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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26

men in Congress long enough to
secure its share of such chairman
ships, while East and South have
more than their rightful proper
ton.
Mr.. Taylor's efforts in congress,
during his two terms insures his
reelection-by handsome major
ity.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Tay.
lor's address, the male quartet gave
one of their inimitable songs which
was full of ginger" and were
forced to respond to an encore.
Ex-Governor Thomas followed
with a mastery speech in which
he mentioned the development OF
Monte Vista since his first visit
here twelve years ago. He paid a
splendid compliment to this sec
ton of the state in the matter OF
its high plane of intelligence and
industry,
Speaking of the three contend
ing political organizations, the gov
ernor compared the Republican
party to divided family, and as
such predicted the inevitable fail
ure of such to stand.
He attacked the attitude OF the
e. S. supreme court toward the
Sherman antitrust law in inter
polatlng the word unreasonable
in that document as regards re-
straint of trade. "As well,' said
he might the court hold that nc
reasonable burglary be punished.
The speakers declared that the
fountain head Of privilege was
found in the improper use OF tax
! ing power
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26
ONRESSAN TAYLOR AND GOVERNOR THOMAS AT MONTE VISTA
HOME AGAIN

John Fischbach returned Mon
day from four months visit to
the country of his childhood in
Luxembourg which he left about
twenty-five years ago, and where
his mother and a brother now re-
side. He found his mother enioy-
ing perfect health at the age of 10.
Lexemburg is probably the
smallest Independent sovereign
country in the world, being about
90 by 25 miles in area; much of
the land is poor and mountainous,
but nearly all is under cultivation
by small land owners. Lexemburg
in now ruled by a woman who has
lately succeeded her father. The
state has large iron ore deposits
and iron. works. Mr.. Fisch bach
gives very interesting story of
his trip and of the social and ma
terial progress made in the old
world-especially in Germany
during the last forty years, in
many respects being ahead of
America.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26

onstituents in recognition of the
Pplendld record already made in
The House.
The SUBJECT Of the Republican
policy of conservation was touched
upon by Mr.. Taylor who is opposed
% licking up the means of pro-
auclng wealth, or the appropria-
'lon and conhscation by the Fed
enl government of the earnings
and profits Of individual enterprise
de spoke briefly upon the tariff
sad illustrated how the policy of
'0e Republican party had been to
protect favored industries, upon
Tue theory that the rich will take
'afe OF the poor. The policy of
'ne Democratic party is the re-
verse, viz; protect the great pro-
uucing masses and let the rich
look out for themselves.
uood roads as encouraged by
'ae Government are to be highly
'Ommended. The parcels post law
vas also favored by our congress
men.
MT Taylor has during his sec
ona term in congress, succeeded
I'll oeing named on the important
''mmlttees that most concern the
VEST, especially Colorado, which
'Haoled him to accomplish much
~a'u In the development of the
state.
MT Taylor has devoted most oil
DiS Time to the work of his com.
u'''ees' The East, as a rule, has
majority in most of the commit,
''es and has not awakened to the
saea'ness Of the West and its pos.
''0''itles and it requires hard work
"get needed reforms, such as en-
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26

couraglng men to secure titles to
government land by three years
occupation instead of five, and of
52o-acre homesteads on such lands
as are rough and not suited to in
tense cultivation; both of which he
secured by appropriate bills.
Chairmanships of i m portant
committees go to the older men,
bers and the West has not kept its
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26
BOUND OVER TO
DISTRICT COURT

Some months ago divorce was
granted between Robert Mcneil
and his wife, since which time
Mrs. Mcneil has been in charge of
the home ranch four miles south
of Monte Vista.
To assist her in caring for the
ranch and cattle she hired Murch
M. Kennedy,
Last Saturday evening as Mrs.
Mcneil and Kennedy had finished
their supper and were sitting about
the table, it is claimed Mcneil en-
tered the room and began cursing
Kennedy, at the same time making
a lunge toward him with an opened
knife. Kennedy, stabbed in the
left side, jumped from his chair
and engaged in combat with the
enfuriated former husband.
Mcneil, 1t is alleged, secured
% calibre rifle and finding it I'M
loaded, used it as club. Mrs.
Mrs. Mcneil attempted to separ-
ate the two men, but became sick
with fright and ran out of doors.
At the conclusion Of the fracas,
Mrs. Mcneil called for doctor
and asked that officers be sent out
to the farm.
Kennedy was hurried to the Del
Norte hospital where for several
days he was in critical state.
His condition is now said to be
improving.
Mcneil on the evidence intro
duced, was bound over to the next
term of the District court in the
sum of $1,000.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26
arge, Enthusiastic Gathering Greets
Speakers Who Are At Their Best

