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The Glenwood post., 1923-06-14
WEAVING TIME CRITICAL
PERIOD IN LIFE OF PIG

The first few weeks after weaving
er care and management will mean
profit, while improper care and man
agement will mean loss.
The age at which to wean depends
upon the size and vigor of the pigs,
and the feeds and their amounts avail
able. There is right time to wean,
and if they are weaned too late, the
SOW is unnecessarily weakened, and if
they are weaned too soon, the pigs
will not do well. If there is plenty
Of feed, especially skim milk, and the
pigs are strong and robust, they may
weaned at eight weeks. If they are
not strong, it would be well to wait
for a few weeks longer.
Take the sow away from the pigs at
once, and never return her. This
leaves the pigs in their accustomed
quarters. For the first few days
watch the sow and litter closely. Put
the SOW far enough away so that she
cannot hear her pigs. Feed here lin
tied amount of grain ration of dry
corn for two or three days, as this
will tend to dry her up.
The fundamental principle in feed
ing weakened pigs is to keep then
with keen appetities. Feed just a
much as they will clean up readily
and keep increasing the amounts grad
The Glenwood post., 1923-06-14
. OCAL POSTOEFICE /
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Lobby doors open from a. m. to
$3.50 p. m.
Postoffice windows open from 8 a.
m. to 6 p. m daily, except Sundays
and holidays.
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The Glenwood post., 1923-06-14
IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
Si11a1daySc|lool
' leSSOn.' "
tBy REV. p. B. FITzwATER, D. D..
Teacher of English Bible in the Moody
Bible Institute of ChicagoJ
Copyright. 1879. Western Newspaper uuioa.
LESSON FOR JUNE II
ESTHER. THE PATRIOT QUEEN

LESSON TEXT-Esther <:13-5:3
GOLDEN TEXT-"Who knoweth
whether thou art come to the kingdom
for such time as this2"-Esther 4:14.
PRIMARY TOPIC-Esther. the Brave
Queen
JUNIOR ToPIC-what Esther Did for
Her People.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP
IC-Esther's Herosm
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
"A study of Patriotism.
The Glenwood post., 1923-06-14
ALDERMEN

ALDGhMGN 7rfGfTf
First Ward-Peter Thome and A. w.
Kcndrick.
Second Ward-Sam Dougan and H..
o. Switzer.
Third Ward-E. L. Peisar and Henry
Kennedy. t9li p19hW 1ahlnod
The Glenwood post., 1923-06-14
WELL-BRED ANIMAL FAVORED
Can Be Put In Good Condition for
Market In Much Shorter Time
Than Can Scrub.

The well-bred beef animal, owing
to better feeding quality, can be put
in good condition for the market in
shorter time than can scrub. At the
same time such an animal can also be
fed to advantage for just as long a
period rs scrub. This means that
there is greater opportunity for SELL
ing well-bred animal on a. good
market than is the case with scrub
that must be fed for longer period
in order to be salable at reasonable
price.
The Glenwood post., 1923-06-14
Brink Of a PrecipIce.

Every Ne. great or small Is the
brink Of precipice. the depth Of
which nothing but Omniscience cnn
fathOm.-C. Reade.
The Glenwood post., 1923-06-14
Coda PIow,

The frost is Gods plow. which He
drives through every inch OF ground
: in the world, opening each clod. and
pulverizing the whole.-Fuller.
The Glenwood post., 1923-06-14

And He Often Succeeds.
Many humorist is afraid Of making
himself ridiculous.
, 1923-03-16

TOXIC is the sixth largest city In
world.
, 1923-03-16

mostly dropped IN February and early
March. Not many OF these lambs will
move to market before July 1.
The o southeriy areas of the
corn belt states. especially Missouri,
southeastern Iowa. southern Illinois
and southern Ohio begin marketing
spring lambs in June and In some
years the volume moving before July
l Is fairly large. These lambs are
dropped mostly in February and
March and weather conditions to June
1. especially those in March and April.
are h most important factors in de-
termining the number ready for early
market. Ewes generally wintered well
and are in good condition all over the
corn belt and feed is plentiful although
there are numerous areas that need
considerable moisture during the next
thirty days to make possible a supply
OF early pasture.
, 1923-03-16
SPRING LAMBS TO BE PLENTIFUL
MARKET SUPPLY TO SHOW GAIN

