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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-08

his surviving brothers.
Included in the papers taken with
Stoddart to Germany are Valentine
Faher's passport bearing the date of
May 10, 1861, letters written to him
in America by his brothers, family
records and other important docu-
ments.
Luther Carl Won Faber of Baden
Baden, who recently visited America,
claims that there is no dispute about
Valentine Faber's relationship to the
deceased baron, but the trouble will
be in recovering the property after
the lapse of SO many years.
The American heirs who are prose-
cutting the claims are very wealthy
and well fortified to make a fight.
Mrs. Charles Richter, residing east
of Shepards, is president of the as
ISOLATION and Russell j. Ash of Mt
Vernon, O., is secretary.
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A NATURAL RESULT.

1t is reasonable to suppose if the
foundation of structure gives way
the building is bound to come down
This principle can be applied to dis
ease. Take medicine that will re-
move the cause of sickness, and a
cure is sure to follow Dyspepsia. in
digestion. sick headache and bilious
ness, their foundation is stomach
disorders Remove this weakness
and the other symptoms are no more
There is one cure druggists sell for
20 cents per box. 1t is DR.. GUMS
Improved Liver Pills. One for a dose
They make the cure by taking away
the cause. Write DIR. Bosanko %
philadelphia, Pa. For sale by ali
druggists. "a.
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so per cent within less than 10 years
1t was in order to give an adequate
supply of currency that the demo-
Gratis had urged free silver coinage,
he said, and the result upheld their
position that more currency was
needed
Bryan has endorsed government
ownership Of railroads, but this. like
free silver coinage, might be a
stumhliug block. ard SO in his adj
dress he stated that government reg
Glation should be tried first. If that
failed, he said, government owner
ship would be inevitable.
Conservative men have weighed
Bryan's keynote utterances very care
fully and they unite in the opinion
that a great change has come over
him. Many republicans are openly
declaring that they will vote for him
on such a platform as he has out
lined unless the republican party gets
relief from the trusts and from the
railroads.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-08
TENNESSEE
ENDEAVORERS
fScrinns News ASsociatiOnD

fScrnps News Associatton.)
MONTEAGLE, Tenn, Aug. S.
Scores of enthusiastic young people
have taken possession of this place
and during the remainder of the week
they will take part in the annual con-
vention of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety. Judging from the character Of
the program and the prominence of
the scheduled speakers the conven-
ton will prove to be one of the most
successful ever held by the Tennessee
society. AT the formal opening this
evening, following the greetings and
responses, President Hendrick of the
state organization will deliver his an
nual address.
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between Mrs. Taggart and Charles
w. Miner, commander of the post;
that at the dinner table on May Z,
1903, Mrs. Taggart permitted Miner
to take liberties with her; that she
was at various times found in places
that would excite suspicion with
Lieutenant Fortescue; that she was
at various times found in an intoXi-
Gated condition, was addicted to Gig
arcts, and that n barrel of empty
whisky bottles was hauled away from
her home in Orrsville; that she never
attended church a dozen times in her
life until she came to Wooster, whore
she joined church; that afterward
she was involved with the son of
prominent Wooster miaister while
spending the Fourth of July with the
minister's family at Silver Lake, near
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i FOUND dad
SITTING ON BOX

ST. LOUIS, Aug. S.-Before COM
hitting suicide by shooting himself
in the mouth. with a 3S-caliber revolv-
er, Frank Fortman, an aged and &C.
centric tailor, wrote a will disposing
of his property; gave directions for
the disposition of his body and adj
dressed letters to a son, a daughter
and a sister-in-law, informing them
of the reasons why he had taken his
life.
Fortman was found dead in a rear
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TAGGART CASE
Is POSTPONED

WOOSTER, O., Aug. S.-James
Sterling, Captain Taggurt's attorney.
was taken i'll last night. The divorce
trial was postponed until this after
noon.
The attorneys have agreed to a
postponement until tomorrow. There
is talk OF courtmartial for Captain
Taggart after his trial on charges
10 be preferred by his wife, The
woman's attorneys deny such inten-
ton.
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LUTHERANS TO UNITE

FORT WAYNE. Ind, Aug. S.-Rep-
resentative lay and clerical members
of the three American synods of the
Lutheran church are gathering in this
city for the much discussed inter-
synodical Conference of that denomina-
ton. The purpose of the conference
Is to discuss a plan of union on doc
trinal matters which have hitherto
divided the Lutheran synod.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-08
COMPTROLLER
WAITS F0R JUR1

Judge Miles PoindeXter uneXpect-
eddy adjourned his court this morn
ing until Saturday and it is not
known whether the grand jury will
ask him to sit long enough to hear
its report on the findings it has made
in the courthouse. 1t is believed
such a report already is prepared or
is being prepared.
Miss Orpha NJ B. Gardner, official
stenographer in the clerks office at
the city hall, was before the jury
this morning and again this after
noon.
Robert Farley. city comptroller,
was waiting his turn in front of the
jury room this afternoon.
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DUFtI'5 PUT MALT Wh}ktv

for weeks session. Many promi-
nent lay and clerical members of the
Episcopal church are in attendance
from various parts of the country.
The daily program provides for three
hours of work in Bible study and
brotherhood methods each morning,
and popular platform meetings in the
evening, leaving the afternoons free
for recreation.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-08
LIGHTNING BURNS UP
MONEY BEING COUNTED

TARRYTOWN, y. Y, Aug. S.-Dur-
ing a thunderstorm here lightning
performed a peculiar freak. Louis
Debiasto was sitting under his piazza
in Valley street, counting out his
money preparatory to trip to Italy.
A flash of lightning nearly bli ded
him and when he recovered his sight
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his pocketbook and money were miss
ing. The lightning had struck the
pocketbook and burned up the money
and his hands were not even scorched.
There was about 5000 in the pocket
book, representing many years saw
ings. Debiasto was daZed for several
hours.
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Enters "A sweeping denial of all
charges.
Charges that Taggart was guilty
of extreme cruelty and drunkenness;
that at Fort LeaVenwortll he tore the
clothes from her person, which
clothes will be produced as evidence,
together with "A pledge Of Major Tag
CARTS to refrain from drink, the
breaking Of the pledge to be equiva-
lent to his resignation from the
army; that at San Francisco he alb
Quoted their children. and that in the
Philippines he was guilty of gross
misconduct with one Augusta de In
Cruz. ii Filipino Elrl. whose written
testimony VIII be introduced during
the trial.
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lat NEGROES
AID GERMANS
lScrinns News Association. J

6Scrinps News AssociationD
ANTWERP, Aug. S. - Travellers
from Cameron report rumors that a
tribe of cannibals called Mems have
recently killed and eaten 1000 negroes
and eight German Colonists.
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TZE E0W CONREp .NxRH7YDH
Mz1RE ZZR.S ZHffART SPEXDS
N2ST ar HLR Z7ZE

Il will fight these hdeous charges
to the bitter end. To keep my two
dear boys, l will spend every cent
that I have, and can beg. borrow, or
steal MRS. TAGGART.
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Il had diabetes in it's worst FORM"
writes Marion Lee of Dunreath, Ind.
II tried eight physicians without re-
lief. Only three bottles of Foley's
Kidney Cure made me well man"
Sold by Chas. McNab, 402 Riverside
avenue. so
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BROTHERHOOD OF
ANDREW AND PHILIP

POCONO PINES, Pa, Aug S.-The
third annual conference and training
institute of the Brotherhood of An
drew and Philip opened here today
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y. Liberati, with Mrs Liberati and
daughter are registered at the Hotel
Spokane. The noted musician gives
his entertainment this evening at the
SpOkane thcatcr.
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Skeleton 1000 years old found on
the banks of the placid Shoptunk In
MARYLAND. About a year ago we would
have playfully suggested that Henry
Gassaway Davis be called upon to
identify the remains. But now, we
refrain.
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QUICK RELIEF FOR ASTHMA
SUFFERERS

Toley's Honey and Tar affords i'm
mediate relief to asthma sufferers
in the worst stages and if taken in
time will effect a cure. Sold by Chas.
Nc Nab, 402 Riverside ave ***
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-08

Jay Woodwork, the Lewiston alb
stractor was in Spokane last night.
Mrs. Woodwork is visiting in the
city.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-08

Germany seems to have played tho
"open door gig" in Frances Moroccan
policy.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-08

