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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-16
"A Terrible Time Of II.

They have a new hired girl over al
Keyser's farm, Just outside our town,
says Max Adeler, and on Tuesday, be-
fore starting 10 spend the day with o
friend, Mrs. Keyset inbtructed the girl
TO whitewash the kitchen during hei
absence. Upon returning, Mrs. Key
ser found the job completed in very
satisfactory manner. On Wednesdays
Mrs. Keyssr always churns, and last
Wednesday when she was ready she
went out, and, finding that Mr.. Keyser
bad already put the milk into the
churn she began to turn the handle.
This was at eight o'clock in the morn.
ing, and she turned until ten without
any signs Of butter appearing. Then
she called in the hired man and lie
turned until dinner time, when he
knocked off with some very offensive
language addressed to that butter which
had NOT yet come. After dinner the
hired girl took hold OF the crank and
turned 1t energetically until two o'clock,
when she let go with q remark which
conveyed the impression that she be-
lieved the ohurn TO be haunted. Then
Mr.. Keyser came out and said he want.
ed to know what was the matter with
that churn, anyhow. It was q good
enough churn IL people only knew
enough to work II. Mr.. Keyser then
worked the crank until halt.past three,
when, as the butter had not come, he
surrendered il again 10 tho hired man
because he had an engagement In the
village. The mau ground the machine
to IN accompaniment OF frightful i'm
precautions then the Keyser children
each took O tnrn for half IN hour, ther
Mrs. Keyser tried her hand, and wher
she was exhausted she again enlisted
the hired girl, who said her prayert
while she turned. But the butter didn'i
come. When Keyser came home and
found the chufn still in action he
blasted his eyes and did some Other
innocent swearing, and then he seized
the handle and said he'd make the but
ter come II no kicked up an earthquake
in doing it. Mr.. Keyser effected about
two hundred revolutions OF the cranl
o minute, enough to have made any
ordinary butter come from tie ends ol
the earth sand when the perspiratior
began TO stream from him and still the
butter didn't come, he uttered one wild
yell OF rage and disappointment and
kicked the churn over the fence. When
Mrs. Keyser went to pick II up she puI
her nose down close TO the bnttermill
and took q sniff. Then she .understotd
how II was. The girl had mixed The
whitewash in the churn and left il
there. A good, honest and intelligent
servant who knows how to ohurn car
find a situation at Keyser's. There Isl
vacancy.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-16
Broke his Heart.

The Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Gasetto writes; There
are some very beautiful colored girls
here Just Of that cafe au iaft color so
exquisite when accompanied by fine
features. Ono pretty Creole married
an officer OF the Freedman's Bank, q
colored man, who formerly played the
piano for private germans, etc. He
built her o fine house, and took her to
Niagara on the bridal trip. She was
married in white satin dress, with
orange blossoms and tulle veil. An.
other girl, so nearly white that the
African blood would never be suspected,
was highly educated and IN accom-.
plished musician. Her eyes were large
and lustrously black, like those Of the
Spanish women her hair as purple as
the ravens wing her complexion
creamy, with the faintest suspicion Of
colemde rose; herlips full and scarlet;
her form graceful and rounded; her
hands and feet wondrouSly tiny. Her
father intended to take her abroad,
where his pedigree was unknown, or II
discovered foreigners would not show
the horror OF negro blood evinced by
Americans then he hoped his daugh.
ter's beauty, accomplishments, and
wealth might attract Caucasian wooers.
But she married o black man, son Of o
restatrdteur, and broke her fathers
heart. ........
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-16
panl.sl pdfoII,a. !. LM

op.n,ol D Dorothy n, porotby oi !
Strange !. the git that | owe .eyopi u sl.i
Such a gilt as never hng 3ss.d ,
Save to dApgh.er os son might bring ~.
Ail my tenure Of heart and hand,
All my title to house and landi y sFsf n
Mother and sister and ehildnaiNife 4 4.
And 10Y and soFTpxaaa death and llfoi sa
qhatit a hundred yoanissosE 4s4,p,
hose closs-shus lip, had answ werOd No.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-16
AdtetIlsidg Philosophy.

