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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-09
HELD FIRST SUNDAY SCHOOL
Ensl!shman the Founder 81 inseltutiss
New Recognized a. . Force %
Our Civilization

The nrst known Sunday school vas
started in 1872 In a little village In
England by Robert Raikes, a man Of
moderate means, and with no official
church connections. Raikes lived In
Gloucester. and was a regular attend
ant at Sunday church services. One
Sunday morning he left his door stem
to make his slow and calm progress
to the place Of worship when he was
halted by q burst Of profanity from the
lips Of small boy about to be en-
gagged In nstic battle with a playmate.
The fight was on before Raikes could
reach the spot, and the original burst
Of profanity was added to by the ex.
cited spectators.
Raikes stopped the fight. and per-
suaded the entire group of boys to 20
to his home. He abandoned his In
tentions OF going to church ana spent
the morning with telling Bible stories
In a simple fashion. and In getting the
boys to help him In a singing program.
The next Sunday the entire crowd
came back and brought their friends
with them. The Sunday school was
established. The idea spread to other
English villages. jumped to France,
and then Germany, and lastly to the
United States. Sunday schools are
now In operation In every civilized
nation in the world.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-09
FLYING FISH NOT A MYTH
oenl1sa - the Sea Known to Do Really
Capable o. sustaIasd Flights
Through tho Air.

Does the flying fish really N.Y. Or
does II merely leap out Of the water
and glide through the air1
This is question that has been
much disputed: which Is rather odd.
considering how many people have
had opportunities to watch at leisure
the aerial stunts" Of the hnny species
in question.
The fnct. as asserted by eminent
naturalists, is that the flying fish does
fly. In Night It will sometimes turn
at right angles. or even at very acute
angle. Nay more. II Is occasionally
observed to turn about swiftly and
come back In a direction opposite to
that In which its course was begun.
From the bow Of q ship one may see
the wings Of flying fishes flap as they
hurry to get out OF the way. When In
full flight the outlines Of their "wings'
are blurred to the eye. SO rapid are
the iappings.
They sometimes fly $50 OF 200 yards
without rising more than couple Of
feet above the surface Of the sea.
Often they are observed to rise over
the crests Of waves and sink into the
hollows. These performances could
not be accomplished BY mere leaping
and gliding. nf
Flying fishes are ablo to rise to a
considerable height, and often come
on board OF large steamers. Such a
vessel is as high above the water a. q
tall house. When they arrive upon
the deck they cannot rise and ny
away; but the same Is true of many
sea birds
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-09
DREW LESSONS FROM NATURE
So"eee Professor Who Had Some
Original Views Kept Students
Awake.

AT college we had q professor Of
machine design who was an original
In his views rs he was able In his
subjects. writes John II. Van Deven-
ter In Industrial Management. One
or his pet theories was the inter-rs-
iation between nature and correct de-
sign. Boys" he would sny. .there
mas been only one designer who never
made mistake. and the more We
study HIS work the better machines
we will build.
when you put legs under a ma.
chine think OF a horse or a Cow. and
get them as far apart as you can
don't get too much overhang at either
end"
And, speaking OF a counterbalsnee
study the Kangaroo: there 10 not q
prettier example OF equilibrium In al,
positions. The further over he leans
the more his tail comes into action
on the ground" I-.
And again. In speaking Of general
design, Wherever possible, try to
work for elasticity a. against riSid.
iV. You and very little OF the rigid
IN nature and little trees often survive
q gale By bending. where big ones are
blown down." H7' -
All OF which was undoubtedly very
true, and made more Of an imprcssies
on his hearers than some OF the MARI
complicated mathematical demonstrs,
lions that followed. 't,-r -..>,i- .-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-09
TIE Successful Spectator.

