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Hoalae biIls introdnced:


H. B. 275 MISUNDERSTANDING weight
height and width Of motor trucks. re-
curing special lights and flag when load
projects beyond body OF conveyance and
caution flares II such vehicle is -stopped on
road after dark. Roads.
H B. 27s. Gilley-Requiring strip mine
operators 70 replace dirt removed from
lands and to level same, providing ezenp-
tons and fixing penalty. Mines and
mining.
H 3. 277. Notwithstanding county
, commissioners to pay claims for highway
constructio when contracts are can
celled beca Use Of inability to sell bond is
sues after work has been begun. County
, and townships.
H B. 27s. Donnell and Claycombe-Pro-
viding all election officials be appointed
by election commission. Elections.
H. B. 27s. Scott Of F1oyd-By request
blue law" measure against Sunday
operation Of poolroom or dances. Pro-
vides penalty. Criminal code.
H. B. 2s0 Evans-Permitting cities ana
towns to charge rentals for use OF sew
age treatment or disposal works Emer-
gency. cities and towns.
II. 3. 2si. McGrif-Reduiring county
clerks to give detailed judgment dockets.
Judiciary B.
n n. 2s2. McGrif and Claycombe-Pro-
viding that suit may be brought against
state for accidents and injuries resulting
from negligence Of state highway and
conservation departments. Providing COM
promises. Authorizing departments named
TO obtain insurance. Judiciary B.
H. B. 28s. KnepDer-Reduclng minimum
age Of minors to drive cars from II to 10
wears and repeating chauffeur and truck
drivers license law. Roads.
H. b. 2s4. Harris and McKesson-Pro-
viding for commission to obtain site for
moving Of Indiana Woman's prison from
indianapolis, because of overcrowded con-
dition. Emergency. Ways and means.
H. B. 285. aycombe-Providing for
payment of claim OF administrator Of
estate Of William H. DRAPER for 500. 481.76.
for service to legislature of 1867 and sub
seduent years. Ways and means.
H. B. 286. Benedict-Increasing salary of
Marion County inheritance tax appraiser
from $2,4OO to $500 per annum. City Of
Indianapolis.
H. 3. 287. Notwithstanding that
notice Of sale must be given two weeks be-
fore sale of fduciaries. Judiciary B.
H. B. 28s. MISUNDERSTANDING that
agricultural improvement associations may
borrow money on mortgages. otherwise, or
issue bonds to hold fairs Agriculture.
H. B. 289. Denton-Creating industrial
rotary fund for the state penal farm of
$50, 900 for operation Of farm industries.
Refomatory and institutions.
H. B. $50. Bernhardt-Amendatory
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Legislative Calendar

| Permitting gasoline distributors to deduct
per cent of gallonage each month to
cover loss by evaporation. theft. fire. etc.
Roads.
H. B. 29l. Street and McGriff - De-
signed to relieve supreme court congestion
by placing supreme appeal powers for mis-
demeanors in appellate court until Jan. l..
| 1891. without right of appeal from its de-
eisions to supreme court Judiciary B.
H. B. 292. street-Requiring recording of
all Conditional sales contract within ten
days after signing with county recorder
and making invalid sales not so recorded.
Judiciary A.
H. B. 293. Babcock-Reuuest. Providing
travel allowance Of Z cents a mile for
sheriffs Of counties under 10000 popula-
ton, while performing official duties.
County and townships.
II. B. 294. Saunders-Providing for con-
solidation of schools Of adjacent town
ships on petition of 81 per cent of resi-
deAt freeholders Of each township. Edu-
cation.
H. B. 295. Scott of Lake-Appropriating
SO, 900 yearly until 1912 to provide educa-
tien of children, 16 to 81 years old, whose
parent died in World war, or who died as
result Of war disabilities Each child to
receive maximum allowance Of $3.50 an
nualyly. Education.
House resolutions introduced:
H. C. r. A. Babcock, Denton and Hollo-
ay-Memorializing congress to remove
tariff from Canadian lumber and products
made from Canadian lumber. Federal re-
lations.
House bills indefinitely post
pOned::
S. B. SO. Moorhead and Lochard-Pro-
viding that Governor should appoint
board Of four trustees to govern feeble
minded farm colony at Butlerville, thereby
removing institution from control of trus-
10 nf cnL.al "a. IaaohIa
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BIIs Dussed bu senate:

