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Evening star., 1935-01-23

Of the House of Representatives in
Kansas G9O9, Speaker pro tenn of
the House Lieutenant Governor of
Kansas G911-12), city attorney of
Garden City Q913-18), attorney gen.
eral of Kansas Q9l9-23) and asso-
ciate justice, Supreme Court of
Kansas Q923-29). In 1929 he was
appointed by President Hoover as
Judge of the United States District
Court of Kansas He is a member of
the American and Kansas State Bar
Associations and the Sigma Nu. He
is also a thirty-second- degree Mason
and a K. T. Shriner.
Mrs. Hopkins is a native OF Ken
lucky. a graduate of the University
of Michigan and has been active In
educational and club work. During
the war she was State director of
women's work and executive secretary
of the Red Cross for Kentucky. Dur
ing this same period she served the
Kentucky Federation of WomenS
| Clubs in turn as secretary, State
chairman of civicS. vice president. and
| general federation director from the
State
During the presidency of Mrs.
Thomas G. Winter, Mrs. Hopkins
served the General Federation of
Womens Clubs as secretary of the
department of American citizenship,
vice chairman of the legislative de-
partment, representing the organiza-
tion on the Women's Joint Congress
sional Committee. and director Of
the national headquarters in Wash
ington, D. G.
During her regime, the general fed
Grafton raised sufficient funds to ac-
quire a headquarters building and to
provide an endowment for its per-
manent maintenance
Mrs. Hopkins was chairman of the
National Demonstration of Better
Homes in America, which sponsored
the well-knoWn Home Sweet Home
house. now the Girl Scouts Little House
in Washington. She was executive
chairman with Mrs. Hoover as hon.
orary chairman) of the National Con-
vention of the Women's Committee
on Law Enforcement in Washington.
Mrs. Hopkins is a sister of Mrs
George B. Winslow and Mrs. G. G.
Wood of Carrollton. and DR.. w. c.
Hafford of Waycross, Ga.
Nine. Gotta Ljungberg, the Swedish
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Marriage of Miss Hafford to
Judge Hopkins Today.

Miss Ida Hafford of Carrollton,
KY, was married today to Judge
Richard J. Hopkins of Kansas at the
home of her sister, Mrs. George
Boorem Winslow, in the presence of
a few relatives and friends.
Judge Hopkins is a graduate of the
University of Kansas Q893-1896); and
received an LII. B. from Northwestern
University Q90D. Immediately after
graduation from Northwestern Uni
versity he began the practice of law
IN Chicago, and in 1906 established a
law partnership with his father in
Garden City, Kans, which continued
until the death Of the latter in 1913.
Judge Hopkins has been a member
Evening star., 1935-01-23
Minister to Finland
Guest at Kappa Delta House.

Mr. Edward Albright, United States
Minister to Finland, will be a special
guest at the Kappa Delta reception
this evening, at the Kappa Delta
House, 1856 K street northwest. Mr..
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Albright has postponed trip to New
York in order to be present, and fol-
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prima donna soprano of the Metro
politan Opera, will be entertained by
the Slavic American Society of Music
and Fine Arts on Saturday afternoon.
/ A reception will be followed by tea
| A number of distinguished guests
have been invited The hostesses will
be Elena de Sayn, President and
Nine. I. N MiShtowt, vice president
of the society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crane Uren
of WadeSboro, NJ c., announce the
marriage of their daughter Daisy
Ruth to Mr.. Clyde K. Rosenberger of
Clarendon, Va, Saturday, January IL,
in Charlotte. N c. Mrs. Rosenberger
is a graduate of the WadeSboro High
School and of Meredith College at
Raleigh, N. C. Mr. RoSenberger was
graduated from the Herndon High
School, attended Staunton Military
Academy and is employed with the
Virginia Public Service Co. in Clar-
endon He is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
| Allen E. Rosenberger of Alexandria
and with his bride will be at home
after February l at 231 Washington
avenue in Clarendon.
The Women's Guild Of the George
town Presbyterian Church have is
sued invitations for an at home in the
Cissel Chapel, at 3107 P street, Fri
day, January Is, at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon.
Mrs. George Murray Campbell will
review Mrs Martins book, Prohibit
ing Poverty" Tea will be served at
4 o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-01-23

Mrs. Robert Beresford of 3016 Til
den street entertained the members
of the Bidge Club at the club build
ing, Tflden Gardens, last Wednesday
The club is small circle limited to
those connected with the A building.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-11
W0MAN'S VOICE
IN CAR BUYING
CR0WS.LOUDER
Van der Zee Notes Stronger
Feminine Influence
in Sales.

