davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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2 to S inches wide. These pre-
ferred summer trimmings, used
on the smartest wash frocks,
have openwork centers and lace
edges. White, cream and ochre.
Val Laces, &c Yard
Round and diamond mesh val
lace edges and insertings, Il
inch to 2 inches wide. White
and cream. Csc dozen yards.
Trim With Buttons!
1Oc to 9Sc Dozen
Fashions mandate. Immense
selection here of pearl. ivory.
wood and crystal buttons, in
plain colors and fancy effects.
Small, medium and large sizes.
Camisole Laces, 19c Yard
3-inch camisole laces with
beading top ready to combine
with the material.
Girdle Ribbons, 49c Yard
5-inch satin and moire girdle
ribbons in black, white and col
ors.
Marabout Trimming
69c Yard
Soft, fluffy quality for trim
ming scarfs. White and colors.
Evening star., 1924-07-13
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
AT CENTRAL PLANNED
Concerts, Motion Pictures and Lee
lures Among Features to Be Given
During Summer Months,

The Community Centers department
or the District of Columbia public
schools, Mrs Lucretia Walker Hardy
acting general director, is completing
plans for weekly activities at Central
High School building during the
summer months, including attractive
programs in the big stadium. These
programs, according to present plans,
will include band concerts, motion
pictures, choral singing and illus
tracted talks by we'll known speak
ers in the early evenings dur
ing July, August and September. The
July programs will be announced dur
ing the coming week.
Because of the demand the Com
munity Centers department will open
the tennis courts at Central High,
free to the public, from Monday to
Friday, inclusive, each week, begin
ming at o'clock in the afternoon and
continuing until dark, and on Satur-
days from l o'clock in the afternoon
until dark. Application for use of the
courts may be made to the caretaker
at the courts during these hours, and
applications for the use of the track
may be made as usual to the Com
munity Center Office in the Franklin
School building.
Because of necessary repairs being
made, it has been found impossible
to open the swimming pool in July.
1t is hoped that the pool may be
available for the use of the public
later in the season, if repairs are
completed in time.
Mrs. Hardy announced yesterday
that small admission fee of l 0 cents
would probably be asked for the
weekly stadium evening programs,
the amount being merely to cover the
expenses Of the evening.
Evening star., 1924-07-13
kAHN'S HEALTH GAINS
RETURN HERE LIKELY
Californian Who Has Been Head of
Military Committee Has No
Opposition in Campaign.

The many friends in washington Of
Representative Julius Kahn of Cali
fornia, chairman Of the House mill
tary affairs committee, who has been
sick during practically the entire hrst
session of the Sixty-eighth Congress-,
are delighted to hear that he is rapid
" recovering his health and that he
will probably return to. the Sixty
ninth Congress.
Mrs. Kahn has written to friends
here that Representative Kahn Is i'm
proving in health and is a candioate
for re-election. He has no opposition.
either Democratic or Republican, and
unless something unforeseen occurs
he will be a member of the sixty
ninth Congress.
This is especially welcome news to
the military service because Repre-
sentative Kahn has been progressive
and powerful in having legislation
enacted improving conditions In the
War Department.
Evening star., 1924-07-13

Suit Cases, Of tan fiber, dur
ably metal bound: also 12-inch
grain travelling bags, with metal
frames. two clasps, lock and key
9ase Boston elass Bass: sn71"siSa Worsh ST 90
$1.25, $3.50. Choice.
1S-inch Week End Cases, black
enameled and bound in leather.
Fancy cloth lining o. 0E
and pocket. strong 6Z.VO
clasps, lock and key.
Suit Cases, 24-inch black enam-
eled cases with wooden box
frame and leather corners
Fancy cloth lining d 0E
and pockets. 2 brass sDO.SO
clasps, strong lock
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-13
LIQUOR, Joy RIDING
/ PET CAPITAL VICES
Arrest Total Raises Doubt as
to Whether Vigilance or
Crime Grows.
MAY CREDIT POLICE WORK
Scions of Proud Families Becom-
ing Notably Active in Getting on
Local Precinct Records.
MAY CREDIT POLICE WORK

