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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-21
CONGRESS.


:, t'e senate-sA number Of bills s~rss
s.,ctled and placed on the calendar. ~.
sey.l bills were pissed. The Legislative spr
pro3riation bill lrfas considered Eulogics
ON the late Nes<rs. Nufting and William
were deliveTas and the senate adjourned
In the bosse-The approval Of the jour.
nal, diseks,nR TIE reference Of the silver
bill "a che coinage committee, was the
snsas-st Of a motion n correct this state
rant and long discassion Of the action
on the speaker The previous question
YVES voted down--yeas 100. nays iis. eleht
Republicans voting with the DenlosF8eh
Several votes followed. aud ahe hnuso ads
sonFned, the pendinR question belng mo-
zion 20 approve the Journal a. nnlrudqd
Threa people were killed anil SEVERAL
ln3aned ~ = baitiAaofe and ohIa expltHs
train going oFzr an euhanknenf nehf
slnHerly. "a eOEiy Friday ualalpE
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DENIED

The Report That signals Were Heard In
the Dunbar Mine
PITTsBuRs. June 21.-A Leader re-
porter has arrived from Dunbar and
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To which Mr.. Blaine replied.
UEPAHTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, -. g.. June 10

DEPARTMENT or Stair.
WASHINGTON, -. g.. June 10
J. +. limbs, Minneapolis, MINI:
We have no official advices at the state
department Of :he eighty cents additional
duty on flour In CHna. II levied. X will
make the duty S5.3i per barrel evidently
intsndedby Spain 70 he prohibltory The
whole subject IL within the power of cnn.
Gress. II has been constantly said here
Tor the last six months that the western
farmers demand the unconditional repeal
Of the sugar duty.
II Is within the power Of western farm
srs. by encouraging system of reclproc-
ity, TO secure. in exchange for the repeai
Of this duty, the free admission Of their
breadstuffs and provisions into the mar
kets of the forty millions Of people In
emding Cuba. In my opinion this Is the
most profitable policy fer the western
farmer, Free sugar ia the United States
should be accompanied by free brcadstuffs
and provisions in Spanish America
JAMES G. HfAryR
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presIdsn, uarrI.on a. Cane sfnv

Carr MAY, N. j., June 9 - The presi.
Sss wife and party are here, cnsconced
. e cottage that was given them.
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GREAT REDUCTION
I'M PRICES.

Cross barred muslin, worth CENTS S cents
White plaid musin sold for 12R CENTS TO-
Victoria Lawn, former price Is cents, now 113.
Very fine Victoria Lawn former price 20 cents a.
Black Organdies in pad formerly sold for 20 cents l5
Striped Black Organdes, worth 25 cents, now co.
Nice large Turkish bath towels only cents.
Good linen towels for S cents
Beautiful line of Gnghams from 81 cents up.
Chaies in beautiful patterns for cents.
Croque Quilts worth SO 81 25 Still finer $l5O
Also all shoes and slippers greatly reduced.
Misses and Chdrens hose worth cents
Very large line of Ladies' Vests price and so
now from 10 cents up
Parasols and umbrellas at astonishy low prices.
still good stock of Chldrens clothing which
selling from 81 up. Boys knee pants low as 25 cents
When you need of Carpets Matngs, Art Squares it
will your examine my stock get my prices
will sell awoo suit of Clothes worth $1 for So. fine
SIS suit for So.
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A CHANCE ro paorecr rRApe.

Secretary Blaine Gives PIain Pointer 20
Western MlIIers aud Farmers
WASHINGTON. Jnne 81. 49, Secretary
Blaine received the following telegram
from the chairman Of the National
Millers' association, now in session at
Minneapolis:
MILWAUKEE. June 10
II Is reported that sn additional dnty of
eighty cent? per barrel will be- Imposed
upon American -four by Cuba on July l.
This would prohibit eny possible nOas
trade between the United States aud
Cuba. The mliers are consequently ald.
tated, hence your prompt tclrcrnpldc ~
ply is earnestly solicited
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-01
OVER THE STATE.

Brief Newsy Items from Texas Towns and
Counties.
A telephone line from Beeville to
San Antonio is being talked of.
Blanco county will be represented at
the Spring Palace.
Beeville will have a $4,000 gin
merry.
Bolton now has a system Of electric
lights.
1t is rumored that a joint stock
company is being organized for the
purpose of erecting gin and large
cotton seed oil mill at Manor.
The eleventh annual session OF the
Texas Press association will be held
in the city of Houston, beginning
Tuesday, May 6, 1890, and all officers
and members are earnestly urged to
be present.
The largest sheep ranch in the
world is in the counties of Webb and
Dimmit in Texas. Itcontains upward
of 100000 acres and yearly pastures
SOO,UOO sheep.
The contract has been let for the
erection of Baptist college, to cost
$4,000, at Brentwood, and work will
begin at once.
The race track upon the Cleburne
fair grounds is about completed. 1t
will be one of the best three-quarte +
tracks in the State.
The Fort Worth and Rio Grande
railroad engineering corps were given
a grand supper at Brownwool the
other; night. They are surveying a
line to Llano.
The Taylor base bail nine is prac-
ticing for a game with the George
town club during the fair. Permission
has been secured from the managers
of the fair to have the game on the
grounds.
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created for all our country produce,
and lands now worth $25 an acre
would, in few years, be worth 500.
He treated the fear of Johnstown
disaster as one unworthy of sensible
people. A friend of his in Round
Rock was opposed to TIE dam because
he feared that backwater might over
flow that city. ,
He felt sure that the engineering
skill that would be applied to the work
would render all chance of breaking
The resolution was supported by T.
Bird, F. Walker, j. A. Wright, O..
Palmer, H. Holman, E. Stramley and
E. Payton in pointed and practical
speeches, and was carried unanimously.
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed
throughout the meeting, and all pres
ent will take steps to let their voting
friends in the city know that the
farmer wants the dam.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-01
STATE CAPITOL.
NEWSY NOTES PICKED UP IN TIE
STATE DEPARTMENTS
YESTERDAY.
.ems Of Interest for the People and 0ficia
Figures and Opinions for
County officials.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

The governor and Hon. John D.
Mccall leave this morning for Terrell
to inspect and receive from the con-
tractor the new addition to the Ter
rell asylum.
The governor restored citizenship to
Stephen Rogers of Ellis county yester-
day, he having served out term in
the penitentiary.
The governor yesterday issued the
following quarantine proclamation:
To all whom these presents shall come:
Whereas, it has come to my knowl-
edge that yellow fever, cholera and
smallpox exist in many places which
are in mercantile connection with our
ports of entry;
Now, therefore, 1, L. S. Ross, gov
ernor of Texas, by virtue OF the power
in me vested, do hereby declare g
quarantine Of twelve days at the port
OF entry against all points or ports
that are now or may become infected
with cholera, yellow fever or smallpox.
This quarantine to be governed by
subjoined rules and to take effect
from April %, 1890.
In testimony whereof, I hereto sign
my name and have caused the seal of
State to become impressed, at the city
of Austin, this 25th day of April, A.
ID. 1890.
SEAL l.. S. Ross, Governor.
By the governor:
j. M. MOORE, Secretary OF State.
COMPTROLLER'S DEPARTMENT.
Collector B. F. Duboise of Ander-
son county settled up with the State
yesterday.
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gist, sole agent, Anstin. Tex.
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AT JUSTICE sTUARTs.
THE FARMERS.
They Speak Out on the Dam Question at
Summit.

