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The Washington herald., 1919-09-28
RASPLANT TO
RE-TMAD TIRES
G. herman install;
Special Machinery
For This Work.

That the spirit Of progress and de-
yeiopment has taken q hrm hold In
the automotiye circles Of Washington
Is daily evidenced by the constantly
increasing BUSINESS activities OF the
local automobile and tire concerns.
This time It's Lawton @. HERMAN,
that progressive tire merchant at Ner-
mont and l. streets northwest. who
comes out with the announcement
that he is adding to his establishment
tire re-treadpg department de-
signed to surpass anything yet seen
in Washington.
Mr.. Herriman's decision to enter
the retreading game came after a
thorough study of the business both
locally and in other cities. AS re-
suit of his findings. he says he Is
prepared to eliminate most OF the
troubles experienced by motorists with
re-treading. and put on tread that
will give absolute satisfaction in ev-
cry detail
According to his present plans. spe-
cial attention will be given the ''tin-
ish" of the job. no rough edges will
be allowed to show whatever and a
pure white ribbed tread will be used
instead of the customary black one.
Not satisfied with installing the
most expensive re-treading machinery
and using the highest grade of mate
rial and workmanship MIR. Herman
has gone one step further by thor
oughly testing the initial jobs turned
out by this new department Newly
re-trsaded tires were placed on a num-
Der OF cars OF ysrious weight and sub
jerted to the seveTest tests possible
for 'he pgrposs OF DETECTING any pos-
Sisle defect N workmanship or ma
terak an experienced tire man in
the beginning. Re knew how 20 locate
defects that would not show up lor
months IN a Joh Of this kind
The Washington herald., 1919-09-28

ore Of the i"ngc-t drives on record
for n party OF hTe motorists Hurtug
9,i'es their Biz Six Bslured admirably,
never hssitatiHg an instant. And speed
was, Of course. essential 10 tie work
Of the newspaper Representatives
Their scoop" in publishing Pastures
Of the motor transport convoy out On
the barren stretches Of the Nevada
desert. days before its arrival on the
coast. is still the talk of Western
newspaperdem
The Washington herald., 1919-09-28
Keen the Hands Clean.

A little vaseline rubbed on the
hands before commencing any ma
chine work will greatly facilitate
cleansing the hands with soap and
water when the job is done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
SAYSAUTOSDAMACED
BY CARELESS DRIVING
Edward keenan, Calls Attention to
Useless Wear and Waste
of Gasoline.

There is too much carelessness
in automobile driving" declared Ed
ward keenan, of the Semmes Motor
Company, in calling attention to the
useless wear and tear on the car.
combined with reckless waste of
gasoline.
did you ever notice." added Mr..
keenan,. how some drivers take
turns?
"A honk of the horn--a rush of
air and they're gone-if the road is
clear If it isn't, the brakes lock
with slam. the wheels slide. there's
smell of burned rubber. the clutch
is diSengaged, the motor races it's
head of. And what does this all
mean? Useless wear on tires, excess
sive waste of gasoline and oil, severe
strains on the engine and certain
damage to the brakes.
The greatest racing car pilots slow
down for the turns on the track
They do that because they know
how to get the best results. I cannot
figure out why some passenger car
drivers don't use the same good judg-
ment
It's absolutely unnecessary to race
a motor in making a stop, In starting
all one has to do is to speed up the
motor just enough to pull away from
the curb smoothly.
II feel pretty strongly on this sub
ject. and l believe that a little extra
caution on the part of every auto
mobile owner in Washington will
make it possible for all of US to get
the utmost out of every drop of
gasoline and oil we use and at the
same time prolong the life of our
cars"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
LIBERTY MOTOR TYPE
TO Be EXHIBITED HERE
rld-Famous Device Used in War
Will Be Seen by D. c. People
During Week.

One Of the world famous liberty
motors, an exact type used by our
forces in the great war, viii be on
exhibition all during the week at the
Luttrell Company. local Packard car
distributors, 1914 New Hampshire
avenue. and the general public of
Washington will have it's first chance
to inspect the details of this remark
able engine.
Much credit for the development of
this motor is due to the Packard Com
pany and its chief engineer. Col
Vincent. who for two years previous
to the United States entering the war
had been experimenting with avia-
ton motors. finally evolving an all
steel cylinder type. which was laid
before the government for approval
With the exception of reducing the
factor of safety, for which provision
was made, thereby Tightening the
motor. the plans We're practically ac-
cepted as the design for what is now
known as the liberty motor
The motor is Il cylinder valve
inhead type, with overhead crank
shafts, and uses steel cylinders, with
pressed steel welded-on jackets.
These cylinders are in formation
Of six each. making an angle of
A. degrees instead of the usual 60.
The bore ad stroke are by 7
inches, giving a displacement of 1,649
inches. These engines are made for
various type planes, for Army and
Navy use and a slight difference
exists between them. The Army en-
CINE develops 400 horsepower at 1850
revolutions per minute, and the Navy
motor $40 horsepower.
1t weighs a few pounds over 500,
giving about one horsepower for
every two pounds of weight. The
fuel consumption at wide-open throt-
tie is fifty-four pounds per horse
power and in actual use the engine
consumes slightly over thirty gallons
of fuel per hour. The oil consump-
ton is approximately one and one
half gallons per hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02

generally known locally as the ''lost bat
TALON" from the fact that all of its
members have been Quartered for some
time past in private boarding houses In
different parts of the city.
Their concentration in military bar
racks was ordered in the interests of
economy and also TO put them under
better military control. AS a rule, the
men do not approve of the change. for
the reason that they will no longer have
fun liberty after the completion of their
days work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
LIMITED SERVICE MEN
MOVE TO NEW QUARTERS

The Washington battalion. numbering
about 5000 limited service men employ
ed in clerical capacities in various
branches of the War Department OF this
city. yesterday moved into new quarters
in the cantonnent just completed in
East Potomac Park. This battalion is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
CHURCH MORTGAGE BURNED.
Metropolitan A. M. E. Congrega-
ton Celebrates Freedom From Debt

The congregation of Metropolitan A.
II. E. Church. 18th and NJ streets, burn
ed a mortgage of $4,000 Monday night,
freeing the edifice of debt.
On May S. 1918. a campaign was be-
gun to raise SIG, 600. That goal has been
reached.
Colored clergymen from Baltimore and
other nearby cities were present last
hight. Bishop J. a. Johnson and Rev
c NJ. Tanner. pastor of the church,
spoke.
A one-act drama. How We Won. =
was presented in the lecture room of
the church. followed by a reception and
refreshments. served by the Metropoii-
tan Club, Mrs. A. Bailey, president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
Transformation About fabrication

There is much misinformation about
The fabrication Of a disk clutch;
neavy oil is often put into it with
disastrous results. AT the end of
reasonable distance. say 500 miles. the
old oil in n disk clutch should be re-
moved. There is generally a drain
plug in the bottom of the housing for
this. The clutch should then be clean
ed with kerosene, after which it
should be allowed to drain. Thus
cleaned a supply of light oil should
be put in until the level is about even
with the bottom of the clutch shaft.
This allows the plates to pass through
a bath of Oil
In some cases a heavy transmission
oil is recommended for the rear axle,
but in most instances it is better to
use either a semi-duid grease or even
a heavy grease. There is less chance
for the gears to throw these and the
space is smaller, so that it is next
TO impossible for the grease to get
away. 1t is hard to give fixed rule
for rear axle fabrication. There are
so many designs and where a heavy
oil or grease viii work satisfactorily
in one instance some other form is
better in another
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
OIL AUTOS OFTEN
FOR BEST RESULTS
Owners Have No Excuse for
Not Knowing How, as
Chart Provided.

Nearly all manufacturers supply
some kind 81 an oiling chart with the
cars they sell and there is therefore
no excuse for the owner in not know
ing when or how TO oil the chassis
and engine parts. In order that the
apparatus may run efficiently all
beating surfaces must be periodically
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
Use Thinner Lubricant.

At this season of the year It is i'm
portant to use thinner lubricant, Cold
weather causes oil and grease to con-
geal, and an important point to re-
member in starting a cold engine is
that the oil must be given chance
to get warmed up. thus thinning it
out Cylinders might become scored
If the engine is run at high speeds
before the oil has had a chance to
thin out somewhat. In winter it is
also well to use cylinder oil for the
gear compartments instead of grease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02

fabricated. 1t is q great mistake to
neglect oiling for any extended
period, and then drown the various
parts in oil with the idea that it will
last for long time. The excess oil
simply leaks away without having
done any good. 1t is far better to
apply little oil, but apply it often.
Task Is Made Easy.
Makers have tried to make it as
easy as possible for the owner to
keep the car mechanism oiled, and
have fitted grease cups and other
means to facilitate the work as much
as possible. 1t is clearly up to the
owner whether his car is TO want for
fabrication. 1t is especially the out
of-the-way places that are starved of
oil. such parts as the mandrake
eamshafts, torque arm spring cylin-
iors. starting motor clutch smart.
starting crank handle, etc.
The more movement n part of a
ear has the oftener il must be luDri-
Gated. For instance the craukshaft or
interior parts of the engine require
more oi1ing than such parts as the
brake rocker shafts. Parts that are
incIosed so that the lubricant cannot
work it's way out require less atten-
ton than exposed parts. Thus, the
transmission Will hold its lubricant
for quite a long time. requiring at
tention about every 2.0eo or 3,eo0
miles. It is important in lubricating
the gearset or transmission that the
oil or grease be not too heavy. for
in that case it will stick to the gears
and be thrown from them by centri
fuEal force against the sides OF the
Gearcase. Thus in a short while the
gears are free of the lubricant in
-, Il fng- hat
The best lubricant is Z heavy oil OF
grease that VIII run
Smyrna times., 1919-11-05
STEP IN FOOD CONSERVATION
Minnesota Physicia" Discovered
Method OF Conc g --ttermiIk
and Retaining ~ I've VSIue.

In a recent interview WITH DIR. Will
liam Grelck of st. Paul, Minn., the
fact was brought out that immense
quantities of buttermilk have been
wasted. Doctor Grelck is a member
of the American Chemical society and
for years has devoted much study to
the milk problem. AS a result of his
efforts a method has been discovered
for condenSing buttermilk into a semi
solid smooth substance of the consist
ency Of ice cream.
All the nutritive value of the but.
.termilk is conserved in this product.
and it is especially suitable for use In
bread making. From eight to ten
pounds Of this material when added to
a barrel Of -four produce a loaf of
greater food value. The milk protein
helps to make up the deficiency in our
present-day flour substitutes. The
vitamines Of the butterfat help to de-
hne the structure of the bread, besides
producing an agreeable milk flavor:
and the sugar Of milk, aside from be-
ing of great food value, when COM
bined with the dextrin in -four makes
q tne brown crust at a comparatively
low baking temperature. It saves
fuel and prevents unnecessary loss of
moisture
Smyrna times., 1919-11-05
RED CROSS PHOTOGRAPHS
GRAVES OF OUR HEaoEe

OF the $50 American aviators who
lost their lives in battle, the graves
Of LAB have been photographed by the
American Red Cross for their families
Every effort is being made to locate
and photograph the seven that have
not yet been found.
In many cases graves were located
only efter hundreds Of miles of Ger
man soil had been covered. AS soon
as they were found and properly
marked in accordance with army
regulations they were photographed
The same system has been followed
IN France, where the Red Cross photo.
graphed thousands Of graves of Amer.
lean soldiers for their families These
photographs are in a special holder
supplied by the Red Cross, and give
all markings as well as the exact 10.
cation. Of the graves.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-20
IZBA N o USTAWF w
SPRAWIE
A

Washington, 20. sierpnia. -
Zniesienia ustawy o oszczedza-
niu Swiatia dziennego, prawie re
ddkonano, gdy Izba nizsza pre-
prowadziia projekt w tel sprawie
ponad veto prezydenta. By& to
rezultat Walk farmerow z mic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-20

zadawaio mu je odrazu. w ME
kt6rych wypadkach uciekaa sic
do pewnego rodzaju tajemniczo-
Sci, gdy kto z senatorow zapytal
go o szczeg6 jaki w iakiej bar
do delikatnej sprawie miedzyna-
rodowej.
z og6lnego ~nastroju, pa~nujsce-
go pomiedzy senatorami, ktorzy
.byli obecni podczas interpelacy1
prezydenta, mozna byio widac,
re PREF. Wilson ME zdoiaa mako
mic ma swoja STRONG ami jednego z
oponentow traktatu p~okojowego
50 nawet pomiedzy senatorami !
tacy, ktorzy twierdza, re wyjas-
nienia prezydenta co do niekto--
ryca punkt6w traktatu pokojowe-
go hub proponowanej Ligi LII
dow przyczynity sic w wielkim
'stopniu do spotegowania opozy-
cvi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-20
.TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE

90 uiecia natychmiastowego BAN
dyt6w. z doniesieniem, re Rad
meksykahski zrobi wszystko, ably
tylko uczynic zadoSc rozkazowi
rzadu amerykahskiego. w kosach
rrzedowych panuje przekonanie,
te Carranza bedzie uwaias wkro-
genie zoinierzy amerykahskich
10 Meksyku "a naruszen'e Praw
meksykahskich, TAX samo, jak to
aczynii, gdy Ameryka wysiaia
;we wojsko przeciw rewolucyoni-
stom pod Juarez, wszyscy jed
make jednomySEnie sadza, re pro
Test Carranzy jaidkolwiek on
tedzie ME zmieni planu, pred
siewzistego przez Rad amery-
kansH,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-20
PREF. WILSON o D
LUDLOW.

Washington. 20. sierpnia. -
Jezeli Liga Ludlow zada, ably A
meryka wyssaia swe wojska "a
granice celem bronienia KRAKOW
terytoryalnych innego panstwa-
czlonka Ligi to uczyni to -
ME lyle z legalnego zobowiaza-
MIA, lie z moralnego. Liga jednak-
Be ME mole zsdac tego Cd Anne
ryk, dop6ki. ME otrzyma Cd A
meryki zezwolenia - stosownie
do og6lnej opinii jej ludnoSci. TAX
tiumaczyl PREF. Wilson dziesiaty
artykui proponowanej Ligi Luz
dow podczas dyskusyi ma ten te-
mat ma konferencyi komisyi
spraw zagranicznych. Prey dy-
skusyi tel PREF. Wilson byi ODE
cry przez przeszio try godziny.
Ma pytania odpowiadai powoli z
namysfem Pomimo,iz niejednokro
tnie trzech lub wiecej senatorow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-20
KONCERT CHOPlNA.

Najstarszy Choir Chopina Mr.. !
wv. Sp. Pol. urzadza Sissy roez-
ny Koncert W niedziele, dnia Sligo
sierpnia w sail Zjednoczenia, o go
dzinie Smej wieczorem.
Tegoroczny koncert zapowia-
da sic wspaniale. Jak juz donosi-
lismy, Choir i'm. Braci Reszke, po-
wodujac sic dobrem Piesni Pol
skiej poiaczy} sic z Chorem Cho--
pima. Tym szlachetnym czynem
dopomogli byli czionkowie Cho-
ri i'm. Braci Reszke do tego, re
dis many jeden z aajsilniejszych
ch6r6w polskich W Ameryce.
Ma scenic wystapi przeszio 70
czynnych czionk6w pod dyrek-
eva p. B. Zalewskiego.
Poniewaz poiowa biletow jest
juz rozprzedana radzimy wszyst-
kim miiosnikom Piesni zaopa-
trzyG sic W bilety wczeSniej So o
ne do nabycia u czionkow Choru
l. gdyz PREY kasie moze biletow
zabraknac.
Sala Zjednoczenia zostaia odno
wiona co sic DUO przyczyn; do
podniesienia tego swieta Spiewa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-20

