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New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Players
Cain Decision
In Hard Match
New Workers Forced TO Five
Games Before Winning
Over Philadelphia Stars
From o sY>c<ol co~re.po~A<~s

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. s-~Clsrence
@. Poll and stariey Mortimer. Of New
York. retained the national doubles
racquets championship today by de-
feat:ng Jay Could ard joseph y. Wear.
Of Philadelphia. In TIRE Anal struggle
.or the ti.ie. staged before large and
enthusiastic gallery at the Racquet
Club. The score vas 12--l5, l7-l6,
i5---. 7-l5. l5-3
It was bittc>ly contested match and
in the opinion of the experts present
was productive CT about the best
doubles contes: ever seen in this coun-
try. Two bad breaks" that went
agnins. the Philaielphian. in Che sec-
ord game and wonderful servicc
streak by Pell In the fourth franc de-
cided the contest
In the frat game the invaders were
of to r flying start and had piled up
lead of ~ s, when Gould and Wear
suddenly came 10 ife ard ran out the
frame by l5-i2 score. I his YES re-
marksble rally. ard was full Of brilliant
shots and clever "ki.is.'
In the second game 'he Eew Workers
scnin got away n front and we're once
leading r. II Gould and Wear
h-aced again and made it l2-lo. but
Pei ran four aces aad It WAS 40
against the locals
Dashng play by the home clan locked
the count at "a all They took the next
ace and we're in front by l5--l4, bu.
then came the two "breaks." Gould
slipped once while going after an easy
return while Mortimer, on the next
point. made a freak "get' after seen-
.ngly having been completely beaten by
q sharp return.
Encouraged By these srnlcs o. Dame
Fortune 'hc visitors put on speed and
ran out the gene By i7-1S. They kept
up their good work in the third game
aud won very hardllv. thanks % some
clever serv'7g by Pei and beautiful
:oart covering hy botn INVADERS
The fourth game vas equally easy
'or Gould and Wear. They started we'll
the ffth game ard were leading by
% when they 'ost the service They
ut Pell and Mortimer ont before the
'ew Workers could count but failed to
axe advantage of their own service
I'd were banked in turn. Then came
ellis spectacular run Of ten points q
umbcr being clean service aces, and
was really ell over but the shouting
Pel wss fns y retired and Mortimer
ut out before scoring q point Wear
ade an acc. but vas pvt out on the
ext serve, and Gould was retired With
u tally. Then pell rem two aces
I'd Mortimer ended the game, the set
nd the match with trio Of points
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
our Golf Clubs Form
A Baseball League

A new amateur baseball league was
rmed yesterday In this city, com
sod Of four Of the prominent golf
country clubs Of Westchestes
unity and Long Island. namely, this
,nningdale Country Club and tho
irview Golf Club, OF Westche.ter,
d the North Shore Country Club and
Woodmere Club. - Long Island.
Al these clubs have haschall d.a-
'nds and number many crack cx-coi-
70 ball PLAYERS among tfeir members.
schedule thnt viii cali for series
inter-c'ub "home-and -hp,ne" game.
II he drawn VI. the soaeon starting
June and ending In late seDtember.
championship pennant will be placed
cnrnnetItinn
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
New Orleans Entries
MnndnN


