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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-17
SERvIANS WIN A VICTORY
DEFEAT THE BULGARs IN A BAT.
TIE FOUGHT IN LATTER's
TERRITORY
SETTLEMENT is EXPECTED
WARRlNG BALKAN FACTIONS
AGREE THAT 1T is TIME TO
STOP THE FIGHT

Sofia, July 1.-THE Roumauians 10
day took possession of the cable sta
tion at Varna on the Black sea and
thus control communication with Sc
bastapol. AS the railway between the
coast and Sofia also has been cut,
Bulgaria cannot communicate with
the outside world except through
Seryia and Roumania.
An official dispatch reports the de-
feat yesterday by the Bulgarians Of
the Servian forces whicn had pene-
trated Bulgarian territory on the
west. The Servians are retreating
toward Viasina across the border.
Another dispatch says severe losses
have been inflicted on the Greeks on
the Bulgarian left flank. King Fer
dinand today personally telegraphed
to King Charles of Roumania that
Bulgaria was ready to negotiate a
settlement with Roumania.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-17
OPERATORS
SAVE LOSS Of LIFE
WEST VIRGINIA LOCALITY is
SWEPT BY FLOOD CAUSED
BY cLouD5URsT

Wheeling, w. Va, July l7.-Prompt
action on the part of telephone op-
orators is believed to have prevented
heavy loss Of life in the region Il
miles east Of here Just before noon
today, when a cloudburst flooded the
entire section. Water rolled in a
wall out Of Wheeling creek, and Lit
tie Wheeling creek also, flooded and
ruined crops and washing houses
from their foundations. So far as
known no one was drowned, people
in Viola and Maiorsyille fleeing to
the neighboring Mills when warned
Of the on-rushing torrent.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-17
villa is Near Columbus

81 Paso, Tex, July 17-News came
this morning from Columbus, N NJ,
that $50 men, comprising the advance
guard of Francisco Villas rebel com
mand, had reached Palomas, the Mex
ican town opposite Columbus, and that
Villa began moving his main force
this morning from Ascension. Wheth-
er he is heading for Juarez is not po-
sitively known, as rumor prevailed
yesterday in rebel circles that Villa
had been ordered by Governor Carran-
"a to come at once to Coahuila, and
help the constitutionalist leader in
that state.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-17
COMMISSIONERS FAVOR
THE new BRIDGE
COUNTY ENGINEER ORDERED TO
DRAW PLANS FOR STRUCTURE
IN SOUTH LAS VEGAS

At an adjourned session yesterday
afternoon the board OF county COM
.missioners heard the petition Of over
500 residents Of Greater Las Vegas,
many Of whom are heavy taxpayers.
asking for the erection Of a bridge
across the Gallinas river at the ex-
tension Of Independence avenue The
petition was favorably received.
County Engineer George Morrison
was instructed to prepare plans and
specifications for the new bridge
which are to be presented at the next
regular session Of the commissioners
Though the matter was not put tc
a vote, it is not unlikely the commits
sioners viii decide to build the bridge
! it is asserted
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-17
PEDRO MONTANA IS
PUT UNDER ARREST
SHEEP MAN is SAID TO HAVE
OBTAINED MONEY UNDER
FALSE PRETENsE

A warrant for the arrest Of Pedro
Montana was issued by Justice Muir
rays court today at the request of
/ w. Lively Of the People's Bank ana
Trsst company on the charge that
Montana had obtained money under
false prtenses. The amount OF money
that is claimed was obtained is ST.
900.
Montana left Las Vegas yesterday
afternoon on train No. | and when
he reached Albuquerque was arrested
by Chief Of Police Thomas McMllin.
j. w. Harris, sr., president Of the
Peoples Bank and Trust company,
left last night for Albuquerque, but
no details have yet been heard con
cerning the case. The officials of
the bank refused to speak of the mat
ter when approached this afternoon,
Mantano is well known sheep
man and he, with Mr.. Harris, en-
deavored to keep the matter quiet in
Albuquerque. it is said. but the news
reached Las Vegas this morning. Mon
tano was on his way to California, il
is said.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-17
HAYDEN MEETS McREYNoLps

Washington, July 17-Thomas e,
Hayden, special prosecutor Of the
Caminetti-Diggs white slave cases in
San Francisco, conferred with Sena.
tor Ashurst, who, at the instance OF
California democrats, had protested
to Attorney General McReynolds
against Haydens retention. The sit
uation remains unchanged. Ashurst
assured Hayden his only objection
to him was his lack of experience as
a prosecutor. Hayden referred the
senator to one criminal case he had
conducted.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-17
LAkE STEAMERS oolLInE

