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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-09-10

NADIA, a. I sept. z, 1920.
f. d. Williams IN Sir. Eyre Of
Minersville were in NADIA last week,
calling on L. A. Culmsee, to see il
arrangements could be made to ac-
commodate the voters of this precinct
and enable them to register with less
inconvenience.
Mrs. Geo. r. Myers and little daugh-
ter, Mildred visited with friends in
Milford last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Moore spent last
week on their homestead, returning
last Sunday evening. Mr.. Moore Is
painting with Mr.. Sahm, on the new
school building.
C. r. McGinty arrived here Sunday
evening from San Bernardino, for a
short visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. r. McGinty.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.. Oldham, their
daughter Eunice and son Roy, also an
other son and his wife, arrived here
Sunday from San Bernardino for a
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.
Smith.
G. II. Dinwiddie is in California on
business, but will return in few
weeks and remain here permanently.
Il. w. McGinty is spending a week
at home.
Sim Kesler, who has had his cattle
on the range near Lund for the past
year, drove them here last Wednesday.
as he finds the feed more abundant.
The following were Minersville Wis.
itors last week: Mr.. and Mrs. L. Kes-
Ter, r. w. and d. McGinty, Mr. and
Mrs. H. r. Moore, J. E. Moore, B.
Henschke and daughter Frieda.
OF. Stephenson went to Milford
last Wednesday.
J. f. Ranebler and H. E. Smith
came over from Cedar last Saturday.
O. H. Moore arrived on No. a Sat-
urday evening from Caliente, New,
where he is working with R. r. Con-
struction gang. We are glad to note
that Mr.. and Mrs. Moore are both
very well pleased with their positions,
but will be glad to be back on the
ranch again.
Mr.. Palmer Of New House was q
guest Of H. F. Dinwiddie last Sunday.
Labor Day was observed by the sec
ton men, all was quiet along the Salt
Lake Route Monday.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-09-10

n blowing OF bugfes, a pusfIss.ss--.s..-sS.. =
showing, with the sergeants cur
and digging us with their haibs
and In less time than 1t takes m
write It there was the brigade,
three neat little squares, all bristi
with bayonets and in echelon, as
call It. so that each could fire at
the face of the other.
II was the saving Of us, as ever
young soldier as | was could )
easily see. And we had none
much time. either. There was a J
rolling hill on our right flank, ,
from behind this there came q so,
like nothing on this earth SO m
As the beat of the waves on Berw
coast when the wind blows from
east. The earth was all shaking y
that dull, roaring sound, and the
was full of 1t. STEADY, Seventy-f
for Gods sake, steady!" shrieked
voice of our colonel behind US, bul
front was nothing but the green, {
tie slope Of the grassland, all mot
with daisies and dandelion.
And then suddenly, over the Gu
we saw eight hundred brass helm
rise up, all In moment, each wit
long tag of horsehair flying from
crest, and then eight hundred d
brown faces. all pushed forward,
glaring out from between the ear
as many horses. There was an ms
of cleaning breast-plates, wa
swords, tossing names, fierce red
trils opening and shutting, ana =
paving the air before US, ana
down came the line Of mushets,
our bullets smacked up against
armor like the clatter Of a haiisl
upon a window. fred with the
and then rammed down another en-
as fast as could, staring out thr'
the smoke in front Of me, whe
could see some long, thin thing, W
tapped slowly backward and
ward. A bugle sounded for u
cease firing, and a Whit Of wind
to clear the curtain from In froI
us, and then we could see what
happened.
CONTINUED next week.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-09-10


