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Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-21
Prominent Man
of CaleXicO Is
Victim of Poison
Continued from page y


to Griswold s ac, were handicapped
by the refusal or those in authority
to discuss the case. According to
well founded ramor, Grieves was
taken into custody by the Mexican
officials in connection with insur
ance claims adjustments.
Friends of Griswold, in talking OF
his act today, stated it could only
have been caused by financial worry
as his home life was exceptionally
ideal. However. only within the
last few days, Griswold had purchas-
ed an expensive automobile, and
made arrangements to set out large
tract of land OH the Calexico high
way with grapefruit. For this pur-
pose, he had enlisted the aid of RAY
Ellis, assistant farm advisor, and
with Ellis, had visited his land on
Wednesday.
Field in High Esteem
GriswoId stood high in the esteem
of his fellow townsmen and was a
popular members of several fraternal
orders. He was of genial disposi-
tion and made friends easily. His
connection with civic and CONNER
cial affairs III CaleMico had made
him a prominent member of the com
munity and his cooperation was Gag
crly sought Ill "ny undertaking III
volving the welfare OF his city.
In an interview with Press re-
preventative today, a member of
the CaleXico city government stated
that the Mexicali insurance tangle
was undoubtedly at the bottom Of
Griswold s rash act.
Officials Won't Talk
Attempts to obtas a statement
from Mexican officials as to Just
what charges had been made against
.Grieves also proved unsuccessful the
authorities refusing to discuss his
arrest, or even admit that he been
= taken into custody.
Griswold is survived by q wife
and four children who reside at the
family home in Calexico. Arrange
ments for the funeral had not been
completed this afternoon, because of
the coroner s inquest. .....
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-21
N. Y. COUPLE is
CONVICTED IN
MURDER CASE

NEW YORK, Dee. 2l.-Mrs. Mary
Vetter and her husband, Ernest Vet
ter, were convicted today by Il jury
of first degree manslaughter for the
Staying of Alonzo Storey, the wo-
mans former lover.
The jury, which was out since 4;30
p. IN. Thursday, returned its YER
dict at l0:30 this morning.
Mrs. Vetter screamed and cOllaps-
ed when the foreman of the jury an
nounced the verdict.
Her husband put his arms around
her and attempted to console her.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-21
St0rk Gains I'm
- Race in State

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Dee. 21.-
DR.. Stork gained on his arch enemy,
the reaper of men, il eight months
race which ended September l,
healthboard figures show. There
were 52,32G births i'll California in
that period-20,6 per 100 popula-
tien. Deaths. numbered 36,153 for
the same period--l4.3 per 1000 pop
ula,ion. The death rate was about
normal, the health board S report
shows.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-21
Traffic Cop Is
Called From Post
To Cell in Jail
By United Press Leased Wire

by United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 21.-Traffic
Officer Tom Maloney was jerked
from his post of duty at downtown
street intersection today and lodged
in the county Jail, facing statutory
charge preferred by Gertie De Camp,
Is.
1t is understood the girl said she
would withdraw her charges provid-
ing Maloney married her.
Bring on the law the police
man is said to have replied. 81
WASH It trying to run. Ny conscience
is clear. There are three or four
others mixed up in this matter"
Maloncy put up~$3000 bond.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-21
WOMAN VICTIM OF AUTO
ACCIDENT MAY DIE, L. A

By United Press Leased Wire
LOS.ANGELES, Dec. 21.-Mrs.
Minnie Roberts, %, sustained in
juries that will probably prove fatal
when she was struck last night by
an automobile driven by Joseph
Weging.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-21
Legion Officers
Installed Tonight

Officers of Boyce Aten Post,
American Legion, who were elected
at the last meeting the post, will
be installed at the regular meeting
tonight in the Mckinley school bun
galow on Commercial street This
meeting will be the first one since
the new plan of getting the mem
bers to attend the meeting was
adopted. Sixteen captains have
been chosen and the membership
divided amongst them, each cap
tain being responsible for the at
tendance of his particular group of
members at the meeting.
Following the meeting a social
hour will be enjoyed and this is one
feature that appeals strongly to the
ex-service men, who have been ep
ioying some good times at the past
several meetings. The report has
been passed around that fora ging
committee headed by "'PatD
Thaanum, has relieved some honest
rancher of couple of geese, and
that these will be served up to the
Legionaires at tonight s meeting, ac-
companied by plenty of apple sauce.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-21

ALMONDS-Direct from growers
to consumers, soft shell 2lc lb.,
hard shell 15c lb. Parcel post pre-
paid on orders Of 25 lbs or more.
l.. w. William, p. o. box 372,
Banning, Cal. Sats let
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-21

Put all eX second looeys in uni
form and invite war vets to cuss
them. Call it Il soldier bonus.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-21

Give an eX-privatc a squad of ex-
scrgeants to drill and he would for
get all about his bonus.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-21
IOWA NEWSPAPER
MAN KILLS SELF

MASON CITY, Iowa, Dee. 21.---
D. NJ. Conroy, business manager of
the Mason City Globe-Gazette for
% years, committed suicide here last
night, turning on the gas and lying
down in the kitchen of his home.
Dependency caused by ill health
for the past six months, is believed
to have been the cause for the act.
Conroy was one of the best known
newspapermen in the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-21

OKLAHOMA CITT.-Four en-
bryo saxophonists complained to
police their saxophones were stolen
last night, adding 20 the Christmas
cheer of neighbors.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-21

Man, who can cut taxes and pay
a bonus will be as famous as Babe
Ruth.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-21

Order the street cleaners to turn
in all the dimes they find. This
would cut taxes a little.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-21

NEW YORK-Arthur Havers,
British open champion, made drive
of 2SO yards from the first tee at
the Westchester-B -Bitmore club in his
first trial yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-21

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No more
wood
to pack!
No nor any more
coal or ashes for anyone
eo1ug!The convenience
and efficiency Of Pearl
Oil-made heat ineat:s
comfort for everyone
pretending for none.
Heat blythe roomful at
the touch Of a match!
Simply turn the wick
high for initial warmth
then low to maintain
it. And remember,
Pearl Oil burns clean
it leaves absolutely no
odor.
For best results your
heater needs more than
Just kerosene. "Kero-
Gene" or sscoal cil'' may
mean any kind of kero-
senc - ssPearl Oil" but
one. 1t is the highest
quality kerosene only,
the result of years of
research and study, and
. refined for heating and
lighting purposes ex-
clusively by the Stand
ard Oil Company's own
special process. Your
dealer knows Pearl Oil
ask for it by name.
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New Britain herald., 1923-01-05
Chew A FEW!!!
NO INDIGESTION,
BAD STOMACH
Ate Too Much Stomach Upset.
Here's Instant Relief

So pleasant and so harmiess' The
moment "pape's Diapepsin" reaches
the stomach all distress goes, Lumps
Of indigestion. gases. heartburn. sour
ness. bloating fiatulenea. paipitatian,
vanish,
Ease your stomach now. Correct
digestion and aeidity for few cents
Druggists sell millions OF packages.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-05
ACCUSES HUSBAND
OF KILLING WOMAN
Mother Of Indicted Negro Says He
Is Innocent

Orange. N, J.. Jan. Son the eve
Of the trial OF William r. Battle. the
nineteen. year.oid negro accused OF
the staying OF Mrs. Charles y. Brig
ham in her home here last week. his
attorneys made public extracts OF an
affidavit made by his mother. Mrs,
Carrie Battle. In which she expressed
The belief that her husband, James,
an ex-eonyict. was the actual slayer,
Mrs, Battles accusation against her
husband came after Justice Sickle
had set tho trial for ii o'clock 10.
morrow morning. She aliegei That
on the night OF the murder her hts.
band acted queeriy and was rot 81
some all day. She explained that
Battle and his son alternated IN car
ing for the furnace In the Brigham
home in Fuller Terrace and alleged
that, after learning ofIMrs. Brigiains
Staying and warning her husband not
to 20 near the house. he became nerv-
Gus and quarreisome.
She pointed out that when dttec-
tiyes arrested her son and her hus-
band that night In their home Inc
youth expressed a willingness TO ac-
company them and hurriedly dressed
while her husband. who had served
fourteen years OF twenty-year sen
.ence for attacking II white woman
N Orange. was sullen and delayed
the departure for a considerable time.
Mrs Battle insisted In her affidavit
that her son was In no way connected
with the killing of Mrs, Brigham, VINO
was strangled after she had been as
saulted. Tho police expressed sur
prise at Mrs. Battles statement, say
ing that she was aware that her son
rad confessed that he had done the
killing.
Virginia Brigham, the seven-year-
old daughter of the slain woman, is
expected to be the principal witness
for the prosecution at Battles tria''
photographic fingerprints found on
the door of the preserve closet IN tne
brigham home. into which the pody
of the slain woman was packed after
she had been assaulted and strangled'
will be nut In evidence. Anotner
,,iece of evidence will be Mrs. Brig
!, =, sswrist watch, which was left az
a loca, aewelry shop on the night OF
the crime by D young negro answer
ing Battles description. Battle's CAP
was missing on the night of his arres'
and n was reported that the car
would be produced at the trial by
detective who found 1t IN the Brlgnanl
home.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-05

sEs a. wsrk there selsls sAFsasA fed
sTsl Interest,
Two federal ssents @ent 20 MeE
Rouge. la, and made an initial IN
aalFy before Goy, Parker came 70
Washington ana requested fsdefsi
assistance which. Il 10 now evident.
he obtained, The sharp watch the
department Of justice Il keeping On
the klaa indicates that Attorney Gen
sTal Daugherty means 20 garry
through his declaration that the fed
eral government will move whenever
the khan treads on u.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-05
lust LIKE THE IRISH.
Old Erin's Wit Crops Out III Ne"
Work Consulate Fight.

New York, Jan. 5.--Women sup
norters of the Irish republican cause
we're foiled yesterday in attempts 10
picket members Of the British deo,
commission when the Majestic docked
AZ her North river pier. The COM
missioners had several hours before
disembarking at Quarantine and
rushed to Manhattan on coast guard
cutter.
Nine women, accompanied by sew
eral male adherents, were at. inc
pier exit and each held aloft vivioly
lettered placards bristling with ex-
clamation points. :.
One placard brought smiles II
read
Day by day In every way. we hope
America will get wiser and wiser TO
England"
Another placard read:
Taxpayers. Call the loan on Eng
land now"
New Britain herald., 1923-01-05

Nhils tESiRg q aaks GloAeesssE
haTbor lasg Hight the seheensT Nas
forced 80 nsaF tbs hEeaksEs that I've
anchors NeTe put 0at ana naFs az the
crew cane ashore for assistance, fhes
notiaed the coast guard station here.
Meanwhile the vessel drsEEed her an
ehoTs aud struck on the Eeekss cap
lsin Lnnt ana the remainder 81 me
crew then abandoned her, In the
hlinding sn0gstOFm the location Of
New Britain herald., 1923-01-05
SULPHUR CLEARS
ROUGH, RED SKIN
Face, Neck and Arms Easily Made
Smooth, Says Specialist.

Any breaking out of the skin, even
fiery, itching eczema. can he QUICKEN
overcome by applying a little Men
tho-Sulphur, declares a noted skin
specialist. Because of its germ de-
stroying properties. this sulphur
preparation begins at once to soothe
irritated skin and heal eruptions
such as rash. pimples and ring worm.
1t seldom fails to remove the tor
ment and Disagreement. and you DO
not have to wait for relief from en-
barrassment Improvement quickly
shows. Sufferers from skin trouble
should obtain small jar of Rowles
Mentho- Sulphur from any good drug
gist and see 1t like cold cream.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-05

fron Portland for HamPlOR Roads IN
ballast sas agFauna yesterday h ksS
Roek a mile On Gaalidge's Peint while
her captain ana crew ef ten men were
shslteTeA az a cottage on 3 summer
estate AZ Manchester,
Captain L0nt expressed the epinien
that although the KessRl sas IN > had
position il would be possible 70 haul
hsr off without serious damage, The
sea Aas moderate.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-05
If SICK, TAKE "CASCARETS'
Clean Your Bowels! End Headache, Biousness, Colds,
Dizziness, Sour, Classy Stomach

start the bowels acting. When taken
at night. the bowels work wonder
fully in morning.
Cascarets never sicken or fnconve-
nience you next day like pills, calo-
mel, salts or oil.
Children love Cascarets too. 10
cent boxes, also rs and SO cent sizes
Any drugstore.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-05
I0AFR I6 nFMOnIAI.

I.0aght0Taagas Eng. Jan s.-A
loNer meTs shan lac feet high, with
50 bells which, il is said, viii fern
the finest eaFlllen IN Europe, Is belns
erected here as a Var memorial, Il
New Britain herald., 1923-01-05

To clean out your bowels without
cfamping or overacting. take Cas-
caretsl
You want to feel fine; to be QUICK
ly free from sick headache. dizziness
biliousness, colds, bad breath. sour.
acid. gassy stomach. constipation.
one or two Csscarets. anytime, Will
New Britain herald., 1923-01-05

~tll eost ahaut sIs,eee. and the hslls
have been donated by the various
trades ia i.enshb0Teush. TIE largest
bell will weigh four tons,
New Britain herald., 1923-01-05

ne schooner e0ald n0t he aSasFtalhsa
~ she e0ast guards last nisht, To-day
ths oaast guard cutter Tampa Nss or
deEad from Boston 60 her ASSISTANCE.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-05

son paste peFeslain was only MADE
for about "a years
New Britain herald., 1923-01-05
SCHOONER IS AGROUND


Gloucester, Mass. Jaa, s.-The four
masted schooner Alice colbuTn, bound
New Britain herald., 1923-01-05

London claims 10 haze had he
streets lighted with lanterns In i4is,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-24

vena dcelne q bude pine vyho-
vovati.
ceskych tslocviGnych spoil.
ki v republice je uhrnem
1888. Sokolskych jednot je
22O6, komunistickych 1147, Q
relskych 1000, socialne demo
kratickych 900
Vrah ministra dra 4 Rasina
odpyka trest v Kartouzich.
%. rijna doslo do Prahy z Br
ma rozhodhutf, re vrah mini
stra ,dra Rasina Jos. soupal bu
de dopraven k odpykani tre-
stu do trestnice v Kartouzich.
Chtel Sc znrzacit Pobliz
stance Bohutic. U Moravskeho
krumlova byl nedsii nalezen
neznamy hluchonsmy mladik. le-
zici ma trait Sc spoutanyma ru-
kama a dsty zavazanymi kapes-
nikem. Mladik mel vlakem u
jetou nohu mad kotnikem a jezto
mel ma leve noze uvazany mo-
touz. vznikla domnsnka, ze mel
tez nohy spoutany. Byv vlako-
wynn personalem odnesen do sta
nice Bohutic, byl pfivolanyym le-
KAREN obvazan vecer dopraven
do Brna do zemske nemocnice.
" pondsli byl pomoci ucitele
hluchonsmych nemocnici wy
slechnut a zjistilo Sc. ze jest to
l8-lety ieledin kupcic Jar
Goetz. Rekl, ze Sc sam svazal
a dal nohu ma kolej, protoze Sc
chtel zmrzaciti, iezto byl u Sc.
dlaka, u nshoz byl zamsstnan
tryznen. Chtsl 81 pfivoditi pou.
re tezky draz, ale nechtel spa.
chat sebevrazdu.
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Jaky bezmezny lzas zmocnil
Sc vsak zastupu, kdyz slaynost
nj recnfk spustil hlasem veli-
kym: "Zachovej nam Hospo-
dine. Poprask, zdesenf,
snllch a ubohy pevec (reditel
mest'anske skoly j. Sova) ho-
mem pokousel omluviti Sc, ale
-ucinil to talk nest 'astne, ze no
mem musil mu ma pomor pri-
speti jeho pritel, jenz Sc no
zastal slovy: "Inu, vite, obGa-
ne, clovek leckdy Sc zmyli,
ia ma pfiklad take nekdy 81
to popletu a misto "Jmenem
republiky" reknu "Jmenem
jeho velicenstva" =. A tax
pribyla k jedne ostude jeste
nova. A clovek 81 tax name
pomysli, jake asi musi to byti
myslenkove pochody lidf, kite
II ami "a pet let trvani repu-
bliky nemohou Sc vnitfne cd.
poutati cd mileneho Rakou-
ska.
Sokolske tslocvicny ma Slo'
vensku. Sokolovna v Rdzom.
berku je svedectvim, jak pc.
kne postupuje myslenka 'sokol
|ska ma Slovensku. Budova by.
la odevzdana svemu ucelu '
nedeli Z. rijna a je postavens
|peci clenstva. Sokolovna ma
telocvicnu 25x14 m postran.
mi galerif,. satnu, narad'ovnu
byt sluhlv a umyvarny. Mac
schodistem je vyborovna (4x1
m) a dive mensi mistnosti. Te
lovicna ma velka svetla okna
parketovou podlahu, je posta
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Ceskoslover,ska.
Co je vse v republice MOI

Co je vse Y republice moz-
ne. Pod timto zahlavfm upo-
zornuje plzensky &c. D." z Is
t. m. ma nepochopitelnou sho-
vivavost uradu vdci rejdIm
risskonemecke firmy "Baue-
lektra" We Stode, ktera opfra-
JIG Sc risskonemecky kapital
a zamestnavajic veskrze pfi-
slusniky rajchu, .provadi vel
Ike milionove prace pro ruzna
znemcena mista zapadoceska
sama prohlasuje, ze ma "a
iisteno 10 dalsich velkych do
,davek ma dkor domacich od-
bornych firern. Nejzajimavej
81 je pri tom okolnost, re
"Bauelektra" neni vubec "a
nesena v obchodnim rejstriku
a re svych statisicovych zisku
neplati zadnych dani.
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Vhodnd pfilesitost.

Pane. vase slovo Sc mne
nrazlive. dotklo. Berete je zpat-
kyp"
a neberu nikdy mic zpatky!'
"Tako A nemohl bystc mi Ia
pGicit tisicovku?"
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Phi zkouscc lekafske.

"Pane kandidate. CO byste v
prve civil ucinil. kdybyste nalezl
ma >ulici bolesti stenaiiciho mu-
ze?"
Timed bych telefonoval pro
ochrannou stanici."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-24

s3kNtr1R NSaaAAAsSR - O1AASASAAO
easy. Nedavne p6tilete vyrocf
nasi san1ostatnosti stale Sc
vhodnou pfflezitostf v mno-
hych nistech k odhaleni POM
nfku padlym vojinhm a legio-
narum We svetove valce q obe-
tenn, jez ma ma svedomy sta
ry rakousky rezim. TAX ma pr.
mesto Blatna odhalilo v den
28- fijna "a dcasti vsech spoil
ku a politickych stran POM
mix padlym vojintsm a legio-
narum. Pomnfk, ktery je ma
dhernou ozdobou mesta, je
dllem sochare Josefa Bilka a
architekta Josefa Petrd. Po-
stava zeny ma pomniku sym
bolisuje novy zivot naseho
naroda a jeho Svobodu, KITE
ra Sc zrodila z valky. Proto
socha zeny stoji ma vojenskem
'hfbitove, ma pomniku znazor-
nenem krizem a helmici. v
tvafi zeny zraci Sc jiz pevna
ddvera v st'astnou budoucnost
naseho naroda, v naruci pax
nese svazek klasd, iako znak
plodne prace a klidneho bla-
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v berlinske statni tiskarns.
"Jak mGzete rici. lie jsem
81 wal millionovou bankov-
ku? Vzdyt' to byl docela ci-
sty papir!" "Tim hIr!
Ten ma cenu deset' milion1!" !"
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NezbednD hoch.

