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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-01
PARENT, EUROPEAN


~ -iAtES in the New Jersey national
XT bowling tourney tonight on the
Tuxedo alleys brings together the
Newark Elks. Colonials and the Jersey
City team. The Elks are well UP In the
standing, and as they will present the
same lineup as the team that is MAX
ing such a sensation in the Suburban
League, they should win both games
A crowd of rooters from the Greeh
street organization will be on hand to
root for their clubmates.
Local bowling fans will have an OPP
portunity tomorrow night to see Billy
Helms, the man who is picked by many
of the metropolitan pin-knights as the
winner OF the Greater New York In
dividual and intereity championship
this season. He will roll Billy Wein-
garth on the Tuxedo drives, and as he
is shooting sensational tenpins just
now, the local expert will require to
be at top form in order to win.
The Columbus Club alleys will be the
scene of the opening battles of the
knights of Columbus Bowling League
tonight, where the Star of Bethlehem
and the Olive Branch teams will begin
hostilities.
The Park a. n. bowlers were given
something of q shock last night in the
Newark League match rolled. when he
visiting Republican Indian League team
drubbed the Parks in two of the three
games rolled. The Parks scored a total
Of gig in the second game, which they
won, but We're outrolled by fair margins
In The other two contests.
The Athletic League season was for
mally opened last night when the Mont
! clair team and the Jersey City quintet
got into action on the Montclair clubs
alleys. None of the scores were high,
but the pinning of the members of both
teams taken collectively was fair. The
Jersey team won the secondSgame, while
the Montclair pinknights tool the first
and final contests.
In tho National Interstate League
match rolled last night contested on the
Tuxedo alleys between the Newarks II
the Union Hill the local bowlers
hung up q new record for the league
this season, when the Newark team,
which was composed OF Souter, Waring,
Naughright, Clark and Johns tailed a
| count of 1,094 in the second game of the
match. After winning the first game
by five pins, the visitors we're outclassed
in the two remaining games.
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BRONSON AND DEsHLER DRAW.

BOSTON. Mass, Dee. Ray Bron-
son, of Indianapolis, and Dave Desh-
Ter, OF Cambridge. boxed twelve rounds
to a draw at the Armory Athletic AS
ISOLATION last night. Deshler proved
the heavier hitter and was the better
in the majority of rounds.
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Oh, You Nr. Joralamon,

Oh, lau Mr.. Jorpiamon.
The Hilton '~'Strawberry
King always brings 20
the newspaper offices
stories of his wonderful
products, but he didn't
let the scribes in on his
marriage July -. The
last time Mr.. Joralamon
was in the office he
neither looked rs years
young nor married
Pegg,'s iosistence.
Peggy Baldwin insists
on saying the Jubilee
Court, when he means
the Juvenile.
Down Came the Curtain.
Some years ago at Il
benefit performance IN
the old Opera House
nearly every ticket holder
drew an order for a cake
of-toilet soap. This was
amusing. When the show
was about half over the
hero came on the stage.
excitedly saying, what
win | give herg What
will / give her, and then
paused a moment. A we'll
known sportingenan who
is q wit couldn't repress
his humor and called out,
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yosT SIGNS FOR TWO YEARS.

ANN ARBoR. Mich. Dec. Field
ing II. Yost. who has coached the foot
ball cams of the University OF Mich
igan for the last nine years, has signed
a contract TO remain at Ann Arbor for
the next two years. The agreement
was ratified by the board of control In
athletics OF the university last night.
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eu THls Dun
Recipe That Breaks u Ceid ia a Day
and Cures Amy CnrsbIe Tough

Recipe That Breaks q Guild in a Day
and Cures Amy Cnrsble Tough
Mix hnif ounce of Concentrated pine
compound with two nee OF glycerine
and half a pint of good whiskey; shake
we'll each time and use in doses OF d
t-easpoonfui 10 a tablespoonful every
four hours" These ingredients can be
obtained from any good druggist OF he
will get them from his wholesale housr:
anyonescan mix them.
The Concentrated pine i q special
pine product and comes only in bait
ounce bottles, each enclosed in an air.
tight case; but be sure It Is labeled
.Concentrated.s A prominent local
druggist says that he has flsied this
prescription hundreds es times and 'tas
seen Il work wonders
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RETAIL BAKERS BOWL.

