About "bastards"

In our opinion, the founder of the “bastards” is Ilya Zdanevich (1894–1975), one of the representatives of the Russian avant-garde, as well as the St. Petersburg Society of Artists and Writers “Bloodless Murder” (representatives: M. V. Le-Dante, O. Leshkova, N Lapshin, N. Yankin, V. Ermolaeva, E. Turova, Yanko Lavrin, and others).

Zdanevich, being the editor of the literary and political journal Northern Notes, founder of the Freedom to Art Society, united under the general idea of ​​writers, artists, and actors. It is interesting that V. Mayakovsky spoke out against the manifesto “Freedom to Art”.
Society collapsed with time and was recreated under the name “Art. Revolution". (Representatives: V. Ermolaeva, E. Turova, N. Lapshin, L. Bruni, N. Lyubavina, O. Brik).
Zdanevich is also the founder of the association “41 °” (Zdanevich, Terentyev, Kruchenykh). During this period, he publishes three plays: "AsEl NapracAt" (1918), "Ostraf PASkhi" (1919), "Yeah Ya'gaba" (1920).
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“The pls… the citizens
... ref small numbers
... robbers
rivut for the scene
choirs
... kick in
... first robber
abvg dzhziy klmno prstu fkhtschsh
Sjy yyuya izhitsa ab vgd zhzik
Ftara ...
lm? op rst? uh htschshsch? ? s? b?
... first
ftara
to the orchestras
... for making Dirutza
vryuyutsa separated
to the orchestras
... yanko
tsapait
caron
... robbers
rivut dance
choirs
... yanko
neither can it be
warrior
... cut Yankee
yanko dies
... ref sumirchi sea
... the station ... "
- Zdanevich I., SPb. 1916; "Janko Krull Albanka"

From the thesis "Russian language on the Internet. Development Trends »Ksenia Smistikova (Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic)