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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1904-01-29

battle unless assailed or enraged. The
huntsman that stirs them up when afoot
has small chance for his life unless he can
get up a tree, and then the prospect of
starvation confronts him, for the beasts
will hover about for days awaiting they
chance.
The natives give to the animals a wide
berth unless specially prepared to meet
them. 1t Is impossible to tell the size OF
a pack until an assault has been made on
them, and then there is no delay in get
ting enlightenment on the subject.
Besides the drove mentioned, Lady Con-
stance met and exterminated three 9TH
ers. One numbered thirty-three hogs and
the other TWO We're somewhat smaller,
She also succeeded in eluding a drove of
some 200 or 800 after having stirred them
up. Her escape in this instance was
thrilling.
On her huntring trips she was accom-
panied by a veteran ranch guide who was
familiar with the classes of game to be
met as well as with the country. 1t was
with difficulty that he restrained her en-
thusiasm and venturesomeness.
About 100 tavelinas were SLAIN by Lady
Constance. OF other game she ba ;ged
two fine antlercd bucks, q half dozen
coyotes. and a considerable number of wild
ducks, geese and other fowls. She tried
wing shooting twice. but it was tame
amusement for her after her bouts with
the javelinas.
Lady Constance was comfortably quar-
tered at Santa Gertrude. There were half
q dozen other ladies' at the old ranch
house. including the hostess, Mrs. H. M.
King, the cattle queen Of the world.
The two ranches, owned and operated
by Mrs. King, embrace about 2,5Oo,OO0
acres, for the most part in prairie, but
containing woodland and dotted with in
Vulnerable lakes. The hunting is perhaps
unexcelled In America.
The other women took but little part in
the hunting. and they manifested so corr
slant a solicitude for Lady Constance's
safety that she was considerably restrict-
ed In her operations.
When hunting the javelina her euuip,
ment OF firearms consisted Of u 15-shot re-.
peating rifle of s2-caliber, two revolvers.
which she used with effect, and a hunting
knife. Her jaunty habits, which she
varied often, were set off with an exaui,
site jeWeled hunting belt. 1t supported th4
holsters for her brace of reyolvers, q
sheath for a long-bladed hunting knife
and ammunition compartments.
All of her arms were Of English make.
except two fowling pieces. and all of tho
finest patterns.
The six trunks containing her wardrobe
held many fantastic and beautiful hunting
costumes. When mounted for a hunt she
rode astride.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1904-01-29
The Street wronaly Named.

Yonkers Statesman: Churchman-The
man who named the New York streets
made some great mistakes.
Gotham-Do you think so?
II certainly do. Wall street, for in
stance. should have been called Water
street."
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1904-01-29
The Closed Door in Thibet.

From The Latest News from Lhasa'
by the Rev. Ekai Kawaguchi in the
January Century: The raison d'etre
of the T1Detan government is the pres
ervation and maintenance of Buddhism.
So the policy Of the closed door and Sc
clusion vas originally adopted for the
same reason. But this policy has now
undergone a change in character, and
has become q vital principle of national
preservation-vital as considered by
Tibetans. Several foreigners, Europ-
cans, have entered Lhasa since the ex-
pulsion Of the French priests Hue and
Gabe In 1916. From what I heard, I
think they were Christian CRomanist)
priests in disguise; but instead of be-
Ing sent away, they were cared for,
and given much good food. in which
vas poison.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1904-01-29

Ready.
Dolly-What would you do II
should fall?
Cholly-Catch o in my arms.
Douy-Get ready,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-05-05

violence under the mandate OF tho
constitution, but actually protested
against the presence of federal troops
sent into the state upon the general
governments initiative and for the
purpose OF defending itself in the
mate functions"
The discussion following was illum.
mating OF the whole question of
states rights and federal supremacy,
concluding with this dispatch from Mr.,
Cleveland.
while am still persuaded that
have neither transcribed my author
ity nor duty in the emergency that
confronts MS, ii seems to me that in
this hour OF danger and public dis.
tress discussion may we'll give way to
active efforts ON the part OF all in au.
I thority to restore obedience to law
and to protect life and property"
That" said Mr. Cleveland, CLOSED
n discussion which in its net result
demonstrated how far ones disposi,
ton and inclination will lead him
astray in the field of argument"
In closing Mr., Cleveland concluded
with y brief reference TO the legal
proceedings which grew out OF this
disturbance, and finally led TO the ad.
| Indication by the highest court in our
land, establishing In an absolutely au.
4 thoritatlve manner and for all time,
the power of the national government
60 protect itself In the exercise OF It's
! functions"
In sustaining the action Of the Unit.
cd States circuit court which ordered
4 tho imprisonment OF nehs and his as.
sociate officers OF the A, II, Z, for dis.
oheying its niunetions Mr., Cleveland
said; The supreme court of the
1 United States has written the con.
/ Guiding words of this history, tragical
In many OF it's details, and In every
page provoking sober reflection New.
! crthcless, even those most nearly re.
lated by executive responsibility To
/ the troubous days whose story Is
told, may at this time congratulate
themselves that they have had to do
with marking out the way and clear.
ing the path. now uuchRngcahly es'
tRhlishod, that shall hereafter guido
our nation safely and surely IN the OK.
crCisc OF all the functions belonging
to Il which represent the peoples
trust
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-05-05
NOTABLE REVIEW OF THE lNSuR,
REcTIoN AT CHICAGO,
FEDERAL TROOPS USED
Sent 10 the Scene Because OF the W.
ter Defiance OF Court Orders
Power Of the National Government
to Protect Itself Established for all
Time.

Princeton. ~ j.. May S,--EN Presi-
idem Groved Cleveland save a notable
address to Princeton students last
evening His subject was The Gov,
eminent in the Chicago Strikes and he
opened by briefly referring to some
of the serious problems which faced
his administration during the year
1894 Then. taking up his subject in
detail he spoke in part as follows;
in the last days OF June 1894 a
very determined and ugly labor dis.
turbance broke out in Chicago. Al.
most in night it grew 10 full proper,
tions of malcvolenCe and danger,
Rioting and violence were it's early
accompaniments; and il spread SO
swiftly that within few days II had
reached nearly the entire western and
southwestern sections of the country,
Railroad transportation was especial.
~ involved in its attack The car.
riage of United States mail was inter,
rupted. interstate commerce was Oh.
structed, and railroad property was
riotously destroyed Attorney Gen
eneral Olney, in his official report,
correctly defined the purpose and de.
sign of this outbreak in these words;
To compel n settlement of disputes
between the Pullman company and n
portion of its employees nothing else
was meditated or aimed at than a com.
plete stopp8ge of all the railroad
Transportation of the country. state
and Interstate, and freight as wen as
passenger
The speaker explained that the
widespread trouble had its inception
in a strike by the employees of the
Pullman company which began on the
18th Of May, and was provoked by a
reduction Of wages, The cause Of
the Pullman strikers was taken up by
the American railway union. Mem
hers of the A. r. U. refused to handle
Pullman cars or trains bearing them
AT that threcfourths Of the railroad
mileage of the country was under
contract To use Pullman cars.
"The same railroad companies
which had contracted to use these
Pullman cars" said Mr.. Cleveland,
had contracts with the United States
government for the carriage Of mails,
and were of course. also largely ON,
gagged in interstate commerce. It
need hardly be said that. of necessity,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-05-05

authorized 70 proceed without delay.
Fifth, We shall be pleased If the
name Of the Henry Villas park should
meet the appreciation Of the directors
of your association, that it may re-
main a memorial of our son.
Title to all of the foregoing prop
erty has been vested in my wife and
myself, except to two lots for which
an option was given, and the election
10 buy was made within the limited
time but the deed has not yet been
obtained because of the absence from
this country of the grantor. Il is eN'
pected in due course, but until re.
ceived this offer OF grant mus,
necessarily be qualified to that eN-
tent, When that title shall have been
obtained We shall be ready 10 execute
proper conveyance TO give due
effect 10 the terms of this offer,
Meantime. this is equally obligatory
Very respectfully yours,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-05-05
ohio JUDGE On Bank pefauIter.

