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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

Gov. ringree must be experiencing
an uncomfortable SOFT Of feeling just ut
present Little more than n week ago
il was announced with his Endorsement
that he aud AIgcr had entered into an
alliance agains, Mcmillan in the Mich.
igan Senatorsb!p, Alg"r To- be the bene.
ticiary. This announcement, created
some surprise among u number ui peo.
pie who believe the Governor sincere
in his anti.trus, attitude aud opposition
u the Administrations impcrialislic
policy, and to whom such au alliance
appeared Irifc incougruous. II ere
atcd little less astonisbmcnt among the
adhcrrnls Of the Administration that
member Of the Cabinet should fratcrn.
izc with one holding Gov. pingrcc's
expressed opinions. Hints were thrown
out that the Administration would not
put on sackcloih aud ashes II the See
Rotary Of War should reign. The ut.
uation promised to become somewhat
strained, aud the ica, Of riding two
horses going in opposite directions was
TOO much for Ayers st,ide; so last
Friday IN View York he had himself In.
tervicwcd again, aud made Il appear
that he had never thought Of entering
into an alliance with pingrce; that un-
solicited the latter had metaphoricaIly
thrown himself into Ayers arms aud
besceehed him to be allowed to sup
port him against their common adyer-
sary Mcmillan. That was all there
was 10 1t. II Pingrce Is the clean, hon
est man that his friends claim he i, be
must be experiencing the delightful
sensation of having blin,lly run into a
cargo Of embalmed beef.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

u requires more moral courage 10
sseede from a wrong course iato which
an error oil Judgment or some unforeseen
ssen, has plunged Us, than to blun,ler
along in the wrong 30 the hope tina,
somsthipg win turn up TO sci us rish,
sgsin---,hHt by some sort VI lescsdc.
main good may CONC out Of evil. The
war with Spain, insuguraied 10 tho
namc Of humanity. TO relieve starving,
oppressed Cuba, resulted rs wars ri.
says do IN producing unexpected si.-
uasicns and eondiiions. In dealing
With these our rcaec Commissioners
slandered--more especially In The rhll-
srpine situation. lie unwlsn course
wss approved and upheld BY ths Adj
ninistsaiiou. accepting snd paying sor
. spanish sisim q Sovereignty. ignor-
ssg Tho nslivs ioden. ard 1ssvIsr tAs
sahshispis a1lsse Islands, Who h.d
~ years besa'i sysse 10 throw "a ~
joke q Sftn;sh afrussisa, h lsnoF.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

Cos lIoss Of Texas stirred up big
breeze Of emotional enthusiasm at u
Tammany pow.wow in New York on
the iih Plans had been laid by the
Tammany leaders to iuauguratc Van
Wyck boom 1T their celebration. Gov.
lIugg happened To bc IN the city and
accepted al invitation 20 be present,
but did not expect to make speech
He was summoned to the platform.
however. to take the place Of aH absent
speaker, aud gave them genuine
Western Democratic talk with de.
cidcd irce.silycr aud IIryan ring in it,
that took the crowd off their feet. lie
hadn't been speaking long before he
had them wildly cheering his cnlhasi-
asiic Enforcement Of bryan and his rs
surancc that he would be nominated
aud elected in 1900. The Van wyek
boom was smo,hcrcd In the storm Of
applause Whatever may be the feel.
ings Of the Tammany leaders, there Is
no doubt that bryan holds a warm place
In the hearts Of the rank and file Of the
organization.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

Doctor bills no less. Insurance no
less. Taxes higher than eycr--haying
TO pay war stamp taxes.
A farmer can &c, little mote Coz
his cattle, but the material IN house
that would have eost him &t, 600 In
March, 1897, would cost him now
sl,300. lie cannot get a fauhing
moro for his pork, but Il costs him
$3.50 more to baild u hall mile OF
wire fence. Ills wheat wlll not sell
for as much by is OF zoe, bt the
piows he puts Il IN Nth cost him
fourth more.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

