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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-07
moody. the Evangelist, Injured.

LONDON, Sept. 6.--Dwight l.. Moody,
the evangelist, was thrown out OF car.
rage at Belfast on Saturday night and
is confined to his room with a sprained
foot
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-07
rinv Hou.c. De,truved.

BERLIN, Sept. 6.-Fifty houses were
destroyed by FIRE yesterday OF nppnzs .
smafl viilags near uasa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
The Rebekah Peterkin Memorial Associa-
tion Chartered.
fEor the DisDatch.I

4 few weeks agoan enthusiastic meeting
OF ladies and gentlemen OF every denOml-
nation assembled in the Young Mems
Christian Association parlors and organ
izcd the above memorial association. To-
day Judge Wexford issued charter which
declares briefly the object OF the associa-
ton 10 be The endowment of a room or
rooms in the Sheitering Arms Hospital IN
memory of Miss Rebekah PeterkIn. Miss
peterkin. IL is well known. was the founder
Of this charity which, under her manage
ment and that of the ladies OF the differ.
ent city churches, mas been means OF
. eord;ng comfort and medical attention
80 so many II was ever the purpose Of
ia fonuder that the Shelterlng Arms
should become a city hospital whose ex-
tended benefits should reach our own eiti-
zens and go out 20 the unfortunate
stranger IN our midst.
work appeal To Us now. But few months
400 the noble woman whose Christian
faith and courage inaugurated II passed
evav and now her SANITY father, Rev.
Joshua Peterkin, whose lovely and loving
life was indeed "benedictlon,' has gone
IN his reward. The memory OF such lives
is the heritage of no one chufch, but De-
long To all who reverence what - Chnst-
like and unselfish III man. How many
would contribute 10 mark the graves OF
these TWO with monument OF marble! yet
we all know that the humble spirit that
characterized both would forbid such
ostentatlon. But no one can doubt the
appropriateness of memorial, If 1t be
dedicated in their name, 20 the needy and
suffering, in whose behalf so much OF both
lives were lovingly spent.
few hundred dollars will complete the
endowment OF the - Rebekah PeterEin
Memorial Room" and open 1t 10 waiting
sntteyer. Ii will be an easy matter and a
heconing testimonial To DIR. Peterkln to
nr,vide This needed sum, and to establish
n fund for the permanent endowment OF
other rooms, or of the hospital. II rhe hun
dreds who loved and yenerated him, the
moor with his little, the rich With his much.
would testify their approval OF tins WORK.
With the Memorial Association organ
;zed and chartered. a ready instrument Il
provided for the prompt and orderly
acccmnlishment of the purpose. Ey-
ery clergyman in the city and state
viii receive contributions, ana every
CONGREGATION may have cause to be
thankful that they may contribute
10 a charity that will at once honor the
memory OF two sanity servants OF God
and provide comfort and shelter possibly
10 some needy one Of their own number.
The officers Of the Rebekaa Peterkln
Memorial Association are: Mrs. ;. z.
Iathrop. president; Mrs. Z. b. Addison,
yice.presidcnt Mrs. II. q. cannon, seere-
tarv Miss Elise Strother, assistant score.
tary, and Mrs. w. l.. Sheppard, treasurer.
ine Board of Directors are; Rev. Dr.
George Cooper. Colonel A. :; buford; Dr.
;eor,-e Ben. johnson. 7. William Penn.
berton. and +. IL. McGuire.
D0'' PRESTON NASH.
Richmond, Yo.. March lith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
~ scum JLRsEY.
4 Richmond Girl Married in St. Louis.

