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New Britain herald., 1924-01-15

get along and of her subsequent deatl and then of coming to Plainville into the kindly arms of her uncle's family only to haveh CT sister dies the victim of her early sufferings
 Getting New Radio.
 The members of PlainyiIle Hose Co. No. l are onthusias..c over tne arrival of new radio get which is being installed in the rooms in the town hall. A set has been kept there for some time and the mem- bers of the company have enjoyed Il in their spare moments. The new set is one of the best that could be secured and will furnish much en- joyment to the members.
 First Parish Supper.
 The Womep of the Episcopal Guild will hold the first parish supper of the year on Thursday of this week from 6 D. m. on.- Mrs. F. Hoerle is chairman of the committee on ar engagements. The Guild members will meet in the afternoon at 2:30 o'clock for quilting and will conduct busi- ness meeting after the supper.
 Lacerates Finger.
 Miss Julia Donahue had the index finger on her left hand badly lacer- ated yesterday and the injury VIII confine her to her home on Elm Court for several days.
 Returns from New York.
 Nathan Albert returned yesterday from New York city where he was ,,t,, t,,t,. 1,n underwent slight operation for the removal of wart on the top of his head. The operation was performed by his nephew who is a surgeon in one of the hospitals in that city.
 Income Tax Blanks.
 Income tax blanks can be secured at the local post office by those who will be required 10 make returns. A large batch of the blanks have bee,. received by the postmaster and will be distributed upon application. The forms must be filled out and sent in to the revenue office by March 15.
 PIainyille Briefs.
 Antonio Gloriante, gate tender at the East Main street railroad cross- ing. is critically in at his home on Pine street.
 Pearl w. Smith, Carrier No. at the local post office, is back on his route after two weeks illness.
 James Hayes who has been ill at his home on Park street is able to sit up for short time each day.
 Arthur C. Hart of Shuttle Meadow avenue is visiting friends in Leomin- ster, Mass.
 James Davis has taken position in Collins lunch. He will succeed Chester Sidney Cowles who will re- turn to his home in Litchfield.
 Electrical wiring done at reasonable rates. c. Anderson, 52 East street, adrt.
 This is the last week of our sale, which ends on Saturday. Jan. 18th. 20go discount on entire stick of dry goods, mems furnishings, floor cover- ings, window shades, also shoes. rub Der boots, arctics and rubbers for men, women and children. H. A. James, 5s West Main St, Plainville.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-15

Millions of acres in northwestern states are covered with saltbush.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-15
SOUlHINGlON NEWS

Ata meeting of Kiltonie post, No. 72 American Legion, n resolution wal drawn up endorsing the Soldiers bonus bill that is now before congress The post went on record as favorlng the bonus bill in It's present form and voted to send copies of the resolution to the senators and congressman rep rescnting Connecticut in Washington.
 Plans were made for a degree to be conferred on class of candidates on January 2s. Maxwell Noble will be in charge of the degree team.
 The Piants,ille W. c. T. L. will meet in the parlors of the Plants vile Baptist church tomorrow after room at 3 o'clock. The pastors Of the various churches in the town will give addresses. A large number of guests is expected to be present from the Cheshire. Milldale and South ington unions.
 Plans are being made for the or- ganization Of basketball team to be made up of former college and hig school stars. The promoters of the new organization have secured Walter Gamer, formerly of Trinity college, Max Morley. Nelson. Williams and Drury of the high school. The man agement Of the team will be in the hands of Robert Gill. Several games have already been scheduled and 1t is expected that a game for the cham pionship of the town will be played between the new organization and inc Pexto quintet.
 The southington Club has voted slls, the proceeds Of the charity dance given New years Eve. to the Public Health association.
 The fair in Falcon hall by the Falcon society was largely attended last evening. The feature of the pro- gram this evening will be a wrestling match.
 Rev. Mac H. Wallace. pastor Of the Plantsviiis Congre gstiuhai church, who has been confined to his home for the past few days. is able to be about again.
 Eureka lodge. I. O. Q. F.. will hold an important meeting in Odd Fei- laws hall this evening.
 William Berry lodge, Knights of T'ythias, will hold an important meet Ing in Red Mems hall this evening.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-15