The conversation around the ticker
had turned to the question Of financial
courage and ths small proportion Of
spectators who are able to "make a
heap of all their winnings and risk II
on one turn Of pitch and toss" And
one trader said:
HAS II ever occurred to you that
exactly the same qualities are needed
for successful speculation as for com
mand Of an army? Your big specula-
tor must he n man not only of keen
Judgment hut of quick decision. and
he must be big enough TO change his
position on the instant with nuctu-
ating marker conditions. He must
never let himself he taken by surprise.
He must If suffering from immediate
loss. u" able 70 nut that behind him
and plan TO snatch victory from de-
feat. Finally he must have the su-
pr"me quality Of the SOldior-cOurage
Pehaps this is why there are so few
really successful Spectators. Wall
Street Journal.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-09
Dumfries, list, April.
From the New York SUM

From the New York SUM.
They are digging in the Wall street
church yard, probably to erect build
ing IN front of the session rooms, which
may rent for 800 or 1000 dollars per
annum; 10 accomplish which, they
nave invaded tombs and sepulchres,
and We saw dozen skulls gathered to-
ge'her and tossed in a heap in one
corner We thought we recognized the
SINAI. turned head of a splendid girl,
""om we remember when a youth, as
u'e admiration of the pave in front of
~ 'E Church, as she walked in beauty
'h' Tie starry night, graceful and &C
''' d. She was the girl of all
'.r .o was the dazzling attrac-
'' ..e bail room, and happy was
aid secure her hand for a
-1circlc her slender waist
many glass has been
ruby liquid to her health
'''. ss, ana wherever she ap-
pear rc was charm thrown
a'0... person, AM the graces
''.' .. -"n;en1ed with her for
VIII, 0r Precedence.
S.- VAS accustomed to attend divine
s''..- IN the church near which
'' remains are not permitted to re-
f,s- III peace, and when the old chime
y, 'nF bells proclaimed the hour
f'".'i IN the tranquil Sabbath, she
as seen, with meek and pious look,
WI, ,,-'"s her way down the aisle, her
c.s. ''"c eye piously and pensively
'' Gown, with her white cambria
-N'F'het carefully enveloping the
vb. -7o' covered prayer book; and
,.: s" me choristers lifted I'D their
,a. ,.'S 10 the loud swell of the deep
,t. organ, her liquid notes foated
...1E' the fretted vault above, and
,b.,-'~'d like pure incense to the
No.. ,"' OF Grace. She was intuitiyely
,oo,. =, ana If by accident any one
Der | freedom of this lady's cham
Or round ever a curl derangcd
,bo .'11ile out of place, deeper than
src., liant rose would her bushes
or. man 0or embarrassment; and vet, an
his -, nus oT.yer, with nis soaty hands,
inp r~. ana vacant stare, was twirl-
ey " round that skull, thus sacrilipiously
10 the gaze OF the curious and
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-09

Prylng world, and thrus,inp his di,,v
fingers in those sockets which were the
easement of eyes that once beames
with goodness and love. V.nitas
vanitatum. The cupidity OF man is
every where alike; the auri s.cra
fames embraces every object dead or
alive; and they who leposite the body
In the sepulchre, under the PRAYER thst
II may repose until the last trumpet
snail sound, will sell the land, and the
scored bones it contains, to erect =
building which shall yield Ten per cen,
per annum; and if the speculator can
count MS gains thereby, he will run
a street through the middle Of The
church yard, though he scatter tie
bones OF all that was good and lovely
on earth, which may impede his pas
sage to the right and left of him. Such
violations Of the grave among Turks
are punished with death-w;th US. VIM
boast OF purer faith, we make money
out Of it.
How fortunate it is thar Westmin-
ster Abbey is not in the neignborhood
i Wall street, Or within the research
OF Corporation improvements. The
bones Of Addison, Gray, Parnel. Gold
smith, johnson, Chatam, Canning,
Nelson, Abercrombie, Pitt, Fox, Burke,
and hundreds Of immortal spirits,
whose remains lie there, quietly and
triumphantly inurned, would be tossed
in promiscuous heaps, for every loung-
ing vagabond to kick over, or picked
up for chronological vrtunsi. to be
scraped and cleaned, and made de-
cent, for the purpose Of adernlne A
shelf in their study.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-09
THE CANAL EXCURSION.

