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Evening star., 1941-11-17

Invitations have been received for
the marriage of Miss Marie Dolores
Harte of Bennington, Vt, and Mr.
Edward Peary Stafford of Wash
ington and South HarpsWell. Me
Thursday in the Naval Academy
Chapel at Annapolis. Md, with a
reception to follow at the home Of
the bridegroom parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Stafford. at 1905 Alli-
son street, Washington.
Miss Harte attended Kenwood
Convent of the Sacred Heart and
was a member of the class of 1912
at Georgian Court College, at Lake
wood, N. J. She is the daughter of
Mrs. John Bernard Harte and the
late Mr.. Harte.
Mr.. Stafford Is an ensign in the
United States Naval Reserve. He
was formerly member of the class
of 1912 at Dartmouth. having previ-
ouslv spent year and a half at
the United States Naval Academy
from which he resigned in Septem-
ber, 1889. His father is the son of
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Weddings of Interest
Miss Josephine Galbraith Becomes
Bride of Brig. Gen. f. II. Marks

flower basket was filled with pom
pom chrysanthemums.
Cadet Edwin Hall Marks, Jr-
Serves as Best Man.
Cadet Edwin Hall Marks, jr.. elder
son of Gen. Marks, was the best
man. The ushers were Cadet Will
lard A. Marks, another son; Col.
Henry Hutchings of Louisville, Ky;
Col. Charles Lacey Hall, 1t Col.
Fred T Bass and 1t. Col. Lewis A.
Pick. all of Cincinnati.
The ceremony was followed bv q
reception for the families and init
mate friends of the couple
Following their wedding journey
Gen. and Mrs. Marks will be at home
at Fort Belvoir after December l.
A member of an old Cincinnati
family. the bride was presented to
society in the college group of de-
butantes during her junior year. On
her return to Cincinnati after being
graduated from VaSSar College she
became a member OF the Cincinnati
Junior League. She received her
professional training at the school
Continued on Page B-b
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Will Give Supper

The Director of the Bureau of
Prisons and Mrs. James V. Bennett
will entertain at a buffet supper
in their home at 1l9 Leland street
tonight. in honor of DR.. and Mrs.
Gustav Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Steelman, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lor-
win, Mr.. and Mrs. William Chalmers
and Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hewitt
The supper will follow the round
table discussion of the Chevy Chase
Community Forum on La Dor Rela-
tions in the Public Interest"
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Party Is Given
For Miss Drexel

Misses Suzanne Fitzhugh Cooper
end Sophia Gordon Cooper, daugh-
ters of Mrs. Edward Wroth of
Alexandria. Va. and Comdr. Thomas
Valentine Cooper, who is on foreign
service duty, entertained at cock
tails yesterday in honor of Miss
Dorine Drexel of Philadelphia. who
spent the week end with them.
Guests who came from out of
town for the party included Miss
Nancy Marshall. Mrs. Tho S
Cooper, Miss Fontaine Maury. all
of Charlottesville. Va, and Miss Vir-
einia Penniman of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Stag Supper

Mr. Paul W. Murphy of the Pan
American Union entertained at
stag supper party at his home last
evening in honor of 1t. Robert Bruce
sampliner. who is on the medical
staff at Walter Reed Hospital. 1t.
Sampliner is flying to the coast to
be with his parents over the Thanks
giving holiday Guests present in
cluded Capt. Rex Bernheim and
Messrs Carlton Ayers, William
Young. Carlyle Hammer. Julian Zier,
Tony DeGraff, Paul Whippo, Joseph
Donnely, Floyd Agrell, Hanson
Baker, Robert Rynolds. Joseph Ret
finger, James Olson, Leo Murphy
Emile Junior, Emil Wirtz, James
McNeal and John Emerson.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Exhibit to Continue