A son has been born to MT and Mrs. Philip J. Ranney of George street. Mir. Ranney is manager of the local office of the Southern New England Telephone company.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-15
Donnelly On Job

John Donnelly, chairman of the democratic town committee for sew ersl years, is back on the job as di- rector of that organization during the absence of Chairman Joseph r. Out ton on his world girdling trip. Pres sure of business caused Mir. Donnelly to retire from the post a few months ago but he decided to handle the reins for MT. Dutton while the latter was in foreign climes. The chairman will return in time for the coming presidential campaign.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-15
Bristol Briefs.

Chief Baggagemaster. R. H. wool- sey of the Waterbury depot, formerly in charge of the local baggage room visited friends in the city yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-15

The annual meeting of the Bristol Realty company, scheduled for to- night, has been deferred until a later date, because of the dinner of the chamber of commerce at the Endee Inn.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-15
Injured in Factory.

Stanley Zimock of ?S2 Myrtle street, New Britain, was taken 10 the New Britain general hospital yesterday fol- lowing an accident in the Plainyille Mfg. Co. plant in which the fingers on his right hand were badly smashed. Amputation of the first and second fingers was found advisable at the New Britain institution. The operation was performed by Dr. Clifton M. Cooley
New Britain herald., 1924-01-15
Train Leaves Rails.

The Boston express was half hour late today due to the pony trucks of the engine leaving the rails at Turkey Brook near Waterbury. The water- bury wrecker soon had the tangle straightened out.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-15

Electrical wiring done at reasonable rates. c. Anderson, 52 East street, ad,t.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-15
Local Girls Pass

Miss Luverne Churchill of Stearns street and Miss Gladys L. Chester, another well known local girl, were notified yesterday that they had pass ed the state examinations for dental hygienists. held in December in Hart ford. Both will assume responsible posts in that line in the near future.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-15
.sHerald Opens Office

The Herald" has opened its local office in Room 1 of the Bristol Saw ings bank building on Main street, where news items and circulation matters will be handled. The office telephone number is so4 and Ray mond c. Kllduff, recently of the New York World staff is in charge.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-15
Plain,illc Divorce Cases.

Two divorce cases of local interest are scheduled to come up in the pres ent term of the superior court. Tho case of Sophia s. Hemingway against Lewis Hemingway of South Washing ton street is scheduled to be tried io- day Pierce and Pierce of Bristol will appear for the plaintiff and Judge William J. Malone Of Bristol will ap- pear for the defendant.
 The other case Is the divorce suit of Mrs. Rose Ney of Plainville against Peter Ney. Judge Joseph Donovan of Bristol represents the plaintiff and Salvatore D'Esopo Of Hartford will appear for the defendant.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-15

Romeo A. Perrault of Holyoke, Mass, is visiting friends in the city for several days.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-15

Plans for the degree team s,sr so New York next month will be dis cussed at the meeting of Compounce Tribe | Q. R. M, tonight in Red Mems wigwam.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-15

Joseph A. Valentine. Jr.. of the American Trust company. has return cd from Holyoke, Mass, where he spent the weekend at his home.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-15

Norton's wood keeps you warm. bakes your bread and bakes your cake, like mother used to make. Just call 65f-1s for a load.--adyt.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-15
In LitchfieId Court

Attorney Joseph P. o'Connell of this city appeared at the superior court session in Litchfield today to represent Thomas Dwyer of Torring- ton. charged with violations of the liquor law. The Dwyer case attracted widespread attention throughout the state, recently, when the accused was arrested in Torrington. by prohibition officials The case has been hotly contested in the lower court and local lawyers have expressed the opinion that the superior court session will be as well fought
New Britain herald., 1924-01-15

The regular monthly meeting o, the employees of the local office of the Southern New England Telephone company took place at the company building last night.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-15

The weekly whist party Of st. Anne's church will be held on wes- nesday night at Red Mems hall.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-15
Income Tax Blanks.

