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Iron County register., 1899-08-24
GEN. MERCER INTERVIEWED.
Expresses Confidence In the ConviC-
tion of Dreyfus-LabOri Anxious
to Return to Court.

Rennes, Aug. 21.-Gen. Mercier, whs
was minister of war whs a Capt. Drey fus
was condemned, and who is the pres
ent trial is the virtual prosecutor, was
called upon yesterday afternoon by a
correspondent of the press, who in
vited him to make a statement of the
position of the anti-Dreyfusites.
Although unable to receive the cor
respondent in person, Gen. Mercler
sent his oldest son to convey the fol-
lowing expression of his views:
''Gen. Mercier considers it useless to
attempt to convert foreign opinion re-
garding the Dreyfus question, in
which, moreover, foreigners have no
right to intervene. Foreign peoples
have been misled by their press, which
is violently Dreyfusard, for the very
good reason that a majority of the
foreign newspapers have been bribed
by the Jewish syndicate. Gen. Mer-
cier considers anything he might say
explaining his position, which is that
of majority of the French people,
would be useless. The best reply to
Dreyfusard statements abroad will be
the condemnation of Dreyfus.
This condemnation is only matter
of ten days or a fortnight, for con-
demned Dreyfus certainly will be.
Foreigners will then see that their
Journals have deceived them, for they
will recognize that the mass of the
French nation, who will receive the
news OF the conviction of Dreyfus as
joyful tidings, is not composed of Of
ficials and that if the majority of the
French applaud the condemnation, it
will be because it is just and merited.
The press correspondent then called
upon Maitre Labori, who lives within
two hundred yards ofGen. Mercier, the
houses of both being guarded by gen
darmes and detectives who sit in
chairs in the roadway in front of the
houses.
NJ. Labori was taking the air in the
garden. He has been suffering severe
ly from insomnia and was feverish and
excited. The wound itself has not made
the progress the doctors had hoped
for, although there has been no re-
lapse.
In view of his general condition, his
medical advisers oppose his going to
court to-day, as he had desired. They
predict that the eXertion would so
overtaX his strength as to compel him
to take to his bed, which he probably
would not leave, in that event, for a
north.
Tuesday or Wednesday, therefore.
will more probably see his reappear-
ance in court. He will be provided with
a specially-construct chair that will
enable him to conduct the cross-eXam-
iEation at the outset without rising
from his seat.
NJ. Labori is intensely anxious to re-
turn to court, even if he has to be car
ried there in an ambulance. He is dis
satisfied with NJ. Demange's conduct of
the case thus far and on his return he
intends to have Gen. Mercier and the
other generals back upon the witness
stand. After reading their evidence he
is confident of his ability to crush Mer-
cier.and heexpects to use the Schneider
end Panizzardi kilograms also to con-
found Mercier.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
AN EXCEPTION.
His Wife Kept a Boarding House and
He Thought She Didn't
Need Him.

He did not look as if he were composed
of the stuff of which heroes are made,
but there must have been some of the di-
vine afflatus of courage in his system or
he would not have been before the recruit
ing officer seeking to gain admission into the
ranks of those who were offering themselves
as sacrifice upon the altar of their beloved
country.
"W6at is your name" inquired the off,
Ger in charge.
John Smith"
'Your age, Mr.. Smith,"
"Forty-three, next October"
where were. you born:
''In Indiana"
''Do you reside here?"
eyes, sir; have for the last ten years"
"Are you married or single?
"Ah, is that SOP"
"Yes, sir"
..'WeIl, you CANT enlist:"
''Why not?"
because you are married"
whats that got to do with it"
ice"
''Why not? Hasn't married man got
courage enough? Can't he be as good pat
riot as a bachelors"
tI suppose so, but we can't take married
men. They have to stay at home and sup
port their wives and families"
The applicants face cleaned like sun
"Oh, that's all right" he laughed. easily.
"You needn't worry on that account; my
wife keeps a boarding house, and has ever
since the second year we were married. -
Washington Star.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
WILL HAVE REAL WAR NOW.
The Government Determined to Make
short Work of the Filipino
Rebellion.

