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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-05-11

accidents to the number of passenger trains
was 1 to 1894, and to that of goods trains
to 1890.
The budget of Senior Sallivera, the
Spanish minister of finance, does not appear
v encouraging. He estimates the reYe-
nue. for the financial year at 6S3, 100000 pes
etos, or $126,OOO,OOO, and the expenditures
at 654, 100000 pesetos, or $t30,SO0,0OO. As
Spain has a yearly deficit of from $25,0OO,-
600 to $jO,OOO,O0O, SaIlivera will probably
find mis- estimated deficit for the present
year far out of the way, especially as money
has to be raised in unknown quantities to
carry on the war in Cuba. The expenses of
public worship alone, for this year, as an
nounced by the royal decree last January,
are SOB, 762 200. Senior Sallivera, however,
proposes to cut down the salaries of the
clergy as well as those of certain civil func-
tiOnaries, measure which will, doubtless,
meet with opposition. Spain's total debt is
estimated at nearly $2,OOOOOO,OO0.
The London Times, the Lancet, and
other English journals appear to be really
alarmed about the continued approach of the
plague. The disease. has been absent from
England and the continent of Europe for
more than $50 years, and from its once IA
vorite haunts in Egypt, Syria, and MesoPO-
tamia for about 40 years. During the last
two years, the disease has appeared now and
again in villages on the lower Euphrates,
and it has now broken out at IIillah, and
several severe cases have occurred at Bag
dad. The recent outbreaks have shown no
diminution of the old virulence, and in the
opinion of the Times there can be little
doubt, when the present state of commercial
communication is considered, that the mala-
dy may soon be conveyed from Bagdad to
the Levant. From the Levant it might be
easily passed to Europe, and even to the
shore of England. The plague was last prev
alent in Bagdad in 1896, and tits believed
that between the 2Sth of March and the Goth
of April, 1881, not less than 10000 person:
| fell victims to the disease among a popula
ton estimated at a 10000.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-05-11
FOREIGN.

The plague in Mesapotamia is increas-
ing. Since last report there have been Eve
hundred and thirty-three new cases and two
hundred and lightweight deaths.
A dispatch from Barbados says forty
persons have been killed and wounded, and
FIVE thousand prisoners taken. Rioting is
suspended, but the position is threatening.
Confidence in the government is entirely
gone.
The statistical Office of the German
railway lines has published the returns of
the accidents which happened during the
year 1875 on all German railways except the
Bavarian lines. There were 755 runnings-ofi
the rails and collisions of trains outside, and
1876 runnings-off the rails and collisions
inside the stations, and $50 accidents OF
divers natures by which the regular service
was interrupted. These accidents have
caused the loss of the lives Of 500 persons
1,545 persons were hurt. The proportion Of
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-05-11
ST. Louis and the Cotton Trade.

The ST. Louis papers tell of further
efforts to be put forth by the mercantile
interests Of that city with view tC
enlareing its cotton trade and describe
"new method" Of handling cotton as one
of the agencies to be employed:
It is proposed that on the arrival OF
cotton at warehouses it shall be sub
iected to a rigid inspection after the bag
ging and ties are removed, and two sam
niles drawn from the bale and marked
and numbered to correspond. Compress
sion will Immediately follow inspection,
and one sample will be given to the cot
ton factor and the other carefully sealed
and deposited with the secretary OF the
cotton exchange The cotton thus in
spected, sampled and compressed on ar
rival, will be stored away ready Tor ship
ment promptly to any part OF the world,
while under the present system OF IN
speCtiOn and COMPRISING alter a SAFE j.
made, there is sometimes delay OF seven
to ten DAYS before shipments 90 forward.
For the loss in weight by drying out
after compression, the trade are expected
to agree upon a certain per eenlage per
month which will be establish d ~ the
rule, and cotton will be sold by the
weights on the certificates given after
CON fEes5tDlls lthS LliD i'NA NN.A'1t-E3~
mentioned. or &c advantages Of this
plan, that of lessening the csst Of in
surance is one of the most important.
More than this, all classes Of buyers Will
receive their cotton fully a week earlier
than under the present system, and VIII
also be relieved from the troubles now
experienced to ascertain what portion OF
a lot of cotton is to be rejected. Interior
shiDDers will be promptly informed OF
the exact condition Of their shipments,
and if any bales prove to be fraudulentIIy
packed the planter can be Immediately
advised Of it. Water packed cotton, II
/ promptly examined and picked over on
| arrival, can be saved from serious dam
/ age, while if it remains in the ware
houses, under the present plan. perhaps
! for months before it Is examiner, the
/ damage extends throughout the pale;
/ The compress companies viii be required
to employ competent inspectors, Tor
whose conduct the companies viii be re-
} spOnsible.
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How to Bottle Light

8 Countless accidents, as every one
knows, arise from the use of matches.
To obtain light without employing them,
and SC without the danger of setting
things on FIRE, an ingenious contrivance
is now used by the watchmen of Paris in
all magazines where explosive or inflam-
mable materials are kept. Any one NAV
easily make trial of it. Take an oblong
phial of the whitest and clearest glass,
and put into it a piece of PHOSPHORUS
about the size of pea. Pour some olive
oil, heated to the boiling point upon the
PHOSPHORUS; fill the phial about one
third full aud then cork IS tightly. To
use this novel light, remove the cork,
allowing the air to enter the phial, and
then recork it. The empty space in the
phial7 will become luminous, and the
light obtained will be equal to that of a
lamp. When the light grows dim, its
power can be increased by taking out
the cork and allowing a fresh supply of
air to enter the phial. In winter it is
sometimes necessary to heat the phial
between the hands in order to increase
the huidity of the OIL The apparatus
thus prepared may be used for six
months.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-05-11
EAST.

Farm labOrers in Vermont are engag
ing themselves at fifteen dollars per month
and board, where last year twenty-five dol
lars was paid.
Gov. Rice, of Massachusetts, has We
tOed the bill legaIizing the marriage of Mr..
James Parton with his step daughter on the
ground of uncOnstitutiOnality. As Mr. Par
ton, shortly after the celebration of his Mas
sachusetts Marriage, quietly went over to
New York with the lady and had the cere-
mony performed again, the veto of Gov.
Rice will not interfere with his domestic
happiness.
The New York Herald publishes a list
of church and other property in New York
exempt from taxation. 1t shows that fifty
thousand lots, valued at one hundred and
twenty-six million one hundred and seventy
thousand dollars, pay no tax to the city gov
eminent. The cost of gas to the lamps kept
burning before the churches at the expense
of the city, is fifty thousand dollars. These
figures and facts are grouped as note of
warning on the subject of church taxation,
which threatens at no distant day to be one
OF the leading questions of the great political
parties.
The New York Herald takes a cheerful
view OF the business outlook. 1t thinks the
business prospects of New York are better
now than many have anticipated. There has
been depreciation in the value of property,
but owners of real estate prefer to hold their
investments to selling them at panic prices.
Altogether" says the Herald, eve may feel
that we are to have better year than we
have had for some years past. There is the
centennial as an artificial impulse to help us
as well as our Plucky and well deserving CITY
of Philadelphia. We shall have the election,
also, in its way a stimulus to business activity
and enterprise"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-05-11

SHAKING OF HANDs.-Sydney smith
attempted to classify hand-shakes, diyld =
ing them into the high official, the sePuI-
chTal, the digitory, the shakUs T71st'e''s
and the retentive. The trst was Prac-
ticed by the then Archbishop OF YORK,
:. who Font his body erect. carried your
hand aloft To a level with his chin, and
gave it a rapid, short shake. SF John
Macintosh affected the sepHlchrai, " lay
ing his open band fat on your PALM 70
coldly you were hardly aware Of us con on
tiguity." The digit0ry-ln favor Win
the high clergy-was adopted by Broough-
am, who used TO put forth ms ioTennger
with, How are YOU me stakGS rus
Ec1,s was having . your hand seized as in
an iron grasp, betokening rude health, a
warm heart, and distance from the me
tropolis, but producing a sense OF relief
when your hand is released with the fin
gers unbroken."
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-05-11

