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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05

Aeoy sig "yslyuIiil,
Nowe postawili!
DrObne Echa.
ST. PAUL., Mimi. = Nasz
polski organista } u i u S z
Z aczek zafozyf tn ksiegar :
MIA polska pod mr.. 246 Char
les Str. iona lego poleca sic
Szanownym Rodaczkom do
szycia STAT damskich.
NANTlCOKE, Pa. - Po-
siedzenia flii lszej grupy K.
P u | S k i Mr.. 2 odbywaja
sic ka2da nledziele pc
%pierwszym miesiaca w Glen
Lyon, Pa, w domu A. Pr,,sz-
czynskiego. Ma tych posiedze
mach nowi czfonkowie NIGGA
bye %zapisywani.
ZE ZGODY dowiadujemy
sic, ae redaktor tego pisma p.
Zblgnlew Brodowsk5 zachoro-
wat. Redakcya Wlarusa SER
decznie ubolewa mad tenn nie
szczesciem, zyczac Kochauemu
Koledze jaknajpredszego wy
zdrowienia i rychfego odzyska-
MIA dawnie;szej rzezkosci.
NEW YORK. MAJOR
hfa@nsow p. A ntonl " s.
n W k i poleca sw6j no
wy salon, II Allen ul., wszyst-
kim rodakom 2 New Yorku
okolicy oraz Polakom czekaja-
Gym ma okret lub takim, kto-
rzy codopiero wyladowali. U
niego przybysze z Europy mai
lep'eJ moga sic pointormawac,
gdzie by mogli znalezc st6so-
wnie Ola siebie zatrudnienie.
W chicago odebrat swiece-
MIA kapfanskie Kodak nasz
Stanisfaw Franciszek Nawroc-
Xxi.
u p6jmocnej Dakoce talk
wyraza sic st. Paulsiki Globe:
nPofnocna Dakota .jeszce nj
gdy ME znajdowala sic sta.
nle tax kwitnacym jak obec-
ME. Me tylko lie tego rcku
2niwo by}o j"aknajpomyslniej-
,ze, podejmuJa farmerzy wszel.
kie polepszenia, swiadczace 0
dobrobycie. W miejsce
chat i szafas6w bu.
duja piekne domy sielskie,.
coraz wiecej bydfa i
!. d. DO tego wlelkiego po-
przyczyniaja sic 20
"lekszej czesci przerzynajace
koleje, n mianowicie ko-
|,e,) st; Paul, Minneapolis
ktora sic eoyaz da-
claaggn'e / W kraj wc.ska, a
.rzez to otfiera farnerom
podaIac i'm saosoBuoS;c;
10 latwego' j korzystne o s6iesl
swych produkt6A.
V WYhNDOTTE. *,
2oLnSl. n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05
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Galicya.
Rn1iqtko so letniego JUBILEE

uUtCttOtt ~ 'oe'eS" Ju"
szu k:.p}ahstwa papieia Leona
XIII. Pod takim tylufem wydaf
ostatniemi easy redaktor wycho-
dzacych we Lwowie .,Wiadomosci
kosciclnych" i Dobrcgo Pastoral,
ks. Edward Borawski, ksiaieczke
"p'suj aca jasno i tresciwie wick
/. m~fodoc'any kartahskl i biskupi,
ora d%ziaialnost Leona XIII, iako
Sel1ez". DO biografi dofaczyt
autor a~a'antyczne akta Stolicy sw
ogtoszonr "a dziew'scioletmcn I'D
dow panujacego Papie5a, a W koh-
Gu podal rogram Jubileuszu kap-
fahskiego. C..na ogzempIarM 10
ct. w Drukarni Ludowej
Noqce -Rsmo. w Blocza zacze.
to wydawac q dniem 1go grudnla
or. pism" poswiccone slnawom po-
wlatu g%orlickiego p. t. Hseglqd
powidtomy. Pi>mo TO na r.izle Wy
cbodzic bedzie Jako micsiecznik
ale jest wszelka ~madzieia, re w
krotce c%zesciej bedzic wychodzIlo.
Wydawca j redaktorcm pislna
jest p. Aloksander Semeniuk. For
mat pisma TAXI .iak hmyera
Loowshiego. Drukuje sic u Jozefa
Pisa W Tarnowie.
Ropcsyc, l ~g.uu.ia. C=ytrI-
~ia ludowu w Brzezinach odbyto
SIC 24go 2. m. %uroczyste otwarcie
czytelni luioweJ. Jut przee dwu-
nastu laty obecny p'oboszcz ksiadz
: J6zef Radoziewicz, pod6wczus H.
operator tylko, zalozyt pyi pry-
5vatny czytelnie dla "4osclan, jed
- najpiery,~zzab2w kraju. Roz-
Eoczete wosczaSO nzieto ukonczyf
proboszcz teraz doplero. Pc ukoh-
|czonem nabozehstwic podczns kto-
Ugo dziatwa odsp,ewala piq&ne
piesni, udali sic zg%romadzen do
budynku szkolnego, gdz'e przyso-
towano akt pamiatkowy. w ser
decznych siowach przemowit do
wfoscian, ks. proboszcz, nast9p-
Mo przemawiuf p. Medard Szaina
przsz ~ml,;scowcgo Kotka r%oin'cze-
go. Pan lgnacy Macieiowsk' Use
wsrJ jak" dolegat krakowskieg o
TowafJstwa oswlatv 'udowel
wreczyf nades4anr przcz T%owarzys-
two ksi4zki ! wymown'c ~~arIscs.
w4oscian do pilncgo rzytanis. n
wyrazami podziekowania "yS'3P''
}oscianin MARGIN Castor, 4 pre-
Enoowienic jcgo naccchowa"' "S'o
Serdeczna wdziccznoscla. ur"'|!S-
tosc pozoslawita Drzvjcmn'" "~Po
mnienie i Ajazd du"l'"W'e"1'"'
i obywateli jest dowodrm m''F'''-
wanna sic >praw4 oSwl"'y '''"
H,ojouu szhon horo"h"th"
Muszynio z~ostaia Dt"ar'@ 1aa
,nal.lA. !, cd u |i>td)a-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05

dziwy i zyjacy robak, lecz nau-
myslnie ma podobne cele naukowe
utworzony fabrykat, kt6ry do zy-
jacego jest zure}nie podqbny. Ro-
bak ten jest w stanie Gale obszaey
zicmniakami obsadzone %zniszczyc,
ola czego Rad zarzadzi} energicz-
nemi srodkami wytepie tego szkod-
nika. w koncn wzniesiono ma
czesc.
~Czarnowqsy. w Czarnowasach
i Fa4kowicach move farne budyn-
XII maja bye postawione, DO juz
d}uzej przeciez ME mozna:mieszkac
W tax niedoskona}ych mieszka-
mach. Trzeba teraz zdrowie ksie-
zy utrzymat, DO ich ME wiele. lie
to miejsc ma ksiedza, a ME moze
go otrzymat. Niektdry gbur by
ME mieszkal w takich domach, ia
XII. n. p. jest Czarnowasach.
Dzieci ma wiosne chodzac = mar
zanna spiewaja:.
o Ia nasza fara,
TO jest bardzo stara,
Zeby sic wystydzil1,
Move postawili!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05
f z X /.