4 some fools errand with our kinsfoik
4 of America. But for all that we could
q see the bearskins OF the Guards, two
a strong brigades OF them, and the bon
: nets Of the Highlanders and the blue
II of the old German legion, and the red
q lines of Packs brigade, and Kempt's
;. brigade, and the green-dotted rife
q men In front and we knew that. come
a what might, these were men who would
r bide where they were placed. and that
n they had a man to lead them who
Is would place them where they should
N blde.
70 OF the French we had seen little,
- save the twinkle of their fires and
a few horsemen here and there on the
10 curves OF the ridge; but as we stood
% and waited there came suddenly a
II grand blare from their bands, and
i. their whole army came flooding over
ID the low hill which had hid them-bri-
H. gade after brigade. and division after
70 division--until the broad slope In It's
10 whole length and depth was blue with
10 their uniforms and bright with the
N CLINT of their weapons. II seemed that
r they would never have done, still pour
n ing over and pouring over. while our
d, men leaned on their muskets and
n, smoked their pipes, looking down at
this grand gathering and listening to
what the old soldiers, who had fought
the French before, had to say about
them. Then, when the infantry had
formed in long, deep masses, their
H. guns came whlrling and bounding
a down the slope, and 1t was pretty ia
er see how smartly they unilmbered and
TO were ready for action. And then. al
at stately trot, down came the cav
INT alry-thlrty regiments at the least
ed with plume and breastpiate, twinklina
W. sword and fluttering lance-forminG
We up at the flanks and rear In long, shift
We ing, glimmering lines.
"Them's the chaps" cried our old
III sergeant. They're gluttons to fight
RS they are. And you see them regl
nd ments with the great high hats In th'
er- middle, bit behind the farm? That'
the Guard-twenty thousand of them
my sons, and all picked men-gray
no headed devils that have done nothing
III but fight since they were as high a.
TO my CATERS. They've three men to ou
two, and two guns to one, and, by CAD
SIC they'll make you recruities wish yo'
90 were back in Argyle street before the!
"n have finished with YOU" He was no
pe cheering man, our sergeant, but theI
as he had been In every fight since Go
runna, and had a medal with sever
II clasps upon his breast. so that he ha'
On right to talk in his own fashion.
es' When the Frenchmen had arrange'
ns themselves just out OF cannon shot w
saw small group of horsemen, all II
me blaze with silver and scarlet ant
VA gold, ride swiftly between the divi
IN sions; and as they went roar
err cheering burst out from either side o
ne them, and we could see arms out
stretched TO them and hands waving
he An instant later the noise had die
nd away and the two armies stood facin
or each other in absolute deadly silence
ing a sight which often comes back to m
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-09-10

Mr.. Lamar Graft of Kanarraville
was in Cedar City last Tuesday and
Wednesday.
b. Y. McMullen of Leeds was in
town last Tuesday attending to mat
tiers of business.
Mrs. Wallace Bracken, who has been
visiting her parents in Kanab during
the past month, is home again.
The Cedar Drug Co. Is having the
front Of their store given fresh coat
of paint. Mr.. Richard Bryant is doing
| the work.
There is feeling in the atmosphere
that heralds the approach Of autumn.
1t will not be long now until the "frost
will touch the punkin."
Karl Carpenter, who has been in the
mission field only few months, has
been made senior elder, which means
he has the job Of "breaking in" the
boys just out from home.
II O.
The Stage Line between here and
st. George has had to put on an extra
seven passenger touring car in order
to accommodate the increase in pas
sengers caused by the Dixie Carnival
Architect r. l.. Jones made flying
trip to the site of the bridge he has
contracted over the Clara river this
week, leaving Wednesday afternoon
and returning yesterday.
Il The front and interior woodwork of
the Petersen Drug store is being re-
painted this week, as many customers
can bear witness who approached the
screen doors too carelessly. The new
paint is great Improvement in the
appearance of the store.
III o
Il The vacation period is about over
for this year. Schools here are sched-
uled to open on the Goth Of the present
month. We trust that the children
and young people are fully rested
and will return to their studies with
lots of vigor and pep.
II O.
Holes are being dug for the erection
of poles for the lighting of upper main
street, along the side of the gutter
nearest the walks. One block of the
street has been cleared Of the poles
at present, but work is going steadily
ahead toward the removing of the rest
of the unsightly nuisance.
s, J. Foster and children have gone
to st. George to attend the Carnival
and fruit festival. Mr.. Foster will
also represent the Cedar City Com
mercial club at the meeting of the Fed
Grated Commercial Clubs of Southern
Utah, which is scheduled to meet dur
ing the carnival week.
Mr.. C. M. Brown, the truck man,
has gone to st. George with load Of
young people on his big pneumatic-
tired KleBer truck to attend the Car
nival and fruit feast. The floor of
the truck was covered with two or
three feet of alfalfa hay, and the boys
and girls piled on top of the hay
Dan. f. Matheson, who with his two
sons, purchased Cletrac two or three
months since, has developed to be a
great booster for this type of tractor.
He states that he is doing a splendid
grade of blowing, drawing three disc
plows set 81 inches in the ground.
with his machine, ard doing it on less
than two gallons of gasoline to the
acre. He states that the machine
is earning nearly 800 per week for
him, despite Interruptions due to the
storms. at took the Cletrac just one
hour to harrow 10 acres of land for
u.s." said Dan to an interested crowd
of listeners one day this week, "and
with heavy disc harrow and smooth
harrow trailed behind, the tracks in
the loose plowed ground were not over
t,,,o -. tLroo ;pobae Jaay -
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-09-10

