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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-08-25

Vanzetti and Sacco the ultra Radicals paid the
penalty for their conviction of the murder of the
Boston paymaster when they were electrocuted at
the Charlestown States prison early Tuesday morn
ing. The crime was committed seven years ago.
The men were given fair trials. The case was re-
viewed by the highest courts in the land. Gov
Fuller of Massachusetts granted reprieve, for
these hearings After the Courts had refused to
Interfere in carrying out the sentence there was
nothing left for the Governor but to allow the law
to take its course Perhaps it would have been ise
to have given them life Imprisonment, because the
ultra Radicals will attempt to make martyrs of
them and the bomb will likely be brought into play
as an excuse to "avenge" their deaths The tend
ency of late years has been to pamper the criminal
element. The Federal and State governments have
work ahead to subdue the rise of Anarchy. This
country needs strong man of the type of James
e. Blaine as secretary of state to cope with the
situation.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-08-25
ADVERTISING

Advertising and not competition is the
life of trade, according to the advertising experts
who met in Denver to attend the International Ad-
vertisng Association convention. The delegates at
this meeting heard number of interesting things
Among these the statement by Charles Stelzle
New York expert, to the effect that if churches
do not advertise their "ware"-spiritual upbuld-
ing and moral betterment for both the individual
and humanity-they cannot hope to arouse interest
among the masses and fulfill the obligations placed
upon them parties to the general spiritual move
ment
Another speaker declared that advertising is
greater than any single moral force know of to-
day. Advertising brings about changes for the bet
ternent of life ITSELF changes which fuse into the
social and political life of the nation"
1t is generally admitted by economic
forces everywhere that advertising is the most i'm
portant development of modern business And it
is also coming to be realized that newspaper ad-
vertisng is the best kind of paid publicity. In the
convention just mentioned the delegates who were
advertising experts, agreed that newspaper adver-
Using affords the best publicity medium for the
churches and all church activities.
Advertising is longer a theory 1t is a
science. And it pays.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-08-25
WEST HOTEL
MINNEAPOLIS

When in Minneapolis, make the
West Hotel your home.
This famous house is located in
downtown Minneapolis, close to
the business, shopping and theatri-
cal centres. All rooms are large,
comfortable, outside and are ar
ranged singly or in suites. Cafe
and coffee shop service is excel
lent and prices reasonable. Gar
age accommodations.
The West Hotel has for many
years been the civic and social
center of the Northwest-it's most
famous hotel.
THE MOST FAMOUS HOTEL IN
NORTHWEST
400 ROOMS-BATHS
CONNECTING
RATES, $1.5O TO $500
Observation-Disclosures IlIIIlIllIIIIHIIIIII
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-08-25
Thursday, August, Is, 1927

cussion Of many of the problems
about which there has been much
loose thinking and ill-advised state,
ments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-24
Finances Caused Brenk-Up
 or Missouri Valley Group

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 24-Tne high cost of athletics, particularly football, was the big factor ill t1ie recent disruption of the Missouri Valley conference.
 Established in 1907. when teams were glad to gat thair expenses paid to games, the conference has seen the development of athletics to d point where success in q financial way has caused is vie. tual collapse.
 Six c the most important aem- bers Missouri. Kansas. Nebraska. Oklahoma, Iowa State and The Kansas Aggies- announced the.r withdrawal from the conference to form a new six-sehool associa- ton. leaving only Grianell. Drake. Washington, and the Oklahoma Aggies in the old conference. Ths withdrawal becomes effective in June. 1928.
 Financial reasons alone and the necessity for making every foot. ball game a super-a ltraction cau1. ed tho break. several Valley afh letic heads declare.
 King Football. which foots' the bill for most of the other inter- collee.ate sports. must pay ill q large measure for the monster athletic stadla and field houses ir the larger Valley schools. The withdrawing members all have huge physical athletic plants 70 maintain. and none of the four re. maining teams in the conference has ever drawn the large crowd necessary to pay fancy amounts to rival schools.
 Each of the six withdrawing members must realize from $10,- 900 to $25,000 profit on each foot ball game played to keep the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-24

