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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-03

The three.pound box Of candy do
mated by Pig'n Whistle VIA won ~
a young lady whose name We did not
catch. The Attendance was not
large. but comfortable. 10 everyone
pronounced tho evening fine sue
ceaa.
Mabel Long L. troubled with rheu.
NATHAN and ~ confined 10 her bed
again most Of the time. She says
she gets awfully lonesome. Miss
Long has been unable 20 walk for
many years. and IL a shutin 10 whom
callers may bring much cheer b.
their presence. 1916 18Th ave. ". W.
God bless the heart Of sunshine
That smiles the clouds owaD
And sets star Of fresh born hope
In someone's skv each day
God bless all irords Of tindness
That HBf The heart Of gloom.
And IN HJe's barren places
Plant floi1cfs Of ioye 10 bloom.
4. N. n.
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C)-optIa'he Grocery STgln5
FREE
a large size, well made. stapIed
handle Shopping Bag with
purchase OF Si.00 or more.

DID you get yours We gave
away ss6 shopping bags last
Saturday. and " you didn't get
yours be sure and get u tomor-
row.
No. 2 Rochester lamp chin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-03

Bulk Goods Special Will Save You Money
| Elbow Macaron-5 pounds for ...... .33c
Small White Beams pounds ......... 33c
Rolled Oats pounds ................ 30c
Good Head Rice--5 pounds ............ .45c
Cane Sugars pounds ............... SOC
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19

brought only moderate rises. In
the succeeding apathy reports of
improved export inquiry and Of
domestic mills buying had little eff
feet but at one stage some eastern
account being credited to a Chi
cago profession who is In Florida,
served to start similar transac-
tions here and the high point of the
day was registered. Local traders
showed a fondness for getting out
Of May and into July.
With country roads broken up
corn receipts were small but only
local trade was in evidence and
prices averaged generally lower
Shipping demand was slow. A
small decrease in the visible supply
Of corn was forcasted for next
week.
Oats conditions paralleled corn
throughout.
Provisions prices held up well in
the face of light trade and an
easier market for live hogs. Com
mission houses were inclined to
buy and there were reports that
the Russian relief had purchased
million pounds of compound lard.
Closing prices:
Wheat - May, $1,39B; July,
$121.
Corn-May, 62c; July, 64%c.
Oats-1Iay, SS5sc: July. 40S8c.
Pork-May, $4,000.
Lard-May, $11.15; July $1L37.
Ribs--May. $10.S0; July, 5000.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

New York, March 1S.--Foreign
exchange strong. Great Britain
demand, $4.409s; cables. s4.40%; !;
sixty day bills on banks. $4.371
France demand, 900; cables,
9.06l5. italy demand, 5.14; cables,
5.141a. Belgium demand. S.50h {;
cables. S.51. Germany demand,
.351s; cables, .3514. Holland de-
mand, 1890; cables, 1898. Nor
way demand, 17.45. Sweden de-
mand, $3.50. Denmark demand,
Pills. Switzerland demand, 1851.
Spain demand, 1888. Greece de-
mand. 4,46. Poland demand. 29s
Czecho- -Slovakia demand, 1.75. Ar
gentine demand 1916. Brazil de-
mand, 1A12. Montreal, 96%.
Closing rates were; Great Brit
ain demand, S4,392s; cables,
$4.39 q; siXty-day bills on banks,
S43G1S
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19
Chicago Livestock.


Chicago, March 1S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 500. Compared with week
ago: Beef steers largely 35c to soc
lower, good to choice kinds show
ing the least decline; fat she stock
25c to soc lower; Gamers and cut
ters weak to 25c lower; bulls 15c
to 25c off; veal calves generally 81
lower; stockers and feeders 25c to
40c lower
Hogs-Receipts 5000. Market
active; lighter weights steady TO
10c lower; others mostly steady
with Fridays average but strong in
spots; shippers bought about 1000;
good clearance. Top. s10.S5 for
light and light butchers: bulk,
$500 % 1925; pigs nominally
steady.
sheep-Receipts 5000. Today's
receipts practically all to packers
direct. Compared with week ago:
Fat lambs mostly steady, spots
25c higher: fat sheep soc to 75c
higher; shearing lambs about
steady.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago, March 1S.-Butter-
Market higher Creamery extras.
39c; firsts, 34@3Sc; seconds, $40
S3c; standards, 3S12c.
Eggs-Market higher. Receipts
14,1G0 cases. Firsts, 23c; ordinary
firsts, 21Q2thc; miscellaneous, 20
02212c.
Poultry-Alivc, lower. Fowls.
25c; springs, 2Gc; roosters. 1Sc.
Potatoes-Market steady. Re-
ceipts So cars. Total II. S. ship
ments, go cars. Wisconsin round
whites, sacked, S1.60@1.7O; poorly
graded, $1.50@1.55; bulk, s17O0
IS0; Minnesota round whites,
sacked, $1.50@1.G5; Idaho Rurals,
sacked, S1,75m1.S5.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19
COWBOY WEEPS AS HE
TURNS FAITHFUL PONY
OVER TO NEW OWNER

