davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1922-08-31
WOMEN Of EGYPT
OUT FOR BALLOT
Mould Help Elect First Par
llament Under the New
Constitution.
HAVE AN UPHILL FIGHT
Men Generally Regard the Aver
age Female a. Without the
Necessary Qualifications.
HAVE AN UPHILL FIGHT

By the Associate ted Press. "a
CAIRO Egypt, August 31.-The
members Of sthe first Egyptian par
Evening star., 1922-08-31

At the National Physical Laboratory
In England model airplanes are
tested In wind tunnels, through which
strong currents Of air are driven.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-25
UNSHAKEN TESTIMONY

Time Is the test Of truth. And
Doan's Kidney pills have stood the
test In chIckasia. No Chlckasha
resident who suffers backache. or
annoying urinary Ills can remain
unconylnced by the twlceiold testi.
mony. Ask your nolghLor.
y. II. Huffaker. C0i n. 18th ST.,
gave the following statement ON DE.
cember -. 1911: MY Kidneys were
out Of order aud as consequence
I had rather weak back used
Doans Kidney pills bought Il the
Owl Drug Store and relief OF q
positive nature followed. | have
had no necessity TO use kidney
remedy since"
On July .. 1921. Mr.. Huffaker
said: Il have had several attacks
Of kidney trouble during the past
ten or twelve years hut Doans Kid.
ney pills have never failed to
promptly cure them"
Price G0c. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doans Kidney Plls-the same
that Mr. Iuflaker aad. Foster.Mil.
burn CO.. Mfrs. Buffalo. NY.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-25

catchers are old catchers and prac.
iIeally every one OF them have teams
up IN the races In both leagues. Old
time catchers In fact have become
70 successful In handling teams that
club owners are seeking them for
open berths.
The National league leads with
six managers who have served be.
hind the bat. Pat Moran. manager
OF the Reds. has two pcnnants and
worlds championship 10 his credit.
Branch Hickey had the runner.up last
year and the prospective dark horse
of 1922. George Gibson failed TO
win pennant In his first year out.
when his team collapsed IN tho
stretch with the pennant almost
cInched. Fred Mitchell made sue.
cess Of the Braves and put tho Ma
tlonal league on the map In noaton.
lIill klllIfer, star catcher OF the Cubs
Is the only playing manager among
the receivers. lie started IN midi
season last year after Johnny Evers
resigned and did as well with tho
club as could be expected. Uncle
Wilbert Robinson IA another good
example Of the success achieved by
former catchers. brooklyn swears
by him and he h one OF the most
popular and most able managers In
the game.
Only two managers IN the AmerI.
can league can trace their career
back to the mask and big glove
days. Connie Muck. veteran mana.
ger OF the Athletics. Is the dean OF
them all. The lean leader OF tho
Philadelphia Americans used 20 bo
the king OF them all. but he has
been In the slumps for six years.
Lee Fohl. who has built up a pen
nant contender for the 81. Louis
Browns is the only other former
catcher handling a club In Ben John
sons circuit.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-25

weaker. Bulk green mountains
closed Sl.GG-l.1l fob. Maine ship.
ping points city markets ranging
S2A0-2.55 sacked round whites S1.9S-
2.G5 per 100 pounds fob western
New York; down 1Oc at $l.6j Mime.
sofa points; Wisconsin points S1.75-
i.S5. New York round whites up
10c in New York at S2.35.245 bulk
per 100 pounds. Sacked stock up
zoe in Philadelphia at S235. North
ern round whites Chicago carlot
sales slightly weaker at 50; Pitts
burgh jobbing sales steady at 1925.
Cabbage markets weaker. Danish
type down $3.OO.5.0O at $36 per ton
fob western New York and $3.50
Wisconsin points. Celery prices
declined in New York City under
heavy receipts, California golden
heart closing at $SOO-9.OO per crate;
Florida golden self blanching $500
800 per 10 inch crate.
Live Stock and Meats: Chicago
hog prices made net advances of
$l.05 to $1.25 per 100 pounds during
tie week, light hogs advancing most.
Beef and butcher cattle ranged from
ESQ lower to as much as 35c higher
the better grades declining most
Feeder steers averaged about
steady; veal calves up 81. Fat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-25
Weekly Marketgram
U. 8. BUREAU OF MARKETS
Washington. D. c.
Week Ending January 20, 1922.

