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MARYLAND FOLKLORE.
superstitions As to Hunting, witches and
Selling Ones Self to the Devil

Selling Ones Self to the Devil
(From the Baltimore SUM-
Interesting stories drawn from the
folklore of Maryland, particularly that
of the western part of the state, were
told recently by members of the Folk
lore Society at their meeting in Dono-
van Room of Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity. Mr.. Crum. who is a native of
Frederick county and graduate stud
ent of Johns Hopkins University under
Prof. Newcomb, in the department of
mathematics. contributed a paper on
witch Stories and Conjuring." Some
of the superstitions he told of were
as follows: "A Hunting Charm
Whenever you kill bear. deer or tur-
key dip number of bullet patches In
the fresh blood of the animal. You
must on no account give any of these
patches away. When you are out hunt
ing again for the same kind of game
load as follows: Take bloody patch.
well creased place your bullet on it,
then cross yourself, and, as you push
the bullet home, repeat: Father. Son
and Holy Ghost You will certainly
bring home game of the same kind
as that whose blood was on the patch.
Do not keep the patches near your bed
or in your sleeping room. The spirits
make a noise in the box where the
patches are and will not let you sleep.
The sound is like a watch ticking. but
it gets louder and louder, until you can
not sleep. Witch Killing-If horses
are so badly bewitched that one dies
ha fp1
her power. Take the dead horse out
into a field and burn the carcass be-
side a tree. First cut a cross in the
tree. then drive a nail in at the cross.
Now take your rifle which must be
loaded with a silver bullet. choose
position so that the fire is between
you and the tree and shoot over the fire
at the nail. When you hit the nail the
witch will lose her power, and you
cannot miss with the silver bullet. Too
Sell Ones Self to the Devil-Go to the
crossroads at midnight alone and play
on the banjo. If you really want to
sell yourself two black dogs will ap-
pear and will dance as you play. Then
you promise something fearful. Any
one who thus sold himself was said to
be able to outplay and Guidance any
competitors. a Method for Girl to
Try Her Fortune-Put an egg to the
fire and sit an hour. The wind Will
howl and the dogs bark and the man
you are to marry Will come in and
turn the egg around. If the egg bursts
you will die Tor. possibly, my inform
ant adds. you will never marry).'
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oxen without swearing. a teamster
was hired more on his reputation for
swearing and shooting than for driv-
ing. Col. Majors was a religious man
and for a long time conscientious scru-
pies stood in the way of his going into
the freighting business. He would not
employ men who swore, and he would
not haul freight on Sundays. AS traf-
fic increased 1t fell gradually into the
hands of Majors overland freight, and
he took in two partners and changed
the name to Majors. Russell & Wad-
dell. They soon increased their team
ing outfit to 10000 oxen and 1000
wagons, dividing them into outfits"
or trains" moving out of lndepend-
ence, Mo-, on a certain date, and sched
uled to reach Santa Fe or Salt Lake
or Denver, as the case might be. on a
certain date. The organization of a
freight train for crossing the plains
consisted of 25 wagons carrying from
three to three and one-half tons each,
the merchandise being protected by
sheets of ducking. Each wagon was
drawn by IL oxen. and the train was
provided with 30 or 40 extra animals.
in case some of those drawing the
wagons went lame. The whole train
consisted of from 800 to $50 cattle, and
a half-dozen mules, for herding and
riding. The force of men consisted of
a wagonmaster, his assistants. the
teamsters, man to look after the ex-
ira cattle and three or four re:erves.
Oxen almost altogether were used in
freighting, because they were more re-
liable for long trips, and because they
foraged for their own food, and, with
proper care. could travel 1000 miles
between April and November. and still
be sleek and salable.
The business done by the freight line
established by the colonel was enor-
nous. In one year he carried 16 900 900
pounds of government supplies to
United States troops in Utah. Forty
thousand oxen, thousand mules and
over 5000 men, under his supervision,
once carried freight, and mail from the
Missouri river acress the Rocky
mountains. Col. Majors greatest en-
terprise, from spectacular point of
view, was the establishing of the
pony express" In the days of the
California gold fever this was to the
coast what the flying mail trains are
to the people today. From the ter
minus of the eastern telegraph lines 1
there was stretch of 1000 miles to
the coast. Majors had already estab-
lished an overland stage line. operated
hy the firm of Majors, Russell G. Wad-
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THE WOMAN HE LOVED
THE HE BEING CORNELIUS VAN
DERBiLT, JR..
And tho Woman Grace Wilson Var
derbilt. Now His Wife - Ono of
tho Few Love Matches Among the
Wealthy Set.
New York Letter.)


