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Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-10
THE FLORENCE RAILROAD
Anxious to Receive the Iron
 Horse.
ASLEEPY TOWNS FUTURE

The survey of the Phoenix and Eastern railway is progressing satis- fscto,ily. The surveyors are now between Mammoth and Benson, and will reach the latter place within the next two weeks. The stockholders Q! the company have been called 10 meet in Prescott on the 2eth Of November, to elect officers .cd transact such other business as nay come before them. At that time the eurvey will be completed, and 6 time fIed for commencing wort. Mr F NJ Murphy bas returned from Europe, and is now in the east, but will be home in time Co attend the stsok holders' meeting He will undoubtedly be elected presi- dent of the company. There Is now net the slightest doubt that actual construction will commence shortly after the frst of the year, and that Florence will sosn have railroad conn nnnisstion with the ousside world Florence Blade.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-10
co MMONWEALTH MINES.
Op >rations Have Been Resun-
 ed With a Scant Force.
SUPT. BROCKMAN TALKS.

Superintendent Brockmsn Of the Commonwealth Mining and Milling company drove over from Pesrce this morning ts transact business ct the county seat, returning te his camp this afternoon
 When questioned by a PROSPECT JR representative as Co the labor troubles at Pesrce, Mir. Brockman said the &C., count of matter, as previously pub. lished in shese columns, was correct. The mill was started up again Sunday morning with forty stamps falling, sod the management expect to have the remainder of the eighty stamps drop. ping soon. The company will not re oede from the position taken tha caused the works to close down las week. MT. Brockmsn adheres to hi' previous deolaration-whils voicin( the sentiment si his associstes-thst the stamps would be hung up unti consumed by rust before e union mar would be permitted to work for tn, company. Quite . number of idl' union men are still at Pesfce, betweei whom and Mir. Brockman the friend Hest feeling exists; there has no been any violent demonstrations, no Is anything of the kind anticipated. The PROPRIETOR has been unable tt get an account of the trouble from [ union standpoint, but will give their version of the sEsir i.om the fret re, liable information ob,sinabls.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-10
OUR FAlRBANK
 CORRESPONDENCE
Interesting Items From the
 Railroad Town
PERSONAL AND GENERAL
Fairbsnk. Nov. 4sb, 1901

Fairbsnk. Nov. 4tb, 1901
 Yesterday the section and grsdip 2 camps were well represented in town, celebrating the Sabbath in their usual manner. Several ights occurred h which the participants were roughly handled, With the exception oi the spilling of . little ''clsret." no particular damage was done.
 Sheriff Lewis spent the forenoon in the oi,y Sunday. His presence as usual he'd i,s soothing effect.
 Frank Lane the popular teamster arrived from Csnsnea yesterday morning on his way to Tonbstone. Frank says be has had enough ol Sonora to do him the balance of his dayr.
 The round. up is st the Gaegen place today. The Kern Cattle Go will ship in a few dsys Co their Calf. ornia range.
 George Kennison came in from the roundup" lest night, and reports the cattle are iu excellent shape. witk an abundance of feed on the ranges.
 Bert McClosky has resigned his position as baggage master ct the 6 r depot and left on the Cannon Ball this morning for Tucson. His place is filled by Clemens Wioks,rom.
 The worK train crew arrived from Tucson this morning ct an early hour. Ed Webster, ''Kellers man" passed on the "hyer" this morning on route 0 Lordsburg.
 John De Martini came over from Disbee Sunday on e visit to bis cousin. Paul, who is stopping asihs Monte xuns House
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-10

Apsti,ion is being circulated, and literally signed, to have Brewery avenue paved with ssphsltum from the depot up as far ss the psstsfice. There Is 6 strong belief among Bis beetles that the day is no, far distant when . network sf elevated rail wsys will be in operation here. A couple of New York gentlemen are here in.. vestigsting the possibilities of such a system, and give it ss their opinion that the project IS ieasabie. The no. tive power will be electricity, and nc one need bs surprised to see in the near future aerial coaches gliding actsss Brewery gulch and Tombstone can- yon, encircling Quality hill and az cending Mount O'Neill where, it is said, rustie cottages will be ect.d and . summer resort maintained
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-10
NEWSPAPERS
 AND MINING
Gullibilitv and Lack of Kn0wl-
 edge of MinerolOgv.
A TENDERFOOT'S OPINION

