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The Washington times., 1916-02-27
SHOULD
START IN SMALL WAY
Business Should Be Learned
Thoroughly Before Large In
vestment Is Made.

'rhe safest wav for those who are
about to make their Tirst attempt Mt
poultry raising II to start IN n slnnll
way with few sowls. aud learn the
business u oroughly before making largo
Investments. Mistakes viii lc made
and many difficult problems will be
presented for solution before eucceEs
in any largo measure viii be attained
As soon rs u is found tn he paying
investment. mere capital may be put
into the plant,
Another good plan for the beginner
who wishes to learn the art OF poultry
keering r. TO secure position with
como successful pouiirymdn. One or
-wo wears of work on large. practical
plant will be found y great help. 80
the methods of caring for the birds and
OF marketing the products can thus
be learned better than In almost. any
other why.
. lilo question Ii often asked as to
what Is the best time of the year for
one TO begin. when TO begin Is not
very Important. hut the fall of the year
IL n good time, for then stock can De
purchased for less money than al any
other season. II ~ also advisable that
tho fowls he mOycds To thcir new
quarters before they begin TO lay.
II tho beginner hos had experience
in poultry keeIinr. II will be, all right
TO purchase eggs, otherwise he should
beein with tho fowls and thus rain SONS
knowledge OF caring for poultry ne
furo attempting to raise chickens
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
GAMBLING" TESTS
EGG FOR FRESHNESS
Basin of Water May Also Be Used
for Small Quantities.

When supplying fancy trade with
eggs. or on receiving eggs from outside
sources. Il Is often desirable to deter
mine their freshness.
The method generally used by COM
mission merchants FOR this purpose "a
known as Gambling" and consists In
holdinC the erg between tho eye and
a light so ms IN note the contents.
This should he done in q darkened
room, using ono OF the egg testers on
the market or the simple homemade
tester.
The mir spnce in n perfectly fresh egg
is very small. and as the egg loses part
OF its comforts nv evaporation this mir
Rpacc increases in size with tho age oi
the egg. Fresh cSEs should appear
clear and hriSht. showing no dark
spots. Those accustomed to "candllnL
soon learn 20 detect stale eggs with n
good degree Of accuracy and rapidity.
Another method employed by some
who hive not great number TO test
is TO put the eggs in n basin of water.
N good they will lie on their sidos:
n bad they will stand on the small
ends.
rho older .he egg the moro upright
Il stands. and n very old II Will no
suspended In the water or even noat
on the surface.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
Williams Attacks
Wilson aHdLanSing
Declares President Apparently
Has Forgotten the Traditions
OF Eemocracv.

Political Washington today is discuss
ing an attnck made on President IL
son and Secretary Lansing by George
Fred Williams. former minister Ia
Greece. who resigned some time ago,
after differing with the Administration
Williams makes the fiat denial that
delegates to the 81 Louis convention
should be sent unplcdgcd TO frame Deni-
ocratlc Presidential policies.
Attacking the President for checking
the effort OF Congress- 10 iegislate on
the question OF w9rning Americans from
armed belllgerent merchantmen. Will
llams So ys.
''The clash between democracy and
irnperiallsm Is heard. and. strangely
enough, within the Democratic party.
Strange, indeed. II II that Democratic
President should resent q Congressional
resolution intended to avoid fatal
issue The Presidents course In an
nouncing his military policy was equally
imperial lie declared II without con-
suiting the legislative leaders repre-
senting the people.
when the President in his isolation
undertook TO frame policies without or
dera ff1m the people he forgot appar.
emily the tencts and traditions OF
Chaiicnging Secretary Lansings de-
rnocracy, williams says his appointment
was a 'wrorg To the country ana the
marty" lie referred to Lansing as
stranger TO the people and the Demo-
AdminIstration leaders were silent to-
day on the Williams attack.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
1888 Turks Captured
At Fall of Erzerum

