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would furnish the revenue required.
1t was found. however. that this
would not do. and under the Cum
mings Act the railroads received an
other $3.50 advance In rates.
The interstate commerce commits
sion is instructed by the Cummings
Act to see that the railroads have
revenue enough 70 pay 50 on u
valuation that, in my dream. looked
like a balloon.
The first advance OF 25%. which
everybody will concede was justified
had the tendency to take from the
rails and put on water transportation
and In trucks, a certain percentage
of the business. The additional
35oc advance Topped off the oil traf-
fic from "a large percentage OF the
territory east OF the Mississippi river
and put on to trucks a majority OF
the traffic 10 be delivered within
$50 miles from all distributing cen.
ters. 1t took from the transconti.
mental lines the oriental oils which
they had been hauling profitably
and brought the boats bearing Il
through the Panama canal and II
thousands of ways curtailed the busi.
ness on the railroads.
The rumor is that II will be nee
essary to have another advance IL
the rates which, let us say, TO keer
up the record. will be an advanc,
Of 500. This will make II very prof
liable TO put all kinds OF traffic
whore there are passable roads, o,
to trucks. which will of course ne
cessi'a'e another advance, and 81
on unlimited.
My mind then wandered to n pc
rlod 80 years from now. My grand
daughter with her l0-year-old soi
was flying over Texas In an air
plane express. The boy, as boy
will. was looking around and saw 4
crooked, winding ridge traversini
the country, and wanted to know o
his mother what that was. She tol,
him that when she was q little gir
there were such things as railroad
In this country, but that they had In
creased the rates so much that al
the traffic was taken off and put oi
to trucks and rivers. and the rail
roads were finally abandoned, an,
the rails rusted away, and tina
crooked embankment which he sav
was what was once the "T. & T..
railroad.
In my dream / was resting com
fortably in the smoking room o
the airplanc and / thought that
took a sudden drop earthward, bu
| found out in my worried condition
that had just rolled out of bed an
woke up.
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In the ChilOccO Field

Two more wells are nearing the
producing stage in what Is known as
the Chilocco field In north central
Kay county, n field that was opened
about six months ago by the Mar
land company in getting a 60O-barrel
producer on n school land lease at
about $500 feet. in 1913 east. The
Love No. on the Love farm, mile
south, Ia only few feet from the
pay and may be expected In at any
time, and the Carter No. I, also south
OF the discovery well. has drilled TO
3,663 feet, somewhat deeper than
the Marland. This test Is being
plugged back to the Marland sand,
where 1t will make small well.
The Cid-Co company is drilling at
about $500 feet on the Chilocco
school reserve and Is expecting a
producer In the Marland sand. The
Marland producer, however, is be-
tween two and three miles east OF
the Mid-Co test.
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holding up in that district, but new
wells are coming in with an In.
creased production.
The Magnolia Petroleum company
IL drilling "A deep test not far from
this new producer.
A 2E-barrci producer was brought
IN on the Freusley farm IN section
.7-is-Jw yesterday at around ESQ
feet.
with the opening of the new ter
ri,ory to the north OF the Duncan
pool by the giant gasser. activity in
that section OF stephens county Is
now rapidly spreading over a large
area OF territory which has hereto
fore seen but little drilling.
From ten to twenty tests are now
under way In that immediate vi
Cinity and the Federal on and Gas
company spudded In yesterday In
section 25-ln-w, There are der
ricks up In sections 2S. 20, 32-1n-
aw. Acreage in this area H. sclling
at fancy prices. Operators who have
| a survey of all the fields are of the
| opinion that probably tho winter =
greatest activity will be seen In this
immediate territory, although many
new tests are starting west of the
new Duncan pool west OF the dis
covcry well In section 33-ls-Sw and
IN the shallow East stephens county
district.
The Empire company test on the
Van Cleave farm In section AS Is
reported drilling at around 3,0O0
icct The Noble we'll In section 81
l-9 Is nearing tho contract depth
and is nearing the contract depth
and IL expecting TO pick up the sand
usually found at that depth In tho
Heaver field, The Montgomery Drill
ing company Of Oklahoma City is
drilling the well.
The Empire Gas and Fuel com
pany on tho Ben Richardson farm
In section 26-2-g will deepen ite
well with n rotary.
Drilling operations on the Molka
test In section 2S-9w have been re.
1 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
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ou MARKET QUOTATIONS.
No Danger N0W

There is absolutely no danger of a
on, In the price, at least until after
CHRISTMAS, as the man who would
Save the nerve to hand n Christmas
present to the oil producers that
would east IA gloom over the entire
midcontinent field, because Christ
mas has become a real institution.
and means as much TO the oil IN
Justry as 1t does to anyone any
where would be an outcast forever
. more in any country where oil men
congregate'
The only man who ever came this
way from Ohio, and acknowledged
having voted forCox, predicted when
here that the oil men were going TO
ret a Christmas present in the way
of a big cut in price. lie Was hai IL
bolled long before he was In the oil
game and would make pessimist
green with envy. And now, II 1t is
NOT possible for .he pipe lines to lay
their cards on the table. and give out
a little inside dope as to how things
are going, 1t Is just as well to state
here and now, that many OF the big
fellows who have had the nerve. and
the gambling instinct to amass big
fortune drilling wells. are willing to
bet any part OF a thousand dollars
that the price willy not be cut. al
least during the present furry, oil
long after every other commodity
has reached an unheard OF low level
Now the reason is obvious. The
business Is in the hands of men who
are better sports and more patriotic
than any other class OF people, as IL
easily proved by the fact that dur.
ing the war the oil producers and
reflners worked at full speed to sup
ply the allies with the much needed
oil. and while doing this saw every
other line of business profiteer tt
the limit There was no profiteer'
ing among the oil men, and many 0
time, when 1t appeared absolutely
necessary that they get a raise II
price, they were mighty shortly In
formed that there was nothing doing
And so, prices for everything that
goes into a well, scared sky high
labor cost double. taxes were anC
are beyond the limit of prewar imag
nation, and when II comes to the
high cost OF living. there Is might,
little chance that any one forget'
war prices these merry days before
Christmas, as toys for the kids are
costing as much as they ever did. and
eggs are around a dollar a dozen.
No chonce for the oil man to stant
a cut and look pleasant. He car
make expenses and make ends NEE
now, but with n cut In price II woult
he mighty hard to figure where th'
government would derive any rove
nue. from the income tax on oil men
which has been 80 prolific n sourc'
OF revenue.
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In the De0ner Pool

The oklahoma OIL company's No.
2 well located in the northwest cor.
ner Of the southwest Of l6-l1-lI,
peaner pool, is flowing at he rate
Of l25 barrels daily from the 2,442-
foot pay. The well Is now quite. com
pleted and is looking like n mighty
nice producer. No. 3. located at the
center of the east line OF the north
east of southwest of thdt section. is
spudding. and No. I, located at the
center Of the north line is moving in
tools.
Skelly and the Okliana interests
have a rig up for a test in the north.
east corner Of the south half OF
southwest OF l6-1l-1l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-21
Strong Sh0lDing of OH in
WellstOn's Deep Test

The drill in the Engineer Petro.
leum company's test on the Bates
farm entered an 18-foot sand Thurs
day. which was strongly impregnat-
ed with oil. which has proved very
encouraging to those directly asso.
ciated with the drilling operations,
and of great interest to those more
remotely concerned with the prog
ress OF the test. The sand was
reached at a depth Of a little over
300 feet.-The Wellston News.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-21
Patriotic at Okn,ulUee

The consensus OF opinion among
Okmulgee oil producers IL In favor
OF a, complete shutdown for one
week. according to advices from
there received yesterday. This is
the result of The Texas company's
offer to reduce the runs fifty per
cent.
1t Is also noted that the India
homa Refining company has done
away with the payment of all prem
iums on crude. which IL n mighty
good thing. as the oil producers
should never have charged a prem
ium In the first place. They are
Just as certain OF getting their money
for their oil from the Indiahoma as
anyone.
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A Refiners' Dream

II wonder II II VIII come true.
The problems arising over the last
advance of 35 per cent in railroad
rates. including other little perquis-
ties, like 5095 advance in Pullman
rates, for the benefit OF the rail-.
roads. seem to have given an added
impetus TO my indigestion, and one
night while sleeping more or less
soundly, a vision OF this kind went
through my troubled brain:
An advance of 25fo had been or
dered in the rates which was very
necessary to the prosperity of the
railroads. II was estimated that this
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-21
,Ok,,uigee District
COnipietiOns

The Magnolia Petroleum com
pany's test ON the &. Moore farm IN
the northeast corner OF the north
west OF 2i-t6-l3 is dry at s.7l0 feet
This is an old well drilled deeper.
Straughn ~ Edwards Bros test
located at the center Of the west lin,
Of the southwest Of northeast of as
1913 is making half II million feet
Of gas from the l,7lO-toot pay, This
well has been plugged back from thC
l,S3b-f)ot strata,
The wright Producing a Retinin,
Corporation has u dry hole at 2,70t
feet IN No. Bailey, located at tn,
center Of the west line OF the north
east Of southeast OF 33.16-l2.
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In the MuskOgee District

Horton and others drilling No. ~
on the Thango farm at the center Of
tho north line OF the southeast OF
northeast OF 6-l4-1S is good for from
: to 10 barrels after n shot In tho
l,l9O to i,2i5-foot sand.
The Malon OIL Company's No. !
McRowc at the southwest corner OF
the southwest Of northwest OF "a
14-ie H. dry at 1.6i0 feet.
The Invader oil compsny's test on
the G. Jackson farm In the south
east corner OF northwest OF south.
west OF s-tt-19 is making 100000
feet Of gas from the shallow sand
found at $40 feet
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Butler County, Kansas

The Empire Gas & Fuel Co.'S No.
II we'll on the Haines farm In the
southwest corner of the southeast OF
southeast OF goutheast OF 17-2t-f.
Butler county, Kansas, has been put
on the pump and Is making 4b bar
rels daily from the 2,44s to 2.i53'
foot sand.
In the same district the Mid.Kan
sas OH & Gas Co. has n I00-barrel
producer in the 1907 to 1,92S-foot
pay, In its No. knolenberg. In
the southeast corner OF the south
west OF northeast OF 1895.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-21
Good ShO,cing South Of
| the TOiCnSife

Miscner x steele. drilling in II.
l5.l0, just south OF the tuwnsite OF
Slick, have a showing FOR a good
well in tho butcher sand, the top
being found at 2.672 feet. which is
certainly unusually high, as com
pared with the nearost well to the
east. which is the Twin state well.
in l6-i5-l0. which got the top OF
the butcher at about 1850 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-21

Frank Dingwell left last night for
New York city whore he VIII visit
HIS parents over the holidays. j.
Alexa pinRwcll is now IN Now York.
having gone there the latter part OF
November
Miss Maymc white, secretary Go
Dana Kelsey " the Prairie OIL 4
Gas CO.. was called to Topeka, KAN
Yesterday on account of her father
having been hurt in u automobile ac-
cident. and who since snccumhed tc
his injuries. Miss white has IN,
sympathy Of tho entire community "
her sad hcroavomcnt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-21
At Bald Hill

The Independent OIL G. Gas Co. has
Booch sand producer In its test
In the northeast corner OF southwest
OF northeast OF 35,15-l4. Sand was
topped at 1,135 feet and 1t is now
flowing at the rate of 75 barrels
natural. at but a few feet in the
pay. They will drill In today and eX-
pect to have l00-barrel producer
when completed. A twin well will
be drilled to the deep pay.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-21

its No. Thompson farm. In the
northeast of 2S-i6-10.
The SAelly Oil company's No. 3
Bemore has 600 feet OF fluid in the
hole from sand topped at 2,13S feet
The well Is located In the southeast
of a2.l6-lQ.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-21
Soyoy Has Two Nice Producers.

The Savoy Oil company brought in
two nice wells the past week In the
Beggs district. No. 4 on the Smith
farm. located at the center OF the
south line OF the southe east OF north
east Of 25-15-10 being barre.
we'll In the Wilcox sand. while No. 5
on the same farm IL estimated NJ ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-21

Feenberg Pipe a. Supply Co, Of.
iers . for immediate shipment out OF
=" up 20 81 inclusive. casing from
I rs" to 20" inclusive. We sell at
present market prices. See us be-
lore placing your order. Office So
z Il. First street. Phones Usage
no, 1896, Id. so. Tulsa, Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-21

FOR SALE~--Casing all sizes. new,
used line pipe and tubing. we
buy used casing. abandoned lines
and wells. Goodman Il Ringold. 326
Central Bank. Tulsa. Usage 1854
<ts5.-Adyt.
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barrels daily ana producing. from
the butcher sand. The latter IN 10
Gated in the southwest corner OF the
southeast of northeast OF %. No. Y
IN the center of the east linc of
southeast OF northeast of that sec
lion is A rig.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-21
In the Beggs and
Slick Zelda

The Carter Oil company has the
top of the sand at 2,605 feet In its
No. Grayson. located in the north
east of 9-15-10.
The Iron Mountain Oil company ID
on top Of the sand at 2,651 feet in
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-21

:, Have first class drilling proposi-
uon in the Usage. Well located
Eructurally and good for big wells.
Address p. O.>Box 1881. Tulsa,
Ok.a.--Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-21

You can often avoid plugging a
well by using a Spiral (Guiberson)
Bottom Water Plug. sold by the OH
District Supply Co., AIS South
Boston.--Advt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-21

For your depletion and tax prob
lens, accounting and systematizing,
call Carl 1. Rice. c. p. A.. cit Ken
nedy Bldg. Phone Cedar 297.--
Advt.
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OIL ANDGAS
ADULTS and Accounting

Done promptly, books posted and
systematized. Phone Usage S462---
Advt.
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:. Efficient field service -- Okla.
s,. Meter & Gas Testing Co. Usage
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Wanted.

Wanted.
200 S,o00-gallon 'and 100 10000
gallon tank cars not over five years
old, built by any standard manufac-
turer, to be delivered next Febru-
ary and March. MO care World.
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RaZem

w trzecim | ostatnlm konteScie
zmierzyly sic piatki r6wne, " kt6rej
piatka Rybickiego 2bila piatke Foto-
grafistow Jask6lskiego diva z trzech
granych gier. J.. WrzeszcZ i S. Mi
kosz grail doskonale PREY pomocy
X. Kielminskiego za$ nasi Fotografi-
sci ME mogli zabrac sic do piracy /
tez stracili dwie CRY. Kapitan Ike"
Kierstein dodawai otuchy j sam grail
doskonale ale pomocy dobrej ME
m6gl dostaG. w drugiej grze J. Co
m6lski grajac doskonale i przyczy-
nil sic do zbicia R~ybiokich. Cyfry:
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q OBYWATELSGIEJ LIGI KRE-
GI4ARZY Ma WOJCIECHOWIE.

Onegdaj odbyly sic kontesta W O.
b~ywatelskiej Lidze Kreglarzy ma
Wojciechowie. W pierwsZym konte-
scie zmierzyly sic piatki znane, W
ktorej Kapelusznicy Bujewskiego
przegrali wszystkie try CRY do plat
Xxi ,,Franka" Kempy ,,Kempa Pre-
miers''. Najlepiej ~odZnaczyl sic grace
Franek Wozniak grajacy z piatki
kenny Premeramy, kt6ry ubil Psi
szpilek ma ,rekord ligi zbijajac S.
Zielinskiego, kt6ry ubi} tydzieh tenn
24S szpilek. Nasz Franek Wozniak
czujac sic bardzo dobrze biz W
szpilki jak sic nalezy, Majac 245 szpt-
lex ubitych rzucil nasz Franek Wo-
MAX ostatnia bale ale ia mu szla ma
box 1 ubil inc szeSG szpilek, ktore
mu zrobiio PSI. Pomagai mu Teofil
A. Kempa i miody Ted. Gomolski,
kt6rzy So najmlodszymi graczami W
lidze, pokazuja sic nam bardzo do
brze. Kapitan Frank ]. Kempa Gle
sly sic, re ma TAX dzielnych l wal
nvch graczy a wiarus nasZ Harry"
WiSniewski zawsze dopamaga kapita-
nowi jak sic nalezy a jake grace jest
pomiedzy pierwszymi. A. Kulpa / j.
Frasz grail doskonale ale zas pomo-
cy ME mogli dostac Cd swoich prZy-
jaciol. Kapitan Stasiu. Wojtecki Ia
bral sic do piracy sam ale mic ME
mog} wskorac. BillardziSci florida
zgubili diva z trzech granych partyi
do Gardzielewskiego piatki a nasi
wygrali wszystkie try CRY, to jakos
sic ucieszyl nasz kapitan Franek
Kempa / gdy zmierza sic z Billardzi-
stami florida, to zobaczymy kto be-
die CORA. Kapitan Kempa otrzymaf
wiadomoSc, re grace Heon Nagel PREY
by4 do domu ma sta} to kapitan
nasz powiedzial nam, re go zobaczy-
my granego n~aprzeciwko Billardzi-
stow florida. Harry WiSniewski wy
jechaf do st. Paul, Minn.,N posiany
przez kompanie Chicago, Milwaukee
and St. Paul R.R. jake audytor a
miejsce jego bedzie zabrane przez
muzykanta Leona Nagla. Manazer
Fordohski wraz z kapitanem Mike
Lewandowskim m6wia, re try CRY
vienna a kapitan Franek Kempa
m6wil. zobaczymy CO sic W tym ty-
godniu stanie. Bedzie to kontest ME
lada. Cyfry:
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LISTY POLSKIE MA
POCZCIE.
1922 s. Loomis ul.

