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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20

equipment and previously an the
available supply was absorbed by
IN" demands of the war department
II am aeudlng YOU this list as q
result nf 4 conference which ! have
iust held with no executive com
miitce of the American Aasocntlon
OF state Highway officials. a. which
time II was represented that tho
various states are very anxious 10
secure additional equipment of the
Kinds Indicated
II am thorouehly in sympathy
with the efforts that are being made
by the war department to aid re.
turning soldiers IN securing employ
mcnt. and am couvlnco~i that II
tho equipment ana supplies are
made available II Will facilitate high
way construction and thereby s'im-
ulatc the employment OF labor"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
financial
Live Stock +
MARKETS
STOCKS TAKE DROP
IN SCOPE AND PRICE
Dealing While Over Million shares
l. Loss In Nolnmc Than Usual
DullnCss Rules on Exchange.

NEW YORK. Juno Ia G,ocks
were loss responsive today 10 the
passing OF the money crisis. ant
trading well over the million share
mark. was smaller In volume and
scope the market frequently lapslnE
into periods Of absolute dulluces
can loans opened NJ = per cent
The iowcs' initial quotation since last
Friday later easing 20 > on an
abundant supply
u'or!ngs from local sources were
supplemented by an inflow Of m
terror funds. but time money re
NAMED finn.
Observers of monetary conditions
predict SIr'her ehading Of rates. in
r1finr long ma'uri'icr. by tho mil
year when large sums Will hc avail
s'.c through heavy interest and div
lttni disbursements.
News bearing on security values
vas mainly OF domestic origin. ad-
wees from various Contcrs confirm
''e feccn, reports respecting favor
o'.r cron prospects. industrial prOg-
resS and general trade expansion
Rails sNippinss and metals were
aso carried down 10y tho setback
toward Tho close. tho market onHinr
WITH an irregular undcrtone Sales
amounted TO A25oocO shares
Irld.ug IN bonds was compare
,Fely light and restricted. but steady
'of N" mos, part Total sales Cpar
p.lcj aggregated $9,35O.o0O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
For Itching Torture

There Is one remedy that seldom
fails to stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and THAI makes the skin
soft, clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you with
Zemo. which generally oveIcomes all
skin diseases Eczema. itch. pirnples.
rashcs, blaokheads in most cases give
way to Zemo. Frequently, minor blem-
ishes disappear over night Itching US
uslly stops instantly. pZemo Is safe,
antiseptic iqyd, clean, easy to use and
dependable. II costs only 35c; an ex'
ira large bottle, 81 90. II will not stain.
is not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe for tender, sensitive skins
The T. W Rose Co, Cleveland. O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
Horse Made Pretty
"Tdke or" But Bad
Eye Ended Run-diCdg

Perhaps all that prevented Sc
'rious consequence Of runaway
near Fourth and Main At o'clock
Thursday afternoon was the fact
that a frightened horse that
started up the street at ga'lop,
was blind in one eve
The wagon and horse. property
Of tho Jones Fruit company. had
been left standing in-IrQnl, " tho
Palace bhid.ng The aotmal he
came frightened and started mp
Main street AZ gaIlop Being
hind IN the right eve. however,
caused the equestrian holshcNIki
to collide with a lamp post shortly
after the take OF At the cprucr.
The horse was slightly bruised
hnd the wagon badly damaged
40 one was injured
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
4 Wonlsn's Story
With Great Meaning
Subject of Childbirth Discussed BY
Women OF Exparisnes.

