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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-13
PFElFFER-W lNDHAM
INVITATIONS RECEIVED.

me Following beautifully engraved
marriage invitations are being re.
ceived by relatives and friends in pen.
sacola:
Mr. ana Mrs. John Clinton Holman
request the honor Of your presence
at the marriage OF their niece
Miriam Theresa Windham
Mr. William A. Pfeiffer
on Wednesday, June thirtieth
nineteen hundred and twenty
at six-thirty o'clock
Methodist Church
Hartford, Alabama.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-13
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WooDMEN CIRCLE TO MEET
THURSDAY.

All members of thes Woodmen Cir
Gle are requested to be at the w. O.
w. hall Thursday afternoon from 3
to O'Clock as business of special i'm
portance is to be transacted and ar
rangements to be made for the me-
mortal service to be he45 ON Thurs.
day evening, June "a, at 1880 o'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-13
SUNDAY NIGHT SONG SERVICE
AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

The usual Sunday night song service
at the First Presbyterian church
promises much enjoyment for the con-
gregation this evening. Mrs. C. C.
Won Paulson whose beautiful soprano
voice never fails to delight her audi
ence. will be heard in solo and quar-
tette numbers. The double quartette
will be assisted by number of local
singers. Services begin at o'clock
The following program has been ar
ranged:
Organ voluntary-MissL aney.
Festival TIE Deum in E. flat Buck)
Choir.
Hymn-Congregati
Soprano Solo-Mrs. C. C. Won Paul
son.
Quartette-'.My Faith Looks Up To
Thee''-Mrs. Won Paulson. Mrs. Brown,
Mr.. Garfield, Mr.. Seaburg.
Hymn-Congregatio
Offertory- Organ Solo-Miss Laney.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-13
RECEIVES HIGH scHoo.
Hfpl 1MA
DEVOTIONAL MEETING,
WOMENS MISSIONARY SOCIETY

The regular devotional me Getting of
the Women's Missionary Society of. the
Gadsden Street Methodist church will
be held in the Sunday School annex
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. An
attractive program has been arranged
with several surprise features. HRS.
E. p. Rosear will lead. All ladies' OF
the church are cordially invited.
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CIRCLE NO. 4. FIRST
RAprfSr

Circle No. 4, Of the First Baptist
| church, meets tomorrow afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock with Mrs. 3. D. Howe, 321
N. Barcelona-st.
The state herald., 1920-06-08
MARRIED

Married at Golden, Colorado on
Saturday, May 90, Miss Marybelle
Westbrook and 0. Clifford Winans,
of Scott City, Kansas.
The happy couple left shortly af-
ter the ceremony for Scott City,
where the groom has cozy home
awaiting his bride on his ranch.
Miss Westbrook is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. +. X. Westbrook
of Paris, Illinois, and came from
that place two years ago to fill a
position as instructor of the sixth
rade in the public schools of this
ity., which position she filled two
terms. She declined n third term
bscausc Of other arrangements and
is now evident what her other ar
judgements werc.
The groom is the son Of Mr., and
Mrs. J. W. Winans of Paris, Illinois,
aud owns and operates n large ir-
'ign,ed farm near Scott City,
Tile many friends in Holyoke Of
tsr congratulations 10 Mr.. and Mrs,
Nmans ns they emharl, upon the sea
of matrim0ny.
The state herald., 1920-06-08
LOCAL CROP CONDITIONS

The local crop conditions, not
withstanding the late spring and alb
normally dow rAemperature, are on
the whole faYorable for at least an
average crop. q; .a
Alfalfa and sweet clover are max
ing splendid growth and the first
crop will Soon be ready to harvest.
Fall wheat where the ground has
been property prepared and correct
methods of seeding followed, is do
ing well and while hardly as far ad-
vanced as usual at this time Of year
needs only favorable weather con-
ditions from now until matured to
produce a normal crop.
Where the grain has been sown
in the old stubble without plowing,
however, the yield is not promising.
Corn is late but most fields seem
to promise a fair stand. The color
is good and with warm weather it
should make rapid growth.
The Herald representative has
Just made trip over the territory
extending from ten miles north west
of Holyoke to twenty miles south
east, and comparing conditions as
observed with reports from points
in the states further east, believe
that the prospect for splendid
crop in Phillips County is above the
average over the country.
The state herald., 1920-06-08
;sELolT SHUTS OUT H0LYoKE
Local Boys No Match For SaIarled
Aggregation

