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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-10
HEALTH TALKS


Bow Legs:
One OF the frequent bony deorm
tiles OF children Is bow-legs. Thi.
deformiiy is embarrassing and especial.
ly mortifying TO girls in this age oil
Paris fashions. Fortunately this de-
&C, can easily be prevented if care
IS taken a, an early age.
Prevention is easily obtained An
important part Of the parents duty is
70 watch their babies and have the
physician examine them a, birth. The
phsicsan should carefully examine the
legs. including hips. joints. knees and
feet. knock-knees and fiat feet NAV
result in bow-legs and many other
deformities.
The baby's diet also needs careful
attention. as a die, made up entirely
OF dead foods. such as boiled milk.
cooked cereals. etc, usually results
in diseases such rs scurvy and ricketts,.
These diseases may cause bony de
formities, not only OF the knees and
legs. but OF the head, chest, back and
hip bones.
Improper feding. as overlooking.
frequently results in "over weight"
babies. Contrary to the public op-
infon. great, big, over-fed' fat baby
is no, as healthy as the baby Of nor
NAL weight. Some babies are so IA.
that their little legs cannot bear the
extra weight. so as consequence.
the legs slowly give way to form
bow-Iegs.
II too many diapers or ex--s pieces
OF clothing are put between the thighs
ehs forces the knees apart and assists
IN causing bow-lcgs. Babies who
havd tendency howard bowling
should be kept off their feet at first
Some forms OF walkers are very
harmful and should be avoided.
In children, where bow-legs are al |
ready present. one must correc, the
bow-legs, the sooner the better bv
either braces OF casts. II the bones
are pliablo braces Will gradually bring
the legs back straight. In the older
and harded cases. it may be necessary |
to do little operation. Gu, the leg
bones and then set the legs ins.ralsb.
casts. but this operation need rarely
be resorted TO except in adults. es-
peoially young ladies who wish e
wear short skirts or go into the chorus
Summary: Bow-logs need not oc
cur as they arc SO easily prevented
by using proper diet. the right kind
OF clothes and by supervision Of walk
ing II deformity is present. the ear
her the casc is treated the better.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-10

day for Tulsa. Oklahoma. where she
will visi. her son. Sherman. and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Tyler H. Sat
urday for their western Oregon home
following a brief vlsi. in Caldwell Nj.
Tyler, who was formerly engaged in
the merchanile business in Caldwell.
was met at Pendle,on by Mrs. Tyler.
nee Hazel Whisman. and the were
married at Weiser enroule TO Caid-
well.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-10
RED PEPPER HEAT
ENDS RHEUMATISM

Red Pepper Rub takes the ouch
from sore, stiff. aching joints. II can
not hurt you, and it certainly stops that
old rheumatism torture at once.
When you are suffering 50 you csu
hardly get around. just try Red Pepper
Rub and you will have the quickest
relief known. Nothing has such co..
centrated, penetrating heat as red pep-
pers. Just as soon as you apply Red
Pepper Rub you will feel the tinTlins
heat. In three minutes it warns tie
sore spot through and through. Pain
and soreness are gone.
Ask any good druggist for a jar Of
Rowles Red Pepper Rub. Be sure to
get the genuine. with the name RovIes
on each package.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-10

Sam, while walking in the woods
late one afternoon. was surprised by
wildcat which proceeded to chase
him to the top limbs OF large OAK
tree on the edge OF 4 deep canyon.
The wildcat was climbing as fast as
Sam. and soon had forced him peril
ously near the deoaying end OF long
limb extending beyond the edge OF the
precipice. Sam decided II was time
to demonstrate.
"Wilecat." he said impressively
"wilcat, does yo' make me go one inch
iurdah. yo is gwine have to jump a
long ways To- yo' suppahl'
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-10

He: "I'm not, dear | mean-have
| rival for your hand?"
Patrolman: Eyer honor. this Teller
go; tired OF havin' his wife's relatives
Twin in his house, an he's charged
with kicking 'em out and chasing 'em
ten blocks wit an AK"
Judge: Take him away. | have no
Jurisdiction over the awarding OF hero
medals
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-10

bite. quick
Sorry" said the druggist, but
can't give you any without a pres
crip;ion. you know. Besides, there
aren't any snakes in New York
The devil you sayr was the re-
io;nder. "Why, old man. passed six
OF them on my way up here
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-10
Humility and Low.
Friday, June 6, 1924

Everything may be mimIcked h,
hypocrisy but humility and los.
united. The humblest star tw,pt,..
most In the darkest night. The NOR.
rare humility and love united the
more radiant when they meet.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs Kyle and Mrs Rush.
Mr. ad Mrs Fcnion. Mr. and Mrs.
Shook visited at Mr. Van Dykes Sum
Jay.
This neighborhood was well re-
presented a. the Poultry exhibit train
Monday at Caldwell.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-10
CITY BRIEFS

Mr. and Mrs. Presley Horne re-
turned last Friday from Winnemucca
Nevada. where Mr. Horne aticnde,
state |. o. o. +. meeting. The,
were accompanied from Caldwell ty
A. E. GIBSON.
Charles Burger left the latter part
OF the week for Mccall where he will
be employed this summer in a Nc
Call store.
Mrs. c. J .Shorb and young da.ght-
err Miss Eileen. left Friday morning
for their home in Mon peAer follow
ing 4 three weeks visit in Caldwell
with relatives.
Prof. Orma J. smith OF the Col
lege OF Idaho left Friday morning
for Boulder. Colorado. where he will
spend the summer. Mrs. Smith is
leaving shortly for her old home a;
jamestown. Ohio. where she will
spend the summer visiting relatives.
Both Professor and Mrs. Smith ex-
pect to return to Caldwell about Sept
ember /.
Mr. and Mrs. Rosert McCormick
and daughter, Ruth. arrived in Cald-
well last week 10 visit with Mr.. Nc
Cormick's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Mccormick. They have been spend
ing the winter in New York where
Mr.. Mccormick is engaged rs field
secretary for the College OF Idaho.
Monte Gwinn arrived in Caldwell
the later part OF the week to spend
a few days in Idaho and to attend I
The College OF Idaho commencement
exercises. Mr. Cwinn is leaving al
once for Baltimore. Maryland. on
business trip. Southern California
5 not suffering from water shortage
according to Mr.. Gwinn bu, the san
francisco bay region is terribly dry.
Mrs. GYinn remained in California.
Mrs. Frank Breshears left last Fri
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-10

FOR SALE-Used Ford cars, In good
to $3.50. These are exceptional bar
gains and 1t will pay you to invssti-
gate. Caldwell Motor Co. Sltfc
FOR. SALE-Jenkins Hay stacker and
buck rakes. Price for lot $500.
Inquire Tribune. az re
FOR RENT-Piano. phone s1o-J. s1-tfc
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-10
The Eyes Have 1t

Father (sternly): what do you
mean by dancing the hula-hula at that
partyS"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-10

Flapper: why. daddy, | was just
putting little motion before the
house"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-10

Personal Question
He: do you think third party
has chance'"
She: Don't talk politics to met
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-06-10

When Nerve is Needed

When Nerve is Needed
Our sturdy forefathers were men
Of iron nerve"
ooh. don't know. None OF them
ever tried to kiss a girl and break
speed law at the same time"
Their Stamping Grounds
He rushed into the drug store and
exclaimed:
"Gimme some medicine for snake
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-29
AMERICAN CLUB
HEARSLEADER
Of MOVE
Maj. v. B. Grant Outlines
Aims and Progress Of
National Organization.

