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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-30
RAPS Will SON NAGGERS.
Untermeyer Calls Attacks Wicked
Distorted, Vritiolic
and False.

New York. Oct so. addressing a
political rally last night, Samuel Inter
mvcr charged Republican leaders through
out the nation with conducting "a cam
paign of hypocrisy and misrepresentation
to rob President Wilson of his magnit-
cent handiwork and to dim the glory and
prestige of the nation. lest the opposition
party thereby suffer in influence
"A more wicked, distorted, vitrioic
assault could not be imagined Mr.
Jntcrmyer added Not daring 10 re-
fuse the President men or money with
which to conduct the war, the Rcpubli-
cans have never lost an opportunity
for carping criticism and one cannot re-
sist the feeling that their leaders in Con
gress are ever watchful and alert for
an opportunity to make political capital
hv embarrassing him whenever decent
prcteNt can he found or invented
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-30
PEACE HITS SHIPYARDS.
Fleet Board Cancels Orders for 90
Bargcs; Near End of War
Given as Reason.

Philadelphia, Oct, 80 Orders for ninety
barges were cancelled yesterday, primarily
beeausc Of the outlook for an early peace,
and because the vessels could not have
been made available for service this com
ing Winter. Further, all plans for pro-
duction OF ships after 1919, have been
modified or abandoned.
The announcement was made yester-
day by Charles Piez, vice-presldent of
the Emergency Fleet Corporation. He
emphasized the point that the produe-
tIon program as at present arranged will
be pushed to completion and that no
changes IN the 1919 program will be made
other than the cancellation OF some orders
for barges and tugs.
But, many changes in the 1920 pro-
gram have already been made or are
under consideration, and almost entirely
because the end of the war Is in sight
The orders for the harges. cancelled yes-
terday, were placed in August when peace
seemed far distant bit with the August
needs definitely modified the changed
program resulted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-30
The Sore Throat
of Spanish
Influenza

one Of the frequent complications OF
spanish influenza i sore throat 1t Is I'M
portant the sore tnroat be gwen prompt
attention and relieved
The throat Is the gateway To the BODY.
The air We breathe the food We eat and
the water we drink ali pass through it.
L IS the great breeding ground for germs
and this is especially rue when II Is sore CT
nhamed Ii II Is kept clean, disease germs
nave small chance TO propagate and do
their deadly work
Authorities agree Spanish Influenza is Il
germ disease and that preventive measures
should be taken They advise the Use Of an
effective gargle to keep the threat clean
and healthy For this purpose Tonslhne,
The National Sore Throat Remedy. is
ideal 1t is also used as a spray and taken
pure.
The wonderful increase in the sale Of
fonsline during the last few weeks shows
that many thousands of families are
making extra use OF Tonsiliuc during thls
epidemic to quickly relieve the often accom-
panying sore throat aud As a preventive
measure
Don't wait until you have influenza
and sore throat IN the house but get vour
bottle Of Tonsllinc from Your druggist
nov for use as preventive gargle and also
TO be ready TO relieve sore throat upon It's
first appearance
For more than - years the sale oI
Fonsilme has steadily and rapidly IN
creased The favor shown it hy American
people gives il the right 20 the title | he
National Sore Throat Remedy
Look For The GIRAFFE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-30
Almost Every Human Ailment
Is Directly Traceable to En-
purities in the Blood.

You cannot overestimate the import
ance of keeping the blood free II inn
plritics. when Won realize hat the
heart IS constantly pumping th- vitai
fluid to All parts of the body, you can
easily SER that any rnpurity y he blood
will cause serious complications
4nv slight disorder 81 impurity that
rreons INTO the blood y q source II dan-
ger for ever. vital organ If The BODY
depends upon the blood supply 70 proper
~ perform its functions
Many painful and dangerous diseases
are the direct result Of 4 bad condition
of the blood Among The most serious
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-30
MAN SEEkS HEART BALM
Demands $1,000 Because fiancee Tilted
Him To Wed Another.