The st. Louis Republic of Thursday last
contained an extended account OF the mar
rage in that city ON theeyenlng previous
of Miss Marie Nelson. of Richmond, and
MIR. George B. Teasdale, Of that city.
The ReDub5c, in speaking OF the affair,
says: The wedding was celebrated very
quietly at 3734 Olive street, the home OF
MIR aud Mrs. Odenhelmer. the bride being
sister OF Mrs Odenheimer. The brides
mother. Mrs. Fanny Nelson, of Richmond.
could not attend the wedding, but her
brother, Mr.. Willism l.. Nelson, came from
Virginia 10 be present at the ceremony,
which was performed by Rev. Or. snyder.
There we're present only about thirty-nye
guests relatives and friends OF the con,
fracting parties. The bride was attended
by her sister, Miss Florence Nelson. wear;
inc gown of pale blue crepe. trimmed
with pearls, and carrying IN her hands
cluster of white hyacinths tied with white
ribbons"
An elaborate description Of the brides
robe was given, every detail of the gorge;
Gus costume being embraced: bridal
trio East was taken Mr.. and Mrs. Teas
dale will return TO st. Louis to reside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
THE TEXAS SENAToRSHlP.
some Unique Features of the Coming
Contest In the Lone star state.
fu~..A,,,.o,, Vvar,,, c,ar ION

Washington Evening star, 12th.l
Considerable interest IS being mani
tested among Democratic congressman
over the coming senatorial contest III the
Texas Legislature. The Governor has
called the Legislature OF that State
10 meet IN special session on Monday,
March 18th, and one OF the subjects
mentioned in the call Is the election OF a
United States senator TO I'll the uneXpred
term of Senator Reagan, resigned. senator
Chiffon. who was appointed 10 M the
vacancy until the Legislature should regu-
larly elect, Is being warmly pressed by ms
friends. among whom the most earnest
are Governor Hogg and Representative
Mills and Representative Cuioerson are
also strong competitors for the vacant
seat. The ballOtlng for United states sena-
Tor will begin on Tuesday, tie I'd, and a
unioue feature OF the contest Is that there
will be- 10 preliminary Democratic eau
cuscs 20 settle the questions OF party pre-
ferment.
As there are only one or two Republi-
cans in the whole Legislature a caucus Is
repotted as wholly unnecessary, SO that
without any general preliminary confer,
eDces balloting Will begin on the I'D and
continue from day 10 Gay until somebody
is elected.
Another somewhat unusual festure OF
the contest is the fact that 1t will he con-
ducted without any of the aspirants on
the field. Messrs. Mills, Culberson, and
Chiffon all announce to-day that they eX-
meet 10 remain in Washington at their
posts of duty during the whole OF the
contest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
that the Norfolk and Western Company

that the Norfolk and Western Company
would aid in It's construction.
MRTrR-rEsT.
The City Council has for years been
wrestling with the water problem. Dan
vile hes an excellent system OF water
works and the supply is abundant, but the
waste has been enormous and the cost OF
water 10 the consumer il, therefore. much
greater than it should be. The council
has az last determined TO test the virtue OF
water.meters, and fifty meters have been
placed In the business portion of the city.
test will be made OF these. and II the
result be satisfactory. meters will he en-
ployed IN all parts OF the city, and water
viii be serfed at so much per 1909 gal
Ions.
Miss Mamie Tyack has returned from a
visit to friends in North Carolina.
Miss Kate Street of Newbern. n. c., is
visiting Mrs. s, NJ. Embry.
Mr.. S. g. Shields, of Richmond, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Lizzie b. Francisco. Of Louisa, who
is a granddaughter of Peter Francisco. of
Revolutionary fame, is visiting relatives
in North Danville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
TO CHRISTEN Ell SUD.
MISS LOUISE ARMSTRONG WILL NAME
The SHIP ON WEDNESDAY,.
Kumored Establishment ola Cotton Plant
1T Newport News-Thc supposed ON
eials and Plan of tho Company.
-snncial telegram 20 the ni.na,cn.l


