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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
THE JEWISH ASSEMBLY

NEW YORK. Oct. 16.--The first
Jewish constituent assembly OF raj
estine convened in Jcrusa lem today.
according To advices received at the
headquarters here OF the Zionist or
ganization of America.
Although the labor elements In
tho Assem- bly, has "a majority, no ul-
tra radical legislation IN expected,
the advices stated, the national rad
ical party being moderate and the
"capitalist" group favoring modern
social Innovations. Women dele
gates took their seats notwithstand-
ing orthodox protests. the adviccs
added. The assembly has the sane
ton Of Sfr Herbert Samuel, the Brit
ish high missioner to Palestine.
In the elections held last April
not only did, many women vote, hut
several were elected M delegates. in
Guiding two from petach Tikvah.
oldest Jewish settlement In Pales-
tine.
The national radical party. accord
Ing to the Zionist organization, ia
vors development OF cooperative so
cieties az well AS encouragement Of
private initiative. The Ezra" or
Capitalist group" favors profit
sharing and other modern social in
novations. All parties recognize the
sovSfelRnty of the Zionist orGaniza
tion, 1t is said. Bople even proposing
that II shall have veto power over
all legislation adopted by the assem-
bly,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17

tiveB of America on foreign shores,
and II Is from our hlucjeCkctS thoi
the peoples II the world get thuit
f,rst impression of America, which
are Us rule. that we are generous,
healthy. many and happy.
The average blueincket, like our
tourists are over generous when on
foreign shores, and this idea is Pre-
dominant N foreign lands. The
blucJackct on recruiting duty comes
into contact with the masses In
much the same way and builds ~
che feeling Of good will for the navy
a. home much az lic does for Amer
ica abrC ad.
Like a. kaleid ascopc IL the lifc of
navy recruiter. Never the same
experience twice. but each eNpcr-
!rnrc a.waya interesting and cSc.'-
ing. Irto Tat and quecr places he
goes for recruits. This story OF the
recruiters experience "a only IA
small part OF his daily routine. Tn"
high lights. 40 to speak But he IL
ccntinunily seeking out the best OF
Americas young manhood and try
ing to convince the pubic that the
American navy Is the best and great
est of all training schools.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
LINDSEY FIGHTS
TO BITTER END
Last Chapter in Prosecu-
>tion of. Juvenile Court
Judge

DENVER, oct. l6.--Attorncys for
Ben B. Linhpey, Denver juvenile
court Judge and widely kncwn
throughout thu country as lecturer,
have filed, In behalf OF the Denver
man, Il brief IN the United states
supreme court at Washington In his
appeal from Judgment OF contempt
OF court. according to an announce
mCnt here.
The case has attracted nationwide
interest. and the legal question in
volved ls the right OF the Judge OK
a court to keep In confidence facts
coming to him. in confidence. In case
In which he will be called upon to
exercise jurisdiction.
In 1915. n woman was on trial for
homicide, chraged with killing her
husband Her SON. a boy OF twelve
Years went to Judge Lindsey. as
Judge OF the juvcrule court and
made a statement 10 the effect that
II was he, and not his stepmother,
who was responsible for the death
OF the lads stcpfHther. The boy
claimed that he was defending his
mother against gross maltreatment.
lie asked Judge Lindsey IL he could
make statement In confidence.
Upon being assured that he could,
the boys revelations resulted in him
being taken IN change as a juvenile
delinquent and proceedings institut-
ed In his interest in the juvenile
court.
In The meantime, tile district at
torncy, prosecuting tho mother for
murder. learned that the hoy had
told Judge Lindsey certain facts that
contradicted his testimony when he
Vt. cNaminpd as a witness for The
mother. In an apparent effort to
impeach the lads testimony, Judge
Lindsey was subpoenaed into district
criminal court AZ witness.
Refused to Testify.
Judge Lindsey protested against
tesitfying, claiming that as the boys
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
Try This If You
Have Dandruff

