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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-08
HOW TO ORGANIZE AN ARMY

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-08
development
Of SOUND NAVY
YARD IS URGED

WASHINGTON. Feb. IA
great naval base will be essab,
llshed on San Francisco bay.
and the Puget Sound and Mare
island navy yards Will be de.
seloped with immediate appro-
priations Of $500. 900 each, "
the report Of the naval commits
sion on Pacific coast develop
men,. Just made public. 10 fol.
lowed.
The report urges an appro.
prsasior OF $500. oco for the
acquisition OF the San Fran.
cisco bay site. which Will be
either ut hunters point Ala.
media. Goat Island or Rich.
rnond-Aibary.
san Diego. los Angeles and Co
lumbia uyer sites we're rejected
Further study OF the San Francisco
bay sites will be made. Tho com
mission asks that funds be avail
able Immediately on selection OF
the site for development.
Naval facilities on tho Pacific
coast should be trebled immediate
~. the report saif.
The Puge; Sound navy yard.
says tho report. rs well located
and admirably adapt
cd. thru physical Characteristic.
and defensibility. as base Of oper
atoms for the fleet and for local
naval defense OF the Puget sound
and Northwestern coast region 81
the United States II will also bs
the most advanced base for naval
operations affecting the defense OF
Alaska"
1t should he developed 10 q rea.
sonable extent as shipbuildlnf
yard. having always In view. how
ever. that the first aud predominant
purpose OF q navy yard " the re
pair. maintenance and supply 81
the fleet. and that any yard activ
ity should be definitely subordinat
ed TO such purpose
Tho report was made by the
commission OF naval officers who
went over tho ground Under the 81
rcction OF Rear Admiral Helm rtF
object was 10 point out tho steps foI
immediate development Of the Pa
cific coast naval defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-08
MUNITIONS and
CASH WOULD Be
WAR AID OF U. S.
BY gibson GARDNER

BY oiLSON SAhONcN
WASHINGTON. Feb. s.--Afs.
er talking eonfide ntisiIy with
the best informed navy and
army men In Washington, all
OF whom refuse 20 allow their
names 20 be used at this time,
can state enph stieally that In
case there should be . declara-
ton OF war between the United
States and Germany, the first
military activities and the only
activities on the part OF this
country for weeks and months
will be Of purely defensive
nature.
There will be no sending OF
our navy TO European waters
nor any sending Of any part OF
our army to European soil.
Our activities will be much like
those OF Japan. who is an ally OF
the entente nations.
Japan has not contributed ship,
or men to the operations In tn,
VI Mediterranean. the English chan
mel. the North sea or the Irish sea
Japan has busily manufactured mu
nitions OF war for Russia.
Would Aid Supplies
Tho United states will be mos
useful to the allies by making mu
nitions and sending these and 9th
or necessaries. including food. &c
France and England.
This country would. of course
employ its navy In conveying ship;
loaded With these supplies. and II
this dangerous work some OF tho
ships would sooner or later run
afoul OF German submarine oil
mine or might even meet a Ger
man raider.
Merchant ships under the Ameri
can flag would follow Great Britain
in arming such ships for defens,
against submarine attack and II
every way possible this country
would cooperate with the allies e
break the German attempt to block
ade the British islands and Franc,
with It's submarines and mines.
The United States has no nava
vessels which can be spared to aug
ment the British fleet nor do III,
British need our vessels. except al
stated To convoy munitions an,
provision ships.
Won't Send Men
As 10 sending men To take par
in the fight on the western front
the idea Is 80 remote that at thi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-08
GR0CERS PROTEST
PUBLIC MARKETS

Seattle grocers crowded into the
Press Club theatre Wednesday
evening. to protest against the pro
posed publicly owned market and
cold storage plant plan which will
be voted on at the general election.
Tho members of the Retail Gro
GERS association passed resolutions
disappearing further bonded In
debtedness and charged that the
proposed 100000 bond issue to es-
tablish the market system was an
"indiscriminatc invasion of the field
OF private business"
The rrocers viii meet again Fri.
day evening, to organize campaign
against the proposed bond issue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-08
so COUPLES COME
MERE FROM JAPAN

