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, 1923-01-20

OKLAHOMA CITY-TedcraI Off.
Gals launched an informal inquiry
into the Disappearance Thursday OF
Arnold @. DoIde OF the United States
district court for the western dis.
trict Of Oklahoma after he had gone
to Shawnee to discuss the shop
strike situation.
, 1923-01-20
H0WAT GIVEN
PAROLE TODAY

PITTSBURG, Kan, Jan. 2O.-AIexander Howat and FIVE
other former officials of the United Mine Workers, Kansas
district, will be released from the county jail at Girard about
noon today upon paroles granted in Pittsburg this morning
by Judge Daniel H. Wooley of the district court. They have
served 266 days of a sentence of one year given them by for
mer Judge Andrew J. Curran.
, 1923-01-20

where Red died.
Tho doors OF the church we're to be
closed for an hour beginning at $3.50
o'clock and at $3.50 Joint services were
to be held By Episcopal clergy and
lodge no. 20. Benevolent and Protee.
, 1923-01-20
Body of Late Mopie Idol Lies in State
Until 2:3O O'clock When Services
Begin in Los Angeles Church

LOS ANGELES Jan. 2o.-The body Of Wallace Reid, mo-
ton picture star, was to go on its final location today.
That was the word to explain his absence to his small son
Billy, and that was the word used chiefly throughout flmdon
but it had a different meaning in each case.
The BODY was to lie in state from 10 O'clock this morning
, 1923-01-20
LATE FLASHES

PITTSBURGH Dorothy Camp
bell Hurd. former United States
British and Canadian wOmen's golf
champion, abandoned suit for a di.
yOrce from j. V. Hurd.
, 1923-01-20

CHICAGO-An Injunction pro-
ceed'ng involving an differentiation
Of the 1929 tariff Rct prohibiting the
importation NJ trade marked goods.
u a similar trade mark hiss already
been registered here. was filed by n
Chicago dry goods firm, against tho
collector Of the port Of Chicago.
, 1923-01-20

BRUSSEIs-BeIgisn newspapers
regarded the withdrawal Of the
American forces from Germany
from Antwerp as a friendly net OF
courtesy.
, 1923-01-20

wASHINGTON-The import du-
ties In Mexico on building wood.
viii be nine cents for 100 lSilos with
heretofore admitted TO Mexico free,
n concession Of half that rate II Inn.
ported on the western coast and tho
duty on carded cotton has been do
creased slightly by the Mexican gov
ernment, according to reports.
, 1923-01-20

BUDAPEST-DecIartns that pic.
lures Of former King Charles and
Empress zlth Of Austria excite
crowds and m'ght lead to disorders.
the police prohibited the display OF
pictures.
, 1923-01-20
Weather Forecast

Generally fair tonight and
Sunday; somewhat colder to-
night in northeast portion.
, 1923-01-20

CHICAGO-Dent'sts said contrac.
tion Of the drug habit, among other
things. could be prevented or more
strongly resisted By intelligent care
of the teeth.
, 1923-01-20

ST. L0UIS-Albert &. Ellis was
acquitted by a jury OF the charge
OF numbering his former flancer.
Miss Edna Ellis, in his second trial.
, 1923-01-20

BOSTON-winiam p. G. Harding,
recently appointed governor Of The
federal reserve bank, said the nd.
minis.rat'on Of Major General Leo
nard Wood in Cuba was looked up
on ms the golden age" by the PEG.
PIC Of that country.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-10
VISITING DAYS AT MISSION
sewing salaols af ciis Mission ln Demonstrate Work Done During Wear Fnr Next Two Weeks,

