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Wichita eagle., 1889-01-15
CROWDED SCHOOL HOUSE.

EdItor Daily Eagle.
Is there no way of relieving the crowded
condition OF TIE Third ward school? Every
school there has from five 10 ten scholars
more than the seating capacity and even
if the teachers can keep the schools in
proper order the scholars will learn little
or nothing in such jam. There are
vacant rooms in the vicinity which can be
used, and as taxpayers the people of this
ward want better accommodations.
THIRD WAED
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-15

Deputy Howard arrived in the city last
evening having in charge the three half
breeds who had been taken to Topeka to
have hearing before the United States
court upon the charge of introducing
liquor into the territory. They were given
four months each in the county Jail and
were remanded last evening TO commence
their term of Imprisonment.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-15

The room formerly occupied by the mil
linery store Of Mrs. H. B. Short at No. 246
North Main is being converted into two by
dividing partition. Messrs. Finney g.
Laughlin will put a tea store in one of the
rooms. Messrs. Smith & Martin a second
hand store in the other.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-15

Mr.. Sheen. of Lawrence, arrived in the
rity last night for the purpose of organiz-
ing ne dodge of A. o. Z. w. He adj
dressed quite a number OF members last
night at the lodge rooms.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-15

Yesterday J. w. Hawn & Co. had on
track here twenty-four cars of corn more
than they had storage room for, and were
put to it to take care Of it. Another big
item in the increasing volume of argu-
ments in favor of large elevator here.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-15

Special meetings are being held at St.
Paul's Methodist Episcopal church, cor
ner Of Lawrence avenue and Thirteenth
street every evening, with good interest.
Everybody invited.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-15

The guitar ratified off by Walter Foutz
was won by David Meekins. 1t is the in
tention of the young man to linger during
the bright moonlight nights beneath his
ladys windows discoursing sweet music
for her edification.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-15

The Dew Drop Serenading club, a popular
musical organization, yesterday received
some very fine new musical instruments
and expect to be able to entertain their
friends in still better style in the future.
They will furnish the music for the Odd
Fellows banquet tomorrow evening
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-15

Wallace's lunch room in the new Rich
ey block on East Douglas avenue is now
open, and doing business. The room is
fitted up in elegant style and everything
pertaining To its apartments viii be first
class, the cooking department will be in
The hands of a No. l caterer
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-15

n NJ Dignon, of Topeka, half brother
of our fellow townsman, Mr. Mofitt, has
been spending a couple of days in Wichita
In a call yesterday evening he said that he
was much pleased with the city.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-15

Mr.. J. Joseph Brennan, connected with
the business department of the Mirror
sails out for his old home in Louisville,
KY, today on weeks vacation. He will
probably rustic" around and have good
time
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-15

The Hypatia will celebrate their third
anniversary at the Plymouth Congrega-
tional church tonight, which meeting will
be attended by several gusets especially in
Yited by the executive committee
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-15

Night before last house almost COM
pleted at the corner of Gilbert and Wash
ington avenues and belonging to Mr..
Latham was destroyed by fire. 1t is sup
posed TO have been the work of an incen-
diary.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-15

Revival meetings every evening during
the week at the Baptist church at $50 ex-
cept Saturday.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-15
TO ADVERTISERS.

n
Our rate. for advertising shall be as low as those
of any other paper Of equal value as An advertising
e. ediun-
Antrsnsisnt advertisements must he paid for in
advance.
Entered in the postofce at Wichita second-class
matter and enter ed for transmission through the
mails such
Eastern Office al Room IS. Tribune Huilding. New
York where all contracts for foreign advertising
VII be made. and where files of the paper can be
eeen. g. C. Beckwtth Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-15
ABOUT THE NAMES OF STREETS.
the Editor OF the Daily Eaz1e.

/
| WICHITA, Jan. ~. 1888
Is IL not time that something was done
| IN Changing the names OF Fourth and
| Firth avenue Have recently had two or
three eastern parties ard In showing them
| the city they say. How IL 10 you call
| these two streets Fourth and FIFTH when
the Others running north and sonth ara
| named from cities ia the eastern part Of
the state" II does seem as though the
| city council should take tbls matter ia
hand. Why not call Fourth 'Lsaveu-
worth, and Fifth "Wvandottey" Then
| again there are six streets FROM Central
avenue to Park street that should certain
/ iy be numbered. II Is very confusing 20
strangers looking for some given point 10
the Beighhorhood Of where Second and
, IhiTd streets cross. II seems 20 me this
matter should be taken up At once and
pushed by every one interested u ocr
charming city. PROPERTY OwsRk
There are also several instances In
which different streets bear the came.
a year or two ago during the Alarich nd
ministration the matter was TAKEN mp.
committee appointed to report new names.
etc, which committee did their vofk snd
reported when the city attorney wa d.
rected 20 draw up an ordinances covering
the report The ordinance was never
drawn OF If Il was. was never presented o.
passed so FAR as the records show.-ED
EAGLE
For the EaZl.
~ AEaoKY or LITTLE ORA Mckenzie,
Who departed this life January 4 lsss.
aged years The dear little darling suH
cred much II her last hours until the
silent messenger u death relieved her %
pain She was bright. intelligent little
girl, beloved By al who knew her She
aiways had kind word and pleasant
smile for all HsE l.t:is school mates IA
taking their last look Of farewell placed
sweet flowers on her colin al q token q
ioye God has taken her 10 brfgtssa
heaven. Dear parents allow a.
to oaef our deepest sympathy ia your
Bereavement. y0ur loss IA our Hesreaiy
Fathers gain.
ws yoz31 ret esg ~ tzss ssxln.
Ever u q - czEE44 -
For "a Heaven sAs = Esspy Asgp,sr far th.a .r.
= y had 70 thius ,ass death sss Gems
Ans tA4s1 ora. ths yrits II s-s sozs.
HEt = ~at Gasss vi BE fo<s az fsr sks b@st
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yfits cTysn = aTr sF~szf~& fsn Esr
Tax OK hzs chs@aa fes tiFA 70
crows ss@ sssarses - hsg e = ris~n.
sd Ora i EAsgT "a tz@ Ass~as "a AszTsA
k.Ar.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-15
The Plain Truth

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nezzral.ses tAs lsossc 49, = - ksaeS v1sc.
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Wichita eagle., 1889-01-15

Wn- Polk has returned from bis TIP 70
Colorado.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-15

Mossman's addition ought to have some.
Mr.. johnson said his idea was to have
the members from the Fourth ward, locate
the same in such additions as they thought
needed them most.
Mr.. Healy said that his many additions
in the south part of the city could use a
hundred vapor lights, and if the city was
to be so generous in distributing lights,
mis- constituency would call for his resig-
nation if he did not get liberal supply
for them. He also stated that the gas COM
pany is using what they call an equal
izer" He would call it an s'economizer,"
as it reduced the flame to q minimum
He exhibited one which he had purloined
from lamp post in the south part of the
city, which is his tender charge.
Mr. Buckeridge said that as the city has
a contract no change could be made unless
the companies are bought off. He thought
no light should be run less than all night,
except on moonlight nights. He did not
think any more lights should be ordered
until the committee reported On the loca-
ton of the various kinds of lights and
then. that the locations of lights be read
justed, according to population as well as
location.
Mayor Allen said that he was very much
in favor of these various lights being al
lowed, but he thought the committee
which had so long delayed a report. owed
it to the city council to make its report
After which he would favor new lights.
Paramount and Logan additions were
allowed twenty-five lights by vote.
Mr.. Buckeridge moved that the visitors
representing the cities of the first class,
who are expected here on the 18th inst.)
be entertained by the city council and that
the mayor be ex-officio chairman of such
committee. adopted.
Reports of the several city scale masters
were read and accepted. Mayor Allen
that the inspector had tested all
of the scales throughout the city and
found them in very fine condition, except
in only very few and very trifing in
stances.
Dr.. w. D. McClees,. city physician, made
report for December, 1888,
which was as follows:
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-14
HERSZTA.
W WINONA. I N
RedaktorZe!

