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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-03
President Davis Reviewing the Troops.

While looking at portrait Of JefTer-
son Davis, as printed in Part l OF the
Century War Book an ex-Confederate
veteran remarked yesterday: The only
time ! ever saw jefferson Davis was upon
an occasion when l myself was the most
prominent figure.
1T was during a review by President
Davis, during the second year OF the
war. of the army corps Of which | was
"a member. j was, az The time or JOIN
ing the army. only sixteen years or age,
and, as was the custom then IN the SOUTH
ern States. 1 had, upon enlistlng IN a
cavalry regiment, enlisted my own morse
at the same time Father had given me
the best and fastest little mare OF All
the horses on the old place. Although
] had ridden her good deal: had not
entire control Of her. ana she was III
clined 10 Doe a little shttsn
well, the cavalry division or "hich l
was member had been dFaWn up III
two lines, open order. ana al the leit'
extending as FAR as tht eye cOulu see,
were the infantry. also in Two ilnes. IL
was in the neighbOrhCOf OF Richmond,
Va, and All Of the best people OF mat
section were out to see the grand dis
play.
president Davis. erect and spare or
figure, wearing a gray civilian suit, mill
tary boots and stOvepipe nat rode SLOW
~ down between the lines accompanied
by a large staff Of officers aTrayed IN
a beWilderng variety of gorgeous uni
forms. Mr. Davis was very cynical,
steln-lOokins man anyway ana theTe
was cold glitter In his eye on this oc-
casion' which made each one OF US feel
he took DO everything To ~ght.
Just aa De got past our troops the
band which vas pasted in9s lar away
burst into Maryland, My maryland,
with mighty blare OF horns and bass
drums 20 start on
Like a rabbit bursting from a hollow
log. my little mare shot from the ranks
and flew down the line Away We tore
past the President and AIS stan, kicking
up cloud of dust as we went
Il tussei and pulled al me bride but
IL wasn't any use; We went 10 the end
of the lire before / coul6 turn her. Then
she came up the back Of the lire as fast
rs she went down. ! had got tred mold
Ing her by this time and let her 30.
As we Went by the Presint', ana narly
again. ! couldn't help stealing a glance
az ms face 20 see what ne thOusAt 81
our performance
"Well. caught his eve. and the men,
DRY Of the disgusted look he shot al me
MAKES the cold perspiFat.on sreak OUT
al over me 10 this day When we came
opposite our CORDS the mare aarted into
her place and stood stock san. was
SO dazed ana scared AZ the aWini way IN
which had unw.llingly spoiled the review
that don't know whether guided her
10 be executed and felt that ! would
welcome u as the only possible relief for
my modification.
But strangely enough, no oi1ciai notice
was ever taken Of our own lttie review
or the army II was a long ume, how
OF our regiment used 10 Hing at me with
regard TO IL.
sucn are the stories which are daily
brought to the surface by perusal OF The
Il ines popular edition of me century
OF them, and every narrative in the book
reader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-03
Wang IO-NIght.

This city has never had the opportunity
of seeing the famous comic opera.
Wang" which for two years has been
touring other parts OF the country with
success that has astounded even the
managers and authors of the opera. To-
night and Wednesday night and at a
Wednesday matinee, however. II will be
given here on a spectacular scale. never
attempted IN previous years by the man
agement. Fully $4,000 has been spent
upon scenery which actually represents
the city Of Bangkok and the palace of the
King Of Siam. d. W. Truss 81 Co 8 SUI
peTb organization Of nearly sixty people
VIII present the opera in Richmond. The
production will be strengthened by
'WanS's" own orchestra. and II viii be
mounted with the same gorgeous oriental
scenery that has this season delighted
the largest cities of the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-03

life, that stimulating routine of
exciting memories; the ex-
ultation Of victory; the deJec-
ton Of defeat; good news
from home; the final ending;
and then peace again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-03
Tho cepfury War Book.