"Yisiilng Day will be observed by the various City Mission sewing schools Friday of this week and Wed Resday and Thursday Of next week, according 10 statement made this morning by acting Superintendent Estelle Dickinson, These days Will mark the closing Of The schools for the summer,
 The Methodist sewing school con, dueted under the direction of the City Mission will close it's sessions Friday. when mothers will he given an opportunity t0 view the work done during the year, The exhibit will he open 10 the public between the hours af and D, m,
 Next Thursday the Lafayette sew ing school at the First Baptist church will close its sessions and will give a demonstration Of the work done dur- ing tho year, The exhibit will be be- tween the hours of and D, m.
 The biz exhibit will he on wednes- day evening in the Rnrritt mission. where the children Of inc Rurritt Mis- sion will demonstrate their achieve ments Of the past eight or nine months,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-10

amateur hiiliaHd federation ia become memhrT ef an international 0Tgani- zatian designed ta siaAdaraiEf plaEihg rules govern competitions aRa gsRsr- aaly regulate the amalenF cAr0m game, This announcement wss made today in connection with acceptance hg the association 0f an invitation to he represented at an international convention next neioheF in Brussels
 Count de nFeer, president 0f the French federation in urging an alliance hetgsen spraRe and America points out that ii would facilitate the parilr e.pstien ef American players in Eur 0pean tournaments and tine visits af amateurs from the United States io the international championships abroad,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-10
WILL INrnonrCE wnEsTLING.

Ann AFbar. Mich, May i0,-wrestr ling as one of the minor varsity sports will he introduced al the University of Michigan. i, was learned today with the announcement that Richard Barker. present head coach at Cor nell college. Mount Vernon, Iowa. has been engaged to coach the mat men.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-10
California to Send Team
 East for Big Track Meet

Philadelphia, May lh,w-WeFl was received todas from athletic anthori' ties of the University of California that il was making plans to send its track team here al feast one week before the intercollegiate track and field championships 10 he held May aS and s6, From nine 10 S men will make the tnip,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-10
Penn. State Summer School
 Class in Girls Athletics

State College. Pa., May 10.--Theory and practice of athletic events parti- cipated in by girl students at Penn sylvania state college will be taught ir a course for women coaches which is being arranged for the college summer school beginning June 25. Basketball. volley ball, hockey, indoor baseball and other sports will be taught.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-10

tend a meeting ef the intercollegiate association here Saturday One thou sand members and guests arc eKr Reeted, The association is composed 0f representatives Cf fa colleges aRd MniAREsillRs.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-10
sBattel for NaNlor in
xRan for Perkins in Sth.

xRan for Perkins in Sth
 zBatted for Naylor in Sd.
 Philadelphia .............. GOO 003 002- St. Louis ................. 030 004 03S--10
 Two base hits, Gerber ?, Foster: three base hits. Williams, Jacobson; home run, Kinney; sacrifices. Hale, Tobn: double plays. Galloway and Hauser Shocker. Fos- ter and Mcafanus: Heimach Dykes and Louis s; base on balls. off Naylor 1. off ONeil 1. off Kinney ?, off IIeimach ?, off Shocker 4 struck out, by Naylor l, by Kinney 3, by Hemach l. by Shocker [. hits. off Naylor in , innings, off O'Neill none in l-3 inning, off Kinney in ? e-3 innings, off Heimarh | in , innings losing pitcher. Kinney; umpires, Rowland and Moriarity; time, 200.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-10
MANY MILL ATTEND.

Detroit. May l0.--llasegall comnis-
 Detroit. May i0.-Basehall Commis- Walter Camp, Mayor Frank E. Dore- mus Of Detroit and Governor Groes- beck are among those who will nt-
New Britain herald., 1923-05-10

'Rsued for Jonnsrd in 'th,
 ,nfhen ',,'''''ss,,,,s..,, nnn 500 shs-a Nov iork ,,,,,,,,t,,,..,,, sih nis nn1--G
 Two base hi' Granthnm; three base hits, chllhghnn, frherg. home runs, Kelly. Gfnntham; stolen hnse. GranthHm; saeri. Aces. kcllehnr, FriAHh, Adams; left on bases. New York II, Chicago S; base on balls of Johnson !. of Jonnard 2, off Aldridgn 3: hits of Johnson in ! Ia innings of Jonnard In 2 ?-a innings. of I. Barnes 2 In 2 inningsi passed ball, Snyder: losing pitcher. Jonnard: umpires, Noran and Finneran. time. s:ii.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-10
$ p e a king of Sports

