davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09

7 went out towards Gains. Near there
was my bludgcon. / was too drunk TO
remember how | got Il, but | got II there.
i never hit Lottie with it,
JBE ATTACK.
81 then went UP next 10 the cemetery.
Directly | saw a man and this. girl Wheh
they came out. | walked behind them
tin they got TO the bridge over the ran
road / nj the man a light blow with the
lead. | didn't want to break MS Skull
lie had his arm around the girls meek,
and as he fell he pulled her down. AS ASH. ne
Strengthened up l hit him again. never
touched him afterwards. and did. not
throw him down the railroad bank.
Spller here recites with great minute
ness the circumstances OF his infamous
crime. followed by the murder OF the GIL g
He beat her to death with rock IA "a
said. The girl recognized him and told
him, and spiler said this caused HIM 10
take her life
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
VESSELS Ar BLUEFIEIDs.
The Marblehead and the Atlanta TO be Sta
toned There.

WASHINGTON. p. c.. June S.-A cable
message was received at the Navy De-
partment to-day from Captain Watson.
of the San Francisco, saying that that
vessel sailed from Colon to-day for Blue
fields. His silence I'm regard to the po-
litical situation is accepted at the Navy
Department as evidence that there has
been no material change since his last re-
port, announcing the restoration OF Clar-
enCe, the chief of the Mosquito country.
IL IS assumed that the cruiser New York
viii start for New York Immediately on
the arrival of the San Francisco at Blue
fields.
The cruiser Marblehead left Newport
last night for Blucnelds to relieve the
San Francisco, and the Atlanta will
follow i'm her wake In few days. as it
has been deemed necessary 10 keep two
vesses I'm that vicinity for the present.
The Atlanta is I'm need Of slight repairs,
and Will go to the Norfolk Navy yard for
that purpose These will not take more
than five days' time. None Of the officers
Of the ship have applied to be relieved
IN consequence Of her prospective service
near the isthmus and the report that an
effort Is being made 10 detain the ship
I'm the navy yard is regarded by their
friends as an uncalled-for slander.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
rnE soUIn CAROLINA SUFFERERS
The Red Cross society will Withdraw from
The ,inId Thls Week.

the riold This Week.
BEAUFORT. 5. c., June SIN Septem-
her last. upon the special request of Gov
ernor Tnlman. Miss Clara Barton, presi-
dent of the American National Red Cross,
with a corps of assistants, went to the
rescue OF the thousands of sufferers from
the flood on the sea islands of South Caro-
lima. The party have occupied the heid
for eight months. and, with the ala OF
the United States revenue cutter assign
ed bv Secretary Carlisle in distributing
food and clothing. have done a
great work saving thousands OF
lives redeeming hundreds of thou
sands Of acres Of land and plac-
ing upwards OF $1,000 people in position
TO look after Themselves. The represen-
tatjyes Of the Red Cross will withdraw
from the field this week. The citizens OF
beaufort have formally rendered their
thankf 70 the rescuers in series OF fesV-
lutlons expressing their most heartIeit
thanks TO Miss Clara Barton and the hed
cross for rendering impartially that ald
without which thousands Of their num-
hers friends and citizens, must have per
ished. and rejoicing specially in the iact
while every form Of suffering has Deen
a1ieyiated. every want met, and all dis
tress removed. the people have not beeh
panperized by its methods, nor have any
forms Of self-help been disturbed. Ihe
members Of the Red Cross viii return 10
washington some time this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
LADY TERRIBLY BEATEN
NiGKo ENFERS THE HOUE or Mrs.
HOLLAND md ISSdULrS HER
The Mans Name is Unknows-fxc xcltsmens
AZ suffolk Over th. Afsir-Hev. Dr.
sfaiey's Presidency.

SUFFOLK. VA, June S.--Spec.al. THE
morning about O'Clock a negro man
entered the dwelling OF Mrs. Holland.
widow Of the late Bob Holland. who lives
on the farm OF william Brothers, about
one mile from this town. AID made an
assault on her, doubtless with criminal
intent. Mrs Holland and her three small
children occupied the building. When
she first awokc the negro was standing
at her bedside
She jumped for her gun, but he struck
her. and IN the scdihe he dfaSStd her
down stairs. He took 10 tight. nearing
a cart going by the house which "a To-
Gated near the public road sne sot her
children together believing he Would not
return This time she WAS IN the hrst
floor. Suddenly huge plank was puchei
through the window. crushing sash ana
blinds, and the negro tonowlug imnem-
ately after IT,
rfrE'RrE pyNsiNG.
Mrs Holland ran out OF the bull Ing into
the garden, where he overlook her and
beat her numerically. The ground ~
strewn with blood. and shows there was n
great struggle as sne battc1 Tor htr
life. lie left her beaten almost 10 ceatn
and walked by the dwelling and tod the
son of Mrs. Holland. who was standing
in the front door, 10 30 into the garden
and drag his mother into the house. She
managed to get into the house and fell
senseess I'm the floor, where she lay unth
the break Of day, when her little son went
to the dwelling of Mr.. Brothers and tod
of the dastardly attack.
Mrs. Holland IS severely bruised. No
one has yet been able To arrest the negro,
as she does not know his name. but can
describe him accurately.
The people are very much aroused over
this affair. which is one OF the most
brutal ever committed in this county
tbs SUFFOLK MILITARY scnooI~
Tonight at the City Hall. I'm the con-
test for the orators medal by the cadets
OF the Suffolk Military Academy, James
Harry Leonard. OF Colorado. won the nrst
medal. and Ernest Lind. OF Virginia, the
second
Rev. w w. Staley, -. d.. pastor Of the
Christian church of this city has been
elected by the trustees Of Zion College
North Carolina president Of that insti-
tuition. and has accepted with the under
standing that he is 90 continue his pas
toral charge here. Or. Stacy IL presi-
dent Of the General Convention OF the
Christian Church. South
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
LANDS Ar GtTTYSBURG.
New Proceedings viii be Instituted by the
Government.

WASHINGTON. June S.-The Attorney
General has instructed United States At
torney Ingham. Of Pennsylvania, 70 in
stitute new condemnation proceedings at
once % acquire lands at Gettysburg to
preserve ihe battlefield. In accordance
with the joint resolution recently adopted
by Congress 10 meet the difficulties point
"a out by Judge Dallas in his recent
decision in the case. The resolution OF
Congress authorized the Secretary Of war
"tO acquire by purchase (Or by cOndemna-
tiOn) pursuant TO the act OF August !,
1888, such lands or interests i'm lands upon
or i'm the vicinity Of said battlefield as,
in the Judgment Of the Secretary OF War,
may be Necessary for the complete eXecu-
tion Of tn act Of March 3, 1888. provided,
that no obligation or liability upon the
part OF the Government shall be incurred
under this resolution. nor any expenditure
made except out OF the appropriations
already made and 10 be made during the
present session OF this Congress"
Mr.. lngIlam is already engaged in pre-
pairing petition for the condemnation or
The lands wanted. amended TO conform
with the resolution. and II viii be filed in
the United States Circuit Court within a
few DAYS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
TREACHERT ~ NORWAY.
Military and Naval Omcers Ruined Thou
sand az I; aes.

CHRISTIANIA, NORWAY, June s.-The
Storthing Committee has presented an i'm
portant report. It says that at the height
OF the conflict between the Crown and the
Liberal party, in 1854, resulting i'm the i'm
peachment Of the Cons erVatiVe Cabinet
several high military and naval officers
deliberately ruined 10000 rifles. placed a
number of batteries Of artillery In readi-
ness for immediate service. and caused
the war-ship Horten TO be cleared for
action.
All these preparations. the report adds.
were made with the utmost secrecy, and
Admiral Koren. General Wergand and
others declared that the officers referred
10 acted without instructions.
The committee deemed these statements
TO be unsatisfactory, and has reported
similarly regarding Admiral Koren's ac-
tion. in 1893, In adopting secret military
measures.
Mr.. Houghland moved that the report be
submitted TO the Government with the
view OF bringing about the prosecution
OF the guilty officers.
Mr. Ul.mann, leader Of the Left. moved
an address 10 the King Oscar IID. point
ing out the danger O. the situation and
demanding guarantee of constitutional
freedom and independence and appealing
TO the King 10 assume the duties OF su-
preme commander and guardian Of the
forces.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
ISA kEHP LrNcHED.
Tho Murderer Of sheriff Carver shot tn
Deaih In jail.

PRINCESS ANNE. MD. June s.-1saac
Kemp the colored man who gave Ed
ward Carver a terrible slash with "A razor
after he had nearly been beaten 70
death. was shot TO death I'm his cell about
2 o'clock this morning, by MOB OF
about seventy-tiVe men.
Yesterday morning twelve colored men.
among them Kemp, were brought 10
Jail charged with the murder OF Ed
ward Carver in Dublin, at Charles NIL
ler's liquor store, on Wednesday night.
Kemp, being the leader. was niinei II
a separate cell and chained T. the foor.
About / o'clock last night Jailer Dryd' n
was awakened by some one calling bis
name He went to the door ard was
met by two men, who told him they
had a prisoner whom they wished =
place In jail. Not seeing any one else
and not sIspeCting anything, ne Vent 10
his room. put on his clothes and return
ed to the outer door Of the .aii with
lamp. AS soon as he opened the door q
number Of men rushed iH. throwing the
lamp 10 the floor and pint mig him az
the same time, telling him they ~aDtel
Kemp and demanded him to give ny
the keys. This he refused 20 do, AMI
demonstrated with the crowd TO desist
from their purpose.
OFFICERS P1S1osFp.
In the meantime Sheriff Sterling and
a young man by the name Of Gibbons.
both Of whom were sleeping In the
jan, were aroused ana luSHen III AHV
hall.
These gentlemen were Immediately PIN
iOned.
The mob. after few minutes. not
finding the keys, secured an oak b am,
using Il as "a battering ram, with which
they gained an entrance 20 the corridor
OF the jail.
They again asked for the keys 10 the
cells. and also demanded that Kemp be-
pointed out TO them. threatening TO Kill
every prisoner in the iail until they had
accomplished their purpose.
After a few minutes they found kemp
and shot at him three times through the
down stairs 70 the jailer's private room.
and after a thorough search found the
KEYS. and with "a hurrah rushed lpstalrs.
threw open the door aud rddied
murderers body with bullet' about MY
shots being fred.
THEY WANTED THE BODY
The mob then wanted TO ako the
hodv hut after some argument fhey con-
scented to leave IL. They flee down
the stairs. ana. bidding Jdher Dfyien
goodnight, with "A hunah ier tne Jdii'
None Of the other prisoners in Jtl m.
mitted for the same crime were tfonplel
by the mob, their only purros' helns
the death II Kemp. Tne mob consisted
OF about eighty-hye men most 1i whoni
were masked, carrying runs, pistols.
rifles None were Identified BY the pe0-
pie present In the jail
Isaac Kemp was black, Nurlt negro
about twenty-three years II age ana
very muscular. with an extremely We ou'
countenance, who was here pi kinS straw
berries for Mr.. Frank Bifne' at the
time he committed the murler.
There Is a great deal 4 excitement
and crowds have visited tie Jah.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
OUILAW PAT cox hILLED.
Hs Lost His Life at Illicit StilI. In Wise
County, Resisting Arrest.

WASHINGTON. ID. C., June s--A spe-
cial from Knoxville, Tenn. says Pat
Cox, a noted outlaw OF southwest Vir-
ginia was killed wednesday night near
Wise Courthouse while resisting arrest.
lie mad been the terror Of the people OF
Kentucky ana Virginia for many years.
and was identified with at least a dozen
murders A few weeks ago ne killed one
OF his own cousins and fatally wounded
another lie went 10 Mexico. but was To-
Gated there and driven back
Wednesday Deputy Shecim Grear, with
a posse. surrounded him near an Illicit
still. The outlaw 40 once opened IRE on
his pursuers seriously wOundlnS TWO De-
fore being shot and killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
PROrECIISG mr. yANQUIsHED.
General Ezots and Other salVadoreans on
Hnlrh ihe EennincIon-

