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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-25

Officers OF the Duluth, St. Cloud,
Glencoe and MankatO railroad were
in the city Thursday forenoon. .3#
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-25

Eighteen large saw mills In Wis
consin and Minnesota arenow closed
down for lack of logs. sJT3.5%
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-25

Don't forget the reception at the
Methodist Episcopal church. Satur.
day at 8 O'Clock. Come and bring
your friend. ,%&Y
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-25

Next Sunday the Little Falls team
will play another game with a good
outside club.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-25
We do not hear so very much
about the Fourth OF July celebra-

t1On. = :, x g5.F2s'$Bgi*sF
On Friday the j.. I. Case train and
special band will pass through the
city. p. 5s.ssE:si
Dewey Camp OF Royal Neighbors
will hold a regular meeting Friday
evening. 5.Sss5s.t
Next Sunday the Little Falls team
will play another game with a good
outside club. @
Eighteen large saw mills In Wis
consin and Minnesota arenow closed
down for lack OF logs. 5,rjssE
Officers OF the Duluth, St. Cloud,
Glencoe and Mankato railroad were
in the city Thursday forenoon. 5f
Don't forget the reception at the
Methodist Episcopal church. Satur-
day at O'Clock. Come and bring
your friend. 8g
The increased supply OF logs for
the Little Falls mills has about
guaranteed a steady seasons runfor
the local mills this season. Z
| Postmaster Corbin returned
Wednesday evening from Mtnneapo-
lis, where he had been in attendance
at the postlnasters' convention. I.
| Mrs. Vim. Stems, wife of the Swan
Vile banker, was in the city Wednes-
day night on her way home from a
visit in the southern part of the
state. q
All bicycle riders both ladies and
gentlemen are requested to meet at
the city hall, Monday evening, May
q. at 8 o'clock in the interest bicycle
paths
Mrs. John Buskirk at Verndale,
who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. O'Conner several weeks, re-
turned to her home at Verndale
Thursday. j.
! Fred B. Davis, of Cincinnati. o.,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-25

NJ L I.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28
IDAHO WINS FROM ]. OF v.
TAKES FOOTBALL GAME BY THE
SCORE OF II TO 9.
Boys From Seattle Had . Chance TO
Tie In the Second Hail. but Lost
IL on an Error-Garry's Nose IL
Broken I'm the Last scrimmage.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer:
SPOKANE, Oct. 27.-The University Of
Washington lost to the University OF
Idaho today. on the local gridiron' Dy =
and the losers can console themselves In
the fact that they gave the Idaho team
the hardest. tussle that they have ever
the bali on Idaho's Vineyard line, IT
seemed as II nothing could prevent a
touchdown and tie score. but just at
this critical point Garry. by mistake, gave
a wrong signal with the result that the
u. OF /. was given the ball on downs
and the chances of winning for the U. OF
w. had gone glimmering, for timely
kick by an Idaho man landed the pigskin
in the center of the field and time was
called with the oval still in play.
At the beginning OF the game II looked
as II the long-haired giants from the
sound would have an easy. victory. They
bucked through the opposing line at win
and 1t took them Just Ave and one-half
tingent took in . reef and by the hardest
kind OF rushes succeeded in landing tho
ball over Washington's goal line and the
first half.
In the second half Idaho scored once
and when the game ended the ball was
sridiron. The game was an interesting
one from start TO finish. and although the
defensive work was not OF the best.
many good plays were made. A feature
called on account OF injuries to members
OF the team. No one was seriously hurt
and the suspicion gained ground that they
were playing for wind.
For Idaho. jenkins. Gibbs. Byers and
Capt Horton carried or the honors for
the best work. while Hunton, Garry.
Capt. Carson and Campbell were the
bright stars for the University of WASH
ington-
In team work. however. the Idahos had
a shade the best of II, as they also had in
weight. The latter advantage was par
ticularly effective when II came to buck
ing the center OF the Washingtons, the
University of Idaho making repeated
gains while In possession OF the ball. On
the other hand. the boys from Seattle
played a quicker and more snappy game
and their end work was of superior
quality.
Tho game was remarkable in the respect
that the original elevens played the game
out without the necessity OF calling sub
stitute The only serious injury occurred
in the very last scrimmage before time
was called. when Garry had his nose
broken.
Fully 1000 enthusiastic spectators wit
messed the game, including a large con-
tingent OF students from the Idaho Uni
versity and from the Pullman Agricultur-
al college.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28
YALE DEFEATED COLUMBIA
NEW HAVEN ELEVEN PLAYED A
RATHER DISAPPOINTING GAMn.
bia Team by = Heavy score-Har-
ward Won From Carlisle Indians
--University of Michigan Wins.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.--Yale defeated CO.
lumbia at Columbia fiela by a score Of
IL to g. II was a surprising game OF foot
ball. as the New Haven boys were ex-
pected by everyone to beat the Columbia
team by a heavy score
Columbia started with an aggressive
game. and until eight minutes of the sec
ond half had been played II looked as
II she would repeat her victory of last
year over Yale. She hit Yale's line hard,
and throughout the first half kept the
ball continually in Yale's territory. Yale
was noticeably slow in lining up, while
Columbia was quick.
Their was no attempt by either team
at mass formations or combinations, the
straight old-style football with runs on
the end and attacks at the line, being
followed. The teams we're evenly match
ed as TO weight, though Yale had the
advantage In the center OF the line her
trio Of Captain Brown. Olcott and Shell
don at left guard, center and right guard,
being hard TO beat. Columbia made up
for this, however. back OF the line.
fale's team averaged ls& pounds and CO.
umbla's ts0as.
Touchdowns. Yale, Q: Weeks L.
Goals from touchdown Yale: 2.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28
SCORES In TACOMA
GOLF TOURNAMENT.
Mems Championship Won by Mr..
Bowers and Mrs. Anderson Takes
t the Ladies' Event.

