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Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-09
SILVER MEN IN FULL CONTROL
Advocates Of the White Metal Have Their
Way at Chicago.
BRYAN BOOM HAS GROWN PERCEPTlBLY
Several circumstances Combine to
Make Him an Available and
Even u Man for
the Nomination.

CHICAGO. July ESPECIAL Telegram.)-
The democratic convention is a silver con-
vention and its candidate will be a silver
candidate. But his identity is still uncer-
tain. Bland has gained no new ground, and
delay is dangerous for him. There is with
out question a growing undcrcurrent for
Bryan. All the Nebraska silverites are out
in new Respondent badges. bearing his por-
trait, and are now talking for him aloud, |
beard a Montana delegate say he was going
to vote for Bryan, and no one should be SUR
prised II he develops considerable strength.
Bryan is a possibility. 1t is urged that
he would be a strong bait to the ~populists
at st. Louis, and the platform, with its
free silver, income tax and anti-railroad
planks, indicates that a spirit favorable to
a bid for p~opulist endorsement is abroad.
Nebraska administrations had their fun
yesterday. Nebraska silverites had their
fun today. The shifting of the scene was by
no means as s%pecular as had been promised.
The credentials committee report was
adopted without debate and without division.
The sound money men filed out unnotiCed.
Their successors marched in behind a huge
Bryan banner. held aloft by huge DR.. Ed
wards of Lincoln. There was some applause
but it was Of short duration. Bryan was in
attendance at the resolutions committee and
there was therefore no personal demonstra-
ton.
| talked with Secretary Morton at the Chi
cago club this evening as to the future of
the sound money democracy of Nebraska.
II am decidedly of the opinion, said he,
that our organization should be main
tanned, and that we must keep up the fight
for democratic principles, If those prin-
ciples are to be preserved. 1t has been
the free silver faction that has disrupted
and destroyed the democracy of Nebraska.
They began in 1892, when | ran for gov
ornor. Judge Irvine was the next victim,
a year later, and they forced two organiza-
tions in 1894. The sound money organiza-
ton is the regular organization
Referring to the general political situa-
tion. Secretary Morton said he regarded it
as the most critical he had ever witnessed,
When he returned from California a few
weeks ago and predicted just what has hap
pened here, he was accused of being fright
ened. Unless some means is found to get
all the friends of sound money together
there is, in the opinion of Mr.. Morton. grave
danger that the reputation frenzy may
sweep the country.
Tobias Castor is not so positive as Secre-
tary Morton as to the maintenance of the
sound money organization in Nebraska.
1T Will Depend, says he. "on what the
silver democrats do. This much l will say
They cannot make us vote for populist can.
didates any more than they could in 1894"
The unseated delegates remain in Chicago
1 asked some Of them II they expected tc
join in a bolt. They said no.
-- VICTOR ROSEWATER.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-09

the senate of the United States and now
pending In the house. relating to contcmpts
by jurics In certain cases Of contempt.
No discrimination should be indulged in
by the government Of the United States in
favor OF any OF It's debtors. We approve OF
the refusal Of the FIfty-third congress to
pass the Pacific railroad funding bill, and
d]cnounce the efforts OF the present con-
gress to enact a similar measure.
Recognizing the just claims of deserving
union soldiers, we heartily endorse the
sions that no names shall be arbitrarily
dropped from the pension roll, and the fact
OF enlistment and service should be deemed
conclusive evidence aEainS disease and dis
ability before enlistment.
We favor the admission Of the territories
of New Mexico and Arizona into the union
as states, and we favor the early admission
of all the territories having the necessary
population and resources to entitle them
tories we hold that the officials appointed
to administer the government of n ter
bia and Alaska. should he bona tide resi-
d,Hts of the territory or district in which
ocratic party ! believes In home rule and that
public lands of the United states should be
homes for American citizens. We recon-
mend that the territory of Alaska be
granted a delegate in congress, and tina
the general land and timber laws of the
United States I've eStended to said territory.
We extend our sympathy to the people of
independence.
We are opposed to life tenure in the public
service. We favor appointment based upon
merits, fixed terms of office and such an
administrator of the civil service laws ms
will afford equal opportunities to all citizens
of ascertained fitness.
We declare it to be the unwritten law OF
this republic, established by custom and
usage of 100 years, and sanctioned by the
examples of the greatest and wisest of those
who founded and have maintained oui
government that no man shall be eligible for
a third term of the presidential chair.
The federal government should care fol
and improve the Mississippi river and Other
great waterways of the republic so as &c
secure for tn" ilterior states easy and chear
transportation to tide water. When any
waterway of the republic is of sufficient
Importance to demand aid of the govern.
ment such aid should he extended upon @
definite plan of continuous work until per.
manent Improvement is secured.
Confident i'm the justice of our cause ant
the necessity of its success at the polls, W,
submit. the foregoing declaration o
principles and purposes to the considerat,
judgment of the American people. w,
invite the sup0ort of all citizens who approve
them and who desire to have them mad,
effective through legislation for the benef,
Of the people, and the restoration of Tho
peoples prosperity.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-09
Republican state politics.

