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New-York tribune., 1915-09-24
The scores follow:
IRsT GAME


.Bait.d for Adm, in the seventh inning
'Battsd for Schorr n the ninth inning
chicaso '',...........o o-l
Tso-bsss hi,,-SlshoH. Ludsrls. Three base hi
-Cravsth. stoiss bsssc-Whit,ad. Suck Famed
rlns-Phu,d ,de.phis 4 Chicaso L. Bicritcs hits
Nullissn. Adsm.. p0uhis plays-Nu. ils.n. Pecan
70 sslsF ~ A-chsr - AIal!f.n - o. o.ses-
Ch,cAso j. Phi'.!.lphia = Fi--; hsls - balls
OF Adam {: o. A:sS,uisr. 2. OF sehorl ~.
inninss Striex olt-Bs Aiusader, J b. Adams,
5 hy sehorr. ! Wl ptch-Adars Passed bal
Burns In-irs-hlem and Erslie Tine 40.
GrCo<D CANE
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24
Total. .si5sv1I Totals aasrH'

.eattsd for roney In m. sishfh lrslsf. ~
ted for Rodee~s In the nlnth innlhs thn
Clarke In the ninth Isnlns. ssansd f~ 80"
the ninth innins.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
FANNY CROSBY DIES

BRIDGEPORT Feb l3. - Fanny Crosby author of several thousand hymns, died at her home, aged %. Her health had been failing sometime
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
TUCSON P. ]. CLERK
 PUT UNDER ARREST
ASST POSTMASTER FOX AND CLERK SMlTH CHARGED
 WITH EMBEZZELMENT

TUCSON. Feb. 1G-A. r. Fox. un- Gl recently assistant postmaster. pleaded guilty Thursday shortly be- fore noon to the embezzlement of Sl70 of postofnce funds It was learned from the government officials that his shortage amount approx- mateiy to $500
 A. w. Smith formerly money or der clery has been charged with hay ing assisted Fox in his embezzlement. He did not plead to the complaint when arraigned before United States Commissioner Jones He will hae his heaIln. on Saturday morninz
 That the arrest of both men was eminent has been known since the suspicion ol Fox as assistant post master and the transfer of smith to other work in the postofice. To his friends. Smith has denied that he is guilty of amy irreguIarity. It Is un- derstood that he win plead not guilty when arraigned.
 The specific charge against Fox is embedding Sl70 las fall
 It was stated by Assistant United States Attorney Bryan that the way in which Che shortage was consealed was by delaying tho quarterly state ment until sufficient funds on the new quarter had come in to make it up. Fox speculstious are said to have been going on since last July.
 Both he and Smith are interested In the Arizona theatre Fox has been in the government service for many ! years. He is married Mir Fox re gently left the city to visit his par ! entr
 ] After his arraignment Fox was pla ced in custody Of United States De ] putty Marshal Bradford Duncan, whc
 accompanied him in search Of bond
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
DIR. BRIDGE NOW GRAND MASTER
 OF MASONS
Well KnownBisbee Physician Chosen by State Masonry As Grand Master--Promin- en in Masonic Circles.

Naming Tucson as the meeting place one year hence for the gtand Masonic todies of Arizona. electins the granl officers of the Grand Lodge F. G A. N., and electmg and h.staIl. ing the officers of the Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons. constituted the leading features of the meeting of the Masonic Grand lodge in Presco...
 In addition to the work. lhe Order Of High Priesthood was confa red on class early in the evening, these cerehon,es being followed aj : O. clock by the confering or degfaa work by the Royal and Select MasUrs ar Hiram Council c D. the third day of the Prescott meeting goins into history after a smoker to the Maste~ Masons apG a card party for the del- egates of the Eastern Star by Golden Rule l1apter No l. at the Gavappi Club
 The sessou at which the Grand Lodge. F. x A. M. officers wert elect ed, convened at the temple te 10 O. clock, and lasted until long after noon. The officers elected at this meeting will be installed today Dr. G. A. Bridge. of Bisbee who was honored with election as Grand Master. steps into the new high position from the office of Deputy Grand Master which he has filled during the past year He was also Grand High Priest or the Grand Chapter Royal Arch Mas ons and Grand Sword Bearer of the Grand Commandery Knights Templar being one of the most popular Masons in the State of Arizona There are thirteen appointive positions at his disposal the names Of those receiv- ing these houors not being available at this time The complete list Of grand officers elected is as follows
 Dr. G. A. Bridge Bisbee Grand Master
 Judge F. ". Perkins. Flagstaff. Deputy Grand Master.
 c. c. Wolf, Tempe. Senior Grand Warden.
 R. N Fredericks. Prescott Grand Treasurer
 G. J. Roskruge. Tucson Grand Sec retary
 F. A. Shaw Phoenix. Grand Lsctur- CT
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
TROOPS WILL
 NUT MOVE OUT
 OF THE STATE
Letter From Major Hay to President of Commercial Club States Troops will Re- main Where They are.

