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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10
C0MMENDS VIRGINIA
CHILD LABOR LAWS
WV iork sufrragtst says That Chill
aren of Today Are lard Line
of Defense.

faktng the children Of today as the
thifd line of defense in Virginia. Mrs
= o. Smith, Of New York. member Of
the national child labor committed
whose exhibit is In Richmond this
week, made an earnest plea yesterday
peiore the Equal Suffrage League Of
richmond She plead that the chill
uFen or the state be given - square
zeal by the laws of the state.
Your compulsory education law in
virginia, and the fact that your child
labor is not TO be suspended for the
period Of the war as ii has been in
massachusetts,. will of course make
Tor the safety Of the children. Z In
TACT the compulsory education law
alone is great protection, as no
manufacturer wishes to engage child
labor for out of school hours. even
though he were permitted to do so.
1t is for the strict observance Of
such laws throughout the union that
the national child labor committee is
working and it asks the cooperation
and support of organizations and in
dlviduals in all the states"
Introduced by Mrs. J. Tyler Jobson,
chairman OF the afternoon as a sea-
soned campaigner for equal suffrage
In New York, Mrs. smith related some
interesting incidents of her work in
New York
Mrs. william Gemmeli. NJ the Fede-
ration of Mothers clubs. brought he
fore the meeting the object OF the
tag day in The interest of tho chill
dren Of the onen~air schools, upon the
success Of which will depend the ros-
sihfhty Of providing camps fer their
surrm vacations. II was truly child
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10
The Last Tour de Force.

The present offensive Is not only a
military tour de force, com parable
in sustained energy Of execution to
Napoleon's campaign of 1914, but in
its relation to the prevailing policies
and psychology OF the war, II is no
less moral, or, II you please, a
wholly immoral tour de force. The
men who conceived it. planned it and
are carrying it out have oyerreached
themselves. They have committed
the consummate act of violence,
which, however, dangerous it may be
to their foreign enemies. is far more
hkely to be ruinous to themselves.
they are furnishing the German ma
ton with an overwhelming demon
stration of the unlimited price which
its rulers are willing to pay for the
privilege of dominating Europe: and
inasmuch as that price includes not
only the infiction OF so much suffer
ing on other peoples and the cultiva-
ton of such widespread and bitter
resentment against Germany. but the
imposition on the German people
themselves of such incredible ex-
ertors and sacrifices. we believe that
in the end, or before the end. Ger
man human nature will finch and
perhaps rebel.-The New Republic.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10

Members of the Richmond chapter
Of The Archaeological Institute of
America will be the guests Of Mrs
Granville q. Valentine Saturday even
ing. May II. and will hear at this
time DR.. Mitchell Carroll, his subject
being. Greece. Our Latest Ally. from
Theseus TO Venizelos" Dr. Carroll.
in giving this lecture, comes as the
representative not only for the
Archaeological institute of America
but also for the speaking division OF
the United States committee on pub
lie information, the speakers bureau
OF the treasury department. and also
AS member of the general council
OF the Am erican- Hellenic society.
This lecture is a phase of the propa-
gands in the interest OF modern
Greece as the youngest of our allies
and has the fun indorsen emit of the
Greek minister, Mr.. Georges Roussos.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10

number OF American women. appr0x-s
imateiy 10000; 600, who are assured
full suffrage as a result of the tre~8
mendous wave Of suffrage sentiment
that is sweeping the world since the
war began.
TN each instance these victories
have been gained, or initiated within
the period of the war. and they re-
feet the determination of leading
statesmen and political leaders to re-
gard woman suffrage as a genuine
war measure.
Almost without ception 1t has
been the sole political question. out
side OF those directly connected with
the conduct and the management OF
the war. which has received serious
attention in the wosld's legislative
bodies
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10
FORTY MILLION WOMEN
ENFRANCHISED IN WAR

