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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-05
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Newton, Mass, November s. - (UP) = Co-Captain Fred Naumetz of Boston College was sLdelined with a minor knee injury today but he was expected to be ready to face temple Saturday. Naumetz' hurt was sustained yesterday as the squad staged a rigorous scrimmage against opponent plays. Coach Denny My CTS stressed offensive tactics and refused to consider that Temple, despite its poor season, would be an easy match.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-05
IN GRIM GAME

Nine members of the New York Rangers professional hockey club have gone into the armed services Of the United States and Canada since the close of last season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-05
BELATED CAREER

Henry Dana. 32-year old Hawai- ian. turned pitcher for the first tls1e m his long baseball career and won sixteen games for the Fort Worth team last season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-05
BIVINS BEARS NO MARKS OF HIS WEARING TRADE

Although he stands no more than 5 feet g, Bivins, who will be g December 6, has unusually long arms and legs, He has a naturally flat nose and no neck to speak of.
 Bivins slides in like larger edi- tion of Joe Cans, has a fast and sneaky pair of hands, a kick in either fist. It is very hard to hit him in the face. His only mark is slight scar on his left cheek
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-05
EQUINE BARGAIN

The race horse Huguenot was bought by Phil Reilly for $850 as an eleven-year-old and won seven straight races, On one occasion run. ming a mile in 1888 1-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-05

heavyweight, believes he can lick anybody, Joe Louis included. He split decision with Anton Chris toforidis and Bob Pastor and dropped mods to Tony MUsto and Melio Bettina, but to hear hin, tell 1t. none of those fights were close.
 Bivins weighed officially 177 when he evened his score with pas- tor in Cleveland the other night, but says he is down to i74 when he actually lashes himself into battle. He drinks considerable water to be mere impressive on the scales.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-05

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-05
SnaDeley Expected To GDe OeHs Es Very Busy Afternoon
CORNELL GAME NO SOFT TOUGH
Yale Coach Expects Plenty of Trouble From Shave.
 ley's Team

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 4-Yale held e brief offensive scrimmage this afternoon against the Cornell defense as simulated by the jayvees then went immediately into a de. fensive scrimmage against the Big Red attack. With all rough work completed the Ellis have onl, some review work scheduled for the re- mainder of the week.
 Realizing that Coach Carl Snav- eley's team is potentially much stronger than they are rated, the Yale coaches and players have put Q great deal of effort into the prep aration for the Cornell game this Saturday at the Bowl.
 Cornell, having lost their last two games, i2 to 2 against Syracuse and i4 to l3 against Columbia, are likely to be reused up to fever pitch for the Yale game. Scouting reports indicate that the Ithacans might easily have won both con tests, and the impressive way they received the opening kickoff and marched straight down the field to score on an unbeaten Syracuse team furnished an accurate tip of on the potential strength of this years Cornell team.
 Handicap
 In yesterdays scrimmage, Tom Smith, capable freshman guard suf- fered a shoulder injury that will put him definitely on the sidelines for two weeks. Losing him will be quite a blow to the Yale forward wall, for Martin, his substitute, who will now take over the starting as- signment, will have no capable re- serve to spell him of.
 Gordie Miller, left end, has re- turned to the starting lineup, but John Ferguson, regular fullback who was injured in the Brown game, will be replaced by Billy Kirst in the starting lineup,
 With injuries plaguing the Ellis, and Cornell boasting a much heav- fer and faster squad, there is no optimism in the Yale camp this week.
 Yale's orobaolc starting lineup
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-05

Brooklyn lightweight, and Mickey LaRosa, Brooklyn. complete the show.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-05

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The Nome nugget., 1942-05-04
Jap Campaign In Burma Threatens
 Both India and China Enyelopment

