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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
SPLIT IN TEXAS,
Negro Question Divide Reepubli
3 nans-Demo cratic Conventions.

ss3St n YET ri tBy Associated Press) III
K GALVESTON TEXAS, fSAugis l4--Re-.
publican conventions were held In most
sofSBthe counties to-day, and because 4 OF
4 a, split in the ranks Of the party in
many of the counties two conventions.
we're held, delegates being selected TO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
MOTHER THAVv'|| \.
DENIES. !! STORIES: 1 !. ] }.
''VeSAre AllsWo y (, o:,rking Heart IS and and
Head Togethe err She De 81
SAYS + HARRY. WAS IN. RIGHT /. J. 4 i
F1atlys Contradicts Story That She
Ever Had SDisagr cement With
Daugtlter-in- Law.
{ clares.
Z 3l3'tl m ~ l53T i3-31 I q O
D. tBys8 Associated \ sPress.lY I

(3yrSAeAoclaHed %PTesS.
sNEWaYO DIRK, August 4. For the i first
time since Her return from Europe al ter
herSsor,'s arrest for tn e murder Of STAN
ford White. Mrs w lliam /, 4 ha W to- day
expressed a desire to make Il statement
for publication. While In the so ffice5 Of
clifford w. Hartrtdg ge, her sons attorney,
she said: 81 s33s.
g#s,.. 1T was not on account Of any. inhu-
ence on the part OF my Y son $that I'll
changed my views about his case. When
81 me to New s. ork / began to look
into the matter and to study It. From
my own observations, from all thai #
could gather, I concluded that my son Is
absolutely In the right, and r have taken
his view OF che case. y.
No Misund erstanding.
NJ .,Another i1npre ssion that Il I wish NJ to
contradict is that there has never been
any disagreement or misunderstanding
between either my son and myself 6or
between Harrys wife and myself We
are all on the best OF terms and are
working heart and head ogether. sS$s Il.
4"I really do not see why l should 4 be
called upon to deny all t these silly, stories
of disagreements. Evelyn and myself
have often visited Harry toge ether.fI = am
sure that neither of {us has acted as II
there was any, Ill feeling exist Ing be-
tween sus. ! have appeared otherwise.
81 am sure that~it must be understood
that I am burdened with the greatest
sorrow OF my life. VI &. Fl. ii h 4.
Mrs. William Thaws and Mrs. Harry
5Thaw drove to the Tonlps this afternoon
and spent about an hour with Thaw,
who seemed to be In d the best of hu-'
NOR. He said he had y never been in
better physical condition In his life.
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IA CONTINUED on Eighth PaEe,)Fi
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99S3l5 lj3g .Sincerely yours, 55 4
IS .TIIEO pORE ItoOsEYEIT.
Oyster Bay. ~ X !, July 1873
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lcontlnued on, on Fifth lpaage,l
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durine the hot weather.
$Ess the T'imss-D Dispatch
war l .Ads. work ~ yotk !
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-25

