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Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
MEXICANS OF THIS
 DISTRICT ENTHUSED
 FOR WAR CAMPAIGN
J. c. DELeADlLLo OF FL PAso AD- DRESSING MEMBERS OF MEX IcAN COLONY IN THIS CITY AND VICINITY IN INTERESTS OF BIG CAMPAIGN

Enthusiasm. warm and sympathetic. has been aroused among the Mexican residents of the Warren district and elsewhere in southern Arizona in be- half of the united war work campaign. through the efforts of J. O. Delgadillo. of Fl Paso. MT. Delgadillo, who has charge of the campaign among the Mexicans in this part of Arizona. spoke twice yesterday to crowds of Several hundred men and women of the southern republic, who Tejoiced with the citizens of the United States Because of their signal victory.
 z It was after the first of these meet ings that Rafael Lopez. a well known Bisbee resident, organized more than loo Mexicans and with them entered the spontaneous patriotic demOnstra- ton which marked the day.
 2 Mir. Delgadillo is appointing com, mittees, circulating literature and sending out speakers to aid in the raising of funds for the seven organ
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RESTRICTIONS ARE
 MODIFIED IN.THE
 QUARANTINE BAN
BILLIARD HALLS AND SOFT DRINK STANDS ALLOWED TO OPEN AS USUAL LAST EVENING, SCHOOLS AND PICTURE SHOWS TO OPEN WEDNESDAY

County Health Officer Hunt yester- day issued orders modifying the quarantine restrictions in the Warren district. The order applied to the hold ing of public dances, the opening of the soft drink parlors and the billiard and pool halls. Should there be no further spread of the disease and con- ditions continue to improve at the rate they have in the past few days the public schools and moving picture shows will be opened on Wednesday.
 Dr. Hunt desired to thank the peo- pie of the Warren district for their hearty cooperation in Obeying the mandates of the quarantine and in but very few cases were there any vio- lations.
 At meeting held in Phoenix yester- day by a number of prominent doctors of the state called together by Dr. Brown the state health officer, the fol- lowing rules and regulations were adopted and will be put into effect throughout the state:
 Seven Conditions
 In order to open up any closed places, the seven clauses in the reso- lution must be complied with. They are as follows:
 I All streets, yards, alleys. and all other places in the vicinity must be cleaned in a thorough manner.
 2. There must be a thorough scrubbing with hot water and soap of all walls, floors, furniture, cell ings.
 3. Posters must be distributed and attached to all houses where there are influenza cases.
 1. Posters must be placed in con spicuous places in all public places instructing the people against cough ing, sneezing, kissing, shaking hands and in all eating places prescribing that dishes and all utensils used in cooking, serving food and in eating must be washed in hot water in
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
LOWELL FIREMEN TO
 GIVE DANCE TONIGHT FOR WAR WORK FUND
PROPOSED BALL IN STREETS OF TOWN FoREeoNE IN BEHALF OF BIG AFFAIR IN BARK AT WARREN; MUSIC BY c. 6 A. BRASS BAND

None in the district is more inter ested in the success of the United War Work campaign for funds than the members of the Lowell fire de- pertinent. A proposal made in the first blush of the great news about the signing of the armistice. that of holding a public dance on the paved street in Lowell. was oyerruied late yesterday on account Of interference with traffic. Instead, it was decided 10 hold a Liz public dance st Warren with tickets retailing at Sl each. All funds realized will be donated to the War Work campaign
 J. J. Jones, chairman of the com mittee on arrangements. said last night that while the affair was being arranged fec hastily, it would be comp etc in every detail and every .Cne attending would be guaranteed a sgood time, while at the same time their money would go to a great cause.
 Mir. Jones and his committee have arranged for the c. & A. band to fur nish music for the dance.
 'Nuf said. Get your money ready for the man at the gate. Go in and have an elegant time
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Business Locals
CARD OF THANKS

