davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-05-27

BLEW just a Whit,
OF CIGARETTE smoke.
AT HER amusing old,
FOOL OF a parrot,
WHICH NEVER talks.
AND | said, "Poll.
HOW p'YoU like it,"
AND TO this day,
IT'S GOT me guessing.
WHETHER 1T was cook,
OR THE blamed bird.
WHICH soUAWKED back.
"THEY SATISFY"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-29
LEST WE FORGET

TOMORROW memories. of John Rs called his of those who died <. the great struggle-Amercan has dead half
 
 
  Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg
  can never forget here!" 4-N In Great gratitude simple of a n entire But years significance years toward Paris capped series of spectacular sixmne front beween Domans week conflict and turned the 
 History German cause was lost tlat it reached it's zenith abou Day, 1918 More the signing Of the amistice
 blows where once the cannon r0aa But the worlds The they leave will persist for generations As was the case following before dsmoc racys victory in the War nsfun fruits ended believed that recon and the opposing factions " 
 Time has shown that wasa a
 will restore order and peace normal happiness in Hatreds will And future generations perspective of time will honor Americas dead of democracy even with greater reverence thanw this Memorial Day those who made the supreme sac rince their Gold Star Mothers as hOno their soldier predecessors that govern rent people shall perish from earth"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-29
YOU CAN MAKE SELF LIKE
 WIPES HAT! .

ors, in the laboratory at any rate. Is by imagining them in connection with other things with which they would look better or worse to you
 For instance. take piece of bright red ribbon. If you think of as decorating a pretty brunet's hair. it appears with pleasant affective tone; but imagine it as paper on your parlor wall-horrorsl
 So, sf your wife has a pink com plexion and insists on buying a grass green hat. why just reflect how beau tiful the pink and green would look on rosebush and, presto, youll like the hat.
 Another method of changing the ef- fectiFe tone is to direct your attention to certain aspects and ignore others.
 The hat, though ill-colored, may have a, beautiful shape--so by keep ing your thoughts on the shape and off the color you can increase your liking for the hat as whole
 To certain extent, though moi very much with simple colors. ono can in- crease one's likes by .persistently thinking, Now I'm going to like this" !"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-29
Sunday Morning, May 29,- 1921
Just Passin' The
 Time Away
By KID UNDERWOOD

You're an awful nice kid and I like you, but twelve bells is my curfew. Adios, sonny, and don't pull no blood hound act when I leave, because my pa don't allow no young blokes to take me home from dances"
 With them crool woids. Cindy heads for the door. leaving the Prince so surprised that he can't do anything but stand there in the middle of the floor and wiggle his ears.
 Just as Cindy goes out the door the Prince comes to life and starts after her. Cindy goes down the steps four at time like mouse was chas- ing her and, assshe runs, one of her slippers falls off. hf
 She beats it in the dark and leaves the Prince whh the slipper
 Turn out the guard." yeils Prince de Goof. All hands on deck, My kingdom for horse or a flivver!"
 His attendants all rushes tip and wants to know what's the excitement
 The Prince holds up the slipper. Lamp this kick" he commands. Ana then Sherlock Holmes this here town until you find somebody who can wear it and then bring her back to me-
 Aye. aye, siri" says his gang. And then they starts out and tries to obey his commands. Lottsa swell danes tries to wear the shoe so as the prince will think they was the mysterious lit tie queen. but mosta them has feet like traffic cops. For several days the princes gum-shoes chases. all over the town without finding nobody that can wear the orphan slipper
 At last two of 'em happens to drop into the cellar where Cindy is mani curing ashes
 Gimme that slipper" says Cindy. "I can wear it."
 At first they gives her the horse laugh, but she puts on the slipper and it just fits. So they takes her before the prince.
 the little vamp who made his heart back-fire at the ball. He wants to marry her right away, but Cindy stalls little on terms.
 Can have swell dinner gown with diamonds all over it?" she asks.
 Two of 'em," says the Prince.
 And girl to come around three days a week and scrub the kitchen floor and beat the carpets!''
 Yea. bo.y says the Prince.
 And a great big ol' Ford. with glass on all sides?T at
 You betcha," de Goof says, .and an extra tire, too
 Prince" gurgles Cindy, "you look like good investment Show me the dotted line and I'll sign right now.
 So they were married and lived happily ever after.
 MORAL: Any man can get an aw- ful kick out of>a little shoe.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-29
CONFESSIONS OF A HUSBAND! 1!
 The Mans Side Of Married Life
21. Edith Wins Over Dots Mother

included in the circle of my mother in-laws grace. She patted Dots hand and smiled at me
 When our guests left Dots mother turned to me and said: "I don't see why you have to be so very econOm- ical if you're going Ito make all that money. I don't think it's fair to Dot"
 You see, there's an if ia it, re- piled. Nothing is certain until the contract is signed. I haven't even re. ceived any direct word iron, Mr. Jen- kins"
 I'm sure yon can rely on,wnat Mrs. Slocum says" asserted by mclhelin- law stiffly.
 You don't kAow how suspicious Tom is--especialiy of Edith Dat pui in quickly, "Ok. ,es you are, Tom, I can see. it in a hundred different ways You don't behave toward her the way you do to my other friends and I've been so anxious for us to becope intimate with the Siocums."
 If Dots mother hadn't been there would have been tempted to blurt out the whole story and tell Dot pre- cisely why I didn't want to become too intimate with Edith But it was impossible to say word before my mother-in-law.i
 When the Hitter left the room it was too late. The golden opportunity had gone Besides by father-inlaw was still there. As business man he should have come to my help and in- sisted that I was right in not spend ing money on the strength of uncer- tain prospects.
 But he kept silent and I resolved to pay him back at the first opportu- nity
 Gro Be Continued) Copyright, 1921, by Newspaper En-
 terprise)
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-29
BY WALTER vEAZiE, PH. D.,
 Or New York University

The wife comes home with brand new spring ,bonnet-green. And you just abomina,e green, even before you see the bill In the interests of fam fly harmony can you make yourself like that green hat?
 You can. says Miss Margaret Floy Washburn, sprofessor of psychology at Vassar. who with Miss Sarah Lou ise Grose has recently been experi- menting on the voluntary control of likes and dislikes Of colors.
 Although it is much easier, they find, to change likes to disltlIes, changes in the direttion of increased pleasantness are much more perma- nent. If you finally make yourself like that hat you will probably con- tinue to do so until another appears.
 We are, as it were superficialiy pes simistic and more ready to abandon our likes than our dislikeS, but deep down our nature is optimistic, tend ing to cling to it's undisturbed likes and forget it's dislikes.
 The way you can most easily change your likes and dislikes for col
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-29
LIsT oE OBSERVERS FROM THE DRAFT

raised procedure of the War have been inuded in the lists the draft who nevertheless actually rendered during establish fact of their records and have their names The forth that tfe burden of proving man. under the until he shall have been proved guilty
 The point these not but simply depon their renoved from the lists to the whose names publication the lists account of service published actually the law and the regulations military service draft authorities to do equally would have been ente ed under the in published those whom identify possible protect. actually clear all publish the lists after available the has been lausted call their records ionhs bee giving wide publicity ad has repeatedly called craft statute because their Gnemnt proper authorities relauA
 period hosttes and whose one of charged Having from submits of l him the
 
 CountryS hour trial But c from something which practically impossible
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-29
Pooling With Clock
 Can't Fool Time
BY c. F. MARVIN

