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The Portland daily press., 1876-04-01

IT is the Nation which rises to remark
that: The shortcoming of the Democrats
lies in the absence of a proper sense of re-
sponsibility for the manner in which the Gov
ernment is carried on. They have the power
to find fault and to cut down the appropria
tions, but they will escape the responsibility
which ought to result from vexatious criti.
cism or reckless economy-for there is such
thing as reckless economy as well as reckless
extravaganza. They have made curious
and fragrant display of it in their attempt to
diminish salaries and to reduce the number
and pay of consuls and diplomatic agents.
The ignorant impetuosity displayed in
this latter case was Well shown up by
one of their own membership. Hewitt
-and it would hardly have been dis.
played by any party actually charged
with the administration of the Government
Their object Is to tickle the imagination OF
the masses during the next six months with
an appearance of frugality anu simplicity
About the effect on the service and on Amer
ican commerce, as it will not show itself for
year or two, they care nothing, because they
will not at best have charge of it for a year
two. The onslaught on the salaries of the
Government employees and the proposal to
reduce some of the bureaux of the depart
ments without any consultation With
the Secretaries and apparently without
caring in the least what the result will
be to the service, is another striking H.
Illustration of the kind of madness which
comes from giving men the power of med
ding with business without making them IL
able to be called on at once to conduct it
themselves. n y
The whole country has been watch
ing the House eagerly for four months for
signs of what we should gain by putting a
Democratic Administration in power, and
bas been treated to little but displays of
what it is no exaggeration to call spirit OF
mischief.
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-01

The Democrats in the House persevere in
their contemplate practice of publishing tes-
timony against public officers before the ac-
cused men have an opportunity to appear in
their own behalf. The latest instance in
point is afforded by the Hanscom charges.
Mr. Hanscom claims that he will, under oath,
give full and sufficient explanation of the
affair as soon as he is allowed hearing by
the committee. 1t is believed that his share
in the transaction was in no sense improper
or irregular, that the claim in question was
a just one, and that no payment to him in
connection with it was made, offered or sug-
gested.
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-01

COMMODORE SCHUFELDT has brought his
style cap for the sailors in the Navy, and has
hit upon an affair, neat but not gaudy, of
which the Scotch cap is the basis. The cap
has white star on each side, bears the name
OF the ship in gilt letters on the front, has all
the modern Improvements in ventilation in
the top, and "tie-back" in the shape CT
white ribbon with flowing ends.
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-01

THE friends of the proposed railroad from
Wiscasset to Quebec had very agreeable
season at Augusta Thursday. The talk was
very enthusiastic, hopeful and all that. We
wish them all manner of success but it strikes
us that practical Ira Sturgis must have
thrown q GOODNESS over the Augusta portion of
the meeting when he remarked that the first
step was for Augusta to loan its credit for
100000 to start the enterprise. The fact is
people amt quite SO willing to vote railroad
aid as they were.
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-01

THE reappointment of John T. Anderson
Esq. for Railroad Commissioner is one emf
nently fit to be made. A professional rail-
road engineer of many years experience who
has always taken deep interest in the prog
ress of the science of railroading, possessed of
we'll balanced mind, and, withal man of
thorough integrity, he is an element of
strength to the board where he is justly es-
teemed True, Mr.. Anderson is Democrat; !;
but he has given so much of his time to rail-
road studies that he hasn't had opportunity
to fully realize the incongruty of such man
as himself being member Of that party.
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-01

THE papers generally hold to the view
tons is very favorable to Mr.. Blaine. The
New York Tribune calls the day Blaine's day,
and thinks that the second choice of Penn
syvania, Ohio and Vermont is the ex speak
er. As neither Hantranft nor Hayes has any
chance "the Maine candidate is left to gath
up the chestnuts after the others have shak-
en- the tree''.
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-01

