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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-06

we're cnlosles< and Iiyid. her grea:
tIack eyes seemed even larger and more
brilliant she Was pisisole thing 70
see.
tried to inpre~, her isnagInssson
by teigning 10 believe As she si,d. bat.
unhappily. - hsi .. tir-, der.tsd her
cr-dulgiv, could not easily gain her
Confidence ibid s~r. however. ii =.
~as possessed of patent charm
against ev.l spiriss. and that, If sle
desired il. would pronoancs il A.
fiFs; her natural unsel 6shness aud gen
'icuess would not p~rIni, her 10 .llox
the TO draw the wrath of hsavsn ON
myself int, finally. the fear If death
overcsms her scrupl-s. and she isnplor-
esi sse To try my spell. 1 pros.cosced
loudiy and salemniy same iInss sa Ra-
cise As All iaso~afioA then After rub
bang her heck. pretended tu d, aw tb-re
frosn = >msll red agate had oos.cssl~d
between my fingrrS. and a--slresf h-r
grastiy that ! had removed iii. cAus-
# her ,lines., aud that sue MAS saved
But, with s~d smile. sh. said. You
have ds-c.ived nas you had that ,tnne
ia little t1.sk,t; have seen il be-
fore. You are not = m.gicisn." Thus
my ruse did inore harm that good.
From that moment she grew worse
rapidly.
On tn. nigh. before her death she
aid IL me. IF l die. it i. my own
fault Ny lover tand she named one
Of the young men of the village
wished me to elop- with him, but /
would not. aud asked him to bring me
a silver chain. He went 20 MArcaskA
TO buy The one. aud i, was then the
vampire came After all. if l had not
been At the house. il might have killed
my mother, So perhaps il is all Cor the
best. Next day she made hes father
prom 50 himself to cut her throat and
open her yeins after death, that she
might not also become = vampire she
wpold have no other hand bnt his 10
commit upon her frame these needless
atrocities. Then embracing her moth
or. she desired her to take q rosary TO
the tomb Of local hermit or saint,
there to sanctify il /; theu To bring il
back 10 her. could not fail to admire
this pea>ant's ,houghtfulness III find
ing such - pretext 10 keep ber mother
from witnessing her dying Agonies.
She took All amulet FROM her neck
aud gave IL to me. - Keep il. sh
said, and may it do you more good
than il ha, d ne me" She then re-
ecivod the sacramen, devoutly. Shortly
thereafter her breathing became more
difficult and her eyes glazed Sud-
denly she seized her fathers arm. and
she made an .iiort M if 10 east herself
upon his breast then ceased tn live.
Her sickness had lasted eleven days
A few hours later had left the viii
iage behind me, consigning heartily TO
the devil vampires, and sll Who believe
in them
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Will sail between the Ports of SAN FRANClaCO.
VICTORIA. OLYMPIA and DEPARTURE BAY. ~
per following Time Tables. connecting u victoris
with steamers for NANAiMo. NEW wHsTMiN
sTER. YALE. FRAZER RIVER. and with Puget
Sound Mail steamers for ether Ports. and 81 NEW
PORTLAND. ASTORIA. and all ether important
4 iBt- ia Oregon.
Through Tickets sold 10 principal Stations on
Northern Pacific. Oregon aud CAlifurnia Railroads.
ani principal landings un Columbia and william.
st;e Rivers. Ticket. insinas Mealr and nerths
on Pacific Mail Steamers.
THE CITY OF PANAMA Will leave San Fran.
cisoo Oct; ssh. Nov. 18th. Dec. 9th. Dec. sth
and ism ao,h.-srriving NJ Seattle Nov. sth. Nov
25,h. Dec. 18th, Jaa. tth. and Jan. 2sfh. Return
ing she will leave Seatti~. the same day cf her
rival, for Nic.Cris whence she will raii ser San
Francisco Nov. nth. pse is,. Dec. aiss. Jan iAsh
ani Feb. tsh. 1877
THY DAKOTA will leave San Francisro Nov
leah. Nov. soth. Dec. 2oth. ian. 10th and Jan
ssth-srrfSing at Seattle. Nov. 18th Dec. sth
Dee 2sih Jan fsth and Feb 9Th. and asrtvinx q
Olympia Nov. 18th. Dec. 9Th. De-. 9Th. Jan lsth
aud Feb s.h. gssurnins, she ~iii leave Olympia
Nov 18th Dec ssh Dec. 2sth Jan. 18th and Feb
sth, and leave seattle Nov. 10 b. Dec. 9TH Dec
18th. Jan. 18th and Feb. sth. for vietoris. from
whence she will sail for San fnnctsco the same
day.
rfCKErs-Through Coupon Tickets will he
rold 10y tie different Transportation Companies
frnm Portland Ca san Francisco; these Coupons
will be gcssi on Puget Sonnc Nail Steamers frorr
Tacorns ~ Victoria
Ticket. arr good only for the steamers they are
pgrch.ssi for ard not transferable. ard If
offered by any other person than the party whose
name they h~sr. wiII b~ refused and full fsr- col
tsctsa
Frvish. sor olympia siii only Be delivered by
the p.koss T. L. TiEBais. Agent. :
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A CARD.
To The vsssv~ 81 ktwU Csonty.

