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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-04
YOST LIKES THE
MICHIGAN SQUAD.
SAYS TEAM is THE BEST THAT
HAS REPRESENTED WoLvER.
MES FOR FIVE YEARS
USES SAME LINEUP.

Ann Arbor, Mich, oct. 4.-Entmset
by the knowledge that the teG,ou.
days of preliminary training wer,
over and that the opening game os tn,
season will be played Saturday. Coacl
fosts band of huskies began work or
Ferry field yesterday afternoon. !,
was their first chance to test then
limbs ON real gridiron this season
and as there were no longer any
chances of straining muscles OF
springing charley horses by stepping
on loose stones or into unseen holes
the men let themselves out from tho
start.
The one big surprise of the season
to date is the pcrsistency with which
Yost sticks TO his original lineup. with
the exception of George Lawton, who
has been replaced at center by Cole
there has been scarcely change since
the first lineup was attempted more
than week ago. OF course, Conklin
has been replaced at guard Temporal
lily by Tom Boyle, the injury to the
former necesstatlng his getting out
of the game for a time; and Munson
has had To give way to Han at end
for the same reason. Both of the
cripples are rounding rapidly into
shape again, however, and there is
occupying regular positions in the var
sity lineup before another week has
elapsed.
The regularity with which Coach
Yost is sending the same squad
through signal drill means something
surely. In other years the coach has
made daily shifts i'm the personnel of
the team, even up to the last few
days Of the season, while sometimes
the team would be so badly shaken
up that it was almost beyond recog-
milton. Here it is less than two weeks
after reporting day and for nearly a
week Yost has had the same lineup in
the field twice every day-and IL isn't
because of the reason once so popular
that there were no other eligible men.
either. It's because the present ag-
sresation looks so good that it seems
improbable that any change
would strengthen II.
Yesterday the team went through
he plays on which they have been
with almost machine-like
precision. Fumbling was infrequent,
he men seemed To know the signals
perfectly and the backfleld was set
md away as one man. Truly. when
hcse things happen the second week
# the season, the millennium has come.
'oach Yost apparently doesn't believe
Iuite that, but he sizes up the situa-
ion in language which, coming from
i'm. means a lot.
Best in five years." he says, and so
seems.
AS usual. the Michigan schedule will |
pen with the Michigan Case game |,
ext Saturday
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-04
CONNIE MACK WILL WAIT
UNTIL The OPENING GAME

The Chicago Cubs thought they had
made a great discovery in Cincinnati
when Al Maui old-time pitcher and
at present. scout for Connie Mack,
was seen among the spectators in the
grandstand at the Chicago Reds
game. They had it all doped out
that Mack had sent his scout To learn
some of the inner workings of the
Cub machine, with instructions for
him to report to the Athletics gem
eralissimo.
The Chicago critics. travelling with
the Cubs, made much ado about
Maurs witnessing the game, but their
line of dope was wrong, as neither
Maui not any other man could pro-
vide Mack with the information re-
quircd to cope successfully with II
team like the Cubs, says the Cleve-
land News.
Connie must wait for the first game
in much the same manner as Frank
Chance did i'm 1907, when the Cubs
played the Tigers for the champion
ship, in order to get a good line on
the strength of the National league
Corn,c VII &c the man
behind the goa for the MaclSmen. 1t
will be up to him to pick the flaws
i'm the Cubs machine and direct his
line of battle against them.
Three Octobers back, i'm the famous
70 inning tie game between the Cubs
and Tigers, the opening show of the
first worlds series between these two
teams. Chance learned that Catcher
Charley Schmidt was the weak spot
Of the opposition. and by playing
schmidt, Schmidt. Schmidt. the Cubs
won four straight games following !
he tie.
Mack knows the strength of his own |
Machine. He is well aware what each |
ina every man can do as individuals
md as a team. He Is not worrying
bout that. II is the strength. or
ather the weakness, of the opposi-
ion that he must become cognizant I
4 and then play his game accord
ngly. Most everyone is CONVINCED
hat the pitching department of the
'ubs is weak. and II such is the case,
G sure to have the Athletics on the
,ng end I'm laying your bets.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-04
Can CUB BAITERS SOLVE
PITCHER COOMBS' DROPS?

