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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-16
Clash al Tennis

Navy and Treasury win play to-.
morrow In the Departmental Tennis
League, on the public courts be.
tween the Washington Monument
and Seventeenth street, action
starting ct ASS D. m.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-16
Look See Nurnl

Nurni, the Finnish sensation on
the cinders, viii be visitor to the
United States around Santa Claus
time. Which ID perhaps good time
to visit.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-16
Thew Like II

The professional golfers seem to
like the game, even though they
make living at it. Right in our
midst they have organized. a league
that plays once In so often.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-16
Easterns PLAY ollmen

The Eastern "A. A. ana Standard
oil teams, both strong unlimited
class outfits, are slated for q clash
today at p. M, on the field at
Fifteenth and G streets northeast.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-16
TOO Literal, oId Tolr, J

Water falls. usually, and Water
Girl, q horse thought It only
natural to do likewise. Many
thrills were provided at Empire
City when she did.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-16
Coettoe Comes Back

Well do the Third Corps Area
football players remember big
youth who tore through them last
fall. Hisl name was Goettge, and
he will return to Quantico in the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-16
WACERS SEVEN TO FIVE
TENDER WILL WIN

PHILADELPHIA July 16As Tender and Bobby Barrett
swing into the home stretch Of training their next
Monday night at the Phes ball with followers o both sasfed
with The made by the two rivals betting has started u gain
impetus with leaps and bounds.
No matter what the athletic event where there much diversity
of opinion wagering invariably In this
respect the different other big
l3n fhnY I'm ~ enortn
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-16

Here's how we know Joe was
upset. He knows Cobb has a
weak throwing arm. BY remain
ing on second for the certain
catch, Joe could easily have gone
to third. As it was. he had to
hurry back to second. BY going
down half way, Joe lost all pos
sible chance Of advancing on the
catch. Il is true that he might
have scored, had Cobb dropped
that fly ball. But Cobb didn't
drop it. He drops mighty few fly
balls at any time. Therefore, we
insist that Joe was upset.
The Jungle Cats are going to
be in this pennant hunt because
their pitching is much improved
over that Of 1923. Personally,
we were irritated by Cobb's
methods on the field, but that
doesn't count. Cobb took the
series from the Griffs and that
was what he was in there for,
come to think Of IT.,
Dutch Leonard, former star
southpaw Of the Boston Red Sox,
is expected to join the Detroit
club next month on being rein-
stated by Judge Lands. Leonard
has been pitching good ball in
California and Cobb admits that
Leonard should be Of considerable
value to the team.
With Leonard in line the Junga-
leers will have four southpaws,
Cole, Wells and Whitehill making
up the quartet. Cole Is not so
much, but Wells and Whitehill
appear capable pitchers.
Hooky Dauss, Rip Collins, Ken
Holloway and lii Stoner, all right
handlers, complete . strong hurting
staff for the JunRaleers, without
calling upon either Herman
Pilette or Sylvester Johnson, for
mer stars Of the Coast League,
who have been rank failures this
season.
It was q cat-and-dog fight when
the Jungaleers were at the Grit
fifth Stadium last week. It will
be the same thing in the Yankee
Stadium next week.
Are We Downhearteds
Ut rs ridiculous for Washing
ton fans to tear their hair
= and throw fits merely because
Bucky Harris has been benched.
From our angle, 1t is good thing
for Bucky Harris and the Griffs.
Bucky needed q rest which he
would never have taken Of his
own accord.
Harris Is usually q clean fielder,
but during the slipping Of his
team, his fielding became ragged
in the tight places, showing the
strain upon him.
Il is not ine Bucky's nature to
quit, especially with leather
lunged duliwits bawling at him
from the stand. So he stayed in
the line-up and contributed his
costly fumbles. His fielding fell
off, but his hitting increased and
sometimes his. timely wallops
made amends for fielding foozles.
There is another side to this,
too.
When you're in the line-up, at
tending to your own routine work,
much may escape your eye. From
q seat in the stand, though, with
nothing to do but watch the other
fellow, everything stands out be-
fore you. Bucky Harris knows
baseball. He knows the individual
players on his team. Now he hes
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-16
Something New 'TIs Said

