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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
ESTRANGED COUPLE
Die IN TRAGEDY

chicago. June 3o.-CRy The Assoc
c.a,ed sl--Unahle 10 effect a recon-
citation with his wife from whom he
had been separated for nearly ten
months. Ellis Bass. -. Chattanooga.
Tenn. today shot and fatally wounded
his lS-year-old wife. then turned the
gun on himself. Both died within
short time after the shooting.
A l".,er found N one ~ his pockets
blaming Mrs. Bass mother Tor tho
es,ranSemcnt. showed tina; Bass had
dcubera ,e,r planned 70 murder his vile
and then XII himself.
The police also found letter Writ
ten by Mrs. Bass - her husband dated
June -. II can't 70 on pretending
any more. Life seems so empty with
you when I do not love you, l reel
tina; you would rather not have me
Knowing that do not love you. The
annui.n"ut 7 once started can he con-
,inued - .ask Will let Il go
through" tho letter stated. DO not
annoy mo. FOR e you do | can have Fo"
r,,' under pence bond
They had heen married year ana
separated nearly ten months ago. The
two have 4 ane-vcar-old boy. 4 IL said.
whose whereabouts the police have been
unable TO determine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
NONDELL LAUDS
CONGRESS- WORK

Washington, June 3O.-Reviewing the
achievements OF congress- Repre-
sentative Mondell. the Republican
leader. hit back in the house today at
its critics. Declaring that congress
afforded the most alluring OF all fields
for citjCism by those, denied by pop
ular will place therein, Mr.. Mondcll
added that those who were disappoint-
ed because congress declined 10 nc
cept their views or accede to their de-
mands found It much easier 10 dam
congress than TO defend their own
position"
With those who criticized congress
for purely partisan reasons regardless
Of the facts, Mr.. Mondell linked news
paper editors who immured in edi.
torial sanctums, out OF an entire lack
Of national viewpoint and complete
isolation from the pulse Of national
sentiment. consciously or unConsc lOus-
ly reflect the selfish and provincial!
sentiment which filters through the
editorial keyhole."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
BOYS CONFESS
CONTINUED From Page One.)

tcwelry store in Wheeling in the Faige
car. accompanied by his two friends and
that he followed Ford truck for sew
eral hundred yards. blowing his horn
In an effort to have the driver OF the
Ford pull to one side and allow him to
pass
man sitting on tho running board
Of tho Ford. the Edge boy told Assist
ant Prosecutor Wood. motioned for him
70 pass and the driver pulled 10 one
side As he nearcd tho Ford, the Edgo
boy said. tho driver OF tn" Ford truck
pulled n the loft and he attempted 70
pass the Ford on tho right. In doing
so he says he struck the Ford and that
the man on the runnin. board jumped.
Edge said he stopped some distance
away and when he looked around he
saw the driver Of the Ford was still!
coming behind him and did not helteN"
he injured any person or hurt the truck.
Makes Confession Later.
When Fred Parker was called before
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
JOE PACO LOSES @,.'
:. TO SAILOR GRANT

Toledo, a. June 3o.-(Sr"ciai).-ln
spite OF every effort :" knock out MS
man hy constantly carrying tn" fight to
him. Joe racko. local %lugccr wh" has
been steadily winning victory by the
knockout route. Tonight was out
snar,rd by Sailor Grant. "t Lima. Grant
won 4 slight shade on points. Packo had
the frs, three rounds 10y a considerable
margin hut beginning with the nth on
10 the twelfth. Grants hett"r boxing
made the Toledo boy look foll!sh. Al
though Eddie Adams. az Detroit. showed
rare Eamcness. Jack Dairy. Of Toledo.
gave him a tough Iacing in eight rounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
HOLD JOHN ORR
IN $4,000 BAIL
Son of Harrison Co. Mine Operator
Charged With the Deaths OF
Two Miners.

C,arksbu-E. W. Va. June S0.-John l..
Orr. son nf one OF the owners OF the
Hudson coat Company. who was today
arrested on = warrant sworn out by
Frank Mccartney. international board
member Of the United Mine Workers.
in connection with n riot near tho
Lewis mine 4 week ago, was released
under E25.o0o hCnd after he had waived
4 preliminary examination. The bona
was furnished - John g. Southern
Indigo q. the Harrison county criminal
court.
Mccartney charged that Orr fired the
shots which caused the deaths Of two
striking miners on an intcrurhaa car
during the riot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
WARWOOD IS
Toms for this column may be left
ut McNannra's Drug Store for Miss
Elisabeth Mcclure, correspondent
Luncheon Tor Guests

Mis-. Elizabeth Jackson Will entertain
number OF her friends at her home on
Cherry Hnl today complimentary TO
her guests Misses Catherine Bates OF
Stouhcnville and Nell Eeumann OF Fair
mont. After tho dainty luncheon the
guests will enjoy five hundred.
W. H L. Club
The members OF the w. II. L. club
tourneys To Camp Rose where they en-
loved marshmellow toast and baked
fish supper. After the supper and toast
the merry crowd will enjoy other usual
amusements The club Will hold their
regular meeting next week at the nome
OF Mrs. Charles Cornell.
Recital Last Evening
\ very plea sing recital was rendered
IN the high school auditorium last eve
ming by the pupils Of Miss Marguerite
O'Rricns Elecution CLASSES. Quito a
large number attended.
Theatre Party
Ono OF the pretty affairs Of the week
was theatre party at the Victoria.
The affair was in honor 81 out OF town
guests After the performance the
guests repaired 70 the Peerless Tea
Room where dainty luncheon was
served 10 the following:
Misses Nell NcumRnn. OF Fairmont;
Catherine Bates OF Stcubcnrille; Lillian
Noble 81 Martins Ferry: June Cornell.
Mary Redmnnn. Elizabeth Hamilton and
Mcsda,ncs William Rowan and John
Cornell.
Junior X DIS.
The unior Circle Of Kings daughters
mot ut tho home of Miss Catherine Stein
Becker ON 10th street. lsst evening.
Miss Ethel Marsh. president. had charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
Await Meeting Hour

WASHINGTON June 3O.-Au parties 20
the bituminouS coal srike and tn the
SUSPENSION Of work % the anthracite
regions postponed action In the situa-
ton awaiting the conference tomorrow
which President Harding has summon
eG 20 discuss settlement plans.
OF the fifty men who will attend tnH
conference here half are miners union
officials and three speak for the gen
eral committee Of anthracite o9e'-
atOrs.
The DELEGATES OF the hitumlnous on.
ploveres were still unsolicited tonight.
However \. NJ. Oglc. president OF TIC
National Coal Association 70 wAom
the responsibility for making up
bituminous representation was dec
gated by the president announced
that an adequate and open minded
group would be present.
Harding TO Soeak
President HARDING will mako a hrlet
address il was said a. tho opening o.
the conference, weicominc his guess
and describing issues which nc ma:
called them to onSidHr.
Delay in naming The b!'uno'norH
operators group was larcC;r atfrinut"c
today TO difficulties in getting ~"
widely scattered producing territories
properly represented on short notice.
District meetings Of operators asso'
Citations have been necessary e 21E'-
mate representatives il several cases.
Secretaries HOnvc" ard n@I!S arc
expected 10 sit in the gathering when
will rot he public.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
NO TRACE Of ..'''
SAFE BLOWERS
POLICE STILL BArFLED BY ROB
Berry IN EAST WHEELING
YESTERDAY MORNING.

T'p 70 two o'clock this morning, CITY
pol,c. were still baffled by the robbery
some time early yesterday morning IN
the Offices Of the Pure OIL Company on
NcColloch street. between tho barns OF
the Wheeling Public Service company
and the Union 'stockyard offices.
A number OF clues had been run
down but at an early this morning
nothing definite was announced.
According to the police. the jon was
presumably ono Of experts or profes-
SIGNALS. The outside doors had hrst
been knocked off. and then some hiSh
explosive thought to have been nitro
glyccrine was used. The explosion was
so great the safe was almost wrecked
Very little money was taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01

dent Of the South Side. He resided tor
many years at No. 4l25 Wood street.
Hhe was born in Germany on July D.
1871 and came to this country, and 10
Wheeling in 1885. For 20 years he was
employed as roller at the Riverside
slate mill. For the past ten years ne
was associated with Mr.. Kalkreuth.
Resides his wife. who before marriage
was Miss Louisa Bauer, OF wheeling.
n. IS survived by the following hvo
children and one son: Mrs. Harvey Pear
ley. Mrs Frank J. Bero and MRS. 'onn
s Taught al lof wheeling: Mrs. Ed
ward Kelley, Of Ceder Rapids. Iowa,
and Miss Virginia and George WINNER
al home.
Mr.. WINNER was member OF st.
Mary's church and member OF the 10y
al Order Of Moose.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
HARDING TO VISIT
the U, s. MARINES
General PerehinC - Accompany Frest-
dent on Visit to Gettys-
burg Camp.

