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colors than white and gold at Newport.
Blue in clear light tones is much worm
and there is a good deal of red. A
fayorfte combination is ecru and green,
A woman whose millions are famous
all over the continent was driving yes
terdav in a dress of ecru cloth, upon
which was displayed bold decoration
in applique, of green leaves and vines.
The design, which partly covered the
tacket. was carried down the skirt and
around the hem, giving a most pic
turesque effect against It's neutral
toned background.
A lovely afternoon dress worn yes
teraay at a small reception was
lowered foulard in rose tones on green.
A deep embroidery in rose and black
and gold finished the bottom of the
skirt, from which rose in scollops tiny
outstanding ruchcs OF rose-colored
muslin. The bodice was bolero fas-
tening with bat-wing bows over lace
vest.
Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt, jr., is wear
ing some charming yachting gowns.
One Of these Is Of pale blue linen duck,
with vest, collar and cuffs Of gold cloth
covered with white guipure. Her white
straw sailor hat is wound with gold
braid, and has at the back huge ros-
cite Of white panne dotted with black,
Another of Mrs. vanderbllt's outing
dresses is OF pale blue linen dotted with
white polka spots. Shaped bands COW
cred with stitching give the finish, with
white linen applique en- the bodice.
The golf dresses work at Newport
show little OF the green of last season.
Red and golf pink are the favorite col
ors, these giving far more effective
contrasts with the landscape.
There are women who wear entire
costumes OF red linen with black hats.
Other golf pink are the favorite colors.
these giving far more effective con-
trasts with the landscape.
There nre women who wear entire
costumes of red linen with black hats
Other dresses that look as II they We're
practlclng for Fourth OF July match
display blue skirts with red linen shirt
waists made with white collars.
Far cooler In effect than these are
white pIquc skirts worn with either
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stitched bands and frightened by a
sash OF red India silk
Another bathing dtess Of white fan
mel had collar. cuffs and sash OF blue
flannel embroidered in white.
A quaint suit OF dark blue mohnlr had
u box plated skirt and a deep sailor
collar faced with white mohair and
trimmed with braid. It was worn with
q poke bonnet of rough straw.
There is no promise OF any novelties
in bathing suits nor OF any departure
from the simple, unconditional cos
tunes Of last year.
One OF the prettiest dresses that /
have seen in Newport was worn on the
beach. It was made OF fose-coiored
linen, the skirt laid in panels Of fine
tucks, which were released to make a
sudden flare at the bottom. Bands of
rose linen strapped with white formed
the trimming both on the skirt and on
the bolero. A fine white muslin blouse
was worn, and was finished around
the waist by deep glrdle OF Persian
fouIard, The upper part of the sleeves
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.

Markets.
NEW YORK, June 15.-Money on call
easy at 14a2 per cent; last loan ~ per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 1904
per cent Sterling exchange easierwith
actual business In bankers bills at
81 S7Isa4 S7H for demand and at 81 SAN
"a SAYS for 60 days. posted rates 81 .S5h
and 81 SSgs commercial bills 81 S4a4 Stt'
silver certificates GOGG1c. Bar silver
GOAc. Mexican dollars 47%c. Govern
mant bonds steady. State bonds inac-
tice. Railroad bonds irregular.
To find n parallel to to-day's stagna-
ton in the stock market 1t would be
necessary to go back to the period OF
the last presidential campaign. a num-
Der Of usually active stocks were not
dealt In to the extent of single share,
and II was long after noon before such
n speculative leader as Brooklyn Tran-
sit or Manhattan made Its appearance
ON the tape at all. There was some de-
sultory speculation In Sugar during the
morning at an advance OF about point,
but that stock fell back into the rut of
dullness which characterized the whole
market. Large offerings of Northern
Pacific began to appear near o'clock,
at which time the directors were assem-
bling to take action OIL the semI-annual
dlvldend. The stock fell into Qutetude
in the last hour and hung about point
below last nights level 1t was not I'M
III after the close of the market that
the announcement was made that only
n / per cent dividend had been declared
for the six months period. The pro-
posed action of the directors seems to
have been kept close secret so that no
estimate can be formed of the effect OF
this action on the stock market, AT the
last dividend period the directors de-
clared per cent on the common stock,
/ per cent OF which was called regular
spmi-annuai and per cent extra. Sew
eral weeks ago the stock was rushed IN
above 90 by a speculative pool on the
allegation that regular semi-annual
dividend OF per cent would be declared
for the last six months. More recently
rumor8 have been abroad that the dl-
rcctors would hesitate to put the stock
ON n regular per cent basis, but 1t has
been generally accepted In speculative
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BROKERS.

circles that the last dividend action
would be repeated, that is to say 2
per cent dividend declared, but per
cent to be called extra. No intlmatlou
has been heard In Wall street that the
actual amount to be dlsbursed would be
cut in half. The action taken proved a
complete surprise and what the effect
may be upon the general market 1t is
impossible to foresee. 1t is clear an
nouncement Of the formulated judgment
of the directors, heretofore Informally
announced by officials of the company
that the current high level of earnings
cannot be maintained. 1t will be ac-
cepted also as confirmation OF the re-
ports Of extensive damage to the north
western wheat crop. The price move
ment in to-day's market was irregular
and without significance. Not much
attention was paid to the forecast Of to-
morrow's bank statement, but ii is ex-
pected that loss OF cash by the banks
will be disclosed, owing to the $S,5OO,00O
export OF gold, which seems TO have
been only partly Offset by tho receipt of
cash from the interior. New York ex-
change at Chicago. however, has moved
upwards during the week and to-day
touched 20 cents premium, showing the
movement of currency still strongly to-
wards New York. According to the
statements from the leading banks, the
net loss in cash viii probably be up
ward of million.
The bond market shared fully in the
dullness Of the stock market, and price
changes were insignificant. Total sales
par value 100000.
United States bonds were unchanged
in bid quotations.
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1..1FNlVNIVNNNNNNNNNNNNNAAANNANA.eNANAlG
ELLEN OSBORN'S
FASHION LETTER.
VYVVY - VVVVNV VVVVVVVNVVNWNNNNNIG9


Special Correspondence Of 1ntelligencer.
NEWPORT, r. I.,June l4.-Thc album
dance OF rain we had during the early
summer has made Newport. II possible.
irasher and fairer than ever before.
The sky this morning lisa clear, bril-.
liant blue. and the sparllsAof the waters
is dazzling. The leafagg Of the trees
that overarch Bells3ue avenue Is as
lush and heavy as II mightsbe In green
England. The soft, warm air is scent
ed with the perfume Of roses and ripen-
Ing strawberries.
And the summer life is under full
Roadway. Later In the season there
may be larger and more FORMAL gather
Ings, bigger dinners and more Imposing
dances, but the freedom OF the early
summer and the freshness of ftz cos
tuning provide in Newport, in June, m
ideal spectacle,
Ola morning on the great shaded
lawns and in the rose gardens which
form so attractive a feature of Newport
cottage grounds, 1t seems as IL every
woman were wearing white; the hutter
Of snowy skirts, the fash of cleaning
draperies Is as incessant as the wheel
Ing of gulls above the harbor.
White lawn, white plque. fine white
flannel and especially white linen, are
whtsked this way and that. in and out
among the flower beds. across the ten.
mis- courts and up and down the shop
ping streets on innumerabla errands.
White muslin peeps from hooded beach
chairs anchored under great elms, and
white bltlstes flutter from the seats of
runabouts and automobiles.
So much white gives to the landscape
festive look. One expects these dis
tant, cleaning figures, as they approach
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CHICAGO-Cattle, receipts $500 head:
steers about steady; butchers stock,
best steady: others slow. Natives:
Best on sale to-day, one car western
branded at S. 6O good to prime steers
IS 1905 70; poor to medium 81 50I5 90:
selected feeders best steady; others
slow at 81 95l5 90; mixed stockers
weak at So SOFA 30; cows, 81 OOhi 60;
heifers. So 25d5 90: bulls, So OO9i 80;
calves steady ut 81 00T7 90. Hogs, re-
ceipts to-day, 10000 head; tomorrow,
10000 head: left over, 1000 head; av-
eraga q shade higher; top, 50 O's;
mixed and butchers 81 9OH5 O1R; good
TO choice heavy s. OOG5 07}s; rough
heavy 81 S5G4 S5: light, 81 9Oa5 OI1s;
bulk OF sales, 81 O0G5 O5, Sheep, re-
ceipts 1000 head; sheep and lambs slow
TO Sc lower; Colorado shorn lambs
SO SIS; highest OF year for shorn lambs;
good to choice wethers 81 15Q5 30; fair
TO choice mixed 81 0Odj 90; western
sheep 81 75a5 90; yeHrlings, s. 5O409O
native lambs IS OOd6 so; western lambs
SO OOl6 So,
EAST IIBERTY-Cattle steady; eX-
ira, IS 5Oa5 90; prime, s. 4O4S 90; com
mon. 81 5Oa4 95. Hogs active; prime
mediums 81 so; best heavy hogs 50 26@
80; heavy Workers. 81 2jd5 80; light
Yorkors IS 2Od5 25: pigs 81 OOa5 go;
sltips 81 OOa4 IS; roughs. 81 5O@i TO-
sheep dull and lower; choice wethers
81 65dl 20: common, 81 5O@S 90; choice
lambs S. TOd5 90; common TO good
50 5OQ5 80; spring lambs "a 5OgB %;
veal calves SO 50G7 co.
CINcINNATI-Hogs active at 81 459
9 Is,
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was made of linen, the lower part of
muslin.
There was worn a fiat picture hat of
belge-tinted Tuscan straw, which was
trimmed with scarf OF green talle and
with rich damask roses. At the back
where the hat lay close to the head
rested big yellow butterfly.
There was carried large, plain rose
colored parasol. ELLEN OSBORN.
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White and Yellow
Daisy Dresses
AdOrn Tie New.
port Roadside

