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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21

attorney having refused to accept a
sealed verdict, or to permit the jury
to dispense and report their finding
later, the court instructed the sheriff
not to permit the jury to dispense, but
to inform him at the proper time.
when he would come and receive the
verdict. In disobedience to this or.
der the sheriff permitted the jury
to dispense. Thereafter. the Judge
having returned and inquired for a
verdict, one member of the jury hand
ed him the indictment, with a verdict
written thereon. upon which sentence
was then pronounced. In Hopkins VS..
State, So Southeastern Reporte., 81,
the Georgia Court of Appeals held
the prisoner entitled to an immediate
discharge, the verdict being multi
ty because the dispersal OF the jury
must be deemed at least equivalent
to mistrial; yet inasmuch as this
mistrial was occasioned without the
consent OF the defendant, and not
caused by any such necessity as is
recognized by law being sufficient
ground for the ordering of mistrial,
defendant cannot again be placed up,
on trial for the same offense.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21

poker games, many slot machines,
etc. We're put out of business. To
this extent the movement by the peo-
pie at the Board of Trade rooms Fri
day night, to take the city govern
ment out of the hands OF the men
who had so long abused it-unless
they should show signs of better
lment has already succeeded. But It
is important that the organization as
planned be perfected and put into OPP
GRAFTON as quickly as possible. Pres
dent Smith ought to call specia
meeting of the Commercial Club for
the purpose of naming the twenty
five men who are to represent that
Organization in the league. The same
arguments used by several speakers
lat Friday nights meeting for action
then, will hold good still for complet-
ing the organization without unnec-
essary delay, and for action on some
definite plan The men named by
the Board of Trade can be depended
upon to act conseryatively and firm
ly, and the Commercial Club is choak
full OF the SAINT kind of material.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21

quired. The prisoner had the right
of appeal, the state mad it not. So
it is now.
When the present court procedure
was instituted ii was designed to be
In the interest of the accused, it
needed to be. Under this free govern
ment, with our light penalties for
crime, it should be in the interest of
the people. The events as they pass
in the country show that now, for the
sufficient protection of society it Is
better that an innocent person should
suffer now and then by the operation
OF law and the courts, than that a
horde of raseals and villains escape
through Vaccinations Of themselves
and their skilled attorneys, put up
easily to take advantage of the old
legal procedure crested for the ex-
press purpose of protecting persons
accused Of crime uniustly and to save
those guilty from unreasonable and
unjust penalties. meted out for minor
offenses.
Fl r POTTER
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21
CRIMINAL COURT PROCEDURE

Editor of The Bulletin. The pres.
fnois is centuries old, and comes down
from the English law. While sayants
boast of evolution in everything else,
they can cite none in the criminal
court practice. why should this be
SO? Has there been no need OF inn
provement in this2 Under the Old
English Law people were hanged for
petty larceny, Ii is easy to see VIII
every possible safeguard should be
given then to the accused. why his
interests should be deemed paramount
to those of society, why it was better
that ninety.nine should escape rather
than that one innocent should suffer.
Then. too the procedure was to
"f'rH tho 'H0~tor of the crown. the satel-
iites OF which were disposed to get
rid of unfriendly people by trumped
up charges. Through the ocean of
technicalities provided in the original
procedure 1t was easy to protect per-
the cetion of the grand jury, the re-
quirenent that put indictments In
precise legal yerbiage, and invalidated
them If there was failure to dot an /
or cross T, Of the lower case, as
printers would say. The need Of all
the exactions made now in choosing
the trial jury was apparent then.
Postponements of trial from one term
to another during long period on
sorry preteGts, was in order then.
The shadow Of room for doubt as to
the prisoners guilt, afforded by the
evidence was sufficient to clear him
then, as it is now, according to the
law eXpounded by the attorneys for
the defense and too often intimidated
in the instruction of the court. The
unanimous verdict of the jury was re-
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21

We all know, as one of the speak
ers at Friday nights Board of Trade
meeting declared, that Cairo has
been much improved in physical
way under Mayor Parsons admins
tration-more than under any other
administration the city has ever had.
For this the mayor must be given
his share of credit, as well as the al
dermen and the people-all uhani-
nous for improvements. We all
know also that there have been more
murders and assaults to murder com,
mitted under Mayor Parsons admin
istration than under all other admin
istrations combined for twenty-five
years past. Can His Honor be per-
mitted TO disclaim all responsibility
for this?
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21

Washington. Nov. 20.--The Ameri
can committee. chairman Of which is
IN, NJ. o. Dishes, of the University OF
Wisconsin, has ben organized by Mr.,
Elmer Brown, commissioner of educa-
tion. to stimulate interest in the work
Of the third international congress on
home eucation. which meets at Brus-
sells in August As secretary of the
committee Prof w. c. Bagley, of the
University Of Illinois, was chosen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

Deli Ifun cars due to leave Second ST. 20
DCA1 LAMI ing north on Com rue rciRl Ave
every IL minutes from 8 D. m. to II p. m.
doing north. on Walnut Bt.every III minutes
from sos \. m to 1888 p. m.
unnlnr CT Hino Holbrook Ave- car dns
TOpldT d. LlIiC 10 leave SECOND 81. no
ing north on Holhrook- at 6:67: SAT; 6.42; 6h7
T:i2 a. IN. and on the same minutes every hour
antil i0A2 and if:l2 p. m. @
Going west on Twenty Eighth 81. II b,4s.
aI9; 6:34; 6:45 and 7:04 a. m. and ON Same min.
utea every hour until i0:S4 and il:Q4 p. m.
Poplar st. cars due to pass 5t. Mafy's pRxs
Is minutes after leaving Second 80
Belt Line Owl Cars nossh b. a. T lsss =
m; f:s0 g. M: 7:So a. m.: $50 q. M; A.sg q. m
6.S0 q. IN. H- -.ss. s
III a. m. 4 q. m. 8 o. IN. ~ 4
Belt and Owl cars are due 20 pes Weas
Thirty fourth ST. 10 minutes aftsE teavtn
Sec nd 81 I'll
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21

The names of large number of
women appear in the list of con.
tributors to the fund for a monument
to the late Miss Pelly, each offering
her mite, as did tne widow in holy
writ who was the subject of the Mas
ter's eloquent eulogy, The women of
Cairo have been vilely maligne1 in
some of the reports printed in the
city dailies. That they should have
felt deeply interested in the terrible
events of the recent past was to be
expected; that they should look with
a degree of favor upon this awful
work by a mass of angry men was to
be expected, for that work had a
high motive and high purpose. re,
spect for and protection to pure
womanhood. But it is untrue that
any woman took or tried to take any
active part in the fearful work. Their
connection with it, if such is may be
termed, was that of spectators from
afar-horrifled but undemonstrative.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21

The Eelleville News.D Democrat
which was so generously praised by
on Cairos troubles, makes a serious
error in criticising Governor Deneen
severely for dismissing Sheriff Davis
form Office. The governor could not
have done otherwise than he did with
out violating the law which is clearly
mandatory, leaving him no option in
the matter; and he took the action
he did only after consulting with the
attorney general of the state who de-
clared that he must act as the law
directed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21
IN CRITICAL CONDITION.

New Albany, Ind, Nov 20.-Early
today the condition of President
Woodward. OF the Merchants Ma
tional Bank, who was shot BY Tom
Hoal, the dime novel" is critical.
Pneumonia has developed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21
NEGRO SUSPECT ARRESTED.

Chicago. Nov. 20.-Walter Wilson
a negro, who was seen in the vicinity
of the abandoned house in Milwaukee
where Hattie linda was murdered,
was arrested tonight and taken back
to Milwaukee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21
kieartIsas landlord,

Il used to walk the foor worrying
about how | was going to pay my
landlord" said Mr.. Tufuck Il hope
you have quit all that" replied the
optimist. Il had to, The landlord
said that Ii | didn't stop wearing out
the floor he'd raise the rent"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21
FOOTBALL TAKES BIG TOLL.

Chicago, Nov, 90 Football has re.
suited in the deaths OF thirty and
Injuries to ZIG the present season
according to the Record. Herald. This
is the largest number Of deaths re-
corded in nine years,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21
THOMPSON vs.. HYLANo.

Kansas City. Nov. Arrange
ments were completed tonight for a
ten round battle between Cyclone
Johnny" Thompson of Sycamore, IT,,
and Fighting Lick Hyland, of San
Francisco, here on December Is.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21


Still it is fact somewhat signif-
cant, that at least two police officers
clean, capable men, thoroughly quail.
fed for the places they held and who
made excellent records while in the
service. resigned from the force be-
cause they would not let dive-keepers
alone but insisted on doing their duty
to the people whom they served-they
not permit them to wear the city's
uniform and star; they could not
bring themselves to be abjectly sub
seryient to black and white dive
keepers and their dissolute cohorts as
demanded by the chief.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21

The above is correct statement
of the circulation OF The Cairo Bulle-
tin for the year 1903 and for the
month of October 1909.
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this ard day Of November 1909.
LEO J. KLEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY e

Cairo. alexander County. llilRslA
Population 1t,147.
Mayor. GEORrv PARSONa
Clerk. H. A. AArCHKR.
Treasurer. FRANK b. Arm.
6TRON.
City Attorney. HUNTER BIRD.
Comptroller. ERNEST WORKMAN
Magistrate, ANDREW WHITCANP
Ch..f al Police. NJ. 9. EGAN.
Alexander County. Population N,4Fl
County Clerk, JESSE Il. MILLER
Circuit Clerk, ALFRED BROWN.
Sheriff. FRANK n. DAVIS.
States AtornsI ALEX M. WILSON.
County Superintendent OF Schools
PROF. 8. Il. GOTT.
Assessor and Treasurer, CRED Il
NELLI6.
Coroner, DIR. JAS. M'MANUS.
3sara Of County COMMISSIONER
], ]. JENNELLA. Chairman
G. v. NEFF.
DIR. EDWIN GAUsn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21
CAIRO & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY co.
(INTERUR5AN L.lNE.)

TIME CARD.
Cars will leave Second street, Cairo
for Mound City and Mounds az fol-
lows:
First car leaves at 4:3O a. m.
Second car leaves at 6 a. m. and
every hour thereafter until 8 p. m.
Last cars leave at s:40 p. m. and
1920 p. m.
C. c. ARMSTRONG,
General Superintendent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number OF complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the year 1908 ......... .2084
Average number OF complete and
perfect copies of the Cairo Bull.
letin printed during the month
of Octobery 1909, daily and
Sunday .............. .....,. .21oa
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21
CAIRO IN 1880
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

About this time young ladies' began
to find employment in stores and
offices. taking positions previously
filled by men. The innovation haa
reached Cairo and several young
ladies accepted positions in some
Cairo stores.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21

The river was frozen over at St
Louis before Thanksgiving Day, max.
ling Cairo the head OF navigation. At
Cairo the mercury at this time stood
at Is to 20 degrees below the freezing
point. Floating ice in the Mississippi
river prevented the ferryboat Three
States" from making her regular
trips. TN many localities snow has
fallen SO much in advance of its
usual time, and in such unheard OF
quantities that the oldest inhabitants
have been startled while a general
wave of coldness has swept over the
entire continent
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21
REGULATING PICTURE SHOWS

