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, 1923-03-24
GREAT CHANNEL.
Of MISSOURI Is
STRANGLED, ICE
G0RGES HOLDING
Hundreds Of Homes Are
Abandoned and Men
aced; Damage May Be
Enormous, Said.
OMAHA, Neb., March "a.
ID MI

OMAHA, Neb., March "a.
-(By The Associated Press.)
Unprecedented mammoth
ice gorges in the Missouri
river near Vermilion, S. D.,
Sioux City and Onawa. Iowa,
and Dakota City. Neb.. today had
precipitated conditions that present a
flood menace for all the lowlands bs-
tween Vermilion and Omaha and that
threatens to inundate thousands of
acres OF rich farm land in South
Dakota. Iowa, and Nebraska and the
destruction of hundreds OF farm
homes.
An ice gorge reported early his
morning to have attained a length OF
II miles and Il width in places of
seven miles. near Erassfield island,
AZ Sergeant Biuff. Iowa. south OF
Sioux City was strangling tho mighty
Missouri liver. The stream strength
by thaws and spring floods. was
engaged in n tltantic struggle TO
break the grip of tho ice. The river
was disslpatIng its strength in over
flow to the lowlands. A decided drrp
in temperature today helped the tee
mass retain its grip. But at n mo-
ment the rivers terrific pressure may
triumph and It's dammed-up choked
waters will surge down tho valley. A
conservative Sioux City estimate
places tho number OF farms in the
path of such a water wall at two
thousand 4
Tho counties OF South Dakota, Iowa.
and Nebraska, will bear the brunt of
tho onslaught. They are Clay county
Of South Dakota. Plymouth. Wood
bury. Monona and Harrison counties
OF Iowa, and Cedar. Dixon, Dakota,
Thurston and Burt counties OF Ne
braska. Among them especially
among tho dwa counties arc to be
found some Of the choicest corn lands
Of the corn belt.
Late last night an Ice gorge form
ed near Onawa, Iowa, n flood stage
developed forcing the residents of tho
lowlands there to flee. The gorge
formed south OF the city and at mid
night last night had grown to be
three and a half miles long with tow
erlng Toe peaks. At that hour the au.
thorities ut Onawa CAV up hope OF
s~hnttering tho gorge with explosives.
CONTINUED on Page Nine)
, 1923-03-24
BRlBERS LOSE
$4,000 Cash

NEW YARK. March. 24.-The
United States government is $4,000
richer through the arrest Of Ralph
and Charles sabbatino. brothers. who
are accused of o~onniving to remove
$1o,ooO,OOo worth Of liquor from a
Brooklyn warehouse by bribing pro.
hibition officials for forged permits.
The $4,000 was alleged to have
been to wv prohibition enforcement
agents. John Murphy and Lester A.
Reeves.
THE Sabbatino brothers short
changed Mr.. Reeves and myself"
Murphy said. "They had agreed to
pay us $1,000 each but they quill.
dozed us into taking $4,000. This
money has been sem to the treasury
department as miscellaneous collec.
lions. 1t will not be returned to the
6abbatlno brothers"
, 1923-03-24

Mexico, Peru, and BoliVlh are MISS
ing but delegations representing IS
other republics are here.
KFor the first time IN the history Of
these congresses. international political
questions appear on the agenda'
Among these topics arc the limitation
OF armament expenditures and the es'
tablishment Of closer relations among
the American republics in their con-
facts with non.American powers.
It Is expected that the conference
will last six weeks, II will have the
advantage OF the parliamentary expe
rlence OF AgIst'n Edwards, president
OF the third assembly OF the league OF
nations, who VIII preside at the pre-
lim.nary meeting. It is expected that
he will be chosen permanent president
OF the conference.
a ceremonial assembly Will be he'd
, 1923-03-24
GETS
TEST RESULT IS AWAITED
RECORD
is BROKEN

