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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30
DISTRICT MEETING
OF WOMEN VOTERS
LEAGUE SCHEDULED
Convention to Be Held Mon
day at Y. NJ. c. A.-Plan
Interesting Program.

The thirteenth district convention
Of the Indiana League of Women
Voters will be held next Monday at
the Y. NJ c. A. Mrs. c. A. Carlisle,
president Of the South Bend chap
ter. will open the morning session
with an address of welcome. The
response will be given by Mrs. ]. J.
Littrell. chairman Of the district
Roll call Of the leagues of the dis
trict, which inclue Akron, Bourbon,
Culver, Elkhart, Laporte, Michigan
City, Mishawaka, Plymouth, Scipio.
community of Laporte. South Bend.
Westville and St. Joseph county Will
report on membership. programs
and special work.
At 1880 o'clock Mrs. A H..
Beardsley, Of Elkhart Ind, state
president of the league, viii give
an address on "Our Affiliations"
after which a two-cOurse luncheon
will be served
The afternoon session will begin
at 1870 o'clock, at which time Mrs.
w. K. Sherman viii give the secre-
tary's report. Child Welfare Work"
VIII be the subject discussed by Mrs.
Wilbur Templin president Of the
Elkhart chapter. A 15-minute talk
on THE Need of Well Qualified
Health Workers" by Miss Carol l..
Martin, of Chicago, executive sec
rotary Of the Central Council for
Nursing Education. will be the fea-
tUre Of the afternoon meeting. Mrs
Thad Keller. chairman Of the civic
music committee, will talk on South
Bends Civic Music" An address on
THE League as a Factor in State
and National Affairs" viii be pre-
sented by Mrs Richard Edwards. Of
Peru, Ind, first vice chairman of
the national league
The arrangements committee for
the day are Mrs. T. J. Swantz and
Mrs. Chester Montgomery: secreta-
ries, Mrs. ". X. Sherman and Mrs.
Thad Keller; registrar, Mrs Grace
Phillips, chairman thirteenth dis
trict federati onof clubs, and her
assistant, Mrs. Delmar F. Baer.
treasurer St. Joseph County Fedora
ton of Clubs The musical program
will be in charge Of Miss Hannah
Auer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30
TALBOT TO DRAW
SENTENCE TODAY
Convicted Owl President to
Appear in Federal Court
Appeal Likely.

John w. Talbot. of this city. su-
preme president Of the Order Of
Owls. a fraternal organization, who
was convicted in Judge Anderson's
court at Indianapolis last week of
violating the Mann act. will appear
in court this morning at the Hoosier
capital to receive his sentence. &C
cording to information received from
Dist. Atty. Fred Van Mugs
Talbot was convicted on four
counts, each count carrying with Il
fine Of $1,000 and a five-year pri-
son sentence. II the Judge gives
the prisoner the maximum sentence,
it viii total a $4,000 fine and a 20
year prison sentence.
Whether or not Talbot intends to
appeal from the decision Of the dis
trict court could not be ascertained
definitely last night, but il IS said,
he will fight the case to the circuit
court OF appeals for this district,
which is located in Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30
Yarns against Careless
Use of Phones TO Report
Fires; Make Useless Run

A warning against the careless
use OF the telephone in reporting
fires was sounded by Fire Chief I.
w Sibrel last night following a wild
run OF the department yesterday
afternoon.
Mistakes are often made in the
location OF the fire when given over
the telephone" said the chief. we
make II a practice 10 repeat the
names OF the streets in order TO
verify them. and people calling the
department should be sure that we
get them right. II will not only save
time. but money as we'll"
a faulty boiler in a greenhouse at
Division and Chicago SITS. was the
cause OF the useless run yesterday
Firemen understood the call 10 be
20 Division and Scott SITS. There was
no damage. however.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30
Story of Hidden
Booze Fails TO
Sway Judge Dare
Tale Fails to ''Hold Water" So
Nazpka Gets 5000 Fine and
Thirty Days.

