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The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-26
llinoi. Masons Honor
Iowans

Special to Bystander:
For the first time in it's history the
Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Masons
Tor the Illinois jurisdiction which in.
Gludes Iowa, Minnesota, Colorado and
Arizona az well as Illinois, has elected
j member from Iowa as its grand head.
This occurred when Attorney 8. Joe
Excellent Grand High Priest of Royal
Arch Masons at the meeting Of the
grand chapter in Champaign this week.
Other officers elected were:
n Fred Harding, Chicago, Deputy
Grand High Priest; John Gordon, Rock
Island, Grand King; Samuel Daughon,
Chicago, Grand Scribe; James H. Wash
ington, alesburg, Grand Treasurer; E.
H. Scott, Champaign, Grand Secretary;
Adam Torne, Chicago, Grand Chaplain !;
John E. Bradford, Davenport, Grand
Captain Of the Host; Adam Hayes, Chi
.cago, Grand Master of Third all; A. E.
Woodruff, Champaign, Grand Master of
Second Vail; George w. Brown, Min
neapolis, Grand Master of First Vail:
&c. F. Topson, Des Moines, Grand Royal
Arch Captain; William Bell, Waterloo,
Iowa, Grand Guard.
In the Grand Commandery of
knights Templar the Iowa delegation
scored again by electing as Senior
Grand Warden Sir w. C. Rhodes of Des
Moines.
The other officers Of the Grand Com
mandery are: Grand Commander, 8. B.
Walkup, Rock Island; Deputy Grand
Commander, Robert Ford, Chicago;
Grand Generalissimo, G. G., Fletcher,
fGalesburg; Grand Captain General. w.
T. Luckev, Chicago; Senior Grand War.
den, J.. H. Walker, Chicago; Grand
Treasurer, Adam Horne, Chicago; Grand
Grand Standard Bearer. J. H. Lewis
sf,hieago; Grand Warder, Raymond
Scott, Champaign; Grand Captain OF
the Guard, A. j. Young, Springfield.
The 1921 conclave Of the Grand Com.
mandery of Knights Templars as well
as of the Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch
Masons and the Grand Guild of Hero.
ines Of the Templar Crusades will be
held in Rock Island, Ill, the second
week in August.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-26
DR. ROBERT MOTION HEADS NATIONAL NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE
NEGRO POPULATION IS LARGE FACTOR IN AMERICAN FINANCE
Proposition Of Voters.

In Indiana one person in four votes.
In the solid south, as a whole, one per.
son in seventeen votes. In South Car
Gina and Mississippi one person in
thirty votes. This is not only viola
ton of the basic principle Of democ.
racy but an imposition upon the states
where representative government il
permitted to exist.
cit is not generally known that IN
have been disenfranchised by one dis
honest expedient and another. The
effect of the system is to exclude from
participation in elections the vast ma
jority of those who toll with their
hands. - @
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-26
Oklahoma Race
Woman Stirs East

New York.-The City Of New York
has been awakened to one of the evi
dcnces of real progress by the presence
CT Mrs. A. Thelma johnson, proprietor
Of one of the most modern department
stores in Oklahoma, who, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Mary Louise Green
Las placed orders here fore more than
$4,000 worth of goods for fall and
winter.
Mrs. johnson is the wife of j. c.
johnson, the well known capitalist OF
Wewoka, Oklahoma. The ladies are
also in party, in which is Mrs. An
drew "Rube" Foster, wife of the ia
nous ball player, who attended the
National Negro Business league IN
Philadelphia.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-26
HAVE PART IN
MAKING STATE FAIR

Baby health contests, cooking dem
onstrations and other features Of this
type will be the chief attractions at
a complete women's fair, which will be
held August 25-September 8 as part
Of the Iowa State Fair.
A committee of mothers, housewives
and club women from different parts
of Iowa have been working for the
last year on the program for the WON
EMS department Of the fair. They
have announced that I0wa's exposition
will be superior to any In the country
from the standpoint Of women's fea.
(llreS
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-26
FANCY rHoRsE SHOW.

Fancy horses from some Of the most
famous stables In the country have
been entered at the Iowa State fail
this year for the night horse shows
which will be q feature Of the big eD
position.
The night show in the live stock pa.
vilion will be more comprehensive this
season than those OF previous years,
It will include special classes for hunt.
ers. jumpers. tandems, ladies' mounts.
military horses and fancy drivers.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-26
Sound Financial
Advice for Voters
Is Not Only . Formidable Investor but
it Also Creditor Of q. 8.
MUST coNsIDER PARTY PLEDGES
Democratic Methods Have Inflated Our
Currency Beyond All Reason.

Chicago, Aug. 23.-Aside from his
observation of disfranchisement, dis
elimination and peonage, FOR which
the Democratic party stands sponsor,
the colored man should be deeply in
terested in tho contrast of policies be-
tween the two big parties on banking
and currency. The American Negro is
worth $4,000, 600, 900 now, and while
he operates only thirty-dve banks, he
is doing considerable banking busi-
ness with white institutions, and count
ing his activities in agriculture, he is
one Of the largest factors in the pro-
duction of the country.
Governor Coolidge called attention
to this in his recent speech accepting
the Republican nomination for vice
pres;d dent, when he said that the "col-
cred people had loaned to the govern
r,ent $1.oo out of every $500 they pos
>essed.J
Since the colored man has become
not only formidable investor. but a
creditor Of his country, he should care
fully consider the difference between
the pledges Of the Republicans and the
miserable hodge-podges of reckless ex-
travagance carried on by the Demo.
Gratis. Co,ored investors 1oaned their
money to the government, not to be
thrown away, but to meet the economic
necessities Of the country. They want
tie bonds they bought to be always
worth their face value. But the Dem
ocrats, in their zeal to profigacy with
the people's money, have blown wind
and water into our currency until it is
inflated beyond any precedent in the
country's history.
"The continuance Of this policy,
since the armistice,' says the Repub-
liean platform, tslays the administra-
ton open to severe criticism. Almost
tip to the present time the practices of
the federal reserve board as to credit
control have been frankly dominated
v the convenience of the treasury.
"'The results have been a greatly in
creased war cost, serious loss to the
millions Of people who in good faith
lcught Liberty bonds and Victory
notes at par.
As creditor Of his government and
beginniner in the financial arena,
conservatism of the national currency
is a matter of as much concern to the
colored man as to the whitest man in
the country.
It is Of very great Importance to the
colored laborer and the Woodworking
v-asherwoman who have, loaned their
country money by buying Liberty
lnnds to know that the bond for which
they paid $50 is worth $50 every hour
IN the day, every day in the week and
every week in the year.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-26
chambsxiain's Colic and Ddakrhoea
Remedy.

This is unquestionably one Of the
most successful medicines in use for
bowel complaints. A few doses Of it
will cure an ordinary attack Of diarr-
hoea. It has been used in nine epidemics
Of dysentery with perfect success. It
can always be depended upon to give
prompt relief in cases Of colo ana
cholera morbus. When reduced with
water and sweetened it is pleasant to
take. Every family should keep this
remedy at hand.-Adv.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-26
Whist Is Best for Indigestion?

Mr.. A. Robinson Of Drumquin, On
tario has been troubled for years with
indigestion, and recommends Chamber
lain's Tablets as tthe best medicine
I ever used.n IF troubled with indi-
gestion or constipation give them q
trial. They are certain to prove bene-
fetal. They are easy to take and pleas
ant in effect. Price IS eents.-Adv.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-26
Cured Of Stomach Trouble and oonsti.
patton.

~ p&t1o0. n :.
Rachel Cribley of Beaver Dam, Ohio,
was sick for two years with stomach
trouble and constipation, taking one
medicine after another with only tenn
spf rary relief. Ny neighbor spoke so
enthusiastically Of Chamberlain s Tab.
lets = she says 'tthat l procured bot.
tie Of them at our drug store to try, A
few days treatment convinced me that
they were just what I needed. I con-
tinued there use for several weeks and
they cured me.-Adv.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-26
Votele.s Negro May
Limit South
In US. Congress.
Ballots, Not Population, Basis OF
. Change,

New York.-Representative Isaac
seigel, chairman. reaPportlonment com.
mittee. house Of representatives., has
received a number Of letters advQcat-
mo The reduction Of southern repre-
sanitation in the house Of representa-
t;ves and in the electoral college.
According to Mr.. Seigel, the ques-
t;on win be reopened by his committee
~ raanonse to sentiment in the north
Sir Of the nine committee members are
= northern Republicans, and one Of them
REPRESENTATIVE Barbour, California, il
leader IN the propaganda in favor OF
ahol;sh;nq representation in congress-
based on Negro population which is
denied the ballot.
. oowardics Elected Wilson.
In letter to George G. Lockwood,
Of Washington, D. G., editor OF tne ma
tjonal republican, Mr.. Siegel said:
nTo the inexplicable weakness ana 9
cowardice of Republicans in the hand-
ling Of this matter in the reapportloh'
ments of 1900 and 1910 is due the re-
election Of President Wilson in 1870
Cor without votes in the electoral COZ
leee based upon the suffrage OF voters :
disenfranchised under the laws hno
practices Of the states OF the SOHO
south, Gov. Hughes would nave oeen
elected. 10.
than all the eleven states OF the sohu
aouth. plus Oklahoma, combined. 1e.
these twelve states had five times az
much representation in the house ana mo ~ 2
the electoral college. q
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CURING "w1LsoN1rE1s.' -

He not only scores Mr.. Wilson in his
past vacillating policy but says Mr..
Cox has taken up the same methods.
1t is for their new leader, now zig
tagging back and forth from the sinis-
ter blight of the solist Of the Demo
cratic party to the furtive presence Of
its quartet of bosses, to make his selec-
ton.
sit matters not to us. Our sale re-
quirement is that there shall be no re-
s,riction. This referendum is going to
be more than solemn. It is going to be
great, the most comprehensive ever
known. Before ended, it will have COM
prised every phase Of maladministra-
tion and every feck of Wilsonitis that
have brought untold miseries upon a
people who have every right to be
prosperous and contented p
"This is your star, the star of Maine
the North Star of the Union, unblem-
ished from the time, more than cen
tury ago, when it was added to the
galaxy on our national emblem. Let it
rot be tarnished now. Illumines it
afresh by sending forth the message
that Maine continues infexiblly Amer
can and rejoices in the privilege of be-
ing the first to voice to her sister states
the spirit of complete victory which
surely in; November will crown War
rem G. Harding and Calvin Coolidge,
now leaders of the party, then leaders
of the republic.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-26
u. B. F. Lodge Closes
Session
Kansas is Chosen for the Meeting
Place Next Year.

Place Next Year.
Special to the Bystander.
The fiftieth annual session of the U.
B. F. grand lodge closed here yesterday
after selecting Kansas City for the
1921 meeting and the election of Off
GERS. More than thousand Negro men
and women attended the sessions of the
T.. B. F. and the Sisters of the Myste-
rious Ten. The session attracted many
Of the ablest Negroes in this portion of
the country. The session closed
with a picnic given on the grounds sur
rounding the old folks and orphans
home located near Ocean Wave.
Woodson Orator Of Convention.
George H. Woodson or Buxton, Ia,
prominent Negro lawyer, delivered
an address which was one of the best
ever listened to by the grand lodge.
The address was full Of wisdom, wit
and good advice and will long be re-
membered by those who heard it. He
expressed his appreciation of the work
being done for the old people and the
orphans and the manner in which the
institutions are kept. Responses were
made by G. H. Galloway. an attorney
Of Kansas City and by P. g. NJ, J.. H.
Some Special News About ~. <.
the Iowa Representatives
DR.. T. H. Phillips of Keokuk, Iowa
was one of the organizers and first
Grand Master and the oldest U. B. F.
present in point of service. He mo
tcred down in his car taking his fam
ily He is So years old. Hon. George
II. Woodson Of Buxton, Iowa was 9
special visitor and delivered one OF
tho best speeches that the Grand
Lodge ever heard. He only stayed one
day. Attorney John L. Thompson was
elected as one ON special committee
to investigate the condition Of the
Searchlight at Sedalia, Mo. He was
also the chairman Of the Official report
crs committee. The other Des Moines
representatives. were Harry E. Wilson,
Charles Wilson and wife, Mrs. Heirony-
NOUS, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. C. B. Woods,
Mrs. Henderson and E. X. Knox and
Mrs. A. Mickels. - |
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Chairman Hays Opens
Campaign in Maine

Chairman Will H. Hays of the Re-
publican national committee in a
speech at Augusta, Maine, formally
opened the campaign in that state on
August FL. Maine holds its election in
September. Previous to 1916 it was a
good indicator for the country as to the
election, and although calculations
were upset at this time, the Republi-
cans are losing no time in getting
started this year.
Chairman Hays is q forceful speaker
and i'll his capacity not only can put
the issues before the people in a vote
getting manner but is in position to
speak with great weight as to the
parties policies.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19
NEMCI JSOU v MRZUTE NALADE.
OCEKAVALI, zE POCHODf LEPE MA KONFERENCI
Sc ZASTUPCI DOHODY We SPAA

Berlin, 18. Gervence Jednomyslnym 1sudkem Meme
cku ohene konference Spaa Jest re Nemecko dozo
pouze nekok mescd oddalila katastro
fu jez pti mus spolu zem tou zachvat pull sveta
Indusraln fnanGni kruhy obzvaste jsou rozmrzeny
deegaty Dohody ponevadz mse aby nasoucha Snneso
vi muz jech stfedu prs pod vv denckeho vudce Huea
tim vysledkem re ten edny ispech Spaa Nemecko
dekuje sociani demokrac. Zahrancni minsr Simons,
interviewu, posuzoval Ispech takto:
AGkoi zahrancn mnistr Smon nepohlizi stuaci tax
cerne jake JIM muz chz dudek rovnsz ma vahu pfroze
vnasnazue ukazat vastn ostanich delegatu prac
svetle mono nejlepsim, on zda krajne skcen
clenove nemecke delegace priel patek vecer
JIM rano Vypada velmi znaven tele duchu
nak neskryva svo rozmrzeost Fehrenbach ostani Gle
kabnetu sou ocekavn dnes Nebylo zadneho naden
no vitan pro kdyz vrat do Berina Panuje mneni
kabnet FehrenbachGv padne az RISKY sn6m ejde pr
M m6sc nebot jedna politcka skupina kera nedavnych
uaosti nacerpala su jsou socian demokrae jech zur
nay nijak Sc tim neskryvaj
'Nova moc', jest ohavenf uvodnfho clanku "Dortmun
der General Anzeger socalskem organe 'Nove moci OBJ
evy konferenci Spaa ZpGsobvse nasm odpurcum
boestne rozpaky" pravi "Nemecke delnctvo uhodou,
osobe Hue-a, udeo pes stdl prohasio proc by me-
nemectf havr dale dodavat uh kyz Nemecko jest odsou
zahube tax jako tax? To rade vyckame zdali
W. chvastavc zeenych sod budee vynaset sve vlasnl
uh ma povrch trob zeme Uhelne uednani bude dodrzo
vano enom tehdy kdyz Dohoda bude zasa sibene doda
tecne potraviny. Zadne potravinove lodi, zadne uhi
"Havifi Ruhrskeho revru, yam pfisusi rozhodnoui,
zdali Francie ma m uh neb ne koncf zmineny casops
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19
COX A WILSON JSOU "a JEDNO.
MA PORADE MEZI PRESIDENTEM COXEM A ROO
SEVELTEM DOSLO DOROZUMENf VSECH
DULEzITYCH OTAZKACH.

Washington 49, cervence. - Upne dohodnuti otazce
Svazu Nrodu byo dnes formane ohaseno presdenem
Wsonem guv Coxem Ohia, demokratickJm kandidatem
presidentstvi
Tf psana prohaseni vydana Bilem Dome bezodkladne
kretrem namofnctva Rooseveltem demokrackym kanda-
tenn mistopresdenta, sdeu naprostem souadu
rech.
"Guv. Cox a, prav presidenove prohlaseni "jsme
zcea edno veke otazce Svazu Narodu jest hotov
byt rbunem kazdem ohledu c naroda bezpecneho
sveta."
"My sme dohodnuti, pravi prohlaSeni guv. Coke,
co do vyznamu posacitenosti demokratick6 paformy
povnnos srany vzhledem ku zpronevefen ceemu
jmene Ameriky.'
Guverner zminuje pax ujsteni presidenta Wisona
sveu konc sve formani prohaseni touto vetou:
"Cokoli sib, ja budu-i zvoen, vynasnazm celou
svoj silou dati"
President Wilson predpovda zvoleni guv Coxe prohla-
sv guv Cox bude mt ebou raznou podporu napro-
sto ednocen6 srany mann pnou dGveru rovn6z naproso
sjednoceneho naroda."
Pfe ST. aby kazdy American mohl byti tichym sv6dkem
schdzky mez emi dvema mGz pravi Roosevelt "Jejch
skvely ouad jech vysoky ell nspaci Potrebu pou-
dodat mole potovni opustenim msta pod pres
dentem Wsonem jest zmeno vedomm re mGj prist vrch
nj velitel bude jeho dnstojnym nastupcem."
Konference mezi presidentem Wsonem, guv. Coxem p
Roosevee jez zahaena byla pGl jedenace rano
rvaa hodnu bya nasedovana obedem nemuz kro
kandat by pozvan tez senator Carter Glass Vrgnie
admiral Grayson osobn ekaf presdentGv jeho sekrear
Joseph P. Tumulty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19
MUNUV PRtP AD v OLO-
MoUdi.

Vykonny vybor tsl. socialne
demokraticke strany delnicke
vydal We vcerejSim "Pr. L."
prohlasenf o af6re Munove, v
nemz odsuzuje Gin legionarn.
Pravi: "Snad to mel byti akt
nasilne pomsty "a vystupovani
soudruha Muny ruske revo-
luci, o nemz do dnesniho dine
nebylo zjisteno ami jedineho
faktu, jenz by mohl soudruha
Num- usvedcovati z nejakeho
cinu nelidskeho nebo jen me-
cestneho." Prohlasenf zada. a
by vysetrovani bylo co merry
chleji a nejprisneji provedeno
konci: "Kdyby melo byti w.
setrovanim zjisteno, re Gin ten
to pripraven byl pfedem urci-
tou dohodou, zadame reorgani-
saci one formace, jejiz vina bu-
de V tomto prfpade prokazana.
V teto dobe zdrzujeme Sc pro-
zatim vSech zaveru. Kdyby ale
vysly prnbehem vysetfovani
ma jevo skutecnosti, nasvedcu-
iici tomu, ze prfpad olomouc-
kym jest jednim clankem v re-
tezu pripravovaneho spiknuti
proti organisovane ceske trfde
delnicke, pax jsme nuceni pro-
hlasiti, re bychom tohoto stavu
ami okamzik dele nesnesli a ze
jsme odhodlani sahnouti Ike
vSem prostredkim obrany, aby
poradek a pravo, jakoz svo-
boda slova a presv6dcenf v
nasi republice byly jednou
pro vzdy a trvale zabezpece-
ny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19

General Syrovy O dru. Plsko
vi. Doslovne znenf pfipisu,
ktery general Syrovy postal
,dru. Piskovi jest toto: Prime
te muj vfely dix "a vasi blaho-
darnou praci naSich castech.
Odevsak prichazeji mi zpravy
0 Vasi vzacne Stedrosti, kterou
zpfijemnuiete nasim unave-
nym vojinim jich tezky, nuce-
ny zivot ma Sibiri. Vas mily, OF
covsky pomer k vojakhm ma
hrazuje Jim teplo vzdalenych
rodinnych krbu. kterych oni
isou zbaveni. Vojsko Vam to-
no nikdv nezapomene, nezapo-
meme nikdy obetavosti, kterou
Wy pro ne chovate. Cenime 81
vsichni tim vice Vasi prace,
10 ona je prinasena V dobe,
kdv jeff nutne zapotfebi. Wy
jadruji Vam ne bez pohnuti
pocit vdecnosti "a Vasi prizen
X Ceskoslovenskemu vojsku a
dekuji Vam jeho jmenem Ia
Vase rozhodnutf zustati ma Va
nocni svatky (1919) mezi ma
mi, pfeii 81, ably Vas pobyt
mezi nami byl CO nejdelsi. We
litel ceskoslovenskeho vojska
ma Rusi: general Syrovy. - K
tomuto peknemu uznanf anne
rickeho strycka pripoiuii jen
tn poznamku, ze dr.. Pfsek pra-
We kona sve poslani ma ceskem
jihu, ktery dal narodu tolik
vudci iako byl Jan Hus a Jan
zizka. Kez Sc setka pos1ani je-
no s tymz vfelym prijetim iak
naposledy zde v Praze. = B.
Radechovsky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19
Olcmouckv arcibiskup vidal

Sc ufadu. Arcibiskup Skrben-
sky, odvoldva Sc ma choro-
bu. podal V Rim6 resignaci ma
svGj trad. Resignace prT bvla
iiz priiata a ma rozhoduifcich
mfstech V Praze pozadani. abv
jmenovalf vhodne kandidaty
ma TRAD biskupa olomouckeho.
Proti arcibiskupu Skrbenske-
mu bylo z kruhG duchoven
skych uvadeno. zo Sc nedostal
do Olomouce kanonicky beZ-
vadne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19
AUTOMOBILOVE NE
STESTf.

Portsmouth, 18. cervence.
Tri hoSi bvli zabiti a ctvri po-
raneni. kdyz vlak drahy Nor
folk Western vrazil do auto
mobilu Sizeneho Ralph Aims
mem Macon. deset mil ma jih
odtud. Russell Altman, 13-lety,
Ralph Reynolds a Stanley
RYAN. vsichni z Macon. byli "a
biti. Ctyri ieiich druzi byli po-
raneni. tfi z Mich, Austin, Scott
Q Ralph Altman tax tezce, lie
sotva ma zivu vydrzf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19
POVSTALECKY GENERAL PO-
PRAVEN.

Mesto MeXiko 49, cervence. Gen. Jesus Guaiardo po-
vstaec jenz odsouzen by smrti nahm voenskym
Monterey vtera vecer pro vpouru by zasfeen dne pf
usvtu Guaardo nemz pravi pred rokem zabl
iano Zapatu povestneho bandsk6ho nacenka vzbour
nedavno kdyz byl ceste oddem muzu do Chhua-
huy. By vsak obklicen vladimir voiskem Gen Gales
nnistr vaky prav, re Guajardova gen.
Gonzaese ucnio konec vekeremu state
Nuevo Leon Tlupy ez dosud nevzday jsou shany sill
nymi oddly yladniho voiska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19
ZPRAVY Z CESKOSLOVENSKA.

Praha a americky filmovy
rez;ser. Y t6chto dnach prof.
zd6l Prahou jeden prvnich
reziserG americkVch tovaren
filmovych Mistr Sidnei Gold
win. ktery u6inil navStevu ne
kterym zdeiSim vyrobcum fill
mi. Jevil znacne prekvapeni.
re tento prImysl. ktery doznal
V Americe tax velkeho rozkve-
tn, lest Il mas doposavad V
plenkach. "Az cizinci nase-
no odboru poznaif vase kras-
ne mesto, ktere ia We tfech
dnech ien zbezn6 shield, vase
Cechy. ktere isem tVden proii-
zd6l, ukradnou yam pro film
vase krasv, nepospisite-li ST. "
Jak Sc proslycha. nekter6 naSe
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