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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-28

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office
of District Supervisor, Alcohol Tax
Unit, Bureau Of Internal Revenue, Balti-
NOR more sa Maryla and 8, D ate of N f,fst P }s h !
by given that IN August "a, 1910, one
Chevrolet Sedan, Model 1881, Motor No.
2562430. with accessories, was seized in
New Hanover County, North Carolina.
for violation Of the internal-revenue
laws, 'to-wit: Sections 2S07 and 1921. l..
R. C. Any person claiming an interest
in said property must appear at the Of
Tax Unit. Charlotte. North Carolina.
and file claim and cost bond as pro-
vided by Section 1924, I. R. c., on or be-
fore October q, 1910, otherwise the
property will be disposed of according
to law. R. E. Tuttle, District Super
visor
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Farmers Club Meets
For Supper On Thursday

The monthly Farmers club sup
per will be held on Thursday night,
October 3, at 7:30 o'clock, it is
announced by County Farm Agent
Ralph Galphin.
c. M. Brickhouse, district farm
agent, will be present to discuss
the 1871 plan of work.
Reports will be made by the
marketing committee on the adop-
ton. of brands and standards to be
used for vegetables.
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Legal


State Of North Carolina, and more
particularly described as follows:
BEGINNING in the Eastern line
Of Tenth Street at a point 80 feet
South Of the intersection Of the
Southern line of Wright Street and
the Eastern line of Tenth Street, and
ra: thence .Southwardly along the
Eastern line Of Tenth Street 33 feet;
thence Eastwardly parallel with
Wright Street lis feet; thence North
wardlv parallel with Tenth Street 80
feet thence Westwardly parallel
with Wright Street lis feet to the
point Of Beginning, same being part
of Lot No. i in Block 26. according
to the official plan Of the City of
Wilmington. North Carolina.
K. o. BURGWIN. Trustee
Dated and posted this 9Th day of
September, 1910.
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bidder, for cash, at the courthouse
door, in Wilmington, New Hanover
| County, North Carolina, at IL o'clock
M, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1910,
the following described property, to-
wit:
That certain parcel or lot of land
known as Lot No. Sc Oleander SUBJ
the County of New Hanover, State
described as follows:
In Harnett Township, Beginning
at an iron pipe in the Westerly line
of the fifteen foot alleyway which
runs parable, with Country Club
Boulevard. said iron pipe being 70
feet Southwardly from the intersec-
ton of said line with the Southerly
line Of Hydrangea Place, and said
beginning point being the Southeast
corner of Lot No. IS, Oleander, and
running thence Westerly and at
right angles with Country Club
Boulevard 200 feet to an iron pipe in
the Easterly line of said Boulevard,
thence Southwardly with the Easter
1y line of Country Club Boulevard 70
feet to another iron pipe in said line.
the Northwest corner of Lot No. 81;
thence Easterly and at right angles
with Country Club Boulevard 200
feet to an iron pipe in the Westerly
line of said alleyway; thence North
erly with the Westerly line of said
alleyway and parallel with Country
Club Boulevard 70 feet to the point
of beginning, being Lot No. &c,
Oleander.
Subject to conditions and yrestric-
lions contained in the deed from
Oleander Development Company to
o. A. Hamilton and wife, Elise Emer-
son Hamilton, recorded in the office
of the Register Of Deeds for New
Hanover County in Book 1856, at page
391.
This the 18th day of September.
1910.
JULIUS C. SMITH, Trustee
Smith, Wharton & Hudgins, Attys.,
Greensboro. N. c..
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LOVE WITHOUT MUSIC
Continued from Page Eight

place their paths had met briefly
once. Some place -.
Yes, I'm Linda Avery" she an
swered, studying the others face.
Then, with a quick recognition, she
knew her. q
(TO Be Continued.) -.
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LIST YOUR RENTAL AND SALES
with us. Al Service.
Frank G. Harris. 120 Princess st.
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Real Estate

