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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-03

tee These proposals were submitted
TO n special subcommittee. headed By
Delegate Nelson :. Groomc. of HaInp-
ton. which. out OF the mass. compiled
single measure. which II submitted
with favorable report
The effect OF the proposed amend
ment viii be to give a double increase
10 those county officials whose fees
now arc in excess OF the maximum
allowed under the West bill, with but
the single increase to the city officials.
Potential earnings OF both arc equal
izcd under the amendment.
The second bill reported out with
tho committees recommendation for
adoption. restores old rates of COM
penSation to county trensurcrS received
prior TO the adoption OF the new Code.
which reduced commissions on certain
collections and disbursements.
Under the old law. which IL is pro-
posed 10 restore. the county treas-
urers received . per cent on the first
$4,000 Of each OF three separate funds,
State, school and Board of Supervisors,
and lt2 per cent on all in cXcrss
The new Code consolidated the school
and Board of Supervisor funds, max
ing $4,000 the maximum sum on which
10 compute the ) per cent Zee. instead
OF $4,000 as in the past. The patron
Of the proposed bill il Delegate Il, II.
Willis. of Roanoke city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-03

PITTSBURGH, PA. Feb 2-Faith
that prohibition Will DO short-iivcd has
been shown by i.1s0 saloonkeepers '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-03
GIVE FEE OFFICERS RAISE.
COMMITTEE APPROVES BILL
WHICH AMENDS WEST LAW
County Officials Would Get Double In-
crease Over city Men Through
MCnNmrN.

night by tho House Finance Commit
tee on two bills affecting the com
pcnsation of county and city fee Off
GERS. This action followed lengthy
executive session, which came after
several public hearings.
The first bill reported out was an
amendment 10 the West fec law. the
effect OF which is to place county fec
officers on the same basis as city off
Gers, and At tho same time incrca ses
the maximum for all officers $1,000
above the present maximum for city
officers.
AS reported out. the proposed
amendment Is u consolidation of sew
eral proposals offered in the House.
and referred TO the Finance Commit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-03

liquor during 1890. Il was learned 10.
day This Is drop but OF 30 per conf
from the 1919 applications. en
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-03
JURGENS'
FEBRUARY
FURN TU RE
SALE
NOW ON!
BLOOD POISON
The Corrective Treatment
Is Prescription C-2223.

Those who suffer from any OF the
diseases caused by poisoned blood, Will
find in Prescription C-2223 just the
treatment that they have felt the need
for.
This concentrated medicinal prepa-
ration was worked out and used for
years by Il prominent physician. The
treatment gave his patients so much
relief that it's manufacture had to be
undertaken in a large way.
Prescription C-222S has always stood
above all other preparations as an
altera tive OF great power, 1t has re-
lieved so many thousands that the
manufacturers guarantee it to give you
the same satisfactory benefits.
AS Prescription C-2223 contains no
mercury, choral, morphine or other
habit forming or dangerous drugs, and
you get your money back If two s1.5O
bottles don't relieve you. suppose you
go TO your nearest druggist today and
get yourself bottle. Ii he won't sup
ply you, write Dept. $50, 2223 Laborn-
tory.
TO help throw off the poisons and TO
keep the bowels i'm healthy condi-
tion, you should take two or three
2223 Liver Pills. Free lcanct, 1920 AL
manac and sample of pills on receipt
OF name and address.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-03

no stop falling hair at once and rid
she scalp OF every particle OF dandruff.
get a small bottle OF "Dandcrinc" at
any drug or toilet counter for n few
cents. pour little in your hand and
rub well into the scalp After sew
oral applications all dandruff usually
goes and hair stops coming out Every
hair In your head soon shows new life
pigor. brightness. thickness and more
nolor-Adv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20

Mss 1sazA &ki~ wAsf ss n ~ssa
u-i4lx VII -rna xha~s nmsns 1ht
wtGnsr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20

Mr nast MS E~af Enzssaar Ert
-sisnas s-aanlz AMI -ssa1rss II zAr-
- 49, RN
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N'issn s Er4 ~sll4n- Il 41anan.a
era-s Is If s-nw-rar w4sHf + rI ur
Art esuznan uies I'M uHaf aI nav
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Tina E ao.sf aes
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IEiEsss-zlzr IL 1r 1s-zas~iya wtrx Il
asrr wiiHz Flur HEnE zT smiunllnn
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-26

proudly with ready knife behind the
ape-man. No faint sign Of fear marked
her perfect brow-only naughty dis
dain for her priests and admiration
for the man she loved so hopelessly
filed her thoughts.
Suddenly upon this scene burst the
mad bull-a huge tusker, his little
eyes inflamed with insane rage. The
priests stood for an instant paralyzed
with terror; but Tarzan turned, and
gathering La in his arms raced for the
him trumpeting shrilly. La clung with
both white arms about the ape-man's
neck. She felt him leap into the air
and marveled at his strength and his
ability as, burdened with her weight
he swung nimbly into the lower
branches of large tree and quickly
bore her upward beyond reach of the
sinuous trunk of the pachyderm.
Momentarily baffied here, the huge
elephant wheeled and bore down
upon the hapless priests, who had now
scattered, terror-stricken, In every d.
rectIon. The nearest he gored and
threw high among the branches of a
tree One he seized in the coils of his
trunk and broke upon a huge bole,
dropping the mangled pulp to charge,
trumpeting, after another. Two he
trampled beneath his huge feet, and
by then the others had disappeared
into the jungle. Now Tantor turned
his attention once more to Tarzan.
Back to the tree where La and Tarzan
perched he came. He reared up with
his forefeet against the bole and
reached toward them with his long
trunk; but Tarzan had foreseen this
and clambered beyond the bulls long
est reach. Failure but tended to fur
ther enrage the mad creature. He bel
lowed and trumpeted and screamed
until the earth shook to the mighty
volume of his noise. He put his head
against the tree and pushed and the
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-26

tree bent before his mighty strength,
yet still it held.
Finding that the tree would not fall
to his pushing, Tantor was but en-
RACED the more. He looked up at the
two perched high above him, his red
rimmed eyes blazing with insane hat
red, and then he wound his trunk
about the bole of the tree, spread his
great feet wide apart and tugged to
uproot the jungle giant. A huge crea-
ture was Tantor, an enormous bull in
the full prime of his stupendous
strength. Nightly he strove until
presently, to Tarzan's CONSERVATION,
the great tree gave slowly at the roots.
The ground rose in little mounds and
ridges about the base of the boe, the
tree tilted-in another moment it
would be uprooted and fall.
The ape-man whirled La to his back
and just as the tree inclined slowly in
Its first movement out of the perpen-
dicular, before the sudden rush of its
hnal collapse, he swung to the branches
OF lesser neighbor. 1t was a long
and perllous leap. La closed her eyes
and shuddered; but when she opened
them again she found herself safe and
larzan whirling onward through the
forest. Behind them the uprooted
tree crashed heavily to the ground,
carrying with it the lesser trees in its
path, and then Tantor. realizing that
his prey had escaped him, set up once
more his hideous trumpeting and fol
lowed at rapid charge upon their
trail
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-26
LATE MARKET REPORTS
Western Newspaper Union News servics.
DENVER LIVE STOCK.

DENVER LIVE STOCK.
Fair supplies of stock have been re-
ceived on all divisions of the Denver
Trading on the cattle and sheep mar
kets has been somewhat draggy. but 2
markets. A. good demand for hogs is
reported, but prices on this class OF
stock are lower.
Cattle receipts have been fair. The
quality of the general offering was was
stock was offered.
The demand was fair. but trading
was inclined to be draggy. Sales were
made at steady prices. Nbut common
grades of cattle were inclined to be
Quotations on good steers ranged up
to 50. with indications that choice
stock would bring up to $925. Me-
with common cattle bringing 81 and
down. Cows were in fair demand. but
movement has been slow.
Good cows We're quoted up to $bZo,
while fair cows sold at SIS to s5.75. Good
stock cows sold at 81 to Sc.
Hogs.
Prices on the Denver hog. market
followed the downward trend of the
Prices We're generally lower. A good
demand was reported and the offering
found ready clearance at s1o.5o to
S11.25. Two loads of choice hogs topped
the market at s11.5o.
A good demand for pigs has been re-
ported and light offering of this
stock sold at prices little changed.
Sheep.
A fair run of sheep has been re-
ceived on the Denver market. Sales
showed little change. Fair grades of
fat lambs We're quoted at around $3.50.
Two loads of Mexican feeding lambs
brought $40, freight paid. with other
feeders bringing 50. Fair feeders. sold
at 50 to S9.75. Fat ewes sold at 81 to
$3.50. with feeders bringing SO to 81.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-26

Closer came the sound that mad at
tracted Tarzan's attention, and now
the others heard 1.-THE shrill trum-
peting Of an elephant. As La looked
wide-eyed into Tarzan's face, there TO
read her fate for happiness or heart
break, she saw an expression OF con-
cern shadow his features. Now, for
the first time. she guessed the mean
ing Of Tarzan's shrill scrcam-he had
summoned Tantor the elephant to his
rescue! Las brows contracted In
savage scowl. "You refuse La!" she
cried. .Then die! The torchl" she
commanded, turning toward the priest.
Tarzan looked up into her face.
"Tantor is coming" he said. Il thought
that he would rescue me; but | know
now from his voice that he will slay
me and you and all that fall in his path,
searching out with the cunning OF
Sheeta the panther those who would
hide from him, for Tantor is mad win
the madness of love.
II cannot love you, La" Tarzan
went on in a low voice. Il do not
know why, for you are very beautiful.
could not go back and live in Opar-
who have the whole broad jungle
for my range. No, l cannot love you
but l cannot see you die beneath the
gorlng tusks of mad Tantor. Cut my
bonds before it is too late. Already
he is almost upon us. Cut them and
may yet save you"
| A little spiral of curling smoke rose
| from one corner of the pyre-the
| flames licked upward, cracking. La
stood there like a beautiful statue OF
| despair, gazing at Tarzan and at the
| spreading flames. In a moment they
would reach out and grasp him. From
| the tangled forest came the sound or
cracking limbs and crashing trunks
Tantor was coming down upon them,
a huge juggernaut of the jungle. The
priests were becoming uneasy. They
cast apprehensive glances in the di-
rection of the approaching elephant
and then back at La.
"Fly!" she commanded them, and
then she stopped and cut the bonds
securing her prisoners feet and hands.
In an instant TarZan was upon the
ground. The priests screamed out
their rage and disappointment. He
with the torch took a menacing step
toward La and the ape-man. "Trai-
!" he shrieked at the woman. "For
this you too shall diei" Raising his
bludgeon he rushed upon the high
priestess but Tarzan was there be-
fore her. Leaping In to close quarters
the ape-man seized the upraised
weapon and wrenched 1t from the
hands of the frenzied fanatic, and then
the priest closed upon him with tooth
and nail Selling the stocky, stunted
body in his mighty hands Tarzan
raised the creature high above his
head, hurling him at his fellows who
were now gathered ready to bear down
upon their erstwhile captive. La stood
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-26
Vegetables.
GOVERNMENT MARKET REPORTS.

Washington. D. Clay and Feed
Hay market generally continues duIi'
changed at Chicago and Cincinnati be,
cause of light receipts and good local
demand. At Kansas City prices de.
clined 81 to So per ton because current
demand could not absorb increased re-
ceipts. Eastern markets weak WITH
supply exceeding the limited demand.
1 timothy. Chicago, sS4; cincinnati
S3150. Kansas City. s24. No: ! alialfa;
Kansas City. S2S; Memphis, sS3. No. !
gfsiG5e sis5d. Chicago WI NAA'AS ''
Northwestern markets report slow
sale of linseed meal because of album
dance of other feeds. PRICE " per ton
lower than week ago; stocks IN az
markets reported ample; Demand for
small lots in a few sections improving
as result of cooler weather.
Grain.-The wheat market was lit
tile steadier during the first three days
of the week, but later developed weak
ness in sympathy with corn; Chicago
December wheat closed on the 18TH at
s1.72h. the lowest price in four years.
December corn appeared heavy and dull
ON the 1eth. and Chicago prices de-
at new low of 663s c. There has seldom
been such lack of demand Tor az
Small, but milling demand also small,
owing to light demand for flour Mills
are running about half capacity. Kan
sas City cash corn has declined more
than 20c past three days, and this has
had bearish effect upon Chicago mar
kets. Old corn in Chicago selling at &c
to 10c premiums over December future.
Small receipts of wheat at Chicago
keep spot wheat prices at relatively
high level No. l and soft Red Win
ter 20c to 27c over December future; {;
No 3 at 15c to zoe premiums; No. ] and
2 Hard Winter Sc to sc over December;
No. 8 at &c to 4c premiums. For the
week Chicago December wheat lost
SIC closing at $1.72h and December
corn Sc. at 661ac. Minneapolis Decem-
her wheat lost 6 cents closing at
sl59s.: Kansas City, Sc, at s1.62R;
Winnipeg, 1sc. at s1.S4.
Live stock and Meats.-Praetically
ali classes of Chicago live stock
showed substantial declines for the
week. Receipts liberal, those of cattle
establishing n new weekly record. Good
quality cattle ranged f5c to s1.75 pei
100 pounds lower. with much of the
common grade declining considerably
more Hogs ranged zoe TO sl.75 lower.
A general decline of 75c per 100 pounds
was scored by practically all classes
Of sheep and lambs
Under fairly liberal receipts and
rather slow demand. fresh meat pricez
declined 81 to SO per 100 pounds during
ture. Fresh pork held steady to a
shade lower Mutton 81 lower: lamb
and veal generally 50 down. November
ie prices on good grade meatss Beef
s17 to S22; veal. S24 to s26; lamb $2i
To s2T; mutton. s13 to Si7. light pork
ioins. s33 To s39; heavy loins s26 to S3f
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-26
Not Persuaded.

"What are the prospects for getting
a little loan this morning?" asked the
impecunious caller.
"Not a chance" snapped Mr.. Wad-
leigh.
"Oh, all right. It's fine day, sir"
Maybe 1t Is, but I'm not one Of
those weak-kneed individuals who be-
lieve In the old saw, "The better the
day, the better the deed "-Birming-
ham Age-Herald.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-26
self. You are at
nameif you wish. :"
Morse, Oklahoma.

Change Of Life is one Of the most
critical periods of woman's g existence
This good old-fashioned root and herb
remedy may be relied upon to overcome
psny it and women everywhere should
remember that there is no other remedy
known to carry women SO successfully
through this trying period as Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
If you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., ICON
fidsntiaD, Lynn, Mass; Your letter
will be opened, read and answered by .
woman and held in strict confidence.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-26
Catarrh

Catarrh 10 a local disease greatly fnfiu-
enced by constitutional conditions
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is .
Tonic and Blood Purifier. BY cleansing
the blood and building up the System,
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE restores
normal conditions and allows Nature to
do its work.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
=. J. Cheney d Co., Toledo, Ohio
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-26

Statistics show that more persons
commit suicide on Tuesday than on
any other day of the week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-26
FROM FORTY-FIvE
TO SIXTY
4 Word Of Help to Women
Of Middle Age From
Mira. Raney.

Morse, Okla.-s'When was Is years
cid Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-26

Creamery, rrst grade ...... 81
Creamery. second grade. %
Process butter .............. 81
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-26

pound carried m 9
through the critical
period Of the Change
Of Life in safety. ]
am over go and have
raised q family Of
eight children and
am in fine health.
Ny daughter and
daughters-i La v
re com mend your
We G e a ble 9 Com
pound and l still take
It occasionally my
liberty to use my
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-26
NfrfuI Market.

Colorado settlement prices:
Bar silver (Ameriean) .-.......,S .99x
Bar silver tfnrcign) .....,...... "a
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-26
Tarzan seeks his "pretty
pebbles"
GRO BE coNTINUED.)

The number of American seamen has
Increased from little more than -.
900 In 1916 TO approximately 5000
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-26
this LAST CHANCE GIVE YOU"

THIS CHANCE GIVE YOU"
in of
to
sed oy the Goes He learns his financial straits and
OF to
informs Achmet
his the
Il a
halt
of
o He
carr Of
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-26
Naturally.

"What gushing style the new
author has" Probably because be
uses a fountain pen."
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-26
Dressed Poultry.
live Poultry.
Eggs.
IlUtfer.

count ............ 2l.Oo
Loss off. per doz ...... $50 80
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30

ysstto,> vdhvf a shvfus eddils
csllem " daslulhikA So .ojalh
aia us,uialy u itu a ~ aitl
|1,io lodi plnil sutsem ua Tslsi
|aa ktsinA udieln lud "lsun
htetA noinle pies kanndu n
|kvslna odiele lod "lsilsn'' he.
kirfa roielv PRS kanadm ven
II pluk I niens ptapot celheni
'pa4t asah u ltilna iela lud
sherman Vrgvutl z jisdus
pluk = mensi oddly, celkem 1915
.tdi DO kvnc, ksatna odledr je
Ats lost Dollar pies kanadu .
: plukem a plukem jisdy - lod
" Edelyn" 5 10 plukcm roaai'
KEN ecryna odjede y pluk pres
kanadu vsecko soisko sousile
demo je v klidu holem vladiyoslo
ku pouge mehsi oddly s'rdini
ison iesis y rharhini u Y Popra
Meme
Muna M svobode, - y Prahy
~ ognnmuie | teryna Y ncdali,
dine 10 kysina, ocIil Sc komuni
STA Mum mn syohods q 20 krdi
ktm pobyiu me,i praisk mi ptd
iely ! ncpfdiely odyezli iei V pom
dali odpol soudrnzi S'nrc. Zdpo
,ockj. red vanck u iini cesti, ne
medii madarsii soc. demokr. We
gylasie yyhrnientm, mn hesla !
prapory bohattm yngona ma kla.
dcnsko. Cesiou MNneln nekoli
krdte piseh Rudy prapor". nj
belly k Marseillaise, kterSch 80
Mnna s1casinil q ysndc, kde vlak
z~astavil. vital jcj m pcrone delhi.
etyo ! pracoynici 2 poll Pc pfi'
iczdu do Munoya p6sobisie bylo.
nadrazi primo oble5eno rude o.
zdobenym dflniciyem, hIavne pax
borniky, sydiedne llangmi. II.
ma poecst "syfho mnccdnika"
jak jej naz5yali - zanechali pr6
ce n postal Y bustfm spalirn, po-
Ginaiicim u nddraH a koncicim
dnlcko We mfstt. Kdyz ntichla
hudbn, yoldni n zarachotily kino.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30

nictya statnib0 n zfizeneh H,l49,
ucitcl6 pfiblizpt 10000, detnikh
142G1, dnstojnlkh 5000, poddh.
stojnikh $500, vojska a.Iegionhfd
100, 900, zclcznicnich 1fednikh n
zfizencd l55,330, kntzi q jcptisky
1919 (knfM n feholnicc nelson
We skutetnosti placcni staten,
nybrz pod DAbozcnskou mattel,
proto pod pojem statnicb zamtst.
naUcf vdbec nespadajO, RHINE
249, 1brnem 525,125. List podo-
tykh, ze po6et tenfo jest jen pfi.
blizny n ncdpIng, ponivadz ron.
potty jednotIiygch m~inisterstey
nelson dflany sfejnt pfesnt.
PovSstny lupic Kudrna 2 vrso.
vic z~astfelen v 0pav6 v ne.
deli, dne ~. kyttna, 0 p6l 4 bod
odpoI zaften byI V Opayf Da nd.
draI nezDam} muz, kterg jisft H..
M odcizil . fasky 1900 kornn.
20 zattenf dial se do place q ma.
fikal Ma 10 odyedeD byI m po.
IicejDi strhznici Y Opavk. Kdyz.
bylo ~zapotato . osobni prohIidkou
jcb0, yyfhhI bI~esknrychIe rey0Lr
yer a potal stffleti. Pryni ramon.
postfeID poIicejnibo straznika M
skrani, drnbou ramon z~astfeIiI
druhiho strhznika. Ma to uprebI
~ straznice u utikaI opaysk Uni
uIiecmi, stjbaD obeccnstyem. 20.
sltzc zainan byI ma Ionkn u pra.
cbhrny. Vida, Nv nemize yyyaz.
mouth, Iebl Vi M Iouce a poTaI|
stfiIstj % syycb pronadedoyate.
Ifch. Phi stfeIbf jedDobo y Djcb'
zsstfsIiI q ri jint rsnjI. Ma blfz.|
kn stojfci m strazi n pracbarny|
legjonSf, kdyz yidsI, 20 w. die
DamiG1 IA Dkbo q zsstfeIiI no m.
nou Do hlsvy, u zssffejenkbo M.
lezsna byIa Iegifjmsee ns jmtno|
VacIay JiGdrak, ctdik yoz6 q MI
drszni dkInjk M WiIsonoyk M.
drsM ' Prazs, Proto yyprsyiI "
DO Prshy detsktiy, ktsry yzsI 81
seboD ofjsky prst6 zasfFsIsnIbo
jupjees Die tzehtD oflskG byjo|
zjjktkD0, N zsstFeIsng jsst tDfoz.
NJ ~ mkfdfW InpltSm -pysp4ft.
KEN Kpdrnou, yoku 1857 ssroz>.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30

Dtbo u do Vrs0yic, 0krs. Kral vi.
nohrady pffslusny. Kndrna byl
syfbo casn zatccD We XnOjmE a
prazskymi detektivy p%oznan, do.
praycn pro ycIke mnozstyi lon.
pei, lonpeznych pokusd n vrazdy
do yazby krajskfho sondn ' TG.
bore. Odtud podafilo sc mu asi
pred 3 nedeIemi nprchnonti. Pc.
flonkaI ~ po r6znych mistech Re.
publiky, pachajc move krAdcze.
HIeddn byl pffpiscm policejniho
nfadu v Trutnoyf y 10. kyttna /.
=. pro kradez vloupanim u krh.
deze. Cena nIonpenycb Wei OBJ
naseIa 1900 X. Jak nebezpet.
n5m byI Kudrna lnpitem, svedM
IN okolnosf, ~ po jeho smrti j..
den y jeho spoIcfniki zaslaI k W.
sloynf Mdosfi KudrnoyE M poll.
ccjnl feditelstyi Y Praze dopis, We
ktertm Kndrna ~projeyoyal Iitost
mad tim, " ~ mn DepOdafjl0 IA
stfeliti ~nfkferfbo y prazskych de-.
tektiyd, kten mn byIi sthle V pa.
tAch.
Had w vychodnich tschGch.-
"ceskf SIoyo" sdtIuje; veIkG
Dezamfgtnanost a bjdnt yyzivoya.
ri pomtry, zborsoyant jestk vice
stonpajici drah0fou, budi mel
textilnim dkIDictycm yych Orch
znafne znepokojcni q poboufeni
zylastf proto, ze mn pF,, jak se y
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