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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
TEARNEY HAS
PLAN TO SETTLE
DRAFT QUESTION
Just What 1t Is Will Not Be Di-
vulged Till Lands Passes On
the Proposed Measure

Chicago, Dec. 27.-A scheme which
President Al Tearney. of the Western
and Three Eye Leagues hopes may
settle the draft question disturbing
the baseball leagues has been pre-
sented by Tearney to Commissioner
Lands, it was announced today. The
two leagues represented by Tearney
arc among the five which have fought
restoration OF the draft provilcges by
the major leagues as it formerly was
operated, but the minors hope for
some arrangement similar to the
Tearney plan under which the bene-
fits of the draft system cen be
achieved without the Objectionable
feature.
Just what the Tcarncy plan con-
tains aside from the farming of
players drawn from the miners is not
known. Judge Landis's opinion of the
scheme was sought, Tearney said, be-
fore making it public.
1t is understood that any plan en-.
dorsed by Judge Lands would receive
the support OF President Ban Johnson
of the American League who has been
one of the most earnest advocates Of
the abandonment of the draft system
by the minors and the majors.
Johnson's proposal. although not
embodied in Tearney's outline as far
as known, is that the major leagues
should give Il player in return for
each player drafted, in addition to the
draft price. the exchanged player to
be returned to the majors at half the
draft price if found untitled. This
and other concessions have been
urged by johnson to bring the five
larger minor leagues into line on the
draft dispute.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
TWO VISITORS IN
AUTO ACCIDENT
CLOSE TO OLDSMAR
Thrown From Bridge By Truck
They Are Painfully Hurt and
Came Near Drowning

Oldsmar, Fla. Dec 27.-(Special.l
Ono fan was painfully but not Sc
riouSly wounded in the scalp and two
others narrowly escaped death from
drowning in a small creek about two
miles east Of Oldsmar On the Memo
rial highway Saturday night when
their automobile was sdeswiped w
a Ford truck bearing the name of
the Dixie Novelty Works, St Peers
burg' Fla, driven by negro. and
thrown from the bridge.
Frank Robbins, owner of the auto
mobile, has been here but short
time. coming from a government hos
pital in North Carolina, where he had
been treated for wounds received in
the world war. His home formerly
was in Clearwater
Returning from Tampa about 8
o'clock Saturday night the car oocu
pied by Robbins and two others me.
the truck on the bridge Apparently
the front wheel of the Ford truck hit
the rear wheel of the Robbins car
throwing the rear around in such :;
manner that it drove eff the south side
of the bridge and landed on one side
The truck swerved off the road to the
north where it was abandoned by the
driver and his companions who dis
appeared. The truck was not badly
damaged
Robbins and his companions man
aged to escape from the car before j;
settled. and proceeded tc this place
Robbins car was removed from
the creek bed Monday with the aid OF
a truck although considerable trouble
was experienced in operating the lat-
ter because of the soft ground along
the banks of the creek
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
De Valera Not Con-
demned By People Who
Still Have Full Faith In
His Intentions, But He
Is Urged To Abandon
His Present Opposition
To Settlement

