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New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

nancy 10 the utter subseFsian Of lib
eFty ana instieei and
whereas ne must recognise III
fact that resolutions. or treaties. out
having certain methods Of killing vii
mot be effective 80 long as var ilseli
remains lawful and that in inteTna,
lional regulations We must have. noi
rules and regulations Of war. but or,
ganie laws against war; and
whereas In our constitutional con,
ventian Of 1881 II was successfully
eontended by Madison and Hamilton
that the Use OF force when applied ia
people collectively. that is. 70 states
or nations, was unsound in principle
and would be tantamount 10 deela-
ration OF war; and
Whereas We have In our federal
supreme court practical and ef.
feetive model for real international
court. as IL has specific jurisdiction
10 hear and decide controversies be.
tween our sovereign states. and
Where our supreme court has ex-
erelsed this Jurisdiction. without re-
sort TO force. for is5 years. during
which time scores of controversies
have been judieially and peacefully
settled that might otherwise have led
TO war between the states. and thus
furnishes practical example for the
compulsory and pacific settlement OF
international controversies; and
70 Make War q Crime.
"Whefeas an international arrange
ment OF such judicial character would
not shaekle the independence or Inn
pair the sovereign OF any nation; now.
therefore be II
Resolved, That II Is the view of the
senate OF the United States that war
between nations should be outlawed
as an institution or means for the
settlement OF international controver-
sizes by making II a public crime under
the law OF nations and that every ma
ton should be encouraged by solemn
agreement or treaty to bind itself to
indict profitecrs under powers SINH
lar to these conferred upon our con-
gress under Act 1, Section s, OF our
federal constitution which clothes the
congress with the power to define and
punish offenses against the law of ma
TONS And be II further,
Resolved. That code OF interna-
tional law OF peace based upon equal |
ity and Justice between nations, am
plified and expanded and adapted and |
brought down to date, should be Gre
ated and adopted.
Second, That judicial substitute |
for war should be created Cor, IL cx-
lsting in part. adapted and adjusted)
In the former nature of an interna-
Lional court, modelled on our Federal
Supreme Court in its Jurisdiction over
between sovereign states
such court to possess affirmative jur-
sdiction to hear and decide all pure
y international controversies, as de-
1ned by the code, or arising under
reaties, and to have the same power
or the enforcement of its DEGREES as
'ur Federal Supreme Court, namely,
he respect of all enlightened nations
or judgments resting upon open and
air investigation, impartial decisions
nd the compelling power of enlight-
ned public opinion
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

tienal court madsled after the United
states supreme court. lie sill dis
euss II In debate In the next few days
The resolution IL as follewsi
Whereas var i the greatest eg-
listing menace 10 society ana has be-
come SO expensive and destructive
that II not only causes the slunendous
burdens OF taxation now affecting our
people but threatens 10 easulf and de-
sirey civilization; and
Whereas civilization has been
marked In its upward trend out of
barharism into It's present condition
by the development of law and courts
TO suppIant methods Of violence and
foreei and
Two Compulsory Methods
Whereas the genius of civilization
has discovered but two methods of
compelling the settlement Of human
disputes. namely law and war. ana
therefore In any plan for the COM
puisory settlement of international
controversies we must choose between
war on the one hand and the process
of law on the other; and
whereas war between nations has
always been and still IL lawful in
stitution. so that any nation may. win
or without cause. declare war against
any other nation and be strictly with
In Its legal rights: and
Whereas revolutionary wars. or
wars of liberation. are illegal and
to wit. high treason. whereas
under existing international law. wars
If aggression between nations are per-
'eetly lawful: and
whereas the Overwhelming moral
sentiment Of civilized people every
where is against the cruel and de-
,tructiye institution OF war: and
whereas all alliances. leagues. or
,lans which rely upon force as the
power for the enforcement of
,eace carry the seeds either OF their
'wn destruction or of military domi-
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

