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Bolsevicii cer aiutor. ~ Cl

Bolsevicii or ajptor. Chris
tiania. Emisaltii bolsevici au
apelat la sprijinul Angliei pentru
acordarea de colicesiuni asupra
drumului de fierl Hannevig din
nordul Rusiei. Apelul a sosit la
ministrul Angliei} de aici prin-
tr'un membru al Rartidului socia-
list norwegian.
Noui legi IL o1lsk. - Omsk. -
Consiliul de ministri trecut 0
serie de legi IL decursul lunei A.
prilie. Una dintre ele ordona sd
Sc faca o statistica Gu privire Ia
starea pam1ntului de munca IN
prezent, >,sub contlitiunile revolu-
tiei. O alta lege prevede ca ace
ce au secerat astaI vara vor Fl cor
siderati ca proprietari legali a
recoltei.
Sc sinucide in pod. - Erie, Pa
= Dina Marie Koummouth, in e
tate de IS de ami, s'a suit noaptes
trecuta in podul easel 81 s'a 81
nucis. I'm timpul acela ceialalt
membrii al familiei lipseau de a
casa. A lasat I'M yiata pc barba
tut sau 81 trei fiji.
| -
vapoare amerisane la smirna
= Atena. - Monitorul american
Arizona 81 patru crucisetoare a,
sosit la Smirna, dnpa cum anun
ia strife primite astazi aici.
Un cadou unei 5coli. - Londra
= S'a anuntat official ca compa
MIA engleza de uleu s'a invoit G,
sd contribuiasca Gu 1000, ,0O'
pentru scoala de chimie la Uni
versitatea din Cambridge. Inten
tia donatorilor este ca generatiil
noui a chimistilor englezi sd Fl
educati 81 invatati in cea ma
mare parte Gu necesitatle indu
strict engleze. Y
Accident de automobil. va
ungstown. - Trei persoane a
fost omorite aseara c1nd loca
motica de drum de fier lovit q
utomobilul in care calatcreau.
Arestarea unor banuiti ucigas
J. Barre, vt. I'm anume Geo1
ge Long 81 D-na Belle Parker a
fost detinnti pentru a li-se lu
interogatorul in privinta ucidere
D-nei Harry Broadwell, al car,
corp gol a fost gasit acum dol
saptamini intro gradina din {
propiere. Acesti dol sunt banui1
Cd ar Fl ucigssli Sal, cA ar sti IL
va in legatnrM GU omorul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-19

|nings Bryan, tot nu am sd ma due 81 nu al
|pe altn Sc dpce.
Pentru Cd invatamintele de.rostul celeia ,
|oamenii mel ca ,,fntelepciunea buzunaruluis'
|dioase pentrn mine, pentru natiunea naea, B
|au lApAdat della ei en- scfrba atributia de y,
trebnis % ne lapadam 81 noi Gu aceiasi HI
din OH &c halarip personal 81 particular. 4
ficnalek1 .5. l'sa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-19
INF0RmATIUN|

Pentru protejarea strainilor
din Berlin. - Berlin. Autori-
tatile politienesti din Berlin atl
dat un circular in care spuneau
cetatenilor sd Sc fereasca de de-
monstratiuni vatamatoare strai-
nilor locuitori in capitala. Circu-
larul zicea: moi luptam contra
mirsavei politici imperialismu-
lui, nu contra persoanelor slngu-
ratice. carl nu sunt vinovate lie
purtarile guvernului lor. S'a luat
hotarirea de Sc pedepsi ori &c
astfel de acte de violenta, lar acei
prinsi ca fac instigatii vor fl de
asemenea pedepsiti".
Respingerea unei cereri a Po-
loniei. - Paris. - Consiliul mi
nistrilor de externe a refuzat ce-
rerea Poloniei prin care ruga pc
aliati sal dea 81 Ell parte din
flota germana. Polonii ziceau ca
vasele de razboi erau necesarc
pentru protejarea tarii lor.
Arestarea unor militari degni-
zati. - Salonic. Guvernorul
militar din Salonic a dat un CO.
municat prin care anunta aresta-
rea, in .diferite districte, mai
multor ofiteri 81 soldati germani
81 Bulgari imbracati in uniforml
litaliana, carl incercau sa scaoa
in Bulgaria. De asemenea au mai
fost arestati 81 citiva Comitagii,
carl purtau uniforma italiana 81
ca erau transportati in automo-
bile militare italiene.
Fuga unui ah akchiduce. -
Geneva. = Ultimul membru al TO-
stei ease inaperiale de Austria ca
re sd soseasca in Elvetia este ar
chidncele Maximilian, fratele Gel
mai mic al fostuiui fmparat Ca
ro1. Frontiers elvetiana a trecut-o
lieri pc Ia Buchs. In decnrsul ace
stei luni Sd astespta sd mai sosea-
sea in Elvetia inca patru arehi-
duel Austrieci.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-19