NrwroRr News, Va, March i2.-Miss
Louise Armstrong, daughter Of General
s G. Armstrong. principal Of the Normal
Institute. at Hampton, will christen the
III Sud next Wednesday. Miss Armstrong
IS 20 years old, and in described as q tall,
graceful blonde, and a lady OF great popu-
larity wherever she is known. During the
past wear she has been at school IN Con-
nccticut. She is we'll known in Boston
society. IN which city she has spent con-
siderable time.
Miss Armstrong Is said to be the possess
81 Of charming disposition. and IS be-
loved bv all who enjoy the pleasure of her
acquaintance
PROPOSED COTTON PLANT.
Rnmors have been afoat on the street
since the early part Of the week concern
me the establishment OF large cotton
rlart in this city. but until yesterday
nothing of definite nature could be
learned about 10. As usual. the stories told
located the enterprise on every available
,.rce 40 ground within the limits Of the
c.tr. hut diligentin inquiry yesterday failed 20
r.rrohorate The statements. There seems
fn la no doubt, however. that the estao-
I.Lmcnt Of q large cotton plant IS re-
c.ivnc careful consideration. Ii is known
thst Mr Orcutt. Mr. |. Eugene White,
Slr. rs. 4. Post. Colonel &. NJ Braxton.
l.codore Lvezey, ID. 5. Jones. and other
rsniiemcn are IN the company, which. #
II ls. bot already been organized. Is GER
t..rIy contemplated for the establishment
ot Pic works. These gentlemen are OK
t-.Mely rcucCnt concerning the matter,
though those who were seen did not deny
;.if steps are being taken 20 carry out the
pl'et
DEpORTED OFFICIALS.
colonel Braxton was seen at his Office
,..toriav afternoon. hut ne was too busy
=. aik. oven IL he had felt so inclined.
ana The reporter sought information else
tI.rr In the course OF his rambie he
learned that q charter has been applied for
rrl THAT Mir. Orcutt will be president Of
o.. company. Nh. White the general man
a-.,. M. Theodore livczey the vlce-presi,
don't. Nh W. A. Post the secretary, and
colonel Baxton. L.. =. Stoarnes. ID. $.
ZONES. and others will be directors.
MONEY TELLS.
Nfat the plan Of the company is could
D.. boz aeceualned. II Is understood, how
avon. an opportunity viii be afforded
f..I.tl. ns OF the city to show their ap-
.tr,ratiDn 0f the enterprise by becoming
.'..E holders. ] nc commence Tcpostu uF
f..l.op.a % Mr. Orcutt. Mr.. White, Col
. B-IX'on. Mr. Stearns. and other gem
damon whose names are associated with
o.. undertaking. VIII toe all that is needed
.r.src "a liberal Subscription to the
s..
.taith.tand.ng the bad weather and
l,..r nir9rances with winch contractors
l..e hqd to contend, the activity IN the
budding hue at this time greatly exceeds
'.t oi The brightest period IN the citys
history.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
LAUNCH or IL TUD.
AN ACTIVE WEEK IN TOBACCO.
Heavy Receipts and Shipments-A Train
Rocked by Boy. Who Escapes.

DiNULIE, Va, March L.. This has been
another active week IN tobacco, ana re-
cepts have been very heavy. aggregating
l.tj7.O0J pounds. Shipments OF plug
amounted 90 las. 900 pounds.
This morning as the Atlantic aud Dan
Vile passenger TRAIN Was coming IN boy
throw "a rock at the tram. The rock went
through the window, but fortunately
struck no one. The conductor stopped
tlo train and ran back 10 the spot, but the
hos Rad run OF. and was not caught.
Bishop Randolph VIII visit the Church
OF the Epiphany here 20 morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
The Distinguished Sick.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Mr. Springer
condition continues favorable. lie I'M
proves slowly bat steadily.
II was stated ut Mr.. Blsine's house To-
NIGHT that the Secretary was feeling. very
We'll. and would probably be able TO leave
the house early next week. In response
TO a question as TO whether Mr.. biaine
contemplated trip to the South. u was
said that he had made no plans for the fu-
4 frffa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
Tough. Out by the Trust

PHuApETPmA. Pa. March 1.-The mem
bers of the tirrn of the Franklin Sugar Re
finerv were seen this evening. but they all
decIincd TO talk upon the alleged absorb
ton of theIr refinery by the American Su-
car Company. 1t seems TO be the current
belief here among the sugar-men that the
smear trust has finally bought the Franklin
company out. The price paid for the re-
fnery is said 70 have been Sl0,oOo,Oo0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
ADULT DAY AT THE CAPITOL.
Georgia VIII Re Loyal to the Der,ocrati
Ticket-ssm Kimberly Coming Home.


