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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-31
A Successful Trick.

A young and skillful disciple of Robert
Houdon, was some time ago travelling IN
the northern province of France, giving
exhibitions in natural magic IN company
with young wag, now director OF a
printing establishment in Paris. In their
wanderings they arrived at the town of
R, more renowned for its manufac-
lures than for the natural brilliancy of
its inhabitants. Here the receipts of the
magician were absolutely nothing, and
despair reigned in the hearts of our
two adventures. What was now to be
done?
"By my faith !" exclaimed the assist
ant magician, " it will never do to say
that we did not make our expenses. L
have it! Let me write poster for one
or more entertainments, and, II the at
traction dom answer, call me no assistant
for high priest of Diableria. AT the
urgent request of the large and intelli-
gent audiences of our former entertain
ments, we have consented to perform the
astonishing feat of making the cathedral
bell ring any hour indicated by any OF
the audience-to take place this evening
How will that do"
but how are you to fulfill the pro-
mise?"
"Oh. never mind, Am not wor-
thy pupil of skillful master? Leave
that to me"
Night came, and with it a crowd of the
curious. All went off well. And now
came the feature Of the evening, and
one was asked to name number.
"Four" /" came from the crowd.
In fear and trembling the mighty ma
gician extended his hand toward the
cathedral, when one twol three !, four!
doomed from the cupola. The cold pers-
piration started to the exhibitors brow,
and the audience shouted with delight
and surprise. ENCORE encore" re-
sounded from all parts of the room.
" Again" What was to be done? But
voice from behind the curtain said:
"Go ahead, old boy! It's all right?'
With sigh of relief the exhibitor re.
peated the miracle again and again, and
the spectators departed filled with en-
thusasm.
"What in the name of wonder have
you been doing" exclaimed the puzzled
principal to his laughing assistant as soon
as the doors were closed.
"Why, | gave the bell ringer five
francs to stay in the belfry and ring as
many times as placed candles in the
window; and | think it succeeded pref
ty we'll" replied the other, shaking the
well-fllcd cash-box.
The next day as they were starting in
the cars, one of the city councillors came
to them and begged that they would
explain the miracle.
at is magnetism, my friend" said the
magician with a grand flourish of his
hand. And the magistrate departed,
much cdifcd and perfectly satisfied.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-31

AT the Grand Rapids fire a woman
threw feather bed out of second story
window and then looked about for her
baby, but she could not find it until a
man discovered the missing infant in the
bed thrown out.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-31

The scientific gentlemen on board H.
NJ. 5. Challenger have discovered quite
number of queer things during their
cruise in the Pacific, but one OF the
oueerest things they have discovered is a
nastv way of disposing of dead people in
vogue at the Admiralty isles. The pco.
plc inhabiting those isles do not bury
nor burn nor embalm their dead, but
boil them and eat them!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-31
MINOR TOPICS.

The public on this side of the water
have been led to believe that the resig-
nation of Major Leech, the captain OF
the Irish team, resulted from chagrin
over his recent defeat. 1t appears that
Major Leech simply pursued the course
he had laid out for himself when the
challenge for the return match was ac-
cepted.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-31

TwENTY-oNE cities in England, with
a population of over six millions, do not
owe as much money as the single city of
New York, with population of less
than a million.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-31

The ancient brocade tapestry factory
Of Venice, which is said to have existed
before that at Lyons, which was formerly
employed by the doges in weaving gifts
for Eastern monarchs, and required four
teen thousand hands, is being revived by
the Brothers Angino. The secrets of the
old workingmen who produced stuffs OF
extraordinary richness have died with
the inventors, but the present efforts
have been most successful.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-31

Our rifle team have been doing too
well abroad. After beating the Irish
teams, and obtaining triumphant ova-
tion, they went to Wimbledon, England,
to shoot for the grand prize offered there.
The English, however, appear to have
been afraid Of them, and refused to allow
them to shoot against the English team,
hut offered to give them chance against
a new team to bc selected from the Eng
lish, Scotch and Irish teams. This was
equivalent to challenge to contend
with the best picked shots of the United
Kingdom. Colonel Gildersleeve declined
to shoe, under such circumstances, and
the Club was therefore excluded from
the grand contest. The conduct OF the
English Club, under the circumstances,
may be regarded as virtual acknowI-
cdgmcnt of defeat.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-31

THE recent flood in France is said to
have been the most remarkable visitation
of the kind recorded this century. y
district as large as the State of Maine
and as populous as New York was del
ugcd by unprecedentedly violent and
long-continucd rain storms, occasioning
a loss of life and destruction of property
at which the imagination is paralyzed.
To meet calamity thus vast in its ex-
tent and unprecedented in its violence,
all the resources of French charity and
French administrative skill must indeed
be taxed TO their utmost.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-31