London, Dec. 27.-(By the Asso
ciated Press.)-Sentimen Throughout
Ireland as reflected in dispatches tt
London newspapers today, is over.
whelmingly in favor of the Irish
peace treaty. Reports from various
provinces indicate that fully ninety
per cent of the people in the 26 coun-
ties of Southern Ireland want the pact
ratified.
This confirms predictions made
when the Dali Eireann completed its
debate on the treaty last Thursday
until January 8 that the recess would
bring definite expression of the peo-
pies will and the view is now put
forward that when the Dali reassem-
bles the treaty will be approved by a
majority which will make an appeal
to the country unnecessary.
The Morning Posts Dublin cores
pondent says a rumor is afoot of a
sensation before the Dali meets
again, this being taken to mean that
Eamonn de Valera intends to an
nounce withdraway of his opposition
in view of the weight of opinion for
The treaty.
The Times sent a special CORES.
pondent to County Glare, the council
of which appealed to Mr.. de Valera to
abandon his opposition. According to
the correspondent the councils ac-
tion is endorsed with pride by a vast
majority of the people Clare is
known as the banner county" from
its having been the traditional home
of Irish political movements, among
them Daniel O'Connell's Emancipa-
ton campaign and Charles Stewart
Parnell Land League struggle, and its
people regard the council as having
lived up to traditions.
The reporter discussed the question
with all ranks and class of people in
Guiding the highest ecclesiastics and
the lowest menials, and says that
while he heard nothing in deparage-
ment of Mr.. de Valera, be was assur-
ed that from seventy to eighty per
cent of the county favors the treaty
The minority, he believed to be mostly
members of the Irish republican army
The Dublin correspondent of the
Times cites as evidence of the treaty's
acceptance the fact that a long letter
frofn@ Erskine Chlldcrs published in
the newspapers Saturday explaining
and supporting the alternative oath
Of allegiance ascribed to Mr.. de VAL
era attracted little interest. More
over it was regarded as breach of
the agreement reached before the
Dail's rising that no member would
make statements during the recess
and this was interpreted as an indica-
ton that de Valeras party is increas-
ingly in fear of defeat.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
COMMON PEOPLEIR IRELAND STRONGLY VOR TREATY
AND URGE DAHL EIREANN RATIFY AT NEXT SESSION
SOCIALISTS PREPARE FOR BIG
BLOWOUT AT TERRE HAUTE, Ind,
WHEN DEBS GETS THERE TOMORROW
WIFE OF FRENCH HELD
In SWINDLING CONSPIRACY

San Francisco. Dec. 27-Mrs
Charles w. French, wife OF the al
legged co-conspirator of John W.
Worthington, in the swindles foI
which they are under Indictment and
which are said to total $6o.000.OO0
was under arrest today in San Diego,
Cal, according to work received here.
Mrs. French is alleged to have re
ceived certain papers and stocks in
San Diego which were involved in her
husbands transactions. The direct
charge against Mrs French was us
ing the mails to defraud and she was
held in lieu of $4,000 bonds.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
LAKELAND SUB
DISTRICT SIGNED
ISSUE SIGNED

Bonds for $4,000 for the Lakeland
sub-school district, were signed at
the special meeting of the county
school board, held Thursday at the
superintendent's Office in Barlow.
Payment of $4,000 was also made
on the new brick building at Haines
City, which was visited by the board
in body, on Wednesday. The board
made ther final inspection at that
time, and accepted the work as fin
ished,
Warrants were signed for the pay
ment of those teachers of the county
whose school month ended prior to
the Thursday meeting.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
OUTLOOK NOW FAVORS MAJORITY
SOLARCE THERE WILL BE- NO Use
TO APPEAL TO THE ELECTORA Ate
INCENDIARY FIRE
DESTROYS A SCHOOL
AT FALL RIVER, MASS.

Fall River, Mass, Dec. 27.-Fire OF
alleged incendiary origin destroyed
the Henry Lord Grammer school
early today entailing loss estimated
at more than 100000. One fireman
was slightly injured by failing
wall.
A coal hod, which fire officials said
had been filled with infiammable ma
terial and had ignited, was found on
landing between the first and sec
ond floors. The school was a modern
21-room structure in the process of
construction.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
ONE KILLED AND SEVERAL
WOUNDED IN BELFAST FIGHT

Belfast, Dec. 27-One man was killed
and several wounded in clash be-
tween the constabulary patrol and a
number Of men in the Marrowbone
area today.
The constables challenged the men
who were acting suspiciously !, where.
upon one of them opened ilre, wound
Ing 4 policeman A running light fol.
lowed iu which fI6 ell7per was kilied.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
ENDORSES BURR

Sanford, Dec. 27.-The Sanford
Chamber of Commerce has formally
endorsed r. Hudson Burr for the
Democratic vancancy on the Inter
state Commerce Commission, which
will occur Dec 81 and which will be
filled through appointment by Presi-
dent Harding.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
RECOVERED RING

