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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-26
HEALTH BETTER
THAN RICHES

Most of us have good health and
have got so used to 1t that we do not
appreciate the great blessing it is, but
should we lose it, then would we give
all that we possess to gain it back
again. If you have fairly good health
you are rich, indeed. beyond what
you would be with vaults of dollars
and broken down health.
OF what use is million dollars If
one is as full of rheumatic pains as
a porcupine is of quilts, or ones liver
is all out of plumb, or lie heart ticks
like grandfather's clo,k instead of a
new Waterbury? OF what use Is
purple and fine linen when one is
doubled up with the govt so one can
not get the dingbusted purple and
fine linen on over ones head? Where
is the pleasure in having four hun
bred dollars worth of delicacies on
the table when ones digestion can't
take care of anything but bit of
milk toast?
At such a time one would give all
his wealth and all he expects to get
in the future to be able to get out
side of big dish of corned beef and
cabbage without fear of doctors and
undertakers. Mr.. Rockefeller has
more millions than farmers have al
falfa, and he would give about half
a billion to be able to stow away a
good tea-bone steak, or to have some
hair grown on lis noble dome that
is as bare as fresh laid egg.
Well, then. is he rich, in the real
sense, or is he poor, and we who can
eat scrap iron and look around for
more, and have thatch on our heads
like a Bolshevik, the real rich ones?
Would you trade your health and
ability to enjoy q good nights slum-
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-26
RAPPING
RETAILERS

One of the easiest things In the
world to do is criticise. 1t is the
most popular form of amusement
with some people, and we're forced to
admit we've several in Winnemucca
addicted to the habit. At present
they're directing their criticism to
the retail merchant.
Maybe the merchant doesn't de-
serve all the mean things said about
him. Probably in his case. as in
most all other cases of violent criti-
cism better understanding of his
position would soften the judgment
of the party doing the criticising. At
any rate. the merchants we know per-
sonally are average good fellows
and they declare that they are the
victims of circumstances-tha they
are being made the particular goats
of this reldjustment period.
But even at that we suggest that
they be more frank with the public,
If their profits are too great, as they
say, they might try quoting a few
the public could see and compare
them with those quoted by merchants
in other towns. Nothing could silence
the critic more quickly than to read
each week list of commodities Of
fered for sale by his home merchant.
He would then have no comeback
1t would simply mean that the critic
would have the ground cut from be-
meath him. and he would have no
ground left upon to base an argu-
ment. Merchants in many towns have
broken up criticism through news
paper advertising quoting
prices right out where everybody
could see them. We invite the home
merchant to apply the same remedy.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-26
leprosy No. fully Understood.

beprosy Is sim somewhat OF q pus-
Gle to medical science. and the mems
ny which II In spread has never heen
satisfactorily determined The house
NY IL suspected Of occasional agency
In the matter. hui the case against
That insect has never been proved 10
considerable majority Of cases stud
'eh personal contact with iepers
seemed unQuesfionably to be account.
able for the Infection.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-26
IF SHE
GOT PAID

We note where the University of
Nebraska has inquired into the place
the farmers wife occupies in farm
economy, and it reports that if she
were paid on the same basis as other
people her yearly earnings would
amount to $4,000 First, as a cook,
she earns $40 a week And at that
she has no days off and is expected
to be on the job all the time. She
generally is, as every farmers wife
within 5000 miles of Winnemucca can
testify. Then she does all the wash
ing and ironing, and for that she is
allowed SIS week.
On the average there are 10 days
of sickness each year on a farm, and
in those trying times the farmers
wife, II she is not the one to be sick,
has to be nurse. For this the man
who made the figures allows SIS per
year, assuming the wage of a nurse
in the country Is $25 a week. She
does the sewing, and should be cred
tied with Sc week for that Add to
ali tHcoC ilCiuo tlic lat lHdl sic uOcS
the scrubbing and cleaning, picking
and preserving and teacher for the
children, and the man at the Univer-
sity says she easily earns $4,000 a
year.
And We are right here to agree
that it's not too much and to ask at
the same time, how many of them
ever get it? They bear the bulk of
the burden, and they bear it without
grumbling. SO our advice to the hus-
band of any one of them is to re-
member, next time he is asked for
THE price of a new dress, that he's
getting off pretty cheap as it Is when
he figures that he has $4,000 a year
employee who isn't costing him much
more than her board and lodging
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-26
PARAGRAPHS
~ LITTLE NONSENSE NOW
AND THEN Is RELISHED BY
THE BEST OF MEN"

