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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-02-22
RECOGNIZES LABOR
 CHIEF WAR FACTOR
American Institute of Mining Engi- neers Hear Statement of Country's War Aims from Bainbridge Colby.

New York, Feb. 22.-In the heat of his work over war mineral problems the American mining engineer today recognized the labor element as a chief factor in the country's success full prosecution of the war. The occasion was the closing day of the 116th meeting of the American Insti- ute of Mining Engineers, which this year, probably more than ever before, has been attended by men of national prominence who have presented tech nical problems of extraordinary i'm portance.
 The outlook for labor after the war, using the crippled soldier in indus try and giving to the laborer every advantage for better living and great CT responsibility were a few of the matters under consideration. Opin- ions were presented by Prince Hrebi- ianovich, Major Frank NJ Gilbreth and others.
 Later in the day, during Hoover food conservation dinner, the engi- neers heard a statement of the coun- try's war aims from Bainbridge Col by, Director of the U. S. Shipping Board and also from a member of the French High Commission.
 Reducing the labor turnover in American industries and providing for greater prevention of illness and ac' cident were pointed out as the great est needs for the employees of today. Judging by the agreement of opinion presented one might presume that these leaders of one of the country s greatest industries, mining, look upon safety and welfare work for employees as still in it's infancy. An estimate that labor turnover costs one large American corporation at least $3,00O,- 900 a year was only one of the sev- eral examples which impressed the importance of the subject upon the engineers.
 Among the other subjects presented today were the Chilean Nitrate In dustry concerning which it was pre- dicted that improved methods oi treatment will prolong the life of this output to one hundred years; the Time Effect in Tempering Steel :; Genesis of the Sudbury Nickel-Cop per Ores; and Ore deposits of the Yellow Pine Mining District.
 Thursday the Institute closed it's meeting with a trip to Princeton, N J., which was one of keen historic and military interest. Special ar engagements had been made in the col lege environs for making the engl neer's visit unique.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-02-22
ENVIRONMENT PIONEER, ELECTED TO HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

James G. Colter, father of Hon. Fred T. Colter, State Senator and Democratic National Committeeman, has recently been elected Vice-Prsi- dent of the Pioneers Historical So- city, at Prescott. Probably no other of our pioneers enjoys the promi- hence and wide acquaintance in all sections of Arizona,as does MT. Colter of Apache county. Crossing the plains from Wisconsin in the early seventies, he introduced the first reap CT and threshing machine in the state. As many of our older readers larly that part which is now Apache county, was not then the settled, peaceful community one finds today Where prosperous farms, numerous ir- rigation projects, well-stocked ranges, orchards and thriving towns now greet the visitor, were then the hunting grounds of rowing, desperate bands ot Apaches. Savages under the leader ship of Chief Geronimo and Victoria periodically attacked the white set tiers, either killing or driving away most of their cattle and horses. Of those who came 10 build their home in this new country, numbers met their death in these Indian raids, James G. Golfer himself being wound ed. With splendid health and vigor, MT. Golfer, ST., is truly seventy-fve years young, is very active and his feats in the saddle still arouse the envy of even the younger generation. Of late years his time is divided be- tween Prescott and Phoenix, spend ing the summers in the Northern city. His jovial, magnetic personali- ty have made friends whom he num- bers by the thousands and who never lack for real entertainment when with his wonderful store of knowledge and tales of frontier life, they can strike this pleasant old pioneer in 8 remin- escent mood.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-02-22
LABOR DEPENDS.0N
 SH|PCONSTRUCT|ON