STROMSBURG, Neb., July S.-(SpeciaL)-
A big republican rally for Polk county is TO
take place in the public park of Stroms-
burg August l. Many prominent speakers
will be present from abroad to address the
people.
M'COOK, Neb., July S.-(Special TeIe-
gram AT the republican senatorial COM
mittee meeting held in McCook this even
ing it was decided to hold the convention
for the Twenty-ninth senatorial district in
McCook, on Monday, September 2S, at 8
o'clock p. m. The representation is the same
as the state convention, and gives the fol-
lowing numbers of delegates to the several
counties: Chase, A; Frontier, s; Dundy, 4;
Furnas, 10; Gosper, 8; Hitchcock, 6; Hayes,
4; Red Willow, IL. 1t was recommended
that no proxies be admitted to the conven-
ton, Delegates present will cast the full
strength Of the delegation.
WAYNE, Neb,, July Especial Tele-
gram.)-A Mckinley and Hobart republican
club was organized here last night with an
enrolment OF nearly 100 members and much
enthusiasm prevailed. The following Off
GERS were elected: President, Frank Fuller;
vice president, n. Grimsley; secretary, Bert
Brown; executive committee, Senator John
T.. Bressler, w. H. McNeal, A. A. Welch, F..
NJ. Skeen and A. T. Witter. The member
ship of the club will reach 200.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-09
Denths of n Dny.

OAKLAND, Cal, July Sc. NJ. Cooper.
general manager of the Wells, Fargo Elk
press company, died az his home in this
city last night, Cooper was one of the
oldest express officers in the country.
FREMONT, July ESPECIAL )-Word has
been received here OF the death of Mrs.
Thomas Wilson at Great Falls, Mont. Mrs.
Wilson had been fag many years a teacher
in Indian schools, and was recently located
at Blackfoot Agency, Mont. She was for
some time a teacher at the Genoa Indian
school. She was very well known and
highly respected here and had an extensive
acquaintance among teachers. Her remains
will be brought to Fremont for burial.
SIOUX CITY. July ESPECIAL Telegram
John May, a pioneer in northwestern Iowa.
died here today. He was born in Quebec
nlnety-siN years ago, came TO the United
states while a young man and settled in
Sioux City in 1883. He leaves six children
and twenty-six grandchildren.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-09
SILVER MEN NOT AT ALL SCARED.
Say There Is No Doubt of Their
AbiIity to Control the ~C0nNcntiOn.