VICTORIA, II. C.. Feb. Sixty
newly married couples were brought
over on the Hawaii Maru. OF the
Osaka Shosen Kaisha line. which
arrived here today. The honey.
mooners are en- route 10 San Fran.
cisco. by way OF Seattle.
The 60 bridcgrooms are a part OF
the delegation OF so Japanese from
San Francisco who went to their
former homes on pleasure tour
last summer. But 20 Of them faile
to persuade some Japanese maiden
TO accompany them 10 their Amer.
lean homes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-08
D0UGnMUTS SHOULD
NOT Be EATEN

Doughnuts arc hard 20 digest and
may cause appendicitis. Seattle
people should know that simpl.
buckthorn bark. giyccrine. etc.. ms
mixed In Adier-i -ka. often relieves
or prevents appendicitis This sim.
pie remedy acts on ROTH upper and
lower bowel removing such sur
priaiuR foul matter that ONE
SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY
CASE constipation. sour stomach OF
gas A short treatment helps
chronic stomach trouble. The IN
SLANT. easy action Of Adler-i-ka Ia
astonishing Swifts Pharma cies. Sec
ond ave. and PIKE. and gas y. Broad
way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-08
BETTER FILM BILL

Tho Society for BETTER Films will
give a two.hour program AT the
Moore theatre Saturday for chill
dren. The first show will begin al
II o'clock. the next Of |. aud 80 on.
The pictures wiii be. "patchsork
Girl OF or and a new drsmstlzs'
ton OF Snow White"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-08

Fruit Gamers OF Washington viii
meet in the auditorium OF Forestry
hall on the L. OF W. campus. Fri
day morning at 10 O'Clock. The
various problems OF the fruit and
vegetable grower. jobber. retailer
and Gamer will be discussed. Ed
win A. Start. director OF the uni
versity extension division. will pre-
side
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-08

Cured His RUPTURE

was badly ruptursd white iiftlnE a
trunk several years ago. Doctors said my
only hope OF cure was mn operation.
Trussea did me no good. Finally I got
hold ~ something that quickly and com
pisteiy cured mo Years have passed.
and tho rupture has nsver returned,
although I nm doing hard work as q car
psnter. There was no operation. no lost
time. no trouble. I have nothing TO sell.
but viii give fun Information about how
you may find complete cure without
operation. n YOU write 70 me Eugene NJ
pulien. carpenter. SIC Maroellus ave.
Manafduan, y. J. Better cut out this
notice and show Vt to any others who are
ruptured-you may save NE or 1T least
atop the misery Of rupture and tho worry
and danger Of an operation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-08
Anen's foot-Ease for The Troops.

Many war aone hospitals have ordered
Aliens Foot Ease. the antissptic powder.
~ use among the troops shaken intc
the shoes and sprinkicd IN the foot bath.
Aliens Foot Ease gives rest and comfort.
takes the friction from the shoe ara
prevents the fee, getting tired or foot
sore Drug and department stores every.
where cell IT, csc. Don't accept any sub
stitutc. Try Il today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-08

During our last national campaign, heard much about co
must Mr. Charles Evans Hughen
the republic Our President
forth the needs Of cooperation
in without question
this time But what do they mean
exploitation through inc
slavery end. and with shall
for
be DO wealth
socially collectively owned and Economically man
the right work and enjoy the
OF his tolT
he shall be In
clothing education and the physical and mental dFe
o "A better and nober racer
DO the chains OF
economic eryiude and want
being their rights
produce wealth for themselves
plainly and with lucid dcfn
on plain fobearing patient exploited class which THIS
depends. what when WE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-08