About the tine We get old enough
e + cCnclus ion that we
know il all Nature brushes us aside
to make room for somebody who
doesn't know so much.
II
One railroad has leased another a
branch line for 999 years, which
which moves Arthur Brisbane to -
mark that by that time there won't
be any railroads. Before then heavy
loads will go on canals and light
freight and people will travel exclu-
sively through the air
Don't all answer at once, but
should lantern-jawed man be called
"light-headed."
An Iowa woman of 101 did all her
homework up to her death. Some
Winnemucca girls may be doing all
of their housework too. when they
get to be that old.
tt +
If the high prices of shoes Is due
to a shortage of leather. maybe fat
men ought to be compelled to quit
wearing belts.
Some boys in Michigan town
stole 500 bars of soap Maybe they
were afraid their mothers might buy
some of 1t.
TT =
A Winnemucca woman will stand
right up in public and say she has
the best husband on earth, but she
n heaven.
A woman is just as young as she
looks-and a man is young as long
as he keeps on looking
The average mans idea of being
happily married is getting to spend
some of the money he earns.
tt +
No use trying To kid yourself with
the theory that all men re free and
equal. Most of them are neither.
The idea that a little knowledge Is
a dangerous thing nay have origin
ated with a man whose wife was be-
ginning to find out.
: tt
Much of our economy. like much
of our work. is done under the direc-
ton of Old Lady Necessity. the well
known mother of invention.
The Lord may not love a cheerful
liar, but such a one is better com.
pany that he whose specially is the
bitter truth.
The average man is willing to get
up early or stay up late if the cause
of the irregular hours is. sport in
stead of work.
1t takes a long hard fight to get
to the pie counter of life, and then
the doctor looks you over and says,
mo pie" Turf luck
Buy Your Food With Thought"
a government bulletin.
Sounds well, but 1t don't work with
the grocer worth a cent.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-26

If we have to get up before g
9 light we'd as soon be the worm .
@ as the bird.
@ This life, you will find, is &:
9 case of go on or go under. g
" People will listen to most any g
@ thing except danger signal. .
. No man can be a real good =.
Q American and be lazy at the d.
@ same time g
A." The government uses lots of .
@ hemp-perhaps to make red tape -.
/. of g
9 No use resorting to the gentle f.
9 hint when brickbat is needed. ..
9 Most men have better time I.
Z: earning their money than spend q"
Q ing 1t. Q
q Youth tells what 1t is going to Z.
g do; age what it has done. 4.
. The fair-minded man is the.
&. one who generally agrees with Q
Z. us. 9
. Old Kaiser Bill II is now Will @
9 helm the Last. o
Z. Prices go up by telegraph and &.
o come down by freight. Q
9 Be an optimist and lay by @
3" bit of sunshine for a rainy day. 9
o @ @ o o !. o /. (. o o o @ o (. Q {.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-26

Der after en- honest days work for
all the gold of Midas If with it you
had to also take on cargo of all
ments ranging from lumbago to pal
pitation of the hind kidney? You
would not, If you had The sense of a
sardine. Croesus had so much wealth
a freight train C uldn't pull 1t, but
we went blind and couldn't see it,
Would you trade your eyesight for
million? Cheer up-cherries are
ripe and you can eat 'em.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-26

