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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03
YELLOW JACK IN ABUNDANCE.
Cuba Has a Number OF Very Light
Cases To Contend With

Washington, August 2S.-The surgeon
general Of the marine hospital service to-
day received a telegram from the CHEF
quarantine officer of Cuba at Havana stat
ing that during the month Of August. up
To the 25th. there have been 204 cases OF
yellow fever reported at Havana. and
thlrty-f0ur deaths Many of The cases
v ere mild. There We're eleven new cases
on the 18th.
on account Of the mildness OF the cases
ami their duration. the surgeon general
has wired the various quarantine stations
or the Atlantic and gulf coast to use
particular care 10 detect such cases.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03
Bermuda Pasture.

l.. A. Phillips. Springfield. $. CT have
a four-acre field that | wish to set with
Bermuda grass for permanent pasture
How best and quickest can | accomplish
this? Can | get seed aud at what cost?
How many per acre? This land IS deep,
sandy loan of good quality. lying on
creek swamp. VIII il suit Bermuda?
Answer-If the sod is conveniently near
1, is advisable TO rely on il rather than
on seeding. But now that the price of
the seed is very much lower than form
erly | believe you would find it as cheap
in the end TO rely on the seed. These
have been offered the past spring season
as low as 60 cents per pound. Whether
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03
Vomiting Dog.

IL +. Reese. Kershaw, $. C.-Wil you
kindly give me remedy for my SICK
setter puppy. nine months Old! She
will vomlt soon after eating for several
DAYS at a time and gets very poor. but
does not appear 10 be sick otherwise She
then will go probably week or ten
davs when she will commence vomiting
again. She eats heartily all the time and
fattens while she Is not vomiting. These
sick periods vary as TO intervals and
duration.
Answer-POssibly your dog Is INFESTED
with worms. Give the following every
morning for a week on an empty stom-
ach: Four grains sautotlne. two grains
sulphuret of iron. twenty grains milk
sugar. Powder and mix. At the end Of
the week give dose Of two tablespoon
fuls of oil and ten drops OF turpentlne
Repeat the whole treatment at the end
of fhree weeks.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03

Subscriber" Leavitt, N. C.-Being a
subscriber of The Constitution and feeling
that l should give some return for the
many good things 1 have received. VIII
say In. reply to inquiry as to how TO
prevent sugaring of strip In number OF
August 18th: When living In Pennsylva.
nia We used TO use a small piece of
alum about flve-eighths of an inch in
diameter in each gallon of maple strip
when done ready to seal up. whlch al
WAYS prevented il from candying or turn
ing to sugar, and my impression Is 1t VIII
do the same with sugar cane sirup
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03
Green Rive and Sweet Potatoes.

j. r. e., Webster, Fla have a piece
of land that was planted In COW peas
in the spring of 1898. In October of the
same year was sown in rye for pasture
during winter and planted In sweet po-
tatoes in the spring of 1899. The crop or
sweet potatoes was very small. Did the
rye prevent them from making? a lot
of it was plowed in green before the
potatoes were planted. Some say the
green rye was the cause. l planted beans
this last spring and IL is growing In grass
now | wish to SOW IN rye again this
coming October and plant in sweet po-
tatoes next spring. Please let me know
what fertilizer will he best for sweet
potatoes on the ground. VIII sweet po-
tatoes yield well after rye?
Answer-Not knowing other conditions
that existed, j am not prepared to at
tribute the failure of the sweet potato
crop to the fact that you turned under
a crop of green rye stubble. l do not
think it is probable that enough green
rye was present to produce any dele
FERROUS effect on the potatoes, although
il Is possible A more or less heavy
green crop OF any kind turned under
is not favorable preceding condition
for a crop that is to follow Immediately.
Let the ground be turned over earlier
or plant the potatoes later, thus giving
time for the soil to become more com
pact and for the sour grasses to dissl-
to
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03
Mole Cricket.

