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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-04-24
Davis, Former Horse
Heaven Pioneer Dies

LOCUST GROVE NEWS-Mr
and Mrs. A. A. Edwards and MIR. and
Mrs. Gilbert Edwards were Spokane
visitors over the weekend, where
they were called by the illness and
death OF Mr.. Jary Davis, brother
T-laW of A. A. Edwards. Mr.. Ed
wards was a former Horse Heaven
pioneer and many stories are told of
MS genial personality and wit. He
Is survived by his wife, Emma. and
one son at home. Burial was at
Spokane, where he has lived the last
five years. J....@.
Henry Smith, Lyle and Fred
Slmmelink and Elmer Smith made
a business trip through the Ritzyilla
country Monday where they looked
over bulking wheat outfits.
Mrs. Gilbert Edwards and Mrs r
K. Stafford attended the district
meeting of Rebekahs at Grandyiew
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Pratt and FAM
Ny and Elizabeth Lynn were SUNDAY
visitors at the M. Sirnmelink home
Locust Grove grange met Friday
CIV Vic AA1u LUZ UIle S2COn0
regular meeting of the month. A pot
luck dinner was enjoyed after which
Lne business meeting was held. The
mouse dress contest will be held AFT
the next regular meeting, May 8.
Mrs. Ellrie Stafford and infant
son, Richard Allen, who have been
at the home of Mrs. Verda Stafford
dflls last week, returned SUNDAY TO
her home in the hills.
Relatives of Eugene Tyrrel sur
prlsed him on Easter Sunday with a !
nirtnday dinner in his home. This |
was the fourth year in succession
they were able to help him Celebrate |
the occasion. Guests included Mr. |,
and Mrs. B. W. Tyrrel, Mr.. and Mrs
Chester Washburn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas CULLEN, MIR. and Mrs. Everett
Tyrrell and Miss Edith Tyrell of f
Walla Walla. q
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-04-24
Warehouses,

Townsend Streets. Warehouses,
wholesale houses, and manufacture
ing concerns fell in their path. This
completed the destruction of the en-
tire district known as the South
Of Market Street" How far they
are reaching to the south across the
channel cannot be told as this part
of the city is shut off from San
Francisco papers,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-04-24

The "Porfois Of the Past" in San Froncisco's
Golden Gate Park are the lost reminders of
the Fire and Earthquake Of April Is. 1906
Just IS years ego this Spring. Chevrolet
dealers sent this l941 Chevrolet FleetIine
model to get photo Of plaque fright which
explons that the portos once were in home
Of A. NJ. Towne on Mob Hill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Mystery Planes
Cause B|d(kout

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Dec. q
GNS) The first blackout on the
Pacific Coast in two weeks dousec
all lights IN Sacramento for ar
hour and II minutes early today
latter the fourth interceptor com.
'mand reported unidentified planes
overhead
The blackout came AT - m
and ended al 3 a. m. after the
planes apparently were accounted
for satisfactorily Trained now for
such emergencies, the state capital
went in 10 complete darkness with
the order, and officials declared
that the blackout was highly
satisfactory
Mather Field, big army ah~ base
near the city. also was BACKED out.
San Francisco and other points
nearer the coast had only an alert.
lasting from 1:i7 a. m. TO ? IS
a m. Lights remained on and
radio stations continued 10 operate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Suspend Officer
In Street Fight

An off-duiy patrolman accused
Of hitting a man IN, the face and
leaving him lying IN the street
was suspended from the police de
partment today
The patrolman was John FiShel.
80. of $685. Crane avenue. who is
assigned 10 Chene station Lieut..
Bernard Mulhgan said Fishel told
him that Arthur kowal>ki. rs OF
1906 Iowa avenue, bumped into
him outside a beer garden at $500
Van Dyke avenue
Kowalski was drunk and threw
a punch al him which missed
FiShel threw one that did not miss
and kowalski dropped with a cut
face. witnesses said.
FiShel then drove away but was
traced through his license 10
walSki l. IN Saratoga General Hos
ptial in temporarily serious con-
dltiOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
City Planning Expert
Coming 10 Detroit

Ladislas Segoe Of Cincinnati,
nationally known expert in city
planning. will come TO Detroit as
special consultant in the prepara-
ton Of Detroit's master plan il
was announced today by the De-
troit City Plan Commission.
Actual work on the planning
viii be under way within two or
three weeks. II was reported
SeCoe a Hungarian by birth, came
to the United States in 1921 and
became associated with the Tech
meal Advisory Corporation Of New
York Since then nc has been as
Sociated with planning work in a
score of cities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Military Promotions
Put on Merit Basis

