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The sun., 1905-09-04
From q japanese Christian.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SrN-Sir: thank
you very much for the publication Of Mr..
Clemens's view In THE Sun on the loss OF
the emancipation OF the Russian people 1t
was one Of the important points in my prayer
that this war should be special blessing
upon the Russian people for their freedom.
Now fear very much that the high mission
of this war shall be defeated entirely by the
premature peace. at leart in this sense. /
sincerely agree with Mr.. Samuel L. Clemens.
He said just what wanted TO say.
am a Japanese traveller. just passing
through the States for home from Europe.
1 have also some serious Impressions for our
own people with regard to tho peace just
decided, but this is the most touching and
serious to me, 80 that only could comfort
q little myself by expressing my gratitude to
you In very poor English.
JAPANESE CHRISTIAN.
NEW York. Sent. 1.
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that there are important deposits OF
steaming coal" in Cebu, and this coal
has been proved by practical tests in
steamships in Philippine waters to do
very we'll indeed" He calculates that
it should be put on the Manila market
at ss.25 a ton, as against about S. for
Japanese and SO for Australian coal.
He reports also the known existence OF
coal in Mindanao "a vast island which
is as yet unexplored geologioally.'
The sun., 1905-09-04

To THE EDITION OF TEE SuN-Str: In your Cd,
toral Of this morning you say: Wen bet there's
plenty Of Yankee accent In Vermont STILL" You
win had to 80 up thero tho other day To sec a
man about drag. He told me about farm he
purchased Up Green Mountain way.
Il he'd yeariin' cult" said my friend, "an' a
feller come erlonE one day an says. 'Hummuch
fr tn cutf An says, 'Hunderd an twenty
an he says. Trade yeh even fr hunderd an twenty
acres up burlington way. an thought, he'll, they
amt no hunderd an twenty acres o. land ain I
wuth . much = a yearin cult. 40 traded.
Well, sir. I went up t'other day 10 see tn hun.
derd an twenty acrcs-he meanwhile a.hav'n,
Of said cut-Hamb,etonan goods yeh'd wanto
see-sn swaow 2 them hunderd an twenty acres
want q little bit NORM perpendicla n.
WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. ?.
The sun., 1905-09-04
rir,t Benefits Of = Paid Fire Department n

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Str: Far Rockaway
has rlrSady had Its frst beneft from the paid New
York Fire Department Capt. McCartie OF the
engine company. Ct personn! risk, stopped 9 ran
away horse In the main street. II was dificult
and dangerous thing to do for the horse had neither
bride nor harness on. Simply halter, having
been frightened while on the way TO blacksmith's
shop.
Capt McCartie. on hearing shouts. rushed out Of
the cngiae house and grabbed the dangling halter
rope. Far Rockaway feels a bit easier. knowing
that men Of his stamp guard her interests.
FAR RocKAwAY, Sept. 2. Z. M. SALMON.
The sun., 1905-09-04
Jcn and Bob.