Wllkes-Barre, Pa, Oc - William
T. Courtright. Of Dunmore has started
a breach Of promise suit for s., 900 against
Mrs Eleanor BeSs Of Ashley. who be
fore her marriage was Miss Eleanor
Warner
In his petition he sets forth that Miss
Warner on March 8 1917 agreed 10
marry him. and the wedding date was
fixed for June -. following
He AYERS he incurred considerable
expense preparing for the acdding and
that month later Miss Warner broke
the engagement With his petition Is
the alleged copy Of letter She wrote
II have decided not 10 get married
With this letter all correspondence will
cease You viii please call on me no
mere shall -end Won the ring by
registered mail
The plaintfi charges llat Miss War
ner married Ray Be,> on October ;.
1918
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-30
Perfect Health Is Yours
IF the Blood Is Kept Pure

aro Rhcumati-m Hith ts tarturing pair
Catar-h often fararinrrr Il .rr.
consumption; -cr1fula Eczema tr
Itryapela- and other disfurag sr -
eases; Malaria which makes tuc strongest
men helpless ard many other .Isrt-a-
are the direct suit II npur, oll1d
You ran easily avoid f he.c
diseases and rid The ystam tctr
nv hr ise % ttc rauderf
blood remedy that has noar
slant uec FIR more ttar t
rcansc- tho blood rnr ghl
and rggts evcrv vrt t.ge III roru-r It
4 Old bY druggist rvrrY herr
For valuable literature n5 wrdiceI
advice absolutely fr~a agrltr t0dav fa
tie Mcdical Department. n7ft Specific
Company, i37 swift Laboretorr t-
lantn- O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-30
"A, 900 NEW WORKERS CALLED.
General CrOwder Asks More Men FoI
Military Service.

Albany, \ j. oct, 80 New York
State was called upon yesterday by
Provost Marshal General Crowder tC
furnish approximately = 900 additional
men for military service
The order directs the induction into
federal service to be complete during
the five day period beginning November
H.
During the three days period begin
ming Nov. l9, entrainmcnt will be com
pleted for 400 colored men for Camp
Dix, n j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-30

FLU RELEASING OUR COUNTRY.
Cases Cut In Two Last Week Washington
= Reports

Washington, oct. 80. Surgeon Cen
crAl BraiStcd announced toGay hat the
influenza epidemic IS over IN len naval
districts ana that il IS on the Wanc in
al other places except Paris island. ; g.,
and Mare Island Gal
Reports for the week ending Get 46
show decline III ,hr mum III Of cases
from ii SIS TO 1U1I. with -O7 deaths as
compared with s.. IoI the preceding
week.
The surgeon General d the army
announced TO-DAY that vaccination agains
pneumonia Is available now tor every
officer, enlisted man and civilian en-
n!oNe ol The ANN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-30
AIRCRAFT REPORT COMING.

Washington Oct 30-Charies E.
Hughes report on his aircraft inve=tIga-
ton will be gwen to the public as soon
as It reaches President Wilson This
statement was authorized yesterday at
the White House.
Attorney General Gregory has had The
report since yesterday and expects 70.
submit it to the President IN a day or
two.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-30
No HARD coal FOR CLUBS.

Washington. Oct, SO oun1ry clubs
are allowed t. Us, hitumlnous or steam
anthracite coal whenever IN the opinion
Of the State fuel administrator there
Is Il surplus Of this futl tor the purpose,
under an order Yesterday by fueI Ad-
minI>trator Garneld
They Will not b. permitted 10 use
domestic sizes ui anthracite coal Tor
cooking or heating
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-30
RELUCTANT, BuT roLD ALL.

The Count VAS brought here a week
ago from the Internment camp at Fort
Oplcthorpe. Ga. upon the request of the
Deputy state Attorney General. who bad
been commissioned hv he French Govern
rneut to Investigate various phases of Ger
man intrigue In this country against
France
Minotto who comes d an old italian
family. but who was horn IN Berlin
swears he went to Buenos Ayres IN 1918,
and took part IN extended conferences
between Caillaux then On special mis-
sion 10 Argentina for France and Lux
burg The Count Mr. Becker said, was
reluctant II first 10 reveal hs knowledge
Of the alleged Caiilaux conspiracy, but
finall J confessed hs entire connection with
tho BucnGs Ayrcs negotiations
Count Mlnotto, the Deputy Attorney
General went on exhibited decided anti
German sentiments in their long talk, and
appeared anxious to gave all he inforIna-
ton IN his possession His testimony was
corroborated hy talks with other persons
Their deposltions like that Of Minotto,
were delivered to the French Embassy.
Minotto though apparently not com
mlssloucd for hat purpose by the German
Government, served as go-between IN
the CaiIlauxLuxburg conferences
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-30

