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when he would be able to advise me,
at least.
"On Friday at o'clock was there,
but l had been walking up and down
outside for at least an hour ahead Of
time. When the hour struck I went
into the office, and the kindly old man
pulled the manuscript out of his
drawer, saying. 4 will take six Of
these Then he added, glancing at
my makeup, Maybe you want some
money now. I will pay you for one
of them was almost completely
out Of money, and, naturally I was
overjoycd. Mr.. Allen then wanted to
know how much he should give me
for one of them, to which l responded
that I did not know what the market
rates we're hcre-I only knew that in
Ireland I had gotten half a sovereign
for three years work. He said, How
would 500 strike your
"It struck me dumb. He gave me
a check, and as I rather suspected he
was playing fast and loose with Har-
per's money, hurried away to cash
the check immediately Leslie's.
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For One Cow or a Hundred

For large herd small one-o old a one-for
tesaonal dains general find the Louden time
SAVING Pasture Comfort Stall Of the best investments
you ever made Your themselves will ts
after that what saves and each will be profit
much les: york and half the
the milk yield bound to when
comfortable quarters the freedom
Sanchions AS much fourth means additional profit
The barn is saniaythat makes quality
ton better Help more contened But many good
features about this Louden Salcone and
well the famous Louden Litter Carrier FeedavnS
Managers, and other Labor Saving Barn Equipment.
Give the chnce You fn da.yman
found that the difference results between comfortable
Portable COW he represents your Net Profit.
And remember-h build remodel
copy of the Louden Barn Book
and tells build
yours for the askine-come in and
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BLUE HILL-SANTIAGO

Henry Arnhold and Fritz Anderson
made a business trip to Elk River on
Saturday. !
y Elmer Anderson spent the week end
as, guest of John Lane.
BAIL and Bernard Fiero have re-
turned from the home of their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Fiero,
at Three Corners, where they have
been confined with the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Fagerberg and
daughter, Ruth, were callers at the
Camp home on Tuesday evening.
Misses Ethel and Rose Clark came
up from Elk River on Thursday and
attended the dance at Blair's.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Zahler are rejoicing
over the arrival of a baby girl, born
on May 27.
A large crowd of young people from
here autoed over to the Sam Lane
home in Baldwin on Friday evening.
Dancing was the order of the evening
and at midnight a sumptuous lunch was
served. The guests departed at break
of day declaring the Lanes royal en-
tertainers.
Mrs. B. J. Sumser and children spent
thursday AFTERNOON aC inc Jus NUM-
man home in Princeton.
A party Of small folks gathered at
the John Lind home on Friday to help
Leo celebrate the anniversary of his
birth. A dainty lunch was served and
it is needless to say the youngsters
enjoyed themselves immensely.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Fagerberg and
DAUGHTER. Ruth, were dinner guests
at the Hartman Camp home on Sun
dav.
Misses Anna, Eva and Ella Mattson
spent the week end at their homo here
Miss Vera Sanborn visited at her
home in Baldwin on Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. E. Carpenter and son, Willard,
were Sunday visitors at the Sanborn
home in Baldwin.
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FORESTON

