom 10 = graduate OF
he Muscatine high school, Browns
Business college and the Automo-
tive school. Davenport. At present
- b employed By the T. w. Nc
C1elland company, Davenport. The
ooW home will be in Davenport.
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81 I'll HOMnlo

4 - ut a1mirs ~ W r
|yoa deecribs-tAe hsartbrsalu E5s
Z doht always blame him. a:
psrmitted - mako love to r.
every girl he neets. Al II
thinks hsr love means . lot
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Ahosf
weeks ago had 4 quarrel vllk s
girl friend Of mine. It really - ]
mot my FAULT. but nsvertheaesa 49,
|continued TO b angry with me S17
would not speak.
The other day she came 70 -
house and said that the cluk n
which her boy friend belongs ID n.
Ing : picnic. One Of his friends ~
hot have 1 girl and asked him a
get one for him They decided s.
ask me.
Would 1t b proper for me 10 ~
THANK you,
II would be perfectly proper fot
yua to 80.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: There WI
. girl who used to live In our neikhs
bofhood and ~ were v9y soot
friends. Two years ago she mose1
to another part Of town. Since tn
her reputation has become quss.
tionable. Everyone talks about her
and she doesn't care. Some Of he
boys she goes with are fast and q
kind I would not care to associate
with.
She keeps driving back to ~
me and invites me to come to ksf
house for week ends and promises
10 lively time with boys. My moth-
or won't let me 60 and anyway I
don't want to. It gets embarrasu-
ing, however, and don't know how
to get out Of accepting some Of hes.
Invitations.
What would you advise me to dot
ANXIOUS. s
About an you can do is to con-.
tinue to turn down her Invitations.
Eventually she will get tired Of
asking you.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am 1
young married woman. nineteea
years Of age and have q nine
months old baby girl. My husband
and could not get along and At
last he deserted Us. This happened
eight months ago. i
Now he Is wanting rs back and
has promised to do right. He says
he Is not happy and never will Be
without Us. I don't miss him much
As 1 have boy friends call and 60
out With them. Still I would like
Z home Of my own.
Ny parents and many others
won't even listen when ! speak e
going back. Just what would you
advise?
He was mean to us and wouldn't
get US anything to eat or wear and
made MS stay at home. Do you
think he Is worthy of us?
Since your husband was 30 sell
fish and you could not get along
together before, I don't know what
you would have to look forward to
II you went back to him. He
thinks he would do the right thing,
but a. soon as he got what be
wanted he would probably treat
you in the Same way. n
OF course this - . matter which
no one should decide for yon.
Consider the character Of the
young man and draw your own
conclusions. Do you think he
+: could change SO much that now he
| would be q good provider and a
! comrade who would spend his spare
time with you and the baby. taki4G
you places when you wanted to 60!
| Unless love is your motive, do
not 60 back. It is not enough y
warrant q reunion.
Young 4 McCombs' 20% DIS
count Sale continues through Sat
npV1av Univ z9-(Advertiaemcu y,
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Neveln-Ncster Nupt,als,

ANNOUNCEMENT Is made Of the
wedding Of Arthur ]. Neveln, son
Of Mrs. p. ". Neveln OF The OK
ford. Davenport, and Miss Mary
"A. Nester. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. A. J. Nester Of Crivitx, Wis,
that was performed July In Cri-
vitx. After . short wedding trip,
the bridal couple have established
their home in Chicago.
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Canning Cherries.

Canning Cherries.
Sun Preserves-Cherries, either
alone or in combination with the
other fruits, such a. currants or
raspberries, may be preserved in
the sun. This can only be done
in climate where there is great
deal Of sunshine. The cherries
should be washed, dried, stemmed,
sorted and weighed. One pound
of sugar and two tablespoons of
juice are allowed for each pound
of fruit. The / cherries are placed
in shallow trays and the fruit Juice
and sugar heated and poured over
them. The trays should be cover
ed with plates Of glass to protect
them from dust and insects. They
four days or until the fruit has alb
fou rdays or until the fruit has alb
sorbed enough of the syrup to make
them plump and the syrup has be-
come thick and jellylike. The fruit
should be brought in at night.
Canning Cherries-Fof fruits, al
we'll as for vegetables, the single
period cold pack method OF can
ming is best. When the fruits are
intended for table use. syrup should
be poured over them to fill the jars.
In canning fruits to be used for pie
filling or in cooking where unswees-
ened fruits are desirable, boiling
water may be used instead, and the
period Of sterilization or processing
is increased. Cherries should be
cooked in the hot water bath for
is minutes when the syrup is used
and for 20 minutes. when only the
boiling water Is used. Cherries
should be washed and pitted before
being canned. They are then pack
ed in the sterilized jars. The rub
! Der, which is dipped In boiling wa
ter for a minute. Is next adjusted
then the cherries in the jar are GOV.
cred with medium syrup or with
the boiling water. II glass top Jars
are used only the top bail is slipped
into place; II the screw top jar IL
used then the top Is screwed on
using only the thumb and little
!. finger. This allows space for the
expansion of air that the steam
may escape. The Jars are then
placed in the hot water bath for IL
or 20 minutes, varying as stated
above, il syrup or boiling water II
. used. For the medium syrup allow
/. one part Of sugar to two parts Of
water.
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(srace Lutheran Picnic.