Women everywhere ,elt their friends how
through the nae oi Mothers friend the
wonderful psnFtratng rrfsrnsI appurAttoH,
they avoided suffering and disFrts before
the advent Of natures most wonderful svo.
lutiou
Mothers Friend rs remedy which
spreads its Influence upou the cords nerve,
and NrhmrriA Involved rendering them
plant io r"Edily yield 70 natures demand
Tor sEpausio0 The nerves. cords tendon,
and hgmsnis stpsnd without hat peculiar
wreurhinE strain, and nsrveusress nausea
and unrrs'1l Conditions are naturally
aVoid'd when the nerves md muscles ara
relieved aud thus are not tAut s1d drsvu.
by regular nae the lower abdominal 70
rior expands With ease shen baby ia born
the hours ara less 81 tho crlsik aud pain
and danger IA naturally esk
You ran obtain Mother Fri.nd from
any drug store It. has been used hy
women Tor over hs)FA century ana is ius,
AZ .uAndsrd As 90 thing son -su ihirk oi
write tho Bradhct Regulator CompAry
Dept " IsmAf Building ANAnta Georgia
&t their Motherhood Rook and get bottle
81 %otbcr's Friend today ard thus tortify
yourself Against pAin and discomfort
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
VERY WEAKLY FOR
SEVERAL YEARS
North Carolina Lady De-
scribes the Symptoms From
Which She Suffered and
Which She Says Cardui
Relieved.

TRAP HtI, n. C---Mrs Eudors
Holbrook recently made this state
mont II was very weakly for three
or four years with womanly troublea
! was much worse at special times
Every month / would have 10 lie In
bed for three or four days
Ny chief suffering wasIln my back.
/ could&ot toll how badly II Rched.
but II seemed as II It could not pos
nihly ache worse. Whenever | would
get tired. or II war much on my
feet, II would ache Cardui was all
the medicine took.
saw. with tho first bottle. that I
was being benefited. but kept right
on for five bottles regularly by this
time was no could do all my own
work. which for somo time had not
been able to do,
That In the only time ever took
II regularly. but | always have II on
hand TO use when do not feel we'll
and II always helps mo"
with n successful record OF over
10 years TO it's credit cardui has
proven Ito merit In tho treatment OF
many OF tho simple ailments peculiar
to women.
Try IL Al your drugKistA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
STATUTE OF CHARLES |
IS IN NEED OF REPAIRS

LONDON. June 2l.-Thc hand
some bronze statue Of King Charles
Il in Trafalgar square. which has
been covered with sandhags from the
day German airships began raidfng
London, will not, for time Mt least
he uncovered in spite OF the fact that
all danger from air raids TX over.
The left forclcG Of KING Charles'
bronze horse. which supports the
greater par OF the statues weight,
has cracked Repairs, which will cost
81 900, are In progress. The statue
is one OF the finest in London.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
Tex Rickard Gets
5000 Barrel Wen
in Ranger Pool
nY rNENTIss hi Mnnnn

DALLAS, Texas. June ~ A
5000 barrel well. owned by com
pany controlled by Tex RiuAard.
promotes OF The Willard pcmpscy
tight, was drilled In In the west
ern edge OF the Ranger. Texas.
pool today The well rs fhrec-
quarters ~ n mile. southwest Of
tho Norwood gushcr and OK
tends production ConAidcrably.
Magnolia Petroleum company
No. | EcholA, Dcsdemona district.
has increased It's flow to 1000 bar
rels 1t is now the beat we'll IN
the deep sands
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
VINEYARDlSTS WOULD
EMlGRATE INTO MEXICO

MENlCO CITY, June 81 off
cials here Have heon advised by The
Mexican consulate IN san franciS,0
that numerous Portuguese residents
or the United states. especially those
In California. are sockuE admission
to Mexico, whore they hone 10 find
work The Portuguese are skilled
IN vine culture ana In the manufac.
ture of wines and other beverages,
but demand for their services VIII
cease when prohibition goes into cf-
feet In the United States
Officials here point out that at the
prescnt timo there are more than
10000 Portuguese IN tho United
States and that IT tx proposed 10
plant colonies In the states OF Du
range. Sinaloa and Nlvarit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
Kansas City Grain

KANSAS CRY. June ~ Wheat, "
regular No / hard ~ iBa252, No 2
81 istl2 30. No. red S22. No. > 81 -
Corn. steady 10 higher, No. mixed
yellow Sls@
Oats higher. 40 > white 72N 72Ne
No mixed 7oH7lr. No > red ilm 72c
R,c tIJ7d 80.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
PRUDERY AND GRAFT
ENEMIES TO REFORM
'hmnaign Of Education Mus, tyrb,
Old frcjudlccs and SorIld, self.
ishn@.s Ia Win.

