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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
RESOLUTIONS TO CAPTAIN WYATT
Ills Company Does Not Blame Him Tor MOI
Winning the Prize.

At the meeting of Company a, OF the
Blues Battalion last Tuesday Night ai'er
the regular drill. committee was APP
pointed by the presiding officer captain
wyatt being ABSENT to draft resolutions
Indicative of the esteem In when tneir
comrrandant IN held.
The committee returned the foio"ing'
which were unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That we. the members OF
Company a. Richmond Light Infantry
Blues Battalion. express to our captain.
Clarence Wyatt, our sincere ana hearty
appreclaton of the care and attention
given US by him since his election to the
chief command.
Resolved. That while we do not attempt
10 crit.c!se the decision of the judges at
the competitive drill held October 3. 1884.
al the Virginia Agricultural Fair-Grounds,
yet we feel that II was due TO untavorable
circumstances alone that the company
did not do Justice to itself and credit to
our captain, and we hereby tender to
him this ight expression or our conn-
dence and high esteem.
Resolved. That n copy OF these resolu-
tons be forwarded TO our captain.
Lieut. l.. l.. CHEATWOOD.
Serg't. CHARLES y. PACE,
Corp'l. II. i. BROWN,
JOHN G. BOOTH,
FIELD WILBON.
Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
THE DRUG DID ITS DEADLY WORK.
Mr.. Louis Fox Dies from the Effects OF a
Vial OF iaudanum.


Vial OF Laudanum.
An overdose OF laudanum caused the
death OF Mr.. Louis Fox. of 6I north Ffth
street. early yesterday afternoon.
The fatal dose was taken Wednesday
night. when the deceased provided him
self with two walls OF the deadly drug.
He then went out with a friend and drank
quite freely During this time Mr.. Fox
swallowed the contents OF on bottle. re-
marking that II that dose didn't kill him.
he had another that would
A little after o'clock he went home,
and was soon in a cOmatose condition.
Drs. Oppenhmer and Stone were called
in. The patient rallied yesterday morning.
but at l.55 l.. NJ. he died.
Mr.. Fox was "A native OF Germany. and
about 50 years OF age. lie leaves a wife
and several grown children. Some years
ago he was "A foreman at the Richmond
Locomotive-W Works.
Late yesterday evening the police were
told that there was reason to believe
that Mr.. Fox's death was caused By
several blows in the stomach, given by
his companion. Coroner Taylor was in
formed OF this. and went 10 the home Of
the deceased. An investigation revealed
no symptoms whatever other than those
of opium poison. it transpiring that the
dead man said yesterday that no one was
TO blame except himself.
The funeral Will be from the residence
this afternoon al O'Clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
E0be of all in Leaycnng " S. Govt Report
THE IRON TRADE.
October business Not Up to tho Pace Se'
by August and September.