The Bannoclkburn Club Is all hot
up over the prospects Of q tourna.
ment in which only those with han,
dicaps Of 10 or over can partici.
nate,
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Moore ~ There

Tom Moore likes to play golf 50
much that he went to the Shawnee
open. His score wasn't to lie
sneezed at, either.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-16
Make No Mistake

There's a skull, ana there's
scull. One, or both are empty, and
they are inherently found around
races. Deep stuff.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-16
He's a Working Man

Rubber Arm Russell, the Griff
relief pitcher, has worked in six
teen games and been officially at
hat only eight times.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-16
Mt. Rainier on TOP

BY beating Clinton in double
header, Mt. Rainier won the first
series championship OF the Wash
inrton. Maryland League.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-16

In circles where they put down
q little bet, the wagering Is to 2
that Tender win knock out Barrett.
on the other padded fist, the
chances OF Barrett Knocking out
Tender are reflected in odds Of !
TO 4.
IN the other three bouts Of the
evening will be presented, in the
second bout, Joe Lynch, who has
twice been the title holder in the
bantamweight class, and Benny
Bass, who has scored eleven con-
secutive knockouts. In the opener,
Danny Kramer, who has been try
ing to induce Johnny Dundee into
the ring, win try and knock out
Alex Hart, who has been going at
q great clip. In the third bout Of
the evening win show that ever
battling sensational bantamWeight,
Bobby Wolgast, and Midget Smith,
of New York.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-16

Tenders admirers are legion. Al
though they are not 10 sure Tend.
Ter viii triumph as they were when
Lefty Lew faced Barrett Cor the
first time two years ago, they are
backing the southpaw 10 win At
odds of to s.
Two years ago, when Tender
brought the inexperienced Barrett
down with left to the solar plexiis,
Il seemed to be foregone con-
cluaioll that he would win. At
least those who back their opinion
with cash thought 30 by Offering
odds as high as ~ to ! on Lefty
Lew,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-16

The Improvement shown By Bar
reft IN the past year has been
reflected IA the betting. Like
wise, iE ls 3 question whether Or
not Tender Is the same hard.
hitting sOuthpaW he YVES two
years ago.
Milford chronicle., 1924-05-23

ed the game, he would swear to this
Harrington, please remember that
Greenwood beat Seaford in Seaford
and with their own umpire. After the
game in Seaford, the Seaford catcher
acknowledged that they were beaten
fairly in Greenwood and that 1 gave
them good decisions.
Regarding the umpiring of Mr.. Pow
ell, it is generally acknowledged by
players and spectators from other
towns that he is about the poorest
judge of balls and strikes that ever
tried to umpire. The Greenwood club
was not only advised by the people
from Greenwood, but by people from
other towns not to start the game
with Powell umpiring. The Greenwood
club did not ask that I umpire this
game, but, did ask for Mr.. Sylvester of
and he consented to UNI
Dire; but for some reason the Har-
ringtOn officials refused to allow this.
It is generally acknowledged that Mr..
Sylvester knows the game and is a
'air umpire. I could name any number
If persons that say Mr.. Powell gave
he Greenwood club very bad decis-
ons, and in the sixth inning they be-
,ame so bad that the captain of the
Milford chronicle., 1924-05-23
MORE ABOUT THE DISPUTED
BASE BALL GAME
(communicated)


Editor of The Milford Chronicle:
am the Mr.. Todd referred to by
your correspondent from Harrington
in last weeks issue of The Chronicle
and I would like enough space in
your paper to correct some of the
statements made by this correspond
ent regarding the ball games mention
ed by him. About the only truth in his
statements that I can see are when
he says, $50 the story goes" He SAYS
finance the Greenwood club. I have
not contributed one cent towards the
support Of the club except by paying
the general admission to entertain
ments given by the students of the
school; the students have raised the
money to support the club by enter
tainments. In reference to the Seaford
game here, I was one of the umpires
and over the decision that caused the
dispute, Mr.. Jack Holloway of Har-
ringtOn, was here and saw, and after
he game called the captain Of the
Greenwood club, and said I was alb
iolutely right, and If Seaford protest.
Milford chronicle., 1924-05-23
ROAD BUSINESS BEFORE THE
COURT

