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The Washington times., 1902-08-10

1t is generally recognized that the
English love low-necked dresses better
than any other nation. and that English
low-neck habit than almost anyone else.
But the dignity attached to that particu-
lar style CT dress was never SO forci5ly
The Washington times., 1902-08-10

Queens favorite charity. to be played
once more only. and then allowed to wait
for its long run until August. Mrs.
Craigie loves to collaborate, and says
that much more playwriting is done in
collaboration than people imagine.
Gossip has it that young Ian Malcolm,
the member of Parliament who married
pretty Jeanne Langtry the other day, is
likely to receive many Sights on account
of his bride. or rather his brides mother
The first cut came when the wedding
reception Mrs. Langtry had arranged
for at her house was ignored Nobody
attended. Many notable people were at
the church, ST. Margaret's, Westminster,
but Mr.. Malcolm's distinguished friends
could not bring themselves to accept
The Washington times., 1902-08-10

proper she must wear a low-cut dress.
So general is this feeling that women
OF other nationaIities soon understand
that unless they wish to be dreadfuliy
out of 1t they must follow the English
woman's lead. Occasional theater bod
ices are now seen with transparent
yokes and lace collars, and orce in a
while at an informal dinner such j
costume is worn. But as rule women
who live in England need more real
evening dresses than anything else.
The coronation season has given rise
to several new dances OF a patriotic na-
ture. These have appeared on dance
programs throughout the late spring,
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who is under treatment st Bethany
hospital.
Miss Kathryn Mccain, who has been
visi,ing relatives here for some lime.
returned % her home 10 Mexico, Mo-,
Tuesday morning.
Z. c. Blanc, Of Kansas City, spent
Sunday here with his wife, who is
spending the winter with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Willis.
The Misses welnrich attended the
wedding of their brother, VIM. Wein-
rich, and Miss Emma Tegeler, in Con-
cordis, Sunday, January 18th.
a protracted meeting began at
Grange Hall Sunday. The Hall is
about nine miles southwest of this city,
and much interest is always manifested
IN the meetings held there.
Vest Mcdaniel, who is employed as
brakeman on the Mo. Pac. r r. with
headquarters at Sedalia, spent several
days the latter part of the week with
bis parents, H. H. Mcdaniel and wife.
A new time table on the G. & A. r.
X. went into effect Sunday, January
10. A new '~'passenger'' was put on
due here at 1:l5 p. ~. going west, aud
at 1899 p. m. The other trains we're
changed but little.
Miss Oracle Graham entertained
Tuesday evening IN honor Of her little
friend, Lydia Elwell, who will shortly
leave for a visit in Ohio. all of her
classmates wore invited and Il merry
time Was had until the candy, which
was the feature of the evening, was
ready to pull, when the fun began In
earnest. The little ones took leave at
9 O'Clock, thanking Grace and her
amiable mother for a most enjoyable
evening.
The beautiful home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Willis, Oh Grand avenue, was the
scene OF a pleasant gathering Tuesday
evening, when a mite social was gwen
under the auspices of The ladies' of the
M. F.. Church, South. Mrs. Willis is a
model hostess and was ably assisted by
the ladies'. A very enjoyable evening
was passed by all who attended. Ice
cream and cake were served in the din
ing room; thus quite a neat little sum
was realized TOR the church.
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WELL INdlO ON AND VICINITY
(BY LEALMA.)

(BY LEALMA.1
George Scarlet, Of Breckinridge,
was here Saturday.
Horace F. Blackwell was up from
Lexington on business Saturday.
Mrs. s. S. Moeller, OF Napoleon,
spent Sunday with her parents here.
Mr.. Joel Rice has been having bis
dwelling house, east Of town, repaired
and reprinted.
George Smith, of Waterloo, and
J'hn Wolfenkamp, Of Napoleon, we're
10 town Wednesday,.
Mrs. Jennie vanMeter, Of near Leb-
anon, was visiting her brother, Thos.
E. Lockhart, several days this week.
William F Johnson completed the
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-01-25

work Of lowering the grade on the
railroad at Napoleon Monday and is
home again.
Joseph CTutsinger is having the
rooms over his butcher shop repaired
aud made ready tor occupancy BY A.
J. Kirchofer and family as 8 residence.
". t. johnson sold twenty-five
head Of mules to w. A. Maxwell & Co.
Tuesday, and Edward Crews left with
them Wednesday morning for delivery
10 St. Louis.
II only we had some one with the
means al command to purchase sites
and erect dwellings the population OF
Wellington would be swelled by at
least a dozen families in the next
month.
w. r Journey and assistant T..
Wills, Of the Missouri Pacific force OF
civil engineers, were here Wednesday
making some final measurements pre-
paratory to placing the new bridge
over the Big Sni creek.
John A. Lockhart and A. j. Kir-
choffer have made satisfactory settle
ments with the companies in which
their respective properties we're insured
and both will commence the work OF
rebuilding just as soon as the weather
will permit.
A representative of the NJ. G. Lille
Manufacturing company, Of Columbus,
OHIO, held a long conference with a
committee from the l. o. o. +. lodge
Of this city Wednesday which resulted
In his receiving an order for para
%phernalia and regalia amounting to
5000.
L. r, Morrison, attorney from KAN
sas City, was here Friday and Saturday
taking dispositions of witnesses in the
damage suit OF Emmit c. Baily against
the Nichols & Shepherd company for
injuries sustained by the giving away
OF an elevator in the latter's build
ing in Kansas City some eighteen
months since. The case is set for
hearing at the next term Of the United
States elreuit court at Lincoln, Neb.
Postmaster Linss received a letter
Wednesday evening from J. J.. Davis.
now living in Kansas, making in
quiries for two doctors named Renick
and Ragland and two others whose
names he had forgotten, though one
was a little man, and Charles s.
Mitchell, ali of whom he says assisted
IN caring for him when he was badly
cut and torn at the saw mill of Solomon
Norris & Bro. in 1866. at that time
located on Lexington road between the
Big and Little Sni creeks. 1t is not
many men who suddenly remember.
the doctors tbirty-fve years after they
get hurt.
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Repairing
Neatly
Done

Never thought Of such a
sign for a medicine did your
Well, it's a good sign for
SCOTS Emulsion. The body
has to be repaired like other
things and SCOTS Emulsion is
the medicine that does it.
These poor bodies wear out
from worry, from over-work,
from disease. They get thin
and weak. Some Of the new
ones are not well made-and
all Of the old ones are racked
from long usage.
SCOTS Emulsion fixes all
kinds. 1t does the work both
inside and out. II makes soft
bones hard, thin blood red,
weak lungs strong, hollow
places full. Only the best ma
terials are used in the patching
and the patches don't show
through the new glow Of health.
No one has 10 wait his turn.
You can do it yourself-you
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-01-25
c U MT N E w S
HI00INsvILLR HAPPENINGS.

