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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-04-02
BANK
IN COMEBACK

Langdon, n. D. April 2-The First
National Bank of Langdon which was
closed last fall. and then re-opencd
under a contract by which the first
10 per cent of its deposits would not
be payable until December IL, 1924,
has staged its come back so rapidly
that it will not be necessary for 1T
to withhold this payment for the full
time allowed by the contract but
can make it at once, it was announc-
ed today.
The officers of the bank are much
gratified over the Improvement OF
it's condition which makes it possible
to make this payment more than =
months earlier than had been anti.
cipated.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-04-02
TEACHERS SALARIES CUT.

Hallock, Mimi, April "A large
number Of citizens and taxpayers
were present at the last meeting of
the local board of education and re-
quested strict economy in the admin,
istration of school affairs. The board
complied with the wishes of those
present by voting reduction of $40
lin the salaries Of the grade teachers
and proportionate reduction for
the high school teachers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-04-02
STREET CAR
FARE RAISED

Increase in street car fare on
Wahpeton-B breckenridge line from
five to seven cents as temporary
measure effective April 10 has been
granted jointly by North Dakota and
Minnesota railroad commissions
Chairman Frank Milhollan of North
Dakota commission said today. Most
of stockholders of company, which
operates two cars between cities, live
in Wahpeton, he added.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-04-02
ESTATE TAX
IS DENOUNCED
Mellon Says it Is Capital
Levy Is Carried On

Washington, April 2.-The in
crease in the estate tax bill made
in the revenue. bill by the housa
was denounced today by Secretary
Mellon before the senate finance
committee as economic suicide.
"The estate tax is levy on cap
-itaT primarily and carried to an ex-
cess differs in no way from the
revolutionists of Russia" Mr.. Mel
Ion said.
He argued this form of taxation
should be left principally TO the
states.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-04-02
COURT CASES
BEING TRIED

Judge Jansonius has listed num-
erous court cases for trial in the
district court here in the next tr:ee
weeks, and will attempt to dispose
of as many Of them as possible
which were continued over from the
last term of Judge Coffey here.
Divorces were granted in the cases
of Henry Wiener VS.. Ruth p. Wiem-
er, the parties living in kidder coun-
ty close to Driscoll; Elizabeth NJ
Cooper vs.. Orlie Cooper, Bismarck !;
VIM. II. Cawley VS.. Elizabeth Cav
ley; Josephine Blunt VS.. Willis
Blunt, the parties living in Mclean
county.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-04-02
VARSITY BAND TOUR SOON

Grand Forks. N. d., April 2-Five
North Dakota towns are to be visited
by the University of North Dakota
band on it's annual tour which viii.
be held April 2l to &c. These are
Larimoure, Hatton, Portland, Hunter
and Valley City. Plans for the tour
are in the hands of George +. Strick-
ling, director.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-04-02
MRS. COOLIDGE TO GIVE PRIZE

Washington. April 2.-Nat;onal
trophies will sbe given by Mrs. Cal
vim Coolidge at the White House on
June IA, Flag day, to girl and young
women essayists who best describe
the reasons why young men they
know should attend the citizens mili-
tary training camps conducted each
summer by the war department. The
contest is sponsored by the Womcn's
Overseas Service League, has been
approved by the secretary of war,
and today was given formal appro-
baton by the first lady of the land.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-04-02
AGAINST CITY PLANT

Fergus Falls, Mimi, April 2
Fergus Falls voters in city election
overwhelmingly defeated a proposal
to issue $65O,OOO worth of bonds for
a municipal power plant and the
city will continue to buy electric
current from the Ottertail Power
company. A proposal to issue bonds
for water works extension carried.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-04-02
FORKS VOTES
FOR OWN PLANT
Measure Carries For Elec-
trio Plant-LOses at Fer
gus Falls

