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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-04-23

(rous, but Matty has seven and prob
ably will keep six Of them.
The loss Of Fred Toney was a SER
| ious blow to the club. Toney was good
for twenty-five more wins a year. At
the head Of the pitching staff will be
Pete Schneider, a highlander who
could be one of the most effective
pitchers in the league il he tried. Ell
Ter had a good season last year and
| should do better. Mike Regan is in
the same class. Matty will depend
upon Rube Bressler. formerly Of the
Athletics, and Dutch Reuther for his
southpaw pitching.
The wonderful Hal Chase will be at
first this year. There is no better init
ial sacker in the league. At third the
Reds have the best bet OF the league
in Heine Groh. The mid section Of
the diamond is problem. Lee Magee
will play second. Lee may be good or
bad, as he is Cincinnati bred and has
always wanted to play ball with the
Reds, better work may be expected of
him than last year. Lena Blackburn
will be at short. He has been up once
or twice but there has always been
something lacking.
The Cincinnati outfeld will not have
to doff its chapeau to any club in the
league. Ed Rouch, the leagues lead
ing batsman and one Of the best field
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-04-23
3y LIEUT.. GRANVILLE A. POLLOCK
American Flyer in the Lafayette Fly
ing Corps, French Foreign Legion,

~ LIEUT.. GRANVILLE A. POLLOCK
American Flyer in the Lafayette Fly.
ing Corps, French Foreign Legion.
Copyright 1918, by the Newspape,
Enterprise ASsociauon.)
The most exasperating thing await
ors nave to put up with is to have their
alrdrome bombed after the SQUADRON
mas settled down quietly in the bar
racks for the night. "Straing,' an air
drome is the invariable prelude to an
endless chain of reprisals.
But to open this story at the begin
ming:
Near Scissors one evening at about
1O O'Clock we were all sitting around
in our huts writing letters, playing
poker or singing (the next morning S
early patrol was already in bed and
snorlng), when sentry reported a
machine flying over our field We
dropped everything and rushed out
side.
The machine was spiraling down
lower and lower. 1t must be a French
aviator who had lost his way and want
ed us to put him up for the night.
The distressed mariner, as he came
lower, flashed on his port and star
board lights-Sreen on one wing tip
red on the other-the rule in alighting
at night.
We watched for his to fire his "fuse"
and give the code signal for the night
This Is done with a kind of pistol that
fires colored balls in some prearrang-
ed combination OF red blue, green,
white. yellow and orange.
His fusee won't work." one Of our
men suggested.
Get out fare" was the more
practical suggestion of another
A mechanic fetched can Of gas
oline,, put a match to 1T and in an in
slant the field was Hospitality lit up
for the unexpected guests convenience
in alighting.
I'm Boche I'm Boche!" excitedly
shouted mechanic, at this instant
recognizing the characteristic roar of
German motor-at least character
istic to a real good mechanician.
Bang! Bang! Bang! Bang. crashed
four high explosive bombs.
The reverberations echoed and re-
echoed over the low hills.
We had been tricked by a willy
boche. No sooner had the flare start
ed up than the German took advantage
of the illumination to aim four "eggs"
at our hangers and Bessoneaux.
In an instant before we had time to
fire a machine gun, he was roaring up
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-04-23
Remarkable "Apolouy."

An attorney addressed the court al
gentlemen" instead of your hon.
ors," after he had concluded q
brother Of the bar reminded him OF
his error. He Immediately rose and
apoiogized thus: May 1t please the
coort. In the hate Of debate I called
yer honors gentlemen. l made a mis-
take. yer honors, and humbly apollo
gize."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-04-23

ers in the game, will be in the center
garden. Greasy Neale, a wonderful
fielder and 300 hitter, will occupy
left and the steady. hard hitting Tom
Griffith will be in right.
Sherwood Magee will be the main
relief for the outfield while Sam Crane
a rookie of promise, will act in the
utility role for the infield.
The attack of this club should ex-
eel every other club of the National
League. The pitching Is problemat-
ical. Third position is as low as the
Reds should fall this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-04-23

