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New Britain herald., 1923-02-19
CREE IS FAVORITE
Light Heavyweight Title Holder Rules the Choice to Defeat Gene Tunncy in Friday Nights Bout.

New York, Feb. 19.-Following much conversation by the adherents of Gene Tunney to the effect that Harry Greb. light heavyweight cham pion, was afraid to meet the Green wich Village boxer in return bout, the Pittsburgher stepped unostenta- tiously to the center and signed arti- cles of agreement. The pair will meet in the ring of Madison Square Garden next Friday night and the en- counter should prove unusually inter esting.
 The bout in which Greb wrested the title from Tunney was rather one- sided. Greb banged Tunney from pillar to post throughout the contest and won hands down.
 Tunney's partisans declare that he has improved very materially since he lost the championship, and that he will give an excellent account of himself. The same partisans declare that Greb has deteriorated to a pain full extent since he won the honors and that therefore Tunney may be looked to for decisive victory over Greb and the return of the title to Greenwich Village.
 It is true that Greb was ill and was compelled to defer boxing for a time. When he resumed his ring engagements Greb appeared to lack some of the fiery impetuosity that had previously characterized his ring work. Still he has won all his bouts and has finished with considerable to spare.
 The champion will go into the ring a favorite over Tunney and if the latter wins it will be because of ex- ceptional improvement in his fighting form.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-19
MANAGER HJGGIAS BALKS
 ON LETTING HOYl GO.
Yankees Playing noss ,s Opposed lo Weakening PilehiRg slasl ia
 Gei Eddie Collins,

New York, Feb ia,=Ailler Hug gins. manager of the New York Yam kees, swept into town yesterday on one of the ceiiesi breeses or the winter, hgi ii wasn't nearly as cold as his attitude toward the big deal for Eddie Collins, which has been talked about an winter,
 "l won't hrea'l nn my pitching staff, ] can't see the sense of that, hope the deal can be made, Tor would like 10 get Collins, hut it would he suicide 10 weaken ourselves in the bas"
 Of course he referred 10 the re- ported demands of the White soS traders that Waite Iloyt or Sam Jones he included in tie players sent rom New York. From the way he spoke. those present got the idea that the chances of the trade going through today at the American league meeting in Philadelphia are slim indeed,
 HuEgins came from Milan. Ind. where he haH been winterlng. and looks in excellent health and ready for another campaign. He had a long conference with Co.'s. Ruppert and Huston and Ed Barrow at :he Yankee offices over tho salary de- man1s of some of tho Yankee stars. Then Charles II. Ebbc,s of the Brooklyn club came along and there was another confab about the traln- Ing trip schedule Of the Yankees and the Robins.
 Col. Runpert md Mesars. Barrow and Plugging attended the American league mee.Eg in the Quaker City today.
 If the Collins deal Is made 1t may be made today: or 1t may never be made.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-19
SPRINGFIELD TEAM
 OPPOSED TO WATERS
Argument Arises Over Selection
 of Bristol Man as Referee

Springfield. Mass. Feb. 1s.-Harry
 MaLette. manager of basketball at
 Springfield college, declares that he informed Manager Seanlan Of Holy Cross over the phone Saturday that if he does not hear favarably in re- gard to the several ofiicials suggested by the local coach and manager by Tuesday morning he will refuse to take his team to Worcester 10 meet the Purple Wednesday night. MaLette says he issued the ultimatum and not the Holy Cross management.
 At the time of the Holy cross- Springfield game here Coach Otto of Springfield and Casey of Holy Cross conferred on the matter Of officials for the game at Worcester. No deci- sion was reached. except that Otto distinctly stated that he would not consent to the refereeing of Clyde Waters. the official upon which Holy Cross insists.
 The local management suggested Martin Souders of Milton Academy. Kid Gore of Massachusetts Aggie, A. J. Rrennon of Bristol and James Young of Adams. The Holy Cross manager admits no attempt was made to obtain the services of the above men and insists upon Wa ters. MaLette says he was suggested by Holy Cross for the game here. He says Springfield has always been rather easy going in the matter of officials but has taken definite stand In this instance.
 Waters has been officiating at some of the games at the State Armory here on Saturday nights.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-19
PICKING SOFT ONES

