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The evening world., 1920-10-12

John ucydlor. President OF the
National League, talked with the
members Of the Brooklyn Club before
J1o game.
Just play tho game that YOU did
iu winning the championship" Heyd-
lDr told Jack wheat. Captain OF the
lir"ol,Iyn. Remember tho strain of
to-day's game Is on the Indians. Get
the jump on them and then you can
go b1cS homo and win the series.
rh,s is Clevclnnd's hardest game"
Tris Speaker said the Indians wouid
have tho sories won before night. =
"Wc havo the bottcr team" said the
Cleveland manager. ''nnd / think fouS
straight Victories in League Park wiz
prove o. 10 the most biased National
League partisan"
All seats were taken and there wers
bids Of $50 apiece for grand stand
chairs. The crowd came early. 4
day was warm. with no threat OF rain.
Behind the Brooklyn bench were thA
i'latbush followers OF the National
League champions clinging 70 thu
frnycd hops Tor Robin victory.
Il don't think any team in baseball
figures 10 win four straight from my
team said Manager Robinson to-
day "and that Is why I think that
we arc sure 70 win to-day's battle
the seventh OF the series. That would
make the count only four 20 three In
Cleyeland's favor, and would compel
tho Indians 70 return to Brooklyn
where / am sure. we could even up
matters and then win the deciding
battle.
The evening world., 1920-10-12
PROPERTY LAW PROFESSOR
Of NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL
UPHOLDS NEW RENT LAWS
BEAUTIFUL MANIAC
REDS EXECUTIONER
LettiSh Girl Uses 4 Revolver. Re-
leased French Prisoners
Declare.

PARIS. Oct IA beautiful maniac
is chief oxecutloncr FOR the Bolshevld.
according to French prisoners return
Ing here to-day.
The girl. described Ms a Lettlsh beauty
with raven tresscs and burning black
eyes. Kills her victims with a revolver.
shooting them In the back OF tire head.
The French prisoners were repatrlated
after having spent a term IN Butirki
Prison. Moscow. That institution they
said. was filled with 5000 men from all
runks-frock-coato statesmen and
smockod workmen; robcd priests and
uniformed officers; mobiles and bour.
Eeoise.
Prisoners, they asserted. wers exc.
cutcd without trial Their fate was de-
te-mined by lottery Frequently Il was
the most inoffenslyc who drew the fataO
number.
The evening world., 1920-10-12
GUILTY
OF SCALPING;; MAY
Be OUT OF LEAGUE
Iieydler Says He Has Hurt the
Game Acted Like Real
"Rube,' Declares Judge.

CLEVELAND. oct Is.-Richard
"Rubc" Marquard pitcher Tor Brook
Iyn Nationals. was fined 81 and costs
Ia the Municipal Court this morning
on charge OF violating the exhibition
ticket ordinance. Marquard paid tine
fine and costs, amounting % ttSO
President Heydler OF tho National
League, who was IN court with Mar
guard, stated that az the violation
was merely technical. ho would take
no further action In the matter.
'Morquard has hurt Brooklyn and
he has hurt the National League by
his action Mr. fcydler added.
baseball doesn't want men or his
roiibro, and ! don't think he will be-
back in tho league next senson, Ul-
though / probably won't take any
official action myself"
Marquari. who had asked for "a
special hearing OF his case. in view
of the fact that ne might participate
In to-day's game, appeared IA court
accompanied by Joseph Hcintzmau.
National League attorney The case
was quickly disposed or Juig.
SIlbcrt after listening 20 testimony
OF tho detective who arrested Mar
guard and tho statement OF tho
Brooklyn pitcher. said that he fclt
chat Marluard had been sufficiently
punished boy the Nation wide public
ily following the act and that he
would fine him 81 and costs, and dis
missed the case.
Il WAS brought ont iu the testimony
tlot Marquard had "a tickets for the
cleveland games and that when APP
preached by a Brooklyn trlcnd who
asked bum if hc had any for sal,
made semi Joking remark that D,
had at price several times theu
'a.o value. Narquords statement
Was overheard by a dctecuvc. who
when uo saw tlc tickets ln the hand,
~ t.o pitcher arrested him ON On,
charge of spooJ'atinr.
"You acted Ike "a real wbe' IA,
/ Court said TO Marquard.
The evening world., 1920-10-12
$4,000 AT WINDSOR
SEE HORSES RACE
FOR $4,000 PURSE
Man O'War and Sir Barton
Ready for Mile and Quarter
Match.
TRACK SURE TO BE FAST.
Last Minute Change in Jockeys
Puts Keough on Four
Year-Old.s

WINDSOR, ontario, oct 12.-Ovcr-
cast skies and a clinging, drifting fog
greeted the thousands gathered hero
to-day for the $4,000 match race be
tween Man o. War. champion three
yoar-old OF the American turf, and str
Barton, considered the greatest four
ycor-old in training. II - expected
that $4,000 will 5ee the struggle. The
possibility OF n third starter in Wick
ford was not taken seriously. He w1ls
entered TO comply with racing rules,
which frown on match races. lie was
scratched early this afternoon
No rain has fallen. however and
shortly before the first race OF the reg
ular card was scheduled 20 be- run
worlVmen finished grooming tho hard,
dry Kenilworth Jockey Club track. In
all probability track conditions will be
ideal for record breaking perform
ance, although the course is admit
tedly slower than the metropolitan
tracks.
The international aspect Of the race
was emphasized by tho track dccora-
tlons. From every vantage point
small American. Canadian and British
flags were flying Commander j X
l.. Ross, owner OF Sir Barton. took his
place in his box long before the first
race was called. Ho was accompanied
by several Canadian officials. sam
uel Riddle of Philadelphia, owner of
Man o. War WINS ono of tho first
callers at tlu Ross box
Windsor took on O. carnival appear
anco early. Streets were oxtravagant
ly decora ed. while throngs OF race
mad persons miled about chuttering
about tho qualities OF their favortC
horse. Sir Barton's owner. ComhandeI
J. X. l. Ross. makes his reside re at
Montreal. and for this reason the
Canadian contingent OF rooters have
shown by their talk they will back the
famous four yoar-old.
Tho Detroit River from Windsor "a
Detroit was a-nutter with gaily be-
declIed ferries and every conception
of river craft Excursion steamer,
I discharged their cargoes OF humanity
1 In rapid succession. Highways leading
here were crammed early with auto.
/ mobiles.
/ Tho procession startol as early a'
/ sun-up and at noon the stream %,
The evening world., 1920-10-12
ROBINS DOWNFALL
DUE TO MIGHTY
LEFT OF MAILS
Brooklyn Team Is Unable to Hit ia
the Crucial Pinches, Says
Fullerton.
By Hugh S. Fuller ton.

CLEVELAND. O., Oct l2.-sherroa
Smith made a gallant and vain enort
to check the advance OF the Cleveland
Indians for he pitched one OF the
gamest, hardest and best games any
LETT handler ever pitched In any
Worlds Series, but he failed.
Two crashing hits IN the sixth in-
ming, hits which came after two
were out. gave Cleveland a run ana
one run -aas enough. for the Indians
have discovered the exceeding wealc-
ness of some spots In the DOdger line4
up and had little dimculty in checking
their attacks
Twice Brooklyn had real chances "a
score. opportunities when a single HE
would have ovened up the series, bus
II happened In each case that the bats
The evening world., 1920-10-12
RESCUE 8 CHILDREN
JUST AS BURNING
HOME COLLAPSES
Three Firemen Hurt in Form
ing Human Net to Catch
Girl Who Jumps.
CAUSED BY ANIMALS.
Swift Flames in Newark Cut
off Family'S Escape
Father Saves Wife.

A fire started by a dog chasing a
cat IN the stationery and toy store Of
Joseph Leitereg. No. $50 South street,
Newark, to-day furnished oppor-
tunity for firemen TO accomplish
thrilling rescues OF Lcitercg's eight
children from the living quarters Of
the family above the store. The
final rescucs were made about a min
ute before the entire interior OF the
building, an ancient three-story
franc structure, collapsed
Leitereg and his wife. preparing
breakfast on the second floor at 2
o'clock this morning, heard the dog
barking. As LcitcreR started down.
stairs no was met by q volume OF
smoke but no descended 70 the store,
wnerc he found fire spreading rapidly
through his inflammoblo stock. IL
was apparent that the dog or cat had
upset a quantity Of matches and had
iguited them in scampering about tho
floor.
Hurrylng back, Leitereg carried
his wife. who had tainted. 20 the
ground by way OF a wooden stair
way in the rear. outside the house.
Ho was unable 20 reach tho third
floor, where tho eight children, all
girls. were lodged Meantime an
alarm had been turned in and n
flro company commanded by Captain
John Mensnger had arrived
The entire lower floor was oblaze
and flames were shooting up tho In
side stairway. TWO Of the girls.
Jane. twelve. and Marie. ten, had
made their way down 10 tho second
noor and were al II front window
The store windows were stln intact
but might havo broken any second
and permitted a burst OF fire to
sweep out and cut of the window al
which the girls were standing.
Captain Mensinger placed the base
Of a tcn-foot ladder on his chest and
raised Il 20 the top Of the window
] While he braced himself tho girls
scampcred down 90 safety.
Lillian, nineteen, and Gracella, cish
teen. appeared at third story win
dow. The store windows had broker
/ and FIRE and smoke were billowing uI
the front ot tho building Ike a cur
tain. A hook aud ladder COMPANY
( had arrived ana was unloading ap
paratus, but Lillian needless OF advic,
from the hromcn, jumped.
. Anticipating her ac, Eugene sweet
+ August Ruttc~wc. and Martin Koppe
arcmen, got together back 90 back
/ stopped ovor ,hroced thc'r hands oI
their knees ond formed thcmseIyc
INTO "a sort of human basket Ta
s,rl landed on them and knocked then
DAT She escaped injury "'hcy wer
sent 10 So. Jamcs's Hosp.rt for treat
mcnt for bruises ana sproIus L1ua
is not fragile.
Graccl'u had slipped over the sa
and was hanging by her fingers whe
ladder was run up and lirema
Joseph Hoffman grabbed her just 70
she was about &, ICt go ~.n wa
badly buucrcd Dog tine u1moe,
Meantime, Capt MeuauEe s.aar
.ny LcuelrG had fpurat hs way u
,1o outside stairs and lo IRE t0u
rolr. where me found 'hc amau.u
cuudrcn hudilyd In % lcar room, tN
OF them under rna bed Ta. last ,
The evening world., 1920-10-12
HOPES TO WIN
BALL CHAMPIONSHIP TO-DAY;
$4,000 SEE SEVENTH GAM
Coveleski, Who Has Beaten Dodgers
Twice, Is Opposed by Grimes in
What May Be Deciding Contest
of the Worlds Series.

CLEVELAND, oct i2-On the sunbmL dusty field of League
Pa hi afternoon Cleveland closed with rush on s hapless
Brooklyn Dodgers Cleveland home folks declare will be
the final contest with the National League champions worlds
series championship
Iwenty-sx thousand cheering fans sensing ha the end Of TIE
worlds series hand hand watch the Indians clash with
he B3oSynes whose three straight defeats here have dealt their cham
pionShp ASPIRATIONS a apparent blow.
Grimes named by Robinson pitch for Brooklyn Covesd
wer' TO the mound tor Cleveland
The evening world., 1920-10-12
SIS, 900 ADVANCE SEAT SALE
FOR CARPENTTER-LEVINSKY
FIGHT in JERSEY TONIGHT.
Total Receipts of $135,OOO Expected
for First Appearance of French
Champion in United States.

wv It'll the OF reserved oang $4,000 this afternoon
w large waiting the office Of the Gnerna.
tona Sporting Club purchase reservations the Cape.
uereynsky fight Jersey International Baseball
Park tonight OF S3500O the 50 and 50
before the fight This
10 the WardMoran heavyweight championship fight
Square Carbon where the receipts toaed Sl52.4O0.
reported a poponement had decided early
morning weather condition. after
International Sporting Club officials with Commissioner Smith Of the
New Jersey State Boxing Commission decided hold fight
l. s. G. officials anticipate crowd of $4,000 when the Frenchman
and the American 10 o'clock tonight
This number the that Kbne
Burns fight the field The then
4G22 The admission the latter bout 81 S2
which Is
first American appearance of Carpenter.
The evening world., 1920-10-12
SAYS GRAPE JUICE
KEEPS MAC SWINEY
FROM SUCCUMBING
Hunger Striker Has q Very Good
Night ami Begins Sixty-iirst
DAY of Fast.

