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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-05

Can't afford miss Cabin Johns sunday.-Ad.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-28

ipunbern, uno iie barum All b~eneiSeu;

irunoern, uno iie oarum 81 beneibeu;
lie ipar ioear itol5 barauf.
6rau 8an 9uren's 2ettion, tpenn
ald) bitter senrg, iibte ouf Sulius
cine CUTE @irfrrng. gr bemiibte iifl
Den Stnger5eigen ieiner fiinitigen
SdApagerin Welinba 81 foIgen.
@en8el bate iid) enSIi6 enti6Ioi.
len, WelinOa 5u fragen, Oh lie CLAUDE,
gIiidlih perben al t6nnen nit einem
10 ranben 9urihen pte er. sic
bate Die W0glihteit 5ugegeben uno
Die Weinung alisseiproden, oab piel
BON Oteier Gaubeit a~6gebobelt peroen
fonutc.
n9u brau6it Sen bIauel, &itteI
nno Die @aiieritieiel nidt ausSu..
aieben, tuenn ole arbeit tie perIangt".
ioate lie unb rei6te linn bic Sano.
Gin Wfann mrlB ieoo6 in ieoem @u-
5ug ein Gentleman ieiu."
lln0 oils Die grnte nabe5lt oouen.
set mar, ipllrbe WeIinba ais Serrin
eingeiiibrt altf Der Sarm, oils Serrtn
penigitens in benz 3immer, bas
8ensel unb 8arI bisber bepobnt
batten.
Gortie.tung foIet.y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-28

SlBelpIu SlIube uHl SlIubS oltule
foriteno in jeSeS 8eiidt, fragte
&inDer, Die i'm Barfe ipielten, Oh lie
feline Sabrerin gtamens Grant ODER
Rartbam fGmten, lGutete an ieoem
Sanle uno iragte Die 8eoienten bas
@leite, bis bas alte SrGulein i'm
grauen @elpanoe unb in Dem altmo-
biihen Spiteuidleier IN neri6ieoe.
men EbeiIen Der Wetropole befannt
mar. Mtun belt lie iogar bier nro
ba iiir cine perb16tise Herion, peId)e
BON Der 0ienerihaft aus benz Groee.
idob, bon ben 0umen bonn Salon
beobahtet, auf bic ielbit Die 9oli5ei
ein patiames Iuge 81 baben am
fing, weil iie auen j,lngen 0amen
auffalleno uahblidte.
Gin 8oliailt fraete Tie zines Cages,
iparllm lie rubelos umbertpanoere.
Sbr ebrlites @elidt bate ben 9iener
Der beiligen Sermanouo obnebin be-
rubist; iie aber ianf eribopft auf cine
ganf uno gab nit bebenoen Sippen
lufidIuB iiber ibre Miiiion.
Limb pie beiBt Sbre Hidte9~"
fragte Der 9etpftip, mabreno einige
ieiner eoaegen, nelde bas aIte
sSr1ulein ebenfalS bonn Seben
fannten, iteben blieben.
nWmfbam ODER @raut miro tie lid
nennen", entgegnete Sante Barbara
aogcrnb.
Die Serren beripraden ibren 9ei-
Itano uno bon Ser Stunbe all falb
Tie sSntereiie unb Spmpatbie BET ben
9eamten Der Roliaei. 8ie @eiea.
id)aft Der 2ansfinser aber beriidii6.
tigte Die alte Game entiprefe1o;
apei Mal fano tie lire Sorie Der.
idpllnoen. 9as cine Mal, als Elm
ireunolifer Serr, Der seraoe Gusiub
wie Elm Breoiger, ibr Die 8aeentbiir
offnete; oas anoere WaI, oils tie i'm
8eOrGnge in Sefabr mar, iib ben
Sbapl BON Der Sdulter geriiien 5u
ieben. Maerbings batte bas 9elin.
Del nidt piel mebr oils Sebn Dollars
erbelltet; oils man ibr aber Die
aploeue griae unb bas Bddben nit
benz 4leibe, bas iie fir Settp &c.
fault, aus Der Sano esfamotiert
bate, begaun lie, ben Qufentbalt in
Der grOben Staot unongenebm 81 fin'
ben, mo fubr mad, SauIe.
Gas biiblhe Sars blidte aus bid.
tenn Sdatten Der miioen, beitaubten
Watrone pie Elm Yarabies entsegen.
Sic fano gles in getpiiui9ter Orb,
ming. gettp mar mOgli6it olen
Muftrdeen naGgefommen; nur bate
Die aase ben &anarieupoeel per5ebrt.
Eante Barbara mar frob, mieoer
an Sauie 5u iein. Bel aller Srerloe
an Dem trauten Seint aber mar es
ibr idmer5lifL bob iebe Wiibe unit
ionit unb feline Spur bon gtbeloa
al iinben geueien mar.
slm iolgenben Gage theilte tie
SllIius Die @rfolgluiigfeit ibres en-.
hens nit uno fragte, mas nun 81
tbum lei.
r8arten uno boffen", antportete
er, l1b Tie fiigte binau: rbeten."
Gen gan5en Serbit binour6 mar.
tete, bottle uno betete Eante 9ar.
bara, uno ibr Ser3 podte, 10 oft Elm
9abn5us brauienb uno pfeifeno burb
ole Staot flog. uno tpenn Der Boit.
paaen nidt Dor ibrer Sbiir belt,
badte iie: ~Sieaeidt gins iic su
SUB, uno blidte Gngitlib auf Die
StraBe binunter, auf Der rotbe uno
aelbe 9latter pelfeno beiiammen
laeer.
als Die Gage fitrSer puroenJ Der
falte @inb iiber Die Stoppeln feste,
has @aiier oes SIulies falt uno blau
i'm NopemberIifte ausiab, ia9te lie
iib: r3u @eibnahten fommt tie &c.
piB", unb besann, fir ibren Sieblins
parme Striimpfe 81 itrifen. lber
8eibna6ten fam, Der Gbriitbaum
brannte, uno gtbelbu mar niht se.
fommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-28
l~tnbemustc Eeibitfritif.

Serr gum 0iener): Gin nidfs.
m,biges Subicft biIt Ou, elm Sage.
Sieb, elm Deriofferer 2ump, Der itets
nergiBt baB er oa' bns, foas er lit,
nur bllrd mid ~eelporben lit"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-28
226.

Sultus ipoQte ni6t in Camden
bleiben, no Naes ibn al gtbeloa er.
imerte. Muf @unid ieiner @tutter
tebrte er suriif nad) Slnep, wobin
Die ginrihtung ieiner @obnuns
ebenioas aebradt wurse. 9ie elm,
Jade Sarm ipurbe in einen BalaIt
periuanoelt, meniaitenS na6 gnltdt
Der FRAU Wartbam mo oeS nlten
anop. Die alte Srau bate eigen-
tbimllderpeiie ui6ts baaesen eiu5u'
peloen, Denn Die Rahbaren famen,
I'm ihr perfpunbeltes Seim al be.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-28
%.

Sic peiBrotben 9Iiitben Der
Iepfelb6ume in WiB 8iselotp's
Garter IieBen bic gl1tter faaen, ais
Sulius mieber IN Gbicopee anfam.
@m Worgen nod ieiner Inter.
reOung nit Mrs. Gan Buren, NOR er
oamalS mieoer abgereiit. Ser sutell
Tante Barbara mar bic @ufsabe Su-
geiailen, benz SberIt Warfbam Die
Sahlase mit5utbeilen, nit Der Bite,
Iaes 70 sebeim wie m6glib an
halten. Seben abeHo beiu6te nun
Der alte Serr @iB giseIow, nm 5u
fragen Oh Gunoe gef0mman uno i'm.
mer idIiittelte iie uur oaS Saupt.
Sbr @eiibt purbe i6mGler. ibre Sc.
ltalt 9ebeugter, ais Sabre rs 81 tbun
permpht b1tter.
Sic Belt peraina, bon GtbelSn
hGrte man uihtS uHo iano feline
Spur bon ibr.
Gincs cages Iiei Elm Brief an
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
FOR S Al: :: .

Plantation known as tho Dollar Place.
good dwelling house, barn, stables and build
four-norse farm. and e total OF $50 acres.
moro or leas. ~ the tract Located about 10
miles northeast # Cairo. Ga. in Decatur
county. Land suitable for growing sugarcane.
soa island ana upland cotton. corn, potatoes.
etc. This is the finest sugarcane section Il
the state. aud Cairo, Ga, is the biggest sirup
market IN Georgia. Good opportunity for an
Industrious, capable farmer to secure a home
easy terms
Also now on said place Ter sale three good
mules farm implements. wagon cane mill
and strip boilers Apply 70
BUTLER, STEVENS & co.
Savannah Ca
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FARM CORRESPONDENCE.
CURING PEAVINEs UNDER sIIEr,.
TER


