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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-02

According to Edward NJ. Nelson,
writing In the English Mechanic. polar
caps were plainly visible on Venus last
June In his three-lnch refractor, power
100. They are described as Of In
tense whitenesa. resembling that Of the
crater Aristarehus On the moon
similar observation is reported from
nj. Flammarion's observatory nc Jav'
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-02
STAGE SET FOR BIG
FIGHT ON JULY 9th.
SPORTING EVENT NEXT MONDAY
WILL BE FIGGEST EVER
STAGED IN IDAHO.

Pocatello, Idaho, July Whether
Mike o'Dowd beats Gordon Mckay or
Mckay trims o,Dowd, glorious
fightfest is assured for sport fans
when the king of middleweights and
the best in the west match their cley
erness and speed, brains and Drawn
in the monster open air stadium at
Pocatello July 5.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-02
What to Do when Bilious.

Eat no meats and lightly Of other
food. Take three of Chamberlain
Tablets to cleanse out your stomach
and tone up your liver. Do this and
within a day or two you should be
feeling fine. Adv.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-02

In Europe they are extracting edi-
Bile fats from tar for the manufacture
of margarine. For the sake of ones
appetite, however. they still Cling to
the old name.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-02

LITE

seHere is a bad mistake in your
account Of tie escape Of a number
Of pigs from Mr.. Jones' farm"
ct may be a blunder, but it il
merely slip Of the pen"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-07-02

relieved the pain wonderfully. I on
~ took two or three doses but they
did the work. Adv.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
Firemen Hunt in
Vain for a Fire

The Central fire company was
called to 1873 West Central venue
last night. but was unable TO find any
such address or any sparks Of a fire
in the ncighborhood.
A woman called The Evening Her
aid office this morning and In a high
spirited voice asked, what Is the
matter with the fire Department."
When the firemen 20 to q fire"
the voice said. and can't find Il. why
dot't they USE their lanterns. The
firemcn did not oven have amy lam
terms. Tho just stood around. There
was n lot of smoke there, too. hut the
firemen could not even see that"
When The firomcn were questioned
concerning the false alarm today. they
said they had inquired ut practically
all tho houses In the neighborhood
and were unable to find ans one who
knew here was supposed to he a fire,
or who had even turned In the alarm.
The fire truck always carries LAM
terms, The firemen said, howevcr.
they saw no need for walking around
with them last night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

Interest Of a new dry lime sulphur
sheep and cattle dip.
Mrs. Margaret Hutchlns ana sister.
Miss Esther Walker, left this morn
hug Tor san Marrial where they are
to visit relatives and friends.
MIR and Mrs. Ehibicy girilson OF
San Marcinl are IN the city on their
return home from a trip to cnlifor-
nin..
MIR. T.. NJ. Lvah %ieturner To-Day
from an extended trip throughout the
east. She accompanied Mr.. Lyon.
who stopped off in Denver for a few
dayc. DURING their trip in the east,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon visited New York
City. Washington. Philadelphia. Bal
been gone about five weeiSsl
Mira. q. l.. Brooks leaves this even
ing for a six-wceks' trip In the mid
die west. She will visit her son.
Lewis G. Brooks, and family In Mil
waukne ana al their summer home
on the Lake,. Mira. Brooks will also
visit Miss Julia Wilson In Chicago,
A.. j. Riedllng and J. w. Walker
returned yesterday for a W weeks
trip to Taos M Gallup.
Charles McCluir. who has been Wis
iting relatives in III Paso, returned
to Albuquerque this morning.
tftniNN lttNN'l nhf IfAulntu lIhih
a businsss trip to- Winslow, Arizona.
Jack Fisher. who has been visiting
friolds In In IunH for several days
returned today
Miss Wiiholmina Miller. formerly
teacher Of history In the Albuquerque
High School. will arrive this evening
for "a few days visit with Miss Jane
Heron. Miss Miller Is ON her way
to her home In Cheyenne. Wyo.. from
Berkeley. Calf. where she attended
GUNNER school.
w. ". Groves has returned from u
few days business trip to Wichita
Falls. TcNar. MIR. Groves II inter-
csted In the oil fields In that vicinity.
G.. \. NJ. Wilson. who has been
making an Inspection of canning
plants in southern California, Is ex-.
pcctcd TO return nome in n few days.
Miss Leila Hopkins of Sioux city.
Iowa, Is the house guest OF Mrs. j. II.
Holman. Ana East Iron street. She IL
a former resident OF Albuquerque and
TX on her way to visit Miss Gene
Dodge OF Los Angeles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
PLANS FOR ELES
BUILDING FINISHED
$780, 600 Addition With
Patio and Tower Con-
t~emplated Later