81 ACRE TRACT ON MYRTLE
Grove Sound, with large frontage
on both Sound and Highway;
good soil; suitable for sub-divii-
ing. H. F. Wilder, Phone 1882.
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Moore Fonvielle Realty Co.
We are equipped to serve you.
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Lost and Found

LOST - LEATHER JACKET BE-
tween Princess and Walnut on End
st. Finder please notify West
brook-BroWn Motor Co.
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lost = BRINDLE AND WHITE
English bull pup. Reward. DR..
n Robertson.
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Quick Results, Buy; Rent And Sell With Want Ads-Cost Small
Ealing Places

Conceded (HOME OF GOOD
eats oyster stew. frys or raw Try
u SOC special dinners. Capt, Ben's
Telephone County 1913.
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CARD PUNCH MACHINE. STENO-
typy. Compton1ster. apd all bust
ness subjects taught. Mrs. Notes
S%ecretarial School. 313 Church st.
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IS Insurance

20% SAVING ON FIRE lNSuR
ance. Get all the facts. Marshall
Realty Co., 216 Princess. Dial b092.
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Feeds
For Rent
HOUSES

HOUSES
sos CASTLE ST, SIX ROOMS
5l8 CHRCH ST., FIVE ROOMS
IT'S ANN ST, SIX ROOMS
1907 FENDER AVE, FIVE
BRADLEY CREEK, SIX ROOM
brick house
APARTMENTS
OLEANDER, NEAR COUNTRY
Club, five rooms, good con-
dition
1911 ANN ST. SIX ROOMS,
lower
420 SOUTH 18TH ST, THREE
rooms, furnished
Gil DOCK ST, FIVE ROOMS
lower
s26 SOUTH BIRD ST., LOWER
and upper four room apart.
ment, heat furnished
504 DOCK ST, SIX ROOMS,
lower.
FOSTER HILL REALTY co.
Dial 3371-3372
Sent 27 1910
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FOR RENT
COUNTRY CLUB PIN S,
rooms, 2 baths, brick.
COUNTRY CLUB PINES, 6
, rooms.
219 NO. 18TH ST., z ROOMS,
2 baths.
1911 ANN ST, 5 ROOM APT.
Willetts Realty Co.
124 Princess St. Dial 1898
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WANTED - COOK - MUST BE
neat and clean, with references
and health certificate. Dial 1913.
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UPPER FLOOR 12O N. WATER ST.
800 square feet. Broad staircase,
skylight. Exceptional value at $25
skylight. Exceptional value at $25
per month. Lenox G.. Cooper. Dial
5432.
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100 instruction

TRAIN YOURSELF IN ACCOUNTING
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF AC-
COUNTANCY
Personal Instructions under firm OF
local c. r. AS. Write for free catalogue.
John s.. Vautier, 2133 Kirkwood Ave-,
Charlotte. 1888,
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0 Helm Wanted, Female

STENOGRAPHER ANSWER IN
own handwriting giving age refer
ence previous employment and
salary expected. w. T. c. Care
Star-NeWs.
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WANTED RELIABLE PERSON TO
drive Ford Car and passenger to
Charlotte. Phone 7746-R.
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Announcement

MPAIR-RELINE WITH OUR MA.
eriali Our work Is best-prices
lowest. New York Tailoring. 202
Princess st.
WE HAVE IN STOCK A CON-
plete line Aladdin Lamps and Ac.
cessories. Fender Furniture Co.,
% So. Front st.
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Seeds and Plants

