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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-27
A Frenehy Touch

The girl with knack at little home
made touches to her gowns that give
them quite an air" should try a new
ribbon effect. This is butterfly bows
or rosettes and long ends of two deli.
cate tones of ribbon. as pale oink and
lavender. lavender and green. corn
color and white. blue and pink. flame
color and fawn. Used with lingerie mr.
light wool house dresses these com.
binations are exceedingly coed
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-27
Leather Bodkin Cases

Leather bodkin cases, containing
three or four chased silver bodkins
for use with so many different Widths
OF ribbon. are so fat and small that
they can easily be held in the palm q,
the hand, and are an especial convent
encs for travellers.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-02-27

Tourist Reader You will not need
30 long list Of toilet preparations
Tor use on that trip I would certain.
ly suggest good cleansing cream
and tonic or lotion as we'll. A mas.
sage cream which will also answer
for foundation for powder. A bot.
tie OF rosewater for use instead OF
plain water. which Is often an irritant
to sensitive skin. A bottle of eve
tonic, and a few other things. all Of
which can be neatly packed in a
small toilet ease and which will be a
great comfort to you. as we'll as keen
your complexion In fine condition. No
charge is made for any advice from
this department, and you are vel
come to ask as many questions AZ YOU
wish.
Busy Body.-For very grimy hands
use cleansing cream generously and
thoroughly before scruSbing with
soap and water This will soften the
dirt, and it can be more readily ro
moved. II you will dissolve a l;,tls
baking soda in a bowl Of quite warm
water and soak the hands In this for
hve minutes after using the cream
you will soon be able to get the hands
white. Use mild soap, as very
strong soaps make the skin rough and
the dirt ss much harder to get ont
Remember to rinse the hands alway.
IN clear water Apply a little cold
cream Immediately after washing the
hands and before they are ent,rsl,
dry. rubbing it well into tho skin.
Doubtful.-Baldness is not incur
able. 1t does not always WELD n
treatment, but with proper cleansing
preparations. massage Of the sca,n
given sensihly and good stimu,.t.
ing tonic there is no reason why na.
ture should rot do her duty and
start a growth of hair. As long 40
there are hair bulbs they are capab,o
OF being stimulated and nourisha5
and coaxed to sprout new hair. SInca
you have appealed to me fer helm
will advise you to the best o. nv
knowledge. but / will need the en-.
Veiope you suggest sending In your
1ext letter.
Copyright 1919. by Universal Press SIN.
dicate.)
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-10

The body of Mrs. l.. L. Cleveland
who died aboard a train just west or
here. Wednesday night. was shipped to-
day to Cambridge, Mass. Her husband.
who arrived here today, accompanied the
body home.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-10

Once the truck at the end of the train
got disconnected in q tunnel leaving ths
exclusive passenger rseaed stationary IN
his carriage--aIso In darkness and peril
In the Japanese House Of Peers there
are represented six political parties. anol
In the House OF Representatives nve.
No one Of these. however. has majority
in either house and not al OF them are
represented In both houses.
This years art exhibit in Tokyo has
demonstrated fully that foreigners at
last has won its way completely In old
Nippon. Out of 1854 pieces offered there
were but forty-seven In the. pure Japa-
nese style and about one-haif were al
together Western in treatment. Those
remaining showed Western influence to
marked degree.
Baron Sakatari. thu Mayor of Tokyo.
makes strong plea for writing Japan
nese In Roman letters, as 1t takes at
least a year to memorize the thousands
OF Chinese characters now in use.
The new Imperial Theater at the jap
anese capital has been. completed at
cost of $6O0000.. very large sum for
japan. which has the cheapest labor and
material IN the whole world. Not only
the traditional drama of historic Japan
has been presented on its stage. but the
plays OF Shakespeare and foreign opera
have been produced successfully. Hav-
Ing once had taste what Western mu-
sic Is like. the little Japs want none Of
their old-fashioned, sing-song, monotous,
almost dirge-like, lays. FLANEUR.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-10
Special Mention.

