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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-12-09
WATCHES. CLOCKS. SILVER.

WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVER
WARE and JEWELkY DEPART
MENT. Fine Gold and Gold FnIeI
and Silver Case Watches of best make
and warranted at 1.50, 800 300, s OO
1000 to $1,000 Dresden China, Wood
and Enameled Clocks at los, PAS, $50
to $500. Silverwarc, Tea Sets Trays
Shaving Sets, Casters, Casseroles,
Cracker Jars, Butter Dishes, Water
Pitchers, Cake Stands, Berry Dishes,
Gold Lined Cups and Mugs, nyru .
Cans, Quadruple Plate at 25c SOC. S1.25
Sl.I5, 81 80 TO So 80. Some choice bar.
gains in Tea Sets, pieces at 500.
Fine Solid Gold, Set and Band Rings
at soc, use, Sl5J to $3.50. Shirt Sets.
Cuff Buttons, Ear Rings, Scarf Pins.
Collar Buttons, Breast Pms and Society
Pins and Buttons, Ladies Long Chains,
Gold Pens and Cents Vest Chains.
Good Warranted Jeweiry. Reraling
of Watches, Clocks and Jewrlry al
reasonable prices.
TOYS! TOTS!-Tin toys for l. cent
and more. Wood toys for one cent and
to 25c. Iron Toys, Banks, WAGONS.
Railroad Trains, Irons, Carts ana
Horses from &c to sLO), Friction Toys,
entirely new at 5c. Mechanical TOYS,
W 4N ~ ~ cbdCIl q I -oc, hAlkluW iUDS {.
er and Cart Poe. Roaming Mouse, Bee
tie and Alligator lOc. Snakes, Dog,.
Cats, Elephants, Monkeys, Bird
Horses, Balls, Horns Drums, Dol Car
riages, Carts, Wheelbarrows, Cradles.
Guns, Pianos, Clarionets, Tops, Whips
Rattles, Watches, Masks, Drawing
States, Clowns, Whistles, Leatherettc
Toys, Squeahing Heads, Stoves aud
many other new and pretty toys lust
out this season.
DOLLS! DOLLS!-Tissue Paper Doll.
and Dolls Of many kinds; Japanese
Dolls, Negro Dolls. Rubber Dolls. China
Dolls, Worsted Dolls, Wax Dolls
Hisque Dolls, Kid Body Dolls, Dresse5
Dolis. Juinted Dolls, Washable Dolls
Large and small Dolls at 1c, &c, Be, Sc
SC to si.4S Santa Claus could fit out
his whole pack from our store thi,
year.
MUSICAL TOYS.-Trumpets, Balls.
Horns, Rattles, Flutes, Clarionets anG
Toys at DC, Zoe, 15e to 25c.
CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS
Stars, Bangles. CornuoOpias, TinseI
Rope, Angels Balls, Candles, Candle
Holders and Japanese Lanterns very
Cheap.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-12-09
Col. Fellows Dead.

New YORK, Dec, 7.-Col J. r. Eel.
lows died at o'clock Monday after.
noon.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-12-09
Examination of Teachers

OF Washington County will be held from A.
NJ. until 3 T.. M. at the Marietta High School.
in the second Saturday OF each month except
olnuary July ana August.
MARIN X. ANDREWS,
Sept. TO- '06. Pres BID OF Examiners.
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Lie the Nfonn,nr of lhn -

ersoEs who Witnessed the cafastro-
phe nj Moscow say that il was not
shrieks or cries for help which rose
from TN" swayinR crowd as il struggled
in its agony. Heard at q certain dis
lance. the sound which fell upon their
ears vas rather. they say. prolonged.
mournful wall. like the lo,y moaning Of
the sea. Already exhausted by q night
passed in the open, on foot and without
food, overcome by fatigue. and almost
unable 10 breathe i'm the compact
throng. the majority fell easy victims to
the pressure which began 10 bc cxcr.
cised when the rush for tie packets
commenced. They had no longer
strength TO shout or 10 struggle. az they
were irresistibly borne down by the
multitude pressing towards the huts.
and some. already only half alive after
the privdtioEs OF the night. must have
been stified before they fell. to be
trampled under foot.-London Chrou-
icle
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CHATTER ".