A fY hall usually turns cut 10 he q ioAe with catch in it.
 Look before you swing. yeu golfers, The former instructor al Nsn Cert lahdt park, \, F., is suing a former pupil for ssS,0eA, The pupil swung wildly and the hFassie smashed two fingers on the instructors paw, 
 What's become of Mickey Naanan ? First he was heard af trying out with
 Hartford, Next he's conspicuous hy his absence, Runner hath il he has signed np in another section and is catching q great game,
 The Plainyille town team will pTaer tiee tonight at Raekwell's field al 6lsA and again Saturday afternoon at 1880, Ep t0 yesterday Ty cahh really led the American league in batting He had played in si games, had been al lat sh times, connected safely sl times and enjoyed an average Of ,ass.
 of course Tially Heilman led him, hitting for 500, but Harry has played in but is games
 It's n eineh that Ty Cobb. great as he is, cannot go on forever,
 With that in mind Cobb is hopeful of turning several stunts this summer that will give him undisputed right ta q number Of records,
 IL is questionable if Cobb will play regularly over three years more. He admits that old Father Time is be- ginning to get in his work, that the legs are not as supple as they once were, although the eyes seem as good as ever.
 Here arc few things that Cobb hopes to do this year:
 Bat 500 or better. So doing will break the tic that now exists with Hans Wagner, each having turned that trick for l7 consecutive years.
 Make 200 or more hits. That will also break a tic with Wagner. Each has turned such a feat in eight of their campaigns on tho diamond.
 If Cobb should pass the .4oo mark it will also break two other ties Cobb and Jesse Burkett have each had three seasons in which they bettered the 400 mark. Like Burkett, Cobb has twice bettered the 400 mark in consecutive years.
 Thus, it is evident. that aside from managing the Tygers, Cobb has big year ahead if he is to turn some of the tricks that he has in mind.
 Poor old Eli is having a hard time with her various athletic captains. Eddy, baseball leader, has been out of the game several weeks Pelly, | crew captain, is not rowing, and Coop CT of the basketball quintet, did not l play.
 The Conn. Agges won dual track | meet from the |. s. Coast Guard | academy yesterday, S1-31.
 At ? o'clock this morning officials at Sacramento stopped Arch Rife, who at that time had ridden his metal steed continuously for 79 hours.
 The All Saints would like to hear from the Stronghearts, but Manager Joe Rupee of 1O2 Fremont street, in ssts that his opponents average 14-16 years and not 1S-19 years.
 The Mohawk A. c. baseball team has organized for the coming season and with the addition of several new players expect to have one of the fast est semi-pro hines in the state. There are still a few open dates and any team desiring to book a good attrac- ion should get in touch with the advising guest guarantee. No teams in the state are barred
New Britain herald., 1923-05-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE
I'hillieS Beaten

St. Louis, May 10.-St. Louis pounded four Philadelphia pitchers for 8 hits and won the opening game Of the series, 10 to g. Gerber scored four men on two doubles.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-10

It is with . spirit Of pride that we recommend io you that Herald classified ads be used when you need them.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-10
INVITES BILLIARD MEN
French Amateur Billiard Association
 Wants to WoIk With Tanks

New York, May 10.-The national association of amateur billiard play CTS has been invited by the French
New Britain herald., 1923-05-10

has organized for the coming seasor and with the addition of several new players expect to have one of the fast est scmi-pro hines in the state. There are still few open dates and any team desiring to book a good attrac. ton should get in touch with the manager, advising guest guarantee No teams in the state are barred Pioneers and Corbin teams please take notice. Walter Nagel, Mgr, Mohawk A. c. Baseball Team, 162 Lewis Ave-, Meriden, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-10

Try making this slight change in YOUR MEALS for two weeks and watch what astonishing results it so often gives.
 "For years was such weakling that tbe other boys always bullied me and laughed when 1 tried to make any of the sthIetic teams. Just few weeks ago l read sn article in the paper by Jack kearns fMsnaeer of Jack Dempsey. Worlds Heavy vs;oht Champion), which told how a slight shange in the daily diet often helps to build rn r,,ooed strength and power. He stated tbst science has now proved that your real strength, energy, and endurance. that mys- ts,;o,1s force that enables you to dominate 3 and control others and win in every wax oI
New Britain herald., 1923-05-10