George r.. Holmes and John
Moran. two Alaska miners who
lost their sight IN tho mines OF tho
North VIII open the largest broom
factory in Seattle at 1905 Rainier
ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-08
BEATEN AND ROBBED

Mrs. Jessie Hosslich. 1906 18th
ave. was beaten so that she was
unconscious for half an hour. and
her home robbed OF about $1,000
yesterday noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-08

Or. z. s. BARNES. n Seattle den
list. viii deliver a free stereopiioon
lecture on Teeth" Friday might
IN the John u Allen school. The
talk will be made under the aus
pices OF the Parent. Teacher asso-
citation OF the school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-08
NAVY SEEKING
MORE RECRUITS

Navy recruiting offices In the
American Dank building. Sec
end ave. and Madison st. will
be kept open until 10 o'clock
tonight. and probably for weeks
TO come.
Orders were received Wed.
nesdzy By Lieut.. Commando A.
c. Kali 20 "redouble all efforts
TO obtain recruits"
The navy offers better caree
than ever before. raid Commando
Kali. and there ought TO be NOR
recruits signing up
There ar. approximately 10000
IN the service. accordini
TO naval men. Recruiting IL b.ini
pushed turnout the country In al
effort to fill them.
Ia event OF hostilitles between TIT
United States and Germany. tn
navy probably would be called int
action Immediately TO cooperate II
crushing submarine warfare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-08

A committee OF five sportsmen
Of Seattle viii 20 10 Olympia Fri
day to urge before th~-statc lcgis.
laiure that the term OF office Of tho
county game commissioners be linn.
tied 10 three years and that the OF.
fees Of state fish and game com.
missloners be made separate
They we're selected a; meeting
Wednesday night In the Chamber
OF Commerce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-08
COOPERATION MEANS
How To Organize An Army
BY EDWIN ]. BROWN

individual
urnon exploitation that
nst
together and
stlc hrlcat nnft n ncnpleof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-08
TnE SCANDINAVIAN A,

THE SCANDINAVTAN American
bank has taken over the adjoining
store roo min the Alaska building
for enlargement Of the bank 4
quarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-08

Well. here is your opportunity. !
am going to give away. during the
next ten days. two thousand pack
ages OF Gauss Combined Treat.
r'ent TO those who need u. and "
you want relief. sign the coupon at
the foot OF this notice, and the free
package will be forwarded to you
at once by parcel post.
want TO prove TO you that Gauss
Combined Treatment viii relieve
your catarrh. The method II effec-
tive. because ~ strikes at the root
of the trouble and gives permanent
relief by removing tho cause. This
II the only correct way to treat
catarrh and II you want quick and
lasting results. send at once for the
free package Tili out inc coupon
below and package viii be sent TO
you by return mail
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-14

