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he game was an exhibition OF latter
day foot ball, opened wide by for
ward pass and kick made necessary
by both teams to carry advances for
considerable distances by rushing
against the lines. The treachery of
the modern weapon contained in
the forward pass was shown by the
frequent interceptions by opposing
players which caused transition of
players almost in twinkling.
While loosely played at times it
fairly bristled with thrilling for
ward passes and sweeping runs.
The Yale players battled so saw
agely that, although the Cambridge
ctan several times drove the Els
back to the shadow OF their own goal
posts. touchdown was beyond
physical ability Of the Crimson
eleven, led by, Arnold Horween.
In this crisis Harvard fell back
upon the kick and three times out
OF five booted tie ball between the
uprights, while Yale left the field
with the satisfaction OF having
checked its greatest rival in tri-
umph that was considered such a
foregonc conclusion that Harvard
cohorts were offering odds of to
| before the game.
Show Strong Defense.
Both teams showed stronger de-
fensc than attack and this was par
ticularly noticeable in the case of
Vale. Harvard found it reasonably
easy to gain ground between the rs
yard lines, but once within striking
distance, Yale stiffened. Considered
entirely from a technical standpoint,
Harvard outplayed- Yale as team,
but the individual efforts OF the Eli
eleven offset this\ team advantage.
Against the simple plays of the home
team Harvard flung a compact or
wide defense as the attack required
and seldom did the Eli ball carrier
find all avcnuc of advance open for
more than second or two.
The very intensity with which
Yale made its last stand added 70
The thrill and excitement So keen
did the rivals struggle that toward
the close OF the third period the un-
usual spectacle of two players being
retired for rouehness from big
eastern foot ball classic was wit
messed when Quarterback Kempton
of Yale and Left End CASTOR of Har-
ward were sent out after brief
mixup near the Yale goal.
While Harvard could not cross
the Yale goal line, it could and
did move when necessary required
within striking distance of field
goal. Harvard gained 2l0 yards in
66 rushes, which gave five oppor-
tunities for field goals. Yale gained
but 90 yards in 81 rushes and never
seriously threatened the Crimson
(Turn to Page Two. Column One.)
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
Hawkeyes Win
From Iowa State
Iowa University Scores in Sec.
ond and Third Periods for
IA to 0 Victory.

Ames, Ia, Nov. 20.-The Univer-
sity of Iowa's eleven proved its SUI
perior strength here today by defeat
ing the Iowa State college, IA to TO-
The contest which was witnessed
by thousands. was not so one-sided
as all predictions had indicated.
Iowa's game, although fast and
strong. was amrred by constant
fumbling. Ames put up plucky
fight, and played a good part of the
game in Iowa's territory.
Iowa made its touchdowns in the
second and third quarters; Ames
made field goal in the second quar-
ter and a touchdown in the final
period.
The 1ineuD.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
Nebraska Runners Win
Over Kansas hv Forfeit

Lincoln, Neb.. Nov. 20,-(Special
Telegram. NEBRASKA was winner
by forfeit in a dual cross country.
meet with Kansas university team
here this morning. The men ran
five miles over the Belmont track.
James of Kansas finished first in
22-46 Is. Kansas would have won
by score of % to q had not Meid-
niger. the fifth Kansas runner. been
stricken with heart trouble and
forced to quit. 1t was agreed that
five men on each team would have
to finish.
The men finished in the following
order: James (K). first: Wilson
(K). second: Kretzler (N,). third:
Allen (N.), fourth; Bowman (N.),
fifth; Welsh (K). sixth; Williams
(Nl, seventh: McMurphy -(Kl.
eighth; Nelson (N.). sinih.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
Ohio State Asks for
Game With SOOners
After Thanksgiving

Norman, Okl., Nov. 2o.-Benny
Owen, coach at the University of
Oklahoma here, late today re-
ceived a message from Charles
P. Newell of the Ohio State uni
versity, Columbus. as follows:
"Could and would your team
play Ohio State at Columbus
Saturday after Thanksgiving if
invited? Please f1lsh answer"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
Trains Grid Players j..
In Indian War Dances

As a means of developing the leg
muscles of his foot ball charges,
Thomas Kelley, coach of the Uni
versity of Idaho eleven, lis giving his
men training in Indian war dances.
In these dances the men are
strung out i'll two lipes. each man
with his arms outstretthed and rigid.
At the word of command the play
ers start into sort 6f jig, lifting
the knees high and keeping the
body rigidly erect by balancing with
the arms. s-.
Kelley believes this Indian dane
ing to be the best possible developer
for the muscles of the ankle. calf
and thigh ever discovered by man.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
Auto Speed Demons to Race Over
Beverly Hills Speedway Thursday

Beverly Hills, Mass, Nov. 90
A dozen Of the most famous racing
drivers in America are hard at work
holding daily practices on the Bev-
,erly Hills speedway here in prepara-
ton for the great race on Thanks
giving day which will decide the
American championship for the
year, With $35,000 in prize money,
in addition to the title, as incentive
for competition, all the rivalries of
the past year have come to the sur
face and it looks like a bitter fight
ahead, .
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21

lhe firSt period saw the Corn
huskers on the defensive. The Aggies
opened up with shift play OH the
first formation and this frightened
the Nebraska players. As result
the first period saw Michigan Aggies
having the big end of the yard gains.
In the second period the Cornhusk-
ers found their speed and ran UP 2l
points before the whistle blew
Verne Moore, playing at left half in
the Nebraska lineup, was the big
ground gamer for the local team in
this period. >Three times he got away
for long gains that helped to bring
the ball to the Aggies goal line.
Wright Races rs Yards. !
The first touchdown came when
Wright ran the right end of the
Aggies' line for Is yards. A pass
froQl Newman to Swanson back OF
the Aggies' goal was good and added
the SECOND touchdown. The third
score was made by Newman, who
squirmed through the line for one
yard gain after a pass from Dale TO
Hartley had netted % yards.
The fourth touchdown came in the
third period when Dale wiggled
through the Aggies' defense and
raced 81 yards across Michigans'
goal The 200-pound Cornhusker
fullback out ran the lighter Michigan
backs.
At the beginning of the fourth
quarter the Aggies took a brace.
Thompson hit the Nebraska line for
nine yards and Noblet followed with
gain of six more. The ball was on
Nebraska's 31-yard line. A pass.
Thompson to Bos, was good for TO-
yards. Schei made six yards and
Noblet added two more through the
line. Noblet carried the ball over
on the next play. Nebraska ad-
the ball down the field on
straight foot ball for its final touch
down. Hubka, who made the most
substantial gains, carried the ball
over.
The I;neuo Soitaws.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21

Among the notable speed pilots
who have established themselves,
their mechanics and cars here or at
Los Angeles automobile establish
ments in preparation for the No
vember classic are the following ia
vorites:
Ralph De Palma, Tommy Milton,
Jimmy Murphy, CASTOR Chevrolet,
Roscoe Sar1es, Eddie O'Donneil,
Denny Hill, Joe Thomas and Eddie
Hearne.
When all the star racers have ar
rived there will be close 70 a score
of pilots on hand for the great rass.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
Defeats Stanford Team
For Pacific Coast Title

Berkeley, Nov. 20.-University of
CALIFORNIA; undefeated foot ball
juggernaut rumbled over the STAN
ford university team today to So to
0 victory and the Championship Of
the Pacific co. conference. Cali
fornia, as a result, probably will be
the selection of the Tournament of
Roses association to meet an eastern
team at Pasadena New Years day.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
Battle to Scoreless Tie.

Corvillis, Ore, Nov. 20.-Univer-
sity Of Oregon and Oregon Agricul-
tural college battled to a scoreless
tie for the state foot ball champion
ship. The Aggies were favored by
the breaks of the game, but were
held for downs six inches from the
Oregon goal line. The wet field
rlade fumbles frequent.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
Chicago Likes Winter Sports.

A great wave of popularity for
winter sports has swept Chicago in
the past five years. Skating is the
big favorite, but tobogganing has
gained so many devotees the public
parks installed slides, and skiing,
curling and other outdoor athletics
made thou ands of recruits.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
Dartmouth Wins Over
Brown: First in Is Years

Boston, Nov. 20.-Dartmouth won
its first foot ball victory over Brown
in IS years today in bitterly fought
contest that ended in a IA to Is score.
The Green battled hard fof its Ia
points, all of which were made in
the first half, but was forced to fight
even harder to stop the Browns
eleven from wiping out the lead.
Spectacular forward passing, punt
ing and broken field running by both
teams marked the whole game.
Score:
Dartmouth ..........7 7 0 0-14
Brown ...................0 0-6
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
FRIDAYS RESULTS.
HIGH SCHOOL.

Geneva, 1s; Edgar, IA.
Fairbury, 12; Crete, I.
Tairbury Seconds. 20; Crete Seconds. IA.
Grand Island, FL; York, :.
North Platte. 40; Curtis, 0.
Fremont, 13; West Point, Is.
Beatrice. I; Lincoln. 0.
Red Cloud, 28: Superior, 13.s
Wakefield, 80; Bloomfield: II.
Tecumseh. Z; University Place, 0.
Central City: 49,. Hastinks,/o.
Alma. 90: Bloomington, 0.
Broken Bow, Fl; Aurora, 20.
COLLEGE.
Wesleyan, SO; Hastings, 0.
Grand Island, 28; Central City, 0.
Hamlin University. FL; North Dakota
ARgies, 8.
Rice Institute. 4s; Southwestern Texas
Normal, 0.
Phillips University. o; Kendall Col
lege, 0.
Des Moines College, I; State Teaehers, o:
Simpson Freshmen. Al; Still College OF
:.
Midland, A.; Kearney, 0.
Rapid City Mines, 20; Chadron Eagles, IA.
Doane College, !; York College, 0.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
Notre Dame Adds Gipp to
Lineup and Wins, 1871

Evanston, ILL.,, Nov. 20.-.After
Northwestern 'University's foot ball
team had the Notre Dame eleven
scoreless for the first quarter, the
visitors threw in the first string
men and later Gipp, sensational half
back, whipping the Western confer
ence aggregation 50 to 7. 1t was
the third victory this season for
Notre Dame over a conference team,
Purdue and Indiana being the 9TH
er victims. More than $4,000 per-
sons saw the contest.
Score:
Notre Dame ........o, IL Z i2-3S
Northwesteru 7 a.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
Toronto Canadian Champs.

Kingston, Ont, Nov. 20 The
University of Toronto eleven defeat
ed the McGill university team, IA
to 6, today and won the Canadian
intercollegiate foot ball chaQpion-
ship of192O.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
Alfred De Orc in
Tie With John DAILY

Chicago. Nov. 20.-Alfred de Orc
of New York tied for first place
with John Daily, New York. in the
preliminaries for the national three
cushion billiard championship today
when he defeated Jess Lean, Denver,
so to 20. Charles NORM, Chicago,
defeated Charles McCourt, Cleve-
land, 50 to 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
Hoosiers WaIlop
Purdue; Score 10-7

Lafayette, Ind, Nov. 20.AIndiana
defeated Perdue, 10 to 2, today in the
hardest-fought contest seen here. A
goal from placement by Risley in
the fourth period gave the Crimson
eleven its victory, both teams hav-
ing previously scored a touchdown.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
FOOTBALL


LOCAL.
Commerce, Al; Council Bluffs, o.
STATE. ,.
Nebraska. IS; Michigan Aggies, 7.
Peru, !; Wayne Normal. 0.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Norfolk, IS; Neigh, o. -.
Pierce. Fl; Norfolk Seconds, 0.
Ord, 90; Loup City, IA.
Cedar Rapids. Ia, Is; Sioux City, 1s.
Friend, 81; McCOok. 9.
Sidney, IA; Alliance, Is.
Glehwood, FL; Essex, Ia, ..
WEST.
Iowa, IA; Ames, 10.
Ohio, !: Illinois, 0.
Wisconsin, s; Chicago, o.
Michigan, 5; Minnesota, 0.
Carleton, II; McAlester, o.
Marquette, 10; North Dakota univef.
'ity; Q.
Colorado Asgies, =; University Of Colo.
University of wyoming, 0; University
Haskell Indians. IS; ollahom. A.
Oklahoma university. :; Kansas AE-
University of Oregon, 0; Oregon Az.
idaho, 20; Montana. :.
OUhA0ihs f6S IuVhNSabh NA1DU9p
Grinnell, II: Cornell College, 8.
Stanford, 0; California, 70.
EAST.
Dartmouth, IA; Brown, 8.
Boston college, 13; Marietta, :.
Syracuse, IA; Colgate, o.
Penn, 81; Columbia. Z.
Carnegie Tech. 6; Wash. and jeff, o.
Indiana, 10; Purdue, Z.
Amherst, "a; Williams, Z.
Mass. ARRies, FL: Tufts, q.
Holy Cross, So; New Hampshire State, o.
Union, Z; Hamilton. 8.
Lafayette, ~; Lehigh. Z.
Stevens, FL; New York university, IA.
Swarthmore. 2s; Haverford, 9.
NOtre Dame, SO; Northwestern, I.
Franklin, "a: Earlham. 7.
Baldwin Wallace, 20; Case, Q.
Depauw. 3; Wabash, O.
Springfield, Z; Detroit, s.
FOrdham, 13; Muhlenbufg, Q.
Ohio University. 80; Akron, o.
SOUTH.
Gettysburg, a.: Mount st. Mary's. o.
villa Nova, Is; Catholic Univefsity, Q.
Transylvania, 81: Georgetown, 0.
Washington and Lee, 16; George
own. Z.
University of Alabama, IA; Unlvez-
ity Of Georgia. 2.
Centre College. IS: Virginia Poly. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
Harvard Trounces Huskers Beat Michigan Aqgies
Sensational End Runs During
First Half Help Cornhuskers
Defeat Lansing Squad. IS to Z

Lincoln, Neb Nov. 20Sensationa during half
helped Nebraska defeat Michigan gge S5 to here today vern
Nebraska hafback made
EACH In the Fuback broke
yards
half, Michigan outplayng Nebraska aerial foot ball. Ne
year Mchgans scoring
made in the last period by straight foot ball
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
mike" Kelly Declines
Offer to Lead Phillies

St. Paul, Mimi. Nov. 20.-"Mikc"
Kelly, manager of the St. Paul
American Association club, tonight
declined an offer to manage the
Philadelphia National league club
NEXT season
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
Win State Championship.

Mortified, Mimi, Nov. 20.-Carle-
ton college won the state college
foot bali Championship today by de-
defeating the Manchester team Of
St. Paul. IL to 0. -,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
Cretna Wins Gage Game

Gretna, Neb., Nov. 20-(SpecialD
The Gretna High school basket
ball team defeated the Waverly quin-
tet here Friday afternoon by score
Of 1o, to S. The local basket tossers
played a good game throughout.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
Woodward High Team
Scores l4I Points in
Game With Altoona. La.

Woodward, Ia. Nov. 2G.=The
Woodward High school foot ball
team made a new record for a
high foot ball score in Iowa
when it defeassd the high school
eleven Of Altoona Friday. 141 to
0. The Woodward squad scored
Fl touchdowns.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
Cedar Rapids High Team
Wins Over Sioux CITY

y >Ames, Ia. Nov. 20.-Cedar Rapids
won a further claim to the school
foot ball championship today by de-
feating Sioux City, l6 to Is. Hoyer
Jensen's place kick from the 40-yard
line won the contest. Sioux City
held Cedar Rapids TO a l3>to E score
until the final quarter of the game.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
Field Goals by Captain Horween
And Quarterback Buell. Cause Of
CrimsOn's 9to 0 Win Over Blue
BY Tho AsaO ciated Press.

Yale Bowl New Haven, Nov. 20-Haards varsity foot
ball undefeated this expected Yale in their
annual the Yale bowl today The Eli yielded before
the Crimson attack only enough make field goals possible Three
field goals the Of Harvards to 0 victory.
Two of these goals credited to Quarterback Buell. the third
could
be the they
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
Killed by /. Base Ball.

Jersey City, N. J-Frank Lahey,
q, was hit on the head by base
ball during game here, walked to
a hospital, dropped unconscious and
died
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
Cyclones Win ss.Country.

Urbana, ILL.,, Nov. 20.-Iowa State
college of Ames, won the annual con-
ference and invitation cross-country
run here today.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21

Summary-Touchdowns Camera, 2,
Hansen, 2, Yechout, South. Goals from
field. Mahoney out Of s trials. Camera.
Substitutes-Council Bluffs, Brown for
Dlwoky. Ardell for Brahm. Commerce.
Pierce for Warner, Warner for South.
South for Warner. Mahoney for Camera,
Warner for Mahoney. Kline for Warner.
Rice for Lambrecht. Camera for South,
Lambrecht for Rice. Warner for Pierce,
Kuhry for Mahoney. Swanson for Yechous
Moore for Krasne.
Penalties-Commerce IL yards, Council
Bluffs none.
Officials-Referee, MuI,igan (Nebraska),
Umpire, Burdick (Omaha university.
Heardinesman and Timekeeper. Patton,
Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21

Ohio scoring-Touchdown, Myers: goal
from touchdown, Stinchconb. Referee,
Birch, Earlham. Umpire, Schommer, Chi
cago Field judge. Snyder. Cleveland.
Head linesnan, Henry. Kenyon.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21

Touchdowns: A. Devine, Belding. White
(playing for Webb. Goals kicked: A..
Davine (o), Hibbs (playing for Boyd).
Field goal: Byers.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
Michigan Aggies:

Substitutes: Nebraska-Hartley for
,aoore: Hubka for Dale; Young for Mum;
Weller for Pucelik; Triplett for Day:
Sherer for Swanson; Hoy for Hartley: Bas-
sett for wenke: McGlasson for Newman;
Howarth for McGlasson; McGlasson for
Thompson: Thompson for Hubka. Michi-
gan-Schliugen for Bassett; Spring for
Wilcox: Morrison for Ball; MCCLELLAN for
johnson; Swanson for Mattison: Martin
for Lefler: Gurgich for Thompson.
Touchdowns Wright. Swanson, New
man. Dale. Iiubka, Noblet
Goals from touchdown: Day, 4; Young.
Springer
Time OF quarters: Is minutes
Officials: Referee, johnson. Doane. I'm
pire: Cochran. Head linesman: Jones,
Gripnn1l
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-21
Springfield "Y" Winner.

Springfield. Mass, Nov. 20
Springfield Y. NJ. c. A. college de-
feated the University of Detroit
this afternoon in spectacular con-
test by score of 7 to 8.
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Smutny STAY Cerne Hory

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chnditkon, avsak pred vhlkon
pfecc mtla dosti, ably jeji obyva.
tclstvo mohlo Iii snesitelne. Ger.
nohorci byIi spokojcni Il tim, 70
zcmb jim poskytovaIa d po pet
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vsem yetfelcnm. ObhajiIi We proti
Turkhm Y boji neroyntm d okoI-
most tat0 nejnila . nich narod
hrdin1, obdiyoyang celym svktem,
Kakopska okkupace byIa ysak
pro zemi raDou ttzkou, tax IN.
koli, NJ Dude to tryati mnoh0 let
Dezli zcmifka tato Ne D nj yzpama.
tnje. veskery majctek chndhho
naroda byl sysfematieky vyvazen
~ zemt. Vsccfny cennt pfedmi.
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dobytek, ba Mcpice, padly nj
obef ebamtiy0stj rak1usk gch ira.
'dh d yojak6 A TAX naIfzan M
dnes ia Cernt ifofe nejehudsf II.
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pemaji, 70 by ~ sebe obllkIi, h
.eeho by pojedli Jak lidt Ito ndr.
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hadop, kteron nikdo nedovede
rozlnstiti v jednh vesniei, kde ~
nalfz5 dvaeef stavepf bylo zjiEf6.
20. N desef robin Nvf W. Jenom
tim, 70 Y okoH naIczuon anebo d,
kradDon Eradez nepoyaznJe se IN
nyn) m mr., IN ~ tW VI musel
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Dotizl Srbnko hiGi VIZ, ~ j. v je.
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We 1edosfahUJe,
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Jxfe bids obyvsteIstvs I1rn1 III.
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Neklid v Holandsku.

Holandsko bylo poyazoyano "a
jednn q nejkonseryatiynljsich ~.
mi ma syttt d zdAlo se, h. mic ne.
nj tax yzdaleno Toto zcmi jake
rcyoluec. Kofcn toboto konserya
tBmu tkyeI v pomtrnfm blahoby.
IN, v nkmz lilo yeskcrb Obfansty0
jez dokonalc doyedlo yyuzitkoya
Vi Whodnibo polozcni syf zemk X
rozk yttu tummsktho / zhm0fskf.
no obehodn ID daynych let j.
Holandsk0 branon, kferou proeba
nj yttsina koIonihIuiho zbozi d6
Eyroy. IN yalky HoIaudsku NJ
vcdlo znamcnith, nebof zIato br.
Unlo We tam m zcmi dohodOygcI
! stfedoeyropskg ch.
/, Ale pynf jeyf se V HoIandskt
znafny nckljd, jak sdfluje amcri.
ckg correspondent Davis I'D.
wards. correspondent tento pra.
VI, Ne HoIapdap yyhIfzi zfjdka
Whine nespokojeny lee V opiltm
stavu Ale Holandanh piij TAX
mnobo, ze W. opijl yelmi zffdka.
Takoya pfflezjtot, jako je syatek
hoIandskt kraloyny, Je slaycDa pi-
tim TAX dhkladDf, M mai probi.
hhni praeoynfci padli by 10
mdlob, kdyby mfli pfiIezitosf spa
tfiG Jednu takoyou bolandskou
hospodu u k~on9re9ac1 mokrhho
bratrstya. Ale | pDdr0nxeng Ho.
landau vyhDM MastnE D spokoje,
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citiG nesfsstngm IN zAdnych D,
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Masaryk o stanoyisku
Ameriky.

President ceskosIoyenskh Repu
.bljky, Tomhs u Masayyk, mInylI
Y Nebto dnecb M prazkdm ira.
~, jak kabeIoyf zprayy adTljIy, ,
atperlekSmi korrespondenty i !
forofo rozhoyorp sylm pronesl N
jlnagh nabtedy b uyDlj Jim siapo.
vjskn Amerlky u eyropsl I'm "A
lelltDstem vysIoyI pfedeyNm d.
p5m0h poIitoyhni mad tim. ze A.
merlka vzdaluje " nypl G6astj 10
egropskI oh z~aIeznmfeob.
VystooDenj npoJenEeb Hfath u
s~poleT65eh rgd spoJeDeh seslabdo.
dls rho nbhleda, rpku D1body'
hpenoyitb pfj uroyaAyanf tsk d6.
jslltfeh sport (akfm j. koufDikt
nezl RD1hky 4 ceeby v zalezitosfj
T1Mnska President Masayyk pro,
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Vladni odbcr pokladn yydal '
ttchto dnegb yeliee zajimavou sta.
tistikn 0 yydani amcrickeho lidu
ma lnxrBni pfedmkty, Jez zaslu'
hnJe vi pozorntho uvhzeni. Stati.
stika tafo nkazujc, zc lid Spojc.
ngeh Stath Apzdorotnt vydA ma
pfedmety pfepychoyt kolem ll
billionu dollarh, col je koIem jed.
uoho d6llarn denn9 ma kazdou 70.
dinu. Jednotlivh polozky ttto sta.
tistiky jsou velice zajimaN a
snad yyyolaji ! jistt pfekyapcni
nebof pr6merng tloytk malo u.
yazuje 0 tom, jakA celkoya suma
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