The All Saints would like to hear from the Stronghearts, but Manager Joe Rupee of 102 Fremont street, in sists that his opponents average 14-16 years and not 1S-19 years.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE

tcontinued From Preceding Page).
New Britain herald., 1923-05-10

body. l at once tired mixing q Htue of this peculiar form of iron with my daily food to help build strong, iron-like cells. l am already astonished at the increase in my health, energy and endurance for l know have learned vital secret of great physical power and strength.
 The above is typical hypothetical case, and it would seem that every man, no mat ter what his age, who wants to increase his strength and bodily powers. would try adding little of this newer form of iron to his daily meals. Thousands of others have secured surprising results in even two short weeks. It has been widely pre- scribed by physicians everywhere. This newer form of iron is comparatively irex- pensive and may be obtained from your druggist under the name of Nuxated Iron, to be mixed with your food as directed on every package. Do not make a mistake and get one of the old forms of metallic iron instead of Nuyated Iron, which is totally different thing.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-10
Other Fellows Were Athletes
 I Was a Weakling Pale And Scra&ny With Fabby Musces-A Physical Failure Today Have Outdstanced Them All And Have Mus cles Like Iron Because Have Learned The SecretOf The Difference Between Strong And Weak Men

life, all depend upon the strength and nature of the millions of cells that compose your body and brain-that the physical strength of these cells depends absolutely on the food you eat, sat is, the material with which they are built, just like house that is built of boards and mud is not so strong as one built, of stone and iron. The most important element in building strong, forceful cells is a peculiar form of iron found in the husks of grains and the peels and skins of certain fruits and vegetables. but modern methods of cooking throw these important things away so that today probably not one person in twenty has 100 per cent iron in his lJ-. -l z~.. (~;nJ v,,ivipn a iiftla
New Britain herald., 1923-05-10

Fair Dept Store Drug
New Britain herald., 1923-05-10

4 hy ball usually turns out ta be | loAe with catch in it,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-10

At ? o'clock this morning officials lat Sacramento stopped Arch Rife, motorcyclist, who at that time had ridden his metal stced continuously for 79 hours.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-10

The Conn. Aggies won a dual track meet from the r. s. Coast Guard academy yesterday, S1-31.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
OUTLOOK MARKET
Table Supply Fish Co.

50 PIKE 80. Outlook Market
ship your friend. whoIo
salmon. 10 10 4: lbs. packed In
lee and guaranteed TO arrive In
Eood rendition anywhere In the
united states.
frvah smrits. lbs. $780,. 25e
frvsh Herring. III se
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
COFFEES & TEAS
NOTED FOR QUALITY

NDIED fDR QtiLiii
i0c Supreme Blend Coffee,
2 lbs. zoe, 3 lbs. S1.1O
35c Xlent Blend Coffee, 3 lbs
S1.O0, IL lbs.......50c
Delicious Orange Pekoe. Japan.
Oolong and Gunpowder Tea,
lib. ............... .oOr
I2-or. Royal Baking Powder 3sc
Pure Ground Chocolate or Co
Goa, 25c H., lbs. Abe
Pure Black Pepper, Ib. i. 25c
Shredded cocoanut, h.. .26c
No. Soft Shell Walnuis and
Almonds, 35c, 2 Ibs.....65c
English Black Tea, .35c
2 lbs. ..........-.........6oc
40c Gunpowder Tea, Ib..-.35c
lbs. ............. soc
&c Economy Blend Coffee
lbs. ................,- Doc
Freshly Roasted Jumbo Pea
nuts, 15c, or salted at Ib. zoe
FREE! zoe Hamilton's Vanilla
with 4-oz. bottle at .65c
2 lbs. Crystal Domino Sugar 3Oc
M. A. HANSEN
Stall 10 Economy Market
First Avenue Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
TABLE SUPPLY
MEAT co.
s5-s7.se Pike Street
Enirancn-Ouilooh Market

