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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
w ork outs

March 7-Outside sticks; heavy.
E. M. Brattain-T e-eighths in Al.
ireball-Three-eighths in :40H.
/ Told You-Mile slow.
Sam McGibben-Mile in 1:5S; breez-
ing.
Tonic-Mile in l SO; breezing.
]. H. Sheehan-Five-eighths in I'LL;
breezing
A. B. Cook-Half in :5lH.
Monvina a-Mile in 1:56; breezing.
Lucy C-Half in IS
San Ramon-Half in :58; breezing.
Pleiad-Three-eighths in :431z.
Mamie Stanhope -Three-quarters in
1:26.
Macbeth-Mile slow.
Orphan Boy-Three-eig in :43.
Peligroso-Half in "a
and-Me-Down-Three-qu in
1:27; breezing.
Lady Claude e-Three-eighths in Al
Vonocenca-T -Three-eighths in :43.
El Otros-Half in :55; breezing.
Silver Wedding Half in ::541z.
Neva Welch-Mile in 81.
Carmisa-Three-eighths in AZ; breez-
ing.
Miss Rillie-Mile slow.
Belle of Iroquois- in IS
Yankee Jim-Three-quarters in 1:26H.
Cerro Santa-Three-eig in Al.
Calbert-Mile in 1;551z.
Bannock Bob-Half in 81: breezing.
Tainted Money-Three-efghths in :43;
breezing.
Orchota-Five-ei -eighths in I'LL
Huerfano-Three- quarters in 1928
Balreed-Half in l0l; breezing.
Benvolio-Mile and quarter; slow.
Otto Price-Three-eighths in :401a.
Tia Juana-Three-quarters in 1:26;
breezing.
Fulletta-Five-eighths in Ill; breez-
ing.
Lady Mirthful- -Three-eighths in AZ.
Braggart-Half in :58; breezing.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08


complain. The other is for your
nerves; it will stupefy them so you
can't feel any pain.
"You will find directions on the
bottles, and after you have used all
the medicines you can have the bot
ties refilled at the drug store"
Needless to say, 1 made many
trips to the drug store getting
those bottles refilled. But the medi-
cine fixed me up" all right The
first thing it did was to put my
stomach out of gear. and my food
wouldn't digest properly. Even the
smell Of the dope was nauseating.
and the horrible taste it leftNin my
mouth was worse than most any
pain.
The stimulant gave me energy
for a while, but after 1 had taken
it for few days had to double the
dose to get the same effect, and it
soon failed to do even that.
The nerve medicine relieved all
pain for time, but. like the stimu-
liant, it, too. lost it's power. l found
myself growing more nervous each
day, and every dose called for an
other, as the pain came back each
time.
had become disgusted with
drugs and was determined to try
something else before I gave up.
While reading a paper one day
/ came upon an advertisement of a
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08

L used Electro-vigor just thirty
days. and followed DIR. Halls rules
closely for diet and exercise. when
my strength returned and L found
myself free from all pain ana
weakness My nerves grew strong
er and my power increased from
the first day under the strenxthsn-
ing, invigorating influence OF cleo
trlcity- want to say right here
tnat DR.. Halls appliance is not TO
De confounded with electric belts.
lt is entirely different. 1t is a BODY
battery of dry cells and makes tts
own power continuously. 1t never
mas to be charged. The current
enters the nerves in a mild. sooth-
ing stream 1t does not shock and
never burns or blisters. Electro
Vlgor Is worn at night, while You
sleep, and the use OF It does not
interfere with work or business.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08

FIFTH RAcE-one and an eighth miles,
purse:
Sidney F .......... 105 Baron Esher .....105
ssEdwin T. Fryer. lO5 Early Tide ...-...- 92
"tLivius .......... 105
ssWalhsuser entry.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08

sIxTH RAcE-Five and a half furl0ngs.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08

knOw nd contains 7of rlanS
wholesome advice Hall will send Soops
plain eSooA
will mail him this now --~~' Al Sou
Those who call Vieor
Consultation is free hour m 20
Wed and Sat until p m. 10 y its
DR.. s c. Hall. 1902 Fillmore street. San Franctzca
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08

