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Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-09
Continuation Of Navy Building
Program Until Disarmament Pact
Signed By Powers, Harding Plan
President Elect Conferrng With Chairman Of House Naval
Committee Indicates He Favors Making u S. Navy One
Of Worlds Strongest Until Agreement Is Reached

MARION. Ohio. Jan S-A naval
policy To keep the United States ono
of the strongest sea powers until -
binding disarmament agreement can
be reached. was discussed at a con-
ference today between PreSident-elect
Harding and Representative Butler,
of PENNSYLVANIA, chairman OF the
house naval committee. 1t was indi
Gated that, although final decision
must await Developments. the attitude
OF Senator Harding pointed 10 con-
tinuation OF the fleet construction
program now in progress. Coupled
with this program. however. would be
material curtailment in civilian en-
ployes of the navy department and
various economies in the land stations
under navy jurisdiction.
Senator Harding has long favored
an efficient navy and he is understood
TO feel big navy policy might be
continued practically. if steps me
taken TO curtail the strength of thS
army along lines he approved yesteg-
day in conference with Chairman
Kahn of the house military commit
tee,
He also favorS strongly the reserve
system for both army and navy and
is understood to have indicated TO
Chairman Butler an adequate navy
should be considered a requisite 10
national defense.
The question of the navy hinges.
however, on what proSress may I've
round possible in the movement for a
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-09
IN
FUTURES FLAYEO

WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-Schedules
for hearings on the proposed regula-
ton of future transactions on ex-
changes in agricultural products by
eliminating speculation were announc-
ed today by the house agricultural
committee. The hearings will close
Saturday. when the committee will
proceed to draft measure.
Representatives of the Pacific
coast cotton exchange will be heard
Tuesday. and South Dakota bankers
will be among those To be heard
Thursday.
Four bills are pending before the
committee. Two purpose to bar ju-
ture speculative transactions from in
terstate commerce and the other two
would impose q prohibitive tax,
To deal with future transactions in
grain. and two with cotton.
Defenders of the futures exchange
have told the committee elimination
of all speculation would hamper bust
ness and be detrimental TO the pro
ducerS. Proponents of the measure
have replied exchanges We're intend
ed as the common meeting places of
legitimate sellers and buyers of farm
products. whereas the "speculator"
has intruded himself and "manipulat-
ed the market to the detriment OF
both the producers and consumers.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-09
No Word Heard From Scout
Parties Sent To Escort
Balloonists To Cochrane

COCHRANE. Ont. Jan. S.-No
word of the progress made by the
three American naval balloonists. dog
shedding to civilization from Moose
Factory, the Hudson'S Bay Company
post at James Bay, had been receiV-
ed late tonight,
Scouting parties sent out TO meet
the ballooniSts had not been heard
from. consequently the aeronauts' ar
rival is not expected until tomorrow.
Newspapermen, officials and others
who had been waiting here in the be
lief that the airmen's Indian guides
would lead them over the shorter
trail of the Abitibi river. moved to-
night 10 Mattice. the end of the Miss
inabi river trail.
This move was made following re
ports that Lieutenants Kloor Farrell
and Hinton had Joined q party going
TO Matuce.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-09
7 D
open SESSION
At PHOENIX
TOMORROW
State Senators And Represen-
tatives From Ali Parts Of
Arizona Reach Capitol
BUSY TERM EXPECTED
Largest Body Of Lawmakers
In States History Will
Convene Tomorrow Noon

