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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-01
No Doubt About Influence.

But to go back to the question of
womens influence, especially as
exercised in times of crisis, Judge
Ford says:
God, in his wisdom, gave to
women the power to hoodwink,
befuddle, befog and wheedle men.
1t has to do with the primitive re-
lation of the sexes. In the old
days woman had no other defense
but her power to influence men.
"And no matter what new fields
woman may invade, that power
over men will never diminish.
Never was there a man who
was not moved by feminine beau
ty.
There is no harm in this power
of women. If God gave women
this power He also gave men the
quality of responding to it. 1t is
right and fair that women should
be able to sway by this force. They
have always had a harder life
than men.
1T is not altogether beauty,
either; it's a quality found in chill
dren of the tenements as well as in
Fifth avenue bellies. It's feminin-
ity that appeals.
Nov as far as this quality get
ting a woman off in court with
a light sentence, or none al all,
let me explain how this has come
to be believed
IF the evidence is closely bal
anced and it is difficult to make a
decision, a woman is often apt to
be dismissed where a man might
be held by the law. These are
practically guessing cases - most
of our cases are that sort. The
cases that are not closely balanced
can be settled outside of a court"
DR.. Davis said that pretty girls
with fine clothes" were able to
win a judges favor. Judge Ford
does not agree with her.
1T is not clothes, not the CO.
quetry Of splendid dress. Women
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-01
Former Silverton
Woman Is Called

\ Silvcrton, Ore, Feb. l. Word
has been received here of the
death of Mrs. Phoebe Hall. for
many years a resident of this city.
She passed away at the home of
her niece, Mrs. c.. c. McCorkle, at
Grande Rounde one day last week
T at the age of SO years and 10
months. She was in her usual
good health, according to the re-
port, until about one hour before
her death. She was the wife of
the late John Hall and was we'll
known in Marion county where
she had lived most of her life,
moving to Oregon with her hus-
band more than so years ago.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-01
Page Three

ferent units by the office Of Adju-
tant general.
The following units have re-
ceived their checks for armory
drill pay: Headquarters. supply.
Machine Gun companies, all OF
Portland, and companies a, e. II.
II, and the sanitary detachment.
also of Portland. Other units OF
the Fifth infantry are expected to
receive their checks next week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-01
Colonel Mapes To
Inspect Nat. Guard

Lieutenant Colonel William s.
Mapes, of Camp Lewis. viii act as
the inspection officer during the
annual armory inspection of the
oregon National Guard TO take
place this month and next. Or
ders regarding this inspecrion
nave already been sent QUITO diff
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-01

Mrs. Emma Fish of Bend, Ore
gon, who has been the house guest
of Mrs Claude Settlemier for a
week. returned to her home last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Nadon and
small son. Eugene, of Harrisburg
were week end guests at the home
of Mrs. Nadon's mother, Mrs. Eu-
gene Eckerlin.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-01