White county Ark. had gathered In
her beauty and her chivalry at Griffiths-
vile barbecue the other day. The pro-
logue to this feast was joint public
discussion between the Hon. JEFF DAVIS,
Governor of Arkansas and candidate for
Senator in Congress, and the Hon. BOB
ROGERS, Attorney General that is and
Governor that would he. Governor
DAVIS used to be State Attorney General
Like Mr.. ROGERS, he is doubtless man
of wide legal knowledge, immense dig
nifty and profound respect for the law.
We don't know whether Mr.. ROGERS
makes speeches in his shirt sleeves or
not. Possibly he doesn't possess this
art Of his great antagonist.
For DAVIS and RooERs are not sym
pathetic one to the other. Not long ago
JEFF said in a public speech that he
would rather his political corpse be
stretched across the Gubernatorial
doorway than that a certain candidate
for Governor be elected" Bob is the
candidate to bar whose way JEFF is will
ing to be stretched. BOB seems to have
objected to this line Of argument. At
Higginson, on the DAD to the barbecue
grounds, BOB approached JEFF and
warned him not to make any reflections
upon his personal character. It was
reported that the penalty for disregard
ing this warning would be death, and
plenty of it.
At Griflthsville JEFF, who ia an e1-
cellent actor, said with visible emotion:
"1 see the Attorney General here TO day and
am going to tell you what he did this morning.
He met me in tho hall Of the hotel At Higginson IN
the presence OF WILLIAM A. Hr.LxR Of Sesroy. and
in boisterous way told me II said certain things
here to day In my speech to bis private character
he would kill me. What do you think Of an A..
torney General running for Governor going around
threatening 10 commit murder' want TO say
that do not think bob Rooms ought TO be elected
your Governor"
Then BOB gave his version. II met
the Governor at the hotel this morning, v
he said "and told him to say what he
pleased about my public record, but not
to 60 into my private character. II
DAVIS did, I would hurt him
Hurt" is admirably vague and euphe-
mistic. Was it, say, punching word
a kicking word, or killing word?
JEFF now interjected this question;
"Did you not say you would kill me?'
Bob replied firmly. but with little or nQ
imitation of phrase:
81 think l said I'm hurt you.' but II You Insist
and tell an Infamous falsehood thet reflects upon
my mother and family. will make my word good"
The lawyer can't be permitted to be q
brake upon the man. AS a man and an
Arkansan BOB must keep his word.
As an Attorney General he may not
commit murder but he may kill. And
easily, without effort. although he is a
man of peace and OF a dovelike mien:
"'Look at me- continued Mr.. RooERs. turning
to the crowd Do look like . dangerous mani
Search me and take the cannon on me- Turning
again to Governor DAyIs. Mr.. ROOMS said: XIII
YOU, Why. / can take corncob with . lightning
bug on the end Of II and make you Jump into the
Arkansas River"
JEFF made no reply What could
he say? The corncob and lightning bug
must have brought down the house.
We have long had a sincere fondness for
JEFF, but we must admit that BOB ties
and perhaps beats him,
The sun., 1905-09-04
4 GeorEian's VIII.

A correspondent sends us a copy OF an Old will
on record In the once OF the ordinary Of Lumrssn
county. Ga. After appointing three exer''
tors, he "solcmniy" requests them 10 law y.
Nicholson to the full extent OF the law. | lmpue
my cramp collie TO his injustice 10 me-" He further
requests that they nay themselves and cur auo''
ncys and spend as much as is necessary In buying
a slab and place on II: Here lies the remains OF
s. Douglas Crane. Born the 9Th OF NoverhtT
1900 who served Ave years In the Georgia Legs
ature and never lost a day: and dies In the 'iN
faith Of the Methodist doctrine and In full nope
TO which church he Wills 3So.'" In conclusion the
testator requests TO be buried on the hghc'' MI
In the graveyard with the honors Of war. Colorr'
salute"
The sun., 1905-09-04

BY an unfortunate typographical error
In Mr.. GOODWIN SMITHS letter on Free
Thought and Guardianship" printed yes
terday, the remark Of Bishop BUTLER that
the first step toward the attainment Of
truth is the frank abandonment Of that
which reason, our only guide, has dis
proved, was attributed to Bishop POTTER.
The sun., 1905-09-04
Fudge and Chee.

To rHE EDITOR OF THE suS-sfr: Referring TO
D. b. KS demand for ghee. what's the matter with
plain United States fudge. II Ia made OF sugar
and butter. with chocolate added sometimes. II is
good In cool weather. cat II myself-when !
think nobody Ia looking. We
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept. ?.
The sun., 1905-09-04

may say that have never done three things.
have never taken q drink, told a lie or had my
nails polished. Hon. GEoRas WARRINGTON
PLUNKIIT.
And yet this noble old statesman was cast
of by the voters and defeated for Office by
an ungrateful New York constituency only
last fall
The sun., 1905-09-04

These figures are rather startling, but |
believe them to be correct. They are founded
upon the tables of the Stat'',.cal Abstract
1t seems to me that they show us that some
recent writer's have been inclined to take
TOO rose colored view Of the temperance
situation WM. p. F. FERGUSON.
New YORK Sept O.
The sun., 1905-09-04

