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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26
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Roswell On, NJ Register-Tribune:
You sometimes hear pinheads laugh
ing at a Texan when he orders more
corn bread, but II they ate more OF
il they would have more sense. Well
made corn bread is an excellent brain
food, and general system builder,
when its use is accompanied by good
hard work in plenty, and the great
ness of Texas is owing to Johnny
cake far more than to genius.
Under its consumption a race OF
right healthy men, who have built
an empire from the prairies and the
desert, and whose work is still 60
ing on to an ultimate attainment that
will astonish the world.
They could never do it, II they de-
pended upon the soggy punk the bak-
ers make, which has not even the
virtue OF being harmless, but lays
on the stomach, running the digestion
and weakening every function OF the
body. Even the best white bread
made is scarcely fit to eat, and has
no place on the table OF folks who
expect to do something, and want
something which will stick to the
ribs and give strength to the muscle,
and yigor to the brain. 1t isn't even
good chicken feed, and a self respect.
ing Texas hen turns from 1t in dis
gust, There is reason for this fact.
Well made corn bread Is very
many times more nutritious than any
other and contains the carbon neces-
sary for the fuel required to furnish
heat for the human engine. Its et-
feet on the bowels is healthful and
steady and food eaten with it is more
easily assimilated. Nor is so much
required. Vigorous life can be sus-
that number of substantial i'm
provements have been made on prac-
tically every street in the city, Pro-
gress in building still is on, and those
who are in touch with the movement
tell me that there are greater things
to come.
Il have visited in a large num-
Der OF cities and towns within twelve
months, and am positive that none of
them has shown the Improvements as
has Amarillo. ! have been over the
territory Immediately surrounding
Amarillo, and find 1t settling up
rapidly"
tanned for some time with corn bread
alone, and the man who eats 1t does
not need so much other fodder.
Nor is the making OF corn bread
becoming lost art, as some anaemic
Yankees have claimed. The normal
Texas girl learns it before she takes
up the piano, and is just as proud Of
it as any Accomplishment she pos
sesses. Variations of the same SPLEEN
did theme are being studied up and
launched all the time and corn bread
lis more popular than ever with the
masses who pay the freight, and do
the real hard work OF Texas, Just
remember these facts when you hear
some idiot attempt a joke about a
Texan and his corn bread.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26
GI'rS TUBERCULOSIS EXHIBIT.

Wieita Falls, Nov. 23.--The New
York sste tuberculosis exhibit which
Is beinlexhibited over the state will
be brosht to Wichita Falls about
Februar l for free exhibition and
instruche Of the public in the pre-
ventiveuad curative measures re-
lating toyhis disease. The exhibit
will be s.ured through the efforts
or the loci medical association and
the Chambr of Commerce.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26
MOVE SEVENTEEN CARS
OF COIN AND ARCHIVES

Belgrade, seryia, Nov, 23.-Sey-
enteen carloads Of coin and archives
OF the National bank were today re-
moved from this city to a fort at
Nish. This step was taken because
OF the governments fears that Aus
tria will make raid on Belgrade.
the capital, It is rumored that the
government will DO removed to Nish
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26
AN INVITATION
Some Eastern Texas County People Will Be
Welcome in Great Panhandle

The Nacogdoches Sentinel sings siren follows;
While great West $ shyering with cold from
and snow, the Is enjoying
sunshine. TO live in East those west
folks Just knew Them would right to this
live Nacogdoches needs folks aud Nacog-
dochos county ought to invite them To
"Nacogdoches folks but
pnng before those western folks
will nl aching void
thing Nacogdoches eope do to charter few freight
trains and move bag and baggage HE will KIN the fat
hospabe things will but come
grouhy but who when
Immediately TO sing
her praises thousand strings boomnsH speaking
along Nacogdoches blue ribbons at the state
fair at Dallas next year.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26

comes not from an airy promoter,
whose capital mainly exists in his
Imagination, but from the stockhold-
ers of the Acme, Red River G. North
ern, men like Marks, Kempner, Lag
arus and Lasker, who are each able
to do these things by themselves.
Do we want a set OF milionsires like
these to help lis build up the town?
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26

San Angelo Standard: Hear the
agonizing cry OF a Concho editor in
the following old primer style:
"see the editor haul wood Can
the editor haul wood? The editor
can haul wood. Why does the editor
haul wood? Because the editor will
freeze IL he does no haul wood"
If Editor Kellis had not insisted
on having the streets OF Sterling City
cleared OF brush and stumps he
could haul enough wood on his back
to last through the winter, But
these editors are always preaching
progress and clean up, ana ought to
have 10 haul wood.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26

Wheeler County Texan; The po-
lice department at Dallas received
an unsigned letter this weel, stating
that the negroes throughout the
country were planning an uprising,
The writer stated that he had travel
ed from Kentucky to the gulf and
that the whites would be slain with
out discrimination. While q great
many have claimed that our fair
southland will some day be the
scene OF a great race war, yet II
has never occurred 10 us that this
will ever be the case, or course in
localities where there are three OIL
four negroes to one white man we
may expect some trouble but there
will never be q general uprising. The
negroes have never been nor never
will be well enough organized for
this. II the negroes were to organ
ize for an uprising 1t would be im-
possible for them to maintain Sc
crecy. Then the negro is by nature
a coward, They haven't backbone
enough to face the music,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26
GELS I'VE YEARS.

Waco, Nov. 2S-rhomas Archer
Gee of Nawsota, Nho was convicted
In the federal cont on a charge
Of robbing I've man has been sen
fenced to serve fiyeV nd a half years
ut the Leavenworth(Kan., peniten.
tlary.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26
ONE THING SURE,

Eyerybody's Magazine A young
lady whose beauty is equal to her
bluntness In conversation was Wis
itlng a house where other guests
we're assembled, among them the
eldest son OF rich manufacturer
The talk turned on matrimonial
squabbles. Said the eligible parti;
- hold that the correct thing for
the husband is to begin as he In
tends to 90 on. Say that the Ques-
ton was one OF smoking Almost
Immediately would show my In
tcntions by lighting a cigar and set
tllng the question forever"
And ! would knock the thing out
OF your mouth" cried the Imper-
lous beauty.
DO you know" rejoined the Young
man. Il don't think you would be
there" Z ~
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26

Lynn County News: or all the
miserable, contemplate matter a
newspaper can print, the most Of
fenslve to people of even ordinary
refinement are the cheap, sorry,
slckening parodies on the Bible,
which occasionally make the rounds
OF our exchanges. OF all the influen-
ees which for the past four centuries
dreadfully shocked over the killing OF
CarmaAk In TAnSaSAaa that It will
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26

lie has Bermuda and sugar cane
for his hogs, and so raises them with
profit The other day he invested
$S5 in hogproof wiring, with which
be will fence in his corn field. He
will plant his corn field in peas next
year, and when the corn is gathered
will have enough feed left for his
hogs to pay him four times over
for the money paid out for the fence.
and he will still have the fence.
And here is another matter in
which Mr., Loudermilli has shown
that he Is wide awake. Two years
ago he found man who had fine
meadow of Colorado grass. The
man was baling the hay, and all
around the baler were quantities Of
the seed from the grass. Mr.. Lou
dermilk discovered that the grass
had much the same appearance as
Johnson grass, but made better hay
and spring entirely from the seed. 1t
had no long roots, and is easily ex-
terminated. He secured quantity
OF the seed and sowed down the
field in which he intended to plant
oats.
This year, after the oats had been
harvested, the grass came up, and
before the frost came Mr.. Louder
milk secured two heavy cuttings,
giving him an abundant supply OF
hay.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26

tent has been the Bible and its teach
ings, when so many tender memoir
les and refining sentiments are in
separately connected with this ancient
book OF peculiar but elegant Lam
guage, it is the height OF i'll manners
to make mockery of 1t by Haunting
these disgusting parodies before the
eyes OF readers.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26

In many other ways Mr.. Louder
milk Is profiting by the things he
has learned in his intimate daily
contact with growing crops. He
has a 14-year-old boy whom he Is
teaching to follow in his footsteps
He is teaching him to utilize every
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26
MEXICAN KILLED.

Terrell, Texas, Nov ga Mex
lean insane patient, while working in
a sewer ditch. was crushed to death
when the walls OF the ditch col
lapsed here today.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26

Houston Chronicles In being own
ed by the Standard Oil Company, the
Outlook, OF which T. r. is to be as
sociste. editor, lives up to its name.
looking out for itself and having San
eye 20 the main chance
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26

cKinney CourieN-Gazette; We
did not really believe that Mckinney
did have so many pretty home
flowers" and pretty home women
until yesterday and today We have
been showed" We know It now
II we ever had an idea OF leaving
this town. It's forever changed ior
the future. We are here for a life
time.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26
NACoGDoCBEs FAMILY
MAKE NARROW ESCAPE

Nacosdoches, Tcyas Nov. 2S. 4
y The residence of Or C. C. 4
= Pierce was destroyed by fire. 4
r the loss being estimated at ST.. 4
r 600 AN members of the fam. \
\ lily narroNly escaped death in \
\ the flames and the blaze was =
X declared to have been of incen- :
\ diary origin. !
Y K ttk + 4 4 49, \ \
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26

Nacogdoches Sentinel; Pistol
totlng in Texas has not been lessened
though the penalty was made more
severe two years ago. The 31st
Legislature ought 10 take steps to-
ward having the the law more rigid
" enforced or repeal the whole ka-
boshed thing. But pistol toting
ought to go, and the only way to put
stop to this menace to peace and
civilization, is just to stop II. IT can
be done.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26

San Angelo Evening POST The
New York Evening Post was so
house. all to be undertaken this year.
Is nr~.->i-Nd ouanah. And painA- tia
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26

hardly recover in time to give an
opinion OF the dastardly attempt TO
murder a faithful officer in Repub'
lican California.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26

No would surprised TO hear the Amarillo
claiming the snownakes the Southwest fall in
their
Daily Panhandle: they they give usenance to
housonds which furnishes and
your breakfast bsoutDay Panandle
Fort Worth Star: Big snowfskes wheat inp
arabic and the Daily Panhandle right especially
when that country furnishing myads of 9TH
es" with our breakfast biscuit.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26

Quanah Tribune-Chief A ten
thousand dollar depot general Of
fees. shops and good sized round
have been making fora higher stand
ard OF human conduct the m0st 80
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26

San Angelo Standard: The police
OF San Francisco claim that influen.
ces were at work higher up that
brought about the dastardly attempt
to assinete Francis Heney. 4 little
more hemp is needed over there for
the grafters and their hired assas-
sins.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26

conditions. the members OF the Farm
ers' union can do no better than to
follow the example OF w. 7. Louder
milk, member of the national eHecu.
tive committee from Texas.
Mr., Loudermilk advocates reduc-
ton In the acreage OF cotton, but not
for the purpose OF reducing the an
nual production, he believes that
there has never been too great a
yield OF the most universally used
product In the world lie feels sure
that new uses for cotton and the
natural'increase in consumption due
to the constant growth in the worlds
population, will call for a still great
er, supply OF the south's principal
product from year to year.
Mr., Loudermilk's plan Is to grow
the same amount OF cotton on half
as many acres, By careful selection
of hts seed, he is this year able to
gather eight bales from eight acres
OF land, while his neighbors are gath
ering not more than one-thrd bale
per acre,
This practical farmer selects his
seed In the field, not by the acre,
but by the single boil He takes the
stalk into consideration, too His
experiments have proved that the
form Of the stalk, The amount OF
foliage, the number OF locks In a
boil, and the time of maturity and
the rapidity OF growth-all OF these
important characteristics in the par
ent stalk are reproduced faithfully
in the offspring.
Mr., LOudermilk has been equally
successful in his experiments in corn
raising. When he commences gath
ering corn, he straps a big basket
on each OF his wagons, and instructs
his hands in regard to the kind OF
corn he wants saved, and the ears
are thrown into the basket as they
are gathered in the field. He has
learned that 1t is waste OF time to
attempt seed selection in the crib.
He knows that not only the form OF
the ear and the grains must be con-
sldered, but the size and strength Of
the stalk as well,
He has progressed farther in the
matter OF seed corn selection than
many of the experts. He has found
that on some soil it is better to have
corn that puts out its ear close to
tho ground, while on other land the
stalk with the ear high up is prefer
able.
Another point: Everyone has
seen ears OF corn which were attach
cd to the stalk by long stem or
snout. Mr.. LoudermilS has devel-
oped a variety OF corn in which the
long stem is universal, for river bot
tom planting The end of the ear
points downward, preventing the
husk from filline with water in case
of overflow. His neighbors who have
not thought it worth while to exper-
iment, or who despise scientific
farming, go on planting corn which
grows outstanding ears, and as a con-
sequence the overflow fills the husk
with water and causes the corn to
rot. N.....
Mr.. Loudermilk raises hogs, too.
He has his hog range Of twenty-one
acres divided into three equal pas
lures, and moves his hogs every two
months. He has learned that hogs
do not thrive il confined to the
same area too long.
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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26

Randall County News: And now
the question is raised as to whether
the school amendment voted upon
on November 3 has actually carried
as required by the Statutes and Con-
sutution. OF those who voted upon
the question the amendment carried
by a large majority but the conten-
ton has arisen that 1t could not be-
come portion OF the constitution
for the reason that the amendment
did not receive a majority OF num-
voters who voted upon the day OF
the election.
1t seems matter OF justice to this
editor that the amendment ought TO
be declared carried even though II
did not receive a majority of the mum
Der of people who voted on that day.
II a man voted not upon the ques-
ton 1t was his fault and evidently
showed that he was not against the
proposition and therefore he should
be counted as tacitly for the amend
ment. silence gives consent"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26

New york World believing that Tas religion is
rats private affair Mr. Roosevelt proceeds discuss to
the extent OF column
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26

Anyway is fortunate that have the Taft smile to take
place Of mitch gnashIng OF teeth
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26

Commoner most ample supply election will
be exhausted in plenty get up
Thanksgiving turkey.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26

OF course we all knew even before
the sale OF 100000 pounds OF wool
there, tho san Angelo is a yard wide.
--Dalla News,
And the esteemed News might
have added, is built OF the kind OF
material that will not rip, rayel or
run down at the heel, The hope is
also INDUCED that no slluslon was
had to san Angelo playing in any
body's back yard, for she is making
the dust fly at the head OF the pro-
iession Of Texas towns and cities.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-26

A good shot from the San Angelo
Standard; Down at Austin they are
specializing muchly as TO who will be
speaker OF the Thlrty-first legisla-
ture, as though the perpetuity OF the
state and her institutions depended
on such immaterial matter as that
A competent man and one selected
without regard to his standing on
anything purely personal will answer
the bill nicely.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

NV HNI IDINN HtH tH"
Display zoe per inch each insertion
Locals lOc per inch each insertion
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The following is from the pen OF
BoAator Bob Taylor: II would rath-
VI fill my purse with money and
keep its gates aJar to my happy girls
while they llnger under my roof than
to clutch It with a miser's hand UNI
I'll all the harpstrings OF youth are
broken and all SIS music forever fled.
/ would rather spend my last cent
for a bag OF striped marbles to glad
den the hearts OF my barefooted boys
than TO deny them their childish
pleasures. and leave them bag OF
gold 10 quarrel over while ] am dead.
! abhor the pitiless hawk that circles
In the air only to swoop and strangle
tho song OF tho linnet or bury Its
tRions in the heart OF the dove. !
despise the soulless man whose greed
for gold impelS him to strange the
laughter and song OF HE own family.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-01
p r o r E G

jem. da maj M prezrejo obi6ajne-
ga prvega znaka bolezni: slabega
apetita. Ako innate pri roki Tri-
%nerjevo ameriSko zdravilno gren-
ko vino, potem ste dobro priprav-
lJenl IN Ia pojav. V vseh zelodGnih
in crevesnih bolezni. ktere najveG-
KRAFT pridejo. je to vino najbolie
SredStvo. Podeli VAN apetit, teles-
no moe, tvrste miSice in zivce, Ell
sto kri in prezene glavobol. V le-
karnah. Jos. Triner. 6l6-622 SO.
Ashland ave, Chicago. Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-01
Tri sile.

Vsak 6lOvek je podvrzen trem
slam. delu, bolezni in smrti. ka-
kor ie rekel Samuel Smiles. Zad-
njej ne more nihce nit. toda IL.
brani Sc pa lahko prvih dveh. De-
10 ne bo proved nadlegovalo one
ga, XII 81 je prihranil kaj denar-
ia; tudi bolezen ne bo plasila clo-
veka. Xxi dOstojno zivi in Una. kaj
storiti, da Sc je obrani. Mi smo re
veckrat svetovali naSim citatel-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-01
Cd urednistva.