LONDON. oct I2.-Thc Evening
News to-day Says it "undcrs'qnds''
that Mncswincy's remarkably NJ
condition" is due 20 his partoung Of
grape Juice and the Juices Of other
fruits, ana frequently Of spirits and
wine.
In the opinion OF the prison doctor
the newspaper asserts, hc may easily
last another month
Lord Mayor MacSwnoS OF CoIg,
passed a. very good night az Brx
ton Prison and this morning was In
the same rested condition that was
reported yesterday, said "a bulletin
ISSUED by the Irish lr-Detcrmina
tiOn League this forenoon.
This is the siNty-rrst day Of his
hunger strike His relatives are
said To have given up am hope Of
obtaining his release.
The evening world., 1920-10-12
Nothing in Them Inconsistent
With Anglo-Saxon Justice
and Our Own ConStitu-
tional Law.
LANDLORDS PROTECTED
But Provide Rights Must Be
Based on Honest Contract,
Not Procured Under DureSs
of Existing Conditions.

Harold G. Aron. professor OF Real
Property Law at New York Law
school. and nationally recognized aa
an authority on the history OF real
property ownership, has prepared a
statement for Tho Evening World
on tho emergency rent laws passed
by the recent special session Of the
Legislature and signed by Gov.
smith. Mr.. Aron IS ono OF tho group
OF lawyers associated with William
D. Guthrie in tho volunteer commit
tee aiding tho Legislative Commit
too on Housing, headed by Senator
&. q. Lockwood, 20 defeat attacks
on the rent laws. Mr.. Aron's opin-
ion follows;
Tho real estate interests in New
York city naturally desire to test
the new rent laws and they have
rendered a real public service in
centr0lizing the litigation and re-
talning such sound. able and
high minded counsel as Judge
Scott and Judge Ingraham. IL tho
tenants win approach the matter
in the same way, a great dead or
unnecessary litigation viii be
avoided and tho very important
questions involved will be settled
in a decent and orderly manner
and 10 the satisfaction Of all con-
cerued. II has been my conten-
ton for the past year that there
was an adequate remedy In the
courts without the new rent leg
islation, through the inJunctiye
power and control OF summary
proceedings by the supreme
- Court. and I have just succeeded
IN the Forest Hills case In get
ting the Supreme Court 20 eA-
tend its Jursdiction TO the land
1,ra .pH tap4uf gonfT1goray
The evening world., 1920-10-12
HERE'S A POSER i!
"Are White Lies Justified in
Winning a WOman'S Love ?"

The Reason for This Interesting Question VIII BE Explained
Later by The Evening World Meantime, Our Readers Are
Invited TO Send in Their Views the Subect-Sgn Your
Names They Will NOT BE Printed When Requested and
Address, Poser Editor, Evening World
The evening world., 1920-10-12
BELIEVES LAWS WILL STAND
TEST OF COURTS.

with the possible exception 81
the act limiting ejectment ace
lions, which was introduced lur-
riedly at the last day OF the
special session. ! have personally
no doubt as TO the constitution
slity or tho new laws ana, there
fore, cannot support the land
lords side OF the controversy al
though 1 am fully convinced os
ile good faith of those who are
acting for the landlords IN qucs-
tionlng the constiutionality NJ
The evening world., 1920-10-12

CONTINUED on Twentieth raseD
The evening world., 1920-10-12

lEseiou News on Page aO),
The Adair County news., 1920-08-04

tains in chaotic confusion, bold
and bleak, or with stunted half
gro n forms clinging to their
sides. The eagle, secure and
confident, among the heights,
soaring over all, sharply draws
mis- shadow against the desolate
view.
A wonderland awaiting the
hand of man to turn its ever
lasting mountains and its rivers
and its valleys to the worlds
use. Undreamed of riches are
bidding the day when they will
add their weight to the growing
Importance of the West. There
are places in this territory that
the foot of white man has never
trod, places that no man has ev-
er seen, places that only WHO
denizens, native to the country
know. One might travel a hun.
dred miles or more across coun-
try and never see another hu-
man being.
In almost every line of indus
try the Southwest is only in its
infancy. 1t is a sleeping giant
and yet. despite all this - the
primitiveness, the newness, the
lack of development and the
hundreds of square miles prac-
Lically unknoWn-there are GER
tain spots, growing ever more
numerous as the years pass, that
do not takesecond rank any where
You view Mother Earth torn
and Wrangled and pitched about
and full of deep holes where the
miner burrows in its recesses.
The monster pits and mountain
GUS dumps prove that here is
great labor and things well done.
Giant trees stretch their heads
The Adair County news., 1920-08-04

which as yet is scarcely touched
by human hands, which still
shows the handiwork of the AL
mighty as upon the morning
creation. His spirit still breathes
in the soft grandeur OF the noun
tains and the mighty roars OF it's
streams. Follow me through
scenes of wild beauty and say.
age subIimity.. We now stand
in an open plane. As far as the
eye can range it rests on flowers.
Yonder is the scarlet mallow and
and here the berganot and horse
mint, purple in here. There the
silver leaf Euphorbia grows,
small cousin of its giant African
relative from which the natives
make the deadly poison for their
arrow tips. Who planted these
flowers? 1t is the rich mantle of
nature. 1t is the Garden of God.
Another scene. All is now
brown and yellow earth with
broken outlines. There are
rocks and clefts and patches of
sterile soil. Strange vegetable
forms hang out their branches
over rocks, Others rise to great
heights like carved and fiuted
columns. There the soapweed,
the spanish bayonet and the
mosquito ningle with the wild
and shaggy cacti. Here also is
the agave, the famed mescal
plant of Mexico. No bright OBJ
ject relieves the eye, no bird
paws its melody into the ear.
The lonely owl flaps away in the
night, the RATHER glides under
its scanty shade and the coyote
skulks through its silent glades.
Above and below and around
US are mountains piled on noun
The Adair County news., 1920-08-04

in the several mines here. Much
high grade lead and zinc are al
so found. The southwest Is on
the verge OF the greatest activ-
ity in the mining of precious
minerals in its whole history.
Fort Bayard, situated a few
miles from here, is now under
the direction of the United States
Public Health Service, the War
Department having relinquished
control. During the war it was
a military sanitorium and was
sometimes used as a regular ar
my post. For two years Gen.
Pershing was stationed here as
! First Lieutenant.
This is a very, very beautiful
country and is truly big coun-
try. Somehow those who have
lived here and have grown to
love the great open spaces and
the beauties of the siIences and
the true worth and rugged hos
pitality found here have come to
call it Gods country. 1t has al
so come to mean that to me.
A few weeks ago really bad
the nerve to climb to the top OF
Continental DIVIDE, some few
thousand feet. | felt we'll re.
paid, however, by the magnifi-
cent view that lay out before
me. Please let me take you for
q tour and may picture for you
the beautiful Southwest. You
are now on a high mountain
with the beautiful valleys down
below. Now let your eyes rest
where golden rivers rise among
beautiful snOw-capped peaks
away toward the setting sun.
You are looking upon land
The Adair County news., 1920-08-04

hundreds of feet toward the
vaulted blue above. Set in can
yons of emerald, like diamonds
CLEAN the buildings of this little
city. Yonder is black. black as
night. You stand on the noun
tains and look iDterminable depth
straight down. Then the sun
breaks through the storm clouds
and what was black is now turn
ed to red and gold. This is
Gods countryside great South
west. Sincerely,
Martha Grissom.
The Adair County news., 1920-08-04
SITS = sly, New N, xlCO.
Sdly 20, 1920.

SNAJ ~ ANNO'
Editor Ne VS.
/ aa2 haytag such a lovely time
this summer and have had ever
since J. eft kentucky. am now
In the southwestern part of New
MexiCi, sally a short distance
fEam a ..zoaa and the Mexican
burder SILVER City is a beautl
f. llti5~ = ice in the very heart
OF GBe laJV atains and is very
-us,.eG * the many mining dis.
IT, IS. One of the largest of
u 4rpE= sold storehouses lies in
tbs dIs.rirt.
It'll t.ere that Tiffany, the ia
ynOns j Weller of New York City,
lis4geE1a4A& his valuable turquoise.
IA chti sa:iier days, these jewels
,~.ere... blythe Indians as or
.luAmen Tss9efore the white men
- = L-4I. ed4in America.
~ Black Hawk mining
.0.-.LIc Is known~wherever min
fiLg- IgaAs - l.duIged in, as one
, Of The Famous silver producers
81 the early days. The China
eCDpeer Company, who operate
= the seeOEd largest copper mine
! ia the world, have made millions
sof. dol ars in steam shovel oper.
.aEfOls with low grade copper
Silver City is very proud that
4L,ze largest refinery in the Unit
teG States is > here. The great
Lbadies Of low gradeecopper are
eOccasiUnafiy pneketed- with high
g.ade copper ahdsilNer. Native
.colper.in sheets, seYeral.nuggete
&.fGSh andeeomSguGd, silHer.val.
.ues are taken uuLOucs1n awhile
The Adair County news., 1920-08-04