Editor The Silver State. john Bar
leycorn he was my friend. He painted
my nose nice and red and left my
children to be FED. But now he's
gone my lungs arc sore--I hore some
time to get some more. | lie in bed
and cough and spit; dot like this
dry a little bit. When a man comes
home, cold and wet. he wants some
thing he cannot get. When | look
down and see ray nose is turning
white, I'll try and lie sober another
night.
PARADISE VALLEY.
Send what these lines are worth,
but don't print my name.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-26
EAGLE MEETING DATES

Regular meetings of Winnemucca
Aerie No. 4S7, Fraternal Order Of
Eagles, are held on the fourth Mon
day evening of each month in Win
neva hall. Visiting Eagles are cor
daily invited to attend all sessions.
A. a. WENDELL, w. p.
4. IL, SMITH. Secy. Adv
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-26
THEY VIEW
WITH ALARM

The Silver State gets rather dis
gusted watching Nevada Democratic
newspapers continually referring to
the Washington Herald as Herbert
Hoover's paper" and for political rea-
sons holding up statements in that
paper as authority for expected pol
icy of the Republican administration.
1t has been explained many times
that Hoover owns but small amount
of stock in the Herald and has moth
ing to do with its actual management.
But then, the Demos are showing
every day that a little misrepresenta-
ton won't do em any harm. They're
out now, and have been, to win that
1922 election. fair or foul.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-26
Japanese Provsrb.

Among the things In nature which
III never larry for the pleasure Of
IAN, are running rivers, fading flow.
rs. and passing time.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-26
SOAP BOX COLUMN

A department wherein readers
may "let off steam by writing
letters of interest. All letters
must be signed, but identity OF
writers will be kept secret IL
request Is made.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-26

People are not as good as the av-
erage candidate for office says they
are, nor as mean as Billy Sunday in
Inmates. They average between the
two.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-26

The Chicago packers deny profit
eering. The reason they charge the
way they do is to keep their custom
srs from having govt.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-26

Dear Harold: Kinda feel like you'd
learned something? Whenever
"Fawther" starts you can bet your
life he knows where he's going to
stop. / have known him for twenty
nine years and he has never told me
wrong, yet. Affectionately, Willie.
p. s. If you'll print that last one
We'll send you another copy of it.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-21
Jako je v kraji?
Pise: Rev. Ladislav Ballay, byv. k farar Kerti
(Pokracovanie) J

Drahi bratia Slovaci, tn V slo-
bodnej Amerike! Bud'te isti, ze
Y otcine nasej nikomu nebern
yieru ii "nest 'astni' Cesi. Donna
uz ziaden neverf t1 pomluvu, le-
DO vidf ma vlastne oci, ze je to
loz. Apo, viera sa da what, jako
kabat, ved' vidime kolo seba
n&rody nekatolicke, ktore pred
tym boly katolicke, vidime ne
vercov, ktorych rodicia boil ve-
riaci, yidime odpadlikov cd VERY
ktori predtym boil veriaci. Ale v
kralii aspo6 50 strany CecIov mic
tak6ho "a ncdeje, cim BY sloven-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-21
.DREvARsKY PRIEAGYsEL MA
SLOVENsKU.

Lesy ma Slovensku zaberajl a.
81 100000 hektarov pody, z CO.
no pripada ma lesy bukove 852,-
600 ha., ihlicnate $4,000 ha., du-
bove 100000 ha. Najviac zalesne-
ne su zupy liptovska a zvolenska
eco perc. p6dy). Drevo zpracova-
va $50 gatrov, 1912 drevoobraba-
jncich strojov 0 rocnej vykonno-
sti 1,844,520 pevnych metrov V
tovarnach ma nabytok, celulozu,
papier, v sikarnach atd'. Narodo-
hospodarske skody, sapricinene
terajsimi pomerarni su ohromne.
Ma Slovensku je obrovsky nadby-
tok hotoveho dreva, v ktorom je
investovany nerentujdci sa kapi-
tai. Slozene drevo ztraca ma kva-
lite, hnije a pod. Odbornici tyr
, dia, ze je ma Slovensku "a / mill
ardu dreva pripraveneho pre- w
voz, ktory trpi nielen nedostat-
kom voznov, ale t'azkopadno-
st'ou >vyvoznej komisie a potion j
tym, re je nase drevo drahe. Dra-
hota nasho dreva vznika hlavne
vel 'kymi mzdami robotnikov a
vysokymi dopravnymi sadzbami.
TAX vo Viedni stoji wagon dreva
ma kurenie asi 10000 K rakiis-
kych, t. r. asi $500 kor. es. pra-
We tol 'ko stoji dovoz z Podkar-
patskeho Ruska do Viedne. Nasa
doprava teda zdvojnasobnuje ce-
nu dreva. Zlepsenie pomerov ME
je NONE, kym bude sa znemoz-
novat' vyvoz, ako sa stale istej
/ firme, ktora "a 2 roxy nemohla
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-21

