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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-01
Playground News
FULLER STREET

A block dance is scheduled for the Fuller street playground tonight and the public is invited to attend
 Tomorrow night two volley bal games are to be played by Fuller street teams. The girls play the south End volley ball team at tho Fuller street court, and the boy' play the boys of South End at the latter playground.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-01
Lack of Skill Caused Death of Local Midget Car Race
WOMAN MAY HAVE
 DIED FROM FALL

Chicopee, Mass, Aug. 1.--(UP)-- Police said today that Mrs. Anna P, Marowski, 29, who at first was be- lieved slain, probably died as re. suit of fall from her husband, automobile.
 Investigators eliminater the possi- bility of murder after state po- lice fingerprint exper had examined hammer found in the car.
 Mrs. Marowski was found uncon- scious Sunday at a roadside near the automobile. She died at g hospital of head injuries without regaining consciousness.
 Her husband Edward, 30, had tolc police he left his wife in the car attempting to sleep. in front of hi, aunt's home here. When he cant out with friends, car and wife hao disappeared. Both were found 15t yards away a short time later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-01

The city Of Tiahuanaco, Bolivia, Is thought to antedate even ur and thea ncient pyramids.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-01
Full Weather Report

Boston, Aug. 1 (UP)-Weath- CT forecasts
 CONNECTICUT-Fa and cool CT tonight. Wednesday fair. MASSACHUSETTS, and R H o D E tSLAND-Fair and cooler tonight Wednesday fair.
 The French language ranks first n slang.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-01

IMMIGRANTS CREEK vERDANT
 Spokane, Wash. (U.PJ = Lush vegetables now are grown along Hangman's creek, which got its name in the 1850's during the 1n- dian wars in Washington when U s. army officers hanged several tribesmen at its banks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-01
aA<<~ mY~~~%
 ESTABLISHED 1888
UrABlisHeD 1888

We Sock Hosiery Prices for Men Today 65 Cents Two Poir for S1.25 - For the Best $1.OO LisIe Hosiery We've Seen in Many Moons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-01

A sperm whale can eat a ton of feod daily.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-01

Keen, thrifty, for-sishted men men who think we'll of their feet and treat them accordingly. will be delighted with this news and grob them by the hoIf dozen ot $3.75-resuIor price $6.00. Some savings and some indunee- ment for a man to see that his sox box is full 10 the brim.
 Stsikins clocks, stripes, ribbers and heothers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-30

er IN No. forest vood; alder.
YS'OO $3.50. O &. casa GA Sz7e.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-30
For Christmas By Selling Discarded Articles With Times Want Ad
Real esisfe for Sale
North End Special

North End Special
OWNER must raise $1,000 ~
once and VIII sell = lovely home
near No. sssh and Proctor ~
give-away price. Read carefully
Large living and dining rooa.
fireplace. oAk flcors. beautiful
cabinet Kitchen. large nook. ?
large bedrooms. hath between.
linen cupboard. closets. electric
water heater wired Tor range,
large floored attic. closed in
back porch with laundry trays.
house newly decorated inside
and out; fine neigh0orhood Tho
price Is cut for quick sale Only
s. 500 IL sold this week. but
must have 81 900 cash. shown
by appointment only.
c. +. Mason Co.
1909 Pacific, BR tass
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-30
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Automobiles for Trade

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and ais easn Tor liznt ogupe %
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Motorcycles. Bicycles

10nfoOzed About His Rep0oia yshl
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$3.50 SPECIAL. W CORDS
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LOST2 Don't Despair;
Try e Lost I'D
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23
PHYSICIANS TO
SPEAK SUNDAY
Socialized Medi cine
to Be Topic at
Forum Here

