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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-24
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
PhiIadelphia, 6--si WaShlnSton. S.,
Boston. 81; New York, I'll,
Chicago, 81 Detroit, 4.
ST. Louis, I0i Cleveland, s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-24
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
New York at Bklyn. New York at Phila.
81 Louis at Cinein. ST. Louis at CiBcin.
Pittsburgh at Chicago. Pittsburgh at Chicago.
BROOKLYN at Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-24
Second Game.


'Batted for Sand in ninth inning
iran for Macdonald IN ninth ianins.
EcnTa nv inningEt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-24

I.5e0- meter free stvie OIvmntr Won h.
Lester Crahbe (Outrigser Canoe Club. Homo
!glrl; second, 7Rym0rd Ru6dv New v3rs
\. c.: third. austin Cls9o HOLLYWOOD 4
GO fourth. Frank Pri.chard Buffalo Y Il.
c, -. Time, S0.493s
i0A-meter back xsreke OlymBie-Won by
George Ko'ae New York Boys Club; sec
nn1. Paul Wyatt fUniontovn. Pa1: third.
walter Laufer Lake Shore A. C, ChicaSois
Evening star., 1928-01-23
ARMY FLOOD PLAN
SCORED " SENATE
HaWes Calls Scheme "Mur.
derous"-H0use Group
Hears Engineer.

By tho Associated Press
While the administration food con-
troll plan was being explained to the
House flood control committee today by
It's author Maj. Gen. Jadwin Its proVi-
sions came under severe attack at a
Senate hea, ng.
Gen Jadwin, who formulated the
plan as chief of Army Engineers. de-
tailed to the House committee seven
trips he made through last years food
district. and told the considerations
which led to his conclusions.
Critics of the project launched their
attack at the opening of hearings by
tor Hawes. Democrat, Missouri leading
Off with the assertion that the Jadwir
plan was the most murderolis engi-
neering thing I ever have read in M
life"
As one instance. Senator Hawes said
that in Missouri they have a levee
which will hold the floods of the Mis-
sissippi River, but that Jadwin proposed
that this levee be cut down 2 feet
and another constructed miles farther
from the river
Then JadWin suggests. as though 1t
is minor detail" Senator Hawes said
that the lowered levee may permit q
flood of the lands between the two
levees every four or five years Such
floods would inundate about l6OO0
acres. these every four or five years
and we OF Missouri don't want that good
farming acreage flooded"
Evening star., 1928-01-23
bORAR DEMANDS
CURT|SDR'Y STAND
Asks Kansas Senator for
Statement in Presidential
Campaign.

Senator Borah. Republican. of Idaho.
who has become one OF the leading de-
tenders of prohibition. today put a
series of questions to Senator Curtis
Republican. of Kansas. seeking to de-
velop the views of the Senate majority
leader on the wet and dry question in
the event Curtis should be the Rcpub-
lican nominee for President
Your friends have placed you in line
for the nomination for the Presidency. "
began Senator Boral'S letter to the ma
jority leader Il venture in view of
that fact to ask your views upon a mat
ter in which there is a wide and deep
interest throughout the country. am
sure you will be free to express your
self on this important issue
Quizzed on Plank.
First, do YOU favor incorporating In
the next national Republican platform
plank specifically referring to the
eighteenth amendment and pledeing
the candidates and the party to a Wig
orous and faithful enforcement of the
amendment and the laws enacted to
carry into effect the constitutional
amendments?
What is your attitude and what
yoAa dtiliUut tUWdEO Tie
amendment and its enforcement in
case you are nominated and elected?"
States Decision.
do you favor the enactment into law
OF the principle embodied In the New
York referendum that the Congress
should modify the Federal act to en-
force the eighteenth amendment so that
the same shall not prohibit the manu-
facture. sale. transportation. importa-
ton or expectation OF beverages which
are not in fact Intoxicating. as deter
mined in accordance with the laws OF
the respective States? In other words.
do you favor program of legislation
which will enable every State to deter
mine for itself the alcoholic content NJ
beverages TO be manufactured, sold and
transported throughout the country?
do you favor the repeal nj the eight
eenth amendment or the repeal of the
Volstead act?"
Senator Borah will address similar
letters 10 other Republican candidates.
Evening star., 1928-01-23
VIRGINIA TO ENACT
| SEA FOOD LAWS SOON
Commissioner Says Maryland Con-
servation Methods Will Be
Adopted in Dominion.
Speciat Dispatch 10 The sta.

Special Dispatch 10 The sta.
BALTIMORE. January 23.-vir-
ginia will enact conservation laws
similar TO those now in effect In Mary
land. swepson Earle. conservation COM
missioner. has been informed By Harry
r. Houston. commissioner OF fisheries
OF the Old Dominion State.
In letter TO Mr.. Earle. the Virginia
commissioner said that the proposed
legislation protecting SEA food products
is meeting Endorsement all over the
State.
One OF the principal sections of the
proposed law is the 3-inch Gull oyster
law which went into effect In Mary
land last year
The 3-inch law provides that no
oyster may bc taken from the beds ii,
the Chesapeake Bay or It's tributaries
unless 1t measures at least 3 inrhes
from tip 10 tip OF Its shell. The con.
servasion commissioner Is also EN-.
powered 10 set off certain oyster.
producing areas and forbid longing oi
dredging activities In those areas until
he Is assured the supply Is sufficient
to Withstand reaping.
Evening star., 1928-01-23
hot DOG" JUDGE
CLAIMED BY DEATH
,ssing of Frank W. Troth,
II, Follows Reversal of
Roadside Fine.


ALEXANDRIA. Va. January %.
At his home near here in Fairfax
County last night, Justice OF the Peace
Frank w. Troth. known as the hot
icg" judge because of the fact that
motorists charged with violating the
state license laws were uied. at sand
wiCh stand or other convenient road
side places. died last night of heart
trouble He was II years old.
Last Friday Judge Troth was re-
verscd in the case of Dr.. w. A. Frank
land of Washington, D. c.. who ap-
pcalcd to the Fairfax Circuit Court
when fined 81 on q charge of illegally
operating An automobile in Virginia
under District of Columbia tag DR..
Frankland was first tried at sandwich
stand. but demanded that three justices
hear his case. as his legal right. Two
other justices were called upon by
Judge Troth to preside with him. and
when the defendant and his attorney
appeared the proprietor of the sand
wich stand refused to spare room for
the hearings. which were conducted on
the roadside.
DIR. Frankland Appeals.
upon the GROUNDS tnat ne Is resi-
dent of Washington and that the cot
tage rented by his wife near Fort Hum
phreys. TO which he was driving when
arrested. had nothing to do with his
automobile. which he claimed he main
tanned at his Washington residence, DIR.
Frank!and appealed the case when the
three judges imposed nominal fine OF
81. The charge was dismissed by Judge
Samuel c. Brent in Circuit Court at
Fairfax. but stay was granted pend
ing the filing of a writ of error bv The
prosecuting officers. and this leaves the
case in abeyance
What effect the death of Judge Troth
may have upon the final outcome OF
DR.. Franklands case is uncertain
Heart Disease Victim.
Although victim of heart disease.
Judge Troth was injured several me n'hs
ago by fall down the stairs of his
home and for time waS under treat
ment at the Alexandria Hospital. II
is believed this injury had an effect
upon his health.
He was born In Virginia and for many
years lived at Accotink. where he con-
Quoted general store and also a erist
mill. Besides his wife. who is an inva-
lid. he is survived by two daughters.
Funeral services will be held at 3
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at the resi-
dence. burial to be in Woodlawn Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1928-01-23
THREE IN AUTOMOBILE
KILLED AT CROSSING
Man. Wife and Grandchild Are
Victims of Accident Near
Richmond. Va.
BY the k.soctateo Ptess.

