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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-07
A STENOGRAPHER'S ROMANCE
by Jane Phelps.

and felt she was unfairly treated
that she was worth more. She was
good girl morally. but gave rather
a questionable impression because OF
her loud dressing. SILLY dressing,
Cora called II.
why don't you speak to her about
II, Nellie?" Cora asked. You know
her well enough, and you are always
cutting up when together. 1. think
you could, tell her that her manner
of dressing works against her. Then
she buys such cheap material TO have
things showy that | don't wonder
her sig doesn't go far"
'I'll say somethlng---when l dare.
But girls like to look stylish. even
when they work" Nellie often
secretly envled a girl showily dressed
and had II not been for Cora, would
not have presented the neat appear
ance she now did.
wouldn't you have TO have sew
eral machines?" GLADYS asked.
Il have this one, It is old. but
can use It all right, and / could buy
rebuilt ones on tho installment plan
as | need them-that's what the
girl william told me OF did. Bust
ness isn't very good where | am. /
daren't ask for a raise, and even il
went elsewhere / couldn't get much
more than | get there while this
business depression lasts"
wouldn't the hard times keep
you from getting work." Gladys
again asked.
NO. | don't think so. There are
many small firms who could get
along with less help IL they knew
where they could get extra work
done and quickly"
Try It, Coral Nellie broke In.
I'm back you!"
The two girls laughed.
Il mean 1t! l don't have a thing
to do with all my money. I'll lend
you Sc week until you get started.
! guesss l can live on sl2 when /
didn't expect TO earn more than that
for the next five years.
I'm think about II a little longer,
but l wanted to talk 1t over with
you" Cora replied.
why don't you talk with Miss
McRrlde2" Gladys suggested,
Il wonder II she would bother TO
see me?" Cora returned. Il hate TO
take her time. ask n favor when
she's 30 busy"
Shed be only too glad, Cora
She always wants TO help working
girls. Do go and see her"
Say Coral" Nellie broke in again.
"I'l bet IL will be go! Mr.. Fallon
said the other day he hated to ask
me to stay so late-that night you
were worried because / wasn't home
but that he knew OF no one COM
petent to help when they were un-
expectedly rushed. There isn't any
business depression In our office. /"
mo. II is the manufacturing busi-
ness that feels II most, especially the
small firms like the one work for"
Tomorrow-Nellle Advises Hilda
Moore.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-07
RECONSTRUCTION OR COALITION

That is the issue TO be decided today
IL Is a fact that so far as the heads OF the
ticket are concerned there Is neither a repub-
lican nor democratic candidate In the field. The
socialists have a straight socialist candidate,
but neither OF the old parties has a candidate
who would be answerable directly to his own
party In case OF election.
The issue therefore Is whether the state shall
be turned over TO the reconstruction crowd Of
fcered by clique OF political adventures with
no attachment to party principle ana seeking
The establishment OF class government, or the
coalitIonlsts, offioered by the abest and clean
est republicans and democrats in the state
The election OF John Fields can no more be
claimed as a republican victory than can the
election OF Jack Walton be claimed as a demo-
cratic victory Both parties In that sense, have
ceased TO exist for the time being. II Is absurd
20 contend otherwise. Fields from his first
speech TO his latest. has asked democratic sup.
port In the Interest OF the state, pedging him.
means, II Il means anything. that the Fields ad-
ministraton would OF necessity be conducted
by democrats and republicans who aided in
bringing it about and who would thus be an
organization.
And in precisely the same sense would the ad-
ministration OF Walton be conducted by the
elements which contributed to 1t, meaning. OF
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Commendiug Mr.. Aiyord.

Editor World Like great throng OF other
good citizens OF Tulsa, l have read with sinter-
est Tom Avord's letter appearing In today =
World, concerning this "anu-speed" crusade
upon which Tulsas dashing (2) motopcs Gle
force has embarked, one has hut to glance at
the first two sentences OF Mr.. Alvord's epime
20 learn that Tom knows his stuff"
L. too, have been victim OF the local "jelly
bean" police force and the kangaroo court" "
To those few Tulsans who have not made the
acquaintance OF this combination. let me say
that our police court iA something that must
be seen TO be appreciated and then you don't
think much OF IT,. police court II isl Police
from beginning TO end When you're hauled
into this Temple of Justice" you are purely
and simply ihooked," that's all n they can't
get you by hook or by crook, they'n set you by
perjury. (And believe can prove this charge
against one OF these blue-coated individuals }
Why not favor us with a little editorial on
this subject, as you are no doubt familiar with
Just what is going on down there on Second
street7
Yours
Tulsa. Nov. a. \ l.. NJ. DURBIN
p s.-Meanwhile, the bootleggers peacefully
ply tbeir trade. tN
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The Horoscope
Tuesday. November 7. 1922
-Tns stars ,nclin, bu, DO not compel
opt 1874 hy Mcclure Newspaper Synd

