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The Portland daily press., 1899-12-08

inQton centennial memorial services TO be
held In this city on Thursday. Dsnember
Il, under the auspices Of the Improved
Order VI He'd Men. Senator Depew IL 70
deliver the grafton.
Mr.. Chandler Of New Hampshire offered
resolutions instruotins the committee ON
elections 20 consider the right OF Clark OF
Montana and Nathan b. Scott OF West
Virginia to seats In the Senats and 10
take the testimony. The resolutions were
referred to the committee on contingent
expenses.
Barry Of krkansas offered . joint reso-
luton In favor Of the election Of United
States Senators by the people and gave
notice that q latsr date he would address
the Senate upon the subject. bill
offered by Mr.. Chandler to increase the
efficiency of ply sioal training ut the West
Point and Annapolis academies and to
pay less attention to the higher mental
training Was the subject Of amusing
collequy between Mr.. Chandler and Mr..
Hale Of Maine. Mr.. Chandler asked that
the measure be referred to the COMMITTEES
ON education and labor. MIR. Hale took 10,
he said to BE- bill to encourage football
and other similar games and he could
hardly stand ~ sponsor for such q propo.
sition ~ the Senator from New Hamp-
shire had stood. He was inclined to think
the boys did not ne,d stimulation In
athletic sports. He declared that the
famous college men Of today were thoss
who were excellent In football and other
branches Of athletics rather than those
who we're excellent In the old fashioned
studies upon which men were rated NJ
great 30 far as he was concerned he did
not care to have the measure referred TO
the naval com mittee Of which he IL chair
man.
In q facetious speech, Mr.. Chandler re-
piled that he thought athletic contests
among the college men Ought to be en-
oouragsd.
"The proposition present Is" he said.
"that these athletic contests shall b.
regulated BY law and that international
and inter- collegiate contests shall OCCUR
ut salient points Free transpor tation by
the railroads In order to increase the In
terest and attendance and / pro pose that
this shall be done without violating the
Interstate commerce law" The bill WAS
referred as desired BY Mr.. Chandler.
At IL. 80 p. IN. ,.ths Senate wont into e1-
ecutiye session and at / % adjourned IN
til Monday.
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FOUGHT SUPERIOR yoRCE.
NOT YET OVER.
Hope OF Ending the Filipino Insurrec-
ton in Vain.

New York, December IA special
cablegram to the Herald from Manila,
says: Hope OF ending the insurrection
and halting military operations In the
Philippines which seemsd so bright q few
days ago has again faded into the unoer-
tain future.
Much has been accomplished. During
the last few weeks the campaigning has
been almost phenomenal
Iu dreadful weather, through devas-
tated county, across swollen rivers. along
roads that were impossible for wagons,
artillery and In some cases for cavalry,
tbs advances of the troops have been SO
rapid and In SO many directions that they
have often been beyond the military tele-
graph lines, ana operations have neoes-
sarily been independently conducted by
fully proud.
Tbs insurgents have had series Of
routs and dis stsrs. The slaughter has
been great. They have lost a large quan-
tity of supplies and munitions Of war,
and more than one thousand Of their
armed men have surrendered or teen
captured during their retreat In the last
few weeks.
Their government has been scattered or
| captured. What of IL Ia at liberty 10 In
flight. A portion of Aguinaldo's family
are In our lines. Aguinaldo himself IL Il
| fugitive.
| Notwithstanding all these things there
| f.,r lat N
view of the situation. Nothing moro II
heard Of having the rebsllion stamped out
| in the course Of few days. That sort of
talk only lasted while the insurgent lead.
or was slipping away last week. Field
| commanders now think that the end Is
still sfar. 1t 10 admitted that little is
definitely known of the present strength
or whereabouts OF the insur GENTS.
Aguinaldo' entire army 10 estimated at
from twenty to thirty thousand armed
men, scattered throughout the Islands.
There are forty live thousand American
soldiers now In the Philippines. thirty
| i've thousand being In Luzon. These are
already 80 greatly scattered BY the recent
operations, with the exception of those In
Manila, where twelve Thousand are con-
| oentratsd that they seem like mere
handful.
| Still, We hold lsss than one-third Of TIE
area of Luzon, but We have the most
desirable territory.
| Indications are that Aguinsldo escaped
to the north with much larger body OF
troops than was at nrst supposed. This
| forca rapnrt..d MT from tWo thOusund &c
thrss thousand men, was originally re-
oruited In ths northern provinces, and
the men are reputsd to be good fighters
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Il. W. ii. WHITE ASHORE.
Por tIand Schooner Aground on sandy
Neck.