= sf nas proven % De al claim for
new lease on fei my health generally has improved:
4 will vouch for your treatment any time
santa Sru@ SaL JOSEPH SMITH"
Electro-v cured of trouble and rhsu-
ins OF years standing and suffer
I thank you for your kindness and attention IN nns
1888 street. Rosa CALI '" WILLIAMS
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08

oo7Q SIXTH RACE-Five and
E6 . ward; value to first $3.50.
Index. Horse and Owner.
2126 lost. FRANCIS. 3 Maple 81
(2330) )PREEN. fB. Schreiber) :.
2284 (2)TOM SHAW, 3 Sierra NJ
225s Grace G. 4 fHoag g. Co. -.
S2s S52s Squire s.aapso yonnson' nidMa On Milf,
21t4 blanche g. 4 u. r. "COPPER" j
225S Hector, 5 Hall & MarshalD.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08

'ime-:24 2-5. 80 2-5. 1:0S 3-5. At
show; Preen, 3-5 place, 1-3 show;
Trained by ]. Freters. Start good
price-Preen rs. Shaw Z, Grace G
galloped over him last sixteenth.
showing early speed, he tired bad
more jumps. Tom Shaw closed
Stockings saddle slipped. Others
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08

apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
Get It Free

would advise all sufrerers 20
cali or send for DIR. Halls free 1o0-
page book, which explains his treat
ment and his methods. This book
IS Illustrated with pictures OF fully
developed men and women, show
ing how Electro-vigor is applied
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-12-10

NOTE:-The above is the largest Mail Order Spectacle
House in the world, and perfectly reliable.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-12-10
6be Jeffersontan

Listen, Tom," she breathed, "and
say, please say, that you will stay!"
The night wind came boldly into the
room, just as Westmere took his wife
and the Great God Pan in his arms.
In the morning, Agent Thorndyke,
coming over to draw up the papers,
found an awkward surprise in store
for him.
Winnie sat by the window, working
diligently upon some dainty trife, and
smiling as he had not seen her smile
Of late. By her side in the polished
window seat, lay queer, rude harp,
making soft, elusive music in the
faint morning breeze.
For long moment the radiant
young mistress and the astonished,
defeated old schemer looked straight
into each others eyes; then the lat
ter crossed the room and shaking his
plucky neighbor solemnly by the
hand, went out without a word.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-12-10
A GARLAND FOR THE SEX.

Was a woman ever known to blow
out the gas or to be buncoed by
man who wanted to borrow money to
pay a freight bill? Does she ever
get her pockets picked or lose money
on a little "game'?- If she has
roll Of money with her, does she ever
flash it when she wants to buy cake
of chewing gum? Ism It it a fact that
she is wiser than the men and more
to be trusted? Instead of woman's
having man along to "protect" her,
the daily papers prove that every man
who goes away from home should
have a woman to act as a guardian
and keep him from making bigger
fool of himself than he naturally is
Atchison Globe.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-12-10
THE GREAT GOD PAN.