IT is Senator Morrill, of Vermont who in
dulges in the following remarks pertinent to
Democratic retrenchment:
House of Representatives where northern
Democrats are mainly excluded by their speak
er from the lead on com mmittees, aud where ex-
Confederate officers low hold the dominating
influence, cannot be expected to act with ex-
alted ideas of patriotism; but, solely inspired,
as it would seem, with the purpose to rule the
government they so basely sought to ruin, the
measures proposed under the plausible suise OF
reform may be SO gaunt aud grotesque as to
raise painful doubt whether or not the real
design NAV uot bp to grippe the ordinary ad-
mlE'stration of the gov-rOmeu', aud to pro
duce at length lmbec,i'y 10y slow starva'iou.
SUme better return for amnesty might possibly
have been exhibited Ever since the close OF
the war every Republican Congress has 80
late y reduced by many Millions the anuuat ex-
Deditures of the government, aud III no equal
portion of our history for a halt of century
has the percentage of losses been so small by
defalcatiOn in the collection OF customs and
internal revenue as in the terms of Lincoln and
Grant. All lust and reasonable curt4lmets of
expenditures, however, should be eagerly ac-
copied, whether coming rom unusual aud
reckless quarters or otherwise, buc absolute
public necessities should pot be left unpro-
vided for even though the Democratic party
E.ver more needed to talk lou lily OF economy,
credited as il is everywhere with so little, and
10 that little nowhere holding any valid title.
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-01

M. THEIRS has been giving good advice to
the members of the Left in the French cham
bers. He warns them to be very careful
what they do, and says: "The third Republic
is the last that France will see. 1t will be
deinitive if you act wisely: but if you upset
it by your rashness or impudence, there will
be no chance for another"
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-01

Brussels has the largest ice house in the
world The roof covers an area of $4,000 feet !;
the walls are double aud filled with moss an
sawdust There are nine separate ice cham
bers each of 10000 cubic feet capacity. Tbere
are galleries for storing meat in hot weather
capable of holding 1000 quarters. million
tons of ice have been stored lL the building at
one time
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-01

THE men who are actively at work against
Secretary Bristow are, detective who failed
to be appointed chief of the government Sc
cret service force, dismissed army and rev.
enue officer, and an old Washington detec-
tive. They appear to have secured the sup
port of the Arqus.
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-01

IT appears by the Hartford Courant that
river navigators are indebted to one of Ohio's
prominent statesmen for an improvement in
ferry boats. 1t quotes from the Massachu-
setts Spy of July Sd, 1906. The account has
it that San old boatman of Ohio named
Allen" on the 22d of May in that year, began
the use of novel machine for ferry boat mo-
ton that he himself designed. A rope reach
ing from shore to shore was wound round a
wheel in the boat At the word of the cap
tain Allen would "rise up" and turn the
crank to move the wheel and thereupon the
boat would cross the stream. That was only
seventy years ago, but it is a suggestive anec-
dote as showing how the great Ohioan even
up to middle life retained an active mind in
spite of DR.. Boards theory that no body is
good for anything after thirty-five. The
identity of ''Old Allen'' and sold Bill Allen"
is not absolutely assured, but in the nature
of things it seems safe to assume that the two
were one,
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-01
THE PRESS.
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL. 1, 1875

We DO notread anonymous letters and communi-
cations. The name and address of the writer in
sl cases indispensable necessarily TOR publication
but as a guaranty q good faith
We cannot undertake to return or reserve commu-
nications that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-01

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with cara certificate countersigned by Stanley T.
Pulen' Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers VIII confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials OF every person claiming represent
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-01
WOULD sOT BE WITHOUT
vEGETINE
FOR TEN TruEs ITS COST.

The great benefit have received from the use of
vEGETINE induces me to give my testimony in its
favor believe 1t not only great value for restor-
ing the halth but preventive Of diseases peculiar to
the spring and summer seasons.
would not be without it for ten times it's cost,
EDWARD TILDEN.
Attorney and General Agent Massachusetts of the
Sraftsmen's Life Assurance Company, No. 80 Sears
Building, Boston, Mass. -
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-01

@PpoaioN III 'no ASianuc IN 1873. 1t was the last
story he wrote and did not receive his final re-
vision. On this account it is of peculiar inter-
est to those who care to get an insight iu to the
methods of his working-and who of us is not
thankful for the slghtes: opportunity?
The present volume needs no commsndation
fori neatness and typographical beauty. A
complete edition OF Hawthorn in the Little
Classic form will be especially sought for pri-
vats libraries.
Notes.
Mr. Hallam Tennyson, son Of the poet, hs,
appeared successfully in England as lecture
upon Shakespeare.
Mr. Swinburne has just finished poem
called "The Last Oracle" which is critically
described as daring" work
"The American Ssuator," a new story by
Mr. Antheny Trollope, viii be published in the
Temple Bar. The scene of the tale viii be
laid in England.
One good at least has come for him out Of Da-
mas peculiar treatment BY congress His
Two Years Before the Most" is having large
sale ust now all over the country.
Osgood and Co. find the Little Classic
style Of book SO acceptable to the public, that
they will soon begin the issue of Emersen's
works in this attractive form, and win hosts of
new readers by il. ...
Messrs. T. d. Peterson & Brothers will short
" publish in one large volume Mrs South
worth's "Ishmael; or In the Depths" which
the admirers of that authors works are pretty
well agreed in thinking her best novel.
The novelist Ouida is 10 Florence and may
any day be seen driving very fast, with her
horses belled and feathered in Italian style,
and she lives mile or two ont of town in one
OF the most celebrated villas of Tuscany, shut
in beautiful gardens, where little later in the
season she gives garden parties.
The London Academy says of Mr. Thomas
Bailey Aldrich's article upon "The Legend of
Ara Celi," in the March Dumber of the Atlanr
tic Monthly, that it "has the easy, thorough
workmanship which is getting to be comnoner
in American than in English poetry, with
rather more distinct and solid subject than
usual"
"rhe Progress of Science" is the title of
small volume announced by D. Appleton &
Co 1t is written by Miss Arabela B. Buck
ley formerly Sir Charles Lyelps private sec.
retary, and PROCESSES to give a comprehensive
history Ut natural.s aence and the progress of
scientific discovery from the timeof the Greeks
to our own day.
Men, like planets, have both a visible aud an
Invisible history. The astronomer threads the
darkness with strict deduction, accou citing so
for every visible arc ia the wanderers orbit; !;
and the narrator Of human actions, If he did his
work with the same completeness, would have
to thread the hidden pathways of feeling and
thought which lead up to every moment OF ac-
ton, and to those moments of intense suffer
ing which take the quality of action-liJke the
copy of Prometheus, whose chained anguish
seems greater energy than the sea aud sly
be invokes and the deity he defes. George
Eliot in"DdnieL Deronda %
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-01
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The Portland daily press., 1876-04-01

IT is Senator Morrill, of Vermont who in
dulges in the following remarks pertinent to
Democratic retrepchment:
The Portland daily press., 1876-04-01
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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19

Jake nesmysly dali 81 psati americk6
6asopisy Cesich, vidime Chicago Tri.
bune (vlastne re Svornosti, kteraz Tri
buny zpravu tn vytahla.) Cteme tam:
Minute soboty bylo ma vych. 2. nj. v
Noytm lorku neobyeeine a podivne po-
divani, jehoz bylo ma tisice lidi svedky.
Byl to privod 32 mladych pare6kd. ve
sm6s teskem narodnim stenokroii ode
nych Muzi NELL kratk6 bohat6 vysiva.
ne kazajky, dtvcata bile sukne, cervene
kazaiky modr6 sametove cepicky vysi-
vane zlatem a stfibrem. Prdvodu tomu
te.e kra6el katolicky prelat plnem
rouchu. Brali Sc ulici Essex a Broome
do sine ma teze ulici, v niz tech 80 parkH
bylo pfislusnJmi obfady oddano. Den
tento byl pry zvlast6 tomu ustanoveny
rodici pfibuznymi, ably slavnost byla o.
kazalelSi nadchnu'a novomanzely dctou
a vaznosti k stavu manzelskemu, Jake
pry to byva Cechach. Podivna byla
pri slavnosti te okolnost, re nemaiice tu
zadn6ho kneze, ktery by je oddal Geskt
reel, spoiili Sc zenichov6 a zaplatili Ultra
ty cestoyne sv6mu biskupu ND Havlieko
vi (!9 z Prahy, ktereho ST obiednali sem
pres more, ably svatbu tuto vykonal. Dirt
ha zaiimayost pfi tom Jest, ze bylo tech
parkd pGvodne 33, ielikoz pr5 ale Cecho
We poyazuii cislo 33 "a nestastne, musel
ieden parek losem vytazeny zdstati poza
dn odbyti 81 svatbu tento tyden. PC
obfadu podavalo Sc hostdm chleba soil
Msto ibani vedli pfibuzni hlasity nafek
Tolik americkY zpravodaj. Co to vlastn'
bylo neb znamenalo dozyime Sc bezpo
chyby n. Y. Listt.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19

