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Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-31
Wax Will Make
Stocking Feet
Wea ar Longer

WASHINGTON, Dec. 80. CUP)-
The department of agriculture has
suggestion for "the dolly with the
hole in her stocking"-use wax.
According to experiments, the de-
partment says, the old European
custom of rubbing wax on stocking
heels and toes will make hose wear
four times as long as those which
have not been waXed.
Simplest and most effective is
merely to rub a piece of ordinary
candle or paraffin on heel and toe
areas.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-31
Friday Bridge
Club Meets at
McQuade Home

Mrs. T. j. McQuade entertained
members of her Friday bridge club
at her home this week, serving des-
sert at tables attractively decorated
in a Christmas theme.
Prizes were won by Mrs. j. d.
Townsend and Mrs. w. E. Whitacre.
These present were Mesdames
w. ]. Thornburg, Robert w. Ware,
Percie Thacker, w. A. Vie, j. D.
Townsend, T. j. McQuade, Don C..
Paulus, w. E. Whitacre, and the
hostess Mrs. McQuade.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-31

Sharpshooting with Watervliet
A.senal-made 155-mm. howitzers,
not designed to hit small moving
targets, is a testimonial to the skill
of the gun crews, excellent work
manship in manufacturing them,
and perfect condition of the ammu-
milton, comments Brig. Gen. A. G..
Gillespie, arsenal commandant. He
reveals that howitzer crew in Italy
picked off total of "a moving enc
my trucks at an average of only
little over one projectile per truck.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-31
CALENDAR
SATURDAY

Eiks dance, 10, Elks Club.
SUNDAY
Services, all churches, morning
and evening.
Service canteen, 8, Methodist
church.
Watch night service, 8:3O-12 mid
night, Baptist church.
Communion, 11:15 p. M, Meth
0dist church.
20-30 Charity ball, Veterans hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-31
Society
Clubs
ATAYA GROUP

The Ataya Group had a special
meeting for their first rank and all
the girls passed A week ago Thurs
day they were guests at church
supper given by their sponsors, the
Methodist church. After supper they
had a council fire and received rank
pins and honor pins.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-31
DAUGHTER BORN TO
LENNITH DUNLAPS

A daughter weighing seven
pounds, twelve and one-half ounces
was born Friday in the Ell Centre
hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Lennith
Dunlap of this city. Her name has
not been announced. -.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-31

Thursday afternoon the Hakilo
group had an election of officers.
Following the election they went
on nature tour, with refreshments
afterwards. Last Sunday they went
to the USO and sang and brought
candy.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-31
CANNED GOODS
MEAT, BUTTER, CHEESE

Book 4-Red stamps Q5 RS and
S. 5 good for 10 points each. Stamps
T5 through KS become valid Janu-
ary /.
Grease Bonus-Butchers will give
2 red tokens and 4 cents for every
pound of salvaged kitchen fats re-
ceiVed.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-31
T. S. BRUMLEYS
HAVE NEW SON

Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Brumley Of
Ell Centro have announced the birth
cf a son, weighing nine pounds, six
and three-quarters ounces, Friday at
the Ell Centro Hospital. He has not
yet been named.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-31
MARINE COUPLE
HAVE DAUGHTER

Cpl. and Mrs. Howard Dahlin are
the parents of daughter, weighing
five pounds, eleven ounces, born
Friday in the El Centre hospital
They are making their home in
Jacumba while Cpl. Dahlin is
stationed at the Ell Centro marine
base
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-31
DAUGHTER BORN
TO ALPERT HORIZONS

A daughter weighing seven pounds
twelve ounces, was born Friday in
the Ell Centro hospital to Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert H. Horton.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-31
SUGAR

Stamp 81 in Book 4 good for five
pounds sugar through January 81.
GASOLINE
Ala coupons valid through March
81, 1945.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-31

SHOES

Ration book 3, airplane stamps l.
2 and 3 good indefinitely for one
pair rationed shoes each.
CANNED GOODS
Book 4-Blue stamps KS, Y5, rs.
Az and B2 good for 10 points each
indefinitely. Stamp CO through G2
become valid January l.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-31
HAKILO GROUP

ETHA WARD, Scribe.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-15
Mere Tobacco
Held L.. =. Need

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA (INS)
The Senate war investigating
committee was told yesterday
that the cigaret shortage would
become more acute in 1945 unless
steps are taken to enable produc-
tion to catch up with a rapidly
rising demand. -
Spokesman for the tobacco IN
dustry explained at a public hear
ing by the committee that the
basic reason for the shortage is
that production had edged up only
slightly, while demand has scared.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-15
Eisenhower Kin
Dies in California

PASADENA, Cal, Dec. IA CUP)
Rev. Abraham Lincoln Eisen-
hover, 81, uncle of Gen. Eisen-
hover, died today.
Rev. Eisenhower was associated
with the Church of the Old Time
Religion. His widow survives him.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-15
'ChurChi|I Hit
In Greek Row

LONDON, Dec. IA GNS)-The
British House of Commons was
thrown into an uproar today when
Laborite member Frederick Sey-
mour Cocks interrupted Prime
Minister Churchill to demand how
long the British government lis
going on with this policy Of muir
dering our Greek comrades.
Cries of shame" resounded
through the House, and cheers
and countcrehccrS were heard
The incident occurred when
! Churchill was delivering a routine
answer 10 a question on whether
the British dominions were being
kept informed regarding Greece.
NO DISSENSI0N VOICED
Churchill said that his govern
ment had not received from the
dominion governments any indi-
cation they diSSented FROM the
action Britain had been compelled
( TO take in Greece.
Laborite David Kirkwood told
/ the prime minister that he had
been inundated with kilograms
j from engineers throughout Brit
ain threatening TO lay down their
tools unless the British govern
ment policy of Intervention in
/ Greece was altered.
I Churchill patiently explained
that ne had given a long account
to Commons last Friday regard
ing the entire situation and ex-
planning the government policy.
NOTHING TO ADD
81 have nothing at this mo-
ment 10 add 10 what has been
said" Churchill replied.
1t was Cocks who at the start
of debate on Greece last week
offered an amendment OF censure
to the address of King George VI
opening the new session of Par
lament.
He criticized the monarch for
not giving promise of nom
interference British military
forces in the affairs OF European
nations.
CLIMAXED BY VOTE
At the end of the debate,
Churchill won a vote. OF conf
denee when the amendment was
defeated.
Churchill also was questioned
today regarding the allegation by
Italian Count SforZa, opposed by
Britain for the post of Italian
foreign minister, that Churchill
pleaded the cause of the Italian
monarch in the course of a Lon
don interview.
THAT is not so at ALL"
Churchill retorted.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-15

DOWNTOWN STORES
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- cAApUS sARtlUS at so.So@t
- hoSsot ss..~ fer-.s
10 hlchloAN hsoiss't SIDE
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77op wooowLsp Jss rh',. slds
io1 hlcHlcAst co, orn-ole
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-15
THE DETROIT TIMES

r-u1s RooMY. streamlinedice box beauty
will saveyour food-ssveyou money
t.. youRs-in exchange for u coupons
clipped from tall-size Borden's Silver Cow Gov
BRAND Evaporated Milk labels! (or ~ eou'
pons from half.size cans)
twill fit conveniently into your ice box OF
refrigerator -. protect precious, periShaD'e
ieftovers-keep them moist and havortull
Get yours while the supply la'ts'
Get Bordens Silver Cow Brand tooay .
You'rmakeityour eshlar brand oi canned
n;lk-it's so rich and creamy 50 good LOT
baby. too-it's irradiated with Vtamin -
bomoeenized for easier digesdbility' 4he
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-15
CLIMAXED BY VOTE

THAT is not so at ALL"
Churchill retorted.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-15

He criticized the monarch for
not giving a promise of nom
interference by British military
forces in the affairs OF European
nations.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-01-28

were shocked on last 9TH Sum
aav, January the 23rd by the
pastor, Rev. j, II. Gaines OF
iros-, Ohio, who carried them
through II months OF the
greatest prosperity in the his
tory of the church. During
lie ~ months Rev. J. II.
pastored Mt. Ol,vc V,
made more than S5V.'
Improvement on Their canfcll =
ma paid for it in full pad o.l
some old indebted ess q the
church, taken in 50 new meni-
hers, and raised the chtlrch
treasurer frotn II cents s
Sl13.S9. Rev Gaines resis'ee
without announcing his future
/ lplanS.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-01-28
DR.. Reed Guest Minister
AT Allen Special Service

Dr. G., w Reed, brilliant
ard dynamic pastor Of Way
nah A. NJ. e. church will
preach at Aliens special serv
ioc, January 30 at y. m. pr,
Reed's theology training was
clilnaxeJ with Doctors de-
gree from Los Angeles Divin
ity school. Receiving his doc
tora.e al tho az Of 23. he
hol>,.5 the single honor Of be
ing the youngest minister III
the connection To receive such
a degree.
lIc pastorcd successfully IT
! B d Il IS Idaho. Colorado
/ Springs, Colo, l.eavenWorth
kas,; I4awfcl e Kas. aae
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. prior to be
bers, while provisions ar
made for Church clubs aI1e
organizations to contribute a
a group. over and above indl
| vidual donations. Each quar-
| ter will be acaentuatod With
similar special program.
Members and frlerds ar
urged to avail themselves In
opportunity Of hearing this -
vigorating and dynamic mln
lister. The entire program vi
be limited to less than an holt
and a half Don't forget tn
date (Jan. 80, 1944), tim
"a p. M and place tAlle
A.M.E. Church, located a
Fifth and Euclid Sts.)
ing called to Wayman. Tt
perfect blend Of a rich bacl
ground, thorough training ar
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-01-28
Atty. Ray Hughes Feted AT Wherefore
FOR crltorlous Service

J Milton Wright, lie Is ]
j Ter Of whom we can be
IS nd = DR., Gilbert Jones,
man slnee Payne has
90 ed as much IS Ray Mrs.
ri. Barnes, Improvements
~ fnitieation has been his
psyA word, Dr. Wilbur
ae. lie is ll,elped i lalslilee
'3isLo a. ] Alien, "1iae who
81 ifie dly to the institution
I1r e bert Shanter, s A fear
Less nGn,,' y. T. Murray ~
,ireless man IN the behalf Of
Wlineiiorce.
Cove nor Rricl,er Pays
Tribute
Governor Brieker extended
his personal thanks TO Ray
Hughes for his splendid and
unscllish effort Ill his work at
Wilberforce Ii his special
| message which was read BY
Maceo Hill he said His will
| lngness To cooperate III tins
respect is very gratifying t
/ me and | know that WILDER
| force will always be mindful
Of his intirlng service and dc
| yotion. Attorney Hughes re
sponded to the tributes b.
paying respect to those VIII
worked tirelessly BY his sid
to accomplish the uniiled pre-
gram and standardlzing tn
university He reviewed th
nitro program and accom-
Iishmcnt of the Board Apal
from the dinner music III
nenacing CLINT OF cand
tights. seated by Attorne
Hughes who graclously an
nodestiy received a gift fro
Mrs. Charles Wesley Oh b
half of the faculty and iflens
of the university
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-01-28

Save your kitchen fats,
metal scrap, rags and rubber
And then begin q conservation
campaign ia your own wallet
IS your social security card
still there lengthen tho llte
.of that document hY keeping
il with Your other valuable
papers. Keep ii safe. SO You
won't need to ask for d new
one. II costs 1onr Government
nloney to issue 4 new card
money which VIC need now Z
fight the war
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-01-28

Building Furd Drive. The.
general plan involves q two
year effort for raising $50, 600.
Eight quarters, or report per
iods are set aside for checking
progress made during the two
years. Weekly donations are
suggested for individual mem
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-01-28

visionary thinking promises Z
radiant and seryiceable career
for DR. Reed.
Aliens special program will
climax the first quarter OF the
much pubiicize Allcn A M +.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-06-01

sort of report on how the home
town looks as of today, so dom,
expect to see too much of a change
when you get back. Richland,
however, is another story. You'll
be nothing short of amazed when
you see that place. The old gag
about Kennewick becoming a SUBJ
urb of Rchland is no gag. It's
quite true right now.
People now, that's different
story. We have many more people
on the streets than ever before
and you just can't know third
of 'em. They change SO often
that just as you speak to them
the second time they disappear
and a new group comes in. No
wonder you run onto names in
the paper that you don't recognize.
Maybe its the first stime we ever
heard of 'em too.
If you fellows want more of
this kind of stuff, drop me line
now and then. The regulations
have eased up considerably now
and we can print anything you
can get by your local censors in
the way of addresses, etc. 1t may
help lot in keeping in touch
with your buddies in the service
in other locations. Write to us
anyway. Most people like to hear
from and about you.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-06-01
Obituary
Elizabeth Amelia Puderbaugh

