the icon was not changed, but czapski would have been unaffected.ilway stations in minsk. yasche hella line withered and the cathedral square, the heart of the same city, and further and the brewery, which, of course, belonged to the count. evil tongues said, he had no end for himself as a slave in his own interests, but there were not enough of them. minchuk's hutka has been channeled, gramada transport - rech with... czapski, by his own will , the mayor's salary and from this moment is working on gramada's bags. the badai attack is unprecedented. it’s true, there was nothing to die for. count czapski rupisya is not only the right of minsk, but also the right of his own. the mayor would be in charge of the paspyakh businessmen. from the garad council he lyaceў at his own. mayontak stankawa. syadziba was the main agricultural holding. amal 10 thousand hectares of land, breeding plant for 30 thousand hectares, breeding farm for parodistic scorching dogs, plant breeding plant and many others. prague sit down sensitive hadzil on all sides. nekhta says

for now, czapski doesn’t worry about ideas. lethal to white fans.sk deserves its circus, and above all its university. no, it’s still the same, we need to get rid of the need from the other step, from the sewers. unfortunately, these plans were not dug into the pit of yours. the energetic count will occupy the enemy's ranks. xtosti zajdrostsіў, kamustsі yon first gift. some people turned out to be bitter for their enemies. on may 29 , 1901, czapski fell to hell. i it’s not fun to say ў badyn-baden. at the mayor's office, the count adverts 11 years ago, because of many hours, czapski is sick with dryness, tuberculosis. the hello count took care of his health and went to the water, before it was too late. on june 17, 1904, karal yančapski died at frankfurt. pakhavany is with stankava’s relatives. the minchuks did not forget the great count. they were reminded of the law, the rude streets, the masts, the theater, the electric trains. in 1911, the city council of chapskag named one of the central streets, however, in view of the revolutionaries renamed