tFrom Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON. March I2.-The Senate was
not in session to-day. and most of the ses-
sion OF the House was devoted to eulo-
g1zing the memory OF .he late Congress
man Gamble, of South Dakota Very few
Of the members remained in the hall, and
matters were unusually dull in the big
white building on the hill. The galleries
were comparatively empty. and people
generally felt like getting out doors to en-
joy the beautiful weather after several
days OF wind and storm.
PAINFULLY SHOCKED.
Mr.. Black burn. the editor Of the Atlanta
ErcRiag Herald. was among the visitors at
the Capitol TO-DAY. RE Is very ardent
advocate Of the nomination OF Mr. Glove
land: claims that Georgia viii instruct ior
him. but was painfully shocked to ind so
few people IN this city inclined 10 his way
of thinking. Mr. Blackburn, however,
differs from the one-man, one-idea
wh0opers by declaring that IN the event
of the nomination OF Senator Hill or any
other Democrat Georgia Will be loyal TO
the ticket.
It is learned through a letter received
here that Captain Samuel Kimberly. OF
Norfolk, Va. Consul-General of the Unlted
States to the Central American States. VIII
come home early IN June on leave OF ao-
sence.
NEW POST OFFICES.
Post-ofices have been established as fol-
lows:
Virginia Lexington, Culpeper county;
Henry l.. Wilson. postmaster.
North Carolina Keltord, BERTHE county !;
Walter Il. Brown, postmaster
North Carolina post-ofiices have been or
dered removed from former locations az
follows: Anneta, Hartford county, one
mile south; Shawnee, Catavba county. one
and quarter miles north; Vannoy, Wilkes
county, one mile south.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
What They soiisvs In.

an takes an enthusiastic cycler TO get
excited abont wheel"
mi Won onght 10 see Boston man get
excited about the mere hub!"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
Ungrateful.

IIafpeis bazhrI
photoqrapher's Assistant Mrs. Van Per-
l,ns complains that her portraits don't
look like her. ,
photographer: Complains. does she
She ought 10 be grateful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13

The new British steamer Massachusetts
sailed from Swansea for Baltimore March
iath. She has . cargo OF 4,s00 tons OF tin-
glateg. tho largest consignment OF TIN.
in.sates from great British 20 the United
States siucc tho Mckinley ball became =
law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
TURF EVENTS.
Nine Bookmnkers az GuttenburG Arrest
ed-The Winning Horses.
rpv .ctegrorh ~ the Diguatch.l

lBY Telegraph 10 tiiH birpaeDh-J
GUTrEvBURG, n. j.. March 12.-The track
to-day was in frst-class condition. An
other raid was made on the bookmakers'
ulne Of whom were arrested.
First receive furlOngs Oregon won ;
Architect second. lllspent third. lime,
second race-fve furlongs- Ofalece won
Flm.tone second, NeedmOre third. lime,
1864.
Third race-three furlongs-One won
Elk Knight second, Helen third. Time
Fourth race-one mile--Xenophon won ;
Sir Rae second, Sir George Ill. thlrd. llne'
Fifth race-oue and one-quarter miles,
over five hurdles -NinslOw won; Benefit
second Mulhattan third. Time. 2:2T9.
Sixth race-siX and one-half turlOngs-
Innovation won: Joe Courtney second,
Peralto third. Time. l:2294.
IN seum JERsEY.
GLOUCESTER, n. j., March 12.-The fol
lowing are the results OF the events here
F,rst race-six and a half furlongs-Sor-
rento won: Lee ). second, John Atkins
third. Time, 1854.
Second race-three iurlOngs-hsue1lhe
won: Lisbon Maid second, Little third.
Time, 40.
Ihirdrace- mile Gloster won Rose
Howard second, Lotion third Time. l:5759.
Fourth race-seven furlongs-Umllta
won; Algonquin second, Elyton third.
lime. l:4l. =,
Fifth receive furlongs-Umpire Kelly
won; Austral second, Eddie III. third.
Time. los
sixth race-six and a half furlongs-Pass-
more won; Twilight second, Village King
third. Time. 1857.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
ONLY FORTY M,nYs