Income tax blanks can be secured at the local post office by those who will be required to make returns. A large batch of the blanks have bee,. received by the postmaster and will be distributed upon application. The forms must be filled out and sent in to the revenue office by March i5.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-09
SHATTERED NERVES
Lady Says She Was In a Desper.
ate Condition, But "NOw In
Splendid Health" After
Taking Cardui.

Dale. Ind.-"About three years
ago. saws Mrs. Flora Roberts, of this
Mace. II had the flu, which left me in
q desperate condition. | had a bad
cough. | went down in weight to little
over one hundred pounds. | took diff.
ferent medicines-did everything, but
nothing seemed to do me any good
/ hurt so badly in the chest at times
I would have to go to the door to get
my breath,
was so weak / felt like | would just
have to sink down and stay there.
"Mv nerves were shattered. looked
for something awful to happen
would tremble and shake at noise.
"Mv mother said, DO try Carduf
and my husband insisted till l began
its use. / used two bottles OF Cardui
and noted big improvement In
nv condition. kept up the Cardui
and weigh $50 pounds. / am now In
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liever in Cardui, for I'm satisfied II
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After a weakening illness a tonic u
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MANY thousands of women have founc
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-09
CRIPPLE ARRESTED
ON LIQUOR CHARGE

COLUMBUS, April 9.-Alleged
to have had in his possession five
half pints of whiskey, Will Davis
of the Girard section, was arrested
on a charge of violating the prohi-
bition law by city police detectives.
Three other states cases were made
by the police last night. The de-
PENDANTS will be given preliminary
hearing in the recorders court this
morning.
Davis, who is cripple was ar
rested near the corner of 1O.h
street and First avenue by Detec-
tives Fred Deadwyler, W. E. Put
nam and ]. B. Hart. The man had
one half pint of whiskey concealed
in his sock and four more half pints
in is pocket, the officers said
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-09
BOWELS Of DIXIE
HIDE BIG WEALTH
Fortunes Being Plowed Over in
Agricultural Pursuits, Says
Noted Engineer

ATLANTA, April 9.-That the
mineral resources of the South are
enormou s, though comparatively
untouched, great wealth being plow
ed over in agricultural pursuits, is
the statement of DR.. Henry Mace
Payne, distinguished consulting en-
gineer, who is making survey
of Dixie's agricultural wealth for
the A merican Mining Congress
Georgia will be surveyed by DR..
Payne before he completes his re-
port, which will be published by
the Wash ingtorJ headquarters of
the American Mining Congress. 1t
is announced that he will make his
headquarters in Asheville, N. C.
during his survey.
DR.. Payne is consulting engi,!
reer or important financial inter-
ests in its operation of mines in
Mexico. Before the war he went
to Russia as consulting engineer
for British corporation operating
gold fields in Siberia, and later
became consultart to the Gear of
Russia, still continuing operation
in Siberia. These gold fields, he
stated, are by far the richest in
the world and were extensively op
Grated during he war. Since the
advent of the Soviet regime little
is known as to their condition.
"At least a generation will pass
before Russia again resumef
semblance of normality," said Dr..
Payne, "due mainly to the fact thas
under the Gar the population of
that vast territory W as SO per cent
illiterate, and the remaining 2 per
cent are now ither dead or in
exile.
While no man can p ropnesy as
to what will eventually become of
Russia, it is not unlikely that all
of Eastern Russian will combine
with Germany into one country
and t he territory l ying btween the
Ural range and Lake Aral will re
all that remains strictly Russian.
Siberia may eventually be incor-
jorated with Japan"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-09
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-19

