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The newspaper., 1908-03-06
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The newspaper., 1908-03-06

A THRILLING clerical error in the
COPY for the school notes was
printed verbatim last week by the
Booster and humorous comment
made thereon, and we understand
caused the author of the notes in
question some pain. We should
like to have the young woman
understand that such errors are
very common in the copy COM
piled even by professional edi-
tors and are usually corrected by
the intelligent compositor. In
case they escape their eyes the
proof reader captures the blunder
and eliminates it. Our copy of
the notes prepared by the same
young lady was easily the neatest.
most carefully prepared copy
that has gone on the cases tor
many months. Punctuation, cap
italization, spelling and grammar
were all perfect and the writing
was beautiful. We hardly think
the Booster was justified in. call
ing special attention to a manifest
clerical error, which could so
easily have been struck out These
school girls and boys are hardly
the right sort of game for editors.
The newspaper., 1908-03-06

IT is with deep pain and sor-
row that we read that Gov. Buch-
tel refers to our honored friend,
Judge Shackelford, as a jackass.
We have been acquainted with
Mr.. Shackelford for many years
and this is the first time we have
ever heard him disrespectfully
spoken of. He is very pro-
nounced type of the dIgnifed
Kentucky gentleman, and we
imagine that we're the Reverend
Henry Augustus Buchtel to make
the remark quoted to the judge
personally he would probably find
his impudent face slapped in
short order. Outside of the poll
tics of Judge Shackelford, which
are Extensively republican, he is a
gentleman whom It is a delight
The newspaper., 1908-03-06

The dispatches bring word of a
frightful holacust in Collinwood.
a suburb of Cleveland, Ohio, on
Wednesday of this week by which
about two hundred school children
lost their lives. In spite of all eff
forts to save and herolsm OF
the teachers the little folks were
caught like rats in trap and
burned and trampled to death.
Out of 800 children in the build
ing less than half were saved. The
fire caught from an overheated
furnace and the coroner describes
the building as death trap.
The newspaper., 1908-03-06
SCHOOL COLUMN.

Francis Rule has taken up her
work in school again.
Miss Holcomb was appointed a
member of the Athenian and
Glen Richards of the Spartan
The Botany class are anxiously
waiting for spring to come, so
that they may obtain some wild
flowers.
Marguerite Holcomb has been
a member of the high school for
several weeks. She came here
from Trinidad, Colo.
Supt. Anderson was very pa
tient the other night explaining
Geometry to couple OF boys
when he ought to have been home
milking his COW.
The Spartans and Athenians
had their regular business meeting
last Friday afternoon. Supt. An
derson was elected critic of the
Spartan Society.
Mrs. Lewis gave a surprise
party for Prof. Lewis one night
this week. it being his birthday
A number ot the teachers were
present. The scholars Of the high
school wish that they were
teachers.
The newspaper., 1908-03-06

THE committee from the Busi-
ness mems association that at
tended the Delta meeting Mon
day report that while all the
Delta people were apparently
anxious to advance the matter of
the construction of the Placita
cut off, the Glen ood representa-
tives present " afflicted with a
case of cold fec on the subject.
Evidently the ra -oad has advised
their representatives both in the
Springs and in this county, that
they do not wish to build the cut
off this year and their benefc-
iaries are striving to diminish the
agitation to that end. Personally
we think that so needed an I'M
provement should be agitated
continuously until obtained. We
need shorter route out of this
valley for our fruit. We ought to
have a line that would run through
the high attitudes instead OF
plunging down into the intensely
hot Grand valley. The Placita
cut off would furnish this and
would cost so little that it really
seems as if we should by COM
bined action secure it. Our ad-
vice would be to keep on agitating
until we2win.
The newspaper., 1908-03-06

to meet and who does not answer
the Governors description in any
particular Gradually the idea is
growing on us that we do not put
full confidence is either the sin
cerity or good judgment of Gov
ernor( y Bucktail.
The newspaper., 1908-03-06
MADE A DENT IN HIS TIN GOD.