In the mining edition of the Lol
 Angeles Times appears what 1t term
 . new method of making . canpfr,
 assay. The telling of it indicates tn.
 guilibility and lack of knowledge O
 mining and minsralogy displayed by
 these newspapers that attempt tc
 write up the mining camps of tht
 coaniry ct so much per write-up. The
 gullible young man Of the Times sayi
 ia substance Around she campfire (
 few mouths ago one old prospectol
 was telling another how hs found the
 values in come ores that he had pick cd
 up near Signal, in ihe southern part
 of Mohsvs county. The ore was heavy
 in lead "sulphuret" and looked malle
 able, and contained no visible gold
 He took a good sized piece and pu!ve.- ized ii in a mortar, added cyanide and poured in some quicksilver. With A good stsut stick he amalg,mated the
 mass. Then washing out the amalgam be squ.ezed out the excess quick and had left a small ball of smslgam. Then soooping out . large potato he inserted the amalgsm and placed the Pots:a in the co.l. .,i me campfire.
 Within c short time be removed the potato ssa there in the center was revealed e chunk of gold that showed that the ore wss very rich. Just think of #, all yeu asssyers who have been going to the trouble Of making fire ss ssys of mineral, how easily you csuld have overcome your troubles had you but been acquainted with shis short and easy nsthod Of gold extraction. But the Times young man has yss to learn that such ore will not anslss. mate, and if it would the prospector could have horned the ore out in half tbs time in a horn spoon without the waste 0: cyanide and quicksilver. In the came issue o! the Times there ap- pears the advertisement of c mining company operating in Mexico, with . large bieck of sssek for sale, that gives 1t out confidf n,ly tha, it has enc ore vein carrying ore eighteen feet in width the average Of which Ia 3s per cent copper, 4e ounces silver and over two ounces gold to the ton. Nov, had we such ore we would con- 'ider that ws were selling twenty dol lar gold pieces for fifty cents. But Inc ways Of the promoter and the 'l'alfs ssitor are inssru,aSle-Mohsvs County Miner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-10
TWO BIG RAILROAD DEALS
The Rock Island and Its Pacific
 Coast Terminus:
s. F., P. X P. TRANSFERRED

A Phoenix dispatch of the 2d says I've of the most important railroad
 deals that have recently occurred in
 the southwest have been made public
 here in the announce nsn;s that the
 Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix road
 had been formally transferred ts the
 A.chi.op, Topeka ard Santa Fe con
 pany, sad that the.former owners oI
 the Santa Fe, Prescott aud Phoenix
 line would build the connecting link
 between the Rock Island roai and the
 Pacific coast.
 The Atchison company obtained nearly all of the capital shares of the Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix and $2, 963.OOo of the , per cept second mortgage bonds. The latter road wss built in lss5-6 and extends from Ash f"-., sn .hs msin line Of the S.... Fe, to PhoeniT, e distance Of over 200 miles, besides several branches. Il, has always been one of the most val. usble feeders of the Santa Fe. and has the reputation of being one Of the be., roads in the United States. The msin stock holders were F. M. Murphy, Pre-. colt. Arizons; D. M. Ferry ard Simon Murphy, Detroit; G. W. Kretzinger and N. K. Fairbanks, Chicago, and E. D. Gage, Prescott. Several months ago MT. Murphy and associates obtained 6 | 'isht-os-way from Phoenix to Benson. through the Salt, Gil. snd San Pedro valleys. They intend to complete the | inc within eighteen months. They Ire now planning to build westward i rom Phoenix to Yuma, c distance Of 70 miles. At Yuma they will meet he road now being planned frsm San Diego, and at Benson will connect 'ish she Phelps Dodge company's lire ron Benson to Fl Psso via Bisbee At Fl Paso is met the southern eI- remity of the Beck Island route, and hereby is solved the puzzle of getting
 transoontinental line to San Die go nd giving the Rock Island the open ,g it has for ysars waited.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-10