Plans for the rebuilding ofthe Elks'
club building at Fifth street and Gold
avcnne. which were recommended by
tie building tOmmittec OF Inc u
lodge. hnvu hcVa completed by frost
4 FROST huL VII lie presented 10 the
memhors OF tho lodge Tor considcra-
ton nj thrir next meeting,
rho pinns call for a stucco finish 10
the httldihE similar 10 that OF the
poht ofnce. a large dining room,
wliere the old .Eiks' bali room usta
~ be and the addition or thirty rooms.
milking q total Of 90 living rooms in
all. Tho cost OF this work woulu ap-
proNimatc $4,000, which IL exclusive
uf tho work already approved. 1his
work " 10 be done NJ once. accord
Ing to the recommendation.
The wsjtk approved ana which is
now under way on the building IL to
cost $4,000 and Includes the repair
Nig 90 me lobnS, wings. and building
u red tile roof. and EG living rooms.
The ultimate plans for tho build
ing. us viii be recommended by tho
committee. call for n 500, 900 addl-
non to the Wcsf side OF the building.
roc addition would include a patio.
a swimming pool, a tower and might
ncrcssitate a few changes In the en-
trance.
No recommendation rs to Tie time
for building the $500, 900 addition has
becn made. tho committee BELIEVING
hat this could not he considered un-
III the first plans are carried out and
he lndge IN IA hrm financial position.
A plan 81 the building az the COM
mittcc desires IT I o look ultimately is
now In the window of O. A. Mntsou's
tore.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

banks OF the Rio Grnnde and cooked
their breakfast. They were accom-
panied by Miss Ruth hin. a mcmbcf
OF tho high school faculty. Miss ELIZA
beth Rose, physical director at the
" VIC. A. and Miss Jane Heron.
The girls who attended the picnic
breakfast were Misses Helen Splc"r.
Julietie White. Grace Ryan. Ruth
LEIGHTON. Della Elder and Millicent
Taylor.
Advertised list of forcigr letters
for week ending August 1th. The
Women of Albuquerque. Ramona l..
de Daca. Ben Capehart. carlo Ber-
nardo. Ellmo Sur, Cuivo Postal.
The PortaiCs W. G. n. 4. has do
mated a piano to the Frances Willard
school at Belcn. and the Artesia w. G.
n. 4. has pledged itself to Il gift OF
500.
Fcllhcrto GulIcgOs of the RnncliOs
Albuquerque, four and one-hnlf miles
north Of the city. reports Ina last
sight about $3.50 as he was irrigating
his farm. a man on horseback APP
preached him and refused to answer
when questioned as TO who he was.
Gallegos' young son saw the Stranger
approaching his father, and called
out asking who he was. Gallegos re-
ports that he stranger got away with
out dlvulging his identity. An attack
was feared
Captain Powell Of the Salvation
Army will speak tonight on Modern
Society" at the tent meeting which
is being conducted at Second and
Grand streets. The attendance has
been good. All the members of the
churches In the city are especially
invited to attend. There Is special
music and n different topic every
night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