The Beloit Leaguers gave local
fans demonstration Of real base
ball Friday. Metz, Holyokes star
pitcher, was unable to work in the
box. but aside from that the Cubs
could have no abb. Our friends at
Sterling had better watch their step
when the Leaguers invade their fair
city.
Diamond of Bcloit was credited
/ with two home runs. One however
was due to the ball being lost among
the cars parked over the foul line in
left field. Bust Wilcox entered the
box in the fifth inning after the
Leaguers had driven in seven tallies.
This was his first appearance in
the box this season and he did very
well considering the team he faced.
Score by innings:, 9
Beloit 204 0O1O 0-S
Holyoke 1000 900 % 90
Summary. Two base hits: White ..
Three base hits: Williams, Herriot.
Home runs: Diamond 2. Struck ont
BY Williams A; BY Herbert B.; BY
Wilcox 4. Bases on balls: Wilcox 2.
Left on bases; Beleit IL; Holyoke 2.
Double plays: Wimbray to White to
icrriot; Metz to Denbo. Stolen bas-
es: Mutt, Herriot. Errors: Scott 9.
Hits: OFF Herbert 8; Off Wilcox 5.
Off Williams 3,
The state herald., 1920-06-08
AETz WINS OWN GAME

hoiyoke overcame lead of six
runs In the game with Wray Sunday
and won Is to l2 in the ninth in.
ning. Herbert started for Holyoke
but received broken rib and allow.
ed astlock Of scores to be run in be.
tore ne realized he was hurt bad
Met.'s arm was in no shape to pitch
but he twirled the rest of the game
on nerve and got by. He then got
the winning hit in the ninth. 1t was
a nit to center which the wray field.
er failed to retrieve before Met,
circled the paths. >
The state herald., 1920-06-08
WILLIAms-muTcnIE

Miss Mildred Mutchie and Nate
Williams surprised their friends by
announcing their marriage. They
autoed to Sterling on Wednesday,
accompanied by Miss Marie Meill,
where they were pronounced man
wife by Father Maynes of the Cath
olic church of that place. The hap
py couple will make their home on
n farm west of Holyoke. The Her
aid offers congratulations.
The state herald., 1920-06-08
SUNDAY SCHOOL, CONVENTION

Perhaps the best Sunday School
Convention ever held in Phillips
County, was held at Haxtun Satur-
day and Sunday Of last week. It
was to have been held at the United
Brethern church but on account Of
the crowds it was held at the school
building. The Saturday afternoon
and night sessions were according
to program and o. o. Wizard gave an
interesting lecture on "Social As
poets of Missionary Endeayors,"
portraying the fallen side of human
ity. Sunday forenoon saw a large
crowd present to listen to the union
services, S. G. Mickey presiding; al
SO an address by Mrs. H. R. Shaw.
At the evening session Rev. Ben
nett led with the opening Devotional
Message, after which Mr.. Wright
of the State Sunday School Board
gave helpful and inspirational ad-
dress on'' The school, the church
and the home as the center from
which must come the teaching that
make for an intelligent ,and christian
nation" This was followed by a
steriopticon address by Capt. Wizard
who showed the pictures and gave
Bible quotations on "The Ministry
of Angels"
At noon the different Sunday
Schools of the town served dinner to
between seven and eight hundred
people in the basement of the
church, They also served lunch
Sunday evening to the visiting dele
cation.
The afternoon report of the Sun
day Schools of the County reported
ten present and but two absent.
Two hundred dollars was raised
to carry on the Sunday School work
in the county. 2
Officers for the coming year were
elected after listening to an address
by o. o. Wizard, Damaged Goods y
After the evening session the new.
~ elected County Board held its
first session.
II was voted that the convention
should be held next year in Holyoke
No particular place was denoted ms
the meeting place, but if there is tC
~ building large enough according
20 the Indications Of Saturday and
Sunday, the Meihodisls must gel
busy and build their new church b,
that time, and build II big.
The state herald., 1920-06-08
NEW EQUIPMENT AT THE FORD
GARAGE

VAIN Brothers are installing n
clear vision filling tank and other
new equipment at their garage which
viii assist materially in giving their
CUSTOMER ,,p-to-datc service.
They also have n new "burnt in
and running in mnrliine which will
operate the motor and set the bear
inss more satisfactorily and quickly
ihir the old methods.
The state herald., 1920-06-08

