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Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

Expeditions Method OF DcnIinE with
Express Rntrs.
Chicago lntCr ocean

Chicago Inter ocean.
The canadian Railway commission has
ordered the express companies operatinE
in the Dominion to file lower tariff rates
within three months \ reduction 81 at
least 10 per cent Is ordered In both
through and local rates
An investigation 10y the commission OF
tho Canadian express companies revealed
some interesting figures as 20 their profits.
Tie Canadian Pacific railway is the sole
owner of the Dominion Express company.
All the cash put iuto IL as capital was
$4,000. but the company Is capitalized for
100000 and pays big dividends on that
basis, In the last seven years its total
earnings were SET IISsS6 and II paid the
Canadian Pacific Railway company sra
1920, or 20 per cent,
The Canadian Express company Is owned
by the Grand Trunk railway. Tho earn
ings OF the express company in the last
seven years were SiS,S62, 2s6 aud the profits
received by tho railway company from 1t
were $s,t679O7, or IS per cent on assets
stated as S2i2,1i7
The declaration Is made by the Canadian
commission That the express companies
overpay the railways for accommodation
in stations, which Is convenient way OF
disposing Of profits which otherwise might
be so conspicuously large as to be incon-
venient."
As in Canada, the express companies Of
the United states are owned either by the
railroads or railroad officials. The rail
roads get at least half OF the total earn
ings for transporting the traffic The cost
of collecting and distributing the traffic
is comparatively small, as is demonstrated
by the enormous dividends which the ex-
press companies have paid
No other class Of business is so profit
able to the railroad companies as express.
and It would continue to be the most
profitable even II they paid the expense OF
receiving and distributing II out Of what
is now paid them for transporting IT, The
cost of collecting and delivering express
on the whole, is less than 10 per cent Of
the total revenue. The deduction is plain
that express rates could be reduced 20 per
cent II the railroads handled the entire
express business themselves.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02
Political Barnaeles showing Life.
Rhlladalnhla Ledger

There Is strange coincidence in the
fact that Mclean in Ohio, Sheehan in
New York and Smith in New Jersey all
refrained most modestly from appearing as
candidates for senatorships during the cam
paign, notwithstanding the general belief
that the democrats would be victorious.
The natural query now H., Could the demo-
Gratis have won a triumph II the campaign
had been based on their candidates., or
even II II had been suspected that they
might reap the fruits Of victory?
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02
shakIne Down shareholder..

Railroad gross earnings reports continue
TO be OF a volume very disgusting TO those
who have been selling other peoples stocks
and are preaching calamity In an effort 20
buy In the said stocks at panic prices.
Some forty-two roads, representive OF
nearly ali sections Of the country. which
have made returns for the second week OF
December show a gain Of ~ per cent over
year ago, when business was admittedly
excellent That severe depression which
has been keeping just a week or two ahead
Of the country ever since last January had
not evidently appeared up TO the middle OF
this month. But let those who have sold
other peoples stocks take courage IL
may have arrived last week; and II not
then surely il viii this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02
Temptation in SUGAR Rebates.

The revelations Of frauds in rebates OF
duties on exports OF sugar. when the trust
offers 10 refund 10000, afford another ar
guInent Why this rebate system should be
abolished. Although Intended 10 eneour-
age expectation Of manufactures II serves
little other purpose than TO invite fraudu-
lent practices. When the crude materials
Of manufactures are put on the free LIST
the system viii have no longer reason OF
existence and viii abolish itself save in
this exception OF sugar. Revenue duties will
still be needed probably for some lime on
raw sugar; but the trust will get tired OF
refunding large sums TO the treasury on
discovery Of IL frauds by smart detec-
tives for sake VI large rewards
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02
worIa-circILnE Ideals.
New York World.

New YORK World.
There are gifts OF idealism so broadly
framed that they take rank above mere
benevolence and hold the worlds attention.
Such was NObels when he left his fortune
to reward the heroes Of science and peace.
Such was Cecil Rhodes when he sought to
promote better international understanding
by enabling promising youth OF all coun-
tries to be educated together. Such is Mr..
CaTnegie's. These may be the acts OF
dreamers. But 1t is only before dreamers
that the future does not quite veil her
face
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

Buffalo Express.

Just what the Interstate Commerce COM
mission can do to relieve the express rate
situation remains 10 be seen. but there is
the encouraging hope that something can
be accomplished. inasmuch as the burden
of proof as In the case OF the railroads
will be on the express companies. and II is
hard 10 see what explanation they can
give that will Justify their present rates
when their profits are so unreasonably
large. At any rate, it is almost certain
that the public will have more light ON
the subject than il has ever had before.
and more light on all forms OF commerce
aud industry is what is needed now
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02
Seeing n Mark Twain Joke.