One often hears an enthusiastic
Chicago Cub partisan say:
why Chances boys will knock
Jack Coombs best offerings all over
the lot. Jack hasn't got a chance
against the Cubs"
But hasn't he? Just stop and CON
sider for moment. Who is there
among the Cubs who ranks with La
joie, Cobb, Speaker, Knight Easterly
Chase, Crawford and other knights
of the big stick in the American
league? Artie Holman comes To
mind. Well, granted that Artie has
been hitting the bah well this year.
he can't be expected to do it all one
star does not make a ball team That
has been proven in the case of Lajoie
in Cleveland, Speaker i'm Boston,
Chase in New York. Cobb i'm Detroit.
and number of other instances.
Jack Coombs owns one of the most
deceptive drop curves ever hurled up
To the plate by a pitcher. American
leagc umpres are "A unit in saying
that they never saw anything that
could even remotely approach Coombs
chief stock i'm trade Lajoie, Cobb.
knight, Speaker. and the other star
batters OF the American league have
not been able to cope successfully
with This ball. Coombs has used IL
only In tight places, but the big
stlckers of the league have found
the drop too much for them.
The question naturally arises: IF
the star batters of the American
league have been unable to connect
with this deceptive curve with effect
in number of trials during n cham
pionship season Of 154 games. how
can the Cubs, who are much weaker
at bat. hope to hit the curve with win
ming results I'm a series OF only seven
Jacks curve is thing of beauty.
II comes straight for the batter, un-
I'll within a few feet of the plate, and
then shoots downward like a streak Of
lightning. 1t is difficult matter for
lhe keehest eye 10 lolloW the Ddll' IL
breaks so suddenly that one imagines
he hears the snap. Players say Il is
the most wonderful curve thew have
ever looked at, and they believe that
with it Coombs will work the undoing
IF the National league champions in
much the same manner as he won 20
IF 81 games in the American league.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-04
OLD STARS PASSING.
Germany Schsefer And Bob Unglab
Are Back Numbers.

When the Washington Nationals go
into training next spring the chances
are that neither Bog Unglaug nor
Herman Schaefer will be members of
the team. Some of the other veter-
ans. including Gessler. will also no
doubt be found among the missing,
for 1t is likely that McAleer will dis
pose of the players he cannot figure
on improving during the coming win
ter.
Much. OF course. depends on what
the youngsters he is now giving a trial
may do during the remainder of the
season. The fact that he has given
most of his veterans vacation for
the remainder OF the season would in
dictate that he is fairly well Impressed
with the work of his team.
1t will. of course, be necessary for
the Washington club to get waivers
on any player II desires to dispose of
before they can be sent out of the
American league. and II would not be
at all surprising IL no team took a
chance with Unglaub and Schacfer.
IL WliNtlS siIt StCuitu IL IL not UNI
likely that Schaefer will he sold to Joe
Minneapolis team, while
Unglaub has a desire TO take charge
of the williamsport team of the Tri- |
State league. where he is making his |
home and where he is very popular.
II is known that McAleer figures on
Kllifer and Conroy for utili-
ty purposes, and he is sure to hand |
Dne to Jack Lellvelt II that worthy
should not be able to get himself n
regular outfleld berth on the team
McAleer will not dispose Of any or
his pitchers until after the next sea-
ION is under way. for he will need all
he pitchers he can get for training
In the spring and besides.
'ome OF those who do not look SO very
formidable right now might be win
lers earlier in the season
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-04
BASE BALL RESULTS
American League

