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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-17
JUROR FOR RUFF
OUSTED FOR BIAS
Heney Secures Rejection of
TaIesman Accepted by Ach
Without Challenge
Examination of Twenty-three
Men Exhausts Panel and Ne
cessitates Adjournment

The brea king of q chair. which sent
courtroom spectator sprawling to
the floor and interrupted for a moment
The solemnity with which the wheels Of
justice are wont to turn, was the most
exciting incident that occurred during
the monotonous progress of the Ruef
trial yesterday. Another day was spent
in examining talesmen. another jury
panel was exhausted and no progress
was made toward the completion of
the jury.
Twenty-three talesmen were exam
ined and discharged for opinions or
bias or because it appeared that they
were not upon the assessment roll.
Abe Ruef received a reprimand from
the court for being about Is minutes
late At the morning session. and then
the machinery started to buzz along
accustomed lines and continued TO do
50 until adjournment late in the after
noon. There will be no session of the
trial today. but the case will be con-
tinued on Monday with q new panel
Of 50 names TO draw from.
Joaquin NJ. Joseph. commission
merchant. 21eS Howard street. who was
passed by the defense Thursday night
without challenge, was challenged by
Assistant District Attorney Heney yes
terday morning. The first ground pro-
posed for challenge by the prosecution
was that Joseph's name did not appear
on the assessment roll. but this was
disallowed by Judge Lawlor on a. show
ing that 4 firm of which Joseph is g
member was assessed. Heney later
secured an admission from the tales
man that he had a decided opinion
concerning Ruef's guilt and a challenge
based on this statement was allowed
other talesmen who were examined
yesterday and dismissed were:
Henry Bortfeld. 1927 Ellis street; John ". J.
Enright 1880 Turk street: Ralph NJ. Brand,
I7f6 Eddy street: Boaz .. Pike. l9S Sacramento
street; Abraham J. Peters. 1916 Pierce street;
solomon Schwartz, 1870 0'Farrel street; Frank
z. Ruggles. 1915 Sacramento street; Leonhard
Lang. 1873 O'Farrell street; Alexander AIenEor.
I2l Central avenue; Solomon Barrett. I72l Eddy
street; John S. Crawford. 1908 Turk street
Charles T. Hoey. 1918 Devisadero street; John
A. Beaver. go Golden Gate avenue; Clarence /.
Berry. 1879 Pine street; George s. Forderer.
1900 Sacramento street; John B. French 2100
Ellis street; Joseph c. Herold. 17Os Eddy street:
Frank p. Corcorsn. S70l Sacramento street:
George " Brown 1850 Eddy street: julian
Brock. 3l9i Washington street; George s. de
Robert. 80 Preside avenue and Eugene MachoI,
l524 Gesry street.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-17
CAPTAIN S. McALISTER
RETURNS TO PRESIDE
Is Retired From Army on
Three-quarters Pay for
Rest of Life

Captain Samuel D. McAlister. U. s
A.. known in public circles as Hand
some Sammy" returned from Washing
ton, D. c.. yesterday and is at the Pre-
sidio. Captain McAlister has been re-
tired as physically unfit for service. =
He will get three quarters pay for the
ba lance OF his life. His escapades and
his lively life at the Presidio resulted
in two court martialss He came to the
post yesterday to pack up his effects
and when this is done he will join his
New Orleans.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-17
TRIED FOR BRUTALITY

John Buchan a carpenter. living in
Ash avenue, was fined $3.50 with the
alternative Of $50 days in Jail by Police
Judge Conlan on q charge Of cruelty
10 animals. He dashed a dogs brains
out against a telegraph pole near his
residence Wednesday. Buchan's attor-
ney gave notice Of appeal and he was
released on $500 bonds
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-17
To Visit San Francisco

Without seeing the Diamond Palace
would be like visiting Europe wifbont
seeing Paris. 1t is the most beaufif,,i
jewelry store in the world visitors
welcome 9o9 Van Ness av. near Ellis,
A Andrews, proprietor.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-17
ACCUSED of SELLING BAD MILK

Warrants were issued by Police
Judge Conlan yesterday for the arrest
of J. Lauberge, J. Sarthou and the
Guadaloupe dairy company for selling
milk TO their customers below the
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-17

CHAPTER TO GIVE WHIST PARTY-Rich-
mond chapter No. 255. Order Eastern Star viii
give its first whist party this evening in Rich
mond hall. Clement street, corner Fourth Avenue
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-17
NATURES REMEDIES
TEA AND HERB SANFTAPyTJsy

sickness OF every de-
scription succes<fnll1
treated with Tea AMI
: Herbs BY Or. Chow
Jnyan. the famous Chi
-nesa physician. whose Gre
dentlals are attesfed bv
the Chinese Ambassador az
Washington, ID. G. San
Francisco office. 760 Clay
st--Mon-. Tues. Wed.
and Thurs Stockton o.
ace; i22 North Hunter sf.
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|DUNPHY FEARS AN
ATTACK WITH WHIP
Former Wife Threatens Cow
hiding for Charging She Neg
Iected to Obtain Divorces
Second Husband of Much Mar
ried Woman Says She Stole
His Coins and Gems

Further light was thrown upon the
series of matrimonial ventures which
Edith M. Dunphy has crowded into her
81 years of life by the reading in Judge
Graham's court yesterday of affidavits
presented by ]. H. Meredith, attorney
for James cray Dunphy, her most re-
cent husband. William c. Coffey. the
second of the feeting procession of
four husbands, made an affidavit charg-
ing that she ran away from him eight
weeks after they were married, taking
5000 and some diamonds belonging to
him. Incidentally it transpired from
Coffey's affidavit that the maiden name
of the much married lady in the case
was Folsom, and that when she mar
ried Coffey she had just come from
Guatemala.
Coffey and the then Mrs. Sunder-
house were married in San Francisco
by Justice of the Peace j. E. Barry
June 1, 1897. I'VE resided together at
my house in Seventeenth street about
three weeks, and then in a house in
De Long avenue for about five weeks =
Coffey stated in his affidavit. Then.
while l was away from the house, she,
without my knowledge or consent, took
longing to me and ran away. / have
never seen her since In October of
the same year she commenced divorce
proceedings against Corey He was
served with summons, but says he does
not know what became of the suit.
DUNPHY FEARS COWHIDING
-Dunphy fears that his ..ex-wife is
going to cowhide him because he has
publicly charged her with neglecting to
obtain divorces from her three former
husbands before she married him. He
is seeking to have revoked the court
order by which he was directed to pay
her $60,000
Dunphy filed an affidavit reciting a
letter from Karoline Rose. grandmother
of Mrs. Dunphy, reminding him that
Mrs Dunphy had cowhided Julius Sill
verstone, her third husband, publicly in
Portland. Perhaps you are seeking
similar Justice" Mrs. Rose remarked.
Dunphy said he believed the letter was
dictated by his ex-wife. The cowhiding
of Judge Sflyerstone, he stated. was
because the cashier of a Portland bank
did not recognize Silverstones sigma
ture to a $1,000 check presented for
payment by the then Mrs. Silverstone
Mrs. Roses letter is full of bitter re-
marks. After stating that her grand
daughter secured divorce from Sill
verstone at a little town in Washing
ton, Mrs. Rose proceeds:
Coward1y man, to antagonize
woman with false assertions. To be
sure, her divorce cannot be on record
in Portland, since it was not obtained
there. James Clay Dunphy
you have me to deal with, and 1 was
not born yesterday. I would rather see
differences settled by arbitration, but
If that cannot be, then let it be by
the sword Sinjorina Karolina Rose
can give you a better blow than the
blacksnake. coward that you are. Too
weak to give up drunkenness for a
lovely. beautiful woman. Do you want
me to give your life to the world? /
can do it. The pen is mightier than
the sword. Consider the matter before
it is too late. I'll stand by my grand
daughter"
MUST PAY ATTORNEY
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1t WIN Pay You