Thumb-print evidence has been regarded
as incontestible proof OF guilt. II is held
that no two impressions are exactly alike,
and a man in Chicago was not long ago
convicted Of murder on that evidence al
most alone. But an accused man recently
convicted in a British court on the basis
Of thumb prints, has since been discharged
from custody because he was able 70 fur
nish an alibi that convinced the authorities.
Puddenhead Wilson may have had a great
deal to answer for.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

In the contest for altitude flight be-
tween biplane and monoplAne the former
has the need for today. But no one will
venture to CUES how long IL will retain
the honor. The high filters have demon
strated that climbing into the sky Is only
question of physical endurance on the
part alike Of the man and the machine.
For practical purposes, however-thst is,
il the aeroplane is to have practical pur-
poses-the power OF reaching excessive al
titude is no more important than the
power OF motor cars to make phenomenal
time on the motor tracks.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

That labor must undergo liquidation
or wage reduction. following the stock mar
ket hquidation OF the year is a belief
which has found some acceptance in finan-
clal circles. But 1t Is to be noticed that
the latest great wage revision-that Of the
western locomotive engineers-is in an up
ward and not downward direction The
railroad managers are evidently not very
confident respecting the soundness OF the
said belief. They seem TO think that the
high wages, as well as the high prices,
have come to stay for at least a while
longer.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

Married men in New Jersey will be
designated by a ring on their right
thumb II a proposed law 10 enacted
Still that is better than being led
around by the nose.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

The army may, as some Of the gem
erals say, be in a disorganized oOndi-
ton, but Mr.. Taft is still the COM
mander-in-chief, and he does not seem
to think It In a very bad way.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

While prophecy is always danger
Gus. We feel safe in predicting that our
amiable contemporary, the World
Herald, will not support a republican
for president in 1912. be the nominee
Taft, La Toilette, Cumpins or Roose-
welt, but that it viii whoop it up for
the democratic nominee without even
looking behind the party label
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

militsrism. His love Of experiment
and adventure is sure to crop out
somewhere
Il is too bad that less belligerent
system Of manly training was not de-
vised instead OF one susceptible Of
false construction in a child's mind.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

The New World seems to see in
Master" Murphy's domination a good
chance for New York to go republican
next time. II so, that may be the one
redeeming feature about the Tam
many boss manipulation"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02
Bushes. Crooks seek Cover.
Springfield Republican.


The bethtub trust under prosecution by
the federal government, lie breaking up
before the legal proceedings have hardly
begun. This example Is commended to the
men behind the electric lamp and appii-
ance trust. They both seem 20 be of a
similar character and clearly under the
ban OF the law as It has found repeated
Interpretation in the courts.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

The World-Herald objects to Sena-
tor Cummins because he is quoted as
saying that the worst republican is
preferable to any democrat" and yet
IL gives ocular proof every day that in
its lexicon the worst democrat is pre-
ferable 10 any republican"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

We hesitate TO believe our law
makers look like the portraits that are
being printed of them in Lincoln pa
ners. II they do, We fear for the
worst.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

Those country preacher-sleuths
must have had good time stunning
la Omaha so Tar away from home,
with no fear Of meeting inquisitive
ncighbors.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

Christmas presents were only 3O-cent
aprons did not take into consideration
the fact that Mr. Rockefeller had just |
donated S1O,OOO,OoO to the Chicago |
university.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

William Allen White thinks Homer
Davenport, the cartoonist, has lost his
grip. Fortunately, however. he re-
tanned it long enough to grasp a large
handful OF dough.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02
Pointing a warning FINGER.

change Of only 5000 votes out of nearly
100000 in this democratic landslide year
would have defeated most Of the demo-
cratic state ticket and elected most Of the
republican ticket. And this with more than
10000 republicans staying away from the
polls
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02
Let others po the worryinE.

A new theory is that the ultimate de-
Htruction Of the human race will come by
mems freezing to death. However, as 1t
is admitted the earth has fuel enough for
another million years at least, there 10 no
immediate necessity to begin worrying.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

In all the cry for protection to home
Industry Americas strong men have
never raised a voice against the free
admission Of foreign wrestlers They
are too easy.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

Mrs. Langtry's spirited reaffirma-
lion that she has left the stage for
good suggests that some get good
without leaving the stage.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

Wonder II that long distance tele-
gram from the Indignation meeting
held at Cordova, Alaska. ever touched
him?
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02
Ben Barrows.

The death of Ben" Barrows-to
call him Benjamin H. Barrows would
sound unfamiliar while in the har-
ness as surveyor of customs for the
port Of Omaha removes a public
officer whose oficial record in various
capacities in the public service stands
to his credit. Ben" Barrows be-
longed to the pioneers of Omaha and
has been connected with several of
the institutions that have helped
build up Omaha. His personal Ikea
bleness, however, was his own best
asset. A culture derived from study,
observation, travel and intimate asso-
citation with the best literature, COM
bined with a rare sociability, made
him prince of good fellows, He had
his faults, as all of us, but they were
always harmless to others. The gov
eminent service will continue uninter-
rupted, but Ben" Barrows will be
missed.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

Former Senator w. A. Clark might
retsliate that he did not build that
Fifth avenue palace for architectural
taste, but for his own boisterous Mon
tana pleasure.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

The latest is that man in South
Carolina has just discovered the real
cause of the high cost of living. What
is he going to do about IL?
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

subscribers leaving the city tem-
Dorariiy should have The nee
mailed 20 them. Address viii be
changed as often as requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

Or Cooks accusation of Rasmus-
sen looks like bid for new con-
signmeat Of notoriety, but the Dane
does not seem to catch the point.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

The little city OF Modesto, Cal. is
planning for municipal ownership OF
aeroplane landings. Don't laugh,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

A Boston woman, having no child
rem, but several dogs, gave the pups
Christmas tree. II ought to have been
a bowling success.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

Well, his aetldency for two months,
as attorney general. has had his pic
ture on the front page, anyway.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

A little dinner served TO 1.1O2 per-
sons is some feast For verifcation
Just ask any Omaha travelling man
who was there.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

John Bull is just now offering
Uncle Sam some suggestions as to the
Philippines. Small favors thankfully
received.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

It seems that Nat Goodwin and his
latest wife have been temporarily
reconciled
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

And to think, Ohio, where Adams
county is located, is also the mother of
presidents
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

Yes, war time prices we're cheaper.
But who wants to go to war to lower
the cost Of living?f f
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02
Around New York

nipples on the Current Of Life
az Seen IN the great American
Metropolis from nay 90 Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

Another advantage of supplanting
monarchies with republics would be
the reduced cost of ermines.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

What has become of the white
mans hope?'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

Another aviator killed. A census Of
surviving aviators would be in order.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

We hope there viii be no trouble
between Mr., Ryan and Mr.. Murphy as
to who saw Billy" Sheehan first
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

The Official Whitewater: yes. and
here's another unanswerabe proof that the
new senator was grossly maligned."
The Bystander: What Is t?'
why, they say he received seven pur-
chased votes. when he didn't need but
three"-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

Miss Pretty-We are warning all our
friends that they have to take care Of
themselves when they come to our house,
for we are going to hang up mistletoe.
Miss Oldgirl-I'd like TO see anybody dare
to kiss me.
Miss Pret-Don't worry Nobody would
do It, even on a dare Baltimore American.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION
state Of Nebraska. Douglas County, s.
publishing Company, being GUY sworn,
says that the actual number Of full ana
complete copies OF The Daily, MORNING
Evening and Sunday Bee printed during the
n1oufh ~ Noyeuher 1910 WAS as follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

Kind Hearted Woman Din country village)
"A man as strong as you are ought to be
able to find work. Haven't you any regu-
lar occupation
WayfareT with his mouth fulD-Yes'm;
warsh tn wnders o. skyscrapers.-Chi-
cago Tribune.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

This was after the quarrel. II can never
forgive you" he cried Last night you
said ] was lobster"
But you know" she replied, and her
tone was conciia tory, you know how
dearly ! love Holsters"
With a glad cry he folded her 10 his
breast.--Phlladelphia Record
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

Boost for Omaha in 1911.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

Those two servants in the Rookie
teller home who quit because their
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

GEORGE b TZSCHUCk,
Treasurer.
Subscribed in my presence and sworn TO
before me this 30th day OF November. 1910
NJ. E. WALKER,
(Seal) Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02
c. P. Kimball & Co.
315 Michigan Avenue
CHICAGO
ONO Id Corporatlons.

