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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
Setting-Up Exercises.

Probably the most vital point is
that the setting-up exercises should
not take it out of the men," II we
find a man exhilarated and made
eager to work at the end of his set
ting-up exercises we have accom-
plished far more than If we tire him
out or exhaust any of his store of
vitality in this kind Of work which is,
after all, and should be merely pre-
paratory. II in addition to this we
can reduce the amount of time oc-
cupied in these setting-up exercises
and yet obtain results. we have saved
that much time for other work. Be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
CRAVATH MAKING GOOD
WITH LOVELY PHILLlES

How the Phillies are going in tho
west. Their splendid showing under
Gavvy Cravath has been the talk Of
the base ball world. The rejuvena-
ton of the team is q big surprise and
Cravath has clinched his job for next
year. Cravath is obtaining success
full results for several important rea-
sons. He has won the confidence and
loyalty Of the players and has great
ly strengthened the team He is max
ing a capable second baseman out Of
Gene Paulette and has put new life
into Lena Blackburne at third.
Cravath has worked wonders with
Lee Meadows, the four-eyed pitcher
who was failure with the Cardinals.
and also has developeA 81 Columbia
George Smith into q hEst-class box
man. The Phillfes' manager also
strengthened the catching depart
ment when he obtained Tragresser
from the Braves. Briefly, Cravath is
a pronounced success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
AMATEUR M0GULS
. TO DISCUSS SERIES
Post-Season and Intercity
Contests Question win Be
Decided Tomorrow.
BY H. c. BYRD.

Matters that have direct bearing on
the opening of the post-season and
intercity series for amateur base ball
teams will come up tomorrow night
at a meeting of the Amateur Base
Ball Association Of the District of
Columbia. The meeting is to be a
continuation of the gathering of last
week, at which questions about the
termination of the schedules in two
of the leagues so that the post-season
series could be opened Saturday of
next week were discussed. The meet
ing will be held at o'clock.
Two propositions will be brought
before the meeting tomorrow. the
championship series and the prepara-
tions therefor and the intercity series
1t developed last week that four Of
the six leagues would be in a posi-
ton to begin the series on the date
asked to ascertain II their schedules
which ran longer than that. Repre-
Sentatives OF these two leagues were
asked to ascertain IL their scedu1es
could be shortened or II not what
would be the earliest possible date on
which they could play their first games
in the series.
Richmond Wants Series.
Richmond has written to Mai.
Robert H. Young, president of the
local organization. asking that an
intercity series be negotiated to in
clude Norfalk, Richmond Baltimore
and Washington. No definite reply
has yet been given to the request be-
cause Maj. Young and the other men
connected with the organization are
not in a position just now to say what
really can be done. A four-cornered
series such as proposed would be
rather an expensive affair. and it
might be that the club winning the
championship Of Washington would
not be financially in a position to
carry out the obligations entailed upon
a team compelled to go to Richmond,
Norfolk and Baltimore for games. 1t
is certain that there would not be
sufficient money in the treasury of
the general association to back the
winning club.
1t is possible that the Navy Yard
League may not be represented in the
post-season series. Some OF the
Navy Yard adherents hold that 1t
would be useless for them to put In
team because their representative
would stand little chance Of winning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
Galore Checks Reds.

Brooklyn batted sallee and Fisher
very hard yesterday. while Galore
held the Cincinnati men to four scat
tered hits and defeated them to 1.
In the first inning the first four
Brooklyn batters singled. but only one
run was scored. Myers hitting into q
double play.
See, the new Red outflelder, played
left field from the fourth inning. He
was up three times without getting a
hit and muffed fly, ball on his only
fielding chance. tfSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
Gleanmgs From Sportdom
By Walter Camp

cause they took II out of the men
even the most modern of these set
ting-up exercises were shirked. and
the leaders were unable to detect thi,
Sinking; men went through the mo.
tons. but Stacked the real work
Furthermore, all these systems,
tended TO take longer period of time
than was necessary to accomplish
desired results, and made muscle
bound the men who practiced them
as Bolin, the authority on Swedish
movements for years. has finally de.
termined that certain of the exercise.
were almost waste of time because
they gave exercise in certain part,
that were pretty thoroughly exer.
cised in the ordinary daily work OF
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
Startling Report Of Yale.

The Harvard players will report to
the Maine training camp in Septem-
Der to get a preliminary workout
before going on to the Cambridge
field.
One newspaper report has it as fol-
lows:
yale foot ball candidates will re-
port at Reggie Browns summer place
two weeks before the opening of the
University"
AS Reggie Brown is a Harvard
Coach, this item will prove Of interest
both to him and the Yale candidates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
YANKEES OBTAIN INJUNCTION;
START SERIOUS LEAGUE FIGHT
Get Court Order for Use of Pitcher Mays
and Invite Club Owners to Con-
ference on Case.
By DENMAN THOMPSON.

In obtaining an injunction against Johnson
and other the League from interfering with use OF
made good their threat of
action protect their They have started something
precipate history of the
orgnizaon fight that elimination Johnson head the
circuit the possible Whether they finish
mains but light should by Mon
day. when the club been invited by the Yankees
owners attend meeting in New York to discuss the
sn
%
word been received from the headquarters of the other
INJUNCTION OPERATIVE UNTIL TUESDAY,
eeG yu WHIP rsa: on an e2 an B s
9 S S NEW @ m MAYS
@ %
INVITATION FOR coNFAB CLUB OWNERS
S'
of action the d: the 4
s S s ling s i9
ms the Viii R %fs 5saa s Sd you a s 6a
9n the and @ @ b w.
meeting kndy epy inc League 10 at
RUPERT OUTLINES POSITION OF YANKEES
pert The s ao 4 s of the Yankees " forth by Col Rap
The thai have compelled this are
that they must be settled at in the interest Of the rights
the players themselves The action of the president Of the league
and of overriding without notice the decision of the Boston
able.
y; sss s'S'
the essential this sport insisting which
we consider fundamental n
I'VE confident support
action taking and will
arbitrary the clubs and
players" !
How of the American League club
dent Fraee the Red sx who has declared Johnson
aimed at the Boston club who
heads with the League executive since entered the
has not been but the other FIVE Pade
St Cleveland
proving the punishment o - :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
Jolt the Giants Again.

St. Louis again outbatted New York
yesterday and took the second
straight game to I. Toney was in
effective in the pinches. Hornsby.
with home run and single, drove
in four runs. while Stocks triple and
single accounted for two. Toney sue
cumbed to the heat after the game
and a physician was called to revive
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07

Inheld hits by Veach and Jones' to-
gether with Heilmann's regular blow,
clogged the lines with Bengals In the
third. Harper got some satisfaction
out Of tanning his former sparring
partner. Ainsmith, but failing to keep
his jubilation within bounds, walked
Leonard and forced in q run. Thsn he
whitfield Bush. The Tigers were Quies-
cent thereafter. Harper faded IN the
seventh 10 that Picinich might Whit
for him. and Zachary got through the
eighth and ninth unscathed. despite an
error By Judge, . walk and . very
wild pitch.
Rice was left on second by Char
rity after Sam had slammed Judge
home In the opener, and Agnew met
the same fate In the second following
his triple over veach's head, on
which he made second base with ease.
Starting with the fifth the 0rfns col
lected . pair Of bingles In three sue
cessive frames without getting . man
past second. and In the eighth. whom
miscues By Heilmann and Bush sent
Charity to the far corner, he was
left there. With Judge on second In
the ninth, through hiO fourth safety
and an out, Milan waO called out on
strikes to terminate the afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
Mayer Goes to White Sox.