Major v. B. Grant, national direc-
tor Of the National American Club
here, outlined the progress of the
movement in Eastern and mid
Western States and described the
chief aims of the organization be-
fore the members Of the club at q
dinner meeting last night at the
Continental Hotel.
Foundation of a school for the
purpose of teaching immigrants and
aliens the fundamentals of citizen
ship and the duties and responsible
ties incurred was outlined by the
Wheeling chapter of the American
National Club last week.
j. w. Fenton, jr., was toastmaster
last night at the dinner meeting at
which the following spoke: Charles
Shook, vice president of the Wheel
Ing chapter; Major Victor P. Grant,
Capt. Edwin s. Bethlehem, jr., and
Judge Robert c. Mattingly.
washington membership includes
Congressman L. S. Echols, of West
Virginia, president; J. w. Fenton,
jr., vice president; Frank J. Ehlers,
secretary and treasurer; p. w. Arm.
strong, G. F. Bailey, Worthington
Bean, c. A. Brewton, Walter M.
Brown, Wisdom D. Brown, E. l..
Browning, S. E. Burgess, N. r.
Chaconas. Arthur E. Cook, D. ".
Chisholm, Homer F. Crawford, d. c..
Dinger, F. j. Duncan, Frank J.Dunn,
John Dunn, Senator Davis Ellxins,
Jane SIR. Ellis, H. w. Farrar, II. III.
Fink, w. L. Cary, Leo F. Grady, v.
b Grant, Charles c. Grey, Clyde H.
Hancock, Percy E. Harding, Robert
A. HUMPHREYS, L. M. Hynson, Vim
cent Kelley, John A. Herman, Henry
Lansburgh, Ernest c. Lee, H. N.
Link, Howard Linton, Robert G.
Mattingly, Nicholas Miles, jr., J. 5.
Montgomery, Frank Noske, F. w.
Parker, Charles H Phillips, Frank
J. Pickett, Colonel o. c. Pierce, C. c..
Robertson, William J. Rogers, Gen.
W. w. Scott, M. r. Shafer, George
G. Shaffer, A. J. Simons, G. F.
Snyder, Fred A. Spicer, Louis M,
Stallings, Guy T. Stewart, Al. X,
Stratton. DR.. Henry w. Tobias. DR..
John T. Vivian, w. J. Waller,
William M. Webb.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-29
IN BURLAP
SISTERS FACE
MIND TEST
Two Canadian Women Appear
.in Court in Clothing
Tied With Wire.

CHATHAM, Ontario, Feb. -
Grotesquely clad in ragged buriap,
which was fastened to their bodies
by h&- wire, two elderly spinsters,
well educated and reputed wealthy,
were arraigned in police court
charged with cruelty to animals.
They were Luella and Mary Ann
Radmore, whom authorities last
night carried away from their val
liable 200-acre farm in Romny town
ship, after having to fire their
guns into the air score of times
to brighten away the ''evil spirits
the spinsters vowed lurked in the
neighborhood.
The arresting officers told the
court the prisoners had on the
same kind of clothes they wore
when taken in. custody seven years
ago on another charge of cruelty
to animals. Milton Shaw, the jailer,
later reported the prisoners refused
to doff the garb for the feminine
garments of civilization obtained for
them.
The cruelty charges were based
upon evidence that many sheep,
hogs and cattle on the farm had
died of starvation.
The sisters were sent to Jail for
a week to be examined for insanity,
while the charges could be iuvesti-
gated further. Their eighty-two.
year-old mother, who lived on the
farm with them, was brought into
court later and placed in care OF
welfare authorities.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-29
TheCoIors

Greens, reds. brown,
toast, lariat, tortoise and.
lakewood. These colors
are only the high lights
and hardly begin to tell
you of the many.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-29
PASTOR PLANS
AMERICAN
'B|BLE"
| Negotiates With Radio Com
panies to Broadcast Work
Over Entire Nation.
BY Cosmopolitan News Service.

