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Evening star., 1923-12-25
DEER LINE HIGHWAYS,
Fed From Motor Cars by Children
in California.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 25.-
Wild deer from the foothills above
the Santa Clara valley have descended
to safe pastures adjacent to Palo Alto
ana Los Altos, about forty-five miles
from San Francisco, and have become
so tame that they trot nonchalantly
along highways
Even terrifying motor cars fail to
make the arrivals scamper into the
brush. In several instances children
have fed them from their hands.
Shooting is prohibited in the imme-
diate vicinity.
Evening star., 1923-12-25
Too Much Style.
From Life.


Yon Yonson of the lumber camp
returned only two days after Ieavin 2
for an intended visit Of a week with
relatives. The camp cook. surprised,
the folks use you right?"
"Oh, folks ban guide" replied Yon,
but dey put on too much styles.
Dey. even eat pie with knife instead
of dere hand!"
Evening star., 1923-12-25
Extraordinary Ratiocination

The Boston Transcript credits this
item to an English paper:
"A motor car plunged into the
Thames at Richmond last Sunday
night. 1t is thought that the driver,
Mrs., failed TO keep to the main
road"
Evening star., 1923-12-25
U. S.-TO-INDIA LINE OPENED.

NEW YORK, December 25.-A new
direct freight service from Calcutta and
Colombo to Boston and New York. be-
ginning February 20. has been an
nounced by the Cunard line.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-02-16

..con,o tbou with us and we will do thee good"
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

seems to be brains" behind this pro-
duction. Give us more of this kind OF
entertainment.
Billy "Swede" Hall impersonates a
female hotel elevator operator. Much
Of the act is ''hoakum" but the entire
| act lands with q bang.
Ross, Wyse and Tony WISER is an
lOther team which invites real patron
age to vaudeville theaters. The two
men-one is midget-present some
| acrobatio and tumbling stunts Of
! splendid merit. There Is a woman in
the act who furnishes some harmony
while the men are getting their
wind" after their whirlwtnd stunts.
The two men stage an impression Of
Mister Gallagher and Mister Shean
which is a comedy triumph Easily
the hit of the show.
The fourth act of Importance is
Rhoda and Crompton, who sing songs
| in the right way. An oriental number
! is pleasing, These people radiate
class.
! The Five Musical Chanins are in
strumentalists, who are assisted by a
woman soloist. Their jazz playing is
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-09
KIDNEYS need LOTS
OF WATER AT Times

Most folks forget that the kidneys.
like the bowels. sometimes get slug
glsh and clogged and need a flushing
occasionally, else we have backache
and dull misery IN the kidney region,
severe headaches, rheurpatic twinges,
torpid liver. acid stomach, sleepless-
ness and all sorts of bladder disorders.
You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean and the moment you
feel an ache or pain in the kidney
region begin drinking lots of water.
Also get about four ounces OF Jad
Salts from any good drug store here,
take a tablespoonful in a glass OF
water before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys win then act fine,
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon Juice. com.
bined with Hthia, and is intended to
flush clogged kidneys and help stimu-
late them to activity. II also helps
neutranze the acids in the urine so
they no longer irr1tate. thus helping
! TO relieve bladder disorders.
.Iad Salts is inexpensive; makes a
delightful effervescent lthia water
drink which everybody should take
now and then to help keep their kid
neys clean.
a well,known local druggist says he
sells lots Of Jad Salts 10 folks who
/ believe in trying to correct kidney
trouble while It IS only trouble. BY
all means have your physician ex'
anime your kidneys at least twice q
+ ear.-Advertisement.
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show, has regular scenery, costumes
and everything. TheScaSt is good
one and the chorus Is much better
than the average. Pat has the role Of
an Irish labor leader.
There are several specialties in the
show. One is a toe-dancer. Classic
dancers seldom get over with bur
lesque audience, but this one did. An
other speciality Is the offering Of the
Great Evans" He works along the
lines of Houdeni, releasing himself
from a straight jacket while suspended
in mid air and also from handouts,
chains and ropes.
The cast includes Harry 'Stratton,
Charles Pendley. Bob Lynch, Red
Walters, Bessie Baker, Gene Fox and
Helen Dale.-(By Observer.)
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JoLsOn Lets the World KmozV That
q Nm-Tax Would Sure Wreck Him

