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The sun., 1916-11-21
WOMEN READY FOR NEW FIGHT.
state Convention In Albany To.day
VIII Map suffrage Campaign.

ALBANY. Nov. .20.-The annual converr
ton of the State woman suffrage or
ganization will begin Mere td-fhofruw. \
campaign for votes to carry through the
suffrage amendment in the Legislature
and also in the elections OF 1917 already
is being mapped out by the vanguard Of
workers who arrived here to-day.
Mrs. Norman de r. Whitehouse Is TO
be reelected president of the State
Woman Suffrage party. and there viii
be no contests over the other candidates.
Mrs. Whitehouse. Mrs. James l.. Laid
law. Mrs. Raymond Brown and Miss
Mary Garrett Hay addressed large
crowds tonight IN this city.
The sun., 1916-11-21
DEMOCRATS GAIN IN RECOUNT
Two Congressional Districts In
P~nna. Threaten to Switch.

PITTsBuRG. Pa. Nov. con Clyde
Kelly. Democrat. took the lead from
Representative w. II. Coleman, Repub-
lican. In the ofiicial. recount OF the vote
cast in the Thirtieth Congressional dis
trict here to-day. With Al OF the 2l2
precincts In the district remaining to be
counted, the official vote was Kelly,
16.S34: Coleman. l6.167, a net gain for
the day of 1897 for the former.
Guy +. Campbell. Democrat. made a
net gain of l45 over Representative A. J.
%Barchfeldt. Republican. in the recount OF
the vote in the Thirty-second district,
which with SO precincts out OF 244 In
the district yet to be counted gave
Campbell, li.493. and Barchfeldt li,177.
The sun., 1916-11-21
CarMauia. Sea Victor. Here,

The steamship Carmania. hrrt of the
Cunard turbines. which has been In war
service as an auxiliary cruiser since the
early part of the war and which sank
the German auxiley Cap TravalGar on
the coast OF Brasil. arrived yesterday
on her FIRST trip to this port since her
sea duel. She will be a carrier OF NUM-
lions for Britain.
The sun., 1916-11-21

Fort MADISON. Iowa. Nov. 20.-A spe-
ciai rain will leave here tomorrow To
tour the entire system Of he Atchison.
Topeka and Santa FEE RAILROAD to fuml.
gate and disinfect every bunk car and
bunk house used by Mexican section
hands In al effort 20 prevent the spread
Of typhus fever. Four persons In Fort
Madison are suffering from tyhus brought
here by "A Mexican section hand. One
has died from the disease.
The sun., 1916-11-21
MISS LAW A BAY SLATER.
wife Of Charles a. oliver. Also an
Aviator and Parachute jumper.

LYNN. Mass. Nov. 20.-Mrs. Charles
A. Oliver ruth Bancroft Law), the
aviatrix. 10 well known in this city,
where she was born n has passed
about twenty years Of her life. When
they were still young. she and her
brother. F. Rodman Law. later a para
chute Jumper n professional death
dArer. were taken by their parents to
Connecticut. hut later returned TO Lynn.
and for a number Of years she lived
with her brother and husband on Chat
ham street.
Her husband. a Maine man. whom she
married about Ave years ago. is an avia-
tor and parachute jumper like herself.
II was in 1912. while living here. that
Ruth Law began to fly. She weighed
only I13 pounds and looked like a school,
girl.
In 1918. she vas established as a
teacher in the aviation school at Day
toni Beach. Fla. and on March 8 of
that year. with DIR. H.. +. Biggar. pri-
ate physician Of John d. Rockefeller.
as a passenger. she reached an altitude
OF 1900 feet in a twenty-one mile flight
that lasted tw%enty-seven minutes at Sea
Breeze. Fla.
The sun., 1916-11-21
Friendly Sons Elect Omcers.

