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Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20
TOMBSTONE GOES OVER TOP. NEARLY
 100 PER GENT
County Seat Citizens Raise Over Seventy-Five Thou sand Dollars in Liberty Loan Drive
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TOMBSTONE, Oct 19.-The old his toric town of Tombstone. the county seat of Cochise county. has lived up to it's reputation of doing things, and when the Liberty loan campaign was closed here tonight, il had nearly doubled it's quota. The quota as- signed to the city was S40,000 and this amount was raised several days ago, in fact the town was one of the first in the county to go over its quota. The committee however. did not stop at this but kept up the drive and tonight the figures showed that S75,S00 had been subscribed with a possibility that some subscriptions that were to be received would make the total close to $S0.000. The show ing is remarkable when it is known that the population of the county seat has decreased since the last Liberty loan. The patriotic citizens of the old town are certainly to be congratu- lated on their excellent showing. The town received an honor flag in the last Liberty loan drive and will be entitled to another one at this time, with a chance of having tank named after her.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20
NEW RESTAURANT
 RULES MONDAY

About 30,000 patrons of public eat ing houses in Arizona will be affected by a new hotel and restaurant pro gram announced by the federal food administrator for Arizona, which goes into effect next Monday
 The general plan has been reduced to 12 General Orders" These orders prohibit the serving or any bread that does not contain at least 20 per cent of wheat flour substitute, and of this Victory bread no more than two ounces may be served to a patron at one meal. No bread or toast may be served as a garniture Bacon is also barred as a garniture, and only one meat may be served to a patron at a meal. A teaspOonful of sugar is the limit for a meal. Other restrictions are contained.
 Unnecessary suppers, teas, luncheons and banquets will be discouraged, and simplified service. with meat and veg etables on one plate, is urged. Stress is laid. however. upon the fact that the food administration does not wish curtailment in the use of milk for children.
 Patriotic proprietors of public eat ing places demand enforcible rules for their own protection against the stacker in their business. The federal food administrator for Arizona an. nounces he will enforce these orders against those not sufficiently patriotic to follow them voluntarily.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following bliss tickets were issued out of the office of Clerk J. k. James of the superior court during the week Basil N Berkler. Douglas, to wed Ora Cowgirl, Marion, H.; T. J. Bledsoe to wed Rose Osborn, Bis bee; Alfred J. Lorimer, Ft. Huachuca, to wed Uatricia Shanahan, Chicago; Jesus J. Talfoya to wed Petra Her. nandes, Douglas; Jose Chevia to wed Jesusa Ybarra, Douglas; Jasper P. Stetson to wed Maud Brown, Doug las; Jesus M. Chavez to wed Maria c. Martinez, Pirtleville; c. F. Bell to wed Mayme Park, Bisbee; Ernesto Alvarez to wed Carmen Fontes, Doug las; Chauncey Mofitt to wed Grace Copeland. Douglas; Francisco Rio to wed Rosa Felix, Douglas; Mariana Artiz to wed Teresita Barajas. Doug las; John Muthart to wed Evelyn Williams, Douglas; Leon Gennises to wed Mrs. Gertrude Morrison, Fresno, Cal.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20
INFLUENZA WAVE
 HIGH IN WEST
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Spanish influenza as an epidemic is subsiding rapidly in the military camps of the country, but among the civilians gen erally the peak has not yet been reached.
 Conditions in Eastern states where the disease first appeared showed i'm provement today, but reports from the South, the middle West and Pacific coast were not optimistic.
 New cases in army camps today showed e decrease in 1,403. Pneu- monia decreased 29S from yesterday and the number of deaths was 15S less than yesterday, numbering 472.
 Since the beginning of the epidemic cases reported from camps total 2S3.- 331, with 14,153 deaths. Camp Me Clellan, Ala, with 344 new cases, led in new cases today.
 Public health service reports from California said 1S,20O new cases had been recorded since Thursday with only portions of the state reporting.
 The number of cases in New York city was estimated at half a million, with a high mortality. In New Hamp- shirt the situation is reported better.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20

ton of the line is expected to take place as soon as the other divisions 10 the north get far enough back.
 North of Le Cateau the British have been engaged in equally hard fight ing. Here also the Germans had to be riddled before they would give ground. but posts now have been es- tablished by the allies east of the Selle river and some ground has been gained southeast of Neuvilly.
 Bruges was reported late this even ing tO have been cleared of the enemy. The Belgians are pressing on beyond the city. closing the neck of the bot tie reaching to the north sea. but the bulk of the Germans undoubtedly have escaped from the coast
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20
OBSERVE REGULATIONS.

