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The Washington times., 1894-10-26
TWO WILLS FILED.
Nicholas White, the Oystcrman, Leaves
His Property to Friends.


His Property to Friends.
The will of the late Nicholas White, who
kept an oyster house at No. 621 street
northwest, was filed Wednesday, and the pc
tition for letters testamentary to j. Blake
Kendall, who is executor under the will
The oyster business, shop outfit. and horses
and wagons are left to Louis Draemer and
Thomas Blight. because of their long and
faithful service. They are requested to make
a yearly present of clothes to the testator's
godson, Ernest Breggazzi. till he is twenty
one, but this is not made obligatory.
The residue of his estate, including 81 .3S2
in cash. also debts due and claim against
the United States government for the loss of
the steamer Tola, is left to Ernest Breggazzi
The will was made October 16. and White
died October Is last His name. as signed, is
almost illegible by reason of weakness. The
witnesses are s. C. Mills, Joseph La Fontaine
and John B. Scott The executor is relieved
of bonds
The will of Ella T. Mullikin, late a clerk,
Of No. 919 Z street northwest. also filed
Wednesday, gives most of her property. in
Guiding house and lot at Danville N Y. to
her sister-in-law, Annie j. Trembly, and
names her as executor.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26
New York Cotton.
Liverpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 25-Closing. Cotton-spot,
good demand and fair business done; prices
easier; American middIing, g 7-32d The sales
of the day were 1900 bales of which 1000 were
for speculation and expert, and included 1890
American. Receipts 7,00l bales, including $500
American. Futures opened dull; with moderate
demand and closed steady at the decline Ameri-
can middIing, l. m. G., October. 336-64a5S-64: Oc-
tober and November. 33-64a3 4-G4: Novem Der and
December: 3-64a3 4-64; December and January.
3 4-64 buyers; January and February, 5-6la
1864; February and Marrh.3T-64 buyers; March
and April, s-Gta3 9-64: April and May, 3iO-54
buyers; May and June, 12-6i buyers; June aud
July, 314-64 sellers.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26
PURE WATER AND SEWAGE.
Instructive Address by DIR. Billings Before
the Medical Society-What He
learned IN, Esropa

Learned i'll Europe
"Water supply and sewage disposal in
some large European Cities was the subject
discussed in an entertaining and instructive
paper read Wednesday night by DR.. J. S.
Billings, of the United States Army, before
the Medical Society of the District.
The paper treated the subject from the
vantage point of personal observation during
the doctors visit to Europe in August and
September last, a considerable part of the time
having been devoted to the study of the ex-
isting systems in that country.
"The problem of securing q sufficient and
satisfactory water supply for a large city,"
said Dr. Billings, sis in most cases a com
plicated and difficult one. and it has been
becoming more complicated and more diff
cult every year, in view of the demands of
modern sanitarians that the water shall not
be liable to pollution by sewage"
He passed to Washington and then said:
"The securing of an abundant and pure
water supply for all parts of the city appears
to be the most urgent nowakThe system of
sewerage is now in a fair Eway of being
made satisfactory, but we cannot vet say we
have definite plan for making the water
supply what it should be. At certain times
of the year the river water is so loaded with
sediment as to be unfit for bathing. as well
as for cooking and drinking purposes. 1t
contains faecal bacilli at all times
The engineers propose to increase the
certainty of a sufficient supply at all times by
raising the dam, but the plans for rapid filter
alton and for sendimentation do not appear
to merit the approval of the medical profess
sion.
1t is very desirable that careful and
| systematic examination of the Potomac River
should be made at intervals as high up as
Harper's Ferry. Washington should have the
best water supply OF any city in the country,
and the expenditure of $4,000, 600 in that di-
rection would be more than repaid in thirty
| years.
He said the question of pure water was at
| present more important TO Washington than
sewage disposal, but ne thought it would be
necessary at some future time to filter the
sewage before discharging iti into the Potomac.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26
cHEERFULNEss VERSUS coNTAG1oN.

