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The morning call., 1891-12-02

BUFFALO, Dec. 1.-The harbor blockade
remains about as it has been ior several
days. The tally men report that cargoes
come in faster than they are taken out, so
that the great grain blockade is not re-
lleved. a big fleet was added to the former
hst To- day, not less than thirty-five boats,
outside of packet freight lines, SO that no
raising of the blockade can be looked for
these many days, especially as there are big
fleets due yet for every day this week.
The morning call., 1891-12-02
Murder and Snicide

SPRINGFIELD (Mass.). Dec 1.-George E.
Barr, proprietor of the Hotel Warwick, shot
and killed his wife some time last night
and then killed himself Tie bodies were
found in the sitting-room of the hotel The
crime must have taken place last night. It
Is supposed that it was the result of a quar-
rel growing out of the refusal of the wife to
furnish the husband with money. Barr ad
the reputation of being q fast man
The morning call., 1891-12-02
TIRE BLACKBURN HORROR.
The Disaster Caused by an Explosion Of Gas

The Disaster Caused by an Explosion Of Gas.
The Engineer Arrested
LONDON, Dec 1.-The efforts to recover
the bodies Of those killed in the gas explo-
sion in Blackburn Market yesterday are
being pushed as rapidly as possible. The
searching party has found already nine
bodies in the ruins. Ii is feared other bod
les are still beneath the wTeckage. The man
who had charge of the gasometer, the ex-
pIOsion of which, it has been ascertained
now, caused the disaster. has been arrested
on the charge of having caused the death Of
He was subsequently released on bail. The
people who are injured are progressing ia
voTably
The morning call., 1891-12-02
Conflicting Adviees From Brazil.

LONDON, Dec. l. Advices from Brazil
regarding the situation In Rio Grande do
Sui are Of such an extremely conflicting
character that it is impossible to conceive
what the true situation there is. A dispatch
was received to-day from the Brazilian Min
lister of Foreign Affairs, stating that imme-
diatey upon the restoration of the legal
Government Of the State, after the deposi-
ton of Da F0nseca, the insurgents laid
down their arms. The dispatch does not in
any way agree with the. statement made
yesterday that the people Of Rio Grande had
refused TO obey orders sent from Rio Janeiro
instructiUg the authorities to restore Gov
ernOr Castilh0s TO power, thaat the National
Guard was being mobilized and that a seri-
Gus outbreak was looked for.
The morning call., 1891-12-02
CoNCILIAToRY MISS ION.
John Howard Parnell Desirous OF Ending
Factional Quarrels in Ireland.

NEW YORK, Dec. John Howard Par
nell, eldest brother of the late Irish leader,
arrived from the South yesterday on his
way to Ireland, where he will be accom-
ireland is one which is destined S'tTh to bring %
him much promine ence. AS the head of the
Parneil family he is desirous of bringing to
an end the factional spirit which relies upon
his brothers name for its existence. 1t is
his purpose to open negotiations for re-
union of all the Irish members under the
leadership of William O'Brien OF some
other equally acceptable man.
The morning call., 1891-12-02
Financial Aid for Russia.

LONDON, Dec. IA leading Partisan
bank has sent report to the London banks
to the effect that the Bank Of France has
entered into an engagement to lend Russia
G24, COO, 600 in silver at 81 per cent, the loan
being made repayable in gold at the end of
seven years The operation, If consum-
mated, would mean profit of eS, 600. 900 TO
the Bank of France, but the report is dis
credited, as the shares Of the bank reveal
no upward tendency as would be the case IL
the leading financiefS believed the story.
The only thing that Is really certain Is that
some negotiations are on foot with some
such object as this in view.
The morning call., 1891-12-02
A LARGE ENTERPRISE.
Development Of the Salt Deposits on Carmen
Island

