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The Parker post., 1911-08-19
THE MEDICAL TRUST.

An editorial in the American Jour
nal of California Medicine advocates
the theory that ''the inhabitants of
each community should be equally
divided among the physicians.
After announcing this rather start
ling plan of assuring prosperity to
members of the profession regardless
of qualification or the preferences OF
the dear people, the editorial goes on
to say that eff there were no extra
fees for surgery, it is possible that
operating would become somewhat
less common" Are we to infer from
this high medical authority that sur
gical operations are superinduced by
the expectation of financial reward?
But this editorial writer continues:
1.-The profession would (as a result of
dividing the inhabitants of each com
munity equally among the physicians)
be more nearly apprOximated to the
ideal of a fraternity; and while a few
colossal incomes might be diminished
every member of the profession would
have enough"
Here we have as bold a proposal
fo. public exploitation of a suffering
humanity and the personal aggran-
diZement of the members of the med
ical profession as one might expect
to find, comments the Pasadena
Daily News
1t is unnecessary to quote further
evidence of the foregoing character
Instances of the kind might be null
tiplied almost indefinitely. A single
school of medicine boldly proposes to
and Danish every other known means
CT relief, but it would go further if
permitted and invade the sacred pre-
cinct of the individual home and COM
pei all to bow to the medical trust
There are people, intelligent, thinking,
well informed people, thousands of
them, in every state in the union, who
after exhausting every possible source
CT relief known to the old school ply
sician, and after having been given
up to die as hopeless sufferers, have
found permanent relief and health, re-
neWed life and energy, hope and re-
stored efficiency in lines of relief re-
pudiated as fraud by these all-wise
advocates of the medical monopoly.
1t ought not to be necessary to
resort to misrepresentation and in
Vective to sustain any theory capable
people of this country are tempera-
mentally so constituted that they will
rever submit to be deprived of the
right of resOrting to the means of re-
lief from suffering which appeals to
their individual judgment. This is
more especially true in cases where
materia medica confesses it's inability
to afford relief or has failed to afford
relief
The people of this country are going
to submit to no medical tyranny OF
trust, or monopoly of any kind They
are not going to deliver their liberties
into the hands of men who while
forced to confess their own inability
to afford relief, would nevertheless
prohibit citizens from a free eXer-
else of individual judgment. This pro
posed medical monopoly constitutes
the most tyranical and gigantic eff
fort to throttle personal liberty ever
undertaken and it will meet with the
public rebuke which it deserves.
The Parker post., 1911-08-19
A LITTLE SERMON ON LIFE.

Life is what enables the baby to
kick his feet about in infancy, and
what he kicks most about during his
adult days.
Generally life begins with squall,
and it often continues squally to the
end
There are four modes of life: bach
elorhood, a fast life; spinsterhood a
The Parker post., 1911-08-19
LABOR DAY.
A Proclamation BY the Governor

WHEREAS, by an Act of Congress
each year has been designated as La
Dor Day to be known and observed as
such; and
WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper
that one day in the year should be
set aside and observed as a holiday
in recognition of the fact that labor,
toll and effort constitute the basis of
all progress and all human welfare.
The Parker post., 1911-08-19

Los Angeles, California, on the 18th
day of September, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: :
Asa F. Gardner, of Blythe, Cal, John
e. PfOSt, Of Blythe, Cal; Duane r.
Hall, of Blythe, Cal; Elmer E. Schel-
lenger, of Blythe, Cal.
FRANK BUREN,,
G4-1S) Register.
The Parker post., 1911-08-19
Thumps the Doc,

Voltaire despised doctors. and. like
Macbeth, thought it we'll to throw
physic to the dogs" The French au-
thor once said: "A physician is a man
who pours drugs Of which he knows
little into the body of man of which
he knows less"
The Parker post., 1911-08-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Not Coal Lands
Department of the Interior.
u. S. Land Office at Los Angeles,
Cal.
August s, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Duane
Fletcher Hall, of Blythe, Cal, who,
on July 80, 1906, made homestead
entry No. 11144 serial No.
O3840, for NWA, Section 26, Town
ship S., Range 22 e., S. B. Meridi-
an, has filed notice of intention to
make final five year proof, to eStab-
lish claim to the land above de
scribed, before the Register and Re
ceiver, United States Land Office, at
Williams news., 1911-11-11
Democrats Get Busy


