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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-28
Toys. TOYS.

Well, Dolls for little girls is the prin-
cipal toy, and We have very nice Dolls.
with hair. jointed, pretty eyes, at sc;
longer Dolls, jointed, at 10c; indestruc-
table Dolls, S inches long. with gown
and ruffie, at l0c: kid body. bisQue
head, hair. at 15c. All prices in jointed
Dolls. A lovely Doll, IA inches long. at
25c: a large dressed Doll at 25c; very
fine kid body Dolls from 25. so, IS cts.
81 and 1.25. / have about 100 Dolls that
l brough Owe from last season that /
will sell at half price. Dolls, "a inches
long, kid body and bisQue head n
hair, worth $1.00, now It soc; worth
Soc, now Csc. We have all kinds OF
Toys-Pianos at %. so. IS cents and 81.
Skin covered Horses and Carts, Milk
Wagons, Drays, Delivery Wagons, at
prices, from 25c to s1.50. A B c Blocks.
Picture Blocks. Doll Carriages, from
%, so cents, SIPS and $3.50; Express
Wagons, so and Is cents: fine large
Express Wagons, iron axle, with seat,
at $1.00. Tea Sets, in China, from 10c
to $1.50; a set OF China Cups and Sau-
GERS for 10c; metal Tea Sets from 10 to
% cents: Japan Tin Sets at Csc. FUR
niture-Bureaus, Beds, Cradles, Chairs.
Horses, Swings, all prices. from 25c to
$1.00. Tables, Stoves, Iron Trains,
Hook and Ladders, Trucks, Guns. All
kinds OF children Santa Claus. We
want your Christmas trade and stand
ready to divide the profit at all times,
with you.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-28
Clothing.

i handle Clothing for everybod. prices
to suit. Should you need a new suit,
cometo us for It. / paid the spot cash
for my stock and got the fun discount
and can and will sell Clothing as cheap
and cheaper than anybody. / sell
suits from $500 to $1,000. Boys suits
from 75c to $50; Youths suits from
1925 to $500. sizes from IA TO ~ years
old Underwear for Children. Ladies'
and Men. Some CVhildren and Ladies'
Union suits to close out, will sell for
% 40 cents a suit.
Remember TO get your card punched
so you can get you a new chair by
Christmas. / have a nice line on hand
now 10 fill your rider. Bring the card
and get for a $25 purchase a nice Chair.
Book Case or Table; with a so pur-
chase have your picture enlarged: with
a SIS purchase a nice Oak Table: with
a s. purchase / will give a nice Silver
Plated set of Spoons. Bring your card
and get it punched and buy your goods
at the right place and at the right
price. We do a cash business and
want the cash trade It Wilmington
Big Racket Store. on Front Street, OPP
posite the Orion Hotel.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-28

grinding ten penny nails into powder.
As Is too we'll known to be men
tone here, Messrs, GarreH & Co.. are
the largest wholesale and retail fresh
e dealers in OUT city. Mr.. GarreH
tells us that the refuse of their slaught-
er house which has been going t waste
for twenty five years, is now worth $40
a day. Not a scrap goes to waste, not
Eve the horns and hoofs. Near the
factory is the slaughter house. and
when h cattle are killed the blood
runs n watts, and every head and
every waste piece Of flesh, etc.. is saved
to be worked up into fertilizer. The
blood is carted to the factory and by
Means CT a steam heated dryer. il be-
comes as dry as sand IN from twenty
five to forty minutes and it is then
ready to go into the fertilizers. The
heads, bones, and other parts OF the
cattle are boiled, the grease is saved in
barrels n shipped to soap factories in
the north. and h liquor, bones and
flesh remain to be utilized in the fer
tilizer factory where they are ground
and manipulated. Messrs. Carroll &
Co.. kill about 100 cattle a week. and
besides utilizing the refuse from them,
they have a contract with the city to
deliver to them all the dead horses,
dogs and other animals that are TO be
hauled out OF town by n sanitary
corps. Yesterday we saw the remains
of a dog and a buzzard going into the
great cauldron to be used as fertilizer.
The factory at present is operated by
a thirty horse power steam engine but
the plant will sOon have TO be doubled
or perhaps more extensively enlarged.
Mr.. Carroll tells us that he taught on
to this feature OF his business from a
visit to the great slaughter houses Of
Chicago n st. Louis. and other vest
ern cities.
In concluding this article, we may
state that all together the volume of
Aessrs. Carroll & Cos business last
year amounted to the pretty sum of
$120, 600 as shown by their books.
The plantation is connected with the
city by telephone.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-28

There are unpleasant reports from
Cuba as to the conduct of the insur-
gents. 1t is said they are hanging
emmisaries Of the Spaniards who are
sent out to offer autonomy to the peo-
pie OF the island. They do this as a
necessary self protection. The killing
of the aide of the Spanish commander
is much censured. But it will be a good
way ito put yourself in their place"
before condemning sweepingly the
hanging of the tools Of the Spanish au-
thorities. If they can SOW the dragons
teeth of discord among the ignorant and
badly Informed common soldiers in the
Cuban ranks, who may be Wearying of
wal and longing for peace, the whole
sup~erstructure of Cuba's hopes might
be completely undermined and destroy
ed. SO, it may he, General Gomez has
resolved upon a Sterner war of repreS-
sion, and he may have resolved to weed
out all attempts to SOW the seeds of
discomfort among his soldiers and the
people at home. The Houston Post,
llIS uuc SPludllol III NuOds per
tinently and intelFigently says:
''The patriot generals who SO much
better know the weakness of Spain
and the hollowness of it's promises of
reform, are more capable OF judging
OF VIII at is to the present interests of
Cuba than are the common soldiers at
their command. Gomez knows that
Cuba has virtually won it's fight, but
he knows too that it is easy to sow
d~issension in the ranks Of worn and
hungry soldiers and hat extreme
measures are justified 10y the great
prize at stake and the peculiar exigen-
cies Of the situation. No great battle
for freedom has ever been won without
finding among the patriots those who,
like the hosts that followed Moses
through the wilderness, sigh continu-
ally for the flesh pots of their old mas
ters."
General Gomez is not known as a
cruel soldier OF the Weyler bad tpye.
He is brave, self-reliant, n apa
BILE, and he no doubt understands the
situation, and is moving in all he does
for the final success of his armies and
the deliverance of his people from the
cruel Spanish yoke. May he succeed.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-28
Shoes.

Should You need a nice pair OF Shoes.
come TO us. We carry a Dig stock and
can and do. sell the best Ladies' Dom
COLA, Patent Tips, Ladies' Shes In the
city for Sl.00. Mems Calf Skin Shoes,
nice stock, at $500 and $3.50. Russet
and Tan. nice Kid Shoes. at $500.
Boys Spring Heel. Dongoia Lace
Shoes, best goods, at $l.00 a pair. Mems
Brogans, solid. high cut. Creedman's,
at 80 cents: low cut. solid Shoes, Bro
gans, at IS cents: Pebble Polish. good
honest Shoes, at So cents. Ladies' very
fine Shoes at $3.50. $500 and S2.25. a
job in Ladies' Shoes. honest goods,
small sizes, one pair of n kind. to close.
at so cents. Shoes l sold for 800 to
$500 a pair, now SO cents.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-28
PAKDDNS

Petitions to pardon criminals Ear be
obtained in North Carolina, signed by
hundreds, and the villains may be Of
the most red-handed kind. There is a
mania existing and affecting thousands
Of people to sign all manner of petit
tons. We have heard of fellows sign
ing for both sides just as We have
heard Of some lawyers taking fees on
both sides. Petitions ought not to be
always regarded by governors as real
ly expressive of sane public sentiment
nor as evidence Of the Innocence OF Gull
prits. The more We see and read OF
the folly of giving the ~pardoning pow
err to one frail man., and Is has been
the case afOretEme, to a very weak and
ignorant a the more it is to be con-
demned as an anomaly and a disgrace
to the intelligence Of North Carolinians.
Public safety, the righteous and faith
full execution of law, n the proper
punishment of criminals depend Upon
wiping out forever such a very unwiSe
and dangerous and supreme power
now placed in the hands Of a very fall
lible mortal subject to attacks Of in
tense self-will and bitter partisanship.
When judges who preside, and state
solicitors who prosecute, and juries
who have and try. all unite in asking
the governor to undo what has been
very badly and unjustly done by pardon
ing criminals duly sentenced, then The
Messenger is not inclined to censure or
complain Of a governor for yielding to
such ~entreaties. particularly il he is no
lawyer and cannot know better.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-28
THE MONUMENT TO VANCE

RCOPIC VI D0LCOA1Ot AdtS 6u1oWu
real appreciation and admiration, as
well as state pride, in undertaking to
erect a suitable monument to one OF
the greatest of North Carolinians as
Senator Zebulon Baird Vance. The
laying OF the cornerstone at Asheville
on the 2nd inst, with proper r
monies. Strange to say. the address
was delivered by a clergyman Of the
north, a stranger to our people. Did
he know personally the inustrious
North Carolinian? We would ave sup
posed that some lifetime friend and
native North Carolinian would have
been chosen to perform suc an Of
flee. But there may be pressing
and circumstances OF which VIE are
not informed, that led to the selection
Of Rev. DR.. Swope, instead Of one who
had a clear knowledge of the qualities
and virtues and services OF the great
commoner. The Messenger is indeed
gu atified that the monument is to be
IN"1C "a IL VAL ~ ApDOAA ~Ao AINAho
1t is to be Of granite, and We hope
the granite of North Carolina May st
long stand an incentive to youth n
a memorial Of one who was as faithful
and true to his native North Carolina.
under whose soil his perishable re-
mains repose until the final awakening,
as the needle OF the mariner is faithful
to the pole. It is a good thing for any
people to have memorials
rative of greatness, whether in tented
field or civic life. The noble Vance
won his fame i'm the former in execu-
tive office, in the fiery days Of war, in
great services rendered to his trusting
and admiring fellow country7nen
through a period OF more than thirty
five years. He never failed North Car
DINA in the most critical period, and
alike in defeat as in triumph. We knew
him well. He had many and singular
gifts, and he never flashed in the pan
under any crisis of fate when brave
IlCdltS III olIOuS dI1AlS "C1C 1ACCOcd.
1t is we'll surely to honor such a man,
quite human under some aspects, but
a true. virile, v~eracious. noble man at
bottom, under Whatsoever test he
might be subjected to. He had great
sympathies as we'll as true courage.
He might nave said Of himself with
, truth
write me, then,
! AS one who loves his fellow man."
The brave heart is still. The strong
bow is unbent. The tongue OF elo-
| Quence and power is silent. The strong
beam is broken. The wise man is for
ever gone. Who comes to take his
place, either in the hearts OF in the
councils Of his people?
'.Ah, who shall lift the magic wand of
power,
And the lost clue regain?
The unfinished window in Aladdin's
tower
Unfinished must remain"
What is the prospect Of the once
talked of monument for Vance at Ra-
leigh? How appropriate and apprecia-
tive it would be for a statue OF him to
he placed ut the west front OF the sim
pie, but striking, capital facing the
section of the state in which he was
born and where he is buried.
-
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-28

One Minute Cough Cure cures quick
". That's what you want. r. h Bel
Fanny.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-28
HOME FOLKS.

The insane asylums of the state are
crowded with unfortunate inmates.
Great as is the number now we sup
pose that hundreds remain in the coun-
ties as yet uncared for. For the peo-
pie of a state to be heavily burdened
by criminals is an aff1iction and a
curse, but to provide for the MAIN
a and treatment of the Sorely
Smitten of roc is a virtue and should
fbe a pleasure. What a relief to the
tax ~-burdened it would be if there Were
no murderers, no burglars, no rogues,
no incendiaries, to be tried, convicted,
punished sometimes, and pardoned. It
would be a great saving to the state.
The court houses and magistrates courts
would be empty for the most part.
But, then, what would become of the
mu,titudinOuS lawyers?
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-28
SOON old SANTA CLAUS

Will be on full dress parade. going
from house to house. carrying presents
to the little people. He has made my
store his headquarters this a and
he welcomes the letters from the chill
dren. telling him what they want Come
and get your selections before he has
bought them all.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-28
Hats and Caps.

Should you need n nice Baby Cap. or
Hood, Boys and Girls Caps. Mems
Hats. Ladies' Hats. before Christmas.
come and see US. We have a nice line
OF new Hats just received. that we can
sell from -. 81 and so cents: Sailors.
narrow backs. bell crowns. an all
kinds. We trim all Hats free when
you buy the Hat and material from US.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-28
HandkerchiefS.

We have just received a big lot Of
Xmas Handkerchiefs for the Christ
mas trade We have nice embroider-
ed Handkerchief at 5, 10, 10 and 25 cts;
Silk Handkerchief at Is, 25. 80 and
so cents; Children Cotton Handker-
chiefs at 2. 4 and 5 cents; Ladies' and
Gents Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, at
5 and 10 cents; Linen Handkerchiefs at
% cents.
A. big reduction in
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-28
CapeS.

luctiOn in
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-28

Cloth Capes at sc.e5 and ESQ. Bead
Trimmed. better quality, lovely goods.
at S2sS. We are selling a big lot "
Cloaks. OF all kinds and at all prices.
from $l.00 to $500.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-28

We are selling Silk Plush Capes for
next week at s2.9S; our $500 line at
$4.25; our Flannel Fur Trimmed
Double Capes, full size. grey, at 1925:
black at $3.50; Velvet Trimmed Beaver
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-28

The Washington Messenger copies
from Our Raleigh letter to correct an
error in regard to the flag of the
Fourth Regiment. 1t says, and we
most willingly copy, for Captain David
M. Carter, afterwards Colonel, was a
close friend of this writer. We were
in the same class for two years al
Lovejoy's Raleigh Military Academy
in 1S45-46, and afterwards at the Uni
versity of Month Carolina. We hold
him and the late Colonel Edward Ora
ham Haywood, to have had the high
est, most capacfous minds Of any stu
dents with whom we were at school.
Both were in the same class at Love-
joys, General Junius Daniel was also
in the class. Our Washington con-
temporary says:
The flag was presented by the la
dies OF Washington to Company E.
Captain Carter), and was by them
priced very highly-so much SO that it
was secreted in a knapSack in the bag
gage train;i was never placed on a
staff, nor never used in battle. The
flag was not captured at the battle Of
Sharpsburg but was taken the day be-
fore at South Mountain with the rest
OF the baggage, the property Of Com
pany E. Messers. W. L.. Powell and
Thomas H.. O'Merry, members Of Com
pany E. gave US the above facts. VIZ
trust the apers OF the state will cor
rect. the statement. Neither was the
regimental flag captured at Sharps-
burg"
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28

SJ obOI .eHe nv obkQS " - ON n N
sssl ma rsmionach. '
Kt6i ty jestesf - .apytai ksisae.
Jsstem ksplanks twojs siuzebnioa, q prryslal mnie Dan
Dagon, azebym wyPioszyia twoj gniew ma niego.
jake potra6sz to zrobicf
- o tax" siadz tutaj mowii4 - sadowisc 90 ma fotelu -
"a stane ma Paloach, azeby zrobic sic wy4sss, anitei tw6j pniew /
lynn szaiem' ktory jest Poswieosny, bede odpedzais cd oisbie 1le
duohy"-A kyssl" q kyss!", sseptala, ta6czsc W ko{o Ramze.
sa.- Mech mole re,e zdejms ponurost L wiosow twoioh .. mech
mole Pooafunki Prsywroos jasne spojrrente oO.om twym.. MECH
kyszi a kyszl.. on ME VASE, ale moi. Miio1 posr.ebnis takiei
ciszy, re wobeo niej nswet gniew must umilkns6..
Tshcase, bawiis sic wiosami Rsmzesa, obejmowsis 90 z a szv.
je, calowais " oozy. WresIoie zmecsona siadia u nop kse oa. / g.
Pariszy glove ma Jego kolsnsch, bystro przypauywaia mu sic, dy
sac roschylonemi ustsmi.
Jus ME gniswss. sic ma twego siuge D.gonaf.. szepta.
"a giaszosso twars ksieoia.
Ram.es ohciai il poCaiowac W usts, leo. .srw.aa sic . jego ko.
Ian ueiekia wolajso:
- o ME, ME moznal
DlaczegoY
Jsstsm dziewios ~kap,anks wielkisj bogiui Astsrty.. Mu.
sissbys bardso koohac czoic m ~ opiekunks, MIN byioby' ci wolro
pocsiowsc mne.
A tobis wolno2.
Mnis ws.ystko wOlno, DO ja jesem ksp,.nks pr.ysisg,sm
zsobowac czystoscf
Wieo poooaes tn przyssiaf
Rozpedzc gniew tw6j. Zrobilam to oIchodse. Bsdz
sdrow .awsse dobryi" dodaia z prrsjmujsoem wsjrsenism.
Gdsie mieuksssf" jsk sic nssywaszY.. pytal sic ksisse.
Nazywam sic Piesscsota, . miessksm - Ehl DO 90 nam
m6wicf Jsssoss ME predko ~przyjsdzissz do mic.
Skinss rsks sniksa, . ksisAs jsk odursosy, ME ruszyi sic 3
fotslu. Gdy sst Pc ohwiIi wyjrsl oknem sobscsyl boRa,s lsEsy
ks ksors ostsrsj Nubiycycy ssybko niesi v sssoce Mia.
Ranseq ne aa6owA odshsdseesj: sdsivHs n - - parvon.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28

Z"dczna czese sekretarzy gr,.p spia-
sko'cych ma zacyczaj ,cysyfania PICNIC
dry "a rstepne, odznaki ftp. cd no
a'ych czfonk6r przy ,cysefaniu aplika-
~ Jesao zryczaj niepraktyczny
Easda grupa zriqzko,ca (dop6ki su-
spendo'cdnq ME jest ma kredyt ., biz.
re Rzgdu Centralnego. Wo6ec tego
'~eAretdrze z opfatq nstepnego "a nouycI
ezfonkdw porinni sic cstrzymac do
p6ty, dopdki ME otrzymajq rachunku
OF s~ehretarza jenerdlncgo. My o M
ezem ME zopomniemy, PREY rypisy,ea-
niu cyrhuldrzd o TO o6acy niemo.
Gdy zas sekretarz otrzyn,a cd mas cyr-
tuldrz 4 rachunkiem) i gdy sac pre-
fond, &c rdchunek ten zgadzd sic 2 .jsgo
~es'qakdmi, po,cinien przesfae ma rece
sdsyera ZW. ". p. tyle, lie ten rachu-
rek cykazuje - ami mniej, ami ,oiecej.
6dy zaproDadziray ten porzqdek rag
IA za'csze, miejsca mice ME 6edq te
pozorne niedokSadnoSci. kt6re uielu
'e1retdrzom grup spae ME pozndlqjq,
a nam przez TO oszczsdzicie pano,cie
.oieie czasu. - SKKR. JENERALNr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28
XIII.

Wyoiso.ki nsstePoy tronu Podets " oelu o~dkryoa kapians,
kt6ry OcalR sare, a kieOiu ud.iell porady prawnej, miaiy nieooue
kiwany resultat.
Kspaan ME .nas.i sic, natomisst misd.y egipskiem chop
stwem sao.esy o Ramsesie krsy6 legendy.
Jakis ossowisk Payw.i wieczorsmi ode wsi do wi " drobnem
oz6lenku opowisdal chlopom, as nastepoa tronu uwolnl ludz,
ktory m I a naPad ma jego dom, groaiiy ~LoPslnis. Opr6o. tego .ii
urzednika, kt6ry cd ch3opow choial wydoby6 niesprawiedliwy po-
dstek. Dodawai W kohcu nie1nsDy o~zlowiek, ie ksiaze Rsmsss
snajduje sic pod ~szczeg6lns opieks boga Amons Z pustyni .aohod
nisj, kt6ry jest jego ojoem.
FROSTY lud ehciwie siuchsi wiesci, raz dlatego, te zgadzs}y sic
,faktaml, Powtore, ae opowisdsjaoy je os'owisk sam wyglsda} ma
duohs: ~przybywaa niswiadem mo sksd rniksi.
Ksisae Rsmses wCale o swoicb chsopacb ME mowil Z Dago.
mem, nawet ME wsywsi 60 do siebie. Czui wstyd wobec fenicya.
nina, cd ktorego wsst pienisdse Jeszoae n!ejednokrotnie mog}
ich potrzebowao.
Ale W kilka dni pc awanturze Z pissrzem Dsgona, banker sam
odwiedzii nsstepce tronu, trzymsjso COS 1sslonionego W reku. A
gdy wszedi do pokoju kseoia, uklakl, rozwisrsi biais chustke /
wyg%i = MEL PrIesiczny zioty kieHoh. Kielich byi wysadzsny r6z.
uczte.
Przyjmij ten kehch dostojny panic, oJ niswolniks twsgo-
mowh usywsJ 60 sto"" tysiso lat. do skohczenia wicklow.
Ale ksiass zroIumisi o 90 cbodzi fsnioyanowi. Me dotyksisc
przeto z}otego daru, rzeki Z twsrzs surowa:
Csy widzisz, Dagonie, ts purpurowe odblsski vevnstrz
kieliohaf....
Zaprowde odpari banker jakaebym ME misl vid.iee
tel purPury, ktora dowodzi, ae kieloh Jest Z ne ozysssaepo .iota.
= ia OF movie, re to jest krew dzieci, xsbieranycb rodzicom
- odpowiedzial gniswnis nastepos tronu.
Odwrooi sic ! wyssedi do dalsryob pokojow.
: o Astoretbi... - jeknsi fsncysnin.
Ussa mo Po:inisiy, q rsoe sacssiy draso TAX, Re ledwis sdsays
owins6 swoj keHoh " biais ohuste.
w pare dol p6zoisi D.gon ~poP'ynsi re swom kisliohsm do
brodsie msi 'aLlans LulLs. 3 Lscrsi oisk,y vonnosoi, . do eSowy
psypsi diva pi6ra. -
PS0kns Ssro ssossk - by Jehovs ala ps tvo;s rodsf
= TT J. cRkH146gtx " dxl pIaie yedy y NEui ~, Fsni
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28

Sekretdrze grup PREY raportach mic
siecznych pocinni koniecznie zafqczde
karty podr6zne, ma mocy kt6rych przW-
mujq c=fonk6ao Z innych grip. Przs
Odsuspendordniu c~stonk69, sekretarz
grupy potoinien zapsze zazndczdt przez
jdk 1ugi czas czfonek 6ys suspendo-
scdnyna. - SKKRrrARz JENRRALNY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28

Jezeh kto : csSonS5.s Z.,;Gae1i n,e Q
srzymJe regularnis nZgody", po,o.
nien o tenn natyehmiast zariadom:s
Sekr. Jeneralnego, a mic Redaktora,
ttory z ddresdmi od6iorc61 organ.
s'oiqzko'cego mic ,csp6lnego niema. Als
sd'ciaddmiajqc o tenn, nalezy przede-
~szystkiem podac no,cy adres dokSad-
ny, odok dd,cnego. Teraz dzieje sic
tax, ze, jezehi kto nZgody" ME otrzy
ms1e regularnie, u,caza "a ,cfasciu.
mas z'cymySlac i ME podae - s,cego
adresu! Skutek taxi: dalej ,,Zgod,"
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