WASHINGTON. June S.-The state Dc
partment received a cabegram from Con-
sul-General Vifquain, at Panama, an
uounciug the arrival at that port this
morning OF EZeta. the refugee President ot
Salvador
The Navy Department. about the same
time had a cablegram that General EZeta,
Nice-I resident and brother of the Pres
ident IS on board the cruiser Bennington,
where he was granted an asylum. lie ar
rived on the coast badly wounded. and
Commander Thomas decided, with the ap-
proval Of the department. 10 save MIN
from the rebels. who would have killed
him in spite Of his condition. Ii Is not
thought that General EZeta viii live, al
though he is receiving the best surgical
treatment. Several other generals ac-
cOmpanying the Nice-iresident were also
granted an asylum. and as soon as the
bennington can safely leave la Libertad
She will take the party 10 Panama. Cen
Ezeta was reported dead three weeks
aco. but was hiding on account Of his
wounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
MK BnACKINnIDGh'S POSITION.
lie "VoIuntariIy" Relinqui'hes the Charge
If .hn DoficiencY Hln.

81 nN liGUflth'N - 's
WASHINGTON. June SIT is about set
lied now that Mr.. w. c. p. Breckinrldse
of Kentucky, will not take charge OF 'ht
general deficiency bill in the House. ma, ma
hill will probably be In charge Of VI +,
savers. chairman of the committee II ~
mas been known for some time that theIt
was a strong sentiment I'm the House am, anu
i'm the committee against ne hehlaCh!
mamber's managing the bill on the Hool
ON account Of the unpleasant h0toIle,y
which he has recently acquired. Inc sII-
uation caused a great deal OF embaIIass,
ment. as Mr.. Breckinridge always ac'rI
upon the assumption that as a mater U' Ul
course. he would have charge OF the plii,
and il was a very delicate matter 10
speak to him about. ....h,s
Finally. IL is understood, the matter has
been settled by the request beng Haue
of him formally to relinquish the control
Of the bin 1t IS saiG that he Will 'Voluh-
tarily" surrender the management OF lne
bin upon the grounds that his canvass
&c taking $50 so much Of his time
The statement that Mr.. RIeckinridse IN
properly drew s;aary for the time ne was
absent from Congress is incorrect. IN ms
certificate he deducted the pay Tor those
davs ne was absent after the enforcement
OF the law was ordered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
ELL DALTON hJLLED AGAfN.
This Time lie Bit the Dust While Resist
ing Arrest.

PARIS. TEX. June s,-The following
telegram was received tonight end set
the town all agog:
Ardmore. |. r.. June $, 1871
I William. United States Marshal.
Have got one OF the Longview hank
robbers. lie was killed while resisting
arrest. Positive proof he Is biii Dait9n'
(Signed). >. = Lis>or. ,..l., i.
49, fhat the Federal officers were I'm
rossession S~ OF some important inforation,
but no tip could be mad since a,, me can
unseaIed. and the story is no longer a
oaargt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09

wAsHINGTON. D. C.. June S;1-A spe-
ciai fr6m AmeTicns con,5i Ga; says s,oid DTi Hin,
kle 49, @etVi nm overdose Of morphine last
sWJito"I ,yobt II is believed he cannot rco"oyer
4ishTt 4il hTtiinIle and his son shot and killed DR..
W'rslam. ~, ~ q dectsion sustatnip, the
teIudtS teIu..tSStion of the elder Hnkle and his
vSa' ,.Sn ssntence 10 ,Ea peniteltiary. Late
M, M rirhf he had a long conference with
his his attorneys and after their departnrs
nc nc 'von S,,ae awsllered bv his fathers heavy
breathlng. and gave the alarm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
indicted FOR BRIBERY.
The People of New Orleans After Her City
Fathers,

WASHINGTON, June S.-A special from
New Orleans says: The sensation Of to-
day in New Orleans was the indictment
OF John II. Callahan. Alderman from the
First district, for bribery He is charged
with having received $50 from l.. s. Wild
ney. president Of the Pennsylvania CCal
Company. 10 influence HIS vote and OBJ
tain a grant OF certain wharf privileges
on the river front. For the past month
the streets have boen filled with charges
that the City Council was corrupt, and
definite assertions were made that GER
tain members Of it have received money
for their votes for fat contracts. which
the Council has been giving out very
literally Of late. Callahan was one Of
those most frequently mentioned. He was
a rOor man when he entered the Council
and the rumor was that he had prosper
ed since. 1t is reliably asserted that five
COuncilmen will be indicted for bribery
on the strength Of The investigation al
ready conducted. The whole matter Is in
directly the outcome Of the Illinois Cen
trail attempt to wor'- belt road priv
lege through the CoDlCu despite the OBJ
lection Of the community. The Council
passed the BILL but 10 was repealed a
week later, the Illinois Central with
drawing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
VIII NOT 90 NOW.
But the President May Spend the Fourth
a. Gray Gables.

WASHINGTON. June S.-The published
report from Gray Gables, Mass. that the
President would be there. is contradicted
at the White House. The President Is not
able 10 leave the city at present. III prac-
ticable, he will leave here the end Of the
month and spend few days, including
the Fourth of July. with his family at
their summer home. He will not take up
his permanent residence there for the
summer however until after Congress
adiOurns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
Uouke nectarra the Nomin,r

WASHINGTON. June S...The National
Republican Congressional committee sus-
~ cor,,,tttae in the Second Tennessee
- - Uot,ixe 20 he regular and recognizing
him as the regular nominee. Senator
Manderson and RePresSn,t h Sinort which 'nb' was a,
unanimously adopted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
Heavy Exports of Gold.

WASHINGTON. June s.--since the gold
export movement began in April last
the Treasury has sustained net loss in
gold of more than $50 100000, which stands
to-day on Treasurer Morgans books at
ssg 7g5 600 The engagement to-day was
for 81. sos. 900, bringing the reserve down
70 the figures given. and making the
.ynorts for this week. with these excep-
,,nns the highest Of any week since the
eold export movement began.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
WILSON RELEASED.
The EngiIshman suspected of Aiding Bra
zl.ian Rebels.

RIO DE JANEIRO. June S.-The Brit
ish minister here, Mr.. G. Wyndham, has
cabled 10 his Government saying that
Mr.. Edward Wilson, OF the Enghsn m
81 Wilson Sons q Company. OF this
city. who was arrested by order of the
Rritish Government for some cause un-
known. has been released.
AIr. Wyndham added in his message
MT he was doing HIS utmost 10 bring
aha,,t the release of Mr.. James Florence,
fDo'r the manager ans Tor Wilson, Sons & Com
narv. who was placed under arrest at
P1n'' ~ 'some time. The British minister
exnected 10 be able 70 announce Mr..
40 it1l,.,rdino 10 current reports Messrs.
U-nson and Florence were arrested on
.',l,,toion " If having extended aid. direct
Iy or indirectly, TO the insurgents dur
ing the recent troubles which ended mere
with the surrender OF the lhsursehl neet'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
Ernnce,s Foreign Policy.

.t,insn,ts In their approval of the de-
uu,'n,~raf,en OF NJ. HanotauX In the Chamber
~ i,enntIes Yesterday that the rights OF
E-.nce will be defended at all hazards.
and declare that pursuit OF the foreign
Strengthen the hands Of the new ministry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
Mr.. TERRTIL TEsTIFIEs.
A Member of the Sugar Trust Before th
Investig uiDg Committee.

WASHINGTON, June S-H. l.. Terrih.
OF Cleveland. o.. a member OF the sugar
Trust, was before the Senate investigating
committee to-day. Mr.. Terrill admitted
there had been conference az ths, ArilnE-
ton Hotel i'm his rooms, at which SENATOR
Brice and Smith and Mr. Havemeyer ano
himself were present. but were unable &c
fx any dates, and did not connect II I'D
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
The Lancaster Arrives.