The figures OF withdrawal OF beer for con-
sumption for the fiscal year 1905 show an in
crease IN the total cMonsumption M OF more than
OF spirits show small reduction, about $40
OF one per cent Imports do not seem to be
and the estimate of population for the year Is
decided. it is impossible to say whether We
have drunk more or less per capita during
the past year Reduced to pure alcohol"
the per capita consumption. all liquors in
Clndad l figure as follows:
The sun., 1905-09-04

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuS--Str: In an er,idite
essay on the absorbing topic OF The Hen That
Couldn't Make an Omelet." an evening paper Of
saffron hue remarks:
Make your list OF the worlds ten greatest wrl-
ten-Homer. Dante, Shakespeare, Goethe. Molere.
Don ouixote. &c.-is there womans name to be
found among themi"
VIII you kindly inform me where can obtain
the works OF Don cu!zo,e ard obl!ge. ,cY.s.
NRw YORK. Sept 3.
The sun., 1905-09-04
Prince Louis. Fatal Weakness.

From hc Guelph Me,turV.
Prince Louis. that model OF good manners. y"
one fatal weakness He invariably forgcts n hA'
ton his last vest button.
The sun., 1905-09-04

The sums paid by the smaller societies
are said to exceed greatly even this
amount, and in neither account is there
included, evidently, the charge and pay
ment known as the strike benefit, that
form of ammunition by which life is
often gwen to industrial conflicts, The
Cigarmakers' International Union, or
ganized in 1879, reports that up to jan
nary I, 1905, it's total of benefits paid for
all purposes has aggregated the very
considerable sum Of se,4le,52o. A little
more than 100000 Of this has been
paid for strike benefits. The sick bene-
fits have aggregated little more than
1000 900, and the death benefits 81 $780,
900. The organization now numbers
about 4o, 900 members and has treasury
balance of nearly 100000.
Viewing the question in its broadest
aspect, it can hardly be claimed that the
gains Of unionism, as an institution
have Offset its losses during the last few
The sun., 1905-09-04
EHOneration.

Knicker-vas ne vindicated,
Bocker-Yes. the pot called the kettle white.
The sun., 1905-09-04
All Hail! Labor Day:

Mr.. SAMUEL GoMPERs, president OF the
American Federation of Labor, salutes
his followers in an editorial article in the
September number of the official maga-
zine Of the organization, He opens his
Retrospect and Prospect" thus
Sincerely. cordially and with all vgor we
greet the hosts Of labor OF America with the fra
ternal Hall. All Hail Labor Day May you. the
toilers OF our land learn your full rights. have the
understanding and the manhood to achieve them"
While we may not be in entire accord
with Mr. GoMPERs in his view OF the
meaning OF the rights" OF labor, we
subscribe to his exordium and add our
sincere and cordial Hail"
The American Federation of Labor.
was organized twenty-four years ago,
in time Of industrial confusion. From
feeble infancy it has grown to sturdy
strength and a membership Of about
one and three-quarter millions, THE
SUN has criticized its follies and con-
demned its evils, both Of WHICH have,
unfortunately, found too frequent mani
festation. But we heartily agree with
the statement recently made by Judge
f.. H. GARY, the chairman Of the board
of directors Of the United States Steel
Corporation, that labor unions, prop
erly managed, are benefit to the work.
ingmen." We go even further and say
that, properly managed, labor unions
are benefit to society A difference
between the public opinion of to-day
and that OF quarter of n century ago is
found in the fact that most thinking men
now indorse the foregoing sentiments.
For the change in the public attitude on
the labor question, unionism is in no
small measure responsible, The sounder
element in organized labor, the little
noticed majority which chooses sane
leaders for its local organizations, makes
no unreasonable demands. and does not
by selfish activities disturb the interests
of the country and antagonize public
opinion, has made trade unionism re-
spectacle and respected.
There is one feature of unionism with
which the public ia little familiar. That
is the system Of financial benefits to
members. The figures for the large
sum annually paid by the hundreds of
local organizations are. not Immediately
available The sums paid by the larger
bodies known as the international or
ganizations are reported as follows for
the year ended September, 1904:
The sun., 1905-09-04

n our friends rho t1ror US Uah mdnuScrfpls Io'
pubcofon ut,h 10 hare rsetisd articles rfurned heV
mu,, IN oll cases send stamp, for that purpose.
The sun., 1905-09-04

Published By The Sun Printing and Publishing
Association at 40 Nassau street. IN the oorouen
Mt Nsnhatsn New York
The sun., 1905-09-04
IN DEFENSE OF NICARAGUA.

