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Evening star., 1923-10-06
STOP NEWS OF ROYALTY.

LONDON October 6.-The Italian
government has ordered a strict
censorship plsced on all news of the
Illness of the Princesses Mafalda and
Giovanna, says the Rome correspond
ent of the Daily Mail The official
reason given is that it is desired to
prevent false rumors from alarming
the people, but the correspondent
suggests that IL has been imposed
because the king resents newspaper
discussion of the royal family's
affairs
Evening star., 1923-10-06
SAYS INDUSTRY ALONE
is UNABLE TO WIN IN WAR
Assistant Secretary Davis, Address
ing Ordinance Association,
Stresses Need of Cooperation.

CHICAGO, October 6.-Industry
alone cannot win war, but it can
lose n war by failure to supply armies
with things vital to their fighting ef-
aciency. Dwight F. Davis, assistant
secretary of war. told members of the
Army Ordnance Association assem-
bled here yesterday.
Wars are no longer fought by the
armed forces alone" he declared.
Every man, woman and child, every
resource and every dollar In the entire
nation must throw its weight toward
victory in time of war"
A complete plan for the co-opera-
tion of industry with the armed forces
in time OF war is being worked out
by the War DEPARTMENT with the CO.
Evening star., 1923-10-06

operation Of the large Industrial con-
Germs of. the country, he said.
The work being done. Is Of partic-
ular Importance to. the business man."
he declared. 1T WILL, by it's fore
thought, prevent chaos i'm industry; 1t
will place the necessary weapons in
the hands of the soldier at the earliest
possible moment. which, in terms of
values. means thousands of lives and
billions of dollars"
Evening star., 1923-10-06
GAVE LIFE FOR ANOTHER
Railroad Repairer Killed in At
tempt to Save Fellow Employe.

GROVE CITY, Pa. October 6.-Paul
McCrane Of Syracuse. y. V, a mem
Der of railroad repair crew. gave
his life late yesterday in u futile ef-
fort to drag Joe Vecosta Of Erie. n
fellow-workman. from the tracks Of
the Bessemer railroad before a north
bound passenger train sped by. Atc-
Crane had pushed 'Vecosta to the
outer rail when both were caught by
the engine and killed. Vecosta had
stepped onto the track to let freight
train pass on an adjoining track and
did not see the approach OF the pas
senger train,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-07
BY JOSEPHINE VAN DE GRIT.
NEA Service staff Writer.

West Hoboken. n. j.. Sept. -
Pals petticoats and politics. Theyr
all mixed up In the fight which Mrs
Evangeline Duff is staging to gain tn,
mayoralty nomination here.
For Mrs. Duff. being woman anc
health commissioner OF the city a
that. was expected to come forth witt
o platform advocating a rigid adher.
ence to prohibition. Instead of which
she has startled the community BY
= coming out fatty for tin pals for the
working man-"growlers" filled to
the brim with four per cent decoction
and topped with couple of inches of
collar"
IF I'm elected mayor" she says,
"I'll enforce the law with both hands.
But that doesn't have to keep me
from talking. And I'm for light wines
and beer.
The tin pail is honest. The silver
filagreed hip flask isn't"
Mrs. Duff says that secretly most
of the women in the country agree
with her.
They're tired of this sham she
continues I've talked with women
ali over the country.
THE wife of the poor man brews
1t in her home. The wife of the rich
man serves it at her bridge parties.
l was at gathering of club women
recently where at least 600 of them
admitted that liquor was served in
their homes.
These women. as well as the
wives of working men, are tired Of
hypocrisy. All they need is a wo-,
man with courage enough to come
out and say so"
Mrs. Duff believes that she is that
woman. And there may be founda-
tions for her courage.
Known as the best dressed woman
for her size (she admits to close to
200 pounds) in West Hoboken, she
has Travelled all over the country de-
livering lectures upon the fashions
known as stylish stouts."
Between lectures she sounded out
feminine opinion on matters ranging
from mud packs to Australian bal
lots.
1t is the result of those opinions
which is giving her courage now in
her fight for the mayoralty on an
advocacy of light wines and beer.
And just to show that she has the
whole family In mind, size is advo-
eating more milk for, the school chill
iren. Her scheme is for each family
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-07
DEMOCRATS FEAR
DRY QUESTION
Put On Defensive by Activity OIL
Republican Spokesman
HF GEORGE u, MANNING