Jacksonville, Dec. 27.--E. r. Bis
sonette, of this city, formerly Of
Tampa, has recovered for $2.75 ring
which was stolen from his small
daughter in Tampa recently. Mr.. Bis
sonette several days ago received
through the mail from Tampa letter
containing pawn ticket and note
saying this Is your kids ring"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
WILL HELP CHINA

Paris, Dec. 27.-(By the Associated
Press premier BRAND announced
today his intention to introduce bill
i'm the French parliament authorizing
the government through agreement
with China TO use the Boxer indem-
nifty for the re-establShment OF the
industrial bank of China with view
to preserving Frances material and
moral interests in the far east.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
CENTER IS CONFIDENT
OF VICTORY DER ITS
FAR WESTERN OPPONENT

San Diego. Cal. Dec 27.-Centre
College, winner over University of Ari-
zona yesterday in the little East
West" football classic, turned toward
another post season opponent today
with renewed confidence. Yesterdays
score was 3S to 0. Next Monday they
are to meet the Texas Agricultural
and Mechanical College at Dallas.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
SECRET TRAINING FOR
CALIFORNIA FOOTBALL TEAM

Pasadena, Cal, Dec. 27-Secret
training of an intensive nature was
in progress today to put the Univer-
sity of California football team in
shape for its battle January 2, with
the eleven of Washington and Jeffer-
son College. The latter squad is due
to arrive Friday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
To INVITE II &.

Paris. Dec. 27.-(By the Associated
Press.) THE United States probably
will be invited to send official repre-
sentatiyes TO the international Finan-
cial and Economic conference which
Is TO be called by the allied supreme
council at Its meeting in Cannes early
next year. ...... 80. -. .......
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
Last Minute Briefs
MATCHMAKER FAILS

Washington. Dec. 27.-An invOlun-
tary petition in bankruptcy was filed
i'm federal court today against Robert
ii. IngersOll and brother, manufac-
turers OF the IngersOll watches. OF
this city. Liabilities were set mt $3,-
G00,000 and assets. exclusive OF gOOd
will. as $4,000, 900.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
MEXICAN FARM SECRETARY
HAS FILED RESIGNATION

Mexico city, Dec. 27-(By the As
sociated Press .)-Rafael Zubaran,
secretary of industry, commerce and
labor, has resigned. President Obre-
gon has taken no action yet on the
resignation. Senor Zubaran resigned
Following a persistant attack on his
honesty by the chamber of deputies.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
LUKE WRIGHT IN DAYTONA

Daytona, Dec. 27,--General Luke r.
Wright, of Memphis, former attorney
general Of Tennessee, secretary OF
war during the Roosevelt administra-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
HAWAIIAN TEAM MEETS
DEFEAT BY OREGON

Honolulu, Dec. 27.-University of
Oregon defeated the University of
Hawaii here yesterday AZ to O.. Ore
CONS brilliant forward passing was the
games principal feature.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
ADMIRAL DAVIS DEAD

Washington, Dec. 27.-Rear Ad-
miral Charles Henry Davis, retired,
brGther-;n-law OF Senator Lodge, OF
Massachusetts, died at his home here
today. He was native OF Boston and
7e years of age.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27

ia While two Chicago policemen were
exchanging shots, each believing the
other a. burglar the real thief was
making his escape. Each policeman
received q bullet In the right arm.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
Florida Stations

ton. ambassador to Japan and promi =
nent in Southern political circles for
many years. has arrived here with hia
family to spend the wintor.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27

Breeding on silver foxesa ise toilbe'
tried In Northern qndiana. One farm
has been Observation-Disclosures pairs OF
breeders bought for $2B.O00 from the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
, NEW CITY HALL

Orlando, Dec. 27-Orlando's new
city hall will be built at the corner
Of Main street and Central avenue ac-
cording to a decision reached by the
city commission iTehtative plans
provide for structure five stories in
height and costing approximately
$250,0O0 $3.50 esf ioi bf9
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
THE WEATHER

Partly cloudy tonight and
Wednesday.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-26
SvGdomity straznik.

Straznik stojfcl ma kfizovat
&c Spalen6 a Myslikovy ulic,
spatfil sedeti We voze elektric
ke drahy znam6ho dlouho
hledan6ho kapsafe. Nerozmy.
slel Sc a atkoliv VIZ byl uz V
pohybu, skocil do n6ho a zIo-
d6je zatknul. PAX 81 vsak vzpo
mn6l, ze skokem do rozjet6ho
vozu prohfesil Sc proti move
mu ulicnimu Tadu, sahl do kap
sy, utrhl biloxi zaplatil 81 po-
kusu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-26

berqrovi bylo dostatednou cd
.menou. kdyz Sc operetta p6kn6
.provedla Gesky Cleveland
mohl Sc pochlubiti take v6tsimi
9 klasict6jsimi dily, nez pouze
fraskou aneb dramou.
Umrtim p. Wiesenbergra
ztratil cesky Cleveland silu ne
nahraditelnou. Budiz mu cest-
ma pam6t! Dnesni DOLBY muse
j konati jeho praci tri RUNE
osoby, pakli Sc chce n6co lepsi-
no ma jevist6 cesk6 uv6sti.
S politovanim musime do
znati, re my CeSi zde ' t6to
move vlasti b6feme velmi maly
zajem zp6V "a prece Sc zove
me hudebni narod. Co je toho
pTiGinou? Stall jsme Sc priliS
pohodlnymi blahobytem Ame-
riky? Anebo je snad pravdou.
ze my pfist6hovalci pochazime
z meme vzd6lan6 tfidy lidu? Y
Cechach nenl ami iednoho So
kolskeho sboru, ,aby nem6l svui
.vlastni pevecky odbor, a zde?
S nadSenim tteme zpravy re
sletd sokolskych V Praze, kite
rych RUNE sokolsk6 sbory Ji-
hoslovanskych narodd Sc sd-
tastnily, a kazdy tento sbor
pfednesl nekter6 re svych ma
rodnich pisni, kter6 byly vd6t-
ne pfijaty, jen americky Sokol
musi vzdy ustoupit do pozadi.
protoze zpivat neumi!
Ale vSe by Sc nechalo ma
pravit, jen miti pevnou vuli
Kdyz tedy - primo feGeno -
nasledkem finantnich pomera
nemozno mistnim sokolskym
sborum zav6sti vlastni p6vecky
odbor, proc by Sc nemohl Wy
hraditi jeden veGer V tydnu
pro cViteni zp6vu, posilati
tlenstvo do zpevu ku p6vecke-
mu sboru, kde vyjma $1.00
zapisn6ho "a osobu neplati Sc
docela zadne jin6 poplatky, a.
nj m6siGnf, ami rotni? - Co
tedy brani sokolskym sborGm,
ably nemohly jeden veter V ty-
dnu v6novati zpevu? A jako Sc
spojily pritomn6 diva sokolske
sbory -- coz Cini ob6ma sbo-
rum velkou test - neni vylou-
Ceno, re by Sc nemohli sokolo-
We zpevaci spojiti tez, nebot'
p6vecky odbor byl by zdrojem
urcitych prijmu, pakli samy
bude prakticky fizen.
A jest6 n6co! Jest velmi ma
le procento teskych rodin, kde
by nebyl n6jaky hudebni ma
stroj, kde by Sc mladez ne
vyutovala hudb6; ale je hodne
rodin, kde Sc ma zp6v upln6
zapomina a ditky Sc zp6vu
neuel. A pfece jest dokazano,
re zpeV jest mnohem krasnej~
81 a uslechtilejsi nea hudba sa-
ma. Zp6v madeline zp6vaka i
posluchaGe vice nez cokoliv il
neho, a city srdce tlumoGen6
zpevem Jest mluva, jiz rozumi
a ocenl nehudebnik, a ktera
fozenfeJe l 10 neJledoVat6JSl
srdcel Vyutujme tedy naSi mia
dez zD6vu, " peveck6m sbo-
ru jest zajist6 prav6 mfsto, a
mic to nestoji.
Pani roditov6 by 81 nell po-
vsImnouti techto fadkd a po~
silati sve dordstajici ditky do
p6veck6 skoly. Zp&vnl hodiny
jsou kazdy ttvrtek veter cd 8
do 10 hodin V Besidkach Ma
rodni Sine ma Broadway.
Ia Peyecky Sbor 'Lumir-
Hlahol" r. A Friedl
N. B. Ct6n6 mistni casopisy
prosime 0 laskave otist6ni.
CuGIN-sx.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-26
Vysvetleni.