There Is one sure way that never
fails to remove dandruff completely
'and that is To dissolve It. This de-
stroys II entirely. TO do this, Just
got about four ounces OF plain, or
dinary liqnd arvon; apply it at night
when retiring; use enough to moist
on the scalp and rub il in gently with
the finger tips.
by morning most II not all, OF
your dandruff viii be gone, and
three or four more applications will
completely dissolve and entirely de-
stroy every single sign and trace OF
II, no matter how much dandrufr
YOU may have,
You will find, too, that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop
instantly, and your hair VIII be
fluffy, Mstrous, glossy silky and
soft, and look and feel n hundred
times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store, II Is inexpensive, and
four ounces is an YOU viii need. This
simple remedy has never been
known to tail-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17

and who, whipped and terrorized
both whfe ana black and vented it's
spite ON whoever incurred It's dis
pleasure.
"On the contrary" says Colonel
simmons. the members Of the ku
kiuN klan were mon Of the highest
type as "A body and they were work
ing to safeguard life and property
10 amellorate the terrible conditions
growing out Of the presence OF the
carpetbaggers and their bancful in
flucnCe over the negro. After the
ku klux klsn wIs disbanded by
General Nathan n. Forrest. who was
It's chief. bands Of thugs and muir
dcrcrs began operating throughout
the south under the name Of the Eu
Klux Klan. They had no organiza-
tion and no legal standing. and II
was the members OF the original
Khan who did more than any others
to suppress the operations OF these
lawless characters"
An order has Just been issued by
the superior court against j. Il.
Frost and others of the Columbia
Union declaring that the knights Of
the Ku Klux Klan have the cxclu-
sive right to the symbol showing a
masked and shroudcd horse upon
the representation OF Colonel Sim
mons. who Is Imperial Wizard" oS
the khan that he had originated the
symbol. Frost and others have
formed n separate organiZat tion
somewhat along the same lines IA
tho Ku Klux klan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
PART TIME SCHOOLING
Arrangements Are Being Made 10
Conform 10 the Law For
iB-lcar Odds

SAND SPRINGS. oct. within
n month the part-timc school sys-
TEN will be inauguratcd In tho local
schools, according to letter re-
ccivod here from Charles Briles. tho
director OF the state board OF cdu-
cation at Oklahoma city, II is a
state law that all towns having 20
or more pupils between the ages OF
l6 and Is years who have not COM
plctcd tho eighth grade OF school
or its equivalent. must hold n part
time school for such pupils that will
total ht least 1i0 hours OF work
during the school year. This work
must be dthinE the daytime and the
employers must give fun time to the
student while In the pursuit OF this
u,auu,t uf Wurh The subjects 20
he studied will be determined by
the vocations OF the pupils, for the
system is given to benefit th9 en-
ploycr aH we'll as the pupil.
In this city, figuring from tho last
school census taken here. there are
at least S5 boys and girls who would
come under this ruling and bo en-
rolled In the part-time school. The
delay in starting the school work has
been caused by new appointment
to tho ssatc board. AS tho board
now stands there are three divi-
sions, the agricultural, home cco-
nomlcs and the trades and industry,
with j. w. Bridges. Miss Porter and
Or. Henry Holtzclaw In charge OF
then respectively. Dr. Holt2claw Is
the new member and as soon as he
has become acquainted with the
work he will be sent here to spend
II few weeks In assisting In ting
tho work 10 be done.
A federal aid night school has al
ready started in the central high
school and ten pupils arc enrolled.
As yet the only demand has been for
manual training, American history
and high school arithmetic. Il is
n stipulation OF the state board that
there shRllsbc at least six pupils be-
Tore class hc organized. Under
this ruling 80 per cent OF the in
uructors salary will be paid by tho
state In s'cnugraphS SO per cent In
vocational printing. 30 per cent In
| agriculture and 80 per cent In home
economics The classes that will be
/ started later on in the year will de-
/ pend upun the class ~ work be-
/ ing done by tho pupils who desire
/ to study under this method.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
Sailors Refuse to
'Rathe Until FGUOrcd
Passengers Take StCiDi

