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The Marshall republican., 1907-01-11
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when they give you n mask nj n
hail they also give you tho key 20 all
manner Of folly and imrudencc. Even
utnuld people become witty. and the
witty become cnrtcsrnndingly DARING
For all knew. the Blnc Domino NJ
my side mlRht he Jones wife. or
firown'R ar Smiths. ar evcn Green's:
hut 80 long M was not certain. II
mnttercd moi In what direction my
whimsical fancy took mo ~ IN true
that ordinarily Jones and Rrown and
smith and Green do not receive In
yiiRiions 10 attend m%aH1ueradea NJ
fashionable hunt clubs: hut some
how they seem Ia worry along with
out these ednlvochl honnrs. and pros
per. SIN. there ARE persons In tho
swim named Iohncs and Smytho aud
Browne and Greene. Pardon this
parenthCsis'i
As I recollected the manner In
which had Relfinvited the pleasure
~ my company Ia this carnival NJ
the nlankshire Hunt club. smiled
behind my mask, Nerves. | ought 10
HNfN " IN'NfNN'NN w hNNHNNh w
stead ~ an automobile agent. nui
The whole AFFAIR appealed Ia me ~
strongly could not resist n. was
irawn into the iangle by the very fas
cination of the scheme. was an
inicTlorer. hut nobody knew II Thu
ten OF hearts In my pocket did not
match the backs OF those cards rogn
'arly issued Glut what of that? Every
me vas ignorant of the fact war
40 lpsLln' aud - thas rvaa roma"
TIC IN my system IN aroused inere
arc always some guests who cannot
avail themselves OF their invitations;
and upon this vague chance ! had
staked my play. Besides. was dc
termined 10 disappear before the
hour of unmasklRg. | wasn't coins
to take any unnecessary risks,
was, then. fairly ocure under my Ca
puchin's robe,
out of my mind slipped the previous
adventures OF the evening. | forgot
temporarily, the beautiful unknown al
Mouquin's. I forgot the sardoniclippe'
stranger | had met In Friard's. ] Tor
got everything save the little tickle
that had accidentally slipped into m!
package, and which announced tina
some n had rented a blue domino
And here was a Blue Domino at m
side. Just simply dying To haveF m
talk to herl
IL am madly In love with you
began. II have followed you often;
have seen you In your box at the ~
era; I have @ you whirl up FIT
avenue in your Bns barouche; an
here at last | meet you." | claspc
my hands passionately.
"My beautiful barouchel My DO
at the operai" the girl mimicke'
what a cheerful Ananias o are!
"Thou art the most enchantin
creature In all the universe. Thou a
even a turquoise. a patch OF radiaI
summer sky. eyes Of sapphire. lips
Archaic. very archaic she int
rupted.
~"DisiIiusioned in ten seconds"
cried. dismally, slow could your
She laughed.
.Haye you no romancef Can "
not see the fitness of thlngsy II "
have not a box at the opera, "
ought at least TO make believe "
y have. History walks about vi, q,
4 You call the old style srchaicl tn
n hurtki"b
rMethinks, Sir Monk"
sThere! That's more like It.
my haldiom, that's the stylei"
III "Odds bodkin. yon dou't tell me
Thar wax. 4 scccud r1pple q lausst
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-11

W. G.. Lynch, vino has 'cn
prosecuting attorney al Sa-
line county for four years and
has Just been succeeded by
Joshua Birbrc, has moved to
Scdalia Ia make that his home
in the future.
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-11
A Paying Move

