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The Helena independent., 1894-11-14
5oc TABLE.
OUR PREMIUM LIST:

Parties holding the following tickets
will please call for books: Series G. 60
White House Cook Book. Series r.. No
s, United States Secret Service. Series q,
No. g. Facts for Ladies', Series X. No. g.
Popular Atlas Series NJ No. 81. Gem Cyclo-
pedln. Series o. No. 49,, Facts for Ladies'
Series Il. No. u. National Encyclopedia.
Series r. No. ~. White House Cook
Book Series u. No. 9l. Pictorial Wonder-
land. Series w. No. d, white House Cook
Book.
Lot 2. Series a No. q, Columbian Gal
lery. Series Is No. y. The Home beyond
The Helena independent., 1894-11-14

Redfield. S. D., Nov. l2.-Judge Isaac
Howe. who defeated the populist candl-
date for governor, is sinking, and his death
is expected any moment. His physician
has given up all hope OF recovery.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-14
<a~e>eSoe<ees~e<

Nobody can sell you Clothing
at half value any more than they
could give you silver dollars for
so cents, or half dollars for IS
cents. Advertised "half values"
too often mean double values.
We sell Clothing at Its worth
as cheaply as perfect buying
facilities, cash purchases and
economical handling will enable
us to.
Buy Winter Clothing now
stocks are complete. Twill be
cold weather before you know it.
Mems Heavy listers, blue
Rairedan, 81.
Better quality, grey-$o, $Io.
Fine Box Overcoats, cut extra
'ong, large sweeping skirt-$I6,
S1S. so, $22.
"The Poole" the swell over
coat of the season, in blue, black
and dahlia, with heavy cashmere
skirt lining and silk back and
sleeve lining-$25, $32.so, SIS.
Good Overcoats, well and
honestly made and trimmed, well
cut and lined, in plain colors-
SIS, $I6, SIS, $40.
We make speciality of extra
size Clothing for stout or very
tall men. Mems suits, good
black or grey mixed fabrics
$ro, Sra, $13. 50, SIS.
We've very stylish Fedora
Hat that is worth every cent o.
the $3.50 we get for it-and q
splendid lot Of Crush Hats al
ST. each.
We're agents for Jaeger I'm.
derwear and Knox IIats-they'rc
best.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-14

Springfield ILL.,, Nov. i2.-Rufus NJ. Ram
say. state treasurer, died at his home at
Carlyle, Clayton county. to-day. OF heart
disease. The vacancy will be filled by ap-
pointment by the governor.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-14

Winter blasts of rain and sleet have no
terrors for travellers using the transcon-
tinental trains OF the Northern Pacific.
Their passenger, sleeping and dining cars
are yestibuled.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-14

Galveston. Tex, Nov. 12.-Latc returns
show the democratic congressional can
dldates still In the lead in every district
except the Twelfth. where the election OF
Noonan, republican, is conceded. 1t liz not
thought the official returns will change
the present situation.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-14
No Through Trsius

Helena 10 ST. Paul, Minneapolis; Helena
to Spokane, Tacoma and Portland. exceut
via the Northern Pacific. Ticket office.
corner Main and Grand streets.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-14

Scarlet medicated flannel underwear
for ladies. all wool, for Sc per suit this
week at the Bee Hive, a regular So value
The Helena independent., 1894-11-14

Dust is one Of the chief annoyances OF
transcontinental trip, but the Great
Northern Is entirely free from It; the
roadway Is stone ballast
The Helena independent., 1894-11-14

The Bee Hive will sell ladies' natural
grey wool underwear at SLIGO per suit
this week. worth $3.50.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-14

The Bee Hive is selling standard call
Goes at five cents.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-14
A Now Line

or white china. for decorating. just re-
ceived. New goods and new prices.
Il. j. Edwards, and 10 Park avenue.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-14


Silks
upono ou tables at one-halt former
CLOAkS AND WRAPS.-lhs Department specially
week. both Prices and the addition OF New
which displayed We
will only let that what claim We advertise
inside We
shall be pleased and
that prevail throughout our house. Respectfully.
RALEIGH & CLARKE
The Helena independent., 1894-11-14
Observation-Disclosures.

Ladies', misses and children's cloakl
at the Bee Hive.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-14

Go to the Bee Hive for bargains in dry
goods.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-14

Russian falmistry Asother Week.
Nine. Ipanoff, room 10. Woods block.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-14
SALE.

500 ACRES oOoD FARM LAND-Isog
water right. 100 aetoa under fsnee, h-Acre straw
berries, frame housa ihk2A large log barn ono
mlle from ast Helena. Ave milo. from ilelenA.
Will sell the whole OF part For further infOr-
nation enquire 0f >. Z. tLAhk,
Last Helena
The Helena independent., 1894-11-14

10 pai,a Ladies' Fast Black Hose.
Tor ,s-ss..s ,s-.ssss....ssssss.s 81 %
pairs Ladies' Fast Black regular
made Hose Tor ......,.....,,,, 90
q pairs Mems Camel's Hair Socks
extra value, for,.............. 90
80 dozen Chidren's White Merino
Vests and Pants, all sizes, suit $50
10 pieces all Wool Scarlet Flan-
mel, per yard ,..,,.,.,......... 25c
10 pieces e all Wool, Scarlet,
Grey and White Flannel, per
yard .....,...s.......,ss. $50
10 spools Goats Best Thread, for. 45c
3 spools heminwBy'e best Spool
Silk, for......,,..,....,... 25o
3 pairs Mems Fine Lisle Hose Silk
Embroidered, or..,.....,..... 81 90
IL papers Pine, for, r,.............. loo
A good Dress Shield, for......... 100
Patent Hooks and Eyes, Black
and White, per card .......... 30
Good quality SilIsias, oil colors,
per yard. ...... .................. loo
The Helena independent., 1894-11-14
25c TABLE.

Can be found Felt Sailor Hats,
Infants Cashmere Caps. Black
and White Wings, Buds and Fan
cy feathers. AL worth from so
cents to 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-08
Patronize Home Industry.

One Of Rock Islands leading es-
Establishments is that conducted by
the Rock Island Brewing company,
combining all the longtime brewing
establishments of the city. 1t en-
ployes 100 skilled workmen, union
labor being alone recognized, and
turns out an article that challenges
all competition in quality. Its super
intendent is graduate of the best
brewing, academies. and science and
experience enter into the products of
this institution. This aided by the
most modern machinery known to
the art and the best skill in work
mauship, insures the best beer that
could be placed upon the market. and
leaves no excuse for consumers to do
other than sustain an industry which
exists in our midst, and employs
home labor, pays taxes here. and
which is identified with Rock Island &
interests and prosperity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-08
ShOuid Ia FINISHED =.

Last evening some miscreant Gre
aied disturbance at the Salvation
Army barracks. which not only
affected the services. but had an
alarming effect upon pedestrians
passing along Second avenue. within
the vicinity OF the barracks. Two
explanations are given as the cause
of this trouble: One, that while the
army was in Market square holding
the usual meeting. some rascal put
some asafGtida on the stove ut the
quarters: the other, that while SER
vices were in progress some boy
emptied the contents of n skunk
bladder on the floor. Which it was.
it is hard to learn, but suffice is it to
say that ere long Second avenue up
as far rs Seventeenth street was bur-
dened with the obnoxious odor. and
the meeting at the barracks was
Obliged to suspend on account of it.
The unprincipled wretch who was
guilty of the cowardly trick, should
he apprehcndcd and made an exam
Dle of.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-08
He stale u March.

