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Evening star., 1932-08-19
Drinking Fountain in
Library Park Is Dry
To the Editor of The Star.

To the Editor Of The Star.
The Public Library Park, at Seventh
and K streets northwest, is full of un-
employed all day. and I suppose all
night. Should not the drinking foun-
tain be kept running for their benefit
and for the comfort Of the general
public?
1t has been dry now for at least two
weeks. I suppose because mischievous
boys stopped up the outlet frequently
and irritated the one charged with its
regulation. Why should it not be open
and filling its purpose during this dry
Summer?
1t is one of the things that seem to
be everybody's business and nobody's
business. c. w. BARTLETT.
Evening star., 1932-08-19
Inadvertent Error as to
Solar Eclipse Is Noted

To the Editor OF The Star.
In your recent editorial entitled can
Eclipse Holiday Proposed" a singular
error occurs. You say, THE passage Of
the earth's shadow across the solar
disk" The earth's shadow, like all
other shadows cast by the sun. points
away from the sun, not toward 1t. A
solar eclipse is caused when the moon
comes directly between the earth and
the sun. 1t is the moon we see cross
ing the suns disk. not the earth's
shadow. The earth's shadow produces
an eclipse Of the moon.
NJ L. MARTIN.
Evening star., 1932-08-19

Announcement is made that Vice
President Curtis never felt better. A
second thought reveals him as one Of
the few who have good chance Of
enjoying the distinction of high office
without being overburdened with en-
barrassing responsibilities.
Evening star., 1932-08-19

Weather experts are pleased to re-
port that visitors during the remainder
of the Washington Bicentennial year
may depend on the District Of Column
bia to present as delightful climatic
conditions as are to be found in the
hemisphere.
Evening star., 1932-08-19

Every effort is made to impress the
suggestion that while the former Ger
man Kaiser has retired, he can be re-
lied on to wake up at the first sound
OF the alarm clock
Evening star., 1932-08-19

The problem of the frog in the well
is restored by the stock market opera
tor, who is trying to make sure Of not
slipping down when he sleeps at night
farther than he climbs up by day.
Evening star., 1932-08-19

A genuinely scientific mind is to be
envied A stratosphere is, Of course,
highly important, yet many a citizen
would be thankful indeed If the state
OF his personal affairs gave him moth
ing more serious to worry about.
Evening star., 1932-08-19

While Gov. Roosevelt will hardly
assume to rival Mayor Walker in ready
repartee, for gallery appeal, he makes
1t clear In occasional comment that
he is net without acquaintance with
Broadway vernacular.
Evening star., 1932-08-19

There is surely something to be said
in favor of Eugene Tunney as an as
pirant for political honors. Though he
has had little experience in official
service. his classical comments prove
conclusively that he is quick study.
Evening star., 1932-08-19
ONLY a Mild Start.

From the Nashville Banner.
Down in Arkansas candidates are
charging each other with swindling and
stealing, but we suppose the campaign
will gradually warm up in the course
of time.
Evening star., 1932-08-19

Chinese in cholera stricken areas are
refusing modern treatment. This will
give the studious Japanese an excuse to
claim again that their purpose Is to
enlighten their continental neighbors.
Evening star., 1932-08-19
Fiscal Trouble.

Frim the Minneapolis Journal.
One of the columnar physicians is
advised that baby belonging to con-
stituent has swallowed three pennies
and is suffering from financial diff
cultieS.
Evening star., 1932-08-19
Domestic Economy.

From the Portland oregon Daily Jouynal.
The statement that two can live as
cheaply as one is being proven every
day. In many families two are living
on less than one spent few years ago.
Evening star., 1932-08-19
Political Tumblers.

From the DAYTON Daily News.
Those 600 vaudeville acrobats who
are out of work might pick up a little
employment by doubling for Congress
men who are trying to put on . dry
wet dop.
Evening star., 1932-08-19
Great Cavity.