Chester Helleson was westbound
passsprer Monday afternoon.
Luelia Brewer was operated upon
at The hospital Monday.
Alr. Catcbpole was a passenger
for Madrid Tuesday 10 visit his
daughter, Mrs. Jay Worley.
Mrs Hoffman spent Tuesday with
he'd daughter, Mrs. Koeppins, and
family.
MIS-. Paul Ncwinan visited in
Grant Tuesday with relatives.
Miss Mcneil Of IInxtun is head
nurse at the bospitnl now.
The many friends of Ms. Jay
WorlcA will BE- pleased to loun that
she + slowly improving
4. Sehornemunn left Monday af-
ternoon for Denver where Mrs.
Scheuouunn will undergo GA opera
30 rue.luy
Mr. sam Gin and daughter left
Alonday for Merino, Colorado where
Mrs. Gin has purchased confec-
tionery store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Radel of Carthage.
Illinois, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Happel, left Mon
day evening for their home.
J. W, Wand returned from Den
yer Tuesday and reports W. S. john
son improving, but he will be un-
able to return home for two weeks.
Earl Carpenter and sister, Mrs.
Sheldon Shaw. of Straiton, colorn-
dp aut nd to Holyol,e Monday for "a
visit. Mrs Shaw viii remain in Ilol.
yoke with her husband who is in the
employ of Charles Pennington near
town.
The state herald., 1920-06-08
OF INTEREST TO OUR READERS

The Hellesen and Bratton fami-
lies autoed to Lamar Sunday. ,,ee
Forrest Tilton purchased the resi-.
dence property Of Guy Barnett. p
DR.. Mcknight of Haxtun was a
Holyoke business visitor Saturday.
Miss Rhoda Lare is the new clerk
at the City Meat Market. r.
George Calkins and wife were in
coming passengers Saturday norm
ing.
Robert McDorman returned Sat
urday from few days trip to Den
yer.
g. j. Beavers and J. II. Painter
were supeoned on the grand jury
in Denver.
Mrs. 0. Hecht was removed from
the Haxtun hospital Saturday to her
home.
Miss Hazel Brew, telephone ope-
rator of Haxtun, was in Holyoke
Friday.
Edward Bly, left by auto Friday
for Haxtun, going On to his home at
Fort Morgan Saturday.
Mrs. l. NJ. Gritton and two sons
who have been visiting in Elsie for
two weeks, returned home Saturday.
The Beloit Leaguers left Holyoke
Saturday morning by auto for Jules.
burg where they will play Sunday.
I William Blankatcr from Homer
Nebraska is visiting his sister and
family, Mrs. Richard Quintell.
Bert Karnes, our genial drayman,
spent a few days in Denver last
week.
Bert TAYLOR autoed to Denver
Monday on business. Mrs. Taylor
left Monday, for North Platte ia
visit her parents q few days.
sherman Wulrod has accepted d
position in the Cash Grocery and
makes n very courteous aud willing
clerk.
G. W. Gehringer was in paoll last
week installing Fritchlo lighting
system in the new church at that
place.
Mr. and Mrs. William Radcl Of
Carthage, Illinois, arrived in Hol.
yoke Saturday for visit at IN,
homie Of Leonard Happel.
Miss Lyllis Whetmore returned (,
her home at Shenandoah. Iowa afte
q pleasant visit with her friend, Mrs
George Garland Jr
Mr.. Charles Banner was pas
seuger for Shenandoah, Iowa, Sat,
urdav. his old home. He intend.
driving his car back 10 Iolyo,e.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Clarks5u and
daughter. Duyic, aud Tiny Thomp.
son nntoed into the county Spmr
day looking over The crop situnliod
The many friends Of Miss Fer
McCurdy win De panied to learn oI
her illness, which necessitatcd hei
removal TO u hospital at Lincoln.
Mrs. Harry Beavers left Satur
day morning for Davenport. Nebras.
kn TO visit her parents. She vii
also visit with Mr.. Beavers parent,
at Geneva, Nebraska.
Mrs. Darnauer and two children
who have been visiting at Greeley
stopped off over Sunday witt
friends in IIolyoke while enroutc ir
their home at Hebron, Nebraska.
Mrs. Jane Harmon left Friday fol
Lonanout to spend the summer Wis.
iting relatives, Miss Agnes Conklir
accompnied her as far as Denver
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-13
Odmena "a dopadeni
vraha farmafova

