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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-06
LARGE DANCE HELD
BY HAYDEN PEOPLE

HAYDEN, Dec. 3.-The entertain
ment committee of the Nocyar club
is TO be congratulated for the way
they arranged the annual Thanksgiv-
ng dance OF the club. The dance was
held at the Taylor Thatch hall in
order to accommoted the large crowd,
me club dance floor not being large
enough to handle the regular crowd
augmented as it was at this time by
out OF town visitors which promised
20 attend. Several parties were held
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-06

up by the snow and rain, but capaac-
ity crowd filled the hall and did full
justice to the good things provided,
The hall was decorated with ever
greens. pumpkins, turkeys, etc. Sew
eral young women dressed as May
flower maidens served the refresh
ments.
r. d. Rathbun who was called to
southern Mexico several weeks ag0
returned Sunday and will remain here
to superintend the final operations in
installing the Cottrell plant at the
smelter.
Judge W. B. Nash is in Phoenix
on business that will occupy him there
for several days.
Mrs. c. w. Dutton left Sunday to
spend several days in Phoenix.
Visit Hayden Friends
Mrs. B. H. Fellows of the reconstruc-
ton department at Whipple barracks,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-06

friends here for Thanksgiving. Among
others were Miss Priscilla Cook, Miss
Mildred Masterson, Miss Thelma Den
mis- and Miss Irene Griffith and Carol
Butler. They all returned to Tempe
Saturday.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-06
State Road News

The Aqua Fria river is impossible at Marinette,
but cars be pulled across at Avondae according
to reports brought into Phoenix yesterday by tourists
who had managed to pillow through the mud One
tourist who arrived in the city Sunday stated that he
not going to tempt fate again, but ship his
back.
The constant rain of last week served to make prac
tically impossible every road which is not paved.
Communication by road with the north is in precar
ous state and far as be learned no cars from
that direction arrived in the city within the last few
days.
1t is impossible to cross the ella river at Sacaton
The water has been reported three feet deep with
little hope of going down materially tits impossible
to get either car or wagon across
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-06
A RESURRECTION
&c. E. Bennett in Poetry

&c. E. Bennett in Poetry
l buried all my pleasant dreams,
Scattered the brown earth over;
Left them for the rains to weep,
The stones and weeds to cover.
Then, when I turned to go my way,
The whole world seemed a-graying;
Around my rocky, uphill road
No pleasant dream went straying.
One day I wandered back again
Where my dead Dreams were lying;
Gay daffodils were blooming there,
White butterflies were flying.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-06

1t makes no difference what your
wants may be you can have them sup
piled by using and reading The Repub-
lican Classified Pages-Arizona's lead
ing advertising medium.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-06
(Section Two)

any question by writing The Republi
can Information Bureau, Frederic j.
Hasllin, Director, Washington, d. c.
This offer applies strictly to informa-
ton The bureau cannot give advice on
legal, medical, and financial matters.
1t does not attempt to settle domestic
troubles, nor to undertake exhaustive
research on any subject. Write your
question plainly and briefly. Give full
name and address and enclose two
cent stamp for return postage. All re-
plies are sent direct TO the inquirer)
NOT TOO HEALTHY
1T is healthier to be cremated," says
an English physician. Maybe so( but
for our part we know we should never
be the same man again.---Boston Tran
script
Use The Republican Classified Pages
| for results-Read for Profit.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-06
The Riddle of the
Stain

A water circle a silk dress spoil IT,
The knowledge of will
The stain of black walnut bafned for
turtles.
individuals the
sickeh a
It's turpenne chloroformproperly
scorch of eradication
Dampen and put 1t in the and it disappear.
Paint midew ink fruit STAIN coffee buingamos
calamity that befa of wearing appaeach has its
antdote.
benevolent realized his
million household
fall
Of their
the riddles is entitled:
REMOVAL OF STAINS
Washington
Information Republican distribution
part Of the service of this to its readers
Fill the stamp
indicated
CFin coupon. Write plainly)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
FUR COATS OF REGAL
RICHNESS

Leopard Coat, Hudson
Seal Collar. Cuffs and
Border. ...... S5S5
Hudson Seal Coat. SO in.
long. Shawl Collar and
Cuffs, sin. Border. S375
Natural Squirrel Coat.
SO in. long ...S S4S5
Beaver Coat $3.50
Hudson Seal Coat, ~ in.
long. beaver trimmed SITS
Hudson Seal Coat, ~ in.
long, 10-inoh skunk
border. 1915
Mole and Hudson Seal
Dolman. full length. S975
Sealskln Coat. 10 in.
long, full ripple black.
deep cape collar and
CUTS ..... SlZO0
BroadtaiI Coat of ex-
quisitely m a I { h he d
skins. trimmed with
ohinchilIa. ...... $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
y as much if | know, as if just imagine

iy as much if know, as if Just imagine
things
Perhaps you're right, the doctor
answered. There are lot Of things wrong
with your mother, but I'm not worrying
about them yet. As far as the physical
end Of it goes, I'm doing all | can Tor her
But with her. as with you, my dear, the
mental condition is most important.
Louise nodded her head.
Your mothers mind has never been
happy. For about sixteen years she $
been brooding and fretting over something
she never said what. And that's ike q
worm; it eats into the flesh. You could
help, perhaps, by finding out what her
trouble is. Without intrudiDg ,nto fam
ily affairs. know, of course. it something
between herself and her husband. Per-
haps you might be able to help. | don't
know" He looked down at her gravely
as he spoke. ..,
"But she is quite ill?'' asked Louise.
The doctor nodded bis head slowly, his
ewes still grave and kind as he looked at her.
Tomorrow Gossip.
Lost something7 Try a classified adj
gertisement in Every EveninC.-Adv'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
Waists---Very Beautiful
Styles
And Unusually Low OF Price

GEORGETTE CREPE
BLOUSES
In NAVY Blue. Lovely Effects
$3.50, s12, Sl4, S17.50, SIS,
$40. $3.50, S24.50, S26,
S29.75
GEORGETTE CREPE
BLOUSES
In Flesh and White. These
Are Very City
s5.75, $3.50, $3.50, $I1.50,
$3.50, S14, $3.50, S17.50,
$3.50, $3.50, $23 TO $3.50
Crepe de Chine BlouSeS.
S6.75 to S17.50
Pongee BlouSeS $6.75 to $s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

ways ask me wy dident | ask snmbody
] scd,
Well wy don't you say every time you
felt like asking sumbody there wasent
enybody GROUND to ask or you would of
asked them? sed Skinny.
That's heck of ixcuse, sed.
And we kepp on wavking and it kcpp
on getting darker, and Skinny sed, Wy
don't you say you stopped to pick up q
pin every time you saw one and you never
saw so meny in your life2
Aw keep quiet, I'm trying to think up
ixcuse, | sed Wich | kepp on doing
till got all the way home without having
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
La LIE RENNY'S NOTEBOOK
by Lee Pape.

Me and Skinny Martin wawked to the
park last Satidday to sec il there was eny
chcssnuts, wich there mite of bin, ony
if there was we couldent find them, and
on the way home it started TO get dark, me
saying, Heck, bet Ill be late for suppir
agen, wish / had good ixcuse, / was
Supposed To of started home erly.
Wy don't you say you dident know how
erly it was, and by the time you found
out how late 1t was il wasent erly enufff
sed Puds.
I've sed that too meny times, they all
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

cny thawt up yet. and wawked in the
dining room and suppir was neerly over,
pop looking at me and saying, WellY
Sir? Who, me7 sed.
No, me, sed pop, wat do you meen by
wawkin in heer at half past suppir time
a quarter to dinzert, after oil I've sed to
you lately?
Skinny Martin kepp me back by trying
to tell me all sorts of ixc,ises to tell you,
l sed.
Yec gods, that's so bad its good, sit
down and drink your soup, sed pop.
Wich | did
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

Lost somethng2 Try classified adj
vertisement in Every Evening ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

With Fur Collars. SIS. so
Bolivia Goats s7e.50 & $3.50
Bolivia Coats. Fur Trimmed.
SITS 20 $3.50
English Burberry Coats,
Sl25 TO $40
SiIvertone Goats, Rae
coon Collar ~ slN
Bolivia Goats, Handsome
Beaver Collar and
Deep Cuffs. $3.50
Camel'S Hair Goats, full
length. $3.50 TO SI3s
Silk GoSSamer Rain
coats, in blue. brown,
tan and purple. s24.so
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
Burberry Coats for Women
Fine For Motoring, for Gifts
SIPS to $40

We are sole distributors in Philadelphia Of these faousy
fine English coats and these are the first we have had since
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

Lovely---This Wash Satin Glove Silk and
Crepe de Chine Underwear in Flesh
EN and White, Moderate of Price
Canisoes wash satn s150, So so, s2s5, s. so, s375
$4C0, S4. and $3.50.
Camsoes crepe de chine S2. IS, 81 SIS, $3.50 s4.75.
White silk s3.25 Navy s225. Black, S3.25 $3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
The Gift Unusual
The Gift That Links Beauty With
Comfort

Here and there we've gone through the store and made
selections that may as suggestions
The Blaylock & Blynn gift intenshes
- Ioc< Is4xr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

VERY PRETTY INDEED
These Neck Fixings for
Gifts
Separate Collars SITS TO $40
Collar and Cuff Sets
SITS to $40
Silk Scarfs. $40 70 SIS
WooIen Scarfs 81 TO SIS
Beaded Chains, Hat Pins,
Bar Pms.
TOP COATS
of Soft, Beautiful Bolivias,
Velours and Cannels Hair,
for Women and Misses.
Velour Coats. Satin
Lined . S67. so
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
BENJAMIN BRlsCOE PLANS
AN INTERNATIONAL CAR
New Automobile Embodies in Design
All New Principles OF Com
StructtOn.

For tho second time in his history
as ono Of the leading automobile man
utacturers and designers of America,
Ben1amin Briscoe Is now bringing
forth an international; automobile. In
the designing of tho well-known Bris-
coe car. MIR. Briscoc spent much time
In France bringing forth Il model for
American MANUFACTURES. and embody-
Ing In It's design Observation-Disclosures
European practices, while now he is
bringing forth a car embodyinE Amer
lean design throughout. and to be as
sembled largely Of American parts.
Wherever advisable, the parts may
be manufactured in the Immense plant
~ Bellanger Freres. of Paris for whom
Mr. Briscoe and his riFht-hand man.
Rodolphe Stahl. are doing the work
from their Offices in the Book Build
Ing ing; Detroit. The car being brought
numbers. as BellanEer Frcrcs. through
heavy war work, buin a plant of com
manding size covering what would be
in America three square blocks
The company manufactured 1900
shells per day. manufactured airplanes,
and was engaged In shipbuilding also.
Through its war work Belanger
among the manufacturers Of France,
and. in fact az Europe. and with the
start whic.. II is making in au,omo.
bile manufacturing will take posi-
ton akin to the Ford Company In
America. should It's every plan ma.
1crlalize, as is likely to be the case
under tho able leadership in it's Amer.
tcRn affairs OF Mr.. Briscoc. whose vast
experience in the past will be OF ma.
ter!al value to him In organizing the
american end Of tho business This
American business must OF necessity.
under the plan of manufacturing be
Inc most important portion OF the i'm
mense business. for the materials the
machinery and the tools must come
from American sources. For this work
az designing the car which win be
on the roads within few days now,
ana or tooling up. Briscoe and Stahl
VIII have plant In Detroit, and will
nave warehouse at the aeaboard at
which VIII be gathered the material.
There this material Will be sorted for
shipment to keep an even balance on
supplies going forward. Careful check.
eng will enable the balancing OF sup
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

pany had adopted this plan rather than
the bonus system which is In vogue
because they wanted their trusted en-
ployees 10 'cel that they are real
partners il the business.
The Columbia Motors Company has
grown" ne said. from one o: the
smallest producers. four years ago. TO
position today where IL Is counted
among the leading producers OF motor
cars In this country
our employees are entitled To y
big share o, tho credit for this
achievement.
we arc going to give TINS credit
Il cash value instead Of mcrel" max.
ing II 4 matter OF empty words and
phrases"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

Ii. s. RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION CON.
SOLiDATED CITY TICKET OFFICE
HQ z. Main Street - Phone Randolph ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

Leave for Newport News and Norfolk. James
Norfolk with Main Limo Steamers for Now York
daily except Sunday. 500 pm. James River Day
Norfolk 900 am Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Arrive from Norfolk and Newport News 700 az,
Asiy; from James River Landings and Norfolk
1880 pm Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
COL UMBIA CORPORATION
RECOGNIZES LONG SERVICE
Presents Old Employees with CertIn-
Gates of Stock on Profit
Sharing Proponnl.

