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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-03
MANY GOING
TO ARIZONA
FAIRMoNT WILL HAVE QUITE A
COLONY IN ROCKY NOUN
TAIN REGION.

A party Of F'airmont people who will
leave here in the near future for Phoe-
nix. Arizona. are Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Reeves. Misses Iva Lake and Lola
Nay and Mr.. Fay Lake. Miss Lake
and Mr. Lake go to Join their sister.
Miss Jeanette Lake. who went to Ari-
zona several months ago and Is now
engaged in teaching school. Miss Iva
Lake and Miss Nay are both steno.
graphers and expect to locate there.
Mr. Reeves and Mr.. Lake will also so
in business in Phoenix.
Fairmont will have quite a repre-.
scntation in Phoenix this winter, sew
eral other people from this city and
vicinity having become residents o.
that section. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ice
have resided In Phoenix for several
years and Mr.. Curt Miller has also
become resident of that city. Miss
Villa Hickman, n former public school
teacher. is also there and IS engaged
in teaching. Walter ]. Reeves is a
teacher who went from here there.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-03
SAME MINISTER
TIED BOTH KNOTS
WOMAN AND INTENDED HUSBAND
JouRNEYED LONG WAY TO
HAVE CEREMONY PER.
FORMED.

sTEUBENvILLE. Ohio. Oct. 3. :
In order to have the same minister
perform the ceremony that would
make her the wife of a second nus.
band, Mrs. Odessa Kidd journeyed all
the way from Kimbolton, o.. to this
city, with her intended husband, Frank
L. Mathews. of North Salem, to have
Rev. E. S. Bowers. pastor OF the Win.
tersville NJ. E. Church, say the words
that made them husband and wife.
The marriage was performed at the
Imperial hotel yesterday afternoon.
Mathews was married four years ago
to Robert Kidd, the ceremony being
performed at Kimbolton. Rev. Bow.
ers was transferred to wintersville,
and when she decided to take second
sail on the matrimonial sea, her first
husband dying one year after their
marriage. she thought It would be
nice to have her old minister, Rev.
Bowers. otficiate. The intended hus.
band was consulted and as he made
no objection to the plan It was carried
out.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-03
miner KILLED BY
FALL OF Slate
BODY WAS NOT FOUND FOR SEW
ERAL HOURS AFTER HIS
DEATH.

Taui Kinkos, a Slavlsh miner at
Montana, was killed by fall of slate
yesterday. When he did not show. ur
for supper a search was started and
his body was discovered about
o'clock last night. From all appear
ances he had been dead for several
hours. A good many of the Slavish
work alone and for this reason his
body was not discovered sooner. Kin,
kos was single man aged 20. The
body was brought to Fairmont. on the
noon train and the funeral was held
this afternoon.
The silver of slate which caused his
death was about 9 inches thick and
weighed several hundred pounds. Mine
Inspector R. S. LaRue, OF the First
mining district, made an investigation
this morning, but he has not made d
report yet.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-03
SENATOR ELKINs
HERE YESTERDAY. ( J & Il J 4
WAS IN TOWN AsouTTWoiAouRss
LAST EVENING EN- ROUTE
TO MoReANToWN,

FaIrmont had Senator EIklns for a
visitor about two hours last evening,
but very few people knew about ii. BE
came in on SIS and stopped at the Tay-
ern until the train left for Morgan.
town. AS usual he had nothing foe
publication but a representative of the
West yirginian talked over some
things with him which would make
very interesting reading. Sen. Elkins
is very much Interested in the matter
OF selecting candidate for Governor
upon whom all Republicans can unite
and who will be a standard bearer %
whom all can be Justly proud.
His visit to Morgantowni is on bust.
ness, but Il is pretty hard to keep pol,
itcs out of business at the season OF
the year. The Senator, half way prom
ised to stop on a day at iFaIrmont
on his return from SMorgantown.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-03
PAID PENALTY
ITALIANS HANGED FOR MURDER
OF PLATO ALsANEsE WITH
A RAZOR IN 1906.

