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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-10-28

41srksbuFg g-John IAcava, 81. taxi
'dFsA Of tits city, was shot in the
h4ck .3nd instantly killed here. He
- sb9fen dri1Rg crowds from the city
- the grounds Of the Central west
Virginia Fair Association, and il is
presvmed he was shdt by either a man.
OF W0fQtg whom he had as passengers
On the trip. y IS believed by police
Who -are investigating the case. that
Laacava,>who is an. H4lian, was the vic.
tin OF aSblack-hand frame-up.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-10-28

= '8untingtor;A' chiIHreh up
}svgEard from thefourtt'br afth grade are
participate in a fity-wide survey
Tor the location OF unnecessary fire
hazards. This annodhhsestitenf was
MAGE by superintendent sk9i Schools
Cisyence L. Wright. The-decisloa was
reachEd by Mr.. Wright after:ar spgges.
tiogsHas received from r. E'Pffc6er
. sndssE. NJ. .LorraiDe. a committee rep
reseuting the fire underwriters Of the
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-10-28

ParkerSburg.-A committee headed
by Paul Lehman, president of the
Parkersburg Automobile Club visited
the section of the Gap in the road"
which has been undergoing repairs and
were much pleased with the work
that has been done on the road at one
OF its worst points. The section Of
the road leading from Big Run Bridge
which has been the worst of the
stretch has been put in good conii-
ton and with additional WORK will he
oLe of the best dirt roads IN he coun.
" Trees on the upper side of the
road have been cut and the thorouOh-
fare properly drained The ,orx is
said to have cost about $500
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-10-28

New Mardnsville-Fred Riggeb-
bagEh' 5O,iFas killed ghen an automo-
c.ts Rich he,was Operating overturn-
eais 'sItie accident okturred near the
des& mass bome Iccordlng to wit.
nessesS Mr.. RiggenbaSgh started for a
drive aipng the road fith Lloyd Durig.
. srhail hns.- andzas Re started the on
gine. he lost control Of the machine
and tsy,teubg aE6uid suddenly. tuning
oyerAah6 'pinning afr. Blgeen6sdgH be-
aeath Il. His neck was broken. Tie.
had escaped with minor injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
|Seattle's
Leading
Dentist

] am now devosin.
my entire time TO m,
dental practice. I make
all examinations ant
diagnose each case. ~
well a. DO all extract
ing between the hour
Of . a m. and s .. m
Ny offices have beer
established for mors
than q quarter Of Z
century. and under m,
personal management
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
Statesmen Now
TabooKidding
for Business

CHICAGO. Sept ss.--The "joliy-
ing type OF travelling salesman Is
thing of the past.
Statesmen who formerly obtained
orders on their ability 10 kid" the
buyer and entertain with dinner
and drinks. now have TO deliver
on tho merit OF their goods. ac-
eoriing 20 Leo X. Fischell. Nil.
waukcc. Wis. secretary OF the Ma
tional Association OF MEMS Apparel
clubs. In convention here. The
Jolly travelling salesman" has lost
out thru prohibition.
mo longer can the salesman de
pend on selling n hill of goods on
the strength OF a drink" said Els.
chei.
Statesmen. according 20 Frschel
are becoming sharper because they
are compelled 10 bring out the sell
ing points OF their goods.
Travelling men. however. he said,
are satisfied with prohibition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
STOP ITCHING eczema
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
Will Help You

Never mind how often you have tried
and failed. you can stop burning. itching
eczema quickly by applying Zemo.
furnished by any druggist for Sc. Extra
large bottle. 500. Healing begins the
moment Zemo IL applied. In q short
time usually every trace Of eczema,
letter. pimplea rash. blsckheads and
similar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making Il
vigorously healthy. always use Zemo. the
penetrating. antiseptic liquid. II ID not
sgreasy sslve and itdoespot stain. When
others fail II 10 the one dependable
treatment for skin troubles Of all kinda
Ths Z w. Ross Co.. Cisvslsnd O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
JUST FANCY

watcher figuring out JImmier
I'm thinking what q fortune II
would be for some one II I could
harness the energy that Is wasted In
shsmmy dances."-F1orida Times
Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

