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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-10
MURPHY'S PARTNER
ELUDING OFFICERS

Chicago, May 10, John Barry Pal
of Big Tim" Murphy Chicago label
leader, now serving a term il
Leavenworth federal prison for the
Denborn Street Station mail rob
berry, and who was onyicted with
Murphy, calmly walked out of the
federal building and made his es-
cape just after hearing an order
denying his right to appeal and af-
firming a sentence of four years
Imprisonment for the mail robbery
Barry not only eluded the federal
officers, but walked pass six police
men from the state attorneys Of
flee, who had been waiting outside
the circuit court of appeals toarrest
him on a state charge.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-10
CROWELL NEW MEMBER
COLUMBUS COMMISSION

COLUMBUS, May IU.-IWo new
ordinances were read, The annual
report of the Board of Tax Review
was received and L. II. Crowell was
elected to the City Planning Board
to occupy the vacancy caused by the
recent death of Major j. D. Massey,
at the, weekly session of the City
Commissioners held here.
Mr.. Crowells name for the va
eancy was placed into nomination
by Commissioner Fuller Mynatt and
the election was unanimous. One
of the two ordinances read provided
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-10
MAY MAKE HEAVY
CUT IN APPROPRIATIONS

ATLANTA, May 10.-Wholesale
reductions in appropriations al
ready made for more than score
of projects effecting all sections of
Atlanta were recommended by the
finance committee of City Council
in session Friday, as the only means
of financing tbs schools for Sep
TENDER, October, November and De.
cemoer, in view of Councils deci-
sion last Monday to reduce water
rates.
sion, he win formally approve the
Mayor Sims made it known for
the first time, at the committee ses-
sion, he will formally approve, de,
claring: Il am always in favor OF
reducing taxes, direct or otherwise,
Council members have said they
will be able to finance schools in
some other way, and | stand ready
to give them every assistance at my
command toward that end"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-10
MANY SHRINERs TO
ATTEND COMING MEET

COLUMBUS, May 10.-The pres
ence Of Potentate George Patterson
and his divan from Al Shah Temple
Of Macon, will feature the regular
monthly meeting of the All Oula
Shrine Club to be held in the dining
room of the Twenty-fourth Infantry
at Fort Benning next Tuesday night.
A very elaborate program has been
arranged for the occasion, according
to Lewis McDuffie, secretary Of The
local Shrine club, and large at
tendance of Columbus and visiting
members of the order is expected.
Pres. T. G. Reeves Of the al Oula
Club, states that Columbus shriners
and their guests viii assemble at the
Ralston Hotel at z o'clock Tuesday
night and from there transportation
will be furnished to the military res
ervation some eight miles from til,
at+.-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-10
INTERESTING FACTS

There are more than 100000
automobiles on farms.
In this country are more than
1000 wooden mills.
The giant bees Of india build
honeycombs 1s feet high.
Trinity College, Dublin, was IN
corporated by royal charter in 1851.
The Salvation Army has 1882
field corps and outposts in America.
No battle cruisers ever have been
completed for the United States
navy.
The total asset of four leading
motion picture concerns in 1922 wag1
$9s,124,120.
All the national cemeteries in the
United States have total area of
1890 acres.
All incoming aliens at American
ports must be examined by doctors
of the u. S. Public Health Service.
Base pay of commissioned naval.
officers below the rank of rear all
miral ranges from $500 to $4,000.
There were 214,583 ministers and
4a461,588 church members in the
United States last year.
Among the ancient peoples of the
east there was a deep-rooted belief
that a mans glory lay in his beard.
Undergraduate students in all
universities and colleges numbered
259, 466 last year.
One school child in five is under
weight, United States Public, Health
Service figures show
There are 100000 factory work.
ers in the United States who cam
not speak English.
People go to lot Of trouble they
should keep away from.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-10
BIG COTTON BODY
TO HOLD SESSION