"Proc pax je ma popelaf-
skych vozech napsano: "Sta-
vebnf odbor m6sta Prahy?"-
ITO nevis? Proto, ze takovy
VIZ stavf u kazd6ho domu."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-26

ZVONKY KORNEVILSKf +.

retta cd Rob. Planquetta Sc
hrana prvn6 ma Gesk6m jevisti
v Cleveland6 dne 25. brezna
1900, a opakovana 6. kv6tna,
ten samy rok. Operetta tato
pax byla opakovana 0 5 roku
pozd6ji, a sice dne II. hTezna
1905.
TAX Gtu V zapiskach zesnu-
leho a nezapomenuteln6ho
sbormistra p. Alfredo Wiesen-
bergra.
Pana Alfredo Wiesenbergra
znal cely tesky Cleveland co
znameniteho pianistu utitele
hubby zpevu. Svou schopnosti
byl vzdy hledap jinymi ma
rodnostmi a americkou verei-
nosti, a ochotn6 podrobili Sc i
tito jeho rad6 pokynum, u
znavajice jeho schopnost a
zkusenost. Y hudbe a zp6vu
byl p. Wiesenberger autorita,
jakychz zfidka nal6zame.
Technika jeho co pianisty byla
obdivuhodna; cetl j ty nejt6zSi
klasick6 komposice ma "prvni
pohled", bylo mu hffGkou
transponovati same okamzite
do kter6koliv jin6 tommy die
potfeby okoInosti. Miloval
zpev a jsa sam vybornym teno-
ristou, dovedl vzdy ziskati a
udrzeti silny p6vecky sbor kol
sebe. Jeho jenny, cisty tenor
je velmi dobre znam 2 "po-
hfebnich ttverozp6vG".
Toto vse je dobfe znamo te-
sk6mu Clevelandu. Ale prohli-
zeje zapisky p. Wiesenbergra,
2asnu mad jeho nedmornou pra
CT. ktera zustala neznama Sirsi
verejnosti, a kter6 jsem ami
tuseni nem6l.
Ku pfikladu: Pan Wiesen-
berger Sc rozhodl, re bude cvi-
citi "Zvonky Kornevilsk6".
Koupil tist6nou partituru an
glickem jazyku. Cesky vytisk
neni. To t6to vepsal tesIy pre-
klad, ktery, pakli Sc nemylim,
byl vypGjten z Chicago. Prace
tato vyzaduje tyden, ano vice
tasu. Ze zkusenosti vim, re a
nj jedno "libretto" neni SPRAY
ne pfelozeno. Je-li pfeklad de-
Ian Cd literata-poety, tfeba by
" verse p6kne, jsou obytejn6 V
konfliktu rythmem hudeb-
MIN. Schazi slabiky, slova; ne
kde i cel6 v6ty, ably vyhov6ly
hudbe, anebo opacn6. A n6kte-
"a slova, tfeba byla poeticka,
jsou nezp6Vna, a pfili5 caste
u2ivano polohlasek 81" a "r"
ma delsi notu, Gimz je nemoz-
no dociliti jasny ton. A je-li
pfeklad pracoyan hudebni-
KEN, postrada Sc Ease cistJ
pei poesie a spravnJ rGm. Pro
TO take pan Wiesenberger ne
svefil zadn6mu vepsani tesk6-
ho prekladu, byl nucen meniti
rdzna sloya, v6ty. ano cel6
verse, aby sc oba rythmy, SLOW
nj / hudebni shodovaly, jsa ST
v6dom, re rythm hudebni mu-
ST zGstati dominantnf "a kaz-
dych okolnosti. Jsa hotov $
partiturou, opsal hudbu slova
pro solov6 partie, jichz ie Y
teto operette dev6t. PAX psal
sbory. T6 dolby bylo celkem
SO osob We sboru, COZ zname-
nalo napsati Is sopranG, p
altd. 9 tenord a II bas1. PAX
napsal dive napov6dni knihy,
jednu pro napovtdu a jednu
pro sebe, kterou mfval vzdy
vedle pal'titury ma klaviru,
sledoval vzdv prosu mimiku
8 plnym zaimem iak pri zkous-
kach, tax pfi provedeni ope-
retty.
Kratce feteno,. p. Wiesen-
berger pracoval ma 'Zvonkach
Kornevilskych" nejm6n6 ctyfi
m6sfce ' prazdnJch chvilkach
- fza INy,Io iolo ,,,r, 4 - . r.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-26