From the Roanoke Times
The other day a whole convention Of
dentists went to take a look at NAM
moth Cave In search Of fresh inspira-
ton, no doubt.
Evening star., 1932-08-19
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Evening star., 1932-08-19
Teeth.

From the Dayton Daily News
At a recent fair Gabrielle DAN
nunzio raffled off one of his wisdom
teeth fer $3.50. If this practice be-
comes general, we will have solved the
problem of how to pay our dental bills.
Evening star., 1932-08-19
Same Thank You Kindly"
Acceptance speeches
Perplexity.

From the Minneapolis Journal
The politician trying to decide
whether to be wet or dry is having
more worry than a dachshund with the
backache.
Evening star., 1932-08-19

Manufacturers who announce that
they will raise wages instead Of cut
ting may depend on abundance of space
in print As q valuable contribution to
a good cause.
Evening star., 1932-08-19
Spartan Economy.

From the Buffalo Evening News.
Roughing 1t. 1882 style. Using .
plain lower instead of Q drawing room.
Evening star., 1932-08-19
Ghost Fishing.

Ghost Fishing.
why don't you take holiday and
go fshing?"
why should II" rejoined Senator
Sorghum. Il can send a secretary fish
ing, and let him announce the catch
publicly, while I remain at home and
take some much needed rest"
Jud Tunkins says one reason prohi-
bition Is so much talked about is that
1t is a great deal easier to understand
than the real economic problems
Inequity.
The small offenders meet arrest,
As brave policemen do their best.
Which seems not quite as 1t should be,
When big bad boys are safe and free,
Business Lady.
II can give you a good home" said
the man who proposes easily.
mo inducement," answered Miss
Cayenne. AT present anybody can
have that who Is willing to put up a
little small change and assume the
mortgage"
'If you cheat a friend" said Hi Ho,
the sage of Chinatown, whatever the
game may be, you admit he is your
superior"
Same Thank You Kindly"
Acceptance speeches
Come and go.
Our yawns are undisguised.
Since History teaches.
None says No"
How can We be surprised?
Il don't care nuffn' bout elephants
nor donkeys," said Uncle Eben. III
some politicianer was TO come alonG
givin' fried chicken as de signal, I'd be
pleased to pay attention"
Evening star., 1932-08-19
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Evening star., 1932-08-19

Jud Tunkins says one reason prohi-
bition is so much talked about is that
1t is a great deal easier to understand
than the real economic problems.
Evening star., 1932-08-19

The small offenders meet arrest,
As brave policemen do their best.
Which seems not quite as 1t should be,
When big bad boys are safe and free,
Evening star., 1932-08-19
Business LADY.

"If you cheat a friend" said Hi Ho,
the sage of Chinatown, whatever the
game may be, you admit he is your
superior"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-04

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-04
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-04

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est wrist watch value
0f the year!
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-08
AT THE HOTELS

VAN GILDER-Mr Oscar An derSon, Anchorage; Bartley How ard, Anchorage; Oscar Winchell Anchorage; J. s. Cunningham, An chorage; J. B. Nelson, Seattle; Ali Nelson, Seattle; Carl Hansen, Seat tie; John Forget, Seattle; A. Med ley, Seattle; F. T. Hope, Seattle; G Lundegren, Seattle; E. wald Seattle; Marjorie Snowdie, San
 HANDS. G. PloWman Francisco; Olaf Hansen, Wrangell. Moose Pass; w. H. Wilson, Moose Pass; c. J. Wall, Anchorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-08
ENROUTE TO NOME