and with her feet thrust into soft
slippers went out for parting look
around
For awhile she sat on the bottom
step Of the veranda, yearning over her
treasures, then she ran to the late rose
hedge and the row of corn lilies, and
bent over to cuddle the flowers as if
they had been children.
1t would soon be over, she would
be sentimental just all she wanted
to-" she told herself with a wistful
little laugh. SO she knelt by the pan
sy bed, and turned the quaint little
faces up in the white moonlight. She
touched with soft fingers the broken
fountains and the old gray sundial.
One by one, she said goodbye to
them ALL
"Now, if she could only find i'll"
she said whimsically II would like to
give it piece Of my mind for being
so obstinate.
Swiftly she turned and ran through
the garden and up the stone steps.
At the foot Of the carved stairway
flood of soft music foated down to
her as if in answer to a call With
fast-beating heart she glided upward
along the silken thread Of sound, I'M
til she came into the smooth-ceiled or
gan loft. And then, instead of-as
MISUNDERSTANDING her ear to the
wall and following the sound around
the high wainscoting, she went
straight to the mulioned window at
the west end, and said smilingly, as if
to a mischievous child:
"Where are you, oh, Great God
PAM"
Then she held her breath and list
ened. Slowly the whimsical smile
left her face and a look Of solemn ear
nestness came over it. She put her
two hands up to the deep, closed win
dow and pushed with all her might.
1t did not yield, and STOPPING she
pantingly strained upward with strong
heaves of her young shoulders. Sud-
denly the window shuddered and then
shot up, leaving Winnie clinging for
support to the wide easement.
Quickly she drew herself up and
reaching over into the open window
box drew out polished sounding
board, of like grain and exactly fitting
the easement, with frets at the ends
to which were tightly strung twisted
and waxed silken chords of varying
thickness.
It was a rude aeolian harp Of great
power and sweetness, and even as she
held it the wind smote through the
open window and quivered goldenly
in long, bell-hke strain upon its
strings.
Tom Westmere, despoiled suddenly
Of his sleep by bad dream, sat up
in bed and found himself alone.
Worried by the queer circumstance,
u .~ocdo q hurriaA cnarch about the
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

- ,,.,..s hos retrrnad from
, ,jsit in New York
" '''' "
Rev. H. >. Mai I, Oh Do'Se' " 40
'9'.' 80 .,.,.,.,
w. H. Nlchols ol poS'o' 10 ''''''''7
friends IN Town 'ou"!'
William Newell of Woodiord was
visitor i'm town To-Day.
n NJ Rarber is spending the week
60, 1tnntnolier ON busiuess
james Wood OF lmpeiIdi avenue ''
confined 10 me mousse 10y "'N'''
Chester Wilson and son of Peters
burg, y Yr are spending lhe Gay "
town.
st5,., Edison of Putnam street
,.....a,,i,,s .loolv from his recent
.,,..ra illness
c.,n. .tr..t
Miss Agnes QulNIaH "' N,','' ..,.,5.
is spehoihE le~ Wy
b" " "'' ,.,,,
O.. T. Endrtss mas l,'''l .,i,,.,,
Somerset where ne mas u.'. 49,
portion of the week n''''''7 "
Al, and Mrs Frank b. Battles and
5.r9bter of Elm street are visiting zoo
Gt. fnrrar home I'm Ftchburg Mass
Ar. ~ % Gregg returned this at
,,rnnon from Arlington where she has
49,, NJ quest of Mrs. p. c. Woodwork
sor , few days
..,t..d a rumber
Lincoln lia'l my .,.,. ,.;i,,e and, the
I OF irienus lIo'u wv" t,,.,,i,,5t,n Center
I hill az ms hou'g III r,,neg we're play.
nun . sI' 5,in,y refresbments were ser.
~. u Tho marty broke up before mid
nigbt declaring Mr. Hall a royal host.
III. -t,,, O., Arlinp.
a doe was "'g ~ ,nntor Who kill.
ton Yesterday, iu' ,nr,nn,te enough
ed the animal was ~, We W.orden chi.
TO esCape lo, .,.rJon occurred the doe
Imam out tne We, T"' U vnnison 10 Rurke's
ana shlppeu ' nv. ,.nison was placed
market Whe'e .nr
"" ...,..,.ss~ has beep re-.
Not even p.,,,,rs,r and
cslEeu s sIo,n since thev left SUNDAY
I NttAtA. al ..... g.. ..r..uN the IA lf d
for bickiotu i'',''V S.,red thew may
deer nuh.'l ts....,,,rad nv Wild animals
be- lost OF u'' '','., ,D I'm search of
A party may So'n W. 80
! them.
Tho now building built Boy Perry b
Gardner I'm the rear OF the Farmers
mods Is now practically completed
] t,4...rb HIGGINS will move nus Nid'h
smith shop from ,, uJpo' M Wr Higgins
building mex. M l.l.oS ~ do ali Kinds
will also De- ptep .'.,,t r.cjrrinr noxt
Of wagon repair "o'N "'s''''''s
week
Iomes Valley. son OF Mr. and Mrs
ouis valley OF Adams street shot %
dcer weighing $50 pounds iu Manches
Vow where ne is employed. This t
s,ia to be the largest buck shot boo
,Sie conntv since the season opened.
| Al, valley rs expected To- br.ug @ pol
.jcn inf h here saturday Tie Wi'.
/ bavc the head mounted.
.r.. v,o, automobiles 1907 models
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-13

