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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-22
CIRCUS EXTENDS
RUN THREE DAYS

Following a conference late yes
terday Of Chairman Tom Hughes
and other officials of the Whining
ton post of the American Legion
with James M. Raftery, director
general Of the thrill circus, it was
decided, in order to accommodate
the crowds unable to attend on &C.
count of cold weather early in the
week and the fact that the show
was entirely "rained out" Thurs
day. to hold over the circus and
Hell Drivers, at the stadium for
three more days and nights-Mon-
day, Tuesday and Wednesday-of
this week.
The decision was made because
Of many requests from prospective
patrons who were unable to attend
the scheduled performances n d
will enable outdoor amusement
fans to witness the greatest out
door show ever staged in Whining
ton, Chairman Hughes said last
! night.
Jack Kochman's Hollywood He'll
Drivers staged a preview perfor-
nance under difficulties Friday
night and drew the largest crowd
in many years with the grandstand
completely filled and an overflow
crowd unable to purchase tickets
for the event.
At 6 pm. the show was called
off because of the fact that the
track was ankle deep in mud and
very slippery. However at the last
minute. rather than dissapoint the
huge throng on hand, Kochman aft
er conference with his Daredevils
decided to present the show. Dare
DEVIL Bob Manson, star of the
troupe, narrowly escaped death in
the last event, when in making the
death Leap" Dive Bomber Crash
over three autos, he crashed into
the wreckage, sustaining serious in
juries.
Kochman said last night, that,
despite Manson's injuries, he will
be on hand Monday night to again
repeat his stunt and the ten other
drivers will stage the full program,
including the crashing the plate
glass barrier, racing through a
burning tunnel and ' many other
amazing stunts. There will be no
afternoon thrill shows for the He'll
Drivers, who will perform at
nights only at 8:15 o'clock in con-
junction with the Flying Romas,
high trapeze act and Daredevil
Bruffy, the man who hangs him
self and lives, and other acts.
The R. and S. Amusements and
Marks shows combined midway will
remain here throughout the three
days additional engagement n d
the circus will close on Wednesday
at midnight.
Popular prices will prevail with
the general admission at the main
gates set at Is cents and grand
stand admission for the He'll Driv-
ers and Thrill show at $1.20 feder-
al taxes included.
Exclusively American birds in
reos, tanagers. humming birds and
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-22
Sergeant W. D. Eakins
Is Killed In Action

Technical Sergeant William D.
Eakins, Wilmington, was killed ir
action in the European war the.
alter on October 2, according tc
advices received by his mother,
Mrs. Ella B.. Eakins, 407 South
4th ST.. from the War Department
yesterday.
Sgt. Eakins was graduated from
New Hanover High school in 1910
and entered the Army in October
1912. He was employed by the At.
lantic Coast Line railroad here
prior to his induction into the
army. He received his basic train
ing at Shaw Field, S. c., and was
last stationed in England, serving
as an aerial gunner.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-22

Herald, on 1.-THE final test Of the
local welfare program"
DR.. Ellen Winston, commission
er of public welfare, will address
the group at a luncheon meeting.
Counties in the central district
are: Caswell, Chatham, Durham,
Franklin, Granville, Halifax, Har-
nett, Johnston, Lee, Moore, Nash,
Orange, Person, Vance, Wake and
Warren.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-22
WILL PAY DIVIDEND

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Oct. 81.
tR-Receivers for the Fidelity AS
surance Association prepared to-
day to pay out Is per cent divi-
dend against the SIS, 100000 of Ii
abilities under their jurisdiction,
but announced that payments are
not moving as well in several
states which have separate receiv-
erships.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-22
CHILDREN RETURN

PARIS, Oct. 22.-(Sunday)-(Rl
Few civilians are able to travel
in France today, but one trainload
received a tremendous welcome
Sunday afternoon when 1000 chill
dren evacuated to the country re-
turned from Nancy.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-22
ALLIES ADVANCE
INTO Pc VALLEY

Continued from Page One)
Bologna, where the Germans were
estimated to have ringed the city's
defenses with ten divisions. Amer
leans and South Africans faced the
task Of blasting the Nazis from
entrenched mountain positions.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-22

The safest place to store paper
is a metal trunk or bin with
tight cover.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-22

The island of Kythera, off the
southern shore of Greece, is OF
volcanic origin.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-22

Here's Daredevil Bob Manson star Of the Drivers
VINO Will again Legion Stadium
nesday nights as he stages the automobile roll
and received injuries
fomances scheduled this
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-22

Exclusively American birds in
reos, tanagers. humming birds and
orioles,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27
Expert Says Airpower Will
Give World Life or Death
Fiorido ond South Seen As
Future Center Of Aviotion