Tn preparing Christmas boxes for the boys overseas, people are warned to observe strictly the regulations made by the postoffiee authorities, which prohibit sending them any spirituous, vinous, matted, fermented, or other intoxicating liquors; all kinds of poison or articles and compositions containing poisons; explosives of all descriptions, inflammable materials, including friction matches; internal machines. mechanical, chemical or other devices or compositions which may ignite or explode; liquids or li- quifiable articles, fragile articles and admissible matter when not properly packed in accordance with the postal laws and regulations.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20
MCBRIDE IS HELD.

According to advices received here yesterday. Roosevelt Mcbride. better known as >"Teddy' has been arrest ed in Tucson on the charge of stealing an automobile belonging to A. Ross of that city. He was given prelimi- nary hearing and then bound over to the superior court under bond of $500. The automobile was valued at s14,000 and has been recovered. Mcbride is
 known here, having attended the dances held at the Warren park last summer, where he was envolved in a shooting scrape.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20
FAN IS CLOSING
 ON GERMAN ARMY
 ON FRENCH FRONT
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Continued from Page ons' Germans will be able to hold the vital points along the Aisne and Disc until they get out of precarious situ- ations elsewhere is becoming more and more acute. Yet predictions of the immediate crumbling of the Ger man line anywhere are considered premature.
 The Germans now occupy north of the Aisne and the Serre, their second line of retreat, called the "Hindung" position. which rests it's right on the Hoyse and it's left on the lilly forest region at Grend Pre- gap. now vigor- ously attacked by Gouraud and Persh- ing.
 Work on this line was begun in the spring of 1917 and was continued un til November. Then it was suspended until September of this year. when it was resumed with feverish haste with the aid of prisoners of war. Its length is about 75 miles, four-fifths of it be. hind water courses that may easily be swelled by artificial floods so as to constitute formidable obstacles. The tuGAus may ut tABNNANa NO a desperate stand here and to hold out if possible, until his armies in Bel gium and French Flanders are with drawn.
 In the center of the front today the Germans were retreating so fast that contact, if secured at all. was only between advanced patrols and small groups of the enemy. On the Hanks. however. there has been hard fight ing.
 In Belgium, the allies have been en- gagged in severe encounters. Never theless, they have gained additional miles of ground.
 In the area north and south of Le Cateau furious fighting is reported. and the Americans have again dis tinguished themselves. By dark last night, they had penetrated a depth of two miles, today they made further progress against strong opposition. The Germans here had orders to hold the line at all costs, and the Ameri- cans and British had literally to hack their way through.
 The enemy divisions have been well whipped and from prisoners it is learned that no reserves are back or them because retirement in this sec
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not worry about them" said Rev. Compton, flor every medical attention and care possible is given to them and even if the boys were i'll at home. better care could not be given them ' Major Kellum has granted a SO-day furlough to every soldier who has had the influenza or pneumonia. and the goes into effect on each soldiers re- oOvery. William COmplOn's condition has improved greatly and as soon as he is able to be about again will come here and spend his furlough.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20
CALL FOR VOLUNTEER
 NURSES IS MADE

Volunteer nurses are called by Miss Esther Cummings and Mrs. w. c. Vol ford, who are working in close coop eration with each other in order to assist in the work of the local health authorities in their endeavors to check the influenza epidemic.
 Any woman who can possibly give their help for day or so, according to the condition of the patient en- trusted to their case. the response to such call will be greatly appreciated. It must also be remembered that this is not a work of charity, but a work of humanity to which every one in a position to do so should give their service without hesitancy.
 "The influenza situation in the War ren district" stated Mrs. Wolford, 'is as serious now, if not more, than it was in the beginning and with the proper care and attention given to the patients it would not be long be- fore they could be renewed of their suffering and be on the road to a speedy recovery. About 150 persons have been visited by NETS. Wolford during the past few days and among them are a number of serious cases of pneumonia which should be given the best of care and attention. while others have it only in a mild form, and any further development of dan. ger may be averted by proper care. Volunteer helpers are therefore, asked to give what helD they are able and to give it as soon as possible. Those desiring further information may re- ceive it by calling 443 during the day and if night calls may be made by phoning Green 661.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20
SAID HE WAS AUSTRIAN.