"kdyz budes ,hezky hodny.
tax ii vrana prinese k vanocIm
sestficku anebo bratficka.
Nine Sc zda, ze i kdyz nebu-
du hodny. ze mi no pfinese ta-
ke."
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Aby mol 4 dxdic. yatldst.

stryc: "Neni uz nadkje -
umiram!"
Synovec: "Och, niko1iv, -
strycku! To w jen rikate, a.
byste mne ud6lal radostw
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POTREBNY DELNiK ztratil
$4,000 okoli Hamm ul. a
Broadway. Poctivy naleZce
necht' je odevzda u JOS. Mi
chalek, 498 Mead Ave. 1927
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hobytu. Pomnik je zhotoven
z hofickeho pfskovce, podsta
vec jeho z blatenske zuly. Pa
dlych 2 mesta Blaine bylo eel
KEN 90 osob. - v m9ste Rad
nicich byl v den 20. rijna od-
.halen pamatnik byvalemu sta
rostovi Pikovi, ktery ma pocat-
ku valky celym 6becnim "a
stupitelstvem demnstratiKne
odmitl navstevu kostela pri o.
slave nejakeho. vojenskeho vi
tezstvi. Nasledkem toho cele
obecni zastupitelstvo Sc sta
rostou bylo zatceno a v pru-
vodu cetnickeho kordonu od-
,,vezeno do Prahy do soudnf
''vazby. Pc osmi tydnech stra
dani byli sice radnicni propu
steni, ale vysetrovani vedlo Sc
dale. Kdyz pax byl obvinenym
clendm zastupitelstva a staro-
stow odevzdan obzalovaci
spis, tn starosta Pix navalu
pohnuti mysli a z obav pred
trestem dne ~. dubna 1915
ma vrchu "Malikovci' "a me-
stem spachal sebevrazdu. Ma
tomtez miste yd6cni radnicni
Iodhalili svemu byvalemu sta
rostovi pamatnik, aby budou-
ci generace nezapomnely ma
hrozna utrpeni, z nichz sc
nam zrodila Svoboda a samo-
statnost.
Teutoneles a spoil. Zastupce
prazskych Nemcd ma prazske
radnici dr.. Eckstein pronesl
Iopet jednou " obecnim zastu-
pitelstvu rec, We ktefe dokazo-
val, jak jsou Nemci v Praze
utlatovani pc jazykove stran
ce a jak Sc to prici jeho "sva
tym nemeckym citam". Jake
tyto nemecke city jsou, 0 tom
svedci pohled DO minulosti:
Kdyz bylo "a Thunova misto-
drzitelstvi jednano 0 narod-
nostnim doro2umeni, ujednali
poslanci Mally a Reichel S
Cechy kompromis o uprave ia
zykovych pomeru v Praze, kite
ry nebyl jiste Nemcum nepri.
znivy. Ale i tento kompromis
zvratilo nemecke kasino. A
kdo jest toto prazske nemec.
ke kasino? Jsou to po vetSint
piislusnici prazske zidovskt
nabozenske obce, kteri dobt
kdy Sc zmohlo cesko-zidovskt
hnuti a kdyz spolek "Or To
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my v prazske zidovske radnici
w synagogach a nabozenskt
obci vubec, dali prohlasit
svym tehdejsim pluvcim, sta
rostou drem Bendienerem, u
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vetsinu prazskeho zidovstva
o tom svedci rec dra Kafky
recnika sionistickeho, jen;
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kterou majoritni strany pro
kazaly jiz nekolikrate skupin,
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ste zvlast' podivne prichuti, u
vazime-li, co "kmenovi Mem
ci" provadeji jeho souver
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site. Ia koho tedy vlastne mil
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