The Retail Bowlers' Association rolled
last night and many prominent mem-
bers OF the State Retail Association
were present. Among those were State
vice-President c. L. Mueller, OF New
ark: Charles Butcher and Charles Al
mond, of Elizabeth. Arnold Schupp,
president Of the local boys, was the
high score man. with c. l. Mueller a
close second.
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JOSEPH j. GLEASON DIES.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.--Joseph J.
Gleason. for many years n of the
best-known boollnakers or the big
tracks and the inventor of the one
two-three'' system Of betting, Is dead
at his home in New Rochelle, N. z.
Following the adoption of anti-race-
track gambling laws in several States
he retired from the turf and had been
for some time engaged In the real estate
business.
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HART mol RE OPERATED ON.

CHICAGO. Dec. James A. Hart,
former president Of the Chicago Ma
tional League Baseball Club, will be
operated on fF appendicitis tomorrow
morning at the German Hospital, of
Chicago. Mr., Harris condition is not
serious, as he was at his office yester-
day. The operation will necessitate
the abandonment of his annual trip
abroad.
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COLLEGE FOOTBALL TEAMS
ELECTING 10 CAPTAINS,

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. 1.-The
captain for the 1910 varsity team
which will represent Yale or the grid
iron will be chosen a a meeting to be
held tomorrow. night. Only the men
who earned their 'tY' during the past
season are privileged to cast a vote,
Their names follow: Coy, Goebel, An
drus, Philbin. Hobbs. Logan. Lilley,
Haines, Johnson, Murphy. Brown,
Naedle, bingham, cooney, Holt. Coyre,
Kilpatfick, Vaughan, Howe, DAILY,
Savage. Francis, Field, Spencer and
Paul. DAILY and Fitzpatrick are the two
most prominent candidates. with Kill
patrick the favorite.
PRINCETON, Dec. 1.-The election OF
a leader for the Princeton team for
next season will be held shortly. Mae
Gregor, Sparks and Hart are mentioned
as the most likely candidates. Senti-
ment seems to favor MacGregor.
-
NEW YORK, Dec. edward Bar
rett. the I'll centre of the Fordham
team during the past eason was
elected to the captaincy of the team for
1910. Several papers ave chosen Bar
rett for the position of centre on the
All-Amel1aa.. team of 90, because of
his sensational playing.
UTICA. N. Y, Dec. 1.--At a meeting
OF the Hamilton football squad at Clin-
ton yesterday Don REX Side, of Paul
ding. o.. was chosen captain for the
coming year. Sidle has been varsity
material for three years, playing half
back his first two years and f~ullback
during the past season,
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MOTOR-PACE CHAMPION, in GREAT FORM
&DaseNRBM9

CHICAGO, Dec. l.
HICAGO will be invaded tomor-
row by a small army OF major
league ball-players, who VIII
gather here before starting on the trip
to Cuba. Those expected to report are
Addie Joss, of the Cleyelands, simon
Miller and Hyatt, Of Pittsburg; Merkie
of New York; Mcmillan, OF Brooklyn
Archer, of Chicago; AIagee, of Phil.
adelphia. and Thomas. Of Boston
Fucker and Howard Camnitz probably
win be picked up on the way south
Mordecaf Brown and Herman Schaefer,
who also may be taken, are here.
Artie Holman yesterday signed up
with the expedition and viii join the
squad in Cuba. Hank O'Dat will be
taken along to umpire all the games.
The team is due to leave here tomor-
row night or Friday morning
Jimmy McAleer is said 10 be dicker-
ing for the services of Hobe Ferris,
whom he wishes to secure for. his WASH
ington team. Jimmy always was for
the veterans, instead of developing new
men, though Kobe may still be classier
than a lot Of the younger boys when it
comes down to the point
Cleveland has not had an Eastern
Lacquer in its lineup.
I'll Newark had secured Vaughn, OF
the Yankees, as an addition to the
pitching staff at the close of the season,
McGinnity's men would have won the
flaen saws the BOSTON American. Yes,
and if Newark had won a few more
games and Rochester had lost a few
more and the Eastern League could
boast a real umpire and Benny Meyers
batted a thousand and Buffalo did not
win a majority of the games played be
tween the Tigers and the Bisons and
Engle and Demmitt and a few more OF
the 1908 eam had not been sold and
drafted, we might have had a chance
to win, also.
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Medals for steve.

Purple Hottie r.
Steve. of the South
Orange police, is some
&c h G g $ e. recovering
stolen automobiles. sun
day he sent back to the
children of David Prior.
of Curtis place, a racer
that had been taken
from them. The machine
was going pretty rapidly
in Valley street for a toy
affair at the time Steve
accomplished the deed.
He got the auto. but the
boy thieves escape d.
showing Stieve's speed
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FAILING WITH WARD
MURPHY FLIRTS
WITH JOS. OBR|EN
Chubby Charley introduced Head
of American Association to
Charles P. Taft Yesterday.
Ball World Asks whats
Next on the Program ?"

