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The Winslow mail., 1923-11-09
No Cause for Alarm.

Patient Geehly)-E suppose your bill
wiIl be awfully 'ar@e this time, doc?
Dpctnr-Don't yoU worry about that
it's gong TO be paid by your heirs
The Winslow mail., 1923-11-09
ANTIQUITY OF WISDOM

Grace read where they are MAX
ing sugar out of sawdust now
Mabel-Well, | don't see anything
wonderful about that. Mother Eve
made a dress out of fig leaf.
The Winslow mail., 1923-11-09
Describing Him.

"Very bald. is he not?"
YES" replied old Gaunten Grimm
when mis- hat blows off and he drops
his eyeglasses he is practically un
1ressed.
The Winslow mail., 1923-11-09
Had Him GUESSING.

She-I saw you calling at Miss
Prydes house yesterday. Was she
nome?
He-That's what I've been wonder
ing
The Winslow mail., 1923-11-09

1t is fine for colleges to teach
everything but college students
shouldn'd think they know it.
The Winslow mail., 1923-11-09

The honeymoon is over when he
starts chewing tobacco again.
The Winslow mail., 1923-11-09

Some men are so cautious they
can't buy gold fish without worrying
over its turning to brass.
The Winslow mail., 1923-11-09
Can't Be Done.

I'm willing for my wife
To have her way" said Mister Day.
The trouble is. alas.
She never lets me have my way"
The Winslow mail., 1923-11-09
s-.zs.,rs.t tee,-,.suasrrrssu ssurIrs'l5 q.
= INK, ! .s:s%DL
GLYCERIN AND ROSE WATER

or quick and gentle healing of
sore chapped skin. Also fra
grantIy soothing on the face after
shaving.
PureteSt Glycerin, clear as a
crystal is the first real improve
ment in glycerin in many years.
Not satisfied with the best gly
cerin Of all" the Rexall chemists
made the best better.
Two of the 200 Puretest prepa-
rations for health and hygiene.
Every item the best that skill and
conscience can produce.
Evening star., 1923-10-07
CRED'I]I.

Don't hesitate at all to make
use ofsotirs Easy Credit Terms.
Just pay q little down and the
balance in small weekly or
monthly payments.
Evening star., 1923-10-07
!. FREE.

$ With every; purchase amounting to
: 500 Or more we viii give FREE our
! SsFour-piecep pShefaeld Silver Servite:. or
your choice Of our APIECE DECORATED
Dinnerware Set, or z6-piece set Of
:, VIM Al: Rogers -SiIverware..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-02
Rickenbacker Car to Lead
Way to Comal City-Re-
freshments for All; Hand
some Attendance Prize
Offered All Motorists
Invited.
PRIZE FOR LUCKY MOTORfST

Through the courtesy of Ellis
Clancy. vice president of the
Southern Equipment Company.
The Light will give a handsome
attendance prize Sunday in the
form of a five-gallon Aladdin
TheTmalware jar, for keeping food
or liquids hot or cold. These jars
ordinarily sell for So each and are
valuable adjuncts to any motorists
camping equipment.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-02
RAIDING PARTY OUT
Have Success Three Times In Visits
10 Government Hill.

Three successful and several I'M
successful raids were conducted by
city police, federal officers and mill
tary police Wednesday afternoon and
night, resulting in the seizure of two
stills, 300 gallons of mash and a
quantity of beer and whiske-.
Government Hill was he scene vf
activities Wednesday afternoon. IN
house in the 1900 blocL North
New Braunfels avenue. officers found
2SS bottles of cold bear buried iii
two wooden ice boxes; u onc-gailon
bottles and 20 pints OF whiskey In
n cold drink stand in the same block,
one pint of whiskey was found be-
hind n bar. Two white men and
one negro were taken into custody
during the course of the two raids.
Moonshining operations have been
conducted at an old oil warehouse
on Aveue II, it. was revealed wheE
officers raided The place Wednesday,
night. A 35-gallon still that had
recently been i'm operation was dis
covered. The still was warm ut the
time the officers ap leared. A smaller
still. OF approximately 20-gailon ca
pacity was found under the ware
house. Fifteen gallons of whiskey and
six J0-gallon barrels Of mash We're
also found. No arrests have been
made as vet
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-02

