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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-01
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Inc peaI @IIl pll1lei loF Iile call Ol
duty is twins,
When the prodigal son comes home
now, he merely gets a roast.
Never give way to temptation
Without first consulting a lawyer.
Life is just a slow and painful
process of Accomplishing bad habits.
And yet "The Tiger of France" by
any other name would still be propa-
ganda.
An experienced married man knows
when his wife calls him Honey that
he is about to get stung.
ale loved her now, whereas he hat
ed her before" remarks novelist.
Before what? Breakfast?
The worm will turn, and. even the
boot Ticker shows a little, backbone
when full of boot liquor.
They will have few quarreIs to
make up if he never sees her in the
until she is made up.
No doubt the German version is:
when thieves fall out, honest men
can dodge Preparations payments"
The strangest thing about the ac-
count of the flood is that it makes no
mention of an American relief ship.
The land of the free has changed
considerably in the interval between
pioneer settlements and strike settle
ments.
Giving the vote to women accom-
plished one good thing. Politicians
refer less frequently to the ''blain"
people.
Her father never gets a chance to
give her away if her small brother
does.
The readjustment period offers no
more inspiring example than the way
hairpin manufacturers turned to curl
papers.
1t was only question of time,
anyway, until somebody would have
killed Ananias for lying about his
golf score.
Few magazine stories are as thrill
ing as the ads about learning to write
scenarios and increasing your bust
measure.
Death toll of automobiles over
10000" This INCLUDES those who
dropped dead when a woman driver
gave them the right-of-way.
Correct this sentence: Mother"
said the small boy, 81 am going to
school now, and l wish you would
please see if my ears are clean"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-01
Smith Resigns as
Member of Board;
Curry to Succeed

Tallahassee, Sept. SO.-The resig-
nation of ]. D. Smith, of Mariana,
as member of the state road de-
partment from the third COMPRESSION
al district was received and accepted
today by Governor Hardee, who an
nounced he would appoint W. NJ.
Cory, of Quincy. to fill the vacancy.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-01
WALKER HITS ANOTHER

Philadelphia, Sept, SO.-Clarence
Walker. Of the Philadelphia Ameri-
can league baseball team, hit his
thirty-seventh home run of the sea-
son in the fifth inning of the second
game Of today's double-header with
Washington.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-01
With Other Editors
SOMETHING ON THE CARPET

1t looks very nah as though Hoo
yer was in very bad and Ford in very
good. If the coal crash is going to
be all that Henry says it is to be
there will certainly be a nationwide
cheer for the flivver maker Ford
has divided this country, like Old
Gaul, into "Fres parties" The three
parts are-those that are for Ford,
those that are against him, and those
tina tare neither for nor agin'. But
all these three parts will be one if
the coal prices fall and the coal cars
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-01

"A splendid picture with a sulena,
cast. School Days" will be at 4.
CRAM next Monday and Tuesd.r '
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-01
A SOLDERING THOUGHT

Almost it takes ones breath to CON
slider what a boon it would be to the
people of this country if by common
consent all drivers of automobiles
would give practical support to the
careful crossing campaign.
Hardly a day passes without our
hearing about the Inauguration of
propaganda to remedy this, that, or
the other i'll that is supposed to be a
menace to public health, comfort, or
morals. Every new wrinkle of this
1T has its sponsors and adherents
scores and hundreds.
rade crossing horror, like the
- With us, but the two
= s7ghtlessness and
hF contrib
"a eaEatas-
che
- present
bpaign for
Dad crossings.
abroad Chambers
orted by nurher-
of a semi-public
the good work,
Evening journal., 1922-03-31

thought OF service to each other aPd
TO mankind. May we see that Just
as the particles OF dust from the
sweeper's hand are turned 70 seem
ing gold by sunbeam, 20 a ray from
that light OF love within the breast
which lighteth every man born into
the world, turns our little duties into
privileges and makes even drudgery
divine. Amen.-Leon A. Harvey.
Show Thy marvellous loving-kind-
ness, o Thou that savest by Thy
right hand them which put their
trust IN Thee.-Ps. xvii. 7.
/ meet a friend upon my daily walk;
one OF the rare. uplifted sort Of
chaps,
who rise above the pitiful mishapa
At which so many OF us turn and
balk:
And this my constant greeting as
we meet
Friend. are you happyY" with
contented smile,
| As he we're half an angel all the
Evening journal., 1922-03-31
Talked Like a Dutch Uncle

