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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18

could not sleep rights only short while
at q time. Would get up mornings so
weak and nervous. could scarcely stand
In this way suffered. think, about two
months, when friend of mine induced
me to write to DR.. Pierce for advice
which did His answer was that had
indigestion and liver complaint, aud ad-
vising me to take his Golden Medical
Discovery l followed the Doctors
directions closely, and In q few days l
could discover that I was getting better
slowly. Every day felt Just a little
better, then I could begin to eat little
light diet Then began to sleep a
little better at night and In the morning
would feel refreshed and rested. Next
began to gather little hesh. and then
I began to improve rapidly. I took
eight bottles of Golden Medical Discov.
cry and several Walls Of Pleasant Pei
lets,' and felt that was we'll enough
TO leave of medicine and 70 to work.
which I did with pleasure. have not
taken any medicine since except DIR.
Pierco's Pellets. can eat anything and
az much as I want and II never now
hurts me a particle"
There 10 no alcohol in vGolden Med.
icai Discovery. /" and II 10 free from opium,
cocaine, and all other narcotics.
HoLE IN THE POCKET
may mean a serious loss of money. IT'S
the same way with a hole In the health
II may mean q serious loss OF vitality and
vigor. DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Med.
ical Adviser teaches how to mead the
health, as well as how to prevent dis.
ease. This bulky book, containing 1905
large pages, Is sent free on receipt of
stamps, to pay expense Of mailing only
Send 81 one-cent stamps for the book
cloth-bound, or only al stamps for the
book in paper covers Address DR.. r. v.
Pierce. Buffalo. N. Y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18
AFTER THAT HOSPITAL.
San Bewardino Anxious to Secure
Railway Hospital.

San Bemardino Anxious to Secure
Railway Hospital.
General Manager A. @. Wells, OF the
Santa Fee. will be visited by the Board
or Trades hospital committee of this
city and the committee will present TO
him samples OF San Bernardino's
water and advance many reasons as
to why the Santa Fe railroad hospital
should be located In San Bernardino.
The committee 10 composed of w. 8.
Hooper. J. b. Gill and +. w. Dunn.
The committee Is empowered to
offer Mr.. Wells inducements to locate
the hospital and they are prepared to
meet the criticism Of the Los Angeles
doctors. that the water here ia i'm.
pure. II the Santa Fee will show any
inclination to bring the hospital to the
city. the committee will offer q site
for the building. or half o dozen II
necessary. and anything else that will
bring the hospital.
The committee Ia representing the
Board OF Trade. which is acting for
the benefit OF the city and especially
for the good OF the 1900 railroad men.
The employees Of the Santa Fee are
anxious that the hospital should be
here, as II would be much more con.
venient for them than II In Los An.
geles. and they advance the argument
that as the great majority OF the rail.
road men ON this division OF the Santa
Fee reside In San Bernardino. the divis.
Ion hospital should be here.--San Ber-
nardino Sun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18
GALLUP NOTES.
A Batch OF Interesting Items From me
Carbon Town. i,

Batch OF Interesting Items From the
Carbon Town. :,
Special Correspondence.
Gallup, N. NJ. Apri; 12-J. A. WeIls-
the transfer man, has sold his team eo
Anselmo Griego. for sl75. and is Dire
ing Pages beer wagon. Griego has q
contract to deliver props at Guam.
The Indian traders are not purchase
ing any more Navajo blankets made Of
Germantown yarn. 1t seems that q
number OF men In the east have en-
gagged In the manufacture OF blankets
from Germantown yarn, and people
who want to buy genuine Navajo
blankets are unable TO distinguish thu
difference. SO they don't buy any.
Hank Crawford. of Cottonwood
Pass, spent couple OF days here this
week
Ben Williams, manager for Aldrich
a Dodge. at Manuelito was here last
Thursday.
Mutto Banta will occupy the new
store building now being put up ON
Railroad avenue by Joseph Morello.
The county commissioners held
their regular quarterly meeting ON
Thursday last. All bills. amounting to
about 81 900, were paid.
Mrs. Thomas Johnson and children.
OF Pennington, are here on a visit tn
their relatives.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Patch
ing, on Saturday, a daughter.
A sale OF condemned property Wiz
take place at Fort Wingate. April Is.
One horse and lot OF tools will be
sold.
Hon. Alex. Bowie left yesterday for
a business trip to the mining camps OF
Mexico and Arizona.
A quantity OF silyerware belonging
TO the Daughters Of Rebekah has been
sent to Vann 4 Son. OF Albuquerque.
to be marked. The elder Vann is an
enthusiastic member OF the order. and
kindly donates his work.
Mrs. William Fitzpatrick and chill
dren are here from Cerrlllos on a visis
TO relatives.
The Opera House restaurant has
been reopened.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18
cIPcUs AT MessIlIA PARK.
Saturday. May "a Big Event--Wil
a Real Old Time Affair.

Saturday, May "a Big Event--WilI
Real Old Time Affair.
At the big corral west OF the ath.
letic field. Mesilla park, new Mexico,
on Saturday. May 9. 1908. ~ Want
Tu It" Circus will be given under
the auspices OF the strong arms and
clever actors OF the New Mexico Col
lege OF Agriculture and Mechanic Arts.
The large advertising sheets being
sent out by the circus managers tells a
large story OF the magnificent and won
derful sights that will be beheld at
this noted event. They impress the
reader to remember that this is no
fake, hut real. genuine. old-time cir
Gus. G. d. Case Is general manager
and c. l.. Newcomb, Jr.. poses as ring.
master.
First on the program they claim that
magnificent and gorgeous parade will
be rare sight. followed by the real
circus. In which will take place won.
derful and marvellous exhibitions OF
strength, daring and perilous tight.rope
walking, exhibitions OF bareback rid.
Ing, ground and lofty tumbling. Pro
lessor vernon's herd of trained bur-
rows, exhibitions OF athletic feats. the
human grasshoppers. the boxing kan
CARGO. and other notable events. The
famous Farmers Band will dispense
music at odd moments during the en-
tire performance.
The big program will close with
an exciting and realistic plains scene
depicting with naturalness and ndeli.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18

ness and consequent collapse OF the
wall. Defendants endeavored to show
also that Ruppe had acquiesced or con-
sented to the agreement between Bar
nett and Weinman. for the party wall.
and was estopped to claim damages.
but the court refused to allow them to
go into this In the plaintiffs case. At
adjournment argument on the admissi.
bility Of evidence was being heard by
the court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18
These Men Have Annual..

According to recent orders from the
top the Santa Fe issues annual passes,
good on all of It's lines, to the EN-.
ployes who have been in the employ
OF the company for thirty continuous
years. As the road Is little more than
thirty years Of age. few hold these
precious pasteboards. Among them
are Conductor Dad" Grifflths and
John Bender. Also Peter Tellin. VIII
liam rains and j. w. Hastings. Oldest
engineers.-San Bernardino Sun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18
Case Decided,

The case was concluded this after.
noon by direction of the court to the
jury to find q verdict for defendants,
the court as q matter Of law holding,
and 80 instructing. that the wall did
not fall on account of the excavation
made under the wall OF the store occu.
pied by the Ruppe drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18
THEY CARE NOT.


Truck pvshers Have No Regard for
Railroad Powers.
A dust covered baggageman was
pushing truck down the platform at
the union depot at q rate which threat.
ened the life Of anyone who CHANGED
to get In front Of It. says the Kansas
City Journal. A small knot OF men
were standing on the platform.
Get out Of the way there!" he
shouted. Look out! Step lively"
The men who fed before the shouts of
the oncoming truckman were George
Gould. president OF the Missouri Pa
ciic railroad, and one Of the leading
railroad powers OF the country; Rus
sell Harding. general manager OF the
road. and William Cotter. manager Of
the operating department.
Why don't dem mugs get on de
trainf" mumbled the truckman as he
pushed by.
Mr.. Gould smiled but said nothing.
Undoubtedly he thought of depots
where people with just two eyes and
two legs we're not In danger of being
run down by baggage trucks. A mo.
ment later his secretary pushed him
from In front Of truck of trunks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18
NEW sToREHoUse.
Santa Fe VIII Erect One at San Der.
nardino Costing $4,000.

San Bernardino is going to have q
new storehouse 1t is now certain. II
is to cost approximately $4,000 and
will be commenced as soon as the
plans for the side walls. roof and gen.
eral style OF the building can be
drawn. The new house will be located
Immediately north of the old building
and will have It's greatest dimensions
east and west. II will be between 800
and 400 feet In length, with q plat
form on the west end about the same
length AZ the main body of the build
Ing, which will he seventy feet In
width. The building itself will be
fifty feet wide and will be fitted with
the necessary Offices.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18
WILL GAVE the sa,oog.
oanta Fs Projecting PstriNed Forest
Wonder,

r. T. Peters. In the employ OF the
nanta at Albuquerque. came In from
NE east yesterday morning and will
spend several days here attending to
company business. says the San Der.
aardino Sun. He states that for the
past week the santa Fe has had q
party Of workmcn employed at the
petrined forest, seven miles south Of
Adamana. They are Juiiuing an arch
under the famous petrined bridge to
keep II from falling. The immense log
has been In weak condition for some
time and has been materially weak.
enedd OF late by the hands Of vandals
who carry Of specimens from It. The
company 10 TO be commended for It's
effort TO preserve one Of the most
wonderful curiosities OF the west.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18
SALT LAKE ALL RIGHT.
Southern Pacific officiai Denies Re.
ports Of Disasters.

Chief Engineer William Hood, OF the
Southern Pacific. who returned from
the company's cut OF across Great
Salt Lake. declares that all the stories
OF difficulties and disasters attending
this work that have been telegraphed
from Salt Lake In the last few weeks
are without foundation. says San
Francisco dispatch. He says the bot.
tom is not sinking out OF the lake. that
at no time has the "fll" sunk below
the surface and carried with It any en-.
gines or cars. and that the building OF
the cut OF Ia attended with fewer diff
culties and mishaps than he antici.
pated when the work was undertaken.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18

". an emlgrant wagon crossing the
plains; attack by Indians; the Gov.
boys to the rescue.
Elaborate preparations are beins
made and the circus will undcubtedlv
be a great success.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18
NO STRIKE ON SANTA re.
Road Has No shops at chiiaress
Texas.

The dispatch which was received a.
Topeka last Monday from Childress.
Texas, giving the particulars of q
strike OF Santa Fe employees there, is
untrue. at least as far as the Santa Fe
Is concerned. say the officials.
The Santa Fe has no shops at Child.
ress and does not run within hun.
dred miles OF there. The strike which
was referred to was that of the EN-.
ployes in the Fort Worth 4 Denver
shops, which are located at Childress.
The Santa Fee has shops at both Gle
burne and Beaumont. Texas. but there
is no trouble at either OF those places.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18

ing census OF the Chinese In the city
and the work 10 about completed.
Il 10 understood that there are be.
tween ATS and 500 Cinnamon here. al.
though Chief Lew Adams refuses "a
yet to divulge the oficial number
Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18
sTILL WITH The SANTA re.

