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The evening world., 1912-01-16
-OM JONES belongs to the new
school lie never mentions any

-OM JONES belongs TO the new
school lie never mentions any
thing less h q thousand doll
lars. even 81 the most commonplace
conversation. lie has managed Papke
and Wolgast. both worlds champions
and good money makers, and Tom has
become accustomed 10 thinking IN big
figures, lilo smokes dollar cigars and
! suppose he buys them by the thousand.
A. least he gives YOU that Impression.
lie demands ten or twenty or thirty
thousand dollars for Wolgast In an on
hand way. ana lie really does corral q
lot OF money. Wolgast, until his recent
Illness, has been "a good pay streak.
Tom Jones puts Rockefeller. Morgan.
Carnegie ana that bunch IN the pikcr
class when he mentions Wolgast's ring
earnings. And no doubt the han pays.
He Is one OF those full loNo'',i mana
gers, Wears EN- everywhere that thcy'll
hang on.
The evening world., 1912-01-16
Building Up The American Man
Discussed by Worlds Greatest Health. Makers and Students
Of Physiology in Serial Instalmerts Expressly
for The Evening World.

physicsi F/fness and Reliability IRE OF More Value
IT. IN Spasn. 0d.c Genius In These Days o. Busincss
4cfivny. 1ccosdInd to ProI Sar6ent. Physical In.
sfrucIOr at HSrs Ar0 University.
The evening world., 1912-01-16

before the nEht. and had Jef al, p-med
up TO grab Fin and slam him against
the wall TO show his strength ana shake
the champions confidence, Full ~
tricks. Bllly Brady was, To-day he is
much too diRniaed TO ttoop 10 mauag-
Ing nRhters-hut he was n good one IN
his time.
The evening world., 1912-01-16
Fordon and Carlyle Clubs Call
Of Shows Because of
Slight Attendance.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

THAT there are too many boxing
clubs In Greater New York was
again proved last night when
two Of them were compelled to call OF
their shows on account of the small At
tendance These clubs were the Fordon
A.. G. and the Carlyle A. c. Of Brook
lyn. At the former club Philly McGov-
ern n Charley Goldman we're sched-
uled to meet In the main bout. but as
the gate showed less than $50 the club
ofnc1ais postponed the entertainment. At
the Carlyle A. c. che same conditions
prevailed and the show was declared
on. It 10 likely that several more clubs
will 30 to the wall in . short time. and
tho only ones that are likely to survive
are those that we're holding shows BE-.
fore the Frawiey law . into opera
uon.
The evening world., 1912-01-16

Great b~unch-these ns,!c magnates.
And they haven't any tin ears. either.
The evening world., 1912-01-16

Eddis Medoorty.. ths crack mdddlswssht a
Oshhosh, VIA, u hNV again and Is located a
Johnson's RosdhousS. where BE- u GETTING int
condition fg h. tent round bout WITH wAtsr OF
~ 6 California, which Hks placs 81 . loca
dub on Jan, SO. McGooSly g< IN town from
The evening world., 1912-01-16
Nine Not Likely
To Open Season Here

&c. Pfyl and nrchcr Torrcy are. the
players ma have been notified.
The evening world., 1912-01-16

-HERE was Billy D~elansy-the
"KinE-Maker." Delaney was n
good trsiner ana . good second.
rather than a business manager. lie
never cut very much Of a hgure In tho
match making. but Jcnries made a
pretty good pAle while with Delaney. ca
peciAily In that last fight with Jim Cor.
hett In San Francisco. with !s e&.eoC
gate. Delaney wasn't much az a ialker,
but Around q training camp he was a
great worker. That MAS n end Of the
business he understood.
The evening world., 1912-01-16
Danny Morgan Thinks Knock.
out Brown viii Put Abe At.
tell 10 Sleep.