One pair Of Brown Horses weigh $500. One pair
of Bay Horses weigh $500. Six pair OF Good Mules
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-10
Norman Corbin

Has just arrived with Is head Of the best chunks
and delivery horses that have had from him this
season. Come and see them
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-10
A Cold Joke.

From Lost in the Arctic" by Edgar Mikkelson.
The water has spoiled all the biscuits.
half of which are nothing but big lump
OF mildew, from which, however. we
manage to pick out a few fragments
which may yet prove eatable. The oat-
meal has suffered less, but is perfectly
green with age. The sugar has disap-
peared; the chocolate is also green and
tastes of soap. However, we have found
food, though not as good as we had ex-
pected, and We hope to be able to use
the best OF the biscuits, assuring each
other that mildew cannot be poisonous.
Iversen even goes so far as to declare
it must be wholesome, being after all
a sort of "greenstuff..
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-10
A Billion Matches a Day.

From the Chicago Tribune.
In the United States alone some bill
lion matches a day are burned, in spite
Of all the electricity in use and in addi-
ton to all the gas and cigar lighters.
These matches burned in a day
amount TO over two carloads Of the
best timber and weigh $1,000 pounds
Some twenty-five tall trees have to be
cut to produce this huge pile. II only
twenty-four hours consumption could be
placed end TO end they would extend
about 10000 miles. more than the distance
around the world.
Many Of our matches are imported
from Sweden and Norway and even Aus
tria. Most of them are Safety matches.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-10
fight To DISMISS
SUIT OF {. ]. RIXEY
Counsel for Former Virginia Banker
Does Not Want Client Sent to
Marion Asylum.
A EXANDRIA NEWS NOTES

Alexandria, Va, May 9.-An examina-
ton OF the record Of the case Of C. Jones
Rixey former head Of the defunct vir-
ginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation,
which collapsed two years ago, now pend
ing before the United States Supreme
Court OF Appeals, was made yesterday
by Attorney General Samuel w. Will
Jams, OF Richmond. Mr.. Williams stated
that he will ask to have the case ad-
vanced on the docket or dismissed on the
nrst day of the October term of court
The object of the suit, styled c. J..
Rlxey against r. H. Cox, city sergeant,
is TO prevent RiXey from being sent to
the asylum for the criminslly insane at
Marion, Va. He Is now a patient at the
Western State Hospital for the Insane
at Stanton. Va.
Rixey was declared to be of unsound
mind by commission of prominent allen
lists, and subsequently an order was en-
tered In the Corporation Court directing
that he be sent to the asylum for the
criminally insane at Marion. Va.
PENDING the completion of the ward
at this Institution he was sent to Staun-
ton. His counsel in the meantime op-
posed sending him to Marion, and sued
out writ of habeas corpus before Judge
Edmund Waddill in the United States
Court for the Eastern District of Viz
ginia. This was refused by that court.
Whereupon the case was appealed to the
United States Supreme Court, where IL
has been pending ever since.
In the event the attorney general Of
the State should succeed in having the
case dismissed from the docket il would
mean, II is stated, that Rixey would be
sent to Marion, where the criminally in
sane of the State are confined.
Committee Plans Celebration.
The committee recently appointed by
Mayor Fisher to arrange for a celebra-
ton In observance of the signing of the
treaty OF Client. held a meeting today
at the Office OF John NJ. johnson and
organized with the election of officers
and the appointment of committees.
Plans for the celebration, which ii is
estimated, will cost $1,000, were also dis
cussed.
Preliminary plans provide for service
in all of the churches in the city, De-
cember a. 1914. the actual anniversary
of the signing of the treaty.
1t is proposed to hold the main cele-
bration February ., 1915, and it is ex-
pected that the Friday preceding that
date celebration will also be held by
the school children in the city.
officers elected are: Mayor Thomas A.
Fisher. honorary chairman; John NJ
Johnson. chairman; Robert S. Barrett,
secretary: Arthur Herbert, jr., treasurer.
Committees named are: Edward l..
Daingerfield, George E. Warfield. Thomas
c. Smith, Henry X. Field, Arthur Her
bert, jr., finance; Rev. W. S. Morton,
Samuel p. Fisher. DR.. Arthur Snowden,
DR.. Samuel B. Moore, Judge J. X. NJ.
Morton. and John NJ. Johnson, reception:
Mayor Thomas A. Fisher. John NJ. John
son. Robert s. Barrett. ]. Fred Birrell.
Lewis II. Machen, and ]. r. Zimmerman,
Lewis II. Machen was
elected a member of the committee vice
John A. Marshall, deceased.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-10
Some Useful Facts.
rom the Detroit Free Press

