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The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13
IN OTHER LANDS.
Ostrich farms are n familiar sign
about Durham, South Africa.

Ostrich farms nre n familiar sight
about Durham, South Africa.
In Germany one newspaper Is pup
lshcd for every l2,002 persons; ID
Austria, one for every ~ 200.
A Lclpslc publishing firm offers l'oOV
marks for the words and music, OF tn'
best German naval song,
Tho British government used NV
OO0 gallons Of corn whisky last year
IN the manufacture of smokeless pow
der.
Az the law now stands In Italy, pec
pie can marry In church independent
ly Of any civil marriage. For instance!
IN army officer, under civil law, cara
not marry except under certain cork
dltlons. TO clude this law, he can g0
married before the church and con
tlnue single man, so fur as the sn
Ii concerned. ,.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13
Winter Wheat.

The government report shows winter
wheat in this state to be In excellent
conditions; greater portion OF the
acreage was sown late, but the weather
was favorable during December, and
the late sown as well as the early Is
doing we'll There has been no snow
protection, but up to the present date
the temperature has not been low
enough to do any damage.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13
s.cr.,.rv state, Annun, Report.

The annual report Of the secretary OF
state shows thereceipts for the year of
1899 to have been sl4,ss7.s5 in fees and
o., SAC 30 from the sale Of books, an ex.
cess over 1897 OF tlI,I34s0 The com.
parison Is not made with 1893, as that
was election year and receipts were
greatly swelled by fees, The receipts
for the last quarter Of 1900 were t2,24i,'
90 In fees and i,3a3 50 for books,
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13
Altar Unth.IIOuss Owners.

Superintendent Little, Of the Hot
Springs reservation, has caused con-
siderable Of a stir by lodging COM
plants agans. u number OF bathing
establishments on account OF drum
ming. The employment OF drummers
is In direct violation OF the rules and
regulations Of the interior department,
md involves the forfeiture on the part
OF bath.house owners OF their leases
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13

Land Commissioners Quart"rly Report.
Following is the quarterly report OF
State Lana Commissioner Colquitt for
the quarter ending December 81, 1899;
Fees collected s4,Ols,60 Swamp land
sold, 2,043 "A acres, *2,397.04 Internal
Improvement land sold, $50 acres, 300.
Saline land sold, 1906 acres, s2SS. A.
Seminary land Sold $50 acres, ss9O'
Forfeited land sold, 9,097 40 acres, sll,'
S7l.sl, Forfeited land redeemed, TO-
t9s. 65 acres, s2,O65, 40, Forfeited town
lots sold, sl3294. Forfeited land do.
mated, 27,5l126 acres. Total, 81, ,43s 3s
acres, t2l,243.3l.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13
BRIEF MENTION.
Arkansas county has only IN,

