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Marriage Licenses

Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to
the following: GeorgeE. Davis, of Little Falls
Road, D. C., and Fannie A. Sleeves, of Han
cock, Nd. Frank Stewart and Eva Smith.
Harvey Z. Smith, OF exandria, and Kate M.
Wood. Thomas c. Cryon and Abbie McCar-
thy. Frank J.. Cornwell and Florence MYERS.
Henry Mallory and Lula Briggs, both of Rich
mond, Va William L. Ward and Zula Walker.
Richard Walker and Minnie GofT. David l..
Weaver and Emery T. Hammond. James H.
Carroll and Katie l. Baker. Charles NJ. Bell.
OF Liberty. Va, and Martha Matthews.
George Blake and Mamie Bowman. John r.
Teak and Mary A Miller. Alfred J. Disbro
and Beuah Colvin. Robert Z. Williams and
Ora Steward. William II. Storall and Ruth
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gives no hint of the manner or matter. Names
never do. But our readers may rest assured
that Bret Hane never signs his name to a
line Of dull writing.
The Bret Harte OF to-day 10 polished
critic, an epicure, a man OF the world. and
carrying everywhere the independence Of q
distinct literary personality. He talks as he
writes, like gentleman. This Is a subtitle
attribute, but one which England never fails
to recognize and value, and it is one prime
cause of his popularity in the kingdom.
Continually In evidence also is his distin-
gushing characteristic, one wkich is only de-
The Washington times., 1894-11-21
TWO HUNDRED LOST.
The Price Paid by Mr.. Clifford FOR
Worthless Advice.

The proper treatment for any disease is
that which not only relieves the distress. but
builds up the nervous system, snr1ehss and
vitaliEss the blood, and restores the glow OF
health to pale or sellow cheeks. DR.. Walker,
the specialist. acknowledge that his adser-
ence 10 this prineipls il one of the secrets of
HIS great success. Among tae numerous ex-
pressions OF gratitude frem people who have
been cured by him is ono from Mr Leroy w.
Clifford, OF Cumberland, Nd.
''Aiter suffering from dyspepsia and con-
stipatioa with excruciating agony for two
years writes Mr.. GiHord, Il Was entirely
cured by DIR. Walker in Just enc month
From that day to this have net known what
The Washington times., 1894-11-21
To-MoRRoW's MENU.
BroIIed steak lCopyrightedl.

Select juicy tenderloin and have it cut an
inch thick. Grease the broller with olive oil,
piece OF round steak at the same time. Turn
al every tenth count and broil five minutes.
Season the tenderIoin with salt and a very little
pepper. Squeeze the juice from the round
steak. pour over the tenderloin, and serve hot.
The Washington times., 1894-11-21

green faiIle OF the shade known as sauterele,
or grasshopper. aud mauve cloth. Tho cloth
skirt falls in large plalts. 1t forms a tabler
in front, framed on each side by fold OF
faille and band OF sable Pocket revers are
placed on each hip. fastened by silver but
tons. The round corsage is OF cloth. the
plaston being embroidered with silver and
the embroidery continuing on the tabler Of
the skirt. Bretelles of sabled iaille adorn the
front and back of the bodice and extend
down the full length Of the back of the skirt.
Revers similar to those on the skirt decorate
the front of each shoulder The cloth sleeve
are full above the elbow. but tight below,
where they are trimmed by a lengthwise band
OF faille and sable. JUDIC CHoLLET.
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SOME MORE BIG FIGURES.
No Record Breaking Vote, but satisfac.
MI

No Record Breaking Vote, but satisfac.
tory Result.
While there was nothing phenomenal in
the vote for the Chickering yesterday,
glance at which would repay visit to Ellis
d. Co. s., the official returns are all in big
figures.
The voters, as it will appear, are inces-
sanity at work gathering up the material to
decide the question.
When they do come down it is always with
their hands full.
Votes received after p. m. will not be in
cuded in the next days score, but will be
held over for one day.
At the close of The polls yesterday the vote
The Washington times., 1894-11-21
Over Hundred Cut by Broken Glass.