Grand Forks, N. D., April BY
an overwhelming majority, voters
yesterday favored bonding the city
for $4,000 for the installation Of a
city owned electric plant. The bond
issue carried in every precinct, the
total vote being 3,246 for and 1,416
against. Diesel engines will be used
in the plant.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-04-02
KHAN WINS

Tulsa. Okla. April 2.-The demo-
cratic city administration of Tulsa.
backed by the Ku Klux klan, was
reelected in entirety over the re-
publican and anti-klan ticket in
yesterdays election.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-04-02

Milwaukee, Wis, April 2-United
States Senator Robert NJ. LaFollette
of Wisconsin and Governor Al Smith
of New York were the leaders in the
contest for delegates to the two ma
jor political party conventions when
returns from about one-seventh of
the states precincts had been heard
from yesterday.
Senator aFollettes candidates for
delegates at-large to the Republican
convention had assumed a rather
commanding lead last evening and
his held at ratio of two to one
delegates pledged for President Cool
dge throughout the night.
The majority of the Smith dele
;.ates pledged for President Cool
fdge throughout the night.
The majority of the Smith dele
..ates oyer McAdoo was not as large
rat it increased rapidly from the
ir.e first returns were received up
o the time crippled wires put a
top to transmission of returns early
this morning.
President Coolidge, however, prob
ably will have several district dele
ates pledged to him. for the first
district showed Il majority for his
andidates early last evening and
ater returns only added to his
trength in the Sixth district and
lad overcome an early lead taken by
the LaFollette candidates there. Dis
rict returns, however, were entire
v too meager to indicate a definite
esult.
LaFOllette's Lead
Returns from 359 out Of the 2,574
precincts early today gave LaFol'
cite delegates at-large, 34,134; Cool
dge delegates es-at-large, 1872.
In the. Democratic contest. 264
precincts out of 2,574 gave Smith
,417; McAdoo, 3,74l. In the district
returns received Smith delegates
we're leading in a majority Of the dis
riots but insufficient returns haC
been received to even venture 8
guess as to the ultimate result in
any one district
The former Secretary of the Treas.
ury was leading in the presidential
preference primary where Senate,
James A. Reed of Missouri was his
only opponent. Little interest was
shown in this race and the vote was
light. In one hundred andafifty- -four
precincts heard from early today Nc
Adoo had 2,O82 to Reeds 925.
Vets Active
The vote in the Republican dele
saye-at-large race was indicated tt
"a certain extent as these returns
were gathered from so to II counties
in the state. Only two precinct!
from Milwaukee had been heard from
and all sides appeared to corten'
that LaFollette would run we'll IN
this city.
Wet organizations in both Mil
waukee and out-state counties have
been active in the past few days il
working for Governor Smith dele
gates and it is also thought that hi:
candidates will run we'll in Mil
waukee.
Probably never before in histor!
of Wisconsin elections have trans
transportation facilities been hamp
cred so much as yesterday. The
storm struck across the middle O
the state, travelling from east t.
west, and there were many countie!
9here telephone and telegraph ser
:ice was not to be had.
The long and numerous ballot il
Nj lwaukee showed up returns tire
mendously and at an early hour t
day only sfive precincts out of "a:
in this city had reported on the dele
gates-at-large and the district dele
gate races.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-04-02
Many Hear Halnin

4 large audience heard Major Will
liam Halpin of the Salvation Army
speak at the citadel last night. Major
Halpin, who is national prison Sec
retary of the Army, will be in Man
dan today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-04-02
Young MEN ELECTED

Washburn. Wis, April q Carl
Ungrodt. who is only 23 years old.
was elected mayor of Washburn.
He defeated Mayor Bryan, 525 to
2S9.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-04-02

Partly cloudy tonight and T
day. Warmer tonight.
Evening star., 1924-06-27
French Style
Brazil Nut BOnbOns

Fresh cracked Brazil nuts covered
bonbon cream. A truly delicious sun
that all the family will enjoy.
Regular price of half pound box.
Evening star., 1924-06-27
MORE LAND BOUGHT.
FOR D. c. PARKWAY
Ten Parcels on West Bank of
Rock Creek Acquired From
w. f. E. Co.

