davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening times., 1900-10-06
Charee,s CasuaItx List.

Adjutant General Corbin this morning
received the following list of casualties
from General Chaffee at Taku:
''Taku October s.
"Adjutant General, Washington:
October 3, No. So The following casu-
alties have occurred since last report:
September ii, on hospital ship Re-
lief. Albert Henig, Company K, Ninth
Infantry, dysentery
September u, at Pekin, China, Daniel
Reasener, Company K, Ninth Infantry
September %, at Tientsin, China,
George Paul Farrell, Marine Corps,
cause not known
September q, at Pekin, China, Am
hrose J. Melonson, Company NJ. Ninth
Infantry, dysentery
September 80, at Pekin. China, John
H. Ring, Hospital Corps, dysentery.
'sCH EErEEr
The evening times., 1900-10-06
EDICF FROM KHAuG HSU
Chinese Emperor Announces the
Plans of the Court.

Decree That the Seat of the Celestial
Government VIII BE Established
Mt sI-ngan-Thc Order Is Publish
ed ia Native Newspapers and In
formation of 1t Comes From Japan.
United states to Make no Response
to the Proposals of France Re-
gardfng Affairs IN the Empire In
til the President Returns to WASH
in.ston. Which VIII BE en- Tuesday.
The evening times., 1900-10-06
a MURDER m GEORGETOWN.
Rason Oliver Compton Shot to Death
On the River Front

Rason Oliver Compton, laborer, forty
five years old, died this afternoon, at 8
o'clock, as the result of three bullet wounds
inflicted by an assaiIant not yet arrested,
but whom the police believe they know
The murder was committed on the river
front in Georgetown on the grounds of the
old independent Ice Company buildings
near the Aqueduct Bridge, or at least the
dying man was discovered in that yard Z
few minutes after noon today.
Jack Heath, who runs place in Ros-
lyn, was the discoverer of the man. He
was walking through the ice yard at
1920 O'Clock. and almost stumbled over
Compton, lying in an unconscious con-
dition. The wounded man did not re-
cover consciousness.
Compton was a weI1-known character
in Georgetown. He went by the name
of Doc" Compton.
The murder was rspcrted to the police
at the Seventh precinct. The detectives
are working on the case this afternoon
and it is believed that they Will make
an arrest before night,
The evening times., 1900-10-06
Lehish CoIIieries in operation.

LANSF0RD. Pa, Oct 6.-The miners
meeting advertised for last night did not
take place The 1000 men received their
pay F'rlday and remained at home All
was quiet. The ten collieries of the Le-
high Coal and Navigation Company con-
tinue at work today. These are icing op-
Grated six full days per week The com
pany guarantees to it's employees every
concession that viii be gair tAe
strikers and the men are at eso....
The evening times., 1900-10-06
TEXAS MAINLAND SUFFERERS.
Governor Sayers to Turn Over $50,
900 for Their Aid.


DALLAS, Texas, Oct 6.-Goyernor Say
ers has concluded to turn over s3o.G0a TO
Judge Talliafero, Chairman of the Relief
Committee. for the mainland hurricane suf-
ferers.
The mainland sufferers have been badly
neglected in comparison with what has been
done for those of Galveston. The eondr-
tion is particularly bad around Alvin and
Hitchcock
A movement has been started here by
aaron Coffee, the weil-known agricultural
writer, to have a mass meeting held In
every town seat in Texas TO petition Gov
ernor Sayers for the use OF s15e. 900 of the
g, ,0o0, ,G00 surplus il the State treasury to
aid the Galveston and coast sufferers gen
orally and also 10 petition the Legislature
at the session to open next January to en-
dorse this action of the Governor if ne
takes it.
The evening times., 1900-10-06
CLOSING scHUYLKILL MINES.

