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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-27
FLEMING Farmer SHOT
IN Face BY MERCHANT
Trouble Over Some Articles Pur.
chased at Store Caused the
Shooting.

Clarence Gardner, farmer, about 35
years old, was shot in the face with a
shot gun and dangerously wounded by
William Helphinstine who gave him
self up and he was placed under ar
rest with the charge Of shooting with
intent to kill.
His examining trial has been set for
next Monday morning pending which
time he has been placed in charge OF
an officer.
The trouble is said to have been
caused from Gardner attacking his
boy about some articles that he had
charged at Helphinstine's store and
Hclphinstine demonstrated with him
about it, when Gardner left the boy
and attacked Helphinstine, who then
drew shot gun and shot him.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-27
Big DAMAGES
ASKED IN SUIT
FILED HERE Today
Ex.Officials OF This City Are Made the
Defendants In a Suit By
Fleming County
Man.

James c. Moore, young man Of
Fleming county Thursday filed suit in
the Mason Circuit Court here against
former Policeman James Mcnamara,
former Might Sergeant, James Mack
ey, and former Chief of Police Harry
A. Ort, asking damages in the sum of
$4,000 from each ex-official, claiming
in his petition that he was unlawfully
and without probable cause or any
cause whatever and without the will
of the plaintiff taken to the police
station and then imprisoned him until
December 4th.
The arrest Of Moore was made on
November SOth last year, and he
claimed at the time that he was here
with shipment of stock waiting for
a boat to take the stock to Cincinnati.
His attorneys are B. S. Grannis and
F. H. Mccartney of Flemingsburg.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-27
.57th anniversary
Of SULTANA DISAS.
TER APRIL 9th
Steamer Sultana Burned Near Mem.
phls Fifty.seyen Years Ago Today
Two Maysville Men
Were Aboard.

Today is the 57th anniversary OF the
most horrible steamboat disaster in
the history of America-the burning
and sinking of the steamer Sultana
about six miles above Memphis on
April eth, 1865.
At Vicksburg, Miss, the Sultana
took aboard two thousand Federal SOL
diers, who had Just been released
from the Confederate prisons. Among
those prisoners were Messrs. George
NJ. Ginger and William Carver, Mays
vile men who have since died at their
homes here.
When the great steamer with 2200
persons aboard, there being 200 in her
crew and passenger list besides the
released prisoners Of war, reached a
point about six miles above Memphis,
one OF her boilers exploded. She i'm
mediately took fire and in about twen-
ty minutes the great steamer had
burned to the waters edge. Fifteen
hundred perished but both the Mays
vile men survived. Mr.. Carver es-
capped by clinging to wheel of the
steamer but lost the sight Of his right
eye and was horribly burned about
the body. He was picked up on a raft
by Confederate soldier and they
towed the raft to shore Mr.. Clinger
floundered about for some time and
finally got onto some driftwood and
was rescued.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-27
ALLEGED BOOTLEGGER CAUGHT
EARLY THIS MORNING.

William Edgar we'll known in police
court circles has again made his ap-
pearance this time on q bootlegging
charge. AS result of finding gal
lon on moonshine hidden meath an ash
bank in the rear of his home on the L.
& N. railroad officer Boley arrested
him Thursday morning and his ap-
pearance in police court was set for
that afternoon. Due to the absence Of
Witnesses the trial was postponed until
4 o'clock by Police Judge Curran.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-27
RE.DRIED LEAF IS SOLD
BY PRESIDENT Stone
President Of Burley Association Does
Not Give Identity Of Buyers Of To.
bacco Nor Amounts Disposed OF.

