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The whole country was shocked
The people of Arkansas offered q re-
ward for the assassin, detectives
were procured, but even today no
man except the murderer or murder
ers knows anght of the dee. The
body of the murdered man was
brought to Pine Bluff and lay In
state in the Methodist church. The
funeral was under the direction OF
the Knights TempIar. Powell Clay
ton came from Eureka Springs. His
favorite brother was dead, but the
proud man showed his wonderful
strength Of character by giving no
outward sign to the grief that was
In his heart. It was the longest
funeral procession Pine Bluff ever
knew. In sober truth, John Clay.
ton did not have an enemy in Jeffer-
son county. at n mass meeting
Prot. Junius ordan, Eiitor New
man and the writer were appointed
to draft resolutions. The writer
was busy; the editor was also, and
the resolutions were prepared by
Jordan, and never from pen Of man
did a more eloquent tribute smanate
than was Jordan's eulogy on the
character OF his dead friend.
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Ark. THURSDAY JUNE IA, 1900.

making a losing fight. Catchings OF
Ct Mississippi found safety on the
leyee.
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.--.ss.- r. -. : sgySsS s
bs taken unt.4 the committee on
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unl1e, his brother, arose and said
The spectators should rem ain insthe:
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said Gen. White concluded, he's having
TIE be ths |sstz Y speak ! Maj, White
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[ On ilued on page 4 ]
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GOWNS WORN
BY AMERICANS
MRS. EDKIN GOULD CREATES A
SENSATION IN A BEAUTIFUL
COMBINATION OF BLACK
AND WHITE.
PINK THE SEASONS COLOR.
Mrs. Potter Palmer Dazzles Paris
With Her Toilettes and Intro
duces New Modes to Paris
Society.

Paris, June 6.-The spring dresses
worn sat the races, in Paris at the YER
nissage, at the Salon, in the Bots de Bou-
logne and at the theaters have many
novel features; SO many, in fact, that
one despairs of ever describing any of
them, SO great is the whirl of mind
which they produce.
Next to the year 1880, when fashions
We're so complex that everything was
trimmed with a bow or a tlounce, the
year 1900 will hold the record of the GEN.
fury in complicated materials and trim
mings. And not only are these mixed
in an unusual degree, but colors are
combined in strange ways, until the
show window of a fashionable shop re-
sembles a rainbow in hue.
In justice to the styles 1t may be said
that they are pretty. The trying habit
back, the very difficult fitted hips and
the narrow knees are all abandoned for
q sweeping skirt rather wid and quite
long. In these new skirts there is a sug-
gestion of a return of the crinoline, or at
least of a return to the round skirt
which may, before the first of the year,
be a thing that is again in vogue.
We have, indeed, the round skirt now.
l am describing a dress worn by Mrs.
Potter Palmer a few days ago. 1t was
a standard blue foulard, figured with
many fancy stampings, all in geometric
designs. Circles, squares and triangles
in cream covered it's blue surface.
The skirt, the cOuturiere who made it
Informed the writer, was cut perfectly
round, slightly longer in the baak than
in the front. The %fullness from the waist
to the hips was confined by many rows
of shirring, which We're placed so close
to each other that they made a yoke
which was almost a trimming for the
skirt. Below this shirred yoke the skirt
fared out a little and was trimmed round
the foot with many ruffles. put on in
curved shape, some draped high; and
others extending to the foot of the skirt.
MRS. PALMER's DRESS.
The waist had a shirred yoke and the
tops of the sleeves We're shirred. This
gave a rather pretty and decidedly juve-
nile appearance to the waist, though the
front was brought down in a long point
In the middle of the belt. A broad girdle
of artichoke green satin confined the
waist. The hat was a marvel in green
and pink. the two colors being cunningly
mingled as in a flower garden.
Mrs. Edwin Gould. has has been Gre
ating something of a sensation Ger here
for her youth, her god looks and her ele-
CANT gowns, and who was recently pre-
scented at court, wore a few lays ago a
dress which attracted attention. It was
In black and white, those two most de.
sirable eolors from a modiste's stand.
point.
Give me black and white and I can d,
anything said a fashionable dress
maker the other day, running her hand
through a chiffon fiounce of black ant
carelessly draping it over a white SAITH
SKIRT.
Mrs. Gould's dress, as worn in Londol
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prove it?
A HARD DAY.

