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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07


7 II MYERS leads superbas in bat
n ting in runs, with a total Of IS
HI Myers and zach Wheat have
driven in winning runs In games
oftenest, each turning the trick II
zach wheat ranks second; I'd Ko-
netchy third. and Jimmy Johnston
and Pete Kflduff fourth in batting In
runs. With Myers. they're the men
American league pitchers viii have
70 look ouI for in comlng classics
Myers Leads Al.
Henry Harrison Myeril who saw a
lot OF America before he became a
Brooklyn regular, has been the du-
perbas' timeliest hitter this year, hav-
ing knocked in 78 runs and hay
ing smashed up a dozen ball games
Bis fellow suburbanite-Zacch D.
Whats the second most opportune
clubber Of the new champions He
has added the finishing touches 70
So counters and has had The honor Of
running the same number OF combats
as Myers
on the Brooklyn team this year
are five men who have been de-
pendnblc In the pinches-Ayers
and Wheat, outfielderIs hometchy
and kildufls iufieldcrEs and John
Hfon, bith iuffelder and outfieider.
Eouefchy has batted So runs Kill
duff IS and Johnston 51- The
flrHthaaemnn has wrecked ten
bail games the aecondba semnm
six, and the sack Of all tradca'
four.
Brooklyn's Big Five have accounted
for nearly so percent Of the runs
battsd in by the club and for the
same percentage Of victories
MILLER u Good Hitter
Otto Lowell Miller is the best hit
ting Brooklyn catcher when runs are
I'm sight, though Harold (alias RoWdyl
Elliott IS liable to 60 mad with the
heat at any time and startle pitchers.
BoEmen are not supposed 10 hit, but
the Superbas have a couple OF hurlers
who can make things unpleasant Tor
their rivals. The two are Burlelgh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

September J (first Eame)-Ath-
letfcs defeated Detroit to l.
Perkins driving On both HIS teams
fullles IN the first inning with a
double off Howard Ehmke.
September I. (second gamel-Ath-
letics defeated Detroit II 70 4, Perkins
driving in winning run in sixth inning
with double of George Dauss.
September Athletics defeated De-
troit 9 10 0. Perkins driving in both
his teams tallies I'm first inning with
hit off John Oldham.
September 4-Athlatics defeated
Washington 3 70 4, Perkins driving
iu winning run in thirteenth inning
with single of Eric Erickson
September S-Athletics defeated
Detroit. 10 g. Perkins driving In
winning run IN fifth inning with
double off George Dauss-
Fourth place in the batting order
seems to be where Perkins belongs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

Anew YORK, Oct Manager Iris
~ Speaker, Of the Indians, gave full
credit 70 Crimes for his mastery
pitching in Wednesdays game
eve could not hit with men on
bases and Brooklyn had two batters
who could" he said i think that is
the best reason know Of in doping
out why we lost Griffith hit safely
twice when men IN scoring distance
and Wheat turned the trick once We
had chances 70 score more runs than
Brooklyn. but Grimes would not let
us. although 10 must be admitted we
bit a lot O. balls hard
Il give Grimes the credit. He
fs a good pitcher. He has great
spifbalL He reminds me Of Jack
Quinn, Of the Yankees, his splitter
breaking more like ouinuia than
# does Ike Coreleslzie'E OF shock
ern- We may get him the next
tine
Il said before the series opened
that ] had as game a bail club a.
ever tread q diamond and I think
their performance In the second
game VIII satisfy everybody that
7 estimated the players properly
The attendance. despite an improve
meut IN the weather conditions did
not quite equal the standard set In
the opening game. The sky was over
cast when Grimes served up MS 1irst
pitch. a strike on Jameson. ana there
was little wind 70 dlsconcerL the Held
era There were scattered vacant
seats, siugly and in pairs, IN both the
lower and upper stands The Epecta-
tors as q whole appeared 20 view the
struggle with apathy. only occasional
" giving vent TO a concerted roar OF
approval or encouragement There
was an utter lack Of team roofing
while The songs and music, which have
made other world series conspicuous
from a vocal standpoint, were as much
missing as during the opening game
Gate Fails shy.
The official figures announced By
the national commission showed that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07
Tenth Cavalry Four Victors
Defeat Eighth Cavalry Team

