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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27
GAS PIPE BURSTS; MAN is
FOUND HALF SUFFOCATED

Half suffocated by the breaking OF
q gas pipe in the hallway of the
Casino hotel on South FL Paso street.
Joaquin Ramirez was taken to the
emergency hospital Tuesday after
noon and revived. Ramirez, according
10 persons who found him lying in the
hallway, had fallen against the pipe,
which burst, the gas going into his
lungs and making Il impossible for
linn 70 cry for help.
Ramirez was later taken 20 his home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27
IRON CAP HITS
ABORNITE VEIN
Stock Shares Increase in
Price Sixfold in Six Weeks;
Ore Is Rich.

Globe, Ariz- Dec 27.-Iron Cap has
furnished tho principal excitement OF
The week, involving stock furry that
has sent its shares IN the past six
weeks kiting from $3.50 to $50 The
rise had a double basis. for a strike
has been made in each of the com
pany's main shafts. three-quarters OF
a mile apart In the Villains shaft,
at 1000 feet OF depth has been cut three
1eet OF bornite that samples Il percent
copper and Il ounces OF silver. devel-
oped in Wine from the 900 level The
bOrnite is thanked by several feet OF
Iron Cap shaft AT SOC feet Of depth has
been cut an iron ledge. IS feet wide,
With two feet OF good copper ore on
he hanging wall There is little doubt
that this find VIII be much greater at
further depth
ships manganese 10 Chicago.
Adjoining the Iron Cap IS being
opened up a remarkable body OF
Manganese from which Il carloads
shipped 10 Chicago have given rich
returns and have been the cause of
cigning z contract for a steady supply
10 the Illinois Steel company The
property is being operated under lease
b. Wright q Buckingham, who have
formed a company in order to secure
more funds. It is proposed 20 install
q washing plant, 10 concentrate the ore
for more economical shipment
In the same locality the New Do
.ninion is working 80 men and is get
ting out surface carbonate ores for
shipment, Sampling eight percent cop
per. ore from workings at the bot
tom Of the retim bered $50 foot shaft
give assays OF better than Is percent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27

We own the best Iin. Or 5-passeuEer
cars in the city. Montana Autcf5ervice.
Phones 255-1575.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27
Drillers in Low Country
Near Jerome May Repeat
Experience of Butte.
ny ERNEST DOUGLAS.


Jerome, Ariz-. Dec. 27.-That the his
tory Of Butte viii be repeated in Je-
rome is a BELIEF that is steadily gaining
ground here. IN Butte it was thought
for years that the ore lay within .
certain circumscribed area Then Ger
tain bold spirits drilled holes in the
line down on the flats miles away from
the camp-and found copper
The first person 10 suggest that the
sane thing might be true here, that
there might be great lenses Of ore down
IN the flat country away from the pre-
cipftious slopes OF the Black Hills
range was ". A O'Brien. himself an
OLD resident Of Butte. O'Brien has
formed the United Val Verde Copper
company which holds q group Of 80
claims two miles northwest OF Jerome
Within q short time ne will have
diamond dril exploring the United Val
Verde and also the nearby jerome
North Star group. n which he IS IN
rerested.
Financing for Diamond Drilling.
The Jerome Consolidated Copper
company holds q group OF claims Just
T9l verde : T Bentley, its organizer,
IS now in the easc financing the COM
PAW for diamond drill operations
Though these group are almost en-
tfrely covered with q heavy blanket
IT lime. thew are not entirely without
large outcrOps Of iron stained quartz
and copper float has been found in that
section.
Lime Ground Properties Promising.
East and southeast of Jerome, between
this camp and the Verde river. are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27

through the associations to Standard
lie the dairy breeds in this section.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27
Part Of Definite Program.

scented the South Plains Dairy associa-
tions OF which ne is president.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27
SEARCHERS FAIL TO FIND
MISSING STEAMER NANTUCKET

Nantucket, L. J.. Dec. 27.-The steam
er Nantucket. which reported by wire
less on Christmas night that she vas
sinking had not been found TODAY Tho
coast guard cutters, AcushneI and
Gresham which had proceeded from
woods Hole and Boston. respectively.
10 The position approximately zoe mile
south Of TINS island where the Nan
tucket sounded her distress calls. sent
wOrd this morning Thar they had fo1ind
no trace OF the steamer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27

LIpDocN county Just south OF Hs 10
county. has purchased a number Of
Holsteins and an effort is being made
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27
HALE FARMERS
GET FINE COWS
Trainload of Blooded Cows
and Bulls Distributed
Among Farmers.


Plainview, Texas. Dec. 27.-The first
real serious attempt at commercial
dairying has been entered by the farm
ers Of Hale county. The arrival OF
q solid train load, lO1 cows and herd
males, OF grade Holstein from Michigan
and Wisconsin, places more high grade
dairy cows in this county than i'm any
ether county ID northwest Texas.
There are many small diaries. bur this
is the first attempt TO standardize the
GARY stock.
Valued ut $I7.Ooo.
These COWS. valued at about ST. .op8,
were purchased in the north by a com
mittee representing the Extension
Service Of the federal department. or
the South Plains Dairy as
ISOLATION. the santa Fe Railway com
pany and the banks Of Plainview -
O.. MOser, dairy expert, now county
agent for Dallas county. selected the
ties. taking into consideration barn
Johnson, representing the Santa re.
elso acted ass representative OF the
] irst National. Third National and Cit
ileus National banks which furnished
She money to their customers NJ seven
per cent with the understanding that
the cows might be paid for on monthly
insta lments. equal 10 half the cream
cneck received Z. J. Moore, repre-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27
WEDDINGS. PERH,P>.

Bill i see that OWING to- The war
women are taking a large par no
operatins the railways in France"
Jill Well women always were good
81 engineering some things
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27


Part of Definite Program
The dairy plan IS part Of p-o-
gr1m FOR diversified farm anaGerneut
in this section DR. r +. Hare. county
agent of Hale and Floyd counties IS
largely responsible for the effort
Farmers viii be encouraged to keep
cows, chickens ana hogs, a combine
ton which mas been shown To be Z
money maker in this section Already
~ IS said, Hale county ships more
hoss than any other county in Texas.
Poultry shipments have been large.
many cars Of dressed turkeys and
chickens having been shipped this fall
10 The New York and other eastern
markets.
niade Distributing Plan
The method of distributing The cows
purchased for this section is UNIQUE
All the cows We're thrown in one herd.
committee composed Of three mem
lers of the association. AIessrs. Seipp
NAeeler and Thompson, divided the
COWS INTO as many pens as there were
members OF the association. The best
60" was placed in pen No. ]. the
second best ia pen No. :. etc. the las;
pen. No 20. receiving the 20th and
ISL cow and 30 on. making the pens
OF average value When the division
nad been made The pens We're re viewed
icy members of the association and
any adjustments thought necessary
-uk---teo and made. When all were
- tiSlleu that the division was eqrft-
-'is they drew lots 10 see which pen
etch member would receive. Where two
men had purchased fewer than five
cows the man who had thee had first
ehgice the man VINO had Two second.
and on down
The bulls 10 lead The nerds were
purchased by communities. one man he
'n- designated as keeper and q com
inlltee of trustees having the animal
~ charge FOR the association in that
cCmnunItT-
The number OF cows viii be In
creased from time to time. this being
the first iustalment
Lubbock Interested.
LIbbuck county. Just south OF Halo
county. has purchased a number Of
Hoisteins ana an effort is being made
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-27
NEW MEXICO HAS 100000
CATTLE SAYS ANNUAL REPORT