FRESH SEED FOR FALL PLANT.
ing. Collard and cabbage plants.
Onion sets. Fertilizers. Rouda-
bush's Seed Store.
Evening star., 1940-05-06

form, i mads up Of : party leader
from each state.
Ordinarily the committeeman are
not picked until the convention
meets. , Twenty-one States already
have chosen their delegations. Five
more select theirs this week, and
by the end Of May all viii have
been chosen.
Operating more slowly than their
opposition, the Democrats have
picked delegates in only u States.
Five more State groups will be Sc
lected this week. National Chair
man Farley is expected to appoint
. Convention Arrangements Com
mittee soon and call q meeting to
select keynote speaker and q per-
manent chairman. The Democrats
will hold their convention In Chi
cago July Is.
Mr.. Hamilton proposed the pre-
convention selection Of resolutions
committeeman two weeks ago in
letters to national and State COM
mittee members. He said he had re-
ceived favorable responses from. SO
States, the District of Columbia
and Hawaii, virtually all express
ing "keen enthusiasm"
BY meeting on June IT, he said,
SUFFICIENT time would be allowed for
the platform-makers to hear all who
want to be heard, to consider the
100,000-word program report" by
the Glenn Frank Advisory Commit
tee, and to outline the basis for q
party platform"
Many Of those who have written
Evening star., 1940-05-06
Budapest
Continued From First Pare }

garia . promise Of 4 large British
loan and corridor to the Aegean
Sea. . thing she long has wanted.
The British plan was reported to
include a deal involving Greece and
Turkey, already on close terms,
whereby the former would cede Bull
garia the Aegean Corridor In return
for certain concessions.
Britain's purpose in wooing Bull
gar1a, Sofia sources said, was to in
sure q land route for troops to
Rumania should the necessity arise.
Soma Notes Turk Moves.
The reports of Turkish troop con-
centrations along the Greek and
Bulgarian frontiers received Official
cognizance In Sofia, where opinion
was expressed that the action was
in accordance with British desires
and connected with Enelands aims
In the Mediterranean"
The presence Of Turkish forces
near the Bulgarian border was said
to be in apparent disregard Of q
mutual agreement between the two
countries. Bulgarian omcials said
they had given Turkey no cause
for such action.
The circulation Of reports, attrib-
Evening star., 1940-05-06

to ms,s hs addsd. ~sxpresssd thu
opinion that this plan, II carried
out. would result In the formation
Of . stronger and better phrased
platform since the preliminary
work could be done with deliberation
and without haste"
Republicans Nill pick 30 more DEL
egates this week, including eight In
Idaho today, a In California and
eight In South Dakota tomorrow and
IL In Arkansas and eight In North
Dakota Saturday.
Democrats will choose ~ delegates
In Alabama, a In California, II in
Florida and eight in South Dakota
Evening star., 1940-05-06

uted 10 German sources, that this
allies ware planning to land troops
at ealonikA conceded with the on
ctal opening Of . strategic. new rail-
way line running northward from
that Aegean port through the
etruma River Valley.
Salonika offers the most direct
gateway for the entrance Of allied
troops In the event war comes to
the Balkans, and the new railway
would prove I valuable aid In their
movement.
The Greeks deny reports Of q secret
agreement to let Britain and France,
both Of whom have guaranteed her
independence, to use the port, but
foreign observers doubt that Greece
would offer any objections II war
comes.
Reports Of the appearance Of Rus
sian reinforcements along the Ru-
thenian frontier were regarded as
q hopeful sign by some quarters in
Budapest, which interpreted this
development - . sign OF Moscow's
determination to forestall any Ger
man. Italian plan to divide the Bal
kans.
Information furnished by the Ger
man 0estapo was said to have led
to the spy roundup in Hungary,
which government circles said had
smashed . huge organization en-
gagged in espionage and propaganda
activities.
Most Of the arrests took place at
Kassa, Ungvar and Munkacs in the
former Czecho-slovak regions an.
nexed by Hungary. Some uf those
arrested were said to have possessed
plans Of the Arpad defense line,
which Hungary recently built along
her Ruthenian frontier facing Rus
sian occupied Poland.
Some observers saw the arrests as
an indication Of mutual distrust be-
tween Moscow and Berlin.
Magyar-Slovak M-Feeling.
The spy hunt was accompanied
by new expressions Of ill-feeling be-
tween Hungary and Slovakia. In q
radio broadcast, Hungarian Foreign
Minister Count. Stefan Csaky reit-
Grated q warning that his govern
ment's patience over the alleged mis-
treatment of the Hungarian minor
ity in Slovakia was nearing an end.
Meantime. slovak planes dropped
pamphlets over Ruthenia reading
'Slovaks! The day Of liberation is
near! Get ready. Hitler is with
US. The glorious Slovak Army will
deliver you from the Magyar (Hun-
garian) yoke"
In Belgrade. the Yugoslav gov
ernment rejected = German request
for permission to send 10000 "cof-
valescents" into the country, but
offered to take that many sick
children under is years of age.
Evening star., 1940-05-06
Private Groups Join
In Studying U. 5. Place
In Postwar World
State Department Goes
Over Mistakes Of Past,
To Avoid New Ones
BY the Associated Press.