PryGs pOverou. znaGl tol TX
iako pry6 s ma bo ozenstv m.
Kdo y6fi V bozstvi Kristovo neni mensi
pov6rec nez omen, ktery vefi zazratnou
silu ostatkd svatych auebo - bludi6ky.
kazia rama prot pov6fe mitena zasahne
nabozeustvi proto Jest arcbiskup can
terbursky MIN vsichni bfchopasci :
cirkcvnci tax poplasen. Nov6ra ohro-
znje poyeru a zniceni pov6ry jest usmrce
nj nabozenstvi, Pry6 pov6rou, a az te
Sc zbavime, zade nabozenstvi samo SO
bon. Nevera tonu rozumi.
Zrcadla starych byla rozli6ne
ho kovu. Cicero pfipisuIe vynaez Aesku
lapov. Moiti5 cini We sv6 druhe knize
zminku zrcadlech zidovSkych zen. s pc
titku uhlazene zelezo Gin sIuzbu urea
del zastaraly, Ia tasu Pompela ale stfi
Lrna zrcadla dc Rima pfinaseI. Cd Ri
man6 nautili Sc GALORE ie znati, neb '
hrobech starych krald vddcG Sc mnohi
nalezaii. | Pafizi iestt pred -. stoletn
takovJch zrcadel pottebovali. az KIN kon
ci kfizack}ch valek sklen6na zrcadla II
vedli rravi, ze prvni zrcadlo nyneisih
zpGsobu mest6 Sidonu shotoveno bylo
BenatGane pax pouzivse toho taiemstvi
by prvni ktefi dllnu ma zrcadla zalozili
Prvni dina zrcadlova We Francii byla
1865 cd ministra Roberta Tours la vi
lie blize Cherbourgu Normandii zalo
: zena.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19

ncitili pcplach valecni neiprve We Wall
street (kde bursa Sc nachazi.) V sale
zlat6m bylo vsecko nesmirnem roztiIe
nj. Vyiev, kteryz Sc tu odehraval, ne
ma od let sob6 rovneho Zlato zaGalo E
1924 vystoupilo az ma 114l. PAX
skleso na 112 a koisalo mezi 112 Ill
Tez iin6 cenn6 papiry stoupaly nebo kle-
sally.
Y Chicago t6mef rozumem Sc minnli
nasledkem stoupani cen psenice. Obili
to stouplo ze 110 brzku ma 1l6 a z6sta
10 ma l1j.
Trzi>tc jest Zimniene rOxcchye-
ne uasledkena pOvesfi yaiecnseh.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19

- M}dIo Eureka nalezi k nelobli
bentjslm mydldm tohcto mesta. X dosta
nj Il Adam Duncana, G. 2. Eaglestr 20
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19

Vybor spoil. Perun timto oznamuie
vsem TEN jenz zavazek tomnto spolku
podepsali ma dale fadnymi 1dy spolku
zdstati mini by Sc do schhze dne %.
filna s. hod. vecer dostavili. I'll ienz
SO nedostavi spolkovemu pozadayku
nevyhovi, povazovani budou "a vylones
-aa24 Jmenem vyboru spoil. Perun
g H a, Ed. Vopalsokf 6aj
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19