Pure lard, lbs. Csc. Russell Bros.
--advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15
mo CANDIDATE YET
TO OPPOSE KLETT
seea,iaaea from Frrs, page,
which was 10 expire on June 50,
Waiting q. lis Orders

which was 10 expire on June 90
Mating q. lis Orders.
Senators Rrandegee and Mclean
have on file the recommendation OF
the state central committee. made
about a year ago. for the appointment
Of q. w. kiett Of New Britain TO this
place. They are now waiting word
from State Chairman ]. Henry koraz
hack as 10 whether II Is the desire Of
himself and the state central commit
tee TO stand pat on their old fees
emmendatian OF kleti, or whether, on
account Of the opposition registered
against his appointment by the ''drys"
and church people about Hartford,
headed By States Attorney Hugh Al
corn of suffield and Harrison u. Free,
man of Hartford. they wish TO sub
stitute the name of someone else.
Aieorn Personally Opposed.
The charges brought against Mr..
f<lett last December ara on tile at the
justice department and will receive
full consideration should his name be
presented as an applicant for the
place. Hugh N. Aleorn OF suffieid
stands sponsor for these charges, II
was said by justice department off,
eIals today. personally and In his of.
fetal capacity.
When the Connecticut state central
committee about a year ago endorsed
Mr.. Klett for the place. Mr.. Alcorn.
at that time one Of Klett's closest per-
sonai friends. also endorsed him.
Cooled by MeAnIiffe Case.
But little later. and shortly fol-
lowing the allegations of improper
conduct made against State prohi-
bition Director MeAuliffe. Mr.. Alcorn
wrote the justice department with
drawing his endorsement and oppos-
ing Klett's appointment. This latter
letter was written on the official sta
tionery OF the states attorney for
Connecticut and under his signature
he put his official title. Mr.. Alcorn |
wrote also to Senator's Mclean and
on the states official sta
tionery but did not affix his title un-
der his signature
Protests Not Unusual. I
1t is not at all unusual TO receive
protests against appointment of pros
pective district attorneys. 1t was said
1t the justice department. Rather. II
IS unusual not to receive them. Quite
frequently, also. such protests come
rom anti-saloon organizations as they
lid in Connecticut. It was said.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

A Herald Classified ad can always
be used to advantage.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15
SAY HE HELD FAKE COURT
Chicagoan is on Trial, Charged With
Impersonating Judge Lands

Chicago, Feb. 15.-Charged with
having impersonated former Judge
Kenesaw NJ. Lands, Franka Beiss-
wanger, former Justice of the
Peace, was placed on trial before
Federal Judge Wilkerson.
Beisswanger is said to have operat-
ed private Federal Building at 1858
Clybourn Avenue. where he upheld
the law with a stern hand and COL
lected any fines from foreign-born
malefactors. On trial with him are
three former members of the Illinois
constabulary who, according to three
witnesses, served him as prohibition
enforcement bureau. secret service
and police department.
James Ruzich testified that on Dec.
13, 1920, Donald Somerville, Walter
Gnatt and Eugene Marchese came to
his home when he was i'll in bed and
accuse him of having manufactured
moonshine He said that the three
supposed Federal agents told him he
wo-id have to provide a bond of
$1,000 or give them $3.50 In cash.
Beisswanger bears no resemblance
to Judge Lands.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15
Two-DAY "TRIP FOR COLGATE
Maroon Five Drills For Trinity and
Springfield Games

Hamilton. y. ". Feb. ib.-rhe coi-
gate basketball five will leave on a
two-day trip today. meeting Trinity
and Springfield college on Friday and
Saturday night. Since the victory over
Syracuse last Saturday night Coach
Reid has given tho squad several hard
workouts In preparation for these two
games. realizing TINT the Maroon will
encounter some stiff opposition.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

Fresh eggs Sic doz. Russell Bros
.advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15
new HAVEN Tells
OF WORKERS RETURN
Road viii Not Break Faith With
Emergency Workers

Hartford, Feb. l5.-Five hundred
of the former striking shopmen ol
the New York. New Haven and Hart.
ford road have returned TO work. &c.
lcording to a statement made by c. J.
Bardo, general manager. before the
legislative committee on railroads
at the capitol yesterday afternoon
during a continued Tearing on the
railroad Situation This statement wa
In response to an assertion by repre-
sentatives Of the shopmen who wero
present thai all the strikers we're still
out 100 per can't strong. The central
figure at The Fearing was Ernest
Schleifer, radical leader, who Is under
u bond of sta,a0e wn,le being tried IN
New Haven charged with melting
strikers to acts OF violence.
Schleifer announced his presence in
a dramatic manner A. A. Alling, of
New Haven, states attorney, had just
introduced pamphlets and letters to
show that SchIeifer had advocated
anarchism in 1918. AS he concluded.
a tall young man arose and addressed
the committee.
"Schleifer Speaking"
"Schleifer speaking" he said. II
am glad that these letters have been
ence only to the Mooney case and 7
would peddle Mooney propaganda to-
morrow if thought it would do any
good. Those papers were in the pos
sc ssion of the department of justice
and was never questioned about
them. Neither was l ever charged
with anything in connection with
them"
After Schleifer had stated the
strikers case Mr.. Bardo declared the
road would not break faith with the
men who had entered the roads en-
ploy during the emergency. In an
swer to statements made by Senator |
Joseph Tone of New Haven, a labor
leader, denying there had been sabo-
tage, Mr.. Bardo cited figures on dis
abled engines and then said
There is still another matter not |
made public. At one of
our large engine terminals on the
of the strike, July 1, the men
employed there before leaving the
plant buried their tools, which were
furnished by the company for the
of their work. Here
again one of our foremen saw what
was going on and the tools were re-
covered"
He said that the New Haven was
opposed to national boards of adjust
ment on the ground that it felt that
disputes can be better settled home.
Says Roads Provoked Strike
Mr.. Bardo said that the strike had
brought real tragedy into the lives of
he former employees and he regret
ed that these men have sacrificed
themselves upon the altar of trade
with leadership unworthy
# their support"
Henry 7. Hunt of New York, a law
Ter and former mayor of Cincinnati
nd also former member of the rail-
way labor board, spoke before the
ommittee in behalf of the striking
hopmen He said that his investiga-
ion of the strike led to the follow
ng conclusions: that the strike was
revoked by railroad management and
he New Haven management particle
ated in the provocation and that the
refusal to settle the
trike is not due to any regard for
ublic convenience nor does 1t pro-
tote the interests of the railroad. It
due to the New Ravens subserv-
,ncy to the Pennsylvania labor
olicy, he said.
The hearings will be continued at
,me later date.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15
Aspirin Cargle
in Tonsiitis
Cut This Out and Save II
Subject to Sore Throat

A harmless and effective gargle IL
TO dissolve two Bayer Tablets OF As
pirin In four tablespoonfuls OF water.
and gargle throat thoroughly. Re-
peat In two hours II necessary.
BE sure you use only the genuine
Dayer Tablets of Aspirin, marked
with the Bayer Cross. which can be
had In tin boxes of twelve tablets for
few cents
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15
NEARLY KILLED
BY INDIGESTION
'FTult-a-iIyes" Restored Him
10 Perfect Health
kouTH RaYALEos, YEanoEr.

souTH RoYAIEos. NERnosr.
"Ahout three years ago, began 10
suiferwilh Indigestion. Food soafed
in my stomach, causing me to beleh;
and had terrible heart burn.
] was knocked out and good for
nothing, when l read about "Fruit.
a.tiyes" and sent for box. To my
surprise and gladness, noticed i'm.
proyement and ] continued the use
Of "fruit.a,tiyes' or "Fruit Laxo
Tablets" with the result that dozen
boxesmademe feellikeanewperson".
GHAS. +. HARTWELL.
Zoe box, O for 8, 20, trial size, 25c.
At dealers or from FRuIT.A.TivES
Limited, oGDENsBuRG, NY.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15
ANOTHER ADAMS WITH PIRATES

Ogden, Utah, Feb. Is. - Spencer
Adams announced yesterday that he
had signed a contract to play the 1923
season with the Pittsburgh National
league baseball club. Adams, who
resides at Layton, Utah, played sec
ond base with Seattle in the Pacific
Coast league last lear.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15
SUES AFTER HAzING.
II Year Old Ashland, Kan, High
School Boy Brings Action.

