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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08

Washington. July 1.--Governor Gle
ment Of Vermont after n conference
here Tonight with Senator Harding.
the Republican presidential nominee,
Indicated that he would INN dis tely
call the Vermont Legislature in special
session to act on the federal suffrage
amendment.
The Vermont governor while not
stating definitely his course. in the
suffrage matter, was quoted IN
statement from Senator Hardine's OF
flee as saying that he frankly con :
fessed there was preponderahce OF
Republican advice in favor of special
session called to consider ratification
Washington. July L-Governor Clement
of Vermont arrived in Washington to-
night and Immediately went into confer
ence with Senator Harding, the Republl-
can nominee for president 1t was under
stood that the question Of calling a
special session of the Vermont Leslsla-
ture to act on the federal outrage amend
ment was under consideration.
There had been no announcement that
the Vermont Governor was coming 10
Washington. Plans had been made. how
ever. to have Governor Clement take
dinner with Senator Harding. but the
Governors late arrival in the capital in
terfered with that plan. The conference
between the two was held at Mr.. Hard
| ing's home.
During the day the Republican nominet
held a series of conferences with Repub
| lcian leaders, his callers including VIII
liam r. Wilcox. chairman Of the Repub
| lican national committee in 1916; DIR. Nor
| ton w. Bland of Columbus. Ohio; former
| Senator Henry A. Dupont of Delaware
! O. E. Weller of Baltimore. Republican
candidate for the United States SENATE
from Maryland. and Wade n. Ellis. for
mer attorney-general of Ohio.
| So busily engaged was the senator tina
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08

son. who was putting a tire on one wheel
Of his machine while Lemery's car was
passing Mr.. Dickinson.
Mr.. Black has also received the report
that Edward T. Neill of Northfleld has
been convicted of being intoxicated while
driving an automobile and was fined $50
and costs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08
TO ISSUE STOCK
winooshi Overgnitor Co. to Offer $50
Shares-PelIey Co. TO Change Name

Montpelier. July 1.-The Winooskt
Overgaiter company has filed with
the secretary of state the statement
that it intends to Issue $50 shares Of
stock at 500 a share.
The Barre Athletic association or
ganized a few weeks ago with a capt.
tai stock of $4,000 divided into 1000
shares has filed papers in the same
office They expect to conduct a real
baseball team in Barre the coming
summer.
The W. D. Pelley Publishing COM
pany of St. Johnsbury has asked per-
mission of the secretary to change
its name to the Caledonian- Record
company.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08
LOSE THEIR LICENSES
Accidents Cnuse Autoists to Lose Righ'
to Drive for Term as Ranging 80
Days to Indefinitely

Montpelier, July Harry A. Black
secretary of State. has stopped the fol-
lowing persons from operating automo-
biles; Charles A. Reed of Rutland sus-
pended Tor careless driving: Charles -.
Butterheld of Randolph. suspended W
Gays FOR causing an accident by care
less driving; Louis Levin Of Benn'ng,on'
suspended indefinitely for reckless or's-
ing Louis Lemery of Granville. suspend,
cd 80 days for causing an accident anu
caraiass driving. He hit Klamath DicKin-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08
70 STOP COUGHING, sNEEZING.
WHEELING

Now comes the time OF hay fever and
asthma and many persons are coughing.
sneezing and wheeling. Take Foley's
Honey and Tar for coughs. colds, hay
fever, asthma and Group. 1t heals and
soothes that raw. rasping feeling in the
throat. clears the passages. makes
breathing easier. J. w. O'Sullivan. 80
t.~<a->----n- esA--AA-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08
FINE SHOW MAN
Beacon Carnival Allowed Gambling
Device-ManaEer Fined $50

Montpelier. July 2.-George Tibbitts,
manager of the Beacon Carnival here. was
fined $50 and costs for allowing gambling
devises to be operated inside the enclosure
OF the carnival, while Henry Goddard Of
Boston. Jack Whiting of Jersey City. H.
G. Edwards OF New Haven. and M. Schen-
KEEL Of New York paid SO each for being
connected with ths af.A-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08
BARRE FARMERS FORM
$4,000 CREAMERY