LANCASTER, Pa Oct. 3.-Delerc
Carlue Rodelll and Celolne. Italians
were hanged to-day for the murder OF
Plato Albanese. whom they hacked
to death with a razor on the night Of
August 80. 1906. The victim was sleep.
ing with fourteen other Italians in a
shanty at gap on the Pennsylvania
railroad on which they were doing CON
structlon work. The murderers awak'
ened the victim in the dead Of the
night and one by one demanded mon
ey. Albanese resisted with a razor
The thieves literally cut the man to
pieces, then fired revolver shots into
his body.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-03
10000 FIRE
FIGHTERS IN Line
BIG MEETING AT PITTsBuRe-PA,
RAoE WAS MAGNIFICENT
SPECTACLE.

PITTSBURG. Pa, Oct. 3.-Ten thou.
sand of Pennsylvania's gallant fire
fighters paraded to-day along the
streets thronged with cheering crowds
marking the feature OF the convention
OF the Pennsylvania State FIremen's
Association. Ideal weather conditions,
sun shining brightly. Old volunteer
companies received oyatIons. Many OF
the older men rode In carriages, be.
Ing too feeble to stand the long march.
Two hundred representatives from
Greensburg with two bands was one
OF the features OF the parade. They
we're given a big ovation. Fifty men
from Uniontown made fine showing.
At the end Of the parade late this af.
ternoon prizes were awarded for va.
rlous turn outs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-03
TRIED TO KILL
AN OFFICER
muRoERous ASSAULT ON NIGHT
CHIEF OF POLICE JAMES
SHEA, OF WESTON.

WESTON. Oct. IA murderous at.
tempt was made upon the life Of Night
Chief Of Police James Shea Tuesday
midnight. Shea was called by phone
to Connell's saloon to quell a disturb.
ance that Frank Washburn and Har.
ry Pritchard seemed to be having with
a stranger.
Shea arrested washburn and started
to lock him up. On the way to the
jail Pritchard interfered, and Wash.
burn got away, and with rock broke
shea's upper and lower Jaw bones
and knocked nearly all his teeth out.
When aid reached him, Shea was un.
conscious and his condition now Is
critical.
Washburn aud Prltchard were given
a hearing before Squire Davis, and
sent to jail to await the action Of the
grand Jury.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-03
TROPHIES.
Team Championship.

The E. I. du Pont de Nemours Pow.
der Company has donated a silver
plaque. to be known as "The du Pont
Trophy" and emblematic OF the five
men team championship OF the League
and to be shot for under the condi.
tions stated on page 10.
{. Individual Championship.
The League management offers a
solid gold medal to be known as '"The
League Individual Championship Mel.
all emblematlc of the individual
championship Of the League. and to
be shot for under the conditions stat.
ed on page II.
; Club Trophies<
The Hunter Arms Company has do.
mated a @Belleek" vase to each ,cfrb
9.as5t tcontInued on Page EIaht.l 77 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-03
BODY OF PERCY
DIGBY IS FOUND
WAS FLOATING IN
The Ohio RIVER

PITTSBUl,Ci. Pa. OCT. 3.-A body
found this morning floating In the
Ohio river was identified at the
morgue as that Of Percy DIgby, the
Allegheny county law librarian. who
disappeared last Friday. George T
Dlgby, Of Wheeling. ". Va. and H. C,
Digby, of Duquesne Heights, brothers,
identified the body.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-03