Philadelphia. Pa, oct 4.-The visi-
tors errors were costly and Philadel-
phia won.
RH.E.
Philadelphia ...1O1O5O1Ox-S 1
Boston .. 49,. 0OOO-5 g
Batteries: Dygcrt and Livingston:
Hall and Madden
Now York. n. Y. oct. 4.-walter
Johnson's fine pitching and his team
mates hits with the locals errors al
lowed Washington to win.
II. II. e
New York &c.. OOOOOOOOO-O
Washington ..OOO0O13OO--4 6 1
Batteries: Vaughn. Caldwell. Hughes
and Blair; Johnson and Ainsmith.
Benefit for BueIow.
Detroit. Mich, oct. 3.-Exhibltion
game for tho benefit Of Fred Buelow.
a former major league catcher.
r. II. Z.
betrolt ....' ..... ........-iO 10 p
All stars ..... ..... .- 2
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-04
KID mccoy IN FIGHT.

New York, oct. 4.-As an aftermath
of the recent divorce suit In which
Norman Selby. known to the prize
ring as Kid Mccoy. was named as CO.
respondent by I. Willard Helm. who
described himself as a mining man
Helm and the former pugilist were the
principals i'm a lively scrimmage on
Broadway recently. which landed both
men in the Night court. Selby appear
ed badly mussed up. while the discol-
Grafton of an eve indicated the da-
mage sustained by Helm. Both men
made charges Of assault,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-04
LIKELY ATHLETES AT U. OF M.
Plenty of Good Material In Ranks of
New Freshmen.

Ann Arbor. oct. According to in
formation given out at the athletic
headquarters this morning, the pres
ent indications are that Michigan is
TO have an unusually promising crop
OF freshman athletes this fall. Among
the most likely of those whose rec
ords are known are: Bubbles" pat
terson, Corbett, Rc-tius, and Allan
Garrels Of the Detftdt school teams;
Lyle Virgins, a giant football player
from Indiana, Pa; Arthur Markham.
quarterback from Rochester. n. Y:
former Capt. Alimendinger of the Ann
Arbor High school football team: and
Meek. a football star from Dallas.
Texas. Virgins has had experience
on Normal college eleven at his
home. and besides being feet tall
weighs over 200 pounds.
Numerous others have written
ahead that they are coming. but the
men named are the ones already here
about whom most i'm known. All az
them will be candidates for the 1914"
team
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-04
WORK SMOOTH GAME.

Detroit. Mich. oct. 4.-Manager
Hugh Jennings of the Detroit Ameri-
cans received new. but disagreeable
proofs of his popularity In Detroit yes
terday. Some swindler had been clrcu-
lating himself as a committee to col
iect funds to purchase a home for Jen-
nings and his bride. Jennings is 60 be
married in November.
Jennings friends without waiting to
investigate, Jumped at the chance aud
shelled out checks. Congressman Den-
by was one Of those who gave $50.
Jennings was chagrined and angry
when he heard OF the swindle.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-04
YESTERDAYS GAMES
National League.

Cincinnati. o., oct 4.-Zmmerman
performed a feat during yesterday
came that has never ben equallcd
here. lie knocked two balls over the
left field fence for home-runs.
R.H. n
Cincinnati e.. ..11OOOOSOx-5 IL 0
Chicago e. ....1O10OOO1O-S l
Batteries - Suggs and Mclean;
Weaver and Necdham.
Boston. Mass. oct. New York
defeated Boston in a ten-inning game
yesterday.
R.H.E
Boston 80. .2OO1OOOOOO-S 3
New York ...OOOO1O2OO1- ?
Batteries-Brown and Rariden;
Wiltse, Ames Crandall and Wilson
Brooklyn, n. Y, oct. 1.-The visitors
landed on Bell heavily in the first in
ming, scoring seven runs.
RH.E.
Brooklyn e. ..OOOOOOOOO- 8
Philadelphia 100000 OO-12 - 0
Battcrics-Bel and Bergeg Moore
and Moran.
St Louis Mo. oct. Adams was
effective, keeping the locals hits well
scattered.
st. Louis. Mo. oct. adams was
effective. keeping the locals hits well
scattered.
r. II. l..
$. Louis -. ..1O1OO0O0O- s ?
Pittsburg .2OOO3OOOO-5 10
Batteries--Hearn and Brcsnahan;
ADAMS and Simon.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-04