An immense crowd greeted Con-
|ressman Ed. T. Taylor and Ex-
EOrernor Thomas at the Broad
|y Opera house Thursday even
Mayor Bronaugh, as chairman
\ the meeting, introduced Mr..
|sylor as having proved himself
'orthy, able and honest, and be-
poke for him the support of his
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26
REPUBLICAN
LOVE-FEAST
Invited Guests Are Permitted to
Hear Words of Wisdom

Under promise of music, speak
ing and refreshments, the select
few responded to invitations on
Wednesday evening as guests of
the Monte Vista Republican club
at Wallace hall.
Postmaster and County Commit
teeman Boutwell, introduced For
mer Speaker Breckenridge as the
Boss of Rio Grande County"
who in turn acknowledged the
compliment and tried to act the
part. In pitiful pantomime, the
once Speaker essayed to explain
and enlarge upon his past services
to his country and the inaotion of
the magnetic should have touched
the hearts of even the most hard
ened veterans in the service of the
Grand Old Party.
In the sunset hour of the Breck.
enridge career, he announces that
he is always in politics, and yet,
from no recent public utterance
can one tell whether Mr.. Brecken-
ridge favors Taft or Roosevelt. He
Graves the election of the Republi-
can county ticket in order to re-
fleet credit upon himself, and said
he would regard its defeat as per-
sonal catastrophe. There was a
day when r G.. Breckenridge look
ing into a mirror, could behold a
composite picture of the Republi-
can party of Rio Grande county.
But night has dropped the curtain
on that day which is passed, and
those who now call him "boss" or
master can be reckoned on the
fingers of one hand.
Ezra T. Elliott of Del Norte
made strong, loyal Taft Repub-
lican speech and spoke like a man
who had at least the courage of his
convictions.
Chas. Trueblood in furtherance
of his ambition to become repre-
sentative from Rio Grande county,
spoke on the question of his fit
ness for the position, and set forth
his love and admiration for the op-
posing schools of healing. He re-
called his hearers with a repetition
of preposterous alleged stories
which he claimed were being cir
culated against him. The stand
ing of DR.. Trueblood as public
spirited citizen needs no apology
from any source whatever, and the
absence of unwarranted personal
tiles in the campaign should indeed
be highly gratifying to the candi-
dates of all three parties.
There were remarks by lesser
lights, asides by wag or two and
of course refreshments where
all met on a common footing.
The talented and charmin z
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26

In his speech at LaJunta Mon
day night Charles S. Thomas said:
Its ust this. The Democrats
must elect their candidates for the
Legislature if they expect to have
Democrats elected to the United
States senate. Shafroth and
want your votes, but unless you
also vote for the Democratic legis-
lative candidates you won't be do
ing us much good by your votes
for us. A Democratic legislature
will carry out the wishes of the
people"
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26

A statement is being circulated
that the election of Republican
Legislature means the election of
Senator Guggenheim to succeed
himself. OF course the senator is
not candidate for re. election. He
was not a candidate six years ago,
but when the Legislature met there
were not eight Republicans who
could be induced to vote for any
other man.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26
WOODMEN ATTENTION

Special Meeting Camp No. %,
Woodmen of the World on Thurs
day eve, Oct. 3lst.
Organizer Rudd will be right
here again with the goods, and now
for one great big boost all together
for four hundred members by Jan.
LIST, 1913. Do not miss this meet
ing as Neighbor Rudd will be dis
appointed if you do and we always
make good when he is here. Come.
L. H. DUvIC. Consul
GEO B. Boutwell,, Clerk
Mrs. r. B. Wallace left Tuesday
for months stay at her old home
in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
Miss Laura Manson who has
been attending the carnival at
Denver returned Wednesday.
B. M. Matthias went to Alamosa
Tuesday where he received some
sheep being driven here for feed
ing this winter.
Harry Brown returned from
Marble, Colo, Thursday where he
has been several days on business
and pleasure,
w. E. Hayes and family left
Wednesday night for visit to
Western slope towns with a view
of locating.
Mrs. Orrell returned Tuesday to
her home in Chama, n. M. She
has been visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Seth.
Mrs. Mary Bailey left Wednes-
day for her home in southern
Pennsylvania after a visit with A
d. Matthias and family.
DR.. Trueblood is a protectionist.
The old school of doctors in Colo
RADIO, as a rule, are in favor of leg
islation that would give this class
of healers a monopoly of the busI-
ness.
Robert Knight of Longmont,
candidate for congressman large
on the Socialist ticket, will speak
at Monte Vista Friday night, Nov
LIST. Mr., Knight is a forceable
speaker and will be worth hearing.
In this campaign the Republi-
cans will have it that if Governor
Wilson is elected and tariff bill
passed, a panic is inevitable. Pay
no attention to the threats of Wall
street. Capital is always cowardly
and will not dare to disregard
public opinion.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26

