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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07

building committee to proceed TO per-
feet plans and specifications and adj
vertise for bids for the construction
Of the new Sunday school building.
tho cost not to exceed 100000. This
cost is to include also the changes to
be made to the north part OF the pres
ent building. about $4,000, and the
changes In tho ventilation OF the main
church. estimated at $1,000. The church
and congregations have been pretty
well canvassed and the sum of $4,000
is said to be In sight. Work is likely
to be pushed as fast rs possible on the
new building.
The closing meeting OF the Congre-
gational Brotherhood for the prosens
college year lis scheduled for Tuesday.
1t will open with the usual lun-
chcon, which will be followed by a re-
view Of the work OF the year plans
for the next year. and the election OF
officers and committees,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b, DcIIaan are 10
return from China to America because
OF the lack OF health, in that climate,
OF Mrs. DeHaan. They were in this
country last year on furlough and Mrs.
DeIIaan underwent an operation ut
that time that all hoped would be of
permanent benefit but these hopes
have not been realized,
Floyd Ditzler, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. NJ. Ditzler. Is i'll with scarlet fever
and is quarantined at the High street
home.
The ground was too wet and cold for
the Greek pageant to make an outdoor
display on Saturday as planned. In
order to relieve as much as possible
the disappointment of those from a
distance a special indoor display was
put on for their benefit and the regu-
lar pageant will take place, wind and
weather permitting, at 4 o'clock this
afternoon.
William Grubb and family have
changed long time residence in this
city for new home In Detroit. Mich.
The Rhodes scholar Grinnell fur
nished from the class Of 1912, Jimmie
St John. Is reported to have enlisted
in the British army.
Ray Meyers. who has been studying
voice culture under Percy Rector
Stephens, Of New York City, for sew
eral months, Is again IN Grlnnell to
spend the summer.
Mayor White has given public warn
ing to stock drivers that it Is a viola
tion Of city ordinance TO drive any
stock over paving or crossings and that
any stock driven in the city must be
kept to the unpaved streets and alleys.
Mrs. Flora G. Halsey visited Sunday
at her home In Mason City
The scarlet fever quarantine has
been withdrawn from the home of a,
P. Hamilton at Ninth avenue and Ann
street
Superintendent f. r.. Palmer of the
Mason City schools, accompanied by
Mrs. Palmer. was here Friday evening
to attend the musical recital of their
daughter, Miss Lorna Palmer. Mrs.
Palmers father Capt, Peter Lenon, of
Guthrie Center, was here for the same
purpose.
Mrs. F.. G. Naco, daughter of Mrs
George Bye of this city and who has
been visiting at the old home here. has
gone back to her own home in VIII
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07

inington. Del. She was accompanied
by her sister. Miss Josephine Bye, who
win make lengthy visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter Hastings re-
ioice In the birth 10 them OF son.
Recruiting for Troop ID has been
go active within the past week or two
that the places of all the married men
that were dsmIssed for that reason
have been filed by single men and the
troop Is now Mt war strength, los men.
or these los men 10 have taken the
dual oath OF service for this country
or for foreign service.
Ii is announced that Prof. r, O.,
Kllugaman head OF the extension de-
partment of the State University at
Iowa CITY viii be here for an address
at the mass meeting called by the
'Grinnell Commercial Club for Wedpes-
day evening OF this week. " In hoped
and expected that some speaker from
Ames will also bc here. The object OF
the meeting Is TO make practical plans
FOR the greatest possible Increase OF the
edible products OF the soil. Not only
is everyone urged 10 plant every avail
able foot of crop bearing space, but
how TO get the best results from the
most valuable food crops. when ana
how to plant and cultivate and how 10
save and store such foods will come
under consideration.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07

