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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-11-25
kINCAu. .NNnRTM.AN.

Okie kincaid = Ashmore. Mont.
ond Mis- Addie Workman Of this sec
ton. were united N marriage at the
manse last Saturdav cv"ninE. Rev. II.
S. Randall Of thc Federated church,
OFFICIATING The Young couple will
make their home at Ashmore
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-11-25
We Thank Thee, LORD!

For all thy ministries
+ Or morning mist and gently falling dew,
+ or summer rains for winter ice and snow,
+ or whispering wind and purifying storm;
r or the reft clouds that show the tender blue,
T or the tOrhed flash and long. tumultuOus roll;
+ or mighty rains that wash the dim earth clean,
r or the sweet promise of the seven-fold bow
r or the soft sunshine and the still, calm night
r or d1Inpled laughter Of soft summer seas;
r or lattICed SpendOr Of the sea-bOrne moon;
r or cleaning sands and granite Fl rOnted cliffs,
+ or Tying spune and waves that whip the shes
r or rushing gale and for the great glad calm;
r or Might SO mighty and for Love SO true.
With equal mind,
We thank thee LOrd!"
John Oxenhan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
RIVER NEWS

pcns!rs 70 the wharf boats 81 ny nf
1.ihnrIv Transit company at the 100, W
Tn..ifib street. which have hern III pr
,,r.Ss for Nc past week. Will De CUM
,,ic,ad some time this morning or
.rba work Of repairing the poi's.s .hn
,ba JJ.icr f.. which is tied up AZ 49, ~
local wharf. will b. completed soi''e 80
,oday She will at once r%sune ia
ION between this city, and Ne" N"''
murds. ,-,,r.day evening
r-on, pitt sburgh. carrying larsr rar 20, h1i
,r.r unloading here she again dspa'
,,o-,crdov morning with large va ~
ior no smoky city. She IL Tpcra'' a,i
h,,u.an these tw" cities. making ~
w,vnc;r, stops. which is helPhg chr .m.
s;dcrable in K, tting shipments 10 '"e
people. ,,, 1ocred and lef.
several luurs later y"S'rrun! iaraa
Cro,r the smoky city with very 'a'ke
sbi,urcnt fer cincinnati. ..,.,;,,
-. cxcurSIun boat Verne
:, h;"h left The first part Of the Week ~.
several days operation down nc INC, ,,,kn
Iii rc,urn .hie morning. Sh" WI ',,% ;ns
"ra trin Saturday evening ana NO , III
Srda and Monday leaving inc 49,
wLa-f at and 5 o'clocH. Sh" wiz n a,nI,,
~, ,hn ReI,aire wharf TO take ON p""P''
on.-half hour later 49, ,oooI wharf
The stage Of water al Inc Io'a' md
last evening registered nine ''e'
OF tionnry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
SUPPLIES OF CEMENT
ARRIVE IN THE CITY
work VIII Now Resume Upon All OF
The City Contracts.

Owing 10 the arrival Gf cement. work
has been resumed on all city cont racis
Tho nrms Of CosS Il OTTO Jacovetti &
Savage. II. l.. Scabright Co.. G.. b.
Kimberley company. Stringer & Spring
~. and the Federal Asphalt PaTing
company all have men now working on
CITY contracts.
Owing 10 lack Of brick. Cnss e. Otto's
work on the city contract for Virginia
street, has been held up for several
DAYS Brick c:n Nc shipped to Wheel
ing hardly. but il is impossible" 10
ship them TO Bridgeport from wherG
they 60 To the Island. II is expected
however that brick Will he aVailnnic
from that point within the next few
DAYS.
owing to the inability Of tho city to
get cement the work upon all street
Contracts has h"rn held up since IN"
first 81 the month Cement is now conf
ing IN to the city in regular quantities
SD that tho street Improvement can
prorncd without interruption.
Tho work of changing the grade OF
South Huron street is practlcaIlE COIL
rIrie cd 50 that the concrete base TOT the
sephal; can h" laid shortly. the So"
crs ard grating nj the points anected
have II been reset. and the street ralS-
ed = feet. inches al Ohio and SCUM
Huron streets tapering 10 zero ABOVE
VIRGINIA street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
MAKE UP TRAIN
FOR new ENGLAND

