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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-20
IL. Mfoi.

Som @elten mel6et @ier, ooB sic
Nie6erlage Ser &uiien in @eitgali3ten
nod tagli6 im @o6ien lit. @lb sic
0itlid bonn u5iof=HoB Iiegen6e &ar=
patbenfront begim1t 5u tporfen. Ser
lin iogt, 6aB sic @erfolgung 5miiden
6en &arpatben uno Ger @etdiel nod
in bonem @ange lit un6 Dem 6eiroe
no6 meiter idaperer S9a6en 5r1gefiigt
miro. &iS 8eiipiel m11r6e angefubrt,
6ab auein 6as 4. @ar6eregiment 51
SUP 1900 @efmgene gemadt un6
biel ~&rtegsmaterial erbeutet bot. Gin
2on6oner @ommentar iagt, 6aB sic
Observation-Disclosures Gruppen ii@
iebt in be6el1ten6er Ndbe bon
Er5empsl b%efin6en, un6 bob 6ie Stuff
fen, mern lie nidt am Sun=6lltB Ell
rte11 felten Salt geuinnen, sic Dor
menigen @ohen getponttene SETTING
berlieren mer6en. S1 Ser 8a1fotpina
iino groBe ruliii6e Sr11ppenmalien
oufgetreten, Sic Sic Seiterrei6er> tpie
8ien mel6et, gum &iid5ug un6 CUR
Mufgabe bon 3oles5cpfi 5tparger.
Sic &uiien beboupten, bier 5000 &C.
fangere gemodt 5u baben. SIM @or-
Sen in &11rlan6 gebt ser &f BEL
@datp1i ueiter, obne 6oB eine @nt-
idei6ung eingetreten mare. Die &uf>
fen b%ebo11pten, Shapli heterogeneous
men 5n bnben.
Gle 6euti6e Offeniibe I'M @ampf=
gebiet bon Dpern bot Sic gngldrr6er
abermals 5u elmer ul1euformier11ng"
ibrer 2tnien ge5tpungen. Berlin gibt
Sic @idium11ng bon Garencp 11n6 Mb-
lain n0r6lt9 'bo1t Mrras gu, ebenio
BEN @erluit bon ubraben 2el1ter1 11n6
erbebli6en 4rantit6ten bon &riegs-
moteriolien." Sic @erfoIgung ser
flieben6en ruiiii1en Mrmee in @eit=
gali5ien nn6 Sii6polen. 6o11ert o11.
Sotpeit iino Sen berbiin6etem Erup=
pen $4,000 @efangene int sic @dr6e
gefal1en, ol16 baben Sic Sieger SO
@efdiibe 1tn6 225 Mai9tnengepebre
erbeutet. Mm @trpi boben sic Tra1pz
pen 6es Generals bon 2tnitngen cine
&Igeltette bon grobem ftrategiidem
@ertb geftiirmt un6 $3.50 &uiien ge=
fangen genommen.
SIN @eiten tporen sic fran5oiifde
@eri1td)e, sic 6e1tt1de 9inie in Ser
@egen6 bon Mrras 5u 6trdbreden
erfolgIos. Ole fron3ofiiden Mngrif-
fe gegen sic 6eutidem Stel1ungen
medieln NIT 6eutiden @egenangrif-
fen. @arts mel6et bon bort cine
gan5e &etbe metterer %fleinerer @r-
foGge ltn6 fagt ferner, 6ab sic felt
Sonntag bon SEN De1ttihen in 6em
6ortigen &ompfgebiet b%erlore1e1t Sc
fangeren iebt ouf bterta1tien6 geItie-
gen iimo. Oeit1idJ bon Dpern tp1tr6e
bon BEN Deutiden ette tpidtige &obe
The Lamar register., 1915-06-02
What Do You Know?