Washington. May Figures as
sembled by the National American
Woman Suffrage association show
that approximately 10. 900. 600 women
have been enfranchised since the war
began. Nine great states and nations
have extended suffrage TO their
women since 1915.
Leaving out OF consideration Rus.
sia's 100000 women. first in i'm
nortance comes the British suffrage
victory. which enfranchised 5000, 900
women; New York follows with prac-
hcally 100000 new citizens other
great suffrage gains within the last
three years have been: British Col
urn bia, si.727 women; Manitoba. fO3.-
$50; Alberta. 1904: Saskatchewan.
ss.751: Ontario. 71s,543; Denmark.
So3.sss
Within the last year partial suf-
1rage' ranging from presidential TO
municipal has been granted to the
women of the following states: Texas
ees.l6s Michigan, 7ss033 Arkansas.
55l,9e4 Nebraska 2oso4a: Rhode
Island, 1s6.391: Vermont f0s.8S3.
and North Dakota t22,4oC
Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait. presi-
dent of the National Suffrage asso-
citation, says:
The unanswerable logic OF suffrage
as a wartime issue finds its best DEM
onstration In these figures that cover
the tremendous strides made by the
cause throughout the world within
the last three years
Involved in a vast war and war
time problems, numerous states and
nations have vet taken time to en-
franchise approxtm ately 10000, 900
women.
This does not include the vast
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10
HUN DUBS MARINES
BY Devil DOGS"

Paris, May 9.-Cnited States ma
rines in France are rapidly acquiring
new sobriquets.
The Germans, terrorized by their
maniacsl fighting. have dubbed these
Americans Devil dogs"
But the French who have come in
contact with the marines refer TO
them as the millionaire soldiers,
due to the fact that marines are con-
stantly dividing their pay with the
French women and children who need
help. In many instances marines
have been known to give up their
entire months pay to purchase food
for destitute French families.
And the marines are proud of both
titles
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10
City News in Brief


George Price, the venerable colored
Janitor OF the police court. who has
served Justice John for many years.
Is the proud owner of liberty bond
of the vintage of the third issue. and
It Is all paid for. Shortly after the
bonds had been placed on sale, George,
who is known by every one who has
occasion to frequent the City Hall,
began to think the situation over
He counted out his savings and found
that he had sufficient sum on hand
TO meet his current needs. and to
take care of him for a reasonab BILE
period. IL he were taken i'll. and a
little besides. From the pile he picked
$50 in ones, twos. halves, quarters
and dimes. and proceeded az once to
the bank patronized by the court at
taches. and secured bond
Eff I should die" explained George
II kin res 'sured that 7 got huff for
to bury me comtabie, and a little for
A. band er music"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10
NO PYROTECHNICS
THIS 4TH OF JULY

Washington, May 9.--The fourth Of
July will be celebrated without fire.
works this year. The output of every
fireworks factory in the United States
has been purchased by the war de-
partmcnt and will he used in supply
ing the army with flares and signal
lights. In odd corners of the eoun-
try where dealers have a few fire.
crackers left over from last year,
there may he some popping OF ex-
plosives on the nations natal day. but
the larger cities and towns will be
without noise.
In edition TO placing thousands
OF dollars worth of contracts with
the fireworks factories the war de-
partment has constructed the largest
phyrotechnic factory in the world.
The output of a single day from this
factory would be sufficient to iliunainA
the city OF New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10
"Sr~-Me~ Doctor Is Held

Or Louis Hall, alias Harris. col
ored, was yesterday held for a hear
1ng in police court on May IA. He is
charged with threaten Margaret
Bagby with a pistol. and with at
tenn pting to assault her. Hall has
been "practicfng' in Jackson ward
for some time. proclatming himself
able to cure all ills without the use
Ct drugs Fits career will be hooked
into hv Detective Atkinson and To
licenar Grafton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10

Or Z. n Calisch will have as the
subject OF his DISCOURSE at Beth Aha
bah temple tonight, The Unsuitable
Eye" He will trace the attempts al
world conquest beginning wit h
Nebuchadnezzar. and coming through
history 10 the German kaiser. He will
touch on the efforts Of Darius Alex
ander. Caesar, Philip II and Napoleon.
Services will begin at Sis O'Clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10
Boys Return to Camp.