"uo you wcm io 900 ma." asked a
learned conn e. whom Dee was cross
examining Nr Whistler m we'll
knauu cpr "'lat tor % piece of work
which 0Dv uk's Sou halls an hour
tuu .u charge $50 rNunyuelut "a
u.e Arl Vr Wh,surrs answer
rauous f0. classical apology of 900
learned urJ technical sNU Yo. hc
nuIOi bui q ana ch. us toe tho
HHv.o1ey ni cV.Iu, u ID .
.me doctor ico mal Seem euor
NOUS to "a paiou, who .s aware that
ho has only seem him Tor 800 minutes
DO sun remains truc chat what Is
charged represents chat accumulated
mass of hardly earned experience
which distinguishes The medical proa.
Client from Jho mere amatcur.-Lon.
don Telegraph
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-13
"sPARKLERs" FOR BONDS
More Schemes Of independent Brew
ing Company

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,.iSS,s.W oIh' 10Y. ia luilnef un.
lo'u,''s VI .lle Scleint " "Iliuh VI
a.. glaSu %,lu Hls llIeiIus vi Iue
pS ,,l, brewing goliipauy Oh
NV 'otN w! al,elll,'eu 20 noat lne
Doi'1S ol llat concern 10y .laulls 1lelil
o' W. aus ,i'lns nav ll'e 'anslpie Ndi,
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NV " g''.'',''i, + ''ll d ,,ll"e l."ells
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-13
VERMONT NEWS
Items Of Interest from Fourteen coun-
ties of the State


The freight business Of the Rutland
railroad has picked up recently in
marked degree.
The curator for Bennington county
chosen by the Vermont Historical so
ciety is Hall Park Mccullough.
Collector of Customs C. II. Darling
of Burlington, and United States Sen
ator w. p. Dillingham; of Waterbury
are passing the week in Washington,
d. c. on business. Senator Dilling-
ham will return home this week to re-
main until congress convenes in De
cember
The Burlington high school closed
Wednesday the most successful foot
ball season in the schools history
The team has played seven games
with a score Of l47 points and has not
once been scored upon. Every team
which was played was heavier than
the b. II. S. team but good hard prac-
tice, fine spirit and superior coaching
gave the team the advantage over her
rivals. The state championship was
again defended when Goddard semi
nary, Barre, was defeated in a game
played at Burlington by a score Of 10
to 0.
The annual meeting of the New Eng
land Fat Mems club will be held at
Hale's Tavern at Wells River, Friday
afternoon December Is, followed by a
banquet in the evening. Distinguish
ed speakers will be engaged for the
after dinner exercises. The member
ship of the club exceeds eleven hun
dred
Charles R. Hogle died Of tubercu-
losis at the Waterbury asylum Satur-
day and his remains were brought to
Swanton, the home of his youth, Mon
day for interment There were brief
services at Holy Trinity church at
half past twelve, the Rev. Edward
Stone officiating. The bearers were
Charles SIlter, Harry Smith, w. c.
Butterfeld and s. H. Martin. Mr., Ho
gle was born in Swanton November
10, 1870. The only near relative he
leaves is a sister MARY, wife of the
Rev. Mr.. Garland, now living at North
field Mimi Mr. Hogle was gradua-
ted from the engineering department
of the University Of Vermont in the
class of 1891. He was prominent in
athletics. particularly base bail. He
was with the Illinois Steel company
lat Chicago after graduating and later
with the Edison company and finally
broke down mentally and was taken
! TO Waterbury several weeks ago.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-13
TO BEGIN OKLAHOMA CASES
Bonaparte Appoints Assistants in the
Indian Land Prosecutions

