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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-06
Few Line Interviews.


Rear Admiral Ahmed Pasha OF Turkey
said Of Russia; Let me tell you, if Rus
sia suffered one great, overwhelming bat
tie she would go 70 pieces, because Of her
own decentralizing forces-forces which
are kept within bounds only by fear and
the dread OF punishment and exile"
Rev Or. HHlis--The State will go 10
the devil very soon II men continue 10
postpone marriage until they are 40 and
women only marry when they find bus
bands able to buy them five donkey-loada
of dresses. Young innn. marry the girl
of your choice, even il you only have one
room to live in The State will be rich
err for it if YOU do
DR. Oscar Chrisman. professor in the
Kansas Stat Normal School said 10 the
National Congress of Mothers at Des
Moincs Everything we do for our girls
is to make them marriagrable ard then
we pat them on the market Why not
educate them for marriage? Let il be
understood that girl will study for four
years for no other purpose than wifcbood
and motherhood Wives and mothers we
would have. Man never loves he only
reasons"
Prof. Nelson OF the Agricultural De-
partment says the horseless age is not
here yet. Further. 1T is likely that
there will be continued demand for the
tight kind OF horses. 4 great deal la
been written about the probable dsplace-
ment OF the horse By the automobile. but
it hardly seems probable that it win pro-
duce any more serious effect than have
the electric street cars and bicycles. Each
has its sphere OF usefulness, and each
win continue TO have"
Col John / Martin, scrgeant-at.arms
of the Democratic national convention.
said: There will be from sixty to one
hundred doorkeepers, ana shall make
il ny business TO see they are all men
who caurot be licked. intimdated, bull
dozcd or b-ibed We hope to avoid ,ome
NJ the mistaA,. Of the past. The names
" these appoiBtecs VIII not be known
until the convention opens. for reasons
which will readily suggest themselves
No one need be apprehensive about the
convention hail not being in readiness.
The work is at least ten days ahead Of
time now"
Secretary Wilson. speaking Of now
problems in tropical agriculture. in en-
nection with our island possessions"
said: Careful inquiry will be made into
profitable agriculture in these islands, so
that the people may be instructed re-
garding the cultivation Of the most profit
able crops. such as vanilla, coffee, India
rubber, ETC. and so that the people Of
those islands may be taught the sciences
that relate 70 the productions most prof
liable to them, and the United States
may purchase from those people to as
great an extent as possible the S2f-o, CO.,
GOO .vc-th of tropical products annually
imported"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-06

in the crime, having Iowerbed two ba-
Uses filled with dynamite and with fuses
attached alongside the lock, but owing
10 a mistake in calculating the distance
to the waters edge the force of the OK
plosion was minimized and the damage
was trifling pullman accompanied the
men to Niagara Falls and directed pro
cecdings from there. The three were
gaught almost red-handed The jury was
only FIVE minutes arriving at the guilt Of
the accused. Neither made any remark
on receiving sentence.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-06


New York-Judging from the tone OF
trade reports the last week has witnessed
a fair degree of improvement. The iron
and steel business is still somewhat un-
settled and in other lines comparative
dullness prevails so far rs new business
is concerned, but in the opinion of close
observers the signs all point to improv-
ing sentiment. The scare occasioned a
few weeks age by the sensational devel-
opments in the steel trade has died out,
and there is once more disposition man
ifested in commercial circles to make
preparations for extensive fall business.
In spite of the setback in general trade,
the merchandise movement, taking the
country as whole, is still large. Elk
ports continue on an enormous scale. The
crop outlook is good. Trading in stocks
has been quiet, hut liquidation seems to
have about run its course and while the
demand for stocks is light, there is no inn
portant pressure from any quarter.
Money rates have remained on about the
level OF last week.
Chicago-Speculative grain markets
were nervous and Irregular over a mar
row range OF prizes and were chiefly
influenced by the shifting opinions re-
garding the pros. ect for the next crop.
Dry weather in the Northwest threaten
ed a curtainment of the spring wheat
yield and Hessian flies had already spoil-
ed the magnificent prospect for great
crop with which winter wheat began the
growing season, The crops Of Europe
Were in the same uncertain condition as
those of this country, much damage be-
ing announced in several important To-
calities. Despite all that and, in addi-
ton, rapidly din inishing stocks of tho
previous crop, speculation in wheat has
been depressed to such an extent. from
one cause or another. that decline in
price was with difficulty avoided. Corn
stocks are ample for present require
ments and so far the season has been
on the whole propitious for the next crop
The supply OF hogs was quite large
enough to suncly packers with all they
wanted, - meet the demand for their
nrod",ts at prevailing prices; unless hogs
become slarcer or the consumption Of
lari and meats improves a further nd
vance IN provision prices seems some
what iInnFoha hlp
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-06
Re4ween Two stnn1s.

