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She Gave Herself Away.

The woman mentioned in this little
story may be called Mrs. Naughty. but
she is known in almost every commu-
to do all she can to make ether people
believe she is somebody, and that she
is fitted for a higher sphere than the
enc she is forced by adverse circu;n-
stances to live in.
a short time ago Mrs Naughty called
on neighbor and accepted an invita-
ton to stay TO supper. Mush and milk
was the principal supper dish and Mrs
Naughty declared with sundry ejacu-
iations that she had never eaten that
delightful compound. The steanling
platter OF nush was set in the center
Of the table and a bowl of milk placed
before Mrs Naughty.
Just help yourself. Mrs Naughty"
remarked the hostess.
Really. l do not know how to be-
sin said Mrs. Naughty as she picked
up her spoon.
Mrs Naughty made a move. and one
of the children leaned over 20 her
mother and whispered:
She said She never ate mush and
milk but she dipped her spoon in the
milk before she dipped it into the
mush."
That little move gave Mrs Naughty
away, for every lover of mush and milk
knows that ii the spoon is first dipped
into the milk the mush Will not stick
to it.-Omaha World Herald
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-14
The Power of Satire.

The object of Cervantes in writing
| Don Quixote" was, as he himself de-
clares, TO render abhorred of men the
false and absurd stories contained in the
books of chivally.
The fanaticism caused by these ro-
lnances was so great III Spain during the
sixteenth century that the burning of all
eNtant copies was earnestly requested
by the COrtes (or legislature Of the
realm)
TO destroy a passion that had taken
such deep root among all classes. to
break up the only reading which cat that
| tme) was fashionable and popular. was
Ia bold undertaking, yet one in which
Cervanes succeeded
No books of chiValry were written
after the appearance of Don Quixote."
and from that time those in existence
have been steadily disappearing, until
now they are among the rarest of liter
airy curicsities
This is a solitary instance of the mower
Of genius to destroy, by a well-aimed
blow, an entire department of literature
This romance, which Cervantes threw
so carelessly from his pen, and which he
only regarded as an effort to break up
the absurd fancies about chivalrv. has
now become the oldest specimen of ro-
mantle fiction, and one Of the most re-
markable monuments Of modern genius.
Ten years after its appearance Ger
Fantes published the second part of
Don Quixote," which is even better
than the first. II was written in his old
age, when in prison. and finished when
he felt the hand of death pressing cold
ard heavy upon him. so that both adj
miration and reverence are due to the
living power of Don Quixote" and to
the genius of Cervantes.
\ second intention or application of
the poet was to depict in Don Quixote'
all or any forms of ill-judged or vision
airy enthusiasm, as contrasted with the
simple. solid sense of honest Sancho
PanZa.-CuriOus Questions
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-14

had ridden from Massowah. On the
west side OF kassala. and about half
mile from it, is the River Cash, trib-
ute7y of the Atbara. It's sandy bed is.
dry for the greater part of the year,
and it is doubtful whether its waters
reach the Nile even in time Of flood
Like the waters Of many another Afri-
can river, they are probably sucked III
by the thirsty sands of the desert.
But from its source to its Junction
with the Athara, about eighty miles
from Berber, the water can always be
found by digging in its bed.
The plain for miles around Kassala is
extremely fertile. In the peaceful days
before the Mahdist revolt this rich allu-
vial soil, yearly restored by the detritus
from the neighboifng granite hills, was
under cultivation, producing large crops
Of cotton, sugar, tobacco, eoffee and
dhurra. Even under the corrupt Egyp-
tian rule kassala, after paying for the
costs of administra ton returned a con-
siderable revenue TO the Government
But now there is very little cultivation:
the perpetual menace of Dervish raids
has converted what was once a garden
into juEglegrown wilderness and
it was but last year that a Mahdist
horde deliberately encamped within a
few miles Of the fort with the inten-
ton of carrying off all such crops as
there were SO soon as they ripened
While this year again small raidine
parties have advanced as far as Ag0r-
hat. Here various methods are en-
ployed to bring the soil under cultiva-
ton. A mighty volume of water flows
down the Cash in June, July and Aug
ust and for a fortnight or so the river
overffows its low banks for thCus
and yards on either side When the
water subsidies a rich aluvial deposit
is left, on which, as in the Nile delta,
very fine crops can be raised. Beyond
the limit OF the river inundation also
the rain water is collected on the fields
by dams and equally good crops are
raised. AS / rode across the plain to
the north of Kassala-now covered
with soft grass affordinS excellent pas
ture-I saw disused dams stretching
for miles, testifying to the extent OF
the former cultivation. There is also
minor garden cultivation in the imme-
date neighborhood of the town: wells
are sunk in the ground from which
water is brought up by means of the
shaduf to irrigate small plots of land.
In the old days there were upward of
thousand wells here. Once thor
oughly secured against Dervish raids,
this is certain to become again most
profitable region. l believe there is
no land so rich in Erithrea, and it seems
hard that the Italians, who conquered
kassala and who have here expended
SO much blood treasure. should now
have to abandon their possessions be-
fore they have reaped any advantage
from it.
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make it good I have positive proof
that l gave the money into the girls
hands, and it's unfair to hold me re-
sponsible," blurted out big blond wo-
man, before she had fairly got into the
room.
What is wrong, Mrs. Norden? Who
is blaming you? Tell me- was asked in
calm tones.
A few minutes after the saleswoman
was dismissed from the office and the
detective was summoned You know
just what to do he said, but don't
scare the girl to death. Doubtless
she's honest enough"
Miss Sergeant found the salesWoman
lingering outside to descant on her
story.
Who came with you when you APP
piled for place here?" was one of the
questions the Superintendent asked of
No 20 a little later.
Nobody; but Mrs. Green, where 1
live, gave me reference" the girl re-
Piled She was pale and the despairing
apathy in her face appealed to the
man of business.
Tell me about this money he said,
in a somewhat gentler tone.
Mrs. Norden gave me 81 and a silk
waist to take to the exchange desk: 1t
was d will call check. Then somebody
out OF the sewing-room gave me block
of ribbon to take back to the ribbon
counter
DO you remember my speaking to
you WREN you dropped the ribbon? Did
you have the money them
Yes, in this pocket" pulling her
jacket round to show it.
What made you put it in your
pocket
II had il in my hand while I waited
for the elevator; and then / was afraid
l would drop it, SO l put it into my
pocket"
What do you think became 81 it,"
Il think it fell out or somebody took
it out When l got to the exchange
room and found il wasn't IN nay peck
ct, l was astonished.'
do you remember what sort Of bills
We're given you?"
There were four ST bills. know
that two of them had the picture of the
woman with her arm around the boy
on chem. one of the others only had G
mans face. / don't know what the
ether bill had on IT,"
DO you know that you are suspect
ed Of stealing this money!"
\ scrt Of tremor passed over the
slight form. but the gray eye that met
the superintendent keen gaze did
not falter.
Yes. / know: but l didn't take it. l
wouldn't steal
Mr. Random drummed IDLY on his
desk with his pencil.
You Will have to make UP this
money" he said, but not all at once.
You VIII pay 20 cents each week until
1t IS all paid
And / won't lose my place. drawing
sharp breath. as though weight
had been taken off her shoulders.
mo. hut | shall send to this woman
again as to your character and sur
rouudines. It's a mere matter of form,
of course" he added. noticing ner
change Of expression. but it will clear
You of any suspicion that the store peo-
pie may hold you in
Mr. Random was started at the ner-
vous dread that awakened in the eyes
resting on his.
20, said the girl. with a quick. i'm
pulsiva gesture, don't send to Mrs.
Green"
The little old face was eager enough
now There was no sign of apathy in
the lines of the shabby figure. Two
vivid spots burned in the cheeks. When
the superintendent spoke again his
voice Vas stern.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-14
a GeometricaI Error.

Dearest she said, and there was
a slight tremor in her voice, will you
have a slice of bacon?"
He would, as he had been married
only week, and would have accepted
slice of sandstone or papyrus from
her hands with equal Willingness.
Il thought" he said as with difficult
ty he removed his eyes from the dainty
morning jacket surmounted by her
lovely face 10 the sordid bacon. YOU
said we would have some of those meat
balls | like 50 We'll for breakfast
The lovely eyes filled with tears.
George she said. with rising in
dignation subduing her grief. sit was
that horrid, mean butchers fault, ana
want him never never to dare to ex-
pect my patronage again"
Never mind. dear he said. sit
doesn't matter. Forgot to send the
meat. did he?"
NO, he sent the meat. but not what
ordered After 1 had planned hav-
ing this nice dish for you this morn
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-14
Mems Black Suits, $40.

When our capable tailor has
measured you carefully, and has
altered one OF these correctly made
and perfectly finished suits 10 con
form 10 your measurements, YOU
will realize that while we don't
make TO order, we do make to fit.
Rcaiy-made clothing will not fit
There are hundreds in town who
Thought the same way, but we
have altered their opinions. Such
Suits as these new Black WorSted
Suits seem made for Just such a
purpose
Made by one of the most relia-
bic manufacturers OF fine clothing
in America, OF pure black worsted,
in diagonal weave, a soft finish fab
rio that will not grow shiny from
use. Cat on the new lines. with
coat silk lined throughout. Sacks
and frocks, and in all sizes. Price,
$50.
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p pfIsa. $40 az

Il is seldom that YOU find stylish
black suits thoroughly up to date
at special prices, but we purchased
from the same manufacturer II
black suits. stylishly made and
handsomely trimmed, mostly size
80. Al tight-ittine and made OF
fine cashmere and black serge.
Just II suits and mostly size 80
that is all the explanation you will
need for
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-14

ing; after had taken the pains to go
IN person and explain carefully to him
the kind L wanted and after | was
happy at the thought how you would
enjoy the meat balls. to have my whole
pleasure spoiled by that detestab a
butchers mistake breaks my heart"
More tears.
He went round the table and COM
forted her.
Il ordered" she said. some round
steaks TO make the balls with. and.
George, the ones he sent were-as-aat
-your-hand!" detroit Free Press.
When you are suffering from Catarrh or
Coid IN the head you want relief right
away Only 10 cents Is required TO test
II ASK your druggist for the trial size of
Fly cream Balm, or buy the soc size.
ELY BROS. 80 Warren St. y. Y. city.
was afflicted with catarrh last ai1-
tumn. During the month of October T
could neither taste nor smell and could
hear but little. Ely's Cream Balm cured
it-Marcus Geo. Schautz. Railway. n. j.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-14
Monday, March "A.
Fine TalIor-Made and
Black Cashmere Suits
at Special Prices.

At the opening OF business Mon
day we will place on sale II fine
tailor-made Covert Suits. in shades
OF tan, green, brown and gray. It's
a small lot secured from New
York manufacturer at remark
ably low figure. The suits are such
that regularly sell for SI7 so.
Made with silk-lined Jackets and
perfect-hanging skirts. The line
IS a broken one, containing sizes
81, 81, 50 and 50 only, which &C
counts for
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-14
A Novelty in
siand Bags.

Made OF heavy fancy silk, SINH
lar i'll appearance to armure silk. III
black. gray, brown, green and gar
net. Size is 6 inches by 7 inches,
and the frame is SO arranged that
it flies open in square shape, max
ing it possible to put in the bag
the largest package that it will
hold. With plain frame, 81 Is;
with frame set with jewels, s..
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-14

Very handsome, indeed, are the
new things in individual Wells, in
fine meshes, and in round open
work meshes, some with chenille
border, some with embroidered
borders III spray designs, and 9TH
I ers with plain white illusion Dor
ders I inch wide. The prices, by
the way, are not exactly III keeping
with the daintiness OF the wells.
All black wells, $50 and 75c.
Black, with yellow border, 65c.
White. with fancy self color bor-
der, &c.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-14
A Glaring Injustice.

1T doesn't seem fair" said Rivers,
that the author Of Dixie is living in
ab1ect poverty somewhere in Ohio
while the leader of that brass band
that's managing the tune itself across
the way is fat and prosperous. Chi
cago Tribune
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llere are telltale actions in
most men. If you see a man
continually hesitating, nervous
and worried at small trihes, YOU
may be sure that there IS some
thing wrong with his nervous
system. He probably has bad
dreams, and his sleep does him
no good He wakes up in the
morning tired and with a coated
tongue. These are symptoms of
nervous debility. He is wasting
away.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-14

Do YOU know what blood faint
is? 1t is shown by teeth that arc
getting loose, by Jumps in the
throat, by weak voice and by
copper-colored spots. Any of
these symptoms indicate it. Ask
for free '3o-day blood cure" cir
culars. No matter what the form
OF the blood poison may be so
dav blood cure" is as. certain to
cure you as ''Hudyan" is sure
to cure all debilitation.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-14

q pie know this, and look to us with
: confidence born OF past expert
4 ence. Our large force OF expert
4 millinery trirnlners is now taxed to
4 its utmost, evolving new creations
! and completing orders for new
; Spring Hats already in hand. At
a this time we are showing over two
( hundred styles OF womens fine
hats. to say nothing OF the almost
Y endless variety of new lleadwear
for misses and children Better
styles, newer colorings, or greater
values cannot be had
Everything in hat daintiness is
I here for your choosing-short
backs. new mushroom and droop
ing shapes, toques, berets and all
the new STYLES for the season. We
have welcomed to Our Millinery
Department everything but fancy
! prices, which we have rigidly ex-
Guided. Trimmed Hats from s. so
upward.
TA/~S-
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-14

TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tables All drug
gis> refund the money ii il tails to cure sc The
genuine has l.. b. G. each tablet.
TRY McMorry's blend Cofyaa pc
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-14


That man is pu,ly almost to
certainty. He has lived too rap
Idly. Wasted the gifts he had.
Abused his big constitution.
''Hudyan' will cure him. ''IIud-
van makes up for ali the vast
ing process and stops it in a few
days. II you are wasting away
write for free circulars and tes-
timcnials showing what "Hud-
yam has done. Ask for free adj
vice, too. You will be grand
man again.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-14

l w e n t y
years OF ex-
p e + l e II c G
serve us well
III deternlill-
ing. just what
t h e Sacra-
nlento people
II e c d a II d
want in fine
NJ | | merry.
And the Sac
ranlentO peO-
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-14

The little lady is evidently very
proud OF her shoes. She finds them
slightly, perfect fitting and comfort
able, and, as usual under such cir
cumstances, she needs but little to
complete her happiness. We are
prepared to make many little la
dies just as happy, and their moth
ers. by the way. can also be happy
in the knowledge that the shoes
are just as good as they look. The
popular new lace Dress Shoe for
girls. made OF fine kid. with new
coin toes, long patent leather tips,
and, OF course, spring heels. All
widths. Sizes III to ?, 81; 81 to
II, 81 so; 5 to 8, ST 25.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-14
Mems Fine Baibriggan
Underwear.

Nice medium-weight Under
wear, made OF Egyptian cotton
form fitting and perfectly finished
the drawers reinforced. Price
81 so garment.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-16
UrOczystOSC
rozwiniecia sztandaru Sokolego
Gniazda Sok0 Polski ma Town
of Lake.
CHICAGO, 8 czerwca 1898 r.

F. CHICAGO, 8 czerwca 1898 r.
Sztandar Sokoli naszego Gniazda
wykohczony jua jest przez artyste
malaria druha Bernardo Markiewi.
CA przedstawia sic wspaniale.
U~roczystosc zapowiada sic SWEET
ME, mad urozmaiceniem kt6rej komi
tet energicznie pracuje. Sztandar
sprawiony zosta} z pomoca patrjo-
tyoznych polek dzielnicy naszej. Jest
to droga pamiatka ola mas, Ae dar
tax wspanialy, pod ktorym to kiedys
many walczyc Ia wolnosc i oalosc
|Ojozyzny @naszej, jest cd polek. Tenn
wieksza otucha, tenn wieksza ma
dzieja wstepuje do zero naszyoh, wi
dzac, re polki o Ojczyznie pamieta-
ja- One nam daily bodzca do dial
szej, cieakieJ, leoz wytrwasej praoy,
one nam kaza pomscic smierc prod
kow naszych, kt6rzy "a wolnosc gil
nell W wiezieniach, cytadelach, lub
tee pustyniach Sybiru mroznego.
Czo&em i'm Ia to! My stosownie do
hase@ i pamietajac, re Ojczyzna W
kajdanach, meznie pod tym sztanda.
rem staniemy, jak ma dobrych syn6w
Ojczyzny przystoi, a gdy przyjdzie
czas, re k~rzykna: do waikiki - pc
swiecimy zycie "a wolnost Polski lu-
dowej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-16

Kocbsnowskiego, gr. 149 Nv. N. p
" Prsglsrs Grove A. Irving Park
Pofova dochodu ma pomnik Kos
ciusshf. Csns wejGcis Ola nesosy.
rny 3 dame Is o.
Dnis 10 oserwos, " nisdziels, tax.
70 wislki Piknik Polskisj KsvalsrJ
~ psrku W. Wlsklihskiego " Ora.
gin. Dooh6d . tej ssbswy prsesna.
osony jest M sisroty.
Dnis 10 ossrwoa, " nisdsisle,
wislki piknik TOW. MnoS6 Narodu
Polskisgo. gr. 1873 Nv. Mar. Pol. y
Kushl's Grove, r6g EIstoa I Fullss.
~ AVS.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-16

Program tax pamietnego ola mas
dnia bedzie bardzo urozmaioony.
NajPierw wszystkie towarzystwa
wojskowe, narodowe, koscielne i So.
kole zbiora sic d. 20 b. m. ma godzi-
ne l.sza pc poludniu W hall Go
lumbia', rog 4Sej i Paulina ulic, po
czem nastapi wymarsz do hall ,,Sla-
via" po1aozonej z pieknym ogrodem
ma rogu47ej i Winchester ave., gdzie
to odbedzie sic ceremonja rozwinie-
cia sztandaru.
Liczna j doborowa muzyka, pod
dyrekcja jeneralnego dyrygeuta ch6-
row Sokolich druha B~oleslawa Ia
lewskiego, bedzie przygrywa6 prey
wymarszu j W hall. Pc u~roczystosci
odbeda sic c~wiczenia laskami l~icznej
dziatwy Sokolej naszego Gniazda,
poczem wielki bal. w ogrodzie be-
do rrzadzone: strzelnica, kregielnie,
l~oterja ma cygara j t. p.
o jaknajliczniejszy wsp6}udzial,
W imieniu Gniazda, GAIA chicagoska
polonje prosze.
Czo{em.
Bot. Zdleski, sekr.
2. S. Wszystkie pisma polskie
sPrzyjajace Sokolstwu, prosze o po-
wt6rzenie tel odezwy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-16
KrOnika miejscOwa.
= Obch6d Mickiewiczowski.

Obch6d Mickiepiczopski.
JuA tylko dsiewiec dni dsieli mas
cd tego obobodo. P~smiessjuy o
MIN. Kto ohoe misc lepsse misjsoa
nisoh sic sg&osi teras, DO prey kssie
kso pierwssy ten lsp'sy.
Pikniki.
z nsstsnism pory ~wycisossk "a
nisjskieh, nnoAs sic pikniti jsdsn
- drugim. l TAX many do zanoto-
wanna:
Dnia 10 essrwes, y uisdsisIe.
pisrvssy wisIki Pikaik tov. Jana
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-16
POsiedzenie marszafk6w.

Niniejszem saprssssm sssn. PIP
msrssik6w Towsr.ystw, kt6re las.
kswis pr.yjesy udsiss " pikniku
Tow. Jana Koohanowskisgo No. 1,
kt6ry sic odbedaie " nisdsiele d
10 cssrwca " psrku Pfsglera, sby
" oslu porosumisois sic prsybyli M
posiedsenie msrsssik6w, kt6re sis
odbedsie " pisssk d. II b. m. " 10.
kalu OBJ. Popek. I02 w. Division Ut
M rogu Clesvsr, o gods. 8 wisozo
rem. z brssnism posdrowienism,
L.. Smiejkoaoski, sekr.
90 Emma It,, Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-16

Jezsli wstrobs ME dsials odpo-
wiedoio, krsw stale sic ~nisosysts.
DR.. Augusta Kosnig's hsmburskis
kropls % nsjlspssym rsgr Iasorsn
krwi. Dsisisjs ~skuteosnis IA wstro.
be, osyssoss foisdsk | krsw.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-16

Dnis % ossrwoa. Ne Erode, piknik
parafji Sw. Jsoka ~ Avondale. Pix
oik len odbedsis sic " parku Pre-
glera, living Park. Dooh6d Prise.
,naosony M koici6s.
Dnia 3 lipos, " niedsiele, wielki
piknik tow.'Dswon WolnoSoi, or. 302
z. N. P. " ogrodsie Prsglsra. Irving
Park. Doch6d na pomnik KoSciu
szki. Cena wejtcia Ola meao.y.ny
. dana % o.
Program o6chodu.
Pod odesws, s~awisrajscs program
obohodu. s~amisssosona v pcpr.ed.
MIN numerse nZgody" opus.o.ono
ME . naszsj why oS. s. 2. R,kos.a,
osaonka komitstu, 90 sie niniejs.em
prostuje.
Zasoiadomienie.
Nowo s~aloaone towarsystwo Zwia-
SEX Polsk " Ameryoe bedzis mis6
swojs miesieosns posisd.soie dnia
ID ossrwoa. o gods. 2 po pol. " do
mu p. s. Chmielihskiej, 88S w. 1S
ct. Panic. ks6rs sic .api.aty ! to
kt6rsby miaiy ohsc pr.yssspi6 do
tego to War.ystws, rao.s pr.yby6 ma
to posisdssnis.
Zdproszenie.
Nitej podpisany komitst sapras.a
wssystkioh braoi Polak6w . fsmili..
mi, samies.kujsoyOh Chicago Loko.
licy, bez wsgledu M sspatrywania.
Js.eh gdsie, to na sabawie Mech mas
MIC ME rozdziela, lsos ows.em nasza
Polska oohota ! gosoinnos6 MECH mas
" dalskisj sismi jedaoosy pr.y ma.
sur.e .,p6ki jedno seros bijsr" Pix
mix odbedsie sic " Hawthorne Parku
10 cserwoa W n~ied.iele, o godrinis
Pisrwa1sj Pc poaudniu. Wo.y slek.
tryo.ne (street oars) .swioza 1874
ulics AZ do barry. Wstep tylko rs OF.
Muzyka ~nsjleps.s. Usiuga . sls-
ganojs. Ba.ar zaopatr.ony We
wsrystko, 90 kto bed.ie sobie 4yosyl.
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u Bridgeport.
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Rogalihski, sekr.
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q Powodu uchwaiy 1spadlsj ma
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hi, sekr.
Process prasoWy.
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komisar.em r.adowym " sprawie
drukowania " nNowem Zyciu" 20
wiesci Barbara Ubryk, odm6wili
jednak sesnah ! oddani .ostali pod
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nyoh.
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