Washington. Nov. 13.-Nigorous
prosecution is to begin az once Of the
10000 odd cases filed in Oklahoma
against a number of persons charged
with defrauding or attempting to de-
fraud the Indians of their valuable oil
and mineral lands.
Among those against whom suits
have been Instituted are United States
Senator owen and Gov Haskell. Inc
suit against the governor was brought
into national prominence when Pres
ident Roosevelt referred TO 1t IN the
acrimonious exchange of open let'
ters INDUCED In during the campaign.
Attorney General Bonaparte TO-DAY
appointed Paul a. Ewart of St Paul
special assistant attorney general 10
assist in the work.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-13
WOMAN WAS HYpNoTIzEp
Denver Police Account for Dynamite
Attempt

Denver. Col, Nov. 13.-Mrs. Allen
F Read. accused of an attempt to dy-
Mantle Mrs. Geneyieve Chanler
Phipps in an effort to extort money is
under the care Of two physicians at
her hotel today having been set free
by the police Dr. R. O. Butterfeld,
her physician signed her bond Mrs
Read is gradually recovering from a
state OF semistupor The police have
practically fastened on The hypnotic
theory avs the cause Of her dynamite
attempt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-13
MARRIED ooRMAN's DAUGHTER
son-in-Law Of Deceased Senator on
Trial for Desertion

Philadelphia, Nov. 13.-Charged
with desertion from the United States
Navy Charles j. Magness, husband Of
Ada German daughter of the late Uni
ted States Senator German of Mary
land, is on trial before a court martial
tribunal at The Philadelphia navy
yard. Following the alleged desertion
M'sness married Miss German. He
was arrested, however. az the instance
.ol the government and hrough back
TO this city.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-13

would be the best thing for them.
Benjamin Strachan queried Mr.. Bar
Der as TO where the merchant got ex-
emption and was answered by the ar
gument of the team and homestead.
Judge Butler suggested that a work
ing man might have the homestead as
well as the merchant but Mr.. Barber
did not think the men working for
small wages as a general thing could
have them
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-13
MoaE ROOSEVELT HUNT PLANS
Major Mearns Says Details viii Be
Made Public Next Week.

New York. nov Major A b.
Moarns o. S. A.. % surgeon stationed
40 Fort T0uen. at Willets Point on
Inc Sound win go 10 Washington to-
dav 90 consul with me president ON
the arauecments tor Mr. Roose-
ve.rs African hunting trip. dr.
Nearns. who is connected with thc
Smithsonian Institution 90 Washing.
ton. will accompany tine President az
will Prof Loring of the institution.
and a Mr.. Heller Kermit Roosevelt
sill accompany his father.
Dr. Mearus said the party would go
first TO Naples. and from there 10
Monbasa. from where the start into
Central Africa will be made. he said
the President had told him that fun
details of the "trip would be- made pub
lie next week
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-13

Pleasant Prospect Of Filling H.
Ni. IonIu What is that siXfoot
box
CanuIbal That's my lunch box
Bohemian.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-07

sa wiedenska, Austrya ME ma W
reku wszystkich atutow gra jei.
moze okazac sic bardzo hazardo-
wa. Wojna Serbia, pominawszy
juz to, re pod wzgledem niesym-
patycznosci i niepopularnosci
wsrod samych ludow austryac-
kich bedzie miaia wiele5 podo-
bienstwa z wojna rosyjsko-japoh-
ska, ME bedzie zadna wycieczka
tego lub tamtego korpusu ma tam
ia strone Driny i Sawy, ale sna-
dno moze. stac sic poczatkiem
wielkich, nieobliczalnych wprost
wstrzaSnieh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-07
Telegramy krajOwe.

