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Resolved, That for the purpose Of
electing delegates to the Baton Rouge
State Democratic Convention to he
held on June Is, 1896, for the selection
of delegates t" represent the Demo-
cratic party of Louisiana in the Dem
ocratic National Convention to be held
il July next in the city OF Chicago +"
nominate candidates for President and
vice President of the United States,
also to nominate Presidential electors
to be voted for i'll November next, IL
meeting Of white Democratic
voters viii he held at the Court Hous
in the town Of Thihodaux on Saturday
Juna 18th. 1896. at , o'clock y. M,
which mass meeting shall select ten
delegates any or all Of whom that may
he present shall cast the vote of the
Parish as il uait.
1t WAS farther resolved, That a ward
mass meeting be held in the town Of
Lnngurville on Saturday June Goth
1896 At = o'clock y. III. for the purpose
OF electing three members of til S com
mitteA for the ninth ward.
Resolved further that on the same
day and hour Il mass meeting be held
in Locknori TO elect Il member of this
committee for the fourtst ward to fill
vacancy caused by the death Of
Emanuel Barrios
Resolved also. That the chairman Of
this committee he authorized to select
suitable persons to call said mass
meetings 10 order.
1t Was further resolved. That when
this committee ~adiourns it viii adjourn
to meet on Saturday. July 1Ith, 1896.
i'll the town OF Thiholaux for the pur-
pose of recommending to the Governor
suitable persons Tor the appointment
Of Parish Assessor. and members If
the PaliSh School Board of the Parish
of Latonrcile.
The committee then adjourned.
l.. p. CAILLOUET,
S. I. GRiSAMORE, Chairman.
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DEHOCRlIIC EIECTTIT
COMMITTEE.
Thibodaux. La. June 3. 1896.

Inbodaux. La, June 3, 1896.
The Democrat Executive Committee
OF the Parish of Iafourche met this
day at 1:30 O'clock in the office Of Hon,
Thomas A. Badeaux, President Gail
ionet presiding.
A call of the roll showed twenty
four members present.
There being a quorum the chairman
stated that the committee had been
called together foi the purpose of
taking the necessary steps to secure
the selection Of delegates 20 the State
Demecfatle Convention thtt will meet
IN Baton Rouge on Monday. June 70.
) y t" e!fcf DELEGATES to tie National
Democratic convention tifat will meet
IN Chicago in Jniy next ~ nominate
candidates for President and vice
President. and ia nominate electors
to be voted Tor a. The election in No
vemler next.
On motion Of Mr. Coulon il was
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ca UGHT ON THE WING.

A group Of legislators and others
were sitting around smoking, gossip
ing, reading the papers aud talkin.
about the election Of Judge McEnery
to the senate. Finally. as the news
boys came rushing in with tie morn
ing papers, one Of them remalked:
II Went mp home last week and
while there went to see my friend
B. The subject of conversation
turned upon the political situation,
when my friends little girl, Il bright
little miss ten years of age. innocenslv
inquired Papa, why don't the Legis-
lature make the Tlmes-Democrat
change its name9 1t shonldn t be allow
ed to call itself Times Democrat when
everybody knows it is Republican,
And the crowd thought the point made
by the little miss was we'll taken.
docs the person who writes the
editorials tor the New Orleans Item
also write the leaders for the Times
Democrat 2" inquired a prominent
Democratic Senator after reading the
IDS leader on MeEnery's election.
NO" was the reply from his com
panion as he watched the smoke cu,l
upwards from a fragrant perfecto !:
''you do the editor OF the Item a grave
injustice. He has a deal more sense
than the man who writes the leaders
for the T.-D.n
II notice the Times Democrat saws
that the election Of McEnery was an
nndonbted defeat of the administra-
ton" remarked a representative as he
placed his eyeglasses III his ease and
put them away in his vest pocket.
That reminds me of an account |
once heard Of a fight ont i'll Texas. as
related BY Il of the p~articlpants.'
answered a bright LAWYER, who shall
be nameless AFTER relating the pre-
limlnarles which brought on the strug-
gle my Informant then described the
thrilling combat lie dove at me and
l. grabbed for him sand caught him
about the middle. In order that [
might be in a better position to punish
hIm l fell down on my back and pulled
him down on top of me. In the scuflle
which ensued he was foolish enouoh 10
bring bis face neal mIne. when | thrust
my nose into his mouth in order to
prevent him from CRYING out while |
was engaged in furnishing him. I'll
tell you. he struggled desperately and
Wien | finally ulned him loose he
vas a~wfnlly battered IN. Outside Of
three broken Ills, i back eye and i
missing nose. my minutes were insig-
.nificant" That's the wavit was in
tlas fight. Tie combine compelled
Foster IL climb On 10 Mn with
botIi feet ana arnihiiate L. Outside
OF being ilatteue4 out as iat as v pau
cake with every bouo in its body
broken. the combiae sustained bus
injafies- We want the admiLis
t. get defeated a feu more
times III the same manner ana Why
9'nlal story teller pulled down his
linen trousers and strode away.-Ad-
socate.
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Secrptars
WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE.

That great soi-disaRt democratic
Journal, the Timcs-Democrat, dashed
itself into fury i'll its endeav"rs To
demonstrate that McEnery's election
to the United States Senate was not Il
victory but a defeat for The admins
tiatlon. Well. suppose it was what's
the difference: The administrations
aim was to elect a true Democrat over
IA nou-desc:ipt supported by all who
opposed the administration. The ad-
mlnlstration accomplished this aim
and signally routed the enemy ; if it
give comfort to the enemy to call this
il defeat for tile administration. they
are welcome to the poor consultations,
for 1t can make no difference 10 tile
aumnnlStratlon what you call its
SucrpSS
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A NEW DANGER THREATENS
SUGAR..

The SENTINELs position On the
sugar question Is well known it
stands ready to advocate any plan
advance the canSe of oar great staple.
and to combat any scheme whrch
might prove injurious to it.
In carrying out this main idea. If
has, after mature deliberations, reached
the conclusion that the safest tariff
policy for g is that of Il tariff tor
revenue with incidental protection to
IL industries. 1t has time and time
again advanced the reasnns on which
this conc.u-ion is based. until it's fears
a reiterasion here may pail upon It's
readers.
We advert to the subject here sim
ply to point out Il new danger Wtilcl:
lnenaces SUGAR from the standpoint of
tie high protective tariff theory. Tn"
advocates of that theory are seeking
to incorporate III their system Of high
protection that ct reciprocity. That
Is as a sop to those who believe in
inc with foreign nations. and
who, for that reason, believe in and
advocate trter trade.
Now. reciprocity is a partial tree
trade, that bu.ahoo which high pro-
~tectionists so affect 20 abhor, and is a
special II to sugar. for the oun
tries apt to take advantage of it are
those nearest to us, many of which
produce sugar. Ifthey admit our pro-
ducts free, they will exact that we
receive their sugar free of duty. 1t
seems to be admitted that we connot
compete with the islands on equal
terms in the production Of sugar. If
this be a fact, and few doubt it, reci-
procity will sound the death knell of
sugar. us.less the bounty system is
restored. The chances Cor the rosto-
ration of the bounty seem to be as one
in a thousand few people believe
that any party will 10Y undertake the
responsibility of the restoration.
Reciprocity is now not only IL posi-
bility but a dangerous probability.
The Republicans party is pledged to it;
almost every state platform of that
party adopted in 1894 pledges that
party to it ; and many State conven-
tions held this year also declared in its
favor. 1t seems a foregone conclusion
that the ST. Louis platform will declare
for reciprocity as a part of the Repub-
lican theory of protection. If a Re-
publican president aud Republican
congress be elected. the theory will
yerv likely be put into practice.
1t Is thus apparent that a new dan
ger of an alarming nature threatens
our sugar industry. There seems to
be but II way to avert it and that is
to combat the theory which contains
the germ of the danger. The chances
for a successful struggle are not as
good as they might be +; and even if
they were better, the radical division
among the sugar planters would still
minimize them. We have need to be
worried indeed about the outcome.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
18th Judicial District Court, Parish Of
Lafourche.
Succession Of Benjamin Folse, No.
14S6, PrOLdteS.

