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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08

coming value of $6. so ,274 g, we're upe.
current domestic coins; l,92l.53 stand
ard ounces, Of the value Of - .235- 9s.
we're trade dollars. aud 636, 30. IS
standard ounces. OF the coming value
Of $40, ,ill.l7. c0nelsted of Old plate,
ieweiry, etc. The coinage Of the mints
durins the last fiseai year aggregated
ll3, ,556. .l24 pieceA
Secretary Foster amply touches upon
the monetary conference now ia ses-
sion IN Brusscis. The recommends
tions made BY ths comptroller of the
currency are approved by Secretary
Foster, one OF the most important Of
them being that the government Issue
bonds having twenty. thirty and forty
years to run st Low rate Of interest,
with which r. retire the preseut bonded
debt OF the United ktates, which bonds
may be used - basis TO secure ma
tionai bank circulation.
Considerable space 10 devoted to .
ciscussion of the customs administfa-
ton act, which, - = whole, he thinks,
has afforded mucu relief to both I'M
porters and customs officers. He
recommends the abolition Of ell fees,
commissions, emoluments and perquis-
ties now authorized or allowed to COL
lectora or surveyors of customs aud
the compensation Of these officers by
fixed salaries; the consolidation OF Gus
toms districts; the revision and coditi-
cation of the customs and navigation
laws.
Secretary Foster devotes much atten-
ton to the value of imports and ex.
ports of the United States carried in
American and foreign vessels and sub
mits tables Of 6gures showing that in
1892 but 1913 per cent of the commerce
was carried IN American bottoms out
OF a total value of 81, ,7s4, 732, ,543. 1.-THE
figures" he remarks, "exhibit iarnen-
table condition of affairs. 1t would
seem that we are hemmed in by subsi-
died steamship companies and subsi-
died railroad companies II the Brit
lsh government monopolizing trade
legitimately belonging to our people.
The serious question Of immigration
comes in for exhaustive treatment and
while Secretary Foster Gays that the
doors TO immigration should not be
closed, still he admits that il 10 evident
tEat tive are receiving great numbers
of people who are thriftless and ignor-
ant, and who have come to this coun-
try in the splrit of adventure or who
are driven by starvation from their old
homes"
As q partial remedy he recommends
an increase IN the head tax on immi-
grants, and. as . further measure TO
determine what this tax should be, il 10
suggested that the sum should no such
as will equalize, Mt least approximate
ly, the cost 10 the immigrants to reach
tho countries OF South America and
Australia, from which countries the
immigrants are detected to the United
being less to them."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08
GLAD OF AN EXCUSE.
Tho House Welcomes an Opportunity
to Adjourn.

The House Welcomes an Opportunity
to Adjourn.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-Senator Vest
precipitated an Indian debate in the
senate today by calling up his joint
resolution for the appointment of q
commission to negotiate with the 81, 900
Indians of the five civilized tribes for
tho surrender to the United States of
As, ,OOO, 900 acres Of lands occupied by
them, after retaining enough for
homes, in severalty for ali slaves and
their belongings. Mr.. Vest drew an AMI.
mated picture of the lawlessness pre-
vailing IN the Indian territory, and of
the feeling prevailing in the states OF
Missouri, Texas, Arkansas and Kansas
IN favor of the absorbtion of the terri
tory by the United States. Mr.. Platt Of
Connecticut, who has been looking into
this question during the summer, 10
one of subcommittee and promised
to continue the debate 1t an early day.
The announced death OF a New Jersey
member of the house Was ta ken advan-
tage OF TO procure an early adjourn
ment OF the senate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08

New YORK, Dec. THE trial of DR.,
Briggs before the New York bytery
on charges Of heresy was resumed this
afternoon. The proceedings were
opened BY Colonel McCook, of the
prosecuting committee, requiring that
several Of the stenographers reports
yesterday be stricken from the
m,nutes. This was overruled, and the
formal proceedings wore resumed.
Tho Rev. DIR. Birch resumed mis- pres
entation of the case for the prosecu-
ton, taking up the third charge. which
was under consideration when the
court adjourned Tuesday. At s o'clock
. recess was taken until tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08
Sold Himself chesn,x.

KALAMAZOO, Dec. 7.--walter neo-
mister, . respected young man Of -.
and collector for two years for the
Kalamazoo National hank. has dlsap-
pesred from the city, taking with him
some 500 of the funds OF the hank.
lie passed several of HE worthless
checks At places where be va known
just before leaving, and when p1v-
eented for payment they we're refused.
He is the con OF II. d. Banplster. =
prominent dentist, and IL IL suppoeed
he has gone south. His father hao
made good the checks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08
WILL srRrAE TO-DAY.


