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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06
SLOT MACHINE MEN
ARE MOST PERSISTENT

said the chief, was Monday At that
time-I notified Captain Geisking to tell
the saloonmcn that these machines
could not be used in the city. Since
then, word has come that in several
places the machines We're in and were
being operated. suppose they thought
that the warning was bluff and would
not be followed up: that in the closing
weeks Of this administration we could
be easily worked But depend upon it.
JUS as long as l am chief. right up to
the last minute of my term. l shall see
TO it that all gambling devices and
gamblers are. Is possible. put out and
kept out Of business"
With Captain Geisking in the raids
last night were Officers Nauracy, Spec
ter and GSllld.
The chief plans to open the slot ma
chimes this afternoon and to turn over
the contents to the local Red Cross
fund. The Harbor and other parts of
the city are beiSg watched and other
machines Will be picked up should they
be brought forth
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06
|. s. AMMUNITION SHIP Is BLOWN Up, HUNDREDS KI
ROUTE MUST BE FURNISHED TO LINCOLN HIGHWAY
TO THE PEOPLE
OF HAMMOND

You have purchased Liberty Bonds.
contributed to the Red Cross and the
*, NJ. c. A. sent your sons to war;
but that is not all you should do. It
is the patriotic duty OF the people Of
the city who have money to invest TO
aid in the greatest boom their city
has ever had. with profit to them
selves. and contributing to the com
fort and convenience Of the thousands
OF men TO be employed in the making
OF wcr materials for the United States
government
Build a house. Rent or sell it, Ham
mond has not vacant tenetab1e
house. It viii need thousand the
coming year. II ii has them Its po,tu-
lation viii increase ten thousand. This
is the greatest opportunity the city
has ever had 1t may never have 50
great a one again.
1t is to your interest to give your
name to the Chamber of Commerce.
phone $50. as prospective building
and thus participate in the benefits
Of cooperation in building which will
save thousands OF dollars
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06
CALUMET
AVE. NEEDED
FOR WAR
Paving of Important Thor
oughfare to Take Care Of
War Traffic Is Needed
Commissioners Ready to
Act.
Especial to The Times,

CROWN POINT. IND, Dec. 6.-Wlth-
In the next two weeks heavily laden
motor trucks will commence TO now
from the Mississippi River east 70 the
Atlantic seaboard in initial tests ana
after January first a steady stream Is
10 pass through Lake county over lhe
jackson Highway 70 Dyer TO the In
coin Highway and eastward. The traiNc
Will be conducted BY the war depart
ment TO assist the railroads IN the
movement of supplies during the war
The cooperation OF the Lake County
commissioners in keeping in repair the
roads over which the trucks must pass
has been asked BY the war department
aud received and as soon as the en-
barro on stone is lifted FOR the occa-
sior +wentv-fve cars of material viii
be ordered.
Selection OF the most direct route
from Chicago to the Lincoln Highway
has designated Indianapolis boulevard
and Calumet avenue which arc in eN-
,allent condition to Gostlin street III
Hammond. The question of paving
Calumet avenue through the center q
Hammond to tho southern corporation
line has been under consideration Tor
some time.
In addition 10 the automobile freight
service in war supplies the government
Aif establish a post office truck route
within q. radius Of fifty miles from CHI
cago. The trucks will carry the pro-
duco of the farmer TO market, further
relieving the railroads and the car
shortage.
The Lincoln Highway is not in con
dition for the heavy traffic. Owing 70
the embargo on stone it has been i'm
possibie for the county TO keep 1t N
repair and cast of Dyer for two or
three miles the road is out OF repair
and its condition is very bad from
schererville to Merrillville.
The situation depends entirely now
on me city Of East Chicago which It IS
believed viii see the necessity of paw
ing the road in accordance with the re-
port of the viewers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06
KILLED At
PENNA. AETNA
PLANT

pITTSBURGH, Pa Dec. Eight
mon we're killed. two are missing, and
more than twenty-five were injured
many of them seriously. late yesterday
bv an explosion that wrecked the IT. n
TT plant Of the Aetna Chemical com
pany. the chemical branch Of the Aetna
Explosion company, at Heidelberg,
suburb.
Tre explosion did damage estimated
Mt $3.50 600 TO the plant and shattered
windows in factories and homes for
radius Of nearly two miles All Of the
dead and injured are employees of the
company.
The cause OF the explosion has not
been determined 1t occurred in the
driving department in one of the eight
As GOO gallon tanks in which trinitro-
toloul. a powerful explosive, was being
boiled.
Many OF those injured owe their lives
TO prompt medical aid. which was sum
moned by Grace Lyons. telephone op-
orator. who stayed at her switchboard
in the rear of the wrecked plant and
terephoned hospitals and physicians.
The bodies OF five Of the workmen
kuled have been identified
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06

gust through Spain, according to reve-
lations in the latest chapter of "secret
diplomatic archives" made public today
By Bolsheviki Minister Trotzky. The
evidence consisted of telegram from
the Russian charge de affairs at Lou
don dated August, 1917, and notifying
Russia that British Foreign Minister
Balfour had called a special meeting Of
France, Italy, United States and Japan
to this assembly ne said he had receiv-
ed information that a high personaz-ee
in Berlin had informed the Spanish am
bassador that Germany wished to nego-
tiate.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-vhe resolu-
tion calling for state of war against
Austria was favorably reported to the
house by the foreign relations commit.
zee today. The state Of war between
the United states and Austria has been
an actual fact for many months"
said the report, "and very little read
justment Of affairs between the coun-
tries Will therefore be involved"
LONDON, Dec. s.-Twenty-hve enemy
air planes made Ave simultaneous boulb-
ing attacks on Kent and London early
today, Lord French announced. Two Of
six machines which penetrated defenses
and bombarded the central city were
forced TO land and their crews were
taken alive. The planes also flew over
Kent, dropping bombs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06
he GOES OVER TOP
FOR u. s. IN HURRY

Diedrich fDick) Friedrichs, West
Hammond. en- employe Of the Western
Grain Products company, talked too
much" He was taken before United
states Commissioner Charles Surprise
today and promised to be for the United
states first. last and all the time"
Inasmuch as he had taken out Lib
erty bond and had been naturalized
seventeen years. the commissioner re-
leased him.
Mike Madak. an Austrian, promised
the commissioner he would stop talk
ing and was released.
Thomas Connors was released when
he was found to have registered in
East Chicago. but now police are after
him for not appearing for examina-
ton. as was learned after his dis
charge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06
(BULLETIN.)
(Ey United Prees.l

AMHERST. NOVA SEQ
TIA, Dec. Scores are dead
in Halifax, hundreds OF build
ings are destroyed and Sec
tions of the city are in flames
as the result of collision be-
tween an American munition
steamer an another ship in the
narrows near the suburb of
Richmond today.
Crews of both vessels were
killed instantly, according to
reports received here.
Warehouses along the water
front were demolished. Fire
men were called from Am
herst.
Reports received here could
give no definite estimate of
the number killed and injured.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06
Never such a Demand.

Practically every house IN the city is
occupied at present The parIshioners
of the Pine Street church on the north
side have tried since April 1 70 md a
house for their pastor and his family
to live in and SO far has been unsuc-
cessful. There are no vacant houses
north of the river. a
Therefore. unless the plans OF the
Chamber Of Commerce are carried out
the 5000 new employees of the stand
ard Steel Car Company must live out OF
Hammond. 1t is probable that the Lake
Shore suburban system Will run trains
to and from Chicago over the Nickel
Plate as formerly to accommodate the
new employees if there is no place for
them TO live in Hammond. In that way
Hammond would receive no benelE
whatever
So it, is up to the people Of Hammond
themselves whether they want to grow
or stand still: whether their property
shall greatly increase in value or remain
as it is; whether the vacant lots shall
Continued on page two.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06
EXT ] "a !
HALIFAX
IS AF|RE
(By United rress.)

TORONTO. Dec. 6.-"Halifax
city is on fire." said message re-
ceived here this afternoon.
The fire is spreading" the dis
patch declared. 1--WE are sending
special trains out of Moncton and
every city with fire apparatus IS
also being used. We are also pick
ing up fire apparatus between
Moncton and Sidney and rushing
it to Halifax. Situation bad"
Another message received, said:
Every building north OF the
Queens hotel is totally wrecked.
North street station is in ruins as
well as our plants at Willow Park
and there is one mass of fire
wreckage and dead bodies in the
north end of the city. Special
trains from Sidney with doctors,
nurses and hospital supplies are on
their way. Am also arranging for
food supplies and to send coaches
to Halifax to take people away"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06
ROYAL WEIGH SINGERS
At BAPTIST CHURCH

SIX members or the Royal Weleh
singers. who escaped from almost in
slant death when the Lusitania went
down. Will appear tonight in con-
cert at the Baptist church on Sibley
street. Five Of their party We're
drowned that eventful night when
German submarine sent the world s
largest boat to the bottom Of the ocean
This engagement Is the second made
this season TO the Baptist church. the
singers presenting the sacred concert
at the church n week ago last sunday.
No admission wiz be charged and
the public is cordially invited to at
tend tonights concert
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06
(BULLETIN.)
(By United press.)

AMHERST, Dec. o.-Communi-
cation with Halifax is very irregu-
lar. For a time all wires into the
city were lost. Efforts are now be-
ing made to get more information.
One of the last messages to come
through declared the loss of life
was appalling.
Richmond, near where the COLI
sion occurred, is directly across
the bay from Halifax. Reports
here said the American munition
vessel was rammed broadside by
the ship.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06
GOODRICH TO
APPOINT JUDGE
IN GARY CASES
{ Special to The Timesl

CROWN POINT. Ind. Dec. 6.-Unable
TO agree on judge 10 try the Gary
election cases. the attorneys met today
ia Crown Point and agreed TO have
Governor Goodrich appoint a judge to
try them. Edgar c. Crumpacl1er. who
vas asked to act as special Judge hav-
ing declined.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06

Of his goal. To circumvent charged
wires O'Brien built bridge in a near
by wood and threw IL across the wires
1t broke under his weight and O'Brien
says that he can still feel the shock
He dug tunnel with his hands under
the wires and he was free. A brief
telegram was received by his mother
Mrs Margaret OBrien. saying that he
had escaped from Germany. and that he
would soon be home. O'Rrien will try
to change to the American Aviation
Corps. Tho photo -hows O'Brien
standing in front of his machine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06
EXPLOSION
OCCURS At
HALF Ak
Scores Dead and Portion of
CITY is Destroyed by Force
of Explosion.
BULLETIN
(By United PressA

MONCTON, n. B., Dec. 8.
Latest reports reaching here
say that death toll of the ter
rife explosion at Halifax will
probably reach more than 400
at least. A messenger reach
ing a small town between
Halifax and Moncton brought
only a disjointed account of
the blast.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06
Enlist Now Soon
Twill Be Too Late.
Going! Going! Gonel

Don't be N xlackcr-cnIist.
Time is short and December 18th
recruiting offices will stop enIistlnE
men between 21 and 81.
Now any many can gO-mnrrfed
or unmarried; drafted or not.
These declarations were being
made today by Sergeant Wclch. who
"a cnIisfing nsea by the scores ax
tho result of new War Department
orders.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06
Latest
Bulletins
f1y United Press.)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The rail-
roads Of the country win be operating
at a unit soon after the first OF the
year whether they Will be operating
under a dictatorship established by rail-
road men themselves or Under govern
neat control IS yet TO be determined.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06

Lieutenant Patrick O'Brien, whose
mother lives in Lowell. Lake county. an
American member of the British Royal
Flying Corps. who was brought down In
one-sided battle by the Germans. and
who had been taken into Germany on
his way TO prison camp, jumped from
the train, which was going thirty miles
an hour. and BY many heroic and clever
moves managed to got back into Hol-
land safely, and then back to England
O'Brien was reported missing on Aug
Il. and his reappearance was a great
surprise to his friends. On the morn
ing of Aug. II the enemy gunners fore
cd him to land hflt fortunately he got
back to his own lines. Later in the
day he was again flying over the
enemy lines and he with five other ma
chimes was engaged by twenty German
airplanes. OBrien alone engaged four
Of them. lie accounted for one of The
machines before he was shot in the lip.
lie fell with is damaged plane 5000
feet. lie can not explain why he was
not killed. When he regained consci-
BUSINESS he was in a German hospital
Later when he was being taken into
Germany ne jumped from the moving
train and by walking at night, swim
ming rivers. and subsisting only on food
that he could get from the fields he
managed to reach Holland. lie was a
fugitive for seventy-two days. He had
narrow escape when he was in sight
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06
(BULLETIN.)
CBy United Press.)

MONCTON, Dec, -Four hos
pital trains with nurses. surgeons
and supplies are being rushed to
Halifax and another is enroute
there carrying fire fighting equip
ment, an official of the Canadian
government railway declared this
afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06

WASHINGTON, Dec. e.-Represen.a-
tive Meyer London, socialist, Of s-ow
York, today introduced a peace xesoiu-
tton in the house. Eondon's resolution
fsvors immediate establishment by con-
Eress Of an international league to Sc
cure @ durable peace
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06
(BULLETIN.)


NEW YORK. Dec. GA
private message received here
from G. T. Bell of the Grand
Trunk in Montreal says two
hundred bodies have been To-
Gated in the North street sta
ton, Halifax.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06
DEATH OF GIRL.

Bertha Plumi. S5 years old. 6S5 sum
mer street died this morning at St.
Nargaret's hospital. The funeral viii
be held Saturday with burial at Oak
Hill cemetery
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06
Police Get 90 Slackers.

Chief Forbis of the Gary police stat
cd that of the 574 prisoners arrested
by the police during November % we're
prisoners,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06
CIV United Press Cablegran.)

COPENHAGEN, Dec. GA large Ger
man auxiliary cruiser, probably the
Russian steamer Bothnia, which was
seized and armed by the Germans, was
blown mp in. the sound. according to
word received here today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06
CBy United Press.)

MONTREAL, QUEBEC, Dec. 6.
An unconfirmed report received
here from Halifax today states
that a fully loaded munition ship
blew up in the har6or of Rocking
ham, a suburb of that city, com
pleteIy destroying the harbor front
and killing persons.
Telephone and telegraph wires
are down.
Many buildings were reported
blown to bits.
The explosion was heard 100
miles away.
Reports from the scene vary. AT
the Western Union office at Hall
fax people were injured by flying
debris and the office was reported
wrecked. Halifax is twenty miles
away.
The city within the Rockingham
is said to be in flames and fire
fighting apparatus from surround
ing points has been called to assist
in fighting the fire.
(By United Press)
NEW YORK HEARS REPoRr.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-The explosion
at Rockingham, near Halifax, Nova
Scotia, in which many persons were re-
ported dead was caused by the collision
of two loaded munition transports in
the harbor Of Rockingham, according to
word received by cable officials here to-
day.
ALI communication with Halifax bv
both land ana sea failed at lo:lo a. NJ.
officials said.
add Amherst Nova Scotia
TIE force Of ths,exp-osion blew freighs
cars of the tracks, partly destroyed all
the buildings from the Queen hotel on
Hollis street to the rTorth street sta
tion, smashed the station roof and is
believed TO have buried scores in the
blazing debris.
The report of the blast was heard In
Truro. a few minutes later a wire vas
received asking that nurses, doctors.
hrernen and food bc immediately rushed
70 he stricken city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06

(By Unlteu FAtD5 NaDIes TAM
AMSTERDAM, Dec. 6.-August Phil
lips was named today as minister from
Holland to the United States, succeed
ing van Rappard. NO announcement
was made as TO the reason for tho
change.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-06

PETROGR4AD, Dec. 6.--Gernany made
formal effort TO obtain peace last Au-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-18
AUSTRAI NELAISVIAI
PASAKOJA APIE TAI
KOS IN'TRIGAS.
Petrogradas, bal, Is.

Petrogradas, bal, IS. -
Rusijos karcs ministcrijos
oficialiam plancSimc sako-
ma:
"Suiyg vicno austru Off
cleric (nclaisvio) pasakoji-
mo, Nokictijos kanclcris
pasiuntG Stockholman vo-
kieGius socialistus, k9d jie
tenai bcndrai su rusu soci-
alistais vcstu dcrybas apie
taikq NokietijOs SUI Rusi.ja.
BE to vcrta pamineti, kad
vukicciai savo oficialiuosc
is karcs lauku praneSimuO-
Sc nutylGjO, kad rusai paG-
me ju amunicijos sandelius
palci StockhOd upe, Voly-
nijoj.
Anot to paties austru Off
cleric, vokieciu socialistai
didziausiojc sutikmeje dar-
buojasi su savO vyriausybc
IL jic save laiko pirmiau-
sia vokicciais, tik paskui
socialistais.
Kitas is austru kariuo-
menes pabcges kareivis pa
sakojo, jogei Austrijos ka-
riuomcnGje dabar dazniau
diskusuojama apic taika,
ncgu seniau. Kareiviai yra
tos nuomonCs, kad Rusija
lures prazuti nuO vidujincs
bctvarkos. A
Visa tai liudija kokiu gu
driu priemoniu imasi teuto-
nai, kad savO prieSininkuO-
Sc sukelti nesusipratima ir
paskui tuomi pasinaudOti. -
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-18
INTEIKE KAIZERIUI
KARDA.

Amsterdam, bal. Is. =
Is Bcrlyno prancSama, kad
Tl1'kijos sosto ipcdinis,
princas Zia-Ed-Din ana die
na nukeliavcs vyriausiOjon
vokicGiU kares stovyklOn ir
kaizcriui inteikes kardq,
kaipo atsizymejimo zenkla
nuo Turkijos sultano. Is
ten Turkijos sosto ipcdinis
nukcliaves vakaru karcs So
nan. Kaizcris pl'iimdamas
karda pazymejes, kad jis
kal'iausias ligi pergales.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-18
VOKIECIAI NETEKE
100000 KAREIVIQ.

Paryzius, bal. 18.-Pran-
cuzai Oficialiai praneSa,
kad JIG uzvakar vOkieciams
uzdave baisiausia smugi
sutruskindami ju pirmaja
'.pSiinimo liniil tarp Sois-
sons il Rheims ir isibriau-
dami antrojon linijon. ST.
10 prancuzu uzpuolimo me-
tn vokicciai nctcke apie
100000 karciviu uzmustais,
suzeistais ir nclaisven pa
imtais. AnOt praneSimu,
tarp Scissor ir Rheims vO-
kieciai prizes prancuzus SUI
trauke apie 100000 kariuo.
menes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-18
APVOGE SALIUNI-
NINKA.

Uzvakar pcnki rcvolve-
riais apsiginklave vyrai pri-
vaziavo autOmObiliu prie
duru Emilio Prefero saliunO
(7059 South State st.) il
ieje / vidu pareikalavo pi-
nigu. ISkrate kasa. saliuni-
ninka IL "svecius," pleSikai
mandagiai atsisveikinO ir j.
sede automobiliun nudumG
savais keliais.
Prize prOgos pastebotina,
kad saliunl apipleSimai pa
staraisiais laikais labai daz-
mai atsitinka. Nekencia,
mat, ju visi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-18
VISI BALSUOSIA Uz
ATSTOVUS.

Petogradas, bal. 10. -
Kareiviu, darbininku il
Siaip zmoniu atstovai cionai
atlaikC suvaziavima IL nu-
tare:
Kad perlamentarinis Ru-
sijos atstovu suvaziavimas
ivyktp taip greitai, kick y
ia galima: kad atstovus
linktu vyrai IL moteris, SUI
kakusieji 20 mctu amziaus;
kad butu prileisti pric bal
savimu kareiviai; kad vel
kianCiu armi.iu karciviai
balsuotu atskiriai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-18
DEMOKRATIZMAS PA
LIEcIA VISA PASAULI.
Londonas, bal. II.

Londonas, bal. II. - Ru-
slJos pasckmingiji rcvolirl-
eliza padarc ncgirdeta inta-
kq / visa pasauli. Anglijos
laikrastial placiai svarsto
savo sosto ipcdinio, Valijos
prince, busimaji gyvcnimq.
Sake, kad sosto ipcdinis ne
galcsias vcsti uzsicniu cic-
sOraitGS az karalaitCs. Par
lamcntas pfivaIas padaryd
gala tai paikai idcjai IL ne
pamatuOtiems nicku ipro-
CLAIMS, kad valdovai vcstu
uzsleniu mcrginas. LalkraS-
cla itvirtina, kad Vaiios
plincas Sau uz zmOna gals
paslrinkti savO Salyj merg
Ia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-18
AMERIKAI GRASIA
BADO SMEKLA?
Amsterdam, bal. 18.

Amsterdam, bal. 18. =
Bonn univcrSitcto profesO-
rius Wygodzinski, zinOmas
agrikulturistas, tvirtina,
kad Amerikai grasianti ba-
do SmGkla. Savo ta tvirti-
nima paremia tuomi: Ame-
rikai rcikalinga tureti dvi-
CUBA kiekybc maistO, mes
be saves turi dar peneti ir
ta1kininkus; Amerikai tru-
ksta farmu darbininkp; "A
merika neturi pakaktinai
potaSiaus, be kuriO kiekvie-
mas derlius darosi Wis pras-
tcsnis, ProfesOrius todel
speja, kad zemdirbystes
zvilgsniu Amerika veikiai
iStiks nelaime. Su maisto
trukumu = mazi juokai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-18
REIKALAUJA
PRASALINTI NUO
SOSTO KAIZERI.

Stockholmas, bal. 1S. -
Sibcrijos miestc lrkutskc
rusai ana dtcna turcjo didc-
le manifcstacija. BuvO kal-
bos, parodavimai. Minios
zmoniu vaikSciojo gatvemis
IL rcikalavo, kad Vokictijos
gyvcntojai praSalintp nuo
sosto Savo kaizcrl, kaip kad
padayta su Nil<alojum Ro-
manovu, tuomct Russia su
Vokictija tuojaus gales SUI
sitaikinti.
Kitaip laisvosios Rusijos
gyvcntojai Tiki paskutinio
kraujo laSo gins savo Sail
nuo kaizerio pasikcsinilnQ
IT. privcrs visgi galutinai il
pasitraukti nuo sOstO.