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The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
REPRISALS s
FOR RAIDS
DEMANDED
British Government
May Be Forced to Yield
To Vengeance Cry
BOMB GERMAN
CITY, PEOPLE URGE
S e o n d Zeppelin In
Week Downed By
English

LONDON. June 1s.-Pubnc de.
msnd for reprisals against Germany
for her aerial murder raids today
reached such a point that II was be
lieved the government would be
forced TO take ccgniEance y ire.
mendous popular sentiment FOR a
Franco British raid on some such
German city as Berlin or Franifort
10 svenge the murders OF British
women and children bv German
aeropIane and Zeppelin piracy OF the
past week has developed.
A mass meeting Sunday IN the
London opera house demanding such
reprissl was attended BY thousands
A British airman. Commander Penn
herton Billing. NJ p. declared with
Engiand's supremacy in the air on
the western front. such raids over
open German towns could be easily
accomplished
British forces accounted for their
second Zeppelin within seven days
in sunday mornings German raid
over the east coast The previous
dirigible destroyed was over the
North sea early in the week.
Damage from the airship raid
SUNDAY morning was negligible Is
was the first time that the Germans
had utilized Zeppelins for an aerial
attack In more than a month
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
JURY GIVES
'IRISHROSE'
$225,00O
Millionaire Manning
To Pay For Jilting
Mrs. O'Brien

NEW YORK. juno ls.-Miss
Honora May o'Brien was today
granted s225.coo damages In her
breach of promise suit brought
against aged John R. Manning.
The decision Of the jury which
heard the evidence In the strange
case OF the 2s-year-old Irish rose"
against the sEyearold millionaire
was announced when the scaled YER
dict was opened before Judge Crop
soy.
Two hundred thousand dollars Of
the award was for the sufferings Of
the Irish rose because her courtship
with the old gentleman was dragged
thru the public prints and the mar
riaxe balked; and the other $4,000
represented the price the jury fxed
The old man ought 70 pay because he
was so smart" IN his answers on
the witness stand.
The 100000 award Wan termed
damages" and the $4,000 punitive
damages" The jury estimated that
Manning's smart answers damaged
Miss 0'Brten $4,000 worth.
Argument on q notion for appeal
Of the case viii Do haart Wednes-
day.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
Society

Reports from the various booth
holders in the annual June festival
of ,he House OF Providence auNli.
isry. presented in a special meeting
Friday afternoon. showed that about
$4,000 was realized from the festival
for the care OF the IT'S children IN
the House OF Providence. The
monthly meetings of the auxiliary
have been discontinued for the
summer. but the sewing committee
viii meet IN the institution every
Monday and Thursday 20 sew for
the babies. and the children's en-
fertainment committee will provide
picnics. boat rides and other out.
door recreation for the older chill
dren.
.
A very lovely sylvan setting was
provided for the wedding Saturday
afternoon OF Miss Helen Bourne Joy.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Bourne JOY. 20 Howard Barker Lee,
AZ the family home. Fair Acres.
Crosse Pointe. The ceremony was
performed in a maple grove. which
skirts the garden surrounding the
house. tall standards hlled with
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
PLANS FOR
BIG AIR NAVY
COMPLETE
Defense Council Pro-
gram Provides For
10000 Planes
AUTO FACTORIES
CAN HELP MUCH
Furniture and Type
writer Establishments
Can Help

WASHINGTON. June ls.-An
American air navy ~ 10000 ma
chimes is the governments aeroplane
program for ths orst year OF the
war. II was officially learned today.
How 20 produce this number of
aircraft when the eight small Amer.
ican aeroplane factories were unable
20 ill half the governments orders
last year has been worked out by
the air craft production board OF the
Council OF National Defense and is
now told by the United Press for the
hrst time.
The United States will make three
main classes OF war aeroplsnes
Training planes. bombing machines
and observation aircraft The speed.
Ter allied battle planes will continue
10 be made almost entirely by
France and Great Britain where this
type OF machine has already been
perfected
American auto plants. IN part. viii
be utilized 10 make the standardized
engines for the 10000 aeroplanes the
FIRST year.
Furniture factories. typewriter
plants and other mills equipped for
the work, viii manufacture the wings
and other parts. These arrange
nents, already perfected BY Chair
man Howard Conn OF the board.
only await the passage By congress
OF the 100000. 900 aviation appro-
priation 70 be asked.
Three training schools for aviafors
for the new afr navy are already
under construction at Dayton, Ohio,
Champaign. Ill. and near Detroit
Six others and more II necessary,
will be added.
Each aeroplans will cost about
$4,000. They will be OF the slower
type with speed OF from 20 TO 100
miles an hour. The battle planes
being made IN France and Great
Britain are capable OF a speed UP to
$50 miles.
The use OF portions OF American
auto plants In the manufacture Of
aeroplanes may cut down on the
production OF pleasure cars. Il Is re
garded as likely by oHcials.
In the belief that American air
units can do much 70 turn the scale
in Europe. Secretary OF War Baker
has put ali bis influence behind the
greatest air feet building program
in history.
II was in the evening OF Oct IL.
1908, that the German emperor stood
on the Bornstedter field and watch
ed the soaring biplsne OF Orville
Wright. American inventor, conquer
the air II was the kaisers first
sight OF such a craft.
The prediction IS made today BY
government oficials that before the
year is out the kaiser may see the
American aerorlane. bristllng its de-
nance, soaring over the Fatherland.
the signal OF defeat for Germany"
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18

The ThirtySnrst infantry. which
expects 10 go into active service
July IL. win begin q campaign this
week 70 recruit the various com
panies TO full war strength. which
means that not less than 500 men
must be rounded up. To raise a
regimental fund to provide extra
comforts for the soldiers while on
dnty a aim called Heroic France"
will be shown In the Lyceum the
ater the week OF July /.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18

roses and tied together with funy
tulle. providing an aisle thru which
the. bridal party walked Miss JOY
WAS gowncd In white satin EN-
hruldered in pearls. with pointe lace
on the bodice and banding the tulle
veil Nosegayt OF orange blossoms
were used on gown and veil. while
ihe bouquet was OF white rosehuds
and stephanotis The matron OF
honor was Mrs Steuart Lansing
Pittman. the maid OF honor Miss
Elizabeth Muir. and the brides.
maids. Miss Frances Sales, Miss
Catherine Remick and Miss Eliza.
beth Dravo. the latter OF Pittsburgh.
An were gownes alike in goblin
blue chiffon over maize satin. and
carried bouquets OF daisies tied
with blue ribbons Little Miss Rhoda
Newberry and Master Henry a.
JOY. Jr.. we're also in the bridal
party William Ketcham, OF Long
Island. was best man. and the
guests were seated by John r.
Adams. New York; Henry Schmidt.
York. Pa. Gilbert Waldo. Charles
a Dean. Jr. Steuart Pittman and
Horace Caulkins. Jr The Rev
Thomas c. Sykes, Of the Crosse
Pointe Evangelical church. oficiat.
ed A reception followed In the
house and garden.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18

The sixth annual moonlight OF
Samaritan hospital auxiliary viii
take place Tuesday evening, June
IS. on the Putin Bay
o.
The annual reunion and banquet
of st. Aloysius' Alumnae association
will take place Tuesday evening IN
the Detroit Athletic club.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
Banish Kitchen
Work and Worry

and save your strength for
the strenuous days of Spring
and Summer when the body
is making an effort TO throw
off the toxins of a heavy
Winter diet. Shredded
Wheat Biscuit Is the best
food tonic because II supplies
everything the body needs
with the least tax on the
digestion. 1t Is a vim-mak-
inc, energy-creating food,
containing all the nutritive
elements in the whole wheat
grain with just enough bran
to keep the bowels healthy
and active. Two of these
Biscuits with milk make a
nourishing meal at a cost
of a few cents. Made at
Niagara Falls. N. Y.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
A. BENJAMIN
DIES ON STREET