WASHINGTON. Dec II GNS)
Adoption OF r wartime system
FOR temporary promotion of Off
GERS which among other things
viii facilitate selection of men ac-
cording 10 merit. was announced
today by the war department.
Army officials said the new SyS-
tenn, IN effect. Will replace the
plan currently used for promotion
of reserve officers and those on
the regular army'S retired list.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
i. ). Ffers Hunt
Subs Off Coast

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. q
INSJ-United States Army anc
Navy planes went aloft again to.
day seeking possible lurking Japa,
nose submarines in the waters
along the Pacific coast, in spite
OF a lull in the a / a c k 5 upor
American shipping
Naval headquarters reported
merely no activity after finding
no signs of the underSea raiders.
The cessation OF attacks after
six days. during which nine ships
were attacked IN coastal shipping
lanes. was unexplained
Whether the submarines had
been frightened away by the heav-
lily increased army and navy pa
trolls and the destruction of at
least one OF the raiders or merely
were returning to their bases for
repleniShment of fuel and supplies
was not known
In the latter case. II was said
il was not improbable they we're
being relieved by another group
of submarines and that attacks
upon shipping off the coast might
be resumed shortly Military au-
thortieS were not overlooking the
possibility either that the sub
marines might still be in nearby
waters lying low and waiting
for another good opportunity 10
strike.
Still another possibility was
that the inactivity stems from
the fact that the Jap subs have
been robbed Of their chosen quarry
tankerS.
The navy confirmed announce.
mcnt by the California Oil Pro.
ducerS Association that coaStwiSe
tankers have been ordered into
port pending completion Of az
rangcment for their protection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
War News
Mother Gets Word Son
in Hawaii Missing

State homes were both saddened
and gladdened by news from Pearl
Harbor today
At Coldwater. Mrs. Janet Keller
was notified by the navy depart
ment that her son. Paul. %. a
petty officer on the u. S. S. Ari-
IONA was missing in action.
A letter dated December IS
from Farrand F. Winters Jr.. 1S,
told his mother, Mrs. Farrand F.
Winters, 1868 Grand River avenue.
that he was fine and in good
shape The youth enlisted in the
navy a year ago after attending
Western High School
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dryer OF
Clayton, Mich. received a letter
from their son. Earle. saying he
was safe at Pearl Harbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Race Riot
Filipino Stays Jap; lncites
Mob in Stockton, Cal.

STOCKTON. Cal Doc y ms
Death of a middlc-aged Japa-
ncSc an the hands Of an unldenti-
fled Filipino and reports of rowing
bands OF Filpino> ranging through
StoCktonS Little Toxic. smash
ms windows of japanese business
houses resulted in extra precau-
tons by authorities today against
race riots
Smouldering passions aroused by
the japanese invasion Of the
Philippines broke INTO open vio-
lence when Jungo kino. 50 Japa-
neSc garage attendant. was killed
as he stood talking 10 a friend.
The witness said a Filipino peered
through The door. fired one shot
and disappeared
Earlier the gangs OF Flhpinos
appeared breaking numerous shop
windows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Hitler UnnaSked
Revelations Of Fuehrer's Foul Personality by
Pierre J. Huss TO Start in Times Monday

Hitler . q. t.. u0maSked at last! The REAL Hitler
will be revealed by Pierre j. Huss former chief of the
International News Service Bureau in Berlin, in
series of vastly important articles, starting MONDAY
in The Detroit Times.
Huss will tell how Roosevelt is the man Hitler
fears most and hates most and bare the inside
story" Of the flight of Rudolph Hess from Germany.
Few men know the REAL Hitler under the mask
of mystery behind which he hides his fears his doubts,
his weakness
Pierre J. Huss DOES and now he will tell to
Detroit Times readers about the foulness of Hitlers
personality, the hatred Hitler exudes, the fuehrers
screams Of defiance and how Hitler is yet a scared
man, deadly scared Of Roosevelt and the power our
President represents J,,I +
Start to read Hitler Unmasked" MONDAY.
in The Detroit Times written by Pierre J. HusS.
who now tell ALL he learned about Hitler and
nazism during his long stay in Germany topnotch
foreign correspondent.
You arrange for carrier delivery Of The
Detroit Times TO your home by diang Cherry $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
laps Told US. Abides
By War Prisoner Rule

