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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-29
PERSONALS

Miss Lucille Fisher Is recover.
ing from a several days illness at
her home on Pierpont avenue.
Miss Mabel Meyers Of Pierpont
avenue Is spending the holidays
with relatives at Pine Grove Wet.
gel County.
Miss Martha Howard has been
III for several days at the homs
Of her parents, DR.. and Mrs. L.
D. Howard on Madison street.
Miss Mary Moore, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Moore, has
been quite sick for several days
at the home Of her parents on
Locust avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bennett,
who were the guests Of their
daughter, Mrs. e.. B. Moore Of
Locust avenue, have returned to
their home at Greensburg, Pa.
G. @. Smith has returned from
Warren, Pa, where he spent the
holidays with his parents.
Mrs. William Seabold and son
william are both very Ill with in.
fluenza at their home at 615 Ohio
avenue.
Mrs. Earl H. Smith is spending
several days in Baltimore. Upon
her return she will stop at Cumber-
land and Keyser for a visit with
relatives. a
Cecil. Rice OF Pittsburgh has re-
turned home after spending Christ
mas here with his sister, Mrs. Myr.
tie Leonard at her home on Wat.
son avenue.
Miss Minnie Fletcher is I'll with
a severe cold at her home on
Lowell street.
Miss Bessie Loomis, deaconess
of the First Presbyterian Church,
will return today from Mononk, ILL.,,
where she had spent Christmas
with relatives.
Mrs. o. F. jenkins and infant are
improving nicely at Cook Hos
pital, where they are patients
Guy Kirkpatrick. who spent
several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. Holt Of Clarksburg, has re.
turned to his home.
James Thomas Reynolds OF
Wheeling is the guest Of It's
CONTINUED on page 81
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Glass Party

The members Of Miss Users
class Of the First Presbyterian
Church and several of their
friends attended q Christmas
party Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. F.. A. Moore In
High street. Various Christmas
games were enjoyed. and the dec
orations were In keeping with the
holiday spirit. About twenty
children were in attendance.
Class to meet.
The Winona Bible Glass will meet
at 1880 this evening" at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Riggs In
Lowell street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. George Fitch of
Pittsburgh, Frederick o. Smith
OF Cleveland, Ohio, and Gene
Sawyer, also of Cleveland, Ohio;
who were the house guests of Df,
and Mrs. D. P. Fitch at their
home In the West End, have re-
turned to their homes. Mrs.
Frederic o. Smith and Mi. and
Mrs. E. c. Butler Of Cleveland
who were also Christmas guests
at the Fitch home, will remain
mere until after New Years.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-29

Miss Irene Davis of Pierpont
avenue went to Wheeling this
morning where she will be the
guest for several days OF her
brother. Earl Fishback. She will
attend dance to be given this
evening by a fraternity Of profess
stOnal men.
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RlrthdaY AnnlversarY

Mrs. NJ. a. Yost Of Falryiew cele.
brated her ninety.second birthday
anniversary Wednesday, She spent
the day quietly. at homo receiving
friends who called to offer their,
congratulations. Mrs. Yost, is the;
mother of Dr.. L. N. Yost and DR.:
d. L. L. Yost OF this city.
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New Years Reception

The holiday festivities viii coul-
inmate New Years Day with the
Now Years reception to be given
by the Woman's Club at the Ma
sonic Temple. The reception
promsise to be among the most
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Marriage Announced

Announcement has been made
of the marridge or Patrick c. Mo-
ran Of this city, formerly OF Wes-
ton. and Miss Kathleen NJ. Berry
Of Rapidnn, Va, which was SOL
emnizeda last summer. The. bride
has resided here for some time
with her sister, Mrs. Ralph Court
ney. Mr.. Moran holds q position
with the Mountain City Drug
Store.
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Chapter Entertained

Mrs. 3. A. Crosse was hostess 10
the Colonel Morgan-Morgan chap
ter of the Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution last evening at her
home on Pittsburgh avenue. An
interesting program, in charge OF
Miss Mary Morgan, was carried
out. Refreshments were served.
The next meeting OF the chapter
Will be held January 20 at tbs
home OF Mrs. NJ. L. West on Fair.
fax street.
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To Sing

Miss Grace Cole Of New York
Will sing at the morning service
OF the Billingsley Memorial Meth
odist Episcopal Church South
next Sunday. She will be. accom-.
panied by Mrs. ]. Minor Dunham,
church organist. Miss Cole viii
Sing the selection "And thers
were Shepherds" recltatlye and
aria by Turpin.
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Guests Here

Mr.. and Mrs. WINS Hawley Of
Brooklyn. N. Y. are guests OF
their son., Willis Hawley, Jr., and
family at their home on the Nor.
nal dormltory apartments They
were former residents OF this city.
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Clubs 20 Entertain
Marrlane Announced

Mr.. and MIS-. D. B. oliker Of
Carleton street have announced
the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Sadie ]. oliker, and Edward
u. Meyers, both Of this city, which
was isolemnized yesterday evening
at the parsonage Of the officiating
minister, Rabbi LIGHTER.
Miss oliker was the guest OF
friends in Pittsburgh and Mr..
Meyers went there for their mar
riage which took place last eve
ming. A message received here
last evening by the brides parents
brought word of the marriage.
Miss oliker is a charming young
woman and has resided here prac-
tically all her life. Mr.. Myers was
until recently a resident OF ossin-
ing, N. Y, but is associated In
business with E. Dietz in his Mad
ison street establishment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers are in New
York and Atlantic City on their
honeymoon and will come here la
ter to reside.
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Leave For Home

Mr.. and Mrs. George Raymond
Brooks of Pittsburgh and 3. E,
Hazen of Mount Holyoke, N. Y,
who were the house guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred HelmIck of
Fairmont avenue, have returned
70 their homes. Mr.. and Mrs,
a. B. Brown of Pittsburgh, who
were also their guests for Christ
mas, have returned home.
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To Wheeling

The Misses wilma Lee Davis OF
Spring street and Miss Lucille
Nuzum of Chicago street wero
guests at the B. G o. dance aud
reception last evening at Whec,.
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DelluhtfuI Prouram.

A delightful program was carried
out last evening when the local
lodge, Knights Of Pythias, enter.
tanned their women friends at their
hall on Main street. A feature Of
the program was a group OF songs,
beautifully sung by Miss Grace
Cole. soprano OF New York, who Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Laura A,
Cole OF this city. A splendid talk
was given by Mrs. Kemble White
concerning her recent tour abroad.
Miss Cole sang Willamette" by
Acqua, Flowers, Who'll Buy?" by
Merit, and as an encore she sang
Honey by Barnastua. She was
shllfully accompanied by Mrs.
Florence Clayton Durham. Mrs,
White talked concerning her tray.
els and her visit to Queen Marie OF
Rumania The affair was a most
delightful one and following the
program social hour was sald
and refreshments were served
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Married Yesterday
Guests for Dance

Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Hutchln7
son have as their guests at their
home in Fairmont avenue, Miss
Kathleen German Of Parkersburg
and Miss Mary Hart and Charles
Hart OF Clarksburg. They came
here to attend the Hutchinson
dance at the Country Club last
eYening. y ;.
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0CAl SOCIAL EVENTS

Parkersburg; Harry Camden, Par.
kersburg; Trugh Brenner, Pitts
burgh; Elliott Darling, Baltimore,
and Nelson Stewart, Morgantown.
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NInrrie,i WetInesdav

Charles B. Reed OF this city
and Miss Ethel Schiller OF Sedan;
W. Va we're married Wednesday
at Cumberland, Md, with the
Reverend Mr.. Moffatt Of the Pres
byterian Church officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. Reed arrived here last
evening. They are leaving today
for the middle West where they
will spend their honeymoon, after
which they will reside here. Mr..
Reed is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
o. Reed OF 104 Broadway street
and is an assistant foreman in the
Baltimore and Ohio roundhouse
here. The bride is a daughter CT
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Schiller of
Sedan.
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Dance Tonight