At Tuesdays session of Kent Coun.
ty Levy Court the solicitor, r. R. Ken.
ney, reported that satisfactory ar.
rangements had been made between
the State Highway Commission and
Frank E. Maloney, south of Dover
whereby Maloney was to be allowed to
take over piece of ground cut off by
the highway passing through his farm
and the commission would construct a
small strip of road nearby.
The court authorized the borrowing
of 100000 from the Farmers Bank as
an emergency loan until this years
taxes are collected.
County Engineer GOOden reported
his investigation and survey of the
public road leading by the farms of
Avery Draper, Claude Draper and
John H. Berry, in the Seventh district,
and recommended that this road be
taken over as a county road.
Engineer GOoden was instructed to
trade his old Ford car for a new one.
After hearing an explanation of the
contemplated road from Dover to Lit
tie Creek, four and half miles east of
Dover, by way of the south entrance
to the town of Little Greek, the Levy
Court decided to recommend that in
the construction of the road by way
Of the south entrance, that said high
way should extend entirely through |
the corporate limits of Little Creek to |
the north entrance, as this apparently
had not been contemplated in the first
suggested building of the road by the
south route. With this understanding,
opposition raised by advocates of the
northern route( with one or two ex-
ceptions) has been met, and while the
Levy Court has twice voted to have
the concrete highway constructed
over the southern route in preference
Of the northern route, the State High
way Department will sanction the
southern route and construction may
be recommended this year.
County Engineer Gooden was in
;tructed to secure the assistance of
County Surveyor John G. Hopkins on
he Mechanics road in the Seventh
district, west of WoOdside.
An insurance policy of $4,000 for
I've years on the Kent county court
lOuse was ordered. II
One hundred tons of cinders were II
rdered placed on the Leipsic Cause II
Tay, the same to be delivered at Leip- II
ic wharf. III
Milford chronicle., 1924-05-23

Greenwood club refused to continue
playing unless another umpire finish
ed the game, and the Harrington club
refused, so the Greenwood club left
the field (the Harrington correspon-
dent says) upon my advice; but this
deny, as had nothing whatever to
do with the dispute, and never even
went where the players were having
the argument. I see no reason why he
should make the statements concern
ing myself that he does.
Milford chronicle., 1924-05-23
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-One 10 #. show case. with
glass shelving, cost $4,000; will sell for
$1,000; one FIVE foot case, cost S65.OO, will
wood shelving. cost $4,000, will sell for
$500; one four #. case, cost SIS. 90. will
sell for $4,000; one 8 1-2 foot case. cost
$780,. will sell for $4,000. All finished in
oak. Can be seen at No sol East Front
street, from to 10 a. m. and from z to
5 p. m. or telephone Milo c. Farber, office
Plaza Theatre, Milford n23-2t
Milford chronicle., 1924-05-23
MAY USE WORDS OF
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Suggestion That Portion of
Speech Be Pronounced.

