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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-07
Is GAMES SCHEDULED
FOR RINGER EXPERTS

Twenty-Five games are scheduled for
Friday afternoon and evening for the
Richmond Horseshoe Pitchers assoc
iation tournament. Following is the
schedule:
Section One, 4:3o O'clock.
Ball and Williams VS.. Young and
Stinson.
Ruby and Williams VS.. Crawford
and Alexander.
Allen and Gentle VS.. Dennis and
Mail.
Allen and Gentle VS.. Crawford and
Alexander.
Cable and Sperling VS.. Heimbaugh
and Neal
Ball and Williams VS.. Dennis and
Null.
Gable and Sperling VS.. Dennis and
Null.
Dennis and Null VS.. Thompson and
Miller.
Ruby and Williams VS.. Young and
Stinson.
Allen and Gentle VS.. Thompson and
Miller.
Crawford and Alexander VS.. Helm
baugh and Neal
Thompson and Miller VS. Hines and
Goebel.
Dennis and Null VS.. Hines and
| Goebel.
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McGraw Expects Toney
To Bring Giants Victory
In Third Game Of Series

NEW YORK, Oct. TT am not at
all discouraged. expect the Giants to
go out and win for Toney" declared
Manager McGraw, of the Giants, as he
announced that the big twirIer wound be
sent against the Yankees today-the
third game of the series.
They have got to win and am con-
fident that they will do it." he added.
I'VE will be right back with the
same old combination. 1t may be
Harper; it may be Shawkey. | will
not decide until just before the game,
was Manager Hug rs comment. 1--WE
will win no matter who pitches"
The mentor of the National League
champions declared his team has not
had the breaks and had not started to
play yet this series.
Six Runs Easy.
THE Yankees have scored six runs
in two games" he said, land these six
runs are the cheapest ever made in a
worlds series. We are making the
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Analysis Shows Hoyt
Had Better of Nehf
From Every Standpoint
(Bv Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Oct Analysis OF
yesterdays pitching duel in the sec
ond worlds series game, showed that
Waite Hoyt, the former Brooklyn
school boy, had the better of his older
opponent, Arthur Nehf, in every angle
of the game.
Hoyt delivered the ball lis times
to the Giant batters in nine innings
an average of a trifle more than IS
deliveries per inning. He sent up Al
balls, 33 strikes, 16 foul strikes and
four fouls. Nineteen deliveries re-
suited in infield outs and two were
outfield outs. Two were hits Hoyt
struck out five and gave five bases on
balls.
/ Nehf threw the ball to the Yankee
! batters 122 times in eight innings for
an average of about Is deliveries per
| inning. The umpire called 81 of them
! balls; 25 went as strikes, nine as foul
F., strikes and four as fouls. Infield outs
were made on 20 others and three
were outfield outs.
| Three times the American League
| batters turned the ball back; 80 safe
hits and two resulted in errors. Nehi
| gave seven bases on balls and had nc
strike outs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-07
EXCUSE OUR OFFENSE'
SHOUT HIGH RIOTERS
PREPARING FOR GAME