aNoNthtDtt tOsss
Saturn and Neptune rule today In
| benefic aspect according to astrol.
ogy. Venus In adverse.
Activity for labor because Of naval
operations IL foretold by the seers
who read that wages are to advance
before the end of the new year.
There is a sign read as indicating
that reactlOnary Ideas concerning
war Will again gain control and thar
disarmament will become dream
to be realized suddenly after anothe,
great world lesson
Those who interpret the signs IL
the face OF the heavens declare INA
In the new era the men who repre.
sent the ancient order OF things ara
to have one last great chance TO
exercise their power.
This II n planetary direction be.
HeVed 10 enable men and women 10
obtain n clearer view OF national is.
cues and should he beneficial Nv can.
didatos with progressive ideas.
Love matches that lead to we'd.
dings on this date may not be ex.
nctly happy, since n clash between
old ideas OF domestic relations and
new standards OF wifehood may he
easily preCipated.
Women come under rather a de-.
pressing influence today and thnv'
may be disappointed In many issues.
Mines and miners should benefit
from this posting of the stars which
makes for better working conditions
and lnrger returns for operators
Soaring prices for farm producp
again are prophosied by astrologeks
Real estate dealers have the prog
nostication OF continued prosperity.
although they are to face unexpected
market conditions
1t is not lucky day for begin.
ming any new business and important
Initiative should be postponed until
there is "A better aspect.
Old persons should benefit by this
rule which is held TO impart vigor
and to stimulate the intellect
Persons whose birth date II is NAV
have many anxleties over love affairs
or domestic crises during the coming
year They probably will prosper in
business. Changes should he evoided.
Children born on this day NAV
be erratic an dcareless. but very
gifted. Girls may be too popular
for their best interests.
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As Oklahoma
Editors See 1t

Smile when you can" is the adj
Vice OF contemporary. remarkt
the Enid Eagle, which then adds,
| The alternative OF smiling when
you can't Is said TO play havoc with
ones features"
Reports to the effect the Arctic
ocean is growing warmer has failed
10 enthuse us to a point where We
plan to spend a winter there, says
the Bartlesville Examiner.
The outstanding feature OF the
campaign just closed In this state
has been the absolute independence
OF the rank and file OF the news
papers, both, great and small
Shawnee News
The following news from Motor
Row In Woodward was gathered by
the democratic staff. THE HAM
bleton Motor company has moved ita
Fords. Lincolns, Fordsons. and parts
street Where they can watch the
sky and keep posted on every ''Srat"
that appear on the horizon"
In lengthy editorial the Lamont
Valley News warns in a discussion
OF gland thievery, The manhood OF
our young men must be protected az
all hazards and all costs"
The Enid News says that although
world famous mastadors are meet
Ing In Mexico that Bryan is kept
busy in his country.
Modesty may be virtue says the
Bartlesville Enterprise, hut the fell
low who stays out OF the advertis-
ing columns seldom owns a twin
six.
or course you have noticed in
quires the Oklahoman, that ths
static viii spoil concert and then
clear up beautifully when a political
talk begins.
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AND now FOR THE VOTE.