The National Capitals it the most
lawless city in the United States, or
merely the best policed? That is the
question, most debated here now by
everybody from congressman down,
as result of police statistics show
ing one arrest for every twenty
four Inhabitants in the first three
months of the year. At that rate one
person for every six of the population
will have known durance vile before
the year ends
Liquor and joy riding apparently
are the pet vices of the Capital. The
statistics show that in the first three
months of the year, 3679 persons
were arrested for making a mockery
Of the Volstead act, while 1851 were
taken in for speeding and 6,472 for
other violations of the traffic laws.
The total number of arrests for the
three months was 19,402-out of a
population of 4S6,9S6. Besides the
hends, the police nabbed six persons
for murder, seven for manslaughter.
forty-nine for robbery, ninety for
housebreaking, los for grand larceny
ana twenty-three for maintaining
public nuisances. Violations of les
ser regulations accounted for the
rest of the total.
Law Violation Figures.
The figures for liquor law viola
tonS apparently bear out conten-
uons that drinking is on the increase
since the advent of prohibition. OF
the 1913 persons arrested for liquor
law violations, 2,418 were accused of
1ntoxication, an increase over the
corresponding period of 1923 of 573;
6o5 We're accused of illegal posses
sion of liquor, an increase of 215: 461
were accused of selling liquor, an in
crease of los; 14S were accused of
operating vehicles while intoxicated,
an increase of thirteen, and forty
three were accused of drinking in
public, an increase of fourteen.
In pre-prohibtion days only the
dregs of humanity" were arrested
Tor intoXication. Now, police officials
say, a startlingly large proportion
of those arrested are scions of proud
and wealthy families. And an equal
ly startling proportion of those com
mltted to institutions to be cured of
the liquor habit ''if possible" come
from the so-called elite, who never
touched liquor before, or at least
never got arrested for it.
Washington Divided.
Meanwhile, Washington is divided
into two camps over the campaign of
arrests.
More and more arrests, until the
city has been made clean" is the
battle cry of the faction now in con-
troll. - ose members go diligently
about the city searching for people
who may be arrested as examples to
the rest of the community.
The other faction, which presuma-
bly, includes all those on whom the
hand OF the law has fallen, as well as
many supposedly respectable citizens
who fear it may be their turn next,
cries that the "wholesale-arrest cam
palgn' is going to demoraliZe the ma
tlon by making it appear that the
seat of government is no respector
of its laws.
Copyright, 1924.)
Evening star., 1924-07-13
July Clearance of
White Dinity
BedSpreadS

Summer bed coverings as
practical as they are attrac-
tive. Of cool, snow-white
crinkled dimity that requires
Evening star., 1924-07-13

Fashions OF charm and distinction materials of quality
and beautya gathering OF lovely frocks delight every
shopper Regular and extra sizes 10 54 In Normandie
voe Irish nen embroidered voile striped rane, tub
silk English broadcoth summer ripple crepe de chine and
knitted crepes Rutfed lace trimmed, embroidered, rib
bon-trmmed- -straghtne, panel and overskrt novelties
All coIors.
Evening star., 1924-07-13

3O-inch high-grade Sudan
Tissue Gingham, in plain and
broken checks of blue, pink.
red, green, brown, tan and
black and white.
Evening star., 1924-07-13
500 Bills Cause Four Arrests.

LEWISTCS, Me-, July 12.-Four
men, giving Montreal as their ad-
dress, are being held here by the
charges of having five 500 United
States bank notes, alleged to be
counterfeit, and 160 ounces of what
Awas alleged to be cocaine. The car
in which they were riding was seized.
Evening star., 1924-07-13

O~AJ O
Specials
1Oc Guest Towels, E for 800
White with blue borders. Alb
sorbent quality.
Csc Floortex
49c Square Yard
Felt-base floor covering in
attractive patterns.-3rd Floor.
Turknit Wash Cloths
8 for 1Oc
Sl.25 Bath Mats, 88c
Heavy Turkish bath mats in
pink and blue.
S1.25 Tablecloths, 98c
s8x5S mercerized white cotton
damask cloths, hemmed ready
for use.
15c Towelins
S Yards for 59c
Twill crash toweling; absorb
ent and durable.
Women's Athletic Union
Suits, $1.W
Forest Mills athletic union
suits in white and pink. All
sizes.
Women's Extra and Double
Extra Pants, Soc
75c and 85c extra and double
extra size knit pants with tight
or lace knees.
Women's 59c Union Suits
35c
Perfect quality. Sizes 56 and
50 only. Band top. tight and
lace knees. 3 for $1.00.
Women's Mercerized Lisle
Vests, 35c
Irregulars of 75c kind. Reg
ular and extra sizes. Bodice top
or built-up shoulders. 3 for
Sl00.
Children's 29c and 35c
Socks, 15c
Three-quarter and half socks
in solid colors and white with
fancy tops. Every pair perfect.
$500 Fishnet Silk Hose
S1.59
Women's beautiful quality
fish net silk hose in black with
wide colored silk tops.
Women's Belts, 25c
Choice of bathing belts. white
kid belts, black patent leather
belts and brown, tan and gray
perforated leather belts.
New Crystal Necklaces
S1.0O
Latest summer novelties in
crystal necklaces. Plain colors
and combinations.
25c japanese Fans, 15c
Japanese silk hand-painted
fans, of fine workmanship.
Palm Leaf Fans, Sc
These are slightly imperfect
but their cooling ability is per-
feet!
Kosmos Dress Shields
19c Pair
S1.49 Stamped Pillowcases
$1!W Pair
Excellent quality, stamped in
attractive patterns.
1Oc Dexter Pearl Crochet
Cotton, z for 15c
Trimming Beads, &c Bunch
Choice of jet, bugle and all
colors.
Pearl Buttons, 12Hc Gard
Fine quality Ocean pearl but
tons. 4 to 10 on a card. Three
sizes. 2 and 4 hole kinds.
Baby Yokes, 15c
Dainty embroidered baby
yokes with finished round
neck.
Clearance of Boys SIO95
and S8.95
- wv
Evening star., 1924-07-13

Ono hundred pounds Of wheat pro-
duces- 20 pounds OF douE
Evening star., 1924-07-13
Hundreds of High Glass Summe
UnderDriced at

surprisingly low price for fashions that we'll dressed
would desire regardless of price Novelty models
for street, sport and vacation wear printed silks, geor
gee crepe crepe de chine roshanara Canton crepe satin
faced Canton fouard French voie, Swiss organdy Nor
mande wolfe knitted wool and knitted fiber silk Newest
trimmings of lace ribbon, shrring, rufes and panels. All
sizes 16 to 46
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|delnfk Jan Mat'&tko ' Hove
.fdvfcfth zes ziutinns ttzkeho po
Akozehi~ na tals 4 I j lpfestupKu
poskozeni ciziho majetku. Ma
t'atko zplsobil dne 8. zafi v
Mirovicichs pfi iposviceni vytrz
most, hnal Sc sklenici po Fran
tisku Klusovi a jen tax, ze ho
zachytil Antonin Drbal "a ru-
ku. Ale Mat'atko, jak byl v
razi, bouchl sklenici O still, ze
m'u z1gtalo jen ucho y, ruce A
tim uchem- udefil Dfbala, ze
no ma ruce tezce poranil. Po-
nevada rozbil hostinskemu Jo-
sefu cernemu pivni sklenici.
byly tu diva delikty, ma ktere
byl Mat'atko odsouzen ma diva
mesice tezkeho zalare.
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~ < IA
PRODAM pr&ve dostavsny
6-tipokojovy moder1si dam
ma dlaxdxn< l36> u. I Miles
Ave. = jeden . 6ti pokojfch,
velmi pskny, vytlpsai Nor
kou vodou, ma Beechwood
I'll. q ma e same uIici dvou.
rodinny, : tfemi kr<sn5mi
loznicerni ma kazden po-
school, v5echno modernf, a
velmi prostornY. Carat je
pfi kazdem dome. v p<du,
te byste - zajinali Q nskte-
~ z tschto majetkd, xavolej
te majitele Jos. Navr6tila,
1874 Beechwood Ave. :?
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PRODA Sc domek o 6 poko-
jich, elektrina, koupelna, sklep
pdda a slepicnik. Ma majetku
je markyc, mala splatka no
koupf. Bude-li prodan do ty-
dine, da sc "a $4,000. Biizsi Sc
sdeli v {. 1851 Harvard ave.
mezi vych. 131. a 1876. ul. v
Corlett. S-14
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"a PkftiNOU odjezdu z mes
ia proda sc veskere nateracske
naradi, tez v5echen nabytek,
piano, kuchynska kamna ma
plyn, detsky kocarek, ohni-
vzdorna pokladna 1880, obra
zy a jine veci, vse velmi LEVINE.
Haste Sc {. 8911 Folsom av.
S-12
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod vedle nejvetsi skoly v
mests, ma jedne strane Sc ma
leza knihovna. Da Sc lacino,
ale pOuze "a hotove. Haste
Sc v &c 1903 Buckeye Rd.
3-14
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DROB N E
OZ N A NJ X Y.
PRIME Sc

PRIME Sc nxkslik do.
brych stsva6d, kteff by chts-
II byt 5 malym kapitklem T.
sastni ' dobfe jdouci slsvar-
ne. Zailete nebidky do adm.
t. lstu pod snaSkeu Isle.
vas". 3-13
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Vas zaplaceny lot-zadny "a
vdavek sc nezada. Postavime
a finanGna zaopatfime Vas do
NOV ma male mesicni splat;ky.
Starrctt, Caiser E Starrctt Co.
Stavitele dOmu.
BOZ lJlmer Bldg. Main 33.
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REZNfk hleda praci do rez-
nickeho obchodu "a picinou
neznamosti. Nam 12letou zku
senOst V tomto oboru. Nechte
adresu v adm. t. listu. 3-14
Ma vychodni strans mann jed
norodinny dunn o A svetnicich,
koupelna, fernes, vse zarize-
no, naleza Sc blize verejne a
vyssi skoly; ulice dlazdena, z
vych. SO. ul. Je pfipraven k
nastehovani. Cena $500, mu-
81 byt "prodan do tfi tydnu.
Lehke splatky. Haste Sc v G.
1927 E. 1O3 st. 3-l4
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CHCETE-LI kOUPITI novy
dunn lacino, mann nekolik do
mu ma prodej a sice. (. 36Ol
E. 103 ST., {. 5000 E. 106 st. z
Union tez n6kolik v Corlett.
Pfijd'te hned, neb ceny jsou
mike. Haste sc u FIR. Lisy,
kontraktora, 1910 E. LOG st. z
Miles Ave. SIT
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FANMA - nuceny prOdej, o
26 akrech, ma d .lazbe, vsech-
ny vyhody, dobytek, naradi.
plyn, voda zavedena, Sc proda
neb vymeni "a mestsky MAZE
tex "a $1,000. Toto jest lace,
nenechte 81 il ujit. Blizsi sdeli
Ant. Prenosil, 102O3 Kennedy
Ave. Tel. Garfield 1926 J. !?
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prOtivladnich vytrznOsti. Ma
cicf ma dav, jehoz jeden Glen
+ - -. -.... -
je, ze sc v dohledne dobe zle
psi. i
Brrenske slety sokolske 1914
a 1924. Deset let uplyne cd
preruseneho sletu brnenskeho.
Ma roZhrani Velke Dolby do
by valecne. konan byl V Brine
sokolsky slet..' Brnensky slet So
kolstva v roce 1914 nebyl do
kOncen. PferuSen byl tragedii
sarajevskou a Sokolstvo bylo
prinuceno rozejeti Sc. - Ny
nj po deseti. letech mini brn6n
sti omen podnik dokonciti. =
Ob6 tamni zupy: brnenska a
Ratislavova usporadaji We Una
mych jiz daech petro-pavel-
skyych Vzpominkovy Slet. Cvi-
cena brdou vesmes cviGeni z
roku 1914 = iako cely porad
tehdejsich podniku bude zaeho
van. Krone toho pfipojena bu
dou ruZna cisla vZpominko-