Fort Worth, Tex, March Is
Jack DeGraftenreid, cowboy. wept
this morning when he took his
saddle off Indian Molly" and
turned the faithful cowpony over
to G. C. Tobias Of Fort Worth 70:
S1,O5O. This is said to have been
the highest price ever PAID Tor q
cow horse. The animal was raised
from colt by DeGraftenreid. the
latter's home in Breckenridge
burned this week; no insurance
was carried.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Chicago, March 1S.-Fitful fluc-
tuations marked the trading on the
Chicago board of trade today.
Trade was light and prices were in
clined to sink, but in the last fiji
teen minutes forced covering by
wheat shorts sent that cereal up so
that net gains Of ssc to l Ssc were
registered. Corn finished &c to
&C lower. oats were off sc to y C
to 5sc; lard lost 212c to 25c and
ribs from 10c to zoe.
Lack Of outside buying was the
chief trouble with wheat. AT the
outset the bullish close at Liverpool
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19
LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. March 1S.-Liberty
bonds closed: S1as, s97.S0; first
and second As, blank; first AIS,
$9S.O6; second AIS, $97.S2: third
414s, $9S.9O; fourth AIS, S9S.OO;
Victory 3a4s, blank; Victory 4&s,
S10OSS
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, March 1S--Cotton
futures closed barely steady.
March, $1S.15; May. $17.9S; July,
$17.S7; Oct, $17.08; Dec, $3.50.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19
THE markets


New York, March 1s.-Profit
taking, the inevitable result of an
active and generally higher price
movement. marked the week end
session OF the stock exchange, a
few favorites reacting from free
tions to slightly over one point.
Extreme declines were reduced
generally or entirely eftscld. how
ever in the short covering Of the
final dealings, especially among
rails and oils. The few distinctly
strong features included New York
Central, Brooklyn Rapid Transit
and several of the leather special
ties. Sales amounted TO $4,000
. shares.
Incidents dealing with market
values again were constructive for
the most part, although mercantile
reviews from important centers re-
ported q continuance of the con-
servative attitude by commercial
interests.
The very lively week in the stock
market and heavy federal tax pay
ments found reflection in the
clearing house statement which
showed an increase of almost $63,-
600 900 in actual loans and dis
counts. ------,
Net demand deposits increased
slightly over S74,000,000 and cash
gain Of about $1S,75o,0OO Increased
excess reserves to more than $49,-
600, 600 as against a deficit OF $l2,-
100000 in the previous fortnight
Foreign exchanges expressed the
better state of European political
and economic conditions. The
London rate was at its highest level
of the week and within a cents OF
the February high record. Con-
tinental quotations. the German
mark again excepted. were con-
currently higher
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19
PERSONAL

=. S--~-~
DETECTIVE AGENCY Phone 266.
THREE sHAVEs A WEEK, 81, at your
homes Perkins Bros. phone 2O5s-J
O~HELLO's CRY: / am a weakling,
cannot forget; return, and part of your
demands shall be granted
DO NOT DRUDGE for upstarts
l beg three to return,
or thine silver gray hair,
Soon will be also red and burn.
LADIES - Three beauty preparations
easily made at home. Lemon bleach
ing cream, newest skin beautifier; haT
color, wash away the gray: heavy all
weather finishing cream. Full instruc
tions. An for 81. Last lifetime. Mar
cello Laboratories, Kansas City Mis-
sourl.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19
Kansas CITY Livestock.