S. B. So. Southworth-Providing that adj
ditional expenses in street paving occu-
pied by railway and interurban shall be
paid by the railroad company. Ayes, AZ;
noes, 0.
s. B. 90. Beckett-sAuthorizing appoint
ment of two-year survey commission to
study sales tax possibilities and providing
$4,000. Ayes, SO; noes, 3.
s. B. rs. Benz-Abolishing the April term
Of court in Crawford county. Ayes, 81;
noes, o.
s. B. 104. Garrott-Permitting counties,
cities and towns to spend their portion Of
the gasoline tax funds for erection and
maintenance Of street and railway traf-
nc signs. Ayes, 90; noes. 8.
S. B. 989. Walter-Placing national
banking restrictions on loans made by
state banks. Ayes, 40; no noes.
s. 3. ia. Beeson-Making Armistice day,
Nov. II, legal holiday in the state.
Ayes, 80; noes. 8.
Indefinitely postponed IN
senate:
s. B. a. notwithstanding tenants or
purchasers Of property under sales con-
tracts to give ten days notice before va
eating the place. Provides fines from IS
to $500 and jail sentences not to exceed
sixty days.
Rainbows may mean the approach
Of either good or bad weather.
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Prevent a cold by rinsing the hands
with Lisferine before each meal +?
Sounds strange doesn't il? Not when
You know the facts, however.
During the day your hands accu-
mulafe germs. Ordinary washing
with soap and water doesn't destroy
them. So, carried to the mouth ON
food, they develop, attacking the
mucous membrane. A cold or sore
throat or both frequently follows.
Fullstrength Listerine, is powerful
against germs-kills most varieties
in Is seconds Therefore its use on
the hands before each meal is simply
another wise precautiOn against
colds and sore throat. Mothers ham
ding children's food should particu-
'larIy bear thie in mind. Write for
our great free book, ~Personal
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RainbowS may mean the approach
of either good or bad weather.
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K M4&&1nnOCentCtleat
V VFJJtaPH = @eeem Q BY Ruth DeUsy 0rUVss
BY Ruth DelUaI Groves


knew I should hate you, in spite Of
all that you have done for me.
didn't want to live, hating you anc
without Leonard's love-"
"Oh, my dear" Helen buried hel
face in her hands, but she could
not hold back her sobS.
IF I see him, and tell him that ]
know about his engagement to you
and that you are really going to
marry Bob" Eva said breathelessly
"he may he may 80"
Helen lifted her head. The ex-
preston of her eyes stopped Eva
from further words.
would you marry him after all
, this?" she asked scornfully.
Eva turned away.
A wave of helpleSsnesS swept over
Helen. I'm afraid" she said, that
you must find out for yourself how
contemplate, how despicable, Leon
ard is"
She got up to go. Eva did not at
tempt to detain her. please send
mama to me-" she said and Helen
nodded in silent assent.
Back with Bob she was profound
ly affected by the strain of knowing
that Eva might yet bring serious
trouble upon herself and them.
I'm tired" she said when Mrs
Ennis had gone upstairs. do you
mind letting me go now, Bob? Eva
doesn't need me, and I've something
TO do at home"
MY darling, I'll always mind let
ting you CO." Bob smiled at her
But I'll have to leave, too. I'm NJ
playboy, you know
His eyes had ceased to smile with
his lips. Helen knew by their seri-
BUSINESS that he meant to convey
the thought to her that he would
not depend upon her money for a
living.
She lifted her lips for his kiss
| thankful that he did not make al
issue of that point at this particular
moment. She wanted to forget her
self and him and think only of Eva
to try to find way to help her
She drove back home alone, and
on the way she reached decision
in regard to Leonard Brent. If
everything else failed and she could
not induce Eva to go away-to
Its !, to study, or to travel for q
while wherever her fancy took her
she would buy Brent off.
! Her lips curled in disdain aS she
rejected. the thought that he might
prefer Eva to money.
At home she went straight to the
telephone and called his apartment.
His Japanese servant answered and
she said, peremptorily, that she
must speak to Mr. Brent.
He did not keep her waiting long.
Il want to see you about some
thing very important" she said. AT
once. Will you come up to Bran
blewood?"
LAS soon as possible" Brent as
sured her, and hung up.
Well" he unused as he dressed.
Il think we've come to the Show
down."
(TO Be Continued
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CHAPTER XII, (Continued)
OUT OUR WAY
NEA SERVICE INC.