Va (sletova scena, pomnik ne
znamemu Sokolu atd.). Usku-
tecni Sc pfi teto prilezitosti j
zavod prostem telocviku :
Praha-Brno. X usporadani pod
niku sestaven byl zvlastni sle-
tovy vybor. Ke. sletu brnen-
skemu jevi Sc veliky za.iem So
kolstva ceskeho z Jugoslavie.
Konec ptppukAjici afery.
Trestni ffzeni pro svrzenf ma
rianskeho sloupu ma Staromest
skem namesti zahajeno bylo
pred ctvrt rokem ma zaklade
ebvineni, ktere prot sobe
vZnesl Frantisek Sauer ze liz
kova. Sauer jako obvin9ny ze
zlocinu poskozeni ciziho ma
jetku udal, re nemel sc svymi
spolecniky umyslu sloup posko
diti, nybrz re jej chtel jen od-
straniti z vlasteneckych duvo-
du. Byl-li sloup pOskozen. sta
10 sc to jen nahodou pro nedo-
statecnost technickych pomu-
eek. Nasledkem toho nebyl We
veci jiz nikdo vyslechnut a RI
Zeni bylO Ia. unora ZastavenO.
Hlavnim duvodem toho bylo,
jak ministerstvo spravedlnosti
zjistilo, re nebyl prokazan u
mysl sloup poskoditi. Osoby,
jez pry tehdy svrzeni sloupu
schvalovaly, nebylo mozno jiz
stihati, ponevadz tentO precin
byl promlcen 3. dnora 1919.
Tim skoncena je zalezitost,
ktera Sc utesene pocala vyvi-
jeti ceskem tisku aferu.
0 svrzeni sloupu marianskeho
vyslovil svuj usudek Timed Ma
rodni vybor, tehdy predstavi-
tel naroda. Vyslovil politovani
mad cinem, ktery byl dilem ne
rozvaznosti a zpusobil mnoho
zla. Malem, a toto zlo bylo by
melo dozvuky jeste letos, afe-
rou a spory politickych stran.
! Velky strom spadl ma je-
douci vlak. z feditelstvi stat
mich drah V Hradci Kralove sc
oznamuje: Dne IL. Gnora padl
ma trait Navarov-yeseny n. Ka-
menici na Wax {. 1854 nariz-
nuty buk We vaze 1900 ky, po-
skedil ) osobni vozy ma
Nadni a prepaid kolejnice.
Tezce zranen byl vlakvedouci
Josef Stolce z Jilemnice, lehce
raneni byli: FIR. Duchacek z
kundratic u Libstatu,s Karel
Tesch, geometr re Sychrova,
Rosalie Hoskova Prahy-Bu-
ben, Frant. Krika 2 Jablonce
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PRODA Sc delikatesni a fez-
nicky obchod v dcbrem miste.
Trzi Sc pres 500 tydn9. Male
"a Sc v {. 4261 w. 35 st. blize
Pearl Rd. a zap. 25 ul.Bli Isl
Sc tez sdeli vecer IL jednatele
{. 61O6 Quincy Ave 1922
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CHMURNE bNY.
NAPSAL HUGH CONWAY
z anglickeho pfclozila Kldra Specinerovd,