To the Eagles lodge and to all friends we wish to extend our thanks and appreciation for kindness shown and sympathy extended in the hour oi our sad bereavement in the loss ol husband and brother, Andy Johnson as well as for the beautiful floral tri butes 10 his memory.
 Mrs. Andy Johnson,
 Andy B. Johnson and family,
 August Johnson and family, Otto Johnson and family.
 oscar Johnson and family, 7O3 Frank Johnson and family.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12

izations which are in charge of the en- tertainment, instruction and moral welfare of the allied troops m the field.
 In Fl Paso, Douglas, Clifton and Oth- CT places, Mir Delgadillo has conduct ed very successful meetings, resulting in impetus being given the raising of funds among the Mexicans. He is a polished, forceful orator and has a vital message for his people which cannot fail to arouse their interest.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
NATION ASSISTS ALLIES
(By Review Leased Wire)

tbN ENeNleW Leased WlfeJ
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The governments policy of continuing financial assistance to the allies until their needs are over or peace is actually signed, was empha- sized tonight by a treasury an- nOuncement that a new credit of SS0,000,000 has been granted to France. This brought the aggre- gate loans by the United States to that nation to S2,S45,000,000 and the total to all allies S7,S12,976,- 666.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
PNEUMONIA VICTIM.

John F. McFadden died yesterday of pneumonia at the Copper Queen hospital Mir McFadden has been in this city for short time only, hay ing recently come here from Hamil- ton, Mo No arrangements TOT funeral services have yet been made owing to further word which is expected 10 be received from Mrs. McFadden, who has been informed of the death Of her husband. Mrs. McFadden resides at Hamilton, Mo.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
CAMPBELL INCREASES LEAD FOR GOVERNOR
 MAJORITY NOW 366
SENATOR FRED GOLFER IS RE- PORTED TO BE PREPARING A LETTER OF coNGRATuLATIoN ADDRESSED TO HIS SUCCESS FOL OPPONENT

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 11.-At noon today Tom Campbell was leading for governor by S66 with five additional precincts heard from and only Is small precincts unreported.
 It was reported on the streets of the capital this morning that Senator Fred Golfer was preparing a letter of congratulation to Gov. Tom Campbell The latest estimate of majorities fol- lows:
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12

prescribed manner after each ser. vice.
 ,. Inspection by competent per sons, who are to report whether these conditions have been complied with.
 6. A general survey against flies and fly-breeding places and meas ures taken to eradicate these.
 '. An effort to be made to induce everyone to take the influenza vac cine, at least three injections.
 Will Give Permission
 When satisfactory evidence has been received that all these condi- tions have been complietl.Eith and the record shows that the number Of cases of influenza is decreasing permission will be given to reopen the closed places.
 Among the medical men present at the meeting were Dr. A. B. Nich- ols of the Maricopa county board of health; Dr. II. K. Beauchamp of the Phoenix board Of health; Dr. Jef fiery of Williams, F. w. Brown of St Johns, Dr. l.. A Burch of Clifton, Dr. Lacey of Miami, Dr. Wilson of Flagstaff, Dr. Rooney of Yuma.
 Physicians Praised
 Present at the meeting of medical men was Governor Hunt, who took occasion to pay due credit to the physicians of the state for their un- tiring and splendid work in the pres ent epidemic. They gave all of their service to the people of the state, he declared, working long hours, go- ing to any part of the state where their services were needed the most.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12

prior to his enlistment in the navy branch of the service about two years ago During that time he has been to France several times and also to South America. He is now captain of guns crew and is studying for en- trance into Annapolis.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
TONS ARE SAVED.

Thanks to the patriotic cooperation of the people of Arizona in responding to the appeal for the conservation of pits and hard nut shells with which to supply the army with carbon for gas masks, more than 20 tons of this material has been collected and is ready for shipment. This was learned today from Red Cross and food admin istration officials who are managing the campaign.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
Precincts Still O.
BRITISH LOSE RATTLEsHIP
(By Review Leased Wirl

LONDON. Nov. 1.-The British bat tleship Britannia was torpedoed near the west entrance to the Straits of Gibraltar on November and sank three and a half hours later, accord ing to an admiralty announcement to- night. Thirty-nine officers and 672 men were saved.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
plEs OF PNEUMONIA.

