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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-08

Macon, Ga, Sunday afternoon, going inn
mediately to the Yankee hotel, and rath
err shamefully asked to see Manager
wild Bill" Donovan. Caldwell is re-
ported to be looking in the best of con
dition and he vows that he has been on
the water wagon during the past two
months and intends to stay there dur
ing the entire season.
Evidently Hiene Zimmerman has not
found anything in Marlin during his first
trip there to his disliking as he has been
there nearly week and is reported not
to have found any fault with the place.
Ratherstrange.
Poor hitters may find some relief from
their weak batting by using dumbbells.
Pep" Young of the Detroit Tigers in
creased his batting average last season
over that of the previous year, by ~
points, and it is attributed to the exer-
cises giving the snappy little fielder
greater strength in his wrists.
The baseball schedule for the United
States military academy at West Point
has been announced and includes %
games, all of which viii be played on the
academy diamond. The season will com
mence on March rs. Among a few of
the more important games are with Har
ward on April IA, Navy, May 5 and Stan
lord university of the Pacific coast on
June 5.
An early spring is looked for by the
,astern colleges and universities, and the
coaches expect TO get the crews to work
ng on the water courses at one of the
Ill. Il he L. zf1 IS I i,.4
.ame
There are three men who claim the
worlds heavyweight championship in the
game, Valdez Zbyszko, Joe
stacker and stranger" Lewis. George
'ouhey suggests that they wrestle a
ound robin to see who has the best
lain TO the title. Stranger Lewis
will do greater part of the wrestling
n the west during the coming summer
lonths.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-08
AGAIN LOST TO
MONTPELIER
Spaulding High Dropped the
Second Contest by Score
Of 40 to IA
IN FASTEST GAME OF
LEAGUE SCHEDULE
Result Undoubtedly Gives
the Championship to
Montpelier

Both Spaulding teams met with defeat
| for the second time of the year at the
hands of their Montpelier high school
rivals last evening at the armory in
| Montpelier, the varsity losing to the
| Montpelier varsity by a score of 40 TO
| IA in a contest which was without doubt
the fastest game that has been played
in the interscholastic league this winter.
The Spaulding freshmen lost their end Of
the evenings entertainment to the Mont
pelier freshmen by score of 40 to in
lively encounter which showed the pre-
liminary strength of the teams which
will represent the schools in years to
come.
The varsity play was an altogether
different game to watch than the contest
at the Spaulding gymnasium week ago
when the Barre five lost by score of
40 to Is, as the boys from Barre put up
a wonderful passing game, which was
thought by some to be about as good as
that displayed by the fast Capital city
quintet, and this made the game more
interesting TO watch than the box score
would naturally indicate. While Spauld-
ing probably put up the best game which
they have played in their schedule and
worked in a way that all Spaulding root
ers admired, they will have to concede
that the better team won the contest and
probably the championship OF the inter
scholastic league and that it will be held
in the memories OF the basketball fans
as one of the cleverest teams which has
ever represented a preparatory school in
Vermont
Both teams started off with a bang
which continued during both periods
without single let up, but all the men
came off the floor at the end of the 40 /
minutes with apparently as much sta
nina as they possessed when the whistle |
blew for the first toss-up. For a game |
which was played with such speed there |
were very few fouls called and the play I
ers seemed TO play with the best of feel |
ing throughout the contest In fact. I
there was not much chance for any rough i
work, as Referee Linnehan blew the
whistle whenever there was any sign Of /
1 wrestle for the ball and in this way
Kept the men on the contesting teams
apart most of the time.
The Spaulding guards were ON their
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-08

yesterday indicates that the United
States secret service has kept most alert
through the months which preceded the
break with the kaiser.
The plotters are believed also to have
laid plans TO stir up trouble in Hawaii
the Philippine islands and along the Pan
anna canal. These plots apparently had
not been developed to the point where
trouble was imminent.
Meanwhile Chief William J. Flynn
and Capt William NJ. 0fley of the Sc
cret service are at work on the theory
that there is a German "spy master" to
whom all the propagandists have re-
ported since Won Igel went abroad and
that his discovery is only a matter of
time. This man who sits in the center of
the web of intrigue is the one person
federal officers seek to-day.
They do not deny that they regard the
arrest of DR.. Chandra Chakiaberty, a
Hindu revolutionist, as one OF the most
important they have made. They feel
that if they can break down the Oriental
reserve of the Hindu, who WAS arrested
Tuesday morning in 364 West 10th
street with DR. Ernest Sekunna, they
will get the inside story of the use OF
German gold to involve the United States
in the European war on the side of the
central powers.
The action of Recorder Carsten of Ho-
boken, who yesterday held Fritz Kolb
and Hans Schwartz without bail on
charge that they had explosives which
they meant to use to blow up munitions
for the allies, was a distinct
relief to the federal authorities. 1t gives
the secret service men time to run down
the Manhattan plots before they take up
the lesser cases unearthed in New der
sey.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-08
Teuton and Rebel Officer Is
Taken by Authorities
in Cuba
PHILIPPINES AND
HAWAII INVOLVED
The Name of Zimmerman
Is Linked with Hindu
Doctor Seized

New York, March s.. Information
gathered, partly here, partly in Cuba and
on the Pacific coast, in the course of the
investigation of the renewal Of German
plot activities since the departure OF
Wolf Won Igel on Count Won Bernstorff's
trip to Berlin, indicates that the propa-
ganda which cost Capt. Won Papen and
Capt. Boy Ed their positions last year
was small compared with the work of
their successors.
1t is understood that secret service
men working here are responsible for
the disclosure of plot which led to the
present revolt in Cuba. inspired, accord
ing to the best authorities, by German
desire to embarrass the United States at
time when its relations with Berlin
were mostc rucial The arrest of Philip
Howe, a German, in Pinar del Rio, Cuba,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-08
MAY STILL INVESTIGATE FOOD.
Federal Trade Commission Without Spe-
cial Appropriation.

Washington, D. c.. March s.-A food
cost investigation by the federal trade
commission still is possibility, despite
Congress- failure to appropriate the
100000 requested for the inquiry. The
commission is considering whether it is
impracticable to undertake the inquiry
on a limited scale with its present staff
and without extra funds. With the aid
of the agricultural department. the com
mission intended to extend the scope of
its task TO cover every phase of food
production. distribution and cost to the
consumer. If it is found possible to re-
lease enough men from other work to
make the attempt worth while, the com
mission probably will inform the presi-
dent that il will 60 ahead.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-08
FOR KEEPING GUARD
AT WAR STRENGTH
Authority Expected TO Be Granted by
War Department, as Requested
by Gen. Pearson.

Washington, d. c., March s.-Author-
ity TO maintain the Massachusetts, units
of the National Guard at war strength
as requested by Adjutant-General Gard
ner ". Pearson, probably viii be given
by the war department. A formal an
swer to General Pearson's communics-
ton, written by direction of Governor
Mccall, is expected to be made by the
department in few days. All prepar-
edness moves of this kind are meeting
with the hearty approval of department
officials.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-08
A COMBINATION
THAT WORKS WELL
Doing an Immense Amount of Good.


No other medicines possess such cura =
tive properties as these two great restor-
atives, Hoods Sarsaparilla and Peptiron
Pills, working together
They reach the impure, impoverished,
poisoned, devitalized blood, and the worn,
rundown, overworked, exhausted sys-
TEN. They awaken the appetite, aid di-
gestion, purify and vitalize the blood,
give renewed strength to the whole body,
produce sound, natural sleep, and com
plete restoration TO good health. Two
dollars invested in these two medicines
win bring better results than four dol
lars spent in any other course of treat
ment or attendance.
1t will be wise to get Hoods Sarsapa-
rilIa and Peptiron Pills today. They are
sold by all druggists everywhere. Ac-
cept no substitutes. 200 doses S2,-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-08
The Freshman Game.

The game between the freshman teams
was lively contest and furnished the
fans good amusement between periods
and gave them something different from
the first game. The game was not as
close as the game at the Spaulding court
a week ago but was about as fast The
Spaulding quintet seemed to be some
what wild in their basket shooting, but
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-08
YEGGS FLEE FROM SAFE.
Within Sight of Banks Cash When They
Become Frightened

South Bend, Ind, March s.-After they
had blown the outer door of the r. :.
Carlisle Banking eompany's safe at Ed
harrisburg, Mich, few miles from here,
and bound r. S. Carlisle, the aged presi-
dent, who had caught them unawares,
two bank robbers became frightened and
escaped without blowing the inner doors
Six thousand dollars in the safe was
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-08
PRESIDENT I'LL WITH COLD.
Confined to His Room by Order of His
Physician.

Washington, D, G., March S,-Presi-
dent Wilson is confined TO his room with
cold that has been troubling him for
some time, On Monday it was agra
waited by exposure to the wind and damp
ness.
After his conferences with senators
yesterday. the president went immedi-
ately to his room and was ordered to re-
main there by Dr. Grayson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-08
THIS DRUGGIST KNOWS
BEST KIDNEY MEDICINE

Ten years ago commenced selling
DR.. kilmer's Swamp Root and during
my entire experience have not been
obliged to refund one penny, every custo-
mer who uses it is always satisfied, and
it is my opinion that Swamp Root is a
good reliable medicine in the troubles
for which it is intended.
Very truly yours.
JOSEPH PlERMONT.
May 10, 1916. North Haven Conn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-08
awhO Would Not Give : Triae

To prevent what he would give a thcus-
and worlds to cu-es' Answer-The ian
insured. Insure and be sure National
Life ms Co.. Of Vt lMutual ;. ;.
Ballard. general agent, Rialto block
Montpelier, Vt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-08
General Sporting Notes.

Slim Caldwell of the New York Yam
KEGS, who has not been heard from in
the Yankees headquarters since he left
the club last September, and who has not
caused great deal of worry by the
magnates despite his silence, reached
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-08

Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do for


Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, N. Y, for sample size bot
tie. 1t will convince anyone. You will
also receive a booklet OF valuable infor-
nation, telling about the Kidneys and
bladder. When writing, be sure and mem
ton the Barre Daily Times. Regular
fifty and one-dollar size bottles for
sale at all drug stores,-Adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-08

Jangraw shooting the first point maker
from the floor, followed closely by an
other basket by Jangraw and one by
Gross. Geals managed to get the only
basket which Spaulding made in this
period from the floor at this stage and
then Montpelier got under way with
new squirt of success in caging the sphere,
making the final count stand II to A in
this period, with the total OF 40 to IA.
The score is as follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-08
only One aBPoMo oUINIYE-

To got the genuine. call Tor fall name,
LAXATIVE BROMO QCINNE- Look
tor signature Of +. ". GROVE. Cures =
Cold IN one Day. 25c.-Ady
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-08

Goals from the fioor-Gross IA, Car
penter 2, Smith 2, Whitcomb 2, Dens-
more, Lackey. Fouls--Gross 2, Dens-
more. Referees Brown and Dole. Tim
ers-Cullen and Shepard. Time 20-min
ute halves.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-08

their team work was far better than
that of Montpelier; but the home team
was a little heavier, which gave them
somewhat of an advantage. For Spauld
ing Densmore played good game and
Sector broke up a number OF good plays,
but he failed to cover Gross, the forward
which he was playing, Gross shooting ID
baskets. Gross was by far the star of
the game, making rs points by goals
from the floor and increasing his total
to 30 by shooting two fouls from the
foul line. The lineup is az follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-08

Goals from the foorJangraw s, Clark
6. Geals 3, Gross 3, Mann 2, Smith.
Fouls--Nichols 4, Smith 3, Clark. Ref
eree-Linnehan. Timers-Culen and
Shepard Time 20 minute periods
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-03
KONSKRYPCYA.
EGZAMINACYA ROZP0CZETA VIZ
WELL DYSTRYKTACH.

EgZaminacyc pOhorOwych. naleHa-
cych do pierwSzegO powofania, juH 10
sta&y ~rozpoczete we wieIu dyStryktach.
lime wydziaiy rozpoczynaja ,iutro' II
naip6znici W SUDOtc.
Prarc juz rozpoczety wydzialy W dy-
Stryktach: 1, >. >, 4. II. u, -. -, "A.
80. -. -. IS. 80. Al, -, -, 81, G5, "a.
-. IS i 81.
Wcdlug ruport6w, jake 4 r6Anyrh
wvdziai6w pOborowych otrzymano, do
tvchczaSowc pgzaminacyC wykazuja. 2"
81 proccni pgzaminOwanych. I. j. vie
eel niz cztcry plate. brdzir zwolnio~
nvch Tub ~wy{aczonych od Siuzhy wOjSko
wei 'gi6wnic ola togo, hC albo 81 nieo-
hvwatclami. albo sic ~fizycZnie niczdat-
nvmi. aIbo tca maja familic do utrzy-
mania.
Procentowo wykaz tych mOzliwych
wyfaczcn tax sic przcd>tawia
Nieobywatcle, % prOccnt, cZyli jed
ma czwarta.
Fizycznie niezdatni, 80 procent, czy-
Ii niemal jcdna trzccia.
Majacy familie do utrzymania. %
procent. czyli cOkolwick wiecej niz je-
dina cZwarta.
XwoInicni dla innyCh %pOwod6w. %
proccnt. czyli .jedna cztcrdzieSta.
Chicago ma doStarczyc 2f,9S2 Ao&nie-
rzy do armii n~arONowei. Inaezy to, re
1000 pOborOwych bcdzic c~gzaminowa
nych, zanim liczba wyma@ana bedzie
w komplccie d"Starczona. OS6lna liczba
! rrborowych W Chicago jest 314,00O.
KtO ME Otrzymai z~awiadOmienia
W tych dmiach, ME polcga ma ten. IL ME
! naleiy do pierwszegO pOwoiania. gdyi
zawiadOmipnie mOg!oby ZagimQG W pre-
sy}ce p~ocztowci. Kara III ME StawiP-
ME sic do eSzaminacyi jest piet lat
wiezienia. KaHdy vice p~OborOwy ME
ola pewno&ci zglOSi sic do SweSo wy
dzia&u i dowie sic, czy nalPHy do pip1
wSzeGo powolania, Il jeIeli ME, MECH
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-03

dan. kt6rych sprowadzono ~specyalnle
dn Chicago i dano i~nstrukcye' a|eDS
zaieli sic agitacya wsr6d poooro-
wvmi W Chicago "a licznym uu|id-
1em W pochodzie, kt6ry sic ouDeuAie
intro W sr6dmiesciu ma Geese c%ion-
k6w ~przyszej armii narodo"e1' N'o-
"a ma zwyciezyt Niemc6w. oiicero-
vie ci prosza specyalnie Polako" "
tvch dystryktach zamieszkafych' d
zebv przyczynili sic do uswletnleh'A
nocbodu swym udziaiem. Punkteni
zbornym jest park Granta naprzecl"
hotelu Blackstone pc wschodnie1 stro
ME kolei Illinois Central. PoDoro"i
maia sic tam ustawic wedaug s"ycn
dystryktow. Miejsce ola kazdego o'-
| stryktu bedzie oznaczone wielklm nu-
merem I flaga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-03
WaboWanie zOIniery do walk przGCiW p%ruSactWu.

DO albo wcale ME wiadajacyCh jezy-
KLEIN augielskim. Ti6macze polscy
k%onieczni sa W egzaminaCyi takich
poborowych polskiCh i udzielaniu
i'm informacyi o z%wolnieniu. Proce|
dura zwolnienia jest dose skompliko-
wana / bez znajomosci jezyka angiel-
skiego rady sobie dac ME MONA.
Inteligentni Polacy, obeznani 2
iezykiem angielskim, majacy czas
dobra wole. powinni sic zglosit do
blur W dystryktach, za~mieSzkatych
przez Polak6w i ofiarowac W po-
moe. kt6ra bedzie chetnie przyjeta.
Sa biura. W ktorych PolaCy 50 czfon-
kami wydzial6w p~oborowych. Kilka
innych blur juz sic postaraio o pol
skich ~pomocnik0w. Lec2 jest ~jeszcze
wielka liczba wydzial6w pobOrOwych,
W kt6rych polskiej pomocy ME ma.
Takim wydzialem jest wydziat
dystryktu 65go, kt6rego biuro ME
sci sic pnr. 1854 Milwaukee ave.
DR.. j. Z. II. Atkeisson, kt0ry jest
lekarzem egzaminujacym W tym wy
dziale, prosii wczoraj ,.Dziennik Chi
cagoski' o wystosowanie apelu z
proSba o pomoc polska ola swego
wydziaIu, gdyz W tym dystrykcie
mieszka wielka liczba Polak6w, kto-
rzy wcale ME albo bardzO slabO VIA
daja jezykiem angielskim. Pomoc
polska jest a~bsolutnie kOnieczna.
w podobnem ~polozeniu znajduje
sic wiele innych wydziai6w Chica-
go we wszystkich dzielnicaCh, Jamie
szkaiych przez Polakow-
Pismo nasze vice apeluje jeszcze
raz do Polak6w dobrej wolf, obezna-
nych z jezykami, azeby ofiarowali
swe us}ugi W piracy pOborowej. Jest
to raca patryotyczna. Jest ona ME
mniei wanna, jak sfuzba wojskowa.
Losy $wiata wala sic. Udziaf A
meryki z~adecyduje, czy prusactwO "a
panuje mad Swiatem, czy tez wszyst-
kie narody cieszyC sic beda wolnoS-
| ella i instytucyami Acknowledgement.
Armia amerykahska we Francyi do
! pomole do ~zmiazdzenia tego prusaCt-
wa. Uczynmy pobor W Ameryce suk-
cesem! On bowiem dostarczy aoinie-
! rzy ola tel armii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-03

~nolicyanta Nowaka "a usiiowany ra-
bunek. Pr6bowai on okrasc Georgia.
Radlakowskieso z pnr. 1915 Broad
wav, gdy ten sobie spa} ma weran--
die. Radlakowski przebudzil sic ma
czas i pomiedzy MIN a Misikiem wy
wiazala sic b6ika, z kt6rej ten ostat-
nj wyszedi mocno poturbowany, TAX
ze musiano go wpierw opatrzec W
szpitalu Emergency, MIN go Fam
knieto we wiezieniu.
w poniedzialek odszukano 1 wydo-
bvto z ieziora Erie zw}oki Jana
Wonchnickiego / Bernardo Karmo--
lihskiego, kt6rzy tam W ubieg}a ME-
dziele popoludniu utoneli W tym sa-
mym czasie, kiedy sic utopili Karo-
lex Zawadzki Robert Decker. Zwfo-
XII tych ostatnich znaleziono zaraz Pc
wypadku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-03
Apel do PoIakow
dobrej vol.
POTRZEBN TLOMIACZN I POL
SKICH ADWOKATOW W BIURACH
POBOROWNCH.

Pob6r, obecnre odbywajacy sic.
kt6ry ma dostarczyc zolnierzy dla
waIki z drapielnem prusactwem i u
daremuit jego plan panowania mad
caiym Swiatem. jest praca Olbrzy--
mia.
Kazdy Iokalny wydziat wy}aczen,
local exemption board. W najkr6t-
Sym czasic musi egzamiuowaG ty-
siecie p~oborowych, Z kt6rych beda
wybraui przyszli zolnierze. Wielu q.
cgzaminOwanych bedzic uwolnio--
nych. czyto. dla braku fizycznych kwa
lirikacyi, czy to dla tego, IL praca
swa utrzymuja familie swe lub kre-
wnych. Wielu nicobywateli, czyli t.
wv. cudzOziemc0w bedzie take
zwolnionych Cd sluzby woiskowei.
Kadzy Z mich must przedlOlyt pra-
wen przepisaue ,,affidayits." Wszy-
stko to wymaga ~wyteoznej i staran-
nei piracy. Wszystko musi bye We
dug prawa przeprowadzone, ably
bylo wazne.
Urzednicy w~ydzial6w poSwiecaja
GAS sw6j i prace bezinteresownie
czesto z uszCzerbkiem dla swych in,
teresow / zawod6w. Piracy biurowe!
ME NIGGA podoIaC be- pOmocy. Kaz,
dy jednakowoz. czy urzednik, czy po'
mocnik, zdaje sobie sprawe z tego
re kraj ma prawo cd niego spodzie,
wac sic tel piracy. Jezeli jedni pa
tryotycznie ofiaruja swe zycie ola
walk przeciw wrogowi. inni powinn.
przynajmniej czas swoj i zdolnoSc.
poSwiecic dla piracy W ~przeprowadze'
niu pObOru.
W bfuraCh p~Oborowych brak pOmo'
cy wszedzie daje sic odczuwat, {
zwlaszcza brak tl6maczy i adwoka-
TOW polskich W tyCh dystryktach, v
kt6rych mieszka wielu Polakow, sta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-03

sic dowiC, kiCdy prHypuSzczalnie bedzie
wCzwany do cgzamimacyt.
- Kto sic przcpr onadzil cd cza-
SD. lax sic regestrOwai dnia $50 Czer-
wca. powinien sic zgiOSiG do biura
W tym yStrykCie, W kt0rym sic rege-
strowlI i uwiadomic wydz:al, Ac sic
przeprowadzii. Ia mic spclnienie te-
:" obowiazku kara jest take przc-
/ .sana.
- Kto ma zone, dzicci Tub rodzi-
COW W podeSziym wieku W Europe,
ME ma prawa staraC sic o zwOlnienie.
Osoby, kt0re p]OborOwy utrzymuje,
muSza sic znajGOwaG AmcryCe, W
rrzeciwnym razie do z%wOlnienia ME
jest uprawniony.
- Prawo prxcpisuic, azeby wszyst
kich cudzoziemC0w, pochodzacych z
Austro- Wegier, BuFgaryi i Turcyi
traktowaG .jak cudzoZtemC0w kra-
low neutralnych, gdyz Ameryka pro
wadzi wojne ty.ko z Niemcami.
- o Zwolnicnic ME MONA 'StaraC
sic PREDICT az pc otrzymaniu wezwa-
MIA do stawienia sic ma egzaminacye.
Cudzoziemcy stawiC sic musza Ma
wezwanie do swych blur poboroWych
i ~przediozyC dowody, &c sd cudzo--
ziemcami. Kay poborowy, majacy
familie do utrzymania, must maj
prod bye egzaminowany, zanim pre-
dIozy podanie O ~zwolnienie.
Dw6ch poIskich Iekarzy, dr.. A.
| PietrzykOwski i dr.. f. Dulak wyzna-
czonych cd g~ubernatora do badania
~rekrut6w, spelnia jul swoja funk
eve Cd wtorku osobnej sail Settle
mentu PREY Noble i Augusta. Zauwa-
| zyli:my, re pOlscy rekruci ME daja
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s~wiecenia k%apianskie W dniu ego
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liskupa M. Martego W Sioux Falls,
So. Oak. prymicye zaS odprawi} W
kosciele Sw. Krzyza W Minneapolis
nastepnego dnia, 7go sierpnia, 1892
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Prev. ks. Jakob Pacholski, serdecz-
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