Do you know that an editor or a
reporter for newspaper can in his
rounds stop and ask hundred persons
what is the news ?" and ninety out
of the hundred will reply, nothing
special" and yet 80 out of that num-
Der know something that, if not found
in the next paper, will astonish them
greatly and disappoint them more,
and perhaps make them madden than
hornets. Don't be afraid to let the
man know it.
The Lamar register., 1915-06-02
1t Can't Sting

The editor of an Illinois exchange is
a public benefactor and when he dies
the people Of his country ought to
erect a monument to the honor Of his
memory. He has discovered a new
way to get rid of mosquitoes. He tells
you simply to rub alum on your face
and hands. When the mosquito takes
a bite it Fuckers his gazoopie so it
can't sting. Then it sits in damp
place, tries to dig the quicker loose,
catches its death of cold and dies of
pneumonia.
The Lamar register., 1915-06-02
Bronchos Are Going

The European war promises to
mark the final passing of the wild
horse of the range, the disappearance
of the bucking bronco so long asso-
ciated with the west. Even now there
are no wild horses such as once roam
ed the ranges, and with the inroads
being made upon the west by the
war, his half civilized brother, the
bronco, promises to disappear Thous-
ands of horses have been taken from
Colorado, Wyoming and other west
ern states. Not only have the British
and French buyers invaded that sec
ton but representatives of the ltal-
ian government have combed the
country for months. During the last
few weeks an Italian buyer purchased
several hundred horses and so great
was his haste to get them TO his coun-
The Lamar register., 1915-06-02
Pass a Law

Are your neighbors very bad?
Pass lawl
Do they smoke? Do they chew?
Are they always bothering you?
Don't they do as you would do?
Pass a lawl
Are your wages awful low?
Pass a lawl
Are the prices much too high?
Do the wife and babies cry
Cause the turkeys all roost high?
Pass a lawl
When NJ. D. finds new diseases,
Pass a lawl
Got the mumps of extremists,
Measles, Group or ''expertitis ?"
Lest we all fly to pieces,
Pass a lawl
Are the lights Albumin red?
Pass a lawl
Paint 'em green, or paint 'em white
Close up all them places tight
Myl Our town is such sight
Pass a lawl
No motter what the trouble is,
Pass a lawi
Goodness sakes, but amt it awful?
Myi What are we going to do?
Almost anything amt lawful,
And the judge is human too,
Pass a lawl
Rochester, Mich, Clarion.
The Lamar register., 1915-06-02
Odd Bits of News

Garfield, Ore.-Mrs. John Laird,
of this place, has a ton of children.
Mrs. Laird weighs only 1875 pounds,
but her heaviest son, 20, weighs 295.
Three others weigh PAS pounds each.
There are ten children and their COM
bined is 2085.
DEVILS Lake, N. DIX. o. Ander-
son, about to leave town for his mar
rage, depended upon the town clock.
The timepiece was slow, Anderson
missed his train, was late for the
wedding and was rejected by the an
cry bride" Anderson has sued the
city for $4,000 damages.
Huntsville, O.-The boys in the
graduating class here appeared at
the exercises clad in overalls while
the girls all wore gingham gowns.
Prof. Pierson of the Ohio university,
who delivered the address compliment
ed the young people.
Milwaukee, Wis.-Louis Mueller,
born in Milwaukee and employee of a
big factory, was down town one day
last week for the first time in thirty
one years. He is 40 years old.
Center Point, Tenn. F. Grave,
mail carrier between this place and
Nashville, has a gray mare, Grace,
who is veteran of the service. She
has made 1870 round trips to Nash
vile and has covered 67,460 ;liles.
She appears to be good for many
more years Of service.
Grand Rapids, Mich.-Joseph Ben
dell Of this city celebrated his 9th
birthday last week and says he wants
to live to be an even hundred. He
would not make a very good subject
for an anti-tobacco lecturer, for he
smokes like house afire and has
done so since he was IA. Moreover,
much to the regret of many of the
good ladies, he takes a daily nip of
brandy, habit he contracted while an
at each morning.
st. Louis, Mo.-Miss Katherine
Besse, 1s years old, ate her first
breakfast, dinner and supper one day
last week When a child an accident
caused the closing of the channel to
the stomach. An operation permitted
her to be fed directly into the stom-
ach. Last week a surgeon, who had
become interested in her case restored
her to almost normal condition. She
had little idea of the taste of various
foods until after the operation.
The Lamar register., 1915-06-02

try that they were sent by express
from Denver to the east instead of
by freight There they were hurried
aboard a steamer to Italy.
The Lamar register., 1915-06-02
DOES IT PAY7

