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If the baby is cutting teeth, be sure and use that old and well tried remedy, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, Tor
 children teethfng. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-21

graphs the like of which hs never been seen in this city. He used both hands and feet to illustrate his points and got a big hand.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-21
nnru1Nn THE MASK ,

"Behind the Mask will be presented at the New Haven theater March 26, 2l and 2S
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-21
New Haven Theater.

Secret Service Sam" drew a crowd ed house at the New Haven tleater last night. The leading role, that of Sam Princeton, a secret service man, is in the hands of Charles T. Aldrich, the actor-magician, who once in real life played the character which he now portrays on the stage. Mir, Aldrich, be- fore becoming an actor, was a newspa- per man, and as part of his duty was to cover police headquarters, he often was forced to assume the role of "sleuth' to fulfll his duties as a re- porter During the action of the play MT. Aldrich makes many complete changes of characters before the au dience. The performance will be given again to-day, matinee and night.
 BEEN OF BROKEN BOW RANCH" "
 Ben of Broken Bow Ranch" with Franklin Woodruff as the star. will be the attraction at the New Haven thea ter Thursday, Friday and Saturday night. this week, and at the Saturday matinee. It is a very pretty little story. so we are informed, and the characters are of tine sort for the great CT part, that one likes to associate with for an evening. There is a young western ranchman who falls in love with a New York girl. He follows her ry New York after selling out his in terest in the ranch, for the purpose of starting in business in the city and winning his lady love. Then it ap- pears that his uncle has misappropriat- ed her fortune of $50,000, which hap pens to be just the amount he has brought with him to New York. He mates to have the girl lose the money so he performs a sentimental but reck- less act by turning over his own for tune to the uncle and, giving up his own ambition he returns to the ranch. The girl follows him after time, and the curtain falls on the scene of their reunion. It is pretty little love story, and is simply and naturally told. Con trasting as it does the modes of life in the west and the east, Ben of Broken Bow Ranch" suggests compar- ison with "The Heir of the Hoorah ' Mir. Woodruff has in Ben Martin of Broken Bow a role thatis particular well adapted to his personality, and one he takes good advantage of, mak- ing the young ranchman a manly low able fellow, with whom it is not hard to sympathize. He has a good phy- sioue and a fance of the Gibson type, and he makes the figure one of distinc- tion. whether in cowboy or evening dress.
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-12-07
Ate His Own Turkey,

S. and II were two farmers in the
town Of Adams Their farms adjoinod
s. had noticed how much fattcr than
his own were IT, turkeys As Thanks.
giving drew near his desire to have
one Of them for dinner became strong.
ed. Late one night he took his Ian.
tern and went over to where his
neighbours turkeys were roosting-
picked out the largest among them.
and tied a red string around his leg.
Two days later he called on II and
said: II had fine large turkey that
! had especially picked out for my
Thanksgiving dinner. tied a red
string around his leg so as to know
him and | find he has disappeared
DO you suppose he has wandered over
here"
We'll, perhaps; they do sometimes
stray away" replied II. Come out
and we viii see
Sure enough, there was the turkey
with the red string tied to his leg.
S. took him under him arm and went
home Thanksgiving day Mr.. and Mrs.
II, took dinner with the S. family,
and after the meal was finished S.
told the joke, and Iall had good
laugh.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-12-07

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ing their dividends, hnI still rates
are kept up aud Ihrr" Is great com
plant among shippers Of u short.
age Of cars. The complaints have
become SO general that the Inter
state Commerce Commission Is
about to start an investigations
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-12-07
Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, administrator Of the estate of
WILLIAM MCDOWELL, Deceased,
win make flnnl settlement OF said estate a.
the next term Of the Probate Court OF 81
Francois county, Missouri. To he begun unt
held In the Court House in Pennington, In
said county, on the second Monday I'm
january, 1907.
SAMUEL MCDOWELL, Administrator
November 30, 1906.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-12-07
a Football Enthusiast.

W. J, Clothler, the tennis champion
Of America, said at dinner in Phil.
adclphia.
Tennis is all very well in its way
but what is the excitement, what is
the enthusiasm of tennis compared to
that Of football?
Perhaps YOU have heard of that
Pennsylvania guard who, coming to
at the end of football game, wills
pered to the physician bending over
him.
Ibid we win, doctor?'
"'Yes, hands down the physician
answered.
The guard flushed with joy.
"'Neyer mind that fractured thigh,
then, doc, he said. Just take these
broken teeth out of my mouth SOS
can holler.'"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-12-07

President Roo,cyrlt's order dis
missing from The service without
honor the urglo troops mrIrn''d
,u Nh" outrage at Brownsville
T-Aa-, promises To booml',r"
congressional Investigation >oa-
aror~ Foraker and prmro-crorA .u
'rodUnud IN the Senate last Monday
resolutions iuquIrlug into the rou-r
Of the discharge Senator Forakrr
takes the ground that the pro-I-
dent exceeded his authority. That,
the President may have done: he
makes a good many mistakes
through his impulslvc, headstroug
ways; but those troops ought to
have been drummcd out Of the
srrvlCr-uot only the buIlirs among
them that shot up the town and
torrorilra it. citizens, but their
comrades IA arms who refused to
point out the guilty ones that they
might be punished under the civil
law. The question Of their rolur
ought not to en-, any figure ia Ih"
case. White or black, soldiers IN
the army ought to he So disciplined
and made to know their place that
their presence in any community
would be regarded rs a means Of
security to the people instead Of a
menace 10 the peace and dignity of
the State. President Roosevelt
may have exceeded his authority
which OF itself is n bad precedent
to allow to 90 unrebuked; it may
be that under the constitution and
the law the question of dishOnor-
able discharge or punishment Of
the troops ought to have been
settled by court martial, but the
sentiment Gctuating him is APP
proved by all people not blinded
by sentimental infatuation Of the
negro.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-12-07
CHARITY BOARD ORGANIZED.

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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-12-07
An Eye to the Future.

Mrs. Pileitton Ito her coachman)--
James, trust that you are an at
tendant at religious exercises?
"Oh. yes, mem. / goes as often as I
has the chance, mem"
And l trust that you feel 1t your
duty to lead such life here as will
assure you a place among the good in
the next world?"
"Oh, yes, mem. tries to. Thank
you kindly, men,"
Il am glad of It James. I have
been so much pleased with your serv.
ices that 1t is real comfort to me to
know that II we are permitted to have
coachmen in heaven I may continue
to employ you there. Life.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-12-07
Congressional Committee Gall.

Whereas the Democratic Congress
sional Committee OF the 18th district
Of Missouri, elected at the recent pri-
mares by the several counties of the
District, has not yet been organized:
Therefore for the purpose OF or
ganization, the members of the Com
mittee are called to meet at Bismarck,
Missouri, on Monday, December 10th,
1906, and for the transaction of such
other business as may properly come
before it.
X. A. FRAZIER,
Hillsboro, Mo-, Chairman.
November %, 1906.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-12-07

Congressman Sheppard of Texas
was one Of the first members of
Congress to introduce Il bill last
Monday. His measure is for an in
come tax, which provides levy Of
> per cent on incomes of ~ 900 to
IS, 600, 3 per cent on incomes Of
IS 900 to SIG, 900; / per cent on
incomes of $4,000 to $50 900; )
per cent on incomes of $32 600 to
$G4 900, and e per cent on all in
comes above that amount. 1t will
never get farther than the
committee aud be heard of no more
during the present session. An in
come tax was passed in 1894, but
was nulliied by the Supreme Court.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-12-07
Terms Of SO Senators Expire in March