wish to say emphatically that 1 am unequivocaliy opposed to any scheme of making changes in the clocks under the guise of saving day light, which is in itself misnomer and almost meaningless.
 The march Of time is inexorable and cannot be controlled by acts of congress or other human e--ort.
 Legislation can describe and define standards of time, but it's passage is measured only by astronomical SC. quences and by clocks which perfofm in synchrony herewith.
 The arbitrary changing of clocks mars the true chronology of events, confuses history, and has other bad effects
 It is easy to see that within the territory of the United States, which is in moderate la,itudes, the differ ence in the length of the day from season to season is not by any means so great as it is in the more northern attitudes of populous sections of Flu lope, for example, wnere the idea of changing the clocks was first intro duced.
 The economical benefits which it is alleged arise by this arbitrary scheme of changing the clocks and destroy ing chronology are very difficult to prove and 1t is a question if anything is actually saved by any such proceed ure,
 A critical examination of the ques- tion leads to the conclusion that in the application of the law. to the United States the benefits are very largely mythical, because of it's mod crate attitudes
 The disadvantages of the law make the changes in the clocks apply ev' anywhere and to all people alike, without respect to latitude.
 If legislation is needed to place the hours of labor within the hours of daylight the law should be made to change the hours of labor
 Considerations of history, chronol oby. and the orderly rheasurement of time are strongly opposed to unes sential and arbitrary Justification oi clocks.
 My recommendation is: Let the hours of work and business be regu lated to suit the requirements Of the majority, but, above all het the clocks alone to perform their legitimate functions.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-29
JAzzso UP FAIRY STORIES


 I. Cinderella and the No. Double B Once upon time there lived lit tie dame named Cinderella, who was known to her friends as Cindy. Al though a bright little flapper, Cindy was in Dutch with the folks in her neck of the woods and they made her stick around in a cellar, which, in them days, wasn't as pleasant job as it might> be now
 Cindy had a sneaking hunch that she's like to break loose some time and\ crash into sassiety, but. of courseF being the chambermaid for a coal furnace. she never got no chance. One night fairy paid Cindy a visit and says: "Girlie, you got class. I'm going to change you into a regular Mary Pickford so you can go to the ball given by the Prince de Goof and score seventeen decided hits and no errors. But, listen, kiddo. you gotta leave that party when the clock in the OF tower hits twelve bells or I'll have >to put crimp in your popular ity."
 
 'I gotcha, fairy" says Cindy, and when that ol' timepiece raps out twelve wallops I'll make my getaway sure, no matter how much of a kick is in the punch.'
 So the fairy made few passes with her magic wand and turned Cindy into the niftiest piece of furni- ture that ever one-stepped over the maple
 Cindy went to the Prince de Goof $ ball and, as soon as she walked into the room and smiled and showed her pearly food-crunchers, the Prince fell for her like he'd stepped on the outer casing of banana.
 sCindy was the belle of the ball. The Prince had every dance and four ex- tras with her and tried all evening to find out her telephone number, but she stalled him off Dy telling. him she was engaged to plumber and could not think of making date to go to the4novies with a prince When she said this the Prince was so down in the mouth that he scuffed the toes off both shoes kicking his chin dur ing the next waltz. But he was game and didn't give up hope
 You're = the golden girl or my dreams" he says, a la Henry Walth- all in his Taken In" show, and I can't live without you"
 Bunk, prince" says Cindy That's the same line they all spring.
 No, sir, Cindy l aint r kidding you," insists Prince de Goof. You got Cleopatra, Madame du Barrie and Theda Bara backed off the boards, and"
 Before he finished raying, the clock started to crack out twelve bells.
 Cindy breaks away from tha Princes half-Nelson and turns pale.
 Listen, Goofy," she whispers, q gotta stop dancing now and beat it.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-29

I expected to get a cold reception when I went home the next evening, but Dot was cordiality itself,
 Did you have pleasant time last night?" she asked ~.
 Yes. The Talbots are very fine people,
 You must have them here for din ner before long,"
 She asked other questions about them. Her mother listened intently.
 However, when told how Mrs. Tal- bot took care of the house and two children without seeming to mind it. my motherlin-law conlcuded that my friends couldn't mount to very much and lost interest in them.
 George and Edith are coming to see us tonight" Dot announced as she sat down to dinner.
 I wondered how Edith would get along with my mother-in-law. Two more different people I never knew. Edith often boasted of her ugly tongue" she seemed to take a strange pride in it !. and I felt she would not hold it in restraint very long.
 I was due for surprise. Edith conducted herself as though she had just come out of boarding school. She deferred to my mother-in-law in every possible way and completely won the latter over.
 I knew that Edith could not like the older woman any better than did, and remembered the time sno had told me she could not even act lie. This, concluded, must be one of those exceptions which prove the rule. My mother-in-law was fairly beam ing. She was in such good humor and Edith referred in such coiorful terms. to the brilliant future 1 would have with her father that even I was
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-29
eY RUTH AGNES AeELINa

