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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-29
CUBAN ARMY MUST DIsBAxD.
Gen. Brooke VIII Not Recognize the
Insurgent Organization.

HAVANA, Dec. 2S-AIajor General Brooke
does not recognize the Cuban army and will
do everything compatible with tact and
judgment to cause it's disbandment An
auxiliary force of Cubans may be formed,
but the recruits will be taken as individuals.
Consequently, voluntary police work on the
part OF the Cuban commanders in the prov
inces of Havana, Santa Clara and Pinar del
Rio will not be encouraged The offers of
assistance, which are continuously being
made by the Cuban chiefs, are politely re-
ceived, but are not accepted. The Havana
newspapers will not be censored in the Span
ish sense, but they will be watched eau
toned against incendiary and untruthful
utterances and suppressed If habituaI Of
tenders. Press cablegrams will not be cen
sored.
1t is understood that the United States
treasury will fix the value of the centene at
s4S2, and of the Spanish silver dollar at 90
cents.
To-day the army officers who have been
appointed subcollectors of customs at the
various ports outside of Havana went to
school. so to speak. Fourteen gathered at
the banking house of L. l.. Childs, of the
havana Chamber of Commerce, and We're
Instructed by him in the intricacies of ex-
change and how 10 calculate the double ra-
tios of silver to Spanish gold and American
gold
Capt. J. NJ. Blount's official report 10 Gen.
Ludlow regarding the row in the Bombay
street cafe last night is as follows: AT 5:45
p. m. Dec. q. Sergeant Adams, Company
NJ. Tenth United States Infantry. being in
formed that there was a fight in progress in
a cafe in Bombay street. took a party with
him and proceeded to No. in that street.
On arriving he found the chairs and tables
overturned and other evidences of a severe
struggle having taken place. AS soon as ne
came fully into the light, after passing
through the cafe. he was met by volleys
coming from all directions, some of tho
shots coming from inside the cafe. All that
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-29
THREE DUELs FOUGHT.
Wounded Hungarian Honor Healed
with Pistols and Swords.

BUDA-PESTH, Dec. 2s-The first of the
six duels arranged between M. Horanszkl,a
member of the lower house of the Hun
garian Diet, and his seconds and the seconds
of Baron Banffy, the Hungarian premier,
growing out of the dispute, still unsettled
between the two principals, took place to-
day between Baron Fejervary, minister of
national defense, and Count Karolya. Pis-
tolls were the weapons used, but the en-
counter was bloodless Baron Fejervary
missed his opponent and the pistol of Count
Karolya missed fire.
Later Baron Banffy's second M. Gajari,
and NJ Horanszki-s second, Nj. Szemore,
fought duel with swords. In the first en-
counter NJ. Szemore was cut on the head.
After his wound had been bound up the
duel was resumed and NJ. Szemore was again
severely wounded in the head. The seconds
then stopped the fighting and reconcilia-
ton followed.
A third duel was fought between M. Kubik,
a son-in-aw of M. Horanszky, and M. Ken
edi, a journalist. Swords were the weapons
and both men were wounded.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-29

The gold shipments from Australia for the
year 1855 amounted to G12 $4,000. The ship
ments to America increased by 920O,OOO.
Mrs. Saunders, who was the claimant Tor
the sum of $50, 900 left by an uncle named
Leake who died intestate in America, died
recently at Port Cawl. Wales.
The St. Petersburg correspondent of the
London Daily Mail says that early next
year Emperor Nicholas will visit Emperor
Francis Joseph of Austria-Hungary and
King Humbert of Italy.
The officials of the Halifax dockyards
have been informed that during 1899 an in
crease will be made in the British fishery
protection fleet of Newfoundland. This move
will be made in view of the steps said to
have been taken by the French government
to strengthen their fleet by adding three
ships.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-29
WEATHER BUREAU EXTENSION.
Headquarters of West Indian Service
to BE at HaNnnn.

Headquarters OF west Indian service
to BE at Havana.
WASHINGTON, Dec 2S.-To-day Secre-
tary Wilson directed Chief Moore. Of the
Weather Bureau, to move the headquarters
of the present West Indian storm-warnina
service from Kingston to Havana, to estab-
lish complete meteorological stations at
Cienfuegos and Port-au-P Principe, and, as
rapidly as possible, to extend the climate
and crop service of the Weather Bureau
over the island so that, within period of
probably less than two months, our people
will be fully informed as to the condition of
everything meteorological and agricultural
in the various portions of the island and as
to the progress of the rehabilitation of the
industries which, during the recent strife
were either suspended or completely annie
hilated. The secretary of war has been re-
quested to assign to the Weather Bureau
buildings and grounds for the headquarters
of the service at Havana, and it is prob
able that General Brooke will take prompt
action to assign to the Weather Bureau offs
cials the quarters desired.
The secretary of agriculture to-day added
to the staff of the West Indian weather
service OF the department DR.. Enrique del
Monte, a noted Cuban scientist, and Capt
Carbonell, former chief of the naval meteor-
illogical service of the Spanish Antilles.
Active preparations are to-day being made
at the chief Office of the Weather Bureau
to ship within "a few days, the most im-
proved meteorological instruments and app
pliances to the new stations. AS an illustra-
ton of the difference between American
and Spanish administrations. it may be
noted that the cost of the entire United
States weather service in the West Indies,
including observatories on the north coast
of South America, viii probably be much
less than what was expended by Spain in
maintaining an inefficient and almost use
less meteorological service over the single
Island of Cuba. General Greely. chief signal
officer of the army who is extending the
government telegraph over the Island OF
Cuba, has courteously rendered to Chief
Moore the assistance of his subordlnates in
the matter OF collecting reports. In tha
transmission of meteorological information.
Acting under the directions of the secre-
chief of the Weather Bureau began the es-
tablishment of complete climate and cron
service in the Island of Porto Rico, The
Weather Bureau system of quioky gather
ing crop and meteorological reports Is now
so completely extended over Porto fsco that
1t Is expected by tie first week in January
a full crop report showing the condition of
crops in all Of the provinces OF I'orto Rico.
win be published for the benefit Of the peo-
pie Of the United States. and that the rs.
port win continue weekly thereafter Fun
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-29

One May BE Established in Japan for
Soldiers from ManiIn.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2S.-The secretary of
war has received a recommendation from
Surgeon General Sternberg for the estab-
lishment of an army sanatorium at Ma
gasaki JAPAN for the use of the United
States troops at Manila. The recommenda-
ton has not yet been approved. but it is
looked on with much favor owing to the de-
STABILITY of having such a sanatorium well
away from the Philippines and from any
possible epidemics which may arise there.
1t would require the consent of the Japanese
government, but little doubt exists that this
would be given. The climate in this
Japanese locality is very salubrous and
bracing. and is in every way better than
that about Manila, particularly for the sick
and convalescing.
The condition of the sick troops in this
country is quite favorable, according to re-
ports received by the surgeon general, so
much so that the hospitals at Lexington
and Knoxville have been abandoned The
convalescents at Knoxville are now being
carried TO the general hospital al Fort Me-
PhsTson. The hospital train has gone to
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sailors to Man Dewey's prizes.

NEW YORK, Dec. PA dispatch to the
Tribune from Washington says: THE
energy with which the Navy Department
is strengthening it's forces in the Pacific
ocean is further emphasized by its decision
to send 400 enlisted men as quickly as possi-
BILE across the continent to San Francisco
to be taken by the next mail steamer TO
Hong Kong. This action was taken in re-
sponse to a requistion from Admiral Dewey
to send him men to take charge of the cap
tured cruisers Don Juan de Austria, Isle de
Cuba and Isle de Luzon, the two latter YES
sells being now in dry dock at Hong-Kong,
while the first is being repaired at Cavite." :"
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noron RothschiId.s win.

LONDON. Dec 29.-The Daily Mail this
morning announces that the chief benetici-
aries under the will of the late Baron Ferdi-
nand de Rothschild are his brother. Baron
Albert de Rothschild, ard his sister, Miss
Alice. The latter gets the mansion at No
143 Piccadlly. Waddason Manor remains
intact in the possession of the family. Mr.
Alfred Charles de Rothschild gets large
money legacy. To the Earl of Rosebery are
bequeathed several valuable pictures and his
sons received legacies. A third brother, Mr.
Nathanlide Rothschild. at Vienna, benefits
under the will. which also makes several
small legacies to personal friends.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-29
TO SETTLE A DISPUTE.
Morgan Raiders Who Escaped from
Prison Invited to Inspect a Tunnel.

COLUMBUS, o., Dec. 2S-All the sur
vivors of General Morgan's party who
capped from the Ohio penitentiary during the
war have been invited here to inspect the
recently discovered tunnel through which 1t
is claimed the raiders escaped and settle for
all time the dispute as 10 whether Morgan
and his men escaped through the tunnel or
by the conniVance of the officials of the pen
itentiary carload of dirt taken from the
tunnel made under the walls has been found
I'm the airduct under the cells which Nor
gan's men occupied After the men made
their escape the hole was filled up with loose
dirt, and the clay around this shows the ex-
act dimensions of the tunnel.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-29

Geza Won Mattisick Keglovich has been SEN
fenced by court-martial to military inn
prisonment for term of five years for forg-
ing on bills of exchange the name of the
Austrian Imperial Crown Princess Steph-
anie. He became notorious some time ago
owing to a fierce duel he fought with Prince
Philip of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. husband
of Princess Louise Marie, of Belgium, eldest
daughter of King Leopold and sister Of
Princess Stephanie whose love affairs with
the lieutenant were at one time the talk of
Vienna, and who is now confined in pri-
Vate lunatic asylum
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Havoc Caused by an Avalanche.

LONDON, Dec. 2s.-Part of Red Rock
mountain, according to a dispatch from
Arieolo, a village of Switzerland, canton OF
Ticino, has fallen into Arieolo, destroying a
hotel and several houses. Three persons
were injured The scene of the disaster pre-
sents a terrible spectacle, the debris OF the
avalanche covering square mile. The
hotel, with eight houses and twelve other
buildings, was swept into great heap of
match wood. new terror was added by
the outbreak of fire amid the ruins. Three
dead bodies have been recovered. 1t is esti-
mated that the damage will reach $4,000.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-29
GOFF NOT A CANDIDATE.
He Would Not Exchange His Judge
ship for a Seat ih the senate.

WHEELING, w. Va, Dec. 2S.-The In
teligencer will publish brief letter to-
morrow over Judge Nathan Goff's sigma
ture, stating that he is not nor does not in
tend to be a candidate before the coming
Legislature for United States senator. He
says he is not candidate for any political
office and has no intention of retiring from
the United States circuit judgeship In the
near future, and will esteem Il as a favor
for his friends to deny that his name Will
figure in calculations of this nature. The
leading Republican candidates are there
fore, Governor Atkinson and Hon. N b.
Scott.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-29

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-The Island of
Guam will probably be different from the
other colonial possessions or dependencies
of the United States in having naval in
stead of a military governor The reason is
that the sole reason for the selection and
requirement of the island was to obtain
conveniently located naval station for our
war ships and that being the case, the navy
should have exclusive control. The COM
mand will be of Importance, for the island
has a population of more than eight thou
sand people, and so far from these being
barbarians about /, 400 of them are of Euro
pean extraction.
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HOUR FOR COMBAT NEAR.
Prediction of the President of the
BOnapartist Party.

LONDON. Dec. ESPECIAL dispatches
from Brussels report that an important con-
ference of Bonapartists has just been held
there, under the presidency of Prince Victor
Napoleon. Baron Legoux was reelected
president of the party. In thanking his sup
porters he said: ''The time OF watching is
ended and the hour for combat is sounding. -
PARIS, Dec. 2S.-The Court of Cessation
to-day examined NJ. Casimir-Perier, the
former President OF France, and NJ. Bar
thou, the former minister of the interior in
the proceedings attending the revision of the
Drevfus case
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-29

ANNISTO1 Ala. Dec. 2S.-The Fourth
Army Corps headquarters, which has been
in Huntsville, will be removed to this city
and Gen. Royal Frank will command the
entire corps, succeeding General Lawton.
who has been ordered to report to General
Otis at Manila.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-29

Savannah to bring 80 sick from the di-
vision hospital there to Fort Mcpherson, so
that the division hospital will be free to
go to Havana without incumbrance. The
hospital ship Missouri is now on its way
from Havana to Savannah to carry the di-
vision hospital to the island The hospital
ship Relief has gone to Santiago and Porto
Rico to bring back convalescents to Fort
AIrr1rnn
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-29

WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.-The cruiser
Buffalo arrived to-day at Port Said, en-
route for Manila. just sixteen and a half
days out from New York. Thus she has
broken all naval records up to this point
in her voyage. She is needed badly at Ma
Mia, as she carries seven hundred sailors to
relieve men in Dewey's fleet whose time has
long expired.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-29
sTERNBERG,s COMMISSION.
1T VIII study Jamaican Methods of
Protecting Soldiers from Disease.

KINGSTON. Jamaica. Dec. 2S-The
United States hospital ship Bay State ar
rived here to-day from Santiago, having on
board Lieut.. Col. r. NJ. OReilly, who is to
be chief surgeon at Havana during the
American occupation. and Lieutenant Wes-
ton, the two officers constituting a special
Continued Op Second PageJ
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PUNISHED FoR FORGERY.

Princess Louise MaFie's Lover Given
Five Years In Prison.
BUDA-PESTII, Dec 2s.--A dispatch to the
Pesther Lloyd from Agram, capital of
Croatia and slavonia, announces that Lieut..
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-29
UNCLE SAM TO BE ASKED TO FOOT
A BIG BILL FOR DAMAGES.
President Mckinley to Recommend
Relief for Americans Who Suffered
in Cuba and Porto Rico.
MANY MILLIONS INVOLVED
WILL PROBABLY BE APP
POINTED TO WISE CLAIMS.

Headquarters Of the West Indian
weather Bureau Service 10 he Re-
moved from Jamaica to Havana.
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the sergeant could see in the way of men
were some three or four figures crawling
over the caves of the roofs There were no
casualties, so far he knows, and on in
quiry made at the cafe none could be heard
Of This disturbance took place outside of
the district occupied by the United States
forces"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-18
WORTH KNOWING.

a rev Psiss<rs That Nay Ne Inter
eating.
us worth knowing that Big ice
and Snow Flake brands Of four please
every housewife.
That they sre sold BY W. A. Ehleb
only.
That he also has grape fruit and
pinespples.
That he has caulifiower. green pep.
pers. esdive. cucumb ers and O vari.
e'y Of other vegetables.
That In iscs there's NO better plscs
for getting just What you wan, than
ct W. A. EhlebS, 500 Twentieth
street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-18
CITY CHAT.

nv soAo % ~ tAes " W >.
Buy Q home Of Rsidy Bros'.
Hats. Sommers & La vells.
Home grown celery ct Horizons.
K G. Summers for stove repairs.
Les's Little Gem 10 the best broom
Oranges Is cents . dozen st Hor.
tons.
See the window. Ssmmer & La.
velle.
Good roll butter IS cents . pound
81 Long'a
The Winner" sgsin In tomorrow
nights ARsus
Choice dairy butter snd fresh
eggs at Longs
Hats 10 please the masses. Som.
mers q Lsvelle.
Dressed turkeys and chickens q,
H. Tremann's soas'.
A big bargain In mems shoes 10.
morrow as Beecher's.
Come and get gold stick pin free
% Young q McCombs'
Hear the Maeldoit Imperial Man.
dolin orchestra tonight.
Turkeys. ducks aud chickens q.
Schindler's mea, Market
Zee IT, Tremaan's sons kettle rem.
dered leaf Lard. Us pure.
Those new spring style hats are
oesuties ~ Stessrt's, the halter.
Easisn Backlsnd will b. at the
Salvation Army barracks tonight
For nobby styles In headge.r for
children 20 TO Sommers d La velle'a
Remember the great bargains in
hats that Mrs. Ia Franz is Offering
Fresh eggs IL cents Q dozen, and
butter Is cents . pound ~ Horton'sj
Lettuce. spinach, celery. rsdishes.
parsley and soup burches o, Longs.
Hear Prof. Samuel sigel. solo man.
dolinist, 81 the Mseldoit orchestra
tonight
Tonight st Standard club rooms
Miss Jones adult dancing class meets
% u.s..
Get your seats reserved for the
nasldott orchestrA concert this
evening.
Plenty % choice table butter 10
jsrs or rolls only rs cents Q pJund At
B,ccher'a
For plumbing try Stewart 4 schas
er. $50 Twentieth street. Telephone
. on 1888.
Good rubber boots only si.s5 q
pair; rubber shoes IS cents . pair Of
Beecher's.
Use II. Tremsnn's SoEs' sugar
cured hams, picnic hams end break.
fast bacon.
The Amateur Musical club was en-.
tsr,aiued yesterday afternoon BY Mrs.
q. W. Cash.
Yesterday Vas Q banner day At
Glmore's slaughter house, go hogs
being killed.
Miss Jones' adult dancing Glass
meets ct Standard cirb rooms o. Z 80
this evening.
Gold stick pins made while you
vait and given away free at Young
q MoCombs'.
You can get hss that its and is
bscoming to you at Stewards. Call
and zee them.
Call on Mrs. Maxwell and have
superIlu rs hair removed, 1923 Sec.
ond avenue. upstairs.
Hear Miss Isabel Mcdonald, con.
tralto soloist, Of the Mse.dou or.
chestrs concert tonight
Mrs Grace Msckin sud daughter,
Miriam, left this morning for Cai.
csgo for S-weeks' visit.
Beecher has Just received q lot o,
rubber boots snd shoes that you can
buy for half the regular price.
Spareribs, tenderioins. pork trim.
mings and all kinds OF beef At Gill
mors's packing house market.
Fork senderloins. spare ribs, leal
lard. sausage meat and all kinds oil
pork cuts at II. Tremann's Sons.
Apple Bros. the hus,ling down
town grocers. have the incest line
OF union made breoms 10 the city.
Closing cut all fur coats below
cost. People going 10 the klondiks
make note. simon q Mossnielder
August Guldenpfennig. Of yuma
aud Miss Laura Hois,sstsr. % Hsmp
ton. were married at 3 O'Clock yes
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19

nie mote i ME bedsie, prssto spo.
dsiewamy sie, 10 keAdy sastosujs sie
do tego rosporsadzsnia.
Wymarss postepows6 bed1ie ns.
stepujscemi ulicsmi:
Cd koioiosa sw. Tr6joy Noble al.
do milwaukee ave., Milwaukee ave.
do Dickson. Dickson do Blaokhswk.
Blaokhawk do Noble ~, Noble do
Division ul., Division do Elston ave
Elston avs. do Front ul., Front al
do Chicago ave.. Chicago ave. do
Noble ul., Noble al. do kosoiola sw.
Tr6joy.
Blisko kosoiols joneralny mars.aisk
~rar Ne sztabsm odbeixie pr.sglsd
prseohod.acyoh towarsystw.
D~olscsajso proibe do q. rodak6w
.amiss'k sfych pr.y ulioach. kt6rsmi
t~owarsystws beds pr.sohod.i6, ably
raczyli iaskawis udekorowat swe do.
my Pomiss.kalns i sklspy, chors-
giswksmi polskiemi | amsrytahskis-
mi, o lie kto mote. Spod.iswsjso sic,
70 ssanowni rodacy rao.a uwsgled-
MID nasas Prosbe, krsil:my sic
2 brasniem po.drowisnism
Antoni Liszte wink, jen. marssaiek.
Josef Rosihski. I adjutant.
Jan Biatsjcsyk. II adjutant.
F. K. Kuohaezewski. poruo.nik.
Jan Marsoh, J6tsf Bleznioki
Andrsej Makowski, komitst.
P. S. Marssafkowie towarsystw
- tak4s pros.eni, ably swe towarsys
twa zaprowad.ili " miejsoa jak 20.
wy4ej oznsosono.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19

kis grupy sviszkowe oras tow. kos.
cislns ma Town Of Lake, IL " ME
d1iele, dnis 22go maja Z. b. odbedsie
sic wsP6lny obch6d ws.ysskich po-
lsk6w BEG r6anicy do jakioh iowa
r.yssw lub orgsnisaoyj nsleas. Pc.
r,sdek obchodu jest nastepujsoy:
o god.inis lei rano wssystkis tow.
winny sic stawic In oorpors " swo-
ich osnakaoh lub regaliach do kos
ciofa sw. J6zefs, gdsie sic odbedsie
taaobne nabotehstwo, zas o godsinis
4sj 20 po{udniu " hall Kosciuszko,
rog 4Sej Wood III. aby uo.oic pa
mistke setnej rooxnicy urod.in ma
sxego wissscsa Adama Miokiswicxs
oraz lO7 roosnioe Konstytuoji 3go
Msjs. - Komitet.
Iedtr { koncert.
Ma kor.ys6 cie.ko chorsgo mlo.
dsiehca j. Tsluka, odbedxis sic pod
opieks tow. Pan I tow. Zsoer6w
prsedstawisnis smatorskie 1 koncert
" hall Ew. Tr6joy dnia % b. m. t. j,
" przyssla niedziele.
w koncercie I przedssawieniu bio
r. udsiai pauis: R. Kwasigrooh, J,
Mikityhska, S. Kolaska, T. Ksoss,
nowska, Krero 1 Walo.y hska bra,
panowie: A. Chrsanowski, B. Coma.
kowski I Kacsanowski.
Spodziewamy sic, 70 publiosnost
stawi sic lioznie. Poozatek o gods
u wiecxorem.
= Otpdrcie.
Znany ~miejsoowsj polonji OBJ. Kon
stanty Walosyhski, saiofyf saloor
pm. 90 w. Division ul. r6g Noble
Otwaroie swego interesu ur.sdss Y
sobote, 81 msjs, ns kt6re niesawod
ME sbier.e sic masa pr.yjaoi0 / .na
jomych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-19

Fotogra,se. -Jedyny pierwssorse-
dny sakiad M sachodnio p6lnoonej
stronis missta Chicago - tylko mai
sdolniejsi ortysci jako wsp6lpraoo-
wnicy % sairudnieni. Me potrssba
udawa6 sic wlr6dmisSsis. ably mis6
prawdsiwie artystycsnie wykohozona
robote " najrosmaitssych modnyoh
stylaoh po prsystepnej Genie. Jako
dawnisjsi zwia.kowcy dziekujemy
"a dotychcsasows poparcie ! o dalsse
prosimy.-Z szaounkiem, Niklas i
PdaoSo,oski.