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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
.bR|TA|N'S CONTROL
OF SEAS DEPENDS
.0N COLONIES STAND
Attitude of Dolninions at Con-
ference in June Will Deter
'' mine Armament Policy.
POSSESSIONS APPEAR TO
OPPOSE BIG NAVAL POWER
England VIII Lose Supremacy
. If Countries Ruled by Her Dis
approve of Building Program.

, United News S;an CORRESPONDENT.
LONDON May THE attitude OF
tho British donations at The i'm
pc-ial conference which conv.n"s
here in Jcne. Will dete,minc whether
Great E-i;a!n viii retain o.; lose h"r
supr"maoy or tho seas
Economic and cvcn naval experts
drclar. that R-'uumcn; competition
With tho United States. in view otthc
heavy war Au-den alrondy shoultcr"d
hy The "GI1irC. Is a hoDe,css TASK. and
that without the hrrr;icst ot co
operation OF the colonies. til, Rr!tisn
public itS"it cannot Dra- Tho burden
eoi.rs sen. out ny the Foreign OF
nee. tho House Ok Commons. tho Nj
IDirHlty. ANA the p-.ss have thus far
failed 20 secure any public commit
mont hy thn United States on hor
lik..ihCod 80 ,-rc-i,a's cu-tailinv hC-
present hrilting program
Ths;% IS. to- ,Ge-.aS = nas'.mi ,,,
1domirinus. non, ~ which has thus
fnr indicated i,ry ovc-whclmiuE dr-
sire 10 own and operate hY-"
-navies. noM canada and tnsira''n
own war N0P's,l Ices. FOR wGivh th.r
have received mo- rrun lions nor in
dsmnity returns. Ana Australia
South Sea 'u1ndates have brought
81
ditiunal worries.
: Lor,! l.rc's rurrrs,lon ina, tn" i'm
-phria' conference" gill give Welcome
cpror;unity" for dia.uTs.uI ".th IN"
dominion representatives 'Ho OBJ
lem oc naval policy %: ;hc crrir"
n whole, mas MOI in"- V'itN 'n'N.S
astir sympathv fro.u dgu'aiuN or
"details here. According :" Lord .r".
'hc plan advanced will ~ = urorosHl
10 proceed towards the hevc'upal"n'
81, douiniOu nRv!"s und"r {" H.i-
,ninist-stiVc and executive "0"'nlHr's
~ their own u'iy,-s. WIKI crnr s'pa-
rate navy being responsible 80 is
own government. but all "orf ~
rarrnontously together under conf
I'm o'h"~ -d- Er.tain's uavy 81
: he future. if "hrlss aI, GiSHrinH'Hri,
does NOT grow nut 81 TIA" l"arH. 80
nations VII consist " four ana nos
sinly fly" int.'s tEHI rav.cS. each ~
which, viii . formidable orr MIA
To coup,,. w.'h ,i. British ua.y.
the United STATES japan GermanE.
or any other uor"u'iV. world ruW-'.
Mill have 70 Great" an armada 'Giil-
c!ert IL, exc and str,aglh .a 'lHt,1t.
IN. combined fu-ce- ut 'h" ''.r;n'F
court-s aat THE tart. rr,s, 'H'-
lying dg-l.r'N"e 'N.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
BRITISH AGRICULTURE HEAD
TO WE'D HIS SECRETARY

LONDON. May Sir Arthur
acknowledgements Minister Of Arri-
culture. who haS just been returned
ou-h i to marry his former urivat"
secretary Miss Phyllis p"r.hAm. a
Volunteer war worker. Tho wedding
: 10 be .u AUGUST
Sir Arthur is II years old aud q
fvidowcr. MISS l'crcham was educated
II Eastbourn- and in iariS During
IA" wsr Sho was employed in tn"
Nrr!cuiturnl Department, where she
won promotion to rrirat" secretary
nip. serving EiG,v n"r prn$pectiVr
husband. Later she Welded her place
"a q former soldier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
HIGH HEEL HOESAPPROVED
BY ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON
Discourages Idea Of Teaching Children to Walk With
Toes Turned Out-Declares Feet Fare Best
When They Are Parallel

