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George w. Sohns. AIR. David Oliver.
Mr.. Lester Turner. ir., Mr.. Thomas Scott,
Mr. Albert Becker, Mr.. Lester Whittier,
Mr.. Samuel l. Russell, Mr. r. r. Devve.
Mr.. Ralph Devve. Mr.. Roy Snalley and
Mr.. Roy kinnear.
Mrs. John w Hanna and Miss Clara
Hanna are visiting Mr.. and Mrs c. L.
Hoska. OF Tacoma. at their summer home
at Deiano beach.
Miss Eliot and Miss Grace Eliot, OF
Portland. who have been visiting with
Mrs. Maurice McMicken. returned home
on Friday.
Miss Ruth Allen. OF walla walla. for
merry of Seattle, is expected 10 arrive this
week TO spend some time with Seattle
friends.
Miss Emily Thomas. of Tacoma, who
visited Miss Katheryn Tyler for a few
days last week. returned TO Tacoma on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. White and Mira T.
NJ, Pratt. Of Catcago, left a few days ago.
to spend two or three weeks at North
1'sAas tsss -
AIRS. 8. Frauenthal entertained a few
friends at luncheon yesterday In honor OF
her sister. Mrs. l. Berries. Of San Francis
co.
y -
Mr.. E. Hamilton Geary ana Mr.. A. w.
Conant leave this morning to spend two
weeks in San Francisco.
-
Miss Moore. OF Spokane. who has been
visiting in Seattle with Miss prane. LEFT
Friday for her home.
Mrs. A. r. Cheney. of San Francisco. il
visiting her cousin Mrs Nj. p, Benton. al
izis Sixteenth avenue.
-
Mrs: H. W. Mills. OF Ren.on hill. enter
tanned Informally al { o'clock tea on
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs, w. X. Trigg. OF Kansas City. Mo-,
IS visiting her sister. Mrs. @. A. c. Roch-
ester. or this city.
Mss Turner VIII entertain the French
Loeb Club.
Mrs. Charles Ethelbert Claypooi and
Children are spending a few weeks in
Olympia
Miss Cam and Miss Louise Cam are
spending the summer with friends a. East
Sound.
Mr. John W. Pratt, and Miss May Pratt,
Il. c.
~
Mrs Thomas Reed who went to Alaska
last month, returned 20 the city on Thurs
day.
- ~
Miss Frauenthal entertained few
visiting friends at luncheon last Monday
-
Miss Ada Hanfora and Mrs. Lorenzo
sawyer spent last "Wednesday In Tacoma.
- -
Miss N. Irene Mitchell leaves next Fri
day. 60 visit friends In San Francisco
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W EDDiN6S.

Mr.. James Wallace and Miss Mabel But
Ter boEh or this city. were married a. gg2s
Third avenue. Seattle. Wsanas lay even. ny
July II. Mr.. : + Butler and Miss Mar
gages Butler, brother and sister Of the
bride, doing the aonors "a groorrssuaa ana
bridesmaid. Rev. JOAN r, Damon ofsicsat-
cd delicious resasf followed the rere-
usoUy. Aut1nv ths witnesses. comprising
only Tire families 7of the contracting parties.
were Mr.. sfs1 Mrs. Aa~~e Wallace Mr. and
Mrs II, q Talbot. Mrs. {. w tssrbe.t
Miss tsottse Butter Miss Anna Wallace
Miss Rlshena Wallace. Mas Margaret Wal
lace, Mr.. Thurman Butler. Misses Irene
and Vera Eorhesf.
- -
In Esennst6o. San rero county Cali
fnsu-a. Saturday morning. July \ Nj wN.
lam J. nsan, OF S~atFle WAS married 20
Miss SiaEsFaa sachsan. a young woman
well known ~ Saa Diego county TIE
ceremony WAS performed ia tire presence
- A very few of che brides sr.nsc fresrs,sf 10
friends a; the home 81 eer father. Mr.. Geo.
