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The Bismarck tribune., 1924-06-09

Avoid all shocks to this car
and couple carefully.
Avoid placing it near q pos
sible source Of fire.
Engines on parallel track must
not be allowed to stand opposite
or near this car when it can be
avoided.
9 This placard must be removed
from car when the explosives are
unloaded.
The car certificate attached to
each side door states over the
signature of representatives Of the
originating carrier and the shipper.
that the specially selected and pre-
pared car meets all of the require
ments and that the explosives in It
were properly packed and loaded.
The personal responsibility inn
posed by these signatures is an i'm
portant feature of the rules.
Property losses of the carriers
have been decreased materially. but
the cost exceeds the economy.
Safety of life is the primary object.
AS a sentinel on guard protects his
comrades. the explosive and trans
portation industries are protecting
the travelling pcSl:c.
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penalties for violations of such
rules. So far the only effect was
to transfer the work Of drafting
rules from one overloaded plant to
anothcrA The Interstate Commerce
Commission adopted the wise pol
icy of transferring most of the
work to the explosive and trans
portation industries, to the men
best qualified by training and ex-
perience to frame technical rules
of this kind and representing the
industries most interested in uni
form enforcement.
AS Il rule the regulations, as sub
mitted by the Bureau of EXplos-
ives, after conferences with ship
pers, are promulgated without
change. This unusual but desir
able method Of securing technical
legislation by experts not elected
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-06-09
H car with
two of these
pldcdrd5 in
place is shown
above

are associate members of this
bureau and contribute about $6,50O
annually to it's maintenance.
Instead of the usual war be-
tween shippers and carriers when
money is involved, here is a re-
markable case of a self-imposed
tax to perform, in the interest of
the travelling public, a function
that is in reality governmental.
Space limitation prevents men,
ton in this article of the many de-
tails of safety precautions and
changes in old shipping methods
enforced by the rules. Our illus
trations show the outside appear
ance of car carrying explosives
and inside Wow of the carefully
packed and loaded contents. The
12X14 rectangular olacard on each
side and end advcrt.-es the hazard
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-06-09

to legislative office, whose work Is
effectively and authoritatively
checked and supervised, represents
4 new development even in a dem
ocratic country.
Safety is expensive. A new rule
always means new restrictions and
additional expenditures of Labor
and capital. An increase in the
thickness of lumber in the dyna-
mite box has cost the manufacture
ers hundreds of thousands of dol
lars annually for the past IA years
amounting to millions Of dollars in
the aggregate. The annual cost of
the Bureau of Explosives main
tanned by the railroads to promote
uniform enforcement of federal
rules prescribed under federal
law, costs about S250,00O annually.
The manufacturers Of "TD!osives
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-06-09

from Devils Lake to the Military
Reservation.
The tariffs and schedules filed
by.J. H. Richardson covering the ex-
tension of his line to the Military
Reservation were approved.
The application of the Red Top
Taxi Company of jamestown to op-
crate motor bus from jamestown
to Glendale was denied on June 2,
1924.
George l.. Hampstead of James
town was granted Certificate of
Convenience and Necessity to oper-
ate motor bus line between James
town and Glendale and Oakes, North
Dakota. 4
The railroad commission has re-
ceived an application from the Mid
vest Power Company, st. Paul, to
build an electric transmission line
from Devils Lake to Darlington.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-06-09
One of the nations most
serious transportation
problems studied from
all angles and is
being solved.
Safeguarding the Public