CHICAGO, Dec. THE telegraph
operators employed on the Rock Island
road will be called out ut 10 O'Clock to-
morrow at every Office from Chicago to
tho rcmotest point Of the Company q
line. THIS decislou was reached at .
meeting of the committee representing
the men, held ~ the Palmer house to-
night. and the decision was ratified by
Grand Chief ID. @. Ramsay, who was
summoned ia view Of the critical stage
which Affairs had assumed. II ie pos.
sible that the strike may he spread to
other roads, through the refusal Of
operators TO do any work to help IN the
movement of Rock Island trains. The
Rock Island officials claim to be able
to fill ell vacancies that may occur by
reason VI strike of their operators.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08

that the shares Of any railway, or OF
sny Incorporated companies. ~ any
time had By my executors and trustees
or my sAld trustees shall aIways DO
votsd By them or their proxies, 1T ell
corporate meetinas as unit, and IN
case my sAid executors and trustees. or
my sAid trustees, do not concur ~ to
how much stock shall be voted, then
Ia view Of the fact that my con. George
J. Gould, has for years had the man.
Agement Of my said properties. ! direct
and provide that in ouch event hia
Judgment shall control, aud he 10 here
BY authorized and empowered to vote
the said shares IN person, or by proxy,
Ia sucn manner - his judgment shall
dictate"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08
In Short-Siehted.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. Tho commit
tee of Big Four telegraph operators
held conference with General Super
intendent Peck IN this city. The result
is not altogether satisfactory and is re-
gsrded - . very singular thing on the
part Of railroad officials. Superintend.
eut Peck agrees TO increase the wages
of The operators $40 per month all
along the line, but refuses to recognize
the .. X. T. - an organization. An
other session will be held tomorrow, at
which it isexpected that this concession
will also be made by Superintendent
Peck.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08

Denver Burglar says he tarticipatoo IN
Hsnnesssy's Murder.
DENVER, Col, Dec. Tin the county
jail. charged with burglary, 10 youug
man, William c. Cssurs by name, who
claims TO have been present when Chief
OF Police Aennessey of New Orleans
was shot. He WAS arrested several days
ago and related TO the officers IN the
central station . story, which WAS IN
substance, that on the night of the
murder he had finished his daily occu-
patton and wss j0urneying homewa
when he met the members of the Natia
who did the killing. They either CON-
pelled him or induced ham 70 accom-
pany them.
",rhey looked for him 70 come," he
went on. I'VE could hear ms footsteps
on the pavemeut-ho was Marked
they knew his walk. When he came
opposite four OF them got up quickly
and fired."
He also said that he was afraid OF
the Mafis, which was composed OF bad
men, who followed their enemy every
where.
"Did you tell anybody about seeing
Henuessey snot'
81 might have told some oues" he
evaslvely retorted. "I might have told
. policeman and then and then.' he
repeated, they would have killed me-"
He aAid that he WAS not = member of
the order, but he knew some of its
members personally. Then no pro
ceeded with an almost calm
demeanor to tell his story, although
his memory was faulty and he had
periods when he did not recollect ell
about his wanderings. Casurs told his
story in . disconnected way and acts
in every way like . man whose mind
was deranged.
New ORLEANS. Dec. 7.--Chief of Po-
lice Caster says that there 10 absolutely
nothing in the story of William &.
Casurs, who confessed in Denver TO par
ticipation in tho killing OF Chef Hen.
nessey by the Malta. He thinks the
man 10 unbalanced mentally or that
the Story 10 . fake. He s&ys there was
no such man implicated ia the case.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08
EX-SENATOR FEkRYp VIEWS.
He Thinks Congress Should Convsae &
March Afses Election.

