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faoes Win Second Game Of Mones Sere Fourteenth Straight Victory
Kansas City
Auto Races
Carded Friday

Kansas City, July 3.-Fifteen of
the worlds racing stars will go into
action at the Kansas City speedway
tomorrow afternoon in 250-mile
race. The goal at the end of the
grind is a $4,000 purse, $4,000 of
which goes to first place and points
In the 1924 national championship.
Tommy Milton will have the pole
as a result of his feat yesterday in
breaking the speedway track record
when he dashed around the mile and
quarter boards i'm 36 As seconds,
an average of 1928 miles per hour.
Joe Boyer and Ernie Ansterberg
circled the track in 81 seconds flat,
an average of 1915 miles an hour.
Other drivers i'm the lineup are
Jimmy Murphy. 1922 national cham
pion; Bennett Hill. Frank Elliott,
Harry Hartz, Harlan Fengler, Fred
Corner and Earl Cooper.
Ora Haibe and Elmer Dempsey
failed to qualify at the necessary
speed of 100 miles per hour.
Only three or four seconds is noted
between the fastest and the slowest
cars.
Fred J. Wagner, official starter for
the American Automobile association,
said It was the first time in the his
tory of motor car racing that cars
In qualifying runs have made from
lis to 1923 miles an hour.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04

Examination of Layton's blood
showed 1t was in perfect condition so
the operation was performed at the
American hospital late this afternoon.
Layton was the fourth American to
give up blood for the boxer. Layton
is a hurdler and made a name for
himself in athletics at the University
of Nebraska at Lincoln, Neb. He fail
ed to qualify for the Olympic team
at the trials held in the United States.
but slowed away on the steamship
America and when discovered in hid
ing was given a place on the Olympic
track team.
The other three Yanks who gave
up their blood for the Olympic boxer
were A. Allegrini, 160 pounds, of Los
Angeles. who is out of the eompeti-
ton due to an injured hand. and J..
A. Hayes. naval academy intercol-
legiate 112-pound champion, who ar
rived too late to be entered. Spike"
Webb, coach of the boxing team. also
gave up blood in a TRANSMISSION opera
ton to help Ruffalo.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
Cyril Tolley Wins
French Golf Title


La Boulie, France, July 2.-Cyri
Tolley, star British amateur golfer
won the French open championship
decided here today, with a total Of
290 for the ~ holes of medal play
Walter Hagen, the American profes
sional, holder of the British cham
pionship, finished second with a tota
of 293.
Tolley's cards for his four rounds
we're 73, 70. II, 73. Hagen, less con
sistent, was most brilliant at the fin
ish. After rounds of rs and 72 yes
terday, he fell off In this mornings
round and took II. This afternoon
however, he pulled out of the rucl
with a SO for the last IS holes, the
low record mark for the tournament
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04

Ralph Hills. Glen Hartranft and
Clarence Houser have recorded losses
of slightly more than 30 feet in the
shot-put, and promise TO be ripe for
terrific battle with the Finnish
stars-Torpo, who is credited with 30
feet. and V. Porhola, who finished
well up at Antwerp.
Hartranft and Houser have been
heaying the discus well over 140 feet.
as have T. ]. Lieb and Augustus Pope.
and the Yankees are confident that
this quartet will clean up. l.. b.
Priester, with several tosses close to
200 feet, appears to be the best Of
the javelin throwers.
J. X. Brooker and Ralph Spearow
are showing fine pole vault form and
Dehart Hubbard is in condition to
make a formidable bid for honors in
the broad jump and the hop. step and
jump.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
Dixie Lahood Kayoes
Opponent in First Round

Butte. Mont. July 2.-Dixie Lahood
. OF Butte, 19-year-old bantamweight,
+. knocked out Young Geene of Charles
. ton, w. Va, after one minute and 20
seconds In the first OF scheduled ~.
round bout here tonight. Buster
Brandon OF Butte won the decision
over Johnny Goggins of Wallace,
Idaho, after eight whirlwind rounds.
They are lightwelghts. frankie Mona.
han of Butte knocked out Floyd
shohicker of Rockford, ILL.,, in the
first of scheduled six-round bout
. for middleweights.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
Veteran Kid" Graves
Beats Denver Boxer

Cheyenne. Wyo.. July S.-Suhsti-
tuting on two days notice for his pro-
tege. Red" Gurnett OF Omaha who
broke his hand in training. former
Welterweight Champion lNid Graves
defeated Johnny Karns OF Denver at
the Elks club here last night Karns
made good fight but was outelassed
by the old stager who took every
round by. a good margin. No knock
downs. but kearns faltered hsdly in
The last four sessions.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04

