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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-03
sned ! nas. I'm cluh.

cHfcAeo, Aug. 2.-in the circuit
court today Thomas t. Burns, the base
ball player, began sult against the
Psltshurg Base Ball club 10 recover
sl3 900 Tor alleged breach of contract.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-03
A Contractors advice.

A contractors A0vlCo.
Dullam's German Medicine company:
Gentlemen-I take great pleasure III
testifying in behalf OF Dullam's Great
German Blood. Liver, Stomach and
Kidney Cure. can safely say that |
never took such medicine as that
cleanse the liver. stomach and kidneys.
l was suffering T r years with bIious-
ness, Indigestion and loss of appetite
and sleep. One Bottle did for me
more coed than six months other
treatment, and ! feel it my duty TO
testify in its behalf SO others may try it
and get cured. Your truly,
WARREN +. RUSSELL,
Contractor and Builder,
Flint. Mich.
For sale at d. C. Scribner's drug store,
No. 70 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-03
n, VIM Smoke? Try Hotel Bruins
w tVU wick cigar. 10 cents. White
A. White omen ALL night.

Ladies. if you purchase a pair of
high or low shoes at $3.50. or over,
from us this week we will make you u
present of 80 cents in cash At O'Hara's,
| II Canal street,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-03

Have used DIR. Thomas Electric Oil
for Group and colds, and declare il a
positive cure. Contributed by William
Kay, No. SO Plymouth avenue, Buff
falO n Y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-03

t1Sh In state tfcesury - ~ 10
Total. t.47I.s5
Tue number of registered pharma-
eists IN the state July 7. 1891. was SOS,
assistants 55l, dropped from the rolls
during the year $50 pharmacists. 349
assistants. In force July 4, 1892, 1872
pharmacists. 635 assistants. Before
the reading of papers short recess
was taken 10 allow applicants for mem
bersbip to come forward. The follow
inx made applications: Stanley f..
ParkIll, Owosso; w. III. Hicks. Morley:
James Vernon, Detroit: III. G.. Coleman,
Kalamazoo; Charles y. B0stwick, Man
ton; +. A. Dewitt. Spring Lake; Ed
F. Malloy and wife. New York: j. f..
Hopkins, Nuskegon: o. III. Robinson
and wife, city; A. Il. Prescott, Ann
Arbor: W. III. VanLeeuwen. city:
William Rennss, Pontiac; Mss Louise
LeItelt, city; III. r. Slower and wife.
KaIkssks. William DUPONT. Detroit;
r.. r. Mccullough, Detroit: c. W. Par
sons. Detroit: +. j. Wurzburg. city; A..
Rogers. Ravsnna. O.. u. Van Nranken,
Cadillac: Arthur Weber. Cadillac;
Henry Lever. Nswsygo: Theodore
ksminx. city. A. VI. Lyman, Msnlstee;
~ tt~rttts btdtits SttH L. r'Ss
city, III. A. Biackmsn, Charlotte.
John p. Muir, city. Charles :. koon-
Musksgon; o. A. FsuehDoner, city;
Fred +. Cross, city: SUSIE A. Martin.
Holland: J. D. Hamilton. Paw Paw; A..
u. Clark, White Cloud; A. A. Weeks.
city: N. J. Brown, Ann Arbor; +. h.
Bracket and wife. Cheboygsn; A. Ecs i,
ermsu. Muskegon; b. Jonker. city, viii
Z. Bangs, city; ". h. k,mm. city, Theo-
dore A. Lsuhengaysr, OwOsso; +. +.
Nsysmsth. Detroit; r. n. Schmidt,
New York. X. NsnRochove. Grand
Rapids: II. b. Faireh,ld and wife, city
VI. :. Goodman aud wife, city. ~. l..
Hal and wife, city; a. ". Peck. city; l..
" Nils ard wife. CITY, J. n. Hsgy and
wife, city. L. q. R.perf, city.
Prot rre-sess's rr~stt.e.
Al the close OF recess A. r. Prescott
Of Ann Arhor read lengthy paper en-
titled. a Revfew Of the Contributions
Of the senoos q Pharmacy II tie ai-
verpiy # Nichissa tor ths year 1891
1897 Ii vas subdiyised INTO ST parts.
via
l. Pharmaceutical preparation and
method Of preparation by eleven stu
dents
3 The chemistry Of certain aka
Ionfs, ~ "a students.
= taesnissI s8siyes Of medical
plants 30 three contributors.
Drug ss.sys and methods % ss-
ssy hy Eve contributors.
B. Netasas la 0psnznss ssaiytical
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-03
Dr.SC|ay Todd
The famous Nerve Specialist
No. lo North Dfvision 80.
ROOMS L asal
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH

Cures Paralysis. Twitehing. Pinch.
ing or frickiing Sensations, Tfemul-
GUS Feelings, Back or Head kche-
BACK or Neck Pains, rometsnes run
ming down the arms OF back. Dizziness.
and other symptoms leading 10 para
lysis. Nervous Debility and Female
Complaints and Chronic Diseases.
Consultation free and con 1densial.
No charge for services until cured.
Directions In al languages
RHEUMATISM ALWAYS cuRfD
CATARRH AND HAD EolSts CURED
pRopSg CURED
FITS AND ALL NERVE AND BRAN
DISEASES CURED
eye AND EAR DISEASES cURtn
The ONLY ONE WHO CURES Dtsrsrs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-25
THE NEW YORK VOTE.
The Herald Makes a Calculation or the
Vote Based on the Registration.

New YORK, October 24.-The Herald
this morning publishes its calculations
on the city's vote. based on the two
DAYS registration. 1t says:
There have now been registered In
round numbers 202, 900 voters. This
tremendous registration in two days
foreshadows a total OF 100000 or $780,
600 for there are two more days and 1t
would be strange and against ell pre-
cedent II fewer than sixty thousand
persons registered on each day. Some
enthusiastic souls put the total as high
as $4,000
awe have here fairly definite basis
for calculations, and few amusements
are more entertaining and more uncer-
tain than such ante-eleetion analysis
and deduction. To begin then, about
per cent. OF the voters who register. do
not 90 TO the polls. Some authorities
say seven. If we take eight we may
still be very sure that the total vote OF
New York City will be more than 30O,-
600. 1t may 90 up to $4,000.
.'Up TO this point IL Is matter of
cold mathematics and both sides have
to ogree, but here ifey split as TO the
division of the vote. The Republicans
saw they will get at least 10000. II
we take the total vote 10 be only 3Oo.-
600. and that seems TO be the Invest
possible figure, 10000 would be left to
be divided among all the other tickets.
Fot more than 5000 will be polled by
the Prohibitionists, PEOPLES party
and Socialists, Woman Suffragists aud
ali the rest who are stirring around In
these shifting scenes. Therefore the
Democratic plurality in New York will
De $1,000. 80,
.sThe Democratic prophets will not
admit that the vote will Dc less than
32O. 600. They say that Republicans
cannot have more than 10000 That
would leave 10000 for all the Other
tickets. Of which 2o5.ooO would be :
the Democrats or plurality Of s5'oovr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-25
Charged with Influencing the Old Lady

LOUISVILLE, KY, October A.-lt is re-
ported here taata remarkable damage SUIT
for slOO. .OUO had been filed against William
Johnson. President Of Tulane College, New
Orleans, by Warner and VIM. Henderson,
of this city. The petition will auege that
General Johnson has unduly influenced
the mind OF Mrs. Mary Newcomo, an
ece6 widow of New York, with q fortune
estimated az S3.OOO.O00 against the Hender-
Sons VINO are her nearest relatives. She has
made "A will. ii is alleged, leaving the bulk
of her estate to the Messrs Henderson, but
tbat General johnson prejUdiced her mind
ayainst her relatives and induced her 10
chance the will. The suit is for damages
resulting from the alleged alternating OF the
affections of Mrs. Newcomo from the two
Hepdersous mentioned, by which they
claim to have been injured as prospective
heirs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-25
SnA.tal z.noram 10 ths Rea.stsr.

Spe ,iaI 7e<ordn TO ths Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, October "a
Your correspondent learned that Senator
Faulkner was to be at Elizabeth tonight
and telephoned him at that point in refer
ence to the story of Lindsey published in
the Intelliaencer Of to-day, charging him
Senator Faulkner) with having paid him
Lindsey for arranging and getting up the
colonization scheme as an alleged trap for
the Republicans. The Senator, who had
not seen the publication, and could only get
a very incomplete and unsatisfactory story
over the telephone wires, replies as fol-
lows:
"Telegrams relative to the publication
in the InteIlioencer this morning have been
received. Not having seen the publication
it is impossible for me to express fully my
opinion as to its contents. This scheme,
started in 1889 to colonize three States, in
Guiding West Virginia, came to my knowl-
edge in 1890. Having positive evidence
presented to me that it was approved by
the Republican leaders of this State, it was
used by me in the campaign of 1890 and in
the present campaign, and will continue
to use it until the end of the campaign.
"The New York World sent me the orig
inal letters after publication in that paper,
and have the original letters now in my
possession. That they are genuine letters
has been admitted il public interview by
all the parties except G. B. Smith, who has
never denied his signature. The prime
charge against the leaders Of the Republi-
can party to change the political complex
ion of this State by the importation OF
North Carolina negroes rests upon their
own statement and over their own sigma
trrae -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-25
The Episcopal Council.

BALr1MoRE, ND. October 24.-The
eighteenth days session Of the trienn!al
general convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church is being held to-day.
President Dix appointed the committees
on the translation of the prayer book
into foreign languages, introducing
marginal references into the new edition
of the Bible. A message was received
from the House Of Bishops announcing
the election of Rev. DR.. Hart as Secre-
tary of the House Of Bishops.
The House Of Bishops returned with
concurrence the resolutions on church
unity. Rev. DR.. Huntington moved
that the action OF the House OF Bishops
be accepted as final and that the con-
veution adopt the plain principles OF
the Lambeth declaration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-25
ANOTHER Liz
IS REFUTED.
The Long -DraWn-Out Fairy Tale of
the 'Intelligencer"
IS ANSWERED MOST COMPLETELY

By ItselflThe Dates Of the Letters
Of Quay ct al. and Of Lindsey 8
Affidavit Prove That Lindsey
and Senator Faulkner We're Not
Acquainted Until a Year After
the Colonization Scheme Had
Been Hatched-One Of the Most
Gauzy Republican Campaign
= Lies Of the Season-The Truth
q of the Charge That the Repubi-
can Leaders are Colonizing the
State Not Denied.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-25
To change the Form OF PunI,hmont,

Spsc1ai telegram 20 M Rc0'Stsr
COLUMBUS, ONO, October 24.-Warden
James is consideriug a new system OF pun
ishment in the Ohio penitentiary He IS
averse to corporal punishment and highly
pleased with that system in vogue at
Joliet This system consists IN isolatlng
the fractious convict and feeding MN
upon bread and water, or perhaps putting
him in a straight jacket until he gives SAT,
isfactory assurance of good behavior, ana
at the next meeting Of the Board OF Man
ayers ne will bring up the Joliet system
and urge its adoption. rms VIII 90 aWa5
with the drumming olrd' ana 'uucAlue
now in vogue here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-25
lo.s Lie in q ma.

san Francisco, october 2S.-Letters
from China bring terrib accounts OF the
loss Of life aud property caused oy the
breaking of the banks of the Yellow river,
which is aptly called ''China's sorrow; ~
is only three years since the whole basin oL
the river was flooded. aad now comes ns.t
ford fully as disastrous as the other ~ Is y
estimatsd that the flooded district IS ~
miles long by 80 niles wide. and tnat over 2SSr
50 eco people have heen drowned tna1 Ia,ls e J.
000.OoO viii starve 20 death nniess .s ny
chinese government furnishes tAeM toNt
from now until next spring,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-25

many questions put by the knot of waiting
newspaper reporters were answered by
Mr.. HalfOrd, the lights were dimmed and
the quiet Of the grave lay upon the great
white mansion.
Religious services will be held at the
White House, Wednesday morning, after
which the remains viii De taken 10 Indian
apOlis, where the interment will be made
at Grown Hll cemetery Thursday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-25
ANOTHER GAME
Won by Boston From the nds-SiOOO
Given by the Boston Management to be Di-
vided Among the Successful PlayerS-The
Clsvelands Seemed 10 be in II at the Start but
They Didn't Stay.

BosToN, October 24.-The majority of
the League magnates would have liked to
see Cleveland win to-day's game, but all
connected with the Boston club were very
much against it.
The Clevelands made great battle and
took the lead in the first of the third in
ming, but the Boston players went in and
batted out a victory. The game was ex-
ceedingly interesting and was replete with
brilliant plays, but Boston's superior bat
ting and base running carried the day.
The Boston managers tonight presented
their team with 81 GOO, 10 be divided among
the thirteen nlavers. Score
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-25
FORMER WEST YIRGINIAN,

Now n Candidate for Governor OF Wash
ington sues a Seattle Paper for Dam
ages.
SEATTLE. WASH, October A.-Henry j.
Snivelv, Democratic candidate for Cover
nor. to-day began suit against the Press
Times for 100000 damages. The suit
grows out Of an article published in the
Press Times recently charging Snively with
fraud and embezzlement while resident
of Grafton, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-25
No indications of a Ghost Dance.

DEApwooD, S D., October 24.-The re-
ports which have gone through the press
regarding threatened outbreak among
the Sioux Indians Of the Pine Ridge and
Rose Bud Agencies, have aroused the en-
tire Southwestern portion OF South Dakota
and northern Nebraska, and worked great
injury TO the mercantile interests of these
sections. Deputy United States Marshal
Mathieson arrived in this city this morn
ing from Pine Ridge and Rosebud Agen-
cies where be has been among the Indians
for two weeks. He has Jurisdiction over
these reservations and being familiar with
the Sioux on friendly terms with them says
there is positively no truth in the report
that the Indians are preparing for ghost
dancing and subsequent outbreak They
are perfectly satisfied, receiving ample
beef and other rations. II is untrue that
they have secretea ghost shirts on the re-
seryations. The Indians have no arms ex-
cent rev hall breeds who are friendly
with the whI'es-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-25
Boston .......-....O o ! y
Cleveland .........0 D U o. 3

Earned runs. Boston o, Cleveland 2; two
base hits, Duffy and Mccarthy; three base
hits, Quinn; home runs, Bennett; struck
out. McAleer, Tebeau, Young 2; Burkett,
O'Connor, thinner, Lowe, Nichols, Ben
nett; passed balls, Bennett g: wild pitches,
Young. 3; time. 1855; umpires, McQuaid
nd Gaffney; hits, Boston II, Cleveland 10;
errors, . and T.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-25

Salvation Oil should always be kept in
the kitchen. For the ready cure Of scalds
and burns il has no equal - cts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-25

w,.uwsrox. D. C.. October 4-For VIZ
vtrrfnla. and Ohio. fair; nDrtb vinds fet
Western Pennsylysnsa gsnfralJ iIr' no''1
Winds n.
A Sore rhroas or Cough, Il suffered 70
= n,o1rsss. of,en results IN A 'nc1rkbis throat
I, lunx sroable. -Bro,nfs Byoaekiaf zSefae
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-25

BlltorsSEss. q tipation, torpid liver
s;li p;lIs So doses - Samples fres at the
T.eoan Drug ComptnF's and r. B. Burt's.
and a Bowie Bros Bridgeport
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-25

Awful Day Of Suspense
{. p .l9sss = for the President
f. &C Children-The End
y With such Peace and
". That Had Not DR..
L. Announced 1t, the
- .'.,roach of Death Would
80 g. Been KnOwn-The
ssowed Remarkable
Fven to the Last Hour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-25

and recites the connection of Qcay, Hus-
ton and other Republican leaders had with
it. In the letter of March Slst lie speaks
of the fact that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-25
TURNED BACK.

The "Intelligencer's" Scheme to Distract
Attention from Republican Colonization
futs 1t More Plainly and Forcibly Be
fore the People.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-20
Nowemu Zyciu i
Wierze i Ojczyznie.

Przek:ecanie najpiekn'e;
szych +, acknowledgement hymn
now naszych narodowych "a
obrzydliwe paszkw1Ie uwaaamY
jake zbrodnie przeciwko o..
ciznle Podobnei zbrodni do
pIscifo sic W ostatnlm nu.
mere Move zycle, szarp'aa
ia mute ,:Bo2e cos Polske"
dobre lmie Wiel. X. 3. Koz-
1~owsklego z Manistee
Delegaci ma sejmle ostatnlm
Z)ednoczenia NE mogli sic ma.
chvalic wzorowego gospodar-
silva X. Kozfcwsklego "
jego parafi. Caty majasek
koscielny przedstawla sic lax
cacko, ! jest, czego ny Q nDych
koscioisch czesto powleSz'ec
ME mozna, prawie be- dtngu.
Wlemy :akze, ma jake
okropne wprost trudnosci X.
Koz}owski tra6f, obeimu)ao
para6a W Manlstee.
So tam ~ieszcze i dzisaj
totry. rzychalace, jak djabe}
ma du>ze, ma znlszczenle para
fiji. t buy CT dawnlej W Re-
formae a teraz W AoWYm
Zyc1u, znaidowall sick swolch
WON'T. Ma msza sw. ole cho-
dza, do spowledzi w%lelkanoc-
neJ ME chodza, iawkl W kos
ciele ME utrzymu)q, ma kosclof
NJ ME dawala, ale z~azdrosc24
para6l i ksiedzu, lie .jeszczr
cos maja | czems sic NIGGA
pred swiatem pokazac.
Nalleplei paratla z%robiiabY
gdyby do 1ch kabsy pleulal>e
noslia rozkazujac ksledzu, ably
pokornle, jezeli czego zabrak.
ME, do drzwl patryotycznego
draba pukai, al mu racsy
otworzyc j zbada potrzebe
koscioia / proboszcza.
Me dosyc ma tenn.
ls,n,e pc h~ultajku | kozac.
ku NoWe Zycle nawet i poczci.
wa siostre X. Koziowsklego
biotem obrzuca. Ma to sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-20
IAPISUJCIE SOBIE R
Wierze i Ojczyznie,

Ma artykuf Wiarusa, zatytu-
1owany zupetnle s}nszale ,,rewoIl.
cya," Wiara 4 Ojczy=no raczy}a
sic wywnetrzyc.
Odpowiedz dana Wiarusowi
lest nawet podpisana jaklemls
literami, ale 2 lterami Wiarus ME
valley.
Cudownych doczekalismv sic
rzeozy Amervce. Gwattowne
reformacve redaktorow polskich
nieposlednc zajmuja stanowIsko.
Swego czasu pewien plsarz
W Zgodzie najbrutalnlejsze pisywal
rzeczy ma Zjednoczenle, m}odych
kslezy, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., MA
novice X. Wincen,ego Barzyn-
skiego. Pc imleniu | nazwisku
publlczme i skandalicznle szydzi4
Z wszystklego, ma co sic Katolicka
Polonia W Ameryce zdobyia.
Raptem ten sam plsarz 2
przec,wnej zacza} beczki nalewat!
Gdyby chociaz jednym Rad
klein publiczn,c W jaklejkolwlek
gaAec1e byi odwo}at dawne urazy,
m,a}by pozor co najmiej waldo
moscl 6smego pr%zykazania. Ale
Wiarusoui z wytartem czoiem smile
2arzucac brak wiadomoscl dobrego
i zlego.
Nasamprz6d co do 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., mlanowicle
X. Wincentego, nigly Wiarus sig
ME posunie do stopnia Juz niezy-
wych bakcyll.
Partya. ktora Manlstee
odniosfa swletne zw%ycleztwo, Ia
rzuca by}ym przewodnikom
Zjednoczen,a nlcrzady skandalicz :
ne W w}asnej parafl, amblcya
wyg6rowana bez szlachetnej pod
stawy intrygi tax u w}adzy
koscleinej, jake miedzy ducho-
wienstwem nawet cywilnymi.
Ma mocy tych jawnle i
fatwo zrozumiaiych zarzutow
wyrobl}a sic Zjednoczeniu
partya gardzaca przewocnlctwem
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Partyg ia bynajmiej ME
rragnie zerwan1a sohdarnoscl
duchcwnej 2 2gromadzeniem. AMI
zerwania Z towarzYstwami W lej
paraffii, ale prsgnle dopdty, dopokl
2gorszcn " wiasnem g%nlezdzle
zgromadzcnie ME usu"le, uslnlecla
zgromadzenia Cd wszelklch rz2dow
W Ziednoczeniu katollckiem ! Cd
kierowania organu Ziednoczenla,
nawct nleprzymusowego.
M6wlny 0 zgors2eniach.
w pewnej parafl Chicago
posredmo pod komenda \. VIM
centego, fundatorow, mowlmy
wyraanie fundatorow kaSy Nos-
miertnej Zjednoczeniu, ola
glupich trzech punkt6w 2 Z]edno-
czenia brutalnie wyrzucono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-20
NE odpowiada plsmienn'e, ale

ne odpowiada p'smienn'e, ale
slhcami ma grzblecie.
Coz ma wszystkie oszczer-
silva p,smidfa z ch,9agoskiego
Bridgeportu od2owi ada Niara
Ojczyzna, pod redakcya kuma
Mouego zycia? Ma sic rozumlet::
mic. Jestto aiby.orgau kato-
lick,ego ZjedAoczen.a, ale mech
laden kapfan polski NE sadz',
1eby go Wiara Ojczyzna
bSon'la. Jel szpa!ty ~opiekuja
sic ,ylk" Zmartychwstancami
i to szcnrgo|"',. wtrncz.s, gdy
Ojcow:. W,elebm. !am,a>t
op.ek1 p~trz-bowat, ia porzai
ne snbie znS(uzvli neg.
Oslatn; nnmer in>tniecznym
Ma to est I,vple III,
\. Edwar1 K"zfowsk1 gos.
cinnem przy]e"em de}rsatow
ma SIM, w1erna nlezach-
wiana wiara kro:nd)ArS's; cd
w!elu lat, u,1ciw"srla |, sialos,
CA charakteru zasiulyi sobc
ma to, ably Wara / Ojczyzna
90 w"bv~ tatarow rhicagos-
Klein brnnila. A moze pc
wiei2a matadotzv Oh Sp6'kl
Observation-Disclosures: Coz
ras No,ce zycie obchodzr9''
q tym szpargaiem NE warto
sic wdawaG.
Jednakowo4 szerokie | dlu
g5e polemaki prowadz'ly
Dziernlh / W1ora Ojczyzna
z Nopem Zycien, ! TO W ostat
mem czasie. Vice wykretow
ME ma.
Redaktorow wydawcow
dwoch gazet niby katol'ckich
chiragoskich tylko wlasna
Sk6ra obchodsi. Zjednoczeme
i s,owarzyszenie ksle3y poza
paraia sw. Stan'sfawn kostk1
sa tylko dekoracyami, upie
kszaiacem wielSost madrosc
poswsecenle ,.nal wieksz~ go "a
. konu" ia swiecie.
Zreszta, chocby 1akiego Iut
nawet wszys,klch ksiezy Z]ed
noczeu,a djabi' w<'eli, COZ t;
obchodzi najw,ekszych ludz
PREY Noble ul.
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