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. up
For the first time in the mis-
tory of mankind. the choice of
life or death has been put
squarely 10 the human family, ;
Capt. Gill Wilson, president of
the National Aeronautic Associ-
alton, Washington, d. c, de
clared here.
"The question has been pro
pounded by modern airpoWer,
Capt. Wilson said. The answer
cen come only from all the peo-
pies of the earth. With the pro-
per, peaceful use of airpower
we can build better world
than man has ever known. But,
turned in evil channels, airpow-
er is a weapon with which all
civilization can commit suicide
ITO me, it's as simple as that.
1--WE in America may not see
It, but the people of Britain
know it. They found out the
hard way-and the people Of
Germany are learning it, too, in
an even harder way
In Jacksonville to draft con-
tinuing overall aviation devel-
opment program for the city,
Wilson lifted his sights for some
postwar predictions. Jackson
vile, Florida, and the South, he
said, are destined to become
"The 42nd ST. and Broadway
of the coming age of aviation.
He said that premise was
based on air traffic between
North and South Ameri a,
which will be among the heav-
lest air traffic routes in the
world. He said South America
will bypass completely the age
of steam-jumping from print
tive land transportation right
Into the air.
Economically, socially and
politically, air power is going
Ito remake this world of ours in
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27
Aides Sought
by Red Gross
Volunteer Services
Assist Army. kovy

Men and women over rs years
of age will now be able TO avail
themselves of a free Home Serv-
ice training course which, given
by the Macomb County Chapter
Of the American Red Cross, will
prepare tenn for four branches
of volunteer war work, il was
announced today by Pauline
Ullrich, chairman of Home Serv-
ice.
The course, which consists of
so hours of training given over
a l0-week period, will begin on
or about Feb. 20.
Falling into categories- OF
Communication and Informa-
ton; Reporting Service; Claims
Service; and Family Service, the
new course will instruct volun-
teers how TO render assistance
with communication between
service men and their families,
and will also prepare them to
give information concerning reg
ulations and legislation affect
ing service and ex- servicemen
and their dependents.
The reporting service will
show Red Cross workers how TO
cooperate with military and nav
al authorities by obtaining social
history material required for
medical treatment, and by max
ing reports on home conditions
needed by commanding officers
in deciding questions of dis
charge, furlough, and clemency.
Assistance TO disabled ex-
servicemen and their depend
ents will be rendered by the
Claims Service branch of the
Red Cross, which will aid de-
pendents of deceased service
men.
In the Family Service depart
ment, financial aid for special
needs not provided for by pub
lie funds will be covered.
Miss Ullrich reported that
the "caseload' Of the Macomb
County Chapter is steadily in
creasing, and urges volunteers
not to miss the opportunity to be
trained for this constructive
work.
With registrations closing
early in February, applications
for the training course may be
obtained for the following Red
Cross Home Service workers.
Center Line, Mrs. H. Bricker,
Cent. 1900; Van Dyke, Mrs.
Paul Tucker, Cent. 1891; Rose
vile, Miss Ruth Common, Rose.
0137J; East Detroit, Mrs. Will
liam Mertz, Rose. 0795W; st.
Clair Shores, Mrs. Keith Car
rothers, Rose. O214M.
Recent Claims Legislation"
will be the subject of Lloyd
Thompson, new Red Cross Field
Director of the Veterans Ad-
ministration at Dearborn, who
will speak at the monthly meet
ing Of the Red Cross Home Serv-
ice Workers at 1880 tonight at
the Chapter Headquarters in
Mount Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27
Master Mason Degree

The Master Masons degree
will be exemplified by Mount
Clemens Lodge No. 6 at a meet
ing Saturday, which will be
opened by a dinner at $40 p.
m, 1t was announced today by
Edward M. Olsen, Worshipful
Master.
Scheduled for next month,
the Jefferson Lodge will hold its
annual Father and Son banquet
on Feb. 26 at the South Lake
school. Tickets for the occasion,
at which the st. Clair Shores
Municipal Band will play, may
be purchased from any member
of the jefferson Lodge.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27
many never
SUSPECT Cause
|OF BACkACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief

Many sufferers relieve napning backschs
quickly, once they discover that the real cause
Of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way OF TAX
lng the excess acids and waste out Of the blood.
They helpmost people pass about3 pints a day.
When disorder Of kidney function permits
poisonous matter TO remain in your blood, il
may cause nagging backache, rheumatic
pains. leg pains, loss Of pep and energy. get
ting up nights. swelling. puffiness under the
eyes. headaches and dizziness. Frequent or
scanty passages with smarting and burning
sometimes shows there is something wrong
With your kidneys or bladder.
Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40
Is miles Of kidney tubes flush out poisonous
waste from your blood. Get Doap's Pills.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27

the next quarter of a century.
Concentrated air assaults upon
the close packed industries of
the Ruhr Valley have disclosed
the Achilles heel of Germany.
From her own bitter experience
and what she today is doing to
Maitland, England knows her
industry and manufacture n g
must be dispersed TO other por-
tons of the empire.
with that dispersal of indus
try will go dispersal of popula-
ton. Many of them will pick
Canada-and the population of
our northern neighbor will
more than double in the next
two decades. Other Europeans,
too, will wish TO get away from
possible air attacks in close
packed Europe and they will
move 10 other lands"
Pointing out that these shifts
will be the greatest population
moves in history, Wilson said
this redistribution will make the
globe of a half-century from
now almost unrecognizable as
our world Of 1914.
Whether we like il or not,
we are rubbing elbows with
people all over the world. Air
transportation virtually h
eliminated distance. and event
ually will practically eliminate
time. 1t is becoming impossible
for one group to live in health
and prosperity, while other
parts Of the globe grovel in dis
ease and poverty. Part cannot
be enslaved and other parts free.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27
CONFIDENCE EXCHANGE

TEMPLE, Textile panther,
Camp Hood newspaper. reports:
A CT on furlough wired his
commanding officer: Whose
ever findeth a wife findeth a
good thing; proverbs 1922.
Therefore request five days ex-
tension. My confidence In you
tells me you'll agree"
The commanding officer re-
piled:
Parting is such sweet sor-
row-Romeo and Juliet, Act II,
Scene 2. Extension denied. My
confidence in you assures me
you'll be back on time"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27

Killed in
Accident
ST CLAIR SHORES

ST. CLAIR SHORES - Death
claimed an automobile passen-
ger early yesterday morning
when George Russell, 35-year-
old Mount Clemens resident, APP
parently lost control of the We
hicle, and crashed into the abut-
ment Of a county ditch at Dean
hurst and jefferson avenue.
Eli Franklin Reese, AZ, of
1925 ST Jean, Detroit, was dead
upon admittance to st. Joseph S
hospital. The driver was treated
at st. Joseph's hospital, but was
released the same day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27

Fantastic things lie ahead.
Don't ask whether management
can produce. The west produced
no ships before the war.-Henry
j. Kaiser.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-02
SLIP ma CHS.

u proslu subotu &C. februara glas Socija-
listicke Radniske Partije cuo Sc ma sve cetiri
strane ovog kontinenta, preko dobro-poznate ra-
dijske mreze, Columbia Broadcasting System
Govor je trajao IS ,minuta, govornik je BIO
drug Eric Hass, urednik WEEKLY PEOPLt-a'
vreme kad Sc govor cuo Clevelandu bilo le
9:45 uveeer, q. dalje ma istoku 10:45, dok Je
ma zapadu tada bilo sat-dva iii tr ranije. Govor
je bio obliku protesta protiv nameravane kons-
kripcije radnik4a., Be- sumnje da su ga mogll
cuti milioni radnikA, ii. ako nje izvrsen boJkot
cd strane kapitalistiekih lokalnih radijskih sta
mica.
Zahvaljujusi lukavstvu kapitalisticke propa-
pagande, kojac yrlo oprezno zaobilazi izoega-
va da iznese.. praye svrhe, nameravane kons-.
kripcije, kao i u potpunom ignorisanju Ustava
Sjedinienih Drzaya, koji zabranjuje svaki pri-
s;lni rad i ropstyd csim kazne- "a zlocinstvo'
sigurno da je mali deo th radio slusaoca ista
mao do tada 0 esyrhama i sadrz:ni te namera-
vane reakcionarne mere Buduci da kapitalis-
tcka propaganda gpvori oprezno n,o] ooeca-
va blago primenjitanje iste, kao i to, da &c
tex mali broi radnika biti zahvaeen, to samo
SGQa "a Vfeme Tdtd, 'posie Sciio oiei WV -
"slobcdni ljudi'' Bezbroj radnika su bar deli
mieno zapali tu. zannku nisu smatrali tu r0ps-
ku preporuku tako strasnom tako zlonamernom'
kakva ona stvarr ,jeste U svome govoru drug
Hass je jasno zneo to lukavstvo kapitalisticke
klase, ukazujuci da je kapitalistieka namera
da Sc konskrpcija lodrzi "a sva ouduea vreme-
ma, da Sc njom narnerava porobti sve radni-
Ike da b ona bila primenljvana do njenih kraj-
nih granica. +. i
Ali, buduci i to, da kapitalisticka klasa
II toi agitaciji "a Eusvajanje zakona prsilnog
rada, izbegava svaki pomen Ustava - sto INA
ci da izbegava raspravu ustavnosti te propo-
zicije, koja je aGito protivustavna - mnogl
Cd tih miliona slusaoca nisu znali da bi tai "a
kon bio protivustavan drzali su da nas Via
dari imadu pravo da usvoje takav zakon. ti-
Eienica sa kojom je skinuta maska kapitals-
tickog licemerstya pred tim slusaocima istak-
nuta je u citatima il samog Ustava raznih
proglasa Vrhovnog Suda Sjednjenih Drzava
Ia lukava kapitalisticka propaganda korlst
te mere, bez sumnje da je stvoria osecanJe kod
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-02