New Bedford, Mass, Z grudnia.
- Onegdaj zatonai ma wysokosci
wyspy Penikese krazownik floty
stan6w Zjedn. Yankee, kt6ry
pred niedawnym czasem rozba
sic ma skalach zatoki Buzzard i
osiadl byl ma nieliznie. Pc dlu-
gich ltrudach oIret podniesiono ii
kilka maiejszych statkow miaio
go zaciagnsc do New Bedford do
restauracyi tymczasem oIrst W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-07
PRZEGLAD
POHTin MIEDzYNARODOWEl
Chicago, z grudnia.
(Akcya Serbii.)

AAkSJS SS4OAA'I
w przeciwwstawieniu do "a
pewnieh organow przez Rad au-
stro-wegierski inspirowanych, ia
koby misya Milovanowicza W
Londynie, a ks. Jerzego i Pasicza
W Petersburgu, ME daily pozyty-
wnych rezultat6w, nalezy stwier-
die, ze rezultaty te So iuz wido-
czne, chociazby w nowem ozy-
wieniu sic agitacyi wojennej We
wnatrz Serbii we wzmozeniu
sic energii, z jaka Rad tamtejszy
przygotowuje sic do wojny.
w Petersburgu, po pewnych.
zreszts kr6tkotrwaiych, waha-
mach zdecydowano sic W mai
wyzszych sferach politycznych
ma znacznie cieplejsze przyjecie
ks. Jerzego, niz sic ono pierwotnie
zapowiadalo. Krolewicz serbsh
wraz mlodszym swoim bratem
by3 kilkakrotnie przyjety przez
cesarza, kt6ry na Geese jego wy
dal w Peterhofie wielkie sniada-
ME. Wznoszono tam toasty, wy
glaszano mowy j wymieniano
mysli, ale poniewaz Gale przyje-
Gle ME mialo charakteru oficyal-
nego,przeto trese tych wszystkich
wynurzen pozostanie tajemnica.
Starry Pasicz - wia<ciwy kie-
rownik misyi petersburskiej -
rozwinal W Petersburgu ogromnie
zywa akcye. Poskladal on why
ty w redakcyach wszystkich wiel-
kich pism, nawiszal scisie stosun-
Ei z najwybitniejszymi przedsta-
,wicielami Dumy | Rady Pahstwa,
slowem, uczynil wszystko. ably
opinie najrozmaitszych sfer ro-
syjskich dla sprawy swojej Of
czyzny pozyskac.
R6wnoczesnie patryarcha serb
ski zwroci1 sic DO metropolity i
biskwp6w rosyjskich plomien-
mem wezwaniem, aby bronili "a
grozonego wsr6d Serb6w przez
Austrye prawoslawia.
Wszystko to jednak ME na
wiele przydaloby sig Serbii, gdy-
BY. ME sytuacya miedzynarodo-
wa.
Rosya ME zgadza sic ma anek-
sye | zsiozy przeciw niej protest,
W obecnej sytuacyi kompensaty
otrzymac ME moze. Me potrzeba
tsomaczyc, jak bardzo korzyst-
nym jest dla Serbii ten zwrot W
polityce rosyjskiej.
Rosya woiny Austrya pro-
wadzic ME chce. Ale jezeli Serbia
doczekawszy sic odpowiedniego
momentu sama rzuci sic do woj-
ny, to Rosya ME bedzie mogia u
trzymac sic diugo W roll bierne-
90 swiadka smiertelnych zapasow
jednego plemienia siowiahskiego
z przemocs nien1iecka. Me po-
zwoli jej ns to wiasna opinia pu-
bliczna. kt6ra jnz 'dzisiaj wypo-
wiada sig W tel sprawie wielks
skanowczCscia. Rosya bsdzie mu-