MY father is physician and,
naturally, I was opposed TO all
patent medicine. So when a friend
told me TO try MRyr's Wonderful
Remedy for my stomach trouble,
laughed at him. Some months later,
after my father told me he had used
all known remedies in my case, l
met my friend again and he talked
to me like a Dutch uncle and finally
induced me to try It. All my symp-
toms have now disappeared" It Is a
simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and allays the
Inflammation which causes practi-
cally all stomach, liver and intes-
final ailments, including appended
It's. One dose will convince or
money refunded. ]. NJ. Eckerd and
druggists everywhere.
Evening journal., 1922-03-31

whiio,
And needed only wings to bo COM
plete,
I'm not unhappy''-thus he
makes reply
With calm assurance that may
not doubt,
And am sent away 70 wonder why
My friend should learn trick I've
not found out.
mot quite unhappy" Confident
and strong,
This ever is the burden OF his song.
Henry w. Colby.
Evening journal., 1922-03-31
Another New Lot of
Art NeedlewOrk
Pieces

have iust come in. there's q lovely
display OF these in our Market street
window and lots more at the Art
Needlerork Dept. Won't you come
see them right away before tho nov
cities are all sold2
Youu be interested in these new
Stamped Table Covers and Napkins.
They're to be embroidered and to
have orocheted edges.
Covers only 75c, Napkins. 25c each.
All linen. se-inch Center Cover to oe
worked IN oolors, 1.5O each.
A now Scarf in blue at 800. with
Centers TO match. at 500 each.
Different designs in Round Pil-
lows are very pretty at Coo each.
97-inch Centers, already stamped
are SOC with s6-inch Centers, at SOC
and 75o apiece.
Cunning little Aprons for children
are only csc and $50 each.
pillow Cases 10 be appliqued are
attractive and easy 10 work. These
are only Sis a pair.
Bungalow Aprons, in natural color
with lazy daisy designs at ST. are
good.
For your porch parties you'll want
10 have ready some Of these un-
bleached muslin Card Table Covers
stamped in easy designs, that work
nm most effectively. soc each.
Card Table Covers, in black are
new at $3.50 each.
Art Dept, 1st moor
Evening journal., 1922-03-31

from Seattle. Wash. June /. He viii
allow his airplane to drift across the
Pole in air currents.
He hopes to learn more OF the
northern country. It's lands and wa
ters, It's animals and air currents
than ever has been known before.
Amundsen was born at Borje,
Norway, in 1872. He's been an ex-
p.orer since he was 25.
Evening journal., 1922-03-31

Our Father. we thank Thee that
we find our highest Joy in service;
that even the little child IS made
glad by the consciousness Of good
bestowed or kindness rendered. Help
us TO At our little duties into a larger
Evening journal., 1922-03-31
Dash for
Pole in
Plane

will go to the North Pole by air
plane, instead OF by the old-fash-
lonod method OF ship and dog-sled.
Amundsen will equip his airplane
with a wireless outfit With this he
will be able to talk daily with people
in the civilized world and tell them
OF his experiences and discoveries,
Amundsen will start for the Pole
Evening journal., 1922-03-31
Saturday and Monday in the
Basement You'll Find These
Good Bargains

IN fresh and clean merchandise
ready for your needle;
Hu Muslin. bleached, SO inches
wide 16c a yard.
25c Percales. SO inches wide most
" light grounds, 17c a yard
Figured Crepes, 80 inches wide for
kimonos and dressing sacques, 29o
a yard.
Dress Ginghams. 80 inches, splen-
did quality. mostly IN the fashion
able small and medium checks IN
the popullah colors, special 2Sc
a yard.
Evening journal., 1922-03-31
Turkish
Empires
Revival


to Turkey. They also will allow
Turkey TO rule Armenia, Angora,
Anatolla and part OF Thrace.
But the people OF Armenia. who
are not on good terms with the
Turks, will be protected by the
League Of NstionA
Great Britain will keep on ruling
Mesopotamia, formerly a part OF the
Turkish Empire. where some think
the Garden OF Eden. mentioned in
the Bible. was located.
And the Allies will keep the Gal
iipoli peninsula, part OF Turkey.
This peninsula Is important because
Il controls trade routes.
Since the war ended Turkey has
had very little power. The Allies
sent soldiers to Constsntlnople 10
rule that city. The sultan, as the
Turkish ruler is called, had no au-
thority at all.
At the same time. Mustapha
Kemal Pasha. Turkish officer and
politician. set up a government OF
his own in Angora, Asia Minor. He
has been waglng war with Greece.
The Allies have asked Kemal and
the Greek government 20 stop this
war by signing an armistioe.
why have the Allies brought Tur-
key back 70 life7 Probably because
their Mohammedan subjects in India
and African countries demand Il.
Mohammedans look on CONSTANT
nople as a holy city and consider the
sultan as the head OF their religion.
The Turks have ruled CONSTANT
nople since 1883. when they took It
from the Greek or Byzantine EN-
pire.
The capture OF Constantinople was
one of the things that led 70 the dis
overy OF America by Columbus in
\44s2. The Turks had cut of trade
routes to the east and the western
European nations believed they
Evening journal., 1922-03-31
To Make Cleanup
Week Easier at Your
Home

Get some Of these cleanup helps,
we've made It easier by putting
lpeclal prices on them for next
week.
Self wringing. Mops. regularly
1925 for $50 each.
12-quart size Galvanized Buckets,
good, durable grade, for cleanup
week only. sec each.
Extra size Scrub Brushes. for 1Bo
each.
Utility Brushes, wire drawn. 1870
each.
Knitted floor Mops soc.
Floor Brushes. complete with
handle, $3.50 and $3.50 each.
tom Sawyer" White Wash
Brushes, 45c and ESQ each.
Yacht Mops. big full heads that
will "slosh" up a porch floor IN a
hurry, 75c each.
IL cakes Naptha Soap, makes the
dirt scoot. SOC.
OIL Mops and Dry chemically
treated mops. 500 to si.75 each.
Dustless Dust Cloths. 800 each.
Very good homo brooms for 69o
special.
Exceptional quality Brooms with
white enamel or polished natural
wood handles. regularly s1.99, our
price Cleanup week S1.OO each.
Step Ladders strongly built OF
clear lumber. 45c a foot.
Galvanized Ash Cans, big and
strongly built. S3.95 to S4.s5 each.
Galvanized Garbage Cans, with
covers, Sf.25 10 $500 each.
Home Helping Basement.
Evening journal., 1922-03-31
Special Easter Sale Of Fine Silk Hosiery
at S1.S9 Per Pair

navy field mouse, grey, and others, all
standard this lot OF desirable stock
ings Formerly these sold S225 to sass.
Hosiery Dept, floor.
Evening journal., 1922-03-31

But he VIII not
u n q er 60 the
hardships. cold
and hunger he
suffered on other
expeditions. That
is b e C a u s q he
Evening journal., 1922-03-31
:: e: The Smith ZoIIinger Co. ,::,. :.%
sF% 4th and Market SITS. STAMPS
Special Sale of the Finer
Silk Hosiery for Women

who appreciate trl-ntting fulfashoned stocking that
looks we'll
Black colors heavy pure thread silk Sab a pr
Onyx SILK Hosiery IN the spring shades S225 to
s4.75 pair
Evening journal., 1922-03-31

The Turkish Empire which was
broken up in the world War, is
coming back 20 lie again. But It
win not be nearly as powerful as It
Evening journal., 1922-03-31

could md new ones By voyaging
westward.
Roald Amundsen, the explorer
who discovered the South Pole, IS
now In New York planning an ex-
pedition to the North Pole.
Evening journal., 1922-03-31

The coats are I'm smart swagger
sport models and fashioned in polo.
camers hair. herringhone and tweeds.
The wraps are OF tho more dressy
types stunningly set of with handsome
embroidery, fringes and new girdle
effects
Evening journal., 1922-03-31

as before it
Joined Germany
IN the war.
The Allies will
give CONSTANT
nople. capital Of
the empire, back
Evening journal., 1922-03-31