ATLANTA, May 10.--The first
annual convention of the Atlantic
Cotton Association, which is COM
posed of the leading cotton ship
pers in Alabama, Georgia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia
and Florida, will be held in Green
vile, S. c., May IL and IS.
At this convention subjects Of
vital Importance to the cotton ship
pers of the various states will be
taken up for discussion and disposi-
tion, such as uniform trade rules,
method Of arbitration, Transporter
ton and warehousing of cotton The
proposed establishment of South
ern delivery points against future
contracts on the New York Cotton
Exchange will also be discussed.
Officers for the ensuing year will
be elected and activities outlined.
Milton w. Bell, cashier of the
sixth Federal Reserve Bank of At
lanta will deliver an address on
"The Federal Reserve Bank and its
| Operations in Connection with the
Cotton Movement
Arthur w. Palmer, in charge Of
the cotton section of the United
States Department of Agriculture,
will address the convention on. "The
Application Of Universal Standards
to the Cotton Trade, as Applying to
Both Domestic and Foreign Ship
ments" Mr.. Palmer will also be in
position to answer any question
relative to the United states Cot
ton Standards Act.
w. G. Blair, in charge of cotton
testing, will deliver an address on
Shipping Tests"
The officers of the association,
which has its headquarters at 500
Commercial Exchange Building, in
Atlanta, are F. NJ. Iuman, president
treasurer, Atlanta; w. S. Griffin.
vice president, Greenville, S. c.; J.
Harry We'll, vice president, Mont
gomery, Ala; and J. NJ Gloer, Jr.,
secretary, Atlanta.
Directors are W. S. Griffin,
Greenville, S. O.. c. w. Bradshaw,
Greensboro. N c.; Fred Coclrell,
Atlanta, Ga; NJ. P. Rivers, savan-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-10
RAWLINGS PRESENTS
PROGRESS IN FIELD
Status of Missionary Work In
Seven Countries Embraced
Within Report

NASHVILLE, May 10.-Report-
ing progress in seven foreign mis-
sion fields, the'report of DR. E. Fl.
Rawlings, secretary of Latin-Amcri~
can, European, and African fields
of the Board of Missions of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
given at the annual meeting of fhe
! board here this week presented the
status Of missionary work in his
territory.
Educational work in Brazel has ad
vanced with the complete equip
ment of Cranberry College, the re-
port said, the new building erected
at Port Allegro, the purchase of a
site for Moore Institute at Cam
pinas, at the increased number of
day and high schools for boys and
girls, overrupning with pupils. Dr.
Rawlings reported the erection of
sixty new church buildings in Bra
I'll and an Increased Sunday school
attendance.
In Mexico DR.. Rawlings reported
that three new medical institutions
has been secured; schools and csl-
leges had proceeded; the force Of
missionaries complete; the number
of native Mexican preachers had
been trebled; and that evangelistic
work was thriving, approximately
1000 new members being added
in two districts during the past
year.
In Cuba, Central Institute in Ha
vana is nearing completion, and a
new building is in process Of cree
ton at Gambler College, the secre.
tary reported.
Progress along educational as well
Ps religious lines in the four ORR
entail Mission fields was reported by
DR.. w, W. Pinson, secretary Of
Oriental missions of the denomina-
ton.
According to DR.. Pinson, religious
progress in China is marked by the
dedication of the New Allen me.
mortal Church at Shanghai, erected
in Honor of the late Young J. AL
len, pioneer Methodist missionary
of China, largely through contribu-
tions from the Sunday schools Of
South Georgia; by the dedication of
a new ehureh@at Sungkiang, toward
which the churches of Ashville, ~
c. contributed, and the results of
Ehe union revival held at Shanghai
at which more than 1900 signed
practitioners cards.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
|DELlSIUN RVERND
BY SUPREME COURT
Pearson City Court Should Have
Granted Injunction, Ftagh
Court Holds

