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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-12-10

D. 4. Lyons left Thursday noon for
Miles City, Mont, where he will join
his wife in q visit at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. James Haney, remain.
ing there for the holidays, after which
they will 60 to Los Angeles, CAL,
where they will spend the winter.
Mrs. ]. G. Slifka and sister-in-law,
Mrs. Mary Pecinovsky, of Botha, Alta,
Canada, are guests at the Mrs. Anna
Slifka home. The former lady went
to Jackson Jet. Wednesday afternoon
for a visit at the home of her brother,
John Shileny, and with other relatives.
Mrs. B. r. Evans has been confined
to her bed the past few days, the re-
suit of fall which Sill. had Monday
morning at which time she struck her
head, cutting it badly behind the car.
She is recovering nicely at this writ
ing and will be around again in a
short time.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-12-10

E. R. and R. R. Thompson enter
tanned a nephew, Robert Norheim, of
Alexandria, N. D., over Sunday. Mr..
Norheim, who is an attorney, was
called to Minneapolis on a business
matter, and taking advantage Of the
short distance came to Cresco for a
short visit with relatives.
Another change Of employees takes
place at the postofice on Monday next
when Leonard Baldner is succeeded as
city carrier by Ralph DAVIS, who serv-
ed that route for about a year in 1918
1919 Mr.. Baldner has resigned to
enter business, having purchased the
J. E. Dickson stock of goods, to, take
possession Jan. LIST.
Co. Supt. Mira B.. Buck left Wednes-
day for Cedar Falls, where she will. at
tend the Fourth Annual Consolidated
School Conference which was in ses-
sion there Thursday and Friday of
this week. E. H. Cunningham will de-
liver an address before the conference
speaking on the educational program
of hte Farm Bureau Federation.
Dr.. and Mrs. T. A. O'Brien and
Miss Bernadette, left Thurs
day for New Hampton, where they
will make their future home. DR..
O'Brien and his family were Cresco
residents for about three years, the
doctor locsting here for relief work
during the war period, and in that
time made many friends. both socially
and professionally, who will regret
their departure for their new home.
DR.. and Mrs. O'Brien wish to express
through the columns of the Plain
Dealer their sincere appreciation to
the people of Cresco for the many
courtesies extended to them during
their residence here and especially to
the medical fraternity. =
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
GETS TWO YEARS FUR
 JAIL BREAK. ATTEMPT

Estavan Ybarra, who pleaded guilty last August to a charge of aggravated assault in connection with the at tempted jail delivery on Aug. 3. yester- eay was sentenced by Judge Stanford to serve from two to five years in the state penitentiary. Ybarra was one of the seven leaders in the attempt in which John Isaacs. night jailer. was severely beaten after being choked with 8 towel which the prisoners wrapped about his neck.
 Six of the men pleaded guilty and one was held for trial Ybarra was the last of the six to be sentenced. Four of the men are now serving terms in the state prison for their part in the attempt, and the fifth will begin his term after he has finished serving a federal sentence. The seventh man was tried on another charge and prob ably never will be tried on the at tempted jail delivery charge.
 Ybarra was recently found guilty by jury on the charge of Kidnapping and was sentenced to serve from five to ten years for that offense. Judge Stanford did not state whether the second sentence given Ybarra was con- current with the first. but officers arc of the opinion that the two sentences will not be concurrent, but must be
 served separately. A statutory charge against Ybarra in connection with thu Kidnapping charge was dismissed.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
HELD FUR TRIAL ON
 CHARGE OF LARCENY

Emmett West and Ross Chilvers yes terday were held to answer to the su- perior court by Justice Mckee after hearing on a charge of attempt to com init grand larceny. They were con- mitted to the county jail when they failed to furnish bonds of $100O each The complaint was made by F. NJ Berg, who charged the two men at tempted to drive Buick roadster be- longing to his wife, away from its parking place on Fourth avenue on the night of Dec. 1.
 According to the story told on the stand by a special officer. he saw the two men lettering near the car. and one of the men pointed at it. When he returned from driving around the block, he said, he saw West in the car. The engine was running. he said, but the switch on the car had been broken in an attempt to turn on the lights. The switch, he said, showed that pair of pliers had been used in an attempt 10 turn it.
 Neither West nor Chilvers offered any evidence in their defense.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
QUINTET
 BOOKED TO PLAY
 GLENDALE TODAY

Phoenix Union high school basket ball quintet will hike out to Glendale this afternoon for practice game with the neighboring team. The game will be played on the Glendale high grounds starting at 4 pm.
 The Phoenix five is just breaking into the basketball season after a strenuous campaign with the pigsl1in. The other valley teams have a big ad- vantage in practice over the Phoenix boys, but a little work will round the team into shape for the best in the game.
 The Tempe team was not bothered with football and the boys have the advantage of several weeks training.
 None of the Indian school basket ball players were members of the foot ball squad, and all their energies have been applied to tossing baskets, which should give the braves a big advantage in the annual game which is sched- uled for Eastlake park Saturday af- ternoon
 Twenty-Five and 90 cents admission will be charged to the Saturday game at Eastlake park, and from reports emanating from the warrior camr the game will be we'll worth the price giving day football defeat.
 A long holiday playing schedule i. being arranged for the high schoo quintet to test their mettle agains every team in the southwest. The ma. jority of the school games will bt played away from home this year.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08

mining property, telling there the story that their automobile broke down and
 thus getting a chance to look around.
 Little William, the officers say, was seen in one of the buildings. Later
 another detective applied for job
 and was given employment on the property. He kept an eye on William, while Mrs Barrett and the rest of the
 'rescuers" stood by a mile away, out of sight.
 Yesterday morning William. guarded by a Mexican, was taking a pony ride
 when he passed near the detective
 working on the property. An acei- dental lash with a stick sent the pony down the road toward the waiting au- tomobile and beyond the reach of the Mexican. As the pony neared the auto i Mrs. Barrett jumped out. gathered the 1 boy in her arms, and was back in the 1 car the next minute. There was a purr ]; of the engine, a clashing of gears go- l ing into high a cloud of dust, and
 wee Willie was on his way to another i touchdown.
 1 Detective Harris, after admitting i that the boy was recovered" and now l is in the custody of his mother, said 1 he did not know just where he was headed for. other than that Mrs. Bar
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
OBITUARIES
A. B. Chenoweth

A. B. Chenoweth passed away at his home on Grand avenue Tuesday morn ing, Dec. [, at 10 o'clock, at the age of ST years and months. He was one of Arizona's pioneers, having come to this territory 26 years ago. He had been a member of the Christian church for the past TO years He was a devoted hus band and a kind and loving father and leaves to mourn his loss a widow daughter, four grandchildren and one great grandson in Phoenix and a daughter in Fort Worth, Tex, and a grandson in Long Beach, Cal
 Funeral services will he held at the A. H. Mcclellan chapel. SIT North Cen ual avenue, Wednesday afternoon at 3:gO o'clock, Rev R. E. Fillmore off ciating. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery by the side of his first wife. Ali friends are invited.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
THIRD KIDNAPPING OF
 BARRETT YOUNCSTER
 STAGED IN ARIZONA

With all the setting of a movie drama. the latest "kidnaping" of Wee Willie" Barrett, 11-year-old son of Dr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Barrett of New York and Los Angeles, was effected at mining Scamp near Prescott with the aid of detectives, waiting automo- piles and intrigue. It gave his mother lead of one point in the "kidnaping' score between the father and mother who have made a human football of William Hurd Barrett, similar events taking place in New York and Los Angeles.
 l Regarding the latest 'kidnaping" in Arizona, the Los Angeles Times has the following to say:
 1 William Hurd Barrett, 11-year- old son of Dr. Frederick J. Barrett and Mrs. Marian A. Barrett of New York and Los Angeles. has changed hands again.
 Wee Willie" whose life in the past year has been not unlike an animated football on a gridiron of matrimony and whose latest kidnapping" in Holly wood a week ago evened up the score in the parental contest, was recovered by his mother and a small army of Nick Harris detectives at Putney, Ariz.. and is now being rushed toward a legal goal line, somewhere in the West" according to information re- geived here last night.
 The latest recovery of the much fumbled youngster had all the thrills of a dime novel abduction amid sur roundings truly in keeping with the locality and surpassed, in the dramatic features and the intrigue element, the fIUo TlrnXvi0IrS ssIxidDan al Rroad- 70 way and Seventy seventh street. New ! York, and under the smiling skies in Hollywood the Arizona dispatches say The youngster passed from the custody of his father. March 27, and then dropped out of public sight until Sun day, November 2S, when he left the Hollywood hotel, where he and his mother had been for about three weeks to go to the home of his grandmother Mrs. Lydia Avery 2544 Beachwood Drive. He reached Hollywood boule- ward and Highland avenue, when he was picked up by husky stranger . thrown into an automobile, and van ished in the traffic. That, the detec- lives said, made the score even be-
 tween Dr. and Mrs. Barrett.
 Immediately after the boy passed
 from the custody of his mother, the
 Nick Harris detectives began a searcf TUT IiIl luIQuSAAoul AtlC soO0LiMESl
 Starting with clew furnished by thret
 newsboys who witnessed the 'kidnap
 ing" the detectives traced the auto [ mobile in which the boy was takeI away from Hollywood to a downtown
 hotel and from there to a small minins
 town called Putney. near Prescott, Ariz
 Detectives Nick Harris when con : fronted with the news from Prescott admitted that the boy had been re ! covered and gave out the details of tn 2 search.
 According to the officers who worke'
 on the case, the boy was turned ove 2 to his father and later taken by auto | mobile to Arizona. Mrs. Barrett wht l. left for San Fracisco to consult he . attorney, was called back by Detectiv A Harris, and in company with a hal ' dozen of the Harris operatives fol
 lowed, also by automobile to Arizona :, The officers car was stopped abou o mile and a half from the town, am 7 three of the detectives walked to tn
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08

Belgium is preparing 10 follow the example of England and France. by en- tombing in some national shrine the body of an unknown Belgian soldier.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
Here's a Chance for You

We pay high prices for high grade gold or silver ores, amalgam, concen- trate. bullion, retort, etc. Ship to Us by mail or express in any amount or quantity. Cash sent you by return mail We also buy diamonds, plati- mum, new or broken jewelry, watches, false teeth, Liberty Bonds, War Stamps. Mercury, magneto points, and all valuables. Goods returned within 10 days if you're not satisfied with the amount we send you, except when re-
 fining must be done to determine the value Ship to us now while high prices are prevailing Small and large shipments solicited. The Ohio Smelt- ing & Refining Co. 231 LennOx Bldg, Cleveland, Ohio. Bank References.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
BORN

GADSBY-To Mr and Mrs. L. H. Gadsby, Sunday, Dec. 5, at St. Jo- seph's hospital. a boy weighing eight and one-half pounds.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08

Big drops mean a quick clearing!
 All our Winter Suits and Overcoats now be- ing offered at revised prices.
 All sizes to fit all sizes of men.
 Quality, the very best.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
 We wish to thank our many friends for the sympathy and floral offerings in the great loss of our daughter.
 T. J. MURPHY AND WIFE. It
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08

Christmas boxes-fancy oranges and grapefruit packed for shipment any where; lowest prices, finest fruit We have been shipping holiday boxes for several years and offer you the benefit of this experience without extra price. Leave your orders. We do the rest. Phoenix Fruit x Produce Co, First avenue and Jefferson street. Phone I7S0 or 1402.-Adv. r
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
TOO LATE To CLASSIFY

LARGE FRONT BEDROOM, NTCE- LY FURNISHED, CONNECTING BATH, SUITABLE FOR COUPLE OR TWO GENTLEMEN. 1904 WEST WASHINGTON. PHONE 2131 It
 WANTED-Young lady cashier at Elks theater. Inquire box office after a. m. St
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
Coming EUents

bazaar in K. of p. hall "Wednesday, Dec. s-Commissioner and Mrs. Adam Clifford, western terri torial commanders of the Salvation Army, to visit Phoenix. Meeting at 8 D. r1., at M. E. church, south. "Wednesday, Dec. 8-Raoul Vidas, Ru- manian vioIinist, in concert at high school auditorium p. nn., under aus uices Musicians club. Thursday, Dec. 9-Annual bazaar by ladies of First Presbyterian church at the church, to 6 p. m. Friday, Dec. 1o-Rotary club luncheon at Y. M. C. A., 12:1O p. m.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
WEATHER FORECAST

WEATHER FORECAST
 Arizona: Wednesday partly cloudy, possibly rain extreme west portion; Thursday unsettled, local rain south, snow north portion.
 Colorado: Wednesday fair, except possibly rain or snow extreme west portion, somewhat warmer Thursday unsettled, rain or snow west portion, warmer east portion.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08

rett was on her way to see her attorney for the purpose of getting William legal status established once for all
 PRESCOTT. Dec. 7-The sheriffs office today announced abandonment of search for three men said by Dr. Franklin J. Barrett to have kidnapped his 11-year-old son William Hurd Barrett, at Drake. 30 miles north of here on Dec. 3. The authorities said Dr. Barrett notified them Sunday that the child had been awarded to him by a New York divorce court, but had been stolen by Mrs Barrett and taken to California and that he had secured custody Of the child again and had come to Arizona. hoping to avoid further trouble. EmpIoyes of lime company at Drake told officials three strangers had arrived in camp about Dec. l and a Mexican told of having seen one of them leave with the boy. Dr Barrett today said ac- cording to the authorities. that he had traced the party and was following 1t | to California.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08

Watcherwantfor Xmas?
 Scotch Mist" Over coats in rich Cheviots, rainproofed. A long service, all-weather garment.
 A Gift Order on us lets him do his own se- lecting.
 Christmas Order Forms Now
 Ready.
 As a footnote we might mention our re- vised prices on many lines of shoes.
 Complete ranges or sizes.
 In three group S. $7.75, $11.25 and $15. McDougaIl & Cassou Washington Street
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21

sly posrolkowe... So. ktorzy u
trzymuia. Il przestrogi, czy ia
kIeS wogoIc dokumertr. znalezio-
no W odniesicuiu do rowoiorskic-
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tez same cechy. wykazuja te sa-
ne poszlaki, jake zauwazono
PREY owych Z priced roku probach
zamachu i zamachach: tenze sam
styt pisrua, tez wvraienia, b1edy
nawet tc same. SViadcz4ee, re ME
- re strony obywatelstwa tutej-
szcgo pochodza rzcczy owe!...
Czyz Wszystko to ME SwiadcZv
dostatecznie, mic wskazujc az
nadto jasno - mic VIOLA ma cafy
kraj gtoser przestrosi ponad
wszystko aktuaincj Caveant Con-
sules!... Repubiika W zasroze--
niu! S~trzezcie jej, DO wrog tuz
posrod nas!...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21
WIESCI Z POLSKI.

Rome wicsci nadchodza L Pol
ski. Icdni. ktorzy tam wyjeahali
pred kilku micsiqcani, wracaj4
juI Z ]powrotem. inni Sciagaja swo
jc rodziny do Polski. Widocznic
W r3znych cze5ciach Polski
rolnic sic dziejc.
" po'owic czcrwca wyJcchai
do PoIski p. Wojcicch kilinski,
ktory przez szereg lat prowadzi'
tn intcrcs pnr. 959 \. Winchester
ave; wyjcchai sam. ably zbadat
stosunki ma miejscu i pozostawis
w Chicago liczna rodzine. skiada-
jacq sic z zony i dziesieciorga
dzieci. - W pierwszym swym Ii
scic, zanim sic dokladnie rozglae-
raj. pisai do zony, &c wraca Z po-
wrotem do .Ameryki. W dziesiet
dni poznicj p. KilihSka, mieszNa-
iaca pnr. 1882 Drake ave, dostala
drugi list, W kt5rym MAJ jcj Pi-
SIC. lc nabyi iadny majatek W
SzubinSkim powiecie W Iicmr
Poznaiskiej i zeby jaH najpre-
dzej wvbierala sic w droge l. ca,
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sunk W poznanSkicm Z wiclklm
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szlvm m~icsiqcu razcm z oSmlor-
glenn dzieci W wicku cd lat l'tu
do 9tiu mieSiccy; starszv syn
iedna c6rka pozoStana W Oh'ca-
50.
Widocznic mic Jest tax zje "
kraju. jczcli TAXI doswiadczon!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21

obywatel jak p. Kilihskii mic oba'
via sig sprowadzic tax llane!
rodziny do Polski. PAM KiIinski
wyjechal do Polski prnez asen-
eye okretowa, Dom Komisowv.
NJ. J. Bcreczkowski and Co., 1858
Division ul., jakotez / GAIA rodzi~
na Kilinskich jedzic przez te,sa-
ma firme.
W Poznanskiem faktycznic IL
piej sic dzicje, niz W dawnen
Kr6lcstwie i w Ma}opolsoe. Zic-
mic tam So W bardzo dobrym sta
mic uprawy i sa daleko tansze niz
gdzicindzicj re wzgledu ma to, &c
bardzo wielu Niemcow "a bczcen
sprzedaje majatki, DO ~,.porcieta
sic i'm re strachu trzesa." Lieznc
iabryki i rome interesa NIGGA bye
dzisiaj tanio nabyte, lecz ccny
stale ida do CORY. Kto wraca do
Polski 2 kapitaIem / mozc urucl,o
mic jaka iabryke, lub warsztat,
albo prowadzic gospodarstwo rol-
ne, majqc iunduszc ma intensive
ma uprawe. taxi bedzie i ccnnym
nabytkicm dIa kraju i jcnu do
brzc sic " Pol>ce powodzIc be-
die. Kto jcdnak iedzie be- powa-
zniejSzych zasobow i liczy tyIko
liza pracc rak Swoich, ten ~nlecl'al
Icpicj pracujc nadal W .Amerycc;
MECH pracujc i ~oszczedza dol%ry.
bo tc dolary droeic W l'oIScc. oj
drogic: w Polscc plaza d%Zisiat
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pIvna iak woda a tam mus hyc
dobry. robotnik. ba - dobry &c
mieslnik, zcby zarobii 100 marck
I 10 ccntGw amer dzicnnic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21

Ks Franciszek Gordon. Moderator.
Ks RaImund Applet. Wice-Moderator.
wojcieCh =. Soska, PrezeS-
Antonina BaranowSka. wice-prezeskA
wcjciech Menkicki, W~lce-prezeS-
romasz s. BlachowSki, SekretarL
|JuIan Szczepanski. Skarhnik.
staufslaw Liczwahski. Dyrektof.
Jan Maciejswski. Dyrektor.
Szczepan ImbiOrski, Dyrektor.
|FranciSzka BieSChke. DyrektorkA
Marya Imbiorska. Dyrektorka-
Koastancya Czekais. DyrektorkA-
DR.. Franciszek \. DulAk. Lekar8
NacEeiny.
ADV. wawrzyniec ZygmunL DoradeA
Prawny.
Sertruda Marchlewicz. Asyst- Sekr. Gen.
GODzINY BICROwE.
Bfuro otwarte cd stej rano do stei
HiAcZorem. Nv sobote do LEI popo4u-
1riu). w czwartek wieczorem cd godzi
"a uroczyste biuro zamkniete.
Wszclkie Iisty padsylac nalezy ma re-
&c Sekretarza GeneralncSo.
tom. :. BLACHOwSKI.
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
I4SS w. Division str. Chicago Ill
FINANSE.
Przekazy bankowe I pocztoUo
tchecEs. money orders etc. nalety Wy
stawiIc IA o~rEanizacys.
POLISH ALMA MATER.
przesyiac ped adresem:
I'll. SZCZEPANSKI.
I4SS ". Division ar. Chicago. III
Do czek6v z poza miasta Chicago. do
haczyC trzeba loo ma Zamiane.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
BiurO Zarzadu GlGwneGo
1851 vs.. DIVISION UTICA.
TeESfOn Monroe 1903.
Chicago, Ill.
Ma druGIem pietrEe kmachu
,DNiennika ChicnEoskfeEo".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21
Nowo Jofska Kata-
strota - czy Zbrodnia.

