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La gaceta., 1938-07-05
LOS A F DEL d. MIN
GO EN- CUsCADEN
(Por Alfredo)


A MEDIA que avanza ell cam
peonato de Ia Liga Intersocial,
mas interes Sc muestra por los
juegos, como Sc demostro en- los
celebrates el pasado domingo, a
los que asistieron mas de mil
quinientas personals.
ilLastima grande que no haya
hasta Ell presente resguardo al
guno contra la intemperie!
Los desafios celebrates, estu-
vieron a la altura de la especial
ci6n, particularmente Ell de AS
turianos e Italianos, que fue sus
pendido a la termination del mo-
veno inning con ell score empa-
tado a siete carreras.
Debieron ganar los italianos,
que sumaron Is hits, entire ellos
dos "two-baggers'; pero ell pc
simo corrido de bases, y la falta
de sentido en- una OCCASION, por
parte del shortstop Tglesias, per
mitieron a los asturianos ano-
tar hasta dejar ell juego empa-
tado.
Pepino Casares, que ~omenZ6
pitcheando, fue responsible tam
bien de la que deben considerar
como derrota, va que en- dos oca
stones, con dos outs, permitio,
una vez a Castillo y otra a R.
Fernandez, lie conectaran con ba
taos decisivos, Castillo un jon
ron y Fernandez un doble, que
llevaron al score cuatro carre :
ras. La del Asturiano en- ell ter
Ger inning la elaboraron sin ma
Der sacado la bola del cuadro, de
Dido a una base a JimeneZ, un
sacrifice de r. Fernandez, un
passed ball y un wild pitch.
En- ell septimo anotaron otras
dos carreras, sin tampoco sacar
la bola del cuadro. R.. Fernandez
coge la base, llega a segunda por
nal trio del catcher, que trat6
de sorprenderlo en- primera
avanza a tercera, por sacrifice
lde Vale; Castillo, que batea de
rolling a Iglesias, es "safe'', pof
quedarse este con la bola en- la
mano sin tirar a ninguna par
tie, llenandose las bases. B. Fer
nandez labora 81 Squeeze play
y Grandio, que pudo sacarlo en-
primera, tira tarde y NAL q
"home" entrando r. Fernando
!, y Castillo.
Los Italianos batearon il
hits, habiendo innings, como en-
Eel octave, que con un hombre en-
segupda ning1n out, a pesar de
: halber bateado de hits los dos
: bateadores que siguieron, no a.
notaron carrera. JC6mo?
"Montoto abre ell inning con
un rolling a segunda, que tira
NAL a la inicial llegando a Sc
gunda; Ell corredor Sc disloca un
! tobillo y tiene que salir del jue-
go. Diaz, que CORE por el, Sc
queda muerto en- segunda GUAM
do Grandio dispara una Inca al
La gaceta., 1938-07-05
Sc DESEAN

Cuatro o cinco hombres &C.
tIvos para I'm trabajo impor-
tante. Dirijase sin perdida de
a la Southern Thera-
peutic Clinic, 313 East Oak
Ave. a las 8 de la manana.
La gaceta., 1938-07-05

FL Hon. R. e. L. Chancey sc
meti6 aver los dos desaflos, ba-
10 ell sol atenuado de un dia girls.
lie acompanaba Pope Franco,
el presidente de la Liga quien
lie explic6 Ell origen de la pelota
en- Pinar del Rio.
Ali estuvo ell Mayor hasta
que Sc trio la Ultima "bola" y
parecfa c~ontento.
Gracias por la vista, senior
alcalde, y no divide ell canine.
y tampoco Ell techo para la Clio
rieta.
La gaceta., 1938-07-05

San Luis &c, 11h@Qs; chica-
60 SC, Ion, 2.
San Luis 1c. 6h, De; Chicago
SC, 11h, De.
La gaceta., 1938-07-05

JUEGO DE CUARTO, mo-
emo, burd6, coqueta, banque-
ia, CANA Y silloncito. Ademas
una alfombra. Precio $50.
404 South Howard Ave.
La gaceta., 1938-07-05
LIGA MACDONALD