Phoenix, Arizona, Feb. 22.-A forci- ble appeal for labor generally to stand back of the Nations shipbuild- ing program has just been received by the Arizona Council of Defense, wired from Washington by Wm. BIackman, director of labor for the Emergency Fleet Corporation.
 MT. Blackman bluntly states: This war can be won through the construction this year by the United States and her allies of 9,SO0,OO0 tons of shipping. This construction not only depends upon labor, but the very life of labor itself depends upon this construction. Thirteen million are employed today in the manufac- turing plants of the United States G200,000 of them on war materials and subsidiary industries alone. Shutdowns are absolutely inevitable unless the ships are built, even in war supplies and munitions plants | The ports and docks are damned with 1 supplies for overseas. At terminals i gre 930,000 freight cars loaded with supplies for Europe, mountains Of material for which there is insuffi- cient tonnage. The war supplies of fered for shipment this year will az. | EreSaue o,oUO,UUO tons.
 There is but one thing ahead-a { forced showdown in American fac. tories till the ships are built. In | terruptions to business and conse quent loss of earnings to the employe will recur, such as the coalless day and the freight embargo. Only through shipyard labor, relief to labor throughout the nation can come e. only threaten the safety Of our arm ies in France, but the very heart oi labor itself, the effect being lock-outs aimd at all labor in the country threatening the very life Of organiz cd labor itself. If group O. shiI yard workers tie up the shipyards ol fail to give a full days work, not only will the resulting stoppage throw fifteen to twenty other yard workers out of employment, but vii affect the 6,200,000 directly and DOS sibly the whole 13,000,00O.
 Because of this, President Samue Gompers and other labor leaders have agreed with the government for the prevention of strikes. The President of the United States has personal! | taken action in the carpenters strike II is urged upon members of organiz ed labor throughout the country that their own interests are vitally al stake in this shipping matter and that the whole force of his mighty in ffusnce must be used for their Gwr protection, to keep the shipyards run ming full time, to block any attempt to paralyze the Nations business through strikes and to trust the Labor Adjustment Board to deal fairly witf them.''
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-02-22
TO COLLECTORS OF INTERNAL
 REVENUE AND OTHERS.

Because of unavoidable delay in the preparation of forms and regulations for the war excess profits tax, and hence in the preparation of the relat- ed forms and regulations for returns for the income and war income taxes. and in order to afford taxpayers a necessary period for the preparation of returns after receiving the forms and regulations, the time for filing re- turns due after October 16, 1917, and on or before March 1, 1918, pursuant to the Act of September s, 1916 and the Act of October 3, 1917, for in- come, war income and war excess profits taxes, whether they are to be made on the basis of the calendar year or of fiscal year ended during the year 1917, is hereby extended to April l, 1918.
 DANIEL c. ROPER,
 Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-02-22
HOSPITAL NOTES.
A, c. HoSpital.

Mrs. Bob Johnson, who has been a confinement patient at the A. c. hos pital, is improving rapidly. The in fant, which was born Saturday only lived about two hours. MT. Johnson came in Tuesday from his ranch home on Eagle Creek, and spent several days with Mrs. Johnson.
 J. R. Skidmore of near Duncan, who was operated upon Monday, is doing splendidly.
 Miss Matilda Wild, of North Clifton. who underwent an operation on We'd nesday of last week, is rapidly recov- ering, and will be discharged and re- turn home today.
 Mrs. Albert Ferguson, of Hills Flat who has been a patient at the hos pital for the past two months, is now spending her days in wheeled chair, and is convalescing nicely.
 Shannon Hospital.
 W. J. Riley, who has been a surgi- cal patient at the Shannon hospital has recovered from his operation and was discharged and returned home on Wednesday,.
 Miss Mary Lilies, who has been a medical patient at the Shannon hos pital, was discharged Wednesday and returned to her home on the East Side
 Uncle George Chase, who was op- erated upon two weeks ago, is rapid ly recovering.
 Mrs. S. c. Swift was admitted to the shannon hospital Tuesday for ex- animation for appendicitis.
 A. P. Strambler, who underwent an OF eration at the Shannon hospital last Monday is reported doing well.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-02-22
Movements. of ReaI-Estate-

Movements of Real Estate-
 The County Recorder, Rodney Ellis, reports the following transfers of real estate have been filed in his office since February IS:
 Henry Hill ct ux to A. A. Clements, lot 6, block 20, Henry Hills addition to Clifton, consideration $350.
 E. B. Packer, ct ux, to J. A. Mo Grath, 40 acres of N 1-2 SEE IA of Sec tion 4, township g, south of range S2; also 2 2-5 shares of Model Canal com pany stock, consideration, $1,400.
 L. P. Miller ct ux to E. B. Packer 40 acres of N 1-2 of SEE quarter of section 4, township g, south of range 32: also 2 2-5 shares Model Canal company stock, consideration $1,l5o.
 Robert Sexton ct ux to Mussett Cosper ct al, government lots and and SEE quarter of section 8, also government lots 1 and 2, section g, township 2, range 31, 157. acres and water rights, consideration S6,O0o.
 J. l.. Henderson to Samuel B. Nor rison. lot 32, block 2 Bianes addition to town of Clifton, consideration. $50.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-02-22
A WORD FOR MOTHERS