WASHINGTON, Dec. IAN In teresting ac-
count has been received by the Bureau of
the American Republics relative to the devel-
opment of the immense deposit of salt on
the island OF Carmen, in the Gulf of Califor-
mia, close to the territory of Lower Califor-
MIA. This island was purchased by the Car
men Island Salt Company of San Francisco
not long ago for S500.000, and it is proposed
to utilize this maanifcent gift of nature in
the most extensive manner A steamer of
the greatest dranght will be able to load by
means OF series of cbutes directly from
an immense wharf, which is now in course
OF construction, jutting out into the gulf
some 5000 feet. The output of tie mines is
expected TO be 800 tons day, and the COM
Sonora railway train load daily from
Guaymas. Large quantities will also be
shipped by steamer to Mazatan, where a
great deal Of salt is necessary to be used in
The morning call., 1891-12-02
NaW Line of OCEAN steamers

OTTAWA lOnt.). Dec. lit is said the
Canadian Pacific Railway Company intends
submitting to the Dominion Government a
proposal for the establishment Of service
Of last Atlantic steamships from Quebec TO
Plymouth, in England, and Cherbourg, in
France. The Canadian Pacific Company is
determined to have line of steamers on
the Atlantic, as it has already one ON the
Pacific, thus completing the circuit from
England TO HonG-kOng.
The morning call., 1891-12-02
Incendiary Fires.

RUTLAND Vt), Dec. lin Castleton,
about twelve miles from here, six incsn-
diary fires occurred within as many days,
and in consequence the people there are in
a state of terror, Vigilance commit ees
have been organized and armed sentines
have patrolled the town since last Wednes-
day night. vigo r0us effort is being made
to discover the incendary.
The morning call., 1891-12-02
The Kansas Ponies Party

TOPEKA (Kans.), Dec. 1.-The Peoples
Party Central Committee this morning gave
to the public its address, the larger part of
which is taken up with the od-time wall of
distress. The announcement Is boldly
made that the Peoples party intends to or
ganize as political institution, land use
all legitimate means for our success"
The morning call., 1891-12-02
Doctor Uses Cuticura

We have opened drug store at this place and
are having splendid sale on CUTICuRA REMEDIES.
which we keep full stock OF. 1 would moi bs
without your CurICURA REsoLyENT CUrIcURA
and CUrIcURA SOAP for $780, Just for the benef n
did my little boy. When he was six months old
his race was covered with eczema and CUrIcuRH
REMEDIES cured it. He is now three years old.
we stu use the CUrICURA SOAR. and wash him oc-
caslonally with 10, to prevent the skin from getting
rough. We have handled your medicines for ave-
years and never heard complaint against them.
put abundant praise. We sold drugstore ID
Kansas, and will continue in the drug business here
G. TEAGAR, NJ. D.,
Haller City, SnOhomist Co., Washington.
The morning call., 1891-12-02
The Movement Against Railroad Passes.

CHICAGO Dec. 1.-The meeting Of Presi-
dents and Vica-Presidents of the Western
railroads. called to formulate scheme for
doing away with the indiscrlminate issue
of free passes. was not very largely at
tended to-day. A committee was appointed
to prepare a scheme and call another meet
ing. 1t is predicted tonight that the small
attendance indicates that the movement
will result in fzzle. just as 1t did last year
The morning call., 1891-12-02
Idle Mines.

KNOXVILLE CTenn.), Dec. 1.-The mines
at Oliver Springs are now idle, because the
white miners have struck. The cause of the
strike was the issuance of warrants for ten
OF them for participation in the outrage
against the colored miners. who were driven
been regular reign Of terror for the past
few days.
The morning call., 1891-12-02
Condensed Milk Syndicate

CHICAGO. Dec. 1.-An EIgin Qll.) special
says it is understood arrangements are CON-
pleted for the transfer to an English syndi-
cate of the five mk-condensing factories in
Illinois and New York, which have been
owned by the Borden and Mllbank tam
llles for over twenty-five years. The pur-
chase price is not stated, but it is thought it
must be 81, 1000 900 or Sl5.OOOOOO
The morning call., 1891-12-02
Confession Of g Mnrderar

CONCORD On. H., Dec. 1.-Counsel for
Sawtell o-day obtained a short affidavit
from him of the details of the murder OF
his brother. The officers decline to fur
nish the document for publication, but 1t is
known the prisoner confesses to the murder.
saying the crime was committed in Maine.
where there is no capital punishment. The
papers in the case have been submitted to
the Supreme COurt
The morning call., 1891-12-02
Catarrh

The following statement frankly gives the facts
in a very severe case of catarrh:
"It is true that 1 have received great deal OF
benefit from Hoods sarsaparilla and think Lwoud
be entirely of catarrh If It had not been of so
long standing. But Hoods SarsapariIa helped
me as no other medicine ever did. had the
disease Is years. and year before taxing
The morning call., 1891-12-02
CONSERVATIVE DETECTION.
Tie Advisability Of DissOlving Parliament
Seriously Discuszed

lie AoVlsapilty OF UssolVlng Parliament
Seriously Discussed.
LONDON. Dec. 1.-Reports have gained
currency that the Government is consider
ing the advisability CT dissolYing Parlia-
ment in January instead of waiting for the
opening of the session in February, the OBJ
ject being to avoid the difficulty of Con-
servative detection from the Ministerial
party on local government questions, which
would mean serious defeat for the Ministry
IN the House. II is also stated that Lord
Salisbury had expressed the wish that his
nephew, Balfour, would talk less and say
as little as possible on this delicate subject,
which is rapidly becoming bette noir to the
Cabinet
The morning call., 1891-12-02
The Bay Of Chaleurs Scandal.

MONTREAL, Dec. lit is rumored that
the forthcoming rerort OF the Royal Com
mission appointed to investigate the Bay of
Chaleurs scandal will exonerate Mercier
and his government
The morning call., 1891-12-02
Returning to England.

OTTAWA, Dec. 1.-Sir George Baden Pow
ell left this afternoon for New York. After
q short stay there he will 60 to England to
spend his Christmas holidays at home, re-
turning early in January. the trip is
purely persosal arrangement, and has
nothing TO do with the Behring Sea dis
pute,
The morning call., 1891-12-02
ACCOUNTS SHORT.

Books Falsifed to Cover Peculations BY
Trusted Employees
ST. LOUIS, Dec. lit has just been dis
covered by the Concordia Publishing COM
pany, printers Of religious books, that Mar,
tin G. Barthel and Martin II. r. Barthe!-
father and son, two of its most trusted EN-.
ployes, are short in their accounts. The
pecuiatlons are said to be very heavy. A
falsificatiOn of the books nas been going on
for number OF years. Martin c., who has
been manager OF the concern for twenty
years, admitted his guilt, turning over
$4,000 in real estate to cover the shortage.
The son has disappeared. and no trace Of
him can be found. The officers of the COM
pany say that the property turned over
more than secures the present delalcation.
The morning call., 1891-12-02
succesy of a California Comnoser

New YORK, Dec. is. G. Fleishman, the
talented California pianist and composer,
met with great success here last night his
overture, Hero aud Leander," was pro-
duced at the Seidl concert and received
praise from all sides. The morning papers
speak ID the highest terms of the compost
tion, which places Fleishman IN the highest
rank OF modern American composers.
The morning call., 1891-12-02
Hoods sarsaparilla

My breath was foul that did not cat at the same
table with my parents. and did go out TO meet
other people. My body was also much bloated. L
repeat that nothing has helped me like Hoods Sar-
saparilla, which heartily mend" MRS A.
ScHwANK, Madison, Nebraska.
HOODS PII-LS.-For The liver and bowels.
act easily yet promptly and efficiently Price 25c
nos eod&Su
The morning call., 1891-12-02
Langtry Breaks Her Contract.

New YORK. Dec. Mrs. Langtry cables
that she cannot fulfill her American engage
ment because of illness. The contract calls
for trip from Boston from January 11th to
San Francisco June 10Th, and her American
agent will probably sue her for damages,
The morning call., 1891-12-02
Resignation of a Fair Commissioner

CHICAGO, Dec. lit is stated that Sec
retary John L. Dickinson of the Worlds
Fair National Commission has resigned, the
resignation to take effect January LIST. He
has been offered the general managership of
the Texas, Arkansas, and Pacific Road.
The morning call., 1891-12-02
THE GOLDEN JUBILEE.
Pleasing Children's Demonstration and
Grand Sacred Concert

Grand Sacred Concert.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 1.-The jubilee celebra-
ton OF Archbishop Kenrick was continued
this morning by the "Children's Concert'
at the Exposition Building, in which the
children OF the parOchial schools of the
city, to the number of 1000, participated.
Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia ad-
dressed the children and he was followed by
Archbishop Kenrick
This evening, after q grand sacred con-
cert by the choirs of all the Catholic
churches 10 the CITY. aggregating five hun
drtd voices, Governor Francis 0f Missouri
The morning call., 1891-12-02

tive standing at the station, pulled open the
throttle, dropped off and let the locomotive
dash down the track at full speed and into
passenger train coming from the opposite
direction. The engineer and fireman Of the
passenger train were killed, three passen-
gers fatally injured and nearly all seriously
hurt
The morning call., 1891-12-02
1LLEGIBLE ORDERS,
Serious Collision Between Freight Trains Q
the Monon Road.

SeTIous OoIIlsIon BetWeen Freight Trains on
the Monon Road.
CHARLOTTESVILLE 1nd.(, Dec IA
costly collision occurred this morning just
north from here, on the Monon road. The
through freight from the south collided
with the local from the north on high
embankment, totally demolishing both the
large engines and about twelve cars loaded
with merchandise and hogs. Although the
engines were in plain sight of each other for
nearly one mile, Jhe grades are such that an
accident was inevitable. The crews of all
jumped ana escaped serious injury, except
Engineer Henderson, who is dangerouslv
hart The accident was the result OF mis-
take occaSioned by illegible orders The loss
Will be enormous, as both engines and cars
are total lOSs
The morning call., 1891-12-02
R,ack Hra.d noub1ea IN pr;oo

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 1.-The price of
black bre I'd has doubled within week. 1t
is reported that the reduction of bread
ratiOns among the troops has caused in-
tense discomfort, bread being the chief
article of diet of the soldiers
The morning call., 1891-12-02
Fire at a Convent.

NEwBURG On. " Dec. 1.-The large
four-story building known as the children's
department of the Convent of Our Lady Of
Mercy. was burned early this uorning All
OF the 25O children were rescued, but many
lost their clothes.
The morning call., 1891-12-02
BALFOUR's VIEWS.
What He Said in a Political Address at
Euddersfeld

huodersneId.
LoSDoy, Dec. 1.-Balfour delivered a po-
l!tcaI address at Huddersfeld, in tile course
Of which lie sad. ireland, as an electoral
cry, is played out" After announcing
the President of the Board Of Agriculture
would, at an early day. Introduce a small
holdings bill. Balfour pointed out that some
difficulty would arise from the vital differ
euce beta cen the conditions of Ireland and
Eng land. He sympRthized with the desire
TO re-estabhsh yeomanry in England, but
the small prOpriet0rs ought to consider the
difficulties they would encounter from lack
OF capital, machinery, etc. He suggested
cooperative farming as possible remedy,
but frankly admitted no hope in this could
be realized IN lhe immediate intnre
The morning call., 1891-12-02
Railroad Accident in Switzerland.

BERNE, Dec. IA locomotive engineer
was recently discharged from the service of
the line between Aargau and Baden for some
infraction of the rrlrs. To-day, in a mad
The morning call., 1891-12-02
De Giers ana the German Euvoy.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 1.-De Giers, I'M
mediately on his return from his trim
abroad, had an hours conference with the
German Embassador.
The morning call., 1891-12-02
hildren Rnrnad to neat

KosCIUsKo (Miss.) Dec. IA horrible
accident occurred yesterday three miles
from here. where three colored children
were burned alive. Their mother left them
In cabin and was in field picking cotton.
The morning call., 1891-12-02
In a Critical Cnnditinn.

TORONTO (Ont.), Dec. 1.-Sir Alexander
Campbell, Lieutenant Governor Of Ontario,
has been attacked by stroke of paralysis,
and he is now considered in critical condi-
The morning call., 1891-12-02
Five Lives I.oat

DETROIT (Mich.), Dec. 2.-Five lives are
believed to have been lost in ire at Cath
arine and Orleans streets, which started
about 2:40 O'clock this morning
The morning call., 1891-12-02
Lord Lytton,s Last Services

LONDON, Dec. 1.-The final services over
the remains of Lord Lytton were held to-day
at the family residence Knebworth Park,
Steyenage, Hertfordshirc
The morning call., 1891-12-02
An Official Denial.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. lit is officially
denied that the Russian Government has
any intention to forbid the expectation of
horses.
The morning call., 1891-12-02
Hotel Burned.

LEADvILLE (Colo.). Dec. 1.-The Grand
Hotel was burned this morning. Nothing
was saved. 1t is believed a man named
Matthews, who was lying sick in the house
was burned
The morning call., 1891-12-02

the mines of Sinaloa for the reduction of the
refractory ores mined in that district The
deposit is almost pure salt in the form of
crystal and is SO situated as to be capable of
advantageous and economical mining
The morning call., 1891-12-02
Eranch Eantnru Era

PARIS, Dec. 1.-The Wilaux Florin Tex
tile Works at Roubax are ON fire. At this
hour midnight) the damage already amounts
TO 1,500, 900 francs.
The morning call., 1891-12-02
Cuticura Remedies

Are sold everywhere. Price, CUrIcuRA the great
Skin Cure, soc; CuTIcURA SOAP. an exquisite Skin
Purifier and Beautifer. 25c: CUrICURA REsoLvrNr.
the new Blood Purifier, 81. Prepared by the PorTK2
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
RAJ Send for I" How TO Cure Skin Diseasssn sf
pages, 90 Illustrations and 100 testimonials.
pIMPLES, black-heads, red, rough, chapped auf
! iiH oily skin cured by CUTIcuRA soar
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mona przeto by}o stad wyprowadzi6 wniosku,
re lad juz blisko. Zawsze jednak uwazano to
"a znak pomyslny.
W god>ine p6zniej wp}yneli W sitowie
podwodne, W kt6rych gaszczu znalezi sic, jak
ryby wiezieniu. Wiele miel piracy, aby sic
z mich uwolni6@ Potrzeba by}o dobrych noz6w
niemi kierowat sobie droge tych lasach
podmorskich.
stracili ma tenn przynajmniej poi godziny
czasu znuzvh sic bardzo
Oko}o godziny czwartei zatrzyma]i sic
zn6w niezmiernie znnzen, co prawla. Dose
silny wiatr zacza} powjewac, ale po}udnia,
co ich bardzo zaniepokoi}o. Me mogi bowiem
p}ynaG box wiatru, jak okret, lecz gdyby
rozpieli Eagle, narazali sic ma niebezpiecze1
stwo, re ich wiatr zaniesie na p6}noc zn6w
oddali cd ladu ma zachodzie do kt6rego p}yneh.
Nadto fale zacze}y sic burzyc, ruch ich gwa}-
towny stawa} sic coraz przykrzejszym.
Spoczywali zatem dose d}ugo. Me cho
dzi}o tylko o sam spoczynek, ale takze po-
krzepienie sic obiadem Obiad ME by3wszak
re tax weso]y iak sniadanie Wkr6tce mia1a
juz noe nadejsG. Wiatr da} coraz silniej....
Go tn poczaG?
Kin Fo oparty ma SVEN wiosle, 2 czo}em
zachmurzonem, bardziej rozgniewany niz zanie-
pokojony temi przeciwnosciamil losu, milczainie-
przerwanie. Sun kawecza1 bezustannie i XII
cha} jak cz1owiek dostajacy straszliwego kataru.
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Kreg Fraj uie wiedziei, CO ma to wszyst-
ko powiedziec.
Naraz szczesliwy przypadek wyrwa} ich
tel niepewnosci.
oko}o godziny piatej Kreg Fraj wskazu-
jac naraz ku po}udniowej stronie, zawo1ai:
= Okret
W samej rzeczy odleg4osci trzech mil
morskich okaza} sic okret p}ynacy cd po3udnia
pe}nymi zaglami. sadzac jego kierunku,
bedzie przep}ywa} wpoblizu tego miejsca, gdzie
sic znajdowa} Kin Fo swymi towarzyszami.
Me pozostawa1o zatem mic innego jak tyl-
ko zwr6cic sic wprost ku okretowi zagrodzic
mu droge.
Rzucil sic tedy natychmiast do wiose} a
by zamiar ten wykonaG. Sn i'm przyby}o ma
mysl, re obecnie ratunek dzierzyli juz niejako
SVEN w1asnem reku. Chodzi}o vice to,
aby mu sic ME daG wymknac.
Kierunek wiatru ME dozwala} i'm korzy-
stac zagli, ale re przestrzeG do przebycia by
la stosunkowo ME wielka, wios}a mog1y wy
starczy6.
Okret powieksza} sic widocznie zblzajac
sic szybko zpedem wiatru. By}a to tylko }odz
rybacka, pojawienie sic jej dowiod}o, ze W po-
blizu znajdowa1 sic lad, albowiem ry bacy chin
scy rzadko kiedy puszczaja sic ma pe}ue morze.
PREDICT! PREDICT! - wo}ali Kreg
Fraj sami wios1ujac.
Me potrzeba by}o zachety. Kin Fo roz-
cisgniety ma wodzie suna} jakby 1dz wyscigo-
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wa, Sun przesciga} sam siebie / ]ekajac sic,
ably ME by} zostawiony ma morzu, trzyna} sic
ciagle ma czele p}ynacego grona.
Jeszcze potrzeba by1o przep}ynaG oko}o
pol mill morskiej, aby sic dostaG ma szlak, kt6-
rym }6dz p1yne}a. Widno jeszcze by}o. A
zreszta gdyby ich ME dojrzano z }odzi, mogl
ma MIA zawo}a6 Ale czy tylko rybacy ujrzaw-
sly ich ME wezma "a szczeg6lniejsze jake po
ivory morskie ME uciekna W trwodze. STAG
sic to zaiste mog}o bardzo 3atwo.
Badz co badz jednak ME MONA by}o ira
cit chwili. Toz pracowa|y ramona, wios}a
szybko uderza}y fale, przestrze1 oddzielaja-
ca ich cd }odzi zmniejsza}a sic widocznie, gdy
Sun p}ynacy ciagle ma czele wyda} straszliwy
okrzyk przerazenia:
Rekin! Rekin!
tym razem ME omyli} sic.
w oddaleniu oko{o dwudziestu stop uj-
rzano pod woody dwoje skrzeli zar}ocznego
potworu, zamieszkujacego morze tutejsze, ty-
grysa wodnego, zas}ugujacego iscie ua te nazwe,
albowiem przyroda obdarzy}a go podwojna
dzikoscia zar}ocznej ryby dzikiego zwierza
= Nozami go! = zawo}ali Fraj Kreg.
By}a to jedyna broh, kt6ra mieli przy So
bic, bron moze niedostateczna.
Sun, jak CORY MONA by}o przewidziec,
zawr6ci1 sic szybko p1yna} co tchusnapowrot
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
= + 1. q U
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KkOPOTY CHINCZYKA
W CHINACH.
- PRZEZ -
JULICSZA VERNE.
w CHINACH.
JULICSZA VERNE.
= PRZEZ
(Ciqg dalszy).

\OI4S udISAy
Ale Kin Fo, Kreg Fraj ME byli ludzmi
slabego ducha, oddajacymi sic p}onnej rozpa-
czy obec nieszczescia, jezeli nieszczescie mia
10 ich spotkac W samej rzeczy. Miei jeszcze
z soba wiktua}6w na jeden dzieG, czas spo-
kojny ME zapo~iada} bury.
= Do Wiose1! = zawolM Kin Fo
Ma to has1o ruszyi wszyscy razem ma
prod, p}ynac to ma wznak, to zwyb3ym spo-
sobem ku zachodowi.
Ale plyneli powoli. Robienie wios}em
nuzy}o wnet rece nieprzyzwyczajone ku temu
Musieli sic czesto zatrzymywaG czekaG na su-
na, kt6ry ciagle pozostawa} "a mimi i rozwodza
we,zale.
Napr6zno Kin Fo krzycza} ma niego, wo-
4a}, grozi1 mu. Sun ME lekajac sic jnz re
sztke swego warkocza pod kauczukowym ka-
pturem, mic sobie tego ME robn. Ale sa
mel juz obawy, aby ME zostaG samemu, wyte-
za} swe SHY co m6g} poSpiesza1 "a mimi.
Oko}o godziny drugiej pokaza}o sic kilka
ptak6w. By}y to mewy, Ale lotne to ptac-
two puszcza sic daleko po mad morza. Me