The Grace Lutheran church con-
gragation will enjoy picnic Sat-
ufday afternoon and evening at
lincoln park. Friends as we'll as
members Of the congregation are
cordially invited. The Reliance
club will have game of baseball
and the children will play games
and contests.
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Shower Fer Mrs. Allsa.

Mrs. Frank Allen Of Geneseo,
formerly Miss Leverne Wood Of
Rock Island. a bride Of June, was
honored at post-nuptial shower
last night, given by the members
Of the Laura Marquis chapter OF
the South Park Presbyterian
church. The affair was held In
the homo Of Miss Katherine Smith,
2711 Eighteenth avenue. An cleo
tric toaster was presented to the
bride as . party gift
The shower. was held after the
fegular monthly business session.
xrs, 9. w. Halves conducted q
etudy OF the second chapter Of the
took Of James. Refreshments werv
served.
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$500 e 90 TT nj moQnlne q
8 ufcIeclk vken 1fIeo l1n1jaa catkae-
IL T629n. daaehter e III, ana 1rrs.
Jokn robin 6ecame ne bids ~
IaNreuoe rf0koa, s0n II n. 4n1
80 Inhp Frer1kea a. nnyenpoef
~ hrido vns affended 81 hee d.
-. 1firs 1900 Tphln. q brfdeo-
rnaid and the bxidexruom HI hi
hrotinr Hsrhert YfWkes = heGt
msn. nean 2 II. Duriin. the rec
for. offIciafed & tho wedding cere
m0uv ana nuptfal mass.
drsee Win I hat 20 match. and car
ried IN arm beuquet Of whitk
brides roses. Miss Tobin's dress
vas Of figured eeorgette crepe viii
which she wore white felt hat
and her flowers were also roses.
Thirty relatives and near friends
Of the bride and groom were enter
tanned at wedding luncheon at
noon at the home OF the BRIDES
parents. Blue and tan, the coiors
chosen BY the bride, were carried
out in the decorations, garden
and Mrs Frerkes have gone to
;nouseAeeplns = o va =
s'r ~ T Tass 1,vaas - pock
y.iaaS ar ~ ~ i;fs ara Ia : erad-
as.anu =. az az - .. ra.sns.s sche,os ard
sa.s - s,,a Tha hId.rroom
oso. ...Ns..s q. un.an,,.. schoci
- n.~errort hsc.m. MANAGER Of
the Canitnl dairy OF Davenport.
which position ha now holds.
yotisv Mrs. Rrvan .f ()neA.
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M = o .sn 80 I.,ana Wcmsn,s
a VI .n ~ .s =, m.aha-s -ho
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nave cnauseu . i.sn, - ths lost
name since ..s 's% IN 1890
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=. onIe' Ano nv vi oA 2. 1870 7
conpifeo now anu VII De .oml.e.
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So St. mn
Hs 0OoAAs wv .
The social service work done al
Dunning hospital OF chicago was
explained by DR.. Edward a Fo-
ley, district superintendent OF the
! hospital at the regular meeting Of
. the Fifth District Graduate Nurses
at WatertOwn hospital, yesterday
afternoon.
, DR.. ]. Euingsworth, the superin-
tendent Of the Watertown hospital
greeted the members and DR.. G
w. Morrow, the assistant superin-
tendent gave a few remarks, tell
ing that WATERFOWL hospital auth
| critics are contemplating the es.
(, adjustment of a social service de-
partment. After the meeting, the
nurses were taken on an inspec-
! ton trip through the hospital build.
ings Miss Cora Robinson, super
(, infendent of nurses. was the aft.
ernoon hostess and she served re.
freshments
! Kant Wedding Secret.
! Mr. and Mrs Fred q Steen Of 52C
iTarior street navennort anronncf
~. n.rr;aoe NJ their daughter
Mice Flsia w Steen and indian "
Rarber son OF mrs Bessie Barber
916 Harrison street. Davenport
island
The ceremony was performed al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E
Percy, 727 Thirty-fourth street BY
jRev. Launcelot Hadaway, pastor o.
1.-THE Memorial Christian church. The
double ring ceremony was used
INF. and. Mrs. Percy were the bes'
imam and matron Of honor. The
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house. The drill team must be in
uniform. All members are asked to
be present.
The regular Thursday night dim
liner dance will be held tomorrow
night at the Arsenal Golf club.
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Class Holds Annual Picnic.

