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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-21
PRINCETON MAN
 FINED FOR FIGHT

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2O.-Howell Van Gerbig, assistant coach of the Princeton football squad, was fined ten dollars and costs, and Edmond c. Stout, captain of the Princeton foot ball team was discharged at a hearing before a police magistrate today fol- lowing their arrest late last night on a charge of disorder1y conduct. They were arrested as a result of dispute with a theatrical manager. Van Ger big and Stout had intended to meet friends but when they reached the theater the show was over.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-21
GATOR RATS TO =
 HOLD BIG RACE
Freshmen Cross Country Event To Feature Home Coming

GAINESVILLE, Fla, Nov. 2O.- Especial. Another addition to the Unit versity of Florida homecoming day at- traction, November 27, has been announced by Student Track Manager Birkett Jordan, who states that every Freshman in the university will take part in a gigantic Rat cross country race to be staged just before the Flor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-21
TO TRAIN IN FLORIDA

WINTER HAVEN, Fla, Nov. 20.- The Columbus baseball team of the American association has signed con tract to train here Tor three weeks next March, it was announced today by the athletic committee of the chamber of commerce. The visitors will occupy the Athletic field used by the Chicago White
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-21
By PARKE H. DAVIS.

5sBy PARKE H. DAVIS,
 Member of Football Rules Committee from 1910 to 1921. Author of present values
 of scoring plays; present numbers of
 downs and yards to gain; numbers upon < the players; the forward pass zone;
 and numerous other features of the game.
 The time has arrived to arraign the tumble. For one hundred years with out change or reform players have been permitted to pick up a tumble, run to their opponents goal-line and score, touchdown. This feature of football is uncouth, unfair and a relic of long by gone era. The proper disposition of this fluke play is to change the rules so that the all shall be put down for scrimmage at the point where tumble is recovered by the side recovering the tumble and no run allowed. If the tumble is recovered behind an oppon- ents' goal line the ball should be put in play at the point where fumbled.
 The present action in regard 70 runs with captured fumbles originated at Rugby school in 1925. At that time the game was merely a casual contest between intramural teams of Rugby, representing the different houses. To- day the game is a battle between the entire forces of universities and colleges. A whole year is spent in propagation for one game. Scores of men devote
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-21

ida-Drake football scrap or between the halves of the game. afssz,. %s,.
 The Rat cross country cinder affair is new thing in Gatertown and is at tracting much attention among the members of the Freshmen class. It is proposed to make the race an annual occurrence each year on homecoming day
The Washington times., 1924-05-01
, Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, May 1.--Grains CON.
tinued weak at the opening today,
most futures shading yesterdays
final prices.
Wheat started unchanged to 4
cent lower, with scattered selling.
Prominent commission houses took
the offerings on the break and ele
Vator interests again. bought May
against sales of July.
Corn started u to n cent lower.
with scattered selling and little
support. Buying of May against
sales, Of July at IA cents differ
ence is a feature.
Oats started unchanged to u cent
higher, with small offerings ard
scattered buying by commission
houses.
Provisions inactive, with offerings
lacking.
Opening prices were:
Wheat-MAy, $1.OS@A; july
$1.05A@h; September, $1.O5A Oh.
Corn-May, 76%c.; July, 78A@
Ac.:'September, 78c
Oats-May. 467s @47c.; July, AN
@kc.; September, 401sc.
Rye-May, 63Hc.; July 66 c.
The Washington times., 1924-05-01
Chicago Live Stock.