New York, Feb. 19.--After a vaca- tion of several weeks from the ring. Joe Lynch, worlds bantamweight champion, will resume the defense of his title within week Eddie Mead manager of the titleholder, announced he had accepted terms for two bouts for Lynch. The first bout will be held Feb. 26 at Harrisburg, Pa, when Lynch will engage Pete Husic of Har- risburg in an eight round, no decision bout. Or March 5 Lynch is scheduled to box Joe Mendo of Philadelphia in an eight-round, no decision bout at the Ice Palace in Philadelphia. Mead has offers for several other bouts under consideration. He has planned an extensive campaign for the cham pion for the purpose of keeping Lynch in fighting form.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-19
THREE NEW RECORDS.

mers, representing the Illinois Athletic club. established new worlds records fn a meet at the Cincinnati Y. M. c. 4. Saturday night. Johnny Weis- muller broke his own record in the 200 yard free style by covering the distance in 2:03 4-5. His former rec ord was EOS 1-5. In the 75 yard hack stroke Harold Grueer set up a
 mark Of 4s f-5. clipping Is seconds from the best previous time, while ,..,oberf Skelfon reduced the 200 meter 2 xrk from s:14 l-s to 2:5s s-5.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-19
ICORNELL TOPSLIST | IN COLLEGE LEAGUE.
Tiger and Bulldog Tied for Second
 PlaCe--Luther High Scorer

New York. Feb. is.-As a result oi
 its victory over the Dartmouth five
 on Saturday Cornell broke the triple
 tie for the lead in the Intercollegiate
 Basketball League race and now
 stands alone in first place, The itha'
 cans have won four Of their five games played thus far, their only defeat, in a league contest. coming at the hands of Yale. Princeton. the only team that did not set into action during the past week. is now tied with Yale for second place with three victories and one defeat. Yale suffered its first league defeat Of tho season In its game with Columbia. The local col- legians also defeated Penn last week and arc in fourth place with three victories and two defeats. Penn and Dartmouth have yet to score vie- tory in league competition. each thus far having played four games.
 Cornell not only leads the league in percentage but it is also first in scoring with a total of i40 points. Columbia Is second in this respect with l26 points. Princeton Is first as regards the number Of points scored against it by opposing teams with the low total of sS. Yale is second with 1oi. .
 Luther Leads in Scoring.
 By scoring 20 points, eight on field baskets and i2 from the foul line. in the game with Dartmouth. Luther, cornell's captain and star center in- ereo ooA hie iaod q y,,op1 tho ipdividuo scorers and now has a total of S2 points for his five games. Loeb of Princeton, who had been in second place. dropped to fifth because of the fact that his team did not play last week. Cullen of Dartmouth is now in second place, 23 points behind Lu- ther, with total of 59. Suisman of Yale is third with 55 points and Will son of Columbia ranks fourth with 30. Strom of Columbia follows Loeb with 44.
 Pite of Yale, who scored six field baskets last ,week, now ranks first in shooting from the floor with Al goals. Strom of Columbia is second | with 12, while Wedell of Cornell and | Luther have each scored II. Luther s far in the lead in. scoring goals from 'oul with total of co., He has missed on only 15 other attempts l ;uisman, his nearest rival in this re- pect, has scored 43.
 Four league games are scheduled | Or this week. Penn and Dartmouth | Ire the only teams slated to play two contests. All six teams will be in ac- ion on Washington's birthday
 The standing of the teams, indi- | ,idual scores, and schedule for this week. follow:
New Britain herald., 1923-02-19
cLARY NAMED COMMISSIONER

Paris, Feb. 19.-Count Clary, prcsi- dent of the French Olympic Commit tee, has been appointed General Com missioner by the government, in q de- cree published yesterday for the 1924 Olympic Games to be held in France. Count Clary will have complete charge of the Olympic organization and its funds. The government also has name an auditor to supervise the expendit res.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-19
 