NEW YORK. Sept. !.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-01
R6zne notatkI teIegraf1czna.

- Niejad Bogdanow nabn armate
kula strzelil W dniu swieta Jordanu
do pa5acu cara W Petersburgu. Bog
danow nalezaI do tajnego towarzy'
stwa anarchist6w.
Ma ulicach Petersburga zgineio "
dniu % stycznia e6 os6b. 2 liczby 233
ranionych umario dotychczas 81 os6b.
- Stan zdrowia chorego ma zapale-
ME p3uc ksiecia Eitla, syna cesarza
Wilhelma ME przestaje niepokoiG le-
karzy.
- Dr. Jastrow, professor ekonomn
politycznej W Berlinie. nawoauje kup-
cow niemiechch. a&sby swoich sy-
now ksztaicili podobnie. jak to czy-
MIA kupcy amerykahscy.
w Monachium chciano otruG ak
torke Reubke. W pudesku Cd cuher-
k6w posiano jej iadowita zmije. Ia
mach ME powi6d{ sic.
- skutkiem .strajku weglarzy "
Niemczech, fabryh So Emuszene ogra-
niezac produkcye. 49,.
- C6rka N6lar Edwarda, ksie&nicz-
ka Wiktorya, musiala sic poddae ope-
racyi slepej hszh.
- We W}oszech pada8 "czerwony
snieg". Wiatr pofudniowy przyni6sl
czerwony pys sachary, ,kt6ry zmieszas
sic padajacym 6uiegiem I nadal mu
barwe czerwona-
- Pred miedzynarodows komisya
" Paryzu zeznawali wczoraj .oficero.
vie rosyjscy - pod s3owem honoru -
70 wtdzieli ma morzu P61nocnem ME
przyjacielskie oNety.
- Serbsh minister nnansow zrezy.
gnowas, poniewaa zelzyl go prywatny
sekretarz kr6la Piotra.
Prezydent Roosevelt wr6cil
wczoraj Ffladelfii do Waszyngtonu.
: Fr. o. Olson, wiceprezydent ma
czelnik ruchu kolei Sandusky and
Southwestern, piaciI W New Yorku
rachunh hotelowe falszywymi cze-
kami.
- w GuaQuino Caro-, Cal. zamor-
dowano niewidoma, 17-letnia dziew-
czyne. Zabrano nastepnie z jej kufra
$500 kosztownosci.
- Niezgoda panuje miedzy fabry-
kantami robotnikami we Fall River,
Mass, gdzie istnieje Hczna kolonia
polska.
- Wfasciciele rzezalh beda karani
kryminalnie, jezeH ME zaprzestana
swych oszukanczych praktyk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-01

vie korzystaja z wolnych bile
tow jazdy, ofiarowanych i'm
przez kompanie i zapytuje, czy
sedziowie moga bezstronnie sa-
die sprawy o odszkodowanie
tych osob, ktore why zarza-
dow kolejowych nabawiay sic ka-
lectwa lub. zostaly osierocone.
Comerford jest tego 0dania, re
wolne bilety jazdy stanowia je-
dino giownych zrodel korrup-
cyl.
New York, 1go lutego. - Po-
wstala tutaj stala organizacya,
do ktorej przystapiso SO unij, Ii
czacych ogoem $4,000 rzemiesl-
nikow budowlanych. Kazda ga
iaz rzemiosla wybiera S delega-
tow, a ci wybierajs z posrod
walking delegates" tax zwany
BOARD of Representatives" kto-
rego zadaniem rozstrzygae wszy-
stkie spory miedzy pracodawca-
mi a robotnikami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-01
KROTKIE RO1ATKI MlEJSKIE.