Say There Is Ma Doubt of Their
Ability tn Control the Convention.
CHICAGO, July SIT was generally sup
posed the adjournment of the convention to-
night, previously to the presentation of the
platform, contrary to the original program,
was taken in order to enable the silver
delegates to confer among themselves in
regard to future proceedings, and especially
with reference to the arrangement of a pro-
gram to prevent the consumption of time by
such demonstrations as those made today.
Such does not prove to be the case. No
conference was held. The delegates gen
orally made their way direct to the restau-
rants and to the dining rooms of their no.
tells, and. after refreshing themselves. sought
their beds. The leaders, without exception.
declared the reason for the adjournment
was to be found In the fact that the dele
gates were generally very much fatigIed.
many of them having been up during the
greater part of last night, engaged in com
mittee work. They felt that to take up
the platform and not conclude its considera-
tion would be bad policy, and that it could
not be put through in less than three or
four hours, which would throw adjournment
to too late an hour under the circumstances
They also say there is no occasion for con-
ference at this time, because they regard
the result Of today's proceedings an ample
demonstration Of their strength. They say
there can be no longer any doubt about
their ability to control the convention. They
have practically abandoned the idea which
took such hold of the silver delegations
while the Hill demonstration was in prog
ress Of formulating a plan to clear the gal
leries, and have concluded to endure all
future manifestations, rather than resort to
heroic measures to prevent them. The sill
yer movement is, they say. a popular move
ment. and 1t is believed that as many peo-
pie should be allowed to participate in the
convention as practicable. They no longer
regard the demonstration so seriously as at
E...
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-09
PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR TODAY.
Debate on Platform VIII he Short
and Then Nomination begin.


CHICAGO, July S.-There will not be such
freedom Of debate on the report of the com
mittee on resolutions, which will be the first
order of business in the convention tomor-
row, as there was on the report of the com
mittee on credentials tonight. 1t has been
decided to allow an hour and twenty min
utes on each side of the discussion on reso-
%lutions, after which a vote will be insisted
upon. Senator Tillman is to consume fifty
minutes of the time for the majority report.
He will be followed by Bryan, Jones and one
other s~ilverite. Senator Hill will make the
principal speech on behalf of the minority.
Villas, Gray and Russell will be the other
minority speakers. 1t is understood that Mr..
Tillman will make a characteristic speech.
He is contemplating moving as an amend
ment to the platform the South Carolina
plank ~denouncing the Cleveland administTa-
tion, but he has almost been persuaded to
desist from this. 1t Is intended to begin the
nominating speeches as soon as the platform
is adopted.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-09
VISIT OF THE CLEVELAND WOMEN
Major Mckinley VIII Address Il Large
Graxxl mt MeAer,s LIKE

'as .'.
Crowd mt Meyers Lake.
CANTON, o., July S.-Mrs. N. Coe Stewart
of Cleveland was here today to complete ar
engagements for the Cleveland women to
visit Major Mckinley on July 16. There is
such a lively interest taken in the affair by
the women of Cleveland and surrounding
towns that a big crowd is already assured.
Street cars are to be in waiting to carry the
excursionists to Meyers Lake, two miles
from this city, where the exercises of the
day will be held. Major Mckinley is to adj
dress the assembly at the lakeside. To give
every one an opportunity to see the McKin-
ley home, the party will stop enroute to the
station on the return trip and after escort
ing the major to his door. join in a patriotic
song of farewell. Mrs. Stewart has agreed
to write a special song for the occasion
Mrs. Eliza NJ. Verrer, who is the recognized
leader of Cleveland women in politics, is to
deliver the address to Major Mckinley. Sew
eral hundred former soldiers and sailors of
Cleveland will also zone the same day. Mrs.
Mary Stewart Coffin, president of the Mich
igan Republican club, will be one of the
marty
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-09
Bland Gains Tennessee,

CHICAGO, July s.-The Bland boom has
gained an important accession in the twenty
four votes of Tennessee, which will be cast
for the Missouri candidate on the first bal
lot, and until the delegation shall decide, II
II sees ft in the event of a long contest, 10
take up another man. The decision 10
support Bland was made at a meeting OF
the delegation, held at a late hour last
night. On n roll call thirteen delegates
expressed their preference for Bland, and
eleven voted for Boies. As the unit rule
binds the delegation, its twenty-four votes
will be cast together.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-09

South Dakota republican, Divided
Between Sound Money and silver.

ABERDEEN, S. D.. July S.-The repub-
lican state convention has been in session
here since noon, but proceedings are
blocked at midnight upon the question of
adopting the st. Louis platform. The free
coinage republicans are represented by
Judge Patterson of Sioux Falls. Ex-United
States Senator Morris is defending the
national platform. At midnight only one
section of the proposed state platform had
been adopted and the financial plank was
under discussion. The conventino will oc-
cupY another day.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-09
Lerry Simpson Mnnts TcIIer.

