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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-21
Jersey Cattle Sale
Planned in Butts

JACKSON, Ca, June 19,-Provid-
ing the necessary arrangements can
be made, a car OF Jersey cattle will
be sold in jackson in the late sum
mer or early fall The Kiwanis club,
Of Jackson, will sponsor the sale,
in the same maner that the club
sponsored the recent Guernsey sale.
Negotiations are now pending with
prominent Jersey breeders In Ten
nessee and a definite announcement
is expected within a short time.
The sale will be held for the pur'
pose of introducing into the county
dairy cattle of a high milk prcduc'
ton record. Two cars of Guernsey
cattle have been sold here within
the past fifteen months, and great
interest is being shown in the dairy
industry. -----.---
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-21
GEORGIA BANK LAW
IN FEDERAL COURTS
FOR VALIDITY TEST

Constitutionality of the Georgia
banking law is put to test in q case
taken under advisement by a federal
tribunal Tuesday following a hear
ing in United States district court
here.
T. r. Bennett, state superintend-
emit of banks is the defendant in
the action which was brought by the
stockholders of the defunct Bank OF
Lawrenceville, who seek to have the
state official restrained from col
lecting assessments levied against
stockholders as provided by the state
banking law.
The state was represented by At
tornev General Napier. Associated
with him was State Senator A. o.
Nix, of Lawrenceville. Bank stock
holders were represented by Major
w. E. Simmons, of Lawrenceville.
Attorney General Napier. In adj
dressing the tribunal. declared the
ca Sc is very important one, and
said the decision will have a far
reaching effect.
COnstitutionaIaty
1.-THE chief question in this case,
said Mr. Napier, lis whether Ar
ticle 7, section 20 Of the act of the
general assembly of Georgia of 1919
is unconstitutional. We contend
that it is not. The law is based
very much on the national bank
ing act, and we contend that the
state bank examiner occupies much
the same position as the comp
troller of currency in making as
sessments." W
Constitutionality Of the banking
law was attacked on two grounds:
First that section 20 is violative of
due process of law; and second, that
it does not provide sufficient day
in curt for the stockholders of
bank.
Besides questioning the constitu-
tionality of the law. the petitioners
also insist upon the right of stock
holders to set off the assessment
claims against them by deposits and
other monies due them by the bank.
They also contended that prior to
| the 100 per cent assessm emit levied
| by superintendent that he had pre-
viously levied 20 per cent assess
ment.
In its contentious, the state al
legged that to permit setting off of
assessments by deposits and other
moneys would give preference to
claims of stockholders. The 20 per
cent levy by the bank superintend'
ent was denied, 1t being declared
! that. that assessment was made by
| the stockholders themselves, and
| that the bank ran a year after
! wards.
Petitioners NOn-Residents
The petition was brought in fed
b eral court due to nonresldence
| two of the petitiOning stockholders.
The litigation arises over the fan
! ure of the bank, which closed its
doors on January 3, 1928. The bank
was taken over by the state super
| intendent of banking, and on Feb
| ruary IA, he levied an assessment
| of 500 upon each 500 share of
stock. 1t is in an effort to avoid
! that assessment that the suit has
| been brought.
Prior to its failure in January
the bank had sustained previous
financial difficulties, according to
the petition, which recited that the
banks capital stock had become i'm
paired, and IN November, 1920, the
| superintendent of banks was asked
to take control. He did so. and
| closed the bank. Then the stock
contention voluntarily levied a 20
| per cent assessment among them
! selves, and reopened the bank, re
| nev'ng the superintendent of banks
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-21
Oxygen Tank Bursts
When Pilot Attempts
New Altitude RECORD:

PARIS, June 1S.-Attempting to
establish a worlds altitude record,
Lieutenant Bury ascendedtoday in
an airplane to height of 5000 me-
tiers.
At that point his oxygen tank
broke and the alrman tainted. His
plane started tumbling earthward.
Bury recovered consciousness in
time 10 regain control straighten
out and make a safe landing.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-21
FRENCH BLOCKADE
CUTS OFF ESSEN'S
SUPPLY OF MILK

BERLIN, June 19.--(By the Asso'
ciated Press.EA dispatch from Es'
should be investigated by interna-
dents of the occupied districts were
A large number of wagons load
ed with provisions have fallen into
the hands of the French.
GERMAN PROTEST NOTE
ARRIVES AT WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, June 19,-Pro-
testing against the 'incessant
French policy of terrorism" in the
Ruhr valley, the German govern
ment, in a communication delivered
to the state department late yes.
terday, says it announces to the
world that the responsibility for any
consequences rests. alone with the
French government.
The communication, addressed to
Secretary Hughes and signed by DR..
Otto Wiedfeldt, the German ambas-
sador here, said the French govern
ment, in connection with alleged acts
Of sabotage in the occupied territory
had made no reply to repeated pro-
posals by the German government
that "unaccounted for incidents
wrongs against the German resi-
Specific instances of alleged
tional commissions.
it was Indicated, officials at the state
department regarded as having been
presented only for the information
cited in the communication, which,
of the American government, and
issued by General Degoutte.
sen says that in consequence of the
French hunger blockade" no milk
reached Essen yesterday. Provisions
are being sent to the large cities and
towns as far as possible by motor
lorries but the transportation of sup
plies is seriously impeGed by orders
not with a view to any intermediary
action.
GERMANS CHARGE HUNGER
RING is BEING DRAWN
DORTMUND, July 19.-(By the
Associated ress.)-Foodstuff would
be permitted to go to the Ruhr pop
ulation over the militarized railway
if the Germans did not refuse to
pay freight charges and 10 per cent
tax to the French railway admins
tration, it is stated in French quar-
tiers. The German authorities are
said to regard these requirements
not only as illegal but impracti.
cable.
The Germans say the French
have begun Selling all German
means of transportation used for
tba dictrihlltiOn of fOOdStuffS and
today there is actually "a hunger
circle" around the Ruhr. 1t is fur
Their stated that the French have
torn up most of the railroad tracks
leading to and from the unoccupled
mines and foundries.
This has imperi!led iron produc-
ton, as most of the foundries can
no longer get in coal.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-21
One Killed, One Missing
And Several Injured
In Nashville Explosion

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 10
One man was killed, one is missing
and several were injured when d
pneumatic tank at the plant of che
Nashville Machine company ex.
ploded here this morning about 7;30
o'clock Dave Zophie, so, mechanic,
was INSTANTLY killed. and Arthur
McChbrd, mechanics helper, is miss
ing The injured are j. D. Dacy,
j. o. adams and Jimmy West, ali
employees of the machine company.
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Cures PeIIagra or.
Money Refunded

The American Compromising Co, Box SSH
Jasper. Ala. will send you free Booklet ON
Pellagra, and Low to treat it, They will send itt
to you in plain wrapper, and you should
write for it if you suffer from Pellagra or have
any of the symptoms of Pellagra such as sore
mouth, red hands, skin peelng off, lips, throat
and tongue a flaming red with much mucous
and choking
Pellagra sufferers can get we'll. and remem-
her they guarantee Baughn's Peagra Treat-
ment to do all they claim, or give you back
every cent you have paid, SO you take abso-
lutey risk.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-21

Mothers Friend and had only nurse; wa
had no time to get doctor because wasn't
very sick--only about ten or fifteen min
utes." Use Mothers Friend as our moth.
ers and grandmothers did. Don't wait, start
today, and meanwhile write to Bradfeld
Regulator Co., BA as Atlanta, Ga, for a
free illustrated book containing information
every expectant mother should have. ''Moths
er's Friend" is sold by all drug stores;~s
everywhere.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-21