Miss Charlotte Russell will en-.
tertatn number of her young
friends at q dance this evening a:
the home Of her parents on Wiz,
ginia avenue to honor her guest,
Miss Dolly Rodney of Clarksbur5.
Christmas effects will be used in
the decorations and about, thirty
young people will be entertained .
Miss Charlotte, who is a student
at Stuart Hall in Stanton, Va,
is spending the holidays with her
parents.
Wednesday, Miss Katherine
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Birthday Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hodges
entertained yesterday afternoon
at their home at sos Fourth
street In honor Of their son, Allen
Hodges, and to celebrate Inc
ninth anniversary Of his birth. A
number Of little girls and boys
were delightfully."- entertained from
70 o'clock with Juvenile games
ana music. and refreshments were
served. Each child was given a
tiny basket of candles as a favor.
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Family Party

Mr.. and Mrs. James C. Hall en-,
tertained at a dinner party Christ.
mas Day to honor Mr.. Halls
father and mother. the Rev. and
Mrs. Blackburn Hall at their
home in Fourth street. An elabor.
ate turkey dinner was served.
Decorations consisting OF holly
wreaths, poinsettias, and Christ.
mas bells were used throughout
the house. The table was center.
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ed With q basket Of polnsettias
Following dinner, q musical pro.
gram waa given previous 10 q
visit hons Santa clanss Those
present were: The Rev. ani
Mrs Biacl Sburn Han Of Manning.
ton. III. and Mts. George L. Hin.
erman Of Weston. lNr. and Mrs /.
William Stewart and daughter
Ro1ie Of Warrington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Hall and children,
Stanley and Ethel OF Bingamon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Copen.
,hayer Of Wlalac, Miss Eva Msth.
ews Of Fairmopt.
Married Yesterday,
]. Frank Smith and Miss Helen
.Beerbower Of this cIif were mar
ried yesterday Afternoon at the
Presbyterian Church with the
Rev. H g. stoetzer, pastor Of the
church, officiating. The bride Is
a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. q. b.
Beerbower Of. Alexander Place
and Is a splendid young woman.
Mr.. Smith is employed in the en-
cheering department OF the Mon
ongahela Power and Railway, Co.,
and resides with his parents on
Thirteenth street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith will take up their resi-
dence at 227 Grant street.
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Brett entertained the same crowd
Of young people q q dance at the
home Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Thomas I. Brett on Benoni
Avenue. Ghristmas effects were
also used In the Apo ntments o.
the dance. y
"a o. o.
Clubs 10 Entertain
The members OF the Tuesday
Bridge Club Will entertain their
husbands and men friends at q
a o'clock bridge dinner tomorrow
evening at the Falrmont County
club. a..
The Wednesday Bridge Club
will entertain at a z O'Clock din
ner next Wednesday evening at
the Country Club, the guests : Of
honor to be Mr.. and. Mrs. John
Paul Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Hutchinson Annette, Mr.. and Mrs.
John stoetzer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Delmer Robinson, the latter two OF
Winchester, Va.
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enjoyable o. the entire season and
plans are rapidly maturing for tie
event.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-31
VZACNY ULOVEK.

Spolecneho honu sucastnili
sc kdysi Vilem H., Frantisek
Ferdinan Este a Karel. Neizu-
rlveji vedl 81 Frantisek Ferdi-
nand, ktery strilel vse, co mu
prislo do rany. Ke konci honu
priscl cely rudy radosti a ozna
moval Vilemovi: "Dneska .jsem
ulovil kus, jaky sotva kdy byl
WIDEN V Rakousku. Kdc JIG Ka-
rel, ten Sc podivi. Ten mi bude
Zavidet!"
Nacez odpovedel Vilem: mi
~ brachu, Karel te pretroum-
fnul. Ten ulovil kousek, KITE
ry V Rakousku vubec nezije".
"Neni mozna."
9"Ba ie! Zatim co isme honi-
Ii, Easel do vinarny Il ulovil 81
bajeonou opici."
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K HISTORII
VANY.