PHOENlN, Jan. S.-From all parts
of Arizona members of the lesisia-
ture were gathering here tonight for
the session which opens at noon Mon
day. With large number of bills
in prospect it appeared probable that
/ the legislature would be in session
the full sixty days authorized by law
Various of the state departments
had prepared bills for submission to
the legislature Whether Governor
Campbell would recommend much
legislation was anceNain and was not
expected to be disclosed until his.
message was delivered 1t was known
however that the chief executive Of
the state had had legislation under
consideration during the past few
days.
In addition, ii appeared from con
versations in hogel Hobbies and else
where that every member of the leg
isiature had come armed with one or
more measures or ideas for measures
which he believed should be enacted
into law.
Governor Campbell had not get
completed his message in its final
form today but was understood to be
working OK ~
This viii be the largest legislature
in point of numbers in the history of
state legislative sessions. which began
in 1918 with the convening of the
first state legislature of Arizona. The
senate will have the same number as
in the last session, 10. of whom 10
viii be Republicans and nine Demo-
Gratis.
The house will have four more
members than heretofore, owing 10
the operation OF the re-districtiHS
law. Maricopa county will have three
additional members and Pinal county
one. Total membership of the house
will be 80. with 20 Democrats and II
Republicans.
This session will show fewer wom-
en- member in the house, only two be
ing enrolled In 1919 there were four
and in 1917 three. Both women
members will represent Yuma county.
There are Mrs. Nellie T. Bush. Of
Parker. and Miss c. Louise BehrinS
er of Yuma Both are Democrats.
Both women have been mentioned
for the speakership but political ob-
servers were of the opinion that the
strongest fight for the speakership
was being made by =. C. Keefe. Dem
ocrat of Clarkdale. Yavapai county.
In the senate three Republicans
were being strongly supported 5y
various groups for the presidency Of
the senate They We're II. B. Wilkin-
son and Celora NJ. Stoddard. both o.
Maricopa county. and f. o. Gcodell Of
Pima county Wilkinson and Goodell
are both veterans of the senate. while
Stoddard is new member but said
10 have had much acquaintance with
the procedure in the legislature. Will
kinson was regarded by observers as
most likely TO be chosen.
Gatherings of influential Democrats
and also of party leaders among the
Republicans. We're held at the state
house today They were in the nature
of executive sessions. reported To
have had bearing upon the legis-
latiVe session.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-09
Changes
In State Board OF
Health Are Urged

PHOENIX, Jan. S.-Scientific work
cannot be carried on by politicians.
according to DR.. r. c. Williams, of
the bureau of public health. who
came to Phoenix to make a study of
Arizona public health department
DR. Williams said he believed the
state board of health should be taken
Sut of politics and added he had
made That point clear in bill he had
drafted for presentation TO the legis-
lature subject TO approval of Cover
nor Campbell.
The federal physician said he fav-
ored establishment of state board
of health consisting of three men,
bers, to serve for a term of six years
after the expiration OF the terms OF
the first members He suggested
these terms should expire in 1922.
1924 and 1926.
With the exception of the law re
garding vital statistics, DR.. Williams
said he would suggest sweeping
changes in Arizona health legislation
and had made 80 recommendations to
Governor Campbell in recent con-
ference. One would require the state
health officer to devote his entire
time to the duties of his office. He
also suggested there would be an ep-
idemiologist and canitary engineer.
The appropriations suggested to car
nv out his ideas was $4,000
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-09

presidential candidates nor to use
the powers of their offices to in.
fluence the selection of party cam
didates nor To champion the cause
OF any candidate for the presiden-
tial nomination. Nothing could
more certainly destroy the useful
ness of national officers than To
become involved in matters of
this sort. The establishment and
maintenance of permanent ma
tional headquarters with suffi-
cient force To carry on its leSi-
innate operations. the raising of
necessary funds for this purpose.
the educational work to be done
through proper publicity. are all
objects of the highest Importance
and should receive the whole
thought and attention of the na.
tional officers"
In all parts of the country. Nc
Adoo said, Democrats are ask
ing eagerly what is TO be done
for the future"
We must have party leader
ship in the future that will stay
on the job and that will make
the business of the Democratic
party its only job"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-09