From the Detroit Free Press.
Say! Do you know how many school
children there are in the United States
Listen: There are ., 100000 of them. Do
You know how many of them go to school
some of them to wretched little IN
healthy novels unfit to house swine ?
Just 100000 of them. That leaves
100000 who don't go to any school at
all. Some are kept away by poverty,
some by illness, and some by vile. muddy.
disgraceful roads. There you are-in these
few sentences you have material enough
to keep you talking for the next decade,
material enough for another Dickens to
use in series Of novels and for another
Plmsol to use in a crusade-haven't you?
And what use will you make of it?
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-10

communicated with. crutchneid has
been employed at fertilizer factory
while here ~
When seen today at the Hotel Ramunel
by Chief of Police Goods and number
OF. Newspaper men. Barton 8. Stewart
who lives across the river at q place
| story that he had been held Up ana
| robbed and thrown into the river at
| midnight last night Stewart. however.
stated that he lost his watch either here
or In Washington. Stewart also stated
thatNhe accidentally fell overheard.
Cornelius Cary and his wife have sold
to Lula Allen a house and lot on the
east side of Fairfax Street. between
Wolfe and Wilkes Streets. known as 426
South Fairfax Street
]. X. M. Norton. special commissioner,
has sold to Lillian B. Carlin house and
lot on the east side of Washington
Street. between Cameron and Queen
Streets.
8. Bayliss and others have purchased
from Martha Jackson a house and two
lots on the east side of Henry Street, be-
tween Queen and Princesssstreets.
Thomas c. Rawlett and wife have pur-
chased from the heirs of William Greg
DRY. through Monroe & Marbury, lot
Of ground at the southwest corner Of
Princess and Pitt Streets.
The records made by the officers of the
Virginia militia, recently inspected by
Capt. ]. K. Particle. Fifth United States
Infantry, inspector-instructor on duty
with the Virginia Volunteers. as an
nounced. follows: Capt. F. L. Slaymaker,
81 per cent; Maj. ]. e. King, S7F$ First
Lieut.. H. Noel Garner, SIS; Second
Lieut. Conrad Johnson. "a.
Old Boys' Association to Meet.
Arrangements have been made for the
ninth annual meeting of the Old Boys
Association of the Episcopal High
School, which will be held June IL. The
final exercises will be held on that day,
and at 1890 there will be luncheon. A
business meeting Of the association will
be held at 100 o'clock in the afternoon.
Charged with the theft of bicycle
from Frank Michelbach. Cornelius
Myers, colored. sixteen years old, was
arraigned in the Police Court today and
sentenced to the State Reform School.
The lad told the court he stole the wheel
and intended returning it, but a COM
panion removed one Of it's tires, thereby
preventing HlrIl OOlHS DIS ne eApeCteu
Myers shed bitter tears when sentenced
At a meeting of Samaritan Rebekah
Lodge of Odd Fellows held tonight at
Odd Fellows Hall, reports were received
on the school and chapel fund for the
Odd Fellows orphans home at Lynch
burg. An active campaign Is now being
waged by the women Odd Fellows of
the State for the erection of school
for the orphans.
The body of Mrs. Sarah z. Denly
who died in Washington. was brought
here today and buried this afternoon in
Union Cemetery.
The body of Mrs. l.. L. Cleveland
who died aboard a train just west or
here, Wednesday night, was shipped to-
day to Cambridge, Mass. Her husband.
who arrived here today, accompanied the
body home.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-10
McHENRY BROS,

OF Haecrs.Dwn, Nd, will be in with 30 head Of
good young general purpose horses. They have ad-
vised this is great lot They have q horse Tor
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-10
Negro Held by Police.

