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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-08-17

In the absence of glass, ice has
,een used to focus the suns rays n
Harting q fire.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-08-17

Mrs. Paul Russell, of Denver, Colo,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Galloway.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-08-17
Local and Personal

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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. George Sherburne
and daughter Mary Jane of Poca-
tello, spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Morton.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-08-17
UNIVERSITY
AND EXTENSION
CARIBOU COUNTY FAIR

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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-08-17
SUMMONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF the
Third Judicial District of the State
of Idaho, In and For Gilmore Coun-
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-08-17
NOTICE FOR BIDS

Dated August s, 1928.
Aug 10-Aug 81
Evening star., 1923-06-05
SMITH JOINS ELKs.

ALBANY, N. Y. June 5.-Gov. Smith
will become an Elk tonight. He VIII
Evening star., 1923-06-05
GAYETY-"Talk of the Town. .

With three performances a day. the
Gayety has awakened from its sum
mer sleep to crafty the burlesQue
taste during Shrine week Manager
Harry Jarboe, himself an enthusiastic
member of the red-fez hosts is put
ting forth his best efforts, in a show
called The Talk of the Town" Its
peculiar appeal, he says, is that il is
appropriate, for with The Dance
of the Sacred Tob," whose special
lure is a Bedouin beauty called
Nadia. as one of the twelve big plat
ters of comedy. farce, burlesque and
musical fodder that fairly bristie
with delight, he believes that almost
any unattached Shriner in search of
soothing charm would leave his happy
lodgings to leap at it.
Eddie Hadi and CHARLEY F-asan.
cast that also includes Kitty Clasco a
prima donna of personal grace and
attractiveness in addition to her
musical talents, and eighteen chorus
girls. led by Mabel Glasco. are an
important factor. Mabel Clark, SOU
brette; Virginia Sellers, ingenue, and
Nettie knlse. comedienne. are among
Evening star., 1923-06-05
B. F, KEITH'S-Louise Lovely,

The mystery and romance sur
rounding the picture making people
both ~ p3qon f fh noHirs 6oSGrsstin6 ins
to followers of vaudeville. and when
dainty Louise Lovely decided 70
show just what is what in little
sketch she Immediately arose TO
top-line position. Miss Lovely is
a director. camera man and cleo
trician. and with the assistance of
local talent afforded the audience at
KeithS last night a half hour of in
teresting and innocent amusement.
She first made a neat speech de-
Tending the good name of Hollywood
and then showed how the pictures
are made. acting a dramatic part
with fine effect. but at the same time
getting lots of fun out of the pos
'tures of the amateurs from the au-
dience.
Miss Grace Gloria Abr. Queen of
the Shrine and her ladies-in w ait
ing helped Miss Lovely brighten up
her sketch, while Master Austin lie
Roy Lawrenson sang to the fair
cleopatra" the latest song. The
fention of the ma nasement to snow
the pictures shot" last night. both
of the people on the stage and those
in the audience, later on. A huge
basket Of flowers was passed over
the footlights to Miss Abr and many
curtain calls rewarded the efforts Of
Miss Lovely.
The hard working Lynn Cowan has
whipped another bright sketch into
shape under the title. THE Little
Production. and with the assistance
Of Bill Bailey and EStelle Davis put
II over the footlights with a telling
punch Cowan sings popular songs.
dances we'll and carries pep" enough
for the entire company. The pro-
Evening star., 1923-06-05
COSM0S-"The Girl Who Came
Back"