LONDON. Feb. N.-Petrograd has is
sued the following official statement:
The results of the operations at
Erzerum were obtained with relatively
Insignificant losses. We captured 236
Turkish officers. 12.763 men, nine flags.
the hrst-class Turkish fortress OF Err
zerum and largo depots Of arms. NUM-
tons. supplies, signaling telegraph and
telephone equipments, stores and
parks"
These are the first official figures con-
corning the number Of prisoners taken
at Erzerum. Unofficial estimates placed
the number at various figures, one as
high as $1,000
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
kuropatkin to Command
Russians on Riga Front

LONDON. Fob. H.-Petrograd adj
vices state that recent reports that
General KuropatlSin. commander-in-
chief OF the Russian forces in Manchu-
ria during the Russo-Japanese war. is
to take command on the Riga front,
have been confirmed. He will succeed
General RGtsky.
I'VE continue to pursue the defeated
and dcmoralized Turks without giving
them any respite, fifty miles from Erze-
rum, on the road to Trebizond," said
the official statement. We threw back
the enemy rear guards and occupied
the village OF Aschkala."
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
Georgetown Chemists
Study Poisonous Gases

Manufacture OF poisonous gases. such
as have been use din the war. and the
manufacture OF later day explosives.
are being Stndied by the Chemistry Club
OF Georgetown University.
The club members. accompanied ny
the Rev. John p. Gallagher. s. j.. pro-
fessor. OF chemistry. Is making n special
study OF the preparedness and CONNER
clal uses of chemistry. Yesterday the
club visited the Georgetown Gas Com
pany works, and was shown through
the various branches OF the plant by
Thomas D. Holden. superlntendent.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
Last Weeks Winners


Washington. ID. c.. Jan. IS. 1915.
Classified Advertising Manager. The Wash
tngton Times.
Dear Sir-Iast sunday. when reading. as
usual, your "newsy" and entertaining paper.
] CHANGED to see the Id OF the T.. 3. Up
holstering Co. IL seemed TO me the offer IN, y
made was a most attractive one. ana I Do
cided TO Investigate. and phOned for repre-
sentative to call. He did 50. very promptly.
and the samples and low estimate for nice
materials and good workmanship exceeded
my expectations.
A. the work was guaranteed. ] gave an or
der for reuphostcring a parlor suite. aud
slip covers also.
The enterprise shown by this firm. ard the
desire TO please customers. make them do
SERVING OF patronage. ! am sure. Very truly
yours. MRS. l.. J. SARGEANT.
3i15 18th st. ~ w
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
FUNERAL RITES FOR
CAPITAL RESIDENTS
Hours and Places Of Service Ar
ranged by Bereaved Families.

Funeral services for George p.
Bohrer, seVenty-three years old. for
DIRTY years manage rof Convention
HAN who died suddenly Friday fol-
lowing an attack OF acute indiges-
ton at his home. 326 Virginia ave-
nue. southeast, viii be held at the
metropolitan Presbyterian Church to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mem
bers on 81. Johns Lodge. No. II. r.
a. a. W., will have charge OF the
services. Intorment will be in Con-
gressional Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
Austrian Troops Driven
Out of Italian Trenches

ROME. Feb. 27.-Austrian troops pene-
trated Italian trenches west Of Goritz.
but were driven out with serious losses.
General Cadorna reports to the war
office.
Austrian trenches on the Carso pla-
teau were captured by, the Italians.
who also took forty-seven prisoners on
the slopes Of San Michele.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
Aix-la Chapelle Filled
With German Wounded

AMSTERDAM (via Lon1on). Feb. IT,
Never since the outbreak Of the war
have so many German wounded arrived
at Aix-la-Chapelle as in tho last few
days.
There Is insufficient means OF con-
veyance. and as result wounded men
in filters are lying in long files await
ing automobiles to convey them to hos
pitals
The Washington times., 1916-02-27

by the Germans for the present drive
at 35O,OO0 men.
The Matin says:
The battle Of verdun Is Infinitely
more bloody than the battle OF Ypres.
Already our stan has Identified seven
teen different attacking divisions, which
means that the Teutons are launching
$4,000 men Into the cataclysmic fire
along the nine-mile front"
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
ROCKVILLE.