The Century War Book is now pub
,Ished in series. and can be found only
n The Times office. Each part costs ten
Cents issued in twenty parts. The cost
10 the Century Company was a quarter
OF a million dollars.
rhe series are printed by the de
Whine press" and are n asterpieces of
art. Every reader OF The Times should
cali ard see the FIRST number. now ready.
Among the Illustrations Is fine en-
craving OF Richmond In 1861.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-03
An Eneciiye Rcmrdv.

cit was a severe punishment said
the father. self-reproachfuly, put l.
answers the purpose. III keeps johnny
from running on the street.
"yo,, didn't cripple the boy. did you?"
"No | had his mother cut his hair for
him You ought TO see the poor boy"
and the proud father wept bitterly.-Texas
SiffinGs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-03
The NinsIrrls.

The great Yankee nation is always
craving for the new the latest thing that
is out II ~ characteristic Of the people.
and that craving Is irresistible. In an
syer to this desire for change. for the
newness Of the new, w. $. Cleveland has
organized q brand-new minstrel show.
This big organization VIII give two per-
formances al the Theatre tomorrow. The
special matinee for ladies and children
VIII be at the reduced figures Of twenty
five and fifty cents,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-03

three decades ago-the exciting
encounters in which they had
a hand, dramas in which dread
death stalked- through scenes
of sad sacrifice, and remorse-
less rapine ran rampant And
yet apart from all this crimson
carnage, this melancholy mi
asma Of wraith-wrapped war,
is an undercurrent of the
genuine humor of quiet camp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-03

"Jobson made quite a hit when he
made his first appearance on the stage"
What was his party'
1.-THE Ghost in Hamlet He appeared
Ave minutes ahead of time and the ef-
feet on Hamlet was very fine. Life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-03

of whom tell how the battles we're won
or lost; each from his particular point OF
view. TITS is history t0H BY MoSe soho
mads IT.: and never has history been writ
ten by more knowing pens.
The followers of the Stars and Bars
have equal prominence in the work with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-03

IHE AFfI RyOOs MEETING.

Mr.. Moody Tells the story OF Noah and the
Ark with Variations.
me tabernacle was filed again yester-
Gay afternoon. but not crowded. Nearly
an who came found seats. and the ushers
u'a not encounter the difficulties Of the
1ay before In handling the people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-03
Future Meetings.

Mr.. Moody last evening announced the
following schedule of meetings for the
balance Of the week. except Saturday:
a. N. AT the Second Baptist church. a
half hour Of Bible study 10y Rev. George
G. Needham
Tabernacle meetings at o'clock in the
afternoon, and 1880 in the evening.
Children's meeting at the Second Bap-
fist church at o'clock u. NJ, by Miss
Tyson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-03

It is not partisan book. It was writ
ten after the war, when there were no par
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-03

the servers OF the
Stars and Stripes
and the utmost
good feeling is
pre- q O m n a n t
throughout. The
articles appeared
first in the Century
Magazine a few
years ago and were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-03
The Little Folks.

Half an hour before the hour appointed
for Miss Tyson's talk to the young
people. the Second Baptist church was
well filed with the little ones yesterday
afternoon. while many OF their parents
and older sisters accompanied them. Miss
Tyson gave them delightfully."- interest
ing and instructive talk, and the child
rem listened attentively throughout, AID
manifested their interest clearly. The
Illustrations accompanying the exercises
were we'll selected. and served to impress
the young minds with a graphic explana-
ton of the subject matter. Miss Tyson
has completely won the hearts Of the
little ones. and they seem 70 enjoy her
simple, though valuable talks more and
moro each daN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-03

Rev. pr Hatcher. chairman Of the
Moody meeting committee, read the third
chapfer OF the Second Epistlc OF Peter.
and Rcg. &. r. Wilson offered prayer.
\ pleasant feature OF the meeting was
the singing Of My Little Trundle Bed"
hymn Of much psthos. by Mr.. Jacobs,
who rendered with fine feeling and express
sion.
Mr.. Moody took as hts text the first
verse OF the seventh chapter OF Genesis.
lie very graphically skctched the history
of Noah and the wicked condition OF the
people az that time, and the strength OF
the Illustration did not suffer by the an
plicat.on OF modern ideas and situations.
IL would be futile 20 attempt to portray
Mr. Moody's description Of this old famii-
lar Bible story, the ridicuie heapcd upon
Noah. the steaifastness Of his purpose.
1.-The arrival OF the animals. and the ar
rival OF the awful hour when the people
knew the word OF Cod 10 oan had been
fuidlled. end God closed the door"
said he. the most solemn thing in the
history Of the world are the words. And
God closed the door"
When God closed The door none can
come In. the door which shut out the five
foolish Virgins. shut in the five wise
ones.
The hour VIII come TO you when there
viii H' a. SfVai dti'Nf sumo VIII bN vi 'ii'
side and some on the other. and the
door win be shut between. VIII YOU
he within or without the ark In that
dark hour.
MIR. Moody thus used this one grand IL
lustration 20 bring his purpose 10 the point
when he asked all parents in the au-
dience If they were In the ark Of safety
and whether they had done all they
could 10 bring their children in with them.
He said forget that ! am preacher and
let me get down on the plane Of parent
with each one Of you.
our children have one hundred tempta-
lions to one that our forefathers had,
and your child can be corrupted ia six
weeks in the streets OF Richmond with
inhdclity. atheism and thousand sins.
People think a child must grow TO man
hood TO understand the plan Of saliva
ton. and when the parents find them
grown the saloon and the gambling den
have claimed them. Mr.. Moody told a
number of stirring incidents i'm his own
experience. and made a strong appeal to
the parents 10 get their children in the
ark.
He invited all those parents and others
who felt that they We're not right with
God TO 20 with him to the after meet
ing at the y. NJ. {. A., and many fol-
lowed.
A prayer meeting Of fifteen minutes,
conducted by Or. Hatcher, was held at
the tabernacle. for fifteen minutes after
Mr.. Moody left
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-03

nr nosc said be would like to know
what question the audience thought was
Do. most important IN an the Scriptures.
Many ~ the questions in the Bible. such
u.s. what prontc.h 80 man if he gains
ire whole word. and lose his own soul"
and How shall We escape n we neglect
81, great salvation" and What shall /
aD 20 be- savedy' were OF vital importance.
THO last was the most important OF
al What column of prayer would 20
.n 70 Heaven for the eternal spirit to
come down and rest upon the congrcga-
zion. n every one present was sincerely
asking himself what he should DO to b.
saved. n was a question that had 70
Do asked by every one before he was
converted. what the people Of Richmond
needed said the speaker. was 10 make
up their decision 10 accept Christ. They
were Il well instructed people. but they
needed a man 10 so effectively appeal
i1 them as TO make them decide for
Christ
DR.. Hoge made an eloquent appeal u
ne Audience 10 think OF the importance
~ deciding for Christ and Rev. Or.
Nebride. Of Lexington offered prayer.
.ln the choir ard compensation then
,oioed in singing "All Hail the Power of
jesus Name"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-03

tlsans, those who
were participants
on either side. Side
by side with the
dldactic essay Of
doughty General
is the none less
valuable contribu-
ton Of the puissant
private; the astute
Admiral and the
jolly sailor boy, all
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Ps~de"szyStkism Ewrscsmy uwage ma nastspuj,oe
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zywoty swietych Pahskieh
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zywoty swtetych Pahsk,eh
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Wyktad Lekcyi iEwanRteltt
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Pr6cz tego ~ksiegsrnis nsszs po.i
o storycznej ! powiesciowej.
Ma tsdsnie pr1eslsmy ks.demu kat.
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SkOlektOwanO ma fair urzadzO-
ny ma kOrzysG hall Pufsskiego
W Chicago.

Franciszka BIociszewska ] rozmaryn:
J0zef B~lociszewski poi tony wegli: J.
Migdalski o%iarowaf wolny druk ma
fair; Karol Tomaszewski s{ojek her
baty wartosci , dol; Jozef Pfywaczyk
y haszek wilma: Piotr Niedzwiecki diva
Pude{ka cygar diva oliandry: A. Stu
dzihski tapety IA ! stancya "a $3.50:
Jan Karlic ] owce; Aptekarz Jan No
wax toalet meski; Eva Drys ! obrus
ma st0}: j. +. Kowazik | butelke do
brej gorzaiki; ;. F. Malicki przegraI ma
ko{o $1,000: Walenty Pilsrski II ia.
rex do prania; Anna Pilarska lgo NOR.
suka; Teofl Piaczek II butelek wilma:
Jan Rywal Zoe; Alexander Pakulski
lOc: Albert Harwat Poe. i butelke
wilma; A. K~wiatkowski I beczke Diva.
Stanisiaw Swiatek l konia: II. Kapper
| pare damskich trzewik0w: Jan Kr0-
likowski 25cent; Walenty Iwierzy6ski
obraz Kosciuszki wart 3 dol: Jan Kle.
cka 2 szynki; Frsnciszek Koch ! becz.
Ike maxi: J. Hlawecek tuzin szczotek
do szorowania; James Hruby I pudeIko
cygar; Jozef Hacker 25c: Jozef Gle.
] funt herbaty; Jan Nemec |
Pudeiko cygar 10 centowych; Frank
Cerveny 25c; Jozef Kolaz 1 tarke do
Prania; Walenty Szymahski l stolik do
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inlcyatywa do zbadania gruntownie te-
GO Interest,".
Ceny "a ziemie wydaja sic mi "a wy
sokie 1875 dolarow "a akier z drze-
WEN.
lyle ma dzisiaj. Konczac tusze wy
razy wysokiego szacunku i powazania
sfuga wasz powolny
Modest MaryofskT.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-12-12

stancyi; Jozef Nowak l pare damskich
t~rzewikow; Jozef Hodvus l warta{ke i
faszke atramentu; w. Kolacek & Co.
l album; Frank BRONX l szynke; w.
Reiss X Co. l jedwabny parasol: Jan
Jereczek l beczke piwa; J6zef Kacena
: sadki piwa; w. Kledzinski 2 obrazy:
L. Szczepkowski l MECH maxi; T. V.
Matuszewski 2 pude}ki cygar: Jan
kalka ? Pudelki cygar; J6zef Maple
ralski beczki piwa; Antoni Wendl l
tort; Tomas Bonk 2 pudeiki cygar;
Jozef Martinek 2 work. maxi; Cecylia
krolikowska piekny koszyczek; A.
Buszkiewicz pudelko cukierkow; X.
Staszewski pude}ko cukierkow; To-
masz kociemski i ha rmonie; A. Bucz-
kowski 15c; Monarch Brewing Co. =
POI beczki piwa: Edward p. Siege
Brewery 2 pol beczki piwa; Bohemian
Brewing Co. ? POI beczki piwa; J. L.
Hoerber Brewing Co. = POI beczeki pi-
wa; National Brewing Co. 4 POI becz-
XII piwa.
Szan. ofiarodawcom dziekujemy W j.
mieniu towarzystwa il. Kraszewskie-
go serdecznem ~staropolskiem Bog IA
Pla6.
Jdzef hrze,oifski, wice-prezes.
Niepom"cen Przy6ysz,
ian DryS, Komitet.
Wincenty Pokorski.
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DObre pOmaga ZawsZe.

Sacramento, Cal Journal
Postep wiedzy ludzkiei W ostatnich
50ciu latach byi tax wielkim. iak iesz.
cze nigdy. R0wniez Z d~aznoscia, ktora
dosiegla najwyzszego punktu pod
wzgledem ~wielkosci. dobra i nowosci ma
Polu ludzkiej piracy, rozwineia sic po-
mad wszystko chec nagromadzenia z{ota.
Poniewaz cziowiek przedewszystkiem
zwaza, ably by} zdrow, Jest n~aturalnem.
re wiasnie pod wzgledem utrzymania
zdrowia og}aszanem bywa z bezustanna
gorliwoscia, z jednej strony, aby cier-
Piacej publicznosci rzeczywiscie niesc
Pomoc, z drugiej zaS, ably ia ola swej
kieszeni wyzyskaG, bez wzgledu ma to
czy Polecone lekarstwa pomoga lub tez
Ably bye pewnym, re ma t. lub owe
cierpienia polecane lekarstwa 81 dobre.
Jest bez watPienia najlepsza droga u
zywac tylko takich. ktore og0lnie sa
znane i przez d}uzszy czas jake skute-
czne sic okaza{y. Najwiecei lekarstwa
tie awazane W familiach jake niezawo.
dine; dopiero W ostatnim czasie uznane
zosta{y ogolnie "a dobre.
Jest zatem ma czasie, adv znowu O
tych lekarstwach przypomnieG, kt6re W
swej podrozy naokoio swiata w kazdym
kraJu, W kazdem miescie. w op0le W
kazdej miejscowoSci, przyjete ~zostaiy i
okazafy sic jake najlepsze. re przez "a
dine podobne lekarstwa ME moga byG
wyrugowane. Sa to DIR. Augusta Koe-
niga hamburskie lekarstwa familiine.
ktore znana The Charles A. Vogeler
Company W Baltimore. Md. wysy{a ma
caly SWAT.
20 d~zisiaJsze Easy, gdzic Jest tax
kosztownem W razie choroby wziasc DO
moe lekarska, a szczeg0lniei w okoIi-
each, gdzie potrzeba prawie jeden dzieh
Podrozy ably doktora ma m~iejsce PREY.
wiezC, Jest to wielkiej wagi. aby mice
take lekarstwa, ktore nietylko zapobie-
gaia rozszerzeniu Tub pogorszeniu sic
choroby, lecz we wIaSciwym czasie uzy-
tie, W stanie sq Z choroby zuPe&nie WV
leczyG.
DIR. Augusta Koeniga hamburskie
kroPle p~rzeciwkO chorobom krwi, wa
troby / szczegOlniej zoiadka; herbata
Plerslowa ~najlepsza ma w~szelkiego ro-
dzaju zaziebienia, kaszel it'd, dalei olei
sw. Jakoba ma reumatyzm, neuralgia.
Dol W ~krzyzach i wszystkie inne cier-
Pienia, ma kt0re potrzeba uzyG lekar.
silva ma zewnatrz. powinny W kazdym
domu bye zawsze W zapasie. he wszy.
stkich czesci swiata nadchodza codzien.
ME podziekowania cd biednych i boga-
tych do The Charles A. Vogeler Co,
ktore twierdza o dobroci tych leksrstw.
Ola miodych jak i starych So lekar-
silva tie rowno skuteczne. O~dznaczaia
sic szczegolniej TEN. Re ma skutecznosG
ich klimat ME wP}ywa, a uzywaiac je z
uwaga ME moze bye zrobionq zadna o.
myika.
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WOlne POlskie StOwO

wychodzi Pierwszego i pietnastego
kazdego miesiaca, W Paryzu. Podaje
wiadomosci j Poglqdy pierwszej re-
XII, tax = kraju jaka tez 2 emigracyi
Polskiej. Pogladami swemi WV
swiadcza wielka przysiuge czytelni-
kom W rozwoju umys}owym. upo-
wszechnienie tego pisma jest bardzo
pozadanem W Ameryce a taniosG ula-
twia nabycie kazdemu. Abonament
roczny kosztuje dollar jeden i pol,
Pienladze PosylaG przez Post Office
Order adresujqc: NJ. Adolphe Reiff,
3 Rue de Four. Paris.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-12-12

D storyonei powissdowej. oNe' tesoir ehgJn'
"fsdan'eP r1esemy ks.demu ks.log bszphtnie
w. sMULsKI, Keg N.sl. s,r... c---
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-12-12
NUCHOTY WYLECZONE.