The term Of thirty members OF
the United States Senate will rN-
pire March ,, 1907. The New
York World Describes the situa
ton in this way: In only Il few
states, and those Republican, does
the re election of sitting Senators
or the choice of their successors
remain in doubt. Where Demo
cratic Senators are to retire in the
south their Democratic successors
have generally been designated, as
in the case Of Senator Berry of
Arkansas, and Senator Carmack of
Tennessee, who will make room for
Governor jeff Davis and Fid-
ding Bob Taylor. Senator Pat
terson of Colorado, will yield prob.
ably to Simon Guggenheim, who is
credited with having financed the
Republican state campaign, aud
the Legislatures of Idaho and Mon.
tuna will replace Senator Dubois
and Senator Clark with Republi-
cans. The good old days seem to
have passed in Montana when Clark
with Midas-Iike touch could turn
Republican votes into gold. In at
least three States the Republicans
are sharply divided. In Rhode
Island enough independent Repub.
leans have declared themselves
against the corrupt BraytOn Al.
drlch machine to threaten the eX-
TN ,tiOn OF Senator WetmOre aud
to give hopes, through Democratic
60. operation, of the election of
Colonel Goddard. Senator Dry.
den's chances Of reelection in New
Jersey grow simmer ms the time
for the assembling of the Legisla.
ture draws nearer. But he is
fighting desperately and has gone
to Trenton to marshal his forces in
person. Michigan has four lead
ing candidates who aspire to Sena-
tor Ayers seat-Representative
William Alden Smith, Representa-
tive Charles +. Townsend, Arthur
Hill, a wealthy lumberman, who
fought the old Mcmillan machine
in days past, and William G. Me.
MILAN, The former Senator's son.
Norris Brown is slated to take the
place OF Senator Willard Of Nebras
ka, and Senator Benson Of Kansas,
who by appointment is serving out
the uneXpired term of ex-senator
Burton which Burton is serving
in jall-eXpects to be elected. In
New Hampshire Winston Churchill,
leader Of the Lincoln Republicans,
may reappear as candidate for
Senator Burnham S seat. In Dele
ware Senator Alice may be replaced
by Dupont man. Kentucky has
already elected Judge Paynter to
succeed Senator Blackburn next
March, and the recent elections in
dicated Governor Beckham as Sen
ator McCreary's successor after
March 3, 1909.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-12-07

At meeting of the state Board
of Charities held at Jefferson City
last Monday, it was decided to
recommend to the General Assem-
bly, the adjustment of capital pun
ishmeut. 1t will also recommend
the establishment Of a State Board
of Control for State institutions IN
stead Of 1.-THE present system OF IA
special board of managers for each
institution, and the enlargement of
the powers and prerogatives of the
Governor in reference to the re-
moval of county officers guilty of
maIfeasance in Office or derellctlon
Of duty. The committee made a
singing report of the condition of
the st. Joseph Jail, which is branded
as relic of the dark ages, - its
sanitary condition simply beyond
description, " and "a disgrace not
only to the county of Buchanan,
but 10 the State of Missouri. "
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-12-07
TO CURE A.CoLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money If it fails
to cure. T.. W. GROVES signature is
on each box. 2Sc.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-12-07
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters OF dmn-
lstratOn were granted to the undersigned
by the Probate Court OF 81. Francois county,
Mo, dated the 23d day of october, 1896, on
the estate OF
EDWARD A. DEIIE, Deceased
All persons having claims against said es
tate are required to exhibit them TO the
Administrators for allowance within one
year or they may De precluded from any
beneiitof said estate and ifnot exhibited Tor
allowance within two years they will be for.
ever barred.
ADA DEIIE. Admr'x.
october 2G. 1906.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-01