The Treasury unit of the Amer
lean Red Cross, of which Mrs Daniel
w. Bell, wife Of the Undersecretary
of the Treasury, is chairman, is con-
tinuing its exhibit until Wednesday
The exhibit was opened last week
in the auditorium of the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing at Four
teenth and B streets SW. and its
popularity was so great that it be-
came necessary to keep it open until
the middle of this week.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Bumns Return

1t. Col. Kenneth e. Buffin and
Mrs. Buffin have returned to Wash
ington after two years in Hawaii
and are now In the home they have
purchased at 8405 Irvington avenue,
Bradmoor. Md
1t. Col and Mrs Buffin are former
residents of Washington Before
going TO Hawaii they lived in Car
Isle, Pa.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Iatvian Minister
To Hold Reception

The Latvian Minister. DR.. Al
fred Bllmanis, will receive natives
Of Latvia tomorrow afternoon at
his residence, in celebration of
Latvlas S Independence Day. The
Latvian Legation will be closed
tomorrow in commemoration of
the event.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Burkes Entertain
At State Breakfast

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clifford
Burke were hosts to several guests
from out of town, entertaining at
their table for the California State
breakfast yesterday at the Wash
ington Hotel Their guests included
Mrs Lawrence Bemis and Mr.. H. E.
Walker of Los Angeles, Mrs. Nell
Van Smith of Iowa, who will spend
the winter in Washington. and Mrs.
F. w. Loerch and Mrs. George l..
Tarbill OF Washington.
Mrs. Burke was chairman for the
breakfast.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Secretary and Mrs. Ickes
Among Guests at Party.

ClnneT party lOl llle leW otlldtoi
from South Carolina and Mrs. Bur
nett Maybanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels
Hosts at Buffet Supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Humphrey
Daniels were hosts last evening,
their party being buffet supper In
their home on Broad Branch road.
Mrs. David H. Kincheloe, who re-
turns to her home in New York to-
day, was honor guest.
Others present were Rear Ad-
riral and Mrs. Edward Stitt, Rep
resentative Hatton Summers. Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Smith. Dr. and Mrs.
William J. Kinnon, Mr.. and Mrs,
Theodore Morgan, DR.. and Mrs.
Tomas Cajigas, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Harris. Mr.. and Ms.
Thomas Antony Walden. Maj. and
Mrs. Humphrey Daniels. Mrs. Mar
ion Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Sloan, Mrs Paul M Linebarger,
Miss Anita Cajigas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rene Taylor Jones. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Elliott. Mr. and Mrs Joseph
A. Herbert, Miss Aileen Havlin Har-
ris and Mr.. and Mrs Baldwin Cook.
Other Parties Given
Over the Week End.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Stanley
White were other hosts Of yester-
day, their party being a luncheon
which was held at their home on
Sixteenth street
The Beer and Skittles Club gath
cred for its weekly party at the
home OF Mrs Susan Kondrup in
Mclean. Va Hostess for the affair
was Mrs. Kondrup's niece, Miss
Margheritta Stirling.
Members of the younger set also
found entertainment at the Wash
ington Club, where Miss Alice Clark
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Brent
Clark, was hostess She was as
sisted by her mother and by her
cousins, Miss Ruth Ellen Lonergan
and Miss Lucy Waters Lonergan.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Student to Return

Miss Virginia Clark, who is a.
the State Teachers College at
Towson, Nd. will join her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Lyman
Clark. in Woooside. Nd, for
Thanksgiving and with them will
spend the week end in their cot
tage at Epping Forest. Nd.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Mrs. GrOsner Back

Mrs Clarence W. Grosner has re-
turned TO her home here after
lengthy stay in California She has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Louis
Garfield Of Columbus. Ohio.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Engagements of Interest
Miss Marie d. Harte to Marry
MIR. f. p. Stafford at Annapolis

Mr.. Wendell Phillips Stafford, re-
tired Associate Justice of the United
States District Court for the District
of Columbia. and Mrs. Stafford
His mother is the daughter Of Mrs.
Robert Edwin Pearv and the late
Rear Admiral Peary. discoverer Of
the North Pole.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
axe Home Here

Ensign Clark Henderson and Mrs.
Henderson have moved from Chi
. home at 1852 Conduit road.
Ensign Henderson is a son of Col.
and Mrs Paul Henderson of Wood
lev road
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Mrs. Craie to Sneak

Mrs Elisabeth May Craig, Wash
ington correspondent. will speak
Wednesday afternoon at the Fellow
ship tea of the local branch League
of American Pen Women.
Mrs. Imogen B Clarke, book re-
views chairman, will act as hostess.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Will Honor Mother
On Tooth Birthday

Miss Clara Stafford Will enter
tain informally this afternoon for
her mother, Mrs. L. M Stafford
in celebration of the Tooth ami
versary OF the latter's birth.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Miss Eleanor McRae to Wed
Lit. Daniel Edmund O'Keefe.

Mrs. Kenneth Daniel McRae of
Chevy Chase, Nd announces the
engagement of her daughter, Miss
Eleanor Eliza beth McRae. to 1t
Daniel Edmund O'Keefe, U. S. A.,
of Portsmouth. Ohio.
The wedding will take place in
December.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Plan Chicago Visit

Mr.. and Mrs. Brien Mcmahon Of
Kenwood. Nd. will leave tonight for
few days in Chicago. They will be
at the Blackstone Hotel.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Goes to New ENGLAND

Mrs. John Allan Dougherty is at
her home in Westport. Conn, for a
few days, but plans to return to
Washington later this week.
Evening star., 1941-11-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Dempsey
Hosts at Afternoon Fete;
Other Weekend Parties
Mr.. and Mrs Daniels Honor
Mrs Kincheloe at Supper;
Whites Give Luncheon
and Mrs John J. Denpeys
cocktail delightful affairs arranged
socially minded
decorations the dining
simple
Mr. Dempsey have
The Secretary
O
the House Mr. Sam Rayburn,
of
Chapman Cromwell Atwi
Senator Tydngs Malone
Mccormick guest
M.
Wilson,
Robert, r.
and Mrs Robert will be hosts Tuesday when they will give
Evening star., 1941-11-17
WHERE TO DINE.
THE JEB STUART
The PIoins. Xirainia

The Ploins, Vireinio
junction Routes SIS and IS.
Old Pa shioned Thanksgiving Dinner, 81 so
By Reservation Only.
Served 2-6 Pm.
Mailed Reservations to Be IN BY
Nov. 10.
Evening star., 1941-11-17

Miss Geraldine Park Engaged
To Mr.. William T. Decks.
Capt Charles A. Park. U. S. C. G..
and Mrs. Park entertained at tea
yesterday when they announced the
(See ENGAGEMENTS, Page B-4D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

GIVE ARE fighting for west
w ern Christian civilization
against the godlessness of Soviet
Russia"
Recent Nazi broadcast from
Berlin.
Germans. Your land shall he
the source Of life for the whole
earth. 1. God, shall give you the
entire earth so that you may
dominate il and lead ii in ac-
cOrdance with my will
praised be God who gives
strength. Praised be God who
loves the strength Of power.
Praised be war and praised he
the victory of Germany i'm it,
Maj prayer" from the play
Jobs Speech to the German,
sponsored since 1888 by Goebbels
all over Germany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
DSR Pay Raise

