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Dedicated a Jewish orphan Asylum,

CLEVELAND, July 10. The Jewish Or
phan asylum, IL large and handsome
structure just completed, was dedicated
with imposing ceremonies. There were
present ut the services many of the most
prominent Hebrews of the country.
The Dickinson press., 1888-07-14
Chicago. Enormous Population.

CHICAGO, July 9.-The directory of
this city now in press shows that the
population has now reached the magnff-
icent figures of $40, 600, a gain of 20, 900
in the past year.
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SHERIDAN OUT OF DANGER.

His Physicians Positively Assert that He
Will Recover.
NoNQuIrr, Mass, July l1.-Gen.
Sheridan slept we'll during the night and
p%eptonized milk, as no trace of indiges-
ton followed his eating fish and mutton
chop yesterday. Col. Kellogg said,
when questioned as to Sheridan's
chances: "Assuredly he will recover. "
Col. Sheridan expressed the same belief.
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CONGRESSIONAL DOlNGS.
The Senate.


WASHINGTON, July 0.-Numerous pr
titions were presented asking for amend
ments to the interstate commerce law, to
prevent railroad piracy; for prohibition
in the District of Columbia, and for the
passage of a bill restricting foreign i'm
migration.
WASHINGTON, July 1O.-After the re-
ception of Il number of reports from COM
mittees, Mr.. Dolph gave notice hat he
would address the senate on the fisheries
treaty in the morning
Mr.. Hoar then took the floor and de-
livered Il long and carefully prepared
speech on the tariff.
WAsnIGSToN, July .1.-In the senate
the committee on postoffices and post
roads reported favorably the bill intro
Guced by Vest to amend the statutes re-
lutinG to postal crimes so as to cover the
use of transparent envelopes by collectors
OF debts.
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The New Firm of Harrison and Morton,

NEW YORK, July 9.-The Republican
national headquarters on West Twenty
fifth street were opened Monday for bus
The Dickinson press., 1888-07-14

Nineteen thousand more Irishmen left
their native land last year than in the year
hefOrn
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The House

w ASHlNGT0N, July I.-SeVeral pen
sions vetoed by the president were read
and referred to the pension committee.
The regular morning hour was dispensed
with by unanimous consent, and on mo-
ton of Mills one hour was given to the
military committee for the consideration
o farmy bills. The bill to provide for the
sale of the site at Fort Omaha, Neb., and
for the construction of suitable buildings
in committee of the whole and was after
wards passed in the house.
WASHINGTON, July 9 .-Call of states
was read and the introduction of bills
and resolutions followed.
Adams, of Illinois, presented n resolu-
tion relating to the sugar and Standard
Oil trusts, representing the impractica-
bility in The present congress of making
certain provision for governing these
trusts. The resolution was referred to
the committee on rules. Tariff discus
sion in committee of the whole was re-
sumed. The sugar schedule was then
taken up.
WASHINGTON, July l0.-1mmediately
after the reading of the journal the house
went into committee of the whole (Mr.
Springer of Illinois, i'll the chair on the
tullIl VII, tuC pellitlIS utllcluilIcIlt JULIE
that offered by Mr.. Nutting of New
York, restoring the existing rate of duty
on starch.
On motion of Mr.. McMillin, of Tennes-
see, the duty on rice -four and rice meal
was fixed at Is per cent. ad valorem.
Mr.. Nandever of California, moved to
increase the duty on raisins from IL to
2 cents per pound, the present duty.
After considerable DEBATE the amend
nlent was rejected by a vote of 81 to n.
The house passed a dozen bills grant
ing railroads right of way through In
dian reservations. Nelson secured the
passage of two Minnesota bills. One
grants the Moorhead, Leech Lake
and Northern railroad throu. III
the White Earth reservation.
Another bill grants the Duluth and
Winnipeg right of way through Fond du
Lac Indian reservation. Clifford secured
the passage Of q bill granting the Yank-
ton, Bismarck and Northwestern railroad
right of way through the great Sioux
reservation.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE senate
amendment to the agricultural bill max.
ing an appropriation for experiments
with sorghum was passed-126 to 80.
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GEN. SHERIDAN AT HonE.