GRAND HAVEN, Dec 7.--Ex-eenator
Thomas W. Ferry. in conversstion
with representative Of Tnr HERkLD.
gave expression 10 the following views;
"What congress should do at tins az
piring session OF the F.fty-second ceo-
gress is 70 pass . law changing the
time Of convening each congress from
the fret Monday of December 70 the
first Monday following the <th of
March, the date Of the ncwiy-chooen
congress.
"Public opinion forming 90 much
more rapidly aud public necessity 10 -
urgent in this day OF rapid growth
there 10 pressing need that the will of
the people, expressed in the choico ~
the popular branch Of congress-moy
ind effect in an early expression of
congress to enact the latest will OF the
people into law. The day of meeting
of congress 10 fixed by Law. and tne
time therefor 10 therefore optional
with congress- In euch q general Law
for the future assembly OF congreoo.
both parties could we'll unite st this &C.
sion fixing IN early IN March. proceed.
ing each congressional election. Thu
change IN tho interest Of the nstton
could b made without party divisioo
and tho general welfare be observed.
lshould be glad to sss this brou&At
about by the votes of both pArties-
The change would BE- . natural o0c,
demanded alone BY the public intocooe
and not BY partisan exigsncy.
also hope ere long 70 see tho Amer
lean people change their organic ioV
90 as TO make the prssidential term o(x
instead Of four years, and . preeident
thereafter ineligible 20 . eeoond terra
Then presidents would in al oanoo
would study and seek 10 administer
this great government for the put1ic
welfare rather than for personal famo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08

RAFIp CRY, 8. D.. Dec. THE boiler
in j. c. Wilcox Il Sons saw mill at
Black Hawk exploded early this morn
ing. The explosion wac terrific one
and the mills we're totally destroyed.
John Richardson, the engineer, Was
blown 10 fragments. and Hart and
Steward, workmen. were fatally injured
by flying lumber. Low water In the
boiler caused The exploelon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08

LANSING. Dec. 7.-Tbe Lansing conn
Gil OF trades and labor unions iast night
appointed = committee TO arrange for =
labor congress 10 be beld IN THE city
about the middle of January, at whicn
time matters OF interest 20 workinR-
men will be discussed. Action will -
taken relative 10 the passage OF loWo
designed TO benefit organized iai'or. II
10 expected that every labor union II
the state viii be represented in the Con-
cfoxa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08
Bismarck : stockholder.

MILWAUKEE,, wis., Dec. 7.-DurIng
his stay in this city Henry Willard let
elip the interesting information that
Prince Biemarck is = stockholder in the
Milwaukee street railway syetem 10 the
extent of 200, 900 marks. or $50. 900.
Mr.. Willard got the great chancellor
interested in the matter, and when
Paul Lindau, = German writer Of
prominence, had made . favorable re-
port as to Miiwaukee's future Bismarck
purchased the stock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08
While Praying for Mercy.

ZEBuLoS. Ga, Dec. 7.-At . party
near Reds crossing Will Stanley shot
and killed Martin Thomas. Thomas
and stanley were talking about a "skin
game" of cards. In which the latter
had lost SI.25. Stanley said. "You
have won your id lastl Say your
prayers" Thomas fell on his knees,
and while in that attitude was shot
dead. Stanley then said, "Have /
killed youg Ii I've got any more ene-
mics here let 'em come out"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08

NreAuxEE, lee. 5.-0eorKe W. H10l,
deputy inspector Of the etate insuFaooo
inspection bureau, has . d0uble. TIE
double, who bore the same name. com-
mitted suicide In Omaha last m0ntAs
bat the Neeaunse Hall protests that ~
never bad any intention OF prttmG
himeelf out OF the way and that ~ -
stili alive and kicking.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08
That New Sugar Tax.

WAsHrNGIoS. Dec. s.--Mr. Harter OF
Ohio today introduced q bill providing
tnat on and after February, 1893. q un-
form tariff tax or customs duty oil
one-half OF one per cent per pound be
LEVIED and collected on all grades of
sugar imported into the United states
frcm any part of the world. also tina,
the payment of all bounties to pro-
duoers of sugar In the United States
shsIl cease finally and absolutely on
FebrtlAry l. 1893.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08

PorT HURON, Dec. 7.--GeorEe Wei
ere, who Was arrested ~ PIttabufRh.
shlAwassee county, Mich, wa brougb8
here lsst night by Chief Of Police Petit
on a United States warrant, charged
with forgery 10 the amount Of 81, >oo.
lie 10 wanted at Mitchell. Ont, Tor
forging farDere' notes and will brobo~
bly be returned 70 Canada without 80
fvsaltion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08
FORCED TO AssloN.
Howell Ciothiers Are Forced to TIE Wa
With Light Assets-