The supply OF spring lambs avail
able for market during the months of
April, May and June this al prom
ises to be materially larger and to
start to market n volume earlier than
last year, according to a report issued
by the bureau of agricultural econom-
les. This report is based on special in
vestigations mad by representatives
of the division Of crop and livestock
estimates in the principal areas from
which the supplies of early lambs
come, and represents conditions exist
ing about March /. If weather and
feed conditions continue as favorable
as they have been to date. the market
ing in April and early May will he
much larger than for three years past.
There are two areas in which the
bulk of the market supplies of early
spring lambs. which means those
reaching market before June : are
produced-Arizona and California in
the west and Tennessee and Kentucky
in the east. The movement in volume
from the western area usually starts
several weeks before that from the
eastern. but because of the time re
quired for shipments to travel to the
Mississippi valley markets from the
west the dates of arrival on the mar
ket from the two areas are not far
apart. This year, however, the Cali
fornla supply is expected to arrive at
the markets in large volume in April
while the south eastern movement Will
not be well under way until May.
Conditions in the California produc-
, 1923-03-16

the peak of the supply reached mar
ket during the last ten days of May.
Present Indications are for at least
100. 900 lambs at the markets in April
and the balance in May and early
June. Conditions in Arizona have
also been very good and a supply OF
81. 1000 lambs for shipment between
April Is. and May is. is estimated as
against $4,000 last year and 1900
in 1921.
The supply from Tennessee and
kentucky in April and May probably
will be considerably larger thar last
year and about the same as in 1921.
The umbe OF breeding ewes was es-
tlmated as I per cent larger han last
year and there was n market tendency
last fall in favor of earlier breeding.
The bulk of the early lambs were
dropped earlier than last year with a
good per centage reported saved.
While weather conditions during
Landing were favorable. feed condi-
tons. especially in Tennessee. were
plies of green feed. Much needed rains
came In February and II there is IA
vorable weather in March and April
NAAtAG wiz Nv lAlaliy Aaillpo III maj Q
able condition before May /. Lamba
from Virginia move somewhat later
than from Tennessee and Kentucky
but these are usually some ready in
May. For the three states the total
supplies to be moved before July ] is.
estimated at 446. 900 compared to AS
600 last year and 442 900 in 1921. OF
which the May supply will be $4,000
compared to 1872, 900 last year and 49,
600 in 1921 and with the June supply
of 100000 about the same for the three
years.
Besides these two areas there are
several other regions that contribute
to the June supply of spring lambs.
Shed lambs from Idaho. dropped in
February and March. begin to come to
market in volume during that month.
Weather conditions there up to March
1 have been very favorable while last
year the situation was just the oppo-
site. The condition OF breeding flocks
is high and there is a prospect for
nearly a 100 per cent lamb crop. There
was a considerable increase in the
number of ewes bred for early lambs
compared with last year and a 20 per
cent increase in the early lamb CROP
is estimated. Oregon will produce 1926,
900 TO $50. 900 early lambs this year,
, 1923-03-16
All Men and Women
When In Need OF a Tonic Should
Start on the Road to Melville
By Following This Advice

Davenport. Iowa-"Dr. Pierce's
medicines have given my family the
utmost satisfaction for the past fif-
teen years. I have taken Golden
Medical Discovery off and on. when
ever in a rundown state or in need of
a tonic, and one bottle zach time re-
stored mo to a perfectly healthy con-
dition.
My wife praises DR.. Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription most highly for II
tided her through middle life without
the customary heat flashes. dizzy
spells and nervousness.
I'VE think there are no medicines
equal to DR.. Pierce's for they never
once failed us and we both take the
greatest pleasure in recommending
these remedies TO our friends."-S. p.
Plumb. 129 w. IL ST.
Obtain now from your neighbor-
hood druggist DR.. Pierce's Family
Remedies, tablets or liquid. Write
Dr. Pierce, Pres. Invalids' Hotel in
Buffalo. n. y, for free medica. AID.
vico.-Adyerttsement
, 1923-03-16
TWO WHO HELPED SLAYER
OF EX-SERV|CE MAN ARE
ARRESTED IN CHEYENNE