J. G. Bayerl!ne. president OF the
Columbia Motors Companr. manufuc-
turers OF the Columbia Six. at 4 ban
puet given TO the department heads o!
tic company. announced that n novel
profit sha-nG plan would be I'M
mediatcly pat into effect. \ liberal
portion o. tho treasury stock will be
held N reserve and given outright TO
employees whose length of service and
quality OF service warrants II.
There are no strings 10 this stoch;
whatever. 1t is straight out-and out
gift. making these employees real
stockholders OF the company.
Man, OF the employees who have
bten in the service OF the company
for some time received their share o.
stock Immediately.
Mr.. Bayerlinc stated that the com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
Fertilizer Plant ON capc Fear RIVER

WILMINGTON. y. c.. May "a Tho
Morris Fertilizer Company has com
pleted all the plans for the ere lion
of fertilizer plant Oh Cape ear
River near this city. The COR Az any
some time ago secured n siXty-acr q site
and thereon viii be erected Il h . IL a
milton dollar plant THAI VIII be tally
equipped with all the necessary-in iern
machinery and Will be operates by
electric power obtained from the J 'ide-
water Power Company, which will
build n seven-mile transmission sys-
tenn. with cables under Cape Gear
River to supply the plant. The S1nual
capacity Of the plant. when comp b.ted.
will be $4,000 tons Of fertilizer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

plies to a nicely. while the ador ION
Of American parts and OF Amor ! can
machines and American methootg of
manufacture will make simple the Sc
curing Of the necessary material. land
In any quantities desired after a; { err
ican makers OF parts. accessories land
SO OH nave started real quantity I ro-
duction. Particulars regarding the. ca r
and other matters OF interest IN sh!s
novel and practicable method Of H. ! err
national manufacturing have been
withheld for the time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

pany manufactures the we'll known
Clydcsdalo truck.
And it vas exactly because OF It's
good effect in preventing the depre-
citation due to faulty driving. in ad-
dit.on to its other, merits" continued
Mr. Burch. which established the
Clydesdale Automatic Controller as one
OF the most valuable contributions 10
motor truck design in the history OF
the gas-propelled vehicle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

trucks they will be abused they'll be
overloaded. driven without proper re-
gard FOR wear and tear on their
mechanism. and In short. will suffer
continually because o. tho drivers lack
o: care" said prominent motor truck
owner In a conversation With me re-
Gently.
IL WAS ~ G. Burch. vice-president
ard director OF sales OF the Clyde
Cars Coinpapv Speaking. His com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures OF Passenger Trains
and Steamers Daily, unless otherwise =
shown ubiished only as informa. -
ton and not guaranteed. II Il
Daily except Sunday. Sunday only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
CONTROLLER OF MUCH VALUE
Clydexdulc Automatic Device Describe
An of Great Snlur In FRO
tcctinE Machine.

LAS long as the human element
MAYS a part in the operation ct motor
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19
MA ZWALCZANIE TYFUSU
w POLSCE.

Dochod z wykiadow DR.. Amy
Wyczolkowskiej, ktory wynosI
.$S1.40, ~przesiany zostal przez ko-
mitet tychze wykiadow do konsu
la polskiego W Nowym Yorku, p.
Buszczyhskiego z prosba o zapo-
srednienie W przesianiu tychze
pieniedzy do Lwowa a mianowi-
Gle do szpitala ola dotknietych ty-
fusem.
Komitet:
Fclicya Modrzejewska,
Stanisiawa Siuzynska,
Jadwiga Stopowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19
2 PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Osmnastoletni Teodor Wojciecho-
wski, 4217 Main ul. prawie cudem
uszedi Smierci. PrzeJezdtajac auto
mobilem ma krzyz6wce przy Cresson
4 Pennsdale, zostai najechany przez
kolej readingska. Kiedy ~przejeadzai
przez tor kolsiowy, maszyna odm6-
villa posluszenstwa, a W%ojciechow-
ski widzac tua nadjetdaajacy pociag,
wyskoczyi z AUTOMOBILE 1 jednym rzu
tenn znalazl sic poza szynami. Auto
mobil zostai rozbity W drobne ka-
waikiki.
- W ubieglym tygodniu W nocy
powsta} W szkole sw. Wojciecha juz
poraz drugi ogieh, ktory wyrzadzil
szkody ma $4,000. Przyczyna pozaru
byia podobno zia izolacya drutow e
l~ektrycznych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19
ZAJECIE BERLINA BEDZIE
MIALO ZNACZENIE MO-
RALNE