: = fs 4 ~ 80
zdstala pres noe pfi zamsenych
.dvefich. Cd nichz klic byl pol
pod polstafcm manzeli Coeur-
ovych.
Pfisti den zdstala jests k
spidani. !.
Pc tom odpoledne zistala tez.
A pojednou. kdyz Sc toho
nejmens nadala. prsten sklouzl j
IS prstu.
Madame Coeur-ova vzala jej
$ nadsenim. Cd te DOLBY panu-
je mezi obema pritekynsmi jaky-
81 chlad.
z fran. pfeI. DR.. S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-19
DROBNE E.
ON A M K Y

HLEDA Sc byt pro bezdetne
manzele, nejradeji v okoli
Broadway a vych. 55. ul.
Nechte adresu v adm. t. listu
pod znackou "Byt". $40
PRONAJME Sc farma v Roy
alton, O., blize State Rd. Je
v rozloze 81 akrd, z kterych
IL akru je les. Je pouze IL
mil cd Clevelandu. Blizsi sc
sdeli v {. 1915 Fullerton. ave.
blize Broadway. $40
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PRsT E n.
Paul Marguerite.

"Jaky to roztomily prsten!"
zvolala madame Selmova. Rty
majic sespuleny do pismene o.
odpoyedsla madame Coeur-ova:
"Ze ano! Dal mi jej muz k
syatku. Ptal Sc mne: Go ma;
radeji. safir nebo smaragd2" ia
ma to: %! smaragd vroubeny
diamanty - o tom snim!"
Madame Selm-oya, trochu
kratkozraka. nachylila Sc, ably
lepe vidsla:
"Skutecne. naramns roztomi-
lly!"
A vzdechla:
"Ach. jak jste st'astna! MIj
muz by mns medal takoyych dar-
XII. Blh Vi, komu je dava! =
Ach, ma draha. mann to oeistec
ma tom syste.
Byla 6erna jako krtek a pr
kenna jako lat. Madame Coeur-
ova, tlust t'oucka blondynka. SOU
strastns stahla prsten prstu S
legitimni radosti., ze mlze poni-
ziti svou pfitelkyhi. podavala j
jej;
!, "Podiveite Sc nan blizka!"
: Madame Selm-ova. ably mo-
hla posouditi DOZEN. navlekla 81
skvost ma prst; jjeji trpky lsmsv
Sc ysak zmenil We vyraz nepoko-
je. kdyz jej chtela Ease stahnou-
!, ii. Odporoval, pfilnuv ke kdzi
mezi dvsma zahyby nepoddajne
no masa.
Madame Coeur-oya vzkiikla
! zde;ens:
u "Jen zadne nasilii, mohla by
: ste poskodit diamanty! Poma-
k lu. pomalu!"
u "Nevim, co mne to napadlo.
s zlobila SC madame Selm-ova,
) zmatena a podrazdsna. tahajie
! pozorne prsten a pokousejic Sc
|" bezvysledns tociti jeji We spirale
Il 'Pockejte." pravila madam,
4 Soeur-ova. IS vodou mydlem.
Madame Selm-ova umyla 5
prsty v umyvadle. coz nikteral
, neskodilo. naopak. prsten vsak, NJ
!; staraie Sc 0 zmekcuiici procedu
! ru, nechtsl poslouchat.
'Snad cold-creama"
:, Cold-cream pomazal okoli pr
stenu. ale bezc vseho l1inku.
= ITO jest hloupe. ne - to j
= naramne hloupe.' opakoyala nj
dame Selm-ova zlostns.
= A lskocna madame Occur
81 oya zapfisaha prsten iako neja
ke vzdorovite dscko:
T. TAX pojd'. pojd pfece!"
le Tax uplynuly bezyysledns Il
e cele hodiny. Casem daily prste
te NJ pokoj. Srtcily no do vein
U studene vody. Strcily hp do vein
Ia nout prsten kIdzkou. kterou $
40 cisti nadobi. Marna namaha
Prst. ienz mel toho tahani Y
ist dost. nabshl Prsten vrhal ire
e. nicky syuj zeleny plamen me
no nadherne plosky brilantI.
"a Muslin vsak jit uz doml.
pravila madame Sclm-oya.
Vidsti' il odchazeti- 5 prstenel
me, madame Coeur-oya by
ar- toho onemocnela.
re- ''Zdstaiite K obedu. pravil,
;n-l Pc obsds sedsl prsten pra,
tax dobfe. jako pred MIN.
A madame Selm-ova. hlidar
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$500 ma hotovosti koupi do
mex 0 A pokojich koupel-
nou velkou krejcovskou dil-
nou blize Broadway. Phi rych-
lem prodeji da Sc "a $4,000.
Blizsi sdeli Nejedlik a Mikes
realtors. 110l5 Union ave. Tel.
Broadway 1886. I
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NAME v Corlett blize vych.
131. ul. dunn Q s pokojich, kou
pelna, fireplace, fernesY,a ga
Iraz, ktery musi byt prodan do
ia dni. Cena $655O, hotove
$1,000 postaci. - Tez name
dun 0 A pokojich, koupelna,
lsklep a jine -zarizeni. pa Sc
"a $395O. Piste neb zayolejte
,Smolik Bratri, 1911 Quincy
ave. Tel Cedar 1888. $40
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-19