From the National Int iigencer.
The following notice of the late ex-
cursion of Members OF Congress and
others upon the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal to Harper's Ferry, is from one
of the interesting Letters of the Wash
inglpn Correspondent of PoulSon'S
American Daily Advertiser:
Washington, May 20, 1884.
Since wrote to you, the 10th, have
made a hasty excursion through a
part of the country had never visited
before, and only got back last night
After taking a peep at the Race
Course at Baltimore, but without
waiting to share sport at which am
not an adept, | fastened through one
Of the most picturesque countries i'm
aginable; all nature around me full OF
life and verdure. After passing such
a contentious, wearisome winter as |
have done in Washington, it was per-
feet enjoyment to be amidst woods
and farms, and fine crops covering the
ground in every direction.
If | we're to attempt a description
OF my sensations when reached the
splendid and winding Potomac, ! should
get too much engaged to.fnd room in
this letter for any thing else. Every
thing was full of beauty and delight TO
me. could not but reproach myself
with utter want of good feeling and
taste, in having so long neglected to
visit this charming region.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-09
- .o,r>r NEWSPAPER ARTICLES

INClENl
booster last week referred to ar
as copy of the Virginia Free
.aiSis', Of the date of June 5, 1884 sem
Pres W. Margaret Shugart, of Har'
ss :, Ferry. 1t is full of interesting
PEI end ,r---l i: we rH7iblish sew
'r'l'' ,5s, will doubtless be enjoyed b.
era ,sssers. The two following ex'
gu are under the heading Entering
the TOmes'
r,,NrRAL OF MRS. BURNS.
,..s,-,ation of the Poets Skull.
-. Dumfries Courier of April 9th
-. a long account Of the funeral
;,,erment of Mrs. Burns, widow
-. 30 coet, on the lst, in St. MichaePs
ysn,,b.yard, Dumfries, and the exhu-
80, ~ the Poets skull, which took
A ,.rs IN the previous day. The follow
ins description of the skull is from the
-, of Mr. Blackjack:
y, Monday night, 3lst March, Mr..
-. m,Diarmid, Mr.. Adam Rankine,
-. lanes Kerr, Mr.. James Bogie,
~. Andrew Crombie, and the sub
'.,;ber descended into the vault OF the
w,usoleum for the purpose of examin-
-, the remains Of Burns, and IL pos
.;SIe procuring a cast OF his skull.
N, Crombine having witnessed the
..o,ina,ion OF the Bard's remains in
,sIs and seen them deposited in their
o,esent resting place, at once pointed
~, the exact spot where the head
n,u,d be found, and few spadefuls
=, loose sandy soil being removed, the
emil was brought into view, and care
fully lifted.
The cranial bones were perfect in
.vsrv respect, il we except a little cor
,osion Of their external table. and
srmly held together by their sutures;
even the delicate bones Of the orbits,
with the trifing exception OF the os
upsuis in the left, were sound and un-
injured BY death and the grave. The
superipr maxillar bones still retained
III, four most posterior teeth on each
side including the denies sapientae.
and all without spot or blemish, the
incisors, cuspidati, &c, had, in all
probability, recently dropped from the
law for the alveoli were but little de-
cayed. The bones Of the face and
palate were also sound. Some small
portions of black hair, with very
few grew hairs intermixed, were OBJ
served while detachng some extraneous
matter from the occiput. Indeed moth
inp could exceed the high state Of
preservation in which we found the
bones Of the Uranium, or offer a fairer
opportunity Of supplying what has so
long been desired by psychologists
a correct model Of our immortal poets
head; and in order to accomplish this
in the most accurate and satisfactory
manner, every particle Of sand, or
other foreign body, was carefully
washed of, and the plaster OF Paris
applied with all the tact and accuracy Of
an experienced artist. The cast is ad-
mirably taken, and cannot fail to prove
highly interesting to phrenologists and
others.
Having completed our inteltion, the
skull, securely enclosed in leaden
case, was again committed to the earth,
precisely where we found it.
ARCHIBALD Blackjack.
DumfrieS, LIST, April.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-09
Sold His Business

Lady Ito couple OF beggars at her
door)-Well. ] declare. two of you at
time! can only give o trlfe to
one Of You; which is II to he?
Beggar-Please. ma'am, give II to
this ere chap: I've sold him my bust.
ness. and am now Introducing him 40
the Edinburgh Scotsman.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-09

Don't you wisht you was a bird,
Jimmy, and could fly way up in the
sky?" unused little Jean dreamily.
NAV" scorned Jimmy. "I'd ruth
er be elephant and squirt water
through my nose"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-09
THE PHENAKISTICOPE.

Many OF our readers have doubtless
seen this curious instrument, invented
by Professor Stamphe Of Vienna, and
lately introduced into this country from
Paris. 1t is so constructed that q Sc
ries OF figures, painted on a revolving
card and reflected by looking glass,
are made to present to the eye variety
OF motions, which give the figures
the appearance Of life. II is not only
en- amusing toy, but it serves to illus
trate some principles of optics not very
familiar, and well deserving OF being
understood.-We are glad TO learn that
Mr.. Josiah Loring, whose unrivaled
Globes we took occasion to notice late
~. has undertaken to manufacture
this little instrument. Those OF his
manufacture are in every respect equal
10 those which are imported from
Paris, and he has furnished them with
an additional card which serves to H.
lustrate some Of the primo pies IN
which the instrument is constructed
The optical illusion produced by the
movement Of these figures is very
surprising, and affords fund OF
amusement, not for children only, but
for persons of mature age.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-09
hardware Department.

Bar Iron. Nails, Horse Shoes, Larp,
Iron Wash Kettles, Brass, Copne,
and Porcelain Kettles, SkiIlets, Wall
Irons, Trace, Butt, Cow and Hail,
Chains, Farm Bells, Screen Door.
and Windows, American Fence Wife
Barbed Wire, Saws, Black Hawl
Corn Shelters, Lawn Mowers, Files
All Sizes Bolts, Loaded Shells, Pow.
der and Shot, .Ill
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-09
Paint and Oil Department.

Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil, Harness
Oil, Machine Oil, Black Strap, Tur-
pentine, N. c. and Gas Tar, Gasoline
Varnish, Japan Dryer, Knot Killer,
Willie Lead, Red Lead, Spanish
Brown, Calcined Plaster, Portland
Cement, Lard Oil, Plastering Hair.
Coal Oil, Neat Foot Oil, Fish on,
Bath Brick Soap, Sulphur, Coppcras
Borax. n
Patent Plasteridg prepared for immediat.
use.
I International Stock Food and Gleason,
Horse and Cattle Powders.
Frank Mlller's Harness Dressing. Whale
Oh Soap. ~ t-...
Slack Lambs Foot tiar ness Oil.
The Perfection Blue Flame Wickless Oh
Stove-safest andb
rhe Four Leaf Clover Cream Separator
where the milk Is not mixed or al e
luted with water, leaving II pure am
sweet for family use.
Vail Paper furnished on short notice q
reduced prices.
[educed Prices on Haying Tools anr
Barn Doors Hangers and Track.
r0Tce Pumps, Deep Well Pumps, Gal.
vanized Bucket Pump and Wate,
Purifier, ! X L Chain Pumps.
arge Stock of Cooking and Heating
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-09

For baby's Group, Willie's daily cuts
and bruises, mothers sore throat,
grandma's lameness-Dr. Thomas Ec-
lectic Oil-the household remedy. SOC
and Coo.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-09
A TRIUMPH IN SURGERY.
From the New York Star.

iioHl TIC NeW I0rk Star.
The writer Of this paragraph wit
messed on Saturday morning one of the
most appalling and painful operations
ever performed upon any living human
being, and while it reflects credit upon
the surgeon, and does honor to the
country, it serves as a convincing proof
to suffering humanity, that while there
is life, there is hope, and that none
need despair even in the most az
gravated forms Of disease. The oper-
alton above referred to, was performed
by DR.. Mott, with his usual skill and
intrepidity. The subject of it was
young man about &c years OF age, who
had been for long time afflicted with
stone, and which had increased with
unprecedented rapidity, until 1t attain
ed size so great as to occupy the
whole of the bladder in its distended
state; yet, wonderful to relate, this
huge mass was entirely and success
fully removed. Several attempts
were made by the surgeon, both to
crush it and to drill it into pieces, in
order that it might be taken away with
greater facility, as we'll as with more
safety to the individual; but these ef-
forts were all notwithstanding no al
tentative but that Of charging the
wound, and removing it entire
Since the operation, the patient has
been doing we'll, and bids fair to re-
cover. The stone was ascertained, i'm
mediately after, to weigh II OF. 3dwts,
avoirdupois, which is nearly double
that Of any other ever taken from the
human subject, while living. Sir Asst
ley Cooper has remarked in his lecture,
that eight or nine ounces is the largest
size that can pass the bony structure in
the grippe of the forceps, which is men,
toned for the purpose of conveying,
if possible, to the mind of the reader,
an idea of the great difficulty and
danger necessarily attending so i'm
portant an operation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-09

In these modern times few persons
would regard a trip on the canal as
much of an event, yet correspondent
grows quite enthusiastic over an ex-
cursion from Washington to Harper'S
Ferry, and members of Congress and
other distinguished persons seem to
have enjoyed the event.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-09

10 return from Harper's Ferry by
the Canal is surprisingly attractive.
lou are sufficiently elevated TO have
every thing almost beneath YOU, and
lew parts of the world where I have
been afforded a richer variety OF
picturesque changes, A large party
from Washington, taking advantage
oi the recess OF the two Houses, spen,
Saturday at Harper's Ferry; they had
TWO large boats full, and a band of
music-Amongst the most distinguish
ed persons of this party were Mr..
John Q. Adams, who seemed to enjoy
II very much.
Being arrived in Washington, hard
y know how TO get into the traces
again; my head is running all the time
upon the beautiful scenes and wind
ines and rural precipices Of the riv-
en- the amusement of entering into
ana issuing from the locks of the
canal, and all those natural features
ana rural arrangements which are so
strongly contrasted with every thing
now see around me. and to which il
IS a task to become reconciled. =.
Heres very interesting selection
from the Boston Patriot, showing that
almost hundred years ago somebody
mad invented what may be regarded as
forerunner of the modern moving
picture:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-09

Here's an account OF a surgical oper-
alton that physicians and surgeons
will And interesting:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16
KONFISKATA
TRANSFORM WODKI.

Agenci prohibicyjni majora
Dalrymple skonifskowali oneg-
daj ma stacyi kolei Pennsylvania
1900 skrzynek wodki, ktorych
wartoSc oceniaja ma $l75,OOo. Re
waoczeScie aresztowali w zwiaz-
XII z ia p~rzesylka dwu ludzi. Je-
den Z Mich nazywa sic Robert
F:abbrini i prowadzii poprzednio
wyszynk pnr. 207 West Van Blu
rem Ill, drugi zaS Hugo Weiss,
rowniez byly szynkarz, a obecnie
fabrykant woody sodowej, Fam.
pnr. 4661 Lincoln ave.
Weiss zIozyi zeznania, ktorych
jcdnak potem ME chciaI podpisac,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16
nough, Phillips, Sloier i Gold

