davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-06-07

sherin-s sale.

Joseph II. Locke
Gilbert Landre.
To be sold ut she,ifs sale on the 18th day Of
June, 1880, at 2 o'clock p. m, at the north front
door Of the court house.
The northeast quarter IN. 9. ~ of Section No.
twenty.txo C22l in Township No. twelve H.
north, Range No. 6ny-two 49, east Of the princi.
pal meridian Of Montana, containing an area OF
ED. J.. JONES.
Sheriff.
Dated May 3lst, lsg0.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-05
The Origin of the Diamond.

The origin Of the diamond has been
n fruitful topic for speculation among
scientists: hence many contradictory
theories have been advanced and argued
with some show of reason; but, after
all that has been said and written upon
the subjective are still left pretty much
in the dark. Some of the theories are
very ingenious and interesting. though
the amount Of truth they embody re-
mains TO be- proved. IL has been sug-
gcsted that the vapors OF carbon dur
ing the coal period may have been con-
denied and crystallized into the dia-
mond; aud again. the itacolumte.
generally regarded rs the matrix. was
saturated with petroleum, which, col
Letting in nodules. formed the gem by
gradual specialization.
Newton believed II to have been a
coagulatcd unctuous substance of
vegetable origin. and was sustained In
the theory by many eminent philoso-
pliers. including Sir ID. Brewster. who
believed the diamond was once mass
OF gum. derived from certain species OF
wood. aud that il subsequently assumed
"A crystalline form. Dana aud others
huNunct tue OplnlOu TINT III may nhNc
been produced by the slow decomposi-
ton Of vegetable material. and even
from animal matter. Burton says IL is
younger than gold. and suggests the
possibility that il may still be- In pro
cess OF formation. with capacity of
growth Specimens of the diamond
have been found TO enclose particles OF
gold. an evidence. he thinks. that is
formation was more recent than that OF
the precious metal.
The theory that the diamond was
formed immediately from carbon by
the action of heat Is opposed by an
other. maintaining that IL could not
have been produced In this way other
wise would have been consumed. But
the advocates Of this view were not
quite ON their guard against surprise.
for some quick-witted opponent has
found by experiments that the diamond
will sustain great heat without combus.
ton --lnrention.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-05

II was Holland who. in his book,
nicholas MinturnM said: "In thii
world we must take things as they are,
not rs they should be- Holland was,
in his day. popular writer. and wrote
some pretty fair books. but he laio
down wrong principle when he wrote
the sentiment quoted above. says &c
X. Pritchard in the ArkdnSdw 7rdreler
Legitmatcly carried ont. il woulc
stop the wheels OF progress and reform,
and leave the whole human race in D
deplorablc position. II implies thai
we must be contentcd with the thing,
IA we find them. Had Coperuicus
Newton, and Martin Luther acted or
this principle of accepting things as
they found them the world would just
now be barely emerging from the con.
dition il WAS in during the middle ages.
Ii is safe TO say that spirit of dis.
content al the existing state OF affairs
lies at the bottom the beginning of AL
great reforms.
Copernicus was not satisfied with the
theories of the scientists OF his time re.
garding the motions of the heavenly
bodies. SO he investigated for himself
and made discoveries that completely
overthrow the doctrines of his asso..
ciatcs aud set the world right where
from the beginning II had been wrong.
So Newton. ia The same spirit of dis.
satisfaction with the accepted phil
osophy Of bis day. gave to the world
his valuable discovery of the law OF
gravitation. So Martin Luther. dis.
gusted with the existing state of affairs
In the catholic church. aud not content
TO take them rs he found them. started
the reformation, and. in Going it. set
the world on the broad highway lead.
ing 10 intellectual light aud freedom.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-05