Ia Biskupa Sedlaka usl-
}owa} Rad pruski zgcrmanlzowat
Kaszuby przez Kosci6f i La ten
Gel poleci} Biskupowi sprowadzat
ksiezy \ mad Renu. Jedcn Z takich
ksiezy wcale ME mdg! sic nauczyG
pc polsku, a gdy a miaf kazanle
o w%skrZerZeniu tazarza, nagle ut
kna}, ME mogac znalezG odpowied-
nego wyrazu ma w%zbudzenie y gro
bu PREY aciela Chrystusowego.
Przypomnia}o mu sic, re ten wy
raz podobny do slowa krzesaG. =
Mdwi vice, jjakajac sic ,,jak
Pan Jezus tego Lazarza" -.
trze szybko jedne piest o druga,
niby nasladuja Neutrality-suspicious.
si}"-prosze Jegomosci wtraca
koscielny, s%tojacy ma stopniach am
bony. Eli, lass Mn ]nutenI =
Pal 90 tam pies odzywa sic kap-
Ian i pc swojemu daIej mccz pro-
wadzi.
Earu1er do parobka: Jasku
Jasku, wstan! - juz sionko wstaje.
Rro6eh": - Adyd IL mus rych-
10 ws,at, DO ma daleko do chodze-
MIA.
Farmer pc raz wtory: = Jas
ku wstaj, DO juz ptaszki spiewaja.
Rrobeh: AlboG to co divine
go? one maja male }ebki, to wnet
sic NIGGA wyspat.
Farmer pc raz trzeci: Jas
ku, wstajno czempredzej. DO iuz.
.Jrysztyh ma stole. Zarusko
wstane; jeno uwazajc by mnic
tam Nike wiekszego kawa}ka chile
ba mic zabra}.
"A tobie GO sic zrobi4o:..py-
ia dokt6r pacyenta \ podwiazana
broda.
-kowal, prosze pana, wy}a-
NAL mi HAWAI- szczeki, a ia mu "a
p}acilem Ia wyrwanie zeba...
Chyba sic wsciekne Z b6lu!..
i tn przyszcd}es Il" mnic
wsciekaG sic:
ldz sic teraz ~wscicknij Ito ko-
wala i pogryz go!...
DO ego ME poide, ale poi
de ma polirjr..
-Idz, idz-lmn maja ma wscir-
kline lekarstwo."
A .jak tam ME poradzq to
wsadze cafy feb W okowiie, a Pr
TEN wybije knwal"wi ohX
szrzeki, i lnz...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05

Ign cy Eagieashi zmar4 W tych
dniach Odesic W poIudnowej Ro-
syi. Ign ten obudzi4 scrdccznv
zal ma |SzlAsku austryackim, DO
legacy lagieai,Ili nj, szczedzil o.
far ma lele Rodtrzymania tam "a
lSfad6w lplskich i ma dokonanie
odrodzeli a polskicgo. Darowa} on
daa ,,Maferzy szk6lnej" " Cieszy-
me- 'no9 rabli: dla Tow. pomocy
nao"l 900 rubli; Ola ,Domu
! ola Czytelni pol
SAle' " fesxynie pc 1000 rubli.
r'o saln .,oaiec zywota wyjawif
Ign bag,t,ski zamiar ofarowania
eenne] olfhseri alta fss1laska, q
narodowc} szlse y prosili. by IA
!ibliotehaI byaa pszszaae.ou. Ola
czytelni Hsk,ej. Ign. Bagiehsli
oaozyf sp11'nnie, by jego o6ars
NOISY pe1fk caAej ludnesci pol,
skiej ma alsk~ "a !
-
osst az? A,inornu. Pod
przewodtssssenl pos do ~ninn
zaruby, b1bytot sis cut ia" ., ,v'"'"' p
postsuzenie 1~cztonkow s" w. M
~wiazku wsoSciaiskicgo \ oStrn,'rS"
P'ani. PAN zaruba objaxn,4 l;cl,,ir
zrbranym najpicrv o potrzcb;r
podvyzszNNniaI cha o, zboza, ma GO
sic "becnl ,'le|nat .jeinog}osnie 700.
d~'li- ha'tsplfe ivyIoayI p. zarub.
waz''osc 'ftayy } o Lipca 1884 o
z"hespiecz'nii rodopikdu ma W.,
p"dpk nieTczsci,. lalvj mdwi} p.
Zaruba OF ntznsrvn ,do,ad
ma szlasH Nohau szkod5uxn
hoIorado, iaso Jivickszvm n,n'
przyi ,cielqxisauAu cw
poka2ywaFoheciA 1roo ynI,aI."
jcgo Iarwel jaika ,rd.,l ,,n'
eel / pbiorm, Mo
la DraW-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05
Kofko ~Dramatyczne.

