davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-27

COVat kaZda rOdlna, pOneVadZ
isme dosti ohrozeni. Soudim,
abychom Sc drzeli jednoho
smeru.
Obc. Cimler odpovida ma
vyvody obc. Zichy a pravi, re
spolky a iednotlivci, 'kteri sta
Ii proti G.. N. S. bojovali vzdy
prot nasi akci. Veri, re dusled
ky valky nelze odstranit V jed
nom roce. Cleveland nemel bo-
je V akci osvobozovaci jako
mel N. Y. anebo Chicago.
My ziskali vice spojenim ka-
toliku nezli jinde. Nam nikte-
rak neubylo ma svobodomysl-
nosti. RozSirit a zasevat my
slenku svobodomyslnosti jest
nasim ukolem a nabyvame pu-
dy, zacne-li sc o v6ci te hlou-
bat myslet. At mali v N. Y.
nebo V Chicagu jakekoli du-
vody, ale my budeme praco-
vat ma slouceni.
Obc. BroSta mluvi k stejne-
mu bodu jako obc. Cimler.
Obc. Trcka nesouhlasi S ak
CT poradanou V N. Y, Zvlaste
odsuzuje stvave clanky, ktere
prinaSely diva casopisy V dobe
akce. Primlouva Sc rovnez "a
MAJOR Cimlerlv.
Obc. kreisl IN. W c. n. S.
musi pokracovat tax jak ie,
ponevadz musi byti organisaci
vseceskou. ia jsem psal protl
osobam, ktere ucinkovali V c.
N. S. ale ne proti akci.
ObG. Martinek zminuje Sc o
nekterych bodech pronesenych
obc. Zichou a poukazuje ma
hnuti volnomyslenkarske We
vlasti, re prave oba nasi mi
nistri Klofac i Haberman hla-
sovali pro odluku cirkve cd sta
tn. A jelikoz nesrovnavali sc
jinde, nemusime totez ciniti
my zde. Nase spojeni katoli-
ky pfineslo nam usp6ch, prave
v tentyz cas-, kdyz nastalo ma.
Sc spojeni, minili katolici pro.
klamovat akci korunOvaci ces-
keho krale a pozadovali auto.
norii V ramci Rakouska. Kdyi
nam hrozilo toto nejVetSi ne
bezpeci, byl to katolicky knee
rev. Zlamal, ktery svou prozi
ravosti spoil celou akci. My
Sc Svazem Katoliku pracoval
spolecne vedle sebe, ale ne
sloucili jsme Sc. Nase konferer
ce seSla Sc proto, abychom zde
rozhodli jako zastupci ceskycf
svob. spolka, abychom prac
nasi dokoncili. Ny vykonal
mnoho ma porazeni zpatecnic
keho Rakouska a muzeme by
ii hrdi, re Sc nam to podafilo
A re odluka cirkve cd statl
We vlasti Sc stane skutkem, to
znaGi vitezstvi voleb soc. de.
mokratu.
Obc. Bernreiter: Nasi "a
stupci V N. Y. mas zavedli ne
kan jinam. Kdybychom mel
pojednavat te veci nebyli by,
chom S konferenci hotovi. CO
docilila naSe odbocka zde, ne.
mohli docilit v N. Y. ia my.
slim, ze budeme pracovati K
tomu cili, abychom dokazal
"a ma 50tilete existence v Anne
rice, ze chceme pracovati inter
sivneji. Vseobecne je znamo
re my svobodari prinesli nej.
vetSi obe.ti. Jsme pTesvedceni
re jsme V c. N. S. vykonali
mnoho. Bude-li Sc S. S. nazy.
vat priste c. N. S. Svob. Gimme
tax proto, ze Sc nam to lepe
hodi.
Obc. Zak poukazuje ma wy
konanou praci c. N. S. Cleve
landu preje 81, aby doslo k
slouceni obou techto teles.
Obc. Stibr jedna o situaci v
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28
San, BIwhes Political Dictionary

OQIL DIVLIIS OLLLGCuL OGCLGOltAsL
GAN FRANCISCO caH June following Political Dictionary
= today delegates BY the St
hotel:
Plutocrat-Vice presidential timber
Conservative-0ne who has his
Radical-One who hasn't.
Uninstructed deegaes-See unpurchased.
IJnpurchased-Ses delegate.
socald because
We-An acknowledged thirst
Dry camouflaged thirst
White house-A booth Washington D. c
Ireland-The political porcuPine go =.
meant Vhout what
is - -
hardbled naIooo
minus he lady delegates, who softboled
Two-th wIecker Of hopes
Kew notes oTat0rical Lightning rod
Presidential poibilty-Auy man agent
probabiity-Any agents
Murphy-A mar long from home
himself 70 '"
Bryan, a a possibility
Edwardsing-The political capitalization Of national thirst
10 Gerard-To in a a pair Of deuoes
Embossed
Wllei hsloiy' oa4
y Wlson-That
Ohio-The presidents threatened with wis
Crown "A relative by marriage
oIbv-T thing IN monographs
Englsn on IT. unee
bi0b interior voltage; domestic tranquility.
Palmer-r) A fighting Quaker; 90 A quaking fighter
city-WashingtOns D. e
Native An accideu supermposed a climate
MISUNDERSTANDING that happens in Los Angeles
Ciate-( ~ the first wOrd 90 every other word
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28
IT'S Between
NJ AD00 AND COX
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
Continued from page L.

they viii make their fight against
anything approaching government
ownership or similar doctrine Of the
socalled radicals. The candidates Of
the "Old-1ashioned Democrats" are
vice president Marshall or Champ
Clark with a distinct leaning toward
Cox, because, while he has a progress
sive record in Ohio, he might be able
20 acknowledge mistakes of the Will
son administration, since he was not
part Of it. On the other hand, there
are plenty OF Wilson men in the camp
OF governor Cox He is being urged
as compromise between the old and
the new Democracy. Behind him are
many organization Democrats from
Indiana. Illinois, New York and Ohio.
Palmer Men Like Cox.
The Palmer delegates are not IN
friendly to him as a second choice If
their own man appears 10 have no
ehance- In nutshell, unless the
night on the platform draws the
Palmer and McAdoo forces together
IN a coalition, the chances Of the Ohio
governor would seem to be excellent
70 win the nomination. It is between
McAdoo and Cox The big question
IS whether the Palmer men viii 20 10
the former secretary OF the treasury
or the Ohio governor after the first
ballot II the Palmer men are en-
FILTERED in the platform fight they
VIII throw their strength to McAdoo
and insure nomination the moment il
IS apparent that the attorney. general
cannot Win--Copyright 1920, by
David Lawrence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28
SEEKS
RECLAMATION

san Francisco, Calf. June Is
Creation by the federal government
OF large revolving funs TO finance
reclamation Of arid, swamp and cut
over forest lands is urged in proposed
Democratic platform planks that dele
cations from far western states and
territories viii pass upon today.
Drafts Of these proposals, made
last night by a committee from Pa
cific coast and Rocky mountain states
and the territories Of Alaska and Ha-
vail and the Philippine islands. out
line an ambitious plan for federal
assistance in developing hydro-elec-
waters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

ing point. We decline to compromise
our principles or pawn our Immortal
souls for selfish PURPOSES. We do not
turn our backs upon the history Of the
last three years We seek no avenue Of
retreat We insist that the forward
course Il the only righteous course.
I'VE shall release the checked forces
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28
STATE NATIONAL BANK

Capital, Surplus & Profits S49O.OOO.OO
Interest Paid on Savings Accounts.
c. r. MOrehead. President.
Joseph MaEoffin, Vice-President.
q. n. BasEett, Vice-President-
George ID. Fiery, Vice-President.
r W. McAfee, Cashier
c. n. Nebekers Asst Cashier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28
GOODLET QUITS RACE.

Goodlett, Of Austin, has announced
his Withdrawal from the race as a
candidate for the office Of state con-
troler- This leaves the race between
II. l. WigintOn, the incumbent. and
state senator Lon A. Smith, OF Rusk
county
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

Of civilization and America shall take up
once more the leadership OF the world
Semi annual interest on Savings &C
counts will be due July 1st- De-
positors are requested to present pass
books for credit
First National Bank.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

It's dangerous to experiment with
unproven remedies.
Try the old faithful OF thirty years
standing. Wares Baby Powder.
Given according to directions, 1t
never fails 70 bring baby back 10
health.
AIRS. John webb. Of Houston. says;
Wares Baby Powder saved my
baby's life"
It is tasteless and harmless.-not
a purgattve-
Wares Black Powder for adults.
Wares Powders are sold By lead
ing retail and wholesale druggists
everywhere. OF direct by mail $500,
SL20 and Soc The Ware Chemical
Co., Dallas, Texas W. H Patterson,
Pres't- and Gen'L Mgr.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28
KEYNOTE TALK
SCORES c. D. P.


publican party had placed there in a
generation"
I'VE challenge the critics Of the
administration TO point how, within
the limits Of human posi- bility, the
war could have been won more
promptly or with less loss Of life,
Cummings said, declaring that il was
the American forces that delivered
the terrific hammer blow at Sedan
that virtually ended the war"
Decrying the post war investiga-
tons by congress, Cummings declared
that the finger Of scorn does not
point TO one single Democratic Off
cial" and the only dignitary
in America. of any outstanding politi-
cal significance who is moving in
the direction OF the penitentiary is
Truman NeWberry. Of Michigan"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28
CAUCUS
SESSLlMSHELD


representatives after their caucus
yesterday, and his soninlaw, James
II. Thomson, was elected vice-chair-
man OF the delegation. A majority
OF the states votes may be caat lor
the former speaker, delegates SAID
on opening convention ballots
South Dakota delegates who are
bound by their primary law 10 cast
at least three straight ballots Tor
James W Gerard. elected woman
AIRS. S. Y. Christ. as their chairman,
and nominated Orville Relnharr Tor
resolutions committee. and John p.
Biehm for credentials McAdoo, II
was said, is strong second choice
with them.
The New York delegation selected
". Bourle Cochran as its member OF
the committee on resolutions.
Vermont for Wine and Beer.
The caucus Of the Vermont delega-
ton resulted in the adoption OF a
resolution recommending the inclu-
sion in the platform OF wine ana
beer plank, patterned after that
adopted by the Democratic state con-
ventiOn on June 3.
Delaware for MeAdoo.
Election OF senator J. o. Woleott
as national committeeman and mem
Der of the resolutions committee from
Delaware. was announced by the
state delegation yesterday. STATE
leaders said most Of the Delaware
votes would 90 to McAdoo in nominal
tion balloting, although there was
some sentiment in favor Of vice-presi-
dent Marshall and ambassador DAVIS.
The Mississippi delegation decided
to cast its first vote for senator John
Sharp Williams for president MOST
of the delegates were said to favor
governor Cox on subsequent ballots
The Maine caucus took no action
on either candidates OF PLATFORM
Vice-president Marshall was elected
Indiana member of the resolutions
committee and was given a rou5lng
diana headquarters. Edward G. Hott-
man was reelected national commit
teeman and Thomas Taggart chosen
chairman OF the delegation.
The Hawaiian delegation held a
caucus and decided to cast their six
votes for Palmer on the first ballot
Arizonan Heads Committee.
Gov. Stewart, OF Montana, was Sc
lected last night by delegations from
extreme western states TO head
committee that will present to the
resolutions committee Of the Demo-
cratic convention recommenoauons
affecting problems peculiar 70 the
Pacific slope and the Rocky mountain
region. Judge z. 2. Bollinger, Of Ari-
zona, was elected secretary OF the
committee.
The members named were: Arizona
". W. Pace; California, c. A Bar
low; Colorado. W. D. Riley; Idaho.
]. A. Boutwell,: Montana, George J.
Ramsey: New Mexico. Arthur Selig-
man: Wyoming. L. 3. Laird; Wash
ington. n. W Washington; Oregon,
VIII r King; Hawaii, L L Mccain
dlesss Alaska, G. B. Grigsby.
The Illinois delegation yesterday
rejected a resolution favorinE no ref
erence- whatever TO prohibition in the
party's platform and accepted. 36 to
q an affirmative declaration for
modification OF the Volstead act 70
permit use Of light wines and beer"
One delegate was absent. The fight
for the mo wet issue" forces was led
by Congressman Fithian and had
strong backing from delegates out
side OF Chicago Cook counts repre-
sentatives stood solidly for an out
right statement against bone1dry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