sr-s race Cpurse g ooo maiden tvwo-
frl-'Koefis f,s Consolation l1e;
ren9. ite Atrletc ne sArum. lls;
Mule eif~uer STD tpotrolman. I1e:
~ on Tlao ifs Billy WhisRers.
.Fsmnonr 'fe ~N'e' FLYNN ne;
lie 1lt Norh 'it. HHN Gibson ZIG
Gr''fia entry tMon'or; Jonss
e-rear-f't- art HpNa'd sfs furlonss)
kitty NJ lol lit'ie niossom Jos.
,-ies rsrre fi1 aim0ie s'mon. lot;
NrcarN ne Cnr l13- collie wood l0f
rV'eu Taos 4' s1zty Mildred, loa;
.''ts &c Nsrt West liS s5olden
rrHr 1cI Mar 0I'e NJ los loon. iQe
s'nto ifs Hais Luck os
hsrc Hnc~ srarse . COO. claiming
--.esr-o'ds ea1 upward a.x furlonss>-
1wHcac ms CO.. "Nslor 1o7 Grsyson
'ses more 1o7 suar. Guv 1Oai
,nre swell Jos .nrummoud %.
to Nav ''l Appiefack II ITO, psna-
lfi 'rrltus. 100 Iit3en Jewel los
IA. 'os 'Nor'c ss "Harry shanuon
'aircn'l oss 3to
mile and sererfp yerdsi--nunzas
Tep iQ4 Srs coec 'oT Pattern. sa
ipus iot Natural iot
fh Race purse ( coo for four-yesr.
ord upward milo az three ak
thsl-' 'Scoursemen. lo7 *vadsNorth'
T. II. jack Reeves ilS, walnut Hall
ola Faithful. 1os. sWaukeas lOs
dy Lillian. ice; Attorney Muir. lcs
,th R.oe pure $1,000. for three-yeAr
T. mNe and g sixteenth)-'rron Boy
sMsdgc F. 1903: Wootthrush. IA,
i,.sh Liner. les, Anna Gallup. lo7: Lazy
40 'Hello pardner 40. Midnight
lls Helen Atsin, 1o7; Rosa Lee. 81
~. ss
cvo-'h Race 'purse 5000; claiming;
thre-yssr-olds and upward mile and
-stosnth w srra~. inS "scrNisp iIo:
f'ler. III 'Toickfter "a. 1908. p O.
&. los E,tahe. i12 Pretenter. Jos;
.ns Trojan Ios, Magnet land. lcs
rdeok. lo7 PNeian. ios
apprentice allowance or i've pounds
led
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Handless Cue Marvel
70 Play Japanese Star

George II: Sutton, tho handless b,1.
nara II marvel OF the world, will meet
hoji 4amada, Of Japan, in an 1872 balk-
me match at the Fourteenth Sfreat
bllilard Academy tomorrow afternoon
and night Sutton will also NAV
George L. Spears, the wizard Of s the
straight rail game. in a 100 or No.
count match at that etyle Of sams
ms VIII mark Sutton's first appear
9hce IN New York in a real match
Last year the handlcss wonder ran 1888
points at 1872 in this city. '''
Erik Hagenlacher, the German .r-
pert, Will play against Yamada at the
Fourteenth Street Academy on Tues
day afternoon and evening.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Tutwiler and Adriance
Enter TOmOka Finals

oRMOND REACH, Fla, Jan. 2s--
Herbert Tutwiler, Birmingham. tho
medalist and j. P. Adr!ance. Duchess.
came through to the finals in the an,
nual Tomoka Sweepstakes on the Or
mond Beach links to-day. T'utwIler
won his match from A. D. Mellor.
tdgewood, and 3, while Adriance was
victor over II. E. Young, Dayton, s
In the second sixteen A. Derondea.
Englcwood, beat O. c. Weatherbv
knicke rbockcr, and l, and c. K
Smith, Shennecossett. defeated A. W.
Norwood, ROYAL Ottawa. and 2
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
New Orleans Results