Excuse our offense," is the slogan
of Richmond high school football
players, in their game with Wilkinson
Hi" Saturday afternoon at o'clock,
at Reid field.
Richmond high school students are
going to help push the team to vic
tory, Saturday, by turning out in full
force for the first game of the season
in Richmond.
The high school coach believes that
he now has team which will be able
to buck the Wilkinson line and pillow
through Tor the necessary points for
a neat victory. Coach Stenger has
been concentrating his efforts toward
turning out team which will draw
the Richmond crowds to the football
field this year and from present indi-
cations. his vision will turn out to be
true to great extent.
In Good Condition
The high school players are now In
fairly good shape physically. and the
lineup which will start the game Sat
urday will be made up of all the best
material which has turned out this
year Mattox will be seen at center
again this year and he needs no in
PRODUCTION in regard to his ability to
play the important position. On either
side of him will be Spaulding, Gaylor
or Senior at the guard positions.
These men are all heavyweights
and their bulk serves to plug up the
holes in the line. At the tackle posi-
tions II is certain that the giant, Sam
Green, will fill this job without dis
pute, because of his ability on defense
and his extraordinary boot-work on
punts On the other tackle job will
be Kohnle with possibility of Senior
taking the position as a relief.
Left end will be held down by the
scrappy Mulligan who seldom lets an
end-run around his territory. Right
end is uncertain just at present.
Either Stanley or Nolan will start the
game at this end of the line. The pos
sibility is that Stanley will start, due
to the fact that Nolan has been out
OF the game for some time, nursing a
sprained ankle.
Malone VIII Pilot
The speedy quarterback, Malone,
will pilot the red and white to their
expected victory in Saturdays game.
He is able to use his head and through
his generalship the team wishes to
bank all its hopes to win. Brown ana
Loos will alternate with Kennedy for
the halfpack positions in the coming
game and this trio should prove to be
speed demons in circling the ends
Captain Thomas Schumacher will be
seen at fullback, where he is making
his debut this year for the first time
and so far he is filling the shoes OF
Loehr, last years fullback, very cred
itably.
The men are in excellent condition
and by the time of the first whistle
they should be in shape to put up a
real game of football against theiI
rival. Wilkinson. The game will be
played in connection with the Earl
ham-Wilmington game and it will
start promptly at l o'clock
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vickary and Whistler VS.. Opponent

vickary and Whistler VS.. Opponents
not selected.
Section Two, 7 o'clock.
Spacey and Burkhardt VS. Snyder
and Drummer.
Farwig and Huddleson VS.. Strayer
and Cook.
Huffman and Wehrley VS.. Snyder
and Drummer
Farwig and Huddleson VS.. STAINS
berry and Miller.
Huffman and Wehrley VS.. Decker
and Decker.
Farwig and Huddleson VS.. Harter
and Harter.
Decker and Decker VS.. Stansbery
and Miller.
Snyder and Drummer VS.. Harter and
Harter.
Strayer and Cook VS.. Beetley and
Kinder.
Strayer and Cook VS.. Spacey and
Burkhardt
strayer and Cook VS.. Huffman and
! Wehrley.
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The sense of hearing becomes more
acute in high attitudes
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-07
STEVENS, HORSESHOE
STAR, HERE SATURDAY

Richmond horseshoe pitchers again
will have the honor of pitching against
Vincent Stevens of Lancaster. Ohio
worlds champion ringer pitcher Of
horseshoes, when he makes his second
appearance next Saturday afternoon
and Sunday, on the Horshoe Pitchers
association courts, on South Tenth
street.
Mr. Stevens will arrive in Richmond
Saturday afternoon and will be at the
courts at o'clock. He is known all
over the United States as the instruc-
tor OF horseshoe pitching, due to the
fact that he has developed more sue
cessful ringer pitchers than any other
instructors.
All horseshoe pitchers in this city
or in this vicinity are invited to attend
the exhibition that will be given By
Stevens. Also he will instruct any
person wishing to learn the art of
pitching the open shoe, free of charge.
Best Pitchers Compete
Several of the best pitchers in the
association will be matched against
Stevens, among them being w. Null
D. Dennis, II. Moss, F. Ruby, w
Gable and II. Young. These men
probably are the best ringer pitchers
developed in the association. Stew
ems also will pitch against any other
horseshoe pitchers in the city. The
men of the association who pitch
against Stevens will hold a little
tournament of their own to see who
can get the most points against him
This will be Stevens second ap
pearance here this fall. His first visi
did much toward developing the game
here. In his first visit here DENIM:
scored the most points against Stew
ems in a single game, getting beat h!
the score of so TO 81 One man wal
defeated so TO by Stevens
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Team totals. 665 643 GIL -.
High score-Castellucci 191.
High e-Castelluccio, III.
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RICHMOND KIWkNIkNS
DEFEAT DAYTON TEAM