In all probability no woman in New
York has been so constantly before the
ayes of the public during the last two
years as Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr.
Event after event occurred which con-
cerned her and those near her. events
who have known Of the Vanderbilt az
fairs. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, .jr.,
was born Grace Wilson, one of the
three daughters of Richard T. Wilson
Of New York. Her mother has been
called the Napoleon Of matchmakers
by those who are envious of her sue
cess: it is doubtful If four children of
one family have ever married more
brilliantly than her children. Before
Mrs. Vanderbilt was married she re-
ceived more than her share of the at
tentions of prominent men. Col. John
Jacob Astor was one of the first to
admire her at her debut, and at one
time rumor which is so precipitate
to jump at conclusions, reported that
they would become engaged. This
rumor received its quietus when her
engagement was announced to the
Hon. Cecil Barring of the famous family
Of London bankers. This was looked
upon as a brilliant match. and great
surprise was felt when the engage
ment was broken of The host of ad-
mirers never deserted her and the
Marquis of Ava. eldest son of the Earl
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and yet not wishing to do anything
prejudlcial to his interests. A digni-
fed silence, not trying to influence her
fiance in any way, created great re-
spect for her and her friends were
very happy when she was finally mar
ried. These two young people disre-
garded everything but love in their
choice of a partner for life, and there
are few men or women in the world
possessed of a grain of sentiment who
do not approve of the course they
chose.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-03-06

of Dufferin, British ambassador to
France. became very devoted, and her
friends expected a betrothal. About
this time Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr.,
began to assume prominence in the
college world. An upper class man at
Yale, prominent socially, unpreten-
tious with all the great wealth to
which he was to be the heir, he was
one of the most popular young men in
New York. He became attentive to
Miss Wilson, and when he was grad
uated he announced to his father that
he intended to marry. The late Cor
nelius was opposed to the match and
ordered his heir presumptive to forget
the girl of his choice. Obediently.
young Cornelius went to Paris. After
six months the Wilson family also
went to Paris in the course of their
yearly visit to the continent. Upon
hearing the news Mr.. Vanderbilt. Sr.,
sent for his son, asking him to return.
His request was not complied with for
some time, and when he finally came
to New York he told his father that
the idea of being disinherited could not
keep him from the woman he loved.
Without his parents consent he was
married to Miss Wilson. Not one of
the Vanderbilt family was present at
the ceremony. The solicitations Of his
brother and sisters in his behalf were
unavailing; his father would not yield.
When a little child was born to them
1t was thought that his tiny hands and
bright little face would soften the
grandfather's heart. but he, too, was
powerless.
Several times 1t was said that Cor
nelius Vanderbilt had forgiven his sor
for his love marriage. but when the
will of the manager Of the Vanderbilt
interests was prohated 1t was found
young Cornelius had been left but one
part Of the vast estate.
There is considerable difference be-
tween one and sixty million dollars,
but Alfred. his brother. came forward
generously and gave him enough to
equal the share of the other children
Mrs. Cornelius. Jr., had remained nell
trail throughout the whole affair; un-
willing to give up the man she loved
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-03-06
POLLY DESERVED HIS CRACKER
Awoke His Master When Burglars
Came, and Saved tho Silver.


