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the local dignitary who rents the [[statik ?]]2 (?) or [[panstir ?]]. He was a Pole, and accept a fee gladly. He drove us in the "pansky" carriage to Krašaver by way of 
Dolejsi Lukavice.
It rained all the way.
I took photos of house Paul's father was born in, - no25.
Photo 2 - [[bracket]]
Photo 7 - [/[bracket]] Different views of same.
It rained, and rained and rained.
We were driven to the R.R. station where I waited for a train [[insert]] from 2.20 until 5.12 pm [[/insert]] and Bertha & Paul went on to Dnevice to see uncle. I remained about two hours in the "hostinec", and there met an old German who spoke fair Bohemian- an interesting character. His notion[[insert ]] was that Americans are chiefly concerned in getting girls for immoral purposes.[[/insert]] Reached Pilsen at 5.44 pm, and remained in hotel.
Paul & Bertha came in later. I went to Wollners, and to Buriavus (Reverse order.)

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[[underline]] July 9, 1914 Thursday. [[/underline]]

In the morning Paul's relatives called on us at the hotel. Hajny Schnuberger a zena (tita Pavla), pr. Josefina (Fr. vdova) Hauzlihova,syn Nac. Hauzlika ko frvin[[?]] zene (policista v Plzni) a sym fro druhe', student.

We visited with them awhile, and then [[insert]] we called on [[/insert]] Mrs. [[insert]] Augusta [[/insert]] Gamberk, [[insert]] with Bevian [[/insert]] who is not in good health.
We then went to Wollners, and Mrs. Wollner took us to the famous "Měšťanský" brewery. The brewery is an extensive property, but some of the methods look primitive. Their beer "Urquell" is advertised all over Europe. Mrs. Wollner is a shareholder. It seems that there were about 65 properties with the brewing rights