Do Scarborough 7~omorsyst'c Pot
shich 10 Mlmuukee Wis.
Towarzystwom narodowym, {;
~aiezawodnie j innym W Milwaukee.
jest pewno wiadomcm, zr zostafo
zafozone y grona ich vzfonko1
,,Kotko dramatyczn. Polskie",A
lem tego kolka jest wptywat
przedstawieniA teatralne nd
! znmiiowanie do czynowI
nych i przez przedstl
scenic budziG i poptrzl
narodowego polskieI
admlnistracya, a I
Wincenty Pawx
dent: lgnacy
lgnacy b.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05

oGNIskO. polskie pi,
1yg"dnlowe New 10
N3l2 n. Sth STR. \liczYce
s"ych wspoIpracowplikow
on zdolnycl, wszeshstrou
wyksztalconych, ma wanna,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05
WYANDOTTEN J

"1-fNI7VI Z, I'M
zebrai Polacv ma budo'
kosciolo W tenn miescie SIS,
10 komitctu budownicz!
naleza: Jan Paradowski, J
lIusz kowaIck, j.. Il. PI
dowski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05

Aqujouo szhom horo"~"th'
Muszynio zostaia DO"ar'@ '''
w ed IL IiStd)a.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-07-25

We demand the restoration Of tn, mail ser
vice in this state TO the efficiency maintained by
the last Republican Administration, and favor
the payment Of far wages to ali postal en-
eyes
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-07-25

We are in favor oi re-openiny the Carson
Mint for coinage aud raising the wages of its
employe, 10 the ardard paid by The last Re-
publican Administration.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-07-25

msl services, with refusing ~ sign the necessa
. ~ bill fer the improvement uf rivers an har
bors, wi h using the power of his alniiBistra-
| tieuto preYeA: aFp'ci ria;ions for navy and
coast jeionses wit. a.tem p;ing to destroy tha
protective tariff, with courtins the good viii OF
other nations at the exrorsc Of the ct.zeai Of
| the United states, aud with joining the iOreigr,
! bon6Ho,ders to dcmonetizo silver snd destroy
| the industries Of our country, AMI for the re-
duction oi wages OF the Mint employees at Car
' son, for closing the Carson Mint, when it was
no; ON, eli-s1s aiming but a sou.ci Of revenue
10 the Goyerun mt, for its contemptuous veto
Of pension bills for the lief CT disabled sol
diers and sail rs, and for failing tc Construct
this Gove-rnen. building a Car as required.
".
We are il favor Of the ab>oluta eac'us.o on OF
Chinese, aa the rcs;ric IN Of immigration b.
which ths present overehArged CO diticn of the
labor niarket made worse. and also fav y leg
S alton By which re. ision Of our naturaliza-
tion ana land laws may be accomplished.
V.
We demand, in behalf OF rr various indus
tries. the re.entios Of the duties o. ad, borax
soda hides and leather, anu to restore the tar
if os 1857 onwool.
Ecselrcd: hat we recognize the right Of la
Dor to organize for It's l.l~fal Protection.
VII.
We favor liberal appropriations by Congress |
Tor Autographed and typographical surveys |
IN this state to the nd tat the waste waters
nay be preserved for tie purpose OF irrigation.
VII.
We endorse tn> wise and conse vatire admin
stration of Governor c. c. stevenson, and We
heartily commend he able Ell of Senators
!, ewart and Jones and Representative Wood
,urn il bshaif OF the interests Of the people OF
his State.
We favor the granting to New da OF ell Gov
rument laud within The State for the purpose
4 providing means for irrigation and other
m prov emen:s.
We favor the reduction of the Treasury sur
lies b, the payment of pensions to Union ST.
iers, their widows and orphans, the improve
neut Of rivers and harbors, the building Of de-
cnses for ou- sea-eoasts, the erection OF public
Ciidincs, the creation of navy, the purchase
1 bonds and tie repeal Of the internal revenue
AVIS taxing tobacco.
XI.
1t is the duty OF the State to maintain freq
on-secta-; n schools in the rural aid sparsely
stt ed districts "a well as In towns ami thicxly
e:tlea sections and that such division Of the
choo, money should b. made as viii furnish
ne means of education TO all children in the
tate.
We in favor Of re-opening the Carson
int for coinage aud raising the wages of is
nploye, 10 the ardard paid by the lagt Re-
lbican Administration.
XIII.
We demand the restoration Of tn, mail SER
&c in this state to the efficiency maintained by
e last Republican Administration, and favor ,
c payment Of far wages to ali postal en-
cyes {
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-07-25
SI0O to 5000. MONTH ss,;','9 car can b be