]. NJ. Canada. Iron city. Ala.-Please
inform me through your paper what thS
inclosed specimen is and ii poisonous ana
what il does. etc.
Answer-The insect is what is com
monty known as mole cricket In
allusion TO the large and strong fore
legs. which somewhat resemble those
of a ground mole. IT is not poisonous or
In any way harmful except mat II occa-
sionailv is abundant enough TO injurc the
roots of garden crops 1t is nocturnal IN
habits and is rarely seen In the day time.
1t feeds on soft insects. grubS, etc. ana
tender roots
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03

leaves, and when we'll filled with manure
end while in a wet condition, put 1T into
large heaps. preferably under shelter;
If it becomes very hot. cut 1t down ana
wet and reheap The main Object per-
med by the straw and leaves is to alb
sorb the plant food of the manure and 70
add vegetable matter to the SOIL. o. lt
Would not seriously .iepreciate the
strength of the land to NOW down the
wee DIS, If the latter be permitted TO lie on
the surface to be plowed under later.
There should have been no ccCkleburs and
weeds ON that land at this time. 1t should
ha1.e hecn snWn to cnMpeas TO make nay.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03
weevils or other Insects in Grain.

w McNeaI Silverhlu. Ga.-What
will kin the black weevil In wheat and
prevent their rcturn2
Answer-All weevils and other insects
I'm grain may be entirely destroyed by the
use of carbon bi-sulphidc-as l nave
several times stated. The grain shoulu
be I'm a close bin. boxes or barrels. Pour
about one teaspoonful of the stun FOR
each bushel of grain, over the top ana
spread a cloth or old sacks over inc
surface. In about thirty~siN hours me
insects will have all been killed ana ihe
grain should be aired by simply shitinS
from one bin TO another. BE careful 10
have no fire, not even cigar or pipe
about. as the vapor IS very inilammabie
and explosive.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03
Stomach Stapgers.

]. W. Thompson. NcwsviHe. Ga.-Your
neighbor's horse probably had impactiOn
of the stomach, or stomach staggers.
from over eating possibly they got TO the
oats at the same time and gorged them
selves. Your neighbor should subscribe
for the Weekly II he wishes TO avail
himself of its benefits and advice.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03
Sunburns and the Trees.
Getting Rid of Ants.

John s. Richardson. Sumter. S. c.
Since writing you about ants I have
found a way to get rid of them. Bore
some holes IN the sides Of a box. Put In
the box a mixture of a large spoonful Of
lard. sugar and meal Then stir I'm one
teaspoonful of rough on rats. Nail down
cover on the box to keep out children
ana pets. Put the box near the ants and
I'm few days you will not see any. 1t
viii also kill flies, mosquitoes and bed
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03
Rat Tail Horse.

J. w Sandlin. Mckinley, Ala.-l nave
a horse six years old which had a nice
long tail last spring. but the hair began
to break off and continues 10 do so ne
Is I'm thriving condition. What can 40
to aid growth of tail?
answer know Of no remedy for the
loss of the hair of the tail.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03

with II as a valuable soiling and pasture
plant for winter and early spring. TX
does not require so rich soil as other
legumes, and the yield on good land IS
enormous and the vines are an eXceed-
ingly nutritious food for all kinds OF
stock. A small patch of rich soil that
had been I'm heavy bermuda sod for sew
eral years. was sown I'm October to hairy
vetch the seed being simply sown over
the bermuda sod and no effort made 20
cover them. The plant was not pas
tured OF used In any way until the last
week In April. when a measured plat OF
II was closely mown and weighed. The
result was at the rate of $500 pounds,
or fourteen and three-quarter tons of ricn.
green food per acre. Had this been cured
into hay It would have amounted to about
three or four tons of hay. But, mind you.
the ground was very rich! j think this
same hairy vetch will prove good
cover crop to sow In our cotton fields
in September and October. The only
drawback is the high price OF the seed
some 50 to $3.50 per bushel of sixty pounds.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03