TNAkE NOTICE: THAT PURSUANT TO
Il an order and decree Of the above Court,
aud to a commission to me director in the
above entitled and numbered succession, |
will offer for sale at public auction pursuant
to law to the last and highest bidder on the
premises situated III this parish, on the left
oank OF Bayou Lafonrche. at about eleven or
twelve miles below the town of Thibodaux
on
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, 1896,
between the hours of II o'clock d. H.. and 4
o'clock =. m, tho folloNin. described prop
erty, to-wit
REAL ESTATE.
Lot /. a certain tract of land situated in
the Parish OF Latpurche ON the lett bank of
the Bayou Laiourche. AZ about Eleven or
Twelve miles below the town of Thibodaux
meaturln2 Six TO- arpents front bv Forty ar
penis IN depth, bounded above by lands OF
Ernest and AmGt!Gc Wagaispack and below
by lands OF Alexandra rhGriot with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon and all
the rights and privileges appertaining there
10, with TIE reservation of the crop now
being raised hv John Folse on said lard dar-
Ing the year 1896.
Lot :. One mule named Polly.
Lot 8. One mule named Sarah.
Lot !. One mule named SIlzan.
Lot >. One lot Of wheels, Hubs, &c.
Lot D. One tool chest and contents on the
following terms and conditions, viz:
For Cash to pay debts.
JAMES BEARY.
Sheriff Of Lafourche.
May 2nd 1896.
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The Supreme Court of Illinois ~,
decided that drug stores and otha.
places operating soda fonntains. etc
canI"t br compelled to sell to colore5
nelson's Snch affairs are not neca,.
10 life or prop rty, and ca b.
operated at the VIII of the O ynsr
0arhr"r!lcrS MP North have di scoyered
>ince lhev nave been brought III con.
tact with him. that the niger is not
Sccil i >wet; scented person Is thew
Imagined h- uas.-St. Landry Caarion
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The Times-Democrat, with it's usual
disregard for Truth when serving it,
Republican, shareholders, asserted
some days ago that only two papers
IN the State opposed an unlimited con
stltntlonal convention and a new elec.
ton. This has been investigated by
cur able contemporary, the Iberville
South, with the result that the DIS
assertion is shaved to be basely false.
Almost every Democratic paper in the
State. while desiring and demanding
i constitutional convention for the re-
vision of Il laws, want its bowers
restricted SO as to avoid a new elec-
ton. which would prove ruinous 10 tile
welfare of the State.
lhes are among the papers who
oppose the tbs scheme: The Daily
States. Baton Rouge Advocate. Truth.
Item. Clinton Waterman, Point- Con-
pee Banner, West Baton Rouge Sugar
Planter, DonaldSonville Times, Mon
roe News, Bayou Sara True Democrat,
Saint Mary Banner, Concordia Senti-
mel, Madison Journal, Creole Ame,i-
can, Lafayette Gazette, Banner Dem
ocrat. Democrat-Jonrnal. Webster
Signal. Arcadia Advance, Iberia En-
terprise. Natchitoches ENTERPRISE.
Bastrop Clarion, New Orleans Plea
.ynne, St. Landry Clarion, Rayne
Tribune, Thibodaux Sentinel. ST.
Helena Echo, Florida Parishes,
Marasville Enterprise and Bulletin
and a great many others. The above
constitute. almost exclusively, the
true Democratic press Of the State,
and number a few that are not admin.
Istratioa papers. Verify. the I'D is
a"bird of rare plumage," and never
misses an opportunity to deal a stab
to the Democracy, when it can do so
stealtliily.-IhervilIe South.
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#GOTIT l. 0

The jackson (Miss.) Clarion Ledger
Is sometimes gwen to publishing loose
II careless statements which do no
credit to It's reputation for accuracy
ana reliability. One of these Is tl,e
following. which appeared in its issue
OF the 30th instant, as follows:
"Ihe Iimes-D Democrat ana Picayune
are not at all pleased with the defeat
ut their candidate tor the United States
Senate. Considering the fact that he
had corralled a small portion of Dem
ocrats and all the Republicans and
Popnlists, the Democrats of the coun-
try generally will rejoice at this rout-
ing OF the combine, and the election Of
that true and tried. stalwart Democrat,
). ID. McEnery, who was never known
to daily with the opposition to secure
il personal advantage
This paragraph, so far as it refers to
the P~icayune, is wholly without trun.
dation IN fact. The candidate whom
the PIcaynne supported for the United
States Senate, in the recent contest at
Baton Rouge, was Hon. Andrew Price.
the present member Of Congress for
the Third District Of Louisiana. Mr..
Price was elected to Congress as a
Democrat; his record in Congress
dnrIng seven years Of able and faith
FIJI service has been that Of 4 tharougl,
Democrat, and he WIS not supported
by any combine Of Republicans and
Pppaiists. lie " ttnirrw from tle
contest II the interest o. Democratic
harmony. aad i was imne l%iately after
lA.s withdrawal tlHt Gov. MeEuety
"aS nominated ana elected pn the FIRST
ballot.
Such am the facts. MP far ~ the
IleatHne is concerned. anti these facts
ate directly cuatFafy tn THE statement
RI Mn G-L. quoted above.-picayune.
r4~H&s-Hs~-z1a~an-~a~
WANTS 10 Wharf.-The Florida par
lshes are ID favor Of a constitutional
10 be called after the bit
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. ust MOW everybody Is

% "ss row everybody is beginning
to take a Spring Medicine. Aud it is
q good thing to do provided YOU take
Simmons Liver Begulator-the best
Spring Medicine. Its Il sluggish Ii
yer that clogs the system and makes
bad blood. A dose "a day Of Simmons
Liver Regulator Will make a new man
ont of you and q e woman too.
Look for the Red z on the package.
1t is Simmons Liver Regulator you
want.
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GOOD NEWS.

WIFI 4 view Of crlarginr the town Of Lock-
port, 4 have divided my tine snall plantation
measuring five arpents front on Bavotl La
tturche, fItit1ted Between LocbD0rt aud the
Cata1i1" Church, into town luts. whicli are
offered fpg sale.
Per~nua desiring 10 ban and 10 locate in
that betHt'igI village -hueid write t. or call
ol nle iuF tuli particulars.
+. BANILLEACN.
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terness encende,ed by the late cam

terness e%nsende,ed by the late M
paign has passed away. To call an
election now aud have the election "f
delegates under the present ~. cfi"n
law Would be almost suIcld.. The
c,nv-ntrnn. il called. wonlsl be prime :
pally trr IA" purpose vt Regulating tie
suffrage. aud IT. would be bit natural
for tie ones nho Viii hn affected ~
au educational qualification " oppose
the delegates III favor nf quilt, Jag
the suffrage. They might. through
combinations. defeat the Very thing
for when il convention is most ~ ede,t.
We suggest thar Il constitutional con
vtntim he deferred as Ion. as possible.
hlit il the regular Democrats III tie
gen 'al assembly think u convention
should he held AT IN early date. we
trnst that they vii! 80 regulate the Sc
lection Of Delegates that there will be
no danger Of the enemies OF white
supremacy capturing the convention.
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Some time ago | Mistaken sick with
\ ramp in the stomach. followed by
diarrhoea. | took a couple of doses OF
Clamheri ,ju's Collie. Cholera and Di-
arrtloea Remedy aud was immediately
relieved. consider it I'll. best medl-
cine IN the market for all such conn
plants. | have 81 sold the remedy 10
others and every one who uses II
speaks highly of u. j. ". STRICKLEG
Valley Center, Cal. For sale by al
Druggists.
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A'0r sale al p Bargain.

One 4 I'D. b Y an inches. tHst,a rpTfar mill and
engine. one 40. ; Knowles Irllnn, md one.
-opptr Juice Pump,
Also II . II. Z. portable engine, On skids
and one II inch pump.
Also one II inch siph0n. good W new
Apply to
UZEME NAQUIN,
Thibodaux, La.
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WANTS 10 Wharf.-The Florida par
lsies are I'D favor Of a constitutional
convention, 10 be called after the bit
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23

powtarzamy tn Ia p. d. K. z ,,Dzienni-
ka Polskiego" kohcowe slowa jednego
z rozdzial6w.
,,Polski ME ma dis ma karoie Euro
Ply. Narodu polskiego ME zalio.aja
dis do narod6w e~gzystujaoyoh " Eu-
ropie. lego synowie i o6rki, wolnos6
ich i d~obrobyt So W mooy najszdoy. Je-
zyk Polski jest tepiony i przesladowa-
ny. Nar6d polski wsr6d mocnyoh tel
ziemi ME ma ami jednego przyjaoiela,
przeciwnie, wrog6w zajadlyoh, wyteaa-
jaOyoh ~~szystkie SHY, ably 60 zgubie, i
nieszczesciem jest ola niego, 4e wrogo-
vie Polski So dis najpoteaniejszymi
mooarzami W Europe. Polska ma ato-
Ii wed&ug mego zdania wszedzie, W
kaadym krsju W najlepszych i naj.ao.
niejszych ludziaOb przyjacia i to po.
winno bye ola niej ~pooieoha.
,Polska ME zostala usmieroona, ale
jak s&usznie Cherbuliez powiedzial,
p~ogrzebana, lyle ona dotad i
dale znaki swego zyoia, swej silly ay-
~wotnej, wrogowie jej ME ziamali i ME
nigdy".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23
POlacy W Ameryce.

Pan b. Pasternaoki, mlody mo-
dek, ktory kohczyl nsuki " Europie,
wrooil do Detroit, gdzie rozpooznie
praktyke.
Zyczymy powodzenisi
- Czytsmy " buffsloskim yGlo.
sie", ze p. Mirski ,,musovo" ustapi} z
redskcyi tego pisms.
Milwaukee polacy obrali pie
ciu polskich sldermsn6w. So mimi:
Piotr Pawihski, Antoni Andrzejewski,
Stanis&aw Hsnizewski, FIR. N~ie4orawski
! Jan Weiher i trzech rad.c6w powia.
towyoh: J. Czerwihski, N. Jankowski /
J. Wiesenthal.
Drielnie sic trzynsjs polaoy " Mil
waukeei
- Do biblioteki niejskisj " Clsvs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23

Do Polak6w i Towarzystw W New
Yorku, Brooklynie, Jersey City
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23
nd sprowadzone zostana i polskie

land sp~rowadzone zostana i polskie
ksiaski.
- w Buffalo wszystkie saloony 50
" niedziele pozamykane.
Pan J~erzmanowski opuszoza Anne.
ryke % b. m. Obeonie mieszka " ho.
telu ,Savoye" " New Yorku.
- w Milwaukee, Wis. podczas o.
s~tatniej elekcyi wybrany j~eszoze zostal
sedzia Pokoju ma Town of Lake polak
p. FIR. Grams.
Dom Emigraoyjny przeniesiony
jua zostal z Jersey City do New Yorku
i miesoi sic pod mr.. 8 Washington III.
Komisya Santana W Jersey City uzna.
h budynek "a nieodpowiedni.
w Bay City, Mich, podozas o.
statnioh wybor6w polak p. Glinieoki,
demokrata, zostal obrany superwizorem.
- w Detroit, Mich, robotnik w.
Kudrowski, p~raOujao przy rozbieraniu
sciany browaru Eokharda, zosta} PREY.
walony gruzami i odnios} oiezkie uszko-
dzenia. Eye bedzie.
w Mt. Carmel powazni obywate-
lie krzataja sic oko&o z~a}o.enia grupy q.
N. P.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23

