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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

The forestry work of the department
of agriculture will no longer be con.
Quoted under the name division of
forestry" having been advanced on
July I to the rank of a bureau" along
with three other scientific divisions Of
the department. The forestry work Of
the department has made such wonder.
full strides and become of such import
to the country that it is with consider
able satisfaction that friends of the
work undertaken note its advancement.
That it has commended itself to congress
is evidenced by the appropriations Of
that body. In 1S9S-99, SOS, 500 was set
aside for forestry development and pres
ervation. During the year just ended
the division had SSS $50 at its disposal
and the last session appropriated $780,.
440 to the work. The change will adj
nit of a larger Office force ard more ex-
tensive field work and the bureau will
be organized in three divisions. The
work of this bureau is of particular i'm
portance to Nebraska and other western
states that have immense areas Of land
that could be ben ficially converted into
forests and it is to be hoped that the
bureau will consider this work of prime
importance. There are millions of
acres of land that would be converted
into valuable property by planting it to
trees and the climate of the west would
be immensely benefited thereby. If
the state government, corporations and
private individuals will cooperate with
more rapidly and thoroughly.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

Editor Pont OF the Stanton Register
who il undoubtedly more at home on a
ball field than at an editors desk objects
to his competitors account OF a recent
game, a portion Of which is in the fol.
lowing language that savors OF the
back woods "ln spite Of the fact that
we made the first run, stole three bases
and was forced out twice he couldn't
find n thing to say, and even lied about
the muff." very evident that we
should put in our time stealing bases
and never ATTEMPT to WELD a pencil or
an article for Publication.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

Carlisle Graham made his fifth sue.
cessful trip through Niagara rapids
Sunday in q barrel. 1t took three and
one. half minutes for him to pass through
the whirlpool and rapids, a distance OF
about a mile. MI. Graham may bt
daring, but his daring is of a foolhardy
sort that benefits no one and will un
doubtedly at some time result in hi
death. 1t would seem that he could
employ his talents to a much better ad
vantage than by risking his life unnec
essarily for the entertainment of q sen
sstional. seeking and gaping crowd o
o .
people.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

The people of Evanston took a novel
method OF getting rid of the unpopular
Dowieites Wednesday night. Finding
that they could resist the police and the
crowd of people the happy idea struck
Mayor Bates of giving thesa a shower
bath and he ordered out q fire engine
and turned the hose on them with the
result that they were quickly dispersed.
The people OF Evanston were highly de.
lighted at the success of the method
and will undoubtedly give the mayor a
gold medal if he so desires for his idea.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

The Bee says that Nebraska banks
have actually loaned 81 ,oo0, 600 to New
Workers, which is another of those stem
winder blows delivered to Insurgent
Calamity by General Prosperity.
Furthermore this surplus money is
said TO come from the rnral districts.
When the octopus of the asst is com.
PEELED to borrow from the poor and op,
pressed Nebraska farner 1t is time to
change some Of the popular calamity
Mrs.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

The presidential possibility stock OF
Mayor Harrison of Chicago has taken q
new boom. He received a warning
letter recently advising him to leave
town as there was a plot developing tc
assassinate him. The American people
have a way of arguing that anyone
worthy of an assassin's attention is
worthy Of the presidency and it may be
expected that Mr.. Harrison will have q
strong following for the democratic
nomination in 1904.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

The Sioux City Tribune yesterday Sc.
cured reports of crop conditions from
fifty OF its correspondents in a territory
including n portion of Iowa, Nebraska
and South Dakota which show that $50
far the sturdy northwest has defied the
furnace blasts of Old Sol and the an.
noying delay of Jupiter Pluvius." 1t
considers that no large damage has been
done but that there are evidences of
impending injury unless there is quick
relief. II is TO be hoped that the re.
quired relief will soon come. With
Kansas and Missouri drouth stricken
there should be an average crop IL
Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota e
even matters up. With a good genera
rain within a day or two this section o.
country will have produce with which
TO relieve any lack in less fortunate 10
calities. If the drouth does bear dowi
it will be some satisfaction to know
that it is not alene ''drouth stricken
Nebraska" but this state will have Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Iowa as companion
in grief.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19
Explained.