THE DSR wage arbitration board deserves the thanks
l of Detroiters for making thorough investigation
of DSR finances and bringing the pay raise
question to peaceful conclusion with an increase of
cents per hour for the street and cents per
hour for the bus drivers.
Federal Judge Frank A. Picard Recorders Judge
George Murphy and Samuel T. Gilbert president of the
DSR worked long hours for three weeks this arbitra
ton and received no monetary compensation for IT.
The fixing of DSR wages at 81 cents and 90 cents
per hour puts Detroit undsputaby at the top of the
heap among United States cities and gives DSR en-
ployes in the words of the arbtrators 1.-The highest
annual average pay of any industrial group in this
country.
The arbitration reports further noteworthy be-
cause it puts in word for the and bus riders
1T is well to remember that the street railway
company is not the property of the employees alone
but of the people of the city Of Detroit who en-
titled to increased bettement in transportation
coaches. employees, better service without in
in rate the report says.
This board is keenly aware that this consdera-
ton has evidently not been given sufficient thought by
any articulate group"
This last sounds like little dig at the mayor and
the DSR Commission for not devotng more of their
time to plans for improving DSR service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Hemisphere Diplomacy

THE American occupation of Iceland and the sanguinary
border warfare between Ecuador and Peru events
perhaps unrelated TO each other they remote
from each other.
In one respect however, they must be considered as
essential parts of great and intricate pattern
In the case of Iceland the United States has gone
far beyond the limits of the Western Hemisphere in order
osensby set up safeguards against the occurrence
of acts of violence and aggression in the Western
Hemisphere.
In the case Of Ecuador and Peru however actual
violence and aggression have already occurred, not
merely within the Western Hemisphere but between
members of the family of nations situated therein
Does it not SEEM therefore that the United States
is getting into the embarrassing position OF asserting
protective authority territory which has had no
previous interest while neglecng region in which it
has intimate interest of long standing?
THE American government has been assuming and
asserting that its various and recent provocative and
nterventonist policies in behalf of the Western Henri
sphere-of which the Iceland occupation is the latest
represented the will and supposedly had the consent of
the entire Western Hemisphere
The question has been raised before, and is
acutey presented regarding the real authority with which
the American government is able to speak for its Aeri
can neighbors in these matters
Has the Washington administration fully and
accurately determined the other nations of the Western
Hemisphere ready and anxious to extend the
boundaries of their interests and responsibilities as the
American government appears to be?
Ecuador and Peru may certainly be supposed to have
and interests at home important and absorb
ing than adventures abroad
Unless the United States is prepared to assume,
arbitrarily and without authority consent role OF
hemisphere guardianship unrelated to previously esab-
1ished unity, is not such consultation mandatory?
1t is scarcely conceivable that there is complete
Pan-American unity Washingtons interventionist
Europe and Asia and Africa when there is such
obvious disunty among the American nations them
selves upon issues concerning them more intimately.
The real and pressing problems of the Western
HemiSpherP
the European fields of Communist and Nazi conflict
THE fare of the Washington diplomats and politicians
/ for the pacihcation of mankind by force does not
seem to have even the undivided attention let alone any
show of militant and unified purpose of all the nations
md peoples within the hemisphere in which the United
States is important but not exclusively So
The Washington administration has evinced little
inclination to be deferred from begerent acts and policies
~ the reluctance of the people of the United States to be
involved in war.
Is it equally nconsiderate Of the desires and
SEPARATIONS and genuine interests and problems OF the
copies of all the American nations?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

WHEELER. Lindbergh and the
w rest of their company set
their own judgment on military
matters above that of every pro-
fessional soldier of recognized
standing who has expressed an
opinion on the position of the
United States in this war.
But Wheeler doesn't trouble
himself with military arguments.
Like the President. when he
undertakes to pack the courts
or humiliate his legitimate en-
emieS by dirty innuendos re-
leased as gossip. Wheeler is
fighting free-style TO lick the
man he hates. though the United
States be licked as well by a
foreign foe in consequence.
The people will be able 10
Judge this conflict better who
bear in mind that one mans
hatred Of another is at the bot
tom Of the great campaign Of
1871 10 prevent the American
nation from arming against en-
-er1fes afvar1cfng from both
sides Of the world.
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Connolly Answers