Delegate austriaci la conferln-
ia de pace vor fl internati in IN
muzeu. Acest fapt imi pune in
gind intrebarea Cit de mare a.
re sa fie pretul fntrarii in mu-
zeu?'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-19
Fuga unni ak archiduce.

duel AuStrieci
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-04-25

or before 6 a. m, or after p. m,
without assessment of the tax. The
first taxable period is between April
rs and December 81, this year, and
the first return need not be made
until March 1, next year. For cor
porations operating on a fiscal year
different from the calendar year, the
return must be made on the first day
of the third month following the
close of the fiscal year.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-04-25
CHILD LABOR LAW
TO BE ENFORCED BY
THE REVENUE BUREAU

Washington, April 23.-Federal
supervision of child labor, abolished
when the supreme court last year
declared unconstitutional the exist
ing child labor law, was re-establish-
ed today under regulations issued by
the internal revenue bureau; putting
into effect the new revenue acts tax
on child labor products. The regula-
tions interpret various provisions Of
the law, which levies tax Of ten
per cent on net profits of any con-
Germ employing children under the
specified ages.
After April 25 when the new act
becomes fully effective, the tax will
be assessed on the profits Of any
mine or quarry in which children un-
der sixteen years Of age are employ
ed, or any mill, cannery, workshop or
factory in which children under four
teen years are employed at any time
of the year. Boys and girls canning
clubs, recognized by the department
of agriculture are exempted.
A child labor tax division with a
force of inspectors; will be organic
ed in the internal revenue bureau to
administer the new law.
"While it is the purpose of the bu-
reau of internal revenue strictly to
enforce the law" said an announce
ment today, "its aim is to administer
it's provisions in a way to cause as
little Inconvenience as possible to the
business world and to offer no injus-
tice to employees. It is the intention
to accept in confirmation of the age
of the child, with certain restrictions
as to revocation and suspension, the
age certificate, working or employ
ment certificate or permit or other
similar permit issued under the laws
of the state. In some states, where
adequate laws do not exist, this will
not be feasible. These are probably
North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Mississippi and Texas. The
plan is that federal agents are to
visit localities in such states where
establishments employ child labor
and issue the certificates in person" "
The law provides that in none of
the industries within scope of the
law children within the age limit
may work more than eight hours a
day or more than six days a week,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-04-25
Abbeville's Fire Patrol.

When am grown, I expect to be
head Of a fire patrol including Edwin
Barksdale, George Smith, Jack Brad
ley, Francis Glenn, and Billy Long
I shall drive the wagon, and George
will sit beside me. Edwin and Billy
will pull the hose out of the wagon,
while Francis screws it on the water
pipe.
We are all looking for a chance
to escape work, so when there is a
fire, we shall arrive by the time it is
over-if not aft r. Or, if by acci-
dent, we should arrive there before
the fire is over, Francis will not get
the hose on the pipe till the, fire is
over by ten minutes. By accident,
once in a year we might get to a fire
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-04-25
MEMORIAL SERVICES.

