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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-01
A CERTIFICATE OF
APPRECIATION IS GIVEN
TO THE NEW SECRETARY

The following from yesterdays At
lanta Constitution will be Of interest
to friends of Albert NJ Smith, who IS
to assume his duties as secretary Of
the Brunswick Board Of Trade this
morning:
Albert NJ Smith, Who far the past
two years has been with the Georgia
chamber Of commerce, resigning his
place as secretary-manage Of that or
ganizaton on February !. has been
elected secretary Of the Brunswick
Board of Trade, succeeding j. G.
Weatherly, who gave up the Bruins
wick work to become field secretary
Of the Georgia chamber Of commerce.
an appreciation Of his work for the
Georgia chamber Of commerce, the
organization gave Mr. Smith certifi.
cate Of appreciation, signed by the Off
GERS Of the organization. Brunswick Is
the old home Of Mr. Smith. and his
home people promise to give him
strong backing in his new field Of en-.
deayor, his experience with the Geor-
gia chamber Of commerce having given
him splendid training for his work in
Brunswick
"Mr. Smith has many friends in At
lanta who regret to see him leave the
city, and wish for him much success
in his work for the city Of Bruins
wick"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-01
THREE To GET
into RACE FOR
STATE SENATE
CAMDEN'S TINE TO NAME Of
FlCIAL AND THREE WELL
KNOWN CITIZENS ARE AFT
Err THE PLACE.

The race for the senate from the
Fourth district is on,
While none of the candidates have
as yet formally announced for the pO-
sition now held by Hon. l.. II. Akin,
three or four well known citizens of
Camden who are out handshaking, and
all four OF them are said to be very
anxious TO serve the counties of Glynn,
Camden and Charlton in the senate du-
ring the years 1917-1S.
w. w. King, who formerly repre-
sented the district, and who was in
the city yesterday, stated to a News
representative that he was a candidate
for the place, and further that he eX-
pected to be elected. Representative
Jack LyleS. at present serving Camden
in the house, has likewise stated to his
friends that he will offer for the seat
in the upper house, while s. c. Town
send. a well known attorney of st.
Marys, is also mingling among his
friends with the senatorial bee buZzing
pretty lively and he, too, it is general
ly understood, is already in the run
ming.
Under the rotation system it is Cam
den's time to furnish the senator. and
Glynn and Charlton will have nothing
whatever to say. All that these two
counties can do will be to ratify the
action of Camden
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-01
BOMBARDMFNT IS
BEING DIRECTED TO
NORTH or VFRDUN
YESTERDAY THE DAY THAT
PUT LEAP IN LEAP YEAR

Everybody who works by the =
month gave his labor free yester- y
' day and his body was benefited =
by that much extra toll. \
Yesterday was the day that y
: puts the leap in leap year 1t y
is the day of all days when maid y
' ems are supposed to do the pro- y
= posing. and a date which YOU =
y write only Il few times in life y
= time y
According to an old English y
statute which it is said Georgia =
= adopted III 1884 and never re \
= pea!ed, yesterday. under the law, y
y does not exist at all, but is mere y
= ly a continuation of the day be- y
= fore, making it Il 4S-hour day. y
= This sounds foolish, but there is y
= an English statute. adopted in the y
: reign of Henry III that the day y
: Increasing leap year. which is =
= February 90 and the day imme- \
' diately preceding it, shall be ac- !
: counted one day. =
= Georgia adopted this along with Z
= lot of other laws. and it still =
= probably stands as the question =
: has never come up in the courts \
, OF the state. !
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-01
SALVATION ARMY MAY
AGAIN SOON ESTABLISH
BRANCH IN BRUNSWICK

G. l.. Atwood, representing the Sal
walton army, and detailed to come to
Brunswick and make an investigation
into the local situation, arrived in the
city yesterday and will probably spend
two or three days here.
It is understood that the army is fig
uring on re-establishing branch in
this city,and the officer was sent here
to look over the local situation. Bruins
wick had Salvation army headquar-
ters for number Of years, but sew
eral months ago the officers in charge
were withdrawn and the local headquar
ters were abolished, and since that
time no representative Of the army has
been located here
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-01
A CLEAN Up DAY
IS NOW PLANNED
FOR THIS CITY
ASSOCIATION WILL
LIKELY ADOPT SAME DATES
NAMED IN THE GOVERNORS
RECLAMATION.

