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New-York tribune., 1919-11-17
F'urs

Declines in fancy furs at the
auctions now progressing in London
and relative y smaller advances on the
staples than were noted at the st. Louis
and New York sales were taken last
week by dealers here as indicating that
the peak of fur prices has been reached.
Trade leaders here have advised deal
ers to be cautious in buying furs of
the new catch, which are now reaching
the market in fair quantities. The
initial price lists issued by dealers to
shippers and trappers showed about a
DO per cent increase over last year, with
the exception of muskrat, for which
double last years prices were offered.
Subsequent lists may show decline in
prices, dealers say.
A reawakening of interest in raw and
dressed skins for immediate use was
noted last week. Although manufacture
ing furriers are not swamped with or
ders from retail ers now, they are doing
some business and are forced to fill in
their stocks. Bulk buying for the next
manufacturing season has not yet set
in. Because of the shortage of some
furs it is expected that large manu-
facturers who have been given to spe-
cialization in some particular fur will
spread their purchases over a greater
variety of articles this year.
A larger movement of small fur
pieces was reported by retailers and
manufacturers.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-17
Value of Italy's Imports From
US. IS Times That of Export,

ROME, Friday Nov. 14.-Oficial
statistics for the first nine months Of
the present year show that Italy i'm
ported from the United States $780,
600 900 worth of goods, rs against sS.
100000 worth exported. OF the ex-
ports there were oranges and lemons
worth $500 600.
The "Gionale d'ltalia" characterizes
the figures as simply fantastic"
New-York tribune., 1919-11-17
Trade Review

heavy losses may result. A Joint COM
mittee has been formed among the
large retail stores in their effort to try
I. convince the public that the new
last has no place in the styles pro-
gram for the spring of 1920 because
Of the damage this style Of footwear
does to the feet.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-17
New Spanish Envoy to Mexico

MADRID, Nov. 16.-The MARQUIS de
Gonzales has been appointed Spanish
Minister to Mexico. He succeeds the
Duke of Amalti, who recently returned
to Madrid from Mexico City.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-17

HlRnest temperature yesterday, 30 degrees
(at 3 p m.) lowest. 35 degrees (at a.
m.) average. AZ degrees average same date
last year. b3 degrees ; average same date for
thirty-three years, ~ degrees.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-17
Buyer Coming

DES MONIES. Iowa-Lederer, Strauss s.
Co. Inc; M. Shloss piece goods, ribbons.
small wares; 621 Broadway. room 625. Is
expected about November 20.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-17

Local Official Rccord.-The following Of
fetal record shows temperatures during the
last twenty-four hours in comparison with
the Yot, nf
New-York tribune., 1919-11-17
COttons

That the record prices which have
been paid for gray or unfinished cotton
goods lately contained certain
amount of speculative imitation was
demonstrated last week when the ad-
vance Of money rates, directly and in
directly, caused gray goods prices to
drop from a half cent to cent q
yard. On the decline convertcrs,
printers and other users of gray goods
showed an inclination to keep out of
the market until more settled condi-
tions should arrive. The actual de-
mand for cotton goods. which are be-
ing consumed in good quantities now.
plus the underproduction, kept the
price from slipping down very far.
The drop of 200 points in the raw
cotton market also shook the conf
dence of spectators in gray goods
and caused them to offer their hold
ings at reductions. Most of the sales,
after the drop last week, were made by
second hands. The standard 3S1a Inch,
64-6O print cloth declined from high
price of 1914 cents yard to 1917 from
Wednesday morning to Thursday night.
The demand for finished goods ap
parently was only slightly shaken by
the drop in primary fabrics and raw
cotton. Shifting fabrics were almost
impossible to obtain during the week
The garment manufacturers and re-
tailers continued to take good quanti-
ties of fine combed yarn fabrics, prin-
cipally voiles, in anticipation of an
enlarged demand for cotton dresses
and waists next spring and summer.
Heavy linenized and mercerized cot
tons in all colors, suitable for substi
suits and chldren's garments, also
were bought by retailers and garment
makers. Prices of finished goods
showed no decline and advances in the
fine goods sections were noted. III
per cent advance in fine yarns and
record price of 85 cents for long
staple cotton presages further in
creases in the prices Of fine goods.
Silks
An easing up of the demand for
finished goods and sharp fluctuations
in the Japanese raw silk market with
mills tending to hold off for lower
prices or more settled conditions fea-
tured che silk market last week. Ansai,
double extra, one Of the best grades Of
raw silk, opened the week at $12.45 a
pound, then rose to $12.75 and dropped
back to $12.40. Similar fluctuations
were noted in other grades. Italian
raws and Canton raws were firm dur
ing the week and supplies are growing
scarcer. Canton raws of the new style
which can be worked on American
machinery are in good demand, but the
supply this year is limited. Efforts
are being made to increase the supply
of this silk. Silk yarns and spun
silk continued to advance end quota
tions were nominal.
Finished goods continued to show
price advances and these were be-
leved by some dealers to have checked
the brisk buying that was apparent
for several weeks previous. Garment
manufacturers and retailers hesitate
to buy large quantities on the present
price basis. Silks bought VOW for
use next spring will show a 100 p"r
cent advance to the consumer in some
cases and the trade is wondering
whether the public will meet these
increases or not Silks of staple weave
and color were in better demand than
the fancies.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-17
The Tribune Almanac
Weather Report

Sun rises. s - a. m. Sun sets. :37 p. m.
Moon rises. ! :67 n. m. Moon SETS. :56 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-17

Local Forecast.--Fair and warmer to-day !;
tomorrow fair; south and southwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-17
Duo Thursday
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS

UUTOOTNO EAMSHIFb
lowing to unsettled port conditions the
departure OF steRmships 10 subject to
changed
Sail To-day
New-York tribune., 1919-11-17
TRAVEL
[7!E9(:;f!i6;a

Passenger and Freight services
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
Orduna ......... Nov. 2iIDec. d
ve$US nov 70
IaKmAuA 'D>c. ~
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH.
CHERBOURC and SOUTHAMPTON
Mauretania ..N Nov. 20 Dec. q
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH.
E1AVRE and SUU1HAMPTON
Royal George. ................. Dec.
NEW YORK TO PLYMOUTH.
CHERBOUkC and LONDON
Caronia -..-............Dec Dec. I3
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH.
fiAVRE and LONDON
Saxonis ............... Dee. 10
NEW YORK to PIRAEUS
Pannonia. a..........--... .. Nov. y
NEW YORK; DERRY
Columbia Dec. o
2i-2a STATE STREET. NEW YORK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-25
GOVERNMENT TAKES
BENWOOD DISTlLLER
George Palcio Held Under $1,000 Bond
For United States Grand jury.

George Palcic, who was taken in a
raid on 4 Still at Bcnwood Sunday even
ing, by Prohibition Officer Bert Phillips.
Sheriff w. S. Clayton and Deputies. was
arraiSncd before y. S. Commissioner
Geo. H. Boyd yesterday for prclimin-
airy hearing. The man waived the hear
ing and was released on $1,000 bond. He
was remandcd 10 the term Of federal
court opening in Parkersburg Jan. Is.
1920.
Palcic was running still on BogGs'
Run and was apprchcnded Sunday even
ing by Capt. Phillips and party Of the
Marshall county officials. Two other
men, Joe Palcic. a brother Of the accuS-
cd, and Zen Skitvoralick. were in the
place at the time Of the raid. They are
being held in the Marshall county Jail
as witnesses. fourth man is still at
liberty for whom q John Doe warrant
has been issued.
The Bcnwood raids nettcd three stills,
zoo gallons Of moonshine liquor and $50
gallons Of raisin mash.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-25
BALLOT BOXES
CD OUT TO-DAY
CITY OFFICIALS COMPLETE F1EPA
RAT1oNS FOR GREATER
WHEELING ELECTION.
County Ballot Boxes To Be Used In AL
Precincts-Registratt is
Completed.

County ballot boxes will be used In all
precincts in the Greater Wheeling cleo
ton tomorrow. There was not sufficien
ballot boxes belonging TO the city tt
furnish one to each precinct and in order
to make a uniformity in all voting
places. 104 ballot boxes were borrowed
from the county.
CITY officials worked until late last
night preparing the ballots and poi
books for the election. All Of the boxes
had to be tagged with label designat'
ing the precinct in which 1t would pc
used. THIS work consumed sevcraI
hours. Much time was consumed IN go
ing over the registration books when
we're closed to the voting public las'
night. H.,
! Everything Is now in readiness 10,
the election. All details have been gone
oyrr thorou rhly so there can be no mis-
takes tomorrow when the election hour
arrives. Ballots and boxes are ready foi
distribution. Judges from me yario ~
wards will get the boxes and ballots TO-
Gay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-25

vote will be out heavy and early to'nor-
row morning. when the polls open
On tho Island a meeting will be held
in Tho Th, m Son VI. T.. church. ihsre
tho issue will be explained by Arch W
PAUL.. w. d. Gundling and FRANK ~
ORrien. -,
A meeting in the Eighth ward VIII
he hold ut Fort Kalbitzer hose mousse.
Attorney NJ. Cullinan and Attorney Arch
Sawtell will he the Speakers
In the first wCrd n big meeting VIII
be held at the NiEilant hose h"uIe at
seventh and Man streets. Judge JAS
w. Ewing will speak.
In the Fifth and Sixth wards a Dc
meeting will be hold at he Ma CARA hose
house at Twenty-fourth and Market
streets Attorney NJ. J. Cul1nan ara
several others will address this meeting.
Another biz meeting p.nnAcu l"r
Tuesday is that to be held at the ror'
Henry hose house. @
An Of these meetings Will start nj 3
ocloCk. Crowded houses are expected
as the contention raised within 'hc past
few days has caused a great f"cI'nG OF
indiynation among the voters VINO no"
arc beginning to realize that appon"n'S
70 the Greater Wheeling have lust been
defeated in their attempt to cheat the
public Of a chance to express IT'S oplh-
ion with the ballot-the symbol OF
Americanism.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPs.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-25
Y. ". C. A. NOTES


The Federation classes are growing
rapidly in numbers and enthusiasm.
This week. Thanksgiving Day, the
Association will keep open House" and
all Federation girls are urged to drop
in and enjoy the day.
A Dramatic Glass is being organized
with Mrs. F.. r. Mckee as teacher.
Eleven girls have already enrolled.
A class in English is also being form
cd and will meet on Thursday evenings
at eight o'clock.
A class in sewing was begun last
Thursday. with Mrs. Alma F. Jones as
teacher. This class will meet each week
from seven till nine o'clock
The embroidery and ukulele classes
arc growing very rapidly.
The T. i. G. Club will have a club
C. A., and all members are urged to
come.
Mildred Mckinney Of the T. B. G.
club, who has been Ill. is improving
nicely at her home in Warwood.
Katherine Strif was home from work
for three days the past week, slightly
ndsposcd.
Tuesday evening the Binnie Club Will
have a party eats and everything" All
members please take notice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-25
ISLAND GREATER
CITY MEETING

A mass meeting Of the voters OF the
Island. will be held this evening in the
quarters Of Thomson Mems Club. ground
floor Thomson NJ. y. church, under the
auspices of the club. There will be an
excellent musical program rs we'll as
addresses by Archie W. PAUL. W. u.
Gundling and Frank O'Brien, during
which the Greater Wheeling question
will be thoroughly discussed. These
men are all excellent speakers. arc fully
informed regarding their subject and
men who wish information on this vital
, question before they vote Wednesday
should not fail to attend tonight's meet
ing al the Thomson Club. The gather
inG will be called 10 order at .
o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-25

Tuesday evening the Binnie Club will
have a party eats and everything" All
members please take notice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-25
1.aon "a lookout for yourself

Somebody has declared that when PEG
pie learn to treat slight ailments tnetn-
selves there will be much less sickness.
Most diseases have their origin In some
minor nilmcnt. and when that Is prop
erly treated the more serious diseases
may be avoided. This Is particularly
true Of throat and lung troubles. TAKE
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and give
every cold the attention II deserves ano
you Will be able to avoid some OF the
most serious. diseases that anllct man
kind. This remedy has been in use Tor
many years and its value fully proven.
For gale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-25
UNION SERVICES
Of NJ, E. CHURCHES

Five Methodist churches OF Wheeling
will unite in Thanksgiving services at
Zane Street NJ. f. church Thursday
morning at 1920 o'clock. DR.. Clarence
F. Allen. Of the Fourth Street church
will preach the sermon, and the follow.
ing churches, with their pastors. will
participate in the services: Fourth
Street, Thomson. Chapline Street, Cen
trail and Zane Street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-25

A Dramatic Glass is being organized
with Mrs. F.. r. Mckee as teacher.
Eleven girls have already enrolled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-25

class in English is also being FORM
cd and will meet on Thursday evenings
at eight o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-25

The embroidery and ukulele classes
arc growing very rapidly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-25

The T. i. G. Club will have a club
party on Friday evening at the Y. w.
! c. A., and all members are urged to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-25
CIRCUIT COURT
Trials VIII Begin Decomher 1-Docket5
Called Yesterday.

Trials in circuit court will start on
December l. poCkcts were CHllcd yes
terday in Paris ono and TWO. Judges i.
NJ Addlcmnn and J. u. S"mrrvill". pre-
siding respectively. December lG. was
set as divorce days in both courts.
November 20 was SGT az demurrer day
in Part l and December and 10 in Part
.
The dockets for this term OF court
were very heavy. Cases were set as far
ahead "a January 81. II is expected the
term viii consume all Of thN time allot-
cd or until courts arc scheduled 10 open
in Marshall ard Brooke counties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-25
MANY GREATER
CITY MEETINGS
urENH1vE CAMPAIGN WILL FIN
IsH WITH wHIRhwINp DRIVE
TONIGHT.
Prorutn snt Speakers TO Address Voters
In Half Dozen Convenient
Places.

Advocates of Greater Wheeling are
winding up an intensive campaign with
Ave big mass meetings which VIII be
held in various parts of the city this
evening. The mass meetings are be. ing
held in order to keep the proposition
fresh In the minds Of the voters so the
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-17
I Sierocienca sw. ia
dwigi W Niles.

Oriary ia Sieroty ziozyIy naStpujqce
ogoby:
Wiel. KS. j. Sehnke. 5000. 4. Lachaj-
czak. $1,000. $. L.bncr $1,000. NJ. Plu-
cihSki, $l.00, +. Dudek $1.00, Tow. Pol
Xxi ma O~bczyznie $500, *. Guzik $500,
riotr Willard, $500, II. Bazinska, ST.,
l'awet Snleia. 81, Jan Smeja, 81, J. Wo-
risck, 81, 5. ChOlcwiIiski So. &. p. Marya
KotOwSka, $40, Wicl. ks. T. Nowak, s..
Ton,asz Czech s., Niewiasty polskie pra
Cujace W fbrmie Libby, McNeiN and
Libby, $l5. VI. Piacinkiewicz, 81. w. lii
pihski. So, J. Jekka, $3.50. Il. Klucinska
s., Sank.e wicz, 81, FIR. Rzasa, s., J0zef
kurdziel, $50, II. Fu1ala, 81. Jan Ku-
caga, s.. T. S%uchOlas, 81, J. S. Danko-
wski s.. NJ. Slaska s., S. Ziotnicki 81,
:. Nowicki s., Dw6r Matkl Boskiej
Dobrej Rally u. n. X. L., mr.. 81. s., NJ.
Fudala, s.. Jan Dubid 81, Pan Witkow-
SKI. 81, K. Tomaszewska $40. Il. Klemon
daS, so, Pani b. KOwalewska, SO, l..
Kunka 50, NJ. Domrzalska 81, NJ. Gale
Cka, 81. Z~jednoczenie Pol. RE-. Katoli-
ckie W Ameryce pod Opieka Serca Pana
Jeyusa $50, p. Drzymalski s25, J.. Grzym
kows1la. 50, J. Hybiak, 81, J6zef Korze-
n!ewski, g., ]. Jendrzejek SO. Ksa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-17
Epidemic DuChOWa
,%,BadaCzy".

Jak wan wiadomo, laskawi
czytelnicy, po wykazan:u cnot
zyciowych zaiozyciela ,Spolki
Badaczy" rozpoczalem wlaSn;e 2
koncem zeszlego tygodnia zbiiat
ma podstawie Pisma Sw. b}edne
lego nauki i pisac bede dalei ma
Ten temat.
DIS jednak Z powodu roznych
okolicznoSci skreSle slow kilka
jeszcze o powierzchowhych &C.
chach i naukach tel novel sekty,
ktorych ME chciaibym mieszac
Z materya powazniejszej tresc;:
Cczeszczajac cd czasu do czasu
ma wykiady ich, pragne sic po--
dzielic wrazeniami z czytelnika-
mi, ktore to wyk}ady budza cze-
Sto Smiech i politowanie zarazem,
pOniewaz Swiadcza zbyt wymow-
rie o tenn. do jakiego stopn;a mo-
re dojSc hndzka giupota, kiedy sic
kieruje iedynie swoim ograniczo-
rvm rozumem. Otoz. ably dac
czytclnikom pewne o tenn wyo-
,Lrazenie, skreSle to, com widziai
siyszaI. w przedsionku maja oni
zwykle przybitc Skarbony, Pomi-
mo zapewn:cn, re wszystko "a
darmo robiq, DO jak giOSza, Pan
Bog pieniedzy ME potrzebuje; Z
ich taktvki jcdnak widac, &c sami
tenn ME gardza, Dalej W tymze
przedsionku jest zwyklc zalozony
Eram z przerozncmi ksiazkami /
micsieczn;kami, zawieraj2cymi
ich badania i nauke, kt6re to kSiQ
Xxi | PlSma zwyEIe mowca. Tub
inny z przewodniczacych, zaleca
braci badaczej ! odsyla ich do tc-
30 kramu. ably uzupelniia swoia
rrzez niego gloszona nauke przez
kupien;e i czytanie odpowicdnich
k>iazck.
Dalcj w tymzc przedsionku sa
vmieszczone sLrzynki do zapytafi
it powyzej stoi 20 dw6ch stronach
rrzy kazdych drzwiach duzy
Stand" do gazet, gdzie umiesz-
czone sa przerozne ich pisma W
r6znych jezykach; lecz kto z czy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-17
ME- UzYWAJ PLASTRA
I GORCzYCY!
Musterole Dsiaia Eatwiej, Predict
iBez Pecherza

Niema sensu mleszania gorczycy z
maka i wodq, gdy mozecie latwo usunaG,
Dol, zbolenie Tub zesztywnienie uaywajqc
troche ezystej, bialej Musterole.
Musterole jest zrobiona 2 czystego
oleju gorczycy i innych pomocnych
skiadnik6w, przyrzadzonych W formie
dogodnej bialej masci. Zastepuje
przestarzale plastry z gorczycy i ME
sprowadza pecherza.
Musterole zazwyczaj przynosi szybka
ulge no boil gardla, bronehit zapalenie
gruczol6w, krup, sztywnos6 szyi, astme,
neuralgia, boil glowy, kongestye, zapa-
lenie opiucnei, reumatyzm, lumbago, boil
W krzyiu j stawsch, wywichniecie, bo-
lace miesnie, potluczenie, odziebienie,
odmrozenie n6g, ~zaziebienie piersi (cze.
sto zapobiega zapaleniu pluc).
SOC i Coo sioik; sioik szpitalny $3.50.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-17

VAN powiadam, zc sic grubo my
Iicic, ponicwaz pisze wiasncJ
vol, bezintcrcsownic, ME zqdajqc
zadnej "a to zaplaty owszem po-
SwiecGn sw0j GAS i wydatki, ia
kie to "a SODA rociqga, jedynlc
d.a c5rony tax Swictcj spraWy.
DO o jcj p~rawdzic najmocnleJ Jc-
stem przckonany i badzcic pew
nj, zc L wiekszq bczintcrcsowno-
sciq pracuje cd was. CzytaIem
bow;cm w jcdnym L waszych
miesiecznik6w spis skladek, zc-
branyclf ma tax zWanq waSza
pracc Pahskq'. "a ktore to pie
,riqdze tacy obiczySwiaty wlocza
sic pc miastach, jak niedawno til
byly Kolomyjski L Detroit, Tub
~zeszlej niedzieli wykiadajacy W
Chicago Kasprzykowski, ktory tn
przybyi az Z Nowego Iorku, ably
baiamucic i karmic falszem ME-
zbyt o~5wieconych s%luchaczy. O.
fiary zebrane ma Mich wykazuja
doSyt pokazna sumo. pomimo te-
go wszystkicgo, co glosicic, &c
iadnych kolekt IL was niema.
Zeszlo = nicdzielny mowca wy
stepowaf L krytykq i oszczer-
stwem ia zuanego wszystkim tax
~ jak i w Europic d~zialacza p. !.
Paderewskicgo, ~twierdzqc. re po-
jcchaf poiqczyt sic Z bolszcwika-
mi i roztrwonic pieniadzc, zlozo-
re przcz biednv lud. He w tenn
prawdy, mozemy osadzic T. tego,
9dy przeczytamy ponicdziaEkowc
telegramy. donoszacc o zamachu
bolszcwickim ma jcgo oSobe. Po-
dawac w watpliwoSc pracP tax
szlachetnego czfoWieka, kt6ry Z
ra~razcniem wlaSncgo zvcia ratio
wac pragnie'nieszczeSliwq Ojczy-
zne, NIGGA tylko tacy zwyrodniali
Polacy. jakimi sa badacze. TIE kar
~ ducl,owc, niedawno liczyli IA
jego poparcie. dis zapcwne kic
dy i'm odm6wil tegoz poparcia
rzucajq ma nicgo ka1umnie
klamstwa: Swiadczy to wymow-
nie o ich taktycc. Ale badzmy
~spokojni, poniewaz ,.psie siosy
ME ida w n%iebiosy."
Lechita. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-17

