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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-02

nothing to say and prepared to de
scend He guessed what had hap
pened and was concerned rather with
Jenny Pendean than the romantic per
sonality before him But that the
stranger could still be here, exiled in
this lonely spot. told him quite as
much as the mans words. He was
rot chained TO Crows Nest" with
his great ambitions In allegiance for
nothing. Mark, however, pretended
to miss the significance of Giuseppe
confession.
"a good master-eh? I expect the
old sea wolf is an excellent friend
when you know his little ways"
DORA admitted 1t.
s'He is all that I could wish and
he likes me, because 1 understand him
and make much of him. Every dog
is a lion in his own kennel. Red
mayne rules; but what is the good
Of a home to a man If he does not
cruIe? We are friends. Yet, alas, we
may not be for long-when-"
He broke off abruptly and went
back to his work. But he turned a
moment and spoke again as Brendon
proceeded.
Madonna is at home.' he shouted
and Mark understood to whom he re-
ferred.
He had reached Crows Nest" in
five minutes and it was Jenny Pen
dean who welcomed him.
''Uncle's in his tower" she said.
"IlI call him in a minute. But tell
me first. II there is anything to tell.
I am glad to see you-very?'
She was excited and her great,
misty blue eyes shone. She seemed
more lovely than ever.
Nothing to report, Mrs. Pendean.
At ieast-no, nothing at all. I've
exhausted every possibility. And you
You have nothing. or you would
have let me hear it?"
There is nothing" she said. I'm
Gle Ben would most certainly have
told me IL any news had reached him
am sure that he is dead-Robert
Redmayne."
"I think so too. Tell me a little
about yourself, II I may venture to
ask?''
you have been so thoughtful for
me. And I appreciated it. I'm all
right. Mr.. Brendon. There is still
my life to 1--we and find ways Of be-
ing useful here"
you are contented. them"
YES Contentment is a poor sub
stitute for happiness; but am con-
tented.
He longed to speak intimately, yet
had no excuse for doing so.
How much I wish it was in my
power to brighten your content into
again" he said.
g. -.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-02
Help Came When Dubie
Thought End Was Near

at night. Finally I got so weak !
coulc hardly drag myself around and
was losing lots of time from work.
THE Tanlac treatment Strengthened
me right out and now 1 eat hearty
without trace Of indigestion, never
have headaches. sleep fine, have
gained weight and am on the job
every day feeling fine. I'll always
praise Tanlac." y
Tanlac is for sale by all good drug
gtsts. Accept no substitute. Over
81 million bottles sold.
Tanlao Vegetable Pills are Natures
own remedy for constipation. For
sale everywhere.-Alv.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-02
STONE MEN MAY LEAVE
Official Says Legal Restraints Based
On False Charges.

That the Bedford Stone Club Aux
Hilary and the International Cut Stone
Contractors and Quarrymen's Asso-
citation will leave Indiana as a result
of stringent legal restrictions was in
dicated today by Walter w. Drayer
secretary of the international body.
The statement followed decision Of
Judge Zimri E. Dougan of the Hen
bricks Circuit Court in which the
companies were found combined in re-
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my troubles had me thinking my
days were just ab@ut over, but now
I'm a well man, aMd it's all due to
Tanlac," recently declared Stephen
Dubie, stationary fireman, 526 S. 18th
St., Terre Haute, Ind.
For four years I suffered so from
stomach trouble that I couldn't eat
even the hghtest foods without be-
ing miserable for hours afterwards,
with headaches, gas, awful cramps
and burning sensation like fire in
the pit of my stomach. For days at
a time I couldn't eat mouthful of
anything and lost weight until I was
only a shadow of my former self.
Besides all this, COUNT half sleep
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-02
PROFESSIONALS BLAMED
Police Hunt Safe Crackers Who Get
S287 From Vault.