PITTSBURGH, August 7.-Efskine
Mayer. Pittsburgh National pitcher,
has been released TO the Chicago
American team under . waiver claim.
The Pirates secured Mayer last sea.
son from Philadelphia In exchange
for Elmer Jacobs. Mayer 10 reported
to be at his homo in Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
WARRINGTON.

sBatted Tor Harper In seventh tn1inG.
tBatted fer Zachary in ninth inning.
Detroit. .. o o o o o %
Washisstoa Q o Q Q 90 o.
Two-base hits-Riee, Busl. Asnew. Three.
base hits-Heilmann, Flagstead. Stolen basss
Young, Cobb. Saeri6es htes-Ysung, Foster,
Ainsmifh. Doubae play-shanks 10 janvrin to
Judge. Left on bases-DetroIt. 2; Washington,
II. Base; % bolls10a HarYsr, 4; Of zssh'
Balk-Harper. struck opt-By Harper. 8; 81
Zachary, l; By Leonard. Z VIVA piteh-zAch-
arg. 1osinG pitcher--Harper. umptres-
Nessrs. Dinneen and Chill. Time Of Gaue-1
hour and Is minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
MORE CHANGES THAN EVER
IN MAJORS THIS SEASON

least with three. In the American
League Boston and the tail-end Attn
letics are tied with twelve shifts, while
Cleveland Is the least with two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
Large Day for Judge.

1t was = large day for Joe Judge
and Sam Rice. They elaborated with
a single and double. respectively, to
garner Washington's lone tally right
at the outset. The former went on
to collect three more swats in four
attempts and the latter another in
three. 1t also was a fairly expansive
afternoon for the Tigers, who were
enabled by their victory, while the
remainder of the league were made idle
by rain, to attain second place with
out having to share the position with
some other team.
Spurred on by the attention Picinich
attracted the day before with his new
idea in the way Of passed balls. Har-
per produced a little novelty, dubbed
by Mike Bullion, the hesitation
balk." This innovation was uncovered
who had just cracked out a single,
was the beneficiary. Harper protest
ed to the jumps that his motion was
continuous; that he merely hesitated
during the delivery. But Dineen once
was a pitcher himself-a good one.
one for the book. Il didn't lose the
game. however; didn't even figure In
the result Pfcinich still 10 entitled to
possession Of that '4russet Dip"
Round : was opened BY Heilmann
with = drive against the wall for
three bases. Flagstead. pastiming in
place of Shorten because . southpaw
opposed, duplicated the blow. Then
Jones single, AinsmithS sacrifice.
Shanks' tumble on Leonard and Bush's
double ensued. three runs accfuing to
the enemy. It would have been four
but for 2 leapins stab by Foster Of
Leonard OF at the plate. This play
was n spArklAr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
FINAL WITH TIGERS
LISTED FOR TODAY
Harper Drops His Fifteenth
Game of Season to the
BengaIs Yesterday.
By DENMAN THOMPSON.

With Jim Shaw and George Erick-
son both ready to toll the Nationals
today will attempt to win a game
from the Tigers before they move on
to the next place. It's their last
chance, for they fiivvered in the ef-
fort yesterday when H. Leonard re-
corded Al verdict over H. Harper.
the latter's fifteenth defeat Of the
campaign. The Bengals have both
Dauss and Ehmke available for box
work. Either II bad news for the
Griffs. They might have . chance II
Yancey Wyatt Ayers were nominated.
They played with him 30 long they
are wise to his game and can figure
whether he is blunlng or has helped.
The doctor is doing his daily bit in
the bull pen. however. and is unlikely
game down by the left field side line
again yesterday.
Two or three score Kiwanians yes
terday attended the damp contest
after playing host to Managers Grit
nth and Jennings at q luncheon which
wasn't. Both had conferred upon them
the distinction Of being elected the only
honorary members Of the organiza-
ton in Washington. They started
even on the day In this respect and
1t appeared early in the game that
they might finish that way. but the
moisture that began to descend in the
third round failed to influence Bill
Dineen. who wears cork-soled shoes
now that there is no other use for
the material.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
rANDINa OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES TODAY.