Ten small parcels OF land on the
= street, have been purchased from
the Washington Railway and Elec-
trio Company for $1,000, and added to
the Rock Creek-Potomac parkway.
This transaction completes the ac
ouisition of all the land desired at
that point, with the exception of d
single lot occupied by a junk dealer
in the lower valley. Condemnation
proceedings may be necessary to ac-
Quirc that particular lot, as we'll as
the irregular square between 2Sth
street and Rock Creek and Pennsyl-
Nanid avenue and NJ street. also
within the limits of the parkway. In
these cases no agreement has been
reached with the owners as to the
puTshaS" price
George Clark. engineer of the com
mission, acting under the direction
of Lieut.. Col. Sheriff., the officer in
charge has arranged for the early
-cmoNal of the old government build
Ings on tn" south side of PcnnSyl-
Nania avenue between 18th street
and Rock Creek. aS far south as the
Chesapeake and ohio canal, and the
Improvement of the section.
He has arranged also with the Wash
ington Gas Light Company for the
Immediate extension of the bride
path through its property on the east
hank of Rock t.'erl. ON Virgin ia
avenue ana 21th street south to Po-
tomac Park near the junction of Il
street and New Hampshire avenue.
At present il is necessary to detour
around the property of the gas COM
bany by way of Virginia avenue and
Zhth street to reach PstoTaC Park.
Evening star., 1924-06-27
All for Only 74c
Toilet Articles
priced to saue you nancy

75c Bleachodent Combination. on...................59 soc
75c HoWards Buttermilk Cream. am.................59
25c Mercks Stearate Zinz Q oz.) z.).............I5 .I5c
SOC Dorin's Rouge, No. 1249. 49.................3 .35c
OOC NeSl1ol soap. .loC
25cIJ. & J. Baby Powder. .I7c; B for soc
SOC Lyons Tooth Powder .I7c; for soc
SOC Mavis Face Powder r.......................3 .33c
SOC kolynos Tooth Paste.
oOC I1dlI bIOOHl SIC
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Ingrams Mkweed Cream. .............. soc and 45c
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oOc Pompeian Massage Cream ............. 4oc
Ponds Cold Cream m....................53 .53c and 2oc
Soc Squibb's Tooth Paste. e....................3 3oc
Eversweet Deodorant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 45c and &c
Mum Deodorant ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .45c and 23c
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Evening star., 1924-06-27
D. c. TAX BLANKS OUT.
Owners Must Report Personal
Property by August /.

Sixty thousand blanks have been
nailed out to residents of the Dis
trict on which to make their personal
AK returns for the fiscal year begin
ming July l.
Assessor Richards explained today
that the first half of the tax is not
due until November and the balance
next May, but returns must be filed
Evening star., 1924-06-27

during the month of July.
All returns not in the assessors Of
ffice on August l will have a penalty
of 20 per cent added to them.
The personal tax applies to auto
mobiles, horses, household effects in
excess OF $1,000, jewelry. bank ac-
counts and securities Returns may
he mailed to the assessor or filled out
in his office, on the first floor of the
District building.
Evening star., 1924-06-27
MENUS SPEAKERS TOPIC.
Z. P. Fenwick Discusses Cafeteria
Work Before Ccsmopolitans.

