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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-05-28

j. g. Robertson of the John Donnel-
Ian company, will be here Monday ON
a business mission.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-05-28

. Huger Wilkerson, the local attorney,
has returned from San Francisco where
he has been for several weeks on legal
business.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-05-28

Mrs. j. P. LOTUS is in Kansas City
for a visit of several weeks with rela-
tives and friends.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-17
TO NAME McENERYs SUCCESSOR,
Louisiana's Governor Calls Special
Session Of Legislatures.

Slouisiana's Governor Calls Special
Session of Legislature.
New Orleans, Nov. Is. Governor
Sanders has called special session
of the Louisiana legislature to convene
Nov. "a for the purpose Of electing q
successor to the late Senator Nc
Emery. This action was decided upon
because Of the complications presented
by the governors appointment Of
Judge ]. R. Thornton to the vacancy
after the legislature had chosen Gov
ernor Sanders to serve out the un.
.expired term.
Eminet authorities held that mas
much as the senatorial vacancy occur.
red while the legislature was in SEES
sion, the governor had no right to I'LL
It by appointment.
Reports from Washington Indicated
that fight would be made against
seating Judge Thornton and the gov-
ernor finally decided to put the mat
ter up to the legislature. Some Of the
members Of the general assembly are
already asking whether it is q success;
sor to McEnery, Sanders Or Thornton
that they are to choose.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-17
Some Thanksgiving History.

Some Thanksgiving History.
The manner In which Thanksgiving
day was first instituted AS q national
festival has especial interest. During
the war for independence eight public
and general thanksgivings were order
ed BY the Continental congress, but aft
er the general Thanksgiving for peace
in 1854 the proclamations were discon-
t1nued until 1889. when the .hrst ma
stional thanksgiving was proclaimed by
President washington, the time sdesig.
mated being the last Thursday IN No
vember.
The special purpose, as recommended
to congress, was to give thanks for the
adoption Of the constitution. In 1895
the suppression Of the whisky insurrec-
ton was recognized by presidential
call for q national day Of thanksgiving.
The practice Of officially. recommend
ing the observance Of a thanksgiving
festival was gradually adopted by the
states until it now has place among
the great holidays Of the nation.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-17
Nov. 1924
Citation for Hearing on Petition for

:SIIdIlOH4 fIOF#EG1SdTlIlS OH TCilllSiii Ota
administration.
Estate of John Hellerstedt.
State Of Minnesota, County OF Mar
shall. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of John
Hellerstedt, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota, to Nafa
Johnson. Vega, Minnesota, and Alfred
Hellerstedt, Skepperstad, Sweden, and
all persons interested in the granting
of administratio ton of the estate of said
decedent. The retition of Clara
johnson having been filed in this
court, representing that John Heller
stedt, then a resident Of the County
of Marshall, State of Minnesota, died
interstate on the 9Th day Of August
1910: and praying that letters of adj
ministration Of his estate be granted;
to Clara Johnson and the court, hay
ing fixed the time and place for hear
ing said petition Therefore, You, and
Each of You, are hereby cited and re-
quired to show cause, il any you have,
before this court at the Probate Court
Rooms in the City of Warren in the
County Of Marshall. State Of Mime
sofa, on the 5rd day Of December
1910, at 10 o'clock A. M. why said pc.
tftion should not be granted.
Witness, the Judge Of said Court,
and the seal Of said Court, this 5th
day OF November 1910.
court seal) Peter H. Holm,
Probate Judge
Brown & Eckstrom,
Attorneys for Petitioner,
Warren, Mimi
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-17
ELY FLIES From
SHIP TO SHORE
LEAVES DECK, HITS WATER AND
RISES LIKE a GREAT
SEAGULL.
TEST MADE AT FORTRESS MONROE.
Laads safely on Shore o. Chesapeake
Day, Winning $5oo.-New Factor
N Naval Warfare Il Thus
Established.