On Monday evening, at o'clock.
in Geneseo, Edward J. Shields and
Miss Mary Mccarthy were married
by Rev. Father O'Hara, in the pres
ence of only the relatives of the con-
tracing parties. Few, if any, of Mr..
and MIS-. Shields friends knew any,
thing about the wedding, and the
news was n complete surprise.
MIR. Shields is well known here, as
is his bride. For number of years
he has ranked among the most pop
ular engineers on the Rock Island
road. Some three years ago, how
ever, he left the railroad. and en-
gagged with his brother, John.
in the grocery business, where
he remained until q few months ago.
Mrs. Shields is one of the most fash
ionable dress-makers in Geneseo,
and has made numerous friends in
Rock Island during her visits from
time to time.
MIR. and Mrs. Shields left on a
short wedding tour through Iowa,
aud after Feb. 20 will go to house.
keeping. on the groom's farm. at
Britt, Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-08
In the Schools.

A report of the books in use in the
public schools on teachers cards was
read and approved. Although the
practice of using books in the public
schools has been in vogue many
years, yet this is the first time that 8
report of the number of books, and
the times they were consulted has
been offered. The report was as fol-
lows:
Volumes out on teachers cards.
1913; American history, 6S; poetry, 5.
These hooks have been issued to
Eighth and Ninth grades. The teach.
ers report 50 volumes issued to child.
rem. for home use, 2l7 times; n UNI.
Der of times consulted ia school,
1888. making the total numbcr OF
times these books were consulted,
$3.50.
On motion of Mr.. Foss. the book
committee was instructed to furnish
the board. at its next meeting, q list
of the missing numbers OF the Serb.
ner. Atlantic and North American
magazines, with the cost of replacing
them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-08
Hooreo ouToF TOWN.
The Ussriendly Treataeat Of the Russ
Comedy Company.

The Csgriendly rreat0eat Of The Russell
Comedy Company.
The Russel Comedy company which
started in Monday evening to ill a
knights engagement at Harper's
theatre, brought down the indixna-
ton Of the populace on its shoulders
to such an extent last night that the
transformers cut short their stay in
the city and departed, it may be
said between acts, being followed
from the theatre by Disguised and
angry mob. hocting and guying the
departing troupe. which left over the
Rock Island road for the east.
The company's performances have
been Of an exceedingly yellow char
actcr from the first appearance, and
while The ARGUS did not compile
mcnt or comment on any of the en-
tcrtainments. it withheld the criti-
cism that would ordinarily have
been given n show assuming TO lie
first class, for the reason that the
company was known To be in finan-
cial troubles. and because. further
moro, too much should not he en-
pectcd Of cheap price company.
generally composed Of the Outcasts
OF the legitimate dramatic profess
sion.
Talked Back to the Gallery Gods
Last night one of the women of the
company was severely jeered by the
gallery gods when she attempted to
sing. indeed the manifestations OF
disapproval were so boisterous that
it became necessary to drop the cur
tain. and just as it was going down,
the female on the stage said, so all
could hear her. that she would no,
appear again before such a gang OF
drunken stiffs." This compliment
naturally angered the already indig
nant audience, and when the mex
member of the company appeared. ir
the husband of the female. he said
something about singing song thai
would '.satisfy the snakes" with the
result that he received an unmerci
full roasting. At $3.50 the curtain
went down, and the audience remain
ed seated. waiting for another act
When Head Usher Don announced tina
the show was over, the people wer'
struck with CONSERVATION, and after
the house had been cleared. a mol
awaited the coming of the compan.
: from the stage entrance. and follow
ing the members up the street, Jeer
ed and groaned at them. and had il
: not been that the comedian (?) wh'
had made the remark about tn
snakes, was carving child, h,
) would have been violently dealt with
The company on Tuesday evenin!
announced the appearance of Tin
Collins and other local celebrities o.
2 the following night. but of cours
: none of them responded. and thei
: names were used without their know
| edge or consent. The company ha
lanother nights bill to present. bu
!. concluded it the wisest course to qui
= last night and get out Of town-goo
. radiance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-08
The Purchasing Power
Of the Dollar
Never was so great as now.

