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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09

boiled As he imaEines himself
10 be, has written this
= have sweat meath the stroke
uf a iharaoh'a laSh.
have met Roman steel with
barred breast;
| have tolled and shaved FOR
but rix feet ~ earth
They made me deny Thy be.
hest.
kol.nid.ral Kol.nid,ral
1.-THE oaths that I've made 20
The heather arc vain;
Twas lie that ! fought Thou
dost know.
The wmck wat 20 sharp and the
iron 20 cold
Thou kuoNst tho way flesh
Will Eol
Kolnld RAJ Kol.nid-ra.'
TO-DAY my friend Il back a.
4 his desk. ready 20 Try your
lawsuit for you. for a fee. Being
har1boiled. no WILL I suppose.
rokort 10 the dsceits that lawy srs
often employ In a dog-tat.dog
world hut
Before you can mako peace
with God. you must make peace
with men"
Aud my friend prayed for his
dead in tho synagogue ye8,er.
day.
Because he spent ono day in
gs5 In ''harbarie' prayer I like
20 believe that he Is a better
than than 10 otherwise would
Be tho rest OF the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
ny JOHN W. NELSON

An attack upon J. -. Ross. light
superintendent. with tho double de.
sigu Of undermining Ross standing
In the community and defeating tho
Bone power bill. has been prepared
b. opponents Of public utilities In the
state. Ross charged THURSDAY
The attack Is 20 BE- launched the
third week Ia October. RoAA said II
has been prepared by publicity
agents working for the forces who
have consistently fought tho Bone
measure since u was first conceived.
\ complete copy Of the document
that Is 10 be widely distributed 10
the press Of tho state. has been
obtained BY Ro@s. no said.
Tho attack charges Ross with lav.
int collected $500 from a former city
contractor az his share OF profits on
a light installation contract. In 1910
r. W. Peters obtained contract
amounting 10 81. 500 for Installing the
flvc.elustsr light system over a small
area on Capitol Hlll.
Ross assailants charge no received
5000 profits. altho no was then en-.
ployed MS an engineer in tho city
llgh, department.
Tho lights used wero invented and
patented BY Ross, and he has given
them 10 the city Of Seattle without
taking any royalties for their manu-.
facturc. no said Thursday.
DECLARES HE DID
NOT GET ONE CENT
Ross also has an affidavit from
Peters, stating that Ross did no,
receive ono cent from tho contract.
1T Is an effort to assaSsinate my
character and defeat the Bone bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
SEEK WILD PETS

LoNDoN.--A rhlnoceros led ut tho
end of'a chain may be the next spec.
tacle afforded by tho fashionable
church parade In Hyde park on Sun
day mornings. Already dogs have
gone by the boards. And London 80.
cioty women arc no longer content
with tame pets OF any kind. They arc
buying lions. tigers. lcopards, wolves
just 80 they're wild.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
Indian Girl Gets
$4,000 Judgment

Formal order FOR 5000 Judgment
Tor Margaret Sutton. is.year.old
Alaska Indian girl. from the Pacific
Steamship Co. vas handed down In
FEDERAL court Thursday By District
Judge Jeremiah Neterer. The judg.
msnt was voted BY a jury last week
when Miss sutton's damage suit for
10000 was heard. II grew out OF
~ assault on the steamer Admiral
Evans in October. 1898. by two
negro walters. now serving life sen.
.ence at Mcneil island prison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
Aluminium Company
Under Suspicion

WAsHINGTON, oct o.-Tho de-
partment OF Justice is prepared to
investigate charges made by tho
federal trade commission concerning
alleged monopollstlc tendencies OF
the Aluminium Go. OF America, but
viii take no action until tho COM
mission submits n copy Of the re-
port, Attorney General Stone said
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
AGAIN ACCUSED
John Mcnamara Indicted on
Charges OF BIaCkmaiI

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Oct. o.
John Mcnamara, a leader In the
labor war which eliminated IN the
bombing Of tho Los Angeles Tlmes
and a dozen other dynamite ouirageh
rs years ago. today was indicted
by the Marion county grand jury on
four charges Of blackmail.
Tho charges grew out Of Nc.
Namaras activities as business
agent and secretary OF the local
Bridge and Structural Iron Work.
en- union, subsequent 10 MS release
from the penitentiary at San QUEEN
tin, Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
YOM KIPPUR
and a Hard B0iled-Man
BY THE EDITOR

i baths.
There is am old Talmude doctrine, Before you can
make peace with God you must make peace with men,"
Yesterday the Jews everywhere met in their syna-
gogues and chanted "Kol-nid-ra" -"Absolye metz
This newest Of the great Jewish prayer was stolen
used the word without intent TO give offense-from
the Catholic church in the 18th century.
But the Jews have given TO "kol-nd-ra" a meaning
which "Absove me- does not possess for Gentes. Too
often the Protestant sins thru life. believing that he
can be saved by repentance on his death bed. Too
often the Catholic sins thru the week and squares
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
Anatole France Is
Fighting Doggedly

TOURS. France. Oct. s.-The con
ditlon OF Anatole France. noted nov
elist. IN here. was unchanged today.
Physicians held out little hope for
his recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
SENATOR'S CHEERED
BY Big CROWD

Tho Senators were given big
demonstration By crowd OF 5000.
Waiter Johnson was tho hero and
received tho biggest cheering. de.
spite tho fact that he had failed 20
live Up 20 tho big hope Of wash.
lnEton that 10 could win three
games and elnch the series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
CAPITAL FANS
STILL HOPEFUL

Washington believed that with
Peckinpaugh back in tho gums and
with big Tom Zachary ready 20 stand
tho Giants on their heads. tho senn.
tors weru Uuro winners. tina, the
series was squared again and that
tho American league champions
would win tho rubber game tomor-
row.
Tho two teams arrived last night
on special trains that left New York
an soon a. tho players returned from
tho Polo Grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
BY JACK HALL

When il became nolsed about sew
sral days ago. that another effort
likely would be made 20 obtain ex.
ecutive elemency for Peter Miller,
The Star sent me 10 walln waih
10 eco him.
go ON over and have n talk
With him." the city editor told
me. "IIe must have something
on The ball. thr way some folks
are working for him. The Star
has no interest In this case en-.
crpt 10 see that Miller gets
square deal"
When ! arrived AZ Walla wnlla a
guard took me 10 wing OF ono Of
tho cell houses. up a narrow flight
of steel steps. across n steel floor 20
"A door which, ON lslng opened. re.
yeAled an atmosphere Ia marked
contrast 90 any other about the
penitcutihry.
II was tie prison library. Rows
AAAA ARWH VI AAAAAtf kAsANhAAAfA anu W
perfect order filled tho spacious
room. In the auto license plate
shop Il was din and confusion. Here
all was quiet and peace. Several In.
mates. library helpers. busted them.
selves IN the FAR end or the room.
Tney talked IN low tones. but there
was nothing sinister about their con.
dget.
Clcareycd. bmoothly.shayen and
wearing freshly. laundered clothing,
they met my curious stare, openly.
frankly. They understood mo bot.
tor than l understood them.
"Petss over here" said my Is.
cort.
looked In the direction Of n
Fiassed.ln room. We walked 90.
ward II, A figure behind an orderly
desk arose 10 greet u. II was
Peter Miller. tail. straight and smiI
Ing.
Tho bright sun of Walla
Waila Indian summer strcamed
thru barred window. It's rays
tshaue Ike a, snntIighi nm the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
CHINESE ROUTED
Report Gen. Chang TSo Lin
Is Held Prisoner

SHANGHAI. Oct. a.--o.n. Chang
TEo Lin has been captured at
Shanhai Kwan. his army completely
routed and the pekin armies predict
tho end % tho Chinese civil war
within week. according 20 a wire
less dispatch reaching hero from
Mukden.
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himself with God BY confession
on sunday.
That Il what "Absolys me"
means 90 tho Gentle But the
Talmul teaches before you
can make peace with God. sou
must make peace with men"
frequently nnd good IN all
religions.
/ KNOW a jew who takes
Il curious pride in being
hArd'hoiled. lie Is "a graduate
u an American university lie
j. a lawyer he wears modern
clothes. thinks modern thoughts.
and plays tho Same ot lie.
strrnuoualy. the American way.
lie denies that hs n orthodox.
Yet yesterday be closed hts
law office and shut from his
mind worldly thought lie
went 20 tho synagogus. 20
which he Is a stranger most ~
tho year. and said his kaddiah
prayer for the dead.
Il know" no told mo after.
ward. that tho thing did 20.
day was sensoleSs. perhaps bar
barie. but did a. will
always do Il on Yom klppur."
Ny friend said his kRddlsh.
suppose. for tho samo reason
NhAt walk around "A ladder
instead o. under u. know the
ladder superstition H. silly. but
rs no trouble 10 walk around
the ladder. And there might DO
something In n. after all.
MY friend. who liant "a hard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09

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Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
THE IINEUp,