Chicago, july 1.-THE steamers
Sheboygan and Iowa of the Goodrich
line Of lake steamers, collided in a
fog at the mouth Of the barbor here
today. The Sheboygan was but lit
tie damaged, but the Iowa with a 30
foot hole in her bow, after being as
sisted by tugs to her wharf, finally
sank. No one was killed or injured,
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-17
consider the Mexican situation. The
result was not made known.
Newspapers are Careful

iNSWSPdRSio . 1tV OdtS
All the newspapers here having been
cautioned by a government official to
treat the trip of Ambassador Wilson
to Washington carefully and conserva-
lively they confine themselves today
to local stories and speculation that
his going probably means early recog-
milton of Huerta.
The profess to believe that a sue
cessor to Mr.. Wilson will be named
Immediately and that in this way re
cognition was achieved.
Ell Pals is the only newspaper to
display bitterness. It confines itself
chiefly to attacking Ambassador VIII
son and charatcerizing him as an en-
emy Of the Mexicon government.
The newspapers see in the attitude
Of Europe only an effort to force the
United gtates 10 recognize the Mex
ican government The report of Ger
manys threatening attitude is called
by the newspapers an absurd lie. since
the German emperor's friendship for
Mexico they point out, is well known.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-17
No Relief in Kansas.

Kansas City, July 17.-Although the
local United States weather observer
said conditions in Kansas and west
ern Missouri indicated the maximum
temperature today would be about a
degree lower than yesterdays, the
mercury at many points in the two
states climbed rapidly during the
forenoon, and by noon had equalled
or passed the record Of the same hour
yesterday. Timid clouds, the fore
caster said, were gathering in parts
Of Kansas, but there was little prob
ability of rain.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-17

to Schwedtman on May 2S. 1t cor
cluded by saying that Wade Ellis an,
others suggested that President Vai
Cleve and Secretary Schwedtman o
the manufacturers 90 to Chicago Z
week before the convention, see the
draft of the platform and be private
ly heard"
In letter to Emery, schwedtman
asked:
What is the best way to Influence
the drafting Of this platform in the
right direction?1
More letters were introduced dur
ing the fight against Congressman
Gardner of New Jersey.
Judge Speer, Governor Fort and
Mr.. Lewis have not carried out their
promises to get us a strong candi-
date in that district" Mulhall wrote.
On June /, 1908, he wrote James s.
Sherman that he anu Sherman's
friends in the organization were
greatly pleased that Sherman was to
be a candidate for vice president.
Sherman on June 2 replied:
7 shall be pleased to have the
members Of your association give to
the little boomlet such forward
push as they conveniently can"
A Schwedtman letter to Mulhall
June 3, about the republican platform
quoted Emery thus:
"Am in touch with the chairman Of
the resolutions committee Another
June 6, quoted Emery on Mulhalls
intedview with Postmaster General
Hitchcock, then Mr.. Taft's campaign
manager:
Il think Mulhall's interview with
Hitchcock is one of the best things
ever. The same Hitchcock is an ad-
vanced exponent of the labor politics.
Several letters introduced today
seemed to show Mulhall and Emery
in close relations. General Manager
Bird of the manufacturers, testified
yesterday that Emery was counsel for
the National Council for Industrial de-
Tense, which has no connection with
the Manufacturers association. Null
hall swore today that the manufac-
turers referred him to Emery; that
Emery was constantly in touch with
his work, and eventually wanted to
run all the field work"
Mulhall testified to an acquaintance
with Edward Hines, the Chicago lum-
Oer man, who figured prominently IN
The Lorimer case.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-17
Plot to Destroy Consulate

Eagle Pass, Tex, July lit is de
clared on good authority that United
States Consul Luther Ellsworth at
Piedras Negras, Mexico, has reported
to Washington the discovery of a plot
to dynamite the American consulate
that his life is in danger. Consul Ellis
worth slept in the army post in Eagle
Pass last night Official records OF
the consulate were removed to the
American side for safe keeping yester.
day.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-17
Germany Made No Request

Berlin, July 17-The foreign office
denied today that Germany had de-
manded that the United States gov
ernment protect foreign interests in
Mexico. Germany has not taken any
diplomatic action at Washington. The
foreign office is not aware whether
Count Won Berstrorff, the German
ambassador, has discussed the Mexi-
can situation with Secretary Bryan,
but if it has, the decision was of a
wholly official character.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-17
LITTLE RELIEF FROM
THE IORRID HEAT
FOUR DEATHS in OMAHA TODAY
-KANsAS sWELTEhs UNDER
AN AWFUL SUN
Omaha, July While the wealth
er bureau reported the temperature
as lower than yesterday, four dea,h
directly attributable to the heat were
reported before noon,
lower Temperatures in lqMa.

