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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-24
The widow In India.

No institution of India has been s..
exaggerated as that of the WIDOW
She really occupies a place analogous
TO our antique old maid, now SO fast
disappearing in the girl bachelor Inc
aged widow who has remained true &c
her principles is regarded as Il holy
being who has withstood thousand
tenn ptations and prosecutions and com
mands the respect of a saint from All
persons. She is the mother of all the
children in the neiGhDorhood. the help
mate of all the neighbors. At evening
they dock around to hear her repeat
the ancient legends, the stories of Sta
and Saivtri, Draupdia or sing the
songs of Mira Bal. She is in great de-
mand when cooking is needed for So.
cred feast. She teaches the little ones
their first hymns and prayers. she
nurses the sick, comforts the dying.
She believes herself to be bound to her
husband for everlasting time through
all births and deaths. The momentarv
separa ton here is but one shade of her
marriage, an unk movable mystery or
destiny. 1t breaks no tie-Everybodys
Magazine.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-24
81 :. ss-ea- Il T. Il !. i eas Il
"
SOCIETY !
f. +, j. IS + + Il Il
a CHARMING RECEPTION.
Mr. and Mrs. j. e. Sands Entertain
Last Night In An Elegant
Manner.

The reception given by Mr. and
Mrs. j. E. Sands, at their home on
Main street last evening, compliment
tary to their son, DR.. w. Fl. Sands.
and his bride, was one of the leading
society events of the year. Nothing
had been left undone to make the al
fair a success, and the guests passed
the time in most enjoyable manner.
The guests began arriving at $40
O'Clock and remained until II. In the
receiving line We're: Mr. and MRS }.
r. Sands. Dr. and Mrs w. Fl. Sands,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Sands, OF Wheei-
ing and Harry S. Sands, of Wheeling.
1t seemed that all Of the $50 guests
tried to make the affair a pleasurabie
one. Most pleasing refreshments were
served to the guests. NIacArthurs or
chestra furnished the music for the
occasion When the time to depart
came each one went away teelinS
that he had been royalty entertain
ed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-24
Sacred Concert Sunday.

Great preparations are being made
for the sacred concert to be given at
East Fairnont Park Sunday by Mac
Arthur's orchestra. The boat, City OF
Fairmont, will leave the wharf Tor
the park at 1870 o'clock. It can
easily carry three hundred passen-
gers. The concert will be given by
seven-piece orchestra and VIII last
from three until five O'Clock Inc
music will be suitable for the occa-
sion and will be first-class, as IS al
ways furnished by Macarthur Re-
freshments of all kinds will be served
on the grounds.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-24
Suspicious Looking Character.

"A hurry call was sent in to ponce
headquarters last evening for an
officer to come to East Park-that a
suspicious looking character was
loafing around there and that the Wo-
men were all scared. Assistant CHIEF
Bartholow was soon on the scene
and found the man nearly at the city
limits He was an old clock repaalrer
and, as no weapons We're found on
him, he5was shaken until he thought
there was an earthquake and sent on
his way. The man was drunk
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-24
W c. I. i.
MEET ING
,s NOW I'M SESSION AT FARMING
roh-MANY INTERESTING
ExERclSES-cON
LAST NIGHT.

The Marion County w. c. T. u In
stitute, which is being held in Farm
ington this week, opened yesterday
at sP. NJ. in the NJ. E. church.
A large number of delegates are In
attendance, the following unions be-
ing represented
Fair1nont Central, First ward
Fairmont, Warrington, Amos, Broom
field and Pennington. very inter,
esting program was carried out, WIN
Miss Frances Ensign. of Ohio. insti-
tute leader.
A splendid paper was read by Mrs.
n. r. c. Morrow on Alcoholics in
Medicine" followed by question
drawer on the subject.
Last night a packed house greeted
the class of contestants for the W. =
It. u. gold medal. Miss Ensign, who
presented the gold medal, said 1t was
one of the best contests she had ever
attended, there being only a frac'
tional difference between the contest
tants, who were Miss Blanche Collins
Fairmont; Emsie Smith, Fa1rmont'
Mildred Hutchinson, Amos, and MT.
ulam Mcclure, Broomfield. The lat
ter won the medal. The recitatlons
were interspersed with music
This morning at $50 o'clock the
county executive committee held
business session at which the date
and place of holding the county con,
yention was decided. 1t will be held
at Fairmont, First ward, the hrst
week in September
AT 9:15 O'Clock a. NJ. the institute
opened with devotional exercises led
bv Mrs. HeIIiwelI, of Warrington.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-24
2 .westsr rtion:-sa showers and cooler
PartEy s:1onay to.nIght, showers We
LAST CALL FOR
THE WASH GOODS.