Archbishop canterbursky Anglicku,
hlavni cirkevnik te zemi, pravil tyto
dny, ze "a nasich dnI neni cirkvim co
ednati poverou, ale neve ero U.
Ten pan Jest hrozne naivni. Cirkvi IA
lezelo cd jakziva ma sfeni povery, ieil
odstraneni neslo j nikdy. VAdyt kazdy
pokus zmirneni nefkuli zniceni povery
kacetovan co nejhrozneisi bezboznost a
bojovnici prot povtfe byli pranyfovani
mrskani, muteni, zalafovani a usmrcova
nj me6em provazem nejcasteii ma
hranic. Nevera Cd jakziva boiovala prot
povefe potlacila j V n6kolika zemlch
nekolika spolecenskych vrstvach A to
prave znepokoiuie vysoke cirkevniky
katde sekty, nebof povera jest jejich ii.
votnim zfidlem kdo 10 ucpc, ten zafal
smrtici ranu nejen pov6fe ale cirkvim a
nAbozenstvi v6bec. Jet nabozeustvi po-
vArou, jen ze 10 TAX nAktef ramenafi
kompromislefi necht imenovati, ze
strachu, ably cirkev ie neustvala.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19
DDttHt WHy.
CleyciantI%ky trh.

Obdnt rhy.
CievcIandsl<y trh.
Nasleduiici ceny vztahuji Sc k prode
jGm We velkem:
Psenice, tervena els. /. : 12O; els. l.
$1.C9.
Kuk1Fice. vice michana j4 ct6; meme
michana 81 ctf.
Oces:. starry els. /. 40 cth; 6is. 2. 81 ctd;
novy els. 80 eta; billy ctG; no
w neilepsi cis. l. 81 eta.
Zito. els. 2. cd 60 - IS eta.
JeGmen:
Zitad m0uha: nudl ! 4.50 - 4.60.
Nouka btid: XXX s 100; timber Xxx
$3.50; els. 1. 6ervene prenice
XXX 5 6.25; Akron City mills 1925
Gervena Xxx Amber s 800 = 500
cervena X 5 LOO - 4.5O; z jarni pse
nice 500 =. 700;Star mills bila
$3.50.
Pohankocd mouka: s $50 - 80.
hrmico: hrube otruby S 1900; hruby
chiddings s 400; druha tfida
jennie : 1900; zcela jennie s 1900;
venkovske drnhy loo = 200 la
cineji.
Se,sO: 10 = 1900 tuna 70 velkem; pfi
mensich koupich prodeiich 13 -
1900 prairske S - 900, We velkem
8 1000; phi meuSich prodeich a
koupich slozena slama 8 = 1000.
New-YOrsky trh.
| Baclaa.. Ii 9 sesnactin - 1Ia.
Noatka: els. 2. S 2.75 : 800 superfine
s $50 - 4.50; p6kna $500 -
$50; bia extra { 5.35- 7.50 zvlast
nj ohioska 8 4.80 - 6.75; st. Louis
S5.00-8.50; patentovana minnesott
ska 5 6.57- $50; zitna s 4,75 : $50
kukufi6na 5 2.G0 = $50,
Pyentce: jarni els. ! 1,21; cis. 2.
milwaukee, 3 1.15; 6ervena zapadni
- zimni s 1.05; michiganska bila
1.25 - 130 - cis.; chicagska sta
ra 3 1.12.
Tito: move S5 - 80 ctI; zapadni 7O-S0.
./etmen: canadsky, els. 2. $1.O0- 1.O5.
Rukufice: michana zapadni 5li 57I;
bila zapadni 56a - 50 ctd.
Ores: michanY zapadni 37l = As; baf
42 - SO ct1.
Cincimssatsl1y trh.
Ba0t,aa: rnidlling ia ctd.
Nouka. family s 500 = 5.25.
Pgensce. Gervena s 0.9O - LOB.
Kukufsce: 46 - AT ctH.
Tito. move 65 - IS.
Ones. 30 - 80 cti. d
.Jecnneu. 90 49, q6 eta.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19
PivovareGnici
Schmidt L. Hoffman,
lEnst Clnvnlanh o.
East Cleveland, o. J

