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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-15
SCHRAUB SICK, STAIR
TO START GAME FOR
ALAMO-PECKSSUNDAY
Schwab Changes Plans;
New Braunfels Plays
Here Next Weekend.

Schraub is on the sick list and the
Alamo-Peck Indians have changed
their plans, of necessity, to repulse
the strong Kennedy White Sox in
Sunday afternoons game at Schwab
Field. Instead of Schraub, Lefty
Stair probably will start the game,
with "Slim" Graef in reserve in case
Captain Maxey Hart decides not TO
work the southpaw the full route.
Dwyer, Rails. Rodriguez and Con-
rad will form the Indian infield, with
Sproull, Huntress, Sweeney, Caporal
and Straus available for garden duty.
Red" Holchak. manager of Ken
edy, will start Green, an unknown
pitcher in these parts. with Martin
behind the bat. His infield will be
composed of .Holchak, Echols, Scar
borough and Wasserman, the latter
former Indian. In the outfield will
be the Colts, Allen, Hathaway and
Pace.
There was a rumor out Saturday
night that Eddie Mueller might APP
pear in Kennedy uniform at the
game and might do the twirling. Ed
die was on the Alamo-Peck roster but
reported to the Wichita Falls club
of the Texas League. He. has left
the Spudders.
Sundays games will be called at 8
o'clock. Gastinger and Ellis will UNI
pire.
Next week, the Indians will enter
tain New Braunfels here.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-15
CARDS LOSE BUT LEAD
White Sox and Yankees Win Boys
Games at "Y."
JUNIOR b STANDING.

A double-header was played in the
Junior b Indoor Baseball League at
the City Y. NJ, C. A. Saturday. The
White Sox broke the perfect score Of
the Cardinals by defeating them, 4
TO 2, and the Yankees romped on the
Giants. II to 6.
In the first game. the Cardinals lost
their first out of four starts. Victor
Fritze was on the mound for the
White Sox. Harry Van Horne made
two hits and scored two Of the four
runs for the White Sox. Marcello
Hogan, Robert Lehman. Flave In
gram and Craig McNecse each made a
single. Thomas Espinosa, Edward
Mattiessen. Coy Striker and II. ii.
Rische each made single for the
Cardinals.
In the second game, the Yankees
and Giants had hitting bee. George
Douthit, John Dix. Bill Hall. Charles
Gaut and Harlem Perrenot each made
two hits. Junior Richmond and Ray
mond Hunt each made timely single
for the Yankees. Richard Diaz, Her
bert Hilgers and Aubrey Tulley got
two hits apiece for the Cards. Oral
Jokerst made a two-bagger. Leo
Hudson a single.
George Wheeler umpired the first
game. Harry Thai and Alfred Venue
worked in the second game.
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|
Troop 10 held its monthly bushes:
meeting April with patrols 1, 3 and
4 reporting 100 per cent present
Patrol had only one to answer the
roll call. Eddie Smith, Loyal Moore,
John Gray, Alvin Dockery, Bruno
Hallmark, and j. L.. Lyle Jr., took
the Scout Oath and became members
of the troop. The Panther Patrol with
Merit Badge Scout Fred Hardman
as Patrol Leader passed six Merit
Badges at the April Court of Honor.
The troop has decided that Scouts
who do not attend meetings or do not
attempt to advance, Will be dropped.
A spirited patrol enthusiasm has
sprung up in Troop IA during the
patrol contest that has been held for
the past two months and the Stag
Patrol under the leadership of Albert
Steyes has been making a great show
ing. leading the other three patrols in
number of points. In addition to the
regular contest, the weekly games be-
tween the various patrols in the troop
indoor baseball league has created
great interest. The new members of
troop in an appropriate ceremony last
Friday were Reuben Albaugh and
Sam Newton. Scout Sidney Labour-
cade was presented with his first
class badge during the ceremony. The
troop observed. "Game Night sFriday
and a number of new games were
tried out several of which proved very
instructive along scouting lines. Prac-
tice for the demonstration events to
be given the last meeting of this
month was also held and scouts select
cd to take care of the various events.
An interesting drill in first aid was
conducted by Scout Carleton Con-
vers, Troop Instructor and the boys
are showing big interest in their first
aid work. The Troop Leader. Eagle
Scout Oliver Crandnll called the
patrol leaders and troop officers to-
getber and had short conference with
view of working out the detailed
program for the troop anniversary
this month. 4 letter was read to the
troop which has been sent to Troop
IA Omaha, Neb.. extending greetings
from Troop IA San Antonio. The
troop expects to keep in communica-
ton WIN several out OF IOWn tTUopS
by the same number as their own and
to gain many ideas from the exchange
of letters. Scout Carlos Smith has
been appointed by Troop IA TO keep
this phase of the work before the
boys.
Troop 10 had an interesting meet
ing last Friday night with Scoutmas-
ter George S. Moore in charge. Troop
Committeeman Charles Bosshardt,
Assistant Scoutmaster Reuben Kar-
rem and 80 scouts were present at the
meeting. Three scouts absent were ac-
counted for as sick. The troop has an
enrolment of 50 active scouts and
seven applicants were received.
The Beaver Patrol was organized
with Merit Badge Scout Frank Page
as patrol leader and Calvin Davis as
assistant patrol leader.
Scouts Arthur Martin, John Mar
tin and Ross Perry passed their ten
derfoot tests.
The Lion Patrol was organized with
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-15
RICE CAPTURES MEET
Owls Take Measure Of Southwestern
Trackmen.

Houston, Tex, April f4.-Rice In
stitute Saturday scored an oyerwhelm-
ing victory over Southwestern Uni
versity, 20 to 80, in a dual track meet
here. The Owls took the lead from
the very first event.
No records were broken, although
excellent time was made by Watt
for Rice in the 440-yard dash and
by Reese for Southwestern, in the
mile run. Hinckley, Rice captain and
holder of the Southwestern Confer
ence record in the broad jump, span
ned II feet IL inches against the
Pirates. His record jump is % feet
4 inches. johnson of Rice, won sec
ond place in the broad jump with IL
feet IL inches.
Stancliff, star weight man., was
high point man of the meet, winning
two first places and tying for Q
second place with two others. This
gave him total Of IL points. He ii
q sophomore at Rice.
Fitch of Rice, was second in points
with a total of 10. He won first
places in the 1O0-yard and 220-yart
dashes. Goss, Rice's other dash man
did not enter these events. =
Reese was high point man for the
Pirates. His total was s points.
Rice took 10 first places. including
all firsts in the field events and 81,
second places with two men tying ;
Pirate for a seventh.
The Rice invitation interscholasti,
championship meet, which was to
have been held here this weekend
was postponed until April q and p
on account of rain. More than N
/ high schools from Southern states
will be represented.
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rounds we're arranged with Mr.. Giles
cs referee.
Tests were taken in fire-building,
cooling and signalling.
After very enjoyable dinner. the
boys made short work of policing
up the ranch house, and were ready
for the long ride home.
The troop was accompanied by
Chairman of the Troop Committee DIR.
w. ID. McCarty, Scoutmaster ii. Il.
Pancoast. Assistant Scoutmaster w.
]. Bergstrom and two visitors, Mr..
Werner and Eagle Scout Hamilton
Smith of Troop 17-all Of whom are
deeply indebted to Mr.. Giles for one
of the most enjoyable outings ever
held for Troop So. The round trip COW
cred about 12J miles,
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ED ROUSCH FINALLY
SIGNS TOPLAY WITH
REDS FOR $4,000
Star Accepts Clubs Terms
and $1,000 Fine, 1t
Is Announced.

Cincinatti, April fiddle Rousch,
the star Cincinnati outfielder, who
has been unable to agree on terms with
the Reds, signed n contract Satur-
day afternoon lat the clubs terms.
The club recently announced it had
offered Rousch a one-year contract
for $4,000, minus $50 n day fine
for not reporting at training camp.
The announcement was made that the
club would not raise this offer
Rousch has been here dickering for a
week.
The fine of $50 a dag will take
$500 off the stars salary for this
year.
1t is said that Jimmy Widmyer,
Cincinnati newsboy, a close friend of
Rousch's was the go-between Satur-
day who brought the outfielder and
the club TO an understanding.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-15
JOHNSON PROMINENT
IN PUGILISM FOR A
MAN OF HIS RECORD
Has Trimmed Few Besides
Dubs, But His Personals
ty Wins Him Praise. 4
BY SPARROW M,GANN.

