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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-25
what to Do with Aza1eas

Azaleas ought to make their annual growth shortly after towering. As soon as the flowers fade put the plants in a warm, close place, and encourage growth by showering daily. Give a weak fertilizer. When growth ceases remove to cooler place. Keep up the shower bath, and be sure that the roots are always moist. In the spring put the plants out of doors, and leave them there until September OF October, al- ways taking care that they do not get dry at the roots.-Eben E. Rexford, in Ladies' Home Journal.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-25
WORK. OF CONGRESS.

Senate Takes Up OIeomargarine Bi1I.
 Hepburn Pure Food Bill Favored.
 WASHINGTON, March 25.-Consid- eration was begun by the senate yes terday of what is popularly known as E the oleomargarine bill The measure places a tax of 10 cents a pound on oleomargarine colored in imitation or butter and reduces the present tax of z cents per pound on oleomargarine to quarter of cent a pound in its un- colored form. MT. Proctor (Vt.), chair man of the committee on agriculture, made the opening statement ill sup port of the measure. He concluded with the observation that the pending bill was a measure to protect an hon. est product against a fraud" A few bills of minor importance were passed before the oIeomargarine bill was talk en up.
 The house committee on interstate and foreign commerce has voted to re- port the Hepburn pure food bill. The bill was framed by the national pure food congress, and for some time hear ings have been in progress on this and other pure food measures The vote was practically unanimous for report ing the bill.
 The Hepburn bill prohibits the intro duction into any state from another state or the shipment abroad of any article of food or drugs which is adul- terated or misbranded. The agricul- tural department is given supervision oyer the analyzing, etc, to determine questions of adlteration and is to have the assistance of a board of food ex- perts chosen from the army and navy medical services, the marine hospital service and from scientists in chem istry, hygiene, commerce and manufac- tires.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-25

Close and exciting was the basket ball game played at the local Y NJ. c. A. gymnasium lastvnight between the Wesleyan basket ball team and the local Y. M. c. A. team. The visitors won by the score of 12 to II. Fast and rapid was the work of both teams, and the, many spectators were more than pleased with the splendid work. At the end of the first half the score was ' to 3 in favor of the home team. During the second half the playing of the home team was, rather ragged at times, and it was this that lost the game for them. The playing of the visitors was much better in the second half. Clark of the Wesleyan team re- ceiyed accidentally a hard blow in the eye during the game and a blood sves- sel was broken. Refreshments were served to the visiting players after the game.
 The lineup of the teams was as fol lows:
 Waterbury. Wesleyan. Davis ......... r. 2. ...-..... Calder Warmer ....... l. g. MacNaugRSan Kenealey .....s... c. ......... Clark Reeves ........ l. f. .... Matthewson McKeon ........ [. f. ~. Woodruff
 McWilliams played during the sec ond half on the local. Two goals were scored on fouls by Waterbury. Physi- cal Director Clapp was referee.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-25
DUMBBELL LIFTING.

Two Champions Figure in a Contest
 In Cincinnati.
 New York, March 25.-Otto Ronaldo of this city, who has been known for some time as the champion dumbbell litter of the world" was defeated in a match at Cincinnati, O., on Saturday night last. His opponent was Henry Holtgrewe, q native of that place. Tine match carried with it a wager of $500 q side, and the conditions were a series of ten lifts, five to be selected by each man and each to. perform the others feats. Holtgrewe won in the ninth contest by lifting nineteen pounds more than Ronaldo.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-25
METEOR SAILS THIS WEEK.

Kaiser's Yacht Ready for Her Trial
 Spin by Thursday.
 It is expected the Meteor. Emperor Williams yacht, now in course of con- struction at Shooters Island, will be ready for her trialstrip by Thursday.
 If the trial is satisfactory the yacht will sail at once for Germany. Cap tain Ben Parker and his crew have al- ready taken ub their quarters aboard. The yacht has been painted, and to- day the pinnacle and compass will be placed i'll position The booms and gaffs will be slung preparatory to bend ing the sails.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-25

Bobby-Mother. what's that black band around Mir. Jenks' arm for?
 Mother-Hush, dear! he might near you. Mrs. Jenks is dead; that is sign of mourning.
 "Ohl thought p'r'aps it was to keep the caterpillies from crawling ap his body."-Judge.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-25
Vast Extent of siheria,

Few people realize the immensity of Siberia, which extends through 12o degrees of longitude and possesses one-tenth of all the land surface of the globe. The United States, Great Brit ain, and all Europe, except Russia, could be put into Siberias with land to spare.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-25

Mrs c. D. Van Deusen of Kilbourn, Wis, was afflicted with stomach trouble and constipation for q long time. She says: q have tried many preparations, but none have done me the good that Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets have" These tablets are for sale at all drug stores. Price % cents.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-25

Headache often results from dis ordered condition of the stomach and constipation of the bowels. A dose or two of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will correct these disor- ders and cure the headache. Sold by all druggists.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-25
POOR JOE FOX.
His Injury Will Drive Him Out of the
 Polo Field.

Polo Field.
 The sympathy of all players and polo fans goes out to Joe Fox in his misfortune. Fox was one of the pluckiest goal tends that ever stood in front of a cage The injury in itself which eventually caused him to lose the sight of his left eye was not seri- ous, but blood poisoning from the use of court plaster ensued. Unfortunate ly, the accident will end Fox's career as a polo player.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-25
FIGHTS IND FIGHTERS
Joe Choynski Meets His Water
 loo in the First Round.

V Kid Carter. Although Badly Punished, Turns Defeat into yictory-Daye Sullivan Will Fight in Private With Small GIoves-Tim Callahan Out points Joe Bernstein-Joe Tipman Knocks Out Lew Ryall.
 Chicago. March 25.-Kid Carter of Brooklyn knocked out Joe ChoynssEf in less than one round before the American Athletic club last night. Carter rushed at the first ring of the gong and forced Choynski to the ropes As they broke Joe hooked a left on the jaw. staggering Carter A mad rally ensued. Choynski stabbing a left on the nose that drew blood and sending a terrifice right swing to the jaw.
 Carter was groggy and Choynski rushed him all over the ring, landing left and right on the jaw without q return.
 Choynski missed a left swing and went to his knees. He was up in an instant and Carter drove q hard left to the stomach. fcuowed by | right OH the jaw that sent Choynsh to the floor. He took q count of four, and Carter rushed again, driving him to the ropes
 ChoynslSi fought back gamely. but his blows were weak and lacked steam. Carter swung q savage right sduarely on the jaw and Choynski went down. He lay prostrate as Ref cree Malachy Hogan counted him out, and was carried to his corner in d comatose condition. It was several minutes before he revived. lime of round minutes 35 seconds.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-25
Spring is Here.

And with it most magnificent line of spring styles of fac- mating interest showing full line of novelties in tailor made suits silk waists and skirts.
 We displaying over 50 different sylesn colored and black affeta and peau de sole waists ing the latest fad, the Gibson WaSt'
 We also carry the largest assortment of storm and dress skirts ever shown in the city. Prices from S98 and climb ing steadily upwards
 It will benefit you to pay us visit and convince yourself of beautiful display Special bargains in winter stock before same is packed away .S. FORMAN, South sist Main $
 NeXtto Apothecanes' Hall Building.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-25

New York. March 25.-Having been unable to secure any matches in pub lie, Dave Sullivan has decided to fight ill private. The Corkonian was yes terday Matched to fight Willie Lewis, q New York boy, to a finish, to take place near this city in the early part of April
 The boys will fight in room and the spectators will be limited Eo seven men on each side.
 They will fight for $2,500 "a side, Sharkey furnishing Sullivan's stake, while Chappie Moran and Johnny Wild will find Lewis end of the mon- ey. They will fight with small gloves, Marquis of Queensbury rules, and a well known local referee will officiate
 Lewis is a 128 pound boy, who has put out Joe Fairburn and Mike Tuths in one round each.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-25

If Ruhlin had fought .Ieffries ina same way he did AIaher, he would nave whipped Jeffries sure,'' says the sapleht William Madden. What he really means is that had Jeffries fought as Maher did Ruhlin would have won.
 Imagine the feelings of Sailor Shar- Key, of Dundalk, Ireland Gus Ruh- lin, German, posing as the champion of the Green Isle.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-25

Philadelphia, March 25.-Tim Calla- han outpointed Joe Bernstein of New York in a 6 round bout before the Washington Sporting club here last night Callahan was the aggressor in four of the six rounds, but Bern stein, by series of we'll timed half arm counters, managed to give as good : as he received.
 In each round Callahan managed to use his longer reach with telling effect Bernstein was the stronger of the two and did considerable hugging in the first round
 Fred McFadden defeated Denny Hall in three rounds. while Kid Ter Till of Yonkers boxed a six round draw with Walter Egerton of this city
 Kid Love outpointed Kid Bebe in SIX fast rounds, while Jimmy Devine knocked out Eddie Recap in the last minute of an exciting six round bout.
 Baltimore. March 25.-Lew RyalI of Philadelphia was last night knocked out III the eleventh round of what was scheduled to be a twenty round contest before the Knickerbocker Ath- let1c club by Joe Tipman of this city. A leIt hand punch in the stomach fol- lowed by right hand hook on the jaw Qlu the business. In the eighth round. Ilpman, with fusillade of right and leAl sWlngS on the jaw, had Ryall on queer street. flooring him three times. ne Dell sayed' the Phi1adelphian. Ry- HI came back strong in the ninth hut ieIl hand hook set him groggy and llpman fought him all over the ring. IHe Dell again saved Ryall Tinnoan started in to finish his man in the eleventh and succeeded in doino So ha. fore the round was half over
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-25

core was IT to 0.
 Springfield wants the name of the
 ague to be changed to the "Connecti- It Valley league" If the name must 2 changed, why not call it the Con- ecticut league? That leaves out the
 ord state and Connecticut applies to as well as Hartford be- luse the Connecticut river runs trough it.-Ikeriden Journal.
 There is a lot of talk going the sunds about Mann. a Bristol pitcher
 ho will not sign with Manager Con- Dr." Who is "Mann," anyway. No le around here can recall him as a
 ember of that lucky gang.-Bridge- 1rt Post. His name is Eddy Mann
 e took the name of Eddy in order to eep his standing in Trinity college,
 artford. He formerly played with aft's school in Watertown and is tied a pretty good fellow.
 With Coughlin, Long and Dupee gone Id some prospect of Newenham not lowing up, Manager Parsons of the awrence team is in a pretty fix as re- lrds pitchers. Lowell Mail. Coughlin Id Long will play in Lawrence or not all. Dupee is pretty certain to be lcl, while Parsons has K1obedanz' s 'ntract in his inside pocket. NeWen-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-12-12
Rome wiadOmoscj
teIegrafiCzne.

- Banker Spendel w Tuttlin-
gen zarwal wierzYcieli uciek}.
Mroz w Niemczech ME
zmniejszyl sic. Mnostwo bieda-
kow stracilo zycie zirnna
= 1900 piwowarow w Mem
czech placi rocznie 80 milionow
podatku. Rzadowi tego ma}o.
Pragnie wiecej,
- Do Berlina przybyl wczoraj,
nowy ambassador amerykanski
Tower.
= w pierwszym puiku wegier-
skich "Honwed6w', W ostatnich
dwoch tygodniach, 6 rekrutow o.
debralo sobie zycie.
- w angielskiej izbie panow
prepaid rzadowy wniosek zreor-
ganizowania szkol publicznych.
- Krol Oskar szwedzki rozda}
wczoraj nagrody Nobla. Zostali
odznaczeni: Holendrzy Lorenz /
Zenan, Emil Fischer Berlina,
Szwajcarzy Ducomon i Gobat,
professor Mommsen i lekarz Ro-
so.
- "WSciekly Mullah" w kraju
Somali polegl podobno z rak
skrytobojcy.
w Central Park w New
Yorku znaleziono zwloki zamor-
dowanego IS letniego sprzeda-
wacza gazet.
- w Lexington, Va, areszto-
wano 50 kadetow, zbuntowanych
tego powodu, re odmowiono i'm
wakacyj.
- Do New Yorku przybyli
wczoraj generalowie Boerow,
Kruitzinger, Fouchei Joubert.
= Ma wyspie Mindanao napa-
dli Morosi ma oboz wojska anne
rykahskiego.
1900 studentow uniwersy-
tetu w Lawrence, Kansas, wy
bra1o sic ma poszukiwanie zony
profesora Barber. Znaleziono jej
zwloki w rzece.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-12-12

