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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-30

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-30

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. August
.a-Dr. Asa Driscoll, pastor OF the Hin
ton Avenue Methodist Church. this city,
has been accepted for Y. NJ. c. y. work
abroad. and next sunday viii conclude
his pastorate At the local church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-30

lieutenant Charles Gardner. who was
killed in action with his regiment in
France on July 90. was mainstay
three years ago on the Richmond Col
lege baseball nine. lie attended the in
stitution for three years.
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To buy or sell, exchange or trade,
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The diamond drill., 1918-02-09
BUILDING WITHOUT HEAT.

The Finnish G. Sweish Mere. Assn
building was without the use of the
heating plant this week owing to the
bursting Of the boiler last Saturday
night. A section i'm the rear OF the
boiler cracked and the entire plant
was put out of commission.
The officers had a busy time Of II
Sunday getting stoves set up so as to
furnish sufficient heat TO keep the
perishable material from being dam
aged. About half a dozen stoves were
secured and set up, the smoke pipes
protruding through windows where tin
plates were substituted in place OF
glass.
a man was placed on duty in the
building nights TO keep the fires go
Ing and watch for fires
A new boiler was shipped from MIL
waukee by express on Wednesday and
arrived here Thursday morning. IL Is
expected that the plant will be in op-
Grafton about the last OF next week.
The diamond drill., 1918-02-09
CREAMERY OFT OF DEBT.
Report Shows That n Good Working
Balance Is on Hand.

The annual meeting OF the Crystal
Falls Creamery Association was held
two weeks ago and was largely at
tended by the farmers and others who
hold stock in the concern.
The report OF the secretary-treasur
or showed the concern TO be in sur
prisingly good condition. II will be
remembered that considerable indebt-
edness was incurred the first year OF
operation and that a debt was accumu-
lated which had to be taken care -
with subsequent profits. The officials
in charge OF the creamery went at the
affair in a business way and by care
ful management and successive can
vases for cream supply have
brought the venture through with
colors flying
In fact, the Crystal Falls creamery
is conspicuous example of a success
full venture In butter making i'm this
upper peninsula. Many creameriss
have been started and many Of them
have gone TO the wall II was proph-
esied that the Crystal Falls creamery
would follow I'm the wake of those that
had passed out and its memory would
adcrn the boneyard OF deceased ven
lures Of the kind. The prophecy.
however, missed its mark. The Crys-
tai Falls creamery Is not only a sue
cess, but Il is a money-maker.
One reason for this is the increas-
ed interest taken by farmers in this
section in dairying Any creamery TO
be a winner. must have cream and
the volume Of cream arriving at the
Crystal Falls creamery has been
steadily increasing because OF the In
crease In the number OF milking cows
In the community.
We are told that the month of Jan
uary which Is never supposed To show
more than an even split. has showed
a profit. showing that speaks for e.
/ self
The directors chosen for the ensu
( ing year are: J. #. Gibson. John So
derman, Erick Anderson. Tom Wills
Anthony Davis. Sr.. Robert Munns and
Sergio Erickson.
President Erick Anderson.
Sec Treas Robert Munns.
/ Manager Robert Munns
The diamond drill., 1918-02-09
HOCGHTON PLOT A HOAX.

The much advertised plot TO d,
"frightfulness TO those steadfast IN
their patriotism and signed by the
Sign of the Iron Cross" was exploded
when John Hosking, 10, clerk in the
Copper Range purchasing office, who
was found unconscious with five
knife wounds on his body Friday,
claiming he had been attacked by two
men who were trying to bomb the Of
five that morning conofessed TO Sher-
IN Trudell that he had inflicted the
wounds himself and that the entire
pilot" was his own imagination He
can give no explanation for his action
lie also conofessed TO sending To the
sheriff two anonymous letters last
week limiting at "frightfulness
The diamond drill., 1918-02-09
DOYLE IL CUSTODIAN.

Michael j Doyle, the well known
Menominee attorney, is the custodian
of alien property for the upper PENN
sula Of Michigan and Northern Wis
consin.
The appointment was made upon
the recommendation OF Representa-
tive Frank Il. Boremus. The work
that will fall to Attorney Doyle OF
Menominee will be caring for the
property that the state takes over, un-
der the new government law, from en-
emy aliens within the country. The
property will be placed in the hands
of men capable of managing the inter
ests that they are instructed with un-
I'll the end Of the war
There are two custodians in the
state of Michigan, one I'm the lower
peninsula and Attorney has been APP
pointed from the upper peninsula. The
appointment was made by Ralph Stone
director OF the bureau OF trusts
Attorney Doyle has acknowledged
the appointment and will enter upon
HIS duties al once.
The diamond drill., 1918-02-09
SHORT COUNCIL SESSION.
Only Routine Business Came Up For
Consideration Monday.

The first February meeting of the
city council didn't bring out any i'm
portant business for consideration
The usual grist of bills were audited
and allowed.
A safe that the city had on hand and
for which II had no use was ordered
sold and the city attorney was in
structed to provide for the calling OF
the regular election so that in case
the charter shall fail OF adoption there
may be no hitch In the carrying on
of the city government.
A damage claim was presented to
the council in the sum OF 1915 for
damage done to merchandise in the
basement OF Nathan warshawsky
when water pipe burst recently and
flooded his basement.
The diamond drill., 1918-02-09
ANTI-SALOON FORCES BUSY.
Are Prepared 10 Meet New Liquor Is
sue Next Fall.

The Michigan Anti-Saloon league is
getting its heavy artillery in shape to
meet the attack Of the liquor forces
at the November election Superin-
tendent Grant Hudson is preparing to
call conference in Lansing within a
short time Of all the county chairmen
who engaged In the prohibition fight
in 1916 TO reorganize for the campaign
this year if the vets go through with
their proposed plan of submitting a
constitutional amendment, to nullify
tile present prohibition laws and re
store the saloons and breweries. In
addition the dry forces will make an
effort 10 elect a legislature that will
support dry bills and approve the fed
eral amendment providing for national
prohibition II Is believed that In
every district of Michigan the liquor
men will have candidate for the leg
islature Because they voted against
the prohibition amendment Congress-
men Doremus and Nichols. OF Detroit.
are scheduled for political r, trement
If the dry forces are able to accom-
plish this feat.
The diamond drill., 1918-02-09
FUEL NOTICE.

A large amount OF wood. fuel.
cordwood and slabs. is originating in
this county. The fuel administration
has decided to supply everyone In the
county with this fuel before Il Is al.
lowed to go out. For that reason.
notice Is hereby given that anyone
wishing carloads OF this fuel may hav,
fuel committee a notice OF such de.
sire and depositing security for the
payment Of such fuel when received.
Fuel dealers and all others who
wish TO avail themselves OF this op-
portunity should act Mt once.
THOMAS CoNLIN.
Fuel Administrator
The diamond drill., 1918-02-09
HUNS GOT ONE
OF OUR BOATS.
THE TUSCANIA CARRYING 2l7s U-
S. SOLDIERS T0RPED0ED
FEW U. P. men WERE ABOARD
Alfred Jarvis May Have Been on
Boat as His Regiment Was to
Have Gone at Same Time

The Tuscania, British boat leased
by the Cunard line and employed in
carrying U. S. troops to France, was
torpedoed about 4;3O p. m. last Tues
day. Complete details are not avail
able so that the exact loss is unknown
as yet, but this morning the number
of lost had been reduced to about 100
and most of those were members. OF
the crew.
The first news Of the disaster arr
rived in this country shortly after mid.
night on Thursday. and the morning
papers contained stories OF the AFFAIR
but no list OF survivors was obtainable.
Later on messages were received
that reduced the number OF lost 10
about 200, and yesterday morning the
loss was further reduced. II may De
that all of the soldiers were saved as
the torpedoed liner is said TO have
hoated for nearly an hour after being
] struck
The diamond drill., 1918-02-09
NO CHANGE.
Heatless Monday Stands With Pros
pect OF More Days Being Added.

There was talk last week OF pros
pectiye revocation Of the "heatless
Monday" order OF Fuel Administrators
Garfield, but all expectations have
beet set aside by the positive an
nouncement that there Is nothing do
ing
Heatless Monoday will continue, AZ
least for the present. and it is prob
able that more days will be added II
Is very probable that Washington
birthday will be "heatless day" all
over the nation.
The diamond drill., 1918-02-09
WILL FIX PRICES.

