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FOB aALE-HOUEEA
FOR HALE-H0UEES
I CsAtinaeA,
CHAS. D. SAGER,
923 Fifteenth St. NV.
Main, SO, Main 81.
CoOtnuueA.

Send for our price list Of new bunga-
lows. Fifteen just being completed in
best northwest section. Reasonable terms
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BOSS & PHELPS,
Main 4340.

Price. $S. .5O0-A downtown house, a
little OF from 18th street and south OF
N street. q three-story bay-window brick
house. having ten rooms and bath, good
heating plant. several open nreplaces- We
believe this II good buy for . homo OK
for an Investment.
Price. 81. .ooo-In Chevy Chase. Q beau.
tiful corner home, large lot. great nanny
trees, and the house containing nine
rSss rooms; two bath,: hot.water heat and
This property has positively everything
You could wish for in q we'll located sub
urban home. Located close to Oonhecti-
cut avenue near the circle,
Prizes. Sl1. .500-on 18th street IN Co.
Iumbaa Heights. close to Central aieh
School. beautfful square In which 10
own a home; and a most convenient SIT
dow brick house. heated With hot vater.s
having fnlaid doors and electric Nehts'
Possession within 30 days.
Price. e1S;25o-In Columbia Hefrnts. .
corner house. convenient to the 1ztn
street car line, hrst Hoor has parior.
library. dining room and Kitchen. eecon6
noof, three large bsdrooms and alssvfnF
porch: attic over entire house; eyoPS
modern convenience. There II aIco 4 fire-
proof sarage for two cars. Possession
Price. tS,O00-Weh located IN PIT
worth. semf-detached houss OF beick
and frame construction: two stories and
attic With g. fooms and bath. hof.vatAr
heat; lot 1bO deep to q paved aiiey, spf
ncient room for gangs. garden and
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1906. H Street NV.

- Price. s7.50o-west Of 18th street.
within easy walking distance Of the
downtown section. a comparatively new
modern. two-story bey-window brick
house. having both hst-water heat and
= electric ights. II interested I'm house
Of this description you should act quick
ly. the property 10 most salable.
Price, so,ueo-A mighty cheap hoins In
Mt. Pleasant, west Of 18th street;
thres-stofy bay-windpW brick house, hav-
ina ten foomS and bath. SIX bedrooms.
heated with furnace. having large front
porch. two-story roar pofehes. paved alley
in rear Of lot. So
Price. 90 boo-Near leth and 4 streets.
immediate possession viii Be given OF
desirable we'll constructed three-story
several OPEN 6repiaces; Wide paved alley
in rear OF lot with room for 'garags; con-
venient terms Of sale. This property is
in nrst-eiass condition
Price. ,1o,soo-rn ON. Of th. .strase,,.
squares in Mt. Pleasant, south q Park
road. tWo-stofy house, having seven
rooms, and bath. hardwood floors, hot
, water heat. electric Lights. front and rear
foot paved alley. Possession given.
Price, t1o,poo-West of conrsetdcut
avenue and. near Dupont Oiruls. in an ex-
elusive block Of high-ciass homes. a
ss es Ss to p.1sa e, ie esa so sae
for garage. This property can be in
spected At any. time and possesSion VIII
be givsn.
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9th ST N w

