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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-24
TEMPORARY GOVERNMENT.
Bill for Its Provision Presented b.
Senator Kittrc!ge.

Washington, Feb. Ex-senator Kit
t'elgc of South Dakota, Il member o.
the intcr-ocnanic canal committee
immeliatcly after the ratification OF
the canal treaty. today, introduced 3
liil 20 ;.r0Vidn for tn" temporary gov
crnm"nt Of the Panama canal terri
tory and the protection of the cana
works and for other purposes connect
cd with thr constru ton of the canal
7 ne first section creates the Panama
board Of governors consisting OF three
citizens of the United States, not all
of uhGm shall be of the same political
party, to be appointed by the Presi-
Grnt and confirmed by the Senate.
Until Congress shall otherwise pro-
vide. according to the construction this
legislative. administrative and eXecu-
tive powers possessed by Congress AM
:he privileges of the United States or
the Isthmus of Panama shall be vested
in the board of governors.
Section contains the bill OF rights
Of the United States constitution with
some additional restrictions which pro
vide that all moneys collected for q
special purpose shall be treated as 4"
special fund; that the laws Of tho
United States. except such as are ex
pressly made applicable, snail not ex
tend to the territory.
Section declares that all laws pass
cd by the board shall be reported t.
congress v.hich reserves the power t.
alter o. annul the same.
Section says the board of govern
ors shall be charged with the duty OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-24
ARGUE FISHERIES CASE.
Attorney General OF Hawaii Has Ar
rived at Washington.

San Francisco Feb. 2".-T. ortin Ar
drcws, attorney general of Hawaii. has
arrived here on his way to Washing
ton, to argue the fishing case bcfor"
the United States supreme court. which
is expected to come up for hearing.
early in March.
This; case involving rights valued at
l,000,G00 or more arose from n proVis-
ion OF the act creating the territory.
That all claims to privatc rights ~ fish
ii, the ocean adjacent to tn" islands
must he established H. suit brought in
che circuit court. Several hundred
suits were brought under thn act but
by stipulation all Of the plaintiffs will
abide by the decision Of the I'nitc1
States supreme court in the present
case now on apICll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-24
SENATOR nANNA's Last LETTER.
Written to President, Saying He Had
Touched Tender Spot.

Washington. Feb. Ex-senator Han
mas last written words We're in the
form of n pathetic letter to President
Ennecvclt, In which he acknowledged
in a way QUITE Characteristic, the Pres
ident's .houghtfulness In calling ut his
ho.r to INQUIRE about the senator's con-
dtion. The letter was written by the
senator on the afternoon of Friday,
Feb. 9Th. and was the last business of
any kind transacted by him. After
Senator Hanna's death. President
Roosevelt sent the letter to Mrs. Han
M in order that copies OF 1t might be
made by the family for preservation,
The original viii be returned to Presi-
dent Roosevelt. !. who. WILL treasure it
carefully. The.leftar Mas as follows: :
My Dear Mr.. I'resiIeIit =:
You torched i tender 'spot.sold man,
. when you caIIed PERSONAL---VERY. inquire
. after, me this AM. !, + may b. worse
hcforet can be be tier, but an the sam
such drops of Kindness are good for 4
fellow. - ~
"sineerely yours,
Signed)t M. a. Hanna.
The neXtAday reply was received
from the. President. with Il note stat
jug that it WIS To be shown to the sen
tatee when Mrs. Hanna thought best
senator Hanna never saw the reply
which was as follows:
February 6, 1904.
'p,.r Senator:
Indeed il is your letter from your
SIN bed which tx touching, not my
N:sit. May you very soon be with US
a"..lp. old follow. as strong in body and
= Vigorous in your leadership and your
friendship as over.
Faithfully yours.
tSiSptO Theodore Roosevelt"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-24

Commodore Somerville Nicholson, of
the United States Navy, in letter from
1857 Il ST., N. W., Washington, d. c.,
says:
"Iour Pcruna has been and is now
nsed by SO many of my friends and
acquaintances as = sure cure for catarrh
that l am convinced of its curative
qualities and l unhcSitatinSly recon.
mend it to all persons suffering from
that complaint."- Nicholson.
The highest men in our nation have
given Pcruna a strong endorsement
Men of all classes and stations arc
equally represented.
If you Go not derive prompt and sat-
factory results from the use Of rcrun
write at once TO Dr.. Hartman, giving
full statement Of Your o,-sc and he W
be pleased to give you his valuable &
vice gratis.
Address nr. Hartman, Freshest
'he Hartman Sanitarium. C.,lumit..>
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-24
EELATiONS MAY BE IMPROVED.
Sohan and 6u!g arian Governments
fiay Drop Hostilisios.

C0n"tiutinonle Feb. c5.-M. Natcho-
witch, the bulgarian agent here. who
has inst returned to his post. brought
pack formal assurances To the Porte
th2t the SOFIA government intends to
maintain IN absolutely correct attitude
with regard to Macedonian affairs.
There is row 4 more conciliatory ten
dcn"y in the Turkish official world to-
N1rl the bulgarian demands. and this
creates III" hope that the relations be-
tween the two countries will lie I'M
proved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-24
AT OWNERS RISK.
important Decision BY United States
Supreme Court.

Washington, Feb. 23.-Thc question
IS to whether q passenger on a rail-
Dad train. riding on free pass. who
oses his life on account Of an act of
'are.essneSs on the part Of the rail-
Dad company stands on the same foot
rg as a passenger who pays his fare,
olay, was decided by the United
States supreme court against the free
passenger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-24
70 SUCCEED HANNA.
=x-Gov. Murray Crane for Chairman
OF Republican Committee.

New York. Feb. 23.-The Tribune,
OmOirOW, will say. as coming from
n authoritative source. that ct con-
erence in Washington. today, Presi-
lent Roosevelt and the administration
Paders have agreed on w. Murray
'rane. Ex-Governor of Massachusetts.
IS chairman of the national committee
o succeed the late Senator Hanna.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-24

James Martin was hanged. Tuesday,
t Butte, Mont. for the murder of J.
:. Williams at silver Bow Junction, in
lay, 1902. The trap was sprung in
tier darkness and the only indication
nat tho trap was sprung was the thud.
lis neck was broken by the fall. Mar
ms only words on the scaffold were,
Goodbye; God bless you ALL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-24
STILL UNCONSCIOUS.
John Hogsn's Serious Fall from Fall
River Balcony.

New bedford. Mass. Jar. 2S.-John
logan of Fail River. who fell from
'h' balcony stairs while Mt n boxing
match held here. last evening, is i'll a
dangerous condition and is not expect
eu &c recover. He has sustained q
'oheussion of The brain and has not re-
gained consciousness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-24

The naval appropriation bill was
taken up in the House. Foster (Vtl
Icing made chairman of committee Of
tn" whole and the reading OF the bill
for amendment continued.
In endcayoring to get the amount for
the New York navy yard increased by
$4,000. Fitzgerald On. " declared that
b. no other committee of the House
WIS tine cohesive power of public plum
der so remarkably exemplifed.
In opposing the Fitzgerald amend
ment Chairman Foss declared that
since 1877, S19,oo0,0 G0 had been aar,ranri-
ated for the New York yard. Mr.. Foss
included Mr.. Fitzgerald among that
class of gentlemen who believe in Dut-
ting all of the NAVY on the land"
After n somewhat heated colIon11v-
between Foss and Fitzgerald tho
amendment was defeated
Fitzgerald offered another amend-
rent appropriating S1.5Oo. Goo for the
Improvement of the New York navy.
yard which was also defeated.
\ campaign for the enlargement &C
the government gun factory at Wash -.
ington was launched by Hitchcn,I,
Nep.' VIM "i'' ~ an tiienument car
rying $4,000 fer this purpose. He
stated that the bin recommended
everything possible for the priv2tn
contractor. but nothing in the interes
Of the government. Chairman PendIe-
ION was quoted in his testimony before
the committee in favor Of Increasing
the plant.
yreeland. n. y, declared that 10
have adopted Chairman Pendleton's
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-24
ELECTED TO CONGRESS.
Cochran Succeeds Mcclellan in New
York District.

New York. Feb. 23.-W. 3ourke
'oci,ran was elected n member of Con-
cress. today, at the special election held
l the 18th congressional district to
Il the place made vacant by the rcsig
iation of Mayor Geo. b. Mcclellan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-24
IN TIE HOUSE.
Only One Amendment to Naval Bill
So Far Accepted.

Washington. Feb. 23.-AithouGh the
House devoted the entire day to con-
sidcratiGn of the naval appropriation
bill under the 5-minute rule. small
progress was made. Amendments Werr
offered in profusion for the perfection
of the measure from Il Democratic.
standpoint, but all save an approoril-
ton for the Charleston navy yard were
rejected. This matter. presented in {"
forc,hie manner by Mr.. Lcgare of Sout Ii
Carolina, ana amounting to q total OF
S65G.30O TO carry on work on existing
contracts was agreed to. after Chair
man FCSS had stated that the only
question was whether the appropria-
ton should be made this year or next.
The fight over the proposed Great
Lakes naval training station was "a
gun during the last half hour Of the
session ana promises a lively debate.
Tomorrow. \ point OF order is hanging
over the head of this itcm in the bin
and if it is neglected by Mr.. Coo3er Of
Wisconsin. who promises 20 make if.
the Ohio delegation will see that it is;
pressed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-24
Uncle Sans Daily Business.

Washington, Feb. 23.-Govcrnmcnt
'eceipts: From internal revenue. ST.
1886; customs. $110.641; miscellane-
JUS, $7G,SI0: expenditures, S2.020,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-24
DIED..
WALDO.

Mnntvilie-Feb L. Frank Thompson
aged ); years. months and 8 days.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-23
Rdzne notatki te|egraficzna

- Professor dr.. Fraas doszed} do
przekonania, re Ameryka p6lnocna
stanowiia lad staiy, kiedy jeszcze Eu-
ropa ME wyioniia sic fal morskich.
w Hamburgu robia pr6by z no
wen serum, leczacem rzekomo fe-
bre.
- Ludnose ma Szlazku jest tax
zubozaIa, ze ME odbeda sic tam "a
powiedziane manewry.
- Freiherr Won Horn, kemendant
szwadronu niemieckiej konnicy okazal
sic oszustem, falszerzem weksi /
zbiegiem pod choragwi. Ladny ry-
cerz.
- zydzi uciekaja Kiszyniewa, fe-
kajac sic nowego pogromu. Geese
zbiegow podaza do Chicago.
- Morderca Plehwego pochodzil z
Ufy, mad koleja syberyjska nazy-
wal sic Sasonew.
- Roosevelt poslal prezydentowi
Argentyny list wiasnoreczny swoja
fotografie.
- Pc wyprawie przeciw Turcyi od-
poczywa1a obecnie wojenne okrety a.
merykahskie pod Gibraltarem.
w Poludniowej Dakocie szalafa
wczoraj burza We Willow Lakes trzy
koscio}y, budynek szkolny wszystkie
elewatory stajnie leza W sruzach.
II wagon6w toWarowych kolei Great
Northern spotkai podobny los.
w sprawie skonfiskowane5 ko-
palni asfaltu W Venezuela Rad wa
szyngtonsk musi czekat cierpliwis
do chwili zapadniecia .wyroku sado-
wego.
Adwokat Albert T. Patrick. ska
zany New Yorku ma smierc "a
morderstwo, stara sic o uWolnienle
kolegi wiezienia, kt6ry zastrzelt
policyanta.
- w Cedartown. Ca, zastrzelono
Negra przed mieszkaniem skrzywdzo-
nei przez niego dziewczyny. Trupa
zawleczono do publiczneso parku !
spalono 60 ma stosie.
- Gaz ziemny eksplodowai ko-
palni Buck Ridge Coal Company, pod
shamokin, Pa. Miedzy ofiarami stra-
sznego wypadku znajduje sic Antoni
Tultcki.
- sedzia Parker zwiedzi wystaWe
" st. Louis, lecz przy tel sposobno-
sci ME wystapi nigdzie z publlczna
mowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-23

kamienie pod budowle i ubrania
dla wiezniow i pensyonarzy w
stanowych zakladach karnych i
dobroczynnych.
Montgomery, Ale, 23 sierpnia.
- Gubernator Cunningham wy
znaczyi nagrody "a podanie ma
zwisk ludzi, ktorzy brali udzia1 W
zbiegowiskach "1ynchowaniu"
Negrow. Gubernator zapewnia,
ze uczyni wszystko, co jest W je-
go mocy, azeby ukr6cic samowo-
lie motlochu, bez wzgledu ma to,
czy ofiarami "lynchu" padaja Bia-
Ii lub Murzyni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-23
Co kosztuja wakacye?

Ma pytanie to odpowiada je-
den z dziennikow paryskich ze-
stawieniem nastepujacem: Pod
czas wakacyi wiesniacy spedzaja
po kilka tygodni W miastach wiel-
kich, mieszkahcy zas' tych miast
wyjezdzajs ma letnie mieszkania
lub wycieczki po roznych krajach.
Do Szwajcaryi przybywa rok ro-
cznie okolo 3 milionow turystow,
ktorzy zostawiaja tam mniej vie.
Gel $50 mill. fr., liczsc tylko po
50 fr. ma osobe. Drugie tyle wy
jezdza ma Riviere, do Wioch, do
Hiszpanii it'd. Podroze te kosztu-
ia znacznie wiecej, liczmy 1000
fir. ma osobe, zatem many znow
900 mil. fr.; 100000 obcych przy-
bywa ma wakacye do Paryza,
100000 - do Londynu, 100000
- do Berlina, $4,000 = do Vie
dnia it'd. Wydaja oni wszyscy ra-
zem mniej wiscej $50 mil. fran
k6w. Dodawszy 12 mil. pacyen-
tow, leczacych sic rok rocznie W
zaksadach kapielowych i wyda-
jacych 80 mil, otrzymamy razem
SUNG 80 mil. fr. lyle maja ko-
sztowae wakacye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-23

ma uwazany jest do 1S roku zy-
cia "a ma4oletniego. w jego "a
stepstwie sprawuje przez ten
czas rzady regencya. Zazwyczaj
ME dochodzi on wogole do obje-
cia wladzy, bo gdyby zdarzyao
sic, IL ma czele tylu milionow lu-
dzi stanelaby energiczna, zadna
waadzy dobrze jej swiadoma je-
dnostka, mogloby to stac sic bar
dzo niewygodnym dla rzadu chin
skiego, a zreszta i dla samych
bonzow. Prawie reguly wiec
szczesliwy, jednak TAX pozalo-
wanna godny wybraniec, kohczy
zycie w,kwiecie mlodosci pochole-
cej, lat 1S niedoczekawszy. Re-
genci umieja zawczasu postarac
sic o to, ably "Ojciec bogow j lu-
dzi" "a dlugo ME pozostawal w
tel samej postaci ludzkiej.
Przedostatniego Dalaj-Lame
zmariego w I8 roku zycia miai
sposobnosc ogladac pewien Pun
dyta. "Wsrod wielkiej uroczysto-
Sci ma zioconym i jedwabiem wy
slanym tronie, = opowiada on -
uirza4em osmioletnie dziecie. Ma
gfowie mial Dalaj-Lama zolta
mitre, aolty szeroki plaszcz spa
dal mu plecow na ziemie; z pod
plaszcza wysunal drobne raczki,
ably mas blogossawic. Po tej cere-
monii uraczono zarowno Dalai
Lame, jak mas herbata i gotowa-
nym ryzem, ktorego on ledwie
dotknal. Nastepnie zanucl Dalai
Lama dzieciecym, slabiuchnym
glosem piesh pobozna, jeden z
sedziwych kaplanow wygsosil do
Dalaj-Lamy przemowe, wylicza-
jac wszystkie dobrodziejstwa,
ktere SWAT boskiemu Buddzie w
1udzkich ksztaitach ma do "a
wdzieczenia. Move zakohczyl
trzykrotnie padajac pred Dalai
Lama ma kolana. By} to zarazem
koniec ca}ej uroczystosci".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-23
TELEGRAM A Y.
z teatru wojny.

Petersburg, 23 sierpnia. - Tu-
teisza admiralicya doszla do prze-
konania, re byioby szalenstwem
ME zezwolic ma rozbrojente kra-
zownika "Askold" i kontrtorpe-
dowca "Grozowoj" W neutralnym
porcie Shanghai. Upor Rosy byl-
by w stanie wywo{ac takie mic
dzynarodowe zawikiania, ktoreby
doprowadzit mogly do wybuchu
wojny niedzynarodowej. Rosya
wszakze musiala sic upewnie, ze
okretow w porcie Shanghai ME
zabiora Japohczycy tax samo, jak
to uczynili okretem "Ryeszytel-
ny" w Czifu.
Washington, 23 sierpnia. -
Rad zwiazkowy ME mial maj
mniejszego powodu przypusz-
czac, re Japonia pragnie naruszyo
neutralnoSc Chin i narazlc ma
straty kupcow W porcie SHANGHAI.
Kapitanowie amerykahskich o.
kretow ME otrzylnali zadnych
szczegolnych instrukcyj, kontr-
torpedowiec "Chauncy" tylko
przypadkiem stana} miedzy ja-
pohskim a rosyjskim okreten,
W1adywostok, 23 sierpnia. -
Japohczycy bombardowali Kor-
sakowsk ma wyspie Sachalin.
Piec budynkow rzadowych i je-
denascie domow prywatnych O.
br6cili W perzyne, Uszkedzone
krazowniki "Rossia" i "Gromo-
boj" ulegna reperacyi W tutej-
szych dokach. Ustawione ma mich
beda nowe armaty, "Rossia",
kt6rej zaioga W przewaznej czs-
Sci wyginela, otrzyma i1nych O.
ficerow i marynarzy. Kapitan te-
go krazownika, Berlihski, polegiy
w bitwie, zostal pochowany z
wielka uroczystoscia. W~pegrze-
bic brali udziai: namiestnik Ale
ksieiew, wiceadmiral Skryd1ow /
general Liniewicz. Ogromna bu-
RIA panowala wczoraj ma morzu.
Czifu, 23 sierpnia. - Szturm
"a szturmem przypuszczaja Ja-
pohczycy do Port Artura. Huk
armat ME ustaje ma chwile, a po
obu stronach walczacych widac
taxa pogarde smierci, ktdra gra-
niczy z szalenstwem. Japonczycy
zdobywajs iedno wzgorze "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-23
Kronika MiejscoWa'
O straiku w rzezalniach.

Sedzia Brentano wyda dzisiaj
wyrok, czyh zarzad miasta ma
prawo pozamykac kwatery ola
"lamaczy strajku" W rzezalnlach'
Wczoraj wyslushas argumentow
byfego sedziego Morana, adwo-
kata &c. H. Hammond Co." kto-
ry dowodzil, il w}asciciele RE-
zali, dajac bezplatne pomieszcze-
ME robotnikom w swoich budyn-
kach, czynia to dla ochrony ich
przed niebezpieczehstwem napa-
Sci re strony strajkierow i ME ma
ruszaja W niczem przepisow nliej-
skich. zwlaszcza, re lokale, W kto-
rych urzadzili kwatery lea po "a
obrebem granic pozarnych. Sc
dzia Brentano dzisiaj albo wyda
zakaz sadowy zarzadowl mrasta'
azeby tenze ME przeszkadzaf ist-
nieniu tych kwaer, albo tez roz-
strzygnie, ze zarzad miasta pra-
wnie postapil, domagajac sic zarn-
kniecia tych kwater. w plerw-
Sym razie inne kompanie rzezal-
niane postaraja sic o podobny za-
kaz sadowy, W drugim postara-
ia sic o. znalezienie. innych kwa-
ter dla "lamaczy strajku". Sly
chat, ze juz sic robia przygoto-
wanna, azeby tych robotnikow "a
kwaterowac W Hammond, Ind, w
lekalach dawniej przez rzezalnie
zajmowanych, obecnie pustka-
mi stojacych, skad codziennie spe-
cyalne pociagi przywozilyby lido
kad odwozilyby robotnikow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-23
PRZEGLAD
P0uTYKI MIEDzYhARODOWEl
Chicago, 23 sierpnia.

Wydaje sic rzecza prawie ME
mozliwa, aby istnialo W naszych
czasach miasto wielkiem zna-
czeniu, prawie nietkniete sto-
pa Europejczyka. Taxa jest VIA
snie Lhassa, stolica Tybetu, "a
jeta obecnie przez korpus wojska
angielskiego.
Z niezrozuniala dla mas zacie-
tosciq bronili dotad mieszkancy
Tvbetu Europejczykom wejscla
do Lhassy, strzegac jej, jak swie-
tel tajjemnicy. 1 to, CO wiadomo o
rezydencyi Dalaj-Lamy, zawdzie-
czat nalezy tax wv. Pundytom, t.
]. indyjskirn urzednlkon wymia-
III, wysylanym przez Rad angiel-
ski rozmaitymi czasy do Tybetu,
kt6rzy tam bez przeszkod wedru-
ia po catej krainie.
Naiznakomitszy z tych Pundy-
tow, Mai Singh, bawil dwr1kro-
tnie, ulianowicie w latach 1866 i
1876 w metropolii buddyjskiego
lamaizn1u. Inny, znany jeno jako
"a. K" spedzil tam nawet rok
caly (1s7o do 1880. Wedle ich
oplsu szeroka dolina, w ktorej le-
4y Lhassa, wznosi sic $3.50 m.
mad powierzchnia mora. Otwar-
ia jedynie cd poludniowego Ia
chodu, sk2d cieple dochodza do
niei pEgdy powietrza, jest ze-
wszad zreszta otoczona wysokimi
g6r grzbietausi. Dzieki temu po-
lozeniu, mogia W zupelnej skryto-
Sci ugruntowac sic i wzrosc do
znacznych rozmiar6w wielka, lu-
dna stolica.
Ludnosc Lhassy obliczaja ma
1900 mieszkanc6w, ME liczac W
to garnizonu, I. ]. 1900 bonzow,
Cd kt6ych roja sig lczne tutej-
sze klasztory. w rzeczywistosci
jednak przehywa W Lhassie nie-
r6wnie wiecej ludzi, przypiywaja
bowiem do niej coraz nowe fale
pielgrzyn6wi&upcow. Jak Maho-
metanie do Mekki, ciagna do Lha-
ssy ustawicznie tysiace wyznaw-
cow Buddy, ably ma .swietych
wzg6rzach POtale, siedzibie Da-
laj-Lamy, wyprosiG sobie blogo-
Siawiehstwo arcykapiana. Du-
chownych wszelkich stopni jest
W Lhassie tylu, re na pierwszy
rzut Okla odnoSi sic wrazenie, ja-
koby ME byio tam wogole niko-
go wiecej. Ma nedznych SKA
.ach bez przerwy niemal sciaga-
Z sic do serca buddaizmu piel-
-rzyni roznych stron Tybetu.
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Nac nalezy pod 4sotetni kopularni
SsSrz Posala, r0zpistych, ,jak5an-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-23
Sprtna.

- Co dallas mezpwi M imieninys
- Sto cygar.
- A gdzies je kupiia?
- Nigdzie. Cd trzech mfesiecy
przeszlo zaczeiam wyciagac mezowi 3
bisrka 20 cygazza i uciafaao sic.