by August and September.
CLEVELAND. o.. october 1s.-The Iron
Trade Review says to-day: The gehera'
tenor Of advices from iron and steel sell
ing centres Is that october business Is
not up to the pace set by August anu
September. President Robert5's state
ment that the material account OF the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad Is less to-day py
20 per cent. than II vas one year ago
illustrates the extreme fecbeness or the
railway buying movement, in spite OF 'ne
signs here and there that Il is better than
that of three or four months ago. Active
furnace capacity has increased at muCn
less rapid rate the past month tnah Hi
the preceding month. yet to-day pis-roh
production is al the rate OF about o'Z"'"V
tons per annum. or only l.Vv,"" 'oiS
below the record Of the banner year.
Another score OF furnaces in blast Woulh
mean an output al the rate OF lss'' IL Is
plain that the present pace Will not De
preserved long without an Increase OF
stocks, and the weakness in plg-roh
prices that has been In evidence the past
fortnight is proof OF the disparity be-
tween production and current buying. Inc
heavy buyers seem for the most part 10
have been in the market In August an"
September and small transactions are
again the rule.
The situation as to Bessemsr iron ara
roft steel has changed but little. BilletS
are affected unfavorably by the smut
down of tin-plate mills ard deliveries
extending through the year have been
contracted for at $3.50. Pttsburg. wnlle
an important Western Pennsylvania
buyer is said TO have shaded that hsure
The fact that with the new year the
output Of the youngstown (O) steel
mill will be on the market is taken tuily
into account by buyers. Steel-makers VIII
then see the preliminary skrmish leading
up 70 the greater struggling FOR tonnage
that will be precipitated when the Lor-
raine converters begin their work.
Eastern reports are less ENCOURAGING az
q finished material. few OF the MUS
being operated on AS fun time as in
September. Pittsburg competitors have
not been heard from Of late. because no
large orders have been in sight There
are Indications that the contest Will be
renewed with old time vigor on the APP
pearance OF tempting business.
Bridge orders have been the most on
couraglns feature of late from the stand
point OF western mills Chicago reports
that tho local stee-Work- are well soid
mon billets for the balance Of IN" year.
A partial Offset 10 the promised increase
I'm converting capacity In the central
West is the number OF bona hGe tin-piate
mills building or soon 10 be built.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
The Board of Pharmacy.

The State Board OF Pha: macy. which
has been In session here since Monday,
commenced last night the work Of mark
ing the examination papers OF the appli-
cants for license to practice pharmacy.
and will complete this part of their
duties to-day. The board will hold a bust
ness session this morning 10 take steps
to enforce the new law passed by the
Legislature at its last session regulating
the sale Of poisons Captain A. Il. Guigon
has been employed az general counsel for
the board. The provisions Of the new law
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
Usbeas Corpu. Case Argued.

Judge Wickham heard argument in the
Henrico County Court yesterday in the
habeas-corpus proceedings brought to Sc
cure the release OF ID. Prank Mauck
from the custody of the Prison Associa-
ton OF Virginia, Mr.. William III. Bever-
idge represented the boys father. who
sued out the writ. and Major Robert
Stiles appeared for the association. The
Judge took the matter under advsement
saying that he would render his decision
within ten DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
Sudden Death Of Mr.. Burke.

Mlcnael f. Burke. Jr.. died suddenly at
: T.. ". yesterday ~ IFS home, 81 Church
street, Of heart-disease.
The deceased was l well-known teie-
graph operator. and "A brother OF John
f. Burke. Of Norfolk: william NJ. and
Joseph J.. Burke. OF this city, and Rev
Brother benjamin Burke, Of East Boston.
Mass. lie leaves a wife and two chill
drcu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
Take the whole batch OF Sunday news

Take the whole batch of Sunday news
papers that are published In Dixie, and
we like best of all the Richmond Dispatch.
The selection OF reading matter is far
more varied than any other OF the many
We see each week. and that Sunday paper
contains just enough to avoid its being
mistaken for u girls school blanket. and
yet ample to supply the Sabbath-day
craving for reading Of all kinds.-Lynch-
burg Advance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
nesiguutinu the Streets

The special committee appointed by the
Council to consider the question OF suit
ably displaying the names and numbers
OF streets will meet next Saturday eve
ming at 5 o'clock.
The following compose this body:
Messrs. Gunst chairman. Hobson. and
Murphy. Of the Common Council, and
Messrs. j. w. White and 4. d. starke.
OF the Board OF Aldermen. Before sub
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
The Human Body.

About onc-twelfth Of the entire
weight Of the human body is the blood, and
this IS the life fountain that nourishes and
inyigorates and cleanses all the rest of the
anatomy. 1t penetrates through every tiny
capillary. carrying health and vigor, and
removing the waste tissues il the blood it.
sell be pure and rich with red corpuscles.
Otherwise the fountain is poisoned at its
source. To increase the red corpuscles and
carry new vitality to the very well-sprlng OF
life nothing equals
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
Small Fire This Morning.