Safe crackers who knocked the
combination off large vault at the
Frank Hatfield Auto Sales Company,
623 N Capitol Ave, Saturday night,
and toot $2s7 were professionals,
police believe.
The thieves also took $50 from a
money drawer in the parts depart
ment, wrenches, batteries and other
accessories. A small safe was over
looked.
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straint of trade and ordered to cease
operation in the State within six
months. Drayer said false allegations
had been made against the companies,
and that too, wide a construction has
been placed by the courts on anti
trust laws
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Receivers From Fall

Mrs. Lavenia Wright, SO. rooming
at 7oS N. Capitol Ave-, Is improving
today at her home after a fall of
fifteen feet from a second story win
dow. Mrs. Josephine Johnson, who
conducts the rooming house, said she
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-02

Michael. husband of Jenny Pen
dean. disappears from his home on
Dartmoor. Jenny engages the services
of Mark Brendon, criminal investigator
Blood is found on the floor of Michaels
new bungalow near Foggintor Quarry.
where Peadean is last seen in the COM
pany of Jennys uncle Robert Redmayne.
Witnesses testify to having seen
Robert ride away on his motor bicycle
The sack is found at a far distance
Jenny goes to live with her uncle
Bendigo Redmasne. Mark visits Ben
digo and is Introduced to Giuseppe
Doria- Bendigq shows Brendon letter
supposed to cotne from Robert. Bren-
don falls in love with Jenny and sees in
DORA a rival far her affections.
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Zero Meals for Torrid DAYS

the out and
and off food? Blu
steaks chops
pudding much these hot Ave, Washington, c..
Washington, D. c.:
Please a the bulletin,
DAYS, which in stamps postage
NAME
STREET AND
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Rain falling from a clear sky. a
meteorological phenomenon, was re-
ported on March 21 near Grantham;
the shower lasted only minute.
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COUNCIL LAUNCHES DRIVE
TO BOOST WHEAT PRICES
win Also Seek to Keep Production
Even With Demand.
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO. July 2-The national
wheat council otganized following
the progressive" wheat conference
here. today launched a campaign to
increase wheat prices through greater
consumption.
The kcounci1 will also seek to, keep
production even with the demand, ac-
ccrdirE to Congressman Sidney An
=. Minnesota
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-14
AammgRMyun}
QOlM nm n
BY DAMON RuNYON.

New York, Dec. 12-You read of
NJ. Charles Ebbets' offer of S275,OO0
for Rogers Hornshy of the st. Louis
Cardinals.
Mr.. Ebbets, like all the other base
ball magnates, is i'm baseball for profit.
The amount he offered for Hornsby
is mere money. that is more profit,
than his club could possibly make in
a most prosperous season under any
conditions.
The baseball gentlemen are COM
inencing to rave insanely.
In republican Pennsylvania. the
new state boxing commission has pro-
hibited mixed bouts"
MIXED bouts are boxing bouts be-
tween white men and colored Amer
lean citizens.
A man of any color. red, dark brown
or olive drab or OF any nationality
other than a colored American citl-
zen may box in Pennsylvania.
The republican governor of Penn
sylvania may be greatly interested in
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-14
|Creb Suffers
Change Of Heart

New York, Dec. 13.-Harry Greb.
Pittsburgh, holder of the middle
weight championship, who Monday
night failed to knock the light heavy
weight crown from the brow Of Gene
Tunney, the Greenwich Villager. to-
day announced he would give Johnny
Wilson a chance at the middleweight
honors at an early date.
At will meet Wilson at the Garden
in New York just as soon as 1 rest
up a bit," Greb said, indicating his
wrath over the Tunney decision. Greb
was quoted as saying the decision was
framed against him."
Today Tex Rickard, promoter, said
Greb had cooled off and while not
content with the decision, did not
question the honesty of the officials
who ruled he lost.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-14
Tom Blake Wins Tank Race.