How the men OF medicine feel
about the proposition Of Uncle
Sam adding NJ. d 10 his name
viii be threshsd out on Tacomas
Progressive forum platform in
Weyerhaeuser hall. Y. w c. A.
Sunday evening
Speakers who VIII present vsri-
Gus aspects Of health program
sponsored by the federal govern
ment include Dr William y Nc
Creery, Dr. Louis A. Hopkins,
and DR.. H. V. Hoover Dr Nc
Creery viii speak on the srgu-
ments against socialized medicine:
DR. Hopkins is to discuss the srgu-
ments for such a program. and DR.
Hoover viii speak on medical
ethics. After the speakers have
completed their talks. the audi
ence viii be permitted TO ask ques-
tons.
Sundays meeting will open at
s o'clock The forums final offer
ing Is TO be given the last Sunday
in March. The subject for this
meeting will be chosen by the audi
ence.
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Harry T. Cain. speaking an the
Washington Golden Jubilee eese.
hfsticn 60 re held In Tseama July
70. II and "a. ana the Negro srir-
ltusi singers ~ Chicago Win share
nanors % TIE eroxrsm Of TIE
Commerce Street business Mems
association Thursday evvnsns
The cammercs 81 merchants
viii meet al o'clock II 1ask >
0rssisfle rhe association has urged
al merchants IN the street. whrths
er members ar not. 70 n< present
with their wives
IN charge ~ the program =
John Chapman.
The spiritual singers. quintet
with a Wide repertoire. has wen
pisoatss from members ~ many
service clubs and ehuFeh<. Ia the
city where they have appeared u,
the past two weeks
Cain " chairman Of ths ssssus
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afternoon and Travelled fast A
crowd gathered down town for an
impromptu celebration, and the
machinery was set in motion for
the completion Of the transition
from territory 10 state
The fact that the Washington
statehood bill was passed on the
anniversary Of the birth Of the
first president Of the United States
was to some persons reason for
serious thinking OF all the states
added TO the original l3 Washing
ton was the only one TO be honored
with the name Of a president, and
the first president at that.
When the territory was organ
lied there were those who saw
the hand Of Providence in the last
minute motion OF Rep. stanton. Of
kentucky. changing the name
from Columbia. TO Washington.
The same thought was expressed
by those who had TO do In arrang-
ing the constitutional convention
and the election OF the first state
officials and members Of the first
state Legislature In substance.
they said:
a distinct honor was con-
ferred on the residents Of this
commonwealth when national
precedent WAS cast aside 10
give the name Of Washington
10 our territory and state. With
the honor goes the response
bility of living up TO the ira
ditions established by George
INSTRUMENTATION which
helped make the United States
great among nations"
Neither through the territorial
years nor in I he 80 years of state
hood did we live up TO that decla-
ration. but every once in while
its influence was seen. And in the
midst OF the preparations for
great historical spectacle TO cele-
brate the fiftieth anniversary of
statehood. there are those who be
lieve that some reference TO the
obligation that goes with the name
OF Washington should be included.
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Final vote was 2s to 10, with
one absent.
Sen. Ralph Metcalf was the only
Pierce county member to vote
mo
The measure, Senate Bill 15e,
had been introduced by Sens.
Monty Percival of Tacoma and
Harold Troy of Olympia
II had been guided through
bitterly controversial hearings
Of tn. industrial Insurance
committee by Pierce county's
Sen. tDr.) G. r. Kerstetter,
chairman Of that committee.
As amended by the committee,
and as it was finally passed, the
proposed law would make it un-
lawful for any hospital organized
as a charitable institution (Which
includes virtually all major hos
pitals) to bar any licensed physi-
clan or surgeon because he was
found to be performing medical
services under contracts GROUP
medical service).
This BILL" Perclval told the
senate, has to do with a fight
between two factions OF doe
tors. II Is OF vital concern 10
all workers and to all who
employ labor"
The Tacoma solon charged that
ANA, of which Pierce County
Medical society is part, rules
against doctors who don't belong
to ANA and who do work under
contract. ANA. he alleged, pre-
vents these doctors taking their
patients to hospitals. even to hos
pitfalls owned by the public, even
though the doctor concerned may
have practised 20 years or more
and have a spotless professional
record"
This goes on" Percival as
serted accusingly, "all over
'hase United States today"
In Pierce county" he con-
tinued, we have probably the
worst county hospital in the state
maybe in the country. I want
you TO see evidence OF this"
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Masonic Lodges
To Mark Dau

Masons will observe Washing
tons birthday when four lodges
convene Wednesday evening.
William p. Dougherty lodge will
sponsor program in the north
end Masonic temple. Other lodges
joining in the program include
State. Royal A. Cove. and Joseph
Warren.
John Gallagher will be the prin.
cipal speaker Of the evening, hav-
ing as his topic, George Wash
ington."
Albert II Mellish, master OF
Dougherty lodge. is chairman In
charge OF arrangements. Al
Masons are invited To attend tn,
session
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Scottish Rite
PrOqran, Is Held

Scottish Rite bodies of Tacoma
held their annual program Tues
day evening at Masonic temple,
honoring George Washington.
Scottish Rite bodies Of Seattle
excmplified the 20th or Colonial
degree. which depicted Incidents
in the life Of Gen. Washington dur
ing the time he commanded the
American forces in the Revolu-
tionary war.
Following the degree work a re-
ception was held in the roof gar
den during which visitors were
served refreshments.
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boys and one girl pages, one OF
them Vic Meyers, jr., wal k
through the aisles and show sena-
tors the deteriorated utensils and
rusty tin cans, pictured few
weeks ago in The Times, ano
which Percival procured from the
kitchens of the Tacoma hospital.
"You see this" the senator
stormed, land yet this Pierce
county hospital, In its present
state, is approved by this same
medical association WI CHI
bans the contract doctor.
"My good Lord. II Pierce
county's hospital is a sample
Of tn. sort Of thing this medi-
cal association will approve,
what can We not suppose is
going on throughout this
country"
Commented Enumclaw's Sen
Henry Kyle: This indicates that
these doctors, so finicky about
rival doctors, are not so finicky
about bad conditions in hospitals. y
Sen. Kerstetter, who is chiro.
practor, told the senate This is
a good bill. II is humanitarian
bill. II results from one OF the
oldest OF medical controversies.
If we fail to pass II. some peo-
pie will be without proper hos
pitalization - all because we've
been to considerate Of the ANA.
"W. can aid suffering hui
mainly and help the medical
profession To do what needs to
he done, hut what II does not
seem able 70 do for itself"
Sen. MRS. Kathryn Mslstrom
Tacoma, took the floor to point
out: The fact man is contract
doctor doesn't mean he IL not Z
qualified practitioner He may
possess the very highest quslifi'
cations
DR.. w. G. Henderson. Longview
the senate's only MD" member
and a violent foe Of the bill. sd'
mitted this was 80. Then whats
wrong with letting the contract
doctor into our hospitals? ?" he was
asked
ITS wrong because the
American College of Surgeons
says it's wrong" he replied.
THE college sets the stand
ards, which il proper"
just before the vote was taker
Percivsl told the senate: Mos,
NJ the kilograms and letters sent
you. opposing this bill. wer. writ
ten under pressure.
The blue book doctors have
demanded that hospital official,
line up with them
But / hop. you pass the bill
with 40 spsnawsy school stu
dents IN its gallery, the senst,
Tuesday passed bill, IL IN /. n
make Nov II school holiday.
Mrs, hSlstrom state library
measure. okehed by the senate
education committee, has been re
referred TO appropriations com
mittee.
Despite vigorous objections o.
labor members. notably Reps
Gerald Dixon and II y. Jackson
Tacoma, the painters licensing
bill lost its teeth in the hous,
Tuesday afternoon, when the sec
ton providing for licensing val
killed
Then came move to indefinite
~ postpone. or Kill. the entire
measure. Dixon helped defeat thii
with a fiery talk. Under sucf
lsW a. this IL intended 10 be,
ne declared. you'll have gooc
painting in this state. instead o.
what you get too much Of now.
"Besuty operators and bar
hers have come here In the
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Three-Cent Piece
Passed for Dime

Reminiscent II the days ~ ~
clvsl wsF. II : silver three-epnt
piece. dated tsa6. vas receutiy
turned in At thu war department.
thsster II Fort t.ewis TIE ee>n
wss turned IN 70 Technical SER
K.ant tsmes n stack. cashier ~
she theatsr. Ia place " to~eere
piece
According 10 investigations ccn-
Quoted ~ stack only e.6oo ~ ~
cnsns we're minted The treasury
department now offers ~ ceate
fof each ueh eetn in N effcst -
entirely recall them
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Holiday Dance at
M0ccabee Temple

The public 10 invited 70 attend
= Washington birthday dance n
~ held Al the Aaeesn<e Temple
"Wednesday night. according 10 Jay
dc Cuu. general chairman
The complimentary dance u the
regular spring program At Macca.
bees. Artisans. their frisnda and
families. who for this occasion viii
make up parties for the affair,
Assisting In rians for tho dance
and entertainment II guests are
Mark Taylor. Harry Hsst and Ron
ert Goldberg. assistant state man.
ager Of the Maccshe~s
Club parties wili b eerslnued
throughout the month AZ March,
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work on Wsshingion's mouth.
stuart decided Il lacked character.
The president had had good
number OF his teeth pulled and
was wearing false set which did
not give his face a natural sp-
pearsnce. To remedy this. Stuart
stuffed cotton into Washington
jowls. giving him his real express
sion Of great character and de-
termination about the mouth.
Strange as II seems. Stuart
never finished this portrait. ieav-
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II RES MORE ABOUT
OBSERVE HOLIDAY
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