E Vafi velmi dobre5- q ttacfne pivo,
ktere 81 vsech Cechi ueilepsi nejv6t
81 oblibenosti ziskalo, tudiz neni potfebi,
sc zvlast odporucovati 44-44
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19

Chhodntsi zvife nez neivyse postaye
ny a neivice tady ozdobeny dyofan Jest
ieden novofundlandsky pes Toronto. Pes
ten Jest tfinacte let star bezzuby; ma
sii ma til medaje zaveSeny, kterez OBJ
drzel "a odm6nu "a zachraneni tri lid :
skfch zivot1. J5ou generalove, ichz
prsa Sc lesknou cetnymi medajlemi a
kfizky a zaG! Ia to ze sami lie ma sta
ale ma tisice zivotd lidskych zahubiii.
Ten novofundandsky pes ma cov66en-
stvo tisickrate vetsi zasluhu, nez tisic We
valkach vrazdivosti proslulych generald
Elhle nema tvafl
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19
NOtiCky.

Papez vyjadtil Sc, ze 81 nepFeie, ably
span6lsti poutnic, kteri ptichazi, ably 81
cd neho dali pozehnati, dotykali Sc o
slovenich svych otazky snaseliyosti, kite
ra1 prav6 touto dobou We Span6lsku
vsechny mysle zam6stnava, = Radi v6-
time, ze papez nerad slysi snaselivosi.
Ia v6c byla papezdm fimskym cd iakzi-
va trnem o6ich Kdyby papez, jakby
Sc ma hlavu kfestanstya a 6loveka mra
voucitelstvim Sc zabyvaiiciho sluselo, snd
selivosti nabozenske pfal rekl by ten
poutnikim span6lskym, ze usiloyani io-
itch klerikald zpatecn XII 0 obnoven
stare nesnaselivosti Jest iak posetilost
tax surovym nasilim, kterez nesrovnav'
Sc sc slovy Pisma.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19
humboldt "A CrotOn

hostinec, Doafaie. ze kraan moi iakoz
prv6 pfizeh svou mi v6nuii, znamenam Sc
uctou FIR. Payer.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19

Panorama V sobotu vecer bude
sini Peruna pan j. Slapnicka pomoci
kouzeln6 svitilny vytvofovati krasn6 obra
zy, predstavuici kraiiny, m6sta, historic
Ike deic, podoby slavnych mu41 zertov
ne vyjevy. Vzacn6 panorama to poskyt-
ne neien pfijemnou zabavu ale pouceni
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V elky prod. cd. ej
bot q StreviCu.
65 Woodland Ave.
ma rohu ul. Ohio.

ma rOhu vi. Ohio. Ef0H
Dochazi mas q zarcveG ku brodeii ma
bizime velikou zasobu jarnfho zbozi nej.
rozmaniteisi jakosti mody "a ceny mno.
hem nizs, nez kterykoliv obuvni kram v
mestc nabfzeti m6zc.
JAN SRP co nejochotn6ji hbite sve
stare mnoho novych pfatel LEVINE OBJ
slouzi. sfflaeq q ait1 6
VIM. K0Isnalstl. i
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19

Bohaty pozemkat kalitornsky me
steoku Anaheimu dal chudeho tIov6ka 5
Getnou rodinou. kteryz mu 6inzi zaplatiti
nemohl, vyhoJiti domu. Nebohy chu-
das pomstil Sc mu tim. ze dovleknuy Sc
do nadherneho pfibytku ieho, zemfel tam
ma - nestoyice. Bohatec dial pc smrti
chudasove cely ddm rabytkem 8pali-
ii. Tato pomsta ma do sebe cosi basnic
keho. Ptipominame 81 Walleuroda ane
bo divku saragosskou.