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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-22
IN LANCASTER
MONDAY
W. o. Mcintyre Rep
resenting the Farm
ers Home Journal,
OF Louisville,
Will BE In Lancaster, Monday. Couu-
~ Court Day.

The Farmers Home Journal. the
only stock. farm and poultry paper
devoted exclusively TO the state Of
Kentucky. will be represented in Ian
caster Monday by W. o. Mcintyre.
who has recently been placed in com
plete charge Of this popular publica-
ton in the Blue Grass section Of Ken
lucky. Mr.. Mcintyre will be pleased
20 talk to any farmers or stoekmen
with reference to any news they have
and 70 accept subscriptions and ad-
vertisements for the paper. The
Farmers Home Journal in the future
will devote very considerable space to
tobacco growing and selling and this
feature will be Of material interest to
the growers Of this section. This
weeks issue Of the paper contained n
splendid notice Of the fine success Of
the Lancaster Loose Leaf Market and
in the near future will have addition
al information that will be of benefit
to the farmers in this connection.
The Farmers Home Journal is
widely known among farmers Of Ken
lucky. having been published for
more than a half century.
No paper Of the character is held
in higher favor by the farmers Of
the state. A most interesting fea-
ture is the poultry department which
is Of absorbing interest to the wives
Of farmers, who are engaged in rails
ing poultry.
Col. G. b. Swinebroad, Lancaster's
noted real estate dealer, advertises
regularly in the Farmers Home Jour
nal and he says that ii is a splendid
medium and a great help to him in
selling land. Col. Swinebroad knows
the good advertising mediums. being
probably the biggest advertiser in this
section Of the state. He is one Of
the most liberal patrons Of the adver-
Using columns Of the Lancaster Rec
ord and this fact is greatly appreciat-
ed. as he is an authority on publicity
Of merit
The Farmers Home Journal has re-
Gently been recognized and will be
greatly improved and Mr.. Mcintyre
will devote several columns Of space
each week to the Blue Grass section.
Quite number Of interesting items
concerning Garrard County farmers
appeared in the Blue Grass Depart
ment this week.
Each week there is a list Of stock
and farm sales and the subscriber is
always in n position to know the mar
ket values Of his products.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-22
What's The Matter?

Garrard county voted for sl92.-
600. worth Of bonds for road pur-
poses. BY a majority Of ten to one,
while Lincoln county defeated a road
tax there last Saturday. by a major
ity Of about ten to one.
What's the matter with the people
Of Lincoln county, have they gone TO
sleep, or is II the Magistrates that
have gone to sleep on their jobsl We
can voueh for one Of the Magistrates.
Squire Billy" Gooeh. who got his
training in Garrard and was one Of
the best we ever had.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-22
MOB FOILED
When Negro Is Rushed
To Lexington Jail.
Accused or Attacking Li,,l. Boy.

A large mob bent on securing a
negro. Lucien jenkins, accused Of
completely in abduction and attack
upon seven year old Willie Trimble,
last Friday night. was foiled by the
officers in Danville and the negro was
spirited to Lexington. where he now
remains until the grand jury which
is now in session. indicts the guilty
parties.
Willie Trimble, after an all night
search for him. was found wander
ing aimlessly on the street last Sat
urday morning about six o'clock. He
talked in a very incoherent manner
and was unable to state definitely rs
to who IL was that had attacked him.
Suspicion pointed strongly to Jen-
kins. who had had a quarrel with the
boys father a few days before. and
the negro was arrested. So certain
were many that the negro was guilty.
that a mob was soon formed with the
above results. The negro stoutly
denies his guilt and many now are Of
the opinion that he is innocent. Keith
Phillips, a sixteen year old boy. is al
50 held in connection with the crime.
and led the officers to the place where
the attack occurred. Tribble claim
ing that the negro struck him over
the head. which fractured the skull
After successful operation the boy
is doing nicely and will probably re-
cover.
LATER:-Keith Phillips. who is
said to be a half-wit has confessed
that he struck the boy with hammer,
at the instance Of Jenkins. who had
paid him $500 to kill the boy.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-22
Another Good
Farm Sells.