Despite his denial and the testi-
mony OF a neighbor who swore that
bottle containing "moonshine"
whisky introduced in evidence be-
longed 20 the witness. John Nazpka,
operator OF a restaurant and soft
drink" parlOr at 1920 w. Division
St. was found guilty by Special
Judge Lem J. Oare in city court
Tuesday afternoon. A fine Of 5000
and costs was assessed and the de-
PENDANT committed 70 the county
jail for 80 days.
Nazpka was charged with unlaw-
full possession OF liquor. He was ar
rested oct 7 following a search Of
his establishment by a detail OF po-
lice detectives and the discovery in
an ice chest OF "A pint bottle half
filled with whisky. Jacob Moess.
living at 1915 w. Washington av.,
took the stand for the defense dur
ing the trial Tuesday and. testifying
10 procuring the liquor seven miles
IN the country from a farmer un-
known to him and walking back
10 the Nazpka place" swore that he
deposited his prize In the ice chest"
without the knowledge OF the de-
PENDANT
In finding Nazpka guilty, Judge
Dare stated that he was not salts
fed with the story as told by Moess.
that II was unbelievable that he had
brought the liquor into the Nazpka
place and not told the latter of so
doing, but rather more probable that
he would have kept II for himself
without taking such an opportunity
of losing II.
The defendant was granted an ap-
peal to superior court No. and
bonds fixed at $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30
COURT UNABLE TO
SPEED ACTION ON
SCHEDULED CASES
Jellison Ready, but Two De.
PENDANTS Get Venue Change
Another Is Missing.

Despite the fact that Pros. Floyd
o. JelIison was prepared to go to
trial Tuesday on the four cases set
for a hearing on that day. none was
submitted to the jury for consd-
Grafton. Two Of the defendants at
a last minutes notice took changes
Of venue. while in the third instance
neither the accused nor his counsel
made an appearance.
After Judge Walter A. Funk had
directed the bailiff TO make n de-
termined effort to locate James Hen
messy, Mishawaka attorney. repre-
senting Thomas Termonk, charged
with assault and battery. whose case
was to have been the first TO have
been tried. the court proceeded TO
call the other cases up for hearing.
Unable TO Find Lawyer.
The bailiff then reported that the
Mishawaka lawyer could not be To-
Gated, and the court, IN no uncer-
tain terms. directed the sheriff or
his deputy to personally notify Mr..
Hennessy that the case would be the
first called Wednesday morning and
stated further that failure Of the
defendant TO be present in the court
would result IN forfeiture OF the
bond.
other cases I'm which changes OF
venue were taken during the day
n CT d e d Aramond Bargeron,
charged with child desertion, TO SUI
perior court; Peter Wroblewski.
charged with receiving stolen goods,
TO superior court No. 2, while VIII
liam and Edward Clay, charged with
grand larceny. through an agree
ment Of counsel. are expected 10
plead guilty TO the charges Friday,
Pros. Jellison told the court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30
MatO to Face Trial on
Dec. 5 on Booze Count

Arrested Sunday morning follow
ing a raid upon his home at 1907 S.
Scott St, by Prohibition Enforce
ment Agent Harry Mathers, in which
10-gallon still and three pints OF
"moonshine" whiskey fell into the
hands OF the federal officer, Paul
Mato faced Judge Omacht IN city
court Tuesday and pleading not gull
" 20 charges OF unlawful manufac-
ture OF liquor case was set for trial
Dec. 5. Mato was released under
bonds OF 81 900.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30

Elsewhere n today's ISSUE VIII be-
found large advertisement am
nouncing a picture puzzle game arr
ranged by the Indianapolis star.
which viii no doubt prove very in-
teresung. especially FOR the little
folks. The contest consists in ascer-
tanning how many objects or articles
in the picture start with ,he letter
&c and prizes Will be awarded 20
those fnding the largest number.
There Is no reason why some ~ The
awards in this new picture puzzle
game should not come % residents
OF thLs vicinity Anyhow. there -
nothing Ike trying.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30
WORKERS PLAN TO.
REDOUBLE EFFORTS.
In CAMPAIGN HERE
First Days Subscriptions in
Red Cross Roll Call
Total $4,000.