The Nth edition OF DR.. Hathaway's
new book. 'Manliness. Nigor.. Health Is
now I'm press. copy will be sent you
FREQ If YOU write for IT TO j. Newton Hath
away, NJ D., 22la Il South Broad street.
Atlanta Ga
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03
Mole Cricket.

w l.. jenkins. Pecan, GA inclose a
very peculiar looking bug caught by the
lamp last night Would be very glad to
know through the paper what 1t Is.
Answer-It is a mole cricket. See pre-
ceding answer.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03
Sufficient Prnnf-

From The Philadelphia Press.
Ascum-Do you consider 13 unlucky?
Henpeck (after a cautious glance over
his shoulder)-Well, my wife refused me
twelve times before she finally accepted
mel
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03
Iticerne.

On n suitable sofia deep, well-drained'
rich sandy loan, there is no crop In my
knowledge that can beat lucerne-or al
falfa. 1t acquires a rich soil and II must
be soft and mellow. and no stagnant wa
ter within three or four feet OF the sur
face. IL is a perennial and VIII last Tor
years. October is the best month In which
TO sow the seed. but the work may also
be done I'm February or March.
r. J. REDDING.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03

This is the season when a blood purify
ing medicine like Hoods Sarsapa-illa will
do YOU much good. The blood nee DIS puri-
flying and the system a toning up. Hoods
Sarsaparilla will do 1t
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03
A Strange Disease of a Dog.

A. Evins Browne. Denver ;. CT see In
last issue of The Weekly Constitution
cen munication from X. V. Fulton, Chest
nut, La, describing disease from which
his dog had recently recovered, which cor
responds precisely with a disease which
prov ed fatal to two fine Setter dogs Oh
mine. one dying this year and the other
three yelrs old. My son carried
one Of ours to a veterinary surgeon at
Clemson college for eX animation. VINO
kindly prescribed for MIN. out without
any Seeming beneficial feet. Should we
have another like affected we Will try
Mr. Fultons remedy and would advise
others to do likewise.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03

you use the roots or the seed. March
and April are the two best months In
which to plant. The land should be thor.
oughly plowed and narrowed, just as IL
you were to sow any other fine seeds.
III seeding Is to be practiced sow TO 10
pounds of seed per acre on a freshly har.
or with very light brush. If you prefer
To rely on the roots open shallow fur-
rows two feet apart and drop bunch or
the 1ointed roots every foot or two and
step on II. Then narrow or roll the field
level and smooth. You will probably
be able to get the seeds at about 20 cents
Try L. w. Wood & Sons. Richmond, va.
Texas Fever.
T. J. Knight. Nathan, Tex.-I lost a
COW last week. l am afraid she had
Texas fever. She was sick four days;
was two years Old: her calf is six weeks
old The first sign of anything wrong
she ceased to give any milk; became stu
pld, would not eat or drink any to amount
became weak in the loins: was inclined
TO lie down most of the time; the last
TWO days her pulse was very fast and
IeVer nigh. Ter urine was dark at first,
changing eddish brown: her breath
~ the last ,ime fast ending in grunt
or groan. ] would like to know what
was the matter. cause and the treatment.
Several vearlngs have died lately with a
similar disease.
Answer-Your description of the symp-
toms answers very well to those of Tex
as fever. except that the urine does not
change color until near the fatal end of
the disease. The fever is high from the
first and continuous until death. rising to
l0i to l07 degrees. Calves under one year
old are liable to attacks of this disease,
but they usually survive. If your cow
had ticks on her shortly before the attack
and never had any before. the fact would
he strong evidence that ii was Texas
fever. No treatment has yet been found
that is effective in curing Texas fever.
Sunburns and the Trees.
Il. +. Jones, Beaureeard. Mss.-It is the
hot sunshine that kills the bark on the
southwest side of peach trees. Have been
a close observer for more than fifty years.
besides had considerable experience with
peach trees. To prevent bark from dying
pant the trees close together. say not
more than twelve feet apart in poor land
and about eighteen feet In good land;
never trim or prune them at all unless
limb or branch should break. Let the
tree grow as nature bids and the foliage
VIII protect the body from the rays of the
sun and prevent decay. Always prune
the tree when the old branches become
CallouS ana not before. and prune il as
soon as the crop of fruit falls off In sum-
mcr. thus giving the cut branches oppor-
tunity To put forth new sprouts I'm the
fal to bear fruit the next year, as II is
the sprOut that grows one year that bears
the next year.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03
no External
Symptoms.

The blood may be in bad condition,
yet with no external signs, no skin
eruption or sores to indicate it. The
symptoms in such cases being a variable
appetite, poor digestion, All indescribable
weakness and nervousness, loss of flesh
and general rundown condition of the
system clearly showing the blood has
lost its nutritive qualities, has become thin
and watery. Il is in just such cases that
S. s. S. has'done some Of its quickest and
most effective worl. by building up the
blood and supplying the elements lacking
to make il strong and vigorous.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03
CURES SYPHILIS

As-fsI trrsf-t ssut rs Al ~ tFnr VIII phiiis
rauas r,-rh-, th- rsrt- rhrst- eniI7er color
~ safs rtlr lsrattuus. falling hair ct AntrtS
st.te M-t-Ni IustitErr. iss fiekfrou Huikhls foTs
Wsyus- lr1- today for = nv trlal FsackA.e
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03

Ny wife used sew
eral bottles of s. S. S.
"a a blood purifier and
to tone up a weak and
cTnacia;ed system. with
very marked effect by
way Of Improvement.
We regard it q
great tonic and blood.
purifier. -. i. DUFr,
Princeton, Mo.
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Notice to InQulr6rS.

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eAaIy. DO not expect rs 90 answer In
pers paper" The EDITOR must band IN
his copy o week before the paper pub
lshei.
4 Address all Inquiries and communications
for this department
The CONSTITUTION.
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03
Hairy Vetch.

! have had some experience with this
new vetch and am favorably impressed
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12

usna lsgsndy Hohsnsollsrn6w, albo
hissoryks ntsrasury. kt6ry odwaAylby
sie opisac prselladowania n~iemisokich
poet6w pres rsady nismisokisR.
A nile % to woals pr64ne obawy. Ju4
dsiI bowism rsakcyjns prasa nismiscka
upomina coras bardsisj rsdykalnisj.
s.yoh soojalist6w katedry do umiarko.
wanna.
Wsswanie to jest bardso wyrszne. I
tax samo jak q obeonis.. ~skisrowans
jest pr.sciw soojalistom. s,katsdry. tax
W najblias.sj pr.ys.loiOi wyssosowsus
bed.ie do wolnyOh badah biblijnyoh,
his'oryo.nych. etc. Usunieois : Aronsa
nsjlep'zym jest tego pr.ykladsm." ---s
Wrsssc.s doda6 nalssy. e wssslkie
intsrpelaojs " tel sprawie W sejmis
pruskim okassiy sic. jak to doniosly
nisdawno tslegramy, bez,kutso.ns.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12
. ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ.

- TOwarzystw0 naukOwej p0-
mOcy Inn. MsrOinkowskisgO " Poznsniu,
ktors cd orss6w swego istnisnis (lst
prsssIso SOY w~ychowsio, fmiaio REQ
moina, kilksdIissIst tysiecy intsligencji
wislkopolskiej: leksrzy, ksieay, kup.
COW, prssmysaowo6w etc., odbyio nile.
dswno tsmu sws doroorns walns sgro.
msdssnis. Y odcrytsnsgo tam sprawo.
sdanis wyniks, Ae ozionk6w skladkujs
cych byio 4Sl5, doohodu staisgo re
sksadek 22.954 msrek; Re lioIba stypsn
dy,s6w Dsukowsj pomooy dosras do
4O2, q wydano ma nioh okolo $4,000
marek. Oizuacsyiy sic ~hojuosois po-
wiaty: inowrociswski, sssmotulski, ssrse.
lihski ! srsmski, nadswssyssko .aS mia.
sso Poznah. Skasdk nsdswyossjne q.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12
S}owianie i Niemcy.