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod prodejem doutniku, det-
skych pannen, trzi Sc pres S4OO
tydne. Musi byt prodan nasled
KEN odjezdu mesta. Haste
sc v e.. 1888 Miles ave. 5-22
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-19

PRODA Sc feznicky a grocer
nj obchod, rohove mist0, kde
Sc trzi pres $500 tydne, prodej
"a hotove. Je pfi p6m p6knf
byt. Pricina prodeje rozchgd
spolecnfkd. Haste Sc ma miste
{. 243O zap. Z. ul., roh Jeffer-
son ave. Vemte Fairfield karu.
sal
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OLA JSOU STASTNI.

TAX iak pax Sc vede vasi dee
II v tom stayu manzelskem?"
''Dekuji zaoptani. je nevysloy-
ne st'astna. jeji muz ,je kondukte-
rem ma tramway, je cely den
pryc - a jsou pfi tom nevyslovns
st'astni. -
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5000 electricity Columbia TO-
nograf nejlepsim poradku Sc
proda "a $50, tez stul do jidel-
ny.-Hlaste sc v (. 31O9 Scran-
ton rd., roh Clark ave. $40
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fR0DA Sc dvourOdinny dun
o S pokojich dole a to same
nahore, 2 koupelny, 2 fernesy,
elektrika, yse zarizeno. Vez-
me Sc po pripade druhy mort
gage. Haste sc v {. 1906 vych.
l3l. ul. blize Union kary.
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rRQDA Sc cukrovinkovy = de-
Iikatesni obchod prodejem
skolnich potfeb. Zarpcena trz-
ba kol $500 tydne. Podohny
obchod Aeni v okoli tri mil.
Haste Sc (. 1913 Lorain av.
5-1y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-19

z ji.tJch pficip muslin w
prodat mdj lrasny nabytek
ze ctyf pokoji, ramofon,
karpety = elekrickou lam
pu, vSe velmi LEVINE. Hlaate
sc ' {. 3375 vych. la. ul Z
Uuion. |?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-19

DOM . 5 svetnicich, velky
sklep, pnda,' ''yelky lot, dlaz-
dena ulice,S naleza Sc blize
Clark ave. a zap. 46. u. Ce-
IA $44OO. Mensi castka hoto-
We, cstatni ma lehke splatky.
Haste Sc v {. 3429 zap. Al.
vi. 5-2l
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KRASNA OTROKYNE.
ROMAN.
4 o NJ A N
Napsal Henry Creuille.