NEW YORK, Dec. u QNS).-
DR. Darius A. Davis, executive
secretary Of the war prisoners
aid of the Young Mems Christian
Association revealed today that
the American government has in
formed Japan that il will abide
by the rules set by the Geneva
convention OF 1929 in the treat
ment of war prisoners.
He said so far the Japanese gov
eminent has not issued any state
ment concerning IT'S official attitude
toward war prisoners or civilians
informed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Fighter Pilot Killed

HARRISBURG, Pa. Dec =
GNSD Army authorities al the
nearby Middletown air depot today
investigated the death OF one Of
their pilots, Second Lieut. William
r. Luetzow. 22-year-old Milwau-
kec native whose attack plane
crashed INTO a mountain side ~
miles west % here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Defense Plant Bonus
Sets a Real Record

CLEVELAND. Dec. u GNS)
Defense workers in the Cleve
land area who Chortle abou
Christmas bonuses they received
today looked with awe and envy
upon the 800 associates ~ no
employees OF the Jack q Heint.
Co Of suburban Bedford
A mushrooming defense plan
only one year old. the company
which makes airplane starters
distributed bonuses totaling $3.50,
900 10 the workers an average oil
more than $500 each In addition
each person received an l8-jewel
watch and a turkey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Father, AZ, EnIists;
Navy Rejects Son, II

CINCINNATI. Dec. y uNSj -
Addison c. DUR, a.. OF Mayville.
Ky, now commercial artist but
a veteran Of the first world war,
enlisted IN the naval reserve today.
Accompanying him was a son.
Louis. II, who applied at the same
time for enlistment. IN the navy.
Louis was rejected. He failed 10
pass a navy examination
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Defense Lottery Urged

WASHINGTON Dec II INSt
\ government lottery. with n
monthly irSt przc as high as
81 900 600 was proposed today by
Senator Thomas l( of Oklahoma
Is a means of raising fund, for
defense and 10 help curb initiation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Agriculture Bureau
Silent on Cut in Fund

WASHINGTON Dec - ms
Secretary of Agriculture Wick
and today WAS silent on the Byrd
economy committee proposed cui
OF SlO0622O 200 U agricultural dp-
preparations butts reports from
other officials Jn tho lculturo
department. indicated they fcal
such cuts would draytcalIy hurt
eConoWiC recovery -of half tho
country's farm population.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
BRITAIN'S MISTAKE
Not His Star
Killers Astroloeer @ e IS
= Note on Planet Venus

NEW YORK. Dec. y CINS),-
Note 10 Hitler'S dStrologer.
The unusually brilliant star that
has been growing brighter and
brighter in the southwest evening
sky FOR the past two weeks prob
ably VIII be Visible in the daytime
today
II d, the planet Ncnu not Mar,
and Prof William IL Barton Jr.
curator of Che Hayden planctauun'
declared II VIII reach ITS. maximum
brilliancc AZ 3 p. tu. when II will
be about $4,000 miles away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
FIier, Jerqens' Kin TO Wed

LOS ANGELES. Dec. q GNS)
ART Goebel, noted aviator. and
Ann JergenS Caudill, granddsugh-
ter Of the late Andrew Jergens,
cosmetics company founder, today
revealed that they soon would be
married.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
MIDWAY STILL HOLDS

While the small garrison al
Midway Island the last of three
important stepping stones for air
pl1nc traffic TO the Far East. re,
naming in American hands. con.
tinued 10 resist attack. the navy
further described the dramatic
fight OF tiny Wake Island before
NJ tell
The navy fatty denied japanese
reports that 1900 naval and ma
rne personnel was stationed al
Wake.
Total strength of the small fort
rcSs was less than 400 men the
navy communIquc stated, adding
that other residents OF the iSlanc
were approximately 1000 con
StruCtlOn workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27


Philippines was believed by mill.
tary observers in Washington tC
be imminent today as the lower
law of JapanS pincer movement
clamped upon Luzon's outnum-
bered defenders.
Experts intimated that II viii
be impossible 10 reinforce Gen
Douglas MacArthur'S troops IN
time 10 affect the outcome OF the
present phase of conflict
Combined American and Fill
pino forces again stemmed the
Spearhead Of Nippon drive IN the
north but. according 10 the war
pressure is lnCreaS-
ing southeast OF Manila in the
Atimonan region.
Japan. meanwhile. continued 20
pour additional manpowcr into the
fierce onslaught. The concentriC
drive toward Manila ragged like a
monsoon from at least seven in
vaSion points. with the JapS
creeping into blazing barragcs Of
shot and shell at each point of
contact
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
PAY HEAVY PRICE

