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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-11-30
P. B. O'Connell Of Leola, S. D.
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p. B. O'Connell Of Leola, S. D..
was a visitor at the Ben Johnson
home last week.
Val. p. Jenniges of the Farm
|ers State Bank Of Wabasso tran
sacted business here on Friday. /:
Miss Marjorie Baldwin was
hostess to a company Of young
people at her home Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. w. D. Lines will sell all
her household goods and autos at
auction Saturday, December 10.
Colt.
Miss Blanche Phinney return
led to Echo Monday after a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Phinney.
I Mrs. Glen Gold returned Sat-
urday from a visit with her bro
ther Frank Griffith and family
at Redfeld, S. D.
Gene Ashford, who has been
working at Hendrix for. several
weeks, arrived Saturday for
visit at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wiggens re-
turned Saturday from Arnolds
Park, Iowa where they visited
their daughter, Miss Mary over
Thanksgiving.
The Ladies Aid of st. Johns
Lutheran church will meet Fri
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Louis Daehme in the south
part of town.
Misses Doris Johnson and
! Gladys Pierson returned Satur-
day from Echo where they were
guests of Miss Crystal Gill for
several days.
/ DIR. and Mrs. E. A. Lyman Of
Remer, and Mr.. and Mrs. B.. D..
Lyman of Big Falls, Mimi, are
in Redwood Falls to- attend the
I funeral of E. A. Lyman, Sr.
w. H. Gold left Saturday for
Rochester for a short visit with
Mrs. w. II. Gold and daughter,
Miss Margaret before leaving for
Chicago on a business trip.
Miss Veda McNaughton re
turned to McAllister College
Sunday evening after a visit at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David sMcNaughton.
IS. .. McRae left Saturday for
Princeton where in company
with his brother, DR.. McRae.
They left for Crookston, called
there on account Of the illness Of
their brother.
f We are agents for the Nation
ally Advertised Krochler Bed
Davenos and Bed Davenports.
Special prices are being quoted
on same this week. Grapp Furn.
and Undt. Co. 20y1t.
P. W. Ralston of Chicago, who
has been the guest Of his sister,
Mrs. David McNaughton since
Wednesday, left Sunday for Bel
view where he will visit another
sister, Mrs. Dan Mckay.
The Town Lads Aid Of the
Methodist church will meet in
the church parlor Thursday aft
|ernoon, December I. Come pre-
pared to sew for the Home Relief
Work. Supper will be served in
the basement at the usual hour.
All are cordially invited. Rec.
Mrs. F. Z. Tout entertained q
company Of children at her home
Saturday evening in honor of her
son Jacks twelfth birthday am
niversary. The guests were
Ruth Kuenzli, Lucille Grapp,
Dorothy Larson, Grace Wester,
Doris Davis, Marie Asleson, Max
Countryman, Carlyle Jaehning,
Gilbert Corbet, Leo Schmid and
Herbert Lemke. Light refresh
ments were served at the close
Of the evening BY the hostess.
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City and County.

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: City and County. :
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ri K. Lamberton was visitor
~ ne home of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
at y at Winthrop Thanksgiving
Dayhr and Mrs. w. A. Hauck and
Willy spent Thanksgiving with
iahe J. P. Hauck family at Wood
aaILIylemens Hillig was a visitor at
s home of his parents, Mr.. and
: Is. John Hillig at Morgan
Thursday.
4 y George Franta and family of
Wabasso were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
McPhee.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. O. Torgerson
and son will leave this week for
Renville where they will make
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Lohrenz
drove to Wabasso Thursday and
attend the marriage of DR.. Brey
to Miss Elizabeth Daub.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Mckay left
Friday for Minneapolis where
they will visit their daughter,
. Mrs. Albert Zurst and family.
> III. G. Sherwood, editor and
publisher of the Fairfax Stand.
ard, called on friends here Mon
day and also attended the meet
ing of the Commandery Monday
night.
Miss Gladys Lamberton of ST.
Peter was a visitor at the home
of Mrs. Lillian Lamberton Satur-
day and Sunday, leaving Sunday
night for Franklin where she is
a teacher in the public schools.
Miss Angelina Ackmann states
that the basket social given at
her schoolhouse November 22nd
was largely attended. The total
receipts were S48.75. Miss Ack-
mann wishes to thank all those
who attended and helped to make
the social such great success.
I Card of Thanks. Mr.. and Mrs.
o. J. Bollunr. wish to express
their appreciation and gratitude
for the kindness shown by the
ladies of Redwood Falls who so.
kindly attended the burial ser
vice of Mrs. Bell Thomas and to
those who sang the hymns Of
this service. They also wish to
thank Rev. Burdette L. Main for
his sermon and the other assist
ance he gave during the service.
The Country section Of the
Presbyterian Mite Society an
nounces it's annual bazaar and
supper to be given at the Presby-
,.terian church Friday, December
2. Supper will be served from
I've thirty o'clock until all are
Served, the prices charged being
twenty-five and thirty-fve cents.
MENU.
Washed Potatoes Smothered Chicken
GRAVY Rolls Pickles
zffDbage Salad Cranberry marmalade
Pumpkin Pie Coffee.
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Gales News Items.
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&
The M. i. G. social at the O..
Larson home last Friday even
ing was well attended and the
proceeds go to the pastors sal
[ary.
Miss Jane Reynolds spent a
few days with her grandmother,
Mrs. E. J. Andrews at the Tracy
hospital
Mrs. l. Kay and little sol. and
Mrs. E.tE. Michigan and little
Lucille spent a few hours at the
F. Reynolds home.
Miss Rose Zwach is visiting at
the parental home over Thanks
giving She teaches school
near Marshall.
Earl Reed and Miss Mary
Alice Weber were married
Thanksgiving day at the NJ. E..
Parsonage. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Reed are well known here, Mrs.
Reed having grown up in this
community. She is the young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
E. Weber. and is well and favor
ably known. We wish this
young couple all the joy and
happiness this world holds for
humanity. Miss Gerene Weber,
a sister Of the bride and Merle
Reed, a cousin of the groom were
bridesmaid and best man.
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spend the winter.

spend the winter.
I. G.. Black of Springfield visit
ed friends here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. G. Hopfen-
spirger and daughters spent
Thanksgiving at the c.. P. Cut
ting home in Sleepy Eye.
Mary Kuelbs arrived. here
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiv-
ing at her home.
Alvin Jensen entertained a
number of friends at a birthday
party Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorwald John
son and family were Thanksgiv-
ing guests at the Dorum home
in Milroy.
Miss Frances Bierl is visiting
at the Chas. Berbrick home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sparks and fami-
Y of Redwood Falls Spent Thurs
day at the B. Sparks home here.
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Delhi Presbyterian Church.
r. Z Aitchason. Pastor.

~. y. AICCII6SUIi, doIOI
Lantern Lecture Thursday
evening at seven-thirty, entitled
Country Church and Country
Life.
Morning subject, December 4,
What Is A Christian.
Evening subject, The Loneli-
ness of Sin.
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8 CHURCH NOTICES. !
Methodist Church

Burdette Z. Main, Pastor.
1880 a. m. Sermon subject:
THE Revelation Of Life.
IL m. Sunday School.
$50 p. m. EpWorth League.
7::30 Song service and evening
worship, theme for sermon:
1aThe Leader"
7::3O Thursday evening Mid
Week service.
$3.50 Thursday evening, Young
peoples choir rehearsal.
Aid Society and supper Thurs
day.
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Eaton's Highland
Linen

Americas best known brand
of desirable and uniformly
high grade writing papers,
marketed at a moderate
price.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-11-30

Miss Ann Wester has accepted
the position as bookkeeper at the
FL. G. Schmahl store and started
her work there Monday.
Ben Johnson of Aberdeen, S.
d. spent Sunday with his family
here, leaving Monday in company
with Mr.. O'Connen Of Leola, S.
d. for st. Paul on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. a. Baldwin
announce the arrival Of their
grandson Herbert Andrew Gund-
erson, at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Gunderson
Of RedWing, Monday, November
%. Mrs. Gunderson was form
erly Miss Dean Baldwin of Red
wood Falls.
i X X X X 4 4 X X X X
+ CHURCH NOTICES :
Il X x x X x Il X X II X *
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-13

more, the laboratories producing this
new vitalizer which is called Re-Nu-
Tabs, are so confident of it's power
thar they OFFER it on the b sis of mo
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Any reader of this paper may test
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-13
Vigor of Youth in
A New Discovery
Science Produces a Vitalized Super
Tor to Famous Gland Treatment.
Magic Power of African Bark.

Have you lost your youth, vigor and
pep? Does life seem dull and work
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The principal Ingredient is an ex-
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II is said to be the most amazing in.
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the circulation improved and the
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The new vitalizer contains expen.
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cost within the reach OF all Further
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icine till the cows came home. He fl
nally said would have to be >operat-
ed. Luckily. | heard Of Mayr's Won
derful Remedy then, and although it
is now three years since ] took a
course of it, / baye never had sy1np-
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It is a simple, harmless preparation
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sell our mems tailored-to-measure
/ $f5. 5s9QHd $4,000 suits and .oyercoats,
direct co wearer, These two low
prices make numerous saaes and big
commissions certain Commissions
paid daily, Special propositions to men
writing immediately. shtyle-Center
Mfg. Co., Cincinnati, o.
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BE RID OF THAT ACHE

If you are. a sufferer with lame back
backache, dizziness, nervousness and
kidney disorders, WY don't you try
the remedy that your own neighhor
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Il was down with pain in my right
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me. Most all of the doctors said op
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IS the pain disappeared with the first
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practically all stomach, liver and in
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-13

This is To notify the public that the
cio Ordinance requires every male
persou between the ages or Sixteen
aud Fifty years old In the City Of
brunswick 10 pay street Tax.
An persons between this age that
huyo not paid their street Tax hy The
1Sth day OF October. 1921, viii be
come a detaul,er and viii he subject
10 arrest and trial in the Recorders
Court for violating the Street Tax or
dinanoo.
an policemen IN The City after THAT
date. viii be Instructed Ia arrest al
persons IN The city ,hat have failed
60 pay street tax after that date.
J. n. REGISTER
Marshall. Clty OF Brunswick. Ca
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4 WANTED Experienced stenogra.
Dher one With clerical experience
preferred State age and salary '
pected. Addrsse Box 467, City. tt
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WAITED TILL THE cows CAME
HOME. /,

4 am indeeds glad to write you this
letter. / was terrible sufferer from
gases in the stomach end cu1fc at
tacks. The specialist, sur family doc
tor sent me to in Philadeiphi8 gave
me no relief, although toolahis med
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There a battery thathas the
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There's a battery with
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Wet Wash
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MANUFACTURERS or FOUR FUR
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+ ADDRESS &C. D. M" CARE OF
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MISCELLANEOUS

start one OF our Candy factories at
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furnish everything Experience IN.
necessary. Big pay Men.wcmen.
Frederick Kurn. 5li walnut ST. Phil
eaelphia. IA. 1919
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festival ailments, including append
citis. One dose will convince or mon,
ely refunded.
"A Lasting Effect.
On March 2, 1918, Mr., Townsend
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made for me has been a lasting one.
know the value Of. this remedy and
alwass i ecutunicnd H.
Sec at al dealers. t'oster-Milburn
Co.. Mfrs lsunaio, IN. w. -
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Miss r. Woodward, European speed
typing champion, who recently set a
record of 1924 strokes in five minutes,
is soop to arrive in this country to
give exhibitions of her speed on the
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+ AGENTS "Varni-Lac"--Th is the
most wonderful seller Puts d whole
new coat on an old autonl6biie for
1890. Exclusive territory. Send so
cents for $500 can. Republic Products
Co., Prospect Bldg, Cleveland, Ohio
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26

4
"lioj, Couvreure !" volal IVY
5enym hlascm ma soudruha.
"Co Jest? Co chcete?" ptal
sc Adrien nahlc vyrusen re
svcho dumani.
Nae pax vlastne mysl.S,
brachu?" ptal Sc Frenzy.
ia - Ma nic - Pracuji"
"Pracujes! M, ovSem, ale
mySl6nky I've litaii buh Vi kde /!
Vyblizls jake nocni tepice V
den pohrbu. Go ie IT,"
Ale pranic e
"Nepovidcj - Name te radi
a dGlaS nam starost. Vzdy by
vail jsme spolu, nyni sc mas
vsak stranis; ideme-li pravo,
jdeS V levo. Pr snidani Sc ami
nezasmejes, phi praci ami ne
hlesneS. Ty, jenz's mas druhdy
ySechny rozesmaval, vznaSiS Sc
mad nami jake zkazonosne
mracno. Mluv, co je tip"
"Nic !"
"Jsi nemocpn?"
Go vas napada !"
"Co tedy mas? Uhlizil ii
snad nektcry 2 mas? Hn6vaa
seq"
"Nemim ami neimenSi prici-
ny k tomu; znan upfimne va
Sc pratelstvi".
"A proto ncmaS miti pred
nami tajnosti; milujeme te z
cele duse a co rmouti tebe,
rmouti i take mas. Tedy ven s
barvou, proc tax smutnG vypa-
daS, proc jiz nezpivaS, proc isl
bledy iako neduziva panenka,
Vezi V tom snad naposled ne.
jaka laska -"
"Uhodl's, kamaradel" smaI
Sc Vivier, "hled te, jak Sc A.
drien zachvel."
"Nuze, ano." zvolal Adrien
"Uhodl's, vlozil 81 prst boil
nou krvacejici ranu! Laska
mne muci, trapi, pIiyede mnt
c rozum!"
ooh! Jak tragicka to slo.
val" small Sc Frenzy. "Za
bouchl isl Sc snad do vdan6 pa.
nicky, jiz stfezi zarliyy man
2el?" 1.
"Do vesele paniGky,kte By
potrebovala. hodne zlat' akd?'
(PokradovanN
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VEI1kY LOS.
ROMAN.
Francouzsky napsal Xavier DE Montepn.
ROMAN.