la Right of government 10
take private property for
public use; OBJ for each indl-
ViduaI; Co absolute owner
ship in land.
Pa A footprint: (b) an
apple; (c) his nose.
3--ta) Maxim Cork: tb) Feodor
Dostoevsky; (c) Leo Tolstoy.
IA Wakefield; (b) Hamelin;
(c) Basil.
5-Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus.
Sal Henry w. Shaw; th)
Washington Irving; (c) d. r.
Locke.
la Knut Hamsun: (b) q.
F.. Rolvaag; tc) Sigrid
Undset.
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Quiz Answers

philadelphia.
2-Three OF the worlds most
famous diamonds.
81 Hawaii.
4 -Dalmatian.
Sit is a root sip1ilar in appear
ance 10 awhile carrot.
6 White.
THE city is exceedingly fiat
and Al one time was sur
Rounded. -marShes.-nalkiag
il impossible to dig 10 any
apprecjable depth without
encountering water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

bandits"
Posters In Germany in 1888.
WINHE history OF christianity
l. n history Of lies and
swindIes, murder and crime, OPP
preston, violence burning OF
cities and torturing of inhabit-
ants. inquisitions, persecution
Of heretics, witch burning.
plundering the poor and the
weak, iails, enslavement Of the
mind, execution of the innocent
ALL this in the name Of Christ"
Ernst Bergman. professor Of
theology HE University of
Leipzig, in his book The Ger
man National Church.
I'VE must protest against the
claim OF the Christian religion
10 he the religion Of the German
nation. For its essence Is quite
foreign and repugnant To us.
Before MS lies the goal Of n
Teutonic. n German morality
which will rank higher than that
OF Christianity"-W Wilhelm Hauer,
a former pastor and now pro-
fessor of theology OF the Uni
Versity of Tubingcn.
when in centuries 10 come.
mankind will see the present
events In their true proportions.
they will say: Christ was Great,
hut AdoIf Hitler was greater.
Will Becker a leader of the
German labor front
"INIIE MORALLY corrupt, un-
L patriotic clergy il neither
willing nor able to administer
wealth belonging 10 the German
nation. =. If ID Is taken away
from them. they lose nothing TO
which they have the slightest
legal claim" - Das Schwartz
Korps. organ of the s. S. advo-
eating measures Of eXpropria-
ton OF the Catholic Church. on
charges Of mismanagement and
m m orality In monaSterieS.
NOV Is, 1889
But ! say In you, love your
enemies. bless those that curse
YOU. do good To them that hate
YOU, pray for those who insult
and prosecute YOU According
To Nordic feeling. this II ethics
for morOns and idiots.
1T II an invitation TO self
abasemcnt wfthout parallel,
which would force anyone who
agreed 10 IL TO feel the greatest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

TO THE EDITOR;
MOULD you please Try TO get
w Mrs. M n A | Strengthened
out on an article she had in
your paper about Finland being
one Of our staunch enemies.
How does she figure that?
Finland is only trying 10 regain
what Russia took away from
her in 1910
I'm not sticking up for the
Germans but l certainly will for
Finland.
MRS ERR A%NfckFF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Quotations Refu+e Maxi Claim
Of Fighting Soviet Atheism
By DOROTHY THOMPSON