1901. do not compete win chsan.
transient. advertising dentists.
Ny prices are the lowest con.
sistent with firstclass work.
EDWIN J. BROWN. ID. d. &
6oattic's leading Dcntist
lO6 Columbia 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

Frederick f.. Besotc, ex-md-
rine, Whosc rdy record may
save him from jail sentence
here.
For Frederick r. Besow. 20. ana an
cx.marfne. liberty Is close and set no
far.
Besow. VINO pleaded Guiity 20 fors
gerry In tho first degree Tuesday In
Presiding Judge Ronaid's depart
nent. In a guest OF tho county sheriff
wednesday while n letter started by
Prosecutor Fred c. Brown IL speed.
lnr 20 tho former soldiers home In
wisconsin asking for his discharge
papers Tho marines liberty depends
on the outcome OF the letter.
HE'S A CLEAN.
BOyIsH CHAP
Besow-boyisf. clean Appearing
and clad in tho uniform Of q marine.
stepped mp before the bar and de-
clared himself guilty Of passing a
1900 bogus check on tho Salvation
army.
Were you IN ths armyf- 9uer1ed
the judge
Yes. SIR vas the bdef response
"WhereT'~
Il was at Bericau wood. Chateau
Thierry and The court did no,
question farther.
ANY boy who went thru BoIieau
wood--the turning point Of that
great war. should receive the great.
est consideration In the world" de.
clared the court. ifnprcssiveiy. "and
am inclined TO grant you a chance
20 make good. provided your service
record shows you fought In that
great battle"
LIBERTY DEFENDS
ON vEltACITf
judge Ronald instructed the prose.
cutting attorneys ONCE to address
letter to tho boys homo In Wisconsin
asking for the record.
III you have not lied 10 me-" he
continued. II believe I win give you
your liberty. In tho meantime you
win remain IN the county jail"
Tho court did not say what II
would DO providing the record was
not all that Bcsow said II was.
But n confessed foreer. without in.
curing the displcasure OF the court
by faisifying. has been known TO be
sentenced to Monroe for is years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
FOOD POURS
| IN TO EDITORS
Great Days for Country
Newspaper Men

FRANKFORT. Ky. Sept ga
These are great days for tho coun.
try editors OF Kentucky. Here's a
weeks record;
CYNTHIA DEMOCRAT - Robert
T.. Ciauch brought us ~ apples.
when canned five OF them made a
gallon.
ST. STERLING SENTINEL.
DEMoCRAT--G. w. Elkin brought
a tomato TO tho office which weighed
ono and thrce.auarter pounds.
DANViLE MEsSENGER--T. NJ
fackey brought tho editor three to-
matoes weighing four pounds.
HARTFORD REPuBLiCAN-Dr
q. II. Dockery. OF Beaver Dam.
brought US n stalk OF corn on which
there were II ears.
fItVfNGToN HERAID-r. r,
Roberts brought us fine Irish po.
tato which weighed one pound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
DOCTORS FAIL;
TOT SAVES LIFE
Removes Prune Seed From
Girl Friends Lung

MEMpHrs. Ga. Sept ,2,-A g.
year-oid girl succeeded where nine
doctors failed. ana saved life.
Vera Blick. s.year-old daughter Of
T.. A. Biick. swallowed a prunc seed
more than two months ago. The seed
lodged IN her lungs.
Doctors said she'd die n tho seed
was not removed. Three operations
failed 10 locate the seed The xray
wouldn't photograph IL. The child
was dying. breathing with difficulty
thru a silver tube. A 5-year-old
friend came 20 sec vcrn and during
. game slapped her on the back.
She coughed and tho seed flew out.
Now she's well.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
Little Ben Has
Large Appetite