The state food administration will
saon issue list Of prices at which
different articles 81 food should be
sold in this state and retail dealers
Will be expected 10 live mp 10 that list
The Diamond Drill has taken mp the
matter with County Food Administra-
tor Morrison and hopes to be able IL
carry such a list weekly In tho nea'
future
Complaints against merchants who
disobey these price lists can be made
70 the county administrator and re
dress secured
The diamond drill., 1918-02-09
SWEDISH LOYAL LEGION.
One Proposed by Prof. Sromberg. OF
the Minnesota State University.

A proposal has been made by Prof.
Stromberg of the Minnesota State
University to form Swedish Loyal
Legion among the American people OF
Swedish descent.
Prof. Stromberg has been in the
upper peninsula during the past week
and talked very strongly of forming a
legion In the upper peninsula.
The diamond drill., 1918-02-09
Was Under British Convoy.

The Tuscania was under British con
vony when It was hit. The vessel was
warned OF danger by another vessel
in the fleet at which torpedo had
been aimed The warning didn't come
quite soon enough to allow the ves-
sci being turned and the torpedo
struck 1t nearly midships. The ex-
plosion was not as severe as, others
shots have been, the result being
a sort OF crunching sound.
The lights were extinguished by the
blow and for few minutes there was
some confusion. but II was quickly
overcome and the work of transfer
ring from the MANNED boat started a'
once.
British conovoys were at hand ana
IN a few minutes the men were befnr
landed on other boats. Some mishaps
resulted from dropping life-boats andl
RATS and 1t is likely that when tiie
complete story Is in IL will be founof
that most Of the deaths were frorsa
this cause
The diamond drill., 1918-02-09
SET ASIDE CHANGES.

Word has been received by the
agents OF the North Western and NIL
waukeo roads that the action OF the
railroads IN setting aside the average
agreement plan has been denied by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
and that the excessive demurragc
charges announced a few weeks ago
have also been set aside by the same
body
The diamond drill., 1918-02-09
Clerk Is Important.

II was the opinion OF many that the
clerk and treasurer should be elected
BY direct vote The Diamond Drill
held that opinion. but has changed its
mind after reading the charter and
noting the arrangement made where
by the clerk Is a constant check upon
The manager The clerk is made the
purchasing agent OF the city and is
held responsible for current purchas-
90. making the same upon a requisi-
tion given him by the manager Thl
arrangement makes Il necessary that
both officials he under direct supervis-
ion OF the commits lion in order to get
the maximum OF efficiency
The raising II taxes and all fiscal
matters are placed In the hands OF ths
commission and adequate checks are
placed upon the raising OF money by
bonds by limitations graded upon
the amount Of assessed property with
IN the city
Board OF Review.
The board OF review IS made mp ~
The three supervisors, and the asses-
sor. Their duties and powers are
The diamond drill., 1918-02-09
Men Sing National Airs.

Reports say that the utmost BRAY
cry was exhibited, the men singing
America" and other national airs as
the boats were being lowered. Some
few In their excitement jumped over
board, but order was soon brought
about and the disembarking went for
ward like clock work.
The attacking submarine was In
turn attacked by several destroyers.
and II Is thought that II succumbed
TO the yolleys OF depths bombs that
swept the sea in the vicinity.
The survivors were landed on tho
Irish coast and every attention Is
being given them by the British gov
ernment
The diamond drill., 1918-02-09
new CHARTER A
~ SPLENDID ONE
DO NOT FAIL TO READ THE D0CU-
MENT THROUGH TO THE END
SHOULD HAVE FULL SUPPORT
A Reading of the Draft Will Con-
vince Any Unbiased Voter of
Its Intrinsic Excellence