rirrt race tthe Nursery ruT:s; - oes: ~ brs
furionss)-sCorto. 1o1 lSconae'', ~ tcst
,.tt,> 20 a"a a 20 sysn and to g. accom- sss
Prinee 1ss1n; K 1ss tzoeller9. even .na to To-
! to (. third Time, oar a-s; -,a 'ols slso ri ri
Hughie. tA,nole and fsupsfHsrotSst',Sn HrtSt,n erYry.
M. Jones entry. Va 49, .ra up
Second race tfor fcur,yssas oaa. ,sI furIcnss
--Sa agarnore. los (Langl. to In !; 'Scobs,
to S. won: Mickey Moore ~ iao IHiddsp
30 to J, TO and 4 10 l. seeono n i and
Jewel, llo (MoonTs,y,. ;is "a is. orsy.9.s'
p,cto, ,a., Rose. sar,aalwood AnsisT,iIo, T.sIo,
Smart 0uy. Ttcklish and Coiohe'
also ran. -. thrs>.
Third race cthe sousa Purse; s,css: ,vs prrs..
year-olds and upward; si,oM tI,sh COST. ~
osr. p0'} los eMsrlneiio, 5 70 l. ,porc., to to
to s. second; Serapis III r,-os :iotA
ar; and atS 70 i i.as .nif', w.a. Mcl"n'''
and Knot Grass also ran .+ve-
Fourth r.oe tshe Rex Handicap .,sr,;iss~Ton e..
Hare Jr.. iae IN osrnerl. 2 e tx 'ft.ss,
and to 2. won; costisen' .c"od; ayy Com
nsoa.1 to j. Me%eek,n eS aIa lis % tSossr
= - And to :, third. Time: ass' ~ slsg
Cap Rock. Marsdale and bai'o'
ran. ... fo-
Filth race (she pan-Arner!can. .Ir,o%wsnos,
purse 5000: ono milo and seventy ~
-Bunsa Buck. l1s tMccoy?: y?.:,as a. - ii; ~
asrner). to s. out ana out; ee'Gri al
Ginger. ~ (sceSis,. y ~; to II; !; o.in y
csuse csSn ana Kipr's Champion also ran. -.
ward: oi.;minS: purse ,i.eoo: on: - n15i' y 'ssss
a hnifl-verity. los Lsnf'', ',as y fYonoey.. :
to 2. to and 70 8. .econ,aa; spa
reeves. 1os tnSllman,.x : 70 Marie !; . H.pyeld
Ia Kress and Alex Jr. also rs"' -.
ward: eisinninS: purse $1,000; cns cns,sS' ~ s
. s!xtssnth,-sWsukesg. lo+ alsVTit III ~
lwilson,. II 70 ). { to S and 2 TO
ssas 1sia:ss Wheel; ,,Ie ~ eTHn Tsme. rs q. g
, 70 Hna NJ, e . ?: rneIstts snisa Our Ritts1e
Ca1talnA 26Doe AoA O1ytAy
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Army Pitcher MAY Join Reds

,1SSAN Pan FRANCISCO. Jan. 2s.-y,c
sSonhson. Soa q pi her. now In the United
sIa,eS s;dio h army ana stationed at the Pre-
s,nt; s,o,o ne5e. re- has been signed by the Gin
sM"1si snd wi,, ,Na.1onal % League baseball club
re,sss rs WIZ report TO 1t II he can buy his
an announcement by Al Katcb;n.t; y;
prominent San Francisco merchant ~
ardent baseball fan. He was instr,raa ar.u
tsi IN the Reds signing johnson and I'd T..
scttve in efforts to tsrmiuste ths ras,rs 20
ooriss's army career. <.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Y. M. c. A. Head Declines
Olympic Invitation

DR.. John Brown Jr, in q letter to
Frederick Ruben. secretary Of th.
American Olympic Committee. explains
his reason for declining on behalf Of
the y. NJ. c. A: the invitation to Join
'he American Olympic Association,
he states that the Y. n. c. A. is far
,mo.e Interested in encouraging daily
athletics than in the participat;on -
star athletes in international Oiy-r,n;c
games once every four years ''N
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Bensonl,ursi Omc;oIs

Officers Of the Bcnsonhurst Cricket
and Field Club were elected yesterday.
.. Smith. president; c. E. Marshall.
first vice -president; G.. Gautier. second
vice-president; F. S. Franklin, third
vice-president; 4. II. Walrond, fourth
x'ce5 l5 5psesldent; 9. Cox, treasurer; C.
lyn, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
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BELLEAlR, Flo., Jdnurry :
(Copyright, 4y@x, ~ e4V York Tribune I,.cl