Came, and Saved tho Silver.
A Philadelphia writer relates the
story of parrot that protected her
owners home from burglars, who had
entered through one of the front par
lor windows. They crept through the
hall room past the bird and began
jimmying open the sideboard in the
dining room, where the silver was
kept One of the other men gathered
up the costly Turkish rugs on the
floors and another was taking down
the curtains when Polly spoke up. rs
that you, Frank?" she queried. The
burglars stopped as If they had been
shot. Polly repeated the question in a
louder and more imperative key. The
noise of the parrot awakened her
master, Mr. Fister. He grasped re-
volver, which he had bought only
few days before. and kept under his
pillow, and made for the head of the
stairs. He pressed an electric button
on the wall and lit the lights in the
hall room, where he saw three mer
struggling to open the front door. He
promptly opened fire, but they succeed
ed in getting away. Mr.. Fister then
went downstairs, where he found the
parrot in her cage under the piano.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-03-06
Conundrum Salad.

Among the various ways in which
the new woman tries to surprise her
luncheon guests. Good Housekeeping
tells of this original feature: Each
guest drew from among the salad
leaves with which she was served a
difficult conundrum. Passed from
hand to hand around the table, with a
small book and a pencil, each guest
under her name transcribed her an
swer to the conundrum. At the close
she who guessed the greatest number
OF answers received a small prize.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-03-06
Towns with Big Records.

The way things are fixed good
many cities in these United States have
things to brag about. For instance,
Leavenworth, Kan, is the first Ameri-
can city in the shipment OF apples.
Right around there are 2O3,0O0 bearing
apple trees, and the biggest apple
orchard in the world. 1.400 acres. is
near. Denver, Colo. has more bicy-
cles per head of population than any
other city. Albuquerque, N. M, has
more sunny days in the year than any
other American city.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-03-06
REAL PERIL.
Contractor Saved Divers Life by smash-
Ing His Glass Mask.

Contractor Saved Divers Life by SMASH
Ing His Glass Mask.
A bridge contractor hired diver at
Tampa, Fla, to locate some obstruc-
tions in thirty feet of water. and on
the third day went out through mere
curiosity to watch him. The air
pumps and pressure cylinders were on
a fiat boat, and attached to the side
was a rope ladder on which he de-
scended. The signal cord and the rub
ber tube that supplied him with air
were looked after by boy. and man
attended to the pump. After the diver
had been down for five minutes the
pump man left the apparatus in
charge Of the boy while he went to the
deck for something. Presently the
signal cord gave three or four sharp
jerks. and the boy got frightened. He
jumped for the pump. tried to open
valve and bawled for the helper. In
another minute the diver climbed ont
of the water and sprawled on the
deck The boy ran up to him and
tried to unscrew the nuts that held on
the helmet, but he made slow prog
ress. Acting on a sudden impulse. the
contractor picked up a hatchet and
smashed the face glass. The sharp
splinters cut the divers face severely
but the blow saved his life. The valve
at the lower end of the air tube had
become clogged and in ten seconds
more he would have died of suffoca-
ton
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-03-06
MRS. CORNELIUS VANDERBILT JR.

The cage was upset, but the bird un-
injured. The owner placed her right
side up upon the piano. when she lifted
her frightened head from under her
wing and asked: rs that you Frank ?"
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Rome wiadom0Scs
telegraficzne.

-J Jest nadzieja, ze zatarg no.
lendersko portugalski zostanie "a
iatwiony ma drodze pokojowej.
Jest nieprawda pogioska, re
car odmowii Kruegerowi posfucha-
mia.
- Zmarly kompozytor angielski
Arthur Sullivan pozostawit $780,.
600 maiatku.
W Afryoe pofudniowej 15,625
zofnierzy angielskich chorowafo
dotychczas ma tyfus. W S642 wy
padkach choroba zakonczy}a sic
smiercia.
- Wyspa Helgoland zostafa "a.
lana woda. 80 dom6w rozpadfo
sic. Dotychczas ME sprawdzono.
jake straty ponosza mieszkancy
wyspy.
W Habanie zbierze sic 4 Lu.
tego trzeci panamerykahski kon-
gres lekarski.
- Obronca gioSnego Sternberga
Berlina, pan Sello wyzwaf pro-
kuratora Brant ma pojedynek, czu-
jac sic dotknietym ma honorze jego
nova. Prokurator ME przyjaf wy
zwania.
- Do Wilhelmshaven przybyfo
z Chin 1000 niemieckich zofnie-
rzy, niezdatnych do sfuzby czyn-
mel. Przywieziono nsdto 43 ar
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Zastosowanie s.godzinnego dnis'