Do stacyi marynarskiej W Chicago
zg}oSiio sic W ostatnich szeSciu mieSia-
each cd go do 500 ochotnik6w pol
Skich.
W marynarce znajduje sic kilGu Off
Cer6w polskich, kt6rzy ukOhczyli aka
demie Annapolis, a mianowicie: po-
rucznik B. L. Dombrowski, porucznik
B. Menclewski / ensign, Habrylewicz.
Obecnie znajduje sic W Annapolis xii
ku student0w polSkich.
W marynarce s{uza take:
,,yeoman" W. W%lekli6ski, S lat; missy
officer j. W. Janeczko, 10 lat; DIR. II. II.
Slominski, korpus szpitalny mary
marco i inni oficcrowic.
Ma okrctach Cd wielu lat sluza Leon
SzarmaGski, Leon Czajka, j. Glom, q.
Pitlock i j. MySzkowSki.
Ma stacyi Great Lakes So miCdzy in
nymi: Nj. GuligowSki, z. KlOska / brat,
KnasiGSki z Detroit i inni.
Dnia 29-go czerwca, b. l.. ~vyjechaio
Q PittSburgha, wed&ug informacyi p.
Jakicica, redaktora sportowegO ,,Dzien-
nika ChicagoskiegO', So Polak6w do
maryuarki, a miedzy mimi byi jeSo brat
TOmaSz JakiciC.
Polacy z Paris Island, S. c., gdzie
sic take Znsjduje stacya marynarska
ola Cwiczeh, donoSza, re tam sic znaj-
duja Setkf Polak6w.
So to, jak zaznaczono, informacye,
zebranc poSpieSznie. Staranne bahama
wykaSaIyby niewatpliwie, ae W mary
narce znsjduja sic obecnic nietylko set
Hi, ale tySiacc Polak6w.
Komitct, Wybrany ma vtorkoWem
zebraniu Representa- organiza--
cyl W sail sedEiego J~areckiego, wclo-
raj doreczyl re6olucye i %pOdObizne
oryginalnego listu, otrzymancgo
prze5 ks. +. Kulinskiego, p. j. +,
Smulskiegu jake ~prezesowi WydEia-
lu Narodowego, oraz Prev. KS. w.
Zapale, jake sekretarzowi Djed. Ka-
plan6w Polskich.
P. Smulski oSwiadCzyi, re sic sko-
munikuje q p. White'm, szefem Pol
skiego Biurs Prasoweso wo Wa
szyngtonie.
Prev. ks. W. Zapala przyrzekf
poslac rezolucye i podobizne do Maj
prev ks. p. Rhode'go W Green Bay,
Wis. jake prezesa ZJedn. Kaplan6w
Polsklch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-14
W SPRAWIE SEJMU
ZJEDNOCZENlA.

OtrzymaliSmy list nastepujqcy;
Do Szanowncj Redakcyl Dzlen,
Chciagoskicgo.
w wczorajszych notatkach re-
porterskich umieszczono Wlado-
nose w sprawie zakazu sadowe-
90 wydanego przez sedzieso Ma
vanaugh przeciw pcwnym urzed-
nixon Zjednoczcnia W sprawlc O.
dlozenia Scjmu, ktora Ii czytcIn'-
k0w molc wywolat zupcinlt
mvlnc muicmanic o caIcj sprawic.
Uwazam przeto "a moi obowia-
eek zrobit niniejszcm masterpieces
sprustowanic:
Lakaz wydany przcl sedz'ego
Kavanagh dnia 7go bn., zabra-
niajacy Piotrowi Rostcnkowskle-
mu, Janowi Konopie, Jozefowi
Ruszkicwiczowi i innym oglaszac
rezultat glosowania w sprawic O.
d}ozenia Sejnu Zjednoczenia
zabraniajacy wydania i ogioSzc--
mia proklamacyi odkladaJaceJ
Sejm, kt6ry sic ma odbyc W
Schenectady, N. y. W pazdzier'
niku 1917 r. i czynienia czesokol'
wick CODY mogfo' przeszkodzlc
odbyciu sic Scjmu w czasie | mlel-
sou oznaczonym, zakaz ten ME
zostai zniesiony lecz jest prawo,
mocny. Sedzia Foell wczoraJ
dis tax oSwiadczyl: The i'll,
junction has not been dissolved
but is i'll full force; the case
stands in Status Quo" 50 to wy
ray sedzicgo Foell.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-14