HoEs-Receipts, $4,000: market, 5 to
~ higher. Bulk, $7l0@7.40; Top. $745.
Weight, ,:7;1SgL+s: light weight. 17i0
packing sows. smooth. Se.7006.ss; Pack
ing sows. rough, $3.50 6.7o; pigs, $3.50
cattle-Receipts 5000: market, strong
to 10 cents higher. Beef steers-Choice
good, $s,5oG1O.OO; good and choice,
5000 @ 1900; common and medium.
1850 q $50. Butcher cattle-Heifers
!5.5o@1O,5O; cows. $4,000 $50; bulls,
$4.0O a 100. Gamers and cutters-Cows
and heifers. s2.O004.50; Gamer steers
500 200; veal calves Digit and
$500 q $50; stOcker steers. s5.5o@S.25;
stocker cows and heifers, $3.5O@5.50;
stocker calves $5.30@8.5O.
Sheep - Receipts, 10000: market,
strong. Lambs (s4 lbs. DOWN.. wooded,
clipped. s12;to@I47s; lambs: culls and
commons, $11. 00@13.00; spring lambs,
$4,000 1850; yearling wethers, $3.50 q
$50; ewes. 7.oo@S,5O; ewes. culls and
common. 33.Oo@600; breeding ewes,
5000 $50; feeder lambs. $14.50@15.75
The Washington times., 1924-05-01
T0CKS SHOW
DOWNWARD
7 R END
Cut in Rediscount Rate
Created Only Temporary
~ Strengths at Opening.
BY Fl. j. DUIZEND.
copyright, 1924, by Cosmopolitan
News SerYica.l.

News Service.),
NEW YORK, May 1.-Announce.
ment by the Federal Reserve Board
of New York of q reduction in its
rediscount rate created only tenn
perary strength in the first two
hours trading on the stock ex-
change today. Sreculators in their
present bearish frame of mind could
only see in the banks action a con-
flrmatton of their belief that the
the industrial and commercial trend
was downward and sold stocks free
~ as soon as the early demand from
tlmid shorts was filled
Those; operators refused to .ac-
knowledge the importance of the
rate cut as regards the long range
outlook, totally ignoring the fact
tnat downward reVisions in the re-
discount figure in the past have
always been followed sooner or later
by an expansion in business &C
tivities.
Trading started off with a rush,
short covering in the speculative
Issues and Investment buying In the
better grade securities giving the
list u strong appearance. A 2-point
ADVANCE IN American Can was a
noteworthy development, but other
recognized leaders made also i'm
pressive gains.
Buying power, however, soon
petered out and bear operations on
moderate scale We're resumed in
many directions AS a result mi
tlal gains were Cancelled and small
losses established in number of
cases. The declining industrial
tide in various industries tended to
bring to the forefront the question
or corporate earnings which found
expression in steady offerings in
the steel equipment and motor
groups. Oils, too, developed heavi.
ness, probably in response to the
increase in the weekly crude pro-
duction. Congoleum was a bear
target in. the speciality section,
but strength was displayed in
Dawson Chemical, Utah Securities
and Corn Products.
Railway shares moved little one
way or another, excepting Norfolk
and Western which showed signs
of renewed accumulation. The con-
tinued absence of selling pressure
in this group was significant in
view OF the rather disappointing
March met earnings which indi-
Gated d decrease of between and
8 per cent from those of the. same
month last week. -..:.. il.
Call money renewed at AZ per
The Washington times., 1924-05-01
Commodity Market News.

NEW YORK, May Reaction in
the raw sugar market which car
ried Cuban raws down to 6.25 cents,
elf, was the natural sequel to the
rapid advance which preceded.
Weakness in December was most
pronounced, being accumulated by
European selling orders in anticipa
ton Of continued advance. Today's
cables report offering of raw sue ar
in Cuba at AZ cents, cost and
freight, which is fractionaily lower
than bottom prices prevailing for
few weeks. There is a range of
about 80 points in Offering prices
of refined sugar. IN New York.
While the bulk of sales were at 9
cents, the range is from 7.80 to $40.
Receipts of fresh butter and
The Washington times., 1924-05-01
A Profitable Investment
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investments have been financial institutions where the
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The Washington times., 1924-05-01
Crude Oil Production