The spring term Of the state and
federal courts opened Tuesday morn
Irg. The grand jury was charged BY
Judge Bahcoek u want to call your
especial attention to situation that
Is before the public mind at the pres
ent time be said To the iurymen.
Recently many trusted persons have
been false 10 their trust Of private ac-
counts. Within the memory of all OF
you nearly d third Of a million OF dol.
lars has been stolen in this city IN
this manner. and II Ia time that a halt
was called In the pernicious acts I
enIoin upon you that you give that
subject your careful consideration X
any evidence Ii brought before you !.
Cleveland (OhIol Leader.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-05-05
Tender Gratefully Accepted.

Mr.. Olin reported that at a meet,
ing of the directors of the association
April 80 the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted;
Resolved that the very generous
gift, offered to this association by Mr..
and Mrs. William f. Villas of some 20
acres of land in Wingra Park sub.
the purposes of a public park and
pleasure ground, be accepted ON the
terms and conditions contained in a
letter written by Mr. Villas to the
president of this association, dated
April 25, 1904, and that the thanks of
this association be rendered to Mr.
and Mrs. Villas for this liberal and
public spirited act
Resolved further, that the directors
of this association accept with grea,
that this park be named the Henry
Villas park in memory Of their son
who died in the prime of his brigh,
young manhood, much beloved by the
people of Madison,
Resolved further, that there he
suitably placed in said park tablet
OF proper design, upon which shall be
inscribed, in substance the following:
This park, the gift of William f.
Villas and Anna VI. Villas as a
memorial of their son, Henry villas. is
held i'll trust for the enjoyment of the
citizens of Madison in their successive
generations"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-05-05
RUSSIANS ROUTED
ON THE YALU
JAPANESE CROSS RIVER DRIVING
ENEMY BACK.
CASUALTIES OVER 1900

islanders Now Control the Entire
Estuary OF the River-Many
Guns Taken, Some Officers Cap
tured and Two Cities Burn
ed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-05-05
SWEPT OVER DAM.
Two Fishermen Meet Tragic Death at
Stevens Point.

Stevens Point, Wis, May 3.-An-
drew Rieschl and Joseph Brandstaet-
ter. two middle aged men, while fish
ing from a fiat boat in the Wisconsin
river. We're swept over the Plover
paper mill dam and drowned yesterday
afternoon.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-05-05

Russian casualties go. SEQ
Japanese casualties .... .. 200
Russian towns taken -. e..
Russian guns captured ,,. 2S
Russian officers captured =. 20
Russian forces engaged 49,. $4,000
Japanese forces engaged Not known
Days OF steady lighting 49,. 8
Toxic, May 2, 10 a, m,-~Tho
Japanese have taken Kiu.Iion .ChonR
by storm after IN intrepid attack
with their whole line, which covered
-four miles. They captured the place,
after hours Of ilghtIng Sunday morn
Ing, Strength Of the Russian force "a
estimated to have been 10000 The
Japanese waded across the Yalu with
water up TO their waists.
The Japanese losses were 700 killed.
and wounded. The Russians lost over
800 men. The Japanese captured rs
quick firing guns 30 officers and many
mon The Russians made two stands.
The enemy fled In the direction OF
Iioo.Chen.
Toxic. May 2. The Russians were
forced to abandon Antung. They
burned tho town and rotreated 10
Fcng.iIuan Chong. The Japanese now
control the estuary Of the Yalu,
A supplemental report just re-
ceivod from General kurola COVERING
Sundays nghtlng says The Rus
SLAMS made two stands The enemy's
strength included all Of the third
division, two regiments Of the sixth
division, one cavalry brigade, about 40
quIckhrlng guns and egth machine
guns We nave taken 2S qulck-hrng
guns. many rifles. much ammunition,
more than 20 officers and many non
commissioned officers and men as
prisoners am informed that Lieu
tenant General sassulltch commander
Of tho second Siberian army. corps, and
Major kashtaliuslsy were wounded.
Our casualties number about 700 and
the Russians loss Is more than 500
men,"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-05-05
Madison, May 3,
Henry Villas park.

