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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08
THE SHELTERlNG ARMS.

AS mentioned elsewhere in the news
columns, tho fourteenth anniversary Of
the founding of the sheltering Arms Hos
pital will be celebrated on February 18th,
at the hospital building, and the occa-
sion promises to be one Of unusual in
terest This is one of our grandest hos
pitfalls and one OF our noblest charities.
1t ha. done glorious work In the COM
munity. but 1t is dependent upon the pub
lie for Its support and Its work cannot
so on unless the public contribute the
means. 1t is to be hoped that there will
DO largo attendance and generous dona-
lions on the occasion Of the next ami
Yersi.ry Celebration.
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members OF the Board OF Visitors. Gov.
ernor Montague does, not know. Etc
had never thought about It ono way o,
the other. But wo know that, ono OF the
most Influential members. Congressman
Carter Glass, Is a. Methodist. and II
thcro had been any Episcopal denomtnn.
ton Mr.. Glass would most probably
have been heard from long ago. Sc,
The students Mt the University are alb
soutely free from any sort OF soctariaI,
denomination. The services In the chap
el arc conducted from time to time by
ministers Of the several denominations and
the students are entirely free to attend
any church In Charlottesville that suits
them. For many years Professor Noah
e Davis has conducted most Interest,"
Ing Bible class. but there is no denomina-
Etlonallsm In his lectures. Professor Da-
Wis is q BAPTIST. Professor Francis II,
Smith, ono Of the Oldest and most In
fluential Of the professors. Is a leading
Methodist and has for years been a mem
Der Of the Board Of Trustees Of Ran
dolph. Macon College. We think that
he will give Mr.. Light every assurance
that the University Is not dominated by
any denomination.
II there Is a FREQ and Democratic in
stitution Of learning in the world, 1t Is
the University OF Virginia, Tho spirit
of Thomas Jefferson pervades 1t In all
its qualifications. es
But Mr.. Light proves too much Fur
ther on in his letter no says:
But now, the situation being as 1t Is.
the vital question to US Is, Shall we al
low the other churches to educate our
boys? And somebody will ask, with q
sncer, And why not: Is there any ques-
ton OF doctrine or morals in a problem
In mathematician" Nay, but there Is
Presbyterian doctrine in Presbyterian
professor of mathematics, and while no
may not purposely put any Calvinism
into his lecture, his Influence will carry
his pupils to his church and influence the
mind in the direction OF his doctrine.
According to this there should not be
in any OF our public institutions Of learn
ing any Presbyterian professors or Epis.
copal professors or Methodist or Baptist.
According to Mr.. Lights idea only those
who have no church at1llation would be
eligible to a professorship in any State
institution, Nay more. If the denomi-
national professor is Objectionable in a
college, much more so the denomination
al teacher in the public schools, for chill
dren are more easily influenced by de.
nominationalism than college students.
This is a troublesome question for the
friends OF popular education to raise.
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7T-T"g'T'1'55z . . GkTSSE -5HSz-Sr5"E"7
IN Hour G'at,
Virginia Gdnors.

1873 -ttls ~ i34-s 8i=l5 sst
Tho Orange Observer says: AS we ex.
pccted, therc IL a howl In tho North be.
cause Virginia proposes to erect statue
Of General Leo In the stntuary hall III
Washington. The illustrous Lee needs
no statue there. Tor he has o monument
In the heart OF every person who car
rise above the prejudice OF narrow par
tizanship
The Norfolk Ledger remarks Rev DR..
Parkhurst says that the newspaper he is
to found In New York Is not to be re-.
ligious journal-which we can very well
believe after his irreligious trade against
the South.
Roanoke World Among the many In
dicntions which are combining TO bring
Virginia to tho forefront Of Industrial
achievement there ore none moro bur
dened with encouraging signlacanmce thah
Its recent marked advance In the produe-
ton Of pig iron.
Irvington virglnian: Virginia Is forg'
ing to the front In helping forward the
millennium. What with legislators per-
sonally praying during the session. oth.
ers addressing Christian Associations and
a whooping OF temperance Legislation,
things are much turned around.
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contracts for the Hol-
land Torpedo Boat
Company. exonerated
tho company entirely,
but 1t said that the
charge that Mr.. Less
Ter made was sustained
by the evidence I'D.
duced before the com.
mittee. Congressman
yessler's statement
was borne out by the
testimony Of Witness
Doblin. but Doblin at
another hearing per.
jured himself and
swore that his former
toafimoY,v WINS false In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

hcuon, she possesses
great physical beauty
and personal magno-
tism. Her own life has
not been without its
romance. for though
married, she and her
husband do not live to-
gether. Mrs. Atherton
Ia q native OF the
West, being born In
the State OF California.
She Is a woman who
has been greatly loved.
but one who has been
hated as well. After
her separation from
her hlie6and 40 wopt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08
North G aroIina Sentiment.

The Durham Herald says: Mr. Hanna's
bill to pension ex-slaves VIII cause no
CONSERVATION in the South should 1t be-
come a, law. For our part we had rather
our money should so to pension these old
slaves than q gang of coffee-coolers and
camp followers,
Tie Raleigh Post In something of a
boastrul humor. says; SO far this winter,
when a blizzard struck the country north
Of us. our days would be crisp, cool. and
bright, yeritable days OF pleasantness and
peace. We live In the best section Of the
world anyhow,
The Wilson News modestly suggests
that "the Rev. Mr.. Parkhurst might IA
serve q little of his condemnations OF the
South until he learns little more about
the North.
The waynesville Courier says. North
Carolina has never witnessed such
movement for temperance legislation as
she has experienced for tho past three
weeks. and the State capitol has never
been so besleged on any question as ii
was last week on the temperance ques-
tlon. What q mighty movement TOR
goodl And how glorlously It IS succeed
tngl n
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raise the blockade of
the ports OF that
country and avert a
possible war that
might involve this
country In n terrible
conflict with Germany
and Great Britain.
Minister Bowen has
boon In the consular
service for years ana
has represented this
country In various o.
the Eastern coun-
tries. He was one
tlme minister To Per-
uia n nd Ia fat. avn q f,t1r
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Great Paper. And No Mistake.

The Sunday Times Ditpatch was a nam.
moth issue That paper states 1t nrint-
ed 10000 copies of 20 pages each. and 1t
required eleven tons Of white paper for
It was great paper and no mistake
Chatham Tribune,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

to the Confederaoy. And 80 we would
have the battlefield inndo more and
moro accessible and attractivc; havc It
noroA1nd more studied and visited, not
doubtifg that tho emotions It will inspire
Will be alike honorable to our humans
" and patriotism. XII
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exonerated him also,
as from the nature
Of Doblin's testimony
1t came to the con-
cluslon that he had
concocted the whole
scheme of bribery
on his own initiative,
and hoped to make
money out OF 1t In
some way should
Congressman LESSER
prove to be corrupt-
IDLE, The honesty
OF the New York
Cor praaaYnan broke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

OF the lmmortalizer
OF Fair Women" Dry
point portraiture Is
the most difficult work
that any artists at.
tempt. because q mark
onco made ia engraven
for all time. and a
false slip ruins an en-.
tire plate. II. Helleu's
greatest success has
been in the portraiture
( women and children.
Ills wife Is a very
beautiful woman. and
- - =. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08
A. Suggestion.

That 1Iollness Church In DanvIlle, which
threatens to 60 to pieces by reason Of In
Sternal friction needs, we should say. to
overhaul Its brand Of Holiness" ana see
y It hasn't gold ,brlcked itselt,-Norfolk
Ledger, u IN
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E-a-.-s-s-s-a-.-t-s-~s-s..
2sep1slg rom'ln !
u. Public Sye.


United Slater Minister Bowen has re-
Gently become tho most prominent man
before the public eye. acting as repre-
sentative OF tho Venezuelan Government
IN the negotiations with the Powers to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

up the whole scheme. Mr. Quigg had
Seen occupying a place in the background
Cor some time until he was again brought
prominently before tho public by these
charges His previous history IS TOO wen
known to need repetition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

Il In moving to double the Presidents
salary probably the Congressman ara
clearing the way to get to work on their
own payroll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

A bill has been introduced in the North
Carolina Legislature to prohibit the
wearing of hats by ladies or men in
theatres and other places Of amusement
where an admission fee is charged.
Some of the Carolina papers think the
Legislature Is wasting time fooling with
any such bill. OF course the bill Is aim
ed particularly at the women and their
wonderful headgear. A quicker way to
effect the desired reform would be to get
Dame Fashion to pass a decree that hat
less heads are just the thing IN theatres.
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representative at the Porte, While there
he was instrumental in carrying to a suc-
cessfu Termination tho negotiations that
resulted In the release Of Miss Ellen
Stone, the missionary who waa kidnapped
by brlgands. MIR. Bowen was sent to
Venezuela. owing to q notification to this
country that tho last minister there was
persona non grata. lie Is q native Of New
York State and Is q man Of much ability
and his long and varied residence abroad
and experience In tho consular service
have made him one OF tho most polished
Of tho new school OF diplomats,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

The good old town OF Salem has adopted
an antl-spitting ordinance. and hereafter
unlawful splitting will cost the splitter
from 81 to SIS per spit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

to England. and It was there the she pub
slished her first hook that dealt with HE
IN washington, She was plain-spoken, and
the book caused her enemies. Neyerthe-
less. It was widely read. and her new
production has been received even more
fayirably. The New York Tribune speaxp
Of It as "a vivid portrait Of the great
man: interesting from the hrst page to
tho last
In the artistic world a man who Is at
tracing deal OF attention Mt this time
Is NJ. Paul Helleu. NJ. Helleusis regarded
as without rival in dry.paint portraiture,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

Fifty years was q long time for the
Yermonters to stand by prohibition. and
they must have been awtully dry the
other day when they voted 1t down,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

point portrait Of her that is considered
one OF his masterpieces. One OF his lat
est works is a portrait OF Ethel Barry
more. the actress.
The report OF the committee Of Con-
gress that investigated the charges
brought by Congressman Montague Less
Ter, Of New York. that an effort had been
made to bribe him In connection with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

When tho sprIng-time comes. gentle An
ME. the promised coal reduction may
show up with It.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

Addicls is probably ready to Join
George Fred. Wlliams' party, That win
mako two,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

+ General Miles also shook hands with
Buffalo Bill In London.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

And the question arises: What business
has Senator to offer BILLS "by request
OF tho character Of which he knows
nothing,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

IIobson wanted his resignation to be
operative only while there Is no fighting
going on,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

Mrs. Gertrude Anterior, the author OF
''The Conqueror--A True ana Romantic
Story Of Alexander Hamilton" Is a very
remarkable woman. Besides being wo-
man Of great capabilities as writer Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

The sultan, Of Morocco like Carrie
Nation, uses hatchet for q weapon,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

every word. This most remarkable state
ment caused the members OF the commit
tee to look at one another in amazement.
The result was the generation of all con-
cerned except Dobun himself. and the tes-
timony taken WIS certified to the Attor-
ney-General OF the United States that he
might take such action as he saw At
The committee plainly indicated that 1t
thought Doblin should be prosecuted on
a charge Of perjury.
Ex-Congressman Lemuel Eli Quigg was
the man whom Doblin testified had made
the statement that there was 5000 In it
for Lessler II he would vote for favor
able report on the boats The committee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

People who have the grippe can bear
1t better when they think of the fact
that King Edward suffers as they do. al
though he calls his by moro hifaluting
name.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

A new hotel for women is to be open
ed in New York on the 18th Of this
month. 1t is an interesting experiment.
The stock is owned largely by women,
many of whom intend to live In the hotel.
The rates have been made very moderate
as compared with those of other hotels
OF equal style and service. Rooms may
be had for 50 week and board for Sc.
Most OF the rooms are already rented,
the highest price being 81.
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The ,Times-D Dispatch.

THE DAILY TIMES DISPATCH Is
SOLD AT TWO CENTS A COPY.
THE SUNDAY r1AlEs-D1sPATCH IL
SOLD AT FIVE CENTS A COPY.
DAILY T1MEs-D lsPATCH BY NAIL
toe. "A MONTH, IS A YEAR; $3.50 Fob
y SIX MONTHS; si.bo FOR THREE
MONTHS.
SUNDAY TIMES DISPATCH By MAIL
b a YEAR.
THE DAILY MEs-DIsPATCH. IN
GLIDING SUNDAY. BY CARRIER, 1SC.
PER WEEK.
THE SUNDAY TIMES BY
CARRIER, &C. PER WEEK.
4 WEEKLY TIMES DISPATCH. 81 YEAR
ALL UNSIGNED COMMUNICATIONS
WILL BE REJECTED.
REJECTED COMMUNICATIONS WILL
NOT BE RETURNED UNLESS AZ
5COMPANIED SBY STAMPS.
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The Christians life is also race-not
n slow, plodding walk, but running with
patience and with earnest desire and de-
tornned purpose, In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

A church Of Christ. must be composed
only Of those who have been called out
from the world to live life of holiness
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08
THE RIGHT
FOUNDATION

God has promised to satisfy-but he
did not promise when. GOD has time
enough, and SO have you. God has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

So, our Ivy reminds us Of the child Of
pious mother and godly father, OF
whom Cowper sings: ''The child OF pa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08

the western part Of North Dakota and Of
these two parts mako another State to
be named Montague and make the little
town OF Glendive. which now nestles in
a mountain pass Of Montana the capl-
tai. Evidently the plan was hatched up
for the purpose named and 1t ls hardly
probable that the scheme will be permits
ted to go through.
The Elkins anti-trust bill which passed
the Senate on Tuosday iast aho VIII
doubtless pass tho House, went through
with such ease and no discussion that tho
nublic took no notice OF 1t, not even to
consider It's provisions. 1t prohibits, un.
der fine not exceeding $4,000 the giving
Of rebates on published freight rates by
. railroad, and the receiving Of rebate
by any person, firm or corporation is
also subject to the Same fine. The In
terstate commerce commission Is author
lied to bring proceedings in the United
States district courts to inquire into al
legged attractions OF the provisions of ..le
law, and to prosecute the cases there.
The attendance Of Witnesses and the pro-
duction OF books and papers relating to
such transactions are also provided for. }
The bronze group spirit Of the Cons
federacy,n tho work of f. w. Ruck-
stuhl, for the Maryland Daughters OF tho
Confedcracy, has Just been cast at tho
lienry-laonnard foundry IN New York,
1t is q fine conception; Fame, colossal,
winged figure. supporting with her right
arm q dying soldier, while in her high
lifted left hand she holds the WARRIORS
wreath The countenance Of Fame Is
naughty the attitude Of the figure class
steal. The soldier In shirt and trousers,
presses his left hand to his side. while
his eyes are closing; In his right hand no
holds loosely his soft felt hat The group
Is to stand on q pedestal OF red Mis-
souri, granite. and will be put UP this
month In the center OF the raised pros
menade Of Mount Royal Avenue. Baltl-
more. 80 sS} Sd;
a bill to establish ''the State farm for
women" has been introduced into the
New York Legislature. at the Instance OF
the Women's Prison Association OF New
York City, The Intention is to employ ~
farm, garden and dairy work va grant ana
lntemperate women who have been cons
vlcted Of certain misdemeanors ten times
within two years previously. may be sen-
fenced to detention on the farm for from
one to Ave years. The records of Ray
mond-street jail show that each of2,l7
women acknowledged from five to 200
previous arrests, and these coat the tax.
payers sl06, So0, and 1t Is calculated that
a saving of nearly $50, 600 might have been
made II there had paen q farm to send
them to. h. 4. 1, ....i &,
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yours. Can you not trust Him. Trust
and wait. He knows what Is best for
you; He has reasons for denying YOU
now; but In the end He will satisfy
Christian At Work
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26
smi le'l'c: !. %ssqttosunlkowo
zmniejsza sic.

Z "a. E"|H'E@& Lwsa ,LEs#E+E. r-a.--' g"aE-
spis 2 1900 wykazuje zmniei-
i'Ea' sic Q 10 .procent og6lnych
stosunk6w smierci. Sk}onnosc do
sulchot, jest wiecej znaczaca anizeli
ktorakolwiek lima choroba, wiele
jest przymiotowych wypadk6w, lecz
lbezpiecznlile jest uzywad, Dr.. King
New discovery ma suchoty. Kaszel
.zaziebienie odpowiednio ginie "
5wielu przypadkach. w wielu wy
patd[lka'atclh1l by}o zycie uratowane,
pp.rzze!zz aulzyyw1anie tegoz. Me ma MIC
|lepszeggo ma pluca j choroby gard1a.
Jest jako pewny gwarantowany
p'aazzez' NJ. Kowalewskiiego ap d
kara. Cena 5oci 81. 90 butelhn ia
probe darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26
zE1El' s|W'iil1I /.
!.

w TREWlRZE zdarzy,
sic dziwny wypadek. Otc
pred sadem prosil pastuch
Grosmann oskarzony Q pod
palenie, zeby mu nalozono
jak najwyzsza kare wiezienna.
G. mial d]uga move. W kt6-
rel wskazywal ma zaniedbane
w~ychowanie swoie j kohczy]::
.Przyznaje sic do wszystkich
czynow, 0. ktore mnic posa-
dzaia i jestem szczesliwy, re
bede we wiezieniu DO tam
MONA sic nauczyc przyzwoi~
tego zachowania sic. porzad~
ku, pilnosci. Przyjmuje ksz-
d. kare i prosze .tylko o te
laske, bym m6gl przeprosic
poszkodowanych". Gdy sad
90 skaza} ma 4 MESSAGE wie-
zienia. G. podziekowal jak "a
}aske:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26
KOLONII donosza {

KOLONII donosza 9
strasznej scenic, jaka miala
miejsce W jednej re szk6l tam
tejszych. Nauczycielka szko|y
elementarnej p. Sittard MIA
la z nauczycielem, pracujacym
w tel samej s4kole,. stosullek
mi'osoy, kt6ry jednak W o.
statnim czasie rozluzniat sic
zacza|. Onegdai pred polud~
MEM O godzinie II zjawila
sic nauczycielka pred klasa,
W kt6rej mial mice lekcye jej
narzeczony i pc kr6tkiej z.
MIN sprzeczce. wystrzeli}a do
siebie z rewolweru; kula ut~
kwila W g|owie i spowodo-
waia ~natychmiastowa smierc.
Jedna z jej kolezanek przera-
Ella sc widokiem samob6j-
czyni tax strasznie, re tknie-
ia zosta}a paraiizem.
BERLIN. Zasz}a tn rzecz,
kt6ra bolec mus, SERGE kazd5c
go polakakatolika. Otto wikary
PREY kosciele sw. Piusa, ks
Skiba, ola dobra dusz dzieci
polskich uczyl wpolsk'm kate
chizmle oraz spiewat piesni
polskich. Ostatecznie zakaza-
no mu .tego,a navel, cho-
ciaz JUL diugo jest wikarym
pos]ano go ma wikaryat do
pcwnei wsi g6rnoslazkiej mad
sama gran'ce Krolestwa Poll
skiego.
= poczDn,111
3 h,nn,.r p,roh,,,sr ! n.6.
xuro; 1865 In,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26

Czy skutecznie leczy dr.. L.
A. Badger? Przyjacielu spytaj sic.
. to panstwa J. Majchrzak, 52e
Pulaski st., Toledo, o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26

Z MONASTERY pisa
Wiarusowi Polskiemu: Z
wielka rado&c;a rodak6w u
wiadomic mozemy, IL pieciu
m}odych kaplan6w, kt6rych
ks. biskup monasterski zesz-
lego roku wys|al do Polski
.(dw6ch do Pelplina trzech
do Krakowa) ably sic fam
doskonale jezyka pelskiego
nauczyli. niezadlugo powr6ca
W rarafiach ~najwiecej Pola-
kow liczacych zostana usta-
nowieni, prawdopodobnie
vice W Bottropie, Hamboroie,
Recklinghausen It'd. Latos
zamierza gs.: bispup take
kilku nowo wyswieconych
kap'an6w do polski wyslat W
lynn samym celu. Ably take
wiadomosci sic czesciej pow
tarzaly.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26

wv Badenii).
W liscie pasterskim ma WieIki
Post wysteDuie Naprzew. ks.
'Biskup stanowczo przeciwko
zlej prasle gorszacym ksiaz=
kom, tym niebezpiecznym
nieprzyjaciolom WARY katolic"
kjej:' w kazdym domu po-
.znaidowa6 dobra
i dobra gazeta: Swie-
ia prawda, ktora sobie bardzo
.lelu Polak6w- katolik6w po-
winno wziasc dc serca i wy
rzuciG z domu swego ,,blaty''
;,cajtungi'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-26

q WESTFALII ! Ma
DRENII. Wielkie nieszcze-
Seize wydarzylo sic On. "a 2.
m. ma kopalni Helena" "
Altenessen. Kosz. kt6rym
zawieziono do szybu II g6r-
nik6w. utknat 2 taxa sila ze
jeden g6rnik zmar} ma miejscu,
a reszta ulegla takim ramon,
il lekarze watpia. zeby zostali
orgy zyciu; Przez w%strzasnie~
ME ramona i nogi powycho~
dz,}y n,eszczesliwym g6rni-
kom re staw6w. Wytoczono
sledztwo celem stw;erdzenia,
kto lub CO bylo wilma niesz-
- Jacys lobuzy usz~
pomnik wojak6w W
Dortmundzie: utraclli czubek !.
helmu i Geese Droni. 49, Vie
&c przedwyborcze odbeda
sic: W Barop dnia 8, aw An
nen dn. IS marca.