Nebraska metropolis viii have their
inning tomorrow.
In point Of numbers the "muny'
players will probably have the edge
as 160 OF them will be on hand to-
morrow morning when Jack Sher
man, "muny" pro, starts off the first
foursome in the qualifying round foi
the municipal title.
The private clubs OF the city are
offering flag contests. swatfests, and
putting and approaching contests for
their members.
Happy Hollow Is going even fur.
ther toward making the Fourth a
success by affording a brilliant dis
play of fireworks on the club course
In the evening.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
Ed Hickey Sets
Sail on Ocean
of Matrimony

Ed Hickey, the midget Creighton
university quarterback. who raced
through = broken field for 60 yards
and n touchdown against the Michi.
gan Aggles nj Fast Lansing. Mich,
last fall, has embarked ON the sea
Of matrimony.
Tuesday morning Mister Hickey
and Miss Harriet Barbara PinlSerton
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Herbert
PinI,ertop Of this city, were married
at Sacred Heart church. Their en-
gagement was announced Sunday.
Hickey IL n senior in the law de
partment nj Creighton.
The newlywcds will make thcir
homo mt 30l9 Pratt Street.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
Camphorub Team After Came

The Jath Camphoruh Co. viii play
the Locust Street Merchants July I
and North Bend. Neb.. July 5 This
Camphoruhs have one Of the fastest
independent teams in Omaha and are
anxious 10 schedule cut Of town
games. For games write Ralph Moore
at 1914 Webster street or call him st
ia. Ss7l. The CamphoruhS are espe-
cially anxious TO meet Herman. and
Fort Calhoun. Neb.
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Golf Contests
Big Feature
Fourth of July

OLF will h oil &
sway in Omaha
on independence
day. hat with
160 nun | C 1 p a
players starting
I h e qualifying 6
round of the first
annual "muny''
tournament a I
Elmwood ark k.
and the private
clubs of the city
offering attrac-
tive prizes for a
wide range of
C o n { e $ { 8. club
wielders OF the
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
Norris Williams
Loses to La Coste

Wimbledon. July 3.-The hopes OF
the Americans to capture the British
lawn tennis title were shattered to-
day when r. Norris Williams. II.
lone survivor was beaten in the semi
final round OF the mems singles by
Rene LaCoste. French expert. The
scores were 81. as. SO. s-3.
Mss Helen NJ. Wills and Mrs.
George Wightman. United States, de-
feated Miss Eleanor Goss and Mrs.
Marion z. Jessup, Sc, ga. in their
semi.fina match in the women s
doubles.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
Cavalry Four
Beats Ak Team:

Omaha's crack Ak-sar-Ben polofsts
lost 13 TO 12 series opener to tia
fast 14th Cavalry quartet from Der
Moines yesterday afternoon on the
Ak -Sar- Ben field
A scattering Of enthusiasts were
on hand to witness the eye-opener of
the three-game series. but the few
that did journey to the field were
treated TO a sight OF pure undiiuted
thrills.
The teams battled on even terms
for the first three periods, the score
being even up at the end Of the first
three chuckers.
Toward the end Of the fray, the
more experienced army lads overcame
the three-p point handicap they had
conceded the local squad. and at the
final bugle blast were one marker TO
tho front.
The masterful stick work and
horsemanship OF Capt. II. c. Tobin
and Lieut.. L. l. Judge stood out for
the winners. while the aggressive
playing of Lieutenant Boyer and z.
John Brandeis was the feature OF the
losers play.
The two teams viii rest up tomor-
row. but will meet July 4 at the same
field. The game will be called at 1.
Summary:
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Omaha Terminal Wins.

The Omaha Terminal defeated tho
Council Bluffs Terminal Wednesday
afternoon Mt Elmwood park by the
score OF 10 I. Batteries for the oma.
ha Terminal were Rodgers and
Swartz and for the Council Bluffs
team Slack and Slack.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
Seattle Woman in Semi-Finals

New Canaan, Conn, July 3.--Mlss
Mamie Mcdonald Of Seattle. Wash,
national clay court tennis champion.
won her way TO the semlfinals OF the
ment yesterday by defeating Mrs.
John c. Colllnewood Of the West Side
Tennis club, New York, 60. 61. In
the fourth round.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
Tigers Complete
Triple Play on
Chicago Pale Hose

Detroit. July s.-Ricuey. Jones
and Burke made triple play for
Detroit In the third inuiug Of to
days game with Chicago. With
Sheely on third aud falk on second,
kamm lined 90 Rieney wha threw
Ia third. catching Shcely Who was
half way home. Jones threw to
Burke far an easy out ON Falk.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
L. p. Freight Accounts
Defeat X. r. Printers