August Marchetti was arraigned before United States Commissioner Edwin F. Jones on the charge of mak- ing 9 false statement when he reg istered for the draft. He then swore he was an alien enemy, an Austrian, but it was brought out that a search of his effects discovered his naturali- zation papers as an American citizen. He registered at Lowell, Ariz. He was bound over to the United States dis trict court under bond of S1,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20
IN THE HUAcHUcAs.

James Kelly was in the city yester- day from the Huachuca mountains. He states that the influenza has reached the camp at the Exposed Reef and that there are over 40 cases there among the Mexican laborers. So far there have been no deaths, but he was afraid that with the coming cold weather that there would be many. No Americans have been taken down with the disease in that locality so far.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20
Business Locals
AIKEN GOES FAST.

Henry Wm. Aiken. secretary of the Arizona Automatic Air Association. left few days ago for Baltimore. Md, where he has been called by wlre from Mir. w. c. Canion. the president. to at tend to some very important business in connection with the CaniOn Air Brake. During his absence Mir. Billy Gum will have charge of the local office in Bisbee. Adv. Dr. Dauthitt, veterinary surgeon. Phone 66O. 143 Brewery Gulch- 9O6 The new Art store is offering chil- dren's stamped dresses, rompers. boys suits and hats at one-fourth price Mon day and Tuesday. These articles are stamped to embroider and come in reps and poplin. 241
 ROcKHILL'S STAGE.
 Bisbee-TOmbstone. Leaves Bisbee- Bisbee Auto Co.,. ' a. m. 1:30 D. m. Phone Bisbee ,. Adv Dr Playfair. Osteopath, 9S Mason Hill. Mason car stop. Phone Blue 647.
 Adv.-23l L.. L. Gilman sells the New Edison. "The Monograph With a Soul" Painter and Paper Hanging
 C. J. BRANDT
 Box lSO Phone 45S
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20
MILK TOAST DIET
 TOO MUCH FOR HER

q doctored for years with only temporary relief. My liver was very bad. after eating I would al ways have such a fullness in my stom- ach and my heart would palpitate. could not eat milk toast without dis dressing me. Since taking a course of Mayrs Wonderful Remedy, more than a year ago, I can eat anything my ap- petite desires" It is a simple harm les spreparation that removes the ca tarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments. including appendicitis One dose will convince or money refunded.
 Sold by Bisbee Drug company, LO- well Drug company in Lowell, and druggists everywhere.
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GENERAL RAIN.

Bisbee was visited yesterday about the noon hour by a good downpour which amounted to about half an inch of rain. There was some hail mixed with it and the fall was sufficient to cause the canyons to run. It will be of good benefit to clear the atmos phere and help the grippe conditions if the weather warns up. The rain was general throughout the county according to reports received last night A heavy fall of hail occurred in Tombstone which covered the ground. The rain was heavy in the surrounding mountains. The benefit to the county will be great.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20
DIES OF PNEUMONIA.

W. A. Rooney died yesterday alter noon at the c. & A. hospital after a short illness of pneumonia. The de- ceased is survived by @ wife and child residing in this city, both of whom are very i'll at their home in Winwood addition. Arrangements for the funeral have not yet been made.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20
RELEASE oUEsTIoNNAIREs.

The local board has received notice that Provost Marshal Crowder has re- leased questionnaries for the men, S7 to 46 and IS years of age classes un- der the new draft order, and will be- gin to mail them out as soon as the classification of other groups is com pleted.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20

The dealer who tells you that your winters coal has been slated" for delivery may mean well. but his choice of words raises uncomfortable doubts on the quality of that promised fuel Philadelphia Evening Ledger.
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cALLED AS WITNESSES.

L. c. Shattuck. Lem Overlook, $. K. Williams and E. A. Tovrea have been subpoened to Phoenix to testify in the case of the State vs. James Upchurch, who is to be tried in that city next Thursday. Uchurch IS charged with an assault. He formerly resided in Cochise county.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20
REv. coMPToN RETURNS.

The Rev H. C. Compton returned
 yesterday from San Antonio, Tex. where he fas been for the past week owing to the illness or sfs son, Will jam William has been very i'll in the base hospital at Fort Sam Hous- ton suffering from pneumonia, de- veloped from the influenza. Parents with sons at Fort Sam Houston need
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20
DIES AT HOSPITAL.

E. G. Barber, a miner of Bisbee, died late Thursday afternoon at the county hospital, where he had been i'll for a short time He was about 9S years of age, and has a sister, Mrs. R. J. McGin. residing in Denver. The body was taken to the A. A. Ferguson undertaking parlors in Douglas and funeral arrangements will be deferred until Mrs. McGin is heard from.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20
cANANEA RESPONDS NoeLY.

