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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-11-28
I'M STORY, TFIrsS
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LAY OF THE CITY MAN,

On! I'm longing fer the country,
With its gentle summer breeze,
"'HA the dew upon the meadow,
And the veTdue of the trees.
Where forgotten is he turmoil
OF The clustering beaten track,
As the insects cody saunter
Up my sleeves and down my back.
ON I love the honey'd flowers
As they open in the morn:
] rejoice 10 walk bare-headed,
Mid the rustic of the corn
ON the farm whose sweetest music
Is The lowing Of the kline
And | get the morning paper
once a fortnight If it's fine).
Oh, I banker for a dwelling
By the home Of ''Chanticlecr,"
That his song may come a-ringing,
E.y'ry morning To my ear,
To arouse me, lest the beauties
OF the sunrise ] should lose,
When Ia give a dollar-sixty
For another little snooze
Oh. / hunger for a moment
Ia a cool, secluded spot,
With che buttercup and clover,
And the blue forget
For ! dearly love the country's
Unsophisticated state
But also love the city,
With improvements up-to-date
Arthur Crawford, i'm Brooklyn Life.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-11-28
ONLY n state Line Vow

Mason and Dlxon's line mas been
resurveyed, not because of any sig
nifcance it may have as the dividing
line between free and Slave territory.
but as to the line between the states
Of Pennsylvania ana Maryland. Once
it Was "a matter OF national concern
and was mentioned in political dis
cuS>ions: nov it is simply fading
incident in history Louisville Cour-
ier Joarnal.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-11-28

First Tramp Say. wot makes YOU
look So greasy, Weary?
Second Tramp Guess it's cause I'm
liyin' on de fat Nv de Chicago
Daily News.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-11-28
sized Him Up.

"a man is known by his works, declared
the irresponsible reformer, who was adj
dressing large and enthusiastic audience
Yours must be gas works." shouted
rude, uneutured person who occupied a
back sear.-BaltimorA American
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-11-28

The one prudence Of life is concentration.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
STILL MISSING.
Sample Case and Vd|uabIs Con.
tents Not Yet Located.

The sample case belonging to Martin,
Copeland e. Co.. of this city. consigned
TO Boston several weeks ago is still miss
ing and the mystery OF It's disappearance
as yet unsolved.
peculiar fact is that no report OF it's
disappearance was made TO the local po-
lice department which is duly and de-
servedly credited with having the most
clever and competent detectives In the
country.
A circular has been issued from the
Pinkerton agency giving a description Of
the missing sample case and it's contents,
claimed 10 have been worth $4,000 and
the opinion OF tho authors OF such cir
cular is evidently that the trunk was
stolen and taken 10 a hotel or boarding
house, where its contents We're rined by
the thieves
A reward IL offered for the arrest ~
the thieves. n addition 10 which S1OO will
be given for the recovery of the trunk
In the event OF the trunk being found adj
ditlonal reward is offered for the ldenti-
hcation of the persons seen with a.
Ihc trunk with its alleged fabulous
contents IL not I'm PittEbprg. Is not in
New York and an interesting chapter as
10 it's mysterious disaprearauce may be
disclosed before the end OF the week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
CURSE OF DRINK
CURED BY
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY.
Can b given In 6isss OF Water. Tea or cof-
fee Without Pstierts knowledge.

White Ribbon Remedy will cure or de-
stroy the diseased appetite for alcoholic
sumulants whether the patient is a con-
flTmed inehriate. "a uppler. social drink
er or drunkard. impossible for anyone
10 have an appetite for alcoholic liquors
after using White Ribbon Remedy.
ENDORSED By MEMBERS OF w c It L
Mrs. Moore. superintendent OF the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union.
writes: u have tested White Ribbon
Remedy on ycfy obstinate druukards. and
the cures have been manly. I'm many
cases the Remedy was given secretly
chccrfully recommend and endorse White
Ribbon Remedy. Members Of om Union
gre delighted to find a practical and eco
nomlcal treatment 10 aid us I'M our tenn
Derance work.
Mrs West president OF the Woman
Christian temperance Union, states; -
know OF 20 many people redeemed from
the curse Of drink by the use OF Whte
Ribbon Remedy that ! earnestly request
YOU 10 give IL q Trial" For sale by
druggists everywhere, or by mail, ".
Trial package free by writing or calling
on MRS A. NJ. TOWNSEND for years
Secretary Of the WOmans Christian rem
perancc I'uiOnl. 2lS FREMONT ST. BOS-
Ton. MASS. Sold In Providence by the
Han & Lyon Co. 225 Westminster street,
and cor Westminster and MatheWsoh
streets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
CAUSED HER
TO COMMIT THE CRIME
Henry Hanks Stabbed by Wife and
Lies in Critical Condition at the
Rhode Island Hospital.

Henri Hanks IS resting on a cot at
the Rhode Island hospital and up 10 noon
today was conscious and comfortable, but
little hope is entertained Of his recovery.
He is the victim OF a stabbing ARRAY
at the rooms or himself ana wife at 976
South Main street, shortly after O'Clock
last evening, and the assailsnt was none
other than his wife, Rosie Hanks.
Last evening Hanks and his wife had
both been drinking aud had liquor in their
rooms AT about O'Clock in the even
Ing the landlady. Mrs. Raymond, was
obliged TO go 10 their room and ask that
the noise be stopped. The couple had
been auarreling since o'clock and had
disturbed the other inmates of the house.
As Mrs Raymond was about 10 leave
the room she heard Hanks eXclaim: My
God. I've been stabbed" and she turned
around just in time TO see the man stag
ger toward the bed and fall upon H. His
wife was following him with an open
knife in her hand Mrs Raymond at
once rushed toward the woman ard held
her until Edward Kelly another boarder,
rushed in and took the knife from Mrs
Hanks hand. The injured man Law on
the bed groaning and All examina tlon
showed that he had been stabbed In the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
SERIOUS CHARGE.
Young Man Held for Higher
Court for Alleged Arson.

Richard Hayes, aged II. son of Patrick
last evening at Beillngham Four Corners.
on an electric car bound for Woonsocket.
by Constable Fred NJ. Rhodes of Belling-
ham. Mass. the charge alleged In the
warrant being arson. This warrant was
held by Constable George T. Nugent. and
the prisoner was taken TO the lookup at
Franklin. Mass. by the two officers men
toned. and was arrsigned today and held
for the higher court at Franklin before
Judge Doe.
fire to the residence OF Harry Holbrook,
on the famous Lake View farm in Bell
ingfam on the morning Of June J.
A News reporter last evening talked
with the lad, who had worked for Mr..
Holbrook and who was discharged the
day before the house was burned TO the
ground. The youth stoutly denied the
allegations in the warrant and the alleaa-
tions made by the officers, and stated that
he had told a straight story TO them and
TO Fire Marshal Scott OF Milford. Assist
ant Fire Marshal Adams OF Quincy also
worked on the case. The two latter are
state officers.
The first day OF last June shortly after
midnight fire was discovered In the hall
way OF the house. The inmates escaped
in their night clothes and saved but little
furniture. Mr.. Holbrook then estimated
his loss at about $50 900. on which the in
surance was about 5000.
One night last month the splendid COW
stable connected with the place and sit
uatcd but a short distance from tho re-
mains Of the house was destroyed by fire
and live stock burned. Mr.. Hoihrook
estimsted his loss at approximately $1,000
npoll which there was small insurance.
After the second fire the Holbrook family
moved back 10 Boston. not caring To- re-
snain IN the locality longer.
Young Hayes denies completely or
knowledge OF either fire
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
PR0VlDEt c: MEN NAMED.