Mr.. Pulitzer. editor of the New York
World, told Lond II interviewer that
Mr.. Bryan cannot b. elected unless he
abandons he issue upon which he has
gained all his prominence On the other
hand. Senator Teller declares that the
Nebraskan must stand squarely for the
defunct 16 to / idea Mr. Bryan is o.
cupying a rather unpleasant position
between the upper and the lower mill
stone
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-06
nip Bapk Clcarjnrs.

Outside of the city OF New York the
bank cleariugs of the United States
during the G.rst four months Of this
year were S.05.O00,Ue3 greater than in
the corresponding months of 1899
There were good gains in all parts Of
the country except at New York,
where the dull stock market lessened
tho bank cleArings
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-06
Oar En.ancc i'm Gold.

IL two yeaes of the Cleveland admin
isttation. 1924 80. We exported SI5I,-
1875 ,092 more gold than we imported In
.wv years of the Mckinley administra-
tiol we imported Sl4l.703. 300 more
gold than we exported. The difference
to The country, in the TWO periods was
500, 902, 40l tn favor Of Mckinley. This
DOESN'T include his hiliondollar favor
able trade balance
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-06
GO TO PRISON FOR LIFE.
WeiIand Canal Dynamiters Sentenced
TO the Penitentiary.

10 the fenlNcutiaTys
At Welland, Ont, the dynamiters,
Duliman, Noin and Walsh, were found
guilty in short order and Chancellor Boyd
sentenced them to life Imprisonment in
Kingston penitentiary. The public mind
was thoroughly aroused, and no other
verdict than that which was given would
have been well received 10y the public in
Canada.
The crime for which they were convict
ed was an attempt TO wreck lock "a Of
the Welland canal with dynamite. Walsh
and Nolin were the active participants
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-06

During the first four months of this
year railway earnings for the whole
country were los per cent. larger than
in the corresponding months of 1899
In the same months Of 1898 the in
crease of ID per cent over the earnings
in 1897. In 1899 the Increase was 10
per cent. over 1898 Business has kept
on steadily improving yer since Presi-
dett Mckinley was inauguraA1d.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-06
'.Eforts are now pending looking to tn

"EH0Tts are now pehdInS IOOhlng 70 lne
collection of this Indebtedness.
"Out of an Indebtedness of about S134.000,-
900, more than one-half of which consisted
of accrued interest, the Government has
realized in cash, or its equivalent, the sum Of
S124 421 .67095, within period of less than
two years. No other administration in the
history Of the United states has ever 50
quickly, so thoroughly, aud so satisfactorily
enforced the settlement of large claims held
by the Government against business corpora
lions, nor has any similar settlement ever
previously been made by the Government 10
h good financial advantage The Claims
were due The President insisted upon their
collection. and this was done ia a prompt
and business like manner.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-06

The last Democrat" administration
made a grea, effort 10 XII the rural free
delivery SER ice. bur its Republican
orielLators Lsd buildcd TOO firmly for
the party Of destruction
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-06
Ioininu the Bic Show,

