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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-23
PARA HoNRAR LA MEMoRIA DEL
SENEMERiTO

GUANAJUATO. yliio 1S.-El ,rogra
ma con Gus hoy Sc da conmemoracIon
al aniversaric de Ia muerte del Pres!-
den,e Benito Juarez, fue muy lucido
habiendo e. Gobierno desiEnado un
comIte organizador que trabajo ac-
tivamente para que IA Techa luctuosa
fuese commemorate d!snamente-
Adem&s dc Ia velada en- el Teatro
Juarez hubo actos pGblicos en- u to-
muron parte los sehores Enrique Bor-
des Alangei. Artur Sierra. Arturo de
Alba. y otroS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-23

de 81.
herrera agrega en- su manifesto
que desea el cumpl!miento estricto de
IA ley que garantiza los derechos in.
dlFlduales : Ia libertad de pren.sa: Ia
union de los Estados Centre America
nos y Ia revision de la Constituents
por el Congreso, n fin de que Sc en-
saHchen los principles liberaies. Sc
dec!ara tambien en- favor de Ia. re-
duccion del termino presidential a cua,
tro amos y de Ia prohibition de Ia rec
lecci6n consecutive, para que jamas
vuelva a mantenerse un hombre en- el
poder iHdefinidamente".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-23
POR Centric ! SUD-ANERICA
Herrera es el candidate de todos los
partidos de- Guatemala. Todos los
Ministries bolivianos depuestos


Servicio Especial para IA PRENSA"
GUATEMALA, Julio 20.-El candi-
dato presidential de todos los parti.
dos poltticos guatemaltecos, o sean el
dernocrata y Ell Unionista. 10 es ell ac-
tual P~residente Provisional. senior Car
los Herrera Quien, en- vista de e~ta
selection de las a~grupactones pollti-
cas-, ma public4do IN manifesto en e.
cue declara que no e~ncuentra dife-
renc;as materiales en- las plataformas
de los partidos Y acepta por consi-
cuiente, IA designation que han hecho
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-23
VIVA LA INDEPENDENCE!

Made Gui.-s "a de-
pender je los peiuGue-
ros. ii PerteueeeS a n
claSe de los
TURNOS." Surstro eo~-
tado- de peio DUPLEX
ha traidc ese maSnifico
resGlta6~ y los hono-S
estan &c p~l&cemes. pCes
les basa P~ina-Se con
ruest-o co-tsdo- pam
deSa- aISlSGo 81 eab~
10. largo o co-to. de
dia c de roche. en- 50
casa. En- e campo o en-
e rren , q a bora ea
que Sc e peSue a ga
IA Las msdres pueaen
a-eSlAr e pelo de aus
niaos evitaadoies e. Pc
Hg1c de u eontsSio poS
medic de paines y na-
vajss por personals de
du6esa sah;6 Con dos
neses de no viSita- las
~peiuorGtss So sSca e.
eosto de nrSt-o eorta-
dor. cue dura-a rc- -
acs. EstA provs.o &c
dos cuckiiiss , caGR Gu
chilla con dos files
Pueds usEse tanbisa
eoao navaja de bs-bs )
puedn s,entarse o -ea-
filare las cuchillss c.
toiAs Us de segu-
ridad Una ve-dad-0
sanza por e precio gus
10 henos Sjsdo. de
s2oc. solo Dor muy po-
80 tempo. mas 20 csn-
savos para e. SECURE =
frxrCueo. Pidalo hoy
niano. con . sin dine
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-23

A. R.-Easlc Pass. Tex.-Hemos dido
hablar de IA "aguja" que nos indica,
rero no sabemos en- que parte las ven
den 81 es que existen realmente Y duda-
mos mucho dc su eficacia toda vcz
cue 81 huDiern IN aparato tan seaciilo
para denunciaI Ia ~presencia de las mi
mas. no habrfa que llevar 4 cabo los
reConocimien;os = excursiones que Sc
requieren para dar con alguna.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-23

MAS DINERo. PoDER Y PLACER
Todo 10 ten5-a APRENDIENDo
Giles por medic de nuestro IN
TERNACTONAL que IS el mas seHci!lo,
I EnsenanZa GRATIS garnntizada , diploma
! Al t.rninar. M&ndenos 10 cts para gsStos
! Y le euviareros explicsciones amplias.
/ INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE
! sosL Main Houston, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-23