ALAuultsSN WILLIE HAPPENINuS,
j. S. Nowlin, Of Alma, was here Sat-
urday.
Robt Berry, of Aullville, was here
Tuesday.
]. G, White, of Tabo, was IN town
Saturday.
John Handley, of Aullville, was here
Saturday.
7. D. Williamson, Of Mayhem, was
10 town Tuesday.
Sam Beamer, Of Blackburn, was in
this city Tuesday.
William Bell and son, of Corder,
were here Saturday.
Hall Cook, Of Kansas City, visited
friends here Sunday.
Miss holster, Of Concordia, visited in
this city Wednesday.
L. L. Lake made a business trip to
Kansas City Tuesday.
J. G. Barton, Of zeal MAYHEM, was
in this city Wednesday.
Miss Emma Neill, of Corder, was
shopping here Saturday.
DIR. Mcclellan Of Mt. Leonard, was
here on business Monday.
r Miss Laura Frerking, of Corder, was
shopping here Wednesday,.
E. w. Mollencamp and son, August,
we're in Kansas City, Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Hall, Of Page City, was a
Higginsville visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. HammeI, of Corder,
we're shopping here Saturday
|. @. Neule, Of Lexington, made a
business visit to this city Saturday.
R. M. Edwards and wife, of Corder,
we're Higglnsville visitors Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Poynter, Of
Dover, we're shopping here Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Foulds is visiting her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Jennings, Of May
view.
Joe Herd and wife returned Tuesday
morning from q trip through Okla
homa.
Henry Kuhns left Tuesday evening
for a business trip to St. Louis and
Troy, Mo.
MISS E. Bosdeke has returned from
an extended visit with relatives in Den.
YER, Colo.
Miss Livinia Warren, Of Lexington,
visited her parents, Jas. Warren and
wife, Sunday.
Miss Minnie Miller returned Tuesday
from a short VISIT with her parents in
Lawrence, Kansas.
Sam TibbenOsmp and wife, Of Con.
cordia, visited the family OF Henry lib
bancamp Saturday.
Sid Wilson, who is travelling for
1.-THE Iowa Hotel Register Co, 2 spent
Sunday in this city.
L. W. Groves, wife aud little son, Of
Corder, visited Mrs. L. L. Hartman
Saturday and Sunday.
Died. 10 Denver, Colo. Saturday,
january IS, 1902, Paul. only son Of
Mrs. i. E. Noting, aged 8 years.
Died, in this city, Saturday evening,
January IS, 1902, Mrs. A. ]. Noting.
aged 4S years, months and s days
Mr. and Mrs. M~ollenbrock and HI
H0lke, Of Blackburn. Attended the fun.
sral Of Mrs A. J. Nolsing here Nom
day,
Mfs. Chas. Singleton Is in Kaneas
City With her SISTER. Mrs. Hy Moore,
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"SuASH VI NHS P"ApJ bSihS hAoo SuhCh
on the subject; and | do not believe
that the counties and senatorial dis
tricts would consent to be bound by
such an order even if the committee
should assume to make it,"
\ y 4 4
"When We reach the point where
senators can be elected by a direct
vote of the people, then we can take
up the question Of nominating
senators in some way by the whole
people Of the state; but until we
reach that point the right Of each
county district to speak for itself
should be preserved.
EDO not understand me as being
opposed to primary elections to de-
termine the party choice for candi-
dates, for | am not. On the contrary
1 favor primary elections wherever.
they are proper and practicable,
every county in the state can do,
what Lafayette county viii do, ex-
press its choice for senator at its own
primary, and that / am in favor Of.
But that is one thing, while a state
primary is a wholly different thing. "
Mr.. Aull here read from the words
of Hon. John w. Crockett, secretary
of state for Arkansas, showing the
weak points in the general primary
proposition and after discussing the
general expense incident upon such a
move concluded as follows:
"Again, as there is NO law in this
state to govern such a primary, either
to prevent fraud OF to punish it, and
considering the great interests that
would be involved, / greatly doubt if
such q primary, held simultaneously
over the state coSsid be held with
out occurrences that would affect the
integrity Of the result. The commit
tee would not be justified in attempt
ing such an experiment without the
previous sanctseasos the party author
itatively pronounced.
We ought to consider this question
from a high standpoint, and decide it
according to our best Judgment, with
ont passion and with the sole object Of
pfomoting party success, and this we
should do without fear On favor
Madame DeVere, the Pianist at
hotel, viii REMAIN here until
~
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Madame Dsyere, The palmist st
Longs hotel, will REMAIN here until
Wednesday night only Don't iAil to
81 9 her before il IS too late.
frhos. Shelby was at Kansas Cltyl
Thursday on business.
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STATE PRIMARY QUESTION.

action Of the party being first taken
on the subject; and / do not believe
that the counties and senatorial dis
tricts would consent to be bound by
such an order even if the committee
should assume to make it,"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-06
DIAMOND

,E,;ssRy .3Bs...se F1 e:
stffE pg198 kiihu latx. !
hkhfcS j uzYek
~iencsech. Et.nSyi
Spapdy6swiit ] i0nfcb
kesupsl4kico, kIsjsEh
tdES I'M
gr6dSk 1eeEbiezy f,zeGiA
fe4m4tH1 isAlslp.n
pyH snIDtpm.
HRlnDnN e;ektryezny
krgya lxcxy rSnnlA1I1n-
neuralF4. 6olt Scl NkfE&:
Ia wew netrzne dolegn
wo8ci. slab Sc ~nerwowr4f
roztargnienic, bezsepnos6
hy.tcrye. peraliz. ep lepr
sye. apopleksye. dycbs.
vice: brak panli2ci, bez~
nadzieiaoSe. Biemoc. ta-
nee sw. Mitta. sskazOD4
klew, auieatraw d. Is brak
apetytu i.,olelci 4.,tadka.
Powin,en sip zusjdowac
dzinv, CIV to cheIegO cry
Przy3'it iedoesyu d,lar,,
8 my WIS envy darino Dis
T'ysiQce p~0dli9gpwsh
mot4 k,1yzn. Pou'zej pod
NEW ORLEANS,
IS % Ia piec krxyi6w q,
nos.f cudevnl utks 81
NEbYKrYN3I 3oaA Ds
THE DIA1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-06

4 OALICYI.,
KRAKOW. Walne sgromd.e
ME oslonk6w StowarzYszen,e ,Po~
mooy Naukowei dla polk ,mnle~
n'a.J..I.~ Krassewsksego 4,uchwsliio
ssnisnowsd NJ. Konopn,okq eslon
klein Aonorowvm 4 ssrazem utwo-
r.yd styPeodyum )ej ,mnienis dir
Polek kss:aicaovch ste Y aver
sytetach. IL Helena Modrssjev-
ska przvby&x Z Zakopanego do
Krakowa. 4 samieszkata Y Grand
hotslu. Ma dworcu wit'&o js sns
kom,te groso literatow i artyst6~
At6rsy wrscsyll lei kilka bukieto~
-oo-
KRAKOW W bies.eyu uis-.
tiaou odbsdzie s'e uroosystoid od~
sioniesis pomnika malsrsa. srtysty
Grottgors kt6ry przesoyki obrasow
L'tus,9 Woine sdeby, soble slave
Y sviecie artystycsnem. Pomnik
wyrsyl Waosax> ssymsno!wskis sna->
ny y swiecle arsYetycanym naisrs
, rse&blsrs. Artystycsn, sprsvods~
woy gaset Franou4kioh swiedza1scy
pracewnis a,tvsty y Pary4u vydsl.
I'd bardso pochlebny o tenn no.
wen ds'els W. ssymuovv.klego
rjakim Jest pomnik Aatura Grottge-
"a.
- !:
AWANTU1A urlopnik6w
ehorag~ia z Tarnova Galioyi
poeiae1em IN Krskowa jsehaso Kill
ku,sstu urlopnikd~ 20 odbyeiu
}u&oy " dragooaoh do dom6w TO-
ds'nnyoh 70 dsoase nsbvlt ohore~
giew 0 bar~sch osesKieh blatoeser
wonyeh p,e p,u>kph lax aonos.. =
nc vyvieSsat' ~*genu no
katdej staoyi nuoac wesois p,osen-.;
e, N,xtnie brAlby I'm bvl togo g
~pewnozeia "a esyn karygodny gdy-
by mic TO il rosochoceu. &:z. ii ME
tyIko IA 9, cyaoh a,e kohca ,
po<3r1sa 1>zty w~vw:essai, eho1e-
glow "akW'ek oseEgo bndnieg k,l.'
kakrotnis sostali v hed wpro~s~
Edsan,za - tssossis slabbs. ioae]owa
v poo.sgu oaje rygnsty czerwons
ohoraget~ o. .oansosa = &olelnis-
tv4e st,e! s"'r.4n.'i 20 "ss t'lk'
tasy Y polu P~oprs.byeiu na sts-:
cya " Taraowie udss 50 arzp<
dn'k rucha do urlopnikdw : e =
mem wydsnia chor9g - ale q Q
s'm -: as"~s s'a 'elb dig 81. ehY'e';;
Me ' g. ''s 80 '.vs' q, P'epp''
love aby eho. .ea' 'eho's s,l y
osoeeyp !. wo. g. 4 &. d ote ga
pia. , req Z we !. - os q
'jsn 1'.t sol g io' 'n''e a's '~sto'el Sven
u'e see'|g .'ge.. %, , eaan'." y 'p sd'e : !
pr,x. ! V.'sdn't ' ''s pe't.~'i
~ieo nl,'masam il urlopo'k' ALDO
oddaaas chorag.s~ albo tnajs n.t,1
ohm,ast wysssd,c usiyszai jedns K
n,emn,el stanop $50 odpow.ed. il
j.. ojej f4n,,rc odaad.a . wsgonu
Die vssia]4! Ably po1byc sic kto
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-06
s"@#-FH .wA- a5&5E- 2#hGN-- ~ %@S
.Polska pod Moskalem

