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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12
GERMAN EFFORTS TO DESTROY
u. FRENCH DEFENSES ARE CHECKED
ZONE RATES 20 CLASS
MAIL effective JUNE IS

San Francisco. June 1.-THE new
zone rates OF second class matter
which postal authorities here have
been Informed are TO be effective
June IS. has been given an inter-
probation by the postoffice depart
ment. Jesse w. Roberts. superin-
tendent OF Mails OF San Francisco.
has prepared a synopsis OF the ten
tatIve regulations. as follows:
Publishers viii be required TO file
with the postmaster a marked copy
Of each issue OF the publication
showing portions devoted to adver-
tisIng and to other matter The
percentage Of each is to be endorsed
on the first page n
News agents. when Mailing Sec
ond class matter subject to zone
rates. shall file a statement with the
postmaster showing the percentage
OF space In such matter devoted to
advertisements and the percentage
devoted to other matter Publishers
should furnish this information
through the news agents. y ~
Only sample copies for delivery
outside the. county OF publication are
required to be separated by zones.
Publishers may make separation by
zones OF subscribers copies. pro-
vided II does not interfere with route
separation. When the publisher
prefers not to make zone separation
Of subscribers copies or when It Is
not practicable to do 80 without In
terfering with the proper routing,
the publisher Is required to submit
a statement with the nrst issues Of
April and October In each year,
showing the percentage OF the total
number OF copies that are mailed to
each rome.
Postmasters shall make such tests
OF the publishers records as may b.
necessary to determine the accurac,
OF the percentage given by the pub
Usher.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12

Behind the British Lines In
France. May 13.-(Correspondence
OF the Associated Press) - Every SOL
dier In the British army in France
is provided by the government, as
part OF his overseas kit. with a jack
knife.
The military jack-knife Is built
for service. II has only three parts,
IA big blade OF Sheffield steel. a
can opener, and marlin spike.
The whole thing clasps into a solid
steel or bone handle four inches
long, which Is provided with a ring
so that II can be hung to the belt.
The can opener is an indispensa Bile
part Of. the provision for soldiers
well-being at the front. Several
important items Of his daily menu
are supplied to him In sealed cans.
The Shefiield blade has numerous
uses too obvious to need mention,
but II Is noticeable that Tommy At
kins frequently uses It for purposes
OF eating In preference to the table
knife in his kit.
The. knife blade Is also used con-
stantly as a wood-cutter. In the
trenches the lighting OF brazier is
frequently a dificult operation ow-
ing to the vital necessity Of avoiding
smoke. The Germans have a strong
antipathy to smoke, and the sight Of
II rising from the British trenches
arouses in them disturbing evidences
OF envy. hatred. malice and uncharit-
ableness. II Is we'll. therefore. to
avoid smoke. SO the wood for the
brazier must be split up into thin
sticks and shavings. and for this pur-
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12
D|SAPPROvAL Of pres.
KILLS BORAH PLAN

Washington, June i2.-The pres
ident's disapproval today killed the
Borah proposal for open discussions
Of treaties and the senate voted Il
down, so to %.
The president In a letter interpret
Ing his views on open diplomacy"
in order to quiet senate controversy
over Borah's proposal for public con-
slderation Of treaties, said that he
favored the publication Of treaties
after they we're ratified. This caused
no change In the senate executive
discussion.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12
HUN OFFENSIVE /
ON SEA EXPECTED
American Vessels Certain TO Have
Important Part In Battle-AIlies
Feel Certain Of Victory