general reduction of world armament.
Butler who il inclined to place little
faith in the proposal. expects to de.
velop in committee hearings next
week all information available on the
probable consequences of disarma.
ment. This information he will turn
over to Senator Harding.
Il am determined 10 know" he said
in statement. what other nations
sincerely desire in the way OF IN
agreement To limit armament.
Butler called Senator HardmS'S At.
tention to the provision OF the naval
appropriation bill of 1916, requesting
the president To make a canvass OF
world sentiment on disarmament. He
recommended that the new admins
tration take advantage of this author
iZation.
Another of President-elect Harding's
callers today was Daniel G. Reid. New
York manufacturer and financier. who
talked over the general financial sit
uation and gave his opinion ON the
problem of getting money systems
back to a sound basis.
B. r. lnman. of Indianapolis, mana.
ger of the Indiana Chamber of Com
merce. presented Senator Harding the
results of study made by his or
ganization into financial conditions.
He advised that there be no attempts
TO remedy the situation by piecemeal
measures. but that farmers. manufac-
turers and all ohter groups be pre-
vailed upon to take their share of at
ter-war depression.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-09
IRISH AMER||(C GERMAN CONSPIRACY CHARGED BY BRITISH
Tariff Forgotten
AS Congressman
Scramble For Toys

WASHINGTON. Jan. s. - The
staid business OF tariff making
halted today in the house ways
and means committee room
while committee members Scram-
bled for toys. rivaling a Christ
mas festival. Committeeman
went home with dolls and ami
mails bulsing from their pockets.
J. o. FOote. toy manufacturer
PLAYED Santa Claus. Hs came to
appeal for tariff protection on
toys. particularly esllulOid toys.
Every time Americans turned out
a new toy. he said. Japanese imi-
tators duplicated il and shipped
over tons for sale AT lower
wholesale rate than American
factories could make.
To support his argument, Foote
came armed with a huge box OF
TOYS. He exhibited them. seated
solemnly behind the great horse
shoe desk on its high platform
His argument finished. Foote
said he had no further use for his
exhibits. and the scramble began
The Solons were boys again in
second and when the rush was
stopped the toy box was empty
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-09
Million For Air
Mail Service Is
Denied By House

WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-The post
office appropriation bill carrying ap-
proximately S572 100000 was passed
today by the house after S1,25O,O00
for the air mail service had been
stricken out Virtually no other
change was made in the bill as re-
ported.
The bill which now goes TO the SEN
ate carries approximately SOS 100000
more than was available to the posi-
office department during the current
fiscal year and is the largest of any
OF the four appropriation measures
passed by the house at this session.
The bill was disposed of in less than
two days.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-09
FRENCH DENY
NOTIFYING j. ).
RUHR INVASION
PREPARED FOR
Embassy AT Washington Says
American Government Has
Not Been So Advised
SITUATION is CRITICAL
Allies Dissatisfaction Over
German Failure To Disarm
May Bring Difficulty

WASHINGTON, Jan. Sin n state
ment tonight the French embassy de-
MED reports published yesterday that
in behalf OF its government il had in
formally notified the United States Of
a contemplated invasion of the RuEr
valley. The reports stated that the
action was in prospect because of the
alleged failure of the German govern
ment 10 effect a disarmament in that
district.
The report to which denial mas
been made was based on the action
OF the French embassy in giving &c
the state department without comment
a copy of a note sent recently hy
France TO Germany. directing atten-
tion TO the latter's alleged failure 20
effect disarmament and to fulfill OH
er obligations in the Ruhr valley.
Possible contemplated action by
France in suppore OF the note has been
widely discussed esT-cialy in refer
ence TO a possible occupation OF the
district.
While it is said that the state de-
partment has conveyed no intimation
OF the attitude the United States
would take. ii is understood officials
hold that invasion would be inoppoT-
time.
Allies Reach Agreement
PARIS. Jan. S.-Decisions as 10
the methods to be employed in fore
ing Germany TO disarm her civil
guards is all that remains 10 be ar
ranged between the British and
French governments. says the Excel
siOr. which quotes an important dip
lomatic parsonage" at the French
foreign office The two governments
are declared to be in accord.
Reports from the interallied control
commission in Berlin. declares the
Petit Parisien, show that former
general of the German imperial staff
is at the head of the civil guard and
the newspaper declares France would
be satisfied if the Berlin government
would give guarantees that present
organizations binding regular forces
and militia together are destroyed.
Rhine Fleet Divided
PARIS, Jan S.-Walker ID. Hines,
arbitrator in the distribution OF Ger
man inland shipping under the peace
treaty has awarded France 1872 per
cent of Germany's Rhine fleet
France is given 253.0O0 tons OF
barges and tugs with $4,000 hOrsepow-
er. The award is final.
Hines decision was announced at a
hearing today attended by the repre-
sentative of Germany and France
Disposition of other enemy river
fleets remains to be settled. but the
Rhine shipping is by far the largest
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-09
BANDIT SUSPECT
WOUNDS DEPUTY