The X. B. Printers defeated the L.
p. Freight Accounts. 10 to 4. IN the
only twilight game played last night.
These teams are in the Industrial
league. A triple play and a double
play by the railroaders' infieli held
the Printers score down.
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Totals 80 7x23 %
xCarter out. Interference.
xBatted for Williams In ninth.
Gna.rn L. lnuIta

Score by inning:
Denver ......,.. ..,........ WV VVo 2lo--i
Lincoln ................... .2f3 101 00x-S
Summary-Runs: Berger OBrien.
Knight. Falk. Moore, Coleman Gunther.
Skinner, Mcdaniel. Snyder Mcdonald.
Carter. Home runs. O'Brien. Falk.
Snyder. Two-base hits More. skinner.
Chavez. Sacrifice hits: Gunther. Chavez.
stolen bases: Coleman. Gunther, Chavez
Bases on balls: orr Brown, 3; Off Will
iams. /: off Carter. B. Struck out BY
Brown, J. by Williams. 4; by Carter 2
Runs and hits: orr Brown, 6 and in 2
liza innings; off Williams. and In 2-9
innings. Losing pitcher. Brown. hit
by pitched ball; By Brown. Mcdaniel.
Earned runs. Denver. t. Lincoln, z. Left
on bases. Denver. 8 Lincoln. G. Double
Mays; BeEley To Gorman TO knight
| skinner TO Mcdaniel; Carter 10 Chavez 10
| Mcdaniel. Chavez 10 Gunther to Me-
Daniel umpires; Held and Collins.
lTimc: I,37
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
Texas League Race
Starts Second Half

Dallas. Tex. July s.-DoSk Roberts.
president Of the Texas leaeue. an
nonneed the 1924 flag race had been
split The second half will set under
way July 1. The season was divided
as the result of a telegraphic poll ot
the several team owners
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04

Paris. July 2.-George c. Calnan
United States Navy. and Larraz Of
Argentina today won their way into
the third round OF the semi.finals in
the individual foils OF the Olympic
fencing championship.
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&1anbl!ed
OpolfS' !, T. / 5
WASHINGTON TURNS DOWN
KURCH'S OFFER FOR SPECIE


II ERHAPS you think 1t an easy
r task for baseball club owner
L such as Barney Burch, to sally
forth and purchase pitchers. catchers
and fielders.
Well, II amt.
Barney is the author OF the state
ment that he has been burning UT
the so-called wires for pitcher who
is capable Of turning in Is victories
for the Buffaloes during the re
inainder of the season. 1t seems that
every ball club, no matter where il
happens to be in the standings In its
respective league. does not want 10
part with any promising hurler.
For example:
Washington purchased Byron
Specie, Omaha hurler of last season
from Burch. This year Speece is up
in the big show" to use the par.
lance OF the baseball player. but what
is he doing? Nothing to speak of.
Byron hasn't pitched a full game and
probably won't get a chance as long
az the Senators are going like they
are at present.
Naturally, one would think that for
$4,000 or 5000 a baseball owner
could buy Specie from Washington.
No, stree. The Senators will not part
with Byron. Burch wired for terms
on Specie four times before Washing
ton replied: "Speece not for sale.'
speeee is being used by Manager
Harris to pitch to batters in batting
practice, but still the Washington
club refused a handsome offer for the
youngster. That goes TO show how
hard up the big leagues are for
hurlers
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKAMA
WHO WAS STOWAWAY ON AMERICA
GIVESUPB BLOOD FOR SCRAPPER
Nebraskan Fourth American to Give Up Blood for Boxer
Spike" Webb, Coach of Olympic Mitt-Slinging Team
Also Volunteers.
Also Volunteers,

ARIS. July g.
M. H. red Lay
ton, University
of Nebraska star
a I h ! e [ e, who
was so anxious
to get into the
Olympic that he
slowed a w a y
on the steam
ship A m e ri C a
when the Amer
ican team sailed
for Europe, to-
day volunteered
to undergo a
blood transfu-
sion operation to
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
Field Event
Athletes in Good
Shape for Meet
RN Associated Press.

ARIS, July 3.-Field
event performers of
the American Olym-
pic team. after a
slow start, are round
ing into condition.
which augurs well
for their chances OF
victory in the cham
pionships next week.
f. d. Tootell and
NJ. J. NJ C G r a I h,
youngster and vet
eran. are rivals for
the hammer. a n q
either is likely to
triumph. Both to.
day hurled the ball
over $50 feet.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
Villa X ayoes Catona.