ATLANTA, May 10.r-The Geo
gia supreme court, in a recent re-
eision, upheld the taxpayers of the
city of Pearson, Atkinson county, in
a suit to enjoin board of tax equal
izers appointed by the city council
jim 1928 from revising 1922 tax
values after proper returns fer.
1922 had been made by the taxpay-
ers.
The ruling was made in the case
of H. Mancil and others, represent
ing the taxpayers of Pearson,
against the city of Pearson. The
plaintiffs, in a suit filed in Septem-
Der 1928, sought to enjoin the re-
vision of tax values for 1922 by a
board Of tax equalizers appointed
by the city in 1928. At hearing
or the petition, the Atkinson SUI
perior court denied the plea for. in
junction. The supreme court re-
versed the judgment of the lower
court, ruling that "the court should
have ehjoined the board, upon pray
ers Of the taxpayers as set forth, in
their return for 1922 and the court
was in error in refusing the in-
junction"
The taxpayers, in their injunction
suit, alleged that proper returns had
already been made for 1922 and
protested against the appointment
of the tax board in 1928 to "equal-
ize returns for 1922 and double tax
defaulters."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-10
'NICKY' ARNSTEIN TO
SERVE PRISON TERM

WASHINGTON, May 10.-Jules
Mickey Arnstein and Isadore Cohn
have surrendered themselves in Dis
trict Of Columbia Supreme Court
and were committed to federal pris-
on for two years.
The bonds of $1,000 each for
Arnstein and Cohn were ordered
forfeited several days ago when the
two did not appear to begin sentence
and bench warrants were issued Tor
them. Others convicted in the case
already have begun their terps.
Final committal Of Arnstein and
COIN marks the end of a case which
has been the basis of action in
courts ranging up to the Supreme
Court of the United States for sew
eral years.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-10
NAPIER INVITED TO
TOUR IN OH. FIELDS

ATLANTA, May 1G.-Attorney
General Napier has received let
ter from 0. S. SpilIman, attorney
general of Nebraska, and chairman
of the executive committee of the
National Association of Attorneys
General, inviting him to join a com
mittee of attorneys general on a
tour of the oil fields of the country
to make a first-hand study of pro
duction of petroleum and its pro,
ducts The committee is expected
to begin it's tour May &c, it was
stated.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-10
ONLY ONE VACANCY IN
ca. GENERAL ASSEMRLY

ATLANTA, May IO.-There IS
only one vacancy existing in the
Georgia general assembly which con-
venes for its annual session June
25, it is pointed OFT. This vacancy
is the senatorship in the Twenty
fifth district caused by the death Of
Senator j. B. Douglas, of Talbot
ton.
The ordinary of Talbot county
2as been authorized by Governor
Walker to call a special election
within the next twenty-one days to
choose q senator, it being Talbot
county's time to have a state SEN
atorship. i was stated.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-10
FIREMAN KILLED IN
WRECK ON A., B & A.

WAYCR0ss, May 1O-Firo-
man J. R. Williams was killed and
Engineer George Eaton was serious
ly injured when an A. B. & A. en-
CINE jumped the track and rolled
down a 35-foot embankment three
miles from here. Both are resi
dents of Fitzgerald. The accident
is believed to have been caused by
striking COW. The ira in was
bound from Waycross to Brunswick.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-10

for the improvement of Eighteenth
street from Eleventh to Fifteenth
Avenues, and the other was emer-
gency motion which required ex-
press companies doing business in
excess of $4,000 annually to pay a
license tax Of $500.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-10

No, he isn't a postal clerk. He is
United States senator-Charles
Curtis of Kansas. But, as chair
man of the rules committee, he
is one of the busiest men in the
upper house. This is just days
mail he's wading into. And
for him it doesn't happen to be
an unusually heavy one.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-10