n 1. s~sns excessively circulated ias' Al %
leave tAs Trrrstory. ani esSs~9arGssy withdraw
frers the eaGse~s f1r SgExTI TRk&srma. Tsts
- pus Ia circulation - Gata-s ts asi rsy
II b>s. fA1seso-.s .rsna hexinriag 10 eca. Hns-
ssz saas Ey frssESss. srs sA1s< ~ lie party q
A.sA Az . rvyg~-<rsAstve. vtu Pat e. fatta -
fass rszs< as1 that they ~ill staSA by Ezs.
IrsEA.a yozr very Fssp~stisls.
b CCkkY.
s.rS cNs4ftsss srs c. IroaecsOF
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-01
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The Yellow Jacket BonanZn.

From the Gold Hill News, March &c.
We have RETAINED for the past two
days from saying anything in regard to
the recent ore development in the yell
low Jacket mine for fear it should prove
to be only small bunch. and fail to
meet the expectations of the public.
But to-day we feel as if that danger was
almost past, and that we can safely ex-
press belief that another great ore
bonanza has been cut into. 1t is we'll
known fact to the readers Of the News
TINT a considerable body Of rich ore was
developed in the Confidence, and in the
north cross.cut OF the Yellow Jacket on
the 1740-foot level some time since.
These punches have ever been admitted
by the best experts on the lode to have
every appearance of being the top de-
velopments OF huge body trending to
on the 1940-foot level were commenced
by sinking two perpendicular WINES
from the 1740-foot level to that point. A
drift directly connecting these WINES
was then run for air purposes. Three
drifts were then started on the 1940-foot
level, one east from the bottom of the
south winze, another northeast from the
bottom of the north winze, and the other
at point half way between the two
wines. It is in the middle one of these
drifts that the ore strike has been made.
The ore was first found ut distance of
about $50 feet from the starting Of the
drift. Since it's discovery the drift has
penetrated the ore distance Of n feet,
and to-day almost the entire face is in
5000 ore.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-01

CINE, with power Of throwing out five
hundred gallons OF wafer per minnie
from depth Of 5000 feet
On tho 25th Of March. ct Eureka a
man employed at the Richmond Re-
fnery. stepped one foot into metal
well, which is large mold set into The
floor. The well was filed with melted
metal, and the mans foot and leg was
badly burned about half way up to The
knee.
The Reno Journals heal Is level on
the silver question. It says: Never
mind about tho discount on silver. No
object to us. Please pay us what you
owe MS in Carson trade dollars. Hand
them right in. We will gladly receive
them. And take them in exchange Tor
bills due this Office.
On Saturday, says The Eureka SEN
tinel OF the 2Sth inst, Jack MCGEE, a
man who worked for DR.. Bishop and
also took care Of the Episcopal Church,
evinced symptoms of insanity, and in
short time became so violent that MIR.
Marshall, the pastor Of The church,
thinking Jack was intoxicated, sent foi
Officer Moody. who took the unfortun-
ate man to Jail. II soon became appar'
ant, however. that his madness was at
tributable to another cause than strong
drink, and yesterday he was examined
before Judge Rives, who ordered him to
be sent to the Insane Asylum ct Wood
bridge.
The Silver City reporter thinks The
Chinese are organizing secret societies
On the 28th OF March it says there wal
indisputahle evidence at hand that thu
Chinese inhabitants of this section o.
Nevada are now clandestinely organic
ing themselves into lodges or secre
societies, bat so far oil attempts to ferre
ont the object sought to be gained b!
such banding together have been com
pletely baffled. Already lodge organic
alton has been perfected by the Chimes
of Virginia City and Gold Hill, and j
appearances were not deceptive lodg
was sought to bs established in Silve
City last evening. Whether tho plan
were carried out in full We are unabl
| to say,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-01
GIVE A HELPING HAND.

Tho dispatches published this morning
show that the anti. Chinese movement is
hourly gaining strength and volume in
San Francisco and California. Cannot
Lincoln county give the ball additional
impetus2 During oil political cam
paigns we hear a considerable amount Of
bunoombe about the dignity Of labor and
the earnest desire of both political par
ties to help the workingman. Now Is
the time to make good some OF tho talk
to show that the yearning anxiety
Of ca ndidates to help the laborer has
foundation in fact. Who will be the first
to lead of and give evidence to the world
that the citizens of Lincoln county pre-
fer to empty the labor Of American citi-
zens rather than that of heather slaves.
II is rumored that there are societies
being formed to protect American citi-
zens from the dangers which only exists
in the unfounded apprehensions Of their
promoters. We would call their atten-
ton to this matter, viz: the Chinese in
vasion which is great, o growing and
monstrous danger. Let them show their
faith by their works. Let them rise up as
one man and help protect the American
workingman against the greatest enemy
he has had to contend with since the
formation OF the Union. Let the desire
to do good of all parties take practical
and useful form. Certainly mono can be
greater than providing work for the
worker and eliminating from among his
competitors mn element which has not
one characteristic to recommend it. In
word, the harvest is ripe, who will put
forth their hands to assist in gathering it
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-01
ABLoT ON THE scUTcmKoS.

To follow Mr.. Craggs example and net
put to fine point upon it. the WY to
put the Schenck Emma affair is just
this. u Schenck had not been U. s.
Minister to Great Britain, Stewart. Park
and others, would never have sought his
assistance to float the Emma shares on
the London market. Next. in order to
secure bis cooperation. a number of
shares were presented to him. Now,
the only conclusion to be drawn from
these premises are. TINT Schenck allowed
others to use his official position, to
holster up a questional stock jobbing
operation from which he and they
derived a profit. Such q proceeding
would have been all very well for Brown,
Black, White or Robinson OF the Pew
terinctum S. NJ. Co.. location Of works
Wild Cat District, Storey County, Ne
vada, and principal office on the curb
stone OF California street in the Hoodlum
City, but was very unbecoming to the
Minister Plenipotentiary and Envoy
Extraordinary from the United States Of
America TO Her Britannia Majesty. That
is where the point comes in and !! hurts.
Stewart, Park 4 Co. would never have
known Schenck or given him q solitary
share in their pet wild cat IL be bad not
been Minister to Great Britain. They
cared nothing about the man, but IT was
the endorsement OF their wild cat af-
forded by his official position that they
sought. They thought Tint II the bait
were nicely prepared by Senator Of the
United States and Minister from the
Great Republic that gullable Johnny
Bull would surely swallow ii. The event
proved that their calculations were cor.
rect. For Mr.. Bull we ore not BIZ
sorry nor have we an ounce OF sympath,
to expend on his behalf. That Is moi
where the shoe pinches. The trouble is
VIII ether the national honor has not suf
fered by United States Senator ant
Minister trading on the national name
We foar that interrogatory cannot be an
swerei satisfactorily. II it cannot wha
ought to be done with tho United States
Senator and Minister who have thu
compromised the good name Of thu
| United States2
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-01
NEVADA NEWS,

An assessment OF one dollar per share
is levied by the Gould 4 Curry Mining
Company. delinquent April 90.
The Elko Post says it is stated that
four OF the Nevada delegation to the
Republican National Convention are in
favor Of Bristow. one for Blaine and one
for Hayes.
The Lady Bryan Company ID now
having constructed in San Francisco o
huge compound condsnsing beam en-
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-01

In tho face, however, OF all explana.
tons, il is positively asserted by some
who have had opportunities Of learning
the truth that The irregularities of the
late coiner at San Francisco, cost his
bondsmen between $40, 900 and $40, 900,
which they preferredfpaying and keeping
the matter quiet, with the hope that
Babcox's undeniable energy would en-
able him TO repay them,to sending him to
prison. Babcox is now in Nevada
experimenting the construction Of q
quartz mill.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-01