The bulk Of our winter has done
Of the finds with small lots hand These have
price, for First make for
entire spring Second winter goods into
cash. No need of suit of clothes, pair pants
underwear gloves would be wise buy before
coming In she would throw good
Our OvercOatS
reduced low make it object buy for
addition reduced prices allow special dis
count Of &c per cent ION overcoats onlye
In Suits
all small lots nd have many reduced considerable and
regular prices the the saving considers
he In buying clothing perfect
fitting, rightly tailored We think the best
good hence buy the best
Pants.
We again deck witha splendid line Of trade winners
$3.50; the fine grades of g. Mrs. Hopkins celebrated
neverrp everlasting knee pants at 49c
You'll find prices reduced in all departments and you'll be
surprised find how much the purchasing power the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-08
Davenport. N~v r. n.

The transfer of the Davenport
postofiice by Col. Henry Egbert te
Fred fischer, the new postmaster
occurred last evening. It had beer
expected that the transfer would oc
cur the first Of the month, but q de.
lay in the arrival of Mr.. Lischer's
commission necessitated the post
ponement for week. Col. Egber'
relinquishes his trust with the salts
faction of duty well performed,
and his successor will undoubtedly
see to it that the postal service un
der his supervision will not deteri
Gate during his term Of Office. THE
ARGUS wishes Mr.. fischer success
full and pleasant administration.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-08
Married.

Cornelius Buckley and Josephine
Mold were married on Jan. 81 At
Joslin. The couple are from two Of
the best known families In the upper
end of the county. and both are pop
glar.
James Willhite and Celia E. Fuller
were married by Squire Halves II
his residence last evening about 6
O'Clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-08
To Deserving Purpose.
THE LIBRARY BOARD.


Ing.
The regular monthly meeting of
the library board was held Tuesday
evening. and the following members
were present: & L. Waller, c. w.
Foss, w. johnson. W. A. Paul and ].
w. Welch. The following bills were
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-08
This Morning.. Session.

This morning at the opcning'of the
session Mrs. Chandler again APP
pcarcd in court. bnt said she was
unable To bc further cross-examincd
for awhile. Her husband, L. +.
Chandler. was then called to the
stand. but Mir. Scarlc still insisting
on his objection TO this witness COM
potency. the court held him TO he in
competent. except as to matters
affecting Harson alone. which prac-
iically ed him out.
The next witness was jos tic Chand-
Ter. the ?-ycar-old daughter of the
defendant, who testified as TO fire
quent visits made by Holmes to her
mothers house. and said that "n one
day he brought 4 paper, which he
asked her mother To copy. and her
mother took il 10 THE Argus Office
nj his request. Tina. on Sunday.
Aug. -. Holmes and Harson were ut
the house. and her father went and
got some beer. and while he was
gone Holmes showed her mother and
Harson n letter. and told them they
must put two ties ON the next time.
and that he would see that they were
taken off before any train came
along. The little chiid's testimony
was given in n simple manner. and
though severely cross-examined. did
not vary from her direct testimony.
e. r. Siaassen testitied.to having
gone with the detectives other than
Holmes to the scene of the obstruc.
ton every night for n week prior to
Aug. %. and to have heard that tic
was put on Friday night. but by
whom he did not,know.
James Thompson. Mary Bratton
and William BratiOn testified to hav'
ing seen Holmes at the Chandler
house. on Second avenue, east oi
Twentieth. in August.
The cross examination of Jennie
Chandler was here resumed. and hei
evidence bore somewhat on the same
points adduced yesterday.
The city editor Of THE Argus testi
fled To Mrs. Chandler having called
n: the AnGrs Office Friday afternoon,
Aug. ~. two DAYS before the at
tempted wrccking with an article fol
publication. purporting to he an &C
count of an attempted wreck'ng thu
previous night. and witness having
sent for Chief Sexton. and later fol
Detective Holmes. in order to verif,
the article submitted. and later turn
ing it over to Mr.. Holmes ut his re
quest.
Other Criminal Cases.
The case against w. +. Stevens
charged with criminal assault. wal
ad journed for the term.
A motion was made for continu
ance in the case Of Emil Fritsch
charged with assault upon Angus
Matthey, but the court did not act on
the motion.
Last evening Frank Ryan having
plead guilty to burglary of the FRS
avenue hotel, was sentenced. b.
Judge Glenn, to IS months in tn
peuitentiary.
John Duncan and Frank Howard
convicted of the burglary Of N. A
Patterson's residence. were sentenced
by Judge Glenn to i've years in tn
,,nc;sous;~~s. - lol;oe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-08