Pridgen's father also died of heart
failure while boating.
RaIeigh.-North Carolina. with cut
of one and one-fourth billion feet,
leads all Atlantic states in lumber
production, Virginia and Florida,
each with total of about one billion
feet, ranking next, says II. M. Cur
ran, farm forestry specialist of ex-
tension service.
ThOmasVilIe.-Trus Of Thomas
vile Baptist orphanage order two
new dormitories, one of which will
be built here and other at Kennedy
Home, at kinston, indorse plant to
establish home economics schools
and appropriate $4,000 for use of
mothers aid undertaking.
GoIasborO.-M. n. Gales, "a years
a railway postal clerk, writes Sena-
tor Overman complaining that he is
required to serve as helper to three
negro postal clerks on run between
this city and Beaufort. Senator inn
mediately addresses protest to the
postmaster general.
Chapel HilI.-George Gordon Bat
tie. New York, alumnus, st1rs au-
dience, including several nationally
known men, by plea for American
ahesion to world court, declaring IN
address at University of North Caro-
lima commencement, that IF we take
our part in world court, 1t will eXer-
else unreasonable influence in de
welcoming world good Twill.
High Point.-Clay Brown, crippled,
sits in room where he snot ms IA
ther. Pink Brown, listening to tu-
neral services, while windows and
doors are guarded by young men
at request Of sheriff who heard re-
ports attempt would be made to
take life of son, who s. ys he slew
his father to protect sister, Cora
Brown, from attack. Brown after
wards Is jailed on a charge of homl-
eide.
Elizabeth City,. A. Emory, Of
Spray, is elected grand sachem, ano
Marion is chosen for next annual
meeting by grand council. Improved
Order of Red Men, in annual ses
sion.
Charlotte North Caro-
lima conference of Epworth league
votes to hold next meeting at Greens
boro.
Charlotte for an edu
rational loan fund of $500 is made
by grand chapter, Eastern Star
which hears report that each cnap
ter in state last year contributed &c
support of Masonic and Eastern
Star home.
Raleigh.-Business man here dis
cuss proposal of New York bond syn
dictate to raise $1,2O0.000 for new
railway passenger station here, II
city will purchase one-fourth tina
amount. Chamber of commerce is
working on proposition.
Raleigh. for trial OF
w. V. Guerard, former grand dragon
of Ku Klux Khan in this state
charged with embezzlement, includ
ing summoning of prominent NORTH
Carolinians, including Judge Henry
appear as witnesses. attorneys indi
cate.
George Morris. ne
gro preacher, is instantly killed, anc
w. B. Coates, wealthy landowner
is seriously wounded in four-handet
gun battle involving Morris, Coate:
and two brothers, Gus and Manr
| Pate, at Pates home in Gray's
Creek township. over live stock
Pates surrender and make $4,000
bond each. Coates is brought to hos
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from suffering than you
have perhaps imagined.
An eminent physician,
expert in this science,
has shown the way. 1t
was he who first pro-
duced the great remedy.
Moth er's Friend. "
Mrs. G. J. Hartman,
Scranton, Pa, says =
with my first two
children I had a doctor
and a nurse, and then
they had to use instru-
ments, but with my last
two children l used
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Apron

The young housewife will choose
a working apron that is attractive
as well as practical. One OF un-
bleached muslin has a hem and
trimmings of blue and white check
ed Bingham, and is stamped for EN-.
broidery in. bright colored wool. ns.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-21
ALABAMA

RusselIville.-F'ir destroys Dan
iels hotel, bakery, Wood building and
mayors office, and seriously damages
First National bank building, at
loss of over $4,000.
observation-disclosures county will ask
Alabama law makers for legislation
to keep county roads in repair.
FalIlvilIe. -Falkville will build
$500 school building, with bond
issue and three mill tax.
DECATUR. P. Troupe, judge of
probate, is protesting against entry
of cattle into Morgan county from
counties having no tick eradication
laws.
MOntgOmery.-Federal authorities
by Injunction, close a number of
places here where liquor is alleged
sold.
CragfOrd.-Birmingham company
buys mineral rights and will install
gold mining outfit. Considerable
gold, mixed with other minerals, is
found here.
LinevilIe.-Under directions of
Miss Sarah E. King. home demon
stration agent, much fruit and Vege-
tables are being canned.
Observation-Disclosures Baptist raise
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-21
The | adieS