Go'tysaurr. Pa. June 5n-rn rrerara-
ton for tn" arrival of President Harding.
General Persh!rg and others In the OIL
r.a' party tomorrow. all eNteSiNc
nareuvers have been called off at IN"
camp NJ United states marines on
Gnttyshurg battlefield. The announce
nea, that Genera! HCrsh!ng's name ar
Feared on the list az tA"s" Accompany
rcarrl oa tho Nst os those accompany
i9r the President was a pleasant sur
.-:sn 20 Tho marines. Everything "a IN
readiness to resolve the party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
REFUSE TO renew
PICKFORD DIVORCE

Carson City. New. June 20.-Thc state
supreme court ~ Nevada h"Ec Tod de-
n:cd a petition Of A;toru"" = n"'H.
Leonard T. Fowler Cor r"h',r.nG Of
his action attacking he div"rc" granted
20 Mary P.cKrord from Owen Moore
both motion picture stars. Tho Su-
preme court recently uphold the divorce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
PERSUASION To
COMPR OM|SE IS
PLAN Of FARLEY
OPERATORS-MINERS
GATHER AT CAPITAL
Administration Will Not At
tempt to Force End OF
Strike.

Westminster. June &0.-The govern
nenr was said a.. the White House
late today To have no detinit" plan 10
present 70 the coal mine operators
and mine union leaders who will meet
tomorrow with President Harding.
The government will still depend on
persuasion 10 bring about some CON-
promise and considers that it has II"
authority 70 try CompulSion, it was
added.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
ORDER MAINTENANCE
TO STAY AT WORK

Detroit. Mich. June 30.-fBy The
Associated Press ALL maintenance
OF way forces throughout The United
states were instructed u remain IT
work PENDING the outcome o. the
conference OF officers OF the United
Brothcrhood OF Maintenance OF Way
Employees and Railway shop Labor
ers. in Chicago. July ,. in kilograms
sent out from the general headquar-
ters Of the organization here early
today over the signature Of l.. +.
Cradle. grand president. Il was an
nounced from headquarters a. l:iO
o'clock this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01

Tho Young man. leading n dog by n
string. lounC"d up To III" ticket office or
n railway station and inquired: Must 7
--aw--talin n ticket for a puppy"
$50: YOU can travel as an ordinary
passenger" was the reply.-Universalist
Leader.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01

Assistant Prosecutor Bachmann and
questioned. he said no was II years OF
are and boarded at Anderson's IN Beech
Bottom. lie confessed that Edge hal
lied md that they did not come 10
Wheeling after the accident but turned
around at the Top mill and went back 10
Warwood. AS they passed the scene OF
the accident. according 10 Barker. they
seen a man lying on the road bleeding
but despite his and Carl Baughts eff
forts TO have Edge stop Edge continued
on and refused TO stop at Tho scene
Barker denied the statement OF Edge
that after the accident they went home
and occurred fishing poles and went fish
Ing and said they were frightened and
went in hiding.
Carl Baught who IS 81 years Of age.
and who also boards al Andersons, verI-
lied Bankers statements. Edge, when
learning his two companions confessed
admitted he lied, according TO police.
Held for Manslaughtsr.
Following testimony BY Chief Frazier
md Detective Humcs, Assistant Prose.
cutting Attorney Wood held Edge with
out bond on O charge OF manslaughter
and held the two companions without
bond as witnesses. 1t is likely that a
bond will be set tomorrow for Barker
and Baught.
Returning Prom Work
Mr.. WINNER. who was an employe OF
Otto Kalkreuth. local florist, was sit
ting on the running board OF a Ford
truck on their return to Wheeling Tor
lunch after working during the day In
Warwood Mr. Kalkreuth was sitting
on the seat with the driver OF the ma
chine whose name is said TO be Fischer
According TO police, the Paige ma
chine collided into the rear OF the truck
throwing WINNER out OF the machine
and believed to have struck him in the
head with the huh Of the machine. HIS
head was cut open and he was rushed
to the hospital where at 5:17 o'clock he
died without regaining consciousness.
Acting Coroner John w. kindelbcrFer
was notified and will conduct an In
quest this afternoon.
Prominent Resident
Mr.. WINNER was a prominent resi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
ARMY TENTS FOR LEGION

Washington. June 3@-The house TO-
day passed Joint resolution authorize
Ing the secretary of war 10 loan tents
for the use OF the American Legion con-
vent!on az New Orleans next October
TIE resolution now goes 20 tho senate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
NEWSPAPER STRIKE

Berlin, June 30.--Most OF the newspa'
rcrs in Berlin went on strike today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01

Tho Frahmanic India widows were
burnt with their dead husbands bodies.
until I629.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-11-03
Or four years"

or four years" .
This difference as TO tho length OF
the term is clearly immaterial, since
the contract was illegal and unenforei-
bic by either party because within the
statute of Frauds in either event, ana
there is no direct contention other
wise 1t was treated however as ma
terial upon the trial in determining
the character OF appellc's tenancy. and
as decisive of whether or not he was
entitled to notice TO vacate. In tac'
this was the only question Of fact sub
mitted to the jury, and the jury's YER
dict for the tenant was of necessity
based upon a finding that the original
contract of rental was for an indefi-
mite period. or, as appelle stated. for
three or four years" rather than for
one year as appellant testified.
1t is therefore perfectly clear that
the Judgment entered upon the verdict
rests solely upon the validity ascrioed
by the court in the instructions given
to this verbal agreement, if for three
or four years" as claimed by appellee.
That this was error Is at once appar-
ent from q mere statement of the facts
as is the further fact that any defense
asserted upon the contract of rental
alone should have been disallowed as
| matter of law by the court.
The only other defense interposed
was an alleged estopal resulting from
partial performance OF the original
contract, and of another verbal agree
ment for a second year alleged to have
been entered into in the summer or
fall of 1921.
Upon this precise question, and upon
facts almost identical and entirely an
alogous. we held in Gault V. Carpen-
ter, 1S7 Ky. 90, 21S S. W. 254, that an
estoppal was not created. and that a
verdict should have been directed as
asked to find the tenant guilty OF the
forcible detainer charged.
That case, moreover, is conclusive
that partial performance of a contrac
within the statute of frauds is no
available as an estoppal in forcibl
detniner proceedings, since in so hold
ing upon authority Of several case
cited. the only case to the eontrar
was expressly oyerruled as being lou
OF harmony" with all other cases de
cided by this court in which that queS
ton Was involved.
4 Wherefore the judgment is reverse
with directions to direct the verde
k for the plaintiff, if upon another tri
: the evidence is the same.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-11-03
HELPFUL WORDS
From o Maysville Citizen.

Is your back lame and painful?
Does it ache especially after exer-
ton?
Is there a soreness In the kidney
region?
These symptoms suggest weak kid
neys.
II so there is danger in delay.
Weak kidneys get weaker fast
Give your trouble prompt attention.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Your neighbors use and recommend
them.
Read this Maysville testimony.
Mrs. ]. W. Ishmeal 225 East Fifth
street, says: / had been a sufferer
from kidney trouble for many years.
Ny kidneys were in a weak condition
and at times they acted too often. Ny
back ached terribly which broke my
rest at night. i had dizzy spells and
could see flashes before my eyes and
everything turned black before me.
4 friend told me about using Doan's
Kidney Pills with benefit SO 1 sent
to Swift's drug store and got two
boxes. After usin gthem / got better
and have felt like a different woman
ever since. / can't recommend Doan's
too highly"
Price 60c., at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy - get
Doan's Kidney Pills - the same that
Mrs. Ishmeal had. Foster-Milburn
Co, Mfrs, Buffalo. n. Y.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-11-03
APPELLATE COURTS
OPINION IN LANDLORD
AND TENANT LITIGATION.

That the Public Ledgeris readers
might be informed on the Court of Ap-
pelas' position on the landloard and
tenant question, We publish herewith
that courts decision on the Mcdaniel
Cracraft case recently decided from
this county:
This forcible detainer proceeding
was begun by appellant on March ID.
1922. to evict appellee from a house
and lands which he had occupied and
cultivated as appellants tenant for the
previous year under verbal contract
p The parties agree that this contract
was entered into orally in August,
1920, and that the term was to and did
begin March 10. 1921, but they dis
agree as to its duration, appellant tes-
tifying that it was for one year while
appellee testified that 1t was for three
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-11-03
COMMENT
sSaasa5sS5SassssSaS5s

The attention OF the young is again
this afternoon turned to football and
the warm supporters of the NJ. II. 5.
team are hoping that the locals will be
enabled to make a showing against the
Carlisle High School squad. The men,
bers of the local team are somewhat
discouraged. not because they have
thus far been unable TO win game but
because they are not given the proper
support. Let's get behind the Local
gridders for the balance of the season
and we may have a winning team next
year.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-11-03

The Maysville High School Lyecum
course should have better support
from the people of Maysville. The tai
ent thus far has been very good ana
the price is very reasonable. On FIJI
day evening, November 1'th' ASH
Davis, the cartoonist, will be the enter
tainer. He will give you an evening
of entertainment OF the highest sort
Let's all go and help pull the lyceum
course through to a big success.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-11-03