Great progress has been
achieved by the Railroads
and explosives manufacture
ers, under the rules of the In
terstate Commerce COmmls-
sion, in the interests of pub
lie safety, in the transporta-
ton of explosives.
The Bureau of Explosives,
organized to work for safe
transportation carries on an
intensive cooperative effort
to secure results.
336,OOO,OOO pounds of ex-
plosives have been trans
ported in one year without
a fatality.
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and prescribes the careful handling
necessary. It states as follows:
This car must not be placed IN
q passenger train, nor In q mixed
train IL avoidable. !,
2 Cars containing explosives.
must be near center of train and
may be together if desired; must
be at least Is cars from eng1na
and 10 cars from caboose when
length of train will permit.
1 3 This car must not be placed
next to cars bearing "Inflammable"
or Acid placard: nor cars con-
tanning lighted heaters. stoves or
lanterns; nor next to tank cars. ON
wooden-frame fiat or gondola cars:
nor next to carloads of pipe, lum-,
ber, poies iron. steel or similar,
articles liable to break through,
end of placarded car from rough.
handling
The air and hand brakes on1
this car must be in service.
5 In shifting have a car between;
this car and engine whenever pos
sible, and do not cut this car, of
while in motion. ,I,
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each 6 miles in war. Each passen-
ger on railroad is carried fire.
uucntly within ten feet of the cen
ter Of freight car containing 4o,-
600 or more pounds of explosives.
He is vitality interested to learn
what has been done to secure his
safety.
During the year 1907 the manu-
facturers of explosives and the
Bureau of Explosives, organized by
the American Railway Association,
started an intensive cooperative
effort to secure safety in the trans
portation of explosives over the
railroads of the United States and
Canada. Regulations governing
manufacture. packing, loading into
cars and handling while in transit.
were prepared. The two countries
were divided into districts and in
each d trained inspector was To-
Gated to promote enforcement OF
the rules which were adopted and
promulgated by the railroad COM
panies.
Experience soon indicated that a
legal basis was necessary to uni
| form enforcement of the rules. A
car loaded with explosives is liza
| bic to pass over many roads and be
! handled by many train crews. An
explosion can be caused by any one
Of many possible defects that may
remain concealed. ...-
In seeking this legal basis in
1908 the explosive and tranSpor-
tation Industries blaZed Il nc"
trail Our Legislative production
plants are overloaded and thoil
equipment for legislation on tech
nical subjects is defective. AZ ;
) rule they must create and rough
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-06-09
Man Who Held Public Office
Over 81 Years Says Medi-
cine Restored His Health
And Strength 5 Years Ago
And Has Helped Him Keep
Well.

81 said a lot in praise of Tanlac
some six years ago, but not halt
enough, in view. of what it did fol
me-" is the high tribute paid the
famous medicine, Il few days ago, by
Hon. Archie r. Anderson, ex-sherifi
of Harris county, Texas, who resides
at 1905 Austin ST., Houston.
Mr.. Anderson is unquestionably
one of the best known and most pop
ular men that ever held public office
in the Lone Star" state. After serv.
ing as deputy sheriff of Harris coun
ty for IL years, Mr.. Anderson wa:
elected chief of police of the City OF
Houston. He had occupied this office
but a short time when the sheriff OF
Harris county died and Mr.. .Ander
son was then appointed by the Com
missioner's Court to serve out th'
uneXpired term Of sheriff. He wa
honored with reelection as sheriff
seven different times and served tn
people in this important Office l
consecutive years.
Before taking Tanlac / was al
rundown and had no appetite.
had the worst form of. indigestion
and could not eat fried foods o
pastries at all. l suffered all tn
time from gas on the stomach whicl
frequently caused severe pains.
also suffered with the worst sort o
neuralgia pains and nothing seeme
to help me only in temporary way
until took -Tanlac.
"Then l read the statement of
Georgia sheriff. who had been re
lieved Of troubles like mine. l jus
felt like couldn't 60 wrong b
taking Tanlac, and it has done eve
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-06-09
Huge Crane Scale

Practically every day industrial
progress develops new use for a
weighing device or scale particu-
larly adapted to meet specific re-
quirements. A new scale was de.
veloped for the United States gov.
ernment for the purpose Of meas
uring the pull on cables used to
hold an airship at its moorings and
this scale was Immediately adapted
for the measuring Of unusual, heavy
loads on cranes or booms where
weights or loads up to 10000 pounds
are handled, assuring that the safe
working load is not exceeded, and
thus eliminating dangerous over
loading and disastrous accidents
The scale is of steel construction
Its accurate action depends upon
four extremely heavy springs. The
dial Is Is inches in diameter.-Sci
entific American.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-06-09
DECISIONS OF
N. ID. RAIL BODY

