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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-02-08
HOW They USED
their MUSSELL

Sherm Mussell is a freshman at
the College of Idaho. Juy Robertson,
Sam Cupp and Edmund Newman al
SO attend the same institution of
learning, but they are not freshmen
i should say not!
Sherm, being as l have said, a
freshman, was hazed. Not much,
but some. He in his benighted ig-
norance, not perceiving the esoteric
meaning of the ceremony, objected.
Now Juy, Sam and Ed are Sopho-
mOres (set it in bold face, Mr.. print
er, as they, are a superior race) and,
after reasoning gently with the err
. ring Sherm, they repeated the mystic
rites, in a truly laudable endeavor
to show him the beauties of the mat
tire. Alas! in vain were all their
exertions! The more they tried to
show him by actual experience (the
only truly scientific method of teach
ing) the beauties Of hazing,
the more he objected. At length,
despairing of ever being able to bring
him to see the matter in is proper
light, they dismissed him, almost
with tears in their eyes. l believe
that on leaving him they were oblig-
ed to place him under some slight
restraint, to prevent him attempting
to injure them in the heat Of his in
temperate arguments.
Yes, Sherm Is a freshman, other
wise I am sure he would never have
done as he did. That poor, mis-
guided, erring youth, so far forgot
the respect due to Sophomores as tc
appear before Police Judge Short
and swear to complaint &C
-, cusing Juy, Sam and Ed of commit
ting an assault upon him. A war
rant was issued for their arrest but
as it would never do for, Sophomore
to be hailed into court like common
people, they quietly disappeared.
But that stubborn Sherm, whit
would not appreciate the beauties o
hazing it still at large. And this Il
called justice!
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-02-08
City Council Meets.

The city council met in regular ses-
sion Monday evening. Only four
members were present but the regu-
lar routine of business was trans
acted. Three ordinances were
brought up for consideration. The
Caldwell Interurban has lost its
franchise thru the city for failing to
run one car per day over the road
according to agreement. The COM
pany asks for a renewal of the fran
chise to last for an indefinite period,
or until such time as they can get
power to operate. No definite &C
ton was taken In regard to the mat
ter, tho the general sentiment did
not favor the request. The resolu-
ton to bond the city to construct
three bridges across Indian Creek
was read, but not acted upon. An or
dinance was read asking that some
bank be designated as city deposit
tory. The idea being to place In II
moneys in the city treasury, that
such funds may draw interest. The
council decided to take advantage OF
| the statutes in respect to city IL
braries and the mayor will appoint
five commissioners whose duties are
outlined according to the 1901 law
The council also decided to invest
the sinking fund of $500 in city
warrants. ]. w. Ross was appoint
ed as janitor for the city hall and al
sexton.
Tho matter of fire escapes for pub
lie buildings was discussed at length
and definite action in regard to tn
same will be taken soon.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-02-08
Police Court Session.


q A session of the police court was
held Saturday evening for the pur-
pose Of trying few cases which had.
accumulated during the last few
hours of the week.
The first case was that of Jake
Bishop, who was charged with jump
ing on and of of moving trains.
pear before him at noon today and
Judge Shorb instructed him to APP
the case would be prosecuted accord
ing to the boys behavior in the
meantime.
Warrants for the arrest of A. Pc
terson and G. Crawford were issued
from the Office Of Judge Shorb and
Chief Maxey took them into custody
during the afternoon. They had TAX
en- aboard a superabundance of tan
blefoot and were charged with using
abusive language, threatening to per-
form a few stunts peculiar to the
squared arena, and the general des-
truction of property. The hour fol-
trial was set, for Z o'clock and the
court room was we'll filled with cur.
ious spectators who were disappoint
ed as no defendants appeared. They
had deposited their entire financia
assets amounting to $40 as a guar
antee for their appearance, but the.
valued their freedom more than thu
bond was declared forfeited.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-02-08

devon bull owned by A. F. Brensou
Vernon. N. VI
excellent quality. their flesh tendn
and of fine fiber and the fat we'll ma
bled with the lean. they are especial
adapted to the requirements OF eithH
the grazier or the dairyman. About
year ago james Wood OF WestcheS. !
county, n. Y. and DR.. J. Chetson ""
ris Of Westminster. Pa. after max Z
careful tests of the milk Of the dai
breeds selected the Devons for TIN,
diaries. They found the Devon mi.
superior to all other for the products
of a perfectly balanced milk for c!s
consumption and obtained the highe
prices Some years ago a celebrat
chemist reported milk from the Dew
to be the best milk to raise babies {
as it had more sugar in it and neal
the milk of the baby's mother.
Resistant to Ticks.
There are three breeds Of cattle Il
promise to be valuable to the grow
Of beef in the south that seem
stand the ticks better than the t,
beef breeds. They suffer from the ii
as do dairy cattle. but actual losses
rare. These breeds are the Ayrsh
the Devons and the Red Polls. b
seen cattle of all these breeds in I
nessee, Georgia, North Carolina
Alabama, and they seemed to be tn
ing we'll with ticks on them. or Coz
they were not as fat as cattle she
be, but they looked to be good emo
to try. The three breeds are In
class that Is recognized as dual
, pose. Often the cows are very ST
mixers, and there is fair beef
formation. or these the Ayrshii
somewhat the toughest breed and
large The Devons are beautiful
tie of dark red color. with very
horns. They are small, but quite
in beef type and very hardy.
have visited two or three herr
Devons in Georgia and find the
good condition. considering the
and pasture-Southern Planter.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-02-08
Good Cows Well Kept.

There should be nothing spasi
about the keeping Of a cow. Al
ture-at full pasture-all her neec
supplied. and when the pasture
either In quality or quantity. an
earth is parched land the grassf
is a burden" and when the night
then the days turn cold the net
the COW for full nutritious fee
main the same as when she {
we'll In the first flush pasture.
If we would not forget that Il
makes the milk from her fee
come into the clear understand
the organic fact that milk NAL
q normal operation Of the p
nourished functions Of the CO
would have more good cows we
w. F. McSparran.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-02-08
HEPBURN HELPS
HOMESEEKERS

Beneath is printed the text oftwo
of the most important Ito the West)
measures that have been passed by
the present congress. The first is
known as the Hepburn Bill and the
second as the Second Homestead
Bill.
A Bill granting leaves of absence TO
homesteaders on lands to be irri-
#. gated under the provisions Of the
Act of June seventeenth, nineteen
hundred and two.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Uni
ted States OF America in Congress
assembled, That all qualified entry
men who have heretofore made bona
fide entry upon lands proposed to be
irrigated under the provisions of the
Act OF June seventeenth. nineteen
hundred and two. known as the, ma
tional irrigation Act. may, upon ap-
plication and a showing that they
have made substantial improvements,
and that water Is not available for
the irrigation of their lands, obtain
leave of absence from their entries
until water for irrigation is turned
into the main irrigation, canals from
which the land is to be irrigated:
Provided, That the period of actual
absence under this Act shall not BIZ
deducted from the full time of resi-
dence required by law. /.
An Act providing for second home
stead entries.
Be 1t enacted by te Senate ant
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-02-08
CITIZEN TALKS
TO CITIZEN

Editor Tribune-It Is with pleas
ure that l write of the progress Of
our city and the way We have been
growing in the last few years. We
must thank our municipal officers
and also the people Of our city for
the spirit of upholding a good and
upright government.
But hold! There is another name.
Quoting from our brother of last
weeks issue of the Tribune, entitled
THE Beer Flows, Lust Runs Riot.")
'Selishness. (Which we all have
more or less in our make up.) And
as l read the columns of your wor-
thy paper the old story of "The Dog
in the Manager" comes to my mind.
(Read last weeks issue of the Trib-
une and draw your own conclusions
We have had and are having one
of the best administrations We have
ever had in this city and the people
of Caldwell should be proud Of the
way in which our city Is governed.
In walking the streets of our city we
do not see the degradation we see
in other places of it's size. Why?
Because we have a people Gas a
whole) in Caldwell that are of moral
upright and lawabiding disposition
We have a people who believe in the
best interests of the people and who
are doing their utmost for the bene'
| fie of our city. 1t Is true we have In
our midst a certain class of young
folk which We have in every hamlet
town and city, but it Is not our city's
fault, Llt the fault of their parents
If the father would take his son into
his confidence and the mother, hel
daughter, and teach them right from
wrong (from the time of maturity,
instead of letting some other of thei
associates teach it to them, We woult
have a great deal better world.
Instead If keeping the vltLgs ant
vi cs from them. show them to you
son nd dughter and If you are tn
right kind Of a mother and fathe
and you have the confidence of you
children, you will not be worrie
by such things.
Too many of us raising childre
imagine we should keep the darker sc
crets of life from our offspring an
try to keep them from knowing c
things which We should lay befor
them, by attending to clubs and val
ious other things (Which are alrigt
in their way for some purposes) br
any mother or father who thinks b
or she Is going to revolutionize tn
world thru such channels Is great
mistaken. We can not do so /
: shouting from the house tops or thr
the press, but each and every one I
us can do most good by looking aft
our own households and 1 dare Sc
we will have our hands full witho'
y looking into other folks affairs.
According to our Citizen owl
wrote in last weeks issue of the Tri
, une) why does he not use son
. Christian spirit and try and use son
: influence with our young men 1
stead of trying to poison the min
of the public at large by putting
piece of rot for the universe
read thru our daily press?
al When it comes to politics {
which he says vices are discussed al
freely discussed by both factions I
wholesome gain) let us say "F
Shame" The man or politician W
tries to benefit by such methods
:, not fit for Office.
III Let us do right because 1t Is rig
:. ANOTHER CITIZEN.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-02-08
February Warrant Call.

February Warrant ChII.
Current Expense Warrants from !
to 26 Inclusive, April 1907 issue. Call
February LIST. 1908.
G. w, Geisler,
Treasurer Canyon County.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-02-08

An Act providing for second home
stead entries.
Be 1t enacted by to Senate and
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-24
w sprawie reformy wyborczej

w sprawie reformy wyborczeJ
niewatpliwie ,,blok" poprze poll
tyke reakcyjna ks. Buelowa. Kon-'
serwatysci, jako ,,Beati possiden-5
tes', So przeciwnikami wszelkich
zmian. Narodowo liberalni, kto-
rzy, jak wiadcmo' cd dawna "a
tracili wszelkie tradycye Liberal
me-, glosowac beda "a pewnemi,
barrlzo nieznaczneni zmianani,
natomiasr sprzcciwia sic powsze-
chnemu / tajnemu glosowaniu.
Nareszcie woInomyslni niewat-
pliwie rag jeszcze zioza swe ,prze
konania" ma oltarzu solidarnosci
,,bloku".
Wobec takiej sytuacyi opozy-
eva jest calkiem bezsilna, i dis
juz MONA przewidziec losy "a
mierzonej reformy wyborczeJ.
Trzeba jednak przyznae, re narod
pruski, ktory jeszcze przed paru
miesiacami tax goraco zdawai sic
pragnac owej reformy, tax haia-
sliwie umia} protestowac, w chwi-
Ii stanowczej ME uczynil maj
mniejszego wysiiku dla poparcia
swych zadan.
Zwolennicy klasowej ordynacyi
wyborczej zwykli powoiywac sic
ma niedojrzalosc i brak przygoto-
wanna politycznego warstw niz-
szych.
Tego argumentu ME uzyi ks.
Buelow w znanem Wystapienlu
przeciwko reformie wyborczeJ
Me powiedzial tego g}osno Ia
two zrozumialych powodow. Me-
watpliwie jednak zarowno kan
clerz, jak jego stronnictwo glebo-
ko przekonani So o niedojrzalosci
politycznej swego narodu. Me
MONA i'm pod tym wzgledem Cd
movie pewnej s}usznosci; osta-
tnie wybory zachowanie Isle
wobec Mich ogolu So az nazbyt
znamienne. Sprawdzily sic til je-
szcze raz siowa, re kazdy narod
posiada TAXI Rad taxa konstytu-
eye, ma jaka zasiuguje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-24
Telegramy zagraniczne

Berlin, "a czerwca. = L Tehe-
ranu nadeszly tn depesze dono-
szace, re wojska szacha zdobyly
szturmem gmach parlamentu.
Miasto zbombardowane przez ar
tylerye. Przed gmachem parla-
mentu leza setki trupow
Teheran, "a czerwca. - MIG
dzy kozakami a cz}onkami poll
tycznych klubow przyszio wczo-
raj do krwawego starcia. Wczes-
nym rankiem otoczyl wczoraj od-
dzial kozakow piechoty gmach
parlamentu pobliskie meczety,
zadajac cd parlamentu wydania
niektorych osob, ktore szach po-
lecil aresztowac. Parliament jed
max odrzuch bez zadnych ceregie-
Ii to zadanie, a czlonkowie polity-
cznych liberalnych klubow dali
ognia do kozakow, zabijac jedne-
60 z Mich. o godz. 9 nadeszly po-
Sikh piechoty artyeryi. Strzela-
nina ME ustawala przez dluzszy
cZas.
= Amerykahski posel W Tehe-
ranie donosi do departamentu
pahstwowego W Waszyngtonie,
re wczoraj popoludniu w owen
miescie zapanowai ma nowo spo-
koj. Doniesienie poselskie stwier-
dza nastepnie ten fakt, re W CA
sic walki uzyto w Teheranie ar
tyleryi. Mad miastem zawieszono
stan oblezenia. Znajdujacy sic
tam cudzoziemcy maja bye podo-
bno wolni cd niebezpieczenstwa
rozruchow.
Teheran, "a czerwca. - Po
dniu krwawych walk zapanowal
tu wzgledny spokoj. Kozacy BIZ
wakowali przez noe ma ulicach
miasta. Bombardowanie budynku
parlamentu rozpoczelo sic przed
godz. 10 rano. w czasie ostrzeli-
wanna parlamentu jego okien j
przylegiych meczetow rzucano
bomby, ktore zrzadzily znaczna
szkode u przeciwnikow.
w kohcu parliament oproznio-
no, lecz to dopiero wtedy nasta-
pilo, kiedy juz wiele osob byao
zabitych poranionych. Strzelani-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-24
R6lde notatki teIegTaficzne.

w maju przybyIo do Stan6w III.
36,317 imigrantow: zaledwie czwar-
ia Geese liczby przybylej maju W
roku zesziym.
- w Atlanta, Ca, M konwencyi
demokratycznej stanowej delegation
ME dano zadnych instrukcyi co do
kandydata ma prezydenta.
Posei rzeczypospOlitej Panamy
we Waszyngtonie oswiadcza, re ME-
prawdziwa jest pogioska tam kraza-
ca 0 odwolaniu jego, a zamianowa-
mia ma jego miejsce Mejia Salvadora.
- Pan Roosevelt wczoraj scia'
obumierajace drzewo, pilnowai ro'
bot przy koszeniu trawy, dzlsia:
bedzie osobiscie pomaga} przy nakia'
daniu siana ma wozy. DIS wieczorem
wyjeadza rodzina ma jachcie May.
flower do New London, gdzie jutro
odbywaja sic wyscigi lodzi.
w Cleveland, O., wczoraj tenn.
peratura doszla do so, stopni; duzo
tez byio wypadk6w udaru sionecz-
nego.
- ,,Kap" Oscar Hatch Hawley z
Macon, prezydent stowarzyszenia sta
nowego nauczycieli muzyki w Sta
ME Missouri, dzisiaj ma konwencY
nauczycieli W st. Louis wystapi od-
czytem, W kt6rym bedzie dowodzif,
re kazda opera, nawet Wagnerowska,
Jest nonsensem, bo ME jest AMI dra-
matem ami muzyka z czasem zupei-
ME sic przezyje.
w caIych Niemczech poiudnio.
wych burze poczyni}y W ostatnich
dniach wielkie szkody. Niekt6re RE
ki 4 strumienie powystepowaiy
brzegow wskutek ulewnych deszczow
szkodzac dotkliwie tegorocznym plo-
nom. = Szczegolniej nawiedziono
zostaia kleska okolica rzeki Mozell,
gdzie najwiecej ucierpialy winnice.
= w Paryzu umari wczoraj anne.
rykahski finansista byly prezydent
kolei Rock Island nazwiskiem W. B.
Leeds. Zwioki jego beda przewiezio-
ne do Nowego Yorku 81 bm. zmariy
pozostawn s35,OOO,o00 majatku.
-Z Ottawy, Ont. donosza, ze ma
zarzadzenie wiadz kanadyjskich anne
rykafskie okrety beda ma przyszfosc
wykluczone cd handlu nadbrzeznego
W portach pacyficznych, podobnies
jak to sic jut stalo W portach ATTAIN
tyckich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-24

W wode i utonai. Siebermann miai
lat 23, pozostawia wdowe core
czke w Chicago.
Nowy York, "a czerwca. =
w Brownsville w Brooklynie O
negdaj wieczorem odbylo sic
wielkie Zgromadzenie gospodyn,.
ma ktore przybyio oko}o 600 pan,
celem zaprotestowania przeciw wy
gorowanym cenom miesa dro-'
blu. Wczoraj odbyia sic parada
DO miescie; okoio $50 kobiet, kto-
re wzieiy W niej udziai, obrzucaio
kamieniami skiady rzeznicze. Wy
wolywaly rzeznikow ma ulice j O.
swiadczaiy i'm, il musza natych-
miast obnizyc ceny. CT usprawie-
dliwiali sic, re winni So hurtowni
handlarze, ale kobiety ME dawaly
sobie tego wytiomaczyc. Me are
sztowano nikogo.
Columbus, o. "a czerwca. =
Harry Huggett, kasyer banku
Peoples w dzielnicy wschodniej,
zostai znaleziony wczoraj niezy-
wy ma przedmiesciu. Built Park,
kula W giowie. Zdaje sic, re "a
szlo tn samobojstwo. w ksiegach
kasyera znaleziono deficyt $4,000.
Baton Rouge, La, "a czerwca.
- Po caiomiesiecznej zacietej u
tarczce wczoraj W senacie przy-
jeto nowele zwana Locke Anti
Racing Bill" skierowa przeciw
zakladom ma wyscigach. Izba da-
VINO przyjela te nowele: brakule
juz tylko podpisu gubernatora. =
w senacie potrzeba bylo 21 go
sow do jej przyjecia; tylu tez Sc
natorow zobowiazaio sic g}oso7
wac "a nowela. Kiedy jednako-
woz debaty zblizaly sic ku kohco-
wi, byio obecnych tylko 10 owych
senatorow: jeden zachorowaf 2
oznakami otrucia czy tez ,,s.7u-
cia', drugi gdzies przepadt byl
bez wiesci. Ale przyjaciele no "
Ii umieli sobie poradzic. ChoreSo
senatora oddal pod opieke leka-
rzy, ktorzy zaaplikowali tax cner-
giczne srodki, re mogf wziac II
iziai W glosowaniu; Dprzepadis--
eo' zas wyszukali dwaj reportt-
Ivy sprowadzili do sail obrld.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-24
Telegramy krajowe.

Washington, D. c, "a czerw-
ca. = Stany Zjednoczone ME ma
ia obecnie dyplomatycznej repre-
zentacyi W Wenezueli. Posel
Russell, ktorego pertraktacye z
prezydentem Castro byly nadare-
mnemi, pred niejakim czasem
przybyl do Waszyngtonu jeszcze
tn bawi; wczoraj zas nadeszia
wiadomosc, re takze sekretarz po-
selstwa Jakob Sleeper, w Caracas
wsiadi ma okret Marietta, by u
dac sic do Stanow Zjednoczonych.
Udaje sic naprzod do Porto Ca
ballo. gdzie reszta czlonkow posel-
silva wsiadzie ma okret. = Przed
swym wyiazdem pan Sleeper pro-
sill prezydenta Castro o swe pasz-
porty; odpowiedziano mu grzecz-
ME, re paszportow ME potrzebuJe,
gdyz osobiscie jest yPersona gra-
ia" i dyplomatyczna jego nienaru-
szalnosc ME moze bye naruszona
az do chwili, kiedy wsiadzie ma
kanonierke amerykahska. Ku koh--
cowi pisma ayczono mu szczesli-
wei podrozy. Ma razie interesow
amerykanskich pilnowac bedzie W
stolicy Wenezueli poselstwo bra
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-24
PRZEGLAD
POJITYEl MIEOzYNARODOWEJ'

Chicago, q CZeIWCd.
(Sejm pruski reforma wybor-
cza).
Obecne wybory do sejmu pru-
skiego odbyly sic pod hasiem re-
formy wyborczej. ObowiazuIaca
dotychczas W Prusach ustawa
wyborcza Jest anachronizmem.W
Europie konstytucyjnej, W nal
bardziej nawet zacofanym kraju,
bylaby niemozliwa. w Prusach
tembardziej musi razic, gdy sic
ia porowna systemem wybor-
Gym do parlamentu Rzeszy, kto-
ry. jak wiadomo, oparty jest ma
r6wnem, tajnem, powszechnem
bezposredniem glosowaniu.
Inaczej pruska ordynacya wy
borcza. Jest ona przedewszyst- t
kiem klasowa dale niezmierna
przewage warstwom PosiadaJa-
Gym. Swiadcza o tenn wymownie
cyfry nastepujace. Klasa pierw-
sza, najmajetniejszych, liczy 239
tvs. wyborcow, klasa druga - S57
tvs. trzecia zaS = przeszio 6 mi
lion6w. Wszystkie try klasy wy
bieraja r6wna hczbe prawybor-
COW. czego wynika, re jeden
CLOS klasy pierwszej rowna sic
25-ciu glosom klasy trzeciej. w
praktyce stosunek ten bywa jesz-
cze bardziej razacy. Otto mp. W
okregu zachodnim Berlina BAN
kier Mendelsohn, ktory piaci ro-
cznie 256 tvs. NIX. podatku, sam
jeden reprezentuje klase pierwsza
ma prawo wybierac dwoch pra-
wyborcow. Klasa trzecia, liczaca
w tym okregu 25 tys. golsow, wy
biera rowniez tylko dwoch. Tu
wiec stosunek przedstawia sic,
jak l do SO tysiecy. jake staA
wynikaja rezultaty, wykazuja
przedostatnie wybory roku 1908
(Szczeg6lowej statystyki ostat-
Mich wyborow jeszcze mic posia-
damy). Podczas tych wyborow
oddano ma konserwatylstow 324
tys. glosow. Do sejmu wybrano
143 poSlow konserwatywnych.Na
socyalnych demokratow oddano
ME o wiele mniej giosow, bo az
314 tvs. Tymczasem ami jeden
przedstawiciel tego stronnictwa
ME dostai sic do sejmu.
Druga zasadnicza wada prus-
kiej ustawy wyborczej jest jaw
nose wyborow. Okolicznosc ia
zmusza do giosowania wbrew
przekonaniom lub W najlepszym
razie do powstrzymania sic cd
wyborow nietylko ogromna arrnie
urzednikow osob podwiadnyCh
wogole, lecz takze przedstawicie-
n tax wv. zawodow wolnych: ku-
pcow, lekarzy, adwokatow, kto-
rzy W gruncie rzeczy So zalezni
cd swojej klienteli musza sic
liczyc tysiacem najrozmaitszych
wzgledow. To tez dla kazdego
,.niezaleznego" obywatela pan
stwa pruskiego wybory do sejmu
sa chwils krytyczna, ktora go
stawia wobec alternatywy; albo
zagluszyc sumienie, albo postawie
ma karte swa karyere. Mic prze-
to dziwnego, re poiowa ludnosci.