Pod tytuism ,,Slowianie / Nismcy"
ukazala sic rBibliotsce warslawskisj"
nie.misrnis .ajmujaca ro.prawa Ale.
ksandra Bfuecknera, profssora slawisty.
HI prsy uniwersytscs berlihskim.
Brusckner jest polakiem, rodem ss 1.-Two.
va. w nieswykls kr6tkim osasie AVIAN.
sowal on doosnta ma professors mad
swyozajnsgo " uniwersyteois berlin.
skim, pc opr6snisnlu katedry ssowiah.
skisj Prise. Jagic.a, a gdy podo.as POI
roo.nsgo urlopu dokonai pamietnyoh
odkryc " bibliotskaoh petsrsburskioh,
gdy ogsosii najstars.y rekopis polski,
(Ka.ania iwiesokr.yskie), gdy odnala.l
nie.hans utwory Kochanowskiego, Sspa
SIarzyhskisgo, Potookisgo, gdy tsmi
odkrycisml wprost zapoc.atkowal nowy
okrss " historic piimisnniotwa nas.sgo,
wtedy ssnat wsseohnioy berlihskisj
mianowai 60 " nsgrode profesorsm
zwyosajnym M ksssdrss s,owiahskiej.
Ma wstspis novel ssj swej praoy, o.
gaos.onej W ,Bibliotsos wars.awskiej"',
m6wi prof. B%ruecknsr. 20 stosunki sio.
wiahsko- niemieokie prseohodsily kolejs
r6tnorakie, tax nisspod.iewsns, nile.
prawdopodobns nawst, 70 pr6tnobyImy
gd.isind.isj r6wnyOh przykisd6w s.u.
kali. C.sgo ia jua nile by1o! Tepisnis
systematyoIns; powolns ro.plywanis sic
" otocseniu oboem; panowanis isdnych
mad drugimi; .upslne osy tst powisr.
chowne cofanie sic siowiahskisgo aywio.
10, wrss.oie sank jego OF skowity I EMO.
WI magic nisspod.ians wskr.es1snis I
odaycis: take 1 podobns pr.ejtcis, va
hania, pr.emiany skiadaja sic ma to
dsieje sfowiahsko. niemisokis, pisans
krwis l telassm, owians rsadko duohem
miioloi 1 zgody.
w dalssym cisgu cola sic autor "
o.asy .amier.chis ! wykasujs juz " o.
VEN .srsniu d~.iejowsm snaossos r64ni.
10 tJRub psEoJu u ShofohsoEu soWlh
skisgo ! nismieokisgo. R6tuios "a ra
faos. q wywod6w prof. Brusoknsra
wyniks, to Niemcy stale odgrywsli role
s~wyoiezkich nsjezdzcow, Siowisnis .si
role oisr lob gwslsow ! prIsmOOy.
Jut wsdr6wki nsrod6w uwidocr oisja
g'ebokis rotnIcs miedzy dwoms ssoss
psmi: g%srmsfskis d.isje rois sic cd
Arjowist6w, Msrobod6w, Herman6w,
Alaryoh6w, Tsodoryoh6w 1 Chlodwi.
gov, tax, ae wissciws mssy ludu soho.
dss ma drugi plan. Caikism prseoiwnie
a Siovisn. przsaamujs oni sryki cesar.
silva wschodniego, rslevsjs Mscsdo nje,
Creole, ma saohodris prsskrsc.sjs Labs
! Sale, posuwsjac ale do Menu 1 Fuldy,
do Drawy 1 Muru, aadne jednsk d.is,o
ME wymieoia wodsow, ME wyr6tnis
krolow. So to rucby masowe, demo-
krssycsns, bsu plsuu ! systemu, odby'
-aisoa o;o haS hnkn 4 rc.closc -.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12