Decisions of the state railroad
commission, announced in the week
ly bulletin, follow:
This Commission denied, on May
"a, the application of the Northern
Pacific Railway Company to close
the station at Warren, N. Oak.
The Commission approved the APP
plicaton of J. G. Belanger of the
Interstate Transportation Company
to operate passenger service be-
tween Darlington and Grand Forks
under Certificate No. 6.
The case in the petition of the
Citizens of Dodge for a loading plat
form was closed as the complain
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-06-09
For Squeaks

II would l We're bird n walled
the fair girl at the piano.
II would you were box of axle
grease" hissed the dark man under
the palm.
II wonder what he means by
that?" asked the lemOn-Laired
maiden.
"He means that axle grease
stops screeching," whispered the
man in the black suspenders.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-06-09
EX-SHERIFF ANDERSON
CIVESTkNLAC CREDIT

more for me than l expected. ! felt
better after the first bottle and the
complete treatment of six bottles
made a new and different man of me.
| never felt better in my life than
/ did after taking Tanlac. And al
though five years have passed since
Tanlac Strengthened me up, MY
health has continued good and my
stomach as sound as dollar to this
good day. l am glad to endorse
Tanlac because it does the work an<
does it WE'LL"
Tanlac is for sale by all good
druggists. Accept no substitute.
Over 40 Million bottles sold.
Tanlac Vegetable Pills, for consti-
patton made and recommended by
the manufacturers of TANLAC.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-06-09
MinOt To Build
Golf Clubhouse

Minot, N. D., June 9.-Construc-
ton of club house on the local
golf grounds for the convenience of
the steadily increasing membership,
will be started within few days,
it was announced today by R. f.
Barron, president of the Minot Golf
club. Stanley Colburn is chairman
of the building committee. The
building will be about 20x20 feet,
with screened in porch and will
have accomm odations for both men
and women members OF the club. 1t
will be located on slight elevation
south of the first tee.
The membership of the local club
is now over the 100 mark, more than
double that of last year and club
officials state that they expect to
close the drive for new members
soon, as the present number of men,
bcrs is about all that can be con-
veniently handled.
Mineral is part of the ration es-
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No Waste Involved

"When a man says he has thrown
his hat in the ring he merely uses
a figure Of speech"
"Of course" answered Senator
Sorghum. "Many political tile
tosser wouldn't be so reckless If he
had to use a genuine hat."7-Wash-
ington Star.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-06-09

has been satisfactorily adjusted by
the Northern Pacific galway.
The Northwestern Bell Telephone
Company was give, permission to
sell and the Amelia Telephone Com
pany to buy ce' cain farm lines out
of Absaraka ard Wheatland.
The Commits sion approved the ap-
plication of H. Richardson to ex-
tend his bp.s transportation line
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-06-09

One farm in every II in Ohio is
equipped with a radio receiving
set.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-06-09

Mother! Fletcher's Castoria has
been in use for over 30stears a. q
pleasant, harmless substitute 70,
Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething
Drops and Soothing Syrups. Contains
no narcotics. Proven directions are
on each package. Physicians every
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-06-09

There are about 5000 farm CO.
operatives in this country.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-06-09

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sr::'.. nt'r i, h,:A~d :ss.e Is ,zo:t,::t:
- Ssss Ssntn:r:ca explosives ::to>t :,e Ss.t
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The Bismarck tribune., 1924-06-09

Mineral is part of the ration es-
.sential to hog development. +
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a mad MIN nskdy j plod ducha
sveho ei eii ciziho.
'tDn teto kn;hv uklsdaii hlou-

a mad MIN nskdy plod ducha
sveho & ciziho.
Do teto knihy ukladaji hlou-,
pi hloupe a chytfi cbytre upomin-
Ky" napsal -jeden rozalmec", ,jak
sam Sc podepsa1 a hned k tomu
poznamka jineho. .jak to tam ne
znamy naramns vysdhl. 1y glo-
sy k tenn zapiskim, pokud nepfe-
sahuji ovsem mez dovolene krih-
ky a nestavaji Sc osobnimi uraz-
kami. jsou s,ad nejvstsi zajima-
vosti knihy. We vstsins pfipadd je
rukopis glosatera tyz.
Dobrou polovinu knihy dopl-
nuji podpisy zactva "a student
stva. ktere hromadns naystsvuje
klet' ma konci skoiniho roku V
kvstnu cervnu. Vsechny skoly
seskobudsjjovicke. obecne. me
St 'anske. chlapecke. divei. skoly z
okoli Ces. krumlova. Ces. kfe-
mze, Brloh. Chvalsin. - ovsem
stasilo by, kdyby vedouci pan u
citel napsal prosts datum, oznacil
skolu a poGet. event. nejakou tu-
ristickou poznamku, ty podpisy
tech dsti. ktere zaberou tfeba dve
strany, by mohly odpadnout. ale
vim Ease, ze to. tenn dstem pisobi
radost hrdost zapsat Sc historii.
No - nest. dame tam Ease kni-
hu novou ze Sc to neobejde bez
"divdd pfirody, vyhledi ma divu-
krasne ledovce" CD Jest ovsem
pfirozeno.
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CHACRIN FALLS FARMY.
Farma O 3 akrech.. n6knY

Farma o 3 akrech, pekny
velky dim, barn, garage, u
pravena costa, 33 mil cd Gle
velandu, cena pouze $4,000, no
tove $500, ostatni die ujed-
mani. - Farma o 25 akrech.
S8 mil cd East Clevelandu,
ma pekne zrfzene ceste, 5 mi
nut cd obchodI a skoly, dunn
o 6 pokojich, nova barn, diva
slepicniky, 100 ovocnych stro
mi, vse vzdelano. Cena $500,
hotove $500. - Nam vicero
lacinych a dobrych farem v
prodeji v rozmeru do 200 a.
krd. Blizsi sdeli r. G. Hender-
son, R. E. Agency, 40 Main
St., Chagrin Falls, O. Tel. Cha
grin 18W. 7-31
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny ddm
o 5ti pokojich dole a to same
nahore, vse moderne zarizeno.
Dim tento bude dohotoven
'tento tyden, ulice dlazdena a
zaplacena. Nese (. 3640 vych.
1873. ul. Vezme Sc lot CO splat-
ka. 7-3O
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PAMETNf ,KlNIHA NA
KLETI.

