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The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19
SOCIAL REVOLUTIONISTS ARE
- OPPOSED TO TREATY OF PEACE

MOSCOW, March l7-(Associated
Press --Social RevOlutionists Of Rus
STA, as jaapafty have not ratified the
Brest, Litovsk peace treaty and will re.
fuse to abide by the action taken by
the All-RusSian congress Of soviets
although its delegates were in a hope.
less minority at the congress. The
minister Of justice has declared that
his party repudiated the action Of the
soviets, would withdraw and would de-
vote all of its powers to organizing to
resist Germany in it's aggressions up
on Russia.
A Bolsheviki resolution creates
an army to be composed of both
sexes to be organized to defend the
country. This resolution does not con.
template any defense against Germany
in the provinces surrendered under the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19
BEAR STATE LABOR
NEEDS ARE REPORTED
Committee Named BY Governor
Makes Recommendations

SACRAMENTO, March l6-(Associa
ted Press)-The labor committee ap-
pointed by Governor Stephens to in
vestigate recent labor disturbances and
conditions in California made its report
today.
The report recommends that all the
saloons in the agricultural districts
should be closed temporarily, that the
l. w. W. should be suppressed, Mexi-
can labor imported to relieve the pres
emit shortage, the mobilization of high
school boys for agricultural work, the
substitution of women for men ut in
door work, and strict vagrancy laws
to assure adequate labor to harvest and
protect California s crops
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19
INODDUTC CHI, VESSELS CAN Z
III. a SAIL To- BRITISH PORTS

WASHINGTON, March I7--(Asso.
ciated Prcss) --Announce cement was made
In Amsterdam yesterday that no Dutch
vessels would be permitted to leave
port for destinations in the British
Isles until further notice. This IL re.
ported in dispatches received here from
Copenhagen. 1t Is taken as, an indiea
tion that the Netherlands Is inclined
not to yield to the demands for It's
shipping which were voiced in the ulti!
Inatum by the United States and Great
Britain calling for the turning over Of
q million tons Of shipping by tomorrow.
The action appears to contradict reports
that were yesterday sent from Amster.
dam that Holland appeared to be pre-
pairing TO yield to those demands.
Vessais Held In Port
Announcement was made here yester
day that every Dutch vessel now in
American ports, with the exception Of
two, are to be held. The two e1cep-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19

tons are to be permitted to depart for
special reasons which the government
does not disclose
The other Dutch merchantmen will
not be permitted to coal, or IL already
coaled will not be given clearance.
Germany SeiEes Ships
While the German press continues to
elamor in protest to the proposed nc.
ton Of the United States and Great
Britain, Germany il proceeding along
still more drastic lines in dealing with
Sweden and the shipping Of that couu.
try. Reports from London yesterday
said that Germany had taken on the
seas the steamer Princess Ingeborg,
flying the flag Of Sweden and engaged
in carrying grain for the relief Of the
Belgians. w.
German sea forces are also reported
to have taken a number Of Swedish
trawlers and one other small steamer
off the SkRw and to have conveyed
tbem TO O German port,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19
AMERICAN LABOR IS
WITH ALLIES ALONE

WASHINGTON, March 16 - (Ofi-
ciaD-samuel Gompers, president of
the American Federation of, Labor, to-
day cabled to English and French labor
leaders and said in part that "Ameri-
can labor will be glad to meet the labor
representatives pf Allied countries but
refuse TO meet the representatives Of
labor movements of enemy countries
while they are fighting against demo
crazy and the freedom of the world. "
A delegation representing American
labor will soon visit England and
France to encourage and cooperate in
the furtherance of the cause of labor
and world peace,ry3,,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19

terms of the treaty which was ratified.
Applaud But Heed Not
Although the message to the Russian
people, from President Wilson, deliver.
ed through the American consul gene.
raj here to the Representatives Of the
soviets at the All-Russian congress,
was received with applause and a reso.
luton of appreciation was passed, the
advice Of the President Of the United
States passed unheeded when the vote
on the German peace treaty was reach.
ed, this passing by a large majority.
ia President Wilson s message reached
here two days before the vote on the
treaty and was read before the as.
sembled delegates.
The Russian press is commanding the
disposition Of the United States, refer.
ring to the fact that the United States
shows no inclination to join in any
plan for the Acknowledgement of Russia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19
FIFTEEN MILLION
SUBSCRIBERS GOAL

WASHINGTON, March l6-(Ofi-
ciaD-"More than $4,000, 900 subscrib,
ers" is the goal set by the United
States for the third great Liberty Loan,
the campaign for which is scheduled to
start April 6.
Subscribers to the first loan number
ed 100000 and the second issue was
contributed to by about 100000
Subscribers.
Two thousand newspapers published
in foreign languages have requested
they be furnished with posters and
supplements imam intensive advertis-
ing campaign for the third issue Of
bonds.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19
CzECHS AND GERMANS
INDULGE IN R|OT|NC

COPENHAGEN, March 10 (Asso
ciated Press)-A wild riot was precip,
itnted in the lower house of the Aus
tro hungarian parliament today, nc.
cording to reports reaching here, when
Deputy Soukop, a Czech, made speech
reporting improper handling Of food ut
Prnyue, Bohemia. A rough and tumble
scuffle ensued between the CHeChs arl
the Germans. Several were Injured aud
it was necessary to adjourn the session
before the tumult could be stilled.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19
RED CROSS WAR PIG IS
BRINGING HANDSOME SUM

SPOKANE, Washington, March I
Associated Press)-The. "Red Cross
war pig" through the sale and resale
Of $3.50 already has been realized at
Connell aud Pasco Washington, is to be
brought to Spokane to be auctiOned of
here for the benefit Of the local chap
ter
The porker which weighs about 30
pounds also probably win be taken to
other towns in the INLAND Empire for
the same purpose. It changed hands
thirty times in a few minutes at Con
nell. its home.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19
BRITISH CASUALTIES
ARE UNDER AVERAGE

LONDON, March IL (Associated
Press) despite the fact that the past
week has seen general artillery activ.
ity along the western front and the
British have been engaged in some of
the fighting on the Lower Pave in
Italy and in both Palestine and Ne
,sopotamia, the British losses for the
week ending last night have been com
paratively light.
The casualty lists carry total Of
1869 names. OF these the killed or
died of wounds number S75. The
wounded and missing total 1857.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19
REST MEDICINE MADE.

A better medicine can not be made
than Chamberlain $ Cough Remedy. 1t
relieves the lungs, opens the secretionS,
aids expectoration and assists Nature
hin restoring the system to a healthy
condition. Besides, it contains no Opi
ates and is perfectly safe to take. For
sale by all dealers. Benson Smith 4
Co., Ltd, agents for Hawan.-Advt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19
ORDER
BOURCEO|SE SLAIN
Before Leaving Odessa Order
Massacre of Officers

JASSY, March II - (Associatcd
Press Orders for the massacre Of all
officers Of the capitalist and Bourgeoisie
asses before the Bolsheviki boarded
steamers to 60 from Odessa to Sebas.
'opoI were issued. They also made de,
mands that the population pay over to
them twenty million rubles.
The Bolsheviki forces boarded ships
and departed soon after the arrival
II German forces in Odessa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19
UNITED STATES WILL
HELP FEED FRIENDS

WASHINGTON, March 16 - (Om
"ial)-The war trale board has de.
creed the resumption of pork shipments
20 Canada. and shipments previously
ordered are to be permitted to South
anil Central American states, West In.
lies and West Africa in accordance
with the policy of the United States
o permit exports with friendly nations
-"lying on America for such supplies
wherever possible in view of war neces-
sites and Americas duty to the Al,
lies
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19
VALLEJO SALOONS CLOSE TIGHT
Order WOrded AS One TO Affect Here

VALLEJO, March IT, Associated
Press)-The twenty-six saloons and
bars here closed at four o'clock yes
:erday afternoon, in compliance with
the naval department order putting in
to force the fve-mile dry zone around
the naval training camp at Mare Island
navy yard.
The order affects in the same way
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19
VILLA AGAIN ACTIVE

FL PASO, Texas, March l6-(Asso
crated Press -Reports from Torrcon
say that a revolutionary force has cap.
turcd Durango City. 1t is believed
that this is an army recruited and com
manded by Gen. "Pancho" Villa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19
NAVY TO INVESTIGATE
GUNNERS' FATAL BLUNDER

WASHINGTON, March 16-(Associ-
ated Press)-An order made public
today at the navy department calling
for a naval court of, inquiry, reveals
the fact that Last month an American
liner shot at an American destroyer in
the war zone, thinking that II was %
submarine On the destroyer one mar
was killed and three hurt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19
MENACE IS BROKEN
IN MEDITERRANEAN SEA

SAN FRANCISCO, March loom
ciaD-Capt. T. Yamamoto, Japanese
naval attache at Rome, who is enroute
to Toxic, declared here today that
Japanese deStroyers are now policing
the Mediterranean thus releasing al.
lied destroyers for Atlantic service
lie said he believes the submarine
menace in the Mediterranean has been
broken.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19
THREE DEATHS IN NAVY
RESULT FROM ACCIDENTS

WASHINGTON, March l6-(Asso-
ciated Press)-The navy department
announced today that three deaths have
occurred from accidents during the
last few days.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19
ADDITIONAL CREDITS ARE
EXTENDED TO BELGIUM

WASHINGTON, March l7-(Asso
ciated Press Additional credits were
placed at the disposal of the Belgian
government yesterday by the trasur,
Department. the amount so set aside he
ing eleven million dollars. This brings
the total American loans to Belgium
70 e0OA 400 600
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19
WINTER WHEAT AREA
HEAVILY INCREASED

WASHINGTON, March l6-(OAiciaD
The department of agriculture TO-
day reported that 42,l7O,0OO acres of
winter wheat has been planted in the
United States, which is the largest in
the history Of the Union.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19
SENATE AMENDMENT IS
ACCEPTED BY HOUSE

WASHINGTON, March l7-(Asso
ciated Press)-The Daylight Saving
Bill is now before the President for his
signature, the house voting yesterday
to adopt the amendment of the senate
and obviating the necessity of referring
the bill to a conference.
Advocates of the measure are con.
fIent that the President will sign tho
bin promptly and that 1t wiil go into
effect as law by the first of May.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19
CHINESE COLONIES FOR
FARMING ESTABLISHED

CHICAGO, March 10 -- (OAiciaN-
Two Chinese farming colonies, occupy.
ing two square miles of land, are
being established in Wisconsin. The
crops will be harvested on the share
basis with tools and seed houses fur
uIShrd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19
CADET FLYER KILLED

FORT WORTH, Texas, March 10.
( Associated Press) - Cadet Joseph
flanagan Of Dallas, Texas, was killed
today by fall at Hicks Field.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19

every other naval training station In
the United States, including the Naval
Academy at Annapolis. F.,
The wording of the executive order
under which Vallejo and a number Of
other places go dry is the same as the
order signed by the President under
which Oahu will go dry within the
next thirty days.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-19

MARVELS.
AT IMMENSELY.
OF TASK. TAKEN
UP BY AMERICA


Americans Hear That New Army
Group Under voc GaHaMtz Has
Taken Over German Sectors
Facing Them
n BOARD BAKERS SPE-
"A CIAL, France, March r.
ASSOCIATED Press )-Secretary Of
War Baker began his. official in
spection of the American posi-
tons in France yesterday, stating
his tour at the port where Amer
lean transports are disembarking
American troops. This port has
now become, to all intents and
purposes, an American port. with
American port officials in full
control. 80 .
In order to handle the vast trait
fc which has been brought about
through the port becoming the
main base of supplies for the
American army in France, Amer
lean engineers have been busy for
months constructing new docks,
laying out a vast warehouse sys-
tenn and installing railroad termi-
nails, all of which were inspected
by the secretary. That he might
visit all points improved by the
Americans along the waterfront,
the secretary made the three-mile
circuit of the docks on foot.
ASTONISHED HIM
81 am frank to admit" he said
to |the Associated Press after he
had concluded his inspection,
that Z did not know tthe f1agni,
tude OF the task that our army
engineers have had to carry out
here, nor the immensely Of the en-
terprise that this days inspection
has shown me we have rIndertak-
en-. I'm satisfied, thoroughly sat
is6ed,, with what ! have seen to-
day" .rr,{ m,-i,a,%
The secretary will be taken
over the rebuilt American rail-
road, in American cars hauled by
an American engine, a c ro 5 s
France to the American front, in
specting en- route the supply de-
pots, the base camps, the hospi-
tails and the recreation and leave
conters. Then he will make the
rounds of the various sectors at
the front held by the American
troops. ,.~,:.h. .
The trip is to be strictly a bust
ness trip, he declared yesterday,
and he requested that all Official
timers be omitted.
NEW GENERAL TO BEAT
An official German announce
ment, made known yesterday,
says that new army group has
been formed on the French front,
with the units under the COM
mand of General Won Gallavitz.
This new group viii take over at
least portion of the German
front heretofore held by the army
group under Count Albrecht.
The German announcement
does not give the boundaries OF
the sectors to be thus taken ttser,
but it is regarded as probable that
Won Gallavitz will be in command
of the lines facing the Americans.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-12

Cechoslovaci poslouzili veci
Spojencd ma Rusi a v Sibiri tax
skvele, ze upoutali ma Sc pozor
most celeho civilisovaneho sveta
Avsak jejich vykony nekonci-
ly ma bojistfch " Americe zije
vice nez 100000 Cechoslova-
XII. Je velmi zajimavo to, iak
zde prispfvajf k vyhranf valky.
Cd naseho vstupu do valky
byly snahy Cechoslovak6 We
Spojenych Statech opravdu po
zoruhodne: co Americana sna
Ii Sc vyhrat valku co ctitele sve
rodne zem6 snazi sc zaiistiti il
samostatnost. Avsak jeiich sna
ha 20 vysvobozeni utlacova-
nych narodI a ieiich nedIvera
k Nemecku datuje Sc z DOLBY
davno pred TIM, nez Amerika
strzena byla do zapasu
Jiz pred touto valkou NELL
Cechoslovaci RUNE spolky -
zabavne. sokolske, podpGrne a.
pod. Avsak v roce 1914. kdy
valka propukla spoiilv Sc vsech
nv tyto organisace pod CeskVm
Narodnfm Sdruzenim. iehoz Il
Tadovna Jest v Chicagu, a vsec
XIV slovenske organisace pod
Slovenskou Lfgou, jejiz hlavni
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ba narody davaji pfednost to-
mu, mluvi-li sc o Mich co O naro
de jednom = Cechoslovacfch
- a jejich narodnim cilem je
jediny, spojeny, neodvisly stat,
sestavajici 2 Czech, Moray, Slo
venska a casti Slezska. Pres to
ii, ktefi sc stall obcany teto ze
me, nepreji 81 opustiti Ameri-
ku. Cechoslovaci, ma rozdil cd
jinych rristehovalci, usadili Sc
v Americe, ably tn zIstali, a
jen nemnOho z Mich vratilo Sc
do vlasti.
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cECHSLOvAcI v AMERICE.
Jak pracovali pr0ti nsmecke
propaganda Cd poGatku
valky.
COMMITTEE on Public
Information

Oak vlada sama Sc stara, a
by spravne informace o Cecho
slovacich sffeny byly mezi A
mericany dokazuje clanek, je-
hoz preklad prinasime, jenz
byl rozeslan vladni lradovnou
vsem anglicky psanym casopi-
sim teto zeme. Clanek tento,
jak mohli nasi ctenari pozoro
vati neni prvnim a nebude DO
slednfm 1nformaci tyto clan
ky nejsou vsak posilany pou-
re casopisIm v Americe, nybrz
We forme zhustenejsi zasilany
isou v prekladech skoro vsem
casopisGm zemf spoieneckvch
a neutralnfch "a fnorem. Dnle
zitost a prosp6snost toho, po--
kud Sc nasic htuzeb a cfln ty-
&C., rnusi bvt zievna kazdemu
Cechoslovaku. - Poznamka
Ceskoslov. Odd.)
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VSEM cESKOSLOVENSKYM
OSADAM.

Mnohe naSe ceskoslovenske
osady oznamujf konani Savno
sti a uvadeji "a recniky bud
prof. Masaryka neb Delegate
Mar. Rady p. Perglera drive
nez 81 zabezpeci jejich souhlas
a slib mozne Gcasti ma slav-
Sti. t
Stava Sc pax, ze je tfeba ma
semu vddci neb jeho zastupci v
takovem prfpad6 odffci, proto-
re zatfm zadali Sc jinam.
Kancelar Ceskoslovenske Ma
rodni Rady we Washingtone
znovu dGrazne zada vsecky po-
radatele jakychkoliv s'avnosti,
aby "a zadnou cenu neoznamo
vail "a Tecniky prof. Masaryka
neb p. Perglera, neb kterehoko
liv Grednfka Narodni Rady, do
kud nebudou mfti pfsemny slib
jeiich v ruce.
I'll kdoz takto pfedcasne o.
znamuji jmeno naseho presi-
denta neb delegate ma plaka-
tech a pozvanich ably tim pTila
kali vetsi ucast obecenstva a ne
mali k tomu dovoleni a nezjed
nall 81 jistotu, ze skutecne bu-
de mono naSim vGdcum Sc slav
nosti s1castnit, Sc nsuctou k ma
semu vGdci a jeho spolupracov
nikum projevuji a Gin takovy je
hodny veTejneho odsouzeni.
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Pamatka z raje.

Mala Bessie prohiizela one
hdy u babicky starou obrazko
YOU bibli a pri tom nalezla v
knize starry, suchy javorovy list,
nejakou pamatku babicinu 2
davnych let. Chvili micky po-
iilizela ma list, az konecne ota-
za.a Sc: "Babicko, neni to ten
list. co Eva v raji misto satd
nosila ?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-12