CHAPTER XII (Continued
Presently Mrs. Ennis came down
to them. Her eyes were red and
swollen, but there were signs of the
calm that follows storm in her
half-smile and her general air.
They felt assured.
Eva wants you, Helen" the
mother said and then added sud-
denly: "Oh you will help her, won't
your"
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Iva sat up higher on her pillows.
1t will tell you" she conceded.
II couldn't bear the thought that he
was going to marry you. Helen ]
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Before Tarzan's absence was discovered, his
stateroom had been searched. Again the French
documents were in Rokof's possession. For that
villain. disguised as Monsieur Thuran," was
also aboard the liner. Now, with Tarzan thrown
to the fish and the papers his, Rokoff was in
deed happy.
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-.ially when he strolled the decks with
p.-oLy American heiress. They reached Cape
Town the same lovely morning LORD Tenning
tons yacht also dropped anchor there. din
ner party aboard the Lady Alice happened to
make Jane Porter acquainted with the vivacious
American heiress and her escort, Monsieur
Thuran.'
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PAGE IL
BY Martin
BY Blossel
)HISNI

And Jane, as she recognized in that print Of
the drowned man her own Tarzan Of the Apes,
tainted. For days she kept to her room. To her
it unbelievable that his brave heart should
have ceased to beat. Now, with hope gone, she
could no longer refuse the hand and titles OF
Clayton.
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by Ahern

Later, when the yacht sailed for home over
the same route, it was not strange that these
new friends were among his lordShips guests
aboard. Beautiful days at sea brought them
again to the waters where Tarzan had disap-
peared- OF this incident James friend spoke,
showing some photographs she had taken Of the
lost man.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-17
AUTOMOTIVE

CHRYSLER Sport Roadster; perfect
condition. Room Ill, Del Walt no.
tel Moi
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@1ul.===v,
AYih an OK that soEnts E


1928 Chevrolet Touring. New Duco
finish. New tires. Mechanical
ly o. X. ...... ...... $4,000
1927 Chevrolet Landau Sedan. Looks
like new car. Mechanically o.
X. New Ducc finish. Good
tlrcS SaoO.UU
1927 Ford Roadster. New Duco fin
ish. Good tires. Good mechan-
ical condition ........ S250.00
STEVENSON MOTOR co.
10th and Adams. Brownsville.
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THELAST

Our Furniture
Department
Every single piece Of furniture
we have left must GO in this
sale We're clearing out
the last Of our furniture stock
and prices have been cut re-
markedly low. This is the OPP
portunity of the year to get
REALLY GOOD FURNITURE
at very low cost. More space
must be had for our constant
" increasing stock of hardware
the furniture MUST MOVE
GET YOURS-ToDAYi
Dining Room Suits
chairs, china closet and
buffet 49,. $4,000
Dining Room Suit-6
chairs, china closet and
buffet $500. S1S5.0O
81
Wicker Center Tables
36-inches wide. Only
four left. each. $11.50
Writing Desk-of Ma
hogany. Beautifully
finished. Only one
left .......... $500
Maple Dresser - with
five drawers. A splen-
did value at -. $1,000
Wardrobes-Two we'll
made attractive ward
robes. $3.50 S42.5O
Dining Room Table
Just one-for immedi-
ate clearance at S19.75
Hoosier Kitchen Cab
met - Oak finished.
Completely equipped.
Price cut to 80. $4,000
Settee Set-Table, 3
chairs and
settee ........ $4,000
Chairs - Straight back
chairs in two price
groups Il. $1.15 $3.50
Rockers - Well made
rocking chairs. Take
your choice at... $3.50
Children's Rockers
At. SLIGO to $500
Hoosier Kitchen Cab
met - Grey fini S h
completely
equipped 49,. $3.50
Hoosier Utensil Cup
board-A very conve-
nient piece of kitchen
furniture $3.50. $3.50
Wicker Baby Buggies-
Only two left at the sur
prisingly low
price of ...... $3.50
Inlaid Linoleum - Per
square yard 80. $1.45
Print Linoleum-An as
sortment of colors,,
per yard ......... Soc
RUGS
] Administer Rug, Sxl0is $4,000
Administer Rug, 9x12.. $3.50
I Kimlark Rug, Sxi0.... 1880
2 Kimlark Rugs. 6x9 -. $ $50
1 KimIark Rug, 3x6 80. : S.45
I Kimlark Oval,
T 54"x90" ........... s 7.25
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-17

wANTED-Position by lady book
keeper and stenographer combined,
five years experience, good refer
ences furnished. Remington Book
keeping Machine experience. Address
GES, Alamo. Texas. NH
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REVENUE bearing property for sale
cheap; small investment; cal quick.
Box NG5. Herald. N65.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
ROOKKEEPFR