In business it is he WHO asks who re.
ceives. rfail !. af,.s.E
Good advertisers find that it pays TO
keep full stock,
The best "posserp Is that which Is
sent regularly into the family circle.
SHOW can / tell whether my adyet.
tisement will attract or moi" Try II.
Have you ever heard business
man say that advertising did not psy
him Z
The advertiser generally has the ad.
vantage of securing the first call ofpur-
chasers. ~ e...rI.
"My goods advertise themselves"
Perhaps your goods know more than
you do.
When people learned to read, adyer-
tisemenLs became indispensable to o
lively business. " j@F-ap'la-
"What's the use OF my advertising /;
have been here for twenty years.
Tell people SO. That is advertising,
A wise man will get people into the
habit OF believing in his advertise.
mentS, by making tAeir offers good.
tits n fact worthy OF notice, that few
who have learned how to advertise their
business, ever give up the habit.
Your advertisements are read after
| your store is closed, and are often Pc
rused before 1t is opened in the morn
ing. ..,..
tising has the same advantage as TO
make war with riaed guns 1t hits OF
long range. f6-l
Many people whs have not advertised
and who say that they edo not believe
in it." forget how little 1t costs to make
q trial. DI
We plant and the crop grows but we
do not harvest il until the end Of the
season. Most people look too soon for
the effects Of advertising.
"Why is advertising like the religion
OF q camp.meeting2" Because Il Is
good to all in,tents and purposes to
make you known Of all men"
Smith says he sells all his stock with
out advertising. But why not buy more
stock and advertise it2 tits the first
step 10 o great business. us ri.
A polite invitation often reiterated
brings callers. AS II costs something
to keep up the invitations, II is worth
while 70 treat the visitors we'll. {"
"Good wine needs no bush, and my
goods need no advertising" Good
wine needs no bush, but how are people
to know that yours Is "good wine."
The advertiser has "the bird in
hand" in his regular trade his news
paper announcement give him also q
fair chance for the "two in the bush"
Where would you look TO find the
names OF the most successful men you
arc acquainted with2 In the newSpa-
gers2 Is your own name beside
Englishmen are often surprised at the
rapidly with which fortunes are made
by Americans. In America advertising
Is more widely understood. r
Men cannot lay aside advertising who
have once made o judicious use Of 1t.
II becomes q Legitimate part OF their
business, built into Its very founda-
tions. ~.
} Often "he who runs may read" but
oitener he is not able TO read while
running. Put your advertisement in q
newspaper rather than on the fence.
/" How shall I write the best sort Of
an advertisement to attract people 10
| my store?" Write one similar to those
which mostattract you to other peoples
stores, IS glII IS 400 "a ~
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-16
Immense Distance of the Stars.

The star Centauri, in tho Southern
Hemisphere, Is found TO hayea paral.
lax OF about one second, but no other
star in the celestial vault has been
found to have q parallax OF more than
half q second. In quite number Of
stars the parallnx ranges from two
tenths to half q second. Let us see
now what these measures give us for
the distance OF tho stars. When o star
has q paralla1 OF one second, it shows
its distance 10 be q little more than
two hundred thousand times the dis
tanco Of tho earth from the sun with
Ia parallax Of half o second, the dis.
tance is twice as great; /; with one Of O
third OF q second three times % great,
and so on, the distance being inyersely
proportional to the parallax. AS there
are only two stars OF which the paral.
lax exceeds half o second, II follows
that, with the exception OF these, the
stars are all more than four hundred
thousand times as far as the sun. The
sun being nearly q hundred millions Of
miles, this distance amounts To about
forty millions Of millions Of miles.
Hence the nearest known star is distant
twenty millions OF millions Of miles ;
there are about o dozen others OF which
the distance ranges from two to five
times this amount, while all the rc-
naming ones are situated az distances
yet farther. You see that bright star,
a Lyra, now October y . littlewest oi
the zenith? DR.. Brunnow has recently
determined the parallax OF that star "a
be almost one.6fth OF a second, conse.
quently, by the rule we have Just
given, its distanceis more than a mil
lion times that Of the sun, I. O., IL il
Just about one hundred millions Of mil.
lions Of miles.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-16