Hay: Receipts Of hay at The
principal markets increased slightly
during the week except at Kansas
City. The demand while still lin
tied was equal to receipts in most
markets. Prices declined at Boston,
New York, Philadelphia and Gin
cinnati but we're practically un-
changed at the other markets. Al
falfa market stronger at Kansas
City, prairie market weak. Southern
markets displayed more activity but
transactions were not large Quoted
Jan. 81: No. | timothy Boston and
New York $3.50, Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh $2S Cincinnati $40, Chi
cago $22, Minneapolis $3.50, Kan
sas City $14. No. 1 alfalfa Kansas
City $2025, Memphis $26, Cincin-
natl $21.50. No. l prairie Kansas
City $1O.75, Minneapolis $3.50, Chi
cago $l7, New Orleans SIG
Feed: Markets quiet. Increased
output of wheat feeds tended to
freer offerings and weaker tend
ency. Middlings offered by resell
ers $1.5O per ton less than bran.
Cottonseed and linseed meal firm,
demand light Gluten feed and
hominy feed weak; offerings fairly
heavy. Alfalfa meal and b eet pulp
prices unchanged Demand for most
feeds light Stocks good and quite
ample to meet requirements. Quoted
Jan. 21: Bran $2O75, middlings
$20.25, flour middlings $2s, Mime
apolis. 36 per cent cottonseed meal
1874 Memphis; white hominy feed
$91 Chicago, $2O5O St Louis; gluten
feed 1926 Chicago; No / alfalfa
meal $3.50 Kansas City; "a per
cent linseed meal 1880 Minneapolis
Grain: Prices averaged higher
during the week, mainly on strength
in cash markets, good milling de-
mand, dryness and severely cold
weather in southwest Chicago May
wheat up 4c closing at $1.15 5-S. Chi
,ago May corn up 1ac at 53Hc.
Visible supply wheat 43.722,000 (
bushels a. decrease of 2,576,000
bushels for week. Visible supply
,orn 26,117,OOO bushels an increase
If 1,S5S,000 bushels for week. Clos
ng prices in Chicago cash markets:
70. red winter wheat S1.23; No. 2
lard winter wheat $114; No. 9
mixed corn 49c; No. yellow corn
&c; No. white oats 35c. Average
arm prices: No. 2 mixed corn in
entral Iowa about So cents; No.
ark northern wheat in central
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-25

lambs advanced so.eoc higher; feed.
Ink lambs sSe: yearlines and Cat
ewes 5o.5sc. January % Chicago
prices; Hogs top 1905: bulk OF
sales ssssS.ss; medium and good
beef steers ssao-9.io: butcher cows
and helfers sa,cs 10 $sss: feeder
steers ss.ls.1oo; lIght and medium
weight veal calves s,.boiO.s0; tat
lambs sieia5b; feeding lamb
slo,sOle.'s; ycarIlngs sa,7s.is.sa;
fat ewes sS.ss.Soo. Stocker and
feeder shipments from IL important
markets during the week ending
January ~ were: Cattle and calves
1868: hogs e,s2s: sheep se.sis.
Eastern wholesale fresh meat prices
averaged weak TO 81 lower. beef
and pork lolns lost soc TO 81; veal,
lamb and mutton steady at same
markets TO 81 lower at others. Jan.
uary % prices good grade meats:
Reef si2li; veal 1880; lamb s2i.
IS: mutton si21S: light pork loins
siG.5ols; heavy lolns sii.sci5.5o.
Dairy Products: Butter markets
sieadlcr following a week OF more
or less dull trading. Demand Just
about sufficient to prevent break In
prices except for lower grades.
Flrmer foreign markets has lesscned
possibility OF immediate imports OF
consequence. Closing prices %
score: New York s7c: Philadelphia
3sc: Boston see; Chicago Sic;
Cheese markets casy: slightly un.
settled undertonc evident, especially
In distributing markets. Fair trad.
Ing IN Wisconsin although cold
weather stlll interfering with ship.
ping at some points. Prices at Wis.
consin primary markets January 81:
Daisies zoe: double daisies 20 lie;
young Americas zoe; Longhorns
20 i.ic: square prints 23lse.
Cotton: Spot prices declined
about Is points during the week
closing at around 1859 cents per
pound. New York January futures
down is points closing at i7.is
cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-25

