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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
Colby Freshman
Game With Wilton
Academy Cancelled

especial t. The MenueUeG JUurnal}
Waterville. Oct. I0-AthletiC Di-
rector (. Harry Edwards ut Colby
College announced this afternoon
that The scheduled game between the
Colby FRESHMEN ana Wilto,. Academy
Tor tomorrow afternoon 81 Wilton
aad bee. @allcd off by he Wilton Of
ticials because Of the |aCt .hat The
school had discovered that :hev aad
made arrangements with oak Grove
- play AZ Wilton and lid aoc wish
u cancel. one one of thcir greatest
rivals.
In he place Of a game, Coach Ed
wards sent his charges through a
tough scrimmage whiCt. lasted fog
The better part Of an nour on the
athletic field. Team y and E Of the
yearling squad were lined up and .
regulation game played for nearly
The official length Of time Team b
scored twice on .he varsity Fresh =
men and IN general PLAYED their ri
walls 20 a standsii!. The first score
resulted from pretty short pass
fl ON Mckirna 80 Stie2!er. and the
last counter vas made after a Mr-
sity tumble.
The varsity took the ball down the
field in comparative ease with rush
es end runs and one pretty pass
which gave them 30 Yard advant-
age With the ball on the five yard
line. the alert linesmen of team E
recovered tumble and after a
smashing line buck by McKinna
which gained a couple of yards
Stieg,er called for short pass and
cought tie ball over his head. rush
ing 95 yards for a touchdown. The
second score came directly after the
second kickoff on a varsity tumble
with Kanufsky recovering and max
ing the counter.
Two valuable Freshmen varsity
men were taken from the game be-
cause of injuries. Drummond. who
has been playing A steady and hard
game at tackle twisted his leg and
was carried from the field and a few
minutes later Abbott left under sim
iliar circumstances.
Freshman Coach Joseph Deasv IS
expected to arrive IN WatervilIe to-
night and take charge ct the year
lines Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
SENATOR'S WIN
Continued from PAGE One)

CT his tactics and individual play. a
rl1ee in baseball that few leaders
lave ever held.
Harris rallied his men to their
Victorious successful finish. when il
seemed that disaster would over
come their staunch spirit Two set
backs for their greatest hurting ace.
Walter Johnson and the loss for the
greater part Of the series Of their
veteran shorstop. Roger Peckin-
paugh. might have daunted the cour-
age of any but the Senators In the
face of the heaviest sort of odds, and
trailing the National League champ
pions. two games to three, Washing
ton came back and before the Pres
ident and n home crowd evtned the
series Yesterday and won ii today.
Spirit Won in End
In the final analysis. it was the
never-s die spirit instiIled by Har-
ris. the unhuenchab will to VIC
tory" thatiscemed almost thing Of
fate and pulled the team through
II was fight from behind for the
g. majors from start to finish. AL
ways the road 10 Nictoiy was uphill.
ald they overcame many obstacles
hJiore finally conquerins the Peak.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
Portland High
Ready for Visiting
Queen City Rivals

Portland. Oct. l0--Port High
football team had its last hard prac-
tioe before the Bangor game on Sat
urday. Coach Fitzpatrick gave his
charges stiff workout that lasted
nearly two hours. The Blue team
scrimmaged against some former
Portland High stars. including Raw
Carr. Leroy Greedy. Johnny Murphy.
and looked stronger than they have
al any time this week. However.
the Blue viii enter the game. the
under dog. tor Bangor has one OF
the best teams te Queen City has
boosted in recent years. while Port
lands team is light. young and in
experienced.
Coach Fitzpatrick has no, def
nitely decided just wh> will start.
but the team lined tip a. follows in
the scrtmmage YESTERDAY: Mcguire,
Abbott and Pettis. ends; Conroy and
Smith. tackles: Ives and Donahue.
guards; Porter. center: Gribben.
quarterback Dyer. WEIGH and Hal
gren. halfbacks: Hilborn. fuliback.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
Argentine Rifle
Team Retains Title

Wakefield. Mass. Oct. l0.-The
Argentine navy rife team today re-
.ained The international: marksman-
ship trophy by defeating team OF
the United States NAVY 1904 points
10 ,.5S1 in .he match sho. here. Poor
weather conditions hampered both
teams.
Ensign E!Siec Villa. o: the ArGen-
tine team, was high man with sac out
et possible $50 points. The only
perfect score made on any range was
that OF Ensign a, II. Morgan. u 5.
n, who scored SO a; 500 yards
The Argentine r.hemen used Ger
man Mausers and the North Ameri-
cans the regulation Springfield. The
cup was first offered ay the Argen.
tine naval commission in 1914. X was
won in September of that year by
Argentine and was not challenged
for mt. this year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
II CLEO. Stopped

What would happen u the ea,n
stopped rotating.
The possibilities must have oc-
Cured to many Who read DR.. \. G..
j.. Crommelin's statement to the
British Astronomical association 10
the effect that the rotation of the
earth on its axis WAS gradually slow
ing down.
80 one need become alarmed over
the situation" Dr.. Crommclin said 10
an interviewer THE slowing up
process has been going on for CEN
turtles. and nothing sensational has
come Of 1t.
III 1t did stop, things might become
uncomfortable. The sun would shine
on one side only, while the other side
would be wrapped in frozen dark
ness: and the moon might vanish.
IF the eartfs motion slowed tn one
rotation Il year" he added. each
day would be one year long. as they
are Thought To be on the planet
Mercury.
1T viii take q few hundred million
years before the earth's motion. at
its present rate. is retarded to q point
where II entails actual discomfort"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
NATIONAL HOME

Officer OF the day, capt. George u.
Herriott.
The returns from furloushs Friday
were Louis Toupin from Marlboro
and Charles II. Ditson frpnI StarkS.
Col. George ID. Moore and I. A.
Stacey. field clerk. have finished then
inspection of the branch and its ar-
counts and returned to thcii station
at Boston.
Columbus Day will bc observed
here Monday. which will be general
holiday at the branch
Moses'Ps Hwinnells. late Go NJ, lSt
Mass II. A.: Joseph Bowling. late l..
s. Navy; Frank 4. Flaherty. late Co.
&, 10th L. s. Inf: and Walter A.
Powers. late CO. NJ. 3rd L. : Inf..
have been granted discharges from
the Home.
Major W. r. Hanles. the branch
treasurer. paid the monthly pensions
Friday, disbursng $l1,a.o.l4 to the
veterans.
The funeral of the late Richard
Rogers will be held IN tire Home
chapel NJ 10.3n SATURDAY.. Rev. Fr
McLauchlin officiating
Religious services at the Home
chapel Sunday morning will he held
as follows: Mass and sermon by Rev.
FL Mclaughlin at 80 and Protest
ant services by Rev, W, G.. krsch-
baum at 1o.4J.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
Fiji Chiefs Talk Fiji to King e.ors.

London - The three Fiji chiefs.
Vail. Sukuma and Rabici. who have
l'ecn visiting London for two months
10 pay their respects and that OF
their peoples TO the King Of Eng
land, their overload. have only one
complaint 10 register. There are too
many people about.
\ They get in the way when you
walk" Gays Wall: you can't go
straight like you can In Fiji. and you
have to keep hopping about unless
you want TO get trampled upon"
The chiefs Will he glad. they said.
when they can walk about without
fear of their lives and when they
can use an elevator without their
hearts ascending to their mouths.
King George one morning received
the chiefs at Buckingham Palace. the
pompousncss OF which SO captivated
The chiefs that they forgot all the
English words they knew and upset
the ceremony by talking to the Ring
an Fiji.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11

W ho was none other than Pllsbury,
several tunes champion chess player
ul tn" world. lie was the brains OF
the "Automatun and worked the
hands from the msidel but during
his engagement at the Eden Musee
IL New York he was challenged 10
pla% FOR the worlds championship
and in order that the Musee engage
Incnt should not lie interfered with.
he found a substitute to take his
place In AJceb's interior. lie Sc
cured the championship abroad. but
when he returned to New York he
found that his substitute was per-
manentiv ensConcei N the role OF
Ajeeb. Ajeeb was Il word wonder for
long time and imitation Aieebs
spranI up in different amusement
places. hut tho Eden Musee enjoyed
the credit of the initiative In this re-
scpCt fol a long time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
School Games Today

Cony vs.. Lewiston High az Au-
gusta.
Edward L:::Ie IS Abbott at A.
burn.
Deerine vs, ThovntoE at Sac6
Ole Tow vs.. Higgins CLASSICAL In =
stitute &: OlG Town.
Ninslow High VS. Waterville High.
az Waterville
Baneo: His. IS. rortiapc High a,
Portland
Skowhesar !iicb IS Lawrence
High at at Fairfield.
Biddeford Eigi: VS. $. Portland at
Eiddeford
Rocl,lanc Ugh vs. Erewer at
ROckland
loulton E,c. IS. M;;!!nocEet High
al Houlton.
Catholic H:eh IS. 5, johns a;
Portland
Gardiner H;ch IS. CamGe-. High at
Gardiner.
Hallowell vs. Ev:dg on a. Erids-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
Quaker Eleven
Tackles Wilton
GridGers Today