Barnstahle. Mass, December THE
three mssted schooner Ihomas W. ID.
White, Captain Lewis, OF Portland, Me-.
with a cargo of lumber, bound from
Gardiner, Me-, for New York, went
ashore on Sandy Neck early this morn
ing. The schooner ran Into heavy north.
west gales oil Burnett Lights. Plymouth,
carrying away her maingAn and splitting
her lin. without her head sails Captain
Lewis could not keep her up to the wind
and the schooner drifted down the bay
striking sandy Neck outer bar at one
o'clock this morning. Shs then pounded
heavily, smashing the small bont and
causing her to leak badly. She finally
pounded across the bar into deeper wafer
whore she succeeded In anchorlng early
this forenoon, when assistance was
rendered from the shore and she was
towed into the harbor. The pumps sre
broken and almost useless and the crew
are working hard to keep DER afioat- This
evening there was six feet OF water in the
hold.
Captain Lewis Ii awaiting Instructions
from the owner, James 4 W. Barker OF
Portland, Me.
The position of the schooner this morn
ing WAS first noticed by q patrolman
from the life saving station soon altar
DAY break. The Grew then rendered
valuable assistance In getting the dir
ablsd vessel into the Iharbor. A tug will
probably be sent here from Boston t, tow
the White to some port where repairs cs n
b. made.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-08

Washington, December 7.-Ssnator
Jones of Arkansas. chairman OF the
Democratic caucus of the Senate, today
announced the membership of the caucus
committee to make ths COMMITTEES assign
ments of the Democratic aide of the Sem
ate as follows: Senator Jones, Cockrell,
Martin. Bacon, Rawlins. Turley and
Money.
The Republican caucus committee made
little progress today In It's work Of assign
ing committee places owing to absence of
Senator Aldrioh. The committee will
resume Its sitting Monday.
CANAL BILL INTRODUCED.
Repressn tatiye Hepburn OF Iowa, rsiE-
troduced in the House today his bill of
900 for the nstruotion Of the Nicaragua
canal.
Representative sherman OF New York
reintroduced the anti-soalping bill.
Mr.. Sprague OF Massachusetts, intro
duceu . bill to retire army officers below
the rank of brigadier general who served
In the civil war as Of the grade next
hbON6 bIht Wnica theJ hcia w eho eAhAo Va
retirement.
THE FINANCIAL BILL.
The House committee on rules will
meet tomorrow to frame a special order
for the consideration Of the financial bill.
The Republican leaders of the House have
talked the matter over and virtual de-
| oisicn has been reached to give the whole
matter OF next week to debate on the bill
with provision for q final vote Decem Der
IS.
SENATE ELECTION CASES.
Warrington, December 1.-THE Senate
committee on privileges and elections to-
day arranged the preliminar for tn g
consideration of the protests against Sem
Ators Quay. CLARK and SCOTT. In the
Quay case 1t has decided to hear counsel
on Saturday the 10Th inst, and the hear
Ing should be concluded on that date.
Senator Edmunds and Hon. jeremiah
| Wilson, Of counsel for the reIuon strants,
were present, and stated that the selected
day would be satisfactory TO them. Only
legal questions are involved in this case
and no witnesses win be heard.
The preliminary preparations for the
Clark and Scott GASES were placed In tn ;
hands Of Senators Chandler and Pettus.
They were authorized to decide for the
committee what persons should be sum-
moned when they should be heard. The
usual resolutions were agreed upon for
securing authority to send fer persons
and papers, and sit during the sessions
OF the Senate.
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ALMOST KILLED.
Sanford Man Nearly Kicked to Death
BY His Horses.
yPvcrAL TO THR PREss.i