santa Fe. y NJ. Dee 2s-There ar
l.100,0 900 head of cattle in New Mexico.
according 10 the biennial report of the
Cattle Sanitary board. filed with gov
ernOr Mcdonald Last year S06,66I head
were inspected for shipment and the
year before 36O.525.
The number of horses shipped this
year was 1l.lS9 as against 7.491 the
year before The receipts this year
OF the board were s5G.251.4S and the ex-
penditures S53.493
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-05-11
PRIMARY LAW DESIGNED TO PURIFY BALLOT

ing or promising to give or pay any
money or anything of value by any
candidate directly or indirectly in
furtherance Of his candidacy for
nomination in primary election, in
excess of the amounts fixed and
prescribed by this section Is hereby
prohibited and an expenditure in ex-
cess of said amounts is declared to
be unlawful.
Punishment Provided.
Section 8. That any person who
v1oates the provisions Of Section One
violates the provisions of Section One
be punished by fine OF not exceed
ing one thousand dollars or be i'm
prisoned not exceeding one year, or
may be punished by both such fine
and Imprisonment, and shall from
and after his conviction be disouali-
fled and ineligible to hold the office
or position to which he aspires. OF
any other state or county office or
position, and his name shall not be
allowed or printed on the primary
election ballot or upon the official
ballot to be used in the General State
and County Election, and no officer,
committee or board authorized by
law to issue commissions or certifi-
Gates of election, or certificates of
nomination, shall issue any such GER
tlficate or commission to such per
son. If at the time of conviction
such person is serving in the position
or Office to which he aspired, his con-
Vlction shall be cause for his removal
or for his impeachment.
Section 4. That any person who
violates the provisions of Section
Two I'D of this Act, snail upon con-
vlctlon be punished by fine of not
exceeding one thousand dollars or
be imprisoned not exceeding one
year, or may be punished by both
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-05-11
THE SECOND CHOICE VOTE TAKES
THE PLACE OF A SECOND PRIMARY

Do not neglect to vote a second
choice. II you do you are only fall
ing to vote in a second primary, for
the second choice ballot takes the
place of 1t. It gives you the oppor-
tunity Of voting twice at one bri-
mary, whereas formerly you asoted
twice, but at different times. The
same results are obtained.
Many do not understand thu sec
ond choice provision of the primary
law, for the reason possibly, that sew
eral explanations have been ade
where those endeavoring to enlighten
the voters have used figures or K, Y
or q, instead Of names and have
made the second choice feature ap-
pear more complicated to the average
voter.
AS an Illustration: There are four
candidates for the United States SEN
ate. They are Wall, Bryan, Tranamell
and Gilchrist.
Now suppose that, under the form
er double primary system, you decid-
ed to cast your vote for GiIchrist,
and did so, and that Gilchrist was not
one Of the two high men when the
votes were counted. In this event
there would have been two candi-
dates In the second primary. Suppose
they would have been Bryan and
Trammell. You would then select
one of the two, say Bryan. You
would have voted twice, once for Gil
christ as your first choice and Bryan
your second.
The same applies in the present
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-05-11

case. All four are running. If you
vote for Gilchrist for your first
choice and Bryan your second choice,
then if Gilchrist is not one Of the
two high men, your second vote
counts for Bryan as though you had
cast no ballot for Gilchrist.
Many voters will say at once that
they do not care to vote a second
choice ballot, because it will count
against their first choice candidate.
Such is not the fact. If as above IL
Illustrated, should Gilchrist be one Of
the two high men, then the vote
polled for Bryan will not count If
Bryan should happen to be the high
man with Gilchrist.
To bring the case nearer home
take the race for state attorney. Nc
Geachey, Anderson, Hurtenbsch and
Stout are candidates. Under the two
primary system two of these candi-
dates would be dropped from the
ticket and the other two would run
in a second primary. Under the
present system you vote your first
and second ballot at the same time.
AS an Illustration: Under the form
er system, you would have voted, say
for Stout. Suppose Stout failed to
be one of the two high men. You
would then select one of the two men
who did get into the second primary.
Suppose that man was Anderson.
You would go to the polls for the
second time, under the old primary
system, and vote for him.
Now under the new primary sys-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-05-11