oANEg TODAY, CANES TOMORROW.
r,..,,.. AZ Warrington. Chicago at Phila.
~ - A. phiia. st. Louis at N. York
n, ICuis 1t Nsw York. CLEVELAND At Boston.
6nyelan1 at Boston.
RESULTS OF YDsrHRpAY'S GAMES.
Detroit, 4; WashinSton. I.
Other games postponed-Rain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
!: TAKE ALONG A
.BOTTLEOFSLOAN'S
Have 1t handy for sore, stiff
vacation muscles

while you're making a list Of
your vacation necessities. don't
fail to include a bottle of
Sloan's Imminent. Vacation days
are so different than days at
d. home SO far as pains and aches
are concerned. You'll bring
muscles into play while away
that will become stiff and sore
from exertion.
Don't let them bother you
long. Sloan's Liniment pene-
trates without rubbing; bring.
ing prompt tingling relief and
comfort. Good for all sorts Of
exterior pains. aches, strains,
sprains. bruises. Don't forget
keep 4 bottle handy. soc,
e0. Fl 20
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-29
HOW TO STOP THIEVES
Charles =. Dcnccn, Former Governor
or Illinois. Addresses Nj Club
---toOd ilund- Discussed

Charles = D"u'ecn ~ Chicago.
formerly governor of Illinois. was
the principal speaker at the luncheon
meeting of the Tulsa Auto club al
noon yesterday Having been statr'H
attorney In Illinois the visitor dis
cuBs"d the methods used there in the
suppression of automobile tmrNrry.
which is one Of tho chirf interests
uf me auto club
Good roads was also one ~ th"
themes of his address llc told uf
the difficulty that the road hoostoru
W the earlier days had to fncc In
putting across their program wiih
the farmers of the state To-day he
said, the TURNER'S ~ Illinois were
glad Ia co operate IN any road build
iug moyemcnN
A f.. Farmer. IN Introducing the
speaker Of the evening, discussed tho
splendid system ut highways N
Enuthcrn California. T. BE" Guth-
ric. secretary of the club. asked IN
his report that thee or four mem
hers Of the club ho delegated 10 oCr
company him 10 the good roads
meeting 10 be held at SLOAN springs
In December 10 complete N" routing
of the highway between here aud
Springfield. Mo.
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the displays are
Informative Of the
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as frequent special
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-29
MAY MOVE CLINIC
TO COURTHOUSE
Federal Health Bureau
Will Move to County
Building Soon.
TREAT MANY PATIENTS
Nearly 5000 Cases Handled
While New Cases Aver
age Ten Daily.

Headquarters FOR the Tulsa 'e
percal disease clinic probably vii
be located IN tho county courthou' "
no Mark E. Cnrr OF the special com
mitteo appointed by tho chamber %
commerce to assist In securing ne'
quarters for tho clinic, told ih'
board OF directors at the FridaA
MONDAY luncheon
"Dr. G. |. Bccdcr, heat ~ me
clinic. has also been county ph'
sician almost since sttiohuod, mId
Mr. Carr "Ilc has therefore death
birth and other records tha' should
he prosorvci IN u firo proof \nui
II his office can be established in
tho courthouse where such con
voniences are available IA" uurr'rra
could also be used dH s clinic
Mr.. Carr said that up 10 october
81 tho clinic Las treated t,AG3 sep
arstc cases ana that au average Of
10 now cases are accepted for treat
ment fAlly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-29
IMPROVE TRAIN SERVICE
Through Pullman Service Ia Louis
lima on Fields Planned

Through Pullman facilities from
Tulsa To tho Louisiana oil fiTlds VIII
be put into service In the near future
according Ia nm announcement made
10 tho board of directors of the
chamber OF commerce nt tho Friday
noondry luncheon by Managing hi
rector Clarence u, Douglas lIo
further stated that an early morning
motor train Ia FHwhuskh wlll soon
be installed by tho Midland valley
Railway company.
Mr. Douglns Just returned 10 Tulsa
from washington. -. C.. whore he
appeared before the railway admin
M,ration In n hearing to determine
tho subject OF compensation 10 be
paid tho Midland valley upon It's re
turn to private ownership.
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American Railway
Express money or
ders may be Pur-
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Desk. Main Floor
an added convent
ence for patrons
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Saturday Sale Toilet Goods

Mail orders for Toilet Articles should accompaned'hy
charges in full plus
frnsdon
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filled promptly ana
carefully. Shipping
charges prepaid ~
cept on basement
articles and tohe'
goods.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-29
Fancy Georgcttc

ErgutlfIi woven ana printed G'orEri
crepe I'm Ttrh Culur combinations IN ~
over flutal and Ntripcd patterns
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We quote no former
or c o m p ar p
tive prices in our sd-
verfising. We let
you be the Judge of
values.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-25
(Ciag dalszy.) .

-,.
Ma to Il g}ebi izby ukazal sic
rz}owick W ciemnem ubraniu 2
twarza %osfonieta w po}owie car
IA maska. .
Kto j~estcS, - zapyta}: przy-
by}ych.
Przyjaciele, - odpowiedzial
karo1, k~rzyzujac rece ma piersiach
- przychodzimy w imie wytry--
rhu Sztyletu i zadamy, zebys
d zaprowadzi} pred oblicze Ru
diego.
- 1Iaslo! - rzekl zamaskowa-
ny rozkazujaco.
- Smierc~ zdrajcy! - odpoWie-
dzial Karol Il uklonem, - zapro-
W"slz mas! ~
- Chodzcic, - rzekf zamasko-
Wany i poszcd1 %spiesznic koryta-
rem, poprzedzajac obu goSci.
Zatrzymal sic PREY drzwiach,
kt1rr widocznie prowadzi}y do
.iakicgoS podziemia.
Iapukh do mich tr%zykrotnie i
zn"w wymowif kilka niczrozumia
|v'h wyraz6w.
Zaraz potem tc drzwi otworzy-
~ sic i zamaskowany powicdziaf
dw1m rzezieszkom re. moga .wejsscc
;~z obawy. T..
Me obawiaj sic niczcgo, - sep
MAJ karol do swego: towarzysza.-'
idzir sic tutsj ma dol przez gesta
"irmnosc, ale wkrotce przyjdzie--.
my do oswietlonego micjsca, kt6-
rv jest .ezcnlS takiem, czego .zapew-:
ne niydy jcszcZe ME widzialcS a
vice przygotuj oczy i uszy.
rzcczywiScie Karol ME zawic-
le p%rzyrzckal swemu toWarzyszo--
wi, kt6ry szedl "a MIN widoczna
Ottawa.
Po krotkiem p~rzejsciu Franci--
seek ujrzai sic W .obszernei. jasno
oSvietlonej piwnicy, w ktorej pa
nowaf rlch nadzwyezaj ozywfony.
Znajdowalo sic tam pieedziesiat
mole szeScdziesiat-. os6b podejrza-
ncj postaci, .kt6rzy rozmawiafi we
SOTO j Small sic tax, zc moglo sic,
zdawae, liz tam sic odbywa jakaS
gwarna zabawa.
Wieksza czeSc obccnych miala
la sobic zwyk]a odzicz, niekt6rzy
jednak ubrani byli szczeg6lnie, W
dlugie suknie, tax jak ten, kt6ry
wprowadzi} Karola. i Franciszka.
Ci ukostj umowani chodzili po-
waznic pc >piwnicy i okazywano
i'm pcwien rodzaj uszanowania.
Me popijano do mich, ME zartowa
40 mimi i ustepowano i'm Z drogi
Ukazanie sic Karola i jego milo
diego towarzysza wywo1a1o miedzy
zcbranymi pewne ~poruszenie,
Wszystkich oczy zwr6cily sic
kS MIN, ~%patrzano ma mich badaw-
czo i rozmawiano~< miedzy: SODA
po}glosem.
- M6wia o tobie, = rzek} Ka-
ro4. do drzacego Il przestrachu
Franciszka, - ME by1es tn jesz-
exc nigdy, vice. sa ciekawi kto
Gle wprowadzi} i co .mozesz uczy-
mic ola dobra braci wytrycha j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-25

