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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-01

nret1me spent in construction camps
had taught him that Of all weapons
the one best suited TO his use was q
pick handle. Second to that he had
come TO value the hardwood leg Of n
chair. But In the present Ease his pre-
caution proved needless, for the dis
pute a owe before he had fairly
prepared himself
Without waiting for O'NeD 10 put
his accusation into words Denny had
risen swiftly, and In doing so he had
either purposely or by accident made
a movement which produced q prompt
and instructive reaelion. Murray's list
met him as he arose. met him 50 square
~ and with such force that he lost all
Interest In what followed. The other
card players silently gathered Mr.. Dem
ny in their arms and stretched him
upon a disused roulette table. The
bartender appeared with q wet towel
and began to bathe his temples
Appleton. dazed by the suddenness
OF 1t all. found n stack OF gold pieces
In his hand and heard O'Neil saying In
an everyday tone:
Come 10 my room. please I'd like
10 talk to you" Something command
ing In the s2eaker's face made the en-
gtneer follow against his viii He
Ionged 70 ioiter here nntn Denny re
gained his senses. but O'Neil had him
By the arm. and q moment later he
was being led down the hall away
from the lobby and the barroom- Az
Slater. who had followed. closed the
door behind them Dan burst forth:
by Jovel Why didn't Jon tell met
I knew he was crooked. bat I couldn't
believe
-Sit down. said O'Neil He won't
pun himself together for awhile. and
I want to get 10 bed. Are you hooking
for q tob7"
The engineers eyes opened vida
Yes"
DO you know the Kyak eountyY
Pretty we'll"
To Be Oontsured.)
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-01

MOI" Happy Tom displayed a fash
OF Interest.
Yes: Cortez Is fast becoming :
metropolis. ! see. The man Ia the
derby hat h performing . little feat
that once cost me $4,000 to learn"
I'D better split Dan away" said
Tom hastily.
wait Education IL q good thing.
even II It ia expensive At times. |
fancy your friend Is bright enough to
take care Of himself Let's wait q
biz
Amt that just nay blamed Iuckr'
iamented Slater. Now. If they were
playing faro | could make q killing.
I'd copper Appleton's bets and open
the ones he coppered."
o'Neil smiled, for Happy Toms eau.
ton In money matters was notorious.
you know you don't believe In sam.
bling" be said
ITS not q belief. It's a disease de-
ctared the fat man. - was born to be
. gambler. but the business Is too I'm.
certain. Now that I'm getting 80 old
and feeble I can't work any more. I'd
take 1t up. only I broke three fingers.
and when ! try to deal I drop the
cards. What are we going to dor
Just wait" said o'Neil
Unobserved the two friends watched
the poker game. which for a time pro
ceeded quietly. But suddenly they
a Appleton lean over the table and
address the man with the derby hat:
then. TRUSTING back his chair. he rose.
declaring In a louder tone:
81 tell you ! saw H. ! thought | was
mistaken al first His face was
white. and be disregarded the efforts
of his Right hand neighhor TO quiet
him.
Don't squeal," smiled the dealer
-I'n cave II to the boys n I did any.
thing wrong"
You pulled that king from the bot.
tom. II may not be wrong. but tie
mighty peculiar"
Forget itr' one of the others ex-
claimed. Denny wouldn't double
cross you"
Hardly" agreed Mr.. Denny evenly.
You're In $50. but II you're sore you
can have II back
Appleton nung his cards into the
middle OF the table and turned away
disgustedly. "Its q hard thing to
prove. and I'm not absolutely sure |
saw straight ord take II hack fast
enough"
Denny shrugged and gathered In the
discarded hand. You've been drink
ing too much. that's all. Your eyesight
- scattered" na s.a+r@
Appleton's face flushed a. be beheld
the gaze OF the company upon him and
heard the laughter which greeted this
remark. He turned TO leave when
O'Nefl who had continued 10 watch
tbs proceedings with interest. crossed
to the group and touched Denny on
thu shoulder. saying quietly:
-Givs him his money"
sEhr The smile faded from the
fellows face He looked up with star
tied inquiry WHAT
-Giye him hts nancy.
In the momeutary hush which fol
lowed Happy Tom Slater. who bad
frequently seen his employer in action
and understood storm signals. sighed
deeply and reached for the nearest
chair. With a wrench of his powerful
hands he loo>cned q leg Although
Mr.. Slater abhOrred trouble. he was nc.
customed TO meet II nhilosophically. A
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-01
SYNOPSIS
c~svriSkt 1913. ~ nAspsr Z
Hr~1arv

Murray o'Neil rnfiroad bundsr. en- Ms
wzy to Alnska. h q passenger On the Ne
susaa- The ship runs aground O'Neil
hs,ps Captain Johnay brennan to oseii .
panio smonx the passengera
Al the ship settles o'Nen h accostea
~ q beautiful SRI al he plssgss over.
bcard with her. They are picked up By
{sptaia Brennan She proves TO be Ma
sniis Gerard. whose mother b the friend
q Curtis 0srdsn. Okeirs uascrupuIous
susDss= rfval.
o,Nei and Natalie journey 10 Hope to-
setbsr ahe tells him OF her mother and
GORDON When they arrive At Hope Cor
don meets them
omen n impressed with the magnetism
Of his rival. but IL sure his plans are un.
sound Tom Slater quits Gordon for
o'Neil. They go TO Cortez In time 20 save
Dan Appleton in a crooked card game
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-01

more for the sake OF discipline than
anything else. He'll be anxious To re
turn in q few days. Now tell me
Gordon ixed hts visitor with IA bland
stare which failed to mask his guaw.
Ing curiosity--what bring you tc
King Philip sound! Are We To be
rivals In the railroad fieldr'
mo. There are enough projects of
that sort IN the neighborhood for the
prcsent."
Five. all told, bat only oue destined
to succeed"
I'm bound for the Kyak coal delds
to perfect and amend my surveys IN
der the new ruling"
-Ahi I've heard about that rulinx.
Heard about itt" exclaimed O'NeIl
Good Lord, Haven't you compnei
with ttTt
"Not yet"
You surely intend to do sor"
-Oh. yes: ! suppose So"
IF you don't youIl lose"-
I'm % sure we can ever win
-Nonsensef-
! I'm not sure that It's wise tn put
more good money into those coal
claima." said Gordon. This ruling
will doubtless be reversed a. the 9th
err have been. One never knows wha,
the land ofice policy will he two days
ut 4 time"
You know your own business.
ONetl remarked after a pause. but
unless you have inside informa tion OF
q bigger pull La Washington than the
rest Of rs I'D advise yuu to GET bus.
III be on my way to kyak In the morn
Ing with q gang Of men. Gordon's nj
utude puzzled him. for he could MOI
bring himself to believe that such IN
difference was genuine.
1t vas difficult to escape from the
hospitality of Hope. and O'Neir sue.
ceeded In doing SO only after an argu
men with Natalie and her mother
They let him go at last only upon bis
promise to return ON bis way back
from the coal delds. and they insisted
upon accompanying him down TO the
dock. whittier Gordon had preceded
them In order 20 have bis motorboat In
readiness.
An II O'Clock twilight en- veloped
Cortez when 0Neii and Slater land
ed. bot the town was awake. The re
cent railway and mining activity In
the neignborhood bad brought q con-
siderable in1uI Of people TO king
phiIIIn sSnsfpA and ekA ar.taA - -n
sic from dance ball doom. the click OF
checks and roulette balls from the sa-
looms. gave evidence OF an unusual
prosperity.
O'Neii had no dif3cuity In sscuriag
men once be was recognised. the
sceaes ~ Hope were ns-enacted. and
there WINS q general scramble to enlist
upon his payroll Within IN hour.
therefore. his arrangements were
made. and he and Tom repaired to
callahan's hotel for . TOW hours sleep
A stud game vas going On IN the
barroom when they entered. and ONeil
paused To watch II while Slater spoke
to one Of the players. Q clean cut.
bland youth of whimsical c%ountenance
When the two friends finally faced the
bar for their ~snightcap' Tom eI
planned:
That's Appleton. the fellow Gordon
fired today told him I'd left the old
man fiat
lis be "a friend OF yours1"
-Sure. Nice boy: good engineer too f"
lymph. That game is crooked.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-16
WHAT YOU'LL SEE IN "A BIT OF
KINDLING.

Jackie Saunders, "the tomboy of the
slreen" first as leader of a gang and
then as a adinty debuate.
Life in the tenements and on the
rirh country estate
The streets of the city and the beau
ty of the hill country
The fight between the alley gang
and the society younth
Love, happiness and smiles.
This is a pictureH that will delight
and please both old and young. Do
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-16

near Ithaca, N. Y, where beautiful
cascade plunges down rock gorge
In fording the mountain streams,
horses and riders were swept away
by the force of the current, and with
difficulty made landing on the op-
-posite shore. Treacherous pebbles
and sliding sands cause the horses
to lose their footing, precipitating the
riders earthward without word of
warning According to the plot, some
of the persons concerned, among them
Mr.. Bushman, were supposed to get
very wet, and others were not. The
mountain streams, however, were no
respecter of persons, and all without
exception were drenched
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-16
ANITA KING MONDAY

married. inspired with hatred Of man
kind by this act of the man she had
trusted, the young woman withdraws
from society and takes up half sec
ton of government land in the west,
refusing all male aid in it's develop
ment and building her hut with her
own hands.
Owing to her beauty, Miss Vain
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-16

who die in France and to care for the
graves has been announced. 1t will be
known as the graves registration SER
vice and will be division of the off.
ce of chief quartermaster
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-16

Congress may loan the railroads of
this county billion dollars. Having
protected the manufactures and fnan.
ced the farmers, it is all right to lend
money to others. When will the news.
papers get an inning?
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-16
not miss it Friday,
COMING

Mothers of France" with only Sa-
rah Bernhard, Wednesday, December
goth.
Jack and The Beanstalk," Wednes-
day, January End.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-16

wright becomes the observed OF all OBJ
servers in the new country, male and
female The ranchers and range rider
travel long distances to pay her court
and one of them, Three Gun" Smith,
announces himself her special protec-
ton
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-16
THRILL PLAYERS IN
SUPER-FEATURE

Several actors had thrilling adven-
lures in staging scenes for "The Adop-
ted Son. Metro Super-feature, CO.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-16

oCul ALS L lduClo
X Bushman and
Beverly Bayne,
which will be
shown at the
Palace Theatre
on Tuesday.
These scenes
were taken at
Enfield F a ii S ,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-16

If you have got a crouch, or think
the wolrd and you included, is going to
land in the scrap heap, suppose you
come to the Palace any day or every
day, would he better and see the pho
toplays They are mostly comedy-dra-
mas, of the better kind and will make
you feel better and glad you are living
Look over the program
The Palace has booked the Para
rnount-Artcraft Productions and the
first of these pictures will be shown
soon. Such stars and favorites as
Margaret Clark, Billy Burke, Pauline
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-16

ONE OF THE BEST OF THE WEEK.
Beautiful Margarita Fischer appears
Wednesday in Miss Jackie of the
Navy" a comedy drama one of the best
pictures of the week Miss Fischer
while satrnger to Cordele, is great
favorite, where her pictures have been
shown and we have no hesitancy in as
suing you that this is an unusually
good photoplay
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-16

Secretary Daniel pedricts that the
time will come when appointments to
Annapolis will be made from the ranks
West Point?
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-16
FOR BURIAL AND CARE |
OF DEAD AMERICANS

WITH AMERICAN ARMY FRANCE,
Friday. Dec lathe organization of
branch of the army whose sole duty is
to arrange for the burial of soldiers
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-16

Western sheep men are thinking of
sending their flock to the South
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-16
Comedy Drama of Lighter and Brighter
Side of Life on the Palace Program

Frederick, Elsie Furgeson, Vivian Mar
tin, Dorothy Dalton, VIM. S. Hart,
Douglas Fairbanks, thas Ray, Jack
Pickford, Sessue Hayawaka, Geraldine
Farrar, Mary Pickford and others will
appear regularly each week.
This photoplay service is consider
ed the country over as being top
notch, which is the kind that the Pal
acc has always endeavored to give.
Although these pictures will cost con-
siderable more, there will be no adj
vance in the usual prices, except on
one or two of the productions.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-16

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24
ZKAZiMIERZOWA.

W piatck olbylo sit zakoicZcnic c@-
Zamin6w W Starri SZkOlr $w. KaZimic'
RIA Il putcm popOludmiu wicCzdr die
ii zr<zly. sic W sail parafialncj ia po-
witanic ~gwia2dOra. o gUdZinic | 80 Zja-
viii sic gwiazdor pr%y chucZnyCh OklaS-
kacl dziatwy. pOcZem pc OdSpiewanlu
kolend gwiazdOrzy przeSluchiWali dzic-
ct w katechizmie i zdolniejszym die
Gom II - Z kazdej klasy wreczyli dro
hne unominki gw%iazdkowe, naStepnic
g~wiazIorzy Sami zaSpiewali kolendy a
p6Iniei kazde dziccko IA sail otrZyma-
10 oil mich torebke Z Owocami cukicr-
kami i orZCchami. Dzieci ma pozeSna-
ME olSpiewaly kolendy / u%CieSZOne po-
bipgIv do swych d0m0w. w SZkOle Sw.
KaZimierza Jest Is. klas Z tych mnicj-
SIC dzirci pc ~pOludniu wiekSze Zas VIE
czorcm byfy M pOwitaniu g~wiaZdora.
Ks ProboSZcz Furman juh Obccnie II.
"wiaZdke $prawiu $Wym dZicciom &ZkoI
uvm i kazdy rok ZaprosZomy byl gwiaZ-
dor.
Nowy ko&ciGi ia KazimierzOwic VINO
81 sic powell pod dach i o lie pogoda
rnzwala. ~rohutmicy dnkIadajl piracy. a.
hv lax n%aiprr!%yj ruhoty murar>ki"
~ukUnczyC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24
KR6TKlE NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.
Baudyci automobilOwi, kt0rych u

- DalldScl d~utOiluDtiV"l' 'o's'"
SiIowHl zatrzymaG policrant j. II. hcl'
lev ~ .tacyi nj. Fillmore, p~oStrzelllt 90
mn rryu ulic l2tc.i i %Spaulding ave. CITE
nv kulc trafiIy 50 ~ nogi. W szpitalu
puwiatowym lckarzc orzekli, ze RAINY
ME 81 nicbczpiccznc. Bandyci znlkl
brZ Sladu.
- Nieznajomy meiczyzna uderzyf
draeicm zelaznym W glove diva razy
kohictC clcganckO ubrana, III Lake
Park ave. bliskO I'll. 31-mej. Nicprzy-
tomna ZawipzionO do sZpitala Lakeside.
CZaszka jri jest pckniCta. Lckarzc wat
ufa. CIV w~yzGrowicjc. W jcdncj pom
rZoSZc XnalCZiOnO Sicdm dolar0w. Poll-
eva watpi. czy rabunck hyt powodcm
mordcrStwa. Trzymala W rCcc obraZck
W Ziotci oprawic, malOwany prZez o
kuUcha.
Dw6ch facet6w z lasliami i Olku-
larami modrcmi wcZoraj wleczorem
%zatrzymalo II. Reinera. Sdy sic zbllzaf
do SwcgU micszkania pnr. 600 Glen
wood ave. groAac mu rcwolwcraml. "a
brazil mu pudarki ~gwiazdkowc. kt6rc 60
fylko hyl zakupii W &r6dmicSciu.
-'Rabusie wIamali sic do pieclu
micSzkaG w Oak Park i Z kazdcgO IA
brazil maia ilo%c bizutcryi i sot0wki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24

