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llVeieu 10 the apartment DY To-
morrow afternoon. And I'll make
arrangements at Lytsen's for
things to be charged to Crest
Lake Inn. If they don't have
Just what you want Pm sure they
will get it for YOU" He held out
his hand. Good night, Miss
Darien--but couldn't call you
JANET"
"Janet?" LGs.
Isn't that it," heSikaehd,s Il
noticed tn initiaks1fJ 81 N in6fla yfiif
hand bag at Brownsk Ms l,olss,
ing, and I'm iusts&i ess |)i
Nance
Its Jo."
He smiled. 81 like that +.
Jo.' Once again he took her
hand for the fraction of a mo-
ment. Good night, 10. I'll see
YOU at Crest Lake day after to-
morrow"
Next morning she awoke with
the first pink streaks of dawn,
and lay abed reviewing the
events of last night. Wide awake,
she looked at her wrist. 1t was
hardly 5 o'clock.
-Four hours until he tele-
phones,' she told herself. "And
II actually won't be able to be-
Ilieve it until he does telephone. "
But 10 Darien was too young
and alive not to believe that good
fortune is always a possibility.
After delicious stretch be-
tween the covers she leaped from
bed and took a quick shower.
Then, stepping into her mules and
throwing a robe around her slend-
erness. she sat down to write her
mother and father. She knew
that they would find it hard to
understand Just what had hap
pened, SO her letter to them was
lengthy and involved, telling
them the story from the time she
had started TO work for Brown
until she heard the offer Of still
another position from the aston
ishing Douglas Marsh.
Hes really very charming
person" 10 wrote her mother.
"and Just because | know you're
always worrying | want to tell
you that Mrs. Marsh, his mother,
is at Crest Lake. They say she's
rather a fOrbidding person, so |
doubt if there's much chance of
Inv having an affair with a mil
lionaire, even if ! wanted to"
10 thought it best not to men,
ton the matter Of the new
clothes. That would be a little
difficult to explain to Mrs. Ar
thur l.. Oarien. who had very
definite ideas about such things.
She had Just finished address
ing the envelope when the tele-
phone rang. 1t was Just seven
two hours bfore Marsh had
promised to call-and 10 wonder
ed who could be telephOning her
at this hour.
1t was Tubby; and Just a bit
excited.
"What's this story | hear about
your being at the Olympic Bowl
last right with Douglas Marsh?'
SWELL" 10 laughd. "It's true.
You certainly get your news fast,
Tubby."
"A bunch of Us were in the
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~1l@naM~
ssss sHstH
hAssssssss

University Inn last night when
Babs Montgomery and Stanley
PhlppS came in from Olympic
Bowl. Babs was announcing it
here and there in loud tones.
She probably thought it would
get to Bret eventually"
1T will, eventually" 10 said.
"In fact, I'm going to tell him
about it tonight. 1t was strictly
business. I'm going to work for
Douglass afs So
I3i.f9 a Is ado sei
y sttsS 9 audible over
X ~ V ~ iiIsit Do you mean?'
R JS told her ex-roommate the
lw15ie story. and when she had
finished Tubby could only eX-
claim, "Well, all ! can say is
that YOU must have four-leaf
clovers embroidered on your scan
ties. l never heard Of such luck!'
Nor H. 10 confessed. "1oulI
have to spend week at Crest
Lake this summer, Tubby.'
'I'll try my best. | finally got
everything packed, and I'm TAX
ing the afternoon train for
home" Tubby told her.
10 replaced the receiver after
Tuhby's reiterated promise that
she would try to plan at least a
few days at Crest Lake. 1t would
be fun to have Tubbv there for
a while. 10 told herself. She was
likely to get lonely with so many
strangers about-all friends ot
Marsh, and therefore people with
lot Of money, no doubt.
| She'd really need some decent
! things to wear. Marsh had beer
right about that, and it would
be part Of her Job to see herself
well dressed. A day at Lytsen's
would be like a dream come true,
for it was the most expensive
and exclusive establishment in
the city. All 10 had ever bought
there was a pair OF gloves-and
today she was going to order d
complete summer wardrobe.
She looked at her watch again.
Seven-thirty. She'd have time to
dress and 90 out for breakfast
before Marsh telephoned. To he"
faint discomfort she found her
self looking forward to the sound
Iof his pleasant voice. She won-
dered idly if already she were
attracted by him, like any silly
school girl: and then, facing her
self suddenly in the mirror, she
denied this sclf-doubt hOtly.
This morning she found a new
and somewhat expensive restau-
rant for breakfast, treating her
self to orange Juice, cold and
sweet: to thin slices of toast with
malmaladc; and then an omelet
as LIGHT IS a fcather-topping it
all with the best coffee she had
tasted in agcs. When she receiv-
ed her check without dismay 10
could help but be amused by the
sudden difference in her attitude.
Yesterday she had been thinking
frugally. while this morning she
had deliberately sought the most
expensive looking restaurant in
the neighborhood of the Fendale.
Suddenly she thought; "Wouldn't
/ it be terrible if I went back to
| the apartment and found a mes
sage from Douglas Marsh say
mo. the whole thing was OFF,"
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FIND SOLDIERS GRAVE