4 littlo before | O'Clock this morning
fir, was discovered IN the woOd-piie Of
Mr.. Joseph Holzgrefe. at No. 1901 east
cary street. An alarm was sounded from
Box No. 3li. and thr blaze was quickly
extinCuished Darlago trining.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
INCREASE IN REVENUE COLLECTIONS.
A statement just ISSUED Makes n Most
Gratifying Exhibit.

The following statement just issued
from the office Of Collector Ryan shows
the collections Of internal revenue in this
district of virginia for the first nine
months Of this year. as compared with
the same period Of 1893:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
Guests at Gniham's Hotels.

NEW YORK. October 1S.-(Special)-
r. O. Meyer. Belvidere; O.. Parsons, st.
Denis; s. y. Hughes. F.. \. Hoen, Astor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19

Mr.. John ii. Montague. Of Montague a.
Co, through whom the Insurance was
placed. stated yesterday to Dispatch
man that the risks on the buildings
burned aggregated 5000. with a salvage
OF about 1900. making $4,000. On the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19

iARVN'' meAou Ou dPbHNst.ol- ucbc DIV,
=. ULLMsNs son,
de27-dexSu ls20-ls22 east Main street.
N ANTED, TO SELL 4 FIRST
w CLASS WELL-ESTABLIsnED BAR, RE-
STAURANT AND BILLlAkl SALOON, CEN
trally located. doing good business. Rent
low. good chaSce TO make money. Good
reasons Tor selling. Address SALOON. care Of
DISPATCH. %, l9-noi3t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19

uniting their report the committee VIII
invite pids for the work I'm oruer th"' !"
may be Informed as to Its cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED. TENANT FOE SUITE
w or SIX ROOMS OK LESS o. ....nI roor.
compr sing most complete arm ..ement for
housekeeping. Apply at No. 1 west Cary street.
%, 1917
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
GRAN ULATED SUGAR, 2

GRAN ULATED SUGAR, PER
" pound .......................-. ....... Al
Fines, New YORK Creamery BuIter...... %
Mstcnes, per dozen. ..................
New Moth Carolina Roe flerrngs, iIg doZ-
ior......-. .-......-.... .--.. -
Luncheon Beef IN 2-p0und cans. ......... -
best CITY Meal. Der ousneL. .............. %
Arbuckie's Ariosa Coffee, per pound. -
SwltZor these. per pound. ................ 20
PURE Cider vinegar, per gallon. ............ p
Picking Spices, per pound. ..... ........... -
Best Cream Cheese, POUNDS ior. ........ -
Fresh sOda Cracker. per pOp eQ........... ,
Large Ne-slna Lemons, per do9en..... 10
Nice Fat Mackerel, per dozen. -
Appio Butter, pei pound. .............. !
salt PORK. per uO1nd. ..... ia
Silver King Minnesota Patent family
Flour. $500 a barre or 23c. sack
Snowflake Patent Family Flour sAJOI
barrel or 20c a sack.
Washing Powders, per package.
New Prunes Der pound. ...................
or It's for Poe
Best Roasted Lagnyra coffee. ........... "a
Good Cooking Butter per IOund. ID
Pure Lard. per pouDd.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
p0ubd- Msrvin's Lunch Crackers. ....... p
Pure sugar syrup, per gallon. 70
California Hams, per pOuni....... ........ 40
Good Mixed Tea, per pound. %
Breast Bacon. Observation-Disclosures. II
Gingsr-Snaps, per pound ..................
hteen Country Butter, per pound ........ 20
New Orleans Mclasses, per gallon. ....... 30
California Claret Wine. por gall0n..-... 30
price-lisf mailed on application. Phone s q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
CAFES. FIRST PREMIUM SAFES.
HERRIxo-uA1L MARVIN coApANYs sAFss.
r. [. BARNES. Dealer.

