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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-07-12
ALLEGED INTR0DUCER
Picked up in a Dazed Condition BY
Marshal Ledbetfer.

John Foreman, a Cherokee, was
picked up by Marshal Ledbetter
last night while wandering around
in a partially demented condition.
IL was reported that the man
was suffering from the effects OF a
drug that bad been administered
to him for criminal purposes.
After his arrest, il was discov-
cred that Deputy Paden Tolbert
had a warrant for his arrest for
dispensing liquor, and he sas
locked up in the city Jail.
A further investigation Of the
man's condition will be made.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-07-12
WAR AGAINST FILTH


The Board OF Health, assisted
by a committee from the CONNER
cial Club, have been investigating
the sanitary conditions existing in
the mercantile section OF the town
during the past few days. The
condition of many of the premises
was such that personal warnings
were sent to the occupants and
owners ordering them TO immed.
lately clean up and disinfect the
foul places. AS mentioned in yes
terday's Chiestain, these notices
were served through Marshal Led
better. The health officials now
purpose examining the sanitary
conditions in the residence section
and will make a house to house
inspection. Besides compelling
those who maintain foul premises,
to remove the filth at once, the
officials will see that all out houses
are thoroughly disinfected.
A later inspection will be made
TO see that their orders have been
complied with, and those who
haze failed TO remove the nuis-
anees viii. be Immediately pro-
ceeded against.
The penalty is s25 a day for
each day succeeding the order FOR
their removal.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-07-12

Miss lone Harlin and Dick Morri-
son. OF Chelsea, were united in mar
rage last night. The bride is well
known in Vinita, and was formerly
teacher in the public school OF this
place. Mr.. Morrison also has many
friends in Vinlta, and was formerly
druggist for DR.. A. W. Foreman, Of
this place. Their many friends here
extend congratulations.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-07-12

Dick Martin came IN from his farm
IS miles south OF town today and soon
discovered that his team was nearly
perished with heat They stood In
- fhe Cherokee national bank
- an hour with their sides
like bellows and were not
knfstifg particle.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-07-12
un Stole Patience, by Those who
Awaited Their Opportunity
to Register, and Protected
Their Positions in Line by
Cooperative Measures.

III houos ~uiJ iis ioSA.
Throughout the long hours Of
last night, hundreds OF men and
women stood patiently in line
awaiting the opening Of the six
registration Offices in this city this
morning. A force OF twenty-five
clerks were installed in the differ
ent booths. busiiy preparing for
the first days registration and the
Y thorpnghpess OF their work was
W 1tHdcd when The doors were
ouk open this morning, and
to awaiting throng was disposed
OF at the rate Of 900 an hour.
Very little disorder occurred.
The. lines AT the different booths
co. o.operated in eiecting any inter
lopers who attempted 10 break in,
when the Offices were opened this
morning. AT the commencement
of their long vigil last night, each
line elected a captain, who pinned
q piece of paper on each one, with
the number of their position in the
line. '
The land Office officials Issued a
notice this morning recognizing
the rights of the Numbered ones to
their positions. A threatened
clash with the thousands who
swarmed out of their tents and
other abiding places this morning
was thus ayerted, with only a few
inpromptu figh,s. Throughout
the day the crowd, was swelicd by
thousands who s~armed in from
the surrounding country or packed
the ten trains that arrive here
daily
II is expected that $1,000 will
register ia.ttis city The surround.
ing country is dotted with hun
drsds = iepis while many. others
a<< e4t.1<d 10 the vehicles ia
4NI &&< = &.ived. A large per-
# ~ homeseekers are
4fx ell 1pe Of the marked
~ ~ ''opening" is the
: ~ #.f which they have
<<| by their stronger
c.I,Es. ls1
ItH in &NNI beat caused a great
aesi ~ To- II ag. which was stole
81 taa tired. Several OF the
<<<s|n eefs sreatened with pros
aaa were, by common
<E* led to leave the line
~ eEfai 9.Es spell, their places
ctit 80 1tly guarded. during
WHen aafkbess came, hundreds
we're tI|Ii IA Inc before the booths
a1f pfeparz'ions were made by
f1an5 % amp on their positions.
DfteinK " 'pttery will commence
July elh The lottery scheme
ieeQgusaied by the government
- pftvenftd any of the wild
sz.hes atle1ting previous open
ieEs. ard ltI speedy arrest of sew
tE. ~ho 4tre { HFsTe3' -
ts0nt f'tei this ft|nf. hs|
h& Qa'ttipg effe. 0fpl ita
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-07-12