TT o now as
IL Charles w.
Murphy is ready
to drop John M.
Ward since he has
found that his can
lidate for President
Heydler's position
las not taken with
the other m~agnates
as the Chicago man
e x C e d. The
Chubby One is now
flirting with Joseph
-. OBfien, OIL tue
American Associa-
ion, who is looked
upon by baseball
men as a man who
is ready at almost
any time to estab-
fish a third big
league and whose
name has b e e n
mentioned in the
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Orange Deaf Mutes to Play
Bayiey Five Tonight.
Other News.
BY SURE SHOT.

THE Jefferson A. a. team was easy
for the fast Dominican Wander
ers last night. The game was
fast in the first half, when the Wander
ers scored five baskets to their eppo-
nents' three. making the score 10 to q.
In the FINAL period Of play, however,
the winners Gagged the leather on all
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-01
HALF-MHE BELMONT TRACK TO BE MILE

PAGERS developed during the past sea-
son are Branham Baughman. who
stepped a mile for Walter o in 2s65.
with the final quarter in 2S1s seconds;
Druien, a handsome son OF Onward
Silver. 2:05A. out of Kate Walter, by
Sir Walter, 2:24h. a producing son of
Aberdeen, POT. that was worked q mile
by Jimmy Benyon In 2:04is. and The
Philistine. a y-year-old son of Direct
Hal, 2.0454, who Gus Macy worked III
3:07k. This bunch is sure to get into
print next season.
The roar mare Margin. 2:0514s keeps
on her winning way. She annexed the
$1,000 stake for 2:1s t~rotters at Phoenix.
Ariz., last week, driven by BILLY
Durpee, the California reinsman.
It is reported that the racing outfit
of Louis Winans. the American milk
man, resident Of England, which has
been racing most successfully in Eu-
rope for several seasons, will he
brought 70 America, to rae in 1910
This stable is in charge of Al Perrock.
OF Cleveland. and includes amonE
others Allen Winter, 2:06A, with which
LOT Mcdonald won the first s50-ee9
handicap; Siliko. 2:1lh, az Icon, 2:19
Rensselaer, Weston has shipped the
bay mare Quisetta, 2:fo. by Birgen.
2:GeA, to McEwen Farm. Loring Hill
Tenn, where she will be bred to john
T. Gentry, 2:e0A. Local horseinen viii
remember this mare. She was raced
and given her record by Bud Murray.
-
light horses won $4,000 or more this
year. They are Margin, Penisa Maid.
Baron Alcyone. Baroness Virginia. Bot
Douglas, Jack McKerron, The Har-
yester and George Gano.
Nine OF the get OF Peter the Great.
2.07A, previously 2.3o performers. loa-
cred their records during the past sea-
son. His son. Mr.. Pinkerton. became
a producer. being tine sire OF the PAGER
Peter the Second, e.151@
The bay gelding Igo, which /. c..
STEELE campaigned during the past sea-
son for a record of 2.is1s, came home
weighing more than when he went
away. The animal is about the best
20 trotter in sight for mex year. he
has been right up second in IA. aud Il
is most reasonable TO expect him to be
q e.10 trotter over q mile track next
season. He is game and likes TO race
His trainer say he can 90 as nam.
heats right at his clip as any trottsr
on earth. HIS owner. William Klanls.
of this city, was offered and refused
81, 800 for him less than six weeks e
He told the weuld-be purchaser his
taxes were all paid.
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movement to put a third major league
club in Chicago. Murphy is not par
ticular what man is chosen to head the
National League, provided his name Is
not Heydler. Any fellow that can
gather five votes is his man, but Just
why he seems to be hanging to O'Brien
is. a mystery, unless he wants to get
in on the third league project with
O,Brien and the rest in pursuit OF his
syndicate ball project. 1t looks now
that Murphy is beaten IN the Ward
proposition. John MS statement yes
terday was anything but sanguine, and
the presence of the Chubby noe In the
East comforting with the lessee of his
new club, Mr.. Horace Fogel, is shrouded
in mystery. O'Brien was formally In
troduced to Charles p. Taft in Gin
cinnati yesterday by Mr.. Murphy.
Pittsburg, Cincinnati and Boston are
surely Heydler cities, and st, Louis is
expected to cast it's ballot for the
present incumbent. If that be the case.
a deadlock will ensue. The Heydlerites
are going to work on President Ebbets,
of the Brooklyn Club. to get a vote that
will throw the election against the anti
Heydler faction.
The holdout stories are beginning,
Now We have Johnny Evers going to
quit the game to prosecute his shoe
business at Troy. Johnny will hear the
birds sing in the spring. The tenor OF
his voice seems to be "More money"
Some statements have been made that
,~rn nrouft1oc 10 q aUpdjr1fp man
1t is true that he once had some money
in the PhiIlies, but that is past, and it
is also true that he now has money In
tho Boston Doves. He does not control
the Doves, and he did not purchase any
stock in the club for the purpose of de-
posing any league official.
To the Sporting Editor OF the Star:
Please answer the following in your
columns and publish as o 0 as possi-
BILE: How do the major and minor
leagues (under protection of national
agreement) divide the gate receipts?
w. B.
The various leagues have their own
rules. In most cases the clubs divide
the receipts. In the National and
American leagues the clubs divide the
% and so cent admissions and divide
the grand stand on a 50-cent basis. the
home club keeping everything over 80
cents.-Ed.
To the Sporting Editor Of the Star:
I'd decide an argument, will you
please decide as follows: A avs Har-
ward scored % points OF more on Yale
In. the last five years; B says they
didn't. Who wins? Yours.
p. Nc. AND S. e.
B wins, as Harvard has scored but
four points on Yale in the past seven
years.-Ed.
TO the Sporting Editor>sf the Star:
Can you tell me through your col
umns who is the billiard champ, and also
IL Willie Hoppe has lost any fingers on
his right hand? Yours truly, ]. r. r.
Mornlngstar won the 1872 champion
ship in 1908, but for sone reason he is
not in the tournament now in progress
at Madison Square Garden, New York,
to determine the champion of 1909 and
1910. Willie Hoppe has lost no fingers.
You may have confused him with Jake
Schaefer, who has the first joint of his
first finger in the left hand missing
Ed.
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standing Pat.