such fine and Imprisonment, and
shall from and after his conviction
be disqualified and Ineligible to hold
the office or position to which he
aspires or any other State or County
office or position, and his name shall
not be allowed or printed on the pri-
mary election ballot, or upon the Of
fetal ballot to be used in the Cen
eral State and County Election, and
no officer committee or board au-
thorized by law to issue commissions
or certificates Of election or certifi-
Gates Of nomination shall issue any
such certificate or commission to
such person. If at the time of the
conviction such person is serving In
the position or office to which he as
pired, his conviction shall be cause
for his removal or impeachment.
Promises Not Allowed.
Section 5. That no person shall,
in order to aid or promote his nom
nation in primary election, directly
or indirectly, himself or by or thaw1gh
any other person, promise to appoint
another person, or promise to secure
or aid in securing appointment, nom
ination or election of another person
to any public or pirate position or
employment, or to any position of
honor, trust or emolument, except
that he may publicly announce or
define what his choice or purpose in
relation to any election in which he
may be called to take part, if elected.
Any person who violates the provis-
ions of this section shall upon con-
viction be punished as provided by
the provisions of Section Four (4)
of this Act.
Section 6. That any candidate or
other person who employs, or offers
to employ, or shall give, pay, re-
ward, make loan to, or promise to
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-05-11

give, pay, reward Or make loan to
any person for the promise of his
vote, his services, or for loss Of time,
or for reimbursement for his ex-
penses, in constellation of such person
working, electioneering or making
public addresses, for or against any
candidate for nomination in a pri-
mary election, or who gives or re-
ceives any money or other thing of
value to be used for such purpose,
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction shall be pun
ished by fine of not eUs sding one
Thousand dollars or by Imprisonment
not exceeding one ysar, or may be
punished by both such fine and I'M
prisonment, and if Q candidate is
found guilty Of such offense he shall
from and after his conviction be dis
qualified and ineligible to hold the
position or Office to which he aspires,
or any other state or county office or
position and his name shall not be al
lowed or printed on the primary cleo
uon ballot or upon the official bal
lot to be used in the General State
and County election and no officer,
committee or board, authorized by
law to issue commissions or certifi-
Gates of election or certificates of
nominations, shall issue any such
certificate of nominations, shall issue
any such certificate or commission
to UGH person. If at the time of the
conviction, such person who was a
candidate is serving in the position
or office to which he aspired, his
conviction shall be cause for his re-
moval or for his impeachment.
Ban on Soliciting.
Section z. That any person who
solicits, receive, or accepts from an
Continued on Page Ten
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-05-11

tenn you would pursue the same
course, but instead Of voting at two
different times, you would vote just
once, but vote twice. You would, as
outlined above, cast your first choice
vote for Stout and your second choice
for Anderson and in the event Stout
is not one of the two high men and
Anderson is, then your second choice
vote for Aderson would be counted as
though you had never voted for
Stout.
The above is just an illustration
Of how, If you fail to cast second
choice ballot, you fail TO vote In the
second primary.
Now in the race for the legisla-
ture two men are to be elected. The
law provides that they. run In groups,
so in that event you will have four
votes, two for those running In group
No. and two for those in group
No. 2.
In other words, you have the right
to vote first and second choice in
each group, providing more than two
candidates are running.
But remember that you cannot cast
first and second choice vote for the
same person. Neither can you vote
twice where only two candidates are
running. In either case you have lost
both your ballots.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-05-11

"Smythe is a live wire" 'He
touched me this morning for ten
dollars" with what result?" "T
was shocked. Baltimore American.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-05-11