Variety and more VARIETY Dresses
for every occasion from the simple
little afternoon frock to the most elab-
crate informal evening gown; canton
crepes, tanotas. laces, mgnonettes
and satin-faced crepes.
Evening journal., 1922-03-31

So cleverly is it
designed. so well ex-
ecuted. that seldom
are even the most
minor alterations re-
quired.
The Washington times., 1922-12-26

CHSaoh oClOT nuu TeCOn'
xA teur, tells the story Of a
gilded youth Of effeminate tenden.
cies who by some fluke Of luck
found himself stony broke. Decid.
ing that his best bet was America.
he tried for a Job on one Of the
boats crossing the Atlantic. After
being turned down by ship after
ship he almost despaired of ever
getting out Of England. Finally
his luck changed. He struck a
boat on the point Of sailing and
found that a stoker had failed to
show up. Joyfully, he signed on,
went aboard, and was directed be-
low by the captain. Then he dis
appeared. Nothing was seen or
heard Of him for three days. But
on the fourth day the skipper
suddenly came upon a resplendent
figure in full yachting kit. glasses
slung over his shoulder. promenad.
ing. What the hell are you do
ing here?" he demanded. 81
thought I told you to 60 below"
The regilded youth gazed at the
irate officer. tapped him lightly on
the shoulder. and pleasantly in.
quired. "Oh. haven't you heard?
I've left. The Argonaut (San
Franeisco).
The Washington times., 1922-12-26
THEY DO SAY!

1" HERD are two sorts q pso-
ple-ons lsts the SWING door
u slam In your boa
Europe II stiil harbos4ng the
delusion that secret diplomacy
won't be found out
Tho purveyor Of contraband
liquor has no kick coming when
he gets into hot water.
Tho antics Of tho Old World in.
dicate that II IL near the strait.
Jacket stage.
A comparatively new Brooklyn
baby has been named Volstead
bottles.
Tho open door seems to be
something of a storm door, dip.
lomatically speaking.
The Washington times., 1922-12-26

Prize fights and football games
show some stubborn combats, but
the worlds biggest deadlock will
come when some promoter puts on
. finish bout between a fellow who
has just seen a movie and yearns
to tell the plot and a man who
has Just read a book and insists on
describing It conscientiously.-
Judge.
The Washington times., 1922-12-26
SONG HITS
Selected by
ARTHUR NEALE.

Selected by
d ARTHUR NEALE.
<<-HE Dardanella Blues"
80 by the ex-sultan Of Tur-
Il key.
EN- the Cleaning" BY M. Ian.
dis.
death, Where Is Thy Sting"
BY Nick Lenin.
"I'm Getting Wetter and Wet
ter" BY Emile Coue.
"In the Shade of the Old Ap-
pie Tree" By Jane Gibson.
"Soul of My Soul" BY Geo.
Harvey.
~Dimples." BY Audrey Mum
son.
"Have You Had Your Iron To-
day." BY Clara Phillips.
my Little Red Shirt" By Isa-
dore Duncan.
"I Love My Wife, But Oh! You
You.You." BY Prof. Tiernan.
The Washington times., 1922-12-26
Reclassified.

A school teacher in a Western
town. wishing to extend her rather
scanty knowledge Of the stories Of
Edgar Allan Poe, inquired at the
delivery desk Of the rural library
for "The Gold Bug" adding, II
can't seem to find it in the cata.
logue. but I am sure you have 1t.
A friend Of mine had 1t out last
week." The librarian glanced at
the card catalogue drawer over
which the teacher had been Dor.
ing. and smiled a superior smile.
mo wonder, Miss Smith," she ex.
plained with patient gentleness.
You're looking uader Fiction
Turn to Entomology and you
won't have any trouble. Tho Ar.
gonaut (San Francisco.
The Washington times., 1922-12-26
Mixing the Sentence.

A learned professor tells US there
is a modern tendency among the
aristocracy to drop their his. Per
haps this accounts for the fact that
the Kaiser has been led to the altar
instead Of to the halter-Eve lion.
don).
The Washington times., 1922-12-26
Super PrOhibiteer.

