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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
DEATH FROM YELLOw-FEvER.
A. :. Miller. Son of Mr. A. j. Miiier,
of DpnyiIIe. the Victim.

WASHINGTON, November 19.-Archie ).
Miller a civil engineer. aged 30 years (sin-
gle) died in a hotel in this city yester-
day afternoon, from what the physicians
have pronounced to be yellow-fever. RE
had been in Washington two days, having
come from New York city. where he ar
rived Monday from Nicaragua, where he
had been since last April. He left there
about two weeks ago on steamer bound
for New York, but which stopped at Port
Limon. Costa Rica, an infected port.
Miller's whereabouts from the time of
his arrival in New York until the time of
his registration at the hotel here on Wed
nesday morning are not known. After
registering he went out, and was brought
back unconscious in the afternoon. The
disease vas believed 10 be an ordinary
drunk" and the man was not disturb
ed until early Friday morning, when an
inmate of a neighboring room heard Il
noise from the apartment occupied by Mil
Ter, and a physician was summoned The
patient died i'm the afternoon without re-
covering consciousness. An autopsy was
performed which DR.. Woodward. the Dis
trict health officer says leaves no question
as to the nature Of the disease. The body
was wrapped i'm an antiseptic sheet and
placed i'm a coffin filled with quicklime, for
burial.
ANOTHER VICTIM
After Mr.. Miller's death a letter reached
the hotel addressed to him. 1t was from
a companion who had been with him on
the way from Nicaragua, and showed
that Miller had been quite i'll on the
steamer, and that the writer Of the letter,
then in Pittston, Pa, was, at the time
of writing, the 18th instant, himself suf-
fering from symptoms which DR.. Wood
ward says. 10 a well-informed physician,
would appear suspicious.
Miller was employed by the Nicaragua
Canal Commission, and came here by or
der Of the State Department.
There is no occasion for alarm here. as
the cold weather and the precautions
taken render the likelihood of q spread
very remote. The officers Of the Marine
Hospital Service also Investigated the
case and after some laboratory tests, to-
night pronounced Il true yellOw-fever.
On learning of the Illness Of the man al
Pittson, DR.. Lee, of the Pennsylvania
State Board of Health, was commune
Gated with, and at his request. one of the
Marine Hospital Service yellow-ceyer ex-
perts left tonight for Pittston.
WAS a VIRGINIAN.
Special.-Mr. Miller was a Virginian,
He was about 30 years of age. and single.
He was a son of Mr.. a. j. Miller, Of Dan
VILE Va. For a long time he was as
sstant to Assistant Engineer Louis Han
kins. both being in the employ Of the
Southern railway. Mr.. Hankins, who is
a native of Surry county. Va. was en-
ployed by the Nicaragua Canal Commits
sion. and at once secured the services Of
Mr.. Miller on account Of his proficiency.
Mr. Hankins spoke very highly Of Mr..
Miller this evening. and seemed much
| affected by his death.
The remains were inferred in the Con-
| gressional Cemetery this afternoon.
Mr. A. j. Miller the father of the de-
| ceased will leave tomorrow morning, for
home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
TERRIBLE MURDER OF A BOY.
Soldier. SO Far Unidentified. Relieved
to he the Murderer.

COLUMBIA, s. c., November IA
special to the State from Greenville, s.
c., says: Weaver Smith n little white
boy beggar, was most foully murdered
Thursday night. in the heart OF the town
and the mutilated body was not found
until nearly twenty-four hours later. \
more horrible crime than murder had pre-
ceded the butchery OF the boy. and the
fiend incarnate who did the deed is I'M
known
Weaver Smith was about years old
and was a notorious beggar around town,
having skifully worded story Of dis
tress When last seen by citizens he was
at the home of j. w. Riser, sexton Of
Springwood Cemetery, Main street, by
whom he was given some food about Z
o'clock Wednesday night and from there
he went toward the First Brigade camp,
on the same streets. He secured some
money and food there, and visited the
Fourth New Jersey Regiment last.
Late yesterday afternoon a negro wo-
man discovered the body lying among
weeds on Elford street, which is a side
street, one block north OF the COnfede-
rate monument. The body was lying on
the south sidewalk. which Is rarely used.
Two New York soldiers, coming from
camp TO Town Thursday night. heard
cries on Elford street, and approaching
found another soldier, unknown 20 them,
with a boy, who. the soldier claimed.
had lost his way. The unknown soldiers
command is not known, and the New
York soldiers left him standing near the
child 1t is believed the boy was Weaver
Smith. and the soldier his assaiiant and
murderer.
The crime has aroused the greatest in
dignatlon among citizens and soldiers,
and If the guilty man is caught, and
proves to be soldier his comrades VIII
endeavor TO make short work Of him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
. MOTHERS SAD STORY.
Terrible Treatment OF Her Dead son
While He Was Ill.

WASHINGTON, u. c.. November l9.-
Colonel DENLY, Of the War Investigating
Commission, examined several witnesses
to-day, in connection with charges bear
ing upon tho death, asCamp wickoff. last
September. OF Henry A. Dobson. of Com
pany ID. First Regiment of Volunteers,
of the District of Columbia.
The first Of these witnesses was the
mother Of the deceased. She stated that
she had had great difficulty in finding her
son upon his being taken TO the General
Hospital.
When she succeeded he complained TO
her that they drove him very. rapidly
over a rough road 10 the hospital, and
that he was much the worse for 1t. She
had bathed and dressed him Immediately
after her arrival. and he then told her
that previous TO this time he had not
had his clothing removed since he left
Cuba. The only nourishment offered to
him at the hospital was condensed nix
and egg. beaten up with what was sup
posed TO be sugar. but proved TO be salt.
The next day he was orde-@d to hos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
HARVARD FRESH WIN. TOO.
NAVY AND THE UNIVERSITY.
The Virgininns Defeated in the An
nnpOiis Game.

ANNAPOLIS, MD, November l9.-(Spe-
cial)-The naval cadets played the Uni
versitv of Virginia here to-day. In the
f7Tsf half University kicked off. Timmons
took the ball for a yard. Cannon came
through the Varsity line for "ards. The
navy was not able TO keep up its march,
and hunted, and the team lined up with
the University having the ball at their
9I.vard line. The Virginians kicked. and
navy blocked the ball and u -ollad back
and a cadet fell on it Z yards from the
Irniyersity's goal. There were three
downs and no gain, and in the scrimmage
the navy lost the ball. The University
kicked. Navy lost on four downs. Uni
versity kicked and navy fumbled. The
Vircinians put in good work and steadily
came up towards the cadets goal. They
we're about 8 yards from the cadets goal
when i'm scrimmage, the cadets rose
with the ball The navy now tried us
fake kick trick, and Cannon came up the
field by it for 80 yards, and Immediately
afterWard, by the same strategem, Long
made % more. Navy was at the l5-yard
line of their foe, who were stuDbornly
holding them in, when the navy tried
quarterback kick. All hands were up.
A Virginian was nearest, and was in inn
minent danger of taking the oval when
diminutive Long. TO the infinite delight OF
tine naval contingent. made the leap OF
his life, and cleared, enthusiasts say 6
feet from the ground, but clear-headed
peopIe say to feet. and took the ball
clean-handed, in a fair catch, for the
navy. Then only few inches remained
10 the goal line. and Cannon came
through and made the only touchdown
of the game. The naval cadets in watt
ing exploded with joy. Caps flew in the
air and the field was wild with scream
ing cadets. Freyer kicked goal
The second half showed a great rally
ON the part OF the Nirginians. but they
could not break through the line OF the
cadets at the centre. The sides gave
way 10 their onslaughts. and the hall be
gan 10 steadily advance towards the
navy's goal. At last the cadets held in.
and the University finding 1t could not
advance. kicked. and the teams lined up
M the navy's 3O-yard line. Taussig pick
ed up the oval and made 10 yards through
a maze OF Varsity men, when bunch
pitched into him. They all went down
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YES
TERDAY was damp and cloudy, with
showers In the afternoon and clear skies
at night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20

GAME POSTPONED.
PROVIDENCE. r. T., November D.
The Brown Dartmouth football game.
scheduled for to-day. has been postponed
until Monday. because of rain.
OTHER GAMES.
University of Illinois, O; Carlisle In
dams, IL.
I.ehigh. 8: Maryland Athletic Club, 0.
Amherst, 16; Williams 8.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20

,le speeches Made on Both sides.
vr. smith Criticises the Attorney
General for Appearing, and the
Latter cites Prccedents Therefor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20

together. and Taussig got UP limping and
making wry faces. and poor Willis. OF the
Virginians, lay prone on the field. and
had to be taken off on a stretcher. there
the game ended Score: Cadets, .; Uni
,,oreg,,. A Tho limo nm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
N THE JURYS HANDS.
The Case Of Penross Carter Sub
n'ttadJust Before Midnight
NAY NOT GET A VERDICT,
Great Doubt Felt as 10 Whether tho
Jury will Agree.

.rcruENT CONSUMES WHOLE DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
The Weather.

- WASHINGTON. November 10
ICiiR Forecast for Sunday:
For Virginia North Carolina,
and South Carolina-Fair weather.;
fresh northwesterly winds, becoming va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20
state Of thermometer:

DIR. Bulls Cough syrup for throat
irritations Us Invaluable IN the home. 25c
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-11-12

POwt6rnie la dnO.-Na wyso-
kosci San Salvador utona1 dnia 7
b. m. krzyzowiec hiszpahski "Ma-
ria Teresa" zatopiony podczas BIZ
twy pod Santiago wydobyty z
wody przez Hobsona. Holowniki
amerykahskie ciagnefy okret do
New Yorku, lecz we wtorek SCALA
Ia ma morzu burza, podziurawiony
okret wojenny nabieraf coraz vie
cej wody poszed} ma dino morskie
ME mogac oprzec sic wiatrowi
spienionym baiwanom. Za}oga o,
kretu, z}ozona ze 1856 ludzi, zosta}a
wyratowana. Holownik zwiazkowy
"Merritt" przywi6zf rozbitk6w dc
Charleston. Rad washingtoiski
zaniecha zamiaru wydobycia z wo-
dy innych okret6w hiszpahskich.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-11-12

Ma Oswobodzonej wyspie.-Za-
mozni Kubahczycy przed}ozyli W
santiago. plan budowy linii kolei
zelaznej, przy kt5rej zatrudnieni
bye maja powstahcy, kt6rzy zfoza
broh i beda chcieli pracowae. 1O,-
900 biednych bedzie W stanie W
ten sposobIzarabiac ma swe utrzy-
mamie.
Gazety W Santiago upraszaja &C.
nera}a. Wood, azeby burmistrzem
miasta zamianowa} osobe cywilna.
Proponuja kandydata sonora Leo
nardo Rios, rodowitego Kuban-
czyka.
Jeden negr6w ofarowa1 sic
rzadowi amerykahskiemu utworzyc
partye robotnik6w, do kt6rej male.
zeliby sami murzyni.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-11-12

PO linie do woln0sci.-W New
Yorku schwytano Chihczyka, kt6-
ry chcia} sic dostac do tego kraju
"a pomoca liny spuszczonej okre-
tn. scbwytano 60 W wodzie, gdy
juz odp}yna} cd okretu $50 }okci
ang. Nazywa sic Quo Ling, pocho.
dzi z Pekinu. Przyjecha} ma okre-
Gle Sikh. inspector komory celnej
Watson zobaczyfgo, jak spuszczaa
sic po linie ma boku okretu do wo-
dy " tel chwili kaza} pos}ac ma
schwytanie go i6dke. Biedny Chih-
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-11-12
WIADOMOSCI KRAJOWE.
Zeznania ROmeyne'a.-Przec

Zeznania Romeyne'a.-Przed
komisya wojenna W Westinghouse
zeznawaf Henry Romeyne, kore-
spondent amerykahskich gazet, ze
W Tampa ME m6gf sic dowiedziet,
gdzie sic znajduje 10 puik piecho-
ty. laden ofcer6w sztabowych
ME umiai 60 oSwiecit, jake cd
dziafy wojsk ma jakich znajduja
sig okretach. Podobno istniaf roz.
kaz, azeby zo4nierze starali sic do
stac ma okrety, gdzie kt6ry moze.
Przy wysadzaniu ma lad wojska
ma Kubie panowaf takze straszny
nieporzadek. Podczas bitwy pod
Caney jeden tylko w6z ambulan.
sowy byi ma froncie linii, kt6ry
wszakze ME przewozii rannych po-
"a linie. Ma czele kolumny wzno-
sill sic balon, wskazujacy Hiszpa-
nom miejsce, gdzie znajdowsli sic
Amerykanie. Miasto Siboney by}o
stekiem biota, smieci gnoju. Me
przystapiono do wywozenia brud6w,
dop6ki ME zacze}a grasowa6 z6}ta
Zebra. W szpitalach ME miano Cd
powiednich zapas6w zdrowego po-
zywienia. Przyrzadzano potrawy
baniebnie. acknowledgment ma O.
krecie "Concha' znosili niewygody.
Musieli spat, ME 1najac koider ami
poduszek. Cafem ich ubraniem
byf bawe}niany mundur. Woda do
picia by}a ma okrecie cuchnaca,
mieso W puszkach W najpo5ledniej-
Sym gatunku. Lekarz ma okrecie
byf sam rekonwalescentem. Kapi-
tanowi ME pozwolono udat sic do
Jamajki, gdzie chciai zaopatrzyt
sic W zdrowa wode W swiezy pro-
Want.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-11-12

Jaca notatka: "Do kazdego: Macy
wan sic Smith. Bysem mosiesni.
kiem. Mieszkalem W B ,stonie. Me
miasem pracy. Zaniechaaem walki.
Wykopcie gr6b ma spoozynek."
Wyfruniecie "ptaszk6w."-s
powiatowego wiezienia W Youngs
town, O., uciekli trzej wiszuiowiss
81 mimi: Frank McCabe, Bernard
O'Brien i 81 Thompson. Pierwsi
dwaj odsiadywali wiezienie "a kra.
dziez, ostatni "a strzelanie z zamis.
rem zab6jstwa. Wydostali sis re
swoioh Gel "a pomocs wytrych6w i
uciekli przez okno, gdy do.orca ME
byi obecny.
Obfed mifOsci ku dziecku.-
Pani R6za McIntire, zam. W Chilli.
cothe, O., zostsla odeslana do powia-
towego domu waryst6w. - Przed
trzema tygodniami siedmioletniego
jej synka ukasii wsciek&y pies, co ia
tax zmsrtwiio taxa przeje.o Ottawa,
ably dziecko ME zapad.o ma wodo-
wstret, il dostaia pomieszania zmy-
slow.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-11-12
PREM|A "AMERYkI"

IA CSC
bedziemy posy,at "Ameryke" cd tel
pory do atycznia 1899 roku. Male
1nosc MONA przesfat W znaczkach
pocztowvch
Ia $l.50
bedsiemy posy}ac:
1. "Ameryke" ma rok.
q w prezencie poslemy ksiazek "a
/. 80 cent6w.
IA $500.
Kto przysle $500, zamiast sl.EO, to
moAe wybrac kslazek katalogu "a
800 pokwito wany bedzie "a gaze
to ma cafy rok. Jezeli kto ME chce
ksiazek, moze wybrat tuzin }yzeczek,
kt6re warte ga ST. 90.
Ia $3.50.
Kto przysls So so, to bedzie pokwi
towany "a gazette ma cafy rok j W pre-
1sncie moe. wybraG "Stereoskop," 2
"a widokami Meki Pahskiej.
"a S3.Os.
Specyalnie ma krotki czas bedziemy
wysytat "Blblie czyli ca}kowite Pi.
smo . q, iete" kwitowac "a "Amery-
ke" ma rok. B'biia sama warta S. 90.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-11-12

Dostaf dymisye. Z Camp
Meade, Pa, donosza, ze general
major Graham, dow6dzca drugie-
60 korpusu armii, kt6ry pragna}
szczerze pdjsc ma Kube, otrzymai
dymisye i dosta1 rozkaz zfozenia
dow6dztwa W rece genera}a Young.
General Graham tax sobie wziaf
do serca otrzymana dymisye, ze
rozchorowaf sic.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-11-12
MOskaI O SienkiewicZu.

MOskaI 0 Sienkiewiczu. w
"Nowost'" p. J. M'nski cglosis W
fejletonie charakterystyke Henryka
Sienkiewicza, powodu ukszania sic
peanego zbioru dzisl nsszego po-
~iesciopisarza w jezyku rosyjskim.
Ma wstepie p. M. zaznscza, il au-
tor polski jest, jezeli ME najsiyn-
niejszym pisarzem wspoaczesnym, t.
bez watPienia jest pisarzem najpo
pularniejs1ym W dobie dz siejsaej.
"W Rosyi-pisze p. Minski kat
da powiest Sienkiswioza ukasuje sic
W kilku naraz t{omaczanisch, kt6r
W kr6tkim ozasie wychodza W dru.
giem i trzeciem wydaniu. Niedaw-
no jedna gszet amerykahskioh O.
gsosiia ankiete, kt6ry autor6w jest
najpoczytniejszym-i okaza{o sic, il
jest MIN tw6rca "Quo vadis". Wo-
bee tego, mozs sobie Sienkiewicz
lekcewazyd przysieg}ych krytyk6w
europejskich, kt6rzy wieoej mp. zaj-
muj ja sic takim M .eterlinckiem, ani-
zeli MIN, gdyz wielkie utwory ge-
niusz6w takich, jak Homer SEEK
spir komentatorow ME potrzebuja.
o Sienkiewiczu mona powiedzie6,
IL ME jest pisarzem dla pisar16w, ale
pisarzem ola taumow.
zdaje sic, il wszystkie wrozki
poezyi rzuoi'y swe Diary do kosyski
polskiego pisarza. senkiewicz po-
sada bogata, wrzaoa wyobrazoie,
rozporzadza kolorytem goraoym, ma
pamisc nadxwyczajna, obser wacye,
humor niewyczerpany, pracowitos6
nieustanna; odznacza sic tez oczy-
taniem ogromnem i optymizmem 2y-
ciowym. Jedna tylko wr6zka ME sta
Ia mad ko}yska Sienkiewicza-to jest
wrozka sza}u, tego szalu, kt6rym
oddycha Dostojewski Tolstoj.
Natomiast Sienkiewioz ma zmysl
wykwintny smak wytworny. zla-
wa}oby sic, IL po Flaubsrcie, zoli,
D Dostojewskim i Toistoju, wskrzesi6
haslo romantyczue bedzie rzecza ME-
mozliwa, - tymczasem Sienkiewicz
pokonai to niemozliwos6 uja& sobie
starry nowy SWAT.
Dziela Sienkiewicza skladaja sic
z dwoch kategoryj: historycznej
wsp61czesnej. w powiesci "Bez
Dogmatu" Sienkiewicz dowodzif, il
cziowiek, aby zyc, musi posiada6
wisre-a oprooz wiary-dogmat, ia.
ko dzwignie zywota.
Powiesoi bistoryozne odznaczaja
sic sila epickiego talentu pierwszo-
rzednej miary. Opis mp. pozaru
Rzymu jest wspania{y. Uderza tn
tylko nienaturalnos6 stosunku wiel.
kiej idei ohrzescijahstwa wzdycba.
MEM sentymentalnem Winicyusza
jego marzeniem najpiekniejszej
dziewicy.
Zbiorowi pe}nemu dzie{ Sienkie
wicza W przek}adzie -- kohczy ?
Minski-zyoze wsr6d ozyteluik6t
rosyjskich powodzenia."
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-11-12
PRACA | KAPITAh.

Zarzad trustu tytuniOwegO.-
Z New Yorku donossa, ze J. B.
Duke, prezydent "American To.
bacco Co.," bedzie prezydentem no.
wei "Centennial Tobacco Co.," swie-
70 zorgsnizowauego trustu fabrykan-
tow tytuniu. z pomiedzy innych u.
rzednlk6w pulkownik F. H. Ray, z
"Paul J. sorg s. Co.., "Middletown,
o., bedzie drugim wiceprezydentem;
trzecim wioeprezydentem Oren Scot
ten, "Daniel Sootten & Co.." De
troit, Mich, i sekretarzem David A.
Keller, "John Finer g. Bros.," :"
Louisville, Tenn. Trus. bedzie mial
pietnastu dyrektorow. Wszysoy 70
stall wybrani. Pomiedzy tymi, kt6
rzy zostali wybrani So pu}kownik
J. B. Hughes, Hamilton, O., M
Doerhoe fer, Louisville, Tenn, M.
Leopold, Louisville, Tenn.
Walka przeciw trustOwi.-Na
czelny rzecznik F. S. Monnett wniosi
do najwyzszego sadu podanie O
przepad przywileju "Buckoye Pipe
Line Co." Skarga ia jest jedna z
wielu W sprawie przeciw Standard
OIL trustowi, kt6ra zostala rozpocze.
ia pred rokiem przez ohioskie VIA
DE. Wiadomem jest ma pewno, ze
1 o tej skardze nastapia try inne.
Skargi te maja bye wniesione pre-
civ Union Tank Line kompauii,
Ohio Oil kompanii Solar Refining
kompanii.
Zr6dfo naturalnego gazu. -
"The Northwe stern Ohio Natural
Gas Company" odkry}a ma farnie
Izaska DAvisa, lesacej piec mil ma
wsch6d cd Findlay, O., zr6dio natu
ralnego gazu, kt6re ma bye nadzwy-
czaj obfte. Produkcye dzienna ozna.
czono ma 100000 kubioznyoh stop.
Move zr6d}o znajduje sic nieopodal
s'ynnego ..zrod}a Thorntree, ktore
przez wiele lat zaopatry alo W gaz
miasto Tiffin.
w szklarniach zast6i. - w
dwoch fabrykach szk}A firm "Maring,
Hart & Co." " G. H. Over & Co.,"
W Muncie, Ind ME rozpoczeto pra-
oy W zeszaym tygodniu, jak zapo.
wiadano. Robotnicy, " liozbie 200,
odbyli mityng, ma ktorym radzono,
90 ozyni6, ale zadnej zbawiennej ra !,
dy dla siebie ME znalezli. lime fa
bryki szk1a W tym powiecie, " Eaton,
Albany Gilman, r6wniez ME 50
czynne.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-11-12

Op6r murzyn6w.-W Camp
Poland, Tenn, W 6-puiku stanu
Virginia przeniesiono ofcer6w ra-
sy murzyhskiej do innych pu}k6w,
a ma ich miejsce przysfano Office
row bia}ych. skutkiem tego ca}y
pu}k negr6w wypowiedzia} nowym
swym oficerom posiuszehstwo.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-11-12

Parada "biafych."-W mie-
Scie Wilmington, N. c., odbyfa
sic parada biafych W czerwonych
koszulach ma koniach. Parada ia
urzadzona by}a dla przestraszenia
murzyn6w, kt6rzy maja wiekszost
W niekt6rych powiatach.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-11-12

Potrzebujemy agent6w do sprzedawa'
mia ksiazek zblerania abonept6w. Spry'
thy czfowiek moze zarobic fatwo $1,000
ma rOk.
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