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Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-21
..wIand GA,
PhiIadaInhia IA
IOla!1 Zg D q,
 tx) Batted for Harris in 5rd.

Score by innings: Cleveland ~ .. 3 0 II l 3 F6 Two base hits Dugan ?. Speaker. o'Ndr 2, Jamieson Three base hits Welch, Speaker. Home run, Stephenson
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-21

(z) Batted Tor Afcouillan in 9th.
 (zz) Batted Tor Scott in Ith.
 Sco.e by innings: Cincinnati :. ........sO C .-Ie2 % e Bcstcn ...... .......3 0 Q . Q G-4 Two base hits. Wingo.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-21
Ercuklyn H)
TC'd :. fzl Rar kcr Knnetchv in 0th

ScOTe Dy lnIlIIlEs. Pittsburgh ....... 3 e-3 Brooklyn ..-.... l-2
 Two base hits, Bigbee Three base hit. Bigbee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
After Taking Three Bottles Of
SanuX Says He Feels 20
Years Younger and All His
Troubles Have Gone.

DURHAM. y. CT had indircs-
tion SO badly couldn't even drink
water without sumcrin.; from it," de-
clarcd MIR. l. II. Dunn. Of $40 West
rctt!.sr"w street. in a statement sent
the United Mcdico- Chomi Hospital
recently
II couldn't "st the ligh,cst things
without suffering severe pains" con
tiuucd Mr.. Dunn. Il would have tor
Rib" nervous headaches and dizzy
spells and was restless and couldn't
sleep. VAS on Il milk and cracker
diet ami was failing fast.
81 began taking SanuN and II helped
me right away. | commenced To i'm
prove from the first bottle
81 have taken three bottles and now
have a good appetite and can eat
anything without suffering I'm ia
years Old. but | work every day now
and ann feeling fnc--in fact. feel as
well rs did twenty years ago.
My VIII" and daughter are taking
SanuH and IL has h"lrod them. too.
II hcl!cvc SanuN is the greatest
medicine in the world for stomach
troubles and I'm telling every suf-
fcrcr can about it,
II your stomach is disordcrcd. your
appetite poor. If YOU feel weak. ncr-
vous and tired out all the time. II you
look haSgard ana pale and do not
weigh as much as you should. then
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
WANT MERGED MEDICAL
SCHOOLS LOCATED HERE
Dr. Caifsch Believes Richmond Site
Would Best Serve Interests
OF Virginia.
PHYSICIANS FAVOR THIS CITY
establishment Of Dental School at
charlottesville Would Bc Al.
tended With Difficulty, President
HiIrf1nan Quoted al Saving

pr. j. W Eggi"stun. r-csidnu, or
mo irginia Dental Society. and DR..
T. y. 'hlisch. an aluinnus OF IN. I-u,-
yerSitN "' irginia. went on record ay
'aVoring Richmond as the location Of
me proposed consolidated medical
1ho"Is Of the state. In "a letter 10
'r. :. e. Mitchell. chairman of tho
committee for tho adoption OF mcdi-
cal education in Richmond. Dr. Cal.
!sch says:
Replying 10 the query as To my
views ON the matter o. the mercer
"' IA" Medical School OF the Cnivcr-
s!'y or irEinia and the Medical COL
!cse OF Virginia. and the location OF
tNe consolidated school, wish to
say that deem IL best for The sake
OF medical education and practice in
Virginia. and for the university itself
mat the two schools should he ncrg-
ed. and that the consolidated school
he located in Richmond
AS an alumnua Of the university.
and one whose affection for her and
Hrid" ~ her ACHIEVEMENTS and hone
Tor her future even greater useful
ness, ac OF no slight character ! have
EVEN thought am, attention Ia tho
discussion. have heard the arru-
fn"nts of both sides. It is not neccs-
sary for me 10 rcitcratc these argu-
mcnts.
III Sccms TO mo that both the
logic ~ tho fituation as woil as the
necessities ~ IN" medical future OF
N" state declare uncquivocnlIy in
favor n tho merger and the location
At Richmond"
In letter expressing his Wow =
in the matter, DR.. Egrlcs,on says:
While there VAS a time when
physicians affected to regard dcn-
rather than would Ionsiahc- a:TAO
lists IA highly skilled mechanics
rather than professional men. It il
Haf" To say that no physician Of to-
day would risk his reputation by
making such a comment. Dentistry
's now recognized as Il branch OF
medicine. specially. The dcntls,
must have "A fair grounding in mcdi-
cal knowledge II IL" would hope 70
succeed In his sp" cialty. and the proa,
medical schools In the country. rccor-
niz!ng this, have Included dentistry ~
branch or instruction and teach
alike tho medical and dcnta! students
the fundamentals %; medical know
ledge. later dividing them according
L. their future vocations.
'br Alderman, president ot the Uni
vcrsity ~ Virginia, and the mos;
ardent advocate o, locating tho 'ncrr-
Ell schools AT Charlottesville has ad-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17