Mr.. Robert Gulley and son. Jesse.
purchased last week Of James |. Ham,
ilton. the splendid farm recently
owned by Mr.. Charlie Dean. The
farm lies near Camp Dick Robinson
and is considered one Of the very
best in the county. The price is said
to have been about $4,000 an acre.
In the deal Mr.. Hamilton gets the
Culley farm on Buckeye pike near
McCreary. This farm will be sold
publicly in few weeks and the ad-
vetisement will appear in the next
issue Of the Record Watch for il.
its going 20 sell.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-22
King.

Mr.. Wesley X. King passed away
at his home near Buckeye last Tues
day. his death being due to iniirmities
incident 10 age. He was an old
Union soldier and leaves many friends
who will regret to learn Of his pass
INK. lie is survived by his widow
and two sons. Funeral services were
conducted at SCOTS Fork yesterday.
where the interment took place.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-22
American Legion
Meeting.

The American Legion Of Pos,
Heidal Sanford will meet at the Po-
lice Court Room in Lancaster. Ky.
at 1880 =. NJ. Thursday May 9th.
This is the regular meeting night
Of this Post and all Ex-Service men
are cordially invited to be present.
The Buttons ordered for the mem.
bers who were at the last meeting Of
the Legion have arrived and you may
obtain yours by calling on Ben Hoods
at McRoberts Drug Store.
Legionaires be present promptly at
7;3o y. NJ. May 9Th and bring an
Ex-Seryiee man with you.
Virgil G. Kinnaird. Post Com.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-22
SALVATION
ARMY DRIVE
Garrard County Will be
Asked To Help.

The Salvation Army drive has been
fixed for May 10th 20 goth and an
organization has been formed in
Garrard County. TO see that she gives
her part toward this worthy cause
No one organization. outside Of the
Red Cross perhaps. did more valiant
services for our boys during the late
war than the Salvation Army. The
Local American Legion Post has ten
dered its services in helping to raise
the desired amount that this county
will be allotted
The complete organization has not
been arranged In Paint Lick and
Bryantsville. but we hope before an
other issue to give the names Of the
leaders who will assist from these
places
The committee as made up con
sists Of the following: Mr.. w. A.
Farnau, Chairman: Rev. II. S. Hud-
son, vice-chairman; Mr.. r. l.. Elkin.
Publicity Agent; SIR. William Miller.
Secty-Treasurer.
Court House Precinct
Mrs. William Burton. Commander;
Mrs. II. s. Hudson. Captain; Mrs. G.
c. Walker and Mrs. Leila Landram.
Lieutenants.
East Park Precinct.
Mrs Sallie Lawson. Commander;
Miss Matte Lutz. Captain; Miss
Wayne Stormes Dunn. Lieutenant.
West Park Precinct.
Miss Shelby Mason. Commander:
Misses Katie Barnes Dickerson and
Minnie Mae Robinson. Lieutenants.
EVANSVILLE Miss Zillah
Dawes. Commander; Mrs. J. c. Will
liams. Captain; Mrs. Russell Brown.
and Mrs. K. I. Burton. Lieutenants.
PAINT LICK-Mrs. Rice Woods.
Commander; Miss Fannie Dowden.
Captain, Mrs. Harry Francis. and
Mrs. Dave Hervey. Lieutenants.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-22
Local Band On Job.

Our Local band shows wonderful
progress and many compliments dur
ing the past few months and the not
ed Improvement Is bringing out much
favorable comments. Last week
this band was engaged to play in
Winchester during the sale Of their
city lots. by the Victory Realty Com
pany Of this city. Mr.. S. A. Walker.
the genial manager Of the company
was very enthusiastic in his praise Of
the splendid music and says the band
added very materially to has success
full sale.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-22
New Sewing Room
In Town.