It IS wrong for mothers 10 neglect their aches and pains and suffer in silence-this leads to chronic sickness and often shortens life.
 If your work is tiring; ifyour nerves are excitable; if you feel languid, weary or depressed, Scott's Emulsion over comes just such conditions.
 It possesses in concentrated form the very elements to invigorate the blood, strengthen the tissues, nourish the nerves and build up your strength.
 Scott & Bowne. Bloomfield. NJ.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-02-22

= Deep Breathing.
 Air free If you put it In yourself Si9n in Montclair (N. J0 garage.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-02-22

Mrs. Nina Larre Duryea of New York, head of the Duryea War Relief in France and a noted author and beauty, has returned from Paris to en-
 deavor to raise money for perpetual fund which will continue the work Of relief in some form after the war. The Duryea Relief has given splen- did account of itself and has managed, in spite of many changes in shifting scenes of the war-relief theater, to maintain its personnel. In the last year, Mrs. Duryea reports, clothing has been distributed to 9,61O refugees, to s41 soldiers, to 5,563 prisoners, to 914 women in need of babies layettes, to 14.e5O wounded in hospitals; 374 hos pitals have been aided and 82,OOO dressings have been. sent out.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-02-22

Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-02-22
H|GHERMETAL WILL
 INCREASE OUTPUT

The directors of the Arizona Chap ter of the American Mining Congress which convened in Douglas last week, at which all the producing districts of the state had representatives, were unanimous in cooperating with the government insofar as the production of copper in sufficient quantities to meet the requirements of the war de- partment. Constructive measures for tn encouragement of development of more ore, and a discussion of possi- ble methods by which an increase might be made in the output of copper in aid of the government occupied the session of the directors of the Arizona chapter last Friday. De creased production, by reason of the closing down of small properties which are unable to produce metal on the present market price, and the | inability of larger producers to mine the lower grade ores,was given as the cause of much of the recent concern. The conclusion was reached that the method of correcting the situation, eX- cept through higher metal prices, has not been found.
 | The reports to the meeting indicat- ed a surplus of labor in the mining dis | tricts,. except in mechanical depart ments, which have suffered from competition with higher wages on government contracts on the coast
 Output of Mines Near Maximum.
 At Saturdays session various mat ters having to do with the fullest pos sible cooperation with the government for the purpose of maintaining the maximum mining, milling and smelt- ing operation in Arizona was resumed by the directors of the chapter.
 Reports rendered indicated the min. 1 ing industry in the state is working not far from the maximum copper out put possible on B 1-2 cent market l for the metal.
 | In the labor division, reports show. ed increase in growth of better un, derstanding and broader cooperation for the war period between employers and employees, and efforts on the part of both for permanent upbuild ing along these lines. More housing l facilities, lower rents, opportunities 1 for home owning and continued eff ! forts to reduce the cost of living ne cessities are among matters receiving mutual consideration and help in vari- | ous districts.
 That the world is going to need 1 gold and silver after the war as never i before, and before the end of the war if it is prolonged much luther, was declared by L. C.. Shattuck, among foremost mining men and bankers in the west, in an address before direc tors of the Arizona Chapter of the American Mining Congress.
 The substitution of silver for large part of currency of the world, said M. Shattuck, is among outcomes the war is compelling and will compel in still greater measure. Finding and de velopment of new silver bodies is an urgent. need of the hour. Development and mining of more gold is none less urgent.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-02-22
How'S This {?

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 Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken oy catarrh sufferers for the past thirty five years and has become known as the most sliable remedy for Catarrh. Halfs Catarr Medicine acts thru the Blood on the Mucuui surfaces, eXpelling the Poi son frorc ;ne Blood and healing the dis
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15
NOVA NEMSKA VLADA.