SzanoWny Redaktorze!
W imieniu prawdy prosza
0 umieszczenie W Wlarusie te-
go co nastepu)e:
Cztery tygodnie temu zla-
viii sic W moim ofisle mtody
czfowiek, ktory przedstaw vii sic
jake Karol Radwan z Litwy |
2alil sic, Re mu bardzo zle
ldzie W Ameryce, Re rrobo
wal JUL wsze1kiego rodzaju ro-
bot, lerz ciezkim podolaG ME
mole, a odpowiednich jego
wyksztafceniu ME znajduje.
Ulltowany mad losem tego
niby to nleszczesliwego clio
wieka, zaprcsilem 60 kilka
razy do nlego stofu, i W spo.
sob delikatny, pod rozneml
pretekstami dafem pienlezna
zapomoge. Kupifem mu buty
kapelusz a p. Franciszek
Koysewicz, kolektor cd IA
lnerlcan Life Insurance Com
panv" W ktorej ia ]estem SUI
perintendentem, dat mu ko-
szule i>pare dolarow, iednem
siowem 1robilismy wszystko,
by mniemanemu nieszczeslive-
mu %dopomodz. To osmielifo o.
wego byfego oficera wo;sk 70.
syjskich, ktory wyznaf mi,
Re sic nazywa Songajfo, spo-
!. %krewniany z b. dyrektorem
Bankn Polskiego W Warsza-
we p. Nagornym i propcnu-
je mi on tedy, abym ia ku-
pill Woz i konia i daf mu pie
niedzy nasss zakupno miasa, kto.
re on bedzie sprzedawaf ola
mnie, xontentujac sic 80 prct.
cd czystego dochodu, ie2eli
ten oedzie wynosif l00-dola.
row, a 40 prct., jezeli bedzle
200 dolarow.
Prosif mnie o to re izami
W oczach, przysiegaiac Al
wszystko, Re bedz'e najuczcN
Sym czlowiekiem, ze ba
mi wdzieczny al do gfaza
to, 10 go wydobyiem ne
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-14
KILKA wv AG
O naszem dziennikars&wie


Pewnie, Re dz1ennlkarstw7o
nasze polskle W Ameryce POI
zostawla wiele do 2yczenia =
kazdy mpie] wiecej wykszto1,
cony czlowiek widzl tn jego
nledostatki l u%bolewa; ale ma
10 kto - a prawie Mkt, ME
stara sic, ably ztemu zaradzlG.
l ]ak tn zreszta zaradzic'!
Czytajacych miedzy mani
bardzo ma1o "a braku
szkof polskich, coraz mniei
bedzie; gazet zas "a wiele.
Trzecia Geese tych wszystkich
wychodzacych tn pism wy
starczy}aby doskonale obecrej
potrzeble: a jednak co mieslac,
}ak grzybY pc deszczu, powsta-
"a pc mlastach move wrzeko
me polskie gazety.
Dawno JUL znik1o mledzy
nami wznioste powolanie dzieu-
pikarza. Dziennikarstwo uwa-
ia sic przecie "a rodzai ka-
planstwa. Dziennikarz to po-
chodnia o5wiaty. Tragarz
w%zniosfych idei j dobroczynca
ludzkosci.
Gdyby to tax u mas tn W
Ameryce byfo! Tu dziennikar-
stwo talk nasze, jake i iunych
narodowosci - dawno stra-
clio swo]e wzniosle namasz-
genie. Kawafek ehleba, dollar,
OTTO iedynY bodice, ktory tn
wra2a iudziom ploro do reki
= wiecej powlem: dzienni-
karstwo stale sic u rodzajem
b s g u.
GazetY krajowe ubolewaja
mad Eedznym stanem naszego
dziennikarstwa = i pc swo-
jemu maja racya. Me znajac
tute]szych stosunk6w, mierza
wszystko swoim fokciem --a
mara ia i'm ME dopisuje.
Tam W krajd wydaja gaze
ty albo zorganizowane polity-
czne stronnictwa, albo kolka
uczopych ! llterat6w z powo-
fahia. Ma jeden dziennik skfa-
da sic kilku Tub kilkunatu la
dzl naukl, wyksztafcenla i wy
trawnego pi6ra. Kazde stron-
nictwo lub kolko popiera swo.
ich pracownikow. Szerokie
kofo wyksztafconych czytelnl.
kow dale moralne poparcie i
zabezplecza materyalue istnie-
ME plsma. Potrzeba zas du-
chownego obroku, zamiiowa.
lie jezyka i ojczyste) literatu-
ry powieksza coraz bardziel
koio czytajacych, a TEN sa-
mem zapewnia byt piszacym
i p%rzysparza i'm sfawy. Mkt
tez tam bez szaty godowej ME
pcha sic IA literacka ucztq.
Mkt bez wyksztaicenia i ia
lentu ME chwyta "a pi6ro.
Pioro a raczel zysk plora, ME
jest monopolem bogatych me-
ukow, ale berfem talentu i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-14