UNDATED, May (AP) - The Jap campaign in Burma developed swiftly into stark invasion threat to China from the south and India from the East as the enemy pushed Chinas expeditionary army within 30 miles of the Yuma frontier and forced the battered British troops back less than 50 miles from the Ben gal border of the fre-blackened ruins of Mandalay The center of the Japanese wedge up the broad Ira Waddy valley separated the allied defense forces.
 British military commentators dscrbed the Japanese thrust up the severed Burma road toward Chungking 700 miles to the northeast, the heaviest assault of
 the campaign and is said to be slowing the flow of sup plies to China since the fall of Rangoon and apparent y sapped the strength of the Chinese army. The Chin ese spokesman declared however, that the withdrawal was made because of Strategic considerations and pledged that the Chinese troops will win back Man dalay.
 At the same time penetration invasion units in- land started across New Guinea, timed with ncreas- ed Jap air raids Port Moresby. It was suggested
 the Japanese might be ready for the big struggle for control of the important south coast of New Guinea across the Coral Sea from Australia On both frort~ there indications that defense forces, one led~ an American and the other including U S. men ar equipment, are being marshalled for stiff resistance
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-04
Threaten Envelope Allies In Burma
Britain And Germany Exchange Battering Blows
Britain and Germany Exchange
 Battering Blows At Sea Power

UNDATED, May (AP) - In a baterng exchange of blows at seapoWer, the British declared the RAF left the Hamburg docks and shipyards ablaze and pounded the Naz UBoat nest at St. Nazaire last night and the Germans said their air force raded Aexan- dria, the British eastern Mediterranean fleet base
 The German command said, in other operations off Euroyes far northern coast, German warships, subs and planes fought running battle for days end in storm, high and ice" against strongly guarded Allied conveys along the supply line toRussia With the Allied account of the fight yet to be told the Germans hurried in first with version and claimed during the attacks, 10000-ton British cruiser was sunk by sub; six of nine conveyed ships totang 37OOO tons were sent to the bottom; several destroy CTS and four supply ships damaged The attacks in, Volved more than one convoy, the Germans said and reported that German destroyer in the otilla was said to have accepted battle with superior force of enemy destroyers and was serousy damaged.
 The RAF, continuing day and night attacks as the spring permits, struck back the English Channel after daybreak the heels of the night raids on Hamburg St. Nazaire and Naz-used airdromes in northern France and the Low Countries. About 30 German night bombers concentrated on the southeast ern English cathedral town of Exeter for the second time since the start of the raids, in what the Berlin communique fatly called reprsal bombing The British said five raiders shot down and two others knocked out of the sky northern France
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-04
Allies Bomb Jap 'Dromes NeW Guinea

Allied Headquarters in Australia, May 1, Delay ed) (AP) - Saturday - Allied airmen successfully b 0 m b e d Japanese air. drome installations at Cas- mata on New Britain Is- land and shot down one of seven Jap fighter planes which sought to intercept them. Another Japanese plane was destroyed when five enemy craft attacked Port Moresby, New Gui- nea.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-04
Execute Thirty French Officers On Suspicion

MOSCOW, May 1 (AP) (Delayed) - Saturday - Thirty French officers were executed in Germany as suspected accomplices in the escape of General Hen ri Honore Giraud, a Tass dispatch from Stockholm said. The Moscow radio said a Nazi commission, headed by Gestapo Chief Heinrich Himmler, arrived in Dresden to inquire into the circumstances of Gi- raud's escape.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-04
ARMY PAY BILL PASSES COMMITTEE

Washington, May 1 - The House Military Affairs Committee approved late yesterday the Army pay bill, doubling pay of pri- yates, raising salaries of certain officers, and mak- ing other changes in Army salary structure.
 The bill will place Army privates on a base pay rate of AZ dollars a month, with a twenty percent increase for foreign service. A ten percent foreign service in- crease is allowed officers. In addition, the committee voted to strike from the bill the overall limitation placed on salaries of high CT officers.
 This limitation had the effect of preventing many officers from m receiving their regular subsistence allowance.
 The Senate approved measure is expected to come up for action in the House early in the week.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-04
Sleeper Transport Crashes, Killing
 IA Passengers and Grew of }