spsisl Dispatch 70 the Post intcrsences
TACOMA, Oct. THE final games In the Ia
Golf Club tournament played today. In
the mons championship Saturday Mr.. Rowes won
from Nj Thorne in up and to play. Mr.. clifford
from Mr.. Grisps nj the nineteenth hole This
left Mr. Bowers and Mt Clifford for the finals.
which Mr.. Bowers up and 70 play
The npais In the ladies open championship wore
PLAYED BY Mrs. Anderson and Mrs Ioomis, the
FORMER winning IN. Both played brilliant golf
Mrs. Anderson tying the record and lowering her
own record by two strokes.
The srores IN the mems handicap and womrn's
handicap follow. from which II will be that
Mr. Kelly wen hrst with the very crrditahle score a
a. net Mr. Caliwet was second. and there were
three ties for third
In the ~ornen's handicap Mira sharpe won trst
ard Ms Anderson second
The putting prifss wen, FIRST. BY Mr. Bowers.
and the Second had four ties.
Approach prizes were won hy Strout and Heyt, Of
thr men. and Miss kershaw and Mrs. Grosscup Tor
ladies
Following are the net handicap scores.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28
HARVARD WOW FROM CARLISLE.
Indians Took the Lead g., FIrst Half.
but Weakened.

CAMBRIDGE Mass, Oct 27-Haryard
defested the Carlisle Indian football team
today 70 .. In the first half The In
dians clearly outplayed Harvard. but. as
usual. In the second half they could not
team was inferior on the ofrense. and ths
detonse could not hold the Indians for
downs uniil late In the second half
me weather was very poor for foot
Dali The crowd. however, numbered 30 go.
despite he drizxing rain.
Gafhsies onense was peculiar. On all
plays from the right side the left side
would get hytng start and pull the
Narvard's end or tackle entirely ont ~
the play. Then at timeS the whole left
side OF the line would change over 10
We right aide Of the center. Roberts, the
carlisle quarterback was continually
coached IN his choice OF plays by trainer
Warner. much to the disgust of the crowd
Warner Sas repeatedly warned, but was
not pat out
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28
MICHIGAN TaE WINNER.
Defeated fiiinot. Eleven on Mar
shalt Ffeia, ~ "a IL

CHICAGO. Oct. Sin gano rasln,.
slth hard line backing. she Enivers.ty -
~ nissan football eleven deseatsd ma
Weif university eleven on MArshsli nas4
tais Afternoon ID a srorr az is ~ a as
toat nQaNns we're scored Ia she srut haff
me Nrsi resulted from Constant &c.
the baN from th.. forf,. 49,. -, -
aer~s tne eaai TIE other farse se--e
Ai Wt .n thts tae lire btsckihr go
fyiitN~o as aFTiltRnt Pan of ta~Bfr -
@fta 7l Nonsi NaF5 0hn TOOK yFar.,-
stejne plare Aad wha Tore th-@yge rsis
@,,N lfH "a k.e Yer thAt distance
Daring thr srsan3 hAiF WlfrTts h~s,.4
N,tteNN tnf several 'ines held ~
Nf pug Was unable to gain rrarn Hfs-
fA AGAINST tst HaarE MI.nlxen llns
1a H't tt .Il Frs runs around fsn s-,5a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28
An OVERWHELMING DEFEAT.
Pennsylvania Won From Chicago
by the score OF a 10 o.

