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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
THE VICTIM OF THE HORSES FEET NAY DIE.

Edward Ward. the driver Of Scventh.ave. horse car,
was held in 5000 bail by Justice Ryan, in the Yorkyile
Police Court yesterday await the injuries sustained
by Michael Nolan. On Monday evening, Ward, at $40
o'clock drove his horses Nolan. The latter was
severely injured and taken to Roosevelt Hospieai
where found that he had sustained fracture Of s
base OF the skull. Nolan is likely to die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
TO Re PLACED ON THE LIMITED LIST.

Washington. Jan. 13.-The bill that passed the senate
to-day to transfer officers OF the Army from the
limited to the unlimited list Of the retired list WILL
as stated in the committee report result In the i'm
mediate transfer of ninety officers and In placing fifty
OF the sixty officers eligible for retirement the
limited list.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

Washington, JAM 13.--The President to-day sent 70
the Senate the following nominations:
Henry II. swan. to be United states District Judge
for the Eastern District OF Michigan Robert E. Han
nay TO be United States Attorney for the Eastern Dis
frict OF Texas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
THE HAWAIIAN TREATY AND THE TARIFF ACT

Washington Jan. 13.-Reppesentative Mckinley.
from the Committee on Ways and Means. to-day ~
ported to the House the bill providing that the CON-
mercial reciprocity treaty with the Hawaiian Islands
shall not be impaired by the Tariff act IL believed
In some quarters. says the accompanying report that
the act alluded to may abrogate the hawaiian treaty.
There are special reasons for the maintenance Of tho
treaty at this time Under the terms Of convention
between the United states and the Hawaiian Islands.
atfed June g. 1887 an important concession was made
To the United states By which this Government rcccyd
the exclusive right to enter the haTbor Of the Pearl
River in the island Of Oahu. and to establish and man-
tain there coalng and repair station IL is believed
TO be Of the highest importance to the commerce ana
other interests OF the United States that this concession
should be retained. II, IL IS fe5cd the treatye
Is abrogated by the act of October last, this con.
cession Is OF course terminated The committee
recommend the passage Of the bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
A plcusinR -ensc

on health and strength renewed aud and eomfor
follows the Of syrup o. FIGS rs acts 10 harmon
H. nature encctually c the system when costly
or bilious For sale ia soc. aud $i.oO bottles By al
leading drurglsfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14

authorizing the receipt of silver bullion at the minn %
tle United States for coinage for the beneht OF the
depositOrs, IL seems my plain duty 70 decune your re-
onest therefore approve the action OF the ofnceFs
OF the mint In the premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
REDEMPTION OF BONDS.

Washington, Jan. 13.-The amount OF l.. per cens
bonds redeemed to-day was S17,50O, making the tota
TO date sa,347 $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
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I wss in the during 1e53-84, and TOOK q hs.v,
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In 1878 broke out in all my chest and short
der which seemed impossible To I tried an N.
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-04-15
HOughtOn's Notices.

A few bird cages for sale at half price
TO close out All new and in good condi-
ton.
Our line Of stationery, paper, tablets,
&c, is larger and comprises finer styles
than ever before. Our box papers excel in
quality and prices.
Toilet papers In rolls and fiat, a variety
of qualities and prices.
A small stock OF mixed paints, colors,
will be closed out Yery cheap.
A fine assortment of Photograph AL.
buns, marked low TO suit the season.
Toilet sets and cases, just the thing for
presents or for practical use.
We have as fine line of perfumes,
soaps and toilet articles as have ever been
exhibited in Wellington.
A full assortment of Artists supplies,
oil, water colors, and pastel.
We carry q very full stock of everything
in our line and will procure to order what
may be lacking to supply the wants of
customers ...
April LIST, 1901.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-04-15
AN ACT.

SECTION /. Be il enacted by the Gen.
cral Assembly of the State OF Ohio, That
sections iony-seven hundred and thirty.
two and seven thousand and one, of the
REVISED statutes of Ohio, be so amended rs
to read as follows:
Section 4732. The trustees Of any town
ship, when notified in writing that any
Canada thistles, teasels or wild carrots are
about to 20 TO seed on any land within
their township, shall cause the same TO be
destroyed in time to prevent the seed
from spreading, and make return In writ
ing TO the board Of county commissioners
of their county, with their bill Of expenses
and charges therefor, which bill shall be
paid from the county fund, the same
having first been audited and allowed by
the board, at the rate Of compensation
allowed by law to trustees for ordinary
services, and the amount so paid shall be
entered upon the duplicate against the
land upon which the thlstleS, teasels or
wild carrots we're destroyed, and collected
the same as other taxes, and returned TO
The county fund; but the owner, lessee,
or agent of any land upon which Canada
thistles, teasels or wild carrots are about
gJing to seed, shall be first notified in
writing by some person interested, at
least FIVE days previous 10 the cutting
thereof by the trustees.
Section TOOL. Whoever knowingly
yends any grass or other seed, in or among
which there is any seed Of the Canada
thistle, white or yellow daisy, or wild car
rot, and whoever being the owner, occupier,
or possessor OF any land, suffers any
Canada thistle, teasels or wild carrot to
grow and ripen seed thereon, or Oh the
highway adjoining the same, shall be
fined twenty dollars.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after its passage; and
said original sections 4732 and 7OOl be and
the same are hereby repealed,
The above law, passed by the Legisla-
ture Of the State Of Ohio, Feb. 14th, 1884,
not being enforced, to the detriment Of
the farmers Of the State, Therefore, be II
RESOLVED, That Wellington Grange ap-
point committee Of siy,whose duty II shall
be TO notify any person on whose land any
Canada thistle, teasel or wild carrot are
growing, and about to go to seed, to cut
the same, in compliance with the above
statute.
Should the person so notified fail TO cut
the weeds within the time specified by the
statute, then il shall be the duty Of the
committee TO notify the trustees Of the
township in which said land is situated
OF the fact II shall also be the duty OF
every member Of the Grange TO assist this
committee in the performance Of theiI
duties.
RESOLVED, That we ask the co-opera-
ton Of oil Oranges and all farmers organ.
izations, In the determination Of thes,
foul weeds from the iair State Of Ohio.
RESOLVED, That We ask all papers In
terested Ia agriculture, 10 assist MS by
fputlisliing these resolutions
Committee Y. Y 1 p p'11Iaa WAnnrS'
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-04-15
STAKE RACES AT WELLINGTON
FAIR,

No. l-Two-year-olds-Fo of
1889: Mile heats, best 2 in 3. Sub
scription $40, SO Of which must ac-
company each nomination on or
before April 25th, 1891, SO paya-
BILE June 10th, balance, $4, paya-
BILE August 22d, s25 added.
Nominations open to all.
No. 2-Three-year-ol Odds Foals
of 1888: Mile heats, best 3 in 5.
Subscription $40, SO of which
must accompany each nomination
on or before April 25th, 1891, SO
payable June 10th, balance, 81,
payable August 22d, $25 added.
Nominations open to all.
bS Program Of other races pub
lished later.
e. l.. BENEDICT, Sec'y.
Wellington, Ohio,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-04-15
KING ALCOHOL.

King Alcohol is tyrant king;
He brings nation to disgracei
And II he is not strangled soon,
There's naught but ruin for our race
He is nice appearing king and very Kind
But deceiving one you are sure to md.
For II you yield, you are his slave for lie,
And cannot free yourself by endless strife.
He takes away mans wit and destroyes his
pridei
And enters the broad gate with his mouth
open wide
Braying loudly at the DEVILS feet
For whisky to quench the birthstone neat
For there, under burning flame OF SIM
Oh, II could only my life begin
I would have prohibition flags many miles
curled,
And guns that would shoot clear round the
world.
would with soul and body work,
And would nothing fear or shirk.
Iwould labor for the people year after year,
Make speeches for nothing, and pay them
to hear.
The president as he sits In his chair
Can do anything else, but does not dare
To say or to do the least bit OF thing
That in any respect will injure the king
And the various men who 90 up as candidates
From the various districts Of the various
states,
Dare not say a word against the king,
For bad luck and abuse to them 1t will bring
Meanwhile the orators continue to shout,
TIL the air from their lungs has entirely
gone out.
A nation of freedom II Is very free
A garden OF eden from sea to sea.
But alas.when they threw OFF the British yoke.
Crafty King Alcohol thus to them spoke,
As he called the Pilgrim children around his
throne
And gave them written laws-all his own;
Said he, "Who goes up for candidate,
Ii matters not in what town or state,
fmy laws in his heart are perfected,
Twill surely have that man elected"
The people then embraced the king
And promised to obey in everything
And enrich him with eagles dollars and dimes
And pay their tribute in hard times"
But some good Christian temperance men
With ernest words of voice and pen
Sought to avert the ruiuation
That threatened town, state and nation.
So with petition they 90 to the king.
Thinking they are doing the proper thing
They ask for temperance for this nation
And the King finally gives them regulation.
This seemed to please them good deal
And at the kings knees they did kneel;
For grateful. JOY in their bosoms did lurk.
Said they, God bless you for this temper
ance work."
"And now" said kind King Alcohol
"Remember me when you vote next fall
Aud for me cast all your ambitions
And always despise the prohibitions"
Ill. Z. W.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-04-15
Forty Hour Bicycle Race.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, April 13.-Th'
forty hour bicycle race, which began OF
Tuesday at Washington rink, ended Sat
urday night. william Clark, Of To
ronto, Ont, won by fifteen feet with
554 miles and IL laps TO his credit Ed
ward Reading, of Omaha, Neb, mad,
554 miles and 10 laps. Charles Asnin
ger, Of Dayton, o., was third, with 81,
miles and IL laps. Charles Appel, o.
Rochester, with 500 miles and 10 lap,
waE fourth. The finish was very ex
citing.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-04-15
Divorce Notice.

Della Knowles, Prrf.l In Court Of Common
Edward X nowles, Deft. ty, Ohio.
The defendant, Edward Knowles, whose last
but whose present place Of residence Is un.
known, will take notice that on the 9th day Of
March, A. ID. 1891, the plalntlff filed her peti-
tlon In the Court OF Common Pleas Of Lorain
praying Tor . divorce from said Edward
Knowles on the ground Of wlllful absence OF
said defendant for more than three years last
past and gross neglect Of duty. and for allmo
ny. Said petition will he for hearing ut any
date from and after six weeks from the FIRST
Isl DELLA KNOWLES.
lIy W. d. THOMPSON, her Attorney.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-04-15
A SUGGESTIVE FACT.
Cvf,m ths iioyrls.ovr, Pa, Review

Tsf5m w I0!IIIIgWIi EH'i AVFFs"D
During the past year the drug business NJ the
United States has fallen q sis0, 900. or about %
per cent, largely due, as believed. 10 the quite
general adoption OF the method OF treating
diseased conditions without medicine. first
discovered and published ~ the distinguished
scientist. Wilf0rt Hall, who, on reguesti by
postal card TO q Park low. New York. viii
send free information co ,trrning this reB'edy'
I2-g6l ..H
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-04-15
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. Il. E. Warren,

Office and residence in Post office build
ing. Calls answered at all hours in city
or country.
Ofioe Hours 2 to B D. IN.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-04-15
PLANNING MILL.
d. L. WADSwORTB & CO..

Manufacturers Of and dealers In
Doors Sash and Blinds
Cheese and Butter Boxes, all kinds Of
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Battens, Mould
ings and Flooring. Siding made and Sur
face Planning done to order on short no
tice WELLlNGToN,O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11
PLACCIE IA
AOlOn1Zacya lmOsK1eW-
ska.

Pismo krakowskie ,,Czas'' do
nosl W correspondence z Peters,
burga, Rad moskiewski, ldac "a
przykiadem Bismarcka i wspdlnl.
kow, zamlerza W prowincyach
nadbaltyckioh, przez Niemcow "a
mleszka}ych, utworzyc taxa sama
komisYa kolonlzacyjna, iak pruska
ably przez rozrost kolonil chop
skich mosklewskich uprzatnac
resztkl odrebnosci narodowej ME.
mleckiej. Dzlennlkl rosyjskie pc.
pieraJq pomyst, bijac pokior sile
pred prawem, a jeden z dziennl.
k6w ,, Ko}ywan", wychodzacy W
Rewelu zada, ably ma cele koloni-
zaoyjne uzyc najplerw majatkow
rzadowych. tax zwanych domen.
PrzypomlnaJa te dziennlki, re
szlachta niemiecka juz dawnlej
takiej kolonlzacyl sic obaWlafa
nalegafa ma Rad, ably sprzeda} swe
dobra W tych prowincyach polo
zone, wskazujac ma wlelkle nlby
korzysci ola rzadu re %sprzedazy
wynikna6 ma]ace. Obecnie dobra
te So W dzierzawie, a rzadowi mos
klewskiemu ME przynosza wielklch
korzysci.
DIS W czasach panuj acego
szafu przesladowan narodowosci
tam w~szedzie, gdzie sifa brutalna
przewaza, projekt TAXI moze }atwo
wejsc W wykonywanie wy]dzie
ma szkode Nlemcom W nagrode "a
wskazan,e drogi slebie.
Takim to sposobem Bismarck
uszczesliwiat ludnosc, wytwarzaJac
%projekty, niezgodne z zasadami
mi}oscl bllznych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11
List z Ameryki.

Paetgrzym, gazeta wychodzaca
W Peplinle. W Prusach Zachodnlch
wydrukowai nastepuiacl list z But.
falo do jednego z ksiezy polsklch
W dyecezyi peplihskiej:
Buffalo, dnia 2gc slerpnla
1891.
z nlskim ukionem k1aniam
sic Ksiedzu Proboszczowl, temi
stowy pozdrawlajac: Mech bedzie
pochwalonv Jezus Chrystus!
z laski z mi1osierdzia Pana
naszego Jezusa Chrystusa zesmy
zostall szczesliwie w zdrowiu w ten
dalekl krai przeprowadzeni. Jest to
ciezka i przyka droga, ma kt6rej
to cziowiek niepewny swego zycia,
Il poczqtku, pare dni, to ~jeszcze
talk i tax, ale Cd 7go do 9go dina
to byf wielki wlatr, to prawdzlwe
CORY 2 tel wcdy sic porobliy. Jak
okret saedi pc spokojnej wodzie to
byio Is stop cd woody do g6rnego
pietra, gdzlem pc nm chodzili, a
przez te barze to sic tax ogron-
ME kolebat, IL sic do CORY woda
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11
SD6r o MOrSkie OE&O.

Ze sledztwa zarzadzonego
przez wladze wegierskle okazuje
sic, re sprawl sporu o M"rSkIe
Oko przybrafa szkandaliczne 1oz-
MARY. Szczegolniej zniewazen1e
komisyi sadowej z Nowego Targu
dnia 4 llpca PREF %zandarmow we.
gierskich ma spornem terytoryum,
oraz !nne nastepne zaiscia dzlnsy
sic bez wledzy wy&szych organow
rzaIowych ~wegiersk1ch, a wywo.
tame bye miaiy wyfaczrie tylko
plzez zarzad dobr ksiec'a Hohen'-
l,hego W porozumieniu z zandar-
merya wegierska. Rownie& o1
telegram, podpisany przez jake
Cos III eznanego ,,nadzupana," po-
lecajacy wegierskiej z]andarmeryl
niedop u-zczanio IA sporne terry to-
ryum zadnychaustryackish kom'syi
miaf sic okaza6 fsfszywym.
Wszystkje szczeg6ty sledztwa az do
jego ukohczsnia trzymane sa W
scistej tajemnicy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUsA!
SZKOkA POLSKA
W Pine Greek, Wis.

W novel szkole polskiej W
Pine Creeku, Wis, rozpoczela sic
nauka 7 Wrzesnia. Dziecl dosyc
DUO zaraz pierwszego dina do
szko}y p%rzyby{o, a najwieceJ ia
klch. kt6re pragna nauczyc sic Dc
brze pc polsku. Oby tylko CT
plerwsi uczniowie regularnie ucze-
szczali do szko1y a coraz wlecei
nowych przybywa}o.
Pamleiaicie, matkl POLK u
farm Pine : Creeckich, re dop6ty
tylko bedzie u mas s~zczerej pol
klej WARY, dop6ki bcdzle polskiej
mowy, l %starajcie sic, ably kazde
vase dziecko %nauczy}o sic prey
nalmnleJ lyle pc polsku, by mo-
gio p}ynnie czytac W poiskle]
ksiazce do nabozenstwa l milky z
czasem z waszego polskiego kos
cloia modlltewniki angielskie.
Sfuchajcie waszego ksiedza
Proboszcza, DO on 2akladaiac pol
ska szkoie, tYlko dobro waszc i
waszych dziecl mia} M mysll i
sercu. Pc angielsku " polsGiej
szkole dzieci lyle sic ma ucza, lie
i'm bedzie W pdzniejszem ayciu
potrzeba, a wydoskonalenic sic W
polskim lezyku utrwali i u$wjeci
:ch stosunek do was, poIska mo-
dli!w2 zaS zbIiay je do pana Bo.
ga.
W niektdrych domach nicste-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11

parafla polska W Red Jacket diva:
Sw. Stanlsfawa Kostkl i sw. J6.
zefa. Jest take towarzYstvo swiec-
kle Huzarze Jana III Sobles-
kiego; ma]a wspaniate ublory i
swoja polska kapele, pod d~yrekcya
p.Opltz (niepolakaD ktoremu
placa $500 miesiecznie. Kapela
ia liczy, jak MI sic zdaje, l6 mu-
zykusow, a choc niedawno za}ozo-
ma, gra ]uz wcale dobrze.
Polsklm nauczyclelem / orga-
nlsta jest W Ped Jacket p. Kozan.
klewicz, oardzo zacny cz1owiek.
Odwiedzl}em 60 kilka razy i a
wsze serdecznego, gosciunego
doznawafem przyjecla. Pan Kozan-
kiewicz aucza takze spiewu kos
cielnego, to tylko Mode, do
szko}y uczeszczaiace pan1enkl, a
tych spiew TAX mi sic podoba}
Gako starry nauczyciel IMAM sic
troche ma %spiewle): re chetnie
kazda niedziele bym 60 s}uchaf, a
to ola tego, re iagodny, jakby
przyt@umlony. Dzieci ME otwieraia
ust szoroko, ME wyc,aga]a giosow
%teaJra1nie, jak n. p. spiewacy W
pewnym kosciele W Milwaukee -
lecz CLOS lch w%dzieczny, czasem pc.
dobny do sfowiczego piano. A
taxi tylko splew nastraja dusze
poboznie, splew zas z ce}ego gard}a
nalezy do teatru - ME Jest ma
chwa}e Boga, lecz ma chwafe ludzi,
by popisujacym sic stuchacze
glosno kIaskall w dfonie.
Moze krory czytelnlk6w
Warusa sobie pomYsli: kiedy Pc.
lakom " Red Jacket Calumet tax
dobrze, to i ia sig tam puszcze.
Nazbleram 20 kilka work6w nile
dzl ma dzieh, sprzedam ia wnet sic
zbogace. Ale bardzo bys sic o..
czarowa}, kochany bracle, przyby-
wszy ma mejsce, DO miedz tam
ME ley u CORY, lecz trzeba "a
nia gleboko kopac az do 300
stop, i wszYstko trzeba oddat kom.
! paniom. A robota W kopalniach
bardzo ciezka l nlebezpieczna.
| Wldzia1em tam wlelu kalekow hez
n6g lub rak. Storow polsklch W
Red Jacket nlema zadnych, lecz
jest 5 polskich salon6w; wspomnle-
MA godnem1 sa: P. J6zefa Potlaw-
skiego, starego abonenta Wiarusa,
Up. Wo1clecha HYmarha, naleza-
cego do polskiej muzyki. Salo.
ny te naleza do porzadnieiszych.
O trzech innych ME warto wspomi-
mac, chyba 0 jednym lyle, re ms
tax liche piwo, IL sam chodzi D
DO lnnych salonow, a gdy porzad-
messy gosc do niego przyidzie i
zazada piwa, wstydzl sic mu nalac.
Mlasteczka Red Jacket i Calu.
met leza, jak juz pisatem, pospoiu.
lecz kazde ma sw6j osobny urzad
pocztowy, wszelako Jeden tylko
wsp6lnY urzad ekspresowy Kom-
panii American Express.
MUSIC tez ]eszcze nadmlenic,
IL dozna}em %zaszczytu bvc ma po-
siedzen1u Husarzy Jana III So
biesklego. Zaprosl1 mnie ma ME
sam prezYdent p. Jan Lonczny,
aadzorca robotnikow W kopalnlacn.
Cz}onkowie Towarzystwa raczyli
mi pozwollG, pozostac podczas mi
tlngu W sail. Obrady odby1y sic.
spokoJnie, l mic ME zasz4o CODY
mogfo sic leka6 jawnosci.
Druglm polskim nadzorca
(formanem) W kopalniach jest p.
Jan w i eczork i c z no.
wy abonent Wiarus0.
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zostaf nasz ~przesz}o 400 lat maja-
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500 talar6w. Me szczedzif wlelce
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koszta tie zebrac ma drodze dobro-
wolnych skiadek. Ia Jego stara-
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tamte;sza ludnosc nadgranlczna
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pc 6 funtow maxi. Robotnik do
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lestwie Polskiem, DO mu vypada}o
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tylko chleb, co drozeJ wypadnle.
We Wieruszowie handlarze maxi
roblll dobre lnteresa te i'm teraz
upadna. Obecnle kazdy, kto moze,
codzlennle spleszy "a GRANGE ably
codziennie przenlesG dozwolona
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zrohiG sobie zapasy ma czas dfuz,
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wlezieniu sadowem urzadzono ia
bryke cygar. Celem wyuczenia
wiezni6w tamtejszych W roblenlu
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cygara Krece we wiezienlu; CT be-
do teraz nauczycielaml. Wyr6b
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