PHOENIN, Jan. S-Three men in
at Yuma and who overpowered. hand
cuffed and threatened with death Con
stable w. \. 0'Neill at ella Ben yes.
terday. were arrested mile west of
Casa Grande last night At the the
time of the arrest, however. one of
the trio shot Deputy Sheriff West
Gates twice. The deputy. was not Sc
riously wounded
On receiving word at Casa Grande
of the seizure of Constable O'Neill,
Deputies Gates and ]. T. Miles went
in search of the fugitives and met
them on the road from Gila Bend.
The three submitted to arrest. ac-
cording To the story as related from
the sheriff's office at Florence. but
one of the trio asked permissiin to
go into the brush To get bundle
which he said he had left about 100
yards from the road The officers
agreed and Deputy Gates accompan
led the prisoner. The latter turned
suddenly. drew revolver thrust il
al Gates stomach and fired. As he
pulled the trigger, however. Gates
swerved sidewise and struck at the
bandits drist. AS Il result. the hui
let merely grazed him. Then Gates
knocked his prisoner down. As the
latter fell. he fired again. the bullet
piercing one Of the deputy's legs.
In shooting. the bandit used wes-
pom which had not been found in the
officers search. The other two had
teen dissrmed. Deputy Miles. there
fore. rett the two aud ran to Gates
assistance, overpowerins tho lstter'S
assailant All three prisoners We're
then taken TO Jail
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-09
YACHT HELD READY

CHARLESTON. S. c., Jan. S.-Sen-
ator Frelinghuysen's yacht. the Vic
toria. on which President-elect Hard
ing and Mrs Harding are expected TO
cruise in Florida waters soon, was in
port today preparing for the trip. The
Harding party probably will board
the Yacht at St. Augustine. Fla, and
a full golfing equipment has been
placed on board for the use of the
president-elect.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-09
PERsHINo AGAIN HoNoREp

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5. = General
Pershing today added to his titles and
decorations that of honorary citizer.
ship OF the city OF Strasbours" No
tice to that effect was received by
the general from the mayor OF Stras-
bourg.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-09
OVERALL PRICES CUT

NEW YORK, Jan. S--OveraII de-
MIN prices were revised today by one
of the largest manufacturers to ba-
sis OF II cents for 2-20 indigos.
The new prices will permit retail
ing at $3.50 instead Of $3.50 and up
ward
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-09
HEAVY SNOW IN TEXAS

CLARENDON. Texas. Jan s -
Heavy snow fell here today and the
weather is getting colder.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-09
THE WEATHER

Arizona: Sunday ana
probably Monday fair: slow
ly rising temperature.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-09
COPPER PRICES

AVsrase l'ric, of copper Tor the
wecl; ending Dec. -. 1890 .l2i5S
Average week ending Dcccm-
Der -. 1890 .......-.-....--...... 1875
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sIUo KARTU PRIZES POLL
CHA.

Policijos virsininkui reko-
menduojant miesto taryba ne
senai prayede paredyma, i
dant visi automobilistai poll
cijoje uzsiregistruotu ir su
savimi turetp policijines re-
lzordu knygeles su fotografi-
jonis.
Prizes ia paredyna pakele
kova Illinois automobiliu kliu-
bas. Prizes ta paredyma nori-
ma gauti injunction ir tuo-
mi neleisti policijai arestuo-
ii automobilist9 neturinciu
tu policijos knygelip.
Tas klausimas bus payes-
tas riSti teismams. Kliubo vir-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-11

