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Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
MCLEAN ARRIVES AT
SEWARD FOR TRIAL

H. G. Bennett, assistant U. S. At
torney for the Third Division and
Deputy Marshals' Bouse and easier
arrived from Valdez on the Admiral
Watson to prepare for the coming
term of court.
The deputies brought with them A.
f. Mclean, charged with the murder
of his wife at Nushagak last winter.
Mclean will be tried at this term of
court.
The Mclean boys, little chaps still
in knee pants, will be brought here
from Valdez on the Alameda. They
are the principal witnesses against
their father.
Judge Brown, U. S. Attorney
Spence, Ike Hamburger, Clerk Arthur
Lang, and Deputies John Miller and
Charles Wilcox will come over on the
Alameda from Valdez.
From westward on the Santa Ana
will come the following witnesses in
the Mclean case: DR.. L. H. French,
A. H. Mittendorf and Otto Larson,
Nushagak merchants; Nick Chris
tionsen, Gregory Keparin, Oscar Carl
son, Mrs. Maria Symes and Mrs. Ma
italia Hoidahl. The Santa Ana is due
about August 22.-Gateway.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
PRIMARY LAW
FOR THE TERRITORY
NOMINATIONS FOR OFFICE
TO BE BY DIRECT VOTE
Beginning Next Year People Will
Designate Candidates for All Elec-
tive Positions in Alaska by General
Public Ballot.

The material provisions of the pri-
mary nomination law enacted by the
recent Alaska legislature are as fol-
lows:
Section /. All candidates for the
Office of Delegate to Congress from
Alaska, for the Office of Attorney
General for the Territory of Alaska,
or for any other Office created by Act
of Congress or the Legislature Of the
Territory of Alaska, shall be nomin-
ated by direct vote of the people.
Section 2. Each person desiring
to become a candidate for election to
such office shall, not less than sixty
days before the date of the primary
election file with the Clerk of the Dis
trice Court for the judicial division in
which that candidate resides, de-
claration of candidacy signed and ac-
knowledged and certified to be GER
tificate of five electors of the judicial
division in which such candidate re-
sides, and who are members of the
political party to which such candi-
date belongs, and shall pay to said
Clerk of the District Court the prop
er fee.
Section provides that the candi-
date receiving the highest vote OF his
party in the primary for each office
shall be the party nominee and have
his name placed on the official bal
lot at the general election.
Sections 4 and detail the forms
of declaration and other routine pro-
cedure.
Section fixes the date of the pri-
mary election for the last Tuesday OF
April of each even numbered year.
Section Z provides that separate
ballots shall be provided for the diff
ferent political parties, and that the
Australian system shall govern.
The remaining sections govern the
notices Sof election; supplies and
printing, conduct of election, returns
and canvass.
Section 13 provides that leach
candidate shall pay fee of one per
cent of the annual salary for such Of
flee, but in no case shall such fee be
more than $4O," which shall go into
a fund for payment of the expense of
primary elections.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
ARE OVERCOME BY
ESCAPING GAS FUMES

Arthur H. Miller, superintendent
for the bureau of education in the
Third Judicial Division, and c. w.
Cook, teacher of a native school at
Tatitlek, had narrow escape from
being asphyxiated while coming from
Ellamar to Cordova on the launch
Rainbow last evening, after having
visited the Indian fishing villages and
fishing reserves in Gravina bay. When
within sight of Cordova Mr.. Miller.
who was running the engine, was ov-
ercome by the gas fumes, and for a
time his condition was quite serious.
Upon arrival here he was removed
to the windsor hotel, and DR.. Chase
summoned, who placed him under
the care of Mrs. H. F. Ballard,
trained nurse. He is still confined to
his room. although greatly improved
today.-Cordova Times.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
MUST FURNISH
own EXPENSES
MEN REGISTERED IN STATES
MUST PAY FARE OUT
L. S. Attorney of Seattle Tells Men
Registered in States and Now in
Alaska to File Application for Ex-
animation with Alaska Boards.