nough, Phillips, Sloier i Gold
stein.
Jakoz rzeczywiScie w 10 minut
pc ziozeniu przez pania Coleman
.rieniedzy w wyznaczonem miej-
sou. zblizyi sic do skrzynki jakiS
nlezczyzna, kt6ry paczke z bank
notami wyciagnal, ale W tel chwi
Ii detektywi pochwycili go i aresz
towali. Podal on swe nazwisko ia
ko Sam Newchia, Fam. pnr' 1906
Federal III. Detektywi udali sic
naStepnie pod powyzszy adres /
aresztowali tam wspolniczke Sa-
ma, murzynke nazwiskiem Mary
West. Charakter jej pisma jest
zupelnie identyczny Z lynn, ia
kim pisane So otrzymane przez
pania Coleman listy Z pogrozka-
LII
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16

czasu zostal zabity w biurze
SVEN pnr. 1874 w. Washington
n. w sprzeczce, jaka powstaia ma
tie SPraw robotniczych. Morder-
"a jego zniki bez Sladu. WartoSc
pozostawionego przez Colemana
Wajatku wynosi $1,000.
w ubiegiym tygodniu PAM
Coleman zaczeia otrzymywac ano
uimowe listy Z pogrozkami "a
DAMIEN ziozenia okupu. Ostatni
TAXI list otrzymaia w sobote VIE
czorem. WySyiajacy zadai w MIN,
ANY PAM Coleman ziozyia W ME
dziele o godz. s wieczor $1,000 W
skrzynce ma odpadki ma ~narozni
ku So. Clark i lStej ulicy.
Kobieta zwr6ci&a sic o oPieke
10 policyi ! szef Garrity posta-
nowil urzqdzic puiapke ma szan-
tarzystow. Doradzii PAM Cole
man, aby pieniqdze ziozyia RE
czywiScie w oznaczonym czaSie i
n,ieiScu, rowhoc1eSnie zaS kazai
tam niepostrzezenie czuwac detek
tywom SCRANTON: McDo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16

D~ziaidowie oznajmii d~eputacyi
mieszkahcow, re terytoryum te
ME bedzie nigdy nalezec do Pol
ski. Bolszewicy mianowali komi-
tet z mieszkaicow miasta, wyia-
czajac z niego zupe}nie Polakow.
Flagi niemieckie powiewaja po--
rownie mad miastem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16
DoKoLA RoKoWAN O K
IOWYCH.

Manchester, 16. sierpnia. -
correspondent gazety angielskie.
w Warszawie przypuszcza, &c
warunki bolszewickie przedlozo,
ne Polsce ME bedq zbyt }agodne
i Polacy maja zamiar odrzucic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16

ten bedzie nalezaf do Niemiec,
czy do Rosyi...
w Kolnie komisarzem bolsze-
wiokim jest zyd polski Hans Szar-
uiewski, mad bezpieczehstwem
ktorego czuwa uzbrojony zoi-
nierz bolszewicki, "a doradce zaS
ma Niemca, bylego oficera armii
kajzera.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-16

81 danskie biaIe oxfOrds I PAN Tn
tofle, wilekoSci ) do S, para low
81 panienskie 1 dzieclcce ceGlaste | ear
ne oXfords, wielkoSci Sh do >, IN
lIl q -
81 pnnIehskie | dzieciece czRrne Kid Ma
ry Jane pantofle, wielkoSci So en-
do :, para ..............
SO dzieciece cegIaste,. cEarne 1 InkierOwnne
oxfords i pantofle, wielkosci En-
3 do s, para .............. AsOV
s. meskie unmeta calf OxfOrds, IN
wieEkosci Z do 10, para ...... Ae0V
S2.5o paniehskie 1 dziecicce biaie Oxfords
pantofle. wilekosci So do 2, En-
para
$3.50 chlopiece 1 dEieTczece, pnniehskie l
dzieciece ceglaste / czarne sandaly, IN
wielkoSci 81 do 6, para ...... Low
$3.50 ohfopiece panienskie dzieciece ce-
glaste oxfords do zabawy, En-
w;cIkoSci 81 10 2, para .... Low