1t is a we'll known fact that 1T X
about $500 steps to make a mile, and 1t
is upon these computations that all hg-
ures must be- based.
For instance, a woman who has no SER
want to aid her, rises from bed IN the
morning to be confronted by a score OF
problems tina must be solved during the
day. In the first place there is break
fast to be prepared, and to do this the
fire must be lighted, the table set n
countless other small matters attended
to. To enumerate them would be to
make this article uninteresting reading
for a man and unnecessary for a woman.
The onlv fact that is of Importance IS
that during the work of preparing break
fast she has taken a thousand or W.
steps and in the time when male mem
bers of the household have been soundly
snoring in bed.
When breakfast Is nde there are
dishes to be washed and the house to be
nut to rights for the day. Much of the
work that is lone during this portion OF
the day might seem 'fussy" to the aver
age man, but the woman knows only too
well that If it was not done the average
man. would be the first person to notice
the u%ntidiness Of the house.
The touch here and he touch there,
the use of the broom and buster. all nave
their place in the w~ell-regnlated house,
hold. and without them the well-regu-
lated household would soon become
nothing more than a myth. What, then.
with all this putting to RIGHTS and maxi
ing of beds the woman has travelled a
mile or two more without the casual.
unthinking mortal having realized that
she has walked so ar.
| In the afternoon it is the same story
over again. Lunch must ha renareh
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16
Will COUNT
W0MAN'S STEPS
STUDENTS OF HOUSEHOLD ECON
OMY TO DETERMINE THE
DISTANCE A WOMAN
WALKS IN HER
DAILY TOLL.
Mans work is from sun to sun.


But wOman's work Is never done,
is al old saw that is familiar to every
one. Moreover. such sayings as these
w been handed down from prehistoric
times, so that there has been no excuse
for any man to doubt the assertion that
the average woman works hard for
every comfort that h receives. While
this fact may have been spread broad
cast over the world since the days Of
ADAM, however, there must AVE been
men who have doubted it's truth, for 1t
is now announced that the members of
the Household Economic association
have set out to solve the problem:
How many steps does a housewife take
in a day?
If h members of the association ex-
pect to answer this question with any
degree of a~ccurateness it will be neces-
sary for them to spend more than one
day in the discussion of the subject. In
fact. the conducting Of an investigation
by the Society of Physical Research
to the solution Of the problem that the
students of domestic economy have sci
for themselves. How they expect to &c
to work to figure u their results Is 9
matter that of itself would be a subject
of more than general interest.
OF course, there can be no question
but that the women who are engaged II
this investigation will be able to prove
that the IA travelled by the averag'
woman is not a smooth one. OF course
there can be no question but that tn
average woman walks miles enough in
single day to make an athlete in train
ing turn green with envy, and the Onl.
question is, how are they going t
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16
AS no NERO.

Baltimore American: Nero, fiddle in
hand, sat Upon his throne when a little,
band Of captives was led before him..
"Now," he roared in royal tones, you
have your choice between hearing me
play a study in cadenzas with the middle
finger on the e string, or being burned
alive at the matinee at the Coliseum"
Bring OF you torches!" shouted the
desperate %captives.
Later on Nero fiddled, and burned
things, and conducted himself in an out
rageous name
II hate to do this" he explained. but
they depend on me for some warm scenes
in Quo Vadis.'"
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SCIENTIFIC CALCULATION.

The members of the Household Eco
nomic association w entered upon this
task with all seriousness, however. They
nave by no means undertaken this labor
as a mere course Of mental gymnastics.
The actual purpose of he examination
IS to show. df possible, how often two steps
might serve instead OF three. and to use
the statistics obtained as a basis upon
which to bring about several needed-re-
forms. A young woman, Martha Van
Rensselaer,. is now studying such stalls
teal work in Cornell university, and she
will arrange the plans for the work. that
Is to be undertaken.
The scheme itself originated with the
college of agriculture at Cornell. There
this question has been discussed in all
its bearing supon the household and sew
eral reforms were suggested that might
prove somewhat revolutionary, from a
domestic point of view, if there wer any
figures on land upon which the compu-
tations might be based. Lacking such
statistics, however, 1t was thought advi-
sable to obtain theme before publishing
the reforms to the world.
For instance,it has been found thai
the average woman might save herself a
| tramp Of many miles during the work
of preparing the thousand or more meals
that must be made ready for a hungry
family in the course of a year if she only
knew how to go to work to do it, and as
soon as it can be ascertained just how
many steps that average woman will
take during that prescribed time the col,
| lege will endeavor to show her how sh,
a save herself and make her worl
easier.
It is actually a fac that this effor
is being seriously and that it is intended
to discover real facts n not to flaun
idle theories that, although all right the
oretically are not practicable, the womel
of the world will rise UP to bless the agn
cultural college. II the maxim about wo
mans work is an old one. it is neverthe
less just as true today as ever was an
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anything that will have a tendency to
tighten the labor of oma will be a ben
eft for humanity, a benefit of such mag
nitude that it will be impossible to over
estimate its good effect.
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HEARING UNDER SNOW.

