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SOCIETY.

A notable wedding occurred at high
noon yesterday, at st. Luke's P. E.
church, the contracting parties being
Mr.. William Bates Woods. chief con-
structive engineer OF the Aetna
Standard plant, and Miss Belle Nc
Cabe. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. R. a.
McCabe. The ceremony was witnessed
by large number OF their friends and
relatives. and was performed by Rev.
Jacob Birmingham.
The church was artlstically deco
lsated In white and green, the floral
arrangements being extremely taste
full. The musical portion OF the we'd
ding service was feature, and the
bride was for years leading MEM
Der OF the church choir. The choir,
under the direction of Prof. T. e. Ham
mond. was the first TO enter, singing
Q wedding hymn, Miss Anna V. Sage
being organist. When the choir had
taken its position the bridal party en-
tered. 1t was preceded by the ushers,
Messrs. E. B. Franzheim, Frank a.
Hosack, Of Pittsburgh: Ralph Turner,
of Bridgeport; VI. Nelson Cecil, Col.
Sam B. Harrison and DR.. Eugene Hill
'dreth. Next came the flower boy and
girl, Master Loring Milton and Miss
Eleanor Patterson.
The bride, leaning on. the arm of her
brother. NJ. Robert A. McCabe, jr.,
followed. The bride was attired In q
pearl cloth gown. trimmed with chlf-
fon ruitles, with dashes Of blue and ca
nary colored velvet. with hat to match.
and gray gloves. She carried American
Beauty roses. The choir sang Lohcn-
grin's bridal song as the party came
down the aisle.
The. party was met at the altar by
the groom with his best man. Mr.. W.
H, Bradley, Of Steubenvllle, and the
rector, Rev. Jacob Birmingham. At
the conclusion of the ceremony the
party retired In reverse order, to the
strains. Of Memberships Wedding
March. A wedding dinner was discuss
ed at the home OF the brides parents.
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Woods left
on n three weeks trip through the
west. They VIII make their home in
Mingo. O.. where Mr.. Woods Is connect
ed with the Aetna-Standard mills.
There were a number of out-of-town
guests at the wedding, including Mrs.
II. c. Black, OF Minneapolis; Mr.. D.
7. McCabe, general traffic manager of
the Pennsylvania lines, and his wife;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Q. Tallant. OF Pitts
Gurgh, and Mrs. W. II. Bradley, OF
Steubenville.
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BOXING,

After tomorrow night the Metropoli-
tan club Will close Its doors for the sum-
mer. The past year has been the great
est success In dts history for the fast ar
icle of the sport furnished. but the club
intends to so it one better next season.
The top-notchers In the middle and
heavyweight classes will be courted .
and phe club expects to have Gus RUN
I'm, JaclS Bonner and others OF the
"heavles' appear for the ed1OcatIon of
ats patrons; ut least efforts In TINT, III
reotlon will be made, and the reputation
tho club hns achieved the past season
is an assurance that other clubs viii
have no "cinch" or the. big matches.
Tomorrow nights contest Will develop
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REDS PLAY FAST BALL.

ST. LOUIS June 2S.-The Reds played
two postponed games here to-day and cap
tured both. The first game was pitchers
battle from the start. The Reds had no
trouble hitting Sudhof3 at critical times In
the second game. Attendance, 25O0.
Scores:
First game. 4RHE
St. Louis ......o o o o1o o. i
Cincinnati 40 l 0 l 0 0 o 0 Is 6 3
Batteries. Hughey and Clements; Dryer
and Vaughn. umpires, O'Day and Nc
Donald. Time, 1876 % -
Second game. RHE
St. Louis 10 0 o 90 0 o o 90 . .
Cincinnati 30 2 / o 0 i ,0-5. S .
Earned runs, Cincinnati 3. Batteries
Sudhoff and Sugden: Dammann and PeItz,
UmpiresAO 'Day and Mcdonald. Time, 80.
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THE RESOLUTIONS