D EFORE the idea Of Memorial Day
- was ever conceived, Abraham Lin
coin expressed the finest statement of
the ideals of this day in his famous
Gettysburg address. Thus, the Ameri-
can Legion Weekly suggests, the fol
lowing words originally uttered at the
National cemetery, amid the Pennsyl-
vaniG hills, many years ago, can again
be pronounced this Memorial Day on
the gentle slopes of ROmagne, between
the ArgOnne and the Meuse, as though
they were now uttered for the first
time:
But in a larger sense we can
not dedicate, we cannot conse-
crate, we cannot haIlow, this
ground. The brave men, living
and dead, who struggled here
have cOnsecrated 1t, far above
our poor power to add or detract.
The world will little note. nor
long remember what we say here.
but it can never forget what they
did here. 1t is for us, the living,
rather, to be dedicated here to the
unfinished work which they who
fought here have thus far so nObIy
advanced. 1t is rather for us to
be here dedicated to the great task
remaining before us. that from
these hOnOred dead we take in
creased devotion to that cause for
which they gave the last full meas
ure Of devotion, that we here high
ly resolve that these dead shall
not have died in vain, that this ma
tiOn, under God, shall have a new
birth of freedom. and that govern
ment of the people, by the people,
for the people, shall not perish
from the earth"
Milford chronicle., 1924-05-23
90'&S 90
Should Remember Livine

Memorial Day is not only remem-
brance Of the works of heroes, but an
accusation against mankind for the
way in which it has sacrificed them.
The Memorial Day of the past remem-
bers the dead; the Memorial Day of
the future should remember the living
And be a celebration of enriched civ
ilization by its victories for peace and
happiness.
Milford chronicle., 1924-05-23

A pie and ice cream social will be
held at Tomahawk school, Thursday
evening, May 22nd Proceeds go for
community picnic. Everyone invited.
Milford chronicle., 1924-05-23
LOST

LOST-Female pointer dog, liver color
and white, with brass studded collar.
Answers to the name of Queen. Notify
Clarence Plummer, Milford, Del, Siaugh-
ter Beach. 1n22-3fn
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-07-03
sCOLD IN THE HEAD"

is an acute attack of Nasal Catarrh. Those subject to frequent "colds" are generally in a run down condition.
 HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is a Treatment consisting of an Ointment, to be used locally, and a Tonic, which acts Quickly through the Blood on the Mu- cous Surfaces, building up the System. and making you less liable to colds"
 Sold by druggists for over 40 Years.
 '. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, O.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-07-03

Miss Sarah Lott returned on the Jefferson Sunday from Seattle where she went to get little Vir- ginia Lott, who has been in the Home of the Good Shepard for the past two years.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-07-03

William McCauley, (Scotty) who was admitted to the Pioneers Home from Nome in 1915, died at the Home on June 22.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-07-03
Arraigned Before Commissioner

James Mattatal and William Rus sell were arraigned before U. s. Commissioner Wm. G. Thomas Mon- day on a charge of disturbing the peace. They plead guilty and were each fined s10 and costs.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-07-03
CHURCHES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
 SUNDAY JULY 6

7:30 Evening Lecture: "HERESY. WHAT IS IT?"
 The modern heresy hunter has attracted much attention in recent years. Let us inquire what he has accomplished-if anything. Let us see how the thinking world has reacted to his activities. Religious people of every creed should care fully analyze their convictions and discover whence such convictions have come
 Everybody invited.
 Robert Joseph Diven D. D., Minister
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-07-03

The Town Council has fixed the tax rate of Wrangell for the year 1924 at two per cent.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-07-03

Send your developing and print ing, enlarging and framing to Parks & Jorgensen, Petersburg, Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-07-03
ST. PHILIPS CHURCH SUNDAY, JULY z

10:30 Holy Communion with ser mon. During the summer the morning sermon will not be inter preted. There will be no regular service in the evening, this being the first Sunday in the month.
 Rev. H. P. Corser, Rector.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-25