Some time ago We sug-
gested that a stat of
female arbitrators would
settle the trying umpire
question for all time. We
still stand pat.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-01

We don't wish Bill
Murphy any hard luck.
We only hope that he
viii live TO be as old as
his jokes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-01

What should prove to be ms OF the
best basketball games ever seen in this
vicinity VIII be played Saturday We
ming at Bay View Hall. when the Bay
View team win meet the Dominican
Wanderers. These teams have met
once before this season on the latter's
court, and. although they made a game
fight. the Bay Views were defeated.
Manager Gutbrod will present his
strongest lineup in this game in an
effort to even matters.
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The Bloomfield Lyeeum five wiz be
out for revenge tomorrow night when
that team lines up against the Bayleys
at Bloomfield in the second game Of a
home-and-home series. A few weeks
ago the Bloomfield organization was
defeated by the Bayley five and the
home team viii endeavor to secure re-
venge by 6~rubbing the local aggrega-
ton.
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The roam mare Margin. 2:o514, keeps
her winning way. She annexed the
s., 600 stake for 2:1s trotters at Phoenix.
Ariz., last week. driven by Billy
Durpee, the California reinsman.
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STAR WANT Ans INNS nrstLrs'
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WANDERERS FIND JEFFERSONS EASY

kinds Of difficult shots and simply
romped away from the Jeffersons. The
fnal score was 80 to is.
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The holdout stories are beginning,
Now We have Johnny Evers going to
quit the game to prosecute his shoe
business at Troy. Johnny will hear the
birds sing in the spring. The tenor OF
his voice seems to be "More money"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-01

The Orange Deaf Mutes viii face the
Bayleys tonight at Bayley Hall.
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Eight horses won $4,000 or more this
year. They are Margin, Penisa Maid.
Baron Alcyone. Baroness Virginia. Boz
Douglas, Jack McKerron, The Har-
vester and George Gano.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-01

Nine OF the get Of Peter the Great.
2.07A, previously 2.3o performers. lop-
cred their records during the past sea-
son. His son. Mr.. Pinkerton. became
a producer. being tine sire OF the PAGER
Peter the Second, 3.15L4.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-01

Cleveland has not had an Eastern
Lacquer in its lineup.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-01