nittcd 'hnt the establishment OF 4
uon'nl schooi on inc university
e"n'pus "ouiu DC attended with great
even IL IL uid not prove an
~, 'ne on'y state
=. , 'nooi s"ou"i pc "hcrc
-, -" ~ y. su
:, ,r,ntnr ,.,onI, 49,. .,,, 10
-, 49, 49,, 80.
.,,Jnn,. 49,, ,,,tI t,o ,ho.a
-, 49,, ~, as -, III" ,,n y" onn,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
ON MILK AND CRACKERS:
EVEN WATER DISAGREED
65 earOld Victim of Stomach Trouble
Tells What Hospitals Treatment Did for Him

go TO tho nearest drug store and get
Ia bottle OF two of SunuS. which so
many people In this section are now
taking and which hundreds, who once
fclt just as you now feel, declare en-
tircly relieved them AMI put them
back on their fdct
SanuN has been used for years nj
the United Medico-Ch Hospital
where il has hcen prescribed for
hundreds of sufferers from various
forms 81 stomach. liver and kidney
troubles.
SanuN is n purely vegetable com
pound and contains nothing harmful.
Iit is sold in this section by leading
druggists In S-ouncc bottles at SIPS.
Look for the name SANI-N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
JOHN M. ALLEN ELECTED
PRESIDENT STATE EAGLES

JOHN NJ Allen, of Dixie A"rlc, 40.
S"N, fraternal order OF Eagles, Of
,his city, was elected president OF the
state Acric at the meeting OF State
delegates held in Portsmouth last
Tuesday ana Wednesday,.
Edward X. Fuller was the Official
representatives of the grand worthy
president at the convention and wos
highly commended for the manner
Ia which he presided over the meet
ing.
Portsmouth A.ric entertained tho
delegates in a very delightful WAY.
rh"r" were many delegates present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17

Makes Interesting Discovery.
While on a trip to COvington. Ky.
y here he has accepted a call TO tho
nHstorAt Of Trinity ErisconMl Chnrch,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17

Rev. James ID. Gibson. of this city
discovered that one OF the former
rcctors OF the church was his grand
iaths ---itcv. Isaac Gibson. native
OF Hanover County. Va. Rev. James
ID. G!bson's father. Rev. John S. Glib
son. grew up in Covington and was
tn" hrst clergyman ordained by
hop Burton. OF the Lexington pio-
rose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17

Hranch Johnson viii address the
meeting Of the Richmond First Club.
which Is 10 Toe held Wednesday at
O'Clock In tho Richmond Hotel. on the
subject. THE city Manager Form Of
Govcrnment." MIR johnson is a mem
Der of the civic Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
LAWN par,, Tuc>d,, Night

y lawn party. on the !awn Of the
home Of r: q. cook. ot bellevue court.
viii be given Tuesday night, begin
n!ng Al $50 o'clock. Tho fctc is for
the benefit Of tho First Christian
Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
PLANS FOR HISTORICAL
PAGEANT ARE ELABORATE
WAL orershadow Any Similar Event
World Has Ever known, ,Au-
thOritics Declare.

