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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-12-01

CIRCULAR NO. 342.
Passenger Rules
Passenger Rule No. 5, is hereby
amended to read as follows:
Rule ).
If such baggage is not checked
within twenty-four hours after being
so received, such companies are au-
thoriZed to charge twenty-five cents
for storage of same for each separ-
ate twenty-four hours, or fraction
thereof, after the expiration of said
twenty-four hours, Sundays and legal
holidays excepted.
The following rule is hereby adopt
led as Passenger Rule No. 49,
Rule IL.
All passenger trains operated in
this State shall, at all stations where
such trains stop, either upon flag
or regular schedule, be brought to a
standstill with such relation to the
waiting rooms of the station building,
or other passenger facilities at said
station as will render egFess
from and ingress to said
trains most practicable, and
convenient for the passengers, with
out reference to the convenient hand
ling of baggage or other freight.
The following rule is hereby adopt
| ed as Passenger rule No. IA:
Rule IL.
No person shall be permitted to
| board train, or enter car in which
| passengers ride, in this State, with
loaded gum and all breech loading
guns shall be unbreeched on board
ing such trains or entering such
car
Conductors of railway trains are
authorized to see to the enforcement
of this rule, and failure on the part
of any passenger to comply with the
terms hereof shall be cause for eject
\ ing such passenger from the train
Classification
The following changes in and addi-
tons to the Commissioners CIassifi-
cation of Freight are hereby made:
CIR. o. R.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-12-01

Chicago News.
Women are almost as absurd as
men are foolish.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-12-01

Weather forecast fer today: Fair
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-12-01

Mrs H. F. Vaughn has returned
from Flovflla, where she was called
by the fatal illness of her sister, Mrs.
Watson.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-12-01

H. c. Crandell of Braidentown, Fla.
is in the city, coming to Americas up
on business. t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-12-01

at. Bells. the -JeweIer
Weather forecast fer today: Fair.
Mrs. +. E. Vaughn has returned
from Flovflla, where she was called
by the fatal illness of her sister, Mrs.
Watson
We throw out no bats nor make
any Misrepresentation
Daniels. the Jewellers
S Miss Edna Boyd returned to Wes-
.leyan College yesterday after spend
ing three days at her home here.
A safety razor for 10c at D. f.
Davenport's, Druggist.
Mrs. Emory Mathis and sister, Miss
Ruth jerks of Raleigh, are guests
of Mrs Evan T. Mathis on Lee street,
this week
Mrs. Henry Lanier returned to
Americus yesterday, after a visit OF
a week at her former home in Al
bany.
See our Ladies' Suits. Skirts and
CIOaks at Bona Eide reductions.
PinkstOn Co.
Mr.. Frank Turpin returned to Ma-
com yesterday on business, coming
over from Lumpkin, where he is To-
Gated for the present.
Bona Eide cut prices ON everything
at Pinkst0n Co.'s.
Call up Loving's Stables, phone 81
for baggage transfer. stf.
Miss Aflzie Daniel, of Friendship
is the pretty guest of her sister, Mrs
T. NJ Everett, at her home on Col
lege street
Hazel, the pretty little three-year.
old daughter of DR. and Mrs. Edward
Prather, developed scarlet fever eyes
Iterday, though in mild form.
]. w. Boyle of Dalton was among
the many business visitors in Ameri
Gus yesterday.
II. c. Crandell Of Braidentown, Fla.
is in the city, coming to Americas up
on business. -
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CIRCULAR NO. 342.

