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New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
Swiss Bonds at i Premium

B The public reception given the new
Swiss loan Of SIS ,000, 600 Of twenty
year 8 per cent bonds was further in
dicated yesterday by the action Of the
bonds in the curb market. On the
first day they were dealt in the bonds
rose to premium Of one-quarter OF !
per cent, and yesterday opened at
100N and closed at 100N. Investment
bankers anticipate an improved tone
in the bond market for The immediate
future.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
Dividends

Canadian Conn. Cotton Mills Ltd-An
initial dividend Of 10 per cent a share
has been declared in addition to special
dividend of SO cents a share, both payable
August to stockholders of record July Is.
Union Oil Company-An extra dividend
OF 81 a share has been declared In nddi-
ton to the regular quarterly dividend OF
$3.50 share, both payable July "a TO
stockholders Of record July 10.
Regular Declarations
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
Growth of Reserve system

The increase in the number Of banks
throughout the country that will col
lect checks at par has risen so rapidly
that the Federal Reserve Bank here
has prepared list of the non-par
banks to be used by bankers who
heretofore depended on the par list
prepared by the Reserve Board. The
Reserve system can act as a clearing
house only for par banks, Of which
there are now 27,95s, compared with
2,103 non-par banks. On June / last
there were 30,061 banking institutions
throughout the country, and Of these
$3.50 were members. Of the Reserve
system and 20,731 non-members. How
ever, rs per cent of the banking re-
sources Of the country is included
within the Federal Reserve system.
Checks drawn upon 1888 Of the nom
members and upon all Of the members
can be collected at par by the Federal
Reserve banks. Every banking institu-
tion in forty Of the states Is on the
par list, and those institutions which
are not are in Alabama, Florida,
Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North
Carolina, South Carolina and Tennes-
see, which are situated in the Rich
mond. Atlanta and st. Louis districts.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
Paris Market Firm

PARIS, July g. Prices were Arm, On
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes 58 francs 80 centimes. Exchange
on London AZ francs OIL centimes. Five
The dollar was quoted at IL frallcs is
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09

Charles B. Seger. president Of the
United States Rubber Company who
has just returned from an inspection
of the plants in New England, Canada
and the Central States, saw no marked
tendency toward contraction in any
line Of industry covered by his travels.
He found industrial plants oversold
and endeavoring to speed up produc-
ticn: Mr.. Seger, who was formerly
head Of the Union Pacific Railroad, be-
lieves that even if automobile produc-
tion should decline perceptibiy, the
rubber companies Of the country would
.still have their hands full supplying
tires for the existing number Of trucks,
and automobiles. aThe most striking
thing I noticed In going through the
country" said Mr.. Seger, was tho
great amount Of hew building con-
struction. You see it on the farms. in
the small towns and in the large cities
Certainly there are no indications. so
far as the rubber industry is con-
cerned, that the present industrial ac-
ttxity will not continue unintexeup-
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

terday, but the exchanges Of CONT
mental Europe, measured in terms Of
American currency, turned slightly
weaker. Japanese yen, which have
been strong all through the financial
crisis in Japan, because Of the cur
tailment Of imports and because Of
the knowledge that the country had
huge credit balances in London and
New York, were higher.
Yesterdays closing rates, compared
with those OF week ago, follow:
lQuotad dollars to tha nonndl
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29
PetrOgrad Is
No Mans Land

and the lnsanitary conditions of
houses and streets. Fat has left the
majority Of the population long ago.
At present the muscular tissue is con-
sumed. The faces of the people have
taken on a waxlike color.
City Of CHASTITY Horror.
"In order TO fill their stomachs with
something, they drink different substl-
tutes for tea and coffee, or great guam
titles of plain water, resulting in puff
ness and dropsy, which change the ex-
preston of the face so that even old
a~cquaintances are unacceptable.
"There is no fuel, no hot water or
baths, no janitor, doorkeeper or serv-
ants for cleaning yards, streets, build
ings, or for the removal of garbage.
"Petrograd is facing a dreadful
phantom Of epidemics. Thousands are
already dying every month of spotted,
abdominal. and intermittent typhus,
dysentery, Spanish influenza, small
pox, pulmonary diseases. hunger anG
exhaustion.
'The hospitals are overlooking with
dropsy victims, mostly women, elderly
men and children"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29
JAPAN IMPORTS GERMAN DYES
Gets $1,000, 900 Worth Of Product Dur.
ing August, Says Report to De-
partment Of Commerce.

Washington. - Japan imported
81 100000 worth of German dyes dur
ing August, according to reports re-
ceived by the department of commerce.
Although their sale has been retard-
ed by the business depression which
has prevailed In Japan importations
continue, importing firms fulfilling con
tracts made before prices slumped.
The department also was Informed
that the japanese government has
taken steps to halt the transfer back
TO Japan of funds held in other couD-
tries for the purchase of imports.
AS a result of n decrease in the de-
mand for imported goods specie to the
extent Of s1G.000.00O, which had been
reserved in America was returned to
japan during July by exchange banks,
the department was advised.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29
st. Nicholas island lies 30 miles i'm

st. Nicholas island lies 30 miles i'm
medlately opposite the little city of
San Buenaventura frecntly called by
the more modern ana easy name of
Nentura) n is the most interesting
of all the channel islands from many
points of view. AS far back as the
memory of any person in Southern
California extends, hundreds of white
skeletons have dotted the valleys and
hillsides. Strange utensils of serpen-
tine sandstone and steatite are found
there among the human bones, and the
island and its erstwhile inhabitants
have a history so curious that 1t Is diff
ficult of comprehension.
In 1885 the Franciscan padres In the
Santa Barbara mission. learning that
there were but 16 of the strange and
almost extinct human race then living
there, determined to rescue them from
the island. They went over in a sloOp
and succeeded, as they thought, in get
ting all on board.
At the last moment an Indian wom-
an returned for her child, and, one OF
the frequent storms of the channel Is
lands %springing up. the sloop was driv-
en- away without her. The slOop went
on the rocks off Point Conception and
all were lost.
ST. Nicholas.
st. Nicholas is 10 miles long and
four miles wide at the widest point.
Its topography shows a nearly level
plateau, with an elevation of 500 to
1000 feet. Two-thirds of the surface
is covered with drifting sand, and the
remainder grows a species of nutri-
tiOus grass and moss, on which a
thousand sheep find pasture.
As far as the eye can trace there are
barren levels with innumerable circu-
lar dppressions, showing where primi-
tive dwellings once stood. Not a YES
tige remains of the materials used In
the construction of these r~ancherias.
Hundreds of shell mounds are scat
tered about and are found to consist of
astonishing numbers of mollusca, the
bones of every species of fish found in
the channel, skeletons of seals, sea ell
ephants, whales, sea otter, the Island
fox and various aquatic birds.
An examination of some mounds dis
closes all sorts of curious utensils
stone cooking pots, Ollas, mortars, pes
ties, drills, bone needles and fish
hooks, shell beads, charm stones,
pipes, cups and a few arrowheads,
spear points. and swords made OF
bone. The absence of many weapons
proves the peaceful attributes of the
islanders. Small limitations of boats
and fish carved from crystallized tale
and serpentine also show a rudimen-
tary knowledge of the art of sculp-
ture.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29

been removed from the city under or
ders of the board of health and "a have
been seized and sold at the Phlladel-
phia stockyards because of the failure
of their owners to comply with orders
of the board. The number Of pigs re-
manning for whose removal orders have
been issued is 207. In addition there
are about fifty pigs. which. however.
the director o. the health department
asserts will not be allowed tn remain.
The complete elimination of pigs
from the city will be an accomplish
ment for which Director Furbush be-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29
EXPLORE LITTLE
KNOWN ISLANDS
Expedition to Visit Channel Group
in Pacific Off Coast Of
California.
RICH IN HISTORIC LORE
Islands Are Within 81 Miles Of Call
fornia's Shore, Yet Less Than SO
Persons Annually Visit Them
Discovered by Cabrillo.

San Francisco,-An expedition of
scientific students has been made up
in California and Oregon to explore
thoroughly the channel islands off that
part of the coast In California known
as Santa Barbara and Ventura coun-
ties during the next six months. The
party, says the Dearborn Independent,
is to be sustained by Stanford univer-
sity largely and to n less extent by
several UNCONVENTIONAL colleges In
southern California. Anthropologicnl
aud archaeological students, who have
spent several weeks each on these Is
lands. say they are one of the very
richest fields for work in that depart
ment of knowledge on the Pacific
coast.
The channel islands constitute Cali
fornia's only archipelago. with the
possible exceptions of the rocky and
scanty Farallone islands, They have
been objects of romance, legends,
curiosity and mystery for n genera
ton.
The islands are within 50 miles of
CALIFORNIA; shore, yet are u%nfrequent-
ed and years roll by with visits to
them OF less than 30 persons annual
ly. Each island has it's own particu-
lar strange, uncanny traditions Of the
tribes Of red men, and each has the
countless traces Of an occupation by
thousands and thousands Of Indians.
Discovery Of Channel Islands.
When Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo,
the Portuguese navigator. sailed up
the coast of California In 1912, he
stopped for n day or two at each Of
the channel islands, and his records
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29

bear testimony that on the islands of
Santa Barbara, Catalina. Clemente
and st. Nicholas there were a "vigor-
Gus and lusty ace Of natives, who
thronged the shores Of the little bays
and headlands," and gazed in mute
wonder at the white-sailed ship of the
navigators.
Today the islands stand as they did
more than $50 years ago, but the ma
tives are only a memory, represented
by immense quantities of stone i'm
plements, barrels of fine wampum and
cart loads of human bones.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29

rived breathless. The apparatus had
broken down.
Edison calmly told Laws that he
thought he could fix IT, and pro
ceeded to do so.
The grateful and astonished doctor
asked the stranger his name, and
next day, after a searching quizzing-
bee, put Edison in charge of the
whole business at a salary Of $500 a
month. When the hungry. penniless.
out-of-work operator heard the amount
that he was to receive he nearly
tainted.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29
FrOwn of Fortune

fast in New York. Three days later
Edison was sitting in the Offices of the
Gold & Stock Telegraph company,
watching the gold ticker at work
speculation in gold was then at fever
pitch. Suddenly scores of boys rush
ed into the place excitedly explaining
that the ticker In their employers
Offices had stopped working. Doctor
Laws. head of the concern. also ar
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29
gan to strive ten years ago, when the
number of pigs in the city Is said to
have exceeded twenty thousand.
Reforming a Gretna Green.

Wellsburg, W. Va.-The day of the
marriage tout" is passing. No long
er will couples. bent on being married
in this city. the Gretna Green fer
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West vir-
ginia. he carried half over the town
and then charged exorbitant prices.
when the distance to the marriage IL
cense bureau is only a block away.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29
Once Gay Capital of Russia Is
Now a Nightmare of Hor-
rOr and Death.
HOUSES WRECKED FOR FUEL
Death Stalks on Every Side, Waiting
for Winter to Aid in the Grim
Work Of Moving Down
Thousands.

Paris.-A graphic, eyewitness de-
listing In Petrograd is given by the Fin
nish Red Cross in an appeal just Is
sued to the Red Cross Societies of the
Wcrld. 1t is accompanied by docu-
ments prepared by Professor Zeider
formerly head Of the Petrograd Red
Cross, but now a refugee in Finland.
The documents tell the story of the
agony Of n dying city. Petrograd's
present population based on the food
cards, now Is from 100000 to 100000,
and the former capital of the czars is
described as having shrunk to one
fourth its pre-war size. The report
sa. 8.
death stalks on every side. waiting
for winter to aid In the grim work of
moving down the silent, hungry sick,
and dying oy thousands. With streets
and houses choked with filth that is
already spreading spotted and inter-
mittent typhus the cold weather will
finish the task with pneumonia and
abdominal typhus.
Wreck Houses for Fuel.
The fuel situation was never so
bad. Wooden houses have been
torn down for fuel. The material is
distributed equally among the popula-
tion but during the night the more
active citizens steal the quota of wood
from others.
Attempts TO repair the streets,
which are full Of holes. owing to burst
ing water pipes, failed because the
wood blocks used for pavement had
Lighting is allowed only two half
hours each day, and then not all
houses are supplied on the lines fur
nlshed by the authorities. Kerosene
costs $50 rubles. There are no can
dies. Most homes are in darkness.
There is no means of transporting
things by waterway, because the
barges were long since demolished for
fuel. The railway transportation is
devoted almost exclusively TO the dis
tributlon of flour. Only 200 persons
are permitted to leave Petrograd daily
by passenger train.
"Workmen receive half a pound of
bread daily; sometimes other food is
given. The prices of foodstuffs con-
tinue 10 rise to incredible heights.
Many products have almost complete
ly disappeared from the markets.
''The mortality has reached a star
Ting rate, owing to the lack of food
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29
SunfIoWer Grows in
Trunk of Big Maple

M%iddletown, n. "a curios-
fly which is attracting many per-
sons In the yard of Mrs. Mary
G.. Dewitt here is a sunflower
growing out of the trunk of q
large maple tree some distance
from the ground. II has a stem
three feet in length and a flower
in bloom the size of n saucer.
A bird is supposed to have car
ried the seed into the tree,
where 1t sprouted and took root
in the bark.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29
PHILADELPHIA BANS THE PIG
u No Longer Is Thought Nice to Keep
a Porker in the Quaker
City.

Philadelphia The genus porous
Americans has been almost eliminated
from Philadelphia. And the few of the
porcine ~quaarupeds that still remain
are doomed shortly to follow their
brothers and sisters beyond the city
limits or to the slaughter house.
within three months $3.50 pigs have
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29
Thomas A. Edison, in His Early Days,
Lacked Money to Purchase
Needed Food.

Thomas A Edison was so stranded
financially when he first landed in
New York. in 1869. that he hadn't a
cent to buy food. Seeing a tea-taster
at work. Edison begged him for some
foo and this formed his first break
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29

The tennis that Tilden ex-
hibited in the opening set was
something that stood on a
pinnacle of supremacy, over
whelming in its magnifcance,
a unique display Of matchless
strength and skill that per-
mitted no resistance, and took
thought of nothing but Its
own perfection.
In short, Tilden in 1920 has
carved out q place all his own
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29
IN THE DARK HOURS.

Keep a clear conscience. Keep a
good stock of Gods promises within
reach. Keep a nightingale of hope in
your soul that can sing away the dark
hours when they do come.-Cuyler.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29

Among the ancient trade secrets are
the Chinese method of making a bril-
liant vermilion color and the Turkish
method for inlaying gold or silver on
the hardest steel.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29

ly across the sward at his tennis
home. the Germantown Cricket ciuD
of Philadelphia. certainly did not
resemble the tense, brilliant fighter
of the Forest Hills court. When
the international matches were o
ing played in England an English
paper announced that Tilden was
only twenty years old. Actually he
Is twenty-seven, but the mistake
might easily be made. He has at
times the look Of a boy. Inc
sketches herewith reproduced show
the British idea of Tilden In action.
In many ways he is a boy. But
a man does not fight as grimly as
ridden has fought and still retain
untouched the face Of youth. Ten
mis- has taken its toll Of the cham
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29

- NAL official announcement or It's
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III selections for the American tennis
team to participate in the Davis
Gun matches in Auckland, New
Zealand, in December has been
@N made by the United States Lawn
l Tennis association, through George
\RVH@/ T. Adee, member Of the cup COM
mittee as follows: William T. Til
w den ii, worlds singles champion;
William NJ. Johnston, r. N. Will
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
Calvin Coolidge.

Guyernfr statu Massachusetts
Calvin Coolidge, republjkansky
kandidat pro 1fsd mistopresiden.
Ia, narodiI We Y fypickem smeri.
cktm mtstt, v Plymouth, W., diva,
nsct mil Cd zeIeznice. dne 1. fer,
vence, 1872 Rodina jtho byla
fypickg americkou 4 eetnf jehd
pfedkoye slouzili syf mmi v rtiT.
n9ch potfeb6ch Calvin nebyI w,
ehoy5n Y nedostatku, nybrz MI
val pohodli dobrfbo farmafskfho
domoya, kde nebyIo sire pfepy.
cbu, aysak pikdy tbkt nome.
20 yychozcni obccngch skoI
ystoupn do Amherst koIIcje, kds
byl zuhm jsko nsdsny a pnejnfl-
w student Zdc ykpovsI W stDdfI
amsrickf poiitiekt vtdy, Po skon.
6enf sfydH Y koIleji ystonpiI 40
pr1vnjck1 6fsdcysy firmy Ham.
mond 4 Field V Northampton 4 po
dvsch mhticich praise ~! ~
sapsststSsn rrAr'u1ktW zstl4si
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
Kanada obdivuje Sc ces.
koslov. vojinIm.

Laskayosti p. G. V. Scmcrada 2
Veddar Crossing, -. G.. dostaIo Sc
nam 6isla casopisn "Vancouvn
Daily Province" jcl obsahnje pc.
drobnod zpravu 0 pfijezdu 5000
eeskosIovcnskych hrdinl Ne Sibi.
re do tohoto mtsta na ccstf do
E%ylasti. Pan Semerad pisc, ze "bylo
10 velkolepe, nezapomenutclne.'
|Stal. jak pisc, vedlc kanadsk6bo
obcana, ktcry pravil: "Jcstt nj
kdy V zivott ncvid6l jscm lcpsi
typ Iidu a tn kazel. Nikdy jsem
nemel pfcdstayy o tom, 60 je "a
Czech, ale cd nynfjska kIobouk do
ID" Take JIM, piSc p. Scmerad,
nell jcnom chydIu a obdiv. Ikrat-
ka fcteno, jsmc hrdi slolti Cc.
chy u ysechDa fcst nasim "bIani,
|ckgm rytifhm," kteff syoji odya-
hou, narodni vyspelosti u lhskou
k rodne p1d6 vlast zacbranili.
CasOpis Vancouver Daily Pro.
vince" hncd IA pryni STRANGE pfi-
ndsi podobcnku pukovDika Vuch-
%tcrlc, jcnz jc ngreInikem toboto
transportu, jakM ] maskota tesko.
sloyenskfbo vojska, ochotentho
mcdyldka. Tak0yG medyidky We.
zou yojaei $ scbon fri. Ma ffccb
slonpcich pax PIKE 0 Cechosloya.
cich, yracejicfch Sc do osvobozeDe
VAST. Pravi. Ne je TO pryni trans.
port y 10000 yojsk1, ktrfi doprs-
yeni budou pres Kansdp, AtIsnfi
|ckg ocean q stfedozemni more do
Terstu o odtud pax do I'VE viasti,
Cssopis yypisnje historic utyofe.
nj feskosIoyenske armady, jM D.
~pakovsti pebudeme, poDtysdz
fakta fato jsou yscobcent zp6ma.
Lid Ne tu nenayist X vakouskt VII.
III. JET X cesktmu Iidu byla ne.
sprayedIjvou, jcjieh yeIkA laska k
oteinf d ochQta polozifi ! ziyoty
pro JET osvobozeDf v daIkim pax
Jlff NJ posIednl udAt0sfi ma Sibifi,
krafkf tryani djktatnry Kollako.
Wy, ktcr1zt6 fskta roynez jon DO.
statefnt zn4ma
"Ceehoyt, pfisedH . Rusls 4
.6ibifs," prsW dale jmenoysng.
fssopis, nAueuj ~ sspo1 jrdrt.
nov< Wei Nsufjli ~ pitt nj jsko'
htuovt . majf v hmysln nj vratl
- A. " 1ast, yrsesvsN ' sl5nn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23

samuslnpneu pfA,nickwu Ma
nikem axftdn u pr%Asnichuu nta
dosnn ' Northampton \ ptaeo,u
sldy ssAlumils pro m,kssl "a
movsks ossdy.
inko hoch pravosal pine M
larme = phelnll,osi ievila -
eeldm iehu ilSuis v Northampton
iesil se yclke porulari,s NsIskol
lobn sloulil lako Glen nrjs,sih'
.leiniha soniu. assah ~ sAunten
~ lh0iY wicpfcl uchAreti ~ vno
VI o lenio nfnd q vrhtll ~ nrstni
4 p%ravnicke praksi q nolitlck'
fAlciitosli sajimal sc hncd po v,
.lonpcni ' kollele Y domoysksn
ssem mss's sld, gajimal sc . salc
lilosli yeftjne a stall \ tclc kagd,
snahy, ies mohla osada prospect
Y rocp lspp syolcn h,l elencn
legislatury siatu Massachusetts
Ma 90 stall se mnyorcm mesta
Northampton, sloutiv ' iomto Il.
fale 20 diva roxy. rondeii xsolcn
.hyl siafnim scnaiorcm u slongil v
dfade tom po etyfi roky, po po.
sledni diva roxy jake pfrdscda 10.
hoto telesa We vsrch iechto ara.
dech Coolidge osvedeil Sc jake
pracoyuik syedumity n svt yeci
znalp. Zvl6ste ievil vclkt schop.
nosti We financnich n bankovnich
zal~ezitostech. Nezancdbdyal vsak
take iinych ot6zek a jake pred.
soda zemedelskebo scndtniho W.
boru vykonal mnoho Y zdimu far.
marn syebo stAtu
V roce 1916 zvolen byl Coolidge
mistoRnYernerem stdtu Massa.
chlsctts a v roce 1918 %guyern6.
rem Do 1fndu guyern6ra zyolcn
byl vctsinou 10000 hpsi, col
neiltpc svedci o tom, ~ v drad6
tonic sc osvedeil nalezit6. Je 20.
celia fada dIlczitycb veci, jez Coo
lidgc vykoual jake %gnverntr.
Inamo ic jmenovite jeho razhG
jednani v dobe siayky policistl VI
Bostone. Vcdle tono prislnsi mn
zasluha IA Mvedcni 1s.hodinoyf.
no pracoyniho tydnc pro zcny a
ncdospdle, zlcpseni odskodiovaci-
ho d6lnicktho zakona, iakoz | ~
liskutctntni cclt fady dGlnictyu q
o~bdanstyu p~rospdsnych zakomu VI
domoysktm icho state.
Cinnost jeho jake guyerntra
Massachusetts je pima pozo.
ruhodnych yykonn. Coolidge zaji.
ma Sc o vscchny Ease vztahd mezi
delnictvem a zam6stnavatcli, stej.
ne jake o vscchny Ease zivota OBJ.
cailsktho. Republican, nominova.
v mem silntho kandidata pro
1fad mfsioprcsidcnta, pro ktery
vscchny potfebne kyalifikace.
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poca'kn yaIky farmafi dostavali
2 cent? IN librn d v obchode V
drobnfm pres to prodavsly Nc fl.
zolc M II cent? libra. vclkoob.
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vyttzky v ~ dob6.
Jsponsko . jin9 zemx poslsjy
nam yeIke mnozstyi fszoli, syssk
fyto byly rychIe zako1peny zylSst-
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sby yysoka Gems fszolf ' drobptm
pfodsji ~ udrzels ByIo 10 pFimk
poruscnf xSkony, sIe handle jseu
msrdle u vSechny Mkony dsja NC
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mepitl 6rods fszolf W Hnotnycb
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mich Nikdo usmtze Il yypotitst,
jsk mncho fszoli mica ~ v r1z
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