President James C. Stone, of the
Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative
Association, announced Wednesday,
at Lexington, receipt of further in
quiries for the associations holdings
OF redried tobacco and the consumma-
tion of some sales, but the president
would not indicate the identity of the
purchasers nor the amounts sold to
them.
1t is known, however, that the ses-
sion Of the executive committee, which
has been meeting with the President
practically all week, was interrupted
by the arrival Of number of tobacco
buyers seeking conference with Presi-
dent Stone, and that they spent consid-
cradle time with him. It was not pos
sible to learn whether these buyers
were among the purchasers to whom
sales had been made.
Field workers In a number of coun-
ties reported the signing Of additional
contracts. William Collins, assistant
chief of the field service division. said
that one worker reported ten con-
tracts signed in a single day. No active
work is expected save on the part of a
few Of the men, Mr.. Collins said until
the date Of the drive for the remaining
growers outside the pool is made,
which will be about the middle OF May,
it is believed. though the date has not
been fixed.
Secretary H. Lee Farley said he
could not say when the second distri-
button Of money to growers would be
made, but said that 1t would be at the
earliest possible date consistent with
the large amount Of work involved in
preparing for 1t.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-27
GRAND JURY MAY
SEEK TINE EXTENSION.

The Mason county grand jury,
which has been at recess for the past
several days, returns to its rooms In
the court house Friday morning to re-
sumo its Investigations. There is much
speculation as to what turn will be
taken in the dog license question
which has created quite stir in Ma
son county following the indictment
Of large number of the county's best
citizens. Indications are that the grand
Jury may ask for an extension of time
as Friday is its last day under the
statutory limitation unless more time
Is granted by the court.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-27
BANK OF GERMANTOWN
SUES ON NOTE.

The Bank Of Germantown Wednes-
day filed suit in the Mason Circuit
Court against Mack Reed and others
to recover balance due on a note for
$2,25o. The balance due is $1,937.75,
with interest from September, 1921.
The plaintiffs ask judgment for the
amount due them, for lien on truck
of defendants and that the truck be
sold under the orders of court and so
much of proceeds as may be necessary
applied to payment of said note for
costs, etc.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-27
SCHOOL BOARD MEETS
on FRIDAY EVENING.

The regular monthly meeting of the
City Board of Education to be held at
the Superintendent office in the High
School building on Friday evening will
be very important one. Probably the
most important business to be trans
acted at this meeting will be the elec-
tion Of teachers for the ensuing school
WAR
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-27

The young mems class of the Third
Street NJ. E. Sunday school will enter
tain the Golden Hours class on Fri
day evening from 1880 till 10. Each
girl and boy Of both these classes is
privileged to bring some one with
them. An evening of real pleasure is
assured all who come.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-27
CITY LICENSE NOTICE
Is PUBLISHED,

We call the. special attention of our
readers to the City License notice
published elsewhere in this issue. All
city licenses expire on the last day
Of April and all new licenses should
be procured before the first day of
May. Special attention is called to the
new licenses imposed by council on
rooming and boarding houses. Every
person having even one boarder or
roomer. in his home ts expected to
procure license.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-27
ANNIVERSARY DAY
OFPRESIDENT GRANT
CELEBRATED TODAY
Centennial Celebration ut Point Pleas.
ant Attended by Thousands Of Peo.
pie President Harding Was
Principal Speaker.

