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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12

RENO, Sew, Fob. 1i-Judgc
Charles O. nuIl OF thy Justice court
hoi, Is a iIurlIu double
HIs rrsruhltu,, Iu the best pho
torriph- ct Lincoln .s striking.
Ecsid,s hIr facial resemblance &c
Lincoln. Bull
g. six feet four inohos TAN and
built entirely around ana over th,
cabin The cabin Boz protected from
the weather and from tho destructive
81 man
This memorial contains no furni-
nothing but b cabin inclosed
within q chatnod-ou area. when no
crowd Is present. Tho custodian.
courteous man. viii lower tho chain
ana permit "a visitor or a very small
group of visitors tu step inside tho
cabin.
On the walls are nno marble tab
lets with inscriptions hy Ienkin
Lloyd Jones. tn whom the country o.
largely Indebted for the rescue
and restoration cf this shrine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12

ness and toIefaTlOn, and even more today than
when Roosevelt spoke, we can pay most fit.
ting homage to his memory by doing the
tasks allotted to us in the spirit in which
he did the infinitely greater tasks allotted
TO him.
And in so moulding our own attitude to-
ward our tasks and toward our fellows, we
would probably speed the solution of many
of our most serious national problems.
Lincoln was born in Kentucky in a log cabin.
We all know IT, But it is a good historical fact
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12

bered with due appreciation after the lapse of many years.
While his contribution to the spread of democracy was Of in.
finite importance, Lincoln S greatest heritage to us and to future
generations was mis- gospel Of honesty, fairness and federation.
It IS Of this gospel that Theodore Roosevelt was speak.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12
Lincoln's Gospel of Honesty, Fairness and liberation

ing when he uttered the sentences here quoted.
It is idle, of course, to speculate upon what Lincolns attitude
would be toward our problems of today or how his counsel would
run with that of the men who have followed him in national leader.
ship. But it is not idle to have in mind his gospel of honesty, fair
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12

MRS KATHERINE NJ EVANS
Mrs. Katherine VI. Evans. -.
said ~ h. the worlds oldest lN-
ing actress. was playing Ia a och
company production, Our Amer
team Cousin, nj the Ford illcatcr
when Lincoln nas ass,.xsinaicI.
She Is now in an old peoples
nome al Chicago.
By MRS. KATHERINE ". EVANS
CHICAGO. Feb. IL was just 20
when Lincoln was Killed. had been
waiting with trembling in the wugs
% the thoator Tor my cue to 60 oct
upon tho stage,
Sound Of the shot made me look,
Booth was scramhling on the stage in
mad haste from tho audience floor.
The president had sunk into his
scat
Some n IN an tho confusion had
sousc enough TO IN pr charles raft,
into the hox from the stage
Tho president lay quite stili, Later
they O. him away on n shutter \
I ran upstairs after the affair aud
hid in my dressing room.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12
BRAHAM LINCOLN s plat

BRAHAM LINCoLNS place in history becomes greater and
\ and more firmly established as the years roll on. He is one
of the rare men who gain strength under hstory's search.
ing perspective.
revere Lincoln's character and teachings with an in.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12

for constant repetition and reminder, because Linooln's rise from
this humble origin to his power during life and his great place in
history, after death, should be a constant reminder that what counts
most in America, now as then, is a man himself-his character
and the quality and s!noerity Of his service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12

MRS ANNA VI. MORTON
Howard VI. Morton was a news
paper correspondents al Washing
ton duriug Lincoln'- atministrR-
tion. His wife. now "a mel the
marIyrcd president on ,hany 80
claI occasions.
Ry MRS. ANNA ". MORTON
In An Interview with NEx Service
sASDUsKY, o., Feb. ii.-Lincoln
always dressed plainly and always in
black.
An my memories Of the man are
touched with his friendly Multitude
toward overyone and his prom pess to
make people smile.
I recall a reception at the no q Of
the yioe-president where a Lincoln
bust. scuiptored by Swain. was being
exhibited. ] was escorted by Swain.
Lincoln came up and asked;
Are you the mar who made the
mud head OF me7"
Lincoln was not a handsome man
but you we're struck by tho kindness
in his face. and by his handgr'p
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12

". j. Ferguson was cnlI-boy
at the Ford thcntcr when Lincoln
was as-assinaicd. He h nnw
acting la the movies and writing
a book, Talks uf An nhl-T,mer."
By ". >. FERGUSON
BROOKLYN. Feb. 1f-Presiden;
Lincoln loved M thcater
Re came to the Ford theater fire.
quenuy. ! was cail-boy there and
would often look up to see the presi-
dent in his box. lie used to come in
unannounced.
Sometimes he would bring his son
Tad back stage. The boy liked to
stand by me and watch the show.
on the night OF the assassination
I was waiting at the prompt box, my
regular post. One OF the minors had
become IN and | was ~memorizing his
ten lines. Laura Koene, h star and
manageress. came over and asked ms
II ! was ready.
The play. you will recall, was the
American Cousin"
Just as ! was about to answer. q
shot was fired.
Booth had done his work.
never went on with my part.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12

Sergeant Albert ". Boggs. M.
was u witness of Iincoln's a-sls-
sinntion. He l. u veteran nf
three wars. including the World
War. He l. now In an old pco-
pIe's home ut Chicago.
~ AIlBEItT W. BOGGs
CHICAGO. Feb. Ill had been in
yaiided to Washington from wounds
and was a guest OF General T. NJ VIM
cent at the Ford thentcr on the night
OF Lincoln = assassination.
President Lincoln and his party oo.
oupied a front box.
was seated about three quarters
back on the main floor. Everything
was In plain sight.
Suddenly there was a shot. Lin
coin half rose In his seat, clutched at
his head and sank back again.
A man leaped 10 the stage. It was
John wilkes Booth.
All in the audience cried stop
hint
Women screamed. Men scrambled
left and right.
Mrs. Lincoln meanwhile started
wlping her husbands face with her
handkerchief.
Joined IN the pursuit ~ far as
could. Booth had blocked exit from
the stage by placing wooden BARRIERS
against the doors.
Later I Witnessed the trial and ex-
ecutlon of Mrs. Surrat and three Of
her ~accompliees.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-22
Attractions
at Theatres

ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT
cOLiSEpM-LioneI Barrymore in
"The Devils Garden"
PALACE-Louise GIaCm in "The
Leopard Woman"
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-22

Rankin, who in private life is Mrs.
Lionel Barrymore. Other we'll known
artists of the theatrical world III the
cast are H. Cooper Cliffe and Mae
McAvoy.
Lionel Barrymore has the part OF
William Dale. who elevates himself
from the status of humble gardener
to postmaster and a power in the
community as a means Of making
himself worthy of the love OF Mavis,
a servant in the household Of LORD
Barra line. They are married. bu
Dale's impetuous nature results il
his suspension as postmaster He IS
reinst9ted but his happiness ends
when he learns how Mavis has sacri-
feed herself to BlrrGdine in order to
have her husbands position restored.
In a'blind fairy he goes to the estate
of Lord Barraline. chokes him to
death and returns to London to estab
lsh an alibi Then there comes 4
big climax.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-22
BEBE DANIELS COMING
IN "OH. LADY, LADY,

What would the motion picture e.
rectors CT Southern California DO
without the famous Seventeenth Mile
Drive and the exceptional scer!c OF
ferings of Monterey? What, we in
1uire, would they do without the ia
nous cedlrs of LEBANON, the only
ones in this country except those
which the poet William Cullen Bry-
mt brought from the holy land and
Ylanted near his VI pssachusetts home.
For the Monterey Cedars OF Lebanon
have figured in almost as many film
successes as some OF the stars who
grace the Hollywood colony.
OF course, given one heroine, one
hero and even half plot, it's poor
director who can't give you a final
closeup ard fade-out with said
heroine in the arms of said hero. But
it's ever 50 much more thrilling if
we get our last look at them in a
eeartifjl setting, and thus it is that
Monterey's famous rocks and cliffs,
. say nothing Of M0n.erey's famous
Cedars OF Lebanon, have been fea-
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-22
Mexico's Production of
Silver in 1921 Is Large

