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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28
LOSES FIGHT FOR
DAUGHTERS CUSTODY

The state supreme court of appeals
on yesterday refused an appeal for
habeas corpus writ filed 10y George w
Mallory of this city, the object OF
which was to- have brought into the
presence Of the court his FOURTEEN
year old daughter, Mamie Mallory
who is now an inmate of the colony
for the feeble minded At Madison
Heights. LynchburS.
Mallory has another petition he
lore the court of similar character
rcoufrin, that his i've small children
now in the care of the Children
Home society be brought INTO the
presence 70 The court for inquiry as
to why they should not be retuTrcd
20 his care.
In his second petition Mallory makes
charges involving the good name OF
one Of the officers who arrested his
wife and nine children in his absence
and had them taken before the tu-
venile court He. charges that there
'were no grounds for the allegation OF
disorderly conduct against his house
hold and alleges, that an offer was
made fer withdrawal Of the pro
ceedings by one of the officers.
In the case of N. II. Marshall VS.
Bowling Grocery company. from
Lynchburr. having TO do with the
sale OF land under deed of trust
writ of error and supersedeas was
refused.
Uphoids Supervisors Rights.
UNFOLDING the right OF the board ol
, supervisors of a county to regulate
the weight or a load that may be
hauled over roads under their super
vision, the court refused a writ of err
| ror in the case OF Arthur Porete VS.
! The Commonwealth from the circuit
court of Wise county Potete claims
/ that, without an election by the PEG
| pie. the board had taken upon Itself
4 the right to fix the width of tires tt
be used on the roads of the county.
The boards defense was that it haC
not assumed such right but had how.
/ ever, legislated that on tires of two
/ inches or under the maximum load
/ that might be hauled should be .80(
/ pounds. Potete hauled more than / r
/ 500 pounds on narrow tired wagon
/ was fined and fought the case through
! to the highest court. The authority O
i county roads over roads IL strength
/ ened by The decision.
Russell Man Must Pay Penalty.
! Fletcher Kasnake, of Russell couu.
! ~. must pay fine Of $50 and serve Z
| thirty day Jail term as result of III,
| courts refusal to intervene in hi
! c8se, II on yesterday having deniet
| him j writ of error and supersedeas
| II seems that liquor, was found on hi
| premises I'm a quantity greater thar
! permitted by the law He claims tina
he knew nothing of the liquor foun,
/ In his house. declared that he hat
never sold any liquor, and cited pvevi
Gus good character. The trend OF hi
case may be Judged by the foilowiny
extract from his petition III tht
! evidence Is sufficient to convict thei
! not only is the possession of. arden
spirits a violation of law, but the fac
j That II is Ia y mans house. ever
though put there BY smother part,
and without his knowledge or con
s,+A -ftieewfse -v-ryfcrtfor n m
law"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28
HIGH COST COST Of LIVING
GIVES CITY BIG SWAT
s-insnes Cotnurfttee - Told Of Increased
Expenses tn Charitable ma otbsr
Institutions.

Ia order 10 meet demands for the re-
ma3a0er CT the fiscal year. much be-
cause Of wa. rates and the searcity Of
help ib4 aoauoe committee OF city
svanol last night recommended to
eoHueu The appropriation OF Ss0-o0a
TO meet emergencies in departments
under control ct the administrative
board.
The iarSest item WAS that fof CITY
Ae'ec and outdoor poor, azSregating
about $4,000 NirKi nis hospital also
came In for about 5000. and the re-
snaiuder OF this sum goes 10 the city
electric plant.
Ina hrs statement to the commit tee
commissioner fJohsJn said that here
JJt91o .nlernes and ambulance sur
GeoBs connected with the City home
ard ths hospital we're practically free
- charge, while nov. n view OF the
demand for physicians In the army
susa freu detailed Tor the work were
9a3a Al classes Of help were demand
tu1 more than heretofore, and this
Hesessftsted more money. The price
81 coal for the Guys poor had gone ZIP
this increase ia price had TO be
we(
T6a avra Of s1s4T7 for shockoe
s~ees improvements WIS transfer ed
from The CITY sturehoGse fund. and
$1,000 was transferred from the pay
re5f account 70 tho expense account of
the city tug and dredEe The river
% .tE he practical. closed to these later
IN the winter, and IL is hoped. said Mr.
ftaazoe. tnaf the city may save some
-gf taa money Jhat u is necessary to
eptad now.
THE e-rr assesSnrs., embracing tfiI-
L oil
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28
SECRETARY THOMAS
TO WORK IN FRANCE

