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Hol day Headquarters.

The leading question now uppermost in
the minds of both old an6young is, "What
shall purchase for Christmas present ?"
At this season of the year holiday goods are
displayed in endless variety in both shop
and bazaar in the most tempting manner,
and every possible inducement Is held out
to those who may desire purchasing some
thing for a Christmas present. The little
folks have larger expectations centered in
the arrival of Christmas than any other
class, but those who have passed the period
of childhoods days are not unmindful of
the fact that they were once children, and
are still as willing as ever to be re uem-
bered by their friends and to remember
others. For the better accommodation of
those who wish to select handsome presents
for their friends, the Red House has set
aside large space on the south end of the
first floor for the display of choice holiday
goods for both old and young. On the
heavily laden shelves may be seen an end
less variety of plush goods, consisting of
jewelry dressing, toilet and perfumery
cases also, inlaid japanese writing desks,
glove boxes, handkerchief boxes, japanese
cabinets, puff boxes, trays and knife boxes
and scrap-books, autograph albums, chill
drens' illustrated Christmas books. chill
drens' china tea sets, drums, vases, har-
monicas, boys tool chests, savings banks.
etc. A visit TO this department of the Red
House viii well repay, tor wealth of holi-
day novelties is displayed in the most
tempting manner.
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New Board of Trade Rooms.

The headquarters of the Board of Trade
have been located SO long on Fifth street,
between and J-formerly .at rooms of
Freeman & Bates, and more recently those
of Johnson & Johnson-that no other
locality has seemed readily accessible for
the frequent meetings of the business
men. Recently, however, the law Office of
Grove L. johnson and Albert NJ. Johnson,
the latter being Secretary and attorney
for the Board, have been removed to the
rooms heretofore occupied by the Eureka
Social Club, over L. L. Lewis & Co.'s estab-
lishment. For their Office, and for meet
ings OF the Board of Trade, they have
fitted up and furnished the entire suite of
four rooms in very artistic manner, max
ing not only highly eligible Offices for pro-
fessional purposes, but also the finest
quarters by far, for use of the Board OF
Trade. that it has ever occupied. All meet
ings of the Board will hereafter be held
there.
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Board of Supervisors.

The Board of Supervisors yesterday met
in regular session. All the members pres
ent. The claim of 0. W. Erlewine for SIS.
for services on the Election Board, was
taken up, and made the subject of consid-
cradle discussion. 1t was rejected on roll
call by the following vote Ayes-McMul-
len and Fassett. Noes-Steinmau, Jackson
and Bates. The claim was afterwards re-
considered, reduced, and then passed.
Supervisor McMullen moved that a COM
mittee consisting of Messrs. Fassett and
Bates be authorized to visit Mrs. Frazier,
who owns the two glandered horses spoken
of by Dr. w. f. Cutler, veterinary surgeon,
in his communication on Thursday, with
power to act in the premises.
Several small bills were allowed. among
which was claim of Ira Hers for $40, for
two coyote scalps.
The Board then adjourned for the term.
This was the last meeting of the present
Board Supervisors Steinman and Fassett
retiring. Their places will be filled at the
next meeting by the two gentlemen who
were successful at the last election-F. F.
Tebbets from the First, and II. C. Ross from
the Fifth District
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DIED.

Sacramento, December 9-Mrs. Davidson Muir
ray native OF Pennsylvania, 67 years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from her late residence, on the north
east corner Fourth aud streets, this after
noon at o'clock.
Sacramento, [ december 10-Willie, eldest son of
Albert and lena Landau a native Of New
York, Ia years and II months Chicago and
Baltimore papers please copy)
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral. which will take
place from the residence of his parents,
Eighth street, between P and Q, tomorrow
Sunday at 2 O'clock.
Chincoteague Island, Virginia, November 16-
Mrs Margaretta NJ. Lanks tsister to Mrs. b. l..
Mauldin, Of Saeramento).
0royille, December Queen Morteen Sparks, 4
years, months and q days.
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Was 1t a Case of Absent-Mindedness =?

A gentleman who lives in the southern
portion of this county came to the city a
few days since in buggy, and brought
with him his mother.in-law. On their ar
rival here he drove to a leading hotel,
where he left the lady to rest and refresh
herself while he attended to some business
at a bank When he left her. he said
Be sure and be ready to start back at 8
O'clock" The lady ate her dinner went
shopping and was ready to return promptly
at the time stated. She waited and waited.
1t became dark; she took her supper, en-
gagged a room, and all through the night
wondered what had become Of her SON
in-law The next morning, bright and
early, she repaired to the livery stable
and inquired if they had seen anything of
" her Johnnie" The proprietor remarked,
" No, not since he came here, got his team,
and started for home about o'clock yester-
day" THAT settles it, replied the mother
in-law, and turning upon her heel, she
returned to the hotel, where she has since
remained. 1t is hardly possible that
Johnnie can play off absent mindedness on
his relative, for it is said that if there is
any one thing a young married man thinks
more about, if he don't think more of, it is
his mother-in-law. Several young hus-
bands in this city deeply sympathize with
Johnnie, but they would not be in his
boots for half of Sherman Island.
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Social Entertainment,.

The I-Ju-Ran Society gave a social en-
tertainment at the Congregational Church
last evening, which was well attended. A
booth containing articles of fancy work for
sale was presided over by a number of
handsome young ladies and quite literally
patronized. The programme of musical
and literary exercises was as follows Pi-
ano duet, Miss Gray and Miss Mead reci-
tation, Alice Butterield; vocal solo, Ell
wood Bruner; recitation, Katie Aiken !;
piano solo, Miss Goodhue recitation,
Ethel Bortis; vocal solo, Miss Goodell.
Refreshments were served.
The ladies of the Ninth-street Baptist
Church gave the third of their series of So
Gals in their church parlors last evening.
The attendance was quite good and the en-
tertainment highly enjoyable, The musical
and literary exercises were pleasing and
entertaining. A variety Of fancywork ar.
ticles, including aprons of all sizes and
patterns, were sold. An excellent coffee
lunch was served to all present.
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Catarfh Cured

Catarrh is a very prevalent disease, with
distressing and offensive symptoms. Hoods
Sarsaparilla gives ready relief and speedy
cure, from the fact it acts through the blood,
and thus reaches every part OF the system.
81 suffered with catarrh fifteen years. Took
Hoods Sarsaparilla and am not troubled any
with catarrh, and my general health is much
better" i. w. LILLIs, Postal Clerk Chicago
s. st. Louis Railroad.
81 suffered with catarrh or years; tried
many wonderful cures, inhalers, ETC., spend
ingnearly one hundred dollars without benefit.
/ tried Hoods Sarsaparilla, and was greatly
improved" N, A. ABBEY, Worcester, Mass,
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SOCIAL ANp PERSONAL.

Miss Lottie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs John
Stevens, of The Ridge" leaves this evening
on a visit to relatives and friends in New York.
She will be absent until about the LIST of next
June, and will therefore be able by comparison
to appreciate and put in good word for our
glorious climate when opportunity offers.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday; Fred.
Neary San Francisco; Alex. Beatty, Miss Lizzie
Beatty, John Ogdon. Eureka; H. Ii. Biggs, GIRO
lev; Geo Ditzler Bigzs; VIM. Ash, Berlin; y.
Wyckof. Woodland; Geo B. Greene, CORTLAND;
Geo Sutherland, lone; ". Il. Mcclure, Sonoma;
F HoIzinger Folsom; L. B. Human and wife,
Suffer county; c. p Berry, Wheatland; Byron
Ball Woodland; II. T. Huggins, Clarksburg; J.
NJ Stephenson. franklin; b. f. Sargent, Mon
terey: G. G. Goucher, Mariposa; f. c. Leavitt,
San Francisco.
The only cough medicine that does NOT
nauseate is Red Star Cough Cure.
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Off ciaI Bonds.

NJ. NJ. Drew, Sheriff elect, filed his official
bond with the County Recorder yesterday,
in the sum of $4,000, with the following
sureties Edward Christy, G. ". Baker,
Lee Stanley, John Rooney, Adolph He'll
bron, Phil. Herzog, Chris. Green, John
Gerber, Chas. Sellinger, John NJ. Milliken,
John Shelton, James Mcclure, NJ. Hanra-
han. c. Traver, E. G. Blessing, James
Bithell, A. B. Guthrie and Daniel Brown.
He also filed bond in the sum of $50, 600
as Tax Collector, with these sureties: Ed
ward Christy, G. w. Baker, Peter BOIL, G..
w. Chesley, John Rooney, Adolph He'll
bron, Philip Herzog, John Gerber, Chas
Sellinger. John NJ. Milliken, John SHELTON,
James MCGUIRE. NJ. Hanrahan, G. Traver,
James Bithell f. G. Blessing, A B. Guth-
RE and Daniel Brown
Thomas Rowe filed his bond as Con-
stable, in the sum of $1,000, with A. J..
Rhoads, John w. Todd, NJ. A. Howard,
John H. Herman and G. Politz as sureties.
George T. Boyd filed his bond as Justice
of the Peace for San Joaquin township, in
the sum of 81, 500, with Peter BOIL and
Thomas Boyd as sureties.
John K. McComber also filed his bond as
Constable for Granite township, in the sum
of 5000, with J. Hyman and S. Cohn as
sureties.
James B. Devine, City Justice of the
Peace-elect, filed his bond given in the
sum of $1,000, with James WoodbuIn and
J. w. Wilson as sureties.
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the association. President G. NJ. Campbell
presided, with W. NJ. Hart acting Secre-
tary. A large attendance was present, and
following the business meeting a general
good time during which refreshments
were served, was enjoyed by the young
men. Reports from the following COM
mittees were read and approved: Finance,
Reception, Visitation of the Sick. In
vitation, Gymnasium, and Devotional, and
from the General Secretary. The names of
nineteen new members were proposed and
voted favorably upon. During the evening
a solo was acceptably rendered by Alex
Cohn, and recitation by H. E. O'Neal.
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BORN,

gerdts, son. tSan Francisco papers please
Sierra City, december wife of John zelin, a
Grass VALLEY, December 6-wife of Frank Aver,
Chico, December 5-wife of II. j. Tobias, a
daughter
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-11
THE
Is upon us; purchase before you get
left.
Now is the Time to Prepare Your Land
for the Winter!

We have sold most one-half of the
Hickey Colony near Loomis Prices range
S25 to $50 per acre. The Earliest Fruit of the
past season was produced upon farm adjoin-
ing. The land is slightly rolling, but has no
waste; is free from underbrush. The soil is deep
and rich. Irrigation Ditch adjoins the tract
Terms one-third cash; deferred payments at
81 per cent interest.
For $50 per acre-240 acres nine miles
north of Sacramento, will be sold in 40 or 50
acre lots; will exchange for desirable resi-
dence property in the city. This is good
piece of land.
For 80, SOO-25 acres ~ miles from city
limits; all set out to choicest Fruit Trees,
which will come into bearing next season;
the trees were selected with view of getting
the best shipping fruit; has small Dwelling
and Barn, Windmill, etc.
No. 196.-S6, 5OO-65 acres OF choice foot
hill land, near FL Dorado, in FL Dorado coun-
ty. This place is under high state of culti-
walton, having 45 acres in Fruit, nearly all in
bearing; 500 bearing Bartlett pear trees; 500
trees one year old: $500 Peach trees; 5000
trees in all on the place. All of the land Is
tiIlable and can be irrigated. Were It not for
owners age could not be purchased for the
price asked. The buildings consist of fair
Dwelling and two good Barns, with other ne
ceassry outbuildings. There is fine Carp
Fond on the place now stocked with that fish
ana catfish.
No. 2O2-S7, OOO-4O acres of fine Fruit
land near Newcastle, Placer county; 212 acres
in Table Grapes; Is acres in Fruit from 8 to 7
years old; acres in Berries; ~ acres in AL
falfa; plenty of timber for family use soil is of
a dark sandy loan and highly productive;
Dwelling has rooms; cost $3.50; good Barn
with sheds on both Sides good Wells and
Pumps This is a fine farm and ought to find
ready sale.
MS-Send for CATALOGUE; it con-
tains the largest List of Lands of any
issued North of San Francisco.
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For mems wear, comfortable and ex-
cellent value, the Gilman's 81 seamless
shoe, in Congress or lace. Better grade
seamless shoe, 81 so pair, in button, lace
or Congress. Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-11

The regular monthly business meeting Of
the Young Mems Christian Association
was held last night in the reading-room Of
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-11

OVER 500 solid iron frame Mathnshek
pianos in constant use in Sacramento city.
Keep in tune at one-quarter the expense Of
any other make First premium special
silver medal Mechanics Fair, 1886.
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oUR weekly Saturday sale to-day. See
new advertisement host of rare values.
Red House,
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Fog the finest line of Millinery. go to
Barber & Pealer's, 62l and 623 street.
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FoB the holidays, gents velvet slippers.
silk embroidered. hand-sewed, 81 . and
81 rs pair Red House.
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TRY a Domestic Machine before you
decide to buy another. Office Ninth and j.
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MATHusHEKn Pianos are the best on
every point. John F. Cooper, agent.
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CHRISTMAS is coming, and nothing is
more suitable as a gift than fine musical
instrument, such as a piano, organ, guitar,
banjo. violin, musical box, etc. The larg-
est assortment and lowest prices will be
found at Hammers Music Store, No. $40 J
street, agent for the celebrated Chiekering
& Sons pianO
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r EDUCTIo NJ
MOHR g. YORK

HAvE REDUCED THE PRICES ON ALL
II kinds of HOG PRODUCTS wholesale and
Retail, which makes the prices lower than
ever. Our brands are well known as first
Qualities. Spareribs, Tenderloins, Pigs Feet and
Heads elway son hand. MoHR 6 YoERK. Sp
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-11

THE branch office of the New Home "
Sewing Machine Company, at SOC street,
Sacramento, is now under the management
of Mr. F. H. Clemens, an experienced and
popular agent of Sonoma county and San
Francisco. The wants Of the public can
be abundantly satisfied at this agency IN
the line of frst-elass machines, machine
repairing and supplies for all sewing ma
chimes
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-11

CHINESE DIVORCE CAsE.-Some variety
was given to the usual run of proceedings
in the Superior Court yesterday by the
trial Of the case of All Kee vs.. Lee Tong
The plaintiff is one of the Chinawomen
rescued from house of ill-fame through
proceedings taken before United States
Commissioner Bugbey few months ago,
Mission IN San Francisco. She was legally
married to the defendant in 1885 by JUS
tice Of the Peace of this city, but in her
complaint for divorce from him alleges
i'll treatment, and that he had compelled
her to reside in a house Of prostitution.
A fter hearing the evidence of several wit
nesses, Judge Mcfarland granted her de-
cree of divorce,
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A Vexatious Mistake.

couple of days ago the mail agent on
the California and Oregon passenger train
found, while arranging his mail, that a
round-trip ticket between Sacramento and
San Francisco had been dropped into the
letterbox of the mail car, and on his return
to Sacramento he left it at Superintendent
Wright's office. 1t is probable that some
one who was going to San Francisco pur-
chased his ticket, but, before getting on
board the train, went to the California and
Oregon train to post a letter, and in his
hurry, or through absence of mind, put
the ticket in the mail car and started for
San Francisco with the letter. He must
have presented picture, when. after
thoroughly searching his pockets for the
ticket when the conductor came around,
the truth dawned upon him
BASEBALL To-MoRRow.-At Agricultural
Park tomorrow afternoon the second game
of the winter League series will be played
between the Haverlys and Atlas, commenc-
ing at o'clock, sharp. There is apt TO be
some changes in the Alta nine, as, owing
to sickness and absence from the city, two
or three of their players will, it is feared,
not be able 10 participate in the game. 1t
will be a good opportunity to see what
sumo u TIE JuHlOt pay S4s, WY '4S CSo
tied with much ability, are capable Of w.
F. Huntoon has resigned the position OF
manager of the Atlas, and J. T. Stafford
has been elected to fill the vacancy.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell at 10
A. N. to-day, at their salesroon, No. 727 K
street, one donkey and two work horses,
one set of single harness, open and top
buggies, l carriage, psrlor, dining-room and
kitchen furniture, q fine cabinet organ,
costing $50, and other property.
THE branch office of the New Home "
.Cnrrir.r Anchisan Cnr,,nar,r OF COG L ntrna4
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Directors MEETING.-There will be a
meeting of the Directors of the Central
California Citrus Fair Association, from all
the counties, on next Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock. There are 10 Directors, all in
Guided.
TEACHERS ExAMINATIoN.-An examina-
ton of applicants for teachers certificates
will be held by the County Board of Edu-
cation at Pioneer Hall on the 9th, 18th
and 29th instants.
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And called upon G. w. Chesley to respond.
Mr.. Chesley was at home on the subject.
and referred with pride to the thousands of
young men who came 10 California in 1s49
He said their average age was % years.
They represented the best stock in the Bast
young men of ability, pluck and energy,
many fresh from college. No scrubs were
in the lot, he said; they were left al home,
and did not find their way TO these golden
shores for many years afterwards. He paid
D high tribnte TO California and to the city
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ARREsrs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday Enoch Dole, by officers
Agner and Rider, for battery Geo. Hilbert,
by officer Rider, for battery Mary Jose
phine, by officer Agner, for exhibiting /;
VIM. Gilmore and John Ryan, by officers
Agner and Rider, for robbery; Jack Will
ms h,. ntficar 4 nner fnr halterN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-29