Last week We pllll'tu SeHtlc
criticism of the laudauon being
given the G. o. p. by ihe Grand
Junction News. 1t struck a ten
der spot, whether because of the
truth of the criticism or because
it attacked the first original edi-
torial which that parer has
printed we do not know. How
ever, 1t is clear from another lead
ing editorial which appears in
their issue OF Tuesday morning,
that we are rapidly accomplish
ing what their own enterprise has
heretofore failed to do, viz: In
ducing them to do a little first
hand editorial work. The quality
is not quite up to the standard OF
the syndicated article, which is
doubtless written by man OF
ability, but 1t possesses the nov
city of dealing with local ques-
tions, therefore is interesting.
Among the first spasms, speak
ing of the democratic press, their
story teller says: Their slogan
seems to be Anything so it isn't
Rooseveltism," Beg pardon, don't
you know. it is ust the reverse.
We like Mr. Roosevelt and his
ideas. Most of them that are
popular are taken bodily from
late democratic platforms and we
are so anxious that they should
be carried out that we view with
alarm the Vivian-Evans- Bucktail
crusade against them. Then we
are charged with painting the
state republican organization as a
political nightmare. Correct again.
1t is a nightmare of such hideous
proportions that your mentor, /.
n. Stevens, has found in it the
text for very interesting book.
Then the News says that we are
disturbed by the republicans max
ing good along the lines of polit
ical decency. Again you err my
youthful brother. 1t is their max
ing good along the lines OF polit-
ical indecency and outrage of
human rights that we have fits
over. The triumph OF the mob
over the well defined and ex
pressed will OF the people. as for
instance the election of Guggen-
helm. the passage of an emascu-
lated railroad bill, the refusal to
pass a primary election law and
number OF other infamies which
we will discuss later.
1t is not many moons since the
esteemed News was caterwauling
over the Infamous breaking of his
word of our preacher governor
anent the appointment of a sue
cessor to Judge Caswell. And
yet in that case he was no more
to be blamed than in half hun
dred other cases in which he has
proved himself hypocrIte and
liar. Yes. he and Vivian. and
Evans are a great spike team to
pull the country forward. The
News is welcome to all the Joy
that comes out of contemplating
their efforts along that line. For
our own part we shall take the
time to hold the outfit up before
the public eye that it may receive
the just contempt and derision
that it deserves.
The newspaper., 1908-03-06
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The newspaper., 1908-03-06
Council Proceedings.

Council met in regular session
and was called to order by Mayor
Pro Tenn Crook.
Roll was called and the follow
ing trustees responded. Maxville,
McNaughton, Eisenkramer, Hem
and Crook.
Minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
Petition of c. b. Scales to OPP
crate a skating rink was read and
on motion the privilege was
granted.
1t was moved and seconded that
the Town Attorney be and is
hereby instructed to take up the
matter of railroad crossing on
Delta Ave. with the d. & X. G. Of
ficials. Carried.
A motion was carried instruct
ing the Town Electrician to re-
turn to the Shelby Electric Co. on
the conditions of their letter dated
Jan. l6, all lamps of their make
now on hand.
Roll was called on a motion di-
recting the Mayor and Town Re-
corder to enter into contract with
the General Electric Co. to buy
all meters and transformers OF
that company. Carried.
Moved and seconded that the
Mayor and Recorder be and are
hereby instructed to sign contract
with the Continental Oil Co. for
the ensuing year. On roll call all
voted AYE"
The report of the Town Treas
urer for the month OF February
was read, approved and ordered
placed on file
Roll was called on motion in
structing the Town Marshall TO
provide for the needs OF the
Kruger family while in quarantine
and to render an itemizcd bill of
same. Carried.
A motion empowering the
Mayor to purchase flag for the
Town was on roll -all. carried
An ordinance amending Sec. 2.
Chapter 4 and repeating Chapter
II of th- Ordinances OF the Town
was read and passed on first read
ing. A motion was then carried
that the rules be suspended and
the ordinance be placed on its
passage. Roll was called and the
ordinance was unanimously
adopted and ordered printed.
An ordinance concerning side
walks was read and passed on frs,
reading.
The Election Proclamation was
read and unanimously passed
Moved and seconded that Jno.
w. Bruce. w. K Crook and Geo.
+. Curtis be appointed Judges OF
Election and also Registration
Board. Carried.
1t was moved and seconded that
T. H. Lewis be employed to audit
the books of the Town and to en-
ploy an assistant if desired. said
audit to be made up to and includ
ing March 81, 1908. and hnan-
cial statement thereof prepared
by auditor tor publication. On
roll call the motion was carried.
The Finance Committee pre-
sented the following bills and
moved that they be allowed and
warrants drawn on the proper
funds for the amounts:
V. p. RhwnIt. Salary for Feb. ,..........s 25.00
]. w. Beezley Rent Tor Feb.,........... 500
Burt Camp, Salary for Feb. ..:.......... 1000
A. X. Chapman, Salary for Feb.,....... 1000
j. s. Roatcap, Salary for Feb........ 5000
y. y. II ufty, Salary and Rent for Feb, 5000
J. NJ. Lane, Hnuling Coal and
Phona CoaI Co, coni,. ............ 131. 66
Q. r. Rawalt Printing noticer,......; LOO
First National Bank, Exchange ana
The newspaper., 1908-03-06