(ySsshiAssen suTssa 81 Mes sTisalR HsFaial
Washington, d, C., Sept, 9,-Deme-
cratic leaders we're awakening 10 the
disturbing fact that their party i
being placed by republican prona-
Eanda in an extremely embarrassing
position before the public on the
prohibition question, ami are casting
about for some means 10 remedy this
situation,
Z With the aid Of President HaF-
ding's vigorous stand for strict en-.
fareemeni of the dry laws, and
President coelidge's adherence 10 his
predecessors policy, the republicans
are intoxicating IN the public mind the
idea that the @, q, T.. IL the sole
defender OF the dry faith. with the
result that prohihitionists of many
non-partisan organizations are he.
ing preiudieed against the democrats
and lined up with the administration
party.
Recognizing this fact many OF the
staunch prohihitionists In the demo-
cratic ranks are launching con-
certed drive 10 disabuse the minds
of the people OF this impression,
Notwithstanding the fact that the
18th amendment Was passed by a
democratic congress, and that the
southern states led In the ratification.
the republicans have, by virtue of
. the change In administration imme-
dintely following the ratificating of
the amendment. been most closely
identified with subsequent legislation
and enforcement OF the dry amend
ment. On this basis. and carefully
fostered by the announcements of
President Harding for strict enforce
ment and the adoption OF his policy
by his successor there has grown UP
a widespread sentiment among the
prohibitionists of the country that
the safety OF their cause Is more or
less dependent on the continuation of
the republican party in power.
Follow the elections OF last No
vember, which threatened disaster to |
the republican party, President Hard
ing, after careful testing of the politi-
cal currents, issued the call for the
conference of the governors to con-
slider means towards the more effec-
tive enforcement of the Volstead law
IN the various states Considerably
less than half the state executives at
tended, and to all intents and purposes
the conference was barren of con-
structive results: but as gesture it
was great success. and served to
strengthen the position of the repub-
lican party as the champion of the
dry cause.
Farm Editors for DRY" Republican
At about the same time there came
to light strong movement having for
its purpose the commitment of several
of the foremost agricultural organiza-
tons of the country to the support of
a dry republican candidate for pres
ident in the next election.
The formation of a national group
designed to embrace the power of
Try republicans in agricultural organi- s
cations and dry elements of the re-
publican party for the purpose of
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-07
SHOWER FOR MISS sHuMsKY

A miscellaneous shower and lunch
con was rendered Miss Stella E. Shum-
sky, Thursday noon by the girls of ad-
vertising and printing departments of
Landers, Frary & Clark. A tasty
luncheon was served and Miss Lillian
LeFlamme entertained with dancing
Miss Shumsky was the recipient of
many handsome gifts consisting of
silverware, cut glass and linen. She is
to become the bride of Bernard J.
Cunningham. early in October.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-07