MEXICO CITY, March 22.-Mex-
leo produced 3S6 per cent of the
total world production silver in
1921 and the United States in the
same period only 81 per cent of the
world total of 161, 100000 ounces,
avs the American Chamber of Com
nerce Of Mexico.
The year 1921 was classed as a
bad year in silver mining, due to
he low market price of the metal
but despite this condition more than
S2.000.000 ounces were taken from
Mexican mines.
Due to the revival of mining &C
.ivity in Mexico during the closing
months of 1921 and the reopening
If mines in all parts of the country,
The Chamber expects that the Mcxi-
can production of 1922 will greatly
exceed that of last year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-22
AUXILIARY TO
LEGION IS. TO
MEET TONIGHT
Second Meeting of Women
Auxiliary to Transact
Much BUSINESS.

The Wom3n's Auxiliary to the AL
fred J5lln Bradford Post No. OF
the American Legion viii hold it's
regular meeting in Odi Fellows Hall
his evening at 7:30 o'clock. This
will be the secord meeting of the
Auxiliary and it IS desired to have
A large attendance as business OF inn
portance concerning the organization
will be transacted
Those present this evening who
have not signed as charter members
will still have an opportunity to do
so as the charter will remain open
for this meeting.
Women eligible to become mem
beers of the Auxiliary are wives
mothers. daughters ard sisters of
American Legion men or men who
were in the service during the World
War
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-22
TOM MIX COMING
10 LIE PALACE

Tom Mix is said to loosen up 4
whole bagfu'l of new stunts in "The
Texan" his William Fox latest, which
opens up at the Falnce Theater next
Friday. Mix~will have some job on
his hands living I'D to his advance
notices on this picture; but he al
ways makes good. and it is safe to
predict that this picture will be no
exception. James B. Hcndryx wrote
the story. Gloria Hope, the Titan
haired beatty, IS the Lending woman.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-22
THE ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH e. 1922.

cured again and again ass the back
ground and setting OF ma3y a ro-
mantle pose.
ooh, Lady, Lady" a clever comedy.
starring Bebe Daniels, is undoubtedly
greatly enhanced by the outdoor
views taken at Monterey The play
will be remembered as a very sue.
cessful Bolton and Wodehouse Broad
way triumph of few seasons back.
Seen in the principal male roles OF
the motion picture version are those
popular players, Harrison Ford and
Walter HERS. Maurice Campbell di-
fected the Offering. which comes to
the Coliseum Theater on Thursday,
Frid ~ and Saturday matinee
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-22
COMING ATTRACTIONS

COMING =, HNC FONO
CoLiSE UM-Bebe Daniels in "Ch
Lady, Lady"
RALACE-Tom Mix in "The Texan"
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-22
ROLAND COMEDY
"PAINT AND POWDER"
FRIDAY MIX in THE TEXAN

him only as Madame. whom he calls
the Leopard Woman because of her
cruel, crafty cunning. The Leopard
Woman attempts to delay him on an
important diplomatic mission to the
heart of Africa, using every vile
known to woman. For a while she
succeeds. though she finds that her
love for him, born Of hate, is almost
as powerful as the duty she is sworn
to perform Louise Glaum is the
Leopard Woman, seen at the Palace.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-22
1.-THE DEVILS GARDEN" AT
COLISEUM LAST TIME

Lionel Barrymore in perturbation
CT w. B. Maxwell's Fascinating novel,
1.-THE DEVILS Garden" will be the
rig attraction at the Coliseum for the
List time tonight.
This production is credited with
.ha,ng the most powerful screen We
hicle yet given to the famous actor,
driving home the moral that unr-
strained passion and temper reap
heir own punishments.
Supporting Lionel Barrymore in
the leading feminine role is Doris
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-22
Free Advice
on Painting :"