Theo Blasberg went to Minneapolis
on Friday morning on business and
returned Saturday evening.
Miss Connie Roehl came up from
St. Cloud on Saturday morning and
will visit at home for few weeks.
Mrs. L. K. Nelson returned on Sat-
.urday from Duluth where she has
been visiting her grand children. Bes-
sic and CLYDE Kennedy came home
with her and will remain here during
vacation.
H. P. Stanchfield went to Minneap-
oils on Monday, where she will visit
a few days. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. LaValle are the
proud parents Of twins, boy and girl
born on Saturday evening. Mother
and child are doing nicely
The Foreston basketball team will
play Oak Park next Sunday at Oak
Park. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bemis and fam
ilv. Knute Knutsen and family and
Lillian Annie took dinner at J. j.
Knutsen's on Sunday. ~.
Mrs. Warnar Granlund of Book
spent Monday at Andrew Olson's.
A large number Of friends surprised
Mr. and Mrs.. Aug Anderson at their
home on Monday evening. the occa-
sion being their twenty fifth wedding
anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Claus Lindquist, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Lindouist and Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Gish visited at J. J.
Knutsen's on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stromwall and
family spent Sunday at Emil Strom-
wallis.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. K. Nelson and Al.
Koppas motored to Ann lake on Mon
day.
C. O. Swartz and son, Lester, Frank
Utschinski and Father Kral drove to
Minneapolis on Monday morning.
They returned the same evening.
J. A. Lynch and A. Jenkin were in
Gilman Monday on business.
Harry Vohs. Harold johnson, Kate
Nelson and Lillian Moline spent Sun
dav and Monday at Sullivan lake.
Chas. Stearns and wife and Mrs.
Klara Dehlen spent Tuesday in Foley
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Gilbert and
daughter, Vera. went to Wilmar on
Saturday to visit their son, L. E. Gill
bert, and wife.
Art johnson Of Willmar spent few
DAYS here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Thorson motored
to st. Cloud on Sunday and spent the
dav with relatives.
Miss Louise Zinner of Minneapolis
is visiting at the Thos. Joseph home.
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LONG SIDING

Gust Thornquist came home from
the hospital at Princeton on Wednes-
dav and is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lipp did some
shopping in Minneapolis on Thursday.
They made the trip by auto.
Emil Anderson left the hospital on
Tuesday and is going to stay at his
sisters, Mrs. Schimming's. for a cou-
ole Of weeks until he is able to attend
to his duties in the pool hall.
Joe and Jake Wolf drove down from
their farm in Aitkin county on Fri
day and report that that part of the
country is improving rapidly. Mr..
Carlson accompanied them.
John Thompson, who is attending an
automobile school in Minneapolis, Wis
tied his folks here from Friday until
Tuesday.
Tommy Thompson had a horse badly
cut by wire one day last week. DR.
Wetter was called and reports that it
took sixteen stitches to sew up the
wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brufodt. Olga and
Eddie Teutz, Lydia Scheller and the
Opsahl family motored up to Mile
Laos lake last Sunday.
Otto Jaenicke is closing up his sea-
sons potato business here for Mr.
Scheen of Princeton.
Chris Jacobson came up from Min
neapolis on Friday evening and is go.
ing to do some building on his farm
north of town.
Mrs. Blackheim and children re-
turned from their visit at Milaca and
other points on Monday morning.
Most of the people from here and
surrounding country attended the Dec
Grafton day exercises at Princeton on
Monday. Only few went to Milaca
Eddie and Olga Teutz drove to Min.
neapolis on Wednesday morning.
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was 4 confirmed Giyspdptic, Re was one
Of them and I guess he would have
been one vet if it hadn't been for this
Tanlac. j.
"Thc first we heard of this medicine
was when my father saw an adver-
tisement in the papers from parties he
knew in Tennessee, who were friends
Of his and he knew what they said
about it was the truth so he got it
right away and began taking it.
Well, sir, it acted just like magic
everybody notices the change in faith
er. Why, he is just like a different
man and sits down to the table and
eats like farmland. Only yester-
day he ate pork and turnips for his
dinner and ate so much VIC were ac-
tually afraid he was going to override
the thing but he laughed and said
nothing hurt him now and that he was
hungry and expected to eat and make
up for lost time. . -
"Now, when medicine will do
things like that I think people ought
to know about it, and l want to say
right now that I would not give one
bottle of Tanlac for all the other
medicines and health resorts in the
country put together"
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EAST GLENDORADO