THOUGH eliminated in competition
/ in the eighth corps area tourna-
ment the Tenth cavalry polo
team is not going back 20 Arizona
without one victory. wednesday aft
arnoon al Fort Bliss the aggressive
Eighth caTalrymen lost TO the Tenth
By the score OF six TO two IN splen-
didly contested. wen played game.
During six periods members Of both
teams distinguished themselves by
their defensive as well as offensive
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07
Tigers To Clash With Pec0s
Will Also Battle Calumus Team

viii Be made On the Tiger lineup in
Saturdays game
Coach CobIentz said 7 can hardly
tell the lineup myself untl two
minutes before the Eame-
This leaves 10 e matter q col1ec-
turs as 20 who VIII play and where
In saturdav's game. but the probable
lineup VIII be as follows left end.
Mckinney left tackle, BrlBsri left
guard. Pollock center, schuiler-
tight guard Woodsides rignt tackle,
Homan; rIeht guard. Rassdalei full
back. UhIgs quartsrhacE, Fortllle-
left ha1fback, springer right hal1-
back. Slaughter
New men Who wers seen n action
last Saturday VIII in al probability
be found on the field against the
Pecos team Among these are -S1mh1'
McEemy. Chsavens. Crawford Butler,
Eetchersid and Doerr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07
HI Myers Is Best Score
Maker Of Brooklyn Team


Grimes and Leon Galore. Grimes has
knocked in Is runs 70 Cadore's II and
settled three contests 70 C1dore's one.
The demon cleanup boy among
the FlafbuEhiteH f. Pete kilduti'
who has decorated the scenery
n couple OF doubles that have
emptled the three bases. one was
a lucky hit, Dewitt Wiley Be-
BourVenu OF the pills fumblinE to
the turf as he got ready 60 pur-
sue a.. Bag clearing No. ] made
By Kfiduff came In the game OF
Monday, August O. with Chicago.
Grover Cleveland Alexander had a
one run lead On the eighth and he
walked Eonetchy 20 get at kilduft-
Fatal error. Peter John doubled, every
body scored and the Plalnsmal was
beaten on the basis OF 70 s, his team
getting a run ia the ninth.
IKE blow that Bevo fell down on
arrived in the first inning Of me ira
cas- OF Tuesday, September Q, in Ehll-
adelphia, Eppa RiEey pitching.
Thanks to LeBourVeau's 1al 10 was
worth two bases and three runs
Myers owns the only Brooklyn triple
that meant trio OF markers
That hit was made on Saturday, Sep
TENDER 4, OFF John Watson OF the
Braves, known on the National league
circuit as The worlds greatest waiver
pitcher. He pitched for Pittsburg as
owned for a few minutes by Chicago.
Bntfed In Five Runs.
In this game Myers batted in five
runs. which Is the record for 1920 for
a Brooklyn player. Re drove IN one
in the second off Watson and an
other one in the seventh of Oesch-
ger.
Another player on the Brooklyn
club this year who batted IN five
runs in games was Zach Wheat.
against New York, on June so. jess
Barnes was the boIman Zaccheus
beat up.
Rowdy Elliott batted IN four runs
against Boston, Rudolph and McQull-
Ian pitching, on April Is; 50 did III
Myers against New York, Nshf and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

THAT the 'Hi- Tigers were IN no
way discouraged by their defeat
at the hands OF the Calumus
eleven last Saturday is shown by their
desire 20 meet that aggregation OF
grid stars IN another battle, and lr
has been arranged by manager Eric
Munro and Jack Mcdonald that the
two teams battle again on Oct %
az the high school stadium
il seems that the Bengais have a
feeling that the score might be
evened up by another tangle and az
practice Monday and Tuesday mem
bers OF the team were on their toes
at times even taking an additional
lap around the track for Eood measure
and wind
No Game Win Base.
The game takes the place OF the
game scheduled with the Fort Bliss
Base Hospital On that date which
was cancelled
Each team viii have time 10
train more perfectly and the
event a. expected to be one Of the
most exciting ones witnessed on
the high school stadium for there
a keen rivalry between the two
teams.
Next Saturday the Tigers meet the
Pecos high school, team which has
not been defeated so far this season.
Coach CobienE has been drilling his
team with a number OF new trick
plays which viii be used especially
for entertainment OF this aEgreEa-
tion during their stay around the
high school.
It is expected that several changes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

The Tenth cavalrymen being a par
ticular feature o. the psstime. The
goals for the Tenth were made By
Mai. Bobeuson. two Capt. Heffer-
nam. one, and Lieut.. Fenton, three.
Col George T. Langhorne and Capt
Smith were the point makers Of the
Eighth cavalry. each making one
score.
The game was Witnessed by many
polo enthusiasts OF the FL Paso dis
trict who frequently applauded bril-
liant play
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

out and later the White Sox rallied
Eercely ind came near catching ~
again
That night ComiHiey, In HIS bit
terneHs. Eafdf There are seven
who never viii play on this team
again.
7 did not want 10 quote him
but. believing him. printed the
uredIcflou. later CsmiHizgy and
Diseased the matter, and he
said he had been unable 10 set
LEGAL proof, but was still trying.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

New York, Oct. I.-Afan O'War,
Samuel d. Riddles famous race
horse, was shipped from Belmont
park today for Windsor. Can, where
he win meet Sir Barton in match
race at the Kenllworth Jockey club
track next Tuesday. The race VII
be a mile and a quarter for a $4,000
purse and a $4,000 cup.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

Connie Mack. hard up for inflsid
material. recalled Charley High from
the Atlantis club last week. His place
Hardin Herndon. who has been man
aging the Lindale team Of the Georgia
state league.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

The Birmingham players plan a
transforming tour into Florida play
ing several teams OF the Florida state
league and such Independent teams as
are agreeable. No protest has been
heard from the Southern league d.
rectors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

Baltimore, Nd Oct I.-Balttulorz
International league OF Champions
wiz meet St. Paul, victor IN the
American association, in the second
game OF the intsr-leaguo series to-
morrow. ogden and Coumhe are eE-
pected to pitch Baltimore wen Tues
dav 5 TO g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

Douglas pitching. on June /: so did
PeLe Eilduff against Philadelphia
Rixey pitching. on September .. and
so did Leon Cadorc against St. Louis.
Lyons and Kircher pitching, on Sep
TENDER H.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

fsrred its rights 20 catcher John
Henry 20 the Minneapolis club. Re-
port has 80 that the Millers viii dis
pose Of catcher Walter Mayer 10 the
PittsburE Pirates.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

Clncinnat's protests over the Braves
transferring a couple Of postponed
games with the Giants 70 the Polo
Grounds probably will subgide now.
There's nothing much involved, eE-
cept possibly second and third money
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07
BASEBALL


COAST LEAGUE.
At Sacramento, Calf
san Francisco --..--.-.-----. :
Sacramento ...--s.-- ------4 z
Batteries - san Francisco. Love,
Lewis and Agnews Sacramento, Fit
terry and Cook
At san Francisco. Calf
R.H Z.
Portland -----.--.------ -----5 y Z
Oakland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10
Batteries-Portland. Brooks. Pol
son. Pillette and Baker Oakland,
r Ariett and Mite.
At Los Angeles, Calf
r. =. 7.
seallle --.----.-- ---------- n -
Los Angeles -s.-..---- II
BztterieE-SeatIe Gardner, SWee-
ney and Baldwin, Tobin; Los Angeles,
Thomas, Pertica, Brown, Domevitch,
Wallace and Bassler, Rego-
At salt Lake. Utah
Vernon .---...--.--...a..
salt lake -.-..-.- 800
Battsries-Vernon. Dell ard Muir
ply salt Lake. Stroud and Byler.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07

81 Fiallhlng. see eandara.-Adv.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-03
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION OF
HEIRSHIP.

Estate of Clyde Warren Higginbot-
tom, Deceased.
No. los.
Notice is hereby given that on the
End day of January A. d. 1920, the
undersigned will present to the
County Court of Crowley County,
Colorado, her accounts for final set
tlement of administration of said es-
tate, when and where all persons in
interest may appear and object to
them, if they so desire.
Notice is also hereby given that ap-
plication for tho determination of
heirship of said Clyde Warren Hig-
girbottom deceased has been made
and that the Court will on said date
hereinbefore mentioned, or at any
time to which the hearing may be
continued. proceed to ascertain and
determine who are the heirs of the
said Clyde Warren Higginbottom de-
ceased. and as such entitled to inher-
Il any lands, tenoments, heredita-
ments or other property. real or per-
Goral, constituting all or a part of
tho Estate of the said Clyde Warren
Higginb ottom deceased. and enter
2 Decree accordingly, at which hear
ing all per3ons claiming to be heirs
at law of said deceased may appear
and present their proof.
MINNIE B. HIGGINBOTTOM,
Administrative.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-03
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
CLUB ENTERTAINED

On November 26th the Thursday
Afternoon Club met with Mrs. 7. l..
Edgar.
After roll call. which was answered
to by giving interesting current
events, Mrs. ID. F. Bartlett had charge
cf the program, giving history OF
anama. and description Of Pana-
ma Canal, with map to illustrate
her subject. A general discussion of
Panama followed.
Mrs. J. NJ. Meikle rendered lula
by, by Carrie Jacobg-B Bond, and also
the song Because. accompanied at
tho piano by Mrs. C. e. Barker.
Mrs. Thos. Gallavan, as sponor for
the Club, pl esented Mrs. Edgar with
gift of remembrance to take to her
new home in California. Sixteen
years ago the Thusday Afternoon club
was organized at Mrs. Edgar's home
Mrs. Fred Rohl was voted mem
ber of the Club.
After a social period. when delic-
ious refreshments were served by the
hostess. the members departed, wish
ing the Edgar family joy, health and
prosperity in their new location. at
Long Beach, California.
Mrs. Homer Crisman will receive
the club members for the meeting of
December 8.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-03

Crowley wants in the new Valley
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-03
Crowley Would
Enter a League
BY w. PRESTON WRIGHT
In Pueblo SLar-Journal

Crowley wants in the new Valley
league.
C. o. Mcclure. who was one of the
most interested men in the Crowley
baseball team last season, dropped in
20 Pueblo Monday and made it known
that Crowley wants non the ground
floor
Crowley may be a small town To
the stranger who passes thru the little
town on the train it appears to be an
alfalfa mill and a canning factory.
with few houses scattered around.
But those who know Crowley ad-
NIT that it's about the livest little
town on the north side of the Arkan-
sas river.
Crowley wants in the Valley league.
Last year the business men of that
city got together and spent quite a
sum of money. They erected grand
stand capable of holding 400 persons
and put the grounds in fine shape.
If a league is formed and Crowley is
a member they will put fence a
round the park and make it up to date
in every respect.
Last season Crowley met nine of
the best teams in the Arkansas valley
and won all nine of their games.
These contests were played on nine
successive dates.
For the season Crowley is credited
with winning seven more game3 than
they lost. Their best game was with
Haswell a 1G-inning game, in which
Crowley nosed out Haswell in the
final inning. -
There is no doubt in the minds of
Crowley fans regarding the ability of
their team to hold their own with the
best teams in this section of the state.
Z We'd like to know what is wrong
With Trinidad, La Junta, Rock Ford,
Lamar, Las Animas. Ordway, Sugar
City, Canon City, and some of the
other towns down the valley.
Certainly the managers of the sue
CcSsful independent teams of the past
year realize the value of organized
baseball. We have yet to hear from
team that failed to make little
money last year on their independent
games. 1t is easy to see that If it
is possible to make money on indie
pendent teams that it will be worth
more to put the game on a sound basis
by organization.
Ball players have habit of shift
ing around If they do not have games
a t regular intervals. This is impos-
aible when league is organized and
/. is possible for player to spend a
tow weeks during the summer playing
the great American game.
Everyone realizes the fact that the
time to organize is now. If the or
Ganization is completed it will be pos
sble to ges everything completed
long before the season starts This Is
necessary, for if the managers wait
until the last minute they are not
going to get the results they should
get.
Think it over fans. Perhaps there
will be more than enough teams enter.
Then it will be question of picking
the cities best adapted 90 running the
league economically.
The managers of the teams not al
ready entered should get busy at
once. 1t is never too early to organ
ize. Your entrance into the league
viii probably assure you place in
the league. The late ones aren't 60
ing to have much of chance.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-03
THE 18th BANK FAILS

There have been, up to Tuesday OF
this week, seventeen banks in North
Dakota fail to open for businesD.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-03
FINEST OF INKS

FINEST OF INKS
We handle the Signet writing fluid
in pints and quarts. It's the La
Page make and here is no better
The New Era {"
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-03
SMALL ENVELOPES

We have a stock of visiting card
envelopes and envelopes for invitat-
tion card use. at the New Era.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-03
Report of Condition of the
Crowley State Bank

at Crowley, in the State of Colorado
at the close of business Nov.
16, 1920.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-03
TRAIN SCHEDULE

Paper clips at the New Era office.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-03
PUEBLO TINE

West Bound $3.50 and 1911 a. u
East Bound --6:2S and 9:33 p. n
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-03

Arrival =. t.
West Bound - a. m. and 1880 a. m
Depart
East Bound p. IN. and sos p. m
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-03

otdtt VI 1OIoIdbO' ttuIly VI SIOW-
ley. IS.
We. F.. S. Howard, President and
] A. Shipler, asst cashier of the
above named bank do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the hest of our knowledge and belief.
u. S. HOWARD, President.
]. A. SIMPLER. Asst. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this &c day of November, 1920.
My commission expires Feby. 1st.
1929. e. F. HOWARD.
Notary Public.
Attest:
r. r. FRANKLIN,
f. S. HOWARD,
JOHN II. ABEL,
Directors.
WIRE BASKETS
W9 have wire baskets in single and
double styles for office use. The
New Era.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-03

Estate of Clyde Warren Higginbot-
/ tom, Deceased.
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MEXICTf POVSTALU POTAHNOU ma
TAMPICO.
O MEXICKE SITUACI JEDNANO We
ZVLASTNi KONFERENCI.
CARRANzA HoDLA Sc UTEcI DO VERA cRUzU.