On Sunday afternoon at $3.50,
April 9th, Upper Long Cane will
commemorate the sacrifice made by
Lieut.. Oscar Stevenson on the bat
tie field of France. The pastor will
be assisted /, by DR.. Daniel> VIM. P.
Greene and Major v. D. Workman,
(Lieut. Stevenson's Captain), who
knew him as true soldier.
All are cordially invited, with a
special invitation to the boys Of the
Thirtieth Division.
Rev. II. D. Corbett.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-04-25

ambition now is to be a talented
musician. There are many instru-
ments; such as the piano, the organ,
the harp, the guitar, and others.
Many persons enjoy having their
voices trained, but this is not what
I've planned to do.
want to be a violinist and pian-
ist. think it would be fine to in
struct children along these lines, 50
if ever I do become .violinist, I ex-
pect to be teacher of music also.
There are many good points and
many bad ones in being violin in
structor. One who is talented be-
comes associated with the best peo-
pie wherever she goes. She is asked
to play in public, which helps her
very much. A music teacher is do
ing great good in life, for she helps
to educate others, who, when they
become old enough, help to make
life more beautiful.
Then there are a few drawbacks.
, Teaching might injure ones nerves
and health, especially teaching vio-
lin exercises, which are very diff
cult to teach to beginners. 1t might
ruin the disposition and cause one to
be- cross; but if we start out to en-
Joy our tasks, and not to think OF
draw backs, we will enjoy them.
Maria Neuffer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-04-25
SCHOOL NOTES.
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"Whaf would you like to be when
you are grown?" was asked the
members of the Eighth Grade. Here
are some Of the answers.
A Dangerous Calling.
"When I grow up I believe l would
like to be chemist. Chemists are
always needed and have a good
chance for advancement. The coun-
try needs chemists, so it would be
a patriotic job. Another reason is
that fellow could write book on
'tHow to be a Chemist" and make
a pretty neat sum. -.
Some of the disadvantages are
that if you are trying to make some
thing new and it happens to go
wrong, you may be blown to MOLE
cules and atoms, and that you might
accidentally make something wrong,
as medicine, which would kill just
heaps of people .
Fred Minshah.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-04-25
The Mute and the Smile.

Some men envelop themselves ii
such an impenetrable cloak Of silenc'
that the tongue will afford us n
symptoms Of the mind. Such tact
turnity, indeed, is wise If they ar
fools. but foolish If they are wise
and the only method to form a 5ud&
g. asent of these mutes, Is narrowly t
!, observe when. where and how the
smile.
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Fred Minshah.

There are so many things should
like to be that it is. hard for me to
decide, but I believe I would rather
be teacher, for while you teach pu-
pills their lessons you will be teach
ing yourself. I have always wanted
to teach those who taught me, but
I know that cannot be, so anyhow
T would like to teach some little chill
dren. When I get through school,
I think I'll be a teacher.
Lula Mann.
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before it is out. But in that case,
George and I will be so busy looking
to see that the others do their work
that we shall not be looking to see
which way we throw the water, and
by the time we take a notion to
tend to our business the fire will
have gone out.
At this rate we might be able to
save ten houses in fifty, years. By
the time we are settled down and
married half the houses Of Abbeville
will be burned down owing to the
training of the men on Abbeville's
fire patrol.
Francis Glenn.
The author wishes the following
to be considered as composition
rather than a. portrayal Of persona
hopes.
Vain Hopes.
My highest ambition, in fact, my
only one is to be married. Of course
the. '1ucky one" must meet all my
requirements. Before would prom
ise to marry a man he must first be
sure he can give me a diamond ring
a Ford racer, a box Of Nunnallys
twice a week, as many beautiful
clothes as my heart desires, prom
ise that I shall never wash dishes, q
promise that my yellow cat may
make his home with US, and that we
shall not, have as pets-chickens
dogs, pigs, and other animals in the
least troublesome.
He must be a handsome, good ma
tured man, with plenty of money.
E. H. :.
Upon hearing this read Austin
Roche said, "Huh! she's fixing to be
an old maid"
There are many professions in
this world, among them those of a
lawyer, hobo, editor, doc
tor, and mechanic. All of them
have their bad points. A merchant
is a thief, lawyer is a liar, an edi-
tor a pauper, doctor a murderer,
and a mechanic a nut; and there
are not many more to take.
AS I am a good square fellow. do
not want to be a thief. a liar, a pau
per, a murderer OF. a nut So I have
decided to marry blooming Katrina
with enough money to make John D.
ashamed of himself. With this mon
ey, my fair countenance, and my
gift in oratory, and my wonderful
familiarity with the people, both rich
and poor, I see no reason to keep
me from being a successful politi-
clan.
When I get to be President Of the
United States of America, I will
remember my old school teachers
and classmates, and perhaps invite
them up to the White House to share
my hospitality.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-04-25