Washington, June 12.-Further
evidence that Germany. In its efforts
to end the war this summer. IL plan
ming TO support its land offensive by
sending Its high seas forces against
the comblned British and American
grand fleet. Is given In an ofiicial dis
patch today from Switzerland.
Orders are supposed to have been
given TO keep the whole fleet In
readiness" says the dispatch. "and a
certain number Of naval officers Of
high rank have been hurriedly re-
called from Switzerland and other
neutral countries, where they have
heen spending their leaves.
THE Keller zeitung speaks OF ex-
Itraordinary activity In the ports and
the Hamburger Post publishes an In
terview with von Tirpitz, who was
asked II Germany was in a position
70 mearsure herself with the British
fleet.
"The admiral naturally replied In
the affirmative. saying that after
their land forces have pushed the
French and English back on the 9th
erside Of Paris. It would be the turn
OF the kaiser's boats to drive the
English from the high seas"
Both In Washington and in the al.
lied capitals German sea offensive
on grand scale long has been re.
garded as a possibility and the ap-
pearance OF the German fleet in the
North sea at any time would not b
unexpected.
Rear-Admiral Gleaves said in {
public address not long ago thai
word had come to the British flee
that the Germans at last were read!
for the supreme test.
II the battle does come. American
naval forces will play their part
American dreadnaughts under Rear
Admiral Hugh Rodman Joined TIN
British fleet some time ago and Ad
miral Gleaves in his recent address
said that when Admiral Beatty. com
mandlng the British grand sea forces
heard that the Germans were com
ing. he assigned the American ship
a prominent place in the line.
In all allied quarters there is su
preme confidence In the outcome
| Oficials are certain that the Ger
mans win be decisively defeated.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12
.HUNSCLA|M DEFEATOF
most Of FRENCH ARMY

Amsterdam, June i2.-General
Won Stein, the Prussian war minister,
declared In the reichstag today that
"A great part OF the French army
was defeated and the so called Foch
reserve army no longer existed" He
also stated that the crown prince on
May 81 inflicted the gravest defeats
that the entente had suffered during
the whole war. Besides the loss Of
men, the allies lost an enormous
amount Of war materials and equip
ment,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12
Allies Make Further Advance East Of May--.Eront Be.
tween Aisne and Marne Again Flames up and Huns
havelBesun Thrust South West Of Scissors

says the Germans suffered heavy
losses and left more than 1000
prisoners and some guns In the
hands or the French.
The test OF the oiiicial statement
follows:
"The battle continued today from
Montdidier TO the OIse.
"on the left our troops. supported
By tanks, counter-attacked this af-
ternoon along front OF ~ kilo.
meters. between Rubescourt and ~.
Maur. and Notwithstanding desper-
ate German resistance. reached the
southern approaches OF lie Fretoy,
captured heights between courceiles
and Mortemer and carried our line
more than two kllometers TO the east
OF Merry.
we have also retaken BELOW and
Genlis wood and reached the south
Urn outskirts Of 81. Maur
The enemy. who suffered heavy
losses. left more than 1000 prison
ers and several guns in our hands.
I'm the center the Germans. who
had succeeded In pushing forward to
the south OF Lodge farm and An.
theuil we're driven back beyond
these two points by our troops. act.
Ing In concert with adjoining units.
"On the right the enemy increased
his pressure, seeking to gain the
Matz valley. Several violent attacks
which were launched against chev-
rincourt we're repulsed.
"The enemy succeeded In gainins
a feothold In Machemont and Beth
court, which we're bitterly disputed
South of the Ourcy river Amer.
lean troops this morning brilliantly
captured Bclleau wood and took 900
prisoners"
London. June l2.-The French
troops. nghting. southeast Of Mont
older. have turned upon the Ger
mans In a violent attack. and admin.
istered a severe defeat to the enemy
over a front OF seven and hall
miles between Rubescourt and ST
Maur II was over this front that
the French since Sundays offensive
began have held back the Germans
from keeping pace with the advance
they we're making on the center ol
the line south OF Ressons-sur-Mat'
toward the Oise river. where the on
slaught~ OF the invaders we're met
with a defense In man power and
gun power that brought to the Ger
mans enormous losses,
The villages OF Belloy. Genlis
wood and the heights rising between
Courcelles and Mortemer were recap
tured by the French and In addition
.s.4ss a.-.a.-.s.-.-----
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12