NAV, what's de difference between
er politician and er statesman
swell honey, a mushrooms good,
amt IT."
"Yes, 'um."
"And a toadstool is pizen, amt iii"
"Yes, 'um."
"And dey bof look alike" :
Eyes, 'um."
"Des same difference from q states
man to a politician."-Brooklyn Life.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

paper man OF Parker, :. d. Editor
Wheeler is n bright newspaper man,
has faithfully served the people OF
Wakefield during his residence there
and has given them q live local paper,
His retirement from the work there
will I've received with regret by many oil
his patrons. He expects TO engage in
the newspaper work again either in this
state or further west.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

Mr.. Bryan may not be a candidate
for office but he and his friends do not
propose to be squelched by n demo.
cratic convention in a decidedly ieinor.
ity state without making a struggle for
recognition.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

When Norfolk citizens get folly en-.
Unused nothing daunts them. They are
becoming enthused about the September
carnival and the lest time ever knows
IN north Nebraska will be the result,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

The Turkishgovsrnmenth mas risen con-
siderably in the estimation of the Amer.
lean people by finally paying those long
standing idemnity claims occasioned
during the Armenian atrocities Of sew.
eral years ago. The sultan's name has
been removed fromthe require cash
column but will for some years be KEEP
in the "slow pay" department.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

Nebraska fusionists evidently propose
to stick by fusion as long as there is a
remnant of the fusing parties. The
chairmen of the democratic and popu.
list committees have already indicated
that their state conventions will be
called on the same date.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

Now that the street fair proposition
has assumed form and a beginning is in
sight every person interested in the
welfare of Norfolk should show such in.
terest by attending the meeting called
by Mayor Koenigstein for next Monday
night. 1t has been so long since Nor.
folk has done anything in the line of
public entertainment that this should be
made q magnificent success, which 1t
will be if everyone takes hold with a will
and does their share. Drop business
and pleasure for an hour or two and
attend. Give substantial evidence that
Norfolk can be aroused to enthusiasm
for the benefit of the town and the en-
joyment of her people and neighbors oc,
casionally. Come armed with a word
of encouragement and an INCLINATION to
work. Leave all business or social
differences at home. Do your share
even though every particular of the
arrangement may not be to your liking.
Norfolk has q fine class of business men
as a rule and they have shown al energy
in the matter of public enterprise that
has attracted state. wide interest hereto.
fore. But lately they have been toe
modest or O deeply absorbed in bust.
ness to win the attention they deserve.
Now is a good time to revive. Attend
the meeting and help make it a winner
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19
An ObIising Trsdesman.

Mrs. Youngwife-I want five pounds
of sugar, please.
Dealer-Yes, ma'am. Shall we send
It for you?
Mrs. Youngwife-No, I'll take 1t with
me II II isn't too heavy.
Dealer-IU make II as light as pos
sible for you. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Press.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

The Ollie Bryan democrats have
about deciaed to bolt the action Of the
democratic state convention. Before
they do 70 they should review what Mr..
Bryan at n time said regarding
boilers. defining them as traitors or
some equally endearing term.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

Ex.State Treasurer j.. S. BARLEY, who
was sentenced to a term of 20 years in
the penitentisry for the embezzlemen,
of 1901 900 of state funds was released
on 60-days' parole by Governor Savage
Saturday night, after having served
four years of his term. Governor Say.
age claims to have al object in psroline
BARLEY which he has not made public
and has imposed conditions which may
lengthen his parole indefinitely. VIVA,
the governors object was and what the
conditions imposed, may be ample sufi,
cient for his action and until these are
known it may be unfair to offer crit
cism. For some time it has been quite
generally believed that BARLEY wa
made to suffer for the wrong. doing OF
others and that not he but they were
the ones who profited by his action. Il
this were true those who participated
in his crime and derived the profit there
from should certainly share his punish
ment and his ignominy, This, however
would be scant xcuse for his pardon
rather the other guilty persons should
be discovered and punished. What
ever the governors objects in pardon
ing BARLEY they must be exceptionally
strong, for the crime was no light ON,
and the sentence, considered from fact
on the surface. vas not extreme. TIL,
public is SO far interested in the cas-,
that they would desire Bartley's punish
ment to be of such a nature as 70 put (
stop TO further defalcstions of publ,
officers. II there IL nc punishment fol
the crime there are many officers wht
would take advantage of their position
to profit at the peoples expense and tn,
people do not so much desire BARLEY
punishment as that others should b,
deferred from following his example
II is to be hoped that the governor may
be able to satisfy the people that Bart
ley's parole is deserved,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

The latest is a thresher trust organ
lied to keep up the prices for that work
The farmer who pays has the satisfac.
ton of knowing that the trust is COM
posed largely of farmers.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

Mr., Bryan inconsistent! Well not
much oftener than he speaks OF seizes
his trenchant pen. He is now scoring
the Ohio democrats because they didn't
come out boldly either for gold or silver,
If he could remember as far back as a
year ago he would realize that his Kan
sas City platform touched about as
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

Iowa don't often acquire a reputa.
tion for Che development of freaks and
p odigies. but the arrest of a 7.year-old
girl for horsestealing at Marshalltown
indicates that she can do something out
of the ordinary when she tries.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

A philosophical article on the cause,
force and effect Of billiards. and o their
phenomenon might prove entertaining
reading, but the writer who can direct
his mind into that channel ID scarcer
than snowf,akes.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

Omaha shows an increase Of COG per
cent in building, comparing June OF
this year with the same month last
year. Omaha builders are enjoying a
prosperity that must he heartily ap.
preciated.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

Cole and Jim Younger, of the notori.
ous Jesse James gang of desperadoes,
were released from the saltwater, Min
nesota, penitentiary Sunday and spent
their first day Of freedom on a steam.
boat excursion. If they make no more
destructive excursions than that their
parole may be indefinitely extended
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

The reports of showers tn portions of
Nebraska is not as pleasing intelligence
to this section of the state as it would
be If 1t had participated in the good
fortune. 1t continues dry in the vicin.
ity of Norfolk but corn seems to be
gsowing and developing nicely.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

Norfolk's September entertainment
will be a marker in the city's history if
everything moves along as smoothly as
the start. Everybody should attend the
Friday night meeting and take a part.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

Sioux City is threatened with an ice
famine according to the Tribune.
Either Sioux City is enduring more
than her share of hot weather discom.
forts or the Tribune is taking a mighty
mean advantage in booming the price of
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

II Norfolk people only had q public
mark now in which people could spend a
portion Of these hot days a portion CT
their troubles would be removed, or at
Last forgotten.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

Rainmaker Wright or his votaries
could now win the deep gr%atitude OF
Nebraska people by exercising Their
ideas 10 the extent that the state will be
blessed by a healthy rain storm.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19
The Norfolk Neus

In spite OF the hot weather prevail
ing generally there was a frost in Ohio
recently and MIR. Bryan and his para
mount issues suffered thereirom.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

The Gretna Breeze says that was a
hot town on the Fourth. How could it
be with a paper Of that name in general
circulation?
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

Now is q good time for the promoters
Of irrigation to disseminate their liter
ature among the people. Even Mis-.
souri, would like to irrigate.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

make the average persons head swim,
and yet Carnegie says that he is not TO
be e~nvied-he lacks the health with
which a lot Of less wealthy mortals are
hlessed
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

VIM. NJ. Wheeler, for almost a dozen
years editor and publisher Of the Wake.
field Republican, has sold that paper to
Frank L. Shoop, al experienced news.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19

; 1t has been hot in Norfolk, but no one
has died from the heat. Stand up for
Norfolk.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-07-19
A HustleF.
LAWYER.

A Hustler.
This is the letterhead Of an Iowa law.
yer;
-, LAWYER.
Practices In every court on the western hemi-
sphere. Perfects titles and buys and sells mort.
Cages Makes loans and collections. Am the red
headed, scar faced, freckle begrimed legal Ma
poleon OF the slope and always In the saddle. Ac-
tive as the wild, untamed feline. Fierce a. Q lion
and gentle as a dove.
"AND WITH GOO ADVICE MAKE WAR"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10
Gdxte jest kaxmierz
NfeleskteWica?

Poszukuje go ia nlzej podpl-
sany szwagier jego, a take poszu-
kuje moich dzieci Mieczys}awa l
Kazmiery Fablch, kt6re przyby}y
do Ameryki re szwagrem diva lata
temu, j zadneJ ME nam o nlch
w1adomosci.
M,eczys}aw 1aa lat 90 - Kazi"
miera II. Pochodza z guberuii
Kaliskiej, powiatu S}upce, gmina
Kleczew l maja przeby ~A6 "
South Chicago, ILL.,, albo W Nanti-
coke, Pa.
Jezeliby kt6ry = rodak6w VIE
dial, gdzie oni obecnie sic znajdu~
j., to prosze MI doniead, . ia chet~
ME "a to wynagrodzee.
Jan Fablch
p. O.. box 400
Gaylord, Mich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10

Ceny targowe
wlNONA
Pssenlca Mr.. ] 6s
Mqka patent 40
Maka Standard 4.20
Bran SIG 50 tona
Middl,nee SIG so tona
ZYto 43
Kon,czyna $500
Tymotka 400 c.
Korn swiezv Is
OWES 81
Ground Feed s2l.0O tona
S,ano tymotka $500
Slano dslkie S. 90
SWINE AYwe $50
Wo}y 1--WE 500 5 SO
Masfo Is
Jaia Is G. tuz,n
Kartofle so 9. buszel
Corn Meal $50
;
Pszenlca = 81
OWES = 35 c.
Korn -- IS
SWINE 6.35-6.7O
Bydio karmne So .0O-5 90
Krowy chudsze cd $3.50
Woly p4ods cd Sc 20
DULUTH.
Pszenica NJ. l hard 20
No. J Northern 81
No. 9 Northern 81
No, 3 Northern 81
st. Paul nmeapp~ lis.
Pszeniea - No. l hard 50
No. / Northern 68
I" No. 2 Northern Is
SWINE $50
Mode wofy -6l5
Krowy - a 10
Bydlo karmse - 400
O,slsta $3.50
owce 1870
SkopY sAs6
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10