Kansas City, March 1S.-Cattle
Receipts $50. Market for week:
Beef steers mostly 25c to 40c low
er, top $3.50; heifers steady to 25c
lower; COWS steady to strong: can
ers, bulls. stock cows and heifers
steady; calves mostly soc to 81
lower; stockers and feeders mostly
25c lower; stock calves steady to
soc lower.
Hogs-Receipts 1000. Packers
took all offerings at prices steady
to 1Oc higher than yesterday: bulk
lights and mediums, 1886 % 9.95;
top, 1895; bulk of sales. $9.6O4
9.95: a liberal supply Of southern
stock pigs sold at $7.5f q $500.
Sheep-Receipts 900. For week:
Sheep 25 to 4Oc higher; fat lam os
steady to 15e lower. Top. $1,000;
feeding lambs mostly 25c lower.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19

Denver. March 1S.-Cattle--Re
ceipts 400. Market steady. Beef
steers. $6.50@74O; cows and heif-
ers. S5.0007.40; calves. $3.50 "a
1850; bulls. $50; stockers
and feeders. s6.OO@7.25.
Hogs-Receipts 100, Market
strong to 10c higher. Top. ss.So;
bulk, $9.50@9.70.
sheep-Receipts 400. Market
steady. Yearlings. $3.50 a 12.75;
lambs. .75@14.S5; wetners,
sS.5O69.00; ewes, $S.50@9.oO.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19
On Life's Highway X
The Road of Ambition"
Turn to the Right"

Cameramen have begun shooting
Fools First"
Unfortunately the machine is not
loaded.
THE trail of short haired oiyls
leads to the 'bobber shop" according
10 OsUen Moore.
Forever" with the most popular
OF movie stars might become mono
tonous.
"yust Tell Them That You Saw
Me" would be a self-adyertising o
title in the prevailing song series.
Some Movie Dingbats
Your Best Friend" is now a
film.
"Skinner's Dress Suit" is to be
taken out of moth-balls.
Grand Larceny" may be the
forerunner of other filmed crimes.
Huntley Gordon has been mar
ried 81 times in Selznick photo
plays.
Elaine Hammerstein soon gives
filmed impressions of Reckless
Youth"
So many foreign films are com
ing in that made in America will
soon be a novelty.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19
RAGS Wanted

We want good clean cotton
rags, good size, no small
pieces. Bring them to the
JOURNAL OFFICE.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19
nor sALE--IndIan tradIng stcre an

FOR sALE-Indian trading store and
ranch. ten acres under cultivation;
fenced: one section land leased: stone
building, 6Ox2O feet; three living rooms.
storehouse, corralls; fine well OF water,
gasoline engine; three heavy horses, har.
nesJ and wagon; twenty turkeys, thirty
chickens. one fine milk COW; twenty
five miles from Gallup, New Mexico: ten
miles from railroad; a bargain; dissolv-
Ing partnership Address postoffice box
972 Albuquerque New Mexico
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Kansas City, March 1s.-Bggs,
)utter and poultry unchanged.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19
CARPENTERING

PETTIFORD-THE ODD JOB MAN
An kinds Of work. Phone 1921,
WANTED-Odd jobs carp ntering. house
painting and repairing, at reasonable
prices Phone I456-R.
PAINTING, paper hanging fni calsom-
lining, all wo * guaranteed. L. w
Owens 6CS South Edith, phone 1344-J.
WANT you to Investigate my low prices
on any kind Of a building proposition
you have in view A e Palmer Eunga
low Builder hox Al city phone l75S.W
BUILDING alterations, repairing. large
Jobs or small work by contract or by
the day; reasonable prices; work guar
anteed estimates free. Call 1755-W. e
T. Jnhnton, GIG John.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19
SIGNS-SHOW CARDS

ACORN SIGN AND ADVERT lSING co.
Signs, show cards, poster work, dis
trlbutors, road signs a speciality; clever
designs classy work. 219 North Second
rbopn 1CTO-T
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19

TOR S -LE-Dandy small general mer-
chandise business, in good, healthy
town near by. :" Is business is making
money now and has unlimited possibilities
for future; clean salable stock of s2.500,
cheap rent. Address Merchant care
journal.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19

A~AA GAeAS0 " = -
NMoonshine" and the picture stills
have developed Blind Youth"
There Is Q difference in knock
ers," says Eugene O'Brien. "For-
tune, for instance, knocks but
once"
It is probable that "Island
Wives" are entirely surrounded by
husbands.
Evidence" is flm-play Elaine
Hammerstein will base on Just that.
"You Can't Believe Everything"
declares new flm-especiaiiy
what you read about Hollywood,
Cal.
On Lies Highway
"The Road of Ambition" p
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19
CLASSIFIED ADS
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE--IWo. story brick building
215 South First; location good for any
kind Of business.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19

| WANTED--To hear OF good business,
that fron $4,000 to 100000 Will buy--no
agents Gillis, 335 South Central Park
Blvd, Chicago
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19

WANTED-Man with business experience
wishes partner with few hundred dol
lars to invest. Call room s, Imperial
Annex Hotel
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19

FOR SALE-First- class shoe shop. full
line Of machinery; price very reason
able; owner leaving. Address S. r..
cnrn InIlrnnl
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-03-19

PATENTS FOR SALE--Patent applica-
tiuns fully prepared SIS. To buy or
sell patents writo Patent News, $50,
Washington II. c. only inventors news
paper, Yearly 81, copy 20c
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-01
MASkARNl PIES q
NYCH DAMSkYCH SBO-
RIO v MT PLEASANT.

Minute soboty uspofadaly
spojene damske sbory We spoil
kove SIM ma vych. 1871. ul. vel
kou maskarni zabavu, ma KITE
re pri sokolske hudbe ga velke-
no uGastenstvi panovaIa ia nej-
lepsi zabava. Tezky byl W.
Der maskar, ably pr velke sous
tel nikomu nebylo ukrivdeno.
Pekne premie obdrzeli: Pam
ske: PIP. Vojtech Mark, Edu-
ard Knesebeck, John Luckay,
pi. Matylda Vopenka. Dam
ske: ppi.: Anna Jun, pi. Mel
var, slec. Rose Wesley, p. Frank
Harsa, pi. Pesek, pi. Vitu. ia.
ko "soudci" ucmkovali panove
a danny: pp.: Dusek, Novotny,
Smith; danny: P%etrikova, Kel.
nerova, Cermakova a Jandova
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O cirkvi ceskoslovenske ri

Sc "Tribuna'': Pres ujednani
Sc Srby dr.. Farsky a Dlouhr-
Pokorny vyjednavali a vyjeo-
navaji S ruznymi protestant
skymi cirkvemi. Re toto jed
mani je velmi vazne, svedci We
refine prohlaseni ceskobratrske
no kazatele dra. Krale, v ko-
STEELE sv. Salvatore, kde donna
va, re sc $ drem Farskym W.
ijednava a re V kratke dobe do
jde k vyreSeni sporu V tom
smyslu, re cast nabozenskych
obcl, hlavne morayskych 8 BIZ
|skupem Gorazdem V cele, zu-
stane verna ujednani sc srb-
Iskou cirkvi pravoslavnou a wy
tvorl Sc V nastupkyni idei cyril
lomethodejSkych a husitskych.
Druha cast, vedena drem. Far
Iskym a Observation-Disclosures,
prejde k cirkvim protestant
skym bezpochyby prime
pristfesl IL methodistu. V za.j-
mu nabozenskeho miru jest 81
pratt, ably to rozreseni stale Sc
v klidu a ably .j~ednotlive nabo-
zenske obce rozhodly Sc pro
|tu ci onu orientaci. Zakulisni
jednani, je dosud taieno, ale
doba, kdy Dude verejne prokla
movano, Jest blizka. Pfinese
ljiste uklidneni a yyjasneni, jez
dosud schazi a brzdi konsoli-
daci pomeru move cirkve.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-01

Novakove Novych Vysoca-
mech, kde sc setkala S dvema
vojaky, oblecenymi V kratke
kozisky. Balaszova vypila Cal,
vojaci kazdy sklinku rumu a
kol 8. hodiny vecerni odesla s
mimi smerem k zeleznicni ira
ii. Dodatecne zpravy pfinasl
west, re skutecne byli zatceni
a k GNU Sc PRIMAL diva kra-
JAM Balaszoye - vojinove jizd
niho pluku ceskosl. armady,
ale Mad'ari - prislusnici Slo-
vacka, podobn6 jake zavraz.
dena zena.
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PRODA Sc

80 AKRU, 8 pokojovy dum,-
bankban, silo, blize Hudson,
Is krav, 3 kone, 3 vepri, $50
slepic, 2 gasolinove stroje, 10
akru pSenice. Vymeni Sc "a
jedno neb dvourodinny dunn.
Cena $16.400.
5-akrova drubeznicka farma
3 mil cd Clevelandu, 7-pokoio-
w dun 2 cihel, garaz i jine bu-
doVy $500.
V Corlett, novy 5-pokojovy
dun, moderni. hotoye jen
$1,000. Cena $500.
Novy moderni 6-pokojovy
dun blize Warner Rd. Skoly,
hotoVe $1,000 neb vas lot. Zby-
tex jake rent. Dotazy zodpovr
John Jares, 5847 Broadway.
e
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oioio WY ohi\SAio'o Si
Tilt prvni pocatky siti ~.
Vousac pod posteli.
Pc nedobroyolnem ,nocnim
vylete musel Bob Back patranl
ma nekolik dni preruSit. Do
stall prudkou rymu, ktere sna-
iii Sc zbaviti pitim cafe S CT
tronem a pocenim.
Prvni jeho costa, kdyz ryma
pominula, byla> k domu Lam
drasovu. Patral pc zelenem
automobile, 'ktery jake by sc
do zcme prepaid. To vsak
Bob Backa nezmylilo. Patrne
lupic nechal auto prclakovat
a projizdi sc bezstarostnc V
AUTOMOBILE cernem nebo ccrvt-
mem.
Tretiho dne X veceru ocha-
bly, Bob Back znovu OIL. Y
prizemnim okne willy bohaco-
Wy spatril tutez scenu jake
pred nedavnem. Stazena Ia
clona. svetlo v DokOjlku a Ia
Jenny muz IL stolu, pfiplnajici
81 plnovous.
"Tentokrate mi neunikneS!'
rekl 81 detektiv a nekOlika. sko-
ky ocitl Sc d dveri bytu domov
nikova. Otevrel prudce dvere
a pokoj byl = prazdny! Ma
stole tytez veci jake p%osledne
Svicka a zrcadko. Jak je to
nome?
w chtel vyrazit. ven, kdyz
zrak jeho zabloudil pod postel
kde spatfil cipek kabatu. Ne
ztratil duchapTitomnost. Couvl
rychle ke' kamnum a aniz by
Sc shybl, postr6il truhlik ma
uhli pred sebe, ably me- chra-
neny nohy pro pfipad, re by
ZloCincc strelil. PAX vynal re-
volver Il zvolal:
"Vzdej Sc! Nine n%euteGesl'
Ticho!
Bob Back pon6kud Sc schnul
a pod posteli zahfedl jezatou
a vousatouN hlavu.
"Vzdej Sc, nicemo!' opako-
val detektiv, ale nadarmo! -
Chap pod posteli Sc ami nepo-
hnul.
Pojcdnou zaslechl Bob Back
"a dvermi Sourave kroky a te2
hned ia to vessel do pokoje 81.
mecek.
Detektiv rlanllfil ma n6j re.
'lvolver.
"Vim vsecko! Ami Sc ne.
'Ihnete! Vas spolecnik je poe
posteli.'
simccek Sc. chytil pelestt
ably neklesl.
Go sc zas stale, pro Krists
pana?"
I "Nepretvarujte Sc! Je tamil
| "Kdo?"
"Vas spofecnik!
SlmeGek. cely sc tfesa, Sc
hnul Sc pod postel u Timed $,
,oco rorOvn4l
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VYMENi Sc jedrorodinny

dun Ia menSl obchod. Prlhla-
sky zaSlete pod znackou Box
Is do adm. [. /. 2--7
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VRAZDA re
SLOVENSkA v PRAZE.