An ordinance has been introduced
In the city council to invest the chief
of police with censorship powers in
the film picture shows which have
multiplied rapidly here as in other
parts of the country. More than n
hundred names have been APPLIED to
the improvement Of what twenty
years ago was simple toy known
as the zoetrope. BY simplifying the
principle with the aid of the photog-
rapher's ingenuities q new source of
public entertainment has been estab-
lished. and its exceptional cheapness
gives 1t a strong hold upon the nick
els and dimes OF the people Thous-
ands of these shows are running in
the cities and towns and they may be
called new thing under the sun.
They are, when properly managed, an
attractive form of entertainment ana
can reproduce an ascent OF the Alps,
also educational For example. the
working operations along the Pan
anna Canal or public celebrations of
general interest, They could easily
be made the most fascinating form
of the study of the worlds geography.
But there is plainly a danger that
immoral features will be introduced
in these life-like grouping Of figures
and incidents, When business seems
dull INSCRIPTIONS showmen might re-
sort to impurities and what was orig
inally innocent entertainment become
a Decentralization. The debasement
would extend to children of all ages,
making it more generally harmful
than the unquestionable phases of the
drama. Public opinion and legal ell
acements have put degrading litera-
tHe under the ban, and motion pic
lures of the same sort should be sim
ilarly restricted. Many Of the films
are made in France, where a show H.
cense not approved by Americans II
permitted. The danger pointed out
is insiduous and calls for prompt ac
ton. In Illinois a law for mutoscope
regulation has been passed and stood
the test of the courts A like off.
cial censorship by police departments
is proposed in st. Louis. and the
question Is clearly one that should be
dealt with without delay.-Globe-
Democrat.
Frhn Fnwo,at,n pwo... Az ga r a...
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21

All public gambling places and de-
vices we're ordered closed yesterday,
by the police. Scores Of crap games,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21

Former Jeopardy.--Just before re-
cess for dinner the jury in an assault
case received its charge. Defendants
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21

The foregoing from the St. Louis
contemporary is applicable to Cairo.
Regulation is called for, because too
frequently the pictures presented In
the Cairo theatres are demoralizing
to a high degree, even dis
|gusting, and not a few par
ents fear to allow their chill.
|dren to attend without having first
satisfied themselves that the pictures
|are proper. Many excellent pictures
are given, but even one in the course
of a week, that is bad, is one too
many.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21

honorable men, as we all know-an,
the Bourgeois den goes merrily on.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21

On Thanksgiving Day, Mr.. Malacnft
Cullinan and Miss Mary Calvin were
married in st. Joseph's church, by
Rev. Father O'Hare. Mr. David
Barry was groomsman and Miss Mar
garet Jones, bridesmaid. A reception
was held in the evening at the resi-
denee on Center street, between Wash
ington avenue and Walnut street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21

The Hibernian fire company elected
complete set of officers on the
evening Of Nov. cath to fill the places
of those who had previously resigned.
Robert Hewitt, captain, is the only
one of these officers now residing in
Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21
AMERICAN COMMITTEE.

Fl. F. POTTER
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21
Naczynia z Wegla.

Ma wystawie produkcyi amery~
kahskicj " Paryzu E1ozna zoba-
czyG niezwyk}a zastawe sto1owa,
zroblona T. wegla kamlennego..
Pred oczyma zwiedzajacego czer.
nia sic i bFyszcza talerze, karafki
mlednice, wazony do kwiat6w ftp.
= Do wyrabiania tych przedmio~
tow uzywaja wegla o riezwyk}e]
twardosci, mianowicie %antracytu
pensylwahskiego. Osobny warsztat
do fabrykacyi tych naczyh z wegla
za}ozy} pred kilku laty jeden z
g6rpik6w pensylwahskich. Ze
wzgledu ma swoja niezwyk}osc, jak
r6wniez wielka trwa}osc, towar
jego znaidowal chetnych nabyw-
COW, warsztat sic rozwiia} i dis,
zatrudnia juz oko}o stu robotnik6w.
Naczynia wykuwa ksie najpierw z
grubsza z kawa}k6w wegla, potem
wykoncza ma machine %tokarskiej
wreszcie szlifuje i poleruje. Wielk4
ich zaleta jest r6wniez taniosc.
Czy iednak edo}aja sobie zdobyG
targ szerszy, watpit nalezy. Praw=
dopodobn1e p%ozostana zawsze tylko
osobliwo6cia, ME zas przedmiotem
uzytku codziennego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21

1apy z}amat pare zeber, odrzuclf ma
srodek klatki przywarowa} ma
MIN. Obecna ma przedstawieniu 70
ma pogromcy krzykne}a przerazh-
VIE i rzuci}a sig do klatki. Powsta}
pop}och ME do opisania.s Pogrom~
ca, lezac pod rozjuszonym zwierze-
ciem, strzelif pare razy; obecni ma
przedsta Kieniu o~ficerowie, polio
janet pare os6b cywilnysh zacze-
10 osypywac Iva kulami rewolwe-
row. Pc kilkunastu strza4ach lew
porzuci{ p. Voyani i jak wsciek}y
rzuci} sig ma kraty, prdbujac wysko-
czy6. Dopiero pc chwili lew ranio-
ny, broczac We krwi, poszedf do
swej klatki, wszed{ do
niej i tam W godzine p6zniej
zdechl. Nicszczesliwy pogromca,
zabrany do szpitala, W nocy dnia
IA ma Is zmarf W ~szritalu ma zaka-
zenie krwj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21
Dramat W cyrku.

w cyrku Humanin, braci Rychtes-
row, wydarzy} sic straszny wypa=
dek. Wystepowa} tam p. Voyani,
pogromca zwierzat i pokazywa} ire
sowanego Iva, pare hyen, diva
niedzwiedzie l'dwa dudskle dogi.
Ot6z, jul cd paru dni lew Rome
O" by1 niespokojny niepos}uszny.
w owym dniu feralnym, ma po~
czatku przeds tawienia, k,edy ma a.
ren;e by} tylko san lew, a innych
zwierzat j~eszczc ME wypuszczono,
Romeo" odm5wi} posfuszehstwa.
Pan V. ulrrzy} g. batem wypa"
lii z rcwolweru slcpym }adunklem,
wtedy lew re %strasznym ryklem
skoczy} ma pogromce, pr1yc'sn2'
go do pret6w klatki, n%astepnie u
chwyc,} k4ami "a twarz, uderzenlem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21
10 prZykaZan ola

10 prZykaZah ola
gOspOdyh.
i. Me zos:awiaj nigdy dzieci sa"
mych W mieszkaniu, nigdy ME poz-
VOL siedzleG dziecku samemu PREY
otwartem oknie
2. Me zostaw1aj zapa}ek, garn-
k6w z ukropem, goracego zelaza
tam, gdzie dzlecko siegnac mole.
3. Zamknij dobrze kazda truci-
zne, a butelke opatrz napisem, ze-
by sic Mkt ME mdg} omylic4
4. Me uzywaj nigdy butelek,
s}oi6w, naczyn itp., zanim ich do
,
brze ME wymyjesz ciep}a woda SO
dowa. ....
5. Me uzywaj niepobielanych,
miedz,anych (koprowych) Tub Gym
kowych naczYh.
7. Stree sic, zeby sic do rozpa-
lonego t}uszczu ME dosta}a woda'
gdyz para mole CT oczy wypae
rye.
8 Me wywabiaj PLAN, ME pierz
rekawiczek benzyna lub tcrpctyna
DIZZY lampie Tub swiecY - benzyna
BOWEN 4atwo wybuchnie. :
9. Me zasuwaj klapy u pieca,
dop6ki sic wegiel ME wypali, DO
sic aswedzlsz.
10. Gdy sobie skaleczys: palec
lub reke, OWN n&ty ~hmlast; je6ll
kurz lub tru;aca materya dostanie
sic do rany, mole 4atwo nast2plc
zakazenic krwi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21

llczne panic, przygladajac sic wy
stawionym towarom. Jedna z Mich,
maj3o d}uga Spike " kapeluszu,
zgne1a MIG przypadkowo lima panic
" oko, kt6rs natychmiast wyp}y-
ne}o. /
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21
Guys kiedy uzyWaf