Elizabeth Amelia Johns was
born in Copperville, Kansas on
March 5th, 1877. She came to
kennewick twenty-five years ago
when she married Chris Puder.
baugh and where they have lived
ever since. She passed away in
the Pasco hospital Tuesday morn
ing, May 30th, 1914. She is sur
vived by her husband Chris Pu-
derbaugh and lone daughter by a
former marriage Mrs. Fay Jacob
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-06-01
Lharsday, June /. IA,

son of IS, Seattle attic, three grand !!
dren and nd three great grand grand q chI.
aren, also seven stem 'a cSl,!c Chi.
Glen Puderbaugh of Ses, ttlhildret
Alyword Of Seattle, Far, ALI
pTGaugh of Walla Waila, M, rg s
Dickinson of Renewal ' Ellie
i EDITH : Cox D. Of Seattle, E. ] NM Mn
son Of Tacoma and Mrs :. n NOR
mason Of Couer d. Alene ,Sract
and ten Step-grand chlidron, usno
neral services we're held ssa ~.
Mueller chapel on THURSDAY 'n tht
list, with Rev. A. J. Pine :, Jun
. Christian Church in charge " .
terment was made in the ~ H.. H.
view Heights cemetery, AiVef
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-06-01

addition to auto supplies, furni-
ture, pictures, clothing and what
not are stocked.
The Pollyanna, next door has
been changed completely. They
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Continued From Page u
tractors on the Hanford job. While
Olav Otheim is in the navy, his
store has undergone quite change
in the kind of goods carried. In
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-06-01

CAMPBELL'S Custom Cannery
would like the people to pre-
pare their products at home as
far as possible, because of the
lack of space. They should trim
the grass to Az inches and wash
il before bringing to the plant for
canning if possible. &c
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-06-01

FOR RENT: Two-roomed cabin.
One mile south of school. j. p.
Peters.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-06-01

FOR RENT: broom house with
screened porch. Fine family
cow for sale. Come east ON 9th
Avenue to green cabins. Morgan
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-06-01

FOR RENT: Exceptionally good
pasture. Write to Raymond A.
Rice, Route /, Kennewick. lip
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-06-01

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Too Late to Classify

FOR QUICK SALE: 80 Ford az
ton truck, extra good shape,
good rubber. One '29 Model A,
good rubber; SO Chew. Master
coupe, good rubber; Lee Hilder-
brand place, F. c. Todd, owner,
2k miles west Highlands.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-06-01

FOR SALE: New tent house 10x12.
Foot's trailer camp. Also l4x16
trailer tarp. Fred Morse, 231,
Washington Street. g
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-28
(Nadaljevanje)

Turn besni in goni razbijajoc
z mecem svoje cete v boj. Ia
stonj. Kmet Sc ne da; kjer sto-
j, tn pade; kjer stoji, tam ko-
lie; ris Sc zagrize V risa, ris
tlaci risa. Zastonj! Zemlja po-
ka, ris ne more premakniti RI
Sa.
Mocneje in mocneje pole cer-
kveni zvon, hitreje in hitreje ro-
poce boben.
Naenkrat zapoje ma severni
strani mesta trobenta. Kaj je
to?
"Vraga!" zaklice Fratric, "mi
nimamo trObente.'
Sedaj grme velike puske in
pokajo. male. Cd severne stranl
Sc naval mocna ceta kranjskih
konjenikov. Obsla je goro, da
zgrabi kmete "a hrbtom.
Visoko Sc ije njihova zasta'
va, strasno pole trobenta, ma
sirokih klobukih Jim vihrajo
perjanice, po zraku Sc bliskajo
meci, drive kakor vragi, ma celu
Jim kapitan 'Danilo LASER IL
Vildeneka. Proti MIN Sc vrze
Kupinic S tropo ljudi. Ljuto Sc
kajo konjeniki kmete, a liza O.
graje in il oxen sipajo kmetje
smrt med jezdece. Sredi mesta
stoji star stolp. Tu sem Sc zate'
&c Drvodelic S petnajstimi pus'
kami.
"Vidis-li omega pernatega vra'
ga?' reGe Dervodelicu Nikolaj
sin brdovskega kovaca, pokaza
vsi ma Lasserja. "Cakaj! Ia "a
jec je MOL" Pomeri pusko il
nagne glavo. Tresk! in Lassel
Sc zgrudi vznak, a besni kon.
ga vleGe V stremenu po krva
vem snegu. Veseli vzkliki zao
RHO med ceto.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-28
ZADNJA KMECKA
VOJSKA
Zgodovinska povest il leta 1873
Spisal August SENOA - IL Hrv. poslov. L. J.