Ashland, Kan, Feb. 15.-Frank
Dalton, II years old, High school boy.
has filed suit for $4,000 damages
against this city and its board of edu-
cation, it was made known here to-
day. The suit is the result of "haz-
ing" recently in which Dalton claims
he was ridden on rail, ducked in
icy water and beaten with laths by
local students and townsmen.
The hazing was because Dalton
rooted" for the visitors at a recent
basketball game, students declared.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15
BORAH FOR COURT
To OUTLAW WARS
Introduces IN Senate Resolution
10 Elect World Reform

Washington, d, c.. Feb, ib.-sena-
tor nerah OF Idaho has introduced In
the senate resolution designed 10
outlaw war by setting up an interna-
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15
Fix That Cold Today

could ralAsF prfsess ihs Asallk ~ q
ssfies fAas ~ ia rsla-MBNf0k,
Thousands Of people are suffering
with eelds today. Tomorrow they may
beprosirste with grippe orpneumonis.
An ounce Of prevention il worth q
pound OF cure. Get q 2be bottle Of
Munyon's Cold Remedy At the nearest
drug store. This bottle may be con.
yeniently carried In the vest packet.
Ifyou are not satisfied with the effects
OF the remedy. send Us your empty
bottle and We will refund your money.
Munyon's Cold Remedy will speedily
break up all forms Of colds and pre-
vent grippe and pneumonia. lteheeks
discharges Of the nose and eyes. stops
sneesing. allays Inflammation and
fever. and tones up the system.
MUNYON'S. Scranton. Pa.
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HLEDANf POHRESOVA-
NYCH PRfBUZNYCH.