Our idea of nothing to worry
about all night is swindlers taking
money away from Wall Street.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-13

kdo jsou proutkafi. jake jes
jeiich. prcdbezne vzdslani, do kte
reho druhu zziSnosti patti. a iak
Sc sifi jejich povest - to vsechne
jsou otazky tszko zodpovsditel.
ne.
I We vychodnich Cechach = ma
Litomyslsku proutkafi snac
kazdy desaty clovsk. 'Umsnir
tomu' vssnujji Sc az dosud muzzii;
snad jediny to obor. kde neni Ter
ske kokurence. Ne kazdy NIUE
proutkafiti, kazdemu .proutky =
ncukazuji.
Ia, to mnozi z tech. JIM pfiro-
da dala moznost tusit RUNE latky
pod povrchem zemskym. vyuziji
teto okolnosti moudfe ku prosps-
chu - syemu.
Clovek vzdy jest naklonen spi-
Sc wire nez pravde, spise neccmu
tajemnemu ncz hole skutesnosti
a teto stranky lidske povahy do
vedou femeslni proutkaTTI vyuzit-
kovati.
a@ Odborneho yzdslanf K pracem
svyym jjako vodarensti nebo horni
znalci nemajis ponsvadz 0 prout-
.kafeni a a..jeho praktickem pouziti
neuci Sc dosud ma zadnem ucilisti
sveta. Pfcdbezne jejich vzdelani
povsechne byva u mnohych ta-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-13
o. KOUZELNE PROUTKU 4
MEME - SlofSE o PROUT
KARfCH.

Nepfiznive pomSry spodnich
vod v nskterych nasich kraIich
mutt obce i jednotlivce. aby opa-
Till 81 vodu, ktera BY pfi zvyse-
nych pozadavcth ma vykonnos,
hospodafske prodhkce byla neje-
nom bezvadnou, ale zarovcn lev
nou.
NdsledcK teto snahy jest, ze '
lctech posledhich vzrista vic a Vi
&C pocet obcf. ktere zasobuii Sc
vodou do vsech pcdrobnosti mo-
derns vybudovanymi' vodovody.
Vdmi choulostivou strankou
taRove stavby byva zajistsni do
statecneho mhozstvf nczavadne
vody. Ackotiv jesr dnes jiz do
statek odbornikd ' oboru vodaren
skeni - a dobra konjuktura tech
to pracf vyvolala ' poslednim ca
Sc celoa'fadu novych pfeces Sc
k&yalne Sc maokdys : spfipady.
kdey obee j jedDotlivsii'y yolaji ma
pomoc k tsmto pfedbsznym vo-
darenskym pracim proutkafe. ably
SWIM umenim pomohl Jim fesiti O.
tazku. kde nalezti vhodny zdroj
vodni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-13

] EpslzdaJEh ptostor horniaach
.pdsoh6 u5jzikygm dssud nevysystl;
tsln5m zpdisS6em ma nervy nxkte-
|fJelS 6M, herezto pasobenf jevi
- ' nesvseu tim, ze pdsobi ma
svaly. a ty dale pfenaseii pohyb
ma 'proutky nebo vidlici, kyyvadlo
la pod,
To ostatni jsou jenom domnsn-
ky a dohady!
Z toho pax nasleduie, ze vo-
d6rensky znalec, kteryy vedle xeo-
logickeho slozeni prozkoumi We
skere vodni jevy v okoli a vezme
ku pomoci seofysiku, mGzze pray
dspodobns vodu nalezti. ba j jeji
hloubku stanoviti = mkdy vsak
ne mnozstvi - kdezto Idaje
proutkafe - tot hadani, ktere
bud ukodne nebo ne.
kdyby snad elanek cetli i od-
bornfci. ktefi povolani byli k -fe-
Semi zodpovSdnych otazek at v
oboru vodasenskem. at v .hor-
Nina a volili proutek jako pcho-
dny prosfedek k resent svyych l.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-13
sTRANA PATk

hold anebo aspon jako polniEku,
Il necht' nekrci mad MIN rameny
- a pficini Sc, aby jevy zde sku-
oscne existujicf byly zkounslny a
uEinsny nasimi smysly ovladaecl-
'nymi. ably tax mohlc bjti zjcvid
tech We sluzbach tcchniky tcchni-
cky pou1ivano, aby nynsri jejich
my vefime' mohlo byti brzy
zmsnsno my vime"!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-13
"a CEST OTCOVU.
R O M A N
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.