rocznie. WiadomoSc ia wywo}uje
w mieScie sensacye.
New York, 1 marca. = Stara-
no sic nadaremnie doreczyc Joh-
nowi D. Rockefeller wezwanie,
azeby sic stawii pred przedsta-
wicielami stanu Missouri. Jak sic
okazalo, mieszkanie Rockefellera
bylo ijest polaczone tajnym pod
ziemnym gankiem z mieszkaniem
jego ziecia E. P. Parmelee. Dom
pm. 26 Broadway ma tyle drzWi,
re latwo wychodzie jednemi lub
drugiemi. Chciano tam doreczyc
pozew sadowy> niejakiemu Prat-
towi, o ktorym wiedziano, re ma
rude wlosy. kiedy weszli urzedni-
cy sladowi, znalezli tam pe}no lu-
dzi rudemi wlosafni, a kazdy z
mich twierdzii, re pazywa sic
Pratt.
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Rok XVII.

Zajakaia J. Szymahski Ma
ryanna Andrysiak, w. Koziow.
ski Z p. F. Welnowiska, X. No
wakowski z p, Roza Nytz, st.
Biskupski z p. FIR. Szymahskq.
Cody weselne odby}y sic w do
mu rodzicow mlodej pani. Pan
Jozef Rozak jest synem pani
Maryanny Rozak Izamie,zkalej
pm. S239 Railroad ul. Pred 10ciu
laty miody Jozef utracii ojca; po-
zostala matka osmiorgiem die
ci. Jozef jako najstarszy z dzieci
zmuszonym byi pracowac ma u
traymanie calego rodzehstwa.
Obowiazek ten speiniai
wielkiem zamilowaniem
Caly zarobek oddawai
matce ma zaspokojenie potrzeb
jej mlodszego rodzeh'stwa. Do
pomogl tez swym siostrom Stani-
slavic, Pelagii, Francisco i Ma
ryannie do wyjscia "a MAJ,
sam czekai, az miodsze siostry
podrosna ma wiaSne utrzymanie
zapracowac zdolne beda. Malo
jest dis takich mlodziehcow,
kt6rzyby takiem zaparciem,
jak Jozef ma matke reszte ro-
dzenstwa pracowali. To tez mat
ka ukochanego syna swego bio
goslawi ma droge nowych obo-
wiazkow Z zalem drogie dziecie
swe zegna. Daj Boze, ably MILO
dziehcow takich jak najwiecej
bylo.
- Tysiac dolarow nagrody do.
stanie ten, kto wykryje chotby
jednego tylko Z oszust6w, ktorzy
w dnia 10 lutego puscili W obieg
faIszywe czeki W So. Chicago.
Nagrode wyznaczyli urzednicy
Illinois Stell Co.
Reporter.
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Steel Co.,, w So. Chicago dot
knal sic wypadkowo bateryi ele-
ktrycznej i zabii sic ma miejscu.
- 40 letni Henry Herbold ,34oo
Charleton ST., zostai znaleziony
niezywy, rama W glowie, ma Ar
mour ave. i 81 ul. Zdaje sic, re
przy wyladowywaniu wozu bro
warni, spadia mu beczka ma glo-
we.
- 10 letni Heime Friedman,
364 S. Morgan ST., zostai ma uli-
cy 14tej Morgan st. .,przejecha-
ny przez jakis woz lezai try
godziny zemdlony, MIN go znale-
ziono MIN sic zaopiekowano.
Ma zlamane prawe ramie i prawa
noge i wewnetrzne porazenia.
Kto go przejechal, niewiadomo.
- 4 letni JIG. Kronzal, 573
Elston ave-, umarf wczoraj wsku-
tex oparzeh odniesionych w pia-
TEX, kiedy wpadl do kubla wrza-
ca woda.
- Ant. Almonowicz, $3.50
Baltimore ave-, zostaf skazany
ma $500 kary przez sedziego Fos-
ter "a obicie rura olowiana Au-
gusta Ogeaita, szynkarza.
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KROTKIE NOTATKI MlEJSKIE