Real Specials on Quality Meats.
A very small purchase herr viii
save you the cost Of your street
car fare.
Pot Roast, Id. ..........10e
Veal Roast, Id ...........12hc
Lamb Roast. ID ........10e
LcE Pork Roast, ID. 22c
leg Lamb. lb............17he
Round Steak, lb. .........17se
SIrioln Steak. lb.........1Shc
T.Bono Steak, ID. use
Lamb Chops. ib............15e
Veal Chops, III. ............15c
Sugar.curcd Eastern Bacon. 15c
SuEar.cured Eastern Picnic. 15c
Swift's Premium Bacon. doe
Swift's Premium Ham. Id. 30e
Fancy Young Hens. Id. :. .22isc
Best Pure Lard. lbs. .3Oc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
FRESH
PURE CANDIES

French Cream Mixed, %
per Id. ...............Z UC
All Candles Mt Reduced Prices
Stall 3 Sanitary Market
Lower Floor
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06
Z Ceskoslovenska.

Plnkovnik Sc zastrelil pred
soudeIn. Pc deset let soudil sc
o rodny dun a sest jiter nej-
lepsich vinic ma Tokajsku Sc
sVou sestrou uhersky plukov-
nix Bella Szabo a spor tento
teprVe nyni dospel k zaverku
pied nejvyssim soudem V Pc
sti. Plukovnik spor prohral.
kdyz po celodennim Ticeni ko
lem 8 hod. vecerni pfecten byl
rozsudek, Z iimz posleze prir-
cen byl sporny majetek plukov
nikove sestfe, povstal plukov
mix Szabo odeny V paradnim
stelnokroji. ozdobeny ,vsemi
svymi fady a vytaSiv z kapsy
revolver, strelil Sc do iist.- Ku-
lie prorazila mu lebku a rpuz
Y krvi svall Sc k zemi. Pred
citani rozsudku bylo pferuse-
no a soudcove shrnuli sc kolem
tezec raneneho, aby mu prisp6
Ii. Prispechavsi lekar odvezl
ho do nemocnice, kde. plukov--
nix "a kratko skonaE Jeho
seStra nebyla pritomna.
Vrah kapitana Haniky se
PRIMAL. V pondeli II. zafi
byl vrah kapitana Haniky
Jar VeselS, 18-lety stavitelsky
acisLent z Prahy, dopraven k
pcliceinimu feditelstvi Y Brne
a podroben vyslechu. X vrazd6
Sc primal zaroven udal, ze
lined 20 vrazde odjel do Brna
kde navstivil svou sestfenici
Hanskcyou, kapitanovu man
z@ilsu, Y byte oznamil il, re
icjiho muze .zastrelil. Revol-
yer, linz nest astny kapitan
b.l zavrazde,l. byl nalezen IL
yraha pri zatceni. Vrah cho-
vi Sc zcela lhostejne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06

siti molly krasne saty, bydleti
V krasnych domech a jezditi v
drahych automobilech?
My jsme ovsem vzdaleni to-
no, tVrditi, re kdykoli mlada
hezka dlvka Sc provda "a bo-
hateho dedu, re Sc tim pro-
dava, re nebere 81 jej z lasky,
ale jenom jest nam trochu div
no, re nedeje Sc caste, ably mia
da hezka divka vzala 81 dedu
- chudeho.
= =
Nedavno povSimli .jsme 81 v
jednom radikalnim cesko-ame-
rickem liste teto ''hlavicky"
mad >jistou zprayou: "Az Spo-
jen6 Staty budou delnickou re-
.publikou, v autech budou Sc
deti delnfci.'
Tim patrne jest mineno, re
deinici budou Sc projizdeti v
autech a bohaci zahnani bu-
dou do dolu, do tovaren, ma
pole, aby V potu tvari chIeb
Isl vydelavai.
Domaine bez muceni, re
nam koneCne projMdeni v au-
tu take by Sc lepe zamlouvalo
nez kazdodenni drina, !otazkou
vSak jest, jak dlOuho ono pro-
jizd6ni delniku v autech mo-
hlo by trvati. Tyden, diva, po-
chybujen1e, re mesic, nebot'
"a ten cas- - kdyby produkce
byla zustavena hrstce nynej-
SIch bOhacu - nemeli bychom
co dati do sebe a za kratko a
hi ma sebe a nepochybne ne
chali bychonl "sedeni" V au-
tech Ease Sc dali do prace.
Usili Q doclleni lepsi socialni
lspravedlnosti jest nanejvyse
Ichyalyhodna, ale ably d6lnici
mohli sedeti V autech a narod
mohl ziti, toho AMI chvalne
znama firma Lenin a Tro-
.cky.v Rusku nedokazala.
New-yorsky ."Call', jenz po
patnact roku vychazel jako SO
cialisticky dennik, objevil Sc
onehdy V jihem rouse, pode
jn6nem New York Leader"
d S jinymi zasadami. Bude ma
dale slouziti hnuti unioveho
delnictva, radikalnejsiho sme-
RI, jenz representovan jest ze-
Jnena krejcovskou< unit. Stej-
ny osud, jako CAP stihl
pied nekolika lety tez "Chica
so Socialist.
Jest to pfiznacnSm pro a
merick6 pomery, re anglicky
socialisticky dennik nemuze
sc udrzeti We mestech jako je
New York. skoro Sc Sesti milli
ony obyvatelu a Chicago, te-
mer 100000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06