books balanced, one athletic di- rector pointed out
 '.Tha football season, he said. must show a balance. above, ex- penses. of between S75.000 and Sl50.0G1 in oller 10 pay tie eX- perses os intramural and the lesser intercollegiate sports an4 the salaries Of the coaching sta'ffs buy equipment and keep up the athletic plants
 The footpali season." he said. directors point out, to sandwich in games with non-nrofit paying schools. A few years ago Nebras- ka made long trip to Oklahoma on financial guarantee of s. 500. The actual expense of tho trip was $3,000 Oklahoma uni versity recently iourneyed to St. Louis 10 play Washington Uni vetsity, and the guarantee failed by $500 to pay the expenses of the trip.
 Sentiment. strained relations. hard feelings, or other reasors which have been assigiied to the break up of the old conference. had nothing to do with our with drawal," one of the coaches said. Tt was a matter of dollars anl cents and where we can do so profitably we will continue to play the four remaining members of the Missouri Valley conference Oklahoma and the Oklahoma Az gies doubtless will play every year as their game now is big drawing card because local senti- ment brings crowd. Others will do the same"
 The new association brings to- gether the teams having the best facilities to handle crowds and insure the financial security of it's members. Nebraska now can handle crowd of 50.00O, and probably has the finest athletic plant in the Valley. Both Mis- souri and Kansas can seat nearly 10000 the Kansas Aggies and Ames each have facilities for more than 25.000, and Oklahoma soon will have facilities to seat more than 30.000 spectators.
 Al the same time, 1t is asserted in Valley sport circles. the four remaining teams in the Valley
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-24

CHICAGO, Oct. 24- Chicago has started the six-day bicycle racing season rolling with the first ma jor meet in the country yesterday.
 Around the Coliseum track the best riders of Italy, Germany, France and the United States will pedal in the long grind.
 As has been the case in recent years, the participants will work in pairs.
 It used to be that riders would reel around the track day and night, grabbing only what cat maps they could. Today, however. when a team member becomes tired, or has a particularly nasty spill, his partner takes up the race and continues to the cheers of an asseIhblage of fans like that seen at no other sporting event.
 The six-day bike fans nsuaily represent many nationalities and their huzzas are loud and mean ingful. When they cheer fay- orite, wearily humping his way around the track. they put their heart into it. and in spite of a popular impression that few at. tend d siA-day bike race. the crowds always are large.
 Forty riders entered the Chica- go race. Franco Georgefti of Italy. the motor-paced champion of America, is paired with Bobby Walthour. Jr., youthful rider whose father was one of the fore. most endurance riders of the old days. Eddie Madden and Harry Horan, two of the most popular riders in the game. also are paired
 Walthour and his Italian team: mate are considered among the best riders entered in the race. Walthour has won five six-day races and scored four of his vic- tories in Chicago. Georgetti has won three races, two in New York and one in Chicago. He won theN last race in New York last March and after months rest came to Chicago and teamed up with Carl Stockholm to win here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-24
IF BACK HURTS
 BEGIN ON SAL.TS
Flush Your Kidneys Oc- cssionally by Drinking
 Quarts of Good Water

No man or woman can make q mistake by flushing the k'dneyal occasionally. says well-known inthority. Too much rich food
 reaies acids which clog the kid- aey pores so that they sluggishly liter or strain only part of the waste and Doisons from the blood. Then you get sick I,hau- matism, headaches. liver trouble, nervousness. constipation. dizzi- ness, sloeplessness. bladder dis orders often come from sluggish kidneys.
 The moment you feel dull ache in the kidneys or your hack hurts, CT if the urine is cloudy. offensive, fall of sediment, ir-1 regular of passage. or attended by a sensation of sealdins, begin to drink soft water in quantities.; also get about four ounces of lad Salts from any reliable pharmacy and take tablespoonful ing a glass of water before breakfast for few days and your kidneys may then act fine.
 This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and demon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for years to help flush clogged kidneys and stimu- late them to activity. also to help neutralize the acids in the sys- tenn so, they no longer cause irri- tation. thus often relieving blad- der disorders.
 Jad Salts is inexpensive and can not injure, makes delightful effervescent Whitewater drink, which everyone can take now and then to help keep the kid- neys clean and the blood pure, thereby often preventing serious kidney complications. -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-24
GRASS TENNIS
 SEEMS DOOMED