Potrzebujesz pieniedzy? My
je many! = rzeA Rudy Jur, -
jesli ci potrzeba pomocy innego 70
dzaju, to wszyscy, ktorych tn wi
dzisz beda ci chetnie :s}uzycc.
Pieniadze mam, Bog dzieki
+ odpowiedzial ma to W1odzi-
mierz, = jestem przeciez bogatym
hrabia Kaminskim, cz}owiekiem
ola kt6rego kasy wszystkich pa
now j panicz6w wiedenskich stoja
otworem.
- Ho! do licha! = zawolal Ru
dy Jur, = vice tax w,ysoko "a
szed}es!
Trzeba: sic wznosic w gore, l.
lie MONA najwyzej,. = rzekl Who
dzimierz, - ia sic trzymam tej "a
sadly i ME cofam sic pred zadna
przeszkoda.
Vice zapewne do usuniecia
jednej z tych przeszk6d zadasz pc
mocy?- zapyta} Rudy Jur,-m6w
przyjacieln, jestem ciekawy usly-
see, co Gle niepokoi.
- HIM! zrobilem g}upstwo..
zakochalem sic ma seryo, rzek}
W}odzimierz z ussmiechem, = "a
kocha1em sic tax, re ME m6glbym
zyc bez kobiety kt6ra SERGE mole
posiada.
- No to pewnem, re g}upst--
VEN jest przykuwae sic do kobe
.ty, - rzekl Rudy Jur, smiejac sic
r6wniez, ale ME mann W tenn
jeszcze tax wielkiego nieszczescia.
- Okolicznosci jednak sprawia
j., .zc mi ia mi}osc sprawia wiele
przykrosci, = m6wil WIodzimierz
dsae 4#.4 he,
beta chce, azebym ia zaslubil. =.
- All! teraz pojmuje, = ski
nal g}owa Rudy Jur, = twoja ko
chanka uwaza "a: konieczne b}ogo
s}awienstwo kaplana, a ty z rozli-
cznych przyczyn ME mozesz "a
dose uczynic jej zyczeniu. No ko
chany przyjacielu, oszczedz sobie
wszelkich dalszych wyjasnien.
Kr6tko i wezlowato, przyfzeklem
ci moja pomoc. Urzadzimy to. tax
fadnie, re pobozna dusza bedzie.
zadowolona.
Przyw6dca handy napi1 sic do
dawnego kolegi rozmawial MIN:
dalej poufale,- dop6ki og6lny ruch
W piwnicy ME oznajmi}, re zasz}o
cos ni%ezwyk1ego.
Jednooki i jego towarzysze pow
r6cili Wlasnie re swej wycieczki i
oznajmili, re ME napr6zno udawa
Ii sic do Hernalsu.
Valet PikoWy byl W ich mocy:
Me wprowadzono go jednak cd
razu do podziemia, lecz umieszczo
no W. ~przyleg}ej mniejszej piwni-l
cy. Miano go wprowadzic dopiero
wtedy gdy majacy wydae nan wy
rok, zasiada doko1a sto}u, ma kt6-
rryyml wy1ozono rome oznaki zwiaz
ku.
Znajdowafy sic tam sztylety pi
stolety, rome narzedzia do wy4a
mywania drzwi, a pred Rudym1
Jurem, ktory siedzial ma pierw--
szem nielsen i zakry} twarz pol
maska, lezal stryczek, W rodzaju
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