The special election 10 I'LL the va
cancy oerasioncd In the Eishth Con
grrssiOaal district by the death Of Hon.
IuehaId T.. Bland has bccn called for
the gath of August. a number Of men
have been mentioned as candidates.
The Eighth will have to sclcc, It's hes,
10 measure up with "Silver Dick"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13
wAnAiNa W TO mann woHK,

Poplar bluff Citizen: The cham.
pious Of the prospective candidates for
the Democratic nominations for Gov
ernor are warming up to their work,
altLough the convention Is year of.
Some of them are saying things Ila,
they may swear, after the convention.
that they ''ncver said H." Give us u
convention Of pruden, delegates. free
and uniustructcd, and then lc, The bees,
man, In the Judgment Of the conVeu.
ton, win, aud VIC will support hIm with
all our power.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13
.oMr IyrEnL.rIxn COMPANION.

suME INTERESTING COMPARISONS.
Iron Register: The farmers side
VI the question, says the journal Of Az
rculturr. has been very sirongly stated
by one NJ our ablv country exchange.
During the fret week Of March, 1897,
the week Of Mckinley's Inauguration,
when the coming prosperity was her.
aided abroad, farmer Of BoOnc coun.
~, In this State, brought ~ bead II
hogs 10 his local market aud sold lhcni
for slOi.l0. With part Of this money
be bought the following bill OF good, ;
kegs of nails al S. - each,
goo lbs. fencing wir" at $3.50 per hundred.
couk stove for So
10 feet screening. SC,
pillow. 81.
Miscellaneous hardware and iinwurc. siI ll.
intent medicines ami drug, uLsO.
10 lbs. sugar, sIc.
This left him something over $50 10
pay his DOCTORS bills and square ac.
counts with the editor.
The first week In this month the
same farmer brought - hogs To hi'
local markc; aud sold them for SlOj.
, hen, at the suggestion Of tho editor,
be- visited the same stores that he hsd
purchased his goods i,om IN 1897, and
obtained prescu, prices for the same
articles. with the following results:
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

Scot, County Scwsboy; At every
opportunity during the last session Of
The Missouri Legislature the i:epublican
orators never lc, a chance slip to make
y display against the trusts. But when
the linal vote came not one Of their
faithful cast his ballot against them,
Whit consisteney.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

v. L. Crow has returned to his old
loye, aud Is again in partial control OF
the DeSoto Facts, having bought cut
Mr.. Veazy's interest. The Facts Is
bright, wide-awake local paper, de-
spite It's Imperialistie taiut.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

II 4 well 20 occasionally revert - ,h" fact
that when the Republicans came into power
IN Missouri, In 1856, they found state debt
0fuyer So 90. go. They trmalned In power
about fvc years, durins which time they
paid OF over sis .ogl 900 Of this indebtedness.
AMER nearly thirty years OF Democratic rllc
thr state debt = stiIi about -, eq 90. --rop
lar BluR Republican,
Which proves Tint the Republican Is
a lirm believer IN that old sophis,ry Of
the devil that "a lie well stuck to il rs
good as the truth "
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

lupatieei digestion Ahd nssimilafirn
produce disorarrrd cslndliIons OF lhe
system, which grow and are confirmed
by neglect. licrbiae gives ioise 10 Tho
stomach. md causes g,od digestion.
Price so cents, a, City brig Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

To eradicate worms from tbs system,
give The child pIaia, nou,i.hing food
aud While's Cream yefmitagc. The
result will be, The victims will disappear
and The child become healthy and
cheerful. Price 20 cts at Cily Drug
Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13
What War Costs.

