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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-03
SHOP BEST
PLACE TO "HOCK
DER KAISER" NOW

ThermopoIfs. Wyo.. april 3-A
stranger. believed TO he German.
who shouted Hook der kaiser as he
stood drinking in a saloon. here mar
rowly escaped lynching. A miner
knocked him down, rope appeared
as II by magic and in moment he
was hanging from beam Before
life was extinct, however, he was cut
down By the city marshal Revived
with cold water, he was forced to
kneeI and kiss the American flag. He
then was warned to get out Of town
He left. and with the belief that the
next time he felt like hooking der
kaiser" pawn shop would be the
safest place to do il IL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-03
Senate Committee Approves
Resolution - Repubs
Cause Delay.
CABINET IN COUNCIL
Meets in Virtual Farley Of
Combat-Wilson Speech
Stirs the Officials.
Complete text of Pres
ident Wilson's address is

printed on page p.
Washington. April B. The T.ni-
ted States really is at war with the
German empire today, awaiting
only the formal recognition Of con-
gress.
Every agency was moving to
gird the nation against the govern
ment which President Wilson I'm
his address to congress character
lied rs a natural foe to liberty
The cabinet at war session was
called to discuss the extension Of
credits 70 the nations already at war
against Germany; the raising Of money
by taxation for use Of the United States
i'm the war the equipment Of the navy
TO the fullest state of efficiency TO cope
with the submari-s menace. and the
raising Of a great army on the princi-
pie Of universal liability to service
the first increment of which is to be
500 600 men.
M0bilizing Resources.
The Council Of National Defense and
Tits advisory committee in a joint ses-
sion continued the work of mobiliza-
sion Of the national resources to bring
/ the government of the German empire
to terms and end the war" as the pres
ideut expressed il.
The war department was ready TO
present 10 congress its plans for rails
ing au army just as soon as the legis-
iative body asks for it.
Congress for War.
Work in congress on the resolution
90 formally declare a state OF war ex-
sung Ven taPillg LOT W .llu. ne sen
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The administration resolution de-
claring state of war exists with
Germany ana directing the president
20 prosecute war against the imperial
German government 70 successful
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-03
TAFT LAUDS SPEECH
MADE BY PRESIDENT

New Haven, Conn. april 5.-For-
mer President William ii TAFT in a
statement today commenting on the
message Of President Wilson says
-Th4 presidents message is an adj
mirabie setting forth Of the cause fhat
must lead the United States into q
declaration of war. 1t is a great his
toricai state paper. It's restrained and
moderated phrases give it wonderful
strength. 1t covers the entire field
upon which we are now entering.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-03

Chandler. Ind. April 3.-0ne
man was killed. another probably
fatally injured and six others
slightly injured today i'm an eX-
uj0siou in an entry 30 the Erie
Canal coal mine near here
New York. April 3.-The Brit
ish steamship (aHHiZaro. t1ich
left New York ON March Il, with
general cargo Of grain and freight.
has been sunk. according to aord
received by the owners. The crew.
about forty i'm number. was safely
landed al Falmouth.
Indiana Pa. april 3.-Three
men we're enl0mhed rs an eXpl0s-
len today in the mine OF the Cone
maugh ~mokcie~s Coal company at
Robiudale, near here. Reeeuer4
are attempting TO locate them. The
cause 81 the explosion has not
been determined
Amsterdam. April 3.-A Berlin
dispatch 10 the Cologne Gazette
says that the empress has sent her
private Jewels to a neutral country
TO be sold. The Jewels are valued
at a large sum.
Washington, April 3.-The first
class u the United States military
academy at West Point will he
graduated late this month instead
OF in June. according to an an
noncement made today by Seere-
tary Baker.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-03
PACTFTSTS TRY TO
BLOCK WAR MEASURE

Washington April 3.-Pacifst dele
cations here today turned their euer-
giles toward trying TO persuade Heua-
tors and Representatives from voting
for the state of war resolution They
also began q campaign apparently de-
signed to prevent enHslments ia the
army and navy Declarations were
circulated by persons calling them
selves representa- of q no-eniist-
meut league. The siguers pledged
themselves not to enlist
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-03
THREATENS WILSON;
Is SENT TO PRISON

Baltimore. nd. April Taking the
stand that any man who gives expires
sion to a threat against the life of
mitted II be at large, Judge Rose in
United States district court today sen
fenced Amos r. PaubIs, So years old.
TO the federal peniteuuary at Atlanta
for a term Of Is months
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-03
SUPPORT OWN PRESIDENT.