Sodr. dopiSnik Y Oregon City
Enak dopis smo ze priobtili ne
davno 'Prolctarcu''. a dvakrat
razpravljati . eni stvari Sc nam
ne zdi umeStno. Steer pa odkrito
povemo. da Sc herald pecamo z
dOticno afero.
Sodr. III. NJ: Dopis je prviG
preobSiren, drugic Sc je pa o silva
ri, ktero vsebuje. re kolikor toll
pisalo V "Proletarcu'. Prosimo,
poslite nam kaj druzega in to kra-
.tkol
Poslednje velja tudi "a druge
sOdruge dopisnike. List. kakor Vi
dite. ina sedaj malo prostora,
vsled tega o urednik skrbeti,
da pride samo izbrano, dObro in
razlicno gradivo vanj. Pisite to-
rel bolj kratko pa jedrnato. So
cialisticni pozdrav!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-01
Oodprto pismo Slovencem

Slavni direktor Collins n. Y,
Medical lnstituta:
Prosim oproStite mi. da VAN
toliko casa niSem sporoGil o uSpe-
hu VaSih zdravil. Rabbi sem zdra-
villa natanko pc predpisanih navo-
dilih, katera so mi tudi pomagala
do popolnega ,zdravja. - Bodite
u%verjeni, ia Vam bodem hvalezen
IA skrb in trud, katerega ste imeli
Z menoj, dokler ms ne bode krila
matt zemljica. Tudi mojim roia-
kom Vas bodem priporocal. ker
Sedaj VEN, da ste zdravnik V pra-
vem pomenu besede.
Toraj Sc enkrat ~nasrcnejSa hva-
la "a izvrStna zdravila in iSkreni
pozdrav Vas iskreni prijateli.
Albin Strnad.
Black Diamond. Wash.
Box 751.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-09-01

- Nv uSidil hI'. lTtud Je lu-
dl snow. IL. pr. IA kruh moke. dro-
re, soil /. t. d.. "a mOko zita, IA
zlto semena; L " tega pa de
lavnih sredstev. Tudi Ge imam vso
tvarino IA kruh. ga ne morem
zmeSati. zmesiti in speci 5 palci ma
DIAM, ampak treba je "a to raznih
priprav.
Teh pa nina tisti, XII bi rad de-
lal. ampak drug tlovek. XII Sc mu
pravi gospodar. Ce hoGem delati.
ga moran prositi, da mi dovoli.
Ako pravi ne, je pa ''ne'; in
ce pravijo vsi mojstri, kar Jill
vpraSam, me. mi ne pomaga xiv
krst, da hi delal in izpolnil bozjo
postavo. y &c ne dobim della, tudi
nimam kruha. I'm tako .ie moi OBJ
stanek. je MOLE zivlenje V rokah
drugih ljudi, XII morda Sami ne
znajo, kar znam JAZZ, XII pa oddaia-
jo delo po svoji wolff. ker - so
gospodarji delavnih sredstev.
No, kruh Sc izdeluie Sc marSikie
V malih pekarnah. Ampak pomi-
slime ma druge potrebScine. XII jih
vstvaria delo ; pomocio velikih.
vclikanskih in dragih delavnih
sredStev. 5 pomotio ogromnih
strojev V ogromnih tovarnah. Po-
lagoma izpodrivajo TAXA velikan-
ska podjetia sploh proizvajanie V
malem. Nekdai 81 ie vsakdo naro-
eeval hla6e in suknje pr moistru
krojatu. Xxi ie incl nekoliko igel.
vatel, Skarje. gladilo. niti. pa mu
je to skoraj zadostovalo. Pa ie
prlSel Stroj "a Sivanie in mojSter.
kI nj hotel zaostati "a drugimi. 81
ga je moral omisliti. Pa Sc je Stroj
povecal. priSli so Sc drugi. kom-
plicirani stroll. I'm danes ie tako I:
&c imam dovoli denaria. 81 poSta-
vim velikansko poSlopje. name
slim vanje cudovite stroje. naja-
mem ljudi. XII znajo ravnati Z nil
mi. Y SkladiSce nalozim ogromne
kupe suknia in druzega blaga in
tedaj ST. zacne: V cni sobani rcze-
jo delavci rokave. Y drugi lilac
nice. V eetrti Jill sestavljajo $ stro-
j. V peti delajo zepe in ma kraiih
So Sk!adajo gotove oblcke razne
mere. pa gredo Y prodaialnice.
krojaSki mojstri pa Stiskaio pest.
ko gledajo, kako hodiio Nth mex
danji odjemalci Y tovarniSko pro
dajalno. oni pa - nimaio della.
Ne lie delavec. temvec tudi moi
ster ne more delati. ce ga je VOLTA.
ampak ce dobi della. In ce GA dol.
60 ne dobi. izgiue v>ak razlocek
med MIN in %delavcem. koncno je
sam proletarec. kakor oni in mora
It'll proSit Y tovarno, kl ga je uni
ella "a delo. y ce Y tovarni noGe.
jo. Jill ne prisili nihce. da mu daio
della. lDalje.)