Los Gigantes aumentaron su
ventaja en- Ell primer puesto, con
dos victorias sobre los Dodgers.
Asisti6 al desafio ell secretario
de Correos, Farley.
Brooklyn DC, 6h, De; N. York
&c, Oh, De.
Brooklyn 1c, Tn, lie; N. York
Ice, 14h, &c.
La gaceta., 1938-07-05
LIGA AMERICANA

Venciendo a los Browns subio
ell Chicago al sexto lugar.
La gaceta., 1938-07-05

Alguien propone que los ina
nichis" Sc dejan crecer Ell bigo-
tie para distinguirse de los pelo-
teros-.-
No Sc 81 la idea es mala; pero
la paso a estudio de la Liga.....
como medic de identification.
La gaceta., 1938-07-05

Ell pitcher Tore, de los Cuba
nos, solo permiti6 dos hits a los
Leales.
Montoto dice que este mucha-
cho tiene buen "flus'', digan 10
que digan todos los inteligentes.
Los Cubanos ligaron, contra
los Leales, anotaron y y~encieron
La gaceta., 1938-07-05
.ceta Folletin No. 70
La Gaceta Folletin No. 70
LA MUCHACHA
De LA GALE
NOVELA DE AMOR
Y DE DOLOR
Original de
r.
cia en- que vive mi hija.

cia en- que vive mi hija.
"Yo la he visto con ~frecuencia
desde que nos vinimos a Madrid.
"S9 que los marqueses de Rio
Verde la quieren como hija pro-
pia, v csc es Ell dnico consuelo
que me llevo de este mundo,
senor marques.
tTCego aNtes de morir, Quiero
La gaceta., 1938-07-05

La Liga debiera regalarle un
reloj a cada "manichi", de a pc
SO por ''aparato", de modo que
lleguen a tempo y ell p1blico no
tenga motives de descontento.
La gaceta., 1938-07-05

Dos wees vencieron los tt
gres a los Indios, en- presencia
de $4,000 espectadores.
Cleveland SC, 6h, 4e; Detroit
7c, 10h, De.
Cleveland &c, 5h, Be; Detroit
sc, 10h, De.
Filadelfia sc, 1Oh, De; Boston
SC, 18Th, De.
Filadelfia &c, 10h, De; Boston
sc, 10h, lie.
La gaceta., 1938-07-05

Los Yankees Sc halian d uduy
corta distancia del primer pues-
to, con su victoria, Y empate de
aver con los Senadorss.
New York 10c, lih, 1e; Wa
shington Sc, 11h, 2e.
New York &c, 11h. lie; Wash
ington &c, i1h, De.
La gaceta., 1938-07-05

los recortes de peri6dicos en- Ell
SecretGire, Y Sc dispuso q YES
tirse.
iAh! iEstos documentos, que
nadie mas que ella y Lesmes CO.
nocian, tenian que valerie una
fortuna!
iY 81 no., al tiempo!
CAPITULO XIII
La Suerte de "la Golfilla'
Ash como tambien de su pedi-
do del 8 del pasado mes, que
Sc les sirvi6 dos dias despues. Y
en- cuanto a las facturas. toma-
mos buena nota de sus deseos,
para englobarlas con las de-"
Pepe Sc interrumpi6, levan-
La gaceta., 1938-07-05

Ival Goodman bate6 aver dos
jonrones, pero no consigui6 evil
tar la doble derrota de los Ro-
jos, que cometieron costosos
errores.
Pittsburg &c, Oh, 2e; Cincin-
natl 1c, 5h, lie.
Pittsburg &c, Oh, De; Cincin-
natl &c, III, de.
La gaceta., 1938-07-05

Cardenales y Cubs Sc divide
ron los honores en- ell doble jue-
go.
Chicago &c, 5h, 4e; San Luis
&c, 8h, 2e.
Chicago &c, 8h, De; San Luis
4c, Ion, De.
La gaceta., 1938-07-05

Las Abejas ganaron Ell primer
desafio y perdieron ell segundo.
Fletcher pogo cuatro hits, en- ell
primero, en- otras tantas veces
al bate.
Boston 1Oc, 14h, De; Filadel-
fla SC, 11h, lie,
Boston &c, III, Be; Filadelfia
10c, 10h, De.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-01
Alcorn Upheld On Various Arguments
 Filed By Defense
In Lengthy Memorandum Presiding Judge Analyses Pleas in Abatement, Legality of Appointment,
 Legality of Jury, Other Features

attorney to which he had been appointed by the Court on Feb- ruary 4th 1888. That is the only office of special attorney to which he had been appointed and more over the phrase "to conduct in- vestigation of municipal affairs in Waterbury" adequately ties the taking of the oath into that ap-. pointment. Incidentally, to SO make it plain that the oath of of- flee which he was taking was the oath to perform the duties under that particular appointment, is the only effect of that phrase. To say as is contended by some of the defendants that the effect of the phrase is to limit the obliga- ticn of the oath to the conduct of preliminary investigation is splitting hairs. The record is that MT. Alcorn took the oath as special attorney" And if his ap- pointment was to act as special states attorney in the whole mat ter, as it appears clearly from reading of the application of Mir Lewis that special attorney be appointed to conduct an investi- gation and to institute and con- duct prosecutions and the order granting the application and ap- pointing MT. Alcorn as such spe- cial attorney it was, then it fol- lows that the oath was to do all those things.
 Investigation Goes On
 Moreover even though the oath had been, as the record discloses it was not, simply to conduct an investigation of municipal affairs in Waterbury. that would not be an oath merely to conduct a pre- liminary investigation. An inves- tigation in the ordinary sense of the word is not complete until facts are established by proof and in such situation as is involved here, if the preliminary investiga- ton indicates that there is prob able ground to believe that cer- ldlU HIGH are BuiIIy Ol CllIIlc lIle investigation is not complete until those men are presented in court and the investigation by way of the taking of evidence in court leads to a final conclusion as to the guilt or innocence of those men. The investigation goes on until the truth is established. An oath to conduct an investigation is an oath to carry the matter through to the point where the true facts are established as true. Accordingly if MT. Alcorn's oath had been nothing more than to conduct an investigation of mu- nicipal affairs in Waterbury, still, under that oath, he was bound to do everything necessary to pro- cure a determination of facts by a court including the filing of such informations as might be- come necessary incidents of that procedure.
 It is therefore concluded that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-01

The various issues contained in the pleas in abatements for the 27 local defendants were overruled by Judge Inglis yesterday. Tn short, Judge Inglis granted judicial sane tion to all of the movements of the grand jury and Special Prosecutor Hugh M. Alcorn.
 The complete text of the rulings on the pleas in abatements is as follows:
 Memorandum On Demurrers To
 Pleas In Abatement
 An analysis of the pleas in abatement shows that taken all together they set up seven grounds or groups of grounds upon which it is claimed that the action should abate. The various demurrers put in issue the ques- tions as to whether these various grounds, assuming for the pur- poses of the demurrers that the facts properly alleged in support of them are true, are sufficient in law to cause the abatement of the action. The various grounds or groups of grounds alleged will be discussed briefly in their order.
 Challenge Appointment
 1. The first group of grounds alleged is in effect, that the ac- ton must abate because MT. AL corn who as special states at torney signed the information upon which the bench warrant issued was not authorized to do so because (a) he had not been duly appointed as such special states attorney, (b) he had failed 10 take an oath of office and Co he failed to file bond.
 Upon argument it was agreed that in passing upon these ques- tions the Court should take ju- dicial notice of and take into con- sideration all that appeared in the records of the Court relating to the matter.
 (a) The question as to wheth- CT MT. Alcorn had been duly ap- pointed as special states attorney to conduct these proceedings on behalf of the State has been passed upon in the quo Warranto proceedings in this Court, No. l2786, State ex. el. Kelly as AL corn. Reference is made to the Memorandum On Demurrer To The Plea in that case for the reasoning which leads to the con- clusion that he was duly appoint ed as special states attorney.
 (b) The records of the Court contain the certificate of the Clerk to the effect that on March l, 1888, Hugh M. Alcorn appeared hefore the Clerk "and took the oath-as special attorney-to con- duct investigation of municipal affairs in Waterbury" The neces- sary intendment of that record is that upon that day MT. Acorn took an oath to faithfully perform the duties of the office of special
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-01
.t to Hear Appeal From Judge Inglis' Rulings