Oi uA<AA OlSCuSStS ulaJOT league Udi
| clubs.)
BY PAUL PURMAN.
A tradition will hang to ball club
Back in 1859 the Cincinnati Reds
went through the entire season with
out a defeat winning eighty-one
straight games.
Since 1869, almost half a century
ago, the annual question in baseball
has been How about the Cincinnati
Reds this season."
In those forty-nine years not a Red
club has won a pennant, yet the Ques-
ton Is always asked.
Last year there was more hope, the
great Matty had taken charge OF the
club.
How about the Reds for 1918?
We pick the Reds for third place In
the National League race. They have
lost a pitcher who was good for twen-
ty-flve OF more games a season, which
Is serious loss to the best Of ball
clubs, and Matty must fill his place
with youngsters We pick the Reds
for third place because we believe Mat
ty will eb able to use his six pitchers
to the best advantage.
When we read about Hughie Jennings
having twenty pitchers in training
camp, six pitchers looks rather ludic-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-04-23

Cheerful Conservation.
Be cheerful. Mental depression
checks digestion. Poor digestion
wastes food. Cheertulness Is conser-
walton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-04-23
Bv PAIL PURMAN.

zone Of a series Of articles in whicl
Purman discusses major league ba
c1lI'hR !
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29
Farmers Are Urged
To Take Advantage
Of Seed Wheat Fund

Resolutions indorsing the govern.
mcnt' plan to extend financial aid n
farmers in obtaining seed wheat for
the coming planting season and urging
farmers to take advantage Of this i'm
mediately, were adopted at the meeting
called in the governors office yester-
day to consider relief measures for
farmers in drouth stricken territory. Il
was disclosed that in some instances
farmers are Directing to certain terms
in the agreement demanded BY the gov
eminent and TO the affidavit they must
make. which some think to be almost
the same as a pauper'S affidavit.
This plan may not meet the approval
OF everyone, but it is the best We can
get at this time" said Governor Will
liams yesterday, and | do hope that
every farmer in the state who is in
need OF assistance in securing his seed
wheat will not hesitate further to take
advantage of the offer. | do not agree
with those who conStrue the oath as a
%pauper's affidavit. This is a war time
emergency"
The big problems, it was brought out
in the meeting, are the putting Of
money into small banks hit by the
drouth and the furnishing Of stock feed
Two committees were appointed 10 in
vestigate and make plans for meeting
these. 7. A. Norris; state fuel admin
istrator. was named chairman Of the
financial problem Committee, and ]. A.
Wbitehurst, democratic nominee for
president Of the state board OF agri-
culture leads. the committee on the
wheat pSoblem. The use Of school land
money to aid the small hanks was sug-
gested at the meeting.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29

happiness that might have been hers
with Robert Savarln
Counting on Robert"
As | fastened the gOw at her waist
and shoulders my own fingers trembled
with sheer pity for the grayncss Of the
future stretching before my brave
friend | vas glad that she couldn't
see my face But | had not counted
upon the Clairy1yant intuition OF her.
Dear child she said softly, putting
up her hand TO mine. Don't waste
any time worrying about me. ! have
NIX baby and my work. | haven't time
to be unhappy. Put everything else
out Of your mind and set it to the prob
lem OF how best to manage Marian
when she wake"
you will have to distort the truth.
Of course" | replied promptly. Tell
her you have had TO take her grand
mother 10 see another physician or
something OF that sort. And | would
give her NJ time to think Have every
thing ready so that when YOU want TO
wakcn her YOU can tell her of Mr.
Sararin'S coming. and then simply keep
her IN a gale Of action until she has
started ! think you can count on Mr..
Sayarin for the rest"
Lillian didn't answer, but | caught a
glimpse OF her face as she went swiftly
and noisclessly from chiffonier to closet
getting Marian's wardrobe together, and
its rapt expression told me that she
was indeed counting on Robert Ss-
varin"
(Copyright)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29
Officers Training
Schools May Open
Again to Civilians

Officers training camps will in al
probability be opened again to civil.
lans after the passage OF the new draf
legislation. according to a ]commun,ca.
ton received here today BY John II
Shirk, chairman Of the civilian examin.
ing committee for the field artillery Of
tIcers' central training school.
Civilians are urged to again apply
Tor admission to the school il they pos.
>csS the necessary qualifications. Tn,
civilian examining committee here with
headquarters at 6O8 Security buildinp
will accept applications, inyeStigat,
them and hold them pending a decision
on the acceptance OF civilians in train.
mo Schnnle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29
FRENCH " ARE
LITERALLY WIPED
OUT bY SMELLING

MYTH THE FRENCH AR
Wy MES IN FRANCE, Aug 20.
The battlefield the Germans
have abandoned presents a picture
OF devastation and dcsolation that
has not been surpassed during the
war. Roye and the villages round
about have been quite as thoroughly
demolished as Montdidier and Mo-
reuil. Even cemeteries have been
blown up, tombstones smashed and
graves opened, The names Of towns
in this region no longer have any
other significance than as a remi-
~niscence and a geographical desig-
nation. They have ceased to exist
as towns. Their sites are hardly
recognizable fot the intense sbeIling
has not only oblitered streets and
defaced boundaries but has rem
dered the topography unrecosni1able
in many places.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29
Fonck Wings SO Z
Of All Hun Planes
Since January, 1918

WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE, Aug. 8-(Correspondencs
Of the Associated Press)-Lieut. Rene
fonck, Leading French ace, has brought
down since January | fifty Of the moro
than three score German aircraft he
has destroyed OF the 50 enemy mas
chimes vanquished this year % have fall
len before him in the same airplane;
which IS a Spad-H ispano biplane with
two machine guns. This constitutes
record for one machine.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29
SOUTH AFRICA WOULD
BAN GERMAN TONGUE

LONDON, Aug 2o-Regulations are
being drafted by the south African
government to prevent the use OF the
German language in public places.
At a mass meeting at Pietermaritz-
burg, Natal, a protest was made against
the increased cost of living and the APP
pointmcnt OF a food controller was de
handed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29
Administrator
Encourages Canning

It is the policy Of the food adminis-
tratlon to encourage home canning Of
fruits without the use of sugar when-
ever it IS possible. but canning BY all
means. says II. {. Morse, county food
administrator The largely increased
foreign demands Just made upon the
sugar supply do not give the amount
for canning thai had been anticipated.
he SAYS. but under any circumstances
canning must I've done so that no food
may be wasted Skilful housewives viii
find little difficulty in taking care Of
their frht now without sugar and then
adding 1t later when IT will be more
plentiful. he says.
--N aN.--
Rare realty bargains regularly appear
in the Want Ad columns Of this news
TapRF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29

20 foot the bills, He began to draA
az what was left Of his little bank RED
serve.
ITO be continued.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDE-
TERMINEp
A.n


orval Walls Pine Bluff. Ark wal
lace Reynolds, Chattanooga, Tenn
Ulysses Cha ytoh. Forestbury. Va. jaime,
r Harris. Newton. n. c. Van Gibson
Atlanta. Ga; Charles T. johnson. Hondo
Texas.
All OF those listed under wounded
degree undetermined pre members nj
the Tenth cavalry. (negro) All Others
except Captain Hungcrford. who com,
mAnded Troop G. ~ the Tenth cavalry
arc members Of the Thirty Gnh infan
fry
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29
MEx|CANS, DRUNK,
HELD TO BLA NE
FOR YANK BRUSH
Army Issues List of 27 Cas-
uaItieS Sustained in Fight

NOGALES. Ari1., Aug D-Drunkcr
civilians on the Mexican side OF the
border were held responsible today for
the shooting which occurred late last
night which resulted in the wounding
slightly Of an American soldier
Brig Gen De Rosy {. Cabell an
nounccl today that everything was quiet
throughout the night and no further
trouble was anticipated. Reinforce
mcnts have arrived here and are going
into camp near the border. Rumors
that Mcxican federal reiniorcemcnts
were arriving in Nogalcs. Sonora and
cntrcnchlng, were denied here today
Casualty List Issued.
The list OF army casualties on the
American side IN Tuesdays fighting
across the international line, a, com
piled at military headquartcr, here,
contain, thc name, OF two soldier, dead
AMI twenty five soldiers wounded The
death Of Castor Rrldo,h the onl, cly.
ililn killed ON the American side,
brought 'he total Killed ~ three
Tine last issued by the military an
liberties does not contain the names of
any civilian, II follow,
KILLED
OFFICER.
Capt ! y Hungc5ford, Washington.
- -
Non. COMMISSIONED OFFICER.
CORPORAL Bernard Lott. tuNlugtgu. Ky
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
NON. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Scrgt, Victor Dcginc AranR, NDgaies
Corpl Frank l. Whltwotth. FIrn
Grove, Ohlu.
PRIVATE.
Ernest " Moore, Springfield, No
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UFFTLENb.
Scrgta Fred ] Butler. Worcester,
Mas I'd Schryc. Chicago
Corpl Lawrence Morzuy. Calumet.
Mich.
PRIVATES.
Stanley FrOntstrIt. Chicago. James
SwyrczuslI, Chicago, Emil +. Helnrlchs.
Chicago. Archibald X Lyttlc. Denver,
stanley Piazoki. Cicero. m Helmuth G..
Frnhm, Liberty, Nch Paul T. Dephc.
Chiclgo, Joseph Ei'ek. Chicago. william
II Clint. Chicago; Raymond J Dpuville,
Neb vivian slnchez AgmLInr- Cnl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29
iday and Safurday-Not Payable TIN October
Hand Bags
$50, $I.95, 1895

About twenty silk and fabric
hand bags - greatly reduced.
Choice at these three prices:
$50, s1.o5 and s3.o5.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29
Handkechiefs
Unusual Values

Wonen's Fine Lawn Handker-
chefs, 3 for 25c.
Women's Crepe de Chine Hand
kerchiefs, 15c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29

XVTIIH his mind set Tree Of depres,-
w ing worry about money Ferrols
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-29

Incomplete assortments of siEes
and discontinued models of the
most noted makers in the land
Back lace styles of beautiful ma
terials. A tremendous array.
lowered in price and are now
s1 50 TO so.
-Kerr's, Second Floor
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-06-14

Don't grmc campaigns End
them by
ending the vctorously the earliest nonent
the of
fully
There enough labor
of the
dispense purchases
be of
.
to
that the purchase
On government will
of
y. If money maturity.
understand to respond to We believe that they will respond
iotc fighting
nhur
for Vitorv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-20
URATOWANE DUSzE Dz|EC|ECE.

tie ,biedne, zrabowane jej przez piekiel-
negO wilka owieczki - O~dnajdZiemy l
przywledziemy 2 p9wrotem do owczar-
nj. F.
Ma mi1osc Boska, ~Spieszcie, spieszcle
"a MIA :" VIOLA, dochodzac do mas, -
,,nasza biedna Elzbieta bedzie juz jutro
ME wiedziec jak daleko cd mas. Chca
ia wyprawic W glab kraju, azeby juz
nigdy mic o misyi ME zas}ysza&a...:
Kamilia, ME tax z%agrozona, pozOsta-
je W swojcj wioSce. Ale nasza dobra
Elzbieta 4! Me zdoia{am wykryc n~ajlzcj-
szego jcj Sladu! Me p~rzecZuwajac mic
z1ego, Elzbieta p~rzchywala SpOkojnie u
swych rodzic0w, kt0rzy, kOrzystajac z
mOiegO spoczynku, przemoca uprowa--
dill bezbronna. Mic zwlekajcie, splesz-
Gle "a niq p6ki cas-"
Natychmiast wyrusza jedna z "a
konnic w drOge, wielebny nasz o. Pre-
fekt daje jej eskorte, ziozOna z dw6cl
silnych / obrotnych chrze$cijan. Po-
dr6z daleka, lecz OTTO mniejsza - Spi
sic ma twardej ziemi, ten lepiej, uby-
wa sfanie I6zka, a modlitwa stale sic
tenn gOretsza droga prowadzi przeH
haSzcze i moczary dobrze i tax, byte
dalej - zdejmuje sic zbyteczne obu--
vie; brnie sic waska sciezyna, lanem
traw wysokich, kt6re z obu strOn chic
SEGA policzki, - mic to! byle dalej,
byle do celu. Docieraja nareszcie do wsi
i kogo spostrzegaja mad jeziorem? IA
milie, zajeta rybo16stwem. Zaledwic
drogie dziecko u~jrza}o Siostre, przybie-
ga do niej pedem; rzuca jej sic w ra-
miona i VIOLA Moi szkaplerz pozostai
mi ma ramieniu, wiedzialam przeto, re
mnie Pan Bog wybawi z tel siedziby
szatana. Zamknieto ME w chacie, lecz
wylamaiam cienka Sciane / uciekiam.
Matka moja widzi, re mnie ME Zdola
zatrzymac i pozostawia W spokoju, mo-
&c przeto z toba przebyc wielka wodc,
ME utoniemy w jeziorZe"
Bogu dzieki, Kamilia uratOwana
lecz coz sic stalo z nasza biedna Ell
beta? = Dobra zakonnica ME dale "a
wygrana i poszukuje dalcj pomimo
skwaru s~Ionecznego, "a maia Kamilia
ME odstepuje cd jej boku. ROzpytuja tn
1 6wdzie O Elzbiete, lecz Mkt ME vie
o kryj6wce biednegO dziecka. Siostra
Misyonarka blaga, mezczyzni cnergicz.
ME przemawiaja do krajowcow, ME O.
trzymujQ jednak zadnej odpowiedzi.
w koncu, Niepokalana Dziewica !
| Jej Swiety Oblubieniec pozwalaja in
| spotkac dawnego wychOwanka misyi,
bd kt6rego dowiaduja sic, IL biedna
dziewczynke wywieziOnO juz daleko,
daleko, i re wkr6tce odnalezienie jej
bedzie ~niemozliwem. TOwarzysze Sio-
| stry s~poglQdaja ma siebie, naradzajq sic
kr6tko i pc chwili zapada decyzya rSio
! stro RafaelO", Zwracaja sic do misyo-
narki, ,~,pozostan ukryta w cieniu tego
drzewa i niechaj dzieckO PREY tObie 20
! stanie, my sami w'dalszq droge poi
dziemy. a biada temu biada, ktOby...
lecz ME. ME zdarzy CT sic mic zfego'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-20
(OPOWIADANIE SIOSTRY MISYO-
NARKD.