Washington. April 3.-Fhere was a
sudden and noticeable change i'm the
general tenor of kilograms received at
the White house While for the last
two weeks the messages have been al
most evenly divided between those
couuseIiug war and those advising
peace. practically all today expressed
enthusiastic support OF the president
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-03

CoIoueE Roosevelt went to the main
door of the executive mansion where
he learned that the president had gone
over to his Offices. He told the chief
usher he was 0nIyln town while wait
ing his train and wished to congratulate
the president on "hisgreat state paper "
The colonel left his card and depart
eG without seeing the president.
-f Of course. very earnestly hope
that T may be allowed .o raise q di-
vision for immediate use al the front
T guarantee that no finer body OF fight
ing men could be gathered together
than there would be in that division
but of course the men TO whom I would
appeal will come forward only If il i5
understood that the division is TO be
sent at the earliest practicable mo-
maut into the firing line.
Colonel Roosevelt did not intend TO
stop here until this morning. when he
read The presidents address Then
he decided 10 stop over ana c0ugratu-
late him
Followed through She station by a
large crowd, from which many rushed
and shook his hand, the colonel took
am automobile sent by his daughter.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, and drove
directly TO the White house He in
tended 70 take q train later IN the
afternoon for New York
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-03
Teddy Calls
on president
BGtHe's Out

Washington. April S. Colonel
Roosevelt stopped OFF here On his
way home from Florida 70 call on
President Wilson al the White
house and congratulate him on
his address TO congress
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-03

Continued on Page Thirteen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-03

A IS o ciated Press
Leased Wire Report
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-03

Washington. April 3.-The Uni
ted States really is at war with the
German empire today, awaiting
only the formal recognition Of con-
gresss
Every agency was moving t9
grid the nation against the govern
ment hich President Wilson I'm
his address to congress character
lied rs a natural foe to liberty
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20
IMPORTANT CONVENTION

The 7th annual convention of the
Colorado Good Roads Association,
to be held in Denver at the Albany
Hotel begins Monday, the 22nd.
Low rates on all railroads from all
points in the State, have been grant
ed, tickets being on sale January
goth.
This convention is one in which
every community should be inter
ested. Among the measures pro-
posed is ono, which will allow the
people at the general election to
vote upon the question of issuing
Bonds for Good Roads. Another
proposed bill would change the
method of issuing automobile licen-
ces, in that these should be issued
according to weight of car, rather
than according to horse power.
In addition there are some chang
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20

Senator Curran of Silverton has
introduced a bill in the present ses-
sion of the Legislature which is de-
signed to put all smelters of the
state under the public utilities COM
mission and relieve the mining in
dustry of being robbed by the smell
ter trust
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20

S. ]. Schoonover started in tn
week to make the Jasper-Platoro en-
of the mail route with dogs and slec
The snow is deep and crusted on to
that it was dangerous for horses
make the trip. The dogs stand up
the work in fine shape on their dali
rations of corn-bread Mrs. School
over keeps them well supplied wit
that article of food.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20

es proposed in the present Highwa
conditions. The chief of these is il
relation to repairing and mainten
ance of roads. The program for tn
convention will be outlined at a
executive committee meeting, whic
will be held Saturday of this weel
The opening address will be dc
livered by Governor Gunter, who,
is expected, will set forth at the
time, his views regarding Goo
Roads in this State.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20

Mrs. John Hecker is enjoying a
visit from her nephew, Frank Keg-
ley of Ogden, Utah. Mr.. Kegley
travels for a Hardware company and
will be here several days looking af-
ter the interest of his firm.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20
j. NJ. Ditto is making a sye~

j. NJ Ditto is making a sye" v
of the Brunswick photographers
crate claims are made for this
chine, as to quality and advantag,
See the Brunswick ad in this paper
Mr.. Ditto has sold five Brunswicks,
the purchasers being High School,
Geo. Cole, j. Fl. Hayes, w. r. Car
ter and Mrs. M. r. Hooker
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20

Fred Gulzow went to Alamosa
Thursday night. His wife who has
been in the hospital there for the
past three weeks, will accompany
him home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20
Lace Curtains

Mrs. Hubbard, who has been ill,
covering rapidly.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20

Miss Edna Ayers, who has been
very i'll with la grippe, is reported
very much better.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20

Mrs. Charles Tolman, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Willy,
at the Soldiers home, returned to
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20

G. B. Jones, Travelling Passenger
and Freight Agent, for the Missouri
Pacific, of Pueblo, was in town on
business several days this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20

Miss Alta Foster, who has been
i'll with tonsilitis, is better and will
be able to resume her school work
next week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20

William j. Etherton and Roy
Hickey of Mosca were visitors in
Monte Vista Thursday
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20