 WIMBLEDON. England, Oct. 24 Tennis experts and sports writers are nearly unanimous in the belief. that grass tennis, is doomed in England.
 It is time to change dawn ten his" to tennis" declare writers in reviewing the past net season. "The days of grass courts are overS and the hard court, national iy adopted by France will be tho center of tennis tourney play in coming years" said one.
 France, by winning the Davis Cup this year, is entitled to de- lend the trophy next at home and there is not the slightest doubt that she Will put her players oil the hard courts they have besn
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-24
TWO KEEP UP IN FRONT IN
 GRID HONORS
Washington U and Stanford Maintain Positions
 in Conference

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2f The diminishing list of unda- feated elevens find fine teams among the favored in the Pacific Coast Conference race as re suit of Saturdays play.
 The University of Washington and Stanford, with victories over Washington State College and Oregon Aggies respectively. clung to select positions while Idaho kept pace by overpowering Mon tana. The standing of Southern California remained unchanged but both teams wrote non-con- ference wins into the records.
 A crowd of 35.O0O jammed the Seattle Stadium where the Uni versity Of Washington turned back the State College rivals If td . to establish itself as d dam gerous contender for the cham pionship.
 Coach Glenn Warner sent the fiery Stanford eleven into action at Poaand to win 22 to 6. About 19,000 fans saw the game.
 California beat one of the strongest teams ever gathered un- der the Olympic Club colors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-24
WASHINGTON t
 WINS 14 10 [
Football Scores of Games Last Saturday Many
 ourprlses


 Last Saturday afternoon, at Sc. attle, the University of Washing ton football team defeated Wash. insten State by score Of II to C. The last time lhe two teams met the State College won. 3 to 6. Following are the results of many games played in various parts or the country Saturday af- ternaon and some of the wins were surprises:
 Idaho 42 Montana C. Yale 10; Amy 6.
 Cornell 10; Princeton a1
 Dartmouth 90, Harvard 6.
 Chicago 15; Pennsylvania '. Minnesota 3S; Iowa 0.
 Columbia ID; Williams O.
 Michigan 2l. Ohio State 0.
 Illinois z; Northwestern 6.
 Wisconsin 12; Purdue 6.
 Stanford 20, Oregon Aggies 6. Notre Dame 19, Indiana 6.
 California 21; Olympic Club 0 So. California 51; California sn- stitute of Technology G
 St. Marys 3s; Nevada 0.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-24

V. A. Paine returned on the America first Sunday from sev- eral days trip to Rake and VI:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-24
HUNTING DOG SETS BIRD. REFUSES TO
 MOVE FOR TRAIN

WALL& WALl.A. Wash. Oct. 24 How death in the line Of anty came 10 his fav- orite hunting dog was re- lated here by Mark Breur. wan faced the opening of the upland bird season without the trained animal
 The dog. working along Braer's ranch west of Col lege Place. scented I pheas- ant and set" the bird from the center of the Union Pa citic Railroad tracks. A roar heard in the distance he- came louder When the train had passed the dog was dead.
 1'rainmen said the animal lsept ''sat'' Gil the bird h the > last.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-24
53G. ie i'reuost Is
 Seeking Diuorce
 From Actor Nate

