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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-03-14
TIE GREATEST BUILDING.

A Worlds Fair Building Twice as Large.
as Amy at Paris.
An astonishing feature Of the Coiuur-.
bian exposition will be one of the pal
aces grouped in the heart of the fair,
ground 1t is the Manufactures build
ing, designed by George Post, Of New
York. 1t will bear the same relation in
this exposition as the Eiffel tower. did
to that of Paris in 1889, and, iladeed, its
possible, use as vantage point from
which to see the fair grounds has ter
minated in the negative discussion Tor
and against the construction in Chicago,
of q rival to the grent tower of Paris.
This greatest OF all the exposition
buildings and Of the buildings
Of the world will present to
Lake Michigan q facade of such length
as to suggest the wall of a city, yet it is
so admirably designed, SO light and
graceful in its effect upon the vision,
that its true extent can only be compre-
hended when its dimensions are ex-
pressed in figures and by comparisons.
1t is third of mile long, and to
compass it round about is to walk a.
mile. The roof of it is 1858 by 7SS feet,
and the span of the dome, the largest
ever attempted, is 3SS feet. The roof is
$50 feet from the ground, and the, build
ing has 10 acres of ground floor, Two
Of the vast machinery halls Of the Paris
exposition could be wheeled through IT,,
and the Auditorium. the, building Of
which Chicago is most proud, could be
pushed under this great roof, tower
and ALL.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-03-14
Notice of F orfeiture.

nc DAN AYERS, OR HIS HEIRS OR AS.
signs: You are hereby notified that
Pave expended one hundred dollars I'm Labor
pad improvements for the year 1853. upon
Sch of the following mining clsilns:s Copper
T'hg No. Q, Copper King, Allen No. 2, Do
ano No. l. De Lano No. 2, and Ayers, sit
sSied in ssll0on River Mining District, Eiko
aeanty. State Of Neyads. and described In the
ssords Of Rlko county ss being about one
sFiie In westerly direction from point Of
8'eta. known AZ the Birds Nest, situated on
4inon river. Ejko county, State of Nevada.
~ II within ninety days from the arst publ.
aio'' Of this notice you fail OF refuse to con
''0nse your proposition OF such expenditure
Se'her with the cost Of advertising as Co
r'ner, yonr intereot in ssid claim will become
- property Of the subscriber unds Section
EaI Of the United States Mining Laws.
lIARRT J. ALLxS.
Bellevue, Idaho. Nov. a7th, 1904.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-03-14

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and one-hhlf inches long by four inches.
broad, consisting of about twenty pages,
bound In yellow cover, in which form
It has existed Tor thirteen hundred
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Nevada County picayune., 1892-03-10

ed Speaker, again the consideration
of bad financial legislation and the
extension of the silver coinage.
When Mr.. Crisp became the candI.
date of the party, | sent to him and
asked him to give me his promise
which he declined to do. There was
nothing for me to do but to refrain
from voting for him. Having gone
into the caucus did not care to vote
for any one else but its nominee,
but | could not vote for him and
keep my word.
Representative Williams, of Massa-
chusetts, said:
In the last campaign | took the
position distinctly that would not
support any man for the Speakership
who did not express himself in favor
of the suppression of free coinage
legislation in Congress. Mr.. Crisp
has not so expressed himself.
We simply refer to these matters
to show the inconsistency of some of
the papers that are now making war
upon Mr.. McRae because of his vote
for Speaker Crisp. They should
either cease advocating free coinage
or join the Wall Street gang and
fight that measure which is earnest
ly urged by the Southern and West.
ern Democrats, lone of whom"
Thomas G. McRae lis which.
We favor tariff reform as earnestly
as any one, but we regard free coin
age as of equal Importance, both are
Democratic measures, and neither
must be abandoned, and while, if
we had been a member Of Congress,
we would have supported Mr.. Mills
because of his tariff views and eX-
cellent work, we would have been
slow to have given him our support if
we had known or considered him at
all weakkneed on the silver ques-
ton.
Mr.. McRae was on the ground
was there, and was fully posted,
and to make war upon him for voting
for Mr.. Crisp, if it be true that Mr..
Mills wanted to sidetrack the silver
question, is mighty thin, and will
have but little effect upon the Demo
Gratis in the Third Congressional
District Of Arkansas since our State
platform is 50 solid on that PROPOSE
ton TeXarkana Democrat.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-03-10
PRESCOTT NEVADA COUNTY, ARKANSAS THURSDAY MARCH TO- 1892

hand and caressed the soft coils OF
her hair, the old love grew strong in
his bosom and cried aloud for
I Vala.
Dear" he said family, "stsy
here beside me. Let none minister
to me save you, my dearest one -
She lifted her face, and it was
again the face of the girl from whom
he had parted--glad, tremulous,
flushed with a color that made fair
as the dawn, alight with love.
"'You want me, Roy? - she whis-
pered eagerly, you care for me still ?
l thought you would be glad to have
me set YOU free, And | would have
done so dear would have done so
had you wished it.
And he knew, even as Ina entered
with her light free step, that he did
not wish her to set him free. He
was human, and had been too sang
uine in coming for his bride; but he
knew that it was Nala for whom he
had struggled, Vala who had been
true to him so long, for whom he
had come so far; and let her be
changed as she might outwardly, he
realized that the heart of the girl
beat still in the breast of the woman.
And so he drew her down until
her tender face rested near his
own.
You would set me free?" he
whispered. ''Vala, my beloved, if
you love me, keep me bound to you !;
for | have never wished my freedom,
and l have come here for my wife. ="
Ina glanced curiously at the two
faces, the clasped hands, the warm
color in her sisters thin cheeks, and
smiling quietly she glided out.
They look so very happy, NAM
ma she SAID to her mother, whom
she met at the door Come away ;
it would be a pity to disturb them. -
Nevada County picayune., 1892-03-10

Charming people, these exception
al people! Here's "a mediclne-Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
for instance, and it's cured hum
dreds, thousands that're known,
thousands that're unknown, and yet
yours is an exceptional ease! Do
YOU think that blt of human nature
which YOU call II Is different from
the other parcels Of human nature? j?
But YOU don't know my case. 7"
Good friend, in ninety out Of a
hundred cases, the causes are the
same-impure blood--and that $
why Golden Medical Discovery"
cures ninety-nine out of every hun
dred. You may be the exception.
And you may not. But would you
rather be the exception, or would
YOU rather be well: If you're the
exception it costs you nothing, yon
get your money back-but suppose
it cures yous
Let the Golden Medical Discove-
ry" take the risk.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-03-10
Hon. Thos. G.. McRae.

There is no field in public life bet
ter calculated to determine and de-
velop the essentials of usefulness
than that of Representative in
Congress, and when such a reputa-
ton is earned and established, mutu-
al confidence results between the
member and his constituents. The
patient, industrious, studous and
painstaking member, although the
swinging of the political pendulum
may sometimes dispossess him, not
only stands well with his people but
with the country. 10 this class Mr..
McRae, of Arkansas, particularly be
longs, and he stands in the very front
rank of those who, having won their
spurs by intelligent, industrious ana
successful service, are recognized by
their associates of both political par
ties, as leading members of the
House. Mr.. McRae may not often
be heard in the clash of debate, but
when once engaged in the foray, he
bears himself admirably and holds
his own with the best. His excel
lence is in deeds rather than in words,
in work rather than in prctence, and
for this very reason Speaker Crisp
selected him for the chairmanship of
the public lands committee, one OF
the most important positions in the
House committees, hitherto filled by
Mr.. Holman, Mr.. Cobb, Judge Pay
son and other distinguished men. -
Kansas City Times.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-03-10

fOR SALT IN PRESCOTT.

ENp T--IN DJTC,-gVJ--r
:, fritchard residence and acres on East
MAN street
A four room residence and two lots north
of the public school house.
The Clark nlaco nau,lv rono;roa and ~.
in rood condtion. 100 by tio Goo,. a,.a ano p''
acres north If tho Prescott, T.,mhor co,.
planning mill. and on tarms 10 snit nnrchs..,
ualf III. ;,,., -. - D. -.
the Hawkins nronortv
,oIot. - pra5 So. IA W.. ~,
iVio's !" pi"" 'cott anu "arrehs aooi-
rl,. r:-,s. g,
,,Ian". "e i''t!oseS VS 9t',iilPS l9t near .hs new
M - ''' e''e"p p'op,'''
n ne Ne's"n "n :. ! foet"' reSiuehce on HsW
good three,room residence. IVY "
Nevada County picayune., 1892-03-10

Needing a tonic, or children who want build
ing up, should take
BitOWN's IRON BtIsTEkS.
II is pleasant 10 take, cures Malaria Indi-
gestion, biliousness aud Liver Complaints.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-03-10
BRIDAL FANCIES.

Married in white, you have chosen all right;
Married IN gray yon will go far away;
MARRIED in black, you will wish yourself back :
Married in red, You will wish yourself dead.
Married III green, ashamed to be seen
Married in blue, he will always be true;
Married in pearl, You will live in whirl
Married in yellow, ashamed of your fellow;
Married in brown, you will live out of town.
Married in pink. your spirits will sink.
- Old Rhymes.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-03-10

Subscribe for the Picayune,
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-03-10
Companionship.

What deal companionship means.
That companionship between man
and woman that grows sweeter and
stronger and stiler as the months
gs by. say stiiler because, as two
people learn to know each other and
to read each others hearts, they do
not need to speak every word; a
look tells. And this companionship
is no more possible between two wo-
men than it would be between two
parrots. 1t is formed of man and
woman. am very conventional, my
friend, and l hope you are, too. l
couldn't love any woman in the world
as | could Il man, and l couldn' sac
ritce for any woman in the world
what | would sacrifice for man.
The good God made us that way.
He didn't make us to waste our love-
letters aud our coquetries and our
hearts on other women; no, indeed /;
they were intended for men. Some
times the man takes the heart and
cares for it and loves it until it beats
with pride and JOY and love for him
and sometimes he takes it and Sights
it and forgets it and hurts it, and 1t
beal S with love for him just the same
and the brain that belongs to the
heart comes and says to it, "He
doesn't think, he doesn't know"
and the heart excuses and grows
broader and more charitable and
kinder; and some day, when it
ceases to beat, everybody knows
what a dear loving heart it was, and
most of all is its loss felt by the man
who neglected it.
You think your heart would rebel
against this this quiet submission,
this sublime bravery? 1t might, but
what would you gain by it? You
would be no better and no happier
woman if you opened your heart and
said to the multitude, Come and
look at my hurts !" How many
would put oil on the bruises and
how many would put vinegar! Keep
your heart to yourself, my friend ;
it's decidedly the best way for the
world at large, and 1t makes better
and stronger woman Of you.
After this you may be surprised
to hear me say don't think much
OF sermons. Well, l don't. Not as
they go nowadays.
My idea of sermon is one that
lasts about five minutes, and in
which | am told to be less quick
tempered, and YOU are told how tC
be less sulky, and somebody else is
told how to he more generous, and
still somebody else is told how tC
honor his father and mother. | don'i
want to hear sermons about creeds
| want sermon that's going tC
make me better in "A practical way
From Bab's Letter.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-03-10
JOHN H. ARNOLD,

LAWYER.
insurance and Real Estate Hgsnt.
(oflce at Court House)
PRESCOTT, ARK.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13

strone taryfy / diuzej mad tym
przedmlotem sic rozwodzi}, bada-
JAG, czy taryfa czyli clio jest po-
datkiem czy clezarem. Przeszedi
potem do tel czescl pla tformy,
kt6ra poleca przywr6cenie dziesle-
cioprocentowego podatku cd do
chod6w Bank6w stanowych. Ia
pewnl}, re to by4 podatek prohi-
bicyjny czyli hamujacy, a tym
oswleconym wleku z Questionable
nymi naszem, kolejami zelaznemi
/ telegrafami Przywr6cenle go ME
spowodowa}oby powrotu tax
zwonego kusego, kulawego lub
dzlklego obieSu pieniedzy.
Pan Harnes zdaje sic bye do
brym zacnym cz}owlekiem /
dobrym m6wca. lecz postawiony
obok naszego wspolobywatela i
p~rzyiaciela pana James A. Tawney
ME wytrzyma por6wnania. Pan
Harries chclat powledziec: skoroby
pan Tawney wybrany zostal do
hongresu, chodzl1by ma narady
ognlw republlkanskich i giosowaf
by przeciw interesom farmera i
robotolka, lecz ME powledzia}
swolm ~siuchaczom, " gfosowai W
Kongresie przeciw blow, ably
zapfacono przewoz maxi i artyku-
low %zywnosci, ktore szlachetny
lud amerykansKl tax ~spaniaio-
myslnle ofiarowaf ludnoscl g}od
clerpiacej W Europe. Me powie-
dzia} Harrles, IL byf najemnikiem,
adwokatem kolei Chicacago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul, owej olbrzy-
mlej potegl, kt6ra z pewnoscia
silnego doznala poparcla re strony
wysokich eel, ma kt6re on wskazy-
wal, mocno je p~olecaiac. Me
p%owledzla} swolm sfuchaczom, 10
W Kongresle, kt6rego on jest
cz1onklem, jest demokratyczna
wielszosc 1853 - nawet ME usiio-
wal oballc niesprawledllwego blu
pana Nc Kinley.
Pan Harries jest demokrata /
zdaje sic bye godnym cz}owlekiem.
Jaxo demokrate. podziwiamy go,
lecz z powodu jego dzia}aln oscl W
SO k%ongresle, oraz zt2d re byl
najemniklem Kompanll kolci re
%laznej, ME jest uprawnlony do
tego, by so poplerali farmerzy /
robotnlcy. Me INA AMI ich potrzeb,
AMI pofozenia i ME ma do nlch
mi}osci, %inaczej ME bytby gtoso-
wal przeciwko blow, ably zapla-
como "a przew6z maxi zywnosci
ola umierajacego z gtodu narodu.
Pan Tawney jest to cz}owiek
arcYuczciwv, pisknego charakteru i
szlachetnych przymiot6w, a kocha
blednych. Kiedy prawa naszego
p~olskiego ludu W Winonie by4y
naruszone przez kolej tenn
mie$cle, pan Tswney zamlast
stanac jake adwokat pc stronie
kolel zelaznej, jakby uczyni1 p.
Harles, dopomogt przesz}o dwustu
pokrzywdzonym przez kolej rodzl-
nom, wym6gfszy odszkodowanle "a
zuchwalstwo i krzywdy re strony
tel olbrzymlej potegi koleiowej.
w dniu 8 Listopada obywate
le miasta Winony, bez wzgledu
ma partya, obiawla sw6j szacunek
ola pieknego charakteru pana
Tawney, jego szlachetnych przy-
mlotow i przywiazania do posp6l-
silva, udzlela]ac mu n~alezacego sic
poparcia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13

Nova kolonia polska ,,KO,
?ERNIK W Chippewa Co.,
Wisconsin, za}oiona ola dobra
u1u olsk'ego, przez ks. Kon.
tanteg o Frydrychowlcza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13
KongreSmana Harries.
krotka @sprzemowa
40 hall Jana Howalepskieoo.

w, IL. Harrles z Caledonia
przemawlat do bllsko 100 ludzl W
hall p. Jana Kowalewskiego, W
ponledzlafek ma wieczor O obecnym
stanle Walk wy~borczej. Ma ,estra-
dzle bYf prezYdent i sekretarz
hlnbu, sedzia pan ii. l.. Buck,
deputowany reglstratora dokumen,
tow pan Jozef Wiilczewskl, II. c..
Shepard / Frank l.. Randall.
M'tlng powolaf do porzadku pre-.
Wodnlcz4cy Klubu, a kapltana
Harries przedstawii pan Wiiczew-
SKI kllku slosowneml uwagami..
Pan Harries uderzyi nsjprzod W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13
70 CHICAGO
Jeszcze til 3~esteSneu!

Wykrai to, a bedziesz mia4
bravo do extra = fotografii ga
bjnetowej ma kazdy tuzin, kt6re
z cleble zdejmie ANDREW STU
DO, 81 w. Sec. Str.
Sliczne %fotografie gabinetowe
$3.50 tuzin.
Staramy sic jaknajszczerzej
Wszystkich zadowollc, wykonujac
jaknajlepsza robote "a najtahsze
ceny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13
IA. T.
IL "A w IA B u 8 "A.

CALEDONIA Kazmlerz Ryterskl 200
La Sale Szpajer Franc. LOO
S. Bay City f. Kaczmarek 800
New York S. SleszYnski 200
Oak Hill Jan Borucki 200
St. Paul Walenty W1czyhski 200
Nebraska Nix. Dombrowski 200
Manltowoc Jau Wiclchowskl Zoo
Polonla Jan Koziczkowski 400
Glen Lyon Anton Skrzynecki 200
Spring Valley Piotr Gomorski 20C
Gllead Fir. Zlskowski zoo
SprngVallev W., Ankiewicz 2.2C
ShamOkin. Jan BOkOWskl LOG
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13
POSZUKIWANIE

Poszukule Stanl>Fnwa Ka&mier-
czaka. Pod przybr,"em nazwls~
klein John Contacts Drzebywa}
pred dwoma latY " Waterbury,
Conn, SO Union str. Prose- o
w1adomosc o MIN pod adresem:
5. Szczepanskl, BED Jacket,
Houghton Co., Mich. oox $50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13
KU POWSZECHNEJ

Polak6w W Winonie uzvskali
nominacye IA konwencyl demo-
kracklej dwaj nasi rodacy.
Pana Ludwika Sikorskiego
ponownie mianowano ma godnosc
reprezentanta 2 czwartej l 3ciel
wardy miasta Wlnony do Sejmu
Stanowego W St. Panl, a pan Jan
Bambenek ponownie n~omlnowany
ma urzad komisarza powiatowego.
StarajmY sic, ably obaj zostall wy
BRAN!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13

Legion Rlski przyspasabia
ola Polonil W Wlnonie madka W
naszem miescie uczte duchowa. -
Odegra Jeszcze W przysz}ym miesiq
Gu popularna sztuczke re spiewkaml
pod tytu1em.' Werpel domowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13
Kauai roll 6Zisko maasta.

Panowle Smith & Posi- pod
Mr.. 66 3 ulicy, mad golarnia HI
tykiera maja ma sprzedaz 5 ARROW
gruntu z pieknym domkiem, bar
dzo bllsko mlasta. - Ktoby
chciaf kupic, niechaj sic zg}osi do
lch Blura.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13
WIADOMOSCl
MIEJSCOWE Z.

moze obecnle naJmnleI oO PolakoW
wprowadziG W prace u pllarza W
Lehlgh. = Tu W Wlnonle ciezko
ia zine dostat prace. W Koperni-
ku }atwo j. znalesc. Kto chce
sic ~jeszcze wiecej szczego46w do
wledziet, nlechaj sic zg}osi do re-
daktora W0rusa.
POPIERAJaC partya demo-
kracka wog6le, caiy tykiet narodo.
wy i stanowy, ME myslimy bynaj-
mniej niewolnlczo trzymaG sic tel
partyl W naszym powiecle winon-
skim. W1emy przeciez, ke naszym
kandydatom lokalnym; kt6rych
kazdego znamy osobiscie, ME cho.
dzi lyle o zasady, lie raczej o do
chody z urzedh a przypajmpiei O
honor. Me mona vice cd mas WV.
magat wiele posw'ecenia ola taklch
ludsl, chyba ze So osoby wy
jatkowe, z ochota prace swa i czas
dlaludu a s%zczegolnle dla Po]akow
"A CahlLA mSLtm
jest a.. p. pan James Tawney,
kandydat ma kongresmana z nasse-
60 dystryktu z iona partyl repu-
bllkanskiej. By}o by to niewdSie-
cznoscla z naszej strony, gdybysmy
ME popierall tego zaakomltego
adwokata, skoro on tax dzielnie
bronl1 redaktora Wiarusa W jego
procesle przeciw mllw auckim
szwlndlerom.
q tel samej przyczyny, ola
ktorej poplerac bedziemy pana
Tawney jake kandydata ma kon-
gresmana, ME bardzo chcia}oby
nam sic popierat demokrackiego
kandydata II prokuratora powia.
towego pana franka L Randalla.
Czy ~ieszcze przvpomlna soble pan
Randall, jak to plenl2dzc redakto-
ROW. WiaruSa 2 kleszem wypedza@:
bronl2c szwindler6w i ciagnac
process 2 WioruSem niepotrzebnic
cafy tydzlen i dtuzej? - Przyszla
kryska ma MatYska!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13

Sault St. Macy i takowe ]eza NJ.
m'edzy dworcami Lehigh W eyr-
nauser' (miasto) kopalniai selaza
oaaegaoso GA Lebigh do Weyerha-
user jest siedm mil ang,eIskiob.
W srodku tel kolonii stan,e 10.
szcze W tym roku dworzec, plia do
wyrlt'ania klepek druga do drze.
wa budulcowego.
Ktoby zPolakow chciat skorzv.
stac z %nadarzajacej sic sposobno'
SCI, powinien sic osobiscie zglosit
We wtorek, srode lub czwariek
kasdego tygodnla 2 wv,atk,em
dnl swiatecznych,w razie gdybv ta-
Xowe n" wymien lone dnie wvna.
dfY, W ofsie pana adwokata + a..
m asza Frawley, W Ran
Claire. Wisconsin. ""
Kazdy nabywca gruntow dosta
ME pc w%piaceniu 'pofowy ceny
kupna tytuf posiadlosci (warranty
decided pana abwokata Tomasza
Frawley.
Zlemie ma maJatek koscielny
przyszfej polskiej parafi osobi-
Sole W srodku tel kolonii mad LIMA
kclelowa mad dwoma pieknemi je-
z1oraml, W %znacznej liczbie ARROW
Juz przeznaczy1ern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13
O FICYA In I E.

" ~ l. IA ~ ~ L lie
My Hieronlm l, krol polskl
2 wolf narodu:
Zezwalamv ma budowe
2omnlka z rogow i osllch
uszu ma grobie Naszel nieod
zafowanej meczenn,czkl sp.
Retormy. Jego Ekselencya
rzeczywistego radzce stanu p.
Nagla, mianujemy nadwornym
Naszym pisarzem aywotow
2ywYch swletych.
Pozas1uabowym Naszym
ekselencyom Mamie i Gnio-
towi wyznaczamy pensye do
zywotnie z odpadkow trzech
punktow.
Nowo zaiozonemu koleglum
W South Chicago nadaiemy
przywilei ud7ielania tytuiow
do stopnla doktora wszech
nauk wyzwolonych.
Ably uswletni5 panowanie
j ready Nasze, uwa2amy
odnowienie urzedu nadworne-
60 biazna lako p%atrsebne. "
tym celu wyznaczamy konkura.
Plerwszenstwo mice beda
redaktorzy gwaltownie sic
%reformujacy.
Jego Ekseleacya pana ia
&usza Won Gostomski z Gle
velandu mianuiemy strozem
zfotej ks1egi szlachty polskie].
Jego Ekselencya p. Michai-
ka Kruszke, senatora panstwa
naszego, wszystkim plzedsta.
wlamy iako p~rawdziwy wzor
pokory TAX co do Gala ]ako
do duszy:
HIERONlM I.
Jezeli kt6ry z Po-
lak0W W WinOnie
pragnie sobie farme
kupic W KOPERNI-
KU, niechaj sic zglo-
81 do Redakcyi
Chcie-
libysmy rych4o sic
d~owiedziec, lie os6b
ztad sic wybiera do
Kopernika, ably wy
jednac ola mich tenn
tahsza jazde koleja
zelazna.