New Braunfels, picturesque and
thriving little city on the Comal river
about so miles northeast of San An
tonic. will be visited b. the Light
motor caravan on its third tour OF
the season, Sunday afternoon. The
caravan will form promptly at >
o'clock at the Clifton George dis
tributing organizations headquarters
at East Houston and Bowie streets
just around the corner from the
Alamo-and will leave few minutes
later.
All motorists are invited to go
along. regardless of the make of car
owned. This invitation applies as well
to flivver owners as those who drive
limousines.
A Rickenbacker car, furnished by
Clifton George, Southwest distributor,
will lead the way this Sunday after
noon. The Rickenbacker, it will be
remembered. was the first American
passenger Ncar to incorporate the four
wheel brake. which feature is now be-
ing adopted by many other makes.
Motorists should welcome the chance
to see this latest offering on the
American motor car market-a prod
net of Capt Eddie Rickenbacker, IA
nous American ace-perform.
A trip filled with greater interest
than the two preceding ones is as
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-02
HOW TO SELL BOOKS
Statesmen Show Good and Bad Way
To DO Ii.

A particularly good demonstration
of selling books from house to house,
along with detailed discussion on
the same subject. was given by I.
l.. Kaufman. salesman. assisted 10y
Miss Nora Deussen, at the regular
meeting of the San Antonio Sales
manship Club, held Wednesday noon
in the Gunter Hotel.
Mr.. Kaufman chose to show the
members of the club how TO sell
books from house TO house by con-
tract. first taking the part of the
untidy. lifeless and "dumb" sales.
man, then following this demonstra-
ton up with one of neat. well-ap-
pearing salesman with n steady flow
of speech.
T.. b. Butler. basso. accompanied
on the piano by Miss Emma Lipps,
entertained with several numbers,
while Miss Nora Deussen gave, an
representation of n negro telephone
conversation. Tom Petriney was
leader of the day. Vice President
Carleton W. Adams presided in the
absence of the president, Charles
George
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-02
DISMISS COMPLAINTS
AGAINST NINETEEN
MEN CAUGHT In RAID
Faulty Complaints Reason
for Throwing Them
Out of Court.

Sustaining a motion of defense at
torneys, Justice of the Peace r. Neil
Campbell Wednesday afternoon quash
ed complaints against nineteen mel
arrested by the state rangers at the
Pastime Club on South Flores street
week ago and charged with loiter-
ing in a gambling house. The coy
plants were ouashed on the ground
that they were invalid, in that they
had been sworn to before George w.
Huntress and J. A. y. Flores, special
investigators in the district attorneys
office, who are not authorized by law
to administer oaths. }
1t developed in the argument on
the motion to ouash the complaints
that Huntress had signed one-half the
complaints and Flores administered
the oath, and that Flores had signed
the other while. Huntress admins
tered the oath. A special investigator,
the court held, is not authorized to
administer an oath.
Following the quashing of the COM
plants, however, Huntress filed new
ones against the nineteen men. They
were signed by Flores and sworn TO
before Huntress as a notary. public.
Both men had used the title "assist-
ant district attorney" in the original
complaints. The minutes Of the COM
missioner's court. defense attorneys
claimed, showed that these two had
been appointed special investigators
and not assistant district attorneys.
The rangers originally arrested 2G
men in the raid on the Pastime Club.
Felony charges were filed against five
of them while misdemeanor charges
we're filed against the other 81.
Complaints against two men, Mckay
and Good. were dismissed on orders
from the district attorneys office, no
reason being shown on the docket.
Up-to late hour Wednesday none
of the nineteen defendants against
whom new complaints had been filed,
had been arrested.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-02
MAJOR NILES HERE
War Veteran, Financier, Oil Man and
,OkIahoman Guardsman in City.

Major Alva J. Niles, war veteran
banker and financier, oil man and Q
brigade commander in the Oklahoma
National Guard is in San Antonio fol
several days from his home in Tulsa
Major Niles has many friends in
San Antonio. He was stationed here
during a portion of his wartime mil
itary service and has been frequent
visitor here from time to time for q
number of years. He is one of the
best known men in Oklahoma having
had a large share in shaping the re-
cent business and political affairs of
his state. He recently retired as
president of one Of the largest banks
in Tulsa. Major Niles was in COM
mand Of the state troops during the
declaration of martial law by the gov
ernor of Oklahoma in several locali-
ties recently. He is renewing ac-
-quaintance with numerous army men
stationed at the post here.
AS president of the Tulsa Chamber
Of Commerce, Major Niles took an
active part in the rapid development
of the Capital City of the Mid-con-
tinent Oil Fields" Tulsa, as every
body interested in oil knews, was the
financial and business center about
which Oklahoma's phenomenal oil de-
velopment revolved and Major Miles
was an important figure in that de-
velopment. As head Of bank largely
patronized by the oil fraternity and
L L..
he knew almost every operator and
refiner in Oklahoma pers )nally.
while / believe as strongly as ever
in the future of Oklahoma and the
vast oil territory which is yet to be
developed there, 1 acknowledge that
San Antonio, too, is rapidly becom-
ing the center of another great oil
development which in my estimation
will give. to the world, several tro-
nendous pools. OF course under present
an oil property is almost
a liability rather than an asset but
the day will come when oil will again
take its proper place in the market
and San Antonio will reap the bene-
fits of this development as Tulsa has
done. Oklahoma is making forward
strides in all lines, business is hold
ing up well and an era of home-build-
ing is under way in our state"
Major Niles will reamin for about
a week in San AntoEio. He is
guest at the st. Anthony.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-02
LIONS AT THE PARK
See Bathing Revue and Potato Race
at Open Air Meeting.

A bathing revue and a potato race,
the latter topping off a roast chicken
dinner. featured the open air mees-
ing of the Lions Club. held in
koehler Park Wednesday noon. Col.
Lewis Perry. district governor If
the Lions Club, was the honor
guest.
Colonel Perry made a strong talk
IN favor of the Lions Club taking an
active part in the welfare of the CITY.
he further advocated a larger mem
bership.
~, MISS Lee Mae Marshall, Palace
hneater' was awarded first place in
the bathing revue and was pres ,nted
with novelty vanity case. while Miss
Lenore Hertzberg won second ,loce.
In addition TO winning the bathing
revue, Miss Marshall won first mace
In the potato race.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-02
How To Kill Leaf Worm.

In answer to the request of the
Sabinal Chamber of Commerce, @.
III. Alvord. manager of the agricul-
ture department of the San Antonio
chamber, has issued a circular Civ
ing list of poisons that can be used
in fighting the leaf worm that is
causing damage to cotton in some
localities. A combination of one
pound paris green mixed with two
pounds dehydrated lime is sufficient
to dust over an acre or four pounds of
powered srsenate of lead will serve
the same purpose. A spray can also
be used. 1t is made by boiling two
pounds Of sal soda crystals and two
pounds of white arsenic in gallon
and half of water for twenty min
utes. This solution should then be
poured over three pounds of stone
lime and sufficient water added TO
make two gallons. One quart Of this
mixture added to 80 gallons of water
makes a proper solution to be used
as a spray. Any of these poisons
can be used effectively, according to
Mr.. Alvord.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-02
Mew BraunfeLs to Be Visited
by Light Caravan This Sunday

sured. The San Antonio Light has
arranged to send over a truckload OF
the popular cold drink, Orange Crush
while Clifton George has made similar
arrangements to send n truckloaa OF
watermelons. There will be sufficient
refreshments for all, no matter how
large the chowd.
The road to New Braunfels is paved
the entire distance and motorists
should expect no inconvenience from
dust. Neither should motorists en-
counter car trouble of any kind. How
ever, trouble car" will accompany
the. caravan to assist members who.
by chance. do experience trouble of
any nature.
The many interesting features of
New Braunfels are too well known to
San Antonians to describe here. Suf-
flee to say, some of the most beautiful
scenery in the entire state is to be
found in this quaint little Comal city.
1t is probable that. after circling
the public square at New Braunfels,
the caravan will come to halt in
beautiful Landa's Park, famed
throughout the state for its scenery.
Here the refreshments esnecially pro-
vided for this occasion will be served.
Reception Is Planned.
Citizens of New Braunfels. it is
understood. are planning n reception
for the visiting motorists, although
the nature Of this reception has not
yet been revealed. Inhabitants of New
Braunfels are noted for their hospitali-
ty and it is certain that they will do
everything within their power to make
the stay Of the caravan members
pleasant in every respect.
As on past occasions. the official
of the Light. ms well as
the automobile editor, will accompany
the caravan, so plenty of publicity for
the trip is assured. Pictures taken
Sunday afternoon will be published the
following Sunday. together with an
account of the trip. Names of motor
lists who go along will be printed where
desired.
An interesting feature Sunday will
be handsome attendance prize which
will be given some lucky motorist.
Motorists are urged to be on hand
promptly Mt . o'clock in front Of the
Clifton George building Mt East Hous-
ton and Bowie streets. Sunday after
noon. Further details of the trim.
together with man of route. will be
found in the automobile section of Sun
days Light.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-02
Reaches Seven.mile Height.
,- by the Associated Press.

. AL I.dHIt' mug. S.-In
a flight under official control, Sadi
Lecointe, noted aviator, reached an. al
tltude that may 90 down in the books
as worlds record. On descending
after two hours in the air. one of his
instruments showed that 10,SOO metres
had been attained and another regis
tered IL, 900 meters, so that he actual
ly reached height somewhat close to
seven miles. The ascent required so
minutes and be was forced to descend
when an oxygen bottle refused to
work.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-02
Raise Apples Here.

Apples can be raised in Bexar
county in spite of the opinion OF
some people to. the contrary. accord
ing to C. Fl. Alvord. manager of the
agricultural department of the San
Antonio Chamber Of Commerce. Mr.
Alvord has in his office a perfectly
shaped apple of the Excelsior variety
which was grown on three year
old tree on the place of J. r. Emrie,
who lives nine miles east of San An
tonic. The apple is of a rich straw
berry color and is absolutely without
blemish of any nature.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-02
80 ARE VACCINATED
Southerns Submit to Precautionary
Measures at st. Louis.

st. Louis. Aug. 2.-Thirty-ninc per-
sons, including several white men, ar
irving here from southern states, who
announced their intention of .emain
ing in the city. were vaccinated by
physicians of the health department
at Union Station.
1t was announced that the steI
was being taken by the city as a pre-
caution as a result of recent discovery
of a number of smallpox cases here
and reports of smallpox epidemics in
the South.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-02
Gasoline Two Cents Cheaper.
San Francisco. Cal. Auy 81

price of gasoline was reduced two
cents gallon to the consumer in the
entire Pacific coast territory by the
leading oil companies. No statement
was issued in explanation by the COM
panies.sbut the Standard Oil Company
and others announced recently that
they were facing problem of over
production. The reduction here was
from 10 to II cents.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-13
Poswiecenie sztandaru Halle,

- Poswiecenie sztandaru Haller-
czykow odbedzie sic w Niedziele,
dnia 1890 Listopada W kosciele sw.
Stanis}awa. Ma uroczystosci bedzie
obecny jenera1 Haller, konsulowie i
attache wojskowy. Ma ojcow chrzest-
nych zostali zaproszeni: Pan Wac
law Gasiorowski, jako inicjator two
rzenia Armji Polskiej we Francji.
z panna Emilia Napieralska prezes-
ka Zwiazku Polek w Ameryce; p.
j. F. Smulski, honorowy prezes Wy
dzia}u Narodowego Polskiego, pa
MIA Schunke Buffalo; Dokt6r F.
Fronczak z Buffalo, N. Y. panna
Pola Negri, slynna artystka filmo-
wa; pan Kazimierz zychlinski, pre-
zes Zwiazku Narodowego Polskiego,
z panna M. Milewska Chicago, ILL.,;
pan M. M. Nowak z Buffalo, N. Y.
z pania sedzina Sawicka Cleve-
land, o.; pan Kazmierczak, prezes
Zjednoczenia Pol. RI. Kat. -pania
Wo}owska Pittsburgh, Pa, oraz
kilku wybitnych obywateli obywa-
telek z miasta Cleveland.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-13
w SPRAWIE LIST0W POLECONYCH.