At the annual meeting Of the Friendly
Sons Of st. Patrick at the Hotel Astor
last night the following officers were
elected President. Justice Victor j.
Bowling first vice-president. Daniel r.
Cohalan second vice-president. Henry
l.. Joyce treasurer. John O.. O'keefe
almoner. Nicholas J. Barrett: recording
secretary, James J. Hoey corresponding
secretary. Joseph Rowan members OF
The sun., 1916-11-21
Health Omcer's Car kiiIs Ns,.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Nov. "o.-pr W
T. Magic. health officer IN Fairfield. ,
small town near here. while driving M,
automobile on the Boston Post roaA
tonight struck and killed Walter Be-.
ton. 80 years old. Of Gilman Manor
Hridgeport.
The sun., 1916-11-21
"LA BELLE CANADA"
STIRS HER PREMIER
James X. Hackett, Composer
and Conductor, Astonishes
Canadian Club Diners.
HE DIRECTS ORCHESTRA
Sir Robert, Ex. President Taft
and Mayor Mitchell Speak
at BiltmOre.

Two %bagpipers who atrode up and
down the grand ballroom OF the Biitmore
last night while the Canadian Club Of
New York was feasting Sir Robert Laird
Borden. Premier Of Canada. were later
eclipsed by a new musical prodigy. Com
poser and Conductor James X. Hackett.
Mr.. Hackett. heretofore known as an
actor, had a balcony seat surrounded by
MINI mysterious men with instruments.
A. most of the evening passed without
demonstration from his quarter II
seemed likely that the company might
never know Just what Mr.. Hackett was
up to. But after William H.. TAFT.
Mayor Mitchell. Premier Borden. who
was the honor guest. and War Corre-
spondent Frederick Palmer had made
their speeches and the President OF the
United states and King George had been
toasted and a letter from President Will
son had been read Mr.. Hackett's secret
was uncovered.
The chairman, Thomas d. Neelands.
president Of the club, explained that the
balcony guest was a composer az well
as an actor. and was also n Canadian.
and would now prove everything the in
PRODUCER said about him.
Mr.. Haekett Responds.
In reply Mr.. Hackett doomed out q
denial Of Canadian birth n confessed
that he was q Son Of the American Rev
olution. However. he said he loved
Canada. and while sitting on the porch
Of his summer home OH the St. Law
renee watching supply ships steam up
and down the river he had been in-
spired to pick at his plano with his right
forehnger until q new march. La Belle
Canada" had emerged.
At Z o'clock yesterday afternoon, ne
chestrs Of nine pieces and persuaded the
leader that the march could be orches-
trated and mastered by dinner m
The leader had required IN turn that
none but the composer should conduc'
the orchestra.
Il have never done II BEFORE. added
Mr.. Hackett, but here goes. mo please
let the sentiment cover the fauits.'
The balcony rail n twiddied MS myers
At Hacketts orchestra, n FOR the hrst
time on n stage L Belle Canada
was performed amid applause that was
wilder than anything that had gone be-
and that was led by the
Prime Minister.
1T was a trihe." Composer Hackett
told congratulators. II have composed
thirty-seven pieces since June. IN nave
brought them back TO New York for
copyrighting."
In his address Mr.. Taft said that In the
100 years peace Canada and the United
had got into the habit OF settling
differences by peaceful means. and.
please God. we will never get out Of that
habit He declared that Sir Robert
worthily represented the people OF Can
The sun., 1916-11-21
Fined for EIhibiung Girls.

Joseph Small. owner OF a dancing
academy. was fined 5000 in Special SEES
sions yesterday upon his plea OF guilty
Of having exhibited young girl dancers
In cabaret performances.
The sun., 1916-11-21

EXHIBITION
KENNEDY & co.
6l3 F AVE.
F~0RTY.NINTH STREET

the nominating committee. Morgan !
O'Brien. James A. O'Gorman, Edvard -
Mccall. =. J. Conway and Alfred T.
Talley. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

Afternoon and
Evening Dresses
Costumes de Sole
A MoNG the many ele-
gances and graces IF
line emphasized in the
Silhouettes of the new
modes most significant is
the MOTIF I'ESPAGNE-
GOYA. The old Spain
the old romantic Spain
al last has come into
her own. Color schemes.
fringe ornamentation, the
Mantilla and the Sill
houette Of Goya's wonder
full paintings, alike mark
the Spanish influence.
Also Madame will find in
our Dress Salons types
reminiscent of the Louis
periods to 1875.
In the main, for Dancing
and Evening Frocks the
contour of waist and
bosom are defined in the
Silhouette, and the sleeve
is negligible, being marked
by the merest wisp Of
tulle. Skirts in many
models are distended at
the hip-the farthingaie
$50 commonly seen in
Goya's Spanish types) is
not uncommon.
Corde du Roi, Taffeta. Fable,
POult de Sole, eros de
Londres, Libellule Tai
feta and Giraldi Satins
combined with Chiffon or
Tulle, or with Laces Of
Silver and Gold, are newer
teXtiIes-S35,O to S195.OO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
MISS CHRISTINE MILLER.