WegloWy: Jezell TAX, dlaczego pro-
kurator 2wiazkowy ME zastosowat
W tym stanie prawa przeciwtrusto-
wego. Allison odpowiedziaf, re kon-
gresowi przysfuguje prawo zapo-
biegania naduzyciom korporacyj,
zwanych powszechnie trustami.
Przeszedt wniosek przyznania ko-
misarzom strajkowym po $4,000
wynagrodzenia zwrotu poniesio.
nych koszt6w, W sumie po $40
dziennie.
W izbie poselskiej kongresman
Shafroth wystapi1 wnioskiem,
azeby upowaAniono prezydeuta do
przyjecia roll roziemcy miedzy
Anglia i Niemcami, a Venezuela.
Stany zjednoczone maja sig zobo-
wiaza6 do dopilnowania, azeby
Rad Venezuela uiscit sic dfugu,
przyznanego europejskim mocar-
stwom.
New YORK, IL gr u d n a. =
Podobno do New Yorku przycho-
dzi dziennie 10000 ton twardego
wegla, pomimo to skfadnicy ME
chca nikomu wegla tego sprzeda-
wac. ivory sig komitet ksiezy,
prezes6w zak1ad6w dobroczyn-
nnych i wybitnych obywateli chca-
cych zapobiedz brakowi opalu dla
.mniej zamoznej ludnosci.
Boston, 12go grudnia. -
Tlum ludu zebraf sic pred skla-
dami Metropolitan Coal Company
i z&dal wegla. Urzednicy wypro-
wadzili przed skfad w6z, napefnio-
ny workami wegla, lecz lud groma-
dnie napadf ma w6z przysz}o do
takiego zamieszania, re policyi po-
wiodto sie trudnosciq rozpedzic
natarczywycb. W6z weglami mu-
siano cofnac ma dziedziniec kom-
panii,
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, II grudnia.
W kopalni W Edwardsville sill
g6rnicy do roboty, idac torem kole-
iowym "a wagonami, napeiniony-
mi weglem. Jakims wypadkiem
Geese wagon6w odczepita sic cd po-
ci9gu i zaczefa pedzic powrotem
po pochyiej powierzchni, wpadajac
miedzy g6rnikow, ktorych trzech
ponioslo smierc M miejscu, a jeden
zostaf mocno pokaleczony. Wszy-
scy nieszczesliwi So Slow ianami.
Ich nazwisk depesza ME podaje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-12-12

w smietniku ma Washing
ton i Dearborn str. znaleziono
wczoraj zwloki nowonarodzone-
go, jak sic zdaje uduszonego,
dziecka.
= Kompanie ekspresowe pro-
sza publicznost, by prezenta ma
gwiazdke nadawala przez caly
tydzieh pred swietami z napi-
sem: "otworzyG dopiero W dniu
swieta", a to, ably uniknac
zwlok przy doreczaniu przesylek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-12-12
Projekt niemieckiej taryfy celnej przy-
jety w drugiem cZytaniu.
SENAT ZWIAZKOWY WYZNACZA WYNAGRODZE.
ME OLA KOMISARZY STRAJKOWYCH


