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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-09-11
Local News Notes
Points Personal and Otherwise
Picked up and Photographed
by Our PenciI.Pusher.

Prof. Edwards spent Sunday in Ashe-
vile.
DR.. Hames, of Jonesville, was in town
Tuesday.
Mr.. Bobo Sparks spent Tuesday at
Lockhart.
Mr.. Jas. Welcb, of Carlisle, was in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. II. T. Foster paid The TIMES
Office visit Monday.
The Union Graded Schools will open
Monday, Sept. 14th.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Munro spent
Sunday at White Stone.
DIR. j. Il. Jeter, of Santuc, was in
Union Monday on business.
Miss Lena Lipscomb returned to her
home in Gaffney Tuesday.
Messrs. G. W. Brewington and A. b.
Hill spent Sunday at Cross Anchor.
Mr.. Z. b. Graham, of Kline, s. c.,
spent Sunday and Monday in Union.
Monday being Labor Day the post
Office was closed except from 1890 to
1!D.
Mis- Lena Lipscomb, of Gaffney, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. @. K. Lips
comb.
Paul Crosby, a former Union boy but
now Of Spartanburg, spent Sunday with
relatives here. !"
Tr. M. w. Bobo aud children attend.
ed Children's Day exercises at Cross
Anchor last Sunday.
Mis-, Louise Jelfries who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Davis Jeffries, or
Main street, returned to her home Ii
Gaffney on last Monday. I.
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TRAINS FROM COLUMBIA,

Arrive 900 q. m. Depart 900 a. m
1:50p.m 2:10p. m
TRAINS FROM sPARTANBURa.
Arrive IL :35 a. m. Depart IL BE q. m
9:10p. m. 9:80p. m.
Close connections at Spartanburg with
trains for Atlanta and Charlotte and
intermediate stations, and at Columbia
for Charleston, Savannah, Jacksonville
and points south. Through trains for
Asheville, etc. E
Nos. 0 and 10 carry through sleep
ers between Jacksonville and CINCINNATI.
SEABOARD SCHEDULE.
No. 27-South bound passenger arrives
at Carliale at q. m.
No. 31--Arrives at Carlisle at 1925 a. m.
No. 3S-North bound passenger arrives
at Carlisle 1897 q. m.
No. 4-Arrives at Carlisle 6:48 p. m.
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Pensioners Meet,

The delegates Of Pensioners of this
county, (Union, S. C.,) met Monday
and elected the following men to
serve the ensuing year: W. I. letter,
chairman \. Il Eison, secretary :;
II. s. Porter and Jesse b. Davis.
Or }. NJ. Lawson, surgeon. App,i-
c0nts for pensions vii! leave their
applications with Auditoc of county.
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Shall have come when LIES troubles
will cease, lets all meet around the
great white throne where sorrows
can never come.
Your humble servant,
GEORGE G.. BUCHANAN.
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the ship and a grating sound followed.
Then came other gentle thuds, combined
with the soft swish of water disturbed
Peggy anu Brewster were on the point Of
going below when their attention was
caught b. these strange sounds.
What is it?'' she asked as they paused
irresoluteiy He strobe to the rail. the
girl following close behind. Three sharp
little whistles came from above and be-
hind them, but before they had time even
to speculate as to their meaning the re-
suit was in evidence.
over the sides of the ship came shad-
owy forms If by magic; at their backs
panther-like bodies dropped to the deck
with stealthy thuds, as II coming from
the inky sky above There was in instant
of dreadful calm and then the crisis A
dozen sinewy forms hurled themselves
upon Brewster, who, taken completely by
surprise, was thrown to the deck in an
instant his attempt to cry out for help
being checked by heavy hands. Peggy's
scream was cut off as quickly, and para
lyzed by terror, she felt herself engulfed
in strong arms and smothered into ST.
lence. 1t all happened so quickly that
there was no chance to give the alarm, no
opportunity to resist.
Brewster felt himself lifted bodily, and
then there was the sensation of falling.
He struck something forciby with all his
WelSnIranu IeIl back with crash to the
deck. Afterward he found that the eff
fort to throw him overheard had failed
only because his assailants in their haste
had hurled himself against an unseen
stanchion. Peggy was borne forward and
lowered swiftly into arms that deposited
her roughly upon something hard There
was a jerky, rocking motion, the sudden
splash of oars, and then she knew no
more.
The invaders had MANNED with q Gro fti
ness and patience that deserved success.
For hours they had waited. silently,
watchfully and with deadly assurance.
How they crept up to the FILTER" in
such numbers end how the more daring
came aboard long before the blow was
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care You Tired, Peggy" Asked
Brewster, With Touch Of
Tenderness,
Tenderness

over her as she looked full upon this
eager Arab.
Graceful and slender she stood before
the burly Mohamhned but his ardor was
not cooled by the presence OF so many
witnesses. With a thud he dropped to
his knees, waDbling for moment in the
successful effort TO maintain a poetic
equilibrium. Then he began pouring
forth volumes of shattered French, Eng
lish and Arabic sentiment, accompanied
by facial contortions so intense that they
were little less than grewsome.
"Oh, Joy Of the sun supreme, jewel Of
the only eye, harken to the entreaty of
Mohammed." 1t was more as II he were
commanding his troops in battle than
pleading for the tender compassion of a
lady love. 81 am come for you, queen Of
the sea and earth and sky. My boats are
here, my camels there, and Mohammed
promises you a palace In the sun-lit hills
If you will but let him bask forever in
the glory Of your smile" All this was
uttered in a mixture Of tongues so atroc-
ious that Subway" Smith afterward de-
impressively and two or three graceless
Americans applauded as vigorously as II
they were approving the actions Of we'll
drilled comic opera chorus. Sailors were
hanging in the rigging, on the davits
and over the deck house roof
Smile for the gentlemen. Peggy" com
manded Brewster delightedly HE wants
to take a short bask"
You are very rude, Mr. Brewster
said Peggy turning upon him coldly. Then
to the waiting, expectant sheik: what
is the meaning Of this eloquence?"
Mohammed looked bewildered for a
moment and then turned to the inter-
prefer. who cleared up the mystery sur
rounding her English. For the next three
or four minutes the air was filled with
the Jewels Of Africa" Star Sun
light" Queen" Heavenly JOY" "Pearl
of the Desert" and other things in bad
English worse French and perfect Arabic
He was making promises that could not
be redeemed if he lived a thousand years.
In conclusion the gallant sheik drew
long breath. screwed his face into a sim
pering. grin and played his trump card in
unmistakable English. 1t sounded pathet-
ically like you're a peach"
An indecorous roar went up from the
white spectators and a jacky in the rig
ging, suddenly thinking CT home, pIped
up with a bar or two from THE Star
Spangled Banner"
Having accomplished what he consid-
cred to tie his part Of the ceremony the
sheik arose and started toward his
launch, coolly motioning for her to fol-
low SO far as he was concerned the mat
ter was closed. But Peggy, her heart
humping like a trip-hammer, her eyes
full of excitement, implored him to stop
for a moment.
"I appreciate his great honor, but I
have request to make" she said clearly.
Mohammed paused irresolutely and in
some irritation.
Here's where the heather gets II
among the beads" whispered Monty to
Mrs. Dan, and he called out: Captain
Perry, detail half a dozen men to pick
up the beads that are about to slip from
his majesty's neck"
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We'll, wait and see what happens to
him when she gets over the first shock"
laughed Monty.
Just then the sheik discovered Peggy,
who. pretty as a picture, drew near the
strange group. To her amazement two
slaves rushed forward and INSTRUCTED her
passage long enough to beat their heads
on the deck few times, after which they
arose and rendered two magnificent neck
laces. She was prepared for the proposal.
but this action disconnected her: she
gasped and looked about in perplexity.
Her friends were smiling broadly and the
sheik ha. placed his hands over his pail
pitating heart.
"Lothario has pain" whispered
RIP" Van Wrinkle alphabetically, and
Brewster laughed. Peggy did not hes
itate an instant after hearing the laugh.
She walked straight toward the sheik.
Her cheeks were pink and her eyes were
flashing dangerously. The persistent
brown slaves followed with the jewels.
but she ignored them completely. Brave
she intended to be. she could not re-
press the shudder of repulsion that went
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looking sheepishly at one another now
and then IN the course Of the recital She
purposeiy had avoided him during the
evening, but she had gamely endured the
raillery that came from the rest of the
party. If she was bit pale 1t was not
surprising. Now that 1t was over the
whole AFFAIR appalled, her more than she
could have suspected. When several Of
the guests Of the evening soberly an
nounced that Mohammed was danger
Gus man and even an object of worry to
the government. she felt a strange catch
In her thoat and her now mirthless eyes
turned instinctiveiy to Brewster, who, 1t
seemed, was the sheik's special object of
aversion.
The next day she and Monty talked It
over. The penitence of both was beauti-
full to behold. Each denied the other the
privilege of assuming all the blame and
both were so happy that Mohammed was
little more than a proposition In their con-
versation so far as prominence was con-
cerned But all day long the harbor was
1ull or fisher boats, and at nightfall they
still were lolling about. sinister, restless
mysterious like purposeless buzzards. And
the dark men on board were taking UP
no fish, neither were they minding the
nets that lay dry and folded in the bot
tom of their boats
board the Filter, more guests having
come out from the city The dark hours
before the dawn of day had arrived be-
fore they put off for shore, but the fisher
boats were still bobbng about in the
black waters of the harbor The lights
gradually disappeared from the portfolios
OF the yacht, and the tired watch was
about to be relieved. Monty Brewster
and Peggy remained on deck after the
guests had gone over the side Of the YES
sci. They were leaning over the rail aft
listening to the jovial voices of the visit
ors as they grew fainter and fainter in
the. distance. The lights of the town were
few, but they could plainly be seen from
the offlnR.
Are you tired, Peggy7" asked Brew
ster, with touch of tenderness Some
how of late he had often felt a strange
desire to take her in his arms, and now
1t was strong upon him. She was very
near, and there was a dropping WEAKNESS
in her attitude which seemed to demand
protection
Il have a queer feeling that something
awful is going to happen tonight,
Monty" she answered, trouble in her soft
voice.
You're nervous, that's ALL" he said,
land you should get TO sleep Good
night" Their hands touched in the dark
ness, and the thrill that went over him
told truth Of which he had been only
vaguely conscious. The power OF 1t made
him exultant. Yet when he thought Of
her and her too quiet affection for him 1t
left him respondent.
Something bumped against the side of
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and every vestige of color left his face
Clear and distinct in the light from the
yacht the Arab and his burden were
outlined against the black screen beyond
There was no mistaking the earnestness
of the threat, nor could the witnesses
doubt the CHASTITY intention of the long
cruel knife that cleaned on high. Peg
gy's body served as a shield for that of
her captor. Brewster and Bragdon rec
ognized the man as one of Mohammed's
principal retainers, a herce-looking fell
low who had attracted more than usual
attention the day Of the sheibs visit
For Gods sake, don't Kill her.' cried
Brewster in agonized tones. There was
dabolical grin on the face of the Arab.
who was about TO shout back some de-
faint taunt when the unexpected hap
pened.
The sharp crack of gun sounded in
the stern of Brewster's boat, and an un-
erring bullet sped straight for the big
Arabs forehead.
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zone Of the Boats Came Up and They
Were Drawn Over the Side
to Safety"

Prophet" she replied decidedly that
every one gasped. A moment later she
was surrounded by a group Of excited
women, and Captain Perry was calling the
tackles forward in a voice OF thunder.
Brewster pushed his way to her side
his face as white as death.
This isn't a joke, Peggy" he cried.
Go below and I'll get rid Of the sheik"
Just then the burly Algerian asserted
himself. He did not like the way in
which his adored one was being handled
by the white dogs and with two spear
men he rushed up to Brewster, jabbering
angrily.
Stand back, you idiot, or I'll punch
your head off," said Brewster, with sud-
den emphasis
1t was not until this moment that Peggy
realized that there might be a serious
side to the little farce she and Mary had
decided to play for the punishment of
Brewster. Terror suddenly took the place
of nlirth and she chung frant.cally to
Monty's arm
Il was joking, Monty, only joking" she
cried. "Oh, what have 1 done?'
1T is my fault" he exclaimed, but I'll
take care Of you. never fear"
Stand aside" roared the sheik threat
eningly.
The situation was ominous. Frightened
y,
but stood as If petrifed. Sailors eagerly
swarmed to the deck.
Get off this boat" said Monty, omi-
nously calm, to the interpreter, cor we'll
pitch you and your whole mob into the
sea-"
Keep cool! Keep coolI cried Sub
way Smith quickly. He stepped between
Brewster and the angry sutton and that
action alone prevented serious trouble.
While he parleyed with the sheik Mrs De-
Mile hurried Peggy to a safe place below
deck, and they were followed by a flock
of shivering women. Poor Peggy was al
most in tears with the piteous glances she
threw at Brewster when he stepped be-
tween her and the impetuous sheik, who
had started 10 follow. struck deep into his
heart and made him ready to fight to the
death for her.
1t took nearly an hour to con-
vince the Algerian that Peggy had
misunderstood him and that Amer
lean women were not to be
wooed after the African fashion. He
finally departed with his entire train,
thoroughly dissatisfied and in high dudg-
con. At first he threatened to take her
by force; then he agreed to give her an
other day in which to make up her mind
to go with him peaceably, and again he
concluded that a bird in the hand was
worth two in the bush.
That night Brewster entertained on board
the yacht, several resident French and
English acquaintance being the guests of
honor The story of the day was told by
Mrs. Dan DeMflle, commissioned especi-
ally for the duty. She painted the scene
so wildly that the guests laughed with
joy over the discontinue of the sheik
Peggy and Brewster found themselves
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By Richard p. Greaves