A pretty wedding took place at Oak
Park on Tuesday. May "a, when Ethel
Kempf was united in marriage to Rev.
Mattock. Their friends of East Glen
dorado wish Mr.. and Mrs. Mattock
many happy days during their welded
life.
Mrs. Joe Shapansky called on Mrs.
Arvid Lind on Wednesday evening.
Peter and George Cook attended the
funeral of their sister, Mrs. Wolfe, in
Minneapolis last week.
Mrs. Cook and children called at the
r. B. Bachelor home on Wednesday
evening.
Leven Anderson, Jim Ford and Ell
mer Hanson visited Johnnie Almlie
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Shapansky and
family and Eric Olson called on Char
lie Erickson last Friday evening.
Abbie Cook visited Miss Elizabeth
Lundberg of Ogilvie from Thursday
until Saturday.
Mrs. Michaelson visited Mrs. Gust
Carlson on Saturday.
Misses Cleo and Nina Stuart visit
ed Clara Denison on Sunday after1
noon.
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being done in this vicinity this spring.
It is badly needed.
We understand that the Smithers
family have recently heard from their
son, Carl, whom they had not heard
from since the beginning of the war
He is in Arizona.
The Norberg family were visitors
at the Andrew Rust home on Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Norberg came up from
the city on Saturday to spend Decora-
ton day here.
Crops are looking exceptionally well
here just now. Hope they will con-
tinue as the country is in need of good
crops this year and fair prices, other.
wise there will be more busted farmers
than unbusted ones.
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Our Lack of Humanity.

Henry Salt, the author of "Animals'
Rights" in his new book, ::Scventy
Years Among Savages," declares:
Performers of all classes must rec
ognize that it is useless to preach
peace by itself. The cause of each and
all of the evils that afflict the world
is the same-the general lack of
humanity, the lack of knowledge that
all sentient life is akin, and that he
who Injuries a fellow-being is, in fact,
doing injury to himself. The pros
poets. of happier society are wrapped
up in this despised and neglected truth,
the very statement of which, at the
present time, must Il know welD ap-
pear ridiculous to the accepted in
structors of the people. . The one
and only talisman is love-. Active
work has to be done, but if it is to
attain it's end, it is in the spirit of
love that it must be undertaken. .
'Boundless compassion for aall living
beings says Schopenhauer, is the
surest and most certain guarantee Of
pure and moral conduct, and needs no
casuistry. Whoever is filled with it
will surely injure no one and encroach
on no ones rights. Only when the
great sense of the universal kinship
has been realized among US will love
cast out hatred and it will become i'm
possible for the world to witness anew
the senseless horrors that disgrace
Europe today."-Our Dumb Animals.
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1t Struck Seumas Dumb.

In 1898, when Seumas MacManus
first left Ireland, he carried with him
4 number Of manuscripts which he had
been preparing for year or so. Upon
reaching New York he made the
rounds of the magazine offices pre-
senting himself and his manuscripts.
In the words of Seumas MacManus
himself:
II went to the editor of Harper's
Mr.. Alden-a man of advanced years
and as I was dressed in mountain
homespun this struck his attention.
He leaned back in his chair and lis
tened to what I had to say. When
had finished my story he asked that !
give him some manuscripts. 'Igave him
seven. This was on Wednesday, and
he told me to come back on Friday,
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SEES A
CHANGES IN FATHER

Grateful Son Says His Father Looks
Like Different Man Since
Taking Tanlac.
"My father has suffered from
chronic stomach trouble for over
twenty years and has paid out thous-
ands Of dollars for medicines and doc
tors" said G. w. SlaySon, we'll
known Cobb County farmer, living a
short distance out of Atlanta, Ga.
eve tried nearly everything trying
to cure him and he went off to the
Springs, thinking maybe the water
might help him but it just looked like
nothing would reach his trouble. Then
he tried dieting and lived on liquid
food until he almost starved, but even
that failed to do him any good and he
just kept going from Dad to worse.
Il don't guess there ever was q
case rs stubborn as his; if there ever
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DISTRICT NO. so