LOFTS, his divorced wife aud signa-
lures ron "0host Book.'
CHICAGO@The sudden death Of
Samuel +. a. Lofts, millionaire dia
mond dds,ler, after II night of wtne
nnd taXis, has closed the pages Of II
famous 'Ghost Book" which Lofts
has Kept up Tor "A years.
The book was found In the dead
mans apartment. It's pages are OF
glazed paper. which. after being writ
len ON. were creased down thc middle,
causing The writing 10 blot IN a freak
ish double smear.
Lofks. friends say, give %credencc
To the Significance Of ghost sigma
lures"
This verse occupies the front page
OF the Ghost Book:
Shadows form in our ghostly
past:
iIo! Ho! young man, Ho! Ho!
From forgotten graves they viii
rise az last:
IL Ia 30, young "A II IL 50.
You may run. You may dodge,
o may
Twist, you may bend. q
The nylAg phantoms wiz In the
u end;
Ho. 10, old man. Hol Hol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
People You
4 Know


Radiator repairing. Qulckcl Auto co.
II. n. Hanson, assistant engineer OF
the maintenance OF way department
OF the city OF Omaha. Nebraska. ar
rived In Albuquerque today to spend
n short time here. He Is on his way
to III paso ON a business trip.
MIR. and Mrs. George s. Oakley.
Miss Pearl AWanet Stone and Miss
Edna Oakley. left Albuquerque yes
terday morning on 4 motor trip to
Laguna. Casa Blanca n Acoma.
They expect to return tomorrow.
Aldo Leopold han returned from u
weeks uip through the Black range
aud ella national forests in southern
New Mexico, According to Mr.. Leo
pold there has been considerable rain
In the upper reaches Of these noun
tains nut practically none in the foot
hills, which have become very dry
and the grass very poor,
Martins S. Tierney n Mrs. Tierney
and two agents OF h Missouri stale
Life Insurance company have gone
TO st. Louis to attend the convention
OF the Hundred Thousand Dollar
cub" OF The company. The agents
who left are l.. II. Miller and WIN
Patrick.
Mrs. Thomas Blakemoro and
daughter leave tonight for Coronado
Beach. calf, whore they will spend
the remainder OF the summer.
G NJ. Crossman Of san Narcial Is
In the city Ia spend a few days.
Arthur Amos or seligman, Arizona,
who has been in the city for several
days, will return home tonight.
fCan Stollor, representing a CONF
mission company % Kansas city is In
Albuquerque on hir animal trnde trip
through New Mexico and ARIZONA.
Francis Nilsen Of San Marcial II In
a naqueraue to Writ relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Dudley f~;veritt OF
San Marcial are here FOR "a visit Of
several days.
w. &. Hoffman nf Fort Worth Tex,
a FORMER member OF the Texas Sani-
tafy board 10 In Albuquerque IN the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

.'taf n - .J'a|I u
aati1H
chairman u
for tho '1ti,ftI Is4si8 nd
the meet I ,a4stIn
's,' es's 8 q 9AaA'''
1's me- Sci \ 81 .euI'',s
Sellers. sidney Wt$I. ofo<ff n1tI
,,slt T 18Th; IS
moth baidifdRf. i'5ftt HfniftaIr t11
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

New York City and Vicinity boasts
eco Fairgrounds and general recre-
centers for children.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07
sPcHANE STUCK

SPOKANE-What TO do with u
chunk OF idle land. Thnt's.the qucs-
ton Spokane 10 Wandering over. The
land Is really worth about $1,000 and
The owner has apparently abVndoned
IL. Taxes asscssmentH and Interest
owing o TO about $1,000. Under
tile law Tie city cannot sell the land
for less than the amount owing. Il
VIII BE- years before the value Will
jump as high AK Interest, etc. keep
climbing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-07

