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C Is quotations We're as follows;

t"our-Slow.
Wheat-.No. 2 spring 9iha9iss; No, 8
spring 5000; No. . red a5.s0a6ss
Corn-2sisM 29Is; yellow, No. asS, afa97s.
oats--No. 2 1875; No. white 23u-SIa; no.
white E. o. b. 22di22A.
liye--No, . 80,
ais, No. 2oGtSs,
E!aN seed--No. / .0Sat al o.
Timothy seed--Prime 2G5
Mess pork~-Per bbl.. S,lellS. Is.
l.ard-Per 100 lbs,. 4.42is.
short ribs sides--l Dose 5.0OSi5 80;
Dry saited northumberland 5Iait5s..
short clear sides Ba,xei 5lsaf55s.
gal. '''' PN'
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81. Louis Gruin Market.

81. Louis. September l5.--Flolr quiet
spot lover; No . red cash, elevator. 4, .
track a6iansS. No. hard. cash S7s,m9j.
september s6Isi December e6isua5ss: May
w, Corn futures easy lower; spot duh
and welk; No. cash, s7i.; septcnhtr IA
asked December asiSG2sii; May s2s., Oats
lntures quiet; spot steady; No. \ cash
elevator 20 bid; No. white %, Scptenhcr
~ bid December II; May ass, bid. RYE
lower ASH. Germ meal strong. /. 70sil. Ts
Bran dull and hover. sacked east track 40.
az mill S26i63. Flax seed steady, .0,I
Prime timothy seed 2.Gi Hay frm, in do
mind, Whisky Let. Cotton ties aud bag.
sing unchansed, Provisions steady and
unchansef Pork steady: standard moss
tQhb.ng new $50 old SEQ. Lar. prime
stesan 10y; choice a.S2s, Bacon BOXED
iots. extra short clear and ribs &. esih.
sn9rts 6.iS. Dry salt meais-loxed shouI,
dess ), 80; extra short clear and ribs &. 1sSs
snor,s S,2o. Receipts-,Flour none; wheat
INV. corn 10000 oats 5000. Shipments
1000, '''''''' oats
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COTTON MADE SMALL GAIN.
New York Closed Just Two Points
Higher.
A POOR RESPONSE TO LIVERPOOL.
Large Receipts Expected At Hous-
ton Caused some Of the Weak
ness-Spot Prices Today.
ONCE of The Post,

Houston, wednesday, september 10.
rHyarr al "a M IN halter than expected
,, "a ,,.,,ros .e.d
convincing Dolh spots anu iu'"'es 1V'N
The fo-esners sFe evidently giving more
heed 10 the repcrts of crop damage In the
-, -. .xA ,.,,, - 49,
oouioh peit' 'iN'ush the ac'ion vi 'e
Ameuican markets today may impress
,hem u,th the idea that there is no truth
y. -. wi, - No,r r,r.
l" s'cse seo's' Ne" .oih an.
leans advanced 5G6 points early IN the
session. h.st soon eased Off. closing only
- ,,,,,-,s, ,t,,br Than -vasterdav
Oh p''' - '"s"ei ''a"
Large ieceipta at ports today, expecta-
lions vi A heavy movement at Houston
- ,,.o,,,,.o ,,,,orro,y tho sa,b,ack m
anu eisen'e'e N'i'o' sNS
silver and the weakness OF the American
cotton markets at today's session form a
,,o,,a.,,, r1,,,.t,.,,.r ,h,t ,y c,nse n
e"'''" .o'ui'i''o-i '''a. '''', w,
lower Liverpool tomorrow. There Is
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New Goods
in i Car Lots.

CALIFORNIA; Canned Goods, East.
efn Canned Goods aud other aoods
bought before the advance lii prices
~ reca,xed on the cut rates of
Aptln9 - buy anything IL our
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WIRE AND NAILS

prices on carloads, St'e'"A
BARBED WlRE-(;,idden an, .. %
100 lbs; W.ukepnn &c higher Ia, ; sl'sy pet
Wire NAILS Rate 500 Der ker. al
vanees. lod, I'D and isd. &c; sd ana az ~,
g. and I'd. zoe; ID and Sd. SOC: al, "a. "a sd
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SAILED.
SIS We've Clark. Antwerp.
Ss I dwell. Barnes. Bremen.
50 Pitd. Ca seu, Liverpool.
IS Straits of S.rnda. Harper, Havre.
SIS Il ichIor. Kelly. ROTTERDAM.
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s. GleLyich. Holman. Swansea
SIS Conlal. Evans New York.
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PAINTS AND ous

Oll.-finsced, 10 bbls. raw iic: boile,i
.ee, Petroleum. water white. $50 test. IN
bbls, lac; q, cases si65; prime white. isn
test, w bhls lie: In cases. Si.l5. Rruitant
OIL. S7c; IN bbls,, .isc;. stove gasoline, In
SSaSss' SLIGO; In bbss. iic Eupion oil. in
icai pure, Nlo; castor oil, commercial. Sals,,
per dozen; turpentne. IN bhls, Ao' - 'as
WHITE LEAD-Strictiy pure. saasr
standard white lead. 4iac '""NS'
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s,ARINE INTELLIGENCE.

r,rt Of Galveston, September Is.
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The following are the CLOSING ,,o,o,,
Tor cotton on ;he spot today at the leadina
markets. together with the closing of mid
ohhg yesterday. with today's sales
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NEW oRLRANA

Good fat beeves, fat cows any
scarce ard In demand; TAT CO..
yearlings active and firm.
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Snow ENrERPRtsE.-Messrs s. P.
Acitee & Bro. are not satisfied with
simply doing well, they aspire to do
much better; in fact, they want to
attain rs near perfection as possible
in their line of husiness. To accom-
plish this end they contemplate es
tablisiing in the neal future a stenm
bakery, and propose t. tnrn on a
quality If bread which will be equal
to the best which can be turned ont
anywhere.
In this they certainly show the
right kind Of enterprise.
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THE OBSERVER SAYS:

That the unvarnished truth spoken
~seasonably is saluatroy to commuDi-
ties as well as To indi yiduals.
That it is an undeniable fact that
the spoken truth semet.m IS lacerates
the feelings worse than slanderous
words ; but that consideration is not
a sufficient Reason for retaining from
utteriDg the truth when the general
welfare demands it.
That, if in the observations and
comments which may appear from
time to time under this heading. there
should be anything to wound the tender
feelings of ON representative reader,
he OF she will please bear IN mind that
The OBSERVER a and intends
nothing personal To any one. but aims
simply to strike at human foibles.
faults and vanities III general, with a
view To subserve the general good.
That with this little preface, The
OBSERVER hopes to always maintain
cordial relations with the readers of
the SENTINEL. albeit the observations
and comments herein iet;ed down
may not always meet Will, their APP
prevail.
That this little city IS all right and
is slowly but surely improving.
That the song of tire hammer and
saw is now heard in various quarters.
telling of the march of improvements.
That it needs more enteFprislpg
business men than the few it has,
That its merchants could accomplish
much more for themselves and the
general welfare. if a better esprit de
corps prevailed among them.
That it would mt be a bad idea tn
estabiisa a kind al board Of trade In
order To bring the merchants together
aud let them get better acquainted
with each other, and adopt some
plan for promotion of their common
good.
That no town Was ever built m and
made great aud prosperous b, the
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Rev. Father Savoure of Bretagne
~(Franeel. Pastor of Chenai. was the
guest Of Rev. Father Dubourg the
greater part of the week. He preach
ed the retreat To the children who
were preparing for their first commu-
MON, and also preached the sermon at
high mass OF Ascension day.
Messrs. Charlie Daspit and Julian
Blum with Miss Rosa Blum, came
from Houma last Thursday; the tor
mel on a bicycle and the two last on a
tandem, having made the trip in one
and a half hours They spent a pleas
ant day with friends and returned
home IN the Afternoon promising to
etufa again N the near future.
Mr.. A. 5. Richard was in town this
week. Mr.. Richard who had just gone
into sugar planting with Mr.. LeBrun,
had the serious misfortune Of having
his crop destroyed by the waters ei
the Babin He and Mr.. lie
Brun had succeeded in tishtin. the
water until last week. " Ell such "A
break in tiieir leyee occurred that all
hopes OF say sug the ciop Mas lost.
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Gloomy, Hopeless Life
internal Pains Lame, Tired, fer
vous Every Bad Symptom Cured
by Hoods Sarsaparlfia.

"For nearly five years l suffered with
a severe case OF stomach trouble. i had
pains in my stomach and bowels so that /
could not stand OF Tork without great
suffering. Ny appetite was very poor and
when / did eat anything / was shortly
afterwards seized with vomiting spells. /
could not rest at night and felt lame ard
tired all over. | became nervous and had
no energy whatever. My life seemed
gloomy and hopeless. My husband ad-
vised me to take Hoods Sarsapariiia, as
he had been taking j. with great bene-
used. / began taking it and the first bot
tie did me a great deal of good. | con-
tinued with it regularly and have now
almost fully regained my natural weight
and am doing nearly all my Homework"
Mrs. KINDA CRocKER, Gladstone, Ala.
my blood was out Of order and / had
no energy. After taking two bottles of
Hoods Sarsaparilla | felt better than for
a year" MARION w. SMITH, Collins
vile, Ala bama.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold by druggists.
81, six for IS. Be sure to get Hoods.
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constant chickering's and petty iralan-
si-s of ITS ia, rcilants aud ~intiatuIaats.
hat The ~nB>kHyER will not Say
t:,at The merchants ought to ,ise ,..... e
printers ink than they do, for fear of
heins charged with an attempt to
banst up the newspapers of the town /;
but IT Is ne~yertheiessan incontroveitI.
hlr fact that nothing tends more to
further mercantile business and TO
push a town forward along The road
of progress and prosperity THAI inIi
cions advertising 10y lis merchants
aud business n,en.
Iiist as patent as is this fact. there
are many PERSONS, iepated sensible
and wide awake business men, who
seem 70 be too dull of apprehension to
comprehend IL. or If cnmprehending
1t, too neglectfal OF their own interests
to take advantage of il.
That our little city is now NJ der
going the thToes of the bic. Gle craze
and full many II blaomiug dude and
a b'ushing maid could tell, if they
wof, of stunning throws on the hard,
hard earth.
That blcycle-tiding is all right for
The boys but some OF them ought To
Practice IN private. or in the dark of
tfir moon, before venturing in public.
That the girls mar think it is tx
illilfatihg fnn spinning the wheel, and
ORsERER sayetll not to the con
tfafy, but an astonished masculine
public, usually c~ongregated on tle
street corners, passeth many remarks
as sweet sixteen st,ifbetil by.
That many think that, if the fair
sex will gn awlieeling, a~tficyel. would
be more becoming than the bic,cle.
aEd cerfaiBly less productive of un-
comfortable falls, but this, however,
be simply a matter of opinioh. about
which The OBSERVER undertakes not
to decide.
That the bicycle shop seems to be
dong a smashing business, and the
owner of it deserves the thanks of
"blke' lovers for having introduced
the innovation in our midst.
That the Smashing business is not
confined to the landlord alone. but
many OF the renters sometimes go
invoinntafily into it, to the landlords
great disgust.
That this brings these observations
ana comments To an end, for the pres
emf, and TIE OBSERVER hopes no one
who has read them will need a macni-
1ying glass to zee and appreciate their
merit. As the occasion furnishes
material far s.ahserpatioas and ON
menfs,' and the spirit moverh, THE
OBSERVER will again speak to the rea,
ders of the SENTINEL.
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4 pleasant Progressive Euchre par
7 was gwen Wednesday evening ut
tAe Empire Hotel. al which many of
eai best young society people were
present. and active participants.
Those present enjoyed themselves
FesE much and pronounce the party a
great social success.
The prize winners were Mr.. Walter
ahlth, gentlemen's first prize. Miss
bs'tha Nsqnin. ladies' first prize I;
~. Francis l.. Knobloch drew the
@ohy and Miss Della Olson, the
ialles' consolation prize.
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Ascension day was celebrated with
unusual grandeur ithis year at st.
Joseph's church. 1t was the occasion
of the first communion of q great
Number OF the children Of that con-
gregation, and of course. the cerema-
ny was most interesting for the pa
rents of the happy children as we'll
MS for the children themselves.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. Adam Bourgeois visited Hon.
ma last Tuesday.
Mr. clas Bourgeois, recently visited
the Crescent City.
we regret to learn that Miss Myra
Frost Is on the sick list.
Mr.. Lewis Continent is in town on
a visit to his family.
Miss Bridget Douc Get has returned
from n visit to Jeanerette.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ben Foret of Lock.
port We're III town this week.
Mr. A. W-issentiianner made a bus
mess trip tn the Crescent CITY.
Mrs. w. e. Lowe of New Orleans ia
visiting Mr.. ard Mrs. Jos. Bernhard.
Miss Tillie Loeb. of Morgan CITY. is
mere op II visit to relatives and friends.
Mr.. Roddph Bergeron and mother
Of Napoleonville were in town last
Sunday.
MIR. Adolph Hennemaan of New Or
leans Is in town the guest of MRS.
Emma Lambert.
Mr.. w. Webre left last Sunday for
Jeanerette where lie will open up a
confectionery shop.
Misses Olive Continent and Bertha
Naqnin visited friends ic Labadieville
last Wednesday.
Miss Clara Binnincs is hon e again
after a pleasant week spent with
friends in Terrebonne.
Miss Florence Levy, of Donaldson
vile, is e~nlivenipg the home of her
sister, Mrs. Leon Blum.
MIR. l.. j. Trone took a trip to New
Orlerns last Saturday t o hear the
celebrated Mexican Baud.
MIS-. E. Beauvais, of Selrievel.
aftir n short s%ajourn in the Crescent
City. returned home this week.
Miss Nora Long is spending this
week with her sister on Rebecca
plantation. Terie b ,nne Parish.
Mrs. W. A. Thornton returned last
Friday froBi a short but pleasant visit
te Mrs. II. c. Plfarr at Berwick.
Mr.. Norman Boudreanx of Houma
was here last Saturday on a visit to
his brother Ilsley. Of Frost's Hotel.
Miss Elda Harmon, of Opelausas
snent the week in town, the guest al
Mrs. Schuyler Hebeit and daughters.
Mrs. E. 4. Hotard is in town, the
gnest of her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Theophile Thibodaux, of Canal
Steet.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Dalferes of Belle
Rose were in town last Sunday. on a
visit to Mrs. c. Arena. Mrs. Dalferes's
mother.
Rev. Father Tessier, of the church
of our Lady Of Prompt Suecor, was
the guest of Rev. Father Dubourg last
Thursday.
Mr.. Charles Godchaux. of New
Orleans, was here last Saturday on
business connected with the Raceland
plantation.
Prof. Argence and wife are a recent
acquisition To our population. having
moved into town from their down the
bayou home.
Mr.. Alphonse Gande a prosperous
farmer of the 4th ward living a few
miles above Lockport was here last
Wednesday.
Hon. E. A.. 0'Sullivan, of New
Orleans, stopped over here last Mon
day on his way to N~apoleonville TO
attend Cont.
Mrs. w. C.. Thomas of Magnolia
plantation. Bayou Black, visited our
town last Monday, the guest Of Mrs.
s. A. Bindings.
We regret to have TO chronicle the
fact that Mr.. Felix Richard is on the
sick list. We hope he will soon re-
cover his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Molaison, an
estimable young couple of this town
quietly celebrated their tenth marriage
snnive.say yesterday.
Mrs. E. p. Wadsworth of Patterson
is visiting her mother Mrs Ludger
Bereeron. of President street having
arrived last Tuesday. fae4f
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After several months spent with
relatives in New Orleans, Mrs. John
Williams is at home again to the
delight Of her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Blanchard. and
their little daughter, Jeanne, of Laba-
dievilie, were the guests this week of
Cant. John NJ. Walsh and family.
Judge Alex. NJ. Folse. of Raceland.
visited Tiiibodaux last Saturday. The
iudce looked rs hail and hearty as
ever. notwithstanding that he is M
of the flood sufferers.
Messrs. Ed. Chameleon, Emile
Hehelt. Ed Blanchard, Chas. Gilbert
and a NJ. Roger and a Mr.. Ancoin.
ali af N~apaleonv1lle spent the day IN
onr little City last Sunday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas Pierson, aud
Mrs. Henry Pierson. all of New Orleans.
are spending sometime in our little
CITY with relatives. They have come
ia the country for the benefit Of Mr..
Persons health.
Mr.. Adniplle False, CT Raceland,
was here last Saturday and in CONVEX
sation with him We learn that he was
about to accept a position of overseer.
in the parish of st. Mary. Mr.. Folse
will move over soon into st. Mary.
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We are indebted To AR. Louis Blum,
The enterprising Insurance Agent, for
lhe latest copy of the New York News
Letter. an interesting life insurance
publication.
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ESTkAY NOTICE.

one black mare mule about IL hands high
branded thus s. little white 'pe' on
right side.
,1euerty and paying all costs on keeping
masrwise the said mule will be III in 80
aays TO pay costs.
j. p. and. ward Parish of Lafourche.
Nsy 18th 1897.
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Messfs. Tetreau aud Lefort came
near sustaining a heavy loss by fire
iasi Tuesday nigh. Tie bedding IN
The stableI's room at their livery stable
caught lire. and Mt one time a serious
disaster was threatened.
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NOTICE.

Fesire to inform my former Clients.
,.,anas md the public generally. that / have
.ssrmed practice at Lockport and would
.ascttuliy solicit a liberal share of their
patronage \ oprn NJ
enfieen Rossi House.
Lockpart. La.
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Asweet little girl came to bless the
bone If Judge aud Mrs. N. It. Bourg
during the week. Congratulations in
order.
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Last Tuesday "a courier came post
basic from Central Station, Terre-
aobnp, to call Dr.. j. HI. Fleetwood TO
the bedside Of Mrs. Dr.. E. P. Thiho-
danx who was taken critically i'll. We
earned since that the good lady WAS
much better.
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Mr. ard Mrs. Espenan have had the
misfortune to see their little boy snraiE
his arm. The little fellows injuries
w-re at once attended 10 and h. is
now doing rs we'll as can be expected
under the circumstances
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Mrs. Espenan has moved from her
former home on Green street tn th
corner Of Short and Marrow streets,
over the canal, where those needing
Der services may find her at all times.
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A report obtains here since a day or
tsnIhst IN excursion is coming here
tomorrow from New Orleans but we
have not been able TO verify il.
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Tie construction of the Lafourche
Bark building was begun last Monday
nhder the supervision of Architect
Frederick. whose plan was adopted.
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Congratulations are in order at the
home tf Mr.. and Mrs. George Jeffries
On the advent of "A fine boy.
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NOTICE.

an persons having claims against the sue
,s.sjen # Francois stI.ean, deceased. vii
L., e pltsrnt same I" Edward 7. Roberts
isaiuis,rator. or to Thomas A. Badeaux, at
.,rey Of said succession.
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We learn that the ball given by the
young men of Thibodaux in Tabor's
Hall proved a grand success.
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Just try n 10c. box of Cascarets, the
finest liver aud bowel regulator ever
made.
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Mrs. E. p. Wadsworth of patterso
is visiting her mother Mrs Ludge
Berneron. of President street hayin
arrived last Tuesday.
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Mrs. E. 4. Hotard is in town, Il
gHest of her parents, Mr.. aud Mr.
T~heophile Thibodaux, of Can
Steet.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-25
X.

Poznym wieororem drwonek pocrtowy kolatai monotonnie ma
pustym trakoie.
z6lizsi sic kuirrece ma prom.urgiski wres.cie umilh. Po-
droany zatrzymas woznice op'aoii go odprswi.
Zsuisst jednsk udsc sic "a rzeke, skrecl " box boczns drogs
rusEys W strone Poswicia. Kseayc W pelni wyp&ynsi pa pogcdne
niebo ciekswie " twsrz mu zsglsdsA. Wedrowiec, jskby sic
w"ydzh swistls, nssunsflns oczy czspke kryi sic " cieh drew
krakow, otsczsjscych drotyue. Ma szelest ksady nsdstawisl uoba
nisufoie; srsdi, jsk ,iOdusj I'm bisej dworu, tenn krok jsgo sta.
vt sic aywssym, ruch kstdy ostrosniejsrym; kilka ra.y stausi
Jskby sic Iawrccic msf, jsdnskzs POI chvili nsmysiu dstyi dalej.
silniejsrs 'oadf nsd zsstsoowienie .byis cbe6, 90 go niosia " ts
strone ME do domu - W noe giucbs
U psrksnu ogrOdOwego zstrzymsi sic znowu. Cie6 drew o
kryi go 1upe'nis. Ucbyla osspki stari pot . czois. Prrsr se Sc
kunde ksiesyO naspokeR swa!oekswosc, DO ssjrzs} W posepne ocry
Marka C1sr'"snai mu'ns. srsbrns jasnosds jsgo Oemne Ostrs
yy.
Czego on tn chciai, " ten acknowledgment 'przez sic PoswioiuP
Me potrnebows tn wscse, jak negdys: kmisi .sws rsgrode byi
wolny.
kuks'z Oral, gdyby 60 spotksi Z .tymIwyrsasm niepoSoju /
tssknoty, Z jakim s.ed', mogibylpowtorsyc to 90 on mu m6wl M
utyskiwanis: ,Mssr csego Ohciaiss'l Ale Lukssss ME byio, q