Para libros en- espanoI diriiaso I'd.
a la Casa Editorial Lozano, 11S North
Sta. Rosa, Ave., San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-23

Todos les pedidos de Mexico o fue-a de los
Estados Cnfdos. drben veai- aconpahados CO
So 50 inporte-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-23

Y. r. dc NJ Ciudad-Ignoramos
en- donde compren sus artfculos las
ASA de concrete que nos indica. pero
es de suponersc que sea en- muchas a
ties va que venden efectos de todas
classes y que ELLEN aQuellaS donde los
~encuentran mas baratos. para 10 cual
deben recibir proposiciones DC todas
las fAbricas &c los EStadoS Unidos.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25
To Remove Discolored,
Coarse or Chapped Skin

n your skin Is ohapped, rough or
harsh. dab liberal amount Of mer-
coli1ed wax over iha face and allow
Il to remain over nieht When you
wash Oft The WAX In The morning, fine
flaky almost invisiile particles 81
culicie come with h. Repeating this
daily. the entire outer film skin h
soon absorbed. but 80 gradually
there's not the ellghi.st hurt or IN
convenience. Even the uglicst com
alexion yields to this treatment Tho
underlying skin which forms the new
complexion IL 50 freah aud youthful
hooking youll marvel az the transfer.
nation. It's the only reliable way -
actually discard an aged. faded.
freckled. bioighy or weather. beaten
complexion. One QUIZ of mercolix-
ed wax. procarable At any drug store.
Is sufficient IN most eases
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25
sLANs coMPlrruo ron
NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH

ftoutHutu from idk' -
nanrclars ana altar and aide altar
ls fftfcus will De ~ medieval lsm
,oiism. IN conformity With Gothic
lesigns
Father John Van casiel - very en-
husiastlc about The construction ui
he new ehnrh. and states that Of
ers have been made by non church
-rs0na which may make IL posNlble
place "A chimes of three bells Ia
he siecplc
Tn citizens Of Guthrie. irrespective
r church affiliations. have Ions
v.shed that = new structure migh be
uilt on the foundations of the old
harch. The Cathoiie church ol this
iiy was tho first church structure
,uilt IN Oklahoma after me openlnf
Aprii 20. ies9 The money wa so
iciicd aud The church erected by thai
sopalsr Father Felix DE- Grasse 81.
sbo, Nserechearl was appointed ~
~ and held RI seat here fof many
ears. ne celebrated hts 9Th ami
feraary - a priest IN the thon ne9
shnrrh There arr old mcmofien
bout that humble old church thai
uany pioneer eitlxeus Of Guthrie
fherish
4 campaign for contributions is be-
NJ put on for the construction Of fhe
iurch and Father Van Gasiel finds
~ kinds Of citizens very enthusiast
r for - Success The Casholir
hurrh has never asked q penny from
he public IN the years gone. bat
itlzcns Of all descriptions consider 4
= matter of civic pride 10 have IN
architectural ediflee Tor ihis denomi
alton Of the Christian faith In the
ense Of civic pride alone Il ~ilI b.
asset 70 he cpmaiuniiy Il wiil
attract statewide attention
A drawing of the hee church a. Il
sill appear when finished Il sho~n
n another tart q the Leader to
lay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25
OUR PHONE SERVICE BAD?
IDEAL COMPARED TO THIS
In Vienna You Can Talk One
Minute, Some Times;
More Often Not
At All

Vienna. Marh Americans who
may sometimes be dissatisfied with
the telephone. telegraph or postal
service in Amsrica should come here
n hey want TO see really dlsor-
~anized means OF communication.
SO domoraliard - the telephone
service OF Vienna that great mass
meeting OF business men has BEEN
held aud has demanded that tbs
service be- taken from the govern
nent bureaucracy and turned over
90 private control
u Is almost impossible 70 get cen
tral. and. onsne. secured. the line ls
uaually cut after less than one min
uie's conversation. The telephone
employees claim they are oyerworked.
undernourishcd. and the whole equip
meni run down. The minister OF
communication admitted TO the macs
meeting that the telephone and post
al and telegraph systems generally
had failed and that the post Office
had paid more that l1.0oo0oo crowns
last year for STOLEN packages Armed
fnards are now placed on all mail
transports.
rhe worst factor in the situ AZ n
!, declared to he inability OF officials
to enforce discipline under the pres
eni government where various coun-
ellis Of workmen and soldiers operate
&c make che employees lax and inde-
pendent
One man who attempted 10 tele-
rhone from a postal suD-staiion was
told by the attendant the other day.
a. 20 TO public automatic station
and don't worry me"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25
You Can't Brush Or
Wash Out Dandruff