Tho expense Of the war with Spain
aud our present war IN The Philippines,
as shown by Official Treasury iigurrs,
which will be issued next month, hns
averaged during the past fiscal year
$500, 900 day, % Il total Of $2SJ. 81
OOO. OU0.
10 this expense must be- added u
large increase IN the civil expenditures.
which swells the grand total chargosb!c
to maintaining the army and navy es.
Establishments to more than $500, 0OO,-
900.
Tho direct war expenses have been
for The fiscal year 1899:
War, $229, 900, 900.
Navy, S65, 900, 600.
Those sane items in the year 1898
were:
War, 500, zoe, 900.
Navy, $50, 600. 600.
The t,ial war and navy expenditures
Of 1893 and 1899 compare as follows:
lS9S--sljl ,OOU, 600.
ls99-$29I. 900, 600.
The excess Of these expenditures for
this fiscal year over 1898 Is. therefore,
Sl43, 900, 900, which Is practically the
difference between the Government on
q peace fnoting aud on n war footing.
To the excess of si4a, 900. 600 OK
pended this fiscal yesK over 1895 in
maintaining the army and navy es,ab-
lishments must be added s23, 900, 900
Of civil and miscellaneous expenditures
of the Government in excess If the
same class Of expenditures In 1898.
This makes the total excess OF ex-
pendiures In these three items over the
peace year Of 1898 of siGG, 900. 600.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

Lightning struck AIR. cicyeland's
barn Tuesday, but that h a. close ne il
is likely 10 get to Grover this year or
next Mexico Ledger.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

A st. Louis professor is seeking no
iofie,y by suggesting change in the
name Of the United States. lie wants
It called ~ soma, word which hc
has coined ont of the initial letters of
Limited States Of North America. +"
SO far the professor stands alone on
the proposition, and the suggestion has
only met with ridiculc There is too
much sentiment associated with the
name aud history OF the United States
ior any American 10 wish to change 1t.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

Although New Mexico, population
Is large enough to cnlitlc it to state
hood, indeed to two Congressman, the
Globe Democrat substantially says that
the Republicans have kept that territory
on, because OF the strong frec.silyer
sentiment of is people Political in
tolerance and injustice could go little
further. II is the same spirit that act.
ualed them IN this State during the old
pTaconian code back Ia the 'siNlics.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

Those who live on farms are liable
to many accidental cuts, burns and
bruises, which heal rapidly when bal
iard's Snow Linimeni Is promptly APP
piled. itice 80 aud Doc ut City Drug
Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

What asnoug hnman iiis are more
annoying than piIess Tho afIiieilons
that prevent active eseruise ara bad
snongh. bat ons that makes svcn rect
miserable b worse. wemon ara among
Its greatest nsriyx., Tzblcr's Buck-
~ Filc 0intmsvs wiil curp the most
shueiusle casss. rrtce. SOC 1 bosfle;
tanss. fae, A iify i'sas Story.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13
A Administrators Notice

notice u hereby given That letters nf AL
mintstntiOu were granted IN the under
signed bs the Frhate t'nart Of ~. fuHcfdT
county, Missouri, bearing date ~ MAY sth
iss1. ON the estate Of
u. AsiiBuRS. Deed.
Al persons having claims against said es
tate arr required D. exhibit them 10 the All.
nilaistTHt0r Inr allowance within onu year
from the date uf said letters. sr fhe3 mar
oe pIsciudcd from any ben~fitpf eatf estate
Rnd u not exhibited for allowance within
TWO years from the date 81 said letters. they
wiii he forever barred.
Stay a., $50.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

Tho Democratic National Committee
will meet at Chicago on The 2Oih Inst,
10 consider matters Of party organisa-
,ion and other questions Of Importance.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

Tho wheat crop ui :he worId this
year is esiima,ed At 2,50l 900. 200
bushels. last years was asa, 600.
600 bushels.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

The farmer received less for his hog
than he did in 1897, aud would have
been required to pay S3I.js moro for
his small bill Of ncccssaricS for his fam.
ily aud farm. Il eau readily be seen,
therefore, that the farmer, As usual,
got irit" In the mighty ws'e Of pros.
pcriiy that has come tn US.
The editor carried the comparison Il
little further, with the following inter
esiing results:
The iaraer might have followed the
prosperity story farther for his own In
sirueIbn anal profit. Here is NJ.
Louis market report for the week Nc.
kinley was lnaagurated In 1897, aud
this weeks report, giving the top
prices On
What tho Fnrnlpr sstts--
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

Thus cattle alone have advanced,
and that rise small one Hogs have
held their own. Wheat is off Is cents
and cotton " down nearly cents.
Then suppose he starts an invcs,iga.
ton ~ TO the
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

OF the worlds annual yield Of pc,ro-
lcum, 5000, goo. COO gallons, the
L nitod states pru,incrs one. bali.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13

Gov. Pingree Of Michigan knows per-
haps hy ihl, iime that une cannot handle
pitch without being de!ilcd
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13
LOPEZ LOPEZ LOPEZ
A&@AAaea&@@1%
This Week we have an Extraordinary SaIe!!
EEsSyszE ,s;yII : (

We offering agord of bargains The advantages in running
three stores great We close large lots divide among
three stores and this dollars the pockets people who
trade with When buy article cheap sell ii chcar
We believe in quick sales and small profits
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13
SPIRIT or rHe SOUTHEAST PRESS.

van purcn Losal. The ST. Louis
l,epublie springs every Kind Of gaes-
lIen on lncle sam rxeep, the money
question.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13
We Practice no Deception.

You will always find with strictly the goods and values ad
vertise what doing;
Lad
conceivable style TO o
ID worth " Of
ST. worth Fl
turers
800 pairs L%de Kid Lace per pair
and makes 4
worth o ''~'
40 and
ladies
of
Iadi
and worth
n cent swOHlS
a ,worhdo them
clothing excellent nd
collars t0andG Ito
~
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13
GEORGE II. AsiinrRS, Decd.

All pers0ns having claims against aid Ps-
tn.r aft required tu rXhlbit Them tu the Nj
inlhLiiatnr Tor allowance within cue ysar
IRON the date OF said letters. az they may
ho prrriuilci fnlfn nny benefit ut said estate .
ana u not exhibited FOR allowance within
two years from the date OF said letters, tttCy
VIII be forever barred
u. l. NORRIS, Administrator.
May 70. isa.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-13
Administrators Notice.

Notice Is horrby given ttat letters oi ud
inlnistratlon were granted to the under
signed 10y the Probate Court ~ -. Francois
tNst nn the estate ny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-04
Telegran1y.

BERLIN, Ago Stycznia. -
Urzednik otoczenia cesarza
zapewnia, ze Wilhelm zapad2
nietylko ma grype. Odnawia
mu sig rama W uchu i cierpi
ogromny b6l, skutkiem czego
sypiae ME moze. Ostatnie via
domosci brzmia pomyslnie.
Stan zdrowia cesarza polepsza
sic, lecz ME bedzie on m6gl
przez czas dluaszy opuszczac
swego pokoju.
w prowincyi Szan Use W
Chinach aresztowano i ossdzo.
no W wiezieniu Wszystkich ka.
'tolickich misyonarzy pocho.
dzenia niemleckiego.
Car przyslal cesarzowi, jako
noworoczny upominek, diva
wspaniaie ielenie, kt6re znajds
pomieszczenie W kr6lewskim
zwierzy6cu pod Poczdamem.
MADRYr, 4 Stycania. = Sc.
nor Sagasta przedstaWi W
przyszsa Niedziels kr6lowei
regentee pytanie, czy obecne
ministeryum ciessy sic jei Eau
faniem. Kr6lowa udzieli ma to
pytauie niezwloczna odpO-
wiedz, aaeby panujsce obecnie
przesilenie iak naiprsdzei usus.
mac.
Ma flipi6skiej wyspie Bala.l
boa wgmordowali kI&iowcy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-04
RAK w UOHU.
Cesarz Wilhelm jest mocno chory.
Grozna postawa Filipihczyk6w.
KOLCE w ROACH KUBANsKICH.
WEGIERsKI MINISTER MERRY W GLOWE A IRA
fla w DACH.

jsls nominacye ks. Jeraego
greckiego z wielkiem zadowo.
leniem, jako speinienie swoich
gorscych aycze6; dla mahome-
tan natomiast ksisae bardzo
jest niesympatyczny, raz jako
chrzescijanin, powt6re jako
czlonek kr6lewskiej rodziny
greekiej. Skorzystali 2 tego
Anglicy pobudzili ludnost
ma6ometa6sks do wyslania ma
rsce kr6lowej Wiktoryi pro-
Shy, aby Anglia ME oddawaia
ich ma passive chrzescijan, lecz
brouila ich nadal, pozostawis'
jsc swojs zalogs ma wyspie.
Pred dwoma laty Anghcy,
iak wiadomo wmieszali sic do
sprawy kretedskiej, rzekomo
W tym celu tylko, aby ludnosc
chrzescija6ska wyspy uwolnic
pod ucisku tureckiego. Obe'
cnie natomiast korzystajs che.
tnie z zvpetycyi tureckiej, aby
wystspic W charakterze obro1.
cow ludnosci mahometa6skiej
przed uciskiem chrzescijan -
bo tax kaaa interesy wzgledy
polityczne WieIkiej Brytanii.
T Postanowienie Anglik6w
spotka sic niewstpliwie ze
stanowczym oporem Rosyi i
reszty pa6stw interesowanych,
kt6re ME mogs ayczyt, aby ma
Krecie zapanowaly stosunki
podobne do egipskich. Wobec
tego polozenie nowego komi-
sarza bsdzie nadzwyczajnis
trudne, zacnodzl pytanle, czy
przywrocenie porzsdku i spo'
koiu ma wyspie ME stsnie sic
wog6le W obecnych warunkach
rzeczs niemozliwa.
Zachodzi jeszcze iedno py-
TAME, a mianowicie, czy Nc
Kinley i jego rep1blika1ski
Rad W Westinghouse posunie
sic tax daleko W malpowaniu
zaborczej polityki Anglosas6w
europeiskich, ze z przyjazni
ku MIN wyszle nasze wojska
lsdowe i morskie ma wyspe
Krets, aaeby pom6dz muzuS,
manom mordowae chrzescijan.
Czy zdaniem McKinleya ia:
klein jest ,.prSeznaczenie"
wolnej naszej rzecgypospolitej,
wytkniste nam przez ,,Opatrz-
nosc"?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-04
Zuchwaiy rabunek.

James Duncan, 60letni ibuchalter
frmy Ingwersen Bros. & Smith, syn
byiego gubernatora, majacy cd lat
25 zatrudnienie W rzezalniach,
wczoraj W poaudnie udal sic do INA
tional Live Stock Bank" W rzezal.
mach, gdzie mu wyplacono $4,000
we wekslach, 800 W banknotaoh i
$500 W zlocie srebrze. Kiedy juz
wszed1 do budynku, W kt6rym znsj.
duja sic biura jego pracodawc6w,
opadlo 60 trzech lotr6w. Jeden 2
nich porwa} 60 "a ramona, drugi "a
tkaa mu usta reka, trzeci wyproznil
mu kieszenie. Sta}o sic to W Okla.
mgnieuiu, MIN Duncan zdola1
ochlonac, lub zawolad pomoc, ra-
busiow ME by2o wida6. Obrabowany
nawet ME zdolal spostrzedz zapa.
mletac rysow twarzy nspastnikow l
zapewne trudno ich bedzie znalezd.
Rzadki jubileusz.
Naozelny klerk sadu obwodowego,
Charles H. Bradley, obchodzi1 wczo.
raj 32letni jubileusz swego urzedo.
wanna W powiecie Cook. Bradley
rozpoczas karyere cd pracowania W
biurze szeryfa W r. 1857, gdy szery.
fem bJa stryj jego, Timothy Bradley,
potem kolejno pracowas W biurze
klerka powiatowego, rekordera, kler-
ka kryminalnego, obwodowego i
klerka sadu wyzszego. Mkt dotych'
czas ME by} urzednikiem W powiecie
Cook przez przeeiag cz'su tax dsugi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-04
Rome WfadOm0SC5
telegrafczne.

q p6lnocnego szlezwigu
.wypsdzili znowu Prusacy 80
du1skich robotnik6w.
Ma morzu zatonely okre-
ty: ,,Vorwaerts'', kt6r7 Is
Grudnia odp1ynsl 2 Amster.
dsmu, ii ludai stracilo prey.
tenn ayeie;; parowiec angielski
Brink Burn rozbi{ sic ma
morzu, plynae 2 Galveston do
.HaFru; ameryka6ski parowiec
,Catania'' udaiacy sic 4 Glas.
Cow do New Yorku, sha a
pastwa dSr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-04
Professor Otto Harnack 2

= Professor Otto Harnack 2
Darmstadt przybyl ma Swieta
do Berlina i znikna1 tam beE
dladu. Mai przy sobie INA.
czns sumo pienied2y.
= Pod Memphis, Tenn, ma
pablo 6 drab6w ma pocisgi Ia
bralo pienisdze z kasy kompa'
Nil ekspresowej.
= Pod Canal Dover, Ohio,
czterech rodzonych braci po'
slubilo panienki, kt6re SO ro-
dzonemi siostrami. Stub i we
sele czterech par odbyiy sic
r6wnoczesnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-04
Z Zie1l Polskich.

Berlin. = Move niebezpie.
czt t6stwo zagraza juz teraz W
samym Berlinie biednej ucis-
nionoj niemczyznie. Coraz
wiecej talentow s1owia6skich
.-pojawla sic ma artystycznej
archie uadszprewsIiej stollcy.
Kilkanascie dni temu koncer.
towai W ,,Singakademie" 16
letni Mieczyssaw Natrowski,
mlody skrzypek o niezwykiym
talenoie. Nieprzychylua wo-
gole polskim artystom kryty.
ka berli1ska, z wielkiem uzna.
MEM m6wi o artyzmie naszego
zlomka i przepowiada nu
swietna przysziost, jezeli be.
die mla4 sposobnosc ksztaloe..
MIA sic W w1asciwy spos6b. P.
Notro wski posiada takaestalent
kompozytorski, miauowicie do
pioseuek, z kt6rych trzy od-
apiewane ma iego koncercie
przez panne Kaufman, zna.
lazly og6lny poklask, - W
kilka dni no MIN wystapil w
tejze ,,Singakademie'' znow
m}ody skrsypek, kt6ry wpra.
wdzie ma niemieckie nazwisko,
ale ma imis mu zdzislaw, z
czego wnosicby MONA, ae i on
jest Polakiem. l jemu przy.
znaje krYtyka niechstna ME-
pospolite przymioty cry, a
przestrsega go tylko, ably tenn.
permanent sw6j hamowat sic
nauczyl. Ora on q towarzy.
szeniem ananej W Berlinie
filharmonicznej orkiestry.
Wobec takich napasci polskich
smyczkow ma Berlin, dziwic
sic nalezy, ae polityczni kry-
tycy ME wynalezli ieszeze
tajnego przymierza, jake
lacey polskich adobywc6w z
francuzkimi artystami, kt6rzy
pod wodzs pani Jane Hading
usadowili sic W znanym ber.
inskim ,Lessingtheater. To-
warzystwo to grywa tam sztu.
XII francuzkie, jako to; ), Dame
kameliowa", ,,Frou-Frou"
nW3aSciciela kuanic'', a ,naro-
dowa'' krytyka niemieoka,
gdaie moae, przypina mu latki
. 2le utajona zawiscia. Mia
nowicie pani Jane Hadipg
zaraucaja brak ,,zrozumienia"
odnoanych sztuk frapeuzkich i
przesade W kreecyach swych
Mimo to teatr byWa 60 wieez
prsepeiniony, gaa
1lssW poUsecie srems1im
daja sic iuz lat 30 " r.
le9aych | tych samyeb
ispolskich nastsna