II hope that the fact that the
vets showed strength in your State
does not affect your belief that
prohibition needs enforcement"
1T needs more than that in some
un1egenerate districts" replied
Senator Sorghum. TT needs re-en.
forcement." Nashville Evening
Star.
The Washington times., 1922-12-26

We have it from an eminent
explorer that cannibals are very
proud Of their table manners. It
is to be hoped that they always
take politicians with a grain Of
salt.-Eve Oondon).
The Washington times., 1922-12-26
A waiter exceedingly rude
Was Alon1o o. Henry McStewed,
When potatoes were ordered
On the risque he bordered
BY asking. with skins on or nude?
Carnegie Puppet.

Gosh. I didn't realize Jack was
20 tight before"
Nor"
Tho other day he told me that
he had lost some money through
Investments, and come to find out
he'd tried a gum slot machine that
didn't work. Brown Jug.
The Washington times., 1922-12-26

The Fascist movement in Italy
was prominently a matter Of shirts.
Henry Cabot Lodge might organize
. Massachusetts, Fascisti-if the
Democrats left him shirt enough
to begin on.-Judge.
The Washington times., 1922-12-26
For Hire.

Gould you place my son In your
Officer"
IAN right; what can he dor"
What can he do? II he could
do anything I'd hire him myself"
-Karntaturen (Christiania).
The Washington times., 1922-12-26

Heck-Can anything make a
man feel worse than to have his
wife continually begging for
money?
Peck-Sure, To have her de-
manding it.-Erie Daily Times.
The Washington times., 1922-12-26

What the Republicans need in
Congress is not so much a leader
as the installation of a reliable
bloc signal system.-Judge.
The Washington times., 1922-12-26

Nick-Never ask q girl for tho
nakings.
Dick-Why not7
Nich-Too careless They carry
shear tobacco an mixed up with
powder ana rouge-Iowa Green
GAnder.
The Washington times., 1922-12-26

Is there any way of learning
how manys cocktail shakers were
given as Christmas presents this
year?-Judge.
The Washington times., 1922-12-26

When a man is young and poor
he 10 interested In advertisement
which tell him how to turn his
spare time into money" When he
is rich but old, tho advertisement
are not so satisfying. No one vol
unteers to show him how to turn
his money into spare time.-Judge.
The Washington times., 1922-12-26

Sweet Thins-Have you q book
called Logger Songs OF the West.
ern Lumber Camps?"
Clever Clerk--You mean a hook
Of Logarithms. madam. - Yale
Record.
The Washington times., 1922-12-26

= Oid.timer--what beat did the
editor give you. son?
Fledglinr-Coronsrs. physicians
and undertskers.
"oh. the dead bsaA.'-washing-
ton Sun podser.
The Washington times., 1922-12-26

The only way to get along with
a woman Is to let her have her
own way. There isn't any way to
get along without her.-Judee.
The Washington times., 1922-12-26

Santy-I got stuck In your darn
old chimney.
Well. this 10 a stuoco houssr'
The Washington times., 1922-12-26

A citizen with troublesome
flivver is in excellent training to
become a professional contortion-
LIST.
The Washington times., 1922-12-26

Shifting gears is a terrible grind
for the new driver.
The Washington times., 1922-12-26

Mstress-Nor,. I won't have
eha& husky mfrl1nan In my
6tchen-
Nora-All right, mum. know a
smaller one.-Notre Dame Jug
gier.
The Washington times., 1922-12-26

The man may be at the wheel,
but the woman drives the car.
The Washington times., 1922-12-26
FLIVVERETTES

r N crossing the street pedestrians
seldom violate the speed law.
The purse Of many an autoist
looks like a flat tire.
The speeder may not know where
he is going. but the traffic cop
does.
Two things that annoy the mo-
torist are-tax and tacks.
The man who calls his car the
old boiler" boils overf anyone else
does 1t.
II folks get much more numer-
Gus the cities will have to set aside
one-way streets for them.
The Washington times., 1922-12-26

Fair One-You remember that
you told mo that you hunted
tigers in West Africa. Well, I
read that there are no tigers
there
Notzo Fair-Quite right, quite
right, I killed them all.-Lehigh
Burn
The Washington times., 1922-12-26