svsts budou preaty muznym zpdsobem ze demo.
kraticka nabiz sfedni cestu nehcvic zadnym smum
platte rbut zadRym vystfednm zvlGm Ze prava obcanu
a prava majetku budou chranena.
zajmu techto zasad senator Harrison yyzva shroma-
zd9ne demokray "obra vsechna nase della pro spoecne
mu nepfte," sf
Ex9zNAcNE aQnY Reel SEN. xHAnRlagyA -zs~s~ -.
My nebyH Jsne sem posan ze z&dneho gexekutivnfho
rozkazu kanddatova abycho uvedomili lid Ny sme zde
mandatu du menovati kanddata pfho presdenta Spo-
jenych Statd.
Zakladnim kamenem repubikanske strany je zvlastni
vysada nes jej ssk svra narod pevnej nez kdyko
no hstorii.
Nauka prava nikomu zvlastni vysady nekterym
nebya nikdy zakotvena jako pfomnem cenim zakone.
To nemensi americky lid ocekava cd svych vefej
nych sluzebnkd, je obycena poctivost.
Pzzaro jeho dobrodruhd nebazila vice po zate
nezli tato admnistrace.
Je dzasna drzost teto adminsrace jez prvnm mi
ste budi pozornost
Oni mali spartanskou moraku Nikoli korupce, ale od-
halen korupce je zocin
Ma miste ably odsoud ty jichz zlocny byly odhaleny
chvali ty, kdoz e odhali chva odhaene odsuzuji
odhalen. ~ LE4
tomto temnem dramatu amercky lid dava prednost
vlastenecke praci Thomase j. Washe pred bnym padous
stvim Alberta B. Falla.
Co Amerka nyn potrebuje, neni Stink Bflem Dome,
nybrz Paul Revere jenz probudl by il povoal zpet
vinnost vysokemu odhodlanf
Olej byl inspraci zahranGni jakoz domac smernce
teto adminsrace Ukazte il olejnou studnu vam uk
ze zahranicni smernici
Tento sobecky smer (celni tariff e zodpov9den po-
kes naseho expotu do cizny bazlvos naseho obchodu
Promny zalostny americkeho farmafe byl privo-
den zbab6lou zahrancni poitikou
Rekord splnenych slbl sv9dci loyait9 demokraticke
strany
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-25

V noci prikvapivsi vitr ma
ramn6 nevitan6 pocal vcera
bourati obroysky stan cirku
Ringing Bros. Barnum &
Bailey umisteneho ma prostran
stvi u konce vych. 8. ul. Pred
staveni bylo navstiveno vel
kym poctem lidu, kdyz Sc po-
jednou plachty velice bourlive
zacaly dmouti. Postraseni ma
vstevnici kvaphe spechali k
vychodim, ale prisli v pravem
slova smyslu blata do louze.
Byli v okamziku promoceni
az ma kizi, ktere neprijemno-
sti divaci moudrejsi, kteri w.
ckali uvnitr, usli. Venku "a Ii
javce nebylo sc kan schovati,
a "a kvapneho hledani prfstre
81 bylo nekolik osob posla-
pano.
v cirku spadla jedna akro-
batka prav6 pri produkci, ma
st6sti byla vsak jen lehceji
zranena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-25
vElkY zAPAS 0 dem: PLATFORM.
JE PozADovkNo PRfME oDsoUzEN|
kU Mux kLANu.
ODPORUCOvANO JEST sCHvA-
LEM SvAZU NARODU