skemu l'udu mohla byt' odnata
viera. Jestli ju vsak kto berie, sti
to nesvedomiti mad 'ar6nsi knazi
ktoTi pod rtiskou nabozenstva
|chcn rozostvat' slovensky narod
.proti ceskemu takto znicit' ma
.su drah1 otcinu. Neverte, neyerte
i'm!
Druha, mic menej t'azka zaloba
ma Cechov je, ze Cesi SO Sloyen-
ska vsetko berd, ber1 obilie, do
bytok, drevo ba yytiahnu vraj
ubohernu Slovakovi al til posled-
MI kravicku mastale, posledne
zrnko o0ilia, posledne kilo milky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-21

prave ' Liptove, kde podl'a sta
tistiky je najviac lesov. Zname je
al to, De po prevrate hodili So bo-
haci celej republiky ma obchod
S drevom ako hladnf vlci, vediac,
ze to pole je este nevyuzite a ze
budl moct neho t'azit' ohrom-
ne miliony. Vlada celkom mddre
robf, ked' mcdowell drevo vyva-
Eat "a hranice. TAX alebo zhnije,
,alebo no l'udu, ktoremu ono pa
tri, budu lacnejsie predavat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-21

vyviezt' ami wagon dreva, ktore-
no ma "a is milionov 4, hoci Q
vyvoz 1S raz ziadalal 81. Denn.
Porn. red. Nam So zda, lie dra-
zobe dreva ME sd ma vine len ro-
botnici a drama, ale hlavne kupci
$ drevom, ktori Vi robi6 al iizer-
nfcke ceny. zname Q pripade, kde
"a mali furu dreva ma palenie,
dovezend ME po zeleznici, ale ma
voze 2 jedno hodinovej dialKy,
platen9 bolo az 1000 kor1n. IA to
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-21
YouNasrowNsKf sLovErsK1 Nov111

Kchy ale kazdJ o',Ssn ro' mix
republiky Dol konal svoju obcian-
sku povinnost' a keby zbytok svo-
jej produkcie bol pre- verejnd po-
.trebu odovzdal, rekvirovanis by
nebolo byvalo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-21