soRE TnnoAr-T1aHT ConrARs.-An
eminent physician who deyotes bis
whole attention TO diseases Of the
throat and lungs asserts that about
three.fourths OF oil throat diseases
would get we'll by wearing very loose
collars and neckties. He said that often
singers would come to him for throat
disease and loss OF voice, and hc would
tear open their cravats and cure them
with no other treatment whatever.
Il Tie pressure OF the collar on the ar
taries Of the neck ID very bad for the
health" said he. Ho also added III
Won have disease Of the throat let
nature do the curing mud the physician
iust as little as posaible,N
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-16

Foncr OF ExANrns.-said one girl
TO another as they were going TO school,
"We're to early; wen have to loaf
around there until the doors ara open.
"LogJ around 2" replied the other
"that Is not pretty expression"
"Well, I'd like TO know" said the re.
proved girl, nhow I'm to'learn to talk
proper, when ] have three brothers
harping about 'ohin music cheese
II, 'whoop 'em mp, that Ia not your
jacket, and all that sort Of talk oil the
time.n I.-Ll y
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-16

One OF the advantages Of the prevail
ing style Of fans Is that young couple
eau get into q cornsr Of the room, con.
ceal themselves behind one, and no
body knows whether the court plaster
belonged on his lips or hers.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-16
Ghe { aet1rasFat.-

RATns OF ADVERTISER 9.
ono Square, ton lines or lees, ono insertion Sl90
Z For each subsequent insertion. % %
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0pariourth Of . column, u montha.
Oha.half column, y months .......,...a .ae'S9
One column, y months. ...,.....,...,,.
Local notices 20 cents pOE limo, which Ht,Mt
DO paid In advance. Five dollau viii ba
charged for announcing candidAtes foe
county, aud ten dollAIs for State and U,
s. olicea Lengthy Obituary NOTICES
must 10 paid for. ta-Al legal nctess
are charged TO The attorney presenting
them. .r ..y-r... I,s ....
gpecidi rates 10 paritsi destriRg more ttar one
TO3 PR EN- n I'M O.
Neatly aud Promptly Executed at shis oniso'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-16

He is a comical thief who takes things
cheerfully.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-10

.Sl0rHost odhaleni pametnych desk
basniku uGenci Prayoslavu Koubkovi,
spisovateli Norlitkoyi pevci Strakate
mu Bfeznici Blaine konana dne
II Il Is zati. Slavnost tn m6a svou his
tori, a sice skan nialni historii jelikoz &C
k mestska rada blatenska spIsobem
az osklivost vzbuzui icim oslav6 nelzdarn6i
sich rodakG blatenskJch sc opfela. Kou
bek, jeden nelznamenit6isich basniki
ceskych professor reel n iteratury ces,
Ike ma sysokych skolach prazskych nepozi
val pry Blaine zadne vaznosti Vorli-
eek pilny pfekladatel poskych romann,
.emuz tisic tisice Cech6 neiuslechtieisi
zabavu dekuie, nem6l pry meste take
zadnou reputaci; konecne treti slovItny
hudebni skladatel Strakaty, provinil Sc
tim, 2e ma syna, ktery SO hlasi k mlado-
eechdm ktery co advokat iedne phi
mesta vrchnosti, mestu mnoho tisic za
choval. Proto musela hlavni cast slav
nosti odbyvana byti Bfezuici, kdezto
zasazeni pam6tnich desk ma rodne domky
oslavencI, cd DIR. Strakateho v6novanych
vykonano Blaine. Pri tom sc ale ukaza
10, re mestka rada blatenska kocourkov-
skym kouskem svym osamocena, opustena
Jest od vseho fadneho vlasteneckehs
obcanstva. Blatna, co neihoinesim uca-
stenstvim slavnosti odhaleni pamet-
nich desk pokarala, jak IN. t. pravi,
sve zastupitelstvo nepravdy, obba{5%s
svou cest narodni, odsoudia sosacfyf
svych nahodilych zastupca, kratce Blat
ma uGinila svou povnnosf."
Loterie re prospect ndrodntho dtrud
la. Dne Is. zafi dodano bylo vyboru
sboru pro vystavenl narodniho, divadla V
Praze mistodrzitelske povoleni toho smy-
slu, ze Sc loterie poyoluje.
Die planu, jehoz Sc vyneseni to doty-
ka, vyher bude 26o9, nichz 600 zalezet
budc veci od zlata, stfbra drahoka.
md, a sice prvni vyhra Gene 10000 zl..
druha vyhra Gene 5000 zl., tteti vyhra
v Gene 5000 H., ctvrta vyhra Gene 1000
H., dale pet vyher v Gene po 1000 zl., 10
yyher Gene po 500 H., 20 vyhcr Gene
/ po $50 zl., 80 vyherv Gene po 100 zl., 40
vJher v Gene po so zl., 500 vyher Gene
po 20 zl.. a zbyvajicich 20o0 vyher zale-
aeti bude re stfibrnych pamatnich peni.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-10