NEW YORK, Feb. 29.-America
is to have a Bible all its own.
And that Bible" is to be broadcast.
National heroes and figures in
history will be substituted for Jesus
of Nazareth, Deborah and Moses.
The teachings and writings Of AIMEE
lean social reformers will take the
place of Old Testament teachings.
Such an intention was announced
today by the Rev. Charles Francis
Potter, pastor of the West Side
Unitarian Church. Mr.. Potter will
use radio to help him establish the
NEW American bible" He Is in
active negotiation with the two
most powerful radio companies in
America, who will see to it that
the principles OF the new "biblo"
reach the extremes Of the American
continent.
Outlines Plan.
NMr. Potter in presenting the basis
of his bible" said:
1.-THE noble coterie of men who
developed the constitution of the
United States stood for ethical prin
ciples fully as high as those which
led Moses to codify the Hebrew
laws. Surely in the writings OF
Washington. Adams, Jefferson there
is much that should be preserved
in the, new American Pentateuch,
or the first five books of the mod.
ern old testament,
II wish to point out that it Is
foolish for democratic nation like
the United States to imagine for
ia moment that it must be confined
for its spiritual inspiration to the
literature of semitic nation of
1000 years ago. Is it not somewhat
incongruous for democracy that
achieved separation from mon
archical ideas a century and a half
ago, still to refer to God as king Of
kings, and lord of lords?'
THE collection of Lincolniana ia
rapidly accommodating. 1t is evident
that Abraham Lincoln makes fully
as great a spiritual appeal to the
average patriotic American as does
Jesus of Nazareth. He is our
American social Christ"
Calls Him Pilferer.
DR.. John Roach Straton, funda.
mentalist and pastor of the Calvary
Baptist Church, who has been main.
tanning the infallibility Of the Bible
in a series Of public debates with
Mr.. Potter, commented upon the
project for an American bible" as
follows:
IF that fellow Potter keeps on,
I'll have to get out a warrant for
his arrest on charge of grand
larceny. He ribbed my idea Of a
Christian hotel. Now he has lust
lodged into the limelight with the
idea of broadcasting the Bible We
originated this at Calvary Church
some months back. Potter is a
pilferer."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-29
House Of Commons |.
Debating Votes for
Women at Fl

LONDON, Feb. 29.-Leap
year day was celebrated in the
House of Commons today with
open debate upon the measure
to give the ballot to all women
at the age Of twenty-one. The
present voting age for women
is thirty.
The bill aims at the complete
electoral franchise of English
women upon the same terms as
men.
If the debate indicates that
a majority of the members Of
Commons favor the, bill, the
labor government probably will
give facilities for its early
passage.
If the bill is passed it will
enfranchise 5,OOO,OOO women who
are too young TO vote under the
present law.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-29
Merchant Fatally Hurt.

CHESTER, Pa, Feb. 29.-Eugene
Hepetto, one of the leading mer.
chants OF the city, is dying in the
chester Hospital as result of in.
1ur1es he received when run down
oy taxicab in front Of his store.
oscar Hewett, driver of the cab,
IS held by the police awaiting the
Outcome.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-29
Dainty Undermuslins, u 90

popular Jenny necks. They
are trimmed with lace medal
lions, ribbons, embroideries
and contrasting color of self
material and dainty laces.
Colors: Pink, blue, orchid,
peach, white, flesh and honey
dew,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-29

DOWN STAIRS STORE
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-29
DOWN STAIRS STORE

Gowns, pajamas, chemise,
step-ins, boomers, and shirts
of fancy weave novelty
lingerie cloth. Well made, full
cut and exceptionally good
looking and wearing. The
gowns have V, round or the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-29
Silk Lined.
owing New Fashion Notes and >Colors, 3


The materials include:
Xxi straw, Milan hemp
and Tagal and Visca
straws. Some combina-
ton hats are also in
cluded.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-29
Breaks SPINE. Lives.

BERLIN, N. H., Feb. 29.-Robert
K. McConnaughey, Of Dayton. Ohio,
Dartmouth student who fractured
his spine by fall into a ravine
on Mount Washington yesterday.
was reported in a favorable cond:.
ton.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-29
New Touches

These suits in plads checks stripes in many YER
sons also plain and black tailored suits The
collars and sleeve lengths assem-
blage of smart spring suits for and later.
TAIRS STORE
, 1924-03-14