United States District Attorney of
Seattle, in a dispatch today to Mar
shall Brenneman, head of the exemp-
tion board for the Third Division.
states that men who have registered
in the States and been called for
draft since coming to Alaska, should
file application for examination with
Alaska exemption boards or should
show home board excuse for failure
to appear at the time called and re-
ceive subsequent examination.
All men who have been registered
in the states and have since come to
Alaska must furnish their own trans
portation if they are called for draft.
They are. probably now recorded as
physically qualified and subject to call
for service.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
SOLDIERS TRANSFERRED
TO VANCOUVER BARRACKS

The following named men of the
Detachment Companies "a" and &c"
14th Infantry, Fort Liscum, Alaska,
are ordered to Vancouver Barracks,
for duty:
Sergeant Luke Brooks, Co. "a
14th. Inf, Sergeant Allen c. Miller,
Co. "a" 14th Inf, Private Thomas
Burke, Co. "a" 14th Inf, Private
John Devine, Co. &c" 14th Inf. Pri-
vate Ralph E. Empey, Co. &c" 14th
Inf. Private Ewin Fortner, Co., &C.
14th Inf, Private John Holly, Co.
"a" 14th Inf, Private Martin Lang,
Co. "a" 14th Inf, Private Tarrie
Lewis, Co. &c" 14th Inf, Private
william F. O'shaughnessy. Co. "a
14th Inf, Private Frank Phillips. Co
"a" 14th Inf, Private James Rudidea
Co. &c" 14th Inf, and Private Ern'
est Solberg, Co., "C'' 14th. Inf.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
men ESCAPE
SEATTLE JAIL
REVOLVER SMCGGLED
IN BY AN ATTORNEY
Six Prisoners. Confined in King Coun-
ty Jail Escaped Last Night, After
knocking Out Turnkey With Re-
VOlver Butt.

SEATTLE, Aug. 21.-Six prison
ers confined in the county Jail. escap-
ed late Saturday night. and up to
date but two have been recaptured,
four still remaining at large. Turn
key Allen was struck over the head
with a revolver in the hands of E. G..
Brown, one of the prisoners, and is
in serious condition. 1t is believed
the weapon was smuggled in to the
prisoners by an attorney who visited
the Jail a short time previous to the
mems escape.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
GERMANS FIGHTING
WITH RAW RECRUITS

BRITISH FRONT IN FRANCE
AND BELGIUM, Aug. 21.-Prussians
and Bavarians and Saxons, all have
given of their number to swell the
total capture in the Flanders drive,
and no more detected appearing men
have been seen in British prison sta
tions since the beginning of the war.
Particularly noticeable was the scar
city of veteran non-commissioned Of
ficers and the large number of troops
from the 1918 class. who are nothing
more than raw recruits. ~One veteran
of many battles freely expressed con-
tempt at these youngsters, who he
said, lacked stamina to stand up un-
der the hardships of war and could
not be depended upon in tight place
such as they have found themselves
facing recently.
A majority of these prisoners were
a miserable, sorry looking lot, many
of them suffering from internal COM
plants caused by exposure and the
majority from hunger. Few of them
have any hopes Of Germany winning
the war and one officer ventured the
opinion that the time of the father
lands downfall was near. He based
his opinion largely on the scarcity OF
men, and certainly boyish faces now
in prison cages appear to be indicative
Of lack Of human material. Z
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
ONE MEATLESS
DAY A WEEK
PROSPECTS GOOD FOR
NATIONAL FAST DAY
That With Present Meat Famine
Staring Z. S. in Face May Have to
Abstain From Flesh.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. al
Food Commissioner Hoover issued a
statement indicating that the pros
poets for one meatless day a week
were pending in view Of the great
shortage Of meats in the country. Mr..
Hoover stated that he would issue an
order for such abstinence in the near
future, as the task of supplying the
allies with meat devolved mainly up
on the United States.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
BOARD PUT It
Up TO BUILDERS
SAYS NO MORE CONTRACTS
UNTIL STRIKES STOPPED
Shipping Board Asks Contractors to
Demonstrate 1. w. w. Activities
been Curbed and Show Have Mater
ial on Hand to Work With.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. al
Portland contractors were notified to-
day by the federal shipping board
that no more contracts for wooden
ships would be placed on the Pacific
until they had demonstrated that In
dustrial Workers of the World activi-
ties had been curbed and they show
ed the board they had plenty of ma
terial on hand to carry the contracts
to completion.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
CITIZENS MEETING