Women who might be termed
the managing editors" of the ma
tons family budgets, and who also
are the most vigilant guardians Of
national health and well-being, are
likely to be more of factor in
automobile buying during 1885
than ever before, according to A.
Van Der Zee, general sales mana
ger of the Dodge Corp.
Feminine opinions, preludices
and preferences have always been
matters of serious concern to auto
mobile manufacturers and statesmen
and any experienced car salesman
will tell you Why-but there are
sound reasons for believing that
women are going to have an even
more decisive say than previously
when new family car is to be pur-
chased" he explained.
While, in most cases, women
have been only casually interested
in purely mechanical details of au-
tomobile engineering and construc-
ton, they have always been more
intelligently critical than men of
the practical efforts of technical de-
tails when translated into such
things as riding qualities, ease and
simplicity of driving and control,
exterior appearance and interior
finish and appointments.
Economy and Safety
But now, while their interest In
these features continues undated,
there are clear indications that
women are recognizing more acute
ly at least two additional consider
ations which circumstances of the
present and recent past have thrust
prominently into their consciousness
in connection with car buying.
THE two considerations I have
specially in mind are economy and
safety. They are not new, to be
sure, but, in my opinion, they are
going to assume a new significance
and will establish themselves as
selling factors of prime Importance
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-11
An Owls Trick
Headlights Appear Only
When Night Comes.

A FEATURE of the new Cord
\ front drive is the use of re-
tractable headlights.
The headlights are recessed
into the tenders, but are flush
with the normal fender contour
and are brought into position for
use when required.
This is accomplished by turn
ing cranks on the instrument
board. The cranks are connected
by flexible shafts to worm at
each head lamp.
When the lights are in open
position a closure plate of the
same contour as the fender and
painted the same color closes the
opening. The rectangular lamps
not only improve appearance but
help to reduce wind resistance.
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Not So Cramped
One of the outstanding features
of the new Buick interiors is an
increase in head room, leg room and
elbow room in all series.
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f1ange plate or III the fange of the
drum.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-11
NEW CAR SALES TOTAL
$4,000 FOR OCTOBER
Highest Figure For Month Since
1890 Are Recorded.

DETROIT, Nov. 9.-New passenger
car sales in the United States dur
ing October were estimated by r.
L. Polk & Co. today at 147 900 units.
This estimate was based on Sales for
% days of the month in 10 larger
cities, representing about one third
of the entire market. II compares
with 140660 unites registered in Oc-
tober, 1884, and Isl ,09S in September
1885. Despite the let-down in sales
caused by the pending introduction
of 1886 models by nearly all manu-
facturers during the month, it is the
largest October total since 1880,
when the figure was 150,219.
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and de luxe eight, at slight extra
cost, this feature, of course, being
continued in the AirfloW line; larger
and stronger Xbridge-t frame,
the new design Of this frame result
ing in double the rightly Of former
types; new and stronger body con-
StruCtion; rubber insulation between
frame and body, hypoid rear axle,
full-length water jacket and new
water distributing tube on Chrysler
six engine; built-in trunks on all
sedans; starter button mounted on
dash; interior size Of bodies in
creased four inches in elbow room;
footrest made integral with front
seat, adjustable full-Width seats
replace bucket seats in all two-door
sedan models; added luxury in
teriors; newly designed radiator
grille and louvres; overall height of
cars reduced one inch in ChrySler
six and de luxe eight models, and
bumper to bumper length increased
spare tire carried in special COM
partment inside the body.
Variety of Body Styles
The line comprises the Chrylser
six in six body styles, the de luxe
eight in seven body styles, the
Chrysler Airflow eight in two body
styles and the Chrysler Airflow I'M
perial in two body styles.
The Chrysler Airflow eight 1923
inches and the Chrysler Airflow
Imperial eight Q28 inches) are
made in siX-passenger sedan and
coupe body styles only.
The Chrysler Gle luxe eight engine
has bore of 3A inches and stroke
of Az inches, giving a displacement
Of N3.8 GU in. With standard head
and 6.2 to l compression ratio the
output is los h. p. at 3400 r. P. M.
With special aluminium cylinder
head and 10 to l compression ratio,
it developes ITO h. p. at the same
speed.
The AirfloW Chrysler eight engine
has bore and stroke of 34x47s in,
and piston displacement of 1855 GU.
in, developing lis h. p. at $500
r. P. M, with standard compression
ratio of 60 to /, and 100 h. D., with
SIS to l compression ratio. With
the same bore and stroke, and with
65 to l compression ratio, the Air
flow Chrysler Imperial eight engine,
On which an aluminium head is
standard, develops 1870 h. .. at 3400
r. P. M, and with a 7.45 to l spe-
cial compression ratio, 1873 h. p. at
3400 r. P M.
Body Strengthened
In the Chrysler six and de luxe
eight, the whole body structure has
been greatly strengthened. The steel
front corner pillar, supporting the
front door and extending up beside
the windshield known to the de-
signer as the "A-post," has been
made more rigid by new box con-
struction.
For the convenience of the driver
the visibility has been increased by
raising the molding at the upper
edge Of the windshield, and tie
steering wheel has been lowered and
It's angle changed. In the new Air
flow instrument panel the speed
ometer and other instruments are
regrouped and set off in colors to
harmonic with the interior trim.
The outer large figures on the
speedOmeter face indicate the car
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-11
AID BRAKE ADJUSTMENT