NHuVeW VNTN V 20 DC OHIeV CfeTN 20
Master Mechanic Harlow.
II has been learned that Andrew
Park. who recently resigned his posi-
ton as chief clerk to @. r. Joughins.
mechanical superintendent Of the
Santa Fee at Los Angeles. is to go from
Los Angeles to Point Richmond.
where he will resume His old place as
chief clerk to Division Master Me.
chanic Harlow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18

On the 18th the Southern Pacific
will take of the baggagemen on the
passenger trains, and the express
messengers will again have to handle
the baggage.
The Southern Pacific has made a
new deal with the conductors. part of
which In an increase In wages of from
~ to Is per cent. and another part In
cludes the putting on the train of col.
Iectors. who will handle the tickets
and cash. leaving to the conductor the
important business Of running the
train.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18
OFF FOR THE PHILIPPINES.
Capt. Anos w. klmbaIi Transferred
to Manila

The Citizen Is in receipt of a letter
from Capt. Amos w. Kimbali, quarter.
master OF the United States army. Pre-.
sideo, OF San Francisco, California.
The captain says In his letter that he
has been transferred to Manila, Phil
ippines, and. with his family. would
sail on the transport Sumner. April 20,
70. duty In the Philippines.
I'VE 60 via Honolulu, where we will
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18

only supply the yard with air, but will
also pump all the water-Galiup Re-
publican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18
Chinese In Fl Psso.

The immigration officials of the city
have been engaged for some time TAX.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18

a and Will establish the body In 0 ~
lon Of sound and visorcas M.
l was taken with Grippe, wi.
ted In stomach and heat tro,, ;s.s
ties MIR. T. Y. Candill, Of Montlsnd,
eghany Co.. N. G. 81 was unable to
anything . good part Of the time.
ote to DIR. Pierce about my condition,
ring full confidence In his medicine.
advised me to take his Golden Med.
Discovery which I did. Before
finished the second bottle I began
feel better. I have used nearly Sin
ties and am we'll"
poN'r IMPAIRMENT WITH youn
STOMACH.
t's q waste Of time and money 10
'eriment on medicines. II you are on
Quincy to a certain town, you take
road that will surely bring you
re. You don't turn aside and erperi.
mt on roads simply because they are
DIS. The road you follow 10 the road
ich leads to where you want to be.
that way with medicines. When
, want the way which leads straight
est and surest to health
you will follow the thou.
sands who have taken DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and have been
perfectly and permanently
cured
ut gives me great pleas
ure to inform you Of the
benefits that I have real
lied from the use OF your
n Golden Medical Discov-
nv cry and Pleasant Pei
yNIIh. lets'' writes Mrs. ]. c.
\Vl Fink, of Yost, Rowan Co.,
n" N. {. "Last winter | was
. so bad of that / thought
- II impossible for me to live
~ until spring. was taken
~7 sick In January and was in
PAL all over. The doctor
was called. aud said my
liver was out Of order.
He gave ME some medicine
g but Il did me no good.
grew steadily worse.
= could not eat a. much as
one bite Of bread without
great pain, and was 50
lIIu 49, hungry all the time that |
HI! thought would starve to
III death. My head ached,
" my shoulders ached. I
was cross. My brain failed
y so much that I thought
I was almost insane. I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-18

cha}a Ward; pc dwugodzinneJ
naradzie sedziowie uznali oska-
rzonego niewinnym. Byi on oska-
IRONY o to, re dnia 2S wrzesnia W
mieszkaniu swej rodziny pm, 262
w. Polk str, w czasie ki6tni Z
bratem swym, Thomasem Ward,
cziowiekiem zfej s}awy, zastrzeli}
tegoz, gdy ten rzucii sic ma ich
matke i grozii jej zabiciem. Tho
mas zamierzy} sic stoikiem ma Mi
cllala: ten wtedy wystrzelil "a
bill .brata ma miejscu. Swiad-
kowie zeznali, re Michai strzelil
w obronie zycia.
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,ozosta1o w kaiutach zatopionego

pozostalo w kajutach zatopionego
okretu zginelo.
Waszyngton, 18 lutego. : Ma
SrodIkowym Zachodzie wskazy-
wal wczoraj termometr I do "a
stopni nizej zera. w Louisville
by1 wzglednie najmniejszy, we
West Superior najwiekszy mroz.
w Chicago = 10 stopni; W Peo-
ria = IA; St. Louis = 8; India
napolis = s; Milwaukee = 10;
St. Paul = 20; Topeka = II sto-
PM nizej zera. Komunikacya te-
legraficzna utrudniona.
Atlanta, Ca, IS lutego. : Po-
ludniowe stany nawiedzil take
mr6z. Tutaj wskazuje termometr
stopnie wyzej zera. w Birming-
ham obnizyl sic termometr w
przeciqgu IL godzin o 50, a W
New Orleans o 43 stopni.
New York, IS lutego. = Poru-
cznik Peary jest go't6w do podro-
zy do bieguna ! zamierza wyru-
szyt nastaniem wiosny, jezeli
otrzyna fundusz ma opedzenie
kosztow, w sumie $4,000. Pea
ry Arctic Club stara sic obecnie
energicznie o zebranie tel sunny.
New York, 1S lutego. = John
D. Rockefeller przedsiewziqt po-
droz do Florydy, dla osobisteJ
przyjemnosci. Oglosil przedtem,
ze alacyonaryusze standard Oil
Company" otrzynaja w dniu 10
marca 20 milion6w dolar6w dy-
widendy. Z tel sunny przypada ma
Rockefeller s milionow.
Washington, 18 lutego. = Sc
llretarz stanu Hay pan Bowen
podpisali wczoraj protokol, ma
mocy kt6rego zbierze sic. w Cara
cas- komisya, lstora rozpatrzy
pretensye Standw Ziednoezo-
nych co do odszkodowania anne
rykanskich obywateli.
Rad zwiqzkowy przyj2l Tor
malnie oferte Towarzystwa Ia
nalu Panamskiego nabyl ma
wlasnosc "a 40 milion6w wszyst-
kie przywileje caly maj2tek To-
warzystWa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-18
Szkielet w drzewie.

Pod Radez, w departamencie
Aveyron we Francyi, przy Selma
niu- najstarszego kasztana w oko-
licy znaleziono w sprochnialem
weWnatrz drzewie szkielet ludzki,
z ktorego zachowa}y sic tylko
najgrubsze kosci i czaszka. Srod
kosci znaleziono tez kilka guzi-
kow miedzianych z ornamentem
"fleur de lys" (ilia), klamre Cd
pasa, szczatki zelazne puszki od
nabojow monete data 1852. z
tych oznak ludzie swiadopi RE
czy wnosza, re kosci owe So
smiertelnyrni szczatkami puszlsa-
RIA fortecy Rogue Valzergues. u
cieka1 on widocznie >skryi sic
przed $50 laty do dziupli spro-
chnialego drzewa, ktorej sic po-
zniej juz ME mogi wydostae.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-18
KR6TKIE
NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

= Rezllltat giosowania perso-
nalu kolei ulicznych systemu po--
ludniowego w sprawie zarzadze-
MIA strajku ME jest wiadomy do
piero dzisiaj wieczorem ma bye
ogloszony ma mityngu; zdaje sic
jednakowoz, re wypadl ma ko-
rzyst strajku.
= Podobne giosowanie zarza-
dza dzisiaj Flat Janitors' Union
zapewne wieczorem rezultat 20
stanie ogioszony.
w Ashland House, hote-
lu pm. 7 n. Clark str, wyhuchi
pozar dis rano o godz. 2 i wywo-
lai wielki poploch miedzy pobu-
dzony1ni gosomi, ktorzy musieli
uchodzic, wystawiajac sic ma
mroz panujacy ma divorce. Zrza-
dill szkode ma $4,000.
: Pozar w Roos apartment
bldg, I7I2-I7I6 Barry ave. W
Lake View, zrzadzii szkode ma
$4,000 i pozostawii bez dachu
mad giowa 6 rodzin.
-Komitet finansowy miejski
uchvali} wczoraj polecic podnie-
sienie pensyj mostowych do tel
sunny, jaka pobierali w rGSu
1901.
: Ostatni swoj wyklad kwe-
styi socyalnej wygiosii wczoraj
ks. Heiter Buffalo w hall Haen-
a,wktorej takze W ciagu wieczo-
ra obchodzono uroczyscie srebr-
ny jubileusz papiezki, Ojca sw.
= Cd dnia FL stycznia zaszedl
ledenasty wypadek smierci ma O.
spe. Umaria pani Matte Haze
germ, 921 Spaulding ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-18

Niestety ME brak byio otiaf
mrozu: w stajni drewnlaneJ To-
dowato zimnej "a domem pm. 92
w. Chicago ave-, znaleziono ME
zywego, widocznie z mrozu zmar-
lego woznice Michala Cooley
wczoraj rano godz. 7. = FL le-
tni Takob Horangiewski, 355 w.
p str, zostai znaleziony przez
policya niezywy, ma szynach ko-
lei C. B. and Q. kolo Marshall
boul. Zdaje sic, re posliznawszy
sic upadl, ME byl w stanie sic
podniesc, mrozu zginai. = 54
letni Michael Murphy, rzeznik,
S3S, 32 str, onegdaj w nocy, tro-
che podpity, idac do domu, upadi
ma Halsted str. i 81 ulicy ME
mogl powstac. Kiedy go poznieJ
znalazl policyant, byl prawie zu-
pelnie zesztywnialy. Miai od-
mrozone rece, nogi, nos, uszy;
zawieziono go do szpitala Peo-
pies, zdaje sic, re tam umrzey-
Charles Fredler, Cos n. Clark st,
umarl w ambulansie wiozacym
go re szpitala niemieckiego do
domu. = Do szpitala powiatowe-
90 zawieziono 10 letniego Nico
Falsco, ktory wozoraj rano 20
stall znaleziony Z odmrozonemi
rekoma uszami w korytarzu do
mu pm. I45 Randolph str. = Do
tegoz szpitala odwieziono znale-
zionego zupeinie odmrozonemi
rekami ma w. Madison str. / Og-
den ave., 80 letniego balwierza
Harvey Cook.
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Rome WiadOmoscI
telegrafiCZne.

Niemiec Nardenkoetter 20
MIA. Uchodzqc "a lekarza, dawai
MIA. Uchodzac "a lekarza, dWai
pacventom wode mydlem, kto-
ra nalewal do buteleczek Z mie-
dnicy.
= 6 letni fortepianista Pepito
Aoriola ofiarowal cesarzowi Will
helmowi marsza wlasnej kompo-
zycyi.
: Nastepczyni tronu szwedz-
ko-norweskiego grozi zupe}na
utrata wzroku.
= Dorozka najechala ma Sc
dziwego Theodore Mommsen,
glosnego historyka.
= Miedzy gornikami W we
glowym dystrykcie rehsko-west-
falskim szerzy sic choroba ia
siemca.
= Szwajcarzy ME maja ochoty
brac udzialu we wystawie po-
wszechnej w St. Louis.
-15 zaglowcGlw i lodzi rybac-
kich. zwrocili Niemcy wenezuel-
skim wlaScicielom.
= Me powiod}y sic proby roz-
bicia dynanitem zatoru ma Whsle,
pod Oswiecimiem. Donly wies-
niakow sa zalane woda.
= Teresa Humbert nabawi1a
sic w wiezieniu choroby serco-
wei.
w chihskiej dzielnicy w San
Francisco ME zaszedl Cd ID gru-
dnia ami jeden nowy wypadek
dzumy azyatyckiej.
= Louis Gathlnan wymyslil
maszyne do oczyszczania wody
ze wszystkich zwienzecych orga-
nizmow.
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