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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-21
j. McFADDEN
announces his candidacy for the
Democratic Nomination
FOR DISTRICT D
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

-
Official list of officers for which
candidates are to be nominated at
the Primary Election TO be held
Tuesday. September 3. 1918.
Pursuant Il Section 4, Chapter
ID, of the Direct Primary Law of
1917. | hereby certify thai ON said
day party nominations are to be
made for the following State. Dis
trict. County and Township offices:
state and District Offices.
Choice for:
United states Senator
Representative in Congress
Governor
Lieutenant-Goyernor
Justice of Supreme Court
Secretary Of State
State Treasurer
state Controller
Surveyor General
Attorney General
Superintendent of state Printing
superintendent VI Public Instruc-
ton.
Clerk of the Supreme Court
inspector Of Mines
I've Regents of Stale University.
long Term
One Regent of State University,
Short Term
One District Judge for Ninth Ju-
dieial District
County and Township Officers.
State Senator
Two Members of the Assembly
Sheriff
Assessor
Clerk
Treasurer
Recorder and Auditor
District Attorney and Public Ad-
ministrator
County Commissioner, Long Term
County Commissioner, Short Term
County Surveyor
County Board of Education, Long
County Board Of Education, Short
Term
One Road Supervisor for each Of
the following Road Districts:
Ely Road District No. l
Hamilton Road District No. >
Cherry Creek Road District No. 3
Osceola Road District No. 4
One Justice OF the Peace for Ely
Township No. l
One Justice OF the Peace and one
Constable in each of the following
townships, to-wit:
Hamilton Township No. .
Preston Township No. 3
Lund Township. No. 4.
Cherry Greek Township No. .
Muncy Township No. 3
Osceola Township No. Z
Newark Township No. s
In witness whereof | have here
unto set my hand and affixed my
official seal this 18th day of July,
1918.
SEAL +. ID. OLDFIELD,
County Clerk of White Pine County.
Nevada.
First publication July IA, 1918.
Last Publication August Is, 1918.
Experienced bookkeeper would
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-21
AZ Me6il, in the State of Nevada, at the Close Of Rusina.s
On June %, 1918.

FOR SALE-Almost new Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinet. phone Dix or 632
hurry street. f-1-tf
Giroux 1850 portraits possess the
same artistic pose and finish that are
the prominent features OF his more
expensive pictures, call and o them.
5-5-tf.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-21

FOUND-In East Ely, two croche'-
ed yokes. Call at this ONCE OF '"e
East Ely post office.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-21

Experienced bookkeeper would
like extra work evenings. Address
]. Il. Watson, East Ely, New Gen
eral Delivery. a-f-tl
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-21

FOR RENT-Light housekeeping
rooms at the Laundry Boarding
ing house. S-14-1t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
PRIVATE RAMBO GIVES
OTHERS FINE EXAMPLE
His f"ntcntment So Pleased Minor H.,
IL Granted Reasonable
Furl0uEh,

tAMi' MEADE. MD. February -
lT'raic - ~ Rambo, Three Hundred
ana Fifteenth Infantry. was scared for
IN" 'irSi time since he left his home to
hEht when he was ordered to appcar
before the old man" as Erigadler-
General William J. Nicholson is known
throughout tho brigade,
Private Ramho"' tho general sud
denly harkcd f"rth, "dld you write this
letter."
Private HaAbo looked. cleared his
voice ~ som" 81 is huskincss. and al
mi,tcd he had. IT read:
"lcar Mother and Father:
a'n writing you letter TO lc, Won
Know | received your letter and a,so
Inc box christmas boxD You sent ,ho
box by express. Why didn't Won send
Thorn things by parcel post Every.
lhih;; Was fine. hut the honey got warm
and ran through tho box, The cake
was good. too. There's n fellow here
| knew up in the city. lie thinks
your cak" can't lie beat. We had a fine
tim" Yesterday. entertainments and
turkey dinner Now all want Is Ia
Get home for week, and then I'm
ready !" go anywhere. Nav, never
tel' better In all my life than do
now This is sure healthy life, plenty
OF work and all you can eat Now.
h"h forget t" send a cake once in a
while. for box of things like Won
sent makes lif" better You can write
ana let Inc know when you send some
more cake. With love for all. your SON
-. T.. RAMRO."
We'll. Private Rambo." the general
doomed again. you can have that
weeks holiday home. like boys who
! don't grumblc all the time"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03


