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Evening journal., 1898-06-01
rHr FaREE CENT com.
A Little Joker which Bothers ChanGs
Makers and Makes Trouble
All Around.

''Next to a gold dollar" said a busi-
ness man, "there is nothing in the line
OF coins 1 detest quite as much as the
three-cent piece. There is no call for its
existence and the proper authorities, in
my opinion, should call them all in, and
melt 'em up. Now, here is a three-cent
coin. Observe that it is of the same
size as dime, and, when the light is
poor, It has the same general appear
ance as dime. Undoubtedly some car
conductor gave II to me for dime and
accepted It at that value.
II have been carrying it for week IN
nv small change oveFcoat pocket. Last
NIGHT at the PnrlS row station of the
i roal. 1 gave it to the ticket seller and
asked for two tickets, thinking that 10
was dime. lie pushed 1t back through
the little window with an ironical smi o
and never word. asked his pardon
and promptly gave him tho proper coin,
but l knew be thought was trying 10
work three cents Off on him for ten.
~Later on in the evening, 1 was re-
turning TO my homo In Brooklyn, and
without looking at 1t, thoughtlessiy
drew my three-cent piece out Of my
coat and passed 1t TO the bridge ticket
seller, with a request for four tickets.
There was sarcasm In the tone Of his
voice as ho requested me TO, guess
a4aln,' and was about 20 lose my tenn
per when I glanced down and saw my
three-cent piece lying before me.
II made good again and once more
dropped my desplsed coin back in my
pocket. This morning when Boarded
a car I put my hand in the same pocket,
which contained at least dollar in
change, and handed the conductor, as
L supposed, a dime. 1 never stopped
reading my paper until the conductor
In voloe OF mild protest, remarked;
They don't 60 here whereupon
meekly hunted for nickel. Now could
anything be more eXasperatingP
at seems to me that Uncle Sam
should not permit such an absurd state
of affairs, for those three-cent coini
place good citizens IN very embarrnss
ing positions. I vote to call 'em all in
and / know that most all men voice no.
views brooklyn Eagle.
Evening journal., 1898-06-01
The rERRlER,s MISTAKE.
Impertinent Little Don Wore Out the
81. Bernnrd's Patience.

Impertinent Little Don Wore Out the
81. Dernnrd's Patience.
An incident that pointed a strong
moral took place in Chestnut street one
day lately. The street was throngcd
with promenaders, and the magnii-
cent St. Bernard dog which o young
woman was leading attracted much AZ
tention. Near Thirteenth street tie
women entered a store, leaving the dog
outside. The dog was such q magnia-
cent beast that several people stopped
in admiration, and the dog actually
seemed to smile at the attention he was
receiving. About this time two giddy
youths who were followed by mis-
chieyous fox terrier camo along and
paused TO see what was attracting the
throng Tho terrier, which was but a
mite beside tho St. Bernard, rushed in
and began snarling at the big dog. The
noble-looling beast paid not the slight
est attention, and the youths audlbly
commented on tho big ono's cowardice.
When the terrier began swapping at
his feet however, the big one gravely
raised one paw and pushed his tor
mentor away. This angered the terrier,
and its onger was fed by the youths,
who told Zip" as they called him, TO
20 in and "shalle the big coward" Jip
went in and set his teeth ia the ST.
Demands leg. Suddenly the big dog
lost its forbearancc and i'm a thrice Jir
was IN its massive jaws. There was O
crunching sound, couple OF shaAcs
and Jip was cast aside dead. The 81
! Bernard then resumed his place uncon
cernedly and the young men gathered
un their dead terrier and went OF &,
make complaint at the city hall.-Phii
adelphia Record
Evening journal., 1898-06-01
NO WAR FOR WASH.
Even Life Insurance for His Intended
wife Couldn't Reconcile Him
TO tho Case.