II have been using DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup for some time. 1t cured
my baby Of . very bad cough. be-
lieve it was the means Of saving his
life." Mrs. Thomas Hinton, Centre
willie. n. j.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-08

every variety of bakery goods. but
especially cake. People thiak bakers
cannot make anything bat angelic
food. We think we make cake Just
rs palatable - you have q home.
Don't get mad because We think -
Try it. KKGLL . 2A1n.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-08

Scrofula eradicated and all Kindred
diseases cured by Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. which by its vitalixing and al
terativc effects. makes pure blood.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-08

F. A. Bragg. residing on Ninth
street, and employed as q wiper at
the c., X. !. & p. round house, fell
into one Of the engine pits this morn
ing about 5 O'Clock, and Injured his
back. The patrol wagon was called.
md the unfortunate man taken to
his home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-08

Highest cash price paid for grease
aad dead hogs 1t the Farrell Esrtilix-
ing and Rendering works.
G. E. WIvux.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-08
PAINTED IN COURT.
Jennie Chandler Creates a Neat
Sensation.
A SEVERE CROSS EXAMINATION,

The Gentle ID PENDANT Colisg.es Daring
the Afternoon Ssss:oa-The E,id~nre ADJ
duscL-TosiAs's restlassny other Grim.
rai rroceciIugs.
At Yesterday afternoons session Of
the circuit court. during the eros, .
examination of the defendant, Jen-
ME Chandler. in the train-wreckinr
ease. the witness tumble of the
stand in what appeared to I've faint.
and she was removed by the baiiifrs
to the Jail, and DIR. Sala was called.
The incident occurred ut > O'Clock.
and two hours later the woman was
able To bc brought into the court
room. but the physician thought she
should not bc subjected io the strain
of further cross examination until
this morning. When Mrs. Chandler
had revived sufficiently to return Ia
the court room. the trial proceeded.
and her husband. &. +. Chandler,
was called to corroborate the evi.
dence If his wife. as to the converse.
ton between Holmes and her. The
examination had but begun. when
the states attorney objected TO tho
competency of the witness, because
he is the husband of the defendant.
Pending the decision of this ques-
ton. court adjourned until thi:
morning.
The Cross Exc TN nation.
The cross examination Of Mrs.
Chandler during the afternoon wa.
directed mainly to show the relation.
between the witness and Holmes
and especially to contradict the
theory Of the defense. as well as the
testimony of the witness on direc
examination. Of a conspiracy between
witness. iIarson and Holmes, t,
place ties on the track, remove them
and claim a large reward from III,
railroad company. Quite humble
Of letters and notes from the witncs
To- Holmes were introduced by tn
state. one of which was what Nigh
be called love letter, although
all had more or less of tn
devotion of the redoWbtlable Jane
and the manner in which sh
expressed her feelings toward De.ec
tive Holmes was sentimental il n,
poetic. especially when she speaks c
his going away. and how crushe
her heart would he. 1t was perhap
under the strain of this evidence tina
the witness broke down.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-08

Makes Extensive Donations.
James Alexander. farmer from
Rural township, whose wife died
Dec. II. 1892. and who is without
children, came into town today and
drew all the money he had in the
Black Hawk Building and Loan ass So
citation out, the amount being
$i.167.06. and having besides this an
ample fortune for the remainder of
his days. he handed Secretary Medill
the following as they distributio /,
he proposes to make of the money
invested for him by Mr.. Medill ia
| association stock:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-06
Straszny wypadek.

Kiedy wczoraj rano godz. wpdf
do kilku urzednik6w kolei Chicago
and Northwestern sz}o szynami tel
kolei, spostrzegli naraz, okolo diva
biloxi cd Cuyler Station, ciafo mez'
czyzny, bez gfowy. w niejakiem
oddaleniu p6zniej znaleziono r6wniez
ma szynach glove, ale roztrzaskana
zupeinie, tax, re rys6w twarzy roze-
zna6 byfo niepodobna. Nlewiadomo,
jaki pociag czfowieka tego przeje-
chaf zabif. Take ME znaleziono
W kieszeniach zabitego mic, co mo-
gfoby posfuzyc do identyikowania
zwiok jego. Byf to silny mez-
czyzna okofo % letni, sredniego
wzrostu. Me miaf on zarostu, pfec
miaf delikatna, oczy brwi bruna-
the. Od1iez jego przyzwoita skia-
dafa sic ubioru z letniej materyi W
kratki, kapelusz miaf sfomkowy
czarny, bielizne kolorowa. = Zwio-
XII zawieziono do trupiarni Rollsto-
ma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-06
Parowiec Miranda rozbity.

NORTH SYDNEY, N. S, 5go
wrzesnia. = Przyby}y tutaj
okret "Rigel' z Gloucester,
Mass. przywiozl cals zalogs pa.
rowca miranda, kt6ry dnia
Z lipca r. b. opusci} New York,
udajac sic ma wyprawe pod
biegunowa. Wyprawa byia
pod kierunkiem dra F. A.
Cooka. Parowiec miranda"
ieszcze dnia 9 sierpnia wpad}
ma ska}y Sukkertopen ma wy
brzesach zachodniej Grenlan.
dyi = a zosta} opuszczony
przez za}oge d. % sierpnia.
"Rigel" jest ameryka1skim
statkiem rybackim. Dostrzeg3
on "Mirande" W niebezpie,
cze1stwie podazy3 jej ma pc.
moe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-06
Wiernosc psa.

We wsi Osiniak, gm. Policzna,
pow. Kozienickiego, w3osclanka
Skwirowa, zajeta praca W Poiu, ME
zauwazysa, ae jej ooreczka zabaskaaa
sic pobliskim aanie zyta. .Daremne
byly poszukiwania matki, kt6ra sadzi.
Ia, il dzieoko utopiso sic W sasiednim
stawie, gdyz W tamte strony prowa
dzi}y SHADY. 2 dzieckiem r6wnocze.
snie zaginai pies. W jakis czas ma
folwarku Wygoda pastuch spostrzegi
wybiegajacego ayta kilkakrotnie
psa, kt6rego niezwykse zachowanie
zwr6ciso jego uwage. zaoiekawiony,
poszedl "a MIN odnalazl zaE}akana
dziecine W zboau. Pies, wierny str6z,
bron4 jednsk pastuchowi dostepu;
dopiero gdy tenze sprowadzil wieoej
ludzi, pozwolil zabrac dzieoko. leoz
szed1 pare krokow "a MEM.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-09-06
Czesi W Wiedniu.

Jak Klamph, winiarz Grinzingu,
przyjechawszy wraz synem do VIE.
dnia, zrobii awanture d~cm przecho-
dzacym Czechom, ze mowili pomie-
dzy soba po.... czesku. Ia to po-
proszouo obu wielce ucywilizowa.
nych germanow do sadv. Krampa
ojciec przyzna va', Ae zrobili glup.
stwo, ale ze ich rozgniewalo to, il
Czesi W Wiedniu ME movie po ME-
miecku.-,To muaislbys sic pan ma
pol Wiednia gniewsc"-zrobil mu
uwage sedzia. .-ojca Krampfa ska
zano ma "a godzin, syna ma 4S wie-
zienia.