Stape Crutchfield, colored. twenty-five
years old, was arrested today by Police
man Rowland as a suspicious charac
However. there is no charge entered on
the blotter at police station against the
accused.
The real cause for his arrest, it is
stated, is that a colored man informed
the police that Crutchfield killed a COL
ored man at a railroad camp near Fred
ericksburg Va, about three years ago.
Crutchfield, whose home is in Spottsyl-
vania County, Va, claims he knows
nothing of such an affair. He has been
in Alexandria about three weeks. The
Fredericksburg authorities have been
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-10

The Bracelet and Watch Case
are heavy solid gold The
bracelet Is very flexible and has
safety catch that assures it's fit
ting any size wrist. The move
ment Is a very small lever, well
jeweled, and fully guaranteed.
1t Is adjusted to two positions
and has a dial of special design.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-10

Wireless connection between the prin-
cipal Catholic churches of Italy, France,
and Austria and the Vatican is being
arranged.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-10

Has 20 head of the best Draft Horses that have been
in Washington for long time. He always buys the
shane and the kind that do good and he advised us
he can buy no better than he has He says they are
hand picked.
We have what we advertise. Every
horse is sold under a full guarantee
Dr money refunded.
Horses can he Inspected on Sunday
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-10

We will sell for the Government
One Bay Gelding at II O'Clock. He is good
horse, night out Of work. the right kind too
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-10

The body of Mrs. Sarah z. Denty,
who died in Washington. was brought
here today and buried this afternoon in
Union Cemetery.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-01-01

8 let. Jestli 10 osy6dGf, mali 70
pax stAti ostroyy samostatnou re-
publikou pod protcktorltem s. s.
jako jest cerno5sk4 republika IL
IBERIA V Africe,
- Cipriano Castro, smutn6 pa
m6ti diktAtor Venezuely, jede ma
lodi La Turaine z Francie do s.
s. q naSe vlAda by mu rAda zabrh~
Mia pffstup do zemG. Mnoho zlo-
cind klade SO mu "a vinu, ale 70
zAdn6ho ncbyl usvedGen pon9-
yada prchl - a zAkon tG veci
jest jasnym. Proto ale naf1dil Sc
kretaf Nagel vyst6hoyaleck6mu
1fadu ma Ellis Islandu, ably po-
drobil Castra nejpfisnejNmu w.
slechu a najde-li sebe mensi za-
minku k zadrzenf no, ably j po.
uzil.
- Sergeant at arms spolkov6ho
kongressu s obsflkou v ruce hleda
VIM. Rockefellera, bratra John
d., jednoho pohlayart1 olejnf-
no trustu, ktery jest yolan ma sto-
lici syGdkG k vyslechu pred vyse-
tfujfei yybor. Ale p. Rockefeller
Sc ztratil. V jeho new-yorskGm
palaci nenl k nalezenf, ac 1fednfci
prohledali yse cd stfechy az do
sklepa. Hledali v 1fadovnach
Standard Oil Co., kde Sc jim W.
small Ma sc "a to, ze millionaf
unikl do letniho sidla We sv6 obo-
re V horach Adirondacs, ktera
jest We dne v noel hlidana Getou O.
zbrojenych hajnych a snadno by
mohl n6ktery 1rednfk byti pova-
zovan "a pytlaka. Pan Rookie
feller patrn6 chce dokazat, ze ka-
Sic ma cely kongress vladu a ze
pride, nj on sam bude NIT k to-
mu chuti.
- Edward +. Mylins, anglicky
zurnalista, ktery 81 odpykal trest
v kaznici pro kriminalnf urazku
ma cti, spdchanou ma krali Jiffm,
pfijel do S. S. minul6ho tydne, ale
byl posldn zp6t die zakona, jenz
byvalym v6zhdm zapovfda vstup
do zeme.
- Pravi Sc, Re v6tsina obou
snemoven kongressu jest proti ma
yrhu presidenta Tafta, ably mini
stfi nell prayo zasedati kon-
gressu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-01-01
Zprdvy z Washingt0nu