Speaking 8 of Sports
ny eLERkIs

The New Britain High school has
 ketball team, as good as it is, finds I Impossible 10 play hard games on two successive nights. To many il ap'
 pears as though better judgment could
 have heen used than booking such contests as the Hartford and MerideI games, one night after the other
 Jack pelletier is the hard luck court { performer in this city, In the game against Middletawn q week ago. Jack was hurt twice and in the game i against New Haven Kaeeys on satur- . day night, he was forced out of the contest by an ugly gash under his left eye.
 The Brooklyn 4. C. team Of Water bury will be the attraction at the Etate armor? next Saturday night.
 Manager Lanpher is trying to book the Hartford Kaceys for n game in this city on March !. The New Brit ain team will so to Branford on Thursday night 10 meet Merritt Tay- lor's speedy five.
 Fred C. Burnham of Hartford h making runaway race of the state billiard title tourney nt New Haven. ' The Tigers basketball team of this city defeated the Worthington A. c. quintet Of Berlin. 33 to 3s, at the state armory Saturday night.
 There is a letter at The Herald of- flee, in care of the sporting editor, for the manager Of the New Britain basketball club.
 After rocky season, the manage ment of the All-Hartford basketball team has decided to disband for the remainder of the year.
 George Muligan. the Waterbury promoter. will probably try another comeback for the sport at the Brass city within a short time.
 The Passaic High school wonder I team annexed the 10Sth consecutive | victory last Saturday. defeating the | N. J., five, 6S to 31.
 There is possibility of Louis Kid" Kaplan of Meriden meeting Sammy seiger of New York at Meriden in he near future.
 The Y. M. c. A. Junior second team any team in the city or tate, averaging 110 to 120 pounds. Tor information write c. F. Ryan, are New Britain Y. M. C. A.
 A hearing on Senate Bill No. AS, 'elating to the legalzing of Sunday 'cotball and baseball, is scheduled to 'ome up for ashearing before the judiciary committee at the state cap- tol at 1:30 o'clock Wednesday aft rnoon.
 Charlie Pilkington, the Meriden lightweight, will tackle Frankie Brown f New York at the Fairmont A. c. cnight.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-19
Hotel Guest r..,1Okes in
 Bed; Fire, Dies of Burns

Agusta, Ga.. Feb. 19.-John c. Coldwell of Troy, N. r.. guest at the Bon Air Vanderbilt hotel, died yes- terday from burns suffered during a fire, in his room at the hotel.
 According to information, Caldwell was smoking a cigaret while loung ing on the bed. The bed clothing became ignited and he was almost burned to death before help arrived.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-19

International recognition has come to Leroy Washington Wyatt, 21, stu dent, earning his way through Missis- sippi Normal college at Hattiesburg, Miss, by door-to-door selling and oth- CT odd pobs. He's just been pro- nounced winner Of the annual world essay contest of tho American School Citizenship league. in which hundreds of students from 50 nations submitted essays
New Britain herald., 1923-02-19
STAFF BREAKS RECORDS
American Pro Skating Champion Es-
 tablishes New Marks for 100 and f5O Yard Events at Malone, N. Y.

Malone. N. r., Feb. 19.-Arthur Staff of Chicago, professional ice speed skating champion, established new worlds records for the 100 and 150 yard events at the professional skating meet yesterday. After making the new marks he dislocated a knee while attempting another's worlds record and was forced to retire from the meet.
 Staff defeated Bennie Osickey of Cleveland in both events lowering the 10 yard record from 3-5 to s 4-5 seconds. He cut the 150 yard record from 14 4-5 to IS 3-5 seconds.
 The Chicago skater yesterday won the 22o and 440 yard races, as we'll as the half mile event, but lost the mile race to Ed Lamy of Saranac Lake. He leads the meet with 11o points. Lamy is second with 90 points. while Osickey and Norval Baptie of Win nipeg are third with 20 points each.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-19
NEW vAULTING RECORD

Kansas City, Feb 19.-Earl Me- Kown of the Kansas State Normal college of Emporia, Kan, broke the worlds indoor pole vault record by clearing the bar at 12 feet and 10 inches in the annual indoor track meet held under the auspices of the Kansas City Athletic Club here Satur- day. The former record was 12 feet and 9 inches.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-19
BOUTS AT HARTFORD
Lenox A. c. to Stage Three Ten Round Mills at Foot Guard Armory Tomor- row Night.