these as the only. or the chief. types
in our national lie. 1t was not OF
fnucS consequence whether Dickens
:Eaia such an error or not. but it
would be OF great consequence II we
ourselves did; for foolish pess!mism
Is an even great blot OF healthy ma
tional growth than 4 :ooiish optinl-
ism. 1t was not that Dickens inyent-
ed characters or scenes that had no
basis in fact: on the contrary. what
lie said was true. as far as 1t went;
the trouble was that out OF many such
half truths he made picture which
as n whole was absurd: for often Il
half truth is the most dangerous false
hood. It would be simply silly to be
snsry over Martin Chuzzlewl,: OH
the contrary, read 1t. be amused by
1t. profit by it: and don't be mlsle,l
by 1t. Keep a lively watch against
the rresent-lay Pograms and Bricks:
but above all. distrust the man who
would persuade you 10 feel dowIheart.
ed about the country because OF thegs
same Pograms and Bricks. past or
present. It would be foolish to ig-
nOre their existence. for the exist
ence Of anything else that is bad IN
our national life: but It would be even
more foolish to ignore the vaster
forces that tell for righteousness.
Friends. there is every reason why VIC
should fight whatever is evil In the
present. But there Is also every rea-
son why we should feel sturdy ani
confident hope for the future. There
are many wrongs to right: there are
many and powerful wrong doers
against whom to war; and 1t would he
base TO shrink from the contest, or
to fail to wage 1t with high, reso-
lutte Will. But am sure that We shall
win In the contest. because know
that the heart OF our people Is sound
Our average men and women are good
men and women-and this is true in
all sections of our country and among
all classes Of our countrymen. There
is no other nation on earth with such
vast natural resources. or with such
a high standard of living and of indus.
trial efficiency among its workers. We
have as n nation on era OF unexampled
prosperity ahead of us; we shall en-.
Joy 1t. and our children will enjoy it
after us. The trend OF well.being in
this country Is upward. not down.
ward; and this is the trend In the
things Of the soul as well as In the
things OF the body.
Government in It's application is
often complicated and delicate work.
but the principles Of government are.
after all, fairly simple. In a broad
general way we should apply In the
affairs Of the national administration,
which deals with the interests OF all
our eighty-odd millions of people. Just
the same rules that are necessary in
getting on with our nelghbors in our
several neighborhoods; and the ma.
ton as a whole should show substan.
TALLY the same qualities that we would
expect an honorable man to show in
dealing with his fellows. To illus.
trate this, consider for a moment two
phases OF governmental action.
international Affairs.
First as to international affairs.
Among your own nelghbors, among
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-03
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-03

WATCH THE PAPERS FOR AN.
NouNcEMENT. OF THE GREAT 9TH
ANNIVERSARY SALE AT THE FA.
NOUS STORE TO BEGIN sATUR.
DAY, OCTOBER 18TH. Ct
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-03
introductory.

"Thc objects OF the League shall
Be to promote trap shooting ami other
field sports, TO enforce the game and
fish laws OF the State of West vir.
ginia and to create a sentiment
against the killing OF game and fish in
hosgish or unfair manner"
Fairmont Gun Club. Falrmont, W.
Va.
Grafton Rod and Gun Club, Grafton.
W. ra.
MnnnInston Gun Club, MauningtOu.
W. va.
Recreation Rod and Gun Club, Nor.
gantown. W. Va. o
Jacksonburg Gun Club. Jackson.
burg, ". Va.
Board of Control.
y. o. McNeciy. ciy.............. President
FaIrmont Gun Club.
L. L. Lantz. Vice President
JathSOHbnIS Juu SiuD'
Elmer F. Jacobs. .Secrctary.Treas.
Recreation Rod and Gun Club.
W. B. Stuck.
Grafton Rod and Gun Club.
W. C. Mawhlnney.
Warrington Gun Club.
General Inforr,atfop
ship shells (prepaidj to resident
member Board of Control. See page 3.
Carriages will meet trains and rea-
sonable fare will be charged to the
grounds.
Members Of Reception committee
will meet all trains.
a substantial lunch will be served
on the grounds.
Loaded shells of all makes for sale
on the grounds.
Manufacturers agents always vel.
come. but shall shoot for targets only.
Guns larger than twelve guage
barred.
Black powder barred.
No practice shooting allowed prior
to the commencing OF the regular
events scheduled for the day.
The management reserves the right
to reject any entrance.
Shooters HEADQUARTERS,
Hotel Marietta, Fairmont, W. Va.
Model Hotel. Jacksonburg. W. Va.
Sherwood Hotel. Grafton. ". Va.
Hotel Bartlett, Warrington. W. Va.
Hotel MADEIRA, Morgantowu, W. Va.
General Rules and Conditions.
Shooting will commence promptly
at 0 a. III.
Targets to be trapped In all events.
where otherwise expressly stIpulat.
ed, at / cent each to all amateurs
and at . cents each to all experts and
manufacturers agents.
Sweepstakes in all events. extra and
entirely optional.
Interstate Association Rules with all
they imply. to govern.
Sergeant system.
ALI moneys in optional sweepstakes
to be divided Rose system, four mon.
eys. 1921 points.
All amateurs may shoot for the
moneys or for targets only, at their
option.
All experts and manufacturers
agents shall shoot for targets only.
Please do not ask the management
to change the rules to suit your per-
sonal convenience.
Make entries for all day. The cash.
Ter will cheerfully refund money for
all uncontested events.
Entrance must be paid In all cases
before shooting.
TROPHIEc
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-03

Hold, don't spend that dollar uu.H
you hayet examined the stock Of
Mdse. now offered at cost by Z. sat-
maker q Co. sis and $40 Madison
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-03
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

THE CITY TAXEs FOR THE YEAR
1907 ARE NOW READY AND ALL
PERSONS PAYING THE SAME ON
OR BEFORE OCTOBER 31ST, WILL
BE ALLOWED A DISCOUNT OF oh
PER CENT. JNo. S. SCOTT.
CITY COLLECTOR.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-03

What's the use Of paying profit
while you have the things you need
offered to you at cost by E. stalnaker
q Co, s17 and s1s Madison street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-03

Mr., John Marshall, Of Parkersburg.
was in Fairmoht last night. He was
the guest Of sIr. a. s. Fleming.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-03

your friends. what is the altitude you
like to see a man take toward his fel.
lows, the attitude you wish each Of
your sons to take when he goes out
into the world? 1t 1t not a combina-
- fcnntlniIsd m 6an. EIus -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-03
DAY OF SPORT
AT GOOGLE FARM
NEAR The CITY
Next w Wednesday
October the 9th

OFFICIAL PROGRAMME OF THE
EIGHTH REGULAR MONTHLY
SHOOTING TOURNAMENT TO az
HELD WEDNESDAY, OCT. 9, 1907,
BY THE FaiRMoNT GUN CLUB
AT The GOOGLE FARM, FAIR.
MONT, w. VA.
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CONTINUED on Page Flve.)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-03

Continued on Page Elsht.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-04

sci, Mkt ma miejscu ME zostai "a
bity, ale z ciezko poranionych 6
-Juz umarlo.
Washington, D. c., 4 marca.
Senator Spooner przeslaI guu-
bernatorowi Wisconsin,, David
sonowi, swoja rezygnacye, ktora
ma wejsc w zycie nieodwolalnie
1-go maja. Byf on senatorem 16
lat; przed ostatnimi wyboraml
oswiadczyl, re wiecej kandydo-
wac ME chce, ale zmuszono go
prawie, by kandydature przyjal.
Juz wtedy oswiadczyl, IL W sto-
sownym czasie zrezygnuje. Pei
nienie urzedu senatora zwiazko-
wego wymaga wielkich osobi-
stych ofiar, a Spooner pragnie
teraz oddat sic prywatnym swo-
i'm interesom.
Wilmington, N C., 4 marca.
Wedle depeszy, nadesianeJ z
Fayetteville N. c., zastrzeleni tam
zostali tamtejszy szef policyi A.
Chason i policyant Owen Locka-
my. Trzeci urzednik policyjny
raniony smiertelnie. Strzelal mu-
rzyn Tom Walker. Szef policy
dwoma policyantami udai sic
do domu Walkera, azeby jake
mus zaburzeniu koniec poiozyc.
Kiedy sic zblizali murzyn stree
lai do Mich, potem uciekf; are
sztowafa go jednak policya W
Dunno, N. c. Gubernator Glenn
obawia sic linczowania zmobl-
lizowal piechote we Fayetteville
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-04
R61ns noiatkl teIegraflczna.