People buried in an avalanche hear dis
tinctly every word uttered by those who
are seeking them, while the buried ones
most strenuous shouts fail to penetrate
even a few feet of snow.
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and described by a girl correspondent in
a letter to an artist friend in Paris, was
all in black and white.
The skirt" said the letter, twas a
black silk tulle, very shiny n as thin
as a spider web. 1t was cut round n
was shirred at HI waist line until it
was exactly the same fullness all the
way round It was made over a skirt
of white taffeta with a ruffle of embroid-
cry. The skirt had a yoke of white taf-
feta, embroidered in silver.
The waist was of black tulle with a
yoke of embroidered taffeta set over a
vest of tulle. The lower part of the waist
vas of the white embroidery to match
the yoke. The sleeves were of tulle
shirred over a white taffeta foundation"
The letter concludes:
You can imagine the pretty soft cool
ness of such a gown and the sensation it
made in a wilderness of color"
A brilliant touch of color is given these
rather somber gowns by the stock which
is of bright blue or green, or even of
scarlet. For the making of these stocks
the newest colors are used, the fair pale
shades of green and the startling green
ish blues being very popular. In reds,
geranium cad at present, it's ripe brill
liancy making it a favorite, as it gives
to costumes the one touch they may
lack.
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and by the time the luncheon dishes are
out Of the way 1t Is time to think OF din
ner. It is long after dark, there fore, be.
fore the woman has ceased her toll. and
If the members of this association are pre-
pared to decide just o many miles she
has walked between sunrise and betime
they will have accomplished a labor that
no mer man would ever have dared to
undertake..
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N

The combinations in materials grow
more numerous, instead of fewer. The
tailor-made gown has gone from SIM
plicity to simplicity, and you see gown Of
satin cloth trimmed with silver ap-
plique; and talir-made costumes of cash
mere decorated with designs in velvet.
These designs are applied freely to yoke
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Ze swiata.

Brak pism perjodycznych W
ROsji. Jak miss.ksh hoy carstw. ubodsy
% pod wsgls lem ilosoi pism perjodyc..
nyeh, " por6wra aiu = innemi psfsswa
mi, dowod,i nss'epujsos stat yssyks: W
Rosji sc 18O ~miljonowa ludnes,is Wy.
cbodn 770 pism 1 gasst e. wyjaskism
Fiolandji) Tym sposobsm jsdns gs.sss
prsypada ma 1877 600 miss.kafo6w.
Tymcssssm " Nismcssoh l ga.sts prsy-
psds ma katds 8 600 missskafc6w. w
Amsryce ~p6fnocnsj, " jsdnym tylko
stsuis Michigan. ~licssoym 2 miliooy
ludnofoi, wyobodsi 800 pism. q poSrod
~wydawsnyeh " ROsj, 779 pism, wyoho.
dzi: W jesyku rosyjskim 8S1,w polskim
IS. " nismisckim AZ, " sstohskim III,
We %fcancuskim 8, ~ iosyskim Q, or.
mishskim 9, W grud,ihskim 5 " zy.
dowskim 2.
- Emigracja do Parany 1 Bra
zyji. PoIiug ursedowsJ statyssyki
wy.migrowsio " roku 1899 pr.ss por
~ niemisckie : Austrji 81 O10 osob, Z
Wsgisr 80 800. Z ROsji 81 894. = Me
miso S,740; +. togo; Poso.hskiego,
2.015. Z Prus Zachodnich 1925. = Sic.
ska 618, . Pfus Wschodnioh sos.
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w AOOOse AA0Qy JuA QOs
iowa zycia przeszia, kiedy z~ywotnosc zaczy-
ma podupadac a sifa opusscxac mas, wow
csas rome narxady ciafa nassego ME moga
W spos6b nalezyty spefnisc swych cxynno-
Sci. W6wcEas pt winnismy sic obejrzyc "a
kiikiem, "a podpora, kt6rabysmy mogli po-
deprzec nasze os}abione ciafo. Taxa pOdpora
jest Ora Piotra Gomozo, stare, dawno wy
prob ,wane lekarstwo. PAM E.. Grasztorf =
Belleville, N. Y, p~oswiadcza powyzsse sio-
wa W liscie pisanym do Ora Peter Fahrney
W Chicago, ILL.,, wfasciciela Gomozo. ,,Przy-
jennie mi powiadomic Papa, lie dobrego
Pahskie lekarstwo ola mnie uczynifo "
dniach mojej starosci. Przez ~ostatnie pet
nsscie lat ffyfam kaleka. Byfam nerwowa I
efaba, oraz miewafam uczucia goracski.
Czionki mole staiy sic bolace 1 sztywne.
Csasami miewafam zimne poty; to snowu
przeohodzify mnie dreszcze. Me mogfam
mic jesc, miafam uciazliwy kasxel. 1 mai
mniejsza zmlana powietrza wpfywafa ma
mnie. Cd czasu gdym zaczefa uzywat Co.
mozo, p~olepssyfo mi sic znacznie. Krew To-
rae cyrkuluje we mnie wiecej regularnie, 1
zdsje sic jakbym ma nowo zycie rozpoozefa.
Nam II let, ale pomimo to moge dojrzec
wszystkich czynnosci prey gospodarstwie, a
to zawdzieczam Ia faska Boga, tylko Pan
skiemn wzmacniajacemu lekarstwu."
w liscie lynn Jest lyle zapsfu i uczciwo-
Sol, 2e zdofa on ~przekonac nawet najbardziej
nlewierzacych.
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O~btakany Ia tronie.

Dsgspsrscjs sssrych rod6w ksiafe
oych ! krolswskich strassns prsybisra
fOrmy ! s'rsssns gotujs sycis potion.
kom dumnyoh ryosrsy sredniowieo.
nycb.
Dowodsm tsgo jest oAropny los dwu
ostEtnich krolow bawarskicb, poohodzs.
oych L jsdnogo Z nsjs'srs.ych nismisO
kicb rodow-W htslsbsohow. w roku
1885 W przystepie ~obisksuis z~uslasi
skscsutryCsny krol Ludwik III. imisrc
" fAlaoh j%e.iOra sdObisCego w~spsnis's
jego r~s'ydsncje. a usssspCs jsgo Osson
wisdsis do dris dnis tyOie " obsstsniu,
tycie s'rassns, k'orsgo by mo nsjubot.
say 3 iego p~oddanych nigdy ME possI-
drotcil.
Pres Gale lsss prsssiaduje kr6l Otto
" fotslu nisrucbomo, a pomimo, fs jest
.upsinis normslnie sbudowsny, oks.u.
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= Porucznik Kenneth Murchi.

= P0rucznik Kenneth Murchi.
SON. kt6ry m poosssku wojay polo.
dniowo.afrykadskisj ssbia korsspondsn.
- .Daily Chronicle" p. Psrslow ma q.
10y Mafskingu, staval prsed ssdem
wojennym " listopsdsis. Zostal WOW.
csas u.nany winnym. ale podany do Ia
ski gf6wnodowodssosgo. Badsn.Pov.ll
sakomunikowal lordowi Robsrtsowi, 70
pofuosnik bya wprawd.is prsysomny 1
poosytalny, lscs 4 . natury jest ME
ssyohanis d.iwacsnym. Lord Roberts
samisnil obsonis kare lmisroi M do4y.
wotnis wissisnie. Pr.ypominamy, 70
Murchison " dniu morderstwa byi "a.
prossony m kolscje pr.ss Parslows;
sjsdh j. " ~nsjlspssej sgod.is, potem
vyssli M miasto. Pc drcdss wynikla
s%prsscska. Murchison wyjs. rewolwsr
l poso4yl Psrslo~a trupsm ma miejsou.
= Usta i charakter. Barwa 1
ksstah uss. swfassoss q kobist, xdradza
j. csesto ohsraktsr. Wedle twierdssnia
jsdnego .s wsp6sprac ownik6w o.asopi.
sma Medical Record. aadna kobista,
msjsca malshkis wargi, prey.
~pominsjaoe sws forma opiswany Prise.
Post6w fuk amora. ME byia nigdy &c
nialns. ami wysoko umysiowo rozwinie.
-. Osoby, ME posisdajace ust o tyoh
wymarsonyoh liniaoh, MECH sis poole.
sss tenn, ze szsrokie, prosts usta 1 duas
biase seby o.nac.ac maja wysoka int.
Hgencje, istotna dobro6 seros, rozsadek
wssysskie inns prsymiosy, kt6rs kat
dy prsgnsiby posiada6. Ten4s sam an.
tor radsi, ably panic ME staraiy sic tr.y.
MAD ust ookolwisk acknowledged, M.
dajsoyoh naiwnie .ad.iviony wyra..
jak obeona moda %.aleoa, gdya nistylko
to jest brsydkis, ale 1 nissdrows.
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LOtem ptaka o p6fnOcy do st.
Louis kOleja Wabash.