Mrs. Cheatwood wore handsome
gown OF white duchess satin yelled in
silver lace. and carried an armful OF
roses ana lilies. Receiving with Mr.
and Mrs. Cheatwood were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Edward Stewart, Misses Marie,
Annie lie: and Margaret Cheatwood.
Bernard and Leonard Cheatwood. little
Charles Parker Cheatwood. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. ID. Anderson, captain and Mrs.
Morgan L. Mills. MIR. and Mrs.
l.. J. Chcatwood Mr.. and Mrs.
John Is. reyton Others assisting
in the drawinG-room were Mrs. p. j..
White. Mrs. Wallace L. Brown. Mrs.
Charles j. Billups. Mrs. Is. Harris and
Mrs. Russell Hicks.
Mrs. William IL Parker did the hon
ors in the dining room with Mrs. W. D..
Chcatwood. and Mrs. Harry Lee Whit
more and Miss Bessie Woody presided
ut the punch bowl. About $50 friends
called during the evening TO offer their
CONGRATULATIONS to MIR. and Mrs. Cheat
wood. and man" beautiful gifts were
sent them in honor of their silver we'd
ding anniversary.
Shower for RcStovcr Home.
The board of managers of the Rest
over Home for Working Girls 200
South Cherry street. will give a mis-
celiancous shower on Tuesday from 1
TO 6 and s TO 10 o'clock Light re-
II IL
friends of the home are invited 10 at
tend.
DIR. Booth WrdS.
Says L Rochester y. Y. exchange
In rooms SO deckcd with greens and
flowers that they rcsemblcd an arbor
Miss Marguerite Perrin was married
Monday evening To pr. John Rochester
Booth NJ the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William LOOMS Perrin 60
Avondale Park. About nifty guests were
present.
Attending the bride were TWO maids,
Miss Dorothy McCauley and Miss Mil
drcd Warrant. The best man was Will
liam Kevan Booth, of Petersburg, Va,
brother Of the groom MT. Perrin gave
his daughter in marriage. She wore
white mcsSalinc with garniture or
orange blossoms worn by her mother
when bride, and carried bouquet
of lilies Of the valley. She wore n dia :
mond lavalicrc. a gift from the bride
groom. and tulle veil. Miss McCauley
wore lavender Georgette crepe and
Miss Warrant wore yellow Georcette
creme, both gowns being trimmed with
tafreta bands and lace. The maids
carried shower bouquets of white
frccsia
After the ceremony buffet sumner
was served. The brides table. laid for
eight. had ccnterpiccc OF yellow roses
and lilies or the valley. The place cards
iCOntinucd on Third ToreI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
10.DAY'S BEAUTY TALK

You can make delightful sham
poo with very little effort and for
very trifling cost IL YOU get from
your druggist package Of cam
throx and dissolve teaspoontul in
a cup OF hot water. Your shannon
is now ready. Just pour a little al
time on the scalp and rub brisk
~. This creates an abundance Of
thick, white lather that thorough
)y dissolves and removes all dan.
drum. excess oil and dirt After
rinsing. the hair dries quickly, with
fluffiness that makes II seem
heavier than II Is, and takes on n
rich lu5ter and softness that
make arranging 1t a pleasure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
The code" in
Sports Apparel

n the main, Womankind is
becoming-so far as dress
is cOncerned-more eman-
cipated as the seasons
pass. This accounts for
the rapid growth Of pune
tilious etiquette and a def
mite code in the matter Of
apparel for sports. Gus
toms are becoming de-
fined; standards more ac-
curate; refinement is sup
planting the bizarre.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