9th ST. NV.
NOT FAR FROM N. Y. AVE.
Brick; rooms and bath; latrobes: good lot
Il alley; $1,000; cash. 81 900. Telephone Main
70. 2Js
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Two ROOMS AND BATR-UNB- OR TWO
porsonS; S1z0 to $40 q month; lease to Octo.
ber I: three pefSons. 9155. to S166. Inquire
NV vermont ave. NV. Room Ia.
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH, fUR.
nfshed. fuu hotel service, two persons. $50 q
month"; lease % Octooer /: three persons, $170.
In9uire 112o Vermont ave. NV. Room In.
FURNIgHED Or UNFURNIsHED.
ANY GORDON, APARTMENT SPECIALIST.
to rooms: fur. and unfur.; month or year.
go Colorado Bldg. Main 583.
UNFURNisHED.
on 18th ST. NEAR COLUMBIA RQ1D-
Three extra large rooms and bath; hot-wate,
heat $40 month. B. LEONARD CO..
n. 1908. 1a2 AZ ct. s.w. 20.
TWO ROOMS, KITCHENBTrE AND BATE
to party. buying furniture. Apply after
O'clock pm. 1918 G ct: NV, Apt: 40.
sIx-ROOM FLAT NEAR 18Th AND COL. RD.
51sn.ce 11g heat: electricity. $76. Address Boz
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH. GAS AND HEAT
monas zoos s0Iasr Ias r. center $50
TWO MOE FRONT ROOMS. USE BATH; $35,
CAN after 4,eo. Apt. No. 5. i12a 18th 81. NV
.. ~
1o2 18th 6T.-3 ROOMS. BATH AND
porch apartmentA Telephone Main 8742.
RICHARD9ON GIBSON, Agent, 1910 H st.
FIVE ROOMS. KIToHEN AND BATH,
$176 to 500 q meath.
The burlington. 1120 Vermont ave. NV.
AN UPor0-DATE FLAT FOR kET1THREE
rooms. private bath, large porch, elec. lights
gas. hot-water heat; adults only. Address
BOZ 11-A. Star office. a.
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YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE d.
sifss unfuynishsd apartment fWo
or hrss large yeopis, kitnhsnetts
and batt tp nsst-ciais apartment
house, Willing to taxa Ioa1.tssm
lease and pusnn3aA furniture. Ehons
81 sn1Sn Ss'tiM " 0.sEMfga!Hi1 .sMaH1s,t 70 y1.asgIs yraaR
5000. So1 Sth q. nv.
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CHAS. D. SAGER,
Main &c. Main 37 923 Fifteenth ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.
WYOMING AVE NEAR 1sth-11 ROOMS;
h.w.h.; electric lights; completely furnished
immediate possession; will lease to October J..
Address Box 221-A, Star office.
NEAR 10Th AND STS.-COMPLETB AND
vel equipped smal, house rooms and bath
DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSES.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD. INC.
SIT 18th ST.. NV. 26'
FOR RENT-OR SALN3311 MCKINLEY ST.,
Chevy Chase. D. O.; Sroom house; large
porches; all modern improvements: hollow tile
large lot Telephone Franklin 275. after 4:3o
CLEVELAND PARK BUNGALOw-HAND.
some, six-room and twobath. detached home:
issa 6Sua S 1eeaD a2s sS 5 ssd%S
5000 month. One year lease. See G. GORDON
BAILEY. 1903 H ct. NV. Phone 1893.
= UNFURNISHED.
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME.
Seven rooms and bath; hot-water heat; cleo
trio light; IN good condition: possession April
1: rent. 500 per month; yearly lease. 4ooe bth
B. +. SAUL COMPANY. as4 n. Y. ave. NV.
MODERN HOUSE. = =
N Seven rooms and bath; electric light: double
garage; in good repair; immediate possession
several tons Of coal in cellar to be purchased
by tenant; rent, $l15 per month. 1908 Ran
T B. F. SAUL COMPANY. ss4 N. Y. ave. NV.
NEW HOUSE IN Mt. PLEASANT. Rooms
and bath; ami. Vacant. Rent. $40 per mo
W1f. g. PHILLIPS
Main 9s. 14oe New York ave. NV
GOOD LOCATION NORTHWEST, ROOMS
and bath; ami. Rent. $75 per month.
VIM. 8. PHILLIPS,
NJ. 9s. 1400 New York ave- NV
NEARING COMPLETION, 4 'HousE BEAU:
ttfni'' prize design for small colonial houses
1921 Colorado ave, on bluff overlooking 14th
st. car line. Very. very attractive. Phone
y. 66S2 zee
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BOSS & PHELPS.
HOME OF HOMES,
WILLIAM IS. PHILLIP S.
140o. New York Ave, NV. : :, -: :.
.e Phone Main 90. $780,.
Main-4340.