Situation wanted by thoroughly ex-
~perienced bookkeeper, auditor,
cashier, and office executive. Can
handle your trial balance, financial
statements. neatly. accurately, anL
quickly. Do not use intoxicants nor
smoke. Want to locate in Valley:
small sets Of books considered and
appreciated. Address N-169, care
Herald. Mice
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Fine Citrus Land

Ten acres, all in cultivation. located
near "Nigger Bridge" fronting on
concrete highway and re.aca; beat
tiful building site, adjoining beau
tifui bearing grove which was sold
at a mucn higher price than an
asking for my land OWNER. r. 2
Box 453. Brownsville. Texas. MOI.
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FOR SALE: 1923 Ford coupe, $50.
Call 1166. Mos
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Statesmen - Agents

BIG Ohio Corporation seeks manager
for u%noccupied territory. $50 weekly
commission. Earnings start immedi-
ately. Good for $1,000 yearly. We
furnish everything, deliver and col
lect. Capital or experience unneces-
sary. Fyr-Fyter Co, 1868 Fyr-Fytcr
Bldg. Dayton. Ohio. Ms
AGENTS - Complete vest pocket
radio. Sells fast ri $3.50. Big profits.
Experience unnecessary. Send for
Introductory offer. Pocket Radio
Radio Corp, Des Moines, Iowa. N-i63
WANTED - Ambitious. industrious
person to introduce and supply the
demand for Rawleigh Household
Products in McAilen. Mercedes. Har-
lingen, San Benito and Brownsville,
and other nearby towns or rural dis
~tricts; $50 to $i00 a month or more
clear profit. Rawleigh methods get
business everywhere. No selling x
~perierce required. We supply prod
ucts, outfit. sales and service meth
ods-everything you need. Profits
increase every month. Lowest prices.
best values. most complete service.
w. I. Rawleigh Co., Dept. TX-6022,
Memphis, Tenn.
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LINCOLN

Due TO zero weather in north, | will
return by train, and will sacrifice
my Lincoln touring car in next few
days; excellent condition with new
tires. Mrs. Fred L. O'Hair, Stone
wall Jackson hotel, San Bcnito.
Texas. Nib
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WANTED

Two Automobile Statesmen. If
you can sell cars and want 70
work. see us Sunday or Monday.
Brownsville Hudson-Essex Co.
Brownsville. Texas. N-i73
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Help Wanted

LADIES il you can do plain sewing
your spare time, send adj
envelope for instructions. no
Restful Pajama Co. 39-12
Academy Street, Long Island, City.
n. Y. NIB
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WANTED-Man who knows farm life
to travel in country. Steady work.
Good profits. McConnon & Co.,
Dept B-297. Memphis. Tenn isl
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED - Agricultural college
graduate desires employment in the
Valley. Experienced. industrious
and capable. Nine years county
agent experience. Best references.
Age 40. w. <. Hart, Harrington.
Texas, general delivery N-14l
SPECIALITY SALESMAN-Now en-
ployed. producer. thoroughly expo
rienced and capable. desires connec-
ton with local concern. Best of
reference. Box N-i30, Herald.
MISC
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I HAVE sold my store. known as Ia
India Grocery, and will not
Be responsible for any debts
contracted after February o.
Also. all accounts receivable up 70
that date are TO be paid 10 me.
George A. Covacevich. N-142
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500 lb ice box for sale, cheap. Mon
ees Cash Grocery, Colonia Victoria
Ni2S.
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BUSINESS

FOR SALE-Hotel in good town;
good business, long lease, easy
terms; n real buy. Address Miller
Hotel, Mission, Texas. MIS-
FOR SALE-Fixtures and stock OF a
cafe. Cheap. Good location. Big
business. Owners leaving town.
Call at Black Diamond Cafe. Nit
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FOR SAI.E-Cas range in good con-
dition. Call 1149-R. N-l35
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BABY CHICKS-New booking orders
fol early delivery. Reds. Rocks. Leg
horns. Hatch every Wednesday. Bring
your custom Matching eggs every
Monday. Roy Z. CLARK Seed Co.. San
Benito. Texas. MIST.
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Lost and Found
LIVE 1TOCK-POULTRY

FOR SALE-Pure-bred German po-
lice pups from prize winning stock,
priced right. See Paul Lane, / mile
south Of the Stuart Place, 2 miles
west Of Harlingen. Mao
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-17
Wells Valley Motor Co.