BY smashing the windows. thieves
gained entrance to the drug store Of W.
F. Mattingly and the store OF Bernard
Cannon, at Silver Spring.
At the drug store they broke open
safe and took 80, overlooking N7. \
cash register. valued at $500 was taken
from the Cannon store and demolished
in the road In front. Its contents. only
60 cents, was taken.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
How Frostbitten Comb,
Or WattleS, Is Cured

II the comb or wattles OF fowls be-
come frozen. and II is discovered he
fore they thaw out, apply snow or cold
water TO remove the frost. for this
gradual thawing will often save them.
Then apply vaseHne to the affected
parts twice n day.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
TO MEET TOD|SCUSS
POWER PLANT PLANS
Committee Of One Hundred to
Gather Wednesday Evening
at Jennings Home.

Means to prevent the consumption OF
the plans for the new government
owned power plant which II II alleged
will mar the beauty OF washington. will
be discussed at meeting Of the Com
mittee Of Ono Hundred for the DeveI-
opment OF the National Capital at the
home Of Henncn Jennings In Sheridsi-
Circle "Wednesday evening.
number OF addresses by persons
prominently identified with the move
ment to make the city the most beauti-
full in the world will be features OF the
program. Among those who are ex-
pected to speak are Gilbert II. Gros-
venor, DIR. James Dudley Morgan. and
the Rev. Or. Wallace Radcliffe.
Hennen Jennings will speak on the
economic proposition as an engineer, ana
ID. J. Callahan. will speak from the
viewpoint OF the waterfront interests.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
Washington, ID. c.. February .. 1915.
'lassihed Advertising Manager. The Wash

CLASSIFIED Advertising Manager. The Wash
ington Times.
Dear Sir-Why should ! trade with tho
year. after seeing their advertisement Ia your
paper. ] took an old hat OF mine to them ami
had II rebiocked. Really. the hat was very
sty Iish and nice-looking when IL came home.
not only wore IL TO my own satisfaction.
but II must have pleased others. for l re-
ceived a great many compliments on my
new hat I heartily recommend tho
ladies Capital Hat shop TO any one who
desires a new hat In place OF her old one.
Yours truly. MISS CAROL IL. JOHNSON.
LO5 Eighth street 8. Il.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
Mrs. Annie ID. Davis

yhe funeral of Mrs. Annie ID. Davis
VIII be held on Tuesday morning at 0
o'clock from the residence. Ills Twenty
NTH street northwest. thence to st.
stephens Church. where requiem mass
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
Harry O. AyIor.

The funeral OF Harry o. Ayior will
be held from the residence. 461 q
street northwest. tomorrow morning
Mt $3.50 o'clock. Requiem mass will
be celebrated at st. Patricks Church
at o'clock. .Interment will be In
Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27

The funeral Of Ellen Harwood clagett
VIII be held from the undertaking es-
Establishment chapel Of the John r.
Wright Company. 1887 Tenth street
northwest, tomorrow morning at II
Rock Creek Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27

NIAshlhed AdhtIVHlHs MHHHbeT' IHe WH7"
ington Times.
Dear sir-To whom II may concern: Some
time ago l had an attack OF chills and ma
laria, leaving me In a complicated condition.
After trying several remedies without sue
cess ! saw Bury's Chill and Malarial Capsules
advertised. l wish to acknowledge after TAX
ing two boxes OF the remedy all trace OF
recent malady has vanished. ] wish to Iive
thanks for the grand remedy. which brought
to me the greatest OF all blessings--health.
Experience is the best teacher try the
remedy. With gratitude. yours sincerely,
L. w. BURKE,
T3O 9Th 81. n. w
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
Mrs. Anna q. Rntt.

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna c.
Butt will be held at the residence.
s27 Florida avenue northwest to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock In
terment VIII be made at Prospect
Hill Cemetery,
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
Henry NJ. Mcdonald.

The funeral Of Henry NJ. Mcdonald
VIII be held from the residence. ssl
Morton street northwest. tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. Interment will
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
Noted Cincinnatian Dead.

CINCINNATI. Feb. T.-FranxIin Al
ter. president OF the American Tool
Works Company. and one of the best
known business men in this city, ia
dead at the age of eighty-four. Mr..
Alter was a prominent member OF the
Democratic party.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
Arthur A. AIlison.

Funeral services for Arthur A. Al
Icon will be held at the residence.
80 Q street northeast, tomorrow aft
ernoon ~ o'clock. Interment will
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
Classified Advertising Manager. The Wash
Inuton Ttmaa

ington Times.
Dear Sir-AInong the ads. In the Thrifty
Buyers" column last Sunday I was i'm
pressed with the Of the Vienna Hat Fac
tory. OF AS 18th st. y. W. II gives Eie great
pleasure to recommend this company for tia
work they have done for mo has been highly
satisfactory In every way. Hats that had
all but reached the point OF Ahabbineas were
30 renovated that they were equal to new.
have all praise for the Vienna Hat Factory.
Very truly yours. ETHEL J. DAVIS,
East Falls Church. Box 81. Virginia.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27

Robert L. L. Yellott has filed suit
here for $500 against Truxtun Beale
Mr.. Yellott claims the amount Is due
him on the recent sale OF a tract o.
land in Potomac district.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27

Miss Katherine Dorsey was the host
ess at a dance at the home of her
grandparents, Col. and Mrs, william
Dorsey, Friday.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27

The teachers OF the Rockville High
School entertained the members OF the
tenth and eleventh grades last evening.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27

Miss Daisy Reid, twenty-five years
old, and Robert N. Martin, aged twenty
one, both of washington, were married
here today.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27

Miss Margaret Stokes was the hostess
at a dance at the Montgomery Country
Club Monday.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
ELLEN HarMood Clarett.

will be celebrated. Interment will be
made at Mt 1livet Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27

Jesse A. Higgins. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
John J. Higgins. left today for Hope
well, Va.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27

Mrs. Harry A. Dawsoa gave lance
at the Montgomery Country Club
Thursday.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27

Mrs. Albert NJ. Bouic is in Atlantic
City
The Washington times., 1916-02-27

Rome dispatches yesterday reported
that all italian and A.oanian troops
had been withdrawn from Durazzo by
Italian transports. After surrounding
the town on three sides the Austrians
attacked from the southeast, encoun-
tering little opposition.
Durazzo Is n dllapdated town of about
5000 inha bitants, full OF ancient ruins.
II lies thirty-five miles north OF Aylona.
where the Italians arc strongly en-
trenched in anticipation OF Austro-Bul-
garian attack.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
Austrian Troops Occupy
Durazzo; Italians Retreat

BERLIN. Feb. T.-Austrian troops
have occupied the city OF Durazso, pro-
visional capital Of Albania, according to
a Vienna dispatch.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
Organ Recital.

Cathedral, this afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-20
Z~aziebienie szybkO
WyleCZOne.

Wlele ludz. ka.zle -, ksszle - I'd
pocza,ku jes Ell AZ 4 w"rny In
III dosta]a zszieb'rn'e I" '%"z'eht-
niu. Wezc,e Dt'a Kiny'A Ne* De
scov ry a otrzymacle prAwi" n'tvch
mias,o~a po.uoc. H'mu;e zaz,s
biepie, zatrzy ma ciag'ty, drapan'',
powst'zyma meczacy ksszel, Levy
zaralen,e, zwllz."s:re rurx'.
Przyjem"e 10 brsnia Przeci~ =
dzla}a i leczy. Wezcie sc butelke
d.. KlDga New Discovery dz,s
s.Jest t, rzeczywjscle doskonasa
medycyua i ia trzymam bute'ke lei
.awsze pod ,esa" p'sze ". c. Jes-
semau, Francon.a n. H. Pleniadze
wr6cimy jeieli uie zadawalniajace.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-20
NiebeZpiecZellstwO pre-
WieWu.