1radovna jest v Pittsburgh.
Ucel byl dvojf: predne praco-
vat re vsech sill pro samostat-
most zelni ceskych a Slovenska,
"a druhe, celiti nemecke propa
gande We Spoj. Statech.
Pronemeeti agitatori snazili'
Sc ze vsech sill zneuzfti j Cecho
slovakG, zvlaste pax jejich ca
sopisu k svym zamerum. Kaz
dy Sc ramatuje, jak velice Sc
nemecti nahonci namahali zje
dnati 81 slyseni prostrednic-
tvym americkeho tisku. Byly ii
n6ny pokusy zakoupiti casopi--
sy nebo zsskati 81 jejich prime
poskytnutfm tucnych oznamek.
Zkusili to i u ceskych a sloven
skych fasopisI. Avsak Cecho-
slovaci Sc takovym najezdGm
odhodlane postavili. 80 cesko-
slovenskych casopisi v teto ze
mi odepftlo tisknouti placenou
cetbu, iiz byly zahrnovany z
rakousko-uherskeho vyslanec-
tvi a prohlasilo Sc jednomysln6
pro vec spojencG. Celili i jine
mu postupu Nemecka a Rakou
ska. Vzpomenme ien, jak agen
ii N6mecka a Rakouska snazi
Ii Sc dosici embargo ma valec--
ny material potrebny Spojen-
cum, jak zahajili zastraSovaci
tazeni proti americkym lidem
vereine cinnym. kterf Sc pro-
hlasili pro vec SpojencG a pro
zakrocenf v ieiich prospech,
iak v munlcnfch tovarnach by
la provadena sobotaz ma znice
nj valecnych potreb urcenych
Spoiencfm. Tomu stav6li Sc &c
choslovaci ma odpor pc vsech
/ sill. Poradali schGze lidu. ma
nichz rrotestovano proti Jake
mnkoliv embarku ma valecry
material. Apelovali op6tne a S
isndchem ma sve kraiauy, "a.
m6stnane tovarnach ma nabC
ie. abv Sc nesucastnili stavek a
abv ndali pTislusnVm uradHm
kazdy pokus sobotaze.
! Pc vstnpu Amerikv do valky
cinnost Cechoslovakn bvla net
navna. Recnici bvli vystlani pc
cel6 zemi do kazde ceske a sic
venske osady, aby vysvetlili Il
eel a idealv Ia nez nase zemi
boiuie. a abv zalozili mfstn
organisace. VIsledkem teto pr$
ce bvlo zalozeni vice nez PSI
mistnfch vlasteneckych organ
saci (mfneny ison odbocky c
N. S. = pom. prekl.) s vice
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Vedle toho, kazda organise
ce, jez byla zde zffzena, ably
drzovala moralku nasich lidf,
jako jest ma pr. Statnf Obran-
ma Rada, test Sc loalni podpo-
re Cechoslovakd, Predsedkyni
zenskeho odboru Statni Obran
ne Rady v Nebrasce je dokonce
Ceska, 81. Sarka Hrbkova, pro-
fesorka university tamtez.
! pokud Sc penezni podpory
tyce byli Cechoslovaci stedri.
Mnoheho Americana zajiste
prekvapi, ze obrovska prace
T. G.. Masaryka, presidenta &c
skoslovenske Narodni Rady,
byla umozn6na nadsenou pod
porou ieho krajanu we Spoje-
nych Statech.
Kazda z mistnich odbocek
ma sve vybory pro pdjcky svo
body a Cerveny Kriz, a podle
zprav departmentu pokladu u
psali Cechoslovaci pro treti va
lecnou pdjcku S3l,75O,OOO,
skutecne obrovsky, uvedomime
Ii 81. re Cechoslovaci patri k
vrstvam nezamoznym.
Avsak oni nespokojili Sc je
dine davanfm penez. Jakmile
Spojene Staty vypovedely VAL
ku, zahajili kampan k ziskanf
co nejvyssiho poctu muzd pro
nasi armadu. Dnes odhaduie
Sc, re v Americke armade je
ma $4,000 muz6 ceskosloven-
skeho rGvodu. Do toho neni "a
pocteno nekolik tisic lidi, ktefi
Sc byli ;iz pred tim pridali k ci
zinecke legii francouzske.
Tato vlastenecka cinnost wv
volava touhu zvedeti vice O &c
choslovacich. ziiicich uprostred
mas = proc pfisli do teto zeme,
kde ziii. elm Sc zabyvaii. Emf
grace Cechi pocina rokem pa
desatvn v dGsledku pronasledo
vani tech. kterf Sc sucastnili DO
vstari proti rakouske Wade v
revolucnfm roce 1S48. Mnozi u
sadili Sc v New Yorku. Chica-
gu a st. Louisu, zem6d6lci pax
odebrali Sc hlaone do Nebras
XIV. Iowv a obou Dakot. Stall Sc
vvbornymi obcany a byli Verne
oddani svobode Soustati be
hem obeanske valkv. Neipfed
neisf czdobou teskeho Narod-
niho Hfbitova v Chicagu lest
pomnik postaveny ma pocest
'Lincoln Rifle Comnany."
Slovaci prisli pozdaii - asi
ke konci l9. stletf. v desetile
ii. koncicim rokem 1910 pTiby
10 itch sem 100000. Jsou hlav
ne hornikv. Jeiich nizSi stunnH
vzd6lanosti ie vVsledkem tez-
kdho iitlaku. iehoz i'm bvlo 20
dlouha leta trpeti pod mad'ar
skVr, panStvim. Mad'aTi udrzo
vail ie hosnodaTske chudObe.
ndniraii lin Skolv a zakaZova-
Ii nzivanf itch reci kde Sc len
daln.
Vdhsledkn toho Slovari dlo,,
ho noctradali Silndho narodni-
ho nvddor6nf. Lee posledni le
ia bvla sv6dkem po7nruhodnf
ho vzrHstu snolecnaho cft6ni
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