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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-27
PERso NAILS.

I. c. Kelly is over from Marysville.
l. O, C. Voss of Anaconda is a Butte visitor
today.
John M. Daugherty is in the city from
Omaha.
d. A. Mcdonald, the Garnet mining man.,
is in the city.
G. D.. B. Turner, the Red Bluff mining
man, is in the city.
James Williamson, a business man of
Whitehall, is in the city.
Rod D. Leggatt left yesterday for Sher-
idan to make an inspection OF his mining
properties near there.
Mrs. NJ. C. Matterson of Walkerville left
last night for Vallejo, Cal, where she will
spend the summer visiting friends.
Sellers Largey. eldest son of Mrs. Lulu
Largely, who has been attending school at
Ann Arbor.i Mich, arrived in the city last
night and will spend his vacation in Butte.
A. D. Chamberlain, timber inspector of
the Yellowstone park, whose headquarters
are at Cody, Wyo., is visiting in the city
today. He is accompanied by his wife.
josiah Gilbert, formerly foreman of the
Leonard mine, who has been visiting Cali
fornia for several months, returned to
Butteeyesterday and will probably locate
here again. a..
Major Tommy McFadden, chief of the
bell-bSys At the Butte for the past five
years, left last night for Portland, Ore,
where he has accepted a similar position
with the Hotel Portland.
~ na~tsot ~ NJ AHnir G.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-27

attorney: that Marsh was persona non
grata with the court, and because of his
standing. or rather lack of standing, the
defendant was afraid that his case might
be ~prejudiced. The judge read the afi-
,davit and said:
"This document reads that no man can
get a fair trial in this court. 1t is a
fraud and a falsehood, and bears the
marks of one Burt MARSH. 1 do not con-
strue 1t as an affidavit and shall file it
in the waste basket, where it belongs
He suited his action to the words, tore
the paper in two and threw it away.
do you refuse to file the paper?" in
quired Attorney jackson, who appeared
for Marsh.
II do" replied his honor, and the case
will now go to trial."
The case was then proceeded WITH, and
when the witnesses for the prosecution
had concluded the defendant, on Attor-
ney Jackson's advice, declined to testify.
He was adjudged guilty n sentence
was deferred until this morning. 1t the
morning session of court Judge Sullivan
decided to investigate the case before
passing sentence.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-27
ARE "ANTI-CANTEEN."
PROHIBITIONISTS' STAND AT
AT THEIR CONVENTION.
Meeting Opens at Chicago and Chair
man Stewart Delivers His
Formal Address.

Chicago. June 27.-The national con-
vention of the prohibition party met to-
day in the First regiment armory.
OF the 1.034 delegates entitled to seats
not more than three-fourths We're in at
tndance when Chairman oliver w. Ste
Wart of the national executive commit
tee called the convention to order. 1t is
expected by tomorrow, when the nomin-
ations for president and vice president
Will be made. nearly a thousand dele
gates will be present. Nearly all of the
eastern and central western states a
full delegations, the absentees being
mainly from southern inc Pacific coast
states.
The galleries We're filled with specta-
tors. Just previous to the fall of the
gavel the delegates from the New Eng
land states marched icto the hall in a
body, carrying " canteen with the let
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-27
JOHN c. MCDONALD DEAD.
Expired Suddenly This Morning of
Hemorrhage of the Lungs.

John C. Mcdonald, for several years
a machinist in the employ of the Butte
& Boston company, died very suddenly
about 5 O'Clock this morning of a hem
orrhage Of the lungs. He vas appar-
emily in the best of health yesterday and
worked up to a Late our last night.
After retiring to his room in the Mary
land block about l O'Clock this morning
he was seized with a hemorrhage, which
resulted fatally four hours later.
MIR. Mcdonald was about 38 years of
age and vas n of the best known and
most popular mechanics Of the city.
During his long residence in Butte he
made hundreds Of warm friends, who
will sincerely regret his death. About
two years ago he was taken with pneu-
monia, but with careful nursing and a
sojourn of a few months in California,
he pulled through. Since then his lungs
troubled him greatly, n he was making
preparations to go to a lower altitude
this summer.
The mother Of the deceased is a resi-
dent OF Antigonisn county Nova Scotia.
His only relative in Butte is a cousin,
Miss Fraser, who has charge of the flu
neral arrangements. The funeral will
be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-27
ASSAULTED BY MAXGUT.
Warrant for Arrest Of Foreman Of
Butte Brewery.

