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The Connecticut labor news., 1923-10-20
EDUCATION AND FREEDOM
By CALVIN COOLIDGE. President of the United States


 Our adopted the principle by free people - ~ ~ Those who worthy of being free worthy being educated. - ~ Those who had the duty and responsibility necessarily have the education discharge the obligation ship
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-10-20
c. w. Fairchild & Sons,

INC. One of the Finest, Largest and Most Complete Jewery Establish ments in New England, carrying De pendable Merchandise Only at prices Within the Reach of All.
 Established 1865. ee7 MAIN ST. Arcade Corner
 Bridgeport, Conn.
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07
TO GIRDL-El:
 THE GLOBE:
French Airplane Starts; U. s. Will Attempt to
 Wrest Honor.

Washington. April 1. 4.-Before Captain Bapt and his flying cir GUS are well on their way to gir- dle the globe in the name of France, a party of Americans will hop off in an effort to wrest this honor from them. This eX, pedition is planned by the Army air service.
 The French start was actually made Sunday, when Captain Bapt jumped off at Marseilles to cross the Mediterranean, from Nice to India. from India to Japan, from Japan to Nome, Alaska, thence down the Pacific coast of the American continent to Chile, across the Andes to Ar genuine, and up the coast to oPer- nambuco. Brazil. From the lat ter place they will fly across the South Atlantic to Dakar, French West Africa, and work their way back overland to the original starting point.
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07
LEAGUE OF
 NATIONS
America s Entrance to Be an Issue HI 1922
 Election.

New YorR, April f,--I ecla-- ing theonlnseriovs car to.Ame-- tca's entrance into bhe League oL Nations 'ois a small group of able but bilious uen, some ot them very ord, WIG are charac- teristicalv pnodieal livers, for. mer Justice Of tie Supreme Court .aoha T. Clarke, in speech tonight said the issue will be forced into the lo2A cleo ton and that no candidate fo2 the Pres. deneY or Senate would be permitted to conceal his posi- ton for 9 single weeI.
 ---------------=------
 Deputy Marehal McAluIon 1eeurnec yesterday from a business trip tc Ophse.
 Nick SopoH was among those who re- turned yesterday.
 Fred Spencer, Medfra postmaster is in town for short visit
 Frank Beckman, from Carl creek, t here fer sh0rt visit
 --@
 Ed Whelan returned here ThnrsdaE from business trip to Tacotna.
 Sam Nesvoog was a Thursds'r rival
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07

 AI'II E IlMAII..
Brutal Crime Against Humanity, Says Prot
 estant Bishop.

New York, April 4.-The civ iii1ed world should withhold communication from Russia untiI bolsheVik rule is ovarthrOWn, Bishop William T. Manning, o1 the Protestant Episcopal diocese diocese of New York, declared today in a statement in which he condemned tho execution in Mos COW of Vicar General Butcha- witch as 'a brutal crime against religion a91 humanity
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07
THIS LAW
 MAY WORK
Prohibition in Constan- tinople; 30 Strokes
 for Violators.

Constantinople, April 4.-Pro- hibition has gone into effect in Constantinople, under instruc- tions issued by the nationalist government from Angora, and after today any person found drinking alcoholic beverages of any kind will receive minimum punishment of thirty strokes with a bastinado.
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07
of Interesting
 Notes Er0r9 Anchorage

Anchorage, Apra 4.-Dr Beeson. ia yesterdays municipal elec1Ion, was de- fsatad fer maYoe af anchorage by D J. Gonroy, who led 6g thirty votes. F Alr. aud Yrs. H.=. Downer, former well known AcCe41ttes, are here, on their way 10 gae 1gant, where Mr DoWaer is under aaaas ement to install radiophones.
 Captain George agaen and Howard Langley seeeera ea the Northwest ern, arrived at 5eaafa today. and vii. take the 4f#4 train for Kobi, on their way to &lct#ca'h.
 Mrs. V. af=eers, with three dogs. left Kobi today, 5a her way 10 0phir.
 Mrs. 3. j. Boyd and Miss Bessie Fred, who left deGrath on March 2, arrived here on the Ea1est train. The7 made the srip from c@rath to Gobi in eight days.
 Mir. aud NJ. ". X. vina2 will leave on tomorrow rafa sa" Kobi on their way to Ophla.
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07
PRESIDENT
 AI' 7 AUGUS
Any Develop ment of Classes or Or
 ganization of Blocs.