Paris, June 11--"American troops
brilliantly carried Belleau wood tb1s
morning. taking 500 prisoners.''
This announcement is made b, the
war Office in its Official report last
night. s.te efs
La Belleau wood lies In the Cha
teau Thierry sector just to the west
Of the village OF Boursches an
south of the village OF Belleau. n
is in this region that the America.
marines have been lighting 20 ~
iantly recently. and much praise ~
bestowed upon them for their drive
of the Germans through La Bellsan
wood. which had been considered n
almost impregnable position by IL
Germans. Dispatches from the fruae
ON Monday said the marines M
continued their progress In the woo1
until the Germans were holding -
ly the northern fringe Of It.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12
BRrTIsH STEAMER Is
SUNK BY u.BOAT

New York, June 12.-The British
transport Ausonia. owned by the
Cunard company. has been torpedoed
and sunk by German submarine
several hundred miles from the Brit
ish coast while on her way west
ward. according to private cable
messages received here.
Ninety members of her crew we're
picked up by another steamship east
ward bound and landed on the Eng
lish coast. Search is being made for
40 more OF her crew who are report
ed missing.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12
DOING CHRISTIAN SERVICE

American, British and Canadian
Y. M. c. A. secretaries stand in wet
trenches under fire
In France handing out hot cocoa ito
freezing soldiers as they pass. This
their effort to maintain the NOR
ale OF the army.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12
4. y. AVIATOR KILLED
WHEN PLANE FALLS

Houston, Tex, June i2.--When
an airplane fell at the gunnery range
maintained In connection with the
Ellington flying field here last even
ing. First Lieutenant Roger Mont
gomery Of Tunica, Mass. instructor
In aerial gunnery, was killed and
the pilot Of the machine, Second
Lieutenant william r. Hartline, was
slightly bruised.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12
SIGHTED OFF JERSEY COAST

An Atlantic Port. June 12--A Ger
man submarine was sighted ESQ
miles OF the New Jersey coast early
last night by French steamer, ac-
cording to the ofiicers Of the vessel.
which arrived here today. The sub
marine. which was not more than
100 yards from the steamer. was
not In a position to launch a torpedo
nor did the U-boat open fire with its
guns. the ofYicers said.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12

Rome, June l2.-The Official re-
port from headquarters says:
AT Monte Corno. in the Frenzela
valley and cortellazzo. the hostile
Infantry vainly attempted surprise
attacks. East Of Cap sIle, patrols
drove back the enemy from the from,
lines. capturing a machine gun and
two trench mortars. other arms and
war material.
Five hostile alrplanes were
brought down"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12

Paris. June is.--The German ef-
forts to batter down the French de-
fenscs seem to be checkr,i 'Fht
French gained ground today on the
western end OF the battle line. while
on the center and the right the enc
my's repeated efforts met stern re-
sistance. The French claim that the
Germans are being held.
The front between the Aisne and
the Marne rivers has again flamed
up and the Germans have begun
what may prove to be very serious
threat. striking the allied lines
southwest Of soissons, near Dom
miers. Sutry and Ameblemay. tryins
10 outflank the French on the north
and compel retirement and reloca-
tion OF the allied lines from Montdi.
dIer to Chateau Thierry.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12
SHIPS GAINED GREATLY
EXCEED SHIPS LOST

Washington, June 12.-Since the
submarines have begun their, raids
on the Atlantic coast. the shipyard
outputs have exceeded the sinkings
of the American ships by over a
hundred thousand dead weight tons.
Twenty-one vessels have been pro-
duced.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12
92 AMERICAN SOLDIERS
ARE GIVEN WAR CROSSES

With the American Army In
France, June l2.--For gallantry in
various actions on the Toul front,
80 American soldiers were decorated
with the French war cross today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12
SUBMARINES CLAIM
TWO MORE VICTIMS

New York. June 1.-two Norwe-
gian steamships, the vindeggen and
the Hendrix Lund were sunk by
German submarines 200 miles east
of Cape Charles. Virginia. Saturday
and Monday. This makes total
Of 1s boats sunk in these waters.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12
AMERICAN "ACE" ON
ROAD TO RECOVERY

San Francisco. Jan. 12.--Lieuten-
ant Douglas Campbell Of San Jose,
CAL. the American 'ace" who was
wounded In France last Friday. Is
on the road to recovery, according to
advices received here today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12
AMERICAN CASUALTY LIST
FOR TODAY HAS f2e NAMES

Washington, June 12.-Ths casu-
atty list for today is 126, Of whom
Is were killed in action. Private
Edwin H. Olsen Of Springfield. Ore.
died from disease. 4m
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12

Washington, June 11.--American
troops northwest OF Chateau Thierry
this morning advanced their posltioa
In La Belleau wood capturing 3so
prisoners and considerable war ma
terial including number of machino
guns and trench mortars. General
Pershing reported last night in HI
daily communiQue.
1t Is in this sector that the ma
rines have been lighting for . nun-
Der of days and II was assumed here
that they were the troops referred
to.
The statement follows:
Northwest OF Chateau Thierry,
we were again successful in advane.
ing our positions in the Belleau
wood. We captured 25Or prisoner.
of whom three we're officers. ana
considerable material, including .
number Of machine guns and trench
mortars.
I'm the Woevre. our batteries exc
cuted effective naturalization and
harassing fire.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12
WIFE OF PUBLISHER
OF THE OREGONIAN DIES

Portland, June 12.-Mrs. H. L.
Pittock, wife Of the publisher Of the
Oregonian died today at the age Of
10 years.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12

Paris. June 1.-THE French have
struck the Germans a hard blow
along front OF about seven and a
half miles between Rubescourt and
st. Maur recapturing Belloy. Gcnlis
wood and the heights between cour-
celies and Mortemer.
The oficIal announcement last
night by the war ONCE Of this gain
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12

Milan. Monday. June i0.--Senator
Arrigo Boito. the musical composer
and poet. suddenly died this morn
Ing.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12

With the French Army ln France,
June 1.-THE alllos made further
advances today east Of Merry. To-
ward tho center the enemy made
several attacks but the line held firm
although some enemy dotachments
filtered into tho Metz valley.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12
ATTACK on AUSTRIAN NAVAL
DIVISION REsrLTs IN DEs-
'TRuCrION OF BATTLEsHIP
ITAIAk DRIVE ENEMY BACK.
A. Monte Cario In Frczcla Valley
and CorteIIazo, Enemy Infantry
Attempts Surprise Attacks

Venice. June i2.-One Austrian
dreadnaught was destroyed and an
other damaged by Italian torpedo
boats In an attacks on the Austrian
naval division near Dalmation
islands Monday according to offlcial
announcement today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-06-12
SOLDIERS OF THE SEA" BRIL-
LIANTLY CARRY LA BELLnAU
WOOD
MANY MACHINE GUNS CAPTURED
Men Deserving Of Great Praise ~
Penetrating Forrest Which Was
Considered Imprcuabie

London, June 12.-The Germans
threw two more divisions At the
Americans center at Bouresches .thls
morning in fruitless attempt to ~
capture the village.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-14