Kdyby p Parsons ncbyl $ temperenc
lafi zajedno, byl by zaliste to prohasil Ma
mist6 pfislnsnem; kdyby Iepublikane o
kresu Cnyahoga, ncbo ii, ktefi zdeisi ro-
publikany zastupuii, nebyli s temperenc-
lafskou hav6ti ,.olesanc", byli by V kon-
.yentu nebo ratifkaGnim shromazd6ni
Temperament clanek republikanskG plat
formy zamitl.
Ny, jak isme jiz pred tim Pokroku
uGni'i. piiznavame, ze kongres, do ne
hoz Parsons vetfiti SO hledi, nem1ze tenn
perenclaiskou otazku vyfizovai Ale ma
to krajany sv6 upozornuiemc, &c budeli
zyolen V tomto dstriktu kanddat. kter}
navr2en byl ktery trva ma tempe
renGni pl!a forme, ze ten di-
stri kt pro rcren t. j. h a V
ne donucov zakony sc pro-
b Il 81. Zde .ide pfedevsim to, aby-
chom temperenclafdm iuko z .Iara .ukaza-
zali, &c my zde name vGtSinu, &c my dos
tt zrall jsme statecni, ahychom tanati
ky pok,ytci, ncpfately ptist fhovalc6 Il
pntitansky mi pambickaii boi podstoupi-
Ii, V nGmz my po tfeti, die pfisloy do ire
tice yseho dobreho, chceme zviteziti.
A iudiz dobrym svtdomim prohasu.
iene, ze ien sibal nebo hlnpec aneb roy
mrzelcc. htery svou osobu y.,<s,e stavi O.
becnich zajmi pro Parsonsc mhze praco-
vati hiasovati,
Y tomto politick6m zapase pfestavaji
zerty pfestavaji vselikerG ohledy. Zde
plaii: bud Parsons, bud Payne. Kdo
jde pro Parsonse, proftesuje Sc at veto-
meat nevedomG ma zalezitosti svobo-
dy, na zalezitc ii p o C til vo s ii, M III
lezitosti vi aste ectvi, prohfesnie Sc
neicn ma tomto distriktu, ieiz Parsons no
minaci svoii zneuctiva. ale na teto zemi,
alo sam ma sobe, ielikoz muzov6 iako
Parsons, dosahnou-li tentokrate v kon
grese vetsiuy, mnohem bezohlednei, ne
stydatGji sk6dntii fad't budou. nez ii
nili ttfsad
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-10
H. II. Payne
jest..pravym kandidatcm | d IL.
Nektcri sibaIOve, jenz "a dobry