Sohe.nihs eise' l suspect. that Flat
~ ooS,aes repiac'hs the handprint IN
me packet ana closing IT.
" was an hour ago how could hc
navy ruhs Just now? demanded
''eaiies oisdaihtuiiy.
pofis glanced ut Ramsay In eager ad-
"i'ra'ioh. SLOWLY tho young Secret Ser
Vico man continued to reconstruct the
case.
While he was writing" said Ram
say. the Hidden Hand appeared at the
"ihdow ana crept in. Flat heard him
ana started to his feet. but before he
could move from tho desk the Hidden
Hand shot at him poisoned gas. Fiat
topplcd and fell as We found him. The
marks on the window sill show how the
Hidden Hand entered Then the HID
den hand in triumph seized the locke,
and the packet"
"cis pretty theorS' interrupted
N"n.'' out WHAT OF inc Key!
very Simple rctortcd Ramsay. Tho
ii'oueh iiaha saw ~ on the inside lie
unlocked the door. threw the key out
into tho hall and then locked the door
again with shelton key"
rang the bell. suppose lie insisted.
Ramsay picked up the hour glass
You'll notice ,hat tho bottom is
broken out Of II, he observed. The
Hidden Hand dir that next. swapping
of tho empty rilt. He must have
pla, ed tho othc. half fun OF sand ON
the top shelf. carefully balancing It so
tna' inc SAND would drieble down over
Ihen no TOOK TINS book. continued
RAMSAY picking up u" BOOK which
was lying ON the hoor. HE must have
oaianced inc pook very accurately on
the edge OF the lower shelf. 1t was
ra'her Il neat idea. THINK, and one
"oIths OF 'hat criminal genius.
TN mo oooN accurately balanced
oi S"e sheit oc'o", ana 'ne saha from
."e ot"er h"i. 81 the hour glass pour
ms do,'n on II IN Tiny stream don't
W see "hdt WAS oouho 70 happen.
~ VI. oei WIS JUST oeio" the
u oooh. no cou'o '"en 80 away
"s ia" '"ae h'S"e
~ "e o, was
-, ns' 'ppa ..".is ~ + '"''' oh' IL was
onin,,,,. e. ~,
aonh,t,,
D,rs,v ,,,raa 80
Dorie ,oot.d o,r.-,v ~,
and d,s,, =, n. s,,..rss :.
sand lmnatien,,v H,r,,,v .ei,aa !,
piece Of pancr and scoc ned mn ononrn
~ Tho eopd fron, ,ho $50, ~
Must repe.t i, for vou," Nc
scorncd.
show. How =, va. D
A. c,re,,u, -. I,,,,.
must haya do,o :. p,,,,sa, , '.""a
IN. hook nm m, oacn - ~.
"a " ''be "a 'ht smell
the tab,r While no-,s $500 :. 80 ~,
., his side. Win sc.rIey ,ns ,hs
cnly a few fee, m
From the paper in Wits, -, ~,
scoop,d mn mo .,ra pa,,,s. -,
slowly pouring down unon nv. ~,
anced book tho s,nd wh,oh fsu -
little cone on The ovc,banc,,r n.If ~
the hook
AS thcr wa,obed cro,,ir ~
the book timed over vii, ,ho ,,a;,-,
OF tho sand and fon =, nc ~, 80.
enough. IL struck ,ba bcu =, 49, od,
OF IN. table. ,us, al E,msoy h,d s,id
it would.
, -,on,on,
what Ramsay had been arpu,nr 49,.
was a tan at Tho door
Game. order.a pa,
m,
- uooF opened ana James hest
l','"s'S ehtereo INTO the room. fear
'ul OF what nc might see.
You rang. sir"' he asked
II was a clever demonstration. F-o,,,
scoltiuS Ahner and Scarlev nov r,,o
forced into silence
Never MIND. Jancs" a;sr,;.y;,
pan .,, ui"''' iS7i''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
EPISODE VII.
.'I'hc Fire 'lrap.S

burst in.
In bound he had reached the first
cmissary and noorcd him with a well
directed blow. The second culisSiry
Erappicd him Ramsay seized the lei
low. and with leonine strength backed
him up against the side OF the VA
Of line
AZ the fellow bent back over tho
edge o, the vat. Ramsay saw Doris
slipping down into the lip,e. quick
Is he wrcncned one hand free ani
grabbed the rope. swinging her juss
clear OF the edge OF the vat. Doris
landed in heap on the floor. safe.
SO fast did Ramsay. In his keen dos
pcration. work that before the second
emissary could take advantage OF tho
diversion his hand was back at his
throat. Slowly. but surely. RAMSAY.
bent the fellow back, doubling him
over tho edge Of the vat until tive
criminals spine almost cracked IL
yielded. and Ramsay completed mis- at
tack ly hurting him into tHe very dan
ger which, under instructions of IN,
Hidden Hand. the fellow had prepared
for Doris. lie sal. In the Scorchins.
sizzling lime. with scream
Plot Miscarric..
From the door the hidden Hand
had seen one of his men Knocked cut
while the other shriekcd with pain a.
he iloundcrcd in the lime, blinded
.raspinE fr1niically n the edge Of
the VAT Doris. too. was safe. Ills
plot had miscarried. \ moment NOR,
ana Ramsay himself might he upon
him
With an oath he tu-red and Ned
through tho door. down the hall and
out Of the building. dying into tn
shrutherv through which he might con.
ccai his flight;
Ramsay turned 10 pcrie on the Zoe,
and ben, down over ner.
Jack" she whispered. as he freed
her arms from the cruel ropes. and 81.
chung 70 Mn, - ,,i-h. INV, know,
Ia; you would &c near when needed
YOU"
~ would never be away from vow
II Won would -, m. r,ya NY ,va,.,
l., hi,,.s ~ ~ "S ""''
/, was no time Tor love ,,,,,;nr
Ramsay had sra-c.rx -o,.,s,d na-,s
cien. for ,hc er,;ssarv .a-r,,,y hr--e,
Enough he was. 10 nrI, ni,,s.,> --n-,
lie VAT and wri.be .y,- q, No r,nr =,
t,-.,r, -
r,o,er, E.cor..
At nc sa--e ,ro,~.-. W., o.,.- -,
l,w. recovering from tho hio,y a,,
watching his cr7nc. ,u,,,,ad -, ~
Gang ~. ans ahou. he "a; .,,s
fore Ramsay and Dor's cr,,r, roro,.e-
rom ,hel- surp-isc ne Two VIC o.,.
II the door aud ayav st,.r no ,.t.sa,
Hand
Never n,ind. Jack" ;,,n,o-ea r,o-;s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
Warned by Merida.