my health so ] can do all my work and
] am SO grateful that am recommend
ing it to my friends. - Mrs ID. M.
ALTERS, r. r. 4, Oregon, H.
Onlywomen who have suffered the tor
lures of such troubles and have dragged
along from day to day can realize the
relief which this famous root and herb
remedy, Lydia f. Pinkham's g Vegetable
Compound, brought to Mrs. Alters.
Women everywhere in Mrs Alters
condition should profit by her recon-
mendation, and if there are any com
plications write Lydia e. Pinkham's
Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass, for advice
The result of their 40 years experience
is at your service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-30
DUTCH INTERN [. ) FLIERs

Washington. Oct 5U-~,cond LieU-
tenants irank Nelnls, oi Pnila and
john Frederick Gibbs, of New York
flying officers OF the Marine Corps, have
been interncd in Holland
The Navy Department announced
today that the heutenants were compell
ed 10y engine trouble 10 land on Dutch
soil
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-30
Brazilian Balm for
Spanish Influenza
and Pneumonia

Druggists should supply themselves
with 81 100 bottles OF this invaluable
remedy during this time of epidemic.
We are receiving scores of orders
daily for this size from families in
Wilmington Delaware and the PENN
suIa complaining that the druggists
do not keep il on hand and the small
bottles do not contain enough. They
need 10 saturate the system 10 Kill
this tough germ. Take a teaspoon
full every hour you can always get
81 20 bottles of MIR. Danforth or Will
mington or any Philadelphia Of Baiti-
more iobbers. Some retail druggists
have seni 10 rs for ! dog and then
d0z ST 90 bottles.
B. f. jackson 4 Co. Proprielors.
Arcade, n. l,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-30
HUN TO EVACUATE BRUSSELS.
Packing Records of Administration Z
Transfer to Berlin.

With the British Armies in France
and Belgium, Oct 80 Between Oct. 10
and % various administrative depart
ments were packing up and leaving
Brussels for Germany
According to prisoners, Brussels is soon
10 be evacuated and line established
between Antwerp and Namur
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-30
M|NETTO CONFESSION
tnTANGlES CA|lLAUX
Swift $ Son Law Bares Plot to
Split Entente Nations; Friend
of Bernstorffs

Now York Oct 20 Disclosures which
will he used in the trial OF Joseph Caillaux,
former Premier Of France, who is charged
with high treason, were made in New
York Monday by Count James Minotto,
an lnterned enemy alen son-ln-law ot
Louis Swift, Chicago packer
Deputy State Attorney General Becker,
10 whom the confession was made, de-
cllned last night to make II public, but
said an epltome Of Mlnotto's deposition
had been cabled 10 France 20 he used
against Caillalix, whose trial begns to-
day The wording OF the charge against
hum ~ Intriguing 10 shake the solidarity
OF the Allies and bring about premature
and dishonorable peace with Germany
LOOK roR STARTLING REVELATIONS.
II is expected Mlnottn's testimony will
bring forth sensational discloAures which
may reach inner circles of French life.
The Caillaux case IS linked wlth those II
BOlo pashn. convicted Of trca son and exc
cnted, and Louis j Malvy, former MIN
Ister OF the interior and alleged 10 be the
former Premier = tool IN the Government
! he Caillaux conspiracy II ls charged,
proposed an alliance betwcen France,
Germany, Italy and Spain against Eng
land and RUSSIA
The greatest crcticncc Is placed by Mr
Becker in the Count 3 story rs it Is known
he was a personal friend Of Count Won
Bernstof He was once accused Of having
worked in he nltcd States IN Germany q
interest
iieinvolyed Count Won i.uvhurg, former
Minister to Argentina who, II IS alleged
aided the former Premier IN his machna
tions The deposition which covered
g i
to the French Ambassador a. Washington
who at once got ~ communication with
his home Government After he had
cahled n summary be sent the full text
Of the confession by fast steamship for
France
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-30