LOS ANGELES, Oct. e1 Marie Provost, screen star. has filed suit for divorce from Kenneth Harlan, also a promlnant motion picture player
 Miss Provost charges men Il cruelty, declaring that her hus- band was unreasonably jealous and often told her that their mar riage was a mistake and that he should have married som Or else.
 The couple married on 0etobe~ Il, 1925. and separated last May 1a. according to the complaint.
 EDINBURGH, Scotland, Oct. q While Constance Talmadge was sailing back 10 home and 10 the movies on the liner lle de France today, the divorce court here granted her a divorce from Capt. Alastair Macintosh, friend of the Prince of Wales.
 HOLLYWOOD, Cai.. Oct. 24~- Reginald Denny. screen star, and his vie, Irene Hazeman of musi- cal comedy fame, have separated, it was learned from an authori- tatiye source here.
 Charles E. Hazelhurst, family attorney. admitted that the couple had separated but said the breach might not be serious one.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-24
Pershing's Photograph
 Marshal Foch Favoritc

PARIS, Oct. 24-Ins the sum mer home of Marshal Foch, at the tongue-twisting town called TraOnfeunteuniou, a photograph of General Pershing holds the place of honor above the fireplace in the great French soldiers study.
 Above the autograph of Persh- ing rare these words: ITO NJ. le Marechal Foch, with the respect, admiration and affection of his comrade in arms"
 The only other war photograph in the room is highly colored poster--made in England. In the center is a large likeness of Lloyd-Gcorge, flanked on either side by small photographs, one of Haig. the other, Foch. And over the three is this legend: tt'The men who led us to victory
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-24

LET Almquist Press Your Suit.
 We call and deliver. Phone 52S.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-24
MANY TRAPPERS ARE
 TAKING FIELD NOW
(Ancllorage Times ]

A veritable horde of trappers is reported securing the hills and woods for trapping locations all the way from the Little Susitna to Snug Harbor Many of them are seasoned veterans at the toe pinching game but not & few are trying out their luck this winter for the first time.
 The high prices paid for furs, especially mink pelts, during the past two winters is the induce ment and men have sometimes left well-paid and permanent jobs to spend a winter in the wilder ness and on the trapline. Most of them have gone to their trap ping grounds by boat. several have travelled hy rail and others have flown to their locations in airplanes.
 Anchorage and nearby com munitias have supplied most of the trappers but some are re- ported to have travelled long dis tanees to lay their traps in this splendid fur region, which is re- garded as one of the best in the Territory. The fear is felt that there will be many overlapping trap lines this winter in conse- quence of the large increase in the number of trappers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-24

lsed to for years,' said another.
 Il is the opinion Of some writers that hard courfs improve the standard of play in tourney matches and that English play CTS would do well 10 use the hard court if this country desires to produce a team capable of put ting up any sort. of show against the French and American stars.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-24

will have better opportunity 10 develop and become stronger he- cause they no longer will be fore. cd to stand the heavy financias drain incident to keeping pace with the schools with larger en-
 ollments and longer established sports plants.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-15
Porozurnienie pon1iedzy
WaSykanen a rzaden
Wioskim.
PAPHZ PRZESTALBY Bye WIEz.
NjLM WATYkANU.

RZYM. -- Praca mad rcdakc ia
h0nkerdatu pomiedzy Watykanem
rzadem wIoekim odbywa sic bez
PrzerWy i wyrazona jest nadzie ia.
re zostanie on zawarty przed w1.zo-
Sniem, co umozliwifoby papiezowi
wziecie udzialu " kongresie Eu-
charystycznyn1, ktory odbedzie sic
~ Boionji
Ola u{atwienia pertraktac; CIV
nione sa starania W kierunku O.
siegniecia ostatecznego porozumic-
MIA W sprawie ksztafcenia mtodzic-
zy.
Ma utrudnienie rokowan wpIv-
ne!o oswiadczenie Wasykanu, :e
jezeli ma bye zawarty konkordat
TO tylko TAXI, ktory moze uzyskao
assobate eaiego narodu wloskiego,
"a n;''t1ssa pa. ',r.assr.ja Toiityczna.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-15
kobieta a ubezpieCzenie