Don't" sh. cried franticaliy. sciz-
ne his hand "ith the lockct There's
4 jewel inissng. Il Viii blow YOU M"
The Hidden Hand looked At the locke;
.ohe!N. sure enough. ono Of the seven
Jewels was gone. IIG swnIe literally
- hc regarded his empty triumph. ana
RACED up and down the room
We must get that lowell" he NUT.
'cFcd. passing a. his mind worked
.dnviiiahly. Finally he turned 10 Vcrda.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-09

Bay hssas hsfors itS vsebetse.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-09
PATRIOTIC DEMONSTRATION
Parade, Entertainment and Speaking,
War Relics Sunday a, m

The patriotic parade and speaking
scheduled for Monday in the interest
OF the Fourth Liberty Loan brought
out geodly number of people from
over the county.
The parade formed on Main Street
at l2 80 and was headed by a drum
corps, the national flag and Service
Flag. The national colors were car
reid by Cashier j. s. Reed and the
Service Flag was carried by DR.. V. L..
Lewis OF the local board. The Red
Cross, Campfire Girls and Boy Scouts
were in the parade under their re-
spective leaders.
The service flag was oblong with q
white center and a wide red margin.
In the center were three gold stars In
honor of the three soldiers who have
owen their lives for the cause OF
hnman freedom. In the center was
a large blue star, which implied that
this county proved itself true blue
when it furnished enough volunteers to
6lI our o.ota for the first call SO that
none had to be drafted. On the wnite
was also the number 3O2, Whlcn ih-
dicated the number furnished for the
war from this county thus tar.
After the parade short enter
tainment was rendered by the school
children followed by patriotic talks
bv Ssnator n, &. Iollett and j. W.
Dorton. The French officer that was
expected did not arrive.
WAR RELICS
Sunday morning the War Relics
train will arrive at 80 and remain
until 9:3O, the train will carry SOL
diers. sailors, foreign officers. YIN. Z.
A. workers, many of whom have seen
service in France. The war relics On
the train will consist of guns, torpe-
does, shells, trench mortars, Frencn
75's, captured German meinenwerfers
navy mines, aero bombs, German rifles
with bayonets, gas masks. horse res
pirators and machine guns. This dis
plav of relics Is worth going miles TO
see. Every thing is free. The train
will be running on government sched-
ule and will open and close promptly
at the nours stated. You will very
likely never again have a chance to
see such an exhibit as this and you
should not miss it.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-09
SELL YOUR POTATOES
If You are Offered SL25 a BusheIj Nor
thern Stock Good and Plentiful.

Northern potatoes are being shipped
| to southern cities in large quantities
and are selling at such price that
potatoes from this section cannot be
shipped to the city market at profit
if only $l.O0 bushel he paid for
them.
That may sound rather unreasonable
when merchants here are paying $l.25
for them. The real situation is this
1t costs 80 cents each for the standard
sacks and the freight rate is 20 cents a
hundred pounds or more which would
make the potatoes cost II cents a
bushel or slightly more for freight,
which would make tctal of $l.41 a
bushel. Fine northern grown potatoes
are being delivered in the Nashville
marke at $1.40 bushel.
In the face of these conditions it ls
plain that the merchant who pays
SLIPS bushel for potatoes must sell
them for not less than $3.50 a busheI
here, and that is what is being done
with the potatoes that merchants here
are buying and they have to find
local market for them and only buy
in such quantities as they have i'm.
orders tor.
The farmer who is able get SLIPS a
bushel for his potatoes now should nor
hesitate to let them 60 at once, for |
that price out Of the patch is far |
better than $1.5O q bushel later
especially when every indication points
to his being unable to get the 81. SO
later.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-09
cRossvILLE TENNESSEE. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER. g. 1918.

county where much grain. cattle and
hogs are produced. Nor is that all :
1t is an important link of the Dixie
Short Line. The Dixie Short Line is
l2O miles shorter. between Cnatta-
nooga and Chicago than either of the
branches that go via Nashville and
Knoxville respectively. Besides, auto
drivers will have rs miles of cool and
delightful roads across this plateau
country in contrast to the hot, dusty
and parched roads of either branch of
the Dixie Highway as now routed.
H ence 1t is only question of a few
years until this road will be entirely
completed between Chattanooga and
Louisville and its good features
known to tourists. The result will
then de that this will be the main
Travelled route and the Dixie Short
Route will be on the map in earnest.
A bond Stacker the Kaser's backer
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-09
LIBERTY SUPPER.
At the Court House Saturday Night by
Country and Town Folks.