Sergeant !. l.. Taylor Sergeant
James f. Tucker Corporal Jack
Charley and Private Feithus. Of the
1e4th ammunition train tformeriy the
Richmond Blues). who have been
home on ten DAYS furiough left
for Admission last night TO reioin their
commands They are ready and anx
ious to get after the Hun. and ez-
pressed great joy before leaving over
rurnor that they were to he with
the boys In France in a very short
while
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10

The graduating class OF Union The
illogical seminary were addressed by
Rev. Or Ernest Sampson. OF Charles
ton w. Va. and an address was made
nv Rev Or. James Powell Smith. The
diplomas were presented by George w,
Potts, president of the board of trus-
tees Four OF the graduates haye en-
tered uron religious work at army
environments. The session just closed
was a most successful one
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10

Chairman Paul, OF the council COM
mittee on dock. river and harbor. yes
terday called off the meeting of the
committee scheduled for last night.
The committee has not held meet
ing for long time There is no bus
mess on the docket. and no member
Of the committee desires to start any
thing. it is said
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10

Charged WITH cnrS0rtSnC gaming
place at III North Eighteenth street
Frank Greanor was YESTERDAY fined
sIao bw Justice CrutchfeiG. and four
Young men caught in the raid npou
the house by Officers Sweet and
Lumpkin and Special Oyicer Beatts,
Of the prohibition department were
each fined S.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10

The ladies' Of the guild Of Meade Me-
mortal Episcopal church will hold
camounage sale at the home of Mrs.
George w Holt. 1897 Porter street to-
night at $50 o'clock. Just like buy
ing pig in bag said ore OF the
committeeman. you don't know what
you are getting, bat you set some
thing. and the surprises will be worth
the price. while IL ali goes for good
cause"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10
Cnmp I4rc Man MarricS.

Especial TO The Richmond vtrginian,)
wytheville. Va, May ss.--Junius l.
Powell. second lieut. enant Of Company
r. 317th regiment, at Camp Lee. and
Miss Katharyne Speer. Of Waahtng-
ton city. ware married In Petersburg
tonight The ~room II SON of ]. J..
A. Powell, mayor Of Wythevtlio. u
= supposed that Lieutenant Powell
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10
Police gtsfSaa Jawifor Held.

Ben Ttmberlake. former janttor or
the First police station. was held by
Justice Crutchfeld yesterday on the
charge Of transporting lia0or IN vio-
lation OF the prohibition law. He was
arrested at Main Street station by Of
sce~ Sweet and Special Agent Beatfie
with twenty-three pfnts Of iiauor in
his possession.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10

The good news was spread around
city hall Yesterday that both Alder
man w. J. Gilman and Councilman
Jefferson c. Powers, who have been
Ill. were improving Mr.. Powers has
been removed from St Luke's hos
pital to his home. 1870 North Thirty
secon dstreet, Chimborazo park. and
Mr.. Gilman is under treatment at his
home 1910 West Grace street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10
u,.ecr Gc~. to reIor~.

The case of assault registered
against Harry r. Bishop was dismissed
in police court yesterday, and Bishop
went TO North Carolina to answer the
call of the country. Re was charged
with assauitinE Edward Fl. Prummer.
manager of the Lexington hotel, where
PiShop was employed,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10

A Jury in musings court yesterday
gave John Lacy. colored, two years
IN the penitentiary for shooting his
wife on June Is last wear. The charge
of murder was changed to involuntary
manslaughter. Jealousy 1t is said was
the cause OF the shooting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10

There seems to have hccn
comma omitted in the ordinance
which will close tho saloons Of
Coalingn, an oil city out In Cali
fornta, and tho city onscials don't
know w41other they have boew
voted to close on April IS. May rs
or June 2. Why not settle the
dispute BY closing them tomorrow
morning at sunriess
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10

I. r. Pavey and Frank Tfckman n,
painters engaged In decorating the
building occupied recently by the city
committee on liberty bond drive, at
Eleventh and Bank streets. were yes
terday about noon thrown to the
ground bv defective scaffoid, Mr..
Dickman was taken TO the Virginia
hospital for treatment for fractured
leg, and Mr. Favev was taken 10 his
home with sprained ankle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10
DIR. Bowie Ieaves.

Rev. DR. Russell Bowie. rector OF
st. Paurs Episcopal church. left for
Camp Lee yesterday after receiving
orders to join the Mcclure unit. of
which he Ia chaplain. DR.. McGuire's
unit Is expected to leave for France
within the near future.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10
nmwsae Case CSmsan ue&.

Because OF the absence OF witnesses
in the case OF r. A. Baxile, OF
Meadow Va. the hearing was con
tinued in police court Yesterday to a
date TO be fixed later. BaIile was ar
rested at Byrd Street station on April
90 nv Commissioner Peters and sent
to First police station, A date for
the hearing will be settled upon as
soon as convenient time. can be ar
ranged Razile is on ball,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10

welfare day at suffrage headquarters.
The hnal report OF the liberty loan
committee showed ssS,75o worth of
bonds sold The sale OF war savings
stamps up TO date was reported as
sit,535.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10

Aseeker Of treasure took a "divtn-
ing rod" sailed out in the Pacific to
a spot where the Steamer Cochrane
was wrecked twenty-five years ago,
and sent down a diver, but all the
diver could And was a beer mug. r.
isn't the first time that a beer mug
has been a disappointment, as thou
sands OF human wrecks can testify.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10
TIE WEATHER
tCnitsd States wenthe. Bores@
Department OF Agriculture


Nirginla-RsIu Friday in west and
Friday or Friday night IN east por-
ton: warmer except in southeast por-
ton; Saturday, clearing and cooler ex-
ccpt rain in southeast portion.
North Carolina-Eair Friday except
showers in extreme west portion: Sat
urday, showers and cooler in the in
terror.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-10

Rainfall last twelve hours. ,.,,..
Rainfall last twenty -four hours. T
Excess In rainfall since March l. ;
Excess in rainfall since Janu-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-24

.je ' sazce, 4 my inssmime koli-
sat"
Hnizdo ma GAO akru pidy
We WilliamirlAs 2 toho 130 akrn
.ie vycisteno i cenn6 pro rolni-
ceni. Ma jeho pade je Is, ,ooO,-
900 stop dffyf ! pila schopna
zpracovat dcnne Is, 1000 stop.
Jestlize n6kdo chce zakou-
pit jelto iifajetek "a skutecnou
|cenu, Hnfzdo da rs procent j
|ceIkoveho obnosu ceskemu Ma
rodnimu Sdfuzcnf d druhych
rs procent cerven6mu Krfzi.
zbytek ttlozf Y bondech Svob6.
|dy neb tispernyeh zaAmkaeh
pro zajistAns sv6 seny.
Potud Pdblic Ledger. Kohl,
|krajAnd porhopi takovou obet
Inasich dvou starych pracovni-
|ki ceskeho Narodniho Sdru.
'zeni?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-24
ssl1Al4s'z y - -'sns
cHck + w JAsENi.