II ana 80 pleased % sec Uou, cs,pfdfn.w
Until Ephraim Savage. the master
or the Golden Rod. my fathers ship,
comes for me. She has been 10 Bristol.
is now az Roueu aud then must 20 TO
Bristol again. When she comes back
once more Ephraim comes TO Paris for
me. and II will Zoe time for me to go"
And how like you PARISH Have you
seen the city YETI
"OLly as I Journeyed through IL yes
ter evening on my way To this house.
IL is a wondrous place. but I marvel
now you can find your way mong
these thousands OF houses"
'Perchance II would be as weH that
you should have a guide az first" said
De Catinat 80 II you have two
horses ready IN your stables. uncle. our
friend and might shortly ride back TO
Versailles together, for 1 have a spell
OF guard again before many hours are
over. Then for some days he might
bide with me there. II he Will share a
soldiers quarters. and SO see more
than the Rue ST. Martin can offer"
Il should be right glad TO come ont
with you. II we may leave all here In
safety" said Amos.
"Oh, fear not for that" said the
Huguenot. The order OF the Prince
or Condo will be as a shield and a buc--
kler TO as for many day. / will or
der Pierre 10 saddle the horses"
After riding some time De Catinat
said. Now. II you will look there IN
the gap OF the trees. you will see the
kings new palace OF Versailles"
The two young men pulled up their
horses and looked down at the wide
spreading building In ali the beauty OF
ITS dazzling wilderness and at the lovely
grounds dotted with fountain and with
statue and barred with hedge and with
walk stretching away TO the dense
woods which clustered round them.
They passed through the gateway OF
the palace. and the broad sweeping
drive lay In front OF them, dotted with
carriages and horsemen. On the gravel
walks were many gayly dressed ladies,
who strolled among the flower beds or
watched the fountains with the sun
light glinting upon their high water
sprays. One Of these, who had kept
her eyes turned upon thu gate, came
Fastening forward the instant that De
Cattnaf appeared. il was Mile. Nanon.
the confidante OF Nine. de MeIntenon.
Il am 80 pleased to see you, cap
tain" she cried. s'and have waited 40
patiently. Madame would speak with
you The king comes to her at 3. and
We have but twenty minutes. heard
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-25

city OF Parisr' exclaimed the king.
And yet there may be q very good
reason FOR IT," suggested Pere la
Chaise. Il would suggest that your
majesty should ask this man his name.
his business and why Il was that the
Dragons were CHARTERED upon him"
You hear the reverend fathers ques-
ton
My name. sire. Is Cstinat, by trade
I am a merchant in cloth. and I am
treated in this fashion because I am Of
the Reformed church"
The king shook his head and his brow
darkened. You have only yourself 10
thank. then. The remedy il In your
hands"
And how. sireT'
by embracing the only true faith
II am already member OF Il. sire"
The king stamped his foot sngrily.
Il can sec that you are very iDsOlent
hereto" said he. There Is but one
church In France. and that IL my
church. II you are outside that you
cannot look 70 me for aid"
MY creed Is that OF my father, sire,
and that OF my grandfather"
IF they have sinned It rs no reason
why you should. Ny own grandfather
erred also before his eyes were
opened"
But he nobly atoned for his error
murmured the Jesuit.
Then you viii not help me. sireI~
You must FIRST help yourself"
The old Uuguenot stood NJ with a
gesture OF despair, while the king con-
tinued on his way. the two ecclesias-
tics on either side OF him murmuring
their approval into his ears.
But the king bore the face OF a man
who was not absolutely satisfied with
his own action.
You do not think, then, that these
people have too hard a measure2' said
be. Il hear that they are leaving my
kingdom IN great numbers"
And surely il Is better so. sire. for
what blessing can come upon a coun-
try which has such stubborn Inhdels
within It's bOundariesT'
Those who are traitors 20 God can
scarce be loyal 70 the king" remarked
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-08-25

hereto" said he.
Bossuet. "Your majesty's power would
be greater II there were no temple, as
they call their dens OF heresy, within
your dOminions"
My grandfather has promised them
protection. They are shielded, as you
well know. by the edict which be gave
al Nantes"
But IL lies with your majesty TO
undo the mischief that has been done. {"
"And how"
by recalling the edict."
And driving into the open arms OF
my enemies 100000 OF my best artI.
sans and OF my bravest servants. How
say you. LouvoIsT'
with all respect 10 the church. sire.
/ would say that the devil has given
these men such cunning OF hand and
OF brain that they are the best work.
ers and traders In your majesty's king
dom. know not how the state Golfers
are 10 be filled IL such taxpayers go
from among u.s.
But" remarked Bossuet. IF II were
once known that the kings VIII had
been expressed your majesty may rest
assured that even the worst Of his sub
Jects bear him such love that they
would hasten to come within the pale
OF the holy church"
The king shook his head They have
always been stubborn folk" said ne.
Perhaps" remarked Louvois. gIanc-
Ing mal!ciously at Bossuet were the
bishops OF France TO make an Offering
to the state of the treasures OF their
sees we might then do without these
Huguenot taxes"
The kingdom is mine and all that Is
IN II" remarked Louis as they entered
the grand salon in which the court
assembled after chapel, yet I trust
that IL may be long before / have 70
tialm wealth OF the church. Where Is
Mansard? ] must see bis plans for the
new wing at Marty"
Il think" said Pere la ChaIse. draw
Ing Bossuet aside. that your grace has
made some impression upon the kings
mind"
with your powerful assistance. ia
Their"
But there IL another who has more
weight than mime. de Maintenon."
Il hear that she is very dsvout."
Very. But she has no love for my
order. she is Suipician. Yet we may
all work 10 one end Now. II you were
TO speak to her. your grace. Show her
how good a service II would be could
she bring about the Punishment OF me
Huguenotsy"
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the landing. you have Indeed been a
savior OF Israel and stumbling block
to the froward this day win you not
delgn to rest under my roof and even
10 take cup OF wine ere you 60 on
wardr'
Condo raised his thick eyebrows at
the Scrlptural fashion OF the mer-
chants speech, but he bowed courte-
ously to the invitation.
Ny carriage waits below" said he,
land l must not delay longer. II is
not often that / leave my. castle OF
Chantilly TO come TO Paris, and Il was
a fortunate chance which made me
pass in time TO be OF service to honest
men" He inclined again his bewigged
head and strutted OF IN bis dainty,
dandined fashion. From the window
De Catinat could see him step into the
same gilded chariot which had stood
In his way as he drove from Versailles.
by my faith" said he. turning TO
the young American. I'VE all owe
thanks 10 the prince. but II seems TO
me. SIR. that we are your debtors even
more. You have risked your life for
my cousin. and but for your cudgel
Dalbert would have had his blade
through me when he had me at a van
tage. Your hand. sir! These are
things which man cannot forget"
AYE. you may well thank him, Am
Org" broke In the old Huguenot. who
had returned after escorting his Illus
trious guest to the carriage. He has
been raised up as champion for the
afflicted and as a helper for those who
are in need"
But their young visitor appeared TO
be more embarrassed by their thanks
than by any OF his preceding adven-
lures. The blood flushed TO his wealth
err tanned. clear cut face. as smooth as
that OF a boy and yet marked by firm
ness OF lip and shrewdness In the keen
blue eyes.
81 have a mother and two sisters
over the water" said he diffidently
"And you honor women for their
sake7"
I'VE always honor women over there.
Perhaps II is that we have 80 few. over
in these old countries you have not
learned what IL is 10 he without them.
have felt what n good woman IS and
how. like the sunshine. she draws out
OF ones soul all that Is purest and
best"
Indeed. the ladies should be very
much obliged 20 monsieur. who Is as
eloquent as he Is brave" said Adele
Catinat, who. standing In the open
door, bad listened TO the latter part OF
his remarks.
Much Of my life has been spent in
the woods" said he. "and one speaks
so little there that one comes to forget
how to do Il. II was for this that my
father wished me 10 stay some time in
France. for he would not have me
grow up mere trapper and trader"
And how long do you stop In Par
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Vt shall do so''
And OFFER her IN return that we will
PROMOTE He bent forward and whts-
pered into the prelate's ear.
What. He would not do H."
And whyf The queen is dead"
The widow OF the poet Scarronr'
she Is OF good birth. Her GRANDPA
..'i h.s were dear friends. II she
viii Segte the church. the church will
serve her. But the king beckons. ard
must 20"
The thin dark figure FASTENED on
through the throng OF courtiers, and
the great bishop OF Meaux remained
standing with his chin upon his breast.
sunk IN reflection.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-09-08
The :. inner $ Wife