turning his tocs in unless ne IA,
"a" actual deformi,y Of tho foot IL
iS probably trying to cure himself
81 knock kn"es or weak ankles"
Reasonably high heels arc worry
excellent things. tho surgeon saij
i.vw hrc'" mr." All right Tor children.
OF Tor adults with q p.rrcr, foot.
hut unfortunately no foot was nor.
feet.
advise. unhositatingly." he added
IN" u." OF high heels do mo-,
lr"hn by that the silly ,hroo-und.,,
haif 10 four Inch Louis heel with is
curved mechanical shape and In
,thci"nt support 'rho hciph, Of tho
heel Tor remedial purposes shouId
no; hc les" than ono and !, quarter
Inches. In cases OF uv"rstraiucd
feet. slippers must be avoided"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
Girl Declares Poems Were Dictated
By Ghost; Gives Paris New Sensation

IAEiS MAJ au ghoet
~rlt. ioc.-yr Yuu u-,. srr sa,..
5j;;aton Maui" de Wa.sn ;h,
'narkabIr hook OF spirit .ro.r,s las,
pub .isAed .n Paris under the tItle
%. Tile Glory O: Illusion
Thre. yyare ago died lutith eau
tier nice" 90! 1'happh..c Gaut.er.
and lctt a collection e.. silently
p@S .onti" novels aud cO!.on-
iio:s az pg. ms which we're c.rcu-
Iced among friends
pae %; these sr..n3s was i girl.
J-..t.e ~ 81 ..t.i.-t. lInrtu ,...
\ -r4- after Ju3.th's deatl. THIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

Eiri dreamed "a dream In IN"
.r.Nm iUdlth appeur" and com
nanded hrr 10 ia- &c pcuoil ana
WIKI" go jictaiiun
Thu result was i series ut poems
OF an "N'tir character winch are
triumphs of meter ard scan per
fc"t.%. They az" glih ivhod in the
no'"' u' tho Glrl friend. Mile. :.
Mcy'r Huud !, NIL. XunG.l sass
they're mol really h,r wsrk at an,
but were directly dictated by her
..HI fr.tul.
Previous to Juttth's death Milo.
HUndoi says she newer wrote = line
= poetry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

band near Nil>nla"vak ~ Juno last
year.
III" mounted baudits. under th"
direction Of their leader ar" said
1" have given much usSi1taLCc %
the Japanese cNp"hitinma:. forces,
and their leader was twice deco
rated by tho Japanese commander
for her bray" action In giving
th",n AID. Sh" IS supported by the
other Japanese residents "f Vmdi-
N"Stok
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
CARNEGIE CONTRIBUTION TO
laps EOR USE OE PUBLIC

Tokyo My Tile valuable
works c"nrr.nutvd by tne Carnegie
mace i'und"jnu 10 the l;ih.ya rua-
lie library il, Tokyo. ru,ub.rimE
about N"p .olumos. Will soon be
avaiIat.. 30 tho puh'io.
'"ihg bnoi,# presented avc designed
nr Tho i''rurg. aH ~ N'li. r.crri.
.iliattir; and life i'm pcucral 10
Nfn,s, stud- a.s,' said Baron Goiu.
Mayor OF Tokyo"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
niuc Laws for Caurcn Memhrr.

III I.JITT AITNN-. May ,.-FUu"
hundred members o: tile swedish
Tahvrngc.' Churrh az Duluth I'm ac-
corlunvr with TIA, second ~ n series
OF popular resolutions passed at
"pcn business meetings. Will he liza
~" TO expulsion from hat church il
on sunday they iish. hunt. nick her
urc trips. say anything aEains, ;hcir
rtstor"r IN other WAYS cause "a sac
religious breaking Of The sabbath
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

NEW YORK, May iI.nr..,ts
safonon, 4 singer aud cousin Of the
symphony conductor. W SacoaoT. has
CON" t" this country FOR the hrS; time
for ., concert tour
She says ,hat The Eulsh"y!St gov
"rnw"n, IS snother.nc tn" art .or
which Russia once NaH euown and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

PARIS. Va. NlI30f NIII|@ TNN"
aust been opened ~ raris f9r "lc OF
the largest private loans 'vrr "uu',d
here the amount W. >HeNp" GOO
francs Tho loan Is issued bt % group
or coal mines and iron iudu.tri"a of
the north 81 Franc, aud i!' pro-
tion The interest and principal ar"
guaranteed b. th" indcWuiiics due
The companies ~ III" group under
.!hc law PASSED by tho French Par
.Iiament arsuriug companies and In
EdivIdusls crmr"rsa,'"n FOR al war
DAMAGE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

pJTTSBCRGi. PA May TIL.
first annual convention NJ the shin
pers' WarehoCsiug and Distributing
Association VIII he h"ll here June
IS and u. The OrearizatIou formed
a, Chicago las. June, has a member
ship OF 1900 traffic managers In tho
Emitted States and Canada. John 81
Iaop. OF Peoria III Is president
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

The "CaterpiHnr's"
field of usefulness is
by no means limited
to road york. On
farm and ranch, i'm
the mining, oil and
lumber INDUSTRIES
wherever power and
endurance are at a
premium, the "Cdfer-
piHdr"* has no real
competitor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
Bring Your Road Equipment Up 7

In every department. Of road work, both in the
actual construction and in the maintenance, Holt
'Caterplar"' Tractors have definitely established
their supremacy over all previous methods ~-
operating graders, pulling scrapers and scarers
and hauling heavily laden wagon trains the "Cater-
pillars has no successful rivas~@~u@4Its titanic
power, positive traction and its speed enable it
go about it's duties uninterrupted by conditions
that DO not permit the operation of any other
machine >~~<-~After a road is built it's r,ainte-
nance can be continued most economically by
"Caterpillars " ~a~a@s> Contractors, road officials
and tax-pay III brief everyone who is interested
in good roads should know the savings that can
be effected by the "Caterpillar* ~sa>s~>AWe can
furnish you with actual cost figures taken from
actual jobs or will arrange, your convenience,
to exhibit moving pictures which show the Cater
pillars doing for others what it can be made to do
tor youe.@1Aa> The time to bring your road equip
ment up to date is nowA.@@~a~Write, wire or teie-
phone for full details
There is only one caterpillar builds it, The
1pdS originated and is owned exclusively
fnf,ingen,ents will be prosecuted
THE HOLT MFG. CO., Inc, PEORIA, ILL.
Branches and service stations all over the world
Evening star., 1921-12-14
A Gift of Gloves

Particularly apropos for SPORTS street and afternoon
Capeskin Gloves clasp, in brown and tan, $3.50 pair
Strap Wrist Kid Gloves, 6button length; p K Paris
tan black and white $325 pair.
White Glace Cloves Nervure embroidery black 16bu
ton A pair
Glove Section noor
Evening star., 1921-12-14
Italian Silk Underwear

Embroidered Glove tops buup
straps-in white, $375 and $780,
Chemise perfectly tailored in whteor fesh S.
Knkers atcvey ruAaed and edged
ing shade, $6 pair
Women nCnerwe cuon nr
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-07-09
REGULAR SESSION Of
SCHOOL BOARD