GaF 0IaeIDFych.
= = ~
le5ayno pTinesli jsme tele-
8gal jedn6 americk6 tiskove
slafe, BE chorvatsti poslan
c yeaeli RadiCe1n, rozhodli Sc
.pGsllti narodni shromazdeni
JjaoaiopansAe a praoovati o
zgai samostatn@ Chorvat-
.see repubiiky donna "a hra-
nleemi.
yni Sc sdeluje, ze Radio
Is Y Londyn6 konferenci Sc
p a,upoi tisku "a politiekych
Ad. Poukazoyal na Irsko,
Gootus Yiator (Seton
eoa) v delSim vykladu u
Te &e risky pLlpad nelze.
E 1oVati na Chovatsko. IT.
j otSGka take nebyla rese-.
4 "a pEisp9aI q zalroceni ci-
zn% aadi4 pfoto utinil chy-
0f So akei pfenesl ga hranice.
rretivnl poslanec Cham
pouEazal, proc jsou
5oEe zaJmy angazovany V
a rskG otazce a pravil,
@ ,44a' arsko jest nezavisly
ne yaak Chorvatsko. An
gle 81 napfeje, aby Sc stalo
pQdne covatelem revoluce ci-
z<ch zemich. Radic nesmi po-
{ tati n6jakym zakrocenim
Apglia, ktera pol<lada chorvat
a6 ot&zku "a ynitrni zalezi-
to kralofstvi Srbd, Choir
Fl q Slofineu a nechce obe-
% ii sv6 zaimy Radicove VII
b. .adic prohI&sil, ze brzo
aie5e 10 An1eriky.
Fotud zprava 0 nezdare-
nem 6sili Badicove V Anglii.
,aii vadce selske republican
ak9 stl&ay chorvatsk6 doznal
4l1i anlani Anglii, doziie Sc
tla mani je5te trpcejsiho Y A
marice. Nepochybne bude vre-
le pfilat svyni zdejsimi spo-
is'eqaaky, z nichz mnozi no.
r05i FRO samostatnou Chorvat-
sEoa repQ5lilku, avsak V ame-
Aob5ch utcdnich kruzich po-
ehodi ieste hure nez-li V An
giiA Y2hledem K Evrope ze-
'ssa 80 Eyro'le stFedni, pfitom-
M aaministrace provozuje po-
i4l4a hands Off.
9elna methodi9ticka missio-
q ttE%a, Jaa ztrayila radu let v
q A-tgee We avep povolani, ste
2taia 81 onehdy, jak to melo
,SBatna vyslcdky, kdyz Sc jim
ilohecne podaiilo plim9ti GER
.r4 krasky ma temne pevnine,
a9y Mostly saty. Missionafky
ecakavaly ze to povede k IVY
semi mravnl drovn6 mezi mimi
3 zatim ucinek byl zcela opa-
eng. Nyni Sc pry prodavaji
1a pekne saty.
Die .iednoho anglickeho po-
fekadla the colonel's lady.
ard Judy O'Grady are sisters
under the skin" - a IDA Sc
Y tom byti hodne pravdy. CT
nefi dasti bliTch divels ktere
Sc provdayaji "a muze, ktere'
lamiluii, bOhate vSax ahv no.