Santos and Hayes. who were seen
here lastfn their own revue, are going
IL together this season. They still
poke fun at themselves. Pleasing
'burlesque." Easy winners.
Melody is contributed by Loretta
Rhodes and Ruth Watson. The
Autumn Three open the show.
= AT Keiths all week. Stacks up as
a good show.
l. +
Favorites of Other Days
Show Us How 1t Should Be
TAVORITES OF THE PAST, COM
posed of stage people who enter
tanned our fathers and grand
parents about fifty years ago, is the
chief item of interest at the Palace
this week.
This act is patterned after the big
time act, Stars of Yesterday" It
serves to bring back to the Stage
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A number of vaudeville acts are
worked through the offering. One OF
the number is programmed the Hoax
UNI Harmony Singers" This act con
sists Of three young men who form a
sort of singing trio. with one man
playing piano. These fellows could
stand a great deal more rehearsing.
other acts are Fulton and Jenkins,
Mary Prathe, and the -Four Dancing
Demons.
Jackie Coogan in Trouble" Is the
photopIay feature. This is an ex-
cellent picture and has already been
reviewed in these columns.-(By OBJ
server).
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4 NezO Style

Say, fellows, have a new style
for you.
Really, you fellows who wear
piano covers for mufflers are out
of style.
Get next to the new fashion in
mufflers. Al JOlson is wearing
the very latest style. 7 noticed
it when he came into Nelson
Trowbrldge's Office at the Murat
last night.
Jolson's muffIer-must I tell
you?
Sure.
Well, his muffier was and is a
very red bandana handkerchief.
And that's the truth.
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0OUL MUSIC-That is what Al JoI-
- son sings. He kisses d nanny
~ song Of the day and the kiss lifts
It to the skies in a melody wave.
There Is a sigh, a. love thought behind
the melody OF MY Coal Black
Nanny" No one can sing "A ballad
as good as this man can. He sang
last night with eli his soul Time and
time again he told the vast audience
at the Murat that he was in love with
everybody. believe that Al Jolson
was telling the truth Never have I
seen him give a better performance.
He is always these days giving better
performances" because the soul Of a
great artist Is there.
April Showers" always a favorite.
nearly created a riot last night, but
It remained for who Cares?" TO tie
up the works Red hot tones came
from his lips. He told the orchestra
TO step on" the melody and the re
suit was panic. Here is jazz singing
supreme. Nothing can compare to the
way JOlson puts over this song
Jolson seems to catch the sunbeams
from on high when he sings,- My
Buddy" You feel rather, well. Ike
you would Ike TO cry because the song
is so beautiful Everybody encored
that song. I believe that Judge
James a. Collins, who was In the all
diance, encored that one TIA longest.
Jolson IS preaching the gospel of
melody these days He told me before
the show last night that he was feel
ing great and was happiest when he
was bowling his head of. Il am
feeling great" he cried And It was
q great JOlson night, We all stayed
until after 1115 p m and we were
still begging for more when the last
curtain came down That was a beau
tiful tribute to the artistry Of this
master of song
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Favorites of Other Days
Show Us How 1t Should Be

Sndl ACo y. AOuCL
a comedian of
years ago; Cath
crime Marco. an
opera singer. and
Harry Bartlett,
who Is remem-
bered for the
song, II Am a
Swell These
three are old.
but each one has
found the secret
o I k Q o 2 ! n 6
young. II is a
great frohc to
them to- come
back" and the
audience enjoys
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sight; Katherine and Gladys Bennett,
while singing How'd You Like to