reiSke, jog sulaukes laimin-
giausios dienos savo gyveni-
me. Mes taika Airijos su
Anglia esas tikras daiktas.
Tuotarpu de Valera muse
telegrama Anglijos premierui
Lloyd George. Pranese, jog
jis priima premiere pakvieti-
ma konferencijon Londone.
Konferencijos metu per vi
sq diena prieSais Mansion ru-
mus liuliavo minios zmoniQ.
Nebuvo artimais nei vieno
anglQ kareivio, nei policianto.
Nepakilo jokia betvarke.
Minios kele ovacijas gene
rolui Macready, de Valerai ir
kittens sinn-feineriQ vadams.
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Is NORTH SIDE.

Mot. Sa-gos 4-tos KIP. pries-
seiminis susirinkimas ivyks
antradienyj, liepos u, 1921
m., paprastoj vietoj, lygiai
800 w.
Tikiu, kad sajungietes netik
skaitlingai, bet If punktualiai
atsilankys Sian svarbian susi.
rinkiman.
Tai-gi nepamirskite atsilan-
tkyti, mes. reikia prisirengti
prie ateinancio Seimo ir yra
IIabai daug dalyku syarstymui.
Ona r. Paliuliute,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-11
AIRIU-ANGLU TAIKAI sA,
LYGOS.

Londonas, liepos IL. = Du-
blino militariai autoritetai O.
ficialiai paSkelb6 salygas, ku-
riomiS parodomos Siandie al
riQ-anglQ paliaubos. Stai jos:
Eamom de Valera, sutikes
priimti ministerio pirmininkO
Lloyd George pakvietima Lon
dono konferencijon, savo Sail
ninkams skelbia isakymQ:
l. Pertraukti visas atakas
prizes anglQ sp9kas ir civilius
zmones.
2. Nevartoti ginklQ.
3. Pertraukti visokios ru-
Sizes militarius jud6jimus.
4. Susilaikyti nuo maisimo-
81 j vieSqsias If privatines nuo
savybes.
5. Saugoties visokiQ zygiQ,
llas gal6tq pakenkti taikos ta-
ryboms arba kas galetQ .vers-
ii militare valdzia isimaiSyti,
Anglia is savo puses pas
kelb6 tokias salygas:
l. Militariai ir policijos uz-
puolimai If kratos pertrau-
kiami.
2. Militaris veikimas susiau
rinamas ligi reikiamos pagel-
bos policijai jos normalese
pareigose.
3. SviesQ gesinimo isakymai
panaikinami.
4. Siuntimas daugiau ka-
ruomenes is Anglijos sulaiko-
mas.
5. Policijos funkcijas Dub
line atlieka Dublino metropo-
lijos policija.
Tes paliaubQ salygos ina
veikti liepos II d. pusiaudie-
niu.
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ne tik neraportavo policijos
visininkui, bet nepasidarba-
vo tuojaus surasti piktada-
riQ il IT,, ir tt.
Kapitonas Malloy policijoje
tarnauja n metus. Septyne-
rius metus jis isbuyo leitenan-
tu. 1918 metals pakeltas i ka-
pitonus. Budamas policijos
tarnyboje jis ,issejio adyokato
mokslus If gayo leidima but
advokatu.
Policijos virSininkas pareis-
Ike, kad jei kapitonas bus kal-
tas, be jokio klausimo bus
pasalintas is policijos tarny-
bos.
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Prizes LENKUS SUKILO
VISI GYVENTOJAl,
EINA KRUVINA KOVA SU
ZELIGOWSKIO KAREI-
VIAIS.

BERLYNAS, iepos II. -
Naujas karas pakilo buVu-
shame vokieciu-rusu fronte
Gudijoje ir Vilniaus srity.
Gudai savanoriai, apsigink
lave SautuVais ir kulkasVai
dziais, uzeme buVusio Vohe'
ciu-rusu karo igSiol nepanai
kintus apkasus ir kitas stra,
tegines pozicijas ir pradejc
kova su Zeigowskio karuome,
ne. Pastaroji guduS atakuoja
su Sarvuotais automobiliais.
Apie tai Gia gavo ziniu Gu
dijos respublikos miSija.
Misija tvirtina, kad prizes
lenkus. taigi ir pries zeigow,
skio spekas, sukele revoluci-
ia visi gyventojai If Vihiaus
srity, kuria okupuoja zeligo-
Wski.
cia kalbama, kad lenku ne
pavykimas su maistais Augs-
tojoj silezijoj dave ikvepimo
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.BECAILEST|NGA KOVA
SU BOLSVIzMO PRIESAlS
TAIP sAKo RUSIJoS AU-
ToKRATAS LENINAS.

Ryga, liepos II. Rusijos
bolSevistinis autokratas Leni,
mas paskiausia kalbedamas
Maskvoje j savo Salininkus
praneS6, kad proletariato dix
tatura Rusijoie zut-but turi
but palaikoma. Tuo tisklu ne
sigail6ti nei zmoniQ gyvasties
nei kitko.
BolSevikQ valdzia, sake, jis,
negali niekam zad6ti jokios
IaiSvts, nei demokratiios. Mes
po tikrosios demokratijos We.
lava Siandie grupuojasi visi
kontr-revoliucionieriQ elemen-
tai.
Be jokio pasigail6iimo turi
but kovojama prizes mensevi-
kus ir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BolSevistin6 valdzia visas lai-
kas tur bud6ti.
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VaIstiettiiai Zudc zeIigowskio
kareivluS

| gudams ir Kittens paAltl
prizes, amzinus savo skriaude-
jus ir lenhntojus.
ValstieGiai revoliucionieriai
SD Zeligowskio spekomis pa,
sekmingai kovoja aplink AS
mena, Valaznus ir kitur.
PraneSta, kad Guduose il
Vilnijoje gyventojus suprovo-
kavo patsai zeligowski. Jis
paskelbe vienur ir kitur jau-
nimo mobilizacija. Megino va
ru priversti Janus vyrus tar
nauti savo karuomenej. Gy-
ventojams uzteko to Varsavos
berno jungo If iie pakilo re-
voliucijon.
Gudu misija turi ziniu, jog
miesto Vilniaus ir GardinO
srities gyventojai didziai ne
rimsta. Kas momentas ir jie
gall pakilti prizes zeligowski
ir. abelnai, prizes lenku valdzia.
Gudu revoliucijos svarbiau-
sias tikslas atgaivinti savo res
publika ir valdzia If praginti
visus lenkus kolionistus, ku-
riems Varsava dalina Gudijos
zemes.
Daugel mazesniuose mieste-
liuose revoliucionieriai iSzude
Zeligowsho kareivius ir po-
licija.
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TIeGiOji |. Vytiy Seine Oiena

einskas = pirm. pag, Pr. Sa-
vickas = raSt.
Isrinkti Vyciq organizacija
Iatstovauti A. l.. r. X. Fedora
cijos Taryboje: kun. Karalius
ir A. Aleksis.
Nubalsuota sekanti Seimq
laikyti Detroite, Mich.
Per valdybos rinkimQ Sci
man atsilanke keletas tauti-
ninkQ-liberalu pasiziureji-
mui.
Seimas buvo gyvas. Dides-
nj dalyvuma svarstymuOse e.
me studentai ir ivairiQ kolio-
niju vietiniai veik9jai. Tx
stambiuose, opiuose klausi-
muose zymesnieii inteligental
pagelb6jo svarstyti.
Net trys "Draugo" redak-
cijos nariai eme dalyvuma
Seine uzimdami vietas komL
!sijose.
Nors Chicagos angliski laik-
rascal yra labai sunkqs pri-
eiti, vienok jie kai-kuriose sa-
vo laidose Wis 81 bel ia patai-
pindavo apie VyGiu Selma.
Seimas daug ka svarbaus
nutare ir dabar belieka yisus
tuos nutarimus inkunyti. Tas
padarys X-tajl, jubiliejinl
Selma Detroite, prie organi-
zatoriaus sios organizacjos,
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