A letter received yesterday morn. ing by J J. Bowen, president of tno Commercial Club, puts at rest all ru- mors to the effect that some of the troops now stationed on the rizoud border were to be moved to other places in the near future.
 The letter is from W. II. Hay, maior of theh general staff, and is written, for General Tasller IT, Bliss. chief Of stan Major Hay states that General Bliss wishes to give assurance that as far as he knows there will be no immediate removal of troops from the international border and that as iouz as conditions in Mexico remain as they are at present no change is likely in the distribution of troops Previous to this Bowen had telo- graphed to Senator Ashurst about Che matter Following are copies of Sen atr Ashurs's letter freply and the lct- ter from Major Hay of the general staff:
 Immediately upon the receipt of your telegram l made a personal call upo ntheh secretary of war and Gen eral Scott. chief of staff ] urged Jhat these officials give their early aud l close attention and consideration to | the questions submitted by you in your telegram and then war depart ment has called upon Brigadier Gen. eral Tasker H. Bliss for his opinion as to what should be done in the premises"
 'Your telegram of Feb {, 1915, pro testing against the removal oi trooT s from theh Arizona border was handed by Senator Ashurst to the chief oi staff of the army Washington D. I and by him referred to the commando ing general southern department, for appropriate action
 General Bis sdesires me Co assure you that. SO far as h eknows, thcr' will be no immediate removal of tne troops from thhe international DOT der for the present and that SO ious as conditions on the border and ir ! Mexico remain as they are at present no change is likely to be made in tho distribution of troops in the southerI department
 "When conditions in Mexico become
 settled a redistribution of troops Ril undoubtedly be made, in which cas' it is likely that some of the troont now al Douglas may be moved tC
 other stations
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
CHARLEY GREENE Is
 DEAD OF PNEUMONIA
SUCCUMBED TO ATTACK IN NOR ENCl WHERE ILLNESS
 OVERTOoK HIM

w. C. (Charley) Greene. who was beloved throughout Arizona where he has been active for many years as the representative of the Diamond Rubber Company, died Of pneumonia yesterday in the Morcuci Hotel at Moreuci News of his death was a shock to many friends who learned Of 1t through information received by l.. A. Hagy and William DeBoyis.
 Mir. Greene was located in Cole Nevada for several years and it was at the termination of his residence there that he entered the Arizona field His business headquarters were in San Francisco although he and Mrs. Greene made their hame in Douglas. He was a man of unusually strong constitution and it was his boast that he had never suffered from a days illness. He was suffering l from a severe cold when he arrived l in Morenci early this week Pueu- monia developed swiftly and in spite
 of his iron constitution he succumbed
 to the attack It will be recalled by
 many that Mr. Greeue's son was a ! former resident Of Bisbee. being an
 assistant to Dr. Gonzales in the lat tcr's dental offices
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14

las and Bisbee form one team each. while Tucson. which runs a full sea son of iutra- city ball. will organize two The two Tucson teams would alternate, as they did last season with Douglas and Bisbee, giviu each of the one team cities game every second week and having a Sunday game in Tuscon every week.
 Hagy further proposed that tfa managers of the four teams should meet early in the season and adopt schedule of games to which the lea que should adhere strictly during the season. Averages of the teams and individual players would be kept in much the manner of organized base ball and further interest be added by this feature
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
Three Great Bills in One No Advance in Admission
Monday Is Payday Night at the Royal
FANTASMA" TODAY AT
 THE LOWELL THEATRE