G. c. Knight died yesterday morn ing at the Copper Queen hospital fol lowing an illness of pneumonia. He is survived by wife residing in this city and father living in Texas, who has been informed of his death.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the kind friends for their sympathy in our recent be- reavement during the illness and death of our beloved sister, Gwendo- lyn Rutledge.
 69S MIR. AND MRS. JOHN HAWLEY.
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EoR VIcTORY RoYs.

The Victory boys are kindly re- quested to meet this morning at g o'clock at the Horace Mann Junior high school, with their team captains. The Horace Mann Junior high school committee is also asked to meet at the same hour.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
FOR NEWTON THOMPSON.

The local Red Cross chapter has re- eeived the following from the Pacific division, with request to have it ap- pear in the local papers: Newton Thompson of Bisbee, Ariz., has been requested to report to New York for Red Cross overseas service on No vember 21."
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
ON BUSINESS.

Porter Mcdonald, deputy livestock inspector, was in the city yesterday, from his headquarters in Tombstone. He reports that Tombstone was ar ranging to have a celebration when he left there.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
HERE VISITING PARENTS.

Neal c. Johnson, ensign, United States navy, R. F., is in the city visit ing his parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Johnson. J. c. Johnson is manager of the B. l. company, having taken the place of C. s. Thompson. who is now the cashier at the Bank of Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
NEW TELEGRAPH OPERATOR.

G. w. Wilkenson has arrived here from Globe, to take the place of Frank A Scow, former telegraph operator for the Review, who resigned his posi- tion Saturday and left for Fl Paso Sunday morning
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
HERE ON FURLoueH.

Sgt. Edward Miller. who has come here from San Antonio, Tex, to at tend the funeral Of Miss Gwendelen Rutledge, held yesterday afternoon, will leave Friday morning to resume his duties at Camp Travis.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
FATALITY ATTENDS JUBILEE.

Tby TNEVItW LtdsgU WWVJ
 OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Nov. II. A woman was killed and seven other persons injured, one probably fatally, in the peace celebration which began early today and continued almost 24 hours.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
ERNEsT cARPENTER WRITES.

Word has been received here by To- cal friends from Ernest J. Carpenter stating that he is again in France. Ernest is well known in the Warren district and is the son of A. J. Carpen- ter, a pioneer resident of Arizona, hay ing also lived in Bisbee for many years, but who is now in New York City. Ernest attended school here
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
uNpeLIvEREp TELEeRAMs.

The following undelivered telegrams are at the Western Union: Thurman Roberts, Mrs. Joseph H. Rouse, Albert Strobel, Mrs. Harry Dutton, Tim Foley, Walter Forwood, D. J. Floyd, Pete Peccola, Geo. H. Wiley, Mack Murphy, Kate Manley, Adam Yasilski.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
FUNERAL OF MISS RUTLEDeE.

The funeral of Miss Gwendolyn Rut- ledge was held Monday afternoon from the Palace undertaking parlors.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
EAeIE,s CLUB DANCE

First dance of the season given by the club. Proceeds for the benefit of the United War Work campaign. At Eagles hall. Wednesday. November 13. Harry Longs orchestra, S:30 p. m. Admission Sl Ladies free. Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
FROM TOMBSTONE.

Patsy Holland of Tombstone, has been in the city for the past few days on a visit to his mother, who is ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry HaZelwood, at Warren
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
1AkINe IN cELEeRATIoN.

Quite a number of the citizens oI Tombstone were in the city yesterday to take in the celebration. They start ed over to take in the dances and re- turned home at a late hour.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
ThRoueh To DOUGLAS.

l County Attorney John F. Ross and his assistant, Maurice Bloomenthal, were in the city yesterday on their way to Douglas where they were call ed on business connected with that office.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
City Briefs

t& H% # . . Has anyone visited you? Or T . have you entertained? If so, call < . The Review after p. m. and tell F . the Society Editor. phone 39.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
corPER QUEEN GUESTS.