The School Board met Tuesday in
regular session, with all members
present.
The proposition Of purchasing coal
for the district was discussed. Mr..
PETIT OF the Royal Coal Sales Co.,
made an offer to supply the coal. The
board desired, however. to ask for
bids and accept the price Of the low
est bidder.
The superintendent was asked to
submit his list OF recommendations
for appointments for janitors for the
various school buildings in the dis
trict.
The board desired to use the Cas-.
mire process to clean the desks of the
buildings. This process will remove
all paint, varnish. dirt. gum. etc.
end make the desks as clean and
good as new. II ia stated, For the
first experiment 500 seats In Lehi will
be cleaned at cost OF $175.OO
The Secretary was instructed to
order $4,000. from the bonding COM
ranies to further the work on the
three school buildings being erected.
Miss Margaret Ingersoll was again
hired to act as nurse for the Alpine
district for the coming year
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-07-09
AMERICAN FORK
CHAMPS ARE Winners
Of FIRST HALF

me first half Of The Central Utah
LEAGUE came to :, thrilling close with
American Fork as the winner Friday.
Let week our hopes looked gloomy.
y Springville was in the lead. but
hts turned the tide In our favor
I. Ven Springville was defeated by
nyson and Provo in two exciting
uuss, and we defeated Heber and
xspM, which made US the undisput-
n champions of the first half.
The winner OF the second half will
Dhy q three game series with us to
isside the championship OF the sea-
NJ
Ifiday's game is declared to be one
Il The best ever played by the local
H.
u the second innings Durrant made
tvo-base hit, followed by a 1-base
III by Tngersoll, which scored Dur
mats run, In the fourth. Durrant,
hsersoll and Bennett each scored
mn In the same. canto Nephi got 2.
Again In the fifth we made three runs,
storing Laursen, Miller and Barratt,
u the sixth Nephi came back with a
nlly which Melted them 3 runs. In
ne seventh we scored Miller and in
he eighth each side made one run.
~n being made by Binch. In the
npeth Barratt starred when catching.
Nephi had two on bases, and Miller
had struck out another man. but Bar
M dropped the ball. The batter be-
nn TO run, making the ones on bases
run also. Barratt chased the man
running to third back to second and
'ouched him out There was then
NO on first base and one OF these
were put out. which ended the game
eeiore the crowd realized II.
Another feature Of the game was
0ouole play by Bennett. unassisted.
when he caught a hot one" and put
WI man who had Just left second.
home run by b. Petty OF Nephi
v" also a big feature Of the game.
summary Errors-Birk. Inger-
oi' Bennett 3. Parker 2. Reid 2.
nree-base hits-B. Petty Reid. First
'ase on balls-Keough 2. First base
u errors-I.aursen. Parker, McCune.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-07-09
SKAGGS' AM FoRf

The speakers who told of the life OF
the deceased were: Pres. s. L. Chip
man and Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Able. The
ward choir furnished the musical
numbers lnterment was held In the
city cemetery.
Mrs. Pherson was born In Den
mark. II years ago. about 20 years
ago she came to this city TO live where
she has spent the rest OF her life. UNI
III few months ago. when she went
10 Salt Lake to stay with her daugh-
tors. Her surviving relatives were
present at the funeral. Most OF them
are out Of town people.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-07-09
SMALL BOY STARTS FIRE

What might have resulted in a SER
ious fire, was the small blaze that
started in DR.. J. +. Noyes' barn about
5:45 Tuesday afternoon. The fire was
started by DR.. Noyes' small son, who
had secured a match and lighted the
straw which was used to bed the COW.
Some passers by noticed the smoke
coming from the barn and notified
James Chapman and c. NJ. Beck who
were standing on the Grant hotel cor
ner. The two men quickly ran to the
barn and extinguished the blaze. The
fire alarm was sounded and the de-
partment made a run. arriving at the
fire before the bell started ringing.
However. the fire had been put out
before the departments arrival.
The Noyes barn is closely situated
between the Beck Livery stable on the
south and the Bassett home on the
north. The damage would have
amounted to considerable sum had
Tie fire got n Roadway, as two cars
belonging 10 Or Noyes were In the
barn at the time.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-07-09
Lake Resort Now Open

J, W. Lindberg OF Provo, has taken
over the management Of the Utah lake
resort which is now open and ready
for business. Mr.. Lindberg was for
two years manager OF the Upper Falls
Resort In Provo canyon and has had
considerable experience along these
lines. He states the resort will be
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-07-09

fully equipped with new boats and
bathing suits. The cottages will be
fer rent. as will be the main hail for
private parties. A player piano with
al. the latest records is installed in
the dance hall, and dancing Is free to
those who care to do 80.
The water is fine and the resort In
one OF the coolest pleasure spots in
the county. easily accessible and an
ideal place for outings
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-07-09

81 ginning Tbursday-Friday next,
"The Mutiny Of the Elsinore," the Met
r., picturization of the famous Jack
cudon novel. This picture, which
presents the famous London novel OF
the sea on the screen for the first
time, is a special Metro production
With an all-star cast. and will be the
Leading attraction at the Realart for 2
days.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-07-09

Reid, Park. Second-base hits-Laur-
sen, Durrant, Miller, Bennett. b. Pet
~. Home run-B Petty. Struck
out--By Miller IL, by Keough I.
Double play-Bennett tunassisted.)
Passed balls-Wanker s.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-07-09
STANDING At THE END or THE
FIRST HALF.
Band Concert Tonight

The band will give its second open
air concert tonight Saturday. II
will probably be held on the City hall
lawn where the audience can sit down
and enjoy themselves
The concerts are free and are very
entertaining. Everyone should come
out and enjoy themselves.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-07-09
CANYON CROSSCUTS

-Four new miners left for the Pitts
burg mine Wednesday morning with
load of supplies. Mr.. J. II. Bigger
OF New York was stopping at the
Pacific for several days watching the
operations at the Pittsburg which is
sand to be looking fine. Mr.. Bigger
has had a serious operation and finds
the altitude at the Pittsburg rather
h,fh although he states he will camp
at the Pittsburg as soon as the snow
GOES.
Mr.. John Bradshaw was in this city
Monday showing some wonderful
specimens OF the high grade ore of
Silver Glance Hill taken from the Aus
tin mine which he Is operating. with
Charles Earl as foreman. Mr.. Brad
shaw said there was no doubt In his
mind but that they now had the main
vein altho IL Is a little mixed as yet
thare liz sufficient TO sack and they
scrc taking up 500 canvass ore sacks
Work on the Smuggler will start In
? few days by Bingham people.
The Pacific people are putting on
one man and will work two for sew
oral weeks.
J. 4. Ingersoll IL to take up four
miners to the Globe mine next Sun
day.
Thomas Altman OF Provo was In
this City Wednesday. u is understood
he is interested in the Mary Ellen
nine which adjoins the rich strike
IN the Echo claim.
A. w. Wilson, a mining engineer ~
Salt Lake City, was visitor here
Wednesday. He is in charge OF the
Miller mine for It's New York own
ers.
Prest Heber J. Grant was in Amor
lean Fork Wednesday inquiring as TO
roads and bridges in the canyon ana
stating he proposed taking New
York friend to show him our wonder
full canyon.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-07-09
Funeral Services for Mrs.
Hannah Pherson Saturday

Funeral services were held at the
Third ward chapel Saturday for Mrs.
Hannah Pherson wife OF the late
Andrew Pherson. Bishop J. II. Hind
ley was In charge OF the services
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-07-09
NATIVE LUMBER

Anyone wishing native lumber can
Rave II sawed TO order by A. N. "
erson, Pleasant Grove or Phone mill.
3o1-F-6-Phone in morning or night.
2-tf
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-07-09
Equality :.

o
you WISH children
ceV the
fo
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-07-09
Amusement
y Notes y

one by one the best works OF the
modern masters OF fiction are find
ing their way to the screen. Joseph
Ccnrad's great novel, Victory has
been made into motion picture by
Maurice Tourner and will be shown
90 Paramount-Artcra feature at
the Realart TODAY Saturday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-07-09

A cast of exceptional worth sup
pors Enid Bennett in her latest Para
amount starring vehicle, Her Hus-
bands Friend" which is 10 be the
feature attraction at the Realart on
Monday next
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-07-09

WE PRINT BITTER WRAPPERS.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-07-09

Thomas Altman OF Provo was !
this City Wednesday. II is understood
he is interested in the Mary Ellie
nine which adjoins the rich strik
IN the Echo claim.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-07-09

J. T.. Ingersoll is to take up -four
miners to the Globe mine next Sun
day.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-07-09

A. W. Wilson, a mining engineer :
Salt Lake City, was visitor her
Wednesday. He is in charge OF IL
Miller mine for its New York owl
ers.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-17
''SvET''
DOPIS z PRAHY.

Vazena redakce!

Rfaha jest pod SnGhem a ma
Vltave prohani sc mladez obo-
Jlho pohlavi / pokroGilejslch
rocniku po hladk6 ledov6 pla-
nj. Obloha jako olovena a co
neJdfiVe dostaneme asi move
nadeleni sn6hov6 k male RADIO
sti obecni pokladny, ktera ta-
kovy mimofadny vydej odkli
zenim jeho spojeny, nemdze
potrebovati do sveho rozpoctu.
u Vas mate po yolbach, ma mas
to Y pflstlm roce ceka We Vel
Ike Praze, ktera bude uskuteC-
n6na J.. lednem 1922 a bude
miti 10 "ctvrti'', COZ jest jiste
sVctoVou zvlaStnosti. Pfi bez-
poctu naSich ,stran a straniGek,
k nimz co chvlh n6iaka nova
pflbude, name Sc nae t6siti. IT
mas oT8em PAM kandidati pred
volbami do noyin svoje podo-
bizny nedaVajf, jako Il Vas, ma
10 Jest dosti casu, az isou-Ii
vsItutku zvoleni! PAX 81 ovsem
nedaji obrazllov6 Iisty ujiti pri
leHitost, ably takov6 zaslouzile
muze zVetnily. Ale zert stra-
nou! Stava Sc skutkem dlou-
holety sen cel6bo naroda. K6z
by pflSti Praha byla nadale
sautecne Velkou a ne, jak mno
hdy dosavade, malichernou We
velkych yecech a velkou pouze
Y malickostech. - Ceny masa,
monky q Jinych potfeb sly Y
p0Sledni dobe 0 n6co dolu. Ia
k6 americk6 sadlo misto "a dri.
V6jSlch KG 81 ia / ky. moz-
no jiz dostati "a hc % ia
| ky IA to pivo name dosti
drahe o pax 81 piyoyarsk6 kru-
hy st6zuji ma maly odbyt! j.
sto Jest, ze dnes jest jiz u mas
Velmi mnoho abstinentu, ov-
sem spise 2 kapesnich nezli hy-
gienickych ohledq, nebot' K6
Ito za pul litru cern6ho "leze
do kapsy'. Obycejne stojl Kt
1870 a nestojl vetSinou zadn6
"a mic, at je to 81 nebo 12-
procentni. X predvaleGnGmu
skutecnGmu pivu mali tyto W.
r0bky Vclmi dalebo, nemusite
nam tcdy nikterak zavideti.
Oy5em ze jsou take lide, kteri
tax dlouho procenta pocitaj,
az SO Jim z tech cifer hlaya "a
toci, ale TO jest jiste teprye nej-
min 20 desat6 sklenici! - We
"yeIk6" politice neni nyni tax
dalece niteho noV4ho. Jest 20
mobilisaei, We kterG nesporne
republika teskosloycnska pro.
kazala syoji schopnost pohoto-
Vosti a samostatneho, svobod-
ln6ho ziVota, y cehoz oysem
muzeme miti ysichni radost.
Ne tax jiz Il tech miIiardiGek
IieA Karlovo extempore mas sta
10! Doufejme, re 2 Madeiry
TAX hned aeroplanem neprile-
III. Nohl by sl.tnout do more
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