(f. Il. l. ,. - AdreSy pO-
byt dole uvedenych krajanu
jsou hledany a kdo ctenaru
ceskoslovenskych casopisu by
mohl 0 uvedenych podat' neja-
ke zpravy, necht' tax laskavel
ucini ma adresu: Czechoslovak
Bureau, Foreign Language In
formation Service, 1l9 West
4lst Street, New York City,
IN. Y.
Hledani isou nasledujlci:
Soudkova Marie = ktera by
dlela v Irving, Kansas, kde
vlastnlla farmu. Ma pribuz-
ne Lomnici mad Popelkou.
Brabec Vaclav nezvestny
Cd r. 1914, bydllval We Sto-
mega, Virginia, Box IL
Savicka, rozena Bozejovska-
| Manzel jeji byval financ-
MIN straznlkem Halici.
lSafar Josef, rodem KY
sperka, jenz bydlel We Will
| ber, Neb., pozdeji Sc ozenil
a odstehoval.
kopecky Frantisek kraje
Benesova Prahy, kolem so
let starry, reznik uzenar.
Javurek Frank - obuvnik, Sc
roku starry, vystehoval Sc do
New Yorku pred 35 lety a
psal posledne v r. 1912.
1Guenzl Artur - ze Svojsina,
v okresu Stribro, lekai.uv
syn. Zivi) sc hudbou Y New
Yorku. Vystehoval Sc do A.
meriky pred 25 lety,
Holaj Vaclav - ma pribuzne
v Chrastov6, byval a snad
dosud ie V Chicagu
lSlechta A. - ienz bydllval u
| Fl. Polcika Ma Nepperhen
Avenue Y Yonkers, N. Y.
Ventura H. - jehoz posledni
| adresa byla Box II A, Ship
/ by Str, San Francisco, Cal.
IVachalova Marie - rozena v
Sedlicich u Domazlic. V A
merice Sc mela provdat II.
Josefa astneho. Bydlivali
Y Lusk, Wyo.
'Svoboda Karel - pekar, roze-
| ny v Kollne 1887. Priiel do
! Ameriky pred 10 lety, byl v
Csl. republice navstevou a
| mel Sc vratit do Chicago /.
! 1921. Bydlival ma South
| Hardin Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Farova Marie - ktera odjela
| Prahy Is. srpna 1920. By
dlela take V {. 428 East II.
! Str. New York City. Matka
| jeii je nemocna.
Formanek Jaroslav - z Prahy
.ienz odejel 10. listopadu r.
1922 a ma sc "a to, re snad
! Sc prcpracoval ma lodi do
Ameriky.
Hrbek Jakub - vyuceny tesar
jenz sc usadil kdesi Ne
! brasce. Oznamovalo Sc, re
zemrel a tedy .jsou hledani
jeho pozustali, manzelka a
ditky.
Neumann Emil - jenz nepsal
cd /. 1917 a byval u jisteho
' l.. Millera na Centre Ave. y
meste Pittsburgh, Penna.
Sole Karel - rozeny 1884 V
| Caslave. Pfist6hoval sc do
! New Yorku v +. 1910.
Freund Hugo II Chocerad
mad Sazavou, 28 roku starry,
bydlel ma Vinohradech. jed
J na Sc 0 rodinne dedictvi.
Jirkovsky Vaclav - 38 roku
! stary, jenz 81 dal jmeno te-
! to zemi Viktor Brown, iak
!! sc nam pjse. Byval Pitts
!, burgu, pax mival adresu do
st;atu Wyoming, Box l76
! Lander.
Jilek Frank, Kodak Rome U
! Zamecke Rozinky ma Mora
! We. jenz postal sve'mu bratrll
! loni neco penez.
Odstrcilikova HERNIA a Fany,
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llkTdL ZduTZcl TOZNOrlene 5
nj neco vyjednaval.
Konecne sesli dolG. Stanuli
u samych schodu, jen nekolik
kroku pred MIN.
"Tak nesces?"
Tykal il! Radl to zcela zre-
telne slysel
"Ne! Jdete!" odpirala Karo-
lima.
"A co budes delat? Co N.Y.
slis?" hucel Kral,
20 mne Sc nestarejte!"
"Myslis, ze ten kluk je ia
kovej blazen, ably to wal ma
Isebe?"
"Nechte mne! Dejte mi po-
|kojv'
"Pis pro penize a ujedem, y
rekl mekceji Kral.
"Dejte mi pokoj!" a Radl
videl, jak no odstrcila.
Karolina vybehla ma scho-
dy. Kral hnal Sc po nj. Radl
'vyskocil re sveho ukrytu.
"Co delate?" krikl a chytil
Krale Ia ruku.
"Ty mas spehujeS kluku!'
vztekle zarval Kral stroll he
do prsou. Radl Sc zapotacel a
padl ma znak.
Uzenarsky tovarys, mesa 0.
Isatku masa, sci z prujezdu dc
|dvora. Stanul patraje, co sc
dele.
Kral Sc obratil a odesel ry-
chile ma ulici.
Radl vstal Sc zeme. karoli-
ma k nemu sebehla.
''Stalo Sc YAM neco?" ptala
Sc.
mic. Prosim vas, pojd'te
Sc mnou ven..." odpovidal Radl
''Nemohu. Budou zavirat
dunn"
"Ale ia vam muslin neco II
ci..."
'Reknete mi to tady..."
"Co mate tim kralem? On
dnes neco rikal... A. tady by
u vas SlySel jsem to-tyka
vam..." blabolil Radl.
''Slouzila jsem S MIN, to je
to cele. Je sprost'ak, proto m
tykal. Chtel, abych mu pujci
la penize....
| "A mic jste S MIN nem6la
On neco rikal..."
"Co bych S MIN mela.." Ease
; ptala Karolina. Radl stal n;
prvnim schodu a karolina poo
MIN, na cihlach chodniku poo
pavlacemi. A najednou sklo
Mia hlavu na jeho prsa, kolen
krku no objala a dala sc de
krecoviteho place.
"Mela jste S MIN neco?" pta
sc Radl. Has Sc mu trasl. '
techto jejich slzach tusil "a
catek vyznani.
Karolina odtrhla hlavu od jt
no prsou.
"Nic jsem MIN nemela =
rekla tvrde a neklidne.
Gale tax S vami mluvil,' II;
initial Radl.
"Co mluvil!' Karolina rekls
to drsne a zlostn6. Sama ucit
la tvrdy ton techto SLOW. Obra
tia rekla mirneji:
"Co Sc Ma to plate? Co pal
mne nemate rad?"
MAN vas rad. ale to mnt
boli... ia to slysel, ia to vi
dell" odpovidal. Radl.>
"A kdyby neco bylo... meme
byste mne uz potom rad?' 0
ptala Sc Karolina a vseck;
krev Sc il pfi teto otazce Ii
ZACH zastavila. Upjala ma ne
no oci... jakoby od jcho odpo
vedi ocekavala rozhodnuti ,
celem SVEN zivote.
'"To by byIo hroznew zas,
ptal Radl. "A ia myslil.. Je t,
tedy pravda ?"
"A dejte mi vsichni svaty
pokoj' zavolala karolina. v,
BELLA IA schody a nevsimaji,
r.; III pnJ1o h21o1c oo 4 - ~,
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X *;HAD X
Radlovi pokazde pri tom "a
r o NJ. a N
Napsal Josef Merhaut.