General U. S. Grant, commander Of
the victorious Union armies in the war
between the states and later President
Of the Unied States, the one hundredth
anniversary OF whose birth is being
celebrated on Thursday OF this week
at Point Pleasant, Ohio, his birthplace,
was for a time a student in Maysville
General Grant attended the famous
old Rand and Richeson Seminary
which was conducted in the building
on West Fourth street now owned and
occupied by Mr.. Joseph II. Dodson.
Prof. William w. Richeson, faith
er OF Misses Isabelle and Minnie
Richeson, OF the Mason County Public
Library, was the instructor Of the
young Grant and was often remember
ed by Grant after he became famous
as the head OF our great nation. At
banquet given in the city of Louis
vile, in the Presidents honor. Prof.
Riciheson was an honored guest.
In his memoirs General Grant
makes frequent reference to Mays
Vile In regard TO his school days here
he says:
My life in Georgetown was un-
eventful. From the age Of five or six
until seventeen. attended the sub
scription schools of the village, except
during the winters Of 1861 and
lS3S-39. The former period was spent
in Maysville. Kentucky, attending the
school OF Richeson and Rand; the
latter in Ripley, Ohio. at private
school was not studious in habit,
and probably did not make progress
enough to compensate for the out
lay for board and tuition. At all
events both winters were spent in go
ing over the same old arithmetic
which l knew every word OF before,
and repeating; a noun is the name OF
q thing which | had also heard my
Georgetown teachers repeat, until
had come to believe it-but ! cast no
reflections upon my old teacher, Rich
eson. He turned out bright schol-
ars from his school, many OF whom
have filled conspicuous places in the
service OF their states. Two OF my con-
temperoraries therc--who, l believe,
never attended any other institution OF
learning have held seats in Con-
gress, and one, II not both, other high
offices; these are Wadsworth and
Phister.
Other interesting stories in connec-
ton with his boyhood days are cen
tered about Maysville. Some Of these
stories told in his autobiography fol-
low:
while still quite young had visited
Cincinnati, forty-five miles away, sew
eral times, alone; also Maysville, Ken
lucky, often. and once Louisville. The
Journey to Louisville was big one for
a boy of that day. | had also gone
once with two-horse carriage to
Chillicothe. about seventy miles, with
a neighbors family, who were remov-
ing to Toledo, o., and returned alone;
and had gone once, in like manner, to
Flat Rock. Kentucky. aboue seventy
miles away. While at Flat Rock, at
the house OF a Mr. Payne, whom |
was visiting with his brother, neigh
Dor OF ours in Georgetown, ! saw a
very fine saddle horse, which l rather
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-27
SEALED BIDS.

Building committee Of the First
Christian church, are now ready to re-
ceive sealed bids for the construction
of the Sunday school building. Plans
and specifications can be had by
calling at the Ryder Paint Store. All
bids must be in by 1900 o'clock, noon,
Wednesday, May 18th.
GEO. H. SCOTT, Chairman.
JOHN F. FANSLER, Secretary.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-27
MIR. LEE THOMAS
BURIED HERE TODAY.

Mr.. Lee Thomas. former Maysville
man, who died early Tuesday at his
home near Mt. Olivet, was buried
Thursday afternoon in the Maysville
cemetery. Services were held at the
grave by the Maysville lodge Of Red
Men, of which Mr.. Thomas was long a
member.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-27

The usual mid-week service of pray
er and worship will take place at the
Third Street NJ. E. Church Thursday
evening at 1880 o'clock. The choir will
meet for thirty-minute rehearsal at
the close of the prayer service. Let
us have full attendance. ------. -4--.'=
w. s. PETERS. Paastor.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-27
BARTLING.EIKENBERRY.

Joseph Eikenberry and Miss Pearl
Bartling, both of Greenville, Ohio,
wero married in the County Clerks Of
flee Wednesday by Squire Fred w.
Bauer,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-27
WANTED

Beef Hides. Hides up to 45 pounds
will pay cents per pound, over 45
pounds 6 cents per pound.
31Mch-tf SAM MIDDLEMAN.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-04-27

w. S. PETERS, Paastor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-18
OPILY SOFER S POLICEJ-
MIN

Ma st. Clair Ave, fadil wee
ia opily autoista, jenz mel po-
licejni odznak, tax re preruse-
ma byla doprava. William
Tent, $50 vych. 92. ul., vypra-
voval vcera pc pulnoci, re
kdyz jel pc St. Clair Ave, usly
sci pojednou "a sebou trouble
nj, podobne onomu, jake vyda-
va policejni letaci skadrona.
Ia chvili jej predict automo-
bill, ktery jej vmackl k chodni-
ku. Misto omluvy d~ostalo Sc
mu nekolika nadayek a ridic
mt nakazal, ably mnoho nemlu
vii, re jest policistou a phi tom
hrozil Tenta strhnouti dolu Sc
stroje a stlouci .iej. Die vSeho
samozvany policajt, jenz byl
krone toho opily, sehral podob
nou scenu i jinym kolegdm au-
toistum, take celia ulice byla
zablokovana a doprava uvoln6
ma, kdyz podareny strazce be-
pecnosti z mista ujel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-18
BLANkA K Wy.
STOUPI v C~LEVELANDU.