CHEYENNE. Wye, March 1s.-vin-
cenzio Licator and Vincenzio Mortal
lario are charged in informations filed
by Prosecuting Attorney Roche s.
Mentzcr with having been accessories
after the fact to the murder OF George
McGough, who was shot to death in
the "moonshine house in South Chey-
enne the night of December Fl. 1922.
The informations charge that the two
harbored Mike Sorrentino, who Is
charged with the murder, and assisted
him in an attempt to escape. The
three, and Vincent Taglilovore. were
fleeing from Cheyenne in an automo-
bile the morning after the shooting
when their machine overturned near
Fort Collins. Colo, and their capture
followed. An information charging
Taglilovore with being accessory to
the murder was filed several weeks
ago.
, 1923-03-16

ton areas this year have been almost
ideal. with most favorable weather
and abundant supplies of green feed.
The lamb crop is reported as 100 per
cent as against 20 per cent last year.
The probable supply for eastern ship
ment is $50, 900 head compared to 265,
900 head Including $4,000 dressed
lambs) moved last year and 800 900 in
1921. Shipments will start about
March 20. and the bulk will probably
be loaded during April and the peak
of the supply will reach market around
May 1. Last year the movement start.
ed about April 20, reached Its peak
during the second week in May and
, 1923-03-16
K|WAN|S CLUB
HOLDS MEETING

Ono of n most entertaining pro-
grams that the Casper Kiwanis club
has aver held at one OF its MONDAY
runcheons took place yesterday at the
HenninE when Captain Tommy Jones.
Jr. one of the best sleight-of-hand
artists IN the country held the mem
hers guessing for half an hour at his
many tricks and when a number OF
prominent Casper soloists. some OF
them members of the organization
entertained the audience present with
Irish songs.
BUSINESS of Importance also came
nm at the meeting and was dispensed
with as quickly as possible. the CLUB
roing on record as endorsing h re-
mort submitted by ]. S. Mechung re-
rarding the selling OF stock in tine
rad;o now owned by the wyoming
padio corporation and in authorizing
IN. naming of men TO serve on n
dominating committee for the pur-
nose OF selecting two delegates n
Two aIternates to go to the Inter
rational Kiwanls convention In At
,anta which will be held May Is TO
81 inclusive.
The work OF Mr.. Jones can scarce
" he commented on at too great an
extent. His personality. his llght
hpmor. his seemingly unlimited fund
of tricks, made him one Of the most
welcome guests ever present at a
luncheon OF this club.
Ed Donohue sang Mother Ma
C-hree" and an Irish Lullaby lie
wa. accopanied by Mrs Ray Shaw.
Mrs. Made,yn Treber gave "A Little
Rit of Heaven" and MY Laddie' In
her usual charming voice accompan-
led nv Stanley Griebel. Jack a
concluded the singing program with
"a Little Town IN the Old County
Dovn." Al. three singers merited
and received great applause.
In the business session preceding
the entertainment the president was
authorized to appoint a committee
10 make recommendations on the
matter OF sponsoring, advocating and
nartly financing a camp for the Cir
scouts during the coming summer
rrhis was done to very great success
last wear and has probably
cd a p~recedent by the club in doing
something toward the entertainment
and recreation of young women OF
Casper.
william B. Cobb. William Jardine'
and @. X. Beaver were appointed pS
the president as a nominating com
+ mittee TO submit names at the next
meeting for two delegates and two
a-lternates for the international hi'
wants convention.
Kiwanian E. n. Fourt, former
lieutenant governor of this district
preceding J.. S. Mechling, gave a
brief address 20 the members IN
which he advocated that they worn
as hard as possible toward getting
the 1924 convention staged in Denver
The climate and many other attac
five features are sure to make tn
colorado capital a popular center.
II was pointed out by Mr.. Fourt thai
many delegates will also come on VI
into wyoming to view some OF the
wonderful natural cener in yellow
tone park and other places.
Harry l.. Black read a communi
cation from the K1wanis 81 al
Cheyenne showing that the city was
making ready to receive the next dis
trict convention.
j. S. Mechling read the report or
the taking over of the station al
present owned by the Wyoming
Radio corporation as a public enter
prise. The Kiwanis club according
TO the recommendation which was &C
cepted will become responsible for III
sale of 500 shares OF stock at S1.OC
par worcestershire.
, 1923-03-16
FRECKLES
March Brings Out UnsightIy Spots.
How to Remove Easily.