C 2 takiei d~ostojnej reki. Ale
ale! Mam ludzi do zywienia; 20.
tem ohiecaia moja Violetta darowad
mi maIa c6rcczke; u vice trzeba
nay s!ec pred czasen o rosasu Ola
nie.l Przeciea to bayatela, = q
"a to bedzie tim z go:y najwspa.
nlalszy widoi w swiecie ma morzn.
Jedno spoirzenie ma rozhuliane bat.
wany wynagrodzi Was, Monsignore,
sowici,zaWssz lkadzicsi&t groszy!
= Vice poidzmy! - rzedf BIZ
skup, %podnoszac sic z sicdzenia.
= Cwazam Twoje wywody "a
s'uszne ME bede sic dalej spree
ciwiaf! A ty, Pietro, pojedzicsz
sam do Sinigaglia i powiesz, lie
trzeba zapfacic "a moja uczte!
Wreszcie schyliwszy sic, szepnaf
woznicy do uc!,a: = Przyprowudz
z SODA trzydzicstu karabinicrow
(zandarmow)!
Stowo trzydziesci nsfyszaf Ga
ctano i natychmiast, rcklamuiac,
rzehf:
Me trzydziesci, DO pied-
dziesiat tysiecy rzymskich talarow
kosztuje goscinnosc Waszej Eksce-
lcncyi Bskuriej. Liche easy =
szampahskie vino podrozato = a
sam Garibaldi p%owicdziaf, &c trzeba
clio podwySszyG, DO tax to ME
idzie! - Kalulie Francuzy same
wszystko wypi.ja; music szalone
ceny pfacic!
Wszystko dobrze! = moi
gospodarzu. = rzekt biskup do
herszta rozbojnikow - ale spo.
dziewam sic, re jake clegancki
czfowiek pomozesz mi wysiasd z
powozu.
Gaetano przyblizyt sic i uslu4-
ME podai rqke bu>kupowi, ca1uiac
pokornie pierscieh lego level
reki, zawiera jacy w sobie swiete
relikwie.
Gag dalszy nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-29
Wfazenia z Sejmu VI.

(-11yhM origInalny, unySluie dza
Wiarusa uapisony).
Pomime, re mn'e ,juz redaktor
Zgody wyprzedzii, mysIe ,jednako-
woz, il ME zawadzi, jezrli Czytcl-
nicy usilsza, co j inni O tvm
se.jmie mysla, i w tel intoncvi
smlafo biore sic do pl6ra i kala-
MARIA.
Oh casa i>tnicnia Z1iazku
jest to czwarIy z rzedu sojm, ma
kt6rym mi"lcm okazya b,G
obecnym, ]ecz music sic ~przyznaG,
DC try p%oprzednie niewielki dla
Zwi;sAku rosciiy widok, Z wyjatkiem
chyba sejmu V W La Crosse, ktory
pewnc wrazenie po sobio %zostawlf.
Sejm vi byf cd wszystkich,
nawet nicczionkow, y n~iecierpli-
~oscia oczekiwany. Polcmika po-
miedzy Zgodq i Qjc&ysnq, do ktorej
j Wlorus swego pieprzu cd czasu
do czasr dcdawaf, chocia& ,ieJ by
na.j mniej cAwulic ME mysIe, Wy
rodzifa dwie partye, co jednakze
tylko ma dobro Zxiazku wychodzi.
10, lubo zdaw"to sic, re Z%wiazek
wskutek tych WASN'T olbrzymim
krokiem day do upadku.
Przez rozmaite intrygi, 2 jednej
j"k drugiej strony, powstoia gorycz,
klora do najwiqk~zr.j obawy po-
~budzafa, a przykrem jest, ze VITA
sn e ludzie tacy, ktorzl by mogIi
i umieli umysiy uspokoic, Z powod6w
chyba i'm tylSo samynn wiad"mych,
t"kowe tylko burza i jakoby IL
mNslnle starali SIC o to, by ko
%DlecZnie wzniecac ktotnie.
WId@ac delegation ma sejmic,
kazdemu Polukowi serce radowa6
sic musiafo, mlanowicie gdy ma
e>tradzle obok Cenzora zubuozyt
ks. Majera, tego przez wszysLkich
Polakow tax serdecznle k~och.ncgo
duszpasterza, r6wniez i ks. Do.
mHgalskicgo, a kiedy ks. Maize
priced rozpoczqciem obrad, udzl.lli
swego kapfahsklego btogosiawieh-
silva, W niejednem oku TIA "a
jasn'ata. Tylko ten, co Una sto-
SUNK tutej see, umie doniosiosc
obecnosci obu tych zacnych kappa
how oszacowuc !Czfonkowie Zwlazku
TEL powinni wdz,ccznosc, dia
Mich ME zapemnie6.
Mkt sic mic zadziwi, Re nutu
ralnie naj~iecej interesowali mnie
delrgaci 70 Ws,hodu, tax nazwane
Bractwo hlatych kapcIuszy. prmlmo
Be jak uwazatcm, jcden z Zachodu
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