Saturday night, next, October IL, a
supper will be gwen at the Court
House by people from the country
and it is hoped that the Crossville
people will be there also
The movement has been launched
by the people of Lantana and Vande-
yer nelghborhoods and that section of
the county. but that does not mean
that other parts of the county are to
be exclnded by any means. A gen.
eral and urgent invitation Is extended
to people from ALL parts of the
county to come out, bring baskets of
good things to eat and help make
the occasion a rousing success.
The entire proceeds are to be used
for buylng, Liberty Bonds, War
Savings and Thrift Stamps.
The people behind this movement
nave contributed nearly $500, which
was raised through suppers OF this
kind, an given to the Red Gross. One
of the suppers brought S91.0a which
was put into Thrift Stamps ~ the
who furnished the supper.
That is the idea connected with the
supper Saturday night. The suppers
will be put up in boxes and auctioned
otf by some competent person to the
highest bidder. When the box is solo
The money will at once be invested by
hem in Thrift Stamps, War Savings
Stamps or Liberty Bonds.
Come out, bring one or more boxes
md be sure to bring your pock etbook
II check book and be prepared to help,
'our country by buying one or more
# the boxes.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-09
THIS IS The LAST WEEK
Unless Your Subscription Is Paid the Pa
per Will Stop Next Week.

This is the last week we shall send
the paper to those who are three
months behind with their subscription.
We have been sending them for three
weeks previous t. this in spite of the
instructions of the War Board but this
week ends it.
Since last week quite an number
have paid, hut there are many who
have not paid. We are enclosing bills
in the paper 10 those who are behind
so that they will have no excuse tor
not knowing the amount due. In max
ing out the bills we made the most
of them for an even year from July
first of this year. That was done for
our convenience IN making the calcula-
tiOns. If you get a hill that looks
too big you can easily understand how
it comes to he Sc large, il you will read
it and count little. We are glad to
correct mistakes.
We shall stamp on the papers of all
who are behind notice that '"rhis is
the last paper you will receive" We
are very sorry to have to do this.
Fact is, we wish the War Board had
been generous enough to let US run
this business as suited US, bnt they
decided otherwise and we have only
one thing to do-comply with their
instructions. "Nutf sed?''
A man who won't lend is the Kai-
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-09
For Foch and freedom puy bonds
REGISTRATION

The books for Supplemental regis
tration IN the First Civil District OF
Cumberland County will be open with
in legal hours on Monday, Tuesday,
and Wednesday, October Is, 10. and
II. All persons desiring to register
take notice.
G. W. Davenport
Geo. p. Burnett
Election Com.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-09
"Come across or the Kaiser vii
APPALLING DISASTER

Saturday most appalling disaster
visited dozen towns IN New Jersey,
of which Morgan was the center. The
largest munition plants of the co.ntry
were located ip that section and many
of them blew up causing possibly
hundreds of deaths and thousands of
wounded. Some fifty explosions re-
sulted before they ceased. The cause
Is attributed to an accident tor which
no one 10 criminally liable. The
property loss is estimated at thirty
millions Of dollars when tons OF I. N.
T., the most powerful explosive
known. went off.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-09