are trimmed with black velvet ribbon,
and sometimes they are made more daz-
cling by gold gallon or bands of gold
cloth applied both to skirt and bodice,
and matching a gold cloth belt with a
big gold buckle.
This morning phave had close view
of white and gold girl. She was walk
ing along Bellevue avenue with her
arms full of daisies. She was really u
daisy girl, with her plump, pretty figure
and her round, not too reflective. face
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and her dainty white dress. whose little
bolero Jacket was tied with gold bullion
tassels. and whose long, white sash was
finished with gold bullion fringe.
Her white duck hat was cool-lookIng
and light. and 1t, too, carried the daisy
colors, for it had band of gold around
the crown.
Pretty enough this costume might
have been and yet commonplace, but
for the big. black velvet bow at the
back Of the hat, which gave II the little,
needed touch that made 1t charming.
Arcadinn. indeed, are the white and
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to appear with hower-crownod heads
and arms heaped with blossoms. One
listens for the sound of music, and ex-
poets to come upon daisy field filled
with dancers. for it is as II the city were
perptuaiiy en- fete, and every day
marked great, out-ot-door June fes-
uval.
These white frocks are very simply
made. Those of linen have tueket
skirts. with blouse bodIces and. per-
haps, small beleros. Sometimes they
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Metals.

NEW YoRK-The market for metals
ruled rather quiet with weak UNDER
tone. cables showed no material change
from the previous days closing TIN
in the local market was quoted at $50 70,
with sellers at this figure at the close,
Pig iron warrants were weaker, nomi-
nally quoted Mt SlA 80; Northern No. !
foundry was quoted ut $40 90. Lake
copper ruled dun and unchanged on
the basis Of SIG 90 Lead continues I'M
settled Mt 50 72lGS M. and spelter
was weak at 81 s2AGi 27lE' The brok-
ers price for lead was s. 60. and for
copper 1850.
patyn1nuu
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tlhcates, no BIDS shipments 1885 bar
rels; average, $500 barrels; runs, 5000
barrels; average, 9lOO5 barrels,
NEW YoRK--standard oil stock
$5liG54s,
ToLEDo-on unchanged.
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STEAMERS.
pEsT HOTELS IN THE sTATE.