ARKANSAS county HOS WY 'ee
paupers.
Boone county will have licensed
saloons this year.
Fifty.one saloon licenses for 1900 have
been issued at Little Rock.
The weather service station at Jud.
xonia has been discontinued.
There will be no Mardi Gras celebra.
lion at Little Rock this year.
Roy Claypool, aged 4 years, was
burned to death at Huntington.
A dynamite bomb was found on the
street car tracks at Little Rock
A carload of mules was shipped from
Lamar last week for South Africa.
Work on the Clarendon electric light
plant, to cost $4,000, is to begin at
once.
John Barnet died at Newark of in.
juries received Christmas day while
firing firecrackers.
The White Cliffs Cement Company, of
Howard county, has been placed in the
hands of receiver.
Hazen will be dry" this year, ma
lority oof the citizens having voted
against license.
A thief entered the parsonage of the
Presbyterian church at Texarkana and
carried away fine carpet.
Waldron raised bonus OF sec, 900 to
secure the Arkansas Western and grad.
ing has begun on the road.
r. M. Linder, an Ashley county far.
mer was thrown from his wagon by
runaway team and instantly killed.
Near Lake City, Mrs. Lucy Green.
haw was burned to death by her cloth.
ing becoming ignited from camp fire.
Congressman Little has introduced
bill appropriating $500 for the repair
of the army and navy hospital at Hot
Springs.
King Hooper and Theo McGee, resid.
Ing 20 miles south of Texarkana, fought
duel with revolvers, and as resul.
both are dead.
Two discharged fremen at Hot
Springs tried TO get revenge by turn.
ing in false alarms and were arrested
for malicious mischief
A laborer named Kinney was killed
by passenger train near Hot Springs.
Kinney was asleep on the track, and 1t
is supposed was drunk.
Robert Crawford, an old citizen OF
Crawford county, fell into the fire and
was so badly burned that he died Q. h!s
INJURIES a week after the accident.
A. T. Chaffin, a Greene county farmer,
was dangerously stabbed by his step.
son, John Shoemaker. The latter &C.
cused ChafYln OF cursing Mrs ChafIin.
Senators Berry and Jones contributed
800 each and the six members OF the
house $50 each 10 the fund TO erect q
Confederate memorial shaft at Little
Rock
The Communication list OF state CON
victs to be released during January
contains but twelve names-the small
est number for any month in many
years.
At the annual meeting OF the board
OF directors OF the Choctaw, Oklahoma,
& Gulf Railway Company, held In Phila'
delphia last week, Francis |. Gowan
was elected president
Chas, DeLong, Of Hot Springs, who
holds the medal as champion trap shot
Of the state, has accepted challenge
from ]. T. Lloyd, OF Pine Bluff, to shoot
a match at Hot Springs.
James McEarl, an employe at a saw
mill near Hot Springs, had his left arm
torn from his body in an accident
While handling lumber he lost his bal
ance and fell on the saw.
In the United States land Office at
Little Rock during the month OF De-
cember there were 80 homestead entries
embracing s,b6b acres, and 30 final
proofs, embracing b,7b0 acres.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13
uied IN Prison,

When the Pulaski county jailer went
TO serve breakfast to the prisoners the
othsr morning, he found Nick Ayers
dead in his cell, Ayers was serving a
four months sentence'for robbing the
postofce at Hazen, His death was due
10 apoplexy. ...
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13
A Si,R me,

Penelope-lle says that am an an
gcl--an ethereal spirit-a heavenly
benediction on--und-er-I think / shall
marry him.
Geneyieve-Oh, Penelope! what .
shame to wake him up!--Puck.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13
Land once 1iusinsas.

Register Whipple reports that the
business Of the United States land office
at Little Rock the last six months Of
1899 was 20 per cent better than that Of
the corresponding six months Of the
preceding year.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13
DssperAte Burglar

A masked burglar went TO the store
A. Jastrawer at Raggio, Lee county,
and demanded the contents OF the safe,
The proprietor refused 10 open the safe
and the robber shot him and escaped
Jsstrswer will recover
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13
Fort smith Fire Losaes.

During 1890 the total loss from fire at
Fort Smith was IN follows On build.
ipgs, t7,664ab Insurance paid on build,
ings, t0,070 20, total loss on buildings,
t6sb. Loss on stocks, tai, $50 so, insur.
ance paid t2l, 400 80, total loss on stoclts.
Asa
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13
Piaxentsd d jail Delivery

A man released from Jail at Pine
Bluff prevented the escape OF u number
OF desperate criminals by informing the
sheriff that they had lles and had been
wording on the iron bars TO their cells
neYernl niRhlH
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13

That there are more Indians in the
United States now than there were the
day the pilgrims landed cannot be
proved, but II 10 generally believed and
II 10 stoutly affirmed by htstisticisna
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13
state Treasurer's Report.

The report of State Treasurer Thos'
Z. Little for the quarter ending Decem-
Der 81, 1899, shows that there are lit
tie over quarter Of a million dollars in
the state Golfers. The recapitulation
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11

Chinese Government Urging Minis
tiers 10 Start For Tien Tsin, which
Would Make Them the Victims OF
the Nurderous Boxers
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
"A THING OF BEAUTY IA Inv
FOREVER

Do you know thss Mr.. o. N. Steward.
BOZ Monroe Street, the celebrated
grsiner and sign painter. will grain
your doors or number your trausoms
artiseically and beautifully 30 that Il
will always be . joy thereafter TO look
ut them, and charge you no more and
IN some instances, not a. much "a
those who spoil them and render them
objects OF displessure Co you ever Aft
erwsrds?
You have only 90 sec his work to be
convinced. Call on or drop him q pos
sai' 6-15-1m
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
Cures
Weak Men
Free
Insures Love and Happiness

bow any man may quickly cure himse,,
after years OF suffering from sexual weak
ness . lost vitality, vsrieocele, ETC.. and en-
vigor. simply send your name and adore
60 or. L. w: Knapp, 1Se2 Hull Bldg. Detroit'
Mich, and he will gladly send the free rc~
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Is free Tor the asking and he wants every
man to have it.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
HARD WORK FOR JURY.
Some Tall Lying in the Famous
- Geebel Conspiracy Trial.
THE CONTRADICTORY TESTIMONY.
Two wftscs-es Swear 60 Statements
Made byw. H. Cslten which He Pos
itiveiy Denie.-wstness Say. shets
Were Fired From Third Floor.

ttfveiy Denfes-wstness Says shots
Were Fired From Third Floor.
Georgetown, KY, Aug. S.-Yester-
days session OF the trial of former
Secretary Of State Caleb Powers de-
veloped the fact that both sides In the
case will deal extensively In contradic-
ton and impeachment of witnesses.
The most important testimony heard
yesterday was given by Corporal Milt
Trasper, Of the Barbourviile company,
OF which John Powers was captain.
Trasper testified that the shot which
killed Governor Goebel was fired from
the third story of the executive bufld-
Ing. and not from the secretary's Office,
which Is on the first floor. Trasper de-
clared he saw the window raised and
saw the smoke from the explosion, but
did not see the gun or the person who
fired It.
or Louisville, testified as oilows:
II was in Governor Taylor,s private
ONCE talking to him when the shooting
occurred There was one shot. sharp
and loud, and four others which were
dull and mufied. 1 got up and ran out
or the of'ice and stood behind q tree
on Lewis street could see the body
OF the wounded man lying on the pave
ment. L then walked down to Broad
way, where 1 heard that II was Goebel
VINO had been shot do not remsm-
Der that Governor Taylor said when
he heard the shots, but believe he
made some exclamation OF surprise. I
saw several rough looking men In the
ante-room OF the governors office as L
first came I'm"
John Perkins, the colored porter in
the adjutant generals ONCE. said he
was In that ONCE when the shooting
occurred, "Tallow Dick" Combs and
Mason Hocksrsmith. the former OF
whom is under indictment as accessory.
were In the office at the time.
w. H. Culton was asked IL he had
not said to Captain ID. b. Walcutt that
he had written contract with the
prosecution by which he was TO confess
and receive immunity. He denied that
ne had made the statement to Waicutt
or anybody else. Walcutt then testf-
sed that Culton did make the state.
ment. G. o. Reynolds also swore that
Culton made a similar statement to him.
=. G. Owens, another OF the witnesses
introduced to impeach Wharton Col
den, testified as to an alleged CONVEX
sation with Golden, in which the lat.
ter was quoted as saying that he knew
Powers to be innocent.
DIR. J. w. Prewitt. who followed, tes-
tined that John L. Powers became i'll
at Frankfort about noon Jan. 25 and
that he was called to see him twice
that day. Robert Noakes had testified
In regard to several conversations
with Powers on that day, and DR..
Prewitt's testimony was In contradic-
ton OF Noakes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
Or. Shea. Marvellous Medium
1000 REWARD,