An argentine sheen is said to be visible on
the edge of the Opaque cloud, and there is
humor, grim or otherwise, in every situation.
The local sporadic smallpox agitation is
strictly within the latter category and, by the
way. all the doctors declare that cheerfulness.
sprightliness, an elastic step, and even hilar-
ity are specifies against taking, or being taken
by, the smallpox.
1t will be conceded, of course, that the
severest test of human fortitude is to be gay in
a clearinghouse, or any other, in which any
one, even a child, has or is suspected of hav-
ing the smallpox. But there is a sweet COM
pensation in this fortitude where successfully
exhibited; for if there is anything absolutely
indisputable it is that. when a man or woman
is seen to be laughing naturally or is gay
without grewsome effort, that man or woman
is not afflicted with any contagion except an
infectious hilarity.
We therefore cheerfully commend this
treatment. Let every man be his own doctor
and smile all he can at the grim-visaged
visitor
Now. as to assafGtida, camphor and onions
and salt. which are reported TO be in vogue
as prophylactics-they viii not....do at all. In
most civilized communities assafetida and
onions, used as disinfectants or perfumes,
would be regarded as infinitely worse than
any Of the ills that flesh is heir to. 1t is there
fore to be hoped that these two remedies have
not come to stay, and that any man OF
woman caught with an assafetida bag around
the neck, or whose approach is like the sweet
South wind breathing over bed of Spanish
garlic, should be, ipso facto, regarded as q
most suspicious suspect, and dealt with as
the law provides. If there is no law then
this is the time to make it.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26
Bank of England weekIy Statement.

LONDON, Oct a5--The weekly statement of the
Bank Of England issuedto to-day shows the follow
ing changes as compared with the previous ac-
count: Total reserve, increased, c449,000; circu-
lGtiop, decreased, G3i7, 900; bullion. increased,
Gl02,266; other securities, decreased, e165,GO
other deposits, decreased, e4l9, ,000 public depus-
its, increased, eI7S,000 notes reserve increased,
600.
The proportion of the Bank of Englands re-
serve TO liability which last week was u. - per
cent is now 63 o. per cent
The Washington times., 1894-10-26
uouin unro itt1o Eur

DENVER, Oct. 25.-W. II. Irving. ranch
laborer, has been arrested at Windsor on a
charge of attempted train wrecking. Last
Monday evening, near Windsor, the passenger
train on the Gull road ran over a lot OF rails
placed for distance of several hundred feet.
but fortunately was not derailed. Irving
was suspected because he had been heard to
say he was ''going to nave little fun with
the railroad people"
The Washington times., 1894-10-26

the country. He takes the utilitarian view
that such change would not only be desir-
able from a sanitary standpoint, but, making
Washington more desirable as place of resi-
dence, would soon so enhance the value of
property as to quickly reimburse the District
for the original outlay.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26
sING-soNG JINGLEs.

When hundred Kansas women
On Topeka's streets appear,
Dressed in baggy Turkish trousers,
Claiming it is woman's sphere,
What viii happen to the Kansas men
Who see them, do you think?
They'll be driven, some TO suicide,
The rest to drugstore drink.
Kansas City Journal
The politician who makes hay
Before the skies are dim,
Is naturalizing men to-day
To vote next month for him.
New York Press.
The melancholy days are here;
But in them one bright gleam-
The !anitors will be compelled
To turn on the steam.
Augusta Chronicle.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26
After the Cook Gang.

MUsooaEE. I. T., Oct. 25.-The Cook gang
is headed for the mountains in the western
part of the nation, with the Indian police,
Indian sheriffs. and United States marshals
in pursuit. As heavy rewards are offered for
the leaders of the gang, dead or alive, i: is
believed that they will be captured soon.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26
Reduced Voters,

Reduced Voters Rates TO Southern Points.
The Southern Railway will sell tickets to bona
fide voters, with certificates, to all points in the
territory of the Southern Passenger Association
at one fare for the round trip; tickets TO be on
sale October 19, 20, 26. q, and November to g.
inclusive, good to return until November 10
oc19, 26,no1
The Washington times., 1894-10-26
Frank Aldrich Goes Home