tho ouly sntc wal ip fei go "l
aa.lIuff Is &a diNulfr b lhpn you
destroy d enilftl, 70 Do fsle -.
,hoal feuf ouasos of nrdin1f' u'luia
aison. atplf 81 AZ ulshi Nhea p
urnr. asa suonfn go a. listen 90
srain snd fah q in s,nu, ain th'
fiuscr iipt
no this tonight, ana BY mofaint
nnt li roi ~ u yovf hsndrnlf VII
BE- gonc. sai lhfer az 'nuf mule Az
plleallns viii aailciely dissolve and
.nilrtN destroy sysi, single tifn
ma trace of IL. 40 matter how Mueh
dandmii fuu HAY have
You viii ind too tlnl all liehlns
and as ing ~ the ealp vii aiop a.
once and your half Vii he iinfN
u.erauH glossy. SHAY end soft. and
ook ana lnel hundred times bni
ter.
lun can 80 liquid ufson at ans
drug ftuf. Il = inexpensive ans
loVer fails % DO the work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25
GIRL WHO KILLED FATHER
AND sT[PFATHER TO TRIAL
Ursula Broderick May Have Been
Justified In Both Gases.
But II Looks bad
For Her

81 Louis. March g Examination
OF prospective jurors 10 tTy Ursula
lirod.fick. 10 ,sear. "a colaca~asa
slayer OF her iaiher IN 1915. %
charges 0f haying KILLED her stsll.
father. Joseph y Woodlock April "a,
1852. vas ordered 10 begin In 1--we
aile court here today
At the coroner's iaquest the gigl
testified she shot and ALLIED wood .
lock when ~ attempted 10 attack
her Fearing hlm. she said. she had
slept with q revolver concealed IN
the folds OF her niFhidrcss for several
weeks. and when on April "A no came
TO hrr bedside ari embraccd her.
she drew the revolver aud fired.
After the shooting. she surrendered
to the police and aasi May vas IN
dicted for first degree murder, but
has been al Liberty under si.poQ hond
Ursula Rroderi,k ~ak onlA !. years
old IA 1915 when ehe KILLED her
father. Thomas u, Brcderck Ia that
case a coroners jury exonerAied her
after she bad testified she had shot
him because be was beating her mo-
Their and va. about 60 strike her with
hammer Mrs Moodioch is charsed
Jointly with her daughter ln connect
hon with Woodioek' death. but viii
be tried later Both WoodlOck and
Frederick were plumbers
Iln,lcs the Missouri laws, II ihs
girl is convicted Of first or second
degree murder her punishment may
be the same a. " she were an adult
rhe fnlnimum y ten yearr VA the pen
iicntlsry II. however. che Is con-
violed of any decree ~ manslauEh
ter. she will be sent 10 an Industrial
school until she = a. q was eN-
pialned,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25
The Forum

Communications to the
Editor

Editor Leader II Was perhaps un-
fortunate, that raised the above
question just on the eve OF the eiec-
ton on the school levy. u was
equally as unfortunate that some
members OF the school board made a
visit about that time To the Douglass
school. and II reports are true. eA-
pressed themselves as being unwilling
60 spend any money on sanitary i'm
provements for the school. claiming
that the building was too unsafe 10
risk any Improvements on.
The patrons OF the Douglass school
are not in any way connected with the
controversy that is going ON about
efficiency and other matters that
don't really concern them. But they
are concerned about the health AMI
education of their children. u the
board had not promised. ana u those
In charge OF the water system had
not said the work could be done, II
would not have been expected.
The levy. The patrons OF Douglass
school are not opposed to the levy.
Although as far as they are concern
ed, 1t means but very little TO them,
and the school. board Il av are "A the
fact that $1,000 divided between
Douglass. Faver and Lincoln schools,
was very small item compared VITA
the tax paid by the patrons OF these
schools.
Truant Master. The scaool board
IS aware of the fact that racial con
ditions makes 1t very unpleasant for
a white woman TO look after the
truancy OF colored children l don't
think that ii is "a womsns job" any
way. There Is one thins the school
board ought TO do. furnish enough
teachers so that the children won't
have to sit In school all day without
having their lessons heard in certain
studies.
| have only written this 20 say that
neither the patrons of Douglass. nor
Faver. nor Lincoln intend TO fight the
levy.-S. II. Cassius.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25