The Lenox A. C. of Hartford, will stage a boxing exhibition tomorrow night in the Foot Guard armory in that city, which to all appearances, is one of the best carded in several months. There are no particular stars on the card, but every boy listed, is known as a miller, who does his best Interest centers in the Frankie Daily Kid Lewis affair, over the 10 round route. Daily, halls from Staten Island. and is on the trial of Joe Lynch, the bantamweight champion. lazy Tam ner. a protege of Mike Gibbons, of St. Paul, will meet Jimmy Kelly. the tough Italian mauler from the Bronx, in 10 round setto. The other ten rounder will be between Sammy Waltz Of Hartford and Jimmy Cooney of New York.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-19
MILE. LENGLEN WINS AGAIN.

Cannes, Feb. 1o, tBy Associated Press).-Mlle. Suzanne Lenglen, the French lawn tennis champion, yes- terday defeated Miss Elizabeth Ryan, ca, G--1, in the final match of the women's singles championship.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-19

Score, New Haven Kaceys 3S, New Britain 37; field goals, O'Brien 4, rronin 1, Schatzman 2, Moriarty 3, Dwyer ?, Kilduff 2, Tyndel 4. Res tella 6, Carozza 2; foul goals Cronin IA out of 20 tries, Tyndell z out of 16 tries; referee, Waters; timer, Jo- sephs.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-19
CORBIN-RUSSWIN CLUB
 WINS SHOOT AT BRISTOL
campoaaee Riee clae '0 small End of i60s-i6s0 seore-Fay Is
 High Man in Contest,

On Saturday night the eorbin- Russ win Small Arms club went to Bristol and engaged in a match indoors at 50 feet with team representing the eompounee Rifle club of Bristol. win- ming the second victory in the history ef the local club by margin of so points, The scores made were as follows,
New Britain herald., 1923-02-19

Bullets shot point first straight up Into the air return with the points still upward and 1T fired base first they will come down base upward.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-19
ELM CITY KACEYS
 WIN HOT BATTLE
New Britain Defeat Due to Poor
 Foul Goal Tossing

The New Haven Kaeeya defeated the New Britain basketball lieam, in an overtime game al the State arm0ry Saturday night, ss to sf. in battle that was fast particularly in the secs ond half The failure of the usually capable Tyndell to sink two foul shots in the last SO seconds Of play, deprived the locals Of great chance to snatch a victory, The visitors, after being outplayed in the first half, g b lS, came back strong,
 Home Team Weakened,
 The removal from the game of over his left ere. and Kilduff. hy ,he personal foul route, prove. q liandi- cap for the home team. caros2a, who went into the game. put up n brilliant exhibition. scoring n zeal in the regulation playing time, that tied the score at 35. and minute after the over-timc period had etart- ed he put the locals in the lead. with another field goal. o'Brien scored n horseshoe shot from the center Of the court, that again tied the battle. and when Tim cronin. who had n great night from the lS-foot line. dropped in field goal, the Elm City team went into a lead that resulted in a victory. With only 20 seconds of playing time left in the overtime period. foul was called on Schatz- mon and Tyndell as he stepped 10 the fou lline. appeared trine nerv- ons. The shots that would have tied the score and won the game proved failures.
 GaEle Rough at Times.
 The game was rough in spots. and at times resemhled football match. i cronin kept his team in the game by his remarkable exhibition of foul goal tossing, getting fl out of 20 tries. Tyndell missed nine tries out of 16.
 For. the home team Captain Res / tella was the bright star. Hope" counting six field goals. several of [ :he shots being registered after bril- liant playing. Billy Dwyer. as usual, gave splendid exhibition of han ding the bail, the team play of the victors centaring around the former -plSdtH SldF. The fne-up:
 New Haven New Britain O'Brien .......... McCabe, kilduff
 Right forward r. -ronln .................. Tyndell
 Left forward Moriarty ....--GinsbergI
 Center
 Carozza, McCabe, Schatzman ,..... Kilduff, Pelletierl
 Right guard Owyer ............... Restella . Left guard. Score, New Haven Kaceys 3S. New Britain 37; field goals, O'Brien 4, rronin l, schatzman 2, Moriarty 3, owyer 2, Kilduff 2, Tyndell 4, Res ella 6, Carozza ?; foul goals Cronin (
New Britain herald., 1923-02-19