Tn. orators. the politicians, tho s,ratsglsts.
for ~ weeks have been leading NJ TO this mo-
mont.
The effect OF all this plow work ls 20 be
demonstrated by what you and your neighbors
do after you got into the voting booth
There Is absolutely not one word moro that
can he said. n there IL man or woman IN
Oklahoma who doee not understand fully all
that is involved in todsy's election, then Il Ia
quite certain that such or woman is hope
iessly unworthy OF the franchise Ia a menace to
popular government
Beyond doubt tho issues arc clearly under
stood by most OF the states voters There re.
mains only the formaity OF registering the vsr-
dicQ
The world wishes to urge every olector TO
vote II has no disposition to advise how
But II wants every voter to remember that In a
few seconds today he or she exerts tho only in
fluence he or she possibly exert upon the
state government for the next four years
That which IL done today cannot he undone
tomorrow. In this respect your duty today is
more impressive than II you taking on
tho marriage vows. Because there is no divorce
court available in case the venture proves Inn
mediately disappointing.
n
whole only few hours In placing J. H. A.
Robertson In tho office OF supreme authority
in this state; so far as the individual voter wa.
concerned. he did ths fell thing in n few brief
minutes.
Had there been divorce court available. II
would have been appealed to before Robertson
was In office year. The $50, 00O. 900 road
bond Issue shower the mistake that had been
four years we have had to bear Robertsonism.
why go into detals2 Every voter knows the
whole ignoble story.
Perhaps at least ninety per cent Of the voters
OF the state want above all else to get az far
from Rohertsonsm as possible. To do that Il
viii be necessary to find who Robertson is urs-
ing the voters to elect That makes that part
of IT easy, lie will not urge the voters to elect
a man who will dig into his miserable record
and shake up tho public service until the light
ls turned In to tho remotest dark corner. lie
will be urging the election OF a candidate as
much Ilko himself as possible.
Therefore II you want a change In the
public service II you want house cleaning an
airing. including the bank business and the
pardoning business and the school land depart
ment as well as all other departments. find
who Jim Robertson is supporting, then vote for
tho other candidate.
In four minutes today YOU will exert all the
influence you possess in shaping the government
OF the state for tho next four years. Keep that
In mind and don't make a mistake.
Robertsonism was bad, mighty bad for the
democratic party and for Oklahoma. But what
would Robertsonism plus Watonism. plus Ma
sleIsm, plus Amerinserism, plus Townleyism
be7
Can we afford to give the government OF
this state into such hands for a tour-year term9
Vote your conscience and your best judgment
regardless Of partisan consideration Thus only
great yerdicts reached.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-07
Just Folks
Copyright, 1879, by Edgar A. Guest.
FOR THE COMMON GOOD +,

You shall never be great by your selfish deeds
And the thing which YOU boast as skill;
And save II In spent for n nations needs,
In vain is the iron will
For ever the badge OF the greater man
Is 20 sink himself for the common plan
This Is the Lesson that life has taught
Since the days OF the earliest age
who for himself has lived and fought,
Has vanished from historys page
And all In vain was that mortaps birth
Who did not better the ways % earth.
Gather your money and build your fame
And rise 10 the heights OF skin.
3ut Time shall give TO the winds your name
When your boaFtrul voice is still;
BY the Joy you take you can never live.
For fame depends on the Joys you give
Trade and barter and strive for gain
And sweat for your daily bread
But all you do for yourself Is vain
When once ls your stomach fed.
For the world has plenty of selfish deeds,
But toll. for the common good. 1t needs.
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course, Nagle, Ameringer Llliard Estes. Gid-
dings and Lnngston.
80 We say as final word, the question is
whether tho next statehouse crew shall be re-
construction or coalition. In no event can ~ be
either straight republican or straight demb-
cratic
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-07

found little dictlonerry yestid-
day saying on Il, 5000 Werds and
Their Meanings. Gnd 1 had a ldeer
and i went erround to Mary Wat
kinses house TO see II she was set
ting on her trunt steps witch she
was, on 2 cushions, and | sat on the
top step in back OF her ana we start
ed to tawk about dlffrent things
sutch as the high cost OF candy and
the dlffrent reasons wy we dident
like TO so TO skool, and all OF sud
din l quick took out the little die
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-07

II is going to be highly interesting TO witness
the reconstructlonIsts getting majoritles for
their candidates In various counties greater
than the total registered vote ot the county. II
the reconstructionists can deliver some OF their
other promises they can even accomplish this
impossible feat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-07
Bible Thoughts for Today


GRACE AND PEACE .-Ths Lord make his
face shine upon thee. ana be gracious upto
thee: tho Lord lft up his countennnce upon
thee and give thee ace.--Numbers 6;25, 20.
with whom shall II bs well 7--Eccl s;17.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-07

We kin recall when a mother-in-
law was a Liability, but t'day she's
one o. tn modern conveniences. Lafe
Bud talked some o. startin' new
drug store. but he decided ther wux
too many resturints here now. ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-07
Oklahoma Outbursfs

At any rate you ought 70 know by tomorrow
morning who Ia the best Euesser
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-07

II Will probably lake several years 10 untan
gle and reconcile the recent prccedents set bl
the various courts In Texas.
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n viii probably be unrafe for any outside
man to run up against the oklahoma city pO
lice force for some weeks TO come.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-07

