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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-08-06

that was when a tiny squirt OF blood
from a severed vessel stained her
apron; but, even then. in an instant she
was again self-eontrolled. attentive,
ready. From first TO last l 10 not
think she glanced once toward the face
covered by the handkerchief saturated
with chloroform. When our task was
done. and Jones had been borne TO the
bed in an adjoining room which LAD
been prepared for his reception, l
turned TO find her leaning against the
wall, her eyes looking straight before
her and the fingers of her elasped hands
working systematically. She started
violently when l touched her arm, and
gazed at me as wildly as one reused
from an appalling dream.
Here, here, Miss Gray" said 1, ''this
won't do at all. We can't have you
like this. Let me prescribe for you"
How is he doing?" She pointed
to the inner room.
''As well as we could ask. Banks
is with him, and will remain as long as
he is needed. DO you come with me"
led the way to the open air, and she
followed with the docility of child.
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CONTINUED NEXT WEEK
a MILLION cold Dollars

Would not bring happiness to the
person suffering with dyspepsia. but
Hoods Sarsaparilla has cured many
thousands of cases of this disease. 1t
tones the stomach, regulates the bow
els and puts all the machinery of the
system in good working order. 1t
creates good appetite and gives
health, strength, happiness.
Hoods pills act tremendously with
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver
ills. rs cents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-08-06

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
when she became Miss, she chung to Castoria-
When she had Children. she gave them castoria.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-08-06
The discovery Saved His Life.

Mr. G. Cailloute. druggist. Beavers
VILE. H.. says: $40 DR.. King New
Discovery | owe my life. Was taken
with lagrippe and tried all the ply
clans for miles about but Of no avail
and was given up and told could not
live. Having DIR Kings New Discov-
cry in my store sent for bottle and
began its use aud from the first dose
began to get better and using
three bottles was up and ab at again.
1t is worth its weight in gold W.
won't keep store or house without il.
Get free trial at Benefits drug
store.
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Cheap Excursions to West and Northwest

On August 4, Is. September I. Is,
30, October and 20. 1896. the North
Western line Chicago & Northwest
ern P'y) win sell home seekers excu1-
sion tickets at very low rates to a
large numker of points in the west
and northwest. For tickets and full
information apply to agents Chicago
& Northwestern R'y. w. b. Knis-
kern. G. 2. & T.. A. 26w9
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do Algernon and Maud stiu quar-
rel?"
NO; they haven't had an angry word
for two years"
Good, I'm 50 glad. What brought
about the changer
They stopped speaking TO each other
altogether. "--Woonsoclxet Patriot.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-08-06
malf Rates To Omaha.

Via the North Western line {Chica-
90 4 North Western R'y). Aug. Is. II
aud Is. 1S96-On fare for the round
trip. On August % excursion tickets
at very low rates will also he sold from
Omaha and Denver and the famous
Hot Springs Of South nakato For
tickets and full information apply to
agents Of Chicago \ Nroth-Western
R'y. w Is. knlSkern. G. F. st A.
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Did Not Apply.

Young man" said the gentleman
who always givos good advice, '.let your
ambition lead you & instantly higher"
II don't know that such a plan
would work in my case"
why not?"
I'm bass Observation-Disclosures
Star.
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Wit and Wisdom

Excursion rates VIA c. NJ. st. p.
Rv. The following excursion rates
have been provided for occasions
named National Encampment g. A.
r. at ST. Paul Mimi. Sept. ] to one
fare for round trip. tickets on sale
Sept. l to 3 and good returning To
Sept 18th. I. ". Lippihcott. Agt.
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There is place for elaborate de-
scriptions of amputations. but, J hold,
il is 10 be found within the covers OF
technical publications. There is no
good reason for setting down here all
that We did. from the administering of
the chloroform and the applying of the
tonrniquet to the fastening of the last
handage. The leg was taken Of few
inches above the knee; the operation
was successful. as the term Is. Dorothy
Gray did all thar Was asked of her, ard
did X well. Onlx once did She .------..
The herald., 1896-03-25
POLITICAL POINTERS

WARRENsBURG. Mo-, March 24.-The Re.
publican convention of the Sixth district
today nominated delegates to the national
convention at St. Louis. They are for Nc
Kinley. Resolutions opposing the unlimit-
ed coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to
were passed.
AUSTIN, Tex, March 24.-After waiting
all day for the executive committee to pass
on credentials looking to the seating of
contesting delegations for temporary or
ganization, the state Republican conven.
ton was called at 9:15 tonight and row
was Immediately precipitated over the
matter of electing temporary chairman.
The Allison Reed men, having captured
the executive committees report, recon-
mended Quincy (colored), the Allison
leader. A. j. Rosenthal, Mckinley dele.
gate, was also placed before the conven-
tion. Quincy was elected by vote of 4O7
to 2O5.- The fight was made strictly on
the color line, Cuney pleading with his race
for support. The convention adjourned
until morning.
HURON, S. D., March 24.-The situation
here is so thoroughly mixed that it is inn
possible to foreshadow the result of to-
morrow's convention. While Senator
Pettigrew has not the majority in the con-
vention, he claims to have enough votes to
hold the balance of power. Late tonight it
is claimed that 44O delegates are for Nc
Kinley and so for Allison.
The principal contest is over United
States Senator Pettigrew's candidacy for
delegate to st. Louis. One proposition is
to allow Pettigrew to be one of tho eight
delegates to st. Louis, but to instruct the
delegation for Mckinley.
The herald., 1896-03-25

pound. There are thousands of homes
where overwork has led to worrying, fret.
ting and dependency, that need only
Paine's celery compound to Danish the un-
healthy atmosphere and make things
bright and cheerful again.
1t is the only spring remedy universally
prescribed by physicians. 1t makes people
well by giving them hearty appetite and
a relish for their food. Hard-worked men
and women, the nervous, weak and debili.
tated, get new strength, fresh nervous
energy and purer, more vigorous blood
supply from Paine's celery compound.
This most valuable nerve and brain in
vigorator and restorer practically Demon
strates the lifelong conviction of it's emf
nent discoverer. Professor Phelps, M. d.,
LII. d., of Dartmouth college. Professor
Phelps was for long time convinced that
sound nutrition was the keystone of firm
health. and that where there were signs of
poorly nourished nerve tissues, and of thin,
pale-colored blood, some means must be
devised to supply these deficiencies briskly
and rapidly. Professor Phelps prepared
Paine's celery compound on this basis. 1t
has proved an invigorator, strengthener
and q great spring purifier, such as the
world has never enjoyed before our day.
Tomorrow, or next day, or the day after
rid of weakness or disease Take Paine's
celery compound today. There is no time
equal to these early spring days for throw
ing off poor health. There are few per-
sons who do not need to take a spring
remedy.
Many not downright sick, but tired or
ailing, would be immensely benefited by
taking Paine's celery compound, especially
at this particularly favorable season of the
year.
This great compound will Danish that
tired feeling, cleanse the blood and regu-
late the nerves.
The herald., 1896-03-25

CHICAGO, March 24.-Mr. W. W. Wat.
unerring judgment in the valuation of land
has made him foremost among the most
conservative, careful class of investors in
Chicago.
Unlike many hard driven business men,
the owner of "Alpine Heights" that splen-
did suburb of Chicago. has not neglected
his health on account of his exactng busi-
ness. The following unrequested state
ment from MIR. Watson shows how con-
sistent with his lifelong, careful, conscien-
tious and successful business habits has
been his attention to getting we'll. He
states in the Times Herald:
"Upon the recommendation of friend
used Paine's celery compound for head
aches. constipation, indigestion and loss of
sleep, and found it all 1t was recommended
to be. 1 suffer no more from headaches,
sleep soundiy at night and am now in per-
feet health. This is the only medicine that
l have ever taken for these complaints
which has benefited me at all.'
W. W. WATSON,
225 Dearborn street.
Busy men and women are apt to think
there is always time TO get we'll.
The fact that only one person in hun
dred dies of old age shows how recklessly
men and women postpone attending to
their health and allow it to 60 pieces while
they devote themselves heart and soul to
affairs that are trif1ing in comparison.
Wives and mothers have no greater duty
than to see that those dear to them do not
become SO absorbed in the work of provid.
ing for the household as to lose their health
and shorten their days.
No more thoughtful step could be taken
during the spring days that are now here
than to urge such tired and often irritable
home providers to take Paine's celery COM
The herald., 1896-03-25

While some of them were not. from . san
itary standpoint, all that could be desired,
the facts as they exist do not appear to be
altogether in keeping with the complaint
officially read upon the subject at the last
meeting of the board. Action upon the
matter will be taken at the next regular
meeting of the board.
CITY HALL FLOrSAM
The mayor writes from Elsinore hot
Nprings that he is almost entirely we'll and
W ill be on duty at tine city hall by the first
OF next week.
The application made by Justice Morri-
soa for an additional clerk in his depart
msnt of the police court will not be granted
by the council. The fiuance committee in.
tends to report upon the matter adversely.
Tn teachers of the city will, on Friday
evening. tender a reception to President
Dough ,erty and the visiting teachers then
IN the city at the chamber of commerce.
The herald., 1896-03-25
Royaity's novement

GENOA, March 24.-Emperor William
and Empress Augusta arrived here this
evening on their way to Naples. Great
political interest attaches to this visit TO
Italy of the German emperor, as it has
been generally expected that when he met
King Humbert, the Emperor Francis
Joseph of Austria would be the guest of
the King of Italy at the same time. 1t is
assumed in all public discussion of the
visit that the subject of the conference be-
tween the sovereigns will be the relations
between the three countries of the drei-
bund. The party left on the imperial
yacht Hohenzollern for Naples.
The herald., 1896-03-25
A Strong Statement

Tip Top Cough Syrup at so cents bottle
is cheaper than most cough remedies would
be at 25 cents bottle, because it takes so
much less of it to effect a cure. The ex-
perience of its users verifles the truth of
this statement lip Top can be purchased
at any drug store.
The herald., 1896-03-25

votion that people of this country cannot
conceive. I admit that there are some
who can not learn and cannot forget;
there are MANY old confederates in the
south who, il wars were to come
would carry the battle flag of the Union
and ask the privilege to fight for the stars
and stripes. In the name of these old
confederates a I'd their sons and the Repub-
licans of the south who were no longer
prescribed because of their political opin-
ions he asked fo the passage Of the bill
Mr.. Cummings (Democrat) of New York
closed tile debatV with a plea for the pos
sage of the bill as a war Democrat. and
said he hoped no ex-confederates would
vote on the Quesn on. The bill was then
passed with sho ut, and when the noes
were asked for lir. Boutelie alone rose
dramatically and responded mo-"
Two bills to ma terially change the public
land administrati on of Alaska were re-
ported today by ahe house committee on
public lands. One of them was to create
the office of surveyor general for Alaska,
with salary of $4,000. The other was to
authorize this president to appoint regis
ter and receiver for public lands. The
committee also faworably reported to the
house bill to permit persons who have
located mining claims on forest reserva-
tions the right of way to those reservations
and the right to build tramways, etc. Also
q bill to open Fort Lewis reservation in
Colorado, which includes 10000 acres, to
the location of mining and other claims.
Then at 4 80 the house adjourned.
The herald., 1896-03-25
A Cuban Conference

WASHINGTON, March 24.-The conferees
of the two houses on the Cuban resolutions
held session today but without reaching
a conclusion and adjourned. The entire
time of the conference was spent in can
vassing the situation and trying to arrive
at common ground on Which the two houses
can stand. The senate conferees explained
fully the difficulties they had encountered
in the senate, and made it clear to the
house members of the conference that 1t
would be necessary for the house to yield
some things to prevent leaving the ques-
tion in the air between the two houses.
The house conferees accepted this and
showed a willingness to make reason
able concessions, agreeing, rs they said.
fully with the senators that it would place
both houses in ridiculous attitude to have
the matter fail in conference after both
houses, by such great majorities, had
agreed, each in its own way, upon an ex-
preston friendly to Cuba. Two alterna.
tives were presented, which we're those of
the house accepting the senate resolutions
without change or the modifying of the
house resolutions by leaving out the third
of the series providing for Intervention.
When the conference adjourned no decis-
ion had been reached as to which course
should be pursued, or whether some other
course might not be taken. 1t the senate
resolutions are accepted by the house it
will not be necessary to bring the question
into the senate again, and some of the sem
ators think the conference will finally re-
suit in their acceptance.
The herald., 1896-03-25

Louis Senegal, colored, on Sunday
made criminal assault upon Mrs. B.
Martin of Carencro, La, the wife of re.
spectacle farmer in the neighborhood.
He was taken from the Jail last night and
lynched by mob of 500 men.
The herald., 1896-03-25

1t has been noticed in Washington that
since Senator Quay launched his presiden-
tial boom he appears in black frock coat.
1t is said. indeed, that all favorite sons, as
rule, affect the black frock coat during
the period of their favorte sonshp.
The herald., 1896-03-25
FIFTY-FOURTH CONGRESS

Continued from First Page.
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bra6 ud.ial W kursie kroju, mile beds
przyjeci, leoz winni sic zgsosic do niaej
wymienionego komitetu, najP6zniej do
dnia 5 lipoa rb.., gd.ie otr.ymajs bliz-
sze ~objasnienia. 2 wyrazem szacun-
ku i powaaania: Franoissek A. Figler,
POI North ave., Winoenty Msieoki, 81
Warner ave., Jan Chrzanowski, sekr.
$40 Broadway.
- Niniejszem zawiadamism wsryst-
stkioh oslonk6w nalezacych do grupy
229 " Cleveland, O., ably sic stawili ma
posisd.enie jeneralne miesieozne " ha-
Ii .wykiyoh posiedseh, poniewa. many
waAne sprawy do zalatwienia. - N.
Brzeczkososki, prezes.
- Niniejs.em zawiadamiam braoi
Tow. sw. wojoieoha, gr. 25S " Cleve-
land. O., IL posied.enie pierws.ego
kwartalu odbedzie sic " niedziele lego
lipca o godzinie 2 70 poludniu " hall
zwyklych ~posiedzeh. Nieobecnost pod
pada karze.
korespondenoye uprasza sic adreso-
wac: S. Gasiorowski, Commercial str.
M. so. Milos6 i pozdrowienie. s. Ga
siorotoski, sekr. prot.
- Zawiadamiam wszystkioh osfon.
k6w Tow. kr6la Mieozysfawa I-go, gr.
l22 W Chicago, ably sic raozyli stawic
dnia 4 lipoa do hall zwyklyoh posiedzeh
o godzinie 8 m. 80 do wymarszu ma
wsp6lny piknik. Upraszam wszystkich
o stawienie sic, DO kt6ry z czlonk6w
sic NJ stawi, zsp4aoi jednego dolara ma
pomnik Kosoiusxki. = Mi&os6i pozdro-
wienie. +. Gacorski, sekr. -
-Zawiadamiam braci Tow. Jednosc,
or. PA " Chicago, ably raozyli sic sta
vic do hall OBJ. T. Nalepihskiego " So
bote d. Ago lipoa o gods. Sci rano ma
wymarsz pikniku naszego bohatera T.
Kosciuszki. Nieobeonosc podpada ka-
RE. - M. Biestek, sekr. prot.
- Zawiadamiam braci Tow. Gwiaz-
da, gr. 127 W Chicago, ably raozyli sic
stawic do hall .wyklyoh posiedzeh "
sobote d. Ago lipca o godz. Sci rano ma
wymarsz pikniku naszego bohntera T.
Kosciuszki. Nieobecnosc podpada ka-
re. M. Biestek, sekr. prot.
- Czlonkowie tow. Jana Koohaaow-
No. 1. " Chicago, winni sic sta
vic do sail posiedzeh " sobote 4 lipca
o godz. Sci rano " oelu wzieois udzia&u
W wymarszu na piknk Kosoiuszkowski.
takze, 1e obowia.kiem
katdego oz&onka jest przybyc ma posie.
.zenie tow. d. 9 BIN. poniewat bedzie
ozytana konstytucya. L. emiejkowski,
sekr.
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DOBRA ZASADA

Kazdy powinien sic trzymac tel do
brej sasady, ably, gdy podruzuje, po-
dro.owal kolejs zslazna najlepssa. Ola
tego, gdy kto Z Was ohce jeohaG do St.
Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, The Su-
perior, Ashland. Iron Towns, Fox Ri
Q Points, lub do innyoh punkt6w
C~entralnego Wisconsin,, MECH zawsze
bierze kolej Wisconsin Central. Ia
m6wienia ma specyalne wagony i inne
informacye udzielsjs ! przyjmujs sic "
miejskim ofsie, 204 Clark st. lub Grand
Central Passenger Station, prsy rogu
Fifth ave.. ! Harrison st. (31-12 98.)
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BROOKLYN, d. 20 ozerwoa 1896

BROOKLYN, d. 26 ozerwoa 1895.
Many zaszozyt prosic GAIA para6e sw.
Stanislswa X. ma piknik majacy sic cd.
bye d. 4 lipca rb. " Glandole Sohutzen
Park, L. 1. Zapraszamy wszystkie
tow. polskie beg wyjatku. Dooh6d
przeznaozony jedynie ma kosoi6{ nowy
polsko-rzymsko- katolicki W Brooklyn,
E. d. Is p~rzedmiot6w z~ostanie pu.
.szozonyoh ma lotsrye. Kaady ma row
ne szanse wygrania. Billet ko~sztuje
tylko 25o.
Budowe koscioia nowego juz rozpo.
oreto PREY briggs Humboldt ulio, a
zaPisany jest a parafe polska sw. Sta
nislawa Kostki W Brooklyn, Z. d.
Kreslimy sic z szaounkiem
W. Ja6sohski, prezes pikniku,
10 Ash str.
". Budaszeuski. sekr.
81 N. 7th str.
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W nastepnym tygOdniu lio.ba siuOha-
o.6w jes.oze sic powiekszy; najbar'
dzisj oiekawym i pooieszajaoym obie-
ouje bye ostatni wykaad . Polskiej hi
storji, " kt6rym prof. Siemiradski Pc,
ssara sic pr.edstawic obeony stan pol
skiej sprawy W Europe, ugrupowanie
~w.sjemny stosunsk stronniotw poll,
tyo.nyoh W starym kraju j widoki Pol
ski ma przyszaos6.
Milosc i pozdrowienie.
Polonus.
SouTH,BEND, % ozerwoa 1895 T.
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POdziekOwanie.

CHICAGO, d. 26go ozerwca 1895.
Niniejszem dziekuje publicsnie sean.
DIR. W. A. Kuf1ewskiemu IA u~leczenie
mel zony, Kstarzyny Opalewskiej. Przez
4 lsta DUO nawydawa&em pieniedzy ns
doktor6w ! spteki, choao ratowac ma
Zone Cierpiaia ona ma oborobe kobie-
cs az .sweswssem pomooy DIR. Kufew.
skiego i " 3 miesiaoe tente js jsk maj
lepiej wylecEyi, DO iona odtsd zdrows
jak ryba.
Rsdze ~wszystkim rodskom W razie
ohoroby udswsc sic do DIR. Kufewskie-
60.
Jan Opalepski, 057 w. IL utica.
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,,Pozary i ~Zgliszcza"

Ma aadanie og63u odbilismy jss.o.s
pareset eg.srplar.y pieknej powiesoi
p. I. nPoaary i zglis.oza'', kt6ra donna
IA niepamietnego powodzenia. Ponie-
wat o.esc egzemplarzy jest
ju. .am6wiona, pr.eto wszysoy, kt6r1y.
by j. chcieli j~eszcze nabyc, powinni
spieszy6 sic z zam6wieniem. Cena eg-
semplarza so Ct, kt6re przy zam6wie.
niu nadsela6 nsle.y pod adresem: M. J.
Sadowski, STA Noble Str, Chicago. M
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Zjazd ma ,,July Fourth"

Kolej zelazna sprzedawac bedzie
pred d. A lipoa tykiety W obie strony
IA POI Oeny do miejsc ws.ystkich ns
odleglosc ME wiecej nis 200 mil. Ty.
kiety sPrzedawane beds d. 8 4, dobrs
ma dzieh sprzeda1y, a powrotem do
bre do 9 lipca. WszystkiOh innyoh in.
formaoyi . ~gotowoscis udsiela kaadego
czasu: J. Y. CALLAHAN, Agent &C.
neralny, Ill Adams Str, Chicago, Ill.
(Nr. 115).
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Program ZIotu.

Sobotd I-gO Ste7pnsd.
Powitanie delegat6w i uozestnik6w
llotu prsez prezesa wv. Sok. Pol. W
hall Pulaskiego o godz. 9ej rano i roz-
Poc.eoie obrad majaoe na celu rozw0j
idei Sokolej W Ameryoe. Wstep vol.
ny.
Miedziela ego Ssespnia.
Wymarsz druzyn sokolich z bali Pu-
faskiego o godz. 8 rano ma wielka Wv
cieczke do Louisenhain parku, jedneeo
: nsjpiekniejszyoh parkow miasta Chi.
cago, polaczona z cwiozeniami wolnemi
wszystkich druh6w, uozni i uczenio
gniazd sokolioh, ma speoyalnie urzadzo-
nym boisku " tymte parku. Wstep
ID osoby % o., ola Tow. przybywaja.
oych do Parku in gremio, wolny.
PoniedziaSh $50 Sierpnia.
Walne zebranie Sokolstwa i polonii
" hall Puiaskiego o godz. z wiecz., ma
ktorem Przemawiac beda zaproszeni
mowoy o zasadaoh i oelach Sokolstwa,
Poozem nastapia cwiozenia druzyn So.
koiioh ma przyrladach, zakohozenie i
Pozegnanie uczestnik6w Zlotu. Wstep
wolny.
Ur.ad..jec powysszy Zlot ,,Zwiazek
Sokoiow Polskich" m jedynie ma oelu
wyka.ac szsrszej publioznosoi polskiej
Potrzebe Pozyteoznego 6wiczenia sic
ola d1iatwy j mlodziety naszej, hone
MIA sic " slime j karne zastepy sokole,
rozsiewajaoe braterstwo, jednosc i o.
swiate Pomiedzy Mani, dazao pr.ez to
DO wyswobodzsnia ojczyzny Z rak Ia
0 laskawe poparoie prosi W imieniu
wv. Sok. Pol. i drutyn sokolioh
Wydzia&.
. Uwaga. Speoyalne programy ma
kaady Z powytszyoh dni, umies.czone
.ostans " swoim czasie W ozasopismaoh
polskioh.
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II KOWALSKA.

Uczona praktyczna Akaszerka.
Polecs sic panied s~zanownych Polek, spo-
dziewajacych sic sisbosci. Troskliwa 1 u
miejetna opieka zapewnia sic. Unikajcie
rbab", udsjace akuszerki, kt6re lyle msjs
po.ecia o akuszeryi, lie wiki o astronomii.
sos 0Fallon Str, st. Louis, No.
TxLEroy 3tes.
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POszukiwanfe.

Msrysnns ssok possukuje swsgo ~.
ma Z pierwotnego m~a&.ehstws, Jana
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