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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-23
G0EBBELS SOUNDS FRED" IN SPEECH
 BEFORE CHILDREN
Speaks of PIutoUaeies and Capitalists Against
 Germany

BERLIN, Dec. 23-Minister of Propaganda Hermann Goebbels de- clared today that world plutocra- cies have risen to try to strike down Germany"
 Goebbels spoke at Christmas celebration of the Propaganda Ministry for 200 children removed from the Saar war zone at Memel.
 Goebbels said Christmas at war has found "a determined German people fighting capitalistic world leadership"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-23
FORESTER RETURNS
 AFTER ROUGH TRIP

The Forest Service launch For ester returned to port Thursday night after a routine administra- tive trip in the Admiralty Division with Assistant Ranger John Brill hart and Capt. Ottar Johnson.
 In the course of what its pas sengers termed a rough trip" the Forester visited Hoonah. Angoon Elfin Cove, Tenakee, Lisianski and Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-23
JOHNSTON BROUGHT TO FACE CHARGE
 OF EMBEzzLEMEMT

Percy Johnston, Juneau Carpen- ters' Union Treasurer who has been charged with embezzlement of Union, funds, has been brought back from Sitka by Deputy Marshal William Markle. John- ston will have a preliminary hear- ing here.
 Also brought from Sitka was William Hanlon. to serve out a $l00 fine on a charge of being drunk and disorderly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-23
British luxury
 Yathis Play Role
 In Present War

LONDON, December 23.-Luxury yachts, trawlers and pleasure steamers are regularly sweeping channel along the south coast of England to keep naval and com- mercial harbors free from mines.
 Hundreds of additional trawlers and other small craft are now be- ing fitted out with mine-sweeping apparatus.
 These craft are manned by fish, ermen who underwent training in mine sweeping during peace time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-23
UNITED DOWN

NEVADA, Mo, Dec. B. = Meet the man who doesn't believe his wife's place is in the kitchen. He's just been sued for divorce, his wife alleging he made her travel with him on his freight train bumming excursions"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-23
D. .S. Neutral in Russo-Finnish
 War - If Lends Finns Money

dicate Italain and English planes are being delivered to Finland. She can get guns from Sweden and mu- nitions for guns she has already bought there, provided Sweden can spare them from her own emergen- cy mobilization.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-23
NAH SHIPS ORDERED
 GET HOME
Allies Will Keep Lookout for 800 Returning
 Vessels

PARIS, Dec. 23.-Naval sources said the Allies have started on the "closest watch for about 500 German ships that are reported to have been ordered to return to Germany by all possible routes from neutral ports.
 The Allies have deciphered the orders which were sent out re- gently by code.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-23
GOVERNOR TO BE SPEAKER TUESDAY
 AT ROTARY CLUB

Gov. Ernest Gruening will be a guest of the Juneau Rotary Club at it's noon luncheon meeting Tues day at Percy's Cafe. The Governor will be introduced by Mayor Harry I. Lucas and will speak.
 pr. w. M. whitehead will pre- side at the meeting in the ab- sence of President Tom Dyer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-23
CAA MAN BACK

J. M. Beardslee, Civil Aeronautics Authority construction engineer re- turned on the Taku this morning from a trip to the Petersburg Wrangell district in connection with surveys there.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-23
TEACHER HOME

Impi Aalto. former Douglas girl now teaching school in Petersburg, came in on the Taku this morn ing to spend the holiday vacation with her family in Douglas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-23
6overnmen Sfoooes Arrested for Mis-
 leading Finnish Strength
GENERAL IN CHARGE
 OF ATTACK RETIRED
Moscow Communique Lik- ems Mannerheim Line
 10 Nazis' Siegfried

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Dec. 2S.-The newspaper Social Dem odraten published today uncon- firmed reports the entire Fin nish Communist Peoples Gov ernment' set up in captured territory by Russians had been arrested by Russians because it had m misIed Stalin concerning FinIand's military strength.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-23
NO SECRET HERE

Rumors of an impending lnveStl- gation of the former policies Of the Bureau of Fisheries have been cir culated here for the past six months. It was reported in official quarters some time ago that information on the Bureaus former administration was being gathered for presentation to a Grand Jury.
 All summer, Dr. Carl T. Hubbs, personal representative of Secretary Iskes. investigated the Alaska fish cries.
 Acting Commissioner of Fisheries Charles Jackson also visited the Territory and conducted a series of hearings.
 An independent inquiry was con- ducted at the same time by the House subcommittee, consisting of Chairman Schuyler o. Bland of Vir- ginia, James c. Oliver of Maine, George N. Seger of New Jersey, Am prose Kennedy of Maryland, Monrad c. Wallgren of Washington, Rich ard J. Welch of California and Frank w. Boykin of Alabama.
 When an additional Federal Blu reau of Investigation agent was as- signed to the Juneau affice there were reports that his special duties had to do with fisheries investi- gation.
 Reorganized
 Under the Administrations second reorganization plan, the Bureau of Fisheries was transferred early this year from the Department of Con- merce to the Department of Inter- for.
 Commissioner of Fisheries Frank T. Bell resigned in January and the post has not been occupied since that time.
 Lemuel G. Wingard, Alaska Ag- ent for the Bureau of Fisheries resigned shortly after Bell. His du- ties were taken over last summer by Seton H. Thompson, who, however retained his title of Assistant Chlel of the Division of Alaska Fisheries Recently J. Steele Culbertson was appointed Acting Alaska Agent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-23
VISITING JUNEAU

MT. and Mrs. J. L. Gillespie of Ketchikan, arrived in town today on the Taku to visit during the holidays with brother Roy Gil- lespie.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-23
Nippon Forces Attempting to Cut Off Supply
 Line

SHANGHAI, Dec. 23.-The Jap anese Army has announced troops are invading southwest China and have smashed their way to the Indo-China border to cut the Chinese supply line.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-23

Moreover, Finland evidently has found supplies of munitions and fighting equipment closer at hand. Fairly well ll-substantiated reports in-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-23
SrocK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Dec. 23. -- Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock at today's short session is 65s, American Can 113, American Power and Light As, Anaconda 30 3/4, Bethlehem Steel 82, Com monwealth and Southern Is, Cur tiss Wright 10b, General Motors 54b, Kennecott 33%, New York Central 1874, Northern Pacific 8 3/4, United States Steel 672s, Pound $3.94b.
 DOW, JONES AVERAGES
 The following are todays Dow, Jones averages: industrials 14985, rails 3l.58, utilities 24Si.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-23

IN THE YEAR 1726, the Chi nese published an encyclopedia of 5,020 volumes. It contained stand ard Chinese works from HOO B.C. to 1700 AID.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-23

ENDOWMENT funds for col- leges decreased by three percent during 1938-39.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14
LLOYD GEORGE
WANTS PEACE
ISussesss Conferences
10 Negotiate Peace
That Will Endure

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14
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BeFlo,pn East

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Gar 1so which had not hssn cam.
pissed ~ the time the embargo
went into effect.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14
HEARS MORE ABOUT
CUPID SCOTS At JAIL

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14
Bus Just ROars
Right Past En-,

MELVILLE, Gal. This city has
traffic problem all is own. IL
" the only city in the United
States through which buses are
allowed TO pass but not to pick up
passengers. Citizens have de-
manded that the California rail.
road commission give them .
break.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14
Nebraska COlcs On
Mariju0na Spree

YORK. Neh. Farmers In thls
vicinity were puxxisd when their
cattle began 70 stagger The ami.
mails apparently were without
sense Of sight or bsianos. A vet
erinsrian cleared the mystsry with
the explanation that tbs cattle had
eaten marijuana weeds in the
fields.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14
RETAIL PRICES
DOWN, SAYS U. S.

WASHINGTON -- Secretary OF
Laeor Frances Perkins announced
today TIA; retail food prices
showed slight decline In the
week ending Oct 10.
A weekly survey conducted by
the bureau of labor statistics, she
said. showed an average decline Of
three-quArters Of / per cent on
staple foods. Prices generally were
from 10 to 20 per cent higher than
before the European war. however.
Prices for most foods during tho
Oct 10 week. she said. were
either unchanged or lower. some
decreasing by A. much as IL per
cent.
Lard prices declined sharply.
Prices Of pork chops, bacon, navy
beans and sugar also moved down
ward fairly consistently al
though the drop was smaller"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14

II you're not using II. sell II with
0 Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
Call Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-14

Ask your grocer. Hyou too suffer from this pe =
constipation, don't let 1t drag down nofe Az yc<
BRAN You'll really enjoy this cunchy nutsweet cereal Eat q
regularly with milk cream and drink plenty Of water But dpnt
accept any substitute Look for the red Keoss signature ~
package IL only by Kellogg II Battle cseek
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-16
AUTOMOBILY.

Rldic taxicabu, John Baum
gartner, 24lety, obzalovan byl
ma vychodni stanici re zabitf
taxicabem chodce, Richarda
Kirby, 82leteho ma Luzerne a
Eastern avenue v nedeli v no.
ci. Kirby zasazen byl pTi pre-
chazenl ulice.
- John S. Geiman z West
Minister, obdrzel predvolani
pro neopatrnou jlzdu automo-
bilem. Pritel S MIN jedouci RI
dill jednou rukou r1ditko auto
mobilu zatlm SO Geiman cetl
81 neco z letaku. Automobil jel
rychlosti 35 mil v iodine pc
Reisterstown road u Owings
Mills.
Policejni statn1 patrola "a
stavila automobil a sebrala
Geimana.
- CtyTi osoby z~raneny byly,
diva tezce, We srazce tr1 auto
mobil1 ma Stoney Creek road
v n edeli v noel. Tezce crane
nj byli: Winford Jordan, 27le-
ty a Arthur Mioduszenski, O.
ba z Brooklyn, New York.
- Walter M. Donaldson, Al
lety, usmrcen byl v automobi-
love nehode u Cumberland,
Md, a dive zeny zraneny, kdyz
AUTOMOBILE S mimi sletel Sc SLIM
&c u Spring Gap.
- Charles C. Brown z Wa.
shingtonu rozrazil 81 lebku
kdyz truck, ktery r1dil srazil Sc
v 1tery S truckem ma Crair
Highway a Central avenue
Prince George okresu.
- Jedouc1 ma MOTORCYCLE
22lety William Bess a S min
jedouci 17lety Donna Jones
zraneni byli, kdyz We stfedl
MOTORCYCLE jejich Sc srazil
automobilem Clarence H. Oar
row ma North Point road
|Sparrows Point. D1vce pTera
zena byla noha, ffdic motor
| cyklu zranen byl ma hlave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-16
Dilezzite
upozornen1
poplatnikdIm

Baltimore, 16. cervna 1889.
Veskere 1889 danove u
city z pozemk1 a osobn1ho
majetku (pohybliveho a ne
pohybliveho) nezaplacene
do 1. cervence 1889 budou
pokladany "a splatne a ne
budou-li zaplaceny do 81.
cervence 1889 Dude sc z mich
platiti cd 1. cervence 1rok V
sazbe sesti procent (6%)
rocne plus pokuty v rdznych
obnosech.
Urok plus pokuty 1889 CT
ty Taxes, Paving charges
Acts 1912 jsou nasledujlcl:
Srpen 49,; Zarl 3d.;
Rijen AZ %, Listopad 60;
Prosinec 3D. %.
Urok a pokuty v dodatku
! k hoTejsimu budou pfipocl-
tavany pc 81. prosinci 1889
do tie dolby, az 1cet Dude
zaplacen.
Veskere nezaplacene 1889
dane z pozemku ma nebo
pred 1. cervencem 1889 bu-
dou pozadu a majetek ma
kterem je duh "a dane NIL
re byti prodan, ably Sc zlska-
la uhrada ma tyto dane.
Pc 1. cervenci 1889 NIUE
byti podana zaloba ma 1899
osobn1 dane a soudnl vylohy
ne mensi nez $1.10 budou
pripoc1tany k 1ctu.
Retail Coal Traders Ii
cences vydane pod Ordinan,
CT POI vyprsf 80. cervna kaz-
deho roku.
zadosti O move povolen
mohou byti podany nynl.
THOMAS C. YOUNG,
Collector of Taxes and Ma
mayer of Bureau of Receipts
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-16
HL.EDA zENU A DCERU.

Ellis M. Rohrer z Hagers-
town pozadal v 1tery Baltimor
skou policii, ably mu pomohla
nalezti manzelku a dceru, jez
odesly Y domu 2. cervna. Rob-
rer lie klerkem v automobilove
spolecnosti. Manzelka Rose a
6leta dcera odesly z domu Sc
slovy. re jdou navst1viti pf1tel-
kyni v Dundalk. Tam v1bec
sc neukazaly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-16

nou 1cast, zakoncil oficielni
cast programu a vyzval pfitom
ne k vesele zabave. Pc vyfo-
tografovanf skupiny zaklada-
jiclch clen1 S vyslancem p.
Hurbanem a organiZatOrem
br. Jiffckem We stredu, nastou-
pill ma jeviste orchestr kapelnf-
ka br. Hrubeho a tancechtivi
lined zaplnili prostornou ia
necni sin, zat1m co z1znivf u
kajeli zizen penivym mokem v
jidelne a hladova oblehali bu-
fet, kde prave prazske kloba-
sy a prazska sunka firmy
Chmel, kava. a vyborne donna
CT pecivo a cukrovi mely velky
odbyt. Ac hudba skoncila We
2 A. NJ, vesela nalada trvala
v jidelne "a zpevu narodnich
pisnf S klavirnim doprovodem
br. Sperka az do $3.50 A. NJ,
kdy mad buffetem misto cen
nfku mohl byti vyvesen napis
"u snedeneho kramu." A. v.
Ctena redakce!
Dovolte mi, abych Yam po-
dekoval jmenem Tadu Wash
ington, D. &c c1slo 444 "a Vast
laskavou ochotu, projevenou
nam Vasim casopisem uverej-
nenim zdarma serie clankG a
vyzev, tykajfcfch Sc slavnosti
uvedeni naseho radu.
Prosim Vas vsak, abyste je-
ste laskave otiskli n1ze sleduji.
CT jake dodatek Ike zprave c
slavnosti uverejnene dine 9.t.m
: Dekuji jmenem naseho "a.
du Lodge Free State "a krasnt
\ uvedeni a dar, Velkofadu sta.
l tn Maryland a fadum Blank
Augustin Herman, Jiri Pode.
! bradsky a Jaroslav z DUDE zs
4 blahopranf a darky. Telegra
4 fick6 pozdravy dosly cd Sokol
\ ske Jednoty Blesk z Baltimore
Cd VelkoTadu statu New Yorl
a cd radu Hudson c1slo 445
4 Krone mnoha pozdravnycl
& dopis1 cd fad1 CSA. blahopfa
i ly radu tez: Sbor Jaromlra els
4 20 j. c. D. Baltimore ;Lodg'
q National Capital No. ITO J.C
B d. z Washingtonu, a Prvni A
y mericko-Cesky Damsky Demo
kraticky Klub Z. wardy z Bal
8 timore. Dekuji vsem "a mil
projevy.
8 Rovnez dekuji vsem kraja
: Mum z Baltimore a Curtis Ba,
"a hojnou navstevu; svojf pr
tomnosti prispeli nejen moral
il ne ale i financne Ike zdaru We
cera. Alois Vymetal, ia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-16
Spolkovy vestnik.

Vedomost Sc dava clenGm
spolku ssv. Petra a Pavla {. 20
K. D., re prfstf nedeli, dine 10.
cervna odbyva Sc pGl-rocnl
schGze. Zadaj1 Sc clenove by
Sc kazdy dostavil. Zastupce
poda zpravu z poslednlho Ge-
neralniho sjezdu Katolickeho
Delnika ktery Sc odbyval V
Chicago, Ill.
Matej Hlavac, predseda
Josef j. Wallis, tajemnlk.
= Oznamuje sc clendm spoil
ku sv. Vojtecha re Sc Dude Cd
byvat radna mes1cni schGze
pffstl nedeli, Is. cervna We 2.
hodiny odpoledne. Dostav Sc
kazdy v urcity cas-.
Vaclav Kozlovsky, pfedseda
Josef F. Viktor, tajemnlk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-16
SLAVNOST UVEDENf o
HO elena RODINY G. S. A.
RADU We WASHINGTONU.

Dne 3. cervna t. r., v mist
nostech "Pythian Temple" We
Washingtone, D. G. byla pofa-
dana slavnost uveden1 noveho
elena velk6 rodiny 6. S. A. fa-
du Washington, D. C. els. 444.
uvad6cf cetou Lodge Free
State z Baltimore, Md.
ORGANIZATION br. Jif1cek "a
hail slavnost pTedstavenim u
vadeci Getty, kterou vybidl k
pfiveden1 clenstva noveho fa-
du. Ia hudebn1ho provodu a
potlesku shromazdenych hostl,
mezi nimiz valnou cast tvorili
kraiane Z Baltimore a z Curtis
Bay, Md, do salu vyzdobeneho
Geskoslovenskymi a americky-
mi vlajkami S emblemem CSA.
ma scene, vkrocilo % zaklada-
ifcfch CLIENT noveho radu a "a
ujalo mlsta We stTedu salu. u
vadeci obTad, provedeny bez-
vadne cetou Free State Lodge,
byl sledovan vsemi pfitomnymi
S velkym zajmem. Vzletne pa
trioticke proslovy a poucen1 u
TednfkG-uvadecG byly pc pro
hlaseni radu "a prijaty do H.
ma CSA. odmeneny dlouho tr-
vajic1m potleskem.
Br. Jirfcek pax pTedstavil
1fednfky noveho Tadu, priv
tai a pfedstavil shromazdenl
vyslance Ceskoslovesnke repu-
bliky p. V. S. Hurbana, ktery
byl nadsene pritomnymi akla-
movan. Pan vyslanec v kras-
ne, slovensky pronesene feci
blahopfal novemu Tadu a pro-
mluvil O politicke situaci, O Cd
bojovem hnutf a vyb1dl k spo-
lupraci ma osvobozen1 stare
vlasti Cd nemeckeho jha a Ike
svornosti a bratrstv1, 0 nichz u
vadeci ceta Sc vyjadfila tax
krasne We svych p~roslovech.
Pravil mezi jinym: "Doma We
df, re my zde pracujeme v le-
jich prospect a verf nam. Ny
n6jsf t.. Nv. vlada ma Slovensku
predstavuje lidu americke kra-
jany, pracujfc1 ma odboji, jake
svobodne zednare, cleny ia,
kychsi 1zasnych loz1, ktefi
chit rozvratiti svet. A zde jste
prave slySeli, jake Gle tyto u
zasn6 loze mali, re je to vol
most, rovnost, bratrstv1, kul,
turnf prace, vzdelanf a nikoliv
rasova nenavist a snaha znici-
tt sv6t. Mala cast zdejs1ho slo-
venskeho tisku 1tocf ma mas
nepTeje 81 zadneho odboje 9
HASA, re Slovaci donna jsou
stastni pod nynejsfm rezimem
Neni to pravda! Slovaci do.
ma spokojeni nejsou a TRIP:
prave tax 1tiskem Nemc1 jake
bratTi CeSi!" Buracejfcl, dlou.
no trvajfc1 potlesk byl mu cd.
m6nou "a jeho povznasejic
projev.
PAX br. JiTicek udelil slo
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-16

vo zastupcGm vykonneho vybo-
ru br. E. Kocovskemu a br. j..
Pabianovi, kter1 odevzdali
pfedsedovi noveho radu dar w
konneho vyboru CSA. S pfanim
zdaru. Br. Fabian v dels1 ces-
Ike i anglicke reel vysvetlil
shromazdenym historic, zakla-
dy, 1cel a Gle jednoty CSA.
Br. zitnik jmenem Velkoradu
statu Maryland blahopfal no
vemu Tadu a odevzdal darek.
Rovn6z rady Blank, Augustin
Herman, JiTf Pod6bradsky a
Jaroslav z DUDE z Baltimore a
Curtis Bay odevzdaly darky S
pranfm vseho zdaru. Telegra-
ficke pozdravy dosly cd Sokol-
ske Jednoty Blesk, Baltimore,
Md, cd Velkoradu statu New
York a Cd fadu {. 445 Hudson
z Gutenberg, N. Y. Krone
mnoha pozdravnych dopisG Cd
bratrskych rad1 CSA. blaho-
pTaly tez: Sbor Jarom1ra G. %.
Jed. Ces. Dam z Baltimore,
Md, Lodge National Capital
No. ITO j. G. D. z Washington
nu, a Prvni Americko-Cesky
Damsky Demokraticky Klub Z.
wardy z Baltimore, Md.
Pc projevech zastupcG radG
organization odevzdal predsed-
nicke kladivko a S MIN i rlzeni
slavnosti pfedsedovi br. Pa
zourkovi a blahopral k dspes-
MENU vstupu Tadu do rodiny
CSA. Br. Pazourek predstavil
pax pr1tomnym l~egacniho ia
jemnika z ceskoslovenskeho
vyslanectvf Ora. K. Cervenku,
ktery v kratkem proslovu vzpo
menul sveho p1soben1 ma csl.
gen. konsulate v Chicago a sve
spoluprace S tamni csl. kolonii
a Jednotou CSA. zvlaste a pro-
jevil presvedceni, re i Wash
ingtonska kolonie Sc pTipojl k
dsili ceskoslovenske Ameriky
O dosazeni svobody pro tezce
zkousenou starou vlast. w
zvou k vernosti idealGm anne
ricke demokracie a pranim
zdaru zakoncil DR.. Cervenka
svdj projev, jsa odmenen bou.
Fl potlesku.
K Slow Sc jeste pTihlasils
predsedkyne Velkoradu Jedne
ty Ceskych Dam pro stat Ma
ryland, pf. Legrova, pozdravi
la novy rad srdecne a prohla.
sila, re sbory Jednoty Ceskycl
; Dam jsou vzdy ochotny kt
spolupraci. Br. Pazourek pc
: d6koval a ujistil pf. Legrovou
re novy rad 81 vazf teto nabid
/, ky, pfijfma il a hlasf Sc PIN
! Ike s~polecne praci pro dobr'
| nejen ceskoslovenske Amerik.
ale i stare vlasti, ktera nyn1 vi
: ce nez kdy jindy potfebuje ma
4 81 pomoci.
Podekovanim zastupcdm w
: konneho Vyboru, VelkoTad1
statu Maryland, mistnfch, Bal
/ timorskych a Curtis Bayskycl
spolkI a fadG "a blahopfani
: diary, vsem pfitomnym "a hoj