Chociaz ma wypadek, gdyby in
wazya Niemiec okazala sic konie
czna, zanim zgodza sic one ma ka.
pitulacye, jednym Z cel6w byio-
by take zajecie Berlina, alianckie
wiadze wojskowe przyznaja, zeoo
kupacya pruskiej s~tolicy mia}aby
wazne z~naczenie tylko re wzgle.
du ma moralny sw6j efekt. Glow
ne objektywy Aliantow, jak do
wiaduja sic o tenn re zrodei via
rygodnych, So nastepujace:
Okupacya najwazniejszych cen
trow produkcyjnych, bedacych
najzywotniejszym warunkiem dial
szej egzystencyi Niemiec.
Kompletne odciecie Niemiec Cd
reszty Swiata Cd wschodu i "a
chodu.
sCaikowite o~toczenie i zgniece-
ME Niemiec re wszystkich CITE
rech stron, jak to przedstawiono
powyzej.
Glownem zadaniem armii pol
skich i czechosiowackich bylaby
okupacya Gornego Slaska z jego
waznemi kopalniami weglowemi.
w wojskowych koiach allan
ckich przewaza opinia, re zasto--
sowanie tych skombinowanych
srodkow ME pozostawi Niemcom
innej drogi do wyboru, jak tylko
podpisac warunki p~okojowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19
PoIacy | Czssi vienna udzIaI " pOSkOmenu NiemC6U.

generaiem Lutwitzem koncen-
t7ujc sig obecnie w Niemczech
s-odkowych. Ia to wiasnie armia
m~usialaby ma sobie do$wiadczyt
lwiq czeSt silly Aliant6w, posuwa-
j2cych sic W glqb Nicmicc Cd "a
chodu.
Wobcc braku acroplan6w, do
stateczncj ilosci artylcryi i udo-
godnieh transportacyjnych, op6r
niemiecki musiaiby sic STAG, o.
czywiScie, tylko nominalnym. Pc
tego, program Focha pre-
widuje inwazye W warunkach
maksymalncgo oporu, z jakim
sic spotkac re strony
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19

GAIA K~OMUNIKACYE.

Czarnogorzec jest pod wielu
wzgledami podobny do starej da-
ty gorala z Kentucky. Me lubi on
zadnych intruz6w i niejednokro-
trie padaly strzaiy ma liczne sta
eye silnicowe, PREY pomocy kto-
rych operowane So t~ramwaje, ia
KIM sprowadza sic amcrykahska
zywnoSc z Cattaro do Cetynii. In
stynkt Czarnog6re6w trzymania
sic w odosobnieniu Cd Swiata ME
umiera latwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19

spadkobiercy 20 wdowte (milio-
nerce) Bercie Honor Palmer eprze.
dali poiudniowo-wschodni narotnik
Lake Shore Drive 1 N. Michigan ave.
"a 100000, ma kt6rym to miejscu
stanie hotel kosztem s3,5o0,0o0.
Budowanie.
Przy 61ej ulicy tut PREY brzegu
!eziora, op2dal parku Jacksona bu-
DUE dodatek do Chicago Beach Ho
tel" "a t2.6oo.00o. No to uzyskano
uotyczke ma 100000 DO 8 proc.
Hotel bedzie gotowy 1 oddany do u
tytku 1 lipcs 1920.
Ten Hotel bedzie miaI 500 mie-
szkah 20 jednym, diva 1 try poko1e-
a razem z starym bedzie 1000 miesz-
kan liczyi Chicago Beach Hotel.
lie kosztute budowanie hotelu
skiadajacego sic, jak powytej z Jed
nego. dwoch, Tub trzech pokoi -
moze mkt sobie praoy ME zechce
zadac, ably ciekawosc zaspokoit cd
powiemy: ME wiele, ,,tylko" $4,000
- przecietnie - "a katde mieszka-
ME.
W bardzo pobliskim s~asiedztwie
pan A. 8. .Coyle Hotel" PREY Mid
way 1 Stony Island ave. "a $780,
900. Ma bye wykonczony ma 1 maja
1920.
Teatr IA Moving pictures" budu
1a PREY. s3e1 ulicy 1 8. Marshfield
ave. ma 5000 siedzeh kosztem $780,
900.
D~zierzawy.
SHADY (stores) W sr6dmiesciu
maja ogromny popyt 1 ME jeden PREY
nosi balcony rent n. p. W budynku
20 N. State ul. columbus Memo
rial bldg" stopa kwadratowa kosz-
tuje $23: -kontrakt dzierzawy ma
10 lat "a ss6O,OOO, czylli $4,000
rocznia. czyli $4,000 ~miesiecznie.
czyli 500 dziennie. Caiy skiad ma
20 etop frontu 80 diugosci. Chyba W
Parytu, Londynie. ,Beylinte. Wied-
niu. Petrogradzie tax szalonych cen
d~zierzawy ME place - "a tax mais
..dzure" 20x50,
Mieszkauia posziy W gore 1ak wy.