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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-06-05

the other ingredients. Bake with one
crust and make meringue of the two
whites. Use two cupfuls of rhubarb and
one teaspoonful of butter.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-06-05
HOMEMADE BUSTERS

Save the stocking legs. There is moth
ing better for dusting and wiping pol
ished wood. Dampen them in boiled oil
and they will give the wood splendid
polish.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-06-05

Tests show that the air in the crowded
sleeping quarters of battleships Is purer
than that of the average residence ashore.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-06-05
Nervous Wrecks from
Sore Feet: Gives Cure

The nagglng irritation from daily
foot torture causes thousands of
nervous break downs. Besides there
is the pain, the haggard face and
peevish disposition. Don't waste an
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-06-05

Some of these angels find it easier
to hitch their wagon TO a star than to
unhitch 1t.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-06-05
TIMELY HINTS
FOR SHOPPERS

Summer underwear for men aud wom-
en- is on sale at l.. S Plaut 81 Co. S.
Women's white Swiss rib Isle and silk
isle vests are selling for 3S cents each
Mems well-made Balbriggan shirts and
drawers are selling for 80 cents per gar
ment. White linen parasols with nat
uraI maple handles are also a special
| at $1.9S each.
John Mullins & Sons has a continue
ton sale of seamless Wilton rugs. size
9 by II feet, valued at $25, for $3.50
EACH Strong and substantial adjustable
go-carts are a bargain at $2.sS.
Hahne & Co. is offering bargains in
needs for the summer time. Three-gal-
lon stone crooks, the regular price OF
which is So cents, can be bought for 80
cents each Garden spades valued at
9s cents can be bought for 81 cents each.
Regular 31-cent window screens are a
special at 27 cents each.
You ought not to be without one Of
those comfortable upholstered couches
to be found at Greene's, which will be
sold for $12.67 while they last, and were
formerly priced at $40.
L. Bamberger g. Co. Is offering pure
silk and gloria silk umbrellas for men
and women In 26 and 2S-inch sizes, valued
at from $3.50 to $3.50, for $1.69 each.
No mail or phone orders. Just fifty
heavy and sparkling cut glass punch
sets, consisting of 9-inch bowl and six
handled cups to match, are offered for
the extremely fow price of $596 per set.
If your furs and winter clothing have
not been put away tarine bags can be
bought at the David Straus Company's
for 80 cents, 40 cents, 63 cents and 70
cents. Screen doors, valued at 9s cents,
are a special for rs cents
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-06-05
Observation-Disclosures

+ Hereafter no letter will be
! answered unless accompanied by
+ the name and address of the
/ writer. This IL not for publica-
I ton. hut as an evidence of good
/ faith on the part of the sender.
Write ON only one side of the
/ raner.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-06-05
Mrs. william S. Rexburn

Mrs. William s. Reyburn.
One of the most beautiful young ma
irons in congressional society is Mrs.
william s. Reyburn. She is the wife of
Congressman Reyburn, of Pennsylvania.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-06-05
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31
SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON
BY CONSTANCE CARRuTHERs

Washington. March 9o-(Special.)- Whether the breakfast to be given May 20, to celebrate the birthday of Dolly Madison is a society or a political event is something of question In my mind. Inasmuch as some of the leading women in Washington have the dinner in charge l venture to assume it may fairly be called a society event
 Eighty women, wife or daughters of prominent democrats from every state in the Union are actively engaged in preparation for the event.
 Every phase of political opinion in na- tional democracy is reflected in the com mittees which have been named. Mrs. Henry D. Clayton, wife of the chairman of the house judiciary committee, is chairman of the committee, with Mrs. John Sharp Williams, of Mississippi vice chairman; Mrs. John w. Davis of West Virginia, second vice chairman; Mrs. Perry Belmont, of New York third vice chairman: Mrs Martin w Iitteton of New York, corresponding secretary, Mrs. B. Burleson of Texas, recording sec retary; Mrs. W. A. Cullop. of Indiana treasurer, and Mrs. w. G. Brown, Jr. of West Virginia, assistant treasurer.
 At the next meeting of the committee a group of notable women will be named to journey to Princeton to present per sonal invitation to Mrs. Grover Cleveland and her family to attend the breakfast.
 It is also proposed to invite the de- scendants of democratic presidents and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31
Making the Nose Blush