BELLEAlR, Flo., Jan4cry &c.
Cor Il be I'm getting older
Than q feao abort years ago3
For do not like it colder
Where the wi11ter gales are bolder
With their touch OF sleet and sreu.
For Pue found beneath the sur
Heot ond life arc alUays ono,
And tho foumts Of youth eternal
Arc Wiere tropic rivers run.
Where the Southern s,tn 10 beomtno
And their hair is turning gray.
Where the golden light is streaming
/ can see them down here dreaming
Of another. uounger dau.
Far apart from working don
AS they brnssie up the glen,
They haze found the game that coils thcn
Where their hearts are young again.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Schanirn In Ghcss Lead

Morris A. Schepiro. Columbia '23, is
t'ntairing his advantage a. the Man
ttan Chess Club, leading Samuel
II. secre.ary % that club. by half q
mt. Ratz. however IL said to have
inferior poeition In an adjourned
ne james rfeblirc also slsnds we'll
n an adjourned Game IN hand
.ir~t J Pcee0thsl
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Army Easily Wins
Over Springfield
Quintet by 1927
fror* O spec,al Corresoord,nt

WEST POINT, N. y, Jan. 2s.-Armv
had but little difficulty in beating
Springfield College at basketball TO-
Day the cadets winning by score %
~ to u. The visitors put up a sti1
night for the first ten minutes. tossing
hve held goals to Army's six IN the
oPenlng period, which closed in favor
OF the cadets, is to II.
ne west Pointers drew away at the
yypehans OF the final period and. with
lonu;es ana Koosma starring, built up
ture Of Springfield play.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29


inside Of the left biz toe. rom sa'
Then We com. to tn. fault % ,..,,
ing zoo far back OF the bali '-aaa-
"hen TINS happens it IL hard r.
.ne c'ub mead In at the right t'oo. 9.
snc nands are generally 100 Far sssaS sac
When the hand. get In fro,t -
swing as the bali Is being s.,no, 49, " the
can look for big slice nlnetsen s,.Ss soa
out of twenty Lit 0Ien Zines
II you are slicing woDla .,x..
that you try square stance o.sRcs'
With the left foot jus. l.tla pyss1i?
Tancc of the right; and be arc >" & az
throw the club head out too 10y "o' 'o
the down swing. '"on On
Let It come around r.tb g..
Of the body. '"e ears
Another common ca-,e <, I'll,
not breaking the wrista a, t,. t'ng y
being hit. The right wrI.t osIi IS
in here with the lef. witt eenapp'nx
the club head IN a. the r;xh. time T.. snIs
same manner many players .e.t,a IA shs
mistake Of pulling away irst ase "a ~. me
MT the ball lie. the club bead , s"ey
through. A' 90 oh
II 'nese rsnedie, fai! 70 WORK :.
careful 90 see that youa are m, Dah ~
cning p and looking ID. ns1S ''rS xSi sas
get down to the ball in the r;ys. s.',e.' n..
and then straighten un inst a. s.. 80. ss
ere swinging through. II II. hs.a ~ !.
lifted the body is alnost MY. ~
lifted with 1t, and when tho bodv .n ~ w
up bad s.lce or a topped bs's i.
certainty.
II tho le,. am ia ben. too soo,-
In the act o. stra gh.enins on. "a II.
bail is being hit-the-e i. ,trons
tendcncy to pull across the bali. n
order to get the club head back IN
place. Golfers who bend their les:
arms badly OF the back swing az. II.
varably chronic slice-s VIII tho l...
arm bent the hands and club are draw
In. and then when the dom SWIM
starts both are thrown 100 sar out.
Standing too far away and leaning
IN toward the ball ia another bad tsr,.
that produces bad slice every tim.
Don't fal. Into the ball Stand clos.
enough to De able TO hi With yonr
weight fairly veil bacA, 40. !eaa;ss
forward.
The golfer 20 .mprov. mus. stud,M II,
game carefully, and II he is sicina /.
can soon find out which ore Of .Ieu
many faults he Is committing. He az
see
I. That his les hand is o7s,
Q. Tha. his right hand isn't gripping
too tightly.
3. That his back swing ia star.iug
inside the ball, close 70 the ground
(. That he IS using the square .tsscs
not too Far back from the ball.
s. That his left shoulder is betnr
held n place, turned in on the bxi
swing.
s. That TIE weight isn't all on bis
right foot.
7. That he ism. hitting too ,os,
getting the hands in too quickly.
8. That he isn't too Tar ava from lie
ball.
9. That he isn't lifting his head.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
81. Johns Quintet
Is Again Defeated
by Eofdha1n Team