The strike Spirit Spreading in the
Lykens District.
READING. Oct. 6.-The strike in the
West End mines of SchuylkiIl county is
spreading into Dauphin county, and the
big colliery at Williamstown, owned by
the Pennsylvania Company. is expected to
close down tonight. Big Lick CoIiiery was
closed today,
A large labor mass meeting was held in
Williamstown Opera House and addressed
by Labor Organizer HartHne. All is quiet.
Labor leaders say everything in the Ly-
kens district viii be closed tight by Mon
day.
The evening times., 1900-10-06
REPORTED CALL FOR TROOPS.
Sheriff Harvey said to Fear a Crowd
of Strikers.

HAzLEToN. Pa. Oct. "a crowd of
strikers, after leaving Lattimer today.
marched in the direction of other collier
les hereabouts which are working with
the intention of driving the men there
out.
1t is understood that they are on their
way to the Cranberry colliery, worked by
A. Pardee & Co.
Sheriff Harvey is said to have tele-
graphed to the Governor and General Co
bin for troops.
Lattimer colliery at noon suspended op-
erations indefinitely. The mana cement to
avoid trouble thought it best to close
down entirely
The evening times., 1900-10-06
BRITISH WARFARE CONDEMNED
Dutch Reformed synod Denouuces
Practices of the English.

Practices of the Engiish.
CAPE TOWN. Oct. 6.-The Synod of
the Dutch Reformed Church has adopted
resolution condemning the conduct of
the British in the war as not being in ac-
cord with the rules of civilized warfare.
The chairman of the synod, Rev. Mr.
Steytier. was particularly violent in de-
nunciation OF the British. accusing them
in his speech of barbarously burning
houses occupied by women and children
solely Outside of the synod his speech is
angrily condemned
The evening times., 1900-10-06
A Negro Lxnched bx Farm,

GREENVILLE. Fla, Oct 6.-Ar
known negro was caught at fai-
house ten miles north of here, trying to
get into the sleeping rooms night before
last He was taken to the woods and hang
ed up by the enraged farmer and two of
his cons.
The evening times., 1900-10-06
S1.oo To Frederick, Hagerxtoyyn,
Winchester, and MartfnsburS

From B. & o. R. R. station Sunday, October I.
at 7 a M, stopping at intermediate points on
Metropolitan Branch Returning. leave Win
chester and Hagerstewn = Martinsburg 7I5 ana
Frederick 5.50 p. m. same day. It's popular
trip, with ample accommodations, and you can
afford to take your family for outing.
The evening times., 1900-10-06
Attorney John oInex Dead.

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-John Olney, one of
the oldest attorneys in Chicago. a pioneer
of the State and the last of electors of
this State who voted for Lincoln, died
this morning, the result Of a stroke of
paralysis received Wednesday afternoon
while leaving the law Office in the Cham
Der of Commerce Building. Mr. OIney was
nearly ninety-seven years old
The evening times., 1900-10-06
WON BY JOCKEY REIFF.
Mount Prospect Captures the Duke
of York Stakes.

LONDON. Oct. 6.-The Duke of York
stakes. a handicap of 2,0o0 sovereigns.
was run at Kempton Park today, There
were thirteen starters.
=. Bailey's Mount Prospect. rid IN by
the American jockey, j. Reiff, Ks first;
c. S. Newtons Ameer ridden by Maher
was second, and Lord Beresford's Cal
man, ridden by l. Rei1 was third.
The betting was 8 tc on Mount Pros
pect, to l on Ameer, and TO 1 on
Caiman.
The evening times., 1900-10-06
D. & H. COMPANY YIELDS.

Offers the Miners Higher Wages and
Cheaper Powder.
SCRANTON, Pa, Oct 6.-The Delaware
and Hudson Coal Company, through Cen
eral Superintendent Rose, at noon today
gave notice that it will give the same
wage advances to its mine employees as the
other companies, reduce the powder to
s1.50 keg, and adjust all other griev-
ances which the employees may have
The Pennsylvania Coal Company is yet
holding off
The evening times., 1900-10-06
The Steamship Emir FIoated

PORT SAID Oct. 6.-The British steam,
ship Emir, which foundered in the Suez
Canal, recently, while on her way to Ma
Mia with coal for the American fleet. has
been foated. Canal traffic, which she
blocked, has been resumed
The evening times., 1900-10-06
wooney's Campaign Tour.

CHATTANOOGA. Oct 6-The Prohibit
tion Presidential candidate, ]. G. Wool
ley, spoke to 5000 people at the Audito-
rum here last night. He will speak at
Nashville today.
The evening times., 1900-10-06
EARL II EN- ROUTE TO PEKIN.

London Chinese Legation Says He
Left Tientsin October f.
LONDON, Oct 6.-The Chinese Legation
reports that it has received word TO the
effect that Ii Hung Chang left Tientsin
for Pekin October 4.
The evening times., 1900-10-06
VoIuateers Homeyyard Rourd

CAPE TOWN. Oct. s.-An advance partv
OF the City of London Imperial Volunteers
arrived here today on their way to Lon
don. The remainder are due tomorrow
The evening times., 1900-10-06
AN ALLEGED BoER PROTEST.
Cape Colony Burgher Against n Con,
tinuaace of the War.

LONDON, Oct. "a despatch from
Rloenfontein says that one of the Boer
prisoners in the Green Point, Cape Colo
ny, encampment has written to the Post"
protesting against a continuance OF the
struggle.
If the end is not reached soon, he de-
cIares, the prisoners at CAPE Town and
elsewhere viii issue a public protest.
The evening times., 1900-10-06
TREvoRroN MINErs GIT.
They vote 80 Remain iaie UntlI The
Strike Is Settled.

TREVORTON, Pa, Oct. 6.-At a mass
meeting Of 500 miners at Trevorton last
night it was decided to go on strike and
remain -out until the trouble is settled.
As a result North Franklin CoIIiery. the
last Of the thirty-nine Philadelphia and
Reading colHeries in this district is idle
today No attempt viii be made to re-
sumo.
The evening times., 1900-10-06
TEXAS PROHIBITION TICKET.

Candidates for Governor and y.;eu
tenant Governor Named
DALLAS. Tex, Oct 6.-The State Prohf-
bition ticket was completed here today by
the filling of vacancies. The following is
the ticket:
For Governor. H. G. Diamond, of Corsi-
cana; for Lieutenant Governor, J. B. Ad-
ans, of Fort Worth
The evening times., 1900-10-06
STEEL MILLS TO RESUME.
TT of the Illinois Plant to Start
a Monday

fRT. ~. oct. s.-Notices have been
' ne converter and billet mill
OF Il Company, and the Joli-
ct plant of the Pressed Steel Car Company
Will start up again next Monday.
AS a result, the LOO workingmen
were laid off when the mill shut down a.
preparing to go back to work
The evening times., 1900-10-06
Reunion, Chattanooga,


One fare round trip via Southern Railway
tickets sold October and g. final limit Oc
toter Is.
The evening times., 1900-10-06

MADRID, Oct. 6.r-The Cabinet has de-
eided to send the police after Salvador
Lopez. the abseonding Spanish Minister to
Chile.
The evening times., 1900-10-06
ENGLISH ELECTION RETURNS.
a Parliamentary Majority of III for
the Government,

LONDON. Oct. 6.-Pariiamentary re-
turns UP to this afternoon show the elec-
tion Of 264 Conservatives, 81 Liberal-Un
iontSts. S8 Liberals. so NationaIists, and !
Independent Labor representative giving
the Government a majority of Ill.
The Right Hon. Herbert H. Asquith
Secretary of State for the Home Depart
ment, has been reelected by doubled ma
The evening times., 1900-10-06
wan Accent the Cra~.,

The Government. today, accepted the
torpedo boat T. A. NJ. Craven. built by the
Bath Iron Works.
The evening times., 1900-10-06

LONDON. Oct. 6.-The cartridge factory
at Fickers- Maxim Powder Works at Dart
ford. was destroyed By fire today. Tbers
were several explosions.
The evening times., 1900-10-06
DEPOSITION FROM TAYLOR.

Evidence to BE Introduced at the
Trial of Youtsey
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 6.-W. S. Taylor.
of Kentucky, has made deposition to be
introduced as evidence at the trial OF
Youtscy at Frankfort, charged with CON-
piicity in the murder of William GoebeI.
He answered twenty questions before
a court stenographer. the evidence being
sent to,kentucky under the court seal
The evening times., 1900-10-06
CHI. .sapeake Beach sim Omen.

Finest oysters Beautiful ride. Delightful ont.
ing. Ira rs leave District Line Station Sunda..s
10 and IL a. m, and p. m. Week days. lo:90
a. N. and p. Only 30 cents round trim.
The evening times., 1900-10-06
s1.23 To Baltimore and Return s1.2.
Via PENNSYLVANIA RaiIraad

Tickets sale Saturday and Sunday. Oetohe,
and Z, good to return until Monday, Octobe;
s. All trains except Congressional Limited
The evening times., 1900-10-06
WEST RIVER ABANDONED.
British Shipping Companies UnabI.
to Trade There.

LONDON, Oct. "a despatch from
Hongkong says that the British shipping
companies have abandoned the West River
trade, owing to restrictive regulations
and unfayorable treatment.
They have sold their vessels ard will
devote themselves to the Yangtze traffic.
The evening times., 1900-10-06

New shingles, Iargext and best. 1915
size ex2o. guaranteed perfect, at 9th and n Y. av
The evening times., 1900-10-06
MARcoNI's LATEST FEAT.

Wireless Telegraph Message Sent
From. Bouiogne TO DovercOurt.
LONDON, Oct. 6.-Marconi today sue
cessfully transmitted message by the
wireless system from Boulogne, France,
TO Dovercourt, a distance CT sixty miles.
The customary mode of receiving and
transmitting the message on poles was
abandoned at today's test, the despatch
being received on cyclinder only four
feet in height.
The evening times., 1900-10-06

Sl.I5. IL inches thick. too window frames, 70
up, at 9th and n Y, ave.
The evening times., 1900-10-06

Trains for Chesapeake Beaet

Delightful trips daily at $3.50 p m. to Old Point
Comfort Newport News, Norfolk, Virginia Beach
and Ocean View. For schedule see page Z.
The evening times., 1900-10-06
don, AsheyiIie. n. C.

The Soiftfern Iiaffwax will sell tickets one far
round trip tc Asheville October to 9, faa
limit October Is, 1900.
The evening times., 1900-10-06

Build nosy-buy lumber nos~-prices
low. grades high free delivery by F. Libbey
The evening times., 1900-10-06

tIynn'x Busfness College. sth ana X
business. Shorthand, Typewri;ing-sas year.
The evening times., 1900-10-06

No. flooring now only sI.z5 per
leo f.. with. one length, by F. Lihbey s Co.
The evening times., 1900-10-06

Lumber prices still lower at the
Friendly Corner. 9th and N Y. ave. F. Libbe
/ Co.
The evening times., 1900-10-06

Leave week days 1890 a. m. and . p. m. Su
days, 10 a. m, II a. m, and p. m
The evening times., 1900-10-06

New carloads flooring. only S1.5O
per 100 #, all enc width, one length, at 9Th
and n. Y. ave.
The evening times., 1900-10-06

S1.25 to baltimore and Return via
Is. d o. Saturday and Sunday,
October and Z, good for return until following
Limited.
The evening times., 1900-10-06

Sound boards. kiln dried. sI.4o per
100 IT.. bright and dry, for sheds, fences, &C.. f.
Libbey Co.
The evening times., 1900-10-06
Meeting Mississippi Medical Assocfa-

woods Commercial College.
Bookkeeping, shorthand, typewriting.
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BERLIN June l0-Iast week was the worst the
hourse had known for twenty years. Many Of the
most substantial iron and coal shares fell than
% points From Thursday conditions
panicky, with phenomenal declines in both lines 4
securities The banks forced many weak customers
to sell their holdings. the public thus suffering
great losses. The financial press refers 80 It as
BLACK week"
An impetus was given 10 the panic ty reports
from the United states Of the oyerproluciiOu Of
the iron market there. together with shutting down
of mills and reductions in price, The situation
is commented upon here f1reshadowing in
vasion Of the German market Within week
r first class Westphalisu firm has purchased 1000
tons ~ American open hearth iron from London
house II also appears that American foundry
iron has been offered in Berlin Tor IS marks
In all this the financial press danger of
American competition already becoming realized
A number ~ manufacturers in Western Germany
have formed organization mr. romheting Amer
ran enterprise in iron and steel goods
The Silesisn iron market IA also reported decided
ly weak
The decline n coal and iron shares spread N
other securities and other industrais lost rather
heavily
Bank shares zen or also The money market
showed no improvement. and private discount rose
A. the end ot the week Exchange rates however
tend IN GetmRnys favor.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteli'gencer.
PORT TOWNSEND, June l0,-The branch
photographic office here will furnish full informa.
ton free Of charge. 10 such desire IT, in regard
TO the following notices 10 mariners;
Addenda Notice to Mariners No 20 OF 1900.
amended chart references
Chile Magellan strait. Point Delgada light.
irregulsrity
China Yangtrekisng. north channel. decreased
width
England. the Downs South Goodwin light vessel.
intended alteration in position.
ireland east coast Belfast Tough approach.
Donaghsdee lighthouse DESTROYED.
Maryland Chesapeake bay. Elk river. Old Field
Point light re-estahished
Maryland. Fenwick island shoal light vessel. al
teration in fog signal
Oregon. Umpqua river entrance. whistling buoy
established.
Sweden. gulf of Bothua. North ouarken. local
magnetic disturbance.
Texas. Galveston hay. Red Fish Bar lish. station,
fog signal established.
Texas Sabine pass. additional huoys.
Virginia. Chesapeake bay bell buoy Of Back river
entrance.
Washington. willapa bay entrance alteration in
buoyage.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCIsCO-Arrived June ., Rr sh Wind
Park. from Newcastle. \. :, w: str Siam.
from Manila. via Nagasaki; sh Emily f. Whitney.
from Kahului
HOQUIAM-Sailed June 10. schr Queen, from
Aberdeen for San Francisco: schr c. II. Merchant.
from Aberdeen for San Francisco; schr Jennie
Stella from Hoquiam for San Pedro
LUDLOW, June l0-Vessels In port Am schr
Bainhridge, Capt Bauman. for Honolulu. II l.:
Am schr Lizzie Vance. Capt, Hsrdwick for San
Francisco; Am hk Coloms, Capt. Beck. for st.
Michael: Chill bk Antonetta. Capt Boiset. for Val
psraiso; Br str Energia. Capt Chaplin, awaiting
orders.
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miscellaneous.
Room 5ls-17 Pacific Ret 10 los Twenty
building 90 nrst avenue
Ret 81 Cherry streetRet to Room Sno-
Ret 10 1897 Boren av qualanie hotel
Ship Letters.
Capt Anderson, bark messy, sch Una
Fsrtasi Henry NJ Scott. En-
Ernest Berner, ship gtneer Moyune
Mount stuart " whitney, first OFF,
Michael F Schaugh- Ger Luella
Third and Fourth Class Matter.
Farrow, Mrs E f Rhines, Taylor
G. NJ STEWART. Postmaster.
THE WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland, Or, June 10. 100.
Fair; cooler
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGR'
CULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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T SOUND SHIPPING.

arrival
o Honolulu by Bell
Coupsny
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STEAMER Cyreae between Madison ana
I>eschi gAEGs.
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Local report-Maxmum temperature, 70: minimum
temperature. 30; mean temperature, 81. No rain
clear. warm and very pleasant; hight TO fresh wos
10 northwest winds
GEORGE n. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau
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mac faTflfNf Ni
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Tablets. livery form
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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-11-10
TRANSWAAL.

Ozywiona dose pomyslna wojna podjaz-
dowa, kt6ra Burowie prowadza p6fnocnej
czesci Transwaalu, posiada Znaczenie ra-
czej polityczne niz strategiczne. Gieryla-
s6wka nigdy Jeszcze ME zwyciezyia ME-
przyjaciela posiadajacego liczna regularna
armie. Wiedza o tenn doskonale Krueger
Botha wszyscy. Lecz zadaniem Bur6w
W obecnej chwili ME jest bynajmniej pobi-
Gle Anglikow. Zadaniem ich jest przedfu-
FAC opor zbrojny chociazby do nieskonczo-
nosci. Opor zbrojny jest mai lepszq forma
protestu przeciwko zaborowi. Dopoki na
million ludnosci anektowanej przez obce
mocarstwo chociazby stu ludzi siedzi W
g6rach lub lasach pail W 1eb kazdemu,
co i'm wlezie W droge, dop6ty Mkt ME mo-
ze powiedziec, re sprawa tego narodu juz
jest pogrzebana ma wieki. Sprawa, "a kto-
ra ludzie sic bija, jest sprawa zywa, taxa
sprawa fatwiej moze doczekac sic lepszych
czas6w Bez por6wnania jest rzecza Ia
twiejsza podtrzymac i rozdmuchac ogiei
tam, gdzie sic jeszcze til kilka wegi pod
kupa popiofu, niz rozpaic IA nowo ogni-
sko Z surowego drzewa: Prezydent Krueger
ze swoja dobra gfowa poteznym skarbem
narodowym bedzie pracowac W Europio
przeciwko Anglikom. Wiemy naszej VIA
SneJ nlSCOTyl, Le tdkleSo dSeHCd uOpoCy
przyjmuja sfuchaja na obczyznie, dop6ki
W lego kraju huczq strzaty chociazby z
bardzo skromnej liczby karabin6w Myla
sic gruntownie ci, co uwazaja dalszy op0r
re strony Burow "a szalenstwo, lub "a bez-
myslne przelewanie krwi. Ten op6r jest
wfasnie fundamentem, ma ktorym sic be-
die opierac akcya dyplomatyczna Kruege-
ra W Europe. lima jest kwestya, czy ta
akcya sic uda, czy ME. Skoro jednak star
szyzna hurska postanowifa spr6bowat
szczescia ia tel drodze wys1a}a do Euro
py najlepsza glove cafego narodu, prosta
logika nakazuje ME zaprzestawac pukani-
ny W Afryce, dopoki sic ME przekonaja ze
i Europe mic zrobic sic ME da. Jest to
obrona czynna W najlepszym stylu, kt6ra
MONA tylko pochwalic zalecic kazdemu
narodowi, zostajacemu W podobnem polo
zeniu. Zwracajac sic ma chwile do naszej
przeszfosci, pytamy, czy ME lepiej byfoby
dla mas, gdyby armia polska roku
lS3lym po przegraniu Rampant regularnej
rozbifa sic IA partye po 10000 ludzi i
rozsypafa sic po caiym kraju, zamlast tfum-
nego wyjscia zagranice? DIS ma to pytanie
mkt ME odpowie inaczej, jak twierdzaco.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-11-10
Vol. XIV. Nov. 10, 1900.

ME moze stanowic o tych przymiotach,
kt6re posiadat powinien zar6wno ten, kto
zajmuje posade, jak ten, kto pracuie
przy warsztacie. o wartosci zas spofeczen-
stwa stanowi tylko ilost ludzi szlachetnych
rozumnych.
Iamiast wiec ubiegac sic jak to zwykio
dziat sic obecnie-o zapewnienie sobie lub
swoim dzieciom wygodnej posadki, kt6ra-
by bez kfopot6w dawala byt niewybredny
ale pewny, starajmy sic o uszlachetnienie
charakteru. o wzbogacenie umysiu wiedza.
A osiqgnqwszy te zalety, ME ogladajmy
sic ma to, jaka praca lepiei jest ''uwaaa-
na," lecz pamietajmy, re najszczytniej-
szem, nalbardziej odpowiadajacem godno-
sci ludzkiel, najpoAytecznieiszem dla spo-
leczenstwa zajeciem jest to, kt6re zapewnia
nam samodzielnosc, otwiera pred nami
pole ciagfego rozwoju postepu. pozwala
nam bezustannie ksztalcit SERGE umysi
Czyz trzeba dowodzic, ze warunki te Ia
twiej MONA znalezc wsr6d piracy przy war
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HI. Michafowski.