The annual picnic Of the Har-
fiet Henderson Memorial class Of
The First Methodist church was
Held last night at Long View park.
Thare we're IS members and their
families present. After the picnic
supper. the hours were spent 70
cially.
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Young 4 McCombs' 20% DIS
count Sale continues through Sat
urday, July 22.-(Advertisemcni,.
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VIVA GuIll Garden Parry,

Plans are now completed for the
garden party to be given tomorrow
afternoon on the villa campus by
the members OF the villa Guild.
Miss Elizabeth Mold. general chair
man. announces that in case Of
rain. the affair will be held in the
recreation rooms OF the villa de
Chantal. Card games will start at
$50 and the guests will enjoy a
social afternoon interpreted with
music. Refreshments will be
served.
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Has Work Meeting.

A work meeting of the Mary
Baird circle Of the Gloria Del Unit
ed Presbyterian church was held
last night at the home of Miss Bes-
sic Reddig, Forty-fifth avenue and
Fifteenth street. The members
busted themselves dressing dolls to
be given to the needy at Christmas
time and also prepared presents
for the primary children to be Civ
en- at the annual picnic Of the Sun
day school tomorrow. Refresh
ments were served in the social
hour.
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Stella Oberstaller
Weds Chiro Student
at Quiet Ceremony

Miss Stella c. OberstAlier and
Joseph e. Mayer Of Hudson, Wis,
who were bridesmaid and best man
at the wedding Of Miss Oherstaller's
brother. John r. Oberstaller and
Miss Georgia Gay, yesterday morn
ing surprised their many friends
last night by being married quietly
In Davenport. They planned to
keep the ceremony = secret until
this morning when they departed
ON . motor trip through northern
Wisconsin but their arrangements
went awry.
The ceremony was performed at
8 o'clock ct the parsonage of the
First Presbyterian church by Rev.
Leroy Coffman. Charles L. Ober-
staller, brother Of the bride, and
Miss Amy Bosenbury were the at
tendants.
The bride wore q lovely gown Of
brown satin with a tunic of all over
silk lace. Her attendants dress
was combination Of tan and pink
georgette crepe. The wedding
party were entertained at dinner
ct the Terrace Gardens, immediate
ly following the ceremony.
The bride is q very popular
young woman, having won the first
prize In = popularity contest Of
Anoo grotto Mardi 0ras last fall,
and was crowned queen on Dec
is. She has always lived in Rock
Island and Is graduate Of Browns
Business college. She has been en-
ployed at the Rock Island Stove
company. She is the daughter oil
Mrs. A. X. Heitehrend of 1916
Twelfth street.
Mr.. Mayer graduated from the
Fail River. Wisconsin, state normal
in 1918. and II now. student al
the Palmer chiropractic school
having resided in Davenprt for the
last two months.
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vaysa-Nyquist,

The wedding Of Miss Lillian D
Nyquist, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Frank A. Nyquist, 724 Eleventh
street A., Moline and George A
Vavra Of Moline, son of Mrs. M
Richter Of Salem, Ore. took place
this morning at 10 o'clock at the
parsonage Of the Swedish Baptist
church, Moline. Rev. Bennett
Erickson performed the ceremony
After wedding dinner served a
the home Of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. vavra departed on Z
honeymoon trip. The now hons
will be in Moline.
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Caionul nracl1stt circle sll-day sewing
With 1gsu, Nshel Higbeot ofty-third
strses anA Eighth svssas.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-18
PROTI DAM z PRODEJE.
STANOVISKO TOTO ZAUJfNA ORCANISOVANE
DELNICTVO FARMARI

washington, II. unora. Organisovane d6lnctvo
sovan fama slime skupiny obou omech kongresu dnes
zauay sanovsko pro veobecne dan prodeu ma finance
van voJenskeho bonusu ak navrhovano jest presdentem
Hardngem Pfaele bonusu obava kongres vubec Sc
nedohodne ptomnem zasedani nejakem panu pro ne
bylo by mono zka vesnu zaroven schvaeni presden-
tovO.
"Organsovane delncvo", pravl predseda Samuel Com,
cd Amercke Federace Prace rednm prohlaseni es
100 procent voensky bonus avSak DAM
prodee ako prosfedku zskan chod bonus zrovna
kol vladniho duhu."
Toto Jest pokus, pravi T. c. Atkeson zastupce National
Grange farmarske Organsace 'vroubovat
amerlcky dancni system Jest skyta voensm bonuse
Jest neobhajena chybnou zsade pfesnou brine
DAM od tech kdoz sou nejschopne nes ty sou
nemene schopni pla. kazdy voak postavi pro teto
DAM, kdyby mel bonusove penlze kapse."
Faaisk organisace Jest pro opene uvalen dane ma u
pfilisnene vydeky
Opposce prot panu presidena Hardnga aby vseobecna
dan prodee bya uvaena lee by kongres souhas odoze-
MIN vyplacen bonusu vypukla posanecke
nate. Vudcove farnafskeho denickeho boku senate
snemovne navrhu aanc demokraty vynucen nahrady
stare suraxy dane vydeky sou mi
zdali da prodee bude vteena do pfedohy vyborem
ienz nj pracuje.
Pfatele dane prodeie pfedpovda duverou ze zdal
vysoka surtaxa dane upsnene vydeky budou obnove
president Harding nebude vahat vetovanm bonusove
pfedohy President jest proti DAMN, byy zruseny
nedavnym duchodovym zakonem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-18
SJEZD HAVlRU PROTI HOWATOVl.
NEPATRNOU VETSINOU UZNANO SPRAVNYM
JEHO VYLOUCENf UNIE.