tBv ''Cloverdale Farm"
My experience with curing peavine hay
has been quite satisfactory this wear.
have cured about rs or 90 tons on about
90 acres and it has ell been cured IN a
barn and under shelter The weather
was unusually favorable during the cut
ting and curing OF tho hay. and for this
reason ] was perhaps more successful
than otherwise would have been.
In my Judgment the cheapest ana best
method OF saving hay IS to cure 1t in q
barn and under shelter, or both If It
IS worth curing at all and II It VIII sell
tas Il does) FOR at least SIS q ton on the
market when properly cured and baled.
It IS well worth the while and expense for
every man engaged I'm raising It. either
in small CT large quantities. to prepare
TO cure it almost entirely In the shade.
Everybody admits that peavne hav is
better the less sun It has on IL. and If
It can be successfully cured in the shade
and with reasonable cost. then 1t seems
To me that this method should be univer-
sally pursued The man who has five
tons To cure should provide a shelter for
Tho purpose az well as the man who has
to cure 90 tons. and the cost OF the
shelter for five tons win be just about pro-
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MARES IrDDER SPOILED - IAN
MITIS.


w. f. S, Leatherwood Gal have Il
good mare. years old. which has
swelling Of the udder. ! first noticed this
swelling September, 1902 about the time
she got with foal. ! worked her on all
winter and it got worse and about the
first of March little heads began to como
about on the udder, and began to burst
and run bloody corruption, and has CON
tinued all summer. In July 1t bursted in
the back part of the bag, but continues
to run yet. She will not let me touch it,
so ! can't doctor it without putting her in
a stock. She brought colt August !,
but it can't suck but one teat, the other
one perishing away There is no veteri-
marian in this vicinity. so please give me
remedy for this mare
Answer-It is a case calling for the skill
of a trained veterinary surgeon. 1t will
be absolutely necessary to confine the
mare securely so that the proper treat
meut may be applied and this treatment
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
A WHITE ANGEL INSTEAD or
ssPT-D DEVIL


". II. A. Highlands y. C.-In re-
cent magazine article on the automobhe
among tho objectionable features referred
to were the racket or noise Of the ma
chincrv. the disa ereeable odor OF easollhe
or steam. and "1he fearful looking Tor,
IN the event Of an accident Now, could
not these objectionable features he in 2
great measure obviated by having a
vehicle specially constructed for hltch-
ing on to the rear Of the aUtomibite?
would suggest that It he built with q
view to strength. light running. and me
comfort or pleasure of the occupants,
with various seating capacities, ana
brakes and coupling so arranged that
they might he operated by an occupant
If necessary.
Answer-The automobile business Is stu
rather out Of the agricultural line, but
have little doubt that automobiles VIII
he, in the near future, constructed With
reference to use on the farm, and Tor
ordinary use on the highways. instead
or for racing and show purposes only.
The clement of safety can be secured
hy gearing to a moderate speed, say
maximum OF not more than miles nm
hour Such slow-gcared automobiles are
being rapidly introduced into our large
cities for moving heavy loads Of freight
or paSSen gers.
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NOtiC6 to InQulrerS.

I. Write pls iniy and to tho point. nv.
ing only questions TO which ansWsso
arc desired
4. Conhne inqntr.cr strictly to naattsss
concerning The farm
q. Mover ask fer answers BY mail.
4 Never ask where an article can -
had. nor the price.
g. Always give your full name. ana a.
dress I; you do not wish yos1
name published. say 40. ana Initials
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q Carefully ale tnis pego for futufs
reference ard before writing e1A!nine
your fle to see Il It has not oesn
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?. Look ahead and sand in your inQnines
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In next paper The eot,oI " ~
hand IN his copy week before t"s
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a. Address all inquiries and cornm"ns0~'
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TIE CONSTITUTION,
L. and II. Dep
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probably be well 10 let them dry for
week or two before gathering them. On
the whole, do not believe 1t would prove
practicable and profitable TO gather them
up and store them.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
OTHER FARM CORRESPONDENCE
ON PAGE ELEVEN.


SAW Mills, Az.
2 cuts 2. 600 feet psT
tay-Ali BiEcs-pianv
crs, Bhingls MILLS And
Edgevs with Patent
Variable Friotio a
Feed Portah le Grind
Ing Mills. water
" heels, L&th MILLS,
etc. Send for large
Catalogue. Freight
don'G count.
DeLoaoh MIL Mtg Co.
Box 7O1 Atlanta. %.
21A Liberty S.. u. Z.
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SMEENY.

TO II, r. c.. Seneca, s. CT know OF
no better treatment for sweeny than tho
standard treatment by the use OF blis-
tiers. Mix one ounce of cantharldes with
six ounces of lard. Rub in a little on
the shlunkcn portion once in two weeks
until it nils out full again. You should
not require the animal TO work If he
evinces pain by limping. Give complete
rest.
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lllfe TENS INNfdieS j. Ut
p. c. =. c. p. c. L. c.
Corn. LOO - go a.
You wiM see. in the first place. that
the acorns. Just as they drop from the
tree contain I'VE times as much moisture
as corn; a little more than one-fourth as
much proteins; a little more than half
as much carbohydrates and little more
than nc-third as mach fats This would
indicate that the fresh acorns are worth
between one third and one-half much
per hundredwelght as sheIled corn. DR.
W A. Henry, in his valuable book
Feeds and Feeding" says: Acorn
In some of the forests Of Europe this
crop has considerable value for swine
feeding and is used to n limited extent
in this country. Tho influence of acorns
on the flesh OF swine Is uncertain, some
asserting that the pork from acorn-fed
swine is satisfactory while others aft
firm that it is soft and undesirable
have had In my experience, reason to con-
slider a good crop of lcorns a very con-
siderable help in getting hogs into good
condition for pork, but have always fin
ished off pork hogs with corn. l do not
think it would pay 10 gather and house
them for winter use. unless SO thick
on the ground that they might DO raked
up with boards In orcser TO keep them
sound when put away in bulk ii would
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
JOHNSON GRASS.

John Bush. Virginia. ~ CT wish
your advice in regard 10 sowing Johnson
grass There is a tsood deal Of objection
to this grass, ! know because Of It's
aggresslvencss: 50 would Ike 10 have
your views in regard to sowing before
doing so I am anxious to seed grass
that viii hold It's own against eGerything
else From what 7 have heard, ] think
the Johnson is just the grass for me.
Those who have tried 1t will please give
their experience with this grass for my
benefit
Answer-I have uniformly declined to
advise any one to sow Johnson grass, for
the reason that I do not wish to he held
responsible in case any one should be
induced to SOW it by such advice and
should afterwards wish that he had not
sown It, If 7 wanted to SOW it on my
own farm I would do SO, Knowing that
7 would use all proper precautions TO
prevent its spreading to fields where not
wanted. and confident that I could de
stroy it. or a least subdue 1t when de
sired. have often advised farmers, IN
a general way not to SOW 1t unless they
have made up their minds to give the
land uD 20 it Indefinitely. IT = claimed
that close pastning will destroy IT. hut
do rot know whether the claim is true
from actual experience. Why not pan.
bermuda If a pasture IS what you want
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
HUCKTFRFR.RY.

To w NJ. BirchfeId. shinbone. Ala
The few leaves and berries sent indicate
that the plant IS a species of huckleberry
(vaccinuium). Of which there are half
dozen or more species and many varieties
In the south. probably tho species known
as "cowberry." The taste Of the berries
cent is rather instpid. although not un-
pleasant. II had a specimen In flower
and also one in fruit ! could give the
species. Do not think this near SO prom
isirg or value for demonstrating as other
and better known species already utilized
to some extent.
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TERRACE AND IRRIGATE YOUR FARM.

BEGIN RIGHT AND BEGIN RIGHT NOW. Don't hun
dreds OF dollars hem
away when you cuy BosTRoM IMPROVED FARM
Level. with
nd SAVE by properly terracing farm
irrigation and Rice Culture bitches Drainage
nF Laying Orchards Obtaining
ton Levels instrument Write
Treatise
Rostrom Brady MtE Co. 20 w. Ala. ST. Atlanta. Ga
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must be determined by the surgeon after
examination. You might open freely the
running tumor. wash out the matter and
inject into It daily a solution Of tea
spoonful Of soda 30 drops of carbolio
acid IN tablespoonfuls Of water It IS
quite probable that a surgeon would re-
move the entire udder with the knife
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
CONSTIPATION,

Inward Piles. Fullness OF tho Blood IN tho
Head. Acidity OF the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn. Disgust of Food Ftiiinees or WeiEns
an the Stomach Sour Fluctuations. Sinking
or F1uttering OF the Heart. Choking or SUI
locating Sensations when in lying posture,
Dtnness of Vision Dizziness on raising sud
denly. Dots or Webs before the Sight Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency o.
Precipitation. Yelowness Of the Skin and
Eyes. Pain In the Side, Chest Limbs ana
Sudden Flashes of Heat Burning In ths
EIeah few dose. OF
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05
Petrolej v lalnpaclh

ably sic oszczedniej jakniej
pail nale5y ten spos6b
.zaprawic, ze IA litr tego ply
n n, dodaje sic granny ter
.pentyny IL granny kamforyyl.,
Knot naciera sic nazeW1llee--
trznym g6rnym ko6cu lojem
iobraca sic IA natarta stronee
ma ~Wewnatrz. lynn sposobem
pail sic Tampa jasnieij q
szozedzi plynu nieraz, gdy
ME potrzeba jasniejszeggo swia-
tia, wkrecaja knot, BY sic plo-
mie1 stawal mniejszym. o.
.bliczono przyk}adami, ze v
ten sposob petroleju sic ME
.oszczedzi, a przytem ma sic
.te niedogodno6c, re powstaje=
ogromny swad szkodlwyy
zdrowiu, gdyz materye paine
niedostatecznie sic Wypalaja.
lego zatem u1,ikac nalezy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05
Filozofia chlopskia.

Znany j s1awny HUNGRY
sta i illustrator WarszaWski
Fr. Kostrzewski Wyrysowal
pewnego Wedrownego Fryyca,I
kt6ry mial zawiniatkonaple-
each 2 dlugim kijemzapuscil
sic ma lany polskie, praggnac
" Mich kulture ~zaproWadzaiGe..
.Spotyka gospodarz Bartka
stojacego obok chalupy m6--
wi: mo ia, vi tn macze lad
ne grunt, ale trzefa malo'.
Bartek mu ma. to: Jaw
dy lepiej Q chlebfe szukac.
.kija, niz 0 kiju chleba'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05
Wyrok Salomona.

$3.50 $szIgz TrH4&$.54 saiZ Es#eS@E E@I5E%Fg
Dwie starsze kobiety sie-
.dzialy we wagonie poWsta-
Ia pcmiedzy niemi sprzleczksas
0 okno. Jedna prosila konduk--
tora ably je otworzy, DO sic
udusi druga zaS prosi1a
ably okno by}o zamkniete,
" przeciwnym razie grozi jej
atak paralizu. Konduktor by1
" klopocie. w tenn peWien
.podr6zny, kt6rego sprzeczka
ia zniecierpliWila odzywa sic
do konduktora: Me otWieraj
pan okna, to sic jedna .udu-
81, a potem pan oknnoo O
tw6rz, to druga zaraz paraliz
na tamten SWAT wysle a
reszta podr6znych bedzie
miala spok6j!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05
Slup z laWy.

Wskutek ostatnich wybu-
chow wulkanu Mont Pele u
tworzyl sic ma nieszczesliWej
wyspie Martynice slup 2 la
wy, jakiego dotad jeszcze nj
gdzie ME o~bserwowano. Slup
ten utworzyl sic ma szczycie
wulkanu, q ma swa podsta-
we " glebi ~krateru:wysokost
jego wynosi okolo 250m., q
szerokosc u-podstawy 100 NJ.
Mineralog prot. Lacroix, kt6-
~ badal ten tax dziWniee j
nagle powstaly obelsik u
trzymuje, il on utworzyI sic
. lawy, kt6ra magic stezalaa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05
DE]'z,iWny apetyt.

Zaloga przybylego = Fer
nando 20 (Wyspy lezacej
wprost Kamerunu i naleza--
Gel do Hisgzpanii) do Cad:iz, v
HEiszpa1n1iii. 5oklretu, p~rzywiozla.
wiesc . zabiciu przez KRAKOW
COW tamtejszyeh zjednocze-
niu przez mich Mem
ca nazwiskiem Kauffmann:,
.Zaloga hiszpa6ska ukarala
kraiowc6W "a okrucie6stwo
ich dotkliWie, spalila piec o.
sad, murzyn6w zabla, . IS
zran1ila. sMllullri:zyni pplrl:zl,1e,rlrsaazi;eelnii
strzalammi kt6re uwazai "a
czary, przysla1i Wreszeie wo
az dow sW '1iellI .pr'rl'o1S'bIta o'prrl,z.ee--
sbaczenie.
SJ g lL..l' z wick gesia
~ III NJ leszyII
.l'IlllII
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05
List milosny " jajku.

!f<S&&a
Magazynier ska
du jaj " Iiverpoolu, otwo-
rzywszy pred k Xix tygod-.
miami skrzynie iaj, nad1Eesla-
nych zzKanady zauWazyy Ina na
jednem jajku napis nastepu1--
jacy nZapakoWane przez pa
MIA Meade, samotna WdoWe,
wlascicielke fanny wBulle-
view, Manitoba. q. ponieWalz
take wdowcem niesta-
rym, .4 20 L
zycia, uWa y; vice Original
nytenl q Wole Opatrz-
lnosci. Me namly6lajacssie to
dy5dlugo, nlapisa ist=po
Wskaz,anyym adresem,.dol
cyl q sWoj fo,,ttooggr,aifie,1a
~: I yylggo VI eslso,trzyma
81. - snIssIs
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