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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-21
FLYER KILLED ON WAY
TO VISIT HIS FRIENDS

Yankton, S. D., June 20.-The fun
of San Francisco, chief of the first sec
taon of the American ambulance field
service. has been killed and Lincoln
Chatkoff. of New York city. pilot in
the Lafayette squadrilla, dangerously
wounded in an airplane accident
Woodwork went to the headquar-
tiers of the Lafayette ~squadrilla in
Champagne on Friday evening where
he met Chatkoff. They decided to fly
over and visit some comrades at the
camp OF The Storks," Captain Guyne-
mer's squadron, about six miles away
Chatkoff rose to a height of about $50
feet and commenced to execute a
series of evolutions, beginning with
several spirals and then nose diving
toward the earth.
Witnesses say that when near the
ground the pilot seemed to make an
effort to right h machine in order
to rise again. Chatkoff either miscal-
culated the distance of something
went wrong with the apparatus, but the
machine never altered its course but
plunged headlong and buried it's nose
in the earth.
Woodworth was killed instantly, n
u his legs being severed and the other
In
terrible injuries. Chatkoff sustained
serious internal injuries. fractured his
skull and suffered other wounds. He
now lies in d critical condition.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-21
ABERDEEN BEHIND IN
LIBERTY BOND CAMPAIGN

Aberdeen, S. D., June 16.-Bankers
in charge of the Liberty loan campaign
in Aberdeen and vicinity complain that
this region is not keeping up with the
procession. Lead. has oversubscribed
its quota; so has Webster. Redfields
Miller, and Hand and Day counties.
Mitchell, Yankton. Watertown and
Sioux Falls are making better progress
than Aberdeen, according to the bank
eTs.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-21
GIRL UNDER IL GIVES
Birth TO BOUNCING BABE

Lead. S. D., June 16.-Dr. j.. A.
Crouch, q well known physician or Law
renee county, reports al unusual case
at Terraville. where a girl not yet quite
II year of age a day or two 6 became
a mother. The name of the girl is
withheld by the authorities. The babe
weighed seven and one-half pounds at
birth and is boing we'll. After close
questioning the girl-mither confessed
that the father of the child was a IA
year old boy. who now has left the
Black Hills and whose present where
about are unknown.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-21
800 HURT IN
EXPLOSION

Vienna, June ,19.-It lis. officially an
nounced that anssexplosion In the mu-
fnition depotss at the Stefnfeid near
Wieghr-Neustadt, 81 miles from,
Vienna,h resulted in the death Of
six persons,sthe in5uryaeSof SOC and de-
S~stIaction Of three depots.
Great damage was don In HaSchen-
sdorf and Sigersdorf
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-21
pERsHINe ATMoRk.

Paris, June1s.-Major General Per-
s9ing wasahard ATT work at mis- Office
tpday Heb aotifnls ed stse round OF
SOCIAL Observation-Disclosures bilSy week
tons regarding the arrival q the Amer
sfcauAxrbopS W
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-21

GIG MEET&AT cCAREMON1

Clarer1ont, SD. Tune 16.-The state
convention Of the Christian church is
holding q Q days session here.
Among the speakers who will address
the convention are a II. Seymour,
superintendent Of Sunday schools OF the
sRex.sGeorge Marsh, pastor OF the Chris
Han church Of Aberdeen; Miss Etha,
SBurnhant, asecretarysofsth statesCfsris
stian Endeavor union. and Mrs.A. ~:
Aldrich. president gof the state Christian
boardsof missions. 18th sc Aberdeen.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-21
FORMER SOUTH DAkoTAN
IS SLAIN BY BAD HORSE

Sioux Falls. S. D., June 1s.-Infornaa-
ton has reached here of the tragic
death near Billings. Mont, OF Percy
Wheeldon, a Sioux Fails boy, aged 90,
who left here q month ago for Montana.
HI was killed by a horse. Details OF
the accident have not been received.
The unfortunate young man went to
Montana for the of entering
the employ OF q large live stock com
pany. He@was born in Nebraska mi
came 10 Sioux Falls with his parents
when 70 years Of &
SUBSTANTIAL GAIN SHOWN
BY STATE BANK DEPOSITS
Pierre, S. D., June 1s.-The state
mest Of the banking department for
May 4, just compiled, shows that South
Dakota banks increased their deposits
100000 in the period from March S.
to May 4. The total deposits March s.
were $3.50 234.S3. and on May ! were
STOCKING GAME PRESERVE
WITH HERD OF ANTELOPE
Pierre, S. d. Jun 1S.--The game
warden's department has been on the
.s..sr@@-=1 .Iitsrs- TJr anTe-
lope which were to be placed In the
South Dakota game preserve, and lately
a number Of fine animals have been Sc
cured and placed there. The anfeione,3
once ranging In herds over Dakota's
prairies, are now rare, though q few
punches are occasionally seen out west
OF the Missouri in most unfreduented
places. They are extremely timid and
hard to get.
MENNolowners Of sheep Al this ter
ritory are profiting greatly from the high
price of wool. Karl Timer who has Just
sold the wool crop from y OF his sheep,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-21
MANY PHYSICIANS ARE
JOINING MEDICAL CORPS

Aberdeen. S. %. June 16.-physicians
of this state are still applying Tor COM
DR.. Clark,sof this city, has e~xannincdsthe
fUiiuWing.ETDr. FarnsWorth,5 OF MitchelI;5
DR.. Carney, OF Parkston; DR.. Lag
streth, OF Sisseton; DR.. Lowythian, OF
Fulton; Dr. Of DeSmet; DR.. Trail,
Of Sioux Falls; DIR. j.. +. D. Cooke, OF
Langfordi Dr. leighton, OF Scotland;
1ia7n Of Doland. Il
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-21
BRIDE OF 10 DAYS is
DEAD FROM HEART DISEASE

Rapid City, S. D, June ia sudden
attack of Heart failure caused the death
Of Mrs. Ira Bye, of Rapid City, a bride
Of only 10 days. Her husband is an
employee of a hardware company. Only
10 days ago they were married at Hot
Springs. The bride was Miss Irene
Coleman, a popular young woman of
Buffalo Cap She was % years of age.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-21
CLEVER BOOZE CACHE is
@ DISCOVERED AT PIERRE

Pierre, s. d, June ia false floor
-iIl7-IfIU sgTaIIaTy-nOIeS beneath hay
stacks and sot1er equally concealed
places Of safety, were discovered by
the states attorney Of this county last
night in a raid on the estate OF L. e..
Zimmerman. living some three orsfors
miles north of Canning. I~ntin1ation
that liquor was being dispensed there
reached the authorities, and o the
search warrant being issued, the. raid
was made, and a large quantity;o of many
kinds of liquor vas found. Zimmerman
is pound over until the next term Of
court.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-21
MOTHER GETS NEWS.

Pierre. S. D., June 20.-About half Of
r. Woodworth, 30 years old. was the
son Of Mrs. Ruth Woodworth, San
Francisco, and a great grandson of
Samuel Woodworth, author of The Old
oaken Bucket" Mrs. Woodwork
learned of her sons death in a cable
from Arthur .Scheil, his cousin,
who accompanied him.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-21
MURDER is uNEARTHED
BY DISCOVERY OF BODY

Mitchell, S. D., June 16.-Slain sew
erai months ago, the badly decomposedi
body of a man thought to be Pete,
transient farm hand, was found in an
abandoned. grain Elevator at Bard, S.
d., by workmen Gismanteling the struc-.
ture. In the pockets were found an +.
w w. membership card n a mem
orandum book indicating that the de-
ceased had worked last fall in the
North Dakota harvest fields.
AS the corpse wa covered with
cards and rubbish. it is surmised that
Zurich was killed by companions and
the body dras~ed into the old elevator
and hidden. The building had not been
used for several years. S~ixty-seven
cents were found in the pockets. The
murder.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-25
BUILDING OF new
CHURCH ABANDONED
BY PRESBYTERIANS