BREAKING A MoNoPoLY.-The ways of
monopolists like all other transgressors
are hard and as regards the said monopo-
lists We are not bit sorry for it. Some.
time since in order to hang the mill
stone of monopoly most effectually
round the necks Of the citizens OF the
Pacific Coast. the Central Pacific ring
compelled the Pacific Mail to compromise
their differences and take the share of
tho carrying trade that the railroad
chose to award the steamship company.
The railroad men then thought they had
arranged things oil their own way, and
proceeded to squeeze the Pacific Coast
like an orange. But thank God
"L'homme propose ct Dieu dispose" SO
these pretty schemes have lately become
sadly out of joint. The Panama Rail-
road Company thought It had something
to say about the matter. The Pacific
Mail and the Central Pacific Railroad
did not think SO aud treated the Isthmus
Railroad very unceromoniously. The
latter bided its time waiting for the day
of its vengeance and 1t has come. The
Panama r. Il. Co. found friends. raised
means, bought or chartered vessels. and
now il has formed a line of steam vessels
plying between New York and San Fran
cisco. and the work OF the Central Paci-
&c has oil to be done over again. So 1t
is, as Burns says, that the best laid
schemes, whether of o conscienceless,
Chinese employing, devil fish like rail-
road monopoly, OF mere ordinary
mortals or mice, "Aft gang uglee."
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-01

The Communists had meeting In
New York on the 18th inst. There was
the usual donunciation of capital and
those who possess it.,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-01
LOST.

VNHE FOLLOWING CHECK, TO WIT; No.
L 1922, for $166, drawn In favor Of Proc
tor Myers. on the London and San francisco
Bank by the State Bank Of Nevada, located
q Phoebe. Nevada. has been lost in transmits
sion through the mails. All parties are eau
toned against negotiating the same ~ payment
has been stopped.
m23.3Od STEELE TURRILL.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-01

A city government has been organized
at Custer City, in the Black Hills, and
at an election week before last John
Barrows, formerly City Marshal OF Chey-
enne. was elected City Marshal, and J.
T. Keefer and j. Schmidt Police Justi-
css. Three bundled and fi,ty-two vote 8
were polled.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-01

What is the matter with the Virginia
Chyoniclei We don't get copy Of that
papsg above once week.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-01

The whisky frauds fight still continues
at the Bay. There is good deal too
much smoke down there not to be some
firs. Somebody has been stealing sure,
and probably the whole bundle of them.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-01

Referring to the rag baby" Demo-
Gratis the Carson Appeal says:
The Democracy OF the Pacific Coast
which ia hard money Democracy
must not complain il it shall be com.
PEELED to suffer the consequences which
Of old were inflicted upon the honest
dog Who was caught in bad company.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-01

The Reno Journal referring to the
proposed bills in the California Legis-
lature respecting fares and freights
says:
favorable legislation upon the subject,
but the Democrats have allowed them.
selves to be controlled by the railroad
oligarchy. And that is where they have
made great mistake.
The Reno Journal is right. The DEM
ocrats in the California Senate appear
to have sold out root and branch to the
railroad monopolists. Jem Farley,
Frank McCoppin and Alphabetical
Lewis. seem to have been the leaders
in the disgraceful affair. 1t is to be
hoped, that the people of California will
remember those fellows and their doings.
The party which will support such men
and make them its leaders ought to be
beaten. The California Democrats will
find that out at the next election. They
will find when their leaders sold out to
the railroad that they sold out the party.
The people will disown both the men
and the party and serve them both right.
Any party and any set OF men who will
aid in fastening the fangs Of the monster
railroad monopoly On California, ought
by the people of that State to bs forever
regarded as public enemies.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-01

WHERE THE MONEY aoEs.--The 100,-
OOO Chinese in California annually
dsport to China surplus earnings to the
amount Of $15. ZOO. 00O.-[N. Y. Herald.
Would it not be better to keep that
annual payment OF fifteen millions at
homo and give the working classes
chance to earn II.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-01
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO NJ. LANNAN,
IA for meat, purchased at the Nevada
Market, are hereby notified to pay the amount
OF their several debts without delay to A. b.
and W.J. O'Dougherty, Attorneys for L. v.
Loomis. to whom all Of said accounts have been
assigned and transferred by the said Lannan
No other persons than the undersigned have
any right or authority to collect said debts.
A. D. L WI. O'DOUGHERTY,
Attorneys for L. v. Loomis.
Phoebe, New, March I'd, 1876. mr3.3Od
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-01

Captain Scott, OF the Lyon Mill and
Mining Company at Dayton, out of Gu
riosity, on Thursday, weighed 1873
trade dollars, and found that the whole
batch only fell short of Government
weight the insignificant fraction of one
and half cents. instead Of one to two
cents on each dollar.-[ Silver City Re-
porter.
That is we'll, but they ought not to
have been deficient in any respect. either
in weight or fineness.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-01
NOTICE.