"Fantasma" has been reviewed at length in these columns, sUl the writer believes it is suu worthy of more comment, iuasmuch as it is un- doubtedly the grandest and only pro- duction of its kind that has ever been attempted in motion pictures Very rarely if ever again will the Warren District public have the extreme plea sure of viewing a spectacle of ,ljs class. you can see motion pictures, vaudeville and other shows every day of the week. but not "Fantasma," " which is in class distnctively all its own and SO different from all oth- erer productions that it is a marvel of beauty
 In presenting "Fautasma5' a most delightful fantasy the Lowell is cf- ering a subject that will be relished, not only by the younger generation. but by children of a larger growth, as well. "A large part of the Amerl can public is familiar with the Han lon Brothers famous theatrical pro- duction of "Fautasma.'
 There will be four complete per- formances of "Fautasma' at the Lowell. a special matinee today at 2:8O with three shows tonight at 5:45 and S:l5.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
INDIGESTION, GAS OR
 SICK, SOUR STOMACH
Time ltl-"Pape's Diapepsin' makes your up set, blosted stomach feel
 fine in five minutes.

Really does" put bad stomachs m order really does" overcome indi- gesticn. dyspepsia, gas, heartburn and sourness in five minutes that
 just that makes Pape's Diapepsin the largest selling stomach regulator in the world If what you. eat ferments into stubborn Jumps, you belch gls and eWCtate sour, undigested fool and acid head is dizzy, and aches. breath foul; tongue coated: your in
 sides filled with bile and indigestible waste. remember the moment "Pape's Diapepsin" comes in contact with the stomach all such distress vanishes It's truly astonishing almost marye' lous and the joy is its harmlessuess
 A large ffty-cent case of Tapes Diapepsin will give you a hundred dollars worth of satisfaction or your druggist hands you your money back
 It's worth its weight in gold Co mer and women who cant get their stomachs regulased It belongs m your home should always he kep' handy in case of a sick, sour, ups at stomach during the day or at night It's the quickest, surest and mosr harmless stomach doctor in the world
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
cENTENNIAL-EUREKA

EUREKA. Utah Feb13-Centenual- Eureka is developing a vein of gold ore found on the surface 300 feet above the shaft house Two tunnels are being driven to cut the vein
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
VAUDEVILLE STAGED
 AT ROYAL THEATRE

Adding to their already high class performance, theh Royal commenciug with tonight, will add a star act cf vaudeville 10 their regular program. It is theh intention of Manager Evans to give to his patrons the best to be obtained in theh amusement line.
 Speaking regarding oday's bin Man ager Evans stated: "We ave the strongest program running tonight since ! have been at the Royal Be sides a strong act in vaudeville bv the well known Two Holts Company we are having a competition service match between the Universal and General Film Companies Time tinI versal company presenting their greatest actor King Bagsot, playing eleven distinct and separate roles iu Shadows" the most unique mystery drama ever produced As comedy they present their great Joker bur lesque. Cruel Cruel World
 The General company presentul their Biogra2h special feature. "Or the Heights" with Gretchen Hartman in the lead Thhey also present G. N Anderson in his recent star release "Broncho Bmys Dad" As compe ttiye comedy they offer the Luba' star cast in He Made His Mark" and "Dobbs at theh hore
 On Monday night the regular weekly payday Everyone receiving his pay at the door according as to how hard l he has worked
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
HAGY HITS HARD FOR
 TRI-GITY LEAGUE
MANAGER OF WARREN SPRAYS BOOSTS FOR DOUGLAS B,s.
 BEE TUCSON COMBINATION

DOUGLAS Feb l3-The increased balminess of the air during the last few days has caused the base ball bugs to begin their seasonal buzziuu in anticipation of the arrival of early spring weather weather which will admirably lend itself to the national pastime An ambitions all-salaried league plan has been preached from Fl Paso, but this does not seem to meet with favor among Che fans who have had experience with allsalar- jed minor league teams in the south vest
 l.. A. Hagy, who last year managed the Warren Grays, representing Bis bee and vicinity was here yesterday from his headquarters in Lowell and while in the city broached to local enthusiasts his plan of semipro. fessional leage 10 be composed Of Douglas, Bisbee and Tucson
 Mr. Hagy's plan is to have Doug
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
EL PAso CONS