Louis Void, who has been
conducting IA confectionery On
West North street, opposite
the New York Racket store,
left Christmas night for parts
unknown, saying he intended
going to New York. Before
leaving he sold his business
To Robert Dickerson for II
small consideration. Nearly
all Marshall firms are be-
moaning Mr.. Wold's depar-
ture, because he WAS an un-
usually good customer ior
most of them during Decem-
Der. He bought goods ol
Ievery imaginable description
II is estimated that he hao
$500 worth of goods charge,
to him during December tina
will be IA total loss to ouI
merchants. Mr.. Dickersor
saws Wold left with $500 casi
in his pocket. He is II broth
of Jake Kret, VIII
has Just moved to Philadel
phia and it is supposed he i
there also. There are n
steps being taken to prescott
him.
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-11

my nos,''s rI" -. .,aoa
asheu ,or aas ,nrtns
un"ee'ueu =" -, .,rh, ~,
,n's sp''s 80 ~ as,a.
me ne su,i.,s sI.
zen ss'a Wv. ,nn a.,.na.s Al ,his
sppeaIeu W. ,,aa.ta1... A. ,ata
was n,snne"nH a., "a
sVa'eu my 60 -. a. -
s"an'"eu - ~,
uo'ne -, ~ -. = =,
inv .saua.aa a. a.
one -. ..,.s -.
HS
,ne s's''vn "u., u. A.. ...
a.
-. a., -
maue w "" "o"" -
ire WV nan Ntu ''uun" ~
co"nihe ~ ''om " Nv !
=. ~
o'u
un WIZ
~" ,.u @.
"s .yaau" ~ s.,o. 90 an.
ssteu.,t sn,", H. ,onna ac'
sa-mmnda,,on dros.od .ome,Imea
,snshIng somo,Imo. whI,,iIng acme.
,,mss s,andIny mo~,,onIo.. In doubt.
mr., 4, yas a,i. ,arL ,hn,yh,
-, Tho ,,,, ,n vo,o,in.s. how much
ha,,ar q, ao,,ia haya ho.n IA sn.nd Inc
eveniny with nor exchanging badinage.
and Iookiny into each others eyes,
pahaw, 4 covercd my face with
,h. yray mnaL ana d.ac,nded IN I'M,
street.
TIL ,ro,,ov ra, within two miles Of
en-. HIM, cinb Tn. err xas W
win masouornders and for tho nr.t
,,mo .,,c, I a,.r,cd out I f.l, comfort.
allie. Eyorybody laughed and talked.
tbourb nobody knew who HIS nelghbor
was. I sat I'm a corner. silent and mo
,Ionless as n sphinx. Once n pair of
blue slippers attracted my eye. aud
again the fash Of a lovely arm. A. tho
end OF the trolley line was n carrynIl
which was 90 convey Ms To tho club.
We not into the conveyance. noisIly and
good. humoredly, The exclamationH OF
the women were amusing.
Good gracious"
elan, 4, fu,,"
.Ya,.,,," Ara ,u TIM, I, mus,
49, No., nny.,,y for acme M ,heee
IN ac, naturally for once. Nothing lasts
so Ionr as tho natural instinct for play /:
a,d wa .,waya and ourselves coming
hacL an h,
standing some hundred Yards back
,,o,n ma. rad was The famous Holly,
wood inn. run by the genial Moriarlty.
Sometime he memhers az the Hun,
c,,h mn, nm, ,h.ro for tho night when
~. was 10 n. n r,n he followlnp
morning. IL was open all the year
round.
No. made IN. e,,h M s,ac,,v IN. 40
u.r,una w.n, wi,hr ma doubtless A.
1880 .ra.s .oia. ,n ,,a, savod m,
49, ,,,a. A. s,ir,,s ros,
asn,oa Tsddy uam,i,on nj m,
so.r 80 was ON The committed AM
49, IN n,.in %ayen,ng clothes \, wa,
good 10 see n familiar face. Shout
darsd toward him ana nassed out m,
ten dollars.
"Hello. Teddy. my son!" I cried GU
,oyia,ly
"usllo,"-grinning. Teddy though
80 na Lnaw. well. so 1
.s .wha,.s your cardY" he cried, a
dressed by him.
.The ten OF hearts"
.erbe ten of hearts" repeated TeddI
N a man who was keeping tally on
biz cardboard.
This sight did not reassure me. J
they were Keeping tally OF all the card
.presented at the door. they would 500
and out that there we're 100 many zen
of hearts. too many by mel Wen .
any rate. had for the uime being 9
capped detectioni now Tor ne Jun
1t would be sport'royal while ns >
ed. What a taie 10 give ,o.n
club Of a Sunday nisht' a,
the way TO the ha'l room. aan
pensed with DIN up 10 .n. aa'
. AIr Ala UNA IA HGnnlnt OH
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-27
CONGRESSMAN WILL
BRING DAUGHTERS