Ed Moore, Fl Paso; J. C. Glenn, Cananea: MT. and Mrs. C. w. Miller, Tombstone; Mr and Mrs. w. A. Wamble, Phoenix; Mrs. l.. Breseen. Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
MRS. HAwLEY ACCOMPANYING.

Mrs. c. F. Hawley has recovered from an attack of influenza and is able to be up and about.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
IIsRARY OPENs TONlGHT.

The Copper Queen library will not open until 6 o'clock tonight on ac- count of the renovation which has not yet been completed.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12

Dr. Playfair, Osteopath, 9S Mason Hill, Mason car stop. Phone Blue 647.
 Adv.-231
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
Campbell. Colter
County

(x)-Complete.
 There are still 15 precincts out but if Golfer carries there by the same ma jority as Hunt did in 1916 he will only gain 14 votes.
 Precincts Still Out
 CD Apache. One small precinct out.
 (2) Coconino. Fredonia and Long valley still out. In 1916 gave Hunt 24, Campbell, 2.
 (4) Mohave, Moccasin. Burro creek, Grand Gulch (new), Glenwood, Koe- hane's ranch, Signal, Willows (new). Littlefield, Topoc, Short Creek, Mt Trumbell. In 1916 gave Hunt S5, Campbell fl.
 (5) Yuma, Norton. In 1916 gave Hunt s, Campbell 2.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12

L.L. Gilman sells the New Edison, "The Monograph With Soul"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12
RocNHILL,s STAGE.

BisSee-TomDstone. Leaves Bisbee- Bisbee Auto Co. z a. ID, 1:SO p. m. : Phone Bisbee 5. Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-12

Box 15O
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-09

|cia i zyjac W ciele, wiedli zycie a
nielSkie, trzeba szukac mocy do
Walk w Sakramentach Swietych.
Me zapominajcie nigdy i o tenn,
re nietylko ~jcsteScie stworzeniami
Boskiemi, ktorych obowiazkiem
jest sluzyc Mu wszelkiemi silami
|duszy i ciala - ME zapominajcie
/ o tenn, re cia}o nasze w szcze--
~golniejszy sposob jest uswiecone
przez laske, DO jesteSmy czfonka-
mi Chrystusowymi, DO w mas pre-
mieszkiwa Ouch Sw. ,,Aza ME vie
Gle" pisze Sw. Pawel q Kor. 6,
19) liz czlonki vase So koScio--
lem Ducha Sw., kt6ry w was jest,
ktorego macie cd Boga, a ME je-
.steScie swoi?" - Jezeli wiec
chrzeScijanin ME szanuje swoje-
so ciala i naduzywa go ola sromo-
tnej uciechy, %dopuszcza sic zuch-
wafej zniewagi wzgledem Ducha
Sw. i zamienia koSci6l jego w dom
rozpusty! - Ouch Sw. wstepuje
90 ciala twego, ably w MEM zlozyc
zar6d nieSmierte1noSci, ably je u
.czynic ma wieki czystym i swie-
lynn przybytkiem swoim, a ty
cheese Go wypedziG, cheese mi
.szczyc lego prace i oddat tialo
swoje skazeniu! Ale ME daj tego
Boze, azeby i miedzy wami INA
lszl sic TAXI czfowiek zblakany,
sam sobie gotujacy zatracenie +! O.
byscie r~aczej wszyscy zechcieli sic
trzymac sztandaru Chrystusowe-
so, obyScle strzegli najcenniejsze-
go skarbu, jaki p~osiadacie, II. via
~ Sw. I do niej stosowali swe zy-
Gle, chroniac sic grzechu, a
zwiaszcza grzech6w nieczystych,
zebyScie mogli w dzien zmar-
twychwstania / sadu polaczyc sic
L chorami duch6w czystych i wy
branc6w Bozych i cieszyc sic Je-
go szczeSliwoScia i w~yslawiac do
broc lego i miiosierdzie przez Gala
wiecznoSc! Amen. N.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-09
SWIETY PIOTR KLA.
YER APOSTOL MU-
RZYNOW.