slsotlng dry president IN 1854 mas
announced hY samuel Adams RFesi-
deaf az the American Agricultural
Editors Association, The plan Of
0rga nizati0n. il was asserted. had been
approved hy the American Farm
RuTeau Federation, the National
Grange, and the National Farmers
Unian. The democratic party IN the
eastern states Was declared hy Mr..
Adams 10 be regarded As hopeless, So
far as the dFys were concerned, and
he further stated that by lining nR
al the dFys on the FepnHlissn side the
democrats would be forced % take an
open stand with the vets
This movement, and the smeTEenes
Of President Harding as an active
champion Of prohibition, aroused the
attention OF a number of thoughtful
democrats, As far back as last De-
eemher they pointed out 10 Chairman
cordell Hull of the Democratic Ma.
tienai Committee the menace 10 the
party contained In these developments
and urged the neeessiY of combating
the republican prohibition prana.
ganda. II the dry element was not 20
he alienated from the democratic
party.
To date. the democratic national
committee has made no move what
ever toward this end, In no statement
issued by the committee for several
months can any reference TO prohibit,
ton or its enforcement he found,
Democrats In Quandary
Now President Coolidge has sworn
his allegiance TO the strietest enforce.
ment of the volstead law. and has an.
nounced his intention Of calling an
other governors conference on nrohi- 1
bition. Foreseelng further strength 10
the republicans. as result OF this 1
maneuver. many ardently dry demo.
cratic leaders are urging the democra.
tic national committee 10 make a posi- 4
tive declaration OF bone dry policy
at an early date.
But any such declaration by the
democratic national committee prior
to the partys national convention next
year seems an impossibility in view
Of the apparent strength Of the anti.
prohibition democrats in New York.
New Jersey. and other Eastern states
There Is practically certain 70 be an
effort made to have the convention
adopt light wine and beer plank.
md In face OF this fact 1t would he
absurd to commit the
party beforehand.
On the other hand. the attempt 10
write wet plank into the platform
will in all proba bility fail. and the
rational platform will either have TO
'emain silent altogether on the PROFIT
,ition enforcement question or In case
he republican party adopts bone
Try plank. the democrats may be
orced into following suit. In either
ase the long delay attending the dry
eclaration by the democrats will have
weakened its effectiveness. and In the
meantime. the republican propa gandg
SITS may quite probably have sewed
Up a. considerable number of dry
'otes.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-07
HEAVY SNOW STORM.

Buenos Aires, Sept. 7,--Thousands
Of cattle and sheep with an estimated
Value of 100000 pesos are reported
to have persisted in an unprecedented
four day snow storm that ragged last
week in the territory of LaPampa
The herds suffered a mortality of
from rs to 40 per cent.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-07
DENIAL BY KHAN
Macon Prosecutor, However, Says
Members are Involved In F1ogging
Cases There.

Macon, Ga. Sept. 7.--Charles II.
Garrett, solicitor general in charge
of the preparation of evidence for the
trial of seven persons accused of fog
gng in this county declared today
that members of the Ku Klux Khan
are deeply involved in the local cases.
Evidence in vast majority. of the
cases." said Mr.. Garrett last night,
indicate that those persons arrested
in connection with flogging are men,
bers of the khan"
Mr.. Garrett said that in connection
with the seven persons under arrest,
against each of whom there are two
or more cases, the evidence over
whelmingly indicates membership IN
the Ku Klux Klan.''
Khan headquarters, Mr.. Garrett stat
ed is denying that the local acts were
authorized by the khan as an organi-
cation,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-07

in city block to contribute a quart
a week
Not that Mrs. nuff's platform is
exclusively liquid She also urges
police matrons in the parks. women
on grand juries and stricter divorce
laws. But II is on the little matter
of four per cent and collar that she
is pinning her faith.
i've had over 800 letters already"
she says. 'congratulating me on my
stand and l know the women are
with me-"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-07
ITALIAN SOCIALISTS APPROVE.

' Rome, Sept. 1.-THE provisional ex-
ecutive committee of the new Italian
socialist party has adopted a resolu-
ton declaring that the socialists can
make no serious objection" to the
governments attitude toward Greece.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-07
IARCH Street FIRE
/ THREATENS Factory
Property Valued at $4,000 En-
dangered BY Morning Blaze

Damage to the, extent of $4,000 OF
$4,000 according to the estimate OF
Deputy Fire Chief Eugene r. Barnes
was averted this mornirN shortly be.
fore noon, when fire broke out in the
Victory Mattress Mfg. Co., plant in
the rear of SIS Arch street.
The fire is thought to have started
from spark on an automatic cotton
picker, which ignited pile of cotton
and in few seconds the corner OF
the factory was a mass of flames. A
still alarm was sent In at s:40 (stand-
ard time) and was followed at s:4l
by an alarm from box 7. Engine
Companies 1, 2, 3 and s and the two
hook and ladder companies respond
! ed.
The factory Is a brick, two story
block. formerly used by the Taplin
| Mfg. Co. The cellar Is a storage place
for bales of cotton, the factory work.
room is on the street floor. while the
upper floor is used by the John A.
Andrews company as a warehouse and
is filled to the roof with thousands of
dollars worth of val'/.ble furniture.
Efficient work on the part of the
fremen saved other portions of 1.-THE
building from being damaged TO any
extent. When the firemen arrived
flames were creeping through the
floor to the upper part where the
furniture was stored, but were
checked without the use Of water.
The blaze was confined to the cor.
ner where II started and did damage
amounting TO about $500. The fac
tory will be able to resume opera
tons Tuesday morning.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-07