Copyright, by The San Antonio Light.
New York, April 14.-For a fight
err who really has done SO little ts-SsJ
tablish q national reputation, Floyd
johnson has certainly occupied the
spotlight lately to the exclusion OF
every other heavyweight with the pos
sible exception of Fred Fulton. 1t Is
rather a curious situation.
Johnson came East with a string ~.
knockout records against cheap oppo-
nents. 1t was a goodly list as to
length but it was by no means so long
as the record made by Tommy Glib
bons in 1921. Anyway, Johnson came
East and was at once acclaimed by
critics and fans who liked the cut of
his jib and believed, as matter OF
sheer faith, that he had a great fu-
tIre.
He proceeded to give a bit of war
rant to these views by knocking out
Bob Martin Of the A. e. F. Then he
was matched to meet Bill Brennan
and it was generally agreed that il
he got by Knockout Bill he would be
entitled to consideration as the possi-
BILE heavyweight titleholder of the fu-
ture. Well, he won the decision over
Bill and at once became interesting
to Tex Richard, who signed him TO
meet. Jess Willard.
Since the Brennan bout johnson
fought a ten-round bout against Joe
Lehman in Grand Rapids which re-
Elected no credit at all upon Floyd.
Some of the newspaper critics gave
him the decision. but most thought
the Iowan should be we'll satisfied
with draw. Just what was the mat
ter out there has not been explained.
hut most Of the fans aver that every
fighter has a bad day once in while
ard that often times a good man is
at his worst against tough smuggling
dub who doesn't know when be is
licked. So that is the way the thing
stands now. johnson claimed sore
ann as his excuse.
Personality. it would seem. is the
big factor in Johnson's case. Fair
haired. blue eyes with a pink and
white complexion and a fine square
face. he is one of the most likeable (
of chaps. Bright. too. his APPEARANCE
indicates that his family originally 4
breathed the salty airs of the Seam
dinavian peninsula. but that was very
long ago and "Johnson" claims to be
American on both sides for many
generations back. R
The house IN Des Moines in which
he was born is the same house ingl
which his father first saw the light
of day and his mother is of old Mis-
souri, stock. He is in the full bloom 4
of manhood. is more than six feet tall
and fights at about 193 pounds. Hesl
has been in the ring as an amateur
and professional less than three years.
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| The regular monthly, Court %
Honor of Alamo Council Boy Scout
of America was held, Tuesday nigh
at, z 80 in the county court hous
with very good attendance. Fifty
five scouts appeared before the Cour
and were awarded 9J merit badges
Eighteen troops were represented
Deputy Scout Commissioner Gu
Plug acted as chairman of tn
Court. 4,
The following Scouts passed tbei
first merit badges: Max l.. Open
heimer, Troop 3; Roger O'Mealy
Troop Z: John +. Zizelmann, Trool
IA; David Schoenfeld. Troop Is
Fred West and Roy Beatty of Trool
II; Earl Weber. Troop 80, and A
w. Galloway of Troop 81.
Scout John Grant of Troop 81 at
tanned the rand Of Eagle Scout anC
Scout Wallace Allan of Troop II com
pleted requirements for Life and Stal
Scout.
The following scouts appeared be
fore the Court. of Honor and were
awarded merit badges:
Troop 3, Max l.. Oppenheimer
cycling, handicraft; Troop 1, Stew
art johnson, handicraft; Troop 8
Robert Jackson, automobiling, ear
pentry, machinery; 5, David jackson,
automobiling, carpentry, printing; .,
John Pearce Green, scholarship, swim
ming; Troop 6, Kilmar Fritze, cook
ing, Workmanship; Troop z, Perry
Gragg, pathfinding; Boothe Hopkins,
scholarship; John Mlburn. .conserva-
ton; Roger Lee O'Mealy, swimming ;
Joseph M. Warren. scholarship; Wal
lis Warren, pathfinding. camping.
bird study; Rollins Wofford. conser-
walton; Troop s, Joe Bonner, first
aid to animals, Workmanship, safety
first; Troop 10, Francis Keller, pub
lie health, pathfinding, civics; Rich.
ard Bergendahl, civics; Louis San
ders, scholarship; Fred Hardman Jr.,
scholarship, civics; Troop IL, Edwin
II. Armstrong. handicraft; Fred
life saving. swimming !;
Gilbert Speegle, pathfinding: Ernest
Henning, scholarship; Gustave DELPHI,
bird study, firemanship, handicraft I;
Joe Mcclure. cooking; Thomas G.:
Mcclure. conservation. cooking, art (;
Troop 13. Palmer f. Koenig. cycling,
Troop IA. Eli Solomon,
electricity, civics; John c. Ridley,
craftsmanship; Carlos Smith. marks
Frank Thomas. forestry,
Albert Stoves III. personal
health, first aid: John +. ZizelIhann,
public health: Troop 10. W. Wallace
Allan, pioneering. forestry. carpentry;
Leroy T.. Gass, cycling; Frank Page,
health, public health; ]. ".
Oppert, public health; David Schoen-
field. swimming; Henry Schoenfeld,
c" craftsmanship in wood, conservation.
John A. Ray, cooking: Olof
Pbilippi. safety first, conservation.
cooking; Troop II, Roy Beatty,
cycling. and Fred West. cycling !;
Troop 20, Clarence Head. marksman-
ship. personal health: Herbert Ham
mons. swimming: Troop II. Alton
Greeven, public health: Troop %,
Wendell p. Harris, cycling, civics !:
Charles Kilbourne, chemistry. craft
work in wood. automobiling Ludwell
Montague. electricity: Mervyn Magee,
cycling, civics; Troop "a. Stirman
Haddon. craftsmanship: Troop 26,
Meredith Lewis. sculpturing; Troop
20, Earle Weber, swimming: Troop
81, Arthur Poe, conservation. bird
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-15
FRISCH'S HOME-RUN
DECIDES CLOSE ONE
FOR M'GRAW'S TEAM
Bentley Pitches and Slow
Windup Lets Triple Steal
Produce Sox Ran.