With $4,000 subscribed after day
OF systematic canvassing. workers in
the annual Red Cross roll call cam
paign here. were to send increased
efforts 70 secure a heavy subscription
today.
Reports last night. although very
incomplete. failed TO show the COM
parative increase over those OF last
year that was looked for. As a re-
suit, the campaign which was slated
TO close today. Will be continued IN
I'll the end OF the week.
The business women's committee
OF the Chamber OF Commerce. head
ed by Miss Daisy Harrison as chair
man. made the most favorable re-
port OF yesterday. having doubled
its returns Of last year despite the
fact that II handled only the office
buildings and not business houses
as before.
Meet With Success.
Miss Sarah hppincott's commit
tee. in charge of retail stores in the
downtown district. met with great
success and will maintain booths
again today at Wyman's, Elsworth's
Robertson's. the Oliver and the
Jefferson. Miss Lippincott is assist
ed by Mrs. Lula Dill and Mrs. Glenn
Smoger.
No reports by the high school or
manufacturing committees have yet
been made and II is believed that
when these two sources are record
ed the list will be greatly swelled.
Campaign headquarters in the
Chamber of Commerce building.
opened Monday night at the start
OF the campaign, were again a scene
of much activity last night.
Louis NJ. Hammerschmidt, chair
man OF the executive committee. de-
clared yesterday that the drive was
progressing smoothly but that II
would undoubtedly be Saturday be-
fore complete returns from the en-
tire county could be had.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30
Bogus Check" Artist to
Face Some More Charles

WARSAW. Ind. Nov 29.-Cleo
Snfe. CT near Claypool arrested last
Saturday at a farm house near Roc.h-
ester, and who later pleaded guilty
TO a charge Of passing two worthless
checks in Peru for which offence he
was sentenced TO serve 80 days in
the county Jail at Peru. VIII be turn
ed over to KosciuskO county au-
tborities at the conclusion Of his
term 20 face charges OF having pass
ed bad checks on three or more War
saw merchants. The alleged victims
and Sheriff Charles 3. Moon Will go
10 Peru Wednesday 20 identify the
prisoner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30
CONCENTRATED
OPPORTUNITY

Opportunity Is q big word
with a world OF meanings and an
giles.
There are hundreds OF oppor-
tunities 70 save and make money
every day. Sometimes we seize
one. but most OF the time we
20 around complaining because
nothing comes our way
What do YOU think Of that
when all the thrift opportunities
OF South Bend are gathered to-
gether in The News-Times' clas-
SIZED section
This classified advertising sec
ton IS Concentrated Opportunity
"a clearing house Of the advan-
tegeous wants and offers OF the
people OF this city
Don't ever say that you haven't
a chance. or scores Of chances, 20
practice economy and common
sense, when thousands OF people
right here in South Bend are do
ing that very thing every day
they read and use The News
Times classified section.
Make the most Of your oppor-
tunities-read the ads that inter
est you today. and when you want
90 use one OF your own call Main
210O and ask for an ad-taker.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30
HOLD RODGERS PENDING
FILING OF AFFIDAVIT;
INDICTMENT OUASHED

Although 2 motion 10 quash the
indictment charging William Rod
gers with burglarizing a refreshment
stand at Potawatomi park. was sug-
tanned in the circuit court Tuesday
morning. Judge Walter A. Funk di-
rected that the defendant be held
either until an affidavit was filed
against him or until the grand jury
again cOnvenes.
The motion 10 quash was sustain
ed on e technicality. The court fixed
Jan. l. 1922, as the time limit for
filing an affidavit in the case.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30

An attack Of paralysis two months
ago resulted in the death yesterday
afternoon 70 Frank A MOuoy. ST.,
81 years old, at his home. 524 South
Main 81.
The deceased was born In Austria.
July 6. 1854. but had lived in South
Bend during the past 81 years He
was a pensioned empl0ye OF the
StUdebaker corporation. having been
pensiOned one year ago
HIS wife. Mary A MoIloy. two
daughters. Mrs. J. ". Evans and
Miss Frances Molloy. both Of South
Bend. and two sons. Frank a Jr..
and John J. MoHoy. also Of South
Bend. survive him.
Funeral services viii be held Fri
day morning at 9 o'clock at St
Mary's church. Rev. Joseph NJ
Scherer officiating. Burial viii be
IN Cedar Grove Cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30
SENTENCE FORGER-