Kr6, SASH wyjechai Hambur-
ea ma parowcu Gap Oregar' do Llz-
bony W odwiedziny do krola portusal-
skiego. Zamierza tez spotkac sic
Ir6,am biszpanskim angielskim W
Biarritz.
- Hiszpahska krolowa podopno
spodziewa sic zosta6 matka. blizniat'
Do Berlina przybyli cztere1 cnin-
scy urzednicy celem zapoznania SIG
ze s3uzba policyjna niemiecka.
= Ambassador ameryf1ahsh Tower
malzonka by1 -onegdaj ma obiedzie
Il cesarza Wilhelma.
2 pociagu kolejowego pomiedzy
Cannes a Mentone skradziGno Worek
nalezacy do jubilera parysklego' d
zawierajacy klejnoty wartosci lOo'-
900 frank6w.
= Henry White, byiy amerykahsxl
ambassador we W1oszech, wyjechaf
Rzymu do Florencyi, gdzie bawi cho
ra jego iona.
w Neapolu spadi konia syn
ksiecia Aostry zwichnal sobie ramie.
- q Neapolu donosza, re krater
Zolfatore W Puzzuoli, ktory uWazano
ma wygasly, wyrzuca pare, dym 1 Na-
mienie. w Kalabryi dostrzezono LEX
kie trzesienie ziemi.
= Wegierski minister prezydent
Wekerle przybyl znowu do Wiednda
by 2 premierem Beckiem konferowae
dalej mad ugoda.
Parowiec vaterland linii Req
Star. ktory W sobote wyplynaa 2 Ant
werpii do New Yorku, osiaH ma mie-
liznie prey Goodwin Sands. Wysiano
holowce ma ratunek.
- Parowiec Dakota nalezacy do a.
merykanskiej Great Northern Steam
schip Co.. osiadl ma mieliznie "a
toce Toxic W Japonii. Podroznych u
.ratowano.
- Prezydent Salwadoru Figueroa'
zamianowal swG cabinet. On sam
bedzie swym ministrem wo1ny.
- Naczelnik aandarmeryi Tyfn-
sic, kap. Strenko, zostaa zamordowa-
ny. Morderca ucieA.
- Pomiedzy nowymi cz}onkami du-
my rosytskiei jest IS wiesniakow nae
umiejacych czytae pisac.
Najmiodszy syn prezydenta Ro-
osevelta, Archie, zachorowai ma dy-
fterye.
- Budaet SO kongresu st. Zjedn. o.
bejmuje sumo $1,SO 100000.
- oko4o 10000 obywateli San
Francisco onegdaj peiniio ochotniczs
sluzbe zamiatania ulic; panic dawaly
i'm przekaski.
- Gubernator Deneen zamianowaf
Thomasa w. Springera z Edwards
Vile dyrektorem domu karnego "
Chester.
w Waterbury, Conn, W skutek
zetkniecia sic pociagow kolejowych
4 osoby zostaly zabite hlkanascie
pokaleczonych.
1AtI
w pobli4u Cotton, CAL, WyKoieh
sic pociag kolejowy. Jeden podrozny
zostal zabity, 80 pokaleczonych.
- Raporta Departamentu zdrowla
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-04
Minister Studt strajku polskich
dzieci szkolnych.
Francuscy ofcerzy udaja sic ma nauke oJaponii
Iatnie prace kOngresu we Waszyngtonie.
NIEsZCZESCIE w KOPALNI w PENNSYLVANIA