The rumor that another daily paper is to De launched in Bieb in the scar future leads the PRosrEcroR to concluds that Gnvc.uor ES.nhy saw and read c recent article in these cU. . umDs and will act upon the sugges. siop. II such be the fact, we wi,lieei psine1 far having unwitsingly pointed him to fiaausisl ruin. One newspaper is all that Bisbee can support. and the Review has the tsld admirably cov- cred. We regret that such 6 foolish stsp Is 10 be taken.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-10
ARIZONA IS
 COTT0N'S DOMAIN
Experiments With That Staple
 Bring Good Results
TEE EGYPTIAN STAPLE.

Judging from the results Of experi- me.ts made by the department of agriculture, ssys the Los Angeles Her sId, the time may not be far distant when Arizona will raise the old south
 ern cry, "Coston is King" I, sp- pears thss experiments have been in progress for considerable time. in . quiet way, to test the possibility of raising Egyptian cotton successfully in the United ststes. Trials have been made in FIorids, the CArolinss Alsbsms, Mississippi snd Lsuisians Unsatisfactory rssults n all oi theee etstes led 10 . fnsl test In Arir ma In shst Territory, the experiments were 60 encouraging that they will be continued on an enlarged scale. The hope 's confidently expressed that the hishsst grade of cotton known to the msrksts, the Egyptian product. will fourisb in our neigbborips Territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-10
IhTHE HANDS GRAVEYARD
The Old Time PrOspector Must
 Give Way ts Science
MAGNETIC OWNING ROD.

With tears trickling down either cheek the editor of she PRosPEcToR is about Co announce the end ot useful nsss of the prospector; he whs i. rocked % sleep by the lullaby of the jsckass has been ruiely awakened from his couch Of cactus to be in
 formed that he be has put in last shift, that his "tine is in" On wonder bill is tethered his ssd-eyed oompsn- ion vino has sniffed the breeze of re- construction, and he lets forth . bray dispair, he realizes that henceforward he will have to eke out sn existence without the suceulent bacon rine. The blue smoke that sscended from the campfire of the forerunner Of oiv- ilizstion hes ceased to lazry float sky ward as c beacon beoksning capital ts the latest find. "The passing of this grand old man and his faithful donkey has been brought about through mod ern science in the hands of one J. E.
 Wallace, who Is creating c ssnsa- tion" in Jerome by means of . mag netic divining rod, whereby ore de- posits, extent, richness and trend of ledge are determined A Phoenix special to the Los Angeles Herald, speaking of the instrument and ifs
 manipulaior, says:
 "1he success of his operations st
 the United Verde mine produced . sensation iu the Verde district, and
 mine and prospect owners have flosd- ed the wizard with requests for de- termining for them the character of their ore deposits. He has made rough estimates on various properties and outlined ore bodies in such . nIsuner as ts give the operators . mere comprehensive knowledge of how they ,hould continue develop ment work"
 If MT. Wallace desires 10 deuoa- strate the inislibility of his magnetic divining rod we would advise him to come to Cochise county. where any kind ot guess will reveal large ore bodies. We have been using divinins implements dswn here for more than twenty years, and as primitive as the magnetic miner may make them az pear, they always give a result sati-- factory Co the em mtloyer. The oue now in use, and the one that is no, likely ts be displaced, is patterned after the shspe Of an anchor and i- commonly known ss pick. The sporting editor of the PRosPEcroR is cut on a vacation today, but the scribe on the scientific side of this re . ligious journal will wager . waste-bss- ketfull of cancelled clamps that the Devine cannot come to Tombstone and determine the amount Of ore in 6 bin; be cannot tell how how far from the collar of the big four-compart- ment shaft one will reach water or the ore body. But they do say that Sem stor C!ark's confidence in the newly discovered magnetic device is inn plicit." Ii i. not stated whether ,hs thing is etocked or not. Brt, permit. ting bis former conscieutiou. .piri, to return, Governor Murphy may i.- sue proclsn ation warning the pub lie agsinst wildcat" divining rod i .sheme'.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-10
BIG BILLS FOR
 THE PHYSICIANS
In modest Demands Made Upsn
 the Government
THE PRESIDENTS DEATH