me signing or the war armisFicc
with Germany did not stop tho war
h"'"een tn" people Of the United
states and the deadly enemy at home
sh'ial disease ON the conirar,
hosSIitics are continuing with an in
croasinE vigor. with the. United
states public health service marshal.
Ing III" forces Of decencv against
vice ana itR attendant OWLS ycner-
cal dlseasc8 The educational offrn
slNe "Nnmpts no ono from service
Ihe brains and Intelligence and tact
OF local communities throughout
oknhoina arc needed for tho en-
Nchtonment OF all, especially the ~
norant the illitcratc. the tempted
ana the worldly wise" as Ia the
seriousness and dangers Of com
municahlc diseases
Dangers To the Innocent.
social diseases with thcirOhidden
suhmarin" attacks on innocent wives
ana children. their slow. deadly
wounds. their insidious propaganda
OF deceit preying on the ignorA nj
with lies about tho sex necessity and
wl'h the mo worse than bad cold
fraud these diseases affect directly
or indirectly every citizen Good citi .
z"ns frown Ipon these conditions.
upon tho evils rcsnonsihlc for socia !
Ills Tho war against them Is being
wagri by the United states public
hcHlth service ana its allied forces,
the good people ~ the state and ma
ton, with all tho drastic war pow
crs ~ their command This health
crusade to peoples war, a state -
and n nations war. -
Public Health Progrnnf
The awakening OF the public has
been an effective means In the work
that IL being done The response TO
the appeals Of public officials In
helping 10 stHmp ont vencreal dis
eases has been generous No com
munlty is free from the danger and
raragc ~ the enemy The fight is a
crusade against ignorance Industrial
ineffici"ncy, poverty quackery.
mock m cd eHty and prudery. graft
and exploitation Of women, against
blindness. dcformity. disgrace suf-
fcring. insanity, death. These should
serve 10 arouse tho great thinking
public and enlist its help for n sound,
healthy. clean American manhood
and womanhood and childhood. Tnis
is the aim and purpose Of the work
OF the United S'at'E public health
service tho goal for MAINTAINING
and sustaining the mnnpower or the
nation. Free clinics for treatment Of
vencreal diseases are located In vn
rious cities Of the State where tho
infected may apply for and receive
aid under skillful physicians-pr J.
& Mahr state director United
States public health service.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20

CHICAGO. June 10. Corn. No. yellow
~ - y a pa
oats. standard. nominal.
Rye No $I5ols
BArlcy tll10l "a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20

a p Dawson. who is manage
,,.r, National supply company in
-, a,s that The situation, 30
sr AS obtaining supplies Is con
t.rr,I .a abou, as Dad Rs II ever
.,.. .ur.nS The period OF The war.
~ f.t Do seems 10 be even worse
IA . getting more serious al! ~"
.r, rThr business Of producing
al took fs great start immediate
.l,, me signing or the drWi-
..s .t,s Nj DAw 'ou, "and when
o.. come 10 think of the great de
,.n.wcrf now -uudcr way In Okla
,,,., with the Usage. and the Gar
rs..rl Billings development and
u. Great amount Of work that is
ho.rr done down around Duncan
,ca walters. not to mention the big
man that is on at BeEgs and Okmul-
900 ragcfhor with the large bust
hes n..ng done at Broken Arrow
.~4 down the river az JoTkr and
p.,ns b, is not surprising that oar
..rr.r- are running Snort. The
-cNa. field with Burkbunett cs-
rs.t'.. active, and Ranger and all
'r, v|acallnc being done. has
,4fsH ,p me sum total ana r'rh.
NOW know Of AZ least one. man who
/. cunning a truck rom here 20
pr-.Nuruc''. ctrrNlnG supplies and
e,pc-aUy those OF smaIl size. such
3s t.uuss. and is saving money and
o0rr nv doing it The supply
,a.s. u Texas are Absolutely gu'cd
arl $50 are but very Nule better
rN here
Mc.rc o'ro.' worl-known lcnsc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20