The woman with tender skin breads
March because It is likely to cover
her face with ugly freckles. No mat.
Ter how thick her veil. the u and
winds have a strong tendency to
make her freckle
fortunately for her peacesof mind.
Othin@ouble strength. makes It
possible for even those most suscep-
tiole to freckles to keep their skin
ciear and white. No matter how
s.uooorn a case OF freckles you have
the double strength Othine sbo,,ld
remove them.
Get an ounce from your druggist
n Danish the freckles. Money baclr
lr " fails.-Advertlsement-
, 1923-03-16

pressed at q special meeting OF the
city council yesterday afternoon.
The committee consisting OF b. B.
Brooks. g. r. Hagens. Earl C. Boyle
and p. C. Nicolaysen. said that they
would be glad TO see the addition
become a part OF the city In return
for immediate extension of the city
water line, while the councllmen ex
pressed the willingness OF the city to
enter into a contract hat would pro-
vide for this.
The CasWr Motor club presented a
letter at h meeting yesterday ask
ing for $1,000 to maintain the tourist
camp during the coming summer.
The letter recommended the charging
OF tourists a fee of 20 cents for the
first day and 30 cents for the next
, 1923-03-16
COMMUNITY EXTENSION
ADDITION Will. Be PART
OF CITY IN SHORT Time

The tract OF land composing 40
acres and owned by the Community
Extension corporation. about which
there has been more or less Of a
fight during the period OF the cor.
p~oration's existence, will become a
part of the city of Casper by April /.
according to the trend of opinion ex-
, 1923-03-16

three days. q higher fee being
assessed as the tourist stayed in
camp. Action will not be taken on 1t
until the regular meeting'
, 1923-03-16

Have high quality photos taken in
your own home by Wallace & Son,
Phone 1917 to see samples.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-02

Svaz ceskoslov. femeslnlku
Il obchodniku We Vidni, iehoz
ucele miest pracovati ku po-
Nzbuzeai kulturnlch. hospodar
skych socialnich zajmu Glen
stva a vzajemnou pomoc. OBJ
chOdni komora, RUNE bankov-
nj ustavy. nakupni druzstva,
Spoiky konsumnl lruzstva
Stavcbni,
Zaiimavy jest pocet Cechn
malozlNnostniku yldenskych.
dokud jich pfihlaSkou In Sva-
zu da SC zjistiti.
V nejvetsim p0ctu zastoupe-
nj jsou muzsti krejci 1900, -
damskych pouze l2O; obuvnl-
XII 1000. truhlaiskych mistrll
$50: fczniku uzenaru 250;
20 techto y poctu nejsilneii IA
di sc obchodnici, hostinsti, no.
lici atd.
Y nazorech nahozenskych,
tusim, ze neni takych rozporu
u Cechu vldens'hych, ami jsem
neslysel, ze by TIA nova cirke,
CeskoslOvenska ami ceSkobratr
ska nejak usiloyala ziskan
pndy, jak tomu jest Ccchach
Casopisu mali zde: : denni
Ky, A tydenniky, jeden ctrnact
den. Il 8 meslcniku.
v roce 1909 oddelili Sc cest
social. demokrate od nemeck,
strany rakOus. cd te DOLBY be
rou podll na hulturni praci !;
Nyznalnu Cechu vldenskych
DalekO vice casu a mlsta ia
brala by stat Q "boji cesko,
'skolu' Jakol o sile a vliy"
delnickych organisaci.
Vlada 'ceskoslv. zakoupil
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-02

Plse karel Bern1eitcr.