Frank T.. Fenwick, cosmopolitan
of the day" at the weekly meeting Of
the Cosmopolitan Club at the Frank
lin Square Hotel yesterday, outlined
The methods of operating Il cafeteria.
! lie also spoke on the establishment
%~tnd working out of balanced menus
in such places and their effect upon
the mere sed efficiency OF the busi-
hess man.
y rising vote o. thanks was given
to Michael HeiSt,r and Mrs Heiste:
and to br. }. Rozier Biggs for the
success OF the first summer night"
p@rty given at Mr.. Heisters residence
, It Rock Creek Ford road last Tues
.lay
Winners of the booster prizes We're
DE- Edward Horcn and Larry Reubel
The hide presented To Mr.. Reubel by
Milton Hopfenmaicr vas the first per-
fect!y marked calf hide out of a Sc
lection of 100000.
raul RranStedt. president uf the
club. 2nn0unced that at the luncheon
next Thursday Il debate by james
Ring OF the Times, Louis \. Brown of
the Post and Robert !. Cottrell OF The
S,ar would take place on What Con-
sttutes Good Newspaper.
Long Beach, Long Island. has a
women's volunteer fire department.
The women have an automobile en-
FIp1. Il L..
Evening star., 1924-06-27

The average age of Camp Fire
Girls in England is from eighteen to
twenty years, whereas in this coun-
try 1t is from fourteen to eighteen-
Evening star., 1924-06-27

Long Beach, Long Island. has a
women's volunteer fire department.
The women have an automobile en-
Gine and wear big hats and rubber
coats the same q the men do
Evening star., 1924-06-27

An ideal soap assortment to
take on your vacation or for
use at home. An attractive
box containing two l0c cakes
of Big Bath Soap, two l0c
cakes of Coleo Vegetable Oil
Soap, l0c cake of Palm Oil
Soap. 10c cake of Chelsea Soap
and a 2jc cake of Cashmere
Bouquet Toilet Soap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-26
ESEMENYEK
(Folytatas az l. oldalr6D

think, csak sajnaljuk, hogy mind
'6ssze masfel napot t0lthet el ko-
runkben. srs
A munkaviszonyok pedig mem
hogy javulnanak, hanem hetr0l-
hetre rosszabhodnak. Ma megin-
dull egy gyar ezer emberrel, hol-
nap egy masikba. ketszer annyit
raknak lie. Az embereknek mines
keresetuk, akinek volt valamilye
felreteve, AIT most feleli. Magyar
testvereink mem dolgoznak, job
ban raernenek@ t0r6dni a Ndolgok-
gal, de hat mem teszik. AIT hit
tuk legalabb az egyleti gyiilesek
latogatottabbak lesznek, hisz ra-
ernenek "a magyarok. Dehogy,
most meg inkabb mem jonnek. ell.
Igazan oft tartunk mar, hogy az
egyleti gyiileseket Sc lehet lesz
maid megtartani, az altalanos
reszvetlenseg miatt. Azert van a
gyerek, hogy vasarnap vigye a
gyulesbe tagsagi dijat.
vasarnap youngstown nap volt
Akronban. Az akroniak legalabb
keszaz emberre szamitottak, de
hat mem ismerik mi magyariain
kat. Hiaba, sport Sc erdekel min
ket. Az azrtan mas lapra tartozik,
hogy kifaradt, ehes jatekosainkat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-26

shot dog g"-al ehedeltettek meg S
este q tisEteletiinkre, fendezett
vacsoran,s kemehy egy dollarokat
vasaltak be rajtunk adtak erte
egy kis paprikas porkoltet. Mi ta-
valy ketszaz akronit vendegeltiink
meg - busasan.
). No de mindez mem baj, lehet
hogy az akroniak ICY ertelmezik
magyar vendegszeretetet.
Az akroni magyarsag megcsi-
malta mar Magyar Hazat, biisz-
kek is lehetnek ra nagyon. Bar
csak mi is magunkenak mond-
hatnank annak a parjat varo-
sunkban. Tarnoczy Arpad egesz-
segebe keriilt az akroni Magyar
Haz most mar ot0dik h6napja
gy6gyitgatja magat lent delen, az
emberfeletti munka kikezdte
Amerika legnagyobb magyar kol-
t6jenek egeszseget, megtorte ere
jet.
Mi vasarnap sokat gondoltunk
Tarn6czy Arpadra, inert az Ak
roni Magyar Haz legyediil neki
k0szonheti letezeset. Ugy lattuk
azonban, hogy a mi ,,vendegsze-
ret6" akroni testvereink, mar ell
feledtek. A Magyar Haz mutoga-
tasa k0zben biiszken vertek mel
liiket. Rola $40 sem esett. ia, ICY
van ez mar Magyar-Amerikaban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-26