Hydraulic Apparatus.
Chevrolet's new perfected hydrau-
lie brakes have but one point of ad-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-11
FOUR MODELS
BROUGHT OUT
BY CHRYSLER
Two Are Of AirfoW Desiqn
Seats Are GAIL
Adjustable"

Four new models comprise the new
Chrysler line being displayed at the
automobile show by c. H. Wallerich,
Inc, local distributor and associate
dealers.
More than a score of new fea-
lures have been introduced in the
cars with the result that they rep
resent Chryslers highest attain
ments in performance, safety, econ
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justment for each brake shoe. AS
the brake lining gradually wears
down, full braking effect is main
tanned by turning a notched adjust
ing wheel, inside the drum, reached
through small opening in the
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speed, while two additional sets of
figures nearer the center indicate
engine revolutions per minute for
standard direct drive and for the
overdrive, emphasizing the adj
vantages of the latter feature.
The new drivers seat is aptly de-
scribed by the term "all-adjustable."
To provide the fleXibility of adjust
ment necessary for the comfort Of
drivers of different stature, the seat,
in addition to moving forward and
backward as in conventional design,
can, by turn or two of crank,
be raised or lowered at the front,
raised or lowered at the back or
tilted forward CT backward.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-11
RADIAL CONTROL
ADDS TO SAFETY
IN TERRAPLANES
Ouo-kutomatiC Brakes In
troduCed; Draft Barred
From Body.

The new Terraplanes on display
at the automobile show introduce a
new principle called "Radial Safety
Control, designed for greater safety
in riding. steering and stopping
The new front end system also in
PRODUCES "tru-line steering" bring
ing new road sense to the steer
ing wheel because of the accurate
control of the steering system, re-
gardleSs OF road condition.
Another new feature is the duo
automatic hydraulic brakes" which
incorporate a big husky hydraulic
system with double safety factor
of an automatic reserve brake OF
the rotary Equalizer mechanical
type
On the bodies is the automatic
draft eliminator-a feature added to
Terraplane's all-year ventilation
system which automatically equal
ICES air pressure inside and outside
the car and screens the air enter
ing the body in connection with the
ventilating system.
115-Inch Wheelbase
Mounted on 115-inch wheelbaSe
and equipped with an SO horse
power engine, and 100 horse
power available optionally the car
is not only roomier, but is capable
of maintaining the reputation that
Terraplane has established for per-
Torrance.
The car carries on the tradition
OF the models which have broken
AAA records for speed. economy and
hill climbing The bodies are all OF
steel, having steel floor, steel roof
and complete steel structure
throughout.
The body is more completely in
sulated. The sound insulation of
the Terraplane bodies has been car
ried to an extremely high standard.
Various insulating materials are
employed to damp out any possible
vibration.
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before we get very far into the 1886