LaHar went scoreless for the first time this year. The only two men on the team that haven't met ths same fate are Reynolds and McCabe.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-19

Cook of Meriden is about the best foul shooter seen around these parts in a long time.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-24
UZNAN MEXIKA JEST BLlzKE.
SPOLECNA KOMISE SEJDE Sc co
NEJDRlVE K VYJEDNAVANf.
OCEkAVA SE ZE VYSLEDKEM BUDE SMLOUVA
MEZI OBEMA ZEMEMl

Washington, %. dubna. - Vlady amercka mexicka
sbzuji Urovnani davnych sporu amercke uznani Me-
xka zda byti dohedu jako vsedek soucasneho ozna
men dnes Washingtone Mest6 Mexiku spo-
lena komse zastupuc ODE vlady bude ejdc
mest9 Mexku Gill; ably dospelo vzaem-
nemu dorozumeni.'
Odbor statu vydal dnes nasledufci prohaseni:
"Aby urychilo dosazeni vzajemnehc dorozum9nf
mezi vladami Spojenych Statu Mexka diva amerct ko
msafi diva mexicti komsafi budou usanoveni sej
dceem vymany nazora podani ch svym vladam: Poho-
snstv Mesta Mexka byo nabidnuo americkym komsafdm
ako cestnym hostim mesa komse sejde tam. Jmena
komisard budou oznamena pozdeji"
Vyrozumva vseobecne. ze tento krok nebyl podnik
nut bez predchozho useni zde Mexku, ze sava made
ze schdzka komsaf povede rozusteni oazek jez tax
dlouho dely cd sebe ODE vlady Pokud da soudi d
vesiho vyednavan mezi vladou washingtonskou mex,
kou Spoene Say ocekava ze do programu cd nehoz "a
vs sbzen mezi ob9ma zemsmi bude potato nasedujici:
Mexicke zasteni ochrany jak osob TAX majetkovych
pray zakonite nabytych americkymi obeany.
Vyhrady do obchodu a vzajemnosnich pray obou
zemi
Smlouva urovnani naroki ztraty avota q majet
ky. coz by znamenao zzen spoleene narokove komse.
Opatreni spravedve urovnan sporu hranice.
Tyto body byly Zahrnuty smlouve Mexkem, ktercu
sekrear Hughes navrh 1921 Dnesni srucne ornament
odboru stu sd9uje prvni kroky byly podnknuty
ednavan Niemsn6 vsak taaore, kdyby Pc
tkalo sp6che nevyhnutene Znamenalo by snouvu, me-
bot hlavni niz odbcr sau usloval vlady mexickt
zarucen americkch maekovych pray proti zpene pd-
jakoz predesa kadly iako podminku ably toto zaji
steni dano byo psemne forme smlouvy.
Prozatim odbor statu spokojuje svrchu uvedentm
strucnym prohasenim podrobnos programu jenz ma
byt uskutecnen vvednavanim mez Spoenymi Stay Me-
xikem. budou sdeleny pozdeji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-24
DONAHEY.HO "VETOVACl'
REKORD.

Columbus, O., %. dubna. -
Guverner Donahey vetoval
dnes sedm dalsich predloh,
Iimz dhrnny jich pocet dostou-
pill padesati ctyr. 0 trech 2
mich pravi, ze m6ly by "a ma
sledek zvyseni bremen poplat-
nlkG, kdezto ctvrta zasahuje
pry do prav samospravy. Zbt-
Vi jest6 So predloh, o nichz
guverner musl rozhodnouti
nezli sn6m sejde Sc k dodateG.
nemu zasedani pristi patek.
Cincinnati, O., 23. dubna.-
Positivnl ujist9nl, ze dosti hla.
sh bude zlskano republican
skou v9tsinou We sn9mu al Sc
jde Sc v patek, ku pfijeti Tai,
tovy danicnf pfedlohy pres We
to guvernerovo, bylo obdrzene
senatorem Gardnerem, die prt
hlaseni, ucineneho Jim dine.
vecer. Jest pry mozno, ze
predlohy Albaughova a Robi
sonova budou pfijaty pres vett
puvern&rovo.,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-24
ZATKLI POHLAVARA
LUPIco.