Washington, Aug. 1s.-"The policy
Of the war department" said Secretary
Root yesterday, lis to furnish Gen.
Otis with all the troops and sepplies
that he can use and which are neces-
sary to wind up the insurrection in
the Philippines in shortest possible
time
No Delay Will be Allowed.
The secretary was speaking of the
ten regiments which were called out
yesterday by order of the presidenv.
He said that no delay would be al
lowed in enlisting, equipping and sup
plying the new regiments nor in trans
porting them as well as the other regi-
ments already organized to the Phil
ippines as soon as they were needed
for active operations.
All Troops Necessary will be Sent.
If the present number of troops are
insufficient more will be procured. The
men already enlisted for the Philip
pine service will be sent at once and
the new regiments will be forwarded
as fast as they are organized and need
ed. While there has been some sug-
gestion that the new regiments will
be used as a reserve force, it may be
stated positive that these regiments
as well as more if they can be used
will be sent to reinforce Gen. Otis.
Secretary Root sent a copy of the
order of yesterday to the various de-
partments of the army and they at
once began preparations for supply
ing the new organizations.
Took Prompt Action.
Within half an hour the ordnance
bureau had sent orders to the different
arsenals directing that complete out
| fits of arms and ordnance supplies for
each regiment be sent to the rendez-
vous where they are to be organized.
The quartermaster's department gave
, orders for supplying tents, clothing
| and other equipments furnished by
| that department, while the commits
! sary department ordered a sufficient
| supply of rations to be on hand to feed
! the troops as fast as they arrive. The
medical department was also directed
! to see that supplies were sent.
| The regiments will be recruited with
! the same care exercised in enlisting
| the first regiments.
Will Give All Sections a Chance.
! The districts which were not very
! thoroughly covered in recruiting for
, the first regiments will be visited by
! the officers in the new organiza tions
/ 1t is.the intention of the war depart
ment to have the regiments give more
attention to firing than any other fea-
/ ture of the drill. The men will be
armed, as are the regular infantry reg
/ iments, with the magazine army rifle
The Selection of officers.
The selection of this majors and
company officers for the regiments IS
, rCw occupying the attention of the
| secretary, and the men are being
! chosen from among the volunteers
! who were called out in the Spanish
war The officers will be distributed
as equally as possible among the diff.
/ ferent states
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
WAS SENTENCED TO BE 9UNG.
But Escaped Two Days Before and
Has Been Free Thirty Years
-Rearrested.

Ardmore, I. T., Aug. 19.-Deputy
Marshal Lindsey, accompanied by Sher-
if E. c. Mudd of Butler, No., yester-
day went to Cheek, east of here, and
arrested Thomas Spotwood, aged 90
years, an alleged fugitive from justice.
Spotwood is wanted in Bates county,
Mo-, where he is said to have been
known as L. r. Freeman and where
he was sentenced to be hung April II,
1869, but escaped two days before the
sentence became effective. The pris-
oner will be taken to Missouri as soon
as requisition papers arrive.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
TEN ADDITIONAL REGIMENTS.
Orders Issued for the Recruiting of
Ten Additional Regiments
of Volunteers.

Washington, Aug. 1S.-An order has
been issued directing that ten addi-
tional regiments of infantry volun-
teers be organized for service in the
Philippines. The regiments will be
numbered from 80 to AZ. and will be
organized at the following places in
the orded named: Fort Smelling, Fort
Crook, Neb.; Fort Riley, Kas.; Fort
Niagara, \. V; Camp Meade, Pa, two
regiments; Fort Ethan, Allen, VT;
Fort Leavenworth, Kas.; Jefferson
Barracks, Mo-; South Framingham,
Mass.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
Assumed the Agxressixe.

Detroit, Mich, Aug. 1s.-The Detroi,
Citizens Street Railway Co. has as
sumed the initiative in the fight begun
by the city to compel the reduction of
street car fares from five cents to eight
for quarter. The company has OBJ
tanned from the United States district
court an order temporarily restraining
the city from any attempt to en-
force or carry out the provisions of or.
dinances recently passed by the city
cornell prohibiting either of the com
panies from charging higher rates of
fare than eight for a quarter.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
ENORMOUS DEAL INHEN'S EGGS
Seventy Carloads, AgEregatinG Over
Ten Million Eggs, Sold to An
Eastern Syndicate.

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. 19.-Con-
tracts were closed here yesterday for
the sale to a syndicate of eastern conf
mission merchants of 20 car loads of
eggs now in store at Topeka, Abilene
and Concordia, Kas. The eggs are to
De shipped by three special trains next
week The sellers will retail in New
York, Boston, Philadelphia and other
cities at a little over 20 cents. The
deal is estimated to cover 10,080,00O
eggs.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
JimInez Has Left Havana.

Havana, Aug. 1s.-Jiminez, who
aspires TO The presidency of the Re
public of Santo Domingo, has left
here for Batabano. There he will take
n steamer for Santiago de Cuba. 1t is
said he received cable dispatches from
friends in Santo Domingo previous to
his departure. He was accompanied
by two friends. They were all .un-
armed a private yacht which has
been placed at the disposal of Jiminez,
. will meet him at or off Santiago, but
J:Dinez would not give the name of
her owner.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
Denied . wr,. Of Haneas CorDu.

Seattle. Wash, Aug. 19.-United
States District Judge Hanford yester-
day denied the application of the Chi
nese crew of the transport Victoria for
a writ of habeas corpus. In view Of the
fact that the crew is not permitted to
land here on account of the exclusion
law, the court concludes that it would
be putting the government to unnee-
essary expense to transport them to
Hong Kong. The agents of the vessel
furnished bond pledging that they
would discharge the crew at Manila
and send them to Hong Kong
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
SCOTT MURDER AT ST. LOUIS.
The Police of st. Louis Have Sue
ceeded in Landing the Slayer
of William POsten Scott.

um was arrested by Detective Walsh,
of this city, in Sheffield, Ala, Wednes-
day afternoon. He is charged with
the murder of William Posten Scott,
who was shot near Union and Delmar
avenues on the night of July 4. Three
of Eeachum's alleged accompiices are
now under arrest in this city.
There can be but little doubt that
the prisoners are responsible for
Scott's death. Two have made par
tial confessions, and their confessions
involve the others.
Beachum has consented to return to
this state without requisition papers.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
DRIVEN TO THE MOUNTAINS.
Eight Hundred Insurgents Try to
Retake Angeles, But Take to
the Hills Instead.

Manila, Aug. IS, 6:15 p. m.--Eight
hundred insurgents attacked Angeles
this morning, but the Twelfth regi-
ment drove them into the mountains.
Three ditched locomotives were cap
tured. None of the American troops
were injured.
The ini1rgent loss is not known.
Mr.. C. I. Spencer, of Kentucky, a
reporter of the Manila Times, was
Angeles.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
why MEAT IS Soaring.
u Representative of Nelson Morris
g. Co. Explains the Cause
of the Rise.
war UPON AUSTRALIAN BEEF RAISERs.
coup the American Beef Barons
for Their Losses Sustained In
CrOxydfng the Australians Out OF
the English Markets.

New York, Aug. 1S.-A representa-
tive of the firm of Nelson, Morris &
Co, when asked as to the cause OF the
rise in the price of beef, said to a
World reporter:
War on Australian Beef.
@The advance here is caused by the
efforts of American packers to drive
Australian beef from the English mar
szefs and establish American beef in
stead. We want that business, and in
order to secure it we are shipping i'm
mense quantities of beef 20 England.
"Just now this business abroad is
being carried on at a heavy loss, be-
cause we are cutting prices to Kill
competition.
t'The consequence is that the export
1f American beef is very much heav-
Ter than ever before. Naturally, un-
der these conditions, there is less beef
for the home trade, although there are
rs many cattle for the market as ever.
No Shortage of Cattle.
'sThere is no real shortage in mar
ketabIe cattle, all reports to the con-
trary notwithstanding. The receipts
at the yards in Kansas City, Omaha
and Chicago are as large as ever.
'"The foreign demand being extra
heavy, as have explained, the prices
80 cattle dealers as well as to butch
Frs, are high. The packers are not
zrcaping any fortune.
t'The remedy for complaining butch
ers is simple. They must raise prices.
d have heard not heard any complaints
from consumers. The butchers are
nIn1n
their salvation by getting more money
Tor their beef"
Heavy Demand for Meats.
Chicago, Aug. 1s.-The Record says:
Investigation at the stockyards in re-
gard to the recent advances in the
price of beef brought out the state
Enent that never before in the history
of the tAmerican cattle market has
there been such demand for all kinds
of meats as at the present time. The
demand for export cattle is enormous.
The statement is made that the prices
of all cattle will be higher next year
than they are now, but that in three
years, when all the thousands of feed
ers find their way into the market,
there is likely to be a slump in the
price from two to three cents.
kanas Cattle Herds.
This year Kansas has 100000 head
OF cattle, which is a record breaker
for that state. The big ranches in
Montana, Wyoming and North and
South Dakota are sending IN few cat
tie at present Most benefited by the
increase in prices is the stock raiser.
At present everything costs more
alive than formerly, making it neces-
sary for the packers to advance the
prices on all dressed meats.
Prices to Retail Butchers.
The prices quoted to retail butchers
are nine cents a pound for best
straight beef in the whole carcass,
and 141s cents a pound for loins and
ribs, when together in even sets. One
lot of 60 barrels of the latter was sold
at 1874 cents a pound. All other
meats have been more or less effected.
Prices have gone up in pork, mutton,
veal and all dried and smoked meats.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
Ee seeure a New samoan Treaty.

Washington, Aug. 1S.-The German
embassy has 1eceived from Baron
-SEernberg the full report of the Sa-
moan commission and the draft of the
proposed convention by which the
treaty of Berlin will be modified. Af-
ter it has been gone over by Minister
Won Mumm il will be forwarded to
BERLIN and twill not be until Berlin and
ZE4ondon has had opportunity to consid-
ex the report and confer with their re-
xpective commissioners that pourpar-
Aours WIN be begin for framing new
zxezfy.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
Hawaiian Trade Coming Our Way.

Washington, Aug. 1s.-The state de-
parrment has given out a statement
showing that a total of lis, $50 tons of
shipping entered and cleared between
the United States and Porto Rico in
1s96-97, SO, l66, or almost one-half, was
British; 37,173, or less than one-third,
American, and 1924, or about one
fifth, other nations. OF 361,173 tons
entered and cleared in 1s96-97 at ports
of Hawaii, 2s3,211, or over three
fourths, were American, and only 49,
o4o tons, or about five per cent, were
British.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
The Little Rock Woman Beater.

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 19.-Another
white woman was brutally assaulted
by negro in this city yesterday af
ternoon. A deputy sheriff came upon
the scene while the assault was being
committed. The negro took the re-
volver from the officer and beat him
into insensibility. The negro escaped.
Excitement is intense.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
BISHOP TUTTLE'S WIFE DEAD.
She Died at st. Lake's Hospital. st.
Louis, During the Absence OF
Her Husband i'm the West.

ST. Louis. Aug. 2O.-Mrs. Harriet II.
Tuttle. wife of Rt. Rev. Daniel 8.
Tuttle, bishop of the diocese of Mis-
souri, of the Protestant Episcopal
church, died Friday afternoon at st.
Luke's hospital. Her death was caused
by an illness which she contracted
about four weeks ago in Cincinnati, at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. S. N.
Ramsey.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
wedding Day Announced.

Chicago, Aug. 19.-The wedding Of
Miss Julia Dent Grant, daughter of
Gen. F. d. Grant, to Prince Michael
Cantacuzene will take place at All
Saints church, Newport, r. L, Septem-
Der 25. Bishop Henry C. Potter will
ofiiciate. Mrs. Potter Palmer will give
her niece a dot of $500, 900.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
shot to Death i'm the woods.

Atlanta. Ga. Aug. 1s.-A special
from Brantley, Ala, says: Charles
Hurt, negro, who. yesterday attempt
ed to assault Mrs. Stephen Battle, a
widow, was taken from the Brantley
Jail last night by mob of 100 men
and shot to death in the woods half a
mile away
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
The yicksburg Fire.

Vicksburg, Miss, Aug. 20.-The fire
which broke out Friday night in the
big warehouse of the Lee Richardson
company was extinguished. Fer &
time it looked as though the whole
block would be destroyed. The loss
will approximate $150,0O0; well COW
cred by insurance.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
On the Eve of a Change.

Berlin, Aug. 19.-The National Zei.
Jung says information which it deems
authoritative is that if yesterdays ac-
ton on the canal bill is confirmed af
the third reading, a decisive turn OF
internal policy and the crowns reia-
tions TO the conservatives will occur.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
Women Enfranchised.

Perth, Western Australia, Aug. 13.-
The legislative council of Western Aus
tralia yesterday passed a bill enfran-
ehiSing women.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
Haa Prevailed Since June.

Oporto, Portugal, Aug. 19.-1t Ia
now acknowledged that the bubonic
plague began here June last, since
which time there have been 50 caseA
l3 proving fatal.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
Diea of Chronic Nephriti..

Washington, Aug. 20.-Gen. Brooke
reports from Havana the death of Pr;,
vate Charles T. Brown, Co. +, Eigh$2
infantry, of chronic nephritis.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
Pushing Troops. to the Frontier.

Cape Town, Aug. 1e.-Military con-
tingents are daily leaving here and
other cities fos the Transvaal frontier,
and recruitinG in actively proceeding.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
Tbe Advancement of Science.

Columbus. o., Aug. 1s.-The annual
meeting of the American MicroscopicaI
society convened here yesterday at the
Ohio state university.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24

Mr. Black-Dem Filipinos am yaller.
Mr.. Johnson-Yes; but dat doan mean
dat dey's mulatters. Dey's inferior race.
Puck.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24

A man has to be very much in love with
q woman to willingly carry her parasol over
her-Philadelphia Times.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24

Don't go to extremes-especially in your
dealings with bees and wasps.-Chicago
Daily News.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24
Lane. Family Medicine.

Moves the bowels each day. In order to
be healthy this is necessary. Acts gently on
the liver and kidneys. Cures sick head
ache Price 25 and SOC.
Iron County register., 1899-08-24

After six years suffering / was cured by
Piso's Cure.-Mary Thomson, 29A Ohio Ave-.
Allegheny, Pa, March 10, '94.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-06

wijscy de iak robak odiamsk poso.
stale nam " rsku. . jassosurka uois
Ia. Konik polny sossswi v rscs
osszsj diugs noge, tax same jsk
psjst, swany hosiarssm. Innym
~stworseniom n obrone siuHa panos
sss lub igiy. Male c~hrssssosyki
ohroni cd .sgiady gaadki papcer.,
20 kt6rym .silisgujs sae sso.ski drs-
PieAnik6w. zaw kryie sis eaakowi.
ole pod swa pokryvs M osas uie-
ogranicsony, jss .wija " klsbsk,
nadstawiajso napassnikowi ossrs kol
oe.
Jsssosurki Uromassiz. fyjses "
ASH Afryoe. msjs ogon pokryty
r.edami ostrych hollow 1 bronis sic
vymisrsajso silnis ogonsm M prswe
lswo gwaltowns oiosy.
Ma wybr.sHaOh Franoji psas.czki
tax swane ogohcss, majs " ogonis
diugi kostny koleo, pokryty sk6rs
issny kindfai. .assbiony po bokaoh
Nspsdnista paassosks stars sis ops'
sad wroga diugin ogonem I SLIM.
woiska " nisgo koloe, ranisc gssbo'
ko, . RAINY take aatwo ulsgajs .aka.
asniu ! Smisrc sprowad.ajS.
Pr6os tsgo % ~jsssose irodki slsk.
tryosns. Dreswy (7'orpedo). spoty
kane osesto "a wybrssaaoh Atlsnty
ku mora Ss6d.ismnsgo, posisdsj,
M bocsnyoh ~oseiciaoh tulowia pa.
rsysto nar.sdy slsktryo.os. Skors
dotknismy lob oiaia, ucsuwamy Ill
ne w~ssrsasnienie ~ reoe, jakby lok
Diem udsrxyc ale o COS twardego.
Wegorse s~lsktryozne, tyjsce v
strumykaob ! bagnach Amsryki Pc
i~udoiowej, potra6s nswst konis u
beswfsdni6.
Jest j~sssose wisls innyoh sposo
bow samoobrony, kt6ra cytuj,
nWsEschiwiat' " oiskawym odosyoi,
p. L. Caenot - ale wspomnimy
nioh v przyszisj pogsdanoe.
g.. d.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-06
Rycerze z Blaniku.
0 brasek
prsss Teodora Jeske- Ch~oihskiego
(Ciag dalssy).


- Gdsis on tsra,f Csy nv ali O
swojsj LidunOs, kt6ra urocssmi opis.
wai swrotksmif Csy ioskotem str.s..
nsj ogius,ony wojny. slyssy ~jss.o.s
serdec.ny s.spt nisdawnyoh vspom.
nishP A mote on nisdaleko, mote
Prsybyi . d.ikimi taborytsmi, mote
ostr.y " tel chwili misoz, sby MIN
Prsessye piers brats mojsgo, Tub OF
car"
Ludmiia .adr4aia. s~plotlsry recs
ma giowie, spojr.aia W nisbo. Ma
rzesach jsj biysnels iss. Kropla. Z
ssrca dsiswiczsgo staossia sie po Wy
blsdiych leach, . : nis achod.iiy
tesknoty.
- Ga wrogism rodu mojsgo =
prsem6wila Z moos nisprsyJacie.
lem WARY pr.odk6w moioh, on | mo
i'm bye must, byc powinien przeIla.
dowcs. Jam Rozsnbsrg6w krew..
A jsdnak..
Zskryis tvar. diofmi, Aalsc sic: o
Boas, moi Bo.el...
Jakii sselsst odeswai sic " tel
ohwili q stop muru obronnego, Lud
mia .adriaia, oofajso sic " giab
~komnaty.
Pc chwili ro.legi sic oiohy dzwiek
lutni, . j~eszo.s cissej gios msski Wy
s.epsai:
- Lidunko mojsl
Clos ten dopaynsi ma skrsydlsoh
P~owiswu noonego do uoha Ludmify
- udsr.yi tax pote4nis o struny jej
ssroa, 10 sic o6rka Rossnberg6w IA
chwiaia.
Ale wahsnie to trwaio tylko ohwil
kilka. Zbliaywssy sie do okns, 20.
ohyliia sic " strons giosu l odparia
:6wnis oioho:
- Niswialciws pore obraies do
spiswu ! aal6w miiosnyoh, panic |,
Jsnowa.. ! misjsos niswiaioiwie. Me
dzwiek6w lutni tam p~otr.sbs, gd.is
anioi smieroi ma obfse c.ska aniwo.
Mech Mstka Najiwietsza prssbao.y
tobis towarryssom twoim, HsScis
~kr6lestwo oEsskis zamisnili na strasz.
ne cmsntarsysko.
A doiu odpowisd.isi ukryty.
- Me lpiswac pod oknsmi uko.
cbsnej ~pr.yszsdism d.il, 'T.udmiao
= Aust, DO ~konsjsoy ME znsjs svro-
tex misosnyoh. Jam tsboryts, v krwi
braoi moicb brodse cd roku I odu-
rssm sic dymem pionsoyob misss !
wiosek. SERGE me s~spomniaio jua 90
TO miiosci
Zsmilks, wsstchnsf, potsm oisgnsi
dslej:
- Dsiki tium podni6si s,ows re.
formssorow ! ukui mich ogniste pio-
runy, sby snisrcsyiy boRsts siemie
osssks. Me TAX marrylismy ! ME
tsgo ssrca nssre prsgne.y; ale saum
posisds wieoej rsmion cd mas, . 90,
ksorsy mu sohlsbisjs. l to, 90 sic
misso ssac niby -bsogosiswishsswem
ola nsrodu, jest dsis klssws | hshbs...
10, 90 byso jego ~nsdsisjs, bedris
jsgo grobsm.
! Ma g6rss, " komnsoIs nsroHnsj