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OFFICE OF
WOODWARD Z LOTHROP
Cor. 18th and sts NV
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1890.


q, Notes from the fourth floor. New Goods. More
Ims n silk DraPery 80 inches wide in dozen
yard.
for Il viii little care NECESSARY To- shrnR
ing Splendid line OF DESIGNS tor the new now
in 20, 81, 30, 40 and oOc. per yard Fringe to
We have two kinds of Pillow Sham Holders and both
use and true Worth the sd
Towel Roller ls the best inexpensive roller made BOG
cts to sell for g. 30 instead of $3.50. their former
We would nave no but the demand was so
aud tue blankets SO good and cheap that exerted
elegant couch covers slumber robes chamber
&c. S2.50 each.
MEMS sCARFs.-Look at the wonderful line Of
25c scarf Al the spring effects Best line we have
First hoor: annex)
NOTIONs.-DarnineW Wool. &c a card
CD. Darning Cotton, balls for loo
j. P. Coats Best Quality spool Cotton. 45c. q
lioil's Bes. Quality Skirt Braid. &c.
Bsrbour's Linen Thread. &c.
200 Colored Pms in a cube. 12c.
Hirst hoor) -
Medium and Lightweight Underwear for Ladies'
We have placed the coming two seasons stock I'm
Wool and SIX. Both medium and light.weght We
can sell better garment for 20, 81 Il, % and Toe
quality. maruiacture and large buying Swiss Ribbed
Balbrggan Vests. high and low neck aud long short
and no sleeves. 20, a7H. 80. 10, 80 and 9Oc each
ossaner weight Vests high neck and short sleeves.
31hc.
Light and Medium Weight Merino Vests and Draw.
ers.-We offer a Good Quality Vest, i'll high neck with
long short sleeves, at Soc each for l. This is
good go between weight for changing from winter
spring.
For the first time able to offer Ladies' Black
Silk Swiss Ribbed Vests low neck and sleeves run
with black silk Ribbon, at the low price OF 5c each
We have them III Ecra also and consider them the best
value ia Silk Ves;s We have yet offered.
wOODW ARD II oTupop
SECOND WEEK OF OUk GRAND DISPLAY OF
SPRING AND SUMMER WASH FABRICS.-Cotton
Dress Goods re never before printed beautifully
never were the designs and colorings SO bold and
original.
Here are the latest arrivals:
cases Of Outing Flannels, in hundred or more
combinations of stripes and rlaids. 121c per yard.
cases Scotch Sde-bnd GInghauis in all the desir-
able plain shades, with attractive borders for TRIM
ming; equal in quality to the usual 5c. grade Of
Ginghanis Only l2}Sc per yard.
leases Of Dresden Cloth Ginghams in 20 different
styles Of checks stripes ard plaid; warranted fast
colors. Only 213c. per yard
case Gamers soft finish Unglazed Yard wide Per-
Gales. in small designs for Boys aud Misses Shirt
Waists and Ladies wrappers, over hundred pat
'' 4 Special .s VHiGfEt Is DRESS GooDs.-on the
second floor Of our establishment shall place
40 pieces Of 81 inch Strictly Atwood ORES. Goods,
i'll the newest spring effects IN ne checks, wide and
yard We secured them direct from the mill; hence
the low price
tSecond hoor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROp,
ITO Cor. 1 lth and + sts NV.
VOU HAVE 1872 DOZEN TO SELECT FROM-wE
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The common saying that republics are I'M
grateful cannot be applied to this republics
treatment of those who have been disabled in
its military service. The pension fund is sew
enty millious with the prospect that it will be
increased during the present session by the
small bills and general pension legislation-not
including a measure presently to be consid-
ered-to an amount above one hundred millions
per annum. The proposition supported BY
Gov. Hovey of Indiana for the pay
ment Of general service PEN
sion will largely increase this amount,
il enacted There are about twelve hundred
thousand pensioners aud at tue proposed rate
of eight dollars per month the sum per annum
would be sll5,2OO,OOO. A separate measure
providing for arrearages carries about $780,
OOO, 600 additional. These various sums when
added transcend the ability of ordinary minds
to comprehend and the average citizen cannot
discover the ways and means for raising the
sum total, let HIM ponder the problem ever so
long. But the people elected the Congress of
the United States for this and other purposes.
The Wholesale increase of the pension list is
all right if the people agree to it. If the tax
payer cannot stand it his voice will surely be
heard in the land and that before many days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-10

FIRST catch your Senator. And Montana did
It, and then carried out the residue of the
famous culinary recipe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-10

Buffalo Ball. the discoverer OF Maria Haipin.
s suffering now from his earnest desire some
years ago to purity politics from the pulpit and
elsewhere. and the newspapers irrespective OF
party are making a foot bali Of him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-10

A far as the United States is concerned.
Pago-Pago as a coaling station might as well
have its name changed to NoSo-Nogo. That at
least is the impression OF the anti-treaty news
paperS
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r. GOLDSCHMID,
1007-l009 F ct. NV.

no NOT LET DISTANCE STAND IN YOUR WAY
~ when you can get o 7oc. article for ACC. We arr
Doing that very thing. DOUBLE COMBINATiON
llth ST. Sc. fS-3t
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GLovEs CALLED HE BEsr.

ULovEs CALLED HE BEST.
Reliable Gloves; Gloves that may be warranted:
Gloves that fit WELL Gloves the styles Gloves
generally called the best, and yet they best
Such are the following. the prices for which from
fifteen to twenty five higher at the credit
S-button Undressed Kid and Mousquetsires. CSC.
4-button Undressed Kid Gloves .......sl
S-button Pigskiu Mousquetaire ..............s9c.
S-button Chamois Skin MousQuetares. Csc
S-button Castor Beaver Mousquetaires ..... &l25.
TOMORROW SPECIAL PRICE.
IN Any Of the above Gloves for Tomorrow for 81,
cents pair. Not more than pair each customer
at this Special Price.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
ho1o
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SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY,
.16 Sc cor. 9th and L sts. NV.
ExrRAonprsARr CASH BARe.rSs.

ExrRAoRprNARY CASH BARGAINS
LoNsDALE CAMBRIA. very finest quality, yard
wide, only lOc.. real value l2k ~.
LADIES' CLOTH DRESS GOODS all colorx. Navy
Blue and Black included. extra vide double fold al
LADIES BALBRIeAN ENGLISH STOCKINGS,
excellent quality the 25c. kind three pairs for soc
BLACK SILK MoHAlRs. very hne quality, extra
y W SssT SGAfIrY FRUIT OF TIE LOOM
BLEACHkD COTTON, yard VIDE, SIC worth l0c..
sUPEkiok QUALITY BLACK fsENcH SILKS;
sHEETING COTTON, excellent oualty CSC.
TTACAsHMEREs HkShiETfAs tRSES,
ELEGANT DhEss DOODs, nearly yard and hat
wide, all pure nne French wool special bargain. SOC
LADIES' CLOTH DkEss GOODS. yard And = half
wide. AL pure wool special cash bargain. Boo
FINE FRENCH BhoADCL0IH. nearly yard and
half vide. pure W oil; reduced cash prlce. $40.
TkECO CLOTH DhkSS GOUDs. nearly al pu1o
WOOL wide double fold. IL yards Tor e..
CARRIERS Cash Store.
III MARKET SPACE
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customer.
Select Of the wing preselts with purshas
eta Halt Dozen Inc Dsnsask Nspkins worth zoe;
q pair Of BLK Embroidered Corsets. Zoe.
select OF the foliowlne presents with purchase
worth 81. so; Dozen Fine Damssk Napkins, worth
80 two rsirs u Large size fins Dsask Toe.
sls. worth el.5o. asSI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-10