Fordhar1 Universty's basketball tea N
Iepsated 3. It's carly season victory over
night a Highbridec Lyceum, the Bronx,
The Iinai score was 81 to 18. The game
yas very fast and few fouls were called. |.
fordham was in front at the end of the
first half lS to 9. 1t was Fordham's
elgath victory OF the season.
Mc Alahon, ut center for the Maroon
was the individual star of the contest
scoring $ fifteen Of his teams points ~
nfa rely :, also played well for Fordham.
taIred for the st. Johns team.
The lineup:
/. t0i'l'on- q r.Ilon nordham (sD. st. Johns us2.
: : r, Nc AlaAon .............k knhnt ,1ts't
/. @ 49,. Eealey nuuat
Goals from dela .McMoh.o,n; Mh.,;'.J y, keenan, ,
fsy eepan pgnn ~, ss} ,a.aley j. Keenan, (sS. q.
fTon 4 fopl,Mc Mahon ta5. 9yVc o'Nelll e'0als q
heehan. Subntitusions ST John'sMAlsI1 ~
sunss sud for Froeiich. Kelly Tor ONeiil, nar
srce-lom rhorp, Columbia Mn. AS0, -,
A!Ve6-1 Wenty minuteE "a
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Fjshe-' to Meet McTig1.c

SYRACUSE, Jan. 2s.-"Youne"
Fisher. middleweight, who last night
was awarded the decision over Mike
McTigue IN fifteen-round bout, signed
q contract to-day to box McTigue on
February 21 before the Pioneer Sport
Ing Club. New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

Not buging In the slightest into any form Of eco
nomcs. it Adam Smith who first suggested that
the wealth of nation measured by its happiness.
Which brings up again the value Of sport in q
field not often covered for public review. We refer
here the competitive life of those who have slipped
beyond fifty and yet who through inheritance ira
dton and habit still just keen for competition
those between eighteen and twenty-five.
Most OF have the idea that sport after all is FOR
the Kids The right type Of sport is great thing for
any Kid. But when you get slant az Of fifty,
sixty and seventy, sunbrowned and keen for battle,
adding years and JOY their old existence under
lima. Georgia Florida skies. begins to wonder
whether sports top value isn't for the who has
drifted toward the late afternoon with the Of
existence marching steadily and surely its twilight
home in the west From fifty sixty and seventy they
have returned to their youth again. place of sitting
somberly In city club watching the sun of life 90
down through shaded curtains.
There Is at least unusual feature Of the older
in sport. He hasn't the drive and pace and speed
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Iowa Wrcsflers Win

AMES, Iowa. Jan 2s.-fowa Stat.
College won its second intercollegiate
wrestling match here this afternoon.
de1ea'ing Nebraska Univerrity by the
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

Age comes to all making exceptions So Why not
make larger preparation to that the last few spans
of the journey are worth waiting for before one djns
over the hill to take up the trail that is st un
charted? Younger will make no move in this d-
recton for the old, since few that far ahead
But the older entries take care Of themselves
along this line without calling for any outside help
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Fordham Prep Quintet
Downs Regis Team. 26-l3

Fordham Prep easily defeated Regis
High School at basketball on tho for
mer's court yesterday afternoon by
score Of @2 to %. The score at halt
time was 2e to 19. Freeman, with seven
field and eight foul goals, starred for
the v!ctors. Irish was the leading
scorer for Regis with twelve points.
The linc-up:
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