Cspyvish,. 1919. ~ IN. Press Publishing Co.
Chs Nev Nrt wpdl.
-INC.A-L1N1-A-ILS0 - that's the
telephone.
."ITeiio7 who's thls7 Oh. Nor
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
HICKMAN.SCAnBNROUGH.

Miss Hida Leona Hickman, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Hickman,
and Joseph Francis Sea- thorough we're
married at tho home Of the brides
parents. No. sos Concord evenue, en-
Saturday evening, by the Rev. r. l..
Jackson. The bride wore a white
crepe meteor over white crepe satin
and a veil. She carried a shower bou-
quet of bride ROSES AMI lilies Of the
valley. The wedding march was play
ed by Miss Amy Lodge, Of Philadel-
phia. Miss Maria Hickman Sas the
maid Of honor. Sne wore yellow
chiffon over yellow satin and carried
daisies. The bridesmaids were Miss
Ethel Hagan, Miss Ethel Ware. OF
Sharpstown, n. J., Miss Helen 'iilkin-
son. of Bristol, Pa, Miss Helen Con-
way, of Rehoboth, and Miss Madeline
Miller, OF this city. The best man
was Wesley Gregg, and the ushers
were A. c. Williams, Hetbert Clark
Vaughan Clavy and Charles Neary
Mr.. and Mrs. Scarborough left for {
wedding trip TO Niagara Falls.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01

Miss Mary T. Ridgeiy will spend
July with Mrs. Eugene DUPONT at
Pelleport.
Miss Ethel Pennewill Brown re-
turned Saturday from a weeks visit
to Rehoboth.
George r. Mason sails July for
Naples on a European tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Everett. who
have beeen living at East Orange, n.
j., will come to this city to reside at
Twentieth and Monroe streets, within
week or ten days.
William Mason sailed from Boston,
Mass, on the Critic. White Star Line,
Saturday. to conduct a party for a
European tour of three months.
Mrs. Albert Miller Penn left Friday
night for Newport. r. L., to join her
husband, Ensign Penn, whose ship
the u. S. S. Burroughs, is with the
torpedo fleet off Newport.
Miss Olive Rush has gone to Nun.
Gle, Ind, TO stay a month or longer
while she executes a portrait com
mission.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Shropshire
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robinson anC
Mrs. Jennie Shropshire, Of Trainer
! attended a reception in this city Fri
day evening
Mr.. and Mrs. William Winder LairC
are staying with Pierre S. DUPONT a
Longwood, his place, near Hamorton
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B Bradford re
tuned to Edge Moor Saturday from
fortnight's trip to New England The,
went 10 Yale commencement for tn
graduation of their son, Sidney.
Miss Lois and Miss Edna Martin
u gave a river party supper and ride nj
to Philadelphia on one of the Wilso
!, Line boats Friday
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene e. duPon
have gone to Cape May. n. j.. wher
they have taken cottage for tn
; summer.
r Miss Margaret Whitaker has re
: turned from New Rochelle, N. Y
where she had been staying wit
b friends for a week
Mr. and Mrs. p. j. ballet and Mis-
Esther BALLET have returned from
visit in West Chester.
Miss Mary Jones. of No. Is Wes
5 Twenty-third street. will spend III
summer visiting in New York an
Newport, r. I.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
Ruptured People
Try This for Relief and Cure

