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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-03
Tried to Blow Tn EIume.

The Ell Dorado ditch people at Nal
heur City are having trouble on ac-
count OF scarcity of water, and much
dissensien Is rife among holders of
STOCK who cannot obtain sufficient
water for irrigation. Recently seven
sticks OF dynamite were placed under
the fume for the purpose Of blowing
1t up. Only one stick exploded, yet
considerable damage was done. Had
the miscreants understood how to use
the deadly explosive, irreparable dam
age would have resulted.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-03
plch valued m poweIls creek.

Sharp Bros. & Holman, miners of
Powell creek, made a quartz discov.
cry of unusually excellent appearance
on the headwaters of that stream a
few days ago. They have uncovered
a ledge four feet in width, samples
from which have given values of $50
to the ton.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-03
Rnnlshed prlnce Aealn a pekln.

Shanghai, Aug. 29.-Chinese reports
from Pepin assert that the banished
Prince Tuan Is there incognito, and
that he has had several secret inter-
views with the dowager empress while
the emperor was asleep.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-03
Using New Road Law.

Columbia county is adopting a new
system for road work under the new
law. The road master, recently an
pointed, has made a tour Of inspec-
ton through the lower end Of the
county and win recommend some rad
ical changes in the building Of roads.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-03
c.,n - Rohemls Minea.

William Griffith and son, g. E. Grit
fith, of Oregon City, have sold their
Broadway group of mines in the 30.
hemia district to the Oregon Surety
company. It is understood that the
consideration was $4,000.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-03
RAINIER IS AWAKENED.
Board Of Trade Formed to Fzzs...:ier Inter.
ests Of the Town.

A number OF the citizens OF Rain
Ter have affected a temporary organ
izatlon of board Of trade. A com.
mittee was appointed to draft by
laws and instructed to report Satur.
day, August 20. at which time the or
ganization is to be perfected.
The objects Of this board OF trade are
to invite capital for investment and
to advertise the resources OF the
town. The recent county seat fight,
while 1t was not won by Rainier, It
has stimulated the citizens TO action.
Roads are TO be built, streets i'm
proved, factories TO be put in opera
tion, In short where there is only a
town of few hundred inhabitants
Rainier expects to be a city Of sever
al thousand inhabitants before the
close Of the Lewis and Clark fair.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-03
EVENTS OF THE DAY
GATHERED PROM ALL PARTS or THE
TWO HEMIsPHEREs.

Comprehensive Review Of the Import.
ant happenings Of the Past Week,
Presented In Condensed Form. Most
Likely to Prove Interesting to Our
Many Readers.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-03
sawmIII on scappOOse.

Messrs. Daniels & Hanna, of Hood
River. have secured valuable body
OF timber on the north fork Of the
Scappoose, and are putting in a saw.
mill of large capacity.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-03
LOW RATES

Tickets to and from all parts Of the
United States, Canada and Europe.
Far particulars call on or address
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-03

Through Pullman standard and tour
let sleeping cars daily TO Omaha, Chi
cago, Spokane; tourist sleeping car daily
10 Kansas city through Pullman tourist
sleeping cars personally conducted)
weekly TO Chicago, and Kansas City,
reclining chair cars tseats free) to the
East daily.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-03

Ocean steamers between Portland and
San Francisco every five days.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-09-03

Entered ~ the poslofieo q Condor. oreeou.
~ second'eiaas mail matter.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-08
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.

Tn the case of McGinn vs. Strong last Saturday argument was made on plain tiff's motion to strike defendants an- swer. The motion was taken under advisement by the court. Sullivan < Fink and Judge Johnson represented the defendant, while Judge Murane assisted McGinn.
 The case of the United States vs. Kronquist and Steele, charged with trespassng upon the Wright fraction on Specimen gulch, which has been on trial since Monday, went to the jury at l2 o'clock today.
 The petit jury for the present term was discharged 'his morning with the thanks of the court. The next term of court will begin on May 4. when new jury will be called: also grand jury.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-08
THE PLAGUE
Raging in San Francisco
 and Mexico City.

San Francisco, Jan. 26..There is no longer any doubt that San Francisco s seriously infected with bubonic plague. The facts have been proven to the sat isfaction of the health authorities. It seems clear that the authorities of San Francisco have been almost criminally negligent about taking means necess- ary to stamp out the plague. They are d afrad it's existence there, if known would injure the city's trade, and have carefully concealed the facts and per mitted the disease to spread. Outgoing ships carried it to Mazatlan, Mexico, and perhaps elsewhere. All other Pacific ports are now combining to quarantine against San Francisco
 Mexico City, Jan. 26.--The plague al Mazatlan is confined to the Peon class. There is, however, panic among all classes of the population except the Chinese.
 Mexico City, Jan. 2l. - Bubonic plague has broken out in the town of Maza Ian and is rapidly spreading. More than l50 deaths are already re- ported The people are terror stricken and more than 50OO including one-third of the entire population have fled.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-08
Work Perhaps Began on
 February 1.
AT THE VALDES END
The Town is Booming, Labor is Scarce and Any Kind of a
 Man Can Get a Job.

Dawson, Jan. 26.-Work is to hs be- gun on the Valdes railroad, at the Val- des end of the line, on February l>s. This information is. conveyed in 8 let ter to Lon Griffin from w. T. kaake, for long time contractor in Dawson. 30. Mir. Kaake left here last fall and had been in Valdes about two months at the time of writing. He says that during that time the population of tho town has more than doubled and that everything is booming. There are not enough restaurants to feed the people, and although provisions are quito cheap it costs as much to board there as il does in Dawson.
 Mir. Kaake says he has two of the biggest contracts in town. and is work iug twenty carpenters. There are lots of Dawson people there, SO many, in fact, that it looks like old times in this city.
 There are a number of railroad men in town and they say they will start construction work on February lst. Work!ngmen are very scarce and any kind of man can find job. The stea amer just in brings word that there are threo more steamers following, all with full loads of passengers.
 "The weather is not cold. We had one cold snop that nearly froze every one. It got as low as , below zero. Tonight it is p above. All the old timers say that the winter is broken, and that in another month it will be- gin to rain
 He goes on to state that sleeping ac- commodations are scarce at from Sl to g. per night and that there is occas- ionally good news, and some gold, brought in from the Copper river coun. try
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-08

bench below the Canyon with colors all the way
 Tim Sullivan is prospecting his claim at the mouth of Columbia creek 20 miles up the Shunnak. Mir. Cogan is favorably impressed with that country and seems satisfied with the prospects so far found
 The Shunnak throws as much water the keewalik and is much loug"r with more tributaries. Travel is a. most impossible to this new strike on account of deep snow. Some of the tributaries have already started to overflow.
 Charlie Melbourne was prospecting on Ribbon creek, which empties into the kobuk B miles from the mouth.
 Messrs. Spencer and Kirk of the N. C. Co.,, were here for few days. but owing to st stormy weather were unable to move around, thus being unable to see for themselves what our prospects are.
 Judge Milroy and J. C. Tolman ar rived safely looking none the worse for the trip to Nome, but glad to get home.
 Jim Clark spent the l7th here before leaving for Nome. Jim and partner Jack Sheehy are perforating Gold Run.
 Every Candleite was pleased to see Frank Pratt's pleasing countenance once more. Frank says Nome is quIet but he enjoyed his holidays.
 Messrs. Duncan and Griggs arrived today on the way to the Koyukuk coun- try.
 The 17th of March was celebrated here is grand old Irish style and bar ring few little quarrels and some one or two disputes everything passed off merrily.
 Although we have small population and comparatively few Irish the Erin portion of our nationality did honor to themselves and country: even as we be so far from from the Planners Flyin' and Boys -Marchin' to the Wearin' ol the Green" The Northern hall was tastefully decorated under the super vision of that we'll known artist Paddy Glynn.
 "Thin the likes of thim vi niver see fir dancin'. Ivirbody done their best to outdo the other ond some succeeded. At ? d. m. the ladies got tired and the min are dancin' yit, be gor.'
 MCGARVY.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-08
STILL HOPE
For the Missing Steamer
 Dawson City.

