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The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

Rev. Father Cocola, who holds an important position in the work of the Catholic Church in British Columbia, arrived in Wrangell last week from a short trip up the Stikine river. Father Cocola left on the City of Seattle Satur- day afternoon for Ketchikan, where, at the request of Father Kern, he held services in the Catholic Church on Sunday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

Trappers on thelower kuskokwim report finding a large brown bear recently totally blind from mosqui- to bites. They stated that the bear was guant and emaciated and that he was mass of sores from the attacks of the mosquitoes. He vas shot and put out of his misery. Stories of animals being blinded by mosquitoes have been told by the natives, but this is the first authentic case seen by white men. It is reported that the mosquito pest is worse this year than fol several years previous, even the natives suffering from their bites.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

Angus Brunson, the 1ditarod hold-up man has received his dis charge from the federal prison and is now a free man. He was sentenced at Iditarod several years ago for the robbery of S3O,- GOO worth of gold dust on the tram from Flat to Iditarod.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

J. R. Bender, a merchant from Peters burg, was a southbound passenger on the Alameda today. It appears that Mr. Bender was a southbound passenger on the lief. ferson but he got left in Ketchi- kan and had to wait for the Ala meda. Mir. Bender has spent the time proftably however, vis- iting with old friends.-Ketchi kan Times,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14
Glenora Passenger List

The Glenora arrived from the West Coast yesterday morning with the following passengers:
 From Craig-C. E. Reeves, s. Sample, Mrs. Donaldson and son.
 From Warmchuck - Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Myers and child, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Bennett and child.
 From Karheen James Will Hams.
 From Shakan-Roy Jones and Charles Wood.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14
Harry Mortimer. who has bee,

Harry Mortimer, who has been connected with the local U. S. cable office since last November, left for Seattle on the City of Se- attle Saturday evening. MT. Mortimer, whose home is in New Jersey, enlisted in the army early last year, expecting to go to the front. But Uncle Sam saw fit to send him to Alaska. After re- ceiving his discharge MT. Morti- mer expects to return home via the Panama canal.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14
Seven Burned to Death

MONTREAL - Seven persons were burned to death Sunday in a fire on the scenic railway at De- minion park here. The flames We're caused by a cigarette in the mys- tic mill." A carload of merrymak. CTS dashed into the flames, being unable to stop the car.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

There seems to be a procession of strange animals due to be tried out in Alaska. says the Douglas Island News. A few months ago it was the musk-ox that was being featured-now it is the yak. Until We read Professor Georgeson' $ de. scri plion of the beast we always thought "yak' was Scandinavian for lack.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

J. Woods and B. John who have been employed for several months by the Princess May Mining company. which is oper- ating near Dease Lake, arrived ia Wrangell a few days ago on the Hazel B No. 4. They left this week for Seattle.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

The marshal's office is in charge of the greater part of the population to the westward. twenty five prison CTS coming in on one of the next boats, This is one way of getting population which while not pleased with its surroundings cannot move to some other locality. - Valdez Miner.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

w. Ware and family arrived from Telegraph Creek last week, and since that time have been endeavoring to get passage south. Several boats have turned them down on account of being sold out, but they now expect to get away on the Alice tomorrow. Mir. Ware has been manager of the Hudson's Bay store at Tele- graph Creek for several years. The family will make their home in Victoria for the present,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

LOST - Somewhere on Front street. a gold leaf pin overlaid with mother of pearl and with a pearl setting. Finder please re- turn to Sentinel office.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

The Rev. George B. Burgess, who has been in charge of St. Paul s church in Eagle for the past ten years arris e on the train Monday from Whitehorse and will go to Tennessee on visit. Mir. Burcess has not been outside for five years. Skagway Alaskan.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

Exceedingly high water has pre-. vailed in the Yukon and the klon- dike rivers the last few days On the klondike the water has seeped thru the tailing piles and has been running oyer the road fifty yards or more. si
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

The ketchikan Chronicle in an editorial claims that many youths there are addicted to going joy rid. ing in jitneys with young girls. The rides take place at night, and the paper says that considerable home brew" is consumed on the trips.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

H. Gartley, president and man. ager of the Wilson & Sylvester Mill company, left on the Admir- al Evans Monday evening for a short business trip to Seattle.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

The Nome Industrial Worker, at Nome, has suspended publica- tion, according to the Nome union of the Western Federation of Miners, which organization owned the paper.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

Alfred s. Berg who has been in Wrangell for about a month, left for ketchikan on the City of Seattle Saturday afternoon.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