velice bych sc divil, kdyby mi
byla ien podoba zmylila. He.
zoucka, ano krasna byla ia re
ma uz tehdy a dnes zmenila Sc
Sc jen pramalo ku skodG sv6."
Ida sc byti podnes tax MIA
d'ouckou a svezi. ze chvilemi
vznika We mns pfece jenom po
chybnost, je-li to piece ona.
v teto veci muslin 81 zjednati
jistoty. A zrovna totez plati
o jejim spo!ecniku nekdejsim.
Avsak znas Nitku?" II
.'Nikoli!''
"a Husipfrko?"
"aNe!"
'.kdybys znai jednoho, znAl
ibys ! dlalh6ho,. nebot' ieden
znamena totez co druhy. Jeden'
jest "a osmnact. druhy "a dva
cet<bez dvou. Co ale o Nitko-
vi mluvfm? Matu 81 to. Ten pfa
mic nem;i $ vGtf tou co cinti.
Ale Husipi.nko, ovseIn ten ale
iak Sc mi IDA, take si vsAch
no ,popletf, pokud Sc ty6e mu-
ze, pc ISmz patram. Jest mno
he jmen, ktsraz pocinaji terni-
tez pismeny, neniliz pravda,
mdj zlaty? Ostatn6 uvidime je
Ste. ia doufam, ze poznam je-
dnou muze tolao, jaknlile mu
jen q ostra do oci pohlednu.
Byl jsem ielnomu uz v pa
tach chtel jsem mu dotvare
hezky z blizka pohlednouti,
kdyz til mne suchopil, straznik
"a lmec hajdy do chladku.
Ma udani nicemy toho, Milky!
Vsak to zle odstGne. bud jen
bez starOsti. Musim 81 tedy mu
ze onoho znoyu vyhledati a
poznamli mem praveho CHA
pika. budcme potion spolu je-
dnati."
Jan Ctvrtek pocal blaboliti
nfcmen6 ale i zmatenymi red.
mi ieho stale jcste Sc vzmaha
jfcj, jez opilost rrinesla mu ma
jazyk, bylo prece mono do
bre sledovati myslenku jez mu
v dust Cd dlouhvch deb ut
kvela.
Zach tedy, brachu, jedna Sc
opravdov6 o neiake tajemstvi
veledulezite?" tazal Sc Rene
Moulin.
''Pst! nemEW tax Hlasite!"
odvetil zpity zlosyn. "Ruku ma
lsta. Ano, je'dna Sc o tajemst-
vi. obrovske, a ackoliv nebudu
uz mocen vydati ie guillotine,
nebot' jest tomu jiz dvacet let,
budou Sc prece strachovati
handy a potupy, nebot' jsou to
lide z kruhif nevsednich, a pro
tc budou tanciti jak mi Jim pi-
st'alou zahrajeme. Pravim tax,
mules tim bvt jist. Uvidis a
bcdcS zasnouti."
"Jest to mu uz dvacet let" "
opakoval Rene v duchu. ce-
Ia bytost jeho Sc zachv6la.
'Jedna Sc tedy D zlotin, kite
~ byl spachan. pred, dvaceti le
ty?" dadal pax nahlas.
"Ano!." odvetil Jan Ctvrtek
hlasem. temnym a obliGej je-
ho nabvl okamziku tomto pc
divneho neobvykl6ho vyrazu,
20 zlocin jtle!"
"a Wy znate zlocince?"
"AnO!"
"A doufate je snalezti?"
"Duufal jsem TAX dlouho,
velmi dlouho, ns1ii jsem 81 IL
pine jist."
ga VAN ze potion stacilo BY
jen slnvko, byste. z Mich uc;nil
sve otroky."
"Ano, sllvkU mic nez sla-
vo jedine - a tudou he mns
navzdy fetezi pTipoutani. Vsak
uvidis. Plaziti Sc budou
pred nami. Ach, acht! Jsou to
ve:i, ktercz velici pani nera.
df slychlyaji :iisou,. esoby,
sInimi3 sef " zivots nefadi Emo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-13