ST. LOUIS, Mo.-"One lady hit
me. then another lady hit me and
then athird lady hit me-" said Henry
Kamenski describing in court a
neighborhood conflict for which he
was arrested.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-21
Childbirth
Here is a wonderful message to all
expectant mothersl

When the Little One arrives, you
can have that moment more free
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-06-21

tains convictions in lower courts in
these cases: j. o. Luke, assault with
intent to commit manslaughter, from
Bradford; Alex GranQuist, for break
ing and entering, from Pinellas; and
Park Tucker, for stealing auto, from
Orange.
acknowledgements club is organ
ize6, at basket dinner here, with fol-
lowing officers: L. A Morgan, Fort
Meade president; w. c. Norvell
Lakeland first vice president;
George P. Brantly, Lakeland, secre-
tary; J. j. Johnson, Barlow. treas
urer. A vice president is elected
from each town represented as fol.
lows, w. F. Sneed, Lakeland; j. E,
Dasher, Barlow; L. \. Pipkin, Null
berry; J. T. Stallings, Winter Haven;
j. C. Wilson, Homeland; F. B. Bar.
Der, Frostprpof; Ben E. Williams
Haskell; A. S. McMullen, Fort
Meade; B. H, Alexander, Lake
Wales; D. F. Murn. Auburndaie; T.
c. Holden, Haines City.
GainesvilIe.-One of worst boil
weevl years in history of Florida is
predicted by DR., Wilmot Newell, -di-
rector OF state experiment station,
who says over % per cent of weevils
survived winter in Alachua county
0rIandO.-Larger citrus paintings
than have ever beer known in
Orange county and other parts OF
central Florida are predicted by off
Gals of citrus exchange.
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FLORIDA

Dade City.-Dade City and Pasco
county amicably settle sharing of
expense of running state highway
through city. County pays for fiji
teen feet of paving while property
owners on road in city pay for cost
OF extra width 10 make road uniform
with other city streets.
Tampa.-Demand for grapefruit In
leading auction markets of country
has recently shown marked improve
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Tuscaloosa.-First Baptist raise
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RaIeigh.-W. r. Clayton, formerly
prosperous Fayetteville automobile
dealer, convicted in federal court of
buying stolen automobiles and SEN
fenced TO five years in Atlanta fed
eral prison, is allowed thirty days
in which to prepare business affairs
for his absence. More than 200 cars,
bought by him represented value OF
300 600.
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PALIL KokAIKU POD PLA.
STEM HLUBOKE NOCI.

Po vychodnf IA. ul. kraceli
dnes k pdlnoci patrolou SER
zant w. Fitzgerald a policista
Almost Sindelaf, pfideleni slu|z
bou straznici ma vych. 131. ul.
kdyz je nahodou ''pres nos u
hodila" wine, ma kterou Sc je-
Ste dobfe z pfedvalecnych ca
sl pamatovali. Sli po prame-
nu, az priali pred domnele
prazdny dim (. 1868 vych.
144. ul. Zaklepali prisel jim
otevriti muz, jenz nocni ma
vstevy strazcI bezpecnosti tax
Sc polekal, re SIC hledel spasi-
ii sc Itekem a slice nezvyklou
cestou, oknem. Nepodafilo sc
mu to, pon6vadz v dome ma
lezen still ma SO gal. a deset
gallonI hotov6ho zbozi, byl
zatcen. Jest to jisty 34-lety
Samuel Spelli, jenz Sc bude
musit zodpovidati pro porlse-
nj stavajicich zakonI.
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podmfnky plnf. Mir ma Balka-
ne ma jineho nepritele a k je-
no zkroceni mel by 'byt zalo-
zen balkansky spolek NY jen-
ze musi byti do n9ho pfijato i
Bulharsko, jez pro svou zeme-
pisnou polohu must vedle Re-
cka brati v mem llohu nejvy-
znamejsi. v Lausanne polo
zeny byly move zaklady turec-
kemu panstvi v Europe a v Tur
cfch OILY znovu ma Balkane v
dfivejsim rozsahu. A tn tfe-
ba staveti v cas- ochranne hra-
re. Bylo tedy velmi rozumne,
ze Tecky navrh byl zamitnut.
Doufejme, ze v duchu teto po-
litiky bude sc pokracovati a ze
v dohledne dobe bude ucinen
novy krok jiz k ziskani Bull
harska pro soucinnost Malou
dohodou.
Sc stanoviska zajmI slovan-
skych mGzeme tedy byti Sc 81
najskou konferenci spokojeni.
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HROZNE zELEZNICN1
NESTESTf.

Casper, Wyo., %. zari. -
Jsou obavy, ze nejmene sedm-
desat osob zahynulo a pres
dyacet jinych utrpelo porane-
nj, vetsinou vazna, kdyz pet
kar a lokomotiva osobniho Via
ku Burlingtonske drahy ma
HE propadlo sc mostem, ctr
nact mil vychodne cd Casper
potoka Cole vcera vecer. Ne
stesti Sc udalo ma osamelem
mlste blize Lockette- a teprve
az "a nekolik hodin potom by
ly sem sdeleny podrobnosti.
Vlak propadl Sc do potoka CO.
le. rozvodneneho po nedav-
nych destich a priitrzich mra-
Cen, a cestujici uchvaceni byli
dravvm proudem, tax re je-
nom maloktery z Mich Sc "a
chranil.
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USPECHY SLOVANSKE PO.
LITIKY v SINAJI

Konference malodohodo-
vych zahranicnich ministrn v
Sinaji zhostila Sc st'astne sve-
no tezkeho lkolu. Mimofad-
ne okolnosti, zavladnuvsi v ne
mocne Evrope vyvrcholenim
reparacni otazky, dodavaly 81
inajskym poradam i takovy w.
znam v ocich sNeta, jak6ho j.
ste nemely.
Ukolem t&to konference bylo
uciniti generalni prehled dosa-
vadni cinnosti Male dohody a
pfipraviti pevny program pro
dalsi spolecny postup otaz-
kach, jez se dotykaji vsech je-
.iich clenG. A to sc take sta
10.
My, kteri 81 prejeme aby tez
ce vydobyty mir svetovy byl u
pevnen a zachovan nemGzeme
skryvati sve radosti mad tim,
ze sinajska konference ucinila
ma cest6 mirove novy, zdArny
krok. Mala dohoda, zalozena
|byla k tomy, ably bdela: mad
tim, jak plni Mad'arsko pod
mfnky trianonskeho miru. v
Budapesti povazuji tudiz Ma.
lou dohodu "a sveho ihlavni-
no nepritele, nebot' Mad'afi Il
il stale jeSt6 v ovzdnsf valec.
ne atmosfery a touzf po odve-
te. A pfece tato Mala dohoda
nepodnika niceho CO by mohlo
byti povazov6no "a nepf&tel.
sky akt proti Mad'areku, ba
|vychazi Jim vatfic We vsech O
tazkach razu hospodafsk&ho
financniho socialniho, neohli-
zejic Sc pfi tom ma provokace
|mad'arskych hord. Ted ro'
vnez zaujala Mala dohoda /
otazce mad'arskych reparac'
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hodinach. ZAstupci Aivnoeten-
ctva Sc ohra,dili a podali pro-
test pro opozdene podani. Ny
nj nastal spor o to, kdy je via
sine dvanact hodin, zda pri pr
vnim dderu, ci poslednfm. Soc.
dcmokrati vyhrali.
-. Dsdeckovi spadnou kalhoty
Roztomily obrazek detske pro-
stoty uvefejnily brn6nske Lii
dove Noviny: 'Synacek socha-
re Spaniela jel 5 maminkou k
dedeckovi a We vlaku naram-
ne zlobil. Kdyz uz to nebylo
k vydrzeni, pohrozila mu ma
minka: "Nedas-li pokoje, po-
vim to dedeckovi, on odepne pa
SEX a Wis co Sc stane?" Ma
cez pfisla naprosto neocekava
ma Odpcved' SpadnOu mu kal
hoty."
Jerusalemsk& vystava v Br-
ne. v nedeli 2. zari byla v
Nemeckem dome v Brne ote-
vrena vystava um9leckych
,pfedmetd, vyrab6nych v Jeru-
saleme. Vystavu zahajil prof.
Eustein, hebrejsky promluvil
prof. Schatz.
- Znama spisovatelka Eliaso-
va, znama i nasim ctenarIm,
ktera dli nyni Japonsku, po-
slala telegram sefovi firmy Pc
terson-Bousek v Praze We KITE
rem sdeluje, ze pfi hroznem
zemetreseni v Japonsku "a
chranila jen holy zivot.
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AUTOMOBILEM USMRCE-
NA zENA.

49-leta pf. Helena Hallova,
1920 Nevada ave. byla "a pre-
chazeni St. Clair ave. u vych.
80. ul. zachycena autem a talk
zle zranena, ze vcera v Lake
side nemocnici zemrela. Ri
die auta zranenou sam do ne
mocnice dopravil "a vysle-
Gnu vypravel, ze zena Sc pred
jeho strojem objevila neoceka-
vane. tax ze jeff zasazeni bylo
nevyhnutelnosti. Pfipad bude
policejnfm zalobcem dale vyse-
tfovan.
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Protilud'aclt terror. Lud'i

Protilud'acky terror. Lud'a-
cti poslanci 81 stezuji do ter
roru, pouzfvaneho proti lud'a
kim. Ba, lud'actf generalove
zadaji pro sve stoupence tired
nj ochranu u bratislavsk6ho
ministerstva. Sami vsak zufi-
We terrorisuji nelud'aky. Ru-
zomberske "Prebudenie" Sc
ma pr. dovida, re lud'acti zu-
fivci bombardovali We Velke
Stiavnici ma Ruzombersku ka-
menim byt ucitele Tholta jen
proto, ze nejde s mimi. Ba v
novinach pokouseji Sc terrori-
sovati dokonce biskupy Vojtas
saka a Blahu, nejnoveji pax
take rychvaldovskeho +. k. ia
rare Kleina, o nemz "Slovak"
-napsal, ze je pry clov6k "ne-
mravni." Jak je vid6t, hotovi
jsou lud'aci zostouzeti take ka
tolicke kn6ze, kdyz vidi, ze
sc Jim to hodi do kramu.
--kdy je dvanact hodin? -
Zajimavy prfpad stal Sc v O.
lomouci pTi odevzdanf posled-
Mich dvou kandidatek: zivno-
stenske a n6mecke soc. demo
kraticke. ODE strany cht6li mi
ii posledni cfslo kandidatek a
proto cekaly $ jejich predloze-
MIN ma poslednfi chvili. Kdyz
tlouklo dvanact, vstoupili do
radnicni mistnosti, kde Sc kan
didatky odevzdavaji, zastupci,
zivnostnikG a kandidatka je-
jich dostala cislo 13. Sotva
kandidatku odevzdali, predlo.
zili kandidatku n6m. soc. de.
mokrate, prave kdyz doznival
posledni lder ma radnicnich
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MATTEL STARSf jedno mel

MATTEL STARSf jedno neb
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