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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-11-10
HudnaH Resigns

The district meeting of the
Washington Early Crops was held
locally this afternoon, when the
report recently made by r. C.
Mounsey, certified public account
ant, was read before the directors.
The report contains the following
paragraph: "The books and rec
ords were properly kept and your
office has rendered assistance in
our audit" M. N. Hudnall resign
ed as director and w. H. Losse
was elected to fill the unexpired
term. Mr.. Hammang, director from
the Richland district who has left
the county; Doyle Mowery was
elected to fill his term at meet
ing held in that district this week.
The holdover directors are Ed Sell
lick. Finley Hover district; w. 81.
Keil, White Bluffs anford and
Mr.. Wexler of Pasco. No action
was taken at this time on the con-
tract the corporation has with Mr..
Lampson as manager.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-11-10
STORES CLOSE.
ARMISTICE
Holiday to be Observed in
Local Business Houses;
Football Friday.

Kennewick business houses will
be closed all day Friday, Armis-
tice Day. The announcement was
made this noon at the regular
Chamber of Commerce meeting.
This holiday closing has become a
custom in Kennewick, five other
days during the year also being
local holidays. The postoffice de-
partment will make the regular
mail and parcel post deliveries in
the morning, but the afternoon
services will be curtailed to the one
delivery window.
Some objection was made at the
meeting to the Armistice Day foot
ball game to be played at Pasco.
When it was explained that it was
in the hopes of receiving a larger
gate, and further to the agreement
for the charity game the follow
ing week, the tickets were placed
on sale. 1t is expected that large
crowd of local fans will attend the
game.
A committee was elected today
to draw up two complete tickets
for the regular annual election Of
officers. The committee will meet
shortly and select the candidates
and the ballots will be voted on
in two weeks.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-11-10
SALE DAY is "a
SUCCESS AGAIN
Weather Cuts Down on Size
of Crowd; One More Auc-
ton this WINTER

.
The threatening weather last
Saturday cut down the anticipated
attendance at Kennewick's Good
Will Auction Day, altho all the ar
ticles which the merchants were
"sold" to holders of the little
green scrip.
The special show promised by the
merchants was well-attended, how
ever, and will again be a feature
of the day next month.
Genial Harry Hughes again
acted as auctioneer, and on the
whole, succeeded in getting the
audience to bid higher than for
merly, and still kept up The good
spirits of the crowd with his re-
marks on prosperity and the evil
dent wealth" of the gang which
surrounded the platform.
The next auction, the last by the
way for the winter, has been set
for December 21st: Patrons of the
local business firms who are spon-
soring the stunt are asked to de-
mand the little green slips when
they make purchases and to save
it for the big windup which will
come next month.
The plan which has been operat-
ing for the past couple of months,
seems to have found favor in the
trade area and has resulted in
bringing customers from a dis
tance who have been attracted by
the opportunity to receive the mer-
chandise donated by the local mer-
chants.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-11-10

Mrs. w. G. Curtis has on dis
play at the office of Gascoigne &
Fyfe two lemons, one IL Sd and
the other II Ia inches in circum-
ference. The little tree, about A
feet high, was grown in candy
bucket. It is eight years old and
had So lemons on it. It was brot
from Oregon here in Nav.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-11-10

The Kennewick chapter PEG.
will meet with Mrs. Warren c..
Hodge Monday, November ID.
Evening star., 1932-05-01
Y. W. C.. A. News

Committee meetings for the week in
clude: Membership Committee, lunch
con meeting at Vacation Lodge Mon
day at 1890 o'clock; K Street House
Committee, II o'cock; Public Affairs
Committee, $3.50 o'clock Wednesday,
and Kamp Kouncil, $50 Saturday.
Tea service has been inaugurated in
the Food Service Department and is
being served from 3 to 5 o'clock in the
tea room.
The Chevy Chase Chapter will meet
at the home of Mrs. Vernon D. Hodges,
5 East Kirke street, Tuesday at 2:30
o'clock. Mrs. C. V. Schoield will be
the assistant hostess. Miss Myrtle
Henry, house secretary, at GA e street,
will speak.
The Senior High School Girl Re-
serves are having their Spring confer
ence at Vacation Lodge, Cherrydale,
Va, this week end.
Miss Cook will speak at the mother
daughter banquet at the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church Friday evening.
The Girl Reserves will be hostesses
next Sunday to their mothers at the
annual recognition service and Moth
er's day tea at the Y. w. c. A. Build
ing at Seventeenth and K streets.
ne OpJLIluSL SluD Will Lie
dinner meeting at GA E street, which
was postponed last week, on Tuesday
at $50 o'clock
The Industrial and Education De-
partments are sponsoring a bus trip
May 5, the day of the Apple Blossom
Parade, to Winchester, Va The bus
will leave the Y w. c. A. at $50 am
The Greek Club will meet Thursday
night. The Armenian Club will have
a bazaar from 8 to II o'clock Friday
Miss Mary Tucker, chief courier on
the Sante Fe Indian detour, will be
the guest speaker at a dinner given by
the Business and Professional Women's
Department of the Y. w. c. A., to be
held Tuesday at $50 o'clock. Reserva-
tions may be made up to May 2.
The Blue Triangle Club will have a
steak bat" and hike Thursday at $50
o'clock at Vacation Lodge, Cherry
dale, Va.
The Silverelle Club will meet Friday
at $50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1932-05-01
Milady's S Motoring
BY FREDERICK c. RUSSELL.

room you will be using about 20 per
cent more gas than if you went along
around 35.
If your steering wheel jiggles annoy
ingly so that you seem to feel too much
of the shock from the road ask your
service man to check the quality of the
lubricant in the steering gear housing
A heavy oil with little more elasticity
is an effective absorber of gear shock
where the car has been in service for a
few years.
Some of the popular brands of house
hold cleaners are more effective for
cleaning out the cooling system and
radiator than ordinary soda. Some Of
them have directions on the package to
help you simplify the job. Whatever
you use be sure to let the motor idle
out in the driveway for about Is min
utes with spark retarded before drain
ing of the sediment. This StirS up the
rust.
Better still. have this done by the
service man who will be able to remove
more of the scale and sediment by dis
connecting the lower water hose when
he drains off. It will be a good time
to look inside the water hose connec-
ton to make sure there isn't a broken
lining that might flap down and retard
the flow of water.
Evening star., 1932-05-01

lines of the country however, decreased
2 ner cent during the first two months
of the wear as compared with the same
period last year, the poundage dropping
from l,4O1 ,467 for January-February,
1881 to 1,357,445 for the first two
months of this year.
Air express traffic showed large
gains for the two months, the total this
wear being 1898. as against l23,5l8
for January and February, 1881, and
q, ,884 pounds for 1880.
AirIines in Manchuria.
AS part of the japanese program Of
colonization and development OF Man.
churia, the Japanese Air Transportation
Co is undertaking extensive airline
deyelopment in the territory which has
come under the japanese influence as
a result of recent military operations.
The Japanese air transport outfit is
preparing to operate from Mukden to
Harbin, by way Of Changchung, and
from Mukden to Dairen, by way OF
Antung. Both routes are expected to
operate regularly three times a week,
according to word received here by the
Department of Commerce.
japanese aeronautical officials real
ize keenIy the Importance Of develop
ing a fast, reliable transportation
service which will aid in the general
japanese efforts to tie into a compact
and easily governed unit the vast and
hitherto loosely knit areas of Manchur-
ia destined, because of its rich natural
resources, to become one Of the most
important areas in Asia.
Annapolis Club Takes OFF.
After months of preparation, the
Annapolis Flying Club at Annapolis,
Md, has begun actual flying, following
the delivery of a Challenger -motored
Fairchild from New York. In organ
izing the club and preparing for flying
instruction, members of the group have
had the voluntary assistance Of officers
of the Navy training squadron at the
Naval Academy.
Club membership totals 81, it has
been announced by James O. BUS"
Myers, president and this total is
expected to grow steadily now that fly
ing has been begun. The club has rented
a landing field from j. A. Lee at Edge
water, across South River, and the area
probably will be known as Arundel
Field. Passenger flying for hire ON
Sundays Is expected to help pay for
preparing and maintaining the field.
Evening star., 1932-05-01

months idleness vagrant gust
which the tail
Akron the worlds largest ashp ready carry
terrupted
During the period of her operations with the Pacific Fleet the
Akron
atng to the use OF military aps at There never has been
problems
military arshp like the Akron The Navy has used the Los Angeles
trial Los is
military arshp treaty being
Evening star., 1932-05-01
VIRGINIA
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Takoma Inn. Takoma Park.

Corps Reserve, are assigned to the S62d
Observation Squadron: Capt. william
NJ. Kolb, First Lieuts. Joseph B. Kuhn
and Harry L. Remington, Harry L.
Smith and Jeffery R. Starks; Second
Lieuts. James A. De Marco and James
H. Rothrock, jr.
First Lieut. BrintnaT H. Merchant
and Second ,LieutS. Maceo Falco and
James E. Mcfarland, Air Corps Re-
serve officers, have been assigned to
the 305th Observation Squadron. First
Lieut. James H McKenney and Second
Lieut. Jack H. Neale, Air Reserve, have
been assigned to the 481st Bombard-
ment Squadron. Second Lieut.. Robert
D. Cassell, Air Reserve, has been as
signed to the S62d Observation Squad
ron.
Evening star., 1932-05-01
AVIATION
\ Y
By JOSEPH S. EDGERTON.

WRITING Of important chapter in arship history
M pected begin this the U.
Lakehurst, a o duty
off California.
Evening star., 1932-05-01

The Leaning Tower of Pisa was built
in 1l40.
Evening star., 1932-05-01
WARREN GREEN HOTEL

w WdffentOn virginia
90 Miles from Washington Over Lee Hi0hpdv
Through R2H Run Battlefield
MRS. FRED G. BERGER, Proprietor
Telephone WarrentOn ESQ
Chicken or Country Ham Dinner
Sunday Is and $3.50 Pm.
Evening star., 1932-05-01
Spots on the Sun.

The temperature of the sun on its
surface is estimated to be 5,70O degrees
Centigrade The spots which frequently
appear are said to be 1000 degrees
cooler. The passage of a group of sun
spots across its surface makes a differ
ence Of degree in the temperature on
the earth's surface.
Evening star., 1932-05-01

If ever there was a training plane
which might be termed veteran, it IS
the faithful Bird biplane Of the District
of Columbia Air Legion, delivered
week ago to purchaser in Henderson
vile, N. c.
The Bird belonged TO the Legion,
local private flying club. for two years
to the day 1t was delivered to the
Legion April %, 1880 1t was sold
April %, 1882. Coincidence played a
large part in the career Of the Bird
Its first Legion passenger was George
NJ "Beany" Stone, now president OF
the club. Its first Legion solo pilot
was Beany Stone. The last Legion
member to fly in the plane was the
same Beany Stone. He few the ship
to Hendersonville to deliver 1t to its
now owner.
During the two years it spent here
with the Legion the Bird put in l,400
hours Of flying time-a great many
hours when II is considered that the
time was spent in student training.
Evening star., 1932-05-01


Passenger traffic on the Nations air
transport lines continues to show a
healthy rate of growth in the face of
disturbed conditions which are cutting
down virtually every other form of
passenger traffic. During the first two
months Of 1882 air passenger traffic on
the scheduled airlines in the United
States increased 80 per cent as
compared with the same period of 1881
according to reports to the Aeronautica
Chamber of Commerce
| In January and February so, ,38t
/ passengers few the country's airways
as compared with 3S,527 for the same
/ two months Of last year. Passenger
mileage flown increased from 1888, 25t
in January and February of last veal
/ to 13,l35,9l3 for the same two month,
this year, indicating, according tc
| officials of the Aeronautical Chamber
increased public appreciation of The
economies to be found in regular higt
speed transportation. a
Airnail poundage fio@n on. the air
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-22
zAUJfldAVOSTI.
Kol'ko staly vojny?

Kol'ko staly vojny ma penia-
zoch, to by sa dalo tiez vyratat' !.
Amsterdamsky casopis Tele-
graaf" sostavil vsak statistiku
hroznejsiu tom, kol'ko staly
vojny ma l'udskych ziyotoch. Pri
tom statistika zaobera sa len s
poslednymi vel'kymi vojnami. =
rocna vojna vyziadala 81 zivota
"a, 900 l'udi, franclzske vojny '
dobe revol1cie priniesly smrt'
!, 100000 l'ud 'Om, napoleonske
vojny 100000 pud 'om, krimska
vojna 785,OOO, americky boz 0
neodvislost' 100000, rusko-japon.
ska vojna $4,000, balkanske
vojny 100000, a najviac obeti
vyziadala 81 kone6ne svetova VOL
ma v rokoch 1914-1918, v ktorej
zahynulo najmenej ma % milo.
nov l'udi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-22
Nasi opice, ktor6 90 celkom po-
dobajt 6loveku.

Uz davno rozpravali cestova-
telia, ze ma Sumatre videli opice
ako l'udf alebo l'udf ako opice.
Nikto i'm nechcel uverit'. Teraz
ale .vydala fsa ma Sumatru "a IT,
mito opicainis svlaStna anglicka
vyprava, ktorej 50 podarilo ' pra
lesoch ulapit niekol'ko tyehto
tvorov, ktors sa telesne podoba-
jd Wac cloveku, ako opici. Do
spele exemplare dosahujd vysky
normAlnych 12A13-roenych deti,
feb koza je ruxovo-hneda, malo
zarasten& chlpmi, hlava je po.
kryta dlhymi vlasmi, ako v elo-
veka q je zaujfmave, ze tito ne.
zn6mi, podivni tvorovia nechodia
po styroch, ako opice, ale vzpria-
meme, ako clovek, len M no
hfeh ME i po ruk6ch. Tito pu.
doopovia ST neobySajne bojasliyi,
sdrziavajd 50 ' jaskyniacha : pod
xemnych jam6ch, nemajd Mia
kJch zbranf, ami n&strojov, 9 q
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-22
vzacny nalez.

Professor Russell Hussey, geo.
log michiganskej univerzity, O.
znamil, ze v Michigane boly mai
dene kostry dvoch vel'ryb. jed
ma v barinach okolo mesta Ann
Arbor a druha severnej casti
statu ned 'aleko Alpena. Professor
Hussey tvrdi, ze tieto kostry po.
chadzajl DOLBY pred 10000
10000 rokov, kedy *elke jazera
boly este cast'ou mora. Tieto ma
ley patria medzi najvzacnejsie
svojho druhu obracia sa k MIN
pozornost' celeho vedeckeho sve-
IA, ... s...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-22

XIV 4 sposob zivota. Ked' lod stro
skotala, bola mladym sviezim
aievcat 'om, dnes uz len barva ko-
ze ss vlasov pripomina, ze je Gu
dzinkou. Oblieka sa ako domoro-
de zeny a jej chovanie v6bec ne
pripomina cudzf p6vod. Angli-
cky uz temer zabudla a ked' ju
cestoyater vyzval, aby sa vratila
do Anglie, vel razne odmie-
tia. zije sa jej vraj dobre v tom.
to primitfvnom l'udskom raji.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-22
zivot belosky medxi divochmi.

s. + . s 4 { L. - =
Americky cestoyatel' Paul
Wilmington urobli ma svojej po-
slednej ceste severozapadnou Au-
etraliou zaujimavy objav. Upro.
sired kmena ciernysh edomorad-
Gov nasiel bielu zenu jasnymi
dlhymi vlasami. Ked sa vypyto-
val ma jej povod, zistil, ze je to
Anglicanka, ktora pred II rokmi
stroskotala so svojou plachetni-
cou blizo pobrezia bola zachra-
nena domorodcami. Cd tych cias
lila medzi mimi a prijala ich IVY
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-22
Dejiny bot.

O Cinanoch name zaznamy, ze
uz okolo roku 1898 pred Kri,
stom uzivali obuvi z pestreho sll-
kna, hodvabu a zamatu. Egyp-
t'ania zhotovili obuv lyka a
papyrusu. Danny zdobily 81 san.
daily perlami, drahokamami a Wy
sivaly ich zlatom. Herci tragl-
ckf nosili podpatky vysoke, ko'
micki mike. Start Slovania a Ger
mani mali crievice drevene, koze.
ne a lykove. Pred kriziackyhi
vojnami Mostly isa vel'ke neohra.
bsne boty frankske a galske, po
kriziackych vojnach prenikla k
nam obuv orientalna tvaru zoba-
koviteho. Prvy nosil ju vojvoia
z Anjou. Tato obuv vyznaeovala
sa ostrymi a dlhymi spiekarni,
ktorych dlzka dosahovala az !
metru. Ia Henrika Nv. ujaly sa
vo Francii boty stvorhrane, tax
w. kaeacie zobaky, alebo med
vedie tlapy.
v 16. storoci sa Mostly boty
bez spicov a prsty n6h sa zdobi.
" prstehmi. Vo Spanielsku a !.
talii prisly potion do m6dy erie
vice S vysokymi podpatkami,
ktore dosiahly vysky- az jedno-
no lakt'a. Ludvik XVI. nosil oko.
10 okrajov crievic cipky a ma
crieviciach spony a yelike prac-
ky. Prva francnzska revolhcia
priniesla Milky podpatok 2 kor-
ku a zdvihnutd spicu. Poeiatkom
minuleho storocia boly crievice
podl'a antickeho sp6sobu snuro.
vane krizom. Cd tel DOLBY meni
"a m6da v obuvi neustale, zmeny
ME sl sice tax prenikave, "a to
vsak tym castejsie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-22
-'-- ( --' = y ~ y
NajmenM st&t Europy.

Najmensim station ma pocet 0.
byvatel'ov je teraz stat vatikan-
sky papezsky. Meria len 40
stvor. kilometrov 4 oita len $40
obyvatel'oy. Naproti tomu Mona
co je krajinkou o rozmeroeh len
5 stvor. kilometrov, M ktortch
vsak byva $1,000 pndf. vatikGn.
sky stat m6zeme 81 predstAvit'
ako stvorec, ktoreho ka&dk strk-
na meria 21 kilometrov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-22

via 50 korienkami, rybami q jed
lymi muslami. Podl'a zisteni-a
anglickej vypravy, telo tychto
opic ma len tieto opi6ie prfzne-
Ky: dlhv nechet' ma vel'kom pal
ci, snizenl, nazad nstupuj1cn
lebku, nemajd spodnej eelusti q
nemaiii reci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-22
On by to musel robit zadarmo.

Mlada zena septa muzovi '
biografe, kde sa prave premieta
milostna scena: "Tak meme a
vrele ma nikdy neobjfmes..."
Muz: "A ii vies, ak1 ohrom-
MI sunni penazi dostane filmovy
herec "a take objatie?''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-22

clanku bude pokonavank Q cisto-
te a zdravf. O tomto predmete
poda VAN cenne rady DR.. s. Jo-
-sephine Baker, byvala lriaditcl
ka oddelenia pre- detskd hygie.
nu v departments zdrayotnict va
mesta New Yorku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-22
BLAzENY zIvoT ROBOTNfu-
KENO L'UDU v 20. STOtlKTf
A NASA PAM DApRKS1A.

Cloveku al vlasy stavajn ma
kotrbe Gale len tomu, kto ich
ma), kaaas,si pomyslhsiiake vyhody
m6ze -ebsiahnut' v terajsej dobe,
ked' nieto prace, ba veru AMI
kolacov, iba starosti plnd hlavul
Mas pan Redaktor pise vo svo-
JON tyzdennom rozhlase, re sko-
70 kazdv chodi S ovisnutym no.
som po ulici. Nieco 2 toho ma al
pravdu, ale jednu vec PAM De-
presia vykonala vel mi aspesne.
Viete coz Bojim sa prezradit'. a.
le to sa vidi 5 nasimi telesnymi
ocami, ze skoro. kazdemu chlapo.
vi teraz potrebno vacsie nohavi-
ce. Teda este ,nieto hladu, aspon
cez leto, a ked zavita k nam III
ma, to uz budeme mat pani
Prosperitu donna uvelebenI "a
stolom. To sa nam sl'ubuje teraz
so vsetkych stran; ba veru al to
nam sl'ubujn, ze nam daji nazad
co nam wall pred IL rokmi. Te.
da len 1fajme.
Istej tunajsej oceliarskej spo-
locposti pan lekar vyratal, ze clo-
vek, ktory nepracuje, moze ga
vyzivit "a 7c denne. Ci ie to ME
salam1nska mndrost' Iste tento
pan doktor sa pridrziava prika-
zania: Miluj blizneho svojho ako
seba sameho! Istotne, ze tOhto
mudrca pes pozerie "a pol dola-
ra zradla ma den, on ale cloveka
ma taky stupen ponizii, ze mn
ureuje, ably sa vyzivil za'7 cen
TOW denne. On :hovorf, ze to po.
staci a sa al bozi, ze clovek 81 ne
uskodi ma zdravi, ba vraj neztfati
ami ma vahe, ked' sa bude pri-
drziavat jeho pravidiel. Ami sam
neviem, co "a tych I centov by
81 mohol hladhy elovek khpit'.
Hadam k1sok 'slapiny uviazat
IN ma nit tax 81 hrtan mastit
cd rama do vecera. coze nam via.
cei potrebno naFtomto svete, ked
tax lacno budeme' sa m0ct' Wy
zivit'! O, mndrost' 20. stoletia !
jaky raj 81 nam vynasla ma tom
to svete. Nam robotnfkom nebude
sa chciet' ami fzomriet'; lepsie
nam uz nebude jako nam je te.
raz. Coze nam ichlapom chybuie! |!
Zeny. nam daji spokojne chra-
pat al do obedu, nestdrajd nam
do rebier kazde rano: "Vstavaj,
starry, lebo uz kohdti spievajh a
oneskoris sa do prace!" Rahaj-
ky prelezime v posteli ma obed
az 81 elovek Frederic oci 'zoyspan.
ku, moze 81 zasnupat' ak ma co
a tax 81 potiahnut remeh o dive
dierky vyssie. TAX jako Cigani
v kraji. Stiahol 81 pantalony O.
kolo seba, ze to vyzeralo, jako
by ich NAL ma sraube zatiahnu-
te az pod krky; vyzeral ami stra.
siak v kapuste. Ineho nam pra-
covnym l'ud 'om. nezbyva, iba Sc
modlit' "a nasu Depresiu, aby sa
mas pridrzala al mad 'alej, lebo
name uz teraz neslychane sta
site ma zemi. A nasich panov
dobrodincov, ktori majd veslo &C.
leho sveta vo svojich rukach, necti
Bob osvieti rozumom alebo necn
i'm odberie, co este majil vo svo-
iich makovniciach.
Inacej lbohy l'ud je klamany
ma ysetky stranys ma rozlicne spo-
soby. Uzera a klam vladnu sve'
tom. Kde ze. je, tG spfavedlnost
svetskai Go by,.sne ju hPadali
kahancom vo dne po ulici, al tab
by sme ju nenasli. Heslom te-
rajsieho sveta je Mamona nado'
vsetko! :. =. "
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