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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-10
INSURGENTS BUSY
OKLAHOMA REPUBLICANS MAY
NOT ENDORSE TAFT.

Oklahoma City, Okla, March 10
Efforts TO prevent the Endorsement
Of Taft and to Gust Charles Hunter
from the chairmanshiD Of the state
committee VIII probably be made By
the insurgents" in the Republican
State Convention, TO be held here to
morrow. Many Of the $40 delegates
to the convention have already ar
rived and ell sorts OF rumors are
anoat today az 90 the action to be
taken by the convention. The Taft
supporters are determined to leave
no stone unturned TO commit Okla
bona definitely to the support OF
the OhioanB presidential boom.
while the insurgents" will Rght for
an uninstrueted delegation TO Chi
cago
The Taft adherents declare that
they are In entire control of the sit
ustion and that the action OF the
Republican State Committee and tho
Republican legislative caucus IN in
dorsing Taft Will be ratified. Con
siderable local interest attaches %
the attempt to dislodEs Chairman
Hunter. who IL the leader Of the
Taft boomers IL Oklahoma The
convention will have the power to
elect q new state chairman. n 81 de-
sires to do 90. although change in
the chsirnFanship was Rot ipoludsd
In the call.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-10
E. H. EASLEY, General Agent,

mill. and within about twelve feet
from this mill was double one
story house. a gate between this and
the mill house. This little house
had two rooms about ten feet
square and was used for guard
house in which TO incarcerate the
unruly about the hospital. This
guard house. as II was called. was
build on the wall OF the dock about
half its length, the other half was
built beyond the end OF the dock
next to the mill adjoining the gate.
Now. back OF Concord street I'm
this high plank fence there was n
door about ten feet from Concord
street, and the company that guardi
ed the hospital had 10 go in and out
through this door as well as the
hospital people and people visiting
the same. The company that guard
cd the hospital grounds was station.
ed In a yard outside of the hospital
yard. back OF this hish plank fence
There was no guard kept on this
side except at night. when there
was guard along this high plank
fence. running west $50 feet to tho
corner whore the little building. we
Will call the failure building" was
located. From this building across
the yard west was another heat of
about the same distance. and from
this point west, north and in front
or the guard house to the end of
the mill was another beat.
The door in this high plank fence
was the place | planned to make my
exit The company that guarded us.
as have already stateI. was sta
toned on the outside of this plank
fence, and they would pass in and
out at all hours, aud this passing
was SO common and frequent. that
the guard at the door. would scarce
ly observe or notice who were pass
Ing In or out.
My plan was to dress exactly as
the guards were dressed. and TO 20
out through the door I'm this high
plank fence. The door was probab-
~ ten TO twelve feet from the hos.
pital porch, and the guard has his
beat OF about sixty feet to tramp.
We proposed stepping through about
the time the guard was at the farth
est point from us; SO we went to
work to procure our suits. az it was
only few days until we were ready
and so sure that we would be sue
cessful, and so anxious that we for
got all about the roll-call and had
but the one idea and that was max
Ing tracks towards Green and Sara
toga streets long before roll-call.
We dressed ourselves like guards
and then stepped pace and took
look at each other to see just how
much each thought the other to look
Ike yankee. Over our uniforms
OF blue we slipped linen buster.
until we struck the lower floor.
where we threw off our busters and
stepped out in full yankee unlf)tm
among our brethren, we we're the
same color.
CONTINUED tomorrow
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-10
To
MOTHERS
'RACE SUICIDE" VIEWS OF THE
PRESIDENT ELABORATED BE
FORE THE CONFERENCE
MRS. Il. T.. RUCKER OF WEIGH
. A DELEGATE.

Washington. March 1O.-wlth a
brief address by President Roose-
welt, in which he elaborated his
well known views on race suicide"
and the duties of motherhood. the
FIRST international conference for
the welfare OF the child was opened
today under the auspices OF the Ma
tional Mothers congress. The in
augural session was held in the
white house. Delegates from all
over the world were in attendance.
This is the first international con
gress of mothers to be held in Amer
lea and President Roosevelt has
done everything in his power to
make It a success. All Of the ma
chinery Of the secretary Of state has
been placed at the disposal OF the
congress, with the result that forty
eight countries TO which the United
States has diplomatic representation
are actively interested Mrs. Fred
erick SGhon, or Philadelphia, is
president Of the congress and will
preside at the sessions, which will
continue until next Tuesday Many
famous names appear on the list OF
official delegates appointed by the
governors OF all the states, includ-
ing Mrs Grover Cleveland. who is
a New Jersey representative.
The convention marks a notable
precedent. inasmuch as this Is the
first time that any body Of women
has held a session in the white
house.
The United states Sc officially rep
resented by Elmer Ellsworth Brown
appointed by President Roosevelt.
and nearly every state IS represent
ed By a delegate appointed by It's
governor.
Mrs. Edgar p. Rucker. Of WEIGH.
is delegate by appointment Of Gov.
Dawson
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-10
"CLANsMAN" CAVALRY TROOP.

The Clansman's" troop of train.
ed cavalry horses will be an inter
esting feature of the play on Mon
day, March 16. at the Opera House
The horses are riden across the stage
at full gallop in the third act by the
armed and habited members of the
Ku Klux Khan. Two of the animals
were formerly the stars of the char
lot race in ben Hur."
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-10

successful drama. whatheR. this be
'ssseSer moi. -it is the most i1opular
play now before the pubic. and 81
has won a success unprecedented in
the history OF American theatricals.
Its return visits this season have
boon marked by an enthusiasm FAR
greater than aroused by the play
during its nrst two seasons. This
stirring drama of reconstruction
days will pay a farewell engagement
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-10
MANITOBA EXPOSITION.

Brandon. Man, March 10 Hun.
dreds Of farmers and their wives
from al over Manitoba and saekat.
chewsn attended the opening today
Of the Brandon winter live stock
and agricultural fair in the magnif-
cient exposition building just com.
pleted here at cost Of $4,000.
Conventions will be held by various
breeders associations Of The pro-
vince during the next four days.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-10
THIRD TERM FOR TEDDY.
Lincoln Republicans Declare foI
Roosevelt First, Last and All
tho Time.

Omaha, Neb., Mar, 10.--"A third
term for Roosevelt" is the slogan OF
many of the delegates who arrived
In Omaha today for the Republican
State Convention to be held tomor-
row. Under the primary rule, the
Republican voters OF Lancaster
county. in which Lincoln is located,
have sent delegates pledged TO work
for Roosevelt. FIRST. last and all the
time. and similar sentiment are ex-
pressed by delegates from several
other counties.
The Republican State Committee
has declared for Taft. and Il IL like.
~ that he will receive the endorse
ment of the convention, but an inter
esting situation may arise as re-
suit of the conflict between Taft
and Roosevelt forces.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-10
FOREIGN BEANS FOR BOSTON

Boston, Mar DOWNS 70 the
shortage in the California crop Of
beans, Boston commission men have
found II necessary to seek their sup.
ply Of the Hub favorite diet abroad
One cargo OF beans has already ar
rived from Marseilles and heavy or
ders have been placed for more. The
foreign beans cost q tribe more than
the Amerlcan-grow article.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-10

at the Elk's Opera House on Mon
day. March l6. and as il will be
years and years before IL will come
this way again every lover OF good
entertainment will seize this OPP
portuRity TO see Il.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-10
HANDs AcROss THE pAcIEIC

New York. Mar. Hands across
The Pacific Caucasian and Japan
csc hands will be clasped in a spir-
it OF fellowship and good will at
The annual banquet tonight Of the
Japan Society OF New York. Baron
Kogoro Takahira. the new japanese
ambassador, will be the guest OF
honor
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-10
IHEkIRIGAL NOTES

TRrUMPHED SOUTH AND NORTH.
play that has triumphed both
south and north is surely entitled
to be looked upon as great Ameri-
can drama, Many say that "fhe
Cfansman" is the great American
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-10

