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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-27
ALASKA
By LESTER D. HENDERSON

- OMPLETE and up-to-date infor-
 nation on Alaskas scenic fear N lures, geography, history and
 government. Subjects covered
 include Size, Physical Divisions and Climate; Mountain Ranges, Mountain Peaks, and Volcanoes; Rivers; Lakes; Gla- ciers; Transportation Agencies, such as steamship lines, railroads, automobile roads, airplanes, and dog teams; Hunting and the Hunted; National Parks aiid Monuments; Industries mining, the fsh- cries including fur seal fisheries, forests, agriculture, reindeer, and fur farming; Alaska Cities. Inhabitants; Territorial ln- siitutions; Public Schools History of AL aska; Alaska's Government; and Alaska Tours.
 One hundred twelve pages, 123 half- tone illustrations, paper cover.
 On sale at local book and stationery stores, drug stores, and curio stores. May be ordered direct from Empire Printing Company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-07-27

old papers for sale at the Empire.
The Washington times., 1928-02-10
URGE SAVING Of
OLD MARKET

save the K Street Market" the
District Commissioners were urged
yesterday by a delegation represent.
ing dealers and customers OF the old
establishment.
Prominent among the delegates
was Rear Admiral w. L. Rogers,
president Of the Dupont Circle Citi-
zens Association, who pleaded that
the market be permitted to remain
open for the benefit of thousands
Of patrons.
The Commissioners had deemed it
unnecessary to continue, beyond the
fiscal years 1928, the employment
Of a rnarketmaster and assistants
for the old market. The item pro.
viding pay for these officials was
dropped from the budget, and the
discovery Of the omission brought
the delegation to the District Build
ing.
It was argued by the market men
that closing the market would work
hardship on q large number in
the community, because Of the low
prices for fresh foodstuffs to be
obtained at the stalls. Some OF the
markets champions urged its re-
tention on historical grounds-lt
has become q landmark, they said,
and should not be taken away from
Washington.
The Commissioners announced
they would take the matter under
consideration. George M. Roberts,
superintendent OF weights, measures
and markets, was present.
The Washington times., 1928-02-10
BRIDE OPPOSES
'BAUNES LAW

Corporation Counsel Brides dis
approval of the proposed Baunes
law for Washington probably kills
this legislation for the present ses.
sion of Congress.
Senator Capper, chairman OF the
Senate District Committee. intro.
duced the bill and has been a
strong supporter OF it on the
strength of the reports of its sue
cess in New York State in reducing
crime, He will not, however. at.
tempt to obtain its passage II 1t Is
opposed by the District Commits,
sioners.
The Senate District Committee
also IL likely to reject the police
and fire pay bill IL the Commission.
ers disapprove it. The measure 10
now hanging fire In the Senate
waiting for q report from the Dis
trict Building. In the House the
bill has obtained strong support. but
the Senate feeling for 1t IL only
iukewarm, especially in view of the
opposition already registered by the
Federation of Citizens Associations,
The Washington times., 1928-02-10
Raising her child on
common sense

TYERE'S baby that is being
II brought up in the way he
should go, on a plain, sensible kind
Of rule. His mother learned it from
her own experience before he was
born. Gust keep your system in good
working order, her doctor told her,
''and you'll never have anything to
worry about"
So, of course, when the baby came
she made up her mind to follow that
same plan with him. The doctor
gave his hearty approval. go ahead
and use Nujol", he said. ITS just
the thing for the baby. Harmless.
Safe. Contains no drugs or medicine.
It's the most natural way in the
world to keep everything normal.
For Nujolnot only prevents any ex-
cess of the body poisons 1--WE all have
thcm) from forming, but also aids in
their removal.
Let me give you another suggestion,
too. Use Nujol on the outside of the
baby. In place Of powder. Just swab
his skin, after the bath, with a bit
of cotton moistened with Nujol.
That's the new method they're
using in the big hospitals. 1t has
wonderfully soothing, softening ef-
feet on the skin. There's no need for
any baby to have rashes and chatting
If you use Nujol. Get a big bottle
and keep it specially for the baby.
Get a separate bottle for yourself. :"
Why don't you try Nujol in your
household? It was perfected by
Nujol Laboratories Of the Standard
Oil Company (New Jersey.)
Nujol can't do anyone-baby or
grown-up-the least bit of harm.
And SO many people have found it
beneficial. Be sure you get the
genuine.
The Washington times., 1928-02-10
North Carolina COP.
Gives LOWden Support

GREENSBORO, n. c., Feb. TO-
Former Gov. Frank o. Lowden. OF
Illinois, IL favored as the party's
Presidential candidate by q majority
Of the State Republican executive
committee which met here to set
the State convention for April II.
A statement addressed to the
former Illinois governor and signed
by % Of the 80 members present,
assured him of their support.
THE statement, however, did not
represent an official act OF the COM
mittee, but rather an expression
from individual members.
The Washington times., 1928-02-10
Addressograph Help,
At 81 $40 4 Year. Wanted

Unclassam IL looking for addresso.
graph operators and repairmen. He
is willing to pay them $3.50 . year
entrance salary.
The Civil Service Commission
today announced a competitive
examination for men to operate,
OveVhaul and repair addressograph
and graphotype machines. There IL
a vacancy ut present in the
Veterans Bureau and other open.
ings frequently occur.
Competitors will not be required
to report for examination, but will
be rated on their training and ex'
perience.
The Washington times., 1928-02-10
Albanian President
Said to Want Crown

ROME, Feb. l0.--AIbania, smallest
and most turbulent OF the Balkan
states, may change its status from
q republic to q kingdom. 1t was
learned from an authoritative source
today.
Ahmed Zogu,' president of Albania,
10 at present in Rome and 1t was
reported that he has already COM
menced preparations for the change.
Relations between Italy and Al
bania are very close and 1t is
unlikely that the Albanian leaders
could convert the little state to a
kingdom without the approval of
Premier Mussolini. Of Italy.
A treaty Of alliance was recently
concluded between the two nations.
The Washington times., 1928-02-10
Hurt in Safety Zone,
Woman Wins 5000

Autoists who drive through safety
zones beware!
A jury In Circuit Court, No. /,
has awarded $4,000 damages to
Lucy G.. Tibbets, who was struck
by an automobile driven by an EN-
ploye of Joseph Witt, 934 Louisiana
Ave. N. W., April last.
The plaintiff stated that she was
standing in a safety zone at the
corner of Connecticut Ave. and
Woodley Rd. N. W., when the acct
dent occurred. She suffered a
fractured leg. Justice Wendell p.
Stafford presided at the trial.
The Washington times., 1928-02-10
Cut in Sugar Imports
Urged of Congress

Domestic sugar producers are urg-
Ing Congress to restrict duty-free
importations of Philippine sugar
into the United States to 100000
tons annually. Stephen III. Love OF
Salt Lake City, president of the
United States Beet Sugar Associa'
ton. today declared.
Removal by Congress In 1913 OF
restrictions limiting free entry Of
Philippine sugar to 100000 tons,
with Increases Of more than 500
per cent in imports since 1913, &C
cording to Mr.. Love, constitute .
menace to the domestic beet sugar
INDUSTRY now contributing over q
million tons of sugar to the nations
supply annually.
The Washington times., 1928-02-10
$4,000 Suit Against
Restaurant Withdrawn

A suit for $4,000 brought in the
circuit court by Julia McGrady, Of
Capitol Heights, Nd. against the
Wallis Restaurant Company Of SIT
Twelfth st. N. W.. has been dis
missed by that court at the request
of her attorneys. Baker and Wilson.
In her original suit, Mrs. Nc.
Grady stated that while eating a
salad in the defendant company's
restaurant she was bitten inside
the mouth by a bug or insect.
The Washington times., 1928-02-10

Here's a rather lofty one that
calls for nothing short Of magic
But then, any Laddergrammer can
play magician, by climbing down a
word rung at q time, changing only
one letter in each step until Elm
becomes Oak. Remember not to
transpose the remaining letters,
keep away from unusual words and
see IL you can better the authors
solution which will appear tonor'
row. Here's an answer 10 Lifelong
Work: /, Life, 2, Line; 3, Lone; 4,
Long; 5, Lone; Lore: J, Wore;
3, Work.
Copyright by Public LedEer1
The Washington times., 1928-02-10
William N. Haines
Files Divorce Plea