The motion was seconded and
on ballot all voted AYE"
Council then adjourned until
next regular meeting.
w. r. CROOK, Mayor, protein.
f. +. Hurry, Recorder.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-10

DENVER July o,-Following Is
the speech made BY Dunn, placing
VIM, J, Bryan in nomination;
Mr., Chairman and Gentlemen Of the
Convention:
Crises arise in the life Of nations
which endanger their institutions and
al times, imperil the advance Of civ
ilization.
Every people that has left is i'm
press upon history has faced such
crises
IN most instances, where grave
Vngers have threatened the safety
Al the state, some great character,
some master mind has been found,
produced as il were by the conditions
themselves, with capacity TO direct
Alright tho energies Of the people,
This was true OF the ancient world,
j, has been true OF the modern world;
il is true OF the republic. We have
snch crisis. 10 meet today. The
favor seeking corporations have grad.
ualIy strengthened their hold upon
the government until they now men.
ace popular institutions
The question is, whether this gov
enment shall be restored to the CON
troll OF the people and be administer.
cd in the interest Of all. or whether
4 it shall remain an instrument in the
hands Of the few for leyying tribute
upon all the rest
In his special message to Congress
last winter President Roosevelt dc.
elared, substantially, that certain
wealthy men who have become enor-
mously rich BY expressing the wage
Garner, deirauding the public and
praeticing NIL forms Of iniquity, have
banded together. and by the unlmit
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-10

ed use oi money, endeayor 10 secure
freedom from restraint and 10 over.
throw and discrcdit all who honestly
administer the law
That the methods by which these
men have acquired their great for
tuncS can only be justified by a sys.
tenn of morality that would permit
every form Of criminali,y, every form
Of violence, corruption and fraud
For many years, and especially
during the last twelve years, these
very men have been IN control of the
republican party; they have financed
every campaign Of that party for q
quarter o. century These exploitcrt
of the people, whom the President
has 80 scatbingly denounced, have
given their enthusiastic support 70
the republican candidates and polio
~ They laid their hands upon the
trns, funds Of insurance companies
and other corporations and turned
the plundcr lover 70 thc republic com.
mit,ee. The moneyAthps filched from
the innocent and helpless TO pur-
chase republican victory, has not
been repaid.
And where do we find these men
todayf Where ar c the Swollen
fortunes Of which we have heard 10
muchI Just where We would expect to
find them-s supporting the republican
ticket and furnishing the sinews Of
war for the republican committee as
usual.
The platform adopted by the late
convention shows what the republican
party in truth represents. Although
contolled by the friends Of Roosevelt
and Taft, in framing the platform
every genuine reform which Roose.
velt has advocated, was scorned and
trampled beneath the iron heel Of the
predatory masters Of the republican
party, The Wisconsin delegation
which favored placing a few reform
planks in the platform, was denoune
cd with sneers as being socialistie and
democratic, and the convention by a
vote OF eight TO one, repudiated the
reforms that the present administra-
ton claims to favor.
The mask OF hypocrisy and decep-
ton has been torn from the face Of
those who pretend TO favor the poll.
cies Of the president, and we now
know why the system adnires Taft,
tolerates Roosevelt, and hates the Sen.
ator from Wisconsin When compel.
led TO choose between an appeal 10
the manhood and conscience OF the
people in defense Of its platform and
candidate, ON the one hand. and the
millions that the special interests
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-10
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy Would Have
Saved Him $4,000.