Opowiem wan dzisiaj o niebywaiych
todwiedzinach, jake ~przypadly nam W
ludziale W kilku sasiednich w~ioSkach,
O jake piec do szesciu godzin drogi cd
mas odlegiych.
Zaleza}o bardzo ma poSpiechu, gdyz
chodzi1o OTTO, azeby uwolnic dwie bic
dine dziewczynki z wiez6w z kt0rych je
Chrzest Sw. wprawdzie juz Oswobodzlf,
lecz W kt6re zaciety wr0g dusz starat
sic usilnie znowu wtraciG, Zatrzymujac
W poga6skiem OtOcZeniu lie S{abe jesz-
cze duSze, azeby je stopniOwo czuioscia
rodzic0w, rozrywkami i ~pozostawtona
i'm zupelna w~OlnOScfa, pozyskac ZnoWu
ola fetyszyzmu. Tuszono, liz wskutek ia
kiego pOstepOwania zapOmna n o Bo-
gu, kt6remu wiernoSc Slubowaiy ma
| Chrzcie Sw. i tax jak czlowick, wal
czacy &c &miercia, w kO6cu tel Smierct
ulega i oStatnie wydaje tchnienie, tax
] one stopniowo, lecz nieodwo}alnie Swej
wierZe Obumierac beda.
Kilku biorQcych W TEN udziai, mu-
rZyn0w uwiadomiIo dnia pewnego w
dwie dziewczynki, IL rodzice ich ciezko
81 chorzy i smierci blizcy. DOwiedzia-
wszy sic o TEN, biedne dzieci bfaSafy
mnie, bym i'm pozwOlila odejsc do do
mu. gdyz ochrzcic pragna rodzic0w a.
aeby i oni mogll posiaSc Kr0lestwo ME-
bleskie i kiedyS wraz z c6rkami swe"
mi ma wieki MEM sic cieszyc. To ich
| pragnienie byio az nadto naturalncm
s1usznem. PrzysposObi}ySmy vice do
bre tie dzieci do drogi, ME ~szczedzac i'm
przestr0g, i wyprawilySmy je pod opie-
ka starSzej t~OwarZysZki W pOdr6z. I'm
tepaz z kOlei przypada w udziale OBJ
wieszczac BOga prawdziwcgo / pozy-
skac Mu duSze u~kochanych rodzic6w.
Lecz n~iestety. rzekOma choroba by
la tylko podstepem. Zaledwie weszly
do wioski, ujawniiO i'm sic ~natychmiaSt
oszustwo, jakiego sic wzgledem mich do
puszczOnO. Rodzice ME chca juz sly
szec o ich powrocie do Misyi, lecz Emu"
szaja do 'pozostania miedzy poganaml
i do zaparcia sic WARY chrzescijanskiej
| jednem s}owem sklaniajQ do odsZcZe
pieGstwa i krzywoprzysiestwa. Biednc
dzieci znSlazly sic w puiapce, z kt0rcj
ucieczka ME by1a mozliwa. Wielkie jc-
zioro i szeroka rzeka MaSSabi Odcinaii
wies cd drogi, ]przeprawic sic ma dru-
gi brzeg moglyby tylko 1odziQ i PREY
pomocy wioSlarzy lecz ME znaJda we
wsi caiej ochotnika, kt0ryby sic tego
podjai, gdya kazdy boi sic zemsty Ny
ang'6w k~aplan6w fetyszy, a tamci --'
- rodzic6w dziewczynek. Co zas Oh
chodzi tych oStatnich wiara ich bed
nych dzieci? Byle tylko otrzymaly Cd
biaiych materye pieniadze i nadal
czciiy baiwany, mniejsza o reSzte.
Biedna o%piekunka powraca do mas
sama. niepOcieszOna utrata SwOich pu-
pick, jedynq jej nadzieja wiara mic
zachwiana. IL my uratujemy dzieci, ze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-20

czuwa mad toba tw0j AniOl Str0z! re-
gnaj, do zobaczenia :" 1 daza daleJ,
przez CORY i doliny, wreszcie, pc diu-
giem i uciazliwem poszukiwaniu napo-
tykaja chatc, a W niej, 0 radoSci! Ultra
| coma Elabiete. Spostrzegla nadchodZa-
cych i poznawszy W mich chrzeSciJan,
spieszy IA ich s%potkanie, podczas gdy
straz jej ucieka W p%opiochu; uwolnio-
ma ofIara powraca wiec be- prZeszko-
dy re swymi wybawcami do siostry ia
faeli. Ia ostatnia noe GAIA W smlertel-
nym spedzi1a strachu, chociaz W nieza-
chwianej ufnosci W opieke swego Anio-
la Str6za i Niepokalanej Matki. IA
Switai wreSZcie dzieG a wraz z MIN ma
dzieja. Ialedwie pierwsze promlenle
wSch0dzaccgo SiO6ca oziOcily skraj Ia
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