COLUMBIA CITY. Nov. 29.-En-
terlng a plea OF guilty 20 a charge
OF forgery. when taken before Judge
Arthur Biggs in the whitley circuit
court Tuesday. Glen Johnson. %. OF
Columbia City. was given a sentence
OF two 10 IA years and was fined $40
and costs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30
Reu. JeItz in Charge of
ReUiUGL Meetings Here

Rev. y. IT. Jeltz. B. D.. known as
the Evangelist Of the Dakotas." is
in charge Of a series OF II revival
meetings now being held at the
Ouvet A. NJ. z church. 80 Monroe
St Last night Rev. Jeltz spoke on
Regeneration. Tonight his topic
viii be Dry Bones" Rev. Walter
Order. pastor OF the local church,
arranged for the series.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30
TRIO BROUGHT TO
COUNTY JAIL HERE
And SECURE BONDS
Deputy Sheriff Included IN
Number Held for Attack
on John kreiger.

With the arrest late yesterday aft
ernoon Of Clarence 7. Weaver.
shorty" Carroll and George Paul
OF Baroda. Mich. on charges of par
tcipatng In the "tar and feather
attack on John Kreieer "a beet FAR
mer OF near Glendora. Mich. on the
night OF Aug. u a. Hamilton. one
mile northeast OF New Carlisle. Ind,
Pros. Atty Floyd Jeluson believes
he will soon have the remainder ~
the farmers assaiiants in custody
Weaver. Carroll and Paul were
arrested by Sheriff Brdgemans der
uties OF Berrien county yesterday
afternoon. The men Immediately
waived extradition and We're brousht
to the county jail tn this city Bonds
OF $500 each was furnished and
the men were released.
Secret indictments were return ID
bs ne grand jury some time aSn.
blowing the presentation OF facts
Pros. Atty Jeluson and on NoE.
rJ r.. J. Raybuck and Claude
EIackman OF Baroda. Mich. We're
arrested and released under $500
bonds. after they also had waived
eNtraduion. The total arrests made
TO date are five but 81 is believed
tina. at least eight more persons
are implicated in the "tar and
feather" party- AS soon as these
men are apprehended the prosecut-
ing attorney intends 20 hold a speedy
trial
The indictments returned by the
grand jury charge the men with
riotous conspiracy and the placing
of irritating substances on the per-
son The latter charge, which was
entered after GreiEer was found 20
be severely burned from Ingredients
i'm the tar. comes under the acid
throwing statute.
Was Deputy Sheriff.
Weaver. one Of the men arrested
yesterday. has been a deputy sheriff
i'm Berrien county. The other men
now under bonds are neighbors OF
Kreiger and, il IS said. formed part
of the mob that enticed Kreiger into
the woods. the night the tar and
feathers were applied.
The tarring and featheriug ~
Kreiger is said 10 have followed all
legged mistreatment OF his wife and
family. According 10 reports. given
out at the time OF the attack he
attempted TO force a solution OF car
bolic acid down his wife's throat
Tt was further claimed shat Mns.
Kreiger received several burns about
the face and body when she at
tempted 20 knock the poison from
her husbands hand
The rerorts Of this alleged in-
human treatment reached the ears
81 his neighbors and they. hecom --
ing enraged at his conduct. decided
10 take the law In their own hands.
and the tar and feather party IL
said 20 have followed
Kreiger At that time stated that
he was lured from his home late ar
night bv one of the members of
The party on the prctense that DE
was going 10 assist him in getting
his machine ont OF ditch When
KreiEo~ arrived at the spot whore
the machine was claimed 20 Doe the
remaining members OF The party
kidnapped him They whisked him
over the Michigan state line into
Indiana territory. where The tar and
feathers were applied
KreIger states the kidnaners then
bound and abandoned him ir Che
woods. His screams for help were
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30

Miss Retha Dausman. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Dauseman. Of
this city. has been chosen as one OF
the second sopranos for the Girls
GIee Club OF Ashland College. at
Ashland. O. This is Mss Dausman 3
first year at Ashland.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30
Funerals
Mrs. LAURA a. KEENE.