cresco.
The Independent school district will
vote on two bond propositions on May
81; one to, issue $6s,000 bonds for a
primary and vocational school and the
other for $4,000 bonds for primary
building.
Cedar Rapids.
Linn county Is to have three new
rural school buildings, altho the con-
tracts have not been let as yet. One
will be built near Mt. Vernon, another
near Marion, and the third between
Prairieburg and Coggon. A new school
building is now under construction at
Alburnett, and will be completed In
time for the fall opening. Palo Is also
to have q new consolidated school
building.
Sioux City.
T Abu Bekr temple, Ancient Arabic
Order Of Mobiles Of tho Mystic Shrine,
has donated $1,000 to the Sioux City
chapter Of the American Red Cross
Society. The fund was one which had
been raised to meet the expenses Of
sending the drill patrol Of the Shrine
to the national convention in Min
neapolis this summer. Tho plan was
abandoned by tho shrincrs ~ . sacri-
Ace to the Red Crosse
vvi1tssn. Z. 81 - {
The vinton Country Club viii be
formally opened Thursday, June "a,
with an appropriate program and other
Festivities The new club house which
was built last fan and which includes
living quarters for the caretakers, be-
sides q dance hall. card and smoking
rooms and locker and shower bath
rooms for the members, has been AN
ished. A campaign Is now being car
ried on to increase the membership Of
the club to, 100.
Cedar Rapids.
81 Iowa's. ptre-bred cattle have again
attracted foreign buyers to this sec
ton Of the country. Satisfied with tho
stock they had purchased in this state
on two previous trips. A. r. Hawley.
Richfield, Utah; w. 8. lotion, Beaver
City, Utah. and Prof. George Cain.
Logan. Utah, Instructor In the Utah
Agricultural College, returned to Linn
county, last week for = third batch Of
pure-bred bulls and heifefs. The men
are seeking eixty-fcur shorthorns and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07
Naws of Union.
pecial to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Union, May mir. and Mrs, J, II.
Alexander and daughter, Anna. have
spent most OF the past week In Ell
dora, called there by the critical illness
Of Mrs. Alexanders father, George Al
sup. whose condition remains about
the same.
Rev. J. II. Armstrong, Of Sullivan.
O.. who was called here for the fun-
eral of Henry G. Chaplin, leaves for
his home today Eis daughter, Lois,
who accompanied him, will remain for
visit with her sister. Mrs. Walter
Trupp, and friends for a few weeks.
The high school base ball team
played their first game Of the season
Saturday with tho Radcliffe high school
team. The score was S to In favor
of Union.
Roy Mumeston. OF Los Angeles, ar
rived Friday night TO visit his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs W. -. Humeston. before
existing. He has spent several years
in the West.
Mr. Sholtz, OF Sheldon, has bought
the |. C. Welty residence property near
the high school building, occupied by
r. s. Rogers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07
News of Chaplin.

Special to TimeS-Republ1can.
Chaplin, May George Van Every
and wife left last week for their new
home on farm five miles west OF
Mason City. AS
Mrs. r. C. Davenport is taking treat
ment at Marshalltown for an ailment
that. has been troubling her for some
time. ~. ,,., s.tsss
R. A. Carroll. who has been relief
agent here, has returned to Mason City
and William Mahoney, Of Benedict. Is
the agent now at the M. & st. L. de-
pot.
Miss Lottie Ross, Of Lincoln. Neb,
and Mrs. NJ. H Ross, of Hampton, are
CHESTS ef$relatiyes in town.
Charles Banker Of this place. and
Miss Eva Rooney. Of Swaledale, were
married May Q and have taken pos
session of the farm, on which Mr..
Bankers parents have resided for
forty-two years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07
GrinnelI and Vicinity.
ial to mes-Republican.

