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Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22
FRLEGH TROOPS IKE THERE
They Occupy ths Chinese Town
 of Pao Ting Flu.
Columns Are Expected Soon From Pc kin and Tien Tsin-Gcrman Associa- tion Is Pleased With Arglo-German Agreement.
Agreement.

Paris, Oct 22. - General Voyron, commander of the French troops in China, telegraphs from Taku under date of October 20, as follows:
 ffench troops occupy the railroad and railroad depot at Tao Ting Flu and are reconuoitcring north and south as far as the terminus. The railroad is being repaired.
 Columns from Pcilin and Tien Tsin should shortly arrive here"
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22
CHOLERA INCREASE

St Petersburg. Oct a2-A dispatch from yladivostock says that cholera is increasing to such an extent in Japan that steamers there have been atIaran- tined. A number of deaths aresreport- ed on board of steamers coming from Nagasaki--.-Ss
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22
BRITISH CRUISER IN PORT.

New York. Oct 22-TiS British cruiser Psyche of the North American svuadron arrived ill port this morning. The Psyche was one of the British warships which visited Bar Harhor in September and took part in the naval festivities there.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22

.mcntS and the widest differences the entrance of he,Nenelable Ohio sena- tor into the debate Was tine signal for d period of calm and dispassionate consideration of tile serious arguments of the case. + Mr Sherman was not regarded as q great orator, but as a dcbater he had few equals.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22
RUSSELL AND cHoYNsK1.

Denver, Col. Oct 22.-BiEy Edwards. manager for Fred Russell. the zCalifor- nian heavyweight has matched him with Joe Choynski the fight to take place i'll this city on November ?.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22

TRANSPORT SEDGWICk HERE.
 New York. Oct 22.-The transport Scdgwick arrived this morning from Cuba with eighteen cabin passengers, forty-two discharged soldiers and civ ilians. All are well on hoard. ssls1tSfz
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22

Berlin. Oct 22.-The German associa- tion of Shanghai has telegraphed to Count Won Buclow the imperial chan celldr. warm satisfaction with the Anglo German agreement.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22

Shamokin, Pa. Oct 22.-The whistles of Cameron and Luke Fiddler collieries operated by the Mineral Co, were blown this morning. but none of the Hstriking miners returned to work. None of the Reading Co.'S operations in this portion of the coal region resumed work today
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22

STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS. Plymouth. Oct 22.-Arrived; Steam. CT Deutchland, from New Ycrk.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22
LEFTY COMPLETED.

san Diego, Cal. Oct 22.-The United States jetty at the entrance to this harbor has been completed.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22

Elizabeth. N. J.. Oct 22.-Chief of Police Tenny said to-day that he had received no information of the arrest of Schrieber. The chief said the police had not relaxed their efforts. Thus far every supposed clue to the mans whereabouts had proved worthless.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22
MIlIERS STILL OUT
The Miners st Hazelton, Are
 Still Out.
WHISTLES BLOW AT SHAm0KIN

The Workmen Refused to Respond, However-Relief Committee at Mount Carmel Make Appeal for Re lief of Striking Miners. 's.s- Hazleton, Oct 22.-Reports from the. four collieries that are stillsin opera tion in this region show that the mum. Der of men at work to-day was not greater than last week. To-day was looked upon by some of the mine own CTS as the beginning of the. break in the ranks of the strikers, but it did not come. Mount Carmel. Pa Oct 22.-The miners relief committee of this place has issued q circular letter asking for; contributions in aid of the striking miners or this district. ss The committee assert that while it is hoped that the strike will be ended within few days. this will not ma terially change the deplorable condi- tion of the miners. It will be at least four weeks after returning to work that they will receive any pay. and their families must be cared for in the interval - z>zs-5:s The committee is not connected In any way with the United Mine Work CTS of America s-s5
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22
ARREST OF scHREIBER DENIED
Whereabouts of the Defauiting Clerk
Not Located.

