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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-18
SUFFER- COUNTY.
Large Orange Orchards to be Planted
Near Marysville.


MARYsvILLE, January 17th.-A contract
was to-day signed with nurseryman at
Los Angeles for the planting of thirty acres
in orange trees at Colmena, on the line of
the California and Oregon Railroad, six
miles south of Marysville. II is strong tes-
timony of his faith in citrus culture here
that he supplies the trees and will get no
returns until they become of bearing age,
when he will have an interest in the
orchard. Independently of this enterprise,
the prospectus is out for the incorporation
of a company to plant 100 acres in orange
trees the present season in the Colmena
colony. The capital stock is Sl0o,eo0, di-
vided into 1000 shares of 500 each. Four
hundred and fifty shares has already been
subscribed. The land is supplied at $40 an
acre, and water for irrigation is to be sup
piled from pumps and well. These are the
first undertakings to grow oranges on a
large scale in this neighborhood, though
the profits Of orange culture in small
way have always been large here There
is large capital at the back Of both enter
prises, and no doubt is entertained that
they will be carried to a successful conclu-
sion. One of the principal parties inter
ested is &. F. Abbott, a successful farmer
and fruit-grower, and an owner in one of
the largest peach orchards in the State,
which covers 300 acres in Suffer county
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OAKLAND.
An Aged Man Run Over by q Train and
Seriously Injured.

An AGED Man Kun Over by q Train and
Seriously Injured.
OAKLAND, January l7th.-h gardener
named Christian Nissen, who resides at
1926 Chestnut street, was sandbagged by a
gang of garroters on Eighth street, near
Center, Monday evening while returning
from work. He was only partly stunned
by the blow, when one of the gang choked
him while the otbersrobbed him of watch
and chain and $40 in coin. The robbers
then escaped aud have not been captured.
Edward A. Brown, = wholesale and retail
wood and coal dealer at-4i0 and 412 Ninth
street, to-day made general assignment to
B. MeFedden for toe benefit of.his creditors.
His disabilities are not known Brown at
tributes ais failure to the drop in the price
of coal and bad bills. He says that his liza
bilities are about $1,000, and the principal
creditors San Francisco wholesale dealers.
Jason I. Sanford. sgedseventy- one years,
residing in Alameda, was run over by the
Alameda local train on Tifst street. near
Clay, yesterday, his right leg and left arm
being severely manglei. He is engaged in
the real estsis business at LIZ Kearny street
in San FRANCISCO.
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And, in accordance with Law and an orier OF
the Board OF Directors, made OH the 9th day OF
November. A. d. 1855, so many shares OF each
parcel OF suea stock as may be accessory will be
paay, 23G;S street lup stairs, in the city of
Sacramento, California on the 9Th day of FEB
RuARI, A. d. 1889, al the hour of 2 o clock P. NJ
OF said day. TO pay the said delinquent assess
nieni thereon, together with the costs OF alver-
rising and exp e,.ses of sale.
C. II. CUMMINGS, Secretary.
No. 2261z street Cup stairs. Sacramento. Cal.
ial4 al
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DBLINQU2HIT SALE.

CUMBERLAND LAND AND CATTLE COM
- PGny., Location of principal place of business
City and County of Sacramento, California
Notioe-There is delinquent upon the following
described stock of the Sutherland Land and
Cattle Company, on account of Assessment
Number One no. II, levied on the eth day of
November A. ID. 1855. the several amounts OPP
as follows.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-18

The Board of Supervising Inspectors of
Steam Vessels convened at Washington
yesterday. All were present except Lub-
book of San Francisco, who has been de-
layed. Tie Beard will remain in session
three weeks, and discuss new improvements
for its work
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LEGISLATIVE DoINGs.

CARSON, January Enthusiastically Con-
current Resolution No. %, relative TO
amending the Constitution of the State of
Nevada was passed.
The Nevada State Prison will be lighted
by electricity.
The Legislature will visit the Insane Asy-
lum and State University at Reno on Sat-
urday, the 26th.
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NEVADA.
An Old Miser Held to Answer for a Hor-
rible Crime,

ELKo, January 17th.-The Grand Jury
has indicted S. NJ. Streeter for incest with
his sixteen-year- daughter, who lately
gave birth to a son in San Francisco hos
pital. His bail was fixed at $4,000.
Streeter is a rich old white-haired miser,
the family living in Lamville valley, twenty
five miles from here. The Sheriff has ar
rived her with the prisoner and he will
plead tomorrow. The matter was kept
very secret.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-18

Do YOU suffer with catarrh? You can be
cured if you take Hoods Sarsaparilla. the
great blood purifier. Sold BY all druggists.
carries, Lowell, Mass
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A FurGer Arrested

SAX JOSE, January 17th.-A young man
calling himself Robert King was arrested
this morning on charge of attempting to
pass forged check at two hotels last night.
Forgers have been actively Mt work in this
city for several weeks, and it is believed
that he is one Of them. Numerous bur
glaries have also been committed here
recently
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GE0SSEal's Specific Mixture.