DEEP WATER TO THE GULF.-We
have had the pleasure Of meeting Cap
tain John Cowdon, Of Memphis, Tenn,
but formerly a citizen of New Orleans,
who Is here in the interest Of & great
enterprise upon which hc is engaged.
This enterprise contemplate the connec-
ton of the Gulf Of Mexico and Mississippi
river by means of the canal now known
as Harvey's canal, and a series OF bayous
and lakes finally terminating in Barra-
taria bay, which is thirty-seven miles
northwest from Southwest pass. The
captain has devoted much time and labor
70 making necessary surveys and sound
ings on the whole Of the proposed route
and he not only shows that the scheme
Is practical there being 10 engineering
difficulties in the way-but that It has
extraordinary advantages to recommend
it. Indeed, nature has already done the
greater part Of the work, and all that j.
now required Is to assist him.-Ae10 or
leans Times.
NEVER marry a woman with 4 musical
ear; they are tickle. a musical ear can
bedetected easily from the ordinary kind ;
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-05-11

II we look at a disappointment as a
lesson, we soon take the sting Gus of IL
A spider will teach US that. He is
watching for a fly and away the nimble
fellow goes. The spider runs round his
net to see whether there be any holes,
and to mend them with the pious ejacu-
lation of better luck next time"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-05-11

THE Dresdren News insists that Prus-
STA spends too much money on the army
and too little on schools, and says: ain
that kingdom PRUSSIA are to be found
$4,000 children who learn absolutely
nothing, because no masters, not even
bad ones, are provided for them. About
one hundred and fifty thousand pupils
are confded to women, for the most part
ignorant, and to boys, and about two
hundred thousand more are instructed
by. masters of other schools than their
own, when time and circumstances per-
init. II large number of the Prussian
schools it has been found necessary to re-
duce the studies to half day on account
Of$hei%ant of tutors, and the situation
of these institutions becomes worse
daily"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-05-11

\ QUESTION concerning the origin of
the phrase "Black Friday" ELECTS va
riQus answers from correspondents of the
New York Evening Post. 1t was on
Friday, the 8th of June, 1888, that King
james II. sent the seven bishops to the
tower. The day was long called "Black
Friday" by nearly the whole English
nation. Again, the London panic of 1866
was at its height at midday on Friday,
May u, and that day was named 'Black
Friday" by the London Times. Jim
Fisk's " Black Friday" was the last, and
fell in the month of September, 1869
Itmay be worthy of note that the panic
S73 also broke out in the closing days
of September.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-05-11

IT seems that the London financiers
haye played a pretty sharp trick upon
thesP arisian Bourse and have unloaded
immense quantities of English securities
upon :. French capitalists. The English
aPbear to have taken advantage of Mr..
Caves report, of which they first APP
Preciated the significance; and by dex-
trous manipulation the Paris operators
were induced to bite at the gilded bait
offered by their shrewd English rivals.
So enormous were the operations and so
terrible the losses that real distress has
been suffered by those interested, and
an appeal was made to the French gov
erItment to help them out of the scrape.
But President MacMahon and Shis min
listers could do nothing for them, and
loud are the outcries against "perfdious
Albion" This is not the first time that
the English have showed themselves too
smart for their continental rivals.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-05-11