WlrHlN i s9gAn. OF new sAEk
ABLE HOME IN ONE OF TIE BEST
: RESIDENTIAL SECTIONS or THE
CITY. Six rooms and bath, h..W.h-,
eiec. It's; room for garage; may be
inspected at any time. Overlooking
Soldiers Home grounds. Only ~. .7b0.
RIGHT DOWNTOWN. A POSITIVE
BARdAiN THAT WILL. BE SOLD
QUICKLY. II you have money to In
vest. you ought to see this exceptiop-
ally good Investment: IN NV: 8 rooms
IS doors) and bath; Conveniently plan
ned and well constructed; in coed con-
- UNUSUAL OFFERING as to price and,
location. Price. $5.750. s.
IN BRooKLAND. THIS PROPERTY
IS EVERYTHING you GOULD WISH
FOR IN A WELL LOCATED SUBURB
AN HOUSE. Five rooms and bath,
room for garage; inspection any time:
house in 6rst-class condition. Price.
$500. You will do we'll to look at
this bungalow promptly.
IN MT. PLEASANT. HERE Is A
;, WONDERFUL HOME AND MUST BE
SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. Ten
: beautifully arranged rooms Is doorsl
and bath. steam heat, gas and cleo,
It's; in dne condition: newly p2pered
and painted throughout; new fxtprss;
double brick garage. Price. $4,000.
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THHgH OF yuuH HuyR zHHTQuEEy yuH.
nished o. uafulnlGAe4, a lpaSfMSot 1eas6,
WsHted. so1menctRS zpGH 4 % IL. AddIsss
Boz 1o-T. STAG ofies. 24s
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS, ON ELDCrRIo-sIx
rooms. bath. cellar. furnace, elec. lighting gas
tanGe; lot 200 f. deep; only q. 900; porchss etc.
ROLAND 9. BOOTH. as d NV. r. Nu&
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In different parts OF the city. Let our statesmen
show You by .appointment this splendid selec-
tion Of strictly new and modern homes. We
know we can please you in price. terms and
location. why 60 elsewhere, when we have
such q complete variety. Make an appcsnt-
ment now. before prices advshce. Cali Main
4ss4, ask for Mr.. Dent who will arrange for
yon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-02
The Phases Of War