dani ne postoje. On nipoSto nece Socijalizam.
On produzuie il dalje, te uti kapitaliste i
niihoua politi6ku drzavu kako da Sc opet pow
rate IL danasnjeg ratnog kapitalizma Il posle-
ratni "privatnog preduzeca" kapitalizam. Dr.
zava. prema MENU mora da povrat priozvod-
nju koliko je ina il njenim rukama. nazad pri
vatnim kajitalistin1a On takodjer opominje
ljiyosti "a profile, da sc mora odrzati potpuno
uposlenie radnika stabilna ekonomija Opo-
mimic in da Pare kako &c deliti place da mo-
raju dozvolit sitnom kapitalu "farmeru"
nesto Cd te place.
Govorec kako tai, "privatnog preduzeta',
sistem nece moci ola izdrzi krizu Il kojoj bi i
mali milone besposlenih zatyaranje banaks,
krah sveltske trgovne, paralizovane "faIme"
it'd, istovremeno iii uci kako da spasiyl tai
s;stem zakljucuje: Zone [krahiranja i kri-
eel mogu biti izbegnute samo ako poslovni svet
bude vodjen po svojim industrijalnim draw
ncima koii pojimaju, premda Sc vraeamo sta
rom sistemu, da ga ne mogu cdrzati bez, razu-
mevanja, novh metoda move politike."
,Nasilovanje logike, Ear ne? Nakon sto je
osudio tai "privatnog preduzeca" kapitalizam
i to yrlo logicno on uci plutokratiju kako ga
ipak JOS mogu odrzati. Sva burzoazija njena
,kojekakva faSrabala, sled;tt ms.terijalisttcSo
shyacanie istorije samo deimicno toiko, koli-
ko je to "a njih korisno a ma kra;u ee Sc uvek
ckrenuti protiv MEGA zapetljati Sc II stotinu
protivre6nost.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-02
"NaSi ruski drugOvi"

"Amerikanski Srbobran" donesi de-
love iedne dekaracije starokrajskih mi
halovicevaca, koju su mu etari doneli IL
woods and Mountains" Jugoslavije. Je-
dan dec Gu nasem prevodu sa engleskog)
glasi:
"Predstavnici velike vecine Srba, Hr-
vata i Slovenaca hoce narcotic da pod
yuku cinjenicu da ako je velika vec.na
naseg naroda protiv Titove Wade, ovo nj
posto ne znaei da je ona protivsovJetska
i protivruska Mi bejasmo uvek sn1o Is
kreni verni prijatelji svih nasih savez-
nika, velikih malih. Mi sa radoscu poz-
dravaljamo spektakularne uspehe naslf
ruskih drugova. Nije potrebno da Sc
Jugoslaviji uspostavlja dihtatura jedne
komunisticke mainline da bi mas narod bio
yeran saveznik iskren borac protlv IA
sizma, iii da bi Sc osvojila njeeova iJhoav>
"a prijateljstvo savez sa nasom velikom
ruskom bracom."
One koje pre- 20 godina nazivahu
"krvolocnim boljsevicima" sad nazlvaJu
"nasim ruskim drugovima' mason We
likom ruskom bracom".
Kako je pokunjila nos nekad ohola ]u-
goslavenska reakcija!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-02
M0skOvski "Osmeh'!