SALT LAKE CITY, May 2, 8:29 am. $50 am (AP) - sleeper transport of the United Arlines ploughed into storm lashed ridge within sight of the airport here late last night killing IA passengers and the crew of three
 George Gearhart Watchman at inn about a mile below the site, who the first to reach the scene said one man lived for a few minutes. Scars on the ground indicated that the plane hit near the summit of the ridge.
 The pilot was Captain Donald Brown of San Fran cisco and the victims included Navy Commander John BurroW, Navy Lieut., Junor Grade Claire Tucker Army Leut. Herman Frankenburg. Three women were killed, including the seWardess and year-od infant
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-04
Chinese Trap 6,OOO Japs and Kill 1000


 Chungknak, May 1 (De- layed) (AP) New Chin ese field headquarters from Honnan Province battle front said 1000 Japanese were slain attempting to drive by the invader north west from Sinyang, The entire Japanese force, re- ported to number 5000, were trapped near Min cong and forced into dis ordered retreat.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-04
Army Asks
 Enlistment of 1919 Year-olds


 Washington, May 1, (De- layed) (AP) - Growing requirements of the army led to the call for enistments by youths IS and 19 years old, a group not subject to call under the selective service law; and the first order for the draft of men whose minor physical defects bar them from front line duty.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-04
Former Governor of Alaska,
 John Wier Troy, Passes On

JUNEAU, May (AP) - John Wier Troy aged 72, former governor of Alaska, died this afternoon in the hospital here after years illness The former collector of customs and at death the owner of the Juneau Empire, is survived by widow in Hollywood Calif.; sister at Long Beach, Calif two daughters, Mrs. Al Munson and Mrs. George Lingo, both of Ju- neau; and granddaughter, Joan Lingo, of Seattle.
 Funeral For Troy Will Be Held On Wednesday
 JUNEAU, May - Last rites for former Governor Troy will be held Wesdnesday afternoon probably der the auspices of the Eks of which he was charter member of the Naval Lodge of the Elks at Port Angel Members of the Juneau Empire force will be active pallbearers
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-04
l6 Persons, 10 From Anchorage
 Share SSO,OOO Nenana Ice Pool
FAIRBANKS, May 1 (Delayed)

FAIRBANKS, May 1 (Deayed) - Eighty thousand dollars divided by l6 is the approximate each of the winners of the 1922 Nenana Ice Pool winners shock and establish their claims the champon break up experts of the year.
 Three of the l6 who will share in the cash award for eXcelency in guesSWork are Fairbanksans part ners with B. A. Klesinger on his ticket marked for l:28 p.m April 3O-the winning time the nose. Ten of the winners signed themselves with Anchor age addresses. Joe Johnson and "Lucky' Mary Oin the other two Fairbanksans who will be comput- ing government taxes and calculating how much to invest in War Bonds.
 Winners List
 Other individual winners and "combnation' ticket holders the right minute, as listed by Manager Mike Cooney,
 Leslie J Kem and Otto Huggns both of Anchorage Tom Vim, B. o. Namur, and Mary Sharpe, all of Anchorage
 Adoph Schauer Anchorage.
 P. L. Heitmeyer and Mrs M Loness both of An chorage
 Johanna Van Zanlen, Anchorage
 R. D. Olander, Valdez
 OleV Ekland, Anchorage.
 J. w. Mutch Stka.
 And Warren K Locke Naval Air Station Kodiak
 155 Tickets From Tunnel M J. Cooney, manager of the Ice Classic teephon- ed the Fairbanks NewsMner saying there still are 1855 tickets to be received and tabuated by him The tick cts their wayfrom Tunnel on the Alaska Rail- road but have not yet reached Nenana They were put in the express office at Tunnell April 6, Cooney said
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-04
155 Tickets From Tunnel
Defense Worker To Stay Till Job Is Finished