"In 1902 | had very severe attack
Of diarrhoea," says r. N, Farrar Of
Cat Island La. ."For several weeks
! was unable to do anything. On
March Is, 1907, had similar attack,
and took Chamberlain's Cholic, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy which
gave me prompt relief. | consider
it one of the best medicines of its
kind in the world, and had | used it
in 1902 believe it would have saved
me hundred dollar doctors BILL"
Sold by Frank Hart and leading
druggists,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-10
He NAMED BRYAN
The Nomination Speech by
Dunn
PRAISES THE PEERLESS ONE

Says Bryan 10 the Moses Of Democ.
racy and is the One Man Who Can
Lead the Party 70 Victory This
Fall.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-09
STARCIE BUELOWA z PAR
I,AMENTEM.

Berlin, g listopada. - Zaprze-
czono urzedownie pogioskom, &c
kanclerz BueloW ME ukaze sic
ma Wtorkowym posiedzeniu par
lamentu, ma kt6rem czeka go po-
wazne starcie Z przedstawiciela-
mi narod6w niemieckich.
Minister spraw zewnetrznych
yon Schoen wyjechal wczoraj do
WIoch. Stanowisko jego zajmu-
ie obecnie Won Kinderlin Wach-
ter, elastyczny charakter kt6rego
nadaje sic doskonale dla obecnej
chwili. Jako MAJ polityczny Won
Kinderlin Wachter ME jest zna-
ny. Obecnie swe wywyzszenie "a
wdziecza przewaznie swemu ia
lentowi opowiadania pieprznych
historyjek W zautanem k6lku &C.
sarskiej rodziny.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-09
OSTATNIA POCzTA.
Wrzenie W Turcyi.

Reakcyonisci tureccy ME mogq
pogodzic sic nowym stanem RE
czy wywoluja, wichrzenia. Swie-
70 ukazala sic odezwa, nawoiujaca
do wyrzniecia wszystkich chrzeS-
clan okazyi SWAT Beiramu, "a
czynajacych sic dnia ego b. m.
w odpowiedzi, komitet mlodo-
turecki oglasza odezwe, W kt6rej
ostrzega reakcyoniStow i grozi i'm
wybiciem CO do nogi W razie pro-
wokacyi I ich strony. Jako Sro-
dek zapobiegawczy, zawezwano
Salonik 3 bataliony strzelc6w
trzeciego kurpusu, ably I pefnili
siuzbe policyjnQ W stolicy. Jede-
naScie batalion6w gwardyjskich,
ME wzbudzajQcych zaufania,
przeniesiono do Salonik.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-09
KPIA Z WILHELMA.