chances
Wen make truss especially for your
case and send II TO YOU and allow you 90
days trial 20 prove that it will hold your
rupturc--that IL win put an end TO the trou-
BILE you We heretofore had and improve
YOUR condition II the trial fails 10 prove
this wen be the losers. not you.
GET WORLDS GREATEST RUPTURE
BOOK
So that you can Judge for yourself "
want 10 send You a free book we have writ
ten-a cloth bound book OF advice. Even
phvsicians who have read 70 say its the
best book ever written on Rupture.
II sums up all ve have learned abous
rupture In forty years Of day'after-day eN-
pericnoe--in the successful treatment or
over .gO.OOO cases. II deals with rupturs
IN an its forms Ande stages--eNplnins me
dangers Of opcrations-cxposcs the wortn'
less trusses and the equally worthless make
shifts masquerndng under sucn names a.
appliance. method, system, pios'
ters' etc.--puts you on guard against
throwing money away on things that can
stand fair test.
-hov little IL costs--how 10 ends constant
expcnse ON account Of your rupturc-hoN
Thousands have found this truss a. COM
Portable as their clothing Ono springs Or
ygeb or elastic band or belt around your
,,aist--no leg. straps) how You can try onr
so dava al our risk-thus giving You plenty
Of time 20 mako sure of its wondertui holo
ing and healing powers ana OF us wafer
proof and wearing QUALITIES A. ...
N tells-in their own words-the eNper
lance az many former suherers-gives then
names and addresses--pcrhaps you know
some Of them. -.
Rooi sent in plain sealed envelope. Writ'
for h today-don't put Il of--this boo'
NAV be the means Of adding many years t'
vonr life and Of rcstroing you no ful strengt'
and usefulness.
lust uso the coupon or simply say IN
t.tter or postal "Send me the Book II
writing us please give our box number
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
FASHIONS AND FADS
BY Maude E. CiIley.

The vogue of the separet coat is
immense
Auto vcils Of Shetland silk are
much worn
The word "bustles" is being whis-
pered about.
Pretty dresses for morning wear
are made OF linen.
Many OF the new sleeves are long
and finished with frill.
Some few gowns have the panniers
looped up we'll toward the back
Many striking combinations of col
orings arc used for afternoon wraps.
Stripes in linens and the various
wcaves Of muslin and cotton voile are
very popular
Linens and cotton voiles stand fore
most in the list of fabrics for smart
blouses.
There is again. a great fancy for
that prettiest Of summer fabrics, the
dainty organdie.
Long coats of white corduroy arc
worn for short motor trips, boating
and outdoor sports.
White crochet buttons make a very
effective trimming for lingerie
blouse and are popular.
The new lace blouse is exquisitell
made of different kinds of lace com
bined with tulle and filet net.
Sheer linen and batiste, embroid
cred or plain, are used upon gown
of silk. satin or charmeuse.
Frlnged scarfs of bias silk or satil
knotted AT the left side Of linen frock
and pongees give a smart finish.
The present fashion is to expos
the whole of a bandeau or wreath, I'm
stead of threading II through IN
hair.
Lingerie collars and odd button
are the only trimming required 70
the one-pieoe dress of linen, silk O
serge
Lace is used with figured crepes-
lace I'm quantities, but the washabl
figured muslin must be made up with
out H.
Blouses Of satin are trimmed wit
lace, and have often long, full sleeve
of lace with tight lace cuffs and pleai
ed frill
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. John Biggs are at the
Chalfonte, Atlantic City
Mrs. Daniel Grassland. of Eddy
stone, is spending a week with her
daughter, Mrs. Grover Weibel, of this
city.
Clayton Wright was a recent guest
of friends at Bethel.
Miss Sadie Russell has been spend
ing several days with friends at
Bethel.
Miss Helen Webster, of Rising Sun,
Md, is spending the week in this
city.
Mrs. Rebecca Meredith, OF Wood
lawn, is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Louise Nowland is spending
the summer at Twilight Park, in the
Catskills
Miss Sarah Reed was a recent
guest of Mrs. John Burnite, of New
ark.
Miss Margaret veasey was recent
guest of friends at Newark.
Miss Annie Wilson, OF Newark, is
the guest Of Miss Margaret Wilson
of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wright were
recent guests of f. V. Whiteman and
I family. of Newark.
] Mr. and Mrs. William Eastburr
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j
r. Eastburn, of Newark
Mrs. Maggie Miller and Mrs. Louisa
Barker were recent guests of friends
at Pleasant Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. I. Eastburn anC
Albert Mitchell were recent guests
of friends at Pleasant Hill.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01

Here is something you can try sixty Gays
without having 10 risk single cent OF your
money.
something which has cured--in the last
twenty-four ycars-thousands Of ruptured
people
tured parts that you can work right along
N YOU don't find yourself getting better
after trying Cluthe Truss or Cinfhe Alto
n von don't think it's doing you lot or
eood--making new man OF sod-
Then We don want "A tcunN.
TRY 1T so DAYS AT OUR RISK
This is more than truss-more than
merely device 10 hold your rupture IN
For YOUR protection we guarantee in writ
inr that a Cluthc Truss viii kecp your rnp'
ure from coming out--whou YOU are work
Ing. exercising. taking q bath (this truss ~
water proof every minute of the day. II
. 90 days trial doesn't prove IL, the truss
won . cost you cent
You sec this truss-unlke all othcrs-is
sclf-adiusting. sclfrogulaiing
The support 10 gives automatically increases
when there is any sudden movement or
strain-as in working-eo no strain can
Ana in addition. a Cuthe Truss provides
thc ONLY way ever discovered for overcom-
ING the weakness which is the real cause
OF rupture. . -.
of al strain this Truss IS constantly
rtrenrthoning tho ruptured parts.
noes thai BY automatically massagine
thcm-this healing massage does for them
rnrts what exercise does for a weak arm
roetores their lost strength-in NAM
cases makes them 40 strong that truss
IA no longer needed - z,.s,-
rrhi. ,oaaeaare IA 30 beneficial that nearly
All feel better and stronger-get lmmoaiat'
renef-after trying this truss
SO beneficial that Chthe Truss has cur
ed some of tho worst cases on record
Among them men and women 80 20 ~
x.ars old who had been rupiured from 2t
10 SO years.
Cured many Of them after everything
else including operation had failed 20 do
ANY good whatever. -
OUR EXPENSE II IT FAILS.
You are making tho mistake or your iif'
10 Won let any doubts or past dissppoint
rncnfs keep Won from finding out what
Cinthe Truss can do for you.
Remember that VIC ask you 70 take NJ
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
ENTERTAIN AT CARDS.

Mrs. Frank L. Boynton and her
daughter, Miss Harriet Fulton, of
Cleveland. Ohio, who have been occu-
pying the Fell place at Brandywine
Springs, which w. jerks Fell left to
his granddaughter, have been enter
tanning Miss Lillian Midlam. followed
by cards in the afternoon. The guests
were Miss Mary Steele, Miss Francis
Springer, Miss Helen Armstrong, Miss
Bertha Armstrong. Miss Gertrude
Cranston, Miss Marion Vedder. Miss
Anne Hughes. Miss Ruth Mullin, Miss
Alice MARSHALL, Miss Lillian Ponder
Evening journal., 1912-07-01

taken three bottles and am entirely
free from the disease. was so bad
could not sleep nights; now ] sleep
well. and my kidneys work perfectly.
p. W. Miller, Catawissa, Pa, Novem-
Der -. 1911.
Rheumatism, lumbago, gout and
chronic neuralgia are all caused by
uric acid in the blood Get a fifty
cent bottle of RHEUMA on money
back plan from n. B Danforth today;
the uric acid will start to leave you
tomorrow, and in a short time you
will be free from pain and misery.
II is guaranteed.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
HERE TO MARRY.

Miss Lizzie A. whitoworth, Of
Unionville, Pa, and Edward ]. Wal
tens, Of Coatesville. Pa, were married
in this city on Saturday evening by
tho Rev J. E. Hunsberger. at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Taylor,
No. 1926 Chestnut street.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
DUPONT ENGINEER TAXES BRIDE

David f. Evans, of this city, former
~ OF Pittston. Pa, md Miss Mary Z
Weaver, Of Pittstor. were motrico at
The Tome of the bride on Thursday
evening last. by The Rev David Jones,
pastor of First Welsh Congregational
Csurch. Of West Scranton. Mr. Ev-
ans is connected with the engineering
department If the dupont Powder
Company in this city Afte~ then
wedding trip. NJ and Mrs Evans vii
| iive in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
TOOK THREE BOTTLES
RHEUMATISM GONE
II Cost Mr.. Miller Just
S1.50 To Drive Out The
Uric Acid, Get Rid OF
Rheumatism Aud Have His
Kidneys Work Perfectly.

Il have been a
sufferer from rheu-
matism for six
years. Have tried
different docto IS,
with no relief. /
saw your advertise
ment and thought I
would try RHEU-
MA. ! was bene-
hted by the first
bottle. / have now
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
LAMBORN.CATERLAIN.

Miss Claire Lamborn and Charles
c. Caterlain we're married on We'd
nesdsy morning, June 26, at st. Jo-
seph's Church, Henry Clay. by the
Rev. Father Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Cat
erlain left for trip to Newport and
Bristol, r. l. They will be at home
after July Is at Wooddale.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
CURRAN.puGAN.

Miss Helen NJ Curran and Joseph p.
Dugan we're married on Wednesday
afternoon, June -, in st. AIMS r. c.
Church. They we're attended by Miss
Margaret T. Curran. sister OF the
bride. and James Dougherty. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dugan are living at No. 422 Fer
ris street
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
ST. FLIZFBFTH's FESTIVAL.

A festival will be held on the lawn
of st. Elizabeths church. South
Broome street, on Tuesday. Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings of this
week.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
What Can You Give?
By Ruth Cameron
GIVE what you have. To some one
H. may be better than you think.

N''' -
girl who acts doctors once
personally
organization which sees ha hey are
to who deal
and she has very
doubt mind hat hst OF e
in out by suphuman parsonage
of Adams si
would from the head OF na @
w uhnaa nnean
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
Vacation Necessities

Adhesive Plasters all widths and length.
Absorbent Cotton, | OF. TO ID pkg.
Gauze Baudages, ID in. to in. wide,
5 to 10 yards long.
Witch Hazel, pint ............. 25c
Alcohol. pint, 45c; Of ..............S5 S5e
Tr Arnica, OF 25e; pint .......75c
Miller's Liver Pills, l5c bottle, for 25c
Miller's Dysp. Tab. 2Se box, for ST 90
Millers Blackberry Cordial, bottle 25c
Miller's Peroxide Hydrogen, ID To-, l5c;
ID. 25c.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01

always puts up supply Of preserves quite dspropor
tionate to her small family They one of the few
things can afford 10 give" she says, and take real
comfort IN being able to pass them on TO people who
don't have anything but store preserves When any
one In the neighborhood is i'll this woman is sure TO
appear with a CHEEKY word and tumbler of delicious
currant Jelly or toothsome marmalade or whatever
happens to be her invalids favorte preserve-for a
wonderful memory is Important part of this dear
lady's giving And on Christmas and Easter and all
the little gift giving DAYS she goes about surprising
the shut-ins or the lonely old person, with an hum
Bile, but welcome little gift
Can you doubt that she, too. would be on the new
Abou Ran Adann'e Uet7
Evening journal., 1912-07-01
In Your Hour of Need

Remember these few words but i'm
portant ones to you. You may not be
sick now but when the time comes-just
think Of MILLER'S PRESCRIPTION
DEPARTMENT.
You will be glad TO know where con-
scientious services are given and where
there is not one single detail in filling
your prescription overlooked.
Evening journal., 1912-07-01

great
in
to
In
before she gives
In
of
pretty
she
far etter s he
of
things the laugh
panionship O a cheerful personality
But { this little
give better than think
MIRO
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-02-07

Carl Reynolds byl Y roee 1907 od.
souzen solidcem g'roupen X desc.
tilett kdznici pro loupez. Pred Tim
liz Y r. 1906 olonpil Augusta Vol.
fa, saloonika o B1O u byl rovnez
appleton do loupeze dome pnnl
Rockafelloyt o. v groeernim OBJ
chode julia WnxenberRa na Park
ave. Kdyz "a jcho pobytn Y KIN
nici zacly se ba mem jeyit znhm-
KY porncby mozkoy6, byl poslhn
do blhziDce Y Hastings, odknd 80
mn podafiIo prchponti Y ky6tnu
minultho roku, II od " DOLBY byl
Dezytslnym. policistoyi NicboIso.
Vi bylo blahopfhno k jeho ducha.
pi1t0mnosti, ~ 40 potlcbu zmoc'
nil Dive zbraDi, nez Inpice pro.
budil W. zoufnleho boje y obema
policisty da 10 souditi, ze Kcy
nolds byl V nejvyssfm stnpnj sile'
ny. pobfeb zastfclentho konal Sc
We ttyrtek . domu jeho neylast.
pfbo otce,
V mistnostcch ~. NJ. G. A.
bndou " konati kazdy ctyrtek We.
tcr pfcdDhsky 0 zdrayoycde X
tomn eli byIo zisk6no nGkolik
prumincntnich lekafh. Vstnp k
pfedndskhm jest 1plnt volng
Pmsti ctyrtek, y. 1nora bnde pred
naseti DIR. w. =. Wberry 0 bygi.
enc oci, uA, nosu q brtanu Ty-
to pfcdnhsky yfelc odporutnje.
me.
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NOVINKY z BRNA.
(Omazsk6ho pfedmesti.)

Vzpoura zen v BNe ~ mi.
ze 40 nazvati chov1nf nektcrych
.jinonarodnich Zen. V posledni
dobe bylo zadano vice zadostf o
ronody a hlayne zen,isky byly
10, ktere od syych mllzn snazi se
byti rozvedcny. Ze 10 dfld spat-
nou reklamu zdejsim dospelym
dfvcatim. musi kazdy rozumny
cloyek uznati kandidatGm ze-
nitby pfejde yeskera chut IN ze-
ntni. nebof vidi, ze by je mohl tez
ten samy osud stihnonti a nenf
tudiz divu, ze radeji syobodnymi
ziistanou.
Xndmy krajan p. karel Ste
fan jest stale lekdrsk6m oscifo-
ydni jak ale Sc doyiddme. naleza
Sc na nejlepsi ceste ku brzkemu
uAlraycni, eehoz mu sousedi z
lirua 4 pima srdcc pfejou,
L rodiny Franka Rejnka dli
" ttto dob6 nayst6you jeiich ymi.
cka 50 sylm manzolem Frank BE.
rankom q l.inwood, Nehr,
Jake mali ditky franka FRO.
va staroslllye roditc, jest yid6t 4
toho, ~ tito eini ro1sahl6 piipra,
vy L yelkemn rhoyu yseho druhu
dr0hete iotitl llusy kaehuy
slerice a ] Tee isme sasleehli,
A. ghco jun ieiich set y j kra.
iiefk nAmS salonik na iitui II
ul,, dAti do ehoyu asiake 10 pra
~,tko NesmH by ale pan Jan
mSslell n hy IA sephNinu sese
tab "yyfouk iako - tolii slalo
\ uosSmu roku kdy pak tahrAl 81
va SamsonkA
NAsle,ikem stale vsrNsiailei
ho oheho,lu essifil = kmei, ma
insi fefAleksha q sr~erniha eh
phsslu elsla lAse Garfield III
na9us svt aislna.ii, lsk abs .ua
M lsl~ a ryehlsil svlns svs "a
kupnlky ahsleuAill
Fan Alois l'alax. devv,lns
kshlnslnl ,uhlAe . slsla sli-
nuIaai vi. deslal = mlaalssh
siassh ~ rusNAhleha slfllniha oh
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-02-07

chodu manzeld .. Vac. Mcleny
yelkou d yclice pelsn6 zbotoyenou
yykladnf skn1. UmeleckA price
nejItpe dosyedeuje, ze p, Palas
zDamenit6 We SVEN oboru No Wy
zn6 u potfebujc.li nckdo . krajar
M jakykoli zyldstc pekny ndby-
tex, neebt jen dhyeron M .. Pa
lasa se 0bratj,
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Ztraci LaFollette rozyahu.

ri banketu, dhyan6m yydaya-
tell periodiekych Gosopish Ame-
rice We Philadelphii, I've skuaec.
nosti Curtisem, yydayatelem Sat
Evening Post u Ledics Home
Jourpalu) byli pfitomni vsicbni
yynikajfci yydayntele Magazinf
v Americe ~ senDt0r LaF0llctte
Ibyl pozyhn, aby promluyil. Jnk
zDhmo, podporije Curtis We syyeh
listecb kandidatiru wiscoDsiDskt-
no senht0ra A LaF'olIctte skill
teene mlnyil dele ncz dye bodiDy,
tax m piftomni hostt nevcdeli,
jak jiz mail sedcti u ke vsemn To-
mn jim jcste zhpaIn nejy6tMho
rozhofeeni metal LaFollette v
Itvdf ysemoznt nrhzky u nazyyal
yydayatcle mesicnikh znpDdanci
u sluzebniky zlatfho telete u we
NOME u ncmoznt. Kdyz konecne
| byl se syou ncmistnou reef hotov,
mIuyM bankctu nGkolika sl0vy
mu odpovedel fka; Byli jsme Wy
stayeni drzt n lzive filipiee atd
Kazdy sc divil jcdnanf La
I'oIIetta o jcbo pfhtelt nev6deli
60 d6lat u 60 fici Bylo pry TO u
kdzkou nervoveho napjcti La
I'olletta, ktcre hrani6 y prostraci
ncryn q We skutetnosti jest pry
senator nemocen TAX, ze neni "a
Isvou rec zodpoyeden. Pondelni IL
ay oznamuji, ze musi byti odve-
zen do Iazni le6cn sanatoriu,
ncb naltza 80 ma pokinji hplneho
ncrvovthp ochrnuti,
Studena vlna.
Celt poifci hofejsi Mississippi
Missouri n staty kolem velkych
jczcr byly stizeny druht polo
vine minnleho tydne studenou
ylnou, ktera byla TAX prudkou, ze
mn nekterych mistech severnich
statech klesl teplomer az pres 40
Vt. pod nullou. Celia krajina od
seyerni Missouri u severniho Kan
sasu mela tcplotu ma MULE neb
ni2c mraz NJ oznamuje NJ n
I4ouisiany n take Jacksonville,
Florida, meli mrhz. Ma severe.
zapade zufil blizzard a ylaky hyly
Sayaty We Wyomingu, Utah, Da-
kolach i Nehrasee 4 Wisconsin,
Sc oznamujc a. pod nnllou. V SO
holu oznamoyala se vySsi teploia
ma severe sapade a ylna lene se k
lySeho,M od ludiany a ohiu.
velke ohne.
We Philadelphia yyhofvl eely ie-
den tatarni yelkeobehoslni elve
ree k,le ~ yyrahtly poneisire %.
krasy ua icnska sals koslIe mnt.
ska kensk6 kisatky sko,A =.
pAsi na million ,lellarh
l Y Kansas til, ,Nhotel kIrnot
nlgkS yelke4sssst Marr,lIsay a
sko,ls 10 shosi uensnA - mlha
dilie na sll1tssl
oaloss lssnsjsi
Re'lllels ,Fussu suaosseh vs.,
rshka q lel~ kuhher 1smpans
uAnamill S1,tvns eea val,s.a a IA
aseh sAasl leiskshe eslssa su.
my ssraesaseh. 10 pressa, VIA
10 ~ tai .asieikem salssai ssas
~sess samy
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eeslllels ,Fassu su,a"sseh vs..
rshkn q lsle Rubber lampans
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