AZ the Episcopal convention I'm san
Francisco. yesterday. considerable dis
cussion arose over the question OF chang
ing the name from Protestant Episco-
pal" 20 that of the Catholic Church Of
the United states
MIR Stiness OF Rhode Island said there
WAS need for the whole matter TO be
properly investigated instead OF attempt
ing TO strange the subject az this time.
\ vote was taken. resulting in concur
renee as follows: Clcricals-Aycs. 20;
noes, lS: divided, G, Laymcn-Ayes. 80;
noes ~ divided.
Among the members OF the new board
of managers are: C0adjutor Bishop Mo
Nickar OF Rhode island Rev. Dr. Greer.
formerly rector uf Grace church this citv,
Rev. Dr Fiskc of a. stephens and Ruth-
bone Gardner of Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17

abdomen about TWO inches below ami 10
the lefr OF the navel.
While Kelly held the woman I'm custody
Mrs. Raymond ran out Of The house aud
notified officer Fay who communicated
with the Third station and Lieutenant
Murray and Sergeant Ilanley were soon
on the spot After hearing the particu-
lars. Lieutenant Murray placed Mrs.
Hanks under arrest charged with assault
with dangerous weapon.
The wounded man. with intestines pro-
truding was convened tn the Rhode Isle
and hospital where he has since re-
ceived due care and attention. Should
perltonitis ensue then there is no possible
hope of HIS recovery.
Mrs Hanks claims that jealousy was
the cause of the trouble and that she had
been upbradinE her husband for mis- al
legged perddy In the heat of their ar
gument she claims that he struck her IA
the face and shows a bruise Ia substau-
tiate this claim. This enraged her aud
reaching over 90 table she grabbed a
large iackknife and plunged il into him
She expressed no remorse for the act ana
insists she was justified in defending her
self
Mrs. Hanks when arraigned In the 9Th
district court today. on the charge OF as
sault with a dangerous weapon pleaded
guilty and was held in 5000 for sentence
next Tuesday
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
TRANSFERS
Discussed al Meeting Of the
Radical Club.

There was largely attended and very
enthusiastic meeting OF the Radical, cllb
last evening. Though number ~ mat
ters incidental TO better conditions in mu-
nicipal matters we've down for considera-
tion. they were al put aside for the CON
sideration of free transfers
Tho discussiou was opened by y. Z. Nc
carthy. Esu who has heon for "A long
time ore ~ Tie most persistent advocates
OF transfer ticket system. was Tie first
speaker down on the regular program so
intense was the interest OF the many
members OF the club n tho subject and
in its presentation that Mr. Mccarthy was
Induced 20 continue his remarks Ear be
yond the lime usually allowed a speaker
before the club
Tie was ready 10 answer an questions
ana there were manN asked
OF the ,3 members present only two un-
dcrtook to defend transfer stations as
against transfer tickets and their argu-
ments were 80 enectuallv answered that
az the close OF the meeting these two men
stood alone
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
NOTES FROM THE HhRBOR.

The following vessels have arrived and
sailed during The past - hours: Arrived,
steamers PlNmoun Iuutn, fremont,
Wilcox. New York Chatham. Baltimore.
Metor. New York: city ~ Newport Rich.
Newport and retmI Queen City Grey.
Seaconnet and return. Rambler Lake.
Fau River and retrn' Wgs Navigator.
Sea King W. D.. Ciiadwist. B r. Little.
Argo. Gaspoc. spartan Minnie; schooner
Unique. BraEa. = Thanec T. T.. Ham
Tine. New York. hsrspr HaIhondalc Bau-
jo. Barauct Billow. iighlandcr. '. y De
viupcr =. a summer .eeW York Delhi
Samar Powell. Marion Chappcll Ann
Sailed Steamers plymouth fremont
New York Gloucester Baltimore. Nor-
man. Philadelphia tugs See Kine r. g.
Wet Argo. Jos StckrcA. ~. ~ Glad
wish .,honusIF Ncieu ~ Slug. Coalport
Pardon g. Thompson. Nev York. bargcs
Jas English Abhlc Duun o. Berwind
o HirN Eell,
The trim little s.hppner Unique arrive
ir pori this moruinE from Bravo with 81
passengers. 40 being well and thc pass
axe was made m - dusS which h. thc
fastest time or record for s8ilng vss-
sei from that port to this
There sas at least Fu roftgsuese ou
the dock near where the luique lav to
meet and greet their friends and rcia-
tives who hsd come hN fhs cfaft. but
81 Wss well towards thr middle 90 the af-
teruoou before the custom house 0fIiccrs
had finished heir lab0rs and allowed
them 90 land There wcr number of
pets. such a. cats dues ard birds brought
along from the Cape dc Verde leland.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
REPUBLICAN
Primary Meetings.