Pre- we czuie sic ~nsjIeplei rdy
iestesmy zzrza ii spoce"', praw'e
gdy Jest najn'ebezp'ecr MESSY a wy
n,kiem lest neuralgia, .ltywnosc
karku, bolace musku}y ac'a'em a.
TAX reumatyzmu. w takicb przy'
padksch przyl6tcie Sloan'a l,n'men
tn. Pubudza cyrkulscye " chorych
l zbola3ych ,~.x6c,ach. Krew pf'n'e'
wolno a y krotk'm csssie sztYw"
nose b6l giuie. Clerpi2ry ma neus
raIgie aIbo Ia neuraIsiczny Dol gfo
~ prxekona r,e, il je"en a'bo diva
ok&ady Slo.b a lin,m+ntem sprowa-
dza pomoc. Agon'czny b5l wypeedsa
Sum sprowadza u'ge, rozgrsewa !
wnet apoc1yrek sea Jest mozl'wy,
Cena 25c u was'ych apt karzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-20
PrZekOnafa sic o dObr0ci.

L i -
Niedswno temu otrzymalismy
OIL jednego z naszych szan. odtlo'~
COW list, At6rego umleszczamy
co r%astepuie: ,.Prcs,e ~p'zvs}sc mi
dwic wiecej butelki Amerykan-kie"
20 Ellksiru Gorzkiego VIVA. Pre-
konatsn sic, re jest hsrdzo dobry
ma regulowanie systema i rpro~a-
dza apetyt. KS. Ji,ef Conra'h.
prob,szcz kosricia sw. J6zefa,
R.wllng, Wyo." Zupt}n e SIC zga'
dzamy { ks'ed .em Courathem l
pragniemy dodac. ze "trzymujemy
8 tiki l setk, list6w I'd lu III, k,6rzy
pr6bo~.li 60 i prztkonall ZIG, le
jest tat,m, "a jaki go uwataja.
Mozec,e pei .gac na Amerykahsklm
Eliks,rze Gorzkieg" Wilma, ze be-
liz e on Wan wielk$ pom 'ca kiedy.
k ,lwu kbadz czuG sc bedz: ec'e
,,uie.woiai" Z powodu za:wardze-
n's, n,eetra vn' sci lub podobnych
dolegl,wosci. w sptekach: CeAa
$l.OO JOS. Triner. fAbr, kant, 1888
1879 So. Ashland Ave-, Chicago,
Ill.
K,edyxols WEEK badz potrzebujecle
dobrego l'ulmentu, ma kt6rvm po-
lie gao m":ec'e, pytsjcie Tr'~
nera Liuiment. Jest on prepare"
wany z najlel szych skssdnlkow
prz,z kompletneyo chem'ka far
maceute pod nad~orem naszeso Ie-
kara. TAX szybk'ei i stale, u'gi
ME rr1ynos, laden jak Trlnera Lii
niment. Ceoa y5c. l So. z optaco~
ma poczta 35c. i soc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-20

Niekt6rzy ludzie nie vie.
dziec co by dali azebv sic tvl.
ko uwolnic cd zspchania. Hol.
lister'a Rocky Mountain her.
bata dokona tego, a zrobi to
szybko. Uzywajcie jej raz "
tygodnlu a bedziecie regular
nj. szczesliwi i wolu,. w apte.
CO Brown'a OCT.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-20
PLAT Crobu
Chrystusa.
| [

pleclary, W ktore] Joze1 q "A
rymatei przygotowsl grob ola
siebie. Wielka rzesza ludu.
postepowala "a lektyka ma
miestnika.
Droga villa sic pod gore i
przechodzi}a obok miejsca
kazni, zwanego Golgota,
Grozne chmurv zasnu}y
niebo. Olbrzymie sepv krazy-
}y woko}o z}owrogiego wzg6-
RIA i rczpedziwszv kruki, u
Mostly sic mad krzyzami, ia
kt6rych wisieli jeszcze dwaj
&otrowie.S iwe drapiezniki zwa'
bione z pustvni wyziewem
zgnilizny, dziobatv skazahc6w
w~yrywajac nich kawa}y mie'
ga i siada1y ma ramionach
kr3yza, aby poz"ec sw6j }up
ohydnY.
Pomiedzy dwoma ukrzyzo'
wanymi stercza} trzeci krzyz
ale ten bYf pusty. Ma jego
szczycie b}vszcza}a wie)ka,
6nieznej bia}o6ci go}ebica ME
ruszala sic z miejsca pomimo
; ze woko1o niej sepy }opota}y
skrzyd}ami.
Kiedy lud u]rza} bia}ego
ptaks, zacza{ szemrac i wska-
zywac na niego; niekt6rzy
chcieIi wystraszy6 go}ebice,
ale prokonsul zabronif spec
dzac je] z krzyza. Zdawalo
mu sic ze z jasnych skrzyde}
b'ja %promienie, podobne. do
ka;ezycowych bIask6w rozja.
sniaja niebo zamroczone.
Zdawaio mu sic ze z sa-
motnego krzyza spiywa Ia
! godne swiat}o ma SARA, o.
obnaz>na opoke, ma sciezke
wi]aca sic wsr6d usch'ych
przez wczorajsza noe ogrp-
dow. i na ska}e, " kt6rej
czernia} o.w6r pieczary.
Tedy przeniesiono wczoraj
ciafo Galilejczyka.
Stado kruk6w, rozpedzo-
! nych przez sepy, 20 Z{owiesz-
czem krakaniem unosi}o sic
mad lektyka prokonsula, two.
rzac uad MIA zyws, czarna
chmure.
W ogrodach oczekiwa} Kai
| fdsz z licznYm orsza!iem ka-
plan6w, medrc6w i faryzeu
STOW. Przyieli PLATA u taxa
unizonoscia, jak edyby to bv}
san impsrator boski Type :
rvusz.
Namiestnik zatrzymai sic i
postal kilku zo1nierzy, ably
odwalilj wielki kamieh, kt6.
ry zamvka} wej5cie 10 pie
czary. Chcia} pokazac ludowi
martwe zwloki Galilejczyka,
zanim ma gr6b cesarskle PREY.
fozy pieczecie.
Setnik rowr6ci} i oznai-
mil.
Prey grobie kleczy ia.
kas niewiasta j ME chce u
staple.
- 10 zapewnie matka Ga
]ilejczyka. Powiedz jei, aby
wstaia i odeszta, ale ME roz
kazuj ieno pros.
- Niewjesta jest m}oda
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-20