 Announcement is made that the democratic national committee will meet in Washington. D. C., Janu. ary Sth, to fix the time and place for the national convention which will nominate the presidential can: didate for the party. It will be 8 sort of jubilee, and keynote speech es will be delivered from which one may be able to forecast the ar. guments to be used in the cam paign. Probably all of the prom inent candidates for the first place on the ticket will be there. s''.
Williams news., 1911-11-11
Notice to Taxpayers

Notice is hereby given that the Duplicate Assessment Roll of Coco nino County, Arizona, is now in my possession for the collection of taxes levIed for the year 1911; that said taxes will become delinquent cn Monday. December 18th, 1911, be- ing the third Monday in December, and, unless the said taxes are paid on that date or prior thereto, inter- est at the rate of one per cent per month, together with other statu- tory penalties, will be added thereto.
 Payment Of taxes may be made at the office of the County Treas- urer in the courthouse at Flagstaff, Arizona, at any time except Sun days and legal holidays. between the hours of g a. m. and 5 p. ID. =
 J. H. TREAT. Treasurer and ex officio Tax Collec-
 tor. Coconino County. Arizona. 107.6t
Williams news., 1911-11-11
Insults for Threatened Industrials


 It was to be expected that the cattlemen and sheepmen of Arizona. as soon as they presumed to say that they wished to prevent the destruction of the livestock industry would be derided and insulted by democratic politicians and orga ns But the livestock industry of.this state will stand against free trade, nevertheless.
 And when the owners of ranches and the owners of homes generally come to consider what it would r-ean to send to Washington two senators and representative pledged to the policy of free trade "a policy which will utterly de stroy the sheep industry, and bring the stock raiser and the farmer into competition with Mexico-tbese home owners will stand for their own interests, regardless of the clamor of politicians and an ignor- ant press Arizona Republican.
Williams news., 1911-11-11

THERE are two full grown, organ nations Of Progressive Republicans in Washington, each doing a fiourishing business. Sena tor Bourne is at the head of what is known as the National Progressive Repiubli can League, and headquarters are naintaineds slfofms which literat ure is being sent out, However the more active institution is that de- voted to promqting the candidacy of Senator La Toilette, where a very large office force is employed in promoting a. movement through out the,country estimated in Wash ington newspapers as costing three thousand dollars a week. The puzzle is: ;:,Whe is the money coming from.2
Williams news., 1911-11-11

BELOW we give some interesting statistics in regard to the voters of Coconino county, as found in the Great Register of 1910 Out of 1929 voters we find that 431 are between the age of 21 and 30 years; 429 are'between the age of 30 and 40 years; 361. are between the age of 40 and 50 years; 19S between the age of 50 and 0years; 80 be- tween the age of 60 and 70 years; 17 between the age of 70 and 80 years; and three above 80 years John c. Hicks, Patrick Dunn. and J. L. V. Thomas, all of Flagstaff Out of the voters are found 1344 native born American citizens, 1855 born out of the United States, and 64 out of the 1914 American born voters were born in Arizona.
Williams news., 1911-11-11

So FAR The News has not heard of the candidates for United States senator, from Arizona making any statement regarding their position on the wool tariff. The sheepmen of northern Arizon are vitally in- terested in this question. Why does not the president of the Ari- zona woolgrowers association write an open letter to each candidate. and ask him to fully explain his position on this important matter before it is too late?
Williams news., 1911-11-11

THE question of who will be the pilot of the Republican party through the next campaign is con .s,artly being discussed in the Cap ital. and every indication is that Charles D Hilles is the general choice of leaders of the party, and will he selected providing President Taft is willing to part with his assistance as private secretary which is rather doubtful in view oi the fact he has become almost in- valuable in the dispatch of regular affairs a, the White House.
Williams news., 1911-11-11
A Fathers Vengeance

would have fallen on any one who attacked the son of Peter Bondy, of .Southwood, Mich., but he was pow. erless before attacks of kidney trou- ble. Doctors could not help him, {" he wrote, '''so at last we gave him Electric Bitters and he improved wonderfully from taking six bot ties. Its the best kidney medicine I ever saw" Backache. tired feel ing, nervousness, loss of appetite, warn of kidney trouble that may end in dropsy, diabetes or Bright's disease. Beware. Take Electric Bit ters and be safe. Every bottle guar anteed; 5Oc, at all druggists.
Williams news., 1911-11-11
Investigators Getting. Ready

: As the opening of congress ap- breaches, the various Investigating committees are getting ready to re sume their sittings. Some of the biggest men in the business world like J.. P. Morgan, Andrew; Carne- gie and James J. Hill, have said that they would attend the hear. ings and give testimony.
Williams news., 1911-11-11

IF one iss- to belieyesthe stories printed in the Albuquerque papers about the candidates, there is hard ly a man, either democrat or re- publican, fit to be. on the tickets. Let us hope the newspapers and politicians will not resort to such mud. slinging in Arizona.
Williams news., 1911-11-11

A CAMPAIGN against tipping has been started by the Commercial Travellers of: the, United States. This is surely move, in. the right direction and the commercial trav- elers are. .fhe men that can make>a go oft if anyone can. The tipping habit is an outrage on the travelling public and should be: abolished.
Williams news., 1911-11-11

PRESIDENT TAFT has issued h..s annual Thanksgiving proclamation calling on citizens of the United States to celebr ate Thursday, the thirtieth of November, as a day of thanksgiving and prayer. !
Williams news., 1911-11-11

THE State Fair is over and now the candidates are scattering. The campaign will open in earnest next week. Attend all the meetings and hear both sides of the question.
Williams news., 1911-11-11

REPORTS from Phoenix say the fair is the best ever, and the attend ance very large
Williams news., 1911-11-11

How about that building and loan association2 Now is the time to start the ball rolling and be ready for business in the spring.
Williams news., 1911-11-11

LEAP. year in short time. The old bachelors are preparing to climb a tree.
Williams news., 1911-11-11

THE fun line at the territorial fair this week is crowded with Will jams people. as usual.
Williams news., 1911-11-11

VoTE for the men you have con- fidence in. What does party name amount to any more?
Williams news., 1911-11-11

JoB sure has them going some in the Angel City. It looks like the "reformers" reformed too many of the voters.
Williams news., 1911-11-11

ONLY a short time until Christ mas is here.
Williams news., 1911-11-11

IT looks like it will be Cameron and Smith for U. s. Senators
Williams news., 1911-11-11

Why send your money out of town for suit of clothes when you can save 25 per cent by patronizing your home tailor2 See the line of goods carried by Williams Tailor. ing Co.
Williams news., 1911-11-11
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 G0rrrfv nf Nonnnino SS.

County of COcOninO, oS' Before me, George W. Glowner, Notary Public, in and for the Territory and County aforesaid, on this day personally appeared Lilo M Perrin, Jr.. Lilo M. Perrin, and Robert Perrin, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instru- ment, and acknowledged to me that they exc cuted the same for the purposes and consider ations therein expressed
 GIVEN under my hand and seal of office this Sd day of November, A D. 1911. [Seall GEORGE W. GLowNER,
 Notary Public. My Commission Expires Oct. 26, 1912. First publication Nov. 4. 1s11-6t.
Williams news., 1911-11-11

November 8, A. D. 1911. at 2 80 o'clock p. m.; n Book 2, Articles of Incorporation, Pages IA ,t seq, Records of Coconino county, Arizona. Recorders Seall JESSE L. BoYCE,
 County Recorder
Williams news., 1911-11-11