Isituo WOIhIIl- IOf Us.
Agents preferred who can furnish their own
horses and give their whole time to the business.
Spare moments msy be prof;ab'y en- ,loyed
also. A few vacancies In towns ard cities B.
F. JouSso. Co., IaHa Hain St, Richmond.
Va mays I'm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-07-25
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-01-05
Cow Peas as Green Manure,

There are few if any plants more
rf1icacious in res oring lost fertility to
depleted soils than the COW pea. Its
roots pierce deeply into the subsoil,
and carry the potash and phosphoric
acid of the deeper layers to The surface.
They moreover erate the soil and rem
der it accessible to the genial showers
and the solar heat Still more is ac-
complished. The pea vine is largely
an atmospheric plant, drawing its sus-
tenance more from the air than from
the earth. Henc, its wonderful
adaptability to poor land Its leaves
absorb and retain large quantities of
nitrogen, that most necessary clement
OF all life. When the crop is plowed
under, disintogration at once COM
mences, and these rich stores of nitro
gen are disseminated throughout the
surface soil, IN easy reach of the teed-
ing rootlets of the succeeding crops
Yet even this does not end the duties
performed by the pea vines. All worn
and exhausted soils are much more
Nohp paw ouhh 10 iicW IdHu. Inc reason
of this hard, solid condition is obvious.
New land, as a rule, has
upon its surface rich layer
of vegetable mold, or humus.
which is the long accumulation of de-
caying leaves. twigs. grass, bark and
fallen trees. Successive cropping final-
ly exhausts this humus, and instead of
the once loose, mellow condition. the
land has run together and baked.
Now, one of three things must be done
10 change the condition of the soil in
order 10 restore IFS productiyeness.
The plan that NJ SEES advised was to
let the Ian ''rest and lie still every
seventh year" (See Exodus xiii, 11).
He knew that by lying still and resting
The land would grow up in weeds. and
he doubtless also knew that weeds are
good collectors of nitrogen.
Another plan of restoring lost fer
'ility is by spreading upon the land
such manures as possess the needful
plant food for the future crop. The
chemical ingredients wanted
nitrogen. potash and phosphoric acid,
can be easily supplied in this way by
any good, complete manure. But
commercial manures are beyond the
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-01-05
HERE AND THERE.

The poultry business in the pI|
States is estimated at $3.50, 0o0M
annum. Over so, 500, 900 wefs 1
for imported eggs last year.
1t is not disgraceful to any
who is poor to confess his poF'
but the not exerting ones sells %
cape poverty is disgraceful.
Profit in all kinds of business
ponds more upon what is saYd
what is made. A farmer loses me'
if he does not make this principe
basis of all his work.
1t seems to be admitted tha
can breed for eggs just o one
breed for milk or butter Az
from a good layer will be more =,
TO produce y good layer than ~
from a poor layer. :,
Mr.. G. S. G., of Billiard y
says he sowed on his place. on NJ
last, one bushel of millet seeu' !
gathered at least fourteen tons =
good millet as has ever been ssg Z
any market. How is that for np y,
at is reported that Gay hso.
of Cincinnati. the chief cIiginsre
the late St. Andrews Bay LAM Y
pnny swindle, who was recertiyul
arrest for fraudulent use oil me ~ K
has negotiated the purchase ciss !
900 acres OF land IN Sonora y I.
Another cheap-town.!ot lottery ssa
will soon be afoat II this rcp0
true. n
The October crop report =, :.
Alabama Department OF AgrlcD,.
r. F. Kolb, Comm ,s'ioner. Aa~
Ala. gives the condition OF Tue + +
cipal crops in each county OF Ins q Z,
The average indications for the !, \
are that corn will yield Ia bus if.'
acre, which is 81 per cent. q I,
crop for that State. Cotton Pr 4,
80 per cent. of full crop; peas y I.
cent; sugar-ca1c. 50 per cent? =
potatoes, 76 per cent
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-01-05
Why2