Atlanta. Ca, November %. 1908.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-12-01

Passenger Rules
Passenger Rule No. 5, is hereby
amended to read as follows:
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make ideal Christmas gifts.
HOLIDAYS BOOK STORE.
Mrs. Sue Mclaughlin returned from
a visit yesterday to Mrs. S. A. Saxon
in Albany, Mrs. Saxon accompanying
her here.
Our store open evenings from now /
until Christmas. Come in and look
around Daniels, the Jeweler TIL
---
Miss Georgia Bena Dodson return
ed yesterday from visit to Mrs. A. |
F. Hodges at her pretty home, near
Andersonyille.
Miss Matte Lewis Dodson left yes
terday for Griffin, where she will be
the attractive guest of Miss FIorine
Watts at delightful house party
there this week.
A W. wheeless was among the
many Atlantans coming to Americas
yesterday on. business.
Mr. NJ s Harper returned to At
lanta yesterday after having spent
Sunday in Americas.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy La Sha formerly
of Americas, but now residents of
Thomasville, are spending some time
pleasantly in the city.
Most complete stock in Americas
TO select from Everything at price.
No fake here. Watch where the
crowds GO. PinkstOn Co.
F. F. Doyle registered from Jack
sonville yesterday among the arri-
walls at the Hotel Windsor.
Mrs. Bessie Palmer and sister Miss
May Quincy of Waynesboro, VIII ar
rive this morning and will be the
guests of Mrs. Ira Lowe and Mrs.
Dudley Gatewood, respectively.
]. w. Sasser and C. S. Patton of the
Seaboard Railway, came up from Sa-
vannah yesterday
Messrs. w. A. Neal and w "A. Neal,
| Jr., of Atlanta, were visitors in Amer
icus yesterday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hayward and
two children of Macon arrived in Am
CIRCUS yesterday and will spend some
time here.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-02-01
ADVERTISING THE MIGHTIEST
FACTOR

Advertising is today the mightiest
factor in the business world. 1t is all
evolution of modern industrial compe-
tition. 1t is business-b builder, with a
potency that goes beyond human de-
sire. 1t il something more than a
drummer" knocking at the door of
the mountaineering more than
mere craftsmanship on-paper.
Advertising is positive creative
force in business. 1t builds factories
skyscrapers and rail roads. 1t makes
two blades of grass grow in the bust
ness world where only one grew be-
fore. 1t multiplies human wants and
intensifies desires.
Before advertising was developed in
to fine art, and before it became a
factor in the commercial world, the
business of the manufacturer and mer
chant was to supply the normal needs.
and desires of the human family. Mer-
chandizing was bounded by mans ne
cessities and by his meager knowl-
edge of the luxuries which he deemed
within his reach.-Truman A. De.
Weese, in November System.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-02-01

employees generally are faithful to
their trust, some inefficient men,
without sense of their responsible
ty, have eagerly grasped at this teach
ing and feel that the railroads and
the world at large owe them living
whether they earn it or not, and the
antirailroad agitation is largely re-
sponsible for this. Until these two
things have been changed the rail-
roads must labor under tremendous
disadvantages. Railroads must be en-
abled by large earnings to practically
rebuild the whole railroad system of
the country. They must be made SO
profitable that money will find in
railroad construction most attrac-
tive field for investment, for until
this condition prevails it will be i'm
possible to secure the capital needed
for the expansion of railroad facili-
ties, so essential, so Supremacy essen
tial, to the best interests of the coun-
try.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-02-01

The politicians and the agitators,
as well as the people of the country
at large, may as we'll face the situa-
ton and meet it squarely with full
recognition of this condition of af-
fairs for until they do there can be
no thoroughly marked revival in rail-
road construction on scale COM
mensurate with the needs of the coun-
try. People may theor;ze as much
as they please; they say that rail-
roads may be forced TO expand, that
they must be capitalized at exact cost,
that the promoters and the banker
profits must be eliminated; but they
will wait till doomsday before they
secure railroads on these conditions.
The only possible chance for railroad
construction of large scale is to
make investment in railroad enter
prises and railroad securities more
attractive than can be found by large
capitalists anywhere else in the
world"
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-02-01

