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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-20
COURT HEARS
ABOUT DEATHS
OF 4 HUSBANDS
Famous Murs.er Trial Continues 10
Atfraei Filler ThrongS---Ma, last
Two More MeckS

Following the decision 81 Judge
Babcoek late last week permitting
the submission Of testimony by the
state regarding the deaths OF LYDIA
southard's first three husbands
most OF the time OF the court since
then has been taken up with testi-
mony tending 90 prove that the muir
der-charged woman poisoned her
spouses in much the same manner az
she Is alleged 10 have poisoned her
fourth husband. Edward =. Meyer.
for whose death she Is on trial
Witnesses from Billings snd Hair
din. Montana. and from keytesyiiie
Mo, have detailed the Illness. death
and burial Of her first husband. Rob
err c. Dooley. his brother Edward
DooIey. formerly residing southeast
OF Filler. her second husband. Cor
don McHaffie. and her third hus-
band Harlan Lewis Evidence fends
to show that they all had the same
symptoms as Edward + Meyer. and
chemists analyses OF their remains
show the presence Of arsenicai poi
son.
II is expected that the state will
completes its ease this week. and IL il
estimated that the defense viii re-
quire az least week TO present con
Trajectory testimony
Spectators AZ the famoas trial +
continue to be made up mostly Of Z
women. many Of whom bring their 4
Embroidery work and lunch aud ~ 4
main ali day. The Filler district
,upplies good proportion 81 the
Ihrong that daily attends The pro
.eedinss A. the testimony the past
NO or three day. has dealt mainly
xith the death Of the Dooley broth
rs. who resided fise miles southeast
# here. local interest has Increased
g. .. Mckinley the only man from
siier on the iary. created momen
ary diversion ins, after ianeh Tues
las rs rising ia BIZ seat and request
ng the attention Of dentist AN
Ientiss capa bic of extracting the 81
endinr moiar would 81. be said
rhe dentist ~as "a hand - lh~saf
ernoon recess az three O'Clock
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-20
BUSINESS WONAN'S GLIB
ENTERTAIN FRIDAY EVE.

The Business Woman's club pleas.
antly entertained the business WON
ems clabs Of Twin Fails and BAIL. At
the ]. o. q. r. hall Friday evening
Guests numbering nearly fifty were
sressnt from the two towns The 10
cal organization now has about for
~ members A symptoms dinner
was served al O'Clock. the diners
being seated az twenty small tables
The entertainment was In the ma
iare OF Halloween party. decora
lions OF black and yellow being car.
riod ont with delightfui effect The
hall was decorated By Miss Lillian
erayhal. aud Is said 10 have beer
more beautiful than on ans proceed
.ng occasion, The arrangement being
most artistic and ingenins. Preeed-
ng an evening OF games and other
nerrimenf. program was given con
sisting 81 an address Of welcome by
Mrs. H. II. Schildman. which was
10 BY AIRS. HI Youngs o.
irwin Fails. vice president Of the
tate Business Women's clubs. who
poke an the national aud state work
y the organization The Misses RI
r. and Ethel smith provided 3 mus
cal number.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-20
MAIN STREET
PAVING ALL IN
LAST EVENING
Nearly Half Of Street Now BEING U.s.
sd---May Have Cele-
brafion

The paving of Filters Main street
was completed last night.
Salmon and Poker. the contrac-
tors will finish up all the detail
work here by the end OF the week.
and viii perhaps return To their
home at Burnley
The two east blocks OF the street
have been opened 10 traffic for
some time II is expected that the
Yakima avenue intersection will be
opened Tuesday. and the next block
west will be opened the latter part
OF next week.
Filler residents are eongratulat-
ing themselves on the new improve
ment. and many compliments are be
ing expressed TO the property own
ers. the village officials. and the con
tractors. for the fine type OF paving
II Is probable that some sort OF
a celebration concentrating the
Improvement viii be held at a later
date
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-20
Filler and Bull Men
in Products Company
CioverdsIe Corporation Files Arfi-
cie~ showing ST. 600
capitalization

Articles Of Incorporation have been
placed on filed with the county re-.
corder for the cloverdale Dairy Pro-
ducts company Of Buhl
The company. according 10 the ar
tieles has a capitalization Of S2s+
000 and its purpose Is 20 purchase
and sell butter. eggs and other farm
products It's principal place ~ bus
mess Is Bnhl incorporates are
william T. Hardin and y = Mc
PhersoR OF Filler. Vs. + Delsman.
henry schick ard John r Long al
II Bahi
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-20
MANY ATTEND
BRAKES SALE
OF FURNITURE

Unusual interest 8 beiag mani
tested ~ the big furniture sale pos
IN progress al the Drake furniture
store. Much space - being used IN
This paper weekly b. Mr Drake ia
inform the public of the remarkabie
savings - BE- found ~ his store aud
be states that many are taking adj
sansage OF the sharp decline In
prices % his large line Of home
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-20
Will Turn Water
Out of Main Canals

Owing 10 the necessity for repairs
on the Main Line canal the streams
Viii be reduced ON November I %
domestic supplies only for the bah
ance OF the season, says report re-
ccived by The Record yesterday from
,. c. wheelon general manager OF
the canal company
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-20

Owing 70 the absence of members
III the board Of directors from the
county. final settlement Of accounts
has not been made.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-20
REPORT MADE
OF THE COUNTY
FAIR RECEIPTS
attendance This Year Pays ~ Per
ssaf Less Than i.a>l--rise
ksiie,~ Are fsIanacd

While other fairs are reporting as
nigh as 40 per cent deficiencies 10 re-
seipts Tor this seasons fair. the Twin
Falis county fair fe.l about IA per
cent below last years revenues. Adj
nissions were not up 20 the average
and grandstand receipts showed
'all-off from last year. but The other
euree, OF receipts showed up very
sell. says secreiary y ~ Markell
Concessions lacked but four dol
ars " reaching the high mark
'eaehed Iasr ye4f. and had the Kel-
lry's not failed 70 keep their en-
,agement the receipts would have
been near the ssooa mark Their
percentages amounted e. y40f last
gear and would no doubt have equal
"A or surpassed that this year. Mr.
Markell adds
The chief soarco Of revenue are
Is fallows
tt.ffs ....... - ..att.ltss
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-20
EARN nrnEar AerNr ol1Is

County Fsrm Bureau agent L. F.
Powers has resigned his position.
The place being filled temporarily al
least BY County Clug Leader A. l.
oReilly.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-20

Four Or tive columns ~ space ~
Twin Fails newspapers were used
saturday and Monday b. Que Fnii-
back ia explaining why Twin Fails
did not make q bigger score than she
did. The fact remains Coach Den
mans local team gave Twin Fails a
run for The money. provided fine
exhibition OF amateur athletics. and
showed that under his direction the
local boys have the ability 10 make
an excellent showing in the league
this fall
Filler proved herself the equal It
Twin Falls met her AZ every fura
of the game. and on three different
occasions when Twin FallS was ia
striking distance OF Pliers goal. the
line held causing Twin Falls to lose
the bali on downs
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-20
Filler HOLDS THIN Falls
IO % roo SCORE Nv HIGH
SCHOOL FOOTBALL CAME
Team Makes Brilliant Record in Holly Contest
ed Battle on Local Field Friday Afternoon
Evans Creates Disturbance