By the h.socate6 Ptess
RICHMOND. Va. January o.
Three persons met death at a grade
crossing near here yesterday when the
automobile in which they were riding
was struck By westbound freight train
o! the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway.
jules Maycur. "a. and his wife. Mrs.
Juiiette Mayeur. II. hurled 40 feet
from the tracks. were instantly killed.
while their grandchild. Majorie Clark.
3 years old. died shortly after she had
been rushed to a local hospital. All
we're Of this city.
There being no obstructions on either
side OF the crossing. II vas believed by
county officers %ho investigated the
accident that the machine stalled on
the tracks
Evening star., 1928-01-23
DENIAL. OF CHARGE
FILED BY L0WMAN
Treasury Post Appointee De-
nounces Accusation Which
Blocks His Confirmation.


Seymour Lowman. whose nomination
as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
in charge of prohibition and customs
has been held up in the Senate finance
committee. has written Senator Curtis
of Kansas. denying the truth OF COM
plants that he has permitted two brew
cries to operate illegally in the con-
cresSional district in New York in which
he lives,
Lowman. who is serving under re-
cess appointment. said one OF the
brewerics in question was closed and
that the other was now grain alcohol
dis;illery. operating under regular per.
nit from the prohibition unit issued
before he took office.
Senator Curtis said the reply was
satisfactory to him. but that before
making his report to the committee he
would confer with Senator Willis oi
Ohio. one of the leaders Of the Senate
drys. who has asked to be consulted
on the nomination.
Details as to the complaint will be
withheld by Senator Curtis pending his
report.
Evening star., 1928-01-23
TWO BAPTIST CHURCHES
BURN ON SAME DAY
Isle Of Wight. Va. Pires. Causing
@25. 900 Loss. Laid 10 Sparks
and Overheated Furnace.

~ ihe As~sH8stea Ftees
NORFOLK. Va, January 23.Two
Baptist Churches located in Isle of
wight County were DESTROYED bv fire
yesterday The NH Swamp Church said
u be the Oldest in the denomination In
Virginia and one o! the first establih he'd
IN America. Was burned with a loss Of
about $4,000 TIE original church.
known IA the Eurieigh Baptist Church
VAS built IN 1916 .! wood
The second destroyed VAT the Central
HIil Church near Isle OF Wight Court
House II vas ore o! the larg ri IN the
cornty The ioAs b. sbou, $4,000 The
Mil f~smp Church 1aE said in nave
bern Sst On fire bY sparks falling on
the root An o"e; heated furnace vas
blamed Tor iae destruction ct the
Central Hili structure.
Evening star., 1928-01-23
BOTH LEGS FRACTURED.
Injury Of Modnt Rainier Man Fol.
lowed by Drivers Arrest.

Epssqsi Dsspsieh 81 The star
MOUNT RAINIER. Nd. January
23.~~Harry Wells. IS years old. coi0red
Of 2il7 Fifth street Washington. was
held under q $500 bond b. Justice %.
the Peace Hugh OSeil at Bla6ens-
burg last night on charge Of reckless
driving His automobile had run Cosn
Joseph Brown. 50 years Old " 55i7
T'hivty-f.th street Mount Rainier. at
Tnjrty-foUrth street and Rhode Island
avenue Brown waE ta1eD 70 GARFIELD
Hospital. Washington. Both legs we're
broken
SeYgf HerYeg q Nacfsn .. ,he
py4Dee Georges County Police Cour ar
YeSDc Wells He S3li be given d hear
ing wednesday ia the County Police
Court a. HYs;tsYille by Judge j. Cney
SbeFaa,
Evening star., 1928-01-23
PLANE CARRIER SAILS.
Saratoga TO Take on Torpedoes at
Newport Before Going to Pacific.

NORFOLK, Va January % OPl.--
The giant airplane carrier Saratoga
which has been at anchor in Hamp-
ton Roads since Tuesday. taking aboard
supplies. ammunition and airpianes
sailed yesterday for Newport. r. L.
where size is TO load torpedoes before
proceeding 10 the Pacific Coast 10 join
the Unitd States feet II vas planned
TO test QEt her facilities for launching
and Landing planes on the trip up the
coast and some Of the flyers taken
aboard here viii get their first taste
o. taking of and Landing on a ships
deck The destroyer Biliingsly is ac-
cornpanying the ship 70 act as tender
In event any Of the airnen come 10
grief during the nsneuverS
Evening star., 1928-01-23
KILLED BY GAS BLAST.
Alleged West Virginia Moonshinei
Victim in Secret Room.

FAIT2MOkT. W va. January - tE')
An alleged Ds0onshlneF MAS Killed 81
Pennington rear here yesterday when
natural gas ezpiDdeo 81 he struck q
nlsten on entering secret r,on9. con-
siFUc.Hc under pig pen Oh his farm
ygrs1}ss Eiabe 80 Was the gicttm
A8ttaoTgiies halG the. briieseo hose
Usec " rIu RaS IubD lbe plsnt. bao
bpelyfne GlAeot7iaertHG The blast YaA
10 ssrofa fnst the cOnrfele walls oi
tBe sgsdcef sbsngt3ef N~rr blown ~
pleefE. sn6 ere vh!ch toi!abrd Ge.
stFoyec sU adjoining barn D,gei hef
yita several p.ga aEc fhrm Implements
Evening star., 1928-01-23
Bootiegger Heavily Fined

~ 3s5 FF3FIT#77 2 ~
ALEXANDRIA Va january rs
j II gslLafter a. wears o.c. III 81 hofin
ST kssDjl street Nsk arrested SHUT
day when Fal6 on his home nettea .
quantity oi liquor What H. Youf ~
clGstyQnf" eskeo Poiife Capt w W
CsTnp1eli afAn H;lafef va Dfoli. .rhi
into hesoal.agbTs s'I|SotlegReT' ne
TeDjle6
pe Ass fined $2G SUI sentennd ~
sessf &iE months ia laii when ~
Tssgued lD i'OAtc Egupi this morning
Evening star., 1928-01-23
CAPT. D. J. M0YNIHAN
DIES AT WALTER REED
Retired officer Succumbs at Age
of 6l-Funeral to Be Held
on Thursday.

Capt. Daniel J. Moynihan. U. S. A..
retired. 81 years old. died at Walter
Reed General Hospital this morning fol-
lowing a short illness.
He is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Helen S Moynihan. 1880 North Fifth
street. Miami. Fla. who has been resid-
inc at the Service Club at Walter Reed
during her husbands confinement. a
brother also survives
Funeral services will be held Thurs
day morning with mass at the knights
of Columbus hut at the hospital at
10 o'clock. Interment will be In Airing
ton National Cemetery with military
honors.
Capt Moynihan was born at SInder-
land. Mass. November 10. 1867. He
was commissioned second lieutenant
IN the Massachusetts Infantry May g.
1898. and assigned 10 the United States
Infantry as first lieutenant the fol-
lowing year.
He served In the Philippines and vari-
Gus posts in the United States. During
the World War he was commissioned
n major and retired as captain. Feb
uary 10. 1920.
Evening star., 1928-01-23

An automobile NJ Policeman C. r
Hansboro OF the Traffic Bureau. prcvi-
ously reported AZ stolen. was found de-
stroyed by fire on a road near Hans .
boro's home IN Lyon Village. Va, yes
terday. Hansboro knew nothing Of thu
destruction of his car. he said. until no.
tilted by Policeman julius MolIer that
the latter had disco - I'd II while driv-
ing along the road Moller also re-
sides in Virginia.
Evening star., 1928-01-23
College to Erect Statues.

Spesiai Dispatch III The Star
WILLIAMSBURG. January 23.~-Two
statues OF the English sovercigns VIII
liam and Mary. each nearly 5 teet
high and made of lead. are In the
library Of the College OF william and
Mary here. awaiting erection at the
new college gates. They are the gif,
OF Mrs. B b. Munford of Richmond
Va. whose husband was an aiumnus
of the college.
Evening star., 1928-01-23

$500 Found Buried
In Yard of Home
OF Virginia Hermit
Special Dispatch tn The Star.

LURAT. Va. January 23.-More
than $700 of the wealth said to have
bocn accumulated by Thomas Cor
bin. 75-year old recl,tse of Stony
Man, this county. who was found
dead Friday. has been discovered
buried in the ward of the home.
Corbin never banked his savings
Search revealed nothing of value IN
the house.
Evening star., 1928-01-23
Womans Auto Hits PoIlcema n

rlt.i taE ~ rtttffA "a tf Hk ~fot
iTkEHEUh0, va, January ~ r.
palrolmaG r. NJ Hamilton ~ the Police
Department hefe Was painfully IN nred
v bile on dAts lale saturday by sn ania~
mobile driven Nv Mis- Ann DAVIS ~
itiYefnoni enh Columbia asenue Nh
charges we're preferred sgaiasl Mlsb
Davis.
Evening star., 1928-01-23

spec;ai mspat"h to The Star
RIVERDAI4E. Nd January % "A
mass meeting Of citizens of the River
dale District In protest against al
legged ovcrassessment of taxes on real
estate will be held at 3 O'Clock tonight
at the council chamber.
Evening star., 1928-01-23
MRS. EMMA r. EVANS DIES.
ChTts sitan Science Practitioner fue.
cumbs ~ Age of 81,

hits Fnme Frederick Evans 81 yeafs
IN iot many pfaTs Christian Science
DraGlii":iet 6i this city and the widow
~ Coi Seth GlIbet Evans died At net
ges.dence. 325 Eighteenth street. early
tocas afUT an Illness ~ about three
months Col Evans died IN April. 1925
Mrs Evans h survived bp son.
FFsnk r EgenF ot EioomfeId, N J..
iwo sisters l. c1nant ~ Brook =
Iyn and NJ Resi- Smith III East
CfaHoe n j sHd u brother
Funeral eafyices VIII De conducted
al " w Chambers funeral parlnfs
100 ChaDin street. tomorrow after
nom ~ z 0clOek intfimeut viii be In
Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1928-01-23
Frederick Woman Dies AT 80.

ts,saf 5t.tl.aftH ~ iis stai
FREDERICK No jEnlinTy -
Ms sarah Ann EueEHy, 96 sfata oid
mother ot Mr. I1a4ua i$ilIisn aDd JOIN
F0cks} of Washington dise here sat
urahg Fpasgai sefylces viii ~ heif
here to-day
Evening star., 1928-01-23
REELECTION SOUGHT
BY SENATOR BRUCE
State and Baltimore Party Leaders
Understood to Favor Demo-
cratic Aspirant.

Ry the Associated Press
BALTIMORE. January William
Cabell Bruce. senior United States Sem
ator from Maryland. announced last
night he expects to file for renomina-
ton within a few days
Senator Bruce. who entered the Sem
ate in 1923. is understood to have the
support of Democratic State leaders. a.
well as those of the city OF Baltimore.
During his term Senator Bruce has
been considered an avowed anti-pro-
hibitionist. and frequently has pro-
pounded his theories of State rights"
In the halls OF Congress-
Evening star., 1928-01-23

Among the royal jewels from Russia
Is figure Of goddess over seven
inches tall carved from the largest
known emerald In existence.
Evening star., 1928-01-23

There are Worumbos, Montagnacs,
Boucles. Chinchillas, Meltons and Kerseys big,
roomy storm coats and dressy, semi-ftting
coats.
The majority are double breasted
models, many of them full satin lined.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-04

sizbe, .ale- o yode AMI chyru. W jed
nom kite sice. zbadal som ak1si
sklenicu q bolo v nej eosi. Chva-
tol som teda til letel k menu.
Nalejem ehytro ma ruku trem
no po cele, aE vtedy zbadam po
zapachar, ze je to petrolien. No
trel som no d'alej tym, ale me-
pomohol AMI ten.
Nechal som teda to daromne
kriesenie a letel k lekarovy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-04

4 zacal; ho hned' zk1rnat vsest-
ranne.
Ty, ME je tento Cyril OPT
tyY pytal sa po dlhom patrani.
Ale kde, vypil len diva litre
vlna a dosi konaku, no Go je to
jemu, vsak vies.
Teda vylic mi prebezne okol-
nosti, nahlil mi netrpezlivo.
Rozpovedal som mu chytro, co
som vedel, prichod jeho kn mne,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-04

