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The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

store and maintain bimetallic price
level, and as part of such system
the immediate restoration of the free
and unlimited coinage of silver and
gold at the present legal ratio of f6
to 1, without waiting for the aid or
consent of any other nation"
The Iowa brethren, who from every
promontory have been using field
glasses and telescopes to discover an
issue, might take up this one. 1t has
seen service before and is somewhat
rusty, but it is better than none. 1t
bears Bryan's trademark, which is a
guarantee of its genuineness, and
means as little as anything that could
be ineulcated in the platform.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31
A sioux Citv saloon keeneris o,

"A Sioux City saloon keeper is 60
ing to test the mulct law on a new
point. The clocks of Iowa are run
on standard time, central division.
The laws of Iowa do not recognize
such time, though custom does. In
Sioux City when the clocks say 10
O'Clock it lacks about 26 minutes of
that hour by sun time. This brings
up the question whether or not un
der the laws the thirsty are not hav-
ing the means of quenching the same
cut off about 26 minutes too soon.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

-Keokuk County News: The News
regards John Renfrew of Oskaloosa
as one of the best advertisers in
Iowa. His adds are neat, attractive
and we'll worded. John used 10 be
in business in Sigourney and when
he left here to locate in Oskaloosa
the town lost one of its real pushers
and thorough, energetic, up to date
business man. The writer likes TO
read his ads the same as he loves to
read letter from an old friend.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

-Colfax Clipper: The opinion
seems to prevail among the Republi-
can miners hereabout that it is not q
good plan to risk killing off a splen-
did president of the United Mine
Workers by electing him to congress.
In Mr.. Lacey the miners-not only Of
Iowa but also of the United States,
have always had powerful friend,
and ii is hardly to be expected they
will vote against him now and sup.
port a man whose platform reaffirms
free silver aud free trade.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31
-Grupdy County Republican: Con

-Grundy County Republican: Con-
gressman Lacey of the old Sixth roll
ed up an enthusiastic nomination at
Newton the other day that stands as
a fine endorsement OF his past record
and compliment to the delegation
that chose him for future services.
No man in the lower House is doing
more quiet and eff C ual work for his
constituency and the nation at large
than the long headed Major and when
other congressman will have been
forgotten in the multitudinous sue
cession in days to come Lacey will be
laudibly remembered by grateful
people for the extra licks he put in
with his little congressional hatchet
for the good of the nation and the en-
joym ent of future posterity.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31
1T appears from a recent bulletin

1t appears from recent bulletin
issued by Adiutant General M. n.
Byers that of the four regiments COM
prising the Iowa National Guard, the
Fiftieth, which will be in camp here
next week, has the best record of at
tendance at drills during the quarter
ending June 30, 1902. The average
percent of the regiment is 1920. The
company standing the highest in the
regiment is Company F. of Burling-
ton, with percentage of s7.10; and
this is also the best percentage in the
state.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31
-The Democrats Of Mahaska coun.

The Democrats of Mahaska coun-
ty nominated man for office against
his protest and he promptly with
drew, Up in Poweshiek they went
one better and picked up Republi-
can in order to patch out their crazy
quilt. The Republican lived in the
country and it took him a couple of
days to hear of the joke. His decli-
nation of the "honor," however, as
published ia the Grinnell Herald is
none the less emphatic.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31
AN ANCIENT ISSUE.

It sounds like q voice from the
tomb or q blast from the mouldy
past, to hear the Democrats of the
Sixth Congressional District arise In
this age of enlightenment and pro-
gress and with one voice declare:
1--WE reaffirm and indorse the prin-
ciples of the national Democratic
platform, adopted at Chicago In 1895,
and we reiterate the demand of that
platform for an American financial
System made by the American people
for themselves, and which shall re-
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

Council Bluffs Nonpareil: Sixth
district democrats do love to honor
Thomas jefferson Phillips, erstwhile
candidate for governor. In their
convention Thursday they appoinl ed
him as committee of one to go to
the room of the committee on reso-
lutions at 2:35, to rap on the door and
enquire when the committee would
report. He was obliged to report
that they wasn't doing nothing"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31
-"If you are content to 60 thro

-"If you are content to go through
life waiting for a chance to be a
hero" said the President on Thurs
day to the New Jersey militiamen,
"you may wait, and the chance may
not come. The way to be good
citizen is to do we'll the ordinary,
ry-day ,humdrum work that comes
to citizenship. The man who waits
until the battle comes is not likely to
be good fighter. The citizen who
waits for heroic times is likely TO be
mighty bad one,"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31
JOHN p. REEsE'S DREAMS"

JOHN p. REESE'S "DREAMS." !"
Ottumwa Courier: Mr.. Reese's
speech before the nominating con-
vention was taken in short hand and
we present his estimate of what he
expects to do.
"Let me say to you with all due re-
spect to Mr.. Lacey, mis- long congress
sional career, and his ability as poll
tician, let me say that il / cannot do
more in one minute in my sleep for
the Mine Workers of the Sixth dis
trict than he has done in all his years
of congress, then / am ready to re-
tire at the present moment. My re-
publican friends who conduct the
newspapers have pointed out that
John F. Lacey is the Mine Workers
friend: l hope he is, we need all the
friends we can get. They say he has
done great work In congress for the
Mine Workers. Go ask any OF the
five thousand Mine Workers of the
Sixth congressional district in what
particular they have been benefited
by Mr.. Lacey's work in congress-"
Does not Mr.. Reese know that the
questions of operating coal mines and
the protection of miners In the Sixth
district must be managed solely by
the state Legislature? Mr.. Reese
wanted to run for the legislature last
year in Monroe county but the miners
told him that good republican
miners friend could do much more
for them than he could, and they
nominated Hon. N. e. Kendall, who
showed the miners. that it is not what
man "does in his sleep" or in his
dreams that is Of use, but what he
does when awake that counts.
The only authority congress has
over mine operations is in the ter
ritories, and Mr.. Lacey looked after
their interests and procured the 'act
for the protection of the lives of the
territorial miners" in 1890, and pro-
cured the "shot frers and mine
sprinkling law" for the territories in
1902.
Mr.. Reese will not find that he will
strengthen himself with republican
miners by his attempt to belittle what
Major Lacey has done from them.
Many OF the miners thoue bit Mr.. Lacey
was wrong in favoring sound money
and the protective tariff. They know
now by the actual working OF the law
that he was right, and the republican
miners are able to show their brethren
that experience has demonstrated
that the policy supported by Mr. Lacey
was the only correct one.
Mr.. Reese is running on the Kansas
City platform of free silverl and free
trade. The congressional convention
endorsed that platform. No miners
should vote for Mr.. Reese who do not
believe in that platform. Mr.. Reese
will find that his attempt to capitalize
politically the position in the union
which republicans helped to give him
will not work. The Miners Union
are not ready to have their!organiza-
tion made q political side show for
any party. Mr.. Reese has no right
to use the time paid for by all the
miners of the district In building up
the fortunes Of political party.
The miners of the United States
have their own political views and
have not surrendered their political
opinions and rights by eiecting Mr..
Reese as president of Q union, They
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

The contract for the marble men,
orial to be erected in Washington to
the late President Mckinley was
awarded last week to Philip Martiny
of New York. The contract calls for
a portrait statue of the president, of
heroic size, and life-sized allegor-
ical companion representing Fame"
both to be of bronze and to cost not
to exceed Sic, ,000.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31
Lo.t Thumb.

Matt Crozier, living about half
mile south OF the Bloomfield church,
met with painful accident Monday
afternoon. He got his hand fastened
in . reaper and In some manner the
thumb was almost torn OF. II was
thought that amputation would be,
necessary, but physicians think thas
the hand viii be saved.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

Despite the fact that Admiral
Dewey, the patron saint of Democ.
iracy, exploded all that nonsense
about Aguinaldo. and the other Fill
pino grafters, the Democrats of the
Sixth Congressional District speak Of
the bloodthirsty rebels as "our for
mer allies" We defy the trainers Of
those resolutions to prove their as
,sertions.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

Hedrick Herald: Rev. Oh. .Hauser,
who has been pastor OF the German
church south OF Hedrick for over
seven years, has accepted call to
a church In Stuttgart, Arkansas, and
Will move there about September I.
Rev. Hauser has rendered faithful
service to his flock and has won the
respect and esteem Of the people OF
Hedrick irrespective OF church lines.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

-Fifty-one deaths in the course
of the past year is the record of NOR
tality among the veterans at the Sol
diers' Home at Marshalltown, as
shown by the annual report from that
institution. The old veterans are
fast answering their last roll call.
At the present rate the home will
soon be depopulated.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31
-Plans for the Third Annual Re

Plans for the Third Annual Re-
union Of the National Society Army
ofShs Philippines which is to be held
at Council Bluffs, Iowa, on August
'13, IA and 10 of this year, have been
perfected and soldiers of that war,
and In fact all the survivors OF Amer
lean wars are taking a lively interest
In what promises to be great ma
itional occasion.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

never inquired bis politics when they
put him in, but they will inquire bis
politics when they come to vote. The
miners are among the most independ-
ent thinkers in the land and when it
comes to questions in politics, they
have not selected any man to do their
thinking for them.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

While the amount of deposits is not
as large as it was at the close of busi-
ness April 5, 1902, the date OF the
last preceding bank call, there has
been an enormous increase in the
sum of the bills receivable, showing
a tendency to borrow largely and lit
tie difficulty on the part of the banks
in making loans,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

The Burlington Hawkeye ap-
proves the court decision abolishing
days of grace in Iowa in interpreting
Iowa statutes. 1t believes days of
grace to debtors is not necessary and
says "If the abolition in Iowa of the
days of grace was an accident, it was
q fortunate blunder."
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

Jars containing SO 900 in gold and
silver were found near the premises
of the late Wesley Ferrens, of Brady
vile, iowa. The whole country
round about is being dug up and the
excitement is said to equal that of
,l9 in California.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

The official announcement that
King Edwards coronation will take
place on August will probably call
forth fresh ode from Laureate Aus
tin, just as soon as he can find few
good rhymes for ''perityphlitis."
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

The statement of the condition OF
state and savings banks In Iowa at
the close Of business June 1s OF this
year has been issued from the ONCE
of Auditor of State Merriam. The
report shows q highly prosperous
condition of the banks OF the state.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

w. d. Tanner resigned his posi-
tion as pumpsr for the Northwestern
railroad at Atwood. A local scribe
says he worked ten years, travelled
to and from his work 10000 miles and
pumped s5,OOO,OOO gallons of water
during that time.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

The fool killer is needed at Clin-
ton. A young man jumped from the
high bridge Sunday afternoon dis
tance of 10s feet. BY mere chance he
escaped with his life, and his ex-
ample will no doubt tempt others to
make the foolhardy venture.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

Sioux City Journal: Persons who
wish to exchange money for expert
,ence should communicate at once
with Frank Q. Stuart, protector of
democratic morning daily at the state
capital,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

The Missouri Valley News says
rains, falling on the just and the un-
just, are just as destructive to crops
as though they fell on the wicked
alone,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

Mason City Globe Gazette: Lacey
has been the best friend in Congress
the miners ever had and they will
hardly be stampeded for Reese.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

There is wisdom as we'll as humor
in the remark of the Sioux City Jour
nal that a system of compulsory ar.
duration works first rate where
there isn't anything to arbitrate.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

The following echo from the flood
comes from the Des Moines Capital:
Mother, may go out and swim2
Oh, yes, my little Teller;
just hang your clothes on a rocking chair
And take swim 1t the cellar.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

"A Kirksville paper last week gave
this timely advice: "Don't eat green
Qcumbers. They'll w up.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

THE uncrowned king of the field"
Is the designation the Marion Regis
ter applies to the farmer.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

More than half of the inhabitants
of Iowa are farmers and the results
of their labor exceed 1855, ,OO0, 900.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31

FOR JUDGES

County Republican Ticket.
For Auditor,
W. T. MARTIN,
For Attorney,
JAMES A. DEWITT.
For Clerk,
RUFUS K. DAVIS.
For Recorder
L. L. MCCORD.
For Supervisor,
JOHN M PRICE.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-07-31
Township Republican Ticket.

IW"HsuFp hBpuUEHCHH HfCAo'
For Justice of the Peace,
CHAS. STANLEY,
HENRY r. KENDIG.
For Constable,
GEORGE R. ANDREWS,
AL. M. JONES.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21

KARTUZY. Uw,eziono trzech
gimnazyastdw skazanych " Toru-
niu "a rzekomo niebezpieczne ola
panstwa zwiazkl tajne. Oak wiade-
mo .uczyli, sic wsp6lnie historyi-i
literatury polskieD.. Udawall:. sic
do rozmait> oh gimnazy6w pruskicb,
ale nigdzle lch ME chciano przyjac-
Wyjechali zatem do Krakowa / tam
z}ozyli egzamlna. Kiedy powr6clli
do Prus Zachodnlch, do dom6w ro-
dzinnych, ably odsiedzlee kare, ma
iaka ich skazano, zaraz ich uwie-
ziono, a pc wys'edzen,u kary maja
bye zaraz do wojska wzieci Maze
wiska lch q Leon Borowski, Fir.
Wesierski i Felix's Zlelowskl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21
ROZPORZADzENIE.

ROZPORZADZENlE. poll.
cyjne ola mast " Zachodnich Pru'
sach >l8ruzervm 1901 nku :ustana.
via, zeby pokryoie idaebdwssporzea'
dzoneRI!1o mato'ya'd'w n'epals.
cych sig. Asfalt tekturra smo}6w.,
pil6h, cement drzewny szk}o 50
dozwolone. Me wolno k1aSd slo77
mianyeh podksadek, pod :dach6wka-
mi. W przecisgu 10 lat maju bye
wszYstkie .pokrycia sdsach6w zzasst t}s
wane az powyzszego { rozporzadze
?1ci = .;g !
.". ~ RIG '". go - ~ :4AN { 81 .aFF~.%
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21
C~HEkMIEsKA Dyecezya. :

CHEZ M1ESKA Dyecezya.
+ W czwartek, "a b. m. pc po{ud~
niu umarli niespodzianie opatrzenl
Sakramentami swietemi dwaj ksie~
ia dyecezyi chelminskiej: ks. dele
CAT dziekan radzca duchowny FRYE
deryk Tukkowski, proboszzc " Tu-
choli, kap}an jubilat, kt6ry dina
poprzedniego mia} bye instytuowa-
n1ym ma kanonikat~ honorowy, i ks.
Jan BONN, proboszcz W Chwaszczy-
ME; pierwszy umar} ma w%yclehcze-
ME slf, W 70 rokuzyciaa52. roku ka-
~p}ahstwa. :. W,karyusze: ks. Mie-
czys{aw Kaminski W. Tucholi ks.
Melchlor Bal}a,ch W Chwaszczynie
zostali administratorami tych pro.
bostw, opr66znionych przez 6miert
proboszcz6w. Ks. wikary Pawe1
Csaplewski z Bzowa ~powo}any ma
y;astep-tvo Ks: prob. Ko6ciemskle~
20 W Barf6znie. a ks. Anioni Ka.
sprzycki zosta1 ustanowiony wlka.
rym W Bowie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21
z Prus P|olskich.

KWIDZYN A (N arleoweerdle1rT))).:
Policya skon6skowa}a obraz pred
stawiaiacy Chrystusa btogosfawla'
cego niewiaste. Ne obra1ie umle-
szczone 50 chorqgwle pols'kie z llcz.
bami 1894, 1880, 1s4s, 1868. To
g46wnym by}o p9owodem k~onflskaty'
Jak plytko patrza te wfadze =
toe taxa konfiskata wiecej znaczy
i obudza uczuc polskich, niz gdy'
by 6w obraz byt sobie wisia{ "
oknie. wystawowem!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21
GDANsK. "Danziger Allge.

GDANSk. "Danziger Allgea
meme Ztg" wymienia ku W '
Nimc6w, kt6rzy ogloszenia kuplecc"
kie zamleszczaja-w pismach pol
skich. - Wrzesnia, Malborgi in
ne pamiatki widocznie ma g4u.
chych: dotqd koroniarzy tax POI
skut1owaiY, re do sopot W lecie
biezacem bardzo mato przyby}o o.
sob. Zala sig ma to w1asciciele will i
mieszkan," oraz kupcy " Sopo~-
tach, Oliwie Gdsnsku. Maja zal
s}uszny, albowlem rodziny polskie
przybywajace z Krolestwa do wod
tych morskich przywozi}y re SODA
najmniejj Pc 500 do tysiaca rubl'
got6wka i to wszystko zostawia1y
"a pomieszkanie, utrzymanie, a W
kohcu "a towary!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21

sieuczyfy.
x. biskup tax tiah;. e jake tes po-
przednio v Borzyszkowaaccha.'d5 , owii6' 'dt
10 daleki ID vsselkiego wysuwania
nieu csyzny niiepottrr,z,esbt'rniile na pier
wszy plan. F1r:zzem6wienie Y koS ee,
lie byte tylko po polsku. Cyl 6w
correspondent ,Westpr." moze
chcial przynajmniej " wyobrratz:nrii
swojej u}agodzid rozczarowanie NE,
mieckiej swojej duszy2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21

LESZNO. w Lginiu schwytano
nareszcie pc d}ugich posszuklwanlach
zdziczafego wo}u,. kt6ry " ::szeroeiej
okolicy W zbozach wiele szkody
poczyni{. = Kupiec. p. Kristeller ma
by1 W Kaszczorze hotel p. Mas
laka "a lC5, 900 marek, a inspek-
tor gospodarczy P. 'Waslelewsk 81
kupi} posiad}osc r. Markwicza ta~
kze W Kaszczorze "a 100 tvs. ma
rex. - Pszczelaze ME beda miell
W roku biezacym pociechy &c zbio-
ru mlodu, Wielu zniewolonych jest
pszczo}y zywic, roj6w bardzo
by}o ma}o. z powodu niepogody
d}ugotrwa]qrej pszczo}y ma robote
wylatywac mic moga i zjedza to, GO
zarobi}y w6r6d n%ielicznych pogo
dnych dni ma wiosne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21
POD " 20.

+! POD KISTRZYNEM " POI
ciagu zastrzelii sic inzynler Rein
hold z rewolwera, we wtorek " 10.
10y. Kula traifa " SERGE j zabl}a 90
ma miejscu. z llstu PREY zmar}ym
znalezionego wykazuje sic ze ode-
braf soble zycle skutkiem pojedyn-
ku amerykahkiego. - tax zvane
poiedynki smerykahskie go tego ro-
dzaju, ze przeciwnlcy clagna losy
na kt6rego los dmierci ~przypad-
ME, ten honorem obowiazany
odebra6 sobie zycie, W ]akikols
wick spos6b " pewnym oznaczo-
nYm przeclagu czasu.
POZNAN: Nanowem muzeum
cd ulicy novel muzealnej pracuja
mad umieszczeniem mozaikl, maja-
|cej przedstawiad starogermsnsh
gaik Pogahski.
KosCIAN. W Racaoie iona
.sadowcgo, szewca RuttkItiew,cza
rwac- czeresnie, spadila : draws
nad4wirdwka Nv trzech mliejscach
'.laa,a,al1l.a sobie anogi. Lefty cissako leho7
= Y 1~a.a l ]
R ''I.,lI,'y['' q W1.A War )lAl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21
:P1kA Ze Srody ma czwarte

P1kA Ze Srody ma czwartek
rzeznik Msczyhski W drodze stree
Liz z rewolveru~ do rzeznika An
kama, widzac, re ten ma 4s7 m.
got6wkiprzy sobic, Anklam upad}
bez znys16w, Maczynski strzeli}
.'jeszcze kilka razy, ale Anklama
ME zabif, poczem uciek}, a ranny
mIla} ~jesYcze lyle silly, re dojccha4
do. m mis- sta, ggdlzie go lekarz opa.,
tfzy}. MaczynsKiego u~wleziono. Usl-
.iowai odebrad sobie zycie. ale tyl-
ko sic ciezko zranii.
GRUDZIADZ. Pan dr.. Bart
kpwski kt6ry " ostatnich, czasach
czesto illegal zemdleniom, umar}
uagle v nocy ma paraliz m6zgu.
sOPOTY.sW 1azienkach ola
kobiet utone}y dwie .papny, cdrki
,se fsaaikasz;ssk.Rsl.srziilnego sehuei-
deraz Gdanska:s 70 mlaiy onedobrze
p}ywad j wydaliiy sic przess}o 100
metr6w Pc zzsal. ' o'z.anuaa,c'zonyy ma
okd} lima. = Mlodsza toneia, star
SEA pospleszyla jej ma pomoc j .
bic sasycie utracily.
N'olfwlEi;A,IA1Ils<liTlo 1Nleum.rl)
Ml[.jjasseLl: 4las5ellosel sa q h1slkt.r6w, luz
asaulbhado,e saajjen nti lkssonnisyi 70
llotai,aloyjjreJ. c,onhlein' ! Bydgo-
nv, q. ] Il s !. q t s''l Il ~. 81
GEtSe- &gS%ss.s&SEA s1.sFSsSsA@SSM @&9S2f%s$S&
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21
z. Poznahskiego.

Ki5oLE[lJE. Z. zl,lEL[.A,zlN,IlE... N l,y
urzadsona stacya pomiedzy Rogoz,;
mem . Drraskiem pod Naive Gulcz
otworzona bedzle d. | wrzesnria do
uzytku publicznegoi Nowy tor
pod kolej zelazna przeclnajaacy cze5c
powlatu bydgoskiego, Q ktory sig
staranla robia do ministra, przerzy
naiby nastepujace osady Terespol.
Gawronlec, Kohski, Stohsk, sierot.
ii, Nowy Jasieniec. Koronowo,
Nowydw6r, Buszkowo, W Kohsk,
Wllcze, Sitowiec, sosnowo, ia
strzebniki, Vandskurg, Z}otowo.
SRODA. w Orzeszkowie do
gosclhca wstapif pc drodze czeladr
mix %kominiarskl Staskiewicz. Byli.
tam robotnicy galicyjscy. Gdy
zsczell drwi6 sobie 2 niego, sburzy{
sic j vidal sic 2 jednymz mich "
b6jke, a ten 60 fopata TAX SLIME "
glove uderzy}, re czaszka pekfa j
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sklej kupito niemieckie Towarzy
stwo pozyczkowe NJ subhasc,e u 40
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tekowanych spadio 2 hipotekl. O.
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%ziono pod kamienlem ciaio nowo
narodzonego dziecka.