Washing90n .. G. jed
nina 2 prvych krokl, ktere uci4
nj pani Adolphus Buschova,
vdova po lin1isionafskem pivo-
varniku re st. Louis, Mo-, spo-
lu sc svym pravnfken1 Harry
Hawesefn b posledne uvedene-
l1o fafsta, kters jel "a nj do Ev.
ropy, by il privezi iaAzpet dos
md, bude obraCeni se ma Nit
chella Palmera, ktery byl VIA
dou ustanoven kustodem cizine
ckeho nfajetku, zabaveneho We
Spoiehych StAtech q ktereho
pozadA, by ii vsechen fnAjetek
jeji vratil.
PAM ,Baschova je americkou
obcankoa, ale proto pfece je-
den 2 pravAfk6 aieji a sice byva
" tajemnik obcliodu Nagei
dobroyolne pry pfedal vsechen
majetek jeff 10 spravy kastc-
da Mitchella Palmera a sice
jen Va tim icelem, Aby vyhovel
- NJ .s.2zz. u Il s,sass j. y. q -. Il II
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y v y y " " y
Y PoNDELf, "a. cERvNA '1s.
LEToSNf 4. cERvENEC!
v PosLEDM CIVIL NAPNEME silly!
vSEcKY cESKE A SLOvENsKE oSADY SPo1kY
SLAvTE sLAvNoST DNE NEODvTsLOSTI!

I Savny H. eervenec se blfzil We vadnich kanceaffch
washngtonskych probaj fedn celym STONY TELEGRAPH
ckch pfoev jez zasay organsace Americana ciziho
du Ma teegraficke proevy odpovda nejen Committee
Public information jez povefeno pfesdentem Wilsonem
informovan vefenost vsech ach departmental ale take
socase t satn seretaf stanf sekretaf sam, sekreta
valky tajemnfk namofnctva Jz toho vdno jaky W.
leosnm oavam cervence pfiklddA We vadnich
kruzfchl
We vsech msstech obcich spoenych Sata ists Cesi
Sovac sacstn dovych projevd savnosthch privodd
A. cervence. Nez skoro zadnych zprav nedoso ton
ak delaj hola oslavt svatek Ameriky jenz ma bst
svaem vsech kdoz touz aby ejch narod by svoboden!
Je velkou chybou jestlize vyzvy nasich stech pfse
ne vyzvy vyzney piano. by eeske sovenske
dy neucastny osav ceence ale nedovedene prAei
potavt odv aericke vefejnos ze nedovedem pocho
pit BE chcee aby nase prace obeti byy zhay, be e
nutno je ma pfislusnem niste sdelt!
Co je tedy tfeba? Co musi byt vykonano hned?
L. lhned vstupte vsecky odboGky cesksho Narodniho
Sdruzeni Slovensks Lisy Svaxu ceych kaolikI ostat
mich organisaci ceskosovenskych styk Mayor Com
mittee pro oslavu A. Gervence. ta
a. Cell Slovse nesmej pof6dat svisstneh savnesti,
nybrE asi sd6astn primo pravOdu slavnos veeh na
rodnostfl
g. Nechf mayorovu vyboru podaji hned program 4
pravodu adai take jejich slavnosni vozy su-
piny pSedsavovatl zde duzno poAnamenat
ba ably prdvodu byly napisy hesy Amerku,
pro rozb Rakousko osvobozen zemi ceskoslo
venskych atd.
l. zastupci Cecha sovakn pofadatelskem vyboru
necht trvajf aby jeich cos byiy podany zpravy
do mistnch anglickych std den cervence
nybrz hned tSchto dnech stejne nechf doda angeym
Gasopsi projevy loyalty americke vadS x vyxyva
kjany d6a slavnost To necht ucni vsecky odbocky
Cesk6ho Narodniho Sdruzen Sovenske Lgy Svazu Ce-
skch Katoikd kde nen krajskeho vybor eco organised
jmenem vsech Cechi Slovakd miste.
5. Weekly spoy ceske, jed sdGAshi ssav A.
ce necht bexodkadnS zasou pro5ev loyalty projet
slavnos A elegraficy adre.u
tee Public Information, Washington, b. G.
Jen bndei uGast nase uvefejnena nejblizsich dnech
anglicksm sku kdyz hude tele-
proevy loyalty, mizeme by ubezpesen prsks-
na vstvi Geskoslovenske nasemu n&rodu nnofe
yelkou sluxbu &. M vi
Proto ihned praci, kde treba schIze lined il svolej
pTedseda mni narodnf organisace Kazdy odkad e y9c
en skodu kazdy Gin znamena pro mas velmi mnoho!
Upozorhujeme ze jsme projevech usporadani
cas by pfekonan radou daeko meme pocetnych
narodnch Anerce estize nevzchopie hned nebu-
deme pesne ednat die uvedeneho zde nAvodunedocme
no. echo docit je nasi povinnos zamu naseho naroda
Vyuzitkuj kazdy dne cervence proevu ktery proka
ze nas pohotovost na oddanost yec Amerky naseho
roda!
MeM Norvezskem a Ans1f bude 3fizena vsdusn postas
to se acir more pouofky ztekeh poninou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-24
PKfKLADNf cEsl.
Americky tisk . dvou krAja'
mech oregonskych.