Cd 3 Czerwoa 1900 novy pooisg ko
lei Wabash wychodzi Z Chicago o IL 30
" nooy, przybywa do st. Louis o 7.55
rano; z powrotem odchodzi Z st. Louis
o IL 30 W nocy, przybywa do Chicago
o godzinie 800 n DIVA inne pospie.
szne pociagi, jesli to niezsdswslnia.
Najnowsze ulepszenia. Pisz lob zglos
sic osobiscie pc mspy ! rozkiad jszdy.
Miejskie biuro sprzedazy biletow: 81
Adams ct. Chicago. cs.a.@.s)
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Michaf WOfOwski.

Daia 10 Z. m. smart Warssswis 6.
p. Michat Woiowski, znany powisicio.
pisarz 1 autor dramatyosny.
Urodzony " d. 10 grudnia Z. 1851 W
Miawie, nauki gimnasjalne pobisraa "
komHy, nastepnis ssI pre-. diva lata
uo.es.osaf do b. sskoay gi6wnej war
szswskisj, .kad ola uzupeinisnia stu
di6w litsraokich udsl sie najpierw do
Krakowa, . nastepnis do Monaohium.
Jsssozs jake siuohaox uniwersytstu "a.
oiagnal sic " sseregi litsraoko dsisnni-
karskis l ro.poo.at prsoe swa ma tenn
polu okoio Z. 1870 cd korsspondsncyj o
litsraturss nismisokiej nKiosaoh,"
nTygodniku ilustaowsnym" 1 pis
mach ood.isnnych. Pr6or korsspoo.
dsnoyj drukowai tee wiels novel, obras.
kow, powisioi, k'6re obstnis byty osy.
tame.
Do lsps.yoh powisioi Up. Wofow.
skisgo nalets: nDiwni" (l87S), Nv
drod.s "a chlsbsm" (l875). .Cyganiat
ko" (1883). .Byf sydsm" (i884). ,Pis.
kielko" 1885, rD.ieoi wsrs.awy"
QS8S), "Ossatni piorun" l88S). nBis.
sen | artyssa" (1894) it'd, ME II osso Kill.
kudsissieoiu drobnyoh novel 1 obras-
k6w, r~o.r.uoonych po pismaoh perjo
d~yc.nych.
Zs ssoEsg6lnem ws1akte xamiiowa
MEM Up. Wolowski poSwieosi sic soc
ME. Pisrws.s jego pracs " tym kis
runku, skrsslons jssro.e WI. 1870 W
Krakowie tsmts wystawiona, byt o.
bra.sk p. :. ,Flgisl mifoioi." q ob6tsj
spufcisny drsmatyo.asj zmarlego, Wy.
misniamy j%sszcEs utwory Masterpieces:
nDjsbei wsnscki" (grany we LwowIe
1878 r.), "Geujalni iudsis" " Alhsm
brzs W Warssawis 1884 ~, MAN goI"
1885,, ,,Trsfoii ilutoista", rAloybia.
des'', nNis wypada" (komsdja napisana
do wsp6iki Z Kotarbihskim), ,,Chamska
dusza" It'd. N~ajwisks.sm powodsenism
M sosnis ciss.yiy sic jsdnak rNasse
auioiy" l komsdja historyo.na pit. ITO
warsyss pauoerny". uwishorona pisrw.
ssa nagroda ma konkursie drsmaty-
csnym we Lwowie " roku 1895.
Prssd kilku lsty objat dyrskcje tea
tru i6d.kiego, sswor.yt wyborny IN
sambl 1 miaf wislkie powodssnis. Zs
sEtoroosuy seEou letni W Warszawis
prsyni6sf mu jsdaak snaosns straty,
kt6rych ME m6gi pokryc aui sezon n
mowy, AMI wycis orka ts,tru iodskisgo
do Pe'srsburgs. Pr.spraoowauy, sruj
nowany Enischsoony wyoofai sic 8
prIedsisbIorstwS tsasralnsgo i wr6oif
do dsisnnikarsswa. Smisro saskoosyls
60 nsgle. Cssso pamieci osiowieka
wielklego talsntu 1 xscnego ssrcsi
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POsZukiwania.