Under the direction AZ NJ hohet'
Mer,en chorus 81 iogiy o. mofs
soicos Will give an hasteF eAHsesa
.rho Cfa,lfiAon b. sir John sislhef
Al FIRST NJ IS ehurch. oa Ceot Friday
aleht The eantaia a1es ar - 7tof,
Of the cruelflalou onlf 30 q espeeiai
h appropriate fof uood Friday PEI
fofmance The tenor solot VII p
sakon ny M cv,t Miillams hafl'on'
hy Mr cau Taxearl ana taAs es VI
4 A nN. al sell knows Guthrie
singers Mr Nertea " ~ell known =
,cy capsale director r'ihnp- h''
nsuslslanship j. better f'cNkno,.
abroad than Al home. H'll Dutafl'
mus.r ioeen arr locAinz forward &
the performance Of ihia elfssle ~afe
rhn raorua IS mnsi ahls supported NJ
Nj Mcrtcn AZ the ofenn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25
rnis SHOULD INTEREST OTHER
WOMEN

"My kllness we're Swing me irou.
llc Tor some time writes Nrs l. Gip-
on. 18th ami Edison 81, Lajnnia.
'oio = took Foley kidney pills and
hey helped ms flehi away Back
che. pain IN sides. sore muscles, are
heumailc talnEes and "nways tired
ceiling" are symptom ot kidney trou
lie Sold everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25

At this season of the year when
frest vegetables are 40 hlxh many
p.rhons saflse from dsrsnxsd dlgss-
sioa~ n yon FRO dull and sluggish. %
il you saspeet lndizexsion or eonsii-
patton yoa WILL feel better tomorrow
Il yon take Foley catharsIe Tablet
ionikhi. rhey banlsh biliousness and
headache. Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25
AMERICAN LEGION
BARRED FROM UNION

Fort Smith March 25--Deleraie.
to the annual convention of Distflu
2l. United Mine Workers Of America.
embracing Arkansas. Oklahoma and
Texas. had befor~ them today reso-
lvilon barring members Of the Ameri-
iesn Legion from membership IN the
organization
The program provided for a vote
on the resolution late today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25
Resrrul RESULTS ron neR

Only person who has experienced
that awful "all nisht" cough tha,
sometimes follows influsnxa can ap-
preciate what good niehts sleep
can he. Mrs Anna Dawson. 20Sa
Myrtle St. Long Beach. Cal. had
such a cough. She wri'cs:"The r--
suit Of using Foleys Honey and Tar
- restful one for me-"
Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25

A flumh.r party with an lhc fuu
and hollc by which such feature
sre usually ACCOMPANIED Was given
~ Mra Mildred kauffman last nikh
al the home Of her aunt Ne
STARK $40 Fasi Cleveland Tho
crowd of merrymakers filled The AZ
with music until the wer sma' hour
of tho morn Miss Feihr bruce ds
lighted the riris by telling their TO-
iun"e IN most clever manner To-
breakfast Wa long in- be- fememb
erod one having heen prepared under
the careful direction ~ each 'chnia'
individual present Then in . p -
to- chango manner The work slwr>
following delightful re- asts. wal
turned 20 play but nevertheless dis
patched IN a very few moments 81
time
Those who enjoyed the gala tim,
were Mrs Nell Todd. Mn Mlldre'
Kaufman. Miss fs,hw Bruce. Laais
aud Nell Coughlin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25

Tho "Wednesday Dinner club me
last evening at 920 with Mr ant
Mrs. WIN Patterson After dsiut,
thnee-cOarse dinngr wss served
auction fridze Wa PLAYED AMI ths
prizes we're won ~ Mrs l. y. Bron.
son. Miss Ida Nibiack. Hcintx Braus
and Byron nateheloT Tine specia
guests we're Mr. and Mrs John "
Furrou. Mr. and Mrs Byron Batchciof
Mr. aud Mrs. Fred " Green. Miss -
Siblacx and Miss Cynthia Patterson
= = =
The Lcntcn eeason this year hss
been very quiet and quite humble
of social events are being planned 70
after Easter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25

glofs here who are refusing sus- ~
even hleaef wages than tis,ae ef Ia.
feaf sAess i . stfi0as shortage. tet-
ten sifis sad ian,stleas asllfn 'rFs
iabor almost exeinslseiY are eum-
pialuius of The iaek - hands end
planlus the luapeftallon ~ asAsr q
from Other parts n the south-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25

~IonshF Ia Gods fresh hcasen~afi
wln
NIh uur poor uaffhsarJ striving.
Ne quensh il that - mas - stall
contcnt with merely li,ins.
nat. would we learn mat aeaff's faA
scope
Which we are hourlf NrVnFing
oar lives aust olln.h fpn hope q
hope and fealle our lunginE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25
FRIDAY
District Federation Meeting To &c
fsetd AZ pcrrl

There will be much do|na al she
district meeting ~ ~ fedtt
tlon oi Momen's Clubs 10 be held a.
Perry next week. berinnlng Nafet
20, and continuing untli the cyenlns
~ April 4 and not leaal among the
events Win be the District Choral
All visitors are reaustIed 10 brinG
copies of Loves odd Sweet Sons.
by Moiloy and "earry Ne Back Ts
Old Virginia b. Bland Neasis
Beanchamp. West Is ehainman Of tn
music committee for the frs, d.
trict.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25

Tho l'alfnaa elah has AfFsnked -
sell h0nessuehie vlurs IA the nashfse
puhlic school a. one cent plant -
lhat shc children wili help 70 imfros
the oA baildsasa ant lcncss and pro-
mote gislc beauty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25
cAlrNoAR o
THURSDAY

PRAYER meeting a. Mr. Gertrude
Holfsiandef. 11o p m
II. NJ &. Cinb ArA " NJ De
srlms.
Division No J. womer's Auxiliary
Mrs. e. y Morris
Acorn club Mrs.. o y 10. klns
Naca bees A d. L W Han.
Cpyer Leaf club M II NJ Field
ms.
FRIDAY
Afternoon Prayes Mocung Mgv. {
n nii g,3e
Aaclion Lau1heon Club Nst chAs
sesiy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25
Rare musioal Treat apra e. Firs
Rap,ln Church.

ON ASH =. a thn rlra napls
church The y \. r y will nfeacn
The Ladies' Clee club OF the OKLA
homa Baptist university IN a muklca
rogram which will be- rare trca
for Guthrie people
This Glce club has Travelled thru
out Oklahoma undof The direction o.
David Y rnruh. aud has greaii,
pleased and delighted an music ios
era and critics for whom Il has per
formed
n YOU are music lover. don't faf
- hear this prosram u you are not
music lover nov. hear - and you
Win be-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25

The total production OF rzdium in
the United States up TO the close q
1918 Is estimated st approximately
s. grammes. which II undeutood 70
be more than half Of all the radinm
the world has produced
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25

Low footed Star Sherberte al sseS
per set at the National Coffee q Tea
House.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25

w,asna after speallns several IA
Ia Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25

TIE iris club met YESTERDAY At N
home Of Mrs. Chester Nlehael IN
afternoon was spent with sewing an
fancy work amt al the close Of the af
t>snoon dainty refreshments wers
served 10 Mrs Forrest Nahan. Mr.
Lester House. Mrs. Jim Clark. Mr.
Levi Grlswold. MIS-. Dan Gardner
Mes. Luther Hughes. Mrs. Bert Darl
ing. Mrs. Carl Evans and Mrs. Pau
Stoetlzel Toe elnb will meet in tws
weeks with Mrs Carl Evans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25
No. 10 can Granted Pineapple

Gallon can Fed Pitted Cherries -~---------~$l.5 30
7s0 pk large Post Toasties for Saturday only per
pkg Ties ukgS. for SOC. Limit pkgs
500 pounds extra nsh grade lusar Candy for Saturday
Limit 2 lbs to customer; per h., 25c
Bring rs your eggs. pay The same cash trade.
When here started paying cash for eggsbsore
then all got above your groceries due bills and chips
This last week paid for egss alone $5ee Bring
your eggs where you get the cash
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25

Leader Classified Ads get results.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-25