Wash Howard. a young colored man
Of ability as a sinner, has a stand on
Vine street. Before he came TO town
he was indirectly connected with a
militia company IN some town up the
state. His rank was Sergt. Sinner, and
when the company went to camp Wash
wont along. II Is needless 10 say that
he enjoyed himsek hugely, as he had
= uniform Of his own design, bearing on
the deevos IN yellow cloth a blackirg
brush, rsEnPali6
Lost week. his old captain was In the
city, and he ran across Wash. About
the hrst thing Wash talked Of was the
wer.
~What you think, cap, Is dey goln' ter
be wah fuh shuah?"
"I wouldn't be surprised, Wash, WAS
the answer, "and youn have to 60"
"What h0ve ter GO fuh9 Ihain't got
muffin agin dem Cubians and dey amt
got muffin agin me, I reckon"
"Well, in case OF war; you know, we
can't choose. We have TO gowhen duty
calls u.s."
''Yeesuh, oats right, but den when
you got likely colohd girl on de string
den it hain't no fun"
'cNerer mind that, Wash. You just
get your life insured and marry the
girl, and when you are killed she will
act the mGpey and be well provided for,
to say nothing Of pension"
Dat won't do dis nigguh any good
She'll Just get married agin, and den the
two Nv 'em will blow in all the stuff
Do you remember Gle Hen Jesse. Now
dat ole nigguh had some life insurance
al on q big piece Nv papuh, an he mar
ried sPry young yeller girl, an She
nevuh gave him emmy peace. Not bit
She dun AK him all der time what dat
life inshuance foh. and KEEP a pesteriu
him twell ne gone of an got sick an
des natchuuy died Dat's'whaut ne did
An if I got emmy life inshuance daf
colohd gal would nebbeh be satisfe,
! till die. No, sub, if 1 got ter go tui
wsih der'u be no widduh nor any in
shuauce. OATS right" - Cincinnati
| Commercial Tribune
Evening journal., 1898-06-01
un-to-prte nraiding.

Braiding, in both wide and narrow
soutache, rows OF machine stitching.
straight lines Of velvet ribbon or gimp.
cloth bands, and ribbons and buckles
continue to be the favored modes Of
trimming on gowns not frilled or
flounced. The sheath-like dress skirt.
long, narrow and clipging, is one ofthe
distinguishing features Of the ruling
styles, so far as they have developed,
in spite of the reluctance of very many
fashionable women TO accept it in It's
extreme scantiness, for it is certainly
not becoming to very slim women, or
those at all full of figure below the
waist, as the skirt, being very meager
In outline below the knees gives greater
prominence to the large hip outline
above. 1t is therefore most fortunate
that, with the vogue of the foureau, OF
sheath shape, comes the additional
fashion of applying numerous trim
mings to the skirt, which greatly miti-
gate the very undeniable drawbacks
these outlining models possess.-st
Louis Republic.
Evening journal., 1898-06-01
IScstrcIs.

The kestral is true to its picturesque
name. windhover. The small birds fear
her not. Tor they know she feeds by
preference upon furry little quadru-
pcds and very rarely chooses a linnet or
sparrow. Poised high I'm the air, the
kcstral fixes her dark eye ON the ground
below, and if a iieldmouse or beetle
catches her attention she swoops down.
Minutes at time she hovers overa field
with gently beating pinions. and If
nothing stirs, moves on. When her
prey Is captured the kestral il pretty
sight in her Jealous scffishness; with
punched shoulders and quivering g
wings. she warns of all intruders.-
Chicago Evening News.
Evening journal., 1898-06-01
Continental salad.

This Is very tasty salad that msy
be appreciated rs a change. It de-
mahds foug boiled potatoes, one beet
root, two hard-boiled eggs, two russct
apples, four hlleted salt herrings and
two stalks Of celery; all these to be
chopped finely and mixed. The suit
able sauce is composed of the yolks OF
two hard-boiled eggs, three dessert
spooufuls of oil, one tablespoonful of
anehovy sauce, two dessert spoonfuls
Of vinegar, one dessert spoonful each of
made mustard and Worcester sauce.
one tablespoonful of sifted white sugar
and q seasoning of white pepper and
salt. Beat the eggs to a smooth paste.
then add the salt, sugar, pepper and
mustard. Stir in the oil carefully droT
by drop, and lastly add the Worcester
sauce. the anchovy and vinegar. II Is
wen TO note that a salad sauce should
always be stirred one way and very
smoothly, so that no Jumps Of any klno
viii be found in &C.. a tablespoonful %
70 of mwillimprove theaboverecipe
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
Evening journal., 1898-06-01
Chicken soumes.

One pound cold chicken, one-quarter
pound Of butter, one gill of cream, two
eggs. Cut the meat Oft a cold chicken,
pound il in a mortar with the butter
pepper, salt and a little mace; mix well
together with the cream, add the yolks
Of two eggs, well beaten. and lastly the
whites, beaten to a stif froth. put al
once into small souflie bowls, and bake
for IS minutes. Serve Immediately in
an entree dish.-Leisurc Hours.
Evening journal., 1898-06-01
sAULAY IN HIS CHAMBERS.
e Was Little in His appearance
to Indicate Genius.

Was LfttIe In His appearance
to Indicate Genius.
chambers are comfortably fur
ID, and overfow with bools Tie
the two sitting-roons and the
1om are all wuiled with volume ).
lis Jarruarymeraing Maeaulay sits
Sfasting among his books. TIE
/ has few ornaments beyond some
italian engravings, bronze seat r.
OF Voltaire and Roilsseau, and ca
mantelpiece a handsome ehimir 9
ch clock given to the essayist by
publisher, Mr.. Thomas Longma {.
aulay is seldom without a boo'o
II in his hand or in his pocket, al d
morning as no breakfasts he turns
the pages of a volume Of Addison
Steele's Spectator" reading q ser
or two here, glancing oser Old
rite passages with q smile Of friend
ac0gnition, and more rarely reading
dly a whole essay.
,esently he arises from the table
goes to his desk. As he crosses
floor the shortness of his figure sud
ly becomes apparent. There is it
indeed, in Macaulay's whole appear.
to indicate the genius and learn
which are enshrined within b.,
n. He is short, robust and plair
king. His head is massive and hi.
ures are rugged and homely. Whcr
-epose his face has little animation
when he talks it is lit by the emo
as of the moment, and the deep-blu'
5 sparkle with vivacity. a solid
ust individuality, of untiring ener
and unwearying kindness ar.
rtesy-such is Thomas Babingtoi
.,aulav.-Chambers' Journal.
Evening journal., 1898-06-01
10 VeIret CoIlnrette.

A dainty accessory for the street is
the collarette Of velvet or ribbon and
lace which goes around the neck IN
der the high fur collars Of coats and
cases. Il is made in colors TO match
hat or dress. OF of any color which may
be preferred IL the hat and dress chance
% be black.-St. Louis Republic.
Evening journal., 1898-06-01

Suez canal, and about 1000 miles from
San Francisco to the Philippines. Then.
too. Spain cannot afford to weaken
her iome feet to the extent pronos I'd
without imperlling the Csnaries and
even Cadiz.--St Louis Republic.
Evening journal., 1898-06-01
n. uind os n Disense Producer

he Mind ms n Disease Producer.
ye know thai a congested liver pro-
,es gloom, perhaps leading TO sui
@. Another kind Of gloom is per-
)s due to a congested spleen A dis
erly heart produces apprehension of
ming danger. Certain intestinal CON
ions produce fear Morbid condir
ns of other organs mar the sense "a
ength and manhood or wcinanlinef s.
know also a few converse truth
at gloom Of despair may indu re
ndice; that good news will make the
art beat vigorously; that cheerful
IS will calm and regulate its beat
II fear and anxiety may paralyze & p
stion.-Dr. Herbert Coryn. in Nc
nal Review.
Evening journal., 1898-06-01

and interesting. Among those who
made addresses were Rev. T. A. il.
O'Bri-n and Rev. w. o. Livingston.
Rev. J.. p. Barrett pronounced the
bencdictiOn.
Evening journal., 1898-06-01
IE WITH "WHEELS .
20 Of Great Annoyance %
Prominent Men.
Its OF the Crnniss Are Il, %
} the Newspapers to Pre-
mt Further VisitntiOns.
-RidiculOus Cases.

l-dressed woman of imposing
and impressive dignity entered
Groom of the office of one of
{ noted men in New York few
o, and demanded that the pt-
take her card to his chief with
iy. The card was passed on 20
ate secretary, and, as it bore an
Jar name, he stepped into the
IN to see who tho caller might
do not wish to see YOU" she es-
'let me see DR.. - at once.
mpany has possession OF 20
bf cars that belong to me, and l
lem. You have had them for 81
nd thatis long enough"
els!" muttered the private sec
Then aloud he said: Certain
lam. you are entitled 20 your
y. The president would be gil d
the matter over with you, b IT
an engagement IN the weste il
the state to-day, and win not @
ere for some time Perhaps il
be better foo you 10 put your
u writing"
Y we'll" replied tho woman.
. But could you not personally
0 one or two trains for my INN e.
seq"
}ould afford mo pleasure to 90 so
D." replied the secretary, "but ]
o authority. The president alone
In such matters"
L Is unfortunate, for 1 really ne q
d to-day" said the woman, In d
( regret. However, 7 viii wri {
r to DR.. -. Please SEQ that ny
-ty is well cared for"
woman made her exit with grace
entity, and left the private seer
ad attendants wondering who $40
Her manner was that of a persoI
d social station, and aside iron
traordinary demand she did 10
! irrational.
: Is the fourth crank that has beer
,e this month";" said the prive
airy. "Some Of the newspape
he'd an account Of the first Vi
j Just after New Years, and sim
he freaks have been coming alon
few days. 1t is a singular fa
whenever q story Is publishe
a crank calling on a noted me
man is sure to be besieged T.
S for several days afterwarl
invariably is the case with ID
We try TO keep all mention @
crank visitations out Of the new
5, but once in awhile o story get
print, and then we have 'whee
3 dozen-both callers and letter
ms to me that all the crazy peop
lre at large read the newspaper
they learn that one of their kin
cen calling on any particular pc
hey all become seized with a bulS
sire TO do likewise. OF course, u,
Z them gets into DIR. 's rooI
hose Of US who guard the o.
h have to be on tho alert oonstan
'wentY oranks, with rhdbulouSnc
!. have been turned away from b.
2 months time. Nineteen OF the.
tho natural result Of tho public
OF a ssory about the first va
} most OF these mentally unbO
! vlRltors are harmless. oooasione
ie comes along with a homieid
a. After a big railway accident, 2
nee. a self-appointed avenger
in to turn up with an inspired mi
to remove the president OF the rog
the earth. ~. Y. Times.
Evening journal., 1898-06-01
NOT C,RFnIrEn-

Little stock need be taken in the re-
port that Spain is preparing 10 send
another fleet to the Philippines 1t Is
over 5000 miles from Cadiz to Manila
by way Of the Mediterranean and the
Evening journal., 1898-06-01
Naturally Not.

She I give yon my word, I saw the
boat leave the pierl
lie Wei. you didn't suppose II vos
going TO tow the pier along with IT,
iil 2"-Yonkers Statesman.
Evening journal., 1898-06-01

ECORATION DAY AT BARRETT's.
The Milford G. A. R. Post visited
rrett's Chapel near Frederick, for the
4p0se Of decorating the soldiers
yes. The ceremony was impressive
Evening journal., 1898-06-01

TO 40 the family sewing at home 10
The lest advantage it is imperatively
necessary to have an apartment set
apart for a sewing room. 1t is all very
well 10 argue that one may get on very
well and sew in the dining-room, or
sitting room. and Gne woman used the
upper hall. whic' had large front
window, for this purpose, and, aside
from the litter and confusion it made,
IT, answered the purrAse very WELL But
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15

dowym ME jest dzisiaj najpil-
niejszem i najwaaniejszem Ia
DAMIEN.
Me dziwis sic wcale, &c lu.
die, kt6rsy spokojnie znoszs
torturowanie dzieci polskicb
niemiecko austrjackim syste.
mem szkolnym, kt6rzy ME ro-
zumiejs doniosiosci nadania
szkolnictwu pietna narodowe
go, wpadaja ma dziki pomysl
szerzenia oswiaty W Polsce "a
pomocs zakonnik6w niemiec.
kich. Movie dziki, chocia1
wlasciwie nalezalo nazwaG ter
pomytf zbrodniczym, DO lu'
die, kt6rzy podobne projekty
tworza i polecaja, 50 niewst
pliwie ludzmi dobrej wolf, ale
W sprawie oswiaty i szkolnic
twa niepoczytalnymi. Me MOI.
ma jednak tych ~objaw6w, zbo.
czenia zmyslu politycznego
poczucia narodowepo trakto,
wac l~ekcewaasco, uwazaG Is
uieszkodliwe wyskoki pony
slowosci osobistej, DO niestety
powtarzaja sic one coraz GEES
ciej i swiadcza o zanikanir
stopniowem znamiennych villas
ciwosci umyslowych i uczucio
wych naszej indyWidualnosc
narodowej. {, Przeglsd Wszech
polski").
u. L. dastrzebiec.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15
u ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ.

. POznah. Komisjs koloniza-
cyjna sakuPila nastepujsoe dobra:
Wielkie Podlesie " Prusach "A.
chodnioh, 1850 hektar6w "a 800. 600
usrsk. Winiary pod Gniesnem 5o4
hs., Dsbrows pod Janowosm $50 ha,,
kilks mniejssyoh msjatkow. Mas.
TO Torlh nabyiO . rsk polskioh ma.
jstek Bisfy Dw6r BIO ~hektsr6w,
L'ndbsnk sskupia dobra ryosrskie
Gross Ebrenbsrg "a p6itora milo
ns marek.
Wybory do Ssjmu odbeds sic Z
kohoem pei lsisrnika lub poosat-
ksoh listoPada. Ze wssystkioh stron.
nictw nsjruohliws.em jua obscoie
jest socjalistyozne, kt6re ssmisrsa
w.iasc crynoy ud1iai " wyborsob.
- Z~ywotnost narodu polskie.
60 st~ierdIi} jsden dsiennik6w
osrlihskioh, q mianowiois ,Bsrliusr
Zsg.", htory " obszsrnym artykule
wywcdzi 70 jeteli niemoy wysoko
cenis swoje ucsuois narodowe, to
powinni takts cenic js a polak6w.
Jsieli ira'.sj possepujs, to docho.
dzi do tskioh re.ultat6w. jake dis
wid,s. te " Ksiestwis Pozns6skiem
mimo gsrmsniracyjnego naoisku
Polsscsysna wcsle ME ssmiera, lscI
coraE to w.rasta.
- CZamarka. w Sksrlinie W
Prussch Z~schodniob odbyi sic dnis
IL crer~cs b. r. wiec wyborory, ma
ktory Prrybyi tskts p. Stsuisiaw
Bisgalski = Leksrt, ubrsoy " pa
msrks. Wkrosos po.em ws,wany
so'tsi ns ~przes'uoby, g obeouie ,du-
misi, gdy otrrymsi msndst karny "a
$50 m. harry ] 8 SO On. kos,s6~. Oh.
szsrne pismo, nsdesssns " t,j spra
vie Gas. CD, tax p. Bisgslski
keh ny;
~Nis ~saysssssm. ably jsks Wy
gorsewsnyob pan cd bsrli6skisgo
bslsta slbo bsyssessdlani prsssade-
wssa eygasks, ws6sss,s - n pr
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15

2 innyoh spidemio.nych ohorob
osps nile osscsedss Hadnej gubsrnji.
zsstrssssjsoo prcgrssywns tenden.
ole wyka.uje takAe tyfus. simnioa,
diawiso (kru2) I oierplenis aossdko-
We.
Nsjbsrdzisj ponury obr.. st.nowi
s~ssrzenie sic ohor6b veneryoxnyoh.
Rajski pis.s dosaovnis: nJ.st Jess.
css inoy. nsjstraszliwssy / n.joie-
oesPiso.niejssy bios sdrowotnosoi
ludu, . misno-iois sy6lis. Gre ,isj.
ssy on nisr6wnie, ni4 rasem tyfos.
cholera I dyf.erja. Nis.o.y on SHY
organi.m6w I podkopujs zdrowie
pr.ys,fego pokolsnis. Me ulsga
aadnej wstpliwosoi, ae pod wplywsm
kitty ludnosc ssabnie. wymiera i ule.
ga degsnsraoji. Me jest to pustem
ssowsm. gdy lskarze na.ywajs 8, 6lis
"domo"s choroba" rosyj.kisgo Ia.
du. Okropnem jest to, ae .ara,.
ro.przsstrzenia sic pc wsiaoh pra vie
wylsoInis wskutek wsp6iozssoepo
domowego potyoia. Powodsm "a.
kaaeh jest n~sjcresoisj jedzenie . jed
mel miski lub pioie . jednego gsroz-
ka..."
Daty o sserssniu sic choroby "a
bardzo smutne. w roku 1858 Z cho.
ryeh, kt6rzy s.ukali porady " s.pi-
salsob, byiO 81 proc. sy6li,yt6w,
Podosas gdy lio.ba Ia do roku 1890
wzrosia do 14,8 proosnt. - Urzsdo-
~s daty to ME dajs nawst pr.ybliao-
nsgo obrasu o r.eosywistosci. gdy.
ohory chop nad.wyoraj rsadko uda-
je sic do s.pitals, pr.enossso mad
lsksr.a domcwa kuraoJe. Praktyo.-
ni lekarse Podaja .upeinie inns daty.
Re sprawosdah lob wynika, 70 ma GA.
ssj Usrsinis. W gubernjsch kijow.
skiej. ohersohskiej, Charkowskiej. na
Woiyniu ! ma Sodolu liosba kiiowa.
tyoh doohodsi nsjmniej 10 do Is
proc. osiej luduosoi, a prseoietnis
waha sis miedsy 20 a 30 proc. W
g~ubernjaeh samarskiej, penzs6skiej,
orelskiej 30 proc. ohoryoh, leo1onych
Prssz lsksrzy, prsypadslo ma sy6lis.
w gubsrnji sGolshskisj i " innych
% wsie, zamieszkaie w~yiac,n'e pr.es
syfltyk6w. A nawet to daty, .da-
MEM r .jskiego, ME dajs wyobrste-
mia o faktycznym stanie r.eo.y.
Ponury obras rostso1a stasystyk
rosyjski " swojsm s~sudjum. Niski
stan os wisty, brud, bieda, pressed,
ws1ystkis to osynniki skiadajs sic ma
~zrost s~zerzsDie epidsmji. Rosyj.
ski ohioP stale sic siab.zym, tax il
= rOku ma rok .~ieksrs sic present
ludsi niezdolnyc oh do sluaby w~ojsko.
wei. Pssymistyczne konklu.js wy
rokujs: siia rosyj'kiego ludu, rosyj.
sxiego chiopa slabnie, q objawiaja
sic .naki oorsz wieksrsgo ~rwyrodnie.
ola. zdanie to rao.ej p~r.ssadns,
nia scisfe, nis uwzglednia mote doG6
.~ywosoosoi olbr.ymisj masy rosyj-
skiego spoieose6stwa, kt6re, zetknaw.
sly sic Z oywilizaojs, ME .dolalo jej
oPano~ac. q vice i 1astosowac SAM.
'arnyoh ochronnych zarzadasf do
osrd1isj skompliko ~anych nowozyt.
nyoh warunk6w bytu ~spoieO.nsgo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15
Fizyczna d~egeneracja
W ROsji.

Opiakane stosunki sanitarne wsr6d
s1srokich warssw rOsyjskisj ludnosoi,
nsdswyo,aj wysoka oyfra smiertsl
nosci, w.rost ohor6b .akazayoh. sta
j. sic W Rosji pr.edmiosem lio.nyoh
stodjow statyssyc.nych I l~skarskiob,
ssudj6~, ktors dostaro.yiy wislu bar
dso 1ajmujaoyOh dat i plsn6w akoj,
'aoobisgawo.ej. Jsdns . wybisniej
s1yoh Prao, ogiOs.onyoh " tym Ia
krssis, 50 materially stasystyosns, ia
kie podaje " pet. Wed" rosyjski
statystyk d. Rajski.
Me tylko pc wsiach, les. tskas "
wielkich miastach smiertelnosc Jest
- stosunku do cyfs prsscistnyoh "
Z iroPie ogromna. l tax ma tyd.ieh
cd Il do 81 liooa b. f., przypadio "
Moskwis ma 1000 miestka6oow 44,0
wypadk6w smisroi, Petersburyu
20 0. Podcsas gdy W tym ssmym ty
godniu W B .rlinis cyfra ia wyncslls
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ne bynsJmniej Z tygodnia sro.eg6l
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s1osegolnych tygodniach ME pr.eno.
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trrebs tenn amen prsyjac snao.nis
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by d~yf'srjs nis wyssspowais rok
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ofisr. DJfserjs Ivieksss sic do tego
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pr'ers.sjsos ,sbsle. prsedssa wisj,os
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bel, " roko 1885 zach Yrowaio " 8
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