West New York, N. j.. July a.
Pancho villa, flyweight champion OF
the world. tonight knocked out Harry
Catona, in the fifth round Of sched
uled 12.round bout here. Not once
was the flyweight crown in danger.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
Omaha Pounds
EdmOndsOn Hard:
Cops 4Contest
Joe Daley Turns in Ninth
Win for Herd-Thompson
and Robinson
Star.

Des Moines, Ia, July 3.-Omaha
made 1t IA straight victories by de-
feating Des Moines here today, to A..
Edmondson was hit hard by the Wis.,
itors, but Hutton, who relieved him,
pitched good ball, but received miser-
able support. The score:
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SOLONS BUNCH HITS
AND BEAT BEARS

Lincoln, July 3.--T.incoln hit two DEN
yerdp yer pitchers hep timely y,,oa ana aided by
Of runners ahead Of him. the solons won
the second game OF the series to I
OBrien and Falt also HIT homers. Fall<
scoring Knight ahead OF him. The score:
DENVER tN) LINCOLN ew)
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
Baseball Results
and Standings
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Yesterday. Results.
Omaha. o: Des Moines. 4.
Lincoln, s: Denver. 4.
Wichita, s; 81. Joseph. 1.
Oklahoma City. !. Tulsa. 0.
Games Today.
Omaha at De- Moines.
Tulsa at Oklahoma City.
Denver a. Lincoln.
(All play two games1.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Result

Yesterdays Results
Chicago. :. Detroit. :.
Philadelphia, 10. New York. 5.
st. Louis. i6; Cleveland. 10.
No others scheduled.
Games To-day.
81. Louis AT Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
New York at Washington.
Boston al Philadelphia
(All play TWO games)
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OKL. CITY (w.)


Tulsa ............O 600 900 O00-0
's summary-Runs: Hook Sweeney. Eel
'bcr, Luderus. Two-base hits: Luderus.
Hale Washburn. Sacrifice hit: McNally.
Bases on balls. Off johnson. 4: off Bloc
hoilsr 4. Struck out: BY johnson. s.;
by Bloeholdor. Q: by Brindza, l.. Runs
and hits Off Blaeholder. and in
seven innings. Losing pitcher: Blaeho-
der. Double play; Tate to Luderus TO
Hale Left on bases: Tulsa. 6: Okla
Gaffrey and Hayes.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
JOLLY HURLS GOOD
BALL, WITCHES WIN

Wichita, Kan, July 3.-Air tight
hurting by Jim Jolly, Wichita pitcher
who allowed but three hits. accounted
for the short end of Wichta's 8 to l vic
tory today. The Izzies battered Ross for
1s safe hits. home run by Beck. so feet
over the right field fence, being one of
'he longest clouts ever recorded here.
Score:
ST JOSEPH IVA WICHITA fWN
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
Mayne Wins Decision.

Toledo. o., July 2.-Toughey Mayne
OF Toledo tonight won slight shade
over Pete Meclosltey of Detroit In 10
roundax Both are lightweights.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04

with tho senators three games ahead
the next six clubs continue In "a Jumping
lack performance from second place "a
seventh, The Yankees aplit q double
header with the Athletics hv scores ~
to 2, and 10 TO :, and fell four points
behind Detroit. which heat Chicago, q
ia 1. IN an old fash anea pitchers battle.
decided In favor Of Nhiiehnl over Con
nelly.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
/ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Nesterday's Results.
ST. Paul 5. Kansas city, J.
Indianapolis. 3: Louisville 4
Milwaukee. 10: Minneapolis. 5.
Toledo. .. Columbus. 5.
Games To-day.
Columbus At Toledo.
Indianapolis at Louisville.
Kansas city AT Milwaukee.
Minneapolis at st. rsul.
IAN play two gsmesl.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
summary
Ak Ssr-Ben.
Floyd Kunce
z John Rrandefs
LUIS FIRPO SAILS
FOR WILLS BOUT

Buenos Aires, July s.-Luis FIrpo
sailed today for New York on the
steamship American Legion. TO fulfill
his engagement TO fight Harry Wills.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
INDIANS SHUT OUT
TULSA OILERS, 4-6

Oklahoma Citv. July 3.-Rov johnson
held Tulsa 10 three scattered hits today
and Oklahoma city shut out the Oilers. 4
to o. The game featured by sharp
fielding neither team committing an err
ror
The score:
Tulsa IVA OKT rITy (wN
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
TRIsTATr LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

tt~tfFoAf hc~ua~s
Grand Island 3; Sioux city, Q.
Sioux Falls. S. Hastings, 4.
Norfolk. id. Beatrice s.
Games To-day.
Beatrice At Norfolk
Hastings At Sioux Falls.
Sioux city At Grand Island
can play two ramesA
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
INTERNNrIoNAL LEAGTF.