THEATRES PROGRAM AND NO
TICE IN THIS PAPER.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20

A. Elmer Headlee of Hooper, who
just recently purchased the o. w.
Sylvester ranch, was transacting
business in Monte Vista Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20

Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Denny of Ala
mosa are visiting their daughter
Mrs. II. l.. Morrison today (Friday) :.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20

Misses Emma Glen Macarthur
and Gladys Bigelow spent the week
end at the country home of Miss Lii
liam Wright.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20

Chas. Akers, r. S. Busch, George
Hooper Thursday on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20

Mrs. John Hecker expects to leave
tomorrow night Saturday for Den
yer where she will buy her spring
stock of millinery.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20

Ernest Clark is at the hospital i'll
with pneumonia. He is getting bet
ter and soon will be able to return
to his home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20

Frank Tooke, administrator of the
day night for few days on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20

The Monte Vista Library assoca-
tion will hold its next meeting at
City hall Thursday, Jan. 25, at 900
p. m.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20

Miss Mabel Behil returned to her
home in Alamosa Thursday night
after a short visit with her parents.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20

Mrs. John Macarthur is confined
to her home with sciatic rheuma-
tism.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20

Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Akers are visit
ing relatives in Hooper today (Fri-
day..
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20

Abner Farrow is very sick with
la grippe.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20
Waists

Chase & Bond paid $12,535 for
hogs last Tuesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-20

9ODO.JJ
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing month: Marshal, j.
G. Corrington; Night Marshal, l..
Baird: Engineer, F. b. GulZow.
Respectfully submitted,
JONATHAN II. SMITH,
City Clerk.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-18

sto dobrega veGera ga pozdravijo bcscdc: "Ves
dan prchajaS. JAZZ pa Sc mai ubijam sama donna z
otroki, pa mai opravljam Sc zivino. Cas- hi bilo. da
hi Sc spametil!' Utrujenec Guti pikrost besed, ali
nj mu, ola bi odgovarjal. Stopi V soho, V kateri
sede otroci okrog Stirioglate mize. Gull so mate
rino besedovanje, in starejSi &c vedo. kai da DO
meni. Tho Sc odmaknejo cd m:zc. da narediio
occtu prostor. Ali n~ajmlajSi Sc oglaSi liza peel
in vprasa zvedavo: "OGc, kaj ste prinesli?' -
'kaj ii bonn nosil, spat pojdi!' odgovori oGe, XII
Je vrgel malho raz sebe, ne da hi jo obesil ma svoj
prostor. Pomakne Sc ma klop pri mizi, izvlece
pipico IL zepa in jaime kaditi, da hi mu dim odna-
sal zo volio. Vsi molcc. StareiSa kci 81 nai1e ma
nitro opravka, obeSi tudi ma skrinjo vr2eno malho
i'll Odide k materi. Dee so Sc dina naveliGali. DO
sebno ker zelodec re silno nagaia. tudi so Sc "a to-
like okoristili, da Sc jim zdi p~otrebno nekoliko po-
kazati, kdo je pravzaprav gospodar V Hist. in "a
torcj reko s precej osornim glasom prot starej-
scmu fantiGu: "Reci materi, maj dado vcGerjo ma
mizo!' he med vrati sreca fantic setro, XII po-
stavi obilnO skledO ma mizo i'm craven ME polozi
lesene zlce. Matt so Ostali V kuhinji. 10 nitro so
Sc oce naJedli, sc spravijo ma posteljo in Sc pri-
tisnejo pray k zidu in nekako take misli i'm roll
jo pc CLAW, da gozd Jill tako nitro wee ne vidi. Ali
70 oh petih'zjutraj potrka nckdo ma okno in "a
kllce Janeza. NamestO Janeza Sc Oglasijo matt in
to prcceJ osorno: "kaj DO re zopet? Janez spill
TOda Janez ne spi in Sc je tudi prebudil in spoznal
karutov glas. Tudi Karu We, ola ga je Janez "a
cul, in ne da hi sc zmenil IA materino osornost.
izpregovori nadalje; "Ravno toliko snega ie "a
pablo, da JIG vceraiSni sled pokril. Pri Hlcpovih V
pablo. ola je vcerajsnji sled pokril. Pri Hlcpovih V
silo o~drezejo: Gle poidi. kamor hoceS. mas ina
donna delol' Micka ie re pokoncu. ker We. da oGc
ne odnehajo, in jim je treba dobrega zaiutreka.
prcdno odidejo. Gee pa stOpiio crez dolnii konec
poStelje ma skrinjo in po skrinji do peel. da DO.
sezejo po osusene obujkc. "Nikamor ne poidesl"
Sc matt Sc enkrat zagrozijo. potem Sc pa zabrneio
prot zidu, kcr dobro vcdo, Ola oceta ne ustavi mn.
bena sila, ako je Karu zvabilec.
Karu je bill orjak. Oh svoiem casu 10 sIuzil
"a dragonca. DaSi poSeStnik in gcspodar in 20
6rez sestdeset let star, je bill Sc zmcrom FAINT. So
stro ie incl pri sebi "a gcSpodinio in ko nitro 10
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-18
0 gOZdu i'm nekaterih njegOvih ljudeh.

u je Sa kuna V tia in je dognana, potem ma
stopl prava prilika "a spcsCbnost izvezbanega ku-
maria.
liz tai Sc prezene kuna z dimom. Nastanejo
sedaj vpraSanja, V katero smer drzi podzemelj,
ska %vOtlina, koliko OdduSkov ina, pr katerem lie
zakuritl, pi katerih je sake in zeleza nastaviti.
katere Je zabiti? Pri tel priloznosti, kakor pref
PR suplJih drevesih imajo navadno prvo besedo
%starejsi lOvci, XII so Jim ma dalec in dalec znana
gozdna tia in drevje in XII so ma 18TH mestih kuno
re preganjali: Pc krajsem ali daljsem posveto-
vanju sc mozje odlocijo. Zcleza Sc nastavijo V
veeJO %vOtlinO, Xxi sc prOti svetlobi zalozi, in Sc ma
rahlo pokrijejO z LISTEN. Sax Sc nastavi pi or
KEN lzhodu, ki Sc, akO ga pOpOlnoma ne obseze,
Oblozi sc $ kamenjem. Potem, kO sc zakuri in dim
z vetrnico ali s sapo poganja V v%otlino, je patti,
kJe naokrOg sc IL tai kadi. Pc dimu sc spozna OBJ
seq votline in dolocijO tudi Sc mesta, XII jh lie ire
ba zaloziti ali pa ~zastaviti.
Ko je vse to pc najboljsem preudarku stor-
jeno, nastane "a kmarja mucno ugibanje, Sc Ii nj
trudil zaman tri in Sc wee ur, da je kuno dognal;
jo Ii prezene Typed zemlje in skoci Ii zival ma re-
lea ali pa Y kak SAX in ne odide pc nezavarova-
mem mestu, ali Sc pa sploh ne ola pregnati IL vot-
line, ker je preobsirna in nj mogoee ma ve kraie
yanje nagnati dina. Vrste Sc mozakarji, XII pri-
huljeni pihajo v listje in NAH. Ia tvarina pa ne
SINE biti presuha, sicer ne della dosti ostrega dina.
Dim pa sill lie nazaj in pihalcu v oei in dusnik. Ia
pihalnik nj pravega ~prostora, kcr je who'd, pri ka-
terem Sc kuri, v tesnobi. Yes solzan in zasopel
vstane kurilec in prepusti ia posel tovarisu. Pi-
halnik Sc napravi IL ielovih vejic in Sc imenuje
futalo.
Tisti, XII MISC pri ognju, zvesto pazijo ma ma
s~tavljene in zamasene odduske. VeSkrat kateri
nastavi tudi uho ma tia, da poslusa, &c zivali ne
preganja Re dim in Sc ne SLUT, da Re prehaja DO
votlinah. To je ma vsak nacin dobro znamenje in
tisti, XII kuri, dobi izpodbujo z besedami: "Le fu-
tai, lc futaj, Sc Re prentice - Kar ~sklcmpne. ze-
lcza so Sc sprozila. Tezko, da bi drzala, prevec jih
jc bio slissti. Vcndar Sc nitro pogleda v votlino,
' kateri je bilo nastavljeno. v resnici ne drze. r.
val je stopfa lie ma kraj ali ma drzalo in nj je pri-
jelo. To je vsclej slabo. Kuna ie Sc bolj prepla-
sena In SC izkusa zariti kamorkoli mogocc in noee
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-18
Nacrtal DIR. H. Dolenc.