NEW YORK, May domestic
crude oil production in the week
ended April 26, was at an average
of 1,941,O5O barrels a day, an in
CREASE Of $500 barrels over the pre-
ceding week, according to American
Petroleum Institute today.
California production was 646,600
barrels daily, an increase Of 1900.
Increases were also reported from
Oklahoma, Kansas, North Texas,
North Louisiana, Arkansas, Wyond-
ing and Montana.
Imports of crude and refined oils
during the same period averaged
226,714 barrels a day, compared with
26O, ia for the week ended April 10.
The Washington times., 1924-05-01
N. Y. Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, May IA some
what lower trend was seen at the
opening Of the cotton exchange to-
day. Options receded from five to
seven points,. but pressure was light,
being in response to slightly easier
Liverpool cables and favorable
weather reports.
May opened at 29.40, off seven
points; July at 27.S0, off five points,
and October at 24.25, off five points.
The Washington times., 1924-05-01
Officers and
Directors

L. E. BREUNINGER
President and General Manager
President, L. Z. Breuninger q Sons
Construction Co.
President, "Citizens' Savings Bank
THOMAS SOMERVILLE
Vice President
President, Thomas Somerville Co.
President. Park Savings Bank.
Director. National Metropolitan Bank.
FRED DREW
President, Fred Drew Co.. Inc.
Director, Citizens Savings Bank.
Director, Second National Bank.
T. C. DULIN
Secretary and Treasurer, Dulin 3
Martin Company.
Director, Federal-American National
Bank.
FRANK H. EDMONDS
Director, Continental Trust Co.
Director, Fidelity Savings Bank.
EDWARD C. ERNST
Electrical Contractor.
SOL. LANSBURGH
President. Lansburgh & Bro.
ANDREW LOFFLER
President. A. Loffler Provision Co..
Director. Lincoln National Bank.
r. L. NEUHAUSER
Vice President
Vice President. Citizens Savings Bank.
MAI. GEN. ANTON
STEPHAN
Treasurer
General Manager. Dulin & Martin
Company.
Commanding General Of the National
Guard OF the District of Columbia.
and Commanding General of he
goth Division Of the National Guard.
! HAYDEN JOHNSON
Donaldson. johnson 4 Frailey. At:or-
neys.
Director. Mt. Vernon Savings Bank.
Trust Officer and Counsel Commercial
National Bank.
SAMUEL MILLER
President, Samuel Miller & Company.
Inc.
Director. International Exchange Bank.
WILLIAM MUEHLEISEN
President Mt. Vernon Savings Bank.
HORACE G. Swiftly
Vice President and Treasurer, N. L.
Sansbury Company.
Director. Citizens Saving Bank.
HENRY L. BREUNINGER
Architect and Builder.
MICHAEL A. WELLER
President. Weller Construction Com
pany Inc.
Director. National Capital Bank.
Director. National Capital Insurance.
company OF the District OF Columbia.
CHALES A. CARRY
Director, Commercial National Bank.
DONALD WOODWARD
President. Woodward 4 Lothrop.
Director, Washington Loan & Trust
Company.
DONALDSON, JOHNSON
& FRAILEY
Counsel
The Washington times., 1924-05-01

other dairy products have been
liberal, and demand corresponding
higher. Fresh creamery butter y
available at 81 cents. Invoices ~
domestic, cheese indfcate more 1;b
eraI co1signments within the next
weeks. The egg market is some
what unsettled. arrivals running
above, average and storage SUP
plies increasing.
The Washington times., 1924-05-01
Oil Stocks.

FURNISHED by w. b. Hibba 4 Coz
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The Washington times., 1924-05-01
: Curb Stocks.

FURNISHED by W. B. Hibbs & Coz
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-22
dMRTl RI. MARIE
PALDOvE,