|megtortent val6sag Megtortent egyszer de szaz
szor ITALIAN tizezerszer is "A mi magyarjaink azonban
akarnak okuln, mem akarnak ta1uni pedakon
hsznek vakon kovetk minden mezes szavu jo beszelo
kepessegii embernek tanacsat. He ha az p6nz mind
egyutt lenne amt magyar csalt H sajat fajtabejetH
ha penz mind egyitt enne nley verejt6kes munka
takarekos 6et eredmenyekent atvandorolt holdbe tel
kekbe penzcsinal6 gepekbe egyeb lehetetenebbn le
hetetlenebb befekteteskbe akor enne anny konny
annyi ehagyott otthon nekli arva akkor ITALIAN enne
az amerikai magyarsagnak egy vaamre valo intezme-
nye, melyre mndannyan biszkek lehetnenk.
Magyarok, Testverek. Mindenki tanuljon ebbol ks
historabo mieott penzet ngatlanba fektene mel6tt
nagy Amerika anyafoldjenek valameyik kis da1abjat
megvenne gy6zodon meg arr6 hogy amt vesz az teny
leg meg van gyozodjek meg arr6 ogy ami6rt p6nz ad
az csakugyan annyit er.
Minden magyar szirmazasu embenek legyen egfobb
torekvese otthon alapitasa indenk orekeden arra
hogy saatjaban lakek de legyen el6vigyazatos 6va
tos condos Nezze meg ol hogy NIT ho 6s kit6 vesz
hogy egesz eeten at megtakaritott penzecskee henak
fmartalekava valjek
Ugy-e, melott valaki penzet betenn6 bankba
ltanna jar dolognak, hogy melyk bank egbizosabb
legerosebb Miel6tt teket hazat farat venne aron e
ugyanilyen kortekinessel ovatossaggal csak oyan
nal kosson izletet ak szemeyesen ismer vagy akit ma
sok mint tiszessges, becsiletes, hosszu mutta rende
kezo embernek sme1nek. II
Youngstown varosaban az ingatlanokat vev6k er-
dekeiek mnden tekintetben valo egvedesere egy ata
mas szeryeze alakult Youngstown Real Estate Board
iney ninden tekintetben megbizha6 szewezet Board
tagjaiert feel0sseget vaal ezenkiv is mndenben ke
zere jar ingatlant vasalokak Egy hazveelne epit
kezesne lot vagy farma vetene nagyon ovatosnak kel
lenn, magyarjaink egnagyobb resze mem tud jo ango
u bzony szerzodesek utvesz6iben is odaveszet
egynek penze. Youngstown Real Estate Board min
denben segitsegere magya1sagnak fordujon bza-
ommal hozza.
De meg azutan lit vannak hi magyar Real Estate
cnberenk akik lit elnek kGzotink isnerik egesz be-
csii1etes eletiket megs ha valak ngatanba fektet
penzet, mindig AIT hauk, hogy holm smeretlen ide
gen f6kerek adozatai lettek.
Tancos-Tar Istvan6k szomoru hstoriajabol de sokan
okuhatnanak, de hat addig senki akar anuni, mig
meg mem fzette tandijat jo par szaz taller aran.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-26
A N0K SZEREPE A HONEYMOON.