Move przepisy pocztowe sprawie list6w poleconych
moznaby strescic dw6ch sfowach szybkosc bezpecze
stwo Przepsy te wesz}y zyce dnem 1go Lpca bieza-
cego roku Obsuga pocztowa zakrese st6w poleconyh
zosa}a zaprowadzona roku 1886 cd nadzwy
czanie szybko zyskwa}a popularnosci cagu fs
kanego 1922 pocza dostarczy}a 7424951 s6w r6znych
aryku6w poleconych Obiczena wykazua cyfra pod
niesie przynamne do 80OO0 900 rou fiskalnym
ry zakonczy4 sic dnia 30go Czerwca 1923.
Ma podstawe prawa roku 1886 listonosze, wzgednie
chfopcy do przesy4ek poczowyc obowazani by
kwltowana adresa6w, k6rym dorecza lsty, ub arykuy
poecone marka Especial Delivery" ale zadanie Gene
ralnego Poczmsrza przepis ten cofno dnia Stycz-
MA 1871 roku move przepisy weszy zycie ME
ace powtowana cd adresat6w Dnia 1go Lpca 1923
ponownie wprowadzono regue domagana sic pokwtowan
wzgedne podpis6w adresat6w ale pewnemi zmanam
zei stonosz, ub ch}opiec posykowy znalesc
dresata ub nne osoby upowaznionej do podpsana pow
toWanla, upeWni sic odpowedno re odbiorca powr6c
kka godzin lub tego dnia, zostawc list
bez otrzymania pokwtowania ale pod warunkem il jest
skrzynka pocztowa, do kt6rej list moze wrzucic.
Naezy sic spodziewac, il te przepisy przyczyna
sic znacznle do zmnejszenia wypadkow kradzezy st6w
poleconych takze uatwa w1adzom poczowym dochodze-
mia sprawie zagnionych lst6w artyku6w drugiej so-
ny przyczyn sic to do szybszego doreczania przesye
Dasza nowoscia dogodna dla wysyajacych listy, lub
artykuy poecone, jest to- re on, eze zechca,
naczyc koperc lub tez pakunku il przesyka po-
lecona ME moze bye doreczona odiory dop6 poczta
orzyma pokwowana cd nego Poczta zastosue sic zupe}
ME do tego.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-13
Rok. (Vol.) I,
DO NASZYCH SZANOWNYCH
CZYTELNICZEK.

