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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-29
TANNING A TIGER.

The Way q Snowman Got Friendly
 with a Fierce Beast.
 A zoologist thus describes how an attendant brought about friendly rela tions with fierce tiger:
 '"There was a snowman I used to know named Melchior He once bought 8 magnificent Bengal tiger, which he got at low price because it had al ready killed two men. a :.
 At first Melchior would put his foot or his hand into his cage, but from the way the tiger would leap at him he knew that to put himself entirely in it's power would be suicide. Nothing he could do would establish friendly relationship between himself and the tiger.
 Some originality was needed, and Melchior showed it by taking some old clothes, stufing them with rags and throwing them into the cage. The tiger in jiffy tore the old clothes to pieces, thinking that the figure was a human being. Next day and the next day and the next Melchior continued to throw in to the tiger stuffed figures, and the | tiger continued to destroy them. But | as time passed the animal ceased to put heart into it's work and in the end 1t gave up altogether these attacks on the scarecrows. It would just play with them or else not notice them at all.
 .'Now was Melchior's time. He open ed the cage door one morning, walked in boldly and slapped the tiger familiar 1 ly on the back. It gave him friend J y look and purred. It took him for i another manikin not worth bothering about It lived seven years with Mel chior and became as gentle as a kit ten"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-29
Forests of Europe.

The percentage of the wooded areas of European countries as compared with their total areas is as follows: Fin land. 51.2; Sweden, 49.3; Russia, 40.4; Austria, 32.6; Luxemburg, 29.1; Hun gary, PIT; Germany, 261; Servia, 24.9; Turkey, 23.4; Norway, p; Roumania and Switzerland, 21.4 each; Bulgaria, POS. The other European countries have less than 20 per cent of woodland.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-29
The Second--Ioo Dozen Women's
 Golf Gloves

Strictly Perfect Goods bought from which are closing their ladies glove department almost 12 reg uar prices They the best 5Oc gloves in wool and cenzed black white grey and mixed colors They go sale here to-day at29c Pair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-09

Phrtes t the travel public
i ways thugtm unghst familiar with
10 ar patron ha bee able % c
p IAN describe in from
o
rv wing camera
hay left avu tpbotA
i II o on
Few" however
few ackauann ofca en
dviha btr offrsh
n hand tina krovsh eoad
g hguth eakav senth thousands dol
lars The o n ne r rep a expetu OF
mount
special a phoogra
t Their taken in by
Il aft wch overt the
OF similar
the road
uesea advertiser ccunedn
lr CHub Phoebe waIsht
" do hvetho
o the reception
o. the dso Advertise
til o pretty
a alone the Its
aNd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-09

Says Phoebe Snow.
About to go
Upon a trip
To Buffalo:
My Gown stays white
From morn till night
Upon the Road Of Anthracite"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-09

HOW A DAINTY PERSONALITY IN WHITE WAS MADE
FAMILIAR TO THE AMERICAN TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
Picture Taking at High Speed on Photographic Special"

A Journey Told in Jingle for Which No Tickets Were
Issued, but Which Cost Thousands of Dollars.
Story of Novel Advertising Campaign.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-12
Balm OF Figs.

The greatest home remedy known
for all female diseases. Takes out
all inflammation, Strengthening week
ligaments. Send for free samples
Address Mrs. II. c. Holt, Box 224,
Pocatello, Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-12

New Magazines are now com
ing in at Hill's.
Worlds Fair Commissioner C.
| 3. Hurt wasi in town Saturday.
Sam Dorsey Of HALEY passed
through town Monday on his way
to Buffalo, N. y, to take treatment
for the rheumatism.
Rev. II. w. Parker viii be in
Glenn's Ferry next Sunday to hold
quarterly meeting and preach for
the Rev. Thomas Johns.
A telephone will be put in the
X. Of =. aud /. O. 0. f. lodge
rooms for the convenience OF the
societies which hold their meetings
their.
DR.. Fl A. Pnrdy OF Hdgerman
arrived here last week and has as
sociated hiins,lf with DR.. ]. NJ
Rogers. They will continue their
offices over Baugh's drug store.
Mrs. Purdy came up with the doc
tor and went on to Bellevue to
visit her parents for few weeks.
Ralph S. Silver has written JOS.
Montgomery from Bliss that he
has discovered the remains Of
small mas.edon or large elephant.
He says that he has already I'M
earthed the lower Jaw bone with
The teeth intact on one side, and a !
number OF small bones as well as
.wo large joints, He has a tusk |
partly uneartbed and hopes to be
bile TO secure it without damaging
t.. Mr.. Silver does not say where
be discovery was made, but Mr.
Montgomery is Of the opinion that
he remains e.found near Snake
siver.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-12
Events Of
a Week
Local Brevities


Fancy bananas at Hili's.
Frank T. Disney was in Gooding
Sunday.
JOE cosIin Of iagerman was in
town Saturday.
.. 9 Mullen Of Bliss was in
Town Wednesday.
Hill certainly carries the fin.
ct line 81 candy IN toan.
JJ. Tracy, The HALEY druggist,
Was % togn over Sunday.
Bert croihers came up from
Glen@s Ferry Saturday TO stay
over sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Il, A. Walters
,pert few days 10 Boise the first
part 81 the week
Remember the New England
supper tomorrow evening. supper
from until o'clock
DIR Purdy Of Hagerman has
located IN shoshone AID will be
found 10 d.. Rogers Office.
e. lloude returned from Poca
tcllo, Yesterday, where he had been
on account Of the illness Of bis wife.
Several chr loads Of material for
The Oregon building at the Worlds
Fair passed through here yesterday.
Miss Anna Murphy was the
hostess at charmingdinner party.
given AZ her country home, last
sunday, the occasion being Miss
Anna's birthday.
Sheep Inspector Chas. T. Mcyne
Is here looking fer scabby sheep.
lie says that there is an unusual
amount o. scAb in the country, and
wants all sheep men to cooperate
With him IN stamping out the dis.
ease.
Don't go home tomorrow even
Iug. Take yourself and your wife
~ you have onel to the New Eng
and supper which will tie served
ly the young ladies' Of Christ Epis-
opal church, in The building re- I
emily occupied by the Chinese /
restaurant. supper wall be served b
rem to O'Clock. i
II is expected that Ilaho will
end vety fine educational ex :
iibit to the ST. Louis exposition :
'he state superintendent has called
ar photographs oil every school
IN the state. aud the /
ounty superintendenls are urged u
q do everything possible 10 see e.
hat crediiable exhibits are sent OF
rom each county. n
W. w Wright Of Salt Lake City
as IN town Yesterday in the in.
rres, OF the Rocky Mountain Bell ~
eiephonc company. lie secured
sveral new subscribers to The local
xchange while here. Mr. Wright q
,ys that the company will build
mes 70 ilagermnn and Miner dur :
IS The G, ming summer. and that
liss and t;lenn's Ferry will also
connected with the Rocky
aunlaln system.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-02-12
-Fancr NareI ORANGE a HIN.