Washington, 2. kvetna. Tazeni revoucionarG proti
hlaVnimu metu sousedni repubky Mexico City tampi
cka oleni pole uvedPno bud nejbz dobe skutek hsf
tax alespon zpravy dOSe havniho aady vzbouTen
ejchz hlavou jest general Obregon. Uok jest
k proveden oddilum Guerrero, Michoacanu Jalisca
DepeSe povsaleckem naporu doSy do statniho depart
menu Timed svoana bya konference vyssich namoTnfch
dnstojnkd spou ceny kabinetu. Porady sucastni
svym Nabem admiral CoontZ pd6eny namornmu departe
menu akc americkeho bitevniho odbtva Prav
konference svoana bya nsedkem doch popaSnych Zves
Mexka, nchz pry vysvia, Mexko m6su, Mazatlanu
Vera Cruzu Tampicu hroz skuteGn6 nebezpeGi nepate
kych utoku Az dOsud ednao konferenc edn6 Zp-
sobu jakym by m6y by chraneny maetky zvotn beZpeG
americkych obcanu dlicich ohrozenych pristavech.
Ia jednani muveno byo nutnost Nysani dasich bev-
mic do mexckych vod jeikoz az dosud dve lode Salem
ctel torped McCauley pobez zapadnm d6lova lodce
Sacramento pobze Tampca, nkterak sazni sluzbu
postacujl. ~St I 5ENM
Dosle elegramy Mexico City skute6ne napovda, ze
Carranza chysta t6ku sce do Vera Cruzu coz by byo
sgnalem vpoufe ez by nemao ohrozovaa americke
zamy Vsechny doe zpravy at jiz uredn neb novnaske
zneii neprospech CarranzGv.
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nj inauguraci. SekretaT Tho
mas Il predsednickeho, kvitim
dekorovaneho kresla, otevrel
bibli a citoval formuli sluzebni
prisahy, kterazto formule Fitz
geraldovym zvucnym hlasem
slavnostn6 byla opakovana,
cimz stal Sc pravoplatnym
mayor naSeho m6sta. cat zije
novy mas mayor Fitzgerald, at
zije pristi mas guverner Davis
volali m6ststi zrlzenci V sale i
ma galerii. Pan Fitzgerald po
slozeni 1redni prisahy ujist'o-
val pritomne, re bude We sle-
p6jich Davisovych Verne po-
kracovat, cimz oficielni nasto-
leni jaksi bylo skonceno. Cd
stoupivsi mayor Davis podaro-
van byl pri te prflezitosti de-
mantovym prstenem Sc znaky
mesta. kteryzto pamatny
skvost presentovali mu meststf
poulicni zrizenci. Pani Daviso-
We, rovnez pritomne, prineseny
cerstve rdzove kvety a podob-
ma pieta prokazana vuGi pani
Fitzgeraldove. staricke matce
noveho naseho st'anosty.
Hned po inauguraci novy
mayor ujal Sc beznych admi-
nistracnich zalezitosti, nichz
trakcni otazka jest pritomne
neiddlezitejsi, o kterezto otaz
ce bude ma radnici i dnes wy
iednavano. Jde o spor unie mo
torakG a kondukterG Sc spo-
leGnosti poulicnich drah.
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PRVNf SVOBODNY MAYOR
NASEHO MESTA.
Slavnostni nastoleni w. S. Fitz
geralda ma radnici.

Riditel mestskeho pravniho
odboru w. S. Fitzgerald nasto
len byl sobotu odpoledne V
hodnosti mayora, kterezto i
naugurace vyfizena byla V hla
vnim zasedacim sale ma nasi
radnici o iedne hodin6 odpo-
ledni a "a pritomnosti temef
vsech mestskych hodnostarG a
zfizencu, jakoz jineho obe-
censtva, dam nevyjimaje. Inau
guracni akt zahajen byl tajem
nikem odstupujiciho mayora,
Fred w. Thomasem, jenz V L.
vodni sve reci chvalil sveho
predstaveneho p. Harry L.
Davise, nacez ujal Sc slova D.
Davis sam a dodatecne refero-
val sve resignaci, aby mohl
Sc. venovat statni Rampant je-
dine, kterou chce 81 do kfesla
guvernera V Ohio dopomoci.
Pc te predstavil sveho nasled
nika riditele Fitzgeralda, o
nemz jen chvalu vedel a veTej-
nosti jeho administrator schop
most doporuGoval. Odstupujicf
mayor dekoval tez vsem svym
pfatelum "a vypomoc ma rad
nici a doufal. re prizen ia
ma ieho pfiSti draze bude mu
zachovana. PAX doslo k vlast.-
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