As the PIocHE DAILY RECORD will hereafter be
run by the RECORD PUBLIsHIxs CoMPArY, all
Advertisements from this date must be settled
With said company only. No one Is authorized
to contract debts for this Company unless by
the written order Of n. 3. CROWLEY.
RECORD PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Phoebe, December Gath, 1875.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-25

Neopatrnost. Odieti zapome-
nouh donna zamilovan6 dopisy zpravy
0 dostavenitkach, Jest neopatrnost, iakt4
by Sc zadnJ zenaty muz nemel dopustiti.
,,Bufte opatrni iako hadov6" - pravi
pismo. Nemdzeli Sc n6ktery mladoman
Eel bez ,,pasovani" obeiiti, nuz nocht "a
hladi aspoG vsecky stopy slabosti svt, il
max musi milenka jcho ma notn6 taeky cd
resolutni manzelky pfiprayena byti. Jestt
ednou volame ma manzelske podloudni-
ky: Budte opatrni!
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-25
OZnaIneni.

Rada pro opravy podala IN. rade zpra-
N vykonanem odhadu pozemkovGho
maietku hraniciciho ulici Warren.
Odhad Jest ucin6n k zaplaceni skod pfi
tknutyeh "A vzc5Iych a sice, uprayovani
a zlcpSovani uIico IJarren, mezi nj. Fo-
rest a Martin.
Rcteny odhad Jest yylozen 1fadovne
mtstskeho pisafe.
Vsecky s'rany, kterez prot odhadu to
mn namitky 6initi zamysH, nechf tyto IN.
pisafi do p6ti redtl cd yydani oznaneni
toho pisemn6 podajl
lno Nc lntosh, NEST pisaf
Cleveland, o, II. kv6tna 1876.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-25
ktcrak Op3trite ii dOmOy
n ZbaVite Sc rentu.
Rent zaplati vam staveni a lot.

rent zapIati VAN staveni Tot.
20 ntkolik dnI budu miti ma prodei
nGkoIik ptknych lotd nablizku, iez IA &C.
nu nizkou a sice "a $500 prodavam. Ne
musite zadnou spIatku utiniti, pokud iste
81 ma pozomku maly domck nepostayil,
ntmz bysto bydleti mohI. Pfestanto
platiti rent, kteryz j vami misy. Ne
bot co nyni Platte rentu, tim koupite ST
lot domek. Nemeskejte Il poptejte Sc u
FRANTY NOVAKA.
222 Superior str.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-25

Vyborna moueka pro yyzivu
dtti zylas,t slabych stonayych iakoz j
ma letni nemoc trpicich kdostani Jest u
IL u g a Ii MS be. Ostatut vizte ..
hasku ma jinem slonpci tohoto listu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-25

Sumoyrazd Y m6stetku Breck-
yillu obtsila Sc v dtery sletna Marie
Steigeroya ma iabloni. Samoyrazednice
byla 10 vice roka nezhoiitelnou choro5ou
skIitena. Znami jeii mysli. ze ncbyla
pfi rozumu, kdyz Gin ten spachala. Mat
ka ieji zemfela CO blazen a iedna sestra
ieii naleza Sc blazinci Novy doklad,
ze choromyslnost Jest d6ditna.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-25

Snizoni mzdy. X nayrhu radni
no ANtella opravcn6mu Cd radniho An
gcla utrhla mGstska rada dtlnikdm cd nj
zam6stnauym ma denni mzdt. Dtlnici
budou dostavat : l.25 dennt, dozorcdm
ale strzena celia tfetina dosavadni mzly.
Pro nayrh hlasoyalo 20 prot 8 radnich.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-25

Ku prospechu ttcnafu nasich
dovolujeme 81 upozorniti je ma ohlasku ?.
Make Schamberga, rakouskeho konsula V
Pittsburgh. Jezto konsuat ieho Cecham
zdejsim neiblizsi jest, neopomenou zajistG
zalezitostech do obora ieho spadajicich
ma n6ho obraceti sc. Ia konsulatni styr.
zeni plat Sc mu pouze 75 cent?. Vseeky
listiny ma n6ho zaslan6 sc ihned potyrdi
a zas}lateli nazp6t zaslou, takze We tfech
dnech zalezitosf kazda vyFizena byti mh.
ze. Oblibenost konsula Schamberga kra
iand ieho ruti "a spraynosf a sy6domi
tosf ieho ufadovani.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-25

TRAIT kantky. Cleveland Sc po-
europstuje. Dvt mladt slitn6 diyky o.
teyfely ma Public Squaru tratiku. Neien
Praha Widen ale nase m6sto bude se
moci honositi zvlastni odrudou humanao
GENTS, iez prosaicky tratikantkami 70
VEN.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-25
Mistni zprayy.

Bristow. Nektofi pfivrzcnci Bris-
toya sbiraji po mtst6 podpisy We prospect
ieho ponavrzeni "a kandidata president
stvi