i'!ans for the virginia Historical
i'aEcant viii far ovcrshadow not ONLY
any such event that has ever been
h"ih in America. but any which the
world has ever known, according to
I,r. Francis Trcvillian Miller. of New
york. historical adviser Of the viz
GINA pageant. The pageant Will do
moro than anything els" To effect
i'"lshcvism. Dr. Miller continued
Tn" slogan. Garry Nc Back 20 ole
Nirginny." which has been adopted by
tho Pageant Association. and which
Is carried on every letter which leave: q;
Richmond, not only Viii have "A heart
felt appeal In Virginia, bu, viii
draw hundreds from every other
state in the union and many from
abroad. DIR. Miller declares.
Already many letters have been
received from overseas, and pageant
officials believe that ~ least 1000
people viii be brought 20 Richmond
for the event. Eighty-fivc orrariza-
tions already have Endorsed the pa
gcant.
Or. Miller, accompanied by Mr.. Sec
ley. also AN authority on history. -
In Richmond cooperating with W. B..
Cridlin. secretary OF the association.
In preparing data for the event.
Makes interesting Discovery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
rri,iculI. Iu MI,h rncumnnia.

Miss Phyllis BENNETT. The daughter
Of Mrs. Andrew Burch. Of Forest iiiil.
Is critically Ill At her home with
bronchial pneumonia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17

was chosen as tho meeting place for
the State Acrie in 1929.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-22
10000 AMERICAN
 DEAD RETURNED

Paris. April 22.-Twenty thousa nd bodies of Am erican soldiers who fell in France have either been shipped to the United States or are now in process of being returned for burial in their native country.
 With 102 officers of the American army and a personnel of more than 1000 men working night and day in many sections ef France, the Graves army has reached a point where it is possible to forward 4,O00 bodies month. The work of sending back the 52,311 bodies designated for inter ment in America will be completed by the end of next October, if present plans are fulfilled.
 The bodies of the Americans have been taken from every cemetery in the south of France The greater part of the effort is now being concentrated in the zone of the arnieS-the Ar American soldiers who died in Italy wu|be removed to the United States nect month.
 The Graves Registration Service now is working in Berlin on arrange ments for shipping the bodies of 130 American soldiers who are buried in various parts of unoccupied Germany. This latter work was rendered very difficult because the location of many of the graves was unknown. An ex- pert has been going over the German weeks and virtually all the graves have been found The German gov ernment has afforded every facility to the Graves Registration Service.
 More than 10000 bodies will be buried in the four permanent ceme-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-22
TAKE CARE OF
 YOUR PETS
 THIS SUMMER

Parents teach your children the importance of treating animals hu- namely urges Mrs H. Downs, of Noble avenue. recording secretary of the Animal Rescue League, at it's annual meeting held last night in the office of President William F. Burn ham, 35 F. O. Arcade.
 Look after your pets this summer if you leave town, and don't leave them alone to staTve," pleaded Mrs Downs after giving her annual years report which showed how much the league had done for the poor dumb animals nistreated during the past year.
 Mrs J. l. Bererton, the treasurer, reported that the society had taken care of 3,456 cases during the year of 1920 and that approximately s40O had been raised in various ways throughout the year to carry on the work.
 This worthy organization is self supporting and often expenses are paid out of the members own pockets The public does not hesi- tate to call upon them to aid crea- lures and therefore should not refuse aic>< help the animals that have de- voted their lives to them
 New officers elected include: Will jam E. Burnharn, president: Henry F. Stoddard, first vice president; Frederick 1T. Downs. second vice president; George Hair. treasurer; Mrs. J. I. Brereton. recording secre- tary, and Mrs F. H. Downs. core spending secretary. There are also 21 members on the Board of Directors.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-22
AN OLD RECIPE
 10 DARKEN HAIR
Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns Gray, Faded Hair Dark
 and Glossy.

Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly com pounded, brings back the natural col- or and lustre to the hair when faded, st-eaked or gray. Years ago the only way to get this mixture was to make it at home, which is mussy anr trou- blesome.
 Nowadays we simply ask at any drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sul- phur Compound" You will get a large bottle of this old-time recipe improved by the addition Of other in- gradients, at very little cost. Every body uses this preparation now, be- canse no one can possibly tell that you darkened your hair, as it does it so naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at time; by morn ing the gray hair disappears, and after another application or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, thick and glossy and you look years young er.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-22
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

District of Connecticut.
 Lange; and Si- William sPHn q Andsrsen- CG e9- filed libel in the District Court of the United States for the District of Con. her boats, tackle apparel and furniture in cause of contract, civil and mari AND, WHEREAS, by virtue of pro- cess in due form of law, to me directed, returnable on the second day of May, S. s. ''Norland" and have her in my custody.
 District Court will be held in the United States Court Room, in the City of New Haven. Conn.,, 1900 noon, on the second premises, and the owner owners, and all persons who may have or claim any Show cause, if any they have, why a final decree SRfIa MfIh1aM aSf fSS R PAMER A RfEfso
 U. S. Marshal. By Thomas Monahan Deputy U. S. Duncan and Maunt, New York. N. Y- Proctor for Lbellant SUSIE DELI HoRyATH vs- WILLIAM
 j. HoRyATa.ordsr 515,G,,d of if Notice
 port, April 20, A D. 1921
 Upon the complaint of the said Susie e-s in sef If forth for I. A divorce: 2. That her name be changer to Susie Deli. re- turnable to the Superior Court. in and for Fairfield County, on the first Tues day of May. 1921
 It appearing to and being found by the subscribing authority that the said defendant is absent from this State and gone to parts unknown
 Therefore Ordered. That notice of the pendency of said complaint be given by publishing this order in the Bridgeport Times a newspaper printed in said Bridgeport, three times succeSsiyely, commencing or before the 2oth day of April, A D. 1921
 MICHAEL J. FLANAGAN, Asst Clerk of the Superior Court for
 Fairfield County. U2nss
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-22
TRY SULPHUR ON
 AN ECZEMA SKIN
Costs Little and Ovcrcornes Trouble
 Almost Over Night.

Any breaking out of the skin, even fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly overcome by applying Mentho-Sul- phur, declares a noted skin specialist Because of it's germ destroying prop critics, this sulphur preparation in stantlv brings ease from skin irrita- ton. 'soothes and heals the eczema right up and leaves the skin clear and smooth.
 It seldom fails to relieve the tor p,ent without delay. Sufferers from skin trouble should obtain a small jar of Mentho-SuIphur from any good druggist and use it like cold cream
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-22
'eries which the American government

teries which the American government will maintain in France.
 The Fine Arts Commission of the American War Memorial Council has arrived in Paris for a series of meet inSS and a, tour of inspection of the permanent cemeteries. The Commits sion has in contemplation plans for the Identification of the cemeteries and win determine the character of headStOnes to be used and the general decorative scheme to be followed. The Commission will probably consult with leading French landscape artists.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-22
RAILROAD SERVICE SUSPENDED.

San Juan, Porto Rico, April a. All railroad service, including mails, was suspended in Porto Rico yester- day until further notice, as a result of a strike of railroad men. The strikers claim to have 500 out of HOO employees. Refusal of the com pany to reinstate q station agent who was discharged caused the strike.
 The estate of Albert OIeson, late of Trumbull, has been appraised at S1 200
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-09
LEkARSkY RIDITEL PRO
CESKOSLOVENSkO.

DR.. X. Emerson zaslah dru.
NJ. @. Eversolovi V Pafizi do
piS, iimz mu oznamuje, &c byl
ustanoven "a lekarskeho ridi-
tele Americkeho Cerveneho
kfize Y Ceskoslovenske Repu-
blice. Dopis je nasledujiciho
zn6ni:
"Timto jste poveren zasta-
vat misto lekarskeho riditelc
Y Ceskoslovensku. DIE ustano-
veni ohchodniho reditele pro
vSecku Cinnost Amer. Cerve-
ncho Krize V Ceskoslovensku
budcte pfimym zastupcem ko-
misare Y Evrope one zeml a
budctc zastavat ty poVinnostl,
lake isou jemu pfifceny. Pra-
.ce rozyrzcna je, ma |. Peel pred
narozenim, 2. Vyzivovani de-
cka, 3. Osetreni ditek pred
skoIskym vekem a A. Osetfenl
~ iejich skolskem veku. Tedy
organisace Pece 0 dlte mai
zahrnovat praci klinickou, til
dy pro instrukce matkam, sta,
nice yyzivovaci u kliniky pre-
prohlidku ditek pred skolnln
v6kem a We skolnim veku. Ire
ba nkoly ty provost Sc souhla
sem mistnich autorlt S mist
MIN personalem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-09
OSETROVATELSKA SKOLA
v PRAZE.