New York, April 14.-Frank
Frisch hit a homer into the upper
right field stands with two runners
on in the eighth inning and the New
York Giants beat the Chicago White
Sox, 3 to 1, here Saturday. The vic
tory of the Giants made the score
seven-all in the exhibition series with
the Sox.
Jack Bentley, the $4,000 Giant
pitcher, went six innings, and, al
though he was wild throughout, he
allowed only four hits. The lone run
OF the Sox was scored on triple
steal with Eddie Collins crossing the
plate, while Bentley was pitching.
Beauties from the minors. valued
at $24O,00O, disported in the game
before a handful of freezing fans.
Willie Kamm. the rookie Sox third
baseman, who set Comiskey back
100000. continued to look like a
rare bargain at the price.
Jack Bentley, the Baltimore pitch
er for whom the Giants put out
$4,000, worked like something on
Fifth Avenue that would come cheap
er on Sixth Avenue, and Jimmy
O'Connell, the $4,000 outfielder
looked like he was at least one year
away from worlds champion club
Bentley is not in shape now and
it is impossible to tell if he is worth
the S65,000 that the Giants paid the
baltimore Internationals for him. He
has a good hop on his fast ball but,
like many southpaws, he is not over.
burdened with control. Although he
may improve when he removes some
Of the superflous flesh from around
his beam. He has a very rookie
like wind-up, so pronounced that a
triple steal was pulled on him which
put Eddie Collins across the plate
He shows the same frustrated, fancy
moves at the bat where he swings
the bat around in circles. He Is a
natural batter, like Kamm, however,
and cuts at the ball like Babe Ruth,
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study. civics; A. w. Galloway, vic
les; John B. Grant, camping, civics,
life saving.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-15
CUT ON SISLER SOON
Operation for Relieving Eye Trouble
Will Take Place Next Week.