Be a KId?;;
FRANKLIN A. Ba-
tie; Ann Mason,
while singing "a
Girl Has a Sailor
IN Every Port
Frank Bernard "a
splendid dancer0
Mile. Phebe in
The Glide De
Luxe" and many
others.
From a scenic
standpoint BON
DO" is the pretti-
est and the big
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you that. but JOlson does. The
Queen had handed over all Of her
jewels but the rings on her fingers.
'Bombo" Jolson, looking at the
stones, said: "Queenie, my baby,
you are holding out on US. Hand over
the rocks"
And so the famous journey was
made possible. Before the voyage
starts Jolson declares that as per cent
beer IS going TO be permitted for me
dicinal purposes" He then adds that
he has dandruff very bad"
So much for the Al Jolson jokes in
''Bombo." He admits that it is easy
to get jokes. Ee gets jokes from
travelling men. but I cant tell them
here"
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BY WALTER D. HICKMAN

WALTER HICKMAN
OLUMBUS close relative telling Bombo Al Jolson,
~ that his sentence structure all wrong.
Your syntax wrong said Josons learned friend Your
syntax-'
Jolson after rolling his eyes, smiled his exploring friend
and said D sntax Man. there isn't enough money all the
world pay my sin-tax.
the several hundred laughs dshed by Al Jo
son in ''Bombo."
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A 'Hick' Sheriff Furnishes
Comedy on RiaIto Bill

That's a good idea, I'll make a
note Of It," is the favorite line of a
Thick" sheriff. who is the chief
character in mile a Minute Mary"
the musical comedy attraction at the
Rialto this week.
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miles an hour. Jol-
son couldn't be-
Iieve it until the
brother said: You
don't know what is
under the hood.
There is a Pack
ard gland there. "
That explains the
the secret. We all
believed the story.
It was "BOmbo"
Al JOlsOn who in
duenced Queen lisa
bella Of Spain to
pawn her Jewels so
Columbus could dis
cover America. His
tory viii not tell
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-09
Many Movies Furnish
GOOd Entertainment

The following movies are on view
today; robin Hood" at the Circle;
'@Who Are My Parents?" at the
Apollo: brothers Under the Sllin,'
at the Ohio; THE Iona Hand" at the
Isis; %The Desert Bridegroom" at
the Regent; Kick IN at the
Colonial and ''The Lone Gambler at
Mister Smiths.
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\ E8IBERS Of the cast measure
NJ up to the demands made upon
them by the star 1 can men
ton only few: Mildred Keats. while
singing The Horse Trot-7 o. IS here
that the girls are harnessed up to
resemble prancing teams, 2 pretty
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gest show that Jolson has ever had
The scene showing the Court of Spain
is a dazzling dream. The sight of Co.
lumbus discovering America is one Of
rare beauty. There are so many. many
scenes that I can't go into detail at
this time.
There are tons Of fun in Bonnie. .
Do you want me TO tell you a secret?
WE'LL yelled and howled right out
loud last night. Several members OF
the audience got so worked up that
they yelled for more.
+ "Bombo" IS Jolson as the master
artist. Never has he appeared to bet
ter advantage.
JoIson today is spreading the seed
Of many a harvest Just to make AL
Of us happy.
At the Murat all week.
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HTHEL-that's the name of Jol-
- sons make-beIieve girl-was met
at the depot by Jolson and her
brother. The brother drove a Ford TO
get his sister. Brother tried to con-
cince Al that the Ford would go so
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pleasing. The bill includes Jean and
Val Jean. Rose and Edwards and
Round Ten" of 1.-THE Leather Push
ers."
A real bill. At the Lyric all week.
+ + +
Pat White Again Proves
He Is Still Real Comedian
DAT WHITE has an Irish bulldog.
At least we suppose 1t must be
- Irish, for it dances an-Irish reel
and understands perfectly Pats Irish
Fbrogue. And Pat thinks a lot of his
little pal, for he gives him feature
spot in his show, the Irish Daisies. d"
down at the Broadway where they
are playing this week.
Pat has lost none of his following,
If we are to judge by yesterday s
audience, nor hasNhe lost any of the
ability that has made him a favorite
for many years Pat White is one of
the best Irish comedians in burlesque
and if he continues in the type Of
show he is offering this season, be is
likely to remain a favorite for some
/ time to come.
The Irish Daisies" looks like q
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them. The act is nicely mounted. One
does not wish that these three re-
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"Old Cronies" Gets First
Prize This Week at Keith's

FAVORITES of other seasons
carry off the honors this week
at Keith's.
There names are Al Lyden and
Carleton Macy in "OIdi Cronies." Macy
is an aged Macy captain and Lydell is
an old soldier. These old cronies raise
the old question-Who will be first.
the Army or the Navy?
The makeup Of these two men are
masterpieces. Their jokes are rapid.
at times fast, but the manner Of de
livery makes each one q howl When
the old sea captain takes out his
knitting, the Old Army veteran re
marks, Are ye a captain Of a ferry
boat eve howled at that one.G To
me this team is real laugh producer.
believe the majority is with me this
time.
Bessie Barriscale. a movie actress, is
making her first vaudeville appearance
here this week. She has a pleasing
little slit called, Picking Peaches" in
which she plays at least three char
acters. Her best characterization is
that Of a wise" telephone operator In
New York hotel he is assisted by
a capable company.
Fred Fenton and Sammy Fields are
blackface entertainers. They dance,
sing and viii make you laugh. Ray
Hall, Edith Erminie and Louise Br1ce
have an cdd offering IN "a Night
on Broadway" Hall while mounted
on a one wheel cycle. dances TO jazz
music. Something new.
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Four Acts Lifts Lyric Bill
To Position of Fine Entertain

~OPUI.AR VAUDEVILLE as it
should be exists at the Lyric this
- week.
The idea back OF at least four acts,
seems to be a desire on the part Of
the actors to entertain in an artistic
and pleasing way.
Ned Morton and associates In
What's Your Name2" a farce with
music, teaches a splendid lesson TO
vaudeville producers. Morton has a
real set. Not pieces Of scenery
placed together but an artistic set
with good looking furniture. Every
one in the cast works with complete
knowledge of the show business. A
complete little story is told. There
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manned at their f1resides. We need
the old-timers these days.
The Koban Japs present at least one
unique stunt-one of the men walks
while balanced on his head, up a
flight OF twelve steps. Burns and Lor-
raine runs to song and dance impress
sions. They are talented. Larry
Conner sings a number of songs in a
pleasing way FIibbett and Male are
two men who engage In comedy pat
ter One Of the men states that he
took a girl home the other night and
that she walked SO heavy on the porch
when they got home that her par
ents woke up.
Gladys Delmar and Boys-Here is a
pleasing act. They look like young
sters, but I am told they are really a
little older. The boys compose q jazz
band. Miss Delmar sings and dances
with pleasing effect. A good act.
The screen feature is George AIDES
Back Home and Broke" with
Thomas Meighan. More about this
picture some other day
At the Palace all week.
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Silactvi stale ho zivot.

ceskem venkove je urcity
druh lidi, kteri radi Sc honosi
- silactvim. kolik uz bylo phi.
padu, ze sazky to ci ono -
spatnG skoncily. TAX tomu by
10 lake v Hadicich na zapadHi
Moraye. Rolnik Vacek stavel
kamenne sloupky ku plotu.
Sloupky byly tax tezke, re je
zveda'y tri osoby. Celedin Va
cknv Pachta sc cht6l zalibiti
holcmldoucim, proto je zyal,
vychloubaje Sc: "Pojd'te Sc po
dilat, ia zvednu ten sloup
sam" 4 opravdu, kdyz lide Sc
sbehli 80 sloup nadzvedl. Bo-
huzel ysak no Y roynovaze ne
udrzel - takze Sc prevalil a
rozmackl mu hlavu, ze byl ma
Mate mrtey. I'll, kteri sledo-
v.li jeho silacky vykon odcha-
zeli Szruseni, vidouce mrtNo-
lu hlavou IA, padrt' rozmack
n4Lou.
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ryvxT1

HC LHOsA AOAYSASASA"4AS JSA ~
10 pred jeho nastoupenim ma
trim zniceno dplne zatopou.
Ia jeho vlady citalo mesto 400
900 obyvateld a skytalo skvost
ny pohled Sc svym poulicnim
zivotem, v nemz Sc misily vse-
chny narodnosti rise, nadherou
barev domu, vody a zahrad, Sc
svymi kamennymi mostly, jez
spojovaly d1m s domem. Tfi
hraze kamene spojovaly me-
sto pevninou, vodoyod rozva-
del vodu z "pahorku kobylek"
do stredu mesta, rozdeleneho o
hromnymi ulicemi.
Velka pece Sc venovala a.
stronomii, meteorologii a ma
tematice, Zvlast6 matematika
byla tax vyyinuta, re Sc pro-
vadely astronumick Ike vypocty Sc
ctrnacticiselnymi logritmy. Ka
zdy SO. rok byl rokem pre-
stupnym, ma jehoz konci byly
uhaseny vsechny ohn6 a vsech
mo naradi rozlamano.
Knezi sc teSili jake vsude
Ivyminecnemu postaveni. V ce-
lie risi bylo jich ma pull millio-
! nu. Bohu byla uctivana nescet
Ina rada, jejich obrazy byly ma
lvsech uliclch.
Kdysi, kdyz jeste I'll jejich
Mesias mezi lidmi, byla doba
zlateho veku ma zemi. PAX ode
sci do pohadkove rise lillian
Tlapallan, ma ostrov blazenych
a predpovedel svuj novy pri-
chod ma zemi ma rok Ce-acalt,
die evropskeho letopoctu ma
rok 1913.
Toho roku pristali ma W.
chodnim pobrezi skutecne ci-
zinci, bill muzove, jakych do
sud Aztekove nevideli. Byli to
ISpanelove Sc svym vudcem
iCortezem. Montezuma nevy-
tahl proti MIN do boje, naopak
snazil Sc je primeti skvostny-
mi Diary, ably opustili pudu Me-
xika. Cortez Sak medal sc
premluviti, zahajil vybojne ia
zeni, podrobene narody vzbou
rily Sc proti dosavadnim vlad-
cum azteckym, po nekOlika-
mesicnich, rozhorcenych bo-
'jich mesto Tenochtitlan pablo.
! Vitezove Sc rozdelili 0 zemi.
lAz dosud svobOhne obyvatel-
stvo stale Sc nevolniky novych
Ikolonistu. Kazda vzpominka
ma dfiv6jsi st'astne dolby byla
lvyhlazena. Span6lsky biskup
Zumarraga dial spaliti vsechny
knihy, obrazy a kroniky IA.
kazal zpev starych pisni.
Jake kulturni podklady tu
ibyly zniceny, nelze ami odhad
nouti, teprve roku 1889 poridi
Kingsborough sbirku zachova
lych azteckych del, v posledn
pax dobe hromadi Sc jiz We
decke zpravy 0 vykopavkach
nalezenych azteckych umelec
kych dilech. Prastare mestt
pyramid Teotihuacau (vychot
ne Cd Mexika) pochazejici je
ste z dob Tolteku, odhaluj,
Sc vykopavkami, ma ktere by
10 jiz v6novano mnoho millio
MI peset.
"Ulice mrtvych'', dlouha sedn
mil, podle niz stoji 38 pyra
mid, byla jiz castecne odhale
na a objeveny pri tom yelkole
pc architektonicke archeolo
gicke divy. Teotihuacau jsol
druhymi Pompejemi pro al
cheology'a a historiky umeni 6
leho sveta. AL. NovotHy
1
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ZDAVNE STREDOAMER.
KULTURY.

HNcucuy Hdpi USIy AHNdLeh oLS-
hoyanim narodu, zkvetala v
Mexiku rise, jez Sc vyrovnala
moci, kulturou bohatstvlm
staroegyptskym a babylonsko-
asyrskym risim, rise Tolteku.
Jejich bohem byl mirny a do
brotivy Quocalcoatl, "zelene
opereny had', iemuz Sc obeto-
valy kvetiny a motyloye. Use
co stvorili Toltekove V oboru u
meni a vedy, pripadlo dedict-
vim Nahuatlakum, kdyz tolte-
cky stat zanikl prudkych bo
jich s olmeckymi, chichine-
ckymi a jinymi kmeny. NeJ-
pysneisim a nejbojovnejslm
kmenem Nahuatlackym byll
Aztekove.
Die jejich poy6sti zlakal ie
vabivy zjev kilbrika, jenz je
povazovan "a nesmrtelneho a
oddava Sc die jejich nazoru V
zine zimnimu spanku, opustili
|sva sidla u kalifornskeho "a
livu a teprve po nekollkale-
TEN bloud6ni dospeli do udoll
Anahuae, kdez zalozii uprO-
|stred jezera Texcoco (dnes Wy
schleho) ma kolich mesto Te-
|nochtitlan, "nopalovy kamen'.
|Pozd6ji bylo toto mesto nazva-
no Mexiko (ci "Mextli" = me
sto boha valky).
Kralove tenochtitlansti "ob-
sidianovy had, jeho nastupce
Montezuma l. "nebesky sip" a
hlavne ukrutny vladce "vodna
|ty oblicej" rozsirili risi az po
mexicky zaliv a ma druhe stra
ne az ma pobrezi Ticheho ocea
nu.
Aztekove pfinaseli svym DO
hum lidske obeti. Ably bylo sta
lie dostatek ob6tnich otroku,
vedla tenochtitlanska rise ne
ustale valku Sc vSemi 'soused-
mimi narody. Armada jejl by
la stale V poll, vudcoye oddilu
nell brneni re zlata a stfibra.
vojaci pestre ozdoby peri ma
hlave prilby chranici obi.
'cej.
Kral byi uctivan jako buh
Montezuma mladSi mel park
nejvzacnejsimi kvetinami
zviraty, dale poridil 81 krasnol
sbirku vsech zvlastnosti. Obrs
dy Il dvora byly Presne stano
veny. knezi, urednici dustoj
nici byli vybirani ze slechtl
ckeho stavu. Mlada slechta nt
vstevovala calmecae, nabozen
sko-vojensky ustav.
V risi kvetla nescetna RENE
sla. Kazde remeslo melo We nj
ste svoji ulici. Y Tenochtltla
nu byl ulice zlatniku, lekarnl
!, ku. dilen pro ozdoby z peri
rybaru, myslivcu, hostinskych
tkalcu kobercu atd.' Kazda pid
pudy byla obdelana.
| Obyvatelstvo zivilo sc kuku
rici, tlaolli. jez byla pripravo
vana mnoha zpusoby. Pila 81
joquia, odvar z kukufice
chocolat, kakaovy odvar. Ma
so Sc varilo z ptaku, zvere
- lidi.
/ Bohati obyvatele zili nesmi
ne prepychov6. Bydlili We dvo
az tripatrovych domech, jich
steny byly vyzdobeny barev
nou majolikou nebo reliefy. l
ynitr domu nachazely sc skvt
stne zahrady, steny kolem BY
ly pokryty cedrovym drever
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