HOWELL, Dec. THE establishme4t
of Kellogg 4 Hornunk, merchant tail
ors and dealers IN ready made cloBh-
ing, WAS closed lAst evening by Tom
Gordon Of Howell. under chsttei
mortgage for $1,000. The Cit:aeno'
Savings bank Of Detroit hae 81 600 chat
tel mortagc; the Saline bank Of xalluo,
Mich.. q mortgage for <l 900: W. \.
Reed, Howell. 1850, and Hitchcock.
Sone & Co., Detroit. one for 81 $50, =
total Of 1920. The total ,nccbtedn nom
10 said TO be in excess of $4,000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08

sr. LorIs, Dec THE typhoid cpl
dem &c which II seemed for . time was
going TO abste, has taken . new hold.
The death rate has increased alarm
ingiy. Compared with the number of
cases IN the city, the number of deaths
are four times as great as 3 week ago.
Fifty have died IN the past three DAYS,
Axteen of them being reported today
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08
OF No Effect.

ST. LouIs, Dec. THE furry on
Third street today, caused by the re-
port that the +. LorllIard Tobacco Man
ufscturine company hsd gone into .
combine With the American Tobacco
company. vac, according 20 {. Wet
more of the Leggett A Meyer Jobscco
company, wholly uncailed for. II will
have no more effect here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08

Mrs. Miller. = w. c. T. u. Light, in
Deep Disgrace.

Deep Disgrace.
DENVER, Dec. 7.-Mrs. Hortenss MIL
Ter, for number Of years one of the
chief workers in the w. c. T. u. Of
Denver, was last night expelled from
the organization as being unworthy of
confidence. About two weeks ago ru-
niors began to be heard. This was TO
the effect that warrant was out tor
Mrs. Miller; that ellie had been charged
had entrusted money 10 her credit, and
that ahe had obtained various sums Of
money on the credits Of the Woman's
Exchange and various other societies.
Investigation proved that Mrs. Miller
had obtained 1t least 81. 900 in this way
and her expulsion followed. Mrs. Mil
Ter left the city some timo ago aud her
whereabouts is unknown.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08
USED DYNAMITE.
Heroic Measures Used to Raise q Bad
Saloon.

LoGANsPoRr, Ind, Dec. 7.-For some
time the residents of the little town Of
Burlington, just west of this city, have
been sgitated over the presence OF
saloon in their town, of which John
Graham was proprietor. Some time
ago IN attempt was made to burn the
building, but It failed. This morning
at $50 o'clock the saloon was blown up
with dynamite. The building was razed
and the fixtures were reduced to atoms.
Nobody seems to know who placed tho
bomb and no arrests have been made.
The town Is highly excited. No one
was injured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08

PfrrsBrRs. Dec. Five men were
bsdlv scsldsd sith boilIng beer last
nieht At &. BsuerIfu 4 Co.'S brewery.
Milivsle They we're standing in the
vat house when the waive II hop
lack gave wsv. seusinx a Hood of scsld
tls~ haer prson thatf,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08

MUxcrE. Ind, Dee. The strike in
the Maring- Hart window glass house,
whereby 800 employees are affected, vas
adjusted this afternoon and the men
viii return TO work Friday night. Presi-
dent Hart sgfeed TO guarantee the men
their wages, which average from 1926
k1Q2 a month";
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08
Feder,l Purchsa. Of Silver,

wAsHrSeToS, Dec. THE treasury
department today purchased 774,oo0
ounces OF silver ~ follows: 175.000
ounces at 1925: $4,000 at 1895, - 200
NJ $40: 1872. 900 at $3.50; S25, 900 at
1850. The offers were s03, 900 ounces.
The silver purchased for the month
including today aggregate l,z24, ,0vo
oun<as
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08

WASHINGTON, Dec. The senate
COMMITTEES on foreign relations today
ordered favorsbie report TO be made
up n the diplomatic nomination. re-
ferred TO it observation-disclosures. David
p. Thompson OF Oregon, minister TO
Turkey. and William Potter OF Phila-
deIpaia. minister 10 Italy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08

There 10 the usual provision In the
viii that the property of his daughters
IL for their soie and separate use, free
from any estate or control OF their nus-
bands and prohibiting ali dispositions
or charges BY any OF the legates by way
Of anticipation or otherwise. There 10
. provision that IL any Of his children
shall marry without the consent Of q
majority Of the executors and trustees,
then the share allotted to sucn child
shall DO reduced one-half. and the
other half OF such share shall be trans
ferved TO such persons ~ under the
laws of the state of New York would
take same If the testor had died in the
estate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08
Trnmotions bal ort.r

wAsHrSeT0S. Dec. T.-Presdent HaT-
risen today sent 10 the senate anotheg
batch OF recess sppoiatments-srm
and navy promotions, postmssters snd
sgeuts of the departments of interior
au.i lustsce.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08

wssHfEeToS, Dec. The postoffict
department has issued an order reduc-
Ine the fee for registering mai matter
from 10 to 3 cents. The change viii
take effect January 4.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08