CHICAGO, July S.-Ex-Congressman Jerry
Simpson of Kansas, one of the best known
populists In the country, talked to the As
ISOLATED press on candidates. He said
III the democrats will nominate Teller of
Colorado, or Sibley of Pennsylvania, the
populist convention will ratify the nomina-
tion. We will not ratify the nomination
OF Bland IL II is made. Teller is a ma
tional man; Sibley is a very liberal demo-
crat, with a consistent record for silver,
but Bland Is such a democrat as we can
not support. To ratify him would be to
give up our party organization"
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-09
Movement of ocean vessels, July 8.

At New York: A~rrived-Ems, from Genoa.
Teutonic. from Liverpool; Haycl, from Bre,
men. Sailed-New York, for Southampton.
Gsrmanic, for Liverpool; W|esternland, fol-
Antwerp.
At Baltimore: Arrlycd-Nekar, from Bre,
men. ~Sailed-Crefeld, for Bremen.
At Gibraltar: Sailed-Nassila, from Mar,
settles for New York; Olympia, from Leg,
horn and Constantinoplc for New York.
At Rotterdam: sailed-Spaardam, for New
York.
Al Bremen: Arrived-Roland. from Baltl,
more,
At Liverpool: Arrived-Majcstic from New
York. Sailed-Waesland, for Philadelphia.
Al Hamburg; Arrived-Patria, from New
York.
Al Genoa; Arrived-W erra, from New
York.
At Boulogne; Arriyed-Amsterdam, from
New York.
At Copenhagen: Arrivcd-Thiugvalla
from New York; Virginia. from New York.
At Southampton: ArrIvcd-Spree. from
New York for Bremen; 81. Paul, from New
York. ~Sailed-Trave, from Bremen for New
York.
At Bremen Arrlyed-Braunsehwelg, from
New York; Roland, from Baltimore.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-09
NEBRASKA DELEGATION ORGANIZES.
william IL. Thompson Chosen AS Sue
cessnr to TOhias CnstOr.

CHICAGO, July 'S,-The victorious silver
delegation from NEBRASKA this afternoon
elected William H.. Thompson a member Of
the national committee in place of Tobias
Castor, who belonged to the unseated fac
ton. E
The organization was perfected as fol-
W Chairman, C. ]. 6myth; credentials,
c. Hoilenbeck; permanent organization, G..
A. Luikhardt; rules, w. ID. Oldham; resolu-
tions, w. j. Bryan; honorary vice president,
Charles II, Brown; secretary, +. A. Thomp-
son; notification, j. A.. Creighton.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-09
Warm Fight in the Fourth.

MASON CITY, Ia, July S.-(Special Tele-
gram)-The result OF yesterdays caucuses
in Winnishiek county puts Updegraff in the
lead in the Fourth congressional district
contest. 1t was the hottest campaign ever
waged in the county and Thomas Updegraff
carried the county over James f. Blythe by
a vote of AZ to 10. This gives Updegraff Al
lamakee and Winnishiek, two doubtful coun-
ties, and his chances OF securing the nomi-
nation are very promising.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-09
pnttisnn 1. 80 Lnngcr Ann It.

CHICAGO, July SIT is probable that II
the convention adopts the proposed straight
out silver platform, which has been APP
proved by a majority of the resolutions com
mittee, Ex-Governor Pattison OF Pennsyl-
yania viii not be placed in nomination. In
the event OF a failure 10 name Pattison. the
votes from Pennsylvania will in all like
lihood be divided between Sibley. Boies
and Matthews, Many OF the delegates
from the Keystone state. however, declare
they will refrain from voting.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-09
TREASURY STILL FULL OF SILVER.
ana Thirty Million Ounces
of million Awaiting COinnEc.

WASHINGTON. July Son July 1 the
treasury held of the silver bullion pur-
chased under the act of July IA. 1890, 49,
S4l ,424 ounces, costing sl1s, COG, 45S. The
coming value of this bullion in silver dollars
is $40, AL, 402. Since November !, 1898,
II, 457, 491 standard silver dollars have been
coined, and it Is said at the treasury that it
is probable that the coinage of silver dol
lars will be increased to 2 800, 900 or 5000, 900
per month after August l next.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-09
Caused u sensation In Court.

MOBILE. Ala, July S.-A sensation was
caused in police court here today in which
Michael Barrett. a tough character under
trial for assault on a woman, dealt her a
VIII yb5iui" D.o% on ne ieit SIDE oil me lac
Mayor Carroll. When the woman recovered
Barrett Was tried for assault and given
six months imprisonment.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-09
Town RepuhIicnns in Convention

WATERLOO, Ia, July ESPECIAL Tele-
gram)-The Blackhawk republican county
convention was held here today. Nomina-
lions were made for county offices and
delegates selected to the state and con
grossional conventions. The latter will be
held here tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-09
TEACHERS EIect Omcers.

BUFFALO, July S.-The nominating COM
mittee o fthe National Educational assocIa-
ton convention today recommended the fol-
lowing officers for next year, the recon-
incubation being equivalent TO election:
President, Charles r.. skinner, New York;
secretary, Irwin SheTd, Winona, MINI. F.;
treasurer, Il. c. Mcneil. Kansas Clty.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-09
Dundy County PopuIists.

BENKELMAN, Neb, July S.-(Special.)-
The Dundy county ~populist convention was
held here July 4. Senator Dale was here. as
advertised, but failed to he a magnet, and
elected very little enthusiasm.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-23
PrZewrOtni.

zaprawde kazdy Interestingly
sic przebiegiem spraw polskich
W Ameryce, kazdy ME tylko
zwiazkowy, lecz obywatel-polak
powinien przeczytac ostatni ar.
tyku} Wary 1 Ojczyzny pod ty-
tu}em: Niea0iniqtka.
| zareczyc kazdemu mozemy,
upewnic czytelnika CORY osmie-
lamy sic, re po przeczytaniu tego
artykulu zrecznie slizgajacego
sic po powierzchni rozmaitych
kwestyj, uludnie zakrywajacego
dziury pelne zgnilizny i falszu-
wspania}ym p3aszczem idei Bo.
skiej, ciagle i podstepnie uzywa.
jacego Aaienia Putskiego NADIA
remnie; kazdy czytelnik, powta-
rzamy, odrzuci gazette owa cd
siebie re wstretem i zdanie swe
wyrazi o tym najswiezszym poci.
sku wrog6w naszych, kr6tko,
dobitnie - jednem slowem :
PSzeoOrotni.
Gdzie ME ma dobrej wolf, tam
harmonii bye ME moze; gdzie
ME ma uczciwosci, lecz kr6luje
polityka podstepu, falszu, prse.
wrotnosci, gdzie ME ma szczerych
i idealnych daze1, panuje zna.
ma polityka: eel uSe0ieca srodad
- tam zgody bye ME moze. l
zalem powiedziec tu musimy:
Me bedzie harmonii, ME be.
die zgody, bo bye ME moae, DO
datenia Vase tchna ciasnota
czas6w sredniowiecznych, bo &C.
le Vase to zle j niedoscignione
marzenia szatahskie, dazace do
zgniecenia mysli ludzkiej, swo'
body cz}owieczej; dazace do zni-
szczenia piracy naszej, a oddanis
Wan ludu polskiego pod ucisk
bat Waszego obskurantyzmu
2 ciezkich bolesnych nieraz
obowiazk6w redaktorskich, maj.
przykrzejsza chyba jest chwila,
najboleSniejszym obowiazkiem
jest ten, gdy W obec czytelnika
swego zedrzec mu przychodzi
maske oblicza wroga, by czy.
telnik m6gl zobaczyc, ae pod
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-23