The trial of Frank Aldrich on the second
Indictment for forgery will not come up till
December. Meantime Aldrich will return
tomorrow to Detroit to take up his work as
inspector OF scales for the entire Grand Trunk
system. He was promoted to this position
few days before his arrest.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26

THE only trouble with the next Thanksgiv-
ing proclamation will be the subject matter
over which to give thanks.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26

EITHER European correspondents are fear
full prevaricators or the Gar of all the Rus
sia's is capable of having about fifteen differ
ent kinds of health at the same time.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26

Up to the hour of going to press this morn
ing George NJ. Pullman has not contributed
anything to the Populist campaign fund.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26

The Society of the Kettle Drum met at the
house of B. B. Gilbert, No. 332 E street
northeast. on Wednesday last, from to p.
M, and elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Annie Harding; vice president, B.
B. Gilbert; treasurer, ]. A. Davis; secretary,
A. G. CLANCY. The following members were
present. Mesdames B. B. Olpert, G. w.
Burk. J. B. Burk. J. T. Caldwell. J. A. Davis,
J. Fritts, A. G. CLANCY. Annie Harding, f. G..
Jones, M. Mccoy, t. F. Sargent, S. W. Mad
dux, G. W. Uline and ]. W. Welborn. The
next meeting will be held at Mrs. G.. w.
Burk's, No. 324 E street northeast, November
8, when quite number of new members are
expected to be admitted.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26
Death of Mrs. woodbridge.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25, Mrs. Mary A. Wood
bridge. corresponding secretary ofthe Worlds
W. G. T. T., died this evening. She was
stricken with apoplexy two days ago.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26

Another social organization was formed
last Wednesday evening at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fleming, No. log C street
northeast, to be known as the P. P. Euchre
Club, the purpose being to afford the mem
bers regular opportunity Of assembling for
an evenings entertainment. Among those
who will constitute the member
ship of the club are Mr.. and Mrs.
R. L. Moorsom, DR.. and Mrs. Shekell Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Bundy, Mrs. G. Spicer. the Misses
Hess, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fleming, Miss Jennie
Masterson, Messrs. Pierce, G. w. Spicer G. p
Goddard and Morgan. The first regular meet
ing will be held at the above mentioned resi-
deRce next Wednesday evening.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26
The Finest

Subdivision ever placed on sale viii be ready in
few days. Watch the papers and read the
extraordinary offers in suburban lots at beauti-
ful Tuxedo, adjacent TO Washington, with sta
tion on the grounds Lots $50 and upward, on
easy terms. Get in on the ground floor Par
tlcuIars at Office 623 r st. NV. oc22-tf
The Washington times., 1894-10-26

THE country is wondering how long the
time lock on Gov. Waites loquacity is going
to last
The Washington times., 1894-10-26

AFTER a careful perusal of Emperor Will
iam's poem we are convinced that another
Old World ruler is in poor health.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26

Mr.. HAvEMEYER regards robber Searcey's
confession with profound professional dis
gust.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26

The next melodrama will undoubtedly in
troduce a real carriage driven by Mr.. Nor
toms coachman.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26

BUzzARD's BAY has the proud record of
being about as far from New York as is
Alaska
The Washington times., 1894-10-26

The cause of Japan's success is out at last.
She has secret agents distributing cigarettes
in the Chinese army.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26

Building, 90 asked. Merganthaler Linotype, 10
bid.
.Ex. div
The Washington times., 1894-10-26

TIE Republic will certainly survive. Lem
uel Eli Quigg promises to be in his seat every
dag if he is elected to Congress.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26

The principal point to be applied in this
discussion about smallpox is the vaccine
point.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26

CHINA continues to model her fighting
after that of the Union side at Bull Run
The Washington times., 1894-10-26
Now YORK srock Exchange

Furnished 10y silsby & Co. bankers and
brokers, metropolitan Bank Building Fifteenth
street, opposite Treasury, Washington, d. C.
~, HirI, ~ lI.,.ir, ~
The Washington times., 1894-10-26

The revenge Of Breckinridge is swift and
sure. He is campaigning for Candidate
Owen.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26
ROBINSON. CHERRY & co,

ROBINSON. CHERRY q Co,
MEN's AND BOYS CLOTHIERs,
COR T AND TWELFTH SIS, y. W,
WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept p, 1894.
To the Washington Times,
City:
GENTLEMEN-
We hare been placing our dd-
uertisenert IN your paper from
the first issue, and are, and hare
been, Ue7y 1reH satisfied e0ih the
results ace hare obtained. We re-
fer tcith pleasure TO an adUertise-
meslt lchich appeared EXCLUSIVE
1Y an your paper on Wednesday,
September 26, calling attention 10 a
siU5-ltned black cheCiOt oUercodt al
SIS. We had at that time thirty
seUen CD Of them, Of 1ohich are
sold tloenty-sir (26) before closing
time, besides quite number. Of
other styles 10 persons ouho first
asked 10 see these, and 1Dbo 1Dere
attracted by that advertisement
Hhh such a sbolCing as this 1Oe
cannot help bat be satisfied Nth
our advertising IN The Times.
Wishing you much success, toe
are, Cery respectfully,
ROBINSON, CHERY & Co.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26
baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Oct 2j.-Flour duh, unchanged
receipts, 1892 barrels shipments "a, 40 barrels;
sales. $50 barrels. Wheat duh and easy-spOt,
533l la535s; October, 53ii a533S; December, 5fAia
545s: year 5916a5934; steamer No red. 5i@4 bid
receipts, 22.52S bushels; shipments $4,000 bush
els: stock, 974li3 bushels; sales, 246OOO bushels;
milling wheat by sample, So Corn dull-year.
4934 bid; January, 80 asked-receipts, 5,554
bushels: stock. IJ,Ss bushels; sales, 26000 bush
els; Southern white corn, 50a56; southern yell
low corn, 53aj5. Oats quiet. but fTm-No >
ern, 81 asked-receipts, 2.120 bushels; stock,
2O7,95 bushels. Rye weak-NO ,, 5215a53-re-
ceipts, 100 bushels; stock, 22,l92 bushels Hay
steady-gOod to choice timothy, 12OOa125 20.
Grain freiehts dull, unchanged Sugar firm.
unchanged. Butter and eggs quiet, unchanged
Cheese firm, unchanged
The Washington times., 1894-10-26
THE LETTER THAT DID NOT COME.

Senator Hill now knows how Queen Lii felt
while waiting for President Cleveland to do
something -Pittsburg Telegraph.
If President Cleveland would even intimate
to David B. Hill that he is not going to say
anything, even that would be something.-St.
Louis Star-Sayings.
Senator Hill continues to minister taffy to
Cleveland, but that letter Of Endorsement has
not yet come from Buzzard's Bay, and the
time is short Journal.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26

The Misses Hawke gave their first dancing
reception of the season at the Carroll Insti-
tute Hall last night. The floor was in charge
of the following: F. E. Gibson, B. J. Saxton
E. c. Wells, T. W. Brandenburg, jr.. II. G.
Stiles, NJ. A. Keen, and w. Z. Blocher. The
dance was well attended.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26

Mr.. James K. Jones, jr., and family have
returned to the city from Frostburg, Md,
and are at their home, No. 912 NJ street north
west.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26

Chicago Grain and Produce Markets.
Furnished by Silsby 81 Co, bankers and
brokers, Metropolitan Bank Building, Fifteenth
street, opposite Treasury, Washington, d. c.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26

WASHINGTON, D. C., OCTOBER 90, 1894
The Washington times., 1894-10-26

Miss Mary Jones, the popular and accom-
plshed daughter of Senator James K. Jones,
of Arkansas, will spend the winter in Little
man.
The Washington times., 1894-10-26

The many friends Of ex- x-Commissioner Col.
NJ. NJ. Parker will be gratified to learn that he
has returned to the city fully restored to
health, and has taken charge of his office
again. Col. Parker has been spending the
summer at Nantucket, where he has beauti-
full cottage.
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Wybory ~urzednik6w.