From Tlt-BltS.
 An eminent lecturer. addicted to the habit of snuff taking, had been featuring to the literary society of one of the churches of the denomination he adorns. The delivery of the lecture was accom- panied throughout by the insertion of copious quantities of the sneeshin" into the olfactory organ.
 At the conclusion of the lecture somewhat important elderly gentleman came forward to offer his congratula- tions. which were. however, modified by the closing remarks:
 But don't you think, sir, that in the presence of so many young people it's a pity to take snuff so freely? It only makes your nose red.
 Gravely and at once came the reply;
 Sir some people may make their nose red by taking snuff some make their noses red by taking drink; there are others who make their noses red by poking them into other peoples busi- nessi'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31

plus, and she had given notice The lady was great consoled in this bereayepent, however, by the fact that much better servant had beeny promised her by friend who was leaving town The de- parting maid was somewhat curious about her successor and was questioning the mistress.
 "Oh. shes fine and dandy" the lady assured her.
 Do you think you can keep her?'
 "Of course can. She isn't the kind to go away soon.
 The departing maid sighed deeply as If she had her own troubles.
 Say. Miss Midred,' she inquired de- jeetedly kin she wear yo clo's?'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31

,.ost ,s;eive ie2sseii1s Two tabiespoonfuls offe of caiocide compound in a basin CT warm water Soak the feet in tnls tsa tha
 fuli fifteen minutes. gentle rupo'ns sne
 sore parts. Amazing res,nsd resuued to doc : .aao'eiu ,ars' use hut now any druggist VIII
 supply it. If he does not not henrs naT@ IT from mn stock ne 1a.a1s eaa house A twenty-flVe
 nlS nant Waeiy naekage is said to be eno,ngn to S1t the worst feet in fine cohoitloi'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31
nnu,n and Out

From the Chicago Record-llerald.
 Tt is evident that Senator Snigss has given up the idea of trying 10 ne the favorite son of his state
 ''Why do you. think so2
 "He wants presidential candidates 10 be free from the necessity of fulfilling any of the pledges they may make to the office seekers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31


 bunions; swollen, aching. bad smell ing and sweaty feet. This treat ment works right through the pores and removes the cause of the trou- ble. Use 1t once ard your feet feel delightful: use II for a week ana
 s1I ho a fi1iup of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31

I. ED uAIGLER IS WINNER. VOTE FOR HIyI FOR BOARD OF REVENUE AND WATCH HIM GO uN- DER THE WIRE.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31

Be not deceived by fair prom ises-remember that "a man of words and not of deeds is like q garden full of weeds"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31

EoH TAX COLLECTOR VOTE FOR
 CLAYTON MILLER ~D GIFT rJI%E FAITHFUL. AND EFF FICIrNT SERVICE AS HE is NuN RENDERING YOU AS eotHii
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31
The Servant Problem

From the Washington Herald.
 Park avenue housekeeper who weighs about a hundred pounds had a ne- gro hired help who weighed two hundred
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31

C. B. SMITH WILL DisPAFtH BUSINESS RAPDIN lF Ei.hcfi'D JtsDGE OF CIRCUIT COURT.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31
Wonderful Treatment For Corns, Callouses and
 All Sore Feet

Millions of people who endure daily information that there is now a simple treatment that positively and quickly cures foot ailments of all kinds. You
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31

a box at the society circus for the bene- fit of the Washington Diet Kitchen, which will be given at the Riding club on the evening of April 26 and the afternoon of April P. In the absence of Miss Gwynn, who is the president of the Diet Kitchen, Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins is acting as chairman of the entertainment com mttee, and is being assisted by Mime. Christian Hauge, Mrs. W. Murry Crane, Mrs. John F. Wilkins, and Miss Edith Wetmore in the arrangement for the cir GUS. There is also a gentlemans com mittee. of which MT. William c. Mar row is the chairman. and he is assisted by MT. E. A. Mitchell MT. Henry de Sibour, Mir. JShn F. Wilkins, MT. J. Henry and MT Iittauer.
 Many diplomats and other prominent members of society have consented to take part in the performance. Boxes have been sold to Mrs. Marshall Field, Mme. Hauge, Mrs. Edward, B. Mclean. Mrs. Perry Belmont. Mrs. Robert Wilk- ins. Mrs. Charles Shepherd, Mrs. Key burn, Mrs. Arnold Hauge. Miss Sarah Lee, Mrs. W. Murray Crane, Mrs. Alber- ton Cushman, Mrs. Robert Patterson and Mrs. Ralph Cross Johnson.
 Special features. in which all the per formers are to be amateurs, will be a grand parade headed by an amateur band In costume. tight rope walking. bareback riding, a prizefght. etc. Amateur police. amateur clowns, and in fact every detail of the usual circus. except 1t will be under roof instead of canvas. is now being planed.
 Baroness Hengelfutter and Baro- ness Mila, Hengelmulier, wife and daughter of the Austro-Hungarian ann bassador. have sailed for this country to join the ambassador in April They have remained abroad all winter. On April IS the ambassador and the baroness will entertain company at dinner
 Many of the most prominent women in Washington never accept an invitation to luncheon because the. say it inter- feres with the work of the day and is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31

R. C. HEWITT CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY stPGH- tNrENDENT OF EDUCATION.
 VOTE. FOR HiI.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31

Miss Carrie Lee Chamberlain, the debutante daughter of Senator and Mrs. Chamberlain. will leave Washington the middle of April for a visit to Marie But ties of Columbus. Ohio, for several weeks. Miss Buttles attended school in Washing ton, and is well known here, therefore her marriage in April to MT. James Foster, of Seattle. Washington, will in- terest society here Miss Chamberlain will act as maid of honor at the wedding.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31

ciety, never takes luncheon, except per- haps an apple or cup of tea and crack CT prepared in the room where she tram sacts her work. Mrs. John Hays Ham mond is another woman difficult to get to a luncheon company. She thinks Amer jeans eat too much and take too little eX- ercise
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31

Many of the most prominent women in Washington never accept an invitation to luncheon because the. say it inter- feres with the work of the day and is altogether a senseess way of wasting time Miss Mabel Boardman. secretary and executive head of the Red Cross
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-31

Tha prssIa.nt .nd Mrs Tatt will occupy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-16
.Krotkie Notatki Miejskie.

- Sad koronerski .zawyroko-
wal, re Marshall F. Bean, arty-
sta-malarz, 11s N. Ada utica po-
pelnii zamob6jstwo.
- Szynkarza Tomasza S. Nc
Grath, 3O6S Colorado ave., dwaj
rabusie zamkneli W lodowni, a
potem szuflady zabrali $1,000.
- Sad przysiegiych ME mogi
sic zgodzic ma wyrok W procesie
Antoniego Kenny, oskarzopego
morderstwo. Sedzia Mckinley
rozpuscii lave przysiegiych.
q powodu odniesionych ran
W eksplozyi umarla wczoraj o
letnia Katarzyna Slamner, 1914
Burling ul.
w hucie szklanej Sheldon
Foster Glass Co., Perry Loose "a
strzelii wczoraj Jozefa Henry.
- Dzisiaj sedzia Kersten ma
skazac mordercow Kaufmano-
wei. -
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= w pruskim seinie wniesio-

- w pruskim sejnie wniesio-
no interpelacye W sprawie strajku
weglarzy i pochodzacych zen "a
burzeh; podminister DR.. Holtz
odpowiedzia} co do zaburzen, re
rad ME moze brac kazdego poje-
dynczego obywatela W opieke;
prasa ostro to powiedzenie kryty-
kuje, nazywajac je bankructwem
rzadu pruskiego i pytajac cd cze-
go wiasciwie jest ten rzad!?
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TeIegramy Krajowe.
Obrabowali pociag.

..El Paso, Texas, 16 marca. -
Wczoraj przysz}a tn wiadomosG
Clifton, Arizona, re bandyci
zabrali $4,000 z pociagu ma ko-
lei Arizona and New Mexico R.
R. Pieniadze znajdowafy sic W
wagonie przeznaczone byiy dla
robotnik6w kompanii Detroit
Copper w Morenci, Ariz.
Pieniadze znajdowaiy sic W
worku pocztowym. Kiedy pociag
przyjecha} do Clifton worka W
wagonie ME bylo. Nieco pozniej
worek znaleziono w rzece San
Francisco, ale pieniedzy W MIN
ME by}o.
Wiki pozar1y kobiete.
Hancock, Mich, 16 marca. -
Salomee Makinen, zone farmera
zamieszkalego W poblizu Aston
napad1y wiki pozarly ia. Krot-
ko pred godzina Una onegda]
wieczorem kobieta udala sic do
okolicznej fanny. PuScila sic W
podr6z przez pola, posnwajac sic
na sniegu przy pomocy Il wv
skis.
Wczoraj rano znaleziono czesc
lei ubranfa w po1u, oraz spo7-
strzezono sl9dy hwl Snleg polka
zuje, ze przesz1o tam stado WI
k6w ! kobieta prawdopodobnie
padla ich ofiara-
Gornicy dali odpowiedz.
New York, 16 marca- = koml-
DzI,1S.zaoJa na sfr hRi
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Miasto wydalo $4,000 ma uprzatnie'
Gle sniegu. Nieszczesliwe wypadki.
POzar w Sr6dmieSciu.
Panika w hotelach. - Pozar wyrzadza
$4,000 szkody.
Szukaja dzieci.
Policya poszukuje Is chfopcow i 9 dziewczat.
STRASZNA TRAGEDYA.
Czternastoletna dziewczynka odbiera sobie zycie
Szukaja dzieci.
Policya poszukuje Is chfopcow 9 dziewc
STRASZNA TRAGEDYA.
Czternastoletnia dziewczynka odbiera sobie zycie

Janka jednak ME byio prze-
straszona matka dala znat 'policyi
o zniknieciu chiopca. w chwili
gdy matka placzem opowiadaia
policyi jak chiopiec zginai - Ja-
mex wylazi pod kanapy.
Sniezyca.
lima znow sic spisaia. Miasto
niedawno tenu wydafo $4,000
ma usuniecie sniegu - wczoraj
Snieg znow zasypa} oczyszczone
ulice. Koleje wydaly wieksza SUI
me myslano og6lnie, re pano-
wanie zimy skohczy}o sic. Koleje
najgorzej odczuiy wczorajsza
sniezyce. Zaspy sniezne tamowa-
fy caiy ruch.
We wczorajszej bury zgina}
ieden cziowiek. H. M. Toomey,
pracujacy ma kolei Lake Shore
zginai pod koiami wagonu ma 63
ulicy.
Szymon Kroll, 1911 Wabansia
ave-, odniosl prawdopodobnie
smiertelne rany. Ma Wabash ave.
spadla ma niego waga Cd drabiny
bezpieczehstwa. Zabrano go do
szpitala Iroquois Memorial.
Pozar w srodmiesciu.
Panika wybuchla wczoraj po-
miedzy gostmi W hotelach We'll
lington Stratford, kiedy polar
nawiedzi} 5-pietrowy gmach pnr.
3I8 South Wabash ave. rychio
dzisiaj rano.
Pozar powstal w suterenach
pod restauracya Knabego i pred
ko ogarnal caly budynek. w
dw6ch minutach trzecie pietro
bylo juz W plomieniach.
Strategy giownie starali sic o
to, by sasiednie gmachy sic ME
zajely. Szef przestrzegai swych
ludzi, by sic ME narazali ma ME
bezpieczehstwo. Pozar wyrzadzii
$4,000 szkody. go
We dnie.
Ma sprytny spos6b okradania
mieszkan zdobyli sic amatorzy
cudzej wiasnoSci. w chwili gdy
dw6ch oglada}o meble, jake pani
Franklin l.. Haskell, 56I6 Prairie
ave. ogiosila ma sprzedaz, trzeci
ziodziej wlazl do pokoju sypial-
nego, zabraf gotowke $50 i $1,000
W bizuteryi. Zfodziej zabrai 500
dolarowy naszyjnik, pierscionek
wartosci $I5o, pierScionek warto-
sci $125, wreszcie obraczke war;
tosci $4,000.
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Policya poszukuje dzieci.

Policya poszukuje dzieci.
Policya wczoraj zn6w zaczeia
energicznie poszukiwat 13 chop
cow 9 dziewczat, ktorzy W o.
statnich trzech tygodniach ME
poiawili sic w domu rodzicow.
Policya poszukuje nastepuja-
cych:
Mable Erickson, 16 lat, 2227
South Sawyer ave.
Charles CASTOR, IA lat, Morgan
Park.
Helen Brisboys, IS lat, 223
South Peoria I'll.
Raymond Mitchell, IS lat, 1641
Warren ave.
George Wood, IS lat, 2415 Har
vard ave.
Edward Knox, ID lat, 2341
Wentworth ave.
Joseph Dybi, IS lat, 6722 Grand
ave.
Theresa Winhop, IS lat, 1909
West 47ma ul.
Leo Melke, 10 lat, 1917 Wade
dIica. ......,..-.-.r. .-.,..,.. -, ~.
Lillian Johnson, IS lat, 484o
Byron III.
Max Pollock, IS lat, I417 So.
Marshfield ave.
Lena Miller, IS lat, 1888 South
port ave.
Katherine Jones, IS lat, S4S
Wells ul.
William Cerrony, IS lat, 263
West 23cia III.
Ernest Meyer, u lat, Wilmet-
tie, I'll.
Henry Menge, 16 lat, 1903 Gle
veland ave.
Forest King, X lat, zdaie sic,
ze przybyi do Chicago z Des
Moines, Iowa.
Olive Richards, II lat, 2729
West Van Buren ul.
Virginia Beck, II lat, 216o Og-
den ave.
Philip Vogt, 16 lat, 7229 Prai-
rie ave.
Marion Udell, ID lat, 700 West
12ota utica.
Julius Jukuber, II lat, 1887
Elston ave.
Dziewczyna odbiera sobie zycie.
Opowiedzia ma pytanie: Go
sic stanie z dziecmi rozwiedzio-
nych malzenstw?" - jest samo-
bojstwo czternastoletniej Rissy
Sachs.
Dziewczyna liczyia lat IA.
Przed tygodniem rodzice dziew-
czyny rozeszli sic po otrzymaniu
rozwodu sadowego.
We czwartek wieczorem die
wr6ciia re szko}y do do
nu pnr. 452o Racine ave. Po dlu-
yiej rozmowie z matka dziewczy-
Ia udaia sic ma spoczynek. Ma
1rugi dzieh znaleziono trupa.
~zternastoletnia Rissa Sachs Ia
sic gazem.
Zabawa.
Maiy Janek Wilt zdobyi sic ma
;os bardzo oryginalnego. Chic
oiec liczy lat cztery; W celu "a
,awienia swej blizniej siostry,
-anek rozniecil ogieh ma podSo-
lie w domu rodzicow pnr. 2474
lake View ave. |
Chtopiec najpierw zapalii pa
iery, potem ma ogieh rzucif
swoje zabawki.
Kiedy plomien buchnai pod
am sufit, dziewczyna przestra-
zona wybiegla do suteren Il
prowadziia siuzaca., Przywolano
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lDokohczenie ma str. 5ej.)
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w skiadzie.

- Subjekt: Jaklch zyczy PAM So
bic podwiazek?
- Parma: Takich, W kt6rychby mi
tylo do twarzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-16

tego premier Asquith, kt6ry je D
sobiscie prowadzii zapowiedziai,
re bedzie sic staral, ably droga
prawodawstwa uzyskac dla robo-
tnikow minimizing skale plac.
Rad uczynii wszystko, co mogi,
by doprowadzie do zgody; zle -
re mu sic to ME uda}ol Wskutek
dwutygodniowego strajku ME
tylko wielkie przedsioebiorstwa
poniosiy straty milionowe, ale i
lud ubogi cierpi - glod i nedze,
bo prace tract w pore obecnej,
opaiu niema i grosza niema, "a
kt6ryby kupic m6gl chleb i opal.
Jedynie szczeSliwem jest w calej
sytuacyi to, re przynajmniej spo-
k6j panuje, zaburzeh niema, ale
Ottawa zachodzi, re jesliby strajk
potrwal dIugo to cierpliwosc o.
golu sic wyczerpie. Rad zapo-
wiedzial, ze zaraz oedzie z9dai cd
parlamentu wprowadzenia skali
placy minimalnej, a szczegoly tel
skali rfaja bye zlecone komi-
syom lokalnym, z}ozonym z
przedstawicieli robotnikow pra-
codawcow. Podobno gornicy
maja bye zadowoleni Z takiego
przebiegu sprawy i poparcia rza-
du, przy ktorym tez stoja i dla
uiatwienia mu sytuacyi zachowu-
ia wszedzie spokoj, starajac sic
on usilnie.
Belin, 16 marca. - w Westfa-
Iii strajkuje juz 70 procent gor-
nik6w weglowych, a liczba ich
wciaz przybiera, dajac sic dotkli-
vie odczuwac z caiym krajuI ! Ze-
gluga ma rzekach ograniczona,
koleje cierpia brak wegla, wy
syika wegla "a granice ustaia
prawie zupeinie, wszedzie roz-
rugby i zaburzenia So ma porzad-
ku dziennym. w Herne, Bruck-
hansen, Hamborn i innych mieI-
scowosciach przyszlo do walk z
policya i wojskiem Erew sic OBJ
ficie polala. Strajker6w rozdraz-
niaja zarzadzenia rzadu, jak kon-
sygnowanie wosiska, nakaz zam-
kniecia szynkow itp.
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z Chin.
Strajki weglowe.

StTa1K1 WFSIO"c'
Londyn, 16 marca. froOS
porozumienia pracodawcow z
robotnikami speiziy ostateczn'e
ma niczem; po trzydniowei kon-
fesencyi uklady zerwano, wobec
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EXTRA,
Wielka katastrofa ma Morzu.
Kolizya okretow.

EASTBURNE, ANGLIA. 16
MARCA. - w Kanale Angiel-
skim koGdowa1 niemiecki statek
pasazerski ,,Pisagona'' wielkim
parowcem ,,Oceana", kt6ry tax
fatalne odnios1 uszkodzenia, 70
prawie natychmiast zatonaa. An
gielski okret pocztowy ratowaI
tonacych; dotychczas doniesiono
o a5ciu utopionych, W tel liczbie
az ~ byso kobiet. szczego4ow ka-
tastrofy brak narazie.
Pociecha.
- Wiec pansh syn jest szoferem
r6wnoczesnie awiatorem?
TAX, ma W giowie tylko wiatry |
benzyne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-16
Pogrzeb ,,Maine'u".
GiaIa Ofiar przeWiezionO do Ameyki
ECHA ZAMACHU.
Sytuacya W Chinach.
Stai Xxi WegIOWe " Ang|ii W NiemCzeCh.
w Westfalii krew sic leje.
Co s1ychaG w MexYl<u?
z NIEMIEC.
Sytuacya W Chinach.
w Westfalii krew sic leje.
Co sfychaG w Mexyl<u?
z NIEMIEC.

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