(Service After Sales)
Packard Valley Dealers San Benito, Texas
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-18

Ma Jednote sisli SINE Sa S p,
Andrejom Stehlfkom, staryn jed
notarom a Amerikanom, ktory e.
ste pred niekol'ko rokmi boil ye-
refine ,Ginny. Videli SINE bystrych
dvoch synkov a dve dcery Matu-
'lovie, z ktorych najstarsia, 81. Ag-
mesa je virtuozkou hry ma piano
(nedavno rekordovala pre- Okeh
spolocnost') a mladsiu dcerus p.
Huseka, ktora zostala donna, aby
otcovi nebolo clivo.
Costa vlakom z Harrisburgu do
Pittsburgh bola tiez prijemna.
Vsade same vrchy a doliny. / po-
myslel som 81: "Ci je div, re po-
lovica ,americkych Slovakov byva
V Pennsylvania? Ved' je to- druhe
Slovensko, ta Pennsylvaniav'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-18

hoch pri ulienych iey9doch !;
fk6641tse y sastft II Is BIC D ~ kofh
lMbavnom parku; pred kinemato-
grafickym strojom; 0 pol noci
dina l. jlna "a cielom ziskania ee.,
ny, davant prvemu dievcat'u II, kto
re sa vyda v mesiaci jdni; V lietad
ZACH; pri atletickych zavodoch !;
/ ra diyadel'nom javisku po pred
3stayeni, alebo, GO viac, al pri kti4
lphni. If' =" &. L
G@ lAckol'vek al taketo sobase sn
podl'a zakona pravoplatne, ST v
zzpraye Russell Sage Foundation
odsudzovane ako nemiestne ne
4a6stojne. r.
sFri, ktori sydavajas povTenia
na sobas a. ktsti uzaviera il koba.
Sc. - Podl'a vysetrenia Russell
Sage Foundation je V Spoienych
Statoch v celku 178.0O0 osobsktos
re majd dradne vzt 'ahN Sprol
blemu manzelstva. Vyse 10000
osob je opravnenych vydavat' po-
volenie ma sobas, 10000 knazov
ma pravo posvatit sobaS, 10000
| ie obcianskych dradnikov'' a 1850
je elenov statnych ,shromazden,i
zakonodarnych. \
Ma zamedzenie zneuct'ovania
manzelskych zakonov navrhuj1
sa iste opatrenia, ako na priklad
sriadenie nradu pre- dozor. mad
prevadzanim manzelskych zako-
nov V kazdom State; prijatie "a
konov, pod'a ktorych osoby, 4pra-
j1ce 81 uzavriet' sobas, boly po-
vinne hlasit' svoj imysel najme-
nej pat dni pred vydanim povo-
lenia k sobasu; zrusenie akych-
kol 'vek poplatkov "a vydavanie
povoleni k sobaSu a ma ostatku
sriadenie manzelskych kaplic a
s1dov vo vsetkych vel 'komestach
ma sposob tych, ktore v terajSej
dobe maj1 mesta New York "a
Chicago. .'.. ....
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-18
Ked' otec hovorf pravdu.

Otec: No, no, mako, daj mi do.
hovorit'. To je totiz tax mlady
pane, mamky mavaji niekedy po-
divine muchy. Vsak viete. Me ie
i'm kazdy pod nos. Ably SINE 81
rozumeli: matka 81 priala, nakol'-
ko to ia viem, pre- Anicku RENE
selnika. No tn .zrazu pride uci-
el'sky. To- je 'vfastne' tradnik
pan, a ia sa so svojim rozumom
pytam, ei vam An6a vyhovie. No
dobre, mlady pane, Wy ste sa do
dievcat'a zahliadol ste 81 ju pre-.
hliadol a viete lepsie GO je nej
nez ktokol'vek my. g. 49, T.. !:
Ano, pane Kolbaba, poznal som
v Anicke dobre srdce a vlastnosti;
jake vyzadujem Cd svojej budu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-18

s IL IL "a ssg i ziss
chochmes, dame VAN ju radi, pre-
to lie ma syete, ale COX neis toho
mnoho nesakaitel IL.
A predsa prekvapil furtak Kol.
baba Ysetkych.t Akos. To 50 do-
zyiete ked' pridete ha predstave-
ME veselohry-: Nasa Ani6ka bllde