WASHINGTON. March 24.-An-
other rocord for speed has been estab-
lished by the army air service, ac-
cording to an official report today by
the war department. The new high
mark was made by Major Leo G.
Henernan. on a recent flight from
Nogales. Ariz., TO Fort Bliss. Texas.
Tho distance of rs miles from Column
bus. N. NJ, to tho Texas post was
covered in IS minutes at al average
speed OF $50 miles an hour. Major
Heffernan piloted a DH-4B airplane
and was accompanied by Sergeant
Jensen as an official observer.
, 1923-03-24

streets OF Casper IND in the homes
of its citizens, the most thorough, the
most comprehensive. the most enter.
tanning and educational automotive
edition that has ever been published
in Wyoming. The Casper Tribune
Automobile edition will have the
facts. 1t will also have some of the
fads which prevail in the industry
at the present time. It will b. a
means Of enabling every reader of the
Tribune to keep up with the fast
moving events OF the motor world,
and will be an issue which may be
put aside for future reference. Don't
miss it.
Starting Monday there will be four
days Of an automobile show which is
guaranteed to be even bigger and
better than the one which was staged
in this city last year. A greater
moun of time has been spent on It.
Better arrangements have been made
the entertainment which will be Of
fered on tho sid has been secured
on n more magnificent scale
Six acts OF vaudeville. that would
bring down n house anywhere from
Colorado to tho coast were secured
by c.. r. Peterson last week when he
visited Denver and conferred with
theatrical managers there. These
alone arc worth moro than the price
of admission which has been set at
h nominal sum OF rs cents.
, 1923-03-24

in n parade that will start at the
court house and go south. afterwards
keeping in the main business section
to the best advantage. In this parade
there will be six cars that have had
the public interest for weeks and
which will continue to hold It until
the final prize winners OF the Tribune
automobile contest are announced.
These are the handsome Buick. Rick
enbacker, Chalmers, Nash. Hudson
and Essex sedans that are to be given
away by the Casper Tribune.
In the parade this afternoon there
will be every model OF car that is
sold in Casper. There will also be
some special displays Of chassis and
Of the cars OF other years.
Tomorrow morning there will be on
the streets of Casper and in the
, 1923-03-24
Third PARTY WARNING
fails TO DISTURB PRESIDENT

DAYToNA. Fla. March 24.-The
declaration OF Senator Borah Of
Idaho. in his Akron speech wednes
day night that formation Of n third
party appeared mot improbable has
in no wise disturbed the serenity OF
President Harding's vacation cruise
Newspapers containing accounts Of
the Borah speech which advised the
Republican party leaders to quit
policy of gum shoeing" after scat
tered votes and to enunciate a set of
forward looking principles. were re-
oeived aboard the Pioneer last night
after she anchored off New Smyrna,
15 miles south OF here.
The politically minded members OF
, 1923-03-24

the party read the reports OF the ad-
dress with interest but had no com
ment to make today on reaching here
where the president and his golfing
companions played a round on the
Sea Breeze course.
In fact. despite Attorney General
Daugherty's statement or last week
predicting that Mr.. Harding would be
n candidate for reelection and In
spite of all the political discussion
that has followed. largely In the me-
tropolitan papers OF tho country. a
good drive or mashio shot deaf to the
pin is of more moment to the presi-
dent and most of the members OF his
party Just now.
, 1923-03-24

obscured the chse in which he Is link
ed, the ch'oroform murder OF Dorothy
Keenan,.
Tho interview was to take place
either at the district attorneys offics
or nt the headquarters OF the inspector
and between these places the news
paper reporters were waiting for Mr..
Marshall" to appear
NJ. Pecora minated that he might
lit the veil today.
The Interview was arranged. Mr.. Pc
cora said. 70 see II Mr., MARSHALL
can not shed light on n putative black.
mall plot. which. according to tho now
most accepted theory. cost Mss Kee-
nan her life because she wouid not aid
in defrsuding the BostoniAn-
, 1923-03-24
10 REPUBLICS TO JOIN
i, IN PAN-AM ERICANM Meet
N CAPITAL OF CHILE
London Resident
"Dies L~dughing''

LONDON. March. 2A-rhe expires.
sion dying Of laughter was trans
lated into fact in the Ease OF the
elderly Josepo Cha'erfield who was
so tickled at the drollery Of a leading
American motion picture comedian
that he was unable to control his
laughter and suddenly collapsed.
dying in the arms of a woman sitting
beside linn IN a enema ;henter here.
Physicians said that C~hatfield's heart
mad been ruptured.
, 1923-03-24
YOUNG WOMAN STRUCK BY
TRUCK ON EAST SECOND

Miss Helen Short. who resides at
7l3 East Second street. suffered
rather seere bruises yesterday when
she vas knocked down by a dairy
truck at Park and Second streets.
Miss Short was taken 10 the county
hospital. but was able to return to
her home last night.
, 1923-03-24

Only a week to go. In Just n
more week the biggest vote period Of
The Tribune's $4,000 Everybody
Wins Something" gift-glving cam
paign will be history and the voting
value of subscriptions will be cut.
After 10 o'clock n week from Mon
day. on April 2. subscriptions will
count less votes. Never again will
, 1923-03-24

win then take three or more subscrip.
ions to count what one does right
now.
The last few days of the big vote
period r here. The more aggres.
slve and enterprising candidates have
decided they can well afford to de-
vote as much time ms possible to the
work Of gathering votes while the big
period is still in effect.
, 1923-03-24
Corporation Use
OF Canal Upheld

WASHINGTON. March 24.-The
United States Steel corporation,
through Its subsidiary, the United
States Steel PRODUCTS company. may
continue to operate steamships
through the Panama canal. under a
decision by the Interstate commerce
commission.
, 1923-03-24
Tuberculosis Takes
Heavy Toll in Japan

YOKOHAMA March 24.-Alarmed
at the steady increase of tubercu-
losis in this country in recent years,
authorities of thS sanitary bureau
in the home office are distributing
a pamphlet pointing out that some
10000 new cases OF tuberculosis are
reported each req throughout the
country. and the deathrate in the
country from this is one ease
every five minutes.
, 1923-03-24
House of DdUid
Hearing To Be
Speeded, Claim

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. March "a.
"A speeding up Of the federal our
bearing In which John w. Hansell
asks a financial settlement with the
Israelite House OF David of Benton
Harbor. has been ordered BY Judge
John T., Safer. At adjournment over
the weekend yesterday the court
tentatively set Thursday as the day
for conclusion OF the case.
, 1923-03-24
NICHOLSON IS
SINKING TODAY

DENVER. Clo.. March. 24.-Hope
for saving tho life Of United States
Senator Sameul d. Nicholson. who is
critically III here from a tumor Of the
stomach. reached its lowest cbb to.
day when physicians attending him
issued n statement announcing he was
not expected to live through the next
% hours.
, 1923-03-24
Foster Trial
Takes Recess

ST. JOSEPH. Mich. March 24.-By
The Associated PresslSTrial of VIM.
z. Foster of Chicago for violation of
Michigan's syndicalism law stood ad-
Journed over the week end today with
the defense only partly completed.
, 1923-03-24

subscriptions count 90 much. A lead
at the start of the second period win
be more easily mn'ulained. The
other fellow" will fr- hat It takes
more subscriptions 4 20 to the same
distance.
Worth Third as Much.
And the final period-weli. subscrip-
lions are worth then one-third the
number of votes they are today. It
, 1923-03-24
RIVER TREATY oKEHEp.

DENVER, Colo. March 20. =
Of the Colorado Legislature to-
day passed unanimously the Colorado
river treaty on final reading without
amendment or reservation. Tho bill
now goes to the house.
, 1923-03-24

turned in NOW may be the very ones
needed to "clnch' tho prize OF your
choice.
NOW is tho time 10 do tho big
things, NOW is tho time TO GET UP
IN the race and STAY THERE. NOW
Is the time TO make every minute
count-nothing else.
REMEMBER hat up to $40. 900
CONTINUED on Page Two)
, 1923-03-24
"Epidence of Spirit Form" Claimed on
Two of Three Plates but Definite
announcement Is Lacking

LOS ANGELES, Cal, March 24-Defnite announcement
was expected today as to the success or failure of the attempt
to photograph the spirit of Mrs Mary Fairfield Nc
Wicker, associate pastor of Central Spiritualist church.
Preliminary statements of her coreligionists were that
two of three plates used by the photographer showed "eyi-
, 1923-03-24
Collect Early Promises.

Most candidates nre now right at
1t, busy collecting in the promises
made them earlier in tho campaign.
Others arc going back to their friends
who have previously subscribed to get
them to subscribe for another year or
two.
Never again after 10 O'Clock April
, 1923-03-24
in KEENAN, 4+
WI YSTERY CASE
MAY BE LIFTED
mysterious Mr.. Marshall Scheduled to
Confer With Authorities Today on
Murder of Broadway Model

NEW YORK, March 24-Newspaper reporters and
photographers were modified today in the assault on the
identity of the mysterious man known as "the wealthy MI
Marshall OF Boston who was expected to confer with Asds-
tant District Attorney Pecora and Police Inspector Coughlin.
The search for the true name Of the man TODAY had again
, 1923-03-24
LATE SPORTS

LONDON. March, 24.-By The)
Associated Press.6Oxford defeated
Cambridge in tho fifth annual track
meet of the two universities ut tho
Queens club today.
, 1923-03-24

makers, mostly Piutes, but with a few
Utes recently Joined to the band.
Surrounding the fastness Of the
rocky region where the Indians have
taken refuge are posses led by sheriffs
acting under orders of United States
, 1923-03-24
Aristocrats of Motordom to Pass In
Review Before Casper Admirers Today
Mammoth Parade at 2:3O O'clock This
Afternoon to Be Forerunner of
Spring Automobile Shop

A week of education and entertainment along automobile
lines in which there will be a procession of handsome cars,
a special issue of the Casper Tribune on the automobile
world, and a four-day show of the latest models, will open
today when the autocrats of motordom make their appear
ance on the streets of Casper at 2 80 O'clock this afternoon
, 1923-03-24
Mexico, Peru and Bolivia Are Missing
from List of Nations Taking Part in
Conference Opening Sunday

SANTIAGO, Chile, March 24.-(By The Associated
Press )-Santiago, founded in 1541, put on its gala attire to-
day in honor of the opening tomorrow of the fifth conference
of the American republics, which, after a lapse of 10 years,
have again assembled their representatives to take measures
for the common welfare.
, 1923-03-24
Score of TroubIe-Mak Hold Officers at
Bay in Southeastern Utah; Price May
Be Placed on Head of One

IALT LAKE CITY, Utah, March 24.-Old Posey, leader
OF the renegade Piutes, has taken what will probably be his
last stand in Dry, Wash, 20 miles from Blanding, the weeks
storm center of the Indian troubles of southeastern Utah.
With this veteran of half a dozen former armed clashes
with the white settlers are less than a score of trouble
, 1923-03-24

Marshal j. Rny Ward. who has as
sumed command of the situation.
Meanwhile H. E. Crockett. acting
governor OF Utah. in the absence of
Governor Mabey, has indicated that he
VIII today place a reward on the head
of Old Posey.
, 1923-03-24
Neather Forecast

Increasing eloudlness with rain or
snow Sunday. and in west md nor+h
portions tonight. Colder Sunday.
, 1923-03-24
LEADERS OF RENEGADES
TO MAKE LAST STAND
Resolutions OFF
LOU Tellegcn

Douglas Bright's interest
ing study of the famous
actor, whose marital diff
culties with Geraldine Far
rar are much in the. public
eye at present, will be
found among other features
in the Magazine Section of
the
, 1923-03-24

tomorrow when President Aessandri
Of Chile will deliver the address of well
come. The first business session will
on Monday. =
, 1923-03-24
Casper Sunday
MORNING Tribune

Tomorrow. Don't fail to
get this splendid paper,
which will feature the big
Automobile Show to be
staged at the Arkeon next
week.
, 1923-03-24

Mexico, Peru, and BOLIVIA are miss.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19
PROKLETA.
Roman Emilia RichebourSa
Volne prelozil Frant. Lad. Click.

|. '"vfte-li pax, ii jest { jak
Sc jmenuje ?"tazal Sc MArdo-
che dale.
"Vim, jmenuje Sc Blaaka."
"Ano, Blanka jest jeji krest
nj jmeno," pfisvxdcil Mardo-
che, "ale vfte-li tel i prime
nj jeji?"
"To nevfm."
"Tedy yam je. poyim,'" pro
mluvif ssta3ec. q HBIaMIkx Kte.
rouz zde vdbec jmenuji isle
tnou ze divorce Seuillona", ie
jedine dite pana Jakuba Mel
liera, nejbohatsiho majitele
divorce v krajine zdejsf, ba
snad nejzamoznejsiho Stake
re z celeho.. dalekeho okoli.
Hled'te, mily pane, z pohle-
dd vasich, jakymi jste patril
ma nj, kdyz odjizd9la, uhodl
jsem lined, ze slecnu Blanku
vroucne milujete. Pfoto ale
nemusite Sc nikterak zardiva.
I'll. aniz potFebi vam byti po.
matenym! 'Vzdyt' neni laska
Vase k Blance zadnym zloci.
mem. Nebot', ',kdoz by vytecnou
tuto divku snemiloval! Vzdyt
jiz pouhym ypohledem svym
rozsiva st6sH a blazenost vsu.
de, kdekoli'gse objevi. Mile.
rad vam v6fim, ze musite j
milovati, ssAnav il billie. Ale
prec, miIy pane, dobre mna
poslyste, CO. vam povim.
Hled'te. 2, jakesi tajemne pr
ciny, kterou nezn&m sice, ktt
Ira ale skutecne stava, jest zs
Ipovezeno mflovati slecnu Blar
ku Mellierovou. Nesmite 81
vsak domysleti, ze by Sc j
proto nedost tavalo napadnikd
iNaopak. ia jiz ami sam ne
|vim, kolik yzacnych, slicnycl
la bohatych mladikd Sc o ru
ku slecny 1e Seuillonu ucha
zelo. Ale nikdo ruky jeji ne
dosahl vsilchni musih odejit
is nepofizenpu. We dvorci j.
zkratka odByli, nevyslysevs'
ami zadost iejich. Nuze tedy
nyni snad mi jiz rozumite, x
,'nepotazal jste Sc s dobrou
zamilovav Sc do sleeny Blan
ky, neni-li5 .pravda az"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19

Lam vvslochnuv no,orrx
rad starcovn nzasam +akrL.
onxmSl
"vv noch6ana n,,aav no.
no dohra tn M vae v;d,,n y
nokracova, Mardoche V rex;
ava dale 81 masta Nnza var
ta mi 10 zdeis; vankovska no
vStri nenhida vam y dubn y
Nacez temnym hlasem dolo-
I'll:
"Ano, takt' tomu jest vskut-
ku: zdeiSf kraiinA lest yelmi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19

hodnosti "a pfiten,nosti 9leni c.
10. S.. br. seks. sefa dr.. VaniS-
ka, DR.. karla Hellera. Maska,
projektanta arch. krisnkho a j.
byls schranka zaletov<na, vloze.
ma a zabctovana.
Slavnostnim dvofistsm rozhla-
holly Sc pax narodni hymny, jez
zapsi vsichni shrom&zdsni. W
til ctvrti 6. hod. byla slavnos,
skoncena a 1castnci jen zvolna
pax opoustsli tato mista. vestici
novou budoucnost kdysi tax zane
dbanemu Mensi,nu Mss.u praz-
skemu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19

Fnejen ze ztuzovaly bratrske paky
Asokolske. nybrz poznovu vzpruzo
valy silly k dalsim pracem cbran.
nym ma pomczf ohrozeneln a
symbolicky narazely ma kuey
skal, ktere v z8kladnich kane
mech noveho domu Tyrsova ulo.
zeny byly z Radhosts, Triglavu,
Ripu, Supi Hory. krivans a.d.
Pc vsech tschto projevech byla
do stfedniho kamene ulozena me-
dsna schranka. do nj vlozeny pa.
mstni listiny, plany budovy stare
j move, znamy pfipis pana prea-
denta rcpubliky a RUNE pameti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19

| fOSuO QODFo sc ia SlOVd
sva pamatuji a nyni opakuji
vam jest6 jednou: Daverujte
w Boha. Ont vas neopusti! !!
Ma shledanou, mily pane!'
INA shledanou! Ano, tot
jsou pro mne dobra slova," cd
vece mladik nadsene. INA brz
kou shledanou!"
Po tech slovech hluboce
pred nj sc uklonil.
Mlada divka rychle specha-
la ke .k0carku, do nehoz sc
posadila deveckou.
Celedin vyskocil hned ma
to ma kozlik, zatahnua oprati a
kun dal Sc do behu.
Blance jedva re zbyvalo to-
lik casu, aby sc ohledla.
| Zraky jeji pri tom setkaly
Sc vrelym pohledem Leono-
lvym.
Mlademu muzi zdalo Sc, re
slicna .Blanka zmizela pred
MIN jako luzny sen. ,,
Pohlfzel zamyslen "a kocar
KEN, ktery il odvazel, kdyz
tu ucitil neci ruku ma SVEN
ramene.
Ia MIN stal Mardoche. Zda
10 Sc, re jej zebravy starec
chce zrakoma svyma pohltiti
"Je-li YAM, mlady pane, Ii.
boz promluvil starec, "poid'
|me nekoIik krokG stranou
rad bych 81 vami ponekud
promluvil."
Bezdeky kracel Leon "a
starcem.
| Kdyz pax byli stranou od i
di ma navsi po sluzbach Bo
zich stojicfch rozmlouvaji
lcich poodeSli, pocal k MENU
IMardoche mluviti:
"Dobre-li jsem slysel, mlu
lvil jste pred chvili o jakes
astne hvezde, kteraz YAM
mlady pane, cestu sem uka
zala. Vite-li, ale vskutku, Il
to byla hvezda st'astna? vi
dite, ia Ease bych Sc domnl
val, re to byla hvezda nest'a
stna."
"Coze pravite? Kteral
mann t6mto slovdm vasim 70;
umeti?" tazal Sc Leon znept
kojen a pfekvapen.
"Myslim," odvece staTec
/,
"ze by nejlip pro vas bylo
kdybyste tuto krajinu co nej
rychleji opustil nikdy vic,
sem Sc nevracel."
i "A proc?. Nerozumim slo
vim vasim."
"Verte mi a poslechnet
, mne," oval Sc Ease Mardo
che, ".myslim to vami upri
; mne."
20 tom take nepochybuji,
odpovedel Leon, "ale tedy m
; prece vysvetlete pficmu.'
4 "Poslyste, mlady pane, che
te mi uprimne ma to, co Sc bu
du vas tazati, odpoved9ti?'
"To chci, nebot' nemam I'd
dnych tajnosti."
"Tedy mi povezte, znate-l
onu slecinku?"
Il "Kterou? Snad tn, jez $
mnou prave mluvila? Ovsen
re j znam, sice bych 81 by
|jinak nedovolil dati Sc nj d
feci."
: "A jak dlouho jiz il zns
Ite?" I
n "Jsou tomu til dny," odpo
: vedel upfimne mladik. "Pfe
: desly ctvrtek poznali jsm
Sc v Grayi." s..
al Tyto odpovedi, iak Sc zda
4 = ~ So ~ nj
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-19

Oops ten datovan byl v Ia
fizi dine l8. fijna. t. r. dopro-
vozen dopisem kanclefe p. dra
Samala, v nemz Sc pravi:
Pan president republiky ma
sve cests do spfatelene repubhky
vzpomenuv sve clenske povinno-
sti vIccii stavbe Tyrsova domu,
rozhodl. ably z jeho soukromych
prostfedkd zaslan byl pfispevek
vecne loterii We prospech teto
stavby pofadane. misto zakoupe-
nj losu peniz Kc 5000. do
provodil toto venovani vlastno-
rucne podepsanym dopisem.
Jest pfirozeno, ze nemuze bytl
radostneisiho zahaieni slavnostl
polozeni pamstniho kamene k
domu Tyrsovu mad toto opstovnt
pfihlaseni Sc pana presidenta dc
rad sokolskych a mad ieho oce-
nsni myslenky sokolske. Opi:
dopisu bude vlozen do kamene
pamstniho original uchovan ,
museu sokolskem.
X r.
Mensi Mesto prazske bylo O.
byvatelstvem prazskym pfeplns.
no tax, jako toho zdeisi obcan-
stvo malo pamatujje. Bezpro.
kolsky svatek. polozeny v de1
stfedni pficinu k tomu zavdal so,
svatku narodniho i statniho a Wy.
jadfeny tim, ze Sokolstvo polo.
lilo zakladni kameny k Tyrsov,
Domu. v move budovanem beto.
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kolska k teze pfilezitosti pfipra
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ska jizda, "a niz neseny byl,
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no v Sokolske tfide. kde k ueast
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