Sanford, December 7..-Moses Rankin,
about 60 years Of age, was attacked and
nearly killed by q mad horse this eve
ming about Z O'Clock. He and his son
Roberta meat dealer, were watering their
horses Robsrt was Leading the horse
into stall and his father following
with lantern. " hen the horse frightened
by the lantern. jumped, striking the side
of the stall and threw MIR. Rankin and
his son under him. The horse immedi-
ateIy became frantic. Another son, Roy.
hearing the noise, went to the assistance
Of the two men. With tbs aid Of al other
brother, Tom, he succeeded in backing
the horse from tbs stall ovsr the bodies
of the two men. MIR. Rankin had 10th
ankles and his left wrist broken. a bad
scalp wound and his right hand badly
jammsd. His body is all covered with
outs and bruises. Roberts knees were
badly injured so that his legs below the
knees are pAralzyed. The horse was
knocked down by coming in contact with
a live wire almost four weeks ago and
has been very Vicious ever since.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-08
IN THE SENATE.
Senators Hale and Chandler Debate the
Football Question.

Senators Hale and Chandler Debate the
Football Question.
Washington, Decem Der 7.--Routins pro-
ceedings Of the Senate today were en-
liyened by n colloquy between Mr.. Chand-
Ter of Nav Hampshire and MIR. Hale of
Maine over q bill intrnduceu by the
former to promote athletlo sports at mill
tary academies. at West Point and the
Naval academy at Annapolis. Both Ssna-
tors became facetious and at times sarcas-
tic over the growth Of athletics at Ameri-
can colleges and MIR. Chandler advanced
the proposition that the cultivation OF
such sports as football and similar sports
at the government academies ought to be
given the sanction of law. The Senate
will hold no further sessions until Mon
day.
Washington. December Ton motion
of Mr.. Hale of Maine. 1t was decided that
when the Senate adjourns today 1t DO un-
til Monday next. An invitation was ex-
tended through President pro tenn Hrye
to the Senate to attend the George Wash.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-08
TURNED south.


Oti cabled this morning as follows:
Manila, December 7.-Gensral Young
reports his arrival at ViSan on the eve
ming Of the 9Th, having encountered a
force Of the enemy at Narbaosn, twelve
miles south OF the oify whom he drove to
the eastward OF the same into San Q1en-
tine canton. His troops are now pressing
them back. Country Is extremely rough
and strongly entrenched. About six hun
dred prisoners who escaped reported that
the insurgents allowed sll but the Amsri-
can and prominent Spanish prisoners TO
escape from Dsngusd. Later the insur-
gents were driven back into the noun
tains.
will send transportation with subsist-
snos and medical supplies 20 Vigan TO-
morrow to bring the prisoners to Manila
and 10 supply Youna's troops with neces-
sary Quartsrmasters' stores.
Our casualties were ono killed and
twelve wounded; wounds mostly slight.
Enemy left In trenches s5 dead, . few
riftss, several thousand rounds Of small
ammunition and forty Strapped. YounR
has sufficient troops to meet al diff
culties
FOUGHT SUPERIOR BORCE.
|: Manila, December s.-io.50 Q. m.-Ger.
Young arrived ut Vigsn. province Of
South Ilocos, Wednesday, December q,
after Q hard hut successful tight with 9
greatly superior force Of FilipiDos. COM
mandsd by General limo. Tbs Ameri'
cans had one man killed and twslvs
wounded The enemv's loss was heavy.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-08