The NJ, K. s 7. railway viii run
an excursion TO Kansas c. next
Sunday. The train will leave +ViDita
at 5a. m, and leave Kansas City at 3
D. m, same day. Round trip, 500.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-05-31
FOUND AMONG The PR,VaTES.
BY j. l.. STRAIN

During the early part of the spring
the Federais must have had not less
than 5000 troops OH Edisto Island
and mt least 500 drums. Ednss
vile was heir headquarters. From
White Point VIC could see the Federal
flag. Gunboats Law in the inlet.
Sometimes one aud sometimes half
dozen could be Seen at one ighs.
These would come up to the Point
and shell our pickeus. Sometimes
they would run up TO Kings Point
and shell the country from one river
to the other. Our ,uen built "a bat
terry i'll the edge of 'he woods about
600 yards of White Point and put u
siege gun i'll it. Between this hat
terry aud the point grew chimp of
pines, on a knoll partly covered with
palm bushes and o'hc, shrmbbery.
thus our battery was partially con>
cealed.
Two other men and myself were
standing on picker IN this clunp of
pines, while two OF our officers rode
down to tie beach. Away down the
inlet We saw the smoke rise from an
iron-c'ad gunhoat, 1t turned i,s bow
and came putting towards us. The
rffice,s were ia direct ilne hetwren
us and ihe gnnhoaJ. On came, fol-
lowed by two others. The snloke
arose ~ graceful Coiuins aud marked
the pathway # the vessels a'uid the
the clouds. Away in the hack round
we could see the masrs of the tran
sports. The scene was sublime. Each
boat turned oql'quely to ,he right
from the path Oi tue one i'll front. "A
puff Of smoke from the from, boat WAS
followed by report, and in an instant
a shell burst over our heads. Instant
ly another ssluted our ears. The
vessel in front turned one side and ms
quick as thought the whole vessel WAS
bid in smoke. When school boy
had often rat and looked at the pic
lures of naval battles and admired
the grandeur they presented. But
this was no shadow, it was the sub,
stance.
This was more than we could stand.
and hasty retreat to our horses was
next in order. Our horses we've
behind the little knoll on which we
were standing. By this time all the
boats had come up and were taking
part in reducing our battery. | had
''seven shooter" and as ran back
to my horse it fell and my foot
struck II and knocked it into the
bushes, and bad to stop to look for
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-05-31
1901 MAY 1901
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UNION COUNTY NEWS.
Items of Interest Gathered from
Various Sections by our
Correspondents.
"REMINISCENCES OF TIE WAR,

Interesting Incidents Connected
Withfhe Late War, Brineiug Ont
Great Deal of Unwritten His
tory, in Which the Private and
Subordinate Officers are Given
Credit THsfIy Due Thcm. Some
of the Truest, NObIesf and Bray
est Men That Ever Faced an
Enemy Were to be
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-05-31
the TOWN OF UNION HAS

Three Cott6n Miis, one the
largest in the south. Four Fur
n,turo and Wood Manuiactur.
Ing Concerns, One Female
Seminary. Water Works and
Electric Lights.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-05-31
$l.OO A YEAR.
VIM. A. NICHOLSON & SON.

transact Regular Banking Business in all tic
Branches and Insure Against Fire, Tornado
Boiler Liability and Accidents, and Issue Bonds
OF indemnity for Officials Of Corporations, and
'no'V'ouals as Administrators, Etc, Etc.
YOUR BUSINESS is RESPECTFULLY S0IIcI1Fn
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-05-31

The largest Knitting Mill and
Dye Piant in the State. An Oil
and Manufacturing Co, that
makes IN unexceiled Guano.
ihree Graded Schools. Arte-
sian Water. Population G,JOO.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05
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Additional Local
lsaaas . s1sna Alsaaas [ aisla ' leNe 2 .