SpeClal TO Times -kepuDllcan.
Grinnell. May 7.--Mr. and Mrs. r. A.
Barr have rented their home at 1920
Third avenue to Mr.. Granny, of the
high school faculty. who will take
possession June /. Mr. and Mrs. Barr
will visit a. short time in Des Moines,
then go to the home Of their son, VIII
Barr, at Omaha On the Goth Of June
they are to attend the wedding of a
niece at Boise. From there they go to
other points farther west and plan to
be away from. Grlnnell for year.
Mrs Frank Abel had stroke Of
paralysis ON Friday at her home, sos
East street. falling and injuring her
self somewhat. 1t Is thought that she
will measurably recover. She Is 81
years of age.
Mr. George f.. James, who has been
i'll for many months at his home. 1902
Fourth avenue, Is reported as not gain
ing as he and his friends could wish.
At the regular May meeting Of Cor
don Granger Post Of this city on Sat
urday afternoon plans were made for
the proper observance of Memorial
Sunday and Memorial Day on the sue
ceeGing Wednesday,. Pastor w. r..
Lawrence. OF the United Presbyterian
church, has given the post an invita-
tlon to assemble at that church ON
Sunday. May u, where he will preach
the memorial sermon. On Memorial
Day committees will be sent to Hazel
wood in the forenoon with help from
the Sons Of Veterans and the school
children to decorate the graves. IN
the afternoon the exercises probably
H. a.. t,,
been the custom for several years.
Post Commander r. J. Noll will be
president of the day and III. T. Davis
has been appointed marshal. The high
school glee clubs will furnish the sing
ing and the public school children will
join in the parade
At business meeting of the Con-
church. held yesterday
morning after the usual service, n
resolution was adopted by an over
whelming majority instructing the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07
Northern Io1ua Items

/ Herefords to place on the range in the
western country. All cattle purchased
are to be centralized in Cedar Rapids
and later shipped west. Some stock
has already been obtained at Mcchan-
icsville and some from the George II.
Burge farm near Mt. Vernon. A trip
to Clinton county resulted in the
transfer OF forty-three head. The west
erners are working thru the medium
OF the breeders association Of this
county and thru the Iowa Beef Breed
ers' Association, with Roscoe Harrison
Of the Iowa State Agricultural College
at Ames, as active representative.
Dubuque.
Great success is attending the ef
forts Of the Iowa Equal Suffrage As
ISOLATION to register the women OF the
state for war service. School teachers
housewives. professional women. col
lege students. high school girls, clerks.
,stenographers. homeseekers--all that
have been able to procure registration
cards are manKesting cagerness TO
do what they can to serve their coun-
try. Enrolment in the divisions Of
thrift and agriculture - taking the
lead.
Fort Dodge. y
Seventy students Will be graduated
hv the Fort Dodge high school May 30.
This is one Of the largest classes TO be
graduated by the high school. Com
mencement activities in honor Of the
graduating class will start Saturday
night. when the Junior reception will
be held at the commercial club rooms
Baccalaureate Sunday will be on May
~ with the annual class address be-
ing given by w. o. Hairless. OF the
Presbyterian church and the class play
and graduation exercises will follow.
Marion.
The 1917 tournament OF the Iowa
fremen's association Will be aban-
doned, according to the announcement
Of r. Il. Parson OF Marion. secretary
of the association. The decision was
arrived at by mail vote OF the mem
hers Of the association. majority
holding that war times were not APP
,propriate for the exhibition. The tour
nament was to have been held during
July, altho the exact date and b the
place OK meeting had not bcen deter
mined on BY the executive COMMITTEES.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07

Money. University OF North Dakota;I
President william Lowe Bryan. Uni-
versity Of Indiana (the main inaugural
address,: Governor w. L. Harding;
Superintendent +. T.. Smart, Daven-
port; President J. III. T.. Main. Grin
nell; President ]. A., Marquis, of Coe:,
State Superintendent A. NJ. Deyoce;
Mrs. Eva May Fleming, president OF
the Iowa State Teachers Association,
President II. III. Seerley Iowa state
Teachers College; President r.. A.
Pearson, Ames. and numerous others
high In educational and official circles
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07
News Of EIdora.
Special to Times Republican.