At = meeting of the Republican CITY
Committee Of Providence. held Tuesday
evening October list 1901. the following
call for Primary Meetings was ordered.
PRIMARY MEETl NGS
The electors OF the Republican party ot
Providence qualified TO vote for members
OF the City Council are requested 90 as
semble IN their resenectiVe wards on FRI
DAY EVENING. October Is. 1901, accord
ing To Caucus Act. at p m, polls open
until $3.50 =. M and nominate one Alder
man aud -four Councilmen To represent
each ward in the next city Council, TO be
voted for on Tuesday. November >, 1901.
The electors Of the lst ward viii meet
iu Pioneer hall. South Main street
The electors OF the "a ward VIII meet
in What cheer Han. @S North Main
street
The electors OF the 81 ward will meet
at ward room. North Main street
The electors of the 4th ward VIII meet
az ward room. Fountain street
The electors of the 9th ward VIII meet
at t~Nard room, Beacon avenue.
THE electors or the 9Th ward will meet
at ward room. corner Public and Burnside
streets. go
'rhe electors OF the 7th ward will meet
A. ward room. Greenwich street.
The electors Of the Sth ward Will meet
at odd Fellows Building. 20 Plainiield
street second noor.
The electors OF the 9th ward Will meet
Al ward room Pallas street.
The electors of the 10th ward VIII meet
az ward room. Academy and Atwell ave-
nues. FRANK r. ObNE1'
chairman Republican City Committee.
LOUIS T.. CADY. Secretary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17

William Stevenson aud Lizzie Drury
were fined so and costs each. by Judge
swcetiand. today, for improper conduct.
a small package OF gold plate. valued
an Sl5, was stolen from Justin Boyce's
dental room, 7ii Wes,minster street, yes
tcrday.
Charles a. Cridlaud Of 50 stewart street
left two handbags in loan office down
town YESTERDAY When he called FOR them
this morning one was missing Il had
been stolen. SO he thought
Lena Jackson, Of li9 Alden street and
Alice Thompson. OF Hewes street re-
ported TO the police Tuesday as missing
were picked ny an the Union passenger
station AZ 2IO this morning and sent TO
their homes
Thomas Ahern who fell while attempt
ing 10 jump from a freight train, in one OF
the local freight yards. last Monday sus-
tanning "a slight fracture OF his skoll was
discharged from tie Rhode Island hospi-
tai last evening.
4 horse belonging TO John Mcbride ran
away In Fast Providence. this morning
Crossing the Washington bridge the horse
ran through Tockwotton 10 Ives street.
where a milk cart was struck. 20 jars Of
milk were upset aud thill was broken.
Elisha Brown. the aged messenger who
had been familiar object about the
Providence county court house for several
years, died at the Rhode Island hospital.
al 3 O'Clock this morning lie had been
operated upon and had not sufficient vi
tality to stand the shock.
Pensions have been granted Rhode Isl-
anders as follows: Original. Charles w.
Nero. Providence. 81; Increase restora-
tion. reissue, Goldman Normand, Provi-
dence. IS. Original widows special ac-
crued oct .. Nancy r. Taylor. Bristol,
IS; Julia b. Boyden, Providence. IS.
Fred w. Carpenter. a machinist was
arrested az St Joseph's hospital, by De-
tective oMalley, yesterday afternoon, as
a fugitive from justice. Carpenter was
wanted at Newport for the theft Of $50
watch from Mrs Mary Driscoll and $50
in cash from her sister, Ann Goggins, on
oct 9th. Carpenter roomed with Mrs. Dris-
coll After he left Newport he was picked
up al Pawtucket but allowed TO so. AS he
was leaving the police station In that city
he had a dt and was sent 20 ST Joseph s
hospital where O'Malley found him. Ser
geant Griffith took the man back 10 New
port this morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
HISTORIC TRIP.
Another Pilgrimage TO Places
Of Interest In Warwick.

Members ~ the Rhode Island veteran
citizens Historical association. the
Rhode Island Historical society aud the
scns and Daughters of the American
Rcvoluiion and others Interested are in-
sited 10 Join In an historical pilgrimage
,omorrow 20 Coles station. formerly
known az ''PsstuNet" Warwick r. d..
the ancestral home Of chief Justice Philip
Greene aid birthplace of his son. Colonel
christopher Greene who was a prominent
officer .n The Continental army.
Ifon. Henry T.. Greene aud his niece
Miss Mary Anne Greene are expected 70
he present aud speak upon the life char
acter and public services OF their dis
rirrnFhel ancestor
The Ruttonwoods cars which leave tho
7 mon Railroad station az ~ and a. min
Ntcs rasf thc hour. Will furnish convey.
snce. n stormy tho pilgrimage viii be
rostpcnec until Monday oct 81 ~
pleasant the exercises viii commence ~
G o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
ROBBERS SHOT.
Two Wounded, One Fatally, in
a Fight With Citizsns.

Evansville, Ind. oct 1.-Two Of the
supposed robbers who dyndmitcd the safc
In a store Al Howell near this city. are
i'm the hospital suffering from Wounds
received during = hight with citizens.
one OF tho men lies at deaths door.
His name Is Henry McCarroll OF Nash
Vile. Tenn The other man who WAS
wounded and captured 10y the posse is not
seriously injured. tie gives his name
as William Dunn. also of Nashville.
The third man has not bccu captured.
but IL Is believed ne will soon bc found
as Marshal Sumptcr Is positive that he
wounded him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
HAS NOT BEEN CONSULTED.

Ncw YORK. oct I7-Miss lIclcu Gould
saws bat shc has NOT h.cu consulted
concorpiug her appointment 7s % member
of thc Board ot Women Managers OF IA,
Louisiana Purchas, Exposition and that
shs Knows uothiug about o.
no serve oU thc board with satisfaction
to hcr-cil Miss Guuld would hav, .io spend
considerable time in SD Louis and for
thar reason her acceptance of thc ap.
poiutmcut is considered doubtful
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
WSLETS.
ihe sewed hnIlon on my eoat.

She srwed a button on my coat.
] watched the fingers nimblc.
Sometimes ] held her spool OF thread,
And sometimes held her thimble.
81 m glad 20 do it, since you're far
From sister 8nd from mother
+" is such a thing she said and smiled
'As ia 80 for my brother"
Tho fair head bent SO close 10 me
My heart was wildly beating;
she seemed feel my gaze, looked up,
And then our glances meeting,
She flushed rudLy. rosy hue.
She flushed a ruddy, ROSY red.
" '1is sucA thing ! murmured low,
''As ia DO 90 my sis'er
Brooklyn Lie.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17

MRS. vTNsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
las been used Tor over atty years b.
millions ~ mothers for their children
while teefhins. With perfect success n
soothes ne child. soften. the gums al
lays all pain. cures wind collie and ls the
best remedy FOR Diarrohea. n viii roBeye
1ie poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold
hy druggists IN every part of the world
Twenty-Five cents bottle. he sure and
ssk for "Mrr. winslow- Soothing Syrup"
eud teks no other kind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
THE WEATHER

Boston. oct. 17.--For Maine, New
Hampshire. MASSACHUSETTS aud Rhode
Island Showers and cooler tonight Fri
day fair and cooler. brisk southwest 10
west winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
DOCTOR CONTRACTED L5pHOSY.

Ccpeuhagon. oct t5-t.tv Physicirn
F,unerr. who recently vi-.Ini .he West n-
dies Is sunering from 20 strourly dcvci-
opel casr or anaesthstic lcpro~y. which
Dee is lrusyCd to have contracted from
"a woman patient whom be- attended white
ln the West Indies The case s REGARDED
aa hopcic-a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17

Paris has always paid s3aH q year 10
the detectives who guard the president of
France. but has just refused 90 DO 50
longer. and tho national government has
assumed the task Twelve detectives arc
hired FOR the purpose
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
FOOD FAIR EycuRsIos TO sosToN
FHIoav. OCT. g..

Special train leaves Pro, iJence A.S5
M. and Pawtucket 9.4 a IN, allowing
practically the whole 0aN IN Boston 10
visit the tair Round trip tickets only
$i25 including coupon for admission.
Number strictly limited.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17

Headquarters Herald and Magee Ranges Capcts, Kugs
Mating nd -vardw I,incleum CASH OK CRtOlI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21

F. ~ = :. ~ q B
v;iece, HE ii Jail i -. pred n'kim,
|lecz CODY jak najpredzissjj przv-
|szedl,, nawet 2 cioci4 1r,na, do
winnicy- gdyz. rozstrzye-
n,ecie sprawy ma wkr6tce
nastapit. #%
Vice JUL tax daleko jes~
tesmy? pomysla| 1stwan'
zw,eslwszy glove W tyr.
'Dobrze vice, teraz otwarcie
bede walczyl "a dziewczy"e
serca .mego.'
Chw,lke potem odjecha} re
(swa mama" do winnicy'
|lecz troche p6zaiej. niz sobie
by} zyczyl. G"Scie Edeleny
znajdowsl, sic JUL ma samym
wierzchu ska}y, a MIN 1stwan
Ii lego "mama" tel sic tam
dostali, to Jolanta lecia'a i'm
naprzeciwko rzut'}a sic "
obiecia 1stwana
-Ratui miel wola|a Z zapa-
lem - ratuj mic cd zalotnika,
kt6rego Z g}ebi serca niepawi-
DE. Tobie ia naleze!
- Ale Jolanto, COZ ty
zamyslasz, COZ ty czynisz
wo|s}v rome glosy re wszyst~
kich stron, z lstwana pocze-
to sobie drwiG, a obey zalot-
mix smiat sic z tego wszyst~
kiego.
Widac to 1stwan, $cisua]
ptest1 rzucil sic ma niego -
lecz nagle stanal iak os'upia:
~ - a ME tylko on - takze
hrabina Irma - hrabia ka-
rol - hrabia Sander -
wszyscy, wszyscy przys}uchi'
wall sic uwa2nie d~zwie&on
skrzypiec. dzwiekom docho'
dz9cym usz ich,z onej strony'
gdzie e6rski potok szum'a
W glebi. .:..
- Skrzypce Edele6skie
szepne}a hrabina 1rma:
To jest Harold, kr6
cygan6w, albo Ouch jego!
To jest moi ojciec! wo'
laI zas 1stwan. TO jeg<
skrzypco - Bogu dzieki, mo-
lie pochodzenie must wy)S'
teraz ma jaw!'
): w. tenn pokaza} sic jaki:
sedziwy cygan re sven
skrzvpcami, q ~trzymaiac smy
GEEK W prawej rece, zawo}at
Spok6j! Przebaczcie
Jestem Harold, kr6l cyea~
n3w; ME. stracilem wtedy ~
eta, lecz uratowa}em sic / Po'
szedIem z Istwankiem dc
Hiszpanii: Ten co tam stoi'
lest to Istwan, hrabia Maros
ME tw6j wychowanek, lec1
w}asny | prawny syn tw6j -