oS tue AboOCl1Veo fI0es.
Along with the State DEPARTMENTS
intensive survey Of the problems Of
eventual European peace, 1t was dis
closed today that private groups Of
businessmen, bankers and professors
are studying Americas place In .
postwar world.
The State Departments work Is
directed by a special advisory COM
mittee headed by Undersecretary
Sumner Welles, who returned re-
Gently from 4 confidential mission
In Europe for President Roosevelt.
Research organizations, universe
ties and business societies interested
in public questions also are working
independently on special problems.
Although the State Department
seeks to coordinate their efforts and
prevent duplication, it does not SUI
pervise their studies.
Secretary Hull's Advisory Com
mittee is divided into three groups.
The first, under Mr.. Welles, is seek
ing varied information on European
and world policies preceding the war
and those likely to follow 1t, to guide
general American policy.
Disarmament Field Reviewed
Another group, under Counselor
r. Walton Moore, is reviewing all
that has taken place in the field Of
disarmament, especially since the
World War, trying to simplify the
complicated problem.
The third group, under Economist
Leo Pasvolsky, is reviewing the eco
nomic history Of international rela-
tions over 20 years, for light on eco
nomic and financial matters.
Hugh r. Wilson, former Ambas-
sador to Germany. serves rs haison
man between the groups.
The work of the Advisory Com
mittee is divided into two parts:
/. A study of future arrangements
among nations likely to have an
effect on the United States when
peace comes.
g. Current negotiations with for
eign nations seeking commitments
that they will return after the war
to policies conducive to an easier
flow of trade.
Mistakes to Be Recounted.
Oficials say the thing most sought
by both ofncial and unomcial ex-
perts is to arrive at the logical Inn
plications and repercussions Of steps
taken in the past. What mistakes
were made? Why were they made?
What can be done to prevent their
being made again?
Ofncials say that the United States
has keen interest in the answer
because they may affect future
American history. President Roose-
velt's year-old offer to take part in
economic and disarmament (though
not polHicaD discussions looking to-
ward peace still stands.
All the researchers appear to take
as their base of operations" the
economic interdependence Of the
world.
They assume the necessity for al
nations to have access to raw ma
terials. They say there Is no short
age OF raw materials; the problem
Is to distribute them-and this is q
problem Of trade.
The free dow Of trade Is, to
omcials here, q question Of world
choice among such pieces Of ma
chinery as isolation, trade asree.
ments and monetary methods.
Evening star., 1940-05-06

tomorrow and n IN Iowa Saturday.
Speaker Bankhead win get the
presidential tndorsement Of Ala
bama's ~ Democratic delegates to
b chosen In . primary tomorrow,
while South Dakota voters Will
choose eight uninstructed delegates
for each party.
Floridas Democratic delegates
also will be selected In q primary to-
morrow, with ~ Of the So men
seeking places on the 14-vote dele
cation favoring denomination of
President Roosevelt and the rest
having scattered choices.
Evening star., 1940-05-06
6. 0. P. 10 Meet Week
Before Convention
10 Draft Platform
Eosly Cuueuses to
Pick Committeeman
Are Predicted
By the Associated Press.