Perhaps The best game of football
ever played here took place IL the
high school rridlron Friday after
noon. when the Filler and Twin Falls
high school teams met in the third
game Of the season. the latter WIN
ming ~ IS 10 q score
Alsho the score Indicates defeat
for Filler, the locals we're really vie
torious, as il was practically eonced
ed that Twin Fails. the team that
last year won the state champion
shin, could roiI az more scores than
could Filler The fact that Filler
held the Invaders 10 the fow seor.
that she did. came a. blow 70 the
Twin Falls dopesrers
Twin Falls came here expecting L.
give Filler the same kind Of ) dfuh
bling she gave Wendell the neck pre
vioas. when Coach Evans tribe
scored 1913 points to the north side
towns O. Preceding the game IL
VAS publicly asserted that Evans
would send his first team into th~
field he first half. and would as@
bis second-llne men the last two
quarters The facts are Twin Falls
played only ~ men daring the en-
IRE game Filler played about ! 3
men.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-20

among the aiihis offered by Fail
back writing in a Twin Falls pap
En- FOR the low score made here FRI
day are,
4 The field was sIow heinz
soft and soggy
2. There was much dsssaiis
faction With the rulings Of the ref
cree.
2 The Twin Fails boys didn't
play up 10 their usual standard and
we're nervous
4 Filler outweighed the Ioesi
lads
5. They we're holding back Tor
the coming Nampa game
s. They took Filler too light
~.
q Esans didn't have time %
train hts team
These are onIy few Of the alihis
offered.
Perhaps the best explanation 81
'oaeh Evans team put np the best
brand o. football X could muster.
lud Filler showed herself 10 have
better team than Twin Falls fhpf
he had. f'iler wonid have seoret
n the former state champions hail
ne played 10 as good luck a. did
ier opponents Twin Fails can feel
orfunate that she got away ss we'll
s she did
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-20
TAXES CAR APPLES TO IOWA

al Holmes Is In Des A0ines. lows
where he went recently with car
load OF Filler apples.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-20

The Twin Falls reports of the
game refer 70 tha loesi gridIron ~
sugar beet field after the beet.
had been dag and said that his
ifoughtelinsl foot got caught Ia
something. perhaps POTATOES. and
fen II the field MS b4ndisan
10 Twin Falls Il Was Just as great i
handicap 20 Filler bur Local PLAY
ers say that the EridroH was ia
good condition Preceding the game
the field had been sprinkied aAa
rolled pith i4-ton roller
Perhaps the feature OF the gam
AIS the exhibition made by Twia
Fails famous Coach Evans Al ono
sime tbs head iiaesman made an err
ror IN signalling the downs caasa
Evans dashed from the bench across
the field yelling az the top Of bis
voice. He threatened physical
harm TO Pliers coach. linesman.
and several spectators. but his wrath
Was soon cooled. and he was remas-
ed from the field. The spectacle
was regretiable one. Fallbaek
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-29

Don't expect to spend q nice, quiet
evening the night Frank Dixon is at
chautauqua. II you are rot in condi-
ton TO have some OF yoGr set convic-
tons and pet theories manhandled--
IL you cannot stand the glazing arc
light OF analytical thought turned on
some OF our machine made laws
better stay away.
The indispensable Tool of Demo-
cracy IS Dixon's subject. There will
be no partisan discussion neither will
there be any useless hashing over of
questions that are already settled.
Dixon doesn't waste time in post
rnortems. Dixon does believe in treat
ing raw wounds with the proper kind
OF germicide and while that hurts
IL also saves.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-29
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO.

A Joint Resolution OF the Legisla-
ture OF the state OF Texas amend
ing Sections OF the Constitution OF
the STATE q Texas rs follows:
Sections and 81 and % and %
OF Article 4, relating to the COM
pensatior Of executive officers; and
Section %. Article 3. relating 70
mileage and per diem OF Members
OF the LEGISLATURE; OF said State.
Sc il resolved b. the Legislature OF
the State OF Texas:
Section !. Sections and 81 and
% and 90 o: Article 4. and Section
"a OF Article OF the Constitution of
the State OF Texas shall be so amend
ed as TO hereafter read as follows:
Section 6. He shall. 81 stated
times. receive IS compensation for
his services III annual salary not TO
exceed Eight Thousand (ss,0oO.0)
Dollars anc DO more, and shall have
the use ana occ 0pation OF the GoN-
ernor's Mansion. fixtures and furni-
ture.
Section 81. There shall be = Sec
rotary OF State. who shall be appoint
ed by the Governor, by and with the
odvice and consent OF the Senate,
and who shall continue in office dur
ing the term Of service OF the Gov
ornor. He shall authenticate the
publication Of the laws and keep a
fair register Of all official acts and
proceedings OF the Governor. and
shall. when required. lay the same.
and all papers. minutes and vouchers
relative thereto, before the Legisls-
ture. or either House thereof, and
shall perform such other duties as
may be required OF him by Law. He
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-29
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO II

HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO IL .
Proposing IN amendment 10 Section
81 OF Article 3 of the Constitu-
tion Of .he State of Texas to pro-
vide that the Legislature may
grant pensions to Confederate sol
diers, sailors and their widows.
who have been citizens OF Texas
since prior 70 January l, 1910, pro-
viding hat all soldiers. sailors and
their widows eligible under the
provisions hereof shall be entitled
TO be placed upon the rolls and
participate in the pension fund
created hereunder; levying tax
OF seven 500 cents on the
$4,000 valuation of property in
this State for the payment OF such
pension, providing that the Legis-
lature may reduce the rate OF pen
sion for such purpose. fixing time
for the election to be held on such
amendment, and making an APP
preparation TO pay the expenses
thereof
Be il resolved b. the legislature
OF the state OF Texas
Section /. Section 81 OF Article
3 of the Constitution OF TIE State o.
Texas shall be amended 50 as to
hereafter read as follows:
Section 81. The Legislature shall
have no power TO make any grant or
authorize the making of any grant
OF public money to any individual,
association OF individuals, municipal
or other corporations whatsoever,
provided. however, the Legislature
may grant aid to INDECENT or disabled
Confederate soldiers and sailors, who
came to Texas prior 70 January /.
1919, and TO their widows, in indi-
gent circumstances and who have
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-29

as" Against the amendment 10
Section "a OF Article 8 Of the Con-
stitution relating TO mileage and per
diem OF Members OF the Legislature
OF the State of Texas"
Those voters who favor such
amendments shall erase by marking
n line through the words against
the amendment to Sections S and 81
and 20 and 23 OF Article of the
Constitution OF the State OF Texas,
providing for compensation of execu-
tive officers" And the result OF the
election shall be published and de-
clared according TO the majority OF
| the votes cast in such election: and
Those voters who favor such
amendment relating TO mileage and
per diem OF members of the Legisia-
, ture shall erase by marking through
the words Against the amendment
TO Section "a OF Article 3 of the Con-
stitution relating 10 mileage and per
diem OF the members of the Legis-
lature OF the State OF Texas" Those
who oppose such amendment relat-
ing 10 mileage and per diem OF mem
bers OF the Legislature shall erase
by marking through the words "for
the amendment TO Section "a of Ar
ticle 8 OF the Constitution relating
to mileage and per diem of the mem
bers OF the Legislature of the State
OF Texas" And the result of the
election shall Unpublished and de-
clared according TO the majority OF
the votes cast at such election.
Sec. 3. II a majority OF the votes
cast in the election herein provided
for should be In favor OF the amend
ments proposed. the maximum sum
named herein shall become effective
and be the compensation thereafter
to be received BY the officials named
therein on and after the first day OF
January. 1923, and 80 remain until
otherwise provided by law, and the
corporations so allowed shall be
paid out OF any money in the State
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Sec. 4. The sum OF Five Thou
sand S5,000.0o) Dollars or so much
thereof as may be necessary is here
by appropriated out OF any funds in
the Treasury not otherwise appro-
.priated for the purpose Of paying the
necessary expenses OF the proclama-
ion and publication OF these amend
ments and the election 10 be held
hereunder.
"a True Copy S. l.. STAPLES,
Secretary OF state.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-29