CONSTANTINOPIE, oct. Il
The crew Of the Italian steamer po-
lacky went ON strike upon the ar
rival OF the ship here the other
day because the health officers In
sisted that they should take bath
before landing, as stocragc pnss"u-
gers must do, The crew refused Ca
battle unless first class passengers
also were compelled to 20 swimming.
Tho strike ended when first class
passengers agreed ~ this.
Crew, stoeraEo and first-class pas
scngcrs all entered the Bosphorua,
taking sea bath thon returning to the
ship. which proceeded to Naples.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
A Nervous Wreck
BY On. VALENTINE MOTT PIERCE.

How many busineS,
men feel tagged out nervs ~.
Gus, with a "soggy BRAIN
worn out completely
before the day and Il,
tremendous tasks are half
over? Try the right wayl
Clean the body first. That
will help your nerves.
your head and your cir.
culation. Your doctor will
tell you that anything
from a headache or .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17

cold to grippe serious illness may result from
allowing food to erment in the ntestines Don't give the
body chance to absorb the posons Remove the toxins
from the system and give the tissues of the body aid to
resist disease by taking occasional laxative such as
castor OIL tiny pill made up Of May-appo, alon, aap
and sold by most druggists Dr. Pierces Pleasant Pellets
The kidneys and bladder suffer from the wear and tear
and get chronic nlammatons sometimes indicated by
backache, painful voding of water-dull heavy feelings
Perhaps the uric acid stored in the system in excessive
amount and consequently when the urate salts dpos
tied in muscles and joints suffers from umbago pain
in back, rheumatic pains gout etc.
Nothing will act SO nicely as Anuric (anti-uricacd)
recent discovery of Doctor Pierces which be had
at all drug stores. Anurc aids in cleaning the bladder
and kidneys consequently those suffering from rheu
matism lumbago and gout are benefited and the body is
ont in a cleaner. healthier state
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
Boy Made Miserable
at School Because of
WOliycOddle Name

CHICAGO, oct i6.--Mike, Dick
Harry and Jack were fine names for
boys. out when those at the CAL
hound school here learned that there
was a Clarmond I'm their midst they
made life miserable for him.
Clarmond white. thirteen, de-
serted school and was picked up by
police In Cedar Rapids Iowa, few
days later. lie promised 10 return
tn school and mother II the latter
would change his name TO just plain
"Ril"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
Pittsburgh LdDyer Is
Governor of SioUdkidn
State in Cdrpdthidns

PARIS. oct. is.--M Jatkevitch
former Pittsburgh lawyer. H. gov.
ernor OF tho Czechn- Slpvakian
province of Ruthenia and ia ear
nestly cnd>2voring to educate his
people to self government, accord
Ing 10 Raymond Reculty. French
author. who is makibg a tour OF
Czec -Slovaki. Z"
1T Is one pf tho paradoSes of
tho war to find here in the Car
pathans an american of pure Yam
kee accent. giving the people CON
stitutional education writes Re-
ceuly from Ujered. the Ruthenian
capital His idea Is to insist
upon the immediate election OF
provincial diet which shall sit at
Cjered and choose rebresentatives
to tho Czecho- Slovakian parlis-
mcnt"
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statements were made to him In
confidence in matter. upon which
he would be called upon TO act in
his own court, the communicated
was privileged and could not be re-
vealed In any circumstances. much
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17

less to impcach the ,em,i,v al, g..
boy. He refused to divu'ea IN. ~.
statements, after being ,rl.r,,
testify by tho presiding mds, 70
the court ordered Judr. sha
presented FOR coycmpt of court
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
MoDERNi RoZsIRovATE.
lie "NAPRAVIT" KONALI
SVOJI KONVENCI
DR., Lee w. Edwards fidil kliniku
v Cheyenne,