In view of the fact that Governor
Nat Harris has issued a proclamation
setting aside the week Of April to 12
as a statewide cleanup week, il has
been suggested that the week planned
in Brunswick be held at the same
time.
II is likely that the Civic association
will at once take up the matter and
plan for the cleanup week.
The following dispatch containing
the proclamation Of the governor will
be read with interest:
Thorugh the efforts of Mrs. Logan K.
Pitts, chairuaI of the deD&r.ueit =!
civics of the Georgia State Federation
of Woman's clubs, a united effort Is
going tc be made to clean up Georgia
during the week from April 5 to r.
The basic idea is not new one, but
the plan TO make the moyemen. state
wide is q considerable enlargement. on
what has heretofore been undertaken
and accomplished by organizations Of
ladies'. For some years municipal
cleanup days or weeks have been in
larger cities of the state, and always
with high degre of success.
The department Of ciyics Of the Fed
Grafton of Woman'S clubs, though has
found in the movement a means for
bcttering the general condition Of all
tho hanrIa nd i'm. I,a ufn 10 C
a whole. and to that end the aid of the
governor OF the state has been enlist
ed. Complying with a request from
Mrs. Pitts Governor Harris has issued
a proclamation, Officially designating
the week mentioned as Municipal
Clean-Up week and in that proclama-
ton has requested all the people and
communities of the state to cooperate
with the promoters in carrying out the
purpose. The governors proclamation
is as follows:
Where's, the Georgia Federation Of
WomenS clubs desire, in conformity
with a movement promoted by their
national organization, the week Of Apr.
5-l2, 1916 designated as Municipal
Clean.Cp week, and have requested me
to assist them therein, and
Whereas, this occasion in the past
has already been productive Of much
good and the purpose of the movement
Is to contribute TO the public health
through municipal and community
cleanliness and TO the good appearance
Of the communities OF our state and
to develop responsibility and state
pride through concerted action along
these lines it is
Ordered that the week Of April s.
~ be and is hereby designated and
proclaimed Cleap-Up week for the
state of Georgia, and all our citizens
and communities are requested TO CO.
operate with the promoters Of the
movement to carry out the purposes
expressed. N. Es HARRIS,
Governor
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-01
THIRD MOVIE HOUSE HERE
WILL OPEN TOMORROW

Brunswick's third moving picture
theater, the Bijou. Will open to the
public tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock, and Manager King promises
his patrons an unusually attractive
program for the opener, including
five-reel feature, to be followed by
two-reel comedy, with the celebrated
RAYMOND Hitchcock as the star
The Biiou is an unusually pretty and
attractive movie house. large and com
Portable. The finishing touches will be
put on the building today and tomor-
row. and by $3.50 everything will be
ready for the opening.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-01
OERMANY'S LATEST
SUBMARINE POLICY
IS NOW EFFECTIVE
OFF DAY FOR
THE CANDIDATES IN GLYNN

q Present officials and candi-
dates, who are seeking office in
= Clynn county this year need not
p turn to The News announce
= ment column this morning. There
= were no new candidates yester-
2 day
= 1t is being told among friends
= of some of the present incum-
= bents and their opponents that
, they never stop these days to see
Z the front page of The News in
r the morning. The important news
, of the day is second considera-
= ton with them. It's right straight
= to the announcement column,
Just to see who has entered
' since last night" But no use this
4 morning. Things were quiet in
= political circles yesterday. and
p not a new entry was made during
, the day.
y Remember, however, that can
y didates still have considerable
= time in which to qualify.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-01
DENY The CHARGE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.--Great
Britain will take sharp issue with the
German contention that her merchant
vessels are really submarine hnuters
It was learned at the British embassy
today that an official denial will be
made to the charges made in the ap.
pendices to the German note, that the
had Instructed merchantmen
To attack submarines,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-01
ORDER is MODIFIED.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.--Ths inter.
state commerce commission today mo-
dified its order in the so.called anthra-
cite coal case. SO as TO allow the hard
GA arriving roads slight inrcease in
rates on prepared sizes and on piece
ana smaller sizes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-01
REMOVING GUNS.