A citizens meeting will be held at
the City Hall Thursday night at 8
O'Clock for the purpose of discussing
the proposition of bonding the city to
erect a new school building. All tax
payers, citizens and parents with chill
dren are especially urged to attend.
Ladies are Invited. This is a subject
which should interest everyone in
town and II you have any arguments
for or against the subject you should
attend.
tt BY ORDER COMMITTEE
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
UL1|MATUM SENT
TO STEAMSHIPS
MUST HANDLE ALL FRESH
FISH SHIPMENTS OFFERED
Unless l.. s. Steamers Guarantee to
Handle Fish Shipments Canadian
Steamers Will Be Given Right to
Trade Along Alaska Coast.

SEATTLE, Aug. 21.-W. l.. Clark,
head of the Pacific Fisheries com,
pany, now in Washington, D. c., wir-
ed the Seattle steamship companies
today that unless they can demon
strate their ability to handle all the
fresh fish shipments offered, that con-
gress would vote to extend the rights
to Canadian lines to engage In the
Alaska coastwise trade.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21

CORFU, Greece, Aug. 21.-The
Bulgarians today hurled two thous-
and shells into the Serbian city of
Monastir, causing destruction of one
fourth of the city and great loss Of
life.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
col. BLETHEN WILL BE
COMMANDER DEFENSE FLEET

SEATTLE. Aug. 21.-Col. Blethen,
proprietor of the Seattle Times. will
succeed Col. John Hayden, as COM
mander of the Puget Sound coast de-
fense fleet, Col. Hayden having re-
Gently been promoted to a brigadier
generalship, and ordered to take COM
mand of the fifty-sixth brigade of
field artillery, at Macon, Georgia.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
TUG RECENTLY HERE IS
SOLD TO EASTERN FIRM

SEATTLE, Aug. 21.-The tug
Arctic, now engaged in the Alaska
towing trade, has been sold to a New
York concern and will be taken to
the Atlantic coast.
The Arctic was in Anchorage only
a few days ago, having brought the
barge Henry Willard into port.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21

Court convened at Seward accord
ing to a wire received at the mar
shals office, and disposed of half the
cases on the calendar. This morning
the jury was discharged until Satur-
day, pending the arrival of the Santa
Ana with the witnesses in the Nc
Lean murder case aboard.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
WORKERS STRIKE
FAILS TO MATERIALIZE,

SEATTLE, Aug. 21.-The l. w. W..
strike planned to occur yesterday
the mills and factories of
the Northwestern states, did not ma
terialize to any great extent, but few
workmen walking out.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21

Ptarmigan season opens September
first and many of the nimrods about
town are preparing to wage war on
these birds which have made valdes
famous. rs1>s.y' $50, 49, -
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
TWENTY DEAD IN
CANADIAN EXPLOSION

OTTAWA, Aug. 21.-Twenty per-
sons are known to have lost their
lives in the explosion and fire which
occurred in the powder plant of the
Cirtiss-H Harvey company last week.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
FRENCH AND BRITISH
TAKE GERMAN LINES

PARIS, Aug 21.-The great drive
started Monday against the Germans
on both sides of the river Meuse has
been quite successful. as the French
have captured 1000 prisoners and
penetrated the German lines mile
and a quarter on a front of eleven
miles.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
WAR VETERANS ORGANIZE
TO SUPPRESS I. W. w.