game LTOuDfe Wnlcn
pulled me down un-
iii ! could not put my
foot To the floor and
could scarcely do my
work, and as ] live
on a mall farm and
rails e six hundred
chickens every year
it made it very hard
for me.
II saw the Com
pound advertised in
our paper, and tried
it 1t has restored
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-30

III I second boat
Inlet skipper. ts6o that he CaDf
told the Coast Guard ti.f iv " 81.
crcH we're k,licJ b, 81. Hpl,einu
sank he hafaToiulcs thluteuuiruto
Their b0dirs arc uppp-nd r haze 1o-.
duWu sitb lc t,atucg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-30
To Prevent Grin and influenza.

Laxative Bromo QunIne Tablets taken
IN time will prevent Grip and Influenza.
T. W Grove signature On box }0c.
ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-30
L. S. Steel Cuts Extra Dividend.

New ORR, Oct 80 Directors ofthe
Jnted states Steel corporation, al their
quarterly meeting Yesterday, reduced the
extra dividend on the common shares
from The So rate effective since the
first quarter Of 1917 10 s. The regular
distributions Of ] i per cent, on common
stock and q per cent, on preferred, were
voted us usual
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-30
NOW RAISES
500 CHICKENS
After Being Relieved of Or.
ganic Trouble by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
81 Compound.

Oregon. III took Lydia e. Pink
ham legetable Compound for an or
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-30

Large sums OF none, Spent in Michigan
for Mr. New berry ; nomination for the
>enatorship were supplied by wealthy
relatives of the Republican nominee.
consequently lie may say nat hc cApend-
ed no cash OF his own in the campaign
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-25
REGISTER AND G A,
A r AT LIBERTY COLO
NY SAWYER COUNTY WIS

l. Settler gets house, barn, cow
pigs, chickens, tools and seed, so
he can makea living from the
start.
2. Only $3.50 deposit required
on stock and buildings per 40
acres.
3. No payments on land for 3
years.
4. Largest colony of kind in u.
S. over .240 already have taken
farms.
s.. Greater opportunity for poor
man or man with money than US.
Homestead, for settler gets bull
dings and some stock.
6. Only few hours ride from Wi
mona.
Mr.. G. A. Bierce is Colonica--
ton agent and will explain how
to register and get one of these
farms and how to go to see them.
Office open Monday and Satur--
day evenings.
BIERCE REALTY co.
No. 10 Hirsch Bldg. Winona MINI
Estb. 1874 Phone 1851.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-25

rrzez chwile hrabina Rozinska
przypatrywafa sic jej W milczeniu
Nastepnie przystapi}a do niej !;
rz.EF1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-25
to slraS2na II ydra,
UTNIJ jej glove jednym zamachem WEI
"KALWARYJSKlE VINO LECzkICzzE".

XAx1A sAAS~
INFLUENZA pokazuje sic tax
hamanie g}owy, Przeziebienie, Dire
szcze, Kichanie it'd. Powagi lekar-
skie twierdza, re przedewszyst-
klein nalezy utrzymywac W po--
rzadku zo1adek. "Kalwaryjskie
Vino Lecznicze'. jest Ia to wy
probowanym i najlepszym srod-
klein. Przeziebienie ma leczyc "a
"a godzin. Wydalajac z cia} tru-
|:jace, sk}adniki, dale VAN czysty
zoladek, czysta krew, dobry ape
|tyt, spokojny sen; jednem sfowem
|regulujc.i wzmacnia ca1y system.
Chroniac Was tax cd tel strasznej
choroby. Miej zawsze pod reka
"Kalwaryjskie Vino L%ecznicze'
|kt6re jakby wierny str6z czuwa
mad zdrowiem Twojem i Twej ro-
dziny.
Pamietaj, re zwracamy kazdy
cent, kto udowodni, re nasze 'Kal
waryjshe Vino Lecznicze' ME
jest takiem jak piszemy.
| Cena butelki $1.25
Do nabycia we wszystkich ap
tekach, II naszych agent6w lut
wprost cd fabrykantow.
ID. WR6BLEWSKI & COMPANY, MILO!
! 1876 East 4th Str, New York, N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-25
'WlARUS' Pi9tek, ddnia 2255-go Pazid1ierniiAa, 1918.

mniec, re znajdujemy sic W1asnie
" ronikoWskimewawozie. Gzy rozu
miesz mnie PAM hrabino?
Rozumiem, szepnela hra.
bina, to przypomnienie by1o
zupe1nie zbytecznem.
Ali rzekl Hiszpan, - pa
Iii hrabina zatem takie rzeczy dc
J brze pamieta. Prose- sadzi1em re
to bedzie pierwszem mojem uk1u
elem szpilkowem ale widze, ZEN
ME sprawl wrazenia. Ha!zha! ha'
Los mnie wyreczy}. Do wiedzenia
zatem, PAM hrabino do widzenia!
Rozesmiaf sic szyderczo, uklo-.
nil sic i spiawszy konia ostroga-
mi odjechaf galopem.
Katarzyna miala zaledWie lyle
sill, by woznicy dac rozkaz jecha-
MIA dalej.
Nastepnie upad}a ia poduszki
siedzenia i gorzkiemi zalafa sic
Izami.
= Oh - m6wi1a do siebie 1ka-
jac, = s%ciagne}am ma siebie zem-
ste tego szlachetnego czfowieka.
Bedzie on mnie przesladowa}
.przez Gale zycie, bedzie krzyzo--
wal wszystkie me zamiary. Bied-
ny Bogumile, ocali}am Gle tylko
pc to, ably Gle zgubic!..
Westchnefa ciezko.
Gdy pow6z zatrzyma} sic ma
podw6rzu zamkowem w Roniko-
vie, wysiadla z niego zbola}a i
drzaca.
Jeden re sfuzacych wybieg} ma
przeciw niej i patrzy}. "a mia re
zdziwieniem.
Niepewnym g}osem powledzlafa
mu, re pragnie sic widziec z hra-
:bianka Marya . VIZ
S}uzacy zmierzyl ia dose zuch-
wa}ym wzrokiem, %nastepnie uk}o
niwszy sic g}eboko zaprowadzd ia
do wielkiego, wspaniale umeblo-
wanego salonu.
tn pozostawi1 przyby}a i po--
szedl przybycie oznajmic swej pa
nj.
Wszed1szy, dfugim korytarzem
udaf sic do czeSci zamieszkiwanej
przcz hrabianke Bielczynska.
Pred drzwiami stanah,. wahajac
sic widocznie, czy wejsc czy ME
wejsc.
- Me wien doprawdy, jak sic
IA to odwazyct, - m6wif do Sic
bic, - hrabianka ME chce widziec
nikogo i gotowa mnie wypedzic
jczeli sic powaze zameldowac jej
wizyte. Ha! w takiem usposobie-
niu ME znajdowa}a sic nigdy jesz
cze.... wyraznie Satan jakis ia
opetal!....
S1uzacy mia} slusznosc.
Marya Bielczynska opuscila pa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-25