needed for railroad expansion is not
going to seek railroad investment, but
railroad men must seek the capital
with diligence 1t must be presented
in such way as to indicate profits
large enough to justify the risk, or
otherwise those who have the bulg-
ing bank accounts will keep their
money themselves or else put it in
securities. over which they do have
some control. AS field for invest
ment the railroad is no longer an at
tractive proposition, and this, too,
comes at a time when never in our
history do we so much need money
for railroad expansion. 1t is quite
within bounds to say that during the
next five or six years this country
ought to spend $I,5oo,ooo,ooo year
in the enlargement of railroad facili-
ties. We ought within the next FIVE
or ten years to put one-half as much
money into the enlargement of rail-
road facilities as the total amount
now represented in all the stocks and
bonds of the railroads of the country.
Where is so vast a sum to come
from? If it should not come, then
business will be halted, railroad ia
cilities will grow steadily worse in
stead of better, and the country will
suffer as it has suffered for the last
few years because the railroads were
unequal to the volume of traffic. The
country holds its hands up in hor-
ror, and justly so, at the disastrous
railroad wrecks, but railroad wrecks
happen to a considerable extent be-
cause the volume of traffic is largely
beyond the facilities of the railroads,
and partly too, because men have
been taught during the last few years
TO seek to get as much as possible
and give as little of faithful work in
return as possible. While railroad
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-02-01

lions of dollars without a redeeming
thing to the credit side. Money for
railroad expansion cannot possibly be
had under present conditions. Inf
nitely better would it be for the whole
country if the people would recognize
that, instead of reducing rates, the
railroads must be given full authority
to make a general advance in rates
commensurate with the increased cost
of doing business. The railroad bust
ness must be given an opportunity to
make profits large enough to tempt
capital from everywhere to seek in
vestment in railroad securities. Men
are not going to put their money into
such enterprises subject to the dam
gers of legislation-and they would
be foolish if they did so-unless the
profit is great enough to justify such
risks. To attempt to limit the earn
ings to six per cent or even 10 per
cent, or to any fixed amount, is not
only absurd, but economically false,
for any attempt to limit the earn
ings of legitimate business undertake
ings will inevitably react and cost the
country far more than the difference
between fixed income and the profit
which might otherwise be. made.
Their own preservation would neces-
sarily require of the railroads as fav-
orable rates as could be given with
safety for themselves and their flu
ture.
"Of recent years the public seems
10 have come to the conclusion that
men with bullying bank accounts are
waiting eagerly for an opportunity
to put money into railroad securities,
though the control of the railroads is
taken from them, and though other
people who have no interest in them
are given authority to fix the rates
at which they can do business. TIL.
idea Is very fallacious, The capital
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

ST, IGNAcE, NIGH
Trzej ch}opey strasili: 4y e
" strasznej 6nieaycy, iaka re :
w--p6l,nocnym Michiganiie
.wczoraj we .6rod ~! sro % y'la
we 6rode zginal Jetzy Mall |l[l| I
hot, 19-toletni syn ,vay''bitneglo
farmera v tel okolicy, kt16ry
wyszedl byt ma %polow low ll
Jest nawet prsypusze 8 s. 10
wicher zwalil go do jezior'a,l
Michigan, W zaspach 6ni'e 9
podobno znajdujs ole ciala
.dw6ch braci zLant6w, kt6rsyl
wyszli byli 20 szkoiy wrA-
cali do domu " czaisiie 6niszy,-
~, - + 1857
w. :. -t !:-. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

(Na'pisat professor. Tomas :siems.
i: -: radzki.~ y
~. iC;ar.da]szv) e

" Ze :.plany tego. ,rodzaju snu'
Klek
sandfdat: Mikblajal:; s: IIo6lkaI
zalg si il p6zka liz y :tajh q ko|
j. rie!aponaeauli5 Wisflkiesp'' ksieff
eia Kol ! | 80 i,lEia !, ! 81 iahiDjr 81
przez ;Pl'~plak6w=z
y t1ocy aiistopadaeRl y = 't3aI
q: spto1ity 4. R BIZ
z0staia =zobscnie= .akiero g g
strtonR=P eterghdlft8saal, :geasi4s
xadsaIto nsi1nie# pif4t,o Z i! :. nd 1
niedopusz,ezeni az b'l Z i
20 ie1niazT u nl,ieazyl
.Reajai Polska. zbY5 s. malp
jeszcese; s.; mana i jest taha:,h1 /
torja togo okrest1 aby byte
n, MONA { nakretl6lic dokla g 7 !.
o Il intfyg pruskichIl-a1ni
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
1Npl nj N b IN wis.,.
i -: I.
t*#r : ! 10. *lutego, 1908.
" 4 ~: r. g:.: i.
! Szanownria Redakcyo.
- Wiaruaa!! T. !.