Nedavno casne rano palez.
hlidac trait Pihanek "a ziz,
kovskym tunelem mad jezdec.
kymi kasarnami pod vrchen
zizkovem mrtvolu zeny, kter;
byla prejeta a roztrhana Via.
KEN. Mrtvola byla hrozne 20
havena. nebot' Wax temer cd
rizl hlavu cd trupu a mimo tt
odriznuty byly nohy Cd tela {
vsecky p~ozustatky rozhazen,
byly pc trait. Pihanek oznami
nalez telefonicky Ia Wilsono,
vo nadrazi, odkudz byl pr
pad sdelen policii. Puvodnt
Sc zdalo, re Sc Jedna 0 sebe.
vrazdu, pozdeji vsak zjisteny
byly RUNE okolnosti, ktere ci
nily cely pripad velice pode.
zfelym. Policejnl komise, iiz
vedl chef bezpecnostniho cd,
deleni vrchni policejni rada p
Knotek zjistila We snehu ma ma.
vrsi Il trait RUNE stopy, re kite
|rych da sc souditi, re zena by.
la nejprve usmrcena a pax tie.
prve ma trat' polozena a Via
KEN prejeta. Nalezeny byl,
ltotiz. stopy dvou osob a Size u
smrcene zeny a pax nejakeh,
muze, ktery byl pravdepodob
ne obut VIC vojenske boty. lie
ia nesla S scbou mensl prou
teny kufrik, ktery cestou ne
kolikrate ma zem polozila a je
hoz otisky byly take nalezeny
Stopy byly sledovany a bllz'
mista, kde mrtvola ma trait lie
zela, nalezeny byly ryhy, q
kterych Sc da souditi, ze mr.
|tvola byla S navrsi ma zelezni'
nj trat' ~vlecena. Konecne na
lezeno bylo take opodal We sn'
hu udupane misto, Ma kteren
die .vseho doslo k zapasu, ne
bot nalezen tam zlomeny hire
binek do vlasu a mimo to jed
ma Zlata nauSnice, polokruho
vita. Druha nausnice naleze
ma nebyla ami ma zminenen
miste, ami v usich mrtvoly. o.
mista zapasu vedly pax muz
sk6 stopy smerem k hlvalidov
ne s vrchu dolu a op6tne ia
lezeno bylo nekolik otisku ku
friku. Konecne ma krku mi
|tvoly naleZena byla tkanice
Cd ktcre odtrzen byl platen.
pytlik, We kterem obycejne Wy
stehovalci nosi penlze. Tat
okolnost, pax ustroj usmrcen
a je.il CHI typ vzbudily my
lsIenku, re usmrcena jede d
lAmeriky a proto patrano byl
mezi vystehovalci a zjistenc
re neznama jest totoznou S
slovenskou pfislusnici Mar
Balaszovou. Jeji- znami pc
Email il v mrtvole okamzitc.-
Balaszova prijela asi pred |
dry do Prahy a ubytovala s
We vystGhovaleckych baracic
" Libni. Chtela jeti do Anne
riky, protoze vsak nemela pr
kay v pofadku, chtela odjc'
zpet domu, ably 81 prukazy
p~atrila. Balaszova stykala S
rada s vojaky a skutecne 81
znamila Sc nekde V Praze
voiincm. ktery "a III k vysteh
1vatetkym bArAkum dochaze
Jistcho vecera pc Z. iodine
desla Balaszova z baraku
sdelila, re v noel odjede d
Kosic.. S .sebou mela billy pro
teny rucni kutrik, We kterel
nela RUNE satstvo a pradl'
: Jak bylo p6tranim ~zJisteno,. 81
Ralaszova do hostince Mari
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-01

"Ostatne, mezi dobytim srd-
|ce zeny a pokladny je jeste j.
ma podobnost: Hlavni vec jt
totiz, co v dobyteml objektu
nalezneme. Mnohdy dozije sc
|Glovek velikeho zklamani tam,
kde cekal mnoho a naopak
mileho prekvapeni, kde tekal
malo."
eco nazyvate milym pre-
kvapenim dobytem zensken
srdci?"
"Napriklad trvalou lasku
pochopeni smyslu a ucelu III
vota a toho, re peniZe test jer
|tehdy, kdyz jsme 81 jich sans
zaslouzili."
"A poctive vydelali' chtels
|dodati Lii, ale nevyrkla tute
zlomyslnost.
"A nyni ulehcim zdejsi pc.
kladne 0 nekolik set tisic -
|fekl Ferry a vykrocil.
Lilka chytila no "a pazi.
"Proslm vas, Dimes ne! Ne,
nicte mi radost q proziteht
puldne! Nemuzete-li sc VIDA
Iti sveho zamestnani, necihte
tax prede mnou."
Gale vzdyt' jeste nedavno
ano
"Ano, vim - ale ted ne -
prosim vas, potrebujete-li pc
nez, opatrim YAM je -
"Nechci cd vas niceho, slec
no, ale prejete-li 81, odlozin
svuj Gin. Pojd'me -"
Opustili budovu a sesli Kar
lovou ulici skoro beze SLOW. -
Dole pod zahradou Kinskeht
sc rozesli.
Kdyz prisla Lii domu, "a
volala Tony a nechala 81 vysve
Tilt prvni pocatky siti =.