Mr.. S. l.. Thomas, general secretary
of the Richmond Railroad Y. NJ. c,
A.. who IS in New York. sent B. tele-
gram to the organization yesterday
announcing that he had accepted an
assignment to take up war work in
France under the International Y. M
&C. A.
At yesterdays meeting OF the Tues
day club, IL was proposed that Mr.
Thomas official relations with the
Richmond organization he continued
and that his salary be paid by sub
scriptions fro mthe Tuesday club ana
individual members.
Mr.. Thomas was a railroad conduc-
tor until sixteen years ago when he
took hold of the Railroad ". NJ. c.
A. In Richmond He gathred around
himself grouu of able workers, OBJ
tanned the cooperation of railroad
officials and has gradually brought
the organization to a high degree OF
efficiency and value.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28
ATGGHhtH MIGHT SLEEP
IF THEY SPLIT PAY

Charged with defrauding the United
States government A. j. krause,
western man of German parentaEe
living near Chesterfield courthouse but
who has recently been employed as
foreman In the construction OF the
Camp Stuart cantonment at New
port News, was, with his alleged fell
low conspirators. sent on 10 the
United States grand Jury which Will sit
in Norfolk December Is United
States Commissioner Melvin Flegen-
heimer held the preliminary hearing
yesterday.
II is alleged that Krause employed
two other men. j. & Thompson and
j. Mckay, to act In the capacity of
watchmen at the cantoRment. He Is
alleged 10 have told them that they
conld go 70 sleep early IN the night.
attaching a condition that they should
split their pay with him.
Krause was haiied by his father.
Who lives At Chesterfield courthouse.
while the other men were remanded
10 Newpo News jail in default of
bail
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28
CHRISTMAS LIQUOR
GIVES SIX TROUBLE

As . result Of raid on The In
coming Richmond. Fredericksburg
and. Potomac passenger train arriv-
ing here at 1878 o'clock Tuesday
morning, six negroes were on ser
day held i'm default Of sa00 hail each
for preliminary hearing set for De
Ver1her 3 by United States Corr mis-
sioner Melvin Fleeenheimer The ne
Rroes were caught with the goods and
are charged with violating the Reed
taW They are a. Shorter, John Butts.
Robert Arts. Jesse Bradley, Rich
mond Fender and Thomas Adams.
Thee we're arrested by Joseph Poland.
-. sAF*t-taa--tAe- aspartIa eDI-af
justice assisted by local police Off
Gers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28

growing territorv. has united in sup
nort Of the Cossacl hetman.
All the regions that produced a han
vest mis- wear are reported under his
cantrnl Thus is he pictured by one
correspondent as In position TO die
tat. to the whole OF Russia.
Neanwhile another movement IS
f,nIer wa Insured bv adherents Of
the ola regime some OF the ex-cxar' $
ssr<rals are reported st the head.
There are large sections among the
incubation that attribute all the Faiser $
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28
GIVE P0SLAM
4 CHANCE At
THOSE P|NPltS

Your friends and associates would
rather see you without Pfmples. tt
can only he detrimental to you 10
tolerate, them. why not be rid of this
cause of embarrassment? You can do
so easily with Poslams help.
Get some Poslam today and spread
1t over the Pinples tonight Con-
tinue until they have disappeared.
You willxprobably have some Poslanl
left over TO treat Burns. Itching
Scalp Itshing Feet, Chilhlains- irrita-
tions. You will be amazed to find
that IL goes SO FAR and does SO much.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories. 243
West 4Tth street. New York city
Adv,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28
WORK SOON TO BEGIN
ON NORTHSIDE ROUTE

A score of prominent Gtntsr Park
citizens left the Cssy Hall last night
with broad smiles on their happy
faces. For the finance committee had
recommended an appropriation OF
1903 900 for the completion of the
Chamberlayne boulevard and the con
etrLction of the viaduct over Bacon
ouarter branch The administrative
board had suggested such action. ana
asked authority for the letting OF
contracts for the work while the let
tinF was good. stating that work
would be pushed in accordance with
the wishes of the citizens OF Gintef
Park.
Attorney General Pollard explained
tie situation, as he had done on MT
merous previous occasions before this
committee. the street committee and
administrative board He pointed our
that the money really belongs to Gin
ter Park under anrSxation arrange
mentS and the city WAS not being Ask
I Ell to spend additional money ne
complete transaction will be paid for
out of the money set aside for North
lstde improvem ents. n large PORTION of
II being unnecessary until late next
summer
The administrative --~afd VIII pro-
coed at once in perfecting arrange
merits fer the erection Of thu vtatuC5
in accordance with plans drawn nv
Carneai & Johnston
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28

three years an enormously successful
specialist in catarrh is the discoverer
OF pleasant, direct method that can
he used by man, woman or child
spray, salve PIN or tablet. hut Ia made
from medicinal herbs flowers and her
ries, which you smoke in a dainty pipe
or cigarette, and inhale the vapor into
all the air passages It contains no
tobacco, even though 1t is used In the
same manner
Or Blosser's Remedy is amazing CIV
effective in all forms of eatarrh. bron-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28
ELAfER HOPKINS Is
AGAIN ON TRIAL