senior director OF the lodge. was
introduced as principal speaker by
Frank Mariana. who acted as
POSTMASTER. Bertochini told Of
the life of Washington and out
lined principles of the lodge. Mu-
steal numbers by Gino Boneiollni.
accordionist, highlighted the din.
ner program.
The dinner and dance was in
charge of Mike Panico. general
committee chairman for the lodge
and Mrs. Emily Pistoresi of the
auxiliary.
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Commerce St. Merchants
To Hear Jubilee Singers

tive COMMITTEES n IN. fsolden Jut1s
i<e association which II planning .
flftinx celebration IN horor -
wsshirstnn's ~ years ~ states
heca We vein teiI The Ccmmefce
streessss ~ tho states three-dNy
show in The stadium hers. a plans
for martss xrss IN which The
sstv's groups e< fcrssxn-ncru ard
their children wall participate. and
a. q huge military and naval -.
fado
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past and got their regulatory
laws. In 1898 we spent four
days and five nightA m
similar bill for dentists. Why
discriminate
Set up standard requirements
for painters and the public will
benefit and save money"
The vote against postponement
was 20 10 81. All Pierce county
members voted no" with Dixon.
The bill passed TO third reading.
In the senate Ted Schroeder Of
Puyallup aided In passing a pro-
posed constitutional amendment
to relieve stockholders OF state
banks Of double liability. II their
bank joins the Federal Deposit In
suranee corporation.
This would help state
banks" Schroeder said. We
have only six private banks
left In Pierce county. All the
rest belong 10 chains. We
can't have proper banking with
chains alone. We should moye
To aid In establishment NJ
more local banks"
The vote for IN. proposal vas
IS 70 / All Pierce county mem
hers being Nth IN. majority.
Dixon created hous. furry
Tuesday when he tired IN get the
house 20 take one NJ his bills from
the utility committee. hut his mo-
ton vas beaten. DIXON was irsd
because mis- measure To force
busses n be equipped with rear
safety doors has not been re-
ported from the utilities group.
ToDAY's BEST CRACK: No,
Gertrude the speaker IL not wired
for sound
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23
STUART PORTRAIT

The fact that he was president
OF the United states did not make
things any easier for George
Washington when he sat for the
now-fsmous stuart portrait. fam
liar TO all through It's use on Y.
s. postage stamps.
When Gilbert Stuart received a
commission TO paint the president
In 1895, he led Washington TO his
studio, set up In an old barn In
Germantown. After considerable
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23

ACTIONS IN DIVORCE

Final DEGREES OF divorce have
been granted in superior court to
Shirley from Robert Dafoe and to
Eliza from Francis Orsulich. In
terlocutory DEGREES have been
granted to Pearl from Jess Billiard.
Laura from Harold Ward, Ruth A.
from Robert j Schock and to
Gwendolyn Gloria from Henry
Merland Martin.
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Light
POL INT
tBy Tacoma Times staff writer>

CAPITOL Olympa-As they are in District of Columbia
of the federal government doctors who belong to American
Medical association under fire of the state senate
Tuesday for alleged efforts to maintain medical monopoly
In fact the heavy oratorca guns of Pierce county
senator's largely, which forced an-AMA bill through
no chs p1her
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Washine'ons Birthday and
The Statehood Bill
How II Happened
Responsibility With
The Honor
An Idea for The Jubilee

NARRATION OF events in the
transition Of North Oregon
TO Washington state Is interrupted
today TO refer 10 the particular
significance of Nsshington's birth
day to this commonwealth Con-
gress did not pass the enabling
act on Nashington's birthday. the
publicity director Of the Washing
ton State Progress Commission TO
the contrary notwithstanding. The
final vote on the act which provid-
ed the machinery for the creation
OF the states of North and South
Dakota. Montana and Washing
ton. was recorded Feb. Is, 1889.
When the bills were brought 10
President Cleveland for his sigma
ture he signed the first three but
set the Washington bill aside.
There are several stories in that
connection. One is that the presi-
dent himself noticed the date and
remarked that as ii meant only a
few days delay it would be fitting
to wait and sign the bill suthoriz-
ing creation of the only state
named for a president on Wash
ington's birthday Another story
Is that Thomas r. Bsyard. secre-
tary of state. called the presidents
attention to the proximity of Wash
ington's birthday.
Whatever the reason. Presi-
dent Cleveland did wait until
Washington's birthday TO sign
the bill and definite glamour
WAS given the initiation Of
Washington territory into the
sisterhood of states.
The news came to Tacoma that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-23

ing the bottom Of u In q rough
state However. of all the pnr.
traits Of Washington, this one Ia
most famous. despite the handi-
caps imposed on tho president In
sitting for n.
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Sole employe n the Wood River
branch railroad In Rhode Island
10 Rest sehofield. who does every.
thing from handling baggage 10
! running the train.
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past and got their regulatory
laws. In 1898 we spent four
days and five nigh,s m .
similar bill for dentists. Why
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-31
FRAJMAUER.
ROMAN zE vsI " Napsl BEDkICH MORAvEC.


"Ona chce VASE" tazala Sc,
kdyz Sc pc nekolika okamzi-
cfch vzpamatovala. "A Wy il
nechcete? Proc? Vzdyt neni
hezcf zeny daleko siroko!"
"Hezcf", opakoval pc nj. GA
lie Wy nemdzete tusiti jake d.
vody mne primely k odmitnu-
IT,"
Gale kdybyste sc ma mas sta
tex prizenil, byl byste mym OF
cfmem," Marenka to pov1dala
v podivnem dusevnfm stavu.
Citila, re by z toho mela ra-
dost, ale soucasne ozvala Sc j
v srdci podivna nejaka bolest.
Ale pTece mela v umyslu Sol
tyna premlouvati, ably sve Cd
mftnutf odvolal. Ale k premlou
vani nedoslo, nebot Soltyn po-
kracoval sym kovovym zp1-
sobem, ktery nepripousten Cd
mluvy: "Ovsem, statek hral v
navrhu vast matky velkou 1lo-
hu. Nablzela mi no, ale ia il
Tekl, re mi nabizf neco, co ne
nj jejf. Rekl jsem il, re statek
je vas. I kdyby yam no otec
nebyl odkazal, patti YAM re
zakona."
"Odmitl jste, re mani nenf
dedickou statku?" Marenka
svou otazku skoro jen vydech-
la.
Tentokrate Sc zastavil Sol
tyn a chopiv Mafenku Ia ruku,
rekl, hlede il pevne do oc1:
"Vid1m az ma dino vast duse.
Vidim tam Ease slechetny L.
mysl obetovati Sc "a jineho. To
je vas zpdsob. Byla byste O.
chotna srici Sc sveho majetku
We prospech sve macechy a
mystic, re byste tim vykonala
dobry skutek. Mylfte Sc. Ne
muze k tomu ovsem dojiti, pro-
toze ia Sc zeniti nebudu. Ale
kdybych Sc chtel nebo mohl O.
zeniti, vasi macechu bych 81
nevzal, kdyby mela cele Lipo-
vice. To je pravda, re je kras-
ma, ale je to zena fla, pred nfz
vas varuji. Wy jste nezkusena
a pTflis dobra, ale ona je osoba
sv6tem %protrela, dovede vymy-
sleti rafinovane prostredky,
lien ably dosahla sveho Gle, a
veTte mi, re je mi velmi nemile,
Re prave ia stall jsem sc pred
metem jej1ch chorobnych tu-
zeb. Nam predtuchu, re k
Will tomu budete trpeti Wy a to-
no velmi lituji. Marenko, bud.
tie opatrna, a kdybyste potfe.
bovala rady nebo pomoci, o.
bratte Sc ma mne jake ma sve'
no rodneho bratra a budte u.
jistena, re vas nam rad jake
vlastni sestru."
Dosli zatim pred statek Ma.
rencin a rozloucili Sc. Soltyr
kracel odmefenym vojenskyn
krokem dolI pc navsi, neohle.
dl Sc, ale ona "a MIN hledels
hodnou chv1li. Dust tail j:
slastny, takovy blazivy pocit
Ma il rad jake vlastni sestru
Tento pocit vyvolal jiny, kterJ
Sc podobal hrdosti. Odm1tl ma.
mi, ktera je krasna, a zadnt
zeny nechce, zadne milovat
nemGze, ale il ma rad. Jedine
ona ma misto v jeho srdci! Pr
chvfli il napadlo, re by Sc ne
KIDD mohl vsimnouti, re stoj
pred statkem a hledl upTeni
, "a odchazej1cfm Soltynem, "a
stydela Sc a rychle vklouzla d.
vrat.
, Vincek sc mylil We sve ma
deli, re Sc We meste dozvf, pro-
sem Havelkova jede. Kdy:
, prijeli do kranf ulice, poruci
la mu: "Zastav!" Slezla potion
> nejak namahave S brycky
i, naTizovala mu: "Pockej tady
: nikam nezajizdej! Vratim s
bpoI1o q roioIono bnoI Io