. -iAtES in the New Jersey national
= bowling tourney tonight on the
Tuxedo alleys brings together the
ax,orir Luyx. r1r1p;olS aud tho Jersey
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oficerskiego, kt6ry, pod nazwa
"ruchu m}odo-wojskowego", zwra-
ca sic nietylko przeciwko rzadowi,
lecz take Przeciwko dynastyi.
Ruch ten domaga sic usuniecia z
armii wszystkich ksiazat rodziny
kr6lewskiej, zw}aszcza zas nastep-
cy tronu re stanowiska naczelnego
wodza, dalej sprowadzenia instru-
ktor6w zagranicznych dla reorga-
nizacyi armii udzielenia dymi-
syi wielu starszym, rzekomo ME-
zdolnym genera}om i pulkowni-
kom." = Przyw6dcy tego ruchu
grozq, ze jezeli Rad ME spe}ni do
browolnie tych postulat6w, to zmu-
szq go do tego siia,
Uczestnicy tego ruchu odbywa-
Ii schadzki i zebrania W mieszka-
niu pu}kownika Chacimichalisa,
kt6ry uchodzi "a ich przyw6dce.
W jednem tych zebran wzieio u
dzia} $50 oficer6w, og61em zas
naleze6 ma do ruchu czy spisku W
samych tylko Atenach $50 Office
row. Rad kazal aresztowa6 Chaei-
michalisa i siedmiu innych spis-
kowc6w, to atoli zaostrzylo jeszcze
niebezpieczna te sprawe. l iatwo
bye moze, re m}odzi zapalency
greccy, wbrew wolf rzadn, spr0-
wokuja wojne Turcya, ME Oa-
czac ma to, re musi sic ona skon-
czy6 kleskq dla Grecyi.
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Ze Stcr hdt0HcL,ich.

Cd jutra "a tydzien, W nicdziele
Is sierpnia, JE. Ks. Arcvbiskup
Quigley poswieci uroczvscie nowy
kosci6l Najsw. Maryi Fanny u
zbiegu ulic Springfield i Polk. 2
okazyi tegoz poswiecenia przybe-
die do Chicago i Najprzew. ks.
Biskup Muldoon Z dyecezyi Rock
ford i wypowie kazanic okoliczno-
sciowe. Parafia ia zosta}a zaiozona
W +. 1898; obecnie liczy ona 900
rodzin; kosci6} kosztuje okolo
100000; proboszczem jest X.
Jennings.
- Najprzew. ks. E. NJ. Dun.
nem'u, biskupowi nominatowi dye
cezyi Peoria, doniesiono wczoraj
telegraficznie, ae bulle, wprowa-
dzajaca go ma stolice biskupia
W Peoria, wys}ano re Rzy-
mu W dniu 4 sierpnia, tax, ae
W Westinghouse spodziewac sic jej
bedzie mona okoio 15go bm., "a
raz zas po przybyciu jej do Chica-
go, u}ozonym zostanie plan kon-
sekracyi.
Wczorai wsr6d wspania}ej
pogody odby}a sic wycieczka kato-
likow Abstynent6w po jeziorze ma
statku United States, specyal-
ME wynajetym; zwiedzono wsp6l-
ME Michigan City, gdzie wyglo-
szono jeszcze kilka przem6wieh, a
tax zakohczyla sic a9ta roczna
konwencya organizacyi Cath. To
tai Abstinence Union Of Am.
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znajduje sic ieszcze 5 osob,. .,po kto
re poslano i6dz fatahkowa.
Telegramy:. krajowe.
Washington, D. c., Z sierpnia.

Washington, u. e., Z slerpnla.
= Prezydent Taft wyjechal wczo
raj popoludniu do Beverly, gdzie
sic znajduje jego rodzina, ma le-
tni pobyt. Prezydent powroci do
Bialego Domu dopiero W pofowie
pazdziernika, albowfem do logo
wrzesnia bedzie w Beverly, po-
tenn wybiera sic ma objazd kilku
stan6w. Projektuje odwiedzic 8
do 10 stanow, oraz terytorya po-
1udniowego Zachodu,
w Bialym Domu roilo sic
wczoraj Cd odwiedzajacych, a
glownie od czlonkow Kongresu,
ktorzy przybyli poEegnac sic z
prezydentem. -
Spodziewaja sic, Fe W Beyer-
ly odwiedzi prezydenta wielu
czlonkow Kongresu,, oraz, ze 90
warzyszyt mu beda po kilku pod
czas objazdu po stanach.
Sekretarz wojny Dickinson be-
die stale towarzyszyi prezyden-
towi W ciqgu jego nieobecnosci W
Waszygtonie.
Nowy York, N. Y, Z sierpnia.
Agencya finansowa Bradstreeta
zapewnia, re wprowadzenie i u
regulowanie novel ustawy tary-
fowej wpiynie bardzo pomyslnie
ma stosunki ekonomiczne Stan6w
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