Los Angeles. Dec. 1S.--Tom Blake,
of Los Angeles Athletic club here
last night won the 220-yard dash in
the first indoor swimming meet Of
the Southern California winter sea-
son, defeating Duke Kahanamoku,
the Hawaiian star. The time for the
event was two minutes "a 3-5 Sec
onds considerably higher than the
worlds record which 'Kahanamoku
had announced before the meet he
would attempt to lower.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-14
SKI CLUB WANTS SNOW

Snow, Snow. Where art thou.
y. j. Weston, physical director
of the Omaha Y. NJ. {. A. and his
Ski club has been organized for
several weeks, but can't operate
until there is blanket of snow OH
the ground.
The Ski club plans ski tour.
nament during the Christmas holi-
days, providing, Of course, there
Is some snow OH the ground.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-14
lawn McGraw Denies
That Rumors Of His
Death Are Correct

London, Dec. 13.-John j. Nc
Graw, manager of the New York
Giants who has been touring Eu-
rope, has sent to the Associated
Press the following message as
his answer to vague rumors of his
death:
Il may be dead one, but l
do not know it. You can tell
them all that / am still running
the bases. 1 expect to go to Ire
land the latter part of the week,
when Hughie Jennings arrives.
That does not look as though 1
am dead, does if?"
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-14

this ruling against a large number Of
his supporters.
oddly enough, one of the members
of the new Pennsylvania boxing com.
mission is a colored man. OF course,
he had nothing to say about the rul.
ing.
The South American Boxing fedora
ton presents Luis Angel. Firpo with
a diploma for his exploits in the
United States"
That is interesting news.
1t proves that there are in South
America persons as lacking in a sense
of the Importance of things as there
are in this country.
Scores of South Americans have
come to the United States and per.
formed exploits in business, in art.
in science. infinitely more important
than the knocking out of Jess Willard
and Charley Weinert. or being knock
ed out in two rounds by Jack Demp-
sey.
They have received no diplomas
from any federation.
For a long time Firpo's home city,
Buenos Aires, one of the most beau
tiful cities in all the world, prohibited
boxing.
Today a cablegram announced that
the city council had approved an
ordinance permitting boxing.
Presently you will read of exciting
offers from the Argentine for Amer
lean lieavyweights to come there to
meet THE Wild Bull"
There are but two heavyweights in
America at this time, not including
Dempsey, who can give Ffrpo a
struggle.
They ara Harry Wills, first Of the
heavyweight title contenders, and
Tom Gibbons of st. Paul, who ranks
second among the conterders, or
third in the whole heavyweight line,
which begins with Dempsey.
It is not likely either Wills or
Gibbons will go to Buenos Aires to
fight F'irpo.
Wills has been there before. Glib
bens' last experience in what might
be called uncharted pugilistIc wat
ers, which was at Shelby, Mont, paid
him nothing.
Gibbons is not apt to do any more
experimenting, He viii wish to be
paid off in the future in something
more substantial than promises.
Wills went to the Argentine some
years ago with an Inflated pugilistic
expedition, to. fight Sam Langford
and Sam ,McXev. He did not appear
against either in South America be.
cause there was no money in sight.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-14
y, December ID. 1923--
Amateur Boxers
Going to K. G.

Denny Ryan. physical director at
the Omaha Athletic club. and nine OF
his midwestern amateur boxing cham
pions will leave Omaha tomorrow
night for Kansas City. where the
simon-pure mdtt singers will compete
in the dual fistic tourney with the
Kansas City Athletic club Saturday
night. Later in the month the Kan
sas City boxers come to Omaha.
Joe Malenne, paperweight; John
Sesto, f1yweight; Sammy Cross, ban
tamweight; Joe Harper featherweight;
Paul Frechin, lightweight; Royal
Kaufman, welterweight: George Bar
no, middleweight; Chester Stole, run
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-14
Fairfield Bow Gets d.

Glenn o. Spears Of Fairfield, Neb.,
member of the Drake university 1928
football team. is among the Is Bull.
dog gridsters who were awarded let
ters at a banquet given in honor of
the football team recently.
Joseph F. Enright Of Greeley. Colo.
was also given a monogram. Reinard
Schlosser of Greeley was among the
freshmen who were awarded numer-
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-14
SINNERS to Chicago.

San Francisco, Dec. 13.-The ath-
letic committee of the Olympic club
here has recommended to the direc-
tors that s3,5O0 be allotted to defray
the expenses of sending a team of
swimmers and the club water polo
team to the National Swimming meet
in Chicago next spring. The money
would cover the expenses of eleven
swimmers, it was said.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-14

ner-np IN the middleweight class. and
I'd Leyensky. light heavyweight. are
the midwestern champions who will
compete against the Kansas City Ath
letle club champ boxers.
Instructor Ryan IS working lis
proteges hard eaeh afternoon in the
omaha Athletic club gymnasium.
Kaufman. welterweight. is rounding
into fine' condition for the trip and
Ryan expects the Council Bluffs vel.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-14

Colorado Springs. Colo, Dec. Il
Bobby corbstt. Colorado Springs wei
terweizht. scored technical knock
out over Cowboy Padgett OF Dolores
Colo. in the third round of o
scheduled 10round bout. when Pad
gett. i'm rushing Corbett near the
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-14
$4.5OO.OOO Bet on Races.

Victoria, B. c.. Dec. 13.-More than
s4,5O0,000 was wagered through pari.
mutuel machines at horse races in
Vancouver and Victoria hst summer,
according to an announcement. The
government collected s226.962 tax on
the machines.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-14

eud OF the round somersaulted ovef
me ropes and fell headlong TO tn
floor. lie refused to continue aft
iaree minutes grace had been a
loved him. Neither man had sbey 2
a decided advantage in the Z sht u
to this time.
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terweight to return To ozsrha vie
torious.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-14

The special bowling match between
the u. S. Oils and Ak.SarBen will
be bowled at the Omaha alleys Sun.
day at 1890 o'clock.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-14

For nearly every square mile in
the entire state of Nebraska
there is an Omaha Bee being
read every day by a substantial
home.
In all more than $4,000 homes
now look to The Omaha Bee
every morning or evening for
their daily reading matter.
Something over half are in
Omaha proper and the balance in
Omaha suburbs and outlying
prosperous towns and farm
sections.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-14

Dee. Ig.-IIarr, Name.
1ignt -iienTy F'eig III ehhill
h4s title iAsf night 10 -
over Islam Pasha Pa fhI
Turk"
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cAn Omaha Bee
for every square mile in Nebras1

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by these homes for both news and
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a4i'FtUts
Boston. Greek
pion. retained
stfa rht falIa
"1he Terrible
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-28

] Praha, g. srpna. - (Postov.
Ikprava. - Do bytu pfedsedy
|1noravskeho zemskeho vyboru
|dra Pluhafe v tfid4 Legion A.
ak& v Brine pfisel pfedevcfrem
o polednach 21lety G. Vavra-
jak sd9lujf IL. NJ" cestujf.
cf bez zam9stnanf, zadaje pod
poru pro nezam6stnane. Doslc
oke kontroversi, phi nfz spatfi-
Ia panf Plu'haTova v ruce mia
dfkov9 bambitku. Mezi mia.
dfkem q rodinou dra Pluhafe
do5lo k zoufalemu zapasu Q
zbrai1, pfi cemz vysla rama,
kter& ma St9stf nikoho nezasa-
hla. Teptve pfivolane policii
se podafilo mladfha odzbroji'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-28

