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Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
SOON IS To Be BIC
READY MARKET IN
PHOENIX FOR HOGS

There will be a ready market for
5000 hogs a month in Phoenix in the
near future, according to officials of
The Arizona Packing company who
recently told the livestock committee
of the farm bureau that the plant
would soon be able to take that num-
ber of locally grown hogs for slaugh-
tering.
.'The pork industry must depend
upon the provisions ends, such as
ham. bacon and lard, as there is an
almost unlimited field for those prod
ucts." according.to George +. Cooke,
Of the Arizona Packing company.
The magnitude of the market de-
pends wholly on the number of hogs
which can be produced.
The Arizona Packing company. ac-
cording to Mr. Cooke, would prefer
to buy local hogs rather than import
them from the outside providing the
hogs are UP to the standards of the
packer At present there are being
slaughtered about 1900 hogs a month.
half of which are brought in from
New Mexico and Kansas City. From
$4,000 to $4,000 is spent for hogs
every week in addition to those ami
mails bought locally by the plant.
Mr.. Cooke preulclS great increase
i'm the hog industry in the Salt River
valley and declares that the prospects
are good for a better local hog sup
ply. More interest is being taken by
the farmers in the raising of hogs
this year, Mr. Cooke says, and mod
ern methods are coming into general
use.
The packing plant is cooperating
with the livestock committee of the
farm bureau in undertaking to pro-
mote the hog industry in this district
Much educational work is being done
in teaching the growers how TO best
finish their hogs for curing. At pres
ent most of the local hogs are used
for fresh pork rather than for curing.
At present most Of the local hogs are
used for fresh pork rather than for
curing.
The top price is paid for hogs when
they are to months old and
weighing from IT'S TO 225 pounds Mr..
Cooke said. There is no danger of
flooding the market with hogs in this
district, he added as in the event
that the local packing company can
not handle the hogs, the overflow
may readily be disposed of in Los
Angeles where there is a good mar
ket at all times.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
Music Lovers Hear
Miss Bess Barkley
at Public Recital

Miss Bess Barkley. the popular
singer and high school teacher OF this
city. again delighted large audi
ence with her beautiful voice last
night at the Arizona School of Mu-
sic, this being her last public re-
cital program before leaving early IN
June for the East, to coach with
Herbert Witherspoon.
Miss Barkley has a voice OF great
strength, but one possessing warmth
and color This with fine enuncla-
tion and a delightful personality,
makes her singing a real pleasure.
In the progl am of last evening,
Walter Hast'ngs Olney, head of the
vocal department. has every reason
to be congratulated upon the sue
cess Of his rupil, as Miss Barkley,
should she decide TO devote herself
to the art could rank with the fine
soloists of any city. She was ABLY
accompanied by Mrs. Harry n.
Brown.
Allene Kinder, a gifted young pu-
pil of Robert Saunders. played
group of KreIsler and Joachim vlo-
! lin numbers in very creditable man
ner. This young lady is graduating
| this wear from the Phoenix union
graduation to devote her time to her
violin studies. Orley lies played a
perfect accompaniment for the violin
numbers.
Appearing on the program also was
| Lucille Brown. student in dramatic
art from the classes of Mrs. Dwight
| Earl Easley. who gave the reading,
"A Fashionable School Girl complete
! from memory, and which was given
with ease and perfect diction. MISS
| Brown has a great amount OF imita-
| bi1ity. and enough originality, togeth-
| er with her fire stage presence, upon
| which a very brilliant future may
| depend.
The fine program of last evening
| was one of the many to be given by
! students of this institution before
| the completion of the present school
year, which will be scheduled at
later date,
The program:
! Vocal
THE Wanderer ........ Schubert
"The Young Nun Schubert
| Violin
Spanish ance :. Granados- -Kreisler
Indian Laflent >. Dvorak kreisler
Hungarian Dance Brahms Joachim
Allene Kinder
Pianist: Orley lies
| Vocal
! "Aedh Wishes for the Clothes or
Heaven" Clyde Van Nuys Fogei
| Reading
"a Fashionable School Cir" ...
Lucille Brown
/ Vocal
Three Salt Water Ballads.
Frederick Keel
Port of Many Ships"
| Trade Winds"
Mother Carey"
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16

each member of the committee is to
see to it that he is on hand with his
car and If necessary is able to call
on other automobiles to help take
the visitors for sight seeing trip
over the valleys wonderful road sys-
tenn.
The party arrives at 1880 o'clock in
the morning and goes to the Hotel
Adams for breakfast, which will be
on a pay-as-you- enter basis. Any
one who would like to join the guests
at breakfast is at liberty to do so.
Following the breakfast a trip over
the valley will be made, starting from
the hotel Adams at 9 O'Clock.
Joseph r. LOTUS will be in charge
of the arrangements for the automo-
biles and will lay out the route
which the party will travel until they
arrive at the Bartlett Heard ranch
on the south side, where lunch will
be served at, 1890 p. m. George Il.
Lilley and Bartlett Heard will be in
charge of this affair and they promise
some wonderful surprises in the way
of novel up-to-date and real Arizona
eats"
There will be $50 visitors from
Chicago as we'll as quite delegation
from the city of Boston, so 1t is up
to Phoenix to put on its best welcem
ing smile and see that the visitors
are made welcome and have a day
of days here.
There are a lot more plans yet to
be completed. A dinner in the even
ing at the Country club or some other
attractive point and plans for the
afternoon, but this part of the pro-
gram will not be announced yet for
few days.
In the meantime the members of
the committee are expected to be
filling up the gas tank and getting
the car ready for this important af-
fair. Those appointed on this COM
mittee are: T. B. Stewart, Ezra
Thayer, C. d. Doris, w. H. Thomson,
Donald Dunbar, Fred TAFT, Marshall
Humphrey, Z. w. Clayton, r. E.
Moore, L. L. Steward, B. B. Mccall
Howard NJ. Peek, Robert C. Metz
Ter, w. w. Edwards. w. Macarthur
NJ. P. Barrett, Tom K. Dunbar, c. p.
Dunn. P. S. Spilsbury, j. j. Halloran
and E. S. Wheeler.
Each member of the committee
might take a lady along because trere
are a good many ladies in the party
from the East and it will be much
nicer if they can meet a number of
Arizona women on this occasion.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
LOCAL MERCHANTS
ASKED To DISPLAY
ARIZONA PRODUCTS

Merchants and business men of
Phoenix are called upon to make a
special display of Arizona products
during Buy at Home week." May %
to 27, by the committee from the
Phoenix chamber of commerce which
was appointed to promote the cam
paign.
The chamber OF commerce COM
mittee met at o'clock yesterday aft
ernoon and adopted a permanent pos
ter to be utilized by Phoenix busi-
ness men at all times. The poster
is the same as the one to be used
in the Buy at Home" campaign, but
without the date line. 1t will read
as follows:
Buy at home. Build you COM
munity Boost your state. Trade at
Home-Buy Arizona Products"
The business men are asked to in
clude this slogan in all of their fu-
ture advertisements and to get be-
hind the sentiment for all time. The
BUY at Home" week campaign is
only preliminary affair, according
to officials OF the chamber of COM
| merce. and is designed to inaugurate
a permanent sentiment in favor of
Arizona production.
Trading at home" means more
than buying the merchandise you
! need from your home merchants. 1t
means buying stocks from your home
| brokers; banking with your home
| banks: retaining your home lawyers
| in legal ms tiers: consulting your
home physicians; placing your build
| ing plans in the hands of home arch
| itects and material dealers; demand
| ing home grown or home manufac
| tured products from your grocer.
| In short, trading at home" means
| doing all your business in the town
| you live in, and if it is impossible to
| do it all IN your own town, in some
| other town in the state. 1t means
keeping your money at home where
/ it is needed to make business better,
| bring bac.- prosperity, and advance
| the development of the states Won
derful resources.
The principle of TRADE at Home
| Buy Arizona Products" week was
summed up in that fashion in a state
| ment yesterday by the chamber of
| commerce, which will conduct the
week here. Cooperation of the Ari-
zona Industrial congress with all To-
cal organizations will make the move
ment state wide in character.
Further than that, it was stressed,
| trading at home" means employing
| home workmen when you need addi-
| tional help; keeping your work in
| the hands of people who live in your
town, instead of bringing in others.
"All for one, one for air is no
| longer a ron antIc sentiment from
| Dumas, but an economic necessity.
! The individual must advance the well
/ fare and prosuerity of his commun-
| ity, upon which his own welfare and
prosperity depend The idea upon
which the Industrial congress is based
holds true in every locality in the
| state. We must work together and
| help each other If we are TO help
| ourselves
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
Government VIII
Now Loan Money
on EARN Units

President Harding yesteday signed
the amendment to the federal farm
loan act which last week was passed
by the senate and house of represen-
tatives, making it possible for owners
of lands known as farm units" to Sc
cure government loans. There are
approximately 200 such units in the
Salt River valley, and it is estimated
that about 65 owners will now avail
themselves of the new loan privilege.
Henry L. Eads. secretary of the
Salt River Valley National Farm Loan
association, announced last night that
applications by farm unit" owners
for loans will now be put through.
The association was organized year
ago for the purpose of securing loans
on farm units" and has worked for
the passage of bill such as has just
been made a law.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16

meall Results viii astonish you'll Bran
causes no irritation or discomfort. It
sweeps and cleans and purifes, leav-
ing the eliminatiye tract In healthy,
active condition that throws on the
poisons and keeps you free from
dangerous toxic conditionsi
You should know that Bran NOT
only permanently relieves constipe-
tiOn, but is one of the most wonderful
of foods. It is rich In al elements
upon which the body thrives-minerai
salts, proteins, fats, carbohydrates.
Bran does wonderful work for chill
dren, making them strong and robustf
Eat Kellogg 8 Bran as q cereal or
sprinkled over your favorite cereal;
its nut-like flavor is delicious. Or,
use it in countless palate-appealing
ways for baking and cooking. Buy
Kellogg 3 Bran, cooked and krunbied.
from all groeers.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
80 per cent OF all diseases can be
Traced directly 10 constipation! |!

And, yon can permanently rid your
self of this dangerous condition by
the daily use of delicious, appetiz-
ing eereal--Keilogg's BRAN, cooked
and krumbledl Don It let constipation
"get away" with you OF any of your
family Don't neglect such danger
signals az bad breath, coated tongue,
brain fag, feverish headaches, bad
tastel No matter how slight the
symptoms, FIGHT CONSTIPATTONi
1t Is deadly, ones it gets its grip on
your system!
Physicians indorse Kellogg 3 Bran,
cooked and krumblcd, for constipation
because it is natures food and be-
cause 1t relieves constipation per-
manently. The only caution is to eat
Bran regularly and then the severest
case can be combated successfully
Eat at least two tablespoonfuls daily ;
in chronic cases, eat Bran with each
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
PAGE FIVE
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disposing of the matter. he told coun-
sci for the defendant and govern-
ment. because the transcript of the
court proceedings on the demurrer
arguments was not delivered to him
until o'clock Sunday afternoon. He
told the attorneys that he needed
additional time to consider the third
and last issues raised by defense
counsel in their arguments.
Judge Van Fleet announced from
the bench yesterday morning that he
had found nothing TO change tne
position he had taken Saturday
morning. when he indicated that the
demurrer might be overruled. He
again asked counsel for both sides
to be ready for trial when the de-
murrer ruling is made.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
Postpone Ruling
in Cameron Case
Until Wednesday

Judge William C. Van Fleet will
not rule on the demurrer filed by
United States Senator Ralph II.
Cameron to an indictment charging
him with perjury until Wednesday
morning, and possibly not then, he
announced from the bench at 10
o'clock yesterday morning. the hour
fixed by him for announcing his final
ruling on the question of material
ity."
He had been delayed in finally
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
Flowers for Every
Disabled Solder
on Hospital Day

