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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-17
Christmas Preparations.

Baste the turkey, Mandy, An make the cook stove blaze; Boys an girls are oomin home Ter good old country ways. Growed up men an women, But they won't forgit Christmas comes but once a year, An this here time is it. Don't neglect the fixin's, Pies an cake, you know; Lots O sugar in the sauce The babies likes it so, An ez fur me, cedar tree I'll git, the size ter fit, Fur Christmas coines but once year. An this hero time is it.
 Washington Star. tNpMfATIrtMG RY MAIL.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-17
To Tax Lard For Veterans

A bill will be introduced in the Vir- einia legislature imposing specific tax on oleomargarine and compound lards for the benefit of disabled Confederate veterans. It iscalculated that $50. 900 per year will be realized by it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-17
Historical Works.

Such as Gibbons Rome, Guizot's History of France. McCauley's History of England. Prescott's Con- quests of Peru and Mexico, Carlyle s French Revolution Lossing's Eminent Amerl- cans, etc, and thousands of other books which would favorably impress you II spoken of other than m type.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-17
tlYPNOTlzfN BY MAIL.

The Tea Only BIO. and Success Is Abso'
 Iuteiy Guaranteed.
 Hat shis is the day of long range fighting IS well illustrated by the foi- lowing personal ad. - 'sWe will thor oughly teach you how to hypnotlze py mail; guarantee success; only college ol hypnotislm in America. z
 Khe price charged for this lnstructlon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-17
 Montana,s Oil Belt.

A petroleum belt has been discovered in Montana's new county, Carbon. It is near the headwaters of Butcher creek, a tributary of the Little Rosebud river.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

Sponge Cups, $2.50. Mucilage Bottle $l.50 to S250, Ink Stands. $l.50 to s. Limoge Photo. Frame, $1.75 to $4. Silver Key Chain g.. Eye Glass Chain, $l to s. Napkin Rings, 50c te $3. Souvenir Spoons, $1 to B.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-12-17
REEDS QUICK REPORT.
A Characteristic Story of the Favorite Son
 of Maine.

of Maine.
 MT. Reed has appointed as one of his private secretaries Charles ". small or Portland, son of the reporter of the su- nerior court of Portland and grandson of f one of the oldest and most renowned members of the supreme court of Maine. Shortly after Mir. Reed commenced his career at the bar he was arguing case before Justice Small, and in the .o,,rSa If the argument, in q colloquy ss,ssss7 6saoi ma counseI. the justice
 50r1 Ts to A certain
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13
GET TOGETHER,

We write this, not as an alarmist
but as a suggestion looking to the
welfare of our city on both sides Of
the line. Arkansas, that is our city
government, through Its board of
health, have quarantined against
Hot Springs, Malvern and Clark
county, and no one Is permitted to
stop of here from these points,
We learn that passengers direct
from Hot Springs are coming here
every day and keep the train until
It reaches the crossing, on the Tex
as side, and then get of and go oy.
er the city at will Again, the Cot
ton Belt road, is allowed to bring
passengers on the Texas side, from
all quarters Of the globe, We now
ask the Texas side Board OF Health
to confer with the Board Of Health
on this side, and throw around this
city protection that will protect
The East side quarantine isla farce
unless we are protected on Dur Tex
as border, Let US work together
for we are one people, though di.
yided by an invisible line,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13

is having all infected houses pla-
carded and fumigated. One origi-
nal case died in the city.
Nurses at the small pox hospital
are paid 50 per day. The physician
in superintendence receives $40 per
day, as do also Drs. Minor and Bar
ry Jr, Dr. Remington gets $5 per
day for his services.
The vaccinating corps tell funny
stories of their experiences. Yes
terday while at work negro wo-
man crawled under the house to
escape, but one Of the vaccine point
men caught her by the leg as she
was disappearing, and pulled her
out He vaccinated her.
One or two parties we're taken
from the street yesterday, broken
out with the disease, and were car
ried to the hospital DR., Pat Barry
found them and took them in per-
son,-[ Hot Springs Democrat.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13
Not q Billion Dollar Congress.

The Associated and United Press
news agencies appear to be parti-
san Republican, All along through
the Democratic Congress, Gust adj
iourne0 these two northern con-
Germs misrepresented and belittled
everything that came up tor action.
Now they are lying on it, by saying
it was "more than a billion dollar
Congress" The New Orleans
States shows up the falsity of.such
assertion, in the following manly
defense Of that body:
Since the adiourpment of Con
gress the Repablican newspaUefs
have charged that.in spite 6f the
depleted condition Of the Igational
treasury the late Congsseeswas the
most extrayagant kndaSh in the his
tory of the government, and its ap,
preparations were far in excess Of
the Fifty first Congress, The Re.
publicans, however, are in the hab.
it Of madng charges which have no
foundation in fact and this ontjis
no exception to the rule, Chair.
man Sayers of the committee on
appropriations yesterday gave to
the press the official figures, show.
Ing that the last Congress appro.
priated S45,O00,OOO less than the
lNiFty-6rst Congress, Of which Mr.
Reed was the speaker, and $36, ,OOO,-
600 less than the Fifty-second, thus
making a record for economy which
the people will certainly appreciate
and approve,
The appropriations would have
been cut down by the last Congress
to q much smaller figure than 5000,
$780, 900 had it not been for the
enormous obligations entailed by
the legislation Of the Fifty.hrst
Congress four years ago and which
the last Congress was compelled t.
meet The Republicans in the Sen
ate worked together with the view
of having the l'ifty.third Congress
go into history as more reckless IL
squa1lerlng the public money than
the Reed Congress, which turned
the surplus Of the treasury into q
deficit, but the Democrats detected
the shrewd play Of their political
opponents, and under the leader.
ship Of Mr. Sayers rejected and re-
duced the Senate amendments iD'
creasing the sums carried by th1
various appropriation bills
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13
Suitable Resolutions.

When the news was telegraphe |
to Austin that II, d. llarrelI, 1
member Of that body was dead, the
following resolution was introduced
aud The house adjourned for the
day
''Whereas, we have learned with
profound sorrow Of the death Of
Hon II, q, Harrell, member Of the
twenty fourth legislature from the
first dlStrietj therefore be It
Resolved, that In the death Of
Mr.. Harrell this house has lost 4
worthy and valuable member and
the state a faithful and efficient
representative and that this houte
extends to the bereaved family Of
the deceased brother sincere sym
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13
"sIX D0LLAR-A-DAY STATES
MEN C0"

We visited Little Rock last Sat
urday and took a sort of birds-eye
view of the Arkansas legislature.
From what we heard and saw it re-
minded us very much of one of
those old-tashioned country schools,
where each scholar studied his or
her lesson either mentally or orally,
Although there were large num-
Der of vacant seats in the house
some of the members we're walking
around, talking and laughing, while
others were reading the morning
papers, and not one of these six
Observation-Disclosures seemed to
care a continental whether school
kept or not, just so the pay didn't
stop During all this noise and
confusion Hon W. M, Baird man
aged to make himself heard long
enough to get permission to intro
duce bill, at least, we suppose he
got permission because he handed
the clerk a piece of paper. After
repeated hammering on his desk,
the speaker restored order sufti-
GENTLY to give the clerk chance to
hear himself talk, and then he be-
gan to read. After he had been
reading for some time we managed
to catch the words "tax mortga-
ges' and then we fell off of the
chair in a faint, because we felt
satisfied that he had resurrected the
corpse Of his old mortgage bill,
changed ends with it,and was going
to try to catch the bill-killers nap
ping. We consider this one of the
most dangerous bills that has been
introduced at this session of 4he
legislature, and it is to be hoped
that it will be buried 50 deep this
time that there will be no chance
for its author to ever scratch it out,
- Newport Herald
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13
KNOW MLnDGT

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal oujuymcnb when
rlphtly used. The many who live bet'
Ter than others and enjoy iifomore, with
loss expenditure, by more promptly
ADAPTING the world'l best products TO
tho needs Of physical being, Will qt'oa.
tho value TO hoalth Of tho pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN the
romcdN Syrup Of Figs
It's excellence Is due TO il8 preventing
IN tho form most acceptable and ploos-
mt to the taste, the refreshing aud truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
etyo o0tGtually cleansing the system,
dipolling colds, headaches and ioycr8
and pormanentl y curing constipation
IL has giyon satisfaction 10 millions ana
mot with tho approval Of the medical
profession, because 10 acts on thc KID
noyq, Liver and Bowels without weak
oning them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup OF Figs 10 for solo hy.nll drug
plsG In so cent bottles, but u IL man
ulaoturcd by tho California Rig Syrup
o., only whose nomo IL printed ON eyery
package, also the nOme, Syrup Of Figs
And boIng well Informed, you Will not
aooept any substitute II offered.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13
SECRET BOND SALE.

Recently President Cleveland sold
to Belmont & Morgan bonds to the
amount Of 1862, ,315, 600. In the
transaction Cleveland practically
gave them $8,OOO,0OO. The follow
ing shows how the account stands;
UNCLE SANS BIG LOSS.
Here is a little table showing how
the account stands
Face of loan, $62, 315, 900.
Syndicate premium at 104. 49,
7O7,043,
United States gets $G5, ,1fz,943.
Syndicate profit at 112 2-$4,- T.
1856
What inside jobbers pay, 500, 948,-
587.
Inside jobbers profit to 1888
584, 113,
The public pays and the United
States should have received a3, 53l, =
800.
TheUnited States has lost 49, 49, =
757
Compounded as a sinking fund at
4per cent for thirty years this last
profit would be $27, ,629,676, or
nearly one half the original loan
PROFIT AND Loss.
Belmont & Morgan buy $92, ,315,-
600 at 1O439 -$65, 112, ,942i
Belmont Il Morgan sell $G2, ,3l5,OOO
at 1925 $67, 048, ,587,
Belmont & Morgans profit, &-
835,0ll,
Inside iobbers buy $G2, ,3l5, 900 at
112 25 $G0,0l8, 537,
General public buys $G2, 315, 900 at
1883, 531 700,
Inside jobbers profit, So, 583, ia
Loss by the United States to the
jobbers, $9,l18751
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13
Bowie District Court,

Bowie District court at Boston
disposed Of two cases yesterday.
Albert Brown, a negro, received a
sentence Of two years in the pen
itentiary for shooting at John
Smith, John Garrity was tried for
illegal voting in prohibition cleo
tion at Ingersol, in Bowie county,
four months ago, They proved that,
John, aside from illegal voting, not
being a citizen Of the countyhe had
never taken out naturalization pa
pers lie would have been sent up,
but it was proved that the order for
the election had been drawn up and
let thirty-two days lapse between
the election from the time it was
ordered, The law says the election
must be ordered not over thirty
days or under hsteen days,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13
QUARANTINE RESOLUTIONS.

AT a meeting of the Board of
Health, of the city Of Tevarkana,
Arkansas, on March l3, 1895, the
following resolutions were offered
and adopted unanimously;
Whereas, Small poX is in Hot
Springs and Malvern, and Clarke
county, in the state of Arkansas,
and it is deemed necessary by the
Board of HEALTH of the city of
Texarkana, Arkansas, in order to
protect the citizens Of this city
against said pest, to quarantine
against said places, and all other
places similarly infected, and to
rigidly enforce the same. There
fore, be it
Resolved, that a quarantine is
hereby placed against the city of
Hot Springs, Malvern and Clark
county, in the state of Arkansas,
and all other places and districts
infected with small pox, and that
no person or persons, from said city
Of Hot Springs, town of Malvern, or
county Of Clark, in the state of
Arkansas, shall, under any circum-
stances, come within five miles of
the city limits Of this city. Be it
further
Resolved that for the purpose Of
carrying out this resolution, no
person or persons from places
other than those infected with
small pox, shall get off the trains in
the city of Texarkana, Arkansas,
without a health certificate from
proper authorities, and no person
shall come into the city without
a health certificate from proper
authorities, and the marshal is
hereby ordered and directed to
arrest and bring before the Mayor,
any person violating this quaran-
tine resolution BE IL further
Resolved, that no person or per
sons shall come on the depot plat
form, in the city Of Texarkana,
Arkansas, for five minutes prior to
the arrival Of passenger trains, and
shall not be allowed on said plat
form until said trains have left the
Union depot, and the city Marshal
Is authorized and directed to arrest
all persons violating this order and
bring them before the Mayor to be
dealt with according to law, BE it
further
Resolved, that the marshal Is
hereby authorized and directed to
bring all strangers in the city be-
fore the Mayor, for Investigation,
| and to be dealt with according to
law,
j, G. EDWARDS,
Mayor and Pres, Boardol Health.
JouN NJ Cook
Secretary pro TEN.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13
TIE PITTED PEST.
Its Awful Work at Hot Springs and
Ravages Elsewhere,

The small pox situation over a
great area of country is anything
but good reading to the nervous.
A dozen or more Texas towns, in the
central part of the state, are now
battling to kill out the germ of the
disease that has fastened itself on
many families, while other towns
are quarantining against sister
towns, and cities against cities. In
Arkansas the disease has only one
or two places in it's grasp. Hot
Springs, Malvern and perhaps
Buckner yet in Hot Springs the
death rate has reached twenty-four
out of one hundred cases, and many
of the patients now sick may die.
The situation at Hot Springs on the
18th, as given out by DR., Barry, the
health officer, is about as follows;
Torty;three patients in the small
poX hospital No deaths. DR..
Baird, superintendent, reports that
j. M. Green is dangerously SICK one
colored woman and Mr.. Hall are the
only ones that are bad. In the city
one case was discovered, Mrs. Mary
Rains, on Grand Avenue. James
Nicholas was fumigated and releas-
ed from quarantine There were
three deaths, Mrs. b. r Thompson,
State street, and two little chill
dren Of Mrs, Lloyd in the Witt build
ing in south Hot Springs. Three of
the Mcdowell children on Chapel
street, where they have been quar-
have very light variolold
Hope, Arky has issued orders
that no board OF health certificate
will be taken unless bearing the
seal Of the city from whence it was
issued This is to kill off bogus
health certificates that is supposed
to be now issued by some outside
parties not authorized to give
them
A telegram from the Board of
Health Of Brinkley last evening an
nounced that small poX was in
Ark,
DR., Jennings is now in Little
Rock and he reports the situation
at Hot Springs as encouraging only
one new case reported yesterday in
that city
The following very spicy para
graphs we clip from the Hot
Democrat on the situation
our readers can draw their own
Forty cases in the hospital; two
deaths yesterday seventeen houses
have small pox in them in the city,
One new case of varioloid, Com
mittee will complete house to house
today and commence
re.yaccinating tomorrow Several
persons arrested for refusing to be
yaccinated, One physician arrest
ed for secrcting a case, Committee
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13
SMALL POX ar MARSHALL,

telegram to the TEXARKANIAN.
MARSHALL, TEX, March l3,-A
mild case Of varioloid was developed
here this morning in the person Of
e, S, Richardson, a well known
drummer who resides on principal
street, between depot and business
portion of town. His residence
is quarantined, j.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13
Tho Modorn Way

Cammends itself TO the well form
ed, to do pleasantly and elIectually
what was formerly done in the crud.
est manner and disagreeably as
well. To cleanse the system and
break up colds, headaches and fey.
ers without unpleasant after effects,
use the delightful liquid laxative
remedy Syrup of Figs,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13
Help the Orphans,

"A select dramatical and musical
entertainment will be given by the
pupils of st, Agnes Academy, at
Ghio's opera house on March 10th,
1895, Everything supposed to add
to the pleasure Of the evening has
been carefully attended to,
The object is a laudable one, and
merits the generous patronage OF
the public, who, aside from the
assurance of spending an enjoyable
evening, will have the pleasure Of
aiding in procuring food and cloth
ing for the homeless children. If,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13

,ro nursing mothers, Dr. Plorce'5
Fayorte Prescription is 4 priceless
boon, for It not only strengthens
the mother, but also promotes an
secretion Of nourishment
for the child. For those about to
become mothers, it is even more
valuable for It lessons the perils and
pains Of childbirth and shortens la.
Dor OF all dealers,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13
UDreaa Well.n

E, Greenroos, the tailor and
gents filter, has just received an
invoice Of piece goods, which he
proposes to cut, make and guaran
tee a iii, at from $40 TO $40 and up,
a suit pants Si25 and up, lie Is 4
good tailor, reasonable In his char,
res, ana will give entire satisfaction,
He Is the poor mans friend when It
comes to price, Give him a call,
Shop in the Byrne block, East side.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13
oTho Ministry Of Music"

Rev. W, B, Preston, Of the Cum
berland Presbyterian church, will
deliver a lecture on the above sub.
ject Thursday night March IA, at
the above named church, Admis
sion 20 cents, The money taken IN
will be used In buying hymn books
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13
Meet all Trains.

Mr. Oscar Madden has put on a
hack to meet all passenger trains,
and will carry passengers to and
from all trains TO any part of The
city, Ills hack will make daily trips
to College lIillfrom Ragland's book
store, leaving &C 3 o'clock p IN,
Leave orders for him at Ragland's,
8.7.lm
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13

Ovarian, Abroid and other tumors
cured without resort TO surgical
operation For pamphlet, test.
monials and references send 10
cents (for postage) to Worlds Dis.
pensary Medical Association, Bulla.
10, N, Y,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13
Texarkana Rifles,

There will be a meeting at th'
on Friday evening, at 7i3O
business Is to be trans
acted, and every member is ordere,
to be present,
W, II, HAYWOOD,
GEo, WrLLIAMs, Captain,
Secretary,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13

For Il nice Juicy steak and fine
meats Of all kinds call on the enter
prlslnR Ilud0leston Bros,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13

Have your watches and clocks re-
paired by the old reliable jewlerl
H. l., Schuster 1925
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13

pathy and coincidence and out of
respect to the memory of deceased
this house do now adjourn until 9 a,
M. tomorrow"
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-21
i INV p0LSkICH
w AM ERYCE.

MA JADWIGOWIE chi
cagoskiem, W platek, IS
Marca, znowu bv}y zaburze-
MIA.
Lubo sekretarz Biskupi
kosci6} sw. Jadwigj niby
zamkna}, zabiera} sic ks.
Siedlaczek w dniu tym do
odprawienia w MIN nabozeh-
silva. Ale natychmiast zebra4o
sic pare set ludu wiernego,
Draw swoi:h broniacego,
kaplana zmartwychwstahca z
koscio1a wypedzili lubo strzeg
10, go najprz6d 5, a potem
10 policyant6w. Gdy wreszcie
pred koscio}em zebra}o sic
oko}o 50 policmao6w,
roznych stacyi, roztropn>
lud, ma wezwanie kapltans
policyi Rehma spokojnie kos.
ci6} opusci}. Ami kropla krw
pszy tenn ole pop}yne}a
Aresztowano przeciez OBJ. Jana
Lewandowskiego, / w Gale
Z MIN ME spokrewnions
kobiete Lewandowska z je
II letnim synem.
Pierwszy W oczach polio
man6w dopuscil sic zak}6ce.
MIA pokoju publicznego prze'
to, re niezadowolonycf
parafian do koscio}a popro
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-21
II Stephen.
(M1MN.)

Przesz|ego roku nasz Najprz'
x. Biskup MoGor]ivb przys'a}
nam m}odeeo kapiana wyswie.
conego W Du}uth, ks. Lepgira.
Proboszc2 ten dopiero POI
roku rzqdzi naaza parafa, a
ln2 dug parafalny wszgstek
sp}acony, lubo 100 dolar6w
wydano na sprzety ola plebanii,
a SO dolarow posiano BIskupo.
ri )ako kolekte. A jeszcze
pozosta}o nam 200 dDlarow VI
kasle.
Zaraz po wiosennych zssie
wach zabierzemy sic do budomY
nowego kosciola, bo nasz starry
kosciof "a maly. Kamienie
jul prawie wsZystkie many
zwiezione, q takze Is sztuk
grubego drzewa, kt6rego
zwie2iemv ieszcze wiecej. Nasz
wielebny x. Proboszcz zapew-
MA mas, re ma zine JUL W
nowym koSciele Boga chwali6
bedziemy. Poczem n~as2ej pol
skiej osadzie danny miano
Krakow.
PlonY mielismy ostatniego
lata dosyc %pomySlne. M}6ci-
'ismy okofo 20 buszli z skra.
Niektorzy mtocsli 1000 bus2li
owsa. Wszystko sic rodzi
TAX zboze, jak i okopow1zua i
wszelkie warzywa f4rmerowi:
potrzebne. Chociaz czasem al
W C1erwcu sielemy, to 1ednsk
aszystko dojrzeie.
Sniegi II mas s1opnialY w
Lutym. Teraz MANY wiatry
! dose ostre rrzymr62ki. Kto,
:;osiadajac ki ka set dolar6w,
pragna}by sic pomieday nani
o>iedlic, temu aerdecznie
byllbysmy radzi.
Gruntow rzadowych JUL tn
ME ma, ale HAWAI- dalej jest
1eszcze bardzo wiele. lam
teraz po]ska osade zaktadaja,
lubo kolei jeszcze ME ma.
Z Szacunkiem
Wojcieoh Kuznia.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-21
Nasz R4lniec.

Znana " swiecle zlemla lasza;
kedy polski zyjelnd, gdz'e sic rodz'
chleb i kasza, co nagradza piracy
trud.
Zfouy kiosk W polu stoi barwny
kwiatek posrod lax: W ianach lud
sig hozy FOL, co ME szczedzl twar-
dych rak.
Cho6 SIC trudzl, choc SIG poc',
zyc1a troski ma "a mic, wesofa 1e
%piosenka zfoci, kaidv smutek spe-
'dza z lie.
Gdy juz pola zwiezle plony,
L ziarna make zacznie mlec; gdy
zaorze swe zagoay, wnet okrezne
sprawla kmlec.
KiedY W tanou tupnie noga, z
hoza dziewka p6jdzie W tan, zadne
troski go ME zmoga, on W tym tan
Gu sobie pan.
A dzlewoje gdyby kwiaty buj'
ne sploty, barwny str6j, 2 bleluchne]
]ak snieg chaty leca W tany, jak
pszcz6f r6l.
Gdy ~zawdzieczy nats stara.
grajek ME ~zaiuje rak; wnet ia pare
sumo para, ca}y ludek leci W
krag.
A W tel nucle take czary. re
do tahca budza z snu; razao Ieca
wszystkie parry, tancza p6ki starczy
tchu.
Chociaz grajki ledwje dysza,
oradi Z SHY gruby has, 0 spoczyn-
ku ami s}ysza, graG mazura j~eszcze
raz.
Grajcie, graJcie choG bez kohca,
do spoczynku Jeszcze czas, al
zabfvsnle promien sfonca, co dc
piracy wezmie was.
Jullusz Jejde.
PkACIC "a KATOLIKA.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-21
GfuchOty ME mona
wvIaozVG

6rodkaml, ME siegajacemi do do
tknletego b4onki ucha. G}uchota
nastepuje z powodu zaognlenia SIG
blon wzd1uz rurY uszne]. GdY ropa
te b}ony zupe}2ie zniszczy, wtedy
clezko sfucn przywr6cic. Ma DIE
sieG przypadk6w g}uchoty dziew1ec
spowodowanYch bywa przez katar.
Zap}aclmy 100 dolar6w "a kazdy
przypadek spowodowany przez katar