Oby wstele Urugwaju ME lnbis
plaort podatk6w. Me jest to, co
prawda, oechs, in tylko wisSciws ..
le Urugw.jozycy TEN sic rotnis cd
innych narodow, se " csyn wpfows.
dzajs to nieohet podatk6w wcals
ME place. Me ma innej rady, jak o.
pornych zsmyksd do W szlenia. Ale
wowczss trzeba ich aywit. pahstws
jest ubogie. Ably wilk byt syty i ow-
os GAIA, obmyslono TAXI sposob: Ska
zani "a niepiaceuie podstkow, musss
oddawad sic W rece wisdsy wiscso-
rem, odsiadujs W wiszieniu osm 20.
din, poczsm So wypusacsani M vol.
nosd, aby mogli oddawaS sic aajs-
ciom, ktors ich aywia. To rozporzs-
dzenie jest swieae, w.sc jsszoss ME.
w'adomo, czy nwitziowie" powra.
csia wieczorem''
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Smiertelnie raniOny.

Joseph Conroy, zam. pm. 1920
Armour ave. wczoraj przyjacie-
lem swoim, Rogerem Lee 4S44
La Sale str, pill DUO, odebrawszy
W ciagu dnia S400 z banku Wresz.
Gle obaj przyszli do piwiarni Lea.
aka Frank, 1859 Dearborn str, i
kiedy tam Lee zartowaf sobie 2
Conroya, ten porwaf go "a surdut,
popchnai ku stofowi szynkowemu,
tam pochwycif revolver j strzeliw.
sly, traff przyjaciela W glove po-
mad lewem okiem, poczem rzucif
revolver W kat spokojnie stanqf
przy stole, jakoby mic sic ME stafo.
Zawezwano policya, ktora areszto-
wafa Conroya, a Lee'a przewiozta
do szpitala. Lee zapewne umrze.
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mat staroswieckich, 27 tarcz /
lima trofea, zdobyte ma Bokserach.
Legislature we Victoria
przyjefa bill o giosowaniu kobiet.
- Oddziaf 5go pufku amerykah.
skiej konnicy scigaf powstancow
ma Filipinach cztery mile daleko /
pofozyl IA z mich trupem, ME po-
niosfszy sam zadnej straty.
-Sekretarzowi stanu Hay przed-
stawif sic general Izaak Khan, no.
wy posel perski we Waszyngtonie'
George V. l.. Meyer Massa.
chusetts zostaf mianowany posfem
amerykaiiskim W Rzymie.
w Minneapolis skazano ma
smierc Theodore Wallert, "a "a
mordowanie zony 4 pasierb6w.
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Bandyci.

Rod tradycyjnych bsndyt6w w.
Wiosseoh ME wyginsf. Obeonie js.
dnym najgroz liejszych jest Muse.
limo, a Rad napro.no pr.edslsbisrze
wszelkie ssodki, by 60 schwytst. y
st.tnismi ozasy 800 policyant6w
dwie kompauie strzelcow alpejskieh
osaczyiy Musoliua ns iahcucha gor
Aspromonte, gdzie sic skiyf / pr1y-
puszcssno powszeehnls, he zmussony
glodsm, podda sic nsreszcie. Muse.
limo zdola. wszakss wymkna6 sic z
pulapki schronil sic do prowineyi
C.tanzsro, gdsie, jsk zaPswni.lS
znalazi prsytu3ek barons di Ban
Bruno. Srawa Musolins roabrzmisws
tax glosno po kraju, 20 W NesPoiu
jakis poets nspisai piosenks M jsge
ozesc, - ,Canzons Musolino",
spiewa js jua daisiai ca's missto. o.
PROOF tego iakis OF ,nbach nsspoli-
tahski skomponowss operstks p. t.
Ill brigsnts Musolino," kt6ra bedsis
wkr6rce wystswiona W tsatrse y Par
t.nopeo, jest sasyra ns nisudol.
nose policyi wioskiej.-Rtad wyzns.
csyl 80, 600 lirdw nagrOdy 70 'ohwy.
TAME tego 2ilstuiego bandyty. nadto
zas urzsdniCy, sosuierze lub oaoero-
vie. kt6rzy 60 aiapia aywego lub u
mar,ego, otrzymaja niezwioosnis .
vans. Musolino odziedsiofyt nisds'
VINO znsozy spadek Po olotce.
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szli boczns nswa do kosc oss, - ninA
wtioczyiy sic do kosolota tlamy Pa.
bl'cznosn; wislks jsi czese obstspifa
cs{y kos i6l. R6wnooassuis " Progr
kosoioia zamigs tally j.skrsws barwy
kierezyii krasuych chustek dsisw.
czat, i nova olbrzymla f4Ia swiadk6w
weselnych naplyuela cd wnetrza ko.
sclola ku giownsmu wejsciu.
W pobl zu maisj kaplicy Matki
Boskiei Czestoohowskiej, powstal
soisk ME do opisania, tax 10 odsswa'
ly sic gsosne wolanis pomoc. TO,
chwili dopiero uspokoila sic publio.-
nos6. j wagledny zspanowat spokoi.
Pray uroczystych dswiekach orga.
now rozpoozeis sic csremonia slubns.
zwiazek posty wlosciahske dsisw-
ozyna pobiogoslawil sw'atobliwy
staruszek, Kapucyn, o. Wacisw,
ktory cd oltarza przemowii do pan
silva miodych W serdecznych wyrs-
zach. Pahstwu miodym towarsyszy.
10, obok zsstspu najblizxych krew-
nyoh i przyjacl6i, liczue grono ana.
jomyot, misdzy ktorvmi byli: prof,
hr. Tarnowski, prof. Browicz, Rosta.
fihski, Rosner, | wislu innych. 70
ceremonii bsogosiawiefstws, nadcia.
guai oddzisl stray pozarnej, oslen
utrsymsnis porzsdku, i ustawii sic u
giownej bramy koscioia. Dotsd
zamknieta brame otworzono. w ysssdl
niej Rydel, prowsdzac pod reks
Zone swoja. P.hstwo miodai udsli
sic piechota przez dslszs ulios Do
Siawkowska do domu matki utodego,
gdzie odbyfo sic sniadsnie. Csay zss
orszak weselny, popraedzony anow
druzbsmi ma koniach, przejechal IL
ME A B Plsosm S.czspahskim,
udsjsc sic do Brouowic.
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Telegran1y.

BERLIN, 12go Grud n a. -
z iednego z tutejszych gimnazy6w
wydalono 10 letniego chfopca, sy.
ma mieiscowego adwokata, ze "a
strzezeniem, re ME wolno go przyj-
mowac do zadnego innego wyzsze-
90 zakfadu naukowego W Prusach.
Malice dopuscit sic obrazy majesta-
tn, gdy dyrektor gimnazyum tfo-
maczyf uczniom niecny czyn, ia-
kiego dopuscila sig kobieta z Wro-
clawia, godzac tasakiem ma zycie
cesarza.
,,Berliner Tageblatt" dochodzi
ma podstawie sprawozdania mini
stra skarbu do wniosku, ze Rad
niemiecki bedzie zmuszony zacia.
gnae pozyczke do wysokosci 400
milion6w marek.
BERLIN, 12go Grudnia. -
Tutejsza ,,Volkszeitung" oburza sic
ma historyka Mommsena, ktory
niedawno temu radzit Niemcom
gnebic Sfowian, i ktory obecnie
chwali cesarza "a jego brutalne
obejscie sic z Kruegerem. Gazeta
powiada, re Mommsen upieksza
afrykanskie pole rzezi sfodkiemi
si6wkami, uwazajsc angielskich
eprawe6w "a nisnaruszalnych. Po.
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Kr6tkie notatki mfejskie.

