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NEXT WEEK AT THE
THEATERS.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE EIGHT.
CrandaII's Knickerbocker-"A Favor
to Friend"

At Crandall's Knickerbocker Thea
ter today and tomorrow the photo
play offering of chief interest will
be new Metro release, "A Favor to
Friend" in which the stellar role
is portrayed upon the screen by
Emmy Wehlen. one of the most gift
ed Of the screens younger actresses
The pictured episodes in her new
comedy-drama enable the star to dis
play the far reaches OF her interpre-
tative power and her genial ability
as comedienne. On Saturday Al
bert Ray and Elinor Fair two of
the cleverest juveniles appearing be-
fore the camera, will occupy the CO.
stellar positions on the Knickerbock-
er's bill as stars Of BE a Little
Sport" a film comedy of unusual
merit.
Olive Thomas will be the pictured
star at the Knickerbocker next Sun
day and Monday in her newest re-
lease. not heretofore seen in the Cap
ital, The Spite Bride" in which she
has the capable support of Robert
Ellis, remembered for his splendid
work in Upstairs and Down." and
of Claire De Brey. an actress whose
name has long been identified with
the best in pictures. The supplement
tary feature the first two days of
next week will be the Fox Sunshine
comedy, Her First Kiss" On Tues
day and Wednesday Bert Lytell will
succeed to the stellar place on the
program in Easy to Make Money"
while for the ensuing two days the
Knickerbocker will offer for the first
time locally THE Woman Michael
Married" in which the star parts are
interpreted upon the screen by Bes-
sic Barriscale and Jack Holt Sat
urday's major attraction will be
Rose of the West" starring Mad
laine Traverse.
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PALMlSTRY.
OLD AND RELIABLE
MADAME ZEIIA

tbs Gypsy wonder who has Travelled most e1.
tensiVely, reading and convincing beyond the
least doubt her ability 10 look accurately into
the farthest DEPTHS OF human hand and read
the most delicate and shsdowed signs Of ones
life. \ descendant Of that famous Gypsy queen,
ZslIa. who. more than a century ago, read the
hands Of the crowned heads OF Europe and more
than convinced ard won the praise Of being tths
GyTsy Wonderl the most celebrated palrnist.
Madam Zella has practiced reading the mys-
terles Of the hand since girl If IS years and
has been taught and enlightened by the best and
most noted old and young Of her Gypsy race and
being woman 65 years Of age Is without a
doubt a Gypsy wonder. Call and be convinced
Satisfaction guaranteed. SIS 7th st. NV
MADAM STANLEY. ROYAL GYPSY PALM
ist, reads your hand like an open book: salts
faction guaranteed. Give her a call at 40 9Th
St NV formerly at 1911 H st ne au235t
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steamer z. Msdi.on Han.

Patrons Of the steamer E Madisos
Hail and lovers OF Colonial Beach VIII
be glad TO know Of Mr.. Halls oecis-
ion to conduct a special excursion TO
Colonial Beach on Labor Day. Next
Monday the steamer will leave Rney-s
wharf. foot Of Sixth street southwest,
at a. m, for Colonial Beach. return.
ing from the beach Monday afternooni
and arriving in Washington Monday
night. This will not interfere with the
regular excursion to Colonial Beaen
Saturday, August 90. which will be
run on the usual schedule leaving
Washington Saturday afternoon at
2:30 p. m.
After Labor Day. however, e1curS-
ions TO Colonial Beach will be dis
continued and the steamer f. Madison
Hall will run only the regular river
trip, leaving Washington every Mon
day and Wednesday at p. m and
every Saturday at s a. IN.
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LICENSED RY THE DISH ECr OF
COLUMBIA.
MADAM D'ASEiMAN
ClNirvoyant
Room 33. 1921 G Street my.
MRS. BOSWELL,
NINE. JEANET1
PIANIST. CLAIRYoYANr
- SI The pistTict o. 0oIumbt.