stipalo v hlave. Az tam pocitil
notnou fysickou bolest. Celia
motanice tezkych myslenek Sc
mu tam valela a propletala. Eyl
tax zpitomely,, ze kazdy smy-
slovy DOZEN, ktery vnimal, Sc
mu mimodek zarypaval do moz
ku, tkvel tam chorobne Sc
rozlezal. TAX Sc stale, re jed
nuichvili sc mu zdalo, re co
no tam boil; ze je ten zalehly
detsky plac a potom ia vii
skava hudba.... a teprve, kdyz
uz byl ma Kolisti cepobiti
jen zdaleka smutne k nemu
dolehalo, mohl 81 ulevit polo
hlasnym zvolanim:
"Je to pravda, co pravil?
Byla by takova?"
Rikal tax sam k sobe, zasta-
-sklonil a sepjate ruce pritiskl
pod bradu.
! "To neni MONA! Lhal
Lhal!" pravil 81 hned ma to, ce
pici 81 pritiskl vic ma hlavu, ru
ce strcil do kapes a sci dal. Wy
Sci do prostredni aleje Koli-
ste. Ale ia trocha svetla, jez
tn byla, no zarazila. Vratil Sc
do tmavych cesticek parku a
zamii'il k Josefovu. Odtud Sc
potom dal ulici mad Polavkou
Ike tride Frantiska Josefa.
V uzke ulicce bylo priserne
pusto. Sci tn sam a sam. Vlekl
sc prostredkem, zapadal do
snehu tezce dychal. Bylo tn
plno vycnivajicich rohu tina
vych kouta. V jednom z Mich,
nedaleko domku, k jehoz dve-
rim Sc ulice schazl po neko-
lka schodech do prohloubene
zeme, nekdo cekal. Tmava po
stava Sc tam vynorila a odraze
la sc zasnezenem okoli jake
strasidelna silhueta.
Radl Sc zdesil. Bal Sc tam pc
divat a zrychlil kroky. Hekani
sc tam opet ozyvalo. Zdalo Sc,
re ten sesly clovek tam nekam
zabloudil Z blizke koralny, re
nemohl dial zapadal do sne-
hu. Radl Sc zastavil a obratil.
"Scipni potvoro! Tys mi da-
la! Zatracene zivot! zakrikl
ten clovek blabolive. Upadl,
Bylo to zcela patrno: padl O.
blicejem k Zemi, a otevrena Il
sta zachlemtavala Sc mu dc
snehu. A Ease Sc opiral 0 ruce,
na ctyrech stal jake zvire, hla-
YOU hazel, plival a skaredt
klel.
| Radl Sc otrasl smutnym do
imem lidske niZkosti. ma niZ sc
tn dlval. Sam v tuto chvili CT
til ma sobe thu takoveho poni.
zeni. TAX cista a neposkvrnena
Ella ia divka v ieho myslen.
kach... ted z Mich byl skare.
dym podezfenim tax nizko str.
zen. Zima mu bylo, jako b.
rukama i nohama zapadava
do zav6ji S tim opilcem.
4 Odvratil Sc cd toho obrazu
Prebehl pres ulici k domu, +,
nemz bydlila Karolina. Pree
vraty Sc zastavil. DGm byl je,
ste otevren. Uzenarovi tovary
81 skladali S vozu nasekane ky
ty a nosili do dvora.
Radl sci do prlljezdu. Srdce
mu bouflive tlouklo. Prosel ct
/, lynn dlouhym dvorem a zasta
!. viv Sc Ma konci oprel sc 0 mike
zabradli zahradky, ktera tn b,
la a dival Sc vzhuru. Tam na
!, hore, kde Karolina bydlila, je
ste svitili.
Postal pro nj devcatko, kite
re mu zde prislo do cesty. Vzk;
zal, by sesla dolu, ze ma nj ne
, kdo ceka.
Hned potom pavlac V dru
! hem poschodi zarupala. POI
j kroky nekolika osob to tam dl
, nelo, vrzalo a hi'motilo. Nej
drive sebehlo dolu devcatko