Contrary to all previous plans and
preparations, the Presbyterian church
win not build its new $4,000 home
on the site recently purchased on
West Alta street. At least that was
the decision reached by the board at
the meeting Tuesday night and II was
concurred in by the pastor, Rev. j.. Il,
Snyder.
The plans of the new church were
given up because of the war" In
the first place war prices prevail up
on all building materials and upon la
hor. making building operations cost
T.uch more than i'm normal times. In
the second place the money for fl
nancing the new building is being
subscribed by individuals and the
beard took the view that with every
body being urged to contribute to the
Red Cross and other war funds and
to buy Liberty Bonds it would be an
imposition to ask them at this time to
donate to local funds.
The plans and specifications for the
new church had already been adopt
ed, the Cunningham residence prop
erty on West Alta purchased and the
dwelling there sold to make room for
the new church.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-25
SELF-SUPPORTING CO-EDS
PICK DIVERSE WORK
Jobs Rangs from ScrubbIng. Washing
and Fruit Canning to Concert Play
ing and Tutoring


UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Eu-
gene. oct. 24.-Everything from
housework to music is being used
among University OF Oregon women
as a means of self support. Among
the &C applications for work filed
through the Y. NJ c. A.. are requests
or stenographic and banking posi-
ions, scrubbing and washing, care of
rhildren, tutoring, correcting papers.
Dhone. telegraphic and clerical jobs.
weeping. dining room work, Journal
SIN and fruit canning out of these
So, Al girls appeared for actual work.
and all Of these have been placed
through a few temporarily.
One girl who applied through the
Y. w. G. A. arrived in Eugene with
4 capital of seven dollars She is now
doing housework for her room and
board and doing other odd Jobs. such
as irning and mending, for cash to
eoVer incidental expenses in addition
to going to the University
Another girl has declared her abil-
itv to tutor in Norwegian. A third
claims competency to teach Spanish.
A viollnist and pianist have Joined
'orces and are preparing to do CON
cert work. Still another girl left
position at S75 a month
to come to the University. one young
woman declined an offer in the civil
service at $1,000 per annum so thai
she might enroll as a student.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-25

if-N MA l. iD4AIkA4 4AiN
IN MONTANA WHEAT LANDS,
GREATEST YIELD PER ACRE
IN UNITED STATES. AM OWN
Err OF 1000 ACRES IN HEART
OF THE BELT; MILES FROM
GOOD TOWN; 500 ACRES la.
c u l. r V A TION; WINTER
WHEAT NOW Up: GOOD I'M
PROVEMENTS. SELL ALI, OR
PART. DOMESTIC RELATE
ONS ONLY REASON, FOR SELL
ING. BUY DIRECT OF ME
AND SAVE ADDED PROFIT OF
LAND MEN. WASHINGTON
FARMERS HAVE BOUGHT
THIS SUMMER OF MY NEI-
GHBORS. WILL BE AT COL
LEGE PLACE SANITARIDM,
WASH, NEAR WALLA WAL
LA, TAKING TREATMENT FOR
TWO WEEKS, AND OFFER
LAND AT BARGAIN. CALL OR
WRITE o.. S. JOHNSON, COLI
LEGE PLACE, WASH.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-25
Motion Picture is Big
Feature in Portland
Liberty Bond Campaign

PORTLAND, Oct. 24.-PortIand's s
campaign for the Liberty bonds was
famed to fever heat last night The
wonderful feature about it is that a
motion picture accomplished it, Re-
markable as was the speech of Cyrus
Pierce, member of the national speak
ers committee of the Liberty loan,
more striking was the Official French
picture I'm the Wake of the Huns"
which absolutely gripped and enthrall-
ed vast audience. In the Wake or
the Huns" portrayed grippingly just
what the Germans have done to nor.
thern France and Belgium First hand
motion pictures of the outrages com
mitted at one time actually had the
audience sobbing, working it up to a
magnificent climax with the victorious
French troops advancing. and finally
enthusing completely the audience
with the first portrayal of American
troops in France. "No words of man."
said Pierce, can be a greater adver-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-25

over the proposed site of an army
training camp near Hermiston. The
Commercial Club of Hermiston is ar
ranging for automobiles to convey Wis
itors to the 10000 acre tract if they
desire to go. The trip will require
about an hour.
z. p. Dodd of Hermiston is here to-
day and states that Hermiston will
outdo all of her previous shows Friday
and Saturday. Governor Withycombe
has promised to be present on Satur-
day to look over the stock and on Sat
urday, too, the school parade will be
held.
Mr.. Dodd extends an invitation, on
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-25
LINERS EVEN BIGGER
AFTER. WAR is OVER
British Designer Says Keen
Competition Then VIII Re-
suit in Ocean Leviathans.

LONDON. Oct. 23.-"The Impera-
tor and the Vaterland are babies
compared with the big liners of the
future" was the prediction made to
the press today by the Right Hon.
Alexander NJ. Carlisle. designer of the
Titanic. Britannia and other famous
transatlantic vessels. Mr.. Carlisle
says the recent predictions that big
liners would give way to a standard
lied product of between $4,000 and
10000 tons is erroneous.
"Harbor facilities and money are
the principal limiting factors" said
he. There is every indication that
when peace comes there will be keen
competition to place again in com
mission the huge number of passen-
ger craft now doing war work. There
is increasing evidence that German
shipping concerns are worrying about
the barrier which might be raised
against them when the war is con-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-25
soldier IOs,.s Toe.

STAYTON. Oct 25.--John East
burn. son OF Mrs. Mary E. Eastburn,
who lives near Aumsville, shot two
toes off his left foot while out hunt
ing Tuesday about noon. He was
taken to Stayton. where DR.. : II. a.
Beaucchamp dressed the Injured foot.
John, who Is the youngest son of
a widowed mother, is a member. of
Company b. and was home on a fur
Tough He was out hunting alone. and
according to his story, his dog had
sighted a bird and he mad his gun
cooked to fire when he stumbled.
shooting the small and the next toe
OF his left foot completely off.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-25
L. SCHOOL or COMMERCE
IN UNIQUE POSITION
Has Entire New E7aculty-H. B. MIL
Ter. Director of the School. Is Only
Veteran.

University of Oregon. Eugene. oct
'24.-With a complete set of new pro-
fessors for its faculty. the School OF
Commerce holds unique position In
the University Of Oregon. II. B. Mil
Ter, director of the school, is the vet
eran nucleus about which the new
faculty is being grouped.
Professor A. p. r. Drucker. recently
head of the school OF commerce In
the University of Idaho. Is acting a.
temporary dean in the place Of Pro.
fessor d. w. Morton. who is on a
wears leave of absence from the uni
versity and Is holding the position OF
professor of accounting in the school
,of business administration in Boston
University. Boston.
Shad O. Krantz. for about seven
years a writer on Industrial subjects
;or the Oregonian, is holding the pu-
sition formerly held by Professor Al
Ian Hopkins. who is in the service of
his country Mr.. Miller saws in re-
gard to Mr.. Krantz. who is already
well Informed on Oregon's industries
We expect Mr.. Krantz to become the
states authority upon the working
and marketing % it's products"
Charles c. jeremiah has been de-
tailed to the University Of Oregon by
the war department as head of the
new school of ordnance accounting
Mr.. jeremiah is a graduate of the
school Of commerce Of the New York
University and has had training IN
the Wharton School Of commerce in
Pennsylvania. Mr. jeremiah win he
assisted in his work by Joseph Denn
who has been in the ordnance bureau
of the government and Carl Nelson
= student in the commerce depart
nent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-25
BONDS ron DEPOSITS,