GEN. SHERIDAN AT HOME.
He Passes IL Fair Night md Expresses
Himself Much Plensed with His Sur
roundings.
NoNQuITr, Mass, July 9.-Notwith-
standing the apparent fatigue Of Gen.
Sheridan's debarkation from the
The Dickinson press., 1888-07-14

No. 1 hard. cash and July. seize: on
track, s3l4c; No. ! Northern. cash and July,
Gle; August, Sic; on track, sl54c; No. . North
ern cash and July 76c: August, &c; or track,
1RlSc.
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Work on the New Road Begun.
MANDAN, OAK, July 1.-THE party to
survey the new road between Mandan
and the Black Hills has started out.
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st. p.ul up,on STOCK Y.rds,

Receipts at South St. Paul. LOT hogs. 20 cat
tie. IS sheep. 3hones.
Hogs-Active: 56loc lower than yesterday;
strong at the decline. Sales of 1872 lbs average
at s5.5095.6h; go lbs at s555: Z hogs, z4 lie av-
c-age. at s5.45; 90 head. a5a lbs. ats5.' 20. " lbs
at Sl65, and ~ lbs at $500. We quote:
Light, $5.4O@5.6G mixed. $a4st565;
packing, $5.5OnA.iG; heavy, S5.45D6.e5: choice
heavy. S5.6OG5.so.
Cattle-Steady; good p extra. s4.oo@b!oe
common to good. S2Q0&k4
sheep-.IIf1j 656d6 eScSee. Sa.ooos.3.
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A MINNEAPOLIS SENSATION.
Shotwell, Clerihew s. Lothmann Arrested
for Obtaining Money Under False Pre-.

MINNEAPoLIs, July IA little sensa-
ton was created in court here by the ar
rest of Shotwell, Clcrlhew s. Lothmann.
charged with defrauding the Nicollet
Notional bank. The firm obtained $ls, 900
from the bank shortly before falling on a
draft which they asserted would be hon
ored by the Eastern bank on which it was
drawn
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Mellon Bros, of Bismarck, are closing
up their banking business at that place.
Two new elevators are being erected
at Neche with a capacity of &C 1000 bush
els each.
DEVILS Lake lives in hopes that it will
be a watering place of worldwide repu-
tation within a few years.
The Italians of Lead City are going to
organize a hose company. They have
raised $500 for the purpose.
Mike Barsky and u. Zoskin, agents of
a Hebrew firm at Grand Forks, have dis
appeared with horses, wagons and mer-
chandise. Warrants were issued and
Sheriff O'Connor has left for DEVILS
Jake in pursuit.
Miss Lena Miller, living heal White
Like, died from the effects Of trichina,
found in the pork she had eaten. This is
the second death from the same aus
within a week. Her father is i'll from
the same cause.
Judge Trip has arranged the follow
ing dates for opening the fall terms OF
district courts in the Second judicial dis
trict: Douglas county, Tuesday, Sept.
A; Bon Homme, Tuesday, Sept. II;
Hutchinson, Tuesday. Sept. 10: Jerauld,
Tuesday, Oct. 23; Sanborn, Tuesday,
Oct. 80: Brule, Tuesday, Nov. s: Yank'
ton, Tuesday, Nov. IL; Dawson, Tues
day. Dec. II.
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MORE TROUBLE FOR THE @.