While returning from services in
The shaarey Zadek synagogue. OF
which he had been secretary FOR IS
years. Saturday. Abraham BENJAMIN.
Of No SIS Bnsh-st.. died suddenly
AZ Brushsf and Aiexsndriue-ave of
heart trouble. Mr. BENJAMIN had
been secretary of The United Jewish
charities since The inception Of the
organization.
Mr. Benjamin Is survived hy three
sons Maxwell W Benjamin. an AZ.
torney Saul = and Lionel and Eve
daughters. Miss Dee. Mrs. Ira r.
Jacobs. Mrs A. a Nineherg. OF Mont.
real. Mrs X NJ Ripstein. % Win
nipeE. and Mrs, 3. NJ Ferguson. OF
Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18

PrintinE--the plain neat kind--thst
Ia right--rimes job Dept.--Main SS2O.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
ROOT TALK
IMPRESSES
RUSSIANS
Council Likes Message
Brought By L. S.
Commissioner
WE FIGHT FOR YOU,
YOU FIGHT FOR U.s.
Diplomat Lays Stress
On Common Peril
To Democracy

PETROGRAD. June is -Eiihu
Roots speech before the council OF
ministers Saturday night has Great.
ed a strongly favorable impression
lt is believed that Mr. Roots re-
marks have done much 70 clarity
Russian understanding % the posi-
ton OF the United states and 10 o1
set The eTec, OF Teuton peace propa
ganda-
Mr Root spoke In part as follows.
NJ President ana the ne ambers of
tnA council of ministers The mis-
sion for which nave the honor %
speak Is charged by the government
and people "a the United states of
America with a message 80 the gov
eminent and pcvpie Cf Russia
The mission comes from demo
cratic republic It's members are
comm issioucd and Instructed hy a
president who holds his hiSh ofHce as
chief executive ~ more than 100000
enc free people oN virtue or popular
election. IN which more than ls.,
falrl1 counted pursuant % Law hy
universal equal direct and secret
For ito wears our people have been
rNt = .a'f NNIN 'IHI INN NNf NfNNNilAE "
SELF govern ort Nltn many short
Comn nEs ramN r iSfaars. fvs have
maintained order and respect Tor
law individual fresdon and national
ir dependence Under tfe security
of our 0wr lava we have grown in
strength and prosperity. But we
value cur frcedcm more thar wealth
We love liberty. and We cherish above
all our possession tie deals for
which our fathers fought and suf-
fered and sacrificed that America
fnieht hr free
The American democracy sends To
the democracy ~ Russis greeting
or sympathy friendship. hrpthorhood.
GodFpeed Distant America knows
iiftlo ~ the special rCnd itions -
Russian lte which must give form
% the government and laws which
YOU are about o. create "A We have
the needs ~ our national character
and life. 60 we assume fraf Fou VIII
develop your institutions 20 serve The
needs ~ Russian rharaCfe~ and life.
We have Faith In you al. We pray
FOR Gods blessing upon YOU all. We
believe rrtl wiil solve ycur problems.
that vow VIII maintain YOUR liberty
and that o4if two great nations VII
march side ~ side in the triumphant
progress of democracy until the cid
order eeervHhrrc has passed away
and the world a free
one feaifui danger threatens ths
forces or 3 rl!flferV aufocracv are at
the cafcs ~ BuFsia and the allies
The triumph 20 German arms VII
near the death ~ liberty n RUSSIA.
So enemy ie A. the gates ~ America.
but America has come 20 reall ~ that
the triumph ~ German arms means
the death % liberty IN the world
that we who lowe lihertH and ~ould
keen lt must fight for it end frht
for 10 NOW WHEN toe free fernrfacie
~ the world NAV re strong in union.
and not delay until thev m7v %
beaten down separately In succes-'
sion.
So America sends another message
70 Russia--thaf we are going 20
Grhf and have already begun 20
fight f0r vOur freedom equally Win
onr own. ana We ask you r. fEht
FOR our freedom equally with YOURS
We would make YOUR cause ours and
our cause YOURS and. with n common
rurposa and mutual helpfulness ~
fru1 alliance make sure OF victory
over our com mon foes.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
Gets Grain Thru Hole.

