Mail on Leopard is dead, doesn't open except the command line on the above of the screen

Mail program doesn't open. when I click on launchin icon just command line on the above of screen appears.
I tried to launch it Milbox/Go to/ Inbox and it opened, but there was one big mess. other commands doesn't work.
Mails are not neither coming in nor going out. HELP.
Maybe I need to delete an old account and just set it up once againm but I dont get how to delete it at all.
thanks in advance
Kind regards
Marcis

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