Military analysts were con-
WINGED that the mlkado> men
have paid heavy price in life and
limb for every inch OF advance
ment.
Disclosure that the Japs were
foiled anew in the north came
when the army announced that
American and Philippine soldiers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Man Of Action
Heads British
In the Far Fast
PownalI, So, Takes
The Much-Criticized
Brooke-popham's Post

LONDON. Dec. q GNS).-
Short, vigorous Lieut. Gen. Sir
Henry Royds Pownall today as
sumed his new post of commander
in-chief Of the British imperial
forces in the Far East.
Pownall was promoted 10 the
rank of acting general.
Hailed as man OF action"
General Pownall succeeds Air
Chief Marshal Sir Robert Brooke
POpham.
PownaIl is one OF Britain's
younger generals. He's So, while
Marshal Brooke Popham is 90.
Appointment OF the new COM
mander-in-chief was taken here as
in line with the general policy of
heading Britain's war machine
with comparatively young men,
and also as the result of both
home and Australian criticism Of
the conduct of the war in the Far
East.
"OhLD w an VII
General Pownall is a veteran of
| the first world war. several cam
lpaigns somewhere east of SueZ,"
and has many decorations for
valor in action. He had been vice
chief of the imperial staff before
this new assignment.
He attended Rugby, the Royal
Military Academy at Woolwich,
the Staff College at Camberley
and the Imperial Defense College.
He was commissioned when only
l9 years old, and served first with
the royal horse artillery in Eng
land and India. until 1914.
General Pownall won the mill
tary cross and was included in the
distinguished service order for
valor in France.
OTHER HONORS
He won a bar to his d. s. o. in
fighting on the northwestern
/ frontier in India where he was
sent in 1880 He returned TO Eng
land IN 1888. and in 1886 became
commandant of the school of artil-
; lery at Larkhill with the rank Of
colonel.
He went to France with the
= British ExpeditionaIy Force in
. 1899 and became Lord Gort's
chief of staff IN 1910. Back in
England later in 1910. he was
made inspector general of the
British home guard He then COM
manded British troops in Northern
Ireland for a time, and in May.
1871, was made vice chief of the
imperial staff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
L. =. Unable 10 Assist
EmIDalfIed Philippines
BY JOHN HENRY
lntl NsWs service stan Correspondent

al L utltlluIIE postum dibilE iu'
Agno River. The Agno flows a
the foothills of the mountains II
the LinGaScn Gulf arena.
WV encouraging, this advice
milItHry men believed. failed e
lift the grave implications OF the
general situation
Authorities in Wa hinEt o II
pointed out that Macarthur
forces are vastly outnumbered
both on the ground and in the air
These factors, plus Japan wise
like grip on the islands west of
the Philippines, including Guam
and Wake probably VIII bar the
arrival of assistance for the gal
liant defenders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
OVATION FOR PREMIER

Further. he drew an ovation
from the nations legislators when
ne proposed that the United States
and Great Britain. following this
World War, must see 10 il that
such forces As those aroused by
Hitler are never allowed 10 exert
themselves again
While the ambassadors and min
iSterS representing immediate war
associates in the Far East and the
Western Hemisphere were being
informed Of IN aSter decisions
reached al the Roosevelt Churchill
conferences, spokesman for the
United States. Canada and Great
Britain undertook 10 iron out an
embarrassing problem raised by
Free French occupation of the
islands Of 81 Pierre and Mlquelon
off Newfoundland
Canadian Prime Minister Mac
kenzie King figured prominently
in these discussions - aimed Al
keeping the French Vichy govern
ment from captivating further 10
the Germans Diplomatic circles
reported Vichy was willing 10 give
the United States and Canada an
observation post on the mill
tarily unimportant island Of ST
Pierre, provided the Free French
were required 10 withdraw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27

With Br,a.ns first great Lybar
campaign.
Hitler be- believes. viii mass
great forces IN France, Belgium
and Holland always threatening
invasion. 90 prevent the British
from sending forces abroad, mean
while hoping that the japanese
score great victories IN the Pacific
and the Orient.
Senators and congressman. anX-
iou> 10 learn from the prime min
lister whether Germ any Will
crack internally. failed TO get a
satisfactory answer The trouble
with The Germans nc said IS that
they lack a sense of humor and
an ability 10 understand some
human problems.
II Is difficult he said 10 say
what such a people viii do.
on the brighter side Churchill
said that British soldiers have
proved themselves equal to Ger
mans, that he has hopes Singapore
VIII hold that Britain has learend
q lot b out dealing with sub.
marines M the Atlantic. and that
war production IS gaining
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27

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Minister V.lr.,o, C,,f,r.D Lc.
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'''' go .'' pans ~
'.a'i am invasion oi BRUSH Isles
next ~piu- b wa. disclosed
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Discussing progress 81 me War
~ ~ !'hl' 'tlh>. OnuIchill cA-
>pIaN$ % 'IldI bil'lSn ihcis o o p
odn0T0e away ~ Gock> and snip
IodiIa'ns. pants IN Pefmany aud
occupied countries TO ioI'>ldll a
MAJOR INVASION
r,ore Conrdor, man cycr ~ me-
venting Germany from realizing
her desire TO S W ar over tho
British Isles.
DAYLIGHT AIR SUPREMACY
Bri'ain. ne SAID, ha> daylgnl
ar supremacy over me Islands
n .',., ol ''lc iluiil .-' oi S'Ips
which would be required Tor an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
MEETS FOES OF WAR

Senate nonlnterVentIoniSts were
introduced 20 Churchill. When
Senator Wheeler ID OF Montana.
was presented. an eyewitness said.
Churchill raised his eyebrows and
told Wheeler that he was gratifed
10 meet HIM.
Referring 10 Wheeler later,
Churchill said II was a real pleas
urc and a privilege to meet
Wheeler. that he was sure Of his
loyalty and that ne admired per-
sons who fought for their convic-
tons Disappearing OF discussion
Ioi former quarrclS over foreign
policy. either in Britain or the
United states. he remarked:
III the present critizies the
past too much there's not much
hope for the future"
He told a group Of senators that
NJ the EngliSh-speaking people
band together they can assure
peace for 100 years after the
present war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
AFTER CHURCHILL TALK

President Roosevelt arranged
these conferences with. the powers
associated against Japan Germany
and italy hard on the heels Of
Prime Minister Churchill's blunt
warning 20 an historic special
meeting OF Congress that il may
be l943 or even 1914 before tho
anti-AXiS nations are able 10 de-
liver a knockout blow 10 Hitlerism
Already. the Roosevelt-C Churchill
conference table had appriSed the
Russian high command OF its fu-
ture objectiveS Soviet AmbaSsa-
dor Maxim Litvinoff. generally
accepted as second only 10 Pre-
mier Josef Stain. was one Of the
first to be called 10 the White
House
Despite immediate Anelo-Amer-
Ilcan reverSes in the Pacific. a Ger.
tainty that ultimate victory would
prevail was most apparent in
Washington.
Prime Minister Churchill key
noted that conviction from the
lroStrum of the Senate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Roosevelt Call
Follows Talk
By Churchill
Map Joint Campaign
TO Smash Japs and Hitler
With Final Blow by I943
BY GEORGE DURNO

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.-Dip-
lomatic spokesman for tried and
hardened fighters in the crucial
Pacific war theater-the Dutch,
the Australians. the New Yea
landerS and the Chinese-were
called 10 the White House today
10 sit with the United States
British war council and plot A
Joint campaign designed TO smash
the japanese.
A second White House confer
.ence brought representatives Of all
the Central and South American
republics together with President
Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Winston Churchill a detailed
a n NSiS OF the war strategy
against Hitlerism had been prom
iscd then.
Sitting in AZ the sessions was
Canadian Prime Minister w l..
Mackenzie King. who arrived in
Washington late yester q v 10
cement further the battle alliance
between his British dominion and
the United States
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Churchill Fears
Spring Invasion
British FIiers Pound Maxi Shipyards
Docks TO ForestaII Concentrations
istss.,,ousi s,-, pheie
BY WILLIAM =. NEAL
Iuti N,ws service stan torresponden

WASHINGTON Dec u Prime Brltains great Lyb
Minister Winston Churchill be- campaign
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-28
PAX Sc zachovej.

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neco j1st."
Gale prosfm tie = CO te ma
pada? Vzdyt prichaz1s z ban
ketu?"
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sci prednest rec a tn clovek
ztratil vsechnu chut ma j1dlu.'
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sti)
"zeno, priprav mi honem
neco k jfdlu."
Gale proslm tie, CO tie napada?
Vzdyt prichazfs z banketu.'
eyes - ale to VS. - ten IVA
nivy soused tam me- rec a mne
tam z jeho reel presla chut ma
jfdIo."