Henry Villas park.
Such is to be the enduring monu-
ment that stricken parents would
erect as a memorial to their beloved
son. The facts of the matter were re,
vealed in the report made by Prest
dent John NJ. Olin at the annual meet.
ing following the banquet of the Madi-
son Park & Pleasure Drive associa-
ton at Kecley's last evening.
1t seems, as Mr.. Olin stat
ed. that in the spring or early
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-05-05
Edward

summer of 1903 DR.. Edward
Kremers and Congressman H. G..
Adams suggested that the whole of
the land on Lake Wingra in Wingra
Park, extending from Warren street
on the east to Edgewood avenue on
The west, should be secured for a
public park. The tract comprises
some 25 acres of land beautifully
located and admirably adapted for
park purposes. This plan was large
and somewhat bold, said Mr.. DIN, and
could not succeed unless some
generous and public spirited citizen
could be found who would contribute
the whole, or most, Of the money
necessary to purchase the land 1t
was understood that the % acres
would cost about 100000 Later the
plan was submitted to ex-senator Will
lam f. Villas just before he started on a
trip to Europe. He then made no
promises, but suggested that it would
be well to secure options on the land
and stated that he would consider the
matter upon his return. The options
were secured. in October after the
return of Colonel Villas. it was stated
10 him that if some one would give
$4,000 toward the purchase Of the
Land, an additional $4,000 could prob
ably he raised by voluntary con
tributions that these sums would buy
the land and leave some $4,000 with
which 70 improve it, His reply was
that, # he decided to help secure the
park, he should prefer to give the
whole Of the money necessary to
purchase the land 50 that the $4,000
that might be subscribed could he
devoted to improving the land for park
purposes Mr.. Olin and his associates
acted upon that liberal suggestion
Mr. Ohm then read the following letter
which explains itself;
Colonel Villas Letter.
Madison, April %. 1904-Mr. John
NJ Olla, Prcat, Madison Park &
Pleasure Drive Association, Madison
Wis.-My Dear Sir: Pursuant to
previous conversations and transac
lions OF which you have been
cCguizant Mrs. Villas and myself pro
offer 10 your assoc alton the following
described land. situated in the city 81
Madison and bounded as follows.
Commencing on the center line Of
Warren street a the margin Of Lake
Wngra and extending thence north
along the center line Of Warren street
TO the center line Of Drake street
thence west along the center line OF
Drake street to the center line Of
Garfield street thence north along the
center line Of Garfield street to
the center line of Grant street,
thence northwest along the cen
ter line OF Grant street to the
northwest line or side OF the alley in
block %. thence southwe.terly along
the northwest line Of said alley
through block %. and along the north
west ling OF the alley IN block % to
the center OF Van Buren, street
thence northwestarly along the center
line Of Van Buren, street to the center
line OF Jac@on street, thence south.
westerly along the center line of
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-05-05
MURDEREss GETS RESPITE.
Mrs. Botkin's Sentence Postponed
Because Husband Dies.

San Francisco, May 2-The sen
tence of Mrs Cordoba Botkin for the
murder of Mrs. J. p, Dunning was
yesterday postponed until May 8. w.
A. Botkin, her divorced husband, died
suddenly Friday night.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
VllV:lla5ciciel szkuty

sFiedland Iorunia by zeYY
ymstatkiem poodrr66zzlyz
aITorlnia 1da6sa IA
- M 8
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
NajgOrsze re Wszystkich
d~OsWiadCzen.

lie moze by6 mic gorszego, mad
.odczuwanie, sc kazda minuta bedzie
wasza ostatnia? lego doswiadcxy Ia
pani s. IL. Newson, Decatur, Ala.
,,Przez try lata - pi,se ona
cierpia}am .uleznofny boil cd ME
strawnosci, b6lu zo}adka wnetrz
nosci. Smier6 zdawafa sig byd me-
un .kniona, gdy doktorzy wszyst-:
kie lekarstwa ME osiagneiy celu. Ma
koncu nam6wiono mnle do spr6bo-
wanna Electric Bitters, q resultat
by} cudownY. Zaraz mi sic poIep-
szy{o, . teras JUL iestem zupe1nie
.wyleczona- Ma watrobe. nerti,
zoladek i choroby wewnetrsne Elec'
trio Bitters jest jedynem lekarstwem
Tylko 50c. GwarantoWane prze2
NJ Kowalewskiego aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
Dziesieciu MEOW jednej
kObiety.