A very delightful occasion was 'nss VI
ThurtdAy evening as tne sss'ry Oh .ns
oongress souAfe osuron wnsn aes. VI
bianonaru reeeiveu = large Tel
OF tne e's persons "hom NO n's
during Ms psssorsse Oh sesensssn 'sa'' u"
this city.
The vesty was mort oharminsv pie'
pared - psrior' the 90" niue" ns'i.s
this In charge being Mf. ana MIS- na'''
b Gee and Mr.. and Ara oeofse L.
Swett DIR. and Mra bianenaro "ers rs
sisted In receiving by Mrs. W. Arbnur
Stock man 1t whose marriage ne onoiatea
at Lowell. MASS, VI years ago. mr. anu
Mrs Fred E. Rundlstt. who are the nrst
couple whom he married In Portland
MT. and Mrs. William Y. Anen' '
John Temple and Ar. anu mrs. wsrsn
A. I. Hunt. Mr. stockman anu ar
Temple were necessarily srssns on no.
oouns OF BUSINESS engagements.
Tbs ushers we're Mr. FRANK w.
Coolidge. Mr.. Philip y. turner
Harry s. Higgins. Mr.. Edward .. hen-
nard. Judge ;. ID. Bill ana sf' cAhy 'oh
L. Whippie.
After the reception Mr.. Herbert W.
Barnard, Jr., sang solo and MIS- AA"s
l.. Philbrook gave plano solo.
DIR. blanchard tsen aehsersa mos'
interesting addr So. He began BY saying
that when the thought of reception to
the couples at whose marriage he had
offioiated, occurred tc his minG he felt
sure that IL would give all OF t1ess great
pleasure. He knew that 1t would give
great pleasure to himself. But he Thought
that he was sure that suoh uniting
would deepen the thoughtfuine's concern
Ing the saorsdness Of marriage. and That
It ought to deepen love. de asked nis
hearers. therefore. 70 recall tine nour mnen
they stood before him to Dc united IN
marriage. to remember the vows tney
made and the prayer he cnered. In every
service he had asked the vile TO femom'
Der that with her rested largely tne power
to make welded lifc sacred ana peautiiui'
He had asked the husband TO CONSIDER
how sacred privilege IL Is to reoeiSs
womsn's happiness into MS keeping &c
that having chosen her from oil tns
world, he should show forth his MANHOOD
by his fidelity, his IA ienoe. his courtesy'
his forbeAranoe, proving hinssiI 10 DC
the friend, the oounseiiof' sns nsiper' wv
husband indeed.
DIR. blanchard ASKED thsm TO reoaii
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-08
The Word Won Him.

Sprockett-W Wheeler seems to be stuck
on that new doctor of his.
Scorcha-Yes; he likes his up to date
ness. When Wheeler was sick in bed.
the first thing the doctor said was, "Oh.
we'll have you on the pedals again in a
few days" Catholic standard and
Times.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-08
THE MODERN MOTHER

Has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant Syrup OF
Figs, when in need of the laxative effect
of gentle remedy, than by any other.
Children enjoy 1t and it benefits them.
The true remedy. Syrup of Figs, is man
featured by the California Fig Syrup Co
only.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-08

The Calendars are
ready now, one entire
counterful. The choic-
est things from Prang,
Raphael Tuck, Marcus
Ward, International Art
Co. and other great pub
fishers. Each calendar
in a nice box with a
greeting and inscription
card.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-08
lac rccdf4er tsaas
70 likely 20 Be hair.
Portland. Dec. 9.

"H f Christmas
Il sh W in the
Leather goods
department is ready, a
dozen more great lines of
high class novelties
opened this morning,
completing the largest
and by far the most
varied exhibition of fine
leather goods the town
mas seen.
The assortment of
Pocket Books, and Purs-
es, always extensive, is
fuller than usual now
and there's no new shape,
no new color or kind of
leather or mounting or
clasp or style of finish
that isn't represented
here, provided it is wor-
thy. There's no rubbish
in our leather goods
stock, tits entirely free
from the clumsy badly
made stuff that you
don't care to buy nor we
to sell. Every leather ar
ticle in the whole stock
is a perfect example of
its kind, something that
you can safely buy for
yourself or for a gift to
some fastidious friend.
Crushed levant photo
graph cases, seaIskin
medicine cases, lizard
skin scarf pin cases,
cigar cases, made from
alligator, seal, pigskin,
Morocco and Russia leath
err. Card cases, plain or
with beautiful silver
mountings. Writing TO-
lios, desk sets, blotters,
court plaster cases, ticket
cases, pen wipers with
leather tops, Jewel and
cash pouches, calendars,
collar and cuff boxes, cigar
boxes with lock- music
rolls, chatelaine bags and
bags for travelling,lImbrel-
la straps and trunk straps.
Hundreds of odd little
things made of leather
from 10c to $1,000.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-08

"Whenever l ride now l feel queer be-
cause i haven't any lines to slap on the
horses back"
That's an automobile on you."-Chi-
cago Record.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-08

Van Nesse-Congratulat old man.
l understand you married an English
countess while abroad.
De Jones-Yes; she was cashier In .
London restaurant.-Chicago News.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-08
Keeping Things Moving.

Bobby has malaria, and we had to
pay him dime to take quinine."
That's all right"
But he spent the dime for water
melon, and that gave him another chill
Chicago Record.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-08
His Sad Case.

''When I had lots of money at my COM
mand," said Howser. 81 inclined to en-
bonpoint. but since became poor l have
grown real fat" Philadelphia North
American.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-08

No need to fear sudden attack of
cholera infantum, dysentery, diarrh@a,
summer complaint of any sort II you
have DIR. Fowier's Extract of Wild Straw
berry in the medicine chest.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-08
BACK INTO THE FOLD.

Washington, December Senator
Stewart of Nevada, who several years ago
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-08

BramhEn lodge, Knights of Pythias.
d II hold its annual reunion and banquet
at the Oh stle hall next Thursday night
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-08
HAS MARRIED 572 PERSONS

DIR. blanchard Received a Large Rep
resentstien OF This Number Last
Evening.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-08

Send your invalid
friend a Boudoir wrap,
made of soft warm Ed
erdown in some delicate
shade of pink or blue or
gray, a comfortable lux
urious garment that she'll
be sure to appreciate and
have a use for. A splen-
did line of them already
to-wear, all sizes and
prices.
The Portland daily press., 1899-12-08
QUIET AT KIMBERLEY.

Kimberley, Monday, December 4th (via
Modder River. )-Everything has been
quiet here during the last three days.
The theat;e and the convent have been
fitted up as hospitals. A number of our
cattle have been captured by the enemy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-30

By6 mote, n liss ten rsuoa nows
s-istso m los Andreego I jsgo 10.
w~srsyss6w. Oto urywek slistu. pi.
ssnego prsss siostrsshca vioeadmi
raia Campions, A. D. Alssons. -
r,sdssjscsgo cd lat pieciu fortsn
Churchill: "Zd.iwi was pravdopo
dobnis Prsypussossnis, IL wyprsws
Andrssgo 1 wylsdowsls I sginels "
nsszyoh stronaoh. w poesstku wios
ny I. b. eskimos. sowiscy sic OLD
Donalds Son..prsysssda wras = inny.
mi sskimosami do nasssgo nagasynu
20 sskupy. w rosmowis Old Do
maids Son sspytai. oEy ME ssalsdo
no baloou. gdya ostatnisgs lsta M
p6saooy sskimosi ssbili dv6ch bia
fych, o kt6ryoh m6wiono. - psebo
dss = balonu. Prsyvis.ywalsn nile
wislka wage do tsj rosmowy, sawia.
demnsm jsdnak o nisj drs Milne Z
fortu Yors. Po2nisj prsyssao do for.
tn nssssgo snow dw6ch sskinos6w,
stockby Z bratsm, kt6rsy ts~iadess.
ME Old Dooalds Soo'a Potvisrdsili.
Brat stookby'ego spotka2 " osasis
polovania sessisgo lasa ostssseh To-
di hiA&yoh, ks6rsy ~strsslali do jels
nj. Eskimosi. uyilso, e 70 do nioh
ssrsslsj& Porvali iuh 1 sssypsli bis
tyoh ssrsafsmi. Dwsj psdli M misj.
500. dwaj sss, --pravdopedobois ran.
ai, ntowali sic uoisosks, Eakimosi
puScili dc "a oimi " pOgoh. bali
jednak Enikli i'm Z oosu. Jsdeo q IA
bityoh byt csiowiskism " irsd.im
visku. ssgim ! krepym. Drugi bya
maedsiehcsm. Eskimosi namawiali
brasa Ssookby'ego. ably posssdi I nj.
mi, gdyf M posnocy saalszli uooi
vislkisgs, okrsgtsgo", psaasgs tyts
aiu. edsissy, tywnoisi tip"
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-30

saovi lojalosgo rosyjskiego poddans
60 sskodliwsm, byva wyoinansm
lub sasmarowansn cssrnidlem dru-
ksrskism. Trssbs sobis uprsytomnit,
jake dokucsliwoloi, jake gsupssva,
jake nisgodns prsktyk oodsiennie
IN uPrsykrssjs syois wyksztaloons.
60 ossowiska I napssnisjs js goryozs
TakAs osobists komunikaoja = kul
'urna Earops jest jsknsjbard.isj u.
trodnians. Ma kaads podr6H trssbs
mieS passport, kt6ry ". Warssavie
kosssujs mnisj wieoej % marsk.
Kssolickim duohownym sai woals sie
nile Poswala wyjssdaa6 n grantee,
ohyba " radio ohoroby n ivisdso.
TWEEN leksrsa.
To prowadd mas do ssossg6inyoh
v~sksaoyj ! egrsnicsek. kt6eym psls.
sy Podlsgsjs. Rosyjsks idss pad
stwows ssanowi jsdnoS6 pahstws 1
ksSeioaa, Tolsruje sie vpravd.'s
.istaisjsos odmiany rsllgijns. ale beg.
wsgledny ma walor strsssna ustswa,
- kte ras nalsfy do koioioas prswo-
sasvnsgo, tsmu jus /. niego wysaspi6
ME wolno. ::Sstki syuiecy kssoliokioh
uait6v odsrwsne M mooy ukasu Cd
koicioaa katolickisgo I samisniono
m prswosiawnyoh. Wsxysoy. kt6
Fey hsdyl odsbrali ohrsest " toioio-
bach uniokiob, orax ioh dsisci. majs
by6 pssvosaawnymi. Opiseajs dc
tsmu, ME ~sswisrsjs flub6w " esrk
wiaeh Prawosiawnyoh, ~prsskrsdajs
do pesss granicA sby " Galioji ana
lssS kstoliokisgo ksied.a, albo wola
syd " ddkism mslHshstwis. Anar-
shistycsno spoasozne stosunh o to
60 skutkism.
(kur. Lwow
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-30

oy snalsl6 sobis nie mogso, . taken
sc, niby " ssrcu, sam 10 sobs biz
to a trojakis poty M mnie wys.ly..
Jafsm I jadaa ME tknsf, oho6 kisaba
% bysa.. Oi, oiesko byio... w ksi.i
ksoh stoi. 90 ~ godsine skonani,
wislkie NJ osaowieka nassajs ois,.
koSci, ale sis TAXA ohybs nile nsidu.
js...
Zamilki 1 prsss diugs ohwils HI
wal sedsua glove, . cosy ssroskane
utkwR dalsko gdsisf. " ped.ons,
wiatrsm chmurso.
Wsstshnsi potem l r.eki:
- Tax ME daugo ossksjscy q,
nisssp6r dswonis. A no nio. Przs
dswooili, ids,s mstka do koSoiola.
Jak tsa possas, takem ssrs to wssyss
kis ubiory. DOM j. cd msth mial
70 dsbie sswl6ka, swojs ornasy.
Dom j. vi wsssaku m stryohu cho.
va. M sie pokiadlsm. psoisrs prssd
assosynsm s6akism xm6vi'sm, pod.
sogs " sssncji uos2swslsm. Xii wsis.
seu ! puSoi'sm sic prso., " droRs..
Mech tam! - mytie sobis. - Be.
Ode pieknisj prssd ludzmi... Dc t,
niby. PROSE- isski psni, dodai s.sp
tom, mstka wdowa wtsdy byss.-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-30

rych uds de obsona wyprawa, beds
.iaAy " ~pr.yualoici wislkis snaose-
ole sar6vae pod vs9ledem handle
wym jak ! strstegiosnym.
= Fakultet medyczny " Psry
"a pssyxnal stopieh doksors psnnie
Tylick,sj, . na.viska ssdssc, poloe
Jak sasaaoza Figaro, obrooa o
pravy dektorskisj p. Tyliohsj Wy
padla lvistnis. R6wnoossiais TO-
stala dektersm parma Robinson, .
sbis ,.doktorki" wsdRug wspomnianej
gassty odsnaesajs sic nisswykis uro
d.
,,Chodzikostwo" " Paryku.
Pisa Z Paryaa: nCsy wisss osytsl-
siku 90 10 jest .ohodsik"f Produkt
polski. powsta&y m sagraniosnym
grusoie. To typ wi6ossgi. kt6ry
shodh Cd niasts do miasta, Cd pola
ks do pelaks 1 TEN Ayjs. Ten oho
dsik sawsss jest obsrwany, mimo TO
Pssiada nisras jaki dyplon uniwsr.
sytsoh n6vi esassm pieknie sssS-
sioma jszykami. DAD mu robotA
sjecis, nisjscs. rsuoi j.. Chodxi
ksssws staio sic jsgo potr.sbs oho
ssbs, nature. Kfamis swykle jak
safety - 10 jest konieosnoSois ohio
ddkowsksgo r.smissaa. Opowiada6
Il bedsis o svoioh rssosaoh. kt6re
pssosta&y - Marsyiji " sastawis n
giupioh 20 frsnk6w. o bogasym vu
j., kt6ry waalais bavi " Trouvllls,
. s~gubisnyoh 40 tysisoaoh, oaas ls
gsndy. Rssmisflaik ~potrsebujs pie.
sisdsy M nar.edsia, intelligent nisoo
frank6w M porssdny garnitur.
Pisrws.y ma jus robots, drugi ma
jus possde. Tsoohs fsank6v I'm tyl
10 p~otrsebs... taxi nohodsik" po.
tsa6 bye nietylko napr.ykrsajsoym
de, ale 1 aroganokim I groHsoym.
Projsktowano jus kiedyi sorganiso
wanis pemooy I opiski mad ohedd.
kami. Do nio.sgo jsdnak ME pr.y
ssso. Dramat tn jest " tenn, - pc.
niedsy naiogowymi ohodsikami osa.
sem sic trait ucroiwy o.lowisk. po.
tr.sbujscy 4 asaugujscy M pomoc.
Podaaie nu rski ~ pore jest aktsm
ssjpieknisjssej dobroc.ynnoIoi. Ale
jak nale znajdujs sic .takioh pomis
dsy chodsikami". I mas, Anne.
ryce, ME brak tskioh chodsik6v. Ma.
sywamy ich rampant.