Berlin, @ listopada. - Cafy Ber-
lin zapytuje obecnie co jest VIA
$ciwie 'o'braza majestatu". Czy
"wielkoSc" cesarza zostala
zmniejszonQ do tego stopnia, ze
wszystko o Wilhelmie pisac juz
MONA. I odpowiadajq sobie
wszyscy "tak".
Wczoraj mieszkahcy stolicy
Niemiec knpowali i uSmiechali
sic nadzwyczaj dowcipnego,
smialego i satyrycznego nadzwy-
czajnego wydania tygodnika hu-
morystycznego "Lustige Blaet-
ter.
Cafy numer zajmujq karyka-
tury Wilhelma Buelowa. Ma
rysowano nowy herb Niemiec,
gdzie zamiast orfa widnieje pa
pugq.
Ma innem miejscu przedstawio
no kanclerza Niemiec w stroju
b}azna, kt6rego spotyka i vita
,serdecznie znany "kapitan Z Koe-
penicku" i wihszuje mu sukcesu
jaki osiqgnq1 w roll 5mieszka. "Ja
ci ME zazdroszcze' m6wi kapi-
tn.
w og6le numer caly jest maj
bardziej impertynenckim jaki tyl-
ko kiedykolwiek byi wydany.
I W obec obecnego nastroju
Niemc6w ujdzie to prawdopodob
ME bezkarnie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-09
CIEKAWY POMYSL.
Cleveland, Ohio, g listopada.-

Cleveland, Ohio, g listopada.-
Ma ciekawy pomys1 wpadl wy
dawca miejscowej lgazety !we-
gierskiej, noszqcej nazwe "Sza-
badzag'. Zecerzy pism wyszli ma
strajk, poniewaz jednak zecerzy
i drugiej gazety, wychodzacej tn
w jezyku wegierskim, zastrajko-
wall przeto zdawalo sic nieunik-
Mona rzeczQ, ze pisma tie podczas
strajku ME wyjdq. TAX sic tez
stalo drugq gazetq. Wydawca
jednak "Szabadzag" wpadl ma
dobry pomysl, poniewaz da1 ma
pisaG ma maszynie caly tekst pi-
sma, ktory nastepnie odfotografo
wal, i poczynif zupelnie wyrazne
klisze. Klisze te ujete w formy
po odbiciu daily zupelnie czytel-
ne pismo.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-09
VICTORIEN SARDOU ME
zYJE.

Paryz, g listopada. - ZmarI tn
tai znakomity dramaturg francu-
ski Victorien Sardou, w wieku lat
II.
Pomimo re pierwsza sztuka
wystawiona przcz Sardou doznala
nader wrogiego przyjecia, p6z-
niejszc stopniowo zdobywaly So
bic uznanie W kohcu SWAT caly
chylil Czolo przed olbrzymim ia
lentem zmariego.
w roku 1877 obrano go czlon-
klein francuskicj akademii, jed
nym "czterdzicstu nieSmiertel-
nych" ".Obecnie zc $mierciq jego
pozostaje szesc niezajetych
micjscc w Akademii.
Sardou uwazano "a jedynego
czlowieka kt6ry przy pomocy pi6-
ra Z butelki atramentu wydobyI
ST 100000.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-09
Gwaitowny kroIewicz.

Dzienniki serbskie przynoszQ
cickawe szczeg6ly gwa}townego
starcia miedzy ks. Jerzym a kro-
lem Piotrem podczas narady, w
ktorej brafo udzial wielu ofiCer6w,
o czem juz wczoraj pisaliSmy.
Ksiqze jerry bardzo ostro wy
stepowaf przeciw ojcu, kt6ry
sprzeciwiaf sic wojnie, oswald
czajqc, re bylaby ona zgubq ola
pahstwa. Nastepca tronu us}ysza-
wszy to, rzucif sic ma kr6la i
chcia1 go bic, tylko dzieki inter-
wencyi oficer6w ME przysz}o do
skandalu.
Miedzy oficerami a nastepcq
tronu przyszlo do b6jki, przyczem
ks. Jerry zostai formalnie przez
rlinistr6w oficer6w wyrzucony.
sail. w jego nieobecnosci Cd
byla sic dalsza dyskusya.
KS. Jerry uda1 sic w towarzy-
stwie mlodych oficerow studen-
tow do kasyna, gdzie wygfosil
p1omiennq move, wzywajqcq do
wojny. Oswiadczyl on, ze nigdy
ME dopusci, abysojciec jego stlu-
mil ruch nraodowy, panujqcy o.
becnie W Serbii ably pogodzii sic
aneksyq Bosni.
Slychac, re skrajno narodoWa
partya, zlozona przewaznie Z
mfodych zywiol6w, usiiuje przy
pomocy nastepcy tronu Emusic
kr6la Piotra do abdykacyi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-09
LIST ROOSEVELTA.
Washington, D. c., g istopada.