There are many things dn this
world that one would like to be. But,
of all these things, we must choose
for ourselves our own work. Many
of us may be able to carry out in the
future what we have planned. My
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-04-25
Jack Bradley.

There are great many things I
would like to do, but of all these
things, I think would like to be a
nurse. There are a great many
hard things to do before you can be-
come a nurse; but when you are
trained you may do great things for
your country, and may SOME day
become a Red Cross nurse.
Emmie Louise Putnam.
, 1919-10-15

New York who is,here selling song-hits,
was up 10 the hou e. One Of M songs
IS called Take your GirIie TO the MooVles
if yen cant make Love at nome" (Mf.
Alexander can &c, lni5 song for ANYBODY
who wants it,. Talking about the
Moovies reminds me that some people
have said that starting the SHOWS a hart
pass 8 c1eets hem VI OF sotue sleep,@S-
pee ally ,p sAo i've ~ ,ne COUNTRY. And
Motntr, and / suppose many mothers,
insists on Daddy and | su pose many
Daddys getting home before morning..
Will you ask MIR. Svendsen and Mr.. Mer-
win to begin at 8 O'Clock or put tnelr
clocks hart an hour ahead? Whe' we
get home we are all very hungry and
Daddy says that he cant feed so otGen
when meat is Z0-30 cents a pound 70 hon-
est men although our b, chers are kindly
disposed towards thieves and supply the
Jail with meat at 10 cents a pound.
Daddy says chat buchers logic IS certain
ly poor old logic"
Yours truly
, 1919-10-15
Publicaho1.

PURSUANT to paragraph y Of Ordi
8 nance Of 9th June 1884 concerning
Public Roads in St. CroiX, it is hereby
brought to public notice that copies Of
the Draft OF Road Assignment for the
period from LIST October 1919 TO list October
1924 have been received from the Road
Commission and forwarded to the Police
Offices where they are open to inspec
ton.
Eventual obiertions to the assignments
must be made within IA days from the
last insertion Of this publication which
will appear on Thursday. Oc.ober 18th.
Government Of the Virgin Islands Of
the United States, ST. Cook, October
18th, 1919
For the Governor.
r. O'HAGAN.
De$patching Secreta2y.
, 1919-10-15
Little JOhnny's Slate.

On tie Estate
October the fourteenth.
Dear Mr.. Yohansen:
Daddy says apparently on did not x
Mr.. OVensen about the booze puzzle as
he has not given the answer. He saws
that the fellow who set it up evidently
thought he was playing a game of "krap'',
and shuff1ed the pie and forgot to set
them over again. Last night a guy from
, 1919-10-15
Yours truly
JOHNNIE IGNATZ.
: LLIIallA Ms

ST. CROIX SDAilON.
London Oct. 10th. As a result Of the
recene railway strike and the general
labour situation, strong efforts are again
being made 10 organIZe atrlOunSi elnp0W-
cred to arbitrate all industrial disputes.
The actitn of the transport workers lead
ers in taking up their role as medlat0rS
in the recent strike has given impetus to
a movement to propose the revival Of
the industrial Council, appointed by Mr..
LIoyd George last Spring. This Council
failed 10 prove effective as an arbitration
board, owing to the refusal OF the
triple alliance" comprising the railway
men, transport WoI ker5 and miners TO
accept membership in it. Pressure is
now being brought upon this triple al
lance" TO reconsider its former attitude.
The NeutraF' chairman originally pro
posed for the council, has not yet been
appointed. II is said OF to be unlikely
that the choice for this position will be
Sir David Shackelton, who as permanent
Secretary Of the Minister Of Labour, is
considered to possess qualifications for
the position, and 20 enjoy the confidence
both OF the employers and employees.
London. Oct. 10th. -Labour problems
and the Irish question will be given PR
GRITTY over other subjects OF discussion
when Parliament meets on October 22nd.
The alien bill is down as the first mater
for consideration, but 1t will probably
postponed. The special Cabinet com
mittee dealing with ireland and compos-
ed of Lord B~irkenhead, The Lord Cnan-
cellor Sir Lamirg Worthington Evans,
the Minister for Pensions, Mr.. Shortt,
Secretary for Home Affairs, Mr.. Fisher,
Minister of Education, Mr. Long, First
Lord Of the Admiralty, Sir Eric Geddes,
Minister of Transport, Mr.. Ian Macheson,
, 1919-10-15

Chef Secretary for Ireland and Vlscount
French, Lord Lleutcnant OI lfelah~ VIVA
reaSSembIe early next week When VS.
count French relurns lrOnl Ireland. Inc
l,ar.u t.gcedule WI. be uraIJeQ dur
ing the ensuing meetings.. Ems ma
ture Oh the debate will depend on the
attitude laken by the Labour Far
ty. in connection With their CON
ference yesterday. MIR. Robert 0nll-
lie. President OF ne Miners federatlon,
and MI. Hodges, its Secretary stare
that the miners Will probably rake no
Immediate Steps with re~feren"e 10 the
naturalization, since the matter is now
IN the lsaGs OF the Trades Union Con-
gress. M. l.. w. 6oWerman, Secretary
OF the Congress oalQ mat Ii a special
Congress were considered necessary TO
discuss the Steps TO be taken, the gather
ing would probably rot be held anus
alter the return from Washington OF the
BRUSH Daleg ties TO the l~naeraauDnal
LabOur Convention.
WaShingJons oct. lOth.-A national la
Dour truce 20 three months, Wa
proposed aC a resolution offered at the III
dusCrlaI conference today by Mr. Bernard
Barucn, Chairman Of the Dele ates re
presenting the pubic. All slIktrs ana
lock outs would terminate; Immediate ar
nlrrauou oI the Steel Strike was proposed
to the conference by Mr.. G0mpers OF Cne
Amef41aa Federation OF LabOur. A plan
Tor labour adjustment prepared by Sec
relary Wilson OF the Department oil La
b0ur was also presented by NJ BaIucn
while Mr.. NC Nab OF San francisco prs
senled d resolution, assanJed 20 BY the
pubic group providing 10 q Natlona- Al
DiUraC0n board to be appointed Jointly,
by Congress and the President and 20 IN
ciude all living ex. Presidents Nh. Compera
proposed that the conference appoint am
Arbitration Board 70 mediate the steel
strike and that the strikers return 10
work pending a settlement Undef the
plan each group in the conference WouIu
name representatives 0 the Board.
Copenhagen. October 10,h-Gelman
troops Under Genl. Won Der GOltZ 10
gelnor WiCn the Russians under Colonel
Avaloff |bermoundt attacked the Letls
30 kilometres from Riga and occupied
Shl0csk, which is outside the demarca-
UIon line, according to q report issued
by the LetLIsh Bureau at Riga. iIhe
report ADDS chat the attack was repuls-
ed with %sanguinary loss. The forces
OF General Won Der 9oItz include i'm
perlal German troops with tanks and
airplanes, says the report winch adds
that the Germans attempted to bono
Riga, but were repulsed. The Letls
claim thai tnelr losses Were small, A
, 1919-10-15

Receipt is acknowledged with thanks
of four pamphlets published by the Unit
ed States HeaIt> Service, and sent us
through the kindness or DR.. r. deem who
informs US that il is the aim to distribute
this literature as widely as possible on
the island. The subjects Of which these
pamphlets treat are The Care OF the
Baby The Transmission of Disease by
Flies Safe Milk and the Sumner Care
Of Infants. The ueatises can be of great
value to a large numner Of persons, and
we trust they will prove helpful to many.
, 1919-10-15
NATIVE BRASS BAND

We have been informed that the above
Band will give a concert in the music
pavilion on the Wharf Tonight. Wealth
err permitting.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-16
ZWLOKI MIEWAJA NIEBEZ
PIECZNE KONCE.