Ktoby wiedziai o adresie panny J6-
zefy Dobies, ze wsi Sadiowo, (powiat
Sierpo, CUB. Piocka) obeonie zamiesz
kalej podobno W Chicago, Tub ona sa-
ma - MECH sic zgiosi do jej matki p.
KatarzynY Dobies, 1907 N. 10 tn ST.,
St. Louis, Mo-, lub do biura ,,Zgody".
(26)
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j. do ksadego uajmnisjsssgo nswst u
ohu wstret nisprssswycieAony. AHsby
mu wsosy ostrsyds, musss domowniey
wybisrac wyjstkows chwile, kt6ryeh
ni~ssscsesny lspssy humor okssuje, .
brody ME golono mu ~jessoss cd Z. 1883
I. ]. cd osasu wstapienia M tron.
Bawarcsycy Aywo wsp6aosujs Ola O..
soby 81 lstnisgo obiskanego swego
kr6la, kt6ry Z dala cd lwiata dni swoje
pr.ssyva, a jsdyny CLOS. jaki 70 sisbis
wydajs, to niswyrazns mruo.snis. Me
prssosuwa on woale, e wielki, kwitna.
oy kraj usosjs 60 swoim wladca, ae "
jego imieniu wydajs sie wyroki ssdo
We, monssa . jsgo wi.srunkism sie Wy.
bija 1 I. d.
msodoici MO mu ME wr64yio stra.
ssnsgo losu. Jako drugi syn kr6la Max
symiljana II. otrsymai on wras 3 star.
Sym swoim bratsm Ludwikiem II. sta.
rsnns wyohowanis. Bya wprawdsis bar.
dso ekscsntryc.ny, ale mimo to m6gl
wstapic do armji " oharaktsrss ~ofoera,
chooias do wojskowoloi nsjunisjssego
nile miaf pocisgu. Podc.as wojny " E.
1870 pr.yd.islony do gsusraInsgo ssta.
bu niemisokisgo, .ao.sf okasywa6 cora.
silnisjsse pomiessanis smyss6w. Rasu
pewnsgo wykonal Z cafym putkiem Ia.
walsrji asak ma spokojuis ssojacy mur
~ogrodowy, obuwia ME .dejmowai Prise.
csfs tygodnis, tax. e musiano je AZ
roscina6. q M ucxcis " Wsrsalu saoho.
wywal sic tax, 70 musisno 60 odssfa6
do domu.
Cd ssgo osasu, mimo najsroskliwsssj
kuraoji pomies.anis zmysi6w sic wsms.
gsio, at wrsssois po wstspisniu ma tron
osad.ono 60 " samotnsj, vysokismi
murami otocsonsj rssydsnoji Faersten.
ried. " kt6rsj do dnia dsisisjs.sgo
przsbywa. Oddaja mu tam swykls no.
nory k~r6lswskis, ma cssls dworu stoi
mars.aisk . hrabskisj rodsiny, tytuiuja
60 m~kr6lswska wysokoiois." q gdy o.a.
sami, bardso rzadko, robi prseja4dEke
po ogrodsie, warts palacowa ~prssentujs
broh.
Ale rkr6l" ma to ME uwa4a, mruo.y
tylko nisustannis 4yjs pomiedsy wyt.
worami swojej ~chorobliwej fantasia. pa
lao prsy tenn cygara prswis beg ustan.
ku. Dswnisj miai on nisjasns prsynaj.
mnisj ~lwiadomoS6 kr6lswskiej swojsj
godnofci, tsras zal ME dbs o MIC, q oh.
osgo c.iowisks, ks6ry ma divorce jsgo
sic poka4s. poprostu .nisfc ME mozs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14
POdZiekOwania.

ia nizej podpisana, skladam naju.
przejmiej Podziekowanie San. Zarza-
dowi IN. P. "a wyplaoenie mi pos.
miertnego W sumie 100000 pc 8. p me.
IA moim, Antonim Altman. Zarazem
dziekuje Tow. Jana Koohanowskiego
or. 149 "a ~wyplaoenie so dol. i udzia}
" pogrzebie.-Katarzyna Altman.
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