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Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-29

Announcement OF certain new rules
promulgated by the United States ad-
ministration and governing the sale
and distribution Of -four Is addressed
to the retail dealers in -four. The
rules govern the sale Of graham and
whole wheat -four As well rs list Of
high-patent fiours, and also includes .
list Of substitutes. Maximum quanti-
ties which the dealers can sell are al
SO set forth in the new instructions to
the retailer.
To all Retail Dealers-
The following rules and regulations
concerning the sale Of wheat flour have
been promulgated by the food admins
tration effective on and after March
%, 1918.
Wheat -four shall not be sold at any
time unless the customer at the same
time purchases an equal amount OF
other cereal products. The equivalent
shall be determined by weight. Swans
down, Self Rising, and such fours are
wheat flours and must be sold with an
equal amount Of substitutes. Graham
and whole wheat flour shall not be sold
at any time unless the customer at the
same time purchases an amount of
other cereal products equivalent to
one-half thereof. Rye -four may be
sold without substitutes.
Dealers shall not sell or deliver
wheat -four to individual consumers
in towns and cities in excess Of twenty
four pounds, or in rural or farm COM
munities in excess Of forty-eight lbs.
without the permission Of the county
administrator.
Dealers shall not sell or deliver con-
sumer amounts Of -four in excess Of
supply required for the household in
the next thirty days without permis-
sion from the county administrator.
In computing . thirty-days' supply,
the basis Of calculation shall be ap-
proximately one and one-fourth lbs.
per capita per week.
| The following list Of substitutes can
be used on and after March 20, 1918;
Corn flour, corn meal, edible corn
starch, hominy, corn grits, barley -four,
rolled oats. oatmeal, rice, nice -four,
potato flour, emmer -four, feterita
fours. and meals. soya bean -four, all
package cereals that are mot made
from wheat in whole or in part, and
other products Of Q similar nature.
These substitutes TO be sold in connec-
tion with wheat hour, must be for
human consumption and cannot in
clude corn or other grains used ~
chicken feed or for any other purpose
than human consumption. Rye -four,
crackers, canned corn, canned hominy,
corn syrup, potatoes, pinto beans, ETC.,
cannot be included ~ substitutes.
Flour and the substitutes must be de-
Evered ut the same and In no case
separately.
Rural customers shall be construed
to mean persons who reside ct . dis
tance Of three miles or more from the
boundary line Of any city, incorporated
town or village.
All food regulations are published in
the daily papers and II Il the duty Of
every person TO keep himself in
formed thereon. The failure to re-
ceive the bulletin will be no excuse for
the violation Of any Of the rulings and
violations win be punished by having
! your purchases Of -four suspended. All
rulings are effective on the date Of
their first publication.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-29

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a . small fesD -
raise dR hun1Bu
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IL eav H. Co.
poWd advsgtiss1 !
c:sw P.pG: ed e.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-29
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
u. 8. Land Office 1t Montrose. Colo.

Y. .. Land Onice et Montrose. Colo.
March 18th. 1918.
NOTICE IL hereby given that Edwin
Philip Pickett, Of Lake City, Colorado,
who on April 21hd. 1915. made Home.
stead Entry, No. 08S40. for 8 S1sSEK. Sec.
North. Range West. N. NJ. p. Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
final three year Proof. to establiSh
fore John s. Hough, County Judge. e
Lake City. Colorado. on the 9th day
of April. 1918. ~
Claimant names as witnessed: III
Wilbert Baker, of Lake City, Colo.
Frank Ferraro. of Lake City, Colo.
Alva Baker, OF Lake City, Colo.
Charles Whinnery, Of Lake City, Colo.
Non-coai o C. SKINNER
First publication March -, 1918.
Last publication April 90, 1913.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-29

This il why no measures diseourag-
adopted ut this time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-29
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Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-29
ONLY n POUNDS OF FLOUR
TO EACH CUSTOMER

Sales Of Wheat Prsduets Cat IN Half
Must Use Mere Sabstitutes.--N Need
Of Allies Great.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-29
LIABILITIES

State Of Colorado. County Of Garfield. -
We. W. n. Dinkel. President. and L.
G.. Summers, Cashier, of the above
named Bank do solemnly swear that
the above statement 10 true TO the best
OF our knowledge and belief.
w. ~ DINKEL,
President.
L. G. SUMMERS.
Cashier.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-29

Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 2znd day OF March, 1918.
(SEAL) n. IRENE LEHOW.
q Notary Public.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-29
Certificate of Authority No. $50.
Report of Condition OF
THE MARBLE CITY STATE BANK
at Marble

in the State of Colorado. at the close of
business March 4th. 1918.
RESOURCES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-07
CAPITAL BOY DESCRIBES
DAY AND NIGHT FIGHTING
'sThorough Satisfaction in Working
Like the Deuce When Accom-
plishing Something"

Days are az busy a. ever and
nights contain as much as q week
used to-" cries a Washington boy.
son of a well known physician. now
at the front. But I believe by the
time you get this We will be half
way through Germany.
II am living In q remodeled shell
hole about 6 feet by feet BY 1. I
haven't had my clothes OF for over
three weeks and haven't thought of
washing my face but two or three
times.
Things are going nicely and there
is a thorough satisfaction in working
It is accomplishing something"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-07
DOctOrPraiSeS
Eczema Remedy

sases Of the scalp 10 known % be difficult eysD
with The best efforts Of intsliigent and discria-
mating physiciana. However there y oae rso-
edy that b eatireiy dependable 10 this distfsss
scriptteo, manufactured b. The b. D. D. CeO-
eany Of Chicago, III ! take much pleasure II
recommending Il to The entire coaAdenee Of Ill
sufferers with any c6fD Of skin disease. - Q
oedIcine they can rely upoo with perfect 60
e6eoce.
y. L RANDOLPH. Nd.
De. II. to1z. 0akhurSt, TexA
AK yosr druggist asd b yin tell 20
What D. D. D. Prescription be- accom-
pfished b youf own neighboshood. YoW
ssossy back unless the 6sSt hottto q.
bsves yea &c. CO sad eLeA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-07
WILL OPEN HIGH
ScAOO[SAT $50
Board Of Education Acts to
Relieve Street Car
Congestion.
EFFECTIVE ON MONDAY

Acting on a request from Commits
sioner Brownlow, at the instance OF
officials of the street railways of
Washington, the board Of education.
at its semi-month1y meeting in the
Franklin School yesterday, changed
the opening time of the high schools
of the city from 8 o'clock in the
morning. the present opening time.
to $50 o'clock.
This is in accord with the stag
gered" hour plan Of the Commission
ers. It is designed to assist in re-
lieving street car congestion during
the crowded morning hours.
School officials said today that the
large number Of pupils who ride to
school in the morning have found
it difficult to reach school on time
because of the number of government
workers and others who crowd the
cars between the hours OF $3.50 am:
and 8 am, and that the change Will
not only mean that the students VIII
reach school, but the congestion Will
be greatly relieved, particularly on
those lines coming from the suburban
districts. The new time Of opening
will go into effect Monday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-07

designations.
Edward Chase, laborer. Thomson; Marie Rob
inson, caretaker. Armstrong Portable; George
keissling. janitor, Buchanan; August Haas.
janitor, Lenox School; L. G. Baker. laborer
Curtis; William Wolfe. janitor, Hilton; Will
liam Green. laborer. Wilson Normal; John But
ler laborer, Henry; g. A. johnson. labofer,
Wallach: o. L. ,Dandrige, janitor, Morgan; A.
M. Lynch, teacher. K. r., Brookiand; NJ. B.
Neale. teacher, class 2. drawing; Mrs. L E.
Adams. teacher. class 4 special schools.
Promotions.
z p. Dyson, teacher. fourth grade. Sumner,
to sixth grade, Bruce School: 81. 3. Holmes.
teacher. second grade. Bruce, to fourth grade,
Sumner School: n. g. Jackson. teacher. second
grade, Bruce. to third, Deanwood; G. L. Pin
derhngfes. teacher. probationary to permanent.
Dunbar High; G. q. ShAney. teacher. fourth
grade, Military Road, to fifth. Sumner School:
G. e. Turner. teacher. second grade. Magruder.
to third. Phillips; Mrs. NJ. q. Green. teacher,
second grade. 8. ]. Bowen. to Taylor. fourth
grcde: Mrs. E. McC. Davis, teacher. first grade,
Madison, to fourth, Benning; Margaret Mitch
ell. teacher, FIRST grade. Corcoran, to third. e.
v. Brown; Mrs. J. D. Hanley. teacher, frst
grade. Arthur. to third grade; g. 81. Gardner,
teacher. fourth grade, Blake, to teacher. sixth
A. Western High (Engiish); q. 1. Meyer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-07
Coils. George and Young to Report.

Col Charles r. George. Field, Arti1-
lery. has been relieved from duty At
Fort SIN. Okla. and ordered TO this
city for duty in the Office pf the chief
Of staff.
Col. Charles Young. United States
Army. retired, also has been ordered
to report to the chief of star for as
signment to duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-07
Nutting Expedition Sunday.

The woman's land army nutting
win go to Great Falls SUM-
crack nuts and make candy has been
postponed until next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-07
Lesve Of Absence.

N. L. Scott, teacher. GA, Mckinley High. 70
war service during war; II. G. Dean. teacher
war; Mildred Dean, teacher. GA. Central Higi
for war service durtng war. Frank Lewis. L.
borer, Thomson, military leave: James Beyei
mons, temporary; C. L. lewis, teacher. secon
grade. Wilson school military leave; G. {
Dunn, extended leave for war service; c. Il
Conklin, medical Inspector. military leave; b
A. Ong, medical Inspector. military leav,
Mrs. n. F. Koenix. teacher. class 8. drawins
leave under rule l3L; ]. r. Fauset, teacher
GA. Dunbar High, leave for educational pa,
poses; Mrs. Desaree Nosely. teacher, thir
grade. Banneker, leave under rule 43L; Mrs
l.. L. Banks, teacher, second, Lovejoy, unde'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-07
Transfers.

Martha A. Harris, teacher first grade. Briggs
to Magruder: loretta W.. Hawkins. teacher
first grade, Masruder to Briggs; h. e. Shorter
teacher. third. smothers to Banneker: L; G
Smothers; August Haas, jaaitor. Lenox to Blu
chanan; J. b. Nakel. laborer. Wallach to Blu
cl.anan; Luther Pope, janitor, MaYruder to
Giddings; J. II. Nakel. tanitor. Buchanan to
Magruder; Theodore Harris, laborer. Old Cen
tral to Business High; e. p. Shippen, teache.
fmedell; Banneker to Phelps
9. H. Wilkes. teacher, third, Philips, to fourth
Military Road; =. N. Link.ns. teacher. fourth
Benning. to H. D. Cooke; Mrs. NJ. L. Joliffe
teacher. fourth. Taylor to Madison: Mrs. g. II.
Mack; teacher. third. Arthur, to Corcoran. first
NJ. +. Murray, teacher, third. Benning. to
tenox; c.. e. Doris, teacher, K. P, John
Eaton, to Morgan; N. E. Alton. teacher. K. P.
=. V. Brown, to visiting teacher, foreign class
J. h; Cowan. teacher. Ga. Armstrong to Dsn
bar; D. =: Sherman. teacher. ga. Western High
to Central; A. L. Wood. teacher, GA, Central
High ss. to Western; Mrs; q. 8. Hellman. teacher,
teacher. second. John Eaton. to z. '. Brown
Maria Biscott. teacher. third. E. v. Brown to
Eaton; N. B. Hardy. teacher. fifth, Wallach.
to teacher. Ga. Eastern High; F. g. Butler.
son School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-07

Night schools opened in following buildings:
Armstrong Manual Training. kanualI, st. venr
birney, Garfield. Garnet-Pa lIerson-Ph Low,
Joy. PhtlltpA Burrville, Cardozo, Vocational
Deanwood, Dunbar High. Fort Reno Clos.
first grade At Garnet Patterson Phelps. Ope,
first grade at Banneker School, open firs
grade At Van Ness School. Transfer mod
Phelps II. II. Hutchinson. janitor, Giddinss
dismissed for desertion Of service. Henry Gu
breth, laborer, Thomson, dismissed for desc
ton Of service. 4. 8. Kent, teacher, X, =.
3. }. Bowen, terminate temporary appointment
=. u. Hazard. reinstate, teacher, H. p, s. 3
Bowen Mrs. G. W Lee, reinstate, teacher
domestic art. J. L. Harris, teacher ga, Dun
bar High, terminate temporary appointment.
Mrs. N. E. Green. teacher. second, s. j. Bowen
extend Temporary appointment. Mrs. e, McC
Davis, teacher. first, Madison, extend temporary
appointment. Mrs. J. D. Hanley, teacher
first. Arthur. extend temporary appointment:
Mrs. G. p. Rommel, teacher, first, Hyde, term
nate temporary appointment. Mrs. G. "
Manseil. extend temporary appointment, teac
er, fourth. Brightwood Park. Mrs. v. E. Scriv
ener, extend temporary appointment, teacher
class l. Takoma Park. Mrs. NJ. n Hardy, ex
tend temporary appointment, teacher, second
lexington. W. P. Hartigan, janitor, Grant
dismissed for desertion Of service. Mrs. o. S
Oliver: on leave Of absence under provisions Of
rule 43-L. teacher, second grade, Bruce School
Miss X. b. Lane, special beginning teacher il
the Miner Normal School. teacher Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-07
Change Of Name.
Miscellaneous.

L =. Skinker. teacher. class 2. Birney, TO
3, Grant School, to Mrs. II. r. Dayton.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22

il pfesvedceni, re by to valku
jeste neukoncilo. Jake dude po
staveni Nemcn potom? Budou
de- boure rozmahati? Jak Sc bu
10 uchovati vojaci, kterf vi, co
trpf jejich zeny a deti donna?
Bade n9mecky narod fysicky
suhopen jeste potion We valce
pokracovati? ia yAfim, re ne.
Byl jsem pfiIis dlouho Y Ne
mecku a poznal, ze ami tam
neisf lid media Sc vymluWnosti
sveho cisare saliti. Dne FL. q
nora roku 1916 prohlasil, sze
leho udatnf vojaci braniborsti
dobyli Verdunu a tax otevrely
cestu k Parizi, miru q hojnosti.
Dosud mdze donutit sve novi-
ny, aby lidu lhaly. Mn0zi sc 90
sud dayaji klamath, ale hlado-
vGbo cloveka. neni tax snadno
osaliti jako nasyceneho. Veffm
ze nestane-li Sc zazrak, ktery
by do N6mecka nahrnul fnilio-
ny tun obih .jeste n iroee 1913,
octne Sc N6mecko a Rakousko
,tyafi v tvaf nesnazim "a shrou-
cenfsz vnitfku.''
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22

coz nl9lo eoyati pov6stz
|nou Spiel na pfGsk5cll pikl-
|haubnach . piln9 cvicili znamy
|n6meckg gaensenlars (husf po
Echod, 20 jednom "a sebou, Y
jedne rad6) Nsnaecky ddstoj-
mix ,zalibn9 prohlizel pocinani
|si d6ti q chybne 81 jejich dn,ysl
|vysNet1oyal.
Bravo, pra1il pochvalne de-
tenn, vas budou jednou do
|bff namecti Wojaci, kam pax
|masirpjete?
May 6ipera postavil Sc pred
|svon cetu q velel:: Ted potah-
meme na Pafiz, pozor. Pocho-
dem, pochod, q ceta malych
Belgidani X nemale zlosti dn-
|stojnfka pocala pochodovati po
zpatky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22
JAK NIEMCI zIJl.

Mnoho zmatka vznika re
zprav sobe odporujicich tom,
jaka je vlastne potravinova 81
tuace v Nemecku. Ernest Lilo
mel Pyke, Anglican, propuste-
ny re zajateck6ho tabora v Ru
heleben dne z. ibfezna 1918,
kdyz byl stravil v N6mecku
TIL a pul roku jako internoyany
ciyilista. Jak pravf, isou nase
zprayy 0 vnitrnich pomerech
nemeckych sedm m6slch stare,
sedm mesfcG podzimu a zimy,
kdy neroste mic nezli chut' k
jidlu, kdy Nemci zivi jsou q
davek vetsinou jen vymysle-
nych a kdy rebelie, zrozena q
bidy a nedostatku, nabyla ta-
kovych rozmer1, re Sc il me-
nlecka vladla lekla a ucinila
ySecko NONE, ably valku pfiyet
dia k rychlemu konci. Pyke
mel dobrou prilezitost k pozo-
rovani. Byl v zajateckem tabo
fe reditel. kuchyn6 a pod vo-
jenskou strait naystevoval Ber
lin dvakrat nebo tfikrat "a me
sic. Mel tam pTilezitost mno-
ho poznati. " Anglii jest znam
jako obchodnfk spravny a by
stry a Jest cestnym obcanem
m9sta Londyna.
Pyke vypravuje: 20 tom ne
miize byti pochybnosti, ze We
lika vetsina RakuSanI zije jen
ze spatneho chleba, mrkve,
Tetlve a bramborG. To je "a
klad jejich potravy. Zpravy
jsou ovsem znlatene, odporuji
si, ale to Sc da pochopiti. Ma
pccatku valky N6mci tropili
povyk mad anglickou hlokadou
lf0ili, jak umiraji hlady, budi
III tim sympatie a z Ameriky hr
nuIy Sc vzdor blockade do ze-
me velike spousty potravin,
kondensovaneho ml6ka, nakla
daneho masa "a jinych potfeb,
Kdyz to neslo jinak, posilali to
Nemci 2 Ameriky balickovou
postou, pridavajice k tomu
kaucuk q jine predmety zaka
zane. Kdyz do valky vkrocila
.Amerika, vedi Nemci, ze to
dale nepijde, ze,se snad media
zAdna potrava opatfiti sympa
t4ini a mono dostati nejvyse
leo Sc koppf Cd nekterych
1tralG. PrOtO nastal obrat.
}cka snaha nemecke publ
A4iiky nese Sc k tomu, aby Sc
svstu dpkazalo, be jest Y Ne
nlecku vseho dost, jak potra-
vim; tax j penez. TAX mluvi vsi
chni stdtnici rnuzi, tax pisi
Nsecky noviny. Vykazy posled
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22
! z obchodni zayisti.

"Minuly tyden mi umrela
svagrova q Iproto isem ohlaso-
val vyprodej "a pricinou imr-
ii. A povazteS jen: Druhy den
ma to ohlasi vyprodej take Sill
berstein 2 protejska. Tomu da-
rebakovi umTela zena!'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22

mali dosti pen6z papirovych,
ale pri tom ustavicn9 nesrnir-
n6 rosie cena vSeho toho, cehoI
je K zivotu treba, ma prvnfm
mfst6 chleba. Pemalu, ale w
tryale se rozmaha tyfusi q hla
idu, udrzuje Sc v tajnosti, novi-
NY nesmi o nem uciniti ami
znfnky a rozsah jeho bude'
zde v Anglii znam teprve teh-
dy, az nabude takovych roz-
m6rl, lie Sc media vice tajiti.
Zminuje Sc o statistice vyda.
ne We Washingtone " zafil
minuleIo roku, a pokratuje
"Od te DOLBY uplynulo sedm
m6sfc1, sedm dlouhych mdsf-
CT, b6hem nicllz blokada bri-
ticka, americka a francouz6kal
konecne Nemecko dIkladne Sc
vfela, sedm mesicd, bdhem
nichz Holandsko, Dansko, Nor
sko a Svedsko sarny Sc vyvo-
zem do Nemecka TAX vycerna
", ze jejich vlastni lid trpi
hlad, sedm mesfcI, kdy nerO-
ste mic nezli chut' k jidlu."
s'Nasledky takoveho hlado-
vGni jsou vsude patrny. Berlin
ske zeny, ktere nevynikaji "a
,dnou lkrasou, yypadaji pod
vlivem nedostatku tim smutn6-
ii, Jdete-li po ulici, potkavate
jednu zenu "a druhou Sc vpad
lymi tvaTemi, zlutou kozi a
tmavymi krtihya pod oeima.
Neni tfeba vykladati, jake to.
ma nasledky ma materstvf a ma
lidi slabe. Nejbohatsf lide odje
dor do Svycarska nebo Holland
ska, kdyz je to mono. Jsou
nlezi mimi j lide lstivi, ktefi
81 pomahajf k potraye "a veli-
Ike penize riznynni pokoutni-
mi cestarni, vystavujice Sc me-.
bezpecf pokuty. To jest kazde
mu znarno. Nspokojencst s po-
travou jest nejt6zM kletbou Ne
mecka a az jednou dojde k sl
Giovanni, verim, re Sc junkerIm.
a bohacam poyede zle. Nebot'.
Jak Nemci ziji q
2 valky mnozf ,bohatnou a kofi.
ST, otevrene a nestydate. Ia
soby potravin Sc zdrazujf, aby
Sc vyvolalo uncle zdrazeni,
nektere prlmyslove podniky,
ktere pracujf pro yladu dvoj-.
nasobi a ctyrnasobi syoje divi,
dendy, dane SIC zfnnozuji vice
u chudych nezli u bohatych a
s'vitezn6' N6mecko je dnes pl
ne hofkosti a nespokojenosti.
kradeze ipotravin 2 vlakG a.
obchodu staly Sc stejne obyGej
nNmi jake .hromadneni, ktere
Sc provadi jeste nyni, po pill
,ctwtem roce yalky. Yepri, hu4
sy, kralicf krni Sc .tajn69 We
sklepich a .prodavaji se lidem
ibohatym "a nesmirne ceny.1
Kratce pred vanocemi k nej-'
yetsi me radosti postestilo Sc
mi koupiti tajn6 vykrmeneho
ptaka "a s$l1.50. Pfipravil'
ijsem tax ,jednoho Nemce o po-
choutku." u N1 III {
Kn podivu jest, ze je v Ne.
mecku hojnost klenotl a koze,
sin. v Berline koupite diaman
til, co jen chcete. Stribrne .pff-.
,bory isou vsude "a okny. Kle-,
notnik Gratz V Charlottenbur-
gu vypravoval mi, ze .jeste nj.
kdy nedelal tax skv6lych OBJ
chodI. Ma nestesti pro nemec
ky blahobyt jest snazsi koupiti
81 perly nezli maso."
Nejdlleziteisi sprichazi NY
nj: Pike prayi: .Mohu Tiei O.
|itevrene, ze nedostatek ,potra-
vin, ktery byl hlavni tpffcinou
reVolucf co syet stava, zmenl
|linlne -stannvisko N6mcl k mo-
znosti pfeyratu. .Jeden cas- Sc
rlkalo, re Nemci jsou tax po-
slusni a yycepovanf, re Sc nj
key nevzbourf. PAX doslo ma
~boure hladu, stavky a jine
n
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-22

Dcez aaseho videe hejomika y ceskou
s slEodu samostatlost pFiiela nedavne dobs "a
zvIastnim posanim Lond yna do Spoj. StStd.

zbrane u pocatecnim obdobi
lyAIky Rusim a $4,000 nuzlt 3
lplukti tech bylo zorganisova-
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laky, q schaze5fci Sc bud'to We
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slovaquis q ktere vscele stojf
prof Masaryk jake president,
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