Mrs. Embark of Center left
Thursday for a visit with relatives
Of Prescott, Kansas.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs, Ray Houston who
have been the guests of their par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wright
left Friday for their home on
Wright's ranch near Creole.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26

Fuller drug store will be open
all night election night receiving
returns.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26

Mrs. NJ l.. Jackson and daughter
Edna left Wednesday for a brief
stay in Denver.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26

Mrs. Warren Yountz who has
been the guest of DIR. and Mrs. n.
II. Chapman returned to her home
in Denver Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26

John Palmer of Saguache, can
didate for prosecuting attorney on
the Bull Moose ticket, made a trip
to Creole Wednesday.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26

The talented and charmin z
Katharine Ridgeway gave a de-
lightful entertainment at the Meth
odist church Friday night Miss
Ridgeway was ably assisted by
Ludwig g. Meyer, baritone soloist
and Grace Desmond, pianist, men,
bers of the Ridgewsy company.
This number was the first of the
Lyceum course and was well at
tended.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26

Carl b. Stow returned Friday
from Chicago where he has been
engaged in buying goods for his
Mercantile business.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26

Frank Chandler returned Friday
from stay in Denver.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26

Mrs. r. B Wallace left Tuesday
for months stay at her old home
in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26

Miss Laura Manson who has
been attending the carnival at
Denver returned Wednesday.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26

B. M. Matthias went to Alamosa
Tuesday where he received some
sheep being driven here for feed
ing this winter.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26

Harry Brown returned from
Marble, Colo, Thursday where he
has been several days on business
and pleasure.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26

Mrs. Mary Bailey left Wednes-
day for her home in southern
Pennsylvania after a visit with A
d. Matthias and family.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26

Mrs. Orrell returned Tuesday to
her home in Chama, n. M. She
has been visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Seth.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26

Robert Knight of Longmont,
candidate for congressman at large
on the Socialist ticket, will speak
at Monte Vista Friday night, Nov
LIST. Mr., Knight is forceable
speaker and will be worth hearing
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26

DR.. Trueblood is protectionist
The old school of doctors in Colo
RADIO, as a rule, are in favor of leg
islation that would give this class
of healers a monopoly of the bust,
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-10-26

W. E. Hayes and family left
Wednesday night for visit to
Western slope towns with a view
of locating.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-16

767. kron. lmetje je doseglo
viSino 13.145.O00 kron in je ma
rastlo ma glavo cd ~ ma 81 kron
V zadnjem letu. Seveda Sc je tudi
sklad IA vzajemne podpore. XII ga
drzavna komisija strokovni orga-
nizacii V A~vstfiji loceno uprav-
liza in Xxi hi vStet Y gorenji znesek,
V poslednjem letu primerno OLA
ell V varStvo revnih organizacij.
SploSno ugodno finanGno stan
.ie centralnih zvez, zlasti V letih
1910 i'll 1911, izvira IL pravega
spoznanja strokovno organizira-
nih delavcev, da Sc je roper brez-
~obzirnega organiziranega podjet-
nika V letu 1913 treba oboroziti,
ko pOjde "a zboljSanje d%elovnih
in mezdnih razmer. Centralne
zveze so tekom let vestnO skrbele
IA in treba je lie ST. dveh m~iljonov
kron "a stavkOvni sklad. XII Jill
more tekoce leto doneSti. da ca
kamo mirnO, oborozeno in boievi-
to ma usOdnO leto 1913.
Zahseve, XII Jill organizirano
delavstvo prihodnje leto predlo-
Ii podjetnikom. Sc bodo gibale V
okvirju mogotega in doSeglivega.
Cd organiziranega podjetniStva
zaviSi, ce bo obnovitev kolektiv-
nih, skupnih in poedinih pogodb
uspeh mirnega dogovora ali sad
boja. Strokovne organizacije so
Sc pripravile ma ODE Strani pri-
pravljene so, ia vestno tehtajo in
uvazujejo, ampak &c DO treba. da
odloGno i'll krepko zastavijo vse,
da pribOre Svojim clanom pravic-
ne zahteve.
S~poznaje, ia je mocha strokov-
na organizacija na.ikrepkejSa OBJ.
ramba roper organizirano pOdjet-
niStvo i'll naizaneslivciSe napa-
dalno Orozje Ia lepSc Zivljenje,
mora preSinti vse delavStvo. Vsak
delavec, Xxi nj tlaGanskega duha
in Xxi Sc udelezuie delavskih poll
titnih bojev, mora tudi Y Strokov-
no organizacijo Svojc branSe,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-16