The varioes Democratic side-shows
have given their performance, and
many Of the freaks will be transferred
to the big tent at Kansas City.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-06

Corn. steets hogs beef. mutton, eggs.
pork, bacon hams la.d, hides, cotton
and hay all advanced in price during
April The farmer Is sim getting
share Of the general prosperity.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-06

The editor Of the Louisville Courier
Journal anUounces that he has aban-
doned the d3uble-coluInu editorial hab-
it. but be realms the double entry mode
Of political thinking.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-06

With coffee down to ~ cents a
pound. as against nearly j. cents in
1895. there has not been much increase
in the cost % this breakfast table lux
ury under President McKinley's admin
istration.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-06

GUESSING this portion of his reply, 'the for
eign steamship lines. ana all other friends of
foIeign shipping, and every enemy of Ameri-
cay shipping, concentrates his opposition on
the American line the single heroic carrier
Of the Anne gan flag Ina our transatlantic
trade"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-06
!" DEAR Mrs. PINKuAM:---

".
Ihave taken Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound as advised and now
send you letter for publication. For
several years l was in such wretched
health that life was almost burden.
/ could hardly walk across the floor,
was SO feeble. Several of our best
physicians attended me, but failed to
help. l concluded to write to you for
advice. In few days received such
akind, motherly letter. followed your
instructions and am my old self
again. Was greatly benefited before /
had used one bottle. May God bless
you for what you are doing for suffer
ing women, - MRS. CLARA GATES,
Johns p, o., Miss, Oct. 6, 1899.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-06
ronacial Publication

STATEMENT of the condition of the
PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE Insurance
Company. of San Francisco, in the State
of California. for the year ending on the
S1st day of December, 1899, made to the
Commissioner of Insurance of the State
of Wisconsin. pursuant to the laws of
said State.
Eirst-Capital,
Whole amount of cap
ital paid up in cash 5000 10000.
Amounted net or ledger assets
December 3lst, 1898 ,......... 50, GA, SAG 70
50. o44 GAG 20
Second-Income during 1892
Received for premiums 81, 065. $50 40
Cash received for interest. div
idends or rents. -......... lao, 81 81
Cash received from. all other
sources ..--.-......-.-.s, o. o4s 40
TOTAL income. 81, 2s2. 7s7 30
Total. s4.s2t 4i4 &C &C
Third-Disbursements during 1899.
Cash paid for losses, matured
endowments, annuitles ana
Surrender values. .............. 6s 663 40
chase paid-np additions -. IS, 23s u
holders -. - -. IS. COS II
tsrest or dividends. -. 1900 90
salaries, etc. of agents....... s59, 900 "A
Cash paid for medical examin-
Cash paid for salaries and
travelling expenses OF officers
and employees. except agents "A, G2i 05
Cash paid for taxes, rents, IL
censes and department fees. q. 89T 05
penses. .....,.................. SO, esl ST
Total disbursements. ...... sl.OiO O59 Ge
Balance. ................. s8.3l7. S54 ~
Fourth-Assets. LAS per ledger account.l
Real estate unincumbered, cash
Loans on bond and mortgage. " w. ~
OF other marketable securi-
Loans made in cash on com
pany's policies as collateral. l46. 452 -
Premium notes, loans or liens
on policies in force. ..,,..... 80. 616
owned ed BY the company U. -: 1.2ls, AT os
Cash in company's office and
deposited in banks l2s, sS2 AZ
Bills receivable ....... -...... 735 20
Agents ledger balances. 40, 10 "a
Furniture. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL, $40 w
Total net ledger assets. 50. 317, 35i II
Other ASSETS.
Interest and rents due and &C
Net amount of uncolected and
deferred premiums. 30, SOB "A
All other assets .............. SO, lib IS
Total assets as per books of
the company ............. 50, SIS. SEQ As
Items not admitted as assets. 81. 039 81
Total assets. s5,4s3, 523 II
Fifth-Liabilites.
percent, - - -. $3.sll, s3s
Amount of policy claims "a, no
Liabilities on policy-hold-
ers' account ..-..-... s., 23S, 700 80
Gross surplus on policy
holders account ....--... IA, Sl3 81
Total liabilities .. So. 4s3. SOB II
observation-disclosures.
Amount of premiums received
In Wisconsin during the year 81, $50 "a
Amount paid for losses in Wis
oonsin during the year 80 1000 90
Number of policies issued in
Wisconsin during the year,
II.
Amount Of insurance affected
thereby .-............. ", 0OO O0
consin December 3ist. 1880. 40, Oso 90
Insurance Department, Madison, Wis.
hereby certify that the foregoing is an alb
stract of the sworn statement of the Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Company, filed with
the Insurance Department of Wisconsin. this
l4th day of March, 1900
EMIL GHJoHANN.
Commissioner of Insurance.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-06
1t Beats All