BERLIN Feb. 29.--Large guns
mounted on the forts at Verdun are
being removed and taken to the rear
Of the French lines, according to dis
patches from German correspondents
at the front. Evacuation of some Of
the inner forts on the eastern front at
Verdun also is reported to have begun.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-01

conflict, that Americans of their own
acord cwill avoid steamships belong
ing to belligerents. and that in such in
icidents as to occur it may be possible
for Germany to pro-e that the ships
'in question violated rules Of warfare
ana ated Extensively.
Frther than this their hopes do
not extend.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-01
CRUISER SUNK.

PARIS (via London) Feb 29.-8he
auxiliary French cruiser was sunk in
the Mediterranean last Saturday, it
was Officially announced today. At
Malta 296 survivors have been landed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-01

BERLIN, Feb. 2S (via London. Feb
29).-The press is informed bv Ger
many's leading statesmen that the new
rule of submarine warfare, which vas
announced in the German meoranIum
regarding the future treatment of an
ed merchantmen, will positively be
put in effect at midnight of tomorrow,
Tuesday, February 30
At that time the period of warning
sfoF neutrals, giving them opportunity
10 .adrise their nationals not to travel
on armed merchantmen will expire
For several days there has been
more than a possibility that Germany
at the last moment might make a pro
posal that she would discontinue the
practicesof reprisal and sink no mer-
chant ships-freighters or passenger
Iers-without first hailing tho ~os-
sci for examination and putting the
crew in a place of safety. as in the
old style of naval warfare, if the allies
woud remove armament from mer-
chantmen. 1t was thought Engaud
might accept, this proposal or. that
the United States and other ne'15rals
would be convinced, if England re-
fused, that she had no intention of
discontinuinga the use of armament
for offensive purposes.
This might possibly have Piven
President Wilson proof that arma ment
on merchantmen was not used purely
for defense, and thus enable the nresi-
dent to reconcile thetwo conflicting
viewpoits regarding the impronriety
of merchantmen carrying armn ment
and the impossibility of the United
States altering the established law of
nations.
Publication of President Wilson's
letter to Senator Stone. however ap-
parently convinced Germany's leading
statesmen that no assistance was TO
be expected from Washington in end
If the present anomalous situation
regarding rules of submarine warfare
and that it was useless to mako pro-
posals the only result which would be
to give England more time to renlenish
her stores while a discussion was in
50 At least two of the highest officials
directly concerned appear to be now
convinced that Washington has no de-
sire to embarass Great Britain in the
4 conduct of the war or to do ANYTHING
(which might permit Germany TO use
#the submarine in warfare against com
merce.
Newspapers and the German public
generally are primed for spectacular
opening of the new submarine cam
paifn. The reader of the average
newspaper article or contribution to
the papers by naval expert might
expect to find the columns of his news
paper on Thursday too small to con-
tain full account of the merchantmen
sunk by Germany's big fleet of sub
marines on the first day of the cam
paign.
II may be doubted, however whether
the campaign will set in with such
vi, ~ and it would be no surprise if
some time passes without an incident
Of such a character as to force the
I United States to act on President Will
sons declarations.
III is notf believed that Americans
win be watned from travelling on
armed merchantmen or that adequate
measures viii be taken to see that
armament Is used only for defensive
nurposes. German statesmen apparent-
il hope that by the exercise Of GER
,.stx an4o,,nt ~ cfrcumgpecfion matters
MAJ drift along for time without
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-01
MOVEMENT OF sToRM.