NcmGij lIcrling nj mogel tolillo prema-
gati. Nicgoya politika nj bila mic mani neuspeSna
cd Burianove Situacia ie bila zani Sc zalostncj-
Sa. ker je Nemcia vodiie iica cenralnih sill Kakor
hi bila njena slava Slucaju image veGja ,ako ic
vsak ncuspch ob6utneiSi. Hcrtng ne spada med
tiSte ieklene nature, XII znajo vSaki siiracii
ohraniti ;svojc ravnotezie in pogledat nesret
ko hladnbkrvno oGi kakor sreci NpriCo brczup-
nosti niegovc politike in bliza joGega sc pooma
vsch imperiasticnih Stavb, ga ie zapusta raz-
sodnost in razvcrizeni strasi ie dial duSka Svoii
brczmoGn iezi rohncn icm in zabavljaniem
To ic bilo njegovo zadnie "poiticno deia-
ME-. kateremu ie "a petami sledila demisiia.
NcmSko kancclarstvo jc priSlo roke princa
AiakSa Badenskoga. : tenn trenOtkom Sc navideZno
prlcenJa radikaen preobrat nemSie poliike. Ma
videzno. resnici nj temu radikalizmu prevec
upa'i. &c tudi izgedajo stebri demokratiGni, je
vendar krona Sc avtokraticna kakor doslej. Ce Sc
dajo Nemci Sc varati cd videza. 81 ne bo demokra-
ella izvennemskega sveta dala nasuti peska oc.
Treba Sc ie nekoliko potrudti, da Sc locijo
deistva od fikciie. Tia naloga pa nj pretezka.
kaiZerizem je nedvomno oma jan in mto ori-
zcm diskreditiran. Toda prvi Sc stoii in Sc lov da
b, Sc vnovit vravnal in utrdil, drugi ie pa lie
taJen od svojih naspronikov dezeli, ne pa pre-
magan. In Sc vedno prideta oba lah<o do prvotnc
veliave in moc
zadnjih dneh IIertlingove Wade Sc je
Berlinu odgrala poiticna igra, XII b lahko biIa
velikega pomona. ce bi Sc bla dosledno izvedla do
konca. Cstavila je pa sredi in niena nedovr
senost povzroGa in skorai opravicuie sum- da ie
bila uprizorjena namenom prevare.
" gavnem mestu Nemcije so Sc zbirale par
lamentane stranke razpraviae o situaciii in
Snovale skupne nacrte. Casopis porocali. da
imalo te akciie namen ustanOviti parlamentano
Waldo. ki mai hi zameni iala Hertingovo. Poro6alo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15
PRVA MIROvNA PoTEzA.

Nova vlada ie pdiSla ma Hertlingovo meso
da doseze mir
Lahko jc vcrjct da sc ic tukai kaizerjcva ze-
liza sreGala hrepenenjem parlamcnarnc vecine
Razlogi tega koprnenja MISC ma vseh sranch enaki
tcda rezulati vjemajo
Ma kajzerjevem dvoru in v1Stah parlamen-
tarnih strank spoznavajo ola je Nemcija izguba
krvavo gro Xxi jo je prcea famja Ilohenzollern
lie posamezni fanatiki upajo Sc Sreco hazardni
ka kakScn izreden slucaj, kakSnO vckO
utmost. Xxi hi io utegnili napravti zavezniki,
kakSno posebno zvjaGno intrigo. XII hi SC morda
posreca Nsi Xxi ra6unajo jo dejstv pa vedo, da jc
postala zmaga Nemcije nemogoca.
Po tenn Spoznaniu pac miS jenja ZOpet raZ
haiaio
Nemir med sirokimi sloj prcbvalstya. kate
rem je re IIerlng govori izjave posameznih Ii
stov. demonstracije Berlinu in drugh mesih,
kjer so mnozice pozdravljae "blizajoGi sc mir
ne da hi bile koliGkai vpraSevale NIGGA vsebino
so znamenja da mora biti velika mnozna ljudstva
tako 10 grla sta vojne da ne zc sploh mic druze-
ga kakor mir
MilitariStcni gospodje misjo pac drugaGe.
Ako jim ic iasno, da je sedaj upanje nemSko
zmago popolnoma razprseno, smatrajo mir sred-
stvo, s katerm bi reSili svoje nacre in pripravii
njih izvrsev bodoGnosti Najbolj optmistiGni
med mimi hi bill ze zadovolni, ce bi dobili neko-
ko mesecev oddiha in kakSno premrje. med kate
rim bi Sc zavlaGevala pogajanja, bi sc jim eventu-
alno zdelo zadostno "a reorganzacijo in nOvo pri-
pravo armade
Med poliGnimi strankami SO nekatere pri-
pravljene "a veGje ,nekatere manjSe koncesije.
vse raGunaio ma pogajanje pri katerem mai b Sc
skuSalo reSiti elm wee hi bilo mogoce
Kaizer tolazi o6vidno samega sebe, da nj mic
izgubl ieno, dokler nj zgubliena niegova krona in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15
ODGOVOR AVSTRIJI.