Traktat pokojowy podpisany 20
staf miedzy Turcya a rzadem
I'ranskaukaskim, m6wi telegram
Z Konstantynopola. ~Jeszczc pred
zawarcicm pokoju w Brzesciu Ii
tcwskim, kiedy to prowiucye kars
}Batum i Erivan odstepiono Iur-
cvi, poWstai w Transkaukazyi
rad osobny. Pc pokoju w Brzes-
ciu Turcya oSwiadczyla, re godzi
sic ma osobny Rad, ma kaukazle
/ zawrze Z MIN osobny pokoJ, Jc-
dnoczeSnie jednak rozpoczefa po-
ch0d ma Drowincye, odstaplone Jel
W traktacie w BrzeSciu, masakru-
JAG przytem tysiace Armehczy--
Ma jakiS Gas pertraktacye
pokoiowe zerwano, lecz znowu Je
nawiazano ma nowo sprawe
zalatwiono. Celem tych pei
bylo w~ciagnac rad
Transkaukazyi do uni Z poczwor-
mem przymierzem, jak to sic stale
z Ukraina i RUNNING.
Londyn, IA. czerwca. Dono-
szq Z Kopenhagi, re NJ. Borowski
-Odowski, minister bolszeWlkoW
do Szwecyi, zostanie wysIany do
Waszyngtonu, jake ambassador
bolszewikow do Stanow
Zjednoczonych. Jest on obecnle w
B%erlinie. Obecnie Borys Bakhme-
tIew, wyslany do Waszyngtonu
ieszcze pre- rad kierehskiego,
Jest jedynym uznanym przez Rad
amerykaiski representation Ro-
syi. Przybycie nowego ambasado-
ia postawi znowu kwestye uzna-
MIA rzadu ziemstw bolszewlcklch
do rozstrzygniecia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-14
Do Loja|nych 0by-
Watef %0byWateIek.

Ma mocy uchwaly zapadlej M
posiedzcniu przcdstawicieli pol
skich organizacyi, IL Konitet
obywatelski ma zajac sic urzq-
dzeniem pochodu i obchodu w
dniu Czwartego Lipca w miescie
Chicago o lie to dotyczy Polah6w
Zapraszamy wszystkich pred.
stawicieli organizacyi, prezesow
towarzystw, komitetow paraf:al-
nych, obywatelskich, zrzeszcn i
zespofow polskich, by dnia 10
czerwca w niedziele stawili sic W
sail posiedzen Zwiazku 'Narodo-
wego Polskiego division l No
bic ulica) O godzinie pg;ej pc po-
Iudniu celem wspolnego ONO
bic ulica) o godzinie 2giej pc po-
MIA szczeg6iow tego pochodu !
obchodu.
Polacy i Polk, dzieh Ago lipca
bedzie dniem egzaminu ludlow "a
mieszkaiych w Stanach Zjedno-
czonych Z ich przywiazania do
Gwiazdzistego Sztandaru i checl
niesienia pomocy rzadowi w tel
wojnie.
M~anifestacya ia, w htorej u
dial vienna wszystkie narodowo
sci musi precise wszystkie inne.
Polacy w niej stanowit powinni
n~ajwieksza dywizye, jak pierw-
szymi byli w zakupywaniu Bon
dow WolnoSciowych i innych
pracach majacych ma celu popie-
ratie rzadu W tel wojnie.
A ably ten pochod i obchod wy
przedstawicieli ma zebranie, kto-
wszystkie zespoly wysia}y swych
oadf okazale koniecznem jest by
re odbedzie sic jak wyzej powie-
dziano, 10 czerwca o godzlnie D
giej pc poiudniu, W sail posiedzeh
zwiazku Narodowego Polskiego.
Ia Centralny komitet Obywa'
telski u
w. Schrojda, prezes
L. M. Nowak, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-14

Sbodziewac sic nalezy, re Zarzady
Giowne naszych wszystkich organl-
zacyi, ME tylko same wykaza, Re i'm
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-14
NIEMIECKI.
Berlin, via Londyn, IA. czerwca.