Discriminating photoplay patrons
who can recall "Evangeline" will re-
member the idealized beauty of
Miriam Cooper. especially in the
scenes. where her portrayal called
for sadness. This same beauty, really
irresistible, is apparent in much of
her work in The Girl Who Came
fack. Tom Forman production for
Preferred Pictures. which headlines
tie Cosmos Theater program under
its new summer policy OF all picture
entertainment, this week
The title and the story. perhaps
viii suggest melodrama, and, to IA
large extent. both are melodramatic
but 1t is sort of idealized melo-
drama, softened and toned with L re-
lining taste. which sacrifices the
thrill for suspense. The Girl is
country girl earning an humble liv-
ing in the big city. Two friends take
her to 'Dream1and. where. carried
away by the lights and the music
she is easily led into bogus mar
riagt only TO be arrested. with her
husband. and sent to prison. Tie
fri riendsf1ip of life nvfct. who inn
parts to him knowledge of great
wealth in South Africa and aids him
to escape. He is caught. however.
and gives this information to the
girl. who subsequently turns up as
an heiress of wealth and wins the
love of a rich man. whom she mar
ries. after hearing that her supposed
Evening star., 1923-06-05
WAR PHOTOGRAPHER
TO FACE CHARGES
D.. c. Thompson arrested for I'm
personating Naval Officers and
Passing Worthless Checks.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 5.-Donald c.
Thompson, war photographer, was ar
rested here last night by agents of
the Department Of Justice on charges
OF impersonating naval officers and
passing worthless checks. sThofnp-
son has been arrested on similar
charges twice previously, federal
agents asserted. -
Thompson and his wife left Kansas
during the world war, he as pho
tographer for magazine and she as
a Red Cross worker, II was under
stood here. Mrs. Thompson now is
said to be on the Pacific coast.
Thompson's pictures and films OF
war scenes. including glimpses of the
kaiser and the German and Russian
armies. commanded attention in maga-
zines and newspapers. and later he
talked before clubs and other organi-
cations He is said to be wanted by
the New York office of the bureau OF
investigation of the Department OF
Justice for having posed as Comman-
der Frederick E. Pierson,' U. s.. n.
and also as Lieut. Commander VAIN
wright and to have passed several
worthless checks.
Thompson was found at one of the
most prominet hotels, where he had q
suite of three rooms, q young woman
secretary and Photographic lenses
said to be valued at several thou
sand dollars.
Evening star., 1923-06-05

husband is dead. What follows makes
interesting drama, with more of sus-
pense and scenic beauty as its charm
than the usual thrills. One follows
the fine acting of an excellent cast
including CASTOR Glass, Kenneth
Harlan, Fred Malatesta, Joseph Dowl-
ing, Ethel Shannon. Mary Culver and
Zasu Pitts, with real pleasure that
Is not shocked by the usual melo-
dramatic climax Orchestral accom-
paniment lends much to the charm
of the pictufe play.
The supplemental features include
Taking Orders" a highly improba
ble. but nevertheless interesting
two-reel comedy. because of the baby
charm of Little Peggy: the Urban
Movie Chats and the international
News.
Under the summer policy. begun
yesterday, gentlemen are permitte ed
to smoke in the balcony, 'withouf
discomfort TO those seated in the
auditorium.
Evening star., 1923-06-05

6ixty-six vessels for one shipping
company in the same number of years
is the record of a Clyde shipbuilding
yard.
Evening star., 1923-06-05
VETERANS TO UNITY
Relief LEGISLATION
Organizations Name Representa-.
tives to Confer With Bureau
Officials on Plans.

An omnibus legislative program In
behalf of disabled war veterans will
be drawn up by Representatives of
the Veterans Bureau and OF national
organizations of former service men
for presentation at the next session
Of Congress; II was announced today
by the Disabled American Veterans
of the World War.
After a conference with Veterans
Bureau officials, decision was made
to have one United Spanish War Vet
eran and two representatives each of
the American Legion. Veterans OF
Foreign Wars. Disabled American
Veterans and Veterans Bureau work
out plans for remedial laws needed
for the disabled soldiers.
Evening star., 1923-06-05

be initiated as member Of New
York Lodge, No. I, in the assembly
chamber, in connection with the state
convention of Elks.
Evening star., 1923-06-05
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Evening star., 1923-06-05
ADJUSTMENTS
BELASCO-Carmela Ponselle Re-
nital