SAN DIEGO. Sept ss.--"Little
Rcn." navy goat wants things TO
eat. Hts mastae. Chief Gunner'a
Mate BENJAMIN Lewis. In charge OF
tho North Island receiving depot. Is
In despair OF ever niling Little
Rem TO the top OF his goaty appe.
tite. Little ben" ate a pot of II.
hrary paste. Chief Lewis suit OF
Liberty blues" a crate OF vcgcta.
hics and when interviewed had be.
gun To consume tho municipal
wharf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
Ban Still Sales
Except for AQUA

WASHINGTON. Sept s..--The
sale OF stills n being restricted. An
order has been issued requiring that
all purchasers OF stills file affidavisS
that they win be used only for tho
distiliing OF winter. Unless such ar
fidaviss are filed II viii be held that
the stills have been sold for illicit
purposes. The order was issued as
result OF reports OF great traffic In
stillA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

DAYTON. O.. Sept. ss.-Frank
4 Benin won In the political argument
4 which his family staged on their
frunt porch. But thieves who en-
tered the rear door made away with
3eweiry worth tsi5. while the talk
fest was on.
S Alum h . valuable agent In hard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
Low Neck Evening
Gowns Are Barred

LEXINGTON. Sept. s2--The low
neck evening gown and extrava.
ganoc In dress materials are tahooed
from tho University OF Kentucky.
Miss Josephine Simrall. dean OF
women. has written all prospective
students that any cxtravagance I'm
material or style Ia declared incom.
patible with college ideals. Dean
simrs,il prescribed strictly afternoon
gowns as suitable for most unlvcr.
sity functions. instead OF low evening
gowns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22

LONDON. Sept. z3--Mrs Rather.
Inc Meaie was sentenced TO three
month"; imprisonment for stealing
wallet containing $40 from a man
Mt tube station Her husband. an
cx-officer OF the army. lost his rca.
son when he heard OF his wife's ar.
rest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
Cigarette Fatal
to Ailin9 Woman

LONDON. Sept 22.-whiie lying
on couch smoking medlcated
cigaret to relieve her asthma. Susan
nah bingham. %. fell asleep. The
cigarct dropped on TO her dress. set
her clothing afire and she died OF her
burns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-22
Ex-Farm Boy to Be
Lannon's Mayor

LONDON. Sept. 22.--Aidorman
James Roll. leading figure In the
Pickwick Coaching club for many
years. ~ to be Iondon's next lord
mayor. He was a farm boy and be.
gan life In tho city as an office boy.
lie is a famous fourth hand driver.
In some Of the BLAND groups Of
tho Pacific. eErs are preserved by
being covered with strip.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-23
DECLINING A $375,OOo SUBSIDY

The London Herald, having APP
pealed to its readers to say whether
it should accept a $4,000 Bolshev-
list subsidy or double its subscrip-
ton price, has been forced to de-
cline the subsidy, which it already
had in hand in gold. This might
indicate that even English Bolshev-
lists revolt against the substituting
of their organ even in their own
cause. There is keen significance
in this for other editors, some of
them nearer home, who seemed in
clined toward subsidized opinions.
Bolshevist and otherwise. 1t is diff
ficult to conceive of a constituency
low enough morally to tolerate know
ingly the substituting of their pa
per, in any cause.
The London Herald's appeal to
its readers for such decision was
one either of amazing frankness or
amazing callousness. The Herald
must have entertained low esti-
mate indeed Of the sense Of honor
or its readers or been devoid Of such
sense itself.
The defense offered by the Her
aid that, being already Bolshevist,
its policy was not to be in any way
altered through acceptance of the
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-23

subsidy, but that the $4,000 OF
Bolshevist funds would merely en-
able the Herald to continue publ
cation at a price within reach of its
public, might have served at one
time, but will not serve today, even
in the Bolshevist mind.
The public has had surfeit of
"kept" organs of propaganda and
has sickened of them. The reading
public of all classes, even Bolshey-
lists, it appears, are wearying of pa
pers that have any other motive or
mission than that of serving the
best interests of their reading and
advertising constituents.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-23
THIRTY PER CENT OF
EUROPE ON BREAD RATIONS

Thirty per cent OF Europe's popu-
lation is still on bread rations, Her
bert Hoover told the members OF the
Association Oh the BAKING INDUSTRY
In convention at Atianuc Clty.
During the harvest year ahead"
said Mr.. Hoover. "the great export
ing centers of the world will have
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-23
BOURBON GROWERS
MAY URGE CUTOUT

Reports coming from the Caro-
linas of the low prices being paid
for tobacco have aroused the farm
ers Of Bourbon and it is thought
there will be a good attendance at
the tobacco meeting to be held at
the courthouse in Paris Saturday af-
ternon to discuss the situation and
to select delegates to attend the Bur-
ley Tobacco Society meeting to be
held in Lexington September 30.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-23
Bourbon county growers will adj

Bourbon county growers will ad-
vocate an entire cutout Of the crop
or a cutout of at least so per cent.
Tobacco growers have felt the pres
sure Of being compelled to build ad-
ditional barn room, buy sticks, pay
enormous prices for labor and then
led Oe o. 60 lsveI 10 10 ssoI IsJJus
cent of their crops from wildfire
and rust.
1t is contended that landowners
can produce cattle, hogs, hay and
corn and make good money while
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-23

The Kentucky Futurity. $4,000,
at Lexington, Tuesday, October 9Th,
will be the most desperate colt race
Of the year, just as the same event
was the greatest race Of 1919. Il
will be mile heats, Sins, and none
but the fastest and gamest will DO
started.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-23

their tobacco land is idle and i'm
proving from a period Of rest and
fertilization, and thereby be inde-
pendent Of the alleged tobacco trust.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-23
GOODYEAR SERVICE STATION
2ACAN-CAY MOTOR co.
ance of the flour price goes to handl-

ance of the flour price goes to handl-
ing, storage, inland transportation
milling, wholesale distribution.
"This should tend" said Mr.
Ooover, "to dissipate any notion that
the farmer is primarily responsible
for doubling the price Of the loaf.
In fact, a reduction of go cents a
bushel in wheat would affect the
loaf but one cent"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-23

The heroes were not all in the
trenches. We had them right over
here. They were the lads who got
married on $12 per week.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-23

Call and let us demonstrate the
Brunswick machine, the sweetest
toned instrument on the market.
Don't buy until you have tried the
Brunswick.-W. A. Sutton & Son.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-23

Novel heroes not only wear fewer
clothes than formerly, but are less
modest in other respects.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-23

Don't wear out your rugs and
carpets with broom. Clean them
the proper way with a Hoover Vac
cum Cleaner.-W. A. Sutton G.
Son. (97-3t)
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-23
(97-3t)

Some guests not only make them
selves at home, but stay so long they
think they are at home and the hos
pitable hostess wishes that they
were.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-23

Some men keep so busy acquir-
ing knowledge that they never have
any time to make any use of it.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
z WILDER, NEB.



DolDickg den byI zdc ten.
iOkrdte yclice itchy, nebot yetsi'
ua naseho obyyatelstm odjela
bud do Lincoln IN st1tni ygstn'
W, anebo do Fairbnry kdc nasc
mftoyd Gctn yyhrhln dH hry o
znadnon cdstku A TAX No 1cast-
nici odtud yraceli V II noirhzo,
ytjaf ndlud6 ~ ncni diyn, ~ 10 n
tam oSlayoynl se Gspeeh tento We
lice hlupnt
v pondtIi min, t$dnc NJ.
mfel Y 1staye pro slnbomyslnr
|ThoyMmc Y Beatrice va kunc,
syn nn6icb storych osadDikh,
Frunka n KoroliDy Kuncoygeb,
ktcfg v 1At0yu tonic ztrhyil PCT
rokd MHdik W do n roJn byl
Gplnd zdrhy, leo IA ndhlc stizcn
byl cborobon, joS na jebo pcryo-
w system mhIa zboubGb ndsIed.
NY v 1stnyn stay jebo ynInt
70 zlepsiI, lee V posledDi dobf 0.
chdrayfl n zakcfnf neDoci pod.
lebl Pohfcb jcho odbSvhn byI We
stfedn ~ CeskosIoyankg N6rod
NJ hfbiiov
We ftyrtck ycfer w1tjDi M
munzcIt V6clny KohoutOyi W.
sym syucm Otton u Rochester,
Mimi kde byl bocb podroben
ydznf operaci Wetyofnnf phtefc,
DIM trpel tbmtf od narozepf n
yelkt radosfi rodieh n tetngeh
pfdtel rodiny, operaec No zdafiIa
znameniif, yzd0r tyrzeni ybcIiJa-
kSebl lhkafn V rhzDgeb mdsteeb,
N tteraee Deni mormon, ba NJ by
%zpamenala smrt A ueje0, ~
hoeh jest dDes zdfhy n p6tcF m6
dpl0f naroyDayon. Me V dobh je.
bo 1peraee naIhzaJ W. Il MIN M 0,
peracnim stole jiny hoeb, X jeboz
zantraDtui byIa out1ou frapspo
" lidskb kbze ~ jcbo tfIo Into
khze yzata byja n thIB Ottoya,
glozem M thIo mIadika b ~ ~
AdarGfm 6spfcbem MozDD VI po.
mysjeti, ze rodim KDboutoya II,
u w nyDf sbokoJeDou, bebof bocb
TIM sthl il dDsld yelkf peD1ze,
sDiz by ~ bfvaI0 70 pjatno, ~,
dina draeej8 w M yseeky strs
ny, mystfvils y boebem mDoho
Jhhsfhg mn kDpN1nf sfastnf obra
tia W ~ Rochester, k1e jsoy ~
ksH v tszh@m obIedu M sI1yo
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
SOUTH OMAHA
Drobne zpravy
z Geskych kruhG


krutou ranou osudu post.
zcni byli mauzelt Vincenc u AL.
bina Noyotngch, spolumajitclt
pckafsktho zhyodu firmy kopee.
kS 4 Noyotng, DyacatA GtyrtA d
q ulicc, nebof v sobotu rhno !
800 bod. zemfel jim V mistnf ne.
mocnici po operaci synheck Jifi
We yekn 8 rokh, diva mesfce a II
dnf Pobfeb jcbo konal Sc VI hoj.
nGho 1tastensfyf pfatet znhm5cb
Y pond6li 0 2. iodine odpolcdnf I
Kofiskoya ~p0bfcbniho domova na
Dymatt tfeti o ulicieb ma Grace
land Park bfbitoy. Pfcdtasnfh0
skonu nadtjnbho hosika zeli zalem
2drceni rodife, I rokd starry brat.
fiGck Franti5ek u 2 mtslce stard
sestficka Irma Iarmoucengm 70.
dit1m u ostatnim pfibuzngm pla.
II nasc yfclA sourrast.
- Iprdyu minuly tgdcn pfibe.
scnou 0 noytm sDrayci Nar0dnl
zinc o%praynjeme V ten smysl, II
pan Vaclay Blhba nastoupi svoje
misto vi dne -. lima q nikolis
icnto> mtsie, jak bylo omyles
gdtIcno.
DO yclkfho zdrmutku byli Il
yrzeni manzclf Anna b Frank
stutzovi, bydlici IA Dyaeatf d
Sidney uliefch, V TAX zyantm Buff.
town., nebot zemfel jim We ttyr
TEX rano nejmhdN synaeek vasi
EEK We staff y mtsfcn n ~ duy
Pohfcb jeho kopal We v sobotn
0. iodine dopoIedpi h domn smut
ku ma Ceskg nhrodnf hfbifoy phtl
poiFebniho 1stayn BratT KoH.
sk6 Mad p~fedtaspgm skouem no.
Sika trucblf roditc. sestfieka NJ.
fenka u dya bratflfk0vh, Frank
D Rudolf Iarmoueenh rodink pls.
n maize npfiunh s%oustrast.
Pan Herbert lFfnnhk, kyu
zDhmfho krsjaDa D. Jana Fra1ts,
bydliejbo M DyachN q n nIgceh,
ziskal pro svoji hudebnf kapeIu
kontrskt pro kazdovefernf 1tin.
koyhnf V Opera HoNe IN Uyaeate
ftvrfh d NJ nIjcfch v kspeIe ttto
16j1knjf ycsmts eesi nnioyj III.
debfjei D Denl pochybnostl, b.
p6knon syou hrou dokonSIe W N.
ydFM oteeenstvn mjsfo INTO ~.
ySfkvuJieimn
Pan karM 6ktipskl, tydIlef
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
Ruzne zpravy

M stiznost syf mnnzelky
byl james Ryan, bydlici ' elsie
1913 JIM Dvacdtd ciyrth ulicc.
Y pond6li tohoto t@dnc odsotizcl
po%liecjnim sudim na desct dni do
! ytzcni pro opilstyi Dctektiyoyt
nalczli Ryana lezeti We stayu o.
| pilosti na porci jeho domovn.
John zelinka, l7os y ulicc, pokui
toydn byl us u Sam Hendricks,
2lI2 st. Mays avenue, NO na
obyineni y opilstvi Tthoz dnc
PM Frank smenloyG, kterd
dastDi strdyni dam Y elsie 1922
N uljcc, byla pokntoydna pro w.
drzoydDi ncpofhdndbo domu $50.
mi diyky, ktert Y jejicb mistno'
sieeb byIy %nalezeny, pokutoyhny
byly 425 kazdd . posldny do dc.
tencniho domu,
Daniel hupion Gcrnoch, by.
dlici na Dynchtt sest6 n Wash.
tohoto t9dnc pred poliecjDim ~.
dim ~ 0bzalobu, %yznesenon ma.
fk0u II rokh stare Ruth Dun.
tonoYt, 2G51 u uliec Trenton,
jak p0ni Duutou0ya pred soudem
syidcila, slibOyal dtyfeti des6k u
SNAIL ~ j yyl6kaf do bousfin ~
Dyacdtt osmf d X ulic Diyl0
wax ccniDchogi utekla pozdfji
diyka stot0zDiIa Brentoun Y W.
stupu jin$ch pernochh y detekti
voyf proycdIi zatDenf Polieejpi
sud- Foster odsWudil cernocta Da
deyadesat dni do yfzeui, aysak
yysloyil politoyhnf, ~ Mkon sta,
noyf fak mfrg mazjmhIDi tresf,
Die jeho ndhledu fefnocb MsIon'
III 0cjmf0t 10 let vfze1.
Herman J0uoff, MATTEL
krcjcOyskf dilny na DWaeatt ttyr.
N N nIicfcl, poda1 ' tFehto
dDeeh zalobu na Franka Racks
bydliejbo V rfslo 1894 jizi TH'
Dhcta mice, ~ pr jakfai koptro.
yefsi obdrzel od Dfbo faeku Jako
dhm W ttvftek pftpad tento
pfojedDhyhD byI pied ~polieTJnim
sndfm Hacek sdffil sondci, NJ 4
krcjcim MI ntjakou uedob0du
Dhledn6 stotoznfDf obIekn kterf
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