~ the A1Soc1ateo Press.
Early caucuses to select members
Of the Republican Resolutions Com
mittee were predicted today follow
ing omcial word the group would
meet = week before the national
convention to draft q party plat
form.
Chairman John Hamilton Of the
Republican National Committee an
nounced he was taking the initiative
In assembling the -desig-
nate in Philadelphia about June II,
one week before the convention
meets.
This departure from convention
routine is expected to develop much
preliminary talk Of presidential can
didates as we'll as of platform
planks, since the Resolutions Com
mittee, which formulates the plat
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11

mix valecneho lodstva vim, re
je tomu jinak. Jestlize nam
Dude vnucen BOZ, budeme ma
nej pfipraveni. Jeste jsme zad-
nou waikiki neprohrali."
- Ma 5000 lekaru Dude po-
volano do sluzby. v armada.
Nejmene 500 jich bylo povola-
no z rad reservn1ch dGstojn1k1
a narodn1 gardy, ably Sc podro-
bill vycviku pro aktivn1 sluzbu
a pTipravili Sc k odvodGm PRIV
niho kontigentu 100000 muzd,
ktef1 budou povolani k vojen-
skemu vycviku ma dobu jedno-
no roku.
Letecky sbor povolal 200 re-
servnlch lekarG. Mimo to tis1-
ce jinych l6karG Dude slouziti
pri odvodech ably byli vylouce-
nj muzi a vetsi telesnou va
dou.
Skoro vsichni lekaTi graduo-
vail v posledn1ch dvacet le-
tech a obdrzeli svou hodnost v
taborech pro reservnf dustojn1-
ky. Armada NIUE povolati
lined lekare, kter1 mali hod-
most kapitana, plukovn1ka ne
DO generala a pc 16. f1jnu KITE
rehokoli lekare, at ma pouze
venkovskou praksi nebo je hle-
danym specialistou.
Mimo ne Dude povolano do
sluzby nejmene 10000 osetro-
vatelG inspektoru, techniku a
pracovn1k1 laboratoTi.
= Jedna eskadra st1hac1ch
aeroplanG a jedna eskadra
bombometnych letadel byly
prideleny sluzbou Ancho-
rage ma Aljasce. Jsou to PRIV
nj oddly, jez budou poslany
novou stanici, ktera Sc tam zri-
zhje nakladem $4,000. Gel
KEN 80 aeroplan1 a 2,40O voja
XII dostalo rozkaz, ably Sc tam
odebraly. Pred tim bylo tam
komandovano 1900 vojakd.
= Mobilisacni rozkaz, w.
dany pro $4,000 reservn1ch ma
mornik1 znamena, re reservis-
tie mali byti pohotove a re bu-
de nasledovan povolan1m do
chime sluzby a pridelen1m mist
reservistum.
Oficielne Sc prav1, re v ne
kolika dnech Dude oznameno,
kdy reserviste lodstva a sboru
marin1 must nastoupiti sluzbu.
Tim Dude rozmnozen pocet mu
"a lodstva ma 240, 900.
Rozkaz byl vydan veliteldm
vsech Is namornfch distrikt1
Spojenych StatG. Jednotlivci
obdrz1 k nastoupen1 sluzby cd
distriktn1ch velitelstv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11
President hail podporu neza.
mestnanym dslnfkHim.

President Roosevelt hail
vladn1 politiku, ktera venuie
penize "a tim 1celem, ably Sc
predeSlo 1plne opustenosti ne.
zamestnanych a prohlasil, Ii
zaveden1 vseobecneho vzdela.
nj V Americe je nejvetsi zaru.
kou prot diktatuTe V dobach
tax velkych, jakou je tato.
Mluvil pfi dedikacni slavno.
sti ma tfech skolach v okresu
Duchess, vystav6nych castec-
ne pomOc1 fondu WPA. Jeho
rec byla rozhlasovana DO cel6
zemi rozhlasnymi sitemi CHS
a BNC.
O n6kolik hodin pozdeji mlu
vii re sve residence v Hyde
Parku rozhlasem u prilezitosti
vyrocniho banketu demokratic
keno vyboru okresu Duchess,
ktery byl konan v Poughkeep-
sic, pfi kterez prilezitosti pra-
vii mezi jinym:
"Nadsazovan1, osobni 1toky
a divok6 sliby nehrajf zadne
role V nasf Rampant. Jsem list,
re uvedomuj1ce 81 to, povedete
il ma nejvyss1m stupni americ-
Ike ethiky a slusnosti. Kez vasi
snahu volicove ocenf v pTffstfch
listopadovych volbach."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11
Politikari v tom.

V Chicago podnikla policie
nekolik najezdG ma nadherne
zrlzene apartmenty, kde nasla
Is d1vek. re Sc jedna O d1le-
zitou raketu, vidno z toho, re
sotva byly d1vky dopraveny do
detektivn1 1Tadovny sjizdeli Sc
p%olitikafi, ably Sc tazali proc
d1vky byly zatceny a take je-
den municipaln1 soudce chte]
vedet, CO sc stale Sc zatcenym
dozorcem flatu a teprv kdyz
mt bylo vysvetleno, re Sc vlad-
nj 1rady zajfmajf 0 zatcen6,
ponevadz zde byl asi prekro-
cen MannGv zakon, Sc tise W.
tratil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11
VALKA We DVOU TYDNECH
MOZNOU.

Predpov6d uGinena byla, ze
Spojene Staty vstoup1 do val
ky "b6hem desiti dni nebo
dvou tydnG," jestlize Japonsko
neustoup1 Ohledn6 sveho poza-
davku O Burma 1zemf, ucinena
byla We stfedu republikanskym
kongresnlkem, Noah M. Ma
son, jenz vysetruje neameric-
kou cinnost jistych osob.
Mason oslovil zde Willkic
McNary pracovn1ky. Mezi j.
nym pravil, re toto nebezpeci
nenl tax zlym jake nebezpeci
cd komunistG, kteTf We Spoie.
nych Statech sesiliIi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11
Cuverner Homer mrtev.

Henry Horner, guVerner sta.
tn Illinois, zemfel We start 81
let v letn1m domove We Winnet-
ka, kde I'll v 1stranf Cd l. cerv-
ma. Trpel jiz diva roxy koruna
tenim cev a pTepracovanlm
srdce.
Guverner Horner jest potion
KEN ceskeho pTistehovalce. Je-
no ded pTijel do teto zeme z
P1sku.
Do 1radu guvernera byl zvo-
len roku 1882 hlavne pficine-
MIN Ant. J. Cermaka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11
Tri parry dvoiGat We skole.

Jednou re zvlastnosti vyss1
Skoly We WILDER V Nebracse
jest, re mezi zaky jsou tez jsou
tri parry dvojcat. Jsou to Fran
els a Frederick Slepickovi, sy-
move manzelu Fred Slepicko-
vych; Danna a Rorothy Drdo-
Wy, dcery manzelG Chas. Drdo-
vych a Jean a Jerry Cain, dit
ky manzelG j. V. Cainovych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11
AlOiS POkOrny

a nynf spankem vecnym dffma
ma Narodn1m hrbitove. S poci-
ty meme lasky a vdecnosti pTi-
stupujeme ku hrobu Tvemu, co
dGkaz, re stale ma Tebe vzpo-
m1name, drahy obraz Tv1j u
stavicne srdc1ch svych chova-
me a pamatce I've 1techu hle-
Spi klidne a bud ujis-
ten, re We v~zpom1nkach naS1ch
z1ti budes ma vzdycky.
Venuj1 I've pamatce: