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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-19

passing across Holland was consid- cred, and it was decided to draw Hollands attention to this.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-19
L RELEASE TWO PLAYERS.

Tampa. Fla, March 1S.-Catcher Walter Mayer and lnfielder Dolly" Stark of the Washington Americans
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-19

a neavy rfog Tuesday ".
 and while en route /, Asa'|| a Port Arthur, Tex, '..lsl M sh'p Is not considered '+' !, ous position. nI e7 Watch Wal for Hardin ,,, \ s7,ooo rug sale. sta,tla ana '
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29
WHY CAN WE THINK OF ONLY
 ONE THING AT A TIME?

If you are asking the question in telligent1y, you must know that to think means to concentrate, and in that sense we can only think of one thing at a time, because it takes all of that part of the brain which is used for thinking for just one thing To give close attention to any one subject means to turn the entire brain force practically in one direction. To let other things pass through the mind at the same time may appear not to interfere with the one thought, but they do, and our conclusions suffer accordingly.
 You can be doing something with one part of the body, while engaged in thinking of one thing, but only such things as are more or less me chanical as the result of habit, such as walking, or moving the arms things which the parts have done so often that actual attention by the brain is not absolutely essential. Take for instance, the fact that a. man in deep thought on one subject will sometimes walk up and down the room or along the sidewalk. He can do this walking and still think con- centratedly, but if he stubs his toe on the leg of a chair or on a rough place in the walk, his thought is broken, because the brain iInmedi- ately takes itself out of the thought
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29
Service COttOnS at special price.
S29. 9.50

Shirng prints handsome blues and grays and light patterns.
 Pereales that equally good for home dresses and for mems shirts
 Dress ginghams in good plaids, and chambrays, and challis Every of them at special price for very good son:-nost are short lengths.
 Almost afraid to tell of them in detail fear they will be sold before aggards get here How busy we've been this day!
 SHIRTING PRINTS of spcia1 weight and strength and frness, blues and grays and number of both light and dark patterns Equally good for housework dresses and for aprons and such 23c PERCALES of excellent strength and weight good range of both light and dark patterns yard wide-
 33c FINE PERCALES especially adapted for mems shirts and pajamas and womens home dresses. Pretty striped and figured patterns in good colors,- 42c CHAMBRAYS, supple and tough and of firm strength, pink blue tan green and lavender,- 29c DRESS GINGHANIS of nice weight handsome col and effects rich and lively plads and good plain col ors, 32 inches wide 45c CHALLIS in a great many Oriental and conventional natter11s medium and dark in effect- 3Oc
 1oor.r rear
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29
STRONGLY SCORE. DIRECT ACTION"

Bishop John ". Hamilton, DID. LID, chancellor of the American
 University, Washington, D. C., and
 principal speaker at the dedication yesterday of the new building of the
 Bridgeport Christian Union at Main
 and Thomas streets, strongly scored ! "direct action,'' as used by railroad men and miners to enforce their de-
 mands upon their employers.
 l ''I have always stood for the labor
 ing man, said Bishop Hamilton, "but
 do not stand for the violence of the laboring man. The time has come
 when 1aboring men must adopt a diff l ferent creed than one which permits
 railroad employees by quitting work to l starve us, or coal miners to freeze us 1 to death. When the railroad men | and the miners and other laborins g | men whose work is necessary to the i public quit work, they punish thouS-
 ands of innocent people who have
 had no share in their quarrel with l their employers. The time has come l when the 1aboring man must cease punishing a third party when em- 1 ployer and employe fail to agree" Bishop Hamilton told of incidents
 in street car strikes in St. Louis and
 in other strikes in cities he has vis-
 tied throughout the country where
 violence had been resorted to, and
 criticised the action of the strikers in
 pulling women from trolley cars, and
 threatening their lives. He said tn | labOring man must remember his
 chivalry even in times of strike, and | must eliminate the violence. l Yesterday afternoons program. | which was carried out under the di.
 rection of Superintendent c. w. Simp- son, began at o'clock and concluded | with dedi cation of the building and l reading of the doxoIogy shortly after I , o'clock Close to 800 people, repre- senting many of the different church. I es of the city, were present at the ex- l erciSeS.
 A special musical program was car- rfed out under the direction of Prof Elmer s. Joyce. Among those who assisted were Mrs. Judith Lanberg
 F1ather Mrs. Florence Legere Hayes, Lewis B. Fenton, and Austin Mac ConneIl.
 Bishop Famf1ton in the course of his remarks compiimented the church people of Bridgeport who had helped make the splendid new home of the
 Christian Union a reality. He said he felt sure the Christian Union would help to break down the bar riers which in the past have prevented
 the churches from coming closer to- gether.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29

properly continuing the rebuild ing process.
 Nightly applications of Vicks VapoRub will aid nature in this work. Because Viclzs acts locally by stimulation thru the skin to draw out the inflammation, at tract the blood away from the congested spots and relieve the cough. In addition, the medici- nal ingredients of Vicks are vaporized by the body heat. These vapors are breathed in all night long, thus bringing the medication to bear directly upon the infarned areas as
 Vicks should be rubbed in over the throat and chest until the skin is red-then spread on thic<ly and covered with hot flannel cloths. Leave the cloth ing loose around the neck and the bed clothes arranged in the form of a funnel so the vapors arising may be freely inhaled If the cough is annoying, swallow a small bit of Vicks the size of pea.
 Samples to new users will be sent free OF request to the Wick Chemical Company, 232 Broad Street, Greensboro, N. C.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29

Pneunonia attacks the air cells of the lungs An inflammation is set up and matter is thrown of which causes the air cells to so1idify, thus preventing the natural flow of blood thru the lungs. This backing up" of the blood causes the heart to pump harder, just as stepping on a hose increases the water pres sure, which is the reason why, during this disease, the physician watches the overbtrdened heart so carefully-j
 After recovery the lungs are filed with a mass of wreckage- the debris of the batt1e-which must be gotten rid of by a process known as resolution. Frequently infamed spots remain, congestion persists, cough hangs on, and the least exposure brings on cold that is hard to get rid of If neglected, such damaged air pas sages may easily develop serious disease of the lungs.
 Such eases should always con- tinue under a physicians care and frequent examinations should be made to see that nature is
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29
Better see waists at S3 !!

Voile, and purest white, and number of attrac- tive styles. Nice quality, with little fine tucks wider with broidery with Val lace.
 Dutch collars and pointed collars and cool round-nec styles.
 There is genuine marking each of the several styles-and their value is unusual at $3
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29
Gift 'kerChiefS
 for Easter.

To accompany the deEghting gown, ,handkerchiefs of fneness and beauty and novelty.
 From Spain and from Ireland, fine linens with deic- ous embroidery done by hand great number of pretty patterns one done with wonderful skl-75c to $25O
 Fine linens with Venise edgng-and embroidered in corner with tiny flower and other designs Often these designs show combination of color with white. Unique and fne-$2.
 Vense of unusual value have little edge with embroid- cred Still others have motif in with space in which ones initial is to be embroidered And there Val handkerchiefs with fine edgng which combines both edge and inserting in pretty edge. All at 75c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29
Good bag for Easter trip.

If you plan little vacation Easter if you go- ing to enjoy the parade at Atlantic Cty;snart and serviceable new bags in rich black. Walrs bags steel frame with plaid lining good brass lock and catches sizes 16 IT and 18-$7.5O Steelframe bags with covering of cloth which looks lining, sizes 15 to 18,-$3.5O to $45O. Suitcases of black enamel, have wooden frame and while light very strong. Sliding lock- staunch catches, pretty pocketed lining of cretonne. Sizes Is to 26
 $5 to SlO
 Floor
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29
MASS MEETING
 HERE ON SUNDAY

There will be a mass meeting at Polls theatre next Sunday under the auspices of the United Irish societies at which Mayor David Fitzgerald of New Haven, and Prof. Arthur Upton Pope of New York, will be the prin> cipaI speakers The meeting will be held to commemorate the fourth an niversary of the uprising which took place Easter Sunday, 1916. There will be a meeting of the Irish Repub- lie Loan Workers this evening at s o'clock in Room SIP, Court Exchange buildiug
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29
CLENIENCEAU IS
 FINISHING TOUR

Paris, March 29-Former Premier Clem menceau, who has been in Egypt for several weeks on a tour of recre- atfon, has returned to Cairo from the Sudan and is proceeding to Pal estine, it is announced in Cairo mes sages. He will spend the greater part of Holy Week in Palestine, planning to be in Jerusalem on Good Friday, and will sail for France from Alexan- drfa on April 23 The ex-premier, it is stated, plans to go to his home in Vendee directly after landing, merely passing through Paris on his way.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29
MISSING FLYERS
 PLANE IS FOUND

Arcadia, Fla, Mar. 29-Word reach ed here last night that the plane of Lieut.. Omar Nfergarth had been found abandoned g miles south of Deep Lake. It is believed Niergarth wan dered away into the Everglades. Search for him is being continued and the hope is expressed that In dians have rescued him.
 Niergarth, an army fier, has been missing from CaTdstrom Field since Tuesday and other planes have been searching for him.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29
Beautiful umbrella
 for Easter gift.

More than utility; a beauty as well. Fine silk of green navy taupe maroon purple. With plain fancy edge, often with underside in fancy stripe!
 And with richest of new-type handles: strap ring cord.
 Some of those handles big and effective with ferrules to match.
 So handsome and distinguished they will do brilliant duty in both rain and shine Sl1.75 to $19.75
 Oppost Elevator
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29
Some of graceful
 Easter gloves.

Such variety of good sorts such beauty and novelty that advertising tell little about them Yet 'tis well to present little detai to let them invite you to meet the entire collection.
 Soft ve1vetlike white chamois, washable,5-$275. Supple cape gray tan and brown,-$3. Light fine delicate kid of rich gray tone-$3 Slipons of white kid splendid in effect,-$4.50 Gauntlets of cape of special weight finished with strap times top in lighter shade gray brown and white-$5.
 For children-excellent white gloves of chamoisette or in good gray hue,-$1
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29
Bridgeport Musicians.

Members of the Bridgeport Musi- clans association held their first fam fly gathering of the season Saturday night in their hall, 164 State street Music for the entertainment and dance was furnished by the Poli Plaza and Strand orchestras. A supper was served at midnight
 The annual Musicians ball will be held April 30 at the Casino.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29
Court Marina. F, O, A.

Court Marina, F'oresters of Ameri- ca, will hold it's annual ladies' night tonight in Odd Fellows hall, 10S7 Broad street. The program will in clude concert, refreshments and dancing. The Marina Guards asso- ciation will have charge of the af- fair. This will be the last meeting of Court Marina in Odd Fellows hall. The new meeting place will be at 62 Cannon street.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29
MANY SMALL FIRES.

Seven alarms kept fremen busy yesterday, but property damage in all the blazes combined amounted to less than $1. The only fire inside a build ing occurred yesterday morning about 10 o'clock in the Y. M. c. A. and was confined to a pile of rubbish in the basement. Grass fires in Prospect street, Quincy street, Holland avenue, Barnum avenue, Noble avenue and Rose street, and a dump blaze in Noble avenue, accounted for the rest of the alarms.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29
Solid silver cuff links 50C.

Handsome and effective and graceful-solid silver in rich French gray finish.
 Several fancy patterns correct size, pretty. From maker who has stopped making them-and wanted to be rid of all he had on hand. Regular price is $1- 59c
 Left front
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29
The After Effects of Pneumonia

This No. of series of prepared by peent physician, explaining how diseases which attack the air Passagessnch Pneumonia Inf1enza, Whooping Cough, Measles long continued Cod-ofen leave these organs infaed, congsted sate thus afordng favorable foothod for invading germs And how Vcs Vapo Rub may be of value in this condition.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29
FRAT'EIRNAL NEWS. TniOr11tS of CnIuT116T1c

Park City council, Knights of Co., lumbus, will exemplify the first and second degrees on a. large class of candidates at a meeting tomorrow night at the Knights of Columbus club house, Washington avenue.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29

To Heal Cough Take HAYES HEALING HONEY 35c-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29
Jersey suits of style and beauty
 S205O.

No longer jersey, that cool comfortable unwrnkng woolen, used only for suits of the sports type.
 Today,new charming jersey suits with straight jacket suits marked by the distinctive and pleasing lines of dress suits of this Spring season of 1920
 Theirs is great merit. They combine the virtues o1 jersey with the pleasing lines of the models They will be in tune with the Easter spirit; yet they will be equally in tune with the service demands of suit dur ing vacation weeks of Summer!
 Sports models ready too of course. These with dis nctve peas and wide belt instead of the shoestring bell of the ''dress'' types
 Heathery mixtures in brown tan and
 navy; of special attraction at price COO En
 of 0EOuOU
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29

Ex-Private: So you want either Wood or Pershing for president?
 Ex-Corporal: sure do. Us officers have gotta stick together.-The Home Sector.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29
Bright g:inghans
 all made LID.

For little children dresses of striped and plaid gingham at $1.75.
 As notable for their cheer and life for their extra value.
 Some with little white vestee, with high waist lne all with white collar and cuffs Uncommon in their color combinations, full of the life that appeals to little girls. And they fit smoothly and we'll Sl75
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29

and pays attention to the toe that was
 stubbed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29
Glowing pink silk ''undieS.

Soft and subdued-luster crepe de chine satin with rich luster, almost shining in it's glow and beauty.
 Camisoles of number of sorts mostly with delicious trimming of lace though tailored fashion - $50 to $3.50
 Envelope chemises; tailored style with little spray of fine embroidery, lacy sorts with ribbon shoudersraps. These all of crepe de chine $3.5O and $4.25
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29

Left Aisle, front
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-05
~WIELKOPOLSKA A
oBRoNE PANsTWA.

Poznan Ma jcdnem pred
mieSc W Sw. kazarza odbyl sic pod
go}em niebem vice W sPrawie o.
brony pahstwa. Uczestnicy wlecu
ruszyli przez miasto pod przewo-
dnictwem posia Malinskiego. "a
mykali pc drodze. wszystkie ka-
wiarnie ably m}odziez, zamlast
bawic sic wstepowa'a do wojska.
N7stepneeo dnia cdbyso sic &c
bran;e zarzadow ~w<zystkich sto-
warzysze.,. ma ktorem cmawiano
sprawe zac.q gu >eilotnikow, Po-
zyc:k XXI paiistwowcj / Fomocy ola
zotvi,rza. Zchranic :th! 10 sic z
inicyatywy Czerwonego Krzyza.
Ma zgromadzeniu, zwolanem 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-05
UCHWALY WOJENNE.,

Warszawa. Tow. drocist6w
rchwali!o: y 1900 mix. ma ar
mic ochotnicza gen. Hallcra jed
norazowo i pc ,3O.O0O NIX. mic
arnii. y rodzinom pracownikow
wstcpuiacvch do armii ochotni-
czci wvpiacat pensve, pobicra1a
Przez tvchze pracownikow i 3
cddac sic do dyspozycyi Czcrwo
ncgo Krzyza.
zwiazek ieIczerGw postanowit:
i Oddac sic do dvspoZvcNi Wladz
s~anitarno woiSkowvch. y pre-
znaczat 20 proc. cd zarobku kaz
diego Z czionk0w Zw. ma utrzy-
mamie rodzln wstcpuJacych do ar
kom w.. ably oiiarowali komple
Y poIowc ]lbinzeigi) instrument
tow chirurgicznych.
" Siedzibic drohnych kupcow
chrzc5cijan trey or&anizacyc xii
pickle: wv. drob. kupCoW chrze-
>cijanskich Stow. w}aSc. sklepoW
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-05
WIELKA BITWA o WARSZA
WE luz SIZE ROZPOCZELA.

Warszawa. 5. sierpnia. - Woj-
ska bolsczewickie doszIy do Ostro
wi, 53 mil ma po}noco-wschod cd
Warszawy i Is mil ma poiudnio-
zachod Cd Lomzy. Welding de-
pcsz z Warszawy otrzymanych
W Paryzu wielka bitwa o War.
szawe juz sic r~ozpoczela ma poi
noco-zachod Cd BrzeScia Litew-
skiego, rezultat ktorej zadecyduje
o losie Warszawy.
Brzesc Litewski, Lomza i Ko-
wei znajduje sic w rekach boil
szewickich. Ma zachod cd Brzescia
wielkie forty pozpstaja wv rekach
polskich, lecz bolszewicy przekro
czyli Bug ma poinoco-zachod, co
moze Emusic Polakow do cofnieCia
sic.
Bolszewicy posuwaja sic esze-
lonami, uzywajac taktyki Macken
sena, tax ze Polacy So stale alta
kowani z flankow i zmuszani do
cofania sic w centrum.
Paryz, 5. sierpnia. Ma poi
nocnym odcinku frontu, gdzie ar
mie bolszewickie zmierza.y do 3D.
ciecia korytarza gdanskiego Cd
Polski, ataki bolszewickie zostaiy
odparte. Posuwanie sic bolszewi-
kow w kierunku Navy zostaio
wstrzymane.
Cd Drohiczyna mad Bugien 90
Brzescia Litewskiego tocza sic
krwawe Walk.
Ma poAnoco-zachod cd Navy,
w rejonie Janowa. wojska ro'skie
zaatakowaly bolszewikow i przc-
silly ma poiudniowy brzeg re
XII. Walka z konnica bolszewicka
trivia dalej.
Oddzia1 gen. Duzynskiego roz-
bill 18ta dywizye bolszewicka Pod
Drozdowem biorac 600 jeflcow, 6
armat i 400 wagonow koleic-
wych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-05
TElEGRANY KRAJOWE;
Dokonczene ze strony l~-szei.

SEEM mieScie. Zapowiadaja. re
konwencya ia oSwiadczy sic "a
ratytrkacya traktatu pokojowego
wraz Z instytucyq Ligi Ludlow,
be- zadnych rczerwacyi. specy-
Amy komitet wzia} juz pod uwa-
sc warunki traktatowe i po sci
Stem roztrzaSnieciu ich wygoto-
wal odpowiedni rapport d1a kon--
wencyi.
W skiad komitetu. kt6ry podpi-
sal rajort, wchodz2: T. \,
bancroft, I Chicago; VIM.
H. Wadhams L Noweso Iorku i
F. \. Judson re st. Louis. \
Chas, S. Smith L Topeka, Hans.
i H. G.. Tucker I Lexington. Va,
przedstawia rapport mniejszoSci
w ktorym zaznaczQ. re ME sa W
moznoSci pOgodzic sic W tel spra-
vie z w~iekszoscia komitetu.
,,komitet wasz Jest zdania. re
traktat wraz z instytucva Ligi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-05
XTRA!
HANIEBNA UMOWA Boil
SZEWICKO-PRUSKA.

Londyn, 5. sierpnia. - Rosya
bolszewicka bavaria tajna umo-
we z Niemcami, co do Polski ia
kilka tygodni pred rozpocze-
ciem swej ofensywy.
Zfodziejski pakt prusko . boil
szewicki zawiera nastepujace
punkty:
Niemcy pozwola Rosy zabrae
z Polski wszystka bron, amuni--
eye, tabor kolejowy i wszystka
zywnoS6.
Pc dokonanym podboju Polski,
Rosya posle komisarzy bolszewi-
ckich do Polski, ktorzyby dopil--
nowali eksportu wszelkiego TO-
dzaju zapasow. Pc dokonaniu te-
SO czynu Polska zostanie oddana
Niemcom jake gwarancya przy-
sziych kredytow, jake Rosya mo-
re otrzymac Cd Niemiec.
w celu nikniecia warunkow tel
umowy Rosya pozostawi W Pol
see czerwona armie Polska, two
rzenie ktorej zosta3o juz rozpo--
czete ma ziemiach polskich, zaje-
tych przez bolszewikoW.
Bolszewicy So przekonani, re
Anglia ME jest w stanie okazac
Polsce pomocy materyalnej.
Pc za}atwieniu sic z Polska
bolszewicy maja zamiar uderzyc
ma Rumunie i odebrac Bessarabie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-05
PULK ZOLNIERZY z
SKICH PONAD AZ LETNICH.

Poznan. - WSrod. czfdHk6W
dawnej Stray ludowej powstala
mysl zorganizowania poza wszy-
stkimi oddziaiami ochotniczymi.
oddziaIu 1go pulku poznansklego,
ziozonego Z ochotnikow ponad
Il lata, ktory sformowac maja
punk ia wiasny koszt, Z w}asncm
wyekwipowanicm i w}asna bro
nia. Puk ton peinit bedzie slul-
he wartownicza, luzujqc W ten
spoSob kilka tysiccy lolnlcrza,
ktory pelnii te siuzbe dotychczas.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-05

Ludlow powinien bye ratyflkowa
nv be- zadaych rezerwacyi' -
tax opiewa rapport wiekszoscl O
sprawie traktatu, SWAT z uprag-
nicniem oczekuje przywrocenla
iepSzego uregulowania warun--
k6w. po zakonczeniu tel wielklel
wojny. Jezeli poprawki beda pro
ponowane przcz Stany Zjedno--
czone, niewatpliwie i inne pam
silva zaproponuja inne poprawEl.
lest rzecza wskazana, BY Sta
ny Zjednoczone popieraly ten
proiekt ola Ligi Ludlow. Liga u
zasadniona Jest ma naszem Was
rem doSwiadczeniu w federa@i
Stan6w, cieszacych sic woinoscl4
i pckojcm. Naszym ~najszczyt-
uie'szym celem byio pofaczenie
sic z Aliantami, ahy zapobiedz
zrujnowaniu wolnosci.
..Gdy wdaiiSmy sic we woJne,
oSwiadczylismy, IL naszem d9ze
MEM ! celem jest zdobyt ME tyl-
10 dla siebie samych, ale ! ola
w~szvstkich panstw Swiata.
trwasy pokoj, oparty ma tych "a
<adach wolnoSci ! sprawiedliwo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-05
POCZTA Z POLSXI.
CHRZEST KRWI SKAUTOW
w PLOSKIROWIE.

Lw6w. Dzienniki donosza.
re w walkach Z banda bolszewi-
cka. ktora dazyia do Ploskirowa
otrzvmali chrzest boiowy polscy
skauci Z Ptoskirowa i bawlacy u
Mich W goscinie skauci warsaw
Soy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-05

Sci. jakiemi sami sic cieszymy.
L.iga Ludlow jest zorganizowana
ola takiego celu. Gdyby Stany
zjednoczonc odmowiiy wejscia W
skiad Ligi, zadalyby porazke
Swej w}asnej organizacyi"'
Omawiajac sprawe porawek l
rezerwacyi, rapport kladzie nacisk
ma fakt, re poprawki rnicestwi--
lyby projekt, oraz zaznacza, re
ewentualnie tylko interpretacyl~
ne rezerwacye NIGGA bye dozwo-
lone.