sos. Babutckis Wincientis, SCI
Blazej George, 5S7 S~zesnoic7 J6zef,
54S Dreis Stanislaus, 544 Duma
Why J6zef, 545 Dybisa Jozefa, 554
Folks J6zef, SIS Gablonowski Antoni,
$50 Gaida Andrzej, ,562 Gamziuk
Piotr, 563 GAIA John, $50 Jakal
Carl. $50 Jakobczyk Stefany, 5S4
J~ancewicz Mikolas. $50 Jankoski w,
500 Jasas Adam, SCI Jedlowski Sta
nislaw. 5s2 Je~ndrzeioski Wawrzy-
nice, 5s4 Jerleckis Jane Anna, 596
Jonuszis P, 59S Kalisch Abram, 500
Kasiminskini stanislaw, 600 Kiwior
W., Gil Kocinski Jan, 612 Kolar
Agnes, 613 Kolodziejczyk Franciszek,
615Kozlowska Maryanna, GIG Kour
tskt~ J6zef, CIT Kozak Jan, 61s Ko-
zyda Frank, 619 Krzak Jan. $40
Ksiazek Tomasz, 621 Ksia5kiewieo
Kazimierz, 622 Kubik Paul, 623 ku-
lava J6zet, 624 Kyre MARGIN, 623
Lack E., 626 Lapinszki, 627 Law
danski A., $50 L~eszczyhski Bartlo-
miej, 6S1 Lis W., 63S Lukasewicis
j., 6S6 Maciejewski Micha1. 6S7
Ma miejczuk Boleslaw, 6Ss Madei-
czyk Jadwiga, $40 Makowski Mi
ha, eA1 MaIski .J6zef. 642 MarcZew
ski Stanisiaw, 644 Marschezki An
dreas. 645 Matjaseck Stefan, 64S
Manga Kasper, 657 Nowak Antoni,
S5s Nowak Jan, $50 Obera Stanley,
6s1 olemickf Jan. $50 osiecki To-
masz, 666 Proczyk Ivan, 66S Pro-
seeky Wine, GIL Rechfk Pete, 672
Rissa Stefan. 673 Ratkowski Piotr,
$50 Sawalisz E. L., 6S7 SefranKa
,Jozef. Ss4 skowroner w, 6s5
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z Iona Observation-Disclosures klu-
blu A~tletycznego donosi nam. re
klub ten r~ozpoczyna scion piikarski
Cry W pike ma wewnatrz poczawszy
cd ULTRA dnia 28go b. m. Do CRY
W bieAacym sezonie z~aangazowani
zostali starry veteran, a mianowi-
Gle: Stanislaw Bora$, dzielny rzu-
cacz, Leon C1erwlnski, chwytacz,
take Birkholz, Zurkowski, Urban,
Ed. Czerwinski, Baude / Korzeniew-
ski. Opr6cz wymienionych przy1eci
zostali do grona graczy tacy spor-
towcy jak Schaeffer 1 Loewe z klubu
Central Turner'S, Cholewa re zna-
nego klubu Romeo" / Przybya z klu
Blu ,,Reveres", Madura, Smith / lie
lihski beda jake zastepcy. Widac q
tego, re niniejszy klub posiada po-
Sr6d swego grona graczy ME lada
ogranych cd wielu lat. Me ulega
najmniejszej watpliwo5ci, re zdoby-
wac on bedzie laury zwyciestwa
przez caly biezacy sezon p~ilkarski
cry wewnetrznej. Klub Polsko-Ame-
rykaiski r~ozpocznie jutro gre wstep-
ma W sail gimnastyczneJ PREY Des--
PLANES / Adams, gdzie zmierzy sic
q alumnami Sw. Patrycyusza o 60
dzinie Bel p%opofudniu. Baterye CRY
stanowic beda: BoraS | Czerwinski
ola naszych - A ola Irlandczykow
Murray | Phelan.
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sea W ktorem konteseie piatka z o.
statniego miejsca Gardzielewski
Five zbiia piatke pierwszego miejsca
Ford Billiards diva z trzech gra-
nych partyi. Gdy kapitan Unlike"
Lewandowski zacZa} graC zauwazyf,
re mu brak jednego gracza / po po'
szukiwaniach dowiedzieli sic, re via
rus nasz Wladek Wisniewski jest
chory W domu, CO kapitan poczac
mog1, musial graG 1 grail ma miejsce
Wisniewskiego bylo zwane Dummy
/ dostal kredyt 125 szpilek. Zas plat
ka Gardzielewskiego korzystala z te-
go i zbila ich dwie cry Doskonale
grail kapitan M. Michalski l w.
Kielminski wraz 2 pomoca Pawia
Lenika. ChoG kapitan Lewandowski
grail doskonale wraz z A. Ruszkow-
skim, to pomocy cd H. zaji dobrej ME
mieli. Gdy Billardzisci florida zmie-
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ten kontest / m6wi nam, re Waadek
Wisniewski bedzie sic 'czui lepiej /
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