spevke! Organizacija DO mogia
izpolniti do vas dolznosti lie tie
daj. ako tudi vi izpolnite svoje
dolznosti do organizacige!
To Sc je tikalo organiziranlh
delavcev. Zdaj pa Sc nekaj besed
neorganiziranim delavcem, Xxi
stole izven vrst zdruzenega pro-
letarijata! ri delavci mai pomi-
Sliio samo to-le: ali Sc ne zdruzu-
je vse proti nam delavcem? KAY
pa DO Z Mani. akO bono stall ma
sproti moGno organiziranemu so
vrazniku razcepljeni vsak Ease?
Vecinoma ii delavci tudi spozna-
jo. da je organizaciia pOtrebna,
neObhodno pOtrebna "a iZboljSan-
je njih z~ivljenskega pOlOzaja, to-
da vsled komodnosti in sebiGnosti
ne vstopijo V organizacijo. Misii-
jo 81. bodo re drugl brez meme o.
pravili. Toda, dragi prijatelj, Xxi
tako govoriS, kaj pa. ko hi vsi de
jail tako? Kan pa pridemo? Spo-
znajte vendar to oGividno resni-
co, da j. naSa reSitev samo or
ganizaciji in vstopite V organiza-
clio do zadnjega moZa!
Dnev so resni, vsi ma delo "a
organizacijo, ma neumorno, W.T.
rajno in resno deloi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-16
CERKEV IN

he Starem veku So ie ZnanOSt
preceJ veselO raZvijala in deloma
Jc cello doSegla raZmcroma visoko
StopnJ0.
Start 80 imeli dobrc zgodovi-
marie in zemljepiSce. zlaSti med
Grki so bill |glaSOviti in rcSniGno
znameniti filozofi in tudi ma po-
lin matematikc in prirodOSlovne
znanosti so dosegli uspehe. Xxi Jill
Je treba SpoStovati.
ZnanoSt onih tasov Odlikuje po-
sebno to. da je ilhajala cd opazo-
vanJa III preiSkovanja prirodnih
reel in brez apriorioristicnega
mnenja sprejemala uSpehe ra-
zumnega miSljenja.
To vSc 81 ie lie izpremenilO pow
sod kJerkoli Je priSlo krscanstvo
do v%eljave. ) predsodki obremen-
Jena vera le priSla ma mestO opa-
~zovanla, presoianja in preisko-
vanJa po nacctu razuma. foveSti
svetega pisma so Sc morale pri-
znati Ia merodajne glede ma po-
Stanek in Starost sveta ljudi ter
glede ma razmerle med clovekom
IN rastlinskim ter Mvalskim sve-
tom. Same da one izmed ucenja-
kov starega veka. XII so V svojih
nazorih dozdevno SoglaSali : Sve-
tim pismom, Sc je pablo, ali Min
della MISC pOStala podlaga IA no.
vo raziskavanje. temvec napravi-
lie 50 Sc IL njih avtoritete in Nth
nauki so VISA dolga stoletja vclja-
Ii Ia nedotakljive dogme.
Taxa avtoriteta je postal II. pr.
eden lzmed prvih astronomer sta
'ega veka, Klavdij Ptolomej. Xxi
Je Mvel okrog leta 40 pred kri-
stom. S svopm takozvanim ptolo-
mejskim svetovnim sistemom. On
le ucil. da zemlja kot srcdiSGe
vsega sveta cvrsto stoii in da Sc
druga svetovna telesa vrte okrog
ME in STEER tako. da je najblizii
zemlJi meSec, potcm planeta Mer-
kur IN Venus. potem solncc in
koncno gorrji planeti Mars. Ju-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-16
BLAGR