READING, Mass, July 10
(UP). After a 17-year search, the
grave of Henry Irving Thompson
has been located in the Meuse-
Vagone Cemetery, the war depart
ment has notified his son and
namesake. Thompson fought over,
seas with the 9th American in,
fantry.
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JUNIORS TO MEET

Skyland Council. Junior Order
United American Mechanics, will
meet Tuesday at the X. Of p. hall,
Main street, at s p. m. Only three
meeting nights remain during the
period Of the contest which will
come to a close the last meetingl
of this month. All members are
urged to be present. The winning,
side will be surprised with a treat.
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: AND REPAIRING
Composition roofing

ROOFING. Composition roofing
raising in price. Let us furnish
Won with Certain-teed compost
ton shingles and roll roofing.
SIX cedar air dried shingles.
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THE LOCAL cOnSultant of THE
SONOTONE CORPORATION
OF NEW YORK will be pleased
to see anyone interested in or
needing the newest scientific
HEARING AIDS, at 4O2 Main
St., Mondays, Tuesdays and
Wednesdays, from l to 3 p. M,
or he will call at your home by
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S11,OoO.OO BEING PLACED in

II ,UUU.UU BEING PLACED IN
loans on homes in July. Easy
terms for borrowers. Safety
with liberal returns for irves-
tors. First Federal Savings &
Loan Association, 1T Sixth
avenue west.
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4O-Miscellaneous

WANTED PARTY TO OPERATE
dining room connected with
Miami. Fla. hotel. Attractive
seasonal proposition. State eX-
pevience. d. r.. care Times
News.
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SALE-Ford VS. pickup
.... VII. sell at a bar
81. Brooks Eduey. East
Rock. y. Z.
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RECIN HERE TODAY