Slecna Hayova referoVala 0
dopisu sletny Parsons ohledne
poflzeni ledne anebo dvou
ward We VSeObecne nemocnici
V Praze, ably Sc tam vyucily Ia.
cky osetrovatelske Skoly Y ne
mocnicni sluzbe. Az dosud ne
mohlo Sc mneho delat, pone-
vadz cvicily Sc oSetrovatelky
We vardach, kde isou lekari ne
prejici tomuto vycVilIu. DR..
Emerson snazi Sc vyhledat dive
vardy, kde jsou lekari sympa-
tizujici 5. vycvikem oSetfovate-
lex, ale bude treba zajistit nut
ne mnozstvi zasob a rozpOCet
ma ne bude predlozen V konfe-
renei.
DR.. Emerson Sc vyslovil, ze
V. tomto vycviku nemocnitnich
oSetrovatelek jevi Sc znaCny
Zajem a pon6vadz Sc osetro-
vatelkach vychovavaji i spole-
Genske pracovnice, tedy pracC
la muze Sc klidne podniknout
Zahajovat oSetrovatelske Sko-
ly V EVrope sc vrele doporucu.
je.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-09

meo hladkou drahu ale pozonhodna orQansatorka scho
areho dvadenho kozaka spovatele Vacava Stecha
znameho cinnos Vinohradskem divade ucinla prayc
dvy Pan redite Stech ma sobe COST amerckeho Nefika
Scientific management ale vsdecka organace d
vada to skuetne e ia della prave dvy jeho pfesnost
srys pro pnovani podrobnost zvast6 pax rozpoctech
cd kerck neupust p nemensich podncich vypravu
p1ave anekdoy Dramaturg D. J Mahen spisovael dobre
no ena pred nedavnem menovany take knihovnike Nest
se knhovny Brne pracuje nm ruku Mezi spra
divadla personalem hereckym hudebnickym panuje
nelepsi pomer Vd6l em Mestskem divade operu MA
"Sarku mohu rici ze b6nska stoj opravdu
1rovni vysoke
Brne usazeno ie liz n6kok krajann Ameriky bi Sc
jim Jahelkove Chicago, p. Mkuasek NeDra
sky D. Cyril Omahy, kery stav 81 tn prave vlku
nakladem jednoho mionu korun Tuto viku necha
diti pohodm opravdu amerckym Messka rada brnenska
m ohoou ysla vsfc. We vce bude bydleti zcel
sam Bytova Rna tax veka jake Praze, take
hodn bude pry stavet tohoo lea jeste Vi
ce Obchody poravnam Brne sou prepneny zbozm jake
Praze zvastd obchody eznlcke uzenafsk lahddkase
ey jsou tn sten6 jake Praze Eegann6 zarizene obcho
DIV stfizni zbozim mali vek vber ceny podobne
prazskym TAX zvan6 American Barry, eleganni
bavn msnos test pozornosti Barry tyo pra
vdelnVmi eegannimi kavarnaml vnarnami jednom ale
zvastnost iech amecky bar kde 81 zakoup ta-
kovy drink aky 81 ienom vzpomente Mel se neja-
kou zabu tax zvanych mixed drinks starych epsich
dobach Amerce zde byio by vas Edorado. P
hraie hudba pravden6 ceske skadby Psnicky Hase
row test Sc zvas obbe ale zahra lejakoa
ldovou jako prkadu nepopuarnejs prazsu odrhovat
ku "Tocte Sc, pardalove'
Gesv rag mea Ntmeckost" Olomouce dlouho vzdorovaa
aSkoV oko byo cesk6 Oomouc e dnes veiice peknym
pravnpm mestem nekterch casech ma velkomessky raz
sadly snad nekrasneS mestske sadly Morave
posledn dob6 av6o je tn celia rada novych
vemi p6knvch budov MestsEem dvade, do nedavna cs6
nemeck6m hrae pu roku cesky pul roku nemeck
gudova Meskeho dvada bya napisy isou
yThradn6 cesk Geske dvado bude vSak brzy
budova nova.
PiSu techto v6cech podrobn6 pot6Seni kraanu Mo-
Az doposud sem psal Praze nepsa isem nceho
pom6rech Morav6 NeliS velkych mesech cd
ru Cechach venkov6 ida mne este vets bahobyt
Iii ceskem venov6 ale ia ovsem vide Jenom nejlrod
nGii kree noravs6 oko Pro6jova, Olomouce Prerova.
Zasoby potravin v&eho cho sou mestech dosatecne
Iyl Isem Mor@Na rolovici dubpS. Pocas bylo
pocatku psijemnG ale 6 dubna zacao rset snez hya
ctena zima To pati imenoV6 seYem Morave Cesko-
moravske pahorlatnG Cd pocaku mesce bfezna byo tn
slunne potas Snih ztrat prroda zazelenala Ma
stronech vvrasily prvn ky6y nekere dny byo horko
obevovaa kvtka Lylo ySet pac zpev. poovi-
dubna nasala ciena chladna kdyz Moray sem dine
II dubna odizde pahorky byy >pokryty snehem Cesko
noravskd pahorkatna je poklyia ipn6 blym mbasem N
horc napadalo sn6hu znaCuf mnozst Poni prace nsed
KEN toho oyy zastaveny.
tp0kracoVani)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-09