Dotychczas sIyszalo sic
tylko Q mezach, majacych.
wiele ION; obecnie uWieziono
" Odesie niejaka FrymeG lik-
bergowa, zyd6wke m1ajaca lat
20, przy kt6rej znaleziono
piec paszport6W naimie Fry
my nazwisk Zlotopolskiej
Watman, Seid, Gold j Born
stein. Stwierdzono przytem,
g wziela uz 10 razy Stub 2
sr6znymi mezczyznami, kt6-
rymi pozywszy kilka miesie-
cy, okradalasich uciekala.
5Ostatniego meza ograbila M
ume ll 700 rbo. = ypaszpor-
W " teraz-.
zniejsEysslmll1gaaz G:liikberg, zna-
seznie sodsniej lnlods okrad1l
nszoooarb.sfsz do
e e !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
Egoniil}a eez san1attalkze14Walppa
Itdll,az'w .r,eac,e q policy 1H EIil I
te opisuie balr'd llzlI
WoEhebraiski 5,HHacoffe
akp0traW ~
do pracy

60 "a rad1otsse6 Jest widzi.d czfon
Ik6w falmnniilliiiisw najjlvpszem zdrow'u
i 8 dobrymm apetyytteem zajmnjacyoh
mieisce przy stole Proste, jak tyl-
10 by6 moze jadlo zgsdza sie Z TEN
Il jedno ma mily u5mie!ch ola dr'ueg'e,.
90. Jezeli ohcecie miec dobry ape
tyt, uzywajjc;e severy gor'zzlkdle kro-
pie. One wzmocnia zrujnowane or
CANA sklonia je do dokonanian ma
turalnelfunkoyi. 2 ich polml,ocae 70
ladek nagromadzi dosy6 zolagdko
wych sokk6dw, pokarm xostanie male
zycie trawiony, neesrwy pokrzep1ene,
a pacyent ME bedzic MIC Wiedziec 9
nieprzyjemnych symptomacl, JAZZ
oblozony iez]k, Dol ggfowy, nieprzy-
Jenny oddech, parole " zofaadku )
A1WEE |ESETzEES&@.z4 ~ -.
zwracanie. Zostanie zn6w silnyym
fizycznie j bedzie korzystaf 2 VIA 2.
snego zauffan;a { an Konst =kuras !,
l4l2 Jackson ul Merrill. Wis,
|powiada: ,,seyery gorzkle krople
reguluja ira wi.nie, pomnazaja ape
tyt i w,zmaeniaja ca1y system" 10
jest Ola czego lekarze sami je pre-,
pisuja One lec1a niestrawnosc,
-zolciowost, malarye, wszystk'e
ME regularnokci zoladka. Me ma
lepszego lekarstwa ma skladzie. Ce-
ma sec i $l.0o Ma sprzedaz we
wszystkich aptekach. Jezeli apte-
karz ME moze was zadowolnit, pi-
szcie wporost do W. :. ssyera Go.
Cedar Rapids. Ia. Przy zam6wie-
mach "a 81 j wyzej my op}acamy
koszta przeselki.
lEEE -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
CiekaWy process,


Pred sadem staroggalrr'dlizz'-
kim Y Prusach ZacchlodniechEl
stawal p. Cichosz, sekr r4dta'l'z
TowarzystWa ludoweggo v
Skurczu oskarzonyso pggruba
s~wawole'' (groben Unfug),
lakiej siesmial dopu6cif pre-
sy}ajac w6jtowi spis czlon-
k6wz polska pisownia naz-
wisk i Union. Oskarzonyprzy-
znaje, il tax zrobi}, e czlonl-
kowie sic tax do zapisania
podali, a wezWani na przysz-
lem zebraniu jednoglosnie O
swiadczyli, il dobrze sic dali dali
zapisac j ME pozwalaja, ably
ich imiona inaczej byly "a
pisane. Swiadek volt Vie
necke zezna}, il czul sic tymr
spisem obrazonym poniewaz
ju5 zarzadowi nakazal pier
wszy mu podany spis czlon ri
k6w ma niemiecka pisownltae
przepisac, gdyz imionai naz-
wiska by}y spolonizoWane.
Zarzad tego ME uczynil, lecz
nadesfal mi drugi spis 2 no.
wo przystepionym g onkami,
pod kt6rym byl pan Cichosz
jake sekretarz podpisany
znowu polskiemi nazwiska-
mi, przez co czul sic obrazo-
nym i na}olyl ma G. "a gro
ben Unfug" 80 marek kary.
Sad pc dluzszej naradzie
przyznaje slusznosc!
lecz ME moze mimo to oska-
rzonego ukarac, gdyz 800 ME
da sic zast6sowae. tn przery-
wa zastepca. prokuratoryi j
prosi 0 ponowne obrady. Sad
ponownie idzie ma obrady,
lecz znowu ME moze przyjsc
do przekonania, il oskarzo-
ny przekroczytS360 ,poniewaz
tn interes publiczny ME 20
stall naruszony, tylko jedna
osoba'i uwolnia oskarzonego
cd why i koszt6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
Chi6czycy O ~EurOpejskich
dyablach.

Wysoki dostojnik chinski
Huan, kt6ry odbywal MEDIA
VINO podr6z pc Europe, o
pisal swe wraienia W dziele,
przetlomaczonym ma jezyk
-angielski j noszacem tytul:
TIE obce dyably." Dziwi go
przedewszystkiem ca
!owania sic; nazywa go barba-
rzy1skim; dalej ME moze
wyj6c 2 poiziwu, ze mezezyz-
nj chodza pc ulicach 2 ko-
bietami, ze kobiety dostaja
potrawy pred mezczyznami
10 przy powitaniu mezczyzni
zdejmuja kapelusze. Drwi z
naszych pojec estetycznycho
pieknej figure, 70 sznur6-
week, 2 d~ekoltoWanych SUI
ken. ,,Jezeli pisze ko-
beta europejska chce okazac
szacunek, to obnaza sic do
ramion;ale ma to must otrzy-
mac zaproszenie ma glansowa-
1,ym, sztywnym papierze. Ko-
betty mezczyznami SO. "a
praszane ma podskakiWania,
.obejmowania sic wp6l j roz-
matte pocieszne rugby =
ZdumieWa Huana czystosc
lokal6w wieziennych j troska
Q zdroWie przestepc6W. ,,Gdy-
BY taku mas obchodzono sic
2 wieznia.ni, wszystkie lotry
" panstWie podnioslyby TO
.kosz, ola tego tylko, zeby sic
dosta6 do wiezienia." Oby-
watel kraju,w kt6rym samo-
b6jstwa wchodza v program
zycia, ME moze pojat, dla-
czego europeiscy samob6jcy
,,wyprawiaja aWantury" rzu-
GAIA sic : wysokosci pieter,
Tub pod kola pociag6w. Czy
ME latwiej zazyc opium?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
Pozycya podczas snu..

Ia Observation-Disclosures po-
lozenie ciala czloWieka pod
czas snu, Tub -spoczynku ma
ley uwazae polozenie ma pra-
wynn boku. Wprawdzie
ola cz}owieka zdrowego wa
runek ten ME ma Wielkiego
znaczenia i zadne polozenie
ME jest dian szkodliwem,
jednak PREY polozeniu ma.
prawym boku powstaja mai
dogodniejsze warunki ola
krazenia krwi " p1ucach, a
a take ola dzia}alnosci serca.
Wieksze znaczenie ma polo
zenie ciala podczas snu ola ola,
ludzi chorych, a " szczeg6l-
noSci ola cierpiacych na plu
ca i SERGE. Ola chorych ta
kich jest szkodliWe zar6wno
polozenie ma Wznak, jak j ma
lewym boku. PierWsze wy
twarza niewygodne Warunki
llo l1ro.nnia krwi w r{l1chch