Bldora, May 7th.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Hammond and son, H. S. Hammond,
who have been spending the past sew
eral months at different points in Cal
ifornia and Texas, have returned to
their home in this city.
George Harvey and Everett Elliott.
two young men about twenty one
years Of age, were before Justice Of
the Peace Tyler, Saturday, on the
charge Of threatening to, commit a
public offense and were held to the
grand Jury. which will convene in Au-
gust. 1t is alleged the boys had been
plotting to rob some Of the stores in
the night time, and then make a raid
on stores in other cities IL they got
away in good shape locally.
b. D. Robb and son, Earl Robb, and
family are home from trip Of several
months to different points in Califor-
mia
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07

Hardin County Boys cAsAsss Hsassa
IN ouadransuiar MsStinS = tsasne.S
ton by One Point Marsin-oms vsus,e
Record Broken.
Special TO Times Repu bsbpAn. s.
Hampton. May - NV dn1aouos
ing quadranxuisr track msss vao Asld
here Saturday Afternoon w1eA aIAsno-
ton, Eidora. lows FAlls AaA DA6to
Grove competing. several ssv feeef1s
for this track wero sDtabaiGAeA Gnes
being broad twsnp BY NaoeR -
Hampton. Of 81 fest Az incheA 1ooeN
won tho meet by sinSls DooAA -:
score beang "a To ~. Other svenks -
suited a. follows:
Discus throw--Mutr. Hampton. AH1t:
Olson. Eagle GrovA second; H1AaGA -
dora. third. Distance, l0S 1ese ~
inches.
2a0-yard hurdle--E,vAnA HAaADton.
first: Norton. Iowa Falls. second: Hs-y
sen. Eldora, third. Time. :27 -.
Half mile run--Wsbater. Mdorn.
lrst: Hoffman. Eldora. second: Cline
Eagle Grove. third. Time. 2:21 i-t.
Mile relay--Hampton. hrat: El0osn.
second.
Half mile relay---Hampeon. ARA: -
dora. second: Iowa Fails, third.
High jump-Cllne, Eagle Grove.
FIRST: Porter. Eagle Grove, ana Crime.
Eldora. tied for second. Height, fsst
inchel
o0OIyard dash--Evans. Hampton.
first; smallpage, Eldora, second: Pie
sen, Eldora, third. Time. "a as.
440-yard dash--iwhite. Eldora, nrst:
White, Eldora. second: Cline, Eagle
Grove, third Time. 5e e-b
Broad jimp--,Royer. Hampton. nr&t:
Piesen. Eldora. second; johnson, EaHlo
Grove. third. Distance, Il feet AZ
inches.
1o0-yard dash--,Evans, Hampton,
first; Piesen. Eidora second: Mott.
Hampton. third. Time. 10 Is.
Pole vault--Tracy, Iowa Falls. ART.
Merriac. Eldora, second; Rover. Harnp-
ton. third, Height. 10 feet ~ inches.
l20-yard hurdle-tCrawford. Hamp-
ton. first, White, Eldora. seconds
Green, Iowa Falls, third. Time. al s-5.
Shot put--Muir. Hampton. h1t:
Green. iowa Falls. second: Olson.
Eagle Grove. third. Distance. ~ feet
Q inches.
Mile run--Tyler. Eldora, nrst: Lakey.
Eidora, second Fiander. iowa rails
third. Time. $40.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07
Work. Both way..

Score one for nature. The city boy
often looks with derision on the csun-
try youth as he expresses his unfA-
miliarity with the sights and activities
Incident to his first visit ito town.
But no ruralite In the city could ~
one-hslf rs incapable. more hopelessly
awkward. more densely ignorant. Or
80 utterly helpless as the city boy
when he attempts for the nrst time -
perform the duties Of his country
cOuqin
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07
INAUGURAL PROGRAM ISSUED.
Arrangements complsttdsFor lnausur-
i alton of Precedent Jsssup.