Special % The Richmond Virsinisn-1
South Boston. Va. Nov. 27--The
trial OF Elmer Hopkins for killing OF
Cleveland Cole 10 proceeding along
very similar lines as his former tria
for killing or George Cole. Hopkins
claims he shot in self-defense. The
shooting occurred last April on the
Hyco road Hopkins received light
jail sentence by. jury for killing
George cole. in the present trial
Hopkins is being defended by Adams
and Adams. OF South Boston and Hon.
Aubrey strobe. OF Amherst Most of
the evidence was taken today. ard
the jury will receive their case BY
tnGorrow Afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28
Death of Thomas Hughes

Thomas Hughes, after long illness,
died last night ~ 10 o'clock at the
home of his son-in- law. Sergeant J, A.
Marin, 325 South Fourth street. aged
eighty years. Mr. Hughes WAS a ma
tive of Portsmouth,, where for many
years he was employed at the navy
yard, He leaves three daughters and
one son. Mrs Marin and r. II.
Hughes, of Richmond Mrs. W W.
Sharp, OF Washington and Mrs, W.
L. Matthews, Of Portsmouth The bu-
rial will he in Portsmouth, the time
not having been fixed upon,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28

H EGGARTY--Died, Tuesday, November
81, 1917, at o'clock A. NJ. at her
residence. 1i27 West Franklin street,
MRS. ANNE CECILIA HEGGARTY,
widow OF ~. &. 5eggarty She is
survived by qne son. ]. J. H.eG
gaTty and three da19 fters, Mrs.
Charles " HARDWOOD. Mrs David pud-
ley whitehead and Mrs Charles r.
Campbell. of Jacksonville. Fla
Funeral notice later.
Jacksonville, Fla. pagers ptesss
sopy. (.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28

Send your name with ter cents IN
coin or stamps for trial OUTFIT
tmonth's supply. either form, one dol
iIar). which he sends By mail Ycu
will receive some Of the Remedy for
smoking in pipe, neat little pipe.
and also some medieated cigarettes,
so you can decide which form YOU hks
best.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28
DEATH NOTICE.

GARDNER---Entered into rest. at his
=reeideaee--3 l47 Floyd avenue. Mon
day. November rs. 1917 AT T. ~,
ALBERT s GARDNER
Funeral from Pine-street Baptist
church THIS wednesday, AFTER =
NOON $3.50 o'clock. Interment Fol-
lywood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28
NEW PASTOR Will BE
WELCOMED BY HIS CITu RCrH

Tho newly appointed pastor of
West End Methodist church. Rev. 8.
T. Carson. viii arrive in Richmond
Thursday ard will he welcomed at the
parsona &c ny the Ladies' Aaid society
who win have everything in readiness
for Mr Carson and his family The
new pastor comes from Eastern Shore
where he has done very fine work
from whence lie sent one of the best
reports received ar the recent con
ference in Lynchhurg. The people Of
Eastern Shore have expressed their
disappointment at losing Mr., Carson.
hut West End church needed such a
man to develop its present possibli-
ties.
TIE KEWpyEs ARE COMING.
See Next sundays yirgfntap.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28
1t Beth Aiml,ah

The aetfal ThanhsaiviuE cas- SCI
vice viii De held ar Beth Ararah
synh gogue en- ThUrsdsv morning at
III o'clocs or 70 N Ealisch Viii
speak or the topic Unusual Reasons
for ThanksgiVinG The regular choir
will he supplemented by the volunteer
chorus in the singing ri the hymns,
which witt be Of III tr+ottr- nature
x Il lr-aEsae IL
services
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28
Mrs. MARY l., Wilkinson

The funeral OF Mrs Mary r. Wiz
inson, who died Monday in the home
Of her son. samuel RI Wilkinson. 707
Seminary avenue, Ginter Park, took
place yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
from the residence The burial was
private. Mrs Wilkinson was eighty
i've years Old
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28
SMOKE INHALATION
EXPELS CATARRH
Send Ten Cents for Trial Outfit