Psma wychodzace mescie Chicago przepelnione sa o.
psami entuzyastycznemi owacynem przyecu Dostonego
Goca Generaa j. Haera Mad wyraz pekne wypowiedziec
raczy General Haer pochlebne s1owa Zwiazu po
przemowie prezeki pani Napiealske Zaiste Polk
czyznle ME zapomna}y m}osc kraju ojczysego bowem
obczyznie zachowuja e cechy uczuca paoycz
nego dzelne patryoki kraju Wprawdze wy
stepua tn roll czynne ako oswobodzicielk oczyzny
bya wiek ca}e szponach zaborc6w ez brona
wygnaniu przynaleznych kobiece matce
Czoem kobce polske wyrze Dostojny syn ojczyzny
s4owa to wazne majace niezwyke znaczene Taxi hold
ka zasfuge beznteresowna ecz sku pra-
odebray siostry Chicago jako Poki zedno-
pod sztandarem Stowarzyszena mesce Ceve-
land okoicy choc czecowo odberamy Geese tego hodu
Przybywa i do ten wielki bohater najwiekszy
wodz prawy ojczyzny, by meniu wojska poskiego
Rzadu Polsego owadczy wdziecznos ojczyzny Ameryce
W szczegolnosci Pokom prace trudy moody
pomoc kt6ra nesmy dannie ako wdzieczne cory nasze
macerzy naszym starcom, kalekom bednej sko4atanei
dzatWle. DaWafysmy sac byo dzelysmy sic O.
dzeza chebem by otrzec }zy sieroce.
w Sobote ,przysz}a Dosojny Gosc bedze przyjmowany
przez Poonje mescie Toledo o. Nedzee przysz4a my
siostry obywateli podejmowac Go bedziemy naszym
grodze
u}ozonego programu dowiadujemy se re po przyjecu
koejowy uda sic Nasz Gosc do swiavn sw Sta
nis}awa gdzie we ks Kocisk odprawi uroczys soenne
nabozenstwo we ks konsultor Orzechowsk, proboszcz
Niep Serca N NJ R. wypowie stosowne niezwyk4ej
kazane R6wnez zaznaczyc wypada ze DO
ukonczonem soennem nabozenwe odbedze sic poswecene
sztandaru naszych Haerczyk6w gdze Dostony General
osoblscie asyenc swe swity przyboczne gosc poza-
miejscowych udekoruje sztandar.
Po zwedzenu dziatwy szkolne odbedzie sic powitanie
wv Domu Posko Narodowym, przy Fullerton ulicy
Odzywamy sic przez }amy do naszych
Poek ktore stawaa do apelu gdy sic
sprawy narodowe polske Podobna sposobnos ak
obecna tax predko ME nadazy aby naza radosc
skWapWosc ably udoWodnc ak uczcic naezy ego wieego
syna Oczyzny to Poke ukochana wiec nasz
DosoJny Gosc Wynlesle masta
Jak ud polsk obczyzne umie ocenac zasug poswece
nla ktore z}ozy} W ofierze o1tarzu ojczyzny
Vital Dostojny Gosciu zawiez do ukochanej Oh
czyzny czu}e pozdowiena cd stowarzyszena Poe
mach Zjednoczonych.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-13
Kronika Miejscowa.

- Sprzedaz lotow przez firme
E. L. Ostendorf Organization W mo-
wei polskiej osadzie "South Park
way" idzie razno naprz6d. Zakupio-
nych zostalo juz kilkadziesiat pick
nych lot przez naszych polskich O.
bywateli. Jedni kupili Lofty zamia-
rem pobudowania swego domu W ME
dalekiej przysz}osci, inni zas zaku-
pill Lofty W celu zarobienia ma Mich
W niedalekiej przysz}osci. Pierwsi i
drudzy dobrze robia, ze korzystaja
z nadarzajacej sic teraz sposobno-
sci, gdy Lofty te jeszcze MONA ma
bye po taniej Genie, bo jedyna dro-
ga dla czlowieka srednich zaso-
bach do zarobienia pieniedzy ma real
nosci, jest kupno poza scisle zabu-
dewana czescia miasta, tuz poza
transportacja ulepszeniami. Gdy
ale owe ulpeszenia nastapia, wten-
czas wasza posiad}osc nabiera du-
beltowa wartosc wasz zarobek ma
niej jest zapewniony.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-11-13
> Polio jant Sedlak stocxvf wa

- Policjant Sedlak stoczyl wake
ma rewolwery z trzema bandytami
W restauracji p. n. 1543 E. 55 ul.
w walce tel postrzeli} on jednego z
opryszk6w, gdy tenze opryszek ucie-
kajac do samochodu przewr6ci} sic
o jake 10 stop zosta1 poraniony.
Policjant Sedlak diva razy ocala} cd
smierci podczas tel zacietej walki
rewolwerowej. Raz, gdy dwuch ban
dyt6w przystawilo mu rewolwery do
piersi zazada}o, azeby policjant wy
szedl restauracji, drugi raz, gdy
deska, ma ktorej .wypisane So ceny
potraw zosta}a podziurawiona kulka.
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