New York, Feb. l. Can a Judge
be Vamped?
When DR.. Katherine B. Davis.
New York's former commissioner
of correction, told Philadelphia the
other day that a judge is but
mere bit of injudicious wax which
melts before the warm gaze of
feminine offender low moan was
heard TO come from the Liberty
Bell. 1t did seem for a moment
to mean the end of women's-ra-
ther, her privileges.
Il have seen many a pretty girl
dressed in fine clothes escape with
light sentence or gain her free
dom by smiling at the judge" DR..
Davis said, and added that the
baby stare was efficacious in MAX
ing crime lose its meaning as far
as the court was concerned.
At which Independence hall
shuddered to it's very foundation
of freedom and several of the ju-
dietary. of the City of Brotherly
Love talked back.
Judge Raymond McNeille, of
the municipal court, says that if
even the Queen of Sheba ever
comes to Philly to commit her
crimes her good morning, Judge"
would have no more pull with MIN
than if the greeting were passed
by a sober Mennonite maid or a
demure little Quaker, garbed in
gray.
What New York Judges say.
The question of the Sheban
queens future standing in a Phila-
delphia court having been defined,
if somewhat loosely, we turn to
what observations of women pris-
oners and litigants two New York
supreme court judges have culled
from years of experience.
One of them, Justice John Ford
defends women and her wiles, yet
makes it clear that the only COM
plete judgment of a woman is that
verdict which comes from MEM
bers of her own sex.
who knows? Who can tell
when a woman is employing her
wiles Eh? Wen, another wo-
man, perhaps!
"One of the critics of DR.. Davis
replies that he couldn't be vamped
by the Queen of Sheba.' | consider
that an egotistical statement for
any modern judge to make, be-
cause old Judge Solomon sue
cumbed to the wiles of that lady,
you know.
II suppose there never was a
man yet, from st. Anthony down, |
who was not influenced by wom-
ems beauty. He may be entirely
unconscious of it, too.
81 have always advocated the
presence of women on juries, par
ticularly in cases where there are
women witnesses or where either
or both parties to the suit are wo-
men"
Erlangcr for Women Jurors.
Like treatment to insure justice
for women is recommended by Su-
preme Court Justice Mitchell L.
Erlanser, who believes in the wo-
man Juror. He said
I'm my opinion no woman,
whether plaintiff or defendant, has
ever succeeded by her arts or
beauty in influencing any judge.
Jurors have been influenced by
sympathy in favor of women, but
the records of our courts show
that whenever such a result was
- and l am now speak
ing of civil cases - the verdict has
been set aside on the theory that
chivalry has not yet been engraft-
ed on the laws of our state.
There is no separate justice
for women.
''They are treated exactly as the
male sex is.
"If results can be brought about
by such means as DR.. Davis sug-
rests. the fault lies with the jury.
The only remedy is to empanel a
iurv of women who will judge
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-01

natural sequence of tipping the
body forward"
The proposed law, if passed,
would not become effective for
five years, that ample time might
be given for the sale and use of
all high-heeled shoes on the mar
ket.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-01
Wool Is Feature.

London, Feb. IA feature OF
the new costume models is the
white merino wool trimming. "A
thin band of this is used round the
waist and the cuffs are also fin
ished in the same way. the edge
Of the skirt is bordered with a sim
Flar white band. Skirts. which
are narrower. come four inches
below the knee.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-01

JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-01

hose invited tor tile a, a
II Mesdames II. d. Al
Eoff, W. S. Buchner' e e.
7 A. Bernardo, E. T.
volk, J. Culver
uette, G, E. schqne,,,'' nnam H.
,,,,,.
aoa marty which MIS-
lawn is giving for MRS
i this afternoon is a
of today's social
. Miles. a student at
H. n' in Newberg, has
lseation sos period between
.ha ave- home of her father
/. .'ig Mr., and Mrs. B. c,
miles returned to New
n evening.
n
4 mas filled to its
POry :.n SrI sunday afternoon
Raci,y VESTED in the lee
.1and il,,d' Father O'F1ynn,
IN Miss Mary schoettle,
H. Lillian Seangle,
4 Miss Leona Wiedmer'
Egan, popular TENOR
In audience by his rem
,rish songs. ReVere'" .,
whose ADDRESS
ciation III 'ne 4,.o
III. Al lhe ''o'N .s in
be audlence pon
be Star spa'is''
D. Allen OIL w icIil'd'
the house guest Oh hel
Gerald VolK'
Mrs. ". G.. Allen left |
ieht for a weeks visit
nciscO.
A ~ Miss Delight Ev-
,n.na " 1-'11 % = ,,9,,' ,,e,,,, an |
.ispds gatbarad at par |
hirbdav s,,rnrisa The |
Ill., waro snapt in the |
dslicions ronost ,vas
n nresart nnnn tbie no
4 tba Misses ril1y ond |
sIoLe Tovoo 1forr,,in
llght Evans. and NTessrs
Franklin and William |
Ham Rlakn Ir Teetar
RstOn Williamson and
hty.
ea's Altar society will |
'esday afternoon at the !
II
II, Miles, accompanied
psh'er Miss Eva, went
saturday to spend the
|lSs Lyra Miles.
Mrs. VIM. Gurus Of
guests at the home of |
FRS, Fred Woelk They |
an extensive tour of
'topping at the princi-
y interest. After a two
Ir home state.
Reverend o,F,,,,,
ID Monsleppor Id,,o , ,,,,, 81 81
minent sneake,l ''te - 81 ol
lday afternoon Eaca. 70 Ii.s !
'uck entertained Irtth =
dinner narty s,,ao " IN a
a carnations mada ,,''s
.centerpiece ano "a
Silver candIabra added Leu
touch to the anao,,, ot,rU
Ose ENJOYING Fatho,, [1i,l,
pitality Were Frs ''iler n,
, sherbring. Iabo,d an,i
'0'u ana
nday school cIassos
sernoon partv ,l'ts'i,' I,l, en- en-
( parlor rI Of y tba laS' sat sat
list church M ,ire JASON %
lgeman and Me- : pp Dun-
! responsive ,'lt for = nose sI
nt which was 80. a.oati'. 'ne
by the tots 40 Tso gfeasiy
lrs were wbi,os h. ! ne az
Iment of gan'os ,ll19u away way
I being the I@lEI, nos,i,n 'he h'.
Of cards to losing ba ing. by
foreign couniiras III senI p 70
we're served res. IS, Fe-
'n. 'a'er IN
/.
Welcome w.s ,,-.,
nd Mrs . was extend
fscsntly movs5 a., d; brown
1olk county a,O'ea Ito, to sa-
Tlloors oIao dropped in upon
srllles and music
! refreabmts,,ft fl,l@gns for the
eleven o'clacl were T,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-01

1 Wood Of p, ,
\ iSs ,.. sunday nigh, ar At
James Walton.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-01

JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-01
First Stops All Pain-Then PecIs
the Corn Off

Don't try to fox trot on corn
tortured feet. Get rid of your
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-01

Miles, a student at
pege in Newberg, has
Iaeation period between
'the home of her father
/ Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.
miles returned to New
" evening.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-01

Mrs. VIM. Gurus Of
guests at the home of
lrs' Fred Woelk. They
an extensive tour of
'.opping at the princi-
Y interest. After a two
IN Salem they Will re-
b home state.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-01

In, Allen Of Wichita
. the house guest of her
Gerald Volk.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-01
Eliza Nolan

Bile.
. rast was a charming
iurday afternoon '5n wnen
suad a coterie of friends
n NcKinley's birthday
Y admission day. Mrs
4 of Wichita kansa l', 5, ),
sor guest. Five hundred
1 interest of the early
nd later a delicious two
shson was served, Mrs
1 SISTED by Miss Caro-
|bose invited for the az
II Mesdames H. D. Al
Hoff, W. S. Buchner' e.
RI A. Bernardo, E. T.
orald Volk, ]. Culver
lite. G. E. Schuneman'
49, ~ phon
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-01

r. Miles, accompanied
pghter Miss Eva, went
Saturday to spend the
|iss Lyra Miles.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-01