DR.. Shea. Marvellous Medium
Gives the names Of dead and is,sns fr1snd.
hearth or. any timing you Know. no mater
friends ana show we them cam &C. ca. mp spirit
them rap All around the room. he asks nc
questions don't ask you to write names for
put tells you rsss Res sq sh On sDS y :S
dorsed by leading spirituaiists every where
% sss% %sSsl and
Credentials no one else can shew, can give
thousands OF refersnces to both white and
seven In Brooklyn-wiii show Won thas 1s
can do all that he can tell OF. Can tell What
win speedy marriage with the one Won ny love -
Low low gS De soccNssful In all your doings ir
sII 1t, wnas y bet @ do HS succeeds when
pay. Cali and lee. You will md &c lucky 60
consult this Christian gentleman. Hs has
be given patient not knowing IL. Tnosands
through him are now
RICH, HAPPY;kND SUCCESSFUL. Q
with all their undertakings, while tno.e vho
neglect his advice are still lacoring aeainsf
Chemistry, he can impart to you secret tSS ~
friends; His ala and advice has often BEEN
soncleedi the result has always been the a.
an your wishes. In love afiairs be ns1e S
taias ne hsstqe secret Of. winpipg. the az
s:;lS Q; .ss gpS',,s :sT Il L shs
powers they do not possess. Thsy have
nnsitnet shG Credentials nor references.
sS IN sns sCiCSed people are no.so T.htins
william penmcrs, AroSisess ana eni nj aon 3;
Suilder, South Bro op H All S have SniR
nm LOT the past seven years. He gives Q
sscs Fl 1 Hi' pears S s n
is, Memphis and Louisvilie; underrtan6s
ttnoroughiy the diseases, spells or influences
had large patronage from them.
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING,
:. BROOKLYN. Aug, Is, 1897 This Is to certsfs
a stranger In q strange city, out of Worf ~
Ipndsrtook, what to do / did not Know. !
did. he told me the cause Of my sroSbies
10 took me In and treated me as q brother
Saa bssn sSSs sSs1
money and did me no good. I bless the day
ba All lu met s, Dr. Shea would advise an Il
once, Sincerely.
Albert AYERS. 2a5y Atlantic Ave
South Plainnsld, Aug. Is, Isel.-This 4, 20
Sersity that my husband had gone away and
: Hearing OF the wonderful things DR. Shea
was doing, / resolved Co consult him ne
toIu me- my husband was alive and well and
where he was; told me he would come home
:; ana when. 10 my Joy all OF it came yrue. he
dead. also wish TO say that this month
lost the sum OF $50. I am q poor woman
and was most insane I went to DR. She's
and he told me would find my money and
20 my intense Joy did md IL as he told me
Ina, tnann 900 there Is man so gifted In our
what 70 DO. Sincerely,
MRS. NARY MILLER
South Plainfeld,sN. ].
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
Sc. Loui. Dynamiter. 49,. n,x

st. Louis. Aug. S.-After a pause of
nve days dynamiters commenced yes
terday again to place explosives on the
tracks OF the st. Louis Transit corn
pany. A Bellefontaine car was blown
up In North st. Louis yesterday. the
nrst explosion to occur In daylight
since the strike commenced. All OF the
windows In the car were shattered
the forward trucks were broken. and a
large hole was blown through the
moor. There were no passengers ON
the car and neither the conductor nor
the motorman was injured.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
KNOXVILLE COLLEGE,
TwENTY-FIFTH ANNIvERsA-
RY JuB1I.RR, June II and II:

Addresaea by prominent Educators
south and North, including President
w. II. Couneiii Of Huntsviile,- DR.. e.
Il. Parks OF Cannon Theol0Gical Sem
mary, Rev. q. w. Mood OF Flax Uni
Sersisy, Dr.. w. III. Mcmillan, OF Ale
ghsny, Pa, eovetnor Benton kcMil-
IN and oshers.
Reduced rates on she eertiR cate pisn
OF one and third from all poinss In
Iennessee, kent-cky, Goorgia and
Total expense for ths year Of board /.
fuel. hkht. furnished room. sta, 2Ss.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11

sslina. Kan. Aug. GA Union Pa.
cine eastbound passenger train was
held up by two men several mile,
west or Hugo, Colo. 80 miles this side
or Denver. The passengers In the
Pullman sleepers were robbed OF their
money and valuRbies. An old man
named Fay, resident OF California
who had been visiting In Denver. re-
fused to surrender his valuables and
nred a shot at one of the robbers
Thereupon the robbers fred, one shot
entering Fay's mouth and coming out
at the back OF the head, killing him
almost Instantly. The robbers stop-
ped the train, jumped on and escaped
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
CHINESE TROOPS MUST FIGHT.
Ii Hung Chang Declares They wtl
Resist the AlIfes. March


Resist the Allies. March.
London, Aug. Sin case the troops
advance the Chinese must fight. The
susgeston that the allies should be al
lowed TO enter Pel1in In order to escort
sne ministers to Tien Tsin is abso-
3utely impossible"
This is the dictum of Ii HING
Cnang. 1t was transmitted last even
sns 10 Mr.. William Pritchard Morgan.
member or parliament for Merthyr
1yoVll, Dy his agent at Shanghai. The
agent had carried to Earl LII a message
from Mr.. Morgan urging that the al
ied troops be allowed to enter the
capital and stating that a settlement
could be made at Tien Tsin whereby
a war Of the world against China
would be averted, but even the opti-
mistic Ii failed to hold out the alieht-
EST hope OF its feasibility, although he
reiterated to Mr. Morgan's agent his
peclaration that the ministers had left
Pekin, fixing the date of their depart-
nre as Aug. 2. The agent makes this
comnent: 1.-The consuls are vi.hout
eoanrmation."
Several dispatches are printed CIV
ing heresay accounts of Sundays bat
tie. The Daily Mails correspondenf AT
Chefoo, telegFaphing Monday. saws:
The nghting lasted seven hours. ana
ehe allies. when my report left. were
pursuing the Chinese, but owing to the
noods progress was difaeult. Thus the
Chinese vii have time to reform and
20 recover from the effects OF battle.
Only q small garrison, with IA guns.
remains at Ten Tsin, where some
anxiety 10 felt because OF a report that
$4,000 Chinese are said TO be moving
Two days march to the southeast"
la Ping Hsng, according to the
PhanShai correspondent of The Stand
era, has been appointed gsnsrallssino
OF the Chinese forces and has lsft
Pekin to command the troops outside
the CITY.
A shinsAai special says tAks ONE
eSyioes fre1 Toxic Annouses
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11

Toledo. Aug. S.-Miss H. O.Rabe.
daughter OF Prince p. X. o'Kabe. of
TOXIC, Japan. was drowned at Cedar
Point, Miss o'Kabe was sitting on the
steamboat dock fishing. when abe was
overcome by heat and toppled on into
the water. The body was recovered in
oeep water within ten minutes, but no
physician was at hand. and when
meoical assistance arrived life was ex-
uncI She was engaged to be married
Chicago.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11

Glass Workers to Resume xtMonth
Pittsburg, Aug. 8.-The members and
oficers OF the Window Glass Workers
association assert that the factories
VIII be started Sept. /, as scheduled,
even though the f1atteners refuse to
go TO work at that time. Fires have
been lighted In several factories west
OF Pittsburg, and the workers say fires
VIII be Lighted in every factory by
Aug. 10.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11

armed collisions have occurred
tween parties OF Russians and Ja0nA
ses outside Taku. This, however, al
n comes by way OF Shanghai. must
await esnhrmation before being credit
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
A SENSATION IN BRooKLYN-A M1rIS
TRR's STATEMENT.

IN -
wish 70 state that one or my parfshoner,
Was Sick ana In trouble for a long time, Mrs
derstand her case. she had several doctorr
put put none or them seemed to know what was
was my duty es her pastor 60 call and see
her. Hearing or the wonderful werf beina
done by Or; shea the last few years, / thong hi
him kind sympathetic gentleman. He gave
m me wonderful test OF his powers; told ma
S ~ sS EN- nm LOCK OF patients hair, which
He told at once what was the matter and
~ . snort time cured her sound and we'll
Now all Is changed All are weii anc
prosperous: lean truly and heartily recon-
sna RsT Wsm or ais
Pastor Lebanon Church, B-ooRlyn y
DIT: Shea can show thousands such - ths
DIR. SHEA
has been carefully educated In the Eomoa
pathtc and Eclectic Schools OF Medicine
rheumatism, Asthma, Sore Eyes, Tumors
cancers, Constipation. Ague, Dyspepeta
Tape ~, WORMS, Liver Complsints. Deafness
women and children, Fits, Kidney Disssse
others don't Understand. All disssse Mnl 6S
Die trsatment. He can and viii honestly
Tell you II yon can be cured. Has all new
remedies and new success. Has had ainpie
experience In public hospitals and private
once :, - ~ ~
Do not delay. Diplomas hang In parlors
Is registered physician. A new remedy
Tor Rheumattsm just discovered, not a liaar
ment Hopeless cases and those that otherr
cannot cure solicited % call. Fat folks thin
the chndless made parents. An letters must
contain 400, two stamps, age, lock OF hair
postal cards.
Charges for medical treatment only. Mon
ton this paper.
61 FULTON STREET,
BROOKLYN, N. u
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11

Chicago. Aug. 8.--John Carter, son
or n. L. Carter, the millionaire presi-
dsnt Of the York Haven paper mills.
has Joined the navy at the Chicago re-
sruiting skasien, despite the wishes Of
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
National Employment
Agency.

u N. Juniper st., Philadelphia, Pa
] can place any number Of young
house work girls. Coed wages. Write
or PARTICULARS. os24
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-25
Pola ziote pod Nome,

PieywszY cYrkularz wzgledem
pol zlotych W Klondike puscl}a "
swat kolej Northern Pacific W r.
1898. DE-: wnym zniegiem okol,cz~
nosc1 l pierwszy okolnjk o polach
zlotycb pod Nome przychodzi z
tego samego zr6dia.
Obecny okolnik nietylko za~
wlera dobra mape z kralnY zlotey
pod Nome. lecz takze Jest up'ek-
SONY kilka obrazksm1 widoko"
weml m1asta Nome i wydobywania
zfota u brzegu. Podane takke 50
b'izsze szczeg64Y w~zgledem jazdy
koI-ja zelazna z 5estle l Tacoma
oraz wzglydrm parowc5w iezdza-
cYch do Alaski Me ma Hatpl,wo-
SOL ze do owych swiezo odkrytych
zlotycn pol wlelkie masy ludu POI
Jade , rzeczoay cyrkularz og6lne
Dedzle budzif zaciekawIen,e. wska-
zujae przeds,ebiorczym mezczyz-
nom droge do Oceanu Spokojuego
l do Nome.
Wzgledem okolnikow, opis6w,
cen i t. d zgiosi6 sic, ~doiaczaiac
diva znaczkl poetic We, pod adre-
sem G has. s. F ee, General
Passenger Agent, st. Paul, Mlnn.,
a on po6le interesowanYm poczt2
czego zadaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-25
rs WlICENTY LEWAND0WSKI

w Milwaukee umar} W dniu
~ Stycznia zupelnie n'espo~
dzianie Sp. KS. Wincenty
Lewandowski. Urodzil sic we
VS., Kamionna. w KS. Poznan-
sk'em W d. 90 Maja 1841 r.
pobieral nauki W starym kraju
i zostat wySwiecony ma ksie~
dza 90. Pazdziernika 1864 r.
Od pol roku, dobrowolnie
zrezygnowai z probostwa
PREY kosciele Sw. Wincentego
ola siabosc, zdrowia / zamiesz
kiwal ~prywatnie ma ulicy
Smith pod mr.. 682.
w Poniedzia'ek o godzinie
10 z rama jechal kara 6 Ave.
do miasta. zrobilo mu sic
maggie ME dobrze. pcchyli} sic
W ramona jadacego tai kara
Wo)ciecha M'chalaka. skona|.
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obdukcya i przekonano sic,
re przyczyna. Smierci by'
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czwartek O godzinle loci z
rama z koscio}a IS. Cyry}a
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