The bond issue can he carried
on n tax OF . mills, or less than
st6 u year on mn assessed vnluh-
ton OF 5000. Tho smaller homes
In the city, the type owned by the
average taxpayer, arr assessed at
from $1,000 10 $4,000. md mean
an investment Of from 80 10 s27
year for good water.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20

9 II BLACK ~ tho RlacN steel and
W,rc Manufacturing company. ar
rived IN Tulsa yesterday from
Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20

Try IT, At your drugg,stA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26

q TOLES and Capes Of I'm
- itation Seal, deep pile
plush and Kerami are at
tracing wide attention
owing to the vogue for
shoulder wraps.
Black plush stoles with
pockets, $500; without,
$1,000.
Kerami and imitation Seal
Stoles with pocke S,
$4,000 and $3.50.
Black plush Capes, with
tassels, $500; Kerami
and I'm. Seal, $3.50.
Larger sizes, $4,000 and
$4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26

"ESCO" fine pure silk Stock
ings challenge the world
for wear and beauty; black,
white, navy and cordovan.
They win in a walk at
$500.
WE OFFER an excellent spe-
cial extra size hose, full
fashioned of pure silk, with
Isle garter tops (black and
white only, $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
w arm
Flannelettes

Gin the Basement
WYE MADE a lucky buy
w many months ago
and so we can now crow
over these comfy fan
nelette nightgowns in
pink and blue stripes, V
and high necks, trimmed
in braid and hemstitch-
ing. They are $3.50.
Others with feather stitch
ing and ribbon bows;
lowered flannel e S,
$1.9S.
Pajamas (the blue-bird
pattern), $2.98.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26

LINE pelts, secured at the
l season Of the year that
insures the proper SHIN
mer to the fur.
Made up by artist-design-
ers, experts in matching
skins to perfection, who
have modelled fur pieces
distinctive in design,
ultra-smart in line, and
becomingly.
Lined with fabrics Of colors
that best harmonic or
contrast with the furs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
O, What Satisfaction! 81
HO NA
Specialized
In Quality

II LL FASHIONED and
with high spliced heels
these pure silks are Of a
quality which appeals to
college women, business
women and all women who
like good looks, must have
a moderate price and are
bound to insist on wearing
quality. In black, white
and cordovan. $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
Blanket Bath Robes

EtES A BATH ROBE bargain for the girl that econo-
nllzes: lowered patterns in lavender rose, pink
and gray collars trimmed satin bands on col
lars, cuffs and pockets, finished with you want
one of these we advise to be first. $3.9S.
WHILE DOWN STAIRS ask to see the new aowered
Kmonos at sos $39S.
In the Basement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
WINTER

TT is for you to decide what
l you require for winter.
Each individual has her prob
lens and we do not presume
TO suggest.
We do our duty In saying that
early shopping is more i'm
peratiye today than ever be-
fore.
Under-production is general
over the world. Economize If
you desire to do SO, but what
you MUST have buy EARLY,
whether it is little or much.
Thus will you avoid regrets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
Fur
Coat
Leader
No. I

REGULAR $235.O0
thirty-six-inch Near
Seal Coats, beautifully
lined in figured silks;
extra large collars,
deep cuffs and sashes.
One style only; spe-
cial, $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26

VERY FINE. very sturdy
Sailor Suits In Galatca,
Palmer linens, sailor cloth,
khaki and cotton suiting;
some have serge collars;
some have collars OF self
fabric; white and desirable
dark colors & to 8 years.
prices range, $3.50 TO $3.50.
BELTED and box pleated
two-piece suits; smart
styles and smartly tall
ored; desirable colors for
school and dress 6 to s
years., $3.50, $500 and
$500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
ur
Coat
Leader
No. =
$42.5O

r c gular $4,000
twenty seven : i II C h
SaShed y e ar ca |
Coat. with wide-bord-
cred bottom; large
collar of II atural
squirrel. Handsomely
made with large self
buttons; fancy lined.
$4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
Real Opportunities i'm FURS