SsTITE THIS REMEDY PERSONS CAN CURE
- themselves without the least exposure
change Of diet, or change in application to bust.
nsss. The medicine contains nothing that is Oh
the least injury 70 the constitution. Ask ynuI
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-18
For Constipation Use Horsford's Acid
Phosphate.

d.. J. B. Fortson,- Kiowa, l. T., says Il
have tried it for cons6 patton, with success.
and think il worthy thorough trial by the
profession"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-18

Good only when used up--An umbrella
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Union was called to order at 2
O'Clock this afternoon. a large number be-
ing present. Mr.. Wilcox, from the Dried
Fruit Association, stated that that organi-
zation had adjourned till the Union should
have finished its labors. This would allow
the members of both organizations to work
together. The Dried Fruit Association will
meet this evening at 7:30.
r. B. Blowers of Yolo spoke in favor of
the proposed auction system. He thought
by this plan fruit could be sold for less
than nve per cent, including the expenses
of the Union. The discussion was contin-
ued for some time and was engaged in by @
number of members.
Mr.. Jacobs, of Lusk & Co., suggested
that the Union was wasting a great deal of
time. He thought the matter under dis
cussion should be settled By the Board of
Directors.
On motion, the original question was
put and carried. This was a resolution di-
recting the Directors to deal directly with
the auctioneers when possible
The nomination of Directors was then
taken up, and the following members
were placed in nomination L. w. Buck,
John Reed, Jr., S. Runyon, H. Weinstock,
J. q. Anderson, T. Buckingham, E. J.
Gregory, 2. e. Plat, r. B. Blowers, Web
otSi licdI, a. l.. hdlCu. ". w hee0, j. Is.
F. McNitt, E. r. Thurber, S. J. Stabler
and John MaFkley. The roll was called
and the members voted according to the
number of shares held by each.
The next resolution taken up provides
that no shipper shall hold the office of
Superintendent or Manager
A motion to refer the resolution. to the
incoming Beard of Directors was carried.
Balloting for Directors commenced at4
and continued until II o'clock The num-
Der of shares voted was IL 043. l.. NJ.
Buck, Webster Treat. J. u. Anderson, Z. J.
Gregory and H. Weinstock were elected.
Buck received the highest number of votes,
1904, and Weinstock the second highest,
ii, 1897. Blowers, Buckingham and Run
yon are the only new members elected.
and their election is an Endorsement of the
policy adopted last year, and triumph for
the Porter faction.
A resolution Yves adopted indorsing the
London exhibit, and recommending legis-
latIye support for the project.
The new Board of Directors will meet at
the Golden Eagle Hotel, Sacramento, next
Monday afternoon
The report Of John T. Cutting, Manager
of the Dried Fruit Union. shows that the
sale of the first lot of fruit sent East
brought very lev prices. Since the organ
ization last September the Association has
shipped in the aggregate 100000 pounds of
dried fruit The mistake has been made
IN sending the fruit ungraded.
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10 Fair This Year.

SANTA Rosa. January 17th.-At meet
ing OF the Agricultural Park Association to-
day it was unanimously decided not hold
fair at the grounds in this city this year
The reason given is that the poor patronage
at the annual exposition incurs an indebted
ness which yearly increases. Races will be
held as usual in August, at the track OF the
Association.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-18

John Bright is suffering from another re-
lapse.
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CHARLES II. ELDRED.

ARTHUR BULGER.............-........ MANAGER
OF THE
CRYSTAL PALACE SALOON, NO. 900
I j street, between Ninth and Tenth. Best of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars always in stock.
Imp
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BANKING HOUSES.
SACRAMENTO BANK.

SACRAMENTO BANK.
TUE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN TIE
city, corner and Fifth streets, Sacramento.
Guaranteed capital, S500, 900; paid up capital
gold coin, $3.50 0G0; loans on real estate, March
I, 1885, So 621 COS; term and ordinary deposits
March l, 1883, s., 2s9,s4e2 Term and ordinary
deposits received, and dividends paid in Janu-
airy and July. Money loaned upon real estate
snly. The Bank does exclusively savings bank
business. Information furnished upon applica.
Ion to W. P. COLEMAN, President.
Fp, F. HAMILTON Cashier 4ptf
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The shippers and Growers Have
Breezy Meeting at the Bay.
SAN FRANCISCO January l7th.--The
Fruit Union was called to order at GAS
fisis morning by President Plat. A large
dele CATION eff members was present
Drury Malone asked permission tc speak
on his resolution, introduced yesterday,
which was granted. He was not in favor
of allowing shipper to act as an Eastern
agent, or to fill the office of manager at
Sacramento. The personal interests of
such parties, no matter how honest they
might be, would prevent them from acting
with strict impartiality.
Mr.. Hatch said it was question of al
lowing Porter Bros. & Co. to act as agent
for thesUnion at Chicago, or. of appointing
some other agent. He moved that the
resolution calling for change in the Chi
cago agency be adopted.
Mr. Buck of Vacayille was firmly op-
posed to the resolution. If the large
shippers cannot control the action of the
Board. they will leave the Union in a
body" said Mr.. Buck.
Mr.. Blowers of Yolo: Are the large
shippers to be our bosses? Is the present
Beard to be self-perpetuating? Mr.. Buck
die not answer.
Mr.. Hatch-Has there not been falling
OF in the number of shippers?
Mr.. Buck-There has been a falling off
in the number of shippers since the organ
ization of the Union. This fact shows that
the small growers dc not care to ship out
Fof the State
Mr.. Hatch-Does it not also show that
the large producers are freezing out the
smaller ones.
Mr.. Buck defy any one to show that
any member has sent fruit to Sacramento
that was not forwarded.
A SUBSTITUTE.
W. w. Mctherill, of Tuiare, moved as a
substitute that the Union deal directly
with auctioneers in Eastern cities, when
possible.
This motion -ceIsed considerable discus
sion. and it was apparent that part of the
members favored the old plan, and wished
the former Board to be retained, while
another part wished radical change in
the management of the affairs of the
Union.
Messrs. Hatch and Weinstock spoke at
length in favor of the motion, while Messrs.
Gregory and Buck opposed the plan. Mr..
Block, of Santa Clara, advised the members
to work in harmony and with good feeling,
that they y.aside their prejudices, aud all
work for the common good.
l.. w. Buck opposed the motion. He did
not want to slap anyone in the face.
Mr.. Weinstock-Whom will the resolu-
ton slap in the face?
Mr.. Buck thought it might be so consid-
cred by those who would be affected by it.
He stated that the fruit crop this season
would be enormous; that vast quantities
of dried fruit was on the market, and that
the stock of canned goods was not all dis
posed of. In view of these facts be thought
the Union should not do anything that
would prevent as large a quantity OF fruit
as possible from being moved out of the
State. He desired the present Board re-
tanned
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PACIFIC COAST.
YESTERDAYS SESSION OF THE
FRUIT UNION.
An Insane Chinaman-Happenipgs
at Oakland-Nevada
Items-Etc.
THE FRUIT UNION.

JsrncaaI DISPATCHES 70 THE RBooRD-uNroN.l
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ANCHOR BAKERY.

Corner Third and NJ streets, Sacramento,
Is NOW OPEN, WHERE THE BEST OF
/ GIead, Pies and Cakes of all kinds VIII be
maie fresh every 6av and delivered to all parts
OF she city. MICHAEL ~TADLER, Proprietor
2m-TIS
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s9rss sLaee ir -sisria ra,.= srs.:..s Eaqs-
= sasssSS i',sco's- IN 81. lazsa~-rf &. -.
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Bay Notes.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 17th.-The Gail
tomorrow will publish the opinions of
number of editors of papers published out
side of San Francisco, on the subject of the
exclusion bill. These show that there is
no truth in the report that the people of
the State are divided in sentiment regard
ing the Chinese. All oppose the repeal of
the Restriction Act.
The Health Officer reported to the Board
of Health this evening marked decrease
in the number of cases of diphtheria He
urged the adoption of an ordinance regu-
lating the Strengthening of animals. and
prohibiting the sale of diseased meat.
The Dried Fruit Association was to have
had session this evening bat no quorum
was preSenf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-18

Chico, January 17th.-Ah Nun, crazy
Chinaman, ran through the streets last
evening brandishing a knife and pistol,
saying that he wanted to kill some one, as
parties were after him to kill him He
was oyerpowered by the officers after
struggle and locked up. He hanged him
self in cell with his sash, but was cut
down in time to save his life. Re was adj
Judged insane and will be sent to an
asylum
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DENTISTRY
DIR. w. C. REITE
W. wecu.

~ KSTIsT, QUINEs BCILDISS, Ssv5sesesa
- northesst corner Fourth snd J az
itreets. Artificial Teeth inserted on N&tLiEF
I'll oaseE. Improved liquid Nitrous Oxide Gsa
or psipiess extraction D teetA. Il
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as present.
A Match Made.

BAKERSFIELD, January 17th.-A match
was made tonight, as the outgrowth of the
field trials, for $500 side, between Thomas
Benefits setter dog Sirius and J. NJ. Bar
ney's pointer bitch Galatea, to be run on
Saturday, the dogs to be kept down from
Z in the morning till 5 in the evening.
G n. Post of Sacramento, the breeder of
Sirius, backs the dog. The regular judges
of the field trials will Judge the dogs.
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REMOVED.

nR. g. f. PIERaoN, DSNTIeT, iii {SElS;3
OhaE moved non @i5 st-eet, to
ais NEW DENTAL FARLOEs. Sil STREET. I'm
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Tho shippers and Growers Have a
Breezy Meeting at the Bay.
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WESTERN E5OTEL,
NOS. 200 TO 2I9 K STREET.
PACIFIC HOTEL,

oUrncr q Eno ELsth streets, secrs.nanto,
TIENTRaLI.Y LOCATED AMI CONVENIENT
1, 10 ell places of amusement. The best fam
fiy ho.el in the city. The Table always supplied
rom the Depot pass the door every FIVE minutes,
Meals, sS cents. c. F. SINGLETON, Proprietor
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14

2 4 m iennictwo Pc
skie W 2ywotach naszyeh INA.
komitszych pisarzy z ieh wize-
runkami- przez J6zefa Choci-
Il uawia k j, M gu XII. W vr-
wasyi Dumki pemnieisze, ze
zrodet etnografcznych i wfasnych
n n zeb. raj zygmunt Gloge.s5
III = S Ia W ieta wsrod iezera
uepfa przcz Alaksandra Broni.
~kowsklego. Powiese sfowiahska
p'erwszeJ pofowy XII w,eku
a m Q t ki Makryny ME-
cxysfawsklej, ksieni Basylianek "
u W ] 9 Marye, powiebe 2 da.
whych czasow polskich przez
Fr. Aaw. Acknowledgements
Ia sama W income, oprawie 20
zfoconym tytulik1em ...75
+ e S k J., Dunk j A nv
N W ., W moenej opra-
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torryczna z ziemi kaszubowskiei,
przezJ ozefa Grajnerta IL Rycynai
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b artoszGf 10 a c k i civil o.
statnle uszlachcenie (Nobilitaoya.)
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tzena rycinami..............lo
b u t a G h yusz Pow.ea6
p'erwszych wicklow ohrzesciah.
silva. Przez tfumaczae Gnowefv
koszyk kwiatow...........3o
Historyao rycsrzu ziotoskrzv
dfym, o porowanej dziewicy 2
drogim k~lejnetem l zfotym Fam
ku.Opowiadziaf I .DanieIski..1 10
ia klet dw6r pewiesc przezWa
leregohozihskiego ,mocno opraw.
ma z zioeonym tytulikiem$1.75
o.powiebd z dzieiow Polski
przez FIR. hr. 6karbka W mocpe;
oprawie, re zfeeonym tytuIikiem
III y n hausen Nowy, ten 2
dfug'm nosem czyli dsivaezne
podroze | igle...............1o
d " ia r i miedzy Iudyi-
czykami ,pewiesc z zrcnodnio-p6f-
noceeJ Amerykl Oh. A.. Murray.
p~rzefozena ma polskie przez joe.
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prawie re zfeconYm tytulikiem
. u oA r e 8 k i-Warszawa
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krol Polski, przez Alexandra
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14

SODA. Niewiadomo, cry zandar-
mowi temu "a samowolne pcste.
powanie dano ~nalezyta naganq.
Osoby przyJmuiace zarzad blblio-
teczek po!skich wystawiaja sic M
w'doczna nietaske wiadz rzado-
wych. Prywatna uauka jezyka
polskiego jest [jak mowi ia
geblatt']] uIemal niepodobna. w
Poznaniu pytaja urzednicy policyi
juz dzeci ma ulicach, czy i u kogo
biora lekcye prywatne jazyka pol.
skiego, a takich, co je udzielaia,
wzywaja pred komisarza. Zacyto-
wanl musza tam oswiadczyc proto-
ku%larn,e, zs ola unikniecia kary
pienieznej zanicchaja ma przysz}ofc
prywatniej nauki. Minister Herr
furth oswiadczyt W odpowiedzi, il
wleksza Geese tych zazalen ME
jest mu znana. Wfadze %policyjne
W Zach. Prusach oodiegaja nadze.
rowi VVydziafow powiatowych.
Nazwlska czyste polskie ME powi-
ny byc pisane ortografa niemie
cka; ale 2 drugieJ strony dopu.
seic ME mona, ably prey nazwi-
skach brzmienia nlemieckiego uzy-
wana plsewni polskleJ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14
PhACCIE IA

BE- Kosciuszko wychodzi re-
gularnie 90 poniedzialek, lecz wy
sefany go, Z niewielu wyjatkami,
tylko tym, kttrzy Z CORY przesfali
prenumerate. Od}2czywszy sic cd
Warusa, podaje teraz Ko$ciuszko
wiele wiecej wiadomo$cl O Pola-
kach W Ameryce, niz W plerw-
szych 5ciu numerach.
Bag Warus i Ko$cius9ko, do
Europy zamdwione, kosztujq ra-
ZEN wraz Z przeselk2 tylko $3.50
centow, jezeli sic te kwote 2 CORY
zap}aci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-14
'C0N|EC | ISKRA"
Gzasopfsmo i~lRRstroWans
WraZ z
Dotatkiem pOwiesciowym
wychodzace we Lwow,e
ROK u

ROK JEDENASTY
ns przemian es tydzieh pod naczel.
na redakeya Chamskiego.
Tax Goniee, jak i Iskra sic illus
trowane. ,,Goniec" zamleszcza it,
lustracye portretowe i rodzaiowe.
zas ,,Iskra" lllustracye humorysty-
ezne satyryczne. Formal duzy.
e Sc obfita.
Do ,,Gohca"i ,,Iskrys: dofacza
sic S | e Dodatek powiesc1o.
wy, W kt6rym zamieszczaia sic
zawsze ciekawe i p%osladajace war
tosc lIteracka powlescl wieksze.
,Goniec i Iskra" wzaiemnie
dopefniaja sic. Goniec zamieszcza
rome artykafy popularne, polltycz-
me- s~poieezoe, pewiesci, poezye,
krytyke t. ?. zas ,,Iskra" po-
sisda tresc humorystyczna i salty
rycza, PREY bardzo bogatej cze-
Sci ilIustracyjnej. Ola Polak5w "a
m%ieszkafych ma daleklej obczyznie,
rGoniec lskra" stanow1a praw-
DIVA umysfowa przyjemnosc -
poniewas obok %pouczajacej tresci
l wesofei rozrywki So pismami ma
wskres p%elskiemi, o zasadach Jas
nych, patryotycznyeh, uczciwyoh i
zorewycn - przynosza vice z
pod nieba ojczystego do chaty
polsklego tufacza zacne mysli O.
wiane ciepfem rodzinnem, i zdro-
wy, q szczery humor rolski, z dru-
giej zleml polskiej przybywalaey,
,,Goniec i lskra GOtatkiem 20.
wiesciowym NIGGA bye tylko
"a prenumorowane. Prenu-
merata atoroczna z prze-
seika do Ameryki p5%fnecnej,
TYLKO 4 DOLARY, lab 20 fran
kow; do Bruzylii, Australia / in
nych zaoceanowych KRAKOW 25
frankow, Mona prenumerowac i
ma krotszy czas, jak ma rok, ale
ola wydaynictwa wygodniej ma
czas dfuszy. Prenumerate naido-
gedniej p~rzesiaG dolarami paple-
rowemi, Tub iunemi banknotami,
W liscio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, albo
wreszcie przekazem pocztowym.
Prenumerowac moSna W kazdei
ehwili-numera zalegfe 2 poczat-
kiem powlesc ma zadauie natych-
mast przcselaia sic.
Knzdy prcnumerator, nadese-
iulacy prenumerate Roezaq, oprocz
numer6w zalegiych Goaca Ehry
i poczatku drukuj4cej sic ppNiesci
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