SzWaJkart.
Wyb6r tych ostatnich jak
r6wniez pana Szopinskiego przyjeto
z "prawdzlwem uznanlem Panic
ofarowa}y nowemu zarzadowi
wspaniale bukiety.
ANARCHISCI.
Jeden z dziennik6w wieden-
skich podaje nastepujace, ~ielce
ciekawe, szczeg6fy 0 wsp6}czesnym
anarchizmle.
Mi edzynarodowa walka prze~
civ anarchistom rozbiia}a sic dotad
o op6r Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Juz
cd poczatku lat so ych Jan Most
kleru]e ruchem anarchistyczuym W
Niemczech, Austryi i Szwajcaryi,
"a pomoca swego organu ,,Freiheit"
wydawanego W Nowym Yo1ku. -
W tymsamym czasie napisa1 Most
ca}y szereg broszur, kt6rych tytu}y,
n. p: "Die Gottespest", "Die
Eigenthumsbest1c" Tub rsDie Reli~
gionsseuche'', obia6n,aja o ich
tresci. Pisma Mosta zosta}y pre-
t}6maczone ma wiele jezyk6w i
stanowia rodza; ewangelii ola anar-
chist6w, a sprzedawane bywaia pc
n%1ezmiernie niskiej Genie, celem
jak najwiekszego ich rozpowszech..
nienia.
Do tel chwili stany Zjedno =
czone ME uczyni}y mic do zwalcze~
MIA anarchizmu, .sFrelheit wycho"
dzi dotad W kopercie bywa pre-
sy1ana europejskim anarchistom.
Wprawdzie skutkiem zamachu dy-
namltowego W r. 1885 senat wa
s%hingtonski powzi2} pewne posta-
nowlenia o fabrykacyi i przywezie
materyj >wYbuchowych W celach
zbrodniczych, pozosta}Y n jed"
max nartwa litera. Kongres DO .
WIEN Stan6w Zjednoczonych ME
ma prawa wobec poszczeg6lnYch
Stan6w narzucac i'm postanowleh W
Esferze kodeksu karnego.
Most, a znim reszta anarchi
stow, przywiazuja szczegdlna wage
do takich zbrodni, jake p%ope}nio~
no ma prezydencie Carnocie, cesa~
rzowej Elzbiecie i kr6lu Humber"
Gle. 49, Pisze on " swej b%roszurze
D. t. "Wolne spo}eczehstwo. stu"
dyum mad zasadami i taktyka ko.
muulstycznych anarchist6w", re
kazdy anarchista, wiedzac o tenn
il jeden czyn podobny dziata qua
pe}nle inaczej, niz tysiace NOW i
broszur, stara sig przedewszyst-
klein uprawi6 propaganda csynu.
Gdyby zbrodnia, dokonana ma
McKinleyu, mia}a sprowadzid
pewna reakcye, W Ameryce, to
fakt ten z ca}em zadowolenlem
bedzie przyjety "a granlca
NaleSy jeszeze zauwazyd. ze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10
SsejjmllI - Z,l q y = i
1. " ]: P. r. K K. a.
.%>Hfss @ fH Y

SYRACUSE, n. T., l Pazdzier..

M 81, ! aZuZler:.
nlka. - D%zielnica polska " tenn
mie6cie lprzybra}a wyglad 6wiatecz-
ny ma przyjecie .delegat6w sejmu
Zjednoczenia Pol. RI: X. p. Q. B..
S. J. " A., kt6ry rozpocza} sic
dis rano.
o godz. 9 odby}o sic " pol
skim kosciele Najsw. Serca nabo~
zehstwo, kt6re odprawi4 w~ikaryusz
gen. dyecezyi, Mgr. J. J. Kenne~
dy, W asystencyl Wielebnych ksie.
~ Langego jake dyakona sed~
laczka jake subdyakona i G6rskie-
60 jake ceremoniarza. Kazanie
st6sowne do ok~olicznosci vygfosi{
Wiel. ks. Gramlewicz. Nastepnie
udali sig delegaci do hall Empire.
gdzie zostali powitaoi przemowa
burmistrza McGuire, pc kt6rym
przemawiali obyw. Plotr Kio}ba-
ssa, Wiel. ks. Eug. Sedlaczek,
obyw. Ant. Polenc i Wei. ks.
Rusln.
sejm otworzy& prezydent Zje~
%dnoczen,a, obyw. Ant. Polenc, a
sekretarza mieisce zaja} obyw.:
Tom. Kr6lik. 2rezydent wyzna~
cyl komitet do sprawdzenia man
dat6w, do kt6rego weszli: Wiel:
ks. G6rski, i PIP. Piotrowski, Sta
chowicz Kukaszewlcz, poczem
odroczono sic do godz. $50 po>
po}udniu.
Ma sesyi. popo}udniowej ko-
mitet do sprawdzen,a mandat6w
z}ozy& sprawozdanie, il reprezen~
towanych jest ST Towarzystw
przez IS delegat6w majacych pra'
wo do 2o5 g}os6w. a. Towarzystw
daio mandaty innYm delegation.
7 mandat6w zosta}o odrzuconYch
jake ~nieprawne, pomiedzy mimi
mandaty Belihskiego i Wleklln~
sklego,
Nowoscia ma tym Sejmie by%o,
re jake delegatki .Towarzystw ME-
wiast, przyby}y cztery panic z
Chicago
Odczytano. telegramy, kt6re
nadesz}y cd ,>Dziennika Chicago
skiego", cd 90. Zmartwychwstah-
COW, cd ks. Barzynskiego, ks
Austa i ks. Wr6bla. Wszystkie
telegramy przyjeto oklaskami.
N~astepnie prezydent zamianowa}
zwyk}e komitety i odroczono sig o
godz. 6 wieczorem do ultra.
DRuG1 Dz1En SEJMU.
Prezydent Ant. Polenc mia
nuje marszalklem sejmu ks. Woj~
talewlcza.
Komitet zdaje sprawozdanla,
przytsm komitet f~nansowy stwier~
dza, re ksiegi kasyera jakotez
.,Narodu Polskiego", znalaz} W
zupe}nym porzadku, Y %popo}ud~
niowej sesyi przychodzl ma st6}
sprawl J6zwiakowskiego.
Delegat Czeka1a " SVEN
przem6wieniu obraza ksiezy 2 cze~'
go powstaje wielkie z%apurzenio KS.
LANCE i Piotr Kio}bassa ~starajae
sic naklonic Czeka}e do cofniecla
slow: ,,ks1eza k}6ea sig mledzy
soba itp."
Wieczorem odbyia sig wielka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10