We offer to owners of Cadillac Auto
mobiles a reliable, prompt and thor.
.oughly equipped service station, de-
voted exclusively to Cadillac cars.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-06

kdyby mbNlo lidi 5 runci m III
.dceli %Besoucirh y vosnic potfcbn,
natfWviny V Praze ~ sokolskthl
dctu bvlo Yseho dosi. poneyads
yenkova bylo lam dopraycno nno
.lio %potrayin V Prazc ie ndleiit'
gesclo, dalcko ycsclcii neil ma
venk0ve Diyadln q vscchny jim
niba,ni podniky jsou pfcplntuy
DO divadcl h m0zno zisknti listel
.jenom tfdon pfedcm IL nekdy elo
yek marn6 ~ pc listlu sham
Munzel6 kosrdloyi chtGli Ne nodi
yati do Ndrodniho divadla. uySal
marine sc snalili ziskati Iislek.
pies to. ~ itcdcm NJ oh psali
Mnohe se y kosfdlovi Y Ccchacll
.libilo, ale mnohe take neIihilo Ne.
.libila 81 mu jmcnovit9 pobodlnos'
~ dfadd y prdtahy ~ yscm, 20 u
ltadu bylo nutno vyicduati v
tom ohledu Dude, die ieho ,oudu.
tfcba hodnd ndprnyy. Pres 10. n
cesia do vlasti znamenala pro
mAnlelc kosrdloyy Ymenf syizlc
n vyl6dala 81 Matntho ndkladu.
nelituii lohoto yFlctu. ncbof 20.
Sc y roditi syfmi II prollfdIi
Hi drabon yl0st, kterd pres yscch
ny $50 ncdostatky jc jednim \ nj
krdsntjsich kout6 M syttG,
y pOud6li Ycccr odcizcpy
byly = automobile f. j. kofiskoya.
stoiiciho pied Ndroduf sinf ol
prybi Il 4 ulieiclt rozIid
ne nastroie iiehz je tfeba K spr6g
kan automobile Pan kofisko
podilel g 10 sokolskt scldzi Il ne.
cll0l automobil dole ben d0hlpdn.
Pfedmety " nepoclgbnt bylg
odcizeny mlddc2i. ktera v tlcdt
mistcch 20 gedcrcch ~ prayidofn6
zdrznJc PAM kofiskoYi b6kiorh
im6na byh uddna d proto Add.
ably mu ony pfedm6fy byly gra
ecny, neil w jich budr dozadomfi
jinou cest0u
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-06

N6rodni konycnm ammickl
spolocDosti lidsAosti budc y Ohm
~ koDana " dDcch a. ~ Mi.
M
Nebraska spolc6nogf ~cfcj0dbf
zdrayofnictW u st6fni sdmnzcui D.
s%cffoyaiclcI sjcd6u Ne ' Omazo
~ syfm0 y%grocnfmn zasedani VI
dncch 100 nina
TajemntG Obcbod1ich Komor
= kuhn \ Nebrasky bndon sydj
sJezd kotnt v Omslc We dnceh
~ ~ rim
Vgsthm cisf9mi p%otravinami
nspofada sdr0zcpi omazsk Gcb Oh.
cbodoikh Y NEST. auditorium g
f}dnu od ~ a. >Hjna
carnso, syftoyd poyfsfi ilsjci ~
ptyee yystonpi pr tovpcrtf ' y.
maze Y mdtm10m Y dtcrE ycecy,
dm ~ Hjna
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-06
MesT0 NAvRATJLO
K0NTRAKT0RUM CEKY

WNsiska rada ' poIcdd W.
sch0Nl miOnIfho f@dDc pfijmuls
resoln~, hfero1 podaI mhstsE{
tonlsaf TowI vi nh W. ston0yi
My Vbechy poyffeof eoty byIs
.bayr5ceDy to1mEt0rGm, kteD
podaD Dabjdky ~ sroyDa0 q w.
dMzd|m ~ Atary y avenue, 4.
sbeS"m nth sial1 W v dhsiedku
ypnoan disfrkfgiho soudn. kierI
poyalaje pjedpa6i IN nepfavide.
~ Odbm ~ tofcj06 zgelobppf
zo7iaDl NM pin pvo loi0 lgpll.
beHi yyoceb1bfm layad6lIn oro
vedcW Dcd6du ~ ilDNan1 nliot.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-06
SOUTH OMAHA
Drobne zpravy
z teskych kruhu