wanna defeated Chicago this afternoon on
Franklin field IN thirty minute halves l,y
the score % n to 0, Pennsylvania scored q
20 ihc nrst halt and H. in the second
only once during the game were the Wis
VQrs within striking distance OF PENN
sylvanias goal This was iu the saeand
hAll when F1el van one of Graves Kicks
back 20 Pennsylvania thlrtV.avr vsr8
line Erwin dropped hack for a try AZ a
Held goai, out sharon fumhlca the uas-
ana u vas Pennsylvania bail on her
curry i've YARD line Pennsylvania re-
pestedly pushed the bail air,ast ara a.,
ure length ~ thA nsid While chlcawo
made only three hrsl downs during -
gstnr TIE taekisnE % Fiel. CNiraet,'s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28
al can Cheerfully recommend
your Peruna for rheumatism.
and II Is also a very substantial
Catarrh remedy"
Captain L. L. Blake.

Much that Is called rheumatism IL in
reality myalgia- Myalgia IL an affection
OF the larger muscles. especially those In
the small OF the back. producing pain.
stiffness, cramp and frequently distress
on the slightest movement. When the
muscles OF the small of tho back are In
volved X Is generally called lumbago. IL
the large muscles OF the arms or legs are
the seat OF the affection II IN generally
then called muscular rheumatism. They
are one and all the same affection, how
ever.
The month OF October brings cool days
and cooler nights. The daily perspira-
ton OF the hot months Is gradually and
sometimes suddenly discontinued. This
produce. an acid condition Of the blood
which the kidneys are not always able
10 correct. BY stimulating the mucous
mutations of acid in the blood can be
drained away. This could he done with
Peruna taken according 10 the directions
on the bottle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28
Empire city Races.

NEW YORK. Oct THE Clarke Memorial
handicap at one mile and furlong was the feature
OF the day at Empire City. Results:
About SIX furlougs- Chuctuana won. Godfrey Sec
ond Gold Lace third Time. 09A.
Mile and seventy yards-Hammock won, Asquith
second West Baden third. Time. la5A,
Five furlonss.-The Muskefeer won. Brandy Smash
second Annie Thompson third. Time. ol.
The Clarke Memorial handicap mile and an
eighth Motley won. McMeekin second. withers
third. Time. i53k
Five and . half f,,rlonss- Himself won. The Re-
gent second, Maiden third Time, I OF
Mile and sixteenfh-Aiske won OLA second,
Belle Of Orleans third. Time. Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28

E.. Washington, u.
C., as follows con-
corning Peruna as
n catarrh cure. He
says:
Your medicine,
peruna. l believe
20 he the best med
icine for catarrh
on the market. I
have taken only n
small amount, and
can see very bene-
fetal results. I
shall continue ita
use and recon-
mend Il 10 my
friends and com
rades for nil ca.
tarrhai affections y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28

Ben Everett Of Tacoma. who has been 10 Dawson
for the past thrss years, in Seattle yesterday
Miss Bowling will open a kindergarten In the
Young Naturasts hall. old University grounds,
Monday. October ~
X. W. Jennings. Of skagvav. a leading member
Of tho Alaskan bar Ia at the Hotel Stevens. Mr..
Jennings counsel for the winning defendants
in the famous Jack Wade mining cases. recently
tried At Skagway. and Is also attorney for the
White Pass Yukon Railroad Company. He win
he in the city for about ten DAYS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28

followed around left end for FIVE more.
falling ten yards from Tacoma's goal
Tacoma made a great effort to arrest
her opponents onslaught. but Case again
went around right end, reaching the goal
line. Five men were temporarily laid
out in this play Fisher kicked goal
and the score was IS TO 0 In favor of
Seattle.
The four minutes playing left was mark
ed by pretty kicking, and strong playing
by Boyle. OF Seattle.
The line up OF the team was
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28
YAKIMA TOAsTS SEATTLE
Commercial Club Acknowledges Re.
eeIpt Of Loving Cup Sent
BY Business Mems
ExcursIonistS
North yakima. Oct. .. 1900.