Judge H. McGary, general manager of the Golden Cycle, has been elected a director to succeed Allen l.. Burris, former president of the company. who resigned Fred W. Bailey of Denver was elected director to succeed Albert Ehringer of Basic. Switzerland No action will be taken on the election Of new president un- til the stockholders meeting on March S
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14

SCRATCH PADS Dc and lOc To- Review office. 26y
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
JAMES CREELEMAN DEAD

WASHINGTON Feb. 13. - James lreeIine, an American newspaper cor respondent died in Berlin after an illness of several weeks He was 55. His home was in New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
RECRUITS ON WAY

st Johns. Feb 12-The Frencn steamer Chicago, with 375 recru's from St. Pierre Miquelon for service in theh French army have arrived here.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-06-09
hisya We vaduohu

Auglteka adiulfallla oananIla y
lundtll tohoto tv,ne, le NgltttI
v1duehupIaspt tpltlll nemegkA
Epppeliu = posofubelnt bltyA y,
Nalughu nad llelRi Iva ltni an
pliatl ytmehoplaspl homhardaNa
n, tutttl naReekau ytdurhu
plaNeekuu slanlFi hyvrs, seNrr
pe sal llFueseln faa spraya pak "a
snaln,la, IL u5laeeks NtluehelN
a. ps,,ltuhs bulubaf,loyalS anRl,
gka eahfv1ni mssla ls1 ,aoh BY
Ia pfs .usa aslaFvvna, etyg,ers "a
naR0 a diva psAags salsasnN 10
rrve hlsiefli ss,laeharlaseek Nel
hoin Epftselln hNl aateen Saslueho
rlasvvm i aeFuplana lseHlaald ]
MAnvfua,l mlads kana,lsk, va
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-06-09

moini kadet, ktery tcpryc letos
yenoyaI &c yzducboplaycctyi, pro
yedl tento Gk0l. Zeppelin kled
na stfecbu n pozcmky sIrotGlnee
ncdaleko Ghcntu. Zeppelin zasa-
zen byl bombami mlad6bO yzdu.
choplaycc n kIesal X zemi pla-
menech. Osmadyacet lldi, ktel1
ktem nalezali 10 We yzdnch0l0dl, d
nek0lik chOyancu Sir0tGincc byl0
Usmreeno. PfesnG podrobnosti t6-
70 bityy nejsou d0posud znamy,
ale toIlk je jisto, ~ ncjdfiye do
sIo k pronasIedoydni nGmeckt
yzducholod6, po t6 man6yrovani
k Will dociIeni yhodn6 poslce n po
tG k yrhani bomb. NekoIik drob-
n}ch vybnchd byIo sIyseti ko-
neGnG yelkA cxplOse a Zeppelin
prom6nil Sc We veIiky plamen. ---
Warneford byI V t6 dob6 znatne
bIizko II yzducholodi, jezto jeho
aeropIan Sc preyratil. Mlad}
yzduchopIayec ale Ease rychle Vi
skal mad svym mon0planem kon.
trolu podafilo ~ mu dostati sc
do bezpeGi. N6ktert zprdvy uda-
yaji, ze dy6 jeptisky n diva sirot
ci usmrceni byIi pri padn ma bel
Rickl sirotGinec u Ghentn a mno
no jinych osob byIo poran6no. --
VSechny zpravy ale sh0dnji So Y
prohlaSeni, zc muzstyo Ieppellnl
zahynulo a 4 tOho 80 sOudi, ~
yzducholod nalGzaIa So We vy5l
InejmGnG jedn6 mile, kdyz nasta
la yelka cxpIosc NGmccka admi
raIita ozndmiIa pondGli, ae ne
mcckt yzduchoIodG Gsp6Sn6 bonn
bardovaIy lIarwick, anglick} pfi
STAY N6koIik vybuchG Sc udalo II
bomby pry zasahIy i zeIenitni
stpnici, pfi Geml, jak Sc zddlo,
velka oIejova nadrzka vybuchla y
lplameny. Uredni zprava n6mecka
pravi. &e llarwick, jcdna nejsll
ndji opevnGnych posic ma angli-
ckGm pobfezi, byla bombami pri-
mo zasypdna. Dale pravi zprdya,
Re m nemoclSt vzducholod6 bylo
nepretrzitt stfileno, ale ze poda-
riIo Sc jim dostati Sc do bczpeti.
Bomby take byly vrzeny ma an
glickt opevn6ni ma rece Humber
Jake Skody uGinily, neni znamo,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-06-09
Miroye strany v Nemecku a
AnRlii.