Ige party which Mrs
'ewn f. is giving for Mrs
4 This afternoon is a
E.yont of today's social
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-07-06
FORMER PRESIDENT
NEW CHIEF JUSTICE

duties OF the important office. | sin
cerely hope that may be able to
show that his confidence has not been
misplaced / highly appreciate the
immediate confirmation by the senate.
1T has been the ambition of my life
to be chief Justice but now that it is
gratifed ! tremble to think whether
can worthily fill the position and be
useful to the country.
"The argument in the Grand Truck
arbitration in which I am one of the
arbitrators will be concluded Wcdnes-
day, July 6, and l expect to be in
Washington on July to take the oath
OF Office, to confer with the attorney
general and pay my respects and
thanks to the president.
THE supreme court adjourned on
July until October 8, so that shall
have no court duties until October.
After my visit to Washington when |
plan to look about for temporary
quarters for next year, expect to
visit New Haven to make arrangement is
Tor closing up my connection with
Yale university. Then shall return
to Canada at Murray Bay, Quebec to
study the record of the Grand Trunk
arbitration proceedings with view
to Joining in an award in August
Il shall have in the near future to
resign my prOfessorship Of federal con
stitntional law at Yale; the presidency
Of the League to Enforce Peace, and
my position as occasional editor on
the staff OF The Public Ledger. of
Philadelphia.
CSigncd) "W. RI. Taft"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-07-06

Dorsey was still governor, was made
public as follows:
After giving the matter full con
sideration, | beg to say that YOU seem
TO nave made out your case SO far as
some OF the allegations in the pamph-
'et are concerned. | feel compelled
10 accept the testimony offered in tho
matter OF the treatment of Ed White
and his family in the Jail and con
cerning the time when the wife and
children OF ED White left Upson coun-
W. You were justified also in object
ing to the sentence in my statement
which reads: The education of his
children and the success OF his thrift
seem to he the sole offcnsc OF tho no
gro. have already acknowledged in
public my acceptance OF Judge
Searchy's statement denying the report
or his having said that the negro would
be put on the chaingang.
Considering all the circumstances
and the impracticability within a rea
sonable time Of threshing out these
details, 1t seems fair to you and best
all around simply to withdraw cases
III to l23, county No. 81 (referring to
Ed White Of Upson county, Georgia"
The committees statement con
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-07-06
GEORGIA COUNTY
MAKES OUT CASE
Dorsey Witldraws Charge In Pnmph-
let. Protest by Citizens.

let. Protest by Citizens.
Thomaston. Ga, June 3C.-A letter
from former Governor Dorsey with
drawing charges made in his pamph-
let "The Negro in Georgia." regarding
treatment Of Ed White and his fam
lily. negroes, was made public today
by Dr. A. II. Black chairman, and
four other members OF committee
which was appointed at mass meet
ing to take up the case.
The committees statement said that
knowing the charges made in the
pamphlet issued by Mr.. Dorsey while
governor were absolutely false and
misleading" they had pledged "unim-
peachable afidavits" to refutc them.
The letter signed June %, while Mr..
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-07-06

cluded by saying there never had been
Il 's"chlng IN Upson county. that two
white women had been attacked and
IN one case the criminal was never
caught and in the other he was ar
rested and legally hanged Pcaccable
and satisfactory conditions were said
to exist in the county.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-07-06
Habitual Constipation Cured
In Ia to ll DaXs

"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially
prepared Syrup pTonc-Laxat;ve for HabituaI
Constipation. 1t relieves promptly but
should be taken regularly for Ia to 2l days
TO induce regular action. 1t Stimulates and
Regulates, oVery Pleasant to Take. 6Oc
per bottle.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-28
l99-LETY RfBUzNY ZAKLA
IDATELE MESTA PRELUDE
ONES DO CLEVELANDU.

V Cuyahoga Falls zijici 99le
tt Moses Cleaveland pTijede
dnes as 0 IL. hod. d%opolednl
do Clevelandu ma pozvani
Loewova State divadla, kde
Dude obecenstvu predstaven.
Pc pffjezdu provezen Dude
mestem a V poledne Sc s6cast-
nj luncheonu, pofadan6ho Y
Obchodni Komofe Rotary
Clubem, kde Sc setka Sc svym
zosobn6nym pffbuznym, zakla
Idatelem m6sta, jehoz pTedsta-
lvuje CHI. A. Otis.
Mr. Cleaveland pTiSel do O.
hia. r. 1857 2 Winchestru a u
sadil Sc V Huntsburgu V okre-
SUI Geauga a pozdeji pfesldlil
do Willoughby. Nynf zije u
sveho syna Granta Cleavelan-
da. Jest vnukem Rufusa Clea-
velanda, prvniho bratrance "a
kladatele naseho mesta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-28
OBETI VEDRA.