or the Municipality of St. CroiX.
The Wee Chairman remarked: This
is a very old ordinance. | won't say an
old friend, for it is not. 1t has been on
the calendar for nearly two years; it was
sent to a Committee of the whole COun-
ell and by that Committee was sent to a
Committee of 5 members. A report was
received. printed and eli culated to Mem
hers. In the meeting Of December II 1t
came up on 3rd discussion and the Gov
m Secretary asked that it be con-
tinued so as to give Government time for
consideration before final action is taken
on it.
LIST Member for Frederiksted Town
(JQckS0H): Mr.. Vice Chairman, beg
to draw attention to an omissiOn-Coloni-
al Council Bill No. s creating a commits.
sion to compile and revise the Code OF
General and Special Laws for the Muri-
c|ipality of St. Croix is not on the Order
of the day.
The Vjce-C Chairman in reply to the last
speaker eaid,-Ihe Clerk informs me
that this question is taken up with the
Chairman and was advised that bills be-
FIRE a committee are not entered on the
trdlr of the day until the committee
sends in its report.
1st Member for Frederiksted Town
tJack8on): The procedure is wrong.
Bills pending before a committee always
come forward on the order Of the day
and if it is to go over it goes, but it must
be put on the order of the day.
End Member for Christiansted Town
(Caneg1tG) remarked: Mr.. Vice Chair
man. The Honorable Member is wrong.
MY experience has been that whenever a
bll goes to a committee it is not put on
the order of the day until the committee
reports.
The Vice Chairman: That's exactly
the ruling of the Chairman of the C0un-
ril.
LIST Member for Frederiksted Town
(Jacks1n): Ii the Chairman SO rules |
wish to file an objection.
Government Secretary (Zane) remark
ed: Mr.. Vice Chairman. The real and
personal property tax ordinance which,
as the Vice Chairman has stated, has
been so long before the Colonial Council
is now on 3rd discussion and therefore
subject TO amendment only by G)"ern-
, 1924-03-14
PROCEEDING S
OF THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
70 e ST. .
Continued from yesterdays Avis.)

Third Council, First session.
Continuation of Bird discussion on
Colonial Council Bill No. II, Draft
of an Ordinance introduced by Gov
eminent providing for the assess
ment, levy, and collection Of taxes
or the Municipality of St. CroiX.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-11

pohfbu rencanskch dratenkd dava spse Rers
bergov ktery SVEN Kapesnm Sovnfckn y Praze 1885,
l., 69) povazue Beanho rodAkA TrenGanske stolice
Boufive udaosti zasthy Beanho We Vidni ako
zaka tamnes malffske akademie Do Prahy pfel Beani
27 bfezna 1848 deputac kte byla vyprava do Vdne
prvn prazskou pec Praze zdstal az do Slovanskeho
sjezdu, jehoz by cenem "Historcke zprave Sjezdu
sovanskem je uveden mezi sezdovym ceny "Bellan Sa
mo, malr Slovenska". Ale Praze nevydrze dlouho
Tehdy uz stall Srbove Bacce mezi Tisou Dunajem v
otevenem bo Madary Toz koncem cervna 1848 odeSel
Beani Prahy pomahat Srbdm Svou udatnost osvedc
seji valech Svateho Tomase ynesfho Srbobranu)
nichz zaua Srbove postaven odraz zemena krva
We dtok 49, srpna 1848 Ale vyvoj udaosti Slo
vensku vola brzy Bellaniho domG We dnech 1829 zam
vtrha Myjavu dobrovonicka ceskosovenska vyprava
zoganisovana polcky Hurbane, St1rou Hodzou, voen
sky Bloudkem Zachem Zucastnil i Bellani Ale
stastn6 We viteznem elanu odvazil pfis daeko
pte byl odznut cd ostatnch spoluboovniku zranen
bratsavskou darskou gardou posaven pred mada
sky valecny soud, kery no odsoud restu smrt
zem Belan by liz vyveden popravste ale
hodou by osvobozen Cd o smrt okovech by dopraven
pevnost Leopoldova Vahu (vychodne Tnavy)
tmave nelskem zafi az do prichodu generala
Smuniee ktery zmocn e. 1S49 teto male pevnos
mezi jinymi osvobodil Beanho. Dobyti Leopoldova
zdcastn generaa Simunce ceskosovensti do
brovonc ktere tehdy ved poltcky Hodza vojensky Ja
neeek, zvany pro chrabrost "zzka Druhy'
Jale Belani en ponekul zotaviL vstoupl do sboru
ceskosovenskych dobrovonku pod vetesvfm majora Le
wartowskeho, setrva az do eho rozpustenf Bra
listopadu 1849 Potion odebral Belam do Pra
hy ably vzdeaval dale umen Ale proze valecne u
rapy hrIzy ucinly nedouho konec jeho mademu ju
nckemu zotu Jese pred Vanocemi roku Is49 onemocn6
uberkulosou ktera no fadvacetileteho skaa 1s. bre
1850 do hrobu Pohreb konany 15 brezna dokaza
Praha ceskosovensky narod dovede vaz sych hrdnI
Take dejiny sovenskeho umeni 49, stoe nesmeji pre-
m mlcky pres jmeno Samuee Bellaniho, kdyz snad
zachovao mic eho vytvarneho dfla. Jeho mlady zivo
pny bohayrskyc zary prilis huboko do sovenske
historic let S4849, nez ably tao historic nebyla navzdy
povinna vdeGnosti dky ~. i, Flor. Zapleta
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-11
ZJEVY . Y, Yl,NEPOTESUJlCL.