been bona fide residents OF this State
since January J, 1910, and who were
married 20 such soldiers or sailors
prior TO January ]. 1910, and 10 in
digent and disabled soldiers who un-
der special laws OF the State OF Tex
as during tho war between the states
served in organization for the pro-
lection of the frontier against In
dian raiders or MEXICAN marauders
and TO INDECENT and disabled SOL
diers OF the militia Of the State Of
Texas who were IL ectiYe service
during the war between the states
and to the widows OF sucn soldiers
who are in INDECENT circumstances
and who were married TO such SOL
diers prior to January /, 1910. pro-
vided thai the word widow" in the
preceding lines OF this Section shall
not apply to women born since the
year 1861. and all soldiers and sail
ors and widows OF soldiers and sail
ors eligible under the above condi-
tions shall be entitled 20 be placed
upon the pension rolls and
participate in the distribution OF the
pension fund OF this state under any
existing law or laws hereafter passed
by the Legislature. and also TO grant
aid Tor the establishment: and main
tonance OF a home for sad soldiers
and sailors, their wives and widows
aud women who aided in the Con-
federacy under such regulations and
limitations as may be provided by
law. provided the Legislature may
provide for husband and wife to re-
main together in the home. There
is hereby levied in addition TO all
other taxes heretofore permitted by
the Constitution OF Texas State ad
valorem tax on property OF seven
(s.07) cents on the 500 valuation
for the purpose OF creating a special
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-29

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Strayhorn have
returned from Il ten day outing
They went 10 san Angelo, San
Antonio. Austin. back By the way OF
Georgetown. and other places. Mr.
Strayhorn says that reading from
ancient history ne learned that
they lost the art of fishing some
EOS years ago but he had the honor
OF discovering il anew on this trip
He says they caught fish in album
dance and had 4 SPLENDID good time.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-29

fund for the payment of pensions
for service in the Confederate army
and navy. frontier organizations and
the militia OF the State of Texas, and
FOR the widows OF such soldiers serv-
ing in said armies, navies, organifa-
tions or militia; provided that the
Legislature may reduce the tax rate
herein levied, and provided further
that the provisions OF this Section
shall not be construed 30 as TO pre-
vent the grant OF aid in cases OF pub
lie calamity.
Sec. 2. The foregoing Constitu-
tional amendment shall be submitted
to a vote OF the qualified voters OF
this State al en- election to be held
on the fourth Saturday in July. 1921,
at which all voters shall have printed
or written on their ballots: FOR
amendment OF Section 81 OF Article
3 OF the Constitution authorizing the
Legislature to grant aid to Confed-
crate soldiers, sailors and their Wild
ows who have been a resident of this
State since January 1. 1910" and
Against amendment to Section 81 Of
Article 3. Of the Constitution, author
izing the Legislature to grant aid to
Confederate soldiers and their wild
ows."
Sec. g. The Governor is hereby
directed 10 Issue the proclamation for
said election and have same published
as required by the Constitution and
laws OF this State. and the sum OF
five thousand ($b, 900. 00) dollars OF
so much thereof as may be necessary
is hereby appropriated out of the gen
eral funds Of this state not otherwise
appropriated for expenses OF publica-
lions and elections Hereunder.
a True Copy.) 8. L. STAPLES.
Secretary OF State.
40
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-29
SANTA FE CHANGES rsuGB
ON MAY THIN PTHttsT
AarLllo. Texas. April 20. lssl.