Dnesniho rama rozloucila sc
S nami pani Marie Paldova,
vdova po zaslouzilem nasem
krajanovi obchodniku Vote
chu Paldovi, jenz byl taktez
jednim z nejstarSich osadnikI.
Byla rozena Kudrlova, narodi-
la Sc l.. 1848 v Doubrave v &C.
chach a do Ameriky Sc presid
lila V itlem veku 6 rokI, tax
re mezi nami stravila plnych
10 roku. Do. Clevelandu sc
vydala "a Vojtecha Paldu
z Detroit poeatkem let sedm-
desatych.
Pohfeb stafieke osadnice ko
nan bude z domu zesnule,
1913 Riverway Drive v Lake
wood sobotu dine "a. kv6tna
o 2 hodine odpoledni peel po-
hrobnicke firmy A. Nosek a
synove ma hfbitov Lakeview.
Zesnula zaslouzila prdkop-
nice zanechava zde syny, ve-
smes zaujimajici celna po-
staveni v zivote veTejnem, PIP.
Slavoje w., Jifiho, Iva a Vol.
techa, dcery ppi. Ladu Kyse.
lovou a Olgu Svarcovou, bra
ira Jakuba Kudrle q sestru
pi. katerinu Svojsovou krone
nekolika vnukd. S pribuznym
truchli mad ochodem jejim
pfecetni znami zejmena star
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-22

Tlucenf sfdce. Pan F. L.
Pail z Viking, Alta, pfse :
l',.pel jsem po Nouhou dobu
t,ucenifn sidce. Nebyl jsem 8
20 konati ami lehkou praci, pc
revaaz pfi nejmensi prilezi-
tosti stavalo Sc mi dychani OBJ
tiznSm; v mem srdci nastalo
huceni d srdce pocalo mi ry-
chile tlouci. Mel jsem pocit dz-
.,..osti 4 zavrati. Po vyuzivani
nekolika lahvi Ora Petra Ho-
boko citim Sc znamenite a
moi sousede Sc nyni ma lex
ten poptavaji." Tento prostt
bylinny lex pomaha k docfle-
nj krve slime, cervene a ciste
posiluje nervovou soustavu a
ma nlahodarny dcinek ma kaz-
dy llstroj v tele. Zkuste jej,
Neni to lex lekarnicky; mo-
hou jei dodati jen zvlastni
jednatele. Piste DR.. Fahrney
and Sons Co., 25O1 Washing.
tor Blvd, Chicago, Ill.
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy de
likatesnl obchod 5 prodejem
doutnikd, kde sc trzi pres
$3.50 tydne.. Je pfi mem byt o
5ti pokojich. Nalesa Sc {.
4505 zap. 35. ul. Vemte w.
25th st. Through Car aneb
prijd'te do cfsla 1878 Miles
Ave. ga
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zAcaRANEni pLAvCl Ma PEvNInE.

Sault St Marie Mich, 81 kvetna. - Jedenact clend
muzsva parnku Orinoco jenz ztroskota ezefe Su
peror nede odeeo odtud dnes do Bay City. ostat
nj sednact zachranenych jsou zdesi nemocnc Je
den Mich ma zomenou ruku kdezto osat tp nasledken1
omrznut obced udd Vchhi vzdavaji nadsenou chvalu
kap D. a. Williamson vecneho parnicku Gargantua, enz
nedbaje vasniho nebezpec zachranl e We cunu po
steni parffku zemreli nasedkem zimy diva muzi William
Ostrander Clarence Carkson chz tela byla pfve
zena =
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-22

III nase generace, ktera Sc sty
kavala Sc zemrelou krajankou
"a drivejsich let.
Budiz JEFF pamatce zacho-
vana vzdy vdetna vzpomin-
ka!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-22

Elyria o. 21 kvetna. Rudolph Pfefer, bydlici etyTi
mile h cd Grafton e dnes $4,000 denne bohatsi nex
by Pynova studna, vydavac 100000 krychlo-
vych stop pynu denne bya totz vyvrtana eho arme
Ohio Fuel Supply Go. Columbus Je tricet pyn vyda-
vacch stun nekoik stop cd ez byla vyvrtana
PfeferoyE farme
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-22