Nose Schultz. local manager of Gus Browns clothing house received letter from Gus Brown, brother of Felix, the owner of the ill-fated Dawson City, in which he expresses the belief that the steamer may still be safe, probably lu Bristol bay. It does not seem possible, however, that such is the case, for had the vessel reached Bristol bay last fall some of her passengers would undoubt- edly have reached the Pacific coast. The Dawson City had party of pros pectors headed by Billy Langdon, who were to have been landed at Port Mol Ter on the Alaska penlnsula. It is much to be feared that the steamer went down in Boring sea during one of the terrible storms of last fall.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-08
Prospecting Is Actively
 Under Way.
TRAVEL IMPOSSIBLE
Candle Creek Will Be Extensively Worked Next Year.
 News Notes.

Candle Creek, March 2l.-Everyone is busy on the creeks and work is pro- gressing favorably. A number of the boys were in town to attend the prop CT celebration of 'Ireland' $ Day" All have returned to their respective claims since and are in the best of spirits still hoping that Candle may yet redeem herself There have been no new developments on the creeks.
 The Arctic Mining Company have been repairing their boiler which will be placed on their Minehaha property within the next few days.
 l noticed in your issue of March a reported outbreak among the Indians on the Kobuk and Selawik rivers. This was new to Candleiles. In conver- sation with Judge Milroy today he stated that no complaints of a serious nature had been made to him from the rivers referred to or from any other portion of his district.
 Jimmy Cogan, who superintended Judge Milroy's property last season re- . turned here the 18th inst. from the Shunnak after an absence of over two months. He was up this stream sixty mics and reports the boys all well and busy prospecting. In all there were twenty miners on the Shunnak and l5 more on their way in. Mason is the only one who has reached bedrock and this was near rim. Water is the only drawback. Johnnie Johnston had a hole down sixteen feet in gravel on .
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-08
RESULT 0F THE THIRD MUNICIPAL
 ELECTION HELD YESTERDAY
Rustgard, Rowe, Hill, Calvin, Bard, Hoxsie and Stevens for Council.-farris, Sawyer
 and Storey for the School Board.

candidates were sent out to the creeks to bring in the voters and long before nightfall Nome's population had con- siderably increased. Chief of Police Brannen is said to have taken an ex- tremely active part in the election and 1t is alleged that his money was freely used to help one impecnnious candi- date, who after pledgng himself to three or four other candidates for Chief of Police, finally landed in the Branuen camp. Considerable money changed hands on the result of the election.
 or the ballots cast only nine were spoiled and therefore not counted Captain Baldwin tells an amusing story on cue voter. He went into the booth and marked his ballot and was passing out.
 "Where's your ballot?' Capt. Bald win asked.
 'l put it in the hole,' the would-be voter said, continuing his march to- ward the door.
 "N hat hole 2" exclaimed the cup tain.
 "The hole in the door," said the ma . Just then Capt. Baldwin seized him and began an investigation. The bal lot had been showed through he wicket in the door leading to a cell in the jail , After all the votes had been counted the booth partitions were torn down and the ballot recovered. It was marked for identification, but not counted.
 The defeat of Messrs. Archer and Goodrich, of the present council. and Dr.. Call aud H 0. Bul Ter of the school board is regretted by their friends.
 Dr. Hill is loulning up as 6 strong candidate for mayor, his friends his morning having started boom for the doctor.
 It is conceded that new chief of po- lice will be elected to succeed Chief Brannen. The known candidates are: J. F. Warren, Barney Gibney, Charles Jewett, and probably Noble WaIling- ford at present d member of the force.
 There are also several candidates for city clerk. Among them are James McCoSkrie and F.. H. Hanson.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-08
DEFEA ED
Council Decides Against
 Incorporation.

Council, April 8. The proposition tC incorporate the city of Council was de feated yesterday by vote of 2l for anG 65 against. The election passed of quietly. the utmost good nature pre-. vailing. Considerable interest wa. manifested but it was foregone con- clusion that incorporation would be defeated.
 Following is the vote for councilmen and school directors:
 For councllmen: Farrell CT; Keller 64; Miller 64; Nelson 6I; Schrader 6S; Spencer 66; Wolcott 69. Spoiled bal lots 2
 For school directors: Adams 67; Eyer 70; Darby e9. Spoiled ballots Q.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-08
Palm Sunday.

Last Sunday was Palm Sunday, and especially interesting services were held at St. Mary's church, by Rev. c. H. fl. Bloor, the rector. Mrs. Johnson sang the "Story of the Cross" in excel lent voice, Mir. J. H. Taylor sang "The Palms and Mir. Otto Moses "Jeru. salem all of which were exqusitely rendered. The sermon by the rector was suitable to the occasion and was an elOQuent effort
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-08
The Ski Club.

The Nome Ski Club had 8 meet lase Sunday at Anvil which was fairly well attended. Mir. Groven made 70-foot jump. Next Sunday at ? p. m. there will be ten mile race, on Dry creek to which everybody is invited. A hand some gold medal will be given as fret prize. The starting point will be near the brew very, thence up Dry creek and Newton gulch.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-08
Recognized Her Horse.

A Seattle newspaper says that Lena Walton, the well-known miner of this section struck Seattle last fall and the first thing she recognized was g. horse that she averred had been stolen from her in Nome and shipped to the out side. The paper does not state what steps. if any, Lena took in order to get back the animal.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-08

Nome's city council will be composed of John Rust gard, Dr.. Ed F. Hill. w.. J. Rowe, J. Nj. Galviu, w. Il. Bard, C.. F. Hoxse and S. II. Stevens. The new school directors arc: l.. l.. Saw yer, Harry Story and J. B. Harris.
 What was, perhaps. the livellest election ever seen in Nome occurred yesterday. The day was fine and q large vote was rolled, 1ls5 out Of a registration of l266. The fine day ac- counted in part for the large vote cast. The polls opened at o'clock d. m. and closed at 6 p. m., and ali day long most of the candidates and. heir friends worked increasingly until the polls closed. Then the count began, and 1t Wa, not finished until i :4j this morning. Capt. G. B. Baldwin wa, Inspector, w.. H. Dohrmann and Mike Sullivan were judges. with R. Y Chestnut and J. J.. Groom clerks.
 All the candidates had teams on the streets to carry the free and independ- eut voters to and from the polling place in the city jail and they were kept comparatively busy. There was no dis order whatsoever. The saloons were closed during the day and the crowds which congre.ated in the vicinity of the polling place were good natured in the extreme.
 Teams in the interest of some of the
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-08
Wall Paper. Nome Trading Co.

Are you in need of Job printing? If so, tr! THE NUGGET job printery. Our prices have been cut in two, and our work is guaranteed
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-08

If you stop at the Spencer when you are at Council City you will be made comfortable.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-08

Hunter Rye and Old Crow Bourbon sold over the bar. Try Hunter cock tail l2i cents.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-08

Sanchez x Haya, Principe de Gales. and other high grade cigars at the old reliable Hunter, l2t cents.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-08

Large size Sanchez & Haya cisars l2t cents at the Second Class saloon.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-08

Wanted-Good girl for general house work. Inquire w. l.. Springsteen, First avenue.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-08

Discovered at the North Pole Bakery the best bread and pastry: tn. only coffee house in town.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-08

White Lead. Nome Trading Co.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-08

Shoe Sale at Nome Trading Co.
The Nome nugget., 1903-04-08

Paints and Oils. Nome Trading Co.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-17
KR0TKIE NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