Dr., Lee w Edwards y Omnhy
iidil yelkon bezplainou klinilsn,
pofddnuou v Cheyenne sdrllaenim
chiroprakiikh \ WyomIngu, Y 80.
bolu, ~, zdfi Byln to nejyelsi
uddlost dyoudenni konyencc, ko.
name tini0 sdruzenim II X niS 50
ucmocni dostaviIi ~ vzddlenosli
ndkolika sci mil, Chiroprnktika
jest ndkomu noyfm ndzyem. jest
10 ysak prav6 modcrni vedeckd
verse chvoI,la zndm6Ilo cascm w.
zkolsendho "Napruvii'. Chiro.
prakiikoyt ldci ycskcr6 druhy
pfipod6 pomoei upraveni samot-
~ pdtcfe n ntkoIik neobycejnfch
pfipadd byIo zyI6sit yiianSm zjc.
VEN na toto kliuicc,
Dr., Lee W Edwards jest chv0I
NJ 2nGmFm no celdm zdpode. Jest
vyhlcddvdn na por0dy jinfmi chi
roprakfiky, pondvoda proyoaoyaI
Ihkarsivi po mnoho let, drive nc5.
II studoval chiroprakiiku (napro.
voydoi), kterdz svoji praSi ytno'
val po posleduich desct rokh.
Mnoh6 obiiznf pfipody byIy wa.
ty M kliniku do Cheyenne so
boiu cbiroprakiiky, kteT Vi pfdIi
ziskali odbornou analyst 1su.
dck dra, Edwardso
We Wyomingu jest pomdrnt
mdIo chiropraktik6, poneyoda We
state tom posud ncmajf zdkona M
chiropr0ktiku u kdo j proyo2o.
vail, podl6hnli sibdni soupcfIeicb
protest., V konyonci lft0 byly
yypracoydny pIdny pro pfihff Vi
mn, kdy budc zdkonod6rno adin
Wyoming poa6ddno, aby pfijml
10 spraycdIiyf zdkon Y zdjmI chi
poprakiiky, kter$ budc jak vefcj,
most TAX pralticM lfkafc chrdnri,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
vybuch bomby V New Yorku jest zahadou

10 Pot scsib blasn, byl y - pre-.
enklcrh Nrlrn l,bli HAS Il nroti
I l.ln2 Dodutrk, eis ~, hrrlm
Nlanuyi r utyotcni sldtni indu
slriOmi komise, byl y - preciuk
lech @hv6lcu lGti2 proii 1868
Y dhslcdku loho H. iak nc.
slichona mdlo hlas0 bNlo yricno,
1pr6yH 4 Nelsiny prcetnki0 byly
lonesrny do iralovuy yolebniho
komisair kolem p6lnoci uaeei by
10 ihrd scslayoyini hlnsh Nuh6.
lenoi
Hyl6stni lyio yolby budou STAT
okres nn $4,000 prdmtrne asi
~ IN knld1 HAS. Y ku5d6m ~
lGs prccinkt0 bylo pr6merna W.
Seno asi 10 hlns6,
Ieny pnlrnd vclmi mdio' zdimu
bruly nu ldto zyIdsni yolbd zprd
W. 4 10 prccinki0 ukNNnii " muSi
yrhIi l572 hlasp n lcny 50l
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
zpRAvY osoBNi