FAI1hI-I. N1-aINN OIA.NI
Guarantees to Iesd your entire life past, pres
sUt and future. She asks no questions, but -
fore you utter a word she tells what you called
for. names Of friends enernIes; tells hoS TO
gain success in business, health. courtship, mar
rikge, dIorce tells you what Fart Of the world
will be successful for you; advises how to gain
and hold a good position; she tells If the ons
you love Is tue or false. Are you in trOubsi
Do you dnd the one you Lave bestowed your
trust and affection upon sitting cool and in
diferer; toward you! She Will remove all OBJ
staCles and tell you how 10 win and hold tins
one You desire. She reunites tie separated. 10
Gates absebt friends or relatives Readings N.0Q
800 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
P-flaue ParlorS Opp Saks 4 ca
Ialr -
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MADAM IGNORE,

Gifted clsirvoysnt and medium. can Be con
suited on all affairs Of life. Where others fail.
she succeeds Her advice is good. Try her. No
E1esS work or questions asked; what she secs and
tells comes true. Satisfaction guaranteed OF.
fee II ll;h st. NV. two doors north Of Pslais
RoyaI store. Hour Il a. m. % 2 tul-s0t
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MADAME ALLEN
PIANIST AND CLAIRyOYAN.

sl2 F STREET y. W
Guar1utees 20 resi your entire life past rres-
snt and future: gives tue advice on buSnes.
love health and family Affairs tells the name
Of your future husband or wife: and what to
DO to be successful in life; one visit will pay
yol for yolr many disappointmsnts in Others;
she will remove all obstacles and tell you how
to win and hold the one you desire: she gives
advice on slI important Affairs Of life; readings
81 60; no enc In trouble turned away money o.
no mOnes. les ~
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CEALO PARKER

Are you in trouble! Save time and money By
consulting a natural-born clairToyant that Divine
Providence has seen fit to bless with remarkable
talents; she asks no questions but will tell you
about business love or marriages, and what to do
to be successful in life; overcome evil influence;
give luck days and numbers; you will be wiser
and happier after seeing her; satisfaction or no
charges; readings, s.. I'LL z St NV; between
18th and 18th sts au8eCt
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critical fraternity is still divided on the subject OF
whether or not Booth Harrington Harry Wilson have writ
ton good play Up Nowhere The erude and urbane
critic of the Post play after his heart judging from the
with which he lavshcd Tuesday The critic
an afternoon paper forgot himself to voice
favorable opinion of piece Immediately reversed by the Jour
ais Docvarp This pillar failed to find great
~ - tho Drodrcio but standing amentabe chisms
among what Nelson Bell might the cognoent Up From
Nowhere continues progressing toward somewhere which said to
Comedy Theater, New York
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MADAME VICTORIA,

The gifted palmist and clairroyant. Can adj
wise business. family Affairs. love and marriages
Can tell you the name Of future husband or
wife Can tell you the secret Of beirg success
iul: how TO avoid trouble and EOE to avoid erl
ilhuence. Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge.
Entrance 529 Tth s. au6Tst
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MADAM EPPY,
EGYPTIAN PALMIsT.

kG1P1lAN PALAlST.
Reads your life from cradle to grave; her pow
ers are wonderful indsputable sdTice; clear in
formation concerning love. courtship, marriage
and divorce; both rich and poor And counsel
SQuaIly bsosfcial and interesting; you are wiser
ard happier after consulting her; satisfaction
guaranteed; permanently located; hours, q U.
70 p n
20 PA AVE. NV,
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THE EXCITEMENT IN THE MOVIES
CONTINUED FROM PAGE EIGHT.

of midweek dramatic bulletins and indeed which
its film Sunday Concdently, Mr. Moores
Strand and Garden into action the the
hour Mr. Crandals Metropolitan already policy
and will launch simultaneously its offering the
mad mad for the boxoe and dimes which s
quilted the movie universe.
reports policy at this that
the other playhouse Practically big
have definitely committed themselves policy of svendy
featured productions patrons
of the phooplay is Lucuan in its bounty.
The for is the policy by producers
Generally speaking the of photopy conth
whereby everything producer produced
that producers bests dead dying In place has
the booking plan possible
much they would walk Ninth themselves
cigar The only difference in the process competitive Mr.
and Crandan all wanted
there would probably be spirited bidding for the last the
box While phoopays only the box speak, there
boxes and everybody the producing field trying
the stuff will catch the OF the exhibiting field
with the result that competition its keener forms exhibitors
only a comparatively Small number of instances
In spite of the fact that program booking officially dead its re-
entirely mpossibiy Producing
have arisen the and producing line of stuff that
everybody wanted In that has been will be
case of the with the biggest bankrolL
DUE then complete revolution of booking methods
changes policy number of the bigger househave been
introduced Mr. Canda and Mr. Moore both have number Of
splendid their packs Mr. Moore understood will
go fight the market for the pictures of Mary
when infrequent under the
banner of the combination Mr.
however obtains the first picture released by corporation
Fairbanks biggest and he will at both the
Columbia and the a full week. Simultaneously.
performance Julia Dean offering the Garrlck this
Browne morality epic Everywoan IS shining
example is possible to the people OF
popular amusement rate Miss Dean
Washington, finishing her second week at
OF "Evewoman and those who
been fortunate Miss Deans performance have
characterized as includes number OF players
the Garcks salary list TO inspiring
and has hestany in again calling attention
banquet offered at the street playhouse Tor the Po
OF club sandwich in these trying times
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AUTO REPAIRING,
SPECIAL NOTICE.