In fants' EN-
brOidered Caps,
Val. lace, ribbon,
rose t t e S, hem
stitched stri n gs,
75c.
Organdy Caps
(washable), turn
back cuff. en-
broidereG; V a |.
e d & n 6, ribbon
trimmed, $1.9S.
Infants Lingerie
Bonnet, ruffled
front, shirred back.
trimmed in insert
ing and ribbons,
S1.IS.
Infants Coats,
PiOue Coat with
hand embroidered
sprays and seal
loped edge, $500.
Infants Pique
Coats. with en-
broidery, large and
small collars. at
S3.0S.
Hand EmbrOid.
cred Coats Of cash
IN e re; scalloped
edges, sprays Of
embroidery, S5.9S.
Infants Long
Coats Of Crepe de
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
In the Sport Suits

s. TUNING new conceits
~ are offered. In the
spring a young woman's
fancy will be irresistibly
drawn by these charming
tailored CONNECTIONS devel-
oped in fabrics rich, soft
and appealing to the eye:
Jersey in Silk and Wool.
Velours, Pastel Cheviots
and the ultra-new Stripes
and Checks.
The girl Of 1916 will, through
the very novelty of these
unusual combinations of
color and fabric, be inter
ested throughout the en-
tire season. ColOrs and
sizes complete $3.50 to
$3.50.
Apparel for golfing. fishing.
hiking. tramping, motor,
tennis and yachting. Dis
tinctive and unus
modes.
Special BIouscs
This collection has been pur-
chased under favorable
conditions, in which we
wish you to share. In
cluded are models in
Crepe de Chine, Striped
Crepe de Chine and Lace
and Chiffon combinations.
Special, SOS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
SOCIETY

Ash Wednesday will mark tho clos
ing of the social season In Richmond
this year. with the forty days OF Lent
to follow. The penctcntial season is by
no means SO strictly kept In Richmond
but there are no large balls or dancing
parties given during that time. and
the smart set concerns itself generally
10 informal affairs attendance upon
church services and the work of GER
tain special charities in which its mem
bars are Interested.
Not Il few handsome functions will
mark the conclusion of the winter sea-
son. Monday afternoon will be red
letter day in The history of the wom-
ans Club IN Richmond. since ii markS
the opening Of the handsome audi;o-
RUM. which has just been completed.
Miss Christian Miller. WHO has a lovely
ard breadth of the courtgy for her
charming personality as Il singer. will
Givc the concert tomorrow afternoon
It the club. which will mark tho open
inE OF the auditorium. Tne board Of
managers has extended an invitation
10 the wives of the memhe.s OF the
General Assembly TO be present and
many distinguished visitors WI: at.
tend.
Mrs. james Robert pAschali. of Mon
roc Terrace. is entertaining Monday
afternoon ;rom TO : O'Clock at her
apartment III honor OF her sister Mrs.
William Welby beverley. bride of
the late winter. Mrs Beverley was
The pre-Lentcn cabaret dinner dn nee
al the Country club Tuesday evening
Will be smart affair. The tables
have been filed in advance. and New
York artists have been engaged for
The cabaret show. There will be at
tractiNc souvenirs for the women pres
ent, and the decorations will be most
unique special car viii leave the
country Club stop TO carry the guests
back TO Richmond. after the dance Is
concluded. MIR and Mrs. Westmore
iahd DAVIS are entertaining a party OF
friends for the dinner dance at the
club Tuesday evening
one OF the biggest cha rity events OF
he Easter season will he the VANITY
Fair" which the Girls Auxiliary to the
Belle Bryan Day Nursery will give
Easter week. The function will take
place on Friday April Is. in the ball
room of the jefferson Hotel. It is 10
be most unique indoor fair. and plans
Tor the entertainment are very novel
ana interesting. There will be a cab
arct show and booths and flowers and
ietes and pretty maids all in row and
All sorts of attractive features for
poth afternoon and evening For the
past I'VE years this organization has
given big entertainment at Easter.
ana these have ranked among the
sinartest affairs OF the entire season
and fashionable society will be out in
force 10 attend the Vanity Fair E,s.
ter week
AT 4 recent meeting of the board of
governors of the Richmond German
Ciuo, 1t was decided to give nm eytr,
oance on Easter Monday. The german
VIII take place at the Jefferson Hotel
ana VIII be one OF the most interesting
functions of the post-Ientcn scaso,
WIN many guests from a distance i'm
'''s''oahce' BRENT WITT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