| think I am right in suspecting that he
has asked me to be his wife. Isn't it my
privilege to accept him il I wish?"
Brewster's face was a study. He could
not believe that she was in earnest, but
there was a CHASTITY feeling that the Joke
was being turned on him The rest of the
company stared hard at the flushed Peggy
and breathlessly awaited Developments.
1T won't do to tri1e with this chap,
Peggy" said Monty, coming quite close
to her. Don't lead him on. He might
get nasty If he thinks you're making sport
of him."
You are quite absurd. Monty" she
cried, petulantly. II am not making
sport of him."
Well. then, why don't you tell him to
go about his business?"
Il don't see any beads lying around
loose, said rip" tormentinsly. The
sheik impatiently said something to the
interpreter and that worthy repeated 1t
for Peggy's benefit.
THE Son of the Prophet desires that you
be as quick as possible, Queen of the
World. He tires OF waiting and COM
mands you to come with him at once"
Peggy WINGED and her eyes shot a brief
look of scorn at the scowling sheik. In
an instant, however she was smiling
agreeably and was turning toward the
steps
Holy mackerel! Where are you going,
Peggy" cried Lotless, the first to turn
fearful.
ITO throw some things into my trunk"
she responded airily. "Will you come
with me, Mary7"
Peggy" cried Brewster angrily. This
has gone far enough"
You should have spoken sooner,
Monty" she said quietly
What are you going to do, Margaret"
cried Mrs. Dan, her eyes wide with
amazement.
81 am going to marry the Son of the
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XIV.
THE sHEIK's TRAGEDY.

Peggy gave the sheik an enhancing
smile, followed by brief glance at the
beaming Miss Valentine, who nodded her
head approvingly.
Wont you give me time to go below
and pack my belongings that they may
be sent ashore?" she asked naively.
Thunder" gasped Monty. That's no
way to turn him down."
What do you mean. Monty Brewster?'
she cried. turning upon him with flashing
eyes.
he protested, disappointment in every in
Election.
And what If / am? Isn't it my affair?
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CHAPTER XIII.

AN OFFER OF MARRIAGE.
~ HE summer is scarcely a good time
TO visit Egypt, but Monty and his
guests had a desire to see even a
little of the northern coast of
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This is the fourth and last In
stallment of "Brewster's Millions"
Watch these pages for a genuine sur
prise next Sunday.
Copyright 1903 by Herbert S. Stone & Co.
All rights reserved.
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XVI.

Brave as he was in the presence OF his
friends, in the privacy of his stateroom
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-02

boul., LEGACY II lat (zapewne
umrze); Mikolaj Zebris, Io74z
Terrence ave. W Sonth Chicago,
kt6ry zemdla} pracujac W fabryce
South Chicago Furnace Compa-
ny i groznie jest chory.
Muzeum w srodmiesciu.
Komisarze parkow poludnio-
wych wczoraj postanowili for
malnie ofiarowac grunt ma Lake
Front naprzeciw Congress str. ma
budowe gmachu dla muzeum
Fielda, do ktorego to muzeum
zostanie przeniesione z placu wy
stawowego.
Pan Marshall Field juz dawniej
przyrzekl, re zlozy S milionow
dolarow ma budowanie tego gma-
chu, jezeli grunt odpowiedni sic
znajdzie: niewatpliwie tez do
trzyma przyrzeczenia, chociaz te-
go ma razie sprawdzac ME mo-
zna, gdyz wyjechal ION wlasnie
wczoraj do Europy, MIN mu O.
ferte zrobiono.
Ofiara swawoi fajerwerkowej.
Czteroletni Ray Lawler, 945
Van Buren str, bawil sic wczoraj
ma ulicy ma rogu Jackson boule-
ward Western ave. y rogu ma
stepnej ulicy, Van Buren West
ern ave., stal koh zaprzezony do
buggy. Jacys chaopcy Puscili
szmermele, koh sic przestraszyl
popedzii przez Western ave-,
wprost ma Lawlera, ktorego po-
tratowal i przejechal. Zabrano
chiopca do szpitala powiatowego
okazalo sic, re mial szaszke pc
knieta diva zebra zlamane.
Wkr6tce ptem chlopiec umari.
Aresztowano Waltera Thornto-
ma, ktory mial sic opiekowat ko-
MEM.
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Rdzne nOtatki teIegraficzne,

- Synowie cesarza Wilhelma, ksia-
zeta Henryk Adalbert, przybeda do
ST. Louis, aaeby zwiedzie wystawe
wszeohswiatowa.
-Towarzystwo asekuracyjne "E-
quitable" przestaio robi6 interesa W
obrebie miast niemieckich.
- Pod Bruksela zderzy1y sic pocia-
81 kolejowe, skutkiem czego 20 osob
pokaleczylo sic.
-Coraz wiecej g3osow W Anglii Cd
zywa sic przeciw clom protekcyjnym
podlug projektu Chamberlain
- Zamkniecie skupczyny serbskiej
przeszkodzifo omawianiu wniosku, a.
zeby czionkom gabinetu Markowicza
wytoczyc process.
- Rontkowski. agent rosyjskiego
ministerstwa skarbu we Waszyngto-
ME, zosta1 przeniesiony do Londynu.
Car kaza3 ro8ganizowac nowy
korpus policyjny, a&eby zapobiega6
zaburzeniom W 46 guberniach cesar
stwa rosyjskiego.
- Eskadra europejska Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych zarzucila kotwice W por-
Gle duhskim Kallundborg, gdzie po-
zostanie do jutra.
- NiebywaIy o tym czasie mr6z
zrzadzil wiele szkody " dolinie pod
Meksykiem, zw}aszcza W okolicy mad
jeziorem Calko. -.
- $4,000 gornikow W kopalniach
wegla Alabama porzuci3o prace, po-
niewaz ME odnowiono dotychczas
kontraktu, kt6rego termin up3ynai
wczoraj.
- w Pittsburgh mieli dzisiaj "a
strajkowac maszynisci formiayze W
nczbie 10000 ludzi.
W Indianapolis wskazywa} wczo-
raj termometr SO stopni mad zero W
oieniu.
- W Butte, Mont, padas wczoraj
snieg.
w Texas zamordowano sedziwa
wdowe Cynthia Johnson. Znaleziono
jej zw&oA nagryzione przez SWINE.
Wzburzona ludnose okoliczna poszu-
kuje mordercow.
Byly senator zwiazkowy Smith
New Jersey zosta1 zamianowany "a
wiadowca zbankrutowanego trustu
Schwaba.
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TELEGRAMY.

Waszyngton, 2go lipca. - POI
urzedowe komunikaty ze strony
rosyjskiej, rozszerzane "a posre-
dnictwem prasy amerykanskiel i
odnoszace sic do sprawy ZydoW
w Kiszyniewie, spowodowaly tu-
tejszy Department spraw zewne-
trznych do ogloszenia nastepuja-
cej deklaracyi:
wv nieobecnosci Hay'a, sekre-
TARA stanu, oSwiadczyl jeden z
wyzszych urzednik6w, re opo-
znienie wys4ania petycyi W spra-
vie zyd6w w Rosyi opoznilo sic
jedynie tego powodu, poniewaz
petenci ME zlozyli dotychczas O.
wei petycyi W departamencie sta
MI. Department. stanu ME przy-
k,ada zadnej wagi do rzekomo u
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.ok XIV.

pobrano s6,641,44506 jako podath
krajowe; W roku poprzedzajacym zas
pobrano $11,1S1, ,67102. Znaczny uby.
TEX pochodzi stad, re zniesiono t. z.
'podatek wojenny."
w urzedzie ciowym zwiekszyiy
sic dochody. Wynosiiy 51,644,72 W.
roku ubiegiym, a s9,325, ,722.46 W roku
poprzedzajacym.
- 2 pomiedzy starszych policyan-
tow, ktorych szef policyi zachecii do
wniesienia podah pensyonowanie.
zgiosiio sic 8 tylko. Szef policyi be-
die pensyonowai przymusowo okolo
16O.
- 80 letni kontraktor A. Delcourk,
1852 Princeton ave-, zostai wczoraj
ma IS ul. przejechany przez pociag ko-
lejowy zabity ma miejscu.
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KrOnika MiejSCOWa,
0 oszustwa wyborcze.

~ SSSNSS"N " A~~S
Grand jury wczoraj zakohczy}a
sledztwo W spraWie oszustw wy
borczych W 10 81 precynkcie 18
wardy wynikiem tego sledztwa
jest, ze ma podstawie dowodow
zebranych przez prokuratorya
komisarzy wyborczych, 7 oska-
rzeh zostabo wniesionych przeciw
II osobom "a sprzysiezenie lub
naduzycie wladzy urzedowej. O.
skarzonymi So alderman 18 war
dy, John J. Brennan; Herbert E.
Kent, urzednik w biurze komisa-
rzy wyborczych; Charles A. Nc
Garlic, dozorca mostu na Lake st. /;
Hiram B. Sherman, Henry O'Do-
novan 1 John ]. Kelly, sedziowie
wyborczy W ~ precynkcie 18tej
wardy; Samuel w. Johnson, w.
S. Duncombe Charles Herten-
stein, sedziowie wyborczy 19 pre-
cynktu 18 wardy; Frank Rivers,
wlasciciel domu goscinnego; Jo-
seph Levi, klerk W miejskim IL
rzedzie woody. Skargi wniesione
przeciw kilku klerbom wybor-
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