pfedstavila jste jej "a meho
zenicha, vyzvala jsem pana
cudesova dovolavajic sc jeho
cti jakozto muze, ably vidal
Sc 1myslu ma snatek Sc mnou,
jelikoz oba byli bychom ne
lst astni."
Hrab6nka svrastila oboci..
"Pravis, zes ucinila tax v
den sveho zasnoubeni?"
"Ano, tetinko. Pred dvema
mesici."
''Dobra, muzes jfti."
Vasilisa poslechla a hraben
Ika, jez zhstala samotna, po-
norila sc V premysleni. Nikdy
by sobe nebyla pomyslila, re
Vasilisa tax smeleho cinu Sc
odvazi. PAX vzpomnela 81 opet
ma Cudesova a tazala sc sarla
sebe, proc on sam nesvefil Sc
il touto lasnou a vyslovnou
vypovedi vasilisy.
"Ci snad Sc bal" tazala sc
Ihrabenka V duchu sama sebe
"ze snad bych byla pc Will
sve netefi? Niue vsak brat
sobe meme smyslejici muz "a
chot' divku, ktera iej nemilu,
ie, a ktera, dovolavajic Sc je
no cti, prosi jej, aby zrekl Sc
: svcho nmyslu?"
Nyni teprve pripadlo ns
, mysl hrabence, Zdali Cudeso,
vubec Vasilisu miloval. Reklt
sc il ovSem, ze videl Vasilis,
v kostele a Od toho casu u
pro nj horuje; avsak hraben
ka po cely ten cas-, co dovole
no mel il navstevovati, nespo
zorovala nikdy tuto naklon
most.
TAX dosp6la hrab6nka v
svyeh dvahach, kdyz pojed
8 nou vstoupil sluha, jenz n
stfibrnem talifi podaval il ne
I jaky dopis.
e "Od pana cudesova," pra
: vii. "Odpoved' sc neceka."
3 Tise pax odesel.
|. Hrabenka pozorovala tent
! list; obalka byla cista, otis
2 peceti ostry; ma prvni tent
i okamzik naklonnost hraber
4 Gina opet Sc k nemu nachylil;
: XXX.
a Vasilisa opousti svdj zalaf.
v .rozcileni rozlomila hrs
A benka pecet' a ctla nasleduj
u ci fadky:
"vysoce ctena hrabenko!'
i Prokazala Jste mi veliko
81 laskavost, re pfijat jsem b,
" kruh Vasi rodiny; "a tut
Vasi yelkomyslnost co xiv z;
n vazan budu Yam neskonaIyn
diky, odmitave chovani Va
sletny netere vsak jest mi p
& hnutkou, &c dmyslu swell
t. jsem nucel Sc zrici. Mech
81 miti ma svedomi nestesti mi
,e de divky, sjez povzdy z1stai
mne drahou."
4 "Boze, jak ie to sahofio
Le he!" pravila hrabenka k sol
= nevrle.
" (Pokracovani.)
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DoNoDA ITALIE A BELclE.

Milan, 21 kvetna Pri konferenci konane mezi al-
skym premerem Mussolinm belgickym premierem Theu
nisem eho zahrancnim minsrem Hynnasem bylo pri-
cine posupu obou zemi zreelem reparacim zpravc
Dawesove doceno dohody tTech vecech By bylo male
hano provedeni zprvy odbornik 2 Ably byla svoana
konference spoencd B. Ably jednan mezispojeneckych
dluzich bylo vedeno spolecne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-22

PRODA Sc pekne venkovni
misto Maple Heights, dIm
0 sesti pokojich, koupelna,
plyn, elektrika, mestska voda,
nedaleko kary a skoly. Lot je
so pri 200 str. Toto je nlisto
pro milovnika zahrady a ro-
mantiky. Majetck Sc po pff-
pade vymeni "a mensi NEST
sky majetek. Pritina prodeie
obchod V miste. The Atlas FL
nance Co., 5458 Broadway.
Ptejte sc ma Rob. Kohout.
5-22
- Is
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PRAvE -PCSTAvENY moderni

PRAVE -PCSTAVENY moderni
dum ma vych. 106. ul. {. 1860,
0 6 svetnicich, dubove podla-
ry, fire place, china cabinets a
jine zafizeni. Da Sc pod cenu,
bude-li prodan tento tyden.
Haste sc u stavitele a MATTE
lie v {. 3425 vych. 103. ul.
Tel. Broadway 1922 M 5-22
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Pfistfizens vlasy