. North Yakima. Oct. q. 1900.
J. W. elise, 8. p. Weston. c. r.
z Collins and I. A. Nadeau, Com
mittee Business Mems Excursion,
Seattle, Wash.
Conference.-The Yakima CONNER
Z ciai Club acknowledges with graft
tude the receipt OF the loving cup
sent by the members of the Seattle
excursion to North Yakima. IL
will be q perpetual reminder of
4 the interest taken by the BUSH
ness men of Seattle in its tributary
country. 1t cannot be said that this
cup viii cement the two cities in
|. bonds OF eternal friendship. fer the
D whole-souied character OF the men,
bers OF your excursion had that
} effect, but Il can be said that as
{ a token OF your regard 1t will ever
} be cherished and preserved by this
I; club. The entertainment commit
! tee (Which has been made per-
{ manent) proposes the toast. to
. which each individual member of
4 the club has already drunk:
Seattle to be the New York OF
I the Pacific coast"
By order Of the governing board.
Z whose names are hereun.o sub
scribed.
4 FRANK HORsLEy. President.
} A. e. LARSON, Vice President.
J. d. MEDIII., Vice President.
} FRED L. CHANDLER, Secretary.
w. W. ROBERTSON.
p. FRANK.
A. b. CLINE.
w. L. STEINwEG.
IRA p. ENGLEHART.
PHIL A. OTTER
vESTAL SNYDER.
f. c. HALL.
ALEXANDER MILLER.
T.. B. TURNER
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28
BREyITIEs.

County Clerk Holloway yesterday received notice
from the Western Washington hospital for the in-
sane that Anne & Barton bad been released i'm
proved. Mrs. Barton sent 20 Steilacoom from
King county IN 1883
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28

The officials were Referee Holbrcoke. OF Taco
ma umpire. Blake. ~ Harvard; timekeepers. Prof.
Crane. Of the Seattle Athletic Club. and Williams.
81 Tacoma lnesmen. NJ W Thompson. Of seattle
and Cheney q Tacoma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28

Captain l.. l.. Blake, OF the steamer Nc
Alester. is one of the best known cap
tains on Chesapeake Bay. The steamer
McAlester Is the only boat that Ii al
lowed by congress 20 stop at Mt. Vernon.
For twenty years Captain Blake has been
making daily trip 10 Mt Vernon.
In a recent letter written from WASH
ington, ID. c.. to The Peruna Medicine
Co, Columbus. Ohio, he says:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28

PkoN ipENCE, r. T. C.rt IA xAt-s.
ma q mass plays aimes a. Rr9~,',
90 kle An3 sHar3. a Sarne ran 81 ~
st"is 8+@Fk y aH5sh. and a score o. II - 4
ia FaNor on Princeton. Is the sto-y. -
f' N.t-F riIcetQn game TO-DAY ~
nfnwN team tn her sis;ary "a fso,h-afi
tenn same fhsu De men pat ii, ar.i-.s,
Pr3nCetou taIar F As+i'ass
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28

ROUND "trip .icseta on Resale. good
while pasieboarf lasts. After that 80
be reneSsd. Round trip 81 % Victoria
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FOR san Frsneiso,a. steamer Huassols,,
Msnasy, A. m
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r.Ae the Rra'an car 'o central sat
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ITHACA n Y Nct g-CornaN Sc.
Fetts4 Esnrtn,aHEh sy score az e 20 &
tarneN was sQfNeientiy strnng 20 scors
thrre timra IN the second halt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28

Z VICTORIAN. Queen ot thc Sound.
f..,r,.rram morning fer FnFf TnWus4i.s /
ana virtcrlE s 8 ~. Fssrs g. cen{s Rassa
frtr sl ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28

TAKE ths Rsassn eAr 70 Central Seat
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People who have been long eu1}o1 n
oatarrh are almost sure TO have { fol11n
of their bad symptoms a. the anofun11 ~
cold weather. October II Z good fiI1SS
This climate IL especially productive \
oatarrh. because OF tie extfsma & ~
ana hot weather. No sooner ~ Nc
cape from hot weather than W M ~
selves in ths midst Of winter Wo16
One bottie Of Peruna now may provoo1A
catarrhal affection later On Ell v91
take many bottles 70 cure.
Captain NJ q. Yarnell Hool c.
mander William Downs noee NJ ~
A. q, writes from 2a22 Linesln otroo4 1
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05
PODRECZNIK SZTUKI
DRAnkfYGlIEJ
OLA AMATOROW.
Podfug
Dziefa A. Trapszy.
(Ciag dalssy)


y Apatycsns pr6Aniaotwo, y skion.
nosd do biachych 1 bs1kor.ystnych "a.
jec, mp. muskanis sic godsinami pred
lustrem, chodzenie Z kata " kat, wl6.
osenie sic Pc ulioaoh besoslowe, Tub
saabolc wi.ytowania.
Pod w.gledem 6sjologioznym ls.
niStwo to stan spokoju, od.nsc.sjsoy
sic brakism ruohu, q stsd krasenie krwi
powolne. powodujacs ooieaaiol6 I oty.
foIc. w .~naczeniu psyohioznsm le.
nistwo posiada diva nisbespiec.ns pr.y.
miosy, nsjpr.6d cora. wieosj snsoa
osfowiska, powt6rs dsiala .arazliwis ma
otao.ajaoyoh.
Csohy s%csniczns: powolnofc, rugby
roslans, ocie4als, nisdbalstwo We ws.yst.
kioh dsiaaaniaoh. Ma twarsy odbicis
znudsenia albo gsupiego .adowolenia,
ufmiech gminny, NOVA wolna I bee.
barwna lub cscsa gadanina, sklonnoi6
do snu, poxiswsnis.
MifOsG.
Ka4ds indywiduum, , osobna w.iets,
ME prssdstawia psinsj idsi o~.lowiec.sh.
silva, wymaga u.upsinisnia jsj jakby
drugs pofowa swoja. Wsajemn. dat
nos6 dwojga ptci, dw6oh pol6wek do
poaaczsnia ale " caios6, 1 to wewnstrzns
p~rsskonanis, As tylko W takiem pispo.
dsielnem saac.sniu sic moana u.na6 sic
osfowiekism " .upslnoioi, na.yw. sic
misolcia.
To prsgnisnis wtsdy jedynie jest
r.sosywistsm, kisdy obis sirony do.
siegsy nalesytego roswoju Asyo.nsgo i
duohowsgo. w pisrwosnsj postaoi mi.
sosd jest wyra.sm pobudki o.ysso 6.yo..
nej (smysaowsj); " dalssym dopiero
roswoju to ucsuois rosbud.a wszystkie
organy dussy. Misoic, obsjmujaoa oals
istots c.iowiska, stale sic mitoIoia
wieczna gdys " niej wssystkis csls 4y.
ola duohowego .nsjduja ukojsnie. Ale
r.adko sic to sdar.a, ably r.eosywistoI6
odpowiadaia Aad.om mi'ofnym, stad
rospac. " mifosoi. w ayoiu spolscz.
mem swykls objawia sic miioi6 " posta.
Of smysfowo eststyo.nsj podnisty.
Jezsli dazenis do poiso.enia sic =
ukoohanym prsedmiotsm wytwar.a tax
zwane o~csarowanie miiosne, to popped
ten wstrsymywany jakismikol wick pre-.
sskodsmi, ~wywoluje smussk, udreo.s.
mia, tesknote ! rospac.. Jezsli pr.ss.ko.
dy to % sbyt slime, nispokonans, wtedy
poJawia sic swatpisnis l miioic pr.sstajs
" sisbis wier.yc. Stsd istwo pojmis.
my, dlaosego stare panny niera. nisna-
wid.a koohajsoych sic 1 dlao,sgo W
braku sslachstniejs.yoh prsedmiot6w,
prsywis.ujs sic nswet do kot6w, do
ps6w, do rsecsy nieruchomyoh. Starry
kswalsrowie kochsja sic " s.tuoe, W
idsaoh obywsselskiob, stsjs sic meloma.
nsmi, polisykami, slbo ro.namiesniajs
sic do CRY, rruoajs sic W objsois asoe.
tysmu I fsnatysmu.
Mifofc, jake zrodio wssystkioh uo.uc,
jest jsdynem wsp6lnsm uosuciem ola
oafsgo cssowiscsshstwa, lsos odpowied.
Mo do rwego charaktsru, stopnia / for.
my o~bjswiania sic, pr.edstswis nie.li.
ozons mn6stwo postaoi ! odoisni, .awis.
fvch cd warunk6w nlci tamnor.~an,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05


l ro.draEnisja tylko. Spojrssnis blsdus,
posePns, twar. jakby .mista, wargi bla.
de, usmieoh sarkastyO.oy, rugby beg.
fadns, csests wsstohnisnia, maaom6w.
noSd, .aoiskanis pieioi mimowolns, :
oafsj postaci saniedbsnis.
Kokieserja soog6le. jake ohsc pr.y:
~podobsnis sic, jest jsdns = postaoi du-
N.Y. m~ianowioie mosna j. .alicsyc do
Observation-Disclosures, leos osssto bywa q
W swissku Z uosucism miiosnsm 1 vte.
dy stale sic podobns do pr6anoioi.
w kokisterji odr6Anism dwis posta.
ole: kokieterjs nasuralnq / kokieter;e
wyrachosoanq.
Pierwssa wypaywa . pobudki podo.
bsnia sie, bedacsj natur.e kaHdeQo
O.fowisks, prsgnsosgo ale pr.sdstawic
" nsjpieknisjs.ej postaoi.
U kobiss TO ucsuois jest Instynksow.
nem, q meao.ysn nabytsm. Kobisty
kokistuja p%rsswaanie p~ieknoicis rys6w
powier.chownoioia - ms4o.y.ui ro.u.
men, visdsa, odwaga, mestwsm. uo.u.
Diem. Kokietsrja wyraohowana jest Wy.
stepna, ma ma oslu bowiem podobanism
sic prsyprowad.ic do ro.paosy, do Mess.
osefoia, lub vystawi6 ma smiss.nolc.
Kokistka nile ~.adawalnia sic o.ois 1 po-
wasanism, pokarmsm jsj .gry.osa 1
oierpienie .akoohanyOh. Prsywod,i ioh
do ~wyznauia uo.u6 I odr.uoa takows,
w.nisoa namietnoic l wyimiswa j. "a.
rassm. Scisle m6wiao, ~kokieterja wy
raohowsna. ma ma cslu podniscsnie po.
fsdah .~myslowyoh pod mssks wstydu
prsyswoisosoi. Wybitnym ry.sm ko.
kistki jest kaprys. Kokisssrja objawi.
sie " fOrmaoh ro.maityoh, stosownis do
wisku, praw towarsyskich I narodo.
wosci.
ObmyIlana kokistsrja o~d.nao.ajs sic
prsewa4nis to kobisty, kt6rs c.ssto
prssbywaja " meskiem towar.ystwis,c
81 to kobisty swiatowe I . p6lIwiatka.
Kazda %narodowold posiada odrsbny
odoish kokistsrji, 1 tax mp. Francuxka
przswaanis iwiatowa, kokistuje tvar.a.
figure, umiejetnolois stroju, gustem,
sreosnoscis, dowcipsm; Nismks naiw-
nom %uo.uoiem, doohod.aosm do Prise.
sadly; Angielka wymus.ons moralnol.
ole, pruderjsp a takae wisd.s 1 ro.umem;
Wfoszkai Hisspanka silns namietnoscia;
Rosjanka bogactwsm ubior6w 1 pozorna
niedostepnofcia; Polka skromnsm ulo.
tsnism, naiwnoicia 1 .najomosois 60.
spodsrstwa domowsgo.
CeOhy scenio.ns 80 wsp6lne we
wssystkioh odoisniaOh kokistsrji. Spoj.
r.enie wyraziste, wy.ywajsos, 9 " slad
saras pc niem o~bojetns 1 surowe; "
ruchach albo obliozons saniedbanis, jak
gdyby sic ME myslalo o kokistowaniu,
aldo skr.etns .ajmowanie sic swojs pc.
wierzchownofcia, mp. poprawisnis ubio.
RI bes potrzsby, posorns asnowanie sic
prsy oboych, prexentowanis niby cd
nischoenia pisknyoh rsk, ramion usoo.o.
nyoh, .grabnsj 1 malej n6fki, jsdnsm
s'owsm wssystkis 10 manswrs kokistsrji
oko baoxne 1 doiwiadcxone Z iatwoiois
dostrrsfs.
Ocsy kokistki stuosnie zweaaj. sic,