LONDON The widespread popu.
larity OF bobbed hair has given wo.
men BARRIERS an important place in
the British commercial field. So many
women now crowd the hair drcssers'
shops for "bobbing" and "shingllng'
that II is felt that tho woman barber
can no longer be ignored.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
ZR-3 Makes Another
Short Trial Flight

BERLIN. Nov. s.--Ths IRA made
a short trial elight today In anuei-
patton o. her flight 20 America.
scheduled for Saturday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09

Editors Note. This Il the
second series Of articles on Peter
Miller. notorious Seattle convict
at Malia Malla, who Il serving
es 10 10 years on two conyic.
lions Of burglary and ono Of per.
Jury Milier's ease has attracted
widespread attention because hls
sentence h Of unusual length and
because strenuous efforts have
been made 10 get him out Of
prison and 90 keep him In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
HUGE DIRIGIBLEI is
ON WAY AGAIN
Shenandoah Leaves Fort
Worth for San Dleuo

RANGER. Texas Oct. s-rbs l..
5 navy difigible, Shenandoah. circled
over The city. % miles west of Fort
Worth today nt 1885 y. ma. on her
night from Fort Worth 10 san
nCEo cal
UNITED STATES ltELIuM
PLANT Fort Worth. Texas. oct 81.
After an overnight stay here tho
naval dirlgiblc Shenandoah resumed
is cross country flight 20 tho Pacific
coast at aNi a. m.
Tho bis craft clrclcd over the
helium plant grounds and giidod
southwark toward Fort Worth seven
miles away. 20 pick up the tnn OF
the Texas Pacific railroad. which Il
VIII follow 60 m Paso.
Tho neat hnding viii be al the
san Diego. cal, moorinE mast
around midnight Friday. Tho craft
was proyiaioned Tor the flisht during
tho night.
Little difficulty was anticipated on
tho i,foe.milc trip 10 tho coaat. Com.
mAnder iAnsdoWnc said. altho the
southern end ot the Rocky Mountain
range las IN the course.
A slight southerly wind prevailed
along the westward course In Texaa.
COMPLETES TRIP
FROM IAkIlIuRSr
Tho giant cpn noated over the
landing field here AZ T.s0 O'Clock last
night. having covered the i.b50-mile
flight from Lakehurst. Ia 50 hours
and 20 minutes.
Faulty equipment az the helium
plant delayed moorlng o. the big ship
FOR morr than an hour and the shsn.
Andoah was not warped 10 the mas,
until 10 o'clock.
Lieut.. J. n. Lawrence. Of 81. Paul.
was the frat officer TO swing down
the mast. closely followed by Rear
Admiral W. A. Moffct,. chief of the
nayys bureau % aeronautlcs. Doth
declared the flight was without mis-.
hap and praised the conduc, or the
bis craft on itA first landing awayfrom
It's homo base.
The Shenandoah averaged around
So miles an hour thru tho flight from
I.akchur,. Moffcu said. hitting Il
of about 80 with tail winds and slow
ing down 20 30 with head-on cur.
rents. Gasoline consumption amount
cd 10 approximately a gallon mile
during the flight. according 10 en-
sineors' report. while oil consumption
vas too small TO record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09

c. o. johnson, professional diver
broadcast from tho bottom OF tho
ocean off Atlantic CITY. Il dcscrip
ton OF tho wrecks he encountered
nine fnthoms down.
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L. s. 6. SHENANDOAH tZRD
General characteristics

I.enEth-g0o feet.
Dlametcr-7S feet.
Heights feet.
Gas capacity-e,iso,ooo cubic
feet.
Total lift (helium)-A bout
10000 pounds.
Dead weight-About 5000
pounds.
speed-About IS miles per
hour.
Horsepower - Five 800 horse
power engines; total 1900 horse
power.
CruiEing radius. without stop
ping-Ovcr 1000 miles.
Crew IN flight-Ninc officers,
% men.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
INNINGS
STARTS ON PAGE

