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The San Francisco call., 1899-10-20
HANNA SPEAKS ON
SUBJECT OF TRUSTS

CLEVELAND, Oct. Ex-senator Hanna
in a speech before the Fifth District Re-
publican Club tonight defined his posi-
ton regarding the trusts. On this sub
ject he said:
The Democrats say 1 am afraid to talk
about trusts. That settles 1t. I'm going
to talk about them. This combination of
capital for one purpose or another is not
question and ought not to have been
brought into politics. When our indus
tries were in their infancy England and
other countries came along and sold goods
in this country at less than the price
asked in their own country. Then fol-
lowed the protective tariff law formu-
lated by that friend of the workingman
protection American manufacturers went
abroad. They are making rapid strides
and are successfully competing with the
whole world. 1t is evident. however, that
they cannot continue to do so unless they
have combined capital. We ought to own
and control our own merchant vessels
We then would be in shape to make our
own rates and compete with other nations
on an equal footing. This formation of
combines is simply an evolution in busi-
ness methods. The so-called trusts are
not new. They have been found in Eng
land and Germany as far back as 200
years and are increasing. Therefore, from
a business standpoint of view, the forma-
tion of these combinations in one sense Is
a step forward. However. if the trusts
are a menace to the country what party
you relief? When it comes down TO plain
facts the various labor organizations are
a sort of a trust. and l believe in them
and always have"
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-20
|COT JJWBTA THE LEADER IN
ANOTHER DRIFTING MATCH
Extra Ballast Pot Aboard the Shamrock to Alter
Her Trim Seemed to Retard Rather Than
Help Her Progress.

as his opinion that there would be nc
race.
My experience over here" he said
''convinces me that winds from the north
start, but not a finish. | am sorry roo,
for l had hoped to have a good blow.
Then if we were beaten there woulu ipe
nothing left TO say.
Both racers had gone out from their
anchorages when the Erin got under way
and the big steam yacht followed them
to the starting point, while the hundred
or more guests breakfasted or gathered
on her decks and discussed the chances
Of the day.
When the gun from the committee boat
announced that the time limit had elapsed
and that mo race" was again the verdict
the Erin steamed back to the Horseshoe
and Sir Thomas guests went home Sir
Thomas himself was clearly tired of the
whole affair. He has been living aboard
his boat in the Horseshoe for more than
a month. with but an occasional visit en-
shore.
Il wish" said he, that we could have
had good breeze and have settled the
question one way or another.
Asked If he favored the suggestion that
two more races be sailed in the event OF
the Columbia winning three straight and
ative, adding that it might be a good plan
Said he: II am willing to stay a little
longer in order to get at least one more
triangular race and the chances of race
sin stiff breeze. OF course, IT would have
no effect on the possession Of the cup
which will &C. to the Columbia If she wins
another race"
c. oliver IseIin, looking a trihe weary
the Columbia when she was towed into
the Hook about o'clock. ;.
'I am very sorry it turned out as II
did" said Mr. Iselin IN answer to a query
Everything went well on board the Co
lumbia and we are all right. There Will
be a race tomorrow, and we are ready. y
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-20
KEEPER OF COURSING
PARK HELD FOR CRUELTY

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 19IThis morning
Superior Judge B. n. Smith handed down
an opinion affirming the decision of Jus
tice James in finding F. D. Black, pres-
dent of the Coursing Club, guilty of cru
city to animals.
Judge Smith holds that the rabbits are
killed unnecessarily. 1t is admitted that
ra abbits in their wild state may be pur-
sued and killed with dogs, but in this in
stance the rabbits are kept in confinement
and released for the dogs. The League
of Good Government, which hired an at
jubilant over the result and is preparing
TO distribute Judge Smiths opinion all
over the State According to Mr. Black.
the suit will be carried TO the Supreme
habeas corpus
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-20
MARCONI'S BULLETINS
ARE BOLDLY STOLEN
Method Of Hearst's Newspapers in
Competing With Call=Herald
Wireless Telegraphy.

NEW YORK. Oct. 19.-Thanks to Slgnor
Marconi and the Herald's bulletin board
a restaurant telephone wire, a pair of
glasses and a bright young man behind
them. the Evening Journal was enabled
to-day TO post the yacht race bulletins.
They were copied from the Herald s
board, telephoned to the Journal office
and from there wired to the Examiner
IN san Francisco. In each case they were
posted by the Journal ten to twenty min
Utes late. After repeated unsuccessful eff
forts TO tell its readers what was hap
pening of Sandy Hook in the preceding
contests between the Columbia and Sham
rock. that newspaper concluded that wire
less teIegraphy bulletins at second hand
were better than befogged specials" at
first hand. even though printed in red,
blue, green and pink Accordingly, it fol-
lowed the crowd to Herald Square and
proceeded to absorb the Marconi bulle-
tins.
Opposite the Herald building and fac
ing the bulletin board on which are dis
played MarConi's messages IS q restau-
rant in which there are large windows
and a telephone. Leasing a window 70
look through and a telephone TO TAX
through. the Journal stationed there a
young man TO watch the Marcont 6uue-
tins and 10 repeat them lmm edlately 70
the main Office in Park ROW. This he
did. and while hungry pedestrians on
Broadway gazed longngly at the hot
cakes that We're sizzling behind one win
dow the bright young man gazed on the
Marcoui bulletins from the other win
dow He had an advantage over the
hungry pedestrians in two respects. They
could not get what they longed for, while
he could and did, and IT. took money TO
ACQUIRE the hot cakes while me acquired
real news of the yacht race free. He
could help himself, but they could not
without paying the penalty Of a trip to
fre Police Station and 10 the Police Court.
Persons who sought to use the tele-
phone. which IS a public one, were in
formed that they could not do so. One
man was told BY Mr.. Blake, one of the
T-10rietors OF the restaurant, that the
Nev York Journal had leased the. wire
f.~ all day The young man with the
glasses when asked about this statement,
sid II was true. He explained that the
wire had been connected direct with the
journal office, and that a man was at
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-20
NO REDRESS FOR
ALIENATED AFFECTIONS
Remarkable Decision Handed Down
by the Supreme Court of
MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON, Oct. ia remarkable decis-
lon of the full bench of the Supreme Court
in a novel case interesting to married
women was rendered to-day in the case
of Mrs. Ella NJ. HoughtOn of Hudson VS.
Ella NJ. Rice of the same place. holding
that a wife has no right of action against
another woman for the alienation of her
husbands affections where no adultery is
alleged. The court sustaius a demurrer
which the defendant filed to the plaintiff s
declaration, thereby setting aside a YER
dict of s10041, which a Middlesex Jury
awarded the plaintiff. The court says:
I'VE do not think the declaration in this
case sets forth any cause of action at
common law. if the husband had been the
plaintiff instead of the wife, and no stat
ute of this commonwealth gives the wife
any greater right than the husband in
cases of this nature.
The acts charged are that the defendant
did ingratiate herself into the affections
of the said William Houghton (the de-
fendants husband), cause him incessantlv
to frequent her society, to give her va
rious large sums Of money, to execute 70
her various conveyances of property, to
make large expenditures of money on her
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-20
SAYS WILCOXSON HEIRS
TRIED TO BRIBE Her
Mrs. Jackson Alleges DR.. Glow Of
fered Compensation and Used
the Name Of the EIkS.

her husband, who advised her to ascer-
tain exactly what Glow wanted. A sec
ond visit was made to the Jackson resi-
dence by Glow, who repeated his propo-
sition, adding, when asked who had sent
him, that it was an Elk. Mrs. jackson 8
husband is the exalted ruler Of the local
lodge of EIks and Glow is likewise promi
nent in the organization. Mrs. Jackson
spurned the inducement to commit per-
jury and in so doing spoke her mind to
the physician.
Another sensation, somewhat less start
ling, but none the less significant, was
produced when an affidavit was read
from Mrs. E. A. Davis Of Sulphur Creek,
Colusa County, witness for Miss Aus
tin, wherein she charged that on Septem-
Der % at Sulphur Creek she was offered
bribe of $1,000 by Tilden Jones of Sui
phur Creek, together with a railroad
ticket out of the State, if she would stay
away until after the trial was over.
Just before adjournment tonight the
counsel for the plaintiff placed on the
stand Edward Twitchell, one of the
appraisers of the estate. His testimony
being objected to, the plaintiffs counsel
set forth that it was intended to be
proved by the witness that the keys to
the safe containing the $780, 900 had been
taken from the deceased two days before
mis- death Dy the defendants, that the
contents were removed and that the keys
were not returned until after Wilcoxson 8
death.
Judge Elliston of Tehama County Is
presiding in the case. No arrests have
yet been ordered as a result of the SEN
sational aftidavits and it is thought that
this feature of the case will not be
taken up until the testimony of all the
witnesses to the main action, many Of
whom are here from abroad al consider
able outlay, has been secuerd.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-20

the other end devoting himself exclusive
ly to receiving Marconi messages as tast
as they could be read from the Herald
bulletin board and repeated over the tele-
phone AT the Journal office they came
in like "hot cakes by telephone.
How does the plan work?' asked The
Call CORES Spondent.
VERY satisfactory" he replied. by
this arrangement the man at the other
end knows what the bulletin Is almost as
Then he added: Il suppose you are TAX
ing Marconi bulletins, too, guess all the
papers are doing II.
Ii was learned that Signor Marconi's
reliable bulletins on the yacht races may
be stolen by this method in forty-seven
seconds after they are posted, while by
the method formerly employed at least
elapsed between the time the bulletins
We're posted in front Of the Herald build
ing and the time they were received in
the newspaper office down town. But the
rival papers were not keeping up with
the news as easily as they thought, for
in several instances the Herald delayed
posting important bulletins until long
after they had been posted by the Can
in San Francisco.
AS the Mackay-Bennett had dropped
the cable which had given ordinary tele-
graphic communication with the shore,
and was leaving the anchorage tonight
a carrier-pigeon alighted on one of the
yard arms. W. II. Hensman, second Of
ficer Of the cable. ship, captured the
pigeon. In a tiny aluminium case fastened
TO its leg was found this message:
ION board NJ. +. Luckenbach oct. 19,
4:07 p. m.-No wind The Columbia four
miles from finish and one and one-half
miles ahead of Shamrock
H H. HOSLEY,
Lieutenant Z. S. N, executive officer Of
Vermont
Captain E. G. Schenck of the Mackay-
Bennett. to whom Mr.. Hensman turned
over the message, was desirous of hav-
ing it transmitted at once to G. G; Ward.
vice president of the Commercial Cable
Company. AS there was no cable COM
munication with the shore the message
was sent by Z. Bowden, Marconis S as
sistant, by wireless telegraphy TO Atlantic
Highlands. Within one minute after Mr..
Bowdens instrument ceased flashing, a
wireless reply was received that the
message taken from the carrier pigeon
was in the hands Of Mr.. Ward of New
York.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-20

SACRAMENTO, Oct. ia tremendous
sensation was caused in this city to-day
by an incident in the trial Of the action
brought by Miss Amanda Austin to re-
cover S150,000 from the estate of her de-
ceased uncle Jefferson WilcoXson, a mil
lionaire banker and ranch-owner. The
testimony thus far adduced has gone to
show that Miss Austin had held high
place In the affections of her aged uncle
and that he intended to leave her the
sum of s150,O00, which he had locked in
the safe in his office, to be delivered to
her, in accordance with a letter accom-
panying it, Immediately after his death.
George Wilcoxson, a nephew and execu-
tor of the will, found the money, but
claims to have discovered nothing indi-
eating that 1t was to go to Miss Austin,
since her name was not mentioned in the
will.
The defense in the present action will
attempt to show that Miss Austin is not
entitled to the amount, which has been
merged into the estate, in which, owing
TO her omission from the will, she Is to
have no share. Among the hosts of wit
nesses called by Miss Austin in support
of her claims are Mrs. George ". Jack
son, wife of the superintendent of the
Capital Gas Company, and a woman
whose word is unimpeachable. To-day
an affidavit sworn to by her was read in
court charging that on October II DR.. G.
B. n. Glow, physician of this city, call
ed upon her at her home and asked her
to change the testimony she was going
to give in the action so as to make it
more favorable to the defendants and less
favorable to Miss Anstin, the plaintiff
DR.. Glow informed her, so the affidavit
charges, that in return for this service
she would receive a consideration
Mrs. Jackson conided the matter to
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-20
CUP OFFERED FOR
AN EXTRA RACE