Burlington Brakemen Strike i'll Sympathy
With the Brotherhood Men.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 1O.-All the
brakemen or the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy struck at 11:30 a. III.
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night the attack was renewed. Friday
night Rev. DIR. Thomas, to the surprise
of thy audience, opened the meeting.
Sam Small stepped forward and apol-
ogized for all he had said. His course has
aroused the disgust OF all sensible people.
The Dickinson press., 1888-07-14
ny,nn..po,is Wheat

MARKET QUOTATIONS FOR JULY =,
The Dickinson press., 1888-07-14

Entered at the posionice at Dickinson, Stark
County, Dakota as second class matter.
The Dickinson press., 1888-07-14

ST. PAUL, July 9.-Thc outlook for
crops in the northwest IS very encourage
ing, according to the report of X. &.
Dunn e. Co, of which the following is &
The Dickinson press., 1888-07-14

From Iowa Towns.
Reports from the principal cities and
towns in Northern Iowa are in the main
repetitions of those given above from
Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin, indi-
eating that crops throughout the northern
counties look we'll and that rich harvest
will follow, barring bad weather.
The Dickinson press., 1888-07-14

A man from Grand Forks went to
Gilby to open a saloon, and was warned
by the citizens they were in need Of no
such an acquisition to their village. Six
prominent residents took him in charge
and marched him to the depot and
placed him on the Grand Forks train.
The Dickinson press., 1888-07-14

The buildings on the Milbank agricul-
tural grounds were wrecked in the wind
storm of Saturday.
DIR. Alloway, the territorial veterina-
rian, has been rendered the professorship
of veterinary science in the Brookings
agricultural college.
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Unchanged.

1t is hard to be thrust over and
over again, upon a realization of the
grim facts of life. Nancy Staines
was not the beauty of the family, but
she did exaggerate her plainness, and
brooded over it whenever she was
tired or her spirits were low. One
day, however, her fall bonnet came
home from the milliner's, and in re-
joicing over it's beauty, Nancy for
got to lament her own shortcomings.
In high feather, she went to her
room to try it on, but presently re-
turned with a most woe-begone Wis
age.
"Why, Nancy, what's the natter"
asked sympathetic visitor.
"Oh, nothing important" said
Nancy gloomily.
"But there must be It's that
bonnet, know What's the trouble
with it ?"
"Oh, the bonnet is all right" said
the Respondent one. at isn't the
bonnet that's to blame. You see it's
very pretty one, and as soon as |
saw it, felt quite encouraged; but
when tried it on and looked in the
glass, I found the same old Nance
inside it Youths Companion.
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Yhs Joke Of the Future.

"Did you make these doughnuts,
Mandy, dear'"
"Yes, darling; I hope you like
them?"
"well, perhaps my taste has chang
ed or my jaws have limbered up or
something, but they amt much like
the doughnuts my mother used to
make"
"Aren't they And I tried so
hard (tears) to make them nice"
"Nice! BY George, Mandy, if my
mother had made such splendid, puff
fly doughnuts as yours should have
died in my early childhood of an ov-
erloaded stomach. Thanks to the
sagacity of the dear old woman, il
took two hours and half to wear
! out one of her doughnuts."
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cas2 Boosuso 10 10 10 tho centre OF
MD, UAiA . 10 in hell sne she rest
ore in parsassfy.
Pho nance Of what three writers
dos o man use when he puts his
hand On Q hot stoysf Dickens,
Howitt, Barns.
when was theatre first mention
"a in the Biblss When Joseph was
thfewa from the family circle into
the pit.
When was Pharaoh's daughter like
merchant in Wall Street, She
found little prophet in the rushes
on the bank.
The name of what character in
history does person mention when
asking the servant to put coal on the
fireY Philip the Great.
What is the difference between the
Prince of Wales and bomb-shell2
One is heir to the throne and the
other is thrown to the air.
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J. NELSON WBNER,
ATxOrnOwAt I@VVI
MAxrTNssURa, y. VA,

ufiice IN Dlosdsi Dnilding, (UpStairs.)
-au- rrSnpt sttsssfon 10 business af-
fairs. wills, Deeds and All manner OF
Cnnv~srcing carefully attended to.
Ina.s epsein "a, compounded and exten
sionp ef oroslit arrange and effected.
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Almost A Monoiooue.