The degtee of . woman's achieve. ment in any line-business, protes- sional or home life-depends upon the depth of her religion"
 Thus says Dr. Ma Saw Sa. super intendent of tue Dufferin Maternity hospital at Rangoon, Burma, who is spending short period in the Unite. ed States. Dr. Ma Saw Sa is a grad uate of the Royal College of Physi- clans and Surgeons at Dublin and is the first Burmese woman physician.
 "Ard when refer to religion" she adds, I am not thinking of it in the accepted sense of going to church so many times a week and praying SC many times day-which is all Yer, necessary moan that spark within a woman which keeps her true and gives her the courage of her pur- pose
 Dr. Ma Saw Sa believes that there
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-29
The Backyard Gardener Is Keen
 To Chaperone Each Beet And Bean
zToDAY'S RHYME BY FRANCES BoARDMAN

oi Child Feeble Ming and Hit But--when it Things Nature Wings and usis Sight Shameless Flight, This Thing telling the personally One that Vegetables Shrubs Vines that survive the Weeds scarcely SelfReance should ba t'ush however mecles Solitary its Past Rhymes Dlnes wh which thea solwlic tap floyie.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-29
Around The World

The cld-timer who measured his steps toward success by the money he had in bank now has son who gauges his piogtess by the car he can afford
 German governments deficit in ifs cal year ended March .31 was 75 bil. lion marks. This shows bow easy it's going to be to collect the indein' nity.
 Decrease in business fires, report. ed ny insurance companies. indicates credit conditions are becoming less Embarrassing.
 There is no such thing in this world as standing still If you'It not going ahead, You're slipping back
 Most people are beginning to con sider the keg greater invention than wireless.
 New York collected 2l,259e4O in inheritance taxes last year
 Lila Lsc still has her childhood col. lection of dolls.
 Earle Williams has finished '"rhe Silver Car"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-29
DEFINES HER RELIGION
 Says Success Dc ends On It

is an essential spiritual and mental difference in men and women which will prevent sex equality ever becom ing fact.
 "l would be tragedy says she. flor If women ceased to Se the spir. ituyl beacons, who then. would be-
 Even though am . physician and unmarried, as see life, woman's rhere is one of the home-her big riission is one of love. Women can 2P useful in the home, in spite of nat and lose none of their feminity.'
 pr Ma Saw sa believes ahat wom. an should devote herself to bringing put the beautiful in life and the good. ness and that in so far as she does his, she is religious"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-29

which not him F should be borne in mind that tho establish the
  the gn general of
  service because of change in their 6 II honea dresses
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-29

Do you remember when a boy was tickled to death 10 get m allowance of 10 cents week?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29
SLAVNE P~ROHLASENf.

Byli jsme nescetnekrate Ia
DAM O "Slavne prohlaseni &C.
skoslovenskeho lidu Republice
i Presidentu Spojenych Statu
Americkych V den A. cervence
1879, kteryzto historicky do
kument byl vydan tiskem ma
krasnem papire dvoubarevnym
tiskem v reel ceske i anglicke.
Mnoho krajanu i spolku cara
movali 81 toto "Prohlaseni' a
ozdobili Jim sve mistnosti. Ma.
Sc zasoba byla vsak zahy Wy
cerpana, az nyni dostali jsme
zpet mensi pocet vytisku, KITE
re nabizime pc sc vyplacene.
Pospeste sis ably sc ma Vas do
stale. Phi objednavce napiSte,
prejete-li 81 cesky vytisk ci an
glicky '"The Solemn Declara-
ton of the Czechoslovak Peo-
pie to the Republic Of the
United States of America and
It's Great President, Woodrow
Wilson,. Penize poslete v po-
Stovnich znamkach Ma adresu:
Czechoslovak National Allan
ce of America, 1884 West 26th
Street, Chicago, Illinois.
Vesnice zaplavena padela.
nymi dolary. "Kassal Napl6''
pise: V techto dnech prisel ma
kosicke policejni komisarstvi
mlady muz z okoli Hustu
(marmarosska zupa) a udal,
re iednomu re svych znamych
smenil 20dolarovou bankovku
"a ceskoslovenske koruny. Y
Kosicich chtel dvacetidolar Wy.
meniti V bance; tam mu vsal
bylo feGeno, re bankovka il
padelana. Ma to predlozil pc.
kladniku banky vsechny svt
dvacetidollary a shledano, X
jsou to vesme.s padelky. Kosi
cka policie vyslala do marina
rosske zupy detektivy, kter
vySetrili, re do MarmaroS,
isou paSovany padelane dollar,
q Rumunska. Vesnice Bedofal
va jest primo zaplavena pade
lanymi dolary.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29