So 80. ~" .'- MI. "
Cypodra mas6. ma Aiegi r6z-
ne innes,:. szpecace krosty,
kt6ra naiwyzej pc 2 Tub 8
razowem posmaToWaniu' usu-
wa najzastar2alsze piegi i
krosty, p~ozostawiajac twarz
czysta, bez najmniejszej ska
zy. Jeze]i ME, to pisz i PREY
slej jednego dolara do J.
Krause & Co. 221 : Lom-
bard Buffalo, N. Y. a oni
ci wysla bez zadaych kosz-
tow do. nieoszacowania, no.
wo6c wieeku. Sprob6j, a za}o-
wac ME bedziesz. y:
J. Krause & Co, j:
221 Lombard, .
Buffalo, N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21
FATALNE CYFRY.

"Cyfry ME k}amia" m6wi stare
przYs}owie. Najfatalniejsze cyfry So
tie kt6re ~wskazuja l,czbe os6b ME
po,rzebnych. Wiele zycia ludzkie
go moznaby ocalic kazdego roku
pczez unikanie zaniedbywania
pierwszych symptom6w niedyspoo
zycji. Jedyne lekarstwo, = kt6re W
takich wypadkach dale szybka POI
moe. Jest Trinera AmerYkahski
Eliksir Gorzk,ego Wilma. Jest to
dotrze zuany fakt IL naturalne WI
no Jest rcb,one 2 czystego starepo
wilma izi6l wybleranycb z nsjwle
ksza uwaga. Jest ono w%ybornvm
lie karstwem. ma choroby organ6w
trawienla, jak r6wnie5 ma slab
q
IA os}abien,e i nerwowok6.
U~zywajcie go jak tylko zau~azycie
zmiane apetytu, Gerry, Tub waszvcb
sill, uzywajci~. kiedy kolwiek zau-
wazyc'e~ re czujecie sig uie dobrze.
W aptekach. JOS. Trjner, GIG
ez2. So Ashland ave., Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21
TO- kObiet ma faWie
~ :
OskarZOnyCh.

OskarzOnyCh.
Prokuratorja " Bilbao wytoczy"
Ia 10000 koblet 1 redaktorovi
pisma Liberal" process o obraze.
W zesz}Ym roku skaza}a prokura~
torja m{oda szwaczke Jesuse Paja~
ma ma 8 lat w'ezieria "a zabicle
swego narzeczonego. Spra va ia
mla}a sic tax 49, il 60 zw}aszcza ko-
betty uwaza}y ja jabo ME-
w1nn9: Oko1o 10000 kobiet wysto-
sowa1o do skazanej ma wlezienle
Pajany adres - wyrazajacy jej
sympatje. Adres ten zredagowaf
redaktor ,,Liberal". Prokurator
dopatrzy} sic W adresie obrazy i
wytoczy} wszystkim podpisanym
process. Prokurator wniesie podo>
bno ola reaaktora O 4 miesi3ce, a
ola dziesieciu tysiecy kobiet o
1zien wiezienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21
WIERZY W ME. Ksiadz J. G.

WIERZY W ME-. Ksiadz ). g.
Lift, W sebringsvllle, Ont, pisze:
Nv przec'agu minlonego roku poz~
(bY}em sig okoto dxu tuzin6w bu~
|telek waazego Gomozo, miedzy
przyjacidi ! saesiaddw. Uzywamy 20
take " naszej familii cd wielu lat.
Wierze " Gomozo, 30 bym go
ME rekomendowai innym."
Dr. Piotra Gomozo- cieszy sic
reputacya zalety, kt6ra bardzo ne
wiele innych lekarstw posiada.
Nigdy on Ele zawiedzle " uczynie~
niu dobrego. Jest n czasem wy.
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