North Dakota $1.12; No. > hard
winter wheat in central Kansas 81.
For the week Minnesota May wheat
up &c at $l.23 S-l; Kansas city May
wheat up 4c at $lO7 S.S; winnepeg
May wheat up SC at SLIP "a.
Fruits and Vegetables: Eastern
apple markets firm. Shipments bar.
relied stock increasing. New York
Baldwins A 2h steady at S6.5O6.75
per barrel fob cash track at ship
ping points; firm in Philadelphia at
&5O-S.OO; Pittsburgh $3.50. Miehi.
gan stock down SOC i'm Chicago at
$7OO-75O. New York Rhode Islano
Greetings up soc in New York $40
1850. Northwestern extra fancy
Spitzenburgs firm in New York at
$3.25-S.50 per box. Jonathans
steady in Chicago at $2.5O-2.gO.
Onion markets somewhat stronger.
Massachusetts Yellow Globes $500.
per 100 pounds sacked fob shipping
points with little demand. Eastern
and middlewestern yellow steady in
New York at $G,75-IO0; up SOC in
Philadelphia at $725-75O; up 75c
in Pittsburgh at 1925; stronger in
Chicago at $6.75-7OO. Western reds
steady in Kansas City at $6OO-7.OO
Potato haulings light; shipments de.
creasing. Many shipping points
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-25
LIFE Of BROKER
ENDS IN SUICIDE
(Dy The United Press.)

Tulsa, Okla, Jan. 25.-Mark Chase
aged so, an oil broker here was
killed almost instantly this morn
ing when he jumped head first from
the roof of the Densmore hotel.
landing on the sidewalk three
stories below.
His wife expressed the belief thar
the excessive use of alcohol had un-
balanced his mind. At one time
Chase was one of the most promi-
nent oil brokers in the midconti-
nent field.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-25
COLLEGE MOUND ITEMS

College Mound district No. 10, has
107 persons of school age, it was
revealed in the school census which
has just been taken here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Shots have re-
turned from visit with releatives
in the little Washita community.
Mrs. Lizzie Alexander and daugh-
ters, Mary and Maud, were guests
at the Grover Spears home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Spears an.
nounce the birth of fine baby girl.
Rev. Willie Smith, of near Dun
can, visited relatives here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Mayrant were
visitors in Rush Springs Saturday.
Bob Dukes transacted business in
Rush Springs Saturday.
Judd Shots, who was taken i'll
while in Rush Springs last Saturday
is getting along very we'll.
Many enjoyed the party given at
the w. E. Cook home Saturday
night.
Henry Switzerland, from the
Slower district, was in Rush Springs
Saturday He marketed some fat
hogs.
Misses Eula and Mary Bernard
were in Rush Springs Saturday.
Several relatives were guests at
the Mike Urban home Sunday.
c. E. Bernard and wife and FAM
lily visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Swanson and
M H. Mayrant visited at Judd
Shott's home late Sunday evening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-25
For Raw Sore Throat

At the first sign Of n raw. sore
throat rub on little Musterolc with
your fingers.
II goes right to the spotwith gentle
tingie. loosens congestion, iraws out
soreness and pain.
Musterole is q clean. white ointment
made with oil Of mustard. IL has all
the strength Of the old fashioned mus
tard plaster without the blister.
Nothi=g like Musteroie for croupy
children. Keep il handy for instant
use. IS and 65 cents in jars and tubes:
hospital t.se. 50.
BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-25
Thrift Essays Are
Being Written, Says
County School Supt.