- Wczoraj odbyl sic egzamin s}uzby
cywilnej kandydatow ma superinten-
denta robot przy reperacyach dla de-
partamentu policyi. 16 osob zgiosiso
sie do egzaminu
- Wczoraj az try osoby umaray ns
ospe; tych jedno dwuletnie dziecko
W mieszkaniu rodzicow, ktorzy ME
wezwali lekarza, ME wiedzac, IL dzie-
cko chore jest ma ospe. a dwo1e "
szpttalu izolacyjnym.
W pospiesznym pociagu kolei
Chicago and Northwestern wczora1
nagle zachorowaia 60-letnia Jennie l.
verson W POI godziny p6zniej umar-
Ia, pomimo. ae jadacy mia pewfen do
ktor, natychmiast stara1 sic pospie-
szye jej pomoca.
= W Coliseum Annex odbywa sie
dis / jutro wystawa psow. So tam,
miedzy innemi. diva psy wartosc 20
$2,500 kazdy.
- Dezerter John T. O'Grady. h6ry
zbiegl armii st. zjednoczonych 2ogo
lstopada Z powodu, 70 ME miaa ocho-
ty udat sic ma Filipiny, zostal wczoraj
aresztowany.
- Prokurator dystryktowy zwiazko-
wy Bethea zamierza teraz wytoczyG
procesy kolejno wszysthm czlonkon
trustu miesnego. przeciw ktoremu mai
wyzszy trybunai Stan6w zjednoczo-
nych juz wydaI zakaz sadowy, skoro
nastapi najlzejsze wyhoczenie pre-
civ zakazowi
- Jutro godzinie II rano odbs
die sic ceremonial urzedowego otwar.
cia wykohczonego waasnie mostu M
18 ulicy. W obec burmistrza Harriso-
ma 1 innych urzednik6w mie5skich.
- Jutro wieczorem odbedzie sic na
miesiecznem zebraniu c. Y. p. O. T.
q. W kosciele metodyslim ma Clark
Washington str. odczyt Johna R. Ra.
thom, czionka redakcyi Record He-
raid" ma temat: Chicago Foreign q
ITEMS. Wstep bezpiatny
- PAM Mary Gillett. AT. 44th ave.
wczoraj W skutek ataku parali4u upa-
dia ma rozgrzany piec poparzyia sic
smiertelnie.
w miesiacu styczniu " Chicago
nie mniej ni4 81 os6b utraciio sycie
" skutek wypadkow koletowych. O.
procz tego tramwaje zabify 0 osob. .
ma g6rnych kole1ach zelaznych 3 oso-
by zostaiy zabite.
- w "Zion City szarlatana Dowie
umari wczoraj 'starszy" Martin May
den, W poniedziaiek uderzony przez
pociag koledowy zmaray do ostatniej
ohwin ME chcial dopuscic lekarzy. u
fajac, ze mu pomogs modlitwy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-01
TELEGRAMY.