MUKHTAR PAsHA has been badly
whipped in his last attempt to succor
the isbgarrisOn of Niksil1i, and the
fate of those half-starved wretches is
sealed. The Turks have rarely obtained
any advantage in fighting the insurgents
of the western provinces. 1t is a most
difficult country for regular military
6pcrafiois and as the insurgents fight
after the fashion of guerrillas they have
the advantage. The mountains of Her
zcgovina form deep hollows, at the bot
tom of which are frequently found
astFeHms, the banks being in many in
stances 5000 feet nigh. The roads are
mere bridle-paths, and riders have to
dismount going down hill. In many
places only two men can march abreast,
and good sharpshooters, stationed among
the overhanging rocks, can do deadly
work. In certain places, as at Nevesinje,
large plateaux are found. and to keep
the Turks from operating on such van
tage ground has been the aim of the in.
slirgents 1t is likely that Mukhtal
Pgsha has been forced into the fatal
gulches, and the dispatch probably cor.
rectly states that his army viii be ami
hilated. In the meantime the porte il
hurrying for~ ard recruits from Asia to
continue the warfare against the chris
tian dogs"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-05-11

NEVER marry woman with musical
ear; they are tickle. A musical ear can
bedetected easily from the ordinary kind;
il j. four inches longer.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-05-11

49, MINISTERIAL salaries are so high in
4sBFOoklyn that the churches there find
themselves compelled to economic in
music. Heretofore the choirs have cost
all the way from 81 900 to $1,000 a year,
but in nearly every case the cest.is being
cut down, while some of the churches
are dispensing with the paid choir and
trying volunteers.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-05-11

A NUMBER of German Swans were
lately taken in and done for by speci-
mems ofpottery manufactured in Jerusa-
$ lem, and sold at high price to the
Berlin museum as genuine Moabitish
antiquities, English and French scholars
exposed the forgeries; but the clearer
the simPOsture became the angrier the
Germah'savans got, Ike the professors
who stood sponsors for the Cardiff giant
in this country. Prof. Mommsen said
8 the controversy, the other day, in the
Pfussian1 Diet SO know of no interna-
tionaf scientific controversy which was
ever fought upon either side in so ungen-
tlemanly way as this by the German
professors" fr't#E
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-19

Repub ami ST kapitalne poslou-
zili soEotnim shromazdenim ma rohu ulic
Arch Burwell. Ably Cechy snaze zba
lamutili navnadili, dali ma fecenem ro-
hu yytyciti velikou zerd ylalkou Haye-
50 a Wheelera. Myslit 81 ia zvrhla cha
ga. kteraz sama kusa cti a politicke mrav
nosti nema, re pekne obaryenou hodne
vysokou ,stanglr a kusem ,kartounu' a
mad to iest6 nGiakon sklenici toho ,chla-
stu navnadi ST ceske volice. Bee toho
nesmysli Cesich nez ze jsou dobytek,
kteremu tfeba ien nastr6iti ,slauch piv-
niho sudu, ably ziskan byl k volebnim u
celdm. PodobnG Sc aspon ii ,pratele Ce
cha vyiadfuii We vefeinosti.
Nuz, sobotu Sc notne zmylill. lie
seste wardy pfisli repnbiikanstl eerVeno-
plastici, ably oslavili lampickami a hud
bou obromnou porazku svou. Nebot me
nez porazka byla sobotni slavnost jellch
y ktere 1castnilo Sc trochu Rockentelle-
rakd, ale zadny poclivy vcliG ceskY. Co
bylo Cechd pfi te kocovine, byli zbahelci
ktefi 81 netroufaii miti jineho smyslenl,
nez ieiich ztfesteny foreman, Dzek', anebo
vyrostkove, iinz Jest hlavni yeci fun ci
DO cesku svanda.
Take nell miti fece. Net co Cert ne
chtel NIT, prvni recnik ami nepfisel, pro
tote celem ,frmolu' ami nevedel, drnhJ
fecnik mluvil, ze no byla hanba poslou-
chat, tfeti dokonce, p. Venceslav Neva
ill, republikanskemu posluchacstvuvyna
dal. fka ze Tilden i Hay yes. obadva
ze isou zlodejove. Nevime sice ami ojed
nom ami druhem kandidatu president
stvi, ze by byli nekomu n6co ukradli, =
D. Nevafilovi jiste mic, nebof kde mic nenf
ami americky president nebefe = ale on cc
repubhkansky fecnik musi znati lepe rep
kandidata nez my, proto ma chcemt
vAfiti a q nami bude mn vetiti kazdy po.
ctivf a osviceny volic az te pficiny bu-
dou Ces; hlasovati pro Tildena. Panu v
Nsyafilovi jrneneul mnohych pfatel refol
my poctive vlady yyjadfujeme diky svt
"a tax neohrozene vynadani republican
rkemu kanddatu a repubhkanske strane
Lepe by to ami stary kovany demokra'
hebyl dovedl H
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-19

Lzeli nekdo vedome, mohu o nem SINE
le fici, ze ie darebak Pan Franta No
yak choval SO redaktoru tohoto istu
vzdycky iako pfitel K nepfatelstvi ne
zavdal mu tentyz redaktor nejmensi phi
ciny nikdy. Coz ale name souditi tom.
kdyz p. Novak tvrdi, ze SO redaktor Pc.
kroku' zaprodaR TAX tteme zdejsim
spinavem patku Evening News
Pan Frank Novak, vynikaiici @ Cech,
tvrdil v rozmluve, ze p. Huntington Sc
hrozne zmylil, podplativ redaktora Po-
kroku, ably podporoval Tiidena Retor
mu te nadeii, ze teske volice obratL
Pakli p. FIR Novak neco takoveho tyr
dill, Jest darebak. Pan ten nemdze neco
takovebo tvrditi, lec by mel patrne ne
zvratne toho ddkazy Tech d6kazG ale
miti nemohl, protoze jich vabec neni.
Tvrdili ale ptedce, iak Evening News u
dava, ze Sc redaktor dal podplatiti, do
pousti Sc darebactvi. Krast n9komu Je-
no cest Jest horst netli krasti penize'
Pan Novak nam tvrzenim tim eest mas
krade zasluhuie tudiz, abychom jel po-
postavili ma pranyt co tloveka tax opovr
zeni hodneho, iako jest sprosty zlodeI
Pokud D. Novak hanebnou utrtku tn ne.
odvola, budeme jej povazovati "a dare
baka.
Brazil isme az dosud vsecky podobn'
feei ma lehkou vahu. Jsout lide, ktefi
myslf, ze We volebnim zapase Jest vSeck'
dovoleno. TEN lidem ale pravime tut
vyslovn6, BE ami presidentske volbe ne
dovolime, ably nase jmeno ost uzeli' be
neimeusiho d6vodu. Ucinili tax pfedce
pax 81 musi nechat libit, nazvernell J
imenem, jez pfiklada Sc ldem, ktefl sam
cti nemaiice, iineho cest pripraviti chtt
il. Opakuieme tedy: pokud P. FIR. No
yak nedokaze, ze tvrzeni casopisem Eve
ming News vyslovene vyfknul, bnde
nasich ocich prasprOsty m dare
b6 kem
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-19
The Sun
Tydennik, pOlOtydennik a
dennik.

III suSEhAhs poAOss nNAhAh ~
denHik.
Tfdenni Su jest pills znamy caso-
pis, nez ably potfeboval odporuGovani ;
pficiny nichz dosahl padesate tisic cd
b6rateld i6ste n6kolik tisic nabyde,
jsoi asi nasledujici:
Jsou to noviny prvni Tidy. V mich
shleda ctenaf vsechny denni udalosti,
meme dilezite obsirn6ii sice iazykr
lasnem, srozumitelnem We zpisobu "a
jimavem.
Jest to prvni tfidy rodinny list, plnJ
poutaveho a pouGn4ho cteni vseho dluhu
neobsahniici mic zavadneho a mravim
skodliveho.
Jest to prvni tfidy zabavnik, pfinasc
iici vytctn6 povidky nadrty b6zne lite
ratury, pecliv6 vybrane a znale tistGne.
Jest to prvn Tidy list hospodafsky
Neilepsi ncinov6isi hospodafske Clan
ky nalezne ctenaf kazdem elsie.
Jest to nezavisly list politicky, nena
lezici zadne strane nenosio
zadny obojek. On bojuje "a zasady ze
zvoeni nejlepsich muzd dc dfadd. Zvlas
nj zfetel VENUE odhaloy lnim We likepc
rusenosti, ktera nyni oslabnje ostouz
nasi zemi hrozi podryti same zaklady
nasi republiky. On Sc neboji nicemd 1
netaze Sc po pfizni jejich.
On pfinasi pro danny m6dni zpravy
trzni zpravy pro muze, zvlAste trh do
oytka, jernuz zvlastni VENUE pozornost.
Konecne jest LISTEN neilacinejsim. z
jeden dollar cely rok. A neni tfeba no
yinafskeho klubn k odbirani hstn ga tt
cenu. Kdozkoliy posle jeden dollar, oh
drzi casopis ma cely rok.
Nemame cestujicich jednatelh.
THEWEEKLY SUN. - Osm stan
padesate, sest sloupcnv. Pouze $40
rocne. Zadne srazky z teto ceny.
THE DAILY SUN. = Velky ctyr
strankovy formal dvaceti osmi sloup
cich. Dennl rozsiteni 100000. Vseck,
novinky "a 2 Gently. Pfedplatne 55 ct6
mGsicne Gill $3.50 rocne 4.
/ f9 THE SUN" City.
New York,
Nedelni vydani ,,Sun" stoii 1'2o. Sun
nevymehnje, lee easopisy, ktsrez jem'
"a to stoji. 1sat !.
aa AeA asa
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-19

DOunx.e Filalni kancelato SINCE
III UAUAs rovych sicich stroll pre-
sidl SO dne 30. zafi IA. wardy, cis. 40
ulici Solon, do els. 1870 ulici Croton
(vedle sine Peruna). Vyiadfujice srdec
ny dix "a pfizon jakou mas obecenstvo ma
star6m mist6 dafilo, doutame, ze nam il
i novem mist6 zachoya. My sc yyna
snazime sec silly nase isou, abychom Sc
prime te hodnymi ukazali,
Singers Sewing Machine Go.
III. W. Rieger,
I'm "a cesky obchodvedouci
Ceska psani.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-19
Vefejns dikavzdani
do CleVelandu.

Timto vzdavame vsem krajandm vfele
diky "a pravd6 slovanske pohosteni a
ceskou upfimnost laskavosf, jakou nam
mill rodaci nati "a pobytu naseho Gle
velande prokazan, : imenovit6 pohostin-
nemu p. M. Alblovi, cd nehoz isre Sc a
nj vypraviti nemohh, PIP. FIR. Vla'hovi,
V. Rychlikovi, V. Snajdrovi a j. W 81
korovi, ktefiz vsichni nelicenou pfizeh
nam osv6dcovali. Vsem tisickrate
Ma zdari
Belle PLANE, La. 10. zasi, 1876,
Franta ZalesGy
V. Oerveny.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-19

Zast6rkovy pies Lbusanek (c.
|. V. Rychlika) tesil Sc vzdor strasllve
povetrnosti hoine navsttv6. Spoletnost
bavila Sc al do bileho rama co nejbujareji,
ma true skared6 povetrnosti. A tax "a
st6rky, kterez sebe statecn6jsiho muze
hrave pfekonavaji, dobyly vit6zstvi ! mad
povetrnosti, liz sebe silnejsi tvor podle-
ha.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-19

.ze pofadatele skandalu toho - a jinym
slavnost vyt}ceni zerd6 nebyla - lpo p.
Neyafloyy fed z6staly scAlipli jake zmok
podotykame ien proto, ze zna-
me republikanskou prolhanost, jez ostu-
dy ud6lati dovede obratkou jazyka veli-
kou slavn