1t seemed plain 20 Brant that the
dispatch box had been conveyed hero
and opened for security on this desk
and in the hurry of examining the
papers the flower had been iostled, and
the fallen grains of pollen overlooked
by the spy. There were one or two
freckles of red on the desk, which made
this accident appear the more probable.
But he was equally struck by another
circumstance. The desk stood imme-
diately before the window. As he
glanced mechanically from it he was
surprised TO see that il commanded an
extensive view of the slope below the
eminence on which the house stood.
even beyond his furthcst line Of pick
cts. The vase of howers-each of which
was nearly as large as n magnolia bios.
som and striking in color. occupied n
central position before il. and no doubt
could he quite distinctly seen from
distance. OF that he would satisfy him.
self hereafter. But for the present nc
could not resist the strong impression
that this fateful and extraordinary
blossom, carried by Miss Faulkner and
the mulatto, and so strikingly "in evi
dencc' at the window, was i'm some
way n signal. Obcying an impulse
which he was conscious had n half
superstitious foundation, he carefully
lifted the vase from it's position before
the window and placed il on a side table
Then he cautiously slipped from the
room.
But he could not as easily shake off
the perplcXity which the occurrence
had caused, although nc was satisfied
that it. was fraught with no military
or strategic danger TO his command
md that the unknown spy had oh.
tanned no information whatever. But
he was forced 20 admit 20 himself that
| lac was more concerned in his attempts
to Justify the conduct OF Miss Faulkner
with this later revelation. TWAS quite
possible that the dispatch box had been
pnrloiued by some one else during her
Absence from the housc-ns the pres.
cncc % the mulatto servant iu his room
would have been less suspicious than
hers. There was really little evidence
10 connect Miss Faulkner with the ac.
/ tual outrage might not the real
spy have taken advantage OF her visit
here To- throw suspicion upon her? Hc
remembered her singular manucr-the
/ strange inconsistency with which she
had forced this flower upon him. She
would hardly have done so had she been
conscious OF il having so serious an
import. Yet what was the secret Of her
manifest agitation? 4 sudden inspira.
ton flashed across his mind. q smile
came upon his lips. She was IN love!
tro DE CONTINUED
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men;ary pity for her was fading fast.
She was incorrigible. They walked on
Tor few moments In silence.
"You said" she began ut last in n
gentler and even hesitating voice, 'sthat
your wife was a southern woman
He checked an irritated start with
difficulty. II believe l did" he said
coldly. as he regretted il.
"And of course YOU taught her YOUR
Gospel-the Gospel according 10 ST.
Lincoln. q. know" she went on hur-
riedly, as il conscious of his irritation
and seeking TO allay il. "She was "A
woman and loved YOU. and thought
with your thoughts and saw only with
your eyes. Yes-that's the way with
us-I suppose we all do it," she added,
bitterly.
"She had her own opinions" said
Brant, briefly. as he recovered himself.
Nevertheless his manner so decidedly
closed all further discussion that there
was nothing left for the young girl
but silence But it was broken 10y her
in n few moments in her old contemptu-
Gus voice and manner.
Pray don't trouble yourself 10 ac-
company me any further, Gen Brant.
Unless, of course, you are afraid may
come across some of your-your sol
diers. promise you l won't cat them"
81 am afraid you must suffer my
company Il little longer. Miss Faulkner.
on account of these same soldiers" re-
turned Grant, gravely. "Iou may not
know that this road, in which / find
you. takes you through Gordon of
pickets. II you were alone you would
be stopped. questioned, and, failing 10
give the password, you would be de-
tanned, sent to the guard house and"
lac stopped and fixed his eyes on her
keenly as he added ''and searched"
you would not dare TO search q
woman!" she said, indigns ntly. al
though her flush gave way to slight
pallor.
You said just now that there should
he no sex in war like this" returned
Brant, carclessly, but without abating
his scrutinizing gaze.
Then it is war;" she said. quickly.
with white, significant face.
His look of scrutiny turned 10 ono of
puzzled wonder, But at the same mo.
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NO LOVE.
In Turkish Marriages, Yet the Partie,
Generally Live Happily.