1T HAS BEEN sUBFkIsTNG HOW EASY
" was to buy all the mems worn suits, over.
coats, shoes. etc. that We now have; will It be
50 In what We must rerLace? But high cash is
the ace and we must be the price payers which
We are and phone US 10 prove IT, JUSTT' s
OLD sTANU sI9 d. au@-lt
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Moore's Garden-"The Miracle Man,

I Glittering in new decorations from
pit to dome, with a completely re-
modelled and one of the most artistic
theater fronts to be found in the
East, with large. newly furnished re-
firing and lounging rooms; with aug
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.
Appropriate Funeral Token,
Artisto-eIpressive-ine
Iude Bros. Co. l2l4 F Street
Prompt auto delivery servica-
nhlSu
DIED.

COOMES.-On Wednesday. August q.
1919, at p. m, at the residence OF
his grandparents, 5O6 Longfellow
street northwest, JOSEPH CLIFF
FORD, dearly beloved son of J.
Raymond and Anna Louise
COomes. of Ardmore. Nd
Notice of funeral hereafter.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28

Marshall Hall Is reached by the
steamer Charles Manchester. which
makes three trips daily from its
vharves at the foot OF Seventh street
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REAL ESTATE
Before
Buying, Selling or Renting
USE THE WANT ADS,
FOR RENT-GARAGE.

SPACE FOR ONE CAR IN PRIVATE GAR,
age; Ss per month. lT2o NJ, Franklin $50.
au2rM
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Help Wanted-Male and Female.

Wanted 500 parents to know
that they are making a serious
mistake to let that boy or girl
go TO work before taking at
least a three months course at
the Best Business College in
Washington. No other invest
ment can equal the small sum
necessary to send them where
they are sure to begin a sue
Cessful career. Call, phone, or
write for full particulars.
STEWARDS BUSINESS COLLEGE
1892 F st. y. W. Phone Main sell
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at m.
Office OF the the Chief Clerk, Department Of
Commerce, Washington. D. O.. until O'Clock
p. m, Sept. s, 1919. for furnishing the Depart-
ment Of Commerce with q leather hand bags.
Specifications and blanks for submitting bids
may be obtained upon Application TO the above
named Office Proposal $50 auSG-29
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

YOUNG WOMAN FOR COOKING AND GEN
sral hoUsework; TO laEnd-ing: god home zoo
Wis ave. Phone cleveland IaJ5 au2S5t
WANTED-GOUD WALL SCRAPERS; PIECE
wurk CORNELL WALL PAPER Co. IA
18th ST. NV. ara7 3t
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT UNDER GOOD
working conditions for young and middle aged
men who are ambitious 10 learn the Street Rail
way Business
WAGES FOR NIOTORMEN AND
CONDUCTORS.
FlrsT three month";. ................. &c Der hour
Next niue hs...-.-......- f6c per hour
After one year a. Fer hour
FGl credit gwen for former service with this
company and 4sc PER HOTR GIVEN TO MEN
WHO HAVE HAD ONE YEAR OR MORE
CONTINUOUS EXPERIENCE WITH OTHER
COMPANIES IN THE PAST FIVE YEARS.
Apply Monday. "Wednesday and Friday uctweeu
and Il 4 n
EMPLOYMENT AND INSTRUCTION DE-
PARTNENT
WASHINGTON RAILWAY ( ELEC. co.
18th and Easc Capitol SIS
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WANTED-AGENTS.

CANDY-BIG PAY. ADVERTISE MEN,
women Start one Of our Specially Candy Fac
torres in your homo. snail room. anywhere; we
tel how and furnish everything. grand oppor-
tunity. CANDY HOUSE. 1919 Ranstead St,
Philsdelphia. Pa ans 3st
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P.lnisIy is . recognized science. and
PROF. BELMONT.

Noted clairvoyant and palnist. Gives advice
on business matters, love health, and family AZ
fairs. Tells name Of your future husband or
wife. tells If one you love Is true or false What
part Of the country Is luckiest TO you. What to
do to be successful in life. lZs. New York ave
NV. Next door to Masonic Temple. Read
ings. 81 ten-9t
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COUNTRY BOARD.

TFTRNTsHED BUNGALOW. IN MARY
land mountains: two hours from "ashihsIon sou i
bv week or week end or monthly NI.t IN
lH els1'' auE p
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PERSONALS,

DO YOU LOVE GOOD HEALTHr YoU CAN
have it Gail at l72s 7th st. NV
OLD INDIAN HERR REMEDY SHOP,
rhlqr
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

TWO LARGE UNFINISHED ho1S,' USS
second floor; cheap. S4oe . s.. NV. -
TWO LARGE ROOMS SUITABLE foE ~ ~ :,
H K; near Dupont Circle. North .loo &%-.
ONE. LARGE; 4. NJ. G: TWIN BEDS; S;.ptii1 rHt,
yate family. SIS PER month. HD NJ 80
s6EO -
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MIRRORS REPAIRED.

MIRRORS REPAIRED
Mirrors reslvered equal to new New mirroB
10 order. Drop card, will call
THE MIRROR SHOP,
NJ B. BROTSKY Prop lSS st. nv.
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STEWARDS BUSINESS COLLEGE
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

EXPERIENCED SHITFTNG CLERK AND
va-shouss man; graduate ot the LasalIs Ec-
tension University IN interstate o0-lmcrCr and
railway traffr; Nos employed; desires to locate
in Washington with rrEahl. concern where
ABILITY Is apIreciar arl. can furnish best of ref
esucss Address II W OFFJTT. 40 Colorado
EadE auIS3t
NIGHT WORK. TO 2. RECENTLY DIS
charged yu1rE army 0Tlcer. rl neal preferred;
expert switchboard operator. BON 7-8. Herald
Okace aulT u
WANTED-NIGHT WORK OF ANY KIND
b steady Young married man; y A. m. TO
4 Il preferred AdlEcs WORK" IG KY.
ave e. auletf
HONORABLY DISCHARGED SOLDIER EN-
ployed as CIeEz-typlst IN government depart
rnent desires evening employment. preferably in
real estate Otce with opportunity to learn byIsi-
ness BOX Sc Herald Once. aul-tr
ELECTRICIANS HELPER-EX-NAYY MAN
ANXIOUS TO Iea-n eIec-nc4I business. .
St ne. sul-tf
YOUNG MAN % YEARS. Just DIS
charged from the Nrny. wants POSITION as bell
boy. or clerical position. good education; steady
md competent address BOX 100. Herald Office.
iuE-u
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

ONE LAUNDRESS FOR DAY WORK. AP-
ply Z1 Wis ave. Phone Cleveland lH6
auZSSt
TWO MAIDS WANTED, ONE FOR COOK
ing and laundry woTk. one for house maid .
nice place for two sisters; EDOd pay and good
home; can say nights; references required BOX
S73 Herald Office aus.
MIBLINER. MAKER AND PREFARER:
good salary Ap.ly LADIES' CAFITAL HAT
SHOP, 5Cs LIth 81 NV aug-tf
GIRLS l5 YEARS OF AGE DT<IRIN,i TO
learn millinery; god silary. ApgI- LADIES'
CAPITAL HAT SHOP. SO lIth -. NV au2--tf
WANTED-LADY - BDOKKEETEE MD
s-enogaDher; h7Irs 2 a m TO $50 p. n Write
BOX G9. Herald Office. aug-y
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eek 81; V. Korynta So; F.
Ovcacek So; A. Vondracek
So; f. Jelinek 81; B. Horak
81; A. Skoda 81; J. Skalnik
So; F. Rendl So; pani Bendova
ST; pi. Krusinova 81; pi. Sill
hava soc; p. Kalhovecova 81;
pi. Otavova soc; pi. Lysa So;
pi. Leheekova 81; A. Ekl $3;
Peterka S2;;- V. Had So; j. Ha
vlovec soc; j. Hrabak So; r.
Huml soc; J. Medlin soc; j.
Chalupa soc: 7. Pekarek 81;
Marvan soc; Macourek So;
Vondracek soc; F. Blaha 50cs
Hudec 81.
V. Prenosil So; j. Lupmek
So; j. Mares 75e; E. Selma
81; X. Mistoler 81; NJ Xii
mes soc; Y. Horny 81; V. Ur
ban 81; hdro soc; kus 81;
M. CiglertH5; X. Cigler SIS; +.
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Kunc 81; 7. Miller 81; J. Hre-
benar 81; j. Zoubek 81; j. Du
SEX 81; V. Hucek 81; F. Ne
mecek 81; f. Prochazka soc
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Nv. LiSka S3; Karbulieka soc
| w. Zeman So; f. Pokorny 81;
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81 va 81; +. Valtman 81; Dezol
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$4OO ma hotovosti koupi
dunn Z svetnicich koupel-
nou, garage, lot As pri $50
strevicich, blize Union Ave a
E. 105 kary. Cena $4,000. Biz
ii sde1i r. J. Neiedlik, 11015
Union Ave. Tel Union 1861
r. :?
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V kroji, ktery jsme jiz vylici-
Ii: V cerny, leskle hedvabny
sat, ktery tesne prilehal k IL
tlemu telu jeiimu a nezakry-
val svednou jeji Sill krasne
rameno; bohaty jeji Was, Sc
pjaty ma temeni V krasnou ko-
runku, splyval volne ma 1tly
kirk a vroubil oblicej V nemz
leskly Sc svedne rty jako polo
rozpukle grana'love jablko.
Krasna zena pokouSela Sc o
usmev a ukazovala male bile
zoubky, ale srdce busilo il TAX
slime, re chvel Sc il Sat ma buj
nych nadrech a We velkem oku
tfpytila Sc il bohata slza.
"Co je ti?' ptal Sc nahle
Miguel, libaje vasnive krasne
ruce svudne zeny, horouene po
mem vztazene. "Coz Sc neteSis,
re jsem Ease u tebe?'
20, ano, ano, - ale bOJim
Sc - mann strachl Jak jen jsi
Sc doStal az sem? Pc cely hro
zny den ukrutne bitvy snasela
jsem desna muka vedela
jsem, re jsi V cele povstalcu,
znam tvoji lvi zmuzilost, "a
chv6la jsem Sc pri kazdem Wy
stfelu; vzdy mohla zradna ku
lie zasahnouti tvoje srdce, mo-
hla t6 zavrazditi, muj iediny
poklade, mole vSecko, mdj III
vote :"
"VidiS, re ziii; vzdyt' jsem
Zde u tvych nohou!'
"Jsem tim poloSilena zalo-
sti a zoufalosti! Coz isl zapo-
mn6l, re jest ma tvoji hlayu Wy
psana cena, re vyzvedaci Ro-
sasovi hlidaji domy ieho me-
pratel. Nevis, re ukrutnik= ten
ieho nahonei neznaji slitova
ni?"
"Ano, ano, ma Dolores, vim
10 - ale Ultra bude mesto O.
svobozeno a Rosas bude pyka
Ii jedinou fanou "a veSkert
sv6 hriehy a zlociny!"
Ultra 2" ptala Sc Dolores.
"Ano, Ultra. Vol povstalct
ma mest6 prately, nimiz j.
We stalem styku. Pratele mas
cekaii ien ma znameni a ma p
vni mas pokyn uchopi Sc zbra
nj. Vojsko diktatorovo bude S
vreno S obou stran. Prise
jsem, obyeh vedl nase pirate
ly.
ALE proc? Proc?" tazal
sc mlada Zena ustraSen6 a n
ieii tvari Sc rozhosIila smrte
ma bledost.
"Abych t6 spatril o n6koli
hodin drive, a abych Sc pr,
sy6dcil, zde-li nepfatelska RI
la zachovala vaznoSt k choti
ditkam velitele povstalcu M
guela Mussagaraye."
80 Boze, Boze - zaupe
mlada PAM. "Jen nlejsi-li j
prozrazen. Jen nevedi-h jiz
tvtm pfiehodu. Nepotkal j
cesoou ke mne nikoho?"
"Nikoho", odpovedel j
kousi nejistotou, ktera neus
choti jeho.
Vstala a upirajic plamenl
sVuj zrak V tar sveho chot
jakoby chtela mu cisti du
rekla vazne:
jmenem nasi lasky jmene
d6ti naSich, netaj sc mi
elm -"
"Nuz ano; potkal jsem -
"Koho?"
"Zenu.'
"Jakou zenu?"
"Mystim, ze 20 byla me'
cka - prlsahal bych ia
3oud6 die jejiho nareci y
"Coz tebou mluvila?"
"PtaIa sc mne -"
Vahal chvili, jakoby byl
rozpacich a pax dodal:
"Ptala Sc mne ma cestu.
dis tedy, ze -"
HNiJI,1, Jn ,,n ~, ci,,, Il
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PRIJME Sc zena neb divka
ma domaci praci. Dobry do
NOV a sluSna mzda. Haste Sc
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