- Roczue Posiedrenie gr. 20 lie
dnoczeuis Polakow W La Sale, Ill. cd.
byio sic dnis 8 msjs, ma kt6rem obrsno
adninistrscye ma rok przysziy jsk ma.
stePu1s: J6zef Lsngowski Prezes, woj.
CZECH Tutsj, vice prezes, Konstsnty S.
SObkowisk sekr. prot, Wiktor Kwiatek
sekr. fin, J6zef Renkosik kssyer porsz
%trreci, Augustyn Konowslski, wisdy.
sisw Lssots, Jan Siszko opiekunowie
kssy, Flip Pikuis ! Tomssz Lijewski
choraty, jan spsier, Wincenty Urbs.
nowski, Andrzej L'peeki opiekunowie
shorysh, Jan Pietrzsk msrszalek, Woj-
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Kawa zdrOwia!
Kawa Zdrowiai

KtO chce dfug0 Eye, zawsze
zdSOwym bye, ten MECH pie W miejsoe
swyczsjnej kawy, KS. Sch. Kneippa Kawe
zdro VIA Kazdemu z pewaoscia wiado-
mo Jas wysokie zslmuje stanos i-ko ma polu
wodoleeznictwa. KS Sch. Kneipp, swiadcIy
najlepiej to, re rocynie przejezdka do.niego
okofo 30 tysiecy pacyentow re wszystkich
czesci swiata, pajrozmaitszej nsrodowoSci,
opuszczonych przez najsiynniejszych leka-
rzy. tam pomoc znajdujs. Nafo komu zna-
mem jest, jake zfe skp'Li wywoluje kawa
ziarnkowa chocby nsjdrozs'a ma orgonizm
ludzki. Najlepszem dowodem tego lest, ke
z z~Iarnkowej kswy wydobywa sic jedno z
naJmocaiejszych trucizn tax zwana .,Coffein"
z ktoreJ Juz mafa porcya wystsrczy najmoc.
niejszemu czfowiek wi zycie odebrac. Ka.
wa zdrOwta Ias zawiera ~ sobie xdro-
via naJprzychylnIejsze substaneye jako to:
Jest n~adzwyczaj potywna, zdrowotna i ma
mifyi przyjemny smak. Szczegolnie pole
csnia godna Jest, ola sfabych, nerwowych
cierPiacych ma boil giowy, zofadka, dzieci,
mAtek ka' miacych it'd. it'd. A zatem 2 kaz.
dem demu powtnns bye uzywana, komu O
swe i swei rodziny zdrowie chodzi. Zadaicie
W grocerniach tylko Knw zdro ia a
kazdy grosernik wan z checia sprowadzi. -
funt KS. Knoippa KRwy cdr via
koszutuje o.
PREY odbierze 70 funt6w k~osztuje funt. 20 c.
Nadsrza tn sic dobra sposobnosc dla gro-
cernikow i agent6w, ktorsy PREY ma{em Sta
raniu, moga sobie " kr6tkim cZasIe wyrobic
dobre stanowisko, takowym dale st6sUwny
rabat.
Oprocz tego nam zawsze ma skiadxie ziofa
Ms. Sch. Kneippa ma wsxelkie cier -ienia.
Nadeslij 80 c opisz Troja chorobe, a natych-
miast d~ostanieszn~ iezawodny stosowny srodek
ma 1--we oIerPienia. A. Wnszkiew icz.
liz Willow st. Bloomfield, N. j.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-13
Echa z obchod6w.

PoNIATowsKI, Wis. IA msJa 1894.
Dnis Ii msjs zspowied siai nasz wiel,
ks. Professor A, w. Cara n~abotehstwc
IA dzieh IA msjs r. b. o godzinis 8nej
rsno ma p~smistke ~stuletniej r~ooznicy
z~ioaenis przysiegi ma rynku W Krakowie
W dniu % msrcs 1894 T. przez naszegc
bohaters i wodza T. Kosciuszke i zapro
sil swych parafau ma t,kowe. Pogods
sPrzyjsia jsknsjlepiej i ter duio sic
przyczyniio do uswietnienia uroczysto.
Sol drugis swisto Zielonych Swistsk, &c
tee lud re wszyItkich ssron zda,ai, tax
IL koscia byi zapeiniony pc same brze.
lgi.
o godz. Sej rozpoczsi nssz wiel. Ks
prob. Cara msze sw., W clssie mszy sx.
9szedl ma kazslnice 1 wypowiedrisl nam
kszanie stosowne do ~uroczystosci OBJ.
chodu, przedstawil nam nsszego boha
terra i wodza, jego piekne cnoty i uczyn.
XII, nswo'y "ujsc dIis!ejszych przew6.
dzcow, azeby brali wzor z wodza Kos.
ciuszki.
u najwiekszyn naciskieu zacheosi i
mas do jednos6 i zgody, DO bez zgody i
jednosci mic ME zaaczymy l mic ME
zdziaiamy. w toku sWej pieknej mo
Wy, tax trs6i do u,zu6 i sere swych slu-
chsczy, IL zsuwazy6 byio moans niemal
W kszdem oku tax staryoh jsko i mio-
dych Ivy. Pc skohczonem naboss6stwie
udzielii nam nssz pasterz blogosiswief-
stwo NsJsw. SACRAMENTO.
SPiew ns chorze wykonsl bsrdzo sto
sownie do urocIystosci nssz szanowny
naucsyclel j organists p. B. Michalski z
wspoiudzisiem dzieei szkolnych. Pc
odspiewaniu hymnu Ssori zsspiswsl z
peinych piersi piesh nsrodowa ,BOzs
css Polske' "a 90 mu take skiadapy W
imieniu gr. 81 Bog zapla6.
Pc odprswionem nsboae6stwie odby.
10 sic miesieszne pOsiedzenie W lokslu
zvykiych posiedzeh. gdzie zsbswilisny
sic pare godzin.
Prey tel sPosobnosci skorzystsi pa
tron Sksrbu Nsrodowego OBJ. Jsk6b
Muskowski | skolektowsf okolo 3 dol,
ktore to pienisdze odesle do Milwaukee
do kssyers Sksrbu N. P.
Pc skefszonej zsbswie ksady wr6oii
do domowych zsiec zbudowany ma da
chu z nsdziejs lepszei Przyss,osOi.
u uszanewaniem
". Koszyaski, sekr.
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SuchOty ~wyIeczone.

St.ry leksrz doktor, p~rze.t.w-yy
Prsktykowsc, a nsjac d~oreczony pres
Misyonsrzy Wschodnich Indii, formu-
lsrz prostego leczenis wsrzywani, W
krotkim czssie zupetnie leczy suchoty,
zspslenis krtsui, katsry, dychswice /
inne gsrdsowe ! pluone ohoroby. oraz
zuPeane | predkie wyleczenie nerwo-
wyoh slabosci | nerwovych cbor6b, DO
Syprobowaniu tyoh leczniczyoh frod.
k6w " tysiacznych wypsdEsoh wzisl
sobie "a obowiszek oglosic TO swyn
cierpiacym Eiomkom, Bedso ~przeiety
checia ultenia cierpiacej ~ludzkosci, il
przsszle "a darmo kazdemu kto tsds
receipt " Niemieokiw, Frsncuzkim iub
Angislskim jezyku Z wsksz6wksmi jsk
utywsc.
Adresowsc = ~dossozsniem mark
inisnis gszety. ". n. Moves,
$50 Powers Black. Rochss N. Y
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-13

8 ki G o: Seweryn Goszczyhski,
Wincenty Pol, obaj siawni poeci,
Henryk Janko i wielu iunych
obywateli C~zerwouej Rust czyli
Galicyi.
W 1888 roku to stowarzysze.
ME rozszerzyfo sic we wszystkich
prowincyach Litwy, Wofynia, U.
krainy i Podols, znane pod ma.
Eva s pisku K onarskiego
Szymon Kenarski z rozkazu cara
Mikoiaja zestaf rozstrzelany W
Whine. Jego towarzysze: b.
rowski, Maszkowski, Michslski
Fryderyk, Bsaupre skazani ma
szubienice; gdy i'm juz miano "a.
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CT j zesfani do cieakich robot ma
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