TO TAKE UP LIABILITY BILL.
Washington. Mar 10.-Tho house
committee on the judiciary will To.
morrow take up the employers +
ability bill for final disposition
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-10

composite elixir of mirth and
melody improving upon the theme
aid scope of The Wizard of o."
Babes in Toyland," Beauty and
the Beast" etc.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-10

SPECIAL NOTICE-ON ACCOUNT
or THE ENORMOUS SUCCESS OF
THE CLANSMAN's TRIUMPHAL
FAREWELL TOUR, PATRONS
WILL FIND 1T TO THEIR INTER
EST TO SECURE TICKETS WELL
IN ADVANCE. FREE LIST ALSO
LUTEIY SUSPENDED.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-10

A series of beautiful scenes and
pictures Introducing the wonders
ofstage craft. A host of pretty girls
W brilliant costumes. charming
ehoruses, dainty dances and
half dozen really funny
comedians. Everything essential for
an up-to-date, double distilled, -cy-
clonic success.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-10

IN ROUNDs"-TIsrry Knapp in
Philadelphia Enquirer
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-10

Prices $50, 100 IS, so, 2s
SEATS ON SALE FRIDAY. MARCH Is.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-23

Take yppr prescriptions 10 Hs,rs
O. RaAs Rr1g StesA 5xte
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-23

his statement rs respondent to the
courts summons he had acted under
advise Of counsel, but now that this
matter was settled ne felt at liberty
to return a personal apology to the
court.
In q most gentlemaBly and pleas
ling manner Mr.. Rely reiracted HIS
Statements. which nerited the con.
tempt proceedings, and Judge Wad'
dill. replyi6g. not only accepted MI
RieIy's, apology, but com2iimented
him upon his conduct before the
cnur; prior to the occurrence, and
even stated that it had always beer;
la pleasure to deal with him as an
attorney.
yndgc Waddiil characterized his 20
sifion In rendering his verdict as
|',sriBdiag." and bis duty as most ua
pleasant. The court seemed hisnD
pleased at the position Mr. Riely HAD
taken In the matter. aDc the incident
ENDED happily. A minute later. Of bis
|own yoiition. Judge Waddiii stated
|tha, while he knew Mr.. Rieiys per
soma! apology had been made viii
no such intention, he would giadis
take the matter of fine under cons'c
Grafton and. " u could properly %
done. he would reduce the tine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-23

BALTIMORE, MD., Sept. q
unchanged.
WHEAT--very dull: spot contract
1929 a y; do 2 Red Western le4A
a 1915; Southern on grade 109A a
103.
CORN-dull; spot mixed -; No.
White Corn 50 a 81.
OATS-easier: No. 2 mixed 5: a "
RYE-frm; No. 2 Western Export
So S3k.
BUTTER-quiet; fancy imitation
20 a 81. do creamery Is Y; de-
ladIe 20: store packed Is.
EGGS-quiet. q a "a.
CHEESE-quiet; new large 1919
do fats Isk: do small 1874.
SUGAR-unchanged; coarse granu
lated $50; fne $40.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-23

should form the aucitus y" s0
team Of dis; anec mcb.
The best that Harvard had, tnci"d'
ling NJ. 8. Crosby. have graduated
while the smaller colleges are Jack
ing in distance men. Both IN tI.'s
event and the half mile the SsuIt
hinges a good deal on whether C. H.
WHITLEY Of Princeton resains the fuu
use OF s,s leg. A fracture a the snk'
| ,e In the Yalc-Princcton dual mes'
las, year forced him out Of the is'
where he wouh sare
liz have done something for the Tss
ters When ~ and veil he Is an ont
land ouf top notcher N he 1aS 7ra
lean run q good milo. hut the question
lis viii his ankle com" hack TO VS.
!crieinal shape ard stand TIE ssrs'h
Iof the training. = g..
n. L. Trube o. Cornell winner o'
the two niles. has finishet mis- co"rse
HUT H. c. Young. a coiieS, mate ans
the man vho madr sec?ri. .cmain'
and with every likelihood Of brins
able 10 step into TrHbe shoes. Z
IN. Han Of Coismbia. thr ;htnd msn
lv,tl no doubt he on hard ssass, sn7
Zee win Golycr of Cnr3e,i. VITO VA
|fmrth. Dali Of Michigan. who p'os
labs list the race last yrar by mis-
I,akinx the Irish lap too srca. hiss ltf'
csslsee. bu; May o! he sane team
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-23

Osrso5 - osQots 1of1o 3
ssbsS Va ee0 -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-23
FIGHTING FOR PACIFIC STATES
Democratic Chairman Meek Sees
BRIGHT Prospeets IN Far west.

ossSts ssp~~s~ ~ ~ 49,"
( NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-Normau
=. Mack. chairman Of the Democratic
national committee Is planning to
force the fighting in the Pacific
states. and during the month OF Or
tooer speakers OF national promi
nence viii be sent West to aid In
swinging an debatable states into
line fos tho Democrats. Mr.. Mack
said today that the reports received
from California, Oregon, Montana
and Colorado we're Of such charar-
ter as TO lead TO tho belief thar. with
a strong effort, they would be cap
.tured for bryan and Kern.
7 regard tho middle states" SAT-:
Chairman Mack today. 'as safely
Democratic, ard all or c.oTfs nov
vM re to hold our advantage.
The national committee 10 recsiv'
ing the mott glowing reports from
the Pacific coast. and We WIN make
aided efforts 70 bring California. Orc
eon and other states lao Iipe. ana
going ives, soon and yin likely met
the national committeeman Of the
Pacific states some time In Octoonr
IN some city 10 the Gar west though
! may make q hyiae trip through
~ The debatab,e states"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-23
JUDGE HADDAl FINES
LAWYER RELY HEAVILY


RICHMOND. VA. Sept. 2e.-HcnTy
c. Rely. an attorney of the Rich
mond bar. vas today fined $3.50 In
ooniempi PROCEEDINGS lodged asains'
him Nv Judge Ehurnd Waddiii. Of
the Tinted States district co;,rt.
Immediately following the announcc
rnent Of The decision. Mr.. Rely. who
was In attendance On the court sfts
attorneys. arose and sisted hat IN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-23
Schooner lermoa6 10 $50.
Try Associated Prcssl

KINGSTON. JAMAICA Sept. u
The steamship Priuz August Wilhelm
has arrived here from New YORK. ans
reports having spoke the echoone'
William J. Lermcnd. near Turks ~
|,snd. all safe She is expected to or
rive here soon
The William J. Lermond sailed iron
Philadelphia Angus; -, with cargo
of 30 tons Of coal for the Jamaica
[go,errmcut. On Saturday the
steamer BEACON. which arrived here
reported having sighted az the east
end Of bird Rock. q wrecked three
mas,ca schooner believed 20 be the
William J. I/crmond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-23

NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-Money on
call easy. / IN; ruling rate IN;
closing bid IN; offered at ~. Tine
loans quiet and steady; SO days ~
Der cent. and 30 days 2A to per
cent; six months 3k to So.
Close: Prime mercantile paper 4
to Az per cent. Sterling exchange
strong. then weak. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 4S5 4SS. ia
for 60 day bills and at 1850 for de
maud. Commercial bills 4S4h q
4s4A. Bar silver 81 Mexican dol.
lars IS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-23

The Man VINO ~knoyvs Better"
In the relationship between the
architect and client when the client
''bosses the job the result IL uasatis-
factory Journal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01
Nova. lS|'1 Z INA
nj lEl,i5 poml1,iiee,dlziy Chicago. 81.
/. Black Hills in !. kE,oeole9j
Chicago bic 'as. North
Western,

GIaA8l %EISfas5a g9=syNTEsa$EGf
Codxienny : aypialnymisvsgonlaa,
mi mi ppo'mrliieedasys. CHICAGO g, Rapid g
Ity, $. D. przez Huron iPiierrO
g, G7ahiioaggosc
IS i, AZ. 40 :lnyl,eqcsorem przyb,y VA do Haze
ron osS,5O wIiieczzorem, do Pierre, .
a. o z.ralpa, De kapid GltY1, Z By
Z rama Wlg!issclhpotdlni Badggra1l.ozny o.
puszcza Rapid ityo.sa5a wieokdd:
rem, Pierre, o 4.slO 8 rama, Hu..
-s>rano 8 8.35 Z rama, plrzyiblylwa do
Chieago=o q. 10 2 rama, Prosta dro;r
60 Punktualna jazda. Neiieexr6wna:
na usluga: q waggony sypialnlee re-
zerwowe plany j :petne ioformacye
..izgglosit sig dosaggentdW tykietowyoh
kolei North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01
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0BUWIE KT0RE ROBI
OLA WAS PF'I[ElNI[ADzEE.

Dollar opzczedzony, zlaczy dollar %zarobiony, zwykle
sic m6wi. Mozecie kupi6 obuwie= " .wielu innnychs
%skladach, lecz ME pc tax niskiej Genie jak =dostaniecie
u mas, lecz niema skladu W mie6cie kt6ryby wan spree.
da1 obuwie W tax dobrym gatunku "a to Gene, pc jakiejs
my sprzedajemy nasz towar. Gatunek Jest kt6ry: sic W
ko6cu cent. Jest to jedna rzecza kupowac obuwie, kt6-s
re- ma wiele poiysku i sty}u a lima rzecza to kt6re Jest
robione. do uzytku. My zwyklismy sprzedawa6 tylko
gdy ch1opiec Tub d4iewcze je zmoczy. Spr6bujcie pare
naszego. :obuwia - wypr6brjcie szk6lne trzewiki, .
przekonacie: sic, il wytrzymaja dwie parry %zwyk}ychz
trzewik6w pc podobnych cenach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01
I.Il N ENTI., r.4FFl tx.lsF.
n - u .. z-y- ytSr&Sx4s =.T-IhS@sg
Smiafk6W psy gryza!

:.H%+E aA ~ =. aS::: ~ e ,y::sa4i
/ Jak do1osza 2 Munkaoza ma We
(grzecb, tamteiszy wlasciciel me-
snaseryi, Koczka, og}osl( publioznie,
ze da sic ogolid v klatoe lw6w..
Chodzlfo .tylko 9 golarza, kt6ryby
oamielif sic wejdc do klatki. Taxi
smlafek znalasl sig rEeozyw:scie: !
UroozYstos6 golen,a miaia aie@od-
bye podczas z=przedstawienia, prsy
%licznie sgromadzonychs tlumach.
WlssolcieIi golarz wessli do:klatki..
! " tej chwili jeden ziiwdw poozail::
4wydawat grofne pomruki. Nerwy
golarza ME wy1trzyma}y. Blady re
straohu .r1uoi4, mydio brzytxeI
poozal zmykad. W tel chwili Pc
drazniony lew zrobll skok inieprzy-
tommy re 7straobusczlowlek Analasl
sic v pasurachs zwlerza. zaln amin
zdoIanospomy6lec Q ratunku, golarez
odni6s} straszliwe p~okaleezenia j
obecnie walozy ze 6mieroia,
Przygoda minjstra.
,,slowo Polst,eD podaje nas tt.
pujaoa przygods podobno prawdzii,
wa:
Do przedxlalu ! klasy pociaagguu
idacego s Wiednia gsiadl iedensz
ministr6w, ME ~snoszs4cy tytoniu.'
Pc ohw,li do tego sar1egos. prze-
1dzialu wsladt I1akh jjegomodd eye
garen1 Y nstaoh
ProsEenie paid - wola-mi-
@aister bo il ME 3inlosse ~tsyttsouiut::,
Jegomoad =patr1y sbokkpr % mIa
nistra date rsjspokojntels .Cissagas|
SIC drmend =z4 s#z
- Panic, to niegod.ivoit:: slute
panu mojs tarta! b
yegonodd naispokoinisj elbows
karte ministrs DO kiesz Esu niie
prsestaj4o paaid..
NJ p nib stacy, re1 lg
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

Ola me1cayzn, :zolnier-
skie cielece ksiezece Gle
lece oraz 2 olejowej zielo-
nej j do piracy obuWie, ga
=tunek kt6ry sic nosi dobrze
i wyglada dobrze $2.OO
I$l:76 $l.5O !
Ola ch1opc6w trzewiki.
do szkoly, Box Calf, Royal
Calf, dobre CRUDE podesz-
wy, nosza sic jak zelazo.
ICena -. .$1.75 i $50.
Ola mlodziezy rozmiaru,
.13t do 2 s. Take jak po.
wyzej. .....$1.35 i $1.5O.
Ola mniejszych chlop-
COW Cd 8 do IL tax Same.
.jak powyzej $40 $1.3
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01

nnYessmiia.ister
kaie1 i'Ills sro u ]. q z.uparr s. q
podr6ssnyymu y. U5rlzzssdnlilkk wlchaoedziddo Do
pr. red si.'l ipyts sl isgea sals l''A'2 : na--
1HaEo JsSon .sg1' 's nagls NE ~
5 lrl.1s''i. aal 1 l'l.I s. karteR
nin' 1dis1 .=5Sp ~ Observation-Disclosures i .I.l| Il l, n !
N! IS ! hlaaia aie spissals PR,
pr.ss1a ] d ,ass= .p.t IS l1',i oajasa g. nis
p p ! nsy IS ]: g ';.5 opls " g =
1dtivi isli 9a4 ais ~ u. .z7z.,.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01
P~r,zypoWieSci ludoWe ma
9 w'l.rl'zesieh,= ~

Kiedy wrzesieh przywi6dl jesieh,
to j. zboae m}oca; jedni sobie tra
ma zarnach, drudzy-na targ w'sd6>,
oza. Wielka ola zbioru i siewu
~ygods, gdy " swiety Idzl przy-
6wieea pogoda: Katdy sic. apodzie-
wa,;szegross mu skapnle zeszniwa.
Gospodarz' patrzaec ma 6%pichlerze,
W .boki sic bierze. To .tez ma dwie4
ty sIdzi mkt g{odem sic powstydzi,
chod Jul pszoz6lka " polu5nic ME
~idzi. = Ma Matke Boska Siewna
(s), zla to gospodyni, kt6ra lnu
sWeegoo wodysnie wyczynl, a gdy
W Narodziny Fanny, Maryi pogo
dnie, bedsie tax cztery tygodnie.
- Gdy parma sic rodzi - jask6}ka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-01
Zagadk 0Wa kobieta.

E@A- TEiSSz ~ &nGs
u zz7=E=.a. z ]. =. 81 7= =. ,,I= III
w tyJsh dn1liiaaoh Y Londynie
vsiadta az p0aiassu nloda tobieta
u kostjjamie1baiovym ud.ao sie
do southhend, mlejsoa ktpieiowe'
90. adYpociag tala-stanall Wyssia
! 1wagtp,nnud oxsa kZobtieta arssem sssina-
nymrl1 podrdxnymi; oddsia=bilst, ale
plootzlosta1llaI NJ lp1,e,ronle Postawie
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pc co przyjechala do Southend.
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Najoiekawszem jest jednakse, te
Ejakkolwiek policya rozglosifa ma
ws.ystkie strony Q zagadkowej kos
|biecle, mkt dotted ME zgiosit sic,
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M0da sk6rzana.

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Krawcy paryscy wprowladza1a
nova mode - suknie danskie#z1z
sk6ry. Oczywiscie ME bsdsie to
gruba sk6ra, " jake odziewajae sic
palacze ma samochodaeh. Sk6ra
wyprawiona jest tax, Re staje sic
mifkka, elastycznaa, delikatne, iakt
:edwab. Koronki j perry, iako
ozdoby, dopelniaja reszty. Elegant:
XII paryskie, jak sic zdaje, aflonne
50 do przyjecia novel mody#i Z
nadejsoiem noweg,o sezonu, prawr
dopodobnie, ukaza sig one W suk-
mach sk6rzanych " r65nych kolo,
rach.
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