Recorded at request of Lilo M. Perrin. Jr.
Smyrna times., 1911-08-30

Phone IFS.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-07-05

pcnGz. Dayis6y spolecBik a.
Williams, jenz Nc v tonne pffphdu
pfed,ninuIy tSden X yib6 primal,
lbyl sondeem Estellem posldn IN
scdm r0kd do sthtDf kdznice.
Nas mly u ddynoletS pfftel,
zndmy ecsky budebni skladatel q
Iklnylrbt virtues Rudolf FrimI,
y2pomnH VI M nds miDuly tyden
ptlsn0u pohlednjei y Prahy, kde
mesk6 prhye ndvstty0u, sdsInje
y mimi, Ne 40 m syb zpdtetnf cests
zastuW v Omnze. Nn Iistku spolu
= MIN podepsdni jsou DR.. Jefhbek
y ehoi (bSmIon drnmatickou H.
mclkynij, y. Ilaslr (eleD Nhrods
.nibo diyadln) \ choti (FrimJoyou
sestrou), akad. malif Arno Noydk
u lndebDj kritik dr.. Nebuska. Nv
vzpomiDku W, kterd ms upfimne
p0t6sjJa, yfele dtkujeme.
V posIednicb dnech M poll.
eejDi stonici zdejH ozDdmena byla
eeI1 fndn smelSeh krddeM bicykjn.
Vetsinon byly tyto ulsradeny Y
pGpndeeb, kdy jezdci necbali je
stat II ebodDiJsu pred obebody pe.
bo lnistnostmi, DO kter1eb zasli IN
syymi zhlezjtoslmj. vsicbni ey.
klistb yyzyyaji 80 proto l. yetH
opntrnosti % oMrnzitosti,
~ We etyrtek v Omaze 10 male.
bayymi z1lezitosimi mesknli sthtDi
senator Frank W. Bartos \ VII.
Der II z1konod1rce otto kotouf q
Humboldt, Idraeli 80 pouze Jedi.
ny den
- Prof Ang MoIzer, zn1mg ee.
sky yirtDos na bousIe y Lincoln,
Ncbrg kde tSz yyn6ovoI M stdtni
nniyersii6, nelkal V sobotu krdt.
kou n1ystcy0n v Omnzc. ,Jeate
tthoz dne odpoledne odjfzdel IN
syym poyol1nim.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-07-05
Z ON & Y.
csskym rodittn ~mazsl

v ceskt Sy0bod. sk0le v Oma'
~ zabajcno bnde V pffstfcb yyu.
coyacieb dneeh pro zaihtccDiky
prvt odd6leni vyutoyhni mater.
sktmn jnzyku Sbor Hhstupc6 &
y. 4. je pfesyedeen, ~ ccska sko'
Ia phze mnobo yykonaD pro ee.
skon yycboyu diiek, nebof spolec,
nym yyutoyhnim u sthIym nay4.
denim X eesktmn hoyorn dociluje
se yydatDfjNcb yysledkd, Dez
m6zc dosazeno byti ygeboyou jed.
Dotliyycb djtek v rodinf.
Iiodieoyh, kteH ebteJ,, ably je.
beb ditky nezapomntjy " labodnf
mluyy matefskh d pouceDim 0 10.
skyeb dtji1heb dosjy X pozDhni,
~ neni banbou zdstati yernymi
syHy Bhroda eeskfbo | v TITO no.
vi yl6sti, mobon pfihlhstti dftky
syoje X nhystfyb skoIy yzdy 70.
botn od ! do . bod, odpoledne, ne.
bo nedfli od . DO IL hod. dopo.
Iedne v mistnosti reskt Syobod.
skoly nm jiz, ~, Martin nl., kdc
dosta1e sc jim na kindly dotaz
mdnfbo yysyttleDi,
sbor Hhstupch yTnuje rozky6tu
ccskt Syobod. skoly ysemozDou
peel q doufh, NJ sDaha jebo bojng.
mi pfjbIhskami SO sirany rodich
blide odmtnhDa.
sbor Hhst ceskt syob. skoly,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-07-05