Montesquieu, MAJ wielce uczo-
ny, powiedzial: ,Dziwne! Wiara
chrzescijahska, ktora zadnego in
rego celu ME ma, jak s~zczeScie we
wiecznoSci, Spowodowala take
s~zczeScie doczesne tn ma ziemi."
TAX tez jest rzeczywiScie !!
|Gdzie panuje wiara chrzeScijah-
ska, tam jest ~szczescie doczesne i
wieczne. Poznamy to, gdy rozwa-
.zymy zywot Swietego Piotra Kla-
weryusza apostolic nieszczeSli--
wych murzynow. Urodzii sic W
Verdu, ma}ej wiosce hiszpahskie1,
roku 1885, lecz rodzina jego byla
spokrewniona z Observation-Disclosures
mi familiami Hiszpanii. w roku
1902 wstapii do zakonu Jezuit6w,
ktorzy w owych ~czasach najsil--
nicj bronili KoSciola przeciw ka-
ccrzom i rozszerzali wiare katoli-
cka pomiedzy poganami. Piotr je-
dynie pragnai zbawienia niewier-
rych, a gdy W Toku 1910 m6g} pc
diugiej podr6zy ma morzu wyls-
dowac w nowym Swiecie II. Anne
ryce, pocalowa} ziemie, gdzie mia}
.przez Gale zycie sluzyc ubogim /
.nedznym.
Jezuici posiadali w wielkiem
mieScie Kartagenie dom misyjny.
Kartagena ley mad morzem. Cd
marca az do grudnia siohce zsyla
.ogniste promienie, ktore ziemie
zupeInie wysuszaja. Podczas upa-
III ogromne grzmoty i b}yskawice
przetrwozaja mieszkahcow. Mn6-
stwo owad6w i much tax doku--
CA, re rawet w nocy spac niepo-
.dobna. Choroby zarazliwe czesto
.panuja i dziesiatkuja ludnosc.
Kartagena jednak byla bardzo
zaludniona. A czemu? Pohiewaz
tt byIo miejsee ohydnego handful
Newfoundland, Europejczycy i A
rabowie chwytali W Afryce niesz-
.czesliwych murzyn6w 'sprzeda-
wall ich w Kartegenie. Tu przy-
bywalo corocznie okoio dziesiec
wielkich okret6w, z kt6rych kaz-
.dy przywozii okolo 10000 murzy-
now niewolnik6w. Jacy to byli CT
'murzyni? Wcale nadzy, ma pol
martwi Z glodu, okryci brudem,
SERGE przepeinione rozpacza i che
'cia zemsty. Gdy byli chorzy, Mkt
+ich ME leczyl, gdy byli w rozpa-
czy Mkt ich ME ~pocieszal. Cd ne
dry niekiedy codziennie pc sto i
wiecej umiera}o, reszte zaPFzeda-
wano w niewole w g}ebi Ameryki.
Przeklinali sw6j los i uwazali En-
rop~ejczykow "a najzacietszych
nieprzyjaciol swoich.
Coz uczynil Swiety Piotr Kla-
yer? Najprzod pytai sic, kiedy
przyjada okrety Z NEWFOUNDLAND.
Cd w}ascicieli okretow otrzymy--
wal pozwolenie wstapienia ma o.
'kret i stykania sic z niewolnika--
Mi. Z koszem Tub z torba chodzil
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-09

Genie jest cziowiek najbarl
dziej wykszta}cony i najbystrzeJ
sly w sprawach i naukach Swiec-
Ekich, jezeli ME ma WARY? - To
Jest DO prostu nieszczeSliwy ka-
leka - kaleka ME ma ciele, ale ma
duchu! Podobnie jak rodza SIG
niekiedy biedne dzieci Z g}owa-
mi zbyt wielkiemi, w ktorych o.
procz mozgu jest jeszcze wodA
l. tax So 1udzie ma Sw;ecie, Il
kt6rych nozwija sic az zanadto
szybko rozum, ale re szkod9 SER
ca, re szkoda calego ducha. Onl
latwo wszystko pojmuja, a wielu
Z Mich dobrze m6wi i pisze / u,
'paja sic dzwiekiem slow wlas--
nych, lecz dusze ich usychaj2,
BIO ich ME ogrzewa ! ME ozyw'a
sIoice miioSci, DO ich ME pokrze-
'pia rosa niebieska. Dlatego tee
oni ME czuja sic szczesliwym,,
DO w sercu ich straszna Panuic
.proznia i ME pnyczyniaja SIC DO
s~zczeScia drugich. Oni sie5ie
tylko> czcza i kochaja, sieble
mysli swoje, choc m0wia, re ich
celem dobro ojczyzny, dobro bic
dnego ludu. Smutny tez bywa
.ich koniec - niejeden ma wlasne
targa sic zycie, k,edy ciezkiego
donna zawodu i ujrzy zniweczo-
ne swe samolubne nadzieJe. \
jakiz bedzie los tych nieszczeS-
liwych kalek w wiecznosci? CIV
potrafia SIC usprawiedliwic pred
sadem Bozym z tego, &c zle IL
zyli swoich zdolnoSci, re je zmar
nowali, re zamiast swiatia, Praw
dv i dobra szerzyli ma ziemi Gem
nose i blad i zgorSzenie?
Me ma to, najmilsi bracia, he
ma to zaiste otrzymaliSmy ro-
yum, zebySmy TAXI z n.ego zro-
bill uzytek! Uczmy sic racz,J od
ludzi prawdziwie madrych / wle'-
kich, jaki ma byc Stcsunek rozu-
mu naszego do wil:.-. Oto m6gf-
bvm wan przyt;czyt cale setk.
b. &aczy siawny1h zssluzonych'
kt6rzy zastanawia'i sic gf:hoko
mad zdobyczami rozumu, a dosz-
Ii do wyniku, streszczonego W
znanym wam pewnie wlerszn
Mickiewicza:
.,Rozum ludzki! Tvs maly pred
Panem,
Tvs kropla w lego wszechm9s9-
cej dloni,
SWAT cie niezmiernym zow'e
1 chce ku niebu ma tweJ Wzleciec
toni"
Leg ,,ty bez WARY byibys
niewidomy!'
Wiara Gle oSwieca, wlara c.e
poucza, skad sic wziaf cziow'ck
ma ziemi i 20 co ma niel zyJe'
w;ara CT wskazuje, co czfowieE
ma ezynic i gdzie szukac say
potrzebnej do piracy, do walki do
zw~yciestwa. Ty sam sic oslo
,pisz i zejdziesz ma bezdroza' Je,
ze1i wyrzekniesz sic WARY. ga
czasu, jak jej siohce zaSWlecho
ma wyzynie Syonu, jasnieJe ono
wszvstkim narodom i jaSnlec be-
die az do konca wicklow cho--
ciaz zawsze znajdzie sic wielu'
kt6rzy usilowat beda zgaSic to
slohce. Rozpadaja sic W sruzy
potezne pahstwa, upadaja syste-
nv i szkoly filozoficzne, coraH
MOVIE powstaja bledy i wnet TO-
bia miejsce innym, a siowa PraW
dy wiekuistej ME przestajs cd
18TH wicklow rozbrzmlewac W nd
szvch kosciolach i drugi lat ty-
siac iuz dob;ega cd czasu' Jak "a
czeto odprawiac te niewymown'e
swieta Ofiare, ktora skiadam7
Roou W niezliczonych lego PREY
bvtkach, dziekujac "a otrzymane
laski i proszac o MOVIE i bSaga-
lac . przebaczenie wystepkow
naszych.
Tel vice WARY trzymajcie sis'
DIR. br. moi, Gala sila dusty! o.
u1z;a poicenniei-