Polska pod Moskalem
w WARsZAWlE ot~orsono
odc@ytano y sesziy pon'edaiaiek
dina 8 pa2d.,ernika Q eods / pc
ipotud"iu v sadzie okregowym to
e,ameut sp. DIR. Flork,ew,csa k:6ry
:,du,a Is sierpnia zmarl " Zakopa
mem. M,edsy innemi prseznacz,i
tsstator dw,e n,eruohomo6ol "
Zskoppnem 10 Oot rubli got6wka
ma wlxsnos6 Kr6!estwu GalicYi j
LDdomxryi wrao z W. Ks. KRAKOW
skim aby wl&dsa krsjows Z tego
fo"au.,u utwoz.y'a sshots ssnato-
:,yjna Zakopanem. W szkole tel
na)a u;zn;ov'e przeohod.e jednoa
c1esoie nauke j zdrovie Nastspn,e
Is 600; rabli ma rzscs Akademli
Um'eie.no6o, v Kraxowie 5o0U
robi' "a rzecz Cniwersytstu Jag,s
kohskiego . vsrunkiem sby nfo-
cents cd toj suuY bv1y. wyplaoaae
:ecroosn'e iatosstYpendyum .studen~
tovi wydsia}a leksrsk,ego lub flo
zofcznego " tem&e Uaiwersyteoie
Polakow, i ksto),kowi al do ukon
czeD,a ssudvow UniwersYteckloh;
5000 Towar.Ystwu pomocy nauko-
wei i'm. Karola Ma,ciukowskieeo
" Poznan,u 1000 IA r.ecz Museum
Ntzsslsk,ego I'm. dr. Tysusa
1hatubidskiego~ " Zakopansm.
Wssysskie ks'qsti atlasy .biory
>nsuko~e pc, skatalogowau,u. ma,21
prsejst M w1ssnosd sske.y eanato-
ryjooj Y Zakopaneml LIB Akade-
mil Umiejetuo6ci v Kraxow,e.
WARSZAWA Zarzad kole,
wiedehskiej otrsyma& pvswolenie
m,n'stefYslae ua otwarcie tymozs-
sowego ruohu osobowego towarowe
+ go sna slinil:k poPrsed-
n.en dokonan,u e2czsgo,ovej 10.
wisyi llnii przes inspektora rsado-
wego in2yniera Lip,na . sds,slem
kotnisy. wysnscsone} 20 strony b,a
"a bodovy z naeselngm koast4uk-
torem in&ysieEsm KAsinem IA cse-
10.
100 l
: ;<,2 Z:pHARBINAzs a dono,za ii
ot~arc,s ogoloego vuchu ma prso
strsen, Charbio. - Wiadywostok
ch:iskiej kolei wsci.edaiej odzoeso
no na rok> }edep.
W MOSKWIE zdsrsyA s;a fax,
nadsvycsa;ay Z ~, .vatywy mar
ssaisk, sslsehtyygphetait*s mostiew .:
sk,e) sebrali sie Y ta}emn.ey dele.
ssci q sienstw pos.awil' ssereg
polt,e.oyeh sas.d k.ore obeen;e
' hektosrafevanej odb'toe knrsoj4
= pesr6d lbcralnego 1osy1sk'ege
towarsystwa q 4swieEaja 2adanis
poltycsaej wolno4c, NJ podstaw,e
e~a''ssrsso' ~ eetos'9 s'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-06