Samuel Lee Givens, Daysville
John Clowers, Waldensia
Raymond Eng. Monday. Grassy Cove
Harry Lee Spencer. Crossville
James Harrison Bradley, Big Lick
James W. Wyatt Vandever
Noah Wells, Crossville
Fred Ollie Linkous. Creston
William Ross Croft, Crab Orchard
Jesse F. Stanley, Pleasant Hill
James Solomon Green lockwood R.. 8
Elisha Norris, Waldensla
Lewis Andrew Ford, Grassy Cove
William Isaac Scudder, Silverpoint
Gather Hlnch, Grandview, RI
Joseph Liudveil BlaylGck, Erasmu 8
Thomas Zinerie Beadle, CrossvIlle
William Thomas Wright, Creston
William Ashbury Hawn. Crab Orhard
Levi Wightman, Pleasant Hill
VIM. Harrison Foust, lockwood R.3
Frederick Henderson, WaIdensla
Andy Pguh, Grassy Cove
Marvin Mcbride, Crossville
Jess Sheriff., Burke
Patrick Henry Burgess, Erasmus
Judson Bruen Burkheart, Crossville
Norman Lianell Tabor, Creston
William Henry Scarlet, CRAB Orchard
Hollis Alonzo Brown, Pleasant Hill
Ferris Albert Niles, Daysville
Adam Kilby. Waldensia
Floyd Jewett, Grandview, RI.
Maynard LinvilIe Barnwell, Creston
Elijah Goar Wilson, Burke
Jacob Arthur Wyatt, Winesap
Joseph Gracey Borden, Crossvllle
Bryan Parsons, Creston
Martin Y. Holloway, Grab Orchard
Robt. Dewey Ramsey, Pleasant Hill
James Arnce Hardin. Daysille
Virgil Alex. Youngblood, Waldensia
Clyde Reed, Hrandview X.
Venus Allen Smith. Vandeerer
William Thomas Selby, Burke
Waymon Morgan Wilson, Erasmus
Enoch Benjamin Jones, Crossville
Willie Smith, Creston
James Walton, Crab Orchard
Cisroe Duncan Myers, Pleasnt Hill
LaFayett Hardin. Daysville
William Elliot Handy, Waldensia
Thomas Judson Ford. Grassy Cove
Sanders Patton, Crossville
William Amburs kerlay, Big Lick
John cambridge Brewer, Winesap
Lee Mark Thurman, Crossville
Dewsy Baylor Caudll. Creston
Dorse Col. RedwIDe. Crab Orchard
Quill Oskar Treadway, Pleasant Hill
Richard Gibson Day, Daysville
Lewis Burton Allen, Waldensia
Eug. Lester KemnIer, Grassy Cove
Kasper Luther Bilbrey, Crossville
Andrew Ralph Burnett, Litton 8
Elijah Nelson Scarboruhh, Winesap
Joseph Walter ButtarD, Crossville
Gilbert Roy Taylor, Creston
Sameul jeff. Rymer. Crab Orchard
George Wesley Brown, Pleasant Hill
James Walter King, Daysville
Robert Sherman Raby, Waldensia
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-09
CALLED OFF

On account of the Spanish influenza
that is so prevalent over the country
and In the army camps, the govern
ment has called off for the time being
the call tor selectmen, which was to
have entrained the men petween Oct.
ober z and II. Thirty eight we're TO
have gone from this county. When
fhs next call will be made 10 IN.
known.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-09

A bond Stacker s the Kaser's backer
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-09

The soldier gives; you must lend.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-09

A man who won't lend is the Kai-
ser's friend.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-09

Dig up the coin and bury the Hun.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-09

Wear your old clothes and buy,
Liberty Bssds.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-27
KUCHARZE,I KELNERZY
GROZA OGoLNYM STRAJ-
KEEN.

Sp6r kelnerow i'kucharzy re "a.
rzadem hotelu La Sale doprowa-
die moze do ogolnego strajku
kucharzy i kelnerow W ca}em
miescie, jesli ME bedzie wczesnie
zalatwiony.
Wczoraj ma posiedzeniach uni
kelnerow Chicago Walters Asso
ciation), oraz uni kucharzy (Chi-
cago Cooks and Pastry Cooks
Association) uchwalono podac
pod powszechne g}osowanie wszy
stkich czlonkow kwestye, czy ma
staple ma strajk generalny re
sympathy ku strajkujacym ku-
charzon i kelnerom W hotelu La
Sale. Kucharze ,decyzye te juz ra-
tyfikowali, kelnerzy dis to IL
czynia,
rS.t