Is very careful about her churn. She
sealds tt thoroughly sitter using. and gives
il o suu bah % sweeoen it. she knows
that ii her iiurp is sour il will faint the
butter la, Is made in Is. The stomach Is
a charn. ~ Il stomach and digestive
am nutfitiSn u lets arc performed pro-
cesses which are exactly akin to the
churning u butter Is it not apparent
then that if this stomach churn is foul it
makes fo,i III which d. put into it?
The evil q 70 foul stomach is not alone
the bad r. in the meath and the foul
breath cais,4i ny it. hut Inc corruption of
the pure Is Frcnt Vi l.io' aud the dissem-
ination 81 iiao:ec throughout the body.
DR.. Pierc,sS ulden 5.e;.iefl Discovery
makes thc Qi" alld foul stomach sweet,
It does for 10 stomach what the washing
and san bati. 20 ipr BE churn-absolutely
removes eve.y lsiiati..g or corrupting ele-
ment In this way it cures blotches,
pimples. ernptions, scrofulous sweliings,
sores, or epcn eating ulcers and all
humors or diseases arising from bad blood.
If you haVe hit;er. nasty, foul taste in
your mouth. coated tongue. foul breath,
are weak AMI easily tired, feel depressed
and respondent. have frequent headaches,
dizzy atteci5s gnawing or distress in stom-
ach, constipated or irregular bowels, sour
or bitoer Ils.a.5 alter eating and poor
appetite. t1eea r7-r. 7rn-ls. or any consider
able nuil!Cro. .Jcra, indicate that you are
suffering froIl ,nusness. torpid, or lazy
liver with the usual accompanying lndl-
gestion. or DIS qepsia and their attendant
deranreTn. r6s.
The Oos agents known to medical sci
encr FL II HlCHTa OF the above symptoms
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-09-08
Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Registry Books
for the General Election to be held on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in November,
1000 viz: November O. 1890, are now open at the
office of the Registry Agent for Plummer Pre-.
cinct, Lyon County, State of Nevada and will
remain open daily on all legal days from 10
O'Clock a. m. TO O'Clock p. m from the Ist day
of June. 1906 up to the 10th day of September,
1900 and for ten days preceding the day set for
the closing of the books they shall be open at
the office OF the Registry Agent between the
hours OF o'clock and Q O'Clock p. m, in addition
to the hours heretofore mentioned The books
will close at the hour of O'Clock p IN. on the sth
DAY of September. 1900.
Naturalized citizens will be required to pre-
sent their naturalization papers for inspection
by the Registry Agent at the time they appear
and request their names 10 be registered.
g. II. PLUMMER.
Registry Agent for Plummer Precinct,
Lyon County, Nevada
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-09-08

Items Of Interest Clipped
from Exchanges and Con-
denssd for Quick Perusal.
State News !; /


LihO SouHly hdo ouSu II uiil
boldt county for $1,000. Elko
contends that Humboldt has ille-
gally collected that amount in
/ taxes.
Miss Elizabeth Gressler, stem
ographer of Goldfeld, while rid
ing on the train to Reno a week
ago today, was stricken with
paralysis.
A party of tourists from San
Francisco, while boat-riding on
Lake Tahoe week ago, nearly
persisted by their boat capsizing
during squall.
While a train bearing strike
breakers to San Francisco was be-
ing held at Hazen, they got into
a fight with the citizens, but no
damage resulted.
Thomas Dunn, of San Francisco,
was found dead in bed at Eureka
Friday of last week A coroner's
jury brought in verdict of death
from natural causes.
H. S. Pickett, an S. P. brake
man, while watching hot box on
a moving train near Winnemucca
last Friday week was struck by a
Cattia ouar d aud tiIiad
The Fish Commissioner of
Washoe county has complained to
the authorities that fish are being
taken from the streams of that
county in an illegal way.
The anthony mines in the
vicinity of Bernice, Churchill
county, are being put into shape
for production. In past years
these mines were prolific pro
ducers.
The remains of miner named
John Ingstrom, in bad state OF
decomposition, were found on the
road between Mill Valley and
Bullionville, Humboldt county,
last week.
Several valuable hunting dogs
have been poisoned at Lovelock
recently, aud the sportsmeu Of
that community are offering a re-
ward for the arrest and conviction
of the culprit.
The San Francisco Fly Casting
Club are seeking to lease three
miles of fishing rights on the
Truckee River at Verdi. The
Reno piscatorial sportsmen are
taking measures to Illustrate their
plans.
President Stubs, at recent
meeting of the Board of Regents
of the University, asked that the
salaries of the professors be in
creased. He also stated that the
military instructor would be taken
away unless there was a raise III
his salary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-09-08
Iamale PariOrs.