We are now prepared TO do all
kinds Of plain and fancy sewing.
beading. hemstitehing and embroid-
cry work Of all kinds. Located at the
home Of Mrs. ,. NJ. Coy on Richmond
street. next door TO Opera House.
Your patronage solicited. Tele-
phone 2e5. Mrs. Lee Prusitt.
Miss Cora Bryant.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-22
Essex and Hudson Cars

We were forced to omit a large ad-
vertisement for the Deatherage- Reed
Motor Co.. Of Richmond. in this issue,
announcing the fact that they will be
in Lancaster next Monday with sam
ples Of Essex and Hudson cars.
This firm has the exclusive agency for
Garrard and Madison counties on
these popular cars.
Look for them next Monday. Coun-
Is cour, Day.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-22
FOR SALE One ton I. u. c. truck
J. W. Sweeney.
Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that a meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the New
Tobacco Warehouse Co. has been
called for the purpose Of organiza-
ton and other business which may
come up.
This meeting is called for Saturday
April cath. at T. NJ. and is to be
held in the County Court Room in the
Court House.
You are requested TO be represent.
ed in person or by proxy.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-22
Some Hen.

Mrs. Tandy Center, Of this county
must have the best lot Of Plymouth
Rock chickens in the county. il size
Is to be consideration. She sold
some Of her hens last week at the
market price and one weighing 90
pounds brought her the nice sum Of
s3.3l.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-22
To Ex-Service Men.

II is earnestly requested that all
ex-serviee men and especially Lee
gionaires, help in the Salvation Army
campaign which begins in a few days.
The Salvation Army did splendid
service for the men in khaki and as
they served you well. IL behooves you
all to return the kindness. Give and
give freely
V. G. kinnaird. Commander.
Heidal Sanford Post, American Le-
gion.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-22
Stolen Watch Found.

Mr.. Claude g. Conn who had n
watch stolen from him few days
ago. has recovered Il and wishes TO
thank his friends who were so kind
IN giving assistance. which led TO its
recovery. The advertisement APP
peared in last weeks issue % the
Record and had the desired result.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-22
INSTRUCT FOR cox.

Some politicians and politi-
cal newspapers of the state are
advocating sending uninstruct-
ed delegates both to the state
convention May ith. and to the
National convention. In this
connection we may say that II
has been the rumor for some
time that Ketucky's vote in the
National Convention would be
Forthcoming according to GER
tain promises in exchange for
political favors granted. Any
way. Kentucky democrats do
not want and will not have the
vote Of the state for the presi-
Dental nomination. pitched
around like a foot ball. or traf-
feed in for political patronage
il they know IL. Why an unin-
structed delegation? The issues
are before the people. They
know the records Of the candi-
dates for the preside ntial NOM
nation. Each candidate has the
opportunity 10 make clear his
position on all national ques-
tons. The democrats of Ken
lucky can understand the is
sues and are 10 select from the
candidates their preference. II
they are able to do this why
let the delegates selected do all
the thinking for us? II is all
too transparent for excitement.
These delegates are simply the
agents and representatives Of
the democrats of the state and
il is proper and best To tell
them what we want done when
they get to the National Con-
vention. We don't recall that
Kentucky Democracy ever sent
an uninstructed delegation to a
national convention. Then.
why at this important period
in the life of the country.
The democrats of Garrard
county and the whole state are
for Governor James n. Cox of
Ohio for the dsmocratie presi-
dental nominee. He has been
three times elected governor of
a largely republican state and
Is more popular today than
when he entered political life.
lie is a success as an executive.
He is young. vigorous and large
mental grasp of the times. Pop
ular with the masses. friend
of labor. with the confidence of
capital and having come from
the farm. where he was born a
poor boy and knowing the
of agricultural life he
is friend of the farmer and
the farmers of Ohio. and the
whole nation are his friends.
In other words. Cox is a vote
getter and as "A nominee would
bring to the party the brightest
hopes for success. He has
been with us in our fight in
Kentucky and we know his
worth and his strength with the
people and have confidence in
him. Therefore Garrard coun-
ty democrats should be in the
convention Saturday May LIST.
and instruct the Delegates TO
the Louisville Convention for
Cox.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-22
ROAD BOOSTERS
For Federal Highway
Meet in Frankfort
With Governor
Morrow.
Who Promiss, His Assistance.
Morrow.