Chester b. Ellis, formerly of Spo-
kane, now of San Francisco, is in the
city.
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Elks' special Pullman sleeper via
o. r. & N. to Portland, August Is.
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Elks' special Pullman sleeper via
o. r. & n. to Portland, August Is.
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Elks' special Pullman sleeper via
0. r. & n. to Portland, August IS.
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Hundreds of thousands of people
use HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
as family tonic. If taken this
month it will keep the family well all
' 5a',-. ''s ss, If ya"'ssA7zzzzlz4a[
money back. S5c. W.
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She is the attractive defendant
whom Captain Gilmore F. Taggart,
Sixth infantry. t. S. A, charges with
indiscretions with other army officers.
The case is on trial at Wooster, O.
She is also suing him, charging in
fidelity. Army circles all over the
country are interested in the case.
Major Taggart's Charges.
That her conduct with Lieutenant
Rither, n friend of the family, and
with a man named Spencer, were
most reprehensible; that she was
guilty of infdelity with William Tag
CART. cousin of the plaintiff. at Orrs-
Vile; that she associated with peo-
pie Of bad reputation at Fort Thomas,
Ky, and that they afterward showed
up at Fort Leaves worth, Kan, when
Mrs. Taggart renewed their associa-
ton; that certain clandestine meet
ings took place at Fort Leavenworth
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-09-20

mniemania przekopanie kanaiu
da sic dokonac W przeciagu lat
pieciu. w przeciagu dalszych lat
pieciu moznaby pog}ebic kanai
do glebiny morza.
Japohski posel Takahira po-
wr6cil tn z New Yorku i odwie-
dill zastepce sekretarza stanu A
dee, Zamierza wyjechac do New
Yorku znowu "a kilka dni. Po-
rkucii plan wyjazdu natychmia-
sfowego do Japonii i wyjedzie
dopiero wtedy, gdy baron Komu-
"a przybedzie do Japonii do
reczy cesarzowi traktat pokojo-
wy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-09-20
gR0TKIE kOTATKI MlEJSKIE.

w domu pm. 332 Ashland boul.
rabusie ME mogac sic wlamac do do
mu, ograbili lodownie mleka sto1a-
ca ma balkonie.
u pp. Wade zam. pm. 34S Ash.
land boul. banda ziodziei wkradla sic
frontowem oknem do domu zabrafa
zloty zegarek 5000.
- Wczoraj popeiniono dwanascie
rabunkow W r6znych dzielnicach mia
sta. Najwiecej ucierpieli bogacze mile
szkajacy przy Ashland boul.
- Policya aresztowaia 22ch szule'
row znajdujacych sic ma statku szu-
lerczym City Of Traverse. Uczyniono
to ma mocy badah miernika zwiazko-
wego, ktory, planami w6d nalezacych
do stanu Illinois, .wykazai, re szuler-
,rzy trudnili sic SVEN rzemioslem W
wodach stanu Illinois. Gas, ably raz
temu kres poiozyc.
- Ma jeziorze Michigan krazy BAN
da rozb6inik6w morskich. w niedzie-
lie wyladowali W SO. Chicago tam
wystraszyli z klubu kilku czionkow
towarzystwa zeglarzy. w Chicago
wszystko jest motliwe.
Woda uszkodziia wielN organ "
hall orkiestry Thomasa. Szkode wy
rzadzona obliczaja ma $500.
- Podobno radca stanowy Healy
cofnai zamiar zamkniecia salonow W
niedziele.
- Przed sadem stawai Fred Droe-
ge, 265 Chicago ave. Droege podpalii
dom W kt6rym mieszkaia jego iona.
Straa pozarna zdoiaia stlumic pfomie-
ME W zarodku. Podpalacz zostai wypu-
szczony ma wolnose pod kaucya $4,000.
- Prezydent chicagoskiego uniwer'
sytetu, zasiuzony Harper, poddai sic
ponownej operacyi. Operacya odbyia
sic tajemnie, TAX ze Mkt o tenn nie
wiedzial. Wczoraj dopiero rzecz wy
szia ma jaw.
- George Golosin pozgai nozem
swego towarzysza Stephena Crew.
chan. Obaj mieszkali pm. 1858 Cly-
bourn ave. Golosina umieszczono ma
stacyi policyjnej, Grevichana W
szpitalu Braci Alexyan6w. ~ fptS Z.
s s. Szynkarze Kusel ! Marks, 266
Franklin str.. zbankrutowali. Diugi
ywynoszs $4,000. lto sssS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-09-20
ROk XVI.