Luella Magnussen spent Teusday
with Dorothy Meads.
The Misses Tacoma Baker and
Bessie House took horseback ride to
Lund Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magnussen and son,
Harlow and Mrs. A. T. Griffin, Luella
and Maxwell were Lund callers Mon
day.
0ar - ~,
j. A. Baker sold fine car to Dave
Leigh.
Word has been received from Mr..
r. Conner that he will return to Sa-
hara in the near future.
The new guideboards which are 10
be put up on the road crossings have
been received and we are very much
pleased with the way they have been
finished off. Mr.. r. w. McGinty Of
NADIA did the work.
Harlow Magnussen Of Beryl has
been home few weeks to visit his
folks.
Mr.. Ames Of Beryl is blowing fer
Mr.. j. e. House.
Mr.. Bryant Hedrick came home
Saturday evening to stay over Sunday
with friends around Sahara.
Mr.. and Mrs House, Bessie Grand
ma Philips and Blendine Baker took
joy ride to Modena last Monday,
calling at Bakers on their return.
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NEXT WEEKS PROGRAM
AT THORLEY THEATRE

Monday, "Other Mems Shoes" with
an all star cast, one reel comedy.
Tuesday, Will Rogers in water
Water Every Where International
News.
Wednesday, six reel feature, "Flexia
% Day, one reel comedy.
Thursday, Earl Williams, in "A
Rogue's Romance" Episode No. 7 or
Hidden Dangers.
Friday, "The Woman Thou Gavest
Me-, a Paramount Aircraft Special,
with an all star cast.
Saturday, Bryant Washburn, in
Putting it Over, Mack Sonnet, com
edy "Roping Her Romeo
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-09-10

The Nutrition Class is giving an
other food demonstration at the B. A.
c. Wednesday, September 10, 200 D.
m. All mothers are invited to attend.
This is not for the class only, but all
mothers and children over three years
of age. The lecture which is given
with the demonstration is for the
children as we'll as the mothers. II
any of the fathers have the time and
are interested enough in this work
they will also be welcome.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-09-10

FOR SALE-Two quart fruit jars,
glass lids; best ever for fruit and
pickles, 15cents each, 2 for 25c, $1.2S
per dozen. CEDAR CITY DRUG co.
Adv. / week.
There are still some sheets and pill
low cases left at the District School
building, since same were used for
the emergency flu hospital. Owners
may secure same by calling and giving
a description of their own.
JANET ROLLO.
John G. Carpenter has just had an
artistic front fence built which adds
greatly to the attractiveness Of his
home and the adjacent street.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-09-10

Seven room frame house, fraction
more than full lot, and right of-way
for back alley to street; hot and cold
water, bath, toilet, sink, etc. Barn,
shop and other outbuildings. Splendid
location one block from business dist
riot. Owners poor health makes a
change imperative, hence property is
offered for a short time for $4,000.
LEIGH-WILKINSON REALTY Co
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-09-10
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

Small Residence property, on second
East Street, facing east. Three room
house, small barn, chicken house, cor
raj and other outbuildings. Full lot,
Sx12 rods; furniture, dishes, hay in
barn, bottled fruit, two cows and
calves, young horse, etc. All for
5000 cash, if taken quick.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-09-10

Mrs. Wallace Bracken, who has been
visiting her parents in Kanab during
the past month, is home again.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-14

y parmy musela krhle Fcrlinanda
b%ulharsktho pfusiti osobne ~ cd.
.pusteni a We yidenskSch lisiech oh.
.ievil So nasl6dlf cpilog, We ktcrGm
sc prayilo. ~ kral Ferdinand hull
.hursk1 bsl po2ydn ua z6mek parm.
sky. u str6yil ma 20mku Sch8ar.
tau v nejkrdsn6i st s%yornosti s VI.
yodkyni den u prohlilel 81 tamni
2ahrady Voisko bulharsk6 aaca-
10 opet alSci, otdzka albdnskd by.
la yyfi2cna kompromisem, u osud
narodn bral Sc opet iintm sine.
rem, kdyl dun parmskS byl ocho-
cen a ~uklidnen. 10 vSak ncbylo
zddn{m poutenim pro %arciyeyodu
karla. ktery | jake yladaf ddval
ma jeyo Yclkou poslnsnost k rodi-
ne sv6 zeny II caste osobne zakro.
oil, kdyz pres vsecku censnru oh.
jcyil SO nekdc HAS, ably Sc icnom
zminil o c%innosti domu parmskc-
no v politicc. A kdyz on liz trim
sydi z%tratiI, obraccl Sc opttn6 ma
svoji tchyni $ otGzltou, 90 ylastne
ma dtlat. Tato icste v den Karlo-
VA podtkoydni yelice Sc diyila,
proc ylasin6, jak Sc naiyne VIVA.
dfila, jest ob%yvatclstyo yide6skG
TAX rozc2lcno ma jcjiho ncto.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-14

zITA A KoBuRK

u Vidne 81 piSe Phi p~filcSitosiI
odhnlcni yyslance Wedcln o do.
pispch Iity Bourbonske podavd
nam mas yidchsky d%opisovatcI
zpr6yu o iintm kousku poliiiky
domu Parmskfho podlc yyprayo.
va0i Gplne spolchliyc danny z dfi
yGjSi yidcnske dvorni spolccnosti
Iak 2namo, rod parmskf cd siiat.
ku %princezny Xity ziskal 81 neob
mezcuy vliy Y Rakousku u resi-.
denci Rakousko. rherska nebyla v
p0slcdnich lctech ami Widen, an
LnScnburg. ami IIet2endorf, nShr5
zamek Schwartzau ma Sieinfeldn,
kdc trdnila matka Xiiy, ctiz6do'
silva a shy yladatskymi naplnend
ytyodkyne Antonio z parmy. Jc-
dnoho dne objeyila Sc Y jisttm vi
deiskdm pond6lniku zprdva. "
krdl Ferdinad ~hulh0rsky. dliei W
Nidni Y IN dobu, diyal sc V KIM
M film, We ktcrtm sam spolupnso-
bill. Take vtvodkynt z Parmy by,
Ia pfitomna n take prS jake ostai'
nj publikum live lleskala. Druhe.
ho dnc obdrzcly veskcrt videnskt
n%oyiny oprayu tfto zpravy $ ma
lehayou prosbon, ably byla pfija'
IN. VFyodkyn6 2 Parmy pr9 V HI
I'M ncbylu n take netleskala
Proc takoyc yzruseni pro tako,
you mali6kost a tento 2fejm( 4.
tok prot krali rise i Rakousko.
uherskcm s~pojent1 Jak znamo,
byli Parmoye yclkgmi ~nepfdteli
krale Ferdinanda. \ jebo prwli.
mn m~auzelstyi dali jednu 70 syych
tctnlch deer IN monzelkl, aysak
jen 5 tou podminkou, e dGti 2 TO.
hoto manzelsiyi must byti yycho-
yany po katolicku. Ale trdn Fer,
dinandny Sc kymaeel q kymhccl,
II kdyz 81 jednou jebo moudry ma.
jitcl neyddtl pomocj, a ably sye-
mn reimbursement lidu poskytl IT,
k%lidnnjiei obef, dial syt katolickt
deii pfestoupiti k prayoslaynt cir
Xvi statnl Tim pfisel Il Parm1 n
v jcjich kruhu do nejhlubsi ncIni.
LOST. Pres yscehny dobrt mravy
nebyl ode yscch clend rodiny do.
mu p%armsk6ho jinak jmenoyan
nez odpadla swine ncho ytrolom.
NJ chap. 70 ysak ncyadilo Fcrdi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-14
REPUBLIKY

Dohodoyd ncivySsi vllccnd rada
%n2nala, .jak bylo liz telegrafieky
o2nlmcn0, nezAyislost MEayka2.
sk(ch republik George (Gruzin-
sko), Armenic n AserbcidzamL
Posuznjc tuto zpravn, poznamenh-
va Vorwaerts Pc Denikinoyt po-
race bylo by bSyalo %ncmoudre,
kdyby Dohoda nebyla n2nala ne.
zdyislost kagkazsky ch rcpublik,
ktert uzayiraji rudIm armad1m
ccstu do Indie. DO syazu unrodd
ystnpuji ri ndrody Grnzinci Ar.
mtni Il Tat1fi
Gruzinci 4 Armtui nalezi k mel.
nadanejsim Wdtlanlm ndroddm;
jake soucasnici Asyiana, Media a
Epypfand pfispeli svou hfiynou k
yybndoydui vzdtlanosti lidstya.-
Vedli ~houzegnatf boj 0 syou sve-
bytnost, 2yitfzlli mad yeskerymi
sur0ypmi silami d mad nezm6rny.
mi ncbezpeGlmi n stoji nyni nczlo.
mni Il yzpfimeui V oblazenf siIc.
Gruzinska republika ma asi 100.
900 kilometrt plosnfhc rozsahu a
100000 o~byyateId, Ma mocnt DO.
hatstyi pfirodni koyy a iint ne.
rosiy. tabak Il caj, baylnn, hedya.
bi u vino. Jeji yGtctnt pfistayy
Batnm . Poti mobou stdii sc PIE.
kladisti obcbodu mczi zhpadem q
ygcbodem, jczio costa b amnich
NEST do Batnmn n pax po mort M
zdpad Je kratsi, ncz spojeni pres
Ural k Balticktmn mofi.
Tatarska rcpublika Aserbejdzan
obsahnjc ygcbodni east Kaykazu
y asfaltoyfm 1zemim Bakn q mi
100000 obyyatclh KepubIika Ar.
mcnie lycctDl y tuTeckgm Armcn.
skem) j. mnobcm r~ozsdhlejsi, ncz
ODE ostatni kaykazskt republiky,
ale mi jeD diva mjlliony dnsf,
Kaykazskg I'm Republican poda.
rio Ne mrrou muohem yttsi, nez
ostatnim okrajoygm sfAttm byva-
.Iflo Knska, pfemoej ben nasili Dol.
seyismus. G~rnzfnsko mi Jill sta
bilni sthtni pofddeb, peyDou soei.
aIlsfickou vlhdu, VISION i demo.
kraeje HemtdfJstyi / ziyuo,G v
Guzimku json jz Y pine dipnoui.
HIoyDimi yhdci ruskh reyolucc V
Jejieb Mfhfeich " bfeznu M Mn
lO17) byli Gruzipci Cejdzc, Cen.
keIi, cercteli u ], kteH byIi nej.
rozbodntjsimi o1p6rci boIseyik6,
Bylj uuecoi natonpih mn, ME byli
We syf uzkf yIasti radostuk uyIf6.
~ ! jejich 16innon praei bylo d.
s~kntetDeDo Y Gruzimkn 10, 70 ~
jim Y Pefrohradk DezdafiIo
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-14
POMER CEsKOSLOVEN.
SKI REPUBLIKY KU
SOUSEDUM A X RUSKU

Zprayodaj yidedskfho Abendu
mel i feskosloyenskGm minister
pfcdscdou Tusarcm rozmlu
VI. Ma otdzku, echo ocekayd &c.
skosloyensko od miru $ N6meckem
.odpoyedtI soudruh Tusar: SIezi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-14

apf ng.hih slsiisi|Aa nei,il.
assn amef4ehtft m 20. NeW NN
.la anu @AaEaW NllAa OIL
stN Wboet NtAtFaeu hfla W
mmult rst 4Aphanm liA .0lnl
lA lesHala i9lna ,ienn6 q ila
datna N~fsaiiHstHl flh nHas.
itiuiv IS lglos hnil tsNiu Wlari
s W iau hi ltei prluHp Aslm
rsWt itt m,sifr nsntikitn fuln
btlN It thiraPu nepfeirAipm kar
NeVulem HlusiuN tul lmiR8i 81
kfalrIb ncmhNt % ilnalt talt
utrh tetkAch glntlnn ude due
ait ,esls q plalhosl nafodnl fau
Has ptt tm a mtNa
loliecim sprd,N ucm0se ie imen.
sii Y New Nurku i.on pomerN
int slnnim Rlatinn tam pfl.
llNa "a 4lpina gnnlta bNla pndh
na ri liimnrt kd, fovnts mlN
81 erdemu ielktth slotim toni.
willie rgnamuie ~ potel Nla}ril
ueuhl tcint N2r0sla o i stcinfm
pomtru piib{M Nsceh iinych llo.
.tinu Stelna yprdya byla yysetfo.
yaiclnm pnddnn liladelfic Oma.
.hy Denver. 81 Paul Detroit q Y0.
bee y kn5dtho jintho mtsta n
.yclkt spousie ohytejnf eh llotinu
Sc lesia dru2i pfctctnt krddeie u.
.hovin. iicbf i kaidtm maste hylo
.ukrudrno w tisicc dollar1 ii tim
ysule pfibyla policii nova prdpc.
Policeini na6elniei n6kterteh mesl
zyldstt na ia poukazuii a dokou.
&c poznumeniyaii. ~ pro Same
krddcze koinlky nemait policistI
.cas X bledani jin{ch zlotinc0 IN.
iimavou pozndmku uciuil polieei
|ni ndeclnfk y Pittsburghu ien5
|prayil "tPfipustimc.li, ~ odstra.
Intui lihoyin zbystfilo mysl lidt "a.
mtstnanfch v zdkouittm poyold.
nj, 2ostfilo take ddytip zlodlncl.
Vtsledlcm tobo jest. ~ 81 nynI
zlotinci odvazuii k yelikym zlo.
dinnm. yrazddm a Ioupcznl pre-
pad6m bank, k nimz by sc drive
nebyli odvdzili, Mnozi z mich byli
odddni n%cstfidmtmu pill II nyni.
kdyz ncpiji, mohou : yetsi odya-
hon q krutosti pldnovaii yclkt zlo-
ciny,"
Pied zaycdcnim p%rohibice bylo
%vseobccnG tyrzcno, ~ yezcni n pc,
|licic stanon So IN kr6tkon dohll
zbytccnymi, ale nyni Sc zdd, IL nj.
kde pemaji ami dost policisin M
hlcddni zlodein koialky q slidenI
pc pfcstupnicich prohibicnicb ri.
konn Nldda mi jiI colou armd.
dn prohibitnieh aeeutt u jest sic
aoydno. " jich neni dostaick kll
yyhleddvdni u zatSkani lidi, kefi
50 zabyyajl tajnou ylrobon Il pro.
dejom lihoySch napoju n V dobt,
kdy velkh pozornost j. ysude ye-
novana tomuto noytmu DRUM po-
licejni prdcc, neni dosti 6astl AM
muastya ma zadrzcni velktho pfi.
yalu zlo6innosti, kterym j. Y phi.
tonne dobe kazdt yclk6 meSto OBJ.
ttzoyano. Dosayadni y}sledky ne
dokazuji, ze by proliibice pfispfla
k zmirneDi zloGinnosti, eoz koned.
NJ bylo znAmo kazdtmu, wilma
tech, ktcfi pro prohibitnf zdkoDy
hlasoyaIi