Hearsenoss in n child subject To
Group is sure indication Of the APP
rroach OF the disease. If Chamber
lains Cough Remedy is given at once
or even after the croupy cough has ap-
peared, it will prevent the attack
Contains no poison. sold by Eagle
Drug store Calumet. Laurium Phar-
macy, Laurium.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-04
PI L y .

4, i have suffered with piles for thirty
OK Ok years. One year ago last April / be-
gan taking Cascarets for constipation. In
ne course of week / noticed the piles
oegan TO disappear and at the end OF six
~ weeks they did not trouble me at all.
Nascarets have done wonders for me. I
sun entirely cured and feel like a new
a George Kryder, Napoleon, o.
nlessant, Paistabie. Potent, Taste Good.l
IN gsoo9; Never Sicken. Weaken or Gripe.
MI. -; 2oc. Never sold In bulk. The gen
en ne tablet stamped { &C. Guaranteed to
Sae or your mopsy back, go
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-04

st. Louis lays claim TO the distinc-
ton of having the oldest beginner In
the ministry. He is Col. r. ]. Hart
age 65 years and veteran Of the civil
war who was ordained and installed
pastor of a Congregational church re-
Gently.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-04
American League.

Cleveland at Detroit.
Washington at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-04
FRENCH AvlAroas COMING.

Paris. oct. ALFRED lie Blanc and
jacques Faure. Frenchmcn. who are
going after aerial honors In America,
sailed for New YORK on tho steamer
Ia Savoie from Havrc. T.o Blanc is
n member of the French Aero club
team who WIN compete for the inter
national aviation trophy ut Belmont
Park. l.. l. lie viii also represent
France in the international balloon
race at 81 Louis. In the latter event
he viii be assisted by Faurc, who Is
a noted balloonist.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-04

Perfumery is generally used by vcn-
ezueians. climatic conditions there. ms
In other tropical countries. being n
great factor In forcing it's use,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-04
Western League.

Sioux City, 1; Des Moincs, 4.
Lincoln, 3; Ohaha. ..
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-04
American League.
ToDAYS GAMES.
National League.

New York at Boston.
Ilttsburg at ST. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-04

Paris, oct. 4.-The champion air
woman of the world i'm undoubtedly
Mile. Helene Dutrien. In a recent
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-04

fight of - miles from Blankenberghe
to Bruges and back she carried a pas
senger and maintained an average al
titude Of 1900 feet.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-04

The hest beet root is about one
eighth sugar.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-04
Telegramy krajowe.

Washington, D. c., 4 kwietnia:,
- 20 osob, pomiedzy temi mi
lionerow zostalo oskarzonych
przez zwiazkowych wielkoprzy-
sieznych dystryktu Kolumbia, o
utrzymywanie pokatnej gieldy i
finansowe sprzysiezenie.
Onegdaj zjawili sic u wszyst-
kich oskarzonych uzbrojeni de-
tektywi z nakazami aresztowa-
MIA. Oskarzeni maja swe biura
meklerskie W Nowym Yorku, Fl
ladelfii, Jersey City, Baltimore,
Cincinnati St. Louis.
Oskarzeni maja bye intereso-
wani W nastepujacych firmach:
&C. S. Boggs & Co." W Nowym
Yorku i Filadelfii; Price & Co.
w Baltimore i N. Yorku; w koh-
Gu w ,,Standard Stock & Grain
Dealers" W Jersey City, Filadel-
fla, Cincinnati i St. Louis.
Pierwszy ten atak jaki wyko-
nuje Rad zwiazkowy ma akcyjna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-04