AMY +f"Ffi VII bEt9 az iiiii =.
81 Guy c. Barnum was in Noun
tain and Bruneau the latter part Of
last week.
+. Tacha was up from Noun
tain last week shaking hands With
old friends.
DR.. e. W. Kleinman was in
HALEY Monday. and Tuesday on
professional business.
Mrs. Ed Williams and daughter
Iof Ketchum, passed through here
Tuesday on ihci. way to Mackay.
Jim Griffin purchased a bunch
OF grain fed beef cattle south Of
Bellevue, last week. for Clusters
market.
Rev Tbos. Johns Of Glenn's
Ferry will preach at the Metho
sist church, both morning and |
evening, next Sunday.
The Shoshone band will give
social dance at the opera house
Monday evening, Feb, %. Tickets
will be 81 and everybody is invited
to attend.
u. A. Walters will 90 to Boise
Sunday to remain until WeGnes-
day when be goes to Mountainous
to attend the coming session Of
court in that county.
You will starye to death If you
go home to supper tomorrow night.
Your wife is going to the New Eng.
land supper in the old Chinese
restaurant building. Supper from
5 10 s O'clock. f
The village board met Saturday a
evening and The ordinance granting i
a franchise to +. r. Gocding to in a
stall water works system in the I
village mad its second reading. :
After passing an ordinance to pro {
nibit carrying concealed weapons {
he board adjourned until tomor s
row night. (
Jos. Montgomery came down {
rom HALEY Tuesday evening. {
lie has been delayed in moving (
iere from that place owing to the Z
llness of his wife since his return :
o HALEY. She is improving now, {
nd as soon as the weather moder- (
ties MIR. Montgomery hopes to BIZ :
ole to make the change. :
The young ladies' of the Christ Z
Episcopal church will New Eng Z
and supper tomorrow Saturday Z
veniug in the building. formerly {
coupled by Henry Lees restau- !
ant. supper will be served from {
to s o'clock The following at !
'active menu has been prepared
,r the occasion. Boston Beauly'r
hoiee, To-; Love-apple Piquance 5
{ Lovers Delight, Zoe; Proposals., (
B, Condolences, 10c; Universal (
avoritr, Zoe. With such q delic-
us supper no one need go hungry. :
ut out the home supper and pat
nize the young ladies and they
III guarantee to serve you the
ost enticing meal you have en-
yed in six months. (
Gold bricked again is the moan !
many People who live in this 5
Unity. These are the ''innocents" {
10 bought freely from the glib !
,gued wholesale agents, who Wis !
d this section last summer. One !
m. who purchased fifty pounds :
coffee from one Of these artists, !
! been abliged to throw it away !
il could not he us,d Another /
~ loaded hims, Ii up with J
lot Of spices and nov he is $
owing the stuff away. These ;
met nm tbe straet Tho ,,har ,l.,. S~ss
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-30
Wall Paper and Paints


Third Floor. First Ave1sue, Left.
We are having a sensational sale of wall paper
and paints these days. New goods
now In stock. All papers carried over must
be closed out regardless OF price. We will
give you bargains on papers and paints. .
You will find
House Paints, Floor Paints Barn Paints,
Carriage Paints. Fence Paints Wire
Screen Paint, Stove Pine Paint, Aluminium
Paint, Gold Paint, Silver Paint, Enamels
in all colors. Stove Varnish, Floor Varnish,
Furniture varnish. Hard OIL Varnish,
Japalac, ETC., in our stock all ready for use.
We guarantee everything we sell to be
Prices based on actual cost to produce with our
usual small profits added.
See First avenue windows
Let us give you prices on your work. Every
.. job guaranteed first-class.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-30
Atlantic Booking. Light.

New York Sun Special Service.
New York, March 30.-Agents Of all the
large steamship lines declare that not in
years have the advance bookings for trans
atlantic travel been SO light .as now
There is not a line from this port, from
the big German, English and American
companies down to the smallest trans
atlantic lines, that does not complain at
the unsatisfactory outlook for the coming
summer season. The falling of is mainly
confined to the eastern states. In the
western states the bookings, while not
ship men attribute the light bookings to
losses in Wall street principally, and they
say the ST. Louis expositioaT may have
something to do with Il s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-30

have charge Of three other properties
of which Mr.. Wright is the head. They
include the Beaver Valley Traction
company, running north from Pitts
burg; Norfolk, Va, trolley line, and
an electric light and telephone COM,
pany in Baltimore. Mr.. Josselyn has
been manager Of the Union Terminal
company for about a year, and the
marked success attending his manage
ment won him this promotion. One
of the most creditable of his perform
ances was his renewal Of the lease Of
the Great Northern Railway company
on much more favorable terms.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-30
RAILROADS.
THREE FOR FEES PLACE
Several Interests Represented in Nom
nations Made Thus Far.

Three interests are said to be con-
cerned in the appointment of the sue
cessor to C. S. Fee as general passen-
ger agent Of the Northern Pacific. J.
M. Hannaford, vice president and traf-
fc manager, Is said to favor A. M.
Cleland, the assistant; Howard Elliott
the president, favors L., w. Wakeley
of the Burlington, while the Hill In
terests would see C. e. Stone, assist
ant general passenger agent Of the
Great Northern, in charge. The
bringing in of an outside man. such as
Mr.. Wakeley, would infuse new blood
into the department. However, both
Mr.. Stone and Mr.. Cleland have
strong champions.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-30
SILVER FOR FEE
Northern Pacific Associates Give Re-

Northern Pacific Associates Give Re-
firing g. p. A. Present
Employees and officials of the
Northern Pacific headquarters gave G.
S. Fee, who goes to San Francisco
tonight, a silver table set yesterday.
A. M. Cleland assistant general pas
senger agent, made the. presentation.
The set contains 1872 pieces. Callers
at the Zee office yesterday were nu-
merous. Universal regret atFthe de-
parture Of Mr.. Fee from st. Paul was
expressed.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-30

Mrs. G. L. Chester will be the only
woman in st. Paul to hold. railway
chief clerkship. Beginning April l she
will be chief clerk to Siegmund Grieve,
the general advertising agent Of the Great
Western. succeeding F. G. Hopkins. For
four years Mrs. Chester was stenographer
in the freight department, and since 1900
has been stenographer in the advertising
department.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-30
sEyTTLER MOVEMENT
Up to Average This WeeATo Be Big
Next Week.

The settler movement to-day and
yesterday was UP to the average. It
is expected that next, week a heavy
rush will be on. One party alone will
number 200, bound for the Wenatchee
valley. Smaller parties will go to
Montana. The Wenatchee people are
from West Virginia and are practical
farmers.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-30
TAKE OUT "a POLICY
AND AID MUSIC HALL

The Northwestern, National Life In.
surance- Company Of Minneapolis Of
fers TO build a fireproof auditorium at
4 Eleventh street and NlcolIet avenue,
provided the citizens Of Minneapolis
to be. carried at least two years. The
Z campaign to secure the insurance 10
now In progress.
Wendell, an. expert accountant .ern-
ployed by The Journal to make
dIsInterested examination of the
company, should satisfy all Inqulrers
as to the value Of the policies written.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-30
No Gambling on Trains.

Card sharks will he seriously affected
by the order Of the Duluth & Iron Range. |
issued yesterday, forbidding card playing
on it's trains. The returning woodsmen
AFFORDED "a rich harvest, for the gamblers.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-30
Fabian Goes East.

II. A. Fabian, former private secretary
to Howard Elliott. president Of the North
ern Pacific, went east last night to be-
come private secretary to G. s. Mellen.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-30
New station for MIlaca.

F. p. Ward, general manager Of the
Great Northern, has just assured dele
CATION from Milaca that the company
would build there a new station like those
at Litchfield and Princeton, which cost
$40 900 each.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-30
G. G. w. AFTER LINE
Said to Be Negotiating for Green
Bay Line. sal

La Crosse, Wis. March 80.-Local
railroad officials have knowledge that
the Great western railroad is negotis
ating for the purchase Of the Green
Bay road, which would give the for;
mer line to the Great Lakes thru
WISCONSIN from Winona, MINI. Pres
ident Stickney Of the Great Western Is
scheduled to make trip over the
Green Bay line this week:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-30
R. 1. DECLARES DIVIDEND

$525, 900 Is to Be Distributed on
]. Common z
Special to The Journal.
Des Moines, Iowa, March 30.-The
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific rail-
road COMPANY operating in Iowa.
Illinois, Missouri, Minnesota and
South Dakota has declared q dividend
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-30
JossELYN PROMOTED
THE Sioux City Man Goes to Philadel-
pllia Office.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. 5
Sioux City, Iowa, March 3O.---B.
Uosselyn, general manager Of the IN
ion Terminal Railway company, will
remove to Philadelphia May L !, where
he will be in the office Of Sydney l.
Wright, president Of the Union Termi-
nal Rai1waya company Mr. Josselyn
Terminal company's affairs, but Will
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-30
Specials; Easter Petticoats...
Woman as Chief clerk.

of z$525, 900 on common stock payable
at once.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-05-25

piiieli nahldhy a po saplacenI
dlulnsho shytku, slAda knpri vyda
patent IA posemck, anil by vysa
doyala, he k1pec must se ma po.
scmku usaditi, aneb, Do no mus
slcpsiti, vlada 81 vyhrslulc pravo
samiinouti k,oroukoliv . nabfdok,
aneb vsoohny,
Dnem IS. ecryna buiou otevio.
ny ,Yto move vonkovskd eesty, ma
nieha bude posia bezpls,ne doda.
vanai
Nebraska ALLEN Y okr. Dixon,
Iedna eesta zauIimajici al ttyer.
mil SO 4oo obyvately, Galloway,
okr Custer, iedna cesta zauI. 52
etVer. mil 65s obyvately, Lynch,
okr' Boyd, druha costa zsuj. ga
ttver. mil $40 obyvately, Page,
okf. He!., jedoa eesta IS ttver,
mil $50 obyvately.
Jizni Dakotas -- Bruce, okr.
Brookings, dve dodstetne cesty
zsuj. 80 ttver mil, 6aa obyv.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-05-25
odstrasuJiei pfiklad obeeenstyu.

PAM A BergmaHoya Chicago
otravils Sc ksrbolkou pro nezho.
Iitelnou ynitfni nemoe. Celia fsda
bslsamh, syrobd a iinyeh patent.
nleh "lekn' piluIek ubobe psni
nepomobly. Neni diyu, ponevadz
pstentnI"lfky'obssbuj ponejgiee
jedy; morhum q ehloroiorm, ktere
nemocn6mu sice ns eksmzik aIsvi,
ale po case Sc eIoysk pozyolna
ouavuie. vsrujeme tudlz pied
iskovymi "leky' podyodpgmi re
klsmsmi yyehyslovsnymi sy za
imu ylastnlbo zffavi define pied.
nost leku pf rodnfmp, ktergm jest
Simsnovsktho Bfezoborske The,
a nikdy nebndeme nezboiitelnou
nemoef dohpani k sebeyrazde.
Cena bslltku fLoo, eobtou fro
pfimo zasila' X. II. simsnoysky,
654 Scott ST., Milwaukee, Wis. If
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-05-25
Pefleaaf lf,dfl ! syin6

lak osnsmuIe admiral Togo,
byl PHI proskoumAni vod ' okolI
Port Arthur saaalen minuly pa
,ek Ieden aaponsky torpedoboree
ruskYm grana,em "a posAdky
eho usmreeni dnstoinik a AZ
mul1
Die "a a tam objcyivaleb &c od
diln fuakyeh kosakd ' koteji sc
soudi, be vcliky posst jieh naldsa
se tam kdcsi v dktytu a Be pouse
eekaji ma vhodnou piilozitost, ably
mohli pfcrusiti komunikaeni spo'
eni srmady Kurokiho vpadnouti
mu do zsd. y ID piitiny sesiluie
Kuroki svou komanikatui earu
novymi pluky, klero dopraveny
byly do kofeje.
Srszka, strhnuysl Sc dne IS,
kyttna u Kiotaa, poblfze Port Ar.
thuru, stals zaponec ecle dve
ska1rony jfzdy, nebop nicb
uniklo pouze > mu21.
Co tuto. zpravu dokontujeme,
dosla do Pctrohrsdu ieste jedns
depcSe, ktera vsak nebyla jeStG
Gfedne potvrzens, be Zsponci uti.
Mill dne az kvetna 1tok ma pFedni
opeyneni Port Artburu a Be byli
odrs1eni Sc ztratou $4,000 muzo.
Rusoye ztrasili 5000.
Admiral Jesen vladiyostoku
oznamuie. BE kfizak Bogatyr,
ktery mlze narazil blize Vladiyo.
stokn ma skalu, musel bgti dyna.
mitem rozbi.. ably Sc nedostal do
rukou nepfateL kusove nemobli
Sc pokusiti 0 zachransnf kfizaku,
nebot byli by Sc vydsIi nebezpc.
u pfspsdcni cd pfssily zaponske.
bo lodstvs a proto rsdeji znieili
tuto krasnou lo5, JET nalczeia X
nejlcpslm kfizakdm ruskym.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1904-05-25
zert s hroznym nasledkem.

DO Wankegam, H., pfiJeli ma
vStevou Ike sy4m pfibuznym mlad
noyonanzele, John Phillips
osmnactileta ieho chot'. Phil
lipsova otlekla Sc do svych sva
tecnieh satn, bodlsjic manzelen
syym ji,i do tsnetni zabsyy kdy;
byls hotoya, nest'astnou pahodot
nalezla Y kuiru syeho manzela re
yolver. Vzala no a namiFiysi ni
podlahn stiskla kohouiek q kdy,
rama nevysla, tu 81 myslela, 5e re
volyer neni nabity. s revolvcrenl
yesla do kuchyne, kde stal jej
manzel zertem nan zvolala
"Dej pozor, zan, stFelfmt' MladJ
muz na tento yykfik Sc obratil ku
svf manzelce, v tom zsyznkls ra-
ma a Phillips zasazen do prayehe
spsnku, sklesl mrtey ns podlabu.
Zoufsla mlada lena vhla 80 ma
mrtvoln a npadIa y bezytdomi.
Nestssti TO il TAX dojalo, ze one.
mocntla porota po dloubem u.
yazoyanf zbavila il VII why.
kidkA pfitomnost' duehs D aeny.
Kdyz pfednosta stsniee We Suo.
guolamie, Wash, ch.el min. tgdne
zaylrsti poklsdnu ma nadrszf, tu
neznam9 jskgs lupit stfelil zamfi.
zovanYm oknsm a yazne ho era.
nil. Ma TO lotr ystoupil do 1fa.
dovny a zadal ma ransnem, ably mu
yydal klfe cd pokladny. Kdyz
tento nechtsl uposlecbnouti, lupit
nan vystfelil jeste jednoa kule
bo opst zasabla a pax vylomil po.
kladnu . obsahem jejim rychle
uprchnul, zsnechay Ingrshams
ttzee zrantneho lezcti v tratoiisu
krye. Manzelka nadrazniho zH.
zenee, panf Barlonova, uslyseysi
stfelns rsny pfibehla a yidouc, he
lngrsham potfebuje rycble leksF.
sk6 pomoei, usednuIa X telegraph
mn pfis,roji a pozadsls 0 pomoc
hs.fednl stanici Ma to ulozils
pfednostu ns layici ' dFadoyn1,
roztrhsla jednu ze sygch sukni ma
pruhy ttmito obezfetne obyazala
jeho rany. Ueinils to tax doko.
male, ze nezli SO pomoc dostaviIa,
krey unikajfcf byls zsstsvens a
tim stzee zrsntng byl ma 1.-Two.
u zscbranhn Ingrshsm zylsstnim
ylskem doprsven byl do nemoeni.
&C a jIaiy Bimdges ma podezfeni .
pfepsdu toho zalten do yezeni
' Seattlu doprayen. Statetna pani
zisksls si tfmto tinem svgm obdiy
v eeIem okoIf.