The originator of the temperance
crusade, Dio Lewis, has written book
entitled Prohibition Failure"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-31

AT the college regatta at Saratoga, this
year, Cornell University bore off the
prize. The news of the victory aroused
the most intense enthusiasm at Ithaca,
Ny. The great fire, bell and other bells
were rung, the University chimes pcalcd,
bombs and fireworks were exploded,
guns fired, and the business places and
buildings festooned with the national
and University colors, and bands Paraded
the streets. 1t is curious to notice that
no college has won two years in success
sion. The first year Amherst Agricultu-
pal bore off the prize the next, Amherst;
the third, Yale last year, Columbia, and
now Cornell. The time this year is not
50 good as last-l6;2Sl against l6;42!.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-31

BE BRAvE.-Be brave, always Mis-
fortune, sorrow and obstacles call for all
the courage OF humanity. To be brave
is to be beneficial; it is in time OF trou-
bic that we most need courage, for by it
we not only strengthen ourselves, but
can helpothers. The drosz Of the metal
is always eliminated by the fire through
which It passes. So shonId sorrow pu-
rify US, and yet strengthen as; they are
the bravest hearts who 60 to the 'front.'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-31
Genuine Fools.

He who wipes his nose on a nutmeg
Crater and picks his teeth with a razor;
She who says no ~ TO a proposal OF
a gentleman when she has reached the
age Of thirty.
He who gets 80 drunk at night that he
puts his clothes 70 bed and hangs him
self on chair.
She who rubs her checks with brickbats
in order to give them color.
He who puts on his hat, and takes his
cane, and starts out pursuit Of an bon
est and disinterested politician
She who pinches and slaps a child 10
make it quit bawling.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-31

a PosT-oFFICE agent travelling in Tex
a. tells of the successful use of the gall
of a rattlesnake as an antidote for the
bite of that reptile. In the case spoken
of relief was almost instantaneous to the
patient, who was writhing in paroxysms
of great pain, rapidly swelling and be-
coming purple. A gentleman of Texas
who spent several years in California and
New Mexico, says he saw the same
remedy successfully used among the In
dians in the latter country. In one in
stance an Indians dog near the camp
was bitten in the nose by large rattle
snake. The Indian Immediately opened
the reptile and administered the gall.
The cure was rapid and effectual.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-31

He highest mountain in the world
once more been discovered. 1t is,
Mt He1cules, in New Guinea, and is
to be S2,7SS feet, or about six and a
ter miles high.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-07-31

SAN FRANCISCO experience reports
that a Chinaman accustomed to opium,
when deprived of it by poverty or i'm
prisonment, is the most pitiable wretch
imaginable. His state is worse that that
of the drunkard in the delirium tremens.
He can neither sleep nor think, and,
when waking, trembles as with an ague.
If deprived of the poison long enough,
his complexion tr,- &C CHASTITY white,
and his stomach will not retain food.
/hen this state is reached, the only
1edy which can save his life is the
g itself. The warden of the county
has often been compelled to procure
um for the Chinese prisoners. In one
e, where it was proposed to discover
bstinenee would not work cure, the
rs lips and tongue dried and cracked,
his voice became so hoarse as to be
,dible, but when opium was furnished
he soon regained his health.
He highest mountain in the world
once more been discovered. 1t is,
mt Heicules, in New Guinea. and is
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
All Sorts.

General Shermaa's "Memors, ,"
Of tho late war, recently published
by Appleton & Co, are stirring up
a perfect tempest Of hornets among
the great Federal chieitains. /,
would not surprise us much, to see
it rcsalt IN something more than
a war Of words.
Ar the recent Republican State
convention, in Pennsylvania, and
DINO, EX-Gov. Uartranit .f the
former and Il. B. Hays OF the lat.
ter, were nominated for Goyer-
nor.
TnE great Erie" Rail Road Of
New York, and the Mobile and
Ohio Rail Road of Alabama and
Mississippi, have both gone into the
hands Of receivers.
PARIS possesses a mule which
has had two colts, both sired by an
Arabian stallion. a mule, in
Kansas, is also said to have given
birth to a fine colt, last month.
The nuptials OF General Sheri.
dan and Miss Rucker were consu.
mated in Chicago, q few days since
The happy pair propose taking part
IN the military expedition about to
explore the yellow Stone valley.
THE acts of the last session of the
Legislature will not be ready foI
delivery Tor thirty days. They
will cost five dollars in pamphlet
ana siX City law sheep.
From the hatcrnlzing that has
been going on lately, between the
Blue" and the Grey, IN the mat
ter of decoration, We would suc.
gest, that hereafter, the two mem
morals be consolidated jrra t-
and that ~ ~.
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
Grant aud the Third Term,

The Great Oracle has, ut last
opened his mouth, on the subject
of the "Third Term" In his letter
to the recent Republican Penn,Slate
convention, he simply tells thom
"that he has no more desire for the
third term, than for the first.
That he is in the hands OF his
friends. And, even If rendered
the nomination, he would not ac-
cept it, unless under such circum-
stances, as would make 1t his aim.
pcrative duty" Now, as we ontei- =
tain a pretty good idea OF what
Grant considers "his imperative
duty" to-wit; Federal pap and
patronage, we look upon the a'ore,
said letter, rs nothing more than n
plain, unvarnished bld for the
Presidency, just SO long as his
friends may deem 1t to their IN
,erest TO keep him there. More es-
pecialIy rs he edlfes US with little
argument, in favor OF his eligibility,
and propriety, (in the absence Ct
Constitutional restriction,) in ac-
ccpting as many terms, as he can
induce the people 20 elect him.
With this mighty Caesar, who has
growa tat and saucy on such royal
meat, the ycueratcd traditions
which have been handed down to US
hy our ancestors, the unwIitten law
OF the Republic, form not the slight
est barrier. II he be not q caudI-
date for the Presidency IN 1876, it
will not he MIR. Grants taul'
Ever since his first induction to
office, the principal use made OF
Lis exalted functions, has been self.
aggrandizement and gain. And to
promote this end, one term is de.
voted 10 scheming for another, the
sccoud for third, aud so on
NJ r-~r'. may taiK OF th!S"rls-
ing man and CHAT rising man in
the Republican party, Grant has,
undoubtedly, the inside track. The
army of oflice-holderS, OF whom
there are over 10000 Post masters
alone, are with but rare exceptions
Grants TRASHY satiilites, and these.
with their adhcren,s and employ.
ees WELD mighty power in the
Radical party. Those who wish to
defeat Grants election to third
term, must not hope to do it before
the nominating convention, they
must buckle on their armor with
the Democrat party, for the fight
before the people in the Fall Cam
paign OF 1876.
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
20 for St. Johns Day.

In view Of the Masonic picnic to
be held IN OSceola, on the ami
versary OF st. Johns day, June
24th, our little bend boat the
Frank Forrest will leave Mem
pins ON Tuesday the 22d, reaching
Osccola Wednesday the 23d, so as
TO afford all the world AN opportu
nity OF visiting us. on that occa
sion. A. tins grand affair is to be
a perfect Bonanza OF enjoyment. in
the way of oratory, music, mirth
and the good things of hfc, we hope
20 welcome to it every body, with
all their grandmothers, cousins
and aunts; come ther, We over.
barthened mostals, east aside for q
day, your troubles and cares, and
yield yourselves up TO a few hours
of recreation and amusement. Jop.
in and bis crew, those princes Of
stoamboatmen, viii furnish YOU
with comfortable and dspeedy trans
portation; and the masons and cit.
'nens of OsceJla will give YOU a
tight royal receptian.
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Our irlai,,s who favor us with
items of news, information, or other
correspondence will please boar
IN mind the following rules.
WRITE ONLY on ONE SIDE OF TUE
rArER. This rule is imperative
and We will hereafter pay no attcn'
tien to letters written on both sides
of the sheet.
Be BRlEr, state what you have
to say in the fewest possible words
SEND US NEWS: We want facts,
not disquisii;ons, moraIizlngs OF
reflections on them. Above all
things, DoN'r WRITE UNLESS Yo'
HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY.
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12

JOHN MATTHEW'S
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12

We win attend to the
PURCHASE OR sALEoF
laud- in tbs county, on in any portion Of III
state.
In this column win hereafter be found II list q
the lands in ouy hands Tor sale
Parties az a distance desiG,no iprormstio, :,
regard to land matters viii address
,,..,.,-o., JAMES &BEST
osceols, Ark.
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
John Matthews a.!

Having lately bought out the House of H. Gaylord we
are Offering at his old Stand the Mammoth Store
to the Citizens of Mississippi County and purchasers of
goods generally special and extraordinary inducements, in
the following lines:
Dry Goods, consisting OF Dress Goods,
White Goods, Lace Goods, Cassimcres,
Silks and Ladies Ties, Domestics Prints
Hosiery, Embroidery Ladies' Underwear
Groceries, consisting part of Bacon, Flour, Lard
Mo!asses K Syrups, Tobacco, WhskCy Sugar Coffee
and Plantation Supplies, Generally;
Also General assortment of Hats, Caps Boots Shoes
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods Hardware, Queens
ware and in fact everything that be found in First
Glass Retail Establishment which owing the strngency
of the times prepared to sell at reduced rates
We would also state that have the sole Agency at
this place. for the celebrated Lone Star Flour Mills Wen
burg Mills and preparedto sell any quantities of Flour
at Memphis or St Louis prices
TERMs-NET CASH.
JOHN MATTHEW'S
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
CONSUMPTION CURED.
To the Editor Of the Times
hsTrKNAn FRiFNn.

To the Editor Of the Times
ksTENNEp FRiEND:
wa you please inform your readers thst
have positive
tURE FOR CONSjMFTfON
.~i IN disorders Z the thrpat aud Lungs aud
tHa' lH .'t a..r .n vrsacticc, ! have cured hun
#-.l+ .Hss,s. sat E.|i ave
80.
90 Iudcc6 20 strong
ample fTes, - sny .ni-
20 arv one Won NAV
.om these disease, and
~
DR. T BURT
.LliAN r New York
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
Commercial Hotel
Corner Jefferson Z Front Streets

Having once more assumed ;hc wana- .H..ut
= ithisTonl'ar Aouse ana having hereyshv r-
,'s' ana renovated 10 v. r' nr.r.-.f .r r.
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
FITS CEREsI FREE.

Any person suffering from the above disease is
requested to address nr. Price, and Trial bottle
Of medicine will be forwarded by express
FREEi
he only cost being The express charges which
owing o. my large business, are small
DR. Price b. % regular lhy stefan aud h4s made
the trtatmCut Of
PITS AND EPILEPSY
= study for years and will warrant n carr BY the
use of his remedy.
ponof rsu 90 send 20 h.aa far a trial bottle; II
costs nothing, and hc
WILL CURE YOU,
no matter of how long -Iar5iu yvaur caSo NAV he.
ur bow many other t,ms.'es n A. ha' .a..1
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12

Ar tho carly age of thirty five,
the tate John {. Breckenridge had
been United States Senator, Vice
President. of the United States, and
Vas rendered the missira 20 Span
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12

TuE rent paid on the building,
at present, used fer a court house,
would almost pay the interest on
sufficient capital to erect a court
house, ihat would possess all the
convenienccs of court room. offices,
iurv's rooms. &c hasidos ko;rG %"
80 10 the town AID county
Citizens OF Mississippi county, why
don't you take this matter in hand
and perform simple act of JUS
tiee to yourselves and to your
county.
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
OScLoLA, Jane 18th l775.

OSCLoLA, Jane 18th l115.
J. X. +. HALE,
Chairman of Committee Sc.
Dear Sir and Brother Owing
TO circumstance over which | have
no control, and which have arisen
since l accepted the invitation OF
your committee to deliver an al
dress on the oath INST. st Johns
day am compelled, most reluc.
family to reconsider my answer
and revoke the promise made there.
IN. ! am the less concerned, how
ever, as /, the inability on my part
to address the brethren on that day,
since ! see you have secured the
services OF several gentlemen, any
of whom will prove moro interest
ing and entertaining than | could
possibly have been,
Yours FratornalIy,
FRANK l., JAMES.
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12

Why is it that our people have
to send TO Indiana or Memphis, tor
all their building material, when
oar immediate forests abound
with the finest timber in the world;
and Il very ANAL capital would put
up ample machinery for properly
saving and dressing the same, at
our very doors
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
Some Figures in Favor of the
Erection Of Home Factories.

Erection Of Home Factories,
In 1858, tbe property of the Au-
gusta (Ga.) Factory, was purchas-
ed for $4,000, Oh credit OF Ten
years, payable, Que tenth, each
year, with interest. There was
then but IN the concern II cash cap
ital Of 100000 To-day, the proper
" stands on the Company's books
at upwards Of 81 coo, goo, In sew
cnlocn years, this Factory had paid
81, ,553 eco worth Of dividends, be
sidcs the Original purchase money,
$4,000, which added to The value
Of the property, sl,0OO,000, makes
over 100000 net profit, or an av-
erage of nearly 30 per cent per an
mum on the investment. The stock
Is valucd at $50 above par OF SlO0,
and rome to be had. AprctIy good
exhibit TO + money Invested on
those "infernal Yankee Inventions
known as cotton factories, It is a
pity that some of our own people
were not less conservative, in this
respect, and willing to risk a few
thousands IN this branch Of Indus
try.
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
0. P. LYLES.
La w YER.
NO. POI SECOND STREET.
MEMPHIS, TENN.

Practice in Phillips, Monroe, De
sha, ,Crittenden and Mississippi coun
ties, in Supreme court of tins state,
and United States Courts for the
Eastern and Western district of
Arkansas.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-01-14
POvidky pri mesiCku.
Cd J. G. Andersena =

,,Vteru," potal mtsic povidat, ,,hledel
!isem ma pohyblivou Pafiz, oko mole vni-
klo do komnat Louvru. Stara babiGka,
chudobne odena, nalezela k nizsim
tridam, brala Sc "a podfize-
nym sluhou do velke trinni sine; chtela
musela il videt; stale il TO mnohou O.
bet, mpoho dobrych slov, nez toho dosa.
hla. | sepjala huben6 ruce a pohlizela
zbozne kolem jakoby byla V chrame
,,Zde to bylo!" pravila, ,,zde!" i pfiblizi
la Sc tr1nu, nehoz visel skvostny, zla
tymi tfasnemi lemovany samet ,,Zde!
zvolala, ,,zde!" stara zena poklekla a
zlibala nachovy koberec -mne Sc zda, ze
plakala ,,Tento samet to ale nebyl,'
pravil sluha 1smev pohraval jeho usty
,,Ale zde to bylo pfece,' odpov6dela sta
ra zena, ,,tak to piece take vypadalo."
TAX take ne tak," pravil ma to slu
ha; okna byla tenkrat vytlucena, dvefe
vypaceny, po podlaze tekla krev -protc
ale mGzete piece fici: mdj vnuk zemfel
ma tr1nu Francie." ,,Zemfelp opako
vala stara zena. - Myslim, ze Sc vice ji2
nemluvilo, odesli take brzy re salu. We
cerni sero zmizelo, a mole svetlo ozafoya
10 skvostny samet ma trdnu Francie. Go
myslis, kdo byla ia stara zena! - Budu
ii vypravovat historku.
Bylo to v eervencove revoluci, vecer
po nejskvelejsim vitezstvi, kdy kazdJ
d1m byl pevnosti, kazde okno hradbou;
lid hnal 1tokem ma Tuilerie. zeny de.
ii byly mezi boiovniky, draly Sc dc
komnat sald. Chudy, V hadrech odenJ
vyrostek potykal Sc statecne mezi starry
mi bojovniky; jsa smrtelne ranen nekol
ka bodaky, sklesl ma zem; bylo to trin
MIN sale; krvacejiciho polozili ma trdr
Francie, obalili sametem jeho rany, krev
jeho proudila po purpuru kralovskem
To byl obraz! Nadherny sal, bojujic
skupinyl Rozedrany prapor lezel ma pc
dlaze, trojbarevna korouhev vlala mad bo
daky, ma trdne ubohy mladik bledou
vyjasnenou tvan, Sc zraky k nebi upiaty
mi, kdezto .hdy jeho smrtelnem zapas,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-01-14
Dfevnf trh.

Ze skladu poGita Sc tisic stfey. l. 1 pa
palec este 1900, plank els. 2. p. 5000
Ii. cistt6 1900, cist6 plank 400. LII
cist6 1 palec 41.oo. Box / palec 5000.
Fencing 1900 Cis. |. Stoks 10
pallet Stroke 5000. Gis. Ii. 1900. Ciste
Commons 10O0-2O.00.
Stav bni p otfeby y: Joist scant
ling tramy, kratsi nez IS stfevic6 1900
70 str. dlouhe cena die dellly dfeva.
Pod a ha Flooring cd 1900;
Common 5000, druha Common 24.00;
Norway 5000, Siding (Sajting) 5000
Sindel XXX Is palci fezany 500;
cis. /. neb cisty Butts 45o; els. 2. 2.50-
800. A. |. 16 palcd fezany 4.25.
Latky 225-2.50 tisic.
Ce DIR We posty male 20 ctd. pro.
stfedni % cttl. ,velk6 800 ctd kus.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-01-14

A ona divka mlada, co ma Bile Hofe
vzdy pres pGlnoc az kvilela - Tia uni.
zela po letech. ami stopy po nj nikde ne
bylo. V rumech deyinskych nasli kdys
stafenu sprachnivelou jiz a opet j tam "a
hrabali. Byla Ii to ona, nikdo nevedel
Ale, kdyz nepfatele mecem ohnem pie
nivali zem, povzdy fikaval lid, ze sedava
ma Bile Hofe bednje tam. Jeste po
dnes budou ii vypravet tamnf krajine
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-01-14
SINGERUV $ICl STROJ
u Owe trium fy.
PrOdeje pOslednihO rOku.

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