- Chicago Telephope Co." o.
Swiadczyla gotowost swoja pre-
dlozenia zarzqdowi miejskiemu
lub komitetowi swoich ksiag wy
kazujacych koszta prowadzenia
Interest,", ale co do odszkodoWa-
mia, jake miastu ma piacic, chce
wdac sic w uklady.
- Miejski komitet finansowy
postanowil polecic radzie miejs-
kiej, azeby urzad "mostowych"
ma przyszloSc podlegal ustawom
o sluzbie cywilnej.
- Niemniej niz 800 kandyda-
tow ma urzad sierzantow detek-
tywow zglosilo sic do egzamina-
cyl fizycznej, po ktorej nastapi
egzamin umyslowych zdolnosci.
- Szef pollcyl .goraco zaleca'
azeby nietylko rodzice obchodzi-
Ii sic surowiej dziecmi, ale TAX
re, azeby w szko}ach zaprowa-
dzono kare cielesna.
= Niejaki Knut Stagland wczo-
raj w szynku pm. 297 w. Ohio
ST., zazadal trrnku cd zony sym
kara Brewicka, a gdy ia mu od-
mowila powodu, re winien jej
juz jest 81 "a trunk, obrzucil ia
obelgami chcial czynnie ia znie-
wazyc. Ujeli sic "a mia obecni W
szynku Emil Schooling Robert
Nelson obili mocno brutala: re-
zultat ten, ze obaj rycerze So "a
kratami, a brutal ma miekkiem
lozku W szpitalu.
22 letni John Fligel, $3.50
Superior ave.. w fabryce Illinois
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KrOnikd MiGjSCOWa.
Sprzeniewierzenie. {.

Aptekarz Edmund A. Tillman,
I23 E. rs ST., zostal wczoraj "a
resztowany, jako,~ oskarzony o
sprzeniewierzenie. w jego ap-
tece znajdowala sic fila urzedu
pocztowego slychac, re W prze-
ciagu roku zdolai sprzeniewie-
rye ST ,62o pieniedzy pocztowych,
Juz Cd dIuzszego czasu zwroco-
no uwage ma to, re dochody tel
fill byiy bardzo szczupie W po-
rownaniu innemi. Zarzadzono
specyalna rewizye ksiag i okaza-
10 sic, re Tillman faiszywie wpi-
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R6zns notatki teIegratjGzns'

- Ma samochod ksiecia Eitel
Fryca najechal powoz, ciagniony
przez rozbiegane konie. Ksiaze
jechai mloda zona.
- Bebel wreczyl w sejmie
pruskim petycye zaopatrzona W
olbrzymia liczbe podpis6w, zada-
jaca W imieniu socyalist6w pra-
wa powszechnego glosowania.
- Byly komisarz policyi w
Strassburgu, Stephany, areszto-
wany ma zyczenie wladz prus-
kich w Zurychu, pokaleczyf sic
usiiujac zbiedz wiezienia.
- Posei amerykanski w Kon-
stantynopolu ME moze doczekac
sic rozkazu suitana, azeby misye
amerykahskie W Turcyi donna
waiy opieki rzadu.
- w Nazamet, we Francyi,
lud rzucil sic ma wojsko, broniace
komisarza, bezczeszczacego kos
cio katolicki.
- Parliament francuski zmniej
szyi w izbie poslow czas dorocz-
nych cwiczeh rezerwistow Senat
prawdopodobnie ME zatwierdzi
uchwaly poslow.
- Donosza Rzymu, re mat
ka kr6la wloskiego wyrzekla sic
zamiaru podrozowania po Sta
mach Zjednoczonych.
- Ma wyspie Kubie areszto-
wano Amerykanina, ktory
twierdzi}, re jedna wysp ku-
banskich nalezy do Stanow Zjed-
noczonych. ,
- w Gettysburg, Pa, znisz-
cyl pozar diva wielkie sklady
firmy L. M. Alleman,
- 56letni Jacob Marzolf w
Harrisburg} Pa, ME m6gi przez
3 lata przebolec straty zony.
Chodzil czesto ma cmentarz tam
padI wczoraj trupem ma grobie
swej dozgonnej towarzyszki.
- w Grand Rapids, Mich, o.
truly sic dwie cork Georgia.
Stovar Iososiem, przechowywa-
nym w blaszanej puszce.
- 80 Chinczykfw przybySo do
Ameryki, chcac poznac sic tu-
tejszymi politycznymi handlo-
wynn stosunkami.
- Przekonano sic, re komuni-
kacyi telegraficznej "a pomoca
aparatow bez drutu sprzyJa vic
cej dzien' pochmurny, niz sio-
neczny. Noe sprzyja wiecej, niz
dzien.
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ZE so. CHICAGO.