(CeskOSiovenska Ifsk. Kane. J
Washington, D. G. Anne
ricke casopisy We state Orego-
nu a po Mich casopisy vychod-
nj davaji "a pfikIad obetavosti
diva krajany " Oregonu usaze-
ne: znamel1o pracovnfka spoil
kov6ho krajana Chladka u
Portland, Ore, a kfajana B. T.
Hnizdo, farmafe z okresa Villa
motte Valley, Ore.
velmi rozsifeny Philadel-
|phia Ledger pravf:: Rozeni ces
Isl a Americani priobcenim jsou
mezi nejvice vlasteneckymi
podporovateli vlady we valce
ze demokracii.
Otcoye cetnych techto do
|macnostf prisli . rodnych zemf
|slovanskeho lidu do teto svo-
|bodh6s zefns PRO hfnotne polep
SEM a take pro f1abozenskou a
|politickou syobodu, ktere do
ma nemeli. NAlezei k jedne
casti prist6hovalcd re stredni
Evropy, kteri ukazali nadoby-
|cejne pochopeni pro demokra-
Itickou vladu a rovnou pfilezi-
tost poskytovanou Jim Spoje-
|nymi Staty.
Diva 1r1uzi znani We vefejne Elm
Inosti svych krajanii v Oregonu
Iprihlasiii Sc v Obehodni konao-
re Y Portlandu, aby sve sluzby
Ia svaj majetek ifabfdli oerve.
menu Krfzi pfostfednictvim p.
H. L. Corbetta precisely Cerve
lneho Kfize ' Oregonu.
B. T. Hniztio, 55 let veku,
farmaf 2 willamette Valley ma
bizf po1ovihu syeho pozemske-
no stAtku Gervehemu krfzi i
ceskemu Narodnifnu Sdruzeni
a druhou polovinu flabfzl ulo-
ziti Y Bondech Svobody ave va
lecnych tispornych znamkach,
ably zabezpecil pfijenl zens, !.
oznanlaje sve odhcdlAnf jft 40
Francie saouziti ' jakemkoliv
moznen postavenf proti Mem
lcun1. 4
Byi pfovAzen D. v. CHAD.
KEN, Portlandu, GA let veku,
majitelefn rnajetku Poftian.
du, 4 take Y ddoii Wilafiette,
jef1z take chce do Francie mi-
ze-h Sc jakkoIiv uplatnft iva
lvelke valce.
MY jsme rfabAdaii infadfky
aby Ai, cestovAli jsnhe po za'pa.
de, abychoni je pobfdii do 70.
Ijenske sauzby, 2 fekli start bo.
jovnici,. 'hosi sii 4 tislcich. Mu.
slime vykonat i1ynf avnj dfl. &c.
Esi must stat Y to1nto boji id
koHce M stFaas spojeaicd. Ma.
me sice svA leta, ale my dove.
|defHs bojovas j pfacovat.
I Edyz nic jihefo, tsdy pfa.
&c Rachafska ia ffunte postaci
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