You can get nice, hot chicken ia
males at all hours at the parlors OF
Mrs. w. K. Hayes. on Virginia
street. TRY them. You can also get
fresh bread and doughnuts. and pies
and cakes baked to order.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-09-08
Reno is suffering from dearth
of vacant houses to rent.

Ely capitalists are to build a
monster hotel at that place.
A smelter is to be erected at
Goodsprings, Lincoln county.
Work has been resumed OH the
State library building at Carson.
A. B. Smith, prominent resi-
dent of Winnemucca, died there
last week.
Ely is making great prepare
tons to celebrate the coming of
the railroad.
f. ]. Roller, Goldfeld mining
man, committed suicide at Los
Angeles last week.
Harry Rhodes is under arrest at
Reno for robbing three compan
ions of their jewelry.
The attendance at the State
University this year promises to
exceed all fomrer terms.
The Labor Day celebration at
Reno Monday was the largest
ever held in the State.
George Mitchell, serving term
in the State prison at Carson, es-
capped Tuesday afternoon.
Burglars entered the Catholic
church at Winnemucca last Mon
day but got nothing of value.
w. E. Allen, of Goldheld, while
in respondent mood, committed
suicide by shooting last Sunday.
Elko county will issue bonds
for the reconstruction of the court
house and other county buildings.
Patrons of the State Library at
Carson are accused of stealing pa
pers and periodicals on file at that
place.
The Socialists of Goldfield will
soon launch paper devoted to
their interests i'll the southern
country.
The fraternal orders of Winnie
mucca are making arrangements
to erect $4,000 nall for lodge
purposes.
Cans was awarded the fight at
Goldfield with Nelson last Mon
day in the forty second round,
on a foul.
The Palace Hotel Company, of
San Francisco, has taken out incor-
poration papers under the laws
of Nevada.
Quite number of people were
separated from their valuables
while attending the circus at Reno
last Saturday.
Some high grade gold rock has
been found in the Kings River
country, near the Idaho line in
Humboldt county.
All of the prominent papers of
the United States had representa-
tives at Goldheld to report the
Nelson-Gans fight.
Mrs. Anna Sykes is under ar
rest at Reno Tor threatening the
life of her daughter. She is sup
posed to be insane.
w. c. Wiley, of Sparks, COM
mitted suicide in Salt Lake Tues
day. Family troubles were the
cause of the suicide.
Two men named Jones and Da-
NEWPORT were arrested in Reno
Tuesday for attempting to hold up
two men in Chinatown.
II. H. Webb, of Sparks, commit
ted suicide at that place last Mon
day by shooting. Domestic trou-
bic is given as the cause.
The s. p coal bunkers caught
fire Tuesday at Winnemucca, but
the fire engine in the yards soon
had the fire under control.
A family row occurred in beer
garden at Sparks last Monday, in
which woman was almost brain
ed by man named Bader.
j. w. Hopkins. an attorney of
Las Vegas. has been subDenpd as
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22


wIosa, plrIzeszed bemszadruzbe
zebe mic szufleida droge ME
||Wlos; ale ten, ak g 9 Gym doWie,
zaros go noprzod wmodli; ale jo
jednak Weni Krejator spiewof;
wisely weprawiele, = ke nom ten
c1eszczy GA leslcdzele, me i'm
zeczyme wszelczygo szczesco v ich
pozeco molzansczym, zebe i'm do
brze szlo v ich gospodarstwie, 9
}esoblevie zebe &c i'm jak nojlicznr'ii
.dzatczy chowale. Mlody pan je lat
iesemszesdzesat, . parma trzesedme-
.dzesat, . mnieszkale beda tax 10
krok6w cd nassygo smetorza. Tero
lie zdrzeta knepe, . ME je wanna
wstyd!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
ASHTON Nebr.
dnia 5 Listopada 1906.
Sganowna Redakcyo!