In another part OF this issue our
readers will find the draft of the new
Charter of the city Of Crystal Falls
One must read this charter through
himself to realize what an excellent
document It Is. Don't depend upon
hearsay for your information; get
thoroughly acquainted with its every
provision SO that you may be able to
talk intelligently upon it.
Many Checks and Balances.
The commission has gone to great
length TO furnish cheks and balances
so that the majority of the people of
the city corporation will at all times
be in control Of affairs, a condition
that ought always TO exist in any
community
For example, the commission Is
limited in the granting of franchises
to the Will of the majority. If we had
had the present charter when the un-
slightly telephone poles were erected
upon our main street we would not
now be ashamed of the appearance
of the street or annoyed by the poles
obstructng our view. At no time
can our governing body give away the
use Of our public streets without first
consulting the people nor can fran
, chise be granted without some remun-
Grafton in exchange for 1t.
The Main Provision.
The main provisions of the charter
are that this city shall, If the charter
Il adopted, be ruled by commission
to be made up OF three members, one
of whom is to be the mayor. but each
one has the same power and authori-
ty as the other so far as the manage
ment Of the city's affairs Is concern
ed.
The three commissioners are TO be
elected by all of the people of the city,
In addition three supervisors are To
be chosen by all of the people. two
constables and two justices of the
peace The supervisors will represent
the city on the county board OF SUI
pervisors and act on the board of re-
view and have such other powers as
the supervisors now have.
The commission is to appoint the
city clerk. the city treasurer man
ager assessor and city attorney. TIL,
city manager is TO have entire control
Of the different departments Of the
city and no one of the commission
shall have any right to interfere witt
him excepting by resolution adopted
by majority vote OF the commission
This is an excellent provision. The
manager will have entire control over
the fire department as we'll as tho
electric light and water department
and the street department. lie viii
hire and fire the employees and will b.
held responsible. 10 the commission fol
all expenditures in any OF the depart
ments of the city The manager. a,
we'll az other appointive officers, holds
his position until discharged by ma
jority vote Of the commission
The diamond drill., 1918-02-09

mr. A. J. Hcckingy who has been
at Chicago for week returned 10 hfs
home here Yesterday.
The diamond drill., 1918-02-09

Ion. Chas. II. Watson left Tuesda,
evening for business trip 20 Chicago
The diamond drill., 1918-02-09
Jarvis May Have Been There.

Alfred Jarvis. son of Mr.. and Mrs
X. Jarvis OF this community may have,
been on the boat lie Is member OF
the Wisconsin regiment that Is sup
posed 10 have been aboard and hIas
name appeared In list printed In thes
Milwaukee Sentinel yesterday.
This fact has lent and added inter-
sst 10 tho affair 20 Crystal Falls peo-
ple. and has brought the barbarous-
ness Of the Prussian outlaw closer ~.
our door.
The diamond drill., 1918-02-09
Michigan and Wisconsin Men.

The major portion OF the load was
made up OF Michigan and Wisconsin,
mei few battalions OF the 20th en-
gineers was on board, but the TAR
greater number OF the men were FROM
the National guard of the two states
mentioned Among the number were
units OF the 1o7th engineers made up.
of young men from Marquette. Ish-
pemng. Negaunee and the copper
country.
Much anxiety was in evidence ifs
this upper peninsula all day Thurs.
day and Friday II was claimed on
Friday night that three Marquettc-
men, one named Lindquist and twp
Richardson boys. were among the
missing.
The diamond drill., 1918-02-09

lconlInued on Page Four.l
The diamond drill., 1918-02-09
Board OF Review.

CONTINUED on Page FiveD
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y.HoAona 1897 roku.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
TELEFON MONROE 4303.
ZARZAD GLowNYI


Ks F~ranclszsk Gordon. Moderater'
KS. A. A. Klowo, wtce-Moderator.
WoIciech F. Soska, 0reZes.
Antonina BaFanOwska, Wice-preBeska.
woJcfech Menkieki. Wlce-prezeS-
Tomasz S. Blachowskl, SekretarH.
Franciszek Wltkowski. Skar6nik.
Stanislaw Liczmahski. Dyrektor.
Wlsdyslaw Lopatka, Dyrektor.
Antoni Mazurk. Dyrektor-
IeokadyR Konczyk, Dyrektorka.
Sa.omea Urbahska. Dyrektorka,
Franciszka Bieschke, Dyrektorka.
Adv. Piotr p. Mlndak, Doradca Prawny.
Besta c. wojtalewiez, Asyst. ekr Gen.
GODZINY BIUROWEs
Biuro Zarzadu Glownego otwarte W
dnt powszednle Cd godL. S-tet rano do
e-teJ wieczorem. (w sobots do lei Pc
~poludniu). wiecZorem, W dni powszed-
ME 4 wyjatkiem sobotyO. Cd godzlny
f-mei do 9-tet, - w niedZiele 1 sWteta
urocZyste. biuro Jest zamkniete.
Presesa; W ~poniedzlalki I pistki wis-
ezoraml cd godzlny 7-mej do s-tet. .
WsIelkle korespondenCye do Gfowne-
10 Prezesa nalezy adresowae:
WOJCIECH +. SOSkA,
IS56 W. DiylsiOn str.s Chicago, III
sekretarEni " ~RoniedziaaSl. wtoEkt
sroey zISr IN. % nenosn-
dniu codElennie. 3 wy1stkiem soboty, %
D-tej do 1-sZet.
skarbnIkni we wtorki, srody I piatki
cd godziny I-mei do s-tej wiecZorem.
~DkRadanla oplat. Wszelkie opfaty do Ka-
sy Gi6wnsj Drsy1muje Kasyer Giowny
podexas godzin ofisowych, albe we dnis
g~odzlnaeh ofisowych. sekretarE &C.
nernlny.
Wszelkle listy nadsyfac nale4y M re-
ee Sekretarza Generalnego;
fOMAsZ g. BLACH0WSKI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
lass w. Division str. Chicago. III
FINANSE.
Przekszy bankowe poeztows
fehecka, money orders etc. naleky wy.
BtaWiac ma organizacye:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
przesyiac pod adresem:
FIR. wITK0WSKI,
ikB w. Division stEs Chicago, III
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzadu Gi6wnego;
i455-57 w. Division Utica,
Va druEiem pietrue. 4
Chicago, III. y
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DO WIADoMoscIi

WGAystkIeh I~nteresaat0w n~aJuPrzeg-
mieJ prosIny o pr-Eestrzegnnie peA1.
sEyeh w~skns61ekI
% prxex dsleA ealy cd godziny S-meJ
ernna do Tt3O Wiees0rem - CO onlas I
w~yJatklem niedziei SwiRt krajowyehs
DbOWlssaJsryeh.
zsrEsdea PIsma nasEego p~rzyimaye
t~ntrresantou co dnIa w G0DzINACH
POPOkUDAIOwKCH cd 2-giej do S-teJ
= 8 Uyjatkiem sobot.
Redakeya ala IntsresaBt6w otwarta
lest TfLh0 w GoDaiNAGh aann.ST
alEsoJ pc poiHdaiu tylks IA sPeeyains
Redsstor NaozeIny prsyjmuJe Inte-
resantess TYLKO Pc GoDAINlE lo-te1
PRLED POLUDNIEM.
Uprasxa ale . lie mOznosel wsEeikie
sDEawE a Isednkeya Ealntwine PISEm-
Nh. 30 na kOnweKsneye diuyie ME na-
nay cAasng tylkO W sprnwaeh sEczeBol-
sses sie ssfaiwIs anisSie - aroEs kS-
-reApondeneyi prosiDay taHte sic ESQ
biScie, E~aeh0wujps na wEslsdzle, De o.
kOlO godEinV ll-te1 Eamykamy gazette
wH1yAey a~ajbardEieJ jestesny wtedy
KSrrspsRdentow upFnszamy nRlmee-
nieI, ably pisail CEfTBLNIE = ATRA.
MENrEM, LUB Ma MAszfhlEs Nih
sDIr sClSLlMIE 4 IL Ma SS-
JeslI utwory JakiekolHiek nie elaJa
hye O~glOszOne, pochlania ie - kosn
r~e1akeyjnyg tesn p~oESdnne - dc syyFo-
a.. w rnsle ate OgfeAseaias naleey ts
WiRAYNIE HAZNACzIC 1 zALACZfC
zNACxBk POCzTowf Ma 1WkOrhA
PAxESfkkE.
zadnyeh kOmnnIkat6w 10 ogfosHeals
sls naIeky prSesEtae "a kartkneh cd
.krytyeh, zaanyeh ter nle przytnanJe sAs
komunIkacSI telefonic1nyeh = ehyos
W wyIptk0wYeh wypadkaehI rSupie4 O.
rfeszen. doeyezaeYeh fuehu W toWa-
rsystMaeh ts~tetOalezRie nie prsytmu.
temg.
WsEsIkIe sglossenla naiets do Dsia-
n. OWfosseh W Adminlstraeyt 1 tam sdt
nleni svvraeak naleAys
PedsIekowania = WszELkLEGo 90
as.Iu' REEOLuCYE 2ALOBNE, POLL.
TYCHNE 4 Z. ., naieas do Dziain ogio-
sseh. -
~ts.1a A ~ >. mnsaa hTe podpisnns -
.efnem naEu1skfem Frnz . naresem pl-
sraeegos bezimlennycAs fub peaDL.anye
g~~mwflnfkiem, albo WFe1Bcie gloSEem
* omItet" = k0~munikneyL M koreD'
vondencyf nile zamieSzeznnays
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DO KAC|kA.
IMPROVEMENTS WSZECHSLO.
WIANSKIE.

Pewien Bartek czystej rasy miai
W zoiadku Dol 1 kwasy.
- Ciaio chore, dusza chora! -
do sw~ojskiego rzeki doktora. -
Mech poradzi mi pan lekarz!
- Jadaj sHwki; ma co czekasz.
Gdy go Dol wcia4 W zywot sztur-
ga, bawiac W murach P~etersburga,
o sliwk1 sic dopomina.
Nieszczesliwa to godzina, osobli'
vie godna wzmianki, sliwek miast,
dostai smietanki, co mu naroblio
zgagi.
Niece ely, do ,,Zlatej Pragi" 1e-
die; tn poznaje panne, piekna, do
bra 1 bogata.
Ona, brat i navel tato bardzo go
przyjeli mile.
-Laski chcesz?....
- Przeklete chwile! - Bartek "
krzyk - te praskie panic "a nile
eAca mi sprawit LAME!
zniknas stamtad do Trenczyna...
tu sic dramat zn6w zaczyna, bowiem
newien dzielny Siowak kianial MI
sic tax 1 owak:
Moje siowa to ME mydio; j..
stes pan prosty. jak bydio!
Strasznie ws1ystkiem tenn igor
SONY, Bartek mknai W rodzinns
strony, uwatajac "a krzyt pahskl
sw6j stosunek wszechsiowiahski.
fr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-10
Europy jest wypadkiem wartosci
pierwszorzednej i zapowiada re-
zultaty najpomyslniejsze.
Me i e G k
S z e m O S t w O I.

Tutejsza ,,Staatszeitung" pre-
chodzi wszelkie grantee mozliwo-
sci i przyzwoitosci!
Wspominalismy juz PREY ia
kiej okazyi, il organ ten hakaty-
Emu szowinistycznego, ktory
przecie musiai bye poskramiany
ola swych antyamerykahskich
tendencyi, kt6ry nawet przez czas
d~luzszy pozostawaf zamkniety
przez wladze, a dopiero niedawno
zostai tn nanowo otworzony, -
pozwala sobie ma przerozne ataki
pod adresem Polski i Polakow, ale
- to, co sic tan pokaza}o w one
gdajszym piSmidla tego numerze
= przechodzi wszelkie juz Wyo-
hrazenie i VIOLA, nakazuje aze-
by przeciwko tel szmacie wstret-
nej i nikczemnej Wystapic W spo-
sob jakiS, ably nadal ME Ignore
wac tych napasci nieustannych,
ia jake sobie w piSmie tenn pe--
zwalaja - ma nasza szkode!
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ZTEKI REDAKCYJNEJ.

ME - jesli tylko powoiane Gym
Mkt zechca sic tenn zajat, jak pc,
winny. z wielu stron siyszelismy
giosy, zachecajace do takiegc
zwrocenia sic do naszych szkof
do dzieci naszych - tedy dora
danny Urzedowi Skarbowemu
naszego Wydzialu Narodowego:
by - jesli zgoda - tel rzeczy
ME poniechai.