OF youth but in competition the average he
tenacious. He is little more likely to hang on while
there is fighting chance left lie isn't quite so easily
discouraged 1t may be he has found that after ali
the big thrill comes in the pursuit and the capture
and that the Is something of far greater value
than the goal.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Rutgers Basketball
Team Scores Fifth
Victory of Season

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Jan. 2s-
The Rutgers basketbail slate for this
season remained untarnsheG this after
noon, when they won their fifth
straight victory, defeating Lafayette by
score Of 3S to %. The Scarlet held q
commanding lead throughout the con-
test. although the Pennsyivanians made
d desperate attempt to win during tho
second half.
Rutgers, due to the wonderful shoot
Ing of Captain Boudinot was able to
get big lead during tho first half,
which ended at 30
Lafayette appeared to be an entirely
different team in the second half, and
during the first five minutes Of play
scored basket after basket, making 10
points to the Scarlet's g.
Brennan, sta football man At the
Easton college, played just as we'll on
the be 'ketball court and made several
sensational shots from the center Of tho
noor He scored the majority Of la
fayettcs points. Benzoni, the Rutgera
nash, was we'll guarded b. the Esston-
lans' put his heetness enabled him to
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

Goals from Held-vichuI., ~, n.
80. Forbes 60. Roosna (l Il, Bennst ,ns soe1lss 1h,
ruyef o. spiete. Allen t2). COLI r,,, ~.
ssUH,MHoosms suh.,i,'ms g. nenne, o. Guyer en- en-
tor t,or hennet. splete for Guyer Pc srrs,'' TtaVe,ls
~ ~ 1ash' QustiAg for Allen ResereeEd -
conIo,i. c-a0rn' De Ia Sale rrnpire--Tom Thor1
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

In many Of these Southern golf matches, through
Southern winters at tournament play have watched
veterans we'll beyond fifty giving everything they had to
the contest apparently scrappng it as if cham
plonshlp were at stake YET after of these grim
determined contests when beaten on the last green
there apparently touch Of sting or regret They
had had the glow Of contest, and the result was
minor affair.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

Ii.id xosls--Benzoni ts). Bouc,no, y,
CDest!ingsr l2). Ensnder. Dornan, Lonsacree ere
@ sas,e Brennsn ts). King. Howell. Fou
out OF /. Ellis. out OF !; Keller ! out
OF OF IonEacre' ! out Of !; Reeves. out
1i q = SrehnAn out OF !. Suhstitute-
rutgers Eaub FOR Enander; Ellis fo- 81
zoni: Keller for Dornsn; Hicks for Boudinot.
k;nsman for Keller; He.ne io- Rsub:
n nanasnAh 10Y Ems I.afsyette-K.nx Tor
Paul Mooney. N Y u
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

1t is great thing to work for the health Of the
younger. But why not more cement for the
sport Of those who have left their one and twenty some
thirty or forty years behind? The general idea before
mas always been to have the older working so that
the young can play Why would it be so far out Of the
way to have the younger working so that the old
could play? By younger men here we mean those be-
tween twenty-five and forty Both golf and tennis now
have their seniors championship but these should be
fted to even greater emnence than they have o-oay
why not lntersectonal matches among the East West
ana South with championships widely heradcd as
the national title hunts? For after ALL these chaior
ships Of veterans would lot more aonp tho Ijnc
OF general good and general Joy than the mere test Of
finding the best man in field largely given to the ad
vantage of youth.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

at least distinct prs.sar. .,or. :.
inside OF the left biz toe. VIII sa'
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

Pos!tlon. Fordhaln p. {ss). r.ri. 90
l. l. F-.... Karin gton Stsnl.v
- ~ .''..' MaiTin .............. Irish
!. ..... Fann!ns ........ WcAyey
r. g ..... Weiss .. sHortss sos
Goals from n.lt-Freeman u.s. Weiss
~; Honereo 90, flaming t2). Har-ington'
Mario. Burkeford go, Stanley (2) frtah
~. Hassender. substitut.on,-Fo-dham
rrep: bonerbo for Harrington, Burns for
" " Me.ss Daley FOR Fsnning. Regis J.
1assender. Referee-took Columbia. 11ra
OF halves-ls and 20 n.inutea
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