Chtcje sc opet ponelud potesi.
ii v toto yelk6 ecsltt 0sadt tet.
nymi syymi pfhteli pfizDivei na-
sicb 6hsopish, vyjel jsem y Omaby
Y patek rhn0 kolem II ,35 hod,
dopol byl jsem jiz u ciIe sye 60.
sly Jezto okoli Omaly pano.
yalo yelke sucho n ndsledkem TO.
no ! yyhlidky M sibnou nrodu
byly yclice poehybne, Ia y dychti.
yosti pozoroyal jsem oxen vlaku
krajlnu, kudy ylak ~ parneho to-
no dop0lednc eestu s0b6 llestiI --
Oysem, misty nebylo mnoho zaji.
mnytho k spatfeni. Cd Omahy nj
tbmef X samtmu Lincoln drobne
oblli AMI korna mnoho vi neode.
yzdaly. V polich bylo zfiti na
ysccb stranhcb piln6 posud malou
70 jinde dosti peknou kornu obo.
rayaiici d6lniky, pacnice misty by.
la jiz posekdna, n6kde il tepryo
sekali jinde opet byla liz 80.
siohoydnn, Ovsy byly nestejne a
kyapnt dozrdyaly. Pastviny t..
mer ysude jsou ve stavu yelieo
zbedovanem. kdy9 pfijiadali isme
he Crete n odtud k Wilber, tn by.
10 w misty zriii mraky koufe, va.
lleiho NJ y paroslrojn u mlaticek
Jak 1sem slysel, ane letos tamef
tti tfdny drive nastaly, Die slus.
neho poetu stohn, iakoz | hroma.
dek, ie nroda psenicc yzdor vsem
nepfifninym okolnoslem toto
krallae mad o6ekdvani ohstojnon
Ia hylo mi fe6eno, H. psonlee
tom, ktcfil ili mlallli, sype od 20
hnsln nahorn u trno ma prY zna,
men'le IN 10 oysy isou pry ne.
s,ejnt a kofna pastylny poifehu
u dtsf besodkladue ael, 10 d.
NEE dcnne mrakS nad krajinou
sdelsi se siahuii tadonri ylaliSka
ale nepflehafi a laa i.ou ohayy, ie
I karna mNfe snaene ulrpali
lIned iak yysloupIl isem Via
ka u ia isko doma isem 80 q.
lll Nsak lake sdeIsi kraiane pro
Noii hodrosi a dahroanleenasl
isen tsul, slohte mAm We Vii.
bel ,losml iadnema heslu iesls 50
netastesklo ksbhyeh ma We
ekN ~ klefii rFasiel moli pta
lelakt f~slfasll " lmeaasa,l, ~
neimene diva s,taM lehela easer
r.sa bN IA 10 asstaeils ill . a.
hls,m ma slusaes' h,la mou ~.
slansss'i. ahyeh nehiilse sshlesial
rf.slnllssha assehe icinsiele. ia
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-07-05
TEN yedrul --- y lftosti jen vzpo.
minhme ted Da w krAsns proslu.
meme dny Ieta We stare vlasj

meme dny Ieta We stare vlasti
hikhli Prnznn, ze 80 dejyh - TO
on myslf, ~ TO NJ neni k yydrzc.
nj ale jen NJ vi pfijde sem, do
" DaN Omahy. Pane6kn, 10 by,
myslim, zpiyal jinou, ale sotya vc.
selcjN. TAX vidite, my name je.
6it humor. Nh, DczAyidtjte nam
no, do smichu nam mnobo neni. A
sotya asi byIo v sob0tn ]. Geryen.
ce kraJan6m De Giorgi Bros, '
Council Bluffs, H. Pred jeJicb
eeskym semenhfskym Myodem, v
IozshbItm keystonu Bnildingu, m
JIM MaiD nIici, je ycljka dfegfnh
|platforma, Kazdbho odpoledDe o.
| pfrh No do nj sIunec celon silOu -,
a v sobotu byIo Jog stnphf We sti.
M - take trance json yysuseny
Da padrf. KoJ z, bod, odpoledDi
|pak zaniiilo sInnce jedcp trhmec,
spdlon proshkIg, tak Ne yyAehIy
pIameny veasnym uIitim pfede.
AIo Ne ysak pohrom6 u gratuIuje.
me krajan6n DE Giorgjm.
Jnk sc doyfdame, Dhs upfim
Dy pIteI pan JiDdfich Donht, re.
stnjiei zdstupce firmy Josef Tri.
Der, pfiseI minnIhbo tgdpe k do.
wi ydzDbmn 1razn. SpIasili se y
MIN kont V East Grand Forks,
MINI, pn cemz Vi yymknm pobu
o rDku Pan Dondt DnIfzd ~ Y
o8eifoyhni Itkafc v Grand Forks,
N, Daky kdcz blde Due1 setryati
asi t}den, nez bnde moci 10 yydati
Da ccstn ku syt rodipt zde v Oma.
". Jeho poraDtni nebude miti
yhznych ndsledkn. Pfcjeme maze.
mn pfjteli brzkhbo a tryaItbo po.
zdraycDf,
HylaMni yolby, kterh We ko.
Daly Omazc n DougIas County
V 1tcry tyden IN 1celem poyoIcnf
boDdd pro mhstskon yoddrnu, dve
basitsM stanicc n noyoD okrcsnf
bpdoyu soudni, dopadly ncpro.
speech ysccb nj 1celh q yodlren.
skych bondeeb blasoyalo 80 ponze
Y Omaze aby prosIy, bylo tfcba
dyou tfctin hlosh. Pro bondy by.
y eclkcm odcyzd6ny 1862 blasy
u proti 1872, Omazsti yolifove
hlasoyali rovntz o bondcch pro "a.
nzcni move okresnf budovy soud.
nj tn pro bondy bylo odevzdhno
1886 hIash II proti 2,73s. Cclko.
W zdjcm byl pranepatrnS, nebof
poeet yhbec odcyzdangch hlasi
cinf jcn 5,434 Kdyz pax sc okres.
nj komisaf EIsasser doyidH vs..
sledkn yolcb, tgkajfcich So poza.
davkn okresniho, prohldsil, 10 se
komisan jK nejak obejdou a ze
budou mfti peDize bcz tobo. Blu.
de prg sc muset v nejhorsim nt.
jakou dobn poseckati sc stavbou
noveho okresnfho zalafc. .Jnak
ysak pro ostatni potfeby je prg Y
okresni pokladne pence dosti. Gel.
kovy vysledek jcvf Sc neilfpe Y IL.
% tabnleci
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-07-05