The general committee represent
ing the seven counties through which
the Federal Highway is TO be built,
and consisting Of the counties Of Hart.
Green. Taylor. Marion. Boyle. Gar
rard and Madison. met in Frankfort
last Tuesday nj the call Of Chairman
J. =. Robinson. to go over the situa-
ton with Road Commissioner. Jos
eph Boggs and Governor Morrow.
They were given n cordial reception
and a lengthy hearing by Governor
Morrow and the whole situation gone
over and discussed as to the proper
method Of handling the money and
to be advised as to the kind Of road
to be built Garrard county had al
ready gone on record rs favoring a
Rock Asphalt surface and was the
only county on the entire route which
had set her pegs so high: other coun-
ties being apparently satisfied to get
the macadam surface.
Governor Morrow promised them
every assistance in his power and
would recommend to the future road
commission. that this project be TAX
en- among the very first in the state.
from the fact that IL is the first pro-
ject that had been certified TO the
Road Commissioner. that every cent
Of the money needed for the building
Of the road had been raised.
500. 10000 Saved.
In order that each county would
get It's money back under the State
Aid plan as provided for by the last
Legislature. IL was agreed that the
entire road through the seven eoun-
ties. be built under the state aid plan
and with a maeadan sufaee and
when the road is completed. the state.
with the first available money. to re-
imburse the counties, for money ex-
pended and Mt the same time re-sur-
face the entire road with the Rock
Asphalt and at the expense Of the
State.
All the counties except Madison.
have certified their money TO the
proper authorities mt Frankfort and
In a few weeks IL will all be SUBMIT
ed TO the Federal Government for It's
approval. This will probably take up
about three weeks time after which.
the survey will begin and this will
take up about two months. several
surveying corps being at work all
along the route. The present plan
rs agreed upon will save the county
about 100000. as only about $780,
900 dollars Of the bonds voted in this
county will have to be sold. This
should be good news to all good road I
advocates. knowing that we will get /
the entire road through the county, |
built Of Rock Asphalt surface and
with a saving Of 100000 or posi-
bly, more.
Those attending from Garrard |
rounty were; J. r. Robinson. Judge
L. l.. Walker. Judge Forest Stapp
md J. W. Elmore. Mr.. W. p. Champ
he other member Of the local COM
mittee. being sick was unable to at
END
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-22

sTRAYED-from home about two
weeks ago. Duroe boar. weigh about
$50 pounds. Any Information will
be appreciated. N. Miller.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-01

LACE! LACE!

Proda Sc novy, dvourodinny
ma Union ILL.,, dlazdena ul.
mezi 4. 1913 a 125 Ill. Ctyri
pokoje a koupelna dole a totez
nahore, puda, sklep, fernes,
skopky a elektrina. Prinasl
10 proc. Cena S7400, hotove
$4,000. Haste Sc u Frank j.
Parenica, 1891 E. los. ul.
1913
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TOMSfk MA Sc ZOD-
POVfDAT PRO ZABITi j.
POCikA.

PAM Cecilie Tomsikova ma
dnes vypovidati We prospect
sveho muze AleXe obzalovane-
no Z vrazdy druheho stupne.
Soudni rizeni kona Sc pred
soudcem Dayem. Tomsik zabil
els. 2l48 Davenport Ave. BY
Vallejo bordynkafe Johna Po-
cika, jenz obtezoval jeho man
zelku a ohrozoval il revolve-
rem, take spachal Gin V nutne
sebeobrane. Prlruci okresniho
zalobce a policejni servant
Snyder .isou nahledu, re Pocik
byl zabit "a povstale hadky.
Tomsikova sdelovalo soudu, re
cd zatceni iejiho manzela jim
zemrelo ditko. X soudniml
preGceni Dude predvolano |:
svedku vesmes vypovidallclcf
We smyslu obhajoby.
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$1,000 ma hotovosti koupi 2
dunn 0 I pokojich, S
koupelnou nahore i dole, dla-
zd6na ulice, blize trech pouliC-
Mich drah. Cena $4,000. Blizsi
sdeli J. +. Nejedlik Co., l1015
Union Ave. Oba telefony. +?
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PRIME Sc obchodni jedna-
tel. Dobre misto pro cileho
muze. Haste Sc u Hugo Ele-
ctric and Supply &c, 5817
Broadway.
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o DAN SVOBODo.
MYSLNYCH
DO KONCE PROSINCE.

Vzhledem k tomu, ze z Get
nych mist dosly zpravy, re me-
lie V dotycnem obyode provesti
sebrani Narodni Dane Svobo-
domyslnych do konce listopa-
du, protoze prace 5 adresarem
zabraIy prilis olouhou dobu,
rozhodl Vykonny Vybor Svazu
We sve posledni schulz dine %.
listopadu, re sc lhata prodluzu-
JIG do konce .prGsince 1920.
.Vsechny dotazy We pricine da-
ne a vsechny zas.jky bud'tez a.
dresovany vyhradne ma kance-
lar danovou, jejiz adresa jest:
Kancelar Narodnf Dane Svobo-
domyslnych, 1922 S. Kedzie
Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
V teze schulz uvitan byl "a
stupce Narodniho Hlavniho Ra
du C. S. P. S. z Clevelandu, br.
Rudolf Janda, ienz oznamil
dar hlavni uradovny nejvetsi
nasi svobodomyslne podpurne
ljednoty v obnosu 100 doll. Da-
lie v teze schulz odveden Hlav-
MIN fadem Cesko-Amer. Jed
noty centovy poplatek "a meslc
fijen ' obnosu $1,000 a "a Gle
ny prihlasili Sc: z jednoty c. S.
p. S. rad JOS. Kaj. Tyl z Van
derbilt, Pa, rad Rratri ku pre-
du z New Bedford, Mass, rad
Bratri Miru q Temple, Tex,
Telocvicne Jednoty Sokol v o.
maha, Nebr., Tyrs V Cleveland,
Ohio, We Philadelphia, Pa, So
kol Mladocech Racine, Wis,
v San Francisco, Cal, Ctenaf-
sky zabavni spoIek V Bull, l.
daho, Dvur Tabor els. 200 Fo-
resters of America V New Yor-
ku, Bycikl. klub Blesk v New
Yorku a fada jinych, zejmena
mnoho jednotlivcu osadach,
kde pro nepatrny pocet kraja-
MI nelze ma zfizeni mistni Cd
becky pocitati.
z dopisu pi. Cerne z Hou-
ston, Tex, cerpame nadeji, ze
pocne Sc V Texasu vyjednavati
mezi tamnimi svobodaTi o spo-
jjeni obou hlavnich frakci, coz
by velice prospelo svobodomysl
menu hnuti V Texasu a bylo by
VykonnVm Vyborom $ radosti
vitano.
Prosincoveho "Veku Rozu-
mu" Dude sc tishnouti 0 1000
vytisku vice, ably Sc mohlo Wy.
hoveti cetnym zadostem o "a
SLANT organu svazoveho X ice,
lum agitacnim.
Tiskova Sfuzba SVaZu SVobo.
domyslnych zada timto vSech.
ny svobodomyslne casopisy y
ceske Americe, Dy toto oznamt
nj 0 prodlouzeni Mar. Dane
lSvobodomyslnych laskave oti
sky.
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RAKOUSKO We SVAZU
NARODU

Geneva, /. prosince. Komise
Svazu Narodu pro priiimani
novlch statu iednohlasne Sc
vyslovila pro pfipusteni Rakou-
ska. Ocekava Sc, re Dude to
schvaleno plenarnim zaseda-
MIN kongresu.
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Zajata nevesta.
Rouhln je etyrsch diIech Cd pi. z. D. e N. Southworthov6
=. Pro "Domacnost" pfelozil Hugo Chotek.


protO malO SlySela 2 toho, co Oh
voka ia divka il vypravela.
.Vzpomela 81, re Britomarta sli-
bila dnes prijiti a ac den schy-
loval Sc k veceru, ona Sc dosud
.neobjevila. ,<F
"A ia pravim ii, Ermo, to je
ia prava svoboda!" pokracova-
la Elite. "Nemusfme dbati ma
nikoho, nybrz muzeme uvafiti,
nebo upeci ma CO name prave
cnut'. Lor, Erminie, kdyby ne
bylo to k Will muzskym, my
nikdy nelamaly bychom 81 hla-
WI vymyslenim novych druha
polevky, nebo omelety, nebo O.
macky, re? Avsak tato mlsna
zvirata, vsak Wis = oni pc cely
bozi den nemysii ma mic jineho,
nezli liza svuj posvatny zaludek,
nebo ma Enoziiky u koSile! ia
opravdu verim, re napred stvo-
fena byla 2ers a potion teprve
muzsky ku potrestani "a nase
hfichy. Jakym to bfemenem
jsou ii muzsti, Minnie! Ted ale
nemame tn ami jedineho a bu-
deme miti proto bozske easy!
ia zatnu -"
DalSi slova prerusena byla
jasnym a pronikavym zvukem
domovniho zvonku.
Erminie vyskocila a zvolala
radostne: .z,s1
"T6 ie Britomarta!"
"Ne, to neni ona neni to JeJi
spusob zvon6ni", o~dporovala
Ellie.
ODE Sc odmlcely a nasloucha
ly, mezitim &C starry Bob otevi-
raj domovni dvere.
Uplynula nllnuta, dvere cd
knihovny Sc ~ctevfely a starry
muz oznamoval:
Madame Vittorio Corsini!"
A ku velikemu pfekvapeni
obou divek vkrocila do jiZby
skutecne byvala jejich pritel-
ka, ktera kdysi nazyvala sc
Alberta Goldsborough.
"Oh, Alberto! Alberto! Jak
isem St'astnou, re mohu tie spa
triti, drahai' zvolala Erminie,
zapomenouc & okamziku tom
docela, re stoji pred nj zena
odbojnika a nacelnika nepra-
telskIch sboru letacich, ktere
malo lisily Sc cd band lupicu Y
lesich Abbruzskych.
Elite nepohnula ami prstem
well, muslin doznati, ~
tax srdecne prijeti neOcekava
la isem V tonic unionisticken
dome, ia, zena rebelskeho -
lax racite mas zvati - dustoJ
nika'', pravila prichozi, dhrnu
tic 2aVoi, jenz oblitej jeji upl
ne zahalovai.
Oblicej Erminie zmenil sc
~okamziku, celia postava JeJl S
zachvela a ona byla nyni v roz
pacich, co ilci a iak Ma dale s
zachovati. Kdyby to byla Osot
nj ieji nepfitelka, nebyla D
dbala tohO ani V nejmensln
mohla ale a sr1ele pfechovava'
We SVEN dome odstepence, RI
bella? Nebylo by to uznani prs
va secessionistu a podporoval
jich snah?
CO takto byla ma rozpacicl
obratila Sc prichozi k Elfii
poznajic j, zvolala udiven'
al, neni TO Elfrida Fie
din 2"
'',Ano,to je mole jmeno q
to skofo Use, CO kleti rebelo,
i1rsfe aanechall", odpovedela
fle urputne.
"a pro mne nemas ami jed
neho slova uvitaeiho?" taxa
Sc Alberta smutne.
me, ami icdineho. ia newt
la bych radostne ami svoJi bat
cku, .kdyby tato byla zenou r
belskeho dustojnlka!"
ia ale nejsem zadnou reb'
kou a pfisahala !jsem Ma prap
C~.n;onvrb CtlIu iinak npVId