Nasich krajanu We Vldni u
sedlych epocita Sc okrouhle ma
100000. Spolku a organ'sacl
jest tn ohromny pocet, zrovna
jako ii mas vsude jlnde, nde
Cesi Sc usadili jest neblahym
zvykem. ;,
Deli sc na politicke a sice:
/. Ceskoslov. narodni yybor,
v nemZ zastoupeny strany: So
cial. dem. il cleny, narcd. So
scial. 8 Gleny, strana lidova !.
Cleny, mar. demokracie 8 Gle
ny, sloven. ludova l Glen. SLOW
soc. dem. Glen, mar. demokra
ticka Glen a agrarnl ftrany Z
cleny.
2. Soc. dem. strana delnicka
3. Mar. socialiste.
4. Strana lidova.
S. SdruZeni krest. delnictva
6. Narod. demokracie.
Z. Agrarni strana.
Organisace nepoliticke:
1. Spolel. komensky, pro II
zovani a udrzovani ceskoslov
skol \ Rakousku.
2. Ceske Srdce videnske.
2. Sokol zupy dolnorakouskt
dale vzdelavaci, pevecke, O
chotnicke, odborove, dsporni ;
suortoyni sdruzeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-02
PRvNf ExEKUcE soUDNf
v CESKOSLOvENSKU.
Poprava vraha Ludvika No
v&ka v T3bofe.

v1ka v T8bofe.
z Tabora 9. ledna. ,Postov.
zprava.) Ludvik Novak odpy-
kal dnes svdj zlocin. Prislo pro
|nej jako ohromne prekyapeni,
kdyz mu predseda soudniho sc.
|matu vrchni rada DIR. Skuhra
vcera rano oznamil, ze innate
chi stiznost jeho je Zamitnuta
a Ze milost mu neni udelena,
re rozsudek bude proveden We
"a hodin ach. Novak .zdlstal
prvni chvili jako ohromen. Te-
prve pc chvili, kdyz So ho vr.
rada Skuhra tazal ma posle<lni
,, jeho pfani, tazal Sc odsouze-
ny: ''Podle jakeho zakona
mne zabfjite?" Ma odpoved': !:
IDLE platnych zakonu," pozna-
menal: ia jsem byl mineni,
re trest s1nrti v republice ne
cxistuje," a vyslovil prani, ably
byl rad6ji zasurelen. Ma otaz-
ku, nepfeje-li 81 duchovnihc,
odsouzenec zpocatku pravil,
re 81 to rozmysli, pozdeji pax
! vyslqyil prani po katolickem
ducHovnim. Vcera priial je-
no navstevu dopoledne a vecer
a tentokrate Sc vyzpovldal.
Krone toho prijal dvakrate
navst6vu sYeho otce sestry,
ljakoz obk&jce dra Glueckli-
cha, jejz uvital slovy: "Tak
ljsem sc svym osudem hotovr
TX veceri 81 objednal parky,
nichz pozil jen cast a druhou
odevzdal zrizencam, dale skle
inici cern6ho piva a jablka. Noe
lztravil dosti pohnute, zcela ale
liz odevzdan do sveho osudu
do II. hodiny psal RUNE do.
|pisy, jakoz i posledni Will. X
tie chvllelni lehal, vstayal, pro
chazel Sc, premyslel a Ease le
hal, aniz nasel klidu a promlu
|vil jen nekolik SLOW cetniky
ikteri po prohlaseni ortelu smr
'lti neopustili jeho celu, Tepr
I've k ranu dal Sc pritomnyn
dozorcem do hovoru posmrt
lnem zivote. Ma to asi k 5. no
|dine pozadal o fernou kavu :
ltrochu rumu. V Z hodin dosta
'tvil sc k nenu znovu duchovni
faraf Prokop q Klokot, aby mi
udelil svatost sv. prijimani. Pr
: te pfilezitosti proievil odsou
zenec jako pcsledni prani, b,
byl pohrben die viry svych ro
: dicu, cemz duchovni sepsa
protokol.
II @ S. hodine dostavil Sc d
.,cely k odsouzentmu scud V &C
vile 5 prcs;dentem drem Schwa,
,|zem, jenz predlozil obscure
ii menu otazku, jez Sc klade {
Ibyceine pred samou porravol
d nema-li jeste co poznamena1
INA to odpoyedel Novak: Ne
l. mann co pripomenouti.' Louc
q Sc sc svou ceIou, z jeiihoz okn
i, mel vyhEdku do ddoli LtfSnic.
81 poznamenal IS Bohem svete
fla obraceje Sc ku kneZi: "Mt
ldlete Sc IA mne, piste rod
. cl.mv' a jeste jednou "Modl'
IS tie Sc "a mne!!' Ma pOsledl
j. ceste, provazen jsa knezem
i soudem, t. j. presidentem d
Schwarzem, predsedou soudn
ii Tho senatu drem Skuhrou, vrcl
s. MIN radon drem Malickym /
statnlm zastupcem drem Str
a rem, vydal Sc odsouzenec o.
vlhodlane. Mezitim m sire
se MIN, t. ". prochazkovem n
til uvofi soudni bddovy shronla
ID dilo Sc pred popravisten wee
ii postaveli5m asi $50 'osob. Pre-
ne 0 3. hod. Novak vystour
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-02