DEGULAR $4,000 Mar
N mot Coats, with taupe
Raccoon collars and cuffs:
fancy silk lined; fancy
silk Innings and buckle
belts. A thirt winch
coat. $172.50.
REGULAR $1,000 all Mar
mot Coat, thirty-inch
length, with border;
fancy lined; belt with
buckle and very large
opa e scent buttons.
$4,000.
Sealine Coats, $4,000 and
up. With Beaver collars,
$4,000 and up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26

FOR the woman with CLINT Of gold in her hair,
what wonders these Metallic Creations offer
And for every shade and tint Of skin resses there
are colors to realize its utmost charm
HEAVY extra coarse gold cord, in lattice pat
tern trims the underbrim Of this exquisite Fason
brown medium size velvet hat; under the rolling
brim on the right brown silk tasse asserts itself.
$4,000.
AND HERE'S a Malne hat with a dropping
edge; a big metallic rose tips the crown; crushed
black velvet sweeps around the side crown and
sets off the Maine $4,000.
PICTURE in your minds eye TAM crown sill
yer threaded and caught down to the side front
with Rhinestone pin; black Maline is the medium
and there is one-inch brim that shades the eye
coquettishly $500.
A CLOSE-FITTING hat Of the cloth Of gold is
adorned with velvet peoples, handmade and par
tally yelled in monkey fur. $4,000.
THESE HATS, picked at random, simply serve
to suggest what remarkably beautiful models are
available in our showngs Some priced as low
as $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26

ONE-PlECE little boys suits
in colors and combinations
: to 5 years.. $1.95 to
$3.50.
MILDLY Suits in navy, serges
and cheviots 6 to s years.,
$1,000 and $3.50.
TWO-PlECE serges at the
same price.
TAILORED and Norfolk
sergcs, mixtures and COR
duroys e., s, 9 and 10
years., $500 to $4,000.
English and Heather Mix
lures 6 to s years., $1,000
to $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
By the Best TuilOrS
for the Most Ex-
getting Purchasers

GIFTS NO USE talking said a fond mother ruefully
as she gazed at her youngest and only, 81 can't
get them made and | can't buy them at bargain
prices What is it that makes the difference?" In
point of fact, there countless boys suit makers
turning out nothing but the vcrest chatf Why?
Because SO many people will take ANYTHING for
their children with one proviso, 1T MUST BE
world than here 1--WE firmly believe), but there are
many that are cheaper. If you want VALUE, dol
lar for dollar we can serve you.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10

Hlavni iidla byvajl: osav (oyocna
sfaya), sarma (zelne listy plnenel,
Gocka, fazole, body, nafut (podob-
ny hrachu), rye, husty med, PEEK
mes (vyvafena sfava sladka z
hrozni), jablka, svestky, snsene
broskye, hrozinky, cesnek, hrozny,
ofechy, rakija (koralka) a VINO.
Use to postavi Sc ma Milky kulaty
still najednou. Kdyz vsichnl "a
uimou sva mista IL stolu, yezme O.
tee rodiny kaditelnici a vyknluJe
kolem stoin, etc modlltbu. 20
tom zena da cd kazdeho ovoce a
.iidla popelu 2 ohne, medu tlna
do zvlastni misky a postayi vse
pred ikonu (sv. obraz} "a lex. Te-
prve nyni otec rodiny lame bogo-
yicu nd male kousky, omacl Je dc
medu a vsechny podelnje prvnl
kousek nalezl bogoridei. drnhy
Kristu Panu, treti Kolede, ctyrty
sv. Ivanu krtiteli, dalsl lame pro
dun, pole, luka, a rozdava .je cele
rodins postupnt die starr; pro Sc.
be tel odlozl kousek. Phi lamanl
a rozdavaanl filxa: s'Zijtc sladce
tiako med d mnozte SC jake vcely
We vcelniku.' Still sc zbytky jide|
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10

