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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-22

uuln u~en In che Trnck % che Michigan
Forest Frr.--NMions u Logs ne~t royed.
Tow me Wiped Oue and ThousA ssds oe
reoBsle u~u5sscd-rhe scenes u 1874 Re-
pest I'D bSt an . Larger scale.
DER ROT, Mich. May 14-Millions
upon millions of logs are burning up
throughout the ccntralpart ofthis state.
and the fire district embraces nearly
twclvc coun z les The moun 81 terri
tory i'm which the flames M raging can
be uG ged be- tier whenit Is said to bc as
large as the entire state o. Rhode
lssnd- The Toledo, Ann Arbor 4
Northern NJ ichigan railroad had 10 sns-
pend operationsnortho the Clare coun-
" Wins.
The wind shifted yesterday n little
and Troy the fires down into Nc~aygo,
MecoSta and Occana counties. The en-
tire to- wn Of Traverse Is out lighting the
flame :. and Manlon. in Wexford coun-
~, is hemmcd in and has n OF been able
tohold com v aunicati ion with this end Of
The state. The worst Is feared.
The entire upper end Of White
Cloud county Is now a collection OF
ruins and five townships have since
Saturday bcena massof flames. Otis.
or Dingham- rs il is commonly known
70 the postal auth critics. "A hamlet Of
200. l. ark City. in Lincoln township, and
Lilly station arc in ruins and
freight ears and tracks in ashes The
DANA re Is enormous AMI no estimate
can be given yet.
Gin ton, Clare county. and Walker
vile. Oceana county. tovvnsof 100 in
habit a nts en- oh, are added TO the list Of
those surro unded 10y forest fires In
each case the destruction OF thc
homes Of inhabit ants was accom-
panied BY heavy loss to the lumber
firms having saw-rnills Mt the places
named- The loss to these firms on
build ngs and machinery amounts to
over Sl00.Oo0. In addition To this
an arnount not easily TO be reckoned
has been lost in the destruction OF the
forests.
AT present there is little hope that
the Fl re can soon be stayed and the en-
tire lumber district of four or five coun-
ties lies at its mercy. There has been
little rain this season and the country
isin the same condition il was in when
1 il wa = devastated i'm 1871.
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The Mission Of the s~wift-Sailing Cruiser
Chnrlesfon-A stern Chase which May
or Nay Not Result In : Capture ansI
Perhaps = Fight-The Charlcst Or
ders are Explicit.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 1.-THE fact IS
no longer concealed even in official
naval circles that the swift cruiser
Charleston is now of in hot chase after
the Gillian transport Etata, which lefr
san Diego last Wednesday while under
arrest and carrying of . deputy Of the
United States marshal.
The Itata. after leaving San Diego
took on board a consign ment of rifles
and ammunition which had BEEN
shipped from San Francisco on the
schooner Robert and Minnie. The
transfer OF the lattcr's cargo is be-
lieved To nave occurred off San Gle
mrnte island. northwest Of San Diego
harbor. and it is believed that the EtataL
went south Friday night or Saturday
morning.
The Chilian cruiser Esmeralda Is be-
lieved to be lying of Cape San Lucas.
which Is the southcrnmost point Of the
land in lower California awaiting the
supplies carried by the Etata. The sen
run to that point is about 0 miles
The Etata being heavily loaded. al
though reputed as ? fast craft. Il j.
estimated that she cannot exceed :
knots an hour. and the Charleston :
which left San Pedro this morning. j.
thought certain TO ovcrtnkehcr orrcact
San Lucas in advance of the transport.
If not found there the Charleston vii
proceed direct to Acapulco. which vii
be the first port at which any furthcl
intelligence can be received Ever
though the cruiser Esmcralda Is met q 7.
the convoy Of the Etata It'll undcrstoo<
that the orders OF the Charleston ars
explicit on the point Of capture. and i
the ltata Is sighted IL is believed Ger
tain that there will be a light or cap-
ure. or both.
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NEW YORK. May lathe Herald
says that Secretary Blaine, who carne
to New York on Tuesday last 20 see u lis
daughter Harriet start for Europe on
the Teutonic, and also 70 attendthe
opening ~ the Carnegie music hall, il
still in this city. stopping At the resi-
dcncc ~ bis son-in-lavv, Walter Damn
roscn. 70 West Scvcnticth street IT Is
intention when he came 70 New York
was to remain only o few days. II il
stated that his p~rotractcd stay i
due 70 a severe attack Of indigestion
with which he was seized on Friday
last His condition Is not serious.
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SAN FRANCISCO. May lA-With re-
gard to the proba bic actionof the Mex
ican auth critics. Mr. A. X. Concy, tho
con sul-ge ncral for Mexico here, states
thatf the Etata entered Acapulco. il
be- ng acutral port, the Mexican gov
erra ment would mot, in AL probability Y,
allow tine United states steamer
On rsrlcston % take her into custody,
but II She had contra band goods on
board the Mexican authorities would
tra in the gums Of The fort On tire vessel
ana scixc hor themselves The for,
was not very strong but strong cnouGl
u compel the Etata 70 surrender
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POLITICAL NOTES.

In the west the republicans are
trying to organize q Farmers Alliance
Of their Western Americans are
sometimes most humorous when they
are serious.-Atlanta Constitution.
President Harrison's admissions
that we must trade with other nations
make him appear very much like a
disguised democrat. 1t is to be hoped
that BENJAMIN does not really contcm-
plate the betrayal Of the men who fur
nish the campaign charlottesville
Courier.
The republican party lacks An in
fiuential and widely-read press, and
young men and the sons and founders
OF republicanism are either acting with
the democratic party OF at least they ere
not actively supporting the republican
party. This is both a warning and
an Indictment. A party which lacks an
influential press andyoung, progressive
men has a fatal cause of dissolution and
is threatened with quick destruction
st. LOU Globe Democrat Rcp).
For a year past Mr.. ,. :. Clark.
son has been deploring the decline in
influence and circulation Of the repub-
lican newspapers, and il is evident from
his cagcrness to get control of one OF
more OF them hat he regards their de-
cline AMI fall as due to the fact OF their
not having him for editor. The trouble.
| however. Is one thr.t not even Mr..
| Clarkson can assuagc. The republican
dry rot is sapping tho life Of rcpub-
lican journalism, precisely as II Is eat
ing on. me heart Of the country's in
dustries. st Louis Republic.
when the government under.
takes 10 pcrpctuatc it, debt in the in.
tercst Of the bondholdcrs by ~refunding
IN long time bonds or TO meet is OBJ.
cations by borrowing. or 70 increase its
revenue by adding to the already too
heavy burden Of taxation. the people
will begin 70 realize the extern Of the
conspiracy entered into against the peo-
pie by the republican servants Of the
taxcatcrs fattening upon the public.
The purpose Of the waste Of the surplus
by a ..billion congress-" which pre-
fcrrcd 10 put up the taxes and vote sub
sides 10 reducing the taxation, Is grow.
ing motc and more apparent. Chicago
! Times
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-22

I'm So Hungry
Says nearly everybody
After taking
Hoods
August
Flower

There is a gentle.
Dyspepsia. man at Malden-on.
the Hudson, N. Y.
named Captain A. G. Parcis. who
has written us a letter in which i
is evident that he has made up his
mind concerning some things and
this is what he says:
~ have used your preparation
called August Flower in my family
for seven or eight years. 1t is con-
stantly in my house, and we consider
it the best remedy for Indigestion.
and Constipation we
Indigestion. have ever used or
known. My wife is
troubled with Dyspepsia, and at
times suffers very much after eating.
The August Flower. however, re-
lieves the difficulty. Ny wife fire.
quently says to me when ! am going
to town, We are out
Constipation Of August Flower.
and / think you had
better get another bottle l am also
troubled with Indigestion. andwhen-
ever / am, / take one or two tea
spoonfuls before eating. for a day OF
two, and all trouble is removed" .
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~
The extremes in values Of corn per
acre are s24 30 and 50. 10. Eighteen states
and territories average above SIS Half
Of these are east of the Alleghenies and
north Of Delaware. and the other half
on the Pacific coast and the Rocky
mountain region. In the former the
cause is found in large yield per acre
and high prices. both the result Of de
mand for consumption by a large pro-
portion Of the population engaged in
non-agricultural pursuits. In the lat
ter. the climate is not - well suited ~
maize, and mining and manufacturing
stimulate the demand. Where prices
are lowest. there IS either an excessive
production or a very low rate Of yield.
II requires nearly four acres in South
Carolina 70 equal the value Of one in
New Hampshire. although the soil Of
the former is superior to that 81 the
acres in Nebraska. which makes the
highest average rate Of yield. to produce
the value Of one in the Granite state.
These results depend far more upon in
CAPABILITIES in distribution Of population.
and especially in the ratioof consumers
to producers, than upon climate or soil.
The higher values per acre in wheat
are found in the eastern states. The
middle states and The Rocky mountain
districts generally make relatively high
averages. The entire northwest runs
below the general average. and also
the entire cotton states in the former
case because Of supply beyond con
sumption. and in the other because Of
low rate of yield The average rate o.
yield for the country, twelve bushels
il nearly the same IS that Of Europe
England, with a small acreage, has ar
average more than twice as large. while
Russia, with . large breadth, averages
scarcely two-thirds rs much rs tho
United States. As population shall in
crease. higher cultivation and soil en-
rfchment will follow as a necessity
This result Is beginning 70 b. seen ii
the practice Of the most progressive
wheat growers. and is shown in this
differences Of state averages Ever
the exceptional richness Of the western
prairies is fully Offset by the fertiliza
ton and cultivation Of relatively pool
soils Of the Atlantic coast. In this wa,
the wants Of a population Of more thar
100. 600. 900 people should be met by
breadth of wheat no larger than tha'
Of the present year.
In the following table j. shown th'
yeragc production per acre Of corr
wheat. oats pDtatoes. tobacco. cotton
and hay for the past decade in each o
the states producing them. The amour
Of tobacco and cotton is given D,
pounds. Of hay by tons. and the othe
products by bushels.
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HE STAYED THEIR HANDS.

SlsroF Ccrte. the Recalled italian Consul
New Orleans. Claims the Credit OF
Having saved the Lives OF Mayor shake
spesa re. Me~~rs. WIckline nnd arkerson
and Others from the Itaiinns' Fury.
NV ORLEANS. May A-Signor
corte- the italian consul said yesterday
that Inc was not recalled but only suns
none 4 home to give his testimony in
regard to the affair Of March IL. lie
knew Of no reason why he should DO
recall ed. and asked if it was because
he had Tie courage TO express an opin-
ion II pon matters vital to the dearest
scntiments of his country men.
Mr. Corte continssi ing, said that he had
saved Mayor shake peare's life and tho
lives OF Messrs. Patterson. Wickliffe
and other Leaders The day after tine
killing there was a determined resolu-
ton among certain OF his c~ountrymen
to xiii the mayor and all those who had
q handi in the butchery. MI. Corte said
he restrained their hands, and told
them II harm befell the gentlemen he
would Immediately denounce the perpe-
trators Of the decd. The consul be-
licves an amicable understanding
in regard to the inn broglio was
near at hand. He was not surprised
at tine action Of the grand jury in re-
turn ing his letter. and said he could ex-
pect nothing more from the jury whose
chairman was pre- siden OF the cotton
exch ange which Endorsed the killing.
Rela tive to his departure for Italy, Mr.
Corte said he could not leave until he
had heard from Mr. Porpa- This would
probably be in q dav or So
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ON rHE eTATA's TRACK.