II Is quite important when speaking
OF the longest day In the year. 10 say
what part OF the world we are talking
about as will be seen by reading the
following list, which tells the length OF
the longest day in several different
places. How unfortunate are the chill
dren In Tornea. Finland. where Christ
mas day Is less than three hours In
length
At Stockholm. Sweden, II is 1871 hours
In length.
AT Spitzbergen the longest day is 81
months.
In England. and at Barmen In Prus-
STA, the longest day has l6l hours.
At Hamburg In Germany and Dant-
zig In Prussia the longest day has IL
hours.
At Wardbury, Norway, the longest
day lasts from May 81 10 july %, with
out interruption.
At ST. Petersburg. Russia, and To
bolsk. Siberia, the longest day is 10
hours. and the shortest hours.
At Tornea, Finland. June n brings
day nearly ~ fours long. and Christ
mas one less than 3 hours in length.
AT New York. in the United States
OF America. the longest day Is about Is
hours. and at Montreal. Canada. II is 10.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-05

How = Lady OF wealth Captured Bur
glar In Her Room.

We are reminded of an incident that
came 10 our knowledge some years ago
which should show women that pres
rnee of mind and the power OF self
control have a saving power where i'h-
pulse and lack Of courage wouiu nave
been certain destruction, says MIS-,
Henry Ward Bcecher in the Consumers
Journal. We may have written tnis
before I'VE are not sure but IL VIII
bear repeating many times II any VIII
pront by the lesson and learn To prac-
iice seli-control aud similar presence
of mind In circumstances hall as start
ling. La this case one instants waser-
inc or weakness would have cost
life.
A lady of wealth aud with the rich
surroundings aud costly works oil art
that wealth brings WAS one evening
alone. with only one servant ia the
house. Being in her chamber rs she
laid aside articles OF iewclry In their
appropriate places in her bureau, she
chancsd to raise her eyes TO the mirror
opposite. aud from "A light in the other
corner of the room she caught III the
mirror the reflection of q figure OF
man curled up under a large center
table, but hidden from all sight save
what was gained by this reelection IN
the mirror. la this way she saw one
OF his hands resting on the iloor. lhls
hand was minus two fingers, anu she
knew at once that close 10y her was one
of the most desperate characters whose
crimes and fiendish deeds had been
the terror OF the surrounding country
for miles. Now. who could blame her
IL She had screamed OF made "a hurried
effort TO reach the door, Had she done
SO Il would have sealed her fate. But
forcing herself td be calm she finished
what she was doing nj the bureau, then
quietly stepping to the bell rang for
the one servant i'm the house. When
the Girl appeared she quietly said:
MARY, | wish YOU would run over to
MIR. - Ga jeweler in the neighbor-
hood) and say | wish no would send
back the diamonds he has been reset
ting--they are the most valuable have,
and am uneasy TO have them long out
of the house. Tell him TO send them
by YOU tonight even If not finished,
wait. IN write "A note for fear OF any
mistake So seating herself with the
greatest hpPaIcut SVihPvsWN ~ 'uN
very table where the man lay conceal
ed She wrote the note. Oh course she
wrote not for the diamonds. but for
help The girl took the note, and
alone, absolutely, with this great ter
ror concealed close by her. the lady
waited. That no suspicion should bc
aroused she busted herself putting var
ious things in different places. How
terrible must have been that waitingl
How full of JOY and safety the sound OF
the bell when the girl returned. and
with her the friend and the police, who
captured the man before he could To
: sist.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-05

A Birmingham man. who does not
wish his name TO appear has been expert.
menting for a year-on metal resemb-
ling gold. and has his discovery nearly
perfected. He stumbled on the combi-
nation at first. while APPLYING some
metals, and when he realized what no
bad found he soon produced metal
which puzzles the best OF jewellers. All
the aluminums before discovered are
lacking In weight or in some other es.
sential point. This new metal is as
heavy rs gold aud. to all appearances.
IL the precious metal itself 1t can be
manufactured at a cost OF about GO
cents pound and will make the best
foundation for goId-plated goods that
can be found. II Is easily worked aud
can be either hammered or drawn.
The metal Is no compound, IL being
only one kind. reduced TO It's gold.Iiko
appearance by the application Of GER
tain chemicals. The inventor saws
there Is no use in taking out patent.
as mo- one can discover the secret OF IL
manufacture by analyzing Il. ~ L.
Sun.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-05