Ell, sredi celia sem ga pogo
dil," sc nasmehne sajasti sin ko-
vacev, "streljajte dalje." In zno-
va Sc je sipala il stolpa smrt
med konjenike. Tretjina jih pa
de, sekira zvrne zastavonoso,
kopje Sc zasadi v trobentaca.
Toda sovrazniki prodirajo dale
v kmecki klopcic, sekajoc ma
desno in levo. Kupinic kosi ma
konju kakor znorel. Ranjen je
ma levi roki, a ne zmeni Sc, am
pax gori dalje. A glej, eeta u
skokov Sc pojavi sredi vasi in
sc naval "a hrbet. Ma skrivnem
Sc je priplazila Oh vodi "a hise
in prodrla v mesto.
"Pali!' krice Uskoki, - "Se-
kaj!' klicejo konjeniki. Povsod
besni boj. Ne cujes drugega ka-
kor prasketanje, zvenk ct in
vpitje. Sc Sc drzi pri vhodu
Fratric, Crni Matijaz vgnejzdi
strelce v veliki hisi oh poti. Od-
tod pail, da padajo kmetje v
sneg kakor snopje. Fratric po'
besni. "Razdenite hiso!" zakli-
&c in S sekirami Sc vrzejo mad
Matijazevo zavetje. Mocneje "a
pole trobenta "a hrbtom. Cor
je! Uskok razkolje S kijem Fra:
tricu glavo. Konjeniki prodira-
jo, navale Sc "a hrbet. Kmetje
so obkoljeni, stisnjeni. Uskoki
prodirajo V hise. Mesto Sc "a
vile V strasen plamen. "Palite
topove!" zaklice Turn. Zabliska
Sc, vsujejo debele krogle in raz-
trgajo cele gruce kmetov ma
kosce. Kmetje beze, a Uskok
drive S krikom preko krvavih
trupel "a mimi in jih gonijo z
nozem V gorece hise in v hlad-
no Savo. Use popada ali Sc raz.
prsi, vse je pobito. Vidis-li ma
gricku zidano hiso? L. okna gle.
da zelezna dvocevka. Tu sc drz
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-28

zagrebu poldne, 50 dospelel
mnogobrojne konjeniske cete Vi
riirni zagreb, kjer je ze pref
mrgolelo banslih pescev. Pred
konjenisko ceto je jezdil ma bel
GU Casper Alapic, po smrti Fra
ma Slunjskega namestnik ba-
nov, pod trdim oklepom in 2 ze-
lezno Gelado, ma kateri je vihra-
la bella in modra. perjanica. Ga
sper je bill bled in oslabel, konj
in orozje blatno, a tudi konje-
niske cete so bile trudne, konji
izmuceni. v nerednih tropah SO
dirjali "a namestnikom modri
svobodni k1netje Barbara Erde-
dijeve, zeleni sulicarji z Zrinj-
sko zastavo in turopoljski pie
mici, zadnja ceta pa je gnala
pred sebo tropo bosih, bledih,
raztrganih, vrvjo zvezanih
kmetov. Konjenistvo pride po
petrinjski cesti do trga Harmi-
ce; tn Sc razvrste v vrsto, I'VE
zane kmete pa docaka skofova
strata in jih pelje skofov dvo-
rec. Ravno hoce Alapic presteti
eeto, kar prileti cd kapiteljskih
vrat Ladislav Plovdin, glavar
banskih huzarjev, ter rece, po-
zdravivsi Alapica:
"Mogocni gospod! Ko je cul
precastiti gospod ban, da ste do
spell v mesto, je zaukazal, da
pridete takoj v njegov dvorec.
"Dobro, gospod Ladislav! Ia.
koj grem z vami," odvrne Ala.
pic leno, nato pa zakliee O.
strim glasom: "Junaki! Poca'
katie tukaj, dokler he pride po'
velje cd gospoda bana." Alapii
spodbode konja in zdirja prot
kapiteljskim vratom.
v palaci skofovega dvorca j
sedel pri mizi zamisljen in Ia
losten skof Draskovie, prepe'
taje pisma, craven n jeg ps
podban, dalje podnotar Petrice
vic, veliki zupan zagrebski ir
varazdinski, zivahno sc razgo
varjajoe, a naokoli so stall gla
varji razbojnikov, castniki ban
skin huzarjev in brkati vodite
iii Uskokov. Ko zarozljajo M
pragu ostroge malega Gasperja
Sc vsi zdramijo, skof pa Sc dvig
ne ma noge, stopi proti vraton
in stisne Alapicu ODE roki.
"Zdrav, vitez sikloski in ke
restinski," ga pozdravi skof
"hvala vam, junak! cul sem, d;
nam prinasate sreco. Sedite
trudni ste.'
"Boga mi, sem," Sc poklon
Alapic, shame celado in obris'
S celia znoj. mi cudno. reveren
dissime," nadaljuje, ko5 Sc j
prisedel k banu, ida je vcerajs
Mi dan zapisan v koledarju kot
prank. Rdec je bill, ma mojt
vero."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-28
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linwoodu. Nahaja Sc ma Sylvia
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