Cheap incubators spoil eggs and
produce weak chickens. Bay the best
and save money. We have the kind
that rs guaranteed to hatch. Call and
we will explain the difference.
STRAIN BROS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-28
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el&d huln
49, eak8 0nh
ve0u.Ab CauusD1
&Ds.1 ~ u
- &aa1oL

9Asssusk. 49, feed 4 ~ -
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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-28

The News Champion has letter from
the management of the Somerset ball
team wanting to play with Gunnison
boys. especially about Csttlemen's Day
We hope such q game can be arranged
so that we can get better acquainted
with citizens of Gunnison county over
in that neck of the woods. Very few
people appreciate the fact that nearly a
thousand people live in Gunnison county
on the Upper North Fork and its tribu-
taries.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-28
anl0 rs U II
"a uu m -

az sbs sares nsssn rosd~ uoi1o -
state nsenxay eommss~son . snng
sn.. sass e.ss Il - hmis~d fund.-. UsAnss
e<ssu directly sss.sssns~d wsss - eaaD-
saS ka.ss. Tha; aIihsuls ssrsssn -
the rosa bes~ssn Canon CIsy go Co.
psxi h.- rscaissd sio.@si. ssd ~ ~
foursh xil be- finished 80 thst sussinns
asn GO directly down the cssson - -
rosd~ay. al many points bsssssd - -
the rocs walls Salsaa business -
are planning on q tremendous cstsAs0r
s.ou W Jaly, to winch al eommsRssiss
west and east vill be invited.
so~eSer. another route of vest in-
seress 10 our people " also being -
sisted b. a twenty Thousand assaar hft
from the highway commlsssoa. Thes y
Elwood pass which leads south fssa
Ssn I.uis park INTO Durango. to the isRd
Of the clIff dweiiers. connecting with
the S~ass Re Trad south of US. 1t ned
been proposed 70 connect the park with
the Arkansas valley by way Of Hets
psss. but. L. " Gallagher. field msa
for the Colorsdo Good Roads Assa. Row
states that TINS organisation wiIii recom-
mend Poncha pass. since II rs sirssdy Va
gosd shape. AT oil events. compsetioa
of the Eiwood pass road viii give
Gunuison and the West Slope, . direct
lane south and southeast into this great
territory, since our road connsction
with Ssn Lais over Cochetops pess is
FIRST class
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-28
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~ sUsl1eA 6~ssscs s<ss,ai snsssssss
- :. - . ~ Cssss.as Sssas kor-
ussi fss@ JSp< u - Js.< 8. Th< In
ssssssr vssl ~ esadscssd by shs kxsssr
tive Cssassrs~< of ~ kosUsi lnssssuss
khssrsct Ussk ~ axusssaac< end sssses
II the Ex~cssive Coamses~e Of shs
faculty Of shs Csssrsap state Normal
Scoss. st 6ssnns-se. Tia cssaxy s1ver-
rusesdsuss u sh< distinct sse Elszsbesh
y Hsnton. Grand Jsncsiaa. Emma
Pull. nonsros<. Adsh Prscs. is~sss
Bsrths Csmero9. Tel'urids. Alma
brockwaS, Our~s. mss. c. n. tisrs-
ness. Lske City: Laelis JohassR. Gun
niso1. Dr. Henry Sszxslo. Columbia
University. wIll lecture at sAs Normal
iuring the Institute period His eight
prsctIcsl lectures On vital end up-to-
date topics. the matter gained from
which may be pat into Immsdasts pssc-
tIce IN the schoossoom. wili BE- Invsiu-
sble to teachers. Henry osdys and j.
Adams Pufer-iecturerr Of national
reputation may also be heard The
faculty of the Colorado Ssste Normal
Schoo wilI be the institute instructors.
The advantages Of messing the Insti-
tute work of the Twelfsh Dsssrsct in
The State Normal School ere obvious:
greater diversity OF woek may be
offered. the library, and equipment for
Domestic Science, Manual Training,
Physical Training, Music, Art, sad
Science are placed at the convenience
Of the student, teachers who wish TO
study for degree and life certificate
may do so, end st the same time have
the advantages Of the Normal Institute
Of their district.
A round trip rate Of one and one-third
fare has been granted by the ID. 4 X.
G. from ali points IN Colorado. County
superintendents may add five per cent.
to average standing in examination for
attendance at Institute. A fee of sl.00
is required by law of each person at
tending the Institute.
Write Miss Eva Carpenter, Secre-
tary. Colorado State Normal School,
or Miss Luella johnson, County Super
intendent, Gunnison, for information.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-28

sssqC. nsse 80 sswsys . fear and
draad in ny nissA - cod. nsrvous,
vsak sPalls. hot fsashes ovsr nv body.
] ssd Place u my righs sid% shst wss
- sose ~ ! sssld hardly bear the
w~Ght q ny capsAes. tried medicines
ed asctasa hsss shey dia me EGtle z 80
80 neses expscssd TO ees sut sGain.
! - Lydka L. PinkAsm' . vegrtsble
Coaesnd cd D,ssd Purifes, sad I c-r-
tsinlV weuAd Asse hssa IN grove a. N :.
ssvisn Z ys~ oskcines had 80 saved
-. nns now 60 vesk eli aAy. sleep
wsu q nioat go saything vent. have
- - hsshes OF weak. nervous spells.
An pains, aches, fears sad dpesds are
gone. NY h~ass. children cd husband
ere no neoss neelected. - en- slmess
entirely fsse a tAe hsd synpssms hsi
Before taking your Psasdiss. end oil i
pleasure snd happi.ss h nv home. -
hrs. JossE hAA, = 2. D. I, Box ~,
Shamrock, nisoouk
If ysa woat sprs-ial sAvtee wrise
Lydia =. eiokhssu NeASrsoe Ca.
tcs'afAeatiab lynn, Mass.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-28
Will Troubles Never
.Ceasel
Crawford Chronicle:

Crawford Chronicle:
We have always had a feeling
for the poor 'tenderfoot" who
was led to believe that peaches
and snow balls went hand-in-
han1 and who were duped into
paying 100000 an acre for
their so-called peach land. but
sympathy ceases to be a virtue,
when they permit themselves TO
he further duped and come at us
with wool in their teeth and tell
~ that all they need to put them
on easy street is a small bunch
OF sheep and that the old timers.
who have always stuck to hav.
grain and cattle, must go out of
business to give them the chance
to experiment on this new propo-
sition which has been injected in
to their minds by the "wire pull
ers for the big sheep interests.
Let them have sheep but make
them Craze them on that
100000 an acre land The
Forest Reserve is too cheap for
such pipe dreamers of fortune.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-28
AnyuaACirG Ake TnG nanog
w.ws .Chsmn,on CorrespondeDcs

tsfilftDi
Wednesday, May 10.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hammond
of Somerset, girl, May 10.
Lille Reilly and her sister Sylvia
have gone to Paonia to visit for . few
days.
Mrs. Rush was at Somerset Monday
and George Rush is hauling hay from
Somerset
John Rush has gone to Redstone on
business. T. M. Gibbs expects to re-
turn with him.
Mrs. Sylvia Waite is visiting her
mother, Mrs. John McNally ct the
Round Corral on West Muddy.
Billy Tueschen returned to his home
in Paonia Sunday. His health is so poor
he could not stand the high altitude of
the Muddy.
Bardine school closed Friday. In
stead of program the school made .
trip up Raven creek and took pictures.
Nearly oil the pupils passed, which
speaks well for their teacher, Miss
Jessie Foster.
Quite q crowd from Psonis came up
to Bardine for the close of school.
Among them were the following:
Misses Evelyn Foster, Catherine Oliver,
Elizabeth Berg, Messrs. Lloyd Beezley
and Blaine Foster.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-28
hllVts Ku usfl9
Lake City Times:

Lake City Times:
c. A. Mendenhall was in town over
last Thursday night. called home by the
sickness of Mrs. Mendenhall who WAS
taken down with the disease called
Rocky Mountain spotted fever. which
has been identified by the national board
of health Is being caused by infective
woodtick bites. Although somewhat
uncertain Dr. Cummings diagnose Of
this case was precisely the same as the
symptoms afterward described to him
by the board of health. The disease ID
not necessarily dangerous if proper care
is taken and Mrs. Mendenhall is very
much improved. Physicians are much
interested in the disease, as it is be.
lieved many ailments heretofore as.
cribed to other causes are really due tt
tick bites.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-28

wires to make the tire secure.
1t embodies hundreds Of rubber
rivets. formed to combat loose
treads.
Our All-Weather tread is
still double-thick. 1t still has the
sharp, tough. resistless grips.
Those extras-all exclusive
TO Goodyear-are are all retained.
despite our price reductions.
And we still spend 100000
yearly to discover new ways
to better them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-28

Our Fortified Tire is still
"On-Air" cured to save blow
outs. Yet that one extra costs
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-28

1rEs today.
No smaller
makers can
ever give SO
much.
Any dealer
VIII supply
YOU T3yl
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-28
The Cooperative Tire

Goodyear has always built
cooperative tires. Every saw
ing has gone to the user. The
more men bought the better We
built them. and the lower we
sold them.
That is why Goodyear has
held top place. outselling any
other tire.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-28
Your Ally

In all these ways. goodyear
is your ally. GoI do injustice
to yourself when you fail to
secure this advantage. Never
in tire history was such value
gwen as sou get IN Goodyear
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-28

'assss>& &-seW -
yOSsr usedic5sse. ] -
falling, iBasmaa-
tsou and couacssssn,
feG ale week.-mrs.,
pssns N boeA ss<iua
hockscAss sDd ksse-
hG doom pains. wss
shors Of nanory,
s~rvsss. npss,~nt,
pssssd sleepless
niGhts, "a a had
Imu16Apg s1ruznOeh mo-
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-28
3 Reductions

Note that in two years we
made three big price reductions.
The last -on February 1st-
brought the total 10 45 per cent
Yet in costlyvay these tires
have been betered. In not one
iota were they ever skimped.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-28

us S4O0WD
yearly.
Il still has
our No-Rm-
Gu feature. 1t
has IN each
b Sc 126
braided piano
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-03-10

IN bIteyBIce Queen Elizabeth, Ie.
'ziel Y zAIiyu Sarossk6m, boubar
doyala ncpfimou palbou dye 4
hIaynicb tyrzi M asijskGm bfebu,
kter6 baji pfichod cd CanaIu ke
tWzim Ilamidjc u Iamidjc II.
tsuItAnie), SOu6asn6 nGktert bi-
teyniee yDikIy do DardaneIl n po-
Hatoyaly nepfimt palb6 pa tyr
~ DardaBos. " Tyrze Handle a
sultanie lcM dyacct mil od yjezdu
do dziny, Y ncjuzN cdsti Darda-
nell, kde jcjich sifka obnasi pouze
pet ttyri mile. PatndctipaIcoyd
della bitcynice Elizabeth pail tudiH
ma gzddIenost jedenacti mil, deset
nil pres Gallipolsky poIoostroy a
daIN mill pres dzinu, Turci ne
mali oysem zAdnych del, ktera by
mobla odpoyidati GspdSn6 palb6 4
takoyychto nesty1r,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-03-10