Clark odbyval Trenton, n j.,
tajnou konfercnci 10 zvolenyn
presidentem, po kter6 bylo oznA-
memo, ~ bude kongress syolAn ku
|zyIAstnfmu zasedAnf asi dne Is.
bfezna, ale rozhodn6 pred l5.
dubnem. Upraya cla bude jeho
praci. X t6to konfercnci hlcdelo
sc nemalym zajmcm, neb naSle.
doyala 20 rozmluy6 pana Wilsona
. Vim. J. Bryancm, hlavnfm ne.
pfftclem Champ Clarka. Wilson
fekl jcn tolik, ze pan Clark jest Y
1plnem souhlasu jcho reformnf
mi nAhledy u chcc podporoyati
We, co budc smGfovati X splntni
pfcdyoIcbnich slibd, danych stra.
nou dcmokratickou.
Spolkoya yclkd porota Y
Chicagu yysetfujc TAX w. Cereal
trust, TO jest spojeni &c toyaren
ma yyrobu obilnfch pfiprayek TX
snfdani" (breakfest food, jako
jsou Postoyy, Quaker Oats q jin6.
Spidy pry sc ku zniteni syycb
konkurentf n ovlAdnntf trhu. ---
Vldda ebce proti MIN podati Ia
lobu. ....-
~- President Taft oslayoyal
sydtky vdnotnf ma Paname jako
host inzenyra Goethalse. V den
ydnotni dAvan pies ia po6est pre-
sidenta republiky panamskG gene
rala Porase u mas pan president
ri take zatantil y chotf prcsiden-
tovou, zatfm 60 pani Taftova
"valtikoyala" presidentem Po-
rasem. Pan Taft jest tlenem cir
kve Unitdfskt, ktera jest telmi
libcrdlnf Il nezakazuje adbav Ia.
nctnich ami stffdm6 pitt libogin,
ale ney6m v bozsky phvod Kri-
sthy, uzndvajfc no pouze IA po-
slednfho n nejy6tsiho q prorokn,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-01-01

stale w yelkolcpG oyacc. Starl
cernoska, kterA slouziIa v rodinG
Wilsonoyc kdyz 10 maIy TomASck
narodil u koupayaln no jako DE-.
cko, Iezf yekcm seGIA Y nemocni.
lei. Sotva odpoycd6l Wilson k
uvitaci reel, jiz pospfchal do ne.
mocnicc, kde yysedcl hodinu II To-
zc stare "mamy," zahrnul j dAr-
ky u poslouchal vypravovani sta
fenky. ktcrG 81 yzpomfnala ma
DOLBY, kdy Marsa Tom byl maIym
hochcm. Ntkolik stafen, ktcre
ho choyAyaly ma kline, take 81
pfislo = MIN porozkfapnout W.
prayoyaIy svG yzpominky Cd
hranic statu nj do Stautonu po-
del trait drahy, ktcrou Wilson
jel, hofely slavnostnG ohnG. Pan
Wilson byl hluboce dojat uyfta-
MIN, jehoz Nc mn dostalo We SVEN
rodisti a jen toho nesl bolne, 10
ysudc byl obkliten Getou tajnych
polieistf stdtnich i spolkoyych,
kteM byli vyslani . Washingto.
nu, ably bdGli mad ziyotem a bez.
peel zyolenGho presidenta.
- VlAda podala pred spolko.
wynn sondem Y Detroit, Mich, Ia.
lobu proti Kellogg Toasted Corn
Flakes, vinic spoletnost, ze jest
trnstem a pfestupnje zakon Sher.
manly.
- Admiral Dewey sIayil dine
26. prosince svt rs. narozeniny.
Mnozi mladi dlstojnici mu zdyidi
jeho statnou, yzpfimenou postavu
u muzny yzhIed. Byy otdzan pfi
banketu ma jeho potest ddvanGm,
temu pricitA zachoyani svG sye-
zesti, poradiI pfitomnym "Ne-
chodte na palnotni bankcty," "
- Kongressnik Glass y Virgil
ME, predseda podvyboru ma re-
formu finanGni, mel vanocnfm
svatku dlouhou rozmluvu sc zvo-
lenym prcsidentem WiIsonem,
ktery pfi tom sedel, polstafi zalo-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-01-01

ktery pfisel prAci syych pied
chddcd dopInit u dokoncit, We.
chino mnzstyo M kanAlc slavilo
ydnocc D posddka obou yAIecDych
lodi, kter6 pHyezly druzinu presi-
dentoyu, byla M bfchu, hosty pa
na Tafta Byli provAzcni 20 ce-
lem prdpIayn zylAstnimi yIaky a
vystrojcna pro no hostina. Pre-
ddent mel tajnb porady prcsi-
dcntcm panamskym o jeho dvema
pfcdcb1dci. JcdnA 80 patrn6 o
spolupdsobcni t6to republiky pH
obranG prllayu u mi sc IA 10, Ne
] pobfeM Panamy bude po obou
strnnach kanAlu dobfe opeyneno,
ably 80 zabrAnilo yysazenf yojska
Y pnpadu yAlky n napadenf prt-
playu nepfAteli 20 pcynG zcmi. -
lined druhy den po yanocfch yse.
al president opet ma LODI Il odjcl
DON'T. Pluk. Goethals jcj dopro-
gdzi. Jak znamo, chcc kongrcss
jmenoyati Goethlsc generhlnim-
majorem u dAti no do vysluzby,
jako Dewey.ho, platem $4,000
rofnf. Nez president jest proti
lomu u ysecbny casopisy zemi
.pfimlouyaji Sc "a to, ably byl Goe-
thals ponechAn na panamskem
.pdsmu 60 jeho guyern6r, neb sIu-
zeb jeho zemc bude potfeboyati i
dale. Goethalsovo pfani Y tom
smeru nenf dosud znamo, ale vi
Sc. ze president jej o to zadaI, ably
guvern6rstyf pfijal % sprayoyal
pruplav naddle po jeho otevfeni.
zyoleny president Wilson
trdvil vdnoce posteli, jsa memo
cen zdehyatem chfipky. Ale dru-
by den = dovolenim ldkafG odjel
do sytho rodist6 We staunton,
Virginia, n slavil tam sve naroze-
niny M fare, kdc sc pred SO lety
narodil. Spal ttze starodavnG
vcIik6 posteli, kde prvn6 spatfil
svGtlo sy6ta. DO m6stetka sjclo
se ma $4,000 lidi WiIsonoyi do
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-01-01
ZPRAVY z BRNA.
(Omazskeho predmesti.)

Bolestnou ranou osudu stize-
ma byla yazend rodina pana j. En-.
kroupy, hlavniho redaktora Ho-
sp0ddfe Narodni Tiskdrne, kdyz
" patek, q, t. M, po kratk6 nemo-
ci zemfela jim milovana deeruska
.Zdtnka We stdri 6 rok1. Mad IL
mrtim utl6ho d6vtatka mimo ro-
dice truehli n6kolik sourozencu a
tetni JIM prdtel6. Zesnula naro-
zena hyla oma2e a pohfeh ko-
nal Sc nedGli 20, ye : hodiny
odpoledne Z domu smutlku, els.
4lls Atlas uliee, ma Narodni hfbi-
toy "a yelkt udasti tetnJeh pfa-
tel a lndmyeh. n tetnym proie.
YUM saustrasti, ktcrych sc tru-
.chlieim poznstalym dostalo, PEI.
pniuieme ttz nasi neihlubSi SOU
.sirastt
Jak jsem pled kratkym Ga.
srm sdtlil, ~ totik hnmlmgtonska
.drdha hodla lakeupiti velky Ian
p0aemtu, nalttaiiciho 10 meal
Atlas uliei a fekou Missouri, uyni
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sltleaei pp5t sakaupili al T. N La.
tayskehn a sieu na IL a q ullei,
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