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CATHARINE OESTER,
DAVID NJ. BEEGHIN,
L l.. L
Keyscr. Garrett county, Maryland. =;
Estate Of Anna Margaretta Finzel,
Deceased.

y1Nhis is 10 give notice that the subscriber,
i OF Garrett County. Maryland, hath OBJ
tanned from the orphans Court Of Garrett
County, in Maryland, letters OF administration
on the personal estate Of
ANNA MARGARETTA FINZEI,
late of Garrett County, deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned tu exhibit the same, with
the vouchers Their Of legally au hcntica-
ted to the subscriber, on or before the iUih
day OF Dci. next; they may Otherwise by law
be eXcudcd from al benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this SIKH Jay of
April, lSt2. -
HENRY FINZEI.. Adm r.
c. fro~tburg, Md.
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- You wish ~p'liI l.t;crS from gentlemen
and iJdirs Of cu!turc itud means from Hl over
the couurX' If~,t. iu>: end on 10 cents amt
received copy ol tuc o5c amt matTinpJniai p;t-
per called ORANGE BLOSSOMS, which %ill
afford you more he3Llhful enjoyment than
you have had Tor many "a day. Each nunlbci
contains hundreds Of let ters from young IL.
dies and gentlemen wanting correspondents
from those of the opposite sex. If there j. "a
man or woman who has not found his VI her
affinity here's the golden opportunity Adj
dress ORANGE BLOSSOMS, Room u, Boyls
on st., Boston, Mass. 7-iy
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLES.

As the result Of five years labOrioGs and
persistent labor have compiled, into perma
nent record books, abstracts o. all the com
plicated titles 10 the unuefne, Military Lor,
in Allegany and Garrett counties. These arr
the only rocks of the kind in existence.
also have tor sale. on easy terms good
titles to upwards of S0) fifty acre lots, distrh-
uted through every dis riot in Garrett county
Many OF these lots arc underlaid with coal
etc., and covered with valuable timber.
All persons interested In the titles to Mill
tary Lots should call upon or address
HIRAM P. TASKER,
80 Decatur street,
8tf CUMBERLAND, MD.
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Estate Of Andrew Oester, Deceased

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
ScriDers Of Garrett county, hath obtained
rom the Orphans Court OF Garrett county.
Maryland Letters OF Administration on the
personal estate OF
ANDREW OESTER,
late OF Garrett county. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to the
subscriber on or before the 20th day of Octo-
Der next: they may otherwise by law he cX-
cluded from all benefits OF said estate
Given under our hands this 18th day Of
April, 1892
CATHARINE OESTFR,
DAVID NJ. BEEGHI.N,
Administrators
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ROAD NOTICE.

1NHts X TO GIVE NOTICE Tnai at Tho
i irst meeting OF the County Commission
ers Of Garrett county thirty days subsequent
10 thc publication of this notice. We. the un
dcisigned. wid present q petition ana applN
"a the appointment of vitwoT- To- lay out and
locate n pubic county road ~ District No.
through the lands Of W. Met. Brown aud The
Peud!etou property, known - Winston,
row occupied by ". 4. BarriIt, ir "a distance
OF lc~S than y OF mile. said road Ia begin
a. q point on the Wilson counts road on the
- 4 side OF Military lot 80 nud run 10 the
Potomac river opposite the town Of Bty3tgd on
the W. Va. 9. 4 T.. K. r., aud There connect
with the county rOa. running cast through
GIHN county STINGLEN CLARKE,
j. ". CON Ia ~.
j. WESLEY II AENEI
and 0tii"I-.
O,kland. Nd. Apiil 7ih l,@2. f-3
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If you need mower l am agent
for the celebrated Johnston Har-
vesting Co.'s Changeable Speed
Mower, the latest and best. Also
their Pulverizing Harrow and Cul-
tivator-best in the country.
Ii. WEBER, Box 81.
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lSt Day of MAY, 1892.

according to the provisions OF the Code o.
Public Geuerai Laws OF Maryland. every per.
sOn or persons doing business FOR gain or pfuf' b
except The maker. grower or inanuiaclutcg.
are hcrcby notified that they must take ou' p"
license.
EDMUND JAMESON.
sheriff of Garrett County.
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1.-THE Lord watch between me and thu e
when we are absent one from another"
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WALL PAPERS.

We soil the consumer al factory prices.
Send ccuis Ia stamps and get our implies.
A. NJ. TUBMAN.
l5Ul Pennsylvania Ave. n. w.
J-g;u Washington, ID. &.
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LICENSES.

NOTICE is hereby given TO an person or
~ bodies corporate or pDliiic. who may be
rogr.rea 10 take out licenSrs that they mos
oNi:itn the satae on or before The
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-04-22
CHRISTIAN ENDEAYOR COLUMN.

EDITED BY REV. AND MRS. w. L..
LEISHER.
PRAYER MEETING TOPIC FOR WEEK
BEGINNING APRIL "A.
He Leadeth Me. How?
ps. %. John 10. Ala
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song appear in increasing numbers year by
wear, and show the disposition as wei! as
ability to hold their own. An interesting
statement is that some birds noticin>! that
sparrows summed the tops of high trees,
abandoned their habit of building their
nests near the ground and established their
homes in lofty perches. This affords an
example of reason overcoming i9stinct in
the bird mind. If the aggressions of the
sparrow are to be checked by more pluck
and persistence on the part of other birds
the fact will be both interesting and
welcome.
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NATIONAL CONSERVATORY
OF MUSIC OF AMERICA.
Nos. 1876 and 12S East 18th
Street. New York.

The semi annual entrance Examination
of the National Conservatory of Music,
Nos. 126 and 12S East 18th street New
York will be held as follows:
omposition-January 95b, 1888, from
9 a. M. to II N.
Piano aud organ-JaLuary 10Th, 0 n
to IL m., and to p. m.
Harp, cello, and all other orchestral
MISUNDERSTANDING 18th, from 8 a. m.
to 10 N.
Violin-January 18th, 2 to p. m.
Orchestra-January 11tb, from to
6 p. m.
Voice-January 18th and 18Th, from 8
a. m, to - M; 2 to p. M; ard January
18th, from to 10 p. NJ.
Overwhelmingly 135h, from s to 10
p. m.
The object of the National Conserva-
tory of Music being the advancement of
music in the United States through
the development of American talent,
applications for admission into the
classes OF the conservatory are hereby
invited. 1t is expected that positive
aptitude shall be shown by the candi-
dates for admission, without regard to
the applicants stage of progress, and
that his or her desire to receive the in
struction impaired in the conservatory
shall be the outcome of a serious aud
we'll defined purpose. The successful
candidates will enjoy the tuition of the
best teachers that can be engaged, and,
after graduation, will be afforded oppor-
tunities of H. aking known their accom-
plishments, thus securing engagements.
The conditions of admission as to fees,
etc., varying according to the classified
ton of the pupiD, are determined by the
board of directors. Instruction in all
branches Will be given free to students
whose talent aud circumstances warrant
it. The course embraces tuition in sing
ing, operatic and Miscellaneous, solfeggio
and theory of music, stage department.
elocutiou, fencing and Italian, piano
organ, harp, violin, viola, cello, flu
oboe, clarionet, bassoon. French ho'
cornet, trombone, harmony, counterpoi
and composition, History OF mus
nhamhar music orchestra and chorus
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Mrs. Sarah Thackery, a venerable and
highly estimable lady of this town, and
widow of the late Thomas Thackery,
died at her home on North street on
Thursday afternoon at two clock, from
the effects of paraIytic stroke expert
euced over two years ago. Mrs. Thackery
was the Oldest daughter of the late James
Matthews for many years resident of
this town, and was born on the 18th of
October, 1918, having recently completed
her seventy fourth year. In the year
1888 she became the wife of the late
Thomas Thackery, well known and
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MIcCall's Ferry.

"
attributed ten dollars , the
sorth League Library, of Town,
witch is rapidly being filled some
choice works.
Mr.. j. c. Gilmore a well con-
ductor on the P. w. 81. B. Il has
been detailed by Mr., j. b. nson
Supt., as Inspector of steam he; the
cars of the road.
Mr.. Joseph Hopkins, of eek,
and Miss Fannie Lynch, otcipio
were married at The NJ. E,nage
Havre de Grace by Rev. S. Md, on
Saturday, Decem Der oath.
The many friends of Mr. Mrs.
Richard I. Pilling will regret N of
the death oftheir infant son Thrilling
Jr., aged two years, in Kiameel., on
Decem Der 26, from diptheria.
Captain Hohn's lutte s, the
"City Belle" has been taken ferry
service between Lapidum and ,eposit
and taken to winter quarters Havre
de Grace IN arine railway, whwill be
repaired and refitted.
Rev. John CaYanaugh the Jersey
evangelist will conduct an all Getting
in the Free Methodist Chapel, u, to-
morrow, Sunday. The servicese con
tinued each evening during the All
are most cordially invited.
The Sunday School of Cherl NJ
E. Church will give ala entert.nt at
the church on Monday night, c5y the
ID. The exercises will consist ottiohs
dialogues, music, etc. There be a
Christmas tree for the scholars. re in
vited to attend.
Prof. Shank of Newark. will
preach at Rock Presbyterian q to
morrow morning, and at Zion in .fter-
noon On Sunday the Ssh of JAM 800,
Rev. q. NJ. Eyster, of ManchesMd.,
will fill the same appointments.
There is a fine prospect of aIcrop
on the Susquehanna. Mr.. Oler ,lti.
e and other wholesale ice paclave
: o ?, Perryville this week, al was
2 = that cutting would begi the
houses yesterday, seven inceing
% ,kness of the ice on Thursven.
r. private car of j. P. HI son,
. <ndent of the Maryland sion
" adelphia, Wilmington :alti
a N'oad, caught fire Thursefter
a lmington from stove.fore
a extinguished, damal the
- -pishipgs to the amour 200C
V of prayer will be obsi by
-ian and NJ. E. Chur0old
vices every night neeek
% hurch, at 7.3O o'clock1ics
2, Humiliation ananks
n xxxiii; Jan. 3. arch
!. :, -sassyzssss-,:,N>atians -s;heil
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rnnr NErOsIv, Dc. ~,

DEPOSIT, li'tf - i's'
,-,,r,-s q oldham is moving ihto MS
,,av dwelling over his store ana VIII
soon be ready to receive and entertain
friends in his fine locking and comfort
able residence.
II is understood DR.. Howard w. and
Mrs. Hopes will occupy the house Cor
merly occupied by Nj. Oldham.
Messrs. Oldham & Williams are filling
their ice house with good solid eight
inch ice from the river. Casper Morb-
lem is also filling his ice house with
good ice from the river. Parties are
using the ice on the river for sleighing
and the bellies and beaux are having a
good time behind fast horses, instead of
the roads which are not fully covered
with snow.
TIE Tome Memorial Methodist Epis-
copal Sunday School had their Christ
mas entertainment Tuesday nighs and
had fine representation OF the historic
account of the birth of Christ.
St. James Episcopal Sunday Scool held
their Christmas entertainment Wednes-
day night and had fine program.
During the services a few OF the joist in
the Sabbath School room gave away
allowing the floor to settle few inches
to the ground, but did not interrupt the
exercises
The many friends of Mrs. Lewis w.
Abrahams regret to hear of her serious
illness. Her lower limbs were paralyzed
Tuesday. Wednesday she was little
better, Thursday, she is about the same
but her friends are very fearful it may
rerult seriously.
Watch night services will be held in
the Tome Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church commencing at 1890 p. IN.
Dr.. A. G. Crothers bad the partition
removed between the rear and front of
his drug store, greatly enlarging it, and
improving the appearance Of his fine
stock of goods which did not show we'll,
as they were crowded too much, and
besides having room to display greater
variety.
The contractor for the Jacob Tome
Institute stopped work for the Christ
mas holidays, but commenced work Wed
nesday and will continue unless stormy
weather prevents. The cold does not
seem to interfere with his energy and be
is pushing work to complete the build
ing on his contract time.
Clifton Keattey while skating on the
river Wednesday fell, struck his head
near the right temple which dazed him
for few minutes, but he soon recovered
consciousness, but will be little more
careful hereafter NJ.
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Miss Ellen Hollingsworth Is '''''"@
friends in Chestertown.
NJ Vim. Is. Writ of Chicago Is '''s
his relatives in this town.
The Port Deposit Winter Cluo met al
Col. Euoch Noyes' this week.
The Misses Wilson have returned from n
pleasant visit to Philadelphia,
DIR. S. Claude Sykes and Mrs. Sykes
visited Elicott City, Christmas.
Miss Harriet A. Bolen spent the holiday
season with friends IN Wilmington.
Miss Amanda Ford is spending the holi-
days with her uncle in Philadelphia.
Miss Lydia A Booth spent Christmas in
Baltimore with her sister, Mrs. Revel.
Mr. r. W. Dougherty of Baltimore, spent
Christmas with Mr.. Rufus d. Rowland.
Mr. r c. Thackery and Mrs. Thackery
spent Christmas with relatives in Dover,
Del.
Mr. Frank Whitney was in town on
Tuesday. He returned to New York on
Wednesday.
Miss Mary lamar is entertaining her
school friend Miss Bessie Leopold, of Will
son College Pa,
DIR. G. Cleland Jones and Mrs. Jones
spent Christmas with their relatives in
Wilmington, Del.
Miss Emma Lewis, principal of the
Chapel school at Woodlawn spent Christ
Mr.. and Mrs Dennis Msloney and their
sons Joseph and John are spending the
holidays with relations in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Marshall of
Woodlawn spent their Christmas holidays
Mr.. Frank c. Fossett, Jr., and Mr..
Will Schwarz of Baltimore, are guests of
de Grace.
Miss Nellie Jefferis, Miss Patte Torbert
and Mr. John E. Torbert of Wilmington
have been the guests of Mrs. NJ. A. T. Ellis
this week.
Mr.. Fred Haines of Lahigh University
and Warren Haines of Princeton spent the
holidays with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Marshall Haines.
Mr.. Albert Constable of Princeton, Mr..
Harry Hinchliffe of the University of
Pennsylvania, Mr. L. V. Hnchlitfe, II. Day
Cantwell and Frank S. Harvey of Dick
inson, and John Wilson of the Mary land
Law Scool spent the holidays with their
parents.
Miss Lucy Litzenberg entertained her
friends on w ednesday evening, the occasion
being a card party. Those present WERE
Misses Mollie T. Drennen, Elsie E. Tull,
Florence Z. Torbert, Mammie Halnes Alice
Schouler and Geert Crukshsnk, Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Tucker. Messrs. Charles X.
Foard, Richard Reese, Warren Haines,
Albert Constable, Jr, George h. Ash,
Charles n Tull, Everitt Wilson, Frank
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Ann

CALVERT, Dec 9th, 1892.
George Berriker, who Is teaching school iii
Pennsylvania, was home on Saturday and
spent his Christmas with his aged mother
and friends, and left on Monday to return
to his school.
Rose Bank NJ. L. Sunday school gave "a
grand entertainment on Christmas Eve
The exercises which were particularly pleas
ing opened by the school singing Joy to
the World, and prayer by David 7. Fitz
gerald, the superintendent. The opening
address was by Florence Berriker which
was we'll given. Recitatiors by Dora Dlw
son and Irene Riile, singing "W atchrnan
of the night" by the school, recitations by
Edith Trainer, Mary Clark and Bessie
Foster; ST ging, "The Children's Friend"
recitation~ Uy Wilson Berriiler and Minnie
Brown, singing by the school Seeking for
me-" Rotations by Linnie Gosnell ar
Hannah Griffith, solo by Prof Weller of u
Friends school, recitations by May Trai'
and Maud Weller, singing by the Sc
Jesus Comes" recitation by Miss
Abrams. This young lady did VI
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christmas in EIkton.

While the secular observance a th'
Christmas festival oa M"nHAy "'''
fined to the homes of the town. 81"
religious observance OF tho "nn as vsry
~ the Nativity on Sunday was very
oansra1 in all the churches OF the 'o"p-
AT THE NJ. e. CHURCH.
In the morning Rev. l. Il. Wood
preached an eloquent and appropriate
sermon taking for his theme the inquiry
"What Think ye of CHRISTI The
special song service intended to be held
in the evening was postponed until Mon
day evening on account OF the special
musical services on that evening 1T the
Presbyterian Church.
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The r,ligious festival was observed
with its usual solemuity at this church,
the decorations being elaborate and
beautiful, both at the main and side
affairs. Two masses were celebrated by
Rev. ]. d. Carey one at a. m. the
second at 10. 80 a. m. At the latter sar-
vice the choir rendered very creditably
Leonard's mass in honor OF st. Angus
tine. Rev. Father Carey delivered an
appropriate sermon at the close of mass,
and the congregation rendered their
pastor che usual Christmas offering.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-12-31

Tor counterfeits, ~
represented as h
'han regular prfc sn,,
not authorized TOT 50,
medicines. "oZo
-, 10 guard agaius, ~eo,
'he makers Of DIR. Pc.
cines now sell thei
only through driosl,
agents, and under Ae.,,
benefit or cure, or nQ,1W
orized agents only CT
tons, furnish DR.. FnS
clnes which always
always will be, sold a
DR.. Pierces Golden
(the remedy for all di.
torpid liver or Impure
DR.. Pierce's Fsvorite
,emcdy for womau's
ierangments),
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant
nal and best little Liver
The genuine guarantee, :
'e sold only at these price &
he cheapest medicines 80
'av only for the good you
5 refunded if they don't be
-Up these terms, will il
- risk?
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K, sold the John
the Fourth district,
~. Warrington Broth
shani'' '0- ~
I'M, anorn, daughter of
itraho pp''''n, 0'oo 'uuuen
Z ~ the residence of her
Will AFTER a re" Gays Ill
3 was Gnu "' 'no " 'inins'oh
-nial
-ss let loose near the East Eud
4 "Wednesday and ingloriously
y the hounds, no chance for
life having been given him. by
ls start. The boys had some fun
~ in a "drag" hunt.
mel Fenner, who was tried before
4. j. Scott for the murder of Mrs.
,hards, and afterwards taken to
phia TO serve out a sentence for
l it'll intent to kill a policeman. was
from custody last week.
regular monthly meeting of the
1 League of the Elkton NJ. E.
was held on Wednesday evening
krch. An excellent program was
i'm which the ladies of the League
ed with the effective assistance of
V. Hinchlitfe, Frank Harvey
y Cantwell,
Allison Wilmer, Major William |
and Captain Edward Roberts
Company E of the NJ. n. G, at
ny in this town on Friday night |
x. At the same time Lieuterant |
A. Wright was elected Captain,
1 King, First Lieutenant, and
Taggart, Second Lieutenant.
hrday Reginald Constable and
sCullough drove into the country
Il Christmas green's. Whilst so
heir horse hitched to a dog cart
Il L
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W. @. }o1u27o72.

What progresslnan Years."
: asked OF Truth weary eyes,
Gazed steadily ons,
Tho strife OF goo ending.
Sad as the traiDhOnies,
The sorrow of hey cars:
DAILY men knoTe me less
Time was, l flasbg worlds sight
And drew all heand delight
In my first loneli
When a great prtance hung
That would mak,py, all ;hinoS
young;
Redeem this curse
The sad worlds
So was it echoed ttOngue ~
And them" I ased"as y s
Glad seers saw ar aar.
And suddenly ae
To simple shephei
Who saw light
with angel iorms,lglOw,
While through ting.
Peace and good wid {
To you is born a SiOr5.
More strong than ::
That blessed broth
Good VIII and p
The promise of thee,se
Each aye shall grapo,e .,,orIo b
Each age shall nesu t
Till every lowly, ia h c,.w,1,d II
A brother to Our 4 :,
Bonfort's Wi s;,o,
lately contained. q is
reasonable to suivi
LIED nations win pre-
ssnted at the Wofago "
next year, to ND fine W
old Kentucky liable vi
venture. s Enum "h
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not be expo made
very efectiv a.
The best y s]TedI ,c-h
be shown, small *
which should be gil
visitors at a nomiD
should be generor
in several foreig
in Spanish.
The direct
United Sta
would be 8
if properl
the Spa,
especially
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Danville. The. crnND r.
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The Conducting of Ples

The Pennsylvania Railroad O.
through its personally. conducted
system. has gained an enViable---
alton in the conducting of its pl
tours, lnasmuch as they soud out
each individual tour an experienced IT,
ist agent and chaperop, whose sole duty is
to cater to the wants and pleasure of all
in their charge. All destinations of the
US are selected with the view of giving
"a, %. -eourists the most delightful
O., 20 IN ecreatiou, pleasure, and
,%/~,e l,-tes quoted for each
/.@u,, % a., S. 90 with that
h. a~ Is 10 " <Hrterpr;s.,,csr 81: :.
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AT THE NJ. E, CHURCH.


At Trinity Protestant Episcopal
Church of which Rev. VIM. Schouler is
Rector, the usual midnight service was
held at IL p. IN. on Saturday night.
Regular service was held at 1890 a. III.
on Sunday, and at I 80 p. tn. the Sunday
School Christmas festival took place at
which the childrens' carols were rem
dered
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~, H ha'y was sick, We gave he
When she was Child. she cr;aa :.
r-s' she became Miss, she chime
""c'' ne had Children, she govo :,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-28
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kosciele naszym Polskim pod
eglda Kofka Dramatycznego
odprawlonem byfo zatobne
nebozehstwo "a polegfych bra
ci W obronie Polski W powsta-
nlu 1868 r.
Polscy wlarusy LEGION
Polski" W pefnym unlformie
i zbroi, re sztandarem swYm
wojennym ma czele, otaczall
zafobny katsfalk, a widok
lcb sprawl wrazenie, lie Jesz-
cze Polska ME zginefa, gdy
tax dzielne zastepy O)czyznie
formu]emy. Caiy (2000) lud
polski byf W kosclele zgroma.
dzony, uroczystoscia chwlli
przejety, goracem slowem
kaznodZ'el ro7grzanY-mlano-
wlcie, gdy wskazai, be owe
tysiace bracl poleglych dali
swe cycle miioscl ola Oh
czyzny. | my vice panied ich
c2czqc rownie1 miloscla ola
OlczYzny gorzeG powinnismy.
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ko5Y tysia" srom6w grzmia.
cYch Gala persia DO Boga
Spiewal: Pred Tire ohmze
zanosimy dlaganic, Ojczyzne,
wolnosG race nam Wr0ciG Pa
ME.
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chw,la uroszysta Swicta W by.
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