- Wielka demonstracya demokrsr
tyczna odbedzie sic jutro W parku
Branda. PrzemawiaG tam beda vii.
liam j. Bryan burmistrz Carter Har.
rison.
-Przed domem obok szpitala Pro.
vident znaleziono podrzucone Memo
vile, urodzone pred dwoma dniami.
Joseph J. Miller skaray sic, ze
banda oszustow pozbaWiia go majat.
ku, $4,000, osadziia W szpitalu dla
oblakanych. Miller twierdzi, re posia'
da zdrowe zmysiy.
- Pod Hammond wydobyto jezio.
ra zw}old Franciszka Szopskiego .
Hegewisch. Przysiegli koronera orzes
xii, re Szopski staf sic ofiara zbrodni.
= ZmarIego W jednym tutejszych
hoteli nieznajomego czlowieka uznano
"a Horace'a Earl Joliet Tymczasem
Joliet nadeszfa wiadomosc, re Ho-
race Earl jest zdr6w jeszcze ME my.
s1i umferac.
- "kapitan" George w. streetef
stara1 sic napr6zno przekonac sedzie-
go Chetlafn, re powinien bye wypu.
szczony ma wofnosc. Jego przyjaciele
prosza teraz gubernatora, azeby uia'
skawi{ starego dziwaka, mieniacego
sic wiescfcfelem "dystryktu mad MI
chiganem".
- w szpitalu Si6str Nazaretanek
umarla wczoraj pani Julia Thompson,
kt6ra poparzyla sic skutkem eksplo'
zyi pieca .naftowego.
- Pociag kolei Monon przejechaf
ma smierc 40-letniego, nieznanego
mezczyzne.
- Ciesla Michal szablaK pm. Sos
w. 10 ul. spadi rusztowania ma ro-
gu Kedzie ave. 9S pl. Odwieziono go
do domu re ziamana noga.
= Policyant Connors postrzelh ME
bezpiecznie jednego trzech ziodziei'
kt6rzy ma rogu ulic Halsted ! Mon
roe ukradli W tramwaju zegarek pa
sazerowi Ellis Nelson.
- Tramwaj linii Elston ave. wyko-
leii sic przy zakiadach gazowni. O.
soby pokaleczyly sic.
= Zakohczyl sic strajk kotlarzy W
Chicago Heights, W za7ddach nrmy
"F, M. Hicks Locomotive Car
Works" SkutKfem tego strajku Ia
bryka przez 2 tygodnie ME byla W ru;
chu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-17
Rome nOtatki teIegrafiCzne.

- Profesorzy niemieccy G. Busolt
Goettingen M. v. Willamowitz z
Moellendorf zostali zaproszeni, by
wystapili odczytami ma wystawie W
st. Louis 1 przyjeli zaproszenie.
- w Berlinie bawiacy cz1onkowie
komisyi srebrnej waluty re ST. Zjedn.
/ Meksyku, konferowali wczoraj re-
prezentantami rzadu niemieckiego.
Druga konferencya odbedzie sic W
sobote.
w Berlinie odbedzie sic W jesie-
nj pierwszy kongres majstrow komi-
niarskich.
- w drodze do Ameryk zatrzyma-
10 sic W Berlinie 29 zyd6w uciekaja-
eye Kiszyniewa. Wiekszosc mich
utrzymuje sic zebrania wspof-
wierc6w.
- w Hamburger aresztowano ME
jakiego Mastersona, oskarzonego
to, re W California pofaiszowai weksle
ia sumo 9loV,oVV'
- Rad angielski W poludniowej
Afryce stale utrzymywac bedzie 70
OOGna armie, gotowa ma wypadek po-
t:zeby wyruszyt do Indyi Wschod-
mich.
- Parostatek rosyjski Nadejka,
kursujacy DO Woidze, spalil sic W po-
blizu miasta Mimi Nowogrod. 1 IL
ludzi zgineio W plomieniach.
- w Londynie sprzedano ma licy-
tacyi 13 srebrnych 1yzek t. z. apostol-
skich, ma ktorych przedstawione po-
staci Chrystusa / II Apostol6w, a po-
chodzacych r. 1886, "a $24,5OO. Po-
czeto licytowaG cd sunny $4,000.
- w wycieczce automobiloWeJ,
kt6ra wczoraj krol wioski maizonka
W will Raconigi urzadzii, stracif kr6l
kontrole mad hamulcem. Automobil
pedzi1 nies}ychana szybkoscia, u
derzyi drzewo, odbif sic pedzii da-
lei. Wyskoczyi najpierw kr6l, a potem
krolowa; krolowa upadIa nadwerezy
la sobie noge.
= w st. Louis urodzila sic dziew-
czynka, kt6rej matka, babka, prababka
i praprababka jeszcze zyja. Dziew-
czynka nazywa sic Jane Ann Adam
son; jej praprababka ma lat 96 mie-
Ska W Chicago nazywa sic Eva
Cohn.
- Do ST.. Louis przyby1 nowy vice.
konsul niemiecki, lido Won Reden.
Konsul tamtejszy E. G. Rieloff wyjez-
daa "a urlopem powr6ci dopiero "
listopadzie.
- Oko1g 200 nauczycielek Chica-
go przybylo do New Yorku Odbywaja
podr6z ma wspolny koszt dla przyjem-
nosci a Bostonie zamierzaja STU
chaG letnich wyk}ad6w.
- Szesciotygodniowy strajk 400
ciesli okretowych W Elizabeth, N. j.,
zakohczyl sic wracaja oni do piracy
ma dawnych warunkach.
- Ma konwencyi republikanskiej
stanowej W Louisville, KY, zostai "a
mianowany kandydatem ma guberna-
tora Col. Belknap z Louisville.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-17
Kobieca wojna.

Badehski zwiazek kobiet znaj-
dowal sic do dnia 3 lipca W sta
ME kwitnacym, kiedy jednak "a
nosilo sic ma to, re wybory n o.
wego zarzadu ME wypadna po
mysli prezydentki, pani Ewy
Walter, ia zawiesiia posiedzenie
ma czas nieograniczony, zabraia
,,charter ksiazki kase zwiazku
i opusciia sale zebraf1. Lecz opo-
zycya ME da}a "a wygrana. 70
staio w sail rs czlonkih, tworza-
cycb wiecej, niz zwykle quorum,
i tie wybraly po formie nowy "a
Rad, ktorego prezydentka jest
pani Karolina Gossenberger. Co
jednak znaczy godnosc pani
Gossenberger, jezeli pani Walter
posiada .charter", ksiazki kase?
Czionkinie' Badehskiego zwiazku
kobiet podzielily sic ma dwie nie-
przejedane partye i walcza re So
ba zawziecie ma jezyki, dopoki
sedzia Clifford ME wyda Wyroku
ma korzysc tel lub owej partyi.
Co mowionoby w kolach niemie-
ckich, gdyby w zwiazkach Polek
panowac mialy podobne stosunki.
Przypomlnanoby niezgode, skut-
kiem kt6rej Polske rozebrano.
w pogoni "a buchalterami,
Adwokat Cantwell, kierujacy
wyprawa konstablow przeciw
przedsiebiorcom, uprawiajacym
ma placu wyscigowym w parku
Waszyngtona gre w totalizatora,
dowiedzial sic, re buchalterzy.
ma ktorych wykupiono warranty,
skladaja wieczorem pieniadze we
First National Bank" Wyslal
tam konstablow, ktorzy pieciu
buchalterow aresztowali ! trzy-
mali przez 8 godziny pod swa o.
pieka, dopoki ME znaleziono po-
reczycieli, ktorzy "a aresztowa-
nych zlozyli kaucye. Chiano taxi
re aresztowac prezesa komitetu
wyscig6w, p. Lawrence Young,
lecz konstabel odszedl jego mie-
szkania kwitkiem, gdyz mu tam
powiedziano, re pana ;Younga nie-
ma w domu. n,