u 6. zastavky Lake Shore
drahy II Beach Cliff brodily Sc
til divky, kdyz byly poiednou
zachvaceny spodnlm prou-
dem. 27-leta slecna Edna
Kornsova, 1919 Marlowe Ave,
Lakewood, zaplatila ochlaZenl
zivotem a ODE jeji druzky "a
chraneny jen S nasaZenim Ii
vota r. L. Lincolna. Nestesti
udalo sc pred zraky n6kolika
set koupajicich, ktefi ale ne.
stesti zpozorovali teprve tie.
hdy, kdyz divky zacaly VIOLA.
ii o pomoc.
Ma upati vych. 40. III. vyta.
zena byla mrtvola 9-leteho Ro.
berta ~Schwartze, 1857 vych
So. ul., jenz Sc utopil pri kou
PAM V utery. Nalezen byl jer
n6kolik yardu cd mista, kds
naposledy byl spatren.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-28
ZDARTLY VYLET OBCHOD
NfKU VICTOR FONO-
GRAFU.

VGerejsi stfedy konan byl
vJlet vsech prodavacu Victor
fonografd a rekordd do Cleve-
land Yacht Clubu. Jiz pr6vod
ma vyletist6 budil jistou poor
most. neb Z automobile proni-
kala mama reprodukcni hud-
ba t6chto oblibenych stroj1.
Ma mist6 sam6m poradany by
ly RUNE hry, pri kterych mel
neobvykle stesti kraian p. Ka-
rel Mares cd Mares Piano Co.,
ma vJch. 55. al. a Drake Ave,
kterJ vyhral nejkrasnejsi ce-
nu. neimodern6isi mluvici
stroj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-28
OKRADENY DETEKTlV.

Vcera bylo znamenite horko
a tn detektiv Henry Schroeder
nemohl odolati pokuSeni a sci
do basenu V Luna parku Sc o.
chladiti, ale pc vykoupani pre-
pablo jej jeste vetsi horko, ne
bot neznamy zlodej ukradl
mu $38 z kapes a jeste k to-
mu sluzebni detektivni cd
znak. Schroeder nyni pc pa
chateli patra s dvojnasobnou
horlivosti, V sluzebnf a pax Y
zajmu vlastnlm, ably dostaI
zpet ukradene bankovky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-28
DIFFERENCE
MEZT HORNfkY A MATTE
LY DOLU.

Ma vcerej$i dvouhodinove
konferenci mezi horniky a ope
ratory uhlodold We vych. Ohiu
byly dosavadni rozpory vyrf-
zeny, iak oznamuje T. K. Ma
her, president Maher Golfers
Co. a drfvejsi predseda "a
m6stnavatelsk6 organisace. Pc
rada konala Sc v mistnosti The
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-28
~~FsN-aN~a T|~sN~4Fv~F~N" - y %
PARADA ~VYSLOUzILCU
SVETOVE VALKY.
Ones vecerni kvGtinove korso
automobile.