staio, gdyz uprzytomnialem do
piero tutaj W szpitalu."
Cia{o Delbruecka znaleziono
pod wieczor wyrzocone ma brzeg,
Benduhna zaS cialo zostalo wido-
cznie porwane pradem dalej.
Berlin, 4 kwietnia. - Protek-
torat Stanow Zjednoczonych mad
Liberya, murzyhska rzeczypo-
spolita, stal sic niemal faktem -
pisza yNeueste Nachrichten".
Wiadoma jest, onegdajszych
telegramow, afera okretem ME
mieckim ,Sperber", ktoremu VIA
DE liberyjskie, pod groza wysnu-
cia konsekwereyi, rozkaza}y opu-
scit liberyjskie wody "a to, ze
wyslas oddzial wojska ma lad, ably
poskromic buntujacych' sic kra-
jowcow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-04
Telegramy zagraniczne.

Neapol, 4 Lwietnia. - w sobo-
te o $40 rano zawinal do tutel-
szego portu parowiec pPrinz
Heinrich" przywozac ma swym
pokiadzie Teodora Roosevelta z
rodzina.
Niezliczone tiumy ludnoSci
zgromadziIy sic mimo wczesnej
pory dooko}a portu pragnace uJ-
rec i przywitac znanego ma
SWAT cafy i cenionego w Euro
pie bylego prezydenta Stanow
Zjednoczonych.
Do odgraniczonego ogrodzo-
nego murem miejsca, W ktorem
orret przybii do brzegu ME do
puszczon nikogo, re wzgledu na
wygode i bezpieczehstwo dostoj-
nych goSci".
Roosevelta powitali W chwili
wysiadania z oLretu amerykansb1
posel W Rzyrnie Leishman wraz
calym sztabem ambasadorskim,
ameryk. konsul Crowninshield,
dalej prefekt Neapolu Marquis
de Sofa, reprezentanci miasta,
komendant fortu pewna ilosc
korespondentow zagranicznych
dziennikow.
Poza Drama zgromadzone byly
tlumy ciekawych, a pomiedzy nj
mi wielka iloSc Amerykanow,
wyciagajacych o lie moznoSci sly
je ponad cisnacymi sic sasiadami,
ably ohoc jedno spojrzenie swego
dawnego prezydenta uchwycic.
Prezydent wyglada znakomi-
Gle, do ogolnego wygladu przy-
bylo mu tylko slime opalenie twa-
rzy, kt6ra przez to bynajmniej
ME stracila wyrazu zadowolenia
z powodu powrotu pomiedzy lu-
dzi cywilozowanych.
Odpowiadajac ma przem6wie-
ME witajacych go dygnitarzy tu-
tejszych amerykanskich skreslii
Roosevelt wrazenia podrozy mo-
rem Srodziemnem, ktora pre-
plynela mu spokojnie wsrod mai
piekniejszej pogody.
Pc wymianie NOW powital-
nych wszedi Roosevelt W tium
ciekawych jego widoku. Amery-
kanie ,,uzbroili sic" W male flagi
amerykanskie, ktoremi niemal
bez przytomnosci wymachiwali.
Roosevelt wsiadl wraz z przy-
bylynli ma jego powitanie delega-
tami tutejszych wladz oraz po-
slem i konsulem amerykanskim
do samochodow pospieszyl do
hotelu Excelsior, kianiajac sic po
drodze ma lewo prawo zgroma-
dzonym wykrzykujacym thu
MON.
z chwila przybycia do hotelu
zaanonsowali swe przybycie
dziennikarze proSba udziele-
ME wywiadu. Roosevelt, przyja-
wszy korespondent6w zastrzegi
sic CORY, ze zadnych najmniej-
szych wyjaSnieh, dotyczacych po
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-04