uy OOStCuuSI SHOOOOuAO'
czasem ten sam kanclerz, kt6ry
zawart sojusz z Austrya przeciw
Rosyi, potajemnie sprzymierzyt
sic Rosya przeciw Austryi i W
wiele lat potem sam sic tenn po-
chwalit, jako czemS bardzo godzi-
wem. My ze wstydu ME mogliSmy
oczu podniesc. vice rozumiemy,
jak to dotkneto Austrye. Coz
dziwnego, re po takim wypadku
niepodobns sobie wyobrazit PAN
stwa, kt6reby chciafo nam zaufacY
Wiele sic m6wi niemieckich ide-
alach, niemieckiem szczesciu /
zjednoczeniu, lecz naprawde, gdzie
jest to wszystko? Ideally nasze
kwitEy, zylismy spokoinie, byli5my
zupefnie zjednoezeni pred rokiem
1866ym. Ten rok zniszczyf to
wszystko, nawet nastapito wtedy
rozbicie niemieckiego narodu, bo
odpadEy austryackie kraje. Spo-
zywamy teraz gorzkie owoce tego
niezmiernie bolesnego faktu. Szy-
dzi mas, kto m6wi, zesmy sic zje-
dnoczyi, DO przeciez jako nar6d
stracilismy te piekne kraie, kt6re
zawsze Z nami by}y bronily mas
cd Tatar6w, Hunn6w, Turk6w,
niosiy ma coraz dalszy wsch6d na-
sza cywilizacye, wiare i obyczaj.
Nar6d niemiecki stracii }acznosG
niemi, ale opr6cz tego one same
popadly W narodowe nieszczescie,
DO W walce ze Siowianami, Wegra-
mi i Wfochami ME maia juz naszej
pomocy. Prusy Hohenzollernowie
moga nazywac rok 1966ty pomy5l-
nym dla siebie, nar6d zas poniosf
W MIN kleske. A my, pofudniowi
Niemcy, czujemy ja dotkliwie. Bo
luduosc naszs wzrasta, coraz
mniej many pola do piracy. W &C.
sarstwie, chociaz stanowimy licze-
bns wiekszose, jestesmy polityczna
mnieiszoScia. Wszystkie panstwo-
we stanowiska, przedsiebiorstwa,
wygodne zajecia So dla Prusak6w.
A wielkiej idei zdobywaria wscho-
du ptugiem i iopata samismy POLO
zyli tame. Sa sfabo zaludnione kra-
je: Chorwacya naprzyklad, albo
Herzegovina, gdzie klimat gleba
swietne, ale one cd roku 1866go sa
zamkniete dla naszych kolonist6w.
Zafozyismy wprawdzie nowe kolo-
ME ma wschodniem zachodniem
wybrzezu Afryki, W Oceanii, wChi'
nach-wydali5my ma ME DUO, o.
gromnie du1o pieniedzy-i znawcy
utrzymuja. ze ME darmo-c6z, kie-
dy tam ME moga osiadac niemiec-
cy kolonisci! Ostatecznie, coz wiec
nam przyniosfy lata l866ty i 1870
-71szy? Narodowe rozbicie, po-
wszechna niechec, nieznosny cie'
Ear zbroi, ciagie niebezpieczenstwo
woiny, podatki podatki bez kon-
ca, prusks piesc ma wszystkiem,
pie5c Atylli, i - cesarska korone
Hohenzollernom! W dodatku
staczamy sic wszyscy po stromej
pochyto5ci, ma kt6rej koncu bedzie-
my nakryci pruska pikielhauba i
p3aszczem Lutra. Lata l866ty i
197O-7lszy- nieszczesne dla ma
rodu lata!"
Tax m6wif p. Geiger. Niemcy
wczytuja sig W to move, snutnie
kiwajq Giovanni i, ogladajac sic,
czy ME ma gdzie W poblizu pru-
skiego urzednika, szepcza: "Tak,
tax, to Swieta prawda!"
Niezawodna prawda. Biemark
dbat przeciez Prusy, a ME
Niemcy, Jego nastepcy czynia to
samo. Pc coz Niemcy dali sic wy
wiese W pole? Znac ME sam tylko
Polak madry po szkodzie. Ale ci
Niemcy nawet po szkodzie ME SO
madrzy, ho stac ich tylko ma smu-
the boiazliwe kiwanie Giovanni.
Sp6znione ga ich zale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-12-12
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 12go grudnia 1902.