Warden-Whom do you wish to
see?
Welfare Worker-Lifer No. 439.
Is he in?-Notre Dame Juggler.
Big Man" in College-Say,
Freshman, do you know who
am?
Freshman-No. Don't your
Georgia Cracker.
She-Oh, dear! I've split water
all over the table!
He-That makes 1t a sort Of pool
table, what?-Cornell Widow.
Patient-Doctor. whatn I take
to cure my kleptomania?
Doctor after deep thought
Don't take anything. and you'll be
cured.-Michigan Gargoyle.
The Washington times., 1922-12-26
Just Like That.

n R r. GEORGE ROBEY, the
Nv English actor and recon.
.A teur, tells the story of a
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VOJSKO STfHA REBELY.

Washington, 3. cervence. =
Mexicke federalni vojsko do
stihlo bandity, operujici O.
lein6 oblasti Aguada a zpuso-
bilo Jim tezke ztraty, die de-
peSi obdrzenych odborem sta
tn z Tampico. Dne 80. cervna
federalni voisko svedlo dve
Sarvatky 5 bandity bllze tabo-
ia Cortezovy oleiarske spolec-
nosti. ktereho nedavno Sc
Zmocnili zbujnici. Pet bandi-
tn bylo zabito, til zajati a 60
koni mezk6 bylo ukorist6no.
Bandite jsou ma ut6ku do hor.
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HROZNE ZELEZNICNi NESTESTi.
BYLO PRY ZAVINENO ZRfZENCEM, JENZ VYSLAL
WAX MA NEPRAVOU TRAT

Atlantic City, 3. Gervence. = Pokud znamo, devet
byo zabo nektere odhady mrtvych dou do dvaceti
kdyz Philadelphia Reading expressni vak dnes
roztrstl vyhybku Cape May sve jizde Camden do
Atlantic City. Vak sval naspu cyricet stop vysokeho
parostro pet kar nakupio sebe dole pouhe trosy
prvni chv zotozneni byl pouze til mrtvi strovedou
CT topic jeden pasazer PoGe ran6nych odhaduje
cd dvaceti peti do sedmdes pe TIE okonos vlak
pozdsva ocelovych kar duzno dekovat mrtvy
nj vice.
Pomocny vlak vezoucf ranene pTijel do Atlantic City
hodn dnes nebylo vSak zjisti kok veil
Dva ranen zemreli po cest6.
Atlantic City, g. "Mdj boze, ia postal els
nepravou trat -
Tao tragcka depese byla pry poslana Johnem D. Wal
tenn, sgnanm zfizencem Winsow Junction, kdyz vak
znamy jako plnocn letoun byl osnut hlavn trait do
sve zahuby die zprav obdrzenych zdesch fadovnach
drahy Reading.
Byl u6n6n pokus veti styk Waltem, avsak bezvy-
sedne. Pozd6ii byo zisteno ze omdle.
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MADARI JSOU VDECNI
MA 10000 DETf LOUCILO Sc S KOMISAREM
AMERICKEHO CERVENEHO KRfzE.

Budapest 2 Gervence TTicet tisic mad arskych d6ti
shromazdio peru ably rozloutilo kapanem
James A. Pedow-em komsaTem Americkeho Ceveneho
enz bvl Jim iako strycek Pedlow osatnm Gle
ny sabu Cerveneho KTze keri odeel Uher dnes po
p6l roku pomocne prace.
Kap Pedlow obedval $ adnralem Horthym, regenten,
eho etnm sdle Godoo Horthy vyiadfl vdek celeho
nroda vyzvoyani mad arskyc deti ud6 cesnou deko
raci svemu hosti Kap Pedlow rovn6z byl menovn
hym konsulem uherskym Spoenych Staech pozadan
ably snazil Sc pesovat pTatelstv mez obema narody
Behem posednich n6kolika hodn pred odjezdem Amer-
CANT hotel Ritz, hlavn stan Cerven6ho Kze, by obehn
detm, pfinsecmi hracky kvetny placicfmi hoce, po
nevada "stryGek Pedlow' je opouSti
De doprovazey iei k lodi kde zasup obnazenymi
hlavam zpval narodni hymny, amerckou mad darskou.