Rev. W. w. Williams of Daw- son reports that the Peel River Ma tives are in destitute circumstances. There are no caribou in that part of the country and the Natives could not get to Dawson for sup plies on account of the influenza quarantine.s
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

Little Miss Evelyn Berg, who has been visiting her grandpar- ents, Mir. and Mrs. Ludwig Berg, left on the City of Seattle Satur- day afternoon for her home in ketchikan.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

Tom Case received a note yes terday from Tom Case, Jr., stat ing that there is now a heavy run of fish in the vicinity of Ketchi- kan.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

Wallace Turner, who has been in Wrangell for several months, was a passenger to Seattle on the City of Seattle which sailed from Wrangell Saturday evening.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

pr. Evans, a big game hunter from Eagle Pass, Texas, recently left WhiteHorse with Charles Bax- ter. the we'll known guide, saddle and pack horses for the White river district.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

There were number of outing parties again last Sunday. The Physical Culture club chartered the Karen and cruised in the Dry Strait region the greater part of the day. Later in the afternoon the party visited the logging camp on Banks island. where they had supper on the beach, returning to Wrangell about g D. m.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

Pay has been struck in the Koyu- kuk district. It runs about , to I , cents per pan and is about 20 to ? ; feet of bedrock. Considerable pros- pecting being done on the benches.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

Dick Osborn of Toronto, who has been in the vicinity of Tele. graph Creek for some time, was in Wrangell this week en route east.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14
NEWS NOTES
 FROM ALL
 OVER ALASKA

The city of Seward is trying to get the Alaska Engineering Com. mission to put in a floating dock for the city.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

Robert NJ. Edmundson who has been in school in Nampa, Idaho during the past year, arrived home on the Princess Alice Tues day morning
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

C. NJ. Coulter shipped 78 boxes of fish on the City of Seattle Sat urday afternoon.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

For the shave and haircut of satisfaction go to Ed Grigwire's shop, opposite drug store.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14
Of Local Interest

Misses Katherine and Margaret Bronson were visitors to Peters burg this week.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

Have your watch repaired at George Cowan's, in the Uhler Block.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

CHICAGO-The report of the Federal Bureau markets on cold storage and warehouses showed generally large increases of stored foods, particularly eggs, meats, and butter.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

w. s. Mead of New York and H. s. Leyman of Cincinnati ar rived in Wrangell on the Princess Alice Tuesday morning and left next day on the Hazel B No. 1 for Telegraph Creek, from which point they will leave on a big game hunting expedition.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

WA SHINGTON = Appropria- tions of one million dollars with which to help carry out the Presi. dents suggestions for reducing the cost of living was asked of Congress today by the Commerce and Labor departments.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

CHI IA TTANOOGA - Eighty four thousand dozen eggs stored here for Morris & company of Chicago, were seized today by the United States district attorney.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

WASHINGTON-Eleyen cents a pound has been adjudged a fair retail price for sugar by the De- partment of Justice. Dealers charging more will -be~inEesti- gated by the Attorney General, it was announced here today.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

CHIHUAHUA Forty Mexican soldiers were executed here to- day as result of mutiny plot in the Federal garrison of this city.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

SPRINGFIELD - The Cover nor of Illinois has ordered troops to Peoria for riot duty.
 PEORIA-A truce effective un. til six D. m. today brought tenn porary end to rioting and the hurling of explosives by strikers from the Keystone Steel and Wire company here.
 CHIHUAHUA Forty Mexican soldiers were executed here to- day as a result of a mutiny plot in the Federal garrison of this city.
 WARSAW - Forty thousand Polish Jews are seeking permits to emigrate to the United States.
 DOVER, England-A wireless message received from the Am erican steamship, Englewood. stated that she was sinking rap idly. and asked for help to be rushed.
 WASHINGTON By many shrewd observers it is claimed that the Plumb plan for railway control has blown up so far as any serious consideration by the present Congress is concerned.
 BERLIN-With the permission of the Dutch government the former German crown prince has just spent several days with his wife and children at Soden, Prussia.
 LONDON-Great Britain es. capped the acutest industrial tie-up in her history when the alliance Of miners. railway men and trans port workers turned down the proposition of political direct ac- tion.
 LONDON-Niscount Gray has agreed to represent the British government at Washington pend ing the appointment Of perma- nent ambassador.
 WASHINGTON-An unidenti- fled holdup entered the banking rooms of the Munsey Trust com pany in the heart of the Penn sylvania avenue section, and pointing two pistols at the teller demanded fifteen thousand dol lars. As the teller was counting the money slowly the holoup be- came exasperated and fired at the teller, missing him. The holdup then turned his pistol on himself and fired, killing himself instant ly.
 WASHINGTON-A A favorable report on the bill for leasing gov ernment owned oil and coal land for the purpose of stimulating production was ordered today by the Senate Public Lands commit tee.
 WASHINGTON Alaska coal land is not affected by the oil coal land leasing bill which has been favorably reported on by the Senate Public Lands commit tee.
 LONDON - Retreat in Ural mountains of the forces kolchak continues south of Uralsk.
 LONDON At the southern end of Urals the Bolsheviki have driven the Cossacks back sixty miles and are endeavoring to separate them from the main body of the kalchak forces who
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