kdyby knize volbu zbrani pre-
nechal man,"
"Nezda Sc mi, re by byl ta-
kovym padouchem, jak no IL
cite"
"Totiz: on Sc neodvazi, ably
jednal jinak.'
4 Ivy tedy kladete ma to veli-
kou vahu, ably vasimi zbrane-
mi bylo streleno?!'
"Rekl jsem yam svlj duvod.
A pax - jest pri tom take tro
chu povery." !,
"Vase slovo cti, ze zbrani
tech jste nikdy nepouzil! Va
Sc slovo cti!' zvolal Vojnov a
ostre zadival sc ma Cudesova.
"Me cestne slovo! Ostatne,
neni-li yam who'd, oc vas "a
dam, reknete; zvolim 81 iine
svedky."
Kdyz Vojnov 'videl, ze Gu
desov vstal jakoby rozhodnut
k vykonani prave proneseneho
dmyslu. sprosten byl nahle
svych pochybnosti. Nechtel Sc
zriri lcastenstvi pri tomto sou
iboji.
"Bud'si!" pravil k sobe,
"bambitky ty nebo ty - co
ma tom zalezi? Jednejte, jak
vam libo!' dodal pax hlasite.
"Mezi bambitkami je veliky
rozdil," pomyslil 81 Cudesov,
"a neni to jedno: ty nebo ty.
Ted mohu byti klidnym. Pane
knize, pozor! Ia ctvrt hodina
vam pride draho - prisam
Buh!" y
AvSak - jeSte schazel dru-
ny svedek; Vojnov slibil, re Sc
o neho postara. Vyhledal sku.
tecne ostychaveho mladika
jenz byl MIN v kancelari
Syedek tentO muSil sc vSak DIR
We jest6 upraviti ma cestu.
A to byla pricina, proc Su
row jeho pratele musili tai
! dlouho cekati.
Jiz pocali Sc nuditi a byt
netrpelivymi. v tom pojedno'
. ozvalo sc zacinkani zvonce
: Sluha prinesl dive navStivenky
ma nichz jmena byla knizet
zcela neznama. DIE vSeho mo
t hli to byti jen ocekavani sved
e ci.
i Vojnov vstoupil vitezno
e tvafi, proyazen jsa syym pr
; telem. Pozdravil chladn6. Kni
ze odesel do sveho pokoje, alb
il vyjednavani svedkl ma obo
h stranach melo volny pruchot
g Cudesoy syymi prostfednik
dal vzkazati: jestli knize 81
e row Ia pritomnosti nekteryc
osob vyslovi sve politoyani, I
,e jednal ponekud pfenahlene, !
cudesov Sc spokoji timto lis
e. MIN prohlasenim a nebude Z,
dati ami omluvy pisemne.
10 Pri slova "omluva" povst
E. rrudce mlady a neschaze
mnoho, ably byl neco prone
iy pfikfe. Ma stesti podival
vsak ma sveho stryce, jenz
ii. smichu Skodolibem sc taxa
ch "Coz pan Cudesov pocitl |
)" nejke zdrahani sc knizete
"a "Zajiste!" prayil Vojnov
,r, "Ja o tom pochyboval," O
z povedel Zacharjev, stale jes
Sc smeje. Jake zbrane te,
IL volite?"
ati "Bambitky, pane! Jed
Le- sc o vaznou urazku, ktero
mug cti -
ma "Bambitky?" prerusil
le- Zacharjev. "Zcela dobre! !"
Sc "Doyolte, pane" prayil d
Ell ny syedek jemnym hlase
te- "nez budeme mluviti dale
pri techto yecech, nebylo by re
nj umnejsi lidstejsi, vynale
re prostredek, jimz neshoda
i'm to dala by Sc .vyrovnati C,
III tou smirnou?"
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