-" Yet the Parties
Generally Live Happily.
Marriages may be-, and very often are
happy without love; without, that is To
say, any romantic affection springing
UP between the two who are 10 become
husband and wife, without any prclin.-
mary Irritation, without even any previ-
Gus knowledge of one another.
Nowhere is this better illustrated
than in Turkey. Here no intercourse
Of any kind takes place before the mo
Inent for the great ceremony arrives
Perhaps the girl by stealthy glanccs
through latticed window succeeded
in catching sight of the man who's.
promised wife she is, while he. ON hir
part, has certainly not even enjoyed
this privilege.
While the girl on her side relies on
her fathers judgment. the man has to
choose his bride from hearsay and from
the description Of her which his mother
is persuaded to provide. For all that.
unhappy marriages are almost un-
known in Turkey, except when man
Las married "A Circassian from his own
house, whom he has been able 10 sar
daily. This is love affair. and IN
nine cases out of ten ends unhappily.
Bat what, after all. is thiy hnpb.arss
without love. this existence withou:
jealousy? IL is not, at all events. su
p~eme enjoyment.
In marriage between Turk end
bis slave jealousy is possible. and
through excess of love comes hate.
through too great happiness. misery.
Npr fuuef l,o fpvo.,tt,, ILL.,. a. ~
cassian y uneducatcd. and marriage lie
tween people Of unequal social stand
ing. however much love there may have
been in the union, is seldom one replete
with happiness. - Cincinnati Enquirer.
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The Little store Around the Corner.

Young Wife passing big CONNECTION.
cry store)-isn't this the place where
YOU used 10 bug that delicious candy?
Young Husband-Y-c-s. my dear.
but the store is always ovcrcrowded.and
we may have to wait. know little
place around the corner where we can
get served at once.
"llow much did you have to pay for
the candy you used to bring re. dear?"
1T was two dollars a pound. but
around the corner we can get the same
kind for % ccnts."--N. y Wes kly.
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INDIAN FOLK LORE.
Lsgead OF the EnchAnt.d swan, a
GEORGIA

In Ware county. Georgia. in n swamu
once known rs Ecunfinocun. which
contained an impossible ouicksand.
The red men who remained i'm Georgia
In the beginning of this century de
slared that the swamp was enchanted
ground; that within the vast morass
were islands inhabited by peculiar
race OF Indians who did no evil. and who
were protected by beautiful winged
women. Ii was the land OF peace.
No hunter could ever reach these is.
lands. When his boat entered the riv-
ers which penetrated the swamp, the
shores vanished and reappeared, living
before him until. despairing, starving
End heartsick. he died. and added an.
other shade to the ghostly multitude OF
the place
In Union county, I'm the same state. In
q mountain which also was held by the
Indians TO be enchanted. Upon the tom
most peak IA n rocky plateau in which.
80 years ago, as local historians assert.
were TO be found the tracks of animal
ana human feet deeply indented in the
Iock. There were nearly 200 of these
footprints. OF every size. from that OF
baby to u gigantic mark IL inches in
length.
The Indian legend was that Their, had
once been great flood. in which all
living creatures had persisted except
one family. who escaped In a largo
canoe and found refuge on this peak.
They asserted, also. that whenever a
hunter succeeded in climbing the noun.
tain and reaching the top. heavy rain
fell. The Great Spirit wept, remember
ing the destruction OF so many living
creatures.
Modern civilization, railways. manu-
factories and newspapers are rapidly
destroying such traditions and super
htitions rs these which were familiar to
our forefathcrs. II is worth our while
TO preserve them. for they have value.
ihey furnish clew to the past history
and religion of the Indian.
In the legends we have Just quoted arc
vague membranes OF the flood and of
promised Heaven. Nothing is useless
which shows that, red or white or black
we are children OF one Father. and
therefore brethren.-Youth's Compan-
ion.
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Population OF renne..ee.