Fort Monroe, Va, Now. 15.--Aerial
navigation proved that it is q factor
which must be dealt with in naval tao
tics. From Hampton Roads, the scene
Is years ago of another epoch in
the history Of naval warfare, Eugene
Ely. in Curtiss biplane, few from
the deck Of q cruiser across the lower
sadAof Chesapeake Bay and landed on
the shore opposite the fort.
With q broken propeller and in
weather conditions unfavorable for n.y.
ing, the daring birdman glided from
the platform erected on the front Of
the big black cruiser, swooped down
like an immense bird Of prey until
he touched the water, then rose ra-
pidly into the misty air of the lower
bay and was of in the direction Of
the broad Atlantic. Four minutes af-
ter having taken his sudden farewell
Of the Birmingham, he was a lost
speck on the eastern horizon and a
short time later had landed safely
on Willoughly Spit.
The impact with which the big ma
VAAAAO 0tA uSn IAV WQIOA 04kSl 4to .
feot drop from the front Of the cruiser
SCARED one of the propeller blades as
though heavy, coarse saw had gone
along it's edge and a small piece was
split from the blade. But not for an
instant was the speed of the aeroplane
lesgened.
Intermittent rain fell throughout the
day and several small hailshowers and
q continuous fog almost compelled the
aviator to postpone his attempt.
Ely did not wait for the Birming-
ham to get into motion which would
have added to his momentum and thus
have aided him greatly, but selling an
opportune moment between showers,
he was off before those on the ship
with him and on the other vessels
stationed at various points nearby to
follow and assist him In case of need,
were aware that he was ready.
Might AIight On Ship.
Ely proved that it is possible to
ny safely from ship and after hay-
done this, asserted with emphasis that
it would be an easy matter for an
aeroplane to alight on vessel, either
while the latter was moving or stand
ing STILL
The machine in which he flew was
the one which Glenn Curtiss sailed
from Albany to New York with It
had seen two previous cross-water
flights, one over Lake Erie from Eu-
cid Beach to Cedar Point and back,
q distance of seventy miles; the 9TH
er by Mr.. Curtiss himself over the
Atlantic ocean Off Atlantic City, when
it covered distance of fifty miles.
Mr.. Ely by his flight has won
$4,000 prize offered by John Barry
Ryan for the first flight of mile or
more from a ship.
Experiments of a similar nature, it
is believed will be conducted in the
near future by the navy department.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-17
An Unfair Attack.

PtetrO was working With gang at
railroad construction He had been
told to beware Of ratt lesnakes, but as
ssured that they would always give the
warning rattle before striking
One hot day he was eating his noon
luncheon % 9 pine log when be saw !.
! BIG rather coiled 4 few feet - front
sof him. He eyed the serpent and be-
gan 70 lift his legs over the LOG ne
bad barely got them ont Of the way1
when the sna ke's fangs bit the bark
beneath HIM
81 Son of gums 8 yelled Pistro..
w - yon 40 rlnxa d bell - Ev0rJ'
body's s.szs
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-17

stranger. ssss
s. q. said thur. eying the stran-
ger critically He felt that for the
stenog rapher's sake he was the natural
protector OF the little cashier. His In
spectdon. however. convinced him that
the tall stranger was all right. though
Il was clear that he came from the
country.
You know her7' asked Arthur at
last.
We are old friends : said the tall
stranger, blushing.
Then come with me- said Arthur
cordially = am going up there now"
When Arthur knocked at the door
the stenographer went to open 1t. Her
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-17
A Collect For Thanksgiving Day.
I thank thee. Father. for thy. sky.

A Collect For Thanksgiving Day.
8 thank thee. Father. for thy sky.
Wherein thy little sparrows fly;
For unseen hands that build and break
The cloud pavtlions for my sake,
This fieeting beauty. high and Wild,
Toward which 4 wonder as a child.
And thanks for mornings stir and light
And for the folding hush Of night:
For those high deities that spread
The star filled chasm overhead
For elm chemistries that yield
The green fires of the April field.
For all the foam and surge of bloom,
For leaves gone glorious to their doom
i All the wild loneliness that can
Touch the immortal in man
Father Of Life, 1 thank thee, too,
sN1r old acquaintance. near and true:
3 For friends who came into my day
And took the loneliness away;
4 For faith that held on to the last.
d FOrSall sweet memories Of the past
memories of my dead that send
4 Long thoughts Of life and of life's end.
That make me know the light conceals
"a deeper world than it reveals,
Edwin Markham in Success
Il & F-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-17
Battered Body 10 Found.

San Francisco, Nov. Batterede
beyond recognition the body Of a
young woman was found beside the
Savoy theater II this city. John
Knapp, an sx-convict, has been arrest.
ed. He was noticed wearing blood
stained clothing and standing at the
outskirts Of the crowd which was
watching the removal Of the body.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-17

She knew that,
Bess was pining
In her s &c re Z
heart for the low
er with " b o M
she had quarreled
and on whose ac-
count the pretty
cashier now. was.
an exile.
Real turkey
and real home
made pumpkin.
pie and all the
trimmings, = said
the cashier tri-
umphantly. II
couldn't bear to
sAAA nnnAnaa
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-17

would choke me. rye made all the
arrangements with Mrs. Brown. She's
going to let me cook on her stove, and
I've borrowed enough dishes to put
with ours to set the table right here in
our ROOM
The stenographer looked incredulous.
ITS fact. I've bought all the pro-.
visions and am expecting the boy with
them now. We neither one Of US work
tomorrow, and wen have such din
ner as never was. We are, going to
have company, you know"
Company The stenographer gave
an amazed little scream. .Who7''
Arthur" said the cashier. trying to
look innocent.
oh, you dear, you deary' exclaimed
the stenographer, smothering the cash
Ter with kisses. "YOu dear. III never
tease you about Sam again as long as
you live. I've a notion to telegraph
him to come too
''I'll never speak to you again as long
as live il you do such thing" said
Bess. turning pale. "And wouldn't
speak to him either"
Then the boy came with a basket,
and the cashier made him pour the
provisions out in the middle Of the
floor.
Such an assortment as was there.
Turkey, pumpkin, apples, sweet pota-
toes, cranberries. oysters, a square Of
fruit cake, loaf Of bread. bunch Of
celery, sugar, four-everything that
could be needed, and all in the small
est quantities. Even the turkey was
q little thing and the pumpkin not
much bigger than football
You've bankrupted u.s." cried the
stenographer in despair.
"Only $3.50, my DEAR" said the cash
Ter calmly. You see, I've saved us
money. We expected to have good
dinner tomorrow anyway Now we
will have enough left over to last us
till Sunday"
"And Arthur is coming, bless his
heart" cooed the stenographer What
day we will have. If only She
paused and looked at Bess
There are no if onlys' in the case.
Let's get busy" said the cashier brave
", but there was tear in her eye. 81
will put the turkey and oysters In Mrs.
browns icebox, and you may cut up
the pumpkin. We will stew it tonight
and be ready for the pies In the morn
ing
e Look here, Bess. There's name
on this pumpkin. lam hot on the tran
Of a romance said the sstenographer.
Bess came and looked over the
stenographer's shoulder ;5s
There in rude letters on the pump
kin's yellow skin was carved the name
of all names and this unique message:
.'Sam Bennefeld, Clydemore, Ind,
would like to correspond with the
handsome young girl who gets this
pumpkin, :
The cashier burst into tears.
1T is your Sam. Isn't it?" asked the
stenographer.
Eyes, IS sobbed the cashier. And the
wretch is trying to get up Irritation
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-17
Civil War Nav.l Veteran nia...

Orange, n. =, Nov. Is. Captain
Thomas Mason, who was Admiral Far
sragut's nag lieutenant on. board the
flagship Hartford, at the battle Of
Mobile bay, died at his home here Of
heart disease.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-17

+: WANTS TO SEE MISS IS m!' 8 b @
81 GRANT, criod
"Bess! He came rapidly toward
her and took her hands. "Bess, it was
a foolish quarrel could not bear to
think Of your being alone hero on
Thanksgiving day.,
The sstenographer hurried around to
lay a fourth plate at the Thanksgiving
dinner table. George Weymouth in.
Chicago Tribune.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-17

eyes were shin
Ing. Bess turned
her back and pre-
tended to be busy
at the window.
The ste nog.
raphers words of
welcome died on.
her tongue when.
she saw that Ar
thur " as not
alone.
s'T his gentle
man wants to see
Miss Grant, said
Arthur.
The little cash
Ter turned slowly
toward the door.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-17


b
age le' seven
1T
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a.. s, 8 s,
n,+i.. a.ss.. e. 1Sov I1
nafa,i. ha ossss ro1ec.osure sale.
c.ndit;a,,. =. e s y .peen maze - the
d,,iv aa,,4e y, .lat Gsrtain mortgage,
8 8, s...a gs,a.vS'ls'u Wy Ernest
M;nnaan on. Inc. Ina issl, MOIlesisor. 20
noratioI ns,,,t a as. Sopany, cor
ssacond - '.l So. De,.a uase the
ussy " AUG ust, lSV1, ana with
div go" recosda sais tnereln contained.
pngiotar - g n.a ~ .ne once 9. OF the
Can't q Messlsn y S. ana Tor tne
sn+s =: - - s ~ .an, o.aee VI MIME
i9ss - sne S.Ia = u s! August a.. -.
30 ga.t. ~ SloeA S. = NJ IL. u BOOK q
mort = $3.50 sa.a ~ paes oio, Wnicn salo
cnrad fhorahn 'n Wa. VIII .,,.,, me aeDs Sc
tbs 81. Ssa,d asnyss 80 WY ASST ne,a ~
smort hs,. 4aNI a,r 1gse company,
ten asaiorm an deta ~ g., ~
Anpnat 7eeE a,,a $3.50 seo-sa 80 .o.n uay =.
nff'co - tha pas. .eSA ~ sus se1lo
Ntarshai, s,s, '.sis. - Dt'eus oI
plat iiav ~ 4 ns,,.t : IS 1ooe s. ontae
O'clock = IL - p s, ~ i 40 - a. .saknt
CAGES =, "a 90 a., "a q 80 -
mortgage together with the debt see-
cured thereby was duly assigned Hby
the said Laura A. Day to Swedish
American State Bank CT Warren,
corporation, BY written assignment,
dated the second day of November
1907, and recorded in the said office Of
the Register Of Deeds of Marshall
county, Minnesota, On the 18th day of
Aprn, lSlO, at nine o'clock A. NJ. in
BOOK %, OF mortgages, on page 517;
ana
hereas. under the terms and con-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-17
ole
8

Whist Thy VIM DO 10 Y.s.

INT T1s WIN Do 1oe Yea
They win cure your backaehe,
strengthen your kidneys, cor.
rect urinary Irregularities, build
up the worn ont tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric aid
1hat causes rheumatism. re.
vent Bslght'ss Disease and Dia-
bates md Eestoee health ana
0t1gt 80 substitutee
WARREN IN laCY
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-17
Glorious Day.

'Twuz glorious Tha.nksgtvin,,
Fer we thanked the Lord fer livin'
In q world that's full Of sunshine SOFT an
bright, X5, ESQ
Fer the sweet birds that are singin.
Fer the Joy bells that are ringin'
An the rest that brings the gentle dreams
at night.
a glorious Thanksgivin'.
s# An a joy to Jest be livin'
Under skies with not q cloud In all their
IN blue, s#s5
Whar you see the bright lights shinin'
Far--far from all repinin'&
An the angels kiss their finger tips to you!
Frank Il Stanton.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-17
TIL Gas hIER'
HANK SEWING.

~ gOlHgSl 70 udV6 Fe8uldF OlQ
fashioned Thank sgiving dinner, =
said the cashier, who was lone
some, never before having been
away from the farm on this festal day.
Deviled turkey and canned pump
kin" laughed the stenographer. She
was seasoned bachelor girl and
thought it her duty TO squelch all sick
~ sentiment exhibited by the cashieR
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-17
Thanksgiving.

Thanksgiving.
offer thanks!
No flaming sword my Eden. gate has
3f barred. s5 8
No Blot Of blame has my escutcneon
married
The good stars Of my horoscope have
reigned. 4
No hope deferred my hearts content has
panied. s
Ny freside ring remains q perfect round.
Wherefore from my glad lips let this re-
sound.
49, IT offer thanks
oners thanks!
Twelvemonth Of plenty and OF peace I've.
known. 3IEEEsss
No wind OF fate contrariwise has blown
4 Through tranquil zones .of Gains my,
barks have steered. IS
No sea drowned wrecks have m my ports
appeared 81 II $500
No false mlrages nave perplexed my ken
No yexing phantoms crying Might have
been ~
I offer thanks! Susie N. Best
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-17

with some city
girl. He thinks
somebody will see
the name and
write to Il him.
Oh, how l hate
him!'
To prove that.
she hated him.
she threw her
self on the bed
and Wept for half
an hour.
In the mean
time the s,!t e!
rapher was busy
with the pump
kin. But when.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-17

Old papers for sais q shsaf once.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-17
4 K. sWALENa

Painter and Decorator.
E. Phone No. 2O4.
Shop In Whitney's Old Drug Store.
East Side.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-11-17
e. T. FRANK, NJ. D. G.

Graduate Of Chicago Veterinary College
Eyot Sfaduate kansas City Veterinary College.
4 Asm0er Aalnn. State Veterinary Med. Assn.
WARREN, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-23
DziWlne odkryj'cie

oznacza nadzwycza1ny Postep
wieku. Powietrze unosi cie3kie
|maszyny telegram bezdrutowe, o.
kropnezWojjenne wynalazki do .abi-
iania czlowlska, divine mad dzi-.
wneml ORA King'a New Discove..
~ do ratowania iycia gdydre-
dzone kaszlem, zaziebieniem gya
pa, astma, kokluszem, krtaniowo66-
cia, krwiotokiem, dychawle4 j ko-
klussem Tub ohoroba p1uo. Ma
wszystkie krtauiowe choroby ME
ma r6wnego. Uzdrawia ~zupeinie,
Jest najpewnieJszem lekarstwem
James M. Black zAshevilIe, NC:
r.. II Noe pisze Il go wyleczyy1o.
dokucxliwego kaszlu gdy ws1ystkie
inne leksrstwa zawiodiy. STE II IL.
Butelki ma probe darmo.G warans
towanelw apiece M. !. Kowaleev,,
i.0A 80 :. --.- - ~. 1890 -Ass&&&s -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-23
@-10sE p 7sss4sss
CIEKANlE RI.ZlE[CZY
$50. .
80 x = = 81 4sg.N $50 S=sss.s ss..A f-a.
Dixie sceny

@ # SE!fH&W H. s.
pred cyrk,em. " Kolonii " me- ne
niedziele rozegraly slee dixie wprostt
soeny pred wedrownym cyrkiem
Cyrila Hartlasa. Podczas gdy- $
tysiecy os6b zamierzalo opu6e'6 Pc
]udniowe przedstswienle, drogie
lyle os6b cisne}o sic 2 zewnaatrz ma
przedstawienie wieszorne. Wsro1
scisku tratowano s,e wzajemnie.
Wiele os6b, zw1aszcza kobiet i
dzieci; jest rannycb. Nacierajaca
publ;cznos6 ulalc sic doplero roe
proszyG stray o%gniowej, ktdra "a
}ozy~tzy waz do gldwnego h5dral.-
ia, woda oproin,}a wejscie z cyrku
umozliwiajac vyi6cle puDlieznosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-23
Do bEaci rodak0W!

Dostarczzadlmy w VI, !
cierpiasym najIspsze orygi.
maine medyeFnygRaranto.
wane przeZ WysOH Rad
v l1l|;,a lg|1l! l|lt'lll i : !.
Naszemi specYfikami Wv
1eczyl19mY tygiace : po6r6d
rodak6W -:cierpiacych ma
nn .a's F BI66 ll.l tneura.
lglia) zaWroty gIoWy, zwYpa-
Idanie wIos6wq, 1uipii,esz, zapale-
ME czu,kataTaktY, b6l gar
dla, .z .Isrza z blony
krtanioWei, .chroniczpY. 10.
tar k1szl65k;.s i Y lt1e zOf4dka;
malarys zie1nniicle (febre),
slhE1o1tr''ooblstelerek iswatroby1 q.
Nasza ,wylaczna spee'cl ',yjilll
n0scta 1sezenie. cbor6b kO-
biet najbalrdziej zastarzafych.
MlezczyznIL moeals nam
zaufat grzechy mfOdo6ci.
~NajRAkszym Wrogliiem: -,
ReulnatBzm, honlOrO1Jy,
tasienlniK. !. s=..5
Vice por6z dluaej cierpiecYl
Udajcie sic donas zanfajcciie
nam ~ podaiakujecie j
Or: ,nasze lekarstwa po-
lecii.ccii!ea. !, !. ], -
Nieprzyjacielem .dll.zieci:-
glisty. dn11 jednym u=
,stapia@ pc zuzycin naszego
-preparatu.. q
Wieluacierpi naazestarz4le.
ralnIy, i ylrzl;;ui1c,:ssajaaecs. ostatni
|grosz, bYlea bye meczonemi.
Napiazeie do.snasl /.
Nsjbard.zsieli Wyszukanym
specYfikiemlest BellIEnlliinIla,
ktory
pieggiy elhrosty;awyrzuty va
ttrr .o 20 n s1Warzy Y pre-.
ciagu L. dni.-
Zony, matki, ojcowiel Vie.
lie I
(poWoduEl Ajednago
J. 3. og'.apo'b al ! I. Z ]. nl,asj,e,s st 1dla
Was szcze6cie j spok6j 10
|dIinny, nie zw1ekajcp,
lecz piszeie. s.
Szeizselg6sllnie sa@polseamly
O)n[Y
[BALBIERZQM Z naszYmll:
Royal dandeTine, Princess
liquid poWder,Roya violet
cold cleam etc.
BIITERs Hyrabiany=W
naszej fabryce poIWifnien DIG
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ksxdago
Pplak1, akotezi =zpolslktiego
SNOMsnr6bki darlno.aJestte
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-23
Zwierzeta kt6re pala.

Wielblaa ola krajowc6w W Airy
&c jest n,eocenionym towaarzyszem
i pomocnikiem, to tez wlasciclel
zawsze stara sic utrzymac 60, re
tax powiemy, PREY dobrym hume
re. Wiedza oni bardzo dobrze, ia
kl wp1yw wywiera ma niego zapach
tabaki, a vice cd czasu do czasu
pozwola mu wypalic cygaro, Maja
nawet do tego trdjkatna deske z
ma}ym otworem do cygara " srod-
ku, kt6ra wielbladoWi przywiaza u
pyska. W tenczas zwierse to Z Well
KEN zadowoleniem. zaciaga sic i
dym wypuszcza %nozdrzami' Przy-
zwyczajony do palenia wielbfaed
jest niospokojny, gdy sic Q MIN "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-23
ks14lz1Ill tI4B611fEs1HA
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