THE very power Of the Republican
party to conduct a partisan ilvesti-
cation OF the war, 70 criticise the
president, TO control the organization
OF the senate and TO wreck the pros
pect Of world peace, rests upon a
bare majority Of one, secured through
the tainted senatorial vote from
Michigan"
when criticism is made OF the ex-
pense Of the war, let US not forget
that we bought with It the freedom
and the safety Of the civilization Of
the world" Cummings said
Cummings failed to touch upon
many Of the issues now in contro-
versy. He referred only indirectly
to some OF the great issues in criti-
cisiug the Republican platform,
which he said contains no message
OF hope for Irelandf no word OF mercy
for Armenfa; and IT cenceals n sword
for Mexico The question OF the
partys attitude towards labor. gov
ernment ownership Of the railroads,
Industrial unrest and other import
ant issues, were untouched upon by
Cummings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

- sen Liberty Bonds to 0urtias a Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

sen Liberty Bonds to Curtiss 4 Co.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

Mr. Cummings said in part:
Love OF country and devotion TO human
service should purge our hearts OF all IN
worthy or misleading motives Let US fer
vently pray for g divine blessing upon all
that we do or undertake Let Us pledge
ourselves anew to equality OF opportunity /.
the unity OF our country above the inter
ests OF groups or classes; and the Lain
tenance Of the high honor OF America in
her dealings with other nations.
The Republican platform, reactiOnary
and provincial, Is the very apOtheosis Of
political expediency. Filled with pre-
meditated slanderers and vague promises.
il viii be searched in vain for one con-
struCtiTe suggestion for the reformation
OF the conditions which it critieises and
deplores. The oppressed peoples Of fhe
earth viii look to 1t In vain It is the
work Of men concerned more with material
things than with human rights
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

''The Democrats party is an unen-
tangled party "a free party - owing no
allegiance TO any class or grouP OF special
Interest, We were able TO take up and
carry through to success the great pro-
gressive program outlined in our platform
IF the Democratic party had accom-
plished nothing more than the passage II
the federal reserve act, It would be en-
titled 10 the enduring gratitude OF the
nation Under the Republican system
failure every q days for a period OF nearly
80 years After the passage OF the federal
reserve system, there were IN 1sl5s four
bank failure. and in 1915 and 1917. three
hank failures; in 1918. one bank failure
and In 1913. no bank failures At all The
federal reserve system. passed over The
opposition CT the leaders Of the Republican
party, enabled America 10 Withstand The
strain OF war without shock or panic: and
Ultimately made or country the greatest
creditor nation Of tbs world
Achievements in War
And then the great var came On The
necessary var legislation was quickly
Almost over night. the factories OF the
nation were made part Of the war ma
chine, and the miraculous revival OF the
shipping industry filled the ocean lanes
with our transports
In Transporting our troops to France.
re never lost a man in q ship conveyed
BY the American navy
zone OF the first decisions was between
the volunteer system and the selective
draft Many patriotic citizens strongly
deprecated conscription and dreaded its
possibilities. The administration. how
ever, placed its influence behind the
measure, secured its passage, and made
possible the winning OF the war.
NO fundamental law was ever ADM
istered With src- sciu9ulous honor.
Partisanship Put Aside
'Partissuship was put aside in the Sc
lection Of Gen Pershing as leader OF our
forces, and NJ military commander in
history was ever given freer hand or
more unflagginE support The policy OF
selecting officers through training camps
avoided the use OF political faToritss and
guaranteed competent leadership Of the
youth OF the land Ten million men were
registered within three months from the
declaration Of war, and - camp cities,
complete in every municipal detail were
built in 80 days
fIn June, two months after the declara-
ton Of war. our fighting men were In
France: in October, Americans were on
the firing line; in scarcely more than a
year, we had two million men In France,
had whipped the enemy at Belieau Wood.
beaten fhllm back at Chateau Thierry,
wiped out the St MihleI salient and de-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

.rYALK A BLOCK AND SAVE
THE DIFFERENCE
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02
DEN zDoBENf HRoBu.