Wobcc tego, jezcli ktoS L tych,
przcciw kt0rym ten zakaz byj
wystosowany, odwazy} sic lub Cd
Way zakaz ten zgwalcit. bedzie
zmuszony odpowiadat "a obrazt
sQdu Contempt OF Court.(
Mic jest prawda, jak W notatcc
rcportera zaZnaczonO, &c sedzia
Focll uznal Wywody naszc "a mic,
dostateczne: nakaZa} on bowler
oskarzonym podaG ich obronc dc
dnia 24go wrzc5nia. Gdyby naszc
wywody mic by}y dostatccznc, to,
Ev podsqdni mic potrzcbowali pc,
dat obrony. Dccyzye sedzia wy,
da pc przcdstawicniu ich obrony.
To 50 iakta, i kto mic wicrzy
hub wqtpi, MECH sic spyta srdzlc'
60.
Chez jeszcze dodat ! laHna,
cam to L n~aciskicm, Ic gdyby
nawet scdzia mial unicwainit ter
zakaz poprzednio wydany, &c
wcalc ME dowodzi, &c przcz to Sc,
dzia uznal, zc Zarzqd ma prawc
Sejm odlozyt. Faktem jest, IL
sedzia zaznaczy}, &c ma mocy fax.
tow mu przedstawionych kon-
stytucyi Zjedn. (rekordu) Ia.
rad ME posiada wiadzy do odlo
zenia Sejmu, ami L referendum a
nj be- referendum j adwokaci o
skarlonych musieli to przyznac
starajq sic oni pobiG ten injunc
ton icdynic ma t~eChnlcznycl
punktach. Sejm ina praWo odby'
sic be- wzgledu ia to, czy sedzi;
podtrzyma zakaz hub ME, gdy;
tax konstytucya Zjednoczenia ma
kazujc.
Wobec tego MECH sic delegac
szykuja Ma Sejm i mic zwazaja'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-14
Czy W MarynaTCG
StaNdW ~zj8dnOczo-
nyCh ME ma
POIak6W?
MyIns pOjsCia 0 udziaIO PO'
Iak6W " ObeCnsj WOjniS
naIGly SprOStuWaG,

Jak sic MONA byio spOdziewaC, list
otrzymany przcz Ks. I. Hull1skicSo z
WaszyugtUuu " Sprawic jeSo aplika-
cyl ma kapClana W maryuarCe, kt6rego
p~Odobizuc wczoraj ogiOSzouo, wywOlaf
2dumiCuic " Spoicczcnstvie pOlSkicm.
Zdumicuic to wywOia} pow6d, pOdany W
liScic, lila kt6rcSo n~aczcluy kapclan we
Waszyugtonic odradza Is. Kuli1Skicmu
Starauia sic . kapcla6stwO. POwOdem
tym ma bye rzekomy fskt, il Nv mary
uarce Stau6w Zjcduoczonych ME ma
nikogo q polskiej uarodowoSct'.
Zrozumiec jest rzeczs wproSt memo
4Iiwq, jakim sposobem mosa We Wa
szyustouie tax bIeduc i~uformacye pa
nowaG o udzialc Polak0w w ObecneJ
wojnic.
Folacy W Chicago q DUNG wskazy-
wall ma swa stacye re~krutacyjna W
Domu Zjeduoc1euia 7. r. K, W kt6rej
przeszlo 300 polSkich ochotnik6w "a
ciacuelo sic do armii reGularnej. ME
romijajac tych, kt6rEy zglostli
sic ma iuDych Stacyach rekruta-
ryjuyrh TAX armii rc~Sularncj, jak |
gwarJyi narodowcj.
Polacy wicdzieli take, re wielu pol
skich OchOtnik6v, r0wuieh wStspito do
marynarki. Me p~rowad1onO zadncj Cd
rcbucj Statystyki. mic otwor1onO lad
uej STACEY polskiej Ola m%arynarki, lecz
wiedziauo, &c W m~arynarce jest vic
Ia Polak6w / ic codzicnnie Corsz vic
&C ich ~wStcpujc.
NarsI iak piorun q poSVdnego ntcba
spada ma Polab0w wiadomO$G, re W
marynarcc Polak0w ME ma? Jc3cliby to
prawda byIo, Polacy W tym kraju by
liby tylko darmoljadamt i paso6ytami.
Jeleliby to prawda bylo, Polacy ME
mieliby W sobie ladneso przywiazania
do swej przybranoj ojczyzny, mic mic
'iby oLruszypy patryotyz Emu s~merykah-
skieso, ME poczuwaliby &c do aaduej
wdziecznoSci do kraju. bt6ry i'm dat
p~rzytulek SoScinuy, sWobody, przywile-
ie obywatelskie. moinost zarobkowania
/ pracowania Ola swei ojczyzny.
Gdyby to bylo prawds, Polacy ma
leleliby TO k~ategoryt tych. kt6rzy wszy-
stho biOra, a uic ME daja z powrotem.
30 szczy tenn wdzieczuoSci / przywiaza-
mia ola kraju ojczystego jest oddanic
siebie >amcgo ma tej obrone.
I'd pol roku Stany Z]jednoczone pro-
wadza w"jug L najgrozniCjszym i mai
SiluiejSZym wrOgiem W hiStOryi Swia-
Ia. Wr6S ten godzi We wszystkO. co ME
tylkU Stauy ~IjcdnoczoGc. ale i Polacy
uwazaja "a SwietC, chwalebne, pozada-
he, gOdzi " zaSaduicZe ideally wOlno-
Sci i dcmokracyi. Et6re 50 idealami tax
PUlSki jak i Ameryki.
Gdyby takicj chwlli Polacy mic
splcszyli pod kolory tax armii jak ma
rynarki, gdy maja okazye ~niezr6wna-
ua walczcnia ola Swych obu KRAKOW OF
czy>tych, pokrcwnych duchem i idea
lami, nicSodni byliby imienia POlak6w,
ME Z~aSiuSiwaIiby ma daisy pObyt W
tym kraju, gdyz zadaliby KAN wszyst
kim Swym dotychczasOwym wyzna-
uiOm mifO$ci Swcj o~jczyzny i gotOwo-
Sci walczeuia "a jcj wOlnO5G.
Czy 81 dane statystyczne, wykazu--
lace, il Polacy siua2 W marynarce? o
10 kilka takich fakt0w, ~poSpieSzenie ze-
branyCh:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-14
Ruch v TOWarzystWach
ZE STANISLAWOWA.