HoT sPRrSss, Ark, Dec. 7.-There
wss 40 decided change in senator Gio.
sons condition TO-DAY. He stllI hovsrs
between life and death. bat with sight
nope of uEfimsse recovery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08

Bro Rtyrps, Dec flames Perk1.
reading ten miles southwest of thle
esfy, reports the totai destruction Of
isis barn and contents By f,re- Very
little wss saved. Among the co1teofo
burned we're = team Of work hosu1h
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08

ArrrxA, Dec. 7.--Jsmes Fish. Wills
in q fit tbss morning, fell from Fletcb-
ers oock and wss drowned. He 80
about 30 years OF age and unmarried.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08

eHTCAao. Dec. Pre- ia Morgan q
Wfirht's rubber DDS factory this
morning caused loss OF So, ,eoe: s,00o
pounds OF bicycle tares were DESTROYED.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08

yrExsA, Dec. 7.-Francs Non soupe.
the composer. 10 very III. HE phys
clsns think thai be cannot last twenty
four hours.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08
sAToaItss rowHRs.

Archbishop corrsgsn Says That Dr. Nc
Gfynn Is Nos Penisens.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-08

He directs that these trusts shall be
kept separate and distinct, and that tue
account thereof shall be sqasrely kept;
that no deducuons snail Dc made hv
reason of sny gifts or adrsncements
heretofore made to or tor sny OF HE
ehiidren. In case OF differences Of
cpnfon among the executors ard trus-
tee. a. Ca holslng and retsi1ing securi.
ti~s or investments IN managing the -
tate. ne directs that 80 long a.
there shall be i've executors
aud trustees tue decision OF four
shall he conclusive, and when
fonr that toe dec'son of three snail be
conclnxvs. with Q further provlsson IN
the eodleii Of November ~. lsy2, a.
follows
'fhe better to protect snd conserve
shr vsisle> ef my properties u is my
tsslrs. sni % direet and provide,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-02
.zn6w wypadek kolejoW wy.

. Wczoraj. wieczorem znSw mieli-
smy W Chicago fatalny wy yPadek ko-
lejowy, kt6rego rezultatem moze bye
smier6 dw6ch ludzi.. Poeisg kolei
Chicago & Northwestern .najechaf
wczoraj przy Robey ul: nd B. God
wilma zam. pm. e32 ma N. Ashland
ave. ina E rn s a K Kun j cki go
Polaka, zam. pm. .55 ma E Elston ave.
Goodwin odni6sl ciezks ran he W skroh
nadto liczne skaleczenia po cafem Gle
lie. Kunicki ma z}amana lewa To-
patke, mocno pokale eczona1 lewa noge
i eiezkie uszkodzenia we wnetrzne.
Obu odwieziono do dom i6w. Czy
zy6 beds? W tel chwili trudno je-.
szcze orzec -. ''" ~. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-02
Trudna operaeya ehirurg iezna.

Trudna j niebezpieczna operacye
chirurgiczna 2 wykonali W dniu l-go
wrzesnia polscy lekarze " szpitalu
sw. Ekbiety ma 1s-lethim ch{opcu
Franciszku Radzieju. 6 uz ma pie
each ogromnej wielkosei, przewyz-
szajacy objetos6 gEowy, r6ss prawie
cd urodzenia, aw ostatni ch trzech
mieslacach przybra} tax g grozna for
me, re tylko "a pomoca OF peracyi zy-
Gle uratowae by4o MONA. Ma wspol-
nej naradzie doktorowie ia nczewski,
Kossakowski, Midowicz i B. Strzy-
zewski orzekli, ze operacya jest
wprost konieczna, poczem do wy
konania jej przystapili. q powodu,
il matka chorego jest bic edna wdo-
wa. operacya byia wykonan ma bezin-
teresownie W szpitalu. Uda}a sig
.pomyslnie. W tel chwili ch4opiec
ma SIG zupe}nie dobrze i jes tnadzieja,
ze operacya a uwiehczons bedzie jak
.najlepszym skutkiem. !: