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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-07-05

NAIL CARRIER'S DESOLATE JOURNEY.
and boards pry the sticky stuff off by
main strength. In some places the
pulling was so difficult the horses
would have to stop and rest every
twenty-five feet. The axle was Oftener
dragging mud than above it. When
they struck the yellow clay the horses
hoOfs would come out with noise like
the crack of pistol.
Good roadsr was the prayer of
every farmer along the murly journey.
They feel deadly certain that some
thing ought tO-must be-done, but are
helpless in devising Il remedy. OF
course every man has an idea. some of
apparent practicability.
"'YOu fellows over in town growl
because it hurts your trade remarked
an Intelligent looking man at the gate
of a neat cottage home, but what do
you think it means to us? We're shut
up here like castaways on desert is
land week after week and can't even
think Of getting to church, let alone
with going to town with stuff to sell
1t seems to me that if you people
wanted to do business with us you'd
lend Il hand to help us to get to YOU"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-07-05


In reply to an inquiry by W. Pierre
pont White, county superintendent Of
Utica, n. Y, as to the practical value
of using on hilly roads and operating
the steam roller and road scraper to-
gether County Superintendent f. G..
Douglass of Canandaigua has given
the result of his experience in the fol-
lowing letter, says the Good Roads
Magazine:
William Perrepont White, Esq, Utica:
Dear Sir-Your letter Of yesterday re-
ceived and would say that we have never
had any trouble working the Buffalo roll
er on any hills that we have in this town.
In regard to hauling road scraper with
steam roller 1 would say that we always
use the steam roller as far as possible to
both scrape and turnpike our roads for
the reason that the work performed with
the steam roller is vastly better and very
much cheaper AS to the comparative
cost of doing such work with teams or
steam roller l will submit the following:
Engineer one Observation-Disclosures.
Two laborers, one Observation-Disclosures. $50
Coal and OIL one day.....................1 .50
Total Observation-Disclosures.
Three teams and driver one day. $500
One laborer, one NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LIS
Total .Sl3.75
Comparing the above figures shows a
saving in favor of the work done with
steam roller of $6:25 per day, which can be
applied to cost of roller, besides having
the work done in better shape than can
possibly be done in any other way. Very
truly yours. f. G.. DOUGLASS
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ISOLATED BY MUD.
A Journey Over Some Country Roads
In the West.

\ writer for Il paper who recently
took a journey by wagon in a western
state describes the condition of the
roads in a certain county as follows:
whenever we passed a farmhouse
some man would come out to see the
time of day. They all had leisure to
burn, it seemed, during these gloomy,
muddy days. Near Il creek where the
bottoms were yet flooded Il farmer
said ours was the first wheeled craft
that had been along that road in some
time. He said he had lived in those
parts thirty-One years and this was
the first season he had ever been COM
pletely marooned. But for the loyal
mail carrier the world would have
been nearly thirty days ahead Of him.
The mud coiled up stubbornly Oh
the wheels, ever Increasing like Il roll
ing SNOWFALL. Time and again the
driver and his passenger had to set
down in the mud and with fence rails
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-07-05
A MISSOURI COUNTY IDEA.
Novel Method of Encouraging Road
Improvement

NSNSA hctHcu Oh TIncOufGSLBS HO1u
Improvement.
Among the unique methods of pro-
noting interest in good roads is that
adopted by citizens of Saline county in
Missouri, says Walter Williams in the
st. Louis Globe-Democrat From Mar
shall, the county seat, has been mailed
to the farmers of Saline county a circu-
lar letter setting forth the plan. The
plan proposes to assemble at Marshall
on a certain day all the farmers who
get their mail at that town. They are
asked to bring with them each a drag
and team of horses. The farmers thus
assembled are to be divided into
groups, and each group is to drag and
otherwise improve that day from three
to five miles of a county road leading
into the town of Marshall. The citi-
zens of Marshall are to supply assist
ance in money, teams and otherwise.
1t is expected that much road improve
ment will be accomplished by this one
days united work.
AS an added inducement, a photo
graph is to be taken of the thousand
farmers and their teams who are look
ed for in Marshall on that day. This
will be taken in sections four feet by
eleven inches in size, and copy of the
photograph will be furnished free to
every participant in the road dragging.
1t will be called The Good Roads
Legion of Honor" and the promoters
Of the plan say it will be the most Won
derful photograph ever taken in the
state of Missouri
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-07-05
The Duty of Forgiveness.

The Duty of Forgiveness.
1t is right for him who asks for
giveness for his offenses to grant
it to others Horace.
Though with their high wrongs am
struck to the quick,
Yet with my nobler Reason, against
my Fury
Do l take part: the rarer action is
In Virtue than in Vengeance.
Shakespeare.
The parable of the king taking
account of his servants was tran
script from current history. All
the rulers of Palestine were the
servants Of the emperor. They
were likely to be Summoned any
instant and made to give an &C
count of their gubernatorial deeds
and revenues. From such plane
Jesus lifts the thought of His dis
ciples to the plane where God is
King. 1t pleases Him to bring
His creatures into an accounting
with Himself. 1t is evidently not
a last judgement that is pictured,
for the unmerciful servant is set
loose and given another test. In
this parable Jesus portrays a
species of preliminary trial which
reveals the soul to itself. The eff
feet of this Acknowledgement is to
reveal to the sinner his insolvency.
He is ten thousand talents in debt.
These figures simply illustrate the
immensely of our liability to God S
account. We can not pay mite
out Of a talent. In view of his IT.
vincible bankruptcy there is moth
ing for the sinner to do but to sue
for mercy. One of the most con-
solatory strokes in the parable is
this: The Lord was moved with
compassion, and forgave him the
debt. "
This parable is an expansion, in
a popular and attractive form, of
the truth stated ConCretely in an
swer to Peters question: Lord
how oft shall my brother sin
against me and forgive; till seven
times?" The remainder of the par
able shows the incongruousness of
the forgiven sinner showing an I'M
forgiving spirit toward his fellow.
By the very incredibility Of the
supposed case Jesus shows that
the unforgiving spirit is incompat-
ible with discipleship. The ser
want who had been forgiven a debt
of SI5,ooo,ooo finds a fellow-ser-
want who owes him SIS. He does
not follow the example of his king.
On the contrary, he seizes his
debtor and demands the last farth-
ing. On hearing of this deed the
king is wroth, and cancels his own
forgiveness.
This is Jesus answer to Peters
question, "How oft shall I for
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give?" Peter has made an ad-
vance upon the Talmud and
rabbis. They taught the duty of
forgiveness to the third offense.
but after that, allowed anger, re-
sentiment, and revenge. Peter
had more than doubled the rab-
binic allowance. He proposed to
forgive seven times. Will not the
sacred number suffice? But Jesus
laconic and decisive answer is,
Seventy times SEVEN" that is
practically without ceasing. A
definite number is put for an in
definite one. In this multiplied
ton of the perfect number by its
multiple, Jesus practically says,
Throw away the multiplication
table when you come to the mat
ter of forgiveness.
The Teachers Lantern.
A commercial crisis, personal
bereavement, or revival of religion
may be Gods means of bringing
us to account in advance of last
judgment, 1t may be His way of
breaking up the careless security
in which we rest.
X X X
The great uncertainty Of Bible
weights and measures it il1ustrat-
ed. On the basis of the Hebrew
talent Clarke estimates the amount
as 10000, 900 sterling, more than
than the revenue of the British
empire in his day. On the basis
of the Attic talent others figures
it as low as $4,000, 900. The
matter is curious rather important,
however. A vast sum is all that
is intended to be indicated.
* * =
In view of his debt, its incredi-
bic magnitude, and the sinner
invincible bankruptcy, there is
nothing left for him but to sue for
mercy, The preciousness of the
parable is that it teaches one can
not appeal in vain.
y * X
We are inclined to deprecate
this mulcting of the once forgiven
servant with his whole original
debt. Trench asks. do sins once
forgiven return on the sinner
through his after offenses?" He
answers his own question we'll
when he says, The difficulty
arises from our viewing the forgiv-
ing of sins in too formal a way"
\ *
Olshausen says finally: This
parable explains the ground on
which a member ofGod's kingdom
must ever stand ready to grant for
giveness, as only through forgive
ness extended toward himself
could he have obtained entrance
to that kingdom.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-07-05
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
I offer for sale