SEATTLE, Aug. 21.-The Spanish
War Veterans of this city today ap-
pointed one hundred of their number
to act as special officers to punish Sc
ditionists and suppress the activities
of the Industrial Workers of the
World.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
Farm Loan Association to Nee

Farm Loan Association to Meet
Mount Vernon, Aug. 20.-An elec-
ton of new officers will be feature
of the meeting of the Skagit County
Farm Loan Association to be held in
the armory at 1880 o'clock Saturday
afternoon. Other important business
matters will also be brought up at
this meeting, which will be held In
the armory. .-
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
Alameda Due This Evening

The steamship Alameda will arrive
in Valdez about four o'clock this ev-
ening from the west The following
passengers will sail on her, VIM.
Balm, Joe Baldocchi, Miss Hilma Hin
nala, Mrs. Louis B. Douglas for Sc
attle; Attorney Capers for Cordova.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
SalOnika Destroyed

SALONIKA, Greece, Aug. 21.-Ov-
er half the city was destroyed by fire
today, and over $4,000 persons are
homeless.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
THOMAS EDISON CONFERS
WITH PRESIDENT TODAY

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. al
Thomas A. Edison, the inventor, con-
ferred with President Wilson and Sec
retary Daniels today.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
MANY RETIRED OFFICERS
4 , CALLED BACK TO SERVE

WASHINGTON. D. c., Aug. al
Eight retired major generals and
brigadier generals were called back
I into active peryice today
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
BULGARS DESTROY s;
-. CITY j 'M||I|O|]NlA||'ST|R N
TWO THOUSAND SHELLS
DO GREAT DAMAGE

Serbian City BOmbarded by Bulgars
and One-Fourth of Town Destroyed
With Great Loss of Life-City Of
Salonika Destroyed by Fire Today.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
PRICE OF BAR SILVER
STILL CLIMBING SKYWARD

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-Bar silver
was quoted at 81. .s-4 cents today. the
highest price known In nearly half
O. century. s.+s. .-,*,s-. =
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-21
COURT CQNvENES|
.''' q, At SEWARD
DISPOSED OF MANY CASES;
DISMISS JURY UNTIL SATURDAY

Non-Arrival of Steamship Santa Ana
from the Westward With Witnesses
in Mclean Murder Case, Holds Up
Case.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30

~zw}aszcza podczas tel wojny po-
.vinny mu zjednac sympatye Ia
rod6w.
Take SO gl6wne podstawy ma
kt6rych naszym zdaniem przyszla
reorganizacya ludlow powinna bye
dokonana. Ich charakter uniemoz
liwi powt6rzenie sic podobnego
konfliktu. a przygotuje rozwiaza
ME ekonomiczne kwestyi, tax Wa
znych ola przysz]osci i materyal-
nego dobrobytu wszystkich
panstw walczacych.
Przeto przedkladajac je wan:
kt6rzy kierujecie w tel godzinie
losami narodow walczacych, ma
my nadzieje: re zostana przyjete
Ii re wkrotce zobaczymy koniec
lstrasznej WALK. ktora coraz vic
cej zdaje sic bye r~zezia.
Ca}y SWAT uznaje, re honor ar
mil obu stron jest nietkniety. Prey
chylcie przeto ucha. do naszych
modlitw. Przyjmcie braterskie "a
.proszenie. jake przesylamy wan
W imieniu Boskiego Zbawcy. ksie
Ella Pokoju. Pamietajcie ia wiel-
ka odpowiedzialnoSc wasza pred
Bogiem i czlowiekiem.
Cd waszej dec.yzyi zalezy spo-
k6j i radosc niezliczonych rodzin,
zycie tysiecy mlodziezy, s}owem
~szczescie ludu. kt6remu zapewnic
dobrobyt jest waszym wielkim o.
bowiazkiem.
Oby Bog natchnal vase posta-
nowienie zgodnie z jego Swieta
VIOLA. Oby Bog dial by. zjednujac
sobie pochwaly wsp6lczesnych.po
zyskalibyscie w przyszfosci slaw-
he imiona jake pacyfikatorzy.
Ny zas. zjednoczeni W modlit-
vie i skrusze z wiernymi duszami,
kt6re wzdychaja do pokoju, bla-
gamy by Ouch swiety was oswie-
Gil i wan podal rade.
BENEDYKT.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30

narodowych. Ola wskrzeszenia
tych tradycyi, ola -czuwania mad
ich swietnoscia, "a zgoda naszego
dostojnego przewodnika, wzywa--
my Was. Zacni Panowie, abyscie
utworzyli Komisyi Weteran6w,
kt0ra by nam s1uzyfa rada serdecz
ma i kt6ra by nam uprzytomniala
swietlane POSTAGE naszych dzia-
dow, naszych ojc6w. Ma wtorem
zebraniu okresliliscie. Zacni PIANO
vie, statut tel Komisyi, = dzisiaj
p%ozw6lcie nam wierzyc, re stanie-
Gle PREY mas i otoczycie dziefo ma
szego pokolenia zoinierzy Pols--
kich Wasza ojcowska opieka i mi
4oscia Waszego poswiecenia bez
granic ola Ziemi Ojczystej.
Ma przem6wienie to odpowic-
dial professor Dolinski jenrnem a
goracem sfoWem polskiem.
Gfebokie w~zruszenie ogarnelo
zebranych, gdy Ia zakonczenie
General Archinard zareprezento--
wal zebranym sztandar Bajonczy
k6w i wspanialy sztandar pierw-
szego batalionu strze1c6w.
"Ten jest symbolem chwaleb--
nej przeszfoSci a ten jest tym,
kt6fy powiedzie Was do Polski
Zjednoczonej i Niepodleg}ej.
Zbiorowa fotografia zakonczyla
GEESE urzedowa uroczystosci po--
czem nastapifa swobodna, dluzsza
rozm0wa Z W]cteranami.
Dzien 21go lipca zapisze sic zlo
temi gloskami w pamieci Wetera
now Polski i.w pamieci Wojska
polskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30
Misya Wojskowa Francusko
Polska.

I'dl SSNiCJ OlOllll II u. 20
lipca czytamy:
Ubieglej soboty, W siedzibie
Misyi Wojskowej Francusko-pol-
skiej, pod przewodnictwem Szefa,
Gcncrala Archinarda, odby}o sic
pierwsze, inaguracyjne posiedze--
ME Komisyi Wcteran6w roku
1863, 1S7O-71 1877.
W zcbraniu tenn wzicIi udzia1
in corpore wszyscy oficerowie Mi
Syi oraz Veteran PIP. Leon Czaj-
kowski, FIR. Dolinski, dr.. Henryk
Gierszynski, Maksymilian Hertel
Franciszck Janiszcwski, Stanis-
law kedzierski. Ludwik Mekarski
Teofil Poplawski, ks. pralat Leon
P~ostawka, Apolinary Pozerski i
J0zcf Zimocki. Nadto akcesy o
przystapienie do Komisyi i uspra
wiedliwienia o niemoznosci przy--
bycia z,powodu wyjazdu hub ME
domagania nadeslali PIP. Wladys-
law C~icszkowski, DR.. Leonard ia
worski j Antoni Szawklic.
Posicdzenie Komisyi Wetcra-
now zagail General Archnard pod
nioslem przem6wicnicm, ma ktorc
z zapalem i moca, odpowiedzieli
pp. professor Dolihski i inzynicr
Hertcl. Poczem pulkownik Mokie
:jcwski wygIosil powitanie w jezy
ku polskim:
''Witam Was. - m6wil,-Was,
Wcteran6w, bojownik0w O niepod
leyloSc naszej drogiej Ojczyzny
witam Was imieniem tych, kt6rzy
sa ,jeno szczeSliwemi dziedzicami
Waszych z przemoca zapas6w, Wa
szych swietych pragnieh. Tworza-
ca sic dzisiaj we Francyi. Armia
Polska jest plonem Waszego, Fac
nj Panowie posiewu. Wy BOWEN
j~esteScic przedstawicielami tych
bohaterskich naszych pokolen ,kt6
re rozumialy to niewzruszone pra
wo historyi, re jedynie moca ode
brac mozemy to-, co nam przemoc
obca wzifla. Stad pierwsza mysl
pionier66w tworzacych sic tutaj
szereg6w polskich ku wan sic
zwraca szQka ola dzie}a narodo--
wcgo Waszego b}ogos}awienstwa,
chez bye, DO bye musi, ogniwem
nieprzerwanej Walk o niepodleg-
lose Ojczyzny, wierzy atoli g&ebo
ko. re dokona testatmentu prod
k6w. Jakoz widzicie. Zacni PIANO.
vie, choragiew narodowa polska
powiewa juz IA urzedowym gina
chu Misyi naszej, pc a pierw--
szv cd rozbioru Polski, sztandar
naszego pierwszego batalionu no.
81 haslo "Zjednoczona i Niepodle
rla': bratni nar6d francuski, W
osobie swego urzedowego pred
stawiciela, generala Archinarda,z
calych sill dazyku tworzenlu Ar
mil Polskiej panstwa sprzymierzo
ne z calego serca wt6ruja inicya-
tywie Francyi. Chwila upragnio-
ma nadeszla, przez prorokow pre-
powiedziana, dziesiatkami lat me
czenstwa wzywana. W tel chwili
dziejowej troska nasza serdeczna
lest ably ia nasza Armia byla Cd
zwierciadleniem trad.ycyi naszych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30
TEKST oREDzlA P0KoJU
OLGA SW. DO SWIATA.

w poprzednim numerze poda--
liSmy wiadomosc o wystosowaniu
przez OLGA Sw. Papieza Benedyk-
ia XIV. oredzia pokojowego do
wszystkich panstw w~alczqcych i
neutralnych. Ponizej podajemy
d%os}owny tckst tegoz:
DO kierownikow panstw woju-
jacych:'
Cd poczatku naszego pontyfika
tn, kiedy w Europe ~rozszalaly O.
kropnoSci %strasznej wojny, mieliS
my ma wzgledzie pred wszystki--
mi innymi try rzeczy:
Zupelna bezstronnosc wobec
wszystkich panstw wojujac.ych.
jak przystoi temu, kt6ry jest
wspolnym ojcem i ktory kocha
wszystkie swoje dzieci i r6wnem
uczuciem.
Ustawiczne staranic sic uczynic
wszelka mozliwa przys1uge bez
w%yjatkow, bez roznicy narodowo
sci lub religii. jak nakazuje nam
powszechnc prawo mi}osierdzia,
polccone nam przez Chrystusa.
Wreszcie spelniajac nasza mi
sye pokojowa ME mozemy opusz-
czac niczego, co ley W mocy ma
szej. a co mog}oby przyblizyc ko-
nice tel kleski przez nak}anianie
ludlow i ich kierownikow do bar
dzicj umiarkowanych rezolucy.i,
by przyspieszyc powazne rozwaza
ME pokoju sprawiedliwego i trivia
lego.
Ktokolwiek uwazal ma nasza
prace W tych trzech bolesnych la
tach jake wlasnie uplyne}y,m 6g}
latwo uznac. re o lie pozostalismy
wierni naszemu postanowienlu alb
solutnei bezstronnosci i naszemu
staraniu czynienia dobrze. ME "a
przestalismy upominac ludy i wal
czacych braci, by znowu stall sic
bracmi, chociaz ME wszystko jest
publicznie wiadomem. co uczyni-
lismy by osiagnac ten szlachetny
eel.
Prey koncu pierwszego roku
wojny, przem6wilismy do walcza
cych narod6w, napomipajac je i
ponadto wskazujac droge. kt6ra
naleza}o isc, by uzyskac trwa}y i
honorowy pok6j ola wszystkich.
Niestety nasz APPEL ME byl uslu--
chany i wojna ciagnela sic dalej
przez MOVE diva lata re wszystki
mi swymi okropnosciami.
Stala sic II nawet bardziej O.
krutna i r%ozszerzyla sic IA ziemie,
ia morze i Ia powietrze i MONA
bylo widziec jak spustoszenie
smierc schodzila ma bezbronne
miasta, IA spokojne wsie i ma ME
winna ludnosc i teraz Mkt ME
moze wyobrazic sobie jak cierpie
MIA wszystkich zwiekszy}y sic gdy
by do tego krwawego trzylecia
dodac MOVE miesiace lub co 60
rzej move lata.