Il is now proposed 10 build a short line
20 Madison, which could be done at small
cost. The length Of the road would not
exceed forty miles. and the old oed OF the
North Caroline Midland could be used tn
roits. Such a hue would give DsnyIlle d.:
roct Connection with the Roanoke and
Southern, the NorGh Carolina extension OF
the Norfolk and Western, and the Cape
Fear and Yadtin Valley railroads. TINS pc
curing nes Outlets 10 the West, and soath
Dauyllle would probably vote small sub,
seglption 70 such road, aud II IL believed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
DANWLLe. VA, TO MADISON, N. c.
New Lice OF Railroad Conteoplsted-Me-
tiers Applied to the water-works.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
DAsymLg Va. March 12.--Agsin IS the
question Of building . line Of road from
Danyil!e TO Madison. N. G., being agitnted
here. Several years ago Danyiue voted Q
subscription % $4,000 TO the Danyille and
last tennessee road. which was designed
20 be the western extension of the Atlantic
and Danyillo road. This road WAS TO go TO
Madison and thence on 20 Bristol, but the
company failed 10 begin work within the
time specified, and the subscription was
forfeited
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
THRIVING TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATION.

WESLEYAN Lodge of Good Iemplsrs Is
the youngest temperance organization IN
the city. and yet 1t has membership OF
over $50. Its meetings are held in Wesley
Methodist Episcopal church, where 1t was
organized few weeks ago. AT the meet
mo last nIoht 1876 members were present.
There were brief addresses, recitations by
ladies and gentlemen, good singing, pleas
ant social intercourse, and generally de-
liChtful time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13

JACOBS south street. Baltimore Nd
r..
Serai ani soI"s.
IIIII SsrR AuS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
EXECUTIVE ocMMITEE MEETING

The CITY Executive Democratic Com nit
tee will meet on Tuesday night 70 consider
matters relative TO the approaching mu-
nicipal election. There seems 10 be no
doubt that the primary plan will be adopt
ed for the nomination OF candidates.
in view of the number of aspirsnts tor the
different offices the primary IS almost uni
versally urged rs the most satisfactory
plan. Mr.. Hugh Il. Smith, who IL a candi-
date for mayor, will on tuesday nlgbt
tender his resignation as q member OF the
Executive Committee, on which he has 50
long served.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21
zAPIsUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
z GALICYl.

Lr6w. Szescdzieslat d%zlewczat
uwolnlfa pollcya turecka W
Carogrodzie ma zadanie amboady
austryacklej Z rozmaitych obskur.
nych zak1adow oddala je amba-
sadzle. kt6ra ma koszt panstwa
odes}a4a lie do ojczyzny. Taka
depesze otrzymat parzlSl Figaro"
re stollcy Turcyi.
Donlesienle to ,Figara"
uzupeiniG musimY tenn, u dziew-
czeta tie ~pochodz2 aplz waznie Z
Galicyl i kilkadziesi2t z nlch
przywiezlono juz do Lwowa, aby
W tutejszym s2dzic karnym slowly
swladectwo w sledztwie przeclw
bandzie zydowskiej, kt6ra Cd
lat kilku prowalzifa bardzo
ozywiony handel dziewczetaml.
Sledmnastu czfonkow tel
handy, ma cze1e kt6rej sta4 nsejakl
LAX Schafersteln, sicdzl w wlezle.
nu lamtejszego s2du ~karnego /
stanie ~jesienl pred trybunalem
s2du przysieglych. Process ten
bedzIc jednym Z najbardziej
se~nsacylnych, lake rozegra}y sic
" tom StulpcIu.
W panstwie cvwlllzowanem
szajka njesumicnnych zydGw
p~rowadzi1a szcroko rozga}ezlony
handel ludzml. Sprytnl zydz1
Observation-Disclosures nledo>wladczone
dzlewczeta. z rpzmaltycn stan6w.
pod poaorem DANA i'm bardzo
korzystnych posad, wywozill je
do Carogrodu i tam sprzedawali
W hamebn2 niewo!e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21
Uwagi wzgledem wycie-
cZki latOWej.