Clevelandsky bulletin OHIO
ske utilitnl komise prinaSi v G.
re dine 80. ledna zajimavou
historku, jak bylo pohlizeno ma
koupelny pred sedmdesati ro-
ky. Naser dnesni nezbytnost
prodelavala prave takovy BOZ
prot zaostalosti a Zpatecnl-
ctvl, zrovna jake musely bojo-
vati S ruznymi predsudky, u
hi, para, elektrina, plyn, tram
waye j jine vymozenosti. Prv-
nj koupaci vana byla We Spoj.
Statech vyhotovena v Cincinna
tt roku 1912. Byla z mahago-
noveho dreva a vylozena uvnitr
olovenym plechem. Mattel u
kazoval tenkrate s pychou svo-
je move zarizeni 0 vanocich,
ale zahy Sc mu "a to dostalo
vytopku. Jiz druhy den Sc OBJ.
IJevila V novinach zprava, kde
byl odsuzovan jake rozmarilec
a vana nazvana nedemokrati.
ckou marnosti a zbytecnym
prepychem. Uboha vana ale
nemela jen nepritele v nevedo.
mych novinaTich, ale priklada-
Ii il polVka, coz by clovek ski
tecne anf dnes neveril - lie.
kari, kteTi vanu dali do klatby
jake "neprftelkyni lidskeho
zdravi'. Neni-li nam to dnesn.
DOLBY vice jak smesne?
Slo sc tax daleko, re mestt
Flladelfie roku 1913 Sc snazi
10 vydati zakaz, koupati Sc \
dobe mezi l. listopadem a Is
bremen. Dotycna ordinance
propadla, ma stesti nebot' by,
la by zajiste vezdy citovana il
ko doklad uzasne lidske hlon
posti. Ia to Sc neco podobne
no podarilo Bostonu, kde r
1915 Sc stale koupani neza
konnym, vyjma. kdyz to pre-
depsal lekaf. Take We Virgini
sc vyznamenali tim, re kazdo,
vanu zdanili poplatkem $780,
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v. DOBE MODERNf.

Potkal jsem pfitele Kane
nicka, vracejiciho sc z maSkar
niho plesu.
"To jsem Sc polekal, priteli,"
zacal, ale dobre to ma stestl
dobre dopadlo."
"Co Sc stalo?"
"Byl jsem pristihnut. kdyz
Jsem "a palmou libal zenu."
"Cizi zenu?"
NE, svoji zenu."
"Spji zenu? V tom prece
neni mic zleho."
de. Pristihl mne pan Parou
bck."
STomu do toho mic neni.'
"Je! Byla to jeho zena."
ALE vzdyt' isl prave rekl,
re TO byla tvoje zena.'
"Ano; byla to mole zena, "a
lie potion to byla jeho zena.'
"Tedy zuril!!"
me! Small set"
"Smal Sc, kdyz isl libal jeho
zenu?"
"On v prvnim okamziku "a
pomnel, re uz to neni jeho ze-
ma"
"A q je to zena?"
"Pana Chalupnika' Ale ten
sc s nj nasledkem toho da roz-
vest"
"A (ci to ted Dude zena2"
ease mole zenai'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-31
ucTA.

!, V dobe svetove valky pravll
v jiste obci predseda veteranu
a prvni radni, re by sf obec u
delala nahore dobre oko, kdyby
uctila nejak pamatku cisare
FrantiSka Josefa. A nejlepe by
bylo - dodal - postavit ma
navsi sochu naseho nejmilosti-
.vejsiho cisare.
Ackoliv nebylo mnoho chu-
tt, prece pan prvni radnl prosa
dill svuj navrh a bezelo jen Q
to, kde wit kamen.
Prihlasil sc chalupnik Ia
hounek nabidnul, Re odproda
obci lacino vysoky pfskovy pat
mix, ktery mu u vrat beztak
prekazel.
Prisel sochar. vydlabal z
kamene France Josefa a socha
"a velike slavy postavena pred
kaplicku ma naves.
A kdokoliv sci mimo, musel
smeknout, Nsice by no pan PRIV
nj radni udal pro urazku We
licenstva.
Jen chalupnik Tahounek ne
A kdyz no jednou pan
predseda veteranu upomenul
ma vlasteneckou povinnost, po-
krcil rameny a pravil:
90, vite, pane radni, vona
je to tezka wee! Jak pax mann
pred tim cisarem smeknout,
kdyz no este pamatuju jake
patnik,co Sc u nej psi zastavo-
vail, ocuchali a tento = -"
Mel stesti, re "a tyden ma
stal prevrat!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-31

mi jednal Size odmerene, ale
vlidne, davaje jim stale "po-
how.
Skoncilo to trestem vezeni
ma dobu ctyr let. Voigt pfijal
rozsudek klidn6, cast trestu 81
take odpykal a dostav pozdeji
milost, odstehoval sc do Lucem-
burska, kde nyni pc letech
klidneho odpocinku zemrel. Je
no slavne vystoupeni bylo ov-
sem zatim bezpoctulkrate a ca
sto velmi zdafile n%apodobeno,
zejmena "a svetove valky a ta-
Ike u mas. Ale primal ustal
kopnickemu sevci-hejtmanu u.
chovan pro vzdy.
Prlpad jeho zaslouzi zajiste
|teto vzpomlnky. Byla to PRIV.
nj a nesmrtelna parodie ma rlz.
most a vyvysenost nemecke ar.
mady mad neuniformovant
smrtelnlky, obnazeni onohc
povestneho ducha V nj, ienz oc
dob Bedficha Velikeho shleda
val hlavni cenu vo.jska V bez.
mySlenkovite execirce, subor
dinanci, paradach - kratce
onom pfislovecnem "drillu"
'kdy pracuji nohy a ruce a hla
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-31

kratiti dlouhou chvili, poslala
mu iedna ctitelka z Parize heZ
kou loutku V unifornie setnf-
ka. Psaly sc 0 mem plsniCky,
ano i romany 80. ObzaloVan
byl re zlocinu podvodu a fai-
Sovani verejnych listin, Z precl-
nu omezovani osobni %svobody,
neopravn6neho vykonavani We
Tejneho uradu a noSenl unlfor-
my. Pr liceni vystupoval xii
dine, neztraceje humoru, ba do
vedl ma sebe strhnouti i SYM
pate obecenstva, kdyz llcil
Isvoje osudy a Zejmena jak pru-
ska policie sym ustaVicnym
chikanovanim branila mu pc
vVchodu u kaZnice, ably Sc vra
til ma dobrou ceStu, k pOctlVe
praci. Pracoval take V Ce-
chach Nv Litomericich, Trut-
move a Usti n. L., ale nikde
Sc nemohl uchytit. Nikdy Sc
neopljel, I'll spofadane a pilne
stradal. We vazb6 sepsal vlast
nj z%ivotopis S nadpisem die
schiefe Ebene", ktery venoval
svemu obhajci jake jediny mo
zny honoraf.
Re YSemn Sc primal. 0 tom
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IA "kOP NICKYM
HEJTMANEM".

Y Lucemburku zemfel We We
ku II let muz, jenz .ledimym
kouskem uniforme pruskeho
oficira uGinil sve imeno sveto-
znamym a ktereho mohl tehdy
praVem prohlasiti Daily FIX
press" Y uVodniku IA maaetek
vSech kultuTnich narodu, pone-
vadz vyrazu "mezinarodni We
seloSt' dial koneCne urcity Wy
raz. Patnact let neni doba
tax dlouha, ably Sc ma podafe-
nou historku "kopnickeho heit
mana zapomnelo. Proto asi
depeSe 0 jeho smrti vzbudila
vSude zivy zajem, ktery liz pro
originality Voightova Ntipu
odhaliysiho neodolatelne rut
nemeckeho ~vojenskeho "drii-
lu". zaslouzf o%svezeni.
Y rljnu 1906 objevil Sc ma
tegelske s~tfeInici V Berline jiz
starSi muz Y uniforme setnlka.
Prisel sc slovy lie ma 'kabinetnl
rozkaz Jeho Velicenstva musl
Sc lined provesti zateenl' a u
kazal paplr, ktery Sc nikdo ne
odyazil Clsti. Vellclho poddu-
Stojnll<a postal zhurta pryc,
nacez rozkazal Cete deslti gar
dlstu nastouplti 4 nasiedovati
lei, daV drive powell, nabijet.
ma ostro. Odvedl voiaky na
nadrazi a odiel S mimi ptlmo
do II. kilometru vzdalenehC
mesta Kopniku, kde IA prispe
nj cetnictVa obsadil cel0u rad
nici, poStu a telefon. Iatk
starostu i pokladnika, nafidi
zhotoVenl ncetni hZaVerhy
ziiSteni pokladnl hotoyosti, il.
y eastce $500 marek zabavil
. celcm aktu dal sepsati pro
fokol. Starostu S pokladnlken
Doslal S eSkortOu ma hlavn
straz Y Bcrline, kde prave me
sluzbu prime Pachym Albrecht
4 sam od.iel tam Vlakem ku
pc |. tridy, podeliv ieste pc
shlsne muzstVo pc .iedne mare
ma lido" V Berllne vzbudi
oysem transport S k~opnickyr
starostou podiv Il tax Sc pro
zradilo, re .ide 0 rafinovan.
podvod a loupeZ ia bileho dine
Ale 20 energickem setniku ia
koby sc zeme propadla
Teprve, kdyz sc yee prozra
dila, v%zpominali 81 kopnicti 0
cane, re pan hoffman byl pr
lis starry, re jeho uniforma ne
odpovidala pfedpisum a re me
spinave pradlo. Vojaci. ktel
sc pro svoji skutecnc vzorno
posiusndst a uctu k predstave
nVnl stall bezdccnymi jeho pc
mocnlky, nell sice X menu
pocatku neduyeru, ktera vsa
zmizela, kdyz tetnictNo = koI
nlku vzdalo mu ccst a ochotn
ma Jeho rozkaz utyorilo kol
don ia numestl Il kdyz sc j be
licie podrob.la leho rozkazun
Cetlllcl naopak nell 1ase re
spekt z nasazenych bodaku yc
enskych. Take ~ radnici n
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jak pfipadl ma m~yslenku, pro-
vesti S vojskem V Kopniku w.
brani obecni pokladny, praVil
~ bidy rodi Sc vselijake N.Y.
slenky. Nekdo Sc streli, nekdo
skoci do Sprevy a ia prisel ma
napad, re by mne mohlo VOL
sko pomaei k penezum. We
del jsem, jakou cest' mali du-
stojnici, jak je kazdy pred nj
mi maly ~. a tax jsem prisel
ma toho he.jtmana." proc
prave ma setnika?" PRO
sim, ia jsem w usedly clovek
a dost mne byla hanba, re jsem
tax starry a .jeste nejsem majo-
rem. (Hlucna veselost). Ale
kdyz bych jake major potre-
boval sluhu! A iak jsou k ne
cemu diva, tax Sc to nezdari,
ia mann zkusenosti." Ma Kop-
nix pripadl, ponevadz V kaz-
nici w slysel, re Sc tam dobre
krade, protoze policie ia mic
nestoji. Ma otazku, ida tan
jiz nekdy drive byl, rekl: -
yak xiv ne, co bych tam, pro.
sim delal? Tam jsou jen pra.
delny a pfadelny, sevcu ma
To- Vojaci notvrdili, re S M
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"a rok. Kdoz by Sc pax divll,
re mohl proraziti jiz v osvice-
ne dobe nasi zakon prohibicnl.
Ones by ami neprekvapilo,
kdyby nam zakazali tabak,
nebo kdyby nam vetsina odhla
sovala, CO name .jisti, co dy-
chati, neb snad i cemu veriti.
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va z1stava donna. Parodie tax
dokonala, re svemu autoru IL
skala razem svetovou popula-
ritu, kterou mohl mu zavideti
i lecktery prusky statnik.
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Odpoved' ma insert.
Velectena sleCno,

Velectena slecno,
prala jste 81 seznamiti Sc S
neVsednim muzenl. TAX to
hych prosim byl ia. ia bezto-
no nemam linda cas- nez v me-
deli. Y hct6 Mat. Provaznfk.