DceruSka zaslouzileho, zv6c
neleho jiz krajana Jurky, ienz
sve DOLBY sam byl znamenitym
ochotnikem, Blanka, venovala
Sc draze d~ivadelnf a stoii dnes
V popfedi americkych herecek.
Poslednf dobou slavila prav6 .ie
vistni triumfy V Chicago a New
Yorku.
Jak oZnamuje dneSni Plain
Dealer, vystoupf jiz dnes slav-
ma krajanka V zdeisim Me-
tropolitan divadle, V nemz "a
pocne divadelni sezona II. "a
ii. Y divadle hrati Sc Dude "a
lidove Vstupne, "a dollarove
llstky ma nejlepSi mista. Kra-
janka naSe vystoupi V pokroGi-
lejSi sezone We dvou hrach
"The Eternal Magdalene" a V
Lily.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-18
ROLENI HLAVY A UDU

rychle ulevf VAN AZJNE OINTMENT.
Tato osvadtenA le6iva mast VAN v
ohon t6chto prfpadech poskytne Okla
mzitou ulevu. - X dostAnf We vsech
lekArnach.
A. ZVERINA 4 SON u.
Pharmaceutical Chemists
Cleveland. Ohio.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-18
OSOBNf.

V priivodu p. B. Holuba.
fiditele cizineckeho oddeleni V
odbocce Cleveland Trust Co.
ma Harvard a Broadway, ma
vStlvili mas vcera odpoledne
diva ufednici pfeplavni spoleG-
nosti Cunard. Jednim z Mich
byl p. Jindrich Weber, tired
mix zminene spoleGnosti V Pra
re, druhym p. Geo. Simony, q
hlavni kancelare Cunard Ii
ME hotelu Cleveland. Pan
Weber provazel vypravu 1876
vystehoyalcG Y Ceskoslovenska
a rovnez ma ceste zpatecnf bu-
de provazeti cetnou vypravu
krajann, vraceiicfch Sc bud k
trvalemu pobytu V Ceskosloven
sku neb iedoucich tamtez ma
navstevu. Navstivil Chicago
a zavita tez do vychodnich
NEST, V nichz spolecnost Gu
nard ma sve ufadovny. Mel V
umyslu zdrzeti sc V Clevelan-
du til dny. Zpusobilo nam po-
tesenf seznamiti Sc Sc zmine-
nymi pany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-18
SPORT A MANZELSTVf.

PAM Josefa BeneSova nemi-
lovala patrne sport, zeimena
ne baseball a proto t6zce ne
sla, re jeji muz prilis Sc teto
americke narodni hfe venoval.
Zaliba jeho t6zce il hnetla,
ale marne Sc snazila schovati
mu i palku. Kdyz ale manzel
i tuto nalezl, odb6hla V rozGi-
lenl do hofejsiho pokoje, kde
il 10 minut pozd6ii nalezl
sportovni manzel sviieiici Sc V
bolesti. Bylat' rozruseni po-
lila jedu 4 jest lecena V ne
mocnici sv. AleXise ma Broad
way. Manzele bydleji v elsie
1854 ma vych. 40. III. Ma ste
sti nepanuji o zdravi poSetil6
zeny vazne obavy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-18
A Sc PROVALILY.