futfych neporazi - rozumfs %
"Rozunlina a poehopuji. -
Jedna Sc ale pfece jen jests
% to, zdaz tva fantasie pfece
jenom ts nemyli, zda-Ii sfdv-
ko, jedinke sluvko. jez chcete
potom ri:i, nerozbylo sve mo.
ci''
Jan Ctvrtek pokrcil pohrdli
We rameny umfkI ted ku DO
divu Rene-a Mculina.
"Staei. co jsem rekp' dodal
po chvfk. Bird jenom bez sta
prcsti, kamarade. naii vina, w
/ pijenae sklenku na nasc stSsti
Ebudouci."
"O,, ,ni1erSd. Avsak prede-
vsim fekni mi sldvko ono, led
uSini znas- takove bohace.."
Zaosyn pohlddl nyni $ nerld-
vsrou ma strojnika i zdalo Sc,
.pccina nyni nabyvati chlasfno-
krsvHosti.
"Ack,, ach,s podivejn,e SCI"
zasznaT Sc. Isl mi to cfytrak,
jsi mi to pskny rtacek. Do
konce snad chte. bys mne. pri-
praviti o celyy. tento mdj plan?
Sna4 chtel bys vyzvsdeti ma
mne vscchno, abys sam mohl
pax z toho kofistiti?"
"Jestlize pochvbujete o me,
nefikejte mi niceho - nechci
niceho slyseti tono. Avsak je.
mi to- osltlive cd vas, velmi o.
skhys sjarasi&nf' a nebYl bych Sc
nikdy cd vas nadal tax hnu-
sneho podezEivani. Coz pax
nejsem upfimnym pfitelem va
sim? Coz pax medal jsem vam
a neposkytl We vezeni vsechno
co jste Sd byl jenom pfal me-
cekaje "a to cd vas zadne od-
meny. A nevtiskl jsem vam
pred chvili ieSte do diane diva
cetifrank?"
"Pravda. to vse jest pravda |!
Avsak take Nitka byl mym drru
hcm - a pfece mne zradii-.
prece ucinil ma mne udani ha-
nebne k Will nemu, K Will
byvalemu priteli .isem pr;lv6 od'
souzen ma osm dni do zalafe. y
"Nitka, ucinil tax, ano, jaI
vsak vam naproti tomu' zao-.
patfil o5hajce, bez ktereho bylI
byste byval oGsouzen ne ma
osm dnj, ale :la sest mesici-
ano snaf na rok. Ach, ami mi
nenapada obohacovati Sc snad
tim, re vas bych ochudil, ano
olouril. Tazu-li Sc vas po tom,
jest to ien tim, ze take ia
vim o tajuplnem jakemsi zlo.
einu, ktery byl snachan pred
tlvaceti lety. a zlorin ten, pri-
sahal bNch skorem ma to, Jest
snad tyz, o kteremz i w mluvi-
te. Zd;l Sc mi ze souvisi lz-
ce s, sebou, aG-]i nejde tn O
vec naprosto tutez -nuze, a
take ia po vinnicich patram. :"
II "Ty!' mumlal Jan Ctvrtek
take ty patras --po po"
! "Ano, pc zlosynech."
! "Abss je dial odsonditi ne?
70, brachu to bys. sklamal Sc
velice. Zlocin pred dvaceti lie
ty spachany jest promlcen, del
m; tax advokat.'
"Nikcli, abych je, daT odsou.
diti." odvetil strcjnik, imam
Etakc ccsi podobneiio' ma zrete-
Ii jako ty."
+ Mechanics mne?"
/ "Ver mi ci never"
!, "Nu, uvidinae ieste pozdei,j
av!dime. Rekni mi ale hned
rad6ii, kde zlocin omen byl
'spachan."
T INA mostp v Neyilly!" odvs-
it'll k tomu Rene Moulin pro-
ste.
/ O6i' JanaCtvrtka otcvrely Sc
y sircka, jcvice dzas zdase-
1 nj.
y. "Na., y,rnStnB = ~ .ktr;ll,,3, ~ 49,