According to the experience % the BartleR
Vile Entcrpriso, a married woman cannot b
considered "A regular wife until after perioC
Of ten years
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-07

morning who Is the best guesser
Dallas News. is lady chauffeur wearing a
dotted veil
It VIII probably ,aks several years TO untan-
gle and reconcile the recent prccedents set by
the various courts In Texas.
n viii probably be unsafe for any outside
man TO run up against the Oklahoma city po-
lice force for some weeks to come.
According to The experience % the Bartles-
Vile Entcrpr6o, n married woman cannot be
considerod "A regular wife until after period
of ten years
THAT is just about Il. II you do not vote today
before O'Clock %. ~. you can't vote tomorrow
without a special deportation from the state
election board
The most recent unfortunate sent to tho
nsylum. for the insane In Tcxa1 was probably
The printer who had the contract for printing
the official ballots
That California man who carried on q mail
order romance must have felt Just about ne
stolen when he discovered that the woman in
the case was HIS own wife
so thr as we are, Informed the walton meet
ing nt convention hal last week was ths only
one. political or otherwise. when tho convention
hall has not been 'Jlmcrowed" At the wal
ton meeting, white and black sat together iu the
dress circle Ia apparent harmony. This was
noticeable between the first and second en-
trance to the dreHs circle on the east side
The girl on South Main says she has always
round mat her grcatest success with men has
been with doctors or all professions she be-
that 4 does not make much difference which
branch Of the profession they follow, that a doc
aionnl privilege 20 find on, how your hear,
humps or your tooth happens 90 ache
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-07

what wo hate TO meet in tho road. says tho
Dallas News. Is lady chauffeur wearing a
dotted veil
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-07

That is Just about u. II you do not vote today
before O'Clock %. IN. you can't vote tomorrow
without a special dlspensttion from the etate
election board
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-07

The most recent unfortunate sent to tho
asylum. for the insane In Texas was probably
the printer who had the contract for printing
the official ballots
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-07

That California man who carried on p mai
order romance must have felt lust about nd
cheap a. tho Chicago man who had his glands
stolen when he discovered that the woman In
the case was HIS own wife.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-07

or course you have noticed, in
quires the Oklahoman. that ths
static viii spoil concert and then
clear up beautifully when political
talk begins
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-07

Reports TO the effec, the Arctic
ocean is growing warmer has failed
TO enthuse us TO n point where we
plan to spend winter there, says
the Bartlesville Examiner.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-07

Modesty may he a virtue says the
Bartlesville Enterprise, hut the fell
low who stays out OF the adveTtis-
ing columns seldom owns twin
six.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-20
MILAN SALIVA
Verejny Notar
p. o. Box 81, Youngstown, Ohio.
vybavujc kraiove zalezitosti spravne
"a mierne poplatky.
MA PREDAJ

salebo zamenfm "a viesi majetok jeden
3 izbovy dom ma South Side, kde je
,olektrika a dobra pivnica Gena 81 500.
Haste sa II HIMELREICH, COS Dol
lar Bank Bldg. Telefony: Main 1856, Au.
tomatic 6131
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-20
roUgesrowNsKf sLovEHsKf NovINY7

skJch robotnfkoy bex chleba.t 5eI
1iepoc ockCpite1 nym, preeo ma za-' "a 1
platit siSvefskyy pfole tsriat xe-
lesnicny 81 svojou exisfsnciou...
Nariadenie vykopava sa predbex-
ne I !!) vflnsj h1isre LEN N Dire.
MI StovDI Ilgs. =
,Jes charakteristicke ze toto ma
rlansnis Bolo vydans predbezl
nes (ale cstalo vari ma vzdxl len
|proti sloverskym robotnikom, kym
este i mad 'afskych zelezniciarov
|vlada trpela: No j eeste charakte-
ristickejsie, ze sncasne tymto
nariadenfm ma vrdtockej zeleznie-
! nej stanici stale pat voznov ces-
kymi vst 'ahovalci 70 Srbska a : i
lnych cciastok Balkann, ktori pri'
iii na slovensl1o = ux al hl'adali
, byty, lebo dostali xamestna1ie '
tamojssj zelsxnicnej fabrike. Toto
! je fakt a mono sa ma to dopytat
u poslanca Bottu.
Nam este al inych priklado,
dost', ale vari postacf.
Ktorekol'vek odyetvie hospoda1
~ 4 81
stva berieme, .pc vaznom, nepred
4 pojatom zknmani veci, 4prideme ns
!! reznltat, ze samosprava Sloyensk'
lie jedinou podmienkou udrzania
! 'zvel 'ad 'ovania, Slovensku jeh'
4 .Il'udu prepotrebneho hospodar
i stya.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-20