contempt for himself. This
teaching is so hair-raising that
one cannot grasp the reason for
its being, unless one realizes It's
mean intention of making hu-
manity crippled horde of
slaves.
1.-THE determination to destroy
all opponents is just as indispen-
sable a factor of human worth
and human dignity as the
championship OF everything that
Is high and worthy OF love-"
From "Bolshevism in the
Bible" by Hans Hauptmann
published in 1887 in Leipzig.
a.. Our leader becomes the
intermediary between his peo-
pie and the throne of God. :.
everything which our leader
utters is religion in the highest
sense. in its deepest and most
hidden meaning"
GoebbelS speaking IN Berlin,
on March %. 1886.
"WE ARE the merry Hitler
We need no Christian rUtue.
For orr leader, Adolf Hitler
Is orr redeemer, orr interces-
sOH.
No erI priest ran stop R
From feeling ne are Hitier's
children.
We follow not Christ but Horst
Vessel,
Array NTH incense and the
hoiy-Uoter resseI.
Singing, ne folloW Hitter's
banners.
only then are ne Uorthy Of
---o oar sites,
am no Christian and no
Catholic,
I % NTH s. A. through thick
and thin.
The church can 90 take run
ming jump.
= The smnstiko makes me- happy
on earth;
7 wH folioW ~ step for step"
Song of the Hitler Youth.
"a. But now we must again.
because Of n series Of expert
ences, confirm that the attacks
have not become more bearable.
hut rather more hostile and more
violent, and certainly more
evident. They strive for the hin
drance or and The sucking away
Of the blood Of Catholic life;
furthermore, the destruction Of
the Catholic Church among our
people: even the uprOOting Of
Christianity in general and the
introduction Of faith that no
longer has the least relation to
belief In God and the Christian
belief In a future life...
ITO our profound regret we
also have heard and experienced
attacks made upon the personal
honor Of the Holy Father In an
especially injurious MANNER.
Catholic books and writings
are subjected to the severest
censorship and frequently are
even forbidden, confiscated or
destroyed.
"The Nazis have kndled n
war Of determination against re-
ligion and. as they proceed. they
create a flssure In the soul ri
the German nation which tends
To diminish the very strength
Of the country" l,
German pastoral letter
SiSnrd -hy at.~t;errf5n hfstop'
Aug. ~, 1898
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

UNLESS Mr.. lCkcs figures
y some way 10 break this up,
he will be only the paltry car
of the vast oil industry concen-
trating at the moment on smoky
exhausts and "jerky" drivers
chose who start fast from stop
lights in Washington, OF whom
some so or more have already
been arrested by the 1ckes con-
trolled park police.
The Washington fuel oil COM
mittee set up at the behest Of
Ickes is refusing 10 authorize
arrests and wants 10 make the
program voluntary. The citi-
zens apparently would not mind
having their cylinders rebored if
Ickes would foot the bill Of $50
or $50, or even If he would swap
their smoky old cars for one OF
the new eXhaustleSs limouslnes
IN which he rides. That solu-
ton Of the difficulty has not
been officially advanced yet
Thus progresses unity among
officials who are appealing most
~ the country for national unity.
F,--.-r'.-'-,s ~-vss NFrr Fss'a1s fnS
Reproduction m whole Or IN part
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

EDECOGNIZE them. the
~ Roman Catholic vampires.
German youth, stay away from
such like.
Unite against the international
bandits"
Posters In Germany In 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
| et+e rs to-
The Editor
TO THE EDITOR:

I AM contemplating filing as a
i candidate for the City Coun-
Gil. on the basic idea that where
new suggestions may prove ben
eficial, il is a good plan 10 inject
new life into any concern or IN
stitution. Well, if my platform,
presented as a feeler 10 the pub
lie, meets with the approval OF a
large number Of voters, l will
file my petition.
In other words. through the
newspapers, / am offering my
platform and will abide by the
result
And here is the platform;
Bingo games for Detrolters.
Five-cent fare on all street
cars and buses
Three-cent fare for school chill
dren.
License pinbsll games and
bookieS.
More instruction in trades in
our public schools and less teach
ing Of frillS.
No eviCtions where places are
deemed by the board Of health
TO he habitable.
SAM CARVER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
3AERDNG DOWN ON THE NEWS:
.VOIC No YOO-HOO
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

General Andrews says the Panama Canal is safe as an
gg museum and hope echo doesn't answer, 'Yoo hoo
We have Trinidad the east and Hawaii on the west.
the general forges the Caribbean has stopping
places than mlkmans boss.
any European nation get foothold island
and they will be tougher than crab hill
Like the younger Cato rapping Carthage again say IF
you your doorsteps you don't your house.
through the Caribbean islands by dog sedge and
carrier pigeon Enemy submarines stage old home
week and would have 10 the Caribbean through
water meter to find them
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