Continued on Page Ten.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
IONA, P.otr Szumi6ski

i IONA, P,otr Szumi6ski j
iona, Jan Lang j iona. Jan
Szumi6ski j IONA, Dnminik
C:azkowski j iona, Hieronim
Liberia j iona. Jan Liberia j.
iona. Franc. Kafdu6ski i TO-
ma, J6zef Pelovski j iona,
Michal Zientk0wski i iona,
Antoni Kleinschmidt i iona,
Leon Drazkowski i iona, Jan
PTzytarski j iona, J6zef Graf
czyk i iona, J6zef Bonk i
iona, Franciszek Zywicki j
iona, PAM Hayes, 2 St. Paul
Florentyna i Helena Bonk
yadwiga Kupferschmidt, Te.
rosa Neuman i Helena Draz-
koWska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10

w INDEPENDENCE, u
mari W przesz}y czwartek
Franciszek Sobota, " wieku
81 lat. Pogrzeb odby{ sic W
nastepnY wtorek. Niebosz-
czyk urodzi{ sic " starYm
kraju ma Slasku. Mech mu
ia obca ziem,a bedzie lekka
a Pan Bog MECH mu da Cd
poczynek wieczny.
Pla6cie podatki "a s|uapianie
ulic.
Skarbnik miejski rozpoczst
W srode 2 lutego, W swym
ofisie W budynku miejskirn
ko]ektowac podatki "a skra-
pianie ulic. Offs otwarty cd
9tei godziny" rama do 5tei
20 poludniu.
Saloni$ci powieksaja miejski|
fundusz.
W sadie municypalnym W
roku 1915 byio 1910 spraw.
Kar pienieznych na}ozono ma
sr,mo 3S 1877 EO . LtSrcoL ]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
M sprZedaz.

8" akrowa uprawna farma 9!
mill cd miasta cd eg1a z ,n~enta
rem zywym ! msrtwym. Dom 0 8
stsncyach, stajnia i inne budynki
znajdujace SIG W dobrym stanie.
Dobra studnla ola byd}a. SPECIAL.
ma cena jezeli sprzedam zaraz. Mar
Gin Drazkowski, Bluff Siding, Wis.
+ D.. No 3.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10

PAN FLIP SkOM1NSKI,
w}ascicjej sk}adu generalnego
W Greenbusch. MINI. bawi]
przez dziesiec dni " Vino
ME, " go6cinio u swych te6'
Glow. pa6stwa Max. Cierza'
now, zam. ma wscb. 9tej al.
Zons pana S}omi6skiego Da-
villa tn przez kilka tygodni
u swych rodzic6w, a W tvm
tygodniu. dis prawdopobob'
ME oboie wyjezdzaja do Min.
neapolis, gdzie zabawja kill
ka dni a potem udadza sic
wprost do domu do Green.
busch.
U pa6stwa Max, Cierza-
now bawi take ich syn mai
starszy, J6zef, kt6ry lest kler.
klein u pewnej firmy W Min
neapolis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
POt.rZeba.

w wszystkich "sadach, agent6w,
panny moga sig takze zgfaszaG ja-
K" agentki, "a dobr2 zapFata. Zglo-
sic sic listownle pod adresem:
A. J. MYSZKA
$50 E. 4th Str.
WINONA MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
Spad} re s}upa tele-
g%'rafcznego.


We wtorek po po}udniu
ma rogu Kansas i Broadway.
spadf telegraficznego
sfupa ma kt6rym pracowal.
Janv Egan, pocbodzacy
20 St. Paul. Gdy poocm
nadesz'a znalezjono 20
lezacego bezprzytomnje j "a.
brano 90 do szpitala. Natvch.
p0dszukiwanje L..
karskie wykazalo jednako.
Voc, Il ME odni6sl niebezpis.
obraze6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
WlADOMOSCI.


WIEL, KS. J. WORZAkA,
z Minneapolis bawi{ przez
kilka dni ma poczatku bieza.
cego tygodnia ma plebsnii
Prov. ks. J. Pacholskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
ZoB Jubleusz.