8sA
(K ulletu klubu turisti
rs. kostna.)
Dne -. kvstna 1921 pofadal
mistni odbof klubu ceskosloven-
skyych turistl Y c. Budsjovicich
hromadny vylet ma klet'. aby
slavnostns pfedal turisticke .vefej-
nosti pamstni a zapisni knihu,
dvanactou knihu. "a stolete trvani
rozhledny ma kleti.
Vylet byl zdafily. s1castnilo Sc
ho pres tsic lidi z celeho sirsho
okoli, zastupci okolnfch odbori
Narodni Jednoty Posumavske.
sokolskych jednot. Slaynostni
sbory pfednesl ''Foerster", hudeb-
nj psecke sdruzeni z c. Buds-
jovic, promluvil jednatel lstfedi
prof. DIR. ]. kropacek z Prahy.
pfedseda odboru c.-budsjovicke-
ho. min. rada B. kral centralni
archivaf H. Gross Z c. krumlo-
va.
Ia til roxy byla kniha zplna
popsana zapisy navstevniku, ktefi
Sc bud prosts svym jmenem zvsc
Mill pro archiv ceskokrumlovskyy a
nebo pro historiii zanechali zazna-
my sveho ducha sve DOLBY. Jsou
tu .zapisy vtipne meme ytipne,
vstsina pise o poSasi. jake ma
kleti nell. kolik zkusili. nez ma
horu vylezi - to jsou ovsem tu-
rists svatesni. mlaaez je eroticky
naladsna a svoje city 'vyleva ma
stranky pamstni knihy. mnohy ma
vstsvnik projevuje zde sve Waste
nectvi kdyz Sc pfi tom zmfni o
nasich spolukrajanech druhe ma
rodnosti = klet' leH pravs ma
Inarodn9stni hranici = tu hned IL
to { a byva' jich nahofe velmi
mnoho a nskdy vice, nez nasich
.uristl), ma to reaguji pisemns.
coz ovsem je Ease korigoyano a
polemika zufi vesele. ,Vysledek
je - pocmarana kniha.
krasny hluboky zapis ucinil
ma zadost klubu lvodem do knihy
staficky v1dce Cech6 budsjovic..
kych horlivy turista az do dnes.
jehoz jmeno "a til uplynule roxy
v pamstni knize castsji Sc opaku-
je - dr.. August Zatka. sktery
.zehna Kleti. hofe velebne, ze svy-
mi mocnymi boky po dlouhe We
Ky, temne drave branila pfilivu
ciziho ziylu do kraje doudlebske-
no, a slibuje. ze Cd dewitt, let prv-
mi svs navstsyy az do nynsjssii
osme desitky zistane kleti ysren,
dokud silly stasi A navstsvuje
lKlet' DO dnes prays jeho turisti-
cka spolecnost "a vedeni dra.
Bartose - popsanou knihu snesla
/ koncem dubna dolI pro odbol
klubu turistl v Ceskych Budsjo-
vicich. ktery pofidil svym nakla.
dem novou. tfinactou knihu "a.
pisni a odevzda j ma kleti hro.
madnym vyletem. (Dvanacti
kniha ulozena. jako vsechny pred
chazejici V archiyu cesko-krumlo,
skem. spravovanem pecf centr. ar
chivafe Hynka Grosse.)
Probiram Sc, TEMP psti sty stra
mex. procitam zaznamy. ctu l
; cM Ease a Ease a z tech mrtvycF
liter vystupuji live osoby, jak nj
klet' putovaly. jak Sc ' 1tulnen
pokojiku hajovny pod vszi uvele
. billy. probirajice Sc zaznamy pfee
chozimi pfipojujice svlj podpi
= l.
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HI As0yAHl D PR0HlBIcI Y kllllDE.

Toronto, Ontario, 27 prosince. Ctyfi otazky pfedp
zakona vadnf hovinov6 kramy prodej pva ehkych vim
censovanych hostncch censovany prodej palenych Ii
hovn kanadskych provncich kde al dosdd byo podob
ne hasovano, voie vyadf prot prohib ale zaroven
prot opetnemu zavedeni kostnci. @ 81
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$40 PAyLo BoMBARDovkKo.

Buenos Aires 20. cervence DIE zprav, ktere do
Sly federan vosko pokracovalo bombardovan esta Sac
Pauo celou vlada rd ze docila istych uspechh
pode cee fronty cele provnci Sac Paulo boje
sfy aysa e zpraya ze revoucn hnut pronk-
10 do jnych provincm
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PRODAM neb vymenim far
mu o 80 akrech v krasne ces-
ke osade s 1rodou a veskerym
pcanim nafadim dobytkem.
ricina prodeje jest rozchod
Sc spolecnikem. Dalsi podrob
nosti sdeli, pakli dopisete ma
Rud. DoubrSva, Silver Hill.
Alabama. 80
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PRODA Sc grocerni obchod,
pri kteerm by Sc vyplacelo tez
feznictvf. Je to dobre mfsto v
ceskoslovenskem okoli. Blizsi
Sc sdelf v {. 4118 vych. 1876.
ul. 7-30
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Pokracovani
Dne;ni dsti

TO Il povidanl, Jarousku,
SAX jeSte iednou venku 81 IL
mazes saty, alWdis, co ii ude--
lam s. 'ss
Ale prosim te snaninko, rs
krie tax ma iiane, vzdyt' nejsem
tatinek
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JDE DO oBcHoDU. :

JDE DO OBcHoDU. - Pro-
da domek v Corlett, jednoro-
dipny 0 peti pokojich kou-
pelnou dole a jednou svetnici
nahore. Pro rychly prodej da
Sc "a $4,000. Pro blizsi infor-
mace zavolejte Nejedlik a
Mikes Realtors, 11015 Union
Ave. - Broadway 1886. 7-3O
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Pokracovani