Pariz, %. dubna. Pafizsti
detektivove zatkli Williama
Warrena New Yorku, o KITE
rem tvrdi, ze jest hlavou me-
zinarodni tlupy lupicd a ho-
telnich zlodejI. Byl dopaden,
kdyz prijel do Parize z Nizzy
V nadhernem automobile, v
nemz vykonal cestu pres Fran
eli. Mel u sebe vice nez million
frank1 ma hotovtch penezfch
a mnozstvi sperk1. Devet cle-
ma lupicske roty bylo jiz drive
poslano do v6zeni a policie We
RI, re Sc zatcepim Warreno-
wynn ueinen byl konec jejimu
rad6ni. B9hem sedmi mesic1
zlodeji okradli o vice nez ST.
100000 navst6vniky V lazeh-
skych a jinych vyletnfch MI
stech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-24
DALSf POSTUP We VYJED.
NAVANt v STAVEBNlM
PRUMYSLU.

Monteri a elektrikari, jedint
diva d0le4ite odbory stavebni.
no primyslu, s kterymi az do.
sud nebylo docileno shody, po-
zaduji $1.37hc "a hodinu.
jak prohlasili vcera zastupci.
Ones dosud platici smlouva
stara vyprsi dne l. kvetna.
Konstrukteii zdvihadel OBJ
drzi stejnou mzdu jako pet ji-
nych odbori 5 nejvetsim pla-
tenn. kdezto pomahati polka
datl tasek a cihel sc dosud do
mahaji s7Asc "a hodinu. Jak
priznavaji v0dci unie bude
docileno dohody vesm6s HAD
ce. Elektrikafi snad pfedne-
soud syoje pozadavky k pro-
jednani narodni rad9. V nh "a
stoupeny jsou unie i zamest-
navatele. / 4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-24
PRoCEs S RUTHENBERcEM


St. Joseph, Mich, %. dubna.
- Charles f. Ruthenberg, oh.
vineny z kriminalnfho syndika.
lismu, slcastnil sc komunistic
keho sjezdu V tomto okresu ja-
ko Glen ustredniho yykonneho
vyboru komunisticke strany V
Americe, Francis Morrow, hla-
vni sv6dek statu, vypovidal
dnes. Morrow, znamy V cd.
boru spravedlnosti jako *
|97".s vladni zv6d ,sucastnil Sc
sjezdu jako delegat.
Frank P. Walsh. hlavni OBJ
hajce, We sve zahajovaci reci !
porota prohlasil, ze dokaze, IL
Ruthenberg nebyl delegaten
do sjezdu ze jedinym jeht
ucelem Y s1castn9ni Sc tehoi
bylo predlozeni planu ma roz
puSt3ni nezakonite, podzemn
komunisticke strany a nahrazt
nj "a nj otevrene a Zakonit.
Workers Party. Ruthenberi
jest nyni tajemnikem lstfedni
no vyboru teto organisace.
B9hem kfizoveho vyslechl
sv9dkn statu Walsh znova 81
pokusil dokazati, ze Burnsov;
detektivnf agentura mela pr
|sty V najezdu ma konvenci
v zatceni Ruthenberga.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-24
PROCES S TlCHONEM
ODLOzEN.

Moskva, %. dubna. - Pro-
ces $ DR.. Tichonem, drivejsim
patriarchou pravoslavne cirkve
v Rusku a metropolitan mo-
skevskym, jenz zalovan jest
pro velezradu a vzpir&ni sc So
vetskym 1raddm, byl odlozen
ma neureito. Mel byti zaha-
jen Ultra.
Riga, %. dubna. Die
zprav zde obdrzenych v9zeh.
ska kazeh m6la Skodlivy vliv
ma zdravi DR.. Tichona a boise.
vici vynasnazuji sc 1plne otra.
sti jeho nervy vylitovanfm mu
podrobnostf popravy general
niho vikare Buckavi1e. Royne2
mu rikaji, ze biskup Antonln
ze "zivouci cirkve" a biskur
Vedensky, hlava Sjednocene
apostolske cirkve, pozaduji je'
no potrestanf.