Explosion of the purifying
tank at the Springfield Gas
Company, Springfield, Mass,
caused four deaths, show
cred debris upon the bust
ness district and injured
scores. The above photos
graphically illustrate the
disaster.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-02

PRODA Sc mlekarna Sc vsim
zarizenim, kde Sc
prodava 10 konVi mleka dem
ne. Obydll ma 5 pokoju, kou-
pelna, elektrika, sklep, pekny
lot, cihlove stale pro kone s
elektrickym svetlem uvnitr.-
Toto jest dobra prilezitost pro
toho, kdo hleda 1spech. Cena
je mirna a vezme Sc dim ma
vym6nu dobrem okoli. Ma
hotovosti Sc pozaduje obnos as
$500 a. zbytek ma splatky.
Blizsi sdeli Stupka a Rack
Realty Co., 1853 Broadway.
Tel. Broadway 2202 - Union
764 j. p
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PRODA Sc fa4maa v okresu
Ashtabula, 0 60 akrech, v nej-
lepsfm stavu a zarizenf. Jest
tam vsechno hospodafslke ma
fadi, 2 kon6, kravy, 100 slepic,
zasoby obili, sena a jine plo-
diny. .Dum je pekne a poho-
dine upraveny, bridlicova stfe-
cha, elektrika v dome, skola
skoro naproti. Naleza sc.
Northfield, 0. r. /, Box As.
Proda Sc bud Sc vsim zaTize-
MIN "a $4,000 aneb bez zarize-
nj "a $4,000. Blizsi sdeli JOS.
Trobender v els. 1889 vych.
65. ul. v Cleveland, @. v sobo-
tn neb v nedeli. 2-5
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PRODA Sc novy dim, bunga-
low, krasne dekorovany, musi
byt prodan do tydne. Ma 6
pokojd s koupelnou dole a mo-
hou byti tri pokoje s koupel-
nou nahore. Je tam sklep,
kombinacni fernes, plyn, voda,
elektrika a jine zarizeni. Lot
je 40 pri 140 str. Da sc velmi
LEVINE bude-li rychle prodan.
Angenti. Sc yylu6uji. Haste
ste " els. 1861 BARTLETT Ave.
Vezmete Union karu k vych.
l3O. ul. 2-8
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PRODA Sc obchodni rozni lot
ma vych. 131. ul. v nejlepsim
obchodnlm stredisku. Je 48 pri
$50 str. Vyuzitkujte tuto pri-
'lezitost, ponevadz v tomto mi
ste uz Lofty vice nejsou. The
Atlas Finance Co., 5458 Broad
way. Ptejte Sc ma Jam. Funfa-
ra. 2-3
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PRODA Sc pekny cihlovy dunn
v nemz je prostranny stor, dvo
je obydli, lot so pri 1870 strev.,
garaz, ma hlavni ulici, zasoby
q fixtures, vse "a $4,000. -
Lehke podminky. Zadni a
gent. Blizsi sdeli r. E.. Dea-
con, 4429 Warner Rd. Vezme-
tc E. LOS. karu. 2-2
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PRODA Sc nabytek z druhe
ruky do jidelny, loznice, pred
nj svetnice a kuchyne. Zelezne
postele, pera, move matrace,
vyborne hodnoty, vse velmi le-
vne. Prijd'te Sc. podiyat,. ma
me otevreno do $3.50 hod. ve-
Ger. Nabidnete nam vas naby-
TEX, ke koupi neb vymene; pla-
time dobre ceny. Haste Sc v
els. 4313 Clark Ave. 2-5
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PRIME Sc feznik do zavede-
neho obchodu grocerniho, kde
by mohl otevriti obchod rezni-
cky. Til mesice pri zahajeni
obchodu by neplatil najem.-
Zavolejte tel. Broadway 2950
2-3
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DRUHA CH0T. Q
ROMAN
Napsala Z. MarHtoud Pielosu Jar KaHna. ~
ROMAN
Jeho HAS znel Drills impert
PfelONl Jar. KaHnd.