When you Tee law out of sorts and
yaUn good deal in the day rina
yOu need He'bine to stimulate vo,,
liver, tone up your stomach and nm,
ify your bowels. Price, 6Oc Sold nv
Paul Drug Co. A.
The Adair County news., 1920-08-04
THE ''OLD RELIABLE
THEDFORD'S BLACK-DRAUGHT
White Haired Alabama Lady Says She Has Seen Medicines Come
and Go But The "Od Reliable" ThedfOrds BackDraught
Came and Stayed

Dutton, AIa.-In recommending Thed-
lords Black Draught to her friends and
neighbors here, Mrs T. F Parks, a we'll
known Jackson County lady, said: ii am
getting up in years; my head is pretty
white. Ihave seen medicines and rene
dies come and 60 but the old reliable
came and stayed. am talking of Black
Draught, a liver medicine we have used
for years-one that can be depended up
on and one that will do the work.
"Black-Draught will relieve indigestion
and constipation if taken right, and know
for tried it. 1t is the best thing | have
ever found for the full, uncomfortable
The Adair County news., 1920-08-04

In Louisville in the last tvo
years 81, 74O,O has been inves-
ted in new manufactures
plants.
The Adair County news., 1920-08-04

W. j. Bryan sent a dis patch
from M tana to the
Prohibition Convention positive.
II refusing 10 accept the nomins
ton Tor President.
The Adair County news., 1920-08-04

feeling after meals. Sour stomach and
sick headache can be relieved by taking
Black-Draught. II aids digestion, also
ssiSts the liver in throwing off impuri-
ties. | am glad TO recommend Black
Draught, and do, to my friends and
neighbors."
Thedford's Black-Draught is a stand
ard household remedy with a record OF
over seventy years of successful use.
Every one occasionally needs something
to help cleanse the system of impurities.
Try Black-Draught. Insist upon Thed-
lords, the genuine.
AT all druggists. uD
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-02
j. Sterling Morton.
High School
zOstanie OtWarta 7gO WrzaSnla
WPiSy

Wszyscy, ktorZy maja zamiar u
c-zeszczae do ]. Sterling Morton High
School, ktorzy ME 1apisali sic ami W
maju ami W czerwcu, Tub CT, ktorzy
chca zrobic zmiane W zapisie, MECH
sic zglosza dnia 1go, Ego, $50 aloc
Ago wrzeSnia. WsZystkie wpisy aIoo
zmiany powinny bye Zafatwione W
dniach powylej wy-ienionych.
W~yznaczanie szafek 1gO, Ego. $50
1 Ago wrzeSnia.
w ksiazki zaopatrzamy stu2entow
darmo.
Niezrownana sposobnost przygo-
towania sic do Interest,", Tub Jakiego-
badz zawodu.
Nauka kilka godzinna ME cato-
daiowa rozpocznie sic Ego wrzesnia.
Uczeszczanie do szkoly jest PREY
musowe, przynajmniej S. godzin ty-
godniowo pomiedzy godzinami Sma
rano a sta wieczorem ola wszyst--
kich chlopc6w : d~ziewczat nizej lat
Is, kt6rzy ME uczeszczaja do ivy
klych %dziennych szkol.
Nauka kilkogodZinna bedzie pre-
prowadzona z kazdym uczniem luD
uczennica Cd punktu do ktorego 90
sill opuszczajsc szkole. Zaopatrza"
nay tych student6w W ksiazki darmo.
Instrukcye dawane W jakimkol-
wick fachu W kt6rym teraZ student
Jest zatrudniony.
Gas, kt6ry ma bye spedzony "
szkole bedzie TAX z~astosowany, axe
by zadowolniG tax chlebodawce. jak
i studenta.
Zapisywanie odbywac sic bedzie
W High School budynku, sofa ave
25ta nj. Cicero. (Ogl.)
oc q