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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-21

ONE-DOLLAR X-RAY EXAMINATION, AS GIVEN BY DR. H. M GOKEY, THE DENTIST HAS LED THOUSANDS OF ALING MEN
 AND WOMEN TO RESTORATION OF HEALTH AND HAPPINESS f Many Local People Happily Endorse Methods of
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-21

Yankee dentists were the best in tn world after all.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-21
Handkerchiefs
 Prettily Boxed Ready for Gift-Giving.

Women's handkerchiefs,. 6 in a box, with embroidered corners in white and cOlors. Sf.39 and S1.69 box; B in box, 85c a box. Some are re- duced for quick selling.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-18

ton at Bclen saturday, and which
concluded as follows:
Among the interested observers in
town today was II. o.. Bursum Of
SOcOrfo.'
evidently" said a Las Vegas reader
Of the Journal. there are two 1r
more OF this man Bursum, or the
democrats and their newspaper writ
ers have acquired n cast OF Bursum-
tits. The man we know here as II. o.
Bursum. republican national commit
teeman. was in Las Vegas attending
a meeting with dthor republican
speakers. at the time the Journal
states he was an Interested observer
nc Bclen. We know he was here.
They say he was there. It's odd. These
democrats Deem to see Bursum every
where, Everytime n Of Arthur
Scligman's fusion movements goes
wrong and explodes his assistants
claim that Buraum was