A SIX our agent for our free ad-
Avice. He will show you a color
card which shows 81 shades OF this
desirable paint.
We have a Fuller Specification
Department which will tell you all
about the most desirable color
schemes, color harmony and those
other details you want to know.
Take advantage of Fuller House
Paints. Take steps to paint now.
Don't let weather dcPreciate your
investment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-22
COMING 10 PALACE

A meiodrama, threaded with love
Interest that adds to rather than de-
tracts from the dramatic strength of
its situations. is "a Thousand to
One" ]. Parker Reed, Jr.'s produc-
ION. starring two-fisted Hobart Bos-
worth. which comes to the Palace
Theator next Sunday matinee.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-22
Three Thousand Will Be
In Eugene for Session

EUGENE. Ore, Marcn z2-Three
thousand visitors are expected in
Eugene during the meetings here Of
the grand lodge of Odd Fellows, dur
ing the early part of May. Com
mittees are already working on ar
rangements for the convention, and
preparing to house the visitors by
opening the homes of the city to the
delegates and their families.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-22

ENIRST, find out what good paint is, for that
/ is where you start to save on paint. We
spend more to make paint for your economy as
follows:
We use only the best materials in Fuller's
Specification House Paints - PIC Z Z
WHITE LEAD, pure linseed oil, zinc and finest
colors.
We super-purify the lead in a special purifier.
Then we make the lead so fine that it will pass
through silk screen with 10000 meshes to the
square inch.
The "whiter" lead means clearer-toned colors.
The extreme fineness means better mixing quality,
greater covering capacity, more ease in spreading
"a paint that's always uniform and smooth.
Such paints when applied form a beautiful
elastic, tough, protective coat that stays They
are known as "Fuller's Specification House
Paints"
Where "Cheap" Paints Fail
Don't Figure Paint Economy as "Cost per
Gallon"
Cheap" paints can't compete with good paints
in economy. Cheap" paint covers less-you
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-22
How To Really Save
On Cost Of Painting

buy more gallons 1t is harder to spread,
REQUIRES more work--so you pay more labor cost
Your Saving" in less cost per gallon Is very
quickly eaten up. aas.3t T6 ss
Cheap paint starts to crack IN twelve months =.
Good paint remains good hve or more years. q
Is reaIlv the cheap paint thar is expensive. Dont
allow surfaces to rot-it costs less to paint them.
There is no real cost in painting with the best
paint. Depreciation of an implanted building tar
exceeds the cost of paint.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-22
OFFICE BOY TO BANKER

ST. LOUIS, March %. j. A Lewis,
vice president of the Irving National
Bank. of New York, who started his
career as an office boy here. has been
elected president OF the Republic Ma
floral Bank, one OF the largest finan'
c;al institutions of this city
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-22
THE LEOPARD WOMAN"
AT PALACE TONIGHT

1.-THE Leopard Woman" is ]. Parker
Read, Jr.'s motion picture adaptation
of Stewart Edward Whites famous
story OF The adventures Of John Cul-
bertson, scientist-exrlorer, and a
strange, beautiful woman, known to
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-12