Augusta, April a.-OecIari4g he did aot believe there -as a restige Of secti5aalisn left n the United States, President Harding, ia an address delivered Ut a dinner given ,n hls honor tonight by the cit9 of Augusta 3eplored any development Of classes and organization bIO2s in the republic. "Thara is menace to the nation, saia the Presi- dent, in the development of classes and -jn the organization of blocs. There 's danger in revolutionary feeling and ieal- ousy. Let us be on guard against developments of envy and ieal ousy.
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07

 C0NDE:N E:NNE:D
300 in Ukraine Execut- ed During Week by
 BOlsheyists.

s!Moscow, April 6. Director Cohen, of the eaate trade depart ment, and M. Zormanoff, man ager for the department at the Nizini ,Novgorod fair, have been condemned to death on charges of having accepted oribes in office.
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07

David Strandberg, accompanied by his six youngsters, ranging from to II years, arrived early Thursday Mir. Strandberg will join his wife at An chorage, where the family will make their home, though Mr. Strandberg will return to Iditarod on the opening of navigation.
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07

Coblenz.-Judge Knapp. Chief of Police Sehaedart aad Police man Stein are to be eoartmaz-. oialed by 5ae 'rench on ahargas of sacking a printing Piaat nese.
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 ". J. Wiamaa, aster 3 gisi5 on taa coast aad . 2fip as lar East a5 Chicago returned here today, declaring himsel in excellent condition following a slight operation at the Anchorage hos. pital.
 Harry Miller, after spending the winter in San Francisco, returned here yesterday, and left this morning for Candle
 Joe Heeneo3. rom r'lat was Q yes terday arrival. leaving this morning for the faluwiksak, n cofopanY with Bill Eiska.
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07
SUSPECTED
 MURDERER
Draws Five Years After Conviction on Lesser
 Charge.

Atlanta, Apr 6.-Nictor innes was found guilty in the United States district court here on the charge of using the mails to de fraud and was sentenced to five years in the federal peni5entary. lnnes was on trial seven daye on the charge. which was the outgrowtn of the mysterious dis appearance O. Mrs. FIoise c rennls and Beatrice Nelmss whe nave been missing for ten years. and who gre believed to have been muro cred by him,
 Frank Speliack, after Q visit at nj old home ia Clio, returned here yes .erday. on bis vaV to Ophir, being ae- oompaaled by aal4es Lice, Wao ls get ting hfs first vfews.of Alaska.
 Happy Jack stevenson. from tne Tulawikfok, arrived here today He reports nothing rev in that section
 Ora Barnhardt. ssear several lsv@eeks .o the hospital at b6iak, returned te Tuiuwiksak early in March, slightly improved.
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07

Berlin.-Three hundred per- sons in Ukraine were executed this week by bolshevist troops because. Of their protests against persecution of Catholic church men in Russia, according to a dispatch from Lemberg
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07
CARNARvGA
 PASSES G)N
Dies as Result of Insect Bite at Tutlankha-
 mems Tomb.

Cairo, Egypt, April 6.-Earl Carnarvon, head of the English archaeological expedition, died at o'clock Thursday morning, the result of a bite by an insect while working at the unearthing Of King Tutankhamen's tomb.
 New York.-Conan Doyle de- clared tonight that he believes the death of Lord Carnarvon is due to the curse imposed by the ancient pharaohs upon anyone who disturbed their tombs ''It is dangerous to dig up the corpses of these old kings, Doyle said.
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07

eBistomper among dogs k showing no let,up.' J. E Beattie has lost nine within the past eight dayss Hive of these being of the wolf breef% which wereaemong his best workers. The disease seems to prove more fatal to the younger animals.
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07

Warsaw.-A crowd ot over ten thousand stormed the Russian legation in Warsaw today in e demonstration of protest against the execution of Catholic Prelate Butchavitch, but mounted police finally broke up the attack.
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07

Reports from several places along the Richardson road indicate that game is being poisoned in considerable quantities, several fine dogs having also been killed. Charles Simmons, of King Lake, recently lost valuable re- triever. one of the best in,athe Terri tory, by pois on set out bysan. unknown party.
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07
IN RuHR AND
 RHINE:L-AND
54, GOO Krupp Employees Are Oaa on 24-H0ur
 Protest Strike.

Berlin, April ). - Fifty-ioaf thousand employees of the krupp plant at Essel are out 5n a 2a- hour strike as a protest agaiasa the recent killing by 5he French of eleven Krupp worEer5
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07

J:,E Beattie. from Flat, with the last scheduled outgoing mail, arrived early Thursday. leaving this morning for Big river.
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07

Billy Jones, after spending the win- ter on the Outside, returned here yes terday, accompanied by Charlie Eagle. both of whom left this mornlug for Candle,
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07

Billy OPahlke, from his headquar- ters over on the. Rest Fork. was a Thursday arrival.
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07

Charlie Nystrom, from somewhere in the hills, is recent arrival.
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07

Rome.-When the Pope was 4jven the news of the execution by the Russian soviet authorities of Monsign ButchaVitch he knelt in prayer for the soul of the dead prelate.
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07

Scotty Auia4 who with John RieeE has been engaged in taking out a dump over on Boob creek, in the Tolstot see ton. was Tharsday arrival.
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07

Moscow.-A request made by the Roman Catholic church Of Moscow for permission to bury Vicar General Buteha4iteh in ae- cordance with the rites of .he church has not yet been an- swered by the soviet authorities.
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07

Charles '. Taylor, Iditarod attorney, who arrived yesterday left this morn ing for Tacotaa, en route homeward.
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07

Mrs. T. P. Aitken, after visit of couple of months on the Outside, was g Thursday arrival from Kobi, where she was met by Mr. Aitken. They arrived with Alex Brown and team.
 Robert Menzies, well known Fair banksan, who succeeds M. r. Miller at Candle, was among yesterday $ araivals, leaving for Candle this morning.
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07

John Griffith arrived yesterday from Canes Gteak for a short bu. .siness visit.
The Kusko times., 1923-04-07

Dan McRae, after winters soiourn on the Outside, returned here yester- day.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-19
New Train to Florida
To Run From Boston

Negotiations have so far progressed
In the matter of schedules and Pull
man equipment that solid through
train service from New England to
Florida points is assured for the COM
ing season. The New York, New Ha-
ven and Hartford railroad company
has been negotiating with the lines In
interest for this through service and
only minor details are yet to be de-
termined. The new Florida train will
be known as the Everglades Limited"
and will leave Boston shortly after
700 p. M. A train win be operated
from Springfield connecting with the
Everglades" leaving Springfield about
$3.50. The plan under consideration
contemplates Pullman cars to Miami,
st. Petersburg and possibly Tampa, as
well as Jacksonville, from Boston, and
Pullman equipment from Springfield.
The connecting train from Springfield
will be due at Hartford shortly after
900 and In New Haven about 1918
where the Florida car will remain
until the arrival of the Everglades"
from Boston to which the through car
from Springfield will be attached. The
through service from Springfield will
be available also to the cities of Meri-
den, New Britain, Bristol, Waterbury
and Bridgeport.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-19
HENRY FORD APPROVES
Motor hing HiiIy Eaderses the Deep
g. Hadsoa Profess Which Calls far
100 Miles ef Dresising,

Detroit. Mich. Oct, is-Henry Ford
has endorsed the deeper Hudson pro-
ieet, which calls for federal govern
ment dredging Of the Hudson river
to Albany ana Troy. $50 miles above
Sew York. II was learned today after
! conference between the Detroit
manufacturer and delegation from
The two New York cities Mr.. Fard's
approval OF the plan. and his prom
Use 10 do whatever he can 10 put II
through was announced IN formal
statement issued by members OF the
legelatien.
''As Mr.. Ford views H." the state
ment said. ''the deeper Hudson pro-
jeet would bring deep sea ships iho
miles nearer the Great Lakes and
other commerce producing eenters of
northeastern United States, and eject
a great saving In freight. He told the
committee he was amazed. after a
study OF the situation, that the Hud-
son had not been deepened many
years ago"
Mr.. Ford has new piant.at Green
Island, at the head of tidewater on the
Hudson. and the terminal OF the pro-
posed deep channel.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-19
RAIN BRINGS RELIEF
Entire Atlantic seaboard, Which Has
Been Suffering From Drought, To-
day Benefits by Downpour.

day Benefits by Downpour.
Washington. Oct. 19.-Enough rain
was falling In the north and middle
Atlantic states today to bring some
relief from the drought in parts OF
those sections. but weather bureau Of
flcials said Indications were that 1t
would not be sufficient 70 restore
diminished water supplies to normal.
Rain is falling throughout the At
lantlc states today and is expected TO
continue tonight. Clear weather be-
ginning tomorrow, however, is expect
ed to continue several days, no south
ern air movements bearing more rain
being in immediate prospect.
The drought, which has Just reach
ed its most acute stage. amounts TO
an accumulation of deficient rainfall,
rather than a lack of precipitation,
and is attributed to unusual quies-
cence among the air currents. Few
storm areas have moved across the
affected section in recent months
Rain bearing currents have been ad-
vancing eastward to the Mississippi
and then turning northeastward to the
Great Lakes with the eastern part of
the country getting it's currents from
the st. Lawrence valley and New
foundlapi territory. which produce
dry weather.
The droughty condition, however, is
not unreasonable, the bureaus rec
ords show, and the usual return to
formal may be looked for soon.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-19
IN GOOD CONDITION
Admiral Grayson Says His Horse. 'afy
own" Is in Tip Top Form n Called
Upon TO Race.

Washington. Oct. io.--Rear Ad
mlrai Cary t. Grayson. owner of NJ,
Own. said today that II his three
year-old were called upon TO NEE
Papyrus ut Belmont Park tomorrow
the race would find My Own in good
condition despite the eleventh hour
upset in plans.
II am little sorry" said Admiral
Grayson. that we did not have long
err notice, but II My Own enters the
race there will be no alibls. ] am
confident the railroad trip will not
hurt him, and that he will be found
in good condition"
available. 1t was assumed that Earl
Sande. Zev's jockey, would ride My
Own In event the latter is chosen to
race Papyrus. Sande has had the leg
up on both American three-year- old
stars in all of their important victor
les this season.
1t was recognized the jockey clubs
committee faced perplexing situa-
tion. Should the committee decide
that Zev was not in condition to run
or that the track was likely to be too
wet for My Own, it has no other can
didate ready. Untidy, the second al
ternate. has brokn down, and while
the committee, under its agreement
with Ben Irish, owner of Papyrus, has
the right to name any entry, there are
no outstanding eligibles.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-19
CITY ITEMS.
For The Cool Season
between Frost and Snow

Roses of Picardy" dance record
c. l.. Pierce & Co.--advt.
The regular meeting of Laure
Court, o. of A., will be held in Ma
sonic hall this evening at 7:45
o'clock. Grand Royal Matron Hon
ored Lady Augusts Ricke and her
associate grand officers will make an
official visit. Supper will be served
at $50 o'clock.
Tabs Minstrel, T. A. B. Fair.-advt.
Automobiles driven by William J.
PEBBLES and William III. Hart figured
IN an accident on Lincoln street last
evening. The PEBBLES car was badly
damaged.
victrolas and Pianos, Henry Morans
---advt.
William H. Metcalf of Wallace
street complained to the police last
night that the windshield of his au-
tomobile had been broken by boys
with slingshots at the corner of Clin-
ton street and Hunter road.
Corn Game, T. A. B. Fair.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-19
5000 Miners Strike.

Scranton, Pa, Oct. 19-Three thou
sand anthracite miners were on
strike today in the Pittston district of
the Pennsylvania Coal Co.
Number collieries employing 1900
workers were idle over the refusal of
a foreman to re-hire driver boy.
At the Barnum mine zoo quit TODAY
when laborer not on the waiting list
was hired.
At the central mine at Avoca 500
continued idle over the refusal of q
boss fireman to Join the union.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-19
Tan Is Found to Be Best
Color for Sick Room Use

New York, Oct. 19.--Tan is crowd :
Ing out the traditional white as a wall
color In hospitals, the eyesight con-
servation council of America declared
in report today. The change is at
tributable to modern research In eye
conservation, which has established
that white is too harsh in its reaction
on Ill or convalescent persons.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-19

When your tea guests praise your des-
serts and ask for the recipe, can you
proudly specify Bakers Certified
Extracts ?-advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-19

Elastic shoe laces with patent fas-
teners enable the shoe to be removed
without untying.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-19
''SVET"

le spatnejsiho a zavilejsiho, co
kficelo z tohoto vyjevu, ktery
osvetloval nedostatecny plami
mex nocni lampicky, plaminek,
ktery Sc podivne tetelil, vyska-
koval a shasinal We studenem,
pachnoucim vzduchu kuchyne.
Karolina stanula rukama
zkrizenyma, bleda a zarazena.
Majznerova 5 Poldou vybehly
2 pokoje a zvedaly Radla Sc
zeme. Byl napolo omdlely a v
Iobliceii vsecek zkrvacen. krev
prystila mu z rany ma cele, ste
kala mu do vlasd j do tvare a
zbarvila ! jeho limec. Jednim
praminkem zaskocila mu ma
rty a Radl probuzen jsa re
mdloby timto sladnoucim, po-
divnym pocitem v ustech tezce
zachraptel a oddechl 81.
Odnesly no ma postel. Pani
Majznerova vymyla mu ranu
vodou a pfikladala mu studene
obkladky.
Vacha, bledy zatvrzely, Sc
svlekl a mlGky 81 lehl do poste-
le, zrovna proti ldzku Radio
WI. Ostatni studenti uz chrapa-
Ii.
de to zlt?" ptala sc Polda
matky.
Rama je poradnaw septala
Majznerka.
Radl ma posteli slabe taste
NAL.
MAN jit pro doktora pta
la Sc dale Najznercina scho-
vanka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-19
BEE MLEkA, NEBYLo BY
LIDSTVA.

"Bez mleka - by nebylo lid
stva,'; jest rozsirene tvrzeni.
Kazdy musi uvazovati o o.
hromnem vyhnamu tohoto tvr-
zeni.
V proslovech teto serie, me-
pfejeme 81 vyzyvati Vas, byste
uvazovali vedeckych udajich
ale abyste uvazovali 0 faktech.
ktere znate dnes ktere jste
znaIi jiz cd d6tstvi.
Wy sami poznavate pravdu
tvrzenl "Bez mleka, by nebylo
lidstva'.
Prvni Vasi potravou bylo
mleko. Bez mleka byste ne
|vyspGli, aniz sc stall zdravymi
a silnymi lidskymi bytostmi.
Stanete-li Sc nemocnymi,
prvni yeci, kterou Yam lekaf
pfedpise jest lehka, vyzivna,
snadno stravitelna dieta. A
tato dieta bude vetsinou, jest
Ii. re ne docela, sestavati q nile
ka.
Proc mlek6? Proto ze mleko
jest nejvhodnejsi potrayou Il
mllZe byti straveno, kdyz sc
,tak nemuze stati Il potravy il
ne.
Vine, re Jest to pravdive-
lneb mleko bylo uzivano hned ,
zacAtcich historic - a dnes .je
skntecnou pravdou, ze bychon
ncmeli pfehizeti pravou dule
zitost nasi kazdodenni diety.
i Mnozi 2 mas nepozivaji do
,'sti mleka. Nebylo by dobryn
| napadem, by kazda osoba po
lzila denn6 nejmene kvart do
| breho, cisteho mleka nasen
domove? Neb mleko jest w
bornou potravinou a znamen:
llvzrust pro dite a zdravl do
rostleho.
L
l Pri vybirani mleka jest nej
dlllezAtejsi, ably bylo ciste, ne
rozredene skutecne prirod
mi. Cd roku 1857, statisic,
ano miliony lidu staly Sc odvis
Ilymi cd jmGna Border" jak,
: zaruky dobreho mleka. Bor
denovo preparovane mleko j
: ldnes V rozpoctu millionu lid
! jako nejcistSi a nejbeZpecn6jS
!. mlcko, jcz mtize byti koupent
ucelem techto radki jes
1 seznamovati obecenstvo j
Y stymi podrobnostmi, ktere b
K mely byti kaNdemu znamy
= jichz by take melo byti dbant
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-19
OBETOVANl NOVYCH
DOMOVU.

Stavitelova ztrata Vas
zisk. = 6-pokojovy dunn, tyr
de podlahy, krb, skrine ma por
culan mnohe jine zafizeni,
nova ctvrt' u Union ave. kary.
Domy jsou 0 $1,000 pod cenou
jen k v1li rychlemu odprodeji.
$1,000 AZ $500 hotove neb
lot. Mr.. Soukup, 373l vych.
131. uI. neb vecer 9722 Heath
ave. Tel. Broadway 298 w.
4-23
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-19

As~NA ouPo1 oNoi3 NSSSSh NS>'
venal tvari a tloukl nohama.
Kdyz byl pomalovan, vytrhl
Sc studentGm a vybehl ven. O.
ci maize plny slz, hanbou a zlo
sti vysel sam do studeneho We
cera ma ulici.
OvzduSi pratelskeho vece-
ra potom uz nebylo tax vesele.
"Hneva Sc! Nemeli jsme mu
to delat," karavala pani Maj
znerova, &C prve sama Sc nej-
vic smala nesnazim, ktere by
ly fin6ny jejimu nejpofadnej-
simu, nejlepe platicimu a nej-
meme zadajicimu najemnikovi.
"To je nejaky blazinek,' pc
znamenala Karolina, urovnava
jic 81 vlasy, jez Sc il pri tech
zertech byly rozhazely.
f
"Ted' bude Ease choditi sam
" te zine dlouho do noci pc u
lici," vycitala studentum pani
domaci.
"Tak on je tax litostivy?'
ptala Sc Karolina a jeji ru-
menna tvaf najednou ztrnula '
jakesi vaznosti.
"Chudak, nema nikoho, sire
tex je ma .jen, co 81 sam uskr-
til Cd huby odtS.h! Vam je
Ilehko sc smat!" obracela sc pa
Inimama materskym tonem Ike
|studentum.
"Armer Teufel!' dodal
Kral podavaje Polde skleniei,
ably mu il naplnila cajem.
Tabakovy dym We svetnici
houstl, protivne opel a lehal
!uz vsem na prsa. A jak rostl,
|vytlacoval re vzduchu take
vsechny zvuky veseli rozmar
ne nalady.
Hralo Sc jeste, ale bez uca-
sti bez hfmoticiho volani.
Majznerova uz klimala ma sve
sesli, Polda Sc mraGila a strasli
We zivala,
kral Sc podival ma hodinky
rychle vstal.
"Musim .iit, nasi prijdou
dom. Jsou nekde na soare,' Wy
kladal, patrne 81 zakladaje ma
poslednim exotickem slove.
"Zabava Sc rika, pane kra-
liz opravoval student, ktery
byval rad strazcem spravne
mluvy.
"No tax zabava - ia. sc Y
ty vasi moravscine tax nevy-
znam. Tu clovek mluvi donna sc
sluzebnyma = $ panama, to sc
vi, jen nemecky."
Zapinaje 81 svrchnik podivaI
Sc Ease ma Karolinu takovym
sebevedomym a vitezicim po,
hledem.
A tu bIahovou vesnickou di,
ku plchlo nejak u srdce Zahan
benin a litosti, ze neumi meme
cky.
Uz mu podavala jen ostych;
I've, Zarazena i jakemsi fale
|nem vedomi sve pfostoty ruku
chvejic Sc skoro, ably il neod
mitl.
Ale on il S jakousi velkomy
|slnosti, velkopanskym pohy
benz a zertovnou poklonou ma
lbidl rame a hrde jsa vztycen
| komickou vaznosti loucil sc S
lvsemi IA vedl il kuchyni Ike dive
rim.
"Kde pax je klic cd vrat?
shanela Sc pani Majznerovi
smejlc Sc, vyklimana a jak
znovu obcerstvena.
mo - otevri devce, pan
kralovi vrata u domu," podt