before we get very far into the 1886
car-selling season.
Just now, economy, in relation
to car purchase, operation and
maintenance, counts for more and
with a larger proportion of women
than previously, because so many
families have only recently been
able to bring the savings account
up to the point where car purchase
or replacement could become a sub
ject for determination"
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Omy, comfort,
luxury a n d
beauty. Passen-
ger space in the
two lower priced
cars in the line
has been in
creased.
Among the new
features, S t a t e s
Carl H. Wallerich,
head of the local
firm, are the fol-
lowing: Auto
matte overdrive
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Pictured above are the officers
and directors of the Indianapolis
Automobile Trade Association,
sponsors of the present Indianap-
oils Automobile Show at the State
Playground.
The officers are: w. ]. Robin
son, president, who is managing
the show; VIM. F. Meyer, vice
president, and head of Lathrop-
Meyer Co.; r. D. Johnson, secre-
tary, and head of Johnson Chev-
rolet Co.. G. H. Wallerich, treas
urer, and head of c. H. Wallerich,
Inc.
Directors of the association in
clude G. M Hammond of the Hoo
sier Cadillac Co.; G. M. Maley of
Jones 81 Maley, Inc; W. Mort
Martin of the Martin Truck Co.;
j. j. Malarky Of REQ Indiana
Sales, Inc, and G. o. Warnock,
head of c. o. Warnock Co.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Ze Slovenska do Habese.
V Zemanske Kaile ma 81

V Zemansk6 Kajle ma Slo-
vensku zije 39lety Zikmund
Szombath, ktery "a svetove
valky bojoval ma n6mecke
fronte u Verdunu a dosahl hod-
nosti nadporuc1ka. Szombath
zatouzil nyn1 op6tn6 pc valec-
mem dobrodruzstv1 a pTihlasil
Sc habesskeho konsulata V
Bratislave, ably byl prijat "a
instruktora V habesske armada.
Byl pTijat a nyn1 ceka ma vyho-
tovenf cestovnfch pr1kazG, ably
odcestoval do Adds Ababy.
Szombath mluv1 dewitt jazyky.
Poole smlouvy Dude m1ti V Ha-
best plat We vysi nasich asi
1000 Kc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Milionovy poklad nalezen
V Csl.

Bratislavska sposta dorucila
ma generaln1 financnf Teditel-
stv1 V Bratislave zasilku, po-
klad zlata, jenz byl nalezen
delnlkem Petrem Stachem V
Kosic1ch. Zlato bylo We velke
medene bedne, ktera byla zesf-
lena ocelovymi pruty. Ma bed
ne byla uvedena cena 1 million
Kc. Generaln1 financn1 Tedi-
telstv1 prohledlo poceti a kdyz
.zjistilo, re jsou neporusen6,
zasilku pTijalo. V Bratislave
byl poklad ulozen az do roz-
hodnut1 ministerstva finance.
Nalezce deln1k Stach ma do
stat tretinu pokladu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-27
Kapitola pata.