Lekar Hlavaty So prave holil
ked som doletel.
Doktore, chytro. pre- Boha.
Cyril umiera, zkriknul som ma
neho.
Co sa blaznis mrmlal on polo
holenon bradou.
Jaj, nechaj to holenie, pod
chytro!
No, mech mu je ma chval'u
reeeno, doktor posliichal, utrel 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-04

polooholenn bradu a vstal. o.
srnatral 6osi este ma pracovnom
stollku a pohadzal do yatku a
cvalali sme k Cyrilovi.
Priletiac ia, Cyril lezal este bez
vedomia.
Go to paehme, pytal sa hned
lekar.
Nuz trel som no petrolienom.
No, dobre re 81 no netrel
vitriolom, - poznamenal karavo,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-04

- AN4 QucS Sd EOAHO0Ht VSel-
ko, dnes som ju poziadal . ruku.
No al
Este ME. Poziadal som jn
pfsomne a DO dnes vecera som
pytal odpoyed'. Pod, Jurko moi
Fdrahy, ku hme. vsul mi pride Cd
nej listoeek, bud svedkom mojho
st 'astia, alebo vecnej zahuby.
skoro So rozplakal. Pozrel som
ma neho vidiac, ze chap cely
sch,tdrpl 4 ie docela bledy, videl
som, ze vcul je ua opravdu zal'd-
!beny. Nechcel som teda pohravat J
81 jeho citmi a ISL SINE.
Tahali SINE cestou vedl'a kasi-
ma. Tam mu este eosi napadlo.
Ty Jurko, vies 60, .dokiap ia
posta pride, pod me .hadam ma
pohar vina. Ach tax dobre mi pa
dne., trochu vfna ma mole rozha-
rane srdco. Ale dnes ty budes mo-.
jim host'om, ia budem platit'.
No, to boil tiE zvlastny mak.
to sa prvy raz stale. Privolil som
teda a sli SINE do vniitra. len to
som 81 vyhradil ze ia budem pit
pivo, ably 1nu to neprislo TAX
draho.
Sadli SINE 81, rozkazal hned' IT,
ter vfna pre- nina pivo. Pri tom
pravda porozpraval mi vsetko,
ako sa soznal S tou Jankou. ako
81 ju zamiloval, ako ttiEi "a nou a
ysetko. Pripomenul pri tom, zeI
mu nedavno umrela stryna a ze
sdedil po nei kravu $ tel'a tom
ze to no pohlo k zeneniu. Ma sa
vrai uz ma co trapit'. Mal'oval mi
med' ma to ruzovymi barvami
svoiu bud1Gnost', vypii1c pri tom
pravda al drnhy liter toho kysle-
no. ia som no len poe1val, ne
chcel mu kazit naladu.
Naraz bozrel ma hodinky
vstal. Z
- Hej, bratku pod me, r& ma
doista tam 1aka speeatenie moi
no ostadp ~ povedal nahle.
Vstal som teda al ia a pustiac
81 obidvaja este trochu konaku
ma cestu, eochrali SINE k nemu.
Bvval ed'aleko kasina. tam
SINE boli hned'. Ak SINE sa blHili,
NJ d'aleka napinal krky, hl'a-
diac cez vtrezy listovej skrinky,
ktorl NAL po pansky pribitl ma
dverhGh, d tam ME je dacO. A
opravdu 50 tam cosi belelo.
Vyhal hned kl nc trasdcou sa
rukou vybral odtial' jedon list.
Pc tenkom pisme a krivych RAD
koch, hned bolo videt''. ze to pf-
sala senska ruka, leteli SINE tedaI
do vndtra.,
Par okamihov list boil otvo-
reny a Jandak za,cal no dyehtive
citat'.
ia som So pravda ntiahol a len
: tvari som fnu zpozoroval doiem
listu, Z toho chcejiie sddit' jeho
obsah.
No videl som hned'. ze list ME
je vel'mi priazmivy. Mas Jandak
uz po par riadkoch vel'mi zbl'ad-
nul naraz zlfale vykriknul.