Congressman Carter then took up
the different phases of what war
really meant. He began with the ex-
pense connected with 1t and Incurred
BY 1t.
Very accurate figures have been
compiled" he said during the past
Two years. since the cessation OF
hosIilit.es. in regards To the expense
OF war In the our years ana three
months during which the war RACED
there was spent by he various ma
lions over s9OS 0J0 100000. The United
StaIes alone spent $4,000 OO0 ,0OO. oi
s2VO Tor each man, woman and child
in the country. Figuring the cost oi
the war In American silver dollar,
a.. inches 20 Jhe diameter Of each
and laying them down edge to edge
ttey would form over 200 rings around
the world. each with - c.rcumfer-
snce Of $4,000 miles.
Only d small portion Of this eN
penss has been paid. The balance eX.
ISIS ln debts now hanging over Us
which must be pad by taxation OF
many o. ,hs coming generations.
But the sajdest part of the cos'
OF war" continued Congressman car
ter "is the toll IN dead ana wounded
1lore than seven auj oue-naIf million
lives were los, n an ,hc armies en-
gagged iu the great war More tha,
Ia. 600 VI the dead We're our oWi
American boys The deaths from d.
ceases. wounds starvation and priVd
ton were just us great among th'
civilian population ot the >urickei
Countries as among the armies Thb
makes u total OF more than 5000 .oOl
men dead as result of The war
There were over 100000 wounded
Il We allow that .our-fiths of thes'
were patched up and with legs an,
arms and other parts of their bodie
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Congressman Carter then addressed
his remarks To the mothers. Men
have been long in politics" he said,
land the clothes are getting tight.
But even though some other clothes
are tight on the women, neverthe-
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mlttee that he had assembled them
for the purpose Of presenting ~ them
the league of nations as he had
drawn II up. and wanted their criti-
cisms on it. He told them that he
had drawn il up under the instruc-
tions of congress which had author
ICED him to call together meeting
of the nations for the purpose of
formulating everlasting peace plans.
Adopts Amendments
Before his return to France with
the document, President Wilson re-
quested the opinions of Taft, Hughes,
and Root. on it. Taft suggested
four amendments, and all four were
adopted at the peace conference.
Hughes suggested seven amendments
and five of these Were Incorporated
into the league. Root suggested six
amendments. and five Of these were
adopted at the peace conference.
The Round Robin
In opposition To the league, Sen
ator Lodge started a Round Robin
TO defeat its purpose in the senate
He secured 33 signers to the Round
Robn-just enough to defeat it when
brought to vote And in order to
have sufficient number of 'Nayes
when 1t was brought up. it was nee
essary for the Republicans to keel
i'm his seat jail-bird. Senator
Newberry, of Michigan, was one OF
the 80 who signed the Round Robin
Four Great Steps
There have been four great steps
during all the cycles Of the ages
which stand out to preserve the lib
critics and the rights of the peoples
of the earth. First came the Ter
/ Commandments. Second the Magne
| Charta, Third the Declaration of In.
dependence, and what is without doubt
the greatest Of them all-fourth, the
/ league of nations.
Congressman Carter then related the
activities of the lsraelites. wher
Moses first brought the Ten Com
mandments to them. He told of The
opposition which had been expressed
against them when they had frs
brought down, and related how they
had been accepted on second presen
tation.
He spoke of the opposition Of thu
Magma Charta in the 18th century
when it was put into execution il
England at the point cf the sword
He related the events which tool
place in congress when the grea
Declaration of Independence was pu
up for discussion, and how few
men had opposed IT, Then he told o
the opposition which had arisen II
the l3 colonies even against the Con
sttution of the 'United States. whei
II was first brought up for adop
ton
League VIII Prevail
"And even after these storms o
bushwhacking and opposition, al
these prevailed, and the league o
nations will prevail, because II
right, and right is might. The leagu
OF nations brings the message Q
Peace on Earth and Good win To
wards Men, to the peoples of III
world"
Must Fight TO Win
Congressman Carter then addresse
his remarks 10 the mothers. "Ale
have been long in politics" he sait
land the clothes are getting tigh'
But even though some other clothe
are tight on the women, neverthe
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less the political clothes are not.
For politics are new TO the women
THE women are the hope Of the
league. The men should be ashamed
because they have made 1t political
issue. But now that /. Is in poll
tics, We must fight to win.
Can the mothers forget the nerve
rackng nights which they suffered
while their boys were away? The
nights when they wondered whether
or not their loved ones would re-
turn to them? When their boys
might be confined in foreign prisons,
or lying wounded on the field of bat
tie, or filling an unknown grave?
"Of course we realized that our
boys We're fighting for righteous
cause. But some of us must have
realized that we were sending them
out to become targets for another's s
bullets. and that others We're targets
/ for the bullets of our sons--others
who were as dear to their mothers
as our sons were TO US, but who had
been misguided.
Let us not forget this anguish
and these emotions when voting. Let
us vote to prevent war and the
killing of human beings. And the
man who Is u candidate and who
has stated that he will fight for the
league, and thus prevent these wars
and needless slaughter. is James NJ,
Cox"
Harding's Various Stands
Congressman Carter then spoke of
the many stands which Harding had
taken on the league of nations issue.
How the Republican candidate had
"wiggled and wobbled" Referring to
the signs which the Republicans had
posted about town, and which bear
the inscription Lets stop the wig
gle and wobble," Congressman Car
ter stated that no doubt Jake" had
put them up, and that it would have
advice on the quiet rather than on
huge billboards and on the back
porch rather than on the front
porch.
Congressman Carter spoke OF the
Democratic candidate, and urged the
citizens TO vote with their party, and
TO disregard any things which were
said about the senatorial candidates
during the primaries and which were
Unauthorized by either Ferris Of Gore
In closing his address, Congress
man Carter stated that last night was
the closing night for his eighth cam
paign as a candidate for congress
He thanked the citizens of Ardmort
for the wonderful support which they
had given him in the past, and prom
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Notice