BEST HOTELS In TILE SLA1G'
FOUNTAIN STATE HOTEL,
Salem, w. Va.
Newly furnished. Baths IN conheetl9n:
THE GRANT HOUSE,
Leading Hotel OF the County, ",
West Union WIS., y ::
HOTEL BARTLETT.
None Better.
Mlnnlngton, W: q:
HOTEL COMMERCIAL.
House Heated by Steam.
OPP. B. & o. Staten. Rowles6urg. w. va:
HosFoRD's HOTEL.
Centrally Located. Rates 500 Per Day
Sistorsvllle. w. va.
MOUND CITY HOTEL,
Under New Management. :,
Opposite Court House. MoundsyilIe, w. va.
EAKIN HOUSE.
New Martinsvllc, w Va.
Home for Commercial and OH Men:
HOTEL MoREY,
FIrst-Class Livery Attaehea:
SWIMMERS TAVERN,
AT Depot. Falrmont, w. Va.
Sample Rooms Opposite New Court HOUSE.
WATSON HOTEL,
Harr!sville. W. Va,
Good Accommodations. LlEery:
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OHIO RIVER
co.

Time Table In effect May a. INV
ACCOMMODATION.
$500 a. m.-paily-For Parkersburg and
intermediate points.
ONO VALLEY EXPRESS.
1000 n. m-Dany except Sunday-Fos
Mouudsyillc, New Martlnsvllle, Sis.
tcrsvlllc, St Mnrys. Marietta, Par.
korshurg, Rayenswood, Millwood.
pnmrroy, PIT. Pleasant, Charleston,
Galllpolis, Huntington. keuora, Iron
ton, Portsmouth Hillshoro, C!ncln-
natl, and all points South and West.
Runs solid TO Cincinnati Farlor Car
KENovA EMPRESS.
il:45 n. m.-Daily-For Slstersvillc Mari,
eta, PnrkorsburE, Pomeroy, Point
Pleasant Charleston, GRlllpohs,
Huntington. KcnoVu, and principal
intermediate points Parlor Car
ACCOMMODATION.
3d5 n. m.-nally-For ParkeTsbur6 and
intermediate points,
EMPRESS.
1900 p. m.-Dltly except Snndny-For Sis.
tersVilir, ST. Marys WnNcrly, MARI
eta, plrkCrFbutg, and intermediate
points north OF Sistcrsviln
J.. =. CHALLENGER,
Gen. Pass. Agent
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Wheeling { Elm Grove Electric Railway

cars Will run as follows. city time;
WHEELING TO ELM GROVE.
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Wool.
MEDICAL.

NEW Y0Rk-Wool quIet.
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oIL.CITY-Credlt b0lonces 81 25i eer-
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Leave. Arrive
S g: $5s$ 5 ssfSss555 t.
s A5asss Rsa and Sis S!;.ssisS III
sssls:s ss:syIs and and E Eissi iii
Fort Wayne and Chicago. I l:l5 S:S3
Canton and Crestllne. 1900. 1916 tl9:t0
Alliance and Cleveland ...... i:i5 1888
Steubenville and WellsVille. I 1875 SIS
Philadelphia and New York 1a6 6:15
WellsviIlc and Pittsburgh. 3:3S 'lO:5S
5 Ts5Sst8 RR9 and @Sissse ss
Baltimore and Washington. 1913 b;2l
New York and Washington. 3:0S 5:25
Steubenville and Pittsburgh / SOS ! 6:25
Parlor Car Wheeling to Pittsburgh on
2.55 D. m. and $50 p. m. train. Centpat
time, zone hour slower than wheeling
]. g. TOMLINsoN,
Passenger and Ticket Agent
Agent for all Steamship Lines.
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MOUNTAIN STATE HOTEL,
Salem, w. Va.
Newly furnished. Baths In connection:
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MoUND CITY HOTEL,
Under New Management
Opposite Court House, MoundsyilIe, w. va.
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NORTHWEST sYsTEM-cLEvELAND
& PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
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EAKIN HOUSE.
New Martinsvllle, W, Va.
Home for Commercial and OH Men:
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THE GRANT HOUSE,
Leading Hotel OF the County, ".
West Union west va:
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HOTEL BARTLETT.
None Better M ~
Mlnnlngton, w. w.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-08
Ze Swiata.