repubkanus konvenco egyk legerdekesebb kso
Ez volt els5 ese hogy n6k erene uknak poll
kai ereegknek megee6 erepko kaptak egy oszagos poll
kai konvnci6n szeplesGket erdekeebb teszi
hogy cegedek pusztan elenekke hanem dogozta
hozaszolta agaak ben szugeralobb ertek avasa
toka tettek feriak akk pedg poai mutukna fogva
inkabb hivatottak lettek vona.
Jellemz6 es figyeemremelt6 esemeny hogy aga eek
publkans part nemz bzottsaganak hogy eentu part ee
ben ferfiakka tejesen egyenrangu erepkor var ajuk
konvencon nagy ovaci6ya fogadtak 6ke platform n6k
potka szepleeve kapcsoatban k0vetkez6ke monda r6m
mel kosz0nk nok akk sovetsg t0rveny alapan eosz0r
vesk rszket ebbo munkb6 ferfakkal egyenrangu mo-
DON repubikanuspart megalapasa 6ta mndg hive volt n6k
poka emancpac6janak n6 deegatusok eenee egyszeren
AIT igazo hogy nok pokai jgaer foaot hare eredmeny
nye vegzodot Udvozsljuk no deegausokat en egyen
eket akk munkaa part mukodset ddgne meg to-
keletesebbe fogja tenn.''
moi degatusok kozu konvencn legcrsesebb egrokon
szenvesebb eepet Mrs G. Porter kaorniai deegau es Mrs
Minnie j. Grnstead kansa deegdus tooe be- Mrs Florence G.
Porter eorehadot eenere zn0tezer fony kozonseg
erdekodeset gyemet mndg lie uda kon sznugy Mrs. Grin
stead a mar konvenciot mege6zoleg kes propaganda folly
ato Coolidge erdekeben Mrs egyk bezedeben strong
heart neveze el Coodgeo a6 lz6 tobbet haszna
Coolidgenak mint egy csomo egyeb nepszeris6 beszed
inden jl ameett sz6 hogy enovaasztas kompanyban
nok munk fognak vegez btosra veh hog abban
eseben, ha Coolidge beeri Egye Aamok en0ki szeke
ben exert az esmeres joresz n6ket is ogja letn
l---l--- nk.a-I.Sa.I- I.AL.aU.-l-a1 1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-26
Az anyaf0ld.

R) Mosolygos napsitessel koszont0tt be juniusi
regge kis banyapezre valaho messze West Virginia
BAN Vasanap leven csak keson kezdodot meg eetet
elento ozgas TancosTar lstvanek kopot haza tajan
ks lakas azonban csak kvlr6l volt ehanyago belrol
ragyogott tiszasagto Tancos7ar Ist!anne, szietett
Kovacs Zsuzsama rendben tartott mindent
Hat esztendovel ezelott indutak utnak, yalahonnan
kzep Magyarorszagro csendes Tisza mell8 aol dalos
aku mind lany Hosszu nagyon hosszu volt hat
tend6, gonddal, bajal orommel banaal fszerezve de
TancosTar Istvanek er0sen alottak sarat kemeny
fomves munkahoz szokot kerges enyeri de becsietes
enber, ele el brta banya nehez evegojet f0ldalat
tarnak mnden veszet, munka el6g ol ment aandoan,
gyiilt penz szepeh abankban.
kvir6 kopott de beilr9l csillogoan tiszta kompa-
pa hazacska csendet nen egyszer Write eboldog oyer
iAekek hangos kacagasa Ur kegyene yennekke
aldota meg TancosTar Itvn6k hazassagat, ha mister
hazaj0tt munkabol ment sehova, csaadja, kics
hazataa, volt minden bodogsaga Az asszony is megna
adt annak amnek OFT neveltek aho meg madar is szeb
ben szol mint lit Macy Amerkaban Mem jarta nala az
amerika mod, mem vagatta lie hajat, hasznat pu
dert prosot ellenbentes rat mndg frss etellel var
ia, 1nunka kozben is lnndig apr6sagain volt
Templom lido eott megallt egy auto kicsi haz elott
vaam uree koszont hangos Adon Isent $50 szot kove
tet degent beinvitatak szepen leiltetek Lassan
lassan $50 keriit mindenr0l
Az urfele kezdett beszeln messze varosokrol, aho
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