Pc celou noe, kteraz nasle-
dovala pc zatknut1 Gilberta,
uboha Anicka ami nezamhoufi-
la Okla.
Obavajic Sc, re by mohla
probuditi Madolinu, kteraz zde
dosud lezela S uplakanyma o.
Gina, Anicka lezela nehybne,
piece vsak neklidne.
Byla nestastnou a u srdce j
bylo jake clov6ku, jenz bezde-
ky citi, re osobe velice mu mi
lie hrozf nebezpec1.
A ami ma chvilku 81 netajila,
re Gilbert Sc j stall osobou We
lice drahou.
Jejf zajem V jeho osobnosti
20 delsf dobu Sc vzmahal a
mlada dfvka poznala, re jej
miluje sama, teprve tehdy kdyz
jej Madolina V jeho nesnazi a
hanbe zavrhla.
Nynf vsak 81 byla 1plne jis-
tOu sVOu vec1.
Fulke 81 povSimnul zmeny V
jej1m chOvanf, = a mluvil o
tom, - zmeny to cd rozpustile
vesclosti ku znacne vaznosti a
ona sama 81 toho byla vedoma.
Vzdor tomu dosud nepocho-
pila pravOu toho pF1cinu.
Ano, byla celou tou vec1 u
vad6na V nemaly zmatek a roz
paky.
Mnoha jina dfvka byla by
razem poroZumela CO to VAST
ne znamena.
Anicka vSak nebyla takovou.
I potion, kdyz il bylo zjevno,
re miluj1c1 srdce Gilbertovo V
cel6 sv6 horoucnosti bylo We
novano jeji sestTe a kdyz jaky-
81 neurcity pocit bolu tfsnil jeff
srdce, - potion jeste nepozna-
vala tie skutecnosti, re il srdce
jeji tax velice bolt, ponevadz
ona sama Gilberta miluje.
Snazila Sc namluviti sobe, re
Sc test re st6st1 Madoliny, lie
il pTeje toho blaha, jehoz NIL
re dosahnouti We spojen1 man
zelsk6m S Gilbertem Valancem
A pTece jen pc celou tn dobu
ona sama jej milovala.
Ano, nynf o tom nemohlo BY
tt vice zadne pochybnosti.
Supiny j spadly S oc1.
Kdyby jej We sv6 urazen6 py-
Sc Madolina nebyla zam1tnula,
MONA re by Anicka nikdy ne
byla zv6d6la, jak velice il ma
mem jest zalezeno.
Prazdnota V jej1m srdci by
nepochybn6 potrvala a uboha
d6va nikdy by nebyla pochopi-
la pravou toho pT1cinu.
Nynf vsak, kdyz jej Madoli-
ma zamitnula, Anicka dobre
v6d6la, re jej miluje.
A proc take by jej nemela
milovati?
Byl statecny a dobry i VINE
seny a jej1 srdce busilo vdecne,
vzpomenula-li pravdivych tech
SLOW:
"Musfme milovati lidf pokud
mono nejdokonalejS1ch, jak-
mile jich spatrfme."
A tax nevzp1rala Sc svemu
osudu.
V lasce, jake byla jejf, byla
nesobeckost a cudnost = jejf
laska neocekavala zadne ma
brady nj odplaty, a pTece po-
davala sebe samu svobodne,
bez vyhrady a ma vzdycky.
Jitro pfichazelo velice zdlou-
have.
Nikdy il hodiny tax pomalu
nemfjely.
Ia noci byla 81 vymyslila
plan, kterak by Gilbert mohl
byti zachran6n.
We sve d6tinne nezkusenosti
domnfvala Sc, re V cele Anglii
ona jedina Sc "a n6ho Dude
primlouvati.
Cd farmare Kerra Sc dove
della, re kazdy, kdokoli by ne
CO vedel o tom, kde obzalova-
ny Sc zdrzoval V onu osudnou
noe, jest zadan, ably O tom
zpravil star6ho soudce Verno-
ma. Um1nila 81 tedy tax ucini-
tt, nebot 81 byla jista, re dove
de osvoboditi Gilberta, aniz by
zapletla take svou sestru do
nesnaz1.
Pc sn1dani Anna hbit6 uni
kla Madeline, ktera byla prilis
zam6stnana, a rychle odchaze-
la smerem k Tredonnu.
Bylo to rozkoSne rano. Stun
ce sv1tilo zlatym leskem ma O.
bloze JENNIE modrave, a cvrli-
kan1 zpevavych ptakG naplno-
valo radost1 srdce divcino.
X tOmu il liz bvlO naladilO
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no vlastnf napad ably mne me
chGve ukradli = prav1, re 81 v
tech letech velice zakladal ma
sprymech = a jednak proto, re
81 myslil, re mil ded provin6nf
to sp1se promine jemu, nez by