Luccheni. q Gsnswy donossa.
Dyrsktor wiesisnis Perrin swr6cia sic
do prssydenta rssdu ksntonslnsgo {,
nassepujscem ~podsniem: pObydws o.
kresy observation-disclosures " osasie ks6.
rych mordsrca 8. p. ossarrowej Elabis.
", Lucoheni, p~o.ostawsc m6gf " o.
sobnsj cell, obscnie uptynety. Regu.
lsmin w~iesienny ME poswsla mi be,
dalsssgo ssrssdsenis rrsdu prssdauaac
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-08

@sRsAou0s Ai0 uto.
kro6 gor.sj sie pr.srasiay. s~obao.ywszy,
a M katafalku ami nIgdsls y pokoju
oiaia nisma.
Krsyk prssraAsnis, gsoins rosmowyi
ks6tnis ro.legaty sic po oasym .amku.
Baby wrsssso.aiy jak opetane.
- - widsiaasm tr.sch wilk6w, =
trssch stron fwiata wpadly, . lspis ioh
jsk iwis.ki oaas oiwisoiay i.bs. Sly.
ssasam, jak .awyay, wid.iaiam jake ola.
10 porwaiy - m6wila jsdna = Wieoie,
70 jsstsm kulaws, ME mogsam .dasyc
IA wsmi, sostaiam We drswiaoh i.by
vidsiafam to ws.ystko.
Nieprawdal rzekla druga II
j. prsscie kaleka ma nogi, takas by1am
" i.bis 1 widsiasem sr.y o.arns, ogrom
nsj wielkoioi kruki; krakssy st~ras.nis,
. " ssponaoh oialo unossao, d.iobaly js
ssarpafy N s.tuki; q widno bylo, DO
slspia lwieoily.
Baby krsyosaly CORA. gloinisj, 10
kasds ohciaia uparOIs~ utrsyma6 sic pr.y
swojem, abv jsj opowiadanis IA praw.
de bYso prsyjets. Zacaeay sic kl6oic,
jedna druRs pr.ssywac br.ydko, a.
gniewu porwaiy sic ma sisbis.
Wtem ma bruku dxisdsihoa ssmko.
wego sadswonily podkowy kohskie.
Wjeohat pan starosta .s swym ors.a.
klein. Uslu4ni domownioy ME dali sta.
rofcis wsjfd do komnat juA ma Soho.
dsch opowisdsieli jsmu, te matka lunar.
IA, a ois3o porvaiy Wiki osy kruki.
Wiley! miioiciwy PANEL - VIOLA
jsdna.
Me wierzois, panic, ME Wiki TO
byfy, ale krukil Widzialam ma wlasns
ocsy. Ona, panic, ma tylko jedno sls.
pie 1 smis mi " 4yws oosy fals. ..da.
wa6I
Stsrosta " jednsj Ohwili wssystko
s~miarkowal 1 odrasu wiedsial, co DO.
osac. Nsjpr,6d ro.dal ssbraotwu hoj.
ne jafmu4ne I d.iekowal "a pilnowanie
oiaia. Potsm obr6oii Gle do zsbransj
tiussc.y I tax pr.sm6wil:
Mol ludsis, wszystko mi jsdno,
wiki csy kruki ciaso porwaay. Kisdy
ciaia nisma, to wida6, 70 ktoI wyniesd
js musiai. To wilma was.a, Asfoie zls
samku %pilnowali, . pswnie 1 kt6rsgo .
was sbrodnia. n to ws.ystkioh was
moge pokarac, iby wan pouoina6, a ba.
by tywcsm popalic jake c.arownics.
Tylko pod jednym wsrunkism wan
p%rssbacze, kara6 was ME bede. Co sis
stafo, to sic ssafo, ale ME chloe, 4sby o
tenn " swiscis gadano, 70 W moim do.
mu ktoS Taxa .brodnie popslnii. Musi-
ole wiec wssysoy o tenn milo.se, nigd.is
ami pisnacl To potrsebns 1 ola dobrsj
ssswy mojsgo domu 1 Ola wasrsj ko.
rsysci. Niems oisls, ME byloby DO.
grsebu stypy. I MIC bysois zyskali 1
bylibytcis srodse uksrani. Gdy jed.
max milcsec bed.ieois 1 Mkt cd was sic
nile dowie, co sic stsio, to suto was oh
dar.e ! uc.estuje.
Poslyssaws.y ! taxa ~obistnioe 1 stras..