indianapolis II. unora. VeSnou pouhFch 90 hlasn re
$3.50 sJezd Spoenych dunch d6nk Amerky odepre witt
uvahu appel Alexandra Howaa znovupfet do unie ieho
samotneho a osatnich kansasskych havifu.
Ackoll az doposud oznamen ienom neGredni vysledes
hlasovan fowa doznal svoi porazku, akoz hlavni
podporovael Frank Farrngton vudce noisklch havifG
Urednl vysedek nebude ozname Ultra hlasovani
neprtomnych Delegate bude sd6eno TIowat pravl
neocekava nakych podstanych ohoto dodaeeneh
hlasovani.
lasovanm chvaleno bylo vylouceni Howatovo pfedse-
dou Lewsem enz prav re iedna TAX kdyz sesazenv
sassky vudce odepre naditi stavkucim havfm
till do prace ak byo ustanoveno havfskym sezdem mi'-
podzm
owat ma vsak pravo odvolat vyluGovaciho rozkazu
vykonne rade une prpad re bv by odmrsen pro-
test svd vznest pred pravdeny Sized une enz onan
r. 1924.
Ackoli Howa prohral sila Jim osvedGen pre-
kvapla Pr zaverecnem hasovan oznamen vysedek 1850
hlasu pro schvaleni rozhodnuti Lewisova 1866 proti
Meli nam delati' pravi Howa a pax dodal: pred
pokladam re nyn budu opusti Spoene Say vyste
hovat Sc do Ruska.'
Krone llinoisu 5 Howatem Si Washington Wyoming, Mi
chgan Montana sfedn pennsyvansky m6kkouheny revir
znamy jake distrik els hozapadn revr znamy jake d.
strikt els 2 zauimac staty Oklahoma Arkansas Texas
Pc vfzeni teto zaezitost Sized v6nue uvazovanf
zprave skaoveho vyboru otekava Sc, ednomysln6 il
schvah.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-18
MASARYK OSVOBODIL
ODSOUZENE KOMUNISTY.
OBDRzEL OsM SET zADOsTf O MILOsT.
Kabelogram G. S. T. X.

Praha Is. unora. - President Masarvk ud6l
nym komunistn az skrovne vymky dpnou most while
dem X 800 zadostem milost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-18
DIAL O sobE. vEDETI.
DRfVE.ISf IOKAJ ZAVRAzDENEHO DIRFKTORA
TAYLORA POSTAL. DOPIS DISTRIKTNfMU
NAVIADNfMU

Los Angeles. II. lnora. Rezrestnost Edwarda F.
Sandse pred sthnm obvn6nf
nroti nemu mnul. roku Wiamem Desmondem Tav
lorem zavra5d6nvm retorem bvla sbena Tho
masem Lee Woolwinem navadnim. prpade ze Sands
doEa5e. re nema vnv zavra5denf Tayora ze pomuze
"odhati toto vrazedne taiemstvi."
Woowne-nv slib nohFeSovan6mu driv6isimu Tavlorovu
lokaov sekreta uendn bv dopise ed
wareu F. Sandovi prosednictvm casopis1" odpoved
dop ktery obrzel enz psan samot-
nym
Dopis. kerv by podepsan e. F. Sands bvl datovan ID
unora. Psatel pravi bvdli Los Angeles
zdal pfipad6 vvdan dokazani
lorovv. nebude sthan zalobu pro zpronev6reni
Distrikni navan Woolwine pravl re dopis nes
nj r"vitko dne a. 'nora ole 70 bv
kdvz uv6doml 81 eho dnleziost pripadd
psan by Sandsem, voa konerenci poicenich
tvG svych vlanich vvseTovateln keTi zabVvaji mo
pripadem teo porade dosp6o ednonvslnemu dohod
mutt re bude nejlepe dops zodpovede ocekavat dasiho
vyvoje vec.