DO WasbingtOnu pfljel tyto
dDy GheII GeldemeesLer, syn rad
&c kraIoyny holandskf. Okolnost, =,
zc Gcldemccster pred syym pl1.
jezdem do Spojenycb Statb nav
BiyiI Berlin mel tn konference
+ n6Deckymi 1fedniky po tf IA
stayiI 80 Y Anglii, yzbudiIa po-
zornost v diplomatiekycb kru-
zich u IIolandan je poyazoydn IA
moznGbo miroyfbO prostfednika.
Geldcmccster navstiyiI nemcckt-
h0 ministra zahranicnich zAIezl-
tosti, Won Jagowa, kratee po ka-
tastrof6 Lusitanie u yyslechl ma
zory n6meckG yaIce m0znGm
uzayfeni miru. uolandan naystl-
vii We WasbigtonG nGmeckGho Wy
stance, hrabete Bernstorffa, Il
tI daI mu odporuGujici list, V
ktcr6m udava, ze Geldemeester
mel rozhoyor yysokymi meme
k}mi 6redniky V Berlin6. Po
naystGy6 We WashingtonG odebraI
se GeIdemcester do New Yorku IL
odtud pojedc do Chicago. Prayi
&c, h. bude zAdati nGmecko-amc-
rickd 6asopisy, ably svym vlivem
snaziIy Sc pfispeti k vyroynani
sporu, povstaI6ho mezi SpojenI-
mi Stdty a N6meckem. Host 4
IIolandska sd6iI, he siIna mirova
srana cxistujc jak v Anglii, TAX /
Y NGmccku, a H. k ndbthum k II
zavrcni miTl je tfeba nepfetrhlte
snahy neutrdlu IA ucelem docilo-
nj jcdnani 0 mir. Sd6IiI dale, zc
obava sc vstupu lIoIandska do
ydlky, ktcrE byl by mozn%m, kdy-
by vaka pokratovaIa $ prltom-
nou svou Zufivosti Ma vSak "a
to. H. snahy neutralu IA 1Gelem
docilcni jedndni mir, budou-li
zahajcny nyni, setkaji Sc 1sp6-
chem. Gcldemcester prohIasil, ze
shiny element v nGmecke Wade
v6ti, ze jedndni mir bylo by V
pritomne ehvih zadouci Diplo-
mate Spojcncu ma Ginnost tohoto
hosta 4 lIolandska pohlizi j.
stou nedGv6rou "A prohlaSuji, ]c
pro spojcncc neui nyni prav6 do
ba prihodna k iedndni mir. -
Soudi take, u toto mluveni o
mozntm milu ma odvratiti po-
zornoSt yIddy II lidu Spojenych
Statu od vaznt otazky zalezl-
tostl potopcni Lusitanle, Il AM
stcrodanu d0Sla tyt0 dny zpra~
va, 10 Rakousko IA N6mecko 60
|ucjdiivc ohldsi podminky miru.
Pu tom pry ucini prohlaSenl, zc
|nryedou tuto valku "a ucelem roz-
Sireni Svtho Gzcmi, n[brz "a nee
lem ieho zajlSt6ni, Q moanem
iednani mir mluvi st posled
|m dob6 yclmi zhusta, ale pravl
delu6 pov6stl moznosti u1ayre-
nj miru prichazeji Sc strany ne
Imcckt, Spoiencl oznamuii nepre-
Ilrlltt, ~ isou odhodlani pokra
toyati We yalce. dokud n6mecka
Ipoienska moe nebude zdolana.
Vyzvedaosly SYSTEM v Italii.
RakuSant a Nemci, kteri nav
stevoyah pomezni m6sta italska,
scstavali, iak Sc uyni ma IA to,
y@tstnou 4 vyzy6daGn, ktef foto-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-06-09