Prose- o troche. lA,iejsca "
}amach Wiarusa ola :naszej
korespondencyi 2 Indepen1-.
dence, Wis. Naszar P T
jest,tu. dose liczna j zanozna,,
&yta sobie tt: ak .paczek:.w:
mas1e, co i'm DE ;bas x chwa;-:
Ii; il. przez oskczadhosc: j zaI
bi6g)iwo6e ddroblli sie ma
jatk6w " jednej rz re ato-
Ii, ID nieco opiebzali, . tot
ME daja mic, albo ,bardzU1ma=
10 wieddzisc . sobiie wgase-
tach. Chcieliby azeby eo6=z:
naszsj k0lonH *bylo=5podanae,
ale 81 !niedbali ably sic tenn.
zajati.cc6 dosgazety :napiya6.
n:59p:sdo: naazegos WIarusa,
kt6ry. nas;:chetnie :i7zsotwar-.
temi r9koma przyjm1'iie,
osWsiaras . jedlIt ggaseta
do bra i ! nam najb1izaza,, ]; . =
,astu.i tacy kt6rzy by mo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

IS 49,. 1t. = - '-- ga i. =
PHILADELPHIA, PA NJ
p%rzedmiezoiu Fr g "
ars !. wojskowym nastapi}
wybueh naboi6w armatnicb,
skutkiem ozego apieciusrobot
n1ik6w zostaio: SLIME uszko~
dzonych. Podczas .wybuchu
" sasiedniej fabryce znaido-
:wale> sic sze6cset srobotnic,
interchangeable Z i slt'tl X: ekeplo~
vi WyWelal Wielkie :p p
z Is, : il i e, eng q !, zdito 7' iwyjf6
. .budy d i b 9,s's sgeyzklody. =. ;.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

cy
.szego cesarza WilhelmaIV Fl:
wreszcie u .sameg!,o' kf6'laa,
Fryderyka Wilhelma. WtedyE
>stanal pred :kr6lem mII,ody
5malo== jeszezel' =zuany Otto ito.
Bismarck#vo nzSehoenhausen
i przypomnial mn ze odwie71
cznym.-zadaniem== wszelkief
;p5lityki pruskiei zalwsze BY
lojeat i ma by6 tepienie R b
i n, i
:rodu polskiegosd 10 6drodze-
hia sie " poteIlka pot,lliityczn1al:
.Prusy zer~aiy nnawiazane jpa
rokowania 2 Anglia j caly
plan upad}
Przez to wystapienie Bis
> / " zaraniu swei karje-
~ politycznei wiecej zrobi}
zleeo PLlsce ! Polakom. nil:
:nrzez :: Gale !. trzvdzie6ci lit:
awvch n6zn;a;szvch.. r1ad6w
y w v NA VI AAs4~S'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

P1rrsBURG, Pa, AreA4,o.
wano~ tu szezciu Wloch6w,
czlonk6w Carmel Rekia
kt6rzy synowi zmeffego mir ill.'
idawno| ,s,ie'piatora Richatda
Quay ], .ssg;t'ozili 6mieroie, .issr
ole :nie okupi..' lR6vnocze6nie
skppfiekowano DUO ! bronl,
aemulIntliict!yl j liteiatury> tel 81 :.
ta6skiiej = organiiziaey u 'zabrk.
no: T take kilka liizt6T tpiissSS
nydhtdo bogatyehv:nie e.. 81 !.
Gov. %praednieAcia seRieflI.
Rafael i . }. Pel ll Is !! hYl :=h htg.ttIt
.,,Czarnej Reki" ma dystr8H
n =.
- - - rev. .sG
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

csek ~hod spieszkaA okelo %
l d Appleton, ha tyeh.
stepacht'I, gdz j teraz maje
piakny koseiolek i cmentar2
takle, pieknte do kola plot1em:.
ogtodlonY. szczepau Turha,
jeilsYn: zajs} sic. pograebeml
istse]as przez .Wiarusa, ser:
dee1anne: Bl6g {. z;aplae wszyst:
kin, kt6rzy brali= udzial Y
:p'oslr'zebie lego Q. matki: Wieesj
nyAodpoczyhel'k'=raea jej dae
fPo HHi;sat - y = = 5s --"
r :. So - =, -; 9" :
q n~asteraz zjmno:.i nr6z.;
!, ABoNENT:-W gRIARUsA.
-r y ..pMh. -. - s. Ja--4. r.. -. - -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

JACKSONVILLE, I'll; W
mies;acach " m
kladzie Ola umyslowo ohio.
rych. ". Jacksonville bylo
647 nieszczedtiwych w
6mierci. CyfrY'. ] 70
pojawily sic " urzsdowem
sprawozdaniu zarzadcy; "
raporcie niema mowy Q ka-
towaniu pacyent6w, Q ITO 1l|
rem1komisya: 6ledcza cd t t,.lII.
juz slysza{a. Pewien 5W 4 &! |.
zezna}, 10 jedneeo warYa 8,
dozorcy zabili, 4 Wsksiatkaeh
zakladu jako pow6d S s.
podano, ;lchorobe slepej Xiv,
XII. ;Drugiemu zn6w kopa-
MEM z'amano kilka 3eb q,
ze ME m6gi :usiast
wlasnej wolf. Rodsice tych
nieszczesliwych: pacyent6W
MIC o brutalnem' postepod'xlIail-'
niu dozorc6w ME wie.dz Il u,
dlatego tez PREDICT 6Iedztwe
ME zarzadzono. 1t
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

Annis.
E: 3. 'Maith, skItt16ra:zamordow''esle
ssllia Brown v jej; Az
:mu Y sesstym! hytopadlep
ma q { podstawie zpala1mnucehlk
jjejs mega, zosta}a uznana nit
.wiinn &C.. ..imi1o',lr'd!lerstwaiI III. fi1plusssao,
n4 na:wolno6c. 8
Gdy John: Maith, maj POD
.sadnej aostal ~sawessWany,, 81
zlozyI zieznania, trzasl sic g
wz.ruszenia. Jakal Ole i: j .up,.alldd q.
bezwladnie ma lave SWiad-;
ka. !: S.
Przyznaf sic, 70 przez . ! u
lata zna} pania Brown; j.
byl u niej wiecsorlee1ml,S gdd91lz. /.
zcstala zamordowena. Os
r4yl on il s pijadstwo, 4 m NJ
.ona go piss iia ! +. p|r!o g & !,
przabaczenia. ,WyszedIs do.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
ASHTON, Nebr.:
80: stycznia 1908.
Sxanownl1a.R edakcyo!