Tu skoro je moskovska novinarska a
gencija "Tas" objavila jednu vest, koJu
tamosnje novne donesose pod naslovom
"Neblagovremena ponuda "a sovjetsko-Ju-
goslavenski ugovor" a koja glasi
"Ponuda g. Purita ne moze da ne
izazove osmeh medju sovjetskim krugo-
vima, kada Sc uzme u obzir danasnja ST.
tuacija IL Jugosaviji, gde ma jednoj stra-
nj postoji profasisticka uloga generala
Mihajlovica, koii Sc jos uvek smatra jul
goslavenski ministar rata, njegova bor'
ba pritiv Narodne Oslobodilacke Vojske
Marsala Tita, takodjer i stvaranje Ma
rodnog Oslobodiackog VEGA. koje potpo-
maau Stroke mase naroda u Jugoslaviji."
Tai moskovski "osmeh'' bio bi srdac-
niji da nije pre- godinu dana nesto sama
moskovska vlada nudila jugoslavenskoj
vladi takav ugovor - da nije poslednja
tn moskovsku ponudu odbila!
Kako da Sc tada nije moskovska VIA
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-02

o. Gospodaru Vosaka, da nesretna pref
ii sretna gde &c rrayda da vadaju!
Tada necemo wise b sveden do potrebe da sebe brani-
mo; tada &c Tvoe sveto ne da slavi wise wise
sirom svea Sve te stvari anomo cd Tebe, O. Gospode
o, dobri Boze, me miloseu naseg Spasitea Isusa
Hrista Molimo te da povecas nasu kou sad is
povedamo govoredi: Verujem Boga, svemotnoga Oca,
i njegovog sina Spasitea.
"Neka b blagoslov Boga Oca, milost sautes6e
Seq Gospoda Isusa Hrista osta vecito zive edju ma
ma pricesti svetoga Duha.
"Amin!' =
"Amin!" odvrati Admiral Coligny pobozno ozbili-
glasa,
"Amin p odgovore vojnici.
Jutarnja moltva bi svrsena.
Dok Admiral relgiozno prisustvovase juarnjo molit-
vi dvoristu gavnog stana, Dominic sluga ME
govo donna, koga malo pre- zarobise roalist bee
zauzet zvrsivanjem zlocna zaednicki spakovanog cd
strane Vojvode Cd Anjou kapeana njegovih strata.
Dominic stupi u sobu Coigny-a, oprezno okreta-
Sc, budnih oeju usiju pazeei sve strane da ga
*Jutarmja molitva straze, 1869 - protestant Re-
view, sknj. l. st. los.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-02
Ear Opet "srpska
hegemOnija"!

Partizanska "Slobodna Rec ina je-
dan Ganak 20 licnostima koje saGinjava-
ju Vrhovnu KomandfI Narodne Oslobodi-
lacke Vojske Jugoslavije", kako tai cla-
max preporutuie urednistvo toga lista. l
jos oyako
'Iz clanka Sc vid da Sc Ii Vrhovnoj
Komandi, pored Marsala Tita, nalazi IL
Srba diva Hrvata tri Slovenca. L tlanku
su izneseni neki blizi podatci srbima
clanoyima Vrhovne Komande. Tu cete ma
ci irena koja su Sc vee proslavila celir,
svetom, kao sto su imena Peka Dapcevi-
ca, Wade Zetevca Miloja Milojevica, Ko-
&c Popovica drugih.
'Oyo je jedan cd najboljih odgoyora
na lazi srpskih fasista u America koji po-
kusavaju da uvere neobavestene Srbe da
su Partizani samo Hrvati da Sc bore pro-
tiv Srba"
Samo da slobodorecasi sa takvim "nai-
boljim odgovor1ma' ne uvere "neobaves-
tene Hrvate" "neobavestene Slovence"
da "Narodna Oslobodilacka Vojska Mar
sala Tita'' predstavlja zavodi - "srps-
ku hegemoniju"!
Znamo da vi, prekrsteni prebojadi-
sani agenti pljackasa tirana radnog ma
roda, umete da "srbujete". "hrvatujete"
"slovenujete"!
Kad radni narod nauei i poene da
RADNIKUJE, - TEX tada &c MENU pote-
ii da svice dan slobode boljeg zivota!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-02

ucnost Odelin vide Dominica cd kako ga zarobse ka
tollcl Sad mu srdacno cesta begstvu cd neprate
liza, ali, primetivsi bednkovo bedo, dometnu
= Sta ii fall, dragi moi Dominicu? Izgedas bled kao
pepeo.
Ne Sta - mislis promuca Dominic,
pa zurno istrci napoe.
zurba njegova odlaska, negovo bledilo spletenost
probude oruzarevu sumnu ali e misli brzo istisne il
njegove gave nagla pojava sna Antonicqa, koj utr
ci unutra uzrujana lica otma, uzviknuvsi
- Oh. oce! Hod brzo! Zaime neba, hodi kid Kneza
Gerolstena koji bas sad vrat ogor JOSEPH nom,
Franc cTaupinom
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