nlkakor wee ma dan, veckrat raje Zadahne. Xeleza
sc pres:aviJo, kajti k tistemu odduSku, kjcr so bila
nastavljena, zival ne gre wee. "VidiS 10 Ma ce-
lem 81 je prekopala!' Ia Wiki zivotek zadostuje
mala l~uknjica, da gre lie glavica skozi, zivot Sc kar
"a MO pOtegne. In YES trud je bill zaman. SIEVE
da ~naJbilzli sc skoci "a MO in jo skuSa $ pasjim
laJanJem spraviti ma drevo. Tudi puSka. ako lie
mogocc, Sc poti "a MO, ali kuna je nagla ko blisk
In ma grdem svetu in V goSci sc lahko pray he po-
mer1. Me ne poma ga akO je dneva in casa "a to,
pobero Sc stave in druga ~priprava in hajdi naprej
po drugi sled in nOvO krajdo! Toda po najveckrat
sc Sunl he posreci uiti, kO jo dim jane prcganjati
III mora ma dan. Najimenitnejsi PRIOR je ia. ko
telebne z vsO silO V SAX. Predno Sc utegne obrniti.
re plane najblizji ma MO. &c pade $ celim 1.-Two
tom pc njej, sc ne briga, ako ga poprime IA roko.
$ katero jo pritisne, gorje pa mu. ako hi odnehal
- pregrize mu cello prst. Hitro je zadavljena,
SAX Sc odstavi in V zrak privzdigne. da vsi vidiio.
ola Je z~azeljena Sreca V rokah. Ia momentno foto.
grafijo bi 81 zelel ia PRIOR, ko Sc kuna zakadi v
SAX in so lovci vsi nagnjeni proti niej, da bi 10 po.
tlaelli. IL saka gre IL roke V roko. Vsak 10 pre-.
tehta in pregleda, ali je velika, stara ali mlada, ali
Je temnozolte podlanke in crne reese, kajti boil ko
Je koza temna, tenn wee je veljavna.
Ce dnevna doba dopusGa, so lOvci nitro ma no.
gah, ola 81 p%oiscejo Sc drugega sleda. ako ne, Sc
obrneJO proti dOmu. Tudi ena kuna zaleze "a do
Der zasluzek in pot. Dolga in mucna jc pa Dot
proti domu, ako JIG bill trud brezuspeScn. Lovci
Sc navadno r~azidejo in obhodijo druge kraie. XII
inn MISC bill ma potu, ko so si v gozd. Ako ne "a.
slede drugih lovcev, je Sc zmerom nekoliko made.
da sc nazaj grede &c kaj obsledi &c pokazeio sto-
pinJe, da 80 Re drugi lovci hodili "a seldom, ali pa
ce nj ME zivs!: s!editi, oinia So preirga zadnja re.
silna nit vedno upajocega lovca, in kunarji Sc DO
Cubic drug cd drugega in klavrno pa, kolikor jc
mogoce, ma skritem Sc potaknejo vsak ma svoi
dom.
kdor je sam svoj in della, kar hoce, Sc okrep.
ca, kakor more in leze "a pee ali ma klop in zaspi,
ne da bi ga bio treba zibati. Toda lovec, XII ina
zeno IN druzno donna, ia Sc nj prestal vseh nezgod
XII je obenem kuhinja, ze ma prvi poeled ukrenc
pravo is.:.'co. da je bill zQman eelodnevni trud. Me
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-12-18

jeseni ~pospra,il pole in nekoliko nastila pripra-
vii k Hist, je jel pohajati pc gozdu "a polhi, ako
Je bilo leto "a to. Brz ko je zapadel sneg, je pa
hodil okolo STAY in "a seldom, $ puSo in brez pu-
Sc. Mice bi he bill prisodil Karutu Sestdeset LET.
Lase le incl crne ko kavran, kar izpreminjali so
sc, zobe pa tako lepe, belle in enakomerne, da Ia
XIII nc pref ne slej nisem nikdar videl. OGi so BIZ
lie temne in Five, in kadar ie Karu pripovedoval
sc ga nisem mogel nagledati in ~nasliSati. Karu
le vselej govoril resnico in nj bill gostobcseden,
toda V pravem druStvu je bill rad in kar je bio
zanJ, temu jc vselej prikimal, nasmejal Sc ie in
pokazal krasne zobe. Sc takrat. ko sem ga JAZZ
Spoznal, je veljal IA najjatjega V vasi in V svo.
Jh mlaJsih letih je bill strah vsem zabavljivcem.
Sam nj pray vedel in nikdar nisem mogel prav
dognati, kako sc piSe. Tone mu je bilo ime. Pri
HIST sc. JIG reklo pi Karovih in tudi pi Karlovih
sem sliSal reel, nisem pa slisal. da hi bill kdo re-
KEEL: karla sem videl, vselei lie: Karuta. JAZZ sam
PR sebi sem ga obsOdil "a potomac Uskokov. Kaj
ola JIG karu zmogel. maj pove sledeca dogodba, ki
trdi dokazuje. kaj je vse prestati kunarjem.
daley