-
Jak malo irdcu kaSdf htfene
saims v upominee ma ~, ktcfi
odhodlane Hi ohGt6yali sgc 2iyoly
IN mas - My v den ten vzpomi
mime MA nase mile dfimajici sen
vd6nG y hrobeeh, icz y6ntime u
zdphiine kyitim, avsak maltho I'll
.imu btreme v tech, liz 0bttoyali
sy6 ziyoty IN sYetoyou demokrncii
d abs syet utiutn byl yhodnJm
pistem ku obSvdni pro dIoydden.
styo.
Pomery duesni dolby %zatyfzgii
yyssich eth, vzilescne jsich idealu
We slcpe homie ~ gsemohoueim
dollarem. u tndiz neni staya y lid.
ske s%poleenosti, jen1 by y6noval
dnesni DOLBY patfifnt p%ozornosti o
posl1ni u Wznamu jeho, Ones
lesk kovu osl1uie mas ysechny,
ale noco Yzneaen6 isiho nalfza v
ms mhl0 %oblasn. Dnkaz NJ pfilis
zfejmp nam poddyd ncsetrnt jed.
mani Il znesyteoydui idee, yzne6e.
NJ 10 pfaee, pro ni2 toltk krYe
teklo a tolik lidsk sch ziy0tn bylu
zinafeno. Vsok nejen TO, 60 mfza
xii, sifothn il Ydoy zancphala tat0
valka v bednem ~postayenil Jiz 10
by mas mtlo pobddati K ziy0t1
lepsinu, k zigotn lidstfjsimu Il tim
zyefniti pamhtku tech, kteff por
lozili syt &iYoty' IA sgobodu mas
ysechl
Sloane Il hrobn uasipb milfeb
slib. ze budeme zfti ziyot lopsi. he
budeme ieden yl6i druhtmu sho,
y%iyayejsi d lidatejsf d tim dpkd
zene, ~ ii Whine yymozcnosti,
IN niz tolik obtti bylo %pfinescno,
II tim nejIfpe uetime pamatkn ne.
jen tech u jirhl hrobh sloiine,
ale | t6eIl. kted lezi V zeini M
polich, kde padlil Dokazmc, vi
Vi doyedeme yaliti t6clto yelik{rIf
obeti q ze uebyly pfineseuy ma
dafmo. A tato %poginn6st pecbf je
nam Avatou q jest nasfm ddtlem.
stale, kazdflu dnem V rocc a ncjen
polize IA den jeden, den "Ndobe
nj hrobd''
Mauon nezua citu, nj Wnes9n4.
idee vlasteneekf a take hroby ne
veneL
Ny posfdme iundky Do boje i
nad5enim ~ vi mas Via HI 10 Bej
draz6i Myoty aysak milo jeI
mas, kteff wponinhme tech jiclz
sehranky t6lesnf lezl ~ poIicb ye|
Fondreeli, pod yIfjm maken. NJ
Franeii D Rnskn. A k0lik je|
mis-, jiinz v dachu b~lahofetfme al
jejieh hrobg zdobfmeY
n . y
syupatiekf citftd k blizulmn
sldizuje MS ' Mi krph pfatelstfI
JAZZ 10 poll alhyy, TAX ! kol DO
m6ciho krbu.
~ N n
yzpomfrka ta padlf Y bob vi
prbya d golpobt nasi v den zdobe !
III hrobh, zjeyuJe gysbl ploehu "a
seho y~lagfenretyf h ygznamh je
bo.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02