FARM OF I47 ACRES, 3 miles from Oakland good
Groom House; plenty of water; 50 acres cleared
about IS of grass; Orchards, bearing IS
acres of White Oak Timber; R. F. D. mail service
COTTAGE OF 6 ROOMS for sale at Mt. Lake Park.
HOUSE AND LOT Oak Street, Oakland, for sale
rent. House of rooms-L Lot 5ox15o feet, with
Stable and all necessary Outbuldings.
FOUR VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS situated
Liberty Street. in Oakland. Also DWELLING
N8% HOUSES Liberty Street, with good and all
necessary outbudings.
HOUSE LOT Wilson Street House of 10 rooms
good water. Lot $50 feet front. Best Outbuidings
in Oakland.
VERY GOOD FARM mile from Oakland-al under
ton; fine Orchards, and about 2H acres in small
Fruit; Houses, very good Well and never failing
Spring A very desirable place for Truck and Poultry
Farming. Can be bought at a low price just
have for sale of the very best Building Lots in the
which 1 will sell for cash-or S. down and S.
per month.
$50 ACRES OF VALUABLE COAL LAND situated less
than two miles of Oakland which be bought
great bargain. The surface would make fine farming
land This land is we'll watered with stream and
several good springs.
10 MORE CHOICE BUILDING LOTS at S. down and
S. per month.
If you want cash for your Real Estate Real Estate
for your cash, let me hear from you.
sa-For further particulars call on address
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p Poem for Coday
7 II e L o S 7 SH e EP
C'The Ninety Nine'D
By Elizabeth Cecilia Clephane


| @ HERE were ninety and nine that safely lay
| GM In the shelter of the fold,
- A But one was out on the hills away,
k@IsSSS Far off from the gates of gold,
nj IE1 ssFSaJ Away the mountains wild and bare,
ESzEsl - III Away from the tender Shepherds
Lord, thou hast here thy ninety and nine.
Are they enough for thee?"
But the Shepherd made answer, This of mine
Has wandered away from me,
And, although the road be rough and steep,
go to the desert to find my sheep"
But none of the ransomed ever knew
How deep the waters crossed,
Nor how dark the night that the Lord passed through
Ere he found his sheep that lost.
Out in the desert lie heard its cry
Sick and helpless and ready to die
Lord, whence those blood drops all the way
That mark out the mountain track?
"They shed for who had gone astray
Ere the Shepherd could bring him back"
lord, whence thy hands rent and tornY
"They pierced tonight by many a thorn"
But all through the mountains, thunder riven,
And up from the rocky steep
There a cry to the gate of heaven
Rejoice! l have found my Sheep
And the angels echoed around the throne,
Rejoice for the Lord brings back his own!"
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In view of his debt, its incredi-
bic magnitude, and the sinners
invincible bankruptcy, there is
nothing left for him but to sue for
mercy. The preciousness of the
parable is that it teaches one can
not appeal in vain.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1906-10-03
5tske divadelni predstaveni v
Oklahoma City.
Detske
(Zvldstni nase sd6leni.)

Cesk6 ditky, navSt6vujici CO.
skolu Skon v Yukon, jez sc ida
rem yedena jest ob6tavou rutou
p, Il, w, Dongresa, sehrali Y So
botu dne 20, zdri SIM Radu
oklahomslly Rolnik ZCBJ, Y o.
klahoma City, Okla, diyadelni
pfedstayeni Sehrdna bya diva.
delni hra "Srdce ze zlata," ii2
pro sve sy6fence p, l., w, Don
gres napsal VSiehni mali ochot.
nici drleli SO znamcnit6 a hylo vi.
d6ti, 30 pan utitcl sve svtfence o.
ylada dokonale, Mimo TO pred.
nesly ditky deklamaee vlastene.
ek6ho obSahu, sylast3 pro d6t
zde ' Ameriee Sc hodici Diva.
dla s06astuili Sc krajan6 4 Okla.
homa City, Wheatland, Mustang
a Yukon a aeskrblili poehyalou
"a pekn6 vykony malSch oehnt,
nikn, nitky Yukon hyly hast,
mi ditek epsks sknly v Oklaho.
ma City, icjll ohelaylm utitelem
leS, auams =. Naelav Sudik, IVA
JEST sea pteslscdou Radu Okla,
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Velke zeleznicni nestesti II
New Prague, MINI.
Krajan Frank Wrabek zabit q jiny kra.
Jan tozco poran6n.
(Na6e piyodni sd6leni.)

New Prague, Mimi, dne 26, "a
RI 1906. - Obyyatelstyo naseho
mesta nachd2i Sc dosud We veliI6m
yzruseni, do nGhoz pfiyedlo je
hrozn6 zeleznicni nestGstf, ktere
v pondeli, dne "a. zafi, pfihodilo
&c blize nasebo m6sta ma kolejich
drahy Minneapolis 4 st. Paul, pfi
femz 8 osob bylo usmrccno dva-
cetjedna tezce zranGno. NestGsti
zavin6no bylo tim, ze pfesinovaci
lokomotiva jela po blayni koleji u
yraziIa do osobniho vlaku, ktery
opozdiy sc pon6kud, jel ohromnou
rychlosti, takzc nemohl v cas- "a
stayiti. Mrtyi jsou nasledujicf /:
D. d. DeMarais, prodayae ze St,
Paul, Mimi, Frank II. Brown, row.
nGz ze st. Paul, MINI, Frank
Wrabek, syn manzelti Jos. Wrdb.
'koyych . New Prague, Mimi,
Arthur Klinkerfues, agent ze ST..
81. Paul, MINI. Dale bylo IL OBJ.
CAM Minneapolis, 2 70 st. Paul
o Z q riiznych mist poraneno. Mno-
ii nich poraneni jsou tezce, Mezi
poranenymi nachazi Sc krajan Jan
Knba y Winona, Mimi, jehoz po-
ran6ni je yelice t6zkG n q. Mar.
tin New Prague, Mimi, jehoz po-
ran6ni jest jen lehke. Ran6ni j
mrtyi byli po nestestf odneseni do
City Hallu u ysichni temGf zdejsi
lekafi zayolani byli ku pomoci.
kde kdo special nesfastnym ku
ppmooi. Dye zeny, We vlaku Sc
nachazejiei, neztratily duchapri-
tomnosti a sve vlastni suknG roz-
trhaly ma obyazy, ably mohly po-
skytnouti ranenym pryni pomoci.
Krajan Frank Wrabek, jenz stal
se obeti neStesti, byl 10 let star a
pracoyal v zdejsfm Western Ele-
vator. Pohreb jeho odbyval Sc "a
velkeho ucastenstvi obecenstva V
ltery dopoledne ma katolicky
hfbitoy. Pohrebni obfady vyko-
nal rev, II. Pomije. Celia ceska
zdejsi osada je nest6stim manzelI
Wrabkovych yzrusena a hojnymi
projevy soustrasti dava j ma jeyo
sve ueastenstvi.
Czech odsouzen k smrti provazem.
Chicazskd ceska kolonie po cely
pfedminuly tyden sledoyaIa $ ne
vSednim zajmem soudni liteni s
krajanem Antoniaem BeneSem,
ktery Y opilstyi svou vlastnf zenu
zastfolil. Dne y, zari byl koned-
ne rozsudek vynesen. krajan Be-
nos odsouzen byl k smrti proya-
sem, 0 pfipadu tomto piSe chi
ea2sky "Denni Illasatel "Roz.
sudek tonto byl yelmi pfekvapuji,
Of, jezto nikdo Z pfitomnyeh ne6e.
kal, IL bude TAX strasliyym pro
nej, IcSte dopoledne kolisaly nj,
hledy a isudky svedkn 80 obraee.
ly hud pro uelo proti, DO |, ho,
diny odpoledni tryal yysleeh w6d
40 : feemi ohhajeh a statniho ma
sladuiho. naeeA pax odebrali Sc
poFotei X porad9, iejia y}sledek |
pax mel hyt souda ohlasen OBJ
hajei ehaaloyan6ho a stAlui nd |
vladnl pfllomnSmi referenU |
6lyf dennieh easoplsa teskJeh Sc
skuplli ~ lphrema,ly lebatovali
a h'nesoyl Nikdo aeytsil. % bS |
pepta Nytkla roasulek smrti. ano
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s%% %% Ak Z AMERIKY 9k %y yy
l61pwpubvptpvntwu wutbVpuwVpVpapunobdb

sam statnf nayladni Newcomber
zertoyal u prondsel nahled, ze ne
yGri, ze BeneS bude odsouzen k
smrti, nanejyyse ze stihne jej kaz-
nice. he porota nemohla Sc shod-
nouti ma rozsudku dokazuje, ze ra.
dila Sc 312 bodiny. a. hodin6 u
20 minut prohlasil soudce Kcrsten
liteni op6t "a zahajen6. Pritomni
slcdoyali tvafnost porotcG, lee nj
komu nebylo lie vyGisti . jich tya-
ri, ma jak6m rozsudku Sc usnesli.
kolisavym krokem IraGcI Benes
ku sy6 stolici, ably vyslechl koneG.
ny ortel IN svdj Gin. Okamzik hlu-
bok6ho ticha nastal, vse povstalo
ze svych sedadel, kdyz soudce o.
hlasiI, ae porota odsuzuje Benese
k smrti proyazem. -- BeneS stal
nepohnut6 jako socha, jediny syal
nehnul Sc Y jeho tydfi, kdyz hroz-
nd tato sloya byla vyfknuta. TAX
jakoby otup6l pro yeskery zivot,
TAX jakoby vse mu bylo jiz lho-
stejne. Nemen6 pfekvapeni byli
pfitomni, cd ceskych zpravodajd
pocinaje, ba ! statni navladni je-
vii pohnuti, ktery ma podobn6 pre-
kyapeni byvd zvykly, 0bhdjce Be
nesdv lined po vyfknuti ortelc
pfistoupil k soudci Kerstenovi a
ohlasil mu, 20 zada projednavani
noyeho soudu. Benes s hlavou
sklopenou odyad6n do okresniho
yezeni, V nGmz bude mu vyckati,
jak zadost novy soud dopadne,
anebo, ably mem ztravil posledni
zbytky sy6ho zivota. Vyneseni
rozsudku zadn6 jeho ditek pri-
tomno nebylo. Pfitomni opou-
steli V zamySleni soudni sin, nikdo
nemohl Sc pfekvapenf sy6ho pro-
brati. Dojde+Ii k poprave Bene-
sove, bude to prvni Czech V Chi
cagu, ktery propadl hrdlem svym
ne1prosrk justici. AG BeneS sli-
tovani nezasluhoval, pfece jen roz-
sudek ten jest straSlivym, nebot
nestastnych osm ditek BeneSo-
vych vedle sve matky--zivitelky
bude pfipraveno i otce sv6ho --
tfeba ma jeho cele vypaleno bylo
znamenf vraha. NeStastn6ho osu-
du malych tech ubozakI jest dvoj-
nasob 60 litovati, nebot pfipraveni
budou razem o sve roditele 1pln6
a vystaveny neurosnemu osudu,
nezbude jim ma hroznou tn dobu
vice jak bolestna v2pominka. Be
mes trest zasluhoval zda-li ale TAX
priSerny tim nelze sc spfateliti,
Justice jest n6kdy ne1prosna,
mnohdy az ukrutna, Popraya BE.
nesova nepfinese narodnosti nasi
zadn6 cti jest 81 ien 90 pratt, ably
rozsudek byl bud novym soudem
zyracen, nebo cestou milosti po-
Y nejblilsich dneeh roz.
hodne soudce zdali BeneSoyi no
W Soud povoli, aneb odmitne-li JED
a ustanoyeny den poprayy.'
spojenym statam je treba priste-
hoyaleu,
Pred nedaynym easem meskal
hlayni pfistehoyaleoki komisaf
Sargent y Cleveland6 a ma otazky, |
pflstehoyaleetya 50 tykajiei, w
alovil 81 nasledoynei opatfem
hledu5 pfistthoyale0 isop iest5 da |
Ieko od dOkonalosti d myslim, a.
sungress prime doht ihlissi
sAkuny move, nOsayAt Ak0ny |
Y kaasltm pfipad5 must hyu opFa
seny Oseham ronamu poehy bns
b. neho dnAevHe uspfI5etntm, mn /
Il 80 pflstup do Spoi slala saatr
Iit Y kaa,lem esFapskem nFlsta /
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NAsIM oTENARuMl