all colors, S1.00 to
sos.
Infants Shirts,
medium and light
weight, long sleeve
and high n &c X,
csc and SOC.
Infants Bands,
silk and wool, med
iunl weight, soc.
Infants Moccas-
sins. of kid and
silk, soc to S1.00.
A full line Of In.
rants Novelties.
at Hangers,
r a t t tiers, Hot
Water Bags, Pin
Cushions. Com b
and Brush Sets.
Non Break able
Toys.
Superior quality
Wicker Accassor-
les.
B q b y Hampers,
CT o t h es Racks,
Costumers, Walk
ing Chairs, Nursery
Chairs, Baby Scales
and Bath Tubs;
Cribs, Hammocks,
Baskets and Bassi-
nettes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

Chine; hand EN-
brOidered collars
and cuffs, SOS.
Hand EmbrOid-
cred Ca S h IN ere
Sacques, S1.9S to
$3.50.
Infants Slips,
m a c h in e made,
turn back collar;
embroidery, 75c.
Infants Slips,
h a n DIM a de, of
nainsook, Val edg-
ing, S1.25.
Infants Hand.
Made Short and
Long Dress s;
yoke Of embroid-
cry, tucks and Val
lace, $3.50.
Infants / ng
and Short Dresses,
trimmed in en-
broidery and Val
laces, $1.00 and
$3.50.
Long and Short
PetticOats, machine
made, of Nainsook;
ruffle of embroid-
ery;( hemstitched
edge, neck and arm
hole, $1.25.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
At tic Art Club.


w ues"a! afternoon Al the Art Club
Oh richmond. at $50 o'clock. an address
VIII be given on illumination MA ~
Illuminated Manusc-:p,s. nv Nrs
SHELTON Williams Mrs. Williams No..
inaue Il study OF illumination. ana v,II
eAh!pit some beautiful examines rron,
ier own brush. we'll as others INA,
7ne mas collected. Mrs. Williams viii
also BRING some OF her beautiful min
iathres anou, winch she speaks so
interestingly, ana members OF Tho .i,,I,
VIII nave rare treat or this occasion
Mrs. J. Allison Hodges will 10 c%a;r
man OF the afternoon. and will prcsent
Mrs. WilliaU!s Members and ,hcir
ir'ends are-rc.auested 10 be on ti,nc 80
20 be all settled before the sncu,n-
"egins AZ the close of the tall, Inc
audience will adjourn TO the tea room
thc TABLE viii he presided over
ny MISS Elizabeth Davenport
Guests for Wedding.
Mrs Roy Mcgargel formerly Miss
Marsery Knowles. who came to Rich
'uohu ias' week to attend the marriage
of her brother. Irving Channinu
knowles, 10 Miss Marie E,iz,hn,b
"lngo, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs John
l. Wingo, has returned TO her home
IN sew York Mrs. Megargel was tho
guest OF Mrs. Eugene Cloves during ho,
DEieI stay IN this city
Ralph Megargcl OF Boston ubo u,a
also a guest of Mr., and Mrs. Eugene
Cloves here, has left for his bo,,o
Mr.. MeEarSel WAS best man a, mo
Knowles Wingo wedding We6n.ed.y
Minstrel show ut Bencdictine College
ne Dramatic Society of the Rene
dtctine College viii give n n,us.r.,
show Mt the college Tomorrow ,v.,,
ing az $50 o'clock Tho program wi,
he a varied and Interesting one aua
some OF the we'll known artists nbn
VII sing ar" Miss Nellie Hafiinr. MICS
Nath"rinc Griffin and others Til. on
terta'n'nent viii be very attractive
one In every detail, and all Interested
are cordially invited 20 attend
teiehrat" silver Wedding
= handsome affair OF Inst woek
the reception given by Mr and Mrs.
William a. Cheatwood n, their bo,.
FRIDAY evening 20 celebrate the TWENTY
hfth anniversary Of their mnrr,or.
The rooms were decorated evervwhern
IN quantities Of bright spring eo1vera
against background OF palm. ava
trailing vines The centcrp.ece for w.
table in the dininE-room, wberc -
ounet supper was served, war a h.,r
Dfui wedding cake, surrounded nv .n
yer vases filled with awcctpeas 1,hs
manteis were banked In flowers ana
FERNS, and palms screened tn. orcb..,r,
which played throughout tho evaning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