X. /. BARN II, UeAI0r,
successor 20 b. I. smith. 80. 2S North Ninth
street. Hammond, Va.
solcits a call nom al who wisn 10 buy a safe.
Full line OF FIRE.PKOOF eAFES. FIRE AND
BU RGLAR-PkOOF SAFES, 81 POI AR-PRGOF
sAFEs, VACLP FRONTS, AND TINE LOCKS.
Also largo stock OF SECONDHAND SAFES
all AT low prices on accommodating terms.
Special attention paid 10 expert repair
WORK, &c. o. l0-lm
LNANCY-BACK BAR, - FEET
Il long. llls feet high. used lls months: cost
1900. price sSs5; contains 80 French Bcyel-
Plate Mirrors. Aud one OAk-BAR OUTFIT
COMPLETE Back Bar II feet long 100. feet
high. Counter Il feet long. Copper Wash Ho1
IL toet long: both good a. new: COS. $3.50.
price $500. Terms TO suit. Address c. 2. DFAN,
Nos. and II norGh Eleventh street, Richm )nd.
Va. oc l6-lw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
Auction sAiy. p.
V'RUSTEE's SALE

by ), -. Elan u o.. y
Real Estate AgcIo...
lllB east sfaf,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19

WANTED A YOUNG LADY OF
W inteliigence. between 20 and 80 years q
age. A. HOUSEkEEPER IA a family ~ two.
Address with reference, Post-Ofice Box =,
Iort.mouth Va. &C 1877
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
SGrANTED. MEN COOKS EYpF.

IA ANIED, MEN COOkS. ENPE-
w RIENCbD Hands: Iron Wonders Sslcs-
men FOR Richmond House. Cluvassers. Mana
ger for Insurance ONCE. once Boy-. Ciglr
makers. Clerks. ninth street. F0rl's ] ow
Building. X. T.. BRiNkLEI. Manager.
a., t. I'm FENu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
WANTED. TO SELL STOVES OF

W AL kINDS. Old STONES BOUGHT
ami STOVES REPAIRED at G. A. LEiDYS
1909 east Franklin street, Richmond, Va
se 30 lmo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19

W Travelling Statesmen for y orthern !i0u-e,
Managers FOR Washington ant Pnuadelnhia
once. Apply az Ford's Law BIii,ug. Smith
street. h. (. BRINkLEl. Manager.
Oc if-Iu,EX-u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-19
NOT FULLY COVERED.

Mr.. Glasgow said that the insurance on
the burned building was something over
$50 900. which amount would not cover the
loss.
a locomotive engine which had been
sold TO the United States Government
TO be used in the work Of improving
the James river was damaged past all
use. Twenty box and flat-cars were
burned. Seven of these were the pro-
perty OF the Richmond and Danville
railroad. two belonged to the Atlantic
Coast Line and the balance were owned
by the Chesapeake and Ohio. Five more
were damaged but can be repaired
Twenty cars built for use on susar-cane
plantations of Cuba were in the car-shOps
ready for shipment. They were all con-
snmel
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-02

Akwaryum ma placu wysta-
wy zostalo JUL otwarte Ola
publicznosci. Mjesci sic ono W
chacie 2olozoncj W parku
Kilinskiego u stop wzg6rza
wystawowego. Ma szezycie
dachu tel chatki us}ano
gniazdo bociana, z kt6rego
durnnie spoziera ma GAIA wy
stawe / roiace sic ma niei
tlumy bocian wypchany.W step
do akwaryum mieszczacego W
sobie bardzo piekne przedmio.
ty / ryby nades}ane z pierw-'
szych gospodarstw rybnycb W
Galicyl kosztuje W dnie
p~owszednie l5ct. W niedziele i
swieta 10 ct. Urzadzeniem
akwaryum %zajmowat sic CORA
co p Wladys1aw Zontak.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-02

- I ME males innego
sposobu?! zapytat z res>tka
podeIrzenla pan Alfred.
- Niestety, odrzek} milo
dzieniec, ME przyjmowa}es
pan nikogo z mfodziezy W
domu.
- To prawda - odmruk-
nat W pol przekonauy pan
Alfred. Ale jak sic zwacha}es
2 tenn ziolklem - dodal
wskazujac IA zosie.
lDokohczenie nastapi.l
KATOLIKA!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-02
z GALICYl.