onemooneuim sazeoe vydanf
tohoto 6isla 10 penekud opoadilo.
oteuan nasi Saiiate nam odpusti.
10 oasopis dostali o den pozdeji.
oisla nasleduliei hudou doohazeli
aase pravidelne
Vydavatelstvo.
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ROCnik XXXVI--.Cfslo 10.

Rock Springs, Wyo,, a 10 stdtu
Utah. Kdyz nedayno vzbudily
zlata loziska V NeyadG zajem ccl6
yefejnosti, p. V. Rovnianek, INA
my sloyensky noyinaf a banker
4 Pittsburgh, a nGktefi spoIeGnici
nahledli, ze kdW uhIf je v tomto
state TAX vzacnG, ze uhlodoly by
yyplatiIy Sc zroyna TAX, jako zla-
t6 banG. Hnalci lined vyslani
byli ku prozkoumani pddy a po
dyou letech zajiSt6ny byly poem
ky, na kteryeh v brzku doloyani
zapoGne. Die zpravy 1fedni ma
chazeji Sc tam tfi lily uheln6. p,
V. Roynianek je presidentem t6to
.spolenosti n r. II. MarschalI pokI.
Posledni prdy6 yratiI Sc $ cest
po zapadG n dokoncil pfipravy k
zahdjeni doloyanf.
Lyncovani cernochh yea velkem.
Hrozny plemenny boz yypukl
v sobotu dne %. zafi v Atlanta,
Georgia. Lid6, siIeni vztekem ma
Gernochy, zahajili ma ne opraydu
vyhlazovaci boj. VrazdGnf Gerno-
chd zapoGalo V sobotu a tryalo
pres celou nedGli Al dosud jest
asi 30 Gernoch1 mrtvych u vice
nez SO nachdzi sc v opatroyani v
nemocnieich. N6ktefi = tGchto
jsou TAX poranGni, ze potaccji Sc
mezi ziyotem smrti. Cernosi
sami zayinili toto vrazdGni. Be
hem "a hodin dosly zprdyy o 4.
pokusech Gernocht znasilniti bile
zeny, Casopisy nelenily We
zylastnich yydanich ohromnymi
pismeny oznmoyaly zprdvy o nj.
temnosti cernochd. NebyIo tudiz
divu, ze lid byl rozciIen a ku kaz-
d6u nasili nachylen. Po chyili
dosla zprava, ze jeden cernoch 2
1toku obvin6ny, prchI. Ma to
zahy nastalo yrazd6ni. Ohromn6
dayy lidu tally ulicemi ubijeIy
cernochy ma potkani. Marngm
bylo zakroceni mayora. Lidu sta
lie pfibyvalo, takze dayy yzrostly
ma 10000 osob. CernoSi vytaho-
vani byli kar, dilen a y kra-
NH ma ulici u bez milosti ubijeni
palicemi, cihlami q kameny. Roz-
zufen6 dayy neSetrily ami zen. Po-
licie byla proti davum bezmocnou.
q tG priciny guvern6r Terrell te-
legraficky povolal vojsko, pod je-
hoz kontrolou Sc nyni mesto ma
leza. Nejv6tsi vinu ma tomto
vrazd6ni mali hlavnG "zlut6"
kter6 honbG "a sensaci
neznaly mezi a pfemrst6nymi
zpravami lid pfivadely k zb6si-
losti,