stack was torn from the University Club
building by the wind to-day. and crashing
onto the skylight of the Handy Abstract
building. on Washington street, drove a
shower Of two-inch glass into the offices be-
low, dangerously injuring two men and cut
ting and bruising almost every one of the l25
people in the onices. The dangerously hurt
are H. b. Handy, president Of the Handy
Abstract Company, and @. o. Bostrict, a
clerk
The Washington times., 1894-11-21
two Horses Ran AMay.

Two runaway accidents happened yester-
day. but happily neither of them proved
fatal. George Grant, of No. 1O1 Third street
southwest, was driving on New Jersey ave-
nue. when his horse became scared and dashed
away. Nj. Grant was thrown out and pain
fully hurt, and was later removed to his
home. Lots OF milk was spilled and the
wagon of E. jenkins, milk dealer at No 1913
Tenth street northve t, was damaged about
S25 worth when the horse ran away in VIII
burger street, but was soon caught.
The Washington times., 1894-11-21
A LITERARY EVENT.

Bret Harto Has Written a New Story, and
The Times" Has Purchased Ito
Appear Next Sunday.
new story by Bret Harte is an event in
the literary world.
He has written one and THE TIMES has Sc
cured it exclusively for this territory at an
enormous expense. twill be run in serial
form and the first installment will be pub
lished next Sunday.
In going to this trouble and expense The
TIMES feels that it is entirely justified by the
The Washington times., 1894-11-21

enormous interest in tie productions of this
master dction-maker. His stories are always
strong with American coloring, and in dra-
matte interest they are unsurpassed
Bret Harte's stories are not psychological
or didactic They are just "stories"-tales
full of vivid human action and inspired by
high ideals OF Americanism.
Mr.. Harte receives more for his work than
any living American story writer. This is
because the public wants to read what he
writes. TIE TIMES wants TO print what the
public wants and that is why it is willing to
stand the expense.
The Washington times., 1894-11-21
story,5 Hir,,~c1r+oDca+h

PENsA COLA, Fla, Nov. 2O.-Thomas Trainor
the convicted murderer of his divorced wife
and her husband. died In the county Jail in
this city last night of starvation. For sew
eral weeks he has refused all food, and at
the time Of his death weighed only sixty
eight pounds.
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THE SHOPPERS GUIDE

Consult to-day's TINES for full detailsl
Enrich Beef Co.-Lowest prices for the
best quality goods.
Thomas W. Riley-Chestnut Coal, s5 ton
The Johnston Co.-Lily Minnesota Flour,
"a bbl Christmas opening.
Lansburgh Bro.-Corset Covers, csc.
each
E. P. Droop & sons-Upright Grand Piano.
s2975O-slO per month.
Wash. B. Wnliams-solid Oak China Closet,
$40.
w.B. Moses Il sons-oriental rugs, $3.50
to $500.
julius Lansburgh-Three-piece Cheval
Suite. s19.5O
Parker, Bridget & Co.-Large selection Of
Mems and Boys Clothing.
C. Auerbach-saxony Wool Ger man Hand
knit Jackets, sl.49.
Arthur B. smith-Furnace coal, s5.25 a
ton.
Mnlard Price & CO.-Eggs received fresh
daily.
Charles schneider-The best Quaker Bread,
4c a loaf.
Warren Shoe HPuse-Ladies Button and
Lace Shoes. $3.50.
Wilkins & Co.-The finest grades of Butter
inc at low prices.
John F. Ellis & Chickering Pianos at
reasonable prices.
G. waraeld simpson, -Three-button Cuta-
way Coat and Vest made TO order, $40.
House d Hermann-Furniture, Carpets,
Stoves. etc.. sold for cash or credit at low
prices.
George spransy-Dark blue kersey over
coat, $3.50
New York Clothing House-Great clearing
out sale Of mems and boys clothing.
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scribed by the word "nicety" Nieety in
dress, nicely in speech, nicely in thought,
this artistic precision and thoughtful atten-
ton to details is the most marked attribute of
the man, and from 1t you understand the
plan and power of his work
1t is a singular quality to be found in COM
binat1on with his emotional breadth and
dramatic sweep as a writer, but it is the one
that finishes and polishes, as whole, his
splendid genius.
A new story by such man is what TIE
TIMES offers its readers. It is worth waiting
for. Good stories-stories that interest in.
tensely-are few and far between these days.
The Washington times., 1894-11-21