O'OSC(VSOs A-SO AONhA~
Niezalezne panstws, wchodzace
W skfad Rzeszy niemieckiei, pre-
ksztaieaia sic powoli, lecz stale W
zWyk}e prowincye krolestwa pru-
skiego. q traktatu wersalskiego,
ktory polaczyt je W jedno cesar
stwo, ale zachowaf i'm ca1kowita
wewnetrzna samoistnosc, pozosta-
ly tylko strzepy. W swej dazno-
sci do zawladniecia administracyi
we wszystkich krajach Rzeszy,
Prusy poczatku przeprowadzify
zjednoczenie armii; wojska bswar-
skie, saskie, wirtemberskie t. d.
maja juz nietylko pruskie umun-
durowanie, ale take pruskich do
w6dzc6w, jak gdyby berlinski
stab gf6wny ME dowierzaf gene.
raIom niepruskim. Potem ufozo-
no jeden ola calej Rzeszy kodeks,
zaprowadzono cesarska poczte, &C.
sarski telegraf, iedne dla wszyst.
kich KRAKOW mark stemple.
Wreszcie pare miesiecy temu Rad
berlinski wystapit projektem zje-
dnoczenia wszystkich W Rzeszy
kolei pod zarzadem wladz berlin
skich. Gdyby to sic stalo, juzby
W politycznem stanowisku Bawa-
ryi, Saksonii lub Wirtembergii,
ME byfo zadnei r6znicy Brunsz
wikiem lub Hannowerem; kr6lowie
tych panstw pozostaliby tylko zy-
wynn 5wiadkami faktu, ze kiedys
byfo inaczei. Ale przeciw pru-
skiemu zamiarowi opanowania ko-
lei oparh sic wszyscy monarchowie
Rzeszy, nawet najwiekszy miedzy
mimi prusofil, dziadek cesarza,
vielki ksisze badenski odrzucif ten
projekt, 8 tego powodu powiaf
chf6d miedzy mimi a Berlinem.
We wszystkich tych krajach lu.
dnos6 takze sic oburzy}a ma pru.
skie zsdanie, bo do5wiadczenie ja
nauyzy}o, re CO przejdzie pod pru-
ski naczelny zarzsd, to wnet sie
napeinis pruskimi urzednikami, a
miejscowi ida ma emeryture.
Wzmogfa sic Wiec od$rodkowa dqz-
nose, kt6ra wprawdzie istniaia ME-
przerwanie cd T. 1S71go, ale sic
zwracaia ME przeciw zjednoczeniu
narodu, tylko przeciw pruskiej
przewadze; teraz samo zjednocze-
ME zaczyna ciezyc, zWfaszcza pofu-
dniowym Niemcom.
Dobitny wyraz temu usposobie-
niu daf przyw6dzca bawarskiego
centrum, wiec tamtejszej sejmo.
wei wiekszosci, czionek trybunatu
apelacyjnego p. J6zef Geiger W
movie, roztrzasanej przez wszyst-
kie dzienniki jako wypadek ogrom.
nego znaczenia jako dow6d, re
sic struna stosunk6w miedzy pan
swami Rzeszy a Prusami bardzo
natezyia.
P. Geiger m6wif: ,,Pokojowo
usposobiona Rzesza dzwiga cd lat
trzydziestu ciezka zbroje, ugina
sic pod MIA, stoi gotowa do boju.
Dlaczego tax jest, skoro ona pra-
gnie tylko pokoiu? Oto jedynie
dlatego, re ME ma AMI jednego
przyjaciela. natomiast mn6stwo
wrog6w. Lecz skad oni? Nieste-
ty, ci, kt6rzy stoja przy sterze ce-
sarstwa, posiadaja specyalny talent
robienia nam nieprzyjaci6f. Stu
sznie Niemcy m6wia, re polityke
cesarstwa prowadza Prusacy, kt6-
rzy maja dar odstreczania cd sie-
bic. Czya eami ME sa temu win
NIP Spojrzmy tylko na ten jeden
fakt: pred laty grozifa nam woina
dwoma raraz panstwami. ME-
bezpieczenstwo byio grozue.
Kanclerz popedzii do Wiednia, "a
wari tam soiusz i oto niebezpie-