Des Moines, Ia, July 17.-Lower
temperatures were the rule through
out Iowa today, but with prospects
that they would go higher during the
late afternoon. AT noon it was SO
in Des Moines and reports from va
rious points in the state indicated
that this average prevailed.
The high mark Of the year was
reached locally at 8 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon when th94aerSnometer reg
istered 100 degrees. Several heat
prostrations occurred.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-17
JgwElRY RosRgR CAUGHT

San Diego, cal. July III. Elmer
vencil. wanted in Los Angeles for
robbery of c. j. B. Carson, a jeweler
formerly Of New Bedford, Mass, was
arrested in san Diego today when
detectives overheard him ask in a
saloon where he could pawn some
jewels. Much Of the missing jewelry
was found in his room. The police
say he has confessed the robbery Of
Carson.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-17
BOXING BOUT

Madison, Wis, July IT, Governor
lIcGoyern signed the Hedding boxing
bill today, making 10-round, no-decis-
ion fights legal in Wisconsin. The
new law provides for boxing COM
mission to have charge Of all boxing
contests in the state.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-17
4 DOUBLE BARRELED
GUARANTEE

The readers Of The Optic are
asked to consider the two-fold
responsibility behind the many
products Of nationwide repute
advertised locally in the news
papers and offered for sale by
the leading merchants Of this
city.
First and foremost, our read
ers must know that advertising
has arrived at such sound ba
sis that it is a rare thing now
adays that an advertised article
does not measure up to the
standard established by its adj
yertising.
Secondly, to secure the en-
dorsement and cooperation of
our local dealers. manufacturers
must prove beyond question the
worth Of their product.
Thus we find the manufactpr-
er's national reputation forti-
fed by the local merchants
home reputation
1t is quite likely, therefore,
that our confidence is easily won
and we look with favor upon
the many necessaries Of life Of
fered for sale under such assur
ing auspices and advertised in
newspapers like The Optic.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-17
HAYWOOD ouIrs LEADERSHIP

HAYWOOD QUITS LEADERSHIP
Paterson, N. J., July 1.-THE an
nouncement that Big Bill" Haywood
had withdrawn from active participa-
tion in the silk mill workers strike
here, caused a break in the strike
ranks Most of the weaving mills
are now running, and manufacturers
predict an end Of the strike. Hay
woods withdrawal is explained by
Joseph Ettor the Industrial Workers
of the World leader, who says Hay
wood is physically unable to continue
leadership.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-17

Council Bluffs, Ia, July 17.-George
e. knight, aged 42, who was over
come by heat yesterday, died early
today at his home here.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-17
Powers Consider situation

Mexico City, July ia private
message received here says that 4
meeting was held yesterday in Paris
by representatives Of the powers to
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-17

Continued cn Fac FlVe
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-07-17
Daily Maxim

Wisdom follows expert
ence and It never
catches up
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28
Zyd0Wsk1e spraWkf.
w ostaLnlch cxasach 0trzYm

AyuO VoAlC SplOW nj. q
w ostatnlch cxasach otrzyma.
Ia pollcya warszawska llczne skar-
gi z wiekszych Mast Cesarstwa, ze
zalewane So przez wysy}ane z War
szawy poczt6wki i fotografie ME-
~przyzwoitej tre6cl: W'ekszo66 tych
kart i fotografii prxedstawia wstre-
the, memorable sosny, v kt6rYch
aktoraml 50 os,bniki przebrAne "a
duchownych. Pollcya wkr6tce
wpadfa ma trop, skad brudne te
rxeczy wysy'ano. Owoc rew!zy,
dokonanej W domu 6yda thinner
mama No. AZ PREY ul. Ogrodovej
byi nadzwyczajdy. Znale1iono kill
kadzies'at gotowych do ~wysy}ki
pax wagi oko'o dz'es'eciu lul}fw
ohydnych w~Ydawniotw fotograf'i.
Wstretne to wydawniotwa skon-
fiskowano, wfa6cloielowl zas wyto-
czoao process q r~ozszerzanie memo
ralnych obrazk6w obraze rel1gil
katolicklej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28
zN1KN1Fc1E JEZIoRA


w Rampant Rzymskiej okolo
znanej miejscowosci leczniczej
Fiuggi =nik}o nagle. W ciagu je-
dnej nocy dose DUE jezioro Can
terno, znane turystom z urocze-
go wygladu. Znik}o bez sladu w
nocy z niedzieli ma poniedzia}ek.
Zdumieni mieszkahcy zobaczyli z
rama pusta zupe1nie i juz .obsy--
chajaca kotline, pc kt6rej unosza
sic bale opary. w okolicy wciaz
.slychac g}uche grzmoty podziem
Fenomen ten wydarzy} sic
juz raz W r. 1891. Wowczas mie-
szkahcy poczeli, pc up}ywie pew
nego. czasu, uprawiae obeschle
iozysko jeziora, W ktorem gle.
.boka warstwa namulu zapowia--
da1a niezwykle bogate zbiory.
Ale pewnego ranka' ukaza}a sic
w kotlinie woda i w ciagu kilku-
nastu godzin wype}nila znow ca
}e jezioro. Fenomen ten tenn Jest
dziwniejszy!, Il w6 5i5 : woda
wroci}a przynoszac ze SODA mn6-
stwo ryb, zwykle W tenn jeziorze
iobficie po}awianych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28
A OPIUM.

DIS, kiedy sic lyle mowi 0 0.
plum we Francyi, przypominaja
przyrodnicy, il nawet zwierzeta
maja sk}onnosc do tego nalogu.
Gdzie W Chinach uprawia sic
max, tam sic buduje income ogro-
dzenia, ably sic do maku .nie mo-
ely dosta6 zwierzeta. ,Koniex i
krowy chetnie jedza max, choru-
ja jednak zdychaja, gdy sic i'm,
przyzwyczajonym do tel potra--
wy, max odbierze. Wieprze, kar-
mione makiem, tucza sic szybko,
ale tez wnet je trzeba. zabic.
Pszczoly, kiedy sic ma kwiat ma
ku dostana, ME chca go opuscic.
z fabryk, W kt6rych sic wyrabia
opium, ME MONA wysnac szczu-
row. Przychodza calemi stadami
odurzaja sic wyparami opium i
truja sic niemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28

~"Echo z Afryki" katolicki,
illustrowany miesiecznik mi.
syjny. bfogos}awiony przez
E1ch SWAT. q XIII
PIuSA X, wychodzi W jezy-
ku polskim, czeskim, sio.
wia6skim, niemieckim, fran
cuskim, w}oskim i portugal
skim, staraniem Sodalicyi
6w. Piotra kIawera.
Cena rocznie W Austryi
/ kor. SO hal; W Niemczech
/ NIX. SO fem; W Rosyi 1 rb.;
W Ameryce so ct.
Administrators i ekspedy.
eva: Krakow, uI. sw. Amy 4.
Ofiary Ola misyi afryka6.
.skich MONA przesyla6 albo
do Krakowa, a)bo wprost do
generalnej kierowniczki So.
dalicyi sw. Piotra, hr. Maryi
7. Led6chowskiej. Rzym via
dell'Almata Is.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28
~SZKODLIWoSc WOALoW
I

Trzech angielskich lekarzy: dr..
Norman Bernensby, Voorhees,
Ramuss zawiazali wspolna akcye,
celem wystapienia do Walk z
woalami i wclonami ii kobiet. Ma
podstawie wyy;cczerpujacych i d}u-
gotrwa1ych studyow doszli oni
do przekonania, re tego rodzaju,
lub, bardziej geste zas}ony twa-
r.zy wywieraja zgubne skutki ma
pewne zmysly, jak r6wniez ma
ca1y organizm kobiecy.
Przedewszystkiem odpieraja
oni ogolnie utarta opinie, re woa-
lie i welony przyczyniaja sic do
ochrony sk6ry ma twarzy: ME
tylko ME wstrzymuja nadp}ywa-
jacych z powietrzem .bakcyli, ale
sluza jak wykaza}y bahama bak-
teryologiczne, "a istny zbiornik
czastek kurzu, mikrobow i miaz-
mat6w. w welonie PREY badaniu
mikroskopijnem znajduja sic
wszystkie nieczystosci j wydzie-
liny, nieod}aczne Cd kaszlu, XII
chania it'd. Me koniec ma tenn.
Tkanina woalu, bez wzgledu ma
swa gestoSe, dziasa nadzwyczaj
szkodliwie M siatke oczna i ma
nerw wzrokowy. Nierownomier-
ne oswietlenie p1amy %czarnej W
oku wywoluje z czasem rome o.
brazenia, kt6re p6zniej sprowa--
dzaja choroby ca}ego systemu
nerwowego.
Poniewaz panic nasze - kon-
CA owl trzej lekarze - ME dbaja
wcale o w1asne zdrowie, ami o
zdrowie przysz}ych pokoleh, ME-
wolniczo zawsze trzyma6 sic be-
da mody, a ia chetnie W swych
pomys}ach i kreacyach pos}uguje
sic welonem lub woalem. Ma je-
dnej drodze tylko da}oby sic z}e-
mu zaradzic: W interesie ogolne-
go dobra ludzkosci i przysz}ych
pokolen noszenie welonow i woa-
low powinno bye ustawowo zaka
zane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28

Rozum i uczucie 50 rodzen-
stwem, a wsrod rodzenstwa by
|waja ME tylko wrogie antagoniz-
my, zawziete klotnie. ale zdarza-
ja sic nawet zabojstwa, jak pou-
CA historya bib1ijna o Ablu j Ka-
inie. Pc k}otniach i sporach haste
puje atoli zazwyczaj milose i je-
dnosc tenn goretsza; a gdyssie juz
zdarzy nieszczesne zab6jstwo, to
msci sic "a ME za1 i bol niewyslo-
wiony. Nieslychanie dobrze by
Toby, gdyby stosunki te. spokoj--
niej j prawid}owiej rozwUa6 sic
mogly; ale. poniewaz zyczenie to
musi pozosta6. :niespe}nionem,
,warto, przynajmniej pamietaE, ze
sdaznose do scislego,. harraonijne-
SO: zlac4zze9nnia, rozumu 2 ,ucz.ucsiieesml,
zawsze ] wszedze popieraf nalezy
tax samo, jak daznost do zacho-
wanna zgody W rodzinie. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28
sLUP oGN1sTY.

Donosza z Hiszpanii 0 div
mem zjawisku, kt6re mialo pre-
bieg nastepujacy:sn,4
w okolicach. Walencyi ukazai
sic wieczorem olbrzymi slup og-
misty, podobny z kszta1tu do ira
by powietrznej. Ia masa wiruja-
cego plomienia. miala' okolo stu
metrow wysoko$ci i ciskala ma
wszystkie strony jakby zagwie
ogniste i pop;6}, rozsiewajac sill
ny zapach prochu, palac i nisz-
czac wszystko Pc drodze. !:
Zjawisko mia1o miejsce Q 200
metr6w "a vista Alcacer, ktorej
mieszkahcy W dzikim poplochu
rzucili sic do kosciola, u~patrujac
W niebywalym .slupie ognistym
gniew bozy.
Jednoczesnie strasziwa burza
rozszalala sic mad okolicznemi
wsiami. z nieba padaly kamienie
tax wielkie, re niektore Z Mich
wazyly przeszlo funt. wagi.
w roznych m~iejscach znalezio-
no pc bury stosy kamieni ma IS
centymetr6w wysokosci.
Przyczyna zadziwiajacego zja-
wiska ME jest jasna,s nauka sta
ne}a wobec novel zagadh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28
RAKI.

Wielki jaki5 smakosz powie-
|!zial sdzles, re dWie So rzecz.y
~ sMlecle, ktorych spozywanie-
procz innych cennych wlasnosci
ma i to dc siebie, ; ze szerzy
,spokoj i zadowolenie. So to orze-
! chy i raki. G}eboki ten myS1iciel
lmial oczywiscie ma mysli swiezc,
)csienne w}oskie orzechy, z kt6-
rych s%tarannie trzeba wyjmowac
j oczyszczac jadro, co da sic po-
rownac z rraca PREY jedzeniu "a
kow. Zajecie to tax moze zajay:,
Il zapomina sic PREY MEM o
wszystkich k}opotach, a cz}owiek
nabywa szczegolnego spoAoju,
ktory znac W kazdem jego spcj-
rzeniu j ruchu, a ktory udziela sic
i otoczeniu. Jedzenie rakow lub
~swiezych orzech6w jest najlep-
Sym sposobem ma uspokojenie
gniewu i irytacyi.
Dlaczego rak ugotowany lest
czerwony? Niejeden myslat 0
tenn i napr6zno docieka}. Dope
70 dis zagadke- te w~yjasni}a
wspo}czesna chemia. Nienlie.:k Xxi
chemik, DIR. F. Konrfeld. stvier-
dill, il przyczyna dziwnej zr,ia-
ny zabarwienia pancerza ra-
k6w jest alizarin, kt6ry W drobnej
ilosci znajduje sig W pacerzn. On
to nadaje rakom w stanie natu-
ralnym znane zielone zaba:cwie.
ME, zmieniajace sic PREY goto.
waniu W czerwone. Me dose ma
tenn, ma tel podstawie bedzie mo-
ina teraz uzyskac r6znorodnos6
tego zabarwienia. Dotychczas po-
dawano raki zawsze czerwone,
jak tez musieli je malowac mala-
RE ,,martwej natury". Teraz poll
misek rakow moze mienie sic ro-
znemi barwami, jak p6}misek
wielkanocnych pisanek. Bedzie-
my mieli niebiesko-fioletowe raki,
jeSli do woody, W kt6rej je gotu-
jenny, do9amy kilka kropel aka
~licznej substancyi, a kilka kro-
pei rozczynu soil zelaznych NADIA
i'm picking ciemno-czerwona bar
we ,,boraeaux". Welding tego tez
MONA bedzie: odgadnae wick a
k6w, co by}o tax trudne, jak Cd
gadniecie wieku aktorki. Mode
raki ME maja jeszcze dose roz--
winietego barwinu a1izarynowe-
go, a przeto gotowane w wodzie
z zelaznemi solami ME barwia sic
ma bordeaux" "a to gotowane W
wodzie d~estylowanej nabieraja
pieknego blado-czerwonego ko-
loru, a starsze raki So ognistej
barWy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28
DRAMATU XII.
NEMATOGRAFICZ-
E G

Napisa1 ja Amerykanin Ale.
ksander Black z Nowego Yorku
a jest on nietylko historykiem, a
lie j zalozycielem tel novel cd.
MANY dramatu. (Historya lego
siega jesieni roku 1894, kiedy A
leksander Black wystawi} W No.
wynn Yorku komedye pod tytu,
lem Miss Jersey.
w owym czasie kinematografu
jeszcze ME by}o, Black wystawil
swoja sztuke wed}ug zwyk}ego
sposobu, zas z najbardziej zajmu-
jacych seen kauai sporzadziG
zdjeoia fotograficzne.. Zrobiono
dyapozytywy tych zdjec j zapo-
moca apartu, podobnego do ma
gicznej latarni, rzucano je ma e
kran, r6wnoczesnie zas aktor de-
klamowal:t Il. recytowa}. odpowied-
mia Geese dyalogu. Kiedy kinema-
tograf wynaleziono, ME myslano
zrazu %bynajmniej o zastosowa--
niu idei. Blacka. Kinematograf
przez kilka lat ogranicza} sic do
reprodukcyi krotkich film cpl
zodycznego charakteru.
Me my$lano jeszoze 0 dzisiej--
szych kilometrowych filmach,
ktorych rozwiniecie trivia nieraz
godzine. P~rzyszed}* jednak czas
rozwoju, kt6ry Black dzieli ma
siedm epok:
IL Pierwsze trzyaktowe drama
ty, ktore sam historyk W r. 1894
napisaa, sfotografowal j wystawil;
y neutrality-suspicious. .epizody W
pojedynczych seryach; 81 krotkie
sceny komiczne trwajace ME dlu-
lei jak piee minut; ~ kinemato-
graficzne obrazy. Z podr6zy; s.
sceny z powiesci kinematografi--
cznej reprodukcyi; s. 'sceny Z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-08-28
Move odpusty.

Ojciec sw. Plus X. nadaf
100 dni odpustu tym wszyst-
kim, kt6rzy sic pozdrawiaja i
~odpowiadaja ma pozdrowienie
chrze6cija6skie MECH bedzie
pochwalony Jezus Chrystus
- ma wieki wicklow amen"
(albo Amen tylko). Dotych-
czas do pozdrowienia togo
przylaczone by}y 80 dni cd
pustu. R6wnoczesnie przy-
wiazal Oiciec sw. 800 dni
odpustu do odm6wienia aktu
strZellstegO na Geese NalsW.
SACRAMENTO: ,Chwala dick
czynienie badz W kazdym
momencIe Jezusowi W Maj
6wietrzym Observation-Disclosures
ciel", odpust zas zupetny raz
W missjacu pc ]spowiedzi i
komunii sw. ola odmawiaja-
cych ten akt strzelisty CO.
d2iennie. Obydwa odpusty
MONA ofiarowac "a dusze W
czv6ou ~cierpiace.: a.