DcTu, VScIhU UcIu ulC ACOuS0-
j1. Slovensko je vraj ceska kofo-
MIA - mic inc. Republika je
vraj dojna, drava, ktorej dsta sn |
ma Slovensku, - Slovak ju totiz
krmf a vemeno iei je ' Cechach,
- Czech ju doji.
Zhroz;l som sa mad tym, ze Slo-
vaci v Amerike tlto pomluvu be-
ri "a hotovy gros, veria jej. Met
divu, lebo neznajd domace pome-
ry. Keby boil americki Slovaci "a
cas- donna, presvedcili by sa, ze v
kraji MET tel biedy, a v Cechach
MET tel hojnosti, - o ktorej sa i'm
tn Amerike rozprava.
Ones az MET ma Slovensku clo-
veka, ktory by 81 dal natrdbit'
ze Cesi Slovakom vsetko bern.
Jako povstala tato pomluya?;
Povstala takto: Nemci a. NADIA
ri, ked' uz videli, ze je $ mimi ma
bojisStti zie, pred samym prevra-
tom odviekli vsetku zivnfst'. =
Nemci vyplenili Moravu Cesko,
Mad 'ari vsak vyplenili Sloven-
Isko. - Domnievali sa. ze repub-
lika ceskoslovenska bez zivnosti
sa ami ma rok neudrzi, musi sa
| sritit'. g. p
Prva eeskoslovenska vlada odo-
brala vskutku vyplienene kraje, z
lirody roku 1918 nenachadzalo sa
v statnych obilnych skladistiach
mic. H-ozil hlad zvlast' v mestach
industrialnych, kde je ma tisice
fabrickych robotnlkov..
Hladom zapricinen1 nespokoj-
most rozduchovali Nemcami a
Md'armi najati, plateni bolsevi-
ckf stvati, jak v Cechach, tax ma
Slovensku.. Nebezpeeie bolo vel'-
Ike, vzbury, stavky, nepokoje hla-
dom zaprieinene boly na dennom
poriadku. Vlada 81 nevedela >po-
m6ct' lebo nebolo zivnosti. Re-
publika prezivala vtedy smrtel'-
ne dzkosti, nepriatel' uz spocito-
val dni jej kratkeho zivota.
Okolnostiami don1tena vlada
siahla ku krajnemu prostriedku:
nariadila rekvirovanie obilia ma
Slovensku Cechach. Hladu sa
IA kratky cas- odpomohlo, avsak
nelostatok nastal novy, nepoko-
je, vzbury sa obnovily. - Vlada
znovu nariadila rekviziciu, ably
do novel zatvy VIVA bola zabez-
peeena.
Nastal ale osudny rok 1919,
ked' v lete. pred zatvou mad'ar-
ski bolsevici zaujali takmer po-
lovicu Slovenska. Nova Skoda mi
liardova, obilia na poliach spu-
stoseie, dobytok do Mad 'arie od-
vedeny.
A keby len to! 70 Slovenska
vyhnani Mad 'ari neprestali pod
kopavat' bezpecnost' republiky,
tisfce a tisice bolsevickych agita-
torov mad'arskych sa shanalo pc
mestach a dedinach slovenskych
s heslom: Cechom mic nedat', ami
zrnka! TAX sa stale, re 1rody,
vlastne 20 zbytku svojho obilia
gazdovia a vel'kostatkari ma Slo-
vensku miestami ami stvrt1, ba a.
nj piatu ciastku neodovzdali. Ia
pre1rodna zupa Nitrianska odo-
vzdala len % percentov toho obi
LA, ktore dl'a jej vlastneho SOMA
mu na ilu bolo vyrubene.
Dolnozemsky Slovak jedol bic
lie kolace, jeho dobytok 81 chrd-
NAL krasne zrno, dr1bez po kole-
ma brodila sa Ute - a ma sloven-
lskych Horniakoch Dol hlad, nebo-
10 AMI otruboveho chleba.
Hl'a. nasledok stvaveho hesla,
ktore al istf velebnf pani roma
Sail, ze: Cechom mic nedat'l
Ale aby nikto nepoNedal, ze tax
bolo ma slovenskych Horniakoch
q ze Y Cechach ma Morave bola
hojnost' potravfn. Tam bola vsku-
tku bieda TAXA, jako al ma sloven-
skych Horniakoch. Me len vyhla-
dovane nbohe hornacky Sloven-
Ky, lez al ubiedene. Moravanky a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-21