s0bolu do LondSna. PfisptIy mu
Da p0m0e parDiky Rotterdam,
Swanmore, Cornisbmau, Arabic u
jiDt. PaInik veil tficet 0sm 90.
Y pryDf kajute . Gtyficet
FEST Y mezipaIubi. Vyjcl \ New
Yorku dne u, 1norn do IIayre.
Obe6 objeyen, jak ~ Y teIcgrafi,
ckf depesi udaya, asi 1900 aoeri.
ckScb mil ua zdp0d cd IIayru Lof
yczIA mimo jinf pet lfkafn q osm
Osetf0yateIem pro francouzskd bo.
jistt.
No parDiku byIo ceIkem 2sj II.
d, \ niehz jen mcu0 poGet byIi &c.
oseifoyatelek pro fraDcouzskG bo-
stujici, ostatDi ndmofDici,
M6lokdo pocbybuje, he 50 IN
jedna o noyy d'dbelsk$ dkIad ne
mcckg n ze patrn6 obch zaIoziI ne
J1ky Nemee, ktcry ~ ma lod do
stn. Parnik toiiz veil ycIik} nd-
kIad streliya, prayi sc, ze ncjmtn6
pfII miIlionn patron pro rucDice n
bczpocbyby vice, V pffstaynim
adznamn zapsdno jest 1896 bcden
y patronomL I30 rychIopaInych
del n mnoho potrayin, od6yu n roz-
manitgcb z6sob pro yojsko, 1900
tun ndkladu jsou yesm6s unifor-
my, mkno, pldtno, swcatry po-
dobnf. Dale byIo III 1900 bcdcn
rozmanitYch strojd, nGkoIik set
koI k vo2dm II ndprnyy, Prayi se,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-03-10
srbsky korunni prime dekuje
Americe.

srbsk} kornnni prime projeviI Y
nedtIi k zprayodaji Daily TeIe-
graphu yelikou vddGnost IA zna-
menitG sluzby, jez kona Y Srbsku
Amcrick$ Cerveny kfN Potreba
daIH pomoci jest vSak bohuzel az
pfiliS zjeyna. HvlaSt6 tyfus zten-
ell zIe fady srbskGho vojska. Po-
Get l6kar1 osetroyatelek byI ne
moci znaGnG zredukovan Xe sestI
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-03-10

bOIHDhfuOVHUl DHTuhDellt JfH
byly jiz dobyty jedne tretlny
lOdstycm anglo franc0uzskym,
kter6mu die posleduich zprAy p0-
mAha take vAloGn6 lodstvo ruskG,
vyvinulO silny 1Gnck na politl-
ckou situaci ma BalkAnG. Nejenom
tamni staty, ale take ltalie koneG-
ms nahli&cji, ~ dobytim DardanelI
Il padem Cafihradu pablo by vlast-
ne tureckG cisafstW u % u6jakou
cast kofisti nell by k oGekdvani
jenom tehdy, kdyby Glnne aasahll
do vdlky na strane AngIle, Fran
Gle II Ruska.
V Recku dospGly yGei TAX da-
lcko, ~ kabinct Venlzelosdy cd
stoupiI, ponevadz krdl konstantin
medal 80 dat pohnout k prohlaseni
valky protl Turecku. kraI poza-
dial tudiz znAmGhO politika Iaiml.
se o sestayeni novGh0 kabinetu, ale
w to odmitl. I}ude pfy tlkolem
tim p0v6ren G0unarls, pOsanee IA
Patras. DiplomatiGti zdsiupcl No.
mecka n Rakouska uvedomlll re-
ckou ylAdu, ze prohIdseni yalky
Turecku bylo by okamzlt6 ndsle-
doyano vypoy6denim vdlly jcjich
zem6mI Recku. Tureek} mlnlstr
vnitra prohldsi vofejn6, ze pri-
pad6 yypoy6d6ni ydlky Reckon
Turecku, nastalo by vrazd6ni Re
ku V cclG osmanslS6 risl
Gionalc Italia, jez ncni sice
vladimir organem, ale aastupuje |
nazory parlamcntui y6tblny pfayi |
ned6li V uyodnim tlhnku, ~ bu
dc pro Italii t6zko, znstati dele
noutralni, protoze 1tok ia Darda
nelly p0sunuJe ku predu Tn pro
bl6my. Jednim nieh jest moa
most, ~ Rlsko ziska pfistup X
stfedoznnnimu morn. Druhy 4
nleh ty6e ~ royuoyahy IA lialkh
nd, a tfetim prohl6mem jest del
ha asljsktho Fureeka, ktera bude
miti yliy na foynoyahu VII Va " |
chodnim Stfodo1emi, "ltalle mn
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