/ wish to announce to my former
boarders (at the Bell Boarding House,
222 Stanley, that | am now located
at 3l4 b Street, Southwest, and Will
be able to take care of all my old
boarders and some new ones, as l
have larger and better dining room.
Mrs. Laura Gather, Phone 17l3-R.-
Adv.
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ised faithfully that he would con-
tinue TO work at Wschingtcn wh.ch
he has so nobly performed during
his previous term, If reelected.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-02

Con T. Kennedy shows, biggest ever
here; all this week. East Main st.
ADV. 21
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-02

Taunton, Mass-"I could not eat or
sleep for six months, had fainting spells
and could not walk without help for
three months, caused by female trouble.
Ny cousin, who was doctor, told me
TO take LYDIA f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and it helped me greatly.
Then during the Change Of Life used
the same remedy. / am seventy years
old now and am able to do my own
housework and walk one mile to church
every Sunday morning and evening. l
am recommending the Vegetable Com
pound to my friends having the same
troubles as | had. Your remedy is the
best on earth. / cannot find words
to express my gratitude for it."-Mrs.
SUSAN c. STAPLES, lt7 Il School St.,
Taunton, Mass.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-02

THE spirit of territorial aggres-
sion," he explained, lis the lust Of
one country for the land of another.
Article 10, in the league OF nations
is the heart of prevention for such
an act on the part of nation. Ar
tice 10 is statute against grand
larceny. 1t carries out the eighth
commandment of the Ten Command
ments of God, Thou Shalt Not Steal,
thy neighbors territorial integrity or
political independence. With the adop-
ton of the tenth article in the league
of nations, nine-tenths of all future
wars are removed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-02
Women of Middle Ace

Owing to modern methods Of living thousand
approaches this perfectly natural change her life without expert
encng train very annoying and sometimes painful symptoms
Those dreadful hot flashes smotherng spells anng spells
nervous troubles and irregularities symptoms that should have
prompt attention These letters prove what successful
remedy Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound for women
at this time Of life.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-22

cisneiy nam sic do gfowy, gdysmy
l. CORY k%lasztornej zdazali do
przystani, ably cz6ienkiem przepra
vic sic przez jezioro do stacy ko
lejowej. L zadumy tel wyprowa-
dill mas nieoczekiwany silny a
mrozny wiatr, kt6ry niespodzie--
wanie powial z Alp, gdysmy INA
lezli sic ma srodku jeziora, posia-
dajacego bezmala 2 KIN. wszerz,
d gIebokiego ma At metrow. Fale
zachwialy cz6Ienkiem... Przewo-
zniczka nasza robila wysihkl wio-
siami, lecz zaledwie Z wielkim tru-
dem, rzucani w gore i ma dol pie
trzac2 sic falq, posuwalismy sic
naprz6d, az nareszcie dotarlismy
ME bez wieIkiego niebezpieczen--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-22

mana. Pradziad Chrobry ME bylby
sic dat stracic, ME daf sic tez krzy
Wousty.
Fundacya Mogilna ! Tyica,
dw6ch zrodc} oSwiaty / knltury, IL
sposobia zawsze ola nicgo przy-
chylnie. Ac6z dopiero wskrzeszo-
na metropolia sniezniehska, lego
dzieio, odtad iuz niewzruszonc.'
Wszystko to jednakze wobec
zab6jstwa biskupa Szczepanow--
skicgo w oczach wspofczesnych !
potomnych zmala}o. 30 to, co
kr6l ten uczynii, to byfa: jak stu
sznie napisaf Gallus. ,,brzydka
zcmsta ! nowy grzech." Sta}o sic
wielkic nieszczeScie przez to Ola
PolSki. gdvz stracenie ! wygna-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-22