wdopodobnie fatalnie uszkodzo-'
ny.
Stockholm, 20. sierpnia. -
:golszewicki nur ,Wiatka" zostai
zatopiony W walce 0 kilka mil ma
p6lnocny zach6d Cd Kronsztadu'
poROZUMIENIE FINANSI-
STOW TRZEcH KRAKOW.
Paryz, 20. sierpnia. ~ Ogfasza'
ia tn, Re "a inicyatywa domu BAN
kowego J. J. Morgan and Co. zor-
ganizowal sic miedzynarodowy
finansist6w ola ochrony
irteres6w handlowo przemysio-
wych w Mteksyku i W skiad tcgc
komitetu weszii reprezentanci II
nansist6w amerykahskich, fran
cuskich i brytyjskich. staraja sig
oni opracowat definitywny pro-
gram rozwiazauia problemu mex
sykanskiego. Kapitalisci francus'
cy So zaangazowani w Meksyku
ma kwote okoto dwu bilionow
frarkow.
Rad francuski sklania sic dc
uznania, re gfowne interesa "
Meksyku ~posiadaja Stany zjednc
ozone i re one ~powinny zajae sif
tamtejszs sytuacya j ochrons in
teres6w inpych narod6w W tyn
kraju, finansisci francuscy donna
gaia sic jednak sacznej interview
|cy p~okojowej W Meksyku Anne
ryki, Wielkiej Brytanii Francyi
lJUGoSLAWIA OTRZYMUJE
PoBRZEzE A~DRYATYKU.
Paryi, 20. sierpnia. - Francu
ski posei W Belgradzie zawiado
NH Rad Jugosiawii, re konfe-
rencya pokojowa przyznaia je
tcrytoryum Predmarie ma 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-20

brzezu adryatyokiem. Rownocze-
snie konferncya zgodzAa sic, ably
Jugoslowianie natychmiast doko-
nall okupacy tego dystryktu.
~REZYGNACYA NASTEPCY
TRONU ~RUMUNsKIEGo.
Paryz, 20. sierpnia. - Nastep-
ca tronu rumuhski, a~rcyksiaze
Karol, zlozy4 deklaracye, il zrze-
ka sic wszelkich praw do korony.
Donosi O tenn depesza z Bukare-
STU.
~NIEPRZYJETA REzYGNA-
'CYA ~ARcYKSIEcIA JozEFA.
Budapest, 20. sierpnia. -
Arcykciaze J6zef zdecydowas sic
ustapie re stanowiska naczelnika
rzadu wegierskiego, wshutek o.
|pozycyjnego stanowiska, jake
zajeli wobec niego socyalisci.
Sprzeciwili sic temu przedsta~l-
ciele stronnictwa agrarnego ]
lwsosciahskiego, ktorzy zagrozili
ma wypadek rezygnacyi arcyksie-
Ic;a blokada zywnosciowa Buda'
Ipesztu. Wobec tego postanowi
on zmieni6 swa decyzye j pozosta
ME nadal u steru.
UNA SYRYI I LEBANON
POD N
Paryz, 20. sierpnia. - w ko-.
ZACH konferencyi pokojowej PREY
chylnie jest komentowany pro-
jekt potaczenia Syryi Lebanon
Ii oddania tych KRAKOW W zarzad
Francyi jake mandataryuszki Ii.
gi Narodow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-20

w MILWAUKEE,.