st. Louis, April 14.-The opera.
ton on George Sisters eyes to re-
lieve what is rumored to be cross.
eyes, did not take place Friday or
Saturday. his physicians said Satnr.
day night, after reports TO the con.
trary, but will take place next week
probably Monday or Tuesday. Secrecy
still wells the exact nature of Sis.
ler's troubles. The nose specialist at.
tending Sisler states that the famous
baseball player has exacted a pledge
from him not to discuss the mat.
ter. -. !,
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browns Down Cards.

st. Louis. April 14.-Led by Wal
ter Gerber. who chalked up four hits
to his credit, Lee Fohfs Browns took
the first game Of the st. Louis city
series from the Cardinals Saturday
afternoon, 3 to 0. ..--
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Cornell Wall Board can be used
in many ways to advantage. Easy
to apply. We sell it. ED STEvES
< SONS. Lumber and Building
Store, 40 L. Commerce st. Phone
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13

vapence v okoli, spatne by ST..
vcdlo tomuto lidu pracovitemu
kozicku kazde chalupe ma
jdes, kravicku jenem ' nekte-
re.
Cisty, kofenny vzduch osve-
I'll plice, ale pc n6kolikaden-
MIN pobytu Sc opet styska, po
ziyem ruchu, po lidskem MIRA
venisti severoceskem. Clovek
i vezeni uvykne dOkonce Sc
IS MIN nerad louci - a zde Sc
louci rad misty, kde kratke
nevesele detstvi svoje ztravil,
|aby sc vratil tam, kde muzny
|v6k prozil Y zapasech "a skyvu
|chleba "a rec, kterou mu ma
|tka ukolebayku zpivavala. Re-
|signoval jiz ma vsechny bolesti
Ii radosti, jez mu dala rodna
YES podbrdska, ale kdyz op6t
vchazi ma prtihon pred lesem,
kudy vede costa k nadrazi be-
rounskemu, musi pfecet sam se-
be napomeno,fi srovy Bezruco-
Ivymi:
"vydrz az sam bndes v
lese."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13

- Pfipravte e na Is. Ger
vence. Velkofld &. S. p. S.
pofsda svIj vyrotni "PIC-
MIC" ' Ceske Sfni Sokol ma
Clark Ave. Bude dobr& "a
bava q vytecna hudba.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13