Attorney Lester O. Gore, of Ket- chikan, who was recently appointed and confirmed as judge of the Sec cond judicial Division of Alaska with headquarters at Nome, was an arrival in Seward on the SS Yukon today and continued to An chorage where plane will be boarded for the flight to Nome Judge Gore was accompanied by Mrs. Gore and two children. MT. Gore has been a resident of Alaska for a number of years and up to 1924 was assistant United States attorney for the First Judicial Division. He resigned this position to re-enter into public practice. MT. Gore is the director of several cor pOrations in Southeastern Alaska including the Journal Printing Company, publishers of the Ketchi- kan Chronicle. Judge Gore also owns an interest in two traps near Ketchikan and owns considerable property within the Ketchikan city limits.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-08
NOTICE

will not after this date be re- SponSible for any bills contracted by Mary Ella Griffing.
 Charles Melvin Griffing Dated July 8, 1882.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-08

School.
 II A. M. Morning Service. You will find a helpful, happy message for the Summer Vacation.
 There will be no Sunday Even ing Service during this Summer at the Community church in Seward The pastor is to assist in the Sun day Evening Services out at the Jesse Lee Home until Rev. c. T. Hatten'S return. All who desire to attend the evening services are in vited to attend out there. G % d music will be feature of the Ser vice at the Jesse Lee Home. The Evening Service out there starts at Sunday evenings.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-08
N o TIC E

City auto driver licenses and dog licenses due. Collections be rigid ly enforced.
 A. D. BalderSton, 3x Municipal Clerk
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-08

Dr. Philip s. Smith, chief Alas kan geologist, of the United States Geological Survey, was an arrival on the SS. Yukon today and is en route to the Interior.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-08

Pilot Oscar Winchell, of the Mo- Gee AirwayS flew into Seward yes terday afternoon from Anchorage to meet the boat. He expects to make dns or possibly two trips with passengers for Interior des- tinations today.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-08

E. A. Wohlfrom and George Mar chand, postal inspectors were arri- vals in Seward today. MT. Wohl- from came from Cordova and MT. Marchand from Seattle.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-08

Rt. Rev. Peter Trimble Rowe, Ep- lscopal Bishop of Alaska left on today's train for Anchorage where he will remain for some time. He will conduct services in that city on Sunday. From Anchorage Bish- op Rowe continues on to Fairbanks
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-08

Colonel Otto F. Ohlson was an arrival in Seward today from Val deg and is enroute to his Anchor age headquarters He went to Val deg over the Richardson highway.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-08

Mems Blue Bib Overalls Special $1.25 per pair. Large Assortment Golf Balls 25c to 75c each at Brown & Hawkins Corporation.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-08

Pilot Matt Nieminen, of the Alas kan AirWayS, came in today with a pontoon plane.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-08
COMMUNITY CHURCH

10 A. M Sunday School. The at tendance is doing nicely. A place for religious training and inspira-
 tion is needed by all. You will find it in the Church and Sunda V
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-08

Dell E. Sheriff will be in Seward in August. 8-19
Seward daily gateway., 1932-07-08

Developing, printing, enlarging and framing at Sylvia'S.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-09
ZEN, KDE vLADNU zENY.
Andrej tisar.

Slavna azijska cestovatel'ka
Edviga Toeplitz- -Mrozovska v in
terviewe vysledkoch rsvojej po.
slednej vyskumnej cesty po ne
znamych a t'azko prfstupnych
krajoch pamirskych poskytla "a.
ujimave informacie j zivote ta-
mojsfch zien. V Tibete, v britskei
provincii Burma a v britskej w
chodnej Indii ma 1zemf Ladak
vladnu skutocne zeny. V oboch
tychto zemiach - mac sebe me-
podobnych je hlavou rodiny
ME muz, ale zena, ktora zije '
mnohomuzstve. Ak 81 zena nieko-
no vezme "a muza (nejde k ne
mu "a muza, ale vezme, vyberie
81 no ona), potion automaticky
stan1 sa jej muzmi osetci mlad.
81 bratia jej manzela. Takymto
sp0sobom ma tamojsia zena ca
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-09
YoUNGsToWNsKE sLOvENsKE NoVINY

sefa a pokladnicnn hotovizen po-
rovnal S knihami. VSetko s1hla-
silo navlas.
Dakujem, riekol mini
ster, vedel som, re je ysetko
poriadku. Prosfm vas, rie-
kol svojmu tajomnikovi, We
zmite peniaze do hlavnej statnej
pokladniee. A Wy, pan sef, opa-
trite kl'uee pokladnice.
V predizbe ktosi zakasl al. Ia
jomnik zabalil peniaze, streil ich
do tasky a minister sa rozlncil
SO sefom opustil colny lrad.
Panin nesiel ma cerstvy vzduch,
ale 81 sadol do siisedneho hostinca
dial 81 dobreho vina. Ked yidel
odist' ministra, cely st'astny le-
tel do iiradu, ale sotva prest1pil
prah, Smirnov chytil no "a 60
lier.
Wy ste ma oklamali! Neha-
nebne ste ma oklamali!
= Co sa yam robi? Pust'te ma
= Minister wal peniaze... v
pokladnici MET ami kopejky... Wy.
siel som ma mizinu...
- Coco? Ze ich odniesol?
= A ia pojdem k neml, roz-
poviem mu vsetko budam 81
ziadat peniaze nazad.
= TAX vas da zavriet' ako bla
INA alebo vas posle ma Siblr.
Pozreli sa na seba, ked' tn slu-
ha z ministerstva doniesol list s
pecat on ministra. V liste bolo
Panino7i oznamene, ze he pre-
chorot davaji do penzie.
Prelozil: Oraysky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-09

ka priamo alebo v akejEoPvek
Npotrave. Vzhl 'adom ma to, ze mra
zivo je vyrobkom mlieka, mo-
zete MIN nahradit' ciastku vasej
dennej porcie mlieka. Nikdy
vsak nedavajte det 'om mraziva
medzi jedlom. Zmrzlina je ideal
nym dezertom. Davajte jul de-
tom po jedle.
Odporncam yam, aby ste u
miestnili mrazivo ma syojom je-
dalnom listku jako v lete, tax al
v zine, lebo uhl'ohydraty v nom
obsazene cinia z neho mrazene
teplo'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-09

sto az 6s muzov. Deti, ktorych
otcom je niektory bratoy sku-
tocneho manzela, s1 pokladane
"a deti najstarsieho brata, to jest
toho hlavneho manzela. Y tychto
zemiach sa este dodnes uchoval
tax zvany matriarchat, t. j. pr
votne ustanoveSie rodino-pravne,
podl' a ktoreho stredom rodiny
bola zena. Podl'a tchoto rodin-
neho poriadku ktory je prizna-
kom vel'mi nizkeho kultnrneho
stupna stredom rodiny je ma
tka preto, re povod z urcitej ma
tky mozno snadno dokazat', kdez
to dokaz povodu urcitaho o.
tea sa zaklada ma predpoklade,
vyplvvaj1com osobnej d6very.
Deti v matriarchate boly v pri-
buzenstve len hIadiac k matke,
otcovstvo nemalo pravneho W.
znamu. Hlavny manzel je v tych-
to krajoch, kde sa dosial zacho-
val matriarchat, asi rovnocenny
svojej manzelke, ostatni 'pod-
manzelia'' sd vsak vlastne len
sluhami zeny, ktore si tn tedy
skutocnymi vladcami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-09

diet'a pohodene nejakou hries-
nor zenou, ktora chcela sa he
sprostit', aby mohla svoje hries
ne skutky a svetski1 rozkos d'a.
lei sprevadzat'; treti Ease, ze il
dcerou nejakeho lotra, vraha, al
lebo nejakej Bohom stfhanej DO.
behlice; stvrt1, zeby nechovali
take stena, ktore nix nepozna, lie.
bo ze to vraj nerobi dobry chFr
domu atd'. No, a tn sa zacfna ia.
to tragedia, do ktorej nesk61
vsetok ] l'ud v dedine Dol vtrhnuty
fou privedeny do lzasu.
Uist 'ujem ct. SLOW. obecenstvo,
ze este nikto nevidel takli sve-
tarku, tak1 sirotu, ako bola Ma
rienka, ktor1 nasli horach v:
snehu ma poly zmrznut1. A ked
uz vyrastla dospeld pannu. bo-
La stfhlej vysokej postavy a vel'-
mi krasnej bielej pleti. OSi mala
tmave, a jej pekn1 hlavku ozdo-
bovala koruna utesenych vlasov.
Bola teda prvou krasavicou, akej
paru nebolo ma siroko-d 'aleko, a
tdto vel'kn krasu jej vsetke diev-
cence a mladsie zeny zavidely a
zacaly ju prenasledovat'. Co
sa ale stale prvou Marienkou,
ktora zmizla, tel vobcc pisat'
nebudem, ably bolo prekvapenej-
Sic pre- tych, ktori sd z1castnia
toho predstavenia. (Pokracovanie
buddcne.)
s bratskou 1ctou,
= Andrej tisar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-09
MRAZIVO JE VHODNYM PO.
KRMOM v KAzDEJ DOBE
ROKU,
Pise Shirley w. Wynne, M. D.,
P. H., komisar zdravotnictva me.
-.. sta New York,
Fills.

49, III Hii'oio uui pONdZuIc
mrazivo len "a maskrtnost ale
DO co viac "a luxus. Chcem tuna
zd0raznit' fakt, re v skutoGnosti
Je zmrzlina potravinou a re sa
ma jest V kazdej dobe roku.
Mrazivo dnes predavane musi
vyhovovat' vsetkym zdravot-
nym nariadeniam 0 potrave. Je
preto tiez vybornej kvality a "a
vzdy vyraban6 "a podmienok sa-
nitnych. Mesto New York ma
vel'mi prisne potravne zakony.
Vzorky vsetkych potravnych pro
duktov sil Casto zkilsane a v to-
varnach ma Mich konane pravi-
delne prehliadky, tax ze nikto sa
nepotrebuje obavat' znecistenia
tejto potravy.
Zmrzlina je potravou, lebo hlav
nymi jej s1ciastkami s1 smotana
mlieko, a toto ostatne je te-
mer dokonalou potravou". Vset-
ky zdraviu osozne vlastnosti
mlieka sn zachovane v mrazenom
produkte, ktory je. nielen chut-
ny, ale al vyzivny. Mrazivo je
potravou, lebo obsahuje uhl 'ovo.
diky, proteiny a vitaminy, jako
al TUX, totiz maslo - tn v smo-
tame obsazeny. Y New Yorku
musi mrazivo obsahovat' naime-
neJ osem procentoy tohoto tuku
v celkovej vahe; vo vaesine pri-
padov obsahuje vsak desat' al
| viac procentov.
Cistota mraziva je v tunajsom
meste zaist'ovana este nariadenim
ze vsetka smotana a mlieko. kto.
rych sa ma jeho vfrobu uziva.
musia byt' pasteurizovane. TAX
lste al extrakty, dodavajlce mra.
zvu l'ahodnej prichuti, musia
byt' ciste. Zmrzlina, do ktorei
/ pridali yyrobcovia cerstveho 8.
vocia alebo jah6d, nadob1da kom
binaciou ovocnych stiav so smo
tanou a mliekom este zvysenei
zdravotnej ceny. TAX iste al co
kolada orechy dodavaj1 mrazi
WI yacsej vyzivnosti. Pri tomtt
vas upozornujem, aby ste neza
b1dali, ze. vyzivnost' mraziva x
smotany nesmiete zamenovat |
/ vyzivnost'on mraziva vody =
ice alebo sherbet, ktore je ib;
zmrzlou smiesaninou vody, ovoc
1 nych stiav a cukru.
j Mrazivo je zasldzene obl'1be
nym dezertom. Pretoze je mliee
nym produktom, vyrovna niekto
ry nedostatok jedalneho lfstku
Kazdy muz, zena al diet'a m,
| denne uzit' najmenej kvart mile
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-09

Hnevala sa matka ma Vil'ka:
"Kdeze 81 sa t1lal cele popolu-
ME? S ktorym darebakom 81 sa
Ease t1lal?"
Vil'ko: "Nuz $ nasim otec-
kom!"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-09
oKL.AMANE KLAMAR.
Napisal o. Schneider.