"A warrant was issued this afternoon
from Judge Sulivan's court for the ar
rest of Robert Maxgut, foreman of the
Butte brewery. The warrant was issued
at the instance of Charlie Billings, a
brewer, who has been working with Max
gut. Billings says Maxgut assaulter him
about noon today because he declined to
work day and night. He was knocked
down and received a terrible beating.
He is of the opinion that Maxgut used a
weapon of some sort, but the blows were
coming SO thick and fact that he had no
time to note minutely what Maxgut had
in his hand. Billings went to a surgeon,
who dressed his head, the operation re-
quiring II stitches.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-27
Butte, Mont, June q, 1900.
WANTED.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
trustees of School District No. One a, OF
Silver Bow county,, Montana, for the pur-
chase by them of a piece or parcel OF
ground in the western part Of the city Of
house thereon, said land to be located
within the following territory, and to be
at least 12Ox1OO feet:
B., A. & p. railroad track on the north,
Excelsior street on tae east, Silver street
on the south and Western avenue on the
west.
Bids will be received at the office of the
clerk of the said school district upto I
o'clock p. M, Tuesday, July 3, 1900.
Trustees reserve the right to reject any
and all bids.
Attest:
C.. II. LANE,
- President.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-27
MARSH TURNED DOWN..
Not Permitted to Appear in Police
Court Cases.

Burt Marsh made a final attempt to
secure recognition in Judge Sulliyan,s
court yesterday afternoon, but ran up
against a judicial barrier in the shape
OF his honor's mandate to the effect that
he would not be permitted to appear in
police court cases. The matter came up
in connection with the case of George L.
Harris, charged with assaulting a wo-
man. Harris employed Marsh to defend
him. When the case was called an afi-
davit in support of a motion for a change
of venue was presented. The affidavit
set forth that Marsh was the defendants
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-27
TWO NEW UMPlRES.
President Lucas Secures Services Of
Well Known Professionals.

w. HI. Lucas, president of the Montana
League of Professional Baseball clubs,
arrived in the city today from A%nacon-
da. He says he has secured the SER
vices of two professional baseball UNI
pires and is of the opinion that their de-
cis.ons will give satisfaction. One is
Cornelius Struthers of Columbus. Ohio,
and a veteran in the business. The other
is George F. Daley, who has been umpir-
ing in the Western league. They will
arrive in Montana next week.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-27
-, COURT NOTES.

- tGr#II Al = - F#- "A'
]. =. Fox and Louis ,Cohn have an
sWered the complaint OF BosiH Simon.
who is suing Fox and Cohn to compel the
fulfllment of a contract ON the sale of
so many gallons of milk per day. The
defendants deny that Simon lived up to
the terms of the agreement. They al
lege, that the milk he attempted to sell
them on h day specified IN the com
plant was impure and unfit for the use
of human beings; that il contained large
quantities of manure hairs from cows
and other filth.
Joseph Durer brought an action
against the Butte Street Railway COM
pany today to recover judgment for SAT-,
in which sum he alleges he has been
damaged by reason of a car of the de-
fendant striking his can n wagon on
March II and injuring him. OF the total
sum $500 is demanded for alleged per-
sonal injuries and damage to the team
and the balance for alleged damage to
the harness.
Patrick Talent and Robert Mcbride
have sued w. r. BOardman. B. S.
Thresher and Louise Allen to determine
title to lot No. 4 =. block 3S of the orig
inal townsite of Butte.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-27
SIMPSON RETURNS.
Pays Alimony and the Contempt Pro
ceedings Are Dismissed.

John Harvey Simpson returned yes
terday from a jaunt into the rural dis
trict and brought with him $3.50. which
he turned over to Attorney Clinton for
the benefit of Catherine Ann Simpson as
part payment on the alimony ordered by
Judge Lindsay some time ago. Mr..
Simpson having shown a willingness to
comply with the order of Judge Lindsay.
the contempt proceedings entered against
last week were dismissed today and
he can go and come as he pleases with
out having to dodge any one.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-27
MORE MURDER TRIALS.
Dempsey's Will Come Up Tomorrow,
and Marshall's on Monday.

The trial of the cases of the state
against Edgar Marshall and Peter
Dempsey, the former charged with the
murder of Mrs. Georgia Creech and the
latter the murder of his wife, We're to
have been commenced in Judge Clancy's
court today, but the Peters case made
it necessary to postpone the Marshall
case until next Monday and the Dempsey
case until tomorrow.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-27
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE VOLUNTEER MINING CO..

Notice is hereby given that there will be
a meeting of the stockholders of the Vol
unteer Mining company at the office of the
Thompson Investment company, 10 West
Montana, at 4 O'Clock p. M. on Tuesday,
July 10, 1900, for the election of officers of
said company, and for such other business
as may properly come before the meeting.
o. j.. MCCONNELL,
Secretary.
Butte, Mont, June q, 1900.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-27
HORSE AND BUGGY STOLEN.

John Thomas of Centerville called at
police headquarters his afternoon and
stated that his horse and buggy, which
he left standing at the corner of Ari-
IONA and Park streets this morning, had
been stolen. He wanted the police to To-
cate his stolen property. At 2 late hour
this afternoon the officers had not found
the thieves or their plumber.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brannan,
us South Main street, a girl, June 25th.
John Weidenfeller and Zenzie Poetch
were united in marriage by Justice Mich
OILS last evening.
John Mcdonald aged 50 years died this
morning. The funeral will take place to-
morrow at 2 p. M, from Richards Un-
d~ertaking rooms. Services at st. Pat
ricks church.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-27
ters "U. S." inverted and bearing the

ters ~. S." inverted and bearing the
Legend "~Anti-Canteen." They were lib
orally a~pplauded. After the convention
had come to order Chairman Stewart de-
livered his formal address. He said the
prohibition party was wide awake and
should poll a million votes this year.
1T is not an easy thing" he said, ito
prepare a platform upon which a great
reform organization is to go before the
country, but our duty is so clear that
this convention could not go far astray.
We are agreed that the saloon ought to
die, and upon that declaration we are
ready to face the world
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-27
Butte, June q, 1900.
NEW YORK STOCKS.

The market was very quiet today, with
the general trend of the market downward.
Outside of Northern Pacific common and
Missouri Pacific the losses were held within
a point; on these two it amounted to ~
points. The close was weak.
Wheat was quite active, ~1uctuating
within a 21a cent range. It opened at 81,
advanced to S4%, fiAally closing at $685..
THE j. J. TERRELL BROKERAGE CO.,
No. 4 North Main street.
Ladies' Department, Room 80, Owsley
Block. Telephone 100.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-27
EXCURSION VIA GREAT NORTHERN
RAILWAY.

st. Paul and return ........ ......... $40 90
Kansas City via st. Paul n re-
turn .............. ...... :. {. %. 45 IS
On sale June Goth, July 1st.. good re-
turning until September 30th. Ticket Of
flee Al North Main street.
]. f. DAWSON. ;
General Agent.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-27
NOTICE TO

Sealed bids will be received until noon
of July I'd next at Evans bookstore for
the building Of the stone foundation for
the Pythian Castle building. Plans and
specifications can be seen at the Office Of
Kern & Nickel, architects.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-27

No other way of doubling the value
Of q dollar is SO good as getting
Ladies' $500 Suits at Case, Gravelle
& Ervin's for $12. so.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-27

Excelsior sewing machine Oil is the
best; will not gum or spoil your machine
Sherman the undertaken sells it,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-27

Viavi Par1ors. "a New Bee Hive.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-27

DR.. German, Dentist, ia N. Main St.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12