w poniedzialek d. Is z. NJ.
dat JE. Prezes Wystawy, ks.
Adam Sapieha, sniadania ola
wlosciah wystawc6w byd}a W
restauracyi Baczyhskiego, ma
placu WystawY Lwowsklej.
DO stol6w zasiad}o oko1o $50
w}oscian zr61nych stron kraju,
Mazur6w i Rusin6w, a byli
tez kolonisci niemieccy. Obok
ksiecia Prezesa zasiad}a jego
ma}zonka, ks. Jadwiga Sapie.
zyna. W}oscianie otaczall
obojga ksiestwa z najg}ebszem
uszanowaniem. Pc sniadaniu,
gdy nape}niono kieliszki, pow
stat ks. Prezes, / przem6wi1 "
tie s]owa:
.,Kochani bracia w1oscianie!
Prrosi{em was tutaj, abyecie
re NINA klellszek wilma wyplli,
= ale przede wszystkiem, aby'
scie, przyjechawszy ma Wysta-
we, zrozumieli, jake ma
Wystaws znaczenie. Zdaje mi
sic tez, De zrozumiecie i poi
miecie, il tn nie 0 zabawe
chodai, ale jest to rzec2
ANA, ktora mole stanowit
o niejednego W prsysz}ym
majatku, bycie maieryalnym.
,,Dlatego prosze was usilnie
W imieniu Towarzystwa, kt6re
sic chowem byd}a goraco
zajmuje = (po rusku = wy
gazdy znajete, szczo pany tam
do was jizd'at i rozdaiut
buhaji - (po pozsku = PREY
%patrzcie sic tym okazom, kt6re
beda premiowane, ~rozm6wcle
sic z ich wlascicielami, wy
pYtaicie, dlsczego prcmie
dostali, i gloscie potem pc
kraiu, re kazdy mole taklego
.pieknego bYd}a do]St, byle
z nami wsp6lnie
pracowaG. Prosze was jeszcze:
zastan6wcie sic mad ia rzecza
/ poSwie6cie jej vase starania!
Jeszcze rag dziekuje wan.
zescje przybyli, i wznosze ten
kielich W vase rece; Mech
2yia w}o5cianie, nasi koledzy
rolnlcy!!"
GOspOdarZe 2 Wlelka uWaga
wys|uchali mowy ksiecia, i W
kohcu z zapa}em wo}ali: Mech
lyle ksia4e!' - Gespodarz
Chwastek z Krowodrzy (pod
Kraowem) wyni6st ksiecia ma
ramona, ale ksia3e wyprosi]
sic cd obnoszenia. Tymczasem
Rusiui huczne wznosili Mnohajd
N0!
Cd zebranych przem6wi pc
rusku Olejnik ,w6jt z Kamienne
" Nadw6rniahskiem). Podzie
kowawezY ksieciu, 10 sic tax
gorliwie wfoscianami zajmuje
doda}: Daj Bo2e, szczoby jail
nsibilsze tak;ch paniv bu}o.
chlopy, ably dobre STA ma}y
Jes4cze raz dziakujemo. i ds
Boze Jasnemu Panu Mnohaj,
Nta! Znowu odezwa}o 81
gromkie: Mech &yje ksiq3e!
znowu rozleglY sic choralne
MnoAojia Ma! IA cze6c ksiecis
/ k*ie3ny i domu ksiazeceg<
Rzucano sic do ksiestwa o
wszystkich stofow pc kolc
, ca}ovaro pc rekach, sciskan
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-02