alton of President Jessup.
Special to the Times Republican.
Iowa City, May detailed pro-
grams for the formal Inauguration OF
DR.. Walter "A. Jessup as president OF
Iowa. university have been prepared.
They provide for two days festivities
and solemnities, feasting and oratory,
May II and 70. The presiding officers
will be DR.. Thomas H. Macbride, presi-
dent emeritus Of S. U. r.; Hon. u. D.
Murphy, president of the Iowa state
board of education, and President Jes-
sup, himself.
Among tie speakers from .other
states and Institutions. viii be Presi-
dent w. T. Foster. Reed College, Port
land; United States Commissioner OF
Education P. p; Claxton; President AL
bert Ross Hill. University Of Missouri;
Prof. Paul Munroe. Columbia, Univer-
sity: PROT, Lotus y. Coffman, Univer-
sity Of Minnesota; President Frank s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07
New sharon lten,s.

Special to Times-Republican.
New Sharon May 7.-Homer Hol-
loway returned from California FRI
day. whore he was called on account
of the death of his foster mother, Mrs.
A. c.. Baldwin.
Little MarJory Ray, who has been
very i'll of pneumonia, is improving
rapidly now.
Arthur Johnson has moved his fam
lily into the home he purchased recent
ly of j. A. Day. I. ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07
Ausp.srs A. raessurr.

Odd % II may seem, 1t IS among
authors that the greatest amount Of
taciturnity Is recorded. Thomas Car
lyle was one OF the most silent men Of
his time. The late Lord Tennyson was
equally ready to allow his poems to
ypeak while his tongue kept silent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07
The Melancholy Pelican.

David in Psalm 102, 6, In comparing
his pitiable condition to the pelican.
which was not uncommon in Palestine.
probably had reference to Its general
aspect us 1t sits in apparent melan-
choly with its bill resting on its
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07
Proved by Time.

A woman NAV be able to defend
herself with simple jiu-jitsu tricks, but
doubtless most of them will continue TO
dely upon the rollingpin.-St. Paul
Dionper-preSS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07
Feathers.

"A man might succeed in fcathering
His own nest" remarked the Observer
OF Events and Things. If so much Of
his money did not go toward putting
them On his wife's hats."-BrOoklyn
Eagle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-07
Has good Opinion Of Chamberlain
Tablets $50

"chamberlain's Tablets are a wonder,
+ never sold anything that beat Them
writes F.. 3. Tressey. Richmond Ky.
When troubled with Indigestion 6
constipation give them a trial. For.
sale by all druggists. Adv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-28
Il BOSTON, MASS.
Zadna pIaca ME haibi czIOwicI

Ladna praCa ME hanbi CzIOwicka,
poniewaz zaS kradziez jest r6wnicz
praca, a zatem trzeba pracowat.
Taxi sylogizm filozoficzny ulozyf
gobie Jan Krzemieniecki i postano-
vii wprowadzic go W iycie.
Ma ni~eszczeScie, Krzemieniecki. o
lie tegim jest myslicielem, o lyle
znowu niefortunnym byl wykonaw-
ca swojego programu zyciowego.
Onegdaj przyfapa}a go policya,
gdy usilowal skrasc patio IL firmy
McGrath and Co., PREY ul. Washing
ton.
Me pomogly tl6maczenia, lie jesien
sic zbliza, re mu zimno, etc.
Zabrano go do kozy.
Krzemineiecki przyznal sic, &c cd
dluzszegO czasu ME pracowai. w po-
licyi zapisany byf ma liScie noto-
rycznych zlodziei. Znano go tylko 2
opis6w, "a kazdym jednak razem u
dawalo mu sic wymknaG 2 rak poll
cyl - az dopiero W cza.ie, gdy PREY
mierza} ma siebie patio, przytrzyma-
no go i osadzono w ,dziurze".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-28