ch6d w~zniosly, a zatem Jest swietym
obowiazkiem kazdego polaka i polki
bye ~obecnym. Wstep do sail jest VOL
ny ola kaldego. Komitet prosi NOW.
COW, spiewak6w i deklamat6r6w, ably
sic zgsosili najdslej do 3go maja, tax,
ably MONA dokaadny program uso.ye.
(Komitet prOsi PIP. Wojtyle, Urbano-
wskiego WaOhowicza o przywiezienie
zielonego drzewa ola udekorowania sail.
Mifosc j pozdrowienie, F. Mordeo, sekr.
prot.
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Brandes O POlsce.

~Znakomity krytyk duhski, jerry
Brandes, znany naszej c~zytajaoej pu.
~blicznosci, jake autor przetl6maozonych
ma jezyk polski nG}6wnyoh pradow Ii.
leratury", nUmys4ow wsp6{ozesnyoh" i
innych prac pomniejszyoh, wydal obeo.
ME duly tom p. t. .WraAenia z Pol
SIKH. Autor parokrotnie bawil srod
mas, Przepedzi2 sporo ozasu W Krole-
stwie i W ksiasce tel podas swe spo-
strzeAenia oraz poglady ma nasze tyoie
~sposeo1ne, ma stosunki polityozne, sztu.
ke i literature i t. d.
Ksiazka, wydana W jezyku duhskim,
ME wielu mole u mas znalesc czytelni.
k6w, ale skreslona pi6rem znakomitsgo
Pisarza znajdzie ona ma obozyznie vie.
Ia o~hetnych czytelnik6w, a mole nawet
Romacza ma kt6ry z rozpowszsohnio.
nych jezyk6w. o lie mona sadzic z
wyjatkow, P~odanych przez pisma pol
skie, Brandes szczsrze sic nami zainte-
resowaa, staral sic mas poznac i prawde
o mas powiedziec. Jezeli pewnych re.
ozy ME zrozumial, jezeli inne traktuje
zbyt powierzchownie, to Wilma temu
oryginalnosc warunk6w, W kt6ryoh zy-
jenny. Nasze polozenie ~polityozne wy
znaoza nam odrebne oalkiem sr6d marc.
dow stanowisko, wytwarza takie sto.
sunki, ktorym podobnych ma calym
swiecie sic ME znajdzie, a stad wielu
zjawisk naszego zycia oboemu ozlowie.
kowi niepodobna wprost zrozumie6. Ma.
vet umys& takiej miary, jak Brandes,
must t. natra66 ma trudnosci, " kr6t.
kim ozasie ME dajaoe sic pokona6: ME
chcao pope@nic b}ed6w, mowiac o mas,
musialby mas oudzoziemieo d{ugo, bar
dzo dlugo s~tudyowae.
Ale pomimo to ksiazka Brandesa be-
die Przez dlugi czas wyjatkiem W tenn
wszystkiem, 90 pisano ma obozyznie o
mas, bedzie gorowa&a wielka wzglednie
znajomoscis naszej ojozyzny, jednym
sadem, szerokimi pogladami, wreszcie
wysokim talentem W przedstawieniu
rzeozy. SwieOic n bedzie, jake jasny
punkt srod masy niedorzecznosci, do
wodow ignorancyi ] nieuozciwych O.
szczerstw, kt6remi mas obdarzais ma
obczyznie.
Ola mas ,Wrazenia z Polski" sa mi.
lynn darem. Wieje z mich szczera, bez-
in~teresowna sympatya ola mas, zrozu-
mienie tego, 90 mas uciska i boil, pre-.
Jecie sic tenn, co stanowi przedmiot ma.
szyOh Pragnieh. Sympatya ia ME pre-
szkadza autorowi sadzic bezstronnie,
ale przeoiwnie pomaga mu W zbliaeniu
sic do Przedmiotu i ulatwia mu grun.
towniej'ze jego Poznanie. BY dac pc.
jeoie o duchu brandesowskiej praoy,
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