Nektcri sibaIOve, jenz IA dobry
plat ostudu horli,c pracuii pro Parson-
Sc, dokazuii .meci Gcskymi volic, 20 navr
zeneo repubIikansAy temperenclafi mic
spolecneho nema. My ale Sc vsim dIra-
zem pravime, &c Parsons jest $ temperenc
lafi Spleen, chceme tvrzeni sve oda-
vodniti nasledovne
Plattorma republikanI tohoto statu
j Q temperenclafska, comz neni ne.
mhze byti neislabsi pochy bnost.
Zdcisi republikansky konvent, scsedsi
Sc, ably navrhnul do kongresu poslance a
kandidaty do iifadd okresnich Ii hra-
di sc prot temperenenimu clanku stat
nj platformy.
Navrzeny kandidat Parsons neohradiI
SO rovnez proti tomu clanku, ba zachova :
va n6m Clcvelande hluboke mlceni,
kdczto mistech tempercncnich zfejme
temperenclafim chvalofeci.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-10

data repubikand p. Parsonse, Devtt re-
publkand vazcnych obcani mesta Wy
dalo k republikanim tohoto distriktu
provolani, nemz .je vyzyvaji, ably Par
sonse, ktery jest muz nehodny, nevolili,
ale "a to hlasy sve p. ii. b. Paynoyi dali,
ktery Jest hoden dhvery obcanstva mi
re svrchovane. Republikani ii isou: J.
Ingersoll, II. +. Payne (soudce), S. M.
Carpenter, G.. G. Carlton, Dudley Bald
win, Gustav Shmidt, NJ G. Younglove,
Proctor Thayer, Fred. S. Smith.
Jmenovant panove dovolavaji Sc re-
cenem provolani usudku dvou vazenych
a spolehlivych republikanskych cosopisd,
a sice ,,Cincinnatske Gazetty"a ,,Indiano-
poliskeho Journalu'. Dale uvadi ntm
doslovne dopis washingtonskeho dopiso-
vatele prvne jmenovaneho casopisu, gen.
Boyntona, datovany dne 26. zafi. O ge
neralovi Boyntonovi Sc Vi, &c jest muz
nejen velmi schopny, ale pocestny, pfimy
a odkryvani korupce washintonske
ncohrozeny; zc ma pfistupu do vsech
kruhd politickych a tudiz snadno spole-
Hive zpravy opatfiti 81 mdze; konecne ze
Jest postrachem lobbyistf, darebnych IL
fednikG, nepoctivych poslanc1 a podobne
havete. V zminenem dopise lici gen
Boynton veliky dzas washingtonskych
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-10
Salary-grabb. DGiiny SpoienYch

Salary-grabb. Dtiiny SpoienYch
stati nezaznamenavaii hane hntisiho I'll
kona, nezli jest omen republikdnskyrn
kongresem loni pfiiaty a obecne imencm
Salary-grabblaw znamy. Zakoncm tim
81 poslanci naroda icdnodnse sv6 sluzne
o diva tisice zvysil sice neien "a budou-
ci sluzby ale IN minute; zvysili 81 tedy
sluzn6 nazpGt, dali 81 vyplatiti pepizc,
kter6 Jim die prava zakona nikterak
nenalezely. Veskere slusne casopisectvo
pozvedlo hlasu sv6ho prot tax ncslycha-
ne nestoudnemu darebact,i, jez bez okol-
ku primo kra d ez ano loupezi
nazvdno. Tehdy zafikali Sc Gasopisove,
ze zadneho 2 tech, .ienz pro zakon ten
hlasovali, nehudou podporoyati. kdyby
sc epGt Trad dGvGu lidu uchazel
vyzyvali voice, ably 81 ~ ,,nestydy zlo-
dtje" hluboko vryli do pantt, tax aby
kandidatdm, ktefi sc salary-grabbem
zneuctili, pfi piileztosti ma misto hlasu
mobi dat dirazny kick.
Pan Parsons neien 5e pro ten zakon
hlasova, ale zl"d{sky pftplatek shrab-
nul pokladnt spolkovc, po pfkladu j.
nych iei nevritil. On oil /. bfc2na az do
odvolani zakona toho dial i ,tliatiti na
miste 5000 dollard : 300
Jiz tento iedny slu TEX moi by vaziti
prot zvoleni Parsonsc dvsti. EoliGoyG
nesmi dati hlasd svych salary -grabbyisto-
vi, nechtili sebc sama anenctiti. Ncbof
voliti "a poslance cloveka, ktery timto
zlodtjstyim, ktere tim ohavntis trestu-
hodntjsi jest, jclikoz bylo spacbano pred
zrakem celeho naroda, ruce 81 pcspinil.
Jest tolik jako schvaleni toho zlod6jstvi Il
povzbuzeni poslanca k setrvani ma draze
nepoctivosti, hrabivosti drancovani ma
roda.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-10