Morav6 lest zamo ze zde cesky zive vzdy by percen
uen6 snejsi Cechach ale veka mesta moravska do
nedavna mdla tistt ndmcckl a na6zaa n6meckem
vlehu VSichni pamaujete rados Ceskem bofe
<yz fed neakym panacti ity utinen by prulom do ne
meekos" moravsk[ eh 6s n6koika meme duleztych me-
stech Morayy oeno ceske obecn zaupestvo
ehdv n6meckv mater vsech veych moravskych
toko um6ly ednou vsechna velka moraVska
dosanou teskych rukou. Pracovalo horetne
elem Ma Morav6 vasenecke uvedom6n teske
bvao intensine3 Pres vsak byo by trvalo mnoho let
ably uenGno byo zadost spavednos kdyby byl vvoj v6c
neuspiSil preyra Mesta Brno Oomouc vedle Jhlavy
Inoima udrzovaa neid6e syu nemecky te pritny e
iich dnesni cesky raz pusoh dojmem radostnejsim.
Bvl sem Irn6 naposed pred dvacit ety. Pamauii Sc
elmi dobfe, ak boea nmeckost Brna ak clovek tru-
chill mad tim v5echno nemeck6 byo nadherne vsechno
ceske chude poni5en6 Dnes vSak nak. Ten pozo-
rhodny perod e netim mad tm covek mus zaradovat
Vcchna namest vSechny uce veke restauranty kavrny
obchody prirozen6 nadraz mali vyhradne cesky Dfi
vScchno rochu vyhlizeo eegantn6ii okazaei byo
remecke Nemc nell neiepS budovy meste cesky 1--WE
tsnl ulcich posrannch schaze ku zabavdm
mistnostech ehudych prostk1ch jake ia zakiknua tesk
dlsicka.
Brno dnes Gini DOZEN velkomesta. Nadete nadherne
American Barry kavarny eeganni. .ob
chody podobnt ako Praze Ma ulicich e ruch velkont
vsude enom slyste cesky hovor zabarveny c
pfzvukem nasvedtuie nasi nemectf spolu
kraanG vprav do siuace Neni zbyti. Cesha
pece jenom prvnm jazykem zem6 upathuje vsude
casopisy snazi lamenoyat mad tm
tax nen nebo Zide ktefi kdys voi jadro
ckeho vu Brna chod do ceskych dvade muv tn doceld
cesky Mali vekou hospodafskou
kou ejich skon srane, ktera zaiste znacnt
mre ceskost Bra prospeie BrnenS eide ou Nemc brnen
skym trochu ma kordy pciny nemecti zasupci
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