Edward Waters, nineteen-year-old eolored
boy, was arrested yesterday by Detectives
Lacy and Helan, charged with breaking into
the house No. 913 V street northwest. then
occu led by William NJ. Hopkins, one day
last May, and stealing watch valued at $50.
The Washington times., 1894-11-21

ter, MrS. JOhu X. Moore, OF GeOFS6tOWH,
says: II have been an invalid for two years
from nervous dyspepsia. complicated with
kidney trouble, and could get no relief. Ny
physician sent me 10 q New York hospital,
where TN operation vas performed, but l re-
turnei home no better. DR.. Walker has now
been treating me- four wseks. / have gained
ten pouads and am entirely free from my
former distress and pain
Ii is no idle boast. but a wsll-established
fact that Dr. Walker cures safely and perma-
nently all disorders OF the Drain aaa nervous
system, diseases of the skin and blood, con-
sumption. catarrh, asthma, rhsumAtiSm, ma
Iaria, dyspepsia, neuralgia. hemorrhoids, dis
eases OF women, loss Of vitality, sexual weak
ness, and all chronic or long-standing ailments
affecting the lungs .sthroats heart. liver, stom-
ach. kidneys, bladder, bowels, and other or
gans.
Young or middls-aged men suffering from
the effects of their own folliss, vices, or e1-
cesses, or men contemplating marriage who
are conscious of any impedtment or dlsqGal1-
hcation. or those who feel their youthful
vigor and power declining, should consult
Dr. Walker, who has be the means Of re-
storing hundreds Of such uniortunates TO
health. strength. and happiness.
DR.. Walker may be consulted free OF charge,
personally or by letter. His wsll-known sanI-
tarium at 1411 Pennsylvania avenue. adioin-
ing Wizards Hotel, is open daily for consul
tation and treatment Osiee hours, 10 a. N.
to D. m: Wednesday and Saturday evenings
to 8; Sundays. 10 to y.
Charges for treatment very low.
All interviews and correspondence sacredly
confidential No cases made public without
consent Of patients.
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even a slight headache is.
1 esH eat and digest any
food, ond am strong, Wig
orous and happy. l had
paid over two hundred dol
lars to other doctors and
received no benefit. NV
appreciation Of DR.. Walker
cannot be expressed in
words.
Mrs. Rachel De Lncy,
formerly OF Norfolk, Va,
now residing with her sis
The Washington times., 1894-11-21
MATERIALS AND coLoRINGs.

New Cloths Show Rough Surfaces 2nd
Black Designs on Colors.
As is usual at this season, there is an en-
barrassment of new materials of all kinds
suitable for autumn and winter wear. Cara
cule cloth is one of the leading novelties.
Corduroy cloth is very durable. The new
friezes in dark shades have tiny Aat loops Of
lighter shade others having little raised
black patterns on eolored grounds.
Soft, curly surfaced bouce cloths In all the
latest shades of color make warm and stylish
winter gowns. Most OF the new cloths show
black designs in bold relief on color, green,
red, brown, aud blue grounds. One called
the Normandy" much resembles chenille in
effect Those cloths interviewer in two colorS
in imitation of basket work ara popular, as
are the diagonal Harris" cloths, which al
ways appear to Keep in fashion. In moires
the most recent introductions are the grain de
poudre and the chameleon. in which, as the
name implies. there are changes in color. The
watering is very bold and handsome, brown
on pstunia, light pink on blue. pervenche on
deeper purple and green on gold being good
examples.
Combination gowns, consisting OF two or
more materials or tints are eminently fash
innable. The one illustrated is composed of
The Washington times., 1894-11-21
UFDERTAKERs.

NICHOLS s YoDER-
~ Undertakers and EmbalmeTs
Penn ave and I'd s. : e.; Phone 1913, Capitol
Hill Prompt attention: reasonable terms
ocE-lm
The Washington times., 1894-11-21

N. Bates. John J. Shugrue and Laura A.
Fenwick. Joseph ]. Ware and Celia Cole
The Washington times., 1894-11-21
Wash. B. Williams,
Cor. 7th and D SITS. NJ. w.
"A thing of beauty is a Joy forever.

A splendid China Closet ike the one here pic
tured is a beauty We have them in every style
ana quality at extremely low prices
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do skarbu Narodowego ME mniej jak
fr. 5000, ma prawo wyznao.y6 re swe-
60 grona controllers Tub kontroler6w,
upowatnionych stale do brauia udzialu.
wras Z Komisys Nsdzorcza " spraw-
dzaniu " ~ozuaezonych terminaoh stanu
kasy | fundusz6w rozporzsdzalnyoh.
Ma wprowadzenie dodatku powyt
szego czlonkowie Konisyi Nsdzorczej
zgodzili sic " poimiennem listownem
giosowaniu, o ezem swiadoze.
2. MIkKOWSKI,
Prezes. Sekretarz.
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ziemia Ro|na,

Move mapy ma rok 1894 So jut 1 zostapa
rozesiane ~wszystkim kt6rzy podadza swe
nazwiska ! adresy.
Many obecnie kilka tysiecy ARROW ziemi
rolnet jaknajlepszej, pc wiekszej czesci "a
rosfeJ twardem drzewem, jak debina, olszy.
ma, jaworem It'd. tardZo cennem, ktore
sprzedawac MONA przez caty rok.
Okofo miejscowosci Thorp 1 Poznah mann
okofo 5000 ARROW pieknej ziemi, rowniez
kilka farm 2 DOMAIN i stodafami. To sa
polskie miaSta / kilksset DO skich .familIi
osiedlifo sic W tych okolicach W przeciaeu
ostatnich 3 let. Piekny kosciof polskj zbu.
dowany zostaf | wkr6tcs okolica Ia bedzie
jedna 2 najpiekniejszyc Oh polskich osad W sta
ME Wisconsin,
Ceny So cd $500 90 $40 IA akier beg do.
NOW | uiepszeh. Ci kt6rzy ga wstan 9 "a
pfacenia poiowy albo wiecej otrzymaja spe-
cyalne znizons ceny. Robotnicy, kt6rzy
maja staia prace moga zakupic ziemi, "a
pisciwszy kiika dolsr6w z CORY a reszte pfa-
cac mafemi miesiecznemi rat mi 4 W TAXI
sposob dojda wkrotce do piesnej fanny 1
w~ygodnego domu.
Niema takiej kompanii drugiej W. Amery-
.ce. ktoraby pod tax dogodnemi ~warunkami
~Ofisrowaia tax dobra ziemie.
Zakupuje wszystkie drzewa, kt6re osadnik
jest wstanIe sprzedao, lub bio, e je jake go
towke "a rsty.
Kazdy, kto to prseozyta, MECH prEyGe DO
mapy ksiazki ! cyrkularze opi.ujace 70 pick
ne ziemie. Mic ME kosztuje.
Adres: X. ROSHOLT,
EAU CLAIRE, WIS,
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Aqs: - iona ohoiala jecha6 n ga.
nice, lecz mnie stac tylko M podr6a po
kansiach wodocisgowych.
iona: - Mech mans powie xnajo.
mym, tesmy pojechsli do ~Srwsjcaryi.
Aatka: Jedzoie szoresliwi, ale
MECH was woda ME zalejel
1sst: - zycze wszelkich pomyslno.
sci, ale MECH was oiemnosoi ME oSlepia!
Ciotkd: = Rozkoszujoie sic swieaem
powietrzem, ale MECH was s.czury ME
zjedzal
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KAfDI, kto potrxebuje informacyf W dsie.
dEinie ogfoszeh, najlepiej sob(e postapi
gdy kupi egxemplars BOOK for Advertiser
sawierajeca 1858 stronnIc. Cena jedneeo do.
lara Wysyfs sic pocxta IA odebcaniem male.
tytosci. Zawiera spis Eebrany akuratnis Z
American Newspaper d Directory Wszystkich
najlepszych pism, podaje nczbe ich abonen-
TOW | wsselkie dane tycsace sic ceny r6znycb
ogfosZen bimesowych. Address Rowelps Ad.
vertising Bureau, 10 Spruce St, New York.
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Cichs ro1mowa.
Powiedz mi, sasied1ie, 90 sic u
was dzialo dis " nocy, okoio godIiny
czwartejr Trkie krIyki, hsiasy..
- Krzyki, haiasyr Me wien o nj
czem. Wrociiem po trzeciej j aons Ia
ozeaa sic wyPytywac; jak j gdzis sic
bswiiem.
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Rozb6inicy . intehKencyt.