Newark. N. J.. Oct % 2Thezrnmol that William Schrieber. the defa ultins bank clerk of the Elizabethpert Bank ing company of Elizabethport. x. J. had been arrested, is denied by Chiel of Police Hopper to-day.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22

London. Oct 9. - The news of the death of eXeSecretary Sherman reached here too late for comment in most of the afternoon newspapers. The Fall Mall Gazette thinks that "While the result of his secretaryship in President McKinley's administration showed Mir Sherman had outlived his usefulness, his service to his country for the pre- ceding forty years were great and will be remembered with Gratitude." ..
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22

Washington, Oct 22.-The president this afternoon issued the following proclamation: Death of the Honorable John Sher-
 man. By the President of the United States of America
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22

Died at G:45 This Morning-A Number of Friends and Relatives at the Bed side When He Passed Away-Fu- neral Services Will Be Held in Washington and at His Old Home in Mansfield-Remains Will Lie in
 State.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-02
Summary Of the Weeks News

Editor Evening Buhetin:-The AID.
vertiser article which is published this
morning is untrue in every respect,
consequently very misleading. THE
friends of Minister Sewall' had moth
ing to do with 'busying" themselves to
get an endorsement from the G. A. r."
as to his memorial address, and fur
Their, the committee did not meet In
"the afternoon" but in the evening as
per call of the chairman. The resolu-
ton as sent to the Advertiser was
unanimously endorsed by the commit
tee, as also by others who were pres
ent and universal indignation express
ed at the insult offered to Mr.. Sewall
and the Post. The Half Vindication"
and comments thereon, is looked upon
as an additional insult. Comments on
the street were unanimous in the con-
demnation of the Advertisers course
in its attack on the Post through Mr..
Sewall. Veteran" must nave had an
awful jag" on, to see and straight
forward defense of the G. A. r.
In fact 1t is the first time in my re-
collection, that Memorial Day ora
ton has ever been assailed. Mr.. Sew
all was the guest Of the Post, and any
discourtesy shown him, was the same
as though shown to the Post. This
fact must be apparent to any one who
possesses a thimbleful of brains.
A. VETERAN" AND AN ACTIVE
G.. A. r. MAN.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-02
Monday. May IS.

Monday, May rs.
There was a meeting of the Trustees
Of the Hawaiian Planters Association
this morning, at the Office Of G. M.
Cooke. president. The chief matter Of
discussion was the forming Of branch
labor supply associations on all the ISL
ands. That lately formed on the ISL
and of Maui is the origin Of the con-
templated action.
Should the idea be carried out, the
different branches will elect delega-
lions to a central conference on labor,
which will be held from time to time
as deemed expedient. The matter will
be further considered at an adjourned
meeting on Monday next at 10 o'clock.
The matter of the census blanks fur
nished to the plantations for the FEEDER
al census Of 1900 received some con-
sideration at the meeting. There are
exhaustive questions in the schedule as
to the real and personal property held,
the expenses, profits, etc. With a view
to having the different planting corpor-
atoms work together in the manner Of
answering the questions the meeting
appointed this committees: w. M. Gif
fard, Jas. b. Castle and +. A. Schaefer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-02
Monday, May .'8.

mOuudy, Way .os
There was to have been q conference
held with the Executive Council this
morning by Mr.. Edwards, superinten-
dent Of sewer construction, and John
Wilson, contractor on the outfall sew
er. and his bondsmen. Owing to the
nonappearanc eof Mr.. Wilson and his
bondsmen, the discussion Of the mat
ter was delayed. The subject was q
report made by Mr.. Edwards In regard
to the present and prospective condi-
ton of the outfall sewer, and especial
ly in regard to such delay in the con-
struction that performance within the
contract time is improbable.
Walter Il. Wall of the Survey de-
partment and Marston Campbell, Road
Supervisor, were In consultation with
the Executive Council.
1t was voted that the Superintendent
Of Public Works be instructed not to
grant any building permits until the
Surveyor General or his deputy shall
have certified that the street line has
been located on the ground, and, fur
Their, that the Road Supervisor shall in
spect the location of all buildings
hereafter with reference to their erec-
ton on the lines and grades designat-
III BY the Survey department; and, fur
ther. that the Superintendent Of Public
Works shall Immediately notify the
Load Supervisor In writing as to these
respective locations and grades upon
signing any such permit.
Articles Of association for the Wa
hiawa Sugar Co., Ltd, Bailey's Homo
lulu Cyclery Co., Ltd, and the Homo
lulu Clay Co. were referred to the
Attorney General.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-02
$3,OOO,OOO Floatcd.

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x largely instrumental in arranging
\ the Carnegie-Frick transactions ;
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Il late.
Il President H. B. Gehr Of the Ko- ;
X hala-Hilo road returned to Hilo
X by the last Kinau. the plans sub
X mitted by him to the Govern
Il ment having been approved, SO I
X that work on the road construc- !
Il ton will commence at once. !
X Delay in completing the finan-
Il cial arrangements mentioned I
4 above, was caused by, the delay in !
x Congress for completing the de-
z tails Of Territorial government,
X not by any difficulty in creating I!
X confidence in the enterprise itself. Z
4 which Is considered first class. /!
4 4: \ X Il x K Il Il 4 4. q 4. K Il %% u !
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-02
Z Il 4 X 4 y " " Il 4 \ X X NJ
Enlarge Aala Park.

Il Walter e. Wall, city surveyor, n
X has made a proposition regarding y
X Aala park which invites the y
X earnest consideration Of all work. X
4 ers for city Improvement. 1t is to X
Il secure the section of burned dis Y
X trict Eva of the park as an ad- n
X dition thereto. This section has \
4 frontage of $40 feet from King Y
4 to Beretania street, along the line Y
n of Kamakela street that opens out y
Il on the railway station. The pro- X
4 posed addition would add 115 feet X
4 to the park frontage on King 4
Il street, and las to that on Bere- Y
X tania street. Its advantage would Y
x be not only in making a larger Y
x park. II would avert the almost 4
X inevitable result of having the x
4 Eva end Of the park bordered Y
x with a row of unsightly Oriental A.
X shacks. Moreover, 1t would give 4
Il space for driveway clear around X
n the margin Of the park. The prop 4
x osition includes making a Sc foot Y
X street along the river wall on the 4
4 Waikiki side Of the park, where Y
X the extensive utilization of a 20 4
X the desirability Of respectable 4
Y thoroughfare. There are only 4
~ three proprietors, one being JUS \
\ tice w. +. Frear, holding the nub 4
4 of land desired for this park ex- 4
4 tension. Probably all three would 4
X be reasonable in treating with the \
X Government for condemnation. Il
X X e 4. Y X Il = Y 4 X Z; Il Il x y y u \
some news Of her ought to have been
brought by this time.
The Rob Roy is in command of Cap
tain George, native, and under him
are four natives. She is insured in the
Alliance for $1,000 and is owned by
Segasta, a japanese carpenter cf the
water front.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-02
Monday. MAY 2S

nouudyp MAY Co.
Tho funeral Of the late VIM. s.
Brown took place from the hall of Har-
nony Lodge, l. o. o. F., King street,
Sunday afternoon. In the neighbor-
hood Of a hundred Odd Fellows and
other friends Of the deceased were pres
ent. The remains were deposited in
the Hassinger mausoleum. Mr.. Brown
having also been a Mason.
The services were conducted by ].
ID. McVeigh. Noble Grand, assisted by
Il. r. Hendry, Clerk, acting as chap
lain. whose rendition was most i'm
pressive. Music was furnished by Bro.
Wray Taylor at the organ.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-02
Thursday, May 81.

thursday, May III.
Grave fears are felt for the safety
the schooner Rob Roy tnat left this
port for Hanalei, Kauai, about three
weeks ago.
The schooner arrived ct that place
In good shape and remained there long
enough to take on $50 bags Of rice for
this port.
The Rob Roy sailed from Hanalel
for Honolulu two weeks ago yesterday.
This news was brought by the Inter-
Island steamers. The usual time for
schooners to make the trip elapsed but
the Rob Roy failed to put in an ap-
pearance.
OF course. 1t may be that the schoon-
er Is still beating about trying to get to
Honolulu but the weather of iate has
been very favorable and Inter- Island
steamers have been passing constantly
between Honolulu and Kauai ports and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-02
Tuesday, May 20

TUESDAY, May ~.
The community was shocked this
morning at hearing of the death OF
Mrs. Sloggett, many Of whose friends
we're not aware that she had been i'll.
This sad event happened at 2 o'clock q.
m. Mrs. Sloggett died of heart trouble
with which she had been Frustrated
for few days. Yesterday her husband,
DR.. II. G. Sloggett. was in fair hopes
Of her recovery.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-02
Wednesday, May 30

Wednesday, May 30.
MARSHAL Brown, as head Of the Citi-
zens Guard, and representing that body
Of men, will decorate the grave Of the
late Charles l.. Carter this afternoon,
according to the custom that has been
In vogue for the past four years. A
beautiful wreath of white flowers with
yellow in the center, will be placed
on the grave.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-02

Waikiki, May 2s.-The annual meet
ing of the Maui Racing Association
was held in the court house last Satur-
day evening. Senator Kepoikai was In
the chair, while Geo. Hons recorded the
minutes.
The program for the coming Fourth
Of July races was then agreed upon,
constituting eleven events, running and
trotting races. Sheriff Baldwin as
chairman Of the executive committee
was allowed further time to arrange
with the Hawaiian Board Of Health
with regard to replacing the judges
stand which was burned down during
the plague times per order Of the Board
Of Health as a sanitary measure.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-02

In view of the absolute and studied
Misrepresentation Of the Grand Army
Post and Mr.. Sewall by the Advertiser,
Secretary Copeland requests the follow
ing statement made:
Editor Evening Bulletin: - This
mornings Advertiser in commenting
on the resolution passed by the Memoir
iai Day Committee held last evening
says 1.-The political friends of Mr.. Sew
all buside themselves to get an en-
dorsement from the G. A. r. Of his sur
prising address on Memorial Day"
and farther on In the same article,
out tho Memorial Day Committee
which had invited Mr.. Sewall, and was
in a measure responsible for him
thought 1t ought to compromise by en-
dorsing what patriotic things ne had
said,' but they sufficed as a
peg to hang this resolution upon"
Allow me, Mr.. Editor, to state that
the committee was in no way ap-
preached by "the political friends Of
Mr.. Sewall," neither were the "patri-
otto things alone "whicn he said" con-
sidered sufficient peg Ito hang this
resolution upon"
Not only the patriotic" but the true
and sympathetic utterances were also
heartily endorsed by the committee.
The G. A. r. is essentially and strict
ly non-political organization ,conse-
quently while they deeply regret that
the attack has been made, feel that In
justice to Mr.. Sewall, the public should
know our sentiments in the matter.
respectfully yours,
JAS. II. COPELAND,
For the Memorial Day COMMITTEE.
Honolulu, June !, 1900.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-02
Friday, June /.

FRIDAY, June i.
At a meeting of the Memorial Day
committee held last evening, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That we the undersigned
members of the Memorial Day Commit
tee of Geo. w. De Long rost, No. 45,
G. A. R., most heartily endorse the
patriotic sentiments set forth in the
address delivered by Hon. II. NJ.
Sewall in response to our special invi-
tation during the services at Nuuanu
cemetery on Memorial Day.
(Signed) Il. A. STROUT,
]. N. WRIGHT, ~
w. l.. EATON,
J. d. CONN,
g. DIETZ,
Il. COOK,
w. MCANDLESS,
Chairman.
JAS. T. COPELAND,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-17
ZGODA.
Wszyscy sic odwr6cili. By} to Javert.
Trzymaf kapelusz ". reku i usmiechajac
sic wyciagal 60 ku MIN.

MA OIlar.
Kiedy wiecz6r zapadal, Javert ustawil
swych ludzi, a sam ukryl sic pc "a drzewami
ulicy Barriere des Gobelins, kt6ra sic znaj.
duje naprzeciw rudery Gorbeau, pc drugiej
stronie bulwaru. Zaczat cd tego, &c otwo.
rzyl ,,sws kieszeh", zeby wsadzic W MIA dwie
dziewczyny, kt6rym polecono strzedz PREY.
stspu do nory. Ale ,wpakowaP' tylko Azel.
me. Go do Eponiny, tel ME bylo ma swollen
miejscu, znikfa i ME MONA bylo jej pochwy.
cic. POrem Javert stanaf ma czatach, czeka-
JAG ma um6wiony sygnaf. Jazda dor6zki tam i
napowr6t mocno go zaniepokoila. Nakoniec,
zniecierpliwif sic i, pewny &c gniazdo jest
tam, pewny, BE ,czeka 60 dobra gratka", pc.
.zdecydowaf sic nareszcie weisc ME czekajsc
ma wystrzaf pistoletu.
Przypominamy sobie, &c miai klucz
Marjusza. Przybyl W sana pore.
Przerazeni bandyci rzucili sig do broni,
kt6ra W chwili ucieczki porzucali ma wszyst.
kie strony.
w niespelna sekunde siedmiu tych lu.
dzi, ma ktorych strasznie byfo patrzec, sku
piio sic W postawie obronnej, jeden z topo-
rem, drugi z kluczem, trzeci z obuchem, inni
z obcegami, kleszczami j mlotami, Thenar.
der z nozem W piesci. Thenardierowa
sCnWyCila oSIomuy haHIl6u, kGOTy loZai w
rogu okna i sluzyi jej c6rkom "a taburet.
Javert wfozyl kapelusz ma glove i gro.
bit pare krok6w naprz6d, 2 rekami skrzyzo.
wanemi, z laska pod pacha i szpada W pooh.
vie.
= St6jcie rzekl. - Me p6jdziecie
przez okno, p6jdziecie przezedrzwi. To mniej
niezdrowo. Was jest ~siedmiu, mas pietnastu.
Me tfuczmy sic jak owernjacy. Badzmy
grzeczni.
Bigrenaille wydobyl p~istolet, kt6ry mial
nardiera, m6wiac mu do ucha:
- To Javert. Me smiem strzelac do tie.
60 czlowieka. A ty?
- Do licha! Czemu ME? - odpowie
dial.
- No, to ~strzelaj!
Thenardier wziaf pistolet i wymierzy}
Javert, kt6ry stall o try kroki, wlepif oczy
W niego j odpowiedzial tylko:
: Me ~strzelaj, radze! spudiuiesz.
Thenardier pocisnal cyngiel. Spalilo Ia
panewce.
- A ME m6wifem ci!-rzekl Javert.
Bigrenaille rzucii sw6j kastet pod nogi
Javertowi.
- Jestes cesarzem diabl6w, poddajs
A wy9-zapytal Javert innych ban.
dyt6w!
Wszyscy odpowiedzieli:
My take!
Javert odpowiedziaf ~spokojnie:
- TAX, to dobrze m6wifem, bsdzie.
my grzeczni.
- . iedno tylko prose- odezwa} sic
~Bigrenaille zeby mi ME odmawiano tyto
niu, kiedy bede siedzial W sekretce.
V~o1a r1aHl Tora,& oJ-.k:-
sly sic zawolal:- Weidzcie teraz!
Oddzial zOlnierzy re szpads W rsku i a
jent6w, uzbrojony W kastety i paiki, wpadl
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-17
o1) WIKTOR HUGO.
NEDZNICY.
POWIESC
(Ciag dalssy.)
P o w S G

Marjusz nieprzytomny wodsil dokola
siebie oczyma;o statni to byl machinalny sro.
dek rozpaczy. Maggie zadrzal.
U n6g jego, ma stole, jasny promie6
ksieayca oswietlal j zdawaf mu sic wskazy.
wac cwiartke papieru. Ma tel cwiartce pre-.
czytal CIV wiersz, kt6ra tegoa rama starsza
c6rka Tbenardiera napisala:
- Zandarmi ida.
Mysl, swiatlo przemknelo przez glove
Marjusza; byf to srodek, kt6rego szukaf, roe
wiazauie strasznego problematu, ktory 60
drsczyl; oszczedzic morderce i uratowac o,
fare. Uklskl ma komodzie, wyciagnaf "a.
mic, chwycil cwiartke papieru, cicho oder.
wal kawaiek gipsu cd sciany, zawinaf W pa.
pier i rzuei} to wszystko przez szpare ma sro.
dek nory.
Gas byl najwysszy. Thenardier pre-.
zwyciezywszy ~ostatnie obawy czy o~statnie
skrupu}y, skierowal sic ku wiszuiowi.
- Cos wpadfo! - krzyknela ,Thenar.
dierowa.
- Go takiego2--rzek MAJ.
Kobieta rzucila sic podniosfa kawalek
wapna, obwinietego W papier. Podaia 60
Kt6rsdy to przyszlo s-zapytai The.
"A kt6rsdya chcia'ea aeby przyszfos
- Widzialem jak wpadafo - rzekl Bi.
grenaille.
Thenardier szybko rozwinaf PAPER i
zblizy} go do swiecv.
= To pismo Eponiny. Do licha!
DAD znak zonie, kt6ra zywo zblizy}a sic
pokazai jej wyrasy napisane ma papierze,
potem dodai gfuchym glosem:
- Prsdko! drabins! pozostawmy sloni
ne w pulapce i ~uciekajmy!
= Me urwawszy lba czfowiekowi2 -
spytala Thenardierowa.
- Me many czasu!
- Kt6rsdy? -zapytal Bigrenaille.
- Przez okno- odpowledziaf Tbenar.
der. Poniewaz Ponina wrzucila kamie1
przez okno, to znaczy, &c dom ME jest OTTO.
czony z tel strony.
Maska z glosem brzuchom6wcy pofozy.
Ia ma ziemi sw6j klucz, podniosla oba ramio.
ma W gore, potem ME m6wiac ami sfowa, try
razy szybko otworzy}a i zamknela swe do.
ME. By} to jakgdyby bojowy sygnaf dany
zalodze. Bandyci, ,kt6rzy trzymali wieznia
puscili go; mgnieniu Okla spuszczono sznu.
rowa drabine ga okno i dwoma zelaznymi
hakami przymocowano ja SLIME do framugi.
Wiszie1 ME zwracal ma to uwagi, CO sic
dziafo dokola niego. Zdawal sic dumac czy
tee sic modlil. Jak tylko drabine przymoco.
WanO, InenarO1er zaWOfaf:
- Chodz kobieto!
1 rzucif sic ku oknu. Ale W chwili kie.
dy mial je przesadzic, Bigrenaille uchwycif
60 gwaltownie "a kolnierz.
o ME, starry kuglarzul Pc mas.
Pc nasi zawyli bandyci.
- Jestescie dzieci-rzeki Thenardier-
tracimy czas. Policja mas sciga!
A wisc-rzeki jeden z bandyt6w-
~cisgniimy losy, kto wyjdzie pierwszy.
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