left Ruei sacrificed. Sehf 70 Kelly.
zoohary out. Kelly unassiSted. Peck
going 20 third. McNeoly walked and
stole second. but Peck made no effort
70 score. Harris scored Peck and
McNeely with double 10 right cen.
ter The official scorers called Har.
ris' Hit n single and put him on sec.
ond By n throw TO the plate. Rice
famed.
Two runs. two hits, no errors.
SMITH INNING
NEW YORK - Frisch fouled 10
Ruel. Young out, Rucl TO Judge. on
n fast play By RueL Kelly out. liar.
ris 10 Judge.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
WASHINGTON 49, Goslin famed.
Judge out. Nchf 10 Kelly. when Nehf
hit Judges bat Bluogo walked.
Peck UP. Bluogo stolo second. Rucl
out. Nehf 10 Kelly. No runs. no hits,
no errors.
SEVENTH INNING
NEW YORK -Mcustl flied 10 Har.
rls. Wilson singled TO right. Jack.
son flied TO Goslin. Wilson holding
first. Gowdy popped 70 Harris. No
runs, ono hit. no errors.
WASHINGTON - Zachary out.
Gowdy TO Kelly, on a fast play By
Gowdy. McNoely fouled 10 Kelly.
Harris flied 10 Wilson.
No runs. no hits. no errors.
EIGHTH INNING
NEW YoRK-Snyder. batting for
Nchf, flied TO Rice. Lindstrom fan,
ned. Frisch out. Harris TO Judge,
No runs. no hits, no errors.
wASHiNGToN-Ryan now pitch
ing for New York. Rice out, Frisch
TO Kelly. Goslln famed. Judge
walked. Bluogo out. Ryan 70 Kelly
No runs, no hits, no errors.
NINTH INNING
NEW YORK-Young fouled {,
Bluegc. Kelly singled past Harris
to right. Southworth ran for Kelly
Meusel forced southworth at second
Peck to Harris, and was almos
doubled at first Peck had 10 b,
carried fro mthe field when he mad,
a spectacular stop and play. hurting
his leg again. Peck was carried OF
the field in tho midst OF n tremend
Gus ovation. Taylor went TO thlrc
and Bluege 10 short. Wilson famed
No runs. ono hit. no errors.
Totals II. H. Il
New YORK ...'.,..,,,,... l
Washington .......... .
THE LINEUP,
New Nork-Lindstrom. 5bt FrIscb
2bi Young, rfi Kelly, Iht Meusei, III
Wilson. eft Jackson. sci Gowdy, e.
Nebf. y.
Neutrality-suspicious. eft Harris
2bi Rice. RI sosIiu. III Judge. III
BIucge. 3bi peck, ssi HueI. CT znrh.
/ airy, y.
Umpircs-ISIen, bchind plate, hi.
neen mt firsti QuigIcy mt second
Connolly Mt third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
JOHNSON DOWN
TWICE IN SERIES

When the old master Sir Walter.
went down yesterday for the second
time no carried with him tho last
ordinary chance tho Senators had 10
become the tint worlds champions
Washington ever had. and they be.
eamo tho underdog In the fight for
tho series.
Despite tho gloomy outlook. there
was no pain on tho faces Of the
homo folks TO remind the Senators on
their arrival last night that things
had not gone 20 well for them IN
New York. There was tho samo pcp
and enthusiasm among the fans and
they could not Bee that their sena.
tors were at the point OF death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BASEBALL
STARTS ON PAGE 1

the band finished and the president
took hA seat.
Commissioner lands. head u base.
ball, took John McGnw and Buck
Harris. managers OF tho contendlng
clubs. over 20 the president and pre-
scented them.
pisv startsd ~ a.0g A., IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-09
Sell Parcel Post
Matter on Oct. ID

Postal officials here announced
Thursday that a sale OF a large
quantity Of parcel post matter viii
be held at the postoffice next Tues
day. October ~.
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Tho bright sun Of Walla
Waila Indian summer strcamod
thru barred window. It's rays
hlionc like n spotlight on the
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Rrodej tovarnieh 7bytkI
Pletene pradlo

s1.O0 zivntky neb spOdky &c.
Damske, rOzvlnene, dyoii mimO-
fradna velik. kus Csc.
Chan. S1.25 union trika DO S5c.
Random rOzvlnena, tezka union
trika, zvlastni cena S5c.
Dsmska $1.O0 union trika no Soc.
Princess May zimni trika, ,prav.
velikosti, po SOC.
Sl.2s Sed6 vln6n6 ziyitky 79c.
Damske vlnene, sede zivutky,-
zvl. velikosti po '79c.
fDamsk& SOc union trika x9c.
Letni trika S .hluhokym vystfi-
hem, pravid. zyIastni velikosti.
Damske soc xivdtky DO &c.
Pravidalnych, zvl&stnich / dvoj-
tych velk.
Divci sc union trlka pO. .39c.
Letni S ,dyazky. iemn6ho ga
~. u skolen yolpe,, po sec.
Demsta $3.50 union trika 10 SEQ.
Princess MAY. hedv., vm6na =
r1znych word. -
Dlsci $500 union trika ,SL75.
Ninena hedvabna, ke krku W.
strih, 4dobre sita.
gDamske $l.7s blasmersy Csc.
Bavlnene. velky vyber barev, -
a delka po 95c.
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pRivY I CEMOsl0yEIskA.