Carmela PonseHe, sister Of Rosa
Ponselle. the leading dramatic So
nrano of the Metropolitan opera
House and herself popular in New
York as a concert singer, gave a de-
iishtful recital before an apprecia-
tive audience at the Belasco Theater
yesterday afternoon. Although this
charming Italian singer is generally
called mezzo soprano, her contralto
notes were so marvelously round and
full that it would seem more ap-
Miss Ponselle has excellent stage
presence and a fascinating personality.
The first group of songs included
'Lieti Senor. Salute" Chi vuol la
Zingarella." aria ''di Polissena" from
'Radamisto" and Haydens "Mermaid's s
Song" This group alone offered her
variety of opportunities to display
all the technical skill. mastery of
tone, color and natural beauty of her
voice. She sang the popular HE Loves
Me. Loves Me Not as encore.
The second group in English in
cluded Rachmannoff's The Soldier s
Rrige," the CampbellTipton arrange
ment of The Crying of Water" and
two siberia songs, Lullaby" and
wild Geese. Following this group
came three encore numbers, including
two specially requested songs that
were among the most popular of all
the songs in her program. They were
The Top o the Morning to YOU"
Rizet's sparkling "Habanera" and
Tostis "Good-bye." The atmosphere
Of the house was slightly damp after
the latter song and grew increasingly
50 when, after her final group, Miss
Ponselle sang Home. Sweet Home
with volume OF rich tone and feel
ing. Her last scheduled number was
20, Don Fatale," from Don Carlos"
and the final group of encores in
cluded Garry Me Back to Ole Vir-
ginny" and 20. Sole Mic"
Miss Ponselle was alphabetically
accompanied on the piano by Stuart
Ross. a young pianist of unusual
ability. Mr.. Rosa had two groups of
we'll known compositions on the pro-
gram and responded as generously
AS Miss Ponselle with encores to the
enthusiastic applause. His first num-
her was Chopin's "Polonaise Mill
taire." followed with ballet music
from "Rosamunde. On the second
half of the program were Mendels-
sohn's Prelude. f Minor: Brahms
dainty Waltz. A Major" and Mac
Dowell's brilliant "Etude de Con-
cert AS encore to this group Mr..
Ross gave an interesting version of
Turk eN in the Stra w
Evening star., 1923-06-05
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duction shared honors with the top
liner.
Other entertaining acts include
Renee Robert and the Giers-Dorf
symphonies. in dances and music;
julius Tannen, in humorous tales
and a taking recitation: Claudia
Coleman. in the types of people one
meets in the stores and on the
streets: Jack "Rube" Clifford. in
character impersonation; Barrett and
Farnum. in dancing and singing. and
Al Striker, in a contortion act. The
house film attractions complete the
program.
Evening star., 1923-06-05
BURY SLAYER IN. EAST.
Body of Man who Shot Mother

DENVER. Colo. June 6.-The body
of Frederick G. de Witt, former dis
trict attorney of Queens county, New
York, who Saturday killed Mrs,
Louise Loudon. his wife's mother. and
himself, will be returned to Wolcott.
n. Y. his former home, for burial, IT
was announced today.
Mrs. Loudon's body probably viii be
sent 10 Brooklyn for burial Mrs. de
Witt plans to accompany the bodies
east
Evening star., 1923-06-05

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1923-06-05
u. S.-MExICAh ISSUES
NEARING AGREEMENTS
Mixed Commission, With Cases
Stated, Starts Work on Pacts.'
Recognition May Follow.
Nv the Associated Press.

MEXICO CITY. June 5.-The, MeXi-
can and American delegates VINO are
sitting as mixed commission 70 con
slider the points at issue between the
two countries have completed the
task of setting forth, their govern
ments' views relative to the subsoii,
petroleum and agrarian questions.
They have begun discussion OF pos
sible agreements on these questions
which would make possible recognt-
tion of the Mexican. government by
the U.:tAd States -
we are on our way was the COM
ment of Charles B. Warren of the
American delegation, at the conclu-
sion of the session.
Evening star., 1923-06-05

the bright lights of merry company;
and besides there are Liza and the
shuffling six" that jazz up program
of songs and dances in syncopatins
whirlwinds
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-09
GIN BUDETE ROKU 1856?

Nezalezi ma tom, cim iste
foku 1923, ale clm budete fo-
ku 1856. Triatricet let je do
sti velkou dobou pro velke
zmeny. Vzpomente jen, re
pred 33 lety, roku 1890, nej-
vetsi dnes vyrobce automobile
pracoval jeSte V toNarna na bl-
cvkly, dnesni president Spoj.
Statu pracoval V tiskarne jake
sazec, guverner jednoho velke
ho statu cidil boty a prodayai
noviny, nejvetsi banker ia "a
pade oral na poll a zesnuly
Josef Triner, uvadel Trinerovo
Horke Vino do americ keho OBJ
chodu bez kapitalu, jen Sc
skalopevnou yirou We! velkou
hodnotu tohoto leku. Dnes Trl-
nerovo Hoi'ke Vino je tax obll-
bene, ze snad neni nj jedlneho
obyyatele neanglickeho puvo-
du ve Spoj. Statech a kanade,
ienz by neznal Trieroya Hor-
keho Vina. Velkozavod Joseph
lTriner Company, Chicago, ILL.,,
ivyrabl vedle tohoto leku oy.
sem i celou radu jinych vybor-
nych pripravku. Uvadlme ie-
nom Trineruv Zubnl krem
ienz je velmi prijemnou anti
septickou pastou k cistenl zu.
bu. PAM Fanuse RajchartoVa
chot' mestskeho duchodnlho
Rreznici, Ceskoslovensko, psa
la nam onehdy, abychom j je,
opet zaslali, jezto tax vybor
neho tam nedostane. Zeptej
te Sc sveho lekarnlka neb OBJ
chodnika leky ia tyto illlt
Trinerovy leky a prlprayky
zkuste je!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-09
"Ba, mila Rnzenko,'

Ba, mila Ruzenko," po- !,
vzdechla 81 hluboce slecna Ka
mila, "take v tom ii muslin "a
videt! Uchazi-li sc kdo tvou
prizen, isl bezpecna, re to ci-
nj ienom re skutecne naklon-
nosti, re zadne spekulace, re
ty sama isl mu made vsecko,
ne jmeni tveho otce. Proto ta-
ke Wis, koho 81 vezmes, ceka
te jen stestf."
/ "Pockej," ozvala sc pritel-
kyne - "nyni mluyime tom,
koho 81 venues ty. A to bude
jiste jenom ten, koho ty sama
chtiti budes, treba bys nebyla
jeste plnoleta."
me, tax jiste, jak 81 my
sis" prohodila pfitlumenym
lhlasem tajemnym pohledem
Kamila.
"Tatinek te mutt nebude.'
"Nemusi mutt, muze jen
branit..." ;"
| 'Doufam, ze ami takovy pri
lpad jeSte nenastal."
| "Ach mole dobra duse.' ia
lovala slecna kamila, uz jen
lseptaJic. "Tatinek kdyz neco
lzvetAi, co je mu proti mysli
rekne zkratka: "Radsi te uto-
Ipim, nez bych te dal cloveku,
lktery ma jen kniry pod nosem
ldvojku ma zadech a zelene W.
Ilozky ma kamizolen'
"Tedy myslivcovi?" podotk
la Ruzena, bezdeky take has
Itlumic.
A myslivec opet rekne: "Ze
nicha VAN muze tatinek Wy
brat jakeho chce, ale kdo vas
|povede k oltari, je syn smrti
- zastfelim nejprve jeho a
pax sebe! Dvoikou Sc nesmi
tax opovrhovat"' -
Teto hrozby Sc i Ruzena WI
cihlede lekla.
"To snad sc nesmi brati dc
; pravdy..." poznamenala jen
, 'jako dechem.
"Slozil mi Ma to tuhou pri-
sahu. VSichni vite, re uni Wy
, vadet neslychane veci, ale ce-
no je schopen jako vasnivy
milovnik, to vim jenom ja.'
Kamila uchopivsi mocne pa.
III Ruzeninu, pohledla skoro u.
strasenym zrakem vukoI sebe
ljakoby jiz mela zaslechnout
7 StIelnOu ranu, nebO Spatrltl ne
Jake hrozne divadlo. Prltelkyni
: jeji patrne take nebylo vol
no.
ION te tedy = miluje?' I'd
septaIa. - "velmi horoucne?'
:, "Elaznive! Prav6 jako lie.
: beda. totiz tax, jak zadny il.
d ny muzsky milovati nedove.
de.
a tv ieho?"
(PnkrafnvaniI
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VlQel Il neSlySel, aVSdk ! Oh v
duchu 81 pravil: "Jako slavl-
cek!" Po ocku dival Sc porad
ma jeji roztomilou, uslechtilou
hlavinku, ma jeji hedvabne pla
We vlasy, ma jeji belounkou,
neznou siji. Byl tuze rad, re
jest od n6ho tvari odvracena a
re tedy smi vzdy znova Ease
zrakem sc k nj vraceti. Nikdy
jeSte nemel podlvane, ktera
by mu byla tax az do srdce la
hodila.
Coz mu dnes ta mse trvala
kraticko!
"Pockame ma pana Halabur
da," podotkla Andelka k Sc
sire, kdyz lopoustely ikar.
Vsak ami toto jeji prani ne
melo byti splneno. Jakmiie Wy
stoupily pred kostel, prispe-
chala k Ruzene mlada DANA,
ktera tez byla ma msi, jenze
v panske stolici u oltare, Sc
vrela il do naruce zasypala
il mnohymi polibky.
"Vitam te, vitam celeho
srdce!" volala. "Jak jsem ra
da, re tn Ease jsi! Uz mi tc
bylo celou vecnosti, co jsen
byla bez tebe!"
Zavesila jeji ruku do sve pa
ze a tulie il k sobe provazela
il do skoly.
Tato neznosti a laskou pre-
! kypujici pritelkyne byla slec.
Ma Kamila Domnosilova, nej.
znamenitejsi nevesta v celem
iokrese. Byla .en as pUl hla.
w nizsi nez Ruzena, ale moe.
nejsiho tela. Jeji oblicej me-
dosti pravidelne tvary, ale
plet' trochu drsnou, bledou, bez
rumence, bez lesku a mladi
stve svezesti. Jeji usta byla po
nekud velika, rty slime ale pr
JENNIE, vlasy kastanove, nepri
lis bohate, oci hnede, newell
ke, ale zive. Byla $ Ruzenol
lsteineho veku, snad i neko
lik mesicu mladSi, ale kdo il
videl vedle sebe, byl by il ha
dial aspon pul tuctu let vi
ce.
| V celem jejim ustrojeni ne
bylo mic lacineho, prece vsal
jiz po ceste netajenou zved;
davosti prohlizela praci Sat.
Ruzeniny tn z predu, tn re "a
du. A kdyz vesly do domu a d,
pokoje, tn 81 il teprve duklad
ne ma vsechny strany profile
dla a latku i strih chvalila, ne
jednou opakujic: "Ty parad
nice!" Ovsem vetsi paradnic,
mad nj samu vukol nebylo. Pa
pro jmeno ma chvilku Sc posa
dila, divala Sc stejnym dilen
do protejsiho zrcadla jake n;
svou drahou pritelkyni. Potion
Sc ukazalo, ze vlastne cinil
porovnani, kterym nebyla pi
lis uspokojena.
"Pfece mi ukaz, co isl sob
hezkeho privezla z mesta,
. pravila vstavaiic.
, Marno bylo zdrahani Ruze
cino, vzala j okolo pasu 0
!; vedla do zadniho pokoje.
"Nemam ii opravdu co uks
!; zovat,' namitala jeste tam d
maci slecna.
"Vsak Sc to najde. Porad 5
ma tebe divam, jak slavne V,
padas opravdu, vratila j
Sc z mesta ieSte krasnejsl ne
T isi tam odjizdela."
"A ty,' vpadla j Ruzena d
reci, "jsi tou dobou slychal
: ode vsech tolik lichoceni, I
. Sc ii to stale zvykem -
"Tobe mic nelichotim, nybl
povidam jen pouhou pravd
!, Mas oblicej hlad'ounky jak
aksamit a tvare ii vzdyck
kvetou jako ruzicky v Yin
v lete. Nebudes prece mn
). pIitelkyni zapirati, ze K I
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SETNlK HALABURD.
ROMAN z IDYLICKEHO ZAKOUTf
Napsal Vaclav Week.