Z%nssOwios = Zssady chsmj, og6lnsi;
A. w. Hoffman, = Wstep do chsmji
nowocsssusj; K. Schorlsmsr - Wyklad
ohsmji organicsnsj; J. 6. Cooke Cd
osyty popularns Z ohemji nowocsssnej;
Dr.. A. Classsn = Pr.swodnik do che
miosnych rosbior6w jakoiciowyoh oial
organio.nyoh; DR.. A. Frsund - Zarys
chsmji do uaytku s.k6a gimnssjslnych;
K. Marusishski 1 A. Stamirowski -
Podreosnik do rosbior6w chsmicsnych
produks6w prssmysau; B. Pawlewski-
P~odrecznik ohsmioznej analisy miaro.
wei; A. Wusrts - Historjs poglsd6w
chsmicsnyoh cd Lsvoisiera do dni ma.
szych; G.. Staedslsr - Podrecsnik do
chsmji rosbiorowej; o. Uhls- Chemja
kuohni.
l.. Buschnsr - Obrazy f.jologio.ns;
R. Virhow - Pokarmy 1 artSkuly spo
4yw,ss; Karol z. Mill - Wyklady DO.
pularns .asad fa.jologj, I higjsny; G..
H. Lswss - Fizjologja oodsiennsgo
zyoia; 81. Settsgast - Nauka 4ywisnia
zwisrzat domowych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12
ROZDZIAk XIV.

ROZDZIAk XIV.
Co to jest matematyka / jak ia dziels? Rzut
Okla na przeszfosc matematyki . Rola mate
matyki W umysfowem wyksztaicehiu. Aryt-
metyka czyli nauka rachunk0w u ludlow cy-
w~ilizowanych | nawpof dzikich plemion. Pc
cbodzenie znak6w liczebnych. Pestaloazi,
jake zafozyciel metodycznego nauczania ra-
chunk6w. Prawidfa, dotyc2ace elementar-
nego nauczania arytmetyki. Uwagi O samo-
uctwie W ~zakresie arytmetyki. Podreczniki
do nauki arytmety XII.
Mdtenadtyke OsssiisIs Jsko nauke
stosuuk6w wi, lkolci, 1 to sar6wno da.
jsoyoh sic lic.yc, jak wymisrsae. Ro..
r6zuiaja ~matsmake stososoanq cd eggs.
tel, odpowisdnio do tsgo, osy sic W o.
braohunek bierss stosunki wislkofci,
kt6rym towar.ysza wfasnoIoi ilyo.ns,
o1y tst " odsrwaniu cd tyoh ostat.
nich. Przedmiot wieo osystsj matsma.
tyki ME i~utniejs W lwisois .mysl6w,
jakkolwiek ztamtad tylko mozs on pc.
chod.ic. Ma Iwiecis istniejs rsso.y,
majacs ksstaft, sajmujaos przestrssh,
a umysa mass odrywa cd r.so.y pojeoia
ksstaitu ora. prssstrzsni 1 roswaza js
niszals4nie o innych matsrjalnyoh villas.
noici.
Zupsfnis tax Same ~postepujs umysl
. pojecism ilosoi; ro.patrujs on bowism
rssczy jedynis Re wsgledu - lie ioh
jest. Ot6t, poiao.snis wsrystkich sto.
sunk6w, kt6rs wynikaja Z natury pre-.
strzsni, stanowi prIsdmiot geometrji, TO
jest nauki o prssstrssni. Pr.sdmiotem
.aI arytmetyki, ozyli nauki o iloioi, "a
stosunki ilos,i.
ZdolnoIc, moca kt6rej umysi ludski
posiadl owe trsic matsmatyki, nosi na..
We a~bstrakoji. Poka.ujs sic pr.sto, to
rrIsdmiot csystsj massmasyki istn,eje
jsdynie " nas.yoh wyobrazsniaoh, to
tel ia umisjesnoic W roswoju swoim ME
polsga ma dofwiadcssniu, leo. zalsty cd
praw lud,kisgo myllsnia. Dopiero "
drodss .assosowanis podbija ona sobis
takas SWAT fi.yosny 1 wtedy prsktyo..
nsmu zyoiu osfowieka oddajs bardxo
wielkls p~r.ys'ugi.
Poniewat matsmatyka opisrs sic M
icisiyoh logicznych fundamentaoh, pr.s.
to prawidia jej ujeto W ioisls logic.ne
fOrmy prssdssawiono " tax systsms.
tycznym swiaIku, 70 rtad posssdi utar
ty sposob mowienis o ,,ioiils msssma.
'ycsnej metodzie", nmatsmatyornsj
soisioloi" 1. d.
Wislki obsrar nsuk matemstycsuyoh
" obu jsgo poddsiaiach - arytmetyki
gsomesrji - dsisls tskts ma nizszq 1
'oyzszq msssmatyke. Do .skresu ma.
'smstyki ssosowsnej, Oprocs nauki rs.
chunk6w = licsbami miauowansmi
m~ierniotws, nalsts: mschanika 1 jsj
dsissy, oPtyks, astronomjs, inasnierjs,
budowniotwo l t. d.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12

powssechnem wyks2tafceniem ludxkie.
20 unys'u. Cd 1ndus6w / Egipojan
prsejsli mstsmatyke Greoy. Rsymia.
ME nis.byt gorli~is uprawiali 70 nauks;
"a 10 kwitneaa q q arab6w (wXiXu
wiekacb). . cd oich prseszla do ludlow
suropsjskioh. Do wysokisgo ro.woju
matsmatyki prsyo.ynii sic wynala.sk
logarytm6w " XVII wieku, q tak4e
wynalassk rachunku r64nic.kowego 1
caakowsgo.
Obeonis matsmatyka odgryws pierw.
ssorsedna role wrsetslnsm wyksztalcs.
niu umysfu csiowiska. Jest ona umis.
jesnoiais najbard.isj wykoho.ona Re
wssystkich nauk;. js,t typsm nauki de.
dukcyjnej 4adna lima nauka nile sdo.
saiaby jsj miejsos .assspic " wyohowa.
niu csao wieka. Odsnacsa sic n do.
ksadnoiOis swoioh poje6, .wis,lolcis
okrefleh, ooIywistosoia .asad, ciagsoioia
1 lcis'olcia dowod6w, mo4noloia wielo.
stronnego sprawdsania. Nauka ia nile.
tylko stanowi wyborny VISOR Ola pc.
rzadnsgo umysiu, ale niswoli ona umysl
do d~okfadnoloi " myslsniu, do trsyma.
MIA swych myfli " n~alsGytym zwiasku,
do ~uwaznsgo porsadkowania poje6
kontrolowanis rosumowah. Jest to %.
rows s,kosa logiki, ktora ME .nosi tad.
nych wyjatk6w, kt6rej dowody "a su-
psfnis powsssohns. Poniswaz wlasnosc
ilolci jest w~lasnosoia wssslkich rzec.y,
poniswaz wuzystko dale sic liczy6, pr.e.
to nauks liosb wkracsa " nauki do.
fwiadczalne l pr.eobraaa je ma umieiet
nofci dsdukcyjns.
Owa pewnol6 matsmatyo.nego dowo.
d.enia polsga ma pisrwsryoh, najoo.y.
wistssyoh prawdach, przyjstyoh jake
pswniki, Tub w~yniklyoh . dowod.sh.
R6wnolc ws.ystkioh promisni " kole
jest prawd'iwa o ws.ysskioh kolaoh,
posbawionych osch f~syc.nyoh; podob.
ME prawd.iwa jest r6wnosc wuzystkioh
kat6w prostyoh.
Pr.sdstawiajac wysokis w~yohowaw.
oss znac.enis matsmatyki, po.walamy
tn sobie j%ss.css przytoczy6 saowa prof.
Baina . jego nNauki w~yohowania", be.
daj osy ME najdonioSlsjs.e " oaism tenn
q dzisle. ~nZnajomoic maizena,
tyki stanowi wyborne pr.ygotowanie do
utywania dsdukoji; many tn bowism
do czynienia re icislem okrsilsniem
wszysskich gs6wnych termin6w i pojsc;
wyra.ists prssdstawisnis pisrwszyoh "a.
sad; posuwanis sic naprz6d Ia pomoos
ko%lejno. nastepujacyoh po sobis who's
k6w, : kt6ryoh kaady polegs ma jus
p~osyskansj podstswie; nisma tn nisdo.
wisd.ionyoh pr.eslansk AMI wniosk6w;
nisma pr,ypus.c.sh podstepnych, AMI
drogi do straosnia watku, AMI chwisj.
noloi W snaossniu tsrmin6w, lsos Jest
wssystko, c.sgo sic wymsga cd dosko.
naisj nauki d~sdukOyjusj. Uo.sf must
uc.uc, 70 MIC ME prsyjsi do umyssu be.
jasnego ! prsekonywajsoego dowodu,c
70 sic tn wysscss .upeinie wpsyw po.
wagi. tradycji, przssadu, wiasnego Int.
rssu".
Wartolc m~atematyki o1nscss jes.css
Balm jake umisjssnosoi, dostsrcssjsosj
jaknajsnskomitssych massrjss6w do bu.
dowy rosumowania, Matsmatyka to
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-12

Z~wa4yws.y, IL bahama ma polu nauk
dolwiado.alnyoh subsslnis wyks.taloiiy
swa mstode. As wymagsjs one wprawy
W przsprowsdzaniu l urEadssniu skspy.
r%ymsnt6w, - 4s aparat nauo.ania male
~ obmyflsc 1 pr.ygotowac, pr.yzna6
musimy, Il samouk spotyka to ma swsj
drodzs bsrdxo snacxns trudnosci. Ma
polu jesykoxnawstwa, historic ma on
jss.czs s~tosunkowo dostatsosns swobo.
de praoy; "a punkt wyjioia mote tn pc.
siu4yc fskt - pisrwssy lspssy. Systs.
matyka .oologji, botaniki, kisdy umysa
ra. snajd.is klucz do jej opanowania,
4wawo sic jus pr.yswaja: Ale " ma,
ukaoh doiwiadc.alnych trssba ohocby
pare lat pracowad pr.y laboratorjach,
~majsoyoh sws kierowniotwo. azsby
kluo. taxi poaisic. Zapewne, oEytsnis
ksiasek, traktujacych ten dsiai nauk,
ma swoje wartofc; jsdnak taxa drogs
ME osisga sic resultant. Kto ma IA
miar oswiscic sic | wyku.taioic W fi.yoe,
Tub chemji, ten ma ksiatcs dopisro koh.
csy, lecz cd nisj ME sacsyna. Prywatns
%praoownis fzycsne 1 ohsmiozns dodsjs
~samoukowi osuchy, tax, 4s jesli tylko ma
s.czsre checi, ME bedsis mu tam Shy.
wsio ma wskss6wksch.
Narssxois wymisnismy IN 1 niskt6rs
nowsEs ksiatki, jake posiada nassa Ii.
ssratura odnosnis do nauk doswiadcsal.
nych:
A. Daniel -Zssady fIyki; h. Mohn
- Zssady ~msssorologii; J. Tyndall -
Ciepao, jake rodzaj ruohu; j. Tyndall
- Wods, jsj ksItaisy 1 pr.sobraasnia;
DIR. Pawsi Refs Wykiad 6syki opra-
cowany ma podstawie nsjnowszyoh bs.
dsf; SOlsski - Wykisd fsyki Ola wyt.
sIych klsu sIk6i gimnasiaIuyOh I real.
nyob; F. Schroeder - Fi.yka ! msteo-
rologja; j. Mueller - Flsyks " ssresI.
c~xsniu; A. Kausr - Nsuks fsyki 1
chemji; Fizyka W ~pysauiscb ! odpowis
dziscb; Fisyks ssstosowsna do potrzsb
ogotu; ST. Kramsr'yk - Wisdomoioi
pocrstkows I asyki, dwie ksiaasoaki;
Wiadomofci . fzyki ola ssk0 prssmys
fowych; j. kubishski - FiEyka Ola n
crscej sic cselsdri; A. Hoiowihski -
u sakrssu slsktrossohniki; M. Fsrsdsy
- Lskcje ola mio1zisty; Nj. z,rski -
o fwistle elsktrycsnsm.
]. Nstsnson - Wykisd chsmji orga.
nicInsj; 81. K. Roscoe Zarys chemji
ogolnsj; II. K. Roscoe - Chsmjs; BIZ.