"How do you like my new dress?
inquired Mrs. De Jason Of her hus-
band.
"lsn't it a little"-
"No, it isn't. Now, Alfred, l
think you're just horrid. It's the
new color, emerald green"
ayes, dear. but I was only going
to say"-
ooh, I know that it isn't the color
I ought to wear. IF it was that hor-
rid Miss, you would think it
lovely"
"But I didn't mean"-
"Yes, you did, too. You're mean
enough for anything. And you've
never noticed my new chip hat,
either"
"Why, my love, I thought
"You thought OF course you
did-that it makes me look frightful.
III sob, sob declare it's too
o-b-a-dp
"If you'd only let me speak,
"speakl Why, what else have
you done for the last half hour-just
to find fault, too, with everything I
had on. What's that7 A diamond
for my birthday present? Oh, you
dear, precious old sweet Why didn't
you say so, and not tease me so? l
could not imagine what you wanted
to say"
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A new driving coat that the shop
folks style "the Churchill" has a
waistcoat Of jersey cloth in two col
ors, and is much fancied here and in
London, both for its merits and the
associations of its name.
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NOVEMBER II. 1888


middle ofan hour-glass.
Why is doctor never seasickf
He is used to see sickness.
WHY does an old maid wear nit
ssasS To keep the chaps of.
WHY is door in the potential
mood ? It's would, or should be.
What is the board Of education !
The schoolmaster's shingle.
Whas sticketh closer than BROTH
err? a postage stamp, by gum.
WIN il tin cen tied to dogs
tail like death It's bound to &C
cur.
Why does sailor know there's a
man in the moon2 He has been to
Gss.
WHY is the Worth Pole like an H.
licit whisky mandatory? 1t is a
secret still.
What is IT that vill give cold,
cure cold, and pay the doctors
bill7 A draught.
What does man take when he
has mean wifei He takes an elixir
Che ticks her).
WIN is it easy to get in an old
mans house? Because his gait is
broken and hi. locks are few.
Why IS man who makes pens
very wicked ? He makes people steel
pens ard then says they do write.
Why is city Official like a door
beI1 One steals from the people
ana the other peals from the steeple.
WHY is it dangerous TO go out in
spring. Because the trees shoot
the flowers have pistlls and the bull
rush is out.
What is the difference between q
dogs tail and rich man? One
keeps wagging and the other keeps
a carriage.
What is the difference between an
engineer and school teacher? One
trains the mind and the other minds
=ssss=efsin.
What is the difference between o
soldier and a pretty women? One
faces tla powder and the other pow
ders the face.
WHY is a sheet of writing paper
like a lazy dog! A sheet OF writing
paper is an ink-lined plain and an in
clined plain is slope up.
What IS the difference between an
apple and pretty girl? One you
can squeeze to get cider and the 9th
err yon get side her to squeeze.
Why IS the letter like death ? 1t
is at the end of life.
why is the letter k like pigs
tail It is at the end of pork.
Why IS the letter s like thunder
IT makes our cream sour cream.
When were Napoleon's clothes
ragged When he was out at Elbe.
When should we read the book of
nature When autumn turns the
leaves.
Why is Westminster Abbey like
a fireplace 1t contains the ashes
Of the great.
What bridge is warranted to sup
port any strain? The bridge Of a
fiddle.
WIN g +he vowel o the only one
sounded ? Because all the others
are inaudible.
Why is a stick of candy like a race
horse? THE more you lick it the fast
er it goes.
Why VAS Noah like hungry cat I
He went forty days and forty nights
without Arsrat.
When Gid Caesar first go to the
Irish? When he crossed the Rhine
and went back to bridge it.
When did George Washington
take a carriage =? When he took a
hack at the cherry tree.
What was Joan of Arc made of?
Maid Of Orleans. What killed her
Too much Lot stake.
When is paper money first men
toned in the Bible 2 When the dove
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Advertising Agents.
CONSERVATIVES.

.ac undersigned having been re-
+.a-Sto health by simple means, after
,~ rtrg for several years with a severe
So sGGctlon, and that dread disease
Consumption, is anxious to make
known 10 his fellow sufferers the means
of cure. TO those who desire it, he will
cheerfully send free Of charge) copy
of the prescription used, which they
will ind a sure cure for Consumption,
Asthhaa, Catarrh, Bronchitis and
all throat and lung Maiadies. He
hopes all sufferers viii try his Remedy,
as it is invaluable: Those desiring the
prescription, which will cost them moth
ing, ard may prove a blessing, viii
please address, Rev. EDWARD A. Will
SON, Williamsburg, hAags County
New York.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08
TEATR Isl

nigdy sic ME uda, chotby odegra-
ny byl jaknajlepiej, jezeli sztuka
ME jest zajmujacq. Chcac zas mice
dobro sztuczki t~eatralne, trzeba
sic udat do kogos, co sic ma tenn
INA, ably przys}al do wyboru tie,
kt"re uwaza "a %najlepsze.
Jest ~jeszcze wiele dobrych
sztuczek p~olskich, ktorc wcale ME
81 drukowane, n n. p. W Poznaniu
wlele mirslka bicdnych polskich
nktordw, Et"ryhy sobic chrtnic IA
robili kilkn talar6w mn tvdzien
przepiSywanicm mkich sztuclrk.
NIlej podpisany poleca sic do
sprowad1ania \ Europy dobrych
sztuc1ck tcatraInych, talk druko-
wanych, jak i p~;sanych. Towm-
z!sLwa, chcqce Wye jcgo po9rcd-
nictwn, nicchaJ przcslq ma recc jc-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08
Ksiazki szk6lne i tre-
sci %naukowei.
X cate h I'm II TX atolick

X n hi I'm II x
[matN
w mocnej npruwie.......12
Kateh q r z..K atolickl
- ~("iskszy mocnej oprawio
IL 'storyasw i Q t a czy!i Die
je Slarrgo Nowego Tes'amentu
(mnle.J sza) mocnej oprawie
r ! e m ent"rz mai y......S
W mocncj opranir.......12
E e m cntarz Polsk i przez
WI. Dyniewicla.
Pray aciel Dzieci czyli
Ksiaseczka do Czytan a; zasto-o.
wanna ola szkof polsklch W Anne
ryce, 40
Il ate hizm Poczatkow wy
Rzymsko-Katolicki
W mocncj oprawie. .....S
u b Or PieSni da szkos poll
skich W Ameryce 10
Al a y 2 rzy jacic d ri c i,
ola szkof polskich W Am.erycn
....UO
Z osred nik PoIsk o A ~
gle S k ], ksiazku ola latwe-
go nanczenia siv 70 angirI-ku
L istownik Polsko-Ameryknh.
ski. Podrecznik zawlerniacy:
NAukq risania lrstow......60
l. ckarz d o o y, czyli ME
gay" ine sposoby domowcgo la
nirgo l"rzrniu.. %
M a y L j k da szk6l
nyrh dz'rri, uczary pisnnia IL
STOW 2 dodalkiem p"winszowah T..
Ii lstorya Stanow Il G.
czony c ........75
ID ic c Sturcgoi N ow e.
gotc S a m c Etuz 100. ot,nz
40
Gran aty k Pc ka dlu
s>kof pol-kich W Amer' ce..25
AIRY IN e y * czyIi ks aka
Rachunkowa mocncj oprawie
u zle G n urodu Po k i e.
ozdublUne Is obrazkami... do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08
PhACCIE IA WAR SA!
WSpOmn;enie pOSmiertne.

Wspomn enie poSmiertne.
We Wl"Szych umari W Tu-
rynle ks. Boskr, MAJ prawdAi-
vie wielAi, DO swiety. Gem
by1 tego, dowodem to, ze ma
jrgo p"grzebie byio we}u bis
kup6w, kapIanow, 100000 Iu-
d1i, i lie mad lego grobem pfa.
cze ca}y SWAT "atolic|ki. Me
ma gazety katol.ckiel ma ca
lynn swvecie, ktoraby o MIN
ME pisala. Ks. BosSo by dru
glem sr. Wincentvm q Paulo.
Il nczego zalozy} 100 domow
dIa s%ierot, zalo1yf ,,Zgroma-
dzeuie sw. Franciszka S.!eze-
&c." wychowaf wielu kapla-
now, r2emleslnik ow, poczcl-
wych ]udzi, puzakladal przy-
tu]ki Ola cEurycE, kalek, sta
rych. Nauczycielem byt zna-
mlonity IL. w kraiach, kto-
rych ME ma wolnus:i naucza-
MIA i szkolnej: W ktorych ca
}q szkp}e i uauke RAD W swo-
ln reEu trzyma. ME bylhy do
stat moze pozwolenia do Ia
k}aian!a szkoIek ! nauczania
biednych dzIecl. kosciof tylko
tam moze w zupe]nosci przez
przez swoje siugi dzialac i ro-
zIewaG Gale bIogosIawieiistwo
duchn, mifoscl, c>ynow kato-
iicklch, gdzle ma woluosc,
glzle ME Jest skrepowaiiy u
stawan.i swieckiemi i paragra-
fumi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

90 $500 a odbiora "a te SUNG INA
czn2 ilost ksiqzek i zeszytdw Z mai
lepszemi ludowemi sztuczkami
acknowledgements, majacemi warto<c
przynajnniej $4,000. Nadto poz:y-
czona i'm bedzie ma z4danie wszel-
ka sztuczka, znajduiqca sic w Ia
paste.
Merouim Der0oushi
Dyrektor teatru Polskiego Kol-
ka Dramatycznego.
Winona, Mimi. Cor. 2 &
Carimona Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08
NOWINY
Z ceSarStWu n!emierhiego

Ma Judowq movych holei 5e.
laznych i rrzebudc~anie da-
wn'e.jszych zaa4daf Rad pru-
ski prAeszlo 100 miliunow ma
rex.
Ma1q budowac ko!cie:
u 2 Oisztyna do Malborga
l4267 600 marek;
q z Mi,walle. punktu ma
linii OlSztvn MAlbork, do Ell
,-baga 2.9l5,000 marek;
81 2 M ,giIna do Strzelna
LILA 900 mnrex;
a. z LubIihca do llerbow
ma S1I4sku lG43,000 marek;
81 Z Slrzelra do Grotkau
albo do pu"Iktu innego W po-
bl.2u k,lei brzesko-nlskiej g.
$50 900 mnrek;
g. 2 Hirschbcrga aIbo inne-
20 punklu W pobllzu kolei
X phIfurt K|udzko do Peters,
corfu l,G50 900 marek.
Ma ruzszerzenie dworca w
Jaroc'nie projekt wyznacza
643,000 MIX.
Opro'z tego majq z Olszty.
nu do Glnnska j Glanska
do Sobotki bye pofozone dru-
gle relsy.
W prusz1;ej A1ie pyse1shiy
stawill przyjaciele rzadowi WHO
SEX o to, ably W pr1y>zlosri
wyb.erac poslow do se.lm i.ie
ma 3, Iecz no 5 lat, P"wiada-
ia oni, be wyaory roblq wiel
k'e rosetta, &e s%prawiaja wle-
lie zaburAenia miedzy ludzmi
re dlmtego .luA SIC lulzi"m
przykrzq. Zvby vice to zlr
zmnIe.j ~, &, raizq i 2qdajq, a
by w,daG move pawo o wy
bora, Ii poselskich co S lat. In
nj znown po"ladnla, b" wv
bory i POLITICIAN szkola Ola
n"rodu, ae gdy sc zb eve W
s%cjnle wIeks1osG taxa, k,ora
praw m"rodu %mAIcayci" ME pill
uuje, wtedy i%atwIr, ja usanad
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08
ksiazki tresci religij-
mel.

(Poznahski") STACYE czyli dro-
ga krz,za Je1usowrgo, %odrr"wla.
ne w Arohidyrcrz.i Gm,zn"h
sko- PozuahsNicl. G. czternusvo-
ma obra, knmD...............ro 10
(Chrtmjh.s~) DROGA krzyAowa
czylA ohch6l S'r"v'.........p 10
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