Minister flnancll handf1n pra-
We sa radil radcom Trubniko-,
Nom, ked slnha doniesol v taske
aennn postu.
Odpust tie ma chvilu, - rie-
kol minister k radcovi, ktory sa
nklonil, chcejiic prave odist'. -
mono, ze medzi listami si take,
ktore treba hned' zariadit'. Vie
te, ze milujem poriadok.
Radca si sadol minister mu
podal listy.
- Dakujem. Vsetko je V po-
riadku. Ozaj! Miesto hlavneho
pokladnika pri danovom trade v
Odesse musfme zaplnit'. S touto
yecou nemozno odkladat'. Co by
ste povedali ma Panina, nasho
spravcu colneho iiradu? Nebol
by s1ci?
Panin je jednym najlep.
sich nasich iiradnfkov, ktoreho.
t'azko postradat'. Ale jestli vasa
excelencia...
- Dobre, rozmyslim 81 to. Pri-
pomente mi to este toho tyzdna.
S Bohom!
Ked' radca opustil izbu, mini
ster vynal tasky listok a, smr-
stiac cello, precital no Wac raz.
List obsahoval denunciaciu Pa
nina: "Presk1majte len poklad-
nicu colneho lradu najdete 14O
tisic rubrov deficitu. Kazdy den
prinasa move ztraty."
Minister sa nahneval. Do pa
roma tym zlodejom! Jeden je
vacsi zbojnfk ako druhy.
- Pekne prekvapenie! W vi
dim, ako car.
Minister vyskocil a rychlym
krokom premeral izbu. Myslien.
ky sa nahanaly v jeho hlave. Uz
cltil hnev carov, ako povie: "To
je uz tretf pripad "a rok vo va
som rezorte, Kandrin. Je to hroz-
ne hospodarenie u wasp
Me, to nejde tax, - zvolal
minister. Dolapim toho siba-
la, ukazem mu, ze som prefika-
nejsf!
Zazvonil a kazal sluhovi:
- Kozlov mech naskutku pri-
de-!
0 niekol'ko mindt zjavil sa
mladenec vyzitej tvari, tmavych
kuceravych vlasov a pichravych
oci. Hlboko sa uklonil a ostal
stat vo dverach.
- Pod blizsie, - riekol mi
mister oprel sa v kresle. - Po-
vedz, poznas Panina, spravcu
colneho 1radu?
- Panina, vasa osvietenost'?
Poznam.
- Vies nieeo o jeho zivote?
Ivan Vasilievic Panin. =
riekol pomaly Kozlov a obzrel sa
ma strop, - moze byt' tax ma
desat' c6l'ov potom...
= Poeuj, Kozlov, ak ma chces
mat "a blazna, nevyplati 81 to
to. Hovor, ci vies nieco o PAM.
novi!
- Mic, vasa excelencia.
TAX poclyaj! Teraz je IL
hodin. Tu mas 25 rubl'ov, chod 4
q vynladaJ Panlna. A aby 81 no
neztratil oci! Sleduj no vsade
q pozoruj, co robi. Zajtra 0 tom
to case mi das podrobnii zprayu
Rozumel 81?
Kozlov sa hlboko uklonil. Mi
mister nedbalo kyvol rukou a spi-
on odisiel.
Ma druhy den, urceny cas-,
Kozlov dostavil sa pred ministra
Bol cely vyl'umpovany.
- No, axe mas zpravys - py.
tai sa no minister.
Dvadsat'styri hodin som
ma nohach a mech ma Bob skara.
ak sa Panin "a ten cas- cftil v bez
pecnosti hoci j len ma pat mi
nut.
Hovor!