STAG i wlok!y sic pc zienl.
Wsparta 0 gtaz, zamykajacy
pieczare, posepnym wzrokiem
zmierxyla cesarsk;ego namie'
stnika.
Pozaa} ia tylko po w(osach
b}yszczacych iak zorza VIE
czorna, gdyz Sigma jej pie
kno6e, kt6ra niegdy6 odbie-
ra{a ludzlom rozum, zagas}a,
niby s}o6ce o zachodzie.
Niewiasta mia}a imie Ma.
rya.
Zydowka z rodu. pochodzi-
Ia z Ma5da]i mad jeziorem
Tyberyadzkiem. laden Rzy-
mianin ME mogl jej faski po-
zyskac, navel sam PLAT. Przy'
s1ane przez niego z}oto klej-
noty wyrzuci}a ma go%sciniec.
Cd chwili, kiedy ujrza|a
Jezusa Nazare1skiego, zjaw'
no grzeszn;cv sta'a sic po~
kutnica j pad}szy Mu do n6g,
oblewa|a je }zsmi. Mistrz jel
przebaczyf i odtad wszedzie
szia "a MN, towarzvszac Mu
al ma Golgote. Kiedy zdjeto
z krzyza martwe Jego zw'o
XII, ~odprowadzila do nogi'y j
ME chcia}a I'd niej odej6c.
PLAT rozkaza}, ale ME by}a
mu pos}uszna j z%asfoni}a SODA
otw6r pieczary. Dopiero u
| s}yszafa, ze namiestnik chce
sie przekonac, czy uczniowie
Galilejczyka ME unie6li ode
sz}a W milczeniu ma strone.
!. iwalono giaz i ukaza}a sic
| pieczara W skale wykuta, OBJ
wieszona delikatnem listo-
wien i bia}emi pakami lilij
wodnych. Kamlenna p}yte
grobowca niewiasty, o2}aku.
lace zmar}ego Mistrza, zarzu.
| civ narcyzami i hyscyntami.
Won kwlat6w nape}niaia
mogife.
Marya z Magdali jeknela
elucho i pad}szy ma ko!ana,
wyc;agne}a rece, jak gdyby
c5cia1a cb]ac powietrze, wy
| chodzace z pieczary,
! Plat skin4f ia arcykap}ana
Kaifasza i trzech znaczniej.
szych Zyd6w, aby razem 2
MINI weszli do wnetrza. Ma
lego rozkaz. dw6ch 7o}nierzy
usunefo -p!yte z~grobowca. =
Pc chwili wszyscy wyszli
i kaitasz gtosno oznajrnil Ia.
dowi, 70 >cia}o Ukrzyzowane.
go spoczywa W grobie. owl
niete W bale chusty. Slowa
to powierdzili trzej swiadko.
wiz.
Prokonsul rzymskj mic Die
m6wi}, tylko kauai zawalit
kamieniem otw6c pieczary
sam przy}ozy} pieczec c"sars.
ka ia purpurowe] wstedze
skininiem reki zalecif setni'
kowi, sby zosta} ma stray
wraz z :otnierzami. Me spoj,
rzawszyna Marye y Magdali.
ko}o kt6rei musiai przecho'
die wsiad} do lektykl i "a.
puscif szcze]n'e frank.
W grobowcu uchylii chu
sly, kryjacej zw|oki, i ujryaI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-04-20
EXTRA!

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re nile zobaczy. tylkc ten. kogo nauczysz. przysiij
26c., q otrzymasz butelke. j. Medrzejeski, 1854
4th ave. Milwaukee. Wis.
III. Is, 2, 4. :. 9. III, IA. Is. q, q. %. ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-11
Bridge COLLAPSES.
KILLING Is; DAMAGE
REACHES MILLIONS

QUEBEC. Sept it-Twenty.
five men we're plunged 10 their
death when the central span OF the
big $4,000. 900 cantilever Quebec
bridge over the St Lawrence river
collapsed today Just as It was be
ing swung into place. marking
what would have been the final
work on one OF tho greatest en-.
gineering teats In the world
Thousands OF persons who had
come To witness the spectacle OF
the compilation OF the bridge. In.
Guiding cabinet and parliament
members and engineers. saw the
accident
First reports we're that the on.
tire force OF 90 men who we're on
the bridge had persisted. The 81.
Lawrence Bridge Co contractors
announced. however. that their lat.
est estimate showed % to have
been killed
Span Weighed 5000 Tons
Only five or six survivors Of
those who we're plunged into the
river were picked mp. The big
span. which bucklcd and then co...
lapsed weighed 5000 tons. II was
floated down on barges. while
thousands in boats OF every de.