KODIAK, May 1 Deayed) - Ice pool winner Warren T. Lock- defense worker, aged 30 and single. with his home in Wenatchee, Wash, came to Alaska two years ago and formerly resided at Fairbanks He started working here in February and he said he is
 gong to stay right here until the job is finished" He informed after fake arrest in which he was hand cutfed and mugged by U. s, Marshall Paul Herring, then released
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-04
Grew of Z Die In Crash Of 4-Motor Bomber

Cimarron, N. M., May 1 Delayed (AP) - A cow boy reported that 2 crew members of a four-motor- ed army bomber were kill ed when it crashed atop 10000 foot Trail Peak, southwest of here during a storm g days ago.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-04
US. Troops
 Are In Africa 1t Is Disclosed

CAIRO, May 2 (AP) - Maj. General Russell Max well, chief of the U. s. North African mission con- firmed that U. s. troops are in the eastern Mediterran- can. Talking at a press con ference, he said they were all service personnel.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-04
Tokyo Announces Fall Of
 Nandalay

Tokyo, May 2 (AP) - Imperial headquarters an- nounced that Jap forces yesterday captured Man dalay on the now-closed Burma road to China, and that the city's vital milit- tary establishments were destroyed.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-04
Funeral For Troy Will Be Held On Wednesday

ing north of the big bend on the Irrawaddy, virtual ly on the outskirts of Man dalay, destroying, they an- nounced, the important rail line & highway bridg- es ten miles south of the former capital of the Bur- ma kings.
The Nome nugget., 1942-05-04

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23

= $4,000 skolnfch detf "a
pocne 1. 1nora cvicenf S dreve-
nymi puskami ramci vojen-
skeho vycviku We verejnych
skolach federalnfho distriktu a
pax dvou statG Mexico a Pue-
bla. Tento system Dude po-
stupne rozs1ren ma vsechny o.
statn1 staty v Mexiku.
= Nedavno bylo zjisteno,z re
mysi a krysy stojf Francii rocne
pres millard frank1. Predkove
techto krys, ktere Sc pozdeji
neobycejne rozs1rily, priSli do
Evropy a do Francie V 18 stole
tt z Aisle, kde zufil tehdy velky
hlad. Ais pred $50 ETY. desft-
ky myS1 a krys pTeplavaly Vol
hu a zaplavily evropskou pew
ninu. Jen v PaT1zi nici musi a
krysy denne az 200 tun potra-
win. Minuleho roku We Stras-
burgu, kdyz bylo m6sto 8 mesf-
CD %opusteno, krysy nejprve u
smrtily a pozrely vsechny koc-
ky a byly potion neomezenymi
pany mesta, kde zpustosily vse-
chny kramy, skladiste a byty.
= David Lloyd George, brit
sky premier dobe prvnf sveto-
We valky, oslavil sve 70. naro-
zeniny zaffzen1m trvale kanti-
ny ma sve farme, ably delnik6m
mohl byti opatTen teply lunch.
= Predaci dvou nemeckych
~organisac1 v Argentine jsou dr.
zani We vazb6 bez pTipusteni k
zaruce ma obzalobu, re neza-
konne kolektovali penfze cd
nemeckych prfslusn1ku v Ar
gentine. Tyto organisace jsou
Unie nemeckych pracovnfkG a
Nemecky dobrocinny a kultur-
nj krouzek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
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Prazsky nacisticky list der
Neue Tag" pTinesl zpravu o
tom, proc byla zavrena prvn1
a druha ceska obecna skola V
Krci. "V cetnych pTlpadech
r~ozSiTovala ma teto skole ucitel-
ka Marie JindTichova nelegal-
nj tiskopisy'', pfsf V liste Der
Neue Tag.
Dale pry "ponoukala deti,
ably dobe vyucovani psaly ces
kym d6tem v sudetskych kra-
j1ch dopisy, jejichz obsah sme-
.roval prot T1si. Protoze /. a
2. ceska obecna skola v Krci je
pramenem cinnosti nepTatelske
T1si, bylo nar1zeno okamzite
zavren1 skol. Nekolik clenG
ucitelskeho sboru bylo zavTe-
no."
Jak ohlasil americky KRAFT
kovlny rozhlas, dopustili Sc
Nemci v Praze dalsfho zv1rec-
keno GNU tim, re ucitelku Ma
I'll JlnrdlchOVOu dali pOpraVlt.
Je to patrne prvnf ceska zena,
ktera byla v tax zvanem pro-
tektorate popravena pc verej-
ne oznamenem rozsudku.
Poole zpravy bratislavskych
Narodnych Novin byl praz-
sky primator DIR. Otakar Klap-
ka obvinen z toho, re zrfdiI tai
ny fond We vysi dvou milionG
korun.
z fondu pry podporoval O.
soby, ktere chiefly opustit tax
zvany protektorat, a pf1slus-
milky robin tech, kdo byli v Pra-
re zatceni. Klapka sc k tomu-
to obvinenf pry nepriznal, pres
to vsak byl odsouzen k smrti a
popraven.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Odsouzen k smrti pro zavraz-
deni 5-Ieteho hocha.