WASHINGTON. u. C, June s.--The old
,rieafe I,ancaster the last OF the three
naval vessels which we're supposed TO be
overdue. s1.r arrived from China az Sandy
Hook. n. Y, to-day. so that all are now
accounted for.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
KANGE nr ImrnMOMkrKR

The following was the range or the
thermometer az The Times Office yss'er-
G p. NJ. Is; . p. NJ, o.. midnight. ~
Average. " -. ----
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
poslmnsfrrs Nominate |.

WASHINGTON, u. c., June S.-The
President to-day sent 10 the Senate the
foiloUfne nominations: Postmasters--F.
q. Kent Wythevllle. Va; w. X. SpiIler.
Bridgeport. Ala.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
mrArurI ForLcA.r

WASHINGTON. n. c.. june S.--For
Virginia and North Carolina: Fair warm
err variable winds. becoming south.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
GEORGIA P4cIfio coLLisIos.

TnRines OF PasfehE"r "Hu 'T''K"' 'T"'HS
Come Togeihcr wi'h DEADLY fT'"t
ATLANTA. GA. June s.-A Georgia Pa
o,ti, A1-,ss Tassenger and freight train had a
f,.l0 baad-end collision tonight seven miles
west Of the city. .,u,,roo,, ,,,,s k,,od
1,h III arn@ineers we're badly hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-09
49, u..rsrs Gets a Lie srn,eacr.

NEW YORK, June S.-Dr. Meyers. con.
yicted of poisoning Ludwig Brandt. was
to-day sentenced to life Imprisonment al
Sing Sing. -..--.--- -.-.-.-------i
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18
Wrenumerata WynOSi
rOGXRsi3


80 stanacn Ejed. i Kanadzlc $2.W
~ Europie {koniecznie h~.prZ6n) $2.oo
w arun k /.
Kazdy, kt6ry zjedna KatoGko.
ves trzech nowYch abonent6w i
prze6le nam "a mich c%a4orocznY
abonament, bedz1e dostawaf "a
swoja fatYge przez ca4y rok jeden
sgzeuplarz Katolika darmo.
Poszukujemy wszedzie skrzet-
aych, rzetelnych agent6w; zas}ugi
sch ralezycie wYnagrodzimy.
Prezent "a przes}anie cac{o
eeaznego abonamentu dajemy tylko
tym, kt6rzy naprz6d "a Knto1ik"
esptac2>
Ktc odbierze z poc1ty try
gazety, uwazanym jest "a abonenta
odpsw,edzlalnym "a abonamen1.
Kto zmleni adres, pow,nien
uatychmiast podaG wvdawcy .Kote
&ka sw6j nowy adres.
Ahonentom, kt6rzy w~yraznle
ale odmowia gszety "a rokrelmc.
TWEEN listowego sub 'nnego
arsednika poczSewego, Hatolik po-
aefany bedzie dalej. Skoro kto
zaprze stanie odb,eraG gazette, pc
wEnien wpierw zapiaclc, Jeze}l co
SO MA w1nien.
pieni2dze "a i ola Ku5o1iko
ealezy przese}ac przez poczto~y hub
oxpresowy Money Order, Muzon
ee2 przesefaG abonament du!a
each papierowych, przez Posta!
aote, aIbo W jednocentowych lub
dwueeutowych znaczka2h poetic
wych, lecz jezeli abonament, W
saS sposob %przes}any, " drodze
przepaduie Eco sic " tym <ra5u
oGrdzo rzadko zdarza1 wyaawca
.K0tojika me b,elze "a to ma siebie
odpovledzlalnosci. Take lHsty
~nailepiej kszaG ma poczcie regist1c.
vac, 30 wtenczaS "rzad p%ocztowy
bierze na siebN edpnw,ed2la|nos6,
sc wraz z zawartosci2 dolda IA
miejsce przeznaczenla. Ws2elk'e
listy orsz przeselki plenlezue do
Roto{iht> adreso~ac:
II. Der0ywski
SO r.. End Str.
WINONA, MINI.