When Tennessee entered the union az
state IT. had about 10000 population.
or an average Of less than one person
10 each Of its 42,O5O square miles Of ter
ritory. In 1900 II had f.5C7,51s inbSSi-
tants. OF an average sfnearly 40 perGons
TO square mile. Nearly all this in.
crease Is from the native stock, only
SO.OSs being foreign born, and only 81,
sof OF the native bora being Of foreign
porn Chicago Inter Ocean.
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Mr.. Chaflie-What did you learn al
school to-day, Johnnie?
johnnie didn't learn anything, but
taught somebody something.
How was that?"
THE teacher asked how cat wa,
spelled, and told him. Texas Sitter
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Not Menk-Knsad.

Il am afraid that man who aspires 10
your hand is too weak-kneed TO make
you good husband" said her father.
"Oh, papa, he's Lot that He's held
ne on them for hours At . timel"-LL
suEtratsd BitA
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Homer on Pnpyrus.

Among the fragments OF Egyptian
papyri AT Dublin. so lines or parts OF
lines OF Homer's "Iliad" have been
identified-from books 4, 8, 81, % and
25-out of "A manuscript. OF the third
century before Christ, before Homer
had been pnt into shape by the critics
OF Alexandria. In the so lines 10 do
rot exist in the "lliad" as we have T..
Frof. Mahaffy asserts that the Alex
andrinns took great liberties with tho
text, and that IL an early edition OF the
"lliad" turns up in Egypt there will bs
an addition of Is per cent. to what we
have.-Chicago Chronicle.
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ON COMMON GROUND.
Phase OF the bicycle Craze Introduces In
Reading a Verdict

Reading Verdict.
They were trying the case for this
fourth time. Three times the Jury dis.
agreed, md neither Judge nor coun.
sci believed that the present occupants
OF the box would come to any under.
standing. The jury filed out and the
parties interested in the case prepared
themselves for n long wait. What WINS
their surprise when. ten minutes after
retiring, the jury signified it's readiness.
TO announce n verdict When the YER.
dict had been given and the excitement
somewhat quoted down the Judge
turned to the jury.
Gentlemen" he remarked, "this NAV
be an unprecedented act on my mart
but L want to express TO you nv apprc.
cation OF the willingness with which
you came to an agreement. When re.
member that three previous juries spent
ht least six days in determining that
they couldn't harmonic, the Drompt.
ness with which you agreed stands out
In most agreeable contrast"
I'VE didn't have any trouble nbout
agreeing" said the smiling foreman.
and his II confreres smiled with him.
"as soon as we established one point.
your honor"
And what point was thnt?" inquired
the Judge.
"A very simple one, your honor. II
didn't take us five minutes to find out
that every man OF The ~ rode the Same
wheel! Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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LOUISVILLE

GHIIS-W heat-No 2.......
COrn-No. 2 mixed .........
Oats NO = mixed
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EDUCATIONAL.
'RANKI nm l,nI FGF new ATHENS, 0hIo

A. .K.-E 1919
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-18
WyMaIazek
~uratOvV8fm u &ycie.

P. G.. Caillonette, aptekarz z
Beaversville, III. pisze: Nowemu wyna-
lazkowi ORA Kinga zawdzieczam zycie,
Chorowalem ma grype i radzilen- sig
wszystkich doktor6W ma mile W oko4o
lecz bezskutecznie. Dektorzy Izwatpili
powiedzleli mi, Re ME moge zye- Majae
jednak DR.. Kings New Discovery v
mojej apiece pos4alem pc butelke
zaczalem uzywa6. zaraz pc pierwsze:
dozie zrobi}o mi sig lepiej. a po uzyclr
trzech butelek wyzdrowialem. Bede tt
lekarstwo zawsze trzyma6 " apiece Y
domu. Poslijcle 20 pr6bke darme d.
Eagle Pharmacy of Mil k e e
Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-18
(Kuryer Rzeszowshi.
PEACIC "a
Katar mote bye wylec2O

Prawda, katar ME moze bye wyle-
czony W spos6b taxi, iak go zwykle
lecza przez lokalne aplikacYe.
Chcac gruntownie leczyc katar,
trzeba uzywac 1akiego srodka
wewnetrznie, by ma krew dzla}a{,
a takim srodkiem jest uzywana
przez mas Halla kuracy a
k ataru- Halls Catarrh Cure.
Medycvne te juz cd dawna wynalazf
jeden z >najlepszych lekarzY W tym
kraju. SWiadectwa ma zadanle
darmo przes}ane bed2.
F. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo, 0.
Sprzedaie sic we wszystklch apte-
kach, cena 75c
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-18
POIm02e wan.

z. FredzMilIerssz4 Irying,rIll.,
plsze ze eierp,ai na Dol merck
przez diugie lata, W pola czeniu 2
b6lem krzyza i pecherza Pr6boWai
DUO tax nazwanych lekars tw ma
nerkl, ale mic ME pomogfo. Pred
rokiem jednak zaezat uzywa6
Electric Bilters zaczaf sic czuG
lepiej natyehmiast. Electric Bitters
leczy skuteczni DOL merck
watrohy, i praw1e zawsze dzlafa
natycbmIast: Spr6bujcie raz, a
przekonac,e sic. Cena :ylko 80
cent. "a butelke we wszystklch ap,
tekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-18

wojak macy. kapralem
auser dynst jestem " q ty,.
najczesciej sapraszam go ma
ffunde, wtedy trscamy sic
fokciami i kieliszkami, a
wieczor ka&emy tym rekruc-
kim styblom prowiantowa6
nasze 1oladki. Me ma jak "
zoluierskim standzie, te gluple
rekrutv, to furt placza ma.
rzekaja. A ca}owiek pc lbun
ku i dypscie wysztafrowany i
wypucowany idzie ma miasto,
~dzlewcseta Jerk = Jerk i
usmiechaja sic, q ia i'm reka
kiwam, czasem sic ukfonie,
ME tax jak u was ma wsi. wy
tam muterko wiele z tYch
stow ME zrozumiecie, ale coz
ia ma to poradze, chyba pc
powrocie was pc auslancku
uczyG zacsne; pl6tnianke nova
i stara mo2ecie sprzeda6 Tub
komu podarowa6 DlA 1olnierza
wstyd bytby pc z%rzuceniu
regimenckiego kabata W biaie
szmaty sig ubiera6, bede
musiaf chodziG W szwarcubra-
niu galanto iak sic patrzy =
ka3dy zaraz posna lem jadt z
wojackiej miski. Wtedy i z
Zoska bedzie aus, DO jesli ME
potrafi sic ubrs6 przYnajmniej
jak Gazdzjk6w corka, AMI sic M
MIA ME popatrze; = ma nogi
MECH mi sic ME wa4y wktada&
butow z cholewami, tylko
stybleciki ze Spleen bobym ia
spra}, gdy ma urlop przyjde. A
teraz krajc donerwater serwus
Faterku / Muterku, %cieszcie sic
lie macie syna wojakiem bez
furchtu i 2 takim stelungie 10,
be mole wnet fraitrem zostanie.
Bywa]cie zdrowi, a o mena&y
dle mnie ME zapominajcieW VASE
syn .......
Jhan.
Mozebgscie spenetrowali,
czyby Kowaiicy swejMaryanki,
gdy wroce, ga mnie wYdae ME
chcieli - ale co sic tyezy
Zoski, to hale maui trzYmaj.
Gle DO mi obiecaia Ia swiety
MARGIN znown co przyslac.
r. Rud. ski.
(Kuryer Rzeszows%.
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Najw% spanialsze
KAPELUSZE