Charging that his wife deserted
him and their two children and is
at present living with the correspond.
emit named, william N. Haines, at
N St. 8. w, has asked the District
Supreme Court to grant him an
absolute divorce.
Through his attorney. Alfred d.
Smith, the plaintiff states they
were married in this city December
20, 1919. and lived together until
December 10 Of last year, when the
desertion occurred.
The Washington times., 1928-02-10

~ ~ 4Ss ASs 90
tn. Dodge spe-
ciaist, rear 1923
T h / r teenth st.
N. w.
Born in Con-
cordia, Kansas
in 1888, Mr.. Tes-
tn moved to
Butte, Montana
at the age or
two, where he
o b t ain e d his
early education,
which he later
c o n t 1 n u Q d in
Sioux City, Iowa.
He next took a
course in gas en-
gin Q erin g in
M / n n . a p 0 'is,
The Washington times., 1928-02-10

While 1t is held by the Govern
ment that this large acreage should
be returned by the railroad, the
Northern Pacific contends that it
should be awarded 5,750,OOO acres
in addition to that now held. This
claim is set up, under the original
land grants.
The report involves property
worth many million dollars.
The joint Congressional resolu-
tion was adopted last March, after
an exhaustive investigation by its
committee and requested the At
torney General to advise what legal
or legislative action should be
taken in the matter.
Grants totaling 44,OO0,000 acres
were made to the Northern Pacific
railroad In 1854 and 1870. the tracts
ranging from Lake Superior 20
Puget Sound.
The report said:
The United states, by virtue Of
the reserved right to add to, alter,
amend or repeal the grants, has the
right to reVest in itsen and repossess
all or part OF the granted lands re-
naming in the ownership Of the COM
pany. having due regard to the
rights Of the company. The power
to alter, amend or repeal the grant
ing acts, rests only in Congress.
''The United States, by reason OF
the break on the part OF the company
of conditions subsequently contained
in the grants has the right to declare
the grants forfeited, thereby revest-
ing In the Government the legal title
The Washington times., 1928-02-10
D'Annunzio Still I'll,
Abandons His Writing

GARBONE. Italy, Feb. l0.-The
condition OF Gabrielle D'Annunzio,
Italy's noted wafrior.poet and play.
wright, who has been iii for. ten
days was unchanged today.
D'Annunzio, up the advise of his
physician, has ceased writing for
the time being.
The Washington times., 1928-02-10


which equipped him for travelling
position with firm manufacturing
heavy duty machinery such as trac-
tors and threshing machines, for
whom he covered the Southern and
Western States and Mexico, for a
period Of six years. His next posi-
ton was in Astoria, Oregon assemb.
ling marine motors where he re-
manned for two years.
In 1918 Mr.. Testu came to Wash
ingtoh and having mechanical ex-
perience found his best opportunity
in the automobile business. Pre-
Uous to opening his present 'usi-
ness he was connected with the
local distributor Of well known
car for eight years.
Mr.. Testu is married and his
daughter attends q local school.
Look for the announcement of r..
e. Testu in the who's Who" col
unln Of tOday's Times and Herald.
The Washington times., 1928-02-10

INSIST-On the delivery OF your
Times or Herald every day. II
you do not get your Herald by
! a. m., The Times by 5 p. m.
or The Sunday Herald by 8
q. M, call Main $3.50. Delivery
is guaranteed and your copy
will be sent you Immediately
from The Times Company Office
By special messenger
The Washington times., 1928-02-10
Rules u. S. Can Seize
North Pacific Lands

Ruling that the Government through legislative and judicial
action has the right reposess about 100000 of land
in the Northwest from the Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Attorney General Sargent submitted report Congress
The Washington times., 1928-02-10

to any part to all of the granted
lends remaining in the ownership Of
the company
The Washington times., 1928-02-10

Believing that speed itself adds
no danger to automobile travel,
Italy has built a highway on which
there is no speed limit. q
The Washington times., 1928-02-10

He wanted a ciga-.
rette badly. So bad
" that he ''mooched"
one from a pack on a
fellow smokers desk.
"Never saw that
kind before, !" he said
to himself as he
struck q match.
A glow, a puff, ,ex-
hale, and Gee
never tasted that kind
before, either!
"That's pretty
good. What kind is
it-let's zee. York
town CiCarette.
"I'm going to buy
some.a
And 50 another
smoker is won over
by Ycrktown's blend
Of seven friendly to-
baccos that go with
one another like
seven good pals.
All har7nony-no
discord.
Twenty for 15c.
Lam. RlshpoBd. Virginia
The Washington times., 1928-02-10
WHO'S
WF1O''
q BY FRED LAMSON
Introducing
E. E. TESTU

Flows your Dodge running? Per
haps a little adjustment here and
there may be needed" If so take
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-04
zAHR.ANICNY 0BCHOD CsR
TOHOTO ROKU.

| Ceskoslovensky zahranGny oh
chod tohoto roku vyvija sa v eel
ku tych samych liniach, ako !
poslednych mesiacoch minuleh'
roku. To nzamena, re jeho objen
vykazuje staly vzrast, ze zvaesuj,
sa okruh esl. hospodarskych sty
kov cudzinou a ze mad 'alej u
drzuje svoj raz konjunktury, da,
vajdci mnoho nadejf ma d'alsit
trvanie. Ma prvy pohl'ad zda sa
sice, ze naSa situacia V tomto O
boru je menej priazniva, ak be.
rieme v uyahu yysku prebytkoy
ale pri podrobnom skdmani ri
st t'ujeme, re su tn poloSky, kto
rych vliv ukaze sa najblizsich
mesiacoch.
" prvom stvrt 'roci r. 1928 do
siahol csl. zahranicny obchod pria
mo rekordnych obratov. Celkoyy
obrat cinf totM 9.5 miliardy Kcs
proti rs miliardam kcs prvom
stvrt 'roci roku lanskeho. Tohoto-
rocny obrat je tedy o pine 2 mi
Hardy K6s vaecssi, ako, obrat ystej-
ze dobe minuleho rokn. Dovoz ci
nil "a januar, feb. a marco tohotc
roku 46O7 milionov KSs, vyvoz
4904 milionov Kes; proti lanai
sku je dovoz 1920 mil. kes vac
81, vyvoz 0 667 mil. Kes. Pozoruje.
me, be 0 mnoho znaenelsae stnpol
dovoz ako vyvoz, elm je tiez sp6
sobene, ze styrt 'rocne aktiynn
tohoto roku je len 297 mii0no,
Kcs., kdezto v lani, pri menSon
obrate, cinilo $50 nail. Hes. Tate
okolnost vyzera zdanliye neprial
nive, ni6menej pri blizsom skdma
nj nemo6no ju "a takn povazo
vat.
Dovoz v podrobnostiach javi 81
takto: zivych zvierat dovezene bo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-04
PETROLEJOvE PRAMENE MA
SLOVENSKU.

Doterjasie vrtanie, ktore sa pre-.
vadza ma statnych pozemkoch pr
Turzovke, je vel'mi uspokojive
Ako sa oznamuie, bolo pri preve
denych vrtbach dosiahnute hlbky
312 metrov a nacerpan6 8 cisterni
t. ". trhlinoveho oleja, ktory pre-.
nika ma povrch. Turzovsky olej
ma 35 percent benzinu. Vseobecne
sa poclta, re budd odkryte d Pal
sic bohatae pramene v tomto 1ze.
mi, co iste malo znacny vyznam
pre- tamojsi chudobny horsky
kraj.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-04

sial' .tejto, pre- Sloysnsko tel
enainentne dols1itej veci, postu-
povala ks5dA dupa sanoststne,
bez nale5iteho programn. Teraz
dolezity problem hudovania ciest
ia Slovensku bude 50 pre- cell
zem riadit sdstaync, ncelne . pla-
novite.
Proti zemkkamp sriadenia hole
hlavne namietane, ze obcania te-
mer 5 kazdou vecou sbudu muset'
bezat do Bratislavy ako sidla zem
skej sprayy. / tato - mono po-
vedat vazna obava - bola roz-
ptylena. Kompetencia okresnych
iiradov bude rozsiriena natol'ko,
be v fch pravomoci bnde vybavit
vsetky bezne zalezitesti obyvatel'
stva. A tax reforma verejnej
spravy znamena pre- Slovensko
centralizaciu decentralization, o.
boje zdravom smysle.
Tohoroene slovenske politicke
vel 'konocne sviatky prispely zno-
WI k upokojeniu, vyiasneniu a
d 'aEiemu konsolidovaniM pome-
roy ma Sloyenskn. IT. O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-04

yakov nielen od6vodnene obavy 0
osud svojej mladeSe, ale ist1 ne.
vol'u a nedoveru voci duchu ju-
hoslovanskej skolskej a kult1rnej
politiky a Slovaci Juhoslavii ci-
till sa byt' proste odstrkoyanou
mensimou. Toho casu Dol osud slo-
venskych skol v Jnhoslavii hojne
pretriasany j ' nasej tlaci.
Nova era slovenskeho Skol.
stva v Juhoslavii nastala, ked' sa
stal ministrom skolstva dr.. Kosta
Kumanudi, ktory prehlasil pre-
doSle nariadenia platne pre- shol-
stvo slovenske "a neplatne a ma
riadil, aby prvej a druhej trie-
de slovenskych l'udovych skol sa
vyucoyalo lem slovensky. V tre.
tel triede ma sa vyucovat cesko-
slovenskym a Juhoslovanskym de-
jinam. Vo vyssfch triedach len ma
rodne predmety majd sa vyuco-
vat v statnom jazyku, mace je
vyucovaci jazyk slovensky. Po-
dobne sd upravene ponery tieE
skolach ceskych.
Nariadenie toto podstatne zlep-
suje situaciu slovenskeho l'udo-
veho skolstva v Juuhoslavii pri-
speje iste i k vyjasneniu niekto-
rych politickych otazok a nedo-
rpzumeni, ktore sa snad este w
skytuj1 medzi oficielnymi kruhmi
juhoslovanskymi a tamojsimi Slo-
vakmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-04
70 starej vlasti
PoII1ICEx v1L.KA NoU MA
SLovEaNDKU.

Tohorocne vel 'kon0ene sviatky
boly ma Slovensku az nadmieru
cule. TotH aspon v novinach. Je
samozreJme, ze mldri, roxvaini a
usmieryujdci prejav prezidenta
Masaryka stal ma Slovensku '
popredf zaujmu. InaGe temer vse-
tky politicke strany prisfy S vel
konocnym posolstvon. TAX vodca
slovenskej strany l'udovej, And
req Hlinka, dorazpym sp6sobom
odsddil pocinanie skupiny Snacz-
keho, ktora pod heslom 'strany
slovenskych autonomistov' chce
sdruzit vsetky tie zivly, ktore cd
'udovej strany odpadly, ked' ona
jasne a nedvojsmyslne prehlasila,
re by Dol ma vel 'kom omyfe ten,
llto by d1fal, ze l'udova strana
pracuje proti jednote Ceskoslo-
venska a pre- restituovanie Vel,
keho Mad 'arska. Dnes je uz jas
ne, re tito s'slovenski' autono-
misti stall v cudzich, protisloven-
skych sluzbach. Tiez my predny
Glen l'udovej strany, poslanec To-
manek, ktory nedavno tax ostre
zayratil tych, co pokukujl do
Mad 'arska: "vacuumistov pre-
hlasil interviewu so zpravodaj-
com Pragai Magyar Hirlapu, ze
l'udoya strana nemoze byt' proti-
statna, ze bude oslavovat' desia-
te vyroeie trvania republiky, lebo
we'd musime oslavit' vyrocie tr-t
vania nasho Statu. Vel mi ostro
zavratil posi-. Tomanek tteh, co
v poslednej dobe tax casto zneu-'
ziyali mena generala Stefanika.
Ma otazku, re co sud- poslednej
afere pozostalost 'ou gen. Stefa-
nika, odpovedal POSI-. Tomanek;
Mechanic to uz raz byt'. Stat sa
v 'tejto yeci zachoval gavaiersky.
Ostatne vel l'konocne prejavy
tocily sd pochopitel ne okolo re
formy verejnej spravy. L'udia l.
ste najpoyolanejsi, ktori sa beast
Mill vsetkych pripraynych pras <
prevedeniu tejto reformy, vladny
radca DIR Mederly vladny tajom-
nix Ponican, prefdasih, se ma Slo-
vensku je vsetko hotove, aby Slo-
yensko bez najmenSieho otrasu
presto do noyej, definitivnej for
my svojho sriadenia. Zemske
sriadenie znamena pre- Slovensko
rozhodne plus, ako to zdoraznil
vo svejom vel'konocnom prejave
kosicky zupan Or Slavik, lebo
zatym 90 Slovensko doposial' bo,
10 rozdrobene, nejednotne, teraz
bude vystupovat ako spravna
jednotka, ako zem, TAX bude
moot aspesnejsie hajit svoje
praya poziadavky. Vyhody no.
veho sriadenia zupan DIR. Slavik
demonstroval ma zvlaSt' jasnom
prlklade: ma stavbe ciest. DopO-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-04

1859, surovfn "a 2272, tovarov .,
1888, drahych kovov minci .,
Is milionov Nes. Vyvezsne bolo'
zivych zvierat "a ~ milionov, po
|travfn a napojov "a SAT, snrovir
~ 943, hotovych vyrobkov u
3403, drahyeh kovov a minci II
l8 milionov Kcs. u srovnania s pr.
wynn stvrt 'rokom +. 1927, vidime
ze polozky dovozu zaznamenava
ia vsade vzrast, kdezto polozky
lvyvozu len vacsinou. Najyacs
lvzrast ma strane dovozu je u SUI
rovin, ktorych tohoto roku bclc
dovezene o 5S2 milionov Kcs Wac.
hotovych .vyrobkov boIo dovezeht
TO 375 milionov. Kcs wac; potra.
win napojov 166 nilionoy Kcs
Wac, zivych zvierat SO milionov
Wac. Pomerne najyacssi vzostup
je u dovozu zivych zvierat a po-
tom u surovin.
Ma strane vyvozu najsilnejsie
stlpol vyvoz hotovych vyrobkoy,
ktorych bolo vyezene Wac "a 622
miliono Kcs, surovin Wac o "a SO
mil. Kcs, zivych zvierat 0 4 mil.
Kes. Naproti tomu klesol vyvoz
potravin a napojov Is mil. Kcs,
co pada hlavne na vrub poklesu
vyvozu cukru.
Zvyseny dovoz surovin vyvaze-
ny je, ako je to jasne z cifier,
tiez zvysenym vyvozom hotovych
vyrobkov, naproti tomu vsak stu
pol znaenejsie dovoz zivych zvie-
rat, potravin a napojov, elm ak
tfvum kleslo oproti lanajSku asi
na tretinu, ponevac MET proti po-
lozky vyrovnavacej. Ale tato O.
kolnost' celku nerozhoduje o
hodnote naSho zahranicneho OBJ
chodu. Sk6r mono pokladat' Ju
ia priaznive znamenie, re totiz
domaca situacia sa zlepsila, lebo
vyssia spotreba potravin dokazu-
je yyssiu khpnuN schopnost' donna
echo obyvatel 'stva, co Ease s1visi
so zlepSenou zamestnanost 'ou
Zahranicny obchod je tieE len od-
razom celeho hospodarskeho zivo-
ia a nemomo no cd tohoto odlu-
sovat', ale treba no posudzovat'
prave v tejto snvislosti. Preto
mozno shrnnt obraz nasho, zahra-
nieneho obchodu pryom stvrt'-
roci tohoto roku v tento zaver:
rozmach priemysloyej vyroby u
mas trva, ako dokazulj1 slime ma
kupy surovin. udrzujeme svoJe
pozicie. ma svetovom trhu, pokial'
sa tyce trhu domaceho, i ten jayi
pozoruhodne zlepsenie. CT. o.