80tiny babuSky ruslks revo-
luce Bresko -Bre.kovske. v So
botu 26. ledna sruske socialis-
ticke organisaci v Praze osla-
vily osmdesate narozeniny X,
Bresko-B -Breskov,ke, "babicky
ruske revoluceb ktera leci sc
nyni v bubeneiskem sanatori.
Breskovske byb dstne blaho-
pfano. Stara lrevolucionafka
1castnila Sc aHtivni revolucni
prace po celyei 46 let. z to-
no IA let ztr;Iila We vezeni,
13 let We vyhmnstvi ma Sibiri,
10 lie nelegaln. ukryvala Sc v
Rusku a 1castnila Sc konspi-
racni prace, 6pet byla pod pri
snym policejnhn dozorem a, 2
roxy ,zdrzovale Sc v cizine. Ia
zatimni vladys r. 1917 praco.
vala 8 mesfcd svobodne. Ber.
linsky rusky ltt "Dni" veno.
val il zvlastnislavnosnti cislo
do k9erehoEy 'peli krone rus
kVch auto 81 r Wander
velde, V. ic, dr.. FIR. Sou
kup a rada>. fch predstaviteI
III socialistickych stran.
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Sta nasich lStadel We vzdu-

Sta nasich lStadel We vzdu-
chu. -Nejv6tsi skupina cesko-
slovenskych letadel vzleti phi
navsteve presidenta Francouz
ske republiky v Ceskosloven-
ske republice. Letecke piuky
a uceliste prileti do Prahy te-
mer Sc vsemi novymi stroll. V
Praze bude utvorena skupina
sto letadel. Pro nasi verejnost
bude to skutecne leteckym
svatkem. Start sta letadel a
let uzavrene formace, ktera
ztelesnuje sdohromady pres pc
tadvacet tisic konskych sill, bu-
de opravdu neco nevidaneho.
Vrazda ma Sloveusku. nne
16. ledna It. r. byl nedaleko
obce Stara Tura zavrazden i64-
lety Josef Hrdzov z Po lskalia,
okres Ilava. Pachatelem jest
Jan Kostka, sklar q tPruziny,
ktery nejprve kamenem Hrd-
.zova omracil a pax ubodal no
zem. .Oloupil jej asi .Kc 80.
a RHINE .zboz. Byl dodan do
vazby.
Propast Macocha opst hro-
benz. " ,minulych dnech MALE
zena byla ma dne propasti Ma
cochy mrtvola asi s5Oleteho
neznameho .muze. Jak Sc .da
souditi, jde o sebevraha. Sc
bevrah 81 sedl ma okraji pro-
pasti a strelil Sc; pocital tim,
re spadne dold; zIstal vSak
viseti "a nohu "a strom ma
okraji propasti. Ma prstu mel
prsten sc znackou c. P. 1894
Postovni doprava we snshu.
Mnozstvi snehu, ktere napada-
10 We vanocni dobe a po nj, "a
valo ma mnohych mistech ce-
sty tax, re mnohe automobile
we linky musely byti zastave-
: ny. .Postovni provoz ,byl vsak
udrzovan konmi anebo v nej-
horsim pripade lidmi. Dopra-
va balfkd a dopisI Sc udrzela
: plnym ,proudem, take re rad
, obecenstva nedosly zadne stfz-
nosti. Linky telegrafni a te.
lefonnf byly snehem slime po.
: skozeny zejmena ma vychod.
: MIN Slovensku a Podkarpat
ske Rusi. skody tyto byly vsal
co nejrychleji napraveny.
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sBozena Studnickova, rldlcl
matefske skoly a od-
borna spisovatelka, dovrsila
81. ledna Is let. Niue uspo-
kojenim pohlfzeti ma sve zivot-
nj dilo. Byla cinnou vsude, kde
mohla prospect detem, skolam
i svym kolegynim.
Psala i pednasela vyznamu
skol mater, napsala pro ne
radu spisI teoretickych j prak
tickych, redigovala odborny
list, byla predsedkyni stavov-
skho spolku a byl zvana k
praci vsude, kde Sc jednalo o
odb. informace (od nj pocha-
zeji take stati mater. sko-
ZACH v Pedag. slovniku a pod.
Pod jejim vedenim pripravilo
Sc ia dobu SO let k svemu L.
kolu mnoho ucitelek mater.
skol, jez rady vzpominaji civil
prozitych v jeji skole. Zkrat-
ka - byla vsestranne cinnou
We SVEN oboru. Jeste nyni jest
CHINA literarne. Takovych IL
di sve praci pine oddanych
pfejeme nasi republice hojne
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