Vcerejsf slavnostni prdvod
veteran6 trf americkych valek
konan byl "a pomern6 slab6ho
dcastenstvi Sirsich hdovych
mass, ktere pri podobnych pri-
lezitostech az dosud naplnova-
.ly ulice, kudy Sc podobny pru-
vod bral. Take tribuny pred
radnicf zely prazdnotou q ne
pomohlo ami, re cena "a soda
do byla snfzena misto jednoho
dollaru, jak tomu bylo posled-
nj patek, ma pouhych 35c.
V pruvodu zarazeni byli vo-
Ijaci vsech zbrani krone d6lo-
stfelectva. Spatrili jsme oddil
|iizdy a nekolik Get namofniku
posadky V zdejsim p%ristavu
kotvicich valeGnych lodic. Po-
chodovali i vyslouzilci BRITISH $
oddelenim SkotG S dudackou
kapelou. Pekne Sc vyjimala
milice V martialnich starozit-
nych granatnickych unifor-
mach s medvedicemi ma hla-
lvach. Diva slime oddly svobod-
Inych zednafG buddy zaslouze-
nou pozornost barvitymi stej-
nokroji a dvema pocetnymi ka-
pelami. Pc defile utvorili Sedi
granatnici pred hlavni tribu-
nou six, ably spolu Sc %zastupem
lidi vyslechli rec narodniho We
litele Americk6 Legie j. G. f.
meryho z Grand Rapids, jenz
vysvetloval ucel leg. org. a zt6-
zoval 81, re americke vlaj-
ky, nesene v pruvodu, nebyly
nekterymi muzi nalezite po-
Zdravovany. Pc Emmerym mlu
vii mayor Fitzgerald j Moses
ICleaveland, jehoz pc celou ju.
bilejni slavnost pfedstavuje
lCh. A. Otis.
Use naSy9dcuie. re Vinu rs
vseobecne slab6m dcastenstv
hlavn6 nese dneSni deprese
zavinena nedostatkem prace. Y
arene, kde Sc produkujl COW.
boyove, museli taktez slevit
ma zadost mayora Fitzgeralds
a slavnostniho vyboru, tax "
LEST vyhrazeno ma 5000 soda
del pro lid, KIDD chce ma vstup
nem zaplatiti soc misto dosa
vadniho dollaru.
1870 vecer vyiede cd Uni
!, yersity Circle velky pruvod o
zdobenych aut pc Euclid Ave
; ma namesti, odkud pres novj
most ma zap. %. III. k Detroi
Ave. a nazp6t pred radnici
kde jake obvykle Dude korst
pfehlizeno mayorem.
Krone toho provozovan,
budou ma r1znych mistecl
s~portovni hry, zavody, strelba
atd.
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zITA
SCHUZE

VSem sestram sc oznamuje,
re Prvni Damsky Sbor Vlasta
kona svoji schulz V pondsli l.
srpna u sestry Barbory Sykoro-
We, Stop As. Lake Road.
Sestry, kter6 by 81 pfaly wy
ieti spoleane, niusf byti ma
SQuaru pfesr6 V GAS hod. ra-
no. odkud kara Local Beach
Clark vyjede. X hojne ucasti
Eve jm6nem sboru
Math. Raus, pred.
Anna Mulac, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-28

Pittsburgh Vein Operators
Association V Ohiu. Byl hlav-
ne odklizen spor, jake organi-
saci mali byti ma pTlste veske-
re vznikle difference predloze
nv X pravoplatnemu lusteni,
kterouz jest tax zvana arbi-
tracni rada.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-28

Cleveland Telephone Co.. u
spofAda v sobotu pro zamest-
nance vylet k Brady jezeru,
kde pro telefonistky jest vyhra
zen zAvod We zvykanf gumy e
cukrovinek, "a kterehozto VI
tezkynfm kynou penezite cd
menv. Pohled ma pTezvykujfc'
iostihy krasavic Dude jist9 We.
lice dojsmnt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-28

Cetnik, zatykaie dlouho hle-
dan6ho darebu, chce mu spou-
tati ruce. Dareba: "Ruce mne
chcete spoutati, pane cetniku?
Vzdyt' mann velkou rymu, kdo
mn6 Dude utirati nos?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-28

KIDD JE milovnik zpevu,
necht' Sc prihlasi V sobotu 30.
cervence Y SIM J. A. Komensky
" Mt. Pleasant ma vych. 1871.
nj 7-3O