Chattanooga. To- Nashville. 4.
Mobile. Q. birmingham. IS.
Memphis. 10. Little Rock. 0.
New Orleans Atlanta. rain.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04

ST. Joseph ................0 900 100 000-1
3 Wichita -, ,,.....-.,.. .loo 5ol oOx-s
. Summary-Runs: Mathes, Smith. But
& Ter. Dunning. Beck. Haley, Bott, McMul-
len jolly. Two-base hits: Dunning. Ha-
ley. Mathes. Three-base hit: Dunning
Home runs: Beck, Mathes. Sacrifice
hit: Gillespie Struck out BY Jolly. / !;
. by Ross. l. Bases on balls: Off Jolly.
4 off Ross. 2. Double plays: Gilbert
to Nufer 10 Brooks. Left on bases: ST.
, Joseph. 6; Wichita, 10. Umpires: Shan
non and o Brien. Time: 1:40.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
TEXAs I.EAGCE.

Wattrloo. !, Narshalltown. !.
Cedar Rapids. g. Rock Island. S.
burlington. I. ottumwa, IL.
Moline. 6 Dubuque. :.
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DES MONIES wv


xBatted for Hutton i'm ninth.
Score by innings:
Omaha ...............2 203 900 022-9
.Des M0ineS ......... 900 900 OIL
81 Summary-Three- hit: Flas-
hamper. Two-base hits: Bonowitz,
Thompson, Osborn. Knaupp t2), Ham,
ilton, Burke. Sacrifice hit: Bono.
witz. Left on bases: Omaha, y Des
Moines, 10. Struck out: ByDailey,
5. Bases on balls. Off EdmOnds0n,
2; off Hutton, 1; off Daley. 2. Wild
pitch: Hutton. Earned runs and
hits: Off Edmondson, and i'm two
inningsl none out i'm third; off Hut.
ton. none and 6 i'm seven innings; off
Daley, and 10 in nine innings.
Losing pitacher: Edmondson. Dop-
bIep lays: Knaupp to F1askamper to
Cartwright; Flaskamper to Knaupp
TO Cartwright; Wheat to Knaupp.
Umpires: Donohue and Powell. Time:
1876.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
VALLEY IEaer

NeWArk. :, IereeN IIfN. =
Buffalo. II. Rochester, 8
tNo other games scheduled.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Toda'

Nestcrdass he>uite.
Chicago, !; Cincinnati, ;.
Brooklyn. s, Eoston, 5.
No others scheduled.
Games Today.
Chicago at s. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04

New york-Pancho villa, worlds nv
weight champion. knocked out Harry
catena IN the fifth round OF a schduled
t2-round bout
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
Il. S. Fencer Wins.

FIoomIngton, 3, IroTla, y
Danvllle. Z. Decatur, &.
Terre Haute. J; Evansville. s.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-07-04
~ '1Wifh the
kpkNIGh!TS'
M&n- @ the

Butte. Mont.---Dixie i.ahood. Butte ID
year-old bantamweight. knocked oul
Young Geene Of Charleston. w Va, ~
1 minute 20 seconds in the first OF q
12-round bout.
Chicago, July 3.--Peter Sarmiento
Fuipino bantamweght who won de
eislon over Irish" Johnny Curtain las
week meets joe Burman, Chicago. IT. ih'
main bout OF program at Aurora llll'
4Isid) Herman Of California ana hocks
Smith Of New York meet In the 10
xpund semi-windup 4
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porade Sc sousedy, zdrzel Sc do
deslti a jak Pisvejc do dewitt
/ ueni a. pelechu, profpak by j
posledni pomazani.
Pisvejcka ho nebude budit,
nejdfiv rozd6la ohen .postavi
ma bryndu, ably Sc tata ia ces-
tn ohTal, a pax budou ~jest6
zkoumat, ably na. mic nezapo-
mel, by snad Ma jarmark nebe-
Eel nadarmo, jake jalovy.
To neni jen talk, jlt ma jar
mark, kupovat kravu, advoka-
tow dat do pera process 5 Kalou
nkem a Pisvejce loupit ma bo-
zihodovou sukni. To je hroma
,da starosti pro Pisvejcovu 81
satou hlavu a pro je'ho hromo-
tl,ckou zapometlivost.
Rozbirala to tatou, hned
jak- prisel, alovo "a slovem, asi
osm hzlG MA satku udelal, ale,