Richmond's Kiwanis baseball team
defeated the Dayton Kiwanis in ball
game at Greenville Thursday. by the
close score of to o. The game was
holly contested throughout, and due
to the unexcelled pitching of Minner
of Richmond, the Richmond team
pulled away from its opponents in the
first inning by showing over the only
run of the game.
The battery for Richmond was Min
ner and Gartside; for Dayton, Funk
and Mart The game was called at
$50, the time on which the two teams
had agreed. The game had gone on
TO the eighth inning in which Rich
mond scored two more runs, but they
did not count so the game was re-
verted back TO the seventh Rich
mond smashed out four hits to their
opponents two. Errors by the Dayton
crew spelled their defeat, they having
made two fatal mistakes in the game
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Eaton Through With
Baseball This Season

EATON, O., Oct mo more ball
games are scheduled for Eaton this
season, and it is quite likely no more
will be played this season at the local
park. according to C. A. Bennett, who
has been in charge Of the clubs book
ings. Indications are the Eaton-Lewis-
burg game here last Sunday marked
the close of the local season, Bennett
says.
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breaks for the Yankees to score and
that's not at ali like the club which
made so great finish for the flag.
A two game lead is big handicap
in a short series, but it does not mean
the fight for the worlds series is
over"
Manager Higgins pleased with the
work of his entire team was a bit
cautious. Admitting that the two
games was quite an advantage. he
said: Il am not forgetting that in the
1917 series McGraw's team lost the
first two games and then got back on
even terms with the White SoX. Don t
count your base hits before they are
made.
Il certainly have nothing to complain
about in the pitching line so far. The
whole team is going along just as l
expected it would"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-07
Gun Club Postpones
Shoot Until Thursday

Due to the fact that many of the
shooters we're attending the World
Series baseball game Thursday after
poned its regular weekly shoot Thurs
day afternoon until next Thursday, &C
cording to Elmer Harter. president of
the club
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-07
SUNDAYS GAME

Complete returns on Sun
days game between the
Giants and Yankees in the
worlds series will be re-
ceived by The Palladium
and flashed on the electric
baseball board. The game
will be called at l o'clock
our time, and the details,
play by play, will be shown
on the board.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-07

The White Sox again trimmed the
Cubs in the second game of the
Chicago city series and now gives
them lead of two games won and
none lost The game was somewhat of
a SUGGEST, the final score being s
10 =
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-07

Fifty-five baseballs We're used in
the second game. Out OF five dozen
brand new balls furnished by the
Yankees as it was their day at home,
the umpires saved five TO use in early
batting practice today. The balls for
today's game will be furnished by the
Giants
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High School Teachers.

Team totals. 597 SIT sos 49,.
High score-Van Etten, 1S5.
High average-Van Etten, IA.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-15