NJ PisAAAA, nCOAy AUlOZlc tcl
predmet u cesty.
Nestaral jsem Sc jiz o TO-
jen jsem Sc bal, by nebyl zdr.
Zen a nezmeskal TAX tim vlak.
Cekal jsem nyni jiz dosti kid
ne ma tuto nevyhnutelnost. Ne
kdo jej must najiti. Ale vedel
jsem, jak mi nutno osetrovatel
ky nyni, a proto jsem mu pra-
vii: N
"Pamatujte - re ma vas
zalezi nyni jeji zivot 81 smrt.
Mic vas nesmi ma cest6 zadr-
zet." Wal klobouk jakousi
jistotou brodil Sc jiz snehem.
Odesel jsem k sve nemoc-
ne posadil jsem sc vedle lIz-
ka jejiho, cekaje ma jeji pro-
buzeni; Spala jiz skoro IL ho-
din a ia vedel, ze nyni asi Sc
jiz musi probuditi. Prahl jsem
po tom, a zaroven Sc bal to-
hoto okamziku. Az zmizi spa
mex, az ucini opium zad6st,
jak il potom oslovim? jakou
bude?
it Beda, vedel Jsem, ze Sc vse
" jejim mozku spankem jeste
ineyyrovna, ale ze dosud bude
pllfy ruznych videni; ze sc cd
mne znovu We zlosti a mrzute
odvrati, jako to vcera ucinila.
Nejvetsi uzkost mne pojimala,
kdyz jsem pomyslil, ze az prij-
de k sobe nebo lepe receno, az
pochopi svuj chorobny stav, re
il napadne ia hruza - re po-
zna, CO spachala.
Byl to jedine strach, ktery
mne nutkal ku prani, by OPT
um radeji dele o nekolik ho-
din il ponechalo v 0nom span
ku, nez jak obycejne byva.
Pfani toto Sc mi vyplnilo.
Sedel jsem liz cele hodiny pfi
jejim nehybnem telu, Chyilka-
mi ohledl jsem sc ve6 kS2kna
do te krasne, avsak necitelne
tvare, a videl, re snehu venku
stale vice vice pribyva. Do
razi-li pax mdj posel az do me
sta? dorazi-li, zdali pax Sc
mi bude moci vratiti?
zenska pomoc byla zde ne
vyhnutelnou. At jiz nam v
ruce treba nejhrubsi zenu od
pluhu, ia mi prospeje pfi
probuzeni Filipino. Nyni Sc jiz
ia doba blizi.
Ackoli jsem ohmataval tep-
nu jeji skoro kazdou druhou
ac jsem nemel praza-
dne pficiny ku strachu, muslin
Sc priZnati, re mne ten dlouhy
spanvk, trvajiti jiz skoro made
vsecko ocekavani, made vsec-
ky zkusenosti me praxe, zef
mne pusobil jiz dosti uzkosti. |
Vim urcite, ze mne malokte
ry mych ctehara uvefi, rex
null, re Filipa potrvala V ne
hybnem a neuvedomelem span
ku plnych sestnact hodin -
od pull desate 2 vecera do
pull druhe hodiny odpoledni ma
sledujicfh0- dhe..~ - ~ ~ - .--,-'~
Zacal jsem nyni jiz mysliti
ma tn neobycejnou, dlouhou do
bu a chtel Sc iiz pokusiti o ne
jaky prostredck, ably byla pre-
ruSena.
Byl jsem ale zbaven teto cd
a =
povednosti, Pohnula sebou ma
luzku. Hlava Sc il zvolna sme-f
kla $ polstafe. Tmave oci Sc
otvfraji, zaviraji Ease otvi-
rail. Pohledla ma mne podiv-
nym zpusobem, tax lie Sc mi
zdalo, re mne nepoznava, me-
bo re asi nepochopuje, proc
.jsem il ma blizku, AMI kdc ie.
S. nejvetsi ,1zkosti naklonil
.jsclh se X nj a cekal, az pro-
Tnauvi. z ponenahla Sc mi zda-
lQ, re jis ia plachost opousti.
Oci jeji Sc TAX zahadne ma
mrne zadivaly. Po chvili fekla
4 II
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PRODA Sc dunn o 5ti pokoiich
a dole o 5ti pokojich ma hofe
2 koupelny, 2 fernesy, sklep
pod celym domem. elektrika,
plyn, dlazba zaplacena. Hla
ste Sc v C., 1865 vych. l31. ul.
z Union Ave. 3-15
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redia4 Prod - nj kr<1aj
I'll nAssice uEivan5 nkbyssk
: karpety, Vie lssinoytjsi
mody,' n pdl csny, bu1e-li
prodan rychle. Ttx elektfic-
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- karpety vsech druhi a
kazde velikosti, take ma scho
dy We velkem vybsru U Sc
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PRODA Sc dun Z pokojich
kCupelna, kombinacni fernes,
skcpky na pradlo, ulice dlaz-
denia, Jest to 6ty>ddm cd War
ner Rd. Cena $65O0. Piste neb
pfijd'te k majiteli X. Osicka
1903 Park Heights Avenue.
Tel. Garfield Heights. 3-2O
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strechou svehoy brAtra," odpe
v6del jsefni il.