ostrzedz pred iotrem 2yjacym
q fgarstwa, oszustwa kradzle-
zy, a ktorego dobrze INA kolo'
MIA pclska w New Yorku.
Haeze moi e~leganckl ukton
Il. de Coucs
Banker d Broker
606 S. 2ud Str
Philadelphia, Pa.
0 prawdz!e faktu zaswiad
czamy:
F. Ra]ccwicz
0. Giedgowd
j. Wysocki
l.. Kllkowskl
V. Kwia1kowski
Zygmunt Dutkiewicz
adam Piekarski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-14
NIEDAWNO przyaresztowany

zostai W Neenah, Dakocie, mlody
Ellasz Lloyd "a kradzlez koni i
stawlf $1,000 kaucyi, IL pojawi sic
w sadie ma terminie listopadewym.
Wkr6tce potem znlk}. w miniony
czwartek nadeszfa do Neeah depe-
sza, II Lloyd umar} W Spokane
Falls, Wash. T. Nazajutrz przybyio
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-14
Ameryka.
PREY ma

PRIV WYBORACH ma po-
czatku b~iezacego miesiaca demo-
kraci w wielu stanach wcale ME
spodziane odniesli zwyciestwo.
w Ohio maja demokracl
w1ekszost w legislature i obrall
swego kandydata NJ g~ubernatora;
reszte tykietu stanowego ratowall
republikanie.
w IOWA wybrany zosta} gu
bernator demokracki a moze TAX
ae reszta tykietu stanowego, zda]e
sic jednak, i& republikanie maja
ma1a wiekszos6 W legislature.
WV irglni wybrano de-
mokrackl tykiet stanowy wlekszos-
cia p~rzeszle 10000, a tax samo
Legislature jest mocno demokrac-
ka; demagoga Malone raz ma "a
wsze w heb wziaf,
W miescie N e Y r k ivy
clezyf Tammany i to w~lekszoscia
10000. Demokraci wybrali ca}y
sw6j tykiet stanowy wlekszoscla O.
kolo 10000 gfosow. Nastepca S. S,
Coxa W Kongresie jest demokra-
ia Amos J. Cummings.
New Jersey jest stanem sta.
n6wczo demokrackim.
Miasto G h c Cook po'
what wykazuJa znaczna wiekszosd
demokracka.
w K S S demekraci Gle
sza sic znacznemi zwvciestwami
w wielu dotad mocno republican,
skich powiatach wybrali swych kan:
dydatow miejscowych.
w M a S a c h S e is pc
raz ~pierwszy zastosowano austral
ski system wyborczy l skutek by:
zadawalniajacy; wiekszosc republi
kahska stopnia}a ma 5000 do 1000
w Mary n d wybrano de
mokracki tykiet stanowy wiekszos
cla p~rzeszfo 10000 gfos6w.
w N e br a $ c e szacuja vie
kszosG republikahska ma bliskc
10000, W Pennsylvania ma okofc
10000 a W Mississippi ME mia4
tykiet demokracki zadnej %znaczniej
szej opozycyi.
w ontana demokraci
beda mieli wiekszost W legis]atu-
RE.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-14
K|2L1Ycl

-
die, Cziowieka z podobnym
plorem Gaia zgraja nieukow i
piorowych rzemieslniko OBJ
rzucl bIotem oszczerstw i sro-
moty. Mkt prac ]ego kryt;-
kowac NE bedzie = ale kaz-
dy, ze TAX powiem, psy VIE
sza6 5edzle ma lego osobie.
Ookohczenie wraz uwa-
gami Redakcyi Warusa be-
die W przyszfym numerze).
PtACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-14
" lar U 5

cia}o do Neeah i natychmiast EOS
tafo pochowane. Teraz atoli zaczy-
na]a krazyc pog}oski, re zw}okl
przywlezione do Neeah wcale ME
by1y smiertelnemi resultant m}o-
diego Lloyda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-14
wyzszosci ducha,

~ y"
czej. Ludzi humanitarnle wy
ksAtalconych i jake tako VITA
dajacych pi6rem malo; ma pail
each ich policzysz. Poparcla
zachety, bodzca znika!.
TAX jak monopolisci wyzysku'
ia ~6zyczne sify biednego re
botnika - tax znow inni wy
zyskuja silly talentu i ducha.
Ju2 to TAXA amerykanska IA
tura.
Tu czfowiek sfabo umle)acy
drukowane czvtac, ale czu)ac
W kieszeni dolary a w sercu
zysk, zakfada dziennik polski.
Najmuje miejsce, kupu)e
czcionkl | rekwizyta, godzi ze-
cerow ma dni6wke, a szcze,
g6lnie godzi sobie talk zwaue-
go ,,redaktora" z pfaca kilku
dolarow ma tydzien, L.. "a
czyna wydawac gazette. Tytut
ME wchodzi W rachube a
mnle) ieszcze %tendencya pis-
ma.
Gazeta tel TAXA doskonale
odpowiada z~alozeniu.
Ktory5 czfowiek wyks1tat-
cony i szanu]acy swoja god
nose przylmie podobna lite
racko, fabryczna sfuzbe? ja-
kieJ wartcsci bye moze podoh-
ma literature. Ze jeden tn ta-
XII przedsiebiorca - ma po-
dobnej literature peryodycz-
nej arobif spory majatek - to
Jego oInerykanski sekret.
Gfowna rzecza amerykai-
skich wydawc6w, ME movie
llteratow, jest wabiG sobie jak
najwiekszq l;czbe abonentow i
anonsow. Do anonsow przyj-
ME sic W poczatkach dzienne-
60 ma procent zbieracza, abo-
nentow fowi sic humbugiem i
skandalem. Polsko- amery
ka publlcznos6 czytaiaca ma
M bardzo zepsute podnieoie.
ME - jej rrzeba ola zaostrze-
MIA smaku pieprzu, skanda-
low, papryki, oszczerstw j
mocnel mustardy zasclanko-
wych komerazy.
Je2eli ktos kiedys ukiadac
bedzle statystyke skandali, o.
szczerstw, kalumnij / komera-
zy, temu wysmienicie przysiu-
Ia sic roczniki amerykanskich
polsklch gazet.
O jakichskolwiek zasadach,
uczciwosci, rezerwie t. d..
mowy tn ME ma, chyba Z wy
latkiem Zgody ktora teraz
pad-nowa-redakeya, rzuclw-
sly W kat gramatyke i skfad-
MIA, zaczyna sic bawlG w ,;za-
sady''.
kto tn pfaci So 90 abona.
'nentu, ten ma prawo ably &C
chwalono (EiAe~G rygt:
P:-R4, a jezeli pisac umie,
ably wszellkie jego gryzmoiy,
z poprawka ortografcznych bic,
dow, drukowano - inaczej
grozi odesfaniem gazety i BOZ
kotowaniem tejze! TAX zwa-
ny redabtor &yczenlom takich
mecenasow abecadlowych Cd
powiedzieG musi. Je,nu prze-
Gle cho1zi o chleb - i tygo-
dniowke, a lego panu wydaw-
cy ME chodzi przecie o oswia-
le, narodowosc, kosciot rell-
g']a | t. p. - nieznaiome mu
rzeczy i ME notowane na giei-
die = ale chodzi mu o abo-
nament i dolary.
Jsk sic takie gazety robia
i drukuja - a ME pisza, to
tn q mas kazdy vie. Dobre i
dlugie nozyce, zasciankowe
korespondencye re skandal:ka.
mn, ~anonse OF i gazeta 60
iowa. Do tego nauki ME pc.
trzeba. Humbug Ameryce
wielki = czernidfa dosyS, pa
pier TAM i nadzwyczaj cier
DliWV. a St1l7tOyYiD2 191f2U1t2ie oct
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-14

men naleZec dWal MaHlukle-
wicze, Lucian i Antoui, .lakis
mur5a tatarski i Kl!kucki.
Cncac nasladowae choGby
W~anuemakera, ktory ma Bank
szkole. lecz zaraZem spree
daje navel sznwaks, byle ro-
bic pleniqdze, kupilem konia i
woz j, dafem p.eniedzy ma "a
kupno miesa.
w zeszly poniedzialek wy
j2chal ten ptaszek sp, zedawat
Mlieso i talk sic dobrze splsaf,
ze ME powrocit sam koniem,
lccz musiafem takowego ga
braG 3 ulicy, DO furman pill ga
zebrane ola mnie pleniadze.
Gdy zas pos1alem pc nlego, by
zda1 rachurek, to mego CHOP
ca Q o6su Adama Plekarskie.
go koppqt noga zepchnaf re
schodow a Kilkuckiemu dat
diva razy W twarz, az mu roz-
clat usta.
Gdy sic to wszystko dzleje,
przychodzi Kilkucki i powiada
mi, lie ow Radwan albo Son
gallo, albo Rostow, DO i tax
sic przezywaf, mia} z CORY o.
snuty pro]ekt, wkrasc, sic W
mole z%aufanie, zrabowaG mo-
ia kase, poiechac ma wieS spree
daG mego konia i moi woz i
Jechac ia cztery wlatry.
Hotr ten, gdy sic dowie-
dzia], re ]ego plany odkryte,
chwycit "a noz, zamknaf drzwi
ma klucz chciaf zabiG kilkuc-
kiego, ktory IA kleczkach u
bfagaf sobie Aycie, !ecz wy
sZedfszy cd nlego, poszedl do
sedzlego i wziaf ma niego war.
rant, W polgodzlny ptaszek
spiewaf "a gruba zelazna KRAFT
ka.
Banda dowledziawszy sic o
aresztowaniu herszta, pobiegfa
do p. Kownackiego i obe1gafa
go przedstawiajac mu, ze ow
Radwan dat mi sto doiarow
ma konla i lie ia nietylko ko-
MIA zablalem, lecz jeszcze ME-
winnie 1otra do kozy wsadzi-
lem.
Oba1amucony tenn p, Kow-
nacki dat "a nlego 500 dola-
row bail i chcac Lie chcac
wplatat sic W pewna spolnose
re zlodziejem, oszustem i pi-
janica ostatniej klasy, a do
~iedziawszy sic 0 prawdzie,
mocno tego 2%afuje, DO iotr
mole drapnac a on 500 dola-
row straci.
Me potrzebujeiny radio co
p! Kownacki ina zrobic, lecz
many nadzieje, re jake uczcl~
wy cz1owiek poradzi sic swego
sumlenia i odsunie sic cd
b"udnego czfowieka, ktory j
lego %pobrudzlt mole.
Wypuszczony ptaszek miaf
odwage przyjsc do mego ofsu
domagaG sic odemnle zwrotu
JUL ME stu, lecz dziewiedzie-
sieciu dolarow a godny jego
wspolnlk Maciukiewlcz napi-
sal mi list grozac, Re Radwan
wypuszczony bedzie dziafaG
przeciw mnle, vice lepiej by
byio, gdybym sic 2 MIN po-
godzif, to jest, bym oszusto-
wi dat jeszcze pieaiedzy "a to,
il mnie oszuka1, he mnie
chciaf okrasc a wypuszczony
rozgfasza, Ae JUL mnie kauai
aresztowac.
Wobec tego oddafem Gala
rzecz w rece adwokatow PIP.
Anderson i Lyle, a CT wysfu-
chawszy calej sprawy, wyku-
pill ma Radwana wsrrant "a
oszczerstwo "a konsriracya
rabunku.
DIS wzleli tego niebezpiecz-
nego i bezczelnego iotra do ko-
zy i man nadzieje, he spra-
wiedliwosci stanie sic zadosG,