Aarillo. Texas, April 20, 1881.
The santa Fe Railway ANNOUNCES
that new time card will be effective
My LIST. for the entire system. TIE
new card will be ready for prbiiea-
tion in . few days.
An important change IS the return
to use OF central standard time on
the Plains and Slaton division. Dur
ing Federal control OF railroads the
dividing point between the central
and mountain time zones was chang
ed from Clovis, New Mexico. 20 Wayp
Okla. Oklahoma. This change vss IN
satisfactory TO the people in north
west Texas and Congressman Marvin
Jones secured the passage OF a law
to return northwest Texas 70 the cen
trail time zone.
The enforcement of the Law vas
placed with the Interstate Commerce
Commission. But no order 70 change
the time was issued by the Commits
zion until recently. when the Santa
We Railway published Z new time
card for the plains division March
9th. no order had been received.
When the order was issued BY the
Commission, no date was fixed for
the change OF time. When the order
was received. the Santa Re railway
had under consideration & new time
card for the system to be IN effect on
May LIST. It was decided not TO issue
an extra time card Just for the short
time intervening.
On May 1st Clovis, NeE Aeoico,
again becomes the dividing point be
tween the central and mountain time
zones. All trains on the Plains div1-
sion from Waynoka 20 Clovis and on
the Siaton division from Sweetwater
To Colvis and Canyon will be operat-
ed on Central time after May 1st,
1927.
Al HOVE
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-29
REMOVAL NOTICE.

have moved my boot and shoe
shop from one door north Of Snyder
National Bank TO the Wilmeth Block
south Of the pos;offlce where I will
be glad 20 meet ell my old friends
and customers. All work guaran-
teed satisfactory. p. Benbenek. 41tf
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-29
SIOP THAT ITCHING

Use Blue 9tar Eczema Remedy for
itch, cracked hands. letter. eczema,
ring worm and sores on children.
Sold on . guarantee by Sunson Drug
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-29

Mrs. J. &. Patterson and MT and
Mrs. Il. 3. Patterson were viators
Sunday 81 the homo Of M. and
Mrs. Joe Cation.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-29

Mrs. Tinker is now in the Dry Goods
deoartrosnt OF Matthe E's-DaVis co.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-29
STEP UP AIaKRICA--
LEARN sOaIE THINGS

uiyon IarS T,cr iwekc at Chautiu-
goa.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-29

A. NJ. HOVE
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-16
BONUSOVA PREDL OLA ODL LOzENA
SIALO Sc TO PO OSTRE DEBATE, BEHEM NfZ MA
LEM DOSLO X ARCUMENTUM MA PESTE
Washington, Is. tervence

washington, l5 terVence - Bonusova predoha bya
posana zp6t do fmantnho vbor ak zada president Hard
g po jednom nejtnzSich boj1 hstor senatu Spoenvch
Satu DoSlo to tax daleko, re senator McCumber North
Dakoy v>7va senatora Reeda Missouri ably vyse "ven'
tam ze 10 y1di Kdyz McCumber vyhruzn6 vykro
ell pres prdchod oddeuc demokray Cd repubkan senator
John Sharp Williams Mississippi voupi mez oba ako pro-
stTednfk.
Senator Thomas A. Watson George b6zel Reedovi
fka ze 81 pfeje ei chran McCumber byl urz
livym' sve reel.
staa orou az kdyz osud osnovy by rozhodnut niko
pred TIM kdyz senat vvzvan hlasovan navrhu senaora
Prot obycejnym zvykostem debaa bonusove pfedloze
PenroSea ably pfedoha byla odkazana zp6t nanGnho
Yboru mlstopresdent Coolidge oznam re by navrh pria
AZ pro 20 hastm senator McCumber pfhlasl Sc slovo
raV re acko neby to, ably pfedloha byla odkazana
zpet 60 nancnho yboru kdyz ednou bya pznv6 reporo
vana popraL ze by to Znamenao ei zabiti iak vrzeno
Jest nektemi demokraty Tato poznamka zavdaa podn6t
oSre debate ez vvnula osobn hadku senatorv Nc
Cumberem Redeem rovnez senatofi Watson Robinson
demokratcke strany do sporu zasahli
Konecne vSak Reed McCumber omuvili pro svoii u
kvaponost senat odroG Hasovani nebylo pre-
die sran nebot dev6t repubkand hasovao pro n6mu
o'nl demokratd pridao stranu v6tsiny.