There must be readers suffering
from chronic catarrh who would like
70 know how they can stop catching
,A.sl4 =. fr,.t fr--- -r7r-st --n-rzw
that sooner or later this may lead tn
serious deafness and injury TO the sys-
tenn I'm general,
Sound advice is 10 stop taking medi-
cine into the stomach. spraying the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28
Annri.c S4r,inc

7haH s-eGtr3r~ morning a' BE-. pr clio is.
Rev. Carer Ashton StarKe VIII com
duet sunrise service in Calyaf> lla 2
tat church. Bout 'ard and Grove
avenue Groceries f0r the poor of q. C
city will be received and distributed
At this ;ifne 80 persons IN the citV
are lrv4teA 70 .tlena
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28
I5utheran Pastor % Preach.

A Thanksgiving service viii be held
tn the First English Evangelical Lu-
rheran church THURSDAY morninF at
1e.se o'clock. The sermon viii he
preached by the pastor, Rev. J. +,
Echefer. Jr Those who DO not have
n service II their own churches are
cordially invited 10 worship WIKI this
scneregation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28

OBITUARY


Funeral services for Frank +. Val
den, thirty one years old who died
suddenly Monday in his home 912
North Twcnty-seventh street, viii be
held this morning at 10 o'clock from
the residence, interment 10 he in
RivervieW.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28
George P0pr.

George Pope, who was formerly as
sociated with the late Louis Ginter in
the tobacco business in Richmond died
in Atlantic city Sunday. He will be
buried today in Brooklyn, N Y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28

TAI n&ts OF PUTTING
so Ives In the
nose none Nf
while h leads far
ba FIX enough into
the head and
lungs DIR. r. w
Blosser. BOX 2ssA,
Atlanta. Ga. a re-
spectea physician,
ARD F~~ ffsse5 q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28
NIhnff 6. Gardner.

The funeral of Albert : Gardner.
who died Monday night In his home,
3l41 Floyd avenue, will take place
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock from
Pine-Street Baptist church Inter
ment will be in Hollywood
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28

chiai irritation
catarrhal head p
ache. asthma and
ear troubles that
may lead to dea Z
ness. J on VIII
breathe better and
feel better after
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28

Washington, November 27.-Forecast
IoE-AL ednesdaA-& u a=~t!..- %----------
Virginia--Rain or snow north, rain
in south portion Wednesday, warmer,
Thursday probably fair.
North oitnas-P Partly cloudy and
warmer " ednesdsy Thursday colder.
local Temneratmre NesterAay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28

THE kEwPIFss ARE COMING.
See Next Sundays yiFwfnaar,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28
GERMAN OFFICERS

Continued From First Page
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28

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Local Rainfall
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Excess In rainfall since March H.. $50
Excess in rainfall since Jano
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-31

zostanie W drugiej polowie wrzeS-
MIA, albo pierwszej pazdziernikd
odwolany. Z tego stanowiSka, a ma
miejsce jego bedzie zamianowa--
ny kto inny.
Podobno Anglia pragnie ,,wprO
wadzic nova Knew" w swq amba-
sade w Waszyngtonie, gdyz ODE
enc jej stosunki re Stanami Zje-
dnoczonymi domagaj2 sic W roll
oficyalnego przedstawiciela ME
dyplomaty starego typu, ale clio
wieka Swiezeso, owianego i poi
muJacc9o move idce i celc ludz--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-31

szkola polska, jest jedynym do
tad, wyzszym zakladem nauko-
wynn, przeznaczonym ola dziew-
cat polskich W Ameryce. Zada-
MEM jej jest wychowywanie die
wczat polskich w duchu prawdzi-
vie chrzeScijanskim i szczerze
polskim, pobudzanie ich do uni
iowania cn6t ! wiedzy, leczenie Z
plochoSci i lekkomySlnoSci, W
ktore to wady tax obfituie milo
dziez zenSka. zwlaSzcza tn, w A.
meryce, a zaszczepianie powagi j
szacunku dla'godnoSci wIasncj -
-csobistcj ! narodowcj: krz"wi sic
W tym zakladzic inteligcncyc IL
mySlu ! ducha SzlachetnoSj. ktora
zdobila nasze NTatki Polk - to-
tcz w Serca wychowanck wSzcze-
pia sig milosc Bosa i Ojczyzny;
cto idcc Akademii NajSwictSzc
Rodziny. tc kjcrujQ zakIadcm tym
cd lat juz zgory trzydzicstu, 4 !
uadal zawszc one bedq przcwod
MIA i wytycznq W jcj pracach.
Popicrat zaklad TAXI jest obo-
wi2zkiem kazdej patryotycznci 70
dziny polSkicj dbajqccj 0 utrzy--
mamie nasze W tym kraju, wSr6d
mora obccgo zywioiu, o zocl1o--
wanie PREY wierzc i movie ojcow
ich wlasnych dzieci.
Przy Akadcmii istnieje pcnsyo-
nat ola wychowanek zamIciSco--
wych, prowadzony wzorowo. In
stytucya zatrudnia .szereg sit pc
dagogicznych, zakonnych ! Swie-
ckich, wSrod ktorych znajdujQ sic
i najlepszc w Polonii-totcz sto-
pien ! jakoSc wykladu nauk W a.
kademii - stoja bardzo wysoko,
a rezultaty piracy pedagooicznc
wSrod miodziezy sq znakomite;
wyzsza Szkola Akademii Jest d.
kredytowana przez wladze krajo-
we. co dowodzi ~najlepiei lei war
toSci.
Niestety ACADEMIA poparcia
ma niewiele. a zrozumienia praC
prowadzonych zupelnie malo: OBJ
cy tn " tym kraju umieja popie-
rae swe instytucye naukowe: W
kazdej nieomal uczelni amerykah-
skiej Spotykamy donacye znaczne
- to w stypendyach, to w fundo-
wanych katedrach, to " zasilkach
pienieznych innego rodzaju dla
danych zakladow, dla wzbogace-
MIA ich Srodkow naukowych. czy
uiatwiania i'm iStnienia i dziafa-
MIA; naszej Akademii - Mkt mic
pomaga W TAXI sposob; ach, czyz-
by wsr6d Po!akow ME moglo- sic
znalezt pare osob, grono ich, kto.
reby zechcialo dopom6dz naszej
ubogiej instytucyi, tax hardzo
wartej p~oparcia: Apelujemy I te-
go miejsca do Szanownych Roda-
k6w ! Rodaczek ! polecamy ich
pamieci ACADEMIC NajSw. Ro.-
dziny w Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-31
POROZUMIENIE w SPRA-
VIE BLU

Washington. 81. sierpnia. -
w senacie doszlo wczoraj do po-
rozumienia, ma podstawie ktore--
90 postanowiono p~rzystapic do
glosowania mad podatkowem pre-
dlozeniem wojennem ME pozniej
iak w poniedzialek, d. 10 wrzes--
MIA. wobec czego projektowane
zastosowanie PREY dyskusyi no.
wego regulaminu przeciwko OBJ.
strukcyi okazuje sic rzccza zbyte-
CHA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-31
S. Przeiozonej Akademii
NaiSw. Rodziny

1444 W. Division str,
Chicago, III,
Do powylszego komunikatu do
danny Cd Sicbje jeszcze slow pare
- do rodzicow polskich;
Niekt6rzy utrzymuja, IL maiqc
dziewczynke posylat do szkoH
wyzszej thigh SCHOOL, - VIOLA
posylac ia do publicznej, gdzie
,.placic mic trzeba"... Mniejsza
i'm o polskq szkoie!... Niechai
wSzystek nasz ogoi wyda sad o
warto5ci moralnej / narodowej
takiego sposobu mySlenia / poste-
powania. Pocol my tedy tie wy
sze nasze szkoly tworzymy, POGO
ksieza, gazety wolajq, nakia--
niajq do ich ~popierania, kiedy te-
mu. lub owemu, a takich many
wiclu nieStety - zalezy glownie
ma tenn, re ,,piacic ME trzeba''.. e.
Co Z tego, re dziecko wvroSnie
i'm ma jakiegoS odmienCa, co nj DO
poIsku, nj po angielsku dobrze IL
mice ME bedzie, co nj rodzicow
nj spraw narodu ME uszaruie, "a
pomni o tenn. re polskie. re kato-
Tickle. -. Tax, owe szkoly publ
CINE - tylko ma takich wiasnie
czekajq, tylko PREY takiem my
;leniu amerykanizuja one mi6dz
naszQ i wynaradawiajQ nam gene
racyc Gale; CzyniQ to ochotnie-
zadarmo. i'm "a to ,.placic ME
trzeba". - ale rodzice tacy -
dosiownie - zaprzedaja dzieci
swc pred Bogiem, sami ponosza
wing ich wynarodowienia i ich
zatraty; oni tez'kiedyS pred Be-
giem "a to odpowiedzq, IL dusze
dziatwy, Cd Boga i'm powierzone,
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