= a pobyt@ etSafe Prazc. Ma
stavbu narodniho divadla Praze daro
val csaf "a sveho pobyta Praze 5000
ZlatVch-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-10
CisIO 4S.

ri po ) H., TAX ze vesker6 vyhry dohro
mady Gini cenu 10000 ii. Tim opravu
.ie Sc zarove1 omyl, .ienz do nekter5ch lis
t6 zdeisich Sc vloudil, ze "a 1 yJhru u.
stanoven dam prazsky "a 2. thru vii
la poblize Prahy. Vyhry ty TO pGvodn6
pldnu poiisttne musily jnylni nabrazeny
byti, iesto v6cr6 loterie 2 vyher podob
nych zaleleti nesmeji.
j. T. Esaf ydal po SVEN odiezdu zPra
ny nasledujici vlastnorutni list: ,,MilJ:
svobodny pane Weberu! Po cas- Ne
cesty Mym milovai,ym kralovstvim Ces-
kym, jakoz po cas- Meho pobytu Mem
zemskem hlaynim m tie Praze snazilo sc
,esker6 obyvatelstvo V sechetne horli-
vost;, aby Nine ro-n6z krasne iako srdec
ne uvitani pfipravilo. Radostne pohnut
TEX cetnJ mi spovzndselicimi dGkazy yer
no5ti oddanosti, narizui Van, abystc
Mole nciuplneisi vdtcne uznan "a to
obecnou znamost uvedl. - V Brandy
sc, dne 3. zafi 1874 Frantisek Josef y. r,
Zddost "a r0ntoprdcnOSt jazyhOc0H
aa uniccrS;ts. Phi audienci, kterou mel
u cisafe pan DIR. Trojan, ptipomenul 'tyz
nejprve petici, jiz sv6ho casu We Vidni
,,imenem 500 doktoriv ,sech takult elsa
fovi podal," pax ito, ,jak touzebne cely
narod ocekava splneni te vrouci zadosti
pilne potfeby, on narod cesky nema do
sud ami Jedineho podobneho 1stavu pro
pfirozenG vyssi vzd6lani, nenaleza zad-
nych pomIcek pro takove dusevni po-
vzneseni vdbec pfi neiusilovntjsi snaze
sve nikde po cclem Siren svtt6, pokud
iich nenachazi nasi staroslavne Praze."
Cisaf vyslysev zadost imenem vsech ces-
kych doktor1 iejch deputace pfcdneSe-
non, opakoval slib, ze zalezitost tu bude
podporovati sel Ike stolku ucnil ma pa
PR tam lezici vlastnoruCni zaznamenani.
Royuoprdcuost no skoldch moror
skych. Zeme molavska vydrzuie pro-
stfedki svych nasleduiici stfedni skoly:
1. Vyssi REALM skoly Y JihlavG, Prostto-
We Znoime; III, Ni2si REALM Skoy
IInstopeti, Rymafov6, Sternbergu Tel
ci Ill. Realn6 gymnasia UnGov6
Samberku; dale bude Prosteiove otev-
zen ). 6. rocnik ruku 1874 = - a ze
tento rok pribude k temto 5kolam jestt
nizsi realka Novem Jicine. Ze vsech
t6chto skol jest !iedind Gtska to jest real
ka Telecka; ostatni isou veskrze n6mecke
ba neni ma nich druhy zemsky iazyk -
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val cisaf "a sveho pobyta Praze 5000
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Slavic prohasila sc delsim clanku
rozhodnG prot Paronsoyi, poklddajic iei
IN nehodnGho zastupce naseho distriktu.
Zadny slusny list V zelni nepodporuie to-
no kandidata, ale naopak ty nejvazen6isi,
ncictihodneisi casopisoye prot nemu Sc
vyslovili.