heJ Strdny nOJnOSL ktJ dStVo
znovu a znovu don1tily vladu ku
vojsko rekvirova-
Is. Rekvizicia sla miestami hlad-
ko, rol 'nfci dobrovol ne odovzda-
vail rekvirantom obilie "a maksi-
,nalnu cenu. Kde vsak rekviranti
pri prvych pokusoch natrafii ma
odpor a obilia AMI zrnko nemohli
.vym6ct', tam sa zacalo prekuta-
vanie. Samo sebou sa rozumie,
ze nkryte vsak vynjdene zbozie
bolo bez vsetkej nahrady zhaba-
ne, skonfiskovane.
Kto ma kol 'ko-tol 'ko l'udskeho
citu a spravedlnosti, uzna, ze ke-
t'asom sa to vel mi dobre zislo!
Nastal krik-vresk, ktorom me-
dzi rol 'nikmi-Slovakmi prfm t'a-
hall zidovski mad'arski vel 'ko-
statkari. Beda, beda, vraj, Cesi
berl Slovakom chlieb. Prec Ce-
chom! ze jake ceski rol 'nici-ke-
t'asi nariekali mad konfiskova-
lnym, utratenym obilim tom
sa mic nepfse. Tol'ko sa ale vie,
ze v Gechach rekvirovai sloven-
ski vojaci. Nuz neviem, ei al ceskf
l,rol 'nici-ket 'asi nekricali: Slov&ci
beru techom chlieb, prec so slo-
yakmi! d. "
Pani ket 'asi takto, hl'a, svoje
prekazene ket 'astva vykricali "a
krivdu ma celom slovenskom ma
rode pachanl. -
Neislo i'm o ziadne Slovensko,
lez vJluene Len o svoj hnusny, ne
krest 'ansky, ket 'asky biznis -
preto ten narek. i
Posledna iroda bola ma Sloven-
Slzu slaba, nasledkom sucheho po-
casia. Urodilo sa ma l uh. jutre
priemerne 5 metr. centov obilia.
Obilie sa vsak riadne odovzdava-
10. Maksimalna cena bola v sep
tembri 100 kor., ale kazdy mesiac
o 10 kor. nizsia, preto gazdovia u
silovali sa obilie elm skorej odo-
vzdat' statu.
Tam, kde rol 'nikov nikto me-
stval proti statu, bolo obilie uz v
septembri do posledneho zrna O.
dovzdane. Ista vvec je ale, ze mie-
stami nasledkom stvanic a ukry-
vania obilia, vlada bude muset
uariadit' rekvirovanie. -
Bol'1e sa dotykalo jednoho ka-
zdcho Slovaka ,rekviroyanie do
bytka, ktore sa neprevadzalo v
obciach, lez vylucne ma jarma-
koch. -.
Ked' Dol jarmok v plnom prji-
de tn zrazu obstalo vojsko cely
jarmok. nikto ami dnu, ami Won.
Voiaci potom po jednom vyp1-
st ali iarmocnikov dobytkom.
Kto Dol zamoznejsf a NAL Wac
kusov dobytka ma jarmoku, ale
bo NAL dobytok KY, zbytocny
jake jalov1 krayu, alebo vola ma
maso, tomu vojaci zrekvirovali
k1sok, diva, ale vyplatili mu ma.
ksimalnu cenu TO kor. "a 1 kg
zivej vahy.
Nespok ojnost', pravda bola vel
ka. >."
Zistene vsak bolo, ze vlada Q
jarmoenych rekvizaciach ami ne
vedela, lezsju prevadzaly ma svo
l
ju zodpovednost' vojenske inten-
datdry. Vlada hned' al zakrocila
a jarmocne rekvirovanie dobyt
ka po 2--3 prfpadoch hned' pre-
stale.
Pamatajme ale, ze sa to stale '
kritckei dobe zasobovania 1919
rcku na jar, ked' hlad zdril a AMI
vojsko nebolo zivnost'ou zaopa-
1trene, nasledkom coho al u vol.
| ska sa vzmahala nespokojnost'
Vojsko marne volatile 0 pomoc
vlady, ked' vlada pemsct' neho.
la ystave, vojenske velitel 'stva
aby zamedzily vzburu vojska =
siahly "a jedinyn este moznym
prostriedkom: rekvirovali po jar,
mokoch.
Rekvirovanie v repnblike toci
10 sa okolo jednej myslienky: "a
stayit, HAD. prakazit' nespOkOi