WASHINGTON, FEB, 90 The storm
that was over the west gnli states yc;i..
terday morning moved rapidly eags,
and today was passfhg Off .he Sollth
Atlantic coast, the weather bureau M,
nounced today u {
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-01
PUBLIC EXPECTS
A SPECTACULAR
e
OPENING OF Il
STATESMEN HOPE TO STAVE
OFF A BREAK WITH THE
UNITED STATES.
LAW EFFECTIVE LAST NIGHT
Change in Plans From Germany
Were Expected in Some Qu2:-
ters, but Definite Announce
ment Is Made.
LAW EFFECTIVE LAST NIGHT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.-'Th2 Ital-
ian liners Giuseppe Verdi and San
Guglielmo at New York, with mounted
guns aboard, were orderd cleared to-
day on assurances from the lta ian
government that their armament was
for defensive purposes only.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-10

move trcstnt vypravy do Mcxika,
IItcrd by mtla Presidio IN syij o.
ptrny bod.
w. bauditr mohou ndiuiti snad.
no najrzd na nfktcrf cast p0nezi,
byIo dokazhno posIcduim nhjcz.
dem. STAY, jaky byI Glenn
Springs, .jr podobn} onomu Y j.
u$ch miSlcch pom"zni llnie. kdr
maI@ skupiny yojdkn rhraui po-
mc2ni majctck n konaji hlidky, .
I'andItr vulkIi ma aInrrlrk@ 12cul
h toahuiIa, domoysktho stGtu gc-
ncrdla Carranzy, kdc udlZovaI
.syoji koutroIu bcz jakychkolly pc.
til hncd od potatku, tarranHo.
va yIada yc SVEN yyjednayGm
y americkou vlAd0u trvala na tom,
H. jcnom W statcch Chihuahua II
Sonora bandit jSou 6inni
Ma 50 IN 10, IL naJcHd tcnto MT
H. znamcnal prodIouzrni pobytu
amcrickfho vojska ma mcXlckt
pUd6. Nrbudc to ale miti vIivu na
pritomnf diSposicc oddilI genera
la Pcrshinga, adkoIiv ntktcr@ 4 jr-
no oddilG mohou b|ti poVoIany
pro novou vypravu, ktrra vyda SO
ma pronaSlcdovhni bnndlt0. ktcri
napadli Big Ben distrikl. Gene
raj Funston, jak 80 vyrozUmiva,
unyrhoVal zln6nu optrntho bodu
anrrIrkt trrStnc VHprovy 4 60,
IumbuS do prrsidio, proti Ojiua.
go, tinH zkrhcrna byIa by komunl.
ka6ui Iinlr do Chihuahua, Die to
hoto pIanu ziskan byI by optrn}
bod pro snadnf disporlrc yoiSka
pro opclacc Y Coahuila Il thlhu.
nhua.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-10
Norsko protestuje proti prohlizeni
poSty.

Christania. 7. kyGtna. --~ Nor
sko iormaIne uvGdomiIo anglickou
a lrancollzskou yIadu. zc ncmllze
priplStiti spraynost jcjich vykla-
du haagSkr dohody Il roku 1907
ohIrdn6 prohIiHcni ncutralnl posty
ia moi'ich. NorskN yIAda poSlaIa
ormaIni protest do Londyna Pa
iac n prohIaSu.jr, ~ toto prohllze-
nj poSiy jc proti zajmim neutral.
mich narodnoSti Norsky protest
u1sIcdujr podobnt protrsty drive
podant yladHmI SpojcnEch Stattl II
lIolandslla. Y dubnu tohoto rokn
Spoirut yIady posIaIy Spojcnym
Stdtum SpoIcfnon odpoy6d, pro.
hIasujicr, IL prohliArni ncutraInl
posty ncni poruScnim zddn@ doho-
dy n ozndmiIy llmysI pokratovatl
v toto praksl. lIolandsko protr-
proti prohIlacni sv6 poSty
AngIli dine H. dubna a pokld lc
Mamo, Spojenrl na tento protest
doposud ncodpoVtdell
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-10
Nemci vyklizuji Elsasko
u Lotrinsko.

l.ond{n, 7, ky6tna, Xprayy 0
pohybech ntmccktho yojska FL
sasku-LolrinSkn "A vykllzoydnl
ciyllnim obyvateIstvem NEST Met
n MueIhuz dochdacji sem ~ Syy.
carsk$ch Il holandskych pramcnu,
Jc mo1nt, ~ vykli2oyani techto
NEST znamcna nemcckt prlpravy
pro vseohecuou traucouzskou O.
tcnsiVu na ktcrou francou1skh ar
mada nrdo1kaye 6eka od htlvy ma
MHrnr anrhu maze 10 hnAmenatl,
~ Nemci pripravnJi Me- saml X
mouno offensive, Die amslerodam.
sk}ch deepest, ohyyutelslyo Met,
lcdne 4 nolpcyuejsleh peynostl na
syete. opousti mesto. Mety mali q,
Vi 10 ONO ohyvatel. Mesto toto M
ltsa 81 etyficet mil yNchodna o,l
Ncr,lunu Il patnaet nil od hitesnl
linic, sytearskt tasoplsy ptneslN
tprAvy, H. ohyvetelslya mnoh}eh
vrsnlc y suudgau dtstriktu to nad
Muclhhaami, hylo odst6hosano,
rrohlasllip ~, H. yelkn pahNhN
utmeekrhn yaiska lsou y nroltdht
n Eisasku l.airlnsku
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-10
$4,000 Y cenach "a
ziSkdydni hlaSl. Viz.
te OhlaSku na il
mem mlSte.
TENTO KANDIDAT ZfSKAvA
pODPORU MA VSECH
sTRANACH.
Odekaval, ze casopis bude nutno
prodavati jako cokoliv jineho,
ale shledal, re lide na vsech
stranach vedi teto nabidce
q jsou ochotni pomoci.

'kdW prctrtI JSem ysechn0 0
VETO prckyapujici nabidce cen, pry-
III y6ci. ktcrou jsem utinil. bylo
yysttiHrnI a posIanl nomlnatniho
kuponu, " prohl6Sil dncS pan &.
VI. Fixa.
Jest jcdnim 4 nrjnadsentjsich
HiSkGyatcII hlasG ma scznamu. ---
DOyrdc roziiIti kazdfho koIcm
scbc, kdyz zatne mIuviti tomto
zApase.
"Ncmylim-li Sc" pokradoval,
'moje jmtno muscle byti pryni,
ktcrf jste obdraeIi. Postal jsem
uOminafni kupon hncd OnohO dine,
kdY prVnI ohlaSka SO objevlla. --.
NcmySIIm, zc ndkdo jiny vstonpil
40 tohoto zApasu pfrdr mn0ll
"Kdyz do zdpasu jSem vstoupil.
uvtdomiI jscm 81, ze nam pred go
bou znatnou prdci. PovazoyaI jsem
za ,jist6, zc predpIatnt bude yelmi
ttzko ziskAvati. Mel jscm IN to, zc
bude nutno dcbatovati n hadati So
s lidmi cd rama az do ve6era. ---
Mel jscm IA to. ze muslin lidi pfi.
multi, ably pfcdplaccli Sc ma tento
Gasopis. D0mnival jsem se, ze bu-
du nuccn prodavati pfedplatne ja-
ko cokoliv jineho. .
"Byl jsem ale skntetne pfekva-
pen, kdyz shledal jsem pravy o.
pax. Je to velice snadn6 ziskavati
move predplatitele. Ovsem, je nn-
tno lidmi trochu hovotit. Ale
ncni tfcba takovf ndmahy. jakon
.jscm otckaval.
"Tcnto zapas obraci me prhad.
ne chviIc Y dollary. Sblcdayam.
zc ttm6f kaAdtmu Iibi Sc tasopis
II jsou ochotni nan 81 predplatiti."
"Pfirozen6 pref 81 ziskati jed.
nl h velkych cen. Nejsem siee M
Scbc pilliS pySnym, ale nam za to,
Hc budu yyhIiaeti dosti ptkna IN
iidicim kolem jcdnoho \ tech vel.
kich automobile. Ale bcz ohlcdu
ma to, jak budu vyhlizcti, bndn SO
"itti pySn|m, bndn-li jeden nich
ylastniti.
Pamatujte, zc tcnto zdpas yedcn
jc ma pIdnu diSiriktniho rozdtlc-
nj, Osady byIy rozdtlcny TAX, 20
liaHda sckcc obdrhi east bohatych
odm6n. poaadeite IN podrobne Wy
sy6tIeui ttto kampan6 n jaktko.
Ilv jcji cast ktera yam neni jas
non. Jc vcIce tezko uciniti vse.
chny podrobnosti podniku jako jc
tcnto iasnymi kaadtmu,
l'radovna rcdaktoru adpasu ie v
elsie lil7.la SO. 18th 81. Je oic.
yrrna od : 30 hod, rdno do . hod,
ycGrr.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-10
MExIKANI PREBROO|uI RIO GRAN
De, NAPADL| 3 0SADy, USMRT|-
Il 3AMER|CKE VO)AKY A HOCHA

Utok proeden patek sobotu Huchonemy 10 oh starry hoh
byl bandty ponevadz nemohl jim odpovedei.
Vojsko vydalo Sc po stop ach 2oflych banditu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-10
Verdun 10 nedobytny,

pafiz, I, kv6ina. -~ Noylnafsli
korrespondenti, ktefi yratili 10
uravt 4 fronty II Nerdunu, shndnil
SO Y nahledu, le velka franeolsska
pcNuosl, 81 udaii dokonala ope-
yn6ni Y ieii okoli, ie nedohytnym,
Fpucouzovt plna poehopuii ae Sc
IN ledna Il tapas moakn solen'
sk{eh geniu, Tesili a minalseh
hkusenasli a aatidili svoi' ohranu
pravt tuk vadeeky jake Nsmei
synie 0toky, ltok nasledule pro
lh,nk, Rama ranu, rroli moe
utm uemecklm delm pastayeua
hyla sleins moena della franee,,a
ska. t'raueouknse ohdivosall
putatku uemeekau ystryalosi PEI
Utoeleh a stelne usm Namel ah,ll
vuii tfunenufsknu sslrsalasl o,
hrane, traneousska sojska haiui'
"a kaadou pid pn,ls . as,apaJi j.
nom lchds, kdy dalai ohranA ana,
menala by ienem shyteSae oblte.
yani sisnln l'rsneaaaA'l das.ainl
"a ehyali staieenaat sveho muassvs,
ieA seslloSana le marues'i nsms
rktrh snah dalsl rasturl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-10
TEUTONI DOCIL|L|
NOVEHO 0SPECHU
PRED vERDUNEM
Die zpravy Parize, Nemci po-
stoupili severovychodne a jiho
zapadne cd pevnosti,
RUsKY UsPECH v HAL1CI.
Znacna cast Rusu, jedouoich do
Francie, zahynula ma mori,
Lod narazila ma minu.

pariz. l. kv6tna. -.- General Ro
bert NiycIIc byI jmcnoyau ycIitc
lem Ncrdunu. NaStoupi mlNto
Henri PhiIIcpo lctaina, kirry byI
poy}Scn do Iradu ncjyysSIho veil.
tclp Skupiny rcnfiaInich armad
mrzi SoiSsons il Ncrduucm.
Iondrn, 7. kv6tna. Ntmci,
iak Sc zdd, zahAjIIi noyoI mocnou
ofcnslyu JEW dnsIcdkcm ma bytI
dobyti NcrdmL prldkt ntoky
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