Individual bouquets of flowers were
received by every disabled soldier at
Whipple Barracks, Prescott, on Ma
tional Hospital day last Friday
through the thoughtfulness of the
people Of the Salt River valley, who
contributed from their gardens.
In a letter to the Phoenix cham
Der of commerce received yesterday
the thanks of the soldiers were con-
yeyed to the people of this district
who remembered them on Hospital
day. Grace NJ. Sparkes, secretary of
the Yavapai chamber of commerce,
stated that the flowers arrived in
fine condition. A committee of Pres
cott women worked until $3.50 o'clock
in the morning preparing the floral
offerings for presentation to the dis
abled soldiers. Workers from the
local chamber of commerce collected
and prepared the flowers for ship
ment last week.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
MAKING PLANS To
ENTERTAIN BIC
CHICAGO PARTY

Twenty-one members have been
appointed on the chamber OF COM
merce committee to cooperate with
the real estate board when the prin-
cipal business men of the city of Chi
cago visit Phoenix for one day.
May %.
Great plans are In preparation for
the entertainment of the visitors, and
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
SATIRICAl

Il am so unhappy. My sweetheart
is always writing poetry dedicated
TO me-"
You're foolish. A thousand women
would envy YOU
"Yes. if he were lyrical poet. But
he is satirist.'
-Frof Nebelspatter, Zurich.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16

in making final registration at this
time.
(Signed) d. F. JANTZEN.
Principal
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
REFUSED

"Will you take back this engage
.ment ring?"
Doesn't it suit2'
Yes: but l don't"
From Kasfer Stockholm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-16

cestns, vyjimkS. Bilou
vranou mezi byvalymi s'lechti-
ci je MATTED" kysperskeho pam
stvi Stubenberg. Kdyz Sc X
nernu dostavila komise Statni-
ho pozemkoveho ifadu, uvi-
tai il slovy: ia nejsem smy-
sleni republikanskeho, ale po-
drobuNsse z jineho. ddvodu. v
mem rode udrzoval Sc MAJOR,
ze pIlda velkostatki a zvlast6
velkych. zemskych obiekt1 pa.
til podle zakona bozfho tomu
lidu q zemi, We ktere lezf.. Ten
zakon bozi je sedme pfikaza.
nj desatera: Nepokrades!. Mo.
il pfedkove. vzdy 81 byli v6do.
mi, ~ velk6 statky mali nI.
vad v lchHatach, 2 niahz prve
skaly sc ma skodn selskeffp Ii,
du, pozdsii pax je slechtici u
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-16

''Sozialdelnokrat" prinasi cd
sveho zpravodaje Berlina OBJ
sirny. dopis bednem postave-
nj NEmecka,v v pffcine kstastro-
falniho poklesu marky pi-
Se: " poslednimch tydnech
stouply ceny 4 az pateronasob
ne, anil by pfirozene mzdy del
nlki. 1fednikd a prislusnikd
stfednich stavd doznaly stejno-
m&rneho vzestupu. Majetne
kruhy Sc nohou jests dobfe zas
bezpediti; zatfm CO bida ma chu
de Tidy dol6fa velice tezce. Ty
10 nejyfce dnes do budoucna
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budou trp6ti "a obratu, ktery
ucinila mezinarodnf politika.
Ia techto pomerl pohlfzime do
budoucnosti velice ponufe. Ii
ma bude ohzvlaste kruta. Tez-
k6 boje jsou nevyhnutelne "a
stupci delnictva musl vynalozi-
.tisnejvetsis lsili, ably aspSoh tro-
chu obhajili zajmy proletaria-
tn. Vyzvami Ike klidu, jichz ne.
mdze byti uposlechnuto, Sc stej
ne malo pomdze, jako pouhyn
kpnstatpvanim skute6nosti; h
kapjtaaism nenf vice scil0neG
rpzfe4iti evropskt proble lem.''
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-16

chvacovali jeden druhemu a
vsem uchvacoval je cd. pripadu
K. pfipadu panoNnik. v nasem
rode otec, umiraje, podaval
svemu nastupci tn napsanou "a
vet ably Sc nezpetoval, kdyby
jiz "a neho prisla dobs, kdy Sc
pida slechticka lbude vracet!
" ruce lidu. Poodle te zayeti
jednam,. dobrovolna Sc podro-
buje nasi repubiikanske po-
zemkove refprnl6. A jak
fekl.. take jednal, 4ledu ujes Sc
zajmem parcela6nf prace ne
cine zadnych prek&zek. - TAX
mluvi "a jedna mu2, kterS INA
historii a tendence moderniho
,zivota. Pani Czernin, Schwar-
zenberg q, Ledabur- W Wcheln
nell by k nemu chodit do sko-
ily ucit Sc chapati n0you dobu.
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1RATRf INvALIDE NLASTE Sc vSIcIINI BEE RO1-
DlLU A CAS-, ABYSTE MOHLI Sv0J SPRAVE-
lLIV9 NAROK MA PENSI POCTlyE
UrEATNFTk

'NFTk
ma takovych rrohlidkach 4
zvlast6 vysv6 6ddsslf zalezi. Jest.
tfeba podrobneho popisu cho-
roby (coz pfi pfekladu 2 an
gliciny mdze utrpeti ma svoif
opodstatnenosti) a stanoveni
.pfocenta eschopnosti, COZ Sc
vse M. N. o. pfezkouma a de-
finitivne rozhodne. Ma zadost
zastupcd Pomocne Agendy
Svazu, bratfi Klira a Micky,
kteff mali netnalbu z&sluhu o
naffzehf rfoyyeh lekafskych
prohlidek, poskytnutim sprav-
nych a poctivych informacf o
stavu nasich bratrf invalidI v
Americe patfitntm 1fadGm do
ma, poslalo M. N. O. do Anne
Iriky k temto prohlidkam vse-
chny formulate, pfesne instruk
ce atd., tax ably konsularni le-
kari mohli sk1tecne podati po-
sudky takove. jake M. N. o. k
fadne superarbitraci potre.
buje.
Postup dfedniho fizeni. jest
strucne vzato, n&sledujici:
L.. Lekafske prohlidky in,
validd v Americe. 4
2. Superarbitrace V, Min. N
Obrany.v Praze.
i g.. Propocftavani sIuzebnicl
let a stanoveni! penses Kancela.
ii Csl. Legii, Y Praze.
/ Kojime Sc nadeji, ze bude
Hmte fizenim, Cos. nejrychlej
postupovano. Ice pfiznavame
ze pfi 1nejlep5f vdlis nebnde
vse drive hotovo al pristfn
! rokem a proto tim spise apelu.
'jeme ma bratry invalidy, by ne.
odkladali $ pfihlaskou o novol
,lekafskou prohlfdku,. nybrz {
: provedenf jejisse pficinili bez
odkladn9. Cfm drive tax ucini
tim Dive bude mozno dosic
kvzene napravy,
! zadame brat invalidy. ab,
pouzili pfflezitosti a vykonal
svoji' povinnost vdci sobe /;
syym rodinam.. K novym pro
hlidkam hlaste Sc vsichni be,
rozdilu byli-li jste prohlfdk!
lloni ci nebyli. Wy, kteri jst'
nebyli u prohlidek lekarskycl
dosud vdbec, pfihlaste Sc |
mistnich druzin Svazu csl. lie
gionarG,, nebo dopiSte 1stredni
<Svazu primo ma adresu Pomo'
ne Agendy Svazu csl. legiona
iii v Americe, ktera pecuje {
vsechny trpici legionare VII
bee, at organisovane, ci nikoli
Bratrske Druziny Svazu jso'
zadany, ably upozornily svoj,
clenstvo resp. bratry invalidy
soucasne, ably zaslaly svoj
spravne adresy Pomocne A
gende Svazu.
Wee nasich, bratfi invalid
Jest. nyni sveTena nasim spole
hllvym a dobrym bratrfm v re
publice, jest tedy ma mas vsec'
abychom Sc pri6inili, o radn
! provedeni lekafskych prohl
|. dek zde v Americe ma mist
nejpredn6jsim. Bratri inval
; de, odlozte vse stranou hla
i ste sc k lekarskym prolific
!: kan. Nebud'te liknavi vdi
!. sob6 samym!
/; Ia Svaz a Pcmocnou Ager
: du csl. leg. v Americe
i Ead'a r.. kfixek, tajemnil
, 5377 Broadway, Cleveland, {
i chvacovali jeden druhemu
v,Snro uchV,oooxy 4 -. r1s ,, SIfn q RI
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G. S. T. X.

Organ vsepolakh Gazeta Warszawska ktery jiE n6ko-
lrate poedni dobou sympatcky rozepsa ozce cesko
vysovl oevren6 Hrycheni obapol
dohody venue omuo thematu opstne dvodni cAnek 2
zafi. $50. 1kidk -
Pravi Sc nem ze germanofsky tabor Polsku po
tov& yace nezank nybrz pouze svoj taktu
be vsenozn6 oslab-sysem poske potiky Phi kazde pff
letos gerTnanosky tsk PolSku soustavne upozornujc
totz ze poska poitika mus ohlzeM neen Francii
nybrz ma Angli tom "Gazeta Warszawska vidi ten
dencn osabovan posce francouzske strany posch a
Vsti c germanof. Ma to pfechazi autor pom6ru poll
tvrdi ze poske germanofy
praydovym beranem, souzcm rozbijen spoenecke poli
Ky poske vici Franci ohrozen versaikeho miru staa
e otazka pom6ru Poska Cesoslovensku Neze pochybo-
ya pise nejv6s zarkou pro dodrzeni tery versatile
smouvy pfestaa byM koncepce bp0eneckych sd Vel
Ike dohody. Nektere t6chto satI ako Angie alie, ac
kov opira dosud smouvu versaikou jsko havnf Ia
kladnu jsou prax ochotny fad9 dstupk oprav, ktere
versaskou smlouvu mohou vazne ohroz Funkc dhsled-
neho obrance smouvy versaeske prevail biloxi fran
couzsky rysuci pOfad vyrazne sestavaJc Francle
Belgie Poska Male dohody Biloxi ten usluci ostatne
udrzeni nepfatestejsch stykd ostatnm saty Velke
doody vyznacuje havne snahou dodrze presne teru
versaillske smouvy Je zrem ze nynes stuace pred
MIN ukoem polske zahranicn poitiky mus by seseni
prohouben tohoto boku nebot pouze tax lie chapa
gram obsah poitiky ancouzske. Prvni podminkou
teto potiky jest dnes uskuecnen dpn6 t6sne dohody
mezi Polskem Maou dohodou Nasi germanof6 vsf slou
usujf jakekoliv blizs dohody Malou doo.
dou. Hlavnm nasrojem jejich kou jsou te STRANGE
drobne konkty udrzujfci posud mez Poskem Cesko
slovenskem Udrze poskoceskosovenky konfkt znamena
znemoznit dohodu mez Polskem Maou dohodou, t. j O.
sabih pol francouzskou dplomaci polskou vehnat do
samostanych podnkd vyznacujicich die moznos cha
rakterem zapadoevropskym. Jz cd n6koka mescI vede
ma Jest polsem usiovna kampan proti Ce
chI kera znamenit6 podporovana oposci nekerch CO.
skych Gnite vci pravedlvym pozadavkdm polskym Jak
Ceskosovensku tax Polsku jsou skupiny lde jim2
velmi zalezi to aby dohode observation-disclosures
dogo. tom smeru zda pracovat take Askenazy W
Svazu narodd mae Varsave disposici ochotny Kur
jer Poranny'. iste tom, enz plane nenavs Cechdm
otsten nyn pops taemn6 prihody zenevy DIE "Kure
D0won CfQV Ru SkO
sovensku Co znamena? Jde snad rozbiti Male doho
dy dive cas? Jedna ably Polsko Rumunsko tvt
ednu Ceskosovensko pax ugoslavskem druhou skupi
nu? toho by jiste vemi t6sil Berfne Posedni cd
stayec sta zn Nezname podrobnos poslednich porat
vedenych Polskem Malou dohodou, nebot sou zaha
eny experimentation rouku vine vsak ze germanoflsk
kruy hledi pro vlasni ce vyuzkova ste rznost nazo
rd nezi Polsken Ceskoslove,fskem."