Pfistfizene vlasy
"Tak GO, babicko mann zavo
lat doktora?"
"Doktora ne, radeji holicc,
chtela bych jeste, nez umfu,
take novy aces ''nilzado.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-22

~
to, ze zavolala jej Zina. On
tedy ma nj myslel, on il milu-
je. Phi teto myslence vytrysk-.
~ ubohe sirote horke Shy
Byl tedy prece ma svete ne
kdo, kdo il miloval! Byl tedy
prece jeste nekdo, jenz pro nj
vydal Sc ma dalekou cestu,
ably vyprostil il z okov1 bo-
la a trapeni.
| Jak vroucne modlila sc pax
"a toho slechetneho muze,
ktereho druhdy zarmoutila a
I jenz piece il TAX nevyslovne
miloval!
| 90! pravila sama k sobe,
"jestli mne vysvobodi a mali
Imne jest6 rad, jak rada stala
bych Sc jeho oddanou choti!'
| Ryl to prvni vecer, kdy v
tomto nevlidnem pokoji nynej
sim usnula S dsmevem ma
rtech.
TAX uplynul Vasilise den, v
nemz Surov vyzval Cudesova
ma souboj.
Druhy den prinesl j jeste
vetsi pfekvapeni.
V obvyklou hodinu sla do
lii do budoiru sve tety, kdez
iako vzdy posadila Sc, zabyva
JIG Sc pletenim.
Cudesov vSak nepfichazel.
1Irabenka dala nelibost
svou ma jevo. Plocha slonoya
kost', kterou rozrezavala lis
ty zabavnych casopisech, mi
hala Sc takrka letmo v ru-
kach hrab6ncinych a oko jeji
kazdych pet minut obratilo sc
ma cifernlk u hodin.
Konecne uderila pata hodi-
ma; sluha prisel oznamit, ze
obed jest pripraven. Vasilisa
odesla hrabenkou do jidel,
ny, nevymenivse mezi sebo,
: ami slova.
: Pocit hrabenky nelze peren
vyliciti. Jaka to opovazlivost
: il nechati cekati! A kdo by
} ten, kteryz dopustil Sc toht
: skutku? Clovek tax hlubok,
pod nj stojici, prosty ten Ii
: rednik, ktereho ona protezo
vala a ku kteremu snizila 81
: tax, re chtela jej nazyvat
svym zetem? Tot bylo nesly
j chane! A neschazelo yer,
mnoho re svatby nebylo b.
: byvalo niceho.
Ob6d odbyl sc mlcky, je
: likoz kazdy die prisneho
! zasmusileho' obliceje hraber
n XIV poZnal, re nusilO Sc stat
g ndco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
a Zina, kteraz jedina vedels
ze Cudesov tenkrate neprise
J, mela nelicenou radost, re Vi
: lecna lest jeji Sc povedla.
e Miss Juniorova v duchu $
e strachovala a kazdou mint
tou obava jeji rostla, ze je,
y spoluyina pride ma jevo a Z
< bude potrestana. Jenom scht
l. vanky a pan Wachtel jak
= vzdy hledeli 81 pouze obed,
l. Kdyz rozdany byly zaku
a ky, povstala hrab6nka a re
u cilenim prijimala podekovai
svych stolovnikI, pax odesl
"a do sveho budoifu a dala VI
"a silise ma <srozumenou, ably 81
IA ia nj.
i Kdyz octly Sc samotny, IN
'e benka Sc posadila Vasilis
D. nechala pred sebou stati:
"Tvui zenich dnes nepi
{; sell pravila. "Ucinilas ]
10 snad neco, elm chovani to d
s. 10 by SIC omluviti?"
~ Vasllisa pohledla ma hrabt
y ku zvedavou tyari q pravil;
"Ne, tetinko!"
e. "MazeS mi tedy dati S,
a cstne slovo, zes zadnym sku
I KEN, ami slovem nehiedela
a ZmaTiti mui umysI. aby on