ne grozby paus starosty, kaady .ro.u.
mlai, . czsgo bedsie miai wIeks.a ko.
rsyE6 - gadania osy /. milczsnis. 1
wssyscy zaprzysiegli miloxs6.
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oil sprawu1s sie dobrss m6gaby sym
osasowo by6 dopussc.ony do praoy
og6lnyoh wars.tstaoh wiesisuDyoh".
Prs.ydsns r.sdu k.nsonalnego ....
volif ns 10. Gdyby jednak pos.epo.
waniu Luochsnnisgo nsstspia. jakakol.
wick smiana ma gorsss. " sakim ra.is
po.ostasby juA do kohoa syoia v osob.
nej osli.
- Pamietniki cesarzowei I'll.
zbiety. Korespondsnt londy hski ps.
ryskiego dsiennika nMatin" donosI, se
pswisn wysoki dyguitars dworu CESAR.
skiego :w Wisdniu. bawisoy ohwilowo
" Londynis, .apswnia 60, IL cssar.ows
Elabiets pososta villa pamissnlkI, k.6r.
mote beds ogsossons. Dyguitar.
ow opow'adaf dalsj. IL gdy cessr.owa,
Pc trsgiosnsj smisroi syns usunsas sic
Cd dworu cd Swiasa 1 ro.poo.saa 10.
o.ownioss fyois, jsAdsao = misjsoa M
miejos, pisaia oodzisnnie pc kilka s.ron
wraAeh I mysli. Pr.ss to lat osism "a.
brafy sic pokazos p~amietniki, kt6.
ryoh ME brak I wspomoish . Ia. daw.
nyoh. Forma ich miejsoami wytworns,
nadaje Inn prawd,iwa wartos6 Ntsraoks.
Mied.y innemi tax nap. opisujs ossa.
r.owa weir6wke swojs do katsdry Can.
tsrbury: ,Pswnsgo wisozcru wss..
lam " ohwili nabo4shstwa do katedrv.
Ksnonioy angislsoy sisd,isli ma stare.
sysnyOh krsssfach oh6rowyoh, ale ME
wida6 byio AMI spiewsk6w AMI orp..
now. Re sklepienia pod wisss srodko.
w rozlegafy sic bard.o 'agodns tony,
gf6wnis wpadaly do ucha mego elosy
dsisoieos, j~sdnoo.sinis majsstasyo.ns
akordy niswidzialnyoh organ6w pr.y.
pominafy harry eolskis 1 odglosy bursy
sr6d wi~srschofk6w stulstnich drssw Ia.
sow cseskioh. Byio to bardzo piekns,
poetyczns, -als-nis bard.o relipijns,
DO mkt sie tam ME modln". w r6a.
nyoh s~estamsntach, jake po~sostswisa,
ossarsows nile ~spr.eciwiala sic nigdy O.
gsassaniu tych nNotatsk 1 wspomnis6",
ale sapswnisja 70 ossars FrapoIssek
J61sf waha sic jes.css 1 ME chloe dad
swego ssswolsnia.
- Prasa hOlenderska. Holsn.
dry ma ooosyz lie dDsjs bard.o O u.
trsymsnie jesyks 1 roxw6j pismisuuio.
iva. w Ksplandsie wyohod.i 80 osa.
sopism holenderskicb, . tsgo 8 przypa.
da ma Kapsztadt. 2 dziennik6w ".
ohodsi pc holsndsrsku I angislsku, js.
den wydawany jest " Bso.uanaland.ie
(Brijburg), 1 Natalu (Plsssrmariss.
burg). W Rseo.ypospolitsj Transwa.
alskiej ~wyohodsi "a pism holsndsr.
skioh' Z tyOh2w polowis 20 sngielsku,w
pofowis po holendsrsku. Ma johannes.
burg prIypada 2 d.isnniki, M Prstorjs
9. wolnem pahstwis Oranjs Wy.
ohod,i 5 czasopism, 2 " Blosmfontsin
dwu jesykach. W Ameryoe P6lnoo.
nsj wydawsnyOh jest 40 o.asopism ho-
lenderskich, " Indjach nidsrlandskich
- 20.
Pocieszn8 anegdote opowiada
pewns angielsks gazeta o tonic pewns.
60 rsssrwisty wyjsadssjsosgo ma pole
walki do Afrvkf, Pooiaoiem , dvo,o.