Jo Darien, finishing her first
wear in college, learns her father
is out of work. 10 gets a job as
bookkeeper in a small marine sup
ply house. She is engaged to
Bret Paul, athletic star.
Douglas Marsh, handsome and
wealthy, comes to the store to
buy equipment for the summer
COLONY he is establishing at Crest
lake. 10 works overtime, assist
ing with the order, and Marsh
asks her to have dinner with him.
She agrees. When Bret telephones
10 tells him she has extra work
to do that night.
Marsh takes her TO a fashion
abb restaurant. He tells her
about his summer colony at Crest
lake and offers 10 the job OF
hostess thre, Scarcely abl to be-
lieve such good luck, she ac-
cepts.
Dancing with Marsh, 30 sees
Babs Montgomery, a social &C,
quaintance. 10 is sure Babs will
tell Bret about seeing 10 with
Marsh.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER VII
When Douglas Marsh's car had
been brought to the curb of the
Olympic Bowl and he and 10 had
stepped inside, Marsh asked
would YOU like to ride around
bit before | take you back to
the apartment?"
ITS a heavenly NIGHT for it,
, 10 admitted. "But-rne truth is,
Pm lust a little tired. l think it's
from the shock of being appoint
| ed the hostess at Crest Lake Inn.
| ! know l won't believe it when
| wake no in the morning"
On that case I'll telephone lust
to reasSure you. Say about 9?''
10 nodded. "Tm afraid I'll need
the reinsurance. Mr.. Marsh
They were soon before the Fen
dale, and Marsh hoped from the
roadster to see 10 to the door.
Really" 10 said, 81 can't
thank YOU enough for a delight
full evening-and for the Oppor-
tunity at Crest Lake
Il didn't mean to make a bust
ness conference Of it," Marsh
laughed. But Pm leaving for
the lake tomorrow afternoon and
I thought I'd better arrange ev-
eTthinG tonight. Do YOU sup
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WANTED
Situations (Female)

EXPERIENCED COOK, colored,
wants position: female. Phone
1898. Call for l.. Q.
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Special Notices

OPEN! A chance for work schol-
arShipS at a vocational junior
college. For application forms
address The Rabun Gap-Na-
coochee School, Rabun Gap,
Ga.
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IS-Furnished Rooms

FOP RENT-To two ladies, large
room with two single beds; la
dies $3.50 each per week.
Phone l5-W.
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PAY YOUR TAXES Wit H
BONDS, COUNTY, CITY AND
STREET A 5 S E S S M Z N lS'
PHONE 81. D. ROY KElIH'
REAL ESTATE.
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FURNISHED HOUSE, just out
side city limits on ASheville
highway. Also rooms. See
Mrs. HurSt's sign.
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Black Draught, 15c; Milk Mag
nesia. 29c. Wine Cardui, 69c,
Russian Mineral Oil, OTIS. 49c'
Sl.OO Fountain Syringe 69c'
Freeze Drug Co.
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For Rent
15-Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Somen nice bird dogs.
Very reasonable. F. r. Peeler,
Balfour.
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CALL AT GIBBS TO ENGAGE
small lots good corn Sl.OU.
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FREEZE DRUG CO.-6Oc Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin 36c, 75c
SQuibbS mineral oil 53c, S1.25
fountain syringe Sac, 1Oc
Woodbury. Facial soap 4 for
25c; 81 Wine of Cardui, 53c.
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17-Houses

FURNISHED eight-room house,
by month, season or year. Ap-
ply 3l7 Fourth avenue west.
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
COmnany.
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COMPLETELY furnished cot
tage. Season or longer. Five
miles out. Hendersonville- Bre-
ward highway TO "Old Home
Sfeld." Owner.
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DIXIE SHOP-Dressmaking and
hemStitching. Reopening Mon
day; July Is. Woolworth build
ing. Mrs. w. B. Reid, Prop.
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SPECIAL NAPTHA-SOLVENT.
Recommended by all dry-clean-
ers for cleaning purposes; Cen
trail Service Station, Fifth ave
nue. west.
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REACHING NEW HEIGHTS of
tone, power, foreign reception.
In cabinets of exquisite charm.
1886 PhilcO. BrunSon FurnI-
ture COMPANY.
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FURNISHED HOUSES, al sizes,
GOOD locations. reasonable rent
ais. JackSon-PhillipS Co., 1871
Fifth avenue west. Phone 729. d"
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FOR RENT - Furnished rooms,
running hot, cold water. Use
kitchen. 50. So per week. 7lS
Oakland street.
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VALLEY VIEW HOUSE, two
miles ont. Rates So to $40
weekly. Mrs. Z. NJ. Mccullough.
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He smiled. 81 like that s.
Jo.' Once again he took her
hand for the fraction of a mo-
ment. Good night, 10. I'll see
YOU at Crest Lake day after to-
! mOrrOW,N
La gaceta., 1935-12-21
CRONICAS De NEW YORK