Local manufacturers and shippers
with freight going To III" New Enslano
states. in cities along the New YORK
New Haven and Hartford railroad; who
for several months have been unable TO
get shipments through on account "I
the tic-up Of freight in the yards ana
cmbargoes Of freight coming in and go.
Ing out of these cities, brought about
by tho labor troubles. will be IA ari0sGes
an oprnrtunity to get such shlpmentS
through this morning. \ special
through is being made up on the rem s.i1n.
sylvania line and people having saip
r;anIs for the different points In inc
New England states should nav" I'm snsI9
cars loaded il they have that large
shipment and small shipments shou'n
be on the platform al tn" freight depot
carly this morning. , ,,,o.,.s
After working for several weeks,
Trafir Manager L. N. Neigh. OF , .ns
Wheeling Chamber Of commerce hdS
oil arrsnrrments completed 90 that ms
iraiu will go directly I" lis Hesi' Wv
and no doubt the people Of the Ne"
England states will be very gao n 10 rp
cnive tho shipments as 'a arHr, n and
~ The shipments are food suppl'eS anu
wearing apparelS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
COL. D. N. SMITH
To SPEAK HERE
COMMANDER OF FAMOUS "BATTAL-
ION OF DEATH" TO SPEAK AT
FOURTH ST. n. Z. CHURCH
Was Former National Orator and Law
yer Of Chicago. and Well Known
Throughout tho Country.

Colonel Dan Morgan Smith. comman-
der Of The Battalion of Death. and
one Of the heroes Of the world war. Will
NJ f. church, in this city, on the even
ing OF Tuesday. June LIST. and from all
indica lions the big church will he pack
I'd. with those who during the war read
Of the incidents OF his remarkable cam
paiGu.
He took a total Of l.l2o mon into the
battle Of 81. Mihicl AMI came out with
hut 32T Before entering the army col.
Smith was lecturer OF national fame
nd toured America from coast 10 coast
many times. He WAS also an attorrnI
for a number Of years and is member
OF tho Ear Association of Illinois.
The meeting will be free to all and
the speaker i'm a message stated that:
I'm this address | shall tell OF the
war as saw it in the 81. Mihiel drive;
going over the top at Faye Haye the
advance on NIlrcy: the taking of liill
35u.l: Les Quaire t'hcminS Iwhcre my
BATTALION was surrounded by Germans
and cut off from the regiment. ana
where we held Off three regiments Of
the cnemyD (This Is where the hattal.
ion won tho name Of The Battalion or
Dcath: Of the fighting at Les HUT
Chemins. Vicyill". Nrrdun and the ~ =
Eonne Forest" col. Smith writes.
Il shall try 10 make my audicnc" see
life as II was in tho trenches. on Inc
march. on the advance and on tho bat
ilcrield. | shall tell them OF fighting
in the woods. hand-:o -hand conflicts.
and Of tn" brave things the Officers
and man Of my command did. In hri"e,
| shall try To :akc them with IN" over
all thoq" wonderful. horrible. ncvcr-to'
bc-forgottcn victorious days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
FULL PROGRAM FOR
MEMORIAL EXERCISES
Parade Of AL Patriotic Societies xols
lowed by Nssting st AArfst
Auditorium.

Every member of the Wheeling PoH
NJ !. American Legion. has recelved
post card from Adjutant r. T. McCoH
requesting his participation In the Me-.
Each member Is asked to appear in unts
form If he has the outfit.
All ex-servire men are also asked TO
join in the parade. as many as possible
of them To appear in uniform.
The Legion men are asked to fAlI In
line en- tic Fifteenth street side Of the
City Hall at ten o'clock on Monday
morning The parade will move prompt.
ly II 1880 o'clock.
Irior TO that time the members o.
the Grand Army OF the Republic and the
Boy Scouts will decorate the graves o.
soldiers Of all wars in all Of the ceIno-
trrics in Wheeling district. ~
The Grand Army Of the Republic haH,
determined to make the day patr1osto
and memorial event to be remembered
In addition TO the Legion and the u
:. r.. the Spanish War veterans. the
Sons of Veterans. Ladies' OF the G: n.
r. Boy Scouts and the Linsly Cadets
will be I'm line.
The parade will disband at the Mar
ket Auditorium where memorial adj
In advance Of the Memorial day pro-
gram on Sunday night specis! pStrf;
Presbyterian church. Thirteenth Gnd
Chapline streets. The following socte.
tics will participate:
Grand Army Of the Republic. Spanish
American War veterans. American lee
gion. Wnmen's Relief Corps. DoughterH
Of American Revolution. Daughters %
Veterans Sons OF Veterans. LadieA OF
the Grand Army OF the Republic. Sesy.
ice star Legion and other societies. The
memorial address will be given by D..
Samuel NJ. Gibson. pastor OF the churen
and the vested choir will render tn
following program Of music:
Venting Observation-Disclosures: Rest
We I'm Peace. Ye Flanders Dead"-NeytB:
"R"ces Sionar'-DeKoven. $50
Corgrega tional singing Of familiar -
tr.otic numbers will he a feature Of III
program and Miss Edmundson Will ~
variations on National Airs. EAe
Spangled Banner" and Triumnh0
March" by Costa. as organ numbers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
UNDER $500 BOND
Altered "Hlim. Pam" Msu Get XoN
inGs Tuesday Under the IA. ,!s-
man Act. -.s.<'

WASH Andcy ard Paul Pleisha. alle
cd finn Hammers" arrested In IN -
tempt TO work the old money M
chine" game. were released from tnA
county Jail yesterday under $500 bod:
pending their preliminary hearing -
D. m. next Tuesday.
The men will be charged with q 10
lation Of the Redman conspiracy 20.
rcgafd to currency. The case can -noS
he brought within the Jurisdiction 81
the United States courts.
1t Is alleged that the two men ono9E
arrest with a third foreigner. tnel2
prospective victim; were asreNg n
svindle the third man. Detecuyo9
Cieary. McKown. Humes and Wekos
made the arrest. taking az eVidence -
machine to make money Cor its o0ets,
ators only.
The men were taken to the county
iail where they were released yeSteroey
afternoon. Attorney George c. Beneko
has been engaged TO defend the ms
Their charge carries with II q mAxe
um sentence Of year In jail upon CO
viction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
PoH.YcH n0X.UH

Dan Brown. fence drunk, W. ptc1sx1
up late last night leaning on the cufys
stone Of Market streets by'Onicer VII
liam Rine Officer Rine guided him
headquarters where II was found III
all ne had on him was IN him. He vi
explain the reason for It all TO the 3ue
Wilson McFadden. -. was aFfONN
Yesterday afternoon by Onicer SAnoM
Stanley on disorderiy charge -
Viii he among those present at polio
court this morning. .....:, ,,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
cracu1r COURT IDLE
r,a,.. Addlsman and SoumerTnie In
'u"s other Counties

Circuit, court is idle in OH" '"um,s
n,w IN both Parts and II. NO nor,
civil cases will be heard nm, nnt', n, en
W T,s !" p M Alderman is holding court
;,n"gs ~ and Brooke counties. while
IN I,d sa''J"' r Sommervill" IS sitting Al
I Mni,ndsvi,Ie in the Marshall county
court. o;,..I torn,
The first case in the next civil ,rr,"
will I've docketed for hearing o"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
TON nurUE1 LEAGUE

Tuesday evening. June Isl al e,Em,
o.ciork is the date set for welcoming
tho new members received into the Zion
Luther League during inc receht ine,n
Wr Henry Bencke. raptain-wili he en-
iortaIned by the losing team and very
s,.;oyahIe evening has been planned ~
The executive committee. The anair VIII
~ a kid PARTY" and all members ar"
mosf cordially invited 10 come in Co.'S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
o,rr pREc1nor rA1uLATED

Tie board OF county comrnIsSIO!eI. III
c,nyassinR the primary election yester-
DIV completed the official tabulation OF
but one precinct Washington' no: =,
Tho re,nairIng tally sheets will be gone
dr we and me vote certified az rapidly, "a
possible although it is not likely that
Inc task will be finished before the
middle Of next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
cApa LEAVE TRACK.

Several freight cars on the rennsFiTc
vania railroad. in the yaros h"r ss,er.
d.. sf,ernoon. After working for sew
tho men to return them to the racks:
So the wrpcking crane Of the eampan ny
u.os scnt from Steuhenviile. tp"n IT'S
arriv.i The cars were put on In several
minutes.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-18
EASY TO ENTER. !.
NO RED TAPE

There is nothing complicated about this campaign. No red tape. Sc
cure subscriptions at the published prices and point credits IS per the schedule
published herewith, will be credited or forwarded to candidates. Point credits
forwarded to candidates may be held until a short time before the close Of the
campaign. Send in the full amount Of subscription in every instance. The
Grand Prize Bull will be awarded to the leader. The second prize, Registered
4 Bull, goes to the person finishing in second place. Third prize, 500 in
cash Other candidates will be awarded 1919 cash commission o. the amount
thai each turns into The Herald During the time that the campaign is in
progress. f8asN
Vote credits will be issued only N subscriptions to The Herald. There
lis no other way toget point credits. s
Candidates MAY get all the help possible, but point credits are not trans
}ferable from ne candidate to- another except where one candidate for some rea-
son xihdraws from the race and a substitute not aheadya candidate, takes the
lphce Of the person withdrawing.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-18

The Grand Prize is a registered Holsdn Bull. His nan is Lilac
Hedge Zubrod Segis, No. 261469, born December IA, 1915, sired by King
Watson Segis Star, No. 159550. Grandson of iKng Segis Pontiac Count, the
Marvel of the World, whose daughters have broken more than 100 worlds
records fol- butter and milk The Dam of The Herads Grand Prize lbl is
Colantha Zubrod, No. 1865, who has a government test record of 32106
pounds of butter in seven days,
A half sister Of The Heralds Grand Prize Bull, Lilac Hedge Cofantha
Zubrod, No. 28O579, holds the North Dakota state record for n aged cow. She
has a record of 35S75 lbs Of butter in seven days.
1t will be cen from the foregoing records that Lilac Hedge Zubrod
Segis is al animal of wonderful breeding and of a very strong milk and butter
strain. He is a large we'll formed bull and should bring at least $4,000 if put
up at a show ring ale. He will be entered at the Grand Forks Fair this year.
We confidently expect him to win in his class. ~. j
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-18

Renitances nus be in The Herald office or in the mail Saturday. July
5ls, 1920, and reach The Herad\ofice no. later than August 3d, 1920, in
order to entnhe candidates sending them o vote credits
Following is the territory included in The Herads Pure Bred Live
Campaign: The counties of RoleHe, Towner, Cavalier, Pembina, Ben
son Ramsey, Walsh, Nelson, Trail, Grggs, Steele, Barnes, CaSs and Grand
Forks IN North Dakota and the Northwestern counties of Minnesota, EN-
CEPTING THAT PART OF THE TERRITORY INCLUDED IN THE
CITY LIMITS OF GRAND FORKS, IN. D. and EAST GRAND FORKS,
MINI. Subscriptions taken from subscribers residing anywhere except in the
cities of Grand Forks, n. D., and East Grand Forks, MINI, entne the candi
dates to point credits.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-18
SUBSCRIPTION AND NUMBER OF
VOTES ALLOWED FOR PAY
MENT

The following table shows the price Of the paper a.
well as the number Of votes allowed on subscription
payments to the Campaign Department during the
Campaign. All Old and New subscribers, except those
in city limits of Grand Forks and East Grand Forks, of
the Morning or Evening Herald making any payment
on subscription, in arrears, .or in advance, are entitled
to votes according to,the following schedule:
The Grand Forks Morning or Evening Hers1d by
Carrier or Mail:
S Years in advance, $500 5000
2 Years. in advance. ............. 1000. 1000
l Year in advance. .......y...... 500 1000
6 Months in advance. :............ 2.s5> 500
The Morning and Evening Herald will be sold at the
following reduced prices:
3 Years in advance $500
? Years in advance. .............. 1900 $500
l Year IN advance. ............... 9OO 1900
LEASE DO NOT ACCEPT SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
A SHORTER PERIOD THAN Is SHOWN IN H
ABOVE AZ INDIVIDUAL SUBSCRIBE
Err MAY A AS HIGH AS 327.0o IN A FOR
HERALD U NO HIGHER.
HOW TO SECURE POINTS
The only way to secure paspts stetsscarnpa is by
securing subscription payments TO- The Grand Forks
Daily and Sunday Herald.
RULES OF THE CAMPAIGN
Any person, man or woman, married or single. u
eligible to compete.
Any boy or girl under the age Of is is not eligible
unless the written consent Of parents or guardians is
furnished.
This campaign is for individuals. Organisations are
not allowed to compete.
Points issued in favor Of one candidate can not be
transferred to another candidate with the exception as
follows: The points of only one candidate may be
transferred to a NEW candidate.
Candidates are allowed to accept and receipt for any
subscription payments they may be able to secure.
Official receipt books will be supplied BY the Campaign
Department. Candidates may secure subscriptions. re-
CARELESS tthe district In which they are entered,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-18
For Campaign Workers
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

In the first place. great care must be exercised by
the contestants to avoid mistakes by furnishing correct
names and addresses of the friends and subscribers
whose subscriptions you secure.
Do not depend upon your memory, but keep a
record Of each transaction on the stub Of the subscrip-
ton book that We will supply you with.
Newsdealers and postmasters are allowed COM
missions on subscriptions during the campaign where
full amount Of subscription in every instance. Kindly
remember that it takes some little time for subscrip-
tons to be. received and credited to the different sub
scribers. Point certificates must be made gu, etc.
In all instances where subscriptions arc paid to you
| GIVE A RECEIPT. This department will furnish con-
testants with receipt blanks which all candidates are
expected to use. ALWAYS CARRY A RECEIPT
| BOOK AS A MEANS OF IDENTIFICATION.
When making remittances always be careful to
enter the names. addresses, amounts correctly, and
WRITE PLAINLY. Remittances may be made by
| Check, Money order, Draft or Registered Mail.
. HINTS FOR SUCCESS
Begin.atsoneesand do not set sed.a-s.s4asss
Nothing worthshaving was ever had without work.
This is not a something for nothing proposition in
which you will win without work. Call upon your
friends personally and tell them just how badly you
need their subscriptions to help you win.
Horseshoe luck will not win the Grand Prize Bull
for you, but energetic and intelligent work will.
There is a time and tide in the affairs of men.
which il taken at the flood leads on to fortune"
The other fellow will find the work as difficult as
you and encounter the same obstacles. Do not get dis
couraged.
Candidates in large centers have more competition
than you to face, 80 your chance Of winning is as good
or better than theirs.
Perseverance and determination are. great factors in
! accomplishing anything. -
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-14

layo, y Aoaiuu na1 sini,
Nyon sits tUu ,Alll = Ne. d Me
arha e*lNshu luul slspps
toltoAN feislls : sasainan
NatUlll Us mlainesil Wills ~ m
.hNlA NtAr Ne
raha AaHfekava ttRNW Spins.
.A9 tes ~ he8 iunA, vsl'la Il iW
ri0li ehhlsii Il pikladala N,sshl.
s8cl, a. psge Mlmsalst 81 tl
amal NFienhn,l ii pa le.m SRA
4ah ,ln U,ashy lwiai, yubruusil /.
patilt balm 81 uith,sia sd
.dalsi in,p tge usitN urusiil
noi lam mali lfkuou earNle int
.e. Anton. dlouhn pak apabose.
.ph konfcrcncith div iscm y ha.
by eontasN psoinik nc.losiall
llaha tauctkoyd lo ncgpogaro.
wla rontrvicl sushtnu. n MS
u ma lislarh silky susily a proud
suchtlo, smolau gapachltho ,epll
ho o,ennl, A vase papfsck no.
daie Nhl ma dust pfinadln mn.
H. io ,scrko Jest icn pfehhnka %.
skliyi ale mizivi sen \ 10 " 70
lase ySccko y luhrt ohrati
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-14
DR.. KAR. H. BREUER
opsrscs i zsnskb nsmoes.
DR. MILOSLAv J. BREUER,

fihkU0sA 4 sUttfW 1eW6F6
cEbTf LkHAfT
Pb osH 6tedovpf mhms doth,aDm/
Iaborafot y fD~zpozohysm ysept neyu Z
Mime oem0eDjfT rpoiem pm gaeen. =
~. w,syafm y yDiffm pflrsd, pemoef
nfsdogm ' pokotj ftsIo eif aDeuttty
Nnfgst Bpdova
esgsrovfsbOdm rob H. i y J)e. -
dfubtm vosshodi ' Dfsdu. HseoIa, M,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-14

H. 10 ,sccko jest icn pfchdhka %
skliyt, ale miziyi sen 4 10 " y
gase ySerkn y ,lnhrt ohrali
KY
Rofohrddcrkt iokinr pfiicl a,
pozdd yccer. kdyhN neSlo . pa
cicntn TAX yzhcnho. htl by -
sotya vydal mn ccsiu nebot priii
del prdye ~ vzddlcnc vsi kdy.
p~obelovickt kocdr ma neho 50
kali Namdhava Sc %vydrdpal z nj
uoiniku n 2 koz'chu, chopil Sc Ger
ne hole s kostenou kouli n o he
sc podpiraic vessel do chodhy. Tan
Sc s Brodcckym, jenS 2 k%ancclat,
vyscl. pozdravili
TAX maminka stdnd," pravi
dokfor, Jen Sc toho moe, pant
fort, nelcka.ii. Tia ma konsii tuci
ae by mas jcsta vSecky mohla pre-
ckati. Ostatne, doktor chce bft
taky xiv, beztoho III nam doko
la same forty, zdrave jake Rusy
ma tech isem toho iakziy moe M
chytil, leda v kartach, kdyz iScn
ic obehral."
Gale mole ie Tim celia vyd6se
ma" odpovidal Brodcckl, "to VI
|di, matka ie matka Kdyby, ne
del Pdnbih, ten smutny pad me
nastat, mole by 10 ncpfeckala, I,
ncvcdi, jake to Il mas jel A TO j.
zrovna Ease V pozehnantm stovo
vsak 81 to doycdou ~pfcdstavit 7
Doktor Sc z%astavil, rozkroeil I
hladcc yyholentm obliccjcm (sdn
Sc kaadi den holil) rozbfhl se MI
po~spichayt smich. jena zarudl$n.
tydfemi. baiat,lm noscm 2lchkf
mu potfasa.ie NJ do tlusfouckall'
podbradku Mklopftal, Cello s.
mn ctycracky svrastelo,
"f'oftoyny, foftovny, zpropade
ne f%oitovny," pravil p~ovysenyn
hlasem, ivy jake byste myslcly
zc jste tady proto, ably lidstvo ne
yymfelo. Jen Sc tax = paniGkou
n~clekajil Jcdnon umfcme vsich
nj, to yedi, kdyby Tide ncumirali
ncbyli by M svet6 doktofi. n pa.
ni6ka Sc ma konec taky umoudfi
'Trochu 81 popldce, yzdyf je r.
matka, a NJ uvidi, 10 Sc TO pfeme
nit media. upokoji Sc a aivot polct'
We stejnych kolejlch. Ale ma smri
.jcst6 myslit nemusime."
Anna k MIN pfisla y celedni.
ku. s ocima Cd place zarudllma
mlcky podayala doktorovi rnku
"Alc milostponicko, milostpani.
cko, 60 pax jim to napada,' pra'
vii doktor a mlsn6 j stiskI maloll
b~aculntou rnku, "jcnom, pro 30.
ha jicb prosim. neplheon Bud da.
il n6co ma nj. IL il mnim pomo
ci, q pax plakat %ncmuseji, nebo
mn6 nevtfeji a myself 81, zc nj.
temn nerozumim, . pax plhcou
ole il Sc obrdtim a pojedn zpatky
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