/, l4lZe DO lODOlky StlSkl uSluZnc-
mu Jecqulerovl ruku a odkya-
pll rauoSLnou tvarl.
MONA, re mne ten hlupak
uvedl ia StOpu - Dyl Dy 10 oD-
cnod, kQyDych tax ID Vyuzltko
val tu Jtno DOnatou demcku
Dyl by 10 kouSek, Jenz Dycn Wy
veul placldu Joubertovl. Pek-
ma TO pomsta "a vSe, co mne
darebak ten Jiz vyvcdl! NJ, po
kusme Sc - kdo W., nepodari-
Ii Sc to!'
lacquer "stiskl electricity
zvonek, a We dverich objevil Sc
skoro okamzite hubeny, vySo-
ky, nuzne obleceny clovek asi
35lety.
'Prejete 81, pane?" tazal Sc
upiraje chytre, jasne sve oci ma
Jacquiera.
"Zvysim mesicni vas plat. o
SO franku, Bonichone". -
, Ma tvari pisarove jevilo sc
tax nehorazne prekvapeni, re
pan jeho vypukl mad tim hla-
sity smich.
"Divite Sc tomu?" ptal Sc pi-
sare.
"Priznavam Sc, re -"
"Vybornel Teslm Sc, re jste
skromnym a ze vas velkomysl-
most ma, jiz vlastne V cele mi
ne nezasluhujete nr,Gkvapuje,
Naznacim vam proStredky, sji-
miz byste mi dokazal svoji pill
a svou zpusobilost''
r'"Jsem hotov uciniti vSe. OC
vlastne jde?"
"Chci zvedeti, jakymi vecmi
zabyva Sc V tomto okamziku
muj kolega Placide Joubert"
AHA, ia Screda q ulice Ge-
offroy Marie! P-osim, sdelte
mi laskave, oc vlastne jde".
"Kdybych to vedel, nepotfe-
boval bych vaSi pomoci. Ne
vim mic. nez re Jest to wee, je5
ma vynesti mu velmi mnohc
pen6z - TO ostatni musite sam
vyCenichat. Zda Sc vam to snad
| byti nemoznes"
Mem to veru lehke, kdyz ne
udate mi nic blizSiho. Joubert
jest vychytralym ptackem, ne.
sv6ri Sc pranikomu, pracuje
sam, ani ma jeho urednictvu
bych mic nevyzvedel = co tedy
delat?" = Il.
"NemJsim vam prece rici
ze clov6k Snadno uhodne nej.
tajnejsi zamery druhe osoby
kdyz sleduje kazde ieji hnuti
kazdy ieil krok. Ostatne, kdy2
mi prinesete zpravu, ktera po,
vede mn6 Ma stopu, dam vam
! 500 franku".
"Pfisaham vam, re vyzraju
! na pana Jouberta !" zVolal BO.
nichon radostne, "zaslouzim s.
!siibene odmeny".
''Budete $ tim miti vylohyi
! zde mate zatim so frank" de
Jacpuier podavaie pisafi ban
( koVku.
Tento mu il vytrhl q ruky a
.VSccek zmamen radosti mad ne
ocekavanou St6drosti panovou
l,yapil kancelare, ably dial Sc
! hned dc hledani.
XVIII.
Leopold Joubert, jemuz ban
kovky v tobolce dodayaly Vi
tezneho sebevedomi, odebra
Sc rovnou cestou 40 ulice Lions
oaint-Paul.
{ ALE, mlady pane, oslovils
iei domovnice, "vzdyt' jsen
yam proce rckla, re vam dopl
81, ~ S Klarkou vSe umluvin
- nemohu vlm ieSte dati pflz
nivou odpoved' -"
"Nemluvila jste tedy jeste
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lSAFdpCllC, l.sh iHllOlO L 10
lueno kolegu z uHce GeotIrey-
Marie DyIa by to OVSem mallc-
hoSU - pro lnne vSah jest To
znacna caStka, zVlaSte kuyz 81
poI1ysllln, re JSte nj JlZ l2U,-
900 Iranku dIuzen'.
"Uznavam dun ten, ale ne
annte zapomenOutl, re dluhu
tom Jsou obsazeny take uroky,
ktcrez nejsou Yeru mike -
"Myshte snad, re otec vas
nuJcuJe bez uroku?" vpadl mu
lacquer do reel. "A kdy pax
vlastne plijdu k svym pene-
zum?"
"Jakmile Sc stanu plnole-
tym'', odpoyedel Leopold jaksi
zarazene.
"Chyba lasky!" uSklibl sc
lacquer. AZ stanete sc plno-
letyln, obdrzlte toliko 100000
tranku - dedictvi po sve mat
ce. Dfuhujete vsak vice nez jed
nou toik, nebot' nedluzite Sc
toliko ode mne. Kazde zapira-
III bylo by niarne = mann du
kazy V rukou. Techto dnu pre-
wal jsem kancelar Ricouxa do
spolecneho majetku a odkou-
pll jsem mu vase dluhy a We
Skere vase .lpisy -'
Go pravlte.?" zvolal Leo
pold, na jehoz tvari rozhostila
sc smrtelna bledqst. /,
"Ano, ano, veskere llpisy'..,
opahoval lacquer, take omen
dunn upiS ma desot tisic fran
ku = mohl jsSe toho miti
znaCne nepfijemnosti = nemu
site Sc v5ak lekati - jste tax
mlad - chci ma tuto - lehko-
myslnost hledeti jako Ma det-
sky hflch. Clovek musi byti sho
vivavym -"
Ma tvari Leopolda vzplala
nyni ruda zafe.
'Vrat' te mi proklety ten IL
pis ."zvolal zajikavym iiiasom,
"podeplSu YAM misto n5ho IL
stinu na $4,000 -'
Go vas napada!'' Dranil Sc
lacquer. 'Dobfe TO aschovam
a vratim Vam upiS teprve V
den, al Vyrovname Svuj ucet
- AZ do te dohy uschovam jej
dobre a bezpecnG We sve po-
kladne, nemate sc tudiz echo
bait. TAX, nynl muslin vam
ilci, ze lni neni mozno, abych
VAN dal zadanIch $4,000 fran
XII. Budete mi ie moci vratiti
tcprVe pc smrti sveho otce, a
ctny muj kolega jest dosud
zdrav sV6zi. Kdybyste tax
mel vyhlidku ma bohaty shatek
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nejaky ten hacek, ba treba i
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ken nelze aertovati, kdyz ve-
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