Me nam tax wiele 0 czem do
pisania a byle czego tel pisa6 ME
lubie ably miejsce zab'erat " gaze
Gle, lecz to co tn kresle, prosze ably
szanowna Redakcya raczy}a umie-
sciG we Wiarusie.
Pan Il. Cielen wybudowal pierw-
szorzedny budynek i juz sic do nice
go przeprowadzil, utrzymuje on
sklad szewiecki i robi obuwie ma
zam6wienie.
DO naszego miasta farmerzy zbo-
ia nawiezli tax wiele, re al SPEECH
RE pekaja cd ciezaru. .
Pan J6zef Siuda, starry wiarus,
fuskal kukurydze u sasiada i jakos
przez nieostr6znosc reka mu sic "
dostafa W maszyne ijeden palec 20.
staf pognieciony.
w d~ystrykcie 77~ym W naszem
miescie, rozpoczeto budowe novel
szkoly publicznej, kt6ra ma l.
grudnia ma bye wykohczona: budys
mex ma bye 80 stop dfugi IS sze-
roki. -
By} tn " Ashton jakis agent Ku
ryera, kt6rego nazwisko ma bye V.
S., nasmiewal on sic ma .wygady"
wal ma inne gazety al sig naszym
obywatelom ashtonskim naprzy-
krzy}o s}uchae, vice postanowili
sobie temu fagasowi okulary VISA
die, lecz 6w v. s. zmiarkowa{ ma
co sic zanosi wieo uzy} zajsczej
broni i natem sic zakohczYto tym~
czasem..
Kohoae te kilka slow i prosze' a"
zeby kazdy wiarus, skoro csego6
zajmujaoego sic dowie, napisa} o
tenn do nassego ,Wiarusa".
Ashtonczyk !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22

Teraz music eszcze mad
mieni6 o tego rocznyeh Y.
rodzaiach, ktore v tym roku
|dopisaiy dose pomy6lnie ola
farmer6w, "a co MECH beda
|dzieki Panu mad Pany. Tu-
tejsi farmerzy teraz praWie
kohcza obieranie bawe}ny.
Bawelna " lynn roku dose
|dobrze piacila, ma poczatku
81 j 10 cent6w j wyzej korne
takze ME najgorsza tutejsi
f ,merzy porobili: teraz jesz-
|cze cos 0 t~utejszej Polonii.
Polacy bardzo sic
:szanuja wzaiemnie i jezeli
H.
przyjdzie cos ofiaro~ac ma
dobry eel, kazdy chetDie sw6j
g1osz dale; miedzy rodakami
tutejszymi panuje braterska
milo56 i zgoda.
/ Ma dis MECH bedzie do
syc togo pisania, zycze sza.
szanownemu Wiarusowi po-
wodzenia jaknajlepszego, "
kr6tce napisze cos wiecej do
Wiarusa. Zostaje zyczliwy
+. f. Proch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-22
Male zachecente.

Lord William Napier, v swym
opisie bitwy pod Vera. pisze, re
6rodek linii hiszpahskiej by1 s}a-
many i rzueis sig do ueieoski, ME
zwassjac ma roskaz islowa ohcerow'
W6wczas Haweleck, m}ody officer,
rzucik sic naprz6d i weava1 H'sz''
pan6w do p6j6cia "a MIN. W jednej
chwili znalaz} sic " srodku francu-
skich zo}niersy Hiszpanie rsuoili
sic "a MIN. Niespodsianie napad-
niety wr6g, zachwia} sig, zmiessaf,
przerazi4, rzucii broh i poszed} v
roprywke. Bitwa zostala wygranq.
Czy mozecie to por6wnae z Wa
seem syciem codaiennem? Troche
zachecenia odpedza slabosc, cho-
robe. Choroba zwykle atakuje sro'
dek, Waszego cia1a- i }adek. Jese
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