AwlazKowl! Czeka mas nleza.
d1ugo nowy atak! Wrogowie
nasi do novel walki silly zbiera.
ia. Dw6ch najzacietszych wro.
gov osobistych, wszechmocny
kacyk re wschodu wielmozny
zakonnik re zachodu, podalo SO.
bic dion. Zawarli pakt W imie
wsp6lnej ku Zwiazkowi niena.
wisci, ssdzac, re sprzymierzonym
rady ME danny.
Kacyk zachodni poszedl
pod komends wiekszego kacyka
re wschodu, upokorzyl sic, Ego.
dzi} sic, on dawniej taxi dummy,
silny uparty ambitny, idol.
niejszy j rozumniejszy zreszta,
ma skromna role trzecich skrzy.
piec; bo obiecano mu, ze Zwiazek
zniszcEa re 1upem i wp1ywem
sic podziela. Zaslepieni i prze.
wrotni!
L jednocza swe zastepy i silly
swe przygotowuja.
Zwerbowano najmit6w no.
wych ma ofcer6w obietnicami
wiekszej ilosci masla do chleba
W postaci lepszej pensyi graty'
fikacyi W razie zwyciestwa.
Wydano odezwe do ludu pol
skiego, powo1ujsc ochotnik6v
Ido walki, jako wrogiem reli
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-23

k}amstwem jest; g}oscie, re Zwia.
EEK przez lamy pisma Waszego
Zgody ME walczy} duchowie6- :
stwem katolickiem, ME lzy} ka,
p{an6w polskich, lecz walczy} z
z wyrodkami tego duchowie1,
stwa, walczy} kacykami, re
z}emi i przewrotnemi jednostka-
mi, kt6re ME W imie Boga, lecz
W imie dolara wladzy lud pol.
ski W niewoli i ciemnocie trzy.
mac chcieli chca.
Gfoscie to wszystko cosmy
Wam pisali, g}oscie ich zamia.
rach, daaeniach, przewrotnych
celach, popierajac twierdzenia
Vase przykladami, kt6re wszy.
scy znacie.
G}oscie zasady idee Zwiaz:
ku opartego ma ludowladztwie.
G}oscie, ze Zwiazek N. P. sza-
nuje kazde wyznanie ma zasa.
dach moralnosci oparte, a pre-
waznie religie rzymsho. .katolickq,
kt6ra jest panujaca W narodzie
polskim.
Gfoscie, ze Zwiazek N. P. pra-
cuje mad rozwojem moralnym
materyalnym zywio}u polskiego
W Ameryce; gloscie potrzebe
wsp6lnej piracy organizacya
krajowa; g}oscie potrzebe wsp6l.
nego Skarbu N. P. i oswiaty.
G}oscie, re tym skorpionom
ME o chwa}e Bozs chodzi, ME O
dobro ludu polskiego, lecz Q
wladze, o bezkarnosc, mozli-
wosc swawoli, zadowolenie
ambicyj bezgranicznych, dumy
niezg}ebionej.
Zarzad Zwiazku i organ ,,Zgo.
da" doniosa VAN o kazdym no.
wynn zamachu Prze,rotnych, po.
ucza i powiedza W .jakim celu
zamach ten zostal uskuteczniony
/ i jak go odeprzec.
Ajax ten ostatni wsp6lnemi
silami odepchniemy, oderwiemy
lud polski cd tel czary trucizny,
kt6ra i'm gotuja skorpiony -
po pobiciu wroga dalej W imie
naszych iceal6w p6jdziemy.
Strze&cie sic - Pise1motnV
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No. 30.

Przewrotni.-Notatki. - Nasi po-
siowie Berlinie. - List otwarty do
Mikoiaja III. - Rezolucye wydziafu O.
swiaty 4. n. P.-Wszechnica Ludowa W
Observation-Disclosures krajowe.-Polacy
W -Wiadomosci zwiazkowe.-
Sprawozdanie zarzsdu MuZeum Rap
Zaadomienia.-Polub miedZyna-
rodowa. - Propaganda rewolucyjna "
Rosyi.-PrzewieZienie do MuZeum mar.
W Rapperswylu serca I. Kosciuszki.--
Katastrofa ,,Drummond Castle".-Z
ziemi ojczystej. - Straszny koniec RE
zimieszka-Echa koronacyi carskiej.
-IIakatystki. .-Podziekowania.-
sZenia
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Czy ME zarumisnis sic teraz po same
uszy, ci ksieza ksorzy utrrymywai, be
ossawiony ,,Polak W Ameryce" i jest
filarem i podpora katolicyzmur Ot6A
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