CHCETE kOUPIT FAR
MU? Navstivte mne, drive nez
koupite, rad vam poradim a
pomohu VAN vybrat farmu, ma
ktere udelate zivobyti. Bud'te
opatrmi pfi vyberu fanny, aby-
ste nebyli pozdeji zklamani.
Jake We vSem, tax i We farmach
je rozdil, neb mnoha farma ie
ma pohled pekna, obycejne cd
spekulanta uncle nalicena, a.
lie We skutecnosti byste ma nj
neuzivili ami kozu. Vzdy Sc
Yam vyplati poradit Sc S clo-
vekem, ktery v tom ma jiz zku
Senost. NavStivte mne kteryko-
Ii den cd Z do 10 hod. vecer,
poradlm vam svedomite a upl-
ne zdarma. V ucte oddany l..
Rericha, 5015 Pershing Ave-,
byvala HOLSTER Ave. 3-31
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29

Vzpomnel 81 ma Marysku. Je
viva a zdrava? Jak no uvita a
CO Dude dale?
Kouzlo navratu! Kouzlo do
nova!
Kdyz Sc objevily pred ocima
Vyhlas0vyma modrave chlu.
my mad rodnou vesnici, tn me-
dovedl tlumiti dele sveho po-
no pohnuti. Vzchopiv Sc v au-
tomobilu, zvolal ma ridice:
"Zastavte! Vystoupim zde a
pujdu pesinou do Jezera. w
zajed'te tam silnici a ohlaste V
mem statku, re jsem pfijel
Pfijdu polnimi cestami "a va.
NIL"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29

PRODA Sc farma 0 IS
akrech, II akru lesa, 8 akry.
zaseto psenice, II pokojovy
dunn, velka barna, velky
slepicnik a jine budovy, S
krav, v dubnu Sc vsechny
oteli, jedna stara registro-
vana swine a jeden registro-
vany kanec, 10 prasat 6 a
s mesicu starych, IS slepic,
It's buslu ovsa, It's busluG
korny, 100 buslu FRANKFORT,
jeden separator (odstrediv-
ka), jeden incubator, far
maIske naradi, seno, sla-
ma, vse Sc proda "a $1,000.
Hotove zapotrebi $500 a
ostatni jake markyc. Haste
Sc v elsie 3409 Mayer Ave.
S. w. 1929
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29
"SVETv'
KEMESLN1CkE & jim
DY A ONES.

Dobry delnik povazuje sve
nastroje Ia prately a spatruje
v mich svoje vzdy hotove po-
mocniky. Ones nacini jest Wy
rabeno pc tovarnicku We vel
kych dilnach a jest tax lacine,
re We skutecnosti mnoho ne
znamena. Nebylo tomu vsak
vzdy a jeste naSi otcove a de-
dove by mohli vypravovati,
.iak drive remeslnici svu "ver-
cajk" nell v uctivosti, ba mno-
hdy jej i dedili. Nastroje star
SIGH byly vyrobeny rukou a u
~chovavaly Sc pc cele generace.
v treti galerii clevelandske-
no umeleckeho musea nalezne-
me celou skrin vylozenych sta
rych nastroju, spatrime sko-.
rem neohrabane PLY, kleste,
sveraky i jine veci, S nimiz Sc
vice v zadnem remesle neshle-
davame. Prohlidka techto sved
XII zaslych dob, nemotornych
ma pohled, ale s kterymi byly.
dokazany prace, ktere predsti-
huji vykony dnesnich chvat-
nych dob. Museum Umelecke
We Wade Parku jest pristupno
" pondeli, utery, We ctvrtek a v.
patek ia vstupne Csc. We sire
du, v sobotu, v nedeli a svatky
jest vstup uplne volny cd 8
hod. dop. do 5. odp. krone
stredy a nedele, kdy jest ote-
vreno az do 10. hod. vecer.
.Ditky pax mali vstup olny v
kterykoliv den.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29
PRODA Sc:

PRODA Sc pekne zarizeny
vodni mlyn, vse jest v lplnem
poradku a della Sc dobry OBJ
chod. Pekne stavby a 10 akru
pole. Cena $4,000, asi polovici
hotove. Jest to blize Clevelan-
du. Pospeste 81, zde Sc Yam ma
skytuje dobra prflezitost a skye
la budoucnost. Blizsi podrob-
nosti Yam sdeli l.. Rericha,
5015 Pershing Ave. 3-31
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29

kDE DOMOV MUJ?

Chtel byti sam pri nejslav-
sim obrade, jakeho Sc V zivote
SVEN dotkal. Stoupaje k navr-
81, jez vevodi Jezeru, otevrel
cele nitro sve, vsecky smysly
sve, ably nasytily Sc nezmerny-
mi rozkosemi. Plnymi dousky
hltal shiny vzduch domova, o.
mamoval sc vuni mateffdouSky
a rmenu, vznaSel Sc mad rod
nym krajem kridly krouziciho
ptactva. Y oranist' tally k ne
mu zname vypary domaci pu-
dy, uslapan atrava ma mezi,s sip
kove kere u pesiny, preletava-
nj chocholousu a strnadu, vse-
cko, vsecko, co srostlo v mem s
predstavou domova, vitalo je.j
a dojimalo nevyslovne.
A kdyz stanul. ma jezerskem
vrSku! Kdyz uzrel rodnou YES
nici v zaplave podzimni krasy
stromove. Kdyz spatril Ease
slit sveho statku a zlatem no.
rici cernici ma zahrade - tn
nebyio zbyti! klesnuv ma ko-
lena, sepjal ruce. Mladost je-
no, detstvi jeho / mladost mi
nulych pokoleni zjevily Sc
pred MIN, otec / matka ieho,
ded a bahia a vsichni, vsichni,
kteri tudy chodili a 2 cesty da-
leke, pc starostech velikych a
prekonanych pozdravovali ma
vrsku tom domov svuj, vSecko
to bozstvi domova jej zaplavi.
10 a obestrelo. V zaniceni a 0.
mameni vzchopiv sc pojednou
!; rozeyrel naruc a zrhrdla vydra
ly sc mu zvuky pisn6:
Kde domov muj, kde domo,
muj -
Hlahol pisne vzneSene ozva
sc mad vesnici jake wvitezn.
zvuk polnice. A Jan We civil
, te Nzpomnel 81 ma. vSechny t.
bratry, jez tam V Halici pc
choval, ! ma ty, jeJichz hroby
RuSkul spatril "a bylo mu tax
h jakoby pisni, jez Sc mt vydra
la z mira, pfinasel ceske vlast
pozdravy, posledni pozdrav
vsech, ktem tam z~ustali.
u Nedozpival vsak ami slokS
Ze sna vyruSil no vykrik. N
|. pesine Ia skalkou objevila S
divci postava. Ruce JanOv
klesly. Jan, jak tn stall bez klt
boukn, $ vlasy vlajlclmi, 81
novousem nepestovanym, Wy
1, padal jake Jan Kftitel, jak
n, 'prorok. Divka ulekla sc zvla
7, niho zjevu toho i podivnel
zpevu, jakeho V zivote jeS'
,e nikdy neSlySela. Neco nadpl
u rozeneho bylo v lidskem to
hlase.