Y l6chio dncch yrhiiln 70 u
ncltolIkndenni udyaievy u sySch
pfhtel Chicapn pani Betty sIa.
nova, manzclka krnIanu y, +.
Shiny, bydliciIo Y cisle 1882 jia.
NJ Pnlndcid ullco Do thipupn w,
prDyilu 80 hlnynf IN Tim 6cclcm.
aby pfiyilnlu sv6ho bruira, ktcrf
pfijcl y vrdiIysi NJ sokolskou yf,
prnyou prnyodu svdho sirSec,
scndiorn PlnGku, v6dcc i6lo Vs.
pruyy. l,rair pani Slhmoy6 usn
dill 80 Y Chlc0gu, kde pro n6ho
| jsou lcpAi yyhlidky Pnni Sldnos
VI mn Y ChIcagu mnoho ptdlcl II
pfOt0 zdrznln Ne tam dolai dobu,
Vandc dostulo SO j srdcdndho IL,
yiidni u pfdlcskdho pohosidnf, n
ysnk pres TO spdchalu do sytIo o
nnSak6ho domoVn, ponevnda prP
vsudc j. dobfe, alc doma ucIl6po,
Jak \ ndmi paui Sldmoyd sdtlla
occkdyn nN iafe pfijezd syPch 70.
di6h, nsuzcn3clI dosud Y Nuslich
u prnhy, ktcfi SO nepochybnf usa
III Y Om0zc.
~ Pan Clnrence Il, Chruma,
syn manSeld karel ChrumoyScb,
bydlicich 6islp 1903 ji&ni Dey6
ID uIicc, odcjoI Y ueddli yctcr do
Lincoln, Ncbr, kdc bldc nnyslf
yoyaii sldtni mliyersiiu po ftyH
roxy PfdI Vi tta stndovnlI ccslI
M, alc jeho pfdni pebyIo yyhoyt.
no u blldc moei TAX ntinlti M pr
slim rokeul, nebof ! jlnGm SIN
dcnl6m nebylo dovolcDo, ably v
prynim roce slndii ~ nniycrsiid
do fesk6Io kupu vstoupiIi Thy,
town bude Il sydbo brnirnncc, p,
Sttphon Cbrmy, 2070 Dudley nl.
Y Lincoln, @ Podobuf ! q,
Winter Scbro6, syn monzeIh D.
Cllns, Scbronf, odeJeI Y oedeII do
Lincoln, by pokrndovaI dalsieb
Hndiicb uo Mdfni mIverslid,
PM ANN CbIeborddoyd
bydliG v disle D2O Homer plIce,
4pndl0 uesfaslDo0 ndb1don Y
tfpjlo dDecb do skInpa u boleHot
~ pornuiIu MinWS Myriek No
pani CbIeborddoyh uayrdtiJa n
lbipaga, kdc podiIela ~ M sjez
du Jpduoly feskgpI Dam, zasius
pujic mislpi sbor IJgbzdn Move
l)oby
Pan Vac, Schneider W. Won
muDzpIkon uayrdiiIi W mIinlh ~.
dfIe do sgfbo doWoya \ dyou.
igdep0ibo pobytn v Excelsior
springs, Mo-, Oba luadHf 0sgh
zeui.
paul ", I,uresoyd, ma0zelka
D. Idlmira J,IlreM, spoIumajjielp
Wpokrota Mpadu', ~ syD6dlspm
' 6terg odcbraIo W y Democojce
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
D0DATKY X 0sTAvE PRL
JATY v OKRESU DOUGLAS
Pomerne velmi malo blash vrScno
vc zylastnt toto volbt.

Podlc Dcdfednich zpr6v NJ ~
dislrikfh Y Omazo, yseeIipy nayr-
boyanh dodatky ke si6fnf 1stayh
byly pr zyldstui yoIbt, ' dferg
koDaof. ptijaiy
zpr6yy ~ u preeinkid 10,
wfdfujl, ze I dodatky H. D. q 3s,
jez byIy ptIaerSmi poyozoydny
m poohybpd V dhsIedku tobo, ze
d1lniokh orgauisape je nescbvaIo.
yaly d0jdm V Omaze sebyaJeni,
m asi maIou vfisipou,
Pro pGjp6 d0dafku, fis !, jimz
nayrhlJe se, aby sopdeeb pfj
vynhseDf rozsudkh porotou staGi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
PORTUGALSKA vLADA
PROTT 0AMBLfkSTvl