Handmade Pet
ticOats, S2.9S.
Carriage Robes,
hand embroidered,
of Pique, SOS.
OF Linen. en-
broidered sprays,
scalloped e d 6 e S,
embroidered turn
back flaps, S5.9S.
Of Pique Una
chine made), SOC.
Of Pique (ma-
chine made). turn
back flaps. scallop-
ed edges, $1.50.'
Pillow Slips, ma
chine m a d e Of
linen, hemstitched
hem. soc.
Machine made,
ruffle edge, with
tucks, csc.
II a n d nj a de
NainsOOk EmbrOid-
cred Sprays, edge
hemstitched, $1.5O.
Hand : Made, in
embroidered design
or lines. $1.98.
In fan t 81 Bath
Robes, in light and
h cav y. materials,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

Special for Monday
sSCheruit Model"
Tailored Suit
Scmi-Belted Flare Coat,
Skirt to Match
nF Serge and Taffeta; coat
~ fitted at the waistline:
collar Of white Silk Fable:
skirt Of .Taffeta, trimmed
TO match pocket; in navy
and black.
A variety Of styles and mate
rails at this price-$35.O 90.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

(COntinucd on Third PageD
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-01

w wiezy zywila, ona ja w1ashemi
rekami zamurowala, a teraz z ra-
doscia tax grzmotnefa mlotkiem
W muir, re cd razu kamienie usta-
pity j mogla Malgorzate ma ucie-
che meza wyprowadzic z okropne-
go wiezienia.
Kto ciekawy, MECH jedzie W
krakowskie, tam niedaleko mia
steczka Proszowic jest wies Fem
bocin, gdzie pc dis dzien kryj6w-
Ike Ma1gorzaty widziec MONA i "a
.jej dusze pacierz movie. Chloe tax
mysle, re ona pewnie juz naszych
modlitw ME potrzebuje, DO "a do
chowanie malzenskiej przysiegi,
jak diva a diva cztery, 1aske u Be-
Ga znalaz1a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-01
EXTRA!
Z~aZiebienie szybk0
WyleCZOne.

Wlele ludzl kaszle / kaszle = cd
poczatku ~jes'eni az do wlosny In
nj dostaja zasiebienle pc ,azieble-
niu. Wezcie ORA King'a New DE-
scovery a otrzymacie prawie natych
m~iastowa po.noc. Hsmuje zaz,e
biepie, zatrzyma ciagoty, drapanie,
powstrzyma mYczacy kaszel, le,zy
zapalenle, zwllzs ostre rurk,.
Przyjemue do brania. Przeoiw.
dzlala j leczy. Wezcie SOC butelke
DR.. KlDga New Discovery dzls
s.Jest, to rzecxywj6ole doskonaaa
medycyna' ! j. tr1ym,latm. butelke iej
.awsse pod leta'' pisse W. q. Jes..
semap, Franconia n. H. Pieniqdse
wr6eimy ieielinie zsdawalniajqca.
PkAdOIE "a WIARUsAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-01
ksiezyc wyszedf z "a chmur.

ksiezyc wyszedl z "a chmur. -
Brys! = krzyknaf IA PISA i poszli
obydwaj. Ma koncu wsi spotka-
Ii str6za, kt6ry z litosci poszedl
z mimi kawa1ek. Brys biegl ma
prod i weszyl. O kilka stat "a.
vista pocza1 skowyczec.
Tam cos ley - rzeA stroz.
- To dziadus moze - krzyk-
nal Kostek i poczal biedz, o lie to.
kulawa noga pozwalala..
TAX to byl dziadus. - Lezal
wyciagnietym; snieg pokryl go
bialem przescieradlem, ma brodzie
j we w}osach potworzyly sic so,
pie lodowe.. $
Kostek ryczal 2 placzu, q " ci-