Word received from Canaea late last evening was to the effect that the total amount of the Liberty loan subscriptions there had reached SS3,- 900. This showing is remarkable when it was listed from only 311 sub scribers.
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MARRIED IN TOMBSTONE.

T. J. Bledsoe, a well-known miner of this city, and Miss Rose Osborn, who has been employed in the local office of the Mountain State Telep- hone comuany. were married in Tomb stone Friday by Rev. Stark of the Congregational church, the couple have returned here to make their fu- ture home.
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DIRECTOR SELECTED
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IINN flFNIFW IleHseu WITeI
 WASHINGTON. Oct. 19-The demo- cratic congressional campaign this fall will be directed by Homer S. Cum mings of Connecticut. vice-chairman of the democratic national committee, an announcement tonight said.
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DIES EARLY THIS MORNING.

Mrs. Clara Kaufman died at an early hour this morning, from an at tack of pneumonia. following an attack of influenza. She was a widow and lived near the Oliver House. She leaves two small children. She has a sister, Mrs. Hugh Fletcher, living in the Huachuca mountains, who has been notified. Funeral arrangements will be made later.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20
FROM TOMBSTONE.

Postmaster Paul Smith of Tomb stone was in the city yesterday on short business visit. He made his usual call on John Twoomey, the pro prietor of Fanny Hall, in Brewery Gulch. He will return home today.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20
TAkEN 10 HOSPITAL.

J. c. Mcbride of Johnson addition, was taken to the C. & A. hospital yes terday suffering from an attack of the influenza.
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EuNERAL THIs AFTERNOON.

Jacob CaTtmel, who died of nephrltis Friday afternoon at the Copper Queen hospital. will be buried this afternoon at ? o'clock from the Palace parlors. The Rev. Jacob White will officiate.
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TO ENTER SCHOOL
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BOSTON, Mass, Oct. Iris Speaker. center fielder on the Cleve- land American league baseball club, will enter the naval aviation school at the Massachusetts institute of tech nology.
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IN AVIATION sERVlcE.

L. c. Jackson yesterday received word that his son, Ben, had entered the aviation section of the U. s. army and had left san Francisco for San Diego to enter training
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City Brtefs

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uNpELVERED TELEeRAMs.

The following undelivered telegrams are at the Western Union for Calvin Motley, Agra Jones, Torrio Sprasa, Robt. NJ. Capien, Mrs. B. Ashley, J. L. Darby, Thomas Duffey, Ernest F. Curley, s. E. Bledsoe, Beatrice Allen.
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DENVER, Colo, Oct 19.-Conditions throughout Colorado are serious, but not alarming, according to the secre- tary or the state health board.
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WAS IN CITY.

s. W. Mccall, a cattle dealer of Douglas. was in the city yesterday on a short business trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-20

Taylor, in Warren by Warren Drug company and in Baerce by B. A Tay- Tor.
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Dr. Dauthitt. veterinary surgeon. Phone 660. 143 Brewery Gulch- 906
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-07-05
PosLAN1cA PREDsEDNIKA WILsoNA.

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n 16snm narodi Sc e namena da usi svOjo voo sVoJ So
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rod ma svetu da ali odspi cd svOh asprac all pa da
oro samoObrambO VdmO zOpet bOrbl "a SVoJ aou W.
oi Lice lice Sc nahaamo pOtrebO da nOva utrdmo teme
no prvo svobodnh ud da ustvaajO svoJe laStn kone Ter
lilo svoo astno prpadnOSt ali drugace da puSo coVeSo
da postane zrtev brezobzme ambc h e odoc Ga are oo
6emur ne gOspOdOvati.
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zdruzi Navdaial h nj nikak Strah, ZadrzaVala jim III
vada materijane kOris DOpnes zrtye kakorsnh Se III
poznal popre nikdar, in njhOv odpor ocged Sr Ill
10 doaa da cii XII navdaja nemSke poss nikdar u
natl da bo zvada duhom svea PrOt strahOtam Vohea
osvaana pro pramosti venja praznem teesnem zadoVo
w prot raho poSane del drzave, N ne pOzna m relce
nit casti Sc takO upr da cello narod dogo
in taGen silo, po6ei gibati ter Sc oborozevatl.
Stoena podarmevanja moga zaduSiti pIemenSIh aSP
aci noo zazh narOdOv vhOdne Europe nt nlSO II maroon
preei nzkonh idealov svoh poicnh in vonh goSpodaeV
n so preve poGasna preganana mirnh caSov kaor @ ago
ne yone in da ahevajO prznanje SvOh pravnh aheV po
samorav in samovad ZastOpnik teh pemen danes Van
Sunno yar Pozvam SOdrzavjani da sc zdruze nn
da napavmo ia mas NeOdvnOS prvm N DO pOsVecen pro-
gIaSeniu neodvsnOsti narOde sveta
WOODROW WILSON.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-07-05
NEMSKI TOPoVI zAsTAVILI NAPAD Oh MARINE.
100000 puntarjev se bouje Ukran CehosoVa zasean
Vladyostok Francok predsednik nagovor CehoSoVake