Rozb6jnicy L inteliEencyi.
u Nespolu douosza, il W tych dniach
przed izba ssdows " Trani rozpocznie
sic o~stateczua rozprsws karna przeciw
bsndzie rabu,i6w, ztoaoneJ Z 19su os6b,
naleaacych pc wiekszei ozesoi do inteli-
gencyi sycylijskiej (lekarzs, adwokaci,
aptskarz itp.),a oskarzonyoh o porwa-
ME milionera Arrigo Z Termini (pro.
winoya Palmero) i wypuszczenie 90
dopiero n okupem 10000 lir6w. Sem
sacyiuy ten process, kt6rego wynikiem
caie Wlochy sic intsreseja pc rsz trze-
ci jua stale na porzadku dziennym,
~wyznaczone bowiem poprzednio do
jego osadzenia trybunaiy " Palermo i
Bari sciagnety ma siebie podejrzenie, il
ME potra6a zachowa6 sic bezstronnie.
Osnows sktu osksr1snia tax sic pred
stawia: Wiascioiel d6br, Arrigo, na
wiosne roku zesziego, W towsrzystwie
swego 14-letniego syns rzadcy msjs
tku, udai sic konno Z ieduego ze swych
majstkow do drugiego, poloaonego
pomiedzy Cascamo . Termini.
Gdy trzej jezdzoy p~rzejead.ali okolo
lasu, wynurzyi sic zen nsgle oddzial
k~arabinierow. p7tajsc jezizc6w o poz.
w~olenie ma n~oszenie broni, kt6rs ws.y.
soy mieli re soba. Byi to jeinak tylko
pozor do zaczepki, karabinierowie boz
WIEN okazali sic banda rabusi6w i Ia
MIN podr6tni sic s~postrzegli, posoiagali
ich z koni, skrepowsli i zawlekli " Ia
rosla. Ten.e sam los spotkai nsdoho-
dzacych wiasnie "a to scene dw6oh
wiesniakow. Nastepnie bandyei, IA
groziwszy wszystkim smiercis W rszie,
gdyby o tenn, 90 ich spotkalo, ME zacho-
wall najgaebszego m~ilczenia, ~ypusoili
syns Arrigs, rzadoa | obu wiesnisk6w
zatrzymujsc natomiast starego Arrigs.
Nadto synowi jego, l4-letniemu CHOP
on, zapowiedzieli, il natomiast staral
sic u matki o 100000 lir6w, iesli chloe
~jeszcae ojsa sYwym oglsdac / okup ten
zlozyi um6wionem mie;scu. Ukiady
miedzy rodzina pojmanego bsndyta-
mi trwsiy dni kilkanascie, sw oisgu
togo czasu Arrigo trzynany byi pod
strata W pieczsrze skalnej, o chlebis i
wodzie. Dopiero gdy okuP, p~odniesio-
ny nastepnie j~eszcze o 10000 lir6w,
wyPiscony zostai 90 do grosza, wypus.
oil bandyci jehcs, kt6ry odtad cierpi
nspsdy epileptyczne | z przeraaenia
osfabi na umysle, tax, il dis Jest pra
vie niepoczytaluym. Prey podzisle
fupu bandyoI, do kt6rych nalezaly i
dwie kobiety, poczeli sic sprzecza6 -
to ich zdradzilo, jedns bowiem z ko.
bet ME umiais utrzyma6 jezyka "a re-
bsmi. Okazalo sic, il przyw6dcami
tel handy byli doktor i aptekarz z Ter
mini. w apiece wiasnie ~znaleziono
rome przebrsuia, " ktoryoh bsndyei
wystepo vail, q idac pc nitoe do klebks,
stswiono pred ssdem az 10 os6b, adj
wokat6w, lekarzy, urzednik6w / owe
dwie kobiety. Pewien miody adwokat,
2Oty " tel szajce, ocalii sic pred 3D.
powiedzislnoscis uoieczks "a Ocean.
Csse Wiochy z ~nste.eniem oezskujs
uuroku - "a. .--.-
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DR.. PIOTRA
DIR. PIOTRA