lltykl SldIlOW LJSuIIOSZOiyS III lin
udzieli i wszelkie wzmianki, ia
kieby sic w tym kierunku polka
zaly W dziennikach, jake rzekomo
Cd niego pochodzace, beda ma
tychmiast dementowane.
Po wyjSciu dziennikarzy zjawil
sic w hotelu wyslannik burmi-
strza Natana z Rzymu, ktory go
imieniem rady miejskiej prosil na
przyjecie i bankiet W starozytnej
stolicy Swiata.
Roosevelt przyjal zaproszenie i
oznaczyl jego date ma najblizsza
Srode.
Neapol, 4 kwietnia. - Miasto
nasze zgotowalo Rooseveltowi
niezwykle serdeczne powitanie.
Miasto tonic w morzu flag wlo-
skich amerykanskich. Wiele lo-
dzi motorowych przyozdobionych
w podwojne flagi wyplynelo ma
przeciw okretu ,,Prinz Heinrich"
skoro tylko zoczono go w oddall.
Pobrzeze morskie bylo zapchane
ludzmi. Doki portowe, place u
lice Immacalatella, Arseralski,
Promenade - Chiaia, Via Cara
ciolo pomiesciG ME mogly cisna-
cych sic.
Rzym, kwietnia. - Byly pre-
zydent Roosevelt ME przedstawi
sic Ojcu Sw. - Zanim Roosevelt
przybyl do Rzymu omawiai ame-
rykanski posei sprawe audyencyl
papieza wladzami Watykanu
Ojciec sw. chcac uniknac podo-
bnej kolizyi, jaka zaszla swego
czasu z Fairbanksem zastrzegl sic
pod pewnemi wzgledami. Roose-
velt zastrzezefi ME przyjal i u o.
ca sw. ME bedzie. (Szczegolowy
opis tel sprawy czytaj W oso-
bnym artykule p. t. yWatykan a
Roosevelt" ma stronicy 4-tej dzi-
siejszego dziennika. Przyp. red)
Paryz, kwietnia. = Mer mia
sta Saint Die W departamencie
Wogezy zaprosil Roosevelta ma
4O3 rocznice chrztu Ameryki. -
(Miasto Saint Die rzucilo 24go
kwietnia 1907 mysl, ably nowo
odkryte kraje nazwac Ameryka,
a to cd inienia wloskiego podro-
znika America Vespuzzi. Przyp.
red.)
Konstantynoncl, 4 kwietnia. -
w europejskiej Turcyi W miejsco
woSci Ipek dokonano onegdaj po-
litycznego zamachu, ktory jedne-
go wybitnych Turkow pozba
viii zycia, drugiego rani}.
w szczcstlnosci Ismail Hakki
bey, Observation-Disclosures miej-
scowa armiq, oraz Ruszdi bey
sill utica, gdy nagle paddy diva
strzaly. Ruszdi bey pad} trupem
ma miejscu, zas Ismail Hakki bey
otrzymas ostrzal W ramie. Spra-
wca zamachu - jakis Albanczyk
- zb egl bez sladu.
Konstantynopol, 4 kwietnia. =
Przyby, tu kr6l serbski Piotr
Karageorgowicz W towarzystwie
premiera ministrow Pasicza mi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-04

Grozba wysnucia konsekwen-
cyl uczyniona przez murzynska
republike bylaby komiczna, gdy-
by poza murzynami ME staiy
Stany Zjednoczone, ktore daza
do objecia W protektorat Liberyl
celem za1ozenia tam w sasiedz-
twie stacyi weglowych. Widocz-
ME - pisza ma zakonczenie
,,Neueste Nachrichten" - Anne
ryka polozyla swa ciezka piesc
ma Liberye.
San Sebastian, Hiszpania, Ago
kwietna. - Francuski aeronauta
Hubert lie Blon padl tn ofiara
nieszczesliwego wzlotu. Wzniosf
on sic przed krolewskim pasacem
ma 40 stop W gore, gdy nagle
zepsul sic motor i lie Blon runaf
razem maszyna ma skafy, znaJ-
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