The question of compensation sor Ihs surgeons and physicians who treated Prssiden. Mckinley during 8 his fatal illness is now being mooted. In this case the legislative experts are looking up ihe prsoedsnt..
 Prssidrnt Gsrfeli fingered eighty dave. A board Of audit finally agreed to compensate the surgeon, snd phy- siciaus in the following proportions
 Dr. Bli.s, $6, 5Os; Drs. Agnew a.d Hamilton, s, 900 each Drs. Reyburn and Bsynton, s4,0O0 each, and Dr. Susan B. Edson s3.OO0. The board also allowed different parties 8 ,929 fer services and supplies. including $l 500 to the Central Railroad of New Jersey and q 16e to c. Jones of FL beron. Extra compensation was al- lowed to certain government em. ployss, and the total expenditure was S57. 900.
 President Mckinley lived but eight days after receiving the sssassin's bull let, but it is estimated that au appro. pristion of more than sIs0. QUO will be asked for from copgr'ss. Dr. Nc BurIey's bill is expected to be at the least s25, ,0ss, and the other phy- .icisns will He claims in proportion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-10

The dance given by the ladies Of the Tsrpsichorean Club at Mining Ex- change Hall Saturday was . most en- joysble social event. The hall wa. handsomely decorated with fslisEs snd festoons of pink and gresn-the club colsrs, refso.ing .grea, credi, on the commit.es on decorations. I, snnderstood the club pr0pose having a mack ball CD Thanksgiving eve or early in Dece nber.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-10
A Great statesmap,s s,cret

The secret Of a celebrated statesman's s long life was his systematic way of eat. ing. Every b,te O. food was chewed thirty times before swallowing. The result was he naturally enjoyed good health. Most men and women bolt their food. and ca; things which were never intended to be eaten. rbey be- come costive, have a bad complexion, lsse flesh and are irritable and nervous. and the first thing they know they are "played eut." It is gratifying to know that Hoste,ter's Stomach Bitiers cure, stomach troubles It is a purely veg medicine and has stood the test of sfty years. IL cures cases which seems te be hopeless, Sufferers from any dis srder of stomach, liver CT bowels should try it,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-10
STATEoF OHIO, CITY o TOLEDO, -

STATEoF OHIO, CIrYo O TOLEDO, =
 LUCAS CoUSTY. Frank J. Cheyney makes oath ths he is the senior partner of the firm ol 2 J. Cheyney < Co.,, doing business ir the o..v of Toledo, county and state S'oresaid asd that said firm .ill pay he sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL AIRS fer each and every case of stsrrb that cannot te cure by the uss of Halle Catarrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribe my presence, this 9th day Of Decem Der, lss.
 sEALl A. W. GASLEON,
 Notary Publi Hsll's Cs.srIh Cure is taken inter nelly and acts directly on the back d su mucous surfaces of the system rdae or testimonials free
 F. J CHENEY 4 CO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-10
NOTICE.
The Taxes ot C0chise' County
 Due and Payable.

NoTICE.Is HEREBY GIVEN tha, tn. drphcate assessment roll Of the County oi Cochise $ now in my possession for the col lection of taxes levied forithe year 1901 in said county.
 Taxes will become delinquent on the sd Menday in December, 1901, and unless paid before that da.e . penalty of Eve Der cent vilI bs added thereto.
 Payment may be made at my office in the county court house at Tombstone, during once nours-sa- a. m to Ia ID. and to 5 p. n N. b. SCRIBNER.
 Treasurer and Ex-Of5cio Tar Collecsse ( oshse County.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-10

A man in Southern Arizona is under srrsst for holding upA monte game with . six-ehooter. Thus does the law head of the only way to beat . monte ganv.-Prescott Courier.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-10

Thos R York Of the Fulton Market has purchased drove of fine turkey
 which he will fsttsn for the Thanks giving and Christmas market. They are excellent specimens Of ,he An zons product and will be in demands
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-10

The following ad sppasrel lately ia q ksnsss paper: If JoAn Smith who twenty years ago deserted hi psor wife and babe, SilI ieturs, tb, babe, will take pleasure in snecking the stuifin' out of him."
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-10

There is now a seFioa. s ate Of af fairs in the Sal, River valley, and farmers are in open rebellion again | the canal companies as well ss Opp1s cd to existing conditions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-10

Mail and Breeze: A Csnsin zton nsu recently had neishbor arrested fer s!ander, making affidavit as fol lows: T hereby solemnly swear that the defendant eat upon me. calling me lobster, a psuper, scatesrow and idiot, all si which certify 10 be trua."
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-10

Dr Southerisnd returned Saturday from his dental tour of Pssrce and Gleeson. The doctor is a skilled den sist and his work always gives ss.is- faction.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-10

Peter Connor who was being held as witness in the case against Andy Griffin va. admitted to bal G., urdsy and released from custody.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-10

Fsa,r Moniay'e DIi.y. Sheriff Del Lexis left for Bisbes tc. day on official business.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-17
Chicago Ill., Czwartek dnia 17go Stycznia 1901 roku

Me zbudujemy owego ,,zio,
tego mostu', a jezeli i dis
Jeszcze o owych starych praw.
dach piszemy, to dlatego, ze
kazde zdarzenie. wykazujace
moznosc wspolnej. jednolitej
piracy polonji ameryka6skiej.
wywofuje ma nowo w duszy
marzenie o owym bajecznym
nzfotym moscie" i bolesc, ze
do tego dojst ME mozemy, re
zawsze stana ma drodze osob-
niki, kt6re czy to siowem, czy
to czynem swoje hberum e'eto
objawia j Gala prace. dazaca ku
poprawie stosunkow wzajem-
nych zepsuja.
To takze stara prawda.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-17
Z Wraze1 Rzymskich.
(Dokonezenie.)

Msza, ktorej najprz6d wysiucha-
lem, byfa to nasza msza ,,archije-
rejska", biskupem W sakosie i
mitrze, z dykirjami i trykirjami, z
ipodjakonami protodjakonami, ze
spiewem choru ma ,,klirosie" i z
tenn samem wkladaniem szat ma
biskupa, jak u mas. Zapewne sa
jakies drobne zmiany, lecz one ME
rzucaja sic W oczy nawet rosjani-
nowi, obznajmionemu z hturgja
prawosiawna. Wymowa taz nasza,
jakiej uzywamy W seminarjach,
zblizona do nowogreckiej, ,,eta",
brzmiaca jak ,,i'', oraz beta,
brzmiaca jak ,we". Gdy biskup
wygiaszaf siowa modlitwy, czyniac
skrzyzowany ruch swymi swiecz-
nikami, chor odpowiadaf, jak u mas:
.is polla iti, despota" - siowa
greckie, ktore sic zachowaiy W ro-
syjskiej mszy biskupiej.
Poprostu oczom i uszom ME da-
waiem WARY, re jestem W Rzymie,
W katolickim kosciele parafjalnym,
wsr6d tiumu katolik6w rzymskich.
A wiec tn faktycznie istnieje gmina
prairoslatcnd, uznajaca zwierzch-
nictwo papieza, ME unicka w ma.
szem It. j. raczej polskiem) tego
sfowa znaczeniu, ale rdzenna ,,grec-
ko-katolicka", zachowujaca wszyst-
kie tradycje kosciofa wschodniego,
podczas gdy unici pofudniowo-
ruscy stracili wiele tradycyj pod
naciskiem hierarchji W tych wa
runkach kultury, W jakich sic znaj-
duja W Galicji.
U rusinow It. j. poprostu ,,choch-
low" austrjackich) byiem juz pred.
tenn, W ich kosciele przy unickiem
kolegjum duchownem, pod wezwa-
MEM sw. Sergjusza Bakcha. Ia
Leona XIII urzadzono W niej ,,iko-
nostas", lecz ogolny wyglad pozo-
stai iacihski. Przeiozony kolegjum,
ks. L., ,,chochoi" galicyjski. Roz-
mawialismy MIN tax: on po maio-
rusku, ia - po rosyjsku. Jednak-
ze on, podobnie jak inni ksieza i
alumni uniccy. wyglada iacinska.
Nosza oni sutanny, COLA sic strzy-
ga krotko wiosy. co ME odpowiada
ornatom greckim. w mojej obec-
nosci odprswisi msze W ich kos!
ciele miody ksiadz, prefekt ko-
legjum. Msza, jakkolwiek W zasa-
die grecka. lecz ma naleciaiosci
Tzymskie. Ksiadz pozostwai W be-
recie katolickim j nawet ,,feion"
wiozona misi ME ma nasz spos6b.
Wygiaszai wszystkie modlitwy "a
siebie ] "a djakona roznymi akcen-
tami zmianami zgiosek, dziwnemi
dls naszego uchs: mp. ,,Diwo" "a
miast ;, ,DieDo", .pomolimsia" "a
miast ,pomolimsia". Tax samo
spiewano ma chorach. znajdujacych
sic mad wejsciem. Ci poiudniowo-
ruscy galicyjscy miodziency. ubra-
nj ma wzor alumn6w rzymskich,
spiewali tax, ze spiewy ich mic
wspolnego naszymi ME mialy, ma
wet zwyczajne ,Gospodi pomii,y".
INA mszy, kt6ra odprawiali
- kuI~~os~ s<,Io~-~:-, ~~1~h~<
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-17

wat ks. l.. dwoma czy trzema ka.
p'anami dwoma diakonami. Dja.
koni ME przepasuja sic ,orarem"
Jak mas, t. j. ME krzyzuia go ma
piersi, lecz wprost przerzucaja 90 z
)ednego ramienia ma drugie. Chor
miescif sic ma estradzie mad orga-
mem. kosciofzas jest wielki, jak du-
zy sober W miescie gubernjalnem.. -.
Podrozny, rosjanin prawosiawny.
re zdziwieniem sfyszat W Rzymie,
W kosciele katolickim. pred otwar-
tym oltarzem kwiatami j rzezba-
mi, gfos kapfana. powtarzajacego
dobrze znane wyrazy: ,,Btdhosid-
acieye Gospodne ma scas" albo
gfos djakona: ,,Poki, paki, mirom
Gospodu polimsia". Djakoni wy
mawiaja to spiewnie, jak i ksieza,
wysokim gfosem, ME zas basowemi
nutami.
..Wszystkie te ,,objawy iacin-
stwa" przychodza od duchowien-
stwa polskiego. lecz ME cd Leona
XIII. Papiez przeciwnie, obstaje
"a czystoscia obrzadku wschodnie-
go i wcale ME zadaiby golenia br6d.
Gdyby do niego dis lub Jutro
zwrocifa sic gmina prawoslawna,
pragnaca odprawiac msze W jezyku
cerkiewno siowianskim zupefnie
tax, jak CO tydzien odprawiaja W
cerkwi poselstwa rosyjskiego, to
pewnoscia najchetniej udzieliiby
pozwolenia nawet rozkazafby pre-
robic jedna kaplic W kosciele sw.
Andrzeja lub W innym ma spos6b
wschodni obrazami bizantynski-
mi.
Byiem tez ma mszy bufgarskiej,
lecz ME ,,sobornej",; biskup odpra-
vial ja sam jeden z djakonem
psalmista, cos W rodzaju, jak mi
sic zdafo - ,,messe basse", prawie
bez spiew6w. Przyszedf W szatach
mnicha, jak nasz ,jeromonach" i
potem dopiero pred oftarzem wio-
zy} ma sic sakos i mitre.
TAX - powiedza mas = uni
wersalnosc rzymskiego ,,zagarnie-
cia" jest widoczna. Ale ME pre-
moca przeciez ciagnieto tych
wszystkich kopt6w, buigarow, gre
k6w, chaldejczyk6w i ormian do
Rzymu. Podfug niekt6rych pogla-
dow, /ich ,,skuszono", lecz ztad do
prz<mocy jeszcze daleko".