Leo Jordan, % leta starry,
jenz stravil Is let sveho zivota
V krasnych 1stavech, byl odsou-
zen k smrti pro zavrazdeni pc
tileteho Warrena Snydera dine
3. listopadu We Fulton.
Byv propulsion z Iowske po-
lepsovny v Anamosa minuleho
podzimu Jordan prisel do Full
ton hledati zamestnan1. Mlady
Snyder byl ma cest6 do opa-
trovny, kdyz Jordan zvabil je.i
ma prazdny lot a kdyz hoch
kficel, podfezal mu hrdlo brit
YOU.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
krajan " Argentine podlehl
poraneni.

V Buenos Aires casopis mo
va doba" prinesl zpravu o 1mr-
tt 45leteho krajana Frantiska
Steiskase, ktery Sc stall obetl
sveho povolanf.
Steiskas pracoval jake zed-
mix ma stavbe kdyz sc S MIN sri
tito lesenf a on spadl S vyse SO
metrd ma dlazbu. Utrpel tezke
zranen1, jemuz podlehl v ne
mOcnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Byvala Omazanka sc utopia
" cisternS.

50leta Marie Cerna, bydl1cf
ma farme ash devet mil vychod-
ne cd Burwell utopia Sc v CT
sterne. Pravil, re zanechala
l1stek, v nemz oznamovala II
want to be with Charlie and
Freddie" Freddie byl Cerne
6,ety synek, ktery byl zabit
padnuvs1m nan konem roku
1881. Charles byl jej1 manzel
a zemTel 3. ledna. Rodina
Cernych pTistehovala Sc tam z
OmahV.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23

Mona re "a nedlouho Dude
aeroplanova industrie z Chi
caga, ale jake vsichni vynalez-
CT, tax i on ma jen same truble
a vcera ma neho dokonce byla
zavolana policie.
Alois prisel do Morrison no
telu v prGvodu PISA a chtel mai
mouth pokoj. Klerk 81 jej zme
I'll, tazal Sc jej proc nejde do
mu a hoch Tekl, re mfsto do sko
ly Sci "a skolu a nyni Sc boil, a.
by donna nedostal. Klerk "a
volal policii, ia spatrila chlapce
" este kosili, vylestenych bo-
tech, pres rameno mel brusle a
v ruce uzlfk S nekolika kousky
tvrdeho dreva. V kapse mel
$56 a kdyz policei chtela vedet
jak k MIN prisel, chlapec nej-
dflv rozlobene pravil, re hotely
nestojl "a mic, ponevadz jeden
Jej odmltl k Will psovi a druhy
k Will mlad1. Policie 81 nesmf
myslet, re penize ukradl, ty
jsou poctive vydelane. Vyrabf
modely aeroplanG a nekdy jej
material stoj1 Is cent? a "a
hotovy model dostane az SIS.
Donna nema ma praci kid a
do skoly nechtel j1t, ponevadz
ma moe prace, tax chtel 81 mai
mout pokoj v hotelu a pracovat
ma modelu, ale v hotelu jej
nechteli pro mladf a psa a on
Sc cd "Pala" neodlouc1. Po-
nevada az doroste sc da k ma
mofnictvu, tax vyrabi vetsinou
namofn1 aeroplany.
Rev. Rubacz z osady sv. Ste
pana pravil, re hoch jest hoto-
w genius a vyrab1 modely, mad
kterymi clovek zasne. We sko-
lie jest nejleps1m zakem a nabf-
dl Sc dopravit chlapce domd a
zar1diti, ably eskapada mlade-
no vlastence nemela nasledkd.
Otec hocha byl pred nekolika
roxy zabit autem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Leky cd krajanI " cs. Ameriky
" LondynS.
Csl. tiskova kancelar.

Ceskoslovensky Cerveny Kfiz
Londyne telegraficky potvr-
dill, re do Angle poTadku do
sla zasilka lekG, ktere byly "a
koupeny "a penfze Cechoslova-
XII We Spojenych Statech pro
strednictv1m Pomocnych vybo-
RI. Ceskoslovensky Cerveny
Kf1z v Londyne "a zasilku de-
kuje. Bude j uzito k osetrova-
nj ceskoslovenskych letcG a vo.
jakG, kter1 jiste budou S vdec.
nost1 vzpom1nat ma sve kraja.
ny V Americe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Tide ma Slovensku musi
odevzdat koziSiny.

Poole narfzenf slovenske VIA
dy jsou vSichni eide a zidovske
spolecnosti ma Slovensku povin-
nj odevzdat Hlinkove garde
nebo oddil1m nemecke SIS kozi-
siny, k1ze a satstvo, ktere Sc
castecne sklada z kozisin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
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80. vyroci smrti jana Kollara.

~. Vyrocl SmftI Jana kOllafa.
"a. ledna tomu Dude deva-
desat rokG, co We V1dni zem-
rel basn1k a buditel Jan Kol-
lar.
Narodil sc 20. cervence 1893
v Mosovc1ch v povazske zupe
ma Slovensku, jake syn zboz-
ne evangelicke rodiny. STUDIO
val zprvu v Kremnici. Pozdeji
Sc stall Banske Bystrici ucite-
lem, ale odesel prot Will sve-
no otce do Bratislavy, kde I'll v
letech 1912 az 1915. Nejaky
cas- byl v Bratislave spravcem
s~irotcince. Pozdeji odesel zpet
do Banske Bystrice, kde byl
vychovatelem, a cd podzimu
1917 do jara 1913 studoval bo-
holsovectvf ma universite v Je-
ne.
Roku 1918 byl vysvecen "a
vikare. Pc tuhych politickych
boj1ch "a cfrkev a slovenskou
skolu sc stall roku 1888 pasto-
rem v Pesti. Roku 1885 Sc do
vedel, re jeste zije jeho laska
re studentskych let, O ktere
myslel, re je mrtva, jeho mi
ma" We skutecnosti Friedericka,
dcera pastora Schmidta z Lo-
bedy u Jeny a wal 81 il "a re
nu. Roku 1886 Sc Jim narodilo
jedine dfte,, dcera Ludmila.
V resoluci 1848 byl Madary
z%alarovan. Teprve pc dobyti
Budfna roku 1849 byl osvobo.
zen a odeSel do Vfdne jake pc.
radce v uherskych vecech.
z jeho literarnfch spis1 j
nejznamejsf "Slavy dcera'', \
ktere opeva Slovenstvo. Kro'
me tohoto obsahleho d1la nap
sal Kollar Slovenskou cftanku
zpevnfk a cetne prace filologi
cke.