ziilstane uprostfed az do Noyello
roku, nekde i do "Babina dnc.
Pc vecefi objevi Sc "svetari
(starci), kteri chodi cd domu k do
mu a oslavuii svatek plsnemi. Te-
hoz dine i nasledujici diva dny .je
Bulhar p%ovinen pozvati kazdeho,
koho polka, zvlaste cizince a chu-
deho, a ~pohostiti jej vinep a pc
cent.
Luzicti Srbove slavi Vanoce cd
Boziho hodu do Til kralu. @ Ste
drem dnu rano .idou vsichni donna
ci (i celcd) krom jednoho ncbo
dyou do kostela a potion mlatl az
do il hodin. X hostine, spolecne
pro rodinu j ccled, pripravnj e sc
dcvatero jidcl, a zvou Sc k nj ! wee
.ly i ovocnc stromy. kdyz SC pro
stira ina still, kladou Sc pod ubrus
dye hrsti slamy (.jako IL BnlhariD
a 2 toto slamy oyaze sc pc vccefi
kazdy strom ovocny trent sttbly,
ably llojne nesl. Jc to chvile vest
by a symbolickcho pnsobcni ma
budoucnost. "Boza noe jc VII
bee pima kouzclne moci. Ma pr. 0
II. iodine nocni kvete kaprad'
lpaprocc), ale kyet lined opada
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10

ma Stedry vecer hospodaf S detmi
na mlate, druhy rozkraji sc donna
"a malym stolkcm, domaci otaceji
no a zpivaji: "Hospodine, pomi-
Ilui."
Hospodaf zabije prase neb ovci
ma pecinku; drive nez prase zabi.
.je, udela kffz a fekne: "Ej, bhh j
zitfejsi bozic (vanoce) necht me
pomahaji, abych no zdrav zabil a
vesele take snedl!' PAX vrazi mu
nfz do hrdla a ostatni cekajl jiz,
ably chytili krev a dali j ma vario-
&c dobytku. Cast krvc odnese Sc
ia prkcnku a hodi do ohne. PAX
opari praise, ocisti, vyvrhne Witt
%nosti, plice uyafi a rozseka (jeden
kcusek ponccha aen6 k carovani
Ma bozi hod), posoll prase, da do
neho rozsekane plicc, oskubanou a
zabitou slepici, maly kousck soil.
Ikdouli, kure a V mem vrabce. PAX
zasije mu bficho niti q konopi, a.
by vnitfck nevypadl a da jc ma ro-I
zen. Nit q neho uschovaji mnozi1
jake zazracny lex.
Muzi pletou sndry 2 konopi, abyI
nell ie k opanknm ia cely tydcn.
Ijelikoz Y cas- Vance ncsm6.ji tax ci-s
nit k vuli zdrayi a prospivani dol
Ibytka.
Nez muz 0 badnaku objevi sc
We dvofe, vynesou zeny a deti y
domu a ukryjf pred mini s%tolice,
kosfata, konopi, vfetena, jelly j
kosiky a to proto: stolice, ably do
bytek ncbucel, kosfata, ably ncd6-
Halo Sc domacim iecne zrno ina o.
cich, kohopi, kosc, ably Sc nerodila
i~d6vcata; yfctena, ably lidi ncpro-
nasledovala kolika, jelly, ably zen-
cum nebodaly kIasy do oci.
kdyz muN pfincsc badnak Do
dyora. sloA no y dfcvniku mb jim
de, ably k menu nemohl dobytck,
ably no neposlapal, vetve netrhal
neb ncpfeskakoval. N6kdc, jak-
mile muz objevi SO s bad1akem We
dyofe, yyjdc mu Y lstrcty hospo1
dyne q poda MI kolacek, jejz on
nciprvc nabodnc yc!pyi IN rob,
pax no SEINE, rozlaiue d dA yoIium
sezrati. 20 IL snnda bad1ak, PR.
fizne ia pal, surdA jest6 asi Vii
nariice dfeva, ably mel ma ohc6,
ostatnf dfevO nechA ia vozu.
Jindc op6t ystnpuiicimu muzi,
wide hosfk $ koIacem 1iaproti.
koIAG napfcbne yoioyi I'm rob. Muz,
pouIodli se,. roxloini kol6c, pdl snf
y pdl Dbl yoIfm Jude op6t sni
muz kolac i domaciuii.