kakor je znano, nj bio Burianovi noti treba
dolgo cakat ma Cdgovor. Fiozofiia aystro-oer-
skega ministra nj napravila nobencga vtisl;a ma
Ameriko i'll V Avstriji so mOrai SDoznati da u; VOC
casa "a kupcije Nsakdo b bill moral to spoznati.
kdor Je cital WilSonov odgovor; bill jo kratcl ali
popolnoma zgovOren.
Glede ma YES pOznejSi razvoi stvari Sc ir treba
spominJati ma ia odgovor. Mega Smse je bill ta
ola so Zedinjcne drzave povo ale svoje vojne ellie
oziroma mlrovne pogoje in ne bodo sklepae miru
ma nobeni drugi podlagi
Ia Buriana pac nj bilo nobcne utehe Y TAKEN
odgovoru. LahkO je papirju izrazati soelaSa-
nJe Wllsonovmi naceli; drugace ie vpeliati IA
nacea zivlJenje Priznat njh popono veljavo
he bl pomenilo zaAvstrijo ME mani ,akor obsodi
samo sebe definitivno ma pogin
Baron Burian je godrnjal. Wee nj mogel sto-
riti Zurnastom je raziakadal - popoInoma
smrSlu avstrilskih diplomaticnih tradicij - kako
sc nacela razkujejo prakS in V teoriji Oficicl.
no sc upal ziniti proti Amcriki nobcnc hesedc
To je dokaz Ga so bill avstrijs&i narodi sami zado.
volJni amerskim odgovorom kliub TENN da So
Je navldezno vsled MEGA podaljSala vojna
Avstrijska diplomacija je upala. da bo mogla
svoJo takOzvano mirovnO ponudbo porabiti dcDoa
kot HvrSno srodstvo IA potolazenie narodov. Ta.
krat sc ie re pisalo da Sc snide dine l. oktobra nv
striJski DRAWN zbor. OGno ie vada raGunala
tenn, ola j bo mogoce povedati poslanccm. ta ic
storlla kar Sc Je ponovnO zahtevalo: Korake "a
dosego miru In najbrze je smatrala svoio noto "a
tako imentnc, da mora dobit nanio ugcden cd.
govor
To bi bilo pO vladnih kombinaciah 6udovito
zbolJsalo notranji poozaj. &c so Sc njene kombi-
naciJe vJemale Z dejstvi ie drugo vpraSanjc. Ali
liz zagate V kateri ie avstriska vlada kliub vsem
svojim "dobrotam'' kljub "demollratcnos,i" ce-
sarja Kara, kljub liubemvm ponndbam
"sprave". hi pokazala NADIA hitrega miri odini
izhod in nj Sc cudit, da sta Burian in Hussareck
stavia vse ma to karto.
Toda te bi bo vladno presojanic polczaia
pravilno bi sc bile morale stvari nadalic drreaGe
razvilati, kakor so Ako avstriiski narodi So
glasali Burlanovo noto tedaj ne hi bill mogli So
glasati Wisonovim odogvorom Avstrifska Via
ola bi bila tedai morala imeti Iahko igro
Ljudstvo Avstriji RADIO demonstrira. Dclo
ma Je TO posledica njegovega temperamenta delo
ma pa rezultat zakrinkane avtokraciie Gin boil
je ljudstvu onemogocena uGinkovita potika tam.
kjer so nieni prav odri tenn boli io prenaSa M
ulico.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-15