Stara sluzka zhluboka 81
poyzdechla a pocala, Vidouc,
re mlada sluzka ochotna jest
pozorn6 ji>poslouchati.
"Jak isem ii rekla, Dionysie,
INA PAM Parizotova jm6no
ME, a dnes domysiim Sc, jakou
okolnosti vedeni byli do Pari-
re, kde ctrnacta dni Sc zdrzeli.
Jak isl zaslechla, byli %sprIbuz-
neni S papem Joramiem a jeli
do Pafize, by seznali ieho po-
sledni vuh, kteraz, lax Sc IDA,
We prospech muj byla sestave-
mn. Tato posledni Vule snad
vyjeviIa Jim iiste Yeci, ktere ku
pfekyapeni menu Jim drive liz
many byly. Myslila isem, re
pan Joramie zdrzuie Sc Y A
merice ncb daVno juz zemrel i;
neslySela isem nikdy o mem.
CNsam lila jsem zde stale cd
loucene od sV6ta, S nikym tax
rka nemluyila Il. ien Sc lid
stranila, tax re slyseti isem ne.
mohla. co Sc We sV6t6 d6je. Do.
mhlvam Sc dale, re pan Jora.
ME, nabyV neiak6 imeni Y A
merice, vratiI Sc do Pare
re, ustanovil-li mne vskutku 2;
syou d6dicku, preca ma mn,
neZapomneI, lak isem sc do
mniVala a Jake sama jsem- ne
2apomnela ma neho, ale stall
v%zpominala, oVsem beznadei
he. NedaVno doVadela jsem 5
neocekayane 0 .ieho umrti O.
pana Rabiota. Chteh mne zko
set. Podlehla isem. dala user
ia jeyo svIm rozCilenim a dC
jatim, jakou pisobnost ma mn
ma vysloveni im6na Pavla j
ramiea. Nepochybovali dele
sem onou zenou, ieiiz uprin
nou lasku pan Joramie pre-
smrti svou 81 jest6 pamatova
Jestlize odkazaI mi pan Jor,
nlie neJake Jm6ni, M ktere
Parizotovl a Rabbit. iako pl
buzni naroky clni, tedy zreJll
jest, Re mic milejSim Jim neb
de. nezlzi mole smrt. Pan
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~Joramieovo dedietvi.
OMA z FRANCOUZSKEHO.

"Ano, ale zarldi to tax, re
smrt ma kazdemu zdati Sc bu-
de prirozenou. Jestlize vskutku
stanu Sc obetf zloby tech, jimz
v ceste isem, tedy zlotin jeJich
prece nesmi zustat zatajen.
Nyni, kdyz jsem tobe sdelila
sve cerne domnenky, zajiste
Includes mlceti, kdyby Sc splni-
", ale co SLY budes miti, bu-
DIES volati: 'Pripravili starou
LEU 0 ziyot;; zabili mou sta
rou pfitelkyni! isl mlada,snad
nemela bys tollk odvahy, bys
sama vyst0upila jake zalobnl-
&c, snad by te tez V cas- umlceli
a proto musis Sc ut6ci 0 pomoc
imam. Proto vzpomnela jsem
81 ma onoho pana V Pafizi, je-
hoz adresu znas a jenz imenu-
lie Sc Morillon. TuSim V mem
mstitele, ienz vinniky bez mi
losti d slitovani pronasledoVati
Dude. Opustls Grandval, ode
bereS Sc do Parize a vyhledaS
pana Morillona. Jemu vse Wy
lewis a rekneS: "Jmenem sta
re sve pTitelkyn6 skladam po-
trestani vinniku We vase ruce!
Rozlrmela isl mi?"
"Ano, ma dobra Lizo. Avsak
nechci, byste m6la podobne
femme predtuchy 0 smrti. Ne
podavejte Sc svym chmurnym
myslenkam. TAX necinte!'
"Uvidime, Dionysie, zdaz Sc
klamu'. 4
"Pujdu zajist6 mezi seno-
hranlm a znemi do Parize; a
vsak vratlm Sc ma Grandyal a
doufam, re naleznu vas zde
zdravou a spokoienou'. t.
''Mila Dionysie'', dolozila
stara sluzka Sc smutnym a sla-
bvm usmevem, "vnitrni HAS mi
rravi, re v dobe %senosece zde
.jiz Includes. ~ Nyni vypraVeti
hudu tobe svou smutnou minu-
lost, abys mohla il Y cas- potfe-
by panu Morillonovi opako-
vati. S~pol6ham Sc pr tom ma
tyou vytecnou pamet &c nice.
ho nezapomeneS q toho, co t
nyni sdelim. Tedy poslys''.
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U~POZORNENf.

Nam fanny od 5ti do 250ti a
kru, blize Cleyelandu "a hoto-
We neb ma splatky, aneb Sc Wy
meni "a m6stske majetky. T6z
prodavam m6stsk6 maietky a
Lofty. Jos. Ptak, 1900 Saratoga
Ave, yezm6te zap. 25. St.,
Through Car. 7-20
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DROBN E
OF 4 NJ K Y.
HLEDA Sc:


Hledame tri, asi tricetilet6
muze, zenatym Sc dava pred
most, ktefi mluyl cesky, sloven-
sky a anglicky. Haste Sc jen
kdyz jste skutecn6 pilnymi a
snaziyymi. Kazdemu prijat6-
mu muzi by melo Jeho posta-
yeni yynesti rocn6 $4,000. Hla-
ste sc mezi $3.50 a 1000 hod,
dop. a tazte Sc ma Mr.. Ebosh.
L. l.. Ostendorf Organisation.
800 Bangor Bldg.
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PRODA Sc nadherne zhoto

PRCDA Sc nadherne zhoto
veny nabytek do A pokoju, po-
zastavajici z Velour Overstuf-
fed setu do Parloru, praveho
ofechoveho setu do jidelny,
pravy mahagonovy set do loz-
nice a napodobeny Qmitation)
afechovy set do loznice a diva
bruselske karpety, matrace a
p6ra, lampy a samohraci pia-
no. Veskery tento nabytek stal
S2,325 a da Sc nyni ia hoto-
We $1,000. Use je jake move.
Zayolejte telefonem Lorain
500 r. 7-16
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"a pRICINOU odjezdu pro-
dam dvourodinny dunn o 5-po-
kojich S koupelnou dole a 4
pokoje a koupelna nahofe, vse
moderne zarizeno. Cena levna.
Haste Sc V els. 1915 Sackett
Ave. S. w. 7-2O
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PRODA Sc:
NOVA budova.