Pan Noil6eh kosfal, dobfc
znam1 krajan zdeisi, s matizelkot
q dtkcm, iak iil jsne krdtce SIDE.
M. vratil se y mlnul} eh dnech
naysteyy Stare ylusti, kde zdrlo.
~ nekolik tfdnu hhyilt "a tin
deelcm. ably uaystiyil syt rodicr
rodiee syt manlelky u osiatUi nfd.
telc 20 dobn sytho pobyin v &c.
skoslovensku zdrznynl 20 blaynG q
sy5ch rodid1 Y IIainici u DrzoFf
ma Piseeku i n roditn syt mau.
zelky v kalikti Il klatoy. NaystiyiI
vsak take Plzed' a jinh mesia d
pfirozene take Prahu y l0bt 80.
koIskfho sletu Il TAX mel pfilrzl'
lost sezndmiti SC s pomdry ge me.
slccb ! y venkogt. Je prifozeno Il,
manzeie kosfdloyi pa dloitbfcb
lcteeh Ease rddi sta1lli IN pldt
o~svobozent ylnsti. festn do VAST
nell dosii syizelBon, nebof tryalo
to etrnact dni nezli Z pfis, ayiAif
yc Francii dostali So do Czech
Nsndc na t6to restt Vseliiake ~.
stance j. %udrzoyaly, uepoclybue
y IL pritiny, ably 90 neJgicc ia
E4
rlzngch popIatcicb oil Mich ziska.
~. Iphtetnf epsta nebyla Jlz tak
syizelnou Pomtry y iechach die
soudu D. kosfaloya, nejson jesse
pills ut6sen6 agsak lson sncsilcl.
ntisl nezli byly N ydlky. Y zcmich
sonsednich, Wlastf Y kakousku,
ison p0mtfy dalpk0 horst No te
sktm venk0yt yedc se lilem snesl
teIne. ale We mdstcch zda NJ bfti
hire ndslpdl.m velk6 drahoty
yfcch potrayin i o%kolnosti, ~ ne
ktcrt %potrayiny je tezkp dostatl.
Ma vcnkov6 N ghlhy i 20 walce
81 pomohli yttsf sedlaci a mlynaG.
Obohatili Sc ndsIcdkcm yysoltfcb
cen potravin TAX ~ net6liko ~
pFaliIi %yseehny sye dlnlly, nybT
jcste usetfiIi yeIkt hromady pence,
Malgm zem6d6Iam So TAX ziame
mite nevcdlo. ale neBi meli mini
zcpla zhdnb bid2 M6sta ceska
mali obvykJf raz . ME ~ nepfi
p1minalo %mim0fAduf pGmtrYa
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-06
z oMAHy NEB,