~ kNethA th2A
Glenn wiaktc 'i'ukHku''9
.nayuIuli n 81 Nimi u a. alphali
smin velicr oblihp0thu "l'ukm
.hu Kapadu sdtliti, ~ oleint iscm
sfaslne dokontil svou resiu pn q
sadhch v TcNasu a piAs6 dus wi
vital isem 10 AlrSandfin III
kila2 lsem pred mosiecm pfijel.
do Tcxasli, ia shledal isem, Se sau
%potfcbuii vtdbiut dtsf, uyni
.ule v poslcdni dobt, myslim, u da
stall hojne vl6hy Bavlna, hlavHt
.to 2dcisi plodina, kler0n tarmafi
mohli aasa1tti, rokud papovala
.sucho, %pokraeuic nSni pu dnsiRYi.
ysich SC destieh yclmi dobfe
Move brnmbory zde stn.i ! reniO
libra II mali iich dusti, jeuom H..
jake yserhho jiut, isou zakoupnt
..nokolika lidmi a Il pax SO ysim
jak sami za dobrc u2Hail.
V TeNasu navstiyil jsem ysceh
by eeskosloycnskt 0sady Il vsude
nascl isem jake indy dobra pfa
.telc. Ntktcti cekali, M Donat pfi-
icde, kdczto JIM nemohli i ohicd.
%odklddati, nebot poehval-
na povest Il odbyt ma nase lekg
stale yzmdha sc TAX, ze sc n6kdy
sam toinu divim. XYlaste Urine.
.royo lIofk6 Vino il T%riucroya An.
gclica test sc yelke oblihc Il isou
v nctnsene miro yseobecne uziya,
ny, Ma kazdt eeste svt pozonuii
.rozdil v prodeji jinSch lekd kdyl
isme je zacali yyrabGt, delo 80 to
.jcnom Y mnltm rozmeru. Bchcm
syeho casu dostalo SO jim vsak po
dom6cnosteeh yseoheentbo dn-
kIadutho %yyzkouseni, talk zo, 80
jieh prodavd home a stale jdou
Vie n vice M odbyt. -....
Mezi cctnymi ~ptiznivci jake 0.
navstiyil jscm v Roscn.
bergl pfitcle j, j. Cbadlla II ieho
pfatele. Juk jscm SC pfesyddcil,
.pokraeujo tam olejoyI ''boom'
mtrou d%zasuou, Dale naystivil
isem rodinu p. AL, Mitky, drive Y
Omaze bydlici. Jsou usidIeni Y
lloustonu Il yede Sc jim dobfc.
Dncs g6tsinu casu strayil iscm
y Alexandria We s~poIeGnosti p. i.
A. Ibla drnhdy Omazana q p0.
zde.il usldleneho v Prague, Nebra
ktefJ miie ochotn6 Myezl do osa.
dy Libuse u TN kolina. Pan ubl,
jak mne sddlilt ttzce nesc ztrdtu
syG manzelky, ilnak ale pyni ycdc
sc mn zde dobfc,
Voda CeryenG Rek.y, jez Ale&an.
drit proteka, ~poifcluje dnes potlze
Q ri stopy ~ zylSit, ably opet pre-
yalila se pres bfehy a zaplayila sya
okoli. Dnes jest feka 33 stopy
mad n%ormdlni ygskou il phi SO $40.
pdcb Sc yoda r%ozleje pres bfeliy
v Libusi jest We jake y kuzdt
tesk6 osadt nutnt ale pr} tam po-
tfebljl eeskebo pann mistra NV
&c. Ones yeGcr pojedu do New
Orlcansu u pax po lodi dolu Nh do
m~exiek6ho. Jeste oysem
icyim jak tato etsta doradm. Jr.
i totiz Mississippi frkn rozgodnGs,
10, MONA d0At, " SO mn6 yabep
rep0daH do zdliyu dostati.
Dues jseIn potkal asi deset u.
farmdfll. ktc1 odyAzi do tr.
10 brambory q libuji u, W pry ~.
nlsi b{ti geliEd f1ra al,y domfl
iromadu pence p%fiyezlf tn jsem
u poysimnuj. " dies D6ktcm wlni-
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