why some business men can't see the value
OF the local newspaper as an advertising
medium. Persons who 20 see the value Of
1t. however. advertise their wares year In
and year ont-AND THEY'RE THE oSEs
WHO DO TIE MOST BCslNESSl
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-06
fomcial Puhlication.l


STATEMENT of the condition of the
CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT LEGION
Supreme CounriD, of New York, in the
State of New York, for the year ending
December 31st. 1899. made to the Com.
missioner of Insurance of the State of
Wisconsin, pursuant to the laws of said
State.
First-Balance sheet.
Amount of net ledger assets De-
cember 3lst of previous year. y, 500 IL
Second-Income.
Assessments: Mortuary, sl,147,-
028.9l; reserve $S3.602 SO. ..... 81, $50. 500 80
Income from all other sources. 81, S29 j5
Total income. ......... 81, 1853. 459 As
Sum of both amounts. :. 81, 269, 1855 81
ird-Disbursements.
Df paid G s. $685. 81 ins disabiiity
benefits paid, $40. 900 ......:.. 81, l4s, 175 %
Commissions. fees and salaries
allowed to agents. ............ 7.oao Sc
Salaries and other compensation
Of officers and Office employees 10. 1873 90
ment fees. STANDARDIZATION. 1,1oe 20
All other expenses ............... II, 4l0 81
Total disbursements. ....... 81, 1874. 535 SO
Balance. .....,.............. sS4, 622 81
Fourth-Assets.
Cash in Office and deposited in
banks ........................ Ss4, 622 81
Total admitted assets ...... Ss4, 622 Is
Fifth-Liabilities.
Losses and claims not yet dine,
S154,I7033; in process of ad-
iustment, si22, 0o0.0o; resisted,
100000 ........................ S2S2. 10 80
Total liabilities. ............. s9s2, 10 80
Sixth-Miscella Wisconsin Business.
Policies certificates in force,
No. II ....- ....-..... Sl9, OOJ W
Losses or claims incurred. No. 2 ], 800 %
Losses or claims paid, No. b.. 1869 90
Premiums and assessments col
lected during the year......... 22S So
Insurance Department, Madison, Wis.
hereby certify that the foregoing is an al
stract of the sworn statement of the Catholic
Benevolent Legion (Supreme CounciD. filed
with the Insurance Department of Wisconsin
shis I'd day of March, 1890.
Emil, GIIJoHANN.
Commissioner of Insurance.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-06

Democrats always say that protection
checks the customs revenue. The facts
from the Treasury Departments fig
ures prove otherwise. When we have
our home market we can afford TO buy
some foreign Injuries.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-06
"MY OWN SELF AGAIN.

Mrs. Gates Writes TO Mrs. Pinkham,
Follows Her Advice and is Made Wen.
"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM:- For nearly
two and one-half years l have been in
feeblehealth. Aftermy little child came
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-06
pest Tariff for Rcvenue.

Customs receipts are always larger
under a protective tariff than under
free trade Note the following figures:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-06

SN get my strength
- again. 1 have
4 chills and the
I severest pains in
I 3, & a: Il my limbs andtop
n Z III s.kfa2 of head and am
n.y. 49, ~ almost insensi-
M tEh BILE at times. L
' also have pain
y n ID Just to the right of
=S-spasss breast bone. 1t is
-. so severe at times
that I cannot lie on
myright side. Please
write me what you
SI$ E8 think of my case. ~
sun Mrs. CLARA GATES,
hIkAA Johns p. o., Miss,
April 25, 1898.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-10

s~ o"soJso' OoPutscJe xyooWeka
byia a ksiesy katoliokioh . proibs aby
bronilt Ayd6w.
Litwfni pruscy przygOt0wuja
petyoje do ministra oiwiscsnia, kt6ra mu
vreosy osobna .dsputsoja. w pstycji
bsds ssdali wisksssgo uw.glsdnisnia
jesyks litswskisgo " sskole, mianowi.
ole ssprowsdssnia tego js.yks, jake
gf6wnsgo prssdmiotu nauki, saprows.
dsenia htswskisj .ksia4ki do o.ytania
It'd.
- KS. Ignacy Lobos, biskup tar.
nowski, sakohosyl syois W pisrws.y
dsish Wislkiejnooy. popoiudniu. w
sobote viecsorem oslsbrowal ma resu.
rskcji. w nisdsiele po sumie pr.yjmo.
val n sisbis licsnyoh gofoi ma lwieco.
mem, prsews4nis duohowishvtwo kate
dralns. Gdy sis goIcis ro.sszli, poloayl
ale spac okoio gods. g., poleoiws.y 10.
kajowi, ably 90 IA dwie god.inv .bu-
dir Loksj o gods. 5 ~poposud1iu ohoso
spsinic polecenis, .astas ju4 trupa.
Zwoiano lskarsy, ale wszslki ratunek
byi jus darsmuy.
Ks. ksbos urodsii sic " 4. 1927 W
Dsohobyosu, gd.is jsgo rodzice naleae.
II do misssosahstws. w misScis rodsin.
mem pobieraf pisrwsss nsuki " szkole
90. Ba.yljan6v, GYMNASIUM saI ukoh
o.yfw Ssmborze, q studio flo.ofo.ne
" Prssmyilu. poo.sm wssapA do tam
tsjs.ego seminsrjum duohownego ma
studio teologioEns.
W~yfwiecony VIZ 1851, sostai miauo.
wany kooperatorem ola Strsalkowio pod
Ssmborsm, wkr6tcs jsdnak mianowai 90
biskup swoim kanolsrssm. w roku 1873
xostal kobos ksnonikism honorowym, q
" pise lat p6zniej gremjalnym. Bsdso
prawa reka biskupa Monastsrskiego,
dostai nominacje ma biskupa .sufragana
dyscs.ji pr.emyskisj, " marou 1882
prskonisowala 60 stolioa apostolska ma
biskupa vyspy Leuoou nin partibus 10.
fdelium, a " trsy lata p6znisj IL. CRU.
dn'a 1885 cesars podpisai dskrst, mia.
nujacy kobosa biskupem tarnowskim.
Nisbosso.yk bys notoryo.nym wrogiem
postepu.
- SamOb6jstwa W KrakOwie.
Statystyke 90 o,ob6jstw W Krakowis
ogfosif p. A. E. Kiosk " Prseglad.is
lskarskim. w latach 1881 1881 vfsos.
ME odsbraio sobis 4yois 1875 os6b. fre
dnio xstsm rocsnis Is; v lataoh 1892
1893 wiac.nis 209, srsdnio wieo prawis
8O-csyl poiwoiis sic niemal lio.ba
samob6jssw. z tych 200 byso l58 msa.
osy1n, q So kobiet. Najstsrssy samob6j.
y lioxyi rs lat 1 odsbraf sobls Ayoie
przsz postrzal " skroh, najstsrs.a .as
sa~mob6jcsyni liczyfa 81 lat, a odsbraia
sobie 4ycis przez utopisnis sic. Zssta.
visjac sposoby odsbrsnia sobis sycis,
prsypada ma poutrsai 81 mesosy1n, M
osrucis sis 81 mstosy.n 1 80 kobist. ns
utopieuis sic ID met, 3 kob., powissIe.
ME 28 met, 1 kob,, rsuosnis sic . wy.
sokolci 8 met., 2 koblst, rsuy kiuts 1
ciste A mez., r.ucsnie sic pod pocisg 8
msz 1 kob, inns sposoby 2 kobisty.
Misdsy 152 s~amob6josmi byto SO vol
skowveh. kt6rvch dehyslo .ohIa Az
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-10

powstal Swis4o We Lvowis ,,Zvi.,.L
kolonjalny Wydswnio.o .w~ywosowv.n
'towsrsysssnie zarsjestrowans = orr.ni.
o'ons p~orska.-Jsst 10 pisrws.s tow..
r'ystvo sksportows " Galioji jako "a.
HE spotka ale prawdopodobnis /. popar
"i'm og6su -swssssosa as:pr6o. o.ysso
h~andlowych ma nzwis.sk" r6wniea ov.
vilissoyjno.narodowe osls q. w.pie.
die. eS
w K~urytybie, stolsc.nsm missois
'tanu Parans, otwiera uZwi,.sk" apsu.
'ure swojs. .akiada lam ksisgsrnie I
wydawad bedzls pismo polskle. Jako
.assepoa "~zwis'ku" wyjs4dia tyOh
dniaOh do Parany p. Josef Okosowio.,
ks6ry sPsd.ia tam jas popr.sdnio rok
blisko' badsjso ma misj,ou ssosunki
osadnioxe I handlows.
nzwiasek ~koloDjslny wyd.wnio.o.
wywo'ovy" ~poirsdnio'y v wywo.ie
do Brasyljl wsselkich sowar6w, k.ore
tam M by' liosyc mogs, fora. pr.yjuu.
70 zamo"ienia ma csarns. .fasole bra.y.
hJ'ka, ma kt6ra sspotrssbowanis w.ra.
sta q mas " ostatnich osasaoh.
Tymo.asowy adres rzwis.ku" lest:
"Zwis.sk kolonjslny Wydawnio.o Wv.
wosowv." Lv6w-Bank Zsltozkowv,
w Warszawie wyszedf pier.
wszy numer tygodniks ,,Ekonomis.a"
pod ~kisrunkfem q. P~istkiewio.a. WV.
stepujsmy W SWAT pisss rsdakoia y
ssowis wstepnsm, pod hasssm prsoy ola
dobra mas. To wszyssko, GO jest " ro..
tsroe : lob bytsm 1 posr.ebami, 90 20.
boaa dobro powsssohns ma kor.Js6 js.
dnos'sk spekulaoyjnyoh, 90 hamuje
ogolny rosw6j spo3sc.shstws, uwazamy
"a .fs, ktdremu prEsoiwdsiala6 nals4y
Ctxsrn'a ! aiennwc-n"
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-10

Artysci, ssojscy NJ ossls klubu arty.
'syosnsgo' samiersaia u~rssdsi6 kolsiuo
s.srsg wy'sav ma mniejsss skals GO do
ilosoi' leos oiskawyoh pod wsglsdsm
jakoSci dsisa. Iniojssorowis praeu.
pr.ed'sawi6 publicsnoloi wyniki nsj
swieHssych ksrunk6w sstuki malarskiei
v 'pos6b poglsdowy I pouo.sj,oy seer.
sly og6a.
Na posiedssniu komitstu kasy lite.
raokisj vybrano presssem dr.. ]. Ocho.
70 ~icss.