bo vOdicku, nebO vubec co to
lie -"
"Vodicka!" zasmala Sc Ru-
zena "Ani ne tax draha jako
Kolinka! Nemusim il take Z
daleka objednavati, tece il ko
lem Rosebud porad celia reka."
Slecna kamila nechtela tax
snadno uveriti, re jeil pritel-
kyne jen obycejnou studenou
vodou Sc myje a vice mic. Te-
prve, kdyz Sc il k jejimu male
hani Ruzena svatosvate Zare-
kla, nezbylo il nez uchyliti Sc
cd tohoto predmetu k jinemu.
"A zuby mas porad tax pek
ne a zdrave," prayila. "Nikdy
te nepokouseji?"
"Posud mi daily docela po-
koj."
"Oh, ty st'astna! To ami ne
Wis, jaky mas poklad. Co ia
uz mimi vystala! Co doktoru
jsem uz sjezdila! A porad je
to horst, hnedle nebude mezi
vSemi jeden zdravy. Jeden "a
druhym pfichazi na radu a pc
vsem vsudy leceni a spravova
nj mne bolivajf tax. re 81 ne.
kdy myslim: Kdy bych ted by
la ma krizove skale, V tn chvi.
Ii skocim dolu! Gin pax ty je
Iudrzujes chranis?"
"Mivam jen kousek obycej.
me pasty. Chces-li tou ii mohu
poslouziti."
Kamila vyprosila 81 kousek
ma zkousku.
"A nyni nejdulezitejsi vec.'
pokracovala potom = jak je
5 tvym srdeckem?"
"Jako mymi zuby," zerto.
vala Ruzena, "jenze na srdce
ami pasty nepotrebuji"
Pritelkyne polozila j ODE
ruce kolem krku hledela j
zkoumave do oci.
"Vis, jak te mann rada,
mluvila po kratke pfestavce
''neni tajnosti, kterou bycl
pred tebou smlceti chtela
snad mi take jednou muZes sr'
ce otevfit ?"
"Je dokoran..."
"Ale kdo le panem jeho?'
"Musi sc jest6 spokoiovat
jen PAM, kterou ie tva oddan;
sluzebnice."
"Ty prece nemas ke mn
duveryn
MAN ii svou duveru doka
zat tim, abych 81 pribasnila n
kolik napadniku?'
: "Tam Y mest6 isl Sc vidala
tolika mladymi pany a ty 5
musis kazdemu libit -"
"Kdyby to ma krasne byl
pravda mne sc kazdy libit II
musi a take nelibi."
"Ty bys byla opravdu ia
! vyberacna, ze by ii byl posu
zadny nepadl do Okla? Tom
nikterak uveriti nemohu!"
"Neisem ami daleka ia
vyberacna, jak ma pfitelkyn'
slecna Domnosilova, kterou II
| nichove obletuji jako mouch
medovy kolac."
Kamila nastrojila neveselo
: tvar.
} "Mam z toho male potes'
nj" odpovidala. "Kde kdo
: zmane, prijede k nam, tfeh
: mel uz hlavu plesnivou neh
i holou jako klouzacku, neb NJ
Z jake z ceryene ripy.'
20 takovych netreba NIL
. viii. vsak prijizdi dost MI
A dych a hezkych -
e Nine uz vsichni jsou do d
Sc protivni. kazdemu Sc ma
Z ukazovat jako IA trhu, ke k
|. zdemu Sc mann chovat, jal
0 by mi byl Buh Vi jak vZacr
y 0 kazdem 81 V duchu myslll
e mnoho-li ma as.i dluhu. kite
!, chce mym venem Zaplatit -
} "Udelej tomu konec," rae