= Ma szpital ma rogu W. 10 nj.
Douglas boul., darowali wczoraj
R. T. Crane R T. Cranejr po
500, a ,,Schoenhofen Brewing
Co." s25.
- Niejaki Frank M. Elliot po-
darowal miastu Evanston hawai-
gruntu 80 stop szeroki W poblizu
Lake Front, azeby tam park zaio-
iono.
- Dnia 81 i % bm. odbeda sic
W sail rysunkowej szkofy wyzszej
ma Ogden ave. Lincoln str. egza-
nina kandydat6w ma nauczyciell
rysunk6w. Pensya takich nauczy-
cieli wynosi $500 do $500 rocznie.
- Policya wczoraj zamknefa
dom przytulku dla dzieci meyer
skich Hannah Griffin Benevolent
and Christian Home for Colored
Children" powodu, re wfasciciel-
ka tego domu, pani Griffin, ME
chciala lub ME umiala dbac przy-
zwoite utrzymanie dzieci. l6dzie-
ci zabrano rozmieszczono po ro.
znych zakiadach. Byly one nedz.
ME odziane, straszliwie brudne i
cd "a godzin mic ME jadfy.
- 56letni Matthew Simons, da.
why osadnik Lemontu, wczoraj ra-
no godz. 9 zostai tamze W pobli'
au dworca kolei przejechany ma
miejscu zabity przez pociag kolei
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe.
- Pred sedzia Gibbons toczy
sic teraz process kryminalny Johna
Lorenza Gabel i syna jego Johna
Gabel, oskarzonych o zamordowa.
ME Johna Horne d. l7go Lipca.
Prokuratorya stara sic obalie wer-
dykt jury koronerskiej, ktora orze.
kia, ze Horne umarf ma paraliz ser.
ca.
= Znany budynek ma rogu State
Randolph str, W ktorym miesci
sic Central Music Halo, ma bye
rozebrany po dniu l Maja 1901, a
Marshall Field, ktory nabyf te
posiadlosc, wybuduje tam nowy
gmach dla powiekszenia swego
skfadu.
= Pani Marya Kaczewska, zanl.
on. 679 N. Ashland ave., wieszajac
bielizne ma dachu tego domu, stra.
ella rownowage spadia wysoko-
Sci SO stop. Zlamaia obie rece i
nogi ma nadto peknieta czaszke;
zawieziono ja do szpitala powiato.
wego, gdzie zapewne umrze.
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Stub poety z wfOscianka.

S ub poe,y Rydls z wloscianka
M,kolajczykowna 'byl sic we VITO.
rex d. % z. M. W Krakowie scisle
wedle zwyczaj6w ludu krakowsk'ego.
Gazety krakowskie tax opisujs ten
niezwykly W sfsrach inteligeneyi OBJ.
REED slubny.
Wlasciwy termin slubu anany bya
tylko nsjbliaszym. Wiedsiano je.
dnak powszechnie W miescie, ze Stub
na,tapi6 ua tych dniach. Jus W
Poniedzi, lex spodziewano se 20, !
kosc 81 Maryaoki zapeinis sic rano
publ cznoscia, k'ora jednak dosnala
aawodu. We Wtorek dopiero, ogo.
dzinie wpoi do dsiesiatej sajechaf
orszak weseluy pred gi6wna brape
Maryaokiego kosciola. Dwaj drni.
bowie ma kouiach poprzedsali wozy
weso.a druzyns muzyka wlosoish-
ska. Wsayscy mieli ma sobie strojs
krakowskle. panas miods, urodziwa
iasna blondynka, bardzo piekny wlo.
ayla str6j krakowski. pan mlody by.
W czarnym tuturku, takimie krawa
Gle i ozarnym kapeluszu. Wozy u.
stawily sic ma plaou Aaryaokim, oko-
10 IN. Barbary. 0olcis weseld No.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-12-12
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