Mrs. Grow entertained today II
honor Of Mrs. J. ". McNeaI OF Tulsa
Nrs. Tel Walton and Mrs I'd Walton
who are the house guests Of Mrs
Lsndol 2. Leach. q oniahona CITY.
= = =
Mr. T. s. Rexrosd has returned Il
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Rev. A. g. Nasty . Indepcn

Rev. A. G. Nasty y Indepcn.
dcDce, Iowa, pisc: my jsme 10
TAX rasto pfesy6dcili o ryehle po
moci, kterou Ora Petra Hoboko
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move. Pred nedAynem jedno y
Dasich djtek ycImi vAznI onemoc.
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stayh pfijali tento jednoducbg,
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ny kcebny prostfedek, pontvada
on jest yzdy pohotoy1 a nikdy
nesklame phi konhnf dobra. Nelze
jej koupiti y ~Iekarnhch, ale NM.
no jej obdrzeti Primo n DR.. pc.
ter Fshrpey 4 Sons Co.. 25OI
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Ivy spaAla "a par dh. leptse
islhr " males, Nam jA,s VA
Az va tan hlsdaH
"Nerodisknsa 80 ~, ni,nlle'
ldyhy " u mlsnat ~"
Radaji Al jas,k uii,nn
vskoeila u rsika do fcei, "nepli
bych ,omu kalIbanu o vas eehr,
tekla vldyf "a issm sauna iehla
panimams ,aa, jestli 10 hollu !
tomu holuhlasemu a~ncikriain pti
nuite, uyarby nedoa,ie Ma slaia
Madlo, ia jsem stare, isem ien
alulka. a nechisla bych ho lek
pax W no mate ch,iii, fskosd
majolcna pfeskoja by vas byla
tnkovimu hudrmanu o%kkllyemn
q kdyby ' mem 90 dohraho b,lo,
ale 10 jc Y nim odpuAf PIN
bah - cert sasitS Walk MIN 10
ke budou terni pc smriI ofoi
"Alc. Bstusko. nemlny TAX,
ia. nt bych mohla nan ldti, nc
pfcju mu ME slfho, ien kdyi bu
du miu oil nsho pokoj"
"coi, Wy jsie dobrd hodino
No. muslin ID se zase podiyi',
jesfli PINK VI jedc." y%zpomniln VI
Ease Bstka a poposla na rob he
spody. mo, jcde nekdo, VIZ ia
10 chalupa, TO budes on"
"Kdyby no w Pdnbdb pr
nesll" yzdycbla Vi Nadia, ncbof
byla v ustavicntm strachu. H. ]
budou hlcdnt u ~ il tam uvidi.
mo. w je TO papthia. diva
yozy, jcdcn dyouspfeani a jcdcn
iednospfcini, on sam velikS, 10 \,
mn Was vsecko shoduje."
Zach, Bctusko. kdyz ic tn, m.
dsji bych 81 obrhtiIa. Ty pnjdc3
domd, ale ia IN z6siann sam0 ja
ko lfpa Y poll Bah VI, zda.li 3"
kdy y v6mi shlcdhm"
"Ach, ty umucend hodino,
kdyby 10 tetka slysela, uschla by
steskcm Co ii to pfipousiiic N
brykuleg Da PGnbdh. zc So zase
zdrayi shledame n ze 81 ID ma va
H syatbi zotancuju"
"IDn. ty's yzdy vesela u ncyIs.
jak mDt je," ~odpovfddIa MadIa
a oci No j mlily.
"CIoyek Vi nfkdy yselijak I,
trampoty plasi u 10 to. holka, IT,
den plat. iestli sc smejete, oebo
plafctc; budie tedy yeseld q pc
myslete y, H. Pdnbdh ysldc krd
luje."
Mezitim poyosy doiely pred
hospodu, bde jN podomek = pici
pro kone cekal Hospodsky, SINE
kaje 2 daleka. take ven yysel .
Haiku vital
odd, Bftusko, fekni mu ~
mnc," pobizcJa Nadia Bitkp.
"ty jsi smelejsi nezli ja"
"Jen jdete sama, Madlo, yzdyf
pax 80 ncmusite stydet, jc eloyel,
jako my. Cd vas mu pfijde sIo.
70 vice udfk, jen jdffe, il & MIN
bezfoho take promluyim"
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