Obaj spojrzeli sobie W oczy.
zaden z Mich ME mogl sobie wy
tsomaczyc jak pugilares dostal
sig do tego koszyczka.
Starry wojak umari.
Wczoraj odbyi sic pogrzeb sta
rego wojaka, M. Rewandowskie-
60. Zmariy liczyl lat IoI; bral
ldziai W trzech polskich powsta-
mach, W roku 1880, IS4S 1868.
w powstaniu styczniowem 20
stall wziety do niewoli wyslany
ma Sybir, gdzie pozostai 8 lata.
Wrociwszy do kraju zaczai znow
ludzi zachecac do powstania.
Rad rosyjski uwiezii 60 powto--
ME chciai wys}ac ma Sybir, lecz
Sp. R. wymknal sie.i uciekl wraz
zona dziecmi do Ameryki.
Zmariy pozostawia po sobie
wdowe, 81 letnia staruszke, SEE
sciu syn6w, AZ wnuk6w i praw-
nukow.
Napadli Rosyanina.
Wczoraj wieczorem gromada
zydow napad}a i obiia II letnie-
go staruszka Rosyanina, Ludwi-
ka Kasefskiego zam. pm. III w.
18th place. Starzec powiada poll
cyl, re napadnieto 60 dlatego, re
jest Rosyaninem. Napastnicy "a
dali mu niebezpieczna rane W gso-
vie.
Napasc W polskim wyszynku.
w niedziele d. II wrzesnia o
godzinie 1otej wieczorem napa-
dlo ma p. T. Giesego W jego wy
szynku pm. 769 Milwaukee ave.,
reg Cleaver ulicy, dwoch zamas-
kcwanych drabow rewolwerami
w reku w celu obrabowania go.
w wyszynku byli tylko dwaj go
scie: pp. K. Lach i ]. Czupryna.
P. Giese ME tracac przytomno-
Sci, chwycii "a revolver i wy
mierzyl do opryszka stojacego o
S stop cd niego, lecz gdy sic prze-
konal, re revolver ME funkcyo-
nuje, skryl sic "a bare, dobiegi
do tylu barry i powtornie celowal
do rabusia z ukrycia. Wtenczas
pablo do niego kilka strzalow,
ME trafiajac 60. Opryszki zbiegli
hez lupu. Pan K. Lach podczas
zajscia wybiegi ma ulice, narobil
haiasu, - co tez przyczynilo sic
do niepowodzenia zioczyhcow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-09-20
Nieomylny.

Alez panic doktorze, juz pred
rokiem zapewniai mnie pan, re "a
cztery miesiace noga moja bedzie zu-
pelnie wyleczona!.
= Nieinaczej, dzisiaj jestem jesz-
cze tego samego zdania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-09-20
Rome nOtatkl teIegraiiczns.

Rome nOtatkl teIegraiIczns.
l. w sprawie konferencyi marokaf-
skiej cd trzech dni ME odbywaja sic
narady pomiedzy reprezentantami
Niemiec Francyi, drem Rosenem
Reyoilem, ale podobno ME ma o.
bawy, by nastapiio zerwanie ukfadow
s. Cofnieto juz wojska wys}ane do
Toxic dla usmierzenia rozruchow.
a. Przyw6dzca moskalofil0w ma Ko-
rel, Jijongik, niedawno zdegradowany
izbiegiy kraju, przybyi do SHANGHAI
ipodobno ma konszachty rosyjskim
poslem ma Korei, Pawlowem.
: Norweskie szwedzhe wojska
cofnieto mad granicy. Konferencya
nbrwedzko szwedzka zapewne ME
skonczy sic pred czwartkiem.
+ Pociag ekspresowy jadacy do o.
porto W Portugalii przejechal automo-
bill zabii jadacych W MIN maizonkow
.ch dwoie dzieoi.
3 Stan zdrowia barona Komury W
New Yorku stale sic polepsza.
g. q Panamy nadeszly telegramy
donoszace, jakoby prezydent Kolumbii
Reyes ogiosi1 sic dyktatorem czion-
k6w wyzszego sadu uwiezi}, ! jakoby
wojsku kazai strzelac do t1umow ma
padajacych ma jego palac. Posel .Ko-
lumbii we Waszyngtonie zaprzecza tel
wiesci.
q w Bloomington, ILL.,, umarl Jo-
seph keenan,, milioner LEGACY lat u,
najstarszy banker owego miasta, by
iy burmistrz Leroy, Ill.
= - w La Porte. CAL, miasteclNu
g6rniczem, powstai pozar W dzielnicy
chinsskiej zniszczyi prawie Gale
miasteczko. Szkoda zrzadzona wynosi
S1uh Goo.
- W st. Paul, Mimi, spali}a sic ia.
bryka Anchor Silver Plate CO..;
szkoda zrzadzona wynosi s150,000
Z Warszawy donosza, re we Nlo-
ciawku zasho,j wypadek cn"iely.
- w Haaze W Holandyi otworzo-
no wczoraj zgromaGzenie stanow &c.
neralnych.
= w jednym budynkow naleza-
cych do United Electric Light and
Power Co." przy E. 29 ST. W New
Yorku wydarzyia sic eksplozya ko-
tie parowym robotnik6w niebez-
piecznie zostaIo pokaleczonycn.
- By1y burmistrz miasta Fond du
Lac, Wis. Frank B. Haskins, prey
dent kolei Eastern Wisconsin, u
mari nagle.
- w Meksyku umarl konsul mex
sykanski W Los Angeles, Guilmore
Andrade; LEGACY lat 76.
= w Toronto W Kanadzie spalil
sic mIyn zbozowy Browna ma Espla-
nadzie. Przy gaszeniu pozaru, kt6ry
zrzadzi} szkode ma 100000, zabil sic
jeden straaak, a trzech mocno sic po-
kaleczylo.
- STANDARD Oil Co." po raz trzeci
W dw6ch tygodniach podnosi Gene
nafty. Lepsze gatunki kosztuja juz
Gently ma galonie, a gorsze o CEN
ty ma galonie wiecej, niz pred kilku-
nastu dniami.
- Kiedy parowiec Prinz Oskar W
podr6zy z Genuy do Neapolu zawinaf
do portu Palermo, Amerykanin Will
liam Reus wskoczyi W morze utonai
- Znany rzymski malarz francesca
vitalini, wybrawszy sic ma wycieczke
W Alpy, zniki bez wiesci.
H. w. benson l szesciu innych
czionk6w poselstwa pokojowego ia
pohskiego, przybyli do Seattle, Wash.
1 dzisiaj wsiadaja ma parowiec Dako-
ta
Witte przyby} Cherbourga,
gdzie go oczekiwaIy iona corka, do
Paryza ma jego zyczenie, ME by}o
zadnego urzedowego przyjecia.
W Paryzu W hotelu Continental
okradziono markize de Angelo, ma
= tke sekretarza posia hiszpahskiego.
Ukradziono jej $4,000 rome klej.
noty.
w New Orleans do dnia wczoraj-
szego zachorowalo ma z6lta febre 1859
osob, umario 345.
Nieomylny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-09-20
TELEGRAMY.