They've been going. going fast
and there looks to be left only rem
nants, where six tables were piled
high with the. greatest values in these
fabrics that Fairmonr women ever saw.
No fear of these goods being with
drawn from sale. as every day there
are new faces in the store looking
them over.
This is to URGE you 10 come. & If
you haven't already been here. There
are prettier patterns and greater va
riefies left than you could find else
where-and the prices you couldn't
match anywhere.
COME SATURDAY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-24
Helping a Composer of Music.

Halevy was somewhat of pedant
in writing music. He worked very
slowly and deliberately and made hun
dreds of changes before he was sat
isfied. When ideas would not come
at his bidding he employed very
singular means to help his genius
along A'kettle filed with water was
nut over fire, and the monotonous
singing of the boiling water acted as
a wonderful stimulant on his imagine
ton. While composing, his brother.
Leon HaIevy, was always with him,
doctorins the verses of the text and
adding and scratching syllables wher-
ever it was necessary. For this reason
he was called s.text surgeon among
his friends. Leon Haleyy was by no
means prepossessing man. and the
poet Heine is responsible forssthe FOL
lowing description Of him: 1e.5looks
as If his brother had composed him
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-24
NEXT TO. COURT HOUSE
All Aboard For RaII.Game.


Everything is in readiness for the
game between the Clarllsburg and
Fairmont Y. M. c. A. teams at Trac-
sstion Park tomorrow.
The lineup of the two teams Will
be as follows:
Fairmont-McCray, c; Carr, p; Bell,
list; Polling, I'd; Lane, IS; Reitz, Sd;
Springer, l; Carroll, m; Watson T;
Kinsey, sub.
iarksburs-Morgan, c; Hill, p;
Gill, LIST; Hess, I'd; Lambstein. IS; ia
cobs, Sd: Carr, 4. McCane, m; john
son. r.; Lockwood, sub.
The largest crowd of the season
will be in attendance
The financial statement of the
county is ready for publication and
viii appear soon.
It's 50 easy to say-HalIs ice
cream.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-24
PILES PILES PILES !.

Dr.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
will cure Blind, BLEEDING, liberated
and Itching Piles. 1t absorbs the tu-
mors, aIlays the itching at once. acts
as poultice, gives instant relic. Dr..
Williams Indian Pile Ointment is pre-
pared only for Piles and #Itch hing q
the private parts, and nothing else
Every box is guaranteed Sold 5Ss by
druggists. sent BY mail. for 5oc.s and and
s1:oo per box. WILLIAMS 81 sTsl Il
CO., Propr'sSs CLEVELAND Ohio.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-24
Fairmonter Got the JOB.

H c. Brooks, of this city, has been
awarded the contract of installing the
new water works system for the town
of Shinnston. 1t is a big job, and VIII
be done right According to the con-
tract, work is TO be commenced be-
fore July LIST. 1904, and the same IS.
to be completed by November LIST,
1904, and the town is to have first
class, up-to-dat water works system.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-24
SECURED
BOOTY WORTH $1,000.
Postoffice Safe at Thomas, W. Va,
Exploded With Nitro-Giycern-
| Letters Taken.

PARSONS, w. Va, June 2S.-Bur-
glars entered the postoHce at Thomas
last night, blew the safe with nitro
glycerin and secured over $500 worth
of stamps and $500 in money, besides
five or six registered letters
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-24
SNAP SHOTS
Tools. Stolen.

A well known contractor who is
building a house on CASTOR avenue
was robbed last night of several
hatchets, saws, brace and bits, screw
drivers and drills. The thie@es pried
the lid from the box. ThE officers
think it is the work of hoboSs-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-24
Dance Tonight.

One of the best dances of the sea
son will be given at Traction Park
this evening by the. FortniShtly ciup
of this city. The members and their
friends will attend.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-24
q Nice Order.

The Thomas G. Ault1nan Pump
Works, of this city, has received the
contract for large pump for the
Shinnston water system. This COM
pany is just beginning the manufac-
ture of its products, but this order
shows that people are not afraid 10
use them.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-24
Police PickupS.