=5E== .E.....=g.zs J
ss4sgo usd Potrsebe stan'a = Tar '
movie mai iut shame op6tnienie
Ale coz rob,q urlopniey? Wldsat
il .cstsli odsacseni cd poci9gu op.
szcssjq JAZZ na]spiesEnie] ssimo.
wany dotad wagon wrs2
: cher9gw,a ped.as do majacego joi
raszvc pon'agu ucsspiajg sle .am'
ko,stvch d's"i, oxen byle tylko
pa wsselkl spos6b zdobYc miejsoe
Y poci2gu pociag wiec v skotek
tego ruszYc ; mniejsea znowa ME
mole. PrzvbYfo n~sresscie weswano
na ponce wojsko bo s4sndarm, byl'
vssyscy y sfa4b,e +, teraz .dop,e,o
f|& tH@A - : '3'aa+ p ii - 49, :" %f .+ar%H% - -"
sdoiauo usona6 n,esscsesua ohora.
grew tsmujaca naletYty .ruoh POI.
c'agu Jej wierai tevarsysse ME
opu6ciIl jel teraz: Zsmiast DO ro-
dz,nnych dem6w pomasselowsll ,
choraxv,e do aresstu w~ojskowego.
SLASH
Ma G0RNYM SLAsKU '
okol'oaeh przemysiowych je&d.i
obeou'e ajeut ktdry werbuje germ"
k6w do kopsln, nadrehsko westfal
skich. W Zsbcrsa nam6wi& 10 g6r-
, niesadipgo ich ma prte~
w,e6G tam dotad.
RYBNIK na g. SI2ssu.
Ksi3ds Processes germinisato, 81 =
wodovsl wvpr6snlenie z kose;ols
|lads' v .niedsiels :d9a r,sY:-I.so- :.
klein tendenoyjnsj smiany v asbo-
iehstws Cd dawnych c,sspw Y
pazds'ern'ku odbywalo 81, nahoaeb
stwo r62anoowe y niedzle|e 20 po-
&adnlu. K,edy Z probos1es smienh
to n~abo&ehstwo IA ozas 20 p;erw-
ssej mss 81 ko<c,6t o~pust,sss3
qdyz malo ludsi ma GAS O :e1 pcrze
. pozosts6 ma r63anieo teG Mo vic
Ia mots. choia'>X. proboeaoz diego
dsit Niemeou ! i'm csas popelu.
dinu wyspacsys n rdzsniee- ale De
Elemeow n. yie'a mo hs1dz" sq
poboAnymi wieo kosoiN po .
Jest ,anstvn ~. M veeeig1 spo~
sob ut.udnia .'s po,akon vszystko
nawet nShotenst 90 wkoAc,ele: Nv
wa. stko cierpl'wis saiesiemv o,e~
:lsprss vp~r.ysk.o6e
WROCkAW s hie,iobe Ztg
o&m'esza sic TAX jak 'n"e ciama 2
krajo bakstystycznego t~ierdei boz
viem &c polaov . *abora pruskie-
go w'e'e WE st"ja pod .~sz'9-r
don umvs}owe ni4 rod .ov ich p
K,,,l-@sw'e; y g" hey' . q vytssot6
s~o'. do sawd''scssie' ko'tu'se
o,usk,sj W esen .,ee wvssae2 ksltu
y ,prpstiei (, o'.naeza 20 n.d inne
kas!l. !'!lr, maelibYsl'nl'yy: .cd.lppog',w.!tedsdies6
bsrdso dos.dn;e : wsze'kimi s,eze~
g6iami \ nieprssparterni dowodam,
gaybv mic to Re m,e,,bydmy proees
Q obrsss- o.y]s domysl'6 eis lat
~o. ISL
/. 4 NRosI y y o % ep ''.' Il
site vielks atfinIa koassr a~y,ylsryi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-06