Chicapee, Mass, II. cervence
Dvacet millionu gallonG vo-
dy zaplavilo velkou cast di-
striktu Williamsett dnes cas-
ne rano. kdyz nadrzka V Lang
valid a lima V Robert Sc prova-
lily. Mnoha obydli a obchod-
nj budovy V tonic mest6 byly
zatopeny az do prvniho po-
school, nikdo vSak 0 zivot ne
pfiSel. Trait drahy Boston &
Maine byly vymlety asi ma tu-
ctu mist.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-18
ODJfzDf DO CESKO-
SLOVENSkA.

We ctvrtek, 20. Gervence t. +.
VIDA Sc ma cestu do stare Via
sti po draze Erie p. Josef Va
NECK. z New Yorku vypluie
palacovou lodi Homeric V So
botu %. cervence t. r. Pan Va
meek Sc test ma shledani Sc
svoii manzelkou a dceruskou,
iez dli We vlasti .iiz cd kvetna
t. +.
Dalsi nase krajanky roz-
louci Sc S Clevelandem pTisti
nedeli %. cervence t. +. a ma
stoupi cestu rovnez pc Erie
draze do New Yorku, odtud
pax vypluji palacovou rychlo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-18

Hajny Sc no ptal, co je FAC, re
muze nositi vojenskou pusku,
ale byl jim surove odbyt. Hal
ny no nechal nenapadne pref
ii a strhl mu re zadu karabinu
5 ramene, Vrah skocil do pri-
kopu a chtel strileti, ale hainy
no predeSel, streliv no do To-
patky. Vrah byl dodan SOU
du, kde pr vyslechu vysly ma
ievo RUNE podrobnosti. Vra-
hove tez chteli prepadnouti u
sedlost o samotach a kupce,
kteri byli V Roznov6 ma trhu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-18
Nejvrelejsi diky.

Hlubokou vdecnosi pobadana, vzdavam timto srdecne dikv
znamym, ktei Sc su6astnii pohrbu meho mlovan6ho manzela,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-18
Vodni velociped, novy wy
nalez inz. Jana Tomka z Hrad

&c Kralove, predveden byl We
refine, jak sdeluif Lid. Novi-
NY, pc prve V ned6li 25. m.
m. 0 II. IODINE IA Labi Y
Hradci Kralove prot obchod-
nj akademii. Produkci prihli-
zelo cetne mistni i okolni ODE
censtvo. Jezdec V uplnem u
stroieni ma nov6m tonic apa-
ratu pohyboval Sc 5 dosti znac
nou rychlosti pc hladine vodni.
konstrukce tohoto plavidla
spociva ma dvou plovoucich t6-
lesech, je snadno riditeln6, bez
peCne a naprosto stabilni. Po-
hybu dosahuie Sc slapanim ia
ko Il obyGeineho kola a zaber-
ne lopatky pohybuii Sc ma re-
tezovych pasech, take ieiich
zaber pod hladinou trva urci-
tou dobu nez Sc opet vynoTi k
novemu zab6ru. Pfistrci Sc
strojen byl inz. ]. Tomkem ia
ucasti r. Sternera. odb. ucitele
ma klempffskem oddeleni sko-
~ pro umelecke zpracovani ko
VII V Hradsi Kralove. Proiek-.
tant aparatu sestroii novy 2
sedlovy pristroi, V leccems Edo
konaleny, iimz Dude mono
dosahnouti ieste vetsi rychlo-
ST nez pr prvni produkci. !.
Dopadeny vrah cetnikIv.-
Jak znamo. byl nedavno ma sill
nici II Roznova dvema tulaky
zavrazden Getnicky strazmistr
Voborny. Jeden z vrahu byl
chvcen tehoz dine, druhv tepr-
We t6chto dnech. Sci totiz ko-
lem haiovny II Celadne a po-
nevada mel karabinu a revol-
yer. byl hajnemu napadny. =
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-18
AMERICKA DELNICKA
STRANA.