est uwazane "a jedno z najlepszych le-
karstw tego rodZaju. OcZyszcza krew,
nadaje odnowiona zywotnosc, wykorZe-
nienia zarodki choroby z ciaIa, gdyz
przycZynia sic 10 tego, Re wszystkie or
gany z~najduja sic W dobrym stanie do
dzialania. Medycyna jest pr~zygotowana
z przeszlo trzydziestu roznych gatunk0w
ingredyencyj, glownie z r~oslinnego kr6-
lestwa ! byfa Znana W uzyciu prZez pre-
szlo sto lat. Uiywano 60 Y wielka ko-
rzyscia We wszystkich og0lnych terra
zniejszych dolegliwosciach, a Zwlaszcza
w tychs ktore pochodza z krwi ! chore-
go ioladka jake to:
Zatwardzenie, B6l glowy, DolegliwoscJ
watroby, Z~oiciowosG, Z6ltaczka, Reuma-
tyZm, WodDa puchlina, Trudnose Ara
vienna, NiestrawnosG, Gorsczks, R61a
PrysZcze, Zebra 1 ograsZks, Szkrofuly.
Strupy, Swierzbiaczka, Glisty. Liszai,
Wrzody, Rakowe wyrosniecia. B6le ! IA.
ny, Bole W systemic koscf. wychudnie-
ME, Dolegliwosci niewiast, Slabose.
Bronchitis, Zarnice, B6l W krzyzach,
Zawr6t gIowy. T.. d.
GOM0Z0 ME jest medycyns ~patentowa.
na. tez ME sprzSdawaja jej a~ptekarze:
lecz mezczyzni 1 niewiasty. kt6rzy MY.
wajac je, zostali wyleczeni, spowodOwa
nj przeZ wdziec Znose ola doktora, | prey
zyczenie, ably lch wsp6ltowarzysze cd
niesli korzyst, dzialaj9 jake jego agcnci
! W ten sposob moga go dostarczy6 IN.
dziom cierpiacym W oddaleniu.
Jest nieocenionem jako lekarstwo do
move a mianowicie W miejscowcscisch
polozonych bardzo daleko cd lekarzy
aptek. Lekarstwa tego ME MONA dostaf
cd aptekarzy, lecz tylko cd mieiscovych
agent0w. Jezeli ME ma agrnta W wa
SEEN sasiedztwie, przysliicie $500 o do
d~wanascle 35c. butelek M no
be wprost cd wlasciciela. Taxi obstalu
mex mole ka4dy dosta6 tylko raz.
DIR. PETER FAHRNRY,
H-ln s HOWE Ave. cfit7gc q
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GoSe: - Carson, butelke wegierskie.
.gol
Kelner, przyuoszac butelke. - CEy
pan wolf siodkie, czy ~wytrawnef
Gos6: - Siodkie.
Kelner, wstrzssajsc butelka: - Oto
jest siodkie wegierskie.
Gost: - A dl.Ozsgo w~strzssases blu.
telkaf
Kelner: - zsby sic cukief m dnie
rozPuscil. ~Inaczej vino byioby wytrs.
wne.
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Dyrektor teatru: - ia pana IA sce-
ne ju. ME puszczel Kartofle AZ Ia
kulisy przeleciaiy, tax ostro pans nieml
.publicznosc bombardowala.
Artystd: - To wiasnie moi tryumf!
Pred miesiacem bombsrdowano ME
tylko naoia kartoflans dis q same
ksrtcfle. Cierpliwosci, panic dyrskto-
RE, 1oczekamy sic i jabiek.
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HunnOr.