nentne - kruty jeho posmech
hnal mlade zene vroucl krev
do skralli. Malem by Sc byla O.
bratila ke dvornimu marsalovi
zady odesla 2 pokoje, tn spa
.trila, jak dvorni kaplan, jenz
Sc choval dosud mlcky, prud-
kym pohybem spustil zalozene
ruce a po strane vrhl ma starce
pohled, jako by jej chtel pro-
bodnout svyma planoucima O.
Gina. Chtel j prispet ma po-
moe? Zastat Sc il? Byl tohle je
den re "zlych okamziku", kdy
die jeho pfani mela jej zavo-
lat? Ne nikdy, nikdy nepoda
tomuto knezi ami spicku prstu
ke spolecnemu postupu, knezi,
jenz zeleznou pesti, veskerou
sv6tskou moci, jiz mel k dispo-
sici, utiskoval lidske duse, jez
Sc ocitly jeho okruhu.
tx takovym absurdnostem
muj mock oysem netihne,' pra
villa, rychle sc ovladajic, ably
pfedeSla kazdemu slovu Sc rtu
duchovniho. "Jsem dcerou Ira
chenbergu a ii vzdycky poll
mali zivot pfilis vazne, ably by
Ii tax detinsky frivolni. Mac
bych Sc tim hajila? Cely svet
vi, re jsme schudli, posilam tu-
to rosettu matce, ably mohla jet
do laZni."
"Ai, co mi to namlouvate? ?
zasmal sc hlasite dvorni mar
sal. "Ci vas mann whit nej-
uzkoprsejsi lakoty? Mate je-
helneho tfi tisice tolard."
"Myslim, re jest vyhradne
mou veci, jak chci pouziti tech
to penez," pferusila jei.
"Velmi dobfe, nejsem oprav
men Sc tazat, jak je ukladate,
zda We statnich papirech, ci pla
tite-li iimi sve muselinove toa-
lety. Ostatne, jakou cenu pri-
kladate tomuto sperkuY" Cd
strcil pohrdav6 prstem pou-
zdro ma stole. 'Nestoii ami "a
osmdesat tolaru. I. Bohove! Osm-
desat tolaru ma cestu hrabenky
| Trachenbergove do lazniw
".Iiz iednou byl tento klenot
odhadnut,' odpovedela, statne
udrzujic syuj kid. vim, re
vyt6zek nestaci k tomuto uce-
lu. Prave proto jsem -" Odml
celia sc a jeji nezna tvar Sc "a
lila horkou cerveni. Dala sc
strhnout dale, nez piikazovala
chytrost.
"Nuze?' tazal Sc dvorni mar
sal, nakloniv Sc V pred a dival
Sc il Sc zlomyslnym usmevem
do tvare.
"Pripojila jsem predmet, kite
~ Ulrika neproda levneii, nez
"a ttyticet dollaru,' pravila
! y hluboka 81 oddechsi tise, ne
| jiz tax sebevedome jako drive
Jake zvlastnl zdroje to ma
te k disposici, milostiva PAM F!
jest to tento predmet?" Pri
tom ukazal na obal z hedvabne
no paplru na ktery mimovolne
polozila ruce. "Myslim, ae jest
to obraz.'
"Ano.
"Prace yasich rukou?"
IN alovala isem iei." Nepo-
zyedla ocl. Vedela, re by spa.
tiila jisklny pohled krute trl-
umfuiici, TAX pomalu a chytre
il byla nastrazena lecka - by
liz to ohavna hra kocky mysi.
Mate tedy jiz miloynlka 0
brazu, patrne dobreho, bohate
10 pfitele a meeenase, lenz III;
styky S Rudisdorfem a je pow
: men kupovati takova ume
leclSa dila?
: Nyni opanoyala sve hrozn
| vnitrni rozcileni, Y jejlm nitr1
nastal kid, jenz Sc rodi q ry
chicho, pevneho tmyslu.
: "rimto druhem vydelku
: ienz Sc podoba zebrote jako We
( &C veici, jak Sc rozumi, pohl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-02