Take elevator to sixth floor. Baum's
Sample Trimmed Hat ParIors room
602, Pacific building.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-17

DO You Want s5O0s
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page 10.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-17
MUST PAY ATTORNEY

When these affidavits had been pre-
sented in Judge Graham's court there
was a long argument between Meredith
and Charles w. Slack; Mrs. Dunphy's S
attorney, regarding her refusal to give
deposition before notary public last
Wednesday. 1t transpired that because
Dunphy had not paid Slack an attor-
ney's fee, as ordered by the court,
Slack left the room, whereupon Mrs
Dunphy refused to make any statement
because of the absence of her attorney
Meredith promised that if Mrs Dun
ply would submit to examination he
would ask her no embarrassing ques-
tions. He said he would confine him
self to "a questions-six for each OF
her divorces. 1t was finally ordered
by the judge that Dunphy should pay
Slack $3.50 attorneys fees and $500 fol
the cost of investigating the charges
against Mrs. Dunphy, and it was stated
by Slack that on this money being paid
Mrs. Dunphy would submit to question
ing by Meredith.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-17
sample Millinery

See the. IS hats at Baun.s Sample
Psrlors. 602 Pacific building.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-17

special preparat tions are. Cough Ginger. Tea an9
Herbs for Colds and Opium Abstainer's Fooa-
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-17

For Automobile Eye Insurance
ek druggist for Murine Eye Remedy .
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-03
NO2l
MAN WAS A MISFIT
NOT BUILT FOR THE ORDINARY
PARK BENCH.
Girl Tells Of More or Less Amusing
Adventure in Which She was
4 Somewhat Unwilling.
Participant.

They never think Of trying TO make
these park benches to fit people" said
the girl who sometimes sits awhile IN
tle park. "That IS, people Of ex-
uaUd.naly size. The other day at
about six o'clock | was sitting near
tae fountain at Union square when a
man who must have weighed about
300 pounds and wss about seven feet
tal came and sat down at the other
end oi The bench I was on. lie fitted
m.shty nuely in the ohair-you know
how those benches are divided into
about six chaIrs-so snugly that / kept
looking at him. wondering 70 myself
bow Dee ever was going 20 get up.
u looked at him til he thought |
was lItng with hIm-imaglne iilrt'
ns with man SD large he could
pitch sou into the fountain II be hap
p.nDI to take a dislike to you and
u..l ,o h.rt back.
Discovering there was nothing
dn'ious about mo. he began 10 Try
f0 eot up. was waiting for H. |
knon what was coming The bench
stuck 90 h.m and he 90 10, and over
NDnt
% picked myself up and sat down
aea.n. and he tried 10 look as II moth
ine bad happened Then very quietly.
hs cye on me. looking out Of the cor
uer he made a second move 20 get up
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-03

with fho same result over | went
Whom th.s happened a third time !
D.. 1000 to get a triae tired OF Il. so |
.at un and walked around the fountain
t0 where n TAN cop was standing.
"'lf y0u don't get a shoe horn |
todd hm and pry that man ont OF the
chair heu stay there an night -
~ y. Press.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-03

jesse D.. Morris. of shippers. 30.
haIa close cali n tle spring of I.'n.
Doe says. "Au atiacs ni IneNhiohli
l.u ue-o weak anl with such 20 ieaI.
ml cough fnn uy iieni- declared
consumption had me AND death Wa-
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n,'ucd mr mmedia eIy ani after
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drug store. .uc aud -lNl iilil ''i
DE- free
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-03