Milwaukee, 20. sierpnia. - z
powodu zaburzeh s~trajkowych W
lCudahy, W kt6rych jeden mezczy-
INA zostal zastrzelony a osmiu DO
lesnie pokaleczonych, do miejsco
woSci tel wyslano ma pomoc SEE
ryfom try oddzialy gwardyi ma
rodowej. Jak wiadomo, W miej--
scowosci tel panuje obecnie strajk
w zakIadach rzezniczych, naleIa-
cych do kompanii ,,Cudahy Pack
ing Co." Wedfug otrzymanych
wiadomosci wojsko miaio przy--
bye ma miejsce strajku dzisiaj "a
no. w zaburzeniach wczorajszych
braio udziai oko{o 600 strajkie-
row - ~mezczyzn i kobiet. Ran
-nych i potluczonych wysiano do
szpitala. Me zagraia i'm zadne
powazne niebezpieczehstwo. Pc
przemowieniu jednego z urzedni-
k6w uni, strawberry rozeszli sic
do domow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-20

szkancami Mast: ~zwolennicy far
merow odniesli zwyciestwo, pre-
prowadzajac projekt wfekszoscia
223 gsosow do 101. czyli, re O.
trzymali o szeSG giosow wiecei,
niz tego wymagala wiekszosc
dw6ch trzecich gios6w. Kongrcs-
mani Chicago glosowali przeciw
zniesieniu prawa. w giosowaniu
ME zauwazouo zadnej partyzan-
ckiej polityki: demokraci z dys-
|trykt6w farmerskich glosowali z
republikanami z tych samych dy-
strykt6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-20
KRoTKIE ZE
STOLIcY KRAJU.
Waszyngton. 90. sierpnia.

Washington, 90. sierpnia. -
Wiadomosci re stolicy Meksyku
pochodzace, gsosza, re narod
meksykahski coraz to bardziej o.
bawia sic interwencyi amerykah-
skiej. Jedno z pism meksykah-
skich wprost oSwiadcza, re inter
wencyi amerykahskiej lada chwi"
la sic spodziewa. takim wy
,padku, gsosi ia gazeta nkolos" a.
merykahski zawiadnalby caiym
Meksykiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-20
STRAJK w BALTIMORE.

Baltimore, 40. sierpnia. - O.
kofo $500 robotnik6w zatrudnio-
nych W zakladach fabryki, naleza
cej do kompanii wSparrows
Point" wyszli wczoraj ma strajk,
zadajsc podwyzki w piacy i lep-
szych stosunk6w W piracy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-20
OFENSYWA M



Helsingfors, 20. sierpnia. -
Rownoczesnie z bombardowa--
MEM Kreusztadu Przez flote bry-
tyjska, antibolszewicka armia W
p6lnocnej Rosy rozpoczeta atak
ma pozycye wojsk sowietow ma
poludniowy zachod cd Petrogra'
du. Ofensyws te poprzedziso sill
ne bombardowanie z arnat.
Stockholm, , 20. sierpnia. -
Depesza z Helsingforsu denosi
re brytyjska flota otrzymaia ns
wodach rosyjskich posixki i kon'
centruje sic przeciwko Kronszta'
dowi. Miasto to znajduje sic po
dobno W pfomieniach, poniosfsz1
lciezkie szkody W bonbardowania
jakiego, dokonali lotnicy brytyj-
scy.
Londyn, 90. sierpnia. - Bry-
tyjska admiralicya potwierdza
wczoraisze d~oniesienia o zatopie
piu rosyjskiego bo1szewiekieg'
krazownika .Petropawsewsk',' o
raz pancernika ,.Andrzej Perso-
wan" j dwu innyoh okretow v
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Butler, Pa, 20. sierpnia.
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botnicy, zatrudnieni przez kom-
panic Standard Steel Car Co.
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dlegiosci dw6ch mil Cd fabryki.
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gil wstepu do fabryki i patrolo-
waia W jej okolicy, pospieszyl
ma widownie %zaburzen, rozprasza
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