deleznables, caidos Qroseramen
te Ell pozo de paSiones envile-
cida. Y, que por clio lancemos
exabruptos viend9 Ell la mujer
no mas que un paste anatomo-
fiSiol6gico de inconfesables ape
titoS. Els tOdo 10 c~ontrario. Nos
CtrOs ad0ram9S la muier; a las
madres, porque Su sagrada mi
sion es ell alta y ell omega de la
vida y la muerte, ell divine pre-
texto de nuestra eXisten2ia e.
terna y, las que no 10 son, por-
que pueden llegar a serlo, al
guna vez.
Pero... Ell lobby del Waldorf
Astoria, en- 10 que respecta ell
abigarramiento de M ere 5
realmente bellas, es una cons
tante tentaci6n, un nervioso
desquiciamiento de toda sana
La gaceta., 1935-12-21
PALPITACIONES NTERNACIONALES
IA MUERTE DE EMILIO NOUI Ell SALVADOR
DEL FRANCO BELGA

Bruselas.- Emilio Tranquil
era una de las perSOnalidadeS
mas vi2orosas y originates de
Belgica. Una aleaci6n de solda-
do Y de hombre de negocios.
Nacido de una familia mo-
desta, ingres6 en- ell Ejercito, y
siendo %alferez, lego ell libro del
c6,ebre explorador Stanley 60
mo he >cubierto ell Congo.
Mar-h6 al Africa y organize
con los primeros equipos belgas
sobre ristas de caravans, los
transportes del bajo Congo.
Ell rey Leopold II, aquel
c"mt lejo personaje = excelen.
te colonizador, padre desp6tico,
amoroso insaciable, rey odiado
per ell pueblo al que engrande-
clio, mando a Tranquil al
Transvaal con una mission secre-
ia cerca del p%residente Kruger.
De ALI parti6 a traves de Ro-
desia a diaputar a los agentes
ingleses territories fertiles en-
minas rl9uisimas. Como jefe de
una importante expedition, por
muerte de su jefe Biat, Fran
qui logra plantar la bandera
belga, antes que las tropas bril-
tanicas, sobre una comarca que
.soseia yacimientos de cObre y
radio, que han proporcionado a
Belgica riQuezas incalculables.
En- otras excursiones, Fran
qui demostr6 relevantes aptitu-
des belicas. Despue.3 Marcia CO.
mo consul a China, Sc traslada
a SHANGHAI y ALI Sc destaca CO.
mo portentOso captain de indus
tria. Construye ell ferrocarril
~Pekin-Hankeu, instalada los
tranvias en- Tien-Tsin, inicia la
exploitation de las minas de
Kaiping. Ell financiero remata
"a obra del explOrador y dipIo-
matico. Tranquil funda la Com
pania de Oriente y la Banca De
Ultramar, vtelve a B6lgica y
crea la S. ciedad General, uno
1e los mas fuertcs instrument
to- de la plutocracia de su ais.
Con e en- la mano, Tranquil
mueve a su ant9jo la politica
belga, en- la que no quiere &C
tuar personalmente.
va es, aunqre no quiera, HON
bre de E8tado y de fama mum
dial; uno de los que por su es-
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impression artistica. NO.otroS
ne nos eXplicamos a que grades
de exageacion pudieron llegar
las G2ocaS paganas, 81 compare
mos ell reSuelt0 de enfad3 de es
las mujereS que ensenan todas
eSas atracciogeS que nos apar-
tan de Dios, ii es que SClo de
IL rma espiirtual Y abStinente
debemos llegar a 81. Porlue es-
taS mujereS son concebidaS en-
ell cincel o ell pincel de un genio
deSorbitado, nero eXpue tas q
la realidad accessible de nueS-
ira mirada, de nuestro tacto,
libias Y palpitantes eStatuas viz
vienteS, nos recuerda aquella
exclamation de aquel parad6ji-
60 y singular religioso que Sc
llam6 Renan, cUando frente a
ia Venus Astarte exclam6:
"Dio-sa del Amor, bendita
seas.
Nueva York, diciembre
La gaceta., 1935-12-21