je odpustil Rossu Kerrovi."
ooh, jak jsem tomu rada, re
to nebylo vinou vaseho stryce,"
pravila Anicka meme.
Fulke sedel zde V zamySlenf
a potion polozil sve ruce ma
jejf.
eco jste udelala," tazal Sc S
upfimnou chlapeckou zvedavo-
st1, "ze stryc Ross vas nazyva
nejstatecnejs1 a nejnesobectej-
81 srdce re vsech d1vek s nimiz
Sc vubec kdy setkal!"
Oblicej mlade d1vky Sc zru-
menil.
"Nezasluhuji teto chvaly,"
pravila pokorne. "Udelala
jsem jen co jsem mohla, abych
mu vypomohla a on toho v6bec
ami nepotfeboval."
MONA vsak," podotknul
Fulke, "ze vase 1silf jeho pro
speech mu ukazalo jak dobrou
a laskavou jest vase povaha.
Ano, tax tomu muscle byti. A
lie jdetez mi,vy fla Anicko, jste
cervena jake r1zicka a oci va
Sc jen zar1. Nemel jsem tuseni
re 81 tax velice zakladate ma IL
chocen1."
Anicka nikdy Sc nedozvede-
la z list Madoliny, jake byly
JEFF prave pocity V zalezitosti
Rosa Vernona.
Ami slovem ami cinem Mado-
lima nikdy neprojevila zda-li
lituje ztraty neb ne, = zda-li
poznavsi prave jeho postavenf,
by 81 nebyla pTala, ably Sc k nj
vratil.
Pc tom jednom veceru, V kite
ryz dala takoveho prGchodu
svemu hnevu a odporu, byla
Ease zcela svou, stejne nepri-
stupna dojmGm a citGm jake
druhdy a jakousi mlcenlivou L.
mluvou stale Sc, re jmeno Yer
non nikdy mezi CINEMA sestra-
mi nevysloveno.
Obcas Anicka slysela O Full
kovi, ale Madolina nikdy Sc j
nedotazovala pc obsahu tech
listd a trpela-li zklamanim a
mrzutost1, nedala toho nikdy
ma sobe znati.
MONA, re jsouc trojnasob
obrnena brnenim opatrnosti,
svetackeho rozumu a sobectvi,
re vGbec toho slime nepocito-
vala.
Necht tomu bylo jakkoliv, j.
sto jest, re Sc dobTe ~provdala v
nasleduj1c1m roku a vzdy po-
z1vala pov6st roztomile- zeny a
byla V kruz1ch spolecenskych
uspechem.
Lid@ mluvili mnoho O jeji
krase, taktu a uslechtilosti, c
jejich dokonalych zpGsobech a
jej1 upr1mnost a srdce, snad ma
stest1, nikdy nebyly volany ma
pomoc.
Pokud Sc tykalo Anicky, ia
Ella klidne donna az do nasle-
duj1c1ho leta, kdy Sc opetne
octnula V Cadgewithanu.
To byl nasledek nalehaveho
psan1 cd stareho pana Verno-
ma, jenz prosil PAM Maineovou
a Anicku, ably poctily FREEDOM
ne svou navstevou pod tou "a
minkou, re jeho zmrzaceny
vnuk touz1 pc tom ably mohl
obnoviti svou znamost S mia
dou svou pr1telkyn1.
Pc cely mes1c Sc S Anickou
mazlili vsichni ma zamku a pax
zcela prirozen6 "a poslednfho
tydnu jej1 ~navstevy Ross il wal
V jeden vecer ma prochazku ku
Kerrovym a kdyz Sc vraceli,
povedel il pc SVEN muzn6m,
pf1mem zpdsobu o velke sv6
lasce k nj.
cod one noel, kdy jste stala
u zahradn1 branky a mne po-
vedela, re We mne vef1te, memo
sill jsem mem srdci zadnou il
nou podobu nez vasf, Anicko,"
sepotal meme.
Ivy prece nechcete r1ci," Wy
dechla d1vka prestastna, "ze
yam ma mne jest neco zaleze-
no?"
"NeT1kejte re mne jest snad
neco ma vas zalezeno, Anicko,
ale veTte, re jest We vas1 moci
uciniti re mne nejstastnejs1ho
cloveka ma zemi. ia touzil pc
pf1lezitosti, abych YAM mohl
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-07
81 Unfinished Apartments

CAPITOL. n. 1905 rooms. modern: heat
and ianitOr service SIS. J. c. McCul-
Tough Agency. LI-5596
CARROLLTON, 2234-Bedrm. apts. private
porches; utilities. mr. school, reasonable.
NEW YORK W. 1119Ia-3 rooms. semi
modern. SO HE-3083
NOBLE. $50 S-4-room upper duplex: heat.
water furnished: walking distance.