Starry lekarz doktor, przestawszy pra-
ktykowac, a majac doreczony przez
Misyonarzy Wschodnich Indyi, formu-
larz prostego leczenia warzywami, W
krotkim czasie ~zupelnie leczy suchoty,
zapalenie krtani, katary, d~ychawice i
inne gwaitowne i P1ucne choroby, oraz
zuPefne i predkie wyleczenie nerwo-
wych s}aboSci i nerwowych chorob. DO
w~yPr6bowaniu tych leczniczych srod-
kow W tysiacznych wypadkach wziai
sobie "a obowiazek og{osit TO swym cier-
piqcym ziomkom Bedac p~rzejety che.
cia ulzenia cierpiacej ludzkosci. ia
przeszle "a darmo kazdemu kto zada
RECEIPT W niemieckim. francuskim iub
an%ielskim jezyku z wskaz6wkami iak
uzywaG.
AdresowaG Z do}aczeniem mark i
lmlenla gazety. w. A. Noyes,
S2O Powers Block ROCHESTER, NY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-12-12
DIR. PIOTRA
C0mOzO
DIR. PIOJRA

Jest uwazane "a jedno z naJiepsgyCt
karstw tego rodzaju. OczysIczt kr.~
nadaje odnowiona i~ywotpost, uykos,t
nienia zarodki choroby 2 c!sts, IT..
~prZyczynia sic do tego, Re wszystkie s-
gany ZnaJduja sic W dobTym stauio -
dziaiania. Medycyna jest przygotowsr,
y prZeszlo trZydZiestu r0znyoh gAtunk6S
ingredyeDcyj, glownie z ~rosllnneeo 10
iestwa ! byia znans W utyciu przez pr.
szio sto lat. Utywano 20 z vielks a.
rzyscis we wszystkich og6lnyoh tefs
zniejsZych dolegliwosciach, q Zvlaszras
tych, ktore pochodzs z krwi ! chOr-
go iolsdka jake to:
Zatwardzenie, Bol gIowy, DoleglIvoHc
watroby, Zofciowosc, Z6ltaczke, Reum,
lynn, Wodna puchlins, Trudnose tr.
vienna, N~iestrawnosc, Gorsczka, RSts
Pryszcze,, Zebra 1 ograszks, SzkrofuIy
Strupy, SwierZbiaczka, Glisty. Lisa,
Wrzody, Rakowe wyro<aleciG, B6,e "a
ny, Bole W systemic koscf, Wychudnls
ME, DoleEliwosci niewiast, Slabpst
bronchitis, Zarnice, B6l " krzyksrt
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dOh0LO ME jest meoycyns p~s5entoWs
ns, tet ME sprzedawsjs jsJ sPteEs'zs
lecz metczyZni I niewiasty, kt5-zy NV
wajac je, zostali wyleczeni, spog1I,es
nj przez wdziec znoe6 Ola 6sss1rr Tp.ze.
tyczenie, ably Ich wsp6ItOser sss &C
niesli k~orzyst, dzisIajs jsk ~ 20
} W ten sposob moga 20 systsrc7yf ~
zion cierpiacym W oddAfe8f-
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MOVIE a miaDOwicie " ME 81 ~ rtnt,
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spfek. Dekarstwa tego ME rn11ua r le's'
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staniecie dwanascie 35o. butte ~ ne vr6
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oeS mote katdy dostac tylko rss
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g1elska przez X. Gray POH"
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m.cn, Etore1 Autor odmalowai fvvemi barwami
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