Ckropre rzeczy przyntosi nam
Caly kraj z przerazcniem
Stoi wobec zasziego W jcgo kom
mercyalncj stolicy nicszcze--
scia. kilkadzic>iat ludzi zabitych,
ki.EaSct pokaleczonych Milo
ny dolar5w szkody - OTTO strasz-
Hwy pjon lednego momcntu mi
s~zczcnia i zatraty. spowodowa-
Rych - powiadali wypadkiem,
dis wszyScy prawie So pcwni -
poniesionych zbrodnicza d}oni9
wrogiego jakiegoS spisku: So
ktorzv ma w~ydarzenie to ~strasznc
~wskazujs - jakena poczstek ter
roru, ktorym ma sic poczat i pc,
prowadzlc w tym kralu walIa z
rzsdcm. L ukladem dotychczaso,
wynn stosunkow spoiecznych, ma
kraj ten i narod odmienit. obalic
BY w MIN ..uowy zaprowadzit
t&d."...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21
P~rzypominamy Gorny
SLask.

Znowu pare podplsow przyby-
10 nam do og}aszanych przez mas
Rezolueyi Kaplanow Poiskich. l.
Gornego Slqska pochodzscych -
do Rodakow, micszkajscych ma tc
rcnic SlaSkim - plebiscytowym:
rczolucye to. wzywajscc Rodakow
owych, by wszclkich dolozyli sill
W piracy przygotowawczei do pie
biscytu cclem zapcWnicnia "
lego rczuitacic dzieinicy SlssAiej
Polscc ma easy wieczystc, a Z
MIA niczInicrzonych bogactw ma
t~uralnych, W zicmi owcj SPoczy-
wajscych. Rczolucye owe wy
stosowafo okoio POI sctki tutej--
Szych naszych ksiezy - patryo--
tow: podpisy coraz nowc pod
rezoluoyc &c doniosic Wclaz otrzy-
mujeny: ostatric podPisy, jake
upoUainiono mas posozyc pod ME
go przcslali nam W umyslnych H.
stach nastepuiacy:
x. 1gnacy orlik z Biskupic.
x. Eugeniusz Kolodziej z Huty
Jerzego, Katowice.
x. Emil Musiai z Zaborza pod
Zaborem.
x. Pawel Sokol (tu W Amery-
&c re Stevens Point, Wis.,
Prosimy o wiecej. Kilkadziesiat
dotad zebranych podpisow - to
jcszczc mic wszvstkic; many tn
wieccj kapianow polskich L Cor
ncgo Slaska. dziaiaiscych ia pa
raiiact naSzych. Pc o:SanlLa-
cyach i wogolc IA nalr6znorod-
n;cjszvch Zycia naszcso poste-
runkach. Posiadamy dowody. il
wielu rczolucye owe Sorno-SI2-
>kic wcaIc ME doszly: tych ME
mona winit, II ich podpi$ow ME
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>aniem - L powod6w. I'M lcdynlc
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dzo nacli; do g}osowania picb's-
| cytowcgo juz ami d"u m;csic,