The Mission Of the swin-SailinE Cruiser
Chnrlesfon-A stern Chase which MAY
or Nay Not Result In : Capture and
Perhaps = Fight-The Charieston's Or
ders are Explicit.
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THE TREASURY DEFICIENCY.
rhe Disastrous Results Of Republican
Encouragement.

The treasury Is depleted The rev.
cnues Of the current year have been
spent. and in addition the surplus that
was left by the democratic administers
ton and the trust funds for the protcc.
ton Of the holders Of national bank
notes have disappeared. The public
debt will not be materially increased
at the end 81 the current fiscal year,
The S0th Of June. because the treasury
had s~torc1-up finds when the repub-
leans resumed the full control of the
government 10 December. 1850
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THE WOUNDED cZARowITz.

Ills Injury simply . scalp Wound. Hat
that was - ot the Fault OF His 4 s~atiane
II NE PrIn ce's IIei met Sa wed His Life.
PA RIs, May ls---Ofcial dispatches
from Toxic state that when the assault
upon his life was made the czarowitz
had crossed Lake Blwa. near Kioto,
and had LANDED at Otsuo- on that lake,
whe nee he proposed continuing his
jour ncy to Kioto. about twelve miles
distant shortly after the landing Of
the czarovvitz, q native policeman.
mann ed Tsudo San 20. member Of the
sect Of Sarnuria. noted for their uncom-
promising fanatic al hostility to foreign
ers. appro ached the Russian prince.
and drawing his ~aber, aimed . savage
thrust at the head Of the heir TO the
throne Of Russia Fortunately the
helrnet worn BY the czarowitz was 50
THO X that the blade Of the weapon only
inf j cted a scalp wound some three
inches in length and Of insufficient
depth. before the fanatic could renew
the attack he was seized 10y those about
the person Of the prince and was speed
Nv placed in confinement Surgeons Al
once dressed the wound. and with but
little delay. the distinguished travcler
took his seat in a special train and de-
dep for Kioto.
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where the Etata VIII Merit De Heard
From.

WASHINGTON. May l2--It Is reported
that the government has Information
to warrant the belief that the Etat =
will be next heard 81 as touching at a
Mexican port and that II is probable
the Charleston will make her first stop
about half way down the west coast ~
Mexico, moi in the hope 81 finding hcs
prey there but Of stopping her
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The average value Of corn per acre
in the New England states and ia Mon
lana during the ten years from issp 20
1859 WINS FROM go. ~ to ssi32; In New
York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey. and
In NIL the states and territories west Of
Kansas. except Montana. Wyoming and
Utah. from sl54O4 10 $3.50: Ia Mary
land. West Virginia. Ohio. Indiana,
Michigan, Wisconsin. Minnesota. AR
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LoxpoS- May Is--In Warsaw the po-
lice have arrested several men who
we're dlssc minating the news in an cx-
arreratcd form to the effect that the
cza rowitz wasdead. The Austrian em-
pcrorh has telegraph his coincidence &c
the car, with IN anxious inquiry as 70
the latest news Of the czarowitz' con-
dit ON. The Austrian authorities in
Ga I icia have been orde red to rcprcss
sc rnly any exhibition Of satisfac-
tom with the occurrence. but
groups Of people in Cracow lined
the streets last might, talking
over the vent with evidcn pleasure.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-12
e @a%zzs~
/MZZWYNKEE1
%0 Szg4M 4
@zzsssss/

POCZTA BIZ
wygodnemi pociagami miedzy mia
stami Chicago, Milwaukee, St
Paul i Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez GAIA Ameryke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs. Omaha i ~wybrzezami
Oceann roludniowego.
WIELKA DROGA NARODO-
WA miedzy Chicago, Kansas CITY
| st. Joseph, Mo.
500 MIL DROGI dotykajacej
wszystkich gf6wnych punktow W
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem map, plan6w
a d y j ceny tykiet6w oraz &C.
ny fracht6w trzeba sic udat do a.
genta najblizszej stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE &ST. PAUL
albo do p~ierwszego lepszego agen-
ia kolejowego gdziekolwiekbadz na
swiecie.
R. MILLER, 4. Y. II. CARPENTER
General Manager. Gcnl Pass, and Tiki. Agt.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Pc informacye wzgledem grun-
tow i obwod6w n~alezacych do
KOMPANII KOLEJO EJ CHI
CAGO MIL AUKEE &St. PAUL,
trzeba pisa6 do H. G.. Haugen.
Landcommissioner.
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE&ST PAULRAILWAY
Leave Winona- East North
Chicago & Rock Island ex. TO- 6 am
Chicago express o.47 pm. 1903 am
Chicago Night Express HOO p m $50 a IN
Ma o44 pm. 1900 pm
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-12
OgiOszemie gazeciarskie.
Ode. A RAsMus)

IN Newspaper Advertising
Wysz1o juz 175 wydanie tego
dzie} ksiazka O 200 stronnicach.
Mona tam znalezc tytuf kazdej
gazety wychodzqcej W Stanach
Zjednoczonych, majaceJ pod}ug
american Newspaper Directory pre-
szfo Is tysiecy abonent6w Z wy
szczegolnieniem, lie kosztuje wiersz
o%g}oszenia. Podaje takze liste MAJ
lepszych gazet W kazdem miescie,
m%ajacych lokalnych abonent6w
najmniej 5000-tudziez liste wszel.
kich innych gazet oraz warunk1,
W iaki spos6b MONA W Mich mai
tanlej oglaszac. W1aszcie wskazuje,
W .laF; spos6b n'lwlskszy zysk
MONA clagn26 pleniedzy i t. d.
t. d.-Ksiazka ia kazdemu ma
zadanie przesfana bedzie darmo.
tylko koszta przesefkl GO cent6w)
trzeba pos}aG W znaczkach pocz-
towych pod adresem: Geo. P. Ro-
well d Co., 10 Spruce Street, New
York c., N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-12
zadnego ~utrz7mania.

Koton-pisze Nova Re-
forma" krakowska- syn "a.
moznego niegdys mfynarza re
wsi tawkowa W Kr6lestwie
Polsklem, jake 10 letni milo.
dzienlec stanqf W 63 roku W
szeregach pc vstania, niezadlu-
60 jednak W jednej poty-
GEEK ranlony, odwiezionyz ostaf
40 Wilma l tam przez Mura-
wlewa IA do2ywotne zesianie
Ia Sybyr skazany. W Tom
sku przydz!elono 60 do Cd
dzlatu zesianych, stamtad roz.
poczaf sic poch6d ma Sybir
pc tel drodze cierniowej al
nadto dobrze narodowi poll
sklemu znanej. W Krasnoiar-
sku fotografowano zesfancow.
Przs1 lrkuck, Jakuck, 20
acknowledgment pedzepiu z
osady do osady, pozostowlono
kotona wreszcie W Tarhogotai
i pozwolono mu tam zarablac
IA 2ycie po}owaniem. Wkr6t-
ce jednak porwafa go teskni.
ca "a o)czystym krajem. Me
zwazajac ma truly i nlebez-
pieczenstwa, ma jake sic ma.
razaf> probowaf raz ucieczkl,
probowa} drugl rag i trzecl.
la Ka2da pr6ba schwytany,
move 2noslf meczarnle. Wre-
szcie postanowll zebrac znacz-
Messy fundusz | pc pewnym
czasle ieszcze raz popr6bowaG
szc@escia. lynn razem ME na-
stapifo to Jednak tax rychfo.
Przez dwadziescla diugich j
clezk'ch lat sledziaf spokojnie,
odkfadaJac z lichego zarobku
zaoszczedzone grosze. Wreszcie
znalazf sic W pos.adaniu 1000
rubli. 4 tym funduszem pus-A
CT sic pc raz ostatni W dro-
&c, tym razem wlekszem
szczesciem.
Przez Ural przebijaf sic i
przemykaf pc nocach pre-
waznie i Jotari d. J%ekateryn-
burgu, a ztamtad przez Pc
te:sburg Helsingfors pre-
dostaf sic do Stokholmu. Me
zualazf jednak nlgdzle spoke.
]u / musia1 sic tufac po Ko-
penhadze, Lubece, Hamburger,
B%erl'rle, al wreszcle zDalaz1
sig W P%aryau. Tu jednak wy
czerpafy sic wszystkie lego "a
sobv p%lenlezne i tax szczupfe
l Rad francuzxi odstawif 90
do granicy belgijskiej. Przez
Holandya dostat sic ten praw-
dzlwy meczennik do Niem,ec,
zkad pieszo, droga ia Koio-
MIA i Monachium pc osmlu
tygodniach wsrod sniegu l
mrozu przybyt do Wjednla.
Dzlennikl wiedehskie WY :.
waja mieszkancow do DANA
pomocy i wsparcia temu ME-
szczesllwemu tutaczowi, ktory
po lak clerniowe] drodze ~
wota DIS ma starosc pozosta-
]e be- zadnych srodkow do
2ycla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-12
Dwadziescia piec lat
W lodach Svbiru.

DzIenniki wiedehskie poda-
ia wzruszaiqca do glebl histo-
rya jednej z ofiar cArskiego
rzadu, Jakoba Kotona, ktory
pc okropneJ tuiaczce wreszcie
dowloki sic nledawno do
Wiednla i pozostaie tam bez
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-12
S e m e n
herSzt handy zb6jecklej.
(Dokonczenie.)

MA, re ME 0 men ]el lIZle,
n%areszcie lak JUL ostataiego
zobaczyfa, zafama1a rece
l zawoiaia:
Coz mi po tenn, kiedy
lego tn niema!
-Aogo?-zapytat komen-
dant.
--Jego-odpowledziafa Je
rema-herszta, Semena! Ma
co ci sic mi zdall! - Potem
pomyslafa troche, twarz ]ej
sic rozjasnifa, wsta1a i rze6fa:
-Poczekaicie, moze sic uda!
To rzek}szy wybiegfa. Ko-
mendant tymczasem opatrzy1
wiezy. a p~rzypomnlawszy So
bic o fortelu, jaklego uzyli do
przeiscia przez Kowel, ka2ai
wyszuxac fancuchy j ma do.
bre wlozyc i'm ka]dany. Ia
ledwo skonczyf, wpadfa zadY-
szana Jerema
jest! Jest! - z ra-
doscla-poidzmy!-KiIku lu-
dzi poszto "a MIA do jednej z
mnlej oddalonych cEafupek.-
Tu nocuje- rzekfa Jerema.
Przystaplli do drzwl, ale te
byly zamkniete; dwoch sill
nYch chlopow wyparli .Je. Je.
rema weszf& naprzod; wtem
strzelono, ona krzykne}a, PREY
tozyia reke do piersi i pad1a.
Strzelono raz drugi ale bez-
skutecznle, / wkrotce potem
Semen le4at zwiazany obok
swoich ludzi.
-Gdz1ez sic podziata cy-
ganka?-- zapytaf komendant.
w chafupie - odpowie.
dz'at jeden z ~przytomnych.-
zabita.
-Zabita! przynleS "a tutaj.
orzyniesiono Jereme, zy}a
jeszcze, ale krew wielkiemi
kfebaml buchafa z przestrze.
lonych piersi.
-Kofo Semena mnie po-
tozcle-rzekfa siabym gfosem.
Uczyniopo zadosc jej zada-
nlu. Ona zerwaaa 2 giowy
czarna peruke, a wtosy ]ak
snieg biafe spadfy ia ramlo-
ma.
Cay poznaJesz mic teraz?
-zapytafa.
Semen spoJrzaf ma MA,
wstrzasf sic i mileage odwrocli
glove.
-Pamletasz mole biedne
dziecie, moe pocieche jedyna,
mole Magdusle?
Semen powt6rzy1 mlmowol-
nie::-Magdusie!!- ruszyf sic
lakby sic chcisf zerwaG, ale
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