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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
NEGRO CAUSES A
PANIC ON TRAIN
RUNS AMUcK AND FILLS AIR
WITH BULLETS
Passengers Terrorized Until the Black
Man Is Captured by Express
Messenger With Sawed
off Shotgun
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SACRAMENTO, March 1S.-A spe-
cial to the Union from Auburn says
"There were lively times aboard the
east bound overland train near Blue
canyon early this morning. James
Johnson, a negro, was riding in the
day coach, and believing that man
sitting in the seat with him had robbed
him of his purse, proceeded to do bust-
ness without investigation. He drew
big revolver and began shooting at
the man, who quickly disappeared. But
Johnson kept ON shooting-all folks
looked alike to him, and he disregarded
Conductor McMaster's signal to cease
firing. He seemed to think he was be-
set by robbers from every point of the
compass, and dropping down behind
seat continued the fusillade, sending
bullets around the car at random, over
the seats, under the seats and through
the windows.
Express Messenger Charles, hearing
the firing and believing the train was
being held up, concluded to have a
hand in the game. He shouldered his
sawed-off shotgun, made his way back
to the car, and with little maneuver-
ing managed to obtain a position be-
hind Johnson, and, getting the drop on
him, induced him to throw up his
hands and captured his battery.
By the time Charles had effected a
capture the train had reached Blue
Canyon, and the passengers piled out
and took to the tall timber. They were
rounded up by Conductor McMasters
and his crew, and finally made to un-
derstand that it was not hold-up, but
that a negro who had run amuck had
caused the commotion.
When the passengers learned that
they had been buncoed in their aspira-
tions for a wild and woolly western eX-
perience and that they had not been
taking a more or less prominent part
in genuine hold-up they were sore
wroth, and a number of them tooS
possession of "Mistah Johnsing" and
BdNGa IllIll a pNoNhiS biiNN Nv '-'- -
member long after he succeeds i'm get
ting out of the Auburn jail where he
is now lodged. Some of the outraged
passengers called for rope, but hemp
was scarce in Blue Canyon and con-
ductor McMasters and Messenger
Charles finally succeeded in making
the tourists understand that Johnson
had been arrested and that. he would
be sent back to Auburn, the county
seat of Placer county, to answer be-
fore the courts for his indiscriminate
shooting up of the scenery. Johnson
was sent back to Auburn ON a west
bound train snd is now In Jail there,
but there is nothing to indicate that
he got back the purse he claimed was
stolen from him.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
FOUND THE CAR
VERY NAUGHTY
FRENCH BANKERS COULD GET
NO SATISFACTION
MINISTERS EXTREMELY CURT
Eminent Financial Authority Exc
presses Opinion That Floating
Another Loan Might Cause
FrightfuI Panic
Special Cable to The Herald.

Special Gable to The Herald.
PARIS, March 1S.-The failure of the
French bankers who visited st. Peters,
burg to carry out projected loans was
due to the naughty refusal of the
cars ministers to make any definite
statement regarding peace eventuali-
ties. The Herald correspondent is able
to state that, before the committee
left st. Petersburg, the czar him
fair. but he gruffly dismissed the COM
mittee, when its position became clear,
without a word concerning the inten-
tions of Russia.
Baron Hottinguer, vice president Of
a prominent Paris bank, said this
morning: "Supposing the present
Manchurian army is disastrously de-
feated our situation would be exceed
ingly embarrassing. On the one hand
it is impossible now to issue a loan
with reasonable hope of success. on
the other hand outward appearances
would indicate that Russian bonds are
as good as gold throughout France.
There can be no doubt that, if French
bankers fioated this loan under the
present conditions, they would become
public and possibly cause a frightful
panic'
What effect this decision will have
on Russian "rentes" remains to BIZ
seen. The determination to prolong
the war in the face of certain disaster
ancial circles, which thus far has not
been communicated to the public.
Meantime every French force, from
Delcasse down, is working quietly in
its own way for peace.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
YOUNG GIRL HAS
STRANGE POWER
INANIMATE OBJECTS MOVE
WHEN SHE WILLS
Wonderful Spritualistic Gift of a
Child in Indiana Is Source of
Terror to Her and Puzzles
Scientists
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 1S.-Sylvia
Hughes, a 12-year-old girl of Oakford,
Is spiritualistic medium against her
will and not infrequently to her great
annoyance and terror. The phenomena
cannot be explained in any reasonable
way. She has recently developed pecu-
liarities that are the wonder of the
village. That she is involuntarily a
victim of strange power is attested by
the fact that its manifestations are a
source of dread, often producing in
tense suffering and making her afraid
to be alone even for a moment. Some
of the best medical skill of the state
has been consulted, and after careful
examinations it has decided that there
is nothing wrong about the girl so far
as her mental and physical condition
Is concerned, except that she is de-
cidedly nervous.
If she starts to put chairs to the
table they begin to move toward her
as the thought enters her mind; doors
open at her approach and close after
she passes through; stove doors open
as she essays to put in wood, and the
covers of her bed turn themselves
down as she approaches to retire at
night.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
TEN MEN KILLED
IN COAL MINE
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION OCCURS
IN WEST VIRGINIA
Disaster Takes Place in the Property
of New River SmokeIess Coal
and Coke Company at
Rush Run
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 49,
An explosion occurred at the mines of
the New River Smokeless Coal and
Coke company at Rush Run at 10
o'clock tonight, in which ten men were
killed. The explosion was in the Rush
Run mine, and extended to the Red
Ash mine, nearly two miles away, and
great flames burst out of the mouths
of both mines. There were about five
men in each mine who stayed there at
night to take care of the mines, and all
were killed.
The interior of the mines is in such
a state at this time that it is impossi-
BILE for anyone to enter to investi-
gate. The Rush Run and the Red Ash
mines are the property of the same
company, and the latter is the mine
in which forty-six lives were lost three
years ago.
1t is impossible at this time to ascer-
tain the cause of the explosion.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
WARNER ELECTED
BY MISSOUR|ANS
RIOTS ATTEND SELECTION OF
C0CKRELL'S SUCCESSOR
DEADLOCK AT LAST BROKEN
Seven Ballots In Joint Session Of the
Legislature Are Taken Before a
Choice Is Made, Ending
Long Struggle
Rv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, March 49,
After having been in a deadlock since
January IS over the election of United
States senator to succeed Senator
Cockrel, the legislature at fifteen min
utes before sine die adjournment to-
day elected Major William Warner
Republican, of Kansas City, to fill the
contested vacancy.
Seven ballots in joint session were
taken today in effecting decision, and
the closing scenes of the legislature
have not been paralleled in the history
of Missouri politics. When it became
evident that Warner would be the
choice the Democrats, who had stead
fastly supported Cockrell throughout
locked horns with the Republicans who
were split on the caucus nominee
Thomas K Niedringhaus, Richard G.
Kerens and over a score of other nomi-
nees, and the assembly chamber be-
came a place of general riot. Efforts
were made to prevent roll call on the
seventh ballot, several attempted to
tear the presiding officer from the
chair and the Democrats tried to ef-
feet an adjournment without election.
The time for sine die adjournment had
been set for O'Clock by concurrent
resolution, and as the hour approached
the clock was smashed in the melee.
Amid the uproar that almost baff1ed
control at times the seventh ballot of
the day was taken, resulting In the
election Of Major William Warner The
vote stood
Warner, 91 Cockrell, SO; Niedring-
haus, /. The total vote was 175, max
ing SS necessary to a choice, and War
ner received three votes more than a
majority.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
WARNER A LEADING LAWYER
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
KANSAS CITY, March 1S.-Maj.
William Warner, who was today
elected United States senator to sue
ceed Francis NJ Cockrell, has prac-
ticed law in Kansas City since 1865
and is one of the leading members of
the bar in the southwest. He is United
States attorney for the western dis
trict of Missouri.
Maj. Warner was born in Wisconsin
in 1910 and was educated at the Law
renee university in Wisconsin and at
the University of Michigan. He was
admitted to the bar just before the
served with distinction in the Thirty
third and Forty-fourth Wisconsin
regiments. He has held many public
offices, having been city attorney Of
Kansas City in 1867, circuit attorney in
1869 and mayor in 1871. He was United
States district attorney here from 1882
to 1884 and was again appointed to
that position by President Mckinley
In 1898, holding it to the present time.
He represented the Fifth Missouri dis
trict in congress from 1885 to 1889. In
1892 he was a candidate for governor
and in 1887 was voted for by the Re-
publican legislators for United States
senator when the late George G. Vest
was reelected. He was Republican
presidential elector in 1872 and has
been a delegate to every Republican
National convention in the past thirty
years. He was first department COM
mander of the G. A. r. in Missouri
and from 1888 to 1889 was National
commander in chief.
Maj. Warner was offered the position
of commissioner of pensions by Presi-
dent Roosevelt upon the resignation
recently Of Eugene F. Ware, but de-
clined and entered the race for United
States senator.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
TOWER OF CALLED is
NOW NEARLY DESTROYED
Ancient Structure Is Modernized and
viii PC Made Into
Restaurant
speciaI cable to The Herald.

Special Cable to The Herald.
FLORENCE, March 1S.-The historic
thirteenth century building known as
the church tower of Galileo, on the
beautiful hill of Arcetri, above Flor
ence, is now practically destroyed.
The quaint castle and tower has been
reduced by "A third OF its original
height Two new tiers of windows have
been placed in the walls and loggia
added to the world famous stair tower.
In fact the entire structure has been
converted into a modern creation and
1t is believed it is intended for cafe or
restaurant.
The tower was the scene OF the IA
nous meeting between John Milton and
Calico.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
Minister peaIt In stooks
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
WILMINGTON, Del, March 1S.-Rey,
Wilbur Cochran. who has been on trial
before a committee of fifteen Of the
Wilmington Methodist Episcopal con-
ference charged with stock DEALING
was found guilty today and suspended
for one year. The closing address for
the defense was made by the Rev. DR.
j. A. B. Wilson of California. DR.,
Cochran was twice a presiding elder
and twice delegate to the general
conference. .~
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
Minister Gets LONG sentence
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j. March 49,
j. f. Cordova. the unfrocked min
lister, who twice eloped with Julia
Downe of South River and was convict
ed Of abandoning his wife and three
children and assaulting his wife. to-
day was sentenced to serve four years
IN prison. AS soon as sentence was
pronounced Cordova's counsel filed ap-
pllcation for writ of error which will
act as a stay until a decision has been
given In the supreme court in either
June or November.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
NATIONAL GUARD CHANGES
Major General WarfieId Goes on the
Retired List
BY Associated Press.

SACRAMENTO. March 1S.-The re-
signation of r. ii. Warfield as major
general of the national guard, with
his request to be placed on the retired
list. has been announced by the adju-
tant generals office. and the probablll-
ties are that Brig Gen. M. w. Muller
OF Fresno, will be appointed TO succeed
to the vacancy These rapid changes
in this Office. Warfield having been
appointed ON the 18th instant are for
the purpose OF placing these generals
on the retired list. with the highest
ONCE In the national guard, before the
bill goes into effect that does away
with the office OF major general
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19


With the avowed intention of making
gas that will really burn, the Peoples
Gas company of Los Angeles was in
corporated yesterday. Seven leading
business men are named in the direc
torate.
The promoters, who are w. F. Bots
ford, j. B. Lankershim, A. C. Bilicke,
o. T. Johnson, George Chaffey, John
r. Haynes and M. j. Connell, pro-
pose to erect a plant that will be
equal to any of its kind in the United
States.
AS yet the plans are indefinite and
no site has been selected. However,
the directors say they will rush work
on the plant and complete it as early
as possible in order to relieve the con-
ditions now existing in Los Angeles.
I'VE want gas that we can use"
said w. F. Botsford last night. 1T
is something which cannot be bought
at the present time, and if there is no
ture it."
George Chaffey, another member of
the board of directors, said: 1.-The
company has been formed for the pur-
pose of making gas only. We propose
to find a remedy for the gas problems
which are agitating the city at the
present time. AS yet no definite steps
have been taken further than the filing
of the papers of Incorporation. but in
the immediate future we will form a
plan of procedure. We will follow
out to the letter the name which has
been chosen. We are heartily in SYM
pathy with the ordinances passed by
the council regulating gas and expect
to carry them out"
The new concern is capitalized at
$5,0OO000, of which 100000 has been
subscribed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
Mount vesuvlus in Eruption

BY Associated Press
NAPLES. March 1S.-Mount Vesuvius
is again in eruption and Is throwing
out burning lava, red hot stones and
q high column of smoke, while detona-
tions are heard at long distances. The
eruption is attributed TO an earth
quake which was felt for eighty miles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
Spinal Meningitis in Now York

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, March 1S.-Cerebral
spinal meningitis, which has been so
prevalent in New York this winter has
claimed 1856 lives since January 1. Most
of the victims were children. The
health commissioner says the disease
cannot be traced to its source, lis
workings being so mysterious.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
EXPECT oYAMA AT HARDIN
ST. Petersburg UNIFORMED as to the
Army's Condition

BY Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 19.-Re-
ports received from the retiring and
the new commander in chief in Man
churia, which were issued last night,
while relieving the immediate fear of
the Russian people that the Man
churian army is already cut off and
confirming previous information that
the retirement is in full progress, throw
no further light on the condition or
the losses of the army.
The city of Fakoman, which is well
in the Russian rear, has been seized
by forces given out as being Chinese
Continued on Page Twoj
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
PART |


1-GouId making for San Diego.
2-Nothing done about treaty.
3-Sentenced to die.
Part of organized gang.
5-To found home for prisoners.
6-7-Sports.
PART II
1-3-Real estate.
4-7-Classfied advertisements.
8-Real estate.
PART III
5-Deaf and dumb preacher.
6-EditorlaI.
7-Cables.
s--crowds view work of storm.
e-southern California news.
11-Markets.
12-Mourns loss of pet
PART w
Magazine section.
EASTERN
Ten men are killed in mine explosion
Major William Warner is elected senator
from Missouri to succeed Cockrell'
Young girl in indianapolis is endowed
with remarkable spiritualistic power.
FOREIGN
French bankers could get no satisfaction
from czar or his ministers.
Chinese at Harbin much excited over ths
expected arrival of Oyama.
Moscow police discover headquarters OF
revolutonists acting in conjunction with
party in London.
Negro runs amuck overland train ana
frightens passengers with fusillade OF bull
lets. ,.
Gould seeks outlet at San Diego for Texas
Police arrest three men at Cotton sus-
pected Of the ldyllwild burglary
LOCAL
Iocal business men form new company 10
manufacture "burnable'' gas
Board OF education urges voters to favor
proposed bond issue.
John Mcclure. the murderer OF two men.
sentenced to pay the penalty Of his crime ON
Expert testimony introduced yesterday az the
trial Of the civil action against Bartolo Bal
lerlno the ex crib king, for attorneys fees
Library board TO ask council 10 set aside
eround in Central park for library building
Plan 10 widen Mission road 70 100 feet from
Also street 10 eastern boundary Of the city
Fire commission turns down reQpests f1r
laundry permits.
Los Angeles to be distributing point for
Nevada mining district
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
Prominent Priest Dead

SAN JOSE, March lS.-Brother Fran
els Xavier Carvalho, former infirma-
rian and treasurer of Santa Clara col
lege, died tonight at the parish house
Of st. Joseph church. His brother, a
Jesuit priest, died here In the same
house a few years ago. He entered the
order in 1878. and was Al years of age.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
Many Killed In Chile
By Associated Prsss.

By Associated Press
SANTIAGO DE CHILE, March Is.
1O:SO p. MAS result Of the collapse
of the Lyric theater here tonight many
persons were killed or injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California: Cloudy on
Sunday; probably showers; fresh
north winds, changing to west.
Maximum temperature in Los An
aeIes yesterday, 81 degrees; mimi
mum, 49 degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
ADAMS ISSUES
BITING ADDRESS
LEGISLATURE HAS BOWED TO
CORPORATIONS
Denounces in Scathing Terms Dis
honorable Victory DishonorabIy
Won by Corrupt Money
Influences
BY Associated Press.

| By Associated Press.
DENVER, March 1S-Ex- Governor
Alva Adams, who was ousted from
office by the general assembly, tonight
! issued an address "To the people Of
Colorado" 1t consists of about 2500
words and reviews in scathing terms
means of which he was unseated. He
says in part:.
"a man who had held the great office
Of governor so debased himself as to
promise to resign at command if they
would seat him for but day. This
resignation Is a confession that he was
not elected, and one that an honest
man honestly elected would rather die
than give.
I'VE expected fair play. instead of
which the majority of the legislature
has bowed to the dictates of corpora
tions who had selfish need of the gov
ernorship.
most dangerous are often the no-party,
no-conscience heads of great corpora
tions. who use the money and influence
coming from the franchises and priv
ileges that are the gifts of the peo-
pie to control legislation, to dictate
the personnel of courts and officials, to
corrupt at the ballot.
The People Are Honest
"The 100000 Democrats and Republi-
cans in Colorado are honest. They
stand amazed at the crime committed
by their representatives and they ard
emily wait the hour and the day when
they can rebuke the crime and those
responsible for it.
"A legislature cannot repeal the deca-
| lague. A majority cannot make steal
ing respectable.
Integrity is the polar star in the
moral armament and the state or in
dividual that does not sail by it will
come to wreck.
"It was dishonorable victory, dis
honorably won. Let those responsible
look over the cost in cash and indeed
see If they dare give the account to
the public eye.
II want to stand an honest man be-
fore the people of Colorado. Better a
hundred times a private citizen than
hold the highest Office by such a title
The stolen presidency added no luster
to Rutherford B. Hayes. A stolen gov
ernorship will bring only reproach and
disaster to Colorado and Republican,
ism. The theft is to the thief and comes
back most to him."
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
COMPANY EXPECTS TO MAKE
FUEL THAT WILL BURN
CAPITALISTS ARE INTERESTED
Concern incorporates With Stock Of
Five Million Dollars, One Hum
dred Thousand of Which ls
Already Paid In

Z Peoples Gas company Of Los !:
i Angeles. I
I Directors-W. F. Botsford, J. 3. !
I Lankershim, A. c. Bilicke, o. T.
+ johnson, George chaffey, John r.
Z Haynes and M. j. ConneIl. !:
I Capital, five million dollars,
I Paid in, one hundred thousand !
3 dollars. !
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
FOREIGN

Negro runs amuck overland train ana
frightens passengers with fusilade OF bull
let's.
Police arrest three men at Cotton sus-
pected Of the Idyllwild burglary
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
Magazine section.
EASTERN

Ten men are killed in mine explosion
In West Virginia.
Major William Warner is elected senator
from Missouri to succeed Cockreu.
Young girl in indianapolis is endowed
with remarkable spiritualstic power.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-04

miewajacej Ease nieSwiado-
nizszych urzednilkz'6w
poczty pruskiej, komunikuje
fakt, znamienny, jaki mi sic
" tych dniach przytrafi1.
Wys}a}em z Warszawy redak-
torowi ,,Gazety Olsztyhskiej'
W dniu 80 marea r. b. paez-
ke ksiazek, po}oiywszy ma
niej nastepujacy napis: ,,Re-
komendowano. Redak. ga
zety Olszty6skiej." Olsztyn.
Prusy Wschodnie." Napis
naturalnie by} czysto polski.
Ot6z wczoraj poczta po-
graniczna pruska to paczke
mi zwr6ci1a i p~ostawiwszy
PREY wyrazach Olsztyn i Pru-
sy Wschodnie, znaki zapyta-
MIA, opatrzy}a ia napisem:
..Inconnu." - Komunikujac
wan O tenn, przesy}am zdjeta
z poczki opaske, a moe kt6-
nv z pos16w W Berlinie zrobi
z niej w}a6ciwy uzytek. Pro-
see przyjat z~apewnienie sza-
cunku Stanis}aw Be!za."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-04
ZE SLASKA.