They Speak Out on the Dam Question at
Summit.
Last night meeting of farmers and
country residents Vas held in the
Summit school house to consider the
Colorado dam scheme and its relation
to the agricultural interest.
There was large attendance of
representative farmers, who evinced q
keen interest IN the proceedings and
showed by their speeches and votes
their confidence in and support of, the
scheme.
Judge w. McElroy was voted to the
chair and explained the object of the
meeting, which he said had been
called to allow farmers and others in
the district to express their approval
Or otherwise of the proposed dam. 1t
was true those living outside the city
limits had no vote in deciding the
matter, but they were none the less
interested, and they had influence
which they could use, and he hoped it
would be used in the right direction.
He called on John G. Edgar, who
thoved the adoption of the following
resolution:
Resolved, That the proposal to dam
| me Colorado river at Austin, for
water, light and manufacturing pur-
poses is eminently wise and calcu-
lated to develop the natural resources
and increase the prosperity of not
only Austin, but every portion of the
county, and this meeting OF farmers
and others residing in the Duval vot-
ing precinct pledges itself to use every
lawful means to help forward the
grand enterprise.
Mr.. Edgar then reviewed the his
tory OF the dam agitation and told
what had been done to ascertain the
practicability of the scheme and its
probable cost, and gave it as his be-
lief that it was not only practicable,
but that it would be the most profit
able enterprise ever inaugurated in
Texas and would prove a mine OF
wealth to Austin and the surround
ing country. While its promoters
only expected to use the power for
watering and lighting the city, he be-
lieved manufacturers would crowd
here and avail themselves of the
many advantages we could offer them.
w. G. Mcintyre seconded the reso-
luton, and, in his usual eloquent and
forcible manner, pictured the change
that would follow the construction Of
the dam A home market would be
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General Southern Agents.
Fortunate Chicagoans.

In the Feb. II drawing of the Louisiana
State Lottery two citizens drew cash prizes
which have made them wealthy. H. A.
Hulburd, 80 Metropolitan block, is one of
the lucky citizens. To Traveller repre-
sentative Mr.. Hulburd said: 81 held one
quarter of ticket No. 1919 which drew the
third capital prize of $4,000. The cash,
through the American Express Co." Messrs.
Charles Kozminski e. Co, bankers at 16S
Washington ST., collected for a customer
through the State Natl bank of New Or
leans, one-twentieth of ticket No. 1885
which drew the first capital prize of$3OO, OOC
in the same drawing.-Chicago Qll.) Ark
asas Traveller March Is.
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DISTRICT COURT.

In this court, Judge Key presiding,
the following proceedings were had
yesterday:
Spencer Optical Instrument COM
pany vs.. NJ. \. Crosby and husband
judgment for defendant, M. A. Crosby,
and judgment against A. w. Crosby
in favor of plaintiff for $75.
Fly & Davidson vs.. G. H. Silliman,
suit for commissions; tried and taken
under advise nent.
SUPREME COURT.
The following cases in the supreme
court were disposed of yesterday:
AFFIRMED.
Seemuller VS.. Thornton ct al, from
Bell.
Watts VS.. Howard, from Wise.
Keyser VS.. Mensebach ct al, from
Mason; reformed as to costs and af
firmed.
REVERSED AND REMANDED.
Snowden ct al. VS.. Estell ct al.
from McLennan.
San Antonio National Bank vs.
Blocker ct al, from Travis.
Dudley ct al, VS.. Jones, from Hill
Case advanced-Gaal VS.. Townsend
from Ell Paso.
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ME-. Mott (staff corpsl Judge advo.

NJ. F. Mott (staff corps) judge advo-
cate-general, rank, colonel.
A. Faulkner (staff corps) assistant
acknowledgement, rank, colonel.
R. Rutherford (staff corps) surgeon
general, rank, colonel.
AIDS-DE-CAMP - RANK, IL EUTENANT
COLONEL.
Geo. B. Zimpelman, Austin; E. w.
Taylor, Fort Worth; B. H. Nors-
worthy, Orange; r. B. Levy, Long
view; Fred Feigl, Hampstead; Henry
Hutchings, Austin.
FIRST DIVISION.
Major-general commanding, A. s.
Roberts, Austin.
Assistant Acknowledgement, rank.
Observation-Disclosures B. Gurley
(staff corps), Waco.
Assistant inspector-general, rank
Standardization Scurry (stafl
corps), Dallas.
Assistant Judge acknowledgement
rank, major-A. w. Houston (stafl
corps San Antonio.
Division quartermaster, rank, major
Henry Exall (staff corps) Dallas.
Medical director, rank lieutenant
colonel-R. B. Powell (staff corps
Houston.
Aids-de, camp, rank, captain--An-
drew Cathcart, Hampstead; Jno. w.
Philips, Austin; j. B. Miller, Calves
ton; r. L. Robinson, Tyler.
FIRST BRIGADE.
Brigadier-general commanding, L.
NJ. Oppenheimer, Galveston.
Assistant Acknowledgement, rank,
major-Jas. Garitty (staff corps) Cor,
sicana.
Assistant inspector-general, rank,
major-C. w. Preston (staff corps
Galveston.
Brigade quartermaster, rank, cap
tain-T. H. Franklin (staff corps
Houston.
Surgeon, rank, major-Ed. Randall
(staf corps) Galveston.
Aids-de camp, rank, captain-E. b
Parker Houston, Tom Randolph
Sherman.
SECOND BRIGADE.
Brigadier-general commanding, H
B. Stoddard, Bryan.
Assistant Acknowledgement, rank
major-R. G. Lowe (staff corps), Gal
weston.
Assistant inspector-general, rank
major-N. H. Kicker (staff corps)
Galveston.
Brigade quartermaster, rank captain
IS. NJ. Penland (staff corps), Gal
weston.
Surgeon, rank, major-W. A. Adams
(staff corps), Fort Worth.
Aids-de-camp, rank, captain-Chas
Davis, Ell Paso; J. B. Reed, Bryan
BATTALION COLoRED INFANTRY.
Major, Jacob Lyons, San Antonio
Adjutant, rank, first lieutenant-J
F. Van Duzor, San Antonio.
Quartermaster and commissary
rank, first lieutenant-T. ]. Dillwood
San Antonio.
Assistant surgeon, rank, captain
j. G. Starnes, San Antonio.
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Grigsby VS.. May, fri
tinuance refused.
Court adjourned unit
las; con-

SAN ANTONIO NATIONAL VI. R.
BLOCKER EFT AL, fror
Suit by appellant promi>-
sorry note, joint and Sc nd exc
cuted by i R. Blocker, Blocker
E. Menielle and w. S. Cal- 1rs. The
note was payable to the O. n OF W.
B Blocker and by him endorsed to
appellant. 1t appears that ). II.
Blocker was principal and al tbs
other makers were sureties. j. Rand
S. ]. Blocker were partners, and as
such owned a note against A. j., G. P.
and ]. NJ. Day, payable to the part
ners in their firm name. Subsequent
to the acquisition, by appellant, OF the
note in controversy, appellant loaned
to said firm 500, 600 for which they eX-
ecuted by their firm name, their prom
issory note. At time of execution of
said note said firm deposited
said Day note with the bank
as collateral security. and expressed
in their note the terms of their agree
ment. The only expression in bear
ing here is as follows: "Any excess
of collateral upon this note shall be
applicable to any other note or claim
held by said bank against us, J. r.
and S. J. Blocker" Before the ma
turity of the partnership note the
Blockers had become insolvent, and
Appellee Carothers had demanded of
appellant that it should hold the Day
note as collateral for payment of note
in controversy. On September IA,
1886, the makers of the Day note
paid to appellant the full amount of
said partnership note. On the same
Day, over objection of Carothers, APP
pellant delivered to S. J. Blocker said
day note. Carothers claimed that by
reason of contract between the bank
and the Blockers, the bank
had the right to hold the
balance of the Day note to secure the
note in controversy, and by sur
rendering the collateral he was dis
charged. Judgment against all of
the defendants except Carothers, and
in his case discharging HIM. Held:
That said collateral was deposited
by a partnership debt, and in no
event could be applied under terms
of said pledge to any debt except one
due by said partnership.
Reversed and remanded. Opinion
by Henry, J.
SEEMJLLER EFT AL, VS.. THORNTON EFT
AL, from Bell.
The error complained OF is in the
admission of tax deed admitted solely
as basis of limitation pleaded. The
court carefully instructing the jury to
consider it for no other purpose. Deed
held admissible. Judgment affirmed.
Opinion by Stayton.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-01
WHAT is cARsoLINEUM AvENaEIUsi

It is a Wood and Stone Preserving Com
pound Oil Stain, applied with AL ordinary
brush. 1t is guaranteed to preserve any
kind of wood, above or under the ground
or water, for at least fifteen years, and keep
off all kinds of insects 1t is used by the
U. s. and almost all foreign Governments:
Telegraph, Telephone, Rail lad. and other
large Corporations, as well a., all Real Estate
Owners, where it is kept for sale. q
For further information and CIRCULAR
please address or call on
GERHARD HARDWARE COMPANY,
Austin, Te1
General Southern Agents.
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DISTRICT COURT.

In the district court, Judge Key
presiding, the following proceedings
were had yesterday:
Fly & Davidson VS.. G. H. Silliman
judgment for defendant.
Attorneys should make note Of the
fact that this is the last motion day
of the term and all motions on the
docket will be disposed of.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-01
OFFICE OF INSURANCE, STATISTICS }
AND HISTORY, AUSTIN, Tex, y
March 25. 1890. \

To all whom it may concern:
This is to certify that the Fidelity
and Casualty Insurance company Of
New York has in all respects fully
complied with the laws OF Texas as
conditions precedent to its doing bust
ness in this State, and that said COM
pany holds certificate of authority
from this Office emitting it to do
business in this State, for twelve
months from the LIST day Of January,
1890, to 31st day Of December, 1890.
Given under my hand and seal, in
Austin, the day and date first above
written. L. i. FOSTER,
LIS. Commissioner.
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STATE DEPARTMENT.

The following charters were filed
in the Office of secretary of state yes
terday:
The Bolton Oil Mill company; cap
ital stock, 100000. Incorporators
William Thatcher, S. w. Ray, J. T.
smither, B. A. Ludlow and J. q. Mil
Ter, Jr.
The Wichita Falls Board of Trade !;
capital stock, $4,000. Incorpora-
tors: L. E. Huff, R. E. Kemp, E. w.
Foster, L. G. Grant, George B. Stone,
G. A. Brown, j. G. Ward, A. Newly,
o. Eastland, o. T. Bacon, c. ]. Green
and Ashly S. James.
The Mcclure Drug company, OF
Fort Worth, filed an amendment
changing the name to the Fort Worth
Drug company.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
As yet nothing definite has been
done about holding an encampment
this year and just now appearances
are decidedly against one.
Following is the staff corps, staff of
commanuer-in-chief and field officers
of the Texas Volunteer Guard as just
organized under the new law:
ADJUTANT-GENERAL's DEPARTMENT.
Hrigadier- general, w. H. King, aG-
'utant-general, Austin.
Lieutenant-colonel, Geo. B. Gurley,
assistant acknowledgement, Waco.
Major, r. G. Lowe, assistant adju-
tant-general, Galveston.
Major, James Garritty, assistant
adiutant-general, Corsicana.
INsPECToR-GENERAL's DEPARTMENT.
Colonel, R. H. Bruce, assistant in
encouragement, Mineola.
Lieutenant colonel, Tom Scurry, as
sistant inspector-gereral, Dallas.
Major, G. w. Preston, assistant in
spector general, Galveston.
Major, N. H. Kicker, assistant in
encouragement, Galveston.
BUREAU OF MILITARY JUSTICE.
Colonel. NJ. F. Mott, judge advocate
general, Galveston.
Major, A. w. Houston, assistant
Judge advocate general, San Antonio.
QUARTERMAsTER DEPARTMENT.
Z Colonel, A. Faulkner, assistant
quartermaster general, Houston.
Major, Henry Exall, Assistant
ouartermaster general, Dallas.
Captain, I. H. Franklin, brigade
1uartermaster, Houston.
Captain, S. M. Penland, brigade
ouartermaster, Galveston.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Colonel, R. Rutherford, surgeon
general, Houston: NIL
Lieutenant Colonel, R. P. Powell
medical director, Houston.
Major, w. A. Adams, surgeon, Fort
Worth.
Major, Ed Randall, surgeon, Gal
weston.
STAFF OF CoMMANDER-IN-cHIEF.
w. H. King, (staf CORPSE adJutant
general, rank, brigadier-general.
Ri. Bruce (statf corps) assistant
Encouragement, rank, colonel.
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RECORDERS COURT.

City VS.. Emma Whipple, vagrancy;
fined $40 and costs.
City vs.. Alice Wilson, svagrancy;
fined $40 and costs.
AT JUSTICE STUARTS.
A jury in Justice Stuart's court yes.
terday assessed Il penalty of 5000
against Tom Reproniate for keeping
a house of ill fame in the First ward.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-05-01

The average hotel man makes his
bill high to prevent it's being jumped.
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

The governor is out of town and
TENS of a public nature were not to
be had in his Office yesterday. Major
Holmes, his private secretary, how
ever, vas busy with correspondence
usually heavy. Being OF a pious and
meek disposition, induced by his daily
contact with the newspaper reporters,
the major stands up under the press,
ure and never complains.
CoMPTRoLLER's DEPARTMENT..
Mitchell county yesterday paid $3.50
interest due the school fund.
Collector w. d. Adair, of Walker,
and Collector S. j. Wilson, of Burleson
county, settled their accounts yester-
day.
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THE COURTS.
COURT OF APPEALS.

The following cases were disposed
of yesterday:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-04

kazane sunny wypadafoby
oddac zawiadowcom, abv
obrdcili ie do uzytku.
Me rozwodzlmy sic wiece1
ma teraz 0 tenn, przy nadarzo-
nei sposobnosci podamy norat.
XII nowe.- -Uprzedzamy mako
nlec powatpiewanie /, chocby i
pode)rzenie pierwej jul rzuco-
ne, jakoby byfy osoby szuka
jace zr5def nowego zysku.
Czyn prawdziwle patryoty-
czny czyn szlachetny a zyskl
So ogromnem przeciwienstwem
ktore Ma pierwszym kroku W
oko wpada.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-04

kaI, ME przeszkadzaj mi, idz
tam w prawo, potem W lewo
W tyt ga diva schodki, W
szklanne dr1wi, Ia p'ecem Sic
d]' w'eImo2nv pan dyurnista,
on ci to zrobi."
Pan poborca okfada ludzi
zlodziejamj, ze ma czas podat-
ku ME przynosza.
W sadach ME lepiej, wsze-
die obdzieranie bez htosci, O
czem napiszemy pozniej.
Wogole sedzi W kocbanej
GaIlcyl llcho, ktore jawre pie.
tho ucisku wybija Ma jednost-
kach.
Stad tn W Ameryce bardzo
tatwo poznac Galicyan, DO W
obe]sciu sle samem przebua
sic rod2a] uarzmlenla. Ia to
gdy sic otrzasna troche pre-.
sztoscl, no to panic bracie
proplnacya CORA, co wcale bye
nle powiuno.
uzupeInilismy artykut buf:
fa!os!i, ktory wydaf nam sic
racze] wstepem do szeregu o.
pracowan.
Rzeczy taiSie wlece] sa za)-
mnlace, ni2 sucha cierpks
polltyka europejska, ktora OBJ
]eplala Polaho u Ame'ycs ma
wszystkie boIli.