New York, II. cervence. =
Americka delnicka strana chy-
sta sc zasahnouti do voleb v r.
1924. Byla zde zroZena wee
ra ma sjezdu SOCIALISM,, stou-
pencil farmarsko-delnicke stra
ny a unionistav.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-18

lodi Resolute pres Hamburk
do vlasti.
Preplav a veSker6 z~alezito-
sti k odcestovani vyridil D. FIR.
Holub, V newburghske odboGce
The Cleveland Trust Co., rob
Broadway a Harvard ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-18
J. KuCera starSi:
historic

JsOu llde, kterl by radl budl-
Ii pozornost. ia budim poor
most! Kdyz jdu pc ulici, jake
by chodcHm neco uGarovalo,
at chteji nebo ne, ZastaVl lie
to neodp6rnou moci a toCl je
to kolem osy Jake slunecnice,
v kteremz pTirovnani isem ia
ubohym sluncem. Pitome stu
neGnice. Lide zcela sluSni, do
bre vychovani, bez vlastnIho We
domi ozyvajf Sc jake gumovi
panackov6, kterym neco zma-
Gklo zatku ma bfiSku. Obvykle
ie: Zach, to je bora sadla!'
nebo: 'Podivuhodne, a ten ba-
Xix jeSte sam chodi!' nebo:
"Koukei, z toho by Sc vype-
klo!" (vykrik, .iena prozrazu-
ie hospodyni) a pod. Patrne je
to neodolatelne.
Kdybych aspon nemusil Cd
fukovati, snad by to nebylo
tax napadn6. Zkusiti to -?
Nechte 81 sve rady, prosim
vas. To ie iako raditi n6komu,
ably zkusil Sc zadusiti.
Proste muslin zhubnouti.
Muslin zhubnouti "a kazdou
cenu. PoGfnam lecbu hladem,
veGer Jim o tri vejce meme. Gill
3 parky meme. Gill o 10 dkg
salamu meme. Gill 0 jednu no.
stinskou veGeTi meme.
To je zvlastni. Cd te DOLBY,
60 Jim o til vejce denne meme.
pribylo mi 4 ky ma vaze. Kdy-
bych byl pred IA dny nekomu
rekl, re 20 n6Cem ieSte ztlou-
stnu. byl by praskl jake bubli-
ma. M co, budu iisti vecer 0
dalSi 3 veice meme. Gill o dalSl
, parky meme, atd.
Zkusim to, zmenSiti 0 dalsi
til veice.
Jsem jake ia kobyla, kterou
We staroslavne anekdote lid cd
%nautoval jisti. Al ma to, re o
ma hubla. Nebudu w pomalu
iisti vabec. Pristupuii k neira-
dikaln6jsi redukci svych vece-
ri: spokoifm Sc $ deseti parky,
eli deseti vaiickv ma mekko
ci tfemi hospodskImi veGere-
mi. At tfebas uschnu!
HIM, $50 kilo. Ia 4 nedele o
3 kila t6zSi.
"No, to nenf ami kilo "a IT,
den,' Tekl mi kamarad JOSH
fek. Boze, to mne potesil!
Rad bych ien vedel, jak by
to dopadalo, kdybych byl sve
vecefe neredukoval -? Kama
radi fika.ii. lie isou zvedavi,
kdy to dotahnu IA 9 metraky.
Ohmatavaii mne jake krmne-
no a uzavfraji sazky. Holota.
A parnich laznich Sc dali
kluci do kfiku. kdyz jsem sko-
eli do bassinku a voda Jim W.
stoupila mad nos. Hnupi, jake
by mne hned V zapeti voda ne
vyplivla jake korek!
Ostatne ted to zkouSim no.
wynn svstemem die lekafske IA
DIV. Rano prostocvik a sprchy.
Ma to hodinu fezu nebo Stipam
pax zal6vam zahradku a
pod. Zbytek do obeda, pro-
chazky. chHze do vrchu, beh.
Odpoledne ficni koupele a dive
hodiny plovanf. PAX t6locvik
ma nafadi. K veceru tents, pred
unGnTi h4h do urchu M uaceri
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-18

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