New York, 25 cervna - Formalni pozadavek ucinen
byl pdl ene resolucn vybor jenz pracuie
ma demOkaticke plaOrme ably zafadi odstavec ods
zujiei primo Ku Kux Klan zapeti bylo nasedovano
vyhrIzkou zapas bude konvence zda resouc
nj vybor nevyhovi tomuto prani.
Kongresnk Harry B. Hawes Missouri, podporovany E.
III. Moorem Ceveandu, vypal prvn ranu proti Klanu,
kdyz celia ato oazka ez vseobecne uznava nepalc
ves udrzOvana byla poZad resoucnm vyborem enz ho
dnu hodne naslouchal argumentlm prospect vsech
moznych navrhd panky patforme, cd pouzvani he
ronu az po schvalen Svazu narod1.
Utok Haweshv Kan byl nasledovan jnym Julien
Aichelem Denver jenz prohasi re mic nez paka, kde
Klan bude primo menovan neposaci Delegace Wiscon
sinu Mnnesoty siovaa ably planky ejch stanich plat
foem temef totozne odporuovanou stoupenc sena
tora Underworld Aabamy, presdentskeho kandidata.
byly cteny prijaty.
Ku Kux Klanu je New Yorku hotov by sysanu zda
Evans poda argument pfeje 81 tfi mnuy odpoved
"zdali demokraticka strana prav Moore je tax zba-
beou re nebude jmenovati Kan, chci rc ze pokud
vedete renem pedme vaseho odsouzeni bude zcea
Klanu zanlouva Klan nema niceho proti akeko pance
odsuzuic ej lee kdyz bude tam uveden jmenem
SchIze mela odrocit dlouhem syseni dnes casn6
rano, kdyz senator William King Utah. jenz pfedsedal
zepta "Pree 81 nekdo by slysanu vec ktere ne
ktef prav ze je ddleztou JIM re je nedaezitou Ku
Klux Klanu?"
Kongresnik Hawes Moore kter odsuzovali vybor pro
eho domney plan vyrid celou zaeztost zavrenymi
dverm, posoupil predu Hawes zminova historic
demokraticke vec anych potickych organsaci
tlumocil appel zaroveh vyhruzku
"Vyrozumivam' pravil ''ze tato vec bude vyvoana
plenu konvence tax ably kazdy moh tom hasova Zdai
mze to b vyboru tax aby vyvarovano by
10 boji pnem zasedan bude zajmu harmonic lspe-
chu strany Ones teeso bezohednych bgotu proskrbue
katoliky zidy cizine rozene Musme pr ku pomoci
temto obetem
Postavi demokracka strana primo jejich ochrane
nebo schova kdyz tito muz zeny keri nos nase
pory zadaj, aby ne wal ohed?' tazal Sc Hawes.
podobnem smyslu mluvil tez Moore Aichele
Ma platform6 pracue patnacticlenny vybor W. J!
Bryanem cee Clenem eho jest Newton D. Baker Gle
velandu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-25
MARX CAcE URYCHLIT>
DAWESOV PLAN.

Berlin, "a. cervna. - z
'vladnich kruhu sc proslycha,
re vlada Marxova ocekava, re
bude moci pokracovati u
-platnenim noyych zakonl, nut
lnych We smysiu Dawesova re-
paracniho planu, behem ctrna
cti dnd, jakmile tyto budou
schvaleny Reparacni komisi.
N6mecka vlada pax ocekava,
re Francie behem ctrnacti dni
obnOvi nemeckou jednotu v
administered hospodarskych,
financnich a zeleznicnich ota-
EEK v okupovanem lzemi.
Jakmile ucinena budou ia
to opatreni, pax die nahledu
berlinske vlady bude mozno
predpokladati, ze cely DAVE
sIv plan jest v platnosti.
ZdejSi vlada priklada veli-
kOu dIlezitost nedavne schulz
francouzskeho ministerskeho
predsedy Herriota MacDo-
naldem v, Anglii. Rovnez velka
dGlezitost pricita sc odjezdu
zdejsiho americkeho vyslance
Houghtona do Washingtonu,
ponevadz navsteva jeho We
Washingtonu uvadena jest v
tesnou souvislost s nynejsimi
snahami o rozreseni reparacni
otazky.
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PREMIER Muss0LIM P0voLUJE.
PO RECT v SENATE NARfDIL DEMOBILI
SACI FASCISTICKE MILICE

Rim, "a. cervna - Premier Mussoni vydal rozkazy,
aby narodn mice ktera bya nedavno mobisoyana, bya
demobsovana okamzte prav polodredn Stefanho tisko
va kancelaf.
Mussolin, mluve senate dnes pfipade Matteotiho,
bude ucn6no zadost bez ohedu zda vnnici sou
soc dednici Premier prav ze neni reba ably opakoval
sve krani potovani Doda ze fasciste by mezi prvni
NIL kdoz vyjadfili svoji hrdzu mad onim cinem.
Ku konc sve fec prohasi ze jest m ze senat pfipoji
"hrd@mu protesu vlady prot jistym nsinuacm Va
roval pax vefeny k pred vedeni nefedniho
zitfm soudni nzenf je proudu.