West Virginia pays dearly for her guberna-
torisl whistle. That little contest cost her
fifty thousand dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-10

For forty-three years the Mormons have had
control Of the municipal government Of Salt
Lake City. 1t is likely that they have lost it to-
day. This will mean the overthrow of Nor
monism in Utah, for the latter event would fol-
low the other after no great lapse of time. The
cause for the hope is the steady growth of the
Liberal or Gentle" party for several years.
In 1870 the vote on Delegate for Congress was:
Gentle, 1,469; Mormon, 21,656. With some
fluctuations the Liberal vote increased until in
1888 it was 3,4S4 to the Mormon 10,0 900. In 1889
in the Territorial election the anti-Mormon
strength was {, 500 in round numbers while the
Mormon was 1900. These are the figures for
the entire Territory. At the 'S9 Territorial
election the Liberals had majority of Al in the
city. In the last two elections the Liberals
have gained in the Legislature. The passage
Of the Edmunds- Tucker act and the steady
inflow Of anti Mormon immigrants have enabled
the Liberals to register in the present election
a majority Of 1888. The increase of the anti
polygamous element is the increase of morality.
and all good citizens desire that the Mormon
power shall be broken in Salt Lake and Utah.
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Tur FOLLOWING New YonK LrrrEn
EXPLAINS ITSELF.
SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY,
s.E. COR STH AND SIS NV,
WASHINGTON. d. O.
Shall we ship you to be sold iinmediatey;
500 pairs OF Mems Psuts that sold here at 9 g. 80
which you may slaughter at 81 80.
loo business suits, sold here at from Is 20 81 D.
winch you may pass out 10 your patrons 1t s1.s1.
100 Dress salts, which sell frUm ego u ESQ, which
You may put over your counters at slO5o. Sll.s5.
xl2 and el3.
zoe Boys and Children's Suits which you may
slaughter at sl.25, Ell. SO. e. $40. 600 aud
e3 So
300 oyercoets let your friends take them 81. so.
e. as, $3.50. 81 90, 90. "a TO Sl2
800 Boys Knee Pants. watch sold here ut fSc. Les
them at 25c. each
We have ordered the shove goods and viii have then
on sale January 10. 1870.
SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY,
n16 Sc cor 9th and sta NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-10

Judging from today's weather one would
conclude that General Greedy was away on
Wait
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-10

II the republican convention of 1892 will put
Ar 1. u. Reed in the chair and not report any
rules. who will get second place on the ticket
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H1Nrs ABOUT Day Goops.

Pu,dis Roya, Prices for Bleached and Unbieached
Musins and Sheetings deserve Investigation. You
know the usual prices for such popular brands as
"Fruit of the "Androscogsin Pride of the West
wamsutta Boston Mills, Dwight Anchor, Pequot
Mills, &c.
TOWELS also at lower prices than usual. The
Damask and Turkish Towels at 15 cents would nct be
deemed dear at twenty.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
fConfinued baIov,
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As a unanimous throne sbdicator the Comic
de Paris has no competi:o
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HILApELpHIA SroRs

PHnADrLpHA SroRE
Headquarters for Black Goods
Special Values in Mohsirs and Brillistines
~ Doe. 025tc.. G5c. and q 1 yard.
Wool CAshmeres, serEses and Henriettss
Doc. 6213c., sJc., Soc and 81.
Priestly's SILK Warp Henriettas al up 10
$3.50 yard.
just received a lire of Fancy Stripes
choice, beautiful goods. only 50c yard
new line u Plaid and striped Foulard
Cloths, all the new colors, plains TO match.
only 75c. yard
New EnbroideTies.
Cambria and NIinsook. choice goods st
low prices.
Ladies' and Children's positive Past Black
Hose 25c. Quality and Color guaranteed.
Viii pay You to examine them.
Finest Quality Imported Zephyr In 2 q
and fold only Sc 9 lap.
Lest Imported Saxony Yarn only Ice lap.
Germantown Woo Ice
New Stamped Goods.
CHINA silks, fancy and plain 32-in vida
CARHART LEIDY.
80 aoS 9Th AZ ana zOg II NJ ~
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E I! 4 ~ wv H II u :; ::
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
SEVENTH STREET
Prices the ,owesf on money will be REFUNDED.


Prices the lospesf or money viii be ,eotndod
ST VALENTINES DAY. FRIDAY THE ,ATH
We are showing q lsrQa and varied ..aortment NJ
y.lsnt,n.. A. All nr,css ,n.,udSe -. ,.rsI nd
un;ons 800. -, ,ne,uuun. some move, ING
PRICE, much belov IN. .ver.ra
nnNTs sNn STsTIoNrpvv
0U ". .sn A nnO, sfA.t S
h.ude i.-cs nn.rsi.sss .ud me we 90 nouonH "" :.
.a ,,s, sna: ,nereiofe can snofo 70
.a,"a IGn Sei0w sne published price OF book We
;s.nsd .na IT, 80, - S.s .Hs - soon :.
hand. ''' '~- " ''A"o-'' '''1' A'"A'' ."
AZ an illustration wa ment,on voRrH,NoroN,s
.sInsSAT,osAL PAPER sRAsY win photo:
for 75c, Our price Sac \ yo,nms Tbsv ,p,,uas.
1.-THE Pastors Daughter. " bv Heimburs Ihis latest
novsiI W oe'"ouis 'A'' '"''s'
sM.z,i.isn,. r,-.r,. :, 49, y...
1.-TWO Daughters of One Rae " bv II .;mburp
"Lora. the Majors Daughter"
"wives Of Men of oenin. /" nv D,n,st
"Hepriette. or Cor.i..n Mn,har rhr r..,.,,. c,r..
IN STATIONERY ma have . lima q, Rr.t IpIsu
LINEN PAPER and ENyELOpEs Ire ahox
coryRT srAT1oNrev a, - r..
veior.., o. "'A Vsper sno On
CoNMERcrAr. rNvrr oprs -.
And large line of batter s,a,;onsrx =. rnu.,,r,v
low prices a'' - UNUSUALLY
Gee the ne y N.nolson T,n,ea p,,.-
An'e" "pe''
. :s :: s: +: s::: =:
pair Of yisnn. e Css,, Hs nn,,,.,.. v
$3.50. crr pD,cp
6psir Of Vienna Chenille Portieres. Were 90. so to
$1,000.
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LASsBuRoH & BRo.,s COLUMN.


DAILY cHRoSrcIER OF STORE ITEMS.
INTERESTING READING MATTER FOR ECO
NoMIcAILY INCLINED PERSONS.
In order 70 close out the remainder Of our
LADIES' SWISS RIBBED VESTS AND PANTS,
guaranteed Australian Wool have married them for
81 each sl.75 would be . fair price.
LADIES' PLAIN AUSTRALIAN WOOL UNDER.
WEAR. 90 Per suit: generally sold for IS . sui.
These are the genuine Australian Wool Goods; each
article warranted 90.
A GOOD BARGAIN FOR MEN WEARING RED
UNDERWEAR
About 20 dozen yet on hand Of SCARLET CASH.
MERE WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS; will be
closed out for Q l25 each: were STA
HOW IT TAKES
THE WHOLE TOWN SEEMS To KNOW OF 1T.
rs PER CENT REDUCTION OFF THE PRICE OF
ANY LADIES' COAT IN OUR HOUSE
Seldom have the Ladies' of Washington such an CD
portunity. 1t surpssses any attempt Of ours. But 81
had to be done. Had it been cold we would no, have
needed this temptation to have you buy For these are
positively the most carefully selected goods we have
handled. Each and every garment at the original
price named bargain, consequently this 10 adou-
bly, advantageous sale 1t is gratifying TO us TO see
the constant stream Of purchasers that called in
response to announcement Of this wonderful re-
duction since we began it two weeks since
But who can resist such mark downs!
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1890 B1Aox Dnsss Goons

Crowded into this small space at the foot Of our
column IL this mention Of stock that deserves your
special notica Al we can and 10 write u: VIII
you compare with samples from elsewhere and then
learn II cash business enables lower prices than
quoted ct the credit storssf
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YOU HAVE 1872 DOZEN TO SELECT FRoM-wE
l. mean the Uniaundered Shirt-at 4gc, ut the
DOUBLE COMBINATION, ilth ST. Sc. 1885,
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eEAT0N PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING"
9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE.

NOTHING LIKE IT EVER OFFERED IN WASH.
IN ington. our Shirt for 49c remember all sizes
from ~ to IN. DOUBLE COMBINATION,
fS-3t 18th st. s.a
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VALENTINES Ar Cosr.
Owing to consignors Shipping a Case to my Old
Place, 1903 Penns ylvania ave, thus Duplicating my
order, am requested to sell them ut 33Is per cent
discount OF retail price
j. l.. JACKSON, cor. 9th and o SITS NV
Books and Stationery. school Books bought sold
and exchanged. f7-:5t
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nUR LARGE DOUBLE WINDOWS CONTAIN 100
~ doz. Unlaundered Shirts, the value Of which is
73c;, we are selling at Acc. DOU BILE COMBlNA TON
1ltn ST. &C. fS-3t
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7SC VALUE FOR 49o THAT IS WHAT THE
= - DOUBLE COMBINATION is doing with fine
Reinforced Unlaundered Shirt All sizes. fS-3t
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CARHART & LEIDY,

92s 9TH st. and 706 X st. nv.
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I'VE WANT EVERY JUDGE OF COTTON AND
w linOn to examine our Unaundered Shirt that we
are selling for 4sc. actual value 75c. DOUBLE COM
BINAIION. fS-3t
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". NJ. SINISTER 4 SONS
n1n FtE-NZ .r - -,

WE HAVE
We HAVE
WE HAVE
PLACED on SALE
THE FOLLOWING MENTIONED
RUGS.
The Prices QUOTED are
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WHERE To Buy EnBnorpERrEs.

Continued below.)
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= particulars what we doing with Toe. unlaun.
fS-Jt
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-29
CHlMNEYS.


Little foxes of expense
lamp chimneys-they cost a
trifle apiece; but they break
so!
That is a needless extrav-
agance. There are CHM
neys that do not break; they
cost no more at your dealers
than brittle ones, if he has
them; and he will get them
if you insist.
Brittle chimneys make
double appeal to a dealers
cupidity. Cost is almost
nothing and sales are con-
slant.
Tough chimneys costmore
at wholesale, but not enough
more to compel a higher
price. The dealer loses the
difference. Then they last
indefinitely. Ittakes a bright
man to see his advantage in
selling them. "Pearl-top"
chimneys, made by G
Macbeth & Co., Pitts -
burgh, are tough.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-29
FOR GEORGIA FARMERS.

Corn reaches four and five feet i'll hight
on sorue farms in Washington county.
A hailstorm passed over the lower part
of Dolly county last Monday afternoon and
did considerable damage to growing crops
j. NJ. Tiff of Albany is making a decided
hit on celery culture His crop is a success,
and he has two crops year. He has
reached the point where he receives daily
orders from afar.
Joe Elder, one of the best farmers in
Oconee county, has determined to make
81 ,0OG siear this year from one-mule farm
alter deducting all expenses. He will use
five tons of guano under the crop.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-29

DANIEL APPLETON, GEO. R. CATHcARr,
ALFRED C. BARNES, A. H. HNKLE,
CHAs. j. BARNES, DAVID B. IvIsox,
HENRY II. VAIL.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-25
0 DZlELNYM
BARTOSZU Gh0WACklM.
Napisa} W1adyslaw Jagielskl.
Gag dalsZy).
es6se-
. 50 c y

IAIyllloll liz" h~"J'
kledy pukali z karablnow l
dzlat. Alec ogien nawet ME
byf celny i rzadko nam STRAIT
przyczyniaf.
-Zobaczyn ]ak teraz jest
-zaczat S1oma-ale pewno,
re reka polskiego chlopa Cd
cepa i kosy ME goTzej skosl
wroga jak zbo2e!
Gwarzyli jeszcze troche, po-
tenn Bartosz napomiat ich do
rozchodzenla sic, by wYwcza-
sowac sic M iutro. Chtiell pta'
cid, gdy Aron nagle powstai.
-Wybaczcie panowie gro
mada, przyjmijcie ten rocze-
stunek odemnie z dobrej woll.
Me gardzcie, DO trunek
dobrY, j da]e go re
serca, wyscie wiarusy i idzle-
Gle walczyd 20 krai POD pana
Koscluszke A he pan Kosclusz-
ko TAXI rycerz wlelki wojsSo
lego mnie wyratowalo cd
smierci, vice ia was poczesto-
wal z wdziecznoscl.
No, arendarzu - zawotat
Switafa-Bog wan zapfat "a
ochote i SERGE. Dobry to znak,
lie nawet 2yd szanu]e pana
Naczelnika i naszych Wlaru-
sow. Ale mowcle, kiedy wan
sic to ~zdarzyio?
Co wiele gadat-odpowie-
dial Aron-napllecie sic lesz-
cze raz ma pana Naczelnika
zdrow1e, 2eby go Bog dlugo
PREY zyciu utrzymai. Arendo-
waiem dawniej karczme pod
Dublenka, gdzie pan Kosciusz-
ko pobli Moskali. Kozaki IRA
bowaty mnle i chciaiy mnle
obwiesiG, tylko polskie woj.
sko mnie wybawlfo. A CO
ao1n;erz lest sWaWolny, l bez
zapfaty wszystkiego aada, to
pan Kosciuszko krzywdy ME
pozwolil czyniG, ]ak inn; Off
cerowie, jeno kazaf wszystko
pfaciG. Jak ia go nlemam te-
raz szanowaG, o lie wien, ze
do niego ruszacie, to Jeszcze
ma droge dam poczestawanle,
2ebyscie wrogow dobrze bib.
-Wiarusy-przemowil Bar
tosz-jezell zyd Polske poko-
chat, to lie wlece] my pow'n.
nismy "a MA sig ujac. Me zg'-
niemy, gdy sic potaczymy.
Bracia, teraz do domow, a
jutro pred No5ciof, wan zas
Aronie Bog zapfaG "a sfowa
vase!
l poda1 reke poczciwemu
2Ydowi, ktory zrostszy sic z
krajem umiaf 60 kochac, ME
pfacac "a chleb nienawiscia i
pogarda nova i WARY pol
skie!, ]ak tylu innych cudzo
ziemcoW.
Rozeszli sic kosyniery do
chat, noe okrywala czarnym
calunem. ziemie, wicher hu:
cza1, ale wIoSclanie c2ull "
sercu bfogoS6 i otuche, lube
nlejeden niemiai powrocic dc
strzechy.
Nazaiutrz rano wsta1 Bar
tosz, obudzji zone, wd2iat stro
odswietnv, DUTY kowane czar
ne, spodnle granatowe / bla
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pasaf sic pa&em nabllanyn
mosiadzem kaletkq ma hub
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zatknaf "a eholewe, a nj
glove wsadzil czapke rogatk'
czerwona 2 pawicm pl6rkiem
w trzos zas w}o2y1 pieniedzy
Basla tymczasem rozpalli'
ogiei i ugotowa}a polewki
q Bartosz pokrzeplwszY sc
.obelrzaf ieszcze raz domow
seiany, uscisnat Zone id2lecl
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