Wrocsaw, 1go lutego. - TT
tejsi kupcy zapowiadaja, re we
fabrycznych miastach W Polsce
zarzadzony zostanie ogolny
strajk. Wstrzymano wyseike to-
warow do Warszawy i Lodzi'
LODI wyglada jak oblegana
twierdza. Oddzia1y wojska zlozo-
ne z 50 ludzi chodza ciagle po u
leach utrzymuja porzadek.
Wszystkie sklady So zamkniete,
a piekarnie So oblegane przez
biednych, 1akngcych chleba.
Warszawa. - Rozruchy rozpo-
czay sic W piatek, kiedy 1900
strajkier6w postanowilo Emusic
wszystkie fabryki do zaprzesta-
MIA ruchu. Spokoini mieszkahcy
zaopatrzyli sic W zywnose i ME
wychodza mieszkan. 0 5 godzi-
ME strajkierzy rzucali kamienla-
mi ma policye i zandarmow, a
wojsko przywrocilo porzadek o
10 godzinie, 2 robotnikow pole
glo. w sobote powtorzyly sic
rozruchy, a do straikierow przy-
laczyly sic handy z}odziei rabu-
SLOW. Zniszczono telefony, "a
trzymywano wozy, wlamywano
sic do sklepow, dopuszczano sic
rabunku podpalania domow i
fabryk. Strawberry strzelali re-
wolwer6w, ,lecz wreszcie udalo,
sic woisku rozpedzit demon
strantow. TAX opisuje ostatnie
zaburzenia "Kuryer Warsaw
ski.
Warszawa. 1go lutego. - w
poniedzia1ek zabito W roznych
dzielnicach miasta 7 osob, a VIE
lie osob zosta1o ranionych. Pogo
towie ratrnkowe ME byio czyn-
ne, komunikacya telefoniczna
ustala. Wszystkie bramy domow
So zamkniete, a straze wpuszcza-
ja I wypuszczaja tylko lokato-
row.
Petersburg, 1go lutego. - Ii
terat Gorgi jest aresztowany,
1ecz ME ma powodu skazywae go
ma wieksza kare, a zwsaszcza ma
powieszenie. w Jekaterynosla-
wiu istnieje strsik i ME wychodza
gazety. W. Grodnie 1000 ludzi
zburzyso urzad pocztowy, tele-
graficzny i zrabowano szynki.
w Lodzi istnieje strajk, lecz pa
nuje poczadek. w lGoskwie, Mi
tawie i Kownie rototnicy wrociI
do piracy.
Petersburg, 1go lutego. -
Wielli ksiaze Wiodzimierz t}o-
maezyl horespondentom gazet, re
rzad wiedzial, IL poza spokojny-
mi robotnikami, ktorym przewo-
dzis duchowny, stoja socyalisci i
anarchisci z daleko siegajacymi
plananli, ktorzy robotnikow uzy-
Ii tyiko "a swe narzedzia. Me
ktorzy anarchisci byli nawet
przebrani "a popow, azeby tenn
skuteczniejsza rozwijae mog4i a
gitacye. Rad musial speanie
swoj obowiazek oczyscic miasto
anarchistycznych zywio}ow.
Ostrzegano lnd plakatami, azeby
ME gromadzil sic na ulicach,
gazety rozpisuja sic nieslusznie
o gwaitach, popelnianych przez
wojsho, zamilczajae wypadki
znecanie sic przez motloch mad
oficerami, t1t6rzy spelniali swoj
obowiazek.
Mukden, Igo lutego. = Straty
rosyjskie W ostatniej bitwie wy
nosza 10000 1udzi. Najwiecej=u-.,
cierpiai korpus Stakelberga. RAJ.
na generala Miszczerikf jest ME-
bezpieczna, gdyz ma On strzaska-
Aa koianos Kondratowisz ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-01

znica ME byl W stanie zatrzymae
wozu, kiedy chlopiec niespodzia-
ME podbieg, pred bonie.
Szybko 60 schwycii.
James Stuart Wilson, konduk-
tor kolei Denver and Rio Gran
de, kt6remu powierzano. takze
sprzedaz biletow jazdy, zdefrau-
dowal okoto $4,000 z Denver,
Colo, przyby, onegdaj do Chica-
60 z pieniadzmi W ten sposob ma
bytemi. Miejscy tajni policyanci
Bailey O'Connell, kt6rzy posia-
dali rysopis defraudants, made
slany telegraficznie, aresztowali
60 ma dworcu Union i zawiedli
60 do giownej kwatery policyj-
nej. Przybeda tu po niego detek-
tywi Colorado zawioza 60 ma
powrot do Denver, Colo., gdzie
odbedzie sic jego process.
Hoch.
Aresztowany w New Yorku
Johann Hoch czy Hook czy ia
cob Schmidt, moze przeciez be-
die procesowany o trucie ION.
w zoiadku wydobytych grobu
zwiok jednej ostatnich, jego
ION, Nary Welker, znaleziono
juz slady trucizny, a policya sa-
dzi, re najmniej tuzin ION Hocha
umarlo otrutych. Dotychczas
przekonano sic, re Hoch ozeni,
sic 28 kobietami; z tych wiele
unnarto, inne jeszcze zyja.
Pierwszv raz podobno ozenil sic
W Wiedniu, w roku 1887; potem
W Essen, gdzie opuscii zone !
czworo dzieci, popelniwszy jesz-
cze jakas defraudacya bankowa.
Try jego tutejsze zony, ktore
maja swiadkow, IL niemi sic o.
zenii, wystapia na razie jake o.
skarzycielki o wielozehstwo.