pecializaci0n financiera son los
arbitros de la Europa de la tra5
guerra y arreglan o embarullan
al mundo con sus deliberaciones
Y suS arbitrios.
En- 1926 lie solicitan para que
t2onga en- orden la economic y
las finanzas belgas, para que
estabilice la moneda y reorga4
nice la red ferroviaria, separan
dOla del Estado.
En- cinco meses da cabo a su
labor y abandona Ell ministerio
de Hacienda, con la promesa de
no reincidir.
Pero en- 1884 tiene que renun-
ciar a su c6modo papel de "emi-
nencia girls y retorna al Co
bierno. Tn Gobierno no mas do
minado que los anteriores por la
alta banca; pero en- el que la in
fluencia de esta es demasiado
vi. ible. Hay cuatro banqueros
ministries. A pesar de TODD, el
Gobierno fracasa y deja paso
al que aun preside Van iceland,
con la collaboration de los so
cialistas entire ellos, Henri de
Man, Ell autor del plan cclebe-
rrimo.
Tranquil tampoco puede ne
gar u ap~ortaci6n a este expert
mento de politica desvalorado-
ra; pero 10 c9ncede a desgana.
Es va viejo-setenta amos cum
plldos-y teme que TODD 10 que
ha edificado en- una vida m1l-
tiple y tormentosa 10 ponga en-
peligro su ge8ti6n ostensible de
politico.
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MUJERES DE IINEAS
CULTAS

Ha caido mucha nieve; las
GALES estan muy frias; ell If y
venir de las gertes es resuel-
to, cast violento. Las d~iversio-
mes pdblicas menguan; Teatros:
Operas, Zarzuelas, Operetas,
cOmedias, en- los escenarioS y
las pantallas. metropolitan
Onera House, "Roxy", "Pa-
ramout', "2ivoli", "Capitol",
son las guaridas p%ropicias; CT
tas gratas en- elegantes recogi-
mientos tibios. NOsotros sufri-
mos de una inoportable misoga-
mia, filos6fica y audaz, y gus
tamos del moderno delete de
querer Y admirar a la mujer de
hoy como un venuSino resulta-
do de la cultura fisica, de los
refinados metod0s de iaborat0-
rios, donde nos hacen a las mu-
jereS como la son6 ell gran ST.
barista del Islam, ell Profeta Sa-
bio, que diviniz6 paganamente
aquella Sulamita que cruza gus
tarosa Y sugerente, en- vital de-
vance por las severas y eter-
mas paginas biblicas, en- ell or
CASINO deleitosO que es Ell Can
tar de los Cantares, que sabe a
especies aromaticas, y tiene ru-
NOR de selva, Y frescor de AFRO
yuelo manso Y diafano, y peli-
gros de simas, Y embriagueces
capitosas de who's anosOs que
deSpiertan la bestia cOdiciosa y
fatidica que hace va muchos 81
CLOS devOr6 la manzana acida..
Y ell pomposo Waldorf-Asto-
ria es la sintesis de nuestras
pardas f~ilosofias endominga-
das y festivas. Sin duda que
vosotros conoc6is la parabola de
las espigas, que escribiera Jose
Enrique Rod6. Mujeres, mUje-
res, mujeres... AGn ell mas tenn
perado y mas caste, que haya
logrado una perfecta supera-
ci6n eugen6sica refleja, para
ccmprender mejor ell eIemento
estetico de las lineas perfectas
en- la mujer, que se ofrecen con
voluctuosidad generosa bajo la
t~entadOra morbidez de las sedas
jOyosas. No es que seamos
aprensivos, topos de pasiones
La gaceta., 1935-12-21

Hon. Chas Culbreath
Secretar:o de la Corte del Cir
quito, que desempena su alto
cargo con ell beneplacito de
todos los elementos sociales. Els
un buen amigo de la coiOnia
latina
La gaceta., 1935-12-21

por los brillantes negocios rea-
lizados en- los 1ltimos meses
Ayala es un h4bil financiero,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-27

Chyceny policistou We zpo-
vednici kostela Fourteen Ho-
ly Martyrs" ma Mount a Lom-
bard ulic1ch 4. prosince, Paul
Clemens, 34lety, odsouzen byl
ma Is mes1c6 do kaznice. O.
kradl pokladnicku pro chude.
Policista, Zephyr, ukryl Sc We
zpovednici, kdyz dana byla
stfznost policii, re pokladnic-
ka kostelnf vykradana byla.
Zahledl Clemense klecfcfho
zdanlive pohffzen6ho ma mo-
dlitbach. Pc n6kolika minu-
tach "pobozny" vstal a pocaI
vylamovati pokladnicku. Nez-
Ii co ukradnouti mohl, mel jej
policista v moci.
- Percy bayfield,, 38lety,
forman v Chevrolet podniku
ma Broening Highway, uvez-
men byl policif vychodnfho dis
triktu, re ukradl automobilove
casti.
V jeho automobile nalezeno
bylo pTednf chranftko s prfslu-
esnstvfm v Gene $48. Bydlf ma
Wilkens avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-27
Bile Vanoce " Baltimore.

Baltimore pc mnohych le-
tech m6lo letos "b1le" Vanoce
vzodr tomu re snfh pocal pa
dat trochu pozde. Sneziti po-
Gallo ma Boz1 Hold 5:15 vecer.
Vzdor tomu, re cerstvy sn1h
pfisel az k veceru, tisfce mia
dych BaltimoTanG zkouselo
sve sanky ma mnohych vyvyse-
ninach zasnezenych ma pocat-
ku tydne.
Re stTedn1ho zapadu hlaSen
byl We stredu blizzard. V De-
wills Lake v severnf Dakote me-
Ii 22 pod zero, v Kewanee v IL
linois devet pod zero.
z Evropy hlaseny byly des-
tie, ktere hlavn6 v Anglii ma
stoupily pc jedne z nejhorsfch
mlh V Londyn6 a krutych MIRA
zech.
V Parfzi byl prudky lijak. V
jihozapadn1 casti Francie oso-
by do kostelG ma mnohych mis-
tech museli Sc pTepravovati v
lodickach pres rozvodnene sill
nice.
V Nemecku snezilo. Povod-
ne hlaseny byly z Albanie a
Jizn1ho Srbska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-12-27
Sestilety zachranGn.

sest rokd starry Preston Can
tier zachranen byl We stredu v
Annapolis z Teky Spa, do nfz
prolomil Sc pTi chdzi pc sla-
benz lede. Professor matema-
tiky ma ST. Johns koleji, Geo.
c. Vedova, zahledl hocha kle-
sajlciho pod led. Professor pro-
lanai Sc pouhyma rukama ku
hochu, vytrhl jej z vody a dr.
Eel jej mad touto.
c. A. Mccartney, spravce v
obchodu, uvidel postavenf o.
bou, kdyz koupal Sc v dome
SVEN. Natahnuv rychle kalho-
ty a kosili, bezel obema ku 90
moci. Led prolomil Sc i pod
MIN a i on plovati musel a Ia
matt rukama slaby let nez-li Sc
k MIN dostal. Wal hocha cd
Vedovy, ploval S MIN ku okra-
j ledu, kamz JIM pomocnfci
hodili provaz a ma tonic hoch
vytazen.
Professor pTiploval zpet ku
bfehu a wat byl S hochem do
nemocnice. Hoch "a kratko
byl z teto propulsion a Vedova
ponechan ku lecen1.