lyle enuncyacye rzadowe.
Niezaleznic cd tego nastqpi-
1y deklaracye oficyalne W spra-
vie polskiei na gruncic parla--
mcRtGW.
1 tax, dnia % kwietnia an,
gielSki kanclcr2 Skarbm B0ndt
La,c, zastepca Lloyda Georgia.
w Izbie gmin, w movie swej
tamze wyg}oszonej, wypowie-
dziaf nastepujqcy charaktery--
styczny ustep 0 .Polsce:
Jak Izbie wiadomo, jednym z pier
wszych czyn6w rosyjskiego Rzadu
Tymczasowego bylo wystosOwanie pro
klamacyi do Polak0w, kt6ra uznaje
ich prawo do d~ecydowania o wlasnym
swym losie i stwierdza, re ~stworzenie
niepodlegiego pa6stwa ~polskiego be-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-28
POLACY W AMERYCE.
Il BUFFALO, n. "
AntOni Pietkiewicz, lat Fl, Fam. p.

AntOni Pietkiewicz, lat 21, Fam. p.
mr.. &c Boil ul., W Sloan, ~przyznal
sic W sadzie kryminalnym do zaboj-
silva W drugim stopniu.
Pietkiewicz oskarzony jest o "a
strzelenie W dniu 20 czerwca Jozefa
Domblewskiego re Sloan. Ti6maczy
sic, re stawa} we w}asnej obronie, DO
Domblewski z kilku innymi swymi
kolezkami grozil mu smiercia. Ia
atakowany byl kamieniami i Ceglami
ma wlasnem podworku / nawet go
poraniono. Wtedy strzeli} z fuzyi
trafif Domblewskiego, kt0ry ten ma
pad zorganizowaf i przewodzil mu.
Wrzesniowa lava wielko-przysie-
gfych zlolyia sedziemu Brown "a
port z rozpatrywanych spraw. Ma IL
seize oskarzonych znajduja sic take
Polacy, a mianowicie m!edzy inny-
mi Stanislaw Ceranski i Franciszek
Stachurski oskarzeni sd 0 napad ra-
bunkowy, W dniu "a czerwca po-
pelniony. Zatrzymali oni ma Broad
way PREY Houghton ul.. ~przechod-
MIA / pod groza rewolwer6w obrabo-
wall go z $25.
J6zef Sypniewski, szynkarz q pnr.
172 Ohio ul., doni6si policyi, re W
niedziele zostaf okradziony z sos.
Sta1o sic to W psos6b n~astepuJacy:
Sypniewski wychodzac z domu, 20
stawi1 pieniadze W sweJ sypialni, BIO
bal ie sic nosit PREY sobie. Gdy wro-
Gil do domu, p~ieniedzy juz ME byio.
Zapodzia} sic tez gdzies 1 wspofloka-
tor jego. Tego wpucsif byf do miesz-
kama brat Sypniewskiego, wspof-
wlasciciel lokalu, ktory postal go
do pokoju brata poszukac papiero-
SOW.
Kazimierz G6rski, lat Is, z pnr.
So Wilson ul., zolnierz 8 pufku ar
tyleryi, bawiac wieczorem W domu
ma poaegnaniu pred wyjazdem z pull
KLEIN do obozu, postrzelii sic PREY
padkowo PREY pokazywaniu nabitego
rewoIweru. Kula utkwi}a mu W pa
chwinie / stan jego jest grozny. u
mieszczono go W szpitalu Emergency.
52letni J6zef Baryszewski, farmer
zamieszkaiy W Cheektowaga PREY
Genesse ulicy, "a Union Road, popei-
nil samob6jstwo przez powieszenie
sic.
Baryszewski udal sic w pole, lecz
powr6ciI wkr6tce i napil sic woody,
poczem znikf.
Gdy o godzinie 6 ME poWrocif z
pola ma wieczerze, poczeto go szu-
kac 1 o%dnaleziono W szopie, ma sznu-
RE, bez zycia.
Nieszczesliwy cziek, ktorego iona
cd d{wgich lat chorowa}a, targnaf
sic ma 1ycie W przystepie melancholii