V dome nevlastni matky v
Evanstonu, I'LL, zemfel nasled
KEN srdecni poruchy, malff a
illustrator Alonzo Kimball,
jenz jest v Cleveland6 znam
obrazkem Mary Lambove,
chromeho devcatka, jehoz po-
dobizna byla tax vydatnou re-
klamou ma plakatech "a agita-
ce We prospech Dobrocinneho
fondu. Zesnuly umelec ale byl
j jinak velice vazenym portre-
tistou nejen Americe, ale
"a mofem, hlavne v Parizi.Na
rodil Sc ID. srpna 1874 v
Green Bay, Wis, studoval v
Paffzi. Ia valky pracoval pro
washingtonskou vladu, navrhy
ma ''kamuflazi" lodi, kterou
sc mela plavidla stati jen ma
10 pOznatelna. v Clevelande
mel atelier v els. 2443 Pro-
spect Ave. Krone malirstvf il
lustroval velice pfilehav6 a
vtipn9 dfla n9kerych znam6j-
sfch auoru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-28

vstal a kraeel k nemu. Setfil
81 uvedomil jen, ze oci Nevo-
lovy nehledi nan, nybrz jsou
upreny temef ztrnule do ne
urcita, ale v tom jiz citil ieho
ruce, jak sc mu kladou ma ra-
mena a 2 jeho list vychazela
chraptiv6 slova:
- Dublin tedy vedel, ze me-
jsem zlodejem, ze jsem nevi-
men.
- Ano!
- Mluvte praydu, pokraco-
val vyhrdzne, neuchylte sc cd
pravdy ami slovem, ami slabi-
kou. Jde o lidske zivoty.
Setfil Sc pokousel vymknout
sc mu, ale ruce mladikovy me-
ly pevnost a silu zelezneho
sveraku.
(POkraGovanf.)
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Romanovci v cizinx q spo

Romanovci v cixins q spo-
ry rusky trim. z dobre in
Eformovanych emigracnich kru
hi sc oznamuje ze v kratke do
be sejde Sc v Londyn6 rodin-
ma rada celeho domu Roma
novych, jiz bude predsedati
excisafovna Marie Fedorovna.
Svolani rodinne rady je pova
zovano "a nutne, nebot'' jest
zadouchoF uciniti konec pove-
stem, ze..v rodine Romanovcd
panuji velke spory o trdn. Ma
vrh ma svolani rodinne rady
podala velkoknfzata: Dimitrij
Pavlovic a Ondrej Vladimiro-
vic, kteri prestavuji dive nej-
starsi linie Romanovcd. V
monarchistickych kruzich Ion
dynskych poradam priklada-
il velky vyznam v domnenf, ze
tam budou vyreseny nejenom
teoreticke otazky nastupni-
ctvi, nybrz take definitivn9
to, kdo bude stati v cele mo-
narchistickeho hnutf. Rustf
monarchiste tvrdi, ze prav9
toto rozhodnuti bude miti vel
ky vyznam vzhledem k zpra
vam, ktere prichazejf z Rus
ka. Vsichni plnoletf clenove
domd Romanovych zarucili Sc
jiz svym cestnym slovem, ze
Sc konecnemu usnesenf rodin-
ne rady bez jakehokoliv odpo
ru podfidf. Rozhodnutf rodin-
ne rady bude uvefejneno We
zvlastnfm aktu.
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PATNACTf SUED csBP ].
v CLEVELANDE.