ssxanowna : Red1akeyol
lima u:4=nas jest ===jeszcze
,wciaz b. hardin aagodna; Snie-
=: gu: do togo .cza IS by1o bar ar:
do: malo, a teraa, JUL kilka
:tygodni jak ;zadnego niema:
:progi 50: bardzo ::idobre, zbo:
10 dobrze :p}aci, to tez far
merry pc najwiekszej czedci'
swoje zbiory zesz}oroczne po-
sprzedali. ..:
;Wkradla sic. tn do Howard
i Sherman. ~powiat6w .ospa,
zaraz W jesieni, i nawiedzi'a
DUO familiji, lecz dzieki sta
raniom "naszego dok 81 A:
E. .Wanka, chociaz, W ME
kt6ryeh da4a: sic dosyt we
znaki, 1adnego przypadku
6mierci ME bylo. Pan Dok-
tor Wapek jest cd wszyst'
kich bardzo lubiany, jest
on Czechem, lecz pc polsku
m6wi bardze dobrze;: ME
zdziera: on z ludzi tax: jak
to ,inni .robia i:nieras:udziela
pomocy "a. ;darmo: Co sie
tyczy: onej: ospy, to teraz
pomatu juz ustaje. "
po towarsystwa Sw: 14y:
cora, .oracza, W Chojnicy'
przystapiio W .niedziele 26.
stycznia, %dziewieciu nowyoh
czlonk6w, pomiedsy. niemi
Karol Jamrog, selonista 2
Ashton; Nebr.; !pamietai k
rolekAo4 ewoiehszb raeiaeh sbe 3
pr4ywi6sla @rozgrseWkta i
dQle=pelkatay,=::c chloe: Q <blad.e1pa
lieu Me z%apl,omnijcie':B tracts
gdy, badzieeie W.. Ashton
wstapic7do niego:% : 80 !
Towaar.1ystwo sw: Izydora
~srasta 2 dniem kazdym,* Il
jest. .nadziejaI 10: W niezadlu-
GIN czasie, .beazie,. eie,liczyc
do .:jie.d1nego . najwiekssYch
Towaraystw ma zachodsie.
a.. rIZYDOR.,
pr . n . -! - . . ~ -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

MANSFIELD Al. Q: okolo 2
godz. ". nocy dw6ch zama-
~skowaliych bandyt6w wpadlo
do biura Adam Express Co.
ma dworcu kolejowym Union
i#pobiwszy 1najdujacego sic
tam urzednika do nieprzy-
tomnoscl, zabrali mu $4,000.
W poSpiechu prze'oczyli wo-
reezek s:lpieniezuy zawieraja::
s!ey:$lo,o0o..
Rozeslano ma wszystkie
stryony stelegramy 2 opisem
bandyt6w. Ma .dfugi dzie6
aresztowano obu New Lon
don.
hT" .- -T.c
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

N W. ss.s s u II 4. ss "a ]. ssss 5s We ts sssaas sa q + 4 4
Kli d So ~ 81. ffaz zhspittiae,
A3wilc dAlej dos pl6ta. !. Z ]
!. Dhllih9 7:-go. ] b.m. od( al y
dikliililg|llny, ; ] w:ieiie,kl.ih1y .a'p ! Z
rex s lip. ..A,1ndrkdia j B3 81. i
liz, Iptatuszkkt 50 lstlhiego:,,
klt6ry .przyby 20 A y
Msroku: 1876 gin, 4 vice SO
lat ts tom Z: opola nd Slasku,
osisdlg bib tn przy 1n1dspen-
:aencs j u temssan1em miej--::
SEQ miebskat 81 lata, 30 do~
:piero lata tom gdy ME:
=l6pbza!czyk i jun podhpa aelE ~
.zafowiu ziqt je, ., +. f.=Mar.
szalei,lk wziaf staruSzk6w do
|siebiie i spielegnowaa1f::: i go Il
do6mierci;;= :oby mu ito Pan !
Bog stokrotnie. nagrodzi6 ra.
cyl, ~bo:sp.s=Mafszalek ma
sam liczna rodzine lec1 ola Z.
staruszk6w:b y1o miejsce pier
wsze;;: dobry to przyklad: Ola
|dzieci, DO one sic tax samo.
swym rodzicom kiedy6 wywa-
dziecza.
Dnia 17-go lutego b.r. Cd.
sic licytacya y pada
A: Ulbryka W Galesyille,
Wis, gl6wnyh urzednikiem
Elicytac,yjnym bedzie Kodak
nasz p. Albert Bauteh. I'm
dependence, wiec Gle zapra-
sza wszystkich polskich oby-
wateli ably sic, ~zgromadzili "
jak najwiekszej. liczbie, a 10
D.. Bautch jest cz}owiekiem
~wyrozumialym, m6wi bicycle
pc angielsku jake j 20 polls
ku, kaidemu, gay oedzie pb-
trzeba, wszystko przettoma+
:czy. Pan: Bautch sprawu]e
ten urzad JUL 80 lata vice
jest " ten :wydoskonallyo'ny'
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sachowu jae. III. ewnlatrz po-
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