so svojimi vlivami vo Varsave j V
Budapest nepripustila zosilnenie
pasok, lStore viazu Pol 'sko S Ru-
munskom Malon Dohodou ba na
opak, oddialila Rumunsko. Postu-
latom niclen ceskoslov. a juhoslo-
vanskej politiky, ale kazdej poll
tiky, ktora vedie ku politickej a
hospodarskej samostatnosti vset-
kych nastupnickych statov, musi
byt sspolocna hranica Ceskoslo-
lvcnska a sJuhoslavie utvorenim slo
lvanskaho koridoru, spajaj1ceho
Bait Adriu. Alebo bude slovan.
ska stredna Europa samostatnou,
1;alebo Dude umelo rozorvana IA
lsevernn a juznn $ ustavicnym ne
bezpeGiin, ze bude obnovena By
lvala rakiisko-uhorska monarchia.
Pol 'sko, ak bude robit protineme.
ckl politiku, podoprie tieto snahy
pre- spolocn6 hranice csl.- .-juhoslav-
Iskc. Dobytic slovanskeho korido-
lru ,lsavrenic nemeck6ho je po-
stnlatom al pol'skej samostatno-
| Isti. zahrsnicna politika belveder-
l n Ts.sfzs .Sf
Iskej yhdy riadi sa len sovinisti-
Eekou nenAvist 'ou vodi Rusku . Ces
Ekoslovaaslku jakokol 'vek 81 j po-
cas- soipy ,lcvolila pracovat "a
IPfahksh 4 q 81 II kIaljIaI.s 1
scujme aj eeliansky hlas
| . tomto pred dmete 1akial dr. n,
Bessenier zlri ieho 'Basler
/ NachrieAten 10 seskej hcsepaenii
mad celym centralnym blokQm,
hktoFy supevnit q rozsirit vyna-
lsnaS Sujjt ssa "a dsan lroridorom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-20

medzi CSR. a SIIS a VIOLA Monaf-,
CHA ci republika? Habsbnrg ale
bo Masaryk -, zatial talianska
LA Tribuna' rozumuje chladnej-
Sic triezvejsie takto
Spolocna otazka CSR a SHS
ito jest ruske sympatie- oddel'u-
ju ich Cd oboch spojencov: Ru.
munska d Pol'ska. 0krem toho ali
hospodarske podmienky CSR. je
priemyslova, SIIS je agrarna, mu-
sia obc zeme, aby staly blizsie k
scbe v harmonickom celku, GO ne
mono povcdat' ami Rumunsku,
ami Pol'sku. Preto V Malej Do
hodc povstala zvlastna ALAMEDA,
lsilny biloxi Ceskoslovenska Juho-
Islavie. Je nepopieratelne zc to-
|hoto bloku vyviera nova sila pre-
Mall Dohotlu...
Teraz treba pozorovat' politi-
ku tohoto. dvojiteho iatyaru csl.-
shs., bohateho ma aktivne slozky,
|silnd ambiciu, praktick6 progra-
my, siiahy veRmi jasne q svorne \
srsy II "a u III Y As III 4. sg ~ ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-20

nevie, ci 0 niekol 'ko mesiacov BIZ
de este stat ma nohach. Nesm.e
sa tiez zabIdat', ze Ceskosloven-
sko ustavicnc a ustavicne zosilnu-
je sa financne. Zanedlho bude esl
koruna postavena ma uroven ta-S
lianskej liry. (V tom case kurs bol
E$4.25 "a 100 lir - a $3.50 "a 100
|esl. k,). Ceskoslovenske bane, hos
Ipodarske podniky prosperujn. Ces
Illoslovensko je bohate, hbite, mo-
Iderne organizovane, dobre spravp-
vane, chtive. Juhoslavia sice ne-l
prosperuje tou istou mierou, ale
zemedelstvo ie zdatne a JED arma-
da je najlepsia 20 statoy Malej
| IDohody. Sine voci obom priatel
| ski a tesime sa icll pokroku. A
ysak ked 4 kofnjd hlasy, III I js
| jich smluve sd body a odstayce
proti " talianskej ziarliyosti voccii i
Malej Dohodc q chceju 81 postar
|yit proti nej, ked BY Italia be,
lvahala porusit microvel lsmlpvy i
[syoiim protektoratom mad Raktis-
,kom BY chcela spostavit hradzll Il
EssreS z ku medzia Julb sldvieu I css
lseslevens oProti tylatO WI
Irazom nesmielpeI usnnt n priatel q
llskom pomere, ale il logicke, 5e
Inejakym sposob obona musfnns ratat
s odoyodnenou ned d6yerou jayias|
||acoq<sa n podobny zocb