Jak So 2 Verdcl, Ncb., oznamn.
j., yypsdna byla odm6na y obnosll
400 tnmnim move znlozenSm VI
pilatnim y{borem IN zntteni u II,
sytdccni osob, mdpovfdnych IN
smrt Augusta NJ, Mormhna, far
mare, 60 roki starfho, jenz usnlr.
cen byl ySbnSninami ma farm6 ne
daleko Verdel asi pred m6sicem
ObyinGni y yrnzdy yzneseno byIt
proti William Morahnoyi, 30 70
kh stnrfmn SYM usnrcenfhO far.
mare. MladS Morahn prchl asi
scst mesich pred yrnzdon y 1siavr
pro %choromyslnb We Fergus Falls
Mimi, n poslednf byI spaifen M
farmt syfh0 0tce asi ftrn1ct dnI
pred vybuehcm Prayi So, Ne syn 4
otcem So n%epohodI Sttzov8l 81, II
pracoyal pc desei let pro otcc, ..
.nN by SO mn dOstnlo neiakt mzdy,
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Farmafi pro vyssi
ceny "a psenici

Sdrzrni pdstiteln pscnicc We
Spojenych Statech, kiert mn
scdmdes6t tisic clcnd Y kansasu,
Oklahoma, Texasu, Ncbrasce u
South Dakote, vydalo 10 sve ara
dovny yc Wichita, Rams, prokla-
maci ku sym clendm, kteron w.
zyvd farmafe, ably neproddvali
zddnou psenici pc %. iijnu az do
~ DOLBY, kdy ccna dobrd psenice
stoupne ia %3. Iemdd6lskt kollcjc.
farmdfskt 1fadovny, zcmdddlskt
rady n podobnt organisace jsou
zhdany, ably spolnpracovaly $ tim
TO sdruzenlm. Proklamace tato
podepsdna je narodnim pfcdscdou
sdruzeni w. T.. McMichaelcm n
tajemnikem ndrodni oreanisacc
w, II. Mccreeyym.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-13

Irrdya - Superior. Wis, SID
unje5 Dye sl6 osob hylo yagne pc
ndlenn, sta lidi u brg pfisifesi 4
ma elck : Gene vice ialU million
dollam byl nitru lesnimi posdry.
kierc f6di y Douglas okresu. Wis.
MnoSslyi turcm bylo sni6eno a II
rodn Y Gene S3o0,0O0 byla stracr
ma .lpnom silnt dtst mnle odslfa
nil dalsi uchrzprti. Siln{ yiir IA
prot iomu mdle zpusobiii chen,
kterf yyroynal nv 80 onomu, u.
daysimu 81 H. fiina rokm 1918 v
scvcrni Minnesota. Mesta Dcnham
n puthcau nalelaji So Y znacntm
ncbezpc6i, Dobrovolnici Z tohoto
mesta spechaii IA ponce posti5e.
nVm oblusiem. Muoho uprchliku
4 %poslizenych kraiin pfislo du
Bennett, Superior II Duluth.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-13
Bolsevism je pry
v Mexiku ma postupu

Rycbly ytyoj ~bolseyismu v M~
xiku vyvoIal yaSne obavy, die
zprag, ktert odbor st6tu w Wash
ingtone ziskni 4 dfednich pramc,
mn. HvSseni bolscvick6 propagan.
dy v McSiku pfipisnje Sc %dinnostl
agcntn moskcyskt yl6dy. komuni
SO V ccltm Mexiku nabyvaji SLY.
IndnstriaIni D6lnici Svtia v Spo,
jcnych Stdtech, jak SO pravi, spos
%Iupracuji $ mcxicklmi komunisiy
v piipray6 rcyoluce p%rolctarihtn,
.jci se mi rozsifiti mn kn2don zcmi
ma toto p~olokouli Taio Utmost iiS
nyni il N6anlm n~cbczpctim pro
-polcccnsky, hospoddisky a politi.
ck( zivot W Spoicnyeh Stdtcch
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~K0LoNIsACNt UsILf JAPoNCU