In recent adviccs received by Sccrc
tnry Atkinson from Secretary McClel
ian. the latter states that the Territory
may expect n good representative party
being made up wholly of committeeman
directly concerned with Hawaiian leg
islation.
Mcclellan also states that there IL
another probable party Of four or five
members of Congress who will visit
the islands early In June, but will come
at their own expense.
-Four of the members" Mcclellan
writes, made special request that they
be permitted each to bring daughter
with them. and Mr.. Hatch and both
concluded II was best To extend that
privilege. We would have preferred
TO have had more of the space occupied
by members, bat under all circum.
stances we could not well do other
wise than to permit them to come,
since the member In each case paya
for his daughters transportation"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-27

low for the construction Of anything
except barely passable road.
IL understand that the county has
had under consideration the construc.
ton OF road around the island, and q
portion, at least, of this road would
be over the line which now propose
building have thought, therefore,
that the county has an interest in the
extension of the road to Makapuu, and
such being the case, that they might
be willing to aid with few teams and
such implements as were not In use.
IL therefore present the matter for
your consideration and would be thank
ful for an early reply.
Very respectfully,
&C. w. OTWELI."
The Pawaa Improvement Club wrot'
asking that the Aloha lane extension
be fixed up. Residents of Kaneoht
wanted the Haiku road repaired. Al
these matters were referred to the Roa,
Committee.
Dwight reported on his trip of in
spection of the island roads. Repair
were needed on the stretch between
Waimea and Waialee, at Kaluanu an,
at Heeia-kea. as well as on the Kane
ohe and Waialua bridges. Work on tn
former bridge will begin Immediately
kcaloha wanted To reduce the salar
Of Road OvcrSCer Peck of Koolaupokc
but the suggestion met with no favor
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-27
u u
YACHT CRUISE

This afternoon is the opening of
the yachting season and all the men,
hers of the hub will take part in the
cruise to Waianae. From the looks
of things this morning there will not
he very much wind but with as big n
crowd as is going there will be good
time even II 1t is drifting match to
the destination.
The La Paloma, Helene, Kapolei,
Gladys, Kamehameha, Hawaii, Spray.
lulumanu and Sam Parkers new
launch will compose the fleet. II
there is no wind this afternoon a
start will be made early tomorrow
from the Oceanic dock.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-27

The changes In the baseball rules
this year amounted to little or nothing
Here are the most important of them:
A rule to prevent any other player
than the pitcher from soiling new
ball. The pitcher can moisten the COW
sr, but If any other player does this he
is subject to a fine of s..
That If a pitched ball strike In front
OF the plate and bounce fair at a
height at which It could be hit by the
batsman, II he cared to do so, It is Ia
be called o ball.
That a batsman cannot change po-
sltion from one side of the plate to the
other while the pitcher is getting ready
10 pitch on penalty of being called out.
That "A batsman becomes baserun-
ner II the catcher interfercs with the
pitched ball.
That baserunner from third base 10
the plate shall he called out II bats.
man Interfere with the catcher.
That one baserunner who passes an.
other while running passes shall be
called out.
No batsman shall bo given base hi
II he Is called out after being hit bS
a batted ball that he hits himself.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-27
CENTRAL UNION CHURCH

Rev. J. Walter Sylvester, ID. D.,
pastor. Rev. W. ID. Westervelt will
preach both morning and evening
The musical program is as follows:
II n. m. Anthem by the choir.
Blessed BE the Name OF the Lord -
Ivy Gadsby. Onertory solo by Mrs.
Mackall, The Plains Of Peace" by
barnard.
1880 y. m. Anthem by the choir,
20 BE joyful in the Lord" by Buck.
OTertory selection, ladies trio, "Twi-
light" by Abt. A cordial invitation
H. extended to all.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-27

Joy viii
Make Good

Barney JOY is homesick but he has
no thought of breaking his contract
with the San Francisco bell team.
such is the report brought by the
steamship Alameda this morning.
one of the boys who returned said IN
regard to Barney:
The big boy has been quite sick
and he is homesick all right, but he
will make good without doubt II he
stays with the team. All of his team
mates speak highly of his work In
practice and all are sure that he will
make good when put in the box. He
has already done some great work In
practice games and II has been dill
cult for Long to find man to catch
him. lie has found the groove to the
rlate all right and he can put them
over.
THE boys who are knocking Bar
rey I'm Frisco are the boys who have
gone up from the Island shore and
no should have stood by him. But
no: they are telling all kinds Of tales
about his going to the bad and they
say he has cold feet and the like.
But you don't hear the Frisco boys
doing that.
Barney is homesick. He stood
the other day at the dock when the
Alameda was about TO leave and he
had tears in his eyes. i want to 60
home but | can't he said, and he
meant It.. But he has the grit to
stick to 1t and try and make good.
"Dick Sullivan is the boy who has
gone bad. saw him the other night
out at Dreamland pavilion and he
certainly was on the bum. He and
rnother man who was as bad rs Dick
were hooted out of the ring almost
II was certainly a bum exhibition
Dick lost the decision and he should
have lost 1t as well rs the other fel'
low. They We're hooted and they de
| served IL ="
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-27
n
y SPORTS
-&E

,,,,, A., 80
. .,, '. a., ,,,,,,,,,os
''o"' w
..,,t, q,
ofu"e e ..,s,, ", u.s,h,. e.ht
n"' iN"ie' an" o,nrIa,
w" W, >, - ,a,,ana a.
:" LIS >ne -.
"oushhu's 'ha' " VIII n''e' '"N"
" prieh'
r m ,. ,t,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-27
SPORTING NOTES

Lonsboat, the Canadian Indian
runner, won the 25-mile Marathon
! ace from Natick to Boston, which IL
held on Lexington Day, April 10, ev-
cry year under the auspices OF the
Eoston Athletic Association. He made
the distance In 2 hours p minutes
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-27
Auction Sale
ON TUESDAY, APRIL 80,
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON,

at my salesroom. Sj7 KaahumaDu st.
will sell at public auction by or
der of the treasurer, Mr.. J. Water
house, the following
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-27
DIED..

GUERRERO-At Kapahulu, Waikiki.
Apr. 20, u. l.. Guerrero, a native of
Guam, age 81 years.
Mr.. Guerrero was for many years
chief steward Of the Kinau. He leaves
q wife, daughter and adopted daughter
and SON
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-27
final ACTION ON
|AUKEA NATTER
Supervisors. Roast Him
But Do Nothing
Further

The meeting of the Board OF Super.
visors last night was remarkable by It's
Quietness. Estimate were decided on
without the slightest kick and even
the police committees resolution cen
surirJ Iaukea passed without n muir
muir. This was the most important
feature of the meeting. II was intro
duced by Dwight and seconded, oddly
, enough, by Fern. II read as follows:
Whereas, 1t appears that eleven pris-
oners arrested by the County Sheriff
on bench warrants. issued by the Cir
suit Court o. the First Circuit of the
Territory of Hawaii, were on the 18th
day of March, 1907. left unguarded
by said Sheriff for the space of two
hours In the court room of said court,
presided over by the Honorable w. J.
Robinson: and
Whereas. II was by law the duty OF
said Sheriff of the County of Oahu to
guard and safely keep such prisoners;
and
Whereas, After the attention of said
County Sheriff had been WI to such
unguarded condition of the prisoners
and request made OF him by the
court. through its bailiff, to provide
proper custody for the prisoners, he
neglected and refused to send an officer
or to provide such custody: and
Whereas, The reason, given by said
County Sheriff, for so leaving said
prisoners unguarded, that he under
stood the High Sheriff would take
measures to safely keep the prisoners,
Is an insufficient excuse; and
Whereas, the action of said County
Sheriff In the matter was careless and
negligent: and
Whereas. Said County Sheriff there
In failed and neglected to perform =
duty imposed upon him by law; but
Whereas, The special committee APP
pointed to investigate this matter does
not find that said County Sheriff will
fully intended to neglect or refuse t.
perform the duty imposed on him by
law.
Now therefore, Be 1t Resolved, That
no further action In the premises be
now taken by the Board of SuporviH.
ors; and further
BE 1t Resolved, That the Board Of
Supervisors believe that said County
Sheriff deserves grave censurc for his
negligence and dereliction of duty In
leaving, on the 18th day OF March, 1907,
In the court presided over by the lion.
orablc w. j. Robinson, Third Judge OF
the Circuit Court of the First Circuit,
said prisoners without guards or cun
todians,
8. c. DWIGHT
Captain Orwell wrote as follows:
Il propose next week to start con-
struCtion OF "A lighthouse at Makapuu
Point. Before any operations can DO
taken up at the light itself II will be
necessary to construct road passabls
Tor wagons to Makapuu Point.
After looking over the ground, l
have decided that the most feasible
route Is by way of Koko Head. ! will
place party In the field next week
to begin the construction of this road
II is possible now to drive short dis.
lance beyond Kuapa pond, and to reach
Makapuu Point the construction OF
about three miles of road will be neces'
sary.
1T was estimated that $4,000 would
establish communication with Maka.
pun, but ! consider this estimate too
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-27
$4,000 reward

The President Of the Board Of
Health will personally and unofficial.
ly pay reward Of twenty-five Dol
lars for a positively certified and
demonstrated cure of leprosy by any
treatment, by any person within the
Hawaiian Islands and if adequate ev-
idence and such cured leper be pro.
duced by a member of this or any
preceding Legislature the reward
will be made Fifty Dollars.
The President Of the Board regrets
his means do not permit the tender
CT q much greater reward.
3677-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-27
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Tho following Is the standing OF the
clubs in the Pacific Coast League on
April 20, the date of the last files from
San Francisco:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-27
Certificates Of Sticks
IN THE
Nahiku Sugar Co., Ltd.

unless the firth assessment now de-
linqucnt, with interest and advcrtis-
ing expenses, Is paid on or before
that date and order of sale. at the
Office of Alexander & Baldwin, Linn
tied. Stangcnwald building. Homo
lulu:
Certificate No. 500 J. II. Callag-
han. for 80 shares.
Certificate No. 422, J. n. Kanaulu,
for 10 shares.
Certificate No. 1876, Frank NJ. Or
mond, for 20 shares.
J. WATERHOUSE,
Treasurer Nahiku Sugar Co, Ltd.
Honolulu, April 3, 1907.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-19

"a MIA, to czy6 dobrze dru-
GIN i W ten spos6b splac
zaciagniety dug.
O lie moznosci obchodz
sic bez dobrodziejstw i przy~
slug drugich, zeby uniknac
zaciagania d}ugu wdziecznos'
ci, ale je6lis 90 zaciagna} to
sp}ac go jaknajpredzej, by5
ME zasluzy} ma naive NEW
dziecznika.
/ Tylko Bogu i rodzicom
nigdy sic ME wyp}acisz "a
dobrodziejstwa, jake cd
Mich o~trzyma}e6, ola tego
zyj talk i tax postepuj by6
bro6 Boze ME zosta} NEW
dziecznikiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-19

w Chicago pred paru ty-
godniami nareszcie zazada}
ks. arcybiskup Quigley cd
ks. . proboszcz6w polskich,
ably rzucili swe glossy ma
kandydata ma. biskupa SUI
fragana. Kandydat6w pono
by1o czterach: Prev. ks. st.
Nawrocki, Prev. ks. FIR.
LANCE, ks. P. P. Rhode i ks.
K. Sztuczko; kto najwiecej
g1os6w otrzyma}, ME wolno
nam wiedziec; kto bedzie BIZ
skupem sufraganem, tez jest
%tajemnica, faktem atoli JEST
lie cos W tym wzgledzie zro-
biono. Cieszy mas to ME-
zmiernie juz cho6by 2 tego
ze6my zawsze twier-
|dzili, il W Chicago bedzie
pierwszy polski biskup. Win
szujemy wiel. ksiezom nomi-
natom i zyczymy, ably jak
najrychlej jeden z mich sta]
sic rzeczywistym biskupem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-19
UCzmy dziecl nasze czytat
pisac / movie pc polsku !
TO 0~0
- y -

Prey. ko6cu tego miesiaca
odbedzie sig sejm Zwiazku
Narodowego Polskiego W Bal"
timore, Md. Organ z. N. o.
g}as2a cd kilku miesiecy
korespondencye roznych
grup to W sprawie podatku
s~topniowego, to zn6w o dzien-
niku' zwiazkowym, o kt6ry
tax bardzo chodzi panom
libera}om u z}obu zwiazko-
wego. Korespondencye pre-
ciwne podatkowi stopniowe-
:mu,"-a szczeg6lnie pre-
ciwne dziennikowi zwiazko-
wemu - wedruja do kosza,
korespondentom za@ dostaje
sic "a ich smia}os6 odprawa
kr6tka ale cierpka, DO p.
redak,or ,,Zgody" wzdycha
do dziennika, jak kot do
szper ii. Raj JUL grupy zwiaz-
kowe %g}osowaly: czy ma bye
dziennik zwiazkowy, czy ME,
- wiekszosc :wtenczas by1a
przeciwna dziennikowi, lecz
ma sejmie ktowie jak bedzie.
Ma sejmie ME beda wszyst-
kie grupy mia}y w1asnych
delegatow, to mole panow1e
liberali swego dokaza. Q lie
my %rozumiemy, ,,Zgoda" 20.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-19
lem zdania rae hunku sumie-
MIA z swych niecnych postep-
k6w.
Ola czeg0 W Europe by1y
take uleWy tegO rOku?

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take uleWy tegO r0ku?
Jeden z niemieckich ba-
daczy temperatury powietrza
o%dp0wiada ma to pytanie,
jak nastepuje: W pierszych
dniach maja temperature,
dzieki jej pooddz.ela1y sic
ogromne CORY lodowe cd pol
nocnych brzeg6w Islandyii
Grenlandyi i porwane pra-
dem, pop}yne}y ma NORA
niemieckie i "a Atlantyk,
ku brzegom Europy, a ME
Ameryki. Juz W po1owie
czerwca nadchodzi1y do stat
k6w kupieckich, 1owiacych
ryby ma p6}nocy, wiadomos,
ci, re ogromne CORY lodowe
ciagna z p6}nocy ma po}udo
ME. P{ywajace pc Oceanic
Atlantyckim olbrzymie CORY
lodu W miesiacu czerwcu
zuzy}y ma swe stajanie
ogromne masy ciep1a, kt6re
zabiera}y ME lyle z woody,
co z %p9wietrza. To tez tabli-
ce meteorologiczne notowa-
~ stale niska temperature W
Anglii cd czasu pojawienia
sic owych lodowych g6r.
Ow6z to nag}e oziebienie po-
wietrza W ca}ej zachodniej
Europe pociagne}o "a SODA
wydzielenie sic z niego ma
sy w;lg0ci W MEM zawartej,
wiadomo kowiem, il powie-
trze, i'm jest cieplejsze, tenn
wiecej jest W stanie parry
wodnej udzwignaf,' i'm za5
jest zimniejsze, tenn
mniej. Oziebione przez taja-
ME g6r lodowych, wydzieli-
10 re siebie Gala mase viii.
goci i wywo}o}o to ulewy,
kt6re tax strasznie daily sic
we znaki W lipcu. Mniema-
ME, re zblizenje sic Marsa
do ziemi by1o powodem tych
deszcz6w, jest nied0rzecznos-
cia, DO przeciez ziemia, OBJ
racajac sic oko}o swej osi,
49, przez dwanascie godzin
poddaje Europe dzia}aniu
Marsa, a przez drugie diva
naScie Ameryke, rymczasem
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LAZY deszcze, a Ameryce
panowa}y upa}y i posucha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-19
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