Ale ia CT twego g}adyszka
zdruzgoce....
Alfredzie, zawo1ala 2
godnoscia p. Herminia! ME
rozumiem ciebie.
- Ach, ME rozumiesz mnie
= odpari q gryzaca ironia,
MAD stale sic niewyrazuym.
Now! zawolat gromowym gfo
sem, odpowiadai cd jak daw.
ma sic w%idu]ecie. :. gdzie?
kto wan posredniczyf.
Szalejesz, Alfcedzie, i
ohraaasz, re fkaniem odpar}a
PAM Herminia.
- Grasz role ofary ,zawo}a}
ME p%anujac jul mad SODA,
hypokryzla i zdrada. Ach
tego jul zanadto! O wsciekfos.
eli! 0 zgrozo, i ten jeszcze
uszedl mel rexi.
Tu zerwaf sic i kopnat wa
rujacego wyA}a, "a obro2e,
podnios} do CORY.
Pes wyi i warczai.
= TAX zdepce jego pana,
tax 60 ~stratuje, zaryczat pan
Alfred, tracac miare / biega-
JAG wS;iekle pc pokoiu.
Nagle stanat i skamienia}.
Bialy. sIomlany kapelusz
mfodziana lezal pred MIN,
pod oknem.
Okrutna radosc odmalowa}a
sic ma twarzY pana Alfredo.
Porwat finite, i nabit "a ma
nowo i jednym skokiem rzucit
sic do drzwi zony.
= Me ma go tam =
zawo1at z wsciek!oscia.
- Tam bye mus, jeknal
wskazulac "a drzwi Zosi,
amant 2ony W pokoju cork.
Straszliwa kobieto. SmjerG
smierc! j uder2yt we drzwi
pokoiku.
Uderzyl i odskoczYl.
Jak "a czarodziejsk!ej laski
dotknieciem drzwi sic otwo.
czyfy, i w Mich staneli Zosia
i nie2najomy m}odzieniec z
Aa1osnemi minami, ale w,docz.
1ie zdecydowani i trzymajac
sic "a rece.
- Go to znaczy? krzykna'
zbity e tropu, pieniacy sic
i~eszcze pan Alfred.
PAM Herminia rzucila sic
poi2ywa ma kanapke, z%as}ania-
jac twarz.
- Szanowny Panic, Ojcze
odpowiedzia}Y diva bfagalnt
glossy, i para uklek}a przet
pauem Alfredem.
- Wstawaj! zawolat pory'
wajac Zosie "a reke os}upiat,
Ottello. Kto jest ten.
- My sic kochamY =
odrzek} pokornie mtodzieniee
wystepu)ac naprzod.
= Kto sic W kim kocha
gadai mi pan zaraz, zawoia
trzesqc MIN pan Alfred.
ia i parma Zofa.
PAM Herminia podniosl'
sic z podzlw1eDiem i zgroza
jakby chcac zaprotestowac.
= Czyz ME TAX? dods
obracajac sic do dr14ceg
dsiewczecia.
TAX, kochany ojcz'
w>szepta}s z rumiehcem.
Paul Hermipia spoirzata
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-02
TO / OWO-

NIEJAKI DIR. Lehner z
pochodzenia Szwajcar, lecz cd
20 tn lat osiedlony W Mem
czech, wynalaz} spos6b fabry-
kowania sztucznego jedwablu
z w}6kien drzewnych. Prze-
dzenie odbywa sic maszynami
z na$ladowaniem funkcyi
jedwabnik6w. Wyroby row.
naja sic W jako$ci i barwach
najs}ynniejszym jedwabiom
chihskim i wloskim. DR..
Lehner za}ozy} pierwsza swoja
fabryke W tych dniach W
miescie Leeds, gdzie iak
wiadomo, istnieje najpierwsza
w swiecie szkola sztuki tech
niczej.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-02
t. uCharka
pOLSKA ] AN
~ SKA
zawierajsca
kilka set

p7vepls6w Kuck07sk7ch.
ola m4odych me2atek, kucharek
guspodyn la TAME smaczne przy-
rzadzanie rozmaltych pot1aw. &
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pozwolil robic takich szache-
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