szej jezdzie.
Wychyli1a sic przez okienko i
dala w6znicy .stanowczy rozkaz,
ably pospiesza} koniecznie.
Pow6z pusci1 sic znowu Totem
bury.
W1aScicielka ekwipazu opar1a
sic o poduszki W g}ebi, a szalone
rzuts, jake sprawia}a ia zapamie-
ta1a jazda, ME pobudza1y jej by
najmniej do eierpliwosci.
Widocznie miala pred SODA ia
kis eel, do kt6rego przybyc prag
pred uderzeniem pewnej, O.
znaczonej, a juz dosyc blizkiej go
dziny. )
Ods}oni}a welon i ku niema}emu
zdziwieniu naszemu poznajemy w
niej hrabine Katarzyne Rozinska
Jest ona tax blada i wzruszona,
re nawct niewtajemniczony W
przebieg wypadk6w m6g1by sic
domyslac, re jakas troska ja dire
ely.
Piekne jej oko b1yszczy posep
nym blaskiem, kazdy je.j ruch
swiadczy o wiclkiem wzburzeniu,
kt6rc cd owego szczeg6lnego po
jedynku Z Marya Bielczynska ME
.opuszczalo jej ma chwile.
Nagle.... w}asnie W chwili, gdy
pow6z wjezdza1 do wawozu.....
Katarzyna drgnefa, jakby pod
wpfywem iskry elcktrycznej "a
sfonila za}zawione oczy.
G}ebokie wcstchnicnie wydarlo
sic 4 jej piersi.
Znajdowafa sic W tenn wlasnie
miejscu, W kt6rcm pulkownik
,ksiaze Milakow zginal Z reki OLGA
Bogumila.
- tn sic zaczely n~icszczescia
rodziny Kaminskich, - mysla}a.
- ztad poczawszy SHY ciagle W
'tropy "a Dymitrem Idalia i Bogu
mi1em.: %! ME watpie o tenn,
re ojciec B0gumi}a by1 niewin-
nym. Z1osliwosc Bielczynskiej,
! chytrossc Bogumila zastawia}y ia
.niego sieci 49,.
! Bieg mysli hrabiny zosta} ma
gle przerwany.
Pow0z zrobif skok gwa}toWny i
stanal.
Katarzyna wyjrza1a, ably zoba
czyc przyczyne zatrzymania sic i
spostrzeg}a, re jakis jezdziec roz-
kauai powozowi stanac.
Jezdziec ten stanal nastepnie
pred drzwiczkami powozu i zlo--
'zy} hrabinie pelen grzecznQsci u
kfon.
- Don Pedro! = zawofa1a hra-
bina, patrzac z przestrachem IA
bladego mezczyzne, Don Pc
dro!~.... Zastepujesz mi pan dro
ge.... ME moge sic mic dobrego
'spodziewac.
- Me jestem rozb6jnikiem, pa
nj hrabino, - odpar} Pedro smie
JAG sic szyderczo - ME jestem
rozb6jnikiem i ME moja W tenn
wilma, re tutaj spotykam sic pa.
MIA. Ale poniewaz spotkanie nasta
PHO, chcia}bym vice PAM przypc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-10-25
(Ciag dalszy.)

rrzez chwile hrabina Rozinska
przypatrywafa sic jej W milczeniu
Nastepnie przystapi}a do niej !;
rzcE.a:
- Przegralas hrabianko prze--
tyraiaS partya, do kt6rej sama
ml,:" zmusilaS! Ale przysiegam ma
Bosa, re ME z%nalaz}abym spoko--
,ju, sdybym ME powiedzia}a wy
razn;e, re ia era zbrodnicza, jest
nir0azna. Me chce zebys- umie--
rata.
Me przyjmuje zadnych po-
dark1w,. odparla Bielczyhska
ponuro, - nedzne to zycie juz cd
dawna jest ola mnie ciezarem i be
die mi latwo rozstac sic Z MEM.
Dadz PAM pewna, re W oznaczo--
nvm czasie zakoncze je, ale badz
takzc pcwna, re i ty i Bogumi} zgi
niecie wraz re nina, ~Tymczasem
Zce1.am pania.
O1da}a Katarzynie uklon szy-
dcrczy i wyszla szybko z pokoju.
Hrabina pozostala ma srodku sa
lonu, jak piorunem razona.
Gty w kilka civil potem uspo-
koita sic cokolwiek wydalo jej
sic. jak gdyby jq dreczy} sen PREY
kry.
Wkr6tce jednakze upewnifa sic,
ze - byla okropna rzeczywistosc
i go*zko fkajac padla ma fotel.
TAX zastala ia Halina, daremne
mi jednakze by}y jej usi}owania,
zeby sic cd hrabiny Rozinskiej cze
COS lowicdziec.
Plany zemsty.
Trzcciego dnia pc scenic opisa-
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st0sowane do kaazdego zoladka
zawiera naj}agodniejsze, lecznicze
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