ClekaWe rZeCIy'
ssss&@:.
KONKURY il Iodyan Zacho~
dnioh. w IndYaoh xostajo c6rka
do OLGA v tskim samYm stosaoku:
jak " Egpole niewolnica DO swe-
go w%}a6ciciela. Jest ona kapits lem
-wsas ao6oi9 OLGA k4dry .]q v'ecej
dojacemu sprzedaje. IT, tez konku
~ q lndyan polacaone 50 csQ,to~
kret z acknowledgement scenam,
- ma ktGre przec,ez q Mciem eeroa
oczekuj9ca n%arzsczona bardzo Jest
o~bojstna.
PnYpatr.mY SIG ts.in konkr
rom.
- Zimmerman o6rxe wasse po-
jq6 IS aone- swykl movie konku~
rect - Jest ona brs7dkY iak roc
lau,v9 ]ak n,edzwiedz ME annie
an, gotowac aui prasovad - ]e.-
:dnem s'owem jest do D,e>eggo:r Ale
IL widze IL jest VAN ciezarem oh -
van vice &aske wysw,edczy1 i
zabraG iq 20 sobq. lie z,da,,s "a
n.rseczona.
Ma to odzgea sig ojcieo:
- Aob! Wy choec,e sojed ma
IL naiuaoohahsza naldres,a c6rke
- n~"j'siszR / naj2os'ussniejez4
iaka siq ktedykols lex urodsis mo.
gsa: Nsjisp'se kuobarte najp;'niet
see J qa1p"'sednle}sza .yrobotnioe, "
ealYm s~'ec'e ia SIC mel cork pos
bye MA meeY "a nikogo iej ME wy
dam ~ a najmni.j "a was m}odego ,
kt6ry dop,sro jednego 2 bia'ych
oskalpowat Prdos tego dotychczas
nile w'ecej jak diva koo,e skra
dies mi, j.steS " stan'e cork
zaulaciG Z11sm ~ n'e 20 kon,o
9 story bawoie.
- 49, Dzadse5c,a <kon.< ittsY.skd
~ bawole! ~ola oburzony konku-
rens. Dwsd'iesoie mocnych sp.6~
nYch too, "a 1edno tax brsydkie
vyohudle ob,stsxo kso.s, jedn,j
skory bovolsj tie ~erte "a ee uene
mogq nabyd oa4v tusin isdelejssyeh
d~slewos&t.
To'g toczy sig dalsl v6r6d krz7
how, Zach valan. : jfdnej a obal., 2
drIeiej strouy be- w1glYdu IA obe.
cno&6 p'ci pisRnej (arocsej nar1e~
rzon+j]
Jeteli o]oieo widN re corkS s,e
konkurentowi podobs ! ton do pod-
ni-siosi4 ceny s,e sklan'a przs.
cjags sie sarg "a y goinie Wr~szcie
handel SIG satstwia % sw7kta oebe
trsech. do cstereoh konik6w -
prseohod.i "a wsasnoso
voj9vn'rs. -eeremooii wesel"yob
nie ~sprsxj.i4 lnd,anie aadn, oh -
m'cd sienieo ssbiera poprossa r.to:
d. maatootls +; provais' do namio~
"a oics = gdz,e po.ostaje taxi dsu.
9, icP6ki prsyr,ss f4.ni'i 80 me
.d 4 luh yyleksze ramoznose NE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-06

R4zzkN 81 LAr''W Hie. 81 /;
nied.lofEa 6, V'i |eia odb,s sig .oryei-
Malay S'a Y Nar ~ 'rsyfa 81
lat narzeesoDy tylko rs. ona byia
juz diva rasy wdowa IN trey razy
wdoweem Oboje Cd dawna podo-
bno bardzo sic kochaja Wesele wy
:prawihs1skromncs: Byll ma .niem tyl-
ko so-letri syn mlodeJ PAM troje
dsieci i stryj Oboje polobno bardzo
g}osno odpowiadal' TAX gdy ich s,e
duchowny py:a} csy przysiegaja 10
bic milosG i wlernost.
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