PRONAJME Sc BYT 5ti po.
kojich, koupelna, elektrika,
plyn. Haste Sc v els. 1878
Coathe Ave. p
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Ndpsdla E. MarlitoDd.

pravil tem6r laskave, drze j
klenot pred ocima, ale prisa.
hal bych, ze jsem tuto hezkou
malou rosettu videl casio ma
krku sve dcery neni soueast
kou rodinnych sperku Raoulo-
vych?"
me" odpovedela Llama zee
la klidne a vzala klenot 5 tina
We, sametove vlozky a odsunu-
la vzadu zlaty l1stek. "Znak
knizete thurgauskeho doiista
znate, pane dvorni marsalku
= racte sc presvedcit, re je
vryt uvnitr teto rosetty. Zde-
dila jsem il po sve babi6ce z
otcovy strany - sam 81 pony
site, re vnucce prlncezny
thurganske jest takovy pre-
hmat, nebo, jak jste sc pry do
mnlyal. omyl - nemoznym."
"Probuh, draha pani,' zvo-
lal, zapase nyni opravdoVy-
mi rozpaky, "vyjadril jsem Sc
tax neobratne, ze bylo lie roz-
umet mi tax hrozne nesprav-
ne. Neni mozno. Cloyek prece
nemuze vyslovit, mac nemysli
jeho duse. OStatne mann pfece
pravdu, myslil-li jsem na O.
myl, spravne receno Ia Zame-
ilu. Y nasi rodine jest stejny
klenot.
"Vim to, skrlnka Raoulo-
yymi rodlnnymi sperky jest v
mem pokoji. Brzy po tom CO
jsem priSla sem, srovnavala
jsem Jednotlive kusy Sc sezna-
mem"
ITO Jest, uvazala jste sc
hned Y jejich drzenl, ceho2
yam nljak nezazlivam, miiosti
va PAM. Vzhledem k tomutc
bohatstvi, jednate take zcela
spravne, jestlize zbytky byvalt
slavy posilate zpet sve rodine
vlastne sve sestre UIrice. w
jich nenotrebnjete il budol
vitany."
V techto tonech znelo bez
meme roztrpcenl, usmevu
jenz oskllve zkroutiI rty stare,
Wy, byl nejohavnejsi posmech
Llama tezce zapaslla sama Sc.
bou, ably il nevnikla do ocl an
slZa, kdyby spatfil takove sve.
dectvi JeJi porazky - byla by
ztracena. Nzala bednicku pc
dlahy a postavila j ma rokoko.
w psaci stul sc skrlni zvlaSt-
noSti. nlz vedel starec.
Mylite Sc, pane dvorni MAJ
SALE odpovedela. hledic mt
pevne do tyafe, "budu ctit pa.
matku vasi pani dcery a nikds
nebudu nosit klenotH, jimiz @.
ma sc Zdobila
"Revldoyala .isem je pouze
ponevadz rucim ia ieiich llpl
most. Myilte Sc dale. domniya
tell sc, re posllam tento sperl
do Rudisdorfu, abych ozdobiI;
temito troskaml nekdeJsl slaVs
sVou seslru - ma Ulrika by $.
usmala takovemu napadu' =
Vsunula nuz ia .ozrezavan
dopisu mezi bednicku zbytel
vika, jeH tim pozvedla. Kychl'
vynala svazek ssaciho paplfl
S lisovanyml rostlinami a polo
lila jej stranou, pax ploch,
predmet zabaleny do hedvab
neho paplru, patrne ohraz, pal
ohratlla prazdnou bednickl
dnem vzhOru a iehce zaklepa
la ia nj. "Mimo sperk, zded6
ny DO babicce, neobsahuie mic
no, 90 BY n6lo cenu hotovyc
penez,' prasila drsne. prudc
oddychujic 4 hrde shlizeiic II
muze sprosteho snysleni. il
hoz zsinalou tvar ted prece
zahanbeni pfeletl lehky rune
nee - tohoto potrestani zaslo
I'll uplne.
Pane na nehi, X cemu tax,
w dukaz?' zvolal. MAN pr
sit IA odpusteni, kde mi ami II,
pripadlo IA nysl urazet? ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-02

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