ME kr6la Bolesiawa bylo tryum-
lem, a sciSlej dziefem polityki mic
mieckiej i czeskiej. Krolestwo
Polskie, co byNo ,,hahba krolestwa
Niemieckiego',' jak sig wyraza
kronikarz niemiecki Lambert, u
pablo powt6rnie, tym razem ma
dluzszy czas, DO odtad ME bylo W
Polsce krolestwa, al dopiero W
siodmem pokoleniu, pc up}ywle
wiecej niz dw6ch wicklow, W roku
1896.
Tai; vice i dzisiejsza walka ma
sza ma zycie i Smiert I Germana-
mi i ich sprzymierzeiicami - to
tylko ciqg daisy tel Z pred
hlisko dziewieciuset lat wstecz.
Podobne wspomnienja i mySli
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-22

silva do brzegu. Gdysmy nastep--
ME oczekiwali ma stacy ma pociag,
ktory miaf mas o godz. 6tej "a
wiezc z powrotem do Willachu,
brzask zachodzacego s}ohca pre-
pieknie oSwietll szczyty gor, ko-
scid, klasztor, oberze ktore znow,
droga odbicia swietlnego 0 po-
wierzchnie, jelz wtedy spokojnego
jeziora, lonely W wielkiej jego
glebi!...
DR.. Jozef Jaworsk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-22

celu wycleczki naszeJ | tutaJ jest
zabytek, DO poSwiecony pamieci
.kr0la naszego. Mianowicie W le--
wei nawie koScio4a, Z boku ofta-
RIA, 2 lewej strony, w scianie cd
powiadajacej zewnetrznej z gro
bowcem, znajduje sic wneka skle-
piona, ktorej pod4ogs stanowi
kwadratowa piyta marnurowa
biata z obramowauiem marmu--
rem czarnvm, z napisem wyrytym
W kamieniu: Boleslaus Rex Polo
MAE.
Znajdujace sic W poblizu koScio-
Ia zabudowania poklasztorre, maj
widoczniej jnaz poZniej parokrot
ME przebudowywane, o obszer-
rym dziedzifcu, s}uza obecnie "a
koszary wojska austryackiego,
mianowicie ufanow. Goszcza tu-
tai zoinierze. mieszkaja take OIL
cerowie; tutaj nadto znajduje sic
urzqd pocztowy. I osobliwoSci
tvch zabudowan pokazano nam
dwie duze sale: iedna t.z. sale &C.
sarska (KaisersaaD, druga, t.z. sa-
lie Sw. Bendykta (Benedictussal),
Obie posiadajq dawne freski M
IScianach, wyobrazajace sceny o
dzajowc / historyczhe, 4 takzc pla-
Tony o zywych barwach. krai-
obraz, widziany Z k1asztoru, ma
Ijczioro Ossyackie, ma otaczajqce
Ig6ry, pokrytc roSlinnosctq boga-
ia. sprawia wrazenic nader uro--
&c.
Niewatpliwie, re ! m~alatury me-
| dalionoWe ma @robOWCu krOleW-
skim pochOdza rowniez 2 czas6w
nowszych, posiadaja jednak pew
ma warto$t pod wzgledem a7tysty
cznym. Zwlaszoza postaI kr6la,
4 take niektore oddzielne epizo-
dy, jak krdjobraz. ma kt6rego tie
mod; sic biskup. So oddanc bar
do dobrzc. TAX zn6w sccua "a
mordowaaia istotnic wyraza gro
&c wypadku, a W chwiii pred
zgonnej Bolesiawa, wyjawiaiQce-
go tajemnice swcgo pochodzenia,
znac ma obliczach. otaczaiacych go
zakonn;i0w. zdumienic. Rumak
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dale sic, do czasdw odlegiych.
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wianc dIa legionistow. Rumak
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to n;by symbol lego chsrakte-
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dcctwa Gala. w bitwach byf ma
sly. ale nieprzezorny ! niedbaiy
(tak I Pomorzanami,c jak Czecha
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leo mu przeszkadza}o do czyn6w
Istatccznych / rozumnvch. TAX SIT
rowy lest sad Galla o Bolesfawic.
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lmietac O tenn - mowi autor Ski
COW historycznych Z NJ wieku"
- re Boleslaw. kiedy zaczqE pa
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za$ to panowanie. bogate W Wy
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