CLUE DANCE.-The Maricopa club members held their usual fortnghtly ball in the club rooms last night.
 TRANSPLANTED.-Sam Seip, the cigar manufacturer pulled his business up by the roots day or two ago and planted it again alongside the Palace saloon. where he thinks the soil is bet ter and more easily irrigated.
 A PARTIAL ERROR.-In an article yesterday describing the settlement of Cobre Grande affairs it was stated that Judge w. IT, Barnes of Tucson had been made secretary and treasurer of the rcorganized company. This was a partial error, for while Judge Barnes is the treasurer, Mir J. Henry Wood re- mains secretary, a position he has filled with ability since the first reorganza- ton of the Cobre Grande.
 A LANDMARK GONE.-With the removal of the adobe building on Cen ter street where the Hoffman now stands began the obliteration of one of the oldest Landmarks in the city, and now with the clearing away of the ad- joining adobe, which was practically a part Oc the same building, that work is finished. This building in the course of it's existence has harbored nearly every sort of an enterprise, conner cial. official or otherwise, that has been launched in the town in years gone by. It was at different times postofice, eX- press a.d stage office dance house, sa- loon, store. wholesale liquor house. pri- vatc roOmnS house, restaurant and offices of various kinds
 cor OFF EkSY.-Gus Barkley. who made a bad man exhibition on We'd nesday, through fortunate circum- stances, was let down easily yesterday by the city recorder and seeming truly penitent for his misconduct he prob ably will not do it again. His frac- tuge of the peace was most serious one. as he greatly terrified number of women and children. and in the ar rest which followed it was only through good fortune that either him self or the officer was not shot or otherwise seriously hurt. The women whom he frightened SO badly, said that they did not want tO come to court and testify, unless t was necessary, and would be willing to see him dis missed with a fine that would make him remember the circumstance B. N. Pratt for whom Bariley has been working at Mesa City, testified to his previous good behavior as did also former Deputy Shgriff Moore. He said himself that he had no rccollec- ton of the conduct ascribed to him and laid it to the whisky he had taken on an empty stomach. He was sorry and promised to be good hereafter, so the recorder made his fine $2j pay ment of which was arranged for. His six-shooter, of course was in the office of the jail, and as Barkley rose Co go Mir. Bush said: Do you want 10 get your gun now?' Barkley re- piled, Not unless | can find some fel- low to take it out of town for me-"
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05
ARIZONA LAUNDRY, Cor. Adams & 3d St'
ATTACK ON THE G. A. |.
Calls Out Reply By General Minty of
 The Arizona Department.
No. fl wsst Adams Street.

The following communication from General Minty, department comman- der of the C. A. R. of Arizona, relative to an interview with the commissioner of pensions. rehecting upon the G. A. R., was lately published in the Tue son Star:
 Tucson, March 20.
 My Dear Governor Hughes-ln youI paper, the Star. of this morning, l find an article. Washingtoh. D. C., March 19 under the displayed heading, Pen sion Sharks. which does gross injus- tice to the Grand Army of the Re public, that noble association of which both you and | are members. The arr ticle in question purports to be the out come of an interview with Commis- sioner of Pensions II. Clay Evans, and the pith of it. is this: The Grand Army of the Republic. backed by the pension attorney shark, is hard al work advocating fresh schemes fol despoiling the treasury, both by means of new legislation and by putting new interpretations on old laws
 This is simply falsehood cut out of whole cloth. There is no class of citi- zens more opposed to Illegal or fraud ulent pensions, than are the members of the Grand Army of the Republic The great mass of the old soldiers arc fully and entirely satisfied with the pension laws as they now stand. They consider them liberal. But they are opposed tO and object to the arbitrary and unjust rulings of the present com missioner of pensions and his prede- cessor. Lochren. which practically null lfy the laws as passed by congress.
 "The one point of all others that has caused bitter feeling on the. part oi the Grand Army men against the pres ent commissioner is the ruling and cus- toms, with regard to indigent widows. The bureau rules that if poor widow has the munificent income of $96 per annum. (about cents day) she shall not be allowed the pension of $8 per month guaranteed to her by the laws of the country; and if she makes oath that she is not worth the $96 per annum, she is then subjected to ser ies of questions disgraceful to man. hood and humanity.
 "The requests, or if you will have it so, the demands made by the com mittee of the Grand Army of the Re- public, which was submitted to and approved by President Mckinley and the senate committee. of which Sena- tor Gallinger is chairman, were voiced by such men as General Dan Sickles, that grand old democrat, who left a les on the battlefield of Gettsburg, are:
 First, if a widow has not to exceed $250 per annum she will not thereby be considered unpensionabe.
 Second, that an immediate stop be put to the propoundiug of improper and indelicate questions, such as should not be made to any virtuous woman.
 Third, they ask for court or tri- bunal to which the old soldiers may appeal from the dictum of the com missioner of pensions.
 "The worst criminal in the land has the right to appeal from the decision of regularly organized court or the
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05
@--BARGAINS-@

For sale-2O-acrs ranch, well inn proved, close in.
 The best so and 160-acre ranches, for profit on amount Invested, in the val ley.
 Thirty acres fine orange land at a great bargain.
 Fine orange land and groves from $40 to $500 per acre.
 250-acre ranch hear Oregon City, Ore, to exchange for valley property and 10-acre lots close in; good as gold.
 City property to exchange for ranch property. Good money making business for sale cheap. E. A. SPAULDING,
 No. 4l wsst Adams Street.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05

findings of a legally drawn jury, and on review of the case if the slightest technical error is found a new trial is granted. Yet the men who saved the country from destruction and placed it where il now stands in the very vanguard of the nations of the earth are compelled to bow 10 the decision of one man, and that man one who has no sympathy with those who gave the best years of their young manhood to the service of their coun- try, and who as natural result of the hardships then suffered are today pre- naturely old men, broken down and unable to earn, l will say, not a living. but a mere existence.
 The statement with which Senator Gallinger is credited is so absurd that no. sensible man will believe that it ever emanated from him or was made by him.
 'I am yours very truly.
 "R. II. G. MINTY, "Department Commander Arizona C..
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05
IRON WORKS ADVANCE WAGES.

Reading, Pa, April 4.-The Reading Iron Works today posted notices ad- Nancing the wages of several thousand employees about ten per cent, to take effect on April 9. The pudding basis will he S3.25 ton and other wages in proportion. The advance was not solc- ited by the men.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05

The best, cleanest and most whole some 25-cent meal in the city at the Maison DOre. F North Center street.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05

Goldman x Co. carry the Buckeye Mower and Tiger Rakes. No othel makes do equal them and our prices are the lowest.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05

150 patterns Of picture moulding, new stock, latest designs. Picture frames made to order No fancy prices.
 J. B. LONG HARDWARE co.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05

Try the upstairs prvaue rooms for a Lobster la Newburg, at Coffee Ars Restaurant.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05

The roof of the mouth never keeps off the rain. z
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05

Flies carry contagion; see January Popular Science Monthly. Use Tangl"- foot; it catches the germ as well as the fly.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05

Estimates furnished on all kinds of brick work. The best brick and lowest cost by the Alhambra Brick sompany.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05

If you enjoy a clean, wholesome, hot meal, the Maison Dore, r North Gen. ter street, will satisfy you
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05
MAsQUE BALL.

Easter Monday, April Sth, 1901, al O'Neill hall. Given by O. B. Rouse and c. l.. Longstreth. Costumes al Gold berg Bros.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05

Trimmed Leghorn Hats for $l.OO.
 SCHOFIELD.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05

Trimmed Lcghorn Hats for $tOO.
 SCHOFIELD.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05

Wise saws are all right in their way, hut you can't cut wood with them.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05

$l5-Buggy, harness, all handmade. N. Porter's 1i2 East Washington.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-05
"I am yours very truly.

Department Commander Arizona C. A. R., late B'vt, Major General U. s. A"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-10

kr6lob6jcy Bresci'ego przyznaf sic
do why. O5wiadczyf, ze wraz z
Bresci'm wyjechsf z Paterson, N.
j. w czasie zamachu spowodowaf
umyslnie zbiegowisko, by zwr6cic
ma siebie uwage policyi, podczas
gdy Bresci zamach wykonaf.
W1LLEMsTED, wyspa Curacao,
10 Sierpnia. - Rad wenezuelski
oznajmia, ze onegdaj W poblizu
Colon przekroczyly granice wojska
kolumbijskie pod dow6dztwem ko-
lnmbijskiego ministra wojny' =
Me ma watpliwo5ci, re wybuchnie
wojna Venezuela Columbia, tenn
bardziej zawikfana, il W obu repu-
blikach istnieje ruch rewolucyjny,
popierany przez przeciwna strone
zatargu.
PITrsBURG, Pa, 10 Sierpnia. -
Pc dwudniowej konferencyi pre-
zydentem Shafferem, oznajmif Sa-
muel Gompers, prezydent ,,Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, il jego
organizacya p6jdzie reka W reke
,Amalgamated Association" j
udzieli jej tax moralnej jak i ma
teryalnej pomocy. W jaki to spo-
sob sic stanie, ME objasnif szcze-
g6fowo; powiedzisi tylko, re cho.
dzi o utrzymanie zasady prawa 10
czenia sic W organizacye robotni-
cze wzajemne wspieranie sic tych-
ze wlasnie teraz jest nieodzowne.
Obecnie strajkuje $4,000; skoro
dzisiaj wejdzie W zycie rozporza-
dzenie tyczace sig generalnego
strajku, prawdopodobnie 125,ooo
robotnlkow Zaprzestan!e pracoWac.
Strajk tyczy sic fabryk nalezacych
do American Tin Plate o., Ame-
rican Steel Hoop Co., American
Sheet Steel Co. W Ohio ma straj-
.kowac $4,000 ludzi, W Pennsylva-
nil 1900, W Indiana 10000, W
Illinois 10000, reszta = $4,000
ludzi, w New Yorku, Michigan,
W. Virginia, Wisconsin, Iowa i
,uych stanach. Ilu zaS robotni-
6w opr6cz tego musu bedzie mu-
siafo przesta6 pracowac, ma razie
obliczyc sic ME da.
United Steel Corporation" roz-
porzadziia wczorai, by fabryE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-10

draznionych i moze przyjsc DO
groznego rozlewu krwi. Obcho-
dzili oni wesele policya ich roz-
pedzifa. Kilku Mich aresztowa-
no. Alex. Matson opieraf sic are
sztowaniu i obif pomocnika szery-
ia Gabo. Ten wyjef revolver,
strzelif trzy razy i zabif Matsona'
Finlandczycy groza linczowaniem
Gaba policyanta McOllistera, je.
zeli jury koronerska uwolni ich cd
odpowiedzialnosci.
MEDICINE LODGE, ,Kas., 10 Sierp.
David Nation wni6sf wczoraj przez
swego adwokata skarge rozwodowa
przeciw swej zonie Carrie Nation,
znanei z swych wypraw przeclw
szynkom. Jako pow6d podaf, re
jego iona wystawia 60 ma smiesz-
nose W obec wsp6fobywateli, ze
zaniedbuje swe obowiazki W obec
rodziny opuscifa dom rodzinny.
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, logo Sierpnia.
Gaia dzielnica handlowa miastecz-
ka Rantout zostafa wczoraj popo-
1udniu zniszczona przez pozar, kto.
ry zrzadzif szkode ma przeszfo
100000. Jedynym domem, ktory
ocalai, jest Martin house; piec
kwadrat6w dom6w sic spalifo, a
byly miedzy mimi i domy wybu.
dowane W przeciagu ostatnich
dw6ch lat po ostatnim pozarze. Po-
Ear wybuchf W 5pichrzu zbozowym
i rozszerzyf sic niezmiernie szybko.
Sprowadzono stad, straa ogniowa,
ktora usifowala walczyc pozarem.
Miedzy innymi spaliiy sic; urzad
pocztowy, dworzec kolejowy, swia-
tynia masonska .new hotel", dom
operowy wydawnictwa dw6ch ga.
zet. Uratowano jednak DUO ru-
chomosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-10