strelnimi puSkami. Tovarne V ter
olrajih so zaprte, kajti delavcl sc
Sc vsi pridruzili tenn upornim ko
rom. Lakota Sc vedno VEGA zlasti '
province Cernigov V Mali Rusiji
Washington. - Diplomaticna
poroGila IL Vladivostoka mama
njajo, da je V mestu pOpolen mir
Ceho-slovaki imajo popolno kon
trolo mad mestom ter so preblvalce
popolnoma razorozili.
Paris. - Predsednik POncaire
ie V izbranem govOru nagovorl-
CehoslovaSko armada v FranclJ1
O priliIi podaritve zastave tenn
Predsednik ie dejal, da je F'rancl'
ia ustanovila to armada V znak
hvale vojakom tega plemena, kate.
so Sc tega napada udelezile tud1
ze cd zaGetka vojne ter 81 pribo,
rili cast in smrt pod memo zastavo
Amsterdam, 3. julia. - Veliki
knez Mihael Aleksandrovic, brat
prejSnjega carja Nikola, je bil
proglasen carjem Rusije, glasom
brzoiavnih poroGil IL Kiewa, Ukra,
iina. On je na potu proti Moskvl
skupno cehoslovasko armada.
Veliki knez Mihael je bill imeno,
van naslednikom carja NikolaJa.
potem ko je slednji odstopil cd
Wade.
Amsterdam. - Resignacija DR.
Richard Won Kuehlmann, nemske'
ga vnaniega ministra Sc potrJuJe
na podlagi vesti IL rensko vestfal-
SIKH Gastnikov IL Essena.
Amsterdam. = Dasiravno Sc nj,
smo priieli uradnih brzojavk ge,
neralne volitve, Sc vendar sodi ola
bode 100 elanov move zbornice pre-
cej :iednako razdeljenih med levi,
co in desnico.
Lberalci so izgubili "a sedezev,
delavna stranka pa jih je pridobi,
la 10.
Socialno demokraticna stranka
.ie sedaj najmocnejsa ma desnici
% sedezi.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-07-05

Washington, July 4. - StOjec
OBJ grobu Georgia Washington V
Mount Vernon, je predsednik VIII
son danes pOnOvno razlozil pOdla-
go, ma kateri more obstajati trajni
SvetOvni mir.
Medtem ko je dvaintrideset ma
rodov in narodnosti posluSalo ME
gov govor, je predSednik razlozil
tenn "smotre, "a katere Sc borijo
zdruzeni Svetovni narOdi in kateri
Sc morajo pripoznati tenn naro-
dom pref, kot bode dosezen mir:
Razdor vSake SamOOblaStne Sile,
katera bi mogla posameznO, tajno
in IL svojega lastnega nagona oma,
jati Svetovni mir; ozirOma ako /
ste ne bi bilo mOgoGe sedaj uniciti,
da Sc iste vsaj zmanjSa do virtual
ne nemOGi.
Uravnanje vseh VprasanJ, bodl-
81 V teritorialnih, obmejnih ali e.
konomskih ozirih, ali politicnih
odnosajih ma podlagi proste Spre-
jetve te poravnave po ljudeh, ka-
terih Sc ia najozjem pOmenu t.
ce in nikakor ne ma podlagi mate
rialnih intereSov in koristi kake-
ga drugega naroda ali ljudi, kate
ri bi mogoGe zeleli drugacno po-
ravnavo radi Svoje lastne zunanJe
veljave in gospodstva.
Privolitve vseh narodov Sc naJ
vodijo V svojih izvrSevanjih ma,
pram drug drugemu po 18TH prm,
cipih Gasti in ugleda ma podlagi
priprostega zakOna civilizirane