Publish your notices OF Indebtedness
On The Benson Times, legal medium,
undue publicity Cost only 81 stock
holders FOR your own protection insis.
that the se uotlces be- published annually
phone Douglas 2ibd. or call az the Omaha
office Of the Benson Times. 320 south
18Th 81
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

$50 you have decided that grand opera
is the best form of theatrical entertain
ment"
Yes" replied Mr. CumroX; "Id feel a
heap more comfortable at some o. these
problem plays IL they'd play music so
that mother and the girls couldn't hear
the words "--Washington Star
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

An Atlanta man not long ago met
darby who was driving a horse so thin
that II staggered as II walked.
why don't you put more flesh on that
nagY' Indignantly demanded the Albanian.
"'Scuse me, boss" replied the driver
But rs dom de best kin. CANT We
see boss, dat po' hoss kin hardly carry
what little flesh he's got on him now
Lippincott's Magazine.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02

The Greeley Square hotel planned for
New York and designed to be the largest
anywhere, will cover an area of 81 500
square feet, have twenty-five stories ex-
elusive Of q basement and two sub-base
ments, and cost, including the site. Sl3-
100000. The section In which It Is to arise
is observes one OF the promoters, ALREADY
recognized as the center Of activity Of the
western hemisphere, which reminds one
that New York. not Chicago. seldom ceases
to sound her loud, barbsric yswp over the
roofs Of the world
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-02
SMILES CARRIED OVER.

There is one thing" said the serious
person, that everybody admits his neigh
Dor is in a position TO do better than he
can"
What is that?''
Make New Year resolutions. - Washing
ton Star.
Didn't YOU promise never to do that
AGAIN."
Yes, father"
And didn't promise to whale you good
IL you did2"
''Yes-but I broke me promise and won't
hold you to yours Toledo Blade
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
nam trzeba!

~ EE&sse&$S #t%r&.@ &@YEtS#&F5 81 MISREPRESENTATION
Smialo twierdzi6 MONA,
20 trzecia Geese Polak6w W
Ameryce lest zorganizowana
j cho6 organizacye to So zgola
ME Pc polsku wzgledem sic.
bic usposobione, jednak cos
kolwiek dzia}aia a dziala-
JAG, dobrze czynja.
Wraz jednak ze zmiana
stosunk6w ACKNOWLEDGEMENT j
politycznych ma ziemiach poll
skich, oraz W miare liczebne-
go wzrotu naszego wychodz-
twa, osiedlajacego sic W Sta.
mach Zjednoczonycb, obo-
w!azki nasze wzmagaja sic.
DIS juz ME wolno nam
cieszyc sic z faktu zorganizo-
wanna miliona ziomk6w ma
szych W rozmaite zwiazki,
zjednoczenia, brygady i pul-
XII - spojone SARA idea po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

przededniul' seim6w
.licznych liczba wielkich
organizaeyj naszyca rzucamy
Z wiars, ze stanie sic zarod-
KLEIN czynu, Z wiara De ME
.powtarzac, Iocz czYniG trzeba.
A gdy ME MONA inaczei
MECH W kazdej osadzie stwo-.
rzy sic kolo o6wiatowe, MECH
rozpocznie sic .praca ma.
ksztalt 4. s. j.. " .Galicyi
MECH dfonia chetnie MEGA g.
gnie o6wiatowe - gdzie MOI
ma - DO przedewszystkiem
swiatla nam trzebal A gdy
zab}y6nie gdy b1ogoslawionaI
po6wiata rozleje sic W kofo.
- dojrzeie slew znikna zapo-.
~, }uski spadna 2 oczu, a i
nasz lud Wychodzczy przysz.5
lose niedlugich ujrzy latl.. !
Wfad. .KOniusZeWSki..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
Najnodniejsza stacya kole-
iowa W 6wiecie.

Lg- -. .-EtaH-EG III E-.h n+It-r fs@Et
Ma zadanie wy6lemy darmo -
piekny buklet ilustrowanY z opl.+
ZEN Q nowym rcciagu osobowym,
kolei Chicago & North Western.
,Bedzle to zajmujacem ola was j da
wan doskona{e wyobrazeDie {atwe-
go rozpatrzeDia sic skoro podej-
miecie nastepna podr6z dc. Chicago.
Jest to jeden z najlepszych, najmo-
dniejszych kompletnych opls6w
kolejowych " 6wlecie. Zgfosi6
sic do agent6w kolei Chicago &
Northwestern, albo adresulcie do
A. G. Johnson, Passenger Traffic.
Manager, G. & N. w. Ky. Chica-
60, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

mocy materyalnej, ubranej
" orzeiki i pogonie. Dzi6inne
many luz postulaty, inne SO
nasze zadania = bardziej do.
nios}e, powazniejsze i pod
nioslejsze, kt6rym zrzeszenia
nasze moca nagiego faktu i
stnienia podolac ME ga W
stanie. Ergo; to wszystkie or.
ganizacye, kt6re daWniej by
iy dobre, chwalebne j zacne
dz,s maleja, s2arzeja, nj
kna. Program BOWEN ich.
piracy ME ogarna} tych die.
DIN, kt6re dis zaora6 tree
la, by plonem ich m6dz ST.
{y wzmocnic.
stad w}aSnie ten roz.
dzwiek przykry, jaki obja.
sic miedzy Sokolstwem
Wolnem i Nv. M}odziezy, a
N. P. lub ri. P. R. K.
j powtarza sic z TAXA sauna
moca W kazdej kolopii pol.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
Napad podobny tygry-
som.

w wslce ably. utrzYma& ozysta.
krew, bale atomY zarazliwych "a
rodk6w napadaja fax tygrysy. Lecz
czesto zarodki rozpowszechniaja
tax predko matych bojownik6w, ze
te przezwycieza. Wtenczas zoba-
czysz krosty, wr.ody, wysypki,
s6lny reumatyzm i rany sic pomna.
za::aa q sila i apetyt znika: TO POI
4ozenie domaga sig Electric Bitters
do uregulo wanna zoladka, watroby
i merck do wYpedzenia trucizny z
krwi. ,,Jest to najlepssy czy6ciciel
krwi," pisze G. I. Budaha, z
Tracy, Calf. ,,Jaki kiedykolwlek
snalaztem". One daia bogat4, ozy.
sta krew, income. nerwy i od6wie..
zaja zdrowie. Spr6bujcie je. soc "
apiece M. J. Kowalewsklego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
sKr6l kt6ry opuSclf dom,

MOI kCOry OpuScH dom,
'i'w,s,ppqr,o,w,sialdaz.ls llRiiiat y sl glss,dEss pl q
lecz Pawet Machulka, Buffalo,
sN. =. zawsze trzyma " domuI
kr6la wszystkich 1exarstw Dr..
Klng.a New Life plgu1ki.-i y
one aa b}ogoslawienstwem ola kak-.
del familii. Lecsy sapchanie, Dol
g}owy, niestrawno66, dyspepsye.
Tylko $50 " apiece NJ. J, Kowa.'
flewsklego. sE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
@

WykladYspo wakacyach W
Seminaryum Polskiem W Or
chard Lake, Mich, rozpocz-.
ma sic dnia 7-go w:rze6nia IA
w,,szystkich wydzialach.
Pc warunki, wskaz6wki i
wszelkie ~informacye nalezy
sic zg}aszac do Zarzadu Sc
minaryum pod adresem:
Req. Wito1a- Buhaczkowski
Rector Of Polish Seminary
Orchard Lake, Mich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

|skiej miedzy grupami i to,
warzystwami banefitowem 9
|gniazdami sokolemi j k6lka'
mi o~6wiatowemi.
A nam rozdzwiek6w tole-
rowac ME wolno. RozdzfWiekk
W zyciu naszem niewolnoeemn,
co ciag}a Jest walka Q raoye
by-tu, i dyssonans najlzejszy,
|je6li niema pobudl,e,kl: g}eb-
szych Jest kleska, 10 bra
tob6jczy b6j, to oslabial, {
sill w}asnvch to zbrodnia!
.Pleni sic ona w6r6d mas roz-
plera butnie. rO6nie. I,
Wszakze my Polacy W
Stanach Zjednoczcnych A.
meryki P6inocnej, sz6sta
Geese stanowimy narodu, i
mas ~zobowiazuja juz jego po-
stulaty. Nam ME w6lno spie-
1a6 sic 0 to, kt6ry Zwiazek
wieksza dale gwarancye u,
bezpieczonym sHym cz}on-
kom - lecz wsp6lnie budo-
wac nam gontyne ojczysta.
Ma obcej jednak ME wznie-
jej ziemi, a .z:dna
"Polska W zmniejszeniu" Oh
czyzny nam ME zastapi, jak:
i macocha matka nigdy siero..
tom ME bedzie. -.
Nasze postulaty i obowiaz-
XII strzeszczaja sic W rzeczy:
podstawowej - zostania so~.
ba, zachowania swego chara-
kteru narodowego j 1aczno6ci
z Macierza. Stad, ]ak ze FRO
ola, wszystko inne wyp}ywa!
A tw6rcza ia wiara poczqa
tex sw6j wziac muei re 6wia-
tia, kr6rego nam brak. | ME-
chat przykladem bedzie nam
Galicya gdzie lat temu 10
take wszystko bylo stare
s}abe, plaskie, choe by}o, po-
jak tn W Ameryce.
DIS buduja W Galicyi W po-
tokach 6wiat}a, wznosza
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