Pro mtsic ceryeDee cbysth We
die zDrhyy staycbDiho hfadu celia
fada noyycb stnyeb v Omazc,
jicbz cena bude dalcko pfcyyso-
yati obnos Jednobo milionh doIla.
r6 Sam0tHa stayba move bndoyy
Dfeyafh syfta M jiz. IL. Far.
nam NJ. pobItf yyse jmenoyany OBJ.
nos.
v nedfli odpoIedne hralo vi
ptkolik yyrosfId na jiz. IL. n VII.
liam ul, y rsketami, ktcrh zaDftiIy
stfecbn M dome Z, 1881 jiz, IL. u.
lice, Ponfyadz wax obe6 byl "a.
by zpoWroyhn, byl pfiyoJanymi
hasiti ubascD dive, ncz byl y to
nadtlati yelikon skodu,
Velkt sttsti v nestfstf mel
pfftel Das pan Stanislay Is. Lctoy.
SKY, bydliei bIizko Florence, Ncb.
MIadI syn jcho viktor sckal ira
VI podtl ulice n mel sekafcc IA.
pfazeDy par koni Proti ntmu jcl
automobil, jehoz 40 kont lckli a
potali couvati. Nhbodou to bylo
mad rokli hodne hlubokou. Kont
No sfitili do hlubiny, ehIapcc vsak
seskocil prhye okamziku, nez se
vsc pfeyrhlo, TAX zc uscl porant-
nj aneb dokoncc i mrti. Jedcn
kan Sc hodn6 pofczal. Ably mo-
bli kone vyprostiti, bylo treba we.
cbny postrojc pfefezati Nh, jen
kdyz 10 TAX dopadlol
r. Y pond6li odejela nazpet do
sytho domova We Vcrdigre, Neb.,
pani Il, smidovd dcerou Emmou.
PAM smidoyh dlela v Omaze pres
tfi t}dny lozo ncmocn6ho syna
Otly, kter$ 80 pomalu zotayujc. -
i'feieme mn brzke q dplnt pozdra.
vent
Sdrnlenf omazskG u south.
omazSkd fady n. c u. j, pofada
II ncdeli dne .. 6eryenee velkS
ySlel do parku pam liouiina, &c.
ehy a vejvody na jizni ~ ulici.
Jak isma doslechli, bude TO je,
den neiveiSieh y}leih, iakS kdy
bsl cesk6 Omaze pofadan. za,
haynl yfbor konA rozsdhld pflpra.
w IA tim deelem Mezi iinym ne
chal na ylasini Alraty postayit
m,~iskS yodoyod IA do parkn. -
Nadejeme se, AZ ialo praee ysboru
hoJnun naysiayou hude odmsnsna
XnamS ohlIhens klerk, "a
mSslnan, sroeernim ohehada =
liefmAnka, pan Frank vo.ruha,
odeIel ' utsry odpoledne de East
IardAn. Mich, na nAvA'tsu svsch
FedleA, kde ss nlrii aAi ~ dni
Ten danlai 50 nam pskns .
hissule repls maine dos,i, ale ns
ia aa pfanle ncdhA lllee isnu
kaaisho due Fesihsssny h nesne
seni ha'le.l' 10 lak stale. mAme
.lrseh, H. nay hu,ieue isk nAleki
ssresenl mainA. b. mas shu
he isn hramAdks kes,l, M. ae.
hyle hy diva, lskavssa s~ssyda