lv Gdansku nekolika gotickymi
kostely. Jsou prosteho zevnej
sku, staveny z cihel - ka-
men je celem kraji nouze -
| s vysokvmi nekolikaposchod 0
vyni stity, zakoncenymi tab
lymi vezickami, jez jsou hlavni
a typickou jich okrasou. Svou
iednoduchostl q kolmou cleni-
tostl kontrastuji ostre s me-
klidnymi, bohate clenenymi
prucelimi stity patricijskych
domu renesancnfch.
T6zkopadna stavba marian
skeho kostela S. masivni nedo-
koncenou vezi vynika splse mo-
|hutnVmi roZmery nez ladnvmi
tvary; co do sirky a delky Wy
lrovna Sc kostelu marianskemu
|pry ien svatopetersky dom V
Rlme, kathedrala sv. Pavla v
Londyne chramy v Milane a
Seville. Pochazi z polovinv
IA. stoleti, ale ma pocatku sto-
lett pristine byl dukladne pre-
staven.
Chram chova RUNE histori-
cke umelecke pamatky, 0
nichz koluji stare legendy a
zkazky.
TAX o oI'loji z +. 147O, nyni
poskozenem, sc vypravi poyest
ne nepodobna zkaZce O orloii
prazskem. Mistru vyloupli pry
ocl, kdyz dilo dokoncil, aby ne
sestrojil nikdy pro jine mesto
hodln podobnych. kdyz Sc
lednou stroj poskodil, zavola.
Ii mistra, ably stroj sprawl, ter
pax, ably sc pomstil, stroj I'd
myslne pokazil, takze od te do
BY nejde. Historikove vsak
tVrdl, re tvllrce orloie, mist,
Duerlnger, iii Gdansku spo.
kojene az do smrti. Pr ude.
I'll kazde hodiny Sc ukazoval,
lako ma orloji staromGst.
skem y postavy apostold,
! Legenda, pripominajici zkaz
Iku O obraze prazskem arci.
biskupskem palaci jakoz mo
|tiv zname Zeyerovy novely 30.
j sc Ike krucifixu v jedne u 30
! strannlch kapli, ziva podobs
! sWasltelova pochazi pry odtud
! re rezbaf pribil ma kriz r1ilen
ce sve dcery, ably mohl zachy
titi rysy cloveka v bolestne a
gonii.
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PROC BEZHLAVY JEZDEC
HRADCA.NSkY JIZ NE
STRASf.

STRASI.
Zas bylo jednou svateho Syl
vestra a tenkrate slezla Sc
spolecnost "spolumistrG" v u
tulne hospGdce vedle Lorety ma
Hradcanech. Vsichni svorne
souhlasiil tom, re je nesmir-
nym a do nebe volajlcim omy-
lem vseho lidstva, kdyz posled
nj den roku oslavuje Sc boho-
pustym hyrenim, ztrestenym
revem, rykem, bezduvodnou,
vydrazdenou veselosti, ktera
Sc sdeluje 1castnikum pitek ia
ko nakazlivina. Co mas oprav-
nuje, abychom neblahy skona
yajici rok pohrbivali posm6-
chem? Zdali skutecnost, re -
sam sc klada do hrobu "a
choval mas pri zivote, ably mas
odevzdal svemu nastupci? A
co mas nutka, abychom S me-
zbednxm ja46nim vitali rok no
Wy, 0 nemz nevfme, co nam
pTinese a zdali jej pTezijeme?
A tax sc stalo zvykem "spo-
lumistru'', re jiz nekolik let
sc loucili sc starym rokem IL
Sc, .bez pfiprav, bez taskafic :
bez komedii a vyjevu solo
vych. Vytrvavali 'taky do pull
noel - pc pravde budiz rece-
no. re nekdy hodne dlouho pres
! pull noe ale ne proto, ably ze
starly dokonavaiici rok u
| tloukali nasilim, jako cini afri-
Gti divosi sc svymi starci, mad
| jeho hrobem ably pax tancili
splaseny tanec huronsky. Mic
takoveho. Klidne, tise, "a te-
sklivych vzpominek ma nejvy-
znacnejsi chvfle mrouciho ro-
ku sedeli kolem okrouhleho
stolu jako clenoye lodiny, S nj
miz Sc navzdy louci draha du-
Sc nejaka "a kdyz sprazskych
vezi hucela do tmave noci pIIl.
! nocni hodina, vztyrili Sc, beze
slova 81 podali iruce, beze slova
! pozdvihli pohaly, omocili rty,
traskli zas pohary ma tacky,
/ sedli a zahled6li Sc do stredu
hrobu, kan dopadaii dunive ra
! ny metane na rakev hliny. A
Y tn chvili vypadali opravdu
jako truchlici pozustali.
/ TAX slavili ''spolumistri
i Sylvestra co rok,. tax iej .bu-
dou slaviti do smrti, svatosvat6
/ 81 slibovali. Predlonim ma Vi
karce, loni V zadn:m ,pokOjic-
ku utulne krcmy Bryndovy v
| LoretanslSe ulici, letos il Ledec
! keho hned vedle Lorety. Vlast-
ne tenkrate Sc Ledecky jme-
noval Novotny, ale spolumi-
stri sotva 81 .povsimli zmeny v
osobe hospodskeho. Pivo bylo
stejne dobre a Jim nezalezelo
ma jmene toho. kdo ie vytacel.
Vzdyt' pomijeji leta, staleti -
pomijeji tedy take krcmari.
fJen kdyz nepomine horky mbk,
jemuz posledni dobou tolik od-
! purcu, protivnikn nepratel
,,3vyvstalo. Ale tim 81 "spolumi-
stfi' hlavv nelamali.
Neni 4 nebude llistorika, kite
~ by zcela bezpecne a ne
izvratna ziistil pocatek spolec-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-12
Anekdosa o Rakousku.

pravuje p. Herman Bahr: Eau
tor veselohry "Felderrnhue-
gel' dostavil sc do ministerstva
vnitra, ably ministrovi protesto
val prot tomu, re "Vrsek vo-
]enskych panu" byl censurou
zakazan. Ministr vysvetloval
dramatikovi duvody zakazu ::
Hra zlehcuje voienske autori-
ty, neni dosti loyalni a jine
kdesi cosi. B6hem vykladu mi
INSTR sc rozehral a koncil roz-
horlene: Zkratka, vase hra me-
spatri scenu, pokud Rakousko
nabude Rakouskem. Pos Sc
dramatikovi uklonil ma znanle-
nj, re poklada .audienci "a skon
cenou. Avsak st'astny. autor
81 K leho nemalemu prekvape-
n usedl. go to znamena 2"
yyJel 81 nan minisrr. 'Exelen-
ci, I 'fekl dramatik, "ja tedy tu
chvilkn pofkam /"
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v SVOBODNEM MESTE
GDANSkU.
- +,
Pise DR.. O. Heidrich.'
Znate Norimberk

Mestem, kde stejne jake Y
domov6 Albrechta Duerera a
Hanse sachse vyprayi kazda n
lice. kazdy dunn zpusobem ma
Zornym a pfesvedcivym MI
nulosti slavne ne tax clny va
lecnymi jako splse vysledky
mirumilovnych snah mecenas
ski,ch patriciu-obchodnik lc
GdaNsi<, jenz nabyva prohla.
Senim ia svobodne mesfo OBJ
zvlaStniho vyZnamu po STRANGE
politicke obchodnl, 9tava Sc
4 provincialniho mesta (pruske-
ho ddleaitvm cinitelent v ho-
apodarskem zivote cele vycho-
dni Evropy.
q sroVnani S Norimberkem
ic sic Gdansk meme starobyly,
nilsoli vsak meme zajiniayI -
Gdansk je mestem prevahou
renesancnim, &C Jest tam dost
pamatek 2 dolby gotieke, W
sledni DOZEN, jaky Sc spo-
JUL pohledy ma smes uzkych,
lee uvsokVch domI ladnymi
zavity stitl, $ prncelimi bohate
ozdobenymi sloupky pilifi,
mnohdy pozlacenymi iak to
vldame V starych m6steeh flam
3kych, prostrannymi terasa-
mi prede dvermi, kde Sc odua-
vali NEST 'ane "a soumraku po
praci odpocinku neb pobesedo-
Nani sc sousedy, je pocit do
macke nehlucne radostnosti a
cisteho uspokojeni z nehonos-
neho, byt' okazaleho umeni.
Dele byvaleho hansovniho
nesta neplynuly vsak vzdy xii
dnym token - kroniky vypra-
veil prudkych sporech W.
holnym a lsrutym radem meme
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