Wiborg, Finlandya, 2ogo wrze-
snia. = Jacht carski "Gwiazda
polarna", ma ktorym rodzina car
ska odbywa przejazdzke po mo-
rzu finskiem, ,przybyl do Wiborga.
Car ogladal nowy okret wojenny
"Slawa' krazownik "Abrek.
Pozniej przyjmowas gen. guber-
natora Finlandyi, ksiecia Jana O
bolenskiego.
Odessa, 2ogo wrzesnia. - Re-
gestracya wyborcow tutejszych,
ktorzy maja obierac reprezentan-
ia do dumy, wykazuje oryginalny
rezultat. z pomiedzy 1000 osob
uprawnionych do glosowafiia, "a
regestrowaio sic tylko us dotych-
czas. Powodem tego jest prawdo-
podobnie Ia okolicznosc, re Odes-
sa, iczaca 100000 mieszkahcow,
ma prawo tylko do jednego repre-
zentanta i municypalne wiadze
nadaremnie prosily Rad, ably do
zwo1i{ obrae dwoch reprezentan-
tow. Kampania wyborcza odby-
wac sic ME moze, gdyz wojsko do
niej ME dopuszcza. = Podobny
rezultat wykazuja rezestracye W
KJowie, Ekaterynosiawiu Char
kowie. Jeszcze tylko 4 dni poe
staja do regestracyi. Rada mif1is
cypaina 0dessy postancwiaa pro-
SIC Rad o wolnosc prasy o ze-
zwolenie ma zgromadzenia uni.
Seul, Korea, 2ogo wrzesnia. -
Przybycie panny Alicyi Roose-
welt do stolicy Korei bylo praw-
dziwym wjazdem tryumfalnym.
Niesiono ia W cesarskim zoltym
palankinie dworca do poselstwa
amerykanskiego, przez ulice "a
pelnione Koreahczykami bialo u
branyni. Gwardye cesarskie pre-
zentujace bron robi}y miejsce na
ulicach. Ulice byly swiezo bruko-
kowane, skiady byly udekoro-
wane flagami koreanskiemi i na
predce pomalowaneni flagami a.
merykanskiemi.
Parma Roosevelt, kontradmiral
Train, senator Newlands ze iona,
panna Boardman panna Nc Mil
lin, jakotez pos}owie do kongresu
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