NJ Robert Chnuvclot studuje v
La Geographic rozvoj japonsk$ch
zhmofskg ch osad. V % lcicch ii.
skali Jdponci pfimou sprawl Pes,
kadord, Formosy. %archipeln Iio
nin.Sima II poloyice Sachalinn,
mohou chrdniii syf zajmy M pc.
ioostroyt korejsktm n obdrzeIi
mandht cd S%polcdnosti nhrodh md
bgynl Sm( nemcckymi kolonicmi M
karolindch, M~ariannhch, ostroyech
MarshaIloyych a Palaovgcb M o.
stroy6 Farm6sc objcyili n Japon
ci roku 1874, ale usadili se tam
iryalc M rokn 1895. 20 yalce y CT
non SOnstfcdili diyokf kmcny
domorodf nynitf ostroya q IN 30.
bfeM vytyoGli fakultu IftmfStyi Il
tetn6 sanatoria NyDi tam yldd.
nou nsi 10000 obyyatelhm, obg.
yajlcich GIL NEST u vesnic Pc.
skadory neboli archipcl Coubertdy
fzapadne cd Formosy) eta u o.
stroy6, jez jsou obydIcny asi 90.
600 obyvatcIi JaIbDci jsou tam
phny pd rokn 1896. - Bonin.Sima
jest mnlg oceapskg arcbipeI fasi
100 ftvcfecnich kiIometr1), jenz
byl t0mnjp krhlem postonpen in.
%ponsku, kiert h ntbo utinjlo tres
taneekon kol0nii. Korea, M DO
rokn 1896 cipskh, Cd II dolby jen
podle jmfna uez1vislh, byIa rokn
1890 obsazena Japonci, kteH j
chrdni, jako 10 tini Francje V Nj.
rokn, CombodM d Annemn NJ.
cbaIin, pdvodnt ffnsky, byl We sye
JIM e6sti obsazeH Japonskem ID
~. stoIeti Kokn 1866 Kusko w.
Daeilo Gnu NJ seyernf ehsti, roku
1875 JapoDci postouptJi Kusdm
1zemi, jez tam obsadJi y$mtpou
za ostroyy kriIskf, ale zabraJi j.
Opt rokn 1905 pO yalee rusko,
japomkt. vdjka, ktef6 prhyt ~
koDff, zvttsJa jeStf yie koIoni6I
NJ panstyf JapoDe6, udtIiyki jim
sprdvu Jistfbo poffn nfmeekgcb
koID0jf ' Tchfm oeehuf, nkze
'Japonej json dDes nejd6Iszjtkj Mimi
yIaMDfky nhmotnieb zasthyek M
jinkheh \ yfebedu v jejieb seysr.
Inf GAsfj.
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r4namhe h,iatA NtaV ~ stl.
h AmegnlA,A n d XttN.
iAis plsgAfns hAsthN na iss,h s.
.ikflk ial mlrmmu,l tasntmn ~
nsialhu lslN n MN AarkM Mis-
h,ta,a uoufr ~ NlasiA paltts sNl
pushltmem nasghnW - ahs 81.
ma h,l uhmssAs ainsak 4 uhehu.
~ . dllnam ua plsnlsh rmlla
.hAeh q s hsit pFo aMN F,alln "a
laiiehAeh hul isieh npiuse tat,
ma hyu tbudosana neAds IA ven.
|loSa ale piece tak hllsln mesla.
abs itn Qh,ynlelt naina mell.
dosiali - 80 rrace W mas,e Ma.
|Vrhnvaicls anvbN ,oho,o yehkehu
einanlu %prahlaAuil pe uhyeaiels
jrhu msli hN ,'cehuN vthody me
sfa vpnknva
falu ubiusslh hudoNa ia m,ln
|hN 10 ~ 20 paler, hyla hy masiem
sama pro ehr Iva lisice r0dtn,
ktert by j ~ }il,, poskytly by
dos,aiek obchodu obchodni east
%ankuvni hhdo,N ably ~ dAla II
diti sc ,iskcm Y ohchodni cast
toto tclikt budoyy, de %navrhosR
.ufeh plaun. bylo hs X ei>kani We
elmo, ol hfrbiln ~ 20 oklck q
cd knsu masu ~ 20 rngnt lNhoi'
ky Byly by IA take mfineny r01
no dilny ftmcslniekt, pro klefi