telnikow przypuszcza, re to pl--
semka zawsze MOVE, ten sic grit,
DO myli. gdyz zawsze figuruje ma
mich rok numer, data zaS nieo-
kreSlona; przypuszczalem, re tie
|pisemka byly drukowane jeszcze
"a zycia z~aiozyciela badaczy. Do
czego wiaSciwie lud bierZe te pi-
semka zawsze o tel same j,treSci,
bylo to ola mnie zagadka, ale te-
raz domySlam sic, tylko ME chce
o tenn gioSno powiedziec, DO to
troche niepolityczne, ale co praw-
da ! to potrzebne, w:ec ma ten eel
Ii ia biore jcdna lub wiecej tych
gazet. WSzediszy nieco wczeSniej
do sail MONA sic tan ~nastuchac
ciekawych rzeczy, a choc sic wei
die i o oznaczonej godzinie. kie-
Gy wlaSnie tie wykiady maj2 sic
rozpoczynac, to i tax jest j~eszcze
Idosyc czasu do czynienia obser--
wacyi i ~usiyszenia prywatnie ro-
iznych madroSci nabytych przez
zwolennikow. DO a~ranzerow;e cze
kaja zwykle z poi godziny ia le-
niwo Sciagajacq sic brac bada--
csa, ktora, jak z tego widac, ME
zbyt chetnie i mniej licznie zaczy
ma uczeszczac. Raj przyszediszy
/ usiadtszy w niezbyt oddalonem
cd sceny miejscu. gdzie naprze-
ciwko mnie siedzialo kiIku. roz-
prawiajqcych Z zajeciem, uslysza-
lem tez wzmianke o sobie i o mo-
ich artykuiach jcdcn mowii: Ten
co piszc W Dzienniku utrzymujc,
&c pickle iStnieje; drugi powiada,
re tax, pickle istnieje, ale W MEM
Icgnia uiema, trzeci zaS ma to po-
wiada, &c pickle jest i ogieh w.
MEM. tylko re ME jest wiccznc,
ale do czasu. Ot6z widzimy, lie
1 takiego samowolnego bahama
rodzi sic W kazdej glowie spree
cznych re SODA opinii. Inny zno-
WI ~utrzymywai, re temu ME mo-
ina wierzyc, CO pisa w Dzienni-
ku, DO ten &C to pisze lyle warta,
co i kazdy ksiadz. Jeden tez chwa
liz sic dysputami, jake prowadzi
Z tymi, co ME chcq daC sic nam6-
vic do ich WARY wyjatki L tych
dysput So ciekawe, Swiadcza bo-
WIEN dobrze o katolikach. kt0rzy
i'm dosadnic odpowiadajq. Chwa-
i'll sic tez jeden obok mnie SIZE
dzacy, re zrozumial juz Gala ksie-
Ise Objawienia, kt6rq czytai ra-
zem re SwoJa zona i re .teraz juz
vie wszystko. Pc takich tym po-
dobnych pogawedkach nadchodzi
zwykle GA ma wyklady, kt6re
rozpoczynaja sic zawsze Spiewem
i, modlitwa, poczem powstaje
m6wca i rozpoczyna gl0wny
punkt calego zebrania. choc to tez
divine, pc co on wlaSciwie pre-
mawia. kiedy kazdy Z mich posia-
da bible, 7 kt6rej kazdv moze So
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