IN Zda So ze nase generace zusane zatizena
surovenm jez pnesa sebou svetoya valka Aspon sme
stale svedky ruznych serednych zv ktee prvy pohed
jev ako kazy povahove zavinene tm re po rade
e mas vsech meme vernosti 70
zorame hey typ dneniho coveka at uz jedna co ednot
lvec ci at spQeGne jinymi edna jake soucastka davu
porad este vdinle vem caste ozyva zvife kite
re behan >yalky jeo vntrnho ia vystouplo ktere stale
ieste spouano Pddivete kan chcee: at potlce
spolecenskem at pickach spoecnost nebo
jech vude este folk nnosu valecneho sesuro-
vsni, ldem iemnejsho citehi je toho az studeno
zjevy kere nijak nepotesu pafi zcela urcite pr
pad hlaseny posedn dobe Brna. Tam konci
vrahem kapitana Haniky jeho spouvincemi Nejedn Sc
zadny aenta zadnou potickou vrazdu e to zcea oby-
Geny - dokonce otravny piipad, kdy neverna zena
sveho mence svede zabiti manzela dobe kdy kuturn
pednasky zei prazdnotou, kdy umeecke koncery podn
ky rpi nezajmm obecenstva teze dobe presdm souda
novin ohasen vtupenky vrahy
Haniky sou zamuveny re e zbytecno ne h'si pone
..ss ss oAFon' Sc " p'h''; take Sc
Co k tomu rici? Jak nazvat? Snad by chel nekdo
nuvit zvedavosti? Snad by che n6kdo fic re e to
choptene kdyz velke mnozst osobnt znamych chte by
'pri TOM Ale zde nejde pouhou zvedavost Mel Tu
by mohy uko novny nebot pfnesou podrobne
referaty Ale novny nkomu nemohou ami nejpodrobne
nahradt to proste oznac ako zvirec po
ztek past cizm nestest hraba Sc oevrene rane
druheho Nervum dneniho cloveka neposaci w
vyrusen to- staco drive Nestac uz ami deekvni flmo-
krvky Dnesn clovek chce neco vic chce bav pri-
mym pohlttem tragiku nych idi
Tax Sc duzno divat pfipad brn6nsky, opakujci
pfi kazdem sensacnm procesu Takove e pozadi
t shanky po vstupenkch Drive de chodi dvat dra
YOU zvefincu, dnes tlati do porotnch sini
Kdo vinen? Rekl jsmc vaka, sesurovujici valka
zi Mani pece de kere prave naopak valka Zem
nla, ponevadz dobe vaecne doved PROFIT pochoplt tn
nezmernou tragku upeneho dstv e vsak tech di mlo.
ponevadz takoveho moh profit de myslci de enl
ne TIA vsak rtcena byla surovosti valky
maem bychom reki tak re muva dObreho vojaka Swell
ka staa fed vyadrujici nejlepe dusevn nveau I'll
u" spravnsji massy, ncrozdelene kasy
lepSch kruzch nesirsich vrstvach dovych nasalo
zpusoseni dust Neze ami zlem vyciati e TAX
mas e tax inde vsude, kde vaka zufila Ale to lie
cita ze sestem roce DO vace nece Naopak den
sk ktery vice zarzuje pfestava by.
ldu mravnim vyhovue jeho choutkam nezdravym
Lee to- uz je jna kapitola
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