Why should the Southern iH
pay one dollar, or more, per b
for corn when he can produce
home at a cost not to exceed fifty q
per bushel?
Why should the Southern farmer
ten TO fourteen cents per pound
bacon when he can produce II b
at five cents.
Why should the Southern far
paw millions of dollars ANNUALLY
commercial fertilizers when from
of our soils and crops they mar
ducc better article for hall
money!
Why should the Southern is
pay twenty to twenty-iiv i've dollars
ton for hay when he nay produce
his farm at two dollars per toni I
ing grass all summer and buying
winter!
Why is it that thousands and
sands of freight trains come 50
ward loaded with the product
Northern farms and so many Of
are returned empty?
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-01-05
The Leaf Tobacco situ,,io,

The Louisville Courisr.Jomr,, Il
fishes a comprehensive and r,l,'
review of the leaf tobacco INV. nv
showing the facts of the yield AMI Anti /
ply against the average, Of ea,.,l
ton. When it is considered n, N
lucky produces 81 per cent. Of th,'1
leaf tobacco cropof the United NJ
and Kentucky, Indiana, Illiuels n
nessce. Ohio and Missouri prol,.|
per cent. of the total crop Of therSl
States. it will be seen that Il. h
mary is of general interest. Ts.1
lowing are the main points Of M
ticle:
The Western leaf crop fools MI
900, 900 pounds. or 26 per cent. \
cent averages. and the Eastern
crop 100000 pounds Or
per, cent decrease. The E,s]
and Western leaf crops 1
all the market stocks Of
United States, make up S60M|
pounds against sol, coz, 0OOa ye,
and 575 900. 900 two years ago l
supply from the new crops and ns|
stocks falls 211. 00). 900 pounds N
the late average takings for dons
and foreign consumption, whh
1885 there was surplus Of 2SC0ll
pounds. and in 1885 q surplus Of
900, 00o. The Western hurley qpI
81, 900 900 pounds, and the dark |
heavy crop SO, 900, 600
In conclusion the review states.
this historical year Of the tobu
trade Louisville has much more d
maintained her former pre-emiasl
as the principal tobacco market I'll
United States and, indeed, d
world. the business done here
1887 materially SURPRISES in mo-
tude that Of all other years. indutl
that of the jubilee year-1SS5
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reach of many farmers a.
OF stable i and cow-lot m ANN 'a' y
orally far below the demaa,s y u
fore 4! the best and often ths y,
.lcal solution of the problem ~; !.
manure man crop. Glover, buess Z .
peas are the three bs.l
nfst two are not -.
many States, but IS ~ 'sl'et
knowledge goes. cow pe. :. - =
almost anywhere. They s.s WI
the chemical and mechanics Ivy
OF manure. P,owed under ~, y
full bloom. they loosen IN Il. s ~
keep 1t mellow. They shoull III ! y |
as early in the spring As N = ! \
from frost is over. and bv T.. w
middle of June they will i !, y. Y
pillow under. 1t would be- b. ~
lore blowing under to sow =,
crop ON the same ground :, -
seed will be covered when T., A.
crop goes under This seea.s i
may be cut for hay. or rs,d :.
ana hog pasture in the f,n
things are more relished Nv a.. |
COW peas and few things Wifi Y
more or richer milk and has,.
d. b., in Farm and Fsres,ds '' 7
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WHOEVER makes fuss about doing rood
does very little; he WHO wishes to be seen
and noticed when he is doing gccd will not
do it long. i-.- -