COTTONWOOD FALLS. Kan.
June is-The santa Re railway au-
thorities here have just discovered
an unusual theft OF freight in tran
sit Trainmen noticed a large pile
OF corn under a grain car at Saf
fordsville Upon investigation they
found that while the car had been
sidetracked some one had taken
large sized auger and had bored
hole through The car floor letting a
stream OF shelled corn run out As
near As could be estimated there
had been a wagon load OF the grain
stolen
PrintInn--fhe plain neat kind--fh at
Ia rfEhf---T'imes job Dept.--Nain $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18

President Wilson has proclaimed
the week beginning today az Red
Cross week, during which the poo
pie Of the United States will be
called upon 70 give generously and
in a spirit Of patriotic sacrifice for
the support and maintenance OF this
work OF national reed" =
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18

A three months course OF training
fof Negro citizens Of the United
States wishing to become officers Of
the United States army will begin
today at Fort Des Moines. Ia.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18

Miss Katherine Crowley enter.
tanned AZ luncheon Monday, in the
woman's exchange. in honor OF Miss
Elizabeth Bredin, a bride OF the
week.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18

Trial in the celebrated Bar mur
der cases. growing out Of the ''poul-
try trust" war In New York city. Is
scheduled TO begin today before SUI
preme Court Justics Arthur s
Tompkins in that city.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
PosW1fcEN1E KABa1EN1A
WEGIELNEGO.

Newark, n. Y. W ubieg}a ME
dziele odby}o sic poswiecenie we
eielnego kamienia pod nowy kos
ci6f litweski pod wezwaniem sw.
Trolley. w uroczystosci tel ucze-
stniczy}o wiele duchowienstwa i
oko}o 1900 osob. - Poswiecenia
dokona} Monsignor Patrick Cody,
a mistrzem ceremonii byl Ks. P.
Knappek, proboszcz litewskiej pa
|rafii ks. Jan S~zwajddys wyg}osil
ckolicznosciowa move ma temat
|historyi kamienia wegielnego.
Nowy koSciol wybudowany be-
die W stylu romanskim PREY zbie
GU ulic Adams i Warwick.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
CHCA PR0H1-
B1CYE MA GAS W0JNY.
Washington, D. G.. Komitet oil;

obrony narodowej postanowi}
wnicSc do Kongresu bill prohibi--
cyjny,na mocy kt6rego prezydent
Wilson miatby prawo do wprowa
dzenia ma czas ca(ej wojny zupe}
nej prohibicyi W Stanach Zjcdno
czonych, a to W tym celu, azeby
MONA zaoszczedzic bardzo wielkq
ilosc produktow spozywczych, pc
trzcbnych PREY wyrobie napoj6w
Acknowledgment.
Bill ten jednak, gdyby zosta}
przed}ozony kongresowi. ME
przejdzic prawdopodobnie DO, ma
"a wielu przeciwnik6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
PROHIBICYI w
STOLICY STANU ILLINOIS

Springfield, III. DIS 0 polnocy
zostaly wszystkie wy
szynki, saluny czy bufety. Miasto
stolccznc stanu Illinois, ten histo
ryczny cpizod municipality OBJ
chodzili mieszkancy "%osuszeni
pochodem demonstracyjnym pc II
leach miasta. Mezczyzni, kobiety,
ch}opcy i dzicwczeta maszerowali
w ordynku, pokrzykujac i stree
lajac. Poch0d, czy obchod mia} O.
golny wyglad starego fasonu
''czwartego dzulaja' demon
stranci
Palono ognic bcngalskie, rzucano
confetti i W koncu - molcstowa-
no wyszynki.
W Zadnem micscie Stan6w Zje
dnoczonych takiej "suchej' celc-
bracyi dotychczas ME by}o. Zdala
cd demonstracyi trzymali sic "mo
krzy' t}umnic zalcgajac saluny
wykupili prawic wszystkie trun-
XII, wilma, w6dki i wszclki towar,
'iaki W salunach MONA byto ku-
pic, - towar pakowano ma auto
mobile i odwozono do domoW
|"mokrych" gdzie - jak partya
''sucllych' twicrdzi, piwnice IA
bezpieczonc SO W mokry towar ma
czas nieokreslenic dhgi.
Wyszynki zamknieto urzedowo
dwie godziny pred terminem, t.
godzinie 1Otej wieczorem. lec2
|byznes przcprowadzono pod gole
|niebo i towar kompletnie wysprze
dano do po}nocy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
GERARD o sYTUAcY1.

NVWy 4VAA3 W. 4. 1Nd ZcUIdult
iczlonk6w amerykanskiego Zwiaz
ku Prasy oswiadczyl byly amba
sador Stan6w Zjednoczonych v
Berlinie, Gerard, IL ME wierzy u
wybuch rewolucyi W Niemczech.
"Moga bye tam rozruchy, lec2
ME przyjdzie do rewolucyi"-md
vii byly ambasdor.
Odnosnie do militarnych pla--
now Niemiec z czas6w pred wo-
'jennych oswiadczyl Gerard, re by
'ly naczelny w6dz floty niemiec--
|kiej, admiral Tirpitz otwarcie do
maga} sic zajecia wybrzezy Elan
dryi i uczynienia z Mich podstawy
cperacyjnej przeciwko Anglii
Stanom Zjednoczonym. Niemcy
naleza do rozmaitych stronnictw
domagaja sic, welding slow Gerar
ola, powalcnia Anglii ma kolana,
zajecia jej marynarki j uzycia an
gielskich okret6w wojennych W
operacyach przeciw Stanom Zjed
noczonym. Planem Niemiec jest,
ably Stany Zjednoczone zaplaci}y
wszystkie koszty wojenne.
By}y ambassador polozy} szcze-
golny nacisk ma po}ozenie W ia
klein dis znajduje sic Rosya i o.
swiadczy}: "Jesli Rosya wycofa
sic z wojny hub jesli bedzie dzia-
lafa nadal niccfektywnie, Stany
Zjednoczone znajda sic w oko
licznosciach niepomyslnych wo-
bee a~utokracyi niemieckiej.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
ME CHCA PRA-
SIZE KAGANCA.

Washington. W izbie poselskiej
przejawila sic tax silna opozycya
przeciwko klauzuli "bilu anti
szpiegowskiego', wprowadzajaca
lcenzure prasy ma czas wojny, re
Iprzew6dcy stronnictw stanowczo-
zapewniaja, il klauzula ia costa
ME z przedlozenia skreslona. Alta
|kowali ia bardzo ostro wybitni
|poslowie jak speaker" Clark,
"leader" mniejszossci Mann, kon-
gresham Kahn i inni, podnoszac,
IL sprzeciwia sic ona zasadniczym
postanowieniom konstytucyi o
wolnosci slowa i pisma. Posel
Wood z Indiany domagal sic ma
wet wystosowania prosby doWiel
kiej Brytanii jake do sprzymie-
rzenca, ably zniosla u siebie obec-
ME obowiazujaca cenzure.
Dzisiaj prawdopodobnie przyj-
die do glosowania, " kt6rem O.
mawiana klauzula zostanie z pre-
dlozenia skreslona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
WUJ SAM MA JUz $4,000 RO-
BOTNIK6W OKRET0WYCH.

Washington, D. c. Agenc!ye de
rartamcntu piracy zapisaly W ca
lych Stanach Zjcdnoczonych 10
coo ukwalifikowanych robotni-
kow okretowych do budowy wiel
kiej floty drewnianych statk6w
handlowych..
Department piracy poroz>ylal
oncgdaj depcszc do swoich a:cn.
tow W kazdym porcie morskim,
hub jeziorowym, azcby spisSwali
natychmiast Acknowledgement 70,
botnik6w, gdyz sprawl natych-.
miastowej budowy okret6w jest
nadzwyczaj naglqca. !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
poleca sZanownym Oby-
Watel0m pOlskim swa
pierwsZorzedna obsfuge.

klein sody i niekt6rych czesci H.
~zywanych przez mydlarzy, Refino
wany olej rozsy}any jest W ma
lych becz6lkach jakich uzywa sic
do petroleum i wyglada z6ftawu
brunatny.
Wybiorh ida do sciek6w.
"Wyziewy usuwa sic z budyn-
kow "a pomoca wachlarzy elektry
cznych, i zostaja wciagane wiel--
kiemi rurami ma p6lnocno wschod
MEM miejscu gdzie zostaja zgesz-
czane a po~zostalosci niszczy sic
do Scick6w. Tam niema wysokie--
go komina, poniewaz koci6} W pie
Gu jest nape}niony powietrzem "a
pomoca wachlarza elektrycznego.
"Jest tam laboratoryum kt0--
rem zarzadza chemik z dwoma pc
mocnikami i 70 ludzi. Wszyscy "a
trudnicni So zo}nierzami przyla--
czonymi do osmego korpusu ar
mil. Jest tam sanatorium ME da--
leko fabryki i pod zadnym wzgle-
dem ME wolno nikomu sic wyda-
|lac Ga mi strzezeni iakby byli
wiezniami PREY tel przestrasza-
:jacej robocie.
"Tluszcze zostaja zamienione
W wyczyszczony olej a pozostale
czesci pomielone W m}ynie, kosci
pot}uczone i pomielone ma prOch,
kt6ry sic uzywa jake domieszke
do pokarmu ola swim jake ma
w6z. Niczego sic ME zmarnuje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
KONSKRYPCYA w KAMA
DIE.

Toronto, Ont. Doniesiono tn O.
ncgdaj, re rad dominionalny pc
stanowil wprowadzic W zycie u
stawe militarna, z dniem 15go ma
ia b. +.
System werbowania ochotni--
kow do kanadyjskiej obrony kra-
iovej zawiodl oczekiwania, ze
Rad vice przyszedi do przekona
MIA, ze tylko przymusowy pobor
wojskowy dostarczyc moze ludzl
do cwiczenia " obozie Borden
innych " ciagu nadchodzacego IA
ia.
Rad powo1ae ma pod bron 50
coo rekrut6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
VILLA sCIAGA SWE SHY KU
GRANICY STAN6W ZJE-
DNOCZONYCH.
Ell Paso. Tex, Francesca Y

FL Paso, Tex. francesca Villa,
II g}6wna sila swych b%andyt6w
podchodzi ku granicy Stan6w Zje
dnoczonych i znajdujc sic obecnie
W oddaleniu 50ciu mil ma po}ud--
niowy wsch6d cd Juarez, wzgled-
ME Ell Paso = donosza o tenn tai
nj agenci rzadowej pogranicznej
komcndzie amerykanskiej. Ra--
port dodaje, re shiny oddzia} Vii
list6w 2 tel samej odleg}oSci zbli
ia sic W kierunku osady farmer
skiej Fabeno, Texas. Komende ca
lei forsy bandyt6w objal Villa O.
sobiscie. Ma caiem pograniczu sta
MI Texas, szcrzy sic Ottawa najaz
du bandyt6w i rabunkow hordy
meksykanskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
SMIERc OQNI.
STEGO PLYNU.

Chicago, Oncgdaj zmar{ tuPaul
Saggan, wynalazca ognistego ply
nu, jakim Niemcy pos}uguja sic W
wojnic obecnej, zw}aszcza ma. from
cic zachodnim. Byl on urodzony
W Niemczech i do Ameryki PREY
|by} oko}o 5 lat tcmu.
Saggan by} bardzo zdolnym
chcmikiem i dokonawszy wyzej
wspomnianego wynalazku, ofiaro-
wal patent jego rzadowi niemiec-
kiemu, spodziawjac sic wielkich
nagr6d, ktorych jednak mic otrzy
NAL. To 60 dotknelo mocno j sk@o
milo do wyjazdu do Stan6w Zjed
noczonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-05-10
NIEMIECKE 0KRFTY MA
AMERYKI.

Washington. Gdy Rad Stan6w
Z.icdnoczonych zdccyduje sic u
IKE skonfiskowanych okret6w mic
micckich do przcwozu zywnosci i
innych zapas6w ola Aliantow, 20
wiekszy przez to swa flote handle
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przerabiane IA mase zastepujaca
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zowania, co zdaje sic bezzaprze-
czenia nieznosna wiadomoscia.
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powiadano Mkt by temu ME vie
rzyl.
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niej " Niemczech, gdy pc odwola
niu ich tn przybyli, powiadaja re
niemcy destylowali nitrogliceryne
2 cial ably wyciagnac rzeczy ex-
plozywne.
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