Sc Je tudi pOgOjih posameznih strank in ma.
gasalo sc Je. da atoji vetina parlamcnta eikoprei
ma stallscu svoje lanske takozvane "mirovnen re-
solucije.
fotem Je priSlo imemovanie Wade priLca Ma
MA hadenSkoga, kateri so polcg ostah vecin
Skin s'rank zastopani tud socialist Scheideman
move frakciie.
"delo sc Je, kakor da ic boiu med ra ihsta-
gom ma eni ter kajzcrzmom in militarizmom ma
uruHi S'ram parIamenat zmagal. Fakticno Sc nova
ylada pred'avlja kot ''parlamcntarna vlada'
Nisk, da bi bilo res kaj taRega poveGava rohnepie
miitaristicnih liSov
Aelo bi Sc pa prcnaglil. kdor hi sc dial premo-
u" ou 'aklh vtlSkov. Ludendorff kric &c sc
"id"JSa hJegoNa 0blaSt lie IA spoznanja ME
gova Jeza ne pomeni, da so njegove akciie res ze
podrejene ljudstvu in parlamentu Clani move VIA
de SO lahko pobrani IL raihsaga: to Sc nj dokaz
da Je vlada parlamentana Iahko bi Sc rello. da
le nova vlada koncesija, Xxi io je kajzer naredi
uemokratlcnemu princi pu; toda kakor vCerai ima
kaJzer tudl danes oblGst i'll pravico, da razveljavi
SvoJo koncesJo. da odstrani vlado in da imcnuic
novo po svoji osebn voji
\iada sc jc izpremena; drugc osebe 50 pri-
sic M meSto preSnjih Ali TO e vsc kar sro doslei
sllsali izpremembah. Ne ena reforma Sc nj izvr,
slla zlaSl pa Sc nj izpremenila ne ena Grka kon-
Stituciji
NiJuo NSeJ haNldeZncStl Je avtokracila Nem-
clu pravno nedotaknjena Bistvo te avtokraciie
III oSebah temvec ustavi sami Nemcja ina
centralen parliament in vsaki posamezni drzavi
dezelen zbor; pa vendar nj parliament arna drzava
V pravem pomenu besede. ker nina raihstag veC
mocl kot lo Je mela pokOina rlska duma Ne gle
de ha nac!h lmenovanla Wade. ma podpiranie ali
nepodpiranle parameutarnih strark ma pravico
raJhstaga, da Sc mu predagajo zakonsk naGrti, ie
merodaJno dejstvo, da nj kancelar odgovorcn par
lamentu, temvec lie cesarju tenn ie polozena alb
souna oblast kajzerju roke. Vlada lahko ravna
proti volJl paramenta rajhstag j ne more do
2Ivega, ce odobrava kajzer njeno ravnanje. Tako
Je parliament degradiran posvetovalen organ.
cesar pa povisan ma absolutnega vladarja NajlepSi
zecd tcga abSolutizma daje dejstvo da ina kajzer
izklJucno pravico napovcdavati vojno in sklepati
mir. Pravica rajhStGea, da odobrava prora6une,
vstevS vojaSke kredte, je vsed tega reducirana
ma formalnost; ce je kajzer napovodal voino, ne
more parliament izprementi tega. ker je vadar
TEN nalusodnejSem vprasanju abSoluten.
vsem tenn nj. kakor receno, mic izpreme-
milo. NemGija le po zakonu avtokrati6na kakor do
slej; VISA nova vlada. vecinska podpora, visa
niena demokraticnost, oba socialista njej. VISA
od kancelarja zrecena nacela Sc lahko smatrajo
"a "camoufage": kajti tsti hip, ko Sc kaizeriu
zljubi zadOStuje ena poteza njegovega peresa da
izginc VISA 'demokratcna prikazen kakOr dim Y
zraku