George ingram and Charles Nelson,
from Fairview, were arrested last
night late for disorderly conduct.
ingram had a gun and was hned
Sl1.0O; Nelson got 5000.
Ed Harrington was up again THIS
morning and was fined $500.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-24
The Insomar Won

KEEL, June .24-The Ingomar won
her race from the three German
yachts. Herr Ballins. Hamburg, fin
ished second
The Kaiser's yacht Meteor lost her
Itopmast and was towed to the harbor,
while the Empress yacht Idunas ban
doned the race.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-24
WOMENS ZAP SILK
WAISTS.

unlfned, OF course. with plated
fronts, lace insertion trimmed. One
of the most stylish waists Of the sea
son, and 50 sensible because washa-
bic.
Plain white and plain black,
s2.4s, $3.50, ss.es up to $500.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-24
InIntermedlate Court.

Patrick M. Hoge, assignee, ah ial Is n
tered suit in chancery in the Inter:
mediate court against J. H. Watson son
ct al. Hoge will be his own attorn
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-24
Real state Transfers.

Joseph S. Campbell and sS wi ssst to sss
Homer N Campbell, property o1is
campbells run; consid So co.
Andrew Ice and wife to James NJ -
Kennedy, lot at Barrackyf1 e;;l5s5sc on
sideration, $125.
Louisa Conway and # husband ss To- s,ss
James N: Kennedy, lot arrae esl NJ
vile; consideration, $500.
Andrew Ice and wife to James ~
kennedy, lot at BarraclSville con-
sideration, $780,
William Cross and wife TO y Ohm W
Grabb, property on Flat run s: con ie g.
Grafton, $144.37 1-2.%
Charles L.. Boyers and VI fei to-
George E. Amos, property on Fair, ar
mont avenue. Fairmont;; conside fafs
ton $4,000. s{4sss8ss
Amanda j. Crowl and husband TO
F. w. McIntire ct al. property at corr.
ner of Glen avenue and Ninth streerss
Fairmont; consideration, 81 200
For Right of Way of Maple Avenue
Water Line Extension
NJ NJ Barns and wife, htnsoIs-
Barns Brick Company and ISL y: ssS b
Bartlett and wife TO Fairmont Coal
Company, John Henshaw ct ak 90
and other valuable consideration In.
each case, 3s3s5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-24
FAIRMONT, WEST VIR .G.s MA ~
COURT HOUSE NEWS s
zFiduclary.

Fiduclary.
T. F. Randall has been ppointed4
administrators of the person1Gaa l STATE
of Fred v. Randall, deceased .ssss tegs
gave bond of 1900.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-24

The beyt-TIanss ice cream.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-24
Licenses tosWed.

B. F. Harvey, 3 and NJ 2. Hay
hurst. &c. 55 Sc
W. S. Fortney, 8, and a lnrlaatis
Yates, 20.
In our issue of June 4 8 steads eE:s
Grant Leroy webner and Clara Bell Bel
Baker it should have read =. Me- rlesag
E. Tenant and Clara Belle Baker
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-24

visit our second floor and
line Of China and grant
and aluminium ware.
as low as the lowest,
cred. j. L. Hall &
The Daily
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-24

COME SATURDAY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-22
TELECRAMY
z teatru wojny.

Petersburg, 22go wrzeSnla. =
Pod Port Arturem rozgrywaJa
sic obecnie wazne wypadki. Ma
poInocy obie strony gotuja sic do
walnej rozprawy, ktora nastapi
"a kilka dni. Japohczycy musza
zdobye Mukden, azeby mice Ii
move loze dla swego wojska.
Liaojang ma ten eel ME wystar-
CA. Obecnie stoja Japohczycy w
odlegtosci 22 mil cd Mukdenu.
G}owne silly gromadza miedzy
rzekami Taitse i Hun, pragnac
zajat wzgorza Da, otwierajace
i'm droge do Mukdenu.
Londyn, 22go wrzesnia. =
Chiiczyk, ktory w zesz}y Ponie-
dzialek wyjechai Z Port Artura,
opowiada, re okrety rosyjskie od'
waza sic ma ponownq wycieczke
przystani spr6buja dostae sic
do neutralnego portu Tsingtau.
Posel rosyjsli proponuje Chi
nom nabycie ma wlasnosc kolei
mandZurskiei. Rad cllinski VINO
81 protest przeciw traktatowi An
gin z Tybetem, naruszajacemu
prawa zwierzchnicze Chin.
Berlin, 22go wrzesnia.. - Pub
kownik Gaedke, bawiacy W Lao
jang zapewnia, re ma poczatku
wojny miala Rosya w Mandzuryi
tylko $4,000 wojska. Do polowy
grudnia sama piechota rosyjska
pod rozkazami Kuropathina sk}a-
dac sic bedzie z 34S do 500 bata-
lionow. Towarzystwo Czerwone-
go krzyza spodZleWa sic Jutro
rozpoczecia wielkiej bitwy pod
Muk5enem.
Berlin, 22go wrzesnia. = Ge-
neral Orlow otrzymal rozkaz bro
nienia do upad{ego kopaln wegla
pod Yentan, tymczasem Orlow
zostawil przy kopalniach Samso-
nova i zaczepii Japohczykow.
Kuroki wpadl ma jego lewe skrzy-
do, a poniewaz Oriow ME mial
konnicy, ME mogi oprzec sic ME
pzzyiacielaWi. Zdemoralizowane
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-22
Rome notatkl .te|egrafiezna

- Piotra serbskiego jake kr6la po-
vital pierwszy posel wloski W imie-
niu tr6jprzymierza.
Stalowe wagony do tramwaju
podziemnego W Londynie obstaiowai
Yerkes W Ameryce. w Anglii takich
wagon6w dotychczas ME wyrabiaja.
- Kompania white Star" poszia
"a przykladem niemieckich k0mpanij
podwyzszyia Gene biletow jazdy
przez ocean z $3.50 ma $12.5O.
= Szef gabinetu cesarzowej niemie-
ckiej, Mirbach, broni sic W listach do
przyjaci61 przeciw stawionym mu
przez prase zarzutom.
- Artystka Agnes Sorma spadla
ze schod6w zlamala reke.
35-letni ksiaze. Sergiusz Michaj-
1owicz zostai mianowany generalnym
inspektorem rosyjsbdej artyleryi.
W Uruguay zapanuje spok6j. Po-
wstancy zioza bront a Rad ;ogiosi o.
golna amnestye. ~
Rad W Haiti udziefif Syryjczy-
kom pol roku czasuE ma uregulowanie
interesow i ma opuszc5eaie wysp. ~
- Buenos Aires jest najwiekszem
miast, W ktorych ludnosc moWi po
hiszpansku. Liczy ono million mle-
szkanc6w.
- Senator zwiazkowy Fairbanks
wystosowai pod adresem Elihu Root
pismo zapowiadajace, dlaczego przyj-
mule nominacye ma wiceprezydenta.
- 400 delegatow zjechalo sic
Belleville, ILL.,, ma kongres stowarzy-
szenia kupc6w, trudniacych sic spree
daza w6dek.
- James Webb Filadelfii, uznany
winnym zonob6jstwa, ME podpisai po-
dania u1askawienie. Powiedziaf, ze
wolf umrzeG, niz odsiadywae wiezie-
ME.
w Plattsburg, N. Y, pada1 Wczo-
raj snieg, termometr opadi do punk
tn marzniecia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-22
Tunel podmorski.

z nowy1n, nieco fantastycznym
projektem tunelu podmorsklego
wystapii inzynier francuzk ber-
lier. Mianowicie projektuje on
po1aczenie suche pomiedzy Hi
szpania i Marokkiem, ably Airy
ke Z uropa polaczyc szlakiem ko-
lejowym. Tunel probationary
mialby bye odsuniety cd posia-
d1osci angielskich Gibraltaru, a
1aczylby Bequeroz Tangerem'
w tenn miejscu szerokosc mora
wynosi 81 KIN. przy 1876 m. maj
wiekszej gfebokosci. Do tego do
liczyc trzeba rampy wyjazdowe,
proiektowane W d}ugosciach 3
KIN. dla Europy, a 6 KIN. dla A
fryki. Dno morskie stanowi je-
dnolita skala, wiec technlczne
trudnosci przedstawiaja sic bar
dzo korzystnie. Po stronie airy
kahskiej 1aczylby sic tunelem
d1ugi ma 59I KIN. szlak kolejowy,
laczacy sic przez Marokko z ist-
niejaca siecia centralnych kolei
tunetansko algierskich sene-
galskich. Koszta tunelu oblicza
inz. Berlier og6lem ma 123 Milo
now frank6w. w porownaniu z
dawniej wykonanymi tunelami
widoczne jest postepem technl-
Xxi znaczne zmniejszenie kosztow.
lTeden metr tunelu Gotharda ko-
sztowal $500 frankow, tunelu arl-
berskiego> $500, simplohskiego
zas tylko 5000 frankow. Te sama
cene przyjeto "a hdstawe dla
projektowanego tunelu nlarokan-
sko- hiszpatiskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-22
KR0TKIE N0TATKI MlEJSKIE.

J. Ogden Armour, jeden 2 nal
pierwszych magnat6w rzezalnianych,
dzisiaj wr6cii do Chicago zgodzii sic
ma narade prezydentem strajkierow
Donnelly'm dla zaiatwienia pozosta-
lych kwestyi spornych.
- Komisarz Blocki nakazai wszyst-
kim kompaniom kolei zelaznych uuie-
scic szlabany ma krzyz6wkach ko-
lejami ulicznemi pred dniem 20go
listopada.
- Szkola wieczorna W szkolach pu-
blicznych ma sic rozpoczac dnia 3go
pazdziernika. Zapisy odbeda sic 29go
/ 80 wrzesnia.
- Policyanci Schauss Sederberg o
maio re ME zadusili sic gazem kiedy
weszli do mieszkania 34-letniego Her
berta Nc Kenzie, pm. so Cass street,
wczoraj wieczorem. Nc Kenzie odkre-
Gil kurki gazowe W swym pokoju
zamiarze samob6jczym. Wywlekli go
policyanci uratowalis mu zycie, lecz
sami niemal padn ofiarami swego o.
bowiazku
= Dw6ch opryszk6w napad}o Anne
Nc Kune, 259 Illinois street, wczoraj
p6znej porze, kiedy zesz}a tram
waju ma rogu Chicago ave. / Larrabee
st. Podczas gdy jeden dusii ia "a gar
dlo, drugi przeszukaf jej ubranie "a
brai 81. Kiedy nadchodziI inny tram
wal, uciekli.
- Prof. Grove K. Gilbert, jeden
delegat6w ma miedzynarodowy kon-
gres geograficzny, zwroci} szczegolna
uwage ma siebie przepowiednia, re
biegiem czasu jezioro Michigan zaleje
miasto Chicago. Szczesciem ma to ma
staple "a jakich $500 lat, gdyz poziom
jeziora podnosit sic bedzie tylko 8 ca
Ii ma kazdych 100 lat.
- Tomasz O'Malley iona jego, pm.
126 Huron street skaraa Johna Cub
bins, wiasciciela domu pod tym adre-
sem $4,000 odszkodowania- Skarga
giosi, re ma dniu 17go sierpnia mai
aonkowie siedzieli ma werandzie trze-
ciego pietra, kiedy ia, wadliwie zbu-
dowana, zarwaia sic pod mimi, wsku-
tex czego ciezkie uszkodzenia odnie-
sl.
Adolph Brendecke, wiasciciel
apteN pm. 260 W. Randolph ul., ska
zany zostal wczoraj przez sedziego
Dooley ma zapiacenie 500 kary "a
sprzedawanie kokainy.
= Chicagowianka. Ludwika Germ
hart, mieszkajaca dawniej W okolicy
Wicker Park obrana zostala pred
wczoraj kr6lows karnawalu jesienne-
60 " Peoria.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-22
Brak Viadomosci I pod Mukdenu.
Port Artura jeszcze sic trzyna.
KORONACYA sP0LNIKA KR0LOB0JC0W.
Marynarze amerykahscy strzega bezpieczefistwa
okretu "Lena'.


sic mp. felczerstwem lub krawiec-
TWEEN. Wolno i'm tylko bylo m!e-
szkac. Poniewaz wszystko inne
bylo i'm zabronione, wiec ME mie-
Ii takze prawa najmowac mlesz-
kama, musieli mice swoje Wlasne
domostwo, a poniewaz ME mogli
go kupic, przeto w gruncle RE
czy ME byli w stanie legalnie ko-
rzystac tego, do czego przeplsy
ich uprawnialy. Wprawdzie pry-
watne uklady czynownikami u
suwaly wszystkie tie trudnosci |
wiele innych, przez co nieraz zna-
cznie rozszerzano granice ustaw
zydach, zawsze jednak wynlka-
ly stad dla izraelitow liczne ME
przyjemnoSci, koszta zawady.
Otoz terazniejszy wykaz orzek},
re gdzie gdzie zydom wolno mie-
szkac, tam wolno i'm najmowac
mieszkania, trudnic sic handlem
i rzemios1em, albo sluzyc. Tylko
ieszcze ziemi ME wolno i'm naby-
wac, ale juz dzierzawic moga.
TAX znaczne ulgi, przyznane
zzydom, albo poprzedzaja zableg1
rzadu nova wojenna pozyczke
zagranica, albo So nastepstwem
juz przyjetych przez Rad warun-
kow, pod ktorym moze otrzymac
pozyczke. Zapewniaja ma g1e1'
dach, zwiaszcza ma berlinskleJ, ze
chodzi tyrn razem o 800 milionow
marek, ktorych maja dostarczyc
kapitaEsci niennieccy. Trzeba to
uwazat "a dowod, re w Peters
burgu jeszcze sic ME zniecheco-
no do wojny.
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Sedalia, Mo, 22go wrzesnia.

Sedalia, Mo-, o2go wrzesnia. =
M}ody cziowiek Charles Bliss
staral sic naprozno reke mlodej
wdowy, zaproponowai jej przeto
gre w karty. Jezeli on przegra,
odbierze sobie zycie, jezei ona
przegra, zostanie jego zona. Bills
sowi szczescie ME pos}uzylo. Po-
zegnai wdowe zapewmeniem, re
s1owa dotrzyma. Wdowa sqdz1la,
re Bliss zartuje, on tymczasem
spotkal przyjaciela, pill MIN ra-
zem i pomieszawszy karbol pi-
wen, zazyl trucizny. Wkrotce
potem umarl.
New York, 22go wrzesnia. =
w stowarzyszeniu sztukatorow
wybuchl bunt. 400 rzemieslnikow
wystapi}o ze stowarzyszenia, u
tworzy}o nova unie powroci}o
do piracy, lekcewazac powolanie
do strajku re strony zarzadu Or
ganizacyi.
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Me dostai rozwodu.

Miody obywatel masej miesci-
ny W Iowa, Perry C.Murry wy
krad, mloda piekna farmerke z
pobiskiej wioski, uciekf mia do
Chicago i tn pozenili sic i krotko
potem poroznili ma dobre. On
chciaf bywac w teatrze a ona pu-
rytanka uwazaia teatr "a przyby-
tex zlego ducha. On lubii cygara
i zoity nektar z jeczmienla i tax
upadaf W jej oczach coraz to nj
zej. Me mog}a sig zgodzic ma je-
go pogla dy / w,n i o :
la S k arge o rozwod.
Wczoraj sedzia Dunno po pre-
sluchaniu skargi odmowif rozwo-
du, twierdzac, re roznienie sic
pogladow ma zycie, farmerslich z
wielkomiejskimi ME usprawiedli-
wiaja udzielenia rozwodu. Radzif
farmarce zgodzit sic ina zapatry-
wanna mezowskie ma porzadny
teatr, dobre cygara umiarkowa-
na ilosc dobrego piwa.
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Czterolisc koniczyny.

Sa ludzie wierzacy, ze znalezie-
ME czterolistnej galazki koniczy-
nv lest znakiem szczescia. Vie
rzyla w ten omen szczescia takze
mala Lille Peterson, P. n. 7544
Dobson avenue. Pred tygodniem
poszla do parku Jacksona dla od-
szukania czarodziejskiej ga1azhi.
.Znalazla ia wreszcie zerwawszy
wydaIa okrzyk radosci boo ME
NAL w tenn samem miejscu lezaiy
try zlociste pierscienle promie-
niejace dwoma dyamentami i a.
metystem najczystszej wody.
Rozpromienione dziewcze pobie-
glo CO tchu do domu skarb zna-
leziony przy czterolistnej koni-
czynie odda}o matce.
Tego samego dnia poszukwaz
Ia "a owym talizmanem szczescia
takze panna Eta B. Smith, mie-
szkajaca P. n. 4SI3 Champlain
avenue. Dorosla panna jednak
innem marzy1a szczesciu szuka-
jac tajemnlczej galazki, niz maia
Lille. Me div wiec re zatopio-
ma w sercowych medytacyach
zdjeia pierscionki brylantowe i
poaozyla przy grudce ziemi ktora
odnalese przeoie tax latwo. Wpa-