Especial to the kennebec JournaN
OAK Grove. Oct. lG-Coach Manter
las had his meH out ever, night
this "ecl: ton regular practice and
las given them = thorough erilling.
y lot OF time has been spent ~ the
green men. three Of whom showed
up well in their initial appearance
against Lawrence nigh last Saturday
when Oak Grove romDcd away with
"A 81 tc victory on Fairfield own
field
Tie three meC WHO went into the
last quarter f"t their first game
were Il Witham. Shaheen and
MarsH While Shaieen is too light
for varsity man Il. WitlEm and
Marsh gave good account Of them
selves ". Witham got into his first
game for Oak Grove aGainS. Skow-
hogan Against Fairfield :e played
the entire game and did some cxcell-
en-; work. His big brother gives
promise o. this same development.
Aounl Marsh, while still q kid has
developed amazingly Under Coach
Manter. Arnold had TO lie taken out
of the Fairfield game with a bad
wrist ana Babb is still on crutcAes
with bad knee. This will leave a
big hole to M ir the Wilton game
today. Nonteiih has improved N
passing he ball and the rest Of. the
line who showed ur SO well last
Saturday can lie depended upon to-
day. although they are sure to have
tough ASSIGNMENT against The vet
Grams of Wilton Academy Captain
Jersey was saved in last Saturdays
game and is in fine shape for today's
cnc-%nter. Stockwei; and Dexter
we're the spectacular feature Of the
Lawrence came and both will prob
ably shine today in the hackf1eld
Coach Manter has made few
changes in positions and while the
Oak Grove teaB, is unusually light
and has five green mon. vet the Sem
mary hoys are planning 20 Give Will
ton good game this afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
Orioles Take 9Th
In Little World Series

81. Paul, Oct. lo.-fBr A. Pl-Ess 81
balls that sped over the plate in bewil-
dering array, the offerings OF ore Al
phouse Thomas of Baltimore uuliified
the efforts OF St Paul batsmen and Bal
timore took the sixth Junior world $
series game toe here today.
1t brought the Orioles to within one
game of the junior title for tonight
they had four games 10 their credit.
while ST. Paul has won only TWO. Five
victories decide the honors The reat
game vii. be played here tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
WINTHROP

Mrs. l. ~. Maxim Of South Liver
more is visiting her daughter. Mrs
r. 3. Bishop Of Winthrop.
Mr.. and Mrs F. W. Wentworth left
Thursday for a weeks visit in stan
ford, Conn. with their daughter Miss
Bertha Wentworth.
Mrs. George Sedgeley has returned
from q visit with relatives in Port
land.
The drama 10 have been presented
Monday evening at the Winthrop
Grange Hall hr the North Augusta
Grange Dramatic Co. has neen en-
definitely postponed
Miss Sarah Leighton is home from
Wesibroos Seminary over the week =
end.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
Church Notice

South Gardiner Congre 2ationaI
church. Andrew +. Swap: Iv.4, A.
NJ. preaching service: T. NJ. Church
school: i. NJ. Christian Endeayor:
4. NJ. Song Service. followed by a
Chalk Talk by tlre--Minster. Monday.
$50 p, NJ. Boy Scouts: Tuesday $50
=. NJ. kiug's Daughters at the
church. r H.. Junior Workers
Wednesday r u. Brownie Scouts .
Thursday =. N. Junior Girl Scouts.
r. NJ. Girl Scouts; Friday. conven-
ton OF kennebec County Association
Of congregational churches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
Over 100000 Teacher. in U. 8.

The total number of pubf.c- school
teachers In the United States in 1929
- estimated by the Bureau of Edu.
cation to have been i23,426. This
estimate does not include superintsns
dents. supervisors. and principals.
forty-fhree per cent IT these teaa1-
srs. or approximately 513,S05, gre
ciassed as rural teachers. In sefs
cIassncatton rural 10 interpreted -
include open country, country WI
lagos. and towns not mafnfafas.x
Independent city systems.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
, The Concentrated A,o,.r

A gentleman hesitates to bother
anybody whose mind IS concentrated
on his fishing. The expert knows
by experience one question leads to
another. THEN on to begging, borrow
ing or buying. The expert knows
that tyros are never provided with
tackle. bait. or reasonable consider
alton for others. They expect the
whole boatload o: anglers to wait on
them because they catch no fish
Louis Rkcad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
St. Johns Prep
Wins Over Catholic
High at Portland
Especial to kennehec JournaD

Especial TO kennehec JOurnaO
Portland. Oct. 10.-St. Johns prep
school second team today defea ted
Catholic High 70 to 0. smashing
through 10 two touchdowns in the
first FIVE minutes OF play. The game
see sawed IN midfield during the
better part OF the remainder OF the
game. Catholic twice starting long
drives hut finally being checked,
while the Danvers eleven was re-
pulsed on TIE very threshold Of the
Catholic line twice in the final quar-
ter Summary;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
John Kahn

The death Of John Kahn occurred in
the hospital here Friday morning. lie
was born in Boston. 81 years ago. lie
enlisted in the L. s. Signal corps. at
Boston. Oct :. 1862. and was dis
charged at Boston. July :. 1868. lie
was admitted 10 the Home from Bu$-
ton. May Is. 1898. The funeral will
be held at 1880 Tue sJ&l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11

is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. J, \.
Wyman.
John Wyman underwent a Sursi-
cal operation al the Community
Hospital yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
WILLIE OGG

o.,.,,. N.n England professional
= u,..ac,usests open champion.
M, .osn champion 1923. Shawnee
~" SHANNON 1921. In 1923 scored
m, a record over the Lido course
,s,s l.isnd,, reputcd 70 be the most
L,xfvI, course in the world The
k,eyi,r, record was -
Tie ssing ta"i suits Tie player
y acreage build Is The upright
..mr f. Isl easier to set the abil
M and most Of the distance bb-
[,Iral is in the fight. \ fiat swing
LI,,s NE jail too mucit run. which
I'M irons is not desirable. It is{al-
n much easier to get the BAH out OF
Fans and rough with an upright
ksipa 4 Nat swing Is not apt to
|.mp along the ground too much
sofe coming in contact with the
I'm out Of the rough
| AN upright swing produces the
|tsdest players. oWinT to having
|sws freedom at the top of the
lang Which is apt 10 bring the body
| 100 soon. Al Nat swingers, as a
|,1b use thair bodies u great deal
sots than upright Swinscrs, which
l. Tho man reason why our best
|sb,.rs all uec the upri%ht swing.
|,rayrisnt 1924. Associated Editors.
lnCO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11

with full time extension direefcr
In charge. In 1?23-3l. g.S35 stude1st1
were enrolled in this work IN -
extension centres.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
Ladies Aid Meets

The Ladies' aid held an all day
meeting Friday with Nj. .Abbie
Macomber with an attendance of rs
members and visitors.
\ fine covered dish dinner was
served at noon
\; the afternoon session officers
for the coming term We're elected as
follows: Pres. Mrs. Ellen Motif:
vice presidents. Mrs. Mabel Yeaton
ana Airs. La Verne MaxfieId: secre-
tary. Mrs. Dora Bishop: treasurer,
Mrs. Ruth Webb.
The next meeting will be held In
one week. Or Thursday. with Mrs.
MONT The dinner con1ittee in
cludee Mrs Motif. Mrs. Maxneld and
Mrs. Sedgeley. Four new members
were added to the membership Of the
Aid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11

4 En- upright swing more
.,iIy controlled than a fiat
,.nc, Why or why not?
Mich swing is best fol a
bya Of average build!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
SOUTH GARDINER
Annual Harvest Suppcr

Thursday evening thel King s
Daughters held their annual harvest
supper in the Congregational church.
The vestry vas tastefully decorated
with autumn leaves, iahlias. asters.
nastartiums and variety of mixed
bouquets. lao people were served
with an excellept supper Of regular
New England boiled dinner. and All
the other good things one finds at
supper of that sort.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
Sundays Concer. Program

Grand Turkish March 49,. Hoshner
Eureka ...... Boettger
SuiNST foihd ....... Steln ia user
Trumpet solo by Joseph Christian
Selection-"Lc3Ne il 10 lane. Kern
war Memories or a Day in Camp in
1862 ............... Reeves
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11

SuostitutiotH' AatioiiS-S1teii INC io'
Touchdcwns made by Ryan. Lynch.
Elaherty; Deetjen :ov Gorham !:
Surke for Morgan; Morgan Tor
S4rks Referee. Butler. Catholic
University. Umpire. Ambrose, Eotre
Dame. Head linesman DYER. Dart
mouth. Time - minute periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11

Friday Oct. Il. the hennebec As
ISOLATION Of Congregational churches
VIII meet at the South Gardner Con-
gregational church, Rev. Erwin =.
Shaver Of Boston viii give an ad-
dress in the morning IN The Young
People Of the Church" In the after
noon Mrs. Z. N. Andrews will give
talk on South America. ard Rev.
}. {. Gregory OF Portland. will speak
on The Outlook Of the Church In
the evening the Christian E.ndea yors
VIII give the Life of Christ In song
and story"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
COLLEGE P|CSKIN
CLASHES TODAY

OCTOBER
Colby vs.. Trinity at Watervilie
Maine Us. Conn. Aseies at Orono
Bates VS.. Tufts at Lewiston
Howdoir VS.. Amherst at Brunswick
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11

During the morning exercises at
Winthrop Grammar school, Friday
Principal Joseph Jordan was pres
snted with a gift by Helen Beatty in
behalf Of the school in honor Of his
.4th birthday. Mr.. Jordan thanked
the pupils for their remembrance.
The Juniors presented the follow
ing Friday afternoon program at
Winthrop High yesterday: Reading,
Miss Gladys Aldrich: selection.
quartette. Messrs. F1eury and Stur-
teyant. Misses PettenSil and Haskell;
cong. Junior class: reading. Miss Es-
fher Smith: reading Miss Mary Pet
tengili.
Mrs. Edward Howard Of Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11

NTI FTT'N'N y 7"HhF"h' MNTherVy
rnd Strl.a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-03

Stepan mel ma to sepsati
Eviastni xpravu, jiz by dodal
paffxslke fakulte lekafske.
(sizi lskafi fiditel 1stavu
opustiai naezitIm kobku.
Synovec Petra Loriota osa-
mel S domaeim lekafem dsta-
wa.
AAch, mistTe drahy," del, ten
to, pohnut jsa az k slzam a
objav no. "Jaka to chladno-
krevnoSt, jaka to odvaha, jaky
to bystrozrak a jaka rNka il
stoty. Obdivuji Sc vam z cele
duse.'
"Odmitam obdiv vas,' 'odtu-
Sill Stepan, usmivaje Sc, "avsak
vase syrnpatie hluboko mne do
jima."
"NepochybuJetc Jlz, ze bnde
chore jasny rozum dplne vra-
cen?"
''Pochybnost' moje> jest ted
jiz nemoznou."
"A CO predpisujete dale ne
mocne?"
Kid atvelikou opatrnost pri
Stravovani."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-03
'B.vlern
"A jake leky?'

"A J0hO ANAy
''Pfedepisi j4den a Wy bude-
te sami db&4i, aby pfedpis maj
byl presne vyakonavan. Doufam
be po nekolik dni budete sc
milerad v3noyah zcela ubohe
teto zen8."
/ 4.Spolehejte Sc ma mne, mi
stfe drahy. Kdy prijdete opet?
"Dnes vecer.'
&tsp&n rati] Sc k povoza,
ktery no byl pfMezl, pobyl v
bytu SVEN chvili. pojedl a ode
bral Sc pax do pavilonu v uli-
ci Universitni, aby Sc setkal i
Bertou.
/ Oblicej jele zaril radosti
OGi jeho leskly Sc nezvyklym
fleskem.
.Ae byl vzdy skromny, citil
sc pravem hrdym ma sve di
10.
/ Del 81 S pychou opravnenou
"Jsem ted konecne necim
Budoucnost' mole jest zalozens
| Mohu kraceti $ hiavou vztyce,
nou "a take S nadeii v srdc.
SVEN. Avsak.. sninl-li ted 0 sla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-03

We a bohatstvi, snlm o Mich pro
to jen, he sdileti je ehci s Ber-
tou.
XIV.
Nrah stopuje svShs spoluwn-
ni<a.
ZaleEme v duchu opet do
Havru k ob6ma "yydafenym'
ehlapfk1m, k Janu Ctvrtkovi a
Mignoletovi. Pateho listopad q
zpravil starry zlosyn soudru na
sveho O chystnem odjezdu do
Paiize. Odjede pry ma zejtfi
vlakem v sedm hodin rano, kite
ny do Pafize pfijizdi IL ho-
din. Dal Mignoletovi ma vuli,
chce-li Sc vrati do Paflze. a.
neb zIstati ma dale " Hayru
ma vlastni lcet. "V6rnv" tento
pritel Jana Gtvrtka volil O.
vsem radeji navrat do Pafi-
re.
Pokracovani