BYTOM. Cudem prawie
unikne1o strasznego niesz-
szcze6cia niedawno temu kill
ku g6rnik6w ma kompani
,,Pokoju. Mieli oni zjezdza6
ma nocna szychte do pok1adu
APO metr6w g}ebokiego, lecz
poniewaz jeszcze sic wszyscy
ME zebraIi vice wstrzymali
sic. ze zjazdem, uczekujac
przybycia reszty. Tymczasem
spuszczono ma dol pr6zna sza-
10, kt6ra sic nagle urwa}a,s spa
dajac 300 metr6w g}eboko, i
rozbijajac sic ma kawa}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-04
@
. WIESCI Z OJCZYZNY =
2 POZNANSKIEGO.

N Niezwyk}a zdo-
bycza mySliwska poszczycic
sic moe dzierzawca parku
Wiktoryi pod Poznaniem. "
czwartek z~auwazy& on oko}o
po4udnia jakiegoS ogromnego
ptaka, krazacego mad ogro-
dem W znacznej wysokosci.
Me chcac swego licznego dro-
blu naraza6 ma pewna zag}a-
de i pragnac zarazem zapew-
mic sobie strza}owe, jake sic
wyp}aca "a ubicie drapiezne-
go ptaka pobieg} szybko pc
fuzye i celnym strza}em po-
}ozy} napastnika ma miejscu
trupem. Me byl to jednak
AMI krogulec, ami jastrzab,
kt6re u mas dose czesto spo-
tyka6 MONA, lecz orze} OIL
brzymich wprost rozmiar6w,
mierzacy, z rozpostartemi
skrzyd}ami przesz}o 2 metry.
Zagadkowem tylko w~ydawa}o
sic zkad wzia} sic W okoli-
each naszych ten ptak kr6-
lewski. Niebawem sic szagad-
ka w~yjasni}a. Prey wyprawia-
niu or}a, kt6rego nastepnie
umieszczono mad g}6wna bra
ma ku postrachowi innych
drapieznik6w, znaleziono ma
Level nodze delikatna obra-
czke metalowa, a ma niej W
jezyku francuskim wyryte
s}owa: "A. Milhaud, wedrow-
ma menazerya W Genewie".
Widocznie orze} przez nieo-
stroznosc doz6rcy wydosta}
sic z klatki i przylecia} z,
Szwajcaryi W nasze knieje,
gdzie przecieto pasmo dni
jego zywota.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-04

BYDGOSZCZ. Ucze6 han
dlowy Arnim Paetzold, syn
tutejszego urzednika rejencyi,
stawa} pred tutejsza izba
karna FL BIN. oskarzony O
%rozmyslne podpalenie W 10
przypadkach. Zrazu powatpie-
wano, czy 6w m}odzieniec Jest
PREY zdrowych zmys}ach, je-
dnakowoz fizyk powiatowy i
dyrektor zak}adu ob}akanych
W Dziekance stwierdzili, re
podpa}acz pope}ni} zbrodnie
z wszelka swiadomoScia, cho-
ciaz poznac MONA u niego
pewien rodzaj ograniczenia
umys1owego. Oskarzony cho-
dill do tutejszej szko}y oby-
watelskiej i by} uczniem klas
nizszych W szkole realnej. W
terminie przyzna} sic do
podpalenia W dw6ch przy-
padkach. Tribunal skaza} go
ma og6lna kare 5 lat zwyk}e-
go wiezienia, poniewaz W
czasie spe}nienia zbrodni ME
mia} jeszcze lat Is, inaczej
czeka}oby go wiezienie W do
mu karnym.