cihlova diva story, diva byty,
pod celou sklep, fernesy, ga
raz, dpln6 moderni neizivejsi
cast, Z move teskoslovenske o.
SADIE ma hlavni ulici, vydlazd6-
ne a zaplacene. Lot je 50 pri
lao strevicich. Skvostna PRIZE
zitost pro nekoho, dobr6 to u
lozeni pence, prinasejici vice
jak 20 proc, neb cena bufovy
ie $4,000 a najem cini $40
m6sicn6. Zddna yym6na, ale
.postaci slozit polovinu hotove.
Atlas Finance CO., 5458 Broad
way. Petite Sc ma p. Stuk-
bauera. t7-16
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PRODA Sc 5 akrd dobreho
pozemku S krasnou zahradou
ma dlazden6 ceste, 8 mil cd
Clevelandu. Cena $4,000, no
tove $500. Haste Sc V elsie
1923 Dolloff Rd. ?
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PRODA Sc pozemek O l a.
kru as Is minut Cd Lee Rd. a.
neb Sc vymeni "a jednorodin-
ny dunn V meste aneb "a NEST
ske Lofty. Blizsi Sc sdeli v els.
1878 Benwood Ave-, blfze W.
chodni 131. ulice. tbs
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LACE DOMU. Nam v pro-
deJi dvou i jednorodinne domy
V Gene cd $4,000 do $4,000 pri
mensi splatce hotove a ostat-
nj ma vyhodn6 splatky. Prijd'-
tie Sc poradit a blizsi informace
YAM poda ochotne Ed. Caba-
lex, 1899 E.. 121. st. 7-27
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o Sc automobil
Chevrolet 1920" dobre zacho-
valV "a levnou cenu. Haste Sc
" els. 1918 Gamma Ave,
Washington Park, 70 6. hod.
vecer. 7-18
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PRoDA Sc piano, ktere sta
10 $500, da Sc "a $160, musi
byt prodano do 6ti dni, dale
detska postel, velka nova po-
stel, dresser, satnik, sideboard
kozeny houpak, plynova kom-
ma ma vafenl a vyhrivani, zdi-
macka, stul, kuchynsky stul,
zidle periny, vse velmi LEVINE.
Haste Sc V elsie 1892 E. 131.
III. 1920
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J6Cll1 I'D LlFus
''Avsak dovol, abych vratlla
sc ku sve prihod6. JmenuJi Sc
Klara Guerinova a narodlla
.jsem Sc V Bourgvoisinu, Vesnl-
ci V kraji charente-inferieure-
skem. Jake ty, Dionysie, byla-
.jsem mlada, kdyz stihlo mne
prvni nestestl, ztratila jsem
nlatku; zustala jsem u sveho OF
&c, jehoz jedinym ditkem jsem
byla.
"Vychoval mne, jak nejlepo
mohl, coz ovsem mnoho nezna-
mena, nebot' byl prostym re-
meslnikem. Ackoliv sam byl
hrube mysli, prece Vuci mne
vzdy byl dobrym; avsak pro
rilade dfvky, mila Dlonysle,
nejvetSim pokladem ma svete
je prece jen matka a tuto-Ll
ztrati, vsecko ztrati. Kdyz pre-
stala jsem chodit do skoly -
bylo to v trinact6m roce mem
- nucena jsem byla jiti Sc uclt
n6jakemu zamestnani, bych
pozd6ji dovedla Sc uziviti; otec
dial mne do uceni k jist6 sya-
dlen6, ktera V sousednim me-
stecku, asi pull hodiny cd mas
vzdalenem, usazena byla. -
Kdyz jsem V patnactem roce
dokonciIa sv6 uceni a 'sVobod-
!, nou' byla, neprestala jsem pra
covati u sv6 ucitelky, ale cho-
dila do mesta dale.
"Byla jsem tehda slicn6 tva-
re II bohuzel prilis slicn6!
Casio jest krasa osudnym da-
rem prirody. Kdybych byla O.
sklivou byvala, zajiste nebyl
by Pavel Joramie mne 81 po-
vsimI a vesker6 nest6sti, ktere
mne stihlo, mohlo byti snad
ode mne o%dyraceno. v onOm
case byl Pavel Joramie pisa
rem u notare V mestecku BourQ
neufu. Vid6li jsme Sc caste =
a abyca ii vsecko fekla, mil5
i Dionysie, oddala isem Sc mu
celou dust. Milovala jsem no
A on miloval mne, miloval mne
Velice; dukaz toho, re pc toll
ka dlouhych l6tech, ktera "a
/ tim uplynu!a, pfece ma mnt
vzpominal. Pavel nemel otce a
t nj matku, a nebyl bohatSi, neil
sama jsem byla.
"Jezto videl, re u notaf'
zadna budoucnost mu nekyne
caste mluvil mi, re podnikn'
: neco jineho, by 81 nejake Pc
!. staveni zabezpecil. Nebyl ctiz'
: dostivcem, ale %pomyslel, kdy.
i ne ma bohatstyi, tedy ma blahO
= byt. Byl nadanym a V~zdelanyr
mladikem a proto nechtel II
: vot ,svuj zahrabati Y prach
d uTadovny n%otarske. Tu stale Sc
&c mu bylo nabidnuto dobr
4 misto az 2 New Yorku cd tan
niho jisteho bankere, driyejs
= 10 pritele .ieho otce. Zalezel
{; liza mne, kdybych mu byla X
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II no budoucnosti? Neucinil
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o OdcestoVal Sc slibem, S pris.
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y dyou letech. aneb tfech .Vsku
a ku Sc vratil, neni mi znamo".
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ne "Nikoliy. Ujednali -isme
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lie lovnikem a proto necht6li isn
81 taiemstyi na5e zraditi. Ach,
Sc okamziku ieho odchodu nel
Cd della isem, re Y brzku nebu,
on 6 to utajiti dele svui pok.
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To- tehda yytrpela, nejsem 5 to
re paRovati. PR kazd6m ciz,
pohledu Jsem Sc SUDDEN Ear
ed vala. Neodvazovala isem
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