- Tow. i'm. X. Wine. Barzynskicgo
odbedzie swoje regularue ~m:eSiecznc
posiedzenie dzisiaj %wieczorem, o go
dzinie 8mej, " hall ZWyklyh posic-
dzen. Kaidy cz}onek jest prOSzony sic
stawiC BIO So wazne sprawy do zaia-
twienia. - Fran. Czonstka, prezcs;
Fran. S. zywicki, sekr. prot, 1927
Newton ul.
- Tow. sw. Stanislawa X. mr.. 800
1jcd. odbedzie miesieczne posiedzenio
dis o godzinie Smej wieczorem, "
hall zwyklych posiedzeD. - Walne
sprawy do zaiatwienia. - j.. Wilcze-
wskl, sekr.; Jan Liss, prezes.
JApWiGowk.
row. Sw. Wladyslawa mr.. 500
lied. odbdezie try cwierG roczne po-
siedzenie W niedz:ele, 1880 wrzeS--
MIA, O godzinie 2ej p%opoiudniu. "
hall zwyk}ych ~posiedzen. - konstan
ty Sokoiwski, PREF; Woj. Zasowski,
sekr., 2143 N. oakley ave.
Spowiedz Dworu Plasta mr..
1894 2. X. l.. odbedzie sic W sobote
dnia 15go wrzeSnia, a do Komunil
sw. przystapimy W ~niedziele, o go
dzinie 6tej rano. Prosze sic zeb;ac W
hall zwyklych %posiedzen o godzinie
mol do sz6stej. MARGIN Markowski,
NadleS.; Stan. G~rzegorek, sekr.
prot, 1882 Rhine ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-14

ma zadne proklalnacye re SeJm
jest odlozony. Wladzy do odkla-
DANA Sejmu mkt ME posiada jak
tylko sam Sejm.
N. L. PiotroWski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-14
Specvalnosci ma Groserye

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