Many teachers and pupils in the
Grady county schools are participat.
ing in the thrift essay prize contest
being conducted by the association
for the promotion of thrift in the
state, according to II. +. Allen.
county superintendent of schools.
The title Of the essays being writ.
ten by the teachers is How to
Teach Thrift while the students
are writing on the subject OF
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-25

Thrift"
A committee Of six or eight per.
sons. TO be named by the county
superintendent, will Judge the essays
submitted IN the contests. The
prize winners VIII be sent TO Okla.
homa City and entered In the state
contest. Prizes viii be granted
Winners In both the county and
state contests. Winner OF first prize
In the state viii receive several
hundred dollars. according TO Super
intondcnt Allen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-25

II Horace Greeley were giving out
advice today, he'd be apt to say,
Young man, go north," for Canada
Is essentially young mans country.
This was proved IN the recent elee.
tion when the Hon. William Lyon
Mackenzie King was elected premier
OF the Dominion.
Mr.. King. who Is now but forty.
seven years OF age. has held public
offices since he was twenty-six. His
earlier years were spent in gaining
an education In tho course Of which
he took degrees at Toronto, Chicago
and Harvard Universities. He studied
labor conditions in England as a
resident Of the Passmore Edwards
Settlement, a social club for working
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-25

places In Canada. They are Premier
Martin who at the age of forty.one.
was elected premier OF sacketche.
wan in 1917 and whose tenure OF OF.
flee has seen that province forge
ahead and prosper nightly. and Ed
ward Wentworth Beatty, the
youngest railway president in the
world. the head OF the worlds
greatest transportation system. lie
too, assumed his high office at the
age Of forty-one and the three years
of his encumbency have demonstrat.
ed that though his shoulders are
young, they bear wise head. for
under his administration the Cana
dian Pacific railway has continued
to expand.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-25
C.4TCHERS ARE
FAVORITES FOR
BOSSING JOBS
BY HENRY [. FARRELL

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
New York. Jan. Youngsters
who want to stay in the game after
their baseball legs give out should
go to catching.
1t seems from figures that the
wise old backstops have the best
chances of remaining in the game
at big money after their field days
are over.
One half OF the major league
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-25
WIN Address Teachers.

Mrs. Blanche Freeman. private
secretary 10 Mayor coffman aud de-
partment commander OF the AmcrI'
can Legion auxiliary Of Oklahoma,
viii deliver an address before the
Lincoln County Teachers associa'
tion 10 he IN session Friday In
Chandler. Mrs. Freeman will talk
ON the subject. "coOperalIon BE-
tween Schools and the American
Legion Auxiliary"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-25
Continue o'Neill Case.

Preliminary hearing In the case
filed in Oklahoma City against Bill
o'Neill. Grady county farmer,
charged with the theft of an automo-
bile, has been continued until Sat
urday. February 4, according to
Sheriff Matt Sankey. who returned
yesterday afternoon from Oklahoma
City. Sheriff Sankey and Oscar
Dryden, deputy sheriff. we're sum.
moned to appear as witnesses at
the preliminary. first set for yes
terday afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-25

Succeeding Porter jenegar. who
resigned. Earl Alden. manager OF
the local office OF the Southwestern
Bell Telephone company was elected
secretary OF the Klwanis club OF
Chickasha at its MONDAY luncheon
yesterday in the Elks club. dr.
Henegar. who has been secretary
OF the club since II was organized
in November. expects TO leave today
for McMinnville. Tenn. where he
expects to engage in business. He
retains his interest in the Liberty
drug store here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-25
SHORT STORIES
OF THE TOWN


Roy l.. Jones went TO Oklahoma
City today TO attend the funeral OF
n friend. Ben Davis. whose death oc'
Cured at his home there Monday
night Mr.. Davis had visited IN
Chickasha n number OF times and
was well known In this city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-25