SltCH We SpIdVIl1CH Ed0dCn CuZ-
nych zalozen a tovaren V me-
ste a nemaje ami ma tom dosti,
chodlval pc drazbach pfihazo-
vat ma domy a pozemky. Pon6-
vadz mel velky vliv a dlouhG
ruce, neodvazil Sc obyceiny
smrtelnik zapasu MIN a tax
Sc stavalo, re skoupil lacino
mnoho stavebnich mist do
mu, ktere pax tucnym vydel-
KEN prodaval.
Nejvice vsak dopalovaly PIE
tinohu nakladne veCirky, KITE
re pofadal Zarvalek We SVEN
dome, kterymi slavil nesGet-
ne rodinna slavnosti jako snub
III den sve tchyn6, narozeniny
sve prababicky, prvni zuby
Vsech svych vnuku, podzimni
slavnost klaceni ofechQ a line
pamatne udalosti. Pletinoha
bydlel V sousednlm dome a by
| wal proto zle rozkacen, kdyz o.
tevrenymi okny slySel kory-
bantsky rev, jimz vitali Zarval
kovi pasoritnici prichod Ger
stv6 natat6ho St6nete" TO Jest
ctvrtky Gerneho piva a misy,
vrchovate nalozen6 studenou
zv6rinou a vykvetem cizozem-
skych salamu, zatim co poctivi
lide jako ma priklad Pletinoha,
81 vyd6lavali zivobyti Skraba-
MIN a cern6nim papiru a poll
dali odrikave krm6 jako vur-
ty cibuli, nebo ruske rybitky
Sc salatem Q kupeckych beCek.
Darbujan pfemeril dvakrat
dlouh6 hlavni nam6sti vessel
ma MenSi rynek, ktery tvoril
ctverec domu klidnymi fasa-
dami, Ma nichz nebylo mic bou-
charonsky rvaveho jako V uli-
clch obracenych k nadrazi a
vypottenych ma obluzeni lidu,
prichazejiciho do m6sta. Ma
prutelich domu poskakovali
bill koni6kove, leskly Sc zlat6
hv6zdy a kosatily zelene stro-
my.
Vsecko to dychalo teplym O.
|vzduSim starych NEST anskych
rodin, ne bohatych a ne chu-
dych, kde prvnl stupen blaho-
bytu pocinal tim, re 81 vd6Gny
syn dial vymalovati olejovou
podobiznu svych fodicu zave
sjl il mad starobyiym pradelni-
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vala este vybllena, schody dd-
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starych domech nebylo, kazdy
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zadni pfezce II kalhot. S neo-
bytejnou vynal6Zavosti byly
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lanymi hosty. Kdo pri9el naho-
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ny zvonec.
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rem vynakladali mistni "a
metnici mnohalety um i da-
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ktefl sem vsak malokdy "a
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le domorode nenechavce prece
udrzovaly V patficne vzdaleno
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ma Sc svatoianskou sochou. Ma
tomto mensim rynku byval ze-
leninovy trh. Kazdeho patku
si'zdely Sc sem k veceru ce-
leho sireho okoli n&kladni vo-
zy, obtezkane rdznymi plodi-
nami podle rotn{ DOLBY: bilym
cervenym zelim, kapustou, 0
kurkami, kedlubnami, spena-
tenn. Sla tuSnOu rn,.lyvf .