MRS. LAURA 4. KEENE
Funeral services for Mrs. Laura
a. Keene. daughter OF Mrs. Ellen
Allison Of this city. who died Monday
at Flint, Mich. Will be held this
afternoon at 2 O'Clock at the Nelson
Jones chapel, Rev. B D. Beck OF the
Grace " r. church officiating.
Burial will be al Riverview Gene
terry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30

No substance that will not dissolve
In water has an odor
The best fossils OF the dinosaurs
are found in America and Belgium.
The common seal rears only one
young at a time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30

Foliage in cities where there is
much SCOT usually is free from In
sect pests.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-30

STATE, LOCAL, SPORTS.
ADJUSTMENTS, MlSHAWAKA.
CLASSIFIED AND COMICS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-22
PAVEL ORSZAGH-
HVIEZDOSLAV.

Dne 8. t. M, star 72 let, ode
bral sc ma vecnost nestor slo-
Yenskych basniku a jeden 2
nejvetsich literarnich predsta-
Vitelu Slovenska, Pavel Or
szagh-Hviezdoslav.
Hviezdoslav - tot posledni
bulstoletil slovenskehQ zivota,
zivota kulturniho a take politi-
ckeho, pulstoleti upornych, zou
falych zapasu "a neiprimitiv-
n6jSi prava narodni, celych de-
setileti tiche resignace a sneni,
viry zazrak: V zachranu lidu,
podl6haiiciho w uz zaplav6
mad arisace. Hviezdoslav je
basnikem zalmu, vzyvajiclch
-Boha Ia snilovani, basnik po-
stu, kruteho, duchovnlho postu,
jejz bylo trpeti Slovensku po de-
setileti, MIN basnikovi.
..s.as4se. ,s.-..r-~s-,
Poesie Hviezdosiavova je po
este typicky slovenska. Male
zane nj vsechny prvky slo-
venske povahy: hlubokou zboz
most, mekkost, melancholii i
prirozenou bodrost, veselost,
prystici z telesn6 a duchoyni
zachovalosti.
A nejen svou sloVenskou po-
esii jest Hviezdoslav typickym
Slovakem. Hlubokym yyrazem
slovenske poroby isou take po-
catky Hviezdoslavoyy poesie,
ony mad 'arske verse, iimiz "a
hail az Ma stfedni $kole sVou
basnickou cinnost ia nez byl
vyznamenan We Skole a iimiz
vzbudil pozornost svych orav-
skych kraianu, zvlaSte vedou-
cich tehdy kruhu slechti-
ckych.
Je pax zvlastnim zadostluGi-
nenlm, jehoz dostalo SC Slova-
KUN cd macesskeho k MIN il
max osudu, &c prave omen PaVel
Orszagh, ktery uz uz poGinal
tonouti v mad arskem mori,
stal So vynikajicim slovenskym
buditelem a neivet5im sloven-
skym basnikem, jehoz poesie III
vila V narode narodni Vedoml v
dobach nejkrusnejsich a pred
poyldala mu zivot, budoucnost
We dnech, We kterych az nebyl
Drills dalek smrti. Byvaly pri-
EplVatel do listu mad arSke stu
dujicl mladeze Tanulok Koez
loenye' byl povolan budit a kri-
sic narodni Vedomi We sloven-
Bke mladezi. Jeho hrda basen
Som Slavianl' zaznivala chu-
dym studentskym pokojlkem r.
1889, kdy vylouceno bylo z ma
d'arskeho levocskeho gymna-
sia pro slovenske smySleni II
slovenskych jinochu, mezi mimi
nynejsi ministr skolstvi Dir. Va
vro Srobar. A hloucEu narodn6
uvedomelych slovcnsk}ch stu.
dentu, napraskavslch mad'ar-
sk6 preSile, l1tera chtela zty
ratl 'vclezladee, znely dus
islokyi basne prave proctene:
'Riect' mann: kto som? <
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-22