Kto chce cate aycle podro-
1owac pa swiecie, niechaj sic po-
slSra o TAME tykiety ekskursy]ne,
sprzedawane przez w%szystkie
gtowne kolejs zelazne W Stanach
Zjednoczonych i W Kanadzie via
kolej Northern Pacific do Yellow.
stone National Purku, do wyb,ze.
"a Ooeanu Spokojnego i Ala
ski.
Odbywa sic podr6z z najwiek-
semi wygodami W elegancko u
rzadzonych pociagach kolei North.
ern Pacific. zawleralaeych karY
jadalne eraz wspaniate kary sy-
Fialns Pullmana z Chicago, st.
Rsul Minneapolis do Montany i
wybrzeza Oceanu Spoko]nego, tez
znienianla, tudziez specyalnc sy-
p'alnie Pulmana st. Paul j
Minneapolis do Yellowstone
Parku.
Kraiobrazy sr6d podr6zy so
najwsp.nialszemi, jake mona
znalesc W sledmiu ytanach przez
ktore droga przechodzi. Piekne
CORY, rzeki, de!'ny, jeziora l iany
szybko nastepuja iedno 20 dru.
g'em, baw,ac rozwcselajac pc.
droznego, kt6ry take ma sposo.
bnobc robic spcstrzszonla W dziale
rolnictwa, g6rnictwa, przemys}u
pifowego ihnych, W poiaczeniu
z rozwoiem wleIkiego P6ino.
cnego Zachodu.
hssnaca chwafa podr6zo-
wanna 20 ?oinocnym zachodzie
Jest, mnlemamy, wyeieczka do
Yellowstone Parku, do kraju
zr6def. goracych fontan okro-
pnych przcpnsci. tudziez do Ala
ski, z jej kanaiami Oeeanowemi
bez Observation-Disclosures gor snie-
gem pokrytemi, wioskami Indy
ahsklemi i olbrzymiemi TO dowca-
MI.
Jezell cheese sic mad tenn diu-
zej zastanowiG ,zgtss SIC pod adre-
sem: s.. Fee, General Passenger
Agent, N. 2. r. r. st. Paul,
MINI. Zadaj .gzemplarzy i slicznic
llustrowanych ksiag: Wonderland,
Yellowstone PARK Alaska fol.
ders.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21
Dzlewczeta, kt6re przywlezio-

ktOio prey WleAiO-
no do Lwowa, opowiadaJa, re cd
chwlll, W kt6rei pod eskorta
zydowsklch ajeut0w p~rzekroczy}y
prog, owych haulebnvch dom6w
W stolicY Turcyi, ME wldzla}v
wlecel Sw,ata Bozego, ME wolno
i'm byio navel wyjsc do ogrodu
zaczerpnaG swiezego powietrza.
Tych szescdzleziat dzlewczat
uwolnionych "a staraniem ambasa.
dY aa%stryackle], jest tylko drobna
czastka wszystkich, ktore wywle-
zlono. 9ardzo wlele, i to w1asnie
chrzscianskich dziewczat, ME
MONA uwolniG, DO nawet ME
wladoma, gdzie sic obracaia. =
Jezeli BOWEN dzlewczyna jaka
by}a nadzwyczajnej urody, w6wczas
sprze1awali ia a]enci do prywat-
nych haremow "a bardzo droge
cene "a ztamtad wydobrc je
jest prawie niepodobleostwem, DO
strzezone pllnie, ME NIGGA dac o
sobie znaku zycla.
Sledztwo tel sprawie
prowadzl sad lwowskl z nadzwy-
czajna energla, a mlnlsterstwo
sprawledliwoSci wielce sic MIA
zajmnje. OwYeh dwadzlescla
kilka dAiewczat, kt6re przYwiezono
90 L~owa, pc skohczoncm pre-
sfuchaniu przez sedziego sledczego,
odwlezlonych bedzie do swoich
krewnych, a PREY rozrrawle
g}6wnei stang swladkowie.