NEW YORK, Oct 1e.-The Evening
World announces to-day that. in con-
junction with the Daily Mail of London,
1t offers a cup to be sailed for by the
Shamrock and the Columbia for an eX-
ira race on day to be agreed upon by
Mr.. Iselin and Sir Thomas Upton. The
World suggests that a change of crews
be made in order to settle the question
is better than that of the Shamrock, or
vice versa
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-20
BLANCHE WALSH LOSES
HER VOICE SUDDENLY Y
Performance of "Gismonda'' in Balti-
more Stopped Because of the
Mysterious Attack.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 19.-The curtain was
rung down at the close of the second act
of "Gismonda'' tonight because Miss
Blanche Walsh suddenly lost her voice
A physician was called upon the stage,
but could not restore her voice so as to
enable her to continue and the audience
was dismissed. The case is mysterious and
battles the skill of the best physicians in
the city
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-20

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-At 4 o'clock
this morning the lookouts at Sandy
Hook and the Highlands reported
that a very light west wind was
blowing, not exceeding two miles an
hour.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-20
Mr.. LOVER TO BE
NEXT TO CHALLENGE

LONDON, Oct. 2O-A provincial paper
is authority for the statement that if the
Shamrock fails to win the Americas cup
Mr. Lover, millionaire soap manufac-
turer, intends to issue a challenge for
series of races in 1900.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-20
Jack Dumfree Knocked Out

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1s-John Mar
shall, local lightweight, knocked out
Jack Dumfree of San Francisco tonight
abled Dumfree in the fifth round and
Marshall finished him in short order Up
to that time Dumfree had the best Of 1t.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-20
NEW CHARTER FOR FRESNO.
It's Opponents Defeated by Large
Majority.

FRESNO, Oct 19-The election to-day
for the new city charter resulted in a
victory for the charter by a vote of S44
to 107. The push" element in local poll
tics have made a feeble effort to defeat
1t. but appear to have given up the task
as hopeless. The new charter is in many
respects a novelty in city government.
One of its chief features is that it gives
the Mayor almost autocratic power
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-20
Mother and Babes Burned to Death.

CANTON, Miss, Oct 10-At stann,
Leake County, twenty miles east of here
to-day Mrs. J. H. Gambrell and four chill
dren were burned to death in a fire that
destroyed the Gambrell residence.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-20
Upton AND ISELIN
BOTH APPEAR WEARY

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Before the Erin
left her moorings in the Horseshoe to
steam out to the lightship Sir Thomas
cast his weather eye skyward and gave IL
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-20
NAME IS SMITH.

Market street six-story
building
Ge prices and be nced
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-20

behalf and to transfer to her. the said
defendant, the courtesy and generosity.
love, and affection, previously bestowed
by him upon the plaintiff, as his said
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-20
GINGHAM for Dress

These are all-wool goods made up in M,
neat waist for home wear
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-20
LADIES' WOOL WAISTS
$3.50

good 81 cotton rain Umbrella 2s-inct
size; only 200 70 close out at his nrice
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-20
SEE THE WINDOW.
BLACK GERMAN YARN High
Grade, pound {
UMBRELLAS

This is sold as wanted to the trade. or for
colors at same price
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-20
GROCERY WONDERS.
SUGAR-

Best Soda Crackers. H-cases tcalled 2o-lbl.
Fer 49c
Peek -Frean English Mixed Cakes. per
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-20

RT TEw YORK, Oct 19.-Another huke,
IN another day Of light airs and calms
M and drifting and guessing as to
whether either boat would ever
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-20
w KSIEGARNI
I. Ez'2ll:D DC, Y J I
" Winona, MINI.
MONA dosta6 rozmaite ksiazki poll
skie ,szczeg6lnie za6 naste pujace:
DO
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Ksiq3ko do mQ6ozeastvo maps
saaa przez Arcubiskuro Dunina,
tax zwana Biskupka, ola ko>
Yl.2o
Ia sama Biskupka, W pick.
niejs2ei oprawie, z okuciem "a
mec2klem ..Sl.75
ANi6t StrdS, ksi2zka do nabo-
aenstwa " pieknej oprawle, ze
24otYm Lrzegiem............ O.65
.Ani63 Str6& - oprawnv, "
sk6rke z1pcone brzegi z okuclem
zameczkiem' z}otym tytuli
Klem. ...., $l.UU
TAX, sam AmiH Sr6&, opraw-
ny W kosG sfoniowa, okucler j
sameczkiem, at6sowfhy ma podaru.
mex ola dam. >.....,.......$1.5O
Wianek Maryi, 2 ~wyt}oczone-
rol obrazkaml ma oktadkach
aameezkiem i okuciem z
ztoconYm brzegiem ..-.......$l.5o
WS;Gxsk Maryi, oprawnY W
sk6rke. z4oconym brzeglem z}oco.
nym tytullklem, be- zameczka i
okucia... 49,. $500
WyboreE czyil kr6tki spos6b
1abozeSstwa codzlennego W ivy
czajne1 oprawie.-.....e,<,, 40 c.
Taxi sam Wy6orek, o1rawny W
Groga skorke, z okuclem j zame,z-
s'em..e....:,.. ....., 65 G.
Prxeuod7aiE d. Bogo, Oprawla
s&6rke, wyz{acane brzegi, VIZ"
c'ski obrazek ia okfadce ....65 ct
Ogr6dek Duchow7ay. (Wielk
ruk l.CO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-20
Ksiazki rozmalte.
MUCHNIA ROLSKO.
a N (Cena 81

cent6w) ns]nowsza KSIAzKA
KUCHARSKA, utozona przez see
DIVA dosw1adc7ona kucbarke przy
pnnocy kucharza hotelowego.
Kslazka ia zawlera nastepuJlce
r,7dzialy: Napoje Zupy, JsrzYnY
Is l,tv, Roommate potrawy z JAY ]
maxi, Potrawy miesne, C%le!ecins.
S.opowina, Wieprzowina. Dr6b,
zv'erzvna, Ryby, Rome potrawy
~ esNe, Sosy, pieczYwa, konnfito~
~ i zadrawv, LeguminY, budynie
! pasztetv, Lody.
Mode panienki bacdzo szybko
nabieraia wprawy W kucharzeniu
jez.!l ~praktvkujac " kuchn,, raz
pcraz zag'adaja dc tego znakomi
tryo kucharsxiego podreczni~
ka 80 cent6w.
Pr0roctya O Po,sce >e. ,e..l loot
Kslezeczka ola dusz nabozn7ch St
Weso{y Wie:-szoE1eto, pow1n~
Bzowania ma wszelkie przYgodyi
zaprosiny La wesele plosneczk
Weselne zocl
Dz1eje 5ta7ego . nowego 7est0
ysedtu Il obrazkam1)..
Katechi&n r=ynqsko kotoz;ckj (wlsk~
sly W mocnej cprawle...... % c
X. J. Debarbe, T. j..
Katechi=m rzynasho-k atolickt
(m s}y) ,,....... $500. ..........
Nv mocnej oprawie........l2 G
Eementars Rlske (duzy).. 25c
Eyementor@ ,Naly ola dzlec
r::lsk1ch W Amergce."........l2
L;stoynik Electromagnetic
podreczd,k zav .frajacy nauke ri
SANTA iIstdw i 1otowe IVORY list6v
" wszystkjcL przypadkach ~
va mocnej oprawle-..... $50.
SennM persko egipski.. SOC.
LekarS Donaoaoy czyll. nleza.
wodne sposoby domowego i TAME
90 ~leczenla 'roznaitYch chorob 25c
PxeDodmiE do pisanio hstou
mii1osmych... 200
Io$redni% Rzsk9 Amgielski,
ks:azKa ola latwego nauczenla Sic
20 angielsku.. 65ct
Dzeje Murodw Rzskiegt
(J6zefa Observation-Disclosures ACCT
Bukiet piie$;ni $wiatowych, " kt6-
I'm sig zAajduia: .p.osnki dun'
XII srye, krak~wlaki, mazury
p;esrl mlfosne, paste1skin o6>'
czajo~e, towarzyskie, mysliw-
skie, studenckle, wesote, zarto'
blive, wyjYtki z op. t.. d.. 3oc
1Vy16r pieSni marodowych, W kt6
rym znaJduia SIG: dunk, arYe
marsze, krakowiakl, mazurY
p,esni potrYotyczne, wojenne
h,storyczne ,td.:........ 80
Arytnetyka czyll ks12zka kachul'
ko~a, pod}ug arYtinetYk anne
rykahskich...... ......... 35 g
Gromatyku jezyka polskiego dl'
szk64, polskich W A~meryce, "a.
ra 14l stronlc. w mocnej .pra'
Wle.............,.... ...... 20 G :
Gronatyko Ie&yka Pozskiiego. sskol.
ma przez Antoniego Ma}ec'
1!ego observation-disclosures. 65
Historya Sstto,16w :Zjed1eoczonych ot
odkrycia Ameryki al do naszycl
czas6w, kr6tkm zarysem in.
nych KRAKOW Amerykahskicl
wraz z deklaracya nlepodleg}osc
artyku3aml konfederacYl kon.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-20

saving OF % af1
A dollars worth
Ripans Tahpl#'
lasts ne 9 month
Without them
if it were mylAM
DOLLAR AKt B6
time 81 this pf#
view there
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mother gtX5hgB
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-20
A Prominent Physician.

A prominent New York physician
In discussing the merits Of Ripans
Tabules with a brother NJ. D. said
"Several years ago 1 asserted that
if one wished to become a philan-
thopist;; and do a benefcent deed
one that would help the whole hu-
man race-nothing could be better
than to procure the Roosevelt Hos
pital prescription, whieA is The basis
of TIKI R1baus Ta6uks, and eause it to
be put up in the form Of a ketchuP
and distributed among the poor"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-20

stan6w Zjednoczonycl
~(przesalo 400 %stronlc). w income
oprawie. ......... Is G
PfgWaeiel domoeoy. USYtecznes rady
i ~wskaz6wki o domu i. gospo-
darstwie .......... Is q
Bukiet MezodU Pczsk:ch ma forte
plan utozy} Els. kodwlgowski,
z dodatkiem .,Bo5s cos Polske" j
~ dymem P'ozar6w" CPclish
National Airs)........ $1.10
Me1odye (nutY) do Zbioru Piesnl
naboznych Katolickich ola uzYt~
ku domowego i koscielnego.
U1ozone do grania ma Organach
i ma Fortepian i do spiewanla
ma cztery g}osy............$4 90
Zbi6r pie$ni ! piosaec&ek szkolnych
ufozonYch ma 2, 3l4 gtosy do
spiewania, jednakze tax, re pc
wiekszejczesci ma diva glossy
wYkonane bye moga. Wydal
Klonowski, nauczyciel semina"
ryjny W Poznan,u. Cena Is c
Gottt1ne. Kslazka do oswiecenia i
,budowan1a duszy chrzesciansko-
katol;ckiej, czYli kr6tki wykfaG
Lekcyi i EwangeIil na wszystkie
niedzlele i swieta wraz z wynl-
ksjaca ztad nauka WARY i oby7
czaj6w i gruntownem wyjasDle-
MEM roku koscielnego. najg}6w-
nieiszych obrzed6w - kosc1elnych
mszy swietej, nabozelstwa do
mowego ola c%horych, drogi
k~rzyzowe1, jake tez zyciorysami
Swietych P~shsklcb, czczonych
mianow1cle rrzez lud polsko-ka-
tolicki. z l:cznemi obrazkami !
l'togrs Fl m,.....:... ..... S ZOO
Azeksqndro Chod@A s}ownik Pol
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