WINNIPEG-The United far mers of Ontario at the opening session of the Canadian wheat board threatened to go on strike if the Government fixes the price of wheat at less than B 26, the price guaranteed by the United States.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

PEORIA-A truce effective un. til six D. m. today brought a tenn porary end to rioting and the hurling of explosives by strikers from the Keystone Steel and Wire company here.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

ton. He holds a teachers life certificate from the State of Mon- tana and has taken special work in the Wharton School of Finance. University of Pennsylvania.
 CHICAGO-The report of the Federal Bureau markets on cold storage and warehouses showed generally large increases of stored foods, particularly eggs, meats, and butter.
 CHATTANOOGA - Eighty four thousand dozen eggs stored here for Morris & company of Chicago, were seized today by the United States district attorney.
 WA SHINGTON = Appropria- tions of one million dollars with which to help carry out the Presi- dents suggestions for reducing the cost of living was asked of Congress today by the Commerce and Labor departments.
 WASHINGTON-Eleven cents a pound has been adjudged a fair retail price for sugar by the De- partment of Justice. Dealers charging more will -be-inEesti- gated by the Attorney General, it was announced here today.
 WINNIPEG-The United far mers of Ontario at the opening session of. the Canadian wheat board threatened to go on a strike if the Government fixes the price of wheat at less than B 26, the price guaranteed by the United States.
 LONDON-The city of Vinnit- ga in Ukrainia, F miles south west of Kiev has been abandoned by the Bolsheviki, according to a wireless message from Moscow. General Denikine's advance is continuing along the greater part of Southern Russia front against Bolsheyiki.
 BERLIN - The new German constitution promulgated by President Ebert has been. ap- proved.
 COBLENZ-French troops are relieving bridgehead patrols of the American First Division which on Friday will start en- training for Brest, preparatory to sailing for the United States.
 SEATTLE-The Mears party of railroad men, headed by Geo. T. Slade, sailed for Alaska today on the Alameda to make a thor ough study of the whole situation with reference to the continued construction and completion of the Alaska government railroad.
 w. s. Mead of New York and H. s. Leyman of Cincinnati ar rived in Wrangell on the Princess Alice Tuesday morning and left next day on the Hazel B No. 4 for Telegraph Creek, from which point they will leave on a big game hunting expedition.
 Robert NJ. Edmundson who has been in school in Nampa, Idaho during the past year. arrived home on the Princess Alice Tues day morning
 LOST Somewhere on Front street. gold leaf pin overlaid ,,.;+L ,,on+bo, oc ,,oo,1 o,J u,;tb n
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

DOVER, England-A wireless message received from the Am erican steamship. EngleWood. stated that she was sinking rap idly, and asked for help to be rushed.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

WARSAW - Forty thousand Polish Jews are seeking permits to emigrate to the United States.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

WASHINGTON By many shrewd observers it is claimed that the Plumb plan for railway control has blown up so far as any serious consideration by the present Congress is concerned.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

LONDON - At the southern end of Urals the Bolsheviki have driven the Cossacks back sixty miles and are endeavoring to separate them from the main body of the kalchak forces who are fighting on both sides of the rans.Siberian railway.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14
CABLE NEWS RECEIVED THIS
 AFTERNOON

PEORIA-Three persons were shot and seriously wounded when several hundred strikers and sympathizers charged the Key stone Wire and Steel company's s plant in South Baronville last night.
 SPRINGFIELD The Cover nor of Illinois has ordered troops to Peoria for riot duty.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

SEATTLE-The Mears party of railroad men, headed by Geo.
 T. Slade, sailed for Alaska today on the Alameda to make a thor ough study of the whole situation with reference to the continued construction and completion of the Alaska government railroad.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

BERLIN-With the permission of the Dutch government the former German crown prince has just spent several days with his wife and children at Soden. Prussia.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

LONDON-The city of Vinnit- "a in Ukrainia, 12 miles south west of kiev has been abandoned by the Bolsheviki, according to a wireless message from Moscow. General Denikine's advance is continuing along the greater part of Southern Russia front against considerable Bolsheviki.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

LONDON - Retreat in Ural mountains of the forces kolchak continues south of Uralsk.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

LONDON-Niscount Gray has agreed to represent the British government at Washington pend ing the appointment Of a perma- nent ambassador.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

LONDON-Great Britain es. capped the acutest industrial tie-up in her history when the alliance Of miners. railway men and trans port workers turned down the proposition of political direct ac- tion.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

BERLIN - The new German constitution promulgated by President Ebert has been. ap- proved.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-08-14

WASHINGTON A favorable report on the bill for leasing gov ernment owned oil and coal land for the purpose of stimulating production was ordered today by the Senate Public Lands commit
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-12

Panic Hen.
yk, jPahskie
ubranie nav
SIC Jest obsy.
pane ilupie-
Iem"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-12

tn szeSciu mocarstw' ME jest pre-,
Gle tres& faktyczna ~wszystkich tych
gwarantowanych praw mniejszosci
~nGrodowych, ktore Poiska sama, be-
prZypominan zgodnie z tradycya
wlasna niewatpliwieby przyznaia,
lecz sam fakt, re zwycieska koali-
eva ugna}a "a stosowne domagat sic
cd sprzymierzonego Pa6stwa Pol
skiego tych gwarancyi, W sposoo
, tax uroczysty. Jest to niewatpl1wle
dotkliwy ola Polski, choC ma szcze-
seize posredni tylko i niezupeiny wy
raE wplywu tych wszystkich czynni-
k6w miedzynarodowych, ktore ia
droga przynajmniej usilowaiy osia-
bic autorytet pahstwowy polski ma
zewnatrz, oraz stworZyc sobie bocz-
ma furtke do domu ~polskiego. Sciez-
ks, wiodaca przez ,,zaczarowany O.
grod" Ligi Narod&w usiiowac
beda czynniki tie, jak to wskazuJe pa
ragraf 12ty Traktatu, wedrzec sic
do naszych spraw wewnetrznych, by
mieszac je i macic....
To tez oba Traktaty gwarancyjne
podpisane W dniu 2Sgo czerwca sta
nowia z polskie2o punktu widzenia
dziwnie symetryczna budowe dyplo-
matyczna. P!erwszy, oslabiajac soli-
darnoSc obronna francusko-polska
wobec wsp0,ncgo wroga, zwieksza
ola Polski niebezpieCzenstwo ME
mieckie. Drugi. mierzac dyskretnie
W au%torytet moralny Pahstwa Pol
skiego. stwarza szereg okolicznoSci
i warunkow, oslabiajacych Polske
ma w%ewnatrz.
Przedstawiciele Polski ma Konfe-
rencye Pokojowa, podp;sujac be-
protestu ,,Traktat szeSciu mo-
carstT" mieli riewatpliwie wazne i
d]ostateczne pc temu powody.
Me 5najac przeCie navel tych po-
wod6w i motyw6w, godzi sic zapy--
tao, czy maniGestacyjne uczynienie
pewnsch naturalnych zastrzezen OBJ
nizyloby d%oniosiost u~roczystego ak
tn uznania PaGstwa Polskiego i osla
bio wartoSG wszystkich wielkomo--
carstwowych przyrzeczen.
w kazdym razie pred polityka "a
graniczna polska stoi teraz wazne "a
DAME: uEupeiniG gwarancye bez--
piecze6stwa Fraucyi podobna gwa-
rancye bezpieczehstwa Polski wobec
napaScie niemieck;ej.
Wymaga tego zar6wne dobro Pol
ski. jak sprawl bezpieczehstwa ca
lego swiata europejskiego. z.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-12