Pr1yjeto rez.oluuecye potepiajaacss
|pod}g zbrodnie Leona czoagosza',
morderoy naszego prezydenta.
R6wniez wyrazono wstret J pote-
picnic doktryn ana1c hizmu. kt6ry
v tym kraju wolnosci ME ma racyi
bYtu.
Odby}y sic nastepnie wybory
urzednik6w. Rezultat jest naste-
pujacy: Leon Szopinski, prezes;;
Jan J6zwiak, wice-prezes Tomasz
Kr6Iik sekretarz; Teodor Ostrow-
ski, kasyer; ks. FIR. Lange i ks.
Fr. Rusln, kapelani: Linkowski,
J6z. Czerwihski, Korpal, Dardas'
swiatkowski, Wyruchowski, dy~
rektorsy. Redaktorem organa ro'
zostaje nadaI Ign. Kowalski,
lekarzem generalnym DR.. Adam
Szwajkart.
Wyb6r tych ostatnich jak
r6wniez pana Szopinskiego przyjeto
z prawdzlwem uznanlem Panic
o6arowa}y nowemu zarzadowi
wspania}e bukiety.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10

gMaage#ss NHsfHh#Ass#H|NsSa 49, sa #lNN Hsss#gsgsas8IHHaas
Nationalist j najniebesp,ecz.nniissjjsii u.
anarchl6ci rekrutuja sie obecnie :
W{ochdw. w Patersonie zbiegaja.
sic Moi ich agitaoyi. Wciak mad
plywaj4 do tego miasta anarchi6ci,
ola kt6rych pobyt " Europe stall
sic niemozebnym j korzystajac ;
opleki prawa, uk{adaia plany pro-
pagandy czynu. Q lie dawniej auar~
cbisci, wydaleni : iunycb KRAKOW
europejsklch udali sic przewaznie
do Anglii i szwajcaryi. teraz
szuka]a schronienia " Stanach
Zjednoczonych Ameryki P6}noc.
nej,
FABRYKA SZKkA Richtera
1 Sp6}ki wyrabia rok rocznie milo.
ny iaszek, kt6re nape}niane cudo-.
.tw6rczym Pain E%xpellerem, ME"
zr6wnanym frodkiem ma reuma~
tyzm, ma SWAT ca}y So rozsy}ane.
Dalsze komentrze So zbyteczne.
Cena as i SO cent6w. -.
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broh W Trinera Gorzkiera Wine.
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ko o prawdziwe Trinera. DO jake
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MEM bez zadnej SHY leczniczei.
Przez uzywapie Trirera Gorsklego
Wilma bedzieoie po stronie bezp'ecz-
niei W walce o zdrowie i O zycie l
wyjdziecie zwYciezko.
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