This lo certify That ali druggists
afD authorized to refund your money "
Foley ', Honey and lar fails tO cure
your cough and cold II stops the
cough. hcai- thc lungs and prevents
-eriou~ results from "a cold. cures la
grippe. coughs aud prevent, pneu-
mOnia ani consumption. Contains
n0 opnie- tine genuine in "A yell
loss package Refuse substitutes.
lnc Winston Drug co.
Ct~r,-ufrf Is for babies and child
Ou. and l~ especially goo / for the Ills
SOD common in rnid weather Look
for ingredients on the bottle. Contains
no harmful drugs. Sold ay ANDRE
-nN DEro Co.
How ioAvold Appendicitis
Most victim, of appendicitis are
those N ho are hahliuallN con~tipaied.
Olluo Laxative Fruit syrup cures
rhnni. constipation hy stimulating
llp liler and bowels and restores the
natural action oi the bowels. OrlnO
Laxative luit syrup doe, not maui
-cate or gripe and l- mild and pleasant
tn take. Refuse substitutes. The
Nr ~ion Drug Co.
DcWur- Cafbollel Witch llanl
-a'Ac especially good for piles.
Sold by ANnln-ON DHiG'o.
UeNul- Kidney and Bladder Pills
arc pmmpi and thorough aud will in
short time strengthen weakened Kid
ueN- -aud allay trouble, arising from
mf'ammAt ou of tho bladder. sold by
A>ull-oN DEio co.
Mr.. IS D.. Bmwu. of Wayne ". Va.
writes. "l was sufferer from kidney
disease 800 thai af times ! could moi
get out of ihc hcd. and when did
c.uld not stand straight took
l0.ey'- Kidney Cure One dollar bot
tIDand nlrtofth thc second cured me
entirely Foley Kidney Cure
works wonders where other, are total
failures lhe Winston Drug 60.
DEWITT. Little Early Ri-er.. t.e
mn0u- lttlD liver pills Sold by
ANDERSON DWD Co.
s. moral sensible wel-hrei man
wIInut m-ultme. Noother can.
-tor- car-achc in tWo minutes.
tooth cache or pains of burn or -cald in
Nlr minutes. hDlr-eun--, one hour.
uu-cielcNe. tW0 hour-. sore throat
twelve hnur- Dr. Thomas Electric
OI monarch over PAIN.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-03

IVl '.i !. & '': !: :, { : .. 1:' c: {. e % <: a
had q rigid New England
bringing up" which made It painful
f0r ler 20 reflect that she had fallen iu
love With a man whom Size had known
only a week.
She bud come to the city 10 study arr.
lcr heart full q ambitions and Der ears
ringing With wholesome warnings. and
>.e had fallen IN love when scarcely
across the frontier Of Bohemia. Size
bad permitted Mr. Charles Lamolnc 10
whisper tender words into her ear, and.
though size couldn't remember what
Sire herself had said, she felt sure tAat
.t must lave been weak and silly.
That was last evening. and noW Sic
was actually going to this young mans
studio 10 face him IN broad daylight
Size bushcd AZ the thought, hut Wild
horses couldn't have held her from
-o.l-
Ilr studio ~ Mt Iamoine was in Tie
c.nf midlug. which. from IFS name
aul the color Of the bricks iu ii- WALL
- generally known in bohemia as The
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-03

Carrot W fen Miss our-
!. . . . . !. !. !. !. ]. . . !. . i. . 4. ! !. !. !. !.
govt entered from the ( Sxs>--
street. Size encountered t/s5
tlr ian.for whose name ll35
is Jm. and IL was with 0l'Ti
considerable omharrass- r ~ Il
m,nt that She inquired AAIG 7
l.r Mr. lamoine. There EM 4 7 \
was rack With electric sfHN 4
buttons .n the little Of ~ W y
rrr aul Jim was on ~ W.
tac point OF pressing
one of fhem when he he whisp"
suddenly remembered ''' "
having seen Mr. Lamoine 20 ont nl
lfe minutes a-o.
Give Jlm time enough. and he w.l.
way. remember u may be am hou
week. Zoo late. but be never for-
.nt IS hi-a .olst upon those freGl
ra-'ons WHEN the Bohem.ans OF
Carrot berate h'm for getting them
-erapos.
81 power forget" he viii say sole
d. "A thing may slip my mind I'd
few minutes. but some time. So
rmp"-
ArI ic VIII finish the sentence y
very Impressive and self salts
gesture.
Miss Sargent 0as surprised and 81
nl t0 l,mu tlat Mr. Lamoine had Z
olf when hc should have been exp
u- hcr and l.ai be- had left 10 wor'
81 understood" said She that 81
Of bis feuls both ladies and ger
m.n. of course were TO Dee in his sii
at this lolr"
Jim did not reply There was q
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-03