Dwooh Psn6w staraio sic o reke pan
ny: jeden byi brzydki 1 starry, drugi
mfody isdny. Parma wybrais pierw.
s1ego. U'zczssliwiony nsrzeozony pyts
sic, dlsczego wolsis jegor
Cygsnks prIepowiedzisis mi, ae
beds misis dwoch mellow, wole wisc TO
stswie i.dnego ma drugi rsz.
Czy wiesz, 90 mi dis powiedzisl
hrsbisr Otto, Re wyglsdsm ns lat esm.
nascie.
- Pokazuje sic, ze istotnie hrsbiemu
grozi cEarns k~atsrakta.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-28

Zmienione pisnoo.
PAM: - Przykro mi, mojs Karoli.
no, ze twoj brat cietko chory. CO,
tam byio " telegramiep
Parma sfuz Ca, ~szlochsjsc: - Me
viele, prosze PAM, ale przez Telegram
wien wiasnie, 10 must bye cie.ko chory,
DO Pismo jego jest tax zmisnione, ae
posnse 60 ME mogiam.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-28

Ziapsny.
- Choc grosik, ltosciws osobo, ia
n~ieszczesliwy s~ierota, cd wczorsj MIC ME
jsdiem...
- Sierotsp biedne dzicckol Gdziea
m~ieszksjs twoi rodzice?
Ma Bednsrskiej ulicy, prosze pa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-28

Doktor: - Jakte sic pan dis miew,f
Pdcyent: - Czuje sic bardIo tie;
gdyby mi kto powiedziai, zs umariem,
wcale5ym sic tenn ME ziziwil.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-28

Pstrz, meau, Msciupihscy ME wsty-
dza sic jezdzic cisgle jeduokonka-
Mysmy jezdzili ksreta . teraz mu
shiny ~spraoerowa6 piechotS jednak oi
ME wstyd...
Bo znajomi myslS 10 kareta je-
die "a nami.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-28

- Podobno Rubelmacher ma zamiar
wycofac sic z Interest,". Me rozumiem a.,
jakim sposobem ten oziowiek m6gi sic
dorobi6 milion6w tax kr6tkim czasiep
zspominasz, ae spain sic diva razy
. zbankrutowai try.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-28

Woz"ica: - Dziskuje psnu "a siuabe.
Lfchoiarz: - DlsczegoP
Woznica: - lie rszy jade z psnem,
ludzie mowia: nPstrzoie, to ten iotr
q ia ME wien, czy oni sobie
mnie pokszujs czy pans.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-28

- Jskze zdrowie, doktorzsP
- Zle, lecze sam siebie.
- Aoh! 90 IA nieroztropnos6l