znajdzlecle W wlelkim MAGAZY-
ME MODNIARsKIM PAM F. A.
LEMME' (Janowej Bockel) media
Ieko aptekl L auera,
W mafych handelkach mod
nlarsk1ch wyb6r jest ma{y a ceny
"a kapelusze, liche l nlemodne,
wlele wYzsze. niz "a pa modnie]sze
i najlepsze u PAM LEMME.'
w tym wielk,m magazynie
modnlarskl0,. znajdziecie take
WELONY SLUBNE, KWIATY
1 WSTAZKI rome lnne ozdoby
dla dam, na glove, a take CA
peczk1 / rozmalte inne stroie ola
dzieci.
Wypozyczaja s'e take Kostju
my Teatralne.
IF. =. H.ES8 WI E'
(Dawn1ej 1ANOWA BOCKEL(
22l E.3rd Str.
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VI Winona, Mlnn.
MONA dostaG rozmaite ksiazki pol.
skle, szczeg6lnie zas Masterpieces:
Szoaonik Pozsko dngielsks . an
giezsko- Polski, duza ksiazka "
pieknej opraw1e ...........S4.oo
Spiewnik Rlski, zawieraj acy
wszYstkie p,esni. splewane pc pol.
sk1ch koscio}ach, razem okofo
12eO............ -. ......$2.25
Ksiq&ko do m~obo&emstoa mapi-
sona przez ArcybiskMpa Dumima,
TAX zwana Biskupka, ola mezczyzn
IL kobiet. ..Sl.75
Ia sama Biskupka. W pick
niejszei oprawie, 2 okuciem r.
meczkiem 81. ou
Ani6t Strd&, ksiazka do nabo.
zenstwa W pieknej oprawle, re
zfotym ..Sl.0o
Taxi sam Ami6t Sr6&. opraw-
ny W kosG sfonlowa, z okuclem !
zameczkiem, stosowny ma podaru-
mex ola ..$l.75
Wsamek Maryi, z w%ytloczone-
MI obrazkaml ma okfadkach
zfoconYm brzegiem..........$l.59
Wvborek czyli kr6tki spos6b
nabozehstwa codz,ennego, W 2wy-
czajne1 oprawie............4o c.
Taxi sam wyborek, o2rawny W
droga skorke, z okuclem zamecz-
KEN ..-.-..... ......oo G.
KssqSeczka do mobo&e1steoo
do matodsie&y, oprewna W pofsko-
Dziecie do Bog0, k~siazeczka
do naboaehstwa ola m}odziezy ka-
tolickiei ....25 3.
hwiot miewsnno$ci, ks'azka do
~nabozenstwa ola dzieci polskich W
Ameryce [os6bne wydanle ola
ch{oyc6w l osobne ola dziew-
czat).
Kuch0rka Polska i Amery-
kanska, najstarsza dotad wydru-
kowana W Ameryce polska ks'azka
kucharska. ......... .--.6o G.
Po$rednik Polsko : Angiezskii
kslazka ola Polak6w W AmerYce,
ola 4atwego nauczenia sic pc an.
glelsku.
Lekorz Donaowy czyll nleza-
wodne sposoby domowego i TAME,
GO leczenla rozmaitYch chorob 25c.
Rrzewodnk do piso11io Istow
naatosnych.... .....-.-...--.30 G.
LSstownik Pozsko. Anaeryko@skl,
p%odrecznlk zaw1eraj9cy nauke pi-
SANTA lIstdw i gotowe IVORY llst6v
W %wszystkjch przypadkach ~
SezniM persko-e gipski.. SOC.
SennM czyli wr6zen1e re snow
ma prxesz4o 500 przypadkow stu
zace. g.
Przepis Musztsy ola woiska
polskiego...........: ,..... .5Oc.
Elenaemtarz R1zska (duzy). .25c.
E2ementor@ Ma@y ola dzlec'
polsk1ch W Ameryce.."........8s-
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