take bylo BY vidycky dosinlrs
rraee.
Nsrchuy byty y lomio obrov
skcm tin56ku mai mili ncimoder.
M isi Nfizcni kuchynt mcly by
stale teplon n studcnou yodn. V
dobe zimni celG tcnto %tiniovni
dnm vytdptn byl by payou, kaidt
pntro melo by pohodlne zari2cnt
balkony, kde by dtlky mohIy 81
hrdti ~ nepfiznivtho poensi, kte
rf zncmolnilo by jim zdrloyoli STE
nn spolctntm hfisti,
Vsechny y$hody moderuiho me.
sta byly by n%alezeny Y tomto o.
brovilcm 6%lnaoynim dome, zahrml-
je Y TO diyadlo $ pohybliyymi oh.
rGzky Sc sedadly pro 1000 osob,
ttlocyicnu, yikon jidclnu, taned-
nj sin, koupelny, nemocnicl o pod
Ma pldnu tonic pracoyalo n6kolilt
picdnich inzcn$rn noyoyorskyclh
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ms y llase mFssitila w itls
IA so nalta slAipigetA
EshslA ), itshy Mia 4 80
Nh
Salta. NeiiA Nfi3f W, isu,
bsil a., pfi ralns,il lflN sr
laf' pirtmpen Nsirti
M Noinh h0Ae Us VA psi
nsmdle ~
nMttll "t lnNth NJ Hn ly iFu
40 ncpamaiNle 80 pnlai i.le ml
IA nsiab nasAlem.
A hHh ltme srlln tii mtllfl
iamhle Ma MeiisAn - a teltll
pax N = p%amalnisir 80 mas tNg.
,silo 'pitais pfipomemls
raaplaf stloal hlsvA AtAhal
- y ttln q mltsl
ITO "a ii dohte pamaluiu pro.
sme ~ fogcali no. pieec wife.
b. ~ d0hmsolm nrsln ale ty.
W isip 81 rushkikali 10 isme ~
na kopci u Meta sesli $ uansA
Fem Redeem 20 mtl u sehm VA trr
non Nincku il w jsir byl do
NinckN hned paf, neni III nrnv
ia
llclc sklonil iesla vice hlavn
Ona Vinrka hyla iakn nerkv
krontiln oeirm Il knSdeho mMgskt.
ho Il kolem prsiu ovimiln no.
od Meta SIN \ YAM bet dlouht I'll
eayykd a mmyaf pro nj moe
breeel.
Pnrnpldf AM mik
"A mo iSic nrchnl ma holitkdph,
Is nanvdfem iscm iiti ucmohlH. ten
mel y hlava ien vincku, II " pref
ID phjdc krai svela fledat Jesili
pax vefite, ~ lehda, kdy1 isle mi
utekl = mny6fovu Vnckou, lpla
isem mtsic bez mnlskeho 30
Paropldf nic.
ia, abych fcklo, hned isem
vas poznola ale tcd w w isic
rozumn6 isl, ted w ne zcnskon
pro telo, ale pro domdci poi6
dek -" 10 j HAS NJ ncdrsnal, ale
dokoncc %zlibcznil ~ lcty dover
dost6y6 rozum a VI, ~ maso ne.
nj na zcnskt ysechno, ze sc iedn6
hlnvDf o fcmeslo u Siyobyii ~"
Parapldf pomalu polozil uku
na I3cifino kolcno, mel hlavu pl
nou nunvhf6, n druliou rnkou pre-
jizdel cello.
"A ono je cIoyeku samointmu
IN sy6ta lle - skoro NJ jcn se
ptala, q go pax 81 chuddk mnzskf
ND sam pociiY TO IA ysechno do.
bfe IMAM, 70 ID jdn : mlSskfln
kolikr6t jen 2 ontrpnosti
IN chvili projiadel IIelc para.
pldf vesnlei iok firspondk u dival
rs nuhoru mn kopec, IN lIodin,
kde iSou syeioytist lido II nosf n.
spdi PARABLE, Tail yozcieck i
Bftkon Siskolcoyou n NJ vi dhytr
ne tykoli.
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n.p.al ,.lela