OF all tho faults in golf that break
the spirit of tho greatest number OF
players, I believe the slice heads the
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PRODA Sc "a akru poze-
mex, 200 str. v prIceli a 100
str. hloubky ma Tuxedo Av.
West 9th St. Brooklyn
Heights Village. Je tam do
mex o S pokojich a proda
Sc tez krava, vse da Sc "a
$35CO.00. Haste Sc tamteez.
1922.
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Ia chvili Sc Jiri vratil a ulo.

Ia chvili Sc Jiri vratil a ulo.
I'll Sc do luzka.
Rama no nesmirne palila,
Sveril Sc Sc svou bolestl Maren-
&c. Ultra 81 postezuji lekari.
Sedela u Jeho luzka az dc
vecera.
V cele salu byl oltar. Vetel
pred veceri konali tn milosrdni
bratfi vecerni modlitbu.
Raneni a nemocni vojaci, KITE
II mohli, pred modlitbou vstal'
Z posteli a obratili Sc k oltari
Bylo jich tn celkem malo. Vet.
sina luck byla prazdnych, vo-
jaci byli venku, ma p~rochazce
a donna, bylo .iich mnoho 2 Pra
ny.
Pc mobilize rozvazeli pc sa.
lie milosrdni bratri, vedeni pre-
vorem, veceri.
Byla mnohem lepsi a vydat-
ne.jsi nez V Kremzi.
Marenka Sc s Jirim rozlouci-
la a odesla.
Sal pocal Sc plniti. Vojaci sc
vraceli z Prahy. Milosrdni bra
tri byli ohleduplni, nedbano tn
prisne, kdy kdo prisel 2 pro
chazky.
Pc devate iodine shasnuta
svetla az ma jedno.
Use stichlo, jenom ia sto.
lem nedaleko oltare hralo ne.
kolik ranenych V karty. Milo.
srdny bratr, ktery mel noon.
hlidku a prochazel Sc salem
mlcky pfihlizel pocinani voja.
XII.
Rama Jifiho Sc zapalila. Dlot
no il prohlizel rano lekaf a kC
necne rozhodl, re nutno prove.
sti operaci. Rama byla FAMED
bana. Nutno provost operac
rychle, nema-li Jiri prijiti o ri
ku.
Zavedli Jiriho do operaCnl
no salu a vyrizli kus masa.
Pc operaci ulozili Jiriho dC
luzka. Horecka Sc no zmocni
la.
Odpoledne navstivila no M
renka. Prinesla mu buchty. NJ
mel chuti do jidla. Byl rozmr
zen bolesti.
Byla ustraSena zprayou 0 0
peraci.
Nekolik dni trvalo, nez Sc J
fir ponekud zotavil. Cele dnA
spal. Ulevilo Sc mu. Zacal pc
zorovati zivot kolem.
Rano pred Session. hodinol
probouzel sc zivot V klaSterc.
Milosrdny bratr, ktery me
nocni hlidku, chodil cd luzka
luzku a budil vojaky. Sal 0
svetlen. Metlo sc. Luzka upra
vovana.
O Seste iodine slouzil milo
srdny bratr, knee, msi Il olta
ii, Ike ktere Sc vsichni mllosrd
nj bratri sehazeli.
Tezce nemocni a ranenl le
zeli v luzkach, ostatnl sedell II,
postelich.
Pc msi byla snidane. kay
a zemle. Pc osme iodine chod
la lekarska prohlidka cd luz
ka k luzku.
Nebylo tn celkem obav
!, pred prohlidkou. Koho MENU
sell, nepropustili z nemocnice
O devate iodine rozdany mi
sky S polcvkou a chleb.
(Pokracovani.)
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