the contention that the special states attorney failed to take an oath of office is contradicted by the records of the Court and of- fers no ground for abatement of the action.
 Co There is no provision of law which requires special states attorney to file bond. Accordingly the failure of the special states attorney in this case to file a bond is not ground for abatement.
 2. The second group of grounds for abatement are those which allege claimed irregularities in the selection and proceedings of the grand jury which investi- gated the municipal affairs of Waterbury. The law relating to these grounds respectively will be discussed separately under letters (a) to (h) inclusive.
 without Authority"
 (a) The first ground is that the grand jury was summoned upon the request of specie. states attorney who was ap- pointed without authority of law (Cf. paragraph 13 of each of the pleas in abatement of Philip Coppeto and Ralph c. Coppeto). The conclusion, above arrived at, that MT. Alcorn was duly ap- pointed as special states attorney disposes of this ground.
 (b) Another ground, set up in most of the pleas in abatement is that the grand jury was not selected by the sheriff. What is apparently intended to be an al- legation of this ground is set up as paragraph A 6 of the plea in abatement of Kingsley ct al. In that paragraph it is alleged: These defendants are informed and believe that the members of the alleged grand jury-were not selected by the Court or in a manner prescribed by law. It is to be noted that this is not an allegation of a claimed fact that the grand jury was not selected by the Court but an allegation of the information and belief of the pleader on the subject. It is there fore improper pleading and should be ignored Inasmuch as the actual fact is that the mem- bers of the grand jury were se- lected by the Court upon infor- nation obtained from the special states attorney, the sheriff and from at least one other source, no injustice will be done by leaving this irregular pleading out of con- sideration and deciding the ques- ton on the broad allegation set up in most of the pleas to the ef- feet that the grand jury was not selected by the sheriff.
 Sheriff Specified
 The statute (Gen. St., Rev. 1880, Sec. 643O does not expressly pro- vide how the members of the grand jury shall be selected. It definitely does not specify that the sheriff shall make the selec- ton. It does specify that "the superior court may, when neces- sary, order a grand jury-to be summoned" Although it is true that for the most part in the past the Court ordering grand jury in has been willing to leave the choice of the personnel of that grand jury to the sheriff, after all the grand jury is an arm of the court and it would be strange indeed if the Court could not con- trol It's makeup. When the sheriff selects grand jury, he does so as an officer of the Court. He
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-07
Sebevrazda z n~eznamych
dHvodH.

V nerudove ulici v Plzni
spachal sebevrazdu 36lety u
cetn1 Frantisek Rotter. Ma
m1ste pax bylo policii zjist6-
no, re jmenovany Sc v noel
vratil sc svoj1 manzelkou z di-
vadla, nacez ulehli. Rano pax
jej nalezla manzelka v kou-
pelne jiz mrtveho a sedfcfho
We vane, do poloviny napuste-
ne vodou. Mel ma levem zape-
st1 RENE rany a kohoutek ply
noveho veden1 byl otevren,
take do koupelny unikal sv1-
tiplyn. Pc vypusten1 vody z
vany byl ma dine nalezen ostfe
nabity Browning Sc vzpr1ce-
nym nabojem v hlavni. PTivo-
lany policejn1 lekaT MUDr.
Exner zjistil, re smrt nastala
vykrvacenfm pc reznych ra-
mach v zapest1 a dial mrtvolu
dopraviti do marnice. Jmeno-
vany zanechal tri dopisy, v
nichz Sc louc1 S rodinou, neu-
vad1 vsak pr1cinu. Jest zenat
a bez detny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-07
zert, ktery zpIsobil smrt.

We slevarne firmy Janecek
We Starem Ramsku ma Chote-
boTsku, rozhodlo sc nekolik
ucnG, re provedou svemu ka-
maradovi Paccettimu, jehoz O.
tee je italskym pffslusnikem,
nejaky zert. Napjali Ike klice
u jeho zasuvky V dime drat S
elektrickym proudem O s1le
220 V. K jedne iodine. Sc u
cen Peccetti vratil do prace,
chtel otevTft zasuvku, ale byl
zasazen proudem a ma m1ste u
smrcen. Ozivovaci pokusy by
ly marne. Ma m1sto nestesti
pTijela soudn1 komise z Chote-
bore, ktera konstatovala, re
ucen mel MA nohou okovane
boty a pri vlhkem pocas1 byl
electricity vyboj tax shiny, re
chlapce usmrtil. Nevhodny
zert chlapcd Sc tedy promenil
v tragedii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-07
Zajimavy csl. vynalez.

V PraZe byl ohlaSen k pa
tentovanf zaj1mavy vynalez
konstruktera Brzdy, jedno-
smerny uzaver, ktery umoznu-
je, ably tekutina Sc dala z nado
by snadno vylevat, ale soucas-
ne bran1 tomu, ably do nadoby
t1mto uzaverem opatrene dala
Sc nejaka tekutina prilevat.
Mimi to zavira hrdlo nadoby
neprodysne, take Sc tekutiny
nemohou vyparovati nebo I'VE
trait. Novy uzaver niue byti
spojen i Sc zarfzenfm, j1mz je
mono presne nar1diti mnoz-
stvi tekutiny, vytekaj1c1 z lah-
We. Novy tento uzaver ma vel
ky vyznam zejmena pro OBJ
chod pozivatinami a jeho pou-
zit1 je skutecne vsestranne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-07
Stredoslovenska dedinka ma
zvIastnost - "zazracny zvon".

Stredoslovenska dedlnka ma
zvlastnost - "zazracny zvon''.
Mezi Lubietovou a Sajbou
We vysi 679 metr1 mad morem
lei p6vabna dedinka, jmenu-
jfcf sc Povrazna. C1ta ma 400
dust, vesmes Slovakd-evange-
lfkd. Tuto d6dinku jiz v dav-
nych casech zalozila obec Lu-
bietova pro sve provazniky, a
tax vzniklo i jej1 jmeno. Je to
typicka horska dedinka a JEFF
dnesn1 obyvatele sc vetsinou
zivi dTevorubectvim, coz je
prace namahava a nebezpec-
ma. Cast jich take pestuje ma
polickach len. O obci sc vsak
V celem kraji mluvf velmi
mnoho. Pry ma ma mfstnf ka-
phi zvon, ktery ma zazracnou
moe. V davnych casech pry
obyvatele, kdykoliv Sc hnala
boure, zacli zvonit, a hned pry
Sc mraky ztratily a bylo pc
bouri. Take Sc vypravuje, re
v minulych stolet1ch jej teh-
dejsf obyvatele zakoupili cd
jednoho poustevnfka ktery
dlel v lupicskych les1ch, kde
mel poustevnu a mad nj zave-
seny omen zvon. Vylovi! pry
.jei z reky, kdyz prave byla
velka povoden. Obec Povraz-
Milky je zaj1mava i tim, re Sc
podnes pTidrzuje razovitych
slovenskych pestrych krojd a
odmfta mestsky Sat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-07
Zlocin maskovanych lupicHG.

V obci Matovic1ch We velko-
kapusanskem okrese ma W.
chodnfm Slovensku vniklo 6 O.
zbrojenych, v obliceji masko-
vanych muzn do obchodu Isra-
Ella Silbera, kde uloupili 5000
Kc. Ma Silbera nekolikrate
~vystrelili, ale nezasahli no. Pc
GNU Sc jim podafilo uprch-
nout.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-07
Janackovy oslavy ma
Ostravsku.

Ma pT1stf rok pripada deset
rok1 smrti Leose Janacka,
slavneho h%udebnlho sklada-
tele, ktery sc narodil v Hulk
valdech u Nor. Ostravy. ZEN
rel v ostravskem senatoriu.
Desate vyroc1 Dude ddstojne O.
slaveno a byl jiz utvofen W.
Dor, ktery oslavy pTipravuje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-07

ZCIlC v cue OyS IIOIIld 81
dat z%apTahnout a dovezt Sc ma
Cimelku."
A Matejkova skutecne v ne
deli jela do hajovny, vzavsi 5
sebou ODE zenske Klimsovych.
A jednou Ease z Matejky W.
lezlo: "Hnedle tn Dude jaro,
tax bys jednou mohla Evu
svezti k nam a mohla by toho
chlapce witt S sebou."
Matejkove radostf rozsfrilo
sc srdce. Muz chce videti sve-
no vnuka, tn je nejleps1 costa
ku smirenf.
Ale radost jeff rychle W.
bledla, kdyz Sc S navrhem
svym vytasila v hajovne.
Evicka byla by spechala ra-
dostne ukazat otci sve d1te, ale
Vaclav oval Sc vazne: INA
d1te je to daleko a me zene by
drkotan1 ma Bryce take ne
prospelo. Chce-li tat1nek ma.
seho Jen1ka videt, at Pride k
nam. Bude nam vzdy vftan."
Evicka pohlednuvsi ma mu-
re, spatTila, re cello jeho svras-
teno je We tfi kolme vrasky, a
to uz znala, re je to tajeny
hnev, kteremu Vaclav nechce
DAFT propuknouti. Mrak yes
tfci bouTi, ktera vsak nechce
propuknouti. A k tomu jeste
~prostoreky Franta dodal, pro-
toze z vrasek hajneho dobTe
vycetl, co tento nechce rlci:
"Bodejt ne. Ostatne je z Ci-
melky do Okrouhlic zrovna
tax daleko, jake re vsi k nam"
Cello Vaclavovo sc pc slo-
vech Frantovych rychle vyhla-
dilo a Eva Sc usmala.
"Ten kluk je certem podsi-
IT," fekla Matejkova uz take
Sc smejfc.
A Franta popadnuv Jen1ka
s kol1bky, skakal S MIN pc svet-
nici a zp1val SWIM p1sklavym
hlasem: "Ty isl mas nejmladsi
Cimelak, a kdo chce videt Gil
melaky, must prij1t ma Cimel-
ku."
Matejkova to donna vselijak
vymluvila, ale Matejka Sc pre-
&c. mracil.
Ease Sc no zmocnil vztek
proti Vaclavovi.
"Holota, nechce lett Ike kr1-
Ii. Ale ma mne 81 pockaj1! TED
je jim hej, dokud jsou mlad1.
ale kdyby je hrabe vyhnal re
sluzby, pTijdou mi ma kirk"
A Matejka sevrel zlostne
pest, potion Sci do hospody, a.
by zapil horkost.
Nekolik dnf chodil jake "a
Tezany, ale zene piece nebra-
nil, ably dceru navstevovala.
V ned6li pc teto pfihode ma
vSt1vil Jan Sc zenou sveho bra
ira ma Cimelce.
Vaclav sveTil Sc jim, jaky
pokus ku sm1ren1 ucinil jeho
tchan.
"A to's tedy tam mela, Evic-
ko, S d1tetem jeti!" Tekla Ma
renka.
Jan dlouho mlcel, ale potion
oval Sc sym vaznym hlasem :
"DobTe isl jednal, Vaclave. A
ty, Evo, S d1tetem domG ne
chod'! Tvdj otec je prosty clo-
vek, ale nechce toho uznati,
mysle stale, re vinnfky jste Wy.
Nemate jineho prostredku pre-
svedciti no o opaku, nez svoje
dfte. Kdybys s dltetem sla do
mi, tat1k Dude tvrdosfjnym ia
ko drive. Ted ozvalo sc jeho
srdce, chce videti sveho vnuka,
a to je dobre znamen1. AZ sc
ma ne Pride pod1vat, povede
no sem laska k vasemu dlteti,
a to d1te no sniff S vami. Ale
neukvapte Sc, sic vsecko Ease
ma leta zkazfte. Nejaky cas- to
vydrzfte. Matejka Pride ma
Cimelku sam a Dude konec
hnevu. Znam no dobre, jinak
nebyl bych Vaclava podporo-
val"
"Tys moudry muz," rekla
Mafenka, objlmajfc sveho mu-
re.
"Dekuji Ia pochvalu," u
small Sc Jan nepatrne a popla-
cal zenu pc zadech.
A Eva uz byla spokojena.
Tat1cek Sc jiste S mimi smirri,
vzdyt Jan to rekl tax tvrdive.
Kdyz 81 dial Matejka praci v
poll do poTadku, zacal jezditi
do lesa, ably odtamtud dovazel
klady ma pilu do mesta. Popr-