szcrCg, Il "a ni?mi Towarzystwa micj
ScOwc, GRAZ publicznoSt i pomaszc-
rowali ulicami miasta, PREY dzwie--
kach kapcli. Poch0d p~rzcdsawial sic
nader imponujQIo i Amcrykanic vita
Ii bojOwnik0w o wOInO>c oklaskami i
Okrzykami: ,,lIurrah for POland'',
0 cOdZiuic 5tCi wicczorcm ochOtni
cy wsicUli do S9CCyalmych tramwa-
i6w 4 OdprOwadzuiacymi ich To
dakami i udaii sic ia stacyc kolcio-
wa. . godzinic zaS Gtcj cdjochali
pOciqGicm Rock Island do ohozu.
Centrum I;ckrutaCyinc No. rs.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24

skiego jake ~subdyakona Wiazanke
Kolend wykona Choir Kantowski pod
dyrekcya p. Nowickiego i PREY AXIOM
paniamencic kapeli detej p. S. KfOsow-
skiego. Potcm zwykly porzadek Nabo-
zenstw.
Sumo cZyli Ostatnia mSZc Sw. odpra-
wi y. WI. Filipski, asyStOwaC mu bcda
y. J. Ieglin. dyakon i y. W. Kmiccik
| jake %subdyakon Choir odSpiewa pc Ia
| Clinic mSzc &w. T.. Muellcr'a PREY akOm-
~paniamCncic Symfoniczncj OrkieStry
ChicagoSkiej. zaangazOwancj przcz p.
$. K}oSowSkicSO.
- Dnia 1890 stycznia, ch6ry nasze
odegraja picking ludOwa opcrctkc ..Skal
micrZanki" W komplccic be- aadnych
Skr6ccn i zmiam. RczySerem jest pan
Wachtcl. ~dyrygentcm p. NOwicki.
- Glory KartOwskie Odbyiy jui wy
hOry urZcdnik0w III rOk biczacy. Pan
NOwicki. prcZcS, PARMA pCkala. vice
prcZcSka. p. h. Mity$. Sckrctarz pro-
tok6lowy. p. VI. Misiura. Sckrctarz fl
nan&owy. PARMA \. Skubck. kaSycrka. p.
J.. Broniarrzyk. marszaick. p. W. StO-
70 hibliotckarz.
I~nstalacya odbcdzic sic 20gO >tycz-
mia ~poiaczona Z mala z~ahaHa i pre-
kQSEa.
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re STANISkAWOWA.

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- ""''i"' 'u"'i" 'f
""e'''e H'o"' N'"iiio" ""N'! :"
illSfa"a IN r~oSlcu"eNie ~ ""oi"'' "|A0
raj 4 poWouu l" u|lslaJ pr"S paua WI
@iIil bo|eSo Narou"eiia' iloc~ ~aia'
vienna SpraW STOW. uoAolalo "sDo-
u" "o"'J ""ln''i''i"N' 80"
S'''" ''o"' S'""F Pi
Jan Sroka' pre"cS Mai" i""e'e'' W.
c~e-prcHeSha Mlec"a si"" "'"'"sn"N
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z KANTOWA.

row. Sw. WOjcjccha nr. %Gi Hjcd.
M przcdroCTn. p0Sicdzcniu Urhwali-
TO wyslaC swOim braciOm sluIacym W
Armii StanGw IicGnoczonych na
%wiazdkc poduruuck, ktLrc-O wysla-
MEM zajai sic KOmitrt D~obrObytu
tCgUz Tow. Me zapOmmianO take
o .Armii Pol%kicj, ia kt0rg wy&$yg-
nOwana $500, kt6rC wreCHOnO kO-
mitctOwi zajmujQcGmu sic zEicra--
MEM skladok. .Adm:nistracyC Ia r.
1918 ~stanowiQ: J6zcf PrzybyiO. pre-
zcs; Wladyslaw Mcrhla, wiccprczeS;
AntOni Pc zGtck, ;"kr. prot; WOj--
ciszek Drag, Jan Witnik, J02cf KiOf-
bassa. kasycr; J6zcf Niszka, marsZa-
lex 1szy; JCzcr Kmict. mars1alCk
2gi: Ignacy Swica. Stanislaw Dcru*,
Jan Iajac. O~piCkuHOwic kasy; Fran
ciszck Drag, Jan Witnik J6zCf Kioi-
hassa komitct finansowy; Jan Moty-
ka i MARGIN Kruk odzwierni: Fran
c:sxek Malck choraZy: Jan Swidcr,
deputowany: ks. proboszcz Stani--
sIaw Siatka jest kapclancm, 4 leka-
rzcm dr.. c. P. Giera'towski.
Ant0ni PoCx2tck, sckr. prot,
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IKE
ZARZAD NOWY KLUBU .UNINER'
SAL \. e."
* e

Ma ruczurm ~poSiedZomiu cZiomkoWlr
kIuhu universal y. c. wyhrali nowy
zarzad IA rok 1918 W skiad kt6rrgo
wchodzq \. Lachcl. prczcS p. l@achrl'
wicr-prrzcS: 5. Iarck. SekrCtarZ; q.
L.indcr. ka<yer: Z. Falk, SckretarZ pro
tok6iuwy W. Schalk, rep. sport, }.
I.achcl. instructor.
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KANTOWA.

w urOczystOSc BOzegO NarOdze--
mia odbcdzie sic Nabozenstwo w ko--
Scielc &w. Jana KantegO iak naStepujc:
% :I-tpi rano mSzc &w. TAX zwana Pa
Strrkr bcdzir cclcbrowai sam Ks. Pro-
l,oSZcZ st. Siatka &. H.. W a~syStcncyi
y. J. IcgHna. dyakona i y. X. lali6-
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Piatla ..DaviS Square" wast Id fun
tow zadala uhicglrj >ohoty Sromotna
porazEr pilrrr .,IIol~tcin Parks" p"ko-
nywujac ia " -rzr W pike ~ko>zykowQ
punktami III do II. TAX Pc Str"nir
wy-rywajarcj juk i pc str"ni" Pro
@rywajarrf grail trz piikarzr pol>cy.
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ZE STANISkAWOWA.
~POKWITOWANIE
Il Ofiar ZiOznyCh na bazar parafii SW.
StaniSiaWa X.
919 Will III.

Klub Pan kr6lOwej Dabr6Wk1
500: Dw0r Sw. Stanislawa X. mr.
255 L. X. L. So; Tow. Polek Kr6-
Lowell Jadwigi S.; Tow. Sw. Apollo,
mic mr.. 1872 lied. $25; Tow. Matkt
Boskiei Czest. mr.. % lied. $50;
Dw6r Matki Bos:ici Dobrej Rady mr.
81 I. X. l.. $25; Tow. Sw. Heleny NJ
924 lied. $1J: Tow. Sw. Klary mr.
% NJ. p. $40; Tow. Sw. Agnicszkt
nr. 256 lied. $40: Tow. &w. Moniki
mr.. 81 NJ. p. SIS; Tow. Sw. WiktO-
ryi mr.. III 5. p. s.: Niewiasty R6-
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| Tow. Sw. Cecylii nr. g. NJ. p. $40;
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