Blagor brezposelnim. kajti lah-
ko noSijo kratkc hlacne .iermene
i'll z%avrzene cape. da konca ne
vzGmejo.
Blagor zdihujocim in bedepol-
MIN. ker lahko live oh zave>ti.
da je doyolj kruha in veselja m
svetu.
Blagor lacnim in zeinim. kaj-
ii enkrat ali dvakrat Y letu bOdo
naslceni ma stroSke oficielne do
brodelnoSti.
Blagor miroljubnim in potrpe-
zljivim. ker lahko 81 IL stare OBJ
leke narede novo. ako znajo SUI
kati Sivanko!
Blagor tistim, Xxi ne zahteva.jo
nicesar, kajti prepricani so lah-
ko, da ne dobe mic in da ie vsak-
do zadovoljen i mimi.
Blagor tistim, XII gledajo. skr-
bijo in Sc potijo cato. da Sc dru-
boljSe godi kakor MIN.
Blagor zakrknjenim in nemi.
kajti ma NTH plecih sloni
stavba parazitov in trotov - sic.
nj stavba danaSnje blagoslovljc-
ne kapitalisticnc druzbe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-07-16

Da so vse bolezni samo posledi
ca slabe zmesi teh sokov.
Sele V 16 stoletju Sc ie posre-
clio zlasti Teofrasta Bombasta
Paracelsa (umrl okrog 1854, cd
straniti Galenov nauk. Paracel-
sus je smatral aravo IA 1.-Two ce-
Lotto, V kateri nj mirovanja ne
smrti, temevt vedno napredu.joc,
V notranjem nacelu utemeljen
organizer razvoj.
kakor l. medicine. je bilo Z vSo
drugo znanostjo: Nobeno razum-
no raziskOvanje Sc nj smelo te-
kom cerkvene Wade do 10. cello
II s~toletja pokazati V javnosti.
kemija, Znanost snovne raZlic-
nosti teles, .ie postala alhemiia.
StOletja in stoletja so bill cello vi
soko stojeci duhovi prepriGani, da
obStoji neka snow. takozvani ma
gisterium. pozneje imenovan
kamen modrijanov' Xxi izpre-
mem VISA druga telesa. Gee Sc pOsu-
Jejo Z njegovim prahom. V zlato
in Xxi oZdravi tudi vsako cloveSko
bOlezen. In kakor Sc .je uganjala
namesto kemije olhemija, tako
tudi namesto aStrOnOmije ~astrolo-
gija; to St pravi, namcsto. da hi
Sc ~opazovalo in zasledovalo gil
banje Svetovnih telcS. so goiili
'umetnost''. kakO ST. prerokuje
bodocnost zlasti glede ma GloveSko
zivljenje IL gibanja in polozaja
zvezd.
Seveda MISC zastopniki krSGan-
silva iznaSli ~alhemije in astrolo-
gije; ampak mad vse znaGilno jc
vendar. da so bile take zmote pod
Waldo cerkvc ne le mogoGe. am
pax da so 81 cello n%ajbujneje raz.
whale in doSegle najviSji pomen.
AIhemisti so postal najpriljublje-
neSi s~vetovalci in prijatelji kne-
GOV ter viSoke duhovScine: dvor-
nj aStrologi 50 go>podovali mad
%najvecjimi drlavami. docim nj
Smela nobena reSniGna. razumna
z%nanoSt dvigniti glave.
Yes Svet We. kako je ravnala
cerkev. dokler .je bilo goSpodarst-
vo povsem njehih rokah. 4 ljud-
mi. Xxi So Sc upali Svobodno misli-
ii in odkritoSrtno povedati Svoje
misli V verSkem in znanStvenem
oziru. ProkletStvo in preganjan-
je. jete i'll verge. muGenje in "a
zidavanje, umor vsake vrste in
kot najgroznejSe: seziganje Zivih
Judi - To 81 bila Sredstva. : ka-
terimi je cerkev poldrug tisoc let
trpinGila c%loveStvo. baie Y sluzbi
usmiljenga Boga in IA vero. XII il
je glavna zapoved Ljubi Svoiega
hliznjega kakor samega sebe.
Nsak otrok We. ia je bilo ma mi
ljonc "krivovcrrev' in cooper
mic zrtev te ljubezni in tega IL
Smiljenja.