OEMYFIA. oct. 21.--That Liberty
Loan Bonds are acceptable as security
to cover state deposits for ~ per
cent OF their face value, according to
law. in lieu of security bonds is the
announcement made by w. S. Sher-
man. state treasurer. who is sending
= letter to that effect to all state de-
nositaries. The letter points out that
the state treasurer is anxious to Sc
cure your cooperation to the fullest
possible extent. at the same time
keeping all state deposits subject to
check under demand"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-25

tisement for the Liberty bonds than
this amazing pictorial portrayal of
what Germany has done and would do
to America had she but the chance.
The Pierce meeting is expected to give
the Portland campaign a tremendous
impetus.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-25
VISITORS TO BE
SHOWN PROPOSED
ARMY CAMP SITE
Hermiston Plans to Give OPP
portunity to All Who At
tend Dairy Show.

People of Pendleton and Umatiiia
county who attend the annual Hermis-
ton Hog, and Dairy Show Friday and
Saturday, of this week viii be afforded
al ppoftunIfy sof visiting and looking
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-25
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-25

cluded. The Hindenburg and other
leviathans built during the war are
already faced with heavy handicap
If the British dock workers follow the
lead of the seasen in boycotting Ger
man vessels.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-25

behalf of Hermiston, to all Pendle-
tonians to attend. They can make the
down trip on No. and come back on
No. in the evening.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-18

O dziewezynko moi
Ia badz ia mnie pamietliwa,
! Jesli laska Fwoja,
10! moi Macku - e! Jasiu -
MOI kochany
Droga ci szczesliwa,
ia zostane MOI Jasieczku
IZawsze 81 zyczliwa.
A ME bedzieszze ty Jasiu
lego zalowac9
Bolm6j ojciec chce twa Halke -
ME! - Kaske.
Ia inszego dac!
Pros ty OLGA, pros ty matki
Aby czekac chcieli...
- Wer da! ktos krzyknal "a
MIN pc holendersku.
- Gut friend odpowiedziai Ma
|ciek, schwycil "a choragiew.
- Parol?
- Warta mad Posen
~ No, gud, gud! = odezwal sic
swoim juz glosem i smia} sic Arci
szewski.
- Bodajze .tez panicza!-rzekl
nieco zestrachany Maciek w
pierwszej chwili myslaiem, re tn
juz Fiszpany czy co sic zakradli.
Ale jak tez panicz umie CLOS inszy
udac, to mic p%odobnego!
- Ha! = ha-! chcialem ci tro-
che, Macku napedzics pietrka, a
ma prawde przyszed}em ci nowine
oswiadczyc. Otto bedziesz jeszcze
musia} nicjedne. TAXA piosnke spie
wac jak te, kt6ra wysluchaiem co
tylko, DO jutro wyprawimy sic ma
lad sta}y i bedziemy znowu bill
Hiszpan6w. Otrzymalem wlasnie
dzisiaj taxi rozkaz cd naczelnego
wodza.
A, to bedziemy bill paniczu,
przeciezesmy sic jeszcze do tyla
ME zmachali, ably do cna ME pobic
tych hardych Fiszpan6w.
Istotnic, zaledwie " dni pare
wyladowal Arciszewski re swym
oddzialem i z Mackiem W Brazylii
juz musial staczac MOVIE bitwy, a
zawszc tax szczesliwie, re ami jed
nej ME przegra& i W zadnej navel
ME zostaf drasniety, chociaz GU
dow dokazywa}. Dziwowali sic te-
mu Holendrzy; jedni go uwielbia
Ii, drudzv zazdroscili, jak to byfo
i jest zawszc i wszedzie miedzy
ludzmi, a byli tez i tacy ciemni,
kt6rzy myself, re z djab}em ma
do c%zynicnia. Sz%czeg6lnie.j odzna-
cyl sic W boju artyleryjskiem ma
armaty.
Slawa jego walecznoci i czynow
wojennych roznios|a sic pc ca}ym
swiecie, vice doszla do Europy, a
ztad i do Polski i do Warszawy,
gdzie pc smierci ojca Zygmunta
.lII-go siadl IA tronie Wladyslaw
.lNty. kr6l ten zapragnaf sciag--
nae Arciszewskicgo do kraju, wy
'slaf do niego listowne przcbacze-
ME dawnej why i ofiarowa} mu
|dewddztMo mad artylerya polska.
Holendrzy jcdnak, by go zatrzy-
mac II siebie, posuneli 60 ma sto--
|pien pulkownika i uprosili, zeby
dalszemi najwazniejszemi wypra-
wami przeciwko Hiszpanom W
Brazylii sam kierowal. Odpisal
przeto Arciszewski krolowi, ably
mu dozwolil jeszcze troche czasu
ma doprowadzenie wojny do kon-
ca, poczem przyrzek} wr6cic do OF
czyzny, choc przyrzeczenie to
m6gl wykonac niepredko, DO do
|piero W lat 4, to jest w 1886 r. czy
Ii W 6 lat pc wyjezdzie z Holandyi
do Ameryki.
Ale ME uprzedzajmy tego, &C
sic pozniej stale.
Co sic sprawdzi}o, co Maciek spie'
! wal ma wadach twierdzy hisz-
panskiej? o TEN jah go zasz
czyt spotkai, re sic bill do
brze. Podw6jne zapowie-
dzi i komu sic Halka
dostala.
Wr6cmy sic teraz pod>litewski'
lasy, w okolice Nieswieza, do wio
ski Bobowni. = Juz prawie SECS,
LAT nnlyneiO cd Halk
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-18
ODWAZNY
WOJAK
POWieSC
Z ezasow zyg: III j Wlad VI
(Ciag dalszy.)