Pah.two Jan i Wiktorya
Clsewscv, zamieszka)l pod
! mr.. 72 High Forest vi. OBJ
Ichodz'c bedq W przyszfa 6ro-
dc, logo lutego, zloty JUDI.
leusz, czyli so Ietnia roczni
CO wsp"lnego po&ycia W sta
ME ma{ze6skim.
Pa6stwo C;sewscy 6lubowa
Ii W Polscs " ma{ym kos
'ci6}ku " Barensdo-fIe. 6lubu
;udzieli} i'm ks, Robert Reih.
man, kt6rv juz dawno uuuar}.
W przyszia srnde p6jdzie
sedziwa para do ko6cio}a
sw. Stanisiawa K. aby odeb
RAJ ~blogos}awie6stwo, kt6re.
go i'm udzieli Prev. ks, IA.
mix J. Pacholskl, oraz odpra-
wi msze sw. ma jntencye ju-
bilst6w.
Jan Cisewski liczy Is lat
jego iona jest Cd niego o 5
lat m}odsza i liczy 70 lat.
Przez so lat wsp6lnego pozy.
cia mieii wiele smutku, k{o-
i lecz
i weso}e chw;le "a kt6.
re- Bogu dziekuia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
SmierG W beczce z powodu
explozyi.

CAPlVAyts
J6zef KowaIewski, zan
pod mr.. 1853 wsch. Sanborl
vi. zatrudniony W browarn
Bub'a,. pracowa} pr,y malo
waniu rs kadzi, czvli wiel
kich beczek. Kowalewski p0'
ciagaf kadzie vanishem view
natrz i juz prawie byt prey
ukohczeniu jednej kadzi
trzymajac W rece ma}a lamp
ke z otwartem swiat1em, po'
iaczon4 sznurem z urzedze'
mem PREY posowie " piwnicy
Podobno ba6ka u 6wiat}s
pekia, gdy kowalewski wyt.
knaf glove z kadzi ably sic 2
niej wydosta6. SARA zapali}a
gaz i nastapi}a okropna ex-
plozya.
Ogieh wYbuchf z kadzi wy.
rzucajac modre %p}omienie.
K~owalewskiego znaleziono
ma pod}odze, odziez ma MIN
pal.ia sic. Zostaf on wyrzuco
ny 2 kadzl Gala moca explo.
wi W chwili gdy zamierzai
wyjsc z-niej. Cia}o Kowa-
lewskiego okropnie popalone.
Zawezwano lekarza, kt6ry
rozporzadzi} ably popalonego
odstawic jak najpredzej do
szpitala. Przekonano sic, ii
Kowalewski Eye ME moze c.
ie ciaio bylo poran;one, cd
BIDDER az do giowy ami jed
nego Gala ME byio ma MIN
z%drowego. By} bezprzytom-
nym az do smiercl, kt6ra ne.
stapiia " IL godzin po wy
Nieboszczyk liczyi % lat,
ty{ dobrze znany W czwar-
tel wardzie 10 tam przez Gale
zycie przebywa}. Nieboszczyk
by} synem S. p. Andrzeja Ko.
.alewskiego. Mstka jego p.
Ida Kowalewska mieszka ma
farmie niedaleko Witoka. Pc.
zone i dwoje ma}ych
lzieci. Pogrzeb odbedzie sic
piatek z koscio}a sw. Sta
K. Wjeczny odpo.
:zynek race mu dae Pauie al
wiekuista niechaj
nu swieci ma wieki w;eczne.
Ma uaniona noge,
Pan r. J. Hamerski, nasz
'rganista, mia} brzydki przv.
gay " przeszty. czwar
elk, oko1o ( mel wieczorem
pomagae prey zrzuca: +,
liu wegli do basementu pod
wielka bryia wegla
sic j spadfa z woza i
i kalec2ac trz y i
alice u level nogi p. Ha +.
Zawieziono go DO
gdzie lekarz opatrzyl /
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