zlizen je ma nzky pruh, ma nez
ku vsemu je nahazeno vsecko
kameni z pfiorane pudy. Ko-I
sove mlazi vedou hlavni slo-I
vo We sboru ptacim a dve ku-!
kacky z daleka do toho pokfi-l
kuji. Jeste asi dive ste kroku|
po "prlhone", vedoucim stfe-l
dem poll ma hore 'Klonku" -
a dole Sc objevi cele jarnl
krase rodna YES. Uprostred
domku leskne Sc veliky ryb-
nix, re Zelen6 parku lesika
|vycniva vizka zamku, kde sta-|
vala tvrz panu Svarovskych ze|
Svarova, poZadi ma vrsku bel
la sc kostel Borecky, kolem ne
hoz pres sest stoleti jsou k po-|
slednfmu odpoeinkn uIkladanij
cbyvatele kolatury. Ma pravo,
mad kostelem Tmanskym ovla-
da kraiinu Kolkolova hora, al
vrch Lejskov mezi Louninem a
Malkovy pamatuje, jak po BIZ
I've b6lohorske az Rerouna
do ieho lesd pospichali evan,
gelici berotlnstf, ably tajne Wy
slechli kazani potulneho "pre-
dikanta" evangelickeho.
X veceru vchazim do vsi. Ac-I
l,oliv dive hodiny cesty od dra-I
, hy vzdalena, kolik doznala ra-,
dostnych bolestnych zmen!
Po dvou zahradach ma jeii hra-l
nicich ami pamatky nezustalo :.
po svestkove "Americe' a "Vi-
lsIovce', jejiz imeno oznacnuie
j druh ovoce, ktere rodila. Ma
miste prve jest pole,, na miste
druhe lesik. Ztratily Sc dive
rady trychtyfovych peel "a vsi,
Y nichz bile vapno vapenici pa
iii do celych Czech mydla-
rum j hospodynkam rozvlze-
Ii. Mista peel move domky "a
braly a Zaberou brzo posledni
pee, nejyyse stoiici. Ma bre-
hu rybnika z proutku, ktere
isem videl zasazovati, vyrostly
slime, yysoke vrby, zahrazeno a
plotem obehnano je nekohk pc
Sim cest. kldy jsme Sc co de-
ii prohanely. Pred skolou pro
stl pomnicek Ma pamatku O.
svobozeni naroda naseho posta
veny. nasel praye misto. -
V2dyt' eele panstvi zdeisi mu-
sil pan Adam Bukovansky z
Bukovan "a svuj odboj proti
Ferdinandu II. onetovati Il o IL
du evangelickem jeat6 "a me-
no d6tstvi sc zpivalo:
4 I'll berani.
! kan chodeii ma ranni?
Do svinskeho chliva,
swine Jim tam zpiva!"
Malo znamych tvari v obci
pctkavam. Nekolik starcu a
staren, ktere isem znaval y pl-
. nem rozkvetu mladi. Ma zanl.
ku jiny pan sedi, ma statcich H.
III sedDaci hospcdari, Y chalu.
: pach jini lide Sc plahoci. obee
JIM zastupci spravuji. Rozdi.
ly kastovni tn ostfe jako drive
, vynikaji, nesvaru mnoho Ia
| sky malo vsude najdes, kaln sk
obratis. Ma polich panskycf
: starci, stafeny slabi lid5A pu
. du vzdelavaji, mlaldi a siinis y
! lomech vapencovych lepSi OBJ
; zivu nachazeji. Rozdil' !
denni nlzde ia poliaS .k) !
. rllzde v lofnech (2O-45 ~ il
, vysvetlenIm k zjeWu tofiauto -
, a nebyti tech ohromnych lozisl
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We prazske dlazbe, ma praz-
skych palacich vitaji mne prv-
nj poslove rodne vsi II Berou-
ma: male vetsi kostky a desky
cerveneho mramoru "Cerve-
neho lomu' nachaZejiciho sc v
lese mezi Koneprusy Sucho-
nasty.
Rychlik uhani re Smichova
X Berounu. Skoro ctyiicet ro-
XII nevidel jsem jalrim havu
tiche udoli, hole skaly v;span-
cove ma blizku a vzdaienejsi,
zalesnena pohori. A zda Sc
mi. jakoby ty domky We vsich
sc zmensily 0 to, Q co lesy w
rostly. a jakoby zakalena Be-
rounka rychleji mocneji ku
Praze pospicha)a.
Ma skalnim ostrohu chci po-
zdraviti stareho znameho, Kal
luv Tyn. Ale zdstalo ma poku-
su - tax nejak cize panaky
vypada Y tech cepicich tina
vych, ktere mu pani Vldne
nasadili. Prodirame Sc tesnt
pod skalou tetinskou a "a ne.
kolik min;lt sc divam Ma we've
dvou starych bran bernnrskych
a ma fady noVych strech. jez SC
kolem Mich uvelebily.
Zluta Litavka Sc prudce ze.
ne. aby nejakych ITO krokl
nize vrazila do silnejsi sesti's
Berounky a "a trest $ nj doce
la splynula. Ia kratko vcha
zim hofejsi branou do mesta
kdes yelike nanesti podivn1
konstl.asiuie ST svnii prazdno
tou. Vdtsi litomef.ckello, III
choyalo 81 berounske names:t
pouze nekolik parnatek Zc syt
bohate minulosti, stltova doms
ma JIM strane, z nichz nejkr;ls
neisi a nejvetsi dunn jest pri
mase lindircha Ciaka z Jen
stejna, ktery utiskem vojen
skym donucen kvetnu 1922
cele dvanacti konselu odho
dial Sc pfiiati Niru katolIckou
"Vseho do casu, Pan Bnh n;
veky," Tato slova vyryia jsoi
na hofejsi tpIzenske) bran6
Do cassffiVafa panstvi Habs
burkHcl Vaky pot,'va Bhh, kt,
reho nyni Pravdou jmenujeme
Vyrostl Beros,n "a posted
Mich tricet roku! Zastavena
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