Jezeli pragniemy odpowiedzec ma zagadnienie,
tytule dzsejszego naszego artykuu przytoczone,
simy sic oprzec dane jake dosarczaja statysy
XII, cd do ogfaszane przez rozmate kompa
ME asekuracyjne. Jak e statystyk wykazuja obecne
kobety coraz wecej zaczynaja pojmowac wartosc po-
trzebe ubezpeczenia zycie Cd wypadk6w
tez wiecej znajdujemys ch szeregach ubezpieczaja
cych sic Dziesec lat temu kobiey sanowy tylko dwu-
nasty procent wszystkch ubezpeczaacych sic; dis
cent ch podn6sl sic do dwudzestu nak4adem og6l
neJ czby ubezpleczaj2cych Sic re wszystklego ego
widzimy, czego wnosc MONA, re procentowosc ia
stale wzrastac bedzie
Medzy polskiem kobietami zmys4 organizacyjny
jest juz bardzo rozwniey kobiety zda sic
doba4y sobe zyce organizacyjne, nalezy uwazac
fakt bardzo ola naszej przysztoscl zw4aszcza dla
naszego zycia organizacyjnego obiecujacy Upodo-
bane to zycia organzacyjnego naszych kobet trzeba
by przeistoczyc poczucie oboWazku ma tel drodze
nakanac je do ubezpeczenia sic pod sztandarami pol
skch katolckch organizacyj, przedewszystkiem pod
sztandarem Stowarzyszenia Poek Stanach Zjedno
czonych, jako organzacji newiesciej, poskiej kato
lckej.
W stowarzyszeniu Polek many juz tax wielki "a
step kobiet tworzacych potezna site, potrzeba ty
ko site te umiejetnie uruchomic odpoWiedno MIA po
kierowac, rozwinac, sama przez sic sane sic ME-
dalekie juz przyszosc ta sfa przycagaaca Wszyskie
polk do naszych szereg6w Wemy, re w tym w}asnie
ceu Stowarzyszene Poek Stanach zjednoczonych
powsa1o stneje, by wszystkie polki pod sztandarem
swym skupie
Pred kobietami Stowarzyszeniu Poek sciele sic
Wiekie szeroke pole dzalalnosc ylko trzeba chciec
pracowac trzeba chciec pracowac swiadomoscia
swych wiekich, doniosych zadan i celow. Naezy u
swiadomic sobe, organizacja ME jest l-tyko
s sase ekuracyjna ale narodowo- -katolcka. ~
Praca organzacyjna, praca dla dobra rozwoju
Stowarzyyszena Polek praca patrjotyczna spofecz-
jest to piekne pole dza}anosci, wdzieczne bar
dzo i pociagajace dla kazdej polskiej kobiety.
Znajac szczytne hasa, wielce odpowedziane
obowazk, Siostry nasze .winny piracy swej ME IRA
zac sic bye czem, byle niepowodzeniem, ale stale
trwale pracowac, stale podazac naprzod by TO
wiecej powiekszac lczebnie szereg obecnie
}atwe isc to powinno bo jak poWyzej przytoczone
statystyk powiadaja obecnc uswiadomenie pod wzgle
dem ubezpeczenia sic wsr6d kobet wog6e bardzo spo
tezniafo wZroslo, vice ta porzeba i naszych ME
wiast odczuwac sic dale mich czyn }atwejszy mate
rja do przekonania wreszce zapsania pod sztandar
Stowarzyszena Polek Stanach Zjednoczonych.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-15
ncPolu. Rezolucje maia charakter
wybitrie bolszewicki.

Po pojawieniu sic tych rezolu-
Cyl W pismie "St. Cathrines Stan
tard" pani E. c. Ascher Z Niaga-
ra on the Lake natychniast wysta-
pifa W cbroni> Po!sti / W liscie
swym wyja$niIa, ze rzekomy pa
trjota uAra:ns:li Di{yj skazary 70
stat ma smierc ME za trjotyxrn,
ale ga aeitacje boIazewiclca i skty
icrroru
Y dobrero zrodfa dowiedziaiam
SIG" - pisze PAM Ascher do wspo-
'rnianego pisma ''ze protestv
re strony Ukraincow P TroroYd sa
propaganda bo1szcwicka przeciw
Folscc, kt6ra przez oSm LAT bro
MAC Sw:ata przcd potoper7 boIazr-
wiznu, mus cierpiec "a to usta-
v.iczne ataki ze strony swych c:c~
przyi iaciof",
Pani Ascher naIezy sic uzn?,..@
"a to mesitje odwazno wystapic.
ME w chronic PolsHi.
PAM Aschcr Jest oddawna wy
probowane nasza przyja cioEia T..
prace dia Po!ski swego czasu D
trzyrala Cd rzadu polskiego v.y~
cokie odznaczenie.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-15

Zsa.dwie zapadl MichaTow w
trans. rozlegio sig stapanie a po
chwiis ukazywaia sic widnowa po-
stae eEEowieka, odzianego W mum
dur wojskowy przed 80 laty.
Ouch pochylif sic mad carem /;
zaczsi szeptac tax, IL wszyscy sly,
szeli doktadnie jego sEowa.
= Wide Gle W morzu krwi i
" piomien;ach.
= Ogien coraz dalej sic roxsze
rza, a krew podnosi sic do CORY.
- w tel krwi W tych p5onie-
1iach twoj kres.
Zginissz wraz Gala rodzi-
na!
Ma to slowo car przerwaS }asi-
ouch. zapaliI swiat'o.
Ziawa znilsla.
ca: hyf blady jak scisna i saraz
opuseii sale, powtarzajac bezustan-
ME:
- Jaka straszna wro4ba, wie1r
przynajmniej, CO mn:e czeka.
I Przepow:ednia sig sprawdzita,..
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-15
Pani Asher w obronie
Polski.
Otrzyn,a}a ona swcgo czasu wyso-
kie odznaczenie cd rzadu pol
skiego "a prace dla zoI-
merry polskich.

ST. CATHRINES, Ont. - Juz
cd d{uzszego czasu W osadach u.
krainskich W tel okolicy prowadzo
ma jest silna agitacja antypoIska.
Ma wiecach ukrainskich uchwal1no
Sc rezolucje, bezwzglednie ataku-
jece Polske. Rezolucje te sa z,xyk
ie zanieszczane w prasie angiel-
skiej. Podobns giownym agitato-
rem antypoIskim W tych stronech
jest ksiadz Hawriluk.
Ostatnio wiec taxi odbyI sic ~
5horold. Uchwalone ma MIN rezo-
lucje zarzucaje Polsce okrucienst-
wa wzgledem ukrainskich wiez-
riow politycznych domagaie sic
"wo!nienia niejakiego Mycha ia
biiyja, skazanego> ma smierc " Tar
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-15
zTygodnia. Z

ZJAZDEM Polakow z zagranicy,
ktory ma odbyc sic W stolfcy Pol.
ski, W maju, zainteresowaia sic
takze prasa polska, krajowa. O.
becnie pojawi1o sic szereg artyku-
low, omawiajacych dokiadnie te
sprawe. o lie wszystkie przygoto-
wanna do wyjazdu delegacji cd Po-
lonji Amerykanskiej zostana po-
myslnie zaiatwione - to Ziiazd
warszawski uda sic i niewstpliwic
przyniesie wielkie korzysci zarow-
no Poisce, jak emigracji pol
skiej. A nasi delegaci amerykanscy
beda mieli wiele do powiedzenia
starej Macierzy. Zaniedbanie Wy
chodztwa W ostatnich latach byfo
wielkie. w sprawie wysylania OBJ
jazdowych mowcow i preIegen-
tow panowa{ zupe}ny chaos i
nielad. kto chciai - to jechsl, a
kto przybyf ME mowif nam o te;
wielkiej Polsce, a zazwyczaj o
wasniach, jake SODA przy kaz-
del sposobnosci staczaly par.je i
partyjki. Pod tym wzgledem win
ma nastapic zrniana napewno ma
s,spi, gdy delegaGi Polsce tc re
czy przedioia.