Vam nc n6pOud
O, slepci! we'd ma oceane- 81
nom
sme predsa ME, kde voda vo-
ola
len iednobarva. Nuz, ked' chce-
te: - synom som najvecsieho
v svete naroda!'
Blfzici Sc osvobozeni naroda
basn1k intuitivne V
dobach nejhlubsiho upadku ma
rodniho. Zavren byl jediny slo-
vensky spolek kulturni, Matica
Slovenska, zrusena byla tri slo-
venska gymnasia, kazdym ro-
KEN vstupovaly do zivota ce-
ty janicaru, synu slovenskych
matek, odchovanych ma ma
d'arskych skolach. A Hviezdo-
SlaV pei prece:
%, ia sa chystam vel'kej ku
piesni,
ia slaby k hymnu chystam sa,
hej!
Nina chyce zapal vestby cudes-
ny,
hra tucha vo mne akoby Vesny,
vrt kola jeden - tu slavy del?
(Z Letorostu 81.
Ale chvilemi nadseni prcha,
basnika zmocnuje Sc dzkost !:
ekklesie vernych Sc uzi, druho-
We jeden po druhem zmlki, IN
teligence zaprodava "a skyvu
chleba sve osobnl presvedcenl
plove S proudem. A kulturni
zivot maleho, porobeneho, chu
deho kmene ievi Sc hotovou pou
sti. Vzletne basnikovy verse
odznivaji bez ozveny. Basnik
st6zuje 81:
Som siry hlahol volajdceho
ma pdsti ;
Jinde pax VIOLA zoufale:
1Tatry, naSe Tatry dunno,
ked' hviezd ma vas okrasa,
mesiacik vam dyori sumne:
dust mojej pozda sa
pomnfky ste vari - Boze! =
Ma Mich hviezdny napis KRAFT
ky:
tu spociva narod ten --'
Ale hluboka, nezlomna Tlra
hdsnikova vitezi pfece:
TAX? - Niel marne Betlen
- jatky
ME! hPa slnka zorne loze =
nikdy, pokym svita den!'
A melancholie, resignace j
jednim re zakladnich rysu po
este Hviezdoslavovy. Melan
cholii je provanuto nekolik je
! no basnickych SHREK; TAX nt
lpr. velka cast Letorostu, pal
iskoro vsechny 'Stesky'. ZaklaC
MIN motivem SHREK tech je
melancholie zivota, boil, vide
chy ubolene duse basnikovy
Vzdyt', iak sam prayi, nezme
milo Sc mic, z jeho tuzeb, made
+ j nesplnilo Sc mic, co by ho 0
pravnovalo k veselejsimu, ra
dostnejsimu tonu. Tyz chlad
tataz bezcitnost na VSeeh stra
mach, tytez kfivdy, pachane n;
narode, tataz netinnost V ma
rode.
z nejednoho verse dyse he
obycejna skromnost, reslgnace
Tax We 'Stescich' cteme:
Len iskru zobud' tu j tn
' mem, iskru toho pocitu,
re este daco pleds' som hoden
Ach, nebolo mi v udel dano
NO mracnach sluzit' "a pocho
den,
tym menej z moci rozvit' rano
vsak ami tom MET potupy,
byt' kahancekom chalupy -
Chvilemi pax doleha Ma bas
nika skoro beznadejnost, trap
no myslenka, re byl zbytecnJ
ze nevykonal nic prospesnehC
Cd naroda neslySi projevu, Wy
roku, jenz by no potesil, dodi
mu jistoty. Neni diyu, re bas
mix pocituje zmalatn6los
zklamani re sVe basnicke Gil
nosti. Lltuje, re zpronev6rll S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-22
v Mad d'arsku.

Vojak taze Sc generala: "Po
slusne hlasim, delame dnes
vladni voisko nebo kralovske?"
General: "Strpeni, jeste
isem nedostal pokynu od Hor-
thyho."