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New Britain herald., 1923-04-27
FLYING AMBULANCE

Paris, France--When an invalid became i'll here and needed to be transported to her physician in Eng land, an airplane was quickly rigged up as flying ambulance and rushed the patient across the channel. She will recover.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-27
zAEHIiER WILL FILED.

The will of Mrs Pauline Zaehler, filed yesterday in probate court, d. rects the payment of s5 to her adopt ed daughter. Julia Florence Zaehler. and the remainder of the estate to her husband, Oswald Zaehler.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-27

Deliciously delicate desserts are made with Bakers Extracts only. If your grocer is good he carries them.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-27

Challenge milk 2 cans 25c. Best coffee 3Sc ID. Russell Bros.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-27

Challenge milk cans 25c. Best coffee 38c lb. Russell Bros.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-27

Best butter 55c ID. Russell Bros.
 --advt
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-06-09
CIRCUIT COURT
NEXT WEEK
June Term of Circuit Court For Iron
County VIII Be in Session
Starting Monday
CALENDAR OF CASES IS SHORT
Session VIII Probably Be Short
One, There Being a Small
Number of Cases.

With but three criminal cases
two civil and six court fact cases on
the calendar the June term of circuit
court for Iron county, which viii be
in session next week starting Mon
day, viii probably be a short one.
The jurors need not report for
duty until the second day of the
term, Tuesday, the first day being
given over to the hearing of motions,
etc. Judge G. N. Risjord will
preside.
Following is the calendar of cases.
Criminal
State of Wisconsin VS.. Peter Litza.
Assault with intent to do great
bodily harm.
State of Wisconsin vs.. Fedele
Della Giovanni Taking indecent
liberties.
State of Wisconsin vs.. James
Rogers. Uttering a forged paper
Civil
Romaldo Fontecchio VS.. The
Hartford Fire Insurance company
Joseph P. Kannia ct al VS..
Charcoal Iron Company Of America
Court Fact
Edward Evenson VS.. State Of
Wisconsin ct. al.
Umphrey M. Brooks VS.. Ordensa
A. Brooks. Special for Ashland
county.
Frank T.. Schafer VS. Laura
Schafer Special for Bayfield,
county.
Jacob Lajala VS.. Serafina Lajala.
Ena Waananen VS.. August
Waananen.
James f. Powers VS.. Allene
Powers.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-06-09

liquor, on which tie bartender was
convicted of violation of the Sever
son state prohibition enforcement
act An appea was taken and a
lower court sustained the conviction.
Appeal TO the supreme court was
made, and the high court reversed
the decision, deciding that search
warrant for the premises" did not
include the person of people in the
premises,
The fact that the bottle con-
tanned intoxicating liquor could not
legaliz2 the search, if it was un-
lawful in the beginning" Vinje said
Since ii is not unlawful to have
a bottle on ones person, the
search cannot be justified on the
ground that the person searched, was
committing an unlawful act, and
hence could be lawfully searched"
1T is also said that if searches
such as this cannot be made, the pro-
hihition law cannot be enforced.
The answer is that the constitutional
freedom from unlawful searches can
not be annulled, but must be
sustained in entirety"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-06-09
BOOZE IN YOUR POCKET OR
AUTO SAFE NOW
Unless Officers of the Law Have a
Search Warrant They Cannot
Interfere.

Madison--Booze in your pocke0
or in your automobile is safe from
all officers of the law, unless they
have a search-warrant specifically
authorizing the search of your per
son or automobile.
The stale supreme court Tuesday
ruled that clippers" were inpiolate
A month ago the same court ruled
that autos couldn't be searched foi
booze without a special warrant
charging unlawful possession
These two decisions today were
hailed as a great victory for the
anti-prohibtionists, because Of the
obstacles they place in the way Of
prohibition enforcement
The decision in the hip-poeket
case was handed down in caFc
arising in Milwaukee. Chief Justice
A. J. Vinje wrote the opinion
A federal dry agent, accompany
ing a policeman with warrant for
the search Of the premises" of a
licensed soft-drink saloon, sized the
bartender when he made move as
if to take out and destroy bottle,
the neck Of which showed in his
pocket. The bottle was confiscated
and found to contain Intoxicating
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-06-09
COUNTY BOARDS CAN RE.
GULATE DANCE HALLS
New Law Puts Dance Halls and
Other Amusement Places Under
Jurisdiction of County Boards.

One of the most important pieces
of social legislation enacted in Wis
consin Wednesday went into effect
when Gov. John j. Blaine signed the
bill authorizing county boards to
license, inspect and regulate dance
halls and other places of amusement.
Senator Edo T Ridgway, Elk
horn, sponsored the bill which was
earnestly advocated by more than 30
women's state welfare organizations.
The new law, effective at once,
adds to the specific powers of the
county boards, the power to pass
ordinances regulating dance halls
and pavilions, amusement parks,
carnivals, street fares, bathing
beaches, and other places Of amuse-
ment.
Besides, it creates several new
sections of the statutes making I'M
lawful the following:
1. Presence of any child under 16
years of age unless accompanied by
parent or legal guardian at any of
above-named places of Amusement.
2. Presence of liquor al such
places.
3. Presence of intoxicated persons
at such places.
1t is expressly provided that this
law shall not abrogate any of the
regulatory power now held by NUM-
CAPABILITIES over such establishments
within their limits.
The new law is aimed principally
at the road-house and dance-hall To-
Gated outside of the city's jurisdic-
ton, which so far have gone UNI
regulated.
Supervisors" to be picked by the
county board to inspect and regulate
the places Of amusement are pro
vided for in the bill, to be paid by
the county board from license fees.
All such places must be licensed with
the county board.
A fine Of from S25 to $1,000, sen
tence from 30 days in the county
jail to one year in state prison or
both are provided as penalties.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-06-09
TWELVE HUNDRED TO GRADU.
ATE FROM WISCONSIN ~"
Seventeen Annual Commencement
Will Be Held June Ia to 1s.
Program Changed Slightly.

Madison-The University of Wiscon-
sin will send about 200 seniors and
graduate students out into the "cold,
cold world" on commencement day
here, June Is.
The program for the SEVENTEEN
annual commencement, June IA to
is, has been changed for the first
time in number of years in accord
with new plan. Events begin with
the commencement of the Wisconsin
Library school, June IA. The
program this year is as follows:
Thursday, June IA, at 8 P. M
Annual commencement exercises of
the Wisconsin Library school,
Friday, June Is, Glass Day-Ex-
ercises on Muir knoll at 8 p. m,
senior class play in outdoor theater
at $3.50 p. m. pipe of peace ceremony
at IL a. m.
Saturday, June 16, Alumni Day
Business meeting of the alumni as
ISOLATION at 10 a. M; senior-alumni
luncheon at II M; baseball game
between Wisconsin and Chicago at
l 80 p. m; lake shore concert by the
First Regimental band at $3.50 p. m. !;
professional by classes at $50 p. m. I;
senior-alumni dinner at p M; re-
ception at the home of President +.
A. Birge at p. m. alumni ball at
10 p. m.
Sunday, June II, Baccalaureate
Sunday accalaureate services at
p. M; twilight concert on upper
campus by First Regimental band at
Z p. m.
Monday, June 18, Commencement
Day-Panoramic picture of the mem
bersof the graduating classes at $50
a. M; university procession at 8:45
a. m; commencement exercises in
agricultural pavilion at $50 a. m.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-06-09
Buys Pure Bred Guernsey Herd Sire

Buys Pure Bred Guernsey Herd Sire
County Agent Shaffer spent Tues
day in Ashland county with Herman
Peterson of Saxon inspecting the
Guernsey herds # the Chequamegon
Guernsey Breeders Association. While
in Ashland Mr.. Peterson purchased
Chequamegon's Red Raider No. 86738
atypy, growthy, high quality son of
Glorian's King Washer No. 27645.
king" is one of the leading sires of
the breed and his offspring are show
ing lot of promise and will be heard
from in the next few years. king"
is the sire Of Ten daughters who
have advanced registry records. The
records of the best six are as follows:
1854 lbs. B. F., 70995 lbs. B F,
695.45 lbs. B F, 67294 lbs. B F,
664.49 lbs. F, and 65471 lbs. But
ter Fat. In addition there are five
more who have just started on test.
The dam of Mr.. Pcterson's bull is
Chequamegon's Lady Mysore No.
104495. She is on test after fresh
ening with first calf and win make
over 400 pounds of butter fat. The
grand dam has a record Of 1929 lb.
of B. f. at four years of age and the
grand dam has a record Of 500 lbs.
of B. F.. as a five year old. In Che
quamegon's Red Raider Mr. Peterson
has a bull that has the Guernsey
quality and breed type as well as an
ancestry of proven production. This
animal will be great addition to the
dairy interests of Iron county.
Texas wind which carried a coun-
try store to town may have been one
of these thade winds.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-06-09
GASOLINE AND LICENSE BILL
THROUGH UPPER HOUSE
Indications Are That Highway Pro-
gram Providing for Gasoline
Tax Will Pass.

Madison-A 2-cent gasoline tax
effective ON July first and license
fee for next year on automobiles of
from $40 to $26 is going through
the upper house Of the Wisconsin
legislature The indications are
that this is the highway program
which will be adopted by the legis-
lature
The gasoline tax bill, a separate
measure, was sent to third reading in
the senate Tuesday afternoon with
little opposition. This measure
would raise approximately $1,000
Geo. The license fee bill would raise
approximately $6,000,000. This
total of 100000 would be turned
in to an Independent fund for high
way purposes.
The $9,000,000 fund would then
be apportioned between the state
and the county The state will re-
tain rs per cent Of the funds for the
purposes Of roads and bridges, the
meeting of federal aid and state aid
and highway construction. The
state aid mileage was increased from
z 800 to 10000 miles
The rs per cent Of the fund which
goes to the county must be used fer
road and bridge purposes. That
part Of the highway bill requiring
the valuation of automobiles and the
collection of valuation tax has
been abandoned as a part Of the
program. II was proposed that this
valuation tax should be returned to
the locality, With the abandonment
Of this proposal the localities will
now receive only % per cent of the
funds collected from auto licenses
and gas tax. This money will be
returned to the county in proportion
20 the number of automobiles
licensed in each county
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-06-09
Summer Session at State "II,,

The 1923 summer session Of the
University Of Wisconsin will open
Monday, June 25, and will close
Friday, August 4, Scott H. Good
night, director Of the summer session
announced Tuesday.
A course in radio telegraphy will
be an addition to the curricula made
possible through the complete radio
station of the university Thirty
one professors and instructors from
other colleges and universities will
bring the teaching staff to 266.
More than 400 courses win be offer
ed during the six-week session.
The tent colony on Lake Mendoza
is expected to accommodate a part
Of the thousands of students and
their parents who will come to
Madison The tent colony is only
short distance from classes and
last yeal was used by 125 people.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-06-09
Three New Fish and Game Laws.

Measures making three changes in
the fish andgame laws became effec-
tive this week when Gov. Blaine af-
fixed his signature.
One of them by Assemblyman
Mark of this city prohibits hunting
with dogs from a day five days be-
fore the deer season opens, until a
day five days after the season closes.
The closed season for hunting with
dogs, which is supposed to prevent
deer-hunting with dogs is now from
November 10 to December 10.
The second is by Assemblyman
Warden Of ayfield-Prohibiting the
setting of nets within one mile from
the shore line of Chequamegon bay
from me commercial dock in the
city Of Washburn, Bayfield, county,
to the shoreline of Michigan The
former law prevented the nets in
these waters until outside of a line
two miles from the shore.
The third by Assemblyman Wer-
den-Cutting brown trout, salmon
and steelheaded trout from the list
Of fish required by law to be return
ed alive to the water if caught in a
pond. fyke, or net trap" The
fish still included under the law are
BLACK bass, muskellunge, sturgeon,
rainbow trout, brook trout, and all
understood lake trout and whitefish. "
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-06-09
COUNCIL VOTES TO BUY MOTOR
FIRE TRUCK
UP-to-dsts Fire Fighting Equipment
Will Be Purchased AS Soon As
Money Is Available.

The salaries of the members of
Hurley's police force and that of the
street commissioner were raised
through resolutions adopted at the
regular monthly meeting of the city
council Tuesday evening. The
salary of the chief was increased
from Sl10 to $125 per month and
those of police officers from 500 to
$ll0 per month. The street COM
missioner's salary was raised from
Sl15 to $125 per month. The new
schedule of salaries goes into effect
Immediately
The council was notified that free
delivery of mail in the Cary location
will be started July l, the require
ments of the postal department, such
as. numbering of houses, etc, having
been complied with.
The council voted to purchase a
motor fire truck as soon as the
money is available, although at pres
ent the city treasury could not stand
the expense of a truck. 1t is prob
able that the truck will be purchased
through the agency of David Cattoi
and that the cost of the equipment
will be in the neighborhood of $500.
Mayor Lemon was instructed to
take up with the Ironwood city coun-
ell the matter Of placing an arc light
at the north side bridge.
Several petitions for sidewalks,
street work, etc, were filed with the
clerk and read at the meeting, al
though no action on any of them was
taken.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-06-09
|00STERS WILL
VISIT HURLEY
L.s Business Men and
t,.f.cturers VIII Visit Hurley
Next Wednesday, June Is.
COMING BY SPECIAL TRAIN
;.I Train Carrying Boosters Will
81 Here in the Forenoon.
Concert by Band.
twenty-five

oua hundred twenty-five re-
.antotjye Milwaukee business
~ and manufacturers will visit
II Gooebic range next Wednesday,
- Is. and will stop at Hurley
ssroute to Superior.
The boosters are making the trip
4 snecial train. They will first
Of Tronwood and are scheduled
i arrive there at 6 o'clock Wednes-
morning. They will remain
orc a few hours and at 1880 will
n Hurley. Ex-Governor Philip,
II will be a member of the party,
"A probably make an address while
r. There will be selections by a
~ of 25 pieces which is making
IL trip with the boosters.
4 Selling Milwaukee to the state
N selling Wisconsin to adjacent
Il tes and the nation is one of the
4 rnoses of the annual trade trip
IN der the auspices of the Jobbers'
nDmmittee of the Milwaukee AS
scatjon Of Commerce. The trip
IN be made in special cars, leaving
Milwaukee at z 80 A. NJ. on Monday,
~ II, and returning home at
Mo- P. NJ, Friday, June Is.
About ll5 representatives of Mil
hukee business houses, financial
Iastitutions and manufacturing con-
l4rns will make the trip, the
lkentieth in the history of the
ssganization. In all these years
ike excursionists have spread the
sspel of Milwaukee and the state to
ii sections of the country. The
sbecial train is always welcome in
Sery place where it stops. Those
baking the trip usually take with
Mem untold thousands of various
knds of samples which delight the
Marts Of the "kiddies" as well as
De older folks. Then, too, a band
II Of twenty-five pieces will be
sarried on the trip and render
klectons in every place where
EDps are to be made.
q Former Governor E. L. Philip,
resident of the association, will
nake the trip and will be among
bose to deliver short addresses. 1t
N hoped to get in close touch with
he farmer, the business man and the
manufacturer and to acquaint all
Rth the good things produced in
Milwaukee and Wisconsin.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-06-09
Military Training Now Optional at
Iuiveraifw

Military training, which for fifty
years has been compulsory at the
University Of Wisconsin, hereafter
win be optional with all male
students as a result Of Governor
Blaine's signature Wednesday to the
Sachtjen bill The Wisconsin in
stitution becomes the first university
Of the country receiving aid under
the Morrill, land grant act Of 1868,
to do away with compulsory military
instruction
President F. A. Birse, Of the
university, has taken the position
that Wisconsin cannot morally fulfill
its obligation to the federal govern
ment unless it requires training in
military science in all Of its male
students. The attorney generals
department has made different
construction Of the federal statute
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-06-09
Freight Car Loadings For Week
Very Heavy.

Was Railroad freight car
loo .ngs vert to 1,014,029 cars
during the week ending May 20, a
total exceeded in oriy two previous
weeks Of transportation history in
the United States The American
Railway association in reporting the
traffic today, commented that the
record attained by current volume
had only been equalled or surpassed
previously during the fall season
when the crop and full movement
combined ordinarily put the greatest
load on railroads.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-06-09

Some i.262 additions to the collec-
tions Of the State Historical museum,
Madison, were made during the last
year.
May flowers bring June we'd
dings
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-06-09

Sons add daughters of farmers,
retail merchants, and workmen con
;titu,ed 40 per cent Of the freshmen
entering the University Of Wisconsin
this tear.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-06-09

Reconstructed wood that can be
FOLDED into desired shapes was in
fnted by University of Wisconsin
fotessor recently, and is now used
numerically.
Statistics show very little unem-
s0yment This is great news for
Fne college graduates.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-06-09

Reading book a day, it would
PIE person ,45O years to read all
he books in the Wisconsin univer-
~ library, and rs more years to
Pad the pamphlets, 10 a day.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-06-09

Burn spring cleaning rubbish. Do
not sell it TO cigar makers.
In our funny language, the ball
team which ranks the lowest is the
rankest ball team
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-06-09

Some neighbors will take anything
except a hint
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-06-09

Texas wind which carried coun-
try store to town may have been one
of these thade winds.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-18

chatskych zidu, mezi nimiz by
10 mnoho milionaru. Mnoho se
asi zm6nilo Ia sovetsk6 vlady
i V Taskente. Eucharist zide
vsak dovedli Sc jist6 jiz zaridi-
ii "a move vlady.
a tax zmizel .jiz davno mo-
Jim zrakum malebny tento
Sveta kout. Zdaz sviti tam ie-
Ste tax zariv6 slunce kobalto-
We modre oblohy a Ia tichvch
veceru ZaZniva tally hlas q
minaretn volajici sve "allah il
allah?" Zdaz smazi jeste sta
rs Sart ma bfehu Salaru We sv6
Cajchane vonny "saslik', ma
le kousky skopoveho masa ma
zeliZkach mad roznem a zdaz
vZnaSi Sc mad mestskym sadem
kazdeho vecera houpave zvu-
Ky videnskeho valciku, hrane-
no vojenskou kapelou? Snad
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-18
~ CESkE. ZPRAVY. Il

v Bratislave. V pateIk 4. kvet
na byl ma namesti Svobody v
Bratislave koncert vojenske
hubby a prednaSka promita-
MIN obraZu re zivota generala
Stefanika. Mohyla Il Vajnor
odevzdana byla verejnosti v
sobotu dine ). kvetna Ia. ucasti
zastupcu vlady, cizich statu,
vojska. narodnlch korporaci
atd. Slavnosti ukonceny byly
V nedeli dne s. kvetna slavnost
nj prehlidkou bl'atislavske po-
sadky na namestl Svobody v
Bratislave. '.Pamatnikem
Odboje' vydana byla k slavno-
stem kniha Z pera spisovatele
Josefa kopty M. r. Stefanik"
Cesky rozsudek v Zeneve.
Ze Zenevy, %. dubna. Rozhod
ci soud cesko-nemecky, ktery
do 18. dubna zasedal zenev-
ske radnici, skOncal dnes sNe
prvni Zasedani. Ma poradu by
10 8 pripadu, v nichz slo vetsi-
nou 0 ceskoslovenske prisluSni
Ky nemeckeho iazyka, domaha
jlci Sc sveho prava proti Meme
cku. Soud rozhodl We 3 pripa-
dech a odsoudil Nemecko X ma
hrade skod, zpusobenych va
lecnymi opatrenimi. We dvou
pripadech prohlasil svoji ne
prislusnost. Rozsudek byl W.
hlasen francouzsky, cesky a ne
mecky. Jest to ponejprv, co re
soudcovske stoIice mezinarod-
niho rozhodciho tribunalu o.
zvalo sc opet ceske slovo. RoZ-
sudek v ceske reci vyhlasil ce-
skoslovensky soudce, vysl. File
der.
Velkonocni zazrak ma Slo.
vensku - obraceni poslance
Jurigy? kdo by neibyl pfekva.
pen, kdyz 0 velkon. bratislav
ske "Siovenske Politice" ktera
die slovniku POSI-. .Jurigy jest
"argalasska". il "cvachoslova-
cha'' obievily sc radky pode.
psane poslancem Ferdisem Ju-
.r!gou? A kdo by teprve nebyl
piekyapen, cte-li tam: "Komu
by sa uz nebola spriecila hon.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-18

Vzacny host Praze. Paul
Monroe, ucitel koleje kolumbii
Ike university y Novem Yorku.
zastupce mezinarod. kultur-
mich korporacl americkych,
pfijel k delsimu pobytu do Ce-
skoslovenska. Prof. Monroe
Jest vedouci osobnost paedago-
gicka a ma svetozname jmeno
iako hlavm redaktor moderni
Encyclopedia pedagogiky. z
leho spisu jsou zname:: "Deji-
NY pedagogiky svetove i anne
ricke', iakoz souborne dilo
"Zaklady stredoveke vychovv'
Prof. Monroe sledoval liz di'i-
We nase skolske pomery, ktere
hodla poznati nynl z vlastniho
naZOru.
Stefanikovy slavnosti ne Slo.
vensku. "Pamatnik Odbo-
.ie' IA soucinnosti Spolku pro
postaveni pomniku generalu
NJ. r. Stefanikovi v Bratislave
postavil u Vajnor Ii Bratislavy
na miste tragickeho skonu pr
yeho ministra csl. branne mo-
ci dra NJ. II. Stefanika mohylu,
podle navrhu arch. Dusana +.
Iurkovice. Staybu provedla
Sloyenska uGastinna stavebna
spolecnost Bratislave pod do
zorem Voienskeho STAY. ridi-
telstvi v Bratislave. We vyrot
nj den smrti generala Stefani-
ka bude mohyla odevZdana sio
venske vere.inoSti. Slavnostl
tyto poradane pod zastitou pre-
s.ldcnta dra /. &. Masaryka a
ia cestneho predsednictvi PIP.
nlinistra N. @. Frantiska Udr-
zala a ministra plnou moci
pro sprawl Slovenska, DIR. kal-
laye, spojeny budou S prednas-
kani, ktere konati Sc budou Y
celnejsich posadkovych MI
tech ma Slovensku. @ zivote,
cllnosti a vyznamu generala
Stefanika promluvi referenti
"Pamatniku Odbo.ie': kpt. Va
n,ak. Otakaa' a nadporucik Pa
ye} Pink. Stfedem slavnosti
bude snlutecni projev We ctvr-
tex, ?. kvetna We vladni budove
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-18

- ale orientalni ruch, pcstry
/. malebnv vlni Sc jiste uli-
cich stareho mesa, ably po "a
padu slunce zmiral v kid v
mir sladke zahalky. Ami sebe
rudejsi komunismus nezmeni
Sarta, tohoto syna vychodu,
jako nezmeni ruskeho muzika.
Stara vychodni moudrost dri-
ne v jeho dust, smisena d6t-
slou naivnosti a virou, ze svet
lie jen kolem neho a dale jiz
mic. A viru tn nezvratilo ami
tech neco malo nest astnikl,
ktefi vratili sc ruskych oko-
pu po revoluci, kam je zahna-
la ruska vlada Ma praci. Ma
vojnu ie brat nesmela, nebot'
turkestanSti domorodci byli mi
rem osvobozeni so let Cd def
nitivniho dobyti Turkestanu
od vojenske po,innosti.