Too sick to GO 20 school.
When brother Jack and i were boys,
Full twenty years ago,
We never feared TO go TO school
Through storms Of sleet and snow;
But summer weather made Us sick
When forests beckoned cool
Not sick enough TO feel bad,
But too sick to go To school.
On rainy days. through seas OF mud,
Undauntedly We sailed,
But when the pleasant weather came
Our constitution failed.
Or IL a circus CHANGED to come,
III found us, as rule,
Not sick enough TO feel bad,
But too sick 70 go To school.
Oh, often in the morning
We woke i'm woeful plight,
But after father went TO work
Our illness all took flight.
We hunted up our iishing-rods
And sought some shady pool
Not sick enough TO feel bad,
But too sick TO go TO school.
One day our father happened home
As we came struggling In,
And drew us gently Ger the edge
OF the potato-bin.
That afternoon we sadly sat
Beneath the teachers rule;
Quite sick enough 10 feel bad.
And too sick TO so TO school. '-Er.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-05

@. +. Holder. diver. says; The
seas of the Florida coast are famous
for their fishes. and many were beau
ties. being striped with bright green,
yellow and red. Others had long
streamers. and looked like the harle-
quins and columbines In pantomimes.
l noticed that there was the greatest
difference between them In their habits
Some were shy and darted away at the
slightest motion. while others seemed
10 think me huge fish and came near
me as II curious to soc what was like
Some swan over my arms and let me
move my hand toward them. But
most were shy. AS TO the stories OF
sharks. they are In the main not true.
I have had shark come within five
feet OF me. and when raised my arm
IL darted of In such hurry that the
boiling OF the water nearly threw me
of my feet. OF course. there may be
cases where a very large shark might
attack diver. but II he should attack
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-05
Two strange Passengers.

Away of on the horizon a strange
looking vessel was discovered by the
lookout on the steamship. Both boats
were IN mid-ocean. AS the steamer
approached the strengthening craft,
the lookout reported that part OF her
spars were gone. and most OF her rig
cling. The steamship came nearer
and nearer. all on board looking anx-
iously for some sign OF the crew, but
could discover none, though signals of
distress were flying. AT last the
steamer stopped. small boat was
lowered and put of for the wreck.
AS the men drew near there was
heard the frantic barking OF a dog.
and means that resembled the voice OF
human being. The little boat drew
nearer, and finally came alongside,
but IL was almost dark. The sailors
climbed up the sides OF the ship and
found little dog running about so
wildly that they knew at once he was
mad. Still the means could be heard
The men lighted the lanterns and
started 10 find the human being In
distress. The sounds came from the
forward part OF the vessel. and grew
more and more pitiful. AT last the
lights flashed on little white pig
lying in neat little pen. The pig
looked up Mt his rescuers, as one OF
the men said, with an expression that
seemed TO say. "Iie thought 1t was a
long time between meals. One of
the sailors took the little pig in his
arms back TO the steamship. but be-
fore the men left they shot the poor
little dog that had gone mad. AT day
break the next day the wrecked yes
sci was inspected, and it was decided
that her crew had been taken of by
some other vessel. II was considered
dangerous TO leave the wreck afloat,
and the captain OF the steamship
poured oil over the vessel and set II
on fire. He staid by until the
charred hulk sank. and then started
for New York with his queer little
passenger, who, il Is evident, will be
allowed TO live till old age. SO fond
have the crew grown OF him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-05
A Morning with Wolves.

AS the prairie wolves are very hu-
merous about Longmont. Col, and ex-
ceedingy troublesome | determined
TO put stop TO their midnight inya-
sions. especially as my chickens were
getting very scarce. Accordingly one
morning. about daylight. | took my
repeating rifle and started for the
lake, knowing should be able TO In
tercept them as they returned from the
plains TO their dens In the foot hills.
/ got 70 the north bank of the lake and
sat down among some willow bushes
and waited. hadn't sat there long
before l saw gray old fellow ascend
the ridge and disappear over the other
side. knew there was carcass OF
an old horse lying over the ridge, so
as soon as he disappeared | followed
up little draw and as | approached
the top OF the hill peered cautiously
over, and down In the ravine about one
hundred yards saw seven wolves
busy with their breakfast or supper,
know not which. 1 crawled along
about ten yards under the shelter OF a
cactus. raised up on one knee, rested
my elbow on the other TO steady my
aim and drew a bead on the largest
one AT the spiteful crack OF the old
Marlin one rolled over, and the band
not having any further business In that
locality commenced wild race for
their mountain home. The fun now
commenced In real earnest Rising to
my feet quickly pumped fresh shell
into the barrel and fired into the
bunch and one OF them stopped very
suddenly with his nose against rock.
Bang, bang, went two more shots, but
both were too low. So, profiting from
past experience / shot higher and
over rolled another, but he quickly re-
gained his feet and tried desperately
TO keep up with tho scattered, fleeing
pack. They were over 200 yards
away, and at that distance single
wolf makes small target, especially
when running. But kept pumping
the old Marlin and had the satisfaction
Of seeing the bullets strike in among
them by the little clouds OF dust they
would raise. Finally they had got
about 400 yards away and still had
one shell left in the magazine.
quickly pumped that into the barrel.
and by n chance shot tumbled over
another one. They were now out OF
range and calmly surveyed the bat
tle-held, for knew had only wound
ed one OF them. called my dog, but
he was nowhere 10 be seen. So
went down into the draw whore ! had
last seen the wounded wolf and there
stood my dog, trying to keep him from
escaping. He was afraid TO jump the
wolf. but he succeeded admirably in
no retarding his wolfship's movements
that soon overlook them. and, put
ting fresh shell In the gun. laid
him out. Four wolves before break.
fast. Pretty good. II Is needless 10
say l haven't seen another Ia the vi
entity Of tho draw since. FRANK l..
Cook.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-05

one wearing the modern divers helmet
or armor. think the shark would have
hard time OF hooper and glass
would not make very good mouthful," "
said the diver, laughing.
"A friend Of mine had funny ex-
perience, He was walking on a sandy
bottom, when suddenly he was lifted
upward, then thrown backward. AID.
but for his pike, would have fallen.
For few seconds the water was not
clear. Then he saw that the cause OF
his upset was big skate that had
been lying partly buried In the sand
asleep, perhaps. lie had stepped
with his leadcn shoes right on its
back.
Among the strange things that may
be seen by divers Is the ocean forest.
OF the eastern coast. The sandy bot
tom the q iscovered with the hardened
roots OF great trees. and In some in
stances parts of trunks are standing,
showing that the coast there must
have settled, and that the sea has
rolled in over the land.
Sometimes we go down at night
and then the scene under water Is
often u beautiful sight. Every jelly
fish and living creature seems TO be
ablaze with light; your rope appears
To be ON fire, and every motion makes
the water glimmer. The crabs and
fishes sparkle. many with n light OF
their own. So. you see. instead OF
being dark and barren place, as the
majority OF people seem 10 regard it.,
the ocean. even at the greatest depths,
is probably made bright by the very
animals that mostneed the light.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-05
An Amusing Experiment.

Fill tumbler with water. put a
dime In IL. and. holding plate over
the top. turn II upside down. The
dime will fall down on the plate and
appear TO be a larger coin. while at
the same time dime will seem TO be
swimming In the glass.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-05
FOR YOUNG FOLKS.


A Deserted vssssi-Lsnssh ofDays-Thriii-
ing Adysnturs--Light Juvenile Read
Ing aud short Paragraph.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-05

One who Is anxious TO succeed asks:
What Il always n safe rule 20 60 byPN
That's a tough question. However.
we rise 20 the emergency. II you
come 10 a saloon on your way 10 sue
cess II 10 always safe rule TO 20 by.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-05

J.. Ramon de lbarrola. Of Mexico. Is
travelling in this country. He Is an
engineer OF the Mexican Government.
lie says that Mexico would rather
have the devil than annexation"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-05

make 1t strong enough to win. ! am
prepared 10 lend you all enough, Mt
low interest, TO pay your tavern bills"
ST LoniS Gkohf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

u "ldl uoJ oPla"Ao1a oiI o"AS
ME, ME szczedzlli pafaszy nj
lancy. Przecie3 niesposob ro-
zerwaG lch lub odeprzec. Par
Ii mas przewyzszajaca swa 81
Ia, dobrze ]ek ma ziosc Wy
mierzonemi STRATA
mi co chwila o )aki dzieslatek
zmniejszali szczupfy moi Or
szaS.
-Dalipsn, to ME przeiewki
- pomyslafem sob'e- lezell
d}uaej talk potrwa, cho6by 60
dzlne, to ami jeden ME pozo-
stanie zofnlerz, to gorsza JesI-
cze nizeli %przejscie parowu.
Otoz pc co manewrowac, "a
Mast pc ludzku lsc naprzod.
Gdyby pan pu1kownik z cafym
korpusem zrobif tax samo lax
ia, nj jeden z tych przekletych
bandytow ME byiby uszedf
pogromu. Lecz co tam, mech
sic dzieje VIOLA Bo2a! kledy
bio sic, to bic do upad1ego.
Wstyd by}oby ustapic, a COZ
dopiero podda6 sic.
-Hej, wiara z koni i do
szafas6w, tam fatwiej bsonic
sic bedzie.
Trzeba CT zas wiedzieG, o
czem ~zapomniafem wspomniee,
lie owe szafasy, cafy ob6z ma
wet okrazat nizkl prawda, lecz
"a to mocny wal kamlenny,
przez samych brygantow wy
sypany zapewnie. Moglis-
my sic vice broniG z "a ME-
90 przewy4szajacej siIe i dtu-
lei i z mnieJszem n'ebezpie-
czenstwem, nil ma szczerem
polu. lego tel tylko czeka]l
moi 2ofnierze; W mgnleniu
Okla przeskoczyli ow wal; kto
miai czas, do budy konia "a
prowadzii, i nuz sic odstrzeli-
wac W prawo, W lewo, jak
Bog dat.
Ale1 i teraz ME polepszy1a
sic nasza sprawl. Niby jake
mrowie opadli Hiszpanie; "a
bifes ktorego, dziesieciu szto
ma to miejsce, a byty to krzy-
XII, wrzawa, dalipan, dotad
ona jeszcze brzmi W molch
uszach, a gdy przysni sic
W nocy, nleochybn;e obudzi.
G%eryfas6w przysparzato sic
coraz, DO ma wrzswe swolch
zbiegali re wszystkich stron
Moi zas oddziaf uszczupla]
sic co chw;la; kule swiszczafy
mad Giovanni, brzeczaly wildly:
pafasze, siekiery, DO ia hafa
stra zbrojna byia ME pc judz
ku, ME pc zo1niersku, ale W
CO pczypadek nastreczyf.
-Hm!- mysle sobie- tc
lie! wystrze.ilem JUL BOWEN
pistolety, znu5yiem sic biega'
JAG to tam; to sam; przyjdzie
tn grzeszne potozyc zycie
waafem sic W ~nieswoJa rzecz
Mniejsza O mnie, ale tycf
dzielnych chfopak6w, caty
szwadron, wszystko swol!
Gdy wtem parowem, kto
rym przeszlismy l drugim
przeclwne] strony, i z gor
skaf, posypnie zbrojny nass
lud, z~abrzmia huczne wykrzy'
XII: Mech lyle Francya, Nlecl
lyle Napoleon". Pufkownlk
nadclqgnat z catym swo7m Cd
dziafem!
Biedni Hiszpanie ulcer byl
]ak W matn1a, %doprawdY "a
mi ich by}o, DO choc to 10
try wcielone, zdraicy a NIB,
rabusie, stanqc ME umieja V
linii do boju itylko szarmycla
mi naszych trapill, tn przecje.
bill sic dzielnie, bill aawet
wtedy; cho6 Aadnei naazie
zwycieztwa ME byio. Pofow;
,,,,l, ,,L ~.llo J, a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31
NarzecZOna z brOda.
Obrazek z czas0w woien
napole0hskich
wEliszpanii.

(Ciag dalszy).

POI godzlny pra"le Cr"ai"
TAXA gonitwa-Sciany parowu
tymczasem jakos zmniels zac
sic W wysokosci zaczefy, droga
byia mnle] stroma; nagle spo]:.
rzafem pred siebie, al tn luz
szczyt CORY, skala maya, lecz
obszerna i pfaska; patrze le-
plej, ba! mospauie to Lie tart,
kilkadzleslqt pl6ciennych ma
miotow, kilka szafasow
a ~raczej bud z gliny, drzewa
z dzikich krzewow zlepionych,
oczywiscie obozowlsko handy
tow.
acknowledgements sic !
do ataku!-krzyknafem mafo
dajac baczenia Ia znuzonych
przykra d-oga zofnlerzy - tn
w,docznie zaloga.
Jakoz ME omylifem sic
wcale. Uprzedza)ac nas2e, Kill
kanascie wystrzafow zabrzmia-
10, z bud j namiotow wysypaf
sic ROY Hiszpanow. kob'ety,
dzieci, starce, rzadko jak'
cztowiek porzadny. Poskoczy-
lismy do nlch; byfa to tylko
zabawka ME bltwa; kto sic
chcial broniG, stawia6 opor,
polegf; brad do nlewoli czasu
ME byfo, wieksza Geese
biedakow rozpierzcbia sic W
prawo i lewo, gdzie Bog wlodt
wreszczac ! krzyczac co tylko
starczyio gardet.
Lecz ma tenn ME komec. W
budach sfyszymy wrzawe, har-
mider, jekl, a wszystko to W
naszym, to W francuzklm ]e
zyku. Poialem przyczyne; bez-
watpienla, to nasi W poprzed-
Mich utarczkach / wycieczkacE
hiszpahskich brygantow do
nlewoli zabraui. Rozdzielifem
vice szybko cafy oddziaf ma
dwle potowy, jednej kazafem
bye gotowa ma przy]ecle owych
jegomosci, co to "a mann
biegli parowem, z druga pc
biegiem do bud, z
ktorych rozlega}y sic owe
divine wykrzyki, o ktorych
wspomniafem.
Dalipan movie ME 2artem,
w1osy ma gfow1e powstafy,
gdym wszedf do jednego z
szafasow, wyobrazcle sobie
mospanie, a TOT W MIN przesz'
10 dwustu naszych ]encow
byfo zamknietych. Wszyscy
zwiazani jakby wpoi nad1y a
gfodni, wielu nawet JUL be2
duszy Tub k%onajacych. Go 2y-
VIC kazafem porozc,na6 powro.
zy. Byiaz to radosG, wesele.
Biedacy niby z grobu powsta'
Ii, nlby urodzili sic pc raz
drug, cieszyll s'e, radowali
To2 Same byfo W druglel
trzeciej budzle i nastepnei. Sio.
wen, do pieciuset Francuz6N
i naszych z cleakiej wyswobo
dzilem niewoll.
-Panie poruczniku, panic
Observation-Disclosures wte
dy re dwoch stron krzyki. Z
jednej donoszono mi, Re gerry
1asy z wawozu JUL tylko n;
kllka sta] So oddaleni, lie zEa
leziono W szalasach mnostwe
rozne) broni, pataszow, pisto
let5w i karabinow, wyrazni'
acknowledgements. Jezeli ]edn,
przerazlia mnie, to "a to dru-
ga pocieszYfa wiadomosG.
-Hej bracla!- krzvknalen
do swieio uwolnlonych iowa
rzyszy = ktory czu]e dos
sill, MECH sic uzbraja co zywo
pomsci swych cierpieh, a da
my napastnlkom rade...
Huczne ,,naprzod" zabr2
miafo, Gala grenada czempre
dzej do arsenalu pobiegta
wkrotoe moi oddziai powieksz>
sic piecioma kompaniami wpC