Montpelier. July Farmers in Barre
City and town and Williamstown with
total of 2,r91 cows have voted to organ
ice a cooperative creamery with CAPT.
tai stock of $4,000
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08
CHARGE COUPLE WITH
SELLING LIQUOR

Montpelier. July 1.-Mr. and Mrs
Alexander Garretto Of Barre have been
arrested on the charge Of illegal selling
and furnishing intoxicating liquor. to
which they have pleaded not guilty and
.->~-.ettt.~ n hAartna
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08
BIG AUTO INCREASE
Fees Of June, 1920, Over SI2,OOO More
Than in Preceding Year

Montpelier, July 2.-The following Is a
comparison between the amount of auto
mobile business in the State this year as
compared for the same period Of six
months in 1919:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08
MAJ..GEN. GORGk5
DIES IN LONDON
Famous Sanitarian Was Really
One of the Great Benefact-
Ors of Mankind

London. July 4.-The body OF MAJOR
Gen. William c. Gorgas. former surgeon
general of the United States army, who
died at an early hour this morning, Will
be sent to the United States on govern
ment transport sailing either July IA or
49,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08
CAPITAL 100000
Rugbee Co. OF Barre Asks Permission
to Increase Ii from S65,OOO

Montpelier, July 1.-The E. A. Bugbes
company has filed with the secretary Of
State request for permission to in.
crease it's capital stock from $4,000 to
500, 900 and has also filed a statement that
it intends II this is allowed to issue So,
627.H worth of capital stock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08
CLEMENT WILL CALL
A SPECIAL SESSION
OF VT. LEGISLATURE

His Intention Is Indicated after Conference with
Harding at Washington to which He Had
Been Summoned Session Will Be Convened
Immediately to Act on Federal Suffrage
Amendment
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08

London. July 4-Maj or-Gen. William c.
Gorgas. former surgeon-general OF the
United States army, died at an early
hour this morning.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-28
Eoard of Education
Issues Manual and
Course of Study

The state board OF education has
/ lust Issued a manual and course OF
study for the high schools of Idaho.
This is the first time In the history OF
the state that such a manual has been
issued and II has been looked forward
10 with very much interest by all the
schools of the state. The department
secured the cooperation OF about so
leading school men and women OF the
state In the preparation OF this man
ual.
Hitherto the examination on Man
ual and Course OF Study" has been
upon the manual for the eight grades
OF the elementary school. All teach
ers are required by law TO pass the ex-
animation on manual and course OF
study, an dthere has been much com
-iairt IN the mast because high school
teachers coming with diplomas from
our best colleges and universities are
nevertheless required To pass an exam
nation on manual and course OF stu
dy which they were not expected to
teach II will be matter OF great
interest 10 those that are to be exam
ined In the Noxember examinations
to learn that high school teachers will
pass the examination on the high
school manual and course OF study
elementary teachers will pass the ex-
on the manual for the ele-
mentary grades. new edition OF
which just now Is on the press.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-28
PACKAGES MUST
SHOW QUANTITY
Various Fruits and Vegetables
Must Be Marked Plainly to
Comply With Law.
SHIPPERS DISREGARD RULES
+. Every Opportunity Has Been Given
10 Trade to Get In Line With Pro
visions Of Amsndmsnt-soms
Shipments Are Exempt.

Fruits and vegetables In package
form. when shipped into Interstate
commerce. should bear a plain and
conspicuous statement Of the quantity
OF the contents la such package. nc
eording 10 statement made by ON
eiais OF the bureau OF chemistry, Uni
ted States department OF agriculture,
who are charged with the enforcement
OF the federal food and drugs act. In
strucfions haze been issued showing
how various fruits and vegetables Ia
different styles OF packages may be
marked Ia order to comply fully with
the net weight amendment 10 thr law.
and also showing what shipments OF
vegetables as ordinarily marketed are
exempt from the net weight provisions.
These instructions have been dlstribut-
Cd widely among fruit and vegetable
growers and shippers.
The bulk OF the fruits and vegeta-
bies now shipped Into Interstate com
mefce are marked In accordance with
the law. say officials. but some ship
pors have overlooked or are disregard
Ing this provision OF the law. Since
this amendment has been In effect for
ak years and every opportunity has
been given to the trade TO get In line
with Its provisions II ls the opinion OF
the officials that there is now no ex-
cuse for any shipper failing to mark |
the quantity OF the contents on pack
ages Of fruits and vegetables shipped 1
within the Jurisdiction OF the law.
How to Mark Packages
Fruits aud vegetables IN baskets,
hampers. drums. cartons. boxes. crates
and barrels may In general be marked
by either weight or dry measure, or
when packed In barrels may be marked
In terms Of the United States standard
barrel and Its subdivisions OF third.
half or three quarters Statements OF
dry measure should be Ia terms OF the
United States standard bushel and It's
subdivisions OF halfbushel.
peeks. quarts. plnts or halfpInts. II
the quantity OF the contents be stated
by weight or measure. II should be
marked In terms OF the largest unit ,
Ia the package. except that
IN the case OF an article with respect I
10 which there exists definite trade I
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-28
the laterstale eommsres comml.sIon.

the interstate commerce commission.
and a hearing was acid thereon sep-
TENDER 10 and II. Since said hear
ing an additional increase OF I3h
per cent was ailo ~ed by said com mis-
s'on 10 make up for Increased oper-
atlng expenses due 10 the award OF
the United States railroad labor board
OF Increases In salaries and wages 10
applicants employees. This commits
sion wiil dispose OF tho two Increases
allowed By the inter state commerce
commission together In the eass 10
be- heard ON the goth.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-28
EMPRESS COMPANY WOULD
ADVANCE RATES IN IDAHO

A hearing on the application ~ ne
American Railway Express company
for an order permitting u 10 advance
ratea aud charges applicable 10
intrastafe traffic within the stats Of
Idaho 20 per coat. excopt a. a. rates
applicable TO the transportation Of
MIN and cream and an 10 fhoss rates
~ per cent. - conform with the In
crease allowed b. the Interstate com
mnfr~ commission. has been set for
October 20. 1890. ~ 10 o'clock a m.
~ the office OF the commission IN
Huine. Idaho. Any pcrson may APP
y AZ Al aaid hearing and submit evil
deace IN opposition 10 the sppiics-
ton o. rroaa-esAmlne applicants Wit
D 1ksSs. and the com mission invites
al ieteraated persona or communities
20 participate In the hearing
On Jaly ~. 1890. this company
filed an application for an Increase
Ia rates 90 conform With a y per
cent Increase heretofore granted b
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-28
GOOD NEWS FOR SERVICE MEN

Some valuable Information for ex-
service men has been given out by the
Red Cross. The new ruling which
entities disabled men TO re-examina-
ton for vocational training is as fol-
lows: IAN disabled ex-service men
whose disabilities constitute d voca-
tional handicap are eligible for re-
training under the federal board.
with pay while In training Handicap
classifications are now eliminated.
and men who formerly were rated as
having a minor vocational handicap
may ask for reconsideration OF their
claims"
This ruling will effect many Twin
Falls county men who found II Inn
possible 10 secure vocational training.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-28
One Method Of Showing Contents Of a
Basket

Basket.
custom for marking the quantity of the
article In terms of fractional parts OF
larger units IL may be so marked In
accordance with the custom. For ex-
ample. II the package contains pound.
or pounds. and fraction OF a pound.
the contents should be expressed In
terms Of pounds aud fractions thereof
or OF pounds aud ounces. aud not
merely In ounces.
Small Open Containers
Crates Of flats" containing small
open containers OF apricots. berries.
currantS. cherries. grapes peaches.
plumx. prunes. peppers. tomatoes and
the like. should be marked on the out
slide OF the crate or 'tiat." with the
number Of small containers and the
quantity OF the contents of each. When
the crates are so marked II Is not nee
e>~~ry to mark the quantity OF con-
tents On the small open containers
within the crates
Gxsmps for the Present
~ - h'f ut<f@<Aff TOT tfft tftrtht
and until further notiec % mark the
quantity Of contents On the following
fruits and vegetables when marketed
In the manner indicated asparagus In
bexes and cases: bests with tops.
punched. IN drums and hampers. cab
hsx~s IN evstcs. enntaioupss and casa.
b~s m crates and baskets carrots
with tops. boeehsd. In drums ana
hampers. esuliHower In crates and
hampers. CELERY Ia boxes ard crates
eggplant commonly wrapped IN paper
sne packed IN crates. kaia IN barrels.
baskets and hsmpesss lettuce IN bar
rclS drums baskets and hampers
oosoas with tops buached. In drums
and hampers; pineapple IN crates
r~dishes. eoneNsd. IN drums and ham
p~rS; rcmsins In hampers: spinach IN
hsrrvis. baskets. and hampers turnlps |
With tops In drums and hampers
Fedsrsl inspectors have been In
sfructed to examine Interstate ship /
ments Of fruits and vegetables to ses
that the quantity Of contents j.
marked In accordance with the law.
Copies % Item soS on the Labelling OF
Various Packages OF Fruits and vege
tables with the Quantity OF the Con
ssuss- will b sent free upon applica- \
isn 10 ths BUREAU Of chemistry, Unit
- Statss department. e asFicuisurs,
wsshinstoa D. q
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-28
MUST HAVE NECESSITY.

We sure miEs tho Filler paper. :"
,ays Mrs. J. NJ barrow. OF Boise. who
writes that she wishes tho Filler Rec
lrd forwarded 10 hsr address At
Boise.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-28
SUMMARY OF
IDAHO WEATHER
Net Weather Hampered Crops OF
Idaho Farmers for Seven
Days Ending Tuesday.

Rains were OF frequent occur
renee and copious I'm amount durinP
he week ending Tuesday" says
Clinton r. Norauest. head 81 the
Boise weather office. In his weekly
weather and crop summary
The report continues:
The past week was characterized
Nv much wet. cloudy weather. and by
below the seasonal averages. The
first snow OF the season, mostly light
and melting as IL fell. was reported
Heavy To killing frost occurred IN
practically all the important agri-
cultural districts. Sunshine was de
fieient. The weather In the main was
quite disagreeable.
Most crops have reached maturity
and are no longer affected by the
weather. except as Il interferes with
haryeating. However. pastures. mead
Ows and ranges are growing slowly
and are generally fayorably affected
by the abundant moisture; the cold,
frosty nights are not 80 favorable:
fall sOwn wheat and rye are getting a
fine start The first killing frosts OF
autumn were delayed until practical
ly all the staple crops had matured
beyond frost damage, although al
fulfa and the apple crop are still
subject TO injury by low tempera-
lures.
Farm Work Hampered.
The inciement weather interfered
seriously with all branches OF sea-
sonable farm work. The fields be
came TOO wet to work In many locali- I
ties. Potato and beet digging was /
stopped: late threshing and clover /
hulllng could not go ahead: apple 4
gathering was seriously handicapped. 4
The third crop OF alfalfa rs In bad
way In many districts. Much OF the
crop has been cut and now lies In
the swath or windrow. badly water
soaked. The crop Is already greatly
damaged. and only considerable pc
Rod OF good. drying weather can pre-
vent heavy loss OF hay.
Reports From Counties.
Twin Falls. Twin Falls county
Week wet. cool and cloudy: third
,utting alfalfa greatly damaged;
Hover hulling stopped; beet and po-
alto digging checked; some snow.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04

Priroda a laska Sc usmivaJi.

Jcn Sest dni schazelo do
snatku doktora S Terezou -
posledni zaroven den pobyla
Julie V dome.
VSechno zde jiz vyhlizelo
s,vatecn6. Ter ruch pracuJlclch
..enesiniki.. jiz unikl, sluzebnl-
ci uhlizeli posledni zbytky ha-
raburdi V dome a skvele zarl-
zene po!, ,oje horejSi ocekaValy
syou 1ozromiiou obyvatelku.
V chodbe bylo tez vSe kras-
ne uprayenc; ty chilly, Jlmlz by
Ia tato G.azdena a DO leta o.
znacovlly zmenu povetfI, byly
ryni vytrhany a nahrazeny
krasnym hladkym mramorem,
ktary zafil pri svetlc jako hla-
dina vodni, Pres ten polozen
lyl pekny koberec, umelecky
vysiyany. Y pokojich vsude le-
skly Sc pekne podlahy 2 drahe-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04
Divka k niCemu
Roman cd w. Heimburaa.
Pro "Domacnost" pfeoz JOS. L. Voborsky.

jsem sc jen te myslenky, abych
byla MIN spojena svazkem,
nimz je spojen clovek -" "a
rdela Sc slime - "ktery miluje
Verne a oddane a laska jeho
jest vzajemne opetovana. Ra-
deji bych zemrela, nezli bych
sla k oltari vedle nemocneho S
berlemi - ia ="
Bravo -" prisvedcoval
Krautner. "Ona mluvi pravdu,
a mohu vas ujistiti, re nynejsi
divky tax nesmysli. Pro penez-
nj zoky vselikeho ubozaka rex
ly by jich sta "ano" pochova
ly by sve vesele mladi, obetova
ly by svuj ziVot - a ami to ne
= ony by nechaly nemocneho
sama o sobe bavily by Sc die
sve vile. A uvazati ma sebe ia
kovou obtiz, to vyzaduje raz-
most smelost a osetrovati ne
mocne, drahe dite, vyzaduje te
nejvetSi raznosti, uvazila Jsl to
dobre? - Jest to nesnadna u
loha !"
"Zajiste, ze jsem to uvazila
a to kazdem ohledu", odpo-
vedela. "M6ia bych snad leste
vice rozmnoziti pocet tech, jez
hledaii svui chleb co posluho-
vaGky V d0macnosti, aneb Wy
naloziti sve peniZe ma Zdokona
ieni Sc V malovani? Mela bych
snad uchazeti Sc 0 povolani Wy
chovatelky, kde tisice Jlnych
| zadaii takove zamestnanl? MY
slim. ze neni mnoho oSetfova-
telek, ktere by Sc uvazaly We
syou ulohu dokonale. A tako,
va citliva osoba, jez sama Sc ma
bidne "a osetrovatelku, ta mno
hem vice prospeje nemocnemu
a usnadni jeho bolest. Tax il
snvSlim a Bedrich souhlasi, met
! vi. lax dovedu zachaZeti 5 ne
mocnymi".
Teta Rika neodpovedela VI
&c. obratila sc a smutne pohll
zela ma protest. zed' ma obra
zv. Nev6d6la, co Sc dele, ale
slova divkv slime dojala il, jed
nou "a tolik dlouhych let, &C
znala to dite pripamatovals
81 iednani to iako jeji otce. TAX
nikdy jest6 il neslysela mlu
viii.
"Nuze", pravil pan kraut
ner, vzchopiv Sc, "vsechna ceS
tvemu rozhodnuti! Jestllze tv'
silly ukazou, re isou nepostacl
telny, pax, drahe dite, 81 vzpo
men. kde zije starry Krautner,
: del mi tvou ruku ma to. A Jest
lie ia n6kdy budu nemocen
nikdo iiny nema mne osetrova
ii! Nuze, mole zadost byla ma
: nou. S bohem -
: Julie sla po sve praci slec
, ma Rika pozorovala il, zadna
: Mich nepromluvic ami sloVa. :
Kdyz pax vSe bylo hncdle Il
| sporadano, tu Sc il tato otaza
, la:
"Kdy chces bTti V koline?
"Patnacteho kvetna, teto".
} "NemuzeS zde Zustat az bu
: de DO snatku? Bude sc odbyva
dvacdtaho." !"
2 "Nikoli, teto, jest mi to Ito
: ale nemohu", odpoVedela.
/ Ma to sc vzchopila a Vysl'
ven.
D XVI.
Priroda a laska Sc usmivaJi.
! Jen sest dni sch hazelo d
: snatku doktora s Terezou =
posledni zaroven den pobyl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04

