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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-01
THE SUMMER QUARTER.
The University has opened for
the Summer Session.

The attendance is good and the author
tiles say that they are satisfied
--FiftY-nine are enrolled this AFTER
noon-200 are expected is claim
ed that they will be here next week
Regular Exercises will begin on
Next Tuesday-The lecture tonight.
The summer quarter Of the Uni
versity has opened with an encour-
aging attendance of students. This
is the first time that the University
has been open during the summer
and marks new epoch in the histo-
ry of the institution The expert
ment viii be watched with interest
by all who are in touch with the ed
vocational interests of the state.
The first chapel was held on Fri
day morning and there were about
sesenty-five students present. Dur
ing the course of the announcements
which were made the president stat
ed that that there had already fifty
enrolled for the summer He said
that the students had not been ex-
pected to come in this week but
that they would stay at home until
after the Fourth and that in conse-
quence the indications for good
attendance were flattering Two
hundred students are expected in
this summer. While this is not
as large as that for other terms yet
it is very good for the season of the
year and in view Of the fact that the
summer quarter has not heretofore
been in operation.
Many of the students perhaps half
of those who are now in are ladies
and this part OF the attendance is
very encouraging. The girls of the
state are getting awake to what we
have here for them and they are
quick to take advantage Of it.
The regular exercises will begin
on Tuesday next although the reci-
tations which are regularly SEIZED
uled for Saturday will be held then.
Monday will be holiday as it il
the Fourth of July.
An especial feature OF attraction
during this quarter will be the large
number of excellent lecture and en-
tertainments which the University
offers free. This course will be
opened this evening at eight o'clock,
at which time Professor Neil, of the
Ohio Wesleyan University, Della
ware, Ohio, will give an impersona-
ton of Dickens David Copperfield,'
in which fourteen of the wonderful
characters of this, the greatest Of all
novels, will live before the audience.
The universal interest of all people
in this soulful play warrants the as
sertion that Professor Neil will have
a large and appreciative audience,
and the entertainment part Of the
University quarter will indeed have
good beginning. The public gem
orally is invited. The entertainment
will be held in Commencement Hall,
at eight o'clock to night, and admis-
sion will be free
Professor Neil will teach Elocu-
ton at the University during the
summer quarter, during Mr. Whyte's
absence. He is fine appearing
man, and has splendid reputation,
and the Elocution work this sum
mer will doubtless be one of the
most attractive features.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-01
Man Frozen to Death.

By using one of Guy Willey's
electric fans. See him and be hap
Ply. A number have been put in
over town and thee give universal
satisfaction.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-01
Notice..

The subscriber having resigned as SUI
perintendent OF the Peoples Telephone
Company would direct ali persons hold
ing claims against said company to pre-
Mooresville, W. Va, for settlement.
RUFUs WEST.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-01
Rooms for Rent.

Furnished rooms on Main street
First or second floors. Electric
light. Elegant location. Very rea-
sonable rates. Apply at this office
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-01

Students desiring lodging, or board
ing and lodging can obtain the same
by calling on Mrs. S. e. Jones,
Wiles street, north end of Spruce.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-01

WANTED-At once, men and wo-
men to write life insurance; teach
ers preferred. A. B. BRoDIE,
Gen'l Agent.
at Huntington, w. Va.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-01

WATERS & Wilmington are agents
for Jas. A. Bannisters high grade
shoes.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-07-01
For Rent

A room suitable for paint or
plumbers shop. Apply to S. A.
Poster.
Evening star., 1898-02-26

to the value and nature Of the contents,
hut a large quantity of water ran out when
the safe was raised above the surface.
The complaint is still made that the cleo
trio lamps are Of little Use to the divers, as
the light is faint and uncertain, and to hold
them takes one of the divers hands. They
have proved of little value in the present
investigation.
So far as reports made public go. the
workmen on the tug Right Arm, with the
assistance of the naval divers. are laborins g
hard to recover the bodies under the hatch.
the divers had to wait for the lumber to-
day. 1t is hoped that the bodies will be
taken out tomorrow.
The Spanish cruiser Alfonso XII has been
towed to buoy further within the harbor
to make room for the cruiser ViZcaya,
rext day.
Consul General Lee says he has received
no news of Importance from the State De-
partment today, nor been notified to expect
the arrival of any one Of prominence. 1t is
believed here that if any American of ma
will be to study the situation for himself,
and not an official commissioner.
At pm, when this dispatch is sent,
Hol1er is still sleeping under the influence
of an opiate. He is no worse than he was
this morning, but is very low.
Including him, there are six wounded left
here. All the others are reasonably certain
of recovery.
Some difficulty will arise in removing
| them to the United States. for all have
been exposed to contagious fevers, and the
quarantine laws forbid their being taken d.
| disregarded in the case OF the first lot tax
| en- there on the Olivette the day after the
explosion, but only because Of the extreme
| exigencies of the case.
Evening star., 1898-02-26
For the Woman. Clinic.

The concert and tea for the benefit of
The Womans Clinic at the residence of
Mrs. Reeside. 1888 Vermont avenue, next
Thursday afternoon at o'clock promises
to be one of the most interesting events of
the Lenten season. There is to be a novel
program. consisting of music and other
attractions. Among the soloists will be
Mrs Adele Croisette Oxley, Miss Levers
and Prof. Mule. The following well-known
ladies Will act as patronesses: Mrs. Ro-
nero, Miss. Wilson, Mrs. John W. Mitchell.
Mrs. Roger Q. Mills, Mrs. Julius c. Bur-
lows, Mrs. Marcus A. Hanna Mrs John
G. Spooner, Mrs. Alfred c. Harmer, Mrs.
Joseph w. Babcock, Mrs. Reside Mrs.
clifford Howard. Mrs. Olive Logan, Mrs
Emily L. Sherwood. Mrs. Macknight Moses
DIR. Ida Heiberger. Mrs Jules Guthridge
Mrs. w. Z. Burleigh. Mrs. Mary F. Case
end Miss Minnie Heiberger
Evening star., 1898-02-26

the British war ship Express to sustain his
demands, and the Express promptly sent a
broadside into the Prometheus. There were
no persons killed, but the United States
made a prompt demand for reparation
The British government gave this in the
fullest manner and without question, dis
avowing the act and condemning the officer
of the Express.
Displays of force were resorted to nv the
United States in 1852 against Japan, and in
1908 against Java. In the case of japan
American sailors had been severely handled
IN Japanese ports, and the native courts
failed to give adequate redress A naval
expedition was sent to Japanese waters,
and this had the effect of securing the full
est apology and also an agreement by which
every protection was guaranteed to Amer
lean citizens and property in Japan. In the
case of Java the Secretary Of the Navy sen
large naval force to the waters of Java
to demand that the native trial courts
should give the fullest protection to Amer
leans. The expedition was successful in its
purpose, and all the assurances desired
were given.
In 1915 seven Americans were killed and
about sixty were wounded while they were
being detained in the British prison at
Dartmoor. This was brought on by a clam
or for rations, which was resisted by the
prison guard. The United States demanded
explanation and suitable reparation and
| demnity for the support of the families of
| those killed and wounded.
There are quite number Of recent cases,
| the latest being that of the German occupa-
ton Of KfaO Chau for the outrages COM
| mitted by Chinese on German missionaries.
| In that case the German government ac-
quired as indemnity large portion of Chi
nese territory, as well as one of the most
| strategic ports Of China.
| President Buchanan adopted the proceed
ure of reprisal in 1859. This is measure
just short of war. Mexico was charged
at that time with asserting to spoliation
| along the United States border. President
Buchanan asked Congress for authority to
send military force to secure indemnity,
| as diplomatic negotiations had failed to
bring redress from Mexico. This course
was adopted by Congress, and the prepara-
| tfons for the military reprisal soon brought
| about satisfactory adjustment
Non-intercourse with Great Britain was
| one Of the measures adopted in 1900. by
what is known as the non-intercourse act.
| as means Of stopping associations which
| up to that time had Involved many com
plications and harassments Embargoes
| have also been resorted to as a measure of
| offense against foreign nations short Of
| war, the purpose being to prevent the ship
ping Of supplies needed by an offending
| nation. u
Evening star., 1898-02-26
WORK OF THE COURT OF INQUIRY.
Divers Trying to Get Out Bodie. in
Forward Hatch

Divers Trying to Get Out Bodies I'm
For ward Hatch.
A late dispatch from, Havana last even
ing says: The court Of inquiry sat longer
today than usual.
The six divers were examined more in de-
tail than ever before.
At the afternoon session a civilian was
examined, whose testimony Is said to be of
some Importance. The, name of the witness
is withheld, and, as usual, ell particulars
of his evidence.
The Mangrove, 1t Is now believed. will,
surely leave for Key West tomorrow even
ing, arriving there Sunday morning. This
program may be changed at the last mo-
ment, but it does not seem likely.
After the Mangrove leaves the Fern will
be the only United States vessel here
Lieutenant Commander Wainwright and
the naval divers under his charge viii stay
on the Fern.
The wreck of the Maine Is sinking, slowly
but surely. Before the hull could be raised
the guns and deck debris Of all kinds must
be taken out. This takes time, and. lack
ing proper appliances, practically nothing
has been done vet Aside from the offlcers'
and cabin effects, the salvage thus far has
been pitifully small
Late today the paymaster's safe, with
1850 and his papers. was taken from the
wreck. Beyond this no statement Is made
Evening star., 1898-02-26
COMMITS SUICIDE.
Prominent Young Attorney Takes His
Own Life.

Prominent Young Attorney Takes His
Own Life.
John G. Dermody, a member of the Dis
trict bar, and a young man who was prom
| IL ent in social and political circles, COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself through
the heart about 6 o'clock yesterday after
room at his home, No. 455 Florida avenue
northwest. Despoudercy following his
wife's illness is said to have caused him to
take his life. He was in q prosperous f1nan-
cial condition, and outside of worry over
| his wifes health, which is thought to have
brought on temporary arrangement. there
was absolutely no reason for the rash act.
Mr.. Dermody had an office at No. 612 +
street northwest, and confined his practice
almost exclusively to business before the
Court of Claims. During recent days his
wife's illness preyed upon his mind and he
talked of nothing else. Relatives an.
friends noticed a decided change in his con :
dftion, and some Of them became alarmed
about his health, and he was advised to
take trip to the seashore, and this move
was being prepared for.
Yesterday he returned home from his Of
fice late In the afternoon, and was seen
looking in the bureau drawer where his re-
v'olver was kept. This was after he had
eaten his dinner. His wife and sister were
in an upper room of the house, when they
heard the report Of a pistol shot fired in
the dining room. Rushing down stairs,
they found the unfortunate young man ly-
! ing On the sofa The smoking weapon was
held with firm grasp. and blood on his
garments showed where the wound had
been indicted. Stimulants were admins
tered and DR.. Henderson was called but
when he arrived he found that life was ex-
tinct Death had taken place only a few
seconds after the pulling OF the trigger.
Policeman Norris who had been sum-
| moned to the house, called the Emergency
Hospital ambulance, but, as already stated,
death had taken place Immediately after
| the discharge Of the weapon, and the rehi-
Gle was not needed. Coroner Carr made an
| Investigation of the case and gave a certifi-
cate Of death. The deceased was twenty
nine years old and was q son OF promi-
nent citizen OF the District, Mr., J. j. Der
mody. He was . graduate Of Georgetown
| College. His funeral will probably take
J place Monday.
Evening star., 1898-02-26
Hecht & Company, SIS 9TH st.
READY TO MARCH.
Patriotic Utteranccs of Ancient Order
of Hfbernfans.

There was a largely attended meeting
last night Of the District board of the An
cient Order OF Hibernians, which is the GEN.
trail governing body, representing an aggre-
gate membership of /, 100
A preamble and resolutions were adopted
setting forth that as "a great calamity has
befallen the American people by the loss
OF the United States battle ship Maine. and
hundreds Of lives of our citizens In the har-
Dor of Havana, the District Board of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians of the District
of Columbia, in convention assembled, do
hereby tender to the families of the VIC
Tins of this frightful disaster our sincere
sympathy and coincidence.
That In the event of declaration of war
against Spain for the maintenance OF our
national dignity and honor, and to avenge
the deaths of our gallant sailors, we here
by pledge the firm and patriotic adherence
and support Of the Ancient Order of HI
bernians of the District OF Columbia to the
President of the United States, and that
we are ready and willing to promptly
march forth, at call, in defense of our
country and our flag"
Evening star., 1898-02-26
SYNDICATE FORMED.
Company Of Capitalists AbsOrbs the
Fishing Industries.

Washington men owning interests In hsh-
ing industries along the coast have just
made a conveyance to a syndicate, which
has bought up and combined most of the
steam fishing vessels and the factories
from Maine to the Chesapeake bay into
one big company. The chief business to be
engaged in will be to extract and, manu-
facture oils. 1t is stated that the capital
Is furnished by English capitalists.
The conveyances executed here have been
sent to New York to be placed Oil record.
About thirty private concerns have been
purchased, which have been consolidated
with the larger concerns. The fleet engaged
In catching the fish for these factories rep
resents no small investment. The state
ment Ia made that the promoters Of the
combine propose to operate on much more
extensive scale, and will modernize the
factories. The interests held here were said
to be quite q considerable.
Evening star., 1898-02-26
Grand Marshal's Plans.

Grand Marshal Alexander Hawkins of
the Emancipation Celebration and Histori-
cal Association. with his staff officers and
aids, held meeting at Winston's Hall last
night to make the preliminary arrange
ments for celebrating Emancipation day.
April 1B.
IL was decided to have a military and
civic parade. Robert Burnett was chosen
chief marshal of the East and South Wash
inSton divisions and W. =. Simms marshal
of the Hillsdale division. Grand Marshal
Hawkins stated that he had established
Headquarters in UinStOn's Hall who aIl
districts should send delegates to q meet
ing Saturday, Narcn D.
Evening star., 1898-02-26
Additional Policemen Appointed.

The appointment of additional prtvates
on the police force have been made by the
District Commissioners. as follows: Henson
Stewart. at the Washington Brick Com
pany; W. Fl. Byers at the Amidon School
Frank II. Fowler. with the Washington
and Great Falls Electric Railway Com
pany; Philip ]. McHenry, at Mount Olivet
cemetery, and John Trader. at the Pacific
building.
Evening star., 1898-02-26
THERE DsA GLASS oe pEopl E

Who are injured By the use Of coffee Recently
there has been placed in all the grocery stores q
new preparation called GRAN-o. made Of pure
grains. that takes the place Of coffee. The most
delicate stomach receives It without distress. and
but few can II II from coffea. II does not cost
over y as much Children may drink Il with great
benefit IS Gus. and 2S eta Per package. Try II.
Al for GRAIN-0. tA1e1h4
Evening star., 1898-02-26

Favorable Action Recommended.
In a report to Chairman Baboock of the
House District committee the District Com
missioners today recommended favorable
action on House bill SO64. 10 amend the
criminal laws OF the District.
Evening star., 1898-02-26
DIR. Haines' Golden Specific Cures
Drunkenness.

II can be given WITHOUT THE KNOWLEDGE
OF TIE PATIENT in coffee, tea articles Of
food; will effect a permanent and speedy cure.
whether the patient is moderate dTipker or an
alcoholic wreck Book OF particulars free, to be
bad OF F. s WILLIAMS & co. cor. 9th and + sts.
NV; EDNiUNDS X WILLIAMS. Sd and Penn. ave,
Washington. GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO, Props. Gin
einnati. Ohio. fe2I-s. s.tu&th-loot
THEIR GENTLE ACTION AND GOOD effect
Gu tn. system really make them perfect little
pin They please those who them. Car
tees Little Liver Pills may well be termed Per
fscton.'
ANGOSTURA BITTERS Is household word all
,er the world For 80 years II has adver-
Used itself by its merits II is advertised to
VAN the public against counterfeits. The gen
uine article is manufactured by DIR. j. G. B. Sic
gert * Sons.
Evening star., 1898-02-26
Rev. Txler 10 speak.

Rev. B. B. Tyler. DID,, Of New York. one
Of the new vice presidents Of the American
Anti-Saloon League, is to speak at public
meeting, under the auspices Of the District
Of Columbia A. s. L., Sunday afternoon at
8:S0 in Calvary Baptist Church.
Evening star., 1898-02-26

II can highly recommend DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
for Group. i have Used il for several years and
find 10 the best remedy tried. Mrs. HAN
NAH MORRISON, Burlington, W. Va"
Evening star., 1898-02-26

; Hearing to BE Given Monday.
The District Commissioners will give
hearing on House bills 7754. so54 and s420.
relative to the proposed extensions of the
Metropolitan railway lines. at l:15 O'Clock
Monday morning next
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-30
BOLESkAW PRUS.
.ARAON
POWIESC.
(Ci& dalssy)

NSt8 osey
Dalej, pyta;m was, ojoowie: kt6ry farson, .kt6ry
nomarcha, kt6ry szlachcic pfaci zaciagniete dlugi ME
~spoglada krzywem okiem ma bogactwa swiaty62..
= Bezbozna to pozadliwosc! -sLepnal Metres.
= A nareszcie-m6wn Sem-kt6ry ~nastepca tronu
ME marsy1 o ograniczeniu powagi kaplan6wa kt6ry ia
raon W poczatkach panowania, ME chciai otrzasnac sic z
pod wpfywu najwyzszej rady2
Slowa twoje So pefne madrosci-rzek Metres -
ale do czego one moga mas doprowadEiG?
- Do tego, abyscie ME oskarzali ~nastepcy pred
|~najwyzsza rada. Bo przecie ME ma sadu, ktory potepii.
by ksiecia, "a to, ze chlopi radziby ME placic podatk6w,
albo ae aofnierze chcs wojny; Owszem, was ~mogfaby
spotkac~ wym6wka. Bo g~dybyscie dzie6 pc dniu sledzi.
Iii ksiecia i hamowali jego drobne wybryki, ME byloby
dis piramidy oskarze6, W dodatku ma niczem ME
opartych.
W podobnych sprawach, ME to Jest elem, ze ludzie
maja sklonnosc do grzechu, DO oni mieli ia zawsze. Ale
swieta rzeka, matka Egiptu, bardzo predko zamuliaby
kanaly, gdy by inzynierowie zaprzestali czuwac mad MA
A CO powiesz wasza dostojnosc o wymyslach,
jakich ksiaze dopusci} sic W rozmowie z nami9 Czy
przebaczysz ohydne drwiny z cud6w?-spytaf Mefres.-
Przecie ten m}odzik ciezko zniewazyf moja poboznosG..
Sam sic obraza, kto rozmawia z pijakiem cd
parl Sem Zreszta, vase dostojnosci ME mieliscie pra
wa rozmawiac o najwazniejszych sprawach pahstwa z
METRE zwym ~ksieciem... A nawet popelniliscie biad,
mianujac pijanego czlowieka wodzem armii. W6dz DO.
wiem must bye trze& Wy.
- Korze sic pred waszs madroscia-rzekl Metres
ale giosujs Ia podaniem skargi ma ~nastspcs, do rady
najwyzszej.
= A ia glosuje przeciw skardze-odparl e~nergicz-
ME Sem Rada must dowiedzec sic o wszystkich po-
stepkach namiestnika, ale ME W formie skargi, tylko
~zwykfego raportu.
- ia jestem przeciw skardze odezwal sic Men.
tezufs.
Arcykap}an Metres, widzac, re ma przeciw sobie
diva g{osy, ustaph z zadaniem skargi ma ksiecia. Ale
wyrzsdzona zniewage zapamistal i niechse ukryl W ser.
Gu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-30

Ia rada astrolog6w, gf6wna kwatera miala wyru-
szye z ri Bast W dniu lynn Hator. Ten BOWEN dzie6
ma ziemi cieszyli sic ze zwycieztwa Ra mad nieprzyja-
ci6lmi; kto zas ~przyszedl ma SWAT W tel dobie, mial
umrzee W poznej staTosci' otoczony szaSunkiem.
Byf to r6wniez dzie1 ~pomysny ola brzemiennych
kobiet handlujacych tkaninami, a zy ola Fab i myszy.
Cd chwili mianowania 60 naczelnym wodzem, Ram
yes goraczkowo rzucIf sic do piracy. Sam przyjmowal
kaady nssdciagajsey Pulk, ogladaa jego bro6, odzies i
mia sic musztry ma zgubs wrog6w i chwaie faraona. Pre-.
|zydowa} ma kazdej radzie woiennej, byl obecnym prey
6adaniu kazdego sz;piega W miare nadchodzacych via
|domosci, wlasna reka oznaczal ma maple rugby woisk
'~egipskich i stanowiska nieprzyjaci61.
Przejezdsal tax predko z miejsca ma miejsce, Re ocze
kiwano 60 ~wszedzie, a mimO to spadal nagle, jak jas
trzsb. z rama, byi ma poludnie cd Pi Bast i zrewidowal
miasta i wykryf, Ae " pulku Jeb brakuje i50 ludzi.
Mad wieczorem, dogonl przednie straze, by} prey przejs.
cu nilowej odnogi i zrobil przeglad 200 woz6w wojen.
nych.-
swiety Mentezufs, ktory, jake pe1nomocnik Her.
bora, dobrze znai sic ma sztuce wojennej, ME m6gf wyjsc
z podziwu.
= Wiecie, dostojnicy-rzekf do Soma i Mefresa,-
&c ME lubie nastePcy cd czasu, gdym odkryf jego ziosci
ze mlodzian ten jest urodzonym wodzem. Powiem wan
rzecz nieslychans: my mad granics o try lub cztery dni
~wczesniej zgromadzimy silly, aniAeli MONA bylo PREY
ME ~usiyszeli swistu naszej strzsfyI....
= Tenn niebezpieczniejszy ola mas taxi faraon..-
wtracil Metres, z z~acietoscis cechujacs starc6w.
.Ku wieczorowi, dnia 6 60 Hator, ksiaze Ranges
wykspal sic oswiadczyf sztabowi, &c jutro, ma dwie go.
dziny pred wschodem slohca, wyruszs.
: A teraz chce sic wyspae,-zakohczyl.
Latwiej jednak byio chciec, anizeli spac.
w calem miescie ROLL sic Aolnierze, a PREY palacu
nastspcy obozowal pulk, kt6ry jadf, PHI i %spiewal, ami
myslac o odpoczynku.
Ksisze odszedl do najodleglejszego pokoju, lecz
tn ME pozwolono mu sic rozebrac. Co kilka minut PREY.
jakis adjutant z mic nieznaczscym raportem, Tub
pc rozkazy W sprawach, kt6re m6gi ma miejscu roe.
dow6dca pulku. Przyprowadzono ~szpieg6w,
kt6rzy ME przynosili zadnych nowyct wiadomosci; sgia-
szali sic wielcy panowie z malym pocztem ludzi, pragnac
ksisciu oiarowac uslugi, jake ~ochotnicy. Dobjalf sic
kupcy feniccy, pragnacy wziac dostawy ola woska, Tub
dostawcy, kt6rzy skarzyli sic ma wymagania jeneraf6w.
Me brakio nawet wr6abit6w lub astrolog6w, kt6-
rzy W ~ostatniej chwili pred wymarszem, chcie1i ksisciu
stawiac horoskopy, tudziez czarnoksieznikow, ~majacych|
do sprzedania niezawodne amulety prseciw ~pociskom.
Wssysccy ci ludzie poprostu wdsierali sic do poko-
ju ksiecia: kazdy q mich bowiem ssdsii, 4e W lego rekach
spoczywa los woiny j se " podobnych okolicsnoSciach
snika wsselka etykieta.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-30
O p~ielegnowaniu %niemowlat.
N.pisai dl. nzgody" DR.. w. sisminowios.

Prsed rokiem umiedclem " rZgodsis", pare wsks
.owsk ola msteh, iak sic msjs .aohowa6 ksrmiso novo-
rodki (ossskD pisrsis; obsooie oboe sic w~ywis.a6 . dansj
popr,ednio o~biesnioy 1 podac kr6sko wskss6wki jsk kar
milo 1 jake pokarmy dob:sras Prey sstuo.nem a~ywisniu
niemowlat.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-30

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