card. one In Il trance.
Miss Sargent sat down 10y the desk
.u tae office and wrote upon one OF hor
cards. Il understood that you were TO
le 10 at this hour II seems that have
madc q mistake"
She had an impulse to underscore the
lust word, so that he might know that
the mistake was not IN the hour, but IN
Der permitting the gentleman 10 whls-
per tales Of love on the previous even
ing when he had escorted her home
from a musicale, or, in the language Of
the Carrot, a howl" IN Walter Farms
worth's rooms
please put this in Mr. Lamoine's
studio" she said, giving the curd TO
Jim.
The janltor took tns card and thrust
II Into a side pocket Of bis Jacket.
rlen he started as II some one had
stuck n PIN into him and began 90 nod
DIS head Ike restless horse. This is
"a sign with Jim that he bas remember
cd something. but Miss Sargent was
NOT aware Of it, for she had been only
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-03

away look in his eyes
lie seemed not 10 De lu
tcrested.
Il think / will leave
a note for him. she
contilued when It De
came evident TINT there
was 10 party in the
studlo and that She was
not 20 be shown up
there.
"Yes'm." said jim. as
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-03

few weeks IN Bohemia --r-1
and was just beginning m ~ Y |
TO get acquainted with tsN(fA -
the provinces and per II u
sonages OF that country. ML Ma
jim had remembered IN -
that another young lady ElA,~ K1
bad cnlled a few MIN MA MAI
utcs before and had CIV MA m 4
an him q nofe on a card \
90 be put lu Mr. Farms t-s-zrsscl ---.l
worth's rooms The act She wrote
of putting the card into upon one OF
his pocket reminded "'' '''-'
lim. for that was Just what be had
lone with the other When Miss Snr-
gent bad gone. faithful Jim ferr.ed
Himself up stairs IN the elevator and
,rt tho cards into the rooms He put
Miss sargeuts card upon Mr. Farms
worlds piano and Miss Grace With.ns-
...f- card upon Mr. LamoInc's writing
aNe. Tie reason that he cot them
mixed up Was because be was Jim.
Miss Sargent walked away from the
arrot feeling very much burt. II was
.llrut That Nr Lamoine was trifier
one of those irresponsible creatures
.lat The books say. make up the bulk
4 Gohemla's population This was
shat she was thinking when suddenly
She came fuce TO face with Mr. La
moue.
The gentleman had just been to a
harber's shop and bis checks were
smooth and glowing. A razor always
improved BIS appearance very much
but he had habit Of neelecting the
barber for four or five days IN success
sion. IL was characteristic Of Bohemia
anl OF Lamoine individually that he
Should get himself shaved on tie morn
Ing after a social gathering and not
before that event
on this occasion he looked very trim
and handsome. but he did not seem 70
appreciate the seriousness Of the SIT
ration. and Helena was doubly Offend
ed With bln. He was young man
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Eo,opopovorossorc1oaoro1oq =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-03-10
R0zae nOtatki teIegraticzna.