II. !
G. 5. B. p. Jednota, iejiz d.
fadovna jest V New Yorku, ko
na svdj patnacty sjezd Y Gle
'velands. G. S. B. P. Jetlnota
vzala svdj wink z katolickych
spolkl v Cleveland6, ktere ne
byly spokojeny, ze knezi zasa-
hovali do jejich zalezitosti a
chteli jim porouceti, jak9by
byly odnozi kostela. Nespoko
jene spolky Sc odtrhly a zalo-
lilly v roce 1884 Jednotu mo-
YOU, nekostelni, jez prijala
jmeno Cesko-Slovanska Bratr-
ska Podporujicf Jednota.
Jednota tato zacala Sc zahy
sifiti do jinych osad. Do New
Yorku Sc dostala radem Cho-
dove (. So, ktery byl zalozen
v roce 1897. Dnes tato Jedno-
ia ma We state New Yorku de-
vet rad1, jez spojeny jsou v
jedno telesc Velkofadem sta
tn New Yorku. Jsou to Tady /:
Osvojenci v Astoria, Tomas ze
Stftneho, Pokrok, Washington
Chodove, Legie, Alexander Ha-
milton v New Yorku, Trocnoy
We Winfield a Karldv Tyn v
Buffalo. We state New Jersey
jsou ctyri rady: Vesmir ' Ne
warku, Liberty v East Pater.
son. Lipany v Little Ferry, a
Jan Neruda v Union Hill. Dal
81 rady ma vychode: Cechie We
Waterbury, Conn.,, Zahfeb We
West Wilmington, Conn.,, rad
Baltimore v Baltimore, Md. a
Jan Kollar v Bostone, Mass.
V posledai dobe. tato Jedno.
ia zacala ze zde rozene mia.
deze zakladati anglicke rady
a existuji rady toho druhu jill
v New Yorku, Newarku, Chi.
cagu a Clevelan6e. Vedle to.
no tato Jednota pojist'uje d.
ii We vysi cd $3.50 do $4,000
"a nepatrny poplatek. Velko
rad statu New Yorku vede pro
svoje rady spolecnou nemocer
skou podporu, kterou vyplac
nejen muzim, ale zenam W
vysi osmi dollarI tydne. Jes
to jedina muzska Jednota &c
ska, ktera vyplaci nemocen
skou podppru ter svym Sc
stram.
Dne 10. zari. sjedou Sc dele
gait z cele Ameriky v Cleve
lande,. kolebce Jednoty, alb,
pfehledli vykonalou praci
uf6iif novfAssternfce .dalsf .svt
cinnosti. = ~ :
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q. lJdalO1t rOzruslla cele
Brno. - DR.. Ladislav Pluhaf
ma G3 let. Cd roalu 1897 je
advokatam v Brine, Old roku
1907 byl zemskym poslancem
a cd roku 1911 pffsedfcim
szemskeho vyboru. Nyni, po
p:evratu, je jeho pfedsedou.
Cd sveho prlchodu do Rrna je
hcrliv9 cinny V narodnim zivo-
te tamnim a to, jak v Sokol-
stvu, kde Is let byl starostou
zupy Rastislavovy, tax v Ma
rodni jednot6 a zejmena v Je-
dnote vo1icn brn6nskych. N.Y.
nj je predsedou Narodni Ra-
dy v Brn6. v zemskem vybo-
ru vedl "a valky referat financ
nj. Zdafilo Sc rnu pfivesti fl
nance zemske do rovnovahy a
witt TAX rakouske Wade "a
minku k zamyslenemu rozpu
st5ni zemskeho vybor1.. Po
prevratu vede v zemskem W.
boru vedle agendy precsedni.
cke v prvnf Fade referat elek-
trisacni. Prisel pri tom v IRA
de pred prosincovym pucem
do tuheho rozporu Sc zivly ko-
munistickymi, ktere Sc snazily
ovladnouti elektrarnu. Je hor-
]ivvm zastancem- zemske auto
monte. - K vrazednemu ito
ku ma nam6stka zem. hejtma-
ma moravskeho dr.. Pluhare O.
znamuje Sc dale z Brna, ze Il
|tok nema nikterak politickeho
pozadi. Pachatel ltoku, bru-
sic skla, Cenek Vavra z Brna
jest ponekud zatizeny, velky
zvanil a neobycejny chvastal.
Tax ma pfiklad vychloubal Sc,
ze S rodinou DIR. Pluhare jest
yelmi dobre znam a ze 81 s je-
no d6tmi hraval jako hoch.
Phi takoveto pfilezitosti pora-
nen byl pry ma oku q od te
DOLBY trpi ocni chorobou a ta-
to vymyslena bachorka bvla
mu zaminkou, ably rodinu Plu-
haTovych stale obtezoval, ae-
koliv zjiSt6no bylo made vs..
pochybnost, ze zraneni ma oku
pfivodil 81 pfi brouseni skla.
Pred dtokem v byte, do nehoz
nahle vniknul, "a mic vibec ne
zadal.