Raj, bylO to juz w listopadzie
nocna pora stall ia walach jak
zwykle Maciek PREY swej chorag
wi, ktora tylko we dnie opuszcza]
a nocami mad ranem inni go luzo-
wall. Noe byla ciemna, ksiezyc
sic ME pokazywaf wcale, chmury
deszczowe ca}kiem zakryly niebo.
w okolicznych. gajach palmo.
wych odzywa}y sic skrzeczace pa
pugi, to znowu hukaly nieznane
ptaki. Balwany morskie billy sic 9
ska}y nadbrzezne, a Hulk ich wiatr
cd mora wiejacy przynosil do u:
Sow Mackowych. Staf niejaki<
czas zamyslony - moze o stro-
mach ojczystych, moe 0 Halce, az
nieznacznie poczal sobie nucic IRA
III niewyraznie, potcm teskliwym
g]osem zaSpiewal: i
|Sicdzi ptasZck w starcj wicrzbie,
lima tam,
kiedy ia sic mlodej zonki docze-
kan? .
Doczckam sic mfodej zonki ia je-
cion III
Jak opadnie drobny listek z cze-
resien.
Pc tych sfowach wcstchnaf So
bic ciezko nieborak. Przeszcd} sic
|kilka krok6w tam j nazad okofo
choragwi, jakby Ola dodania So
bic serca, lima piosenke, juz zwaw
sza i hardziejsza zanucil:
|Chociazes ~ Krakowianka, ia
Wielkopolan
Me bedzc ia czapka klania} do
'-tfi,t> twoich kolan. .
IJcSli umicsz Spicwac dobrzc, taii-
eye do switania.
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pod Poznania.
Moe mySlisz, lie Mazury SO od mas
sss lcpszymi, ]
Mozc w oczko wpadl ci Rusin, jak
koziol brodaty I
Co ME warte cZtery czeskie liche
jego szaty?