-Amerykahska eskadra torpedow'
COW odjechaia wczoraj pTzedpoiu'
dniem portu Callao W Peru W dalsza
kodr6a ma ocean Spokojny.
- Po stolicy Rosyi rozbiessa sfe'
ostatnio pogioska re carowa wraz 2,
dzietmi zamierza opuscit Carskie Sio-
10 udat sic "a granice. ze strony u
rzedowej zaprzeczono jednakowoz tel
wiesci. Pogloska ia powstaia naJwi-
doczniej stad, re carowa wdowa wy
jechaia pred paru dniami do Anglii
W odwiedziny do swej siostry, kr6lo-
wei angielskiej.
-Rewolucyonlsci z Port au Prince
ma Haiti, ktorzy po niedawnym chybio
nym zupelnie wybuchu ldali sic POD
ochrone amerykahskiego konsulatu
W Port de Paix uzyskali cd prezyden'
ia. Nord Alexis pelne ulaskawienie.
Odpowiedni dokument przediozouy
bedzie amerykahskiemu poslowi.
- Wczoraj sad uwoInii z wiezle-
mia funkcyonaryuszy kartelu lodowe-
90 W Toledo, Ohio, ktorzy zostal ska
zani szese tygodni temu na p6a roku
wiezienia.
w koIizyI traTwaIow W NobIes
Vile, Ind. siedmir jludzi ciezkie rany
odnioslo.
- PAM JanoWa Calhoun W slks'
ston, Mo. wczoraj porodzi}a 80 funto-
wego syna. Matka wazy tylko 13o
fnnf6W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-03-10

potezna si1a polityczna, bez zad-
nych niedom6wien oswiadczajq, IL
maia prawo rozszerzac sic W kie-
runku najmniejszego oporu i
pchaja Rosye, wp}ywaiac ma rosyj-
ska nawpa niemiecka dyplomacye
ma Daleki Wsch6d.
Welding wyliczeG historyk6w,
Slowienie, zaczynajac cd wytwo-
rzenia imperyum Karola Wielkie-
go, ustepowali Niemcom przeciet-
ME po s mil kwadratowych rocz-
ME. Ale ME cofajac sic az do hi
storyi zniemczonych S}owian po-
morskich i polabskich, przodk6w
dzisiejszych Bismarck6w, Buelo
WOW, Posadowskich innych, VIE
my niedawno og}oszonego przez
prof. Schiemanna testamentu Fry
deryka II, jak przygotowywany
byl chociazby podziai Polski, Obe-
cny cesarz niemiecki ME pozwolif
ma ogloszenie tel czesci testamentu,
W kt6rej jest nova stosunku ma
przyszlos6 polityki pruskiej wzgle-
dem Rosyi2 Czy to ME znamien-
nel 1 czy ME znamiennym jest ten
fakt, re podczas wojny rosyjsko-
japonskiej, po klesce rosyjskiej pod
Mukdenem pruski major general
nego sztabu Reuss- Ostem-Sacken
wyda} broszure, W kt6rej omawiai
sprawe, nj mniej nj wiecej, tylko
mozliwosci podzialu Rosyi pomie-
dzy Niemcy, Austro-Wegry, An
glie, Japonie Stany Zjednoczone?
Przeciwnte, Anglia sprzyjaia
przez swe ustepstwa W Azyi Srod-
kowej podniesieniu rosyjskiego
prestige'u W Azyi.
Czy mozliwe So jeszcze wobec
tego wahania? Rosyj$ka DIPLOMA
eva weszla latem ma wlasciwa dro-
ge."
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Telegramy zagranlczne

Rzym, 10 marca. - PapleZ'
Plus X. zawiesii wielka klqtwe
mad paryskim opatem Loisy, kto-
rv wystapil swego czasu przeciw-
ko papieskiej encyklice, zwalcza-
iacei modernizm dzisiejszy. Jesz-
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paryski Richard zakazai opatowl
tego powodu sprawowac czyn-
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malkontenta jest nader surowa
ME tylko ekskomunikuje go Ko-
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atoli stan zdrowia Stoessla ME
Jest swietny wskutek trudow wo-
iennych rozmaitych udreczen z
procesem 0 zarzucana mu zdra-
de zwiazanych, wiec spodziewa-
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wife ulaskawienie.
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D'Amade, glownodowodzacy woj-
skami francuskiemi w Marokko,
doniosl w urzedowej depeszy, re
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