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ing here. and was made up
principally OF the Junior
members Of the Seattle Ten
mis- Club. The pasronesses
or the party were. Mrs. Co
isinhus Tyler. Mrs. A. l.
Hawley. Ars. L. E. Smith.
Mrs James y. Hoge. jr-,
Mrs John ". Hanna and
Mrs. John Collins. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs
e. Tyler. Mr. and Mrs. l.
T.. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
ID. Hcge. jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
John Collins. Mr.. and Mrs
A. L. HawIey. Mrs. ]. w
Hanna. Miss Morgan. Miss
Sadie Morgan. Miss Ada
Morgan. Miss Ayra Smith.
Miss Lenore McGrath. Miss
Elizabeth Smith, Miss ZeIma
Wilkinson and Mss Emily
Thomas, Of Tacoma: Miss
Ka,heryn Tyler. Miss Ntr-
gsnia Scurry, Miss Mary Bess
Lewis. Miss Louise Barnard.
Miss May Perry, Miss jean
cite Perry. Miss Bessie Knit
tie. Miss Marie Nettieton.
Miss Bertha Dishon, Miss
Maud Shaw. Miss Caroline
Fissscher, Miss EdanA Col
lins. Miss Clara Hanna.
Miss Ruth Schram, Miss
Eo Sehram, Mss Min
ma riutti, Miss Emily
CiaFy, Miss Banks and Mss
Cummingtcn. OF Snohomish;
Miss Virginia Wrestling. Miss
Leila Price. Mr.. E. Hamilton
Geary. Mr.. John Geary, Mr..
Charles Smith. Mr.. Will
Geary. Mr.. Ernest Geary.
Mr.. A. Blake. Mr.. Langdon
G. Henry. Mr.. Charles Clary.
Mr.. Paul Henry. Mr.. Ralph
DE Mango, Mr.. Paul DE
Mango. Mr. C. Bebb. Mr..
Bert Kelly. Mr.. Howard
Hughes. Mr. Gilbert Meem.
ir Mr. NutfAr Hanrx- NJ
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Miss Celia Abrams isaves for San Ftsncisco 10
day the CuAtillA
Mr. d. 4 Ward and family ass eamptns on
Cedar river near Renton
Mr. L. g. Cragin LEFT Tuesday for short visit
With friends in Nsw York
Mr. r. r. Gerard b visiting his brcthee. FsoG
W. D. Gerard. at Ktlkland
Mrs NJ H. Kcrs6 b spending tie summer 1t
Camp Oregon. at Al6 point.
Mr. Eugene Levy. of this city. lsft fcs t1D to
Alasn On The Queen last week
Miss Grace Bradley IL visiting IN the city, Tie
guest Of Miss winifred Andruss.
Mn A. NJ Cadien LEFT for Portland. Or. last
week 10 visit with relatives thers.
Mn Robert Campbell left last THURSDAY 10 make
. short visit with Port Townsend friends
Mn James Cratic. of Los Angeles. Cal. II visit-
Ing Ma A. T. Barton. 1t iTis Yesier way.
Mn. u. L 81 Char. q snohomish. T. whiting
her daughter. Ma 4. l. Olsen. in this city.
Mr. G. winehan and Miss winehali have gone
70 Green River Hot Springs for two weeks
Mr. and Mrs George w. Temple. Of this city.
are spending . few weeks At Lake Crescent
Mr. Norman B. Abrams rsturned "Wednesday
Mr. and Mn N. Abrams viii leave for home in
Hanford, Cal. the umatilla Sunday morning
Miss Catherine Seigei returned last Sunday from
two weeks outing With friends at Monroe. wash
M and M -, zos me- 4 saa.s 81 sni.
city.
Miss Kate whitman returned home last wesk
from Portland accompanied BY Mtss beSsie NC
Kee.
Mr. and Mrs W. B. Rodgers. OK Helena. were
In the city last week. the guests " Mrs. n. A.
Hall
Mn. A. Levy and her son. Mr., Aubrey Levy.
Ar expected home from an extended Eastern trip
this week
Mis- Adele Morgan and Miss Fannie Weller OF
Waitshurs are visiting Miss J. L. Gibson. 1t So
Cnicn street
Mr. and Mr. Charles Stocksr. Of Mil VALLEY.
Cal. are visiting Mn. +. h. Lading, VI 3ls Queen
Anne avenue.
Miss Vera Hendeson and Miss Kathleen Hen
derson spending few weeks IN Snohomish.
the guests Of Mrs n. s. McCready
Mrs. 8. Rogers. Of liz Tenth avenue. gave an
ENJOYABLE game Of whist In honor OF MI. and MIA
n Abrams. OF California, last eyening.
Mr. F. A. Buck and daughter. Nrs Byron Thorpe
Cam. leave today fer San frnncisco. where MI
Buck goes for . susieal operation on his eyes.
Mrs W. H. Cabins. Ms. A. d. Rogers and
Mn J. H Claypocl, of Tacoma. were in tho citg
on Friday the guests Of Mrs. James T. Givens- :
Mr.. W. r. Gould. Of Sterling. M. who has
been visiting his son, Mr.. C. W. Gould, d this
city, for some time. started for his home In III
nois last "Wednesday.
Mrs. j. W. Gum. Of Salem. Or. returned to
her home last Monday. after = two weeks visit
With her sisters. Ars. Henderson and Miss Helen
Merkley. OF this city.
Mrs Robert Abrams and Miss Mildred Abrams
returned this week from Boston. Mass, where
they have spent the past six months. Niss Nay
Abnms and Miss Violet Abrams viii remain East
another year, continuing their studies ~ tho Nev
England Conservatory ct Music.
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tsnni1 bah. which y 10 taks place about
August II.
The nost unique idea Of entertainment
of tbs week was the vaudeville show
given by Mrs.. kioeber last Tuesday
night. Ths married success Of this ona IL
uhsiy to Eve rise to several more Of the
ooms hind.
One Of thu most novel forms of enter
tatnmant ever seen In this city was given
LAST Tuesday evening at the Rainier
GRAND hotel pariors- To Mrs J. =. kloe-
her belongs the honor OF being the orig
tnator Of the entertainment which WAS a
surprise to all the guests present. During
the evening vaudeville programme was
rendered. 20 she Intense amusement of all
the spectators. TIE rooms where the en-
tsrtAinment took place were prettiiy dec
Grated with roses and sweet peas. After
the programme refreshments were served
md later the assembled guests danced.
Following IL the programme az the vAude-
vile entertainment:
El0Enxn VAUDEVILLE SPECIALITY COM.
FAM
N1rut Pusforuasnen yalg n fano
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FORESTERS' picnic. Pleasant Beach
Sunday. July 30 Dancing and games al
day. See progra NINE.
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DON'T fail To see the fine window ex-
hibit OF high grade wines and liquors at
I.evirson's wine and delicatessen store.
Telephone, Main ga.
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Mcman'S Greatest Charm

Nhses not ausT Tan be PRODUCED hs,,
RETAINED by she use % our vsSs,,sTy1
Treatment
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~ EATTI.E society
~ people have been
~ occupied oil week
N Many teas and
lunehsons and
card parties took place
1hs largest Affairs were
Ars- Ciise's Gard party
and Miss Hsnfora.s tea.
Among this younger society
peopis Miss Gpariins.s party
uAs - principal event. A
large namber Of sailing par
tsss havs also been enjoyed.