The committee on resolutions then
reported. The reference TO the wise I'D
ministration OF President Mckinley was
received with applause Senator Ell
klns and Congressman Dovener were
also given the "g!ad hand" The anil
civil service resolution evoked enthu-
siastlc appreciation. The resolutions In
full We're as follows:
The Republican convention Of Ohio
county hereby renews Its allegiance to tho
party which In tho last forty years has
done, so much for Our country md tho
people, and won for the nation the admira-
{ Resolved. First, That wc rc.atIirm tho
principles expressed In tho national plat
form OF 1896, and congratulate the country
on the endorsement OF those principles by
the voters o triumph which avcrted the
calamlties OF debased currency. tho on
courasement OF soc!alistic teachings,
either Of which would undermine the foun-
dations OF the republic.
Resolved, Second, That we fully endorse
the patriotic. wise, courageous and Chris-
tim craftsmanship OF President Mckinley,
who. while exhausting tho resources d.
diplomacy to secure liberty for Cuba
and avert war, was enorgetically prepar-
ing for that last terrible resort.
ncSVlF9up lnlru, lQAt senator ElklnS
and Congressman B. u. NDovener, by sus-
tanning tho President In every measure
arising out OF our complications with Spain
and by their untiring devotion to the in
terests OF our state and the country ut
large, have won the admiration and con-
fidence OF the nation. and we fully en-
dorse tho course they have SO wisely pur-
sued. ~ sE-t ~
Resolved. Fourth, That all sectional feel.
Ing having disappeared In the outburst OF
patriotism caused by our national affairs,
we congratulate tho country on this re-
suit. and call upon all the people to unite
In sustaining the President and his ad-
ministration In every measure necessary to
bring the war 10 a'spcedy and successful
end. Il, y
Resolved. Fifth. That we have. witnessed
with pride the course Of many ofour'young
men In enlistlng in the service Of the
country. and we pledge them our assist
ance and special projection and caro- for
their families at home.
Resolved. Sixth, That we endorse the
MIST 81 G. MAtktn
everything in his power to advance the
interests of the slate and to raise and
equip soldiers for the country.
Resolved. Seventh. That while our war
with Spain was not begun for conquest.
but in the interests OF humanity and
civilization. we believe We have a right to
retain sovereignty over all lands which
come to US as prizes Of war
Resolved. Eighth. We demand the un-
conditional repeal Of the civil service law,
believing that II Is contrary TO the prin-
clples upon which our government Is
founded. and contrary to good business
principles.
The resolutions were adopted unani-
mously.
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.

At Mansfield. RHE
Mansfield ......2,1 0 L o 90 -
Fort Wayne Il 2 0 l OIL 0 10 8 4
Bat!erles-Beam and Belt; Reiman and
Campbell. ~.
At New Castle. RHE
New Castle 20 o o o 90 o OIL /
Youngstown Il 0 10 0 o 1.-3 s o
BatterIes-c. Smith and Barckley; Her.
burger and Goodheart.
At Dayton. RHE
Dayton ........O o 0 o &C o. Ii 10
Springfield 80 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 5 s
Batterles-R oscbraugh and, Donahue; DO
Ian and ,Graf,!us.
At Grand Rapids. RHE
Grand Rapids 80 OO10020302-lO iG )
Toledo ............O 220lO1103--1l II 3
j, Bntterles-Rapp and Cote; Ewing and
Myers. E.I,.
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-. H. y.
Two thousand dollars worth
more than we ought to have at this
season, and must be sold.
All marked in plain figures that
will make them move quickly.
Some are soiled, but you can
save more than the price OF a dozen
bars OF soap on each garment.
Some fine Cambria goods, lace
trimmed, in the lot.
Call soon, while your size is in
stock.
This Underwear was made by
,Siegel Bros, Of New York, who
are noted makers OF high grade
goods.
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The Ohio county Republican conven-
ton was held yesterday afternoon In the
chamber of the second branch OF coun-
Gil. city building. and was as harmoni-
GUS and enthusiastic q gathering as any
convention ever held in the county. The
work cut out for the body was the Sc
lection of a house OF delegates ticket and
the naming Of senatorial conferees. and
the work was we'll performed. In
Messrs. B. W. Connolly, Harry W. Nc
Lure, H. F. Behrens and Ralph Mccoy
very strong ticket Is presented, one
that the Democrats will find 1t incon-
venient to defeat at the polls next No
venber.
< The convention was called to order at
O'Clock by Chairman James X. Hall.
OF the county committee, who named as
temporary chairman, Mr.. B. S. Allison,
4 of Madison district. In assuming the
chair Of presiding officer, Mr.. Allison
made a short and clean-cut address. in
which he said he would discharge the
duties devolving upon him imam Impair
tial manner, and that he represented no
particular clique or ring.
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PITTSBURGH, June 2s.-Gray's Wild
throw In the first inning was responsible
for one run and in the fourth and nth Kill
len was hit for seven bases and three runs
giving the visitors q big lead. The home
team rallied In. the ninth when Gray
knocked three Dagger scoring Tannehlll
and o'Brien. coming home himself on
Longs wild throw Attendance. 900. Score:
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Earned runs. Pittsburgh /: Boston 4.
Three base hits, Gray. Stahl. Stolen bases,
Donovan, 0'Brien. Hamilton, Duffy. Dou-
Bile plays, O'Brien and Davis, Long, Lowe
and Tenney. First base on balls. or vii.
lis. 1. Hit by pitched ball. Donovan,
O'Brien. Struck out, by Klllen, 1; by Hast.
inps 9: by Willis A. . 500. -. = ! 49,.
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Nominations for house OF delegates
were then called for, city candidates
first. For the first place on the ticket.
Mr.. Snyder, Of Washington, wished to
nominate a man whom everybody
knows, B. W. Connolly. Madison sec
onded the nomination.
Mr.. Templeton. of Clay. wished to
name man who would add strength to
the ticket, Harry ". McLure
Dr.. Dickey, OF Clay. named T. NJ.
GarvIn. who had already served accept
ably one term In the house OF dele
gates.
Mr.. Smith named Charles E. Noble. OF
Washington district.
When Union was called. Mr.. Thomas
G. Britt arose to nominate a man who
stands high in this community, George
r. E. Gilchrist. Of Union.
DR.. D. H. Taylor named H. T. Beh-
rens. whose ability he referred to in
glowing terms. 1t Is necessary to name
good men this Tea-.
MT. Britt, OF Union, seconded Beh-
rens' nomination. TrIadelphia, WASH
inSton, Richie. Madison. Clay and the
other districts took the same action.
Mr.. Lindsay, Of Webster. moved that
the nomination OF Mr.. Behrens be
made unanimously. The motion went
through with a hurrah.
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SENATORIAL coNFEREEs.

SENATORIAL CONFEREEsS.
The following senatorial conferees
were announced by the several district
delegations:
Washington-Charles Danner.
Madlson-B. S. Alllsotl.
ClaY-A. R. Campbell.
Un!on-Harry Hooking.
Centre-Henry Kern.
Webster-Joseph Beo.
Ritchie-George Dell.
Triadelphia-Lester Smith.
Richland-W. ]. Lyle.
Liberty-A. S. Bell.
DR.. Taylor wanted to hear from Mr..
Noble. who had so gracefully with
drawn in favor Of Mr.. Connolly. Mr.,
Noble thanked his friends for loyal
support. OF Mr.. Connolly he spoke
highly; he would make an excellent
representative and care we'll for labor's
interests In the house OF delegates. The
speaker felt sure Ohio county would
roll up an increased ma jo-ity next fall.
On motion Of Mr.. Britt. the city build
ing jan!tor was thanked for the hand
some decorations that adorned the con-
vention hall. At 6 p. m. the convention
adjourned.
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LOUISVILLE, Juno 2S.-Tho ouakers
made It three straight to-day. winning
easily. FlIck's fielding was feature At
tandance, 800. Score:
Philadelphia Il. % SOL 1-siI >
Louisville .....o 0 . o o 0 o 1 0-3 s !
Earned runs Philadelphia s: Louisville l.
Batteries. Piatt and AIcFarland Magee
and Kittr!dge. Umpires. Snyder and Com
nelly Time Las .sI-7F
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. VI
Mr.. Bell moved to amend giving city
districts seven votes and county dis
tricts ak votes. Mr.. Muegge seconded
the Bell motion. MIR. Hahna, OF Richie,
thought the substitute was unfair; the
'eommittee's plan OF representation
bases the representation on population,
the only fair proceeding II was moved
to table the substitute. brn the chalr
ruled that action would table the en-.
Tire matter. The motion to table was
defeated. !. N tfl
Mr.. Bell said his plan was not untalr;
the same plan was followed In other
county conventions. q K. =
Mr.. Dawson, OF Richie. said the plan
proposed by the committee had been
put IN force In Republican conventions
ne had been In. Population Is the only
fair method to pursue. h 81
The Bell amendment was defeated, IS
to u. -, b q q 4
The report OF the committee was then
adopted as read. ~ m
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HARRY M,LuRB NEXT.

A ballot was next taken for the third
city member, and Mcclure was aomlna-
ted unanimously. The districts began
to change to Mcclure when 1t was seen
that he had been nominated on the fol.
lowing closer vote.
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The lntelligencer..
Job Printing Office e.

sd ' = o. B.. I
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how we'll higher price suits the sports.
and n big audience will encourage the
club to bid high next season for the top
notchers.
A special train has been secured to
bring. the Pittsburgh delegation down
with McCieliand tomorrow night, for
his contest with Oscar Gardner.
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Changes were made and McCoy's nomI-
nation was made unanimous
Mr.. Mccoy thanked the convention. It
was not necessary TO tell the convention
his kind Of Republicanism-hls friends
had taken care Of him handsomely.
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HUNDREDS of lives saved every.
year: by having DR.. Thomas, Electric
OIL in the house just when It Is needed.
Cures Group, heals burns. cuts. wounds
Of every sort. g.
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Total ..I,laI 8 .2.3 3 rs . - g4In isl 0;

While the third ballot was In progress
Mr.. Noble arose and withdrew his name
In favor OF Connolly, "A motion to nom
mate Connolly by reclamation was de-
clared out OF order, but when Captain
Dawson Withdrew Dlon's name. there
was n stampede to Connolly, and he
was nominated by reclamation. Mr..
Connolly was called upon and accepted
the nomination In few well chosen,
words. He sincerely thanked the con-
yentlon for the honor bestowed upon
him. i,iIElfl 1872 HlN
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BEN CONNOLLY NOMINATED.

The second place on the ticket was
next In order. Webster seconded No
BILE and Madison seconded Mcclure
Captain Dawson named a represen-
tative OF labor. as Ritchie's candidate,
Delegate W. H. Blon. woh has served
one term 80 acceptably.
RIchland seconded GarvIn.
Mr.. Bell, Of Liborty. seconded Noble.
Mr.. Seibert. of Triadelphia, present.
ed the name OF Ralph Mccoy.
Liberty named Abram McCulloct.
The ballot for second place on the
ticket Was as follows:
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SPORT. !
NATIONAL LEAGUE
0ocoCc0occ3cCcccc0O 9

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Cincinnati 81 st. Louis .
Cincinnati 8; st, Louis 0. AeFll
New York 4; Cleveland q.
Cleveland 0; New York I.
Boston 9. Pittsburgh 8.
~ Philadelphia s; Louisville
To-DAY's GAMES.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York Mt Chicago.
Boston mt Cleveland. ~
Baltimore at Louisville,
brooklyn Mt Pittsburgh.
Washington ut ST. Louis.
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BOWLING.

Last nights Mozart league scores
were as follows:
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That win Prove to be tho Winner
In Next Falls Election.
INSTANTANEOUS GATHERING

THERE BEING NOTHING AT ANY
STAGE OF THE PROCEEDINGS
THAT COULD BE MAGNIF1Ep
INTO TROUBLE -MEssRs.
gEHRENs, CONNOLLY. Mc1uRE
AND MCCOY Make A STRONG
ouARTETTEF FOR THE LEGlsLA-
TuRE-R1NGING RESOLUTIONS
THAT WERE ENTHus1AsrlcAL-
LY REcE1vED-THB SENATOR
IAL coNTEREEs NAMED.
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PERSONNEL or THE BODY.

q PERSONNEL OF THE BODY.
The committee on credentials re-
ported the following delegates entitled
10 sents on the floor:
4 washlngton-R. It. Chew, Jacob Snyder.
C, b. Hanke, ". II. MucgGe. Charles
Smith, j. a. Britt. William Mooney,
Mndlson-B. s.. Allison. J. o. Gray.
Charles Bailey. II; II. Harrison son H.. George
IS Clay-H. Templeton, j.. L. Dickey. Ed
ward Dick, L. Horkhelmer. Jcsse Dickson,
/; III. <McGannon, John L. Schellhase.
. JJnIon-L N Refer, w. II. HorniSh. r.
ID, Cline, a. Dimmack. J. Marshall. T. G..
o cen,re-D. II. Taylor. G. W. thinner,
Edward Handy. H. sehambrn, u. r. Motz.
ne yv;eb tsery Sf carp J. W Kite, John la.
big. William Lindsay. II. Marllng. A. j.
=: ai HitehIe-Georgo Bell, E. L. Ambrccht
Thomas Dawson, David Hnhne, w. schn'
TT T1;rIadclphla-G. W. Humphrey. Charles
selbcrt,, W. r. Bowers, j. &. duncan, ).
\ p. Frazier. J. f. Black :, Co.. ",
j. Lyle, r. II. Mcculloch. II. Bowmafn' w.
M Iibariy-A. s. Bell, c. alccullooh, Scott Scott
Nuzurn. s. :,
The report wns adopted without dis
sent & Ii5
THE VOTING STRENGTH.
Tho voting strength OF the several
districts was apportioned as follows. ny
! by the committee on basis OF represent
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Gospel Temperance, Prohibition, Logic Inspiring Music
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The w. C. T. u. will be under the leadership Of Mrs.
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/ THE ORDER OF BUSINESS.

\. - THE ORDER OF BUSINESS.
The committee on rules and order OF
business reported the following order OF
business. through lis chairman, George
J Bell.
s. Reports OF committees.
! ELECTION Of permanent chairman
and secretary.
3-Nominations for house of dele
gates. Delegates vote, beginning with
. city candidates first, one at time;
nominating speeches 10 be limited to
! five minutes.
.}g4-Report OF senatorial conferees.
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WORK X, WELL 81 DONE.
Ohio County Republicans Meet In
Convention aud Choose

AnOUSE OFDELECATES TICKET:
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! WORK or THE coNvENTIoN.

4 House Of Delegates tlcket-lf. +. Bell-
lrens, of Centre; b. ". Connolly. OF WASH
ington; II. w. Mcclure. Of Clay: Ralph
Mccoy, Of Triadelphia. X
Senatorial Conferees-C Charles Danner.
Campbell, Clay: Harry Hooking. Union;
Henry Kern. Centre: Joseph Bero, Web
sterj George Boil, Richie; Lester Smith,
Triadelphia; w. j.. Lyle. Rlchland: A. s.
Bell, Liberty.
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! THE coMM1rrEEs CHOSEN.

Mr.. Selbert addressed the convention
stating the custom in the past OF first
naming the country legislator The
chair. however, ruled that committees
the naming Of the committee on ere
dentials, and the other usual conyen-
tIon committees prevailed, and the
committees were announced as follows:
CredentiaIs-Jacob Snyder, Wash
L. Dickey. Clay; S. l.. Brice, Union:
Webster; E. L. Armbrecht, Ritchle; H.
adelph!a; c. McCulloch, Liberty.
Resolutions-william Muegge, Wash
ipgton; c. E. Bailey, Madison: Louis
Horkheime:. Clay; James Marshall. I'm
lon; Herman Schambra, Centre; John
: Ritchle; William waddle, Rchland: S.
: Triadelph!a.
Mooney, Washington; W. 4. Hodge, Mad
ison; Edward Dick, Clay; Thomas G..
Britt, Union; E. NJ Hanley, Centre;
John W. Kite, Webster; David Hahne.
Ritchie: Joseph White. Richland: A. S.
) Bell, Liberty; John Duncan, Triadel-
4 phia.
Rules and order Of business-Chprles
Smith. Washington; ]. o. Gray, Madi-
son: James Dixon. Clay; Alfred Dim
4 mack. Union; George Zinmer, Centre;
( William Marl!ng, Webster: George
Bell. Richie: Homer Bowman, Rich
: land; A. S Bell,Liberty; James Frazier,
4 Triadelphin.
- Organizat!on-C. B. Hanke. Wash
ington: C. Fl. Watkins, jr.. Madison;
s William McGannon. Clay; R. D. Cline,
Union; Henry Kern, Centre; A. ]. Nc
! Mash, Webster; William Schafer. Rltch-
lie; R. P. Glass. Richland; c. McCul-
\ loch. Liberty; Charles Se!bert, Triadel-
: phia
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The convention ten took recess Of
fifteen minutes to await the completion
Z OF the reports OF the several commit
Z tees The committees were out fully
thirty minutes. The temporary organi-
Z zation was made permanent, B. s. Al
/ 1Ison. chairman, and w. H. Hornlsh, sec
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TRAvEl1Ne GASES -M,rA ppnN .y

n.
II
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BEKRENs UNANIMOUSLY.

The resolutions were adopted unani.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-10
Prenumerata wynosi rocznie
" Stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie $500
W Europe (koniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w n k i.

Kto zjedna nam dw6ch no
vych abonent6w przesle cd
kazdego caForocznY abonament z
CORY, temu przez ca}y rok gazette
ola niego samego przese}ac bedzie-
my bezp}atnie.
Kto odbierze z poczty try gazety,
awazanym jest "a abonenta i odpo'
viedzlalnym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
tychmiast podac wydawcy W1ARUsA
sw6j nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy ~wyraznie ME
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