hin i lnka ulsbaha ,nlaAhl
qA5hal abs ,ltiel ~ 81 al maa.
pigai NesNsei tie iakM nai Wln
MIMI toaNnaml s. pfidli ltlNm
NQ1cieek lall sam rled
Norm uu- fabthl peL phnndtln,
Cultl talovy mlAl q VIibsm5nt
Nllt All ~ nehlsdal AL hu.
~ CulihuYi We setle ieAls h6if
nti II llelcs ,sah sr optl s,itea
Neui ~ poptyt
pafaplbr ilrle f. ga vtefciahl
utoihem je ted lakn ia ploui
hnska " stltm poll iako 10 born
Vice 10 hultm smetenskem kopft
iako piak siehltk ki,l - mu a
mitba 1iralila
k,lyhy iu ma sllnici paronlai
nmteb nlkdo bligkf MA oil ntga.
ilneL nikdu pro llelrc slgs Mourn
vi, sirotek A ami n pfcdsiu
VIA nemnkc, kdo by po mem MAR
TEX pobrpl. Idle iSon chlam.
slayi, "a chyili pa iebo smrii by
N \ jcho so2eiekn nesb,l AM III.
kolnieek
Dosi ho ii2 icho ko6ka odfcla.
stare polahy n dcslnikd odneslu u
mite y jelly ho %pfipayila, - ZEN
sk6 mkoyfch ytci yidy maze po,
tlphuyat. Il ted mn do fcmesln
ehybeii Ale v tublieku ic loho
icAlt dost, So same hdtky, kroul.
ky, khSitky, drdlky, iesld zc
kaeka / to ncpobrala. iak by re-.
meslo proydddl
A pr0nikay6 irpkosi rozlila se
ma pod roztrbau0u kan ikou
A%piunyou kosili, Piece byl ma
kaeku iako mdslo, rok spoln
krdsne iii, pomySledi j deIaI, H.
nilkoyou sdlu II koupil, - a IN.
cka ie pryel
Ne snad, H. by 81 byli yekem
daleko cd sebc, llelcoyi ie k'se.
dcsdti, ka6ce k pndes6ti, ne
mad, NJ by j byl n6i0k zanedbd.
val, 70 jeni Kacenko, TAX n TAX
kadenko, jak ~ chces, ne Had,
n By il byl ncmiIoyol, - 10 pc
prdei ii ! po z6dceh popldcal n IN
noe j bubickn ddyol, proc.
proc tedy odeslaY
vymlouyala SO vselijoe, ale pa.
mplaf md neblahf tnsenf Ono
kdyhy zenskt Ma osmdca6ttu
piece icn hledi syfislScb marno
vi, n clcc mil ndco, VINE, = iitu.
lem A Hide. jnko kacka. neIyd2f,
" mnngGf neni ME vie, nez para.
pldf, ~ oboit ie ien . jen feme-
slo.
Ale BrehefkM m1nv6f m6 yys0.
kt boty, ma mIenf kabdt, ko.
bouk Nc Stftkou d iasku pres RI.
memo, 10 zenskon iAhne A nip
m 10 media, ~ takoyY starry nun.
var j. NJ ylastne zebrota, ze M
hfeheckn nebo M bejeka Il NJ ne.
troufd II cunt " mi h ruky ute.
dcl
Doiel X lipdm, pfetdhl yozej.
cck pres pfikop d hned So nyelcbil
y bIedt, Hdkt trdyf. Syet bo mr..
2el Pes pryc, Katka pryt, - inn.
hotoyg sirofck
A jak ted 4 fcmcslem7 Kdo
mn indy Dude blidaf yozejcck, NJ
phjde 20 ysi shdDft marodenskf
dcAtpiky, staroddyna, ncmocna
paraplata u pochfonmanf slunct
Milky bolckY Jak tu mi yscchcn
Sydi majetek p%onecbat osudu, col
kdyz no 0nplui okradoug
A i jfdlem j. 10 prhyt fax Me
feplfho nesezene, piece ncmh.
VI 4 y~ozcjckem ~ staycpi, q sdn
NJ nklObnif ME neumi, Kafk0
jon 70 je praydo, 70 byla zepskd
T0koyf iesti ucmfI Mtla sydl
yIasf1f zelez1hk, kastrol. diva brn.
KY, mila dok0Dcc Vice n nfz. W..
hnaIa 20 vesuici g%afiyo, u pbknf
sc nyelebili nfkdc IN kraji Iesa, ,
vozejeku No gzaly dyf chilly, pres
M kus platu o yafiDo sc. M If'
mastnoton yonsll
70 ysecko v ME uyedl ten Bre
befka nupyafl Dial on j prkdc
kaIisek, uebo j konpil zhsttru, i
feH ona Brebeck0yi WYNN q jdf
4 MIN svkfem
HeIeovy myslfnky byly eerpf
jako saze d plactjvb, Jako Iistopa.
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