GamblifmW kieff r6zU0hlo W
Y Poriupolsku do ncbfyalf miry
20 podcpsdDi pfim6W, lhraiJo M
kon RAM, kicrou zasudila nn no.
VI poviugalsk6 yldda, jz teIe
sto0 premier I,apiisto Jesid
pred dydmn mrsici henry opero.
yaly bcz jakFcbkoIiy pespdI, ..
ysak I'd ambient ciononi noy@
Nady zdkou byl pfisuf vymdhhn
q dncs j. mozuo spatfiii jepom
milo zDdmek prosperity eambIts
M, ktert ibsili ~ vice JAZZ nk,
Ccl6 fada prosInISob bereu byJa
uzayfena Nrtierh u niph ueiuiIy
pokuay 0 znovnoteyfeni. aIe poll.
cje vzdy zakrorjIo MeoM po,
tooinj henry ioEif exisfud oIe
yJkh henry. kde " brdlo tozdt
bo yecera 0 tisjee, byJy uzayfeuy,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

du sNrhn domuNN nha isnl gdri
" u mladf prime rusle kn ro,los'I
rmlieh, aesititkN nhun dedrtkn
hOhitkN
slpena Muhlc Annturuyn,
lerru manSeln Nael0yn Nancnn'
vtph, nnl,va - y mnoenui Wise
Memorial Sluy ieii ncmoec SO
lcpsi ku rndosii yseeh pfdipl,
iichl ma vclikt mnoSsivi
Pan Frank Dibclko ii man.
lolkou n dcernskou ~ Schuyler,
Nrbra dlcl minute nedele Y Omn.
~ II rodie0 syt mnnlclky, mnu5p
Ii v Nuneuroyfch V pond6li
D. Dibelkn yralil ~ do svtho do
NOVA, kdello icho pani II dceria
skon zde po iento i}dcn zhsin.
n0u.
pnlluell bylh rodlllIl y, Fr
l'orloSc mile pfckyopena n6vStd.
YOU mlnd6ho p6rku n sicc u. Jan
PHbinnu ~ slctnWu Veselfch y
Prague Ncbra klcfi prijcII 50 do
Omohy ncchal sponlot pouirm
monaclskSm n byli hosly rodiny
BorloSoyy MIoddmu pdrku Rra.
49, PAM l.ibusc I,nrios Murphy.
oyd, osyodccnd osclrovaleIka. IN.
ldzd SO Y nemocnici sv, Joscfn liz
pres lfden Pfcjemc j brzkdho
solnvcni
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z OMAHY, NEB.
pRisTt 2UpNl zAvopY
s0K0LSKf v 0MAzE

pfisli SdyWlp zdpadni 1upy Sd
ndni ,lrdnuiy Sokolske kunnii -
hudn Y Omukc Y srpnu pristine
pku, die sd6leni 1upniho untcl
niku bf lfrankn kupcrktho, .Ie
ihduupno, nby X i6mio g6vndnm
w nyni konaly 81 pfiprayy Va
esech iednoldrh, ncloliko Va Vel.
kt Omu1e, ale nu Ycnkoyt, wl6
SO Y tukoyfeh mislech, kdc pos
sledni doha ievlm So ochnblosl
nnebo zceln zuslHvenu tlnuosl 60.
" rok bude mono yenoynii ten.
TO ptiprny6m prolo nemclo hy
bfli sddnfch yfmluv, " ncbylo
dosiutck dnsn nn priprnvy ti
noynici zdpudni lupy yykonuji
yse, 90 budc \ jcjich sildch, ably
nudchdzeiici 2dyody udinili jed.
nomi = neizdnfilcjsich ' historic
Sdpodni lnpy n zajisit icjich Il
kol budc usnadncn n snahn korn
noydnu dokounlFm zdarcm blde.
II projeycna sonoinnost nn vaech
sirnnach lIrslem vaech sokol
SkSch jednot na sdpodd m6lo by
bfiii Nzhhru do prdcc n k priprn
VAN pro nudchdzcjici vclkd pra.
aupni 2dvody
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AK .SAR. BEN SLAVNOSTI
v PLNFM PROUDU
Mdsto hcmsi 80 navstovnilsy
z ycnsova.
NdvSt6va karncvalu.

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lomio tSdni Y plndm prondu u
Wldsle lcioanilo rokn pIiy6bily
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