V budoucnOstl mely ODE Sc
stry obyvati dunn spolecne, a
ma zacatku dubna pomahala
Julie, jez stezi Sc nemoci po-
zdravila, tete Rice poradati a
upravovati pokoje, neb nahofe
NELL zapociti CO nejdrive tesa-
ii, zednici a JIM delnici s pre-
Gelavanim pokoju a jinych O.
prav pro mladou doktorovu ze-
nu. Nikdo 81 nepovsiml Julie,
aniz il zbranoval, re nesmi Je-
ste namahati Sc tax telesne, Jen
jediny Bedrich napominal j,
kdyz vchazel do pokoje, mesa
krasnN.bouquet kvetin sve snou
hence: "Neprepinej syoje silly,
Julie - jestli isl Sc trochu po-
zdravila, mohla by's ST uskodit
mnohem vice a nemoc tvoje by
Sc zhorsila. Uzivas dosud vi
no?"
Pokyvla hlavou a on ma to
odeSel.
Doktor ztravil tem6r kazdin
kou prazdnou chvili Krautne
ri. Vyhybal Sc co MONA neJ-
vice predstaviti Sc Julii Sc svou
snoubenkou, bylt 81 vedom, la
kou bolest by il timto spusobil.
Mezi tim.o pilnym stehova-
MIN a upravovanim prisel pan
krautner, jsa cely rozjaren a
usadil Sc vedle tety Riky ma po
hovku; mlcky pohlizel ma Juln,
iak zimnicne vSe poradala, aby
alespon napodobila tentyz po-
radek We starych pokojich, a
| by Sc il tax mnoho nestyskalo
po tech pohodlnych priveti-
vych pokojlch.
"Jen Sc podivejte, svakro-
! va", oslovil tetu Riku sice po-
neiprv cd te DOLBY, co byla dee
ra zasnoubena, "Bedrich mi
pravil nedavno, re toto deVce
hleda nejake zamestnani?"
"Ano, hledam 81 nejake", cd
lpovedela Julie.
"Hml Tentokrate ii tOho ne
mi treba. Pojd' ke mne, budu S
ltebou zachazet jako mym
vlastnim ditetem. Nemohu zltl
samoten, muslin prece mltl ne
Ikoho okolo sebe, kdo by mne
zprijemnoval ty vecery, kdyz
rriidu domu, zvlast6 kdyz Te-
reza hude pryc. Nemohl bych
tC vydrzet samoten tom do
me. Nuze, co rikaS Julie, pu-
ideS ke mne?"
Teta- Rika pohledla ma neho
: prekvapenim a. vdecnosti a
chtela mu podekovati "a tako-
YOU uprimnou nabidku, kdyz j
y tom Julie predesla:
"D6kuji yam srdecne, pane
Krautner, ia bych Sc vas pri-
lis rozmazlila a to pro mne ne
nj. ia chci zit docela neodvlsle
chci iiti mczi CHI lidi a to hod-
ne daleko".
"Rozmazlila? = Nepokazl
isem nikoho a tim meme tebe
Julie. Nechci te witt pouze M
Zkousku, chci, abys IL mne byls
:. tax dlouho, dokud by t6 nekdt
: neodvedl, aneb az ia zavru ma
!; vzdy sve oci".
!: PribliziIa Sc K nemu a S chv'
/; iicim sc hlasem pravila: De
!; kuii vam Velice, avsak nemoh'
!; priimouti vasi velkomyslno'
+! nabidku, muslin nastouplt c.
+; neidrivc sluzbu, kterou Jsen
+: vcera obdrzela".
4 Teta .Rika udivene ma nj po
4 hledla: "A ia nicem nevcde
! la? ?" zyolala.
D Pardon, teto, mela jscm II
tom liz vcera rici''.
/ "Kdo? A jakou?" tazaia s.
starena pohnutin, jake b.
byla nejstarostliv6jsi matkou.
"Prinlasiia jsem sc jakozt'
osetrovatelka k nemocnym
Koline".
"Osetrovatelkou nemocnyci
!. = ty? A recht6la jsi osetfova
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