ola kt6rej Niemiec postawH ws1ystko
no karte 1 p~rzegral = zostnla sdruE-
gotana.
z~niweczenle tel idei odbylo sic nile
tylko przez z~nisEczenie armii, ale taks
ze przez przewr6t W umgsiowosci ME.
mieckiej.
1 dlatego z~wyciestwo jest TAX wspa-
male?
Gdyby koalicya Zfamala tylko armle
niemiecka, ME zwyciezywszy przytem
idei, to armia pobita odrodzilaby
sic wkr6tce do novel, swietej walk,
gdyz tadna przemoc, jak to wykazaly
Izieje, ME potrafi zabic narodu, te4eli
ten na:6d posiada jasna / sprawiedli-
wa idee zyeia....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS idea Opa-
nowania swiata umar}a umarla TAX
Re, ku tel idei stworzona potezna ar
mia.
Chcac ~odzyskac SHE zycia, musza sic
Niemcy odrodzic, z~reformowae 1 pod
dac grmtownej krytyce swOje idee ~
cia nowego - ludzkiego.
Niepredko to jednak mo4e nastspic.
Przez diugi szereg lat ezeka ich ma
ram i POI wegetacya, wskutek olbrzy-
miego uplywu energii i w~yjaaewienia
we wszystkich dziedzinach &ycia.
Obecnie Mkt sic W Niemczech ME
do ,,swietcj wojny', ME pow
stang jakby z pod ziemi, zastepy bojo.
wnik6w ma smiert 4 Aycie, DO idei, kto-
raby ten cud zdzialac mogiA jesscze
niema, a stara, krzyaacka idea juE u
maria.
Me straszne 50 wtec teraz wybuchy
wsciekiosci i pOgr6&ki ~niemieckie, ME
straszna jest sila roznych nSchutzow"
jake zbiorowiska ludzi, ME p~osiadaja-
cych idel.
Dawna ,obecnie umarla armia cesar.
sko-niemiecka, miaia W sobie psyche
logic potegi 1 EwyciestSa, ~olbrzymiej
lawiny narod6w germahskich ujetych
W zelazne karby karnoSci, iadu / celu
W jej psychice panowa}o przeswiad-
genie niezlomne o wielkiem p~os}anni-
ctwie rasy niemieckiej W dziejach swia
ia.
Ia psychologist ,,zwyciestwa" 1 py-
chy doznaia sromotnej kleskt roznie-
siono ia 1 pokazano, he by}a tylko ma
MIA wielkoSci, da&aca do swego nedz-
nego celu 20 przez %zbrodnie, izy, han
be i deptanie kultury.
Podstawa tel psychologist rozwiaia
sic jak czcza mgia, uludy 1 haszyszu.
Lecz pozostaly ~jeszcze W Niemczech
pewne grupy, kt6re tenn resultant ha-
szysEu narkotyzuja sic dalej. Ale So
to ju4 chyba tylko resztki tych nieule-
czalnie obciazonych n1ezdrowa hypno-
"a k~rzyzacka.
Haszyszowa / chora psychologist r02-
nych efemeryd, pobrzekujacych jeszcze
dis ostatnim tchem szabla I cz~yniacych
teatralny gest wojenny a Ia Hohenzol-
lern - jest juz tylko spiewem iabedzim
zniweczonej idei zla, przemocy 1 dzi-
kiej chtiwosci }upu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-12
DIVA TRAKTATY GWARANCYJNE.

W paryskim ,,Polaku' czytamy:
w pamietny dzieh 2Sgo czerwca
oprocz wielkiego traktatu pokojowe
20 z Niemcami. podpisane zostaly,
iak wiadomo, diva inne:
~. Traktat approximately Fran
cyl pomoc amerykanska i angielska
W razie napaSci re strony Niemiec,
p. Traktat gwarantuiscy prawa
mniejszoSci narodowych ,,etnics-
nych. religijnych / iezykowych" "a
m~ieszkaiych ia ziemiach suweren-
nego i niepodlegiego Pahstwa Pol
skiego.
ChoG to sic ma poz6r divine mo-
re zdawat, nietylko drugi, ale /
pierwszy z wymienionych traktatow
obchodzi Polske bardzo wyraznie.
Jasnem jest, re obfetnica opieki an
gielsko-amerykanskiej W jednym
punkcie ogranieza swobode dziaia--
MIA naszej naturalnej sojuszniczki,
Francyi. Podw6jny traktat ten "a
pewnia Franeyi pomoc zbrojna Ina
wypadsk wszelkiego niesprowoko--
wanego aktu napasci re strony Me
mice" (podkreslenie Red. Poly -
Ot6z w~yobrazmy sobie, re Niemcy
miast uderBae ma Franeye Tub cze-
ka6 ma iej ,,prowokacye' ~(warunek
wielce e~lastyczny!) zaatakuja pred
tenn bez prowokaeyi - Poiske. Czy
w6wczss Francya bedzie mogia
przyJst nam z pomoca ME narusza-
iac przez rs traktatu gwarancyjne-
go. zawartego z Anglia i z Amery-
ka? CZy wobec tego traktatu ow, kto
~ zapewnia bezpieczenstwo Mem
com, W razie ieh napaSci / to napa-
Sci niesprowokowanej ma Polske?
JeSliby tax bye miaio " istocie, to
traktat gwarancyjny nsbralby div
ME ntepokoiscego dIa Gas, dwoiste-
60 z~naczenia. Obezwladniajac Fran
' wobec polityk niemieckiej "
Polsce i W panstwach sasiednich, Ia