panstwa Oranjei Transwalu, 20
stana z pofudniowej Afryki wy
gnani, jezeli ME poddadz4 sic do
dnia Is Wrzesnia.
,Koszta utrzymania rodzin wszy,
stkich obywateli W polu stojacych,
kt6rzy ME poddadza sie do d. ID
Wrze6nia, msja bye pokryte ze
sprzedazy ruchomego i nierucho-
mego majatku takich Boer6w znaj'
dujacego sic W obu koloniach'"
Angielskie gazety popofudniowe
W og6le chwala to proklamacya'
podczas gdy niemieckie ostro ia
krytykuia twierdza, il wykracza
ona przeciw prawom miedzynaro'
dowym.
BERLIN, logo Sierpnia. =
W Hamburgu panuje wielkie roSs-
czarowanie z powodu, il zaniechac
teraz potrzeba 5wietnych uroczy.
sto5ci przygotowywanych takimi
kosztami ma przyjecie powracaja-
cego Chin hr. Waldersee, i wsSy-
stko skonczyfo sic ma skromnem
powitaniu W ratuszu, podczas gdy
dwor cesarski reprezentowany bYi
jedynie przez gen. adjutanta cesa.
rza, Witticha.
Wczoraj przybyf do Bremerha-
ven niemiecki parowiec Palatia,
wiozacy zwfoki barona Kettelera,
kt6ry z Tientsin wyptynaf d. II
Lipca. Uroczysto5ci zafobne cd.
prawia sic W hall Lloyda W Bre-
mie. Cesarz Wilhelm przysle swe-
go reprezentanta.
Kr6la Edwarda, jego maizonke,
jakotea ksiezniczke Wiktorya'
ksiecia greckiego Mikofaja j r6z-
nych londynskich dygnitaszy ocze.
kuja W Cronbergu dzisiaj. Para
kr6lewska uda sic takze do PoczA
damu ma pogrzeb.
SAIGON, francuzka posiadiosc "
W Kochinchinie, 10 Sierpnia. =
Ksiaze Henryk orleanski, syn
zmarfego ksiecia Ohartres j kusyn
ksiecia Orleanu, umarf tu wczoraj'
Byi on chory ma watrobe, kiedy
znajdowat sic W swei podr6zy mao
kolo swiata i pogorsayio mn sie "
czasie podr5zy. zamierzat jesieh
spedzic " Stanach zjednoczcnych'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-10

cywilizacyjnego: musi hamowac,
powsciagao, regulowec wybryki
silna dfonia i moralna powaga. o.
t6z jest smutnym symptomatem
naszego czasu, re takiej w}adzy ME
ma. Idea wolno5ci, wynaturzona
i skrzywiona. wyradza sic W pano-
wanie piesci, w}adza panstwowa
ME speinia swego powofania. Schle'
bia tfumom, pfaszczy sic przed po-
pularnoscia, ME pneczuwajac, re
kopie otch}an pod soba pod spo-
}eczenstwem. nPanowanie gminu
- to mic wiecej, tylko stary despo-
tyzm, jeno lima ortografa" =
rzekf Spencer W swych ,,Study OF
Sociology. :.