Praf0yaIi kazdou pid ltaIskebo
pobfeM a branic. Ma ~ IN 10, ze
yeIkG oznamkoyt tabuIe, ktcrG
zrizcny byly podGl zeleznic, jmc.
noyitG Y pobIiM dhlezitycb zeIez-
nitnich uzll, byIy postayeny hIa-
ynG M tim 1eeIem, ably rak0u-
skym yzduchoplaycum byI udan
smGr. Tato domnenka byIa sesi-
lena v minulych dnech, kdyz shIe-
dAno byIo, ze rakouska valeGnd
Iod SenigaIIia yelkou jistotou
zniGiIa nGkolika stfeIami otAGecl
zeIezniGni most.
Italie zabavila nemecke lode.
ItaIie minuIou sobotu zahajila
prvni 1toGny krok prot Meme
cku, nafidivsi konfiskaci ntkoIi-
ka n6meckych lodi, kterG byIy in
ternovany Y itaIskych pffstavech
cd zahajeni valky. Spolu mimi
skonfiskovany byly i lode rakou-
sk6. V Gfednich kruzich ital-
skych sc ma "a to, ze tento pocin
privodi formdIni prohlaSeni valky
N6meckem Italii. Ufednf ozna-
meni sice nesdelovaIo, jak mno-
no nGmeckych lodi byIo skonfi-
skovano, ale die ne1rednich in
formaci celkem sedmapadesat ra-
kouskych u n6meckych lodi bylo
skonfiskovano. Jejich 1hrnna ce-
ma jc vice jak $40, 100000 Diplo-
matickG spojeni mezi ltalii a Ne
mcckem bylo preruseno kratcc po
Itt, kdy Italie vyhIasiIa valku Ra-
kousku, ale formalni prohlaSeni
yaIky ItaIii 4 BerIina dosud ne
doSlo. Italic nasledkem toho ne
mohIa naiiditi zakaz posilani ma
kladu do NGmecka, aGkoliV Sc
vGd6lo, ze v6tSina vIastn6 Je ur-
Gena pro Rakousko. SkuteGnost,
zc N6mecko "A ltaIie vlastne nena-
lt2aji Sc We valce, znacn6 st6zuJe
take praci italskG tajn6 sluzby.
InaGn6 prekvapeni take zpusobl-
10, ze Turecko nevyhlasilo ltalii
Nalku. TureckF vyslanec Rim6
sice neobjevil Sc cd prohlaseni
valky Rakousku We verejnosti, ale
doposud necini zadnych priprav
k odjezdu domH,
Druha americka nota Nemecku.
President Wilson omamil '
pond6li tohoto tydne, ze druhl
americka nota N6mecku je pfi-
pravena "A re jeji poslani zdrzeno
bylo k Will jistym zm6nam jeji
zn6ni. President 81 preje, ably
zneni noty bylo takove, ably ne
mohlo povstatl nedorozum6ni, jez
vedlo by k dalSi diskussi. Pravni
radci ylady posIali notu presi-
dentovi jistyml zm6nami. Pre-
sidcnt IA jeho kabinet budou ne
rochybn6 uyazovati novu o no
| t6 kdy bude kahelovana do Ber-
lima, neni doposud jisto. Pravi SO,
ze hned, jakmile styGsace noty
hudr uznana presidentem IA uspo-
kojivou, kabelovana bude ameri-
ektmu yyslanci Gerardovi do Ber-
lima. Mezitim 60 pracovalo Sc ma
note, vladni zrizenei snazih sc mad
vSeehm poehybnost ziistiti. ~
lusltmia ozhroiena nchyla.
CeSti predaoi watt do vazby,
Pres Bern We Svyearsku doSla z
Nidn6 zprava, ze DIR. karel kra-