- Nieprzyjaciele polityczni ro-
daka naszego Jana S. Derpy po-
bici zostali ma glove. w kolach
acknowledgement toczyla sic je-
dina z najzacietszych walk po-
zyskanie nominacyi alderman
skiej, o ktora jak wiadomo ubie-
gallo sic dw6ch aspirant6w: Jan
S .Dcrpa, adwokat polski i John
Gerrity, urzednik w biurze poll
cyjnem. Derpa miaf "a soba
wszystkich uczciwych, do5ro
wardy ma celu majacych obywa-
tell, a Gerrity przedstawial frak-
eye krzykaczy wardowych i dar-
mozjadow politycznych. Ten O.
statni chciai krzes}o alderman
skie dla wygody odpoczynku-
OF tax sobie dla zabawy i przy-
jemnoSci. -. Rozsadni obywate-
lie 6smej wardy W czasie prawy-
borrow zeszlej soboty odbytych,
oddali swe glosy cz}owiekowi, cd
kt6rego spodziewaja sic piracy i
isumiennego spelniania obowiaz-
k6w aldermahskich. Ma pochwa-
1e zasluguja Polacy w So. Chi
cago, ktorzy w precynktach pol
skich swe glosy rodakowi nasze-
mu oddali.Nie watpiny tez, re i
w czasie w1asciwych wyborow
solidarnosc i paryotyzm nasz ma
godnosc aldermana 6smej wardy
wyniesie Polaka Jana S. Derpe.
w sobote rano w rynsztoku
przy S7mej, pomiedzy CONNER
cial i Exchange ave. znaleziono
zwloki zmarlego cz}owieka. Mkt
ME vie, w jaki sposob nieszcze-
Sliwy ten czlowiek nagfa smiert
znalazi. Policya robi przypusz-
czenia, re musial on chyba upic
sic, a wracajac do domu wpad}
do rowu, gdzie woda jest dwie
stopy g}eboka tam sic utopi}.
Zmar}y byi Litwinem, a nazywa}
sic Jan Szarpetis - liczyi okolo
81 lat, a stolowa1 sic pm. $500
Commercial ave.
- Zabawa urzadzona zesziej
niedzieli wieczorem przez To-
warzystwo Sokol6w i'm. Stefana
Czarneckiego niezwykaa liczbe
doborowej publicznosci polskiej
sciagnela. NaIsza mlodziez, jezeli
tylko pod okiem starszych i z
sankcya duchowiehstwa rozryw-i
XII urzadza, umie sic zabawic we
solo ale przyzwoicie wzorowo.
w statnich kilku dniach
mlodziez spieszyla sic z zeniacz-
ka. -. Notowano tn po siedr
slubow dziennie. Ksieza katoliccy
i pastorowie protestanccy duzo
mieli zajecia. Pc Wielkanocy ma.
stapia skargi ma MEOW brutal j
rozwody.
- Zeszlego tygodlria, we sroie
dnia 91 lutego ogolnie znany
mlodzier; c pols.ti p T6zef Ro-
Yak, poslubil panne Marye BIZ
skupska parafii sw. Wojciecha.
Ceremonii slubnych dokonai ks.
Ostrowski w kosciele sw. Woj-
ciecha ma 17tej ul. Do boku pan
stwu miodym byiy nastepujace o.