= Armia nastepcy tronu bawar-
skiego Ruprechta. - Ogien arty-
leryi ozywii sic nieco. Zachodzily
lokalne potyczki piechoty. - Ar
mia niemieckigeo nastepcy tronu.
- Ma poludniowy zachod cd No
yon Francuzi wykonali kilka c.
nergicznych kontratakow pc obu
stronach goscinca miedzv koyc i
Estrees St. Denis. Szturmy tie fla
maliSmy, zadajac ciezkie straty.
Frzeszio 60 ,,tankow" potrzaska-
nych W kawaiki ley ma polu bit
wy. Liczba jencow wzrosla do
przeszlo $1,000, zdobycz w anna
tach wynosi $50, o lie ma razie no.
INA wywnioskowaG. Przy odpie--
raniu kontratakow nieprzyjaciela
niektore z dial naszych, wysunie-
tie az ma linie piechoty, wpad}y W
rece nieprzyjacielskie. Ma poinoc
Cd Aisne oddzialy nasze wparfy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-14
INNE TELEGRAMY.
PAPIEz A WOJNA.

Rzym, IA. czerwca. - Osserva-
tore Romano, organ Watykanu,
oglasza list papieski do episkopa-
tn Lombardyi, W ktorym uskarza
sic ME tylko ma straszne skutki
wojny obecnej, ale take ma chy-
ira / przebieg1a kampanie niena--
wiSci i kalumnii( skierowana pre-
ciwko gfowie Kosciofa katolickie-
so i jego piracy.
NIEMCY o
Londyn, IA. czerwca. - Me
mieckie gazety przyznaja obecnie,
re jest we Francyi 100000 wojska
amerykanskiego, z czego polowa
juz valley - mowi depesza 2
Amsterdamu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-14
Do Dzieia ma Dzie1
L~ojalnosci.
e. Biura Wydzialu Narodowego
PolskiegO.)

e. Biura Wydziaiu Narodowego
Polskiego.)
ZaintereSowanie sic Dniem Lo-
jalnosci wSr6d Polonii Amerykan-
skiej stale sic z dniem kazdym coraz
wieksze.
Pc wydaniu odezwy przez Wydzia}
Narodowy zawrzaIo W polskich To-
warzystwaCh. s~peeyalnie gas W tych,
kt6rych znaczna liczba czlonkow
poszla W BOZ.
Czionkowie tych Towarzystw chca
W ten spos6b wykazac, 5e czcza swo-
ich wsp6iczlonk6w i do apelu staWa-
ia.
Niektore T~owarzystwa ju5 zamowi-
~ flagi slutbowe (service flag. kto-
re cyfrowo wykaza, ilu czlonkow z
daneso Towarzystwa valley o VOL
moss czy to W Armii Amerykanskiej
czy Polskiej.'
Dobrzeby byio, by ka5da paratia
VI Stanach zjednoczouych taxa flags
zam6wiis i W pochodzie lojalnoscio-
wynn wykazaia swa potsge.
Cyfry zebrane nastepnie W jedns
og6lna wykaza. iIu Polakow valley
iuz I ilu ma pole walki jeszcze poi
die.
Do blur Wydzialu Narodowego ma
plywaja juz listy cd rodzicow a W
szczegolnosci cd matek z%oinierzy,
~sluzacych W Armii Amerykanskiej'
Dzieje sic to ma skutek zamieszcza-
nych W pismach polskich formularzy'
kt6re kazda matka ~wypeinia i do
Biura nadsyla.
Zainteresowanie wiec widoczne,
boo tydzieh zaredwie upiynai, a juz
rezultaty apelu So.
Interesowane jednak osoby ME po-
winny zwleka6, by jak najwiecej pod
pis6w zebrat i W ten sposob wykazaG
ME tylko W pochodach / paradach
nasza potege, lecz wiasnoreeznymi
ia stwierdzit podpisami.
A vice do dzieia.
I'm predict, tenn lepiej.
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I V0jNY
(Dokonczenie re strongly q.

straty. Wzielismy jeden moz--
dzierz a diva zniszczylismy. O.
procz zwyklych dziaialnoSci po o.
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