Morris Patten spent several days at
Mile Laos lake fishing last week.
Fritz Anderson and Henry Arnhold
were Elk River visitors on Saturday.
The Franklin family were visitors
at the Lambert home in Blue Hill on
Sunday.
Mrs: Joe Rust's mother has been
visiting her the past week.
There is quite a little road work
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Tanlac is sold by C. A. Jack Drug
Co., Princeton, MINI. 20-tfc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10
Zradna bluza postovniho as

sistcnta. PoStovni podurednlk
josef Trhlik q Wilsonova ma
drazi koupil od poStovniho ash
stenta JaToslava VejSickeho z
Male Strany, ktery byl zamest
nan ma temze poStovnim llrade,
pracovni bluzu a kdyz 81 il O.
blekl, naleZl V kapse americky
doporuceny dopis, adresoVany
ma Matyldu JaroschoVou V Ce-
skem Bernslaku, ktery byl Wy
loupen. Protoze We vlakove po-
ste, kterou Vejsicky, jako tfi-
die doporucenych dopisu do
provazel, ztracely Sc cetne do
porucene zasilky, vzniklo po-
dezreni, re VejSicky tyto kra-
deze provadi. Proto provedena
byla Y jeho byte domovni pro-
hlidka, phi ktere nalezeno bylo
vice doporucenych dopisu Z ci-
ziny, ktere byly vyloupeny.
TAX nalezeny dopisy "Societe
Generate" V Parizi Sc dVema
Seky Ma 10000 X, dale SEX ma
238 belgickych franku a dopis
u Mylhlz, We kterem bylo 4145
rakouskych korun. Mimo to qd
cizil Vejsicky jeste dopisy Sc
400 Nix a nekolik dopisu do
larry. Byl dodan k zemskemu
trestnimu soudu.
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A0FN~ ~ sA>@@1Ss N~e~e@( -
jima Sc ono zlopovestne heslo
q +. 1914-1915, kdy obecen-
stvo podvodnymi triky bylo nu-
ceno k nakupu zbozi caste bez-
cenneho, cimz caste vyvolava-
ly Sc navaly do jednotlivych
kramu, byl takovy hon, re VI
zavodech obuvi prodaly Sc
tfeba dve boty leye, vubec ma
nevr byl vypocten ma poskozeni
chudeho lidu. Tento zlocin,
iimz Sc mimo to lid poburuje,
Sc Ease ujima nynf. Znama
'spolecnost obuvi Salaman-
der ma Prikop6 uverejnila wee
ra tento pruhledny inserat:
'Jelikoz obuv V tu- cizozemi
bude Ease drazSi, usporfte mno
no penez, kdyz 81 VaSi potfebu
opatrite lined - Ma firmu
bylo vcera dopoledne utineno
trestni udani ma policejnim re-
ditelstvi. - Ma obchodnika An
tonina Brecku 2 Kral. Vinohra-
du, Palackeho trida c. 102, u
emilia vdova po 1fedniku. Aloi-
sic Ochranova re Zizkova cp.
443 ma policejnim komisafstvi
ma Kral. Vinohradech udani,
re il vcera 5. hodin6 vecerni
prodal 2 ky kuchynske soil "a 8
/ X. = Podobne ma obchodnlka
Josefa Volaka z Kral. Vinohra-
du cp. 240 oznamila Marie
Knoblochova 2 Kral. Vinohradu
cp. 240, re il veera odpoledne
prodal l ky soil "a 2.80 K, ac-
koliv rano jeste prodaval "a 2
X. - Ma pranyf Sc zdrazova-
tell!
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On Sc nucene usmal.

On Sc nucene usmal.
"a to je vse co Wis, Paulet-
to? ?" Nemas zadneho klice k to
mu tajemstvi?'
ma mem krku nalezal Sc
auticky fetizek nekolika a.
mulety,, jeste jej nosim."
Ukazala mu retizek.
He'd, jake zvlastni amule-
tyl zde dracf hlava Sc smarag-
dovyma ocima, zde srdce, je-
hoz rubinove tepny zdaji Sc
obsahovati zivou krev a zde o.
pet ruka, ktera koraloveho ha-
da rdousi. Kdo as dal diteti
veci tax drahocenne, kter6 We
starem safe mori ma milost a
nemilost vydano bylo?"
"Premyslis caste tom?
Snad isl nejaka princezna, jiz
osud'zase jednou hodnosti a
postaveni navrati! Oh, jaky to
rozkosny krcekw
Ona ustoupila blednouc.
"Pravila jsem, re nechci mi
iii pred tebou zadnych tajem-
stvi. Jmenujes kirk muj rozkos-
nym; pocket, ia ii jej ukazu
oSklivym."
Vrhla Sc ku stolku toiletnimu
nakapala tekutiny jakes do
kapesniho satku a prejela MIN
kuzi.
"Co vidis nyni?"
On ma nj uleknut pohledl.
Pres n6zny a krasne tvofeny
kirk tahla Sc krvava cara cd u
cha k uchu - osklive zname-
nj matersk6, ktere horelo jak
znameni Kainovo.
"Milosrdny boze, co je to?'
"Materske znamen1. Vide
jsi n6kdy neco tax strasn6ho?'
"Jak to skryvas, Pauletto?' >
"Jean Rale mne naucil "a
kryvati to licidlem. Ostatn6 pc
hled ma to budl i We mn6 ne.
vysloynou hruzu a pax kdo by
mne videl, bude mne kdy "a
hezkou povazovati?"
"Rozevfel il sve rame; ona
ale ustoupila a kdyz op6t k nj
mu prisla, byl kirk jeji opei
bez poskvrny "Nyni Wis, z ct
no jsem Sc m6la zpovidati, Gu
do; nyni jest rada ma Tobe.
"Ne, me-" small Sc on.
PrivinuI ii ma srdce tai
spolu sedeli v duveru budlcin
poloseru dive mlade, posetile
ale st'astne deti.
Co zalezelo jim ma tom, zdi
byla rodem knezna neb zebraO
ka, zda-li on byl vzorem mia
deho muze aneb lehkomyslnyn
tovarysem, ktery neumi SPORT
oni byli malem st astni.
Toho vecera navstivil Var
neck divadio usadil Sc or
chestru. V jeho oclch bylo zfi
ii srdce. V druhem jednani no
dill zlatohlav6 Titanii kytici
kamelii. jejlmz stredu mach;
eel Sc diamantovy naramek.
Ona zahorela nachem, al
nedotkla sc lesknouciho Sc ko
WI, herec jeden toazdyihl a pi
pevnil "a vseobecneho 4 jasan
; ma jeji rame.
Jakmile opona spadla, vyfi
til sesR Varneck ven a zastih
!; Paulettu prave v okamziku
kdyz svou oblekarnu opouste
la.
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Sidlo bolu.

Matka: "Kdybys jen vedel,
hochu, jak mne to boil, kdyz
ii musim dati SSprask!' =
Svnacek.s Ale neboll te to
ma tom samem miste Jako
mne."
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te."
''Budete mi uprimne odpo-
vidati?"
"V kazdem pffpadu."
Cizinec vyskotil a odstrcil
zidli.
"Kde jest dite?" tazal Sc,
prizvukuie ma kazdou slabiku.
"Co? Jiz zase?" zvolal dok
tor udiven. MA to byti nesmy-
slny zert aneb vskutku nam
byt o tu absurdni zalezitost
tazan? Pfedevsim kdo jste?"
Nine posfla matka ditete,
odvetil cAinec, ktery jako So
cha pred krbem odvracenym
oblieejem stal, "a jmeno mo-
je Vam mdze byti lhostejne. O
tazka ona ale neni zadnym zer
tenn, nybrz strasnou. pravdou.
Kde jest dite?"
PAX muslin odpoy6deti, jake
jsem jiz pred nekolika tydny
odpoved6l: nevim mic diteti,
skutecne mic. Dana, ktera Vas
poslala jest bud na omylu, a.
neb pomatena.'
"Zadn6 z obeho; ona jest
matkou, jiz bylo dite uloupeno
a velice bohata. Wy sam, d0kto
re, jste chudy. Jeho zrak pre-
let6l chudobne zafizeni svetni-
ce.
"Vec Jest elm dial Tim hez-
ci," podotkl doktor Cover su-
Sc. iafasss
Gale posud Sc takovy chudy
muz nenarodil, kteremu by ne
byla sladkou mySlenka ma bo-
hatstvi. Shodn6me Sc. Reknete
mi, kde jest dite ia vam na-
bizim deset tisic dollaru.'
"Dekuji, d6kuji, to by bylt
mnoho."
"Dvacet tisic dollaru. =
"Jeste hure."
"Padcsat tisic dollaru."
"Velmi lichotive. Coz stoj
slovo "darebak" tax zreteln'
ma mem cele? Coz myslite, u
bych dite pred matkou skryval
az by nablzela sumu, ktera b.
lakomstvi menu lichotila?"
"Sto tisic dollaru, pravil ci
tzinec, aniz by Sc ohlizel ma re
doktorovu.
Cover otevrel dvefe.
"Jdetet" zahrimal.
"Zlato, tedy nemohlo Vase
sta otevfiti?"
"Rozum6l jste mi?l" VIOLA
doktor a ukazoval ma dvefe.
"Nechcete tedy niceho rici?
"Nevim niceho. Celia vec jes
bud blaznovstvi, aneb zlomy
slnost. Kdyz ona DANA mysl
re ieii nepratel6 dite jeji ma
il, at 81 ho tam hleda.'
"To ucinila, bohuzel be
vysledku.
Oni isou prilis chytri. nez g
bv dite Il sebe podrzeli a ubc
he matce chybi d1kazu k sou
nimu zakroGeni, nebudete-li V
mluviti.
"Nebesa, zachoyejte mi mo
trpelivost! Kdo jste? Kdo Jso
Vasi nepfatele? Jak Sc mu2
rozumny clovek takovyn
yecmi obirati?"
"To jest tez zcela zbytecnt
w mate pouZe ma danou
tazku odpovedeti. Vase zdan
va nevedomost mne vsak ne
klame, ony osoby Vas pro s.
be ziskaly, aniz by Sc byly pl
nesli o SVEN jmenu.
Cover ukazal opetne ma dN
re. "Cas mil jest drahy, nen
hu jej S vami dele mrhatl. Je
tie, sic vas vyhodlm.'
Cizinec Sc uklonil.
"Jeste stava prostfedku n
co vynutiti, co dobroyolne I'd
no bytl nechce. Dobrou no
doktore >Gowere.D
Postava <zmlzela v tenn
nocnim. Doktor za@rel over
30 n6jakm case Je opet OF
,,rnl. . Lr,aTal IA lradnl SLeLkO
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nj lezelo to Zlate JeJI dlte.
Cover zastinil rukou lam
pu a V pohnuti pozorovalv sve
milacky.
me jedine stesti!" zaseptal.
"Co neucinil bych pro sve mi
le! Vse = vse = jen to ne II
pomoz mi Buhp
Zhasil svetlo, vrhl Sc ma Sc
sli u okna, pritiskl ustarany o.
bliCej k chladnemu sklu a III
raj do temne noci.
TAX z6stal sed6t az do svita-
nj.
Po snfdani dne nasledujici-
tho, rozloucil Sc doktor srdecne
Sc svou pani a deckem a Wy
dal Sc na navstevy svych paci-
entu.
Bylo pfekrasne jitro jarni.
VSe kvetlo, pucelo, zelenalo
Sc. Ptaci vesele svitorili. Oh,
jak mucila jej upominka ma
tento den. =.
Pc dlouhem, hrani zerto-
vanf Julinka usnula. Emma pre-
nesla il ma pohovku, do poko-
je a ustlala il mckee a teple.
"Nezbud' il, Katy pravila
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