Some of our local business men VINO
have been looking into the new fire
insurance rates just received by local
agents are wondering what sort OF
rates we might have if We were oSck
where we we're twenty years ago with
volunteer fire departments. Our coun-
try neighbors should certainly feel
good over the protection they receive
against both fire and windstorm IN
their mutual company at such reason
able rates.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-11-03

1t looks like the reform movements
of both Judge Curran and Jailer
Wheeler this week failed. Judge Cur
ran held up a big fine on a mans
promise to leave town and he "flunk-
ed" JaiIer Wheeler gave one of his
prisoners leave to go about town as q
"trusty" and he left town. Why is II
that men do not appreciate such kind
ness? In so many instances sucf
kindness is not appreciated and conn
dence in man is shaken.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-11-03

Wonder why we can't be reasonable
at all times and give the other fellow
credit for having some little Judgment
about things. Because fellow diners
with you, you have no right 10 ques-
ton his honesty in his belief. The
fellow who hasn't a fixed opinion is
poor sort of chap but the one who
thinks the other is chump because
their opinions do not agree is fool.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-11-03

BY assessing fines of $4,000 and
iail sentences of two years Judge A.
NJ. ]. Cochran at Coyington this week
emphasized his statement that the pro-
hibition laws must be obeyed. Judge
Cochran said something that the peo-
ple must realize when he said: Viola
tons of the prohibition laws are
largely due TO the opposition Of man!
respectable citizens to these laws. VIC
lations o. these laws lead to violations
of other laws" It's about time w
realized that prohibition is now Law
and that law should be obeyed whethe
we think it right or no.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-30
Y PATEK, 80. CERVNA, 1922
Prednaska dir. Rad
la v Chicagu.
(Dokonceni }

Zakladni problem socializa-
ce IL mas je ohromn6 veliky, jed
ma Sc predne o socializaci vel
kych podniku, jako uhelnych
dolu, lesu, zelezarskych "a
vodu a, pod. Mali Sc takove
podniky znarodnit, totiz statl
vlastnictvim naroda, anebo O.
devzda do rukou velkych kor-
poraci, V nichz by nell delnici
hlavni slovo? Panuji tom
vsem dosud yelke spory. Je to
Ctazka velice tezka, ale krajne
duIezita take 20 STRANGE ma
rodni, protoze velkq podniky
spocivaii doposud vets'nou Y
moci Nemcu. Jedna Sc tedv
hIavne o to, jak dostat tyto
podniky do rukou Vlady, do
moci ceskeho naroda. Jak ale
to provesti skutkem, aby SO
podniky temi neotraslo? he
nkvapeny postup pri tom neni
nikterak zdravy, videti nejle-
ne ma dnesnim Rusku. Proto
socializace dolu a velkych pod
niku u mas postupuje velice po
malu vpred
Jinym ukolem socializase Je
pozemkova reforma. Nelko-
statkari predstavuil roVnez j.
stou nadvladu kapitalismu. -
Jedna sc tedy 0 to, ably Sc vel
kostatky od majitelu koupily,
rozparcelovaly a rozprodaly
drobnym lidem. u mas Sc ! V
tomto smeru pracuje vellce po
malu. Rozhodni einitele
vazni hde vytykaji, ze Sc po-
stupuje We veci te az priliS po-
malu, ba ze Sc TAX dele zu-
myslne. Lide, jimz zalezl na
tom, ably sc postup ten co mo2
no zdrzoval, sc to zaSazuJl
dociluji toho, protoze mall
yIiy. OStatne celia tato DOZem-
kova reforma zda Sc byt vazne
ohrozena, protoze naZlranl na
zpusob postupu nenl lednotny
Socialni demokrate jsou
proti parcelaci velkostatku
chteji, ably Sc zaVedla koliek.
tivni sprava jejich sc stran4
delnictva. Agrarnici, touzic
DO parcelaci, domkari Sc W
nemohou dockat, az Jim budt
puda pfidelena, nasledken
toho panujl rozpory ma vsect
stranach. DoSlo Sc ale k veil
ce dulezitemu poznatku, q
velkostatky sc odstranit ami d.
celia nedaji, protoze je jlcI
auUne treba. Ia valky Sc uka
zalo, ze mali drobni hospoda
ii do<tdou poschovavat RUIN
veci a neposilaji je do velko
NEST, ze nemaii tolik mravn
silly, ably sc iich zrekly We pre-
speech ostatnich. K tomu I
celu musi zde byti nadale yt
kostatky, prctoze Sc tyto dc.
staten lepe kontrolovat. Pr
to i tuto otazku je neobycejn
tezko resit a postur resent dt