''Prosim vas, doktore, pomozte
mi Cd te zakefne choroby, dam
vam "a to tfeba celou chalupu." !"
Bud'te jist, ia vam w cd nj
pomohu.
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- velky I drobny wal y
Ia starost. Cd rama do vecera
bylo no videt .kutit ma dvofe'
ISvym pomalym, vahavym =
ma pohled az loudayym kro.
KEN prechazel ze staja poo
kulnu - do stodoly = Wild
nym slovem praci celedinovi
sluzce ukladal - sam mimi
o praci i chleb Sc delil - je 0.
pravoval poucoval, a proto-
ze marneho slova nikdy ne
p1omluvil a zbytecneho kroku
neudelal, $ nicim spechat ne
musil. Ami pull roku nehospo-
dafil Cimbura - ale statek uz
to poznal.
kone zgrosovateli, hovezi-
mu dobytku kratka srst zalesk
la Sc jako hedyabi = stromy
st&ly prorezany a okopany =
pluhy, brany a yozy oprave-
ny cekaly pod kdlnou, jen do
Mich zaprahnout a vyjet.
Marjanka, zena, neumela
take zahalet. Jako muz necho-
dll ami do kovarny ma tacky,
ami sel-h k sedlari oprati, ne
zustal tam cele plldne - tax
ami ona netonlala Sc po 'hrat-
kach''.. kdyz s nj spadla cast
tezkeho. bremene spri dobytku,
pilne ruce jeji sahly po jehle
a niti, a kdyz zasila vsecko
ma sebe, muze, deti chasu,
prada vlnu a pletla punGochy.
Okna u Cimburl leskla sc ja-
ko kfist'al, "a mimi zelenal
Sc muskat, vonely balsaminy
a belaly Sc zaclonky.
"Cisto tam mali jako ma ia
re podlaha Sc bella jake kri
da - povidam vam, list Sc ze-
,me by u Cimburu mohli =
tax jsou ia prkna vydrbana, y
povidaly 81 zavistive tetky -
a take uz j muzi.
"Kdyz on il take setri jinak
nez ty -" pravem branily sc
ostatni zeny "shlizi Sc v nj
zrovna - jenom stale MAR
janko sem = Marjanko tam"
ma nj mluvi - ona jen tax
pro vodu ke studni, pro driyi
pod kulnu, anebo sebrat vel
ce ma kurnik re dojde a pote-
81 sc krasnym pofadkem, kite.
ry u Mich vidi."
Muzi schlipli a mlceli.
Jaro Sc blizilo. Houseri ns
rece vybojne kriceli - slunic'
ko vypijelo snih po strechacl
= deti ma suchych mistecl
pod okny dlabaly dllky, "a
hajujice "fisolovoup svoji hru
/ domazlicky "kalounkar" u;
sc s krajem rozloucil. Vrace
sc domI ku sve praci, slibi,
kazdemu klukovi v Putimi ku
dlu grosovku pro pristi zimu
Jaro Sc blizilo. Hospodyn,
chyetaly hnizda, vymenoval,
81 kaci a slepici nasadu sta
rally Sc 0 kvocny.
Jaro Sc blizilo! Od Pracha
chystaly hnizda, vymenoval
a feminkari. Sedlaci v nede
po msi zastavovali Sc u jejicI
kramkd pod kostelem a vybi
I-afi 81 zahnedle dfevenky, hr
be, kosist' alta, resata a drevs
ne vidle cernymi opalenyn
hroty.
Ano, jaro sc blizilo! Gin
bura prave pod kIlnou sraz
zelezny raf Sc stareho kols
polozil 81 zebrik ma strechu
vynesl kolo "a komin. DuklaC
ne je podlozil a upevniI, alb
pc ami nehnulo mezi hrebenel
stfechy a sirokou zdi cihlov,
no kominu.
"Cekate capa?" usmal $
ma neho navsi Klasek..
"Kez by uz sem st'astne or
lit touzebne odpovedel m
Clmbura a podival Sc ma zen,
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