6w, Hajdu, by}y porucznik zan-
darmeryi = zyl dotychczas W
stosunkach wiecej niz skrom-
nyoh. Jakkolwiek zajmowal po'
sade oficyala, mieszkal wraz
iona W jednej ubogiej izdebce 1
walczyl z nedza. On sam ma do
tyczace zapytania, odpowiada
wymijajaco.
Lengyel, jak sic zdaje, VIE
dial CORY, ze uslowania jego
ME beda daremne. W zwi2zku z
ia sprawq dziennili przypomina-
ia teraz pewne znamienne zaj-
scie, jakie rozegralo sic W Sci
mie wcgierSkim dnia II pazdzier
nika rz. Kilku czionkow partyi
niezawislosci zauwazylo wow
czas. ze Lenkyel kopiuje pewlen
document T. aktow ministerstwa
handful, uznany "a scisle poufny.
Cidy zN.6,ili mu ma to uwage'
l.engycl sm;ejqc Sic odpowie-
dziat: Coz W tenn wielkiego:
Rccze wan, ze "a 10 guldenow
otrzymam kaidy Gc&ument mi
nisterstwa handlu, kt6rego tylko
zapragne." W kilka dni POI,
niej Lcngyel Powtdrzyl te slowa
mownicy sejmowei. co sekre-
ta-zowi stanu Sterenyemu dalo
pow6d do plomiennej polityki !
obrony urzednikGN rzeczonego
ministerstwa. Teraz okazuje sic,
ze Lengyel lepiej znal stosunki
panujqce w tenn miniSterstwie,
niz CIV dygnitarz rzadowy.
TreSc dostarczonych NIL doku-
mentow znana juz jest depeSz'
So one najzupe}niej autentycz-
ne. Przyznal to ma posiedzenlu
Seimu wegierskiego sam mini
ster handful, Kossuth. Uznal on
widocznie "a najwiasciwsze OF
wartem w tel sprawie wystapie-
MEM os}abic przykre wrazenle,
iakie sprawa ia wywolala. Czy
mu sic to rowiodlo - watpic ma
lezy. Tresc owych dokumentow
lest przecie tego rodzaju, re ma
wet najsmielsza sofistyka trudno
je uniewinnic.
Przypatrzmy sic i'm blizel.
Dziennik "Egyetertes" zwroclf
sic do rzadu o podwyzszenie pia-
conych mu "a inseraty kolejowe
pauszaliow ma 10000 koron ro-
cznie i wyplacenie mu lch z CORY
70 lat 6! Ministerstwo handlu
nietylko speInia to zadanle, iecA
nadto wfasnej wolf podwyzsza
owe pauszalia W Pierwszym 70.
ku ma $4,000 koron! ZdaJe sie'
ze ami ma chwile ME zalstanawia-
ma sic mad tenn, re przecie Plsmo
owo moze juz W czasie plerWsze-
90 roku zakonczyc swoj zywot'
re wobec tego skarb panstwa be-
die poszkodowany. Podobnie po
stapiono wzgledem dziennika
"Triss Ujsag". Razem ma take
oauszalia wydano w jednym ro-
ku $4,000 koron. Wstpic MONA,
CIV inseraty kolejowe w tych pl-
smach rzeczywiscie kosztowalyby
tyle, gdyby obliczono ie ma wier-
sze Lecz ia kwestya wcale ME
wchodziIa tn W rachube. Dzien,
niki te byly potrzebne rzadowi'
a wiec pozyskano je W ten spo-
sob.
Niemniei "dziwna" jest spra-
wa subwencyi, udzielonej publi-
cyscie .Mereyowi Horvatowi. Ia
dobra rade, udzielona Kossutho-
wi, otrzymal on re skarbu pan
stwo 10000 koron. Hojna to "a
plata "a "patryotyczna usluge."