Washington, D. c., g listopada.
- Prezydent Roosevelt ogiosif
wczoraj list, kt6ry wysla} ma re-
ce niejakiego ]. c. Martina w
Dayton, Ohio. Martin bowiem
przed niejakim czasem w liScie
wystosowanym do Roosevelta O.
$wiadczyl, re katolicy Tafta, ja-
ko unitaryusza popierac ME mo-
60.
Roosevelt odpowiedzia}, re re-
ligia ME powinna wywierac wpiy
VII ma polityke. Chociaz niestety
tax sic obecnie dzieje, to jednak
bye tax ME powinno, poniewaz
sprzeciwia sic to wprost zasadom
wolnoSci osobistej, z kt6rej Stany
Zjednoczone 50 tax dunno.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-09
DOBRZE SIE OBLOWILI.

New York, g listopada. - Bo-
gaty lup zabrali trzej bandyci z
domu pewnego kupca, nazwi-
skiem Charles E. Taynter w Bo-
rough Poak, Brooklyn. UnieSli
&c SODA kosztownosci i naczyh re
srebra wartoSci okolo $4,000.
Napad by1 CORY dobrze upla-
nowany. Dw6ch zloczyhcow wy
mierzonymi rewolwerami trzy-
mali w szachu gospodarza domu
Z zonq dzietmi, trzeci zas plq-
drOWal Gale mieSzkanie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-09
Bojkot serbski.

w Serbii szerzy sic coraz bar
dziej bojkot towar6w austryac-
.kich. Kupcy zmuszeni sa zamy-
kac sklepy. w teatrze codziennie
nawofujq do bojkotu. Ma ulicach
Spiewaja, piesni antyaustryackie.
Dotychczas zniSzczono kilkana
5cie sklepow towarami, pocho-
dzqcymi Z Austryi lub Wegier.
Nawct ma ulicach dziejQ sic re
czy niemozliwe. Tium wyrywa "a
kupione towary i nszczy i me
zwiocznie. Posel austryaCki sztur
mule rad wiedehski o udzielenie
ochrony poddanym austryackim.
WiadomosG o tenn, re rad au-
stryacki zakazal dowozu broni i
amunicyi do Serbii, zwiekszyla
jeszcze wSciekioSc tfumu.
Naturalnie, bojkot ten wywolu-
je w Austryi oburzenie. SwiezO
minister spraw zewnetrznych ba-
ron AehrenthalsaSwiadczyl W kos
lie czfonkow delegacyi, re cierpli-
WOSc mOnarchii auStrO WeUier-
skiej wyczerpac sic moze.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-09
SKUTKI GADATLIWOSCI
WILHELMA.

New York, g listopada. - Wiel
ka sensacye wywolafa tn wiado-
nose o usunieciu re szpalt czaso-
pisma Century Magazine" arty-
kulu piora Williama B. Hale, kto-
ry zamieSci1 swoj wywiad ii ce-
sarza Wilhelma. Hale przed kill
ku miesiqcami umySlnie uda} sic
do Berlina, azeby mice Z Wilhel-
mem interview. Opisal Gala roz
move dokladnie, w kt6rej cesarz
Wilhelm mial ostro napaSG ma
Watykan, papieza i wog6le wszy-
stkich katolikow.
Poniewai obecnie GAIA Europa
oburzona jest ma Niemcy skut-
klein ogfoszenia innego wywiadu
IL Wilhelma tyczqcego sic An
gill i wojny boerskiej, przeto
Niemcy obawiaja sic dalszych
nieprzyjemnosci wskutek niepo-
wSciqgliwej gadatliwoSci swoje-
go cesarza postarali sic przez
swoja amabasade w Washingto-
ME o usuniecie artykulu re szpalt
wspomnianego pisma. Forme 60
towa do druku zupe1nie stopiono
odbitki zas jak czcionki wraz z
rekopisami zniSzczono.