|
patrene stroll, chladirnami a
skladisti v 3. okreSu. z tohoto
druzstva povstalo iiz nekolik
druzstev sainostatnych, z nichz
|nejvetsi jsou: Exportni spolec-
most truhlaird, akciova spolec.
Ma sva skladist6 We 4. 6. 4 Is.
okresu, kde umisteno asi 800
ruznych pokojd S pfislulsen-
stvim, skladist6m drivi, kde
stale lezi "a pul nlilllardy dri-
lvi.
"Cek", sdruzeni konfekcnich
mistrh krejcovskych, vlastni
jmeni asi 2 miiliardy, sdruzeni
krejcich pro detskou konfekci,
jmeni asi pull milliardy. Mimo
| to druzstva obuvniku a celia
rada spolkd konsumnich. Jako
Iodbory pracuji 5 Velnakupem:
"Dunaj" vseobecne importni
druzstvo, obrat 5 milliard kor.
rocne, odbor obchodniku, od-
Dor rezniku a uzenaru, odbor
hostinskych odbor kovospra-
covatelu.
VSecka tato druzstva repre-
sentuji vlastni jmeni nejmene
lis milliard kor.
| v roce 1919 podarilo Sc ia
Ike provcsti sloucenl vSech ziv-
nostniku We Svaz. Tato orga-
lnisace, ktera vymita polit;ku
re sve pusobnosti, dopracovala
sc jiz rnznych nspechu, - VI
lspolecenstvech obuvniku jesl
dobrcu tfetinou, We spolecen.
st:u truhlaru jednou polovinou
zastoupen. Vedeni Svazu jest
lvclmi dobre voleno a dnes po.
Iskytuje SvaZ clenum zdar
ma casopis "Vidensky Zivnost
nix, ktery vychazi jednou "a
mesic. Dvakrat tydne posky.
ltuje &c clenum pravni porad;
Il mnohe iin6 pro zivnostnika
Idnlezite zai'izeni.
/ Snahou Svazu jest opatfit
lsvemu clenstvu vlastni budovu
| ktera mimo zajmum svazovyn
lslouziti ma take zajmum We
: feinosti tim, re by!a by tam u
mlstena sin vzorku a shau i pr
dejna vyrobku zdejsich Czech,
a pokud mozno vyrohkn z fes
lrepubliky.
= celnyeh pracovniku dluz
-lno jmenovati r. Necase ia
mecnika, +. Rlzicku, spravc,
domu, F. Jandika. lirednfka
: J.. Brunhekla, obch odnika, J
. Moravka. hodinafe, Y. Vese
lyho, krejciho, Il. Hoska. tired
{ nika, J. Soukupa. truhlafe, K
: Jarose. obuvniEa, vrchnfho fe
! ditelc Zivnostensk6 banky J
ISritalskyho, kteremu prisluS
: zasluha nejen 0 financUvan.
I ale take 0 taktickou praci
: techto podnicich a J. Jonast
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i nou silu v tomto podniku.
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!: STAY vedoucich sill tax rozsifs
i neho hospodafstvi malych /
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u bodne zemi a ia dafeko prizn
Ia vejsich podminek.
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10 ten maly a drobny nasslid asp
Sc mijim uspechu jednotlivcu.
Prosim, necht' zamyslis sc.
a uvazuji I'll vedouci ciniteles
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,, pi'i vzajemn6 dohode 'docil
es daleko iepsich vysledku ii;
nj videfskymi Cechy vispodru
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