L chorobami zo}adka nie1na Ear
tow. Wielom powaznym wypad-
kom O tragicznych koncach MOI
naby byIo zapobiedz, jczcliby pa
cycnci ME zwlckali Z uzyciem sku
.tecznego lekarstwa. Nazwa lekar-
silva tego jest dobrze znana. Wy
s4awiane ono jest przez tysiace
mezczyzn kobiet, ktorym lekar-
stwo to przywr6cifo zdrowic. Tu
jest jedno z ostatnich Swia-
dectw: New York, July 20. 1919,
Testem bardzo zadowolona Z Tri-
nera Amerykaiiskiego Elixiru
Gorzkiego Wilma. Me wzielabym
zadnego innego lekarstwa. | wszy
soy ludzie, ktorym takowe zaleci-
lam oSwiadczaja, re Trinera A
merykanski Elixir Gorzkiego Wi
ma jest najlepszym lekarstwem.
Wasza Mary Mulacz." Me mo-
zesz, zaiste, dostac cos lepszego
ma slaby apetyt, Dol gfowy, "a
'twardzenie, nerwowoSc, ogolne o.
sIabienie, ftp. Tylko zadaJ Cd swe-
go a~Ptekarza prawdziwy Trinera
A.merykaiiski Elixir! Kup row
niez butelke Trinera Linimentu,
kt6ry da pewna i szybka ulge ma
reumatyzm, bole ledzwiowe, wy
wichy, napuchniecia ftp. Jo-
seph Trincr Company, 1885
So. Ashland ave, Chicago, Ill.
Ogl.
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Seminaryum POlskie
" Orchard Lake, Mich.

RozpocEyna uowy rok skkolns'
trrvdxiesty trzeci swego istnienia v
uiatek dpia - ~wrzesnia. Kurs kiasy-
czny obejmuie program nauk apso.
oowany przsz Uniwersytet
dodatkiem jszyka polskieso. me-
ratury, historyi Holskiel reiistl'
Kurs Teologiczny ooejmute diva IA
"a Filozofii 1 cztery lata Teoiosh s"'
oulata "a caly rok szkolny wyno-
s.. s25O.0O. ktore piacl sic W awoSn
ratach 2 CORY, We wrzesniu S1-o.vV
w lutym si25.OO. Ia osobny pokoi
dopaaca student $500 ma caty roS
Ma Tow. atletyczue. literacke l OIL
bl,oteke $500 ma rok. .
Studenci. ktorzy maja zdawae ee'
zamin wstspny Tub popraWks' Zgio-
sza sic do Zakladu dn. 10 wrzeSnia'
wrzyscy inni dn. II wrzesnla.
, Pc warunki I aplikacye zgfaszae
sic do dn. l wrzesnia, p6SniejsEe
z~sIoszen!a beda uwzgledniane o lie
bedzie mieisce.
Rev. Nj. J. Grupa, Rector
Polish Seminary
Orchard Lake, Mich.
(Cgf.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-16
Ma wypadek Smierci.

w wypadku Smierci trzeba "a
wiadomic Sekr. prot. Oddzia.u
w ktorym dziecko jest z~apisane.
Sekretarz prot. wypelnia ,,donic-
sienie o Smierci' i przySyia Zarza
dowi pc ~pogrzebie, gdyz Ks. Pro-
boszcz poSwiadcza, &c pogrzeb
odbyl sic wedlug porzadku 10.
5cioia, Rzymsko Katolickiego ma
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