ssoseku broni, przsra4ajaoego sssiad6w.
Brak q Siowian orgsnissoji, brak RIA.
dow, gdy tymcsassm organi.scjs NO.
jownicsa Niemo6w day ku wytworss.
min militarysmu, monarohji dsspotyos.
nych, typu " kohcu arystokratyoznego.
Stosunki prasaowiahskie nssywa n
tor miia sislank% w prssciwstawieniu
do ustroju Nismo6w.
Jaki4 obras z dsisj6w nismisckich
udsr1a najpisrwi ,Oso spieoi iahou-
chami mssowis, r.ucajacy sis jak Ivy
IA lsgjony r.ymskis, IA mimi wyjaos
kobiety, gotows same broni6 sis do q.
psdiego, j~sssczs dalsj wissIozki v bell,
prsspassns aela.em, udsrsajsos mieosa.
mi " poklady wos6w, odstrassaj&os
wrogis duohy. U Slowian sat wid.imy
pieinisrsy b~e.bronnyoh. .getlami " re.
ku. Oni wysooy l dorodni, ale Aelasa
AMI traby bojowej ME snsjs.
Pr.sciwko tel prostoois 1 dobrodus1.
nofci stale duma + pycha nismisoka.
Prostota, skromnoit, saparoie sis siebis,
otto cechy saowiahskisgo idealu: tadns
wysuwanis sic napr.6d. Nismisooy
kr6lowie cd bog6w ROD sw6j wywodrs,
slowiahscy Cd kmiotk6w.
Dals.e r6anios snajduje autor " ca.
lynn s.ersgu pojsd I na.w, pr.ejetyoh
" wymianis d.iejowej pre-. oba marc.
dy. Cd niemca wsisl slowianin lspszs
us~brojenis 1 przsswaf oseloi jsgo ter.
minami gookimi: ,.mieos" usIlom"
(hsfm), "a to nismisc pr.sjal cd ssowia-
nina nszwe "paugu" I ngr.ed.ieli"
(grindsD. TAX samo 1 na.wy os6h,
s1ossg6lnisj kobist, ~wykazujs To same
sp~rzeoznosci. Wobso nadzwyosajnsj
obfsoIoi nasw me.kich, Navy Asdskie
q Siowian % .nsoznis ubo4s.s 1 prost
sss: Prxswatnis dodawano tylko do
Union me.kioh Aehskie na"; tax wiec
powstaiy Wojslswa, Radosiawa, Wy.
szssiawa, Wojcischs, Milos'aws, Roloi.
siawa ltd. RIad.isj sposykamy sie 3
Prsybycsssoia, Dobruohna, Bratumila,
Bo4ena I innsmi. u Nismc6w zas uds.
rzaja wrecE wojowniczs naswy kobies,
s'osone Z huld, had, Wig. 1 podobne;
wsrystkis cd walk I boj6w mas wans
M Hildegildy, Mathyldy, Brunhildy,
Hadwigi Tusnsldy. w jskim kisrun
ku l kobisty pobud.aiy fantastic ME.
mieoka, poucsaja mas g%srmahskis ME-
bianki Walkiry, .lubujace sic szo.ekiem
oreta.
Typy wieo moralne 50 .upelnis cd.
misnne. l p6zaiejsss d.ieje potwier.
dzaja to r6zuiOe, . tylko, ze 6w ,.furor
tsutonicus" poznisj zacsaf wyiadowy.
wac sic nietylko W walos ale 1 skrsst-
nsj gospodaros ma roll, " praoy u war.
sststu, " morskioh wyprawach Hansy,
gdy tymcxasem Siowianie az do mai.
nowsryoh o.as6w poIostali bisrnymi
g~nusnymi.