The regular teachers examination
VIII he Geld IN the county superln'
tcndcnt's offiye Thursday. Friday
and Saturday OF this week. That
nt least 25 teachers and those who
seek TO become teachers In the
county school system will take the
tests. Ia tho belief OF II. r. Allen.
county superintendent
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-25

Recent estimates state that foreign
vessels are carrying 20 per cent OF
the imports aud exports OF the Unit.
cd States.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-25

men and women IN which Mrs.
Humphrey Ward. the novelist. took
a great interest. Mr.. King is said
to be the hero Of Mrs. Wards novel.
Canadian Born" Ills first public
office was that Of deputy minister
Of labor which he filled from 1900 to
1908 His experience In this depart
ment made him an authority on i'm
migration problems and in 1909 he
was appointed minister of labor then
for three years he did investigation
work for the Rockefeller Foundation.
and embodied the result Of his work
in book under the title of In.
dustry and Humanity"
There are two other examples of
young men who are filling high
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-10

PRODAJi Sc kuchynska
kombinacni kamna "a S32, je-
dina ma uhli "a $25, jedna Ma
plyn, lita "a SIS, vytapeci ma
uhll "a So, vytapeci kombinan-
chi velka "a $13, vytapeci ply
nova "a IS, kozeny houpak ia
SIS, prout6na idle "a So, dra-
tena postel "a SIS, jeden squa-
rovy pekny stul ia So, pekna
mosazna postel silna "a SIS,
skiin ma Saty, uplne zachoyala
"a SIS, silna blla postel S ma
tract "a SIS a jedna postel
pro jednu osobu S matraci "a
$40, idle do jidelny, move, kus
"a $3.50, pekny buffet "a S22,
a jeden "a S25, linoleum, move
m~atrace a jine yeci, koupite
way LEVINE Il V. Sedlacka, 47z9
Broadway, blize Finn Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-10

PRONAJME Sc byt o trech
pokojich, elektrika a vSe zafi-
zeno, naleZa Sc V els. 6601 O.
wington Ave. a blizSi Sc sdeli
V els. G203 Broadway. :?
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dostanete, kdyz mas poslechnete
PRIJDTE 81 VYBRATI TED!
$4,000 $500 hotove 6
svet. a koupel.. gas, ell,
hot water fernes, skop-
ky a garaz = ma dla-
zdene ulici u Broadway
a E. 55. st.
$500 $1,000 hotove, 6 PEEK
nych svet., ell. sv., plyn,
nedaleko Fleet St.
$4,000 $1,000 hot, 7 sv6t. a
koupelna, gas, ell. sv.,
sklep a pdda, hezky lot
a slepicnik u Forest City
parku.
5000 Mod. 6 svet. a kou-
pelna, gas, ell. sv., fer
mes, skopky, garaz, vse
V nejlepsim potadku,
IA E. 103. u Union.
$500 $500 hotove, 5 sv6t.
vnitrni zachod, el. sv.
E. SIS a Broadway.
5000 8 svet., plyn, ell. sv.,
v {. 1914 Dolloff Rd., u
kostela. Jd6te Sc podiyat
q sdelte nam vysledek
- : snroho jiaych -
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PRONAJME Sc:

Sc BYT, hodlci
Sc pro vetsi rodinu, elektrika,
plyn, garaz, sklep sam K pou-
zivani a iin6 zarizeni. Haste
Sc V els. 3209 w. 81. s.. naho-
re. 2-13
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-10

PRODAJl Sc, Owen Dayen-
porty, kozene nab tapestry,
hodnoty $500, kazdy "a
$1,000. Koberce ySech veil
kosti bdjecne LEVINE. Haste
Sc V c. 1922 Fulton Rd. ron
w. Al. st. 2-1O
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ma shledanou Ferry"

mocha nebyla. Podala mu zno-
WI ruku - obratila Sc a sp6-
chala k domovu.
Byl to sen? Ne, udalost S le-
tadlem byla skutecnost. Ale
Lilka byla by obetovala pnl
Isveho zivota, kdyby Sc mohla
dopatrat, ida byly skutecnosti
i ty zhave polibky, 0 nichz Sc
j zdalo We mdlobe, ktera Sc j
pr letu zmocnila.
Ae bylo jeji srdecko prepl-
memo neznou laskou k Ferry
mu, kanuly Lice pc licich Shy
|.jako hrachy, nebot' slast lasky
|splyvala s horkosti beznadeje.
Jak by mohla predstoupiti pred
sveho otce a dozadovati Sc svo-
leni Ike snatku S Ferrym? Ne,
to nebylo mono! Tedy nikdy,
|nikdy nedojde jeji sen splneni
|nikdy nebude st'astnou.
Plakala sama mad sebou a
stirala bohate krupeje slz, t.
skla batistovy satecek Ike svo-
Jim rtum, ably nevzlykala hla-
|site. Ma stesti potkavala jen
malo chodcu. Sklopila hlavu
a kryla sve uslzene oci siro-
kym okrajem sveho klobouEu.
Beznadej naplnila ieii nj
|tro, rozlila Sc do vSech I'll .ie-
jiho mladeho tilka a ma dine
|%zmuceneho srdecka ozvalo Sc
|zemrit! To bylo jedine W.
chodisko 2 techto muk. Ze-
mrit S pocitem lasky k tomu,
kteremu nemohla, nesmela III
KY naleZet.
la techto myslenek dospela
k domovu. Vybehla pc scho-
dech, odhodila rukavicky a stu
|necnik, vrhla Sc Ike svemu stol-
ku, vynaIa re Zanadf1 kllcek,
odemkla zaSuVku a Sahla 20
Sven duvernlku. Sveri svuJ Dol
~denniku, ktery pow Ferrymn
10 lej1 velke lasce a 0 pricine
Jejl smrtl -.
Lii nervosne prehrabovala
nekolik sesitu, pax netrpellve
vytrhla celou zasuvku, otrela
uslzene oci, ale necht' prehra-
bovala obsah sebc vice, to, G.
Ihledala, n~enaSla!
Dennik zmizeli
Lilka horecne pfevracela pa
piry IA stolku, &C vedela, ze
hledani je marne, nebot' $ ur-
icitosti Sc pamatovala, re den
mix pred v~ychazkou zamykala
do z~asuvky.
Konecne horetny neklid u
stoupil chladne rozvaze a Lii
ka dospela k presv6dceni, &c
kdosi sc jeiiho denniku Zmoc.
nil, - videla, re je obklopena
Spehy a seznala, Jake hrozn(
nebeZpeci il hrozi - a hlavnf
: Ferrymu.
/ Phi teto myslence div nezsile
la! Ferrymu hroZila strasnt
nebezpecl - a ieli vinou! r.
Proc v%ypisovala vsecky posleS
nj udalosti, proc sverovala zrae
uemu papiru tajnosti svc i tai
nosti Ferryho?
Ted %poznala, re nesml re
mrit! - Nesmi. - Jeji 20
vinnosti je zit "a zachranit to
no, ienz jeji nevedomou z";,
dou byl uveden dc hrozneh'
nebezpeei. Vzpomnela 81 II.
rozmluvu ! Bob Backem a n,
ieho vyh"uzky -.
! Lilka stiskla zVonch, ieho
: ostry zvuA p%oplasens ro2ieha
Sc tichem rozsahleh bytn.
ia chvlli vyslychala pansko
: Tony, kucharku Rel a domoN
nika Simecka, ktcry sc z
vsech ncjvlce rozciloval.
;. "Uz zasejc sc neco ztratilo
: To sem blazen. Co ie moe, |
c je moe! Napred milostpal
| pax zasejc pes a ted'ko Ease.
naka knizka! A byly V nj p
e nize, slecinko?"
me, penize ne, ale dulezi'
: listing, ma nichz zavisi cely mi