\ ultl, ~ 4 naNAlt,ou \ ~
Node nasem poc,ili mas pan jussf
kfihat q i,ho mAnlclka , rhlco.
alil hem ~ pied h,kellha -.
ty pivsidlh = ,larkson, Nchf
Pan ktikae ohno,il ptciplaine "a
pokrok Hdpndu pro svt pirate
be se starr ylasli y pax \ nami
sltlil NJ a mnuiclkou syoii pfiicll
do Nehmsky uaNAliviti roiinu
Nyeho braira, y vae kfihacc, ~
iilpnuu " comslnck, n pak Tnir
n ln Oni kle navAlisili rani ~
ranaguu mallm VI knkatuyt NJ
unahy manlolt n Ios kfikate.
dali M nn dalsi arsiri A. Arfnu
asn u feNasu ably duhladli tam
m syt majelky Ma vtlct6 nlrli
20 dobu asi icdnoho mesiec u
do sy6ho nyntjsiho domoya na
vriti ~ pfos il2ni t6sf sldlu Ca
bfornie naecz pan ktikat v del
Elm dopisc sdtli We ttcn6fi 60 vse
tko ecstou yideli a zaiili
Pan August krcici, rolnik od
fouly, Ncbr navstiyil mas Y H..
terry m T. v nuscm zdyodd q kdyl
yyfidl 81 obrhodni syt zdlelilo
~, sdtlil 5 Mani, 2c do Omohy Z
manzclkou pfiyczli sytho l3.lcit
10 syna. jcn2 v ncmocnici ~. 10
sefn podrobil So lthoz dnc opera
ci mandh hrdclnicb. PAM krei
eoWa n%ayrdtila No domd v dterf
kdezto pan krejti zdrzcl Sc zdc
do soboty, kdy synck zotagil se
po operaci, ktcrou zdafilc dr. 81
mdnek proved, do ~ miry, le
mobI i otccm zpdtccni ccstu pod
niknouti Pan Krcjti jcnz pred
" roxy WI bydlcl v Omnze, byl
po dobu sytbo zdc pobytu hostcm
rodiuy ~ Jos, kndlaec v Benson
rodiny p u u ffaly y IN ! jiut
pf6tclc n Nndmt manzcIt Krcjtoyi
zdc paystiyili
PAM Lena KrGsnickd, man
lclla D. Vac Krdsnick(bo. rolnf
ka cd IT, Pierre, No. Oak. invita-
Ia na ndkolik ok0mzikd mdykieyon
do pascbo z6yodu n. kdyz II w
prayiIa pfcdplatnt un "Pokrok
Hdpodu'', ktcrS jiz po mnoho 70
b6 odcbiraji sddlila 4 Mani, zc do
Omahy pfijcln Da nGystewi sygch
pfdtcl n andm}elL \ uicbz nejdH
We naystivila rodiun D. Jos. Ne
jepinskdho u pax rodinu p Ant
v South Omaze Pozdrn
70 zdc asi ~ dnf v okoli Fort
Pierre nell pr$ lctos ycImi pdk
n0u 1fodn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-06

Y ncddli odpolcduc dcdiko
van byl n0vl poIskf kafolpkf 10
sci 50 Stanislaya naltzajici ~ IA
tiyfiehtf pry6f a j uIicfch. WI
rs pruyod v ktcrtin poehodoyaI1
mnobo sct Glenn polskf ch spolkf
~ vsoch m zdcjsich polsk}cb W.
tolick9cb osad yyscl 4 TIeatf NJ.
II a Il ndie X noyfmu chfdmu kde
arGbisknp thirty osloyil 4lrouaz
dtni . vice jak GOO tidf sprGg.
cem noyfbo k~osirla j. REV WiDc.
Nova farnost M 22G pol
rodi1
Charles Kapalin i jim gyD
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-06

Henry obflufnf . ncl6konndh,
NiasinietW a prodpje iiloyin, lod
poeidali SO pred p%olimjnim sudin
81 ttsrtek miuulaho tydnc Herr,
kHpalin prohldsil. ~ lihoYin ne
prod6yG, nle primal 80 k ieiicl
vIas'niayi Byl ppkuioydu 400
I1trntami Polieistt nalezli y phi.
zemku kap0limRa obehodn proce.
rii a mascm y elsie 5s2l JIM Tfi.
cbta alice ttyfi bednieky domn W..
robendho piga. Pro 90 yArchno
dnes m0ze tloyck hgG pokutoydn
Pies TO, ze stale obicyuii W
yfstraby pred poneehdydnim ma
, lfeh ditek bnt0litt ~ kolem ohm
IN dy5rcieh aneb0 iindc, kde lido
uznaii m d0brf phliti smcti, do,
cha2i stale k %politoyani llodn}m
nesidstim Y minul6m t{dnu III
anamendn0 bylo opttne podobnf
nektGstt v South Omazc. John
konslie, II m6sicu starry sypaect
manlel1 AleX konakic.ov@eh, by
dlieieh v eisIe 1913 Missouri aye.
nue., leBfel Y dteff minnltbo ~
dne Y bodip6ch fanDich nasled
ken popdlenjn, kteff ufrptl. kdyz
padl do doutnajieiho ohnicku
sIneti IA dyorbn svtlio domoya
pfcdrllaNiieilto die odpoIedno
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