Veuet JSeW j.
"Ach! Jiz Sc pamatuji -
rekla ona ma slova ma hlu
bokym vzdechem. Sklopila znt
va vicka, tax ze sc zdalo, jake
by Ease cht6la spAti.
Nae Sc tax upamatovala i!
Zdalo by Sc mi to velkou mi
losti, kdyby tyto hodiny zapo'
menuti molly vyleciti jeji ne.
moe; doufal, jsem vsak, re sc
asi prozatfm neupamatovals
ma to, co Sc stale minule noci
ma ceste k siru Mervynu Fer.
randovi. Tfasl jsem Sc po ce.
lem tele pfi teto upomfnce
Prahl jsem Sc dozved9ti, v ja.
KEN stavu Sc, nyni mysl ieji
nachazi. Poton mne tez ne.
dsla myslenka pokoje, ze
snad pfece sp4nek jeff trval
prilis dlouho. Wal jsem il "a
ruce a zavolal il jmenem.
Otevrela jeste jednou sve
zraky. Nevid6l jsem v Mich
ami bazeh, ami nejakeho od-
poru. Nevycitala praniceho.
Eyly klidny,. smutny, unaveny,
avsak nepoukazovaly ma zad-
nou dusevni chorobu.
"Stonala jsem dlouho, Ba-
sile?" ptala sc pojednou.
"Ne dlouho. Vede Sc vam
jiz lepe a brzy bude dobfe. :"
"Prisla jsein sem do vaseho
domu, ti neprisla
"Ano, pfiSla jste sem q zde
81 vas tez mfnfm ponechat. CT
tite jeste slabost = neni-liz
pravda
"Velkou slabost, Basile;
5nila jsem o tax hruznych a
iesnych vecech."
"Vzdyt' jste mela horecku a
blouznila jste v nj. Lidem v Ia
kov&m stavu zdavaji Sc vzdy
oOdivne veci."
Byla ubozacek skutecn6. sla-
,ou iako male dite avsak TAX
'e mi zdalo, re jest jinak L.
,lne zdravou. Byl bych volal,
lficel radosti, kdyz jsem u
'lysel jeji mdla. avsak srozu-
nitelna slova. Troufal jsem 81
loufati, re mann pred sebou
eden z tech zvlastnich a rid
Sych pripadu = taky, o ja-
sych jsem jiz cetl,' ma ktere
sem vsak nikdy dosud sam
lepfipadl - kde Sc nemocna
,robouzi z umeleho spanku,
iplne zbavena vsech Silen-
'kych napadu. Pakli tomu bu-
lie skutecne tax, pax po ne
Solikanedelnim peclivem a Be-
rnenF osetrovani mlzeme ce-
tati ma 1plne uzdraveni. I
xdyz jsem Sc touto tesici my
'lenkou -zabyval, tanulo mi ma
nysli nebezpeci, We kterem
stala. Ultra ale coz -i jiz
lnes sc muze stati to, echo sc
ak obavam, co odexene vsec-
Ky ty dobre nasledky, kterych
onen narkoticky napoj. zpuso-
bill.
Nyni sc liz liplne probudila
a jest dplne klidnou. Podal
jsem il trochu obCerstveni !;
spozorovav, re tax klidne a IT,
Sc lezi, uznal jsem "a dobre
zanechati j ma chvili samo-
te.
Kdyz Jsem sc ubiral z poko-
le, spustil jSem v okne zaclo-
nu z obavy, ably il snih ne
pfivedl na pamet' upoHinky,
kterych sc nyni jejf churava
mysl nesmela ami dotknouti.
Dlouhy IA smutny den chy-
Ill Sc jiz ku konci. Svetlo do
hasinalo, drahaE noe nastavala.
Filipa dosud lezela klidne, mir
ne,s skoro apathicky. Necinil
jsem niceho, abych il pOnekud