1hs departure Of the Iowa
en1 the Nc(ulloch LEFT 4
Asctdsd blank Tor nuussrous
we're the uttle sntsrtain-
Uents given on board ship
and On shore for and by ths
eincsrs II ths ships. Several
dances across me lake have
whilsd AWAY warm summss
svsning very enjoysb,y. The
society girls Of the city have
bean sntsstAining seine vis-
tsors from Tacoma. and sew
eral parties we're given Ia
their honor. Tho tsnnis
court n taking up q great
6eai Of attention just nov.
ou account Of the club tour
nansot The big event Ia
tsnnis circles uiii be the
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Is a1excelseG Cor removing use;A tar
sStsFFt ieaS hair And 81 ssl3exneSs
BEATTY DOCTORS earse AMI g. t,ss
Ne Fes1s, 30 serve gtose w.ss ranysss. 3 =.
fgss8 10 experiment. AMI efEe~w wna e.
SlsnS u sUh-ass ts lengthy x@ezss$ezss afsA
aIksa5aEi possible danger Our s.sAsagsa 80
rTcS@EN il8g AF41 restoring neaa.v q, fa~a
and faFra. $50 treatment ot sap ara aatr
= srasnitss7 estmra1 agreeable ard r.--
fecssg harmless. as wia tie 2srsst~ss 10 Nv
any physician consulted
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A delightful card parry was given by
Miss Sue Tyler lase Monsay evening n
hcror % her guest Miss Grace Kinney -
SPOKANE. fTftxrr whist was r,iavsl
ard Nr. f,swoTsh Arraa esrsaYsa ira
trSs prsse- hose aEe~ns were: Ma
Grace ktrrssy- M Frank Shuli, Ms F7ar
etsce Mac Kay. Mr.. Efxse Arnold Asfss L.
ian Waite. Nr. David White, Mis- Clara
Bronson. Mr., = Porter. Miss Daisy Mac
Kay, Mr.. Cnnoyd Aryssis. MsA Helen
Back Mr. Edward Tyler
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Mss Bertha Bsnsxbe-g entertained a
nufTzter % her friends Friday evening az
the home OF Mr.. Christensen on Queen
Anne avenue. TIE evening was spent in
music sad songs ard games of ali kinds
ard dainty refreshments were ssryad
Those present were; Miss Title pefsrS,D
Mis- CAL Miss Tfiifnra Miss johnson fssa
Misses IFen, Miss Dive. Miss Isiksnae,l
tne Misses LEE. Miss Stesxisr Mss Gala
her. Miss Edna Christensen Mrs Chris
tsrsor. Mss Isanxsb-rr Mr. Exile, Peter
sen. Mr., Lander Mr. Crsn. Mr. NeiMud
Mr.. Mulne and M-. Christensen
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Ars II NJ ssssssrs, ~.asAe- 81 ~-s
fsea EAew Reveal 81 tAks city tegs T7sssr~~
ear 10 wax f~sNats az her FORMER ho-.e
sesta TszsssASssss- Ms
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BASEBALL game and balloon ascension.
Madison park bali grounds. Sunday, Sis
wAGNER'S band Madison park today
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- n = nc~rs FfScx-
80 Secoad ayenEs. Seattle. wAsa.
TAone, Hue staL
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Ara Hedge and Miss ras!a Hesxe q
fSlsegstsysgsas, VI. wAs have feen vtss,fr4
Mrs =. a Relf fer scaaa time. leave e
naSfsos Ter t:Ep - Alaska
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Miss STARTING gave fsrNgrySslVr es.rhYa
ysrsy a. Der sos1ses en- Ma3ssaa street, s.ss
ffsfsay afseFsssa<se ~ hssFos ~ Mrs. Mae
lev Is Nayaes Tee hesaSs sas seNs4ls~
cscarsfe3 fsT sAa esc&< 4ea assA waite zast
ye3sss ynAFgaegsfvs Tee pr1sss aeT& sesn
tv Ms. j. u : SAWYER 4Fs4 Nss4 NNas~
Miss SeHaseas wen the consolation ~sEsxe
Aasat twentYeesgAf ySgng aAss~s - ia,
city were aressas as tie party.
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THE NRlNkiE ERADlCATcp

Does wonderful wcrk: removes wrinkles
p.1saiss thin faes aa4 neck: also clears
ard soIteras 1aa sSin
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Mrs. : Z Saa RsaTecxn, q a. r.ossx
arrived ss iA@ city Yesterday tss vEsfs Mrs
n EAsSl T7ssy fSsv~ tomorrow far >
s~a serss' tgsp - Alaska
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Mss hsnser3 snS Mrs. Nsntey n
Nsyn~s entertained a. tea LAST T-nSr~.sAy
hssexsssssa fragn - ~ nsssze- - Mrs.
1saTtnsa x Sawyer. 81 S4a fTsrs-tsgASs
aaI Nv~ g r Tssvr ama Mrs. r T. To-
tss. % Eess Orchard. Mrs assnes ssqa
Msss Hansn-ss aeTe assisted nv M
Geofse a htfssnssr. Airs ThsszaAs Bars
Miss Hayden. AHss Ana sgarsinG. Miss
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THE tennis Sea lAst "Wednesday Was s,xA
81 shs largest - tbs number given ~ the
eeattsa tennis courts tNts year The fasss
that tire club semrsss Enefsf was ~ tsrssgFssa
sdaet more iaserest - tts afternoon Mrs.
r. l. Terry 3sztAs@s 0v Mrs RFAwnss1
seryed test Several .tas~ hasN ts.sss7 &es
snaf next wswA tsr segsse beg garses Of
tAs tournament. ard e - expected that
large crowds VII Nc present Week after
hexs TIRE big tournament ef TIE NeFtAwex.
takes place.
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Las; Tuesday evening Mr. Frank ShnH
entertained a merry crowd OF young p~op;e
a lunch party, given IN honor of Miss
Grace Kinney, Of Spokane who has far
several weeks past been the guest 90 Miss
Sue Tyler. The party left Madison mark
In launch. visiting various Interesting
POINTS on tne lake. and returning tn time
for the last ear. Delicious refreshrnenss
were served while on the lake M Shu,lss
guests were Mas Grace Kinney Mr. U0w-
ard lang. Miss Helen Black, Mr. EiziA
Arnold. Mss Florence MacKay Mr. Joseph
kegan; Miss sac Tyler. Mr.. David White.
Miss Daisy Mackay.
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Mss Lacy Rsss-si was axrsrasiy surprs.-
% her friends Tasv We're xfver s.sil 49,
sesSsSr % sre sous@ and r-ecseysas. 20 err
BOY Sss1sesvss unsa Ahsug Il a'rlcsrk
wnsa .!zcs wss served. Taase pyeseat
Asss bsAAAae YA;pp2 GD Ru1V Cano
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Mrs = " Bacon gave az srarnSs, re-
rsagset 8ss 9s@k N hener ~ Ar~ Greene
ss& Miss Greene 81 Ehosie Island. wns
have a@@a visiting hsr for sause strsse
Asse@t ufss people we're present
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Mis- Miller entertained last Wednesday
afternoon al Tire residence % Aer Parents
iNss Seneca street. "a homer % Mira ess.a~ee
Walker Bates. ~ Oakland. Cal ahs "A IA
the city TIE Miller aassa@ wss pxwst{ir
Decorated with La FRANCE ana JaSaaegal.
not Ts$ss TIE afternoon SAS spent IN q
guessing Caasess sss wAkeh Mrs Harv&e
yordza ecn Hsss prise ssS Miss MAY Esra:s
eeeus4 rsiEn Refreshments MeFe served
en- tAs sesA.1a A iassN aunIhes ~ xonae
tucsasssng many slss,srs frssrn cat ~ team
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Thursday afternoon a very enjoyable pic
ne party was given in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. w A. Clark. who are soon to leave
their home In Seattle for Dawson The
picnic took place AZ Iensen's grove on
Mrs, %. r wiEber. Mrs w. H. Pyatt. Mrs.
r. NJ. Burnett. Mrs. Arthur Sarros. Mrs.
5. c. Gale. Miss Gharrett ardf Miss Clark
The early hours of the afternoon were
spent in rowing on the lake bowling ard
other anusemen.s. In the evening plen-
ffful repast was spread I'm the shade OF the
grove. The remainder Of the evening was
spent In dancing in the pavilion. Abo,,
thirty people were present
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Mrs. tiansaSa ard Miss Niliie Ffansar.s
who have been visiting friends IL. teayyy,
rsA. returned Monday They t1av@ "a,
New YaTk next week are frasza there urtg
make tear of European Committees
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GbfapAepAcue eyAnd Mr. Taylor
"Buttesns" fafasxt Mia Sweeney
ssCstainss peaznee Mr. fnaiss
eoug ......s.. ....,s.. ....s@.. Miss Tsssa
ia Bah<ms.' tWeii.Y 4....s.s......ss4.. Mr. wslA
paace-Z" 9ssesse~ frsus La CixaisF; CO
cAneks." fruss The Gaudostsss's .....Ms sosnes
e6ne sAesrnsdes tWhSsf ..s-4..4s.......A Mr. Susner
ttShsr- tatunesss from -csssIlostA nssssicaaA.'.
'Mosniisht Rhapsody" imnrssisstIos. .,...
fFpn The Perfume Teller ~...st,... Mrs. fipes
pianc miaass-op "A. p&sisr~sski. "syisis Bal.
ists I,c.stsss ...,.s.........,....s.s DIR Klostef
''Ths Pearl u Asis.'' The Goiassa." fgou
'6eashA ...s.ss.ss.. +s&....t.. Mtss aeAtnnsy
"bsown Octebrr Ala, from "katan iisnd
..... ...... .,,...s................ Nj Villa
nscisAsion''in THE Studio IT H. Aiddchl,..
100000. .........s.......,..... MIA Penanek
sJeAnrs Hehnsnkers Msssr fsser sna Mr Willis
- simple Piece Il sssing." from The Cirrus
tsirlf Mrs feassesk
Gaia Wan Miss Alfredo Heals and Ar. Fred
1pss; Mrs. fsnnoxk and Mr.. insiis
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-26
Nova JuliuSza Lemaitre
o Mickiewiczu.

Ma obcbodzie Mickiewiozowskim "
Paryzu, ktory odby} sic dnia 2S z. m
W sail towarzystwa Geogra6cznego
wygiosil p. Juliusz Lemaitre, siynny
autor krytyk francuzki, czlonek
francuzkiej Akademji, nsstepujaca--
wspanisia pod wzgledem formy
giebokicb mysli = move:
,Uroczystosc, ktora obobodzimy,
zdsje mi sic bye prswie zarowno
francuzka, jak polska, a to dla wielu
Powodow W znacznej czesci ME vol
nych cd smutku. Dlatego tez od-
wazyiem sic przyjac przewodnictwo
tego zgromadzenis. Wssz jezyk,
TAX bogaty i tax barwny, nalezy do
innej, jsk naszs, grupy jezykow.
Ably poznac dzieia waszego wiesz-
cza, musimy Possugiwac sic Roma.
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ROk 18.

kiedy movie: my, mysle tak.e
o was. DO my przegladamy sic W
duszy Polski, jak W duszy siostry
wdziecznej i smutnej. My oplaku.
kuJemy mas W was; jednoozymy sic
z wami dzisiaj W braterskim obcho.
die; kiedy szukamy waszego
Poety SLOW nadziei ~ artwyohwsta.
MIA, zdsje sic nam, ae nio obcepo cd
was ME pozyczamy, lecz, ze Miokie.
VICE, ktory wyrszii lepiej, nj. kto.
rykol~iek Poetow, oierpienie, via.
re marzenia ludu zbolalepo, naleav
DO mas tax jak do was, po wiecrne
ozas
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Wyspy Samoa.

w Przeszfym tygodniu poruszyls
SWAT cs}y wiadomose, ze, wskutek
rozruch6w na wyspach Samoa, znow
moae przyjse do miedzynarodowego
zatargu.
wysPy Samoa ozyli zeglarskie
leaa ma Poaudniowym Ooeanie Spo.
kojnym sa poohodzenia wulkanioz.
nego. wsr6d kilkudziesieoiu wyse.
Pek tego archipelago, liczacego O.
gofem 100 kwadratowych mil ane.,
najwieksze sa: Sawai, Tutuila i Upo.
lu. Ma tel osta.niej znajduje sic
stolioa' Apia. Po raz pierwszy wy.
spy to zwiedzi} opisal franouzki
marynarz kap. Bougainville W 176S
r. Chrzescjafstwo wprowadzono ma
nioh " 1897. w 1872 r. ma moov
traktatu zawartego pomiedzy Mem
cami' Anglia Stanami Zjedn., uws.
aa!aoemi ten archipelag "a wa.ny
pnnkt pod wzgledem strategicznym
l handlowym, zosta}a ustapiona Sta
nom Zjedn. przystah Pango Pango
ma stacje weglowa W zamian czeeo
Stany zjednoczone obieoa}y zupesns
neutralnose. w 1886 r. protegowa.
ny przez niemo6w krolik misjsoowy
lamase'e zostaje straoony tronu
Przez stronnikow innego kandydata
do bersa, Malietoa, ktory tez ogss.
sza sic wiadoa archipelago. Obu-
fzeni niemoy wytaczaja W nastep.
nym roku wojne nowemu wladoy i
bombarduja wioski jego zwolenni.
kow. w sprawe to wdali sic angli-
oy amerykanie. w 1889 T. zostaie
zwosany do Berlina zjazd przedsta.
wioieli Niemiec, Anglji Stanow
IJedn. zawarty traktat, ma mocy
ktorego uznano neutralnose wysp Sa.
moa pod Protektoratem powyzszy oh
mocarstw, Malietoe zas og}oszono
Aroiem. IL dzieJow tych wysp Ia
znaozyc wyPada jeszcze straszny or.
kan' ktory nswiedzi} port miasto
APia 10 marca 1889 r. zniszcsTl
diva wojenne okrety ameryka6sk;;e
oraz diva niemieckie. Wyspy Samoa
Posiadaja 1866 mieszka6cow. Rocz.
ny ioh obrot handlowy wynosi
100000 dola'6w.
I'd chwili zawarcia berli6skiego
traktatu wszystko szlo mniei vie.
ceJ skiadnie ma tym archipelago az
do przesz}ego miesiaca, W ktorym
umari krolik Malietoa. Nastapl
wybor nowego krolika. Ziawilo sic
dwoch kandydatow: synowiec zmar.
lego; Malietoa Tanus jeden wo.
dz6w tuziemczyoh: Matasfa. Pierw.
s1ego Popierali auglicy amerykanie
drugiego - niemcy. Wybranym. O
lie MONA sic domyslec krotkich
wiadomoSci telegra6cznyoh, zostal
Malietoa Tanus, albowiem glownv
sedzia najwyzszego ssdu W Apii,
Chambers (amerykanin), ogiosi1 90
krolem, vice krolem zas wodza Ia.
masese. Oburzyli sic ma to prze.
ciwnicy, gto~nie konsul niemiecki
! burmistrz APji DIR. Rafael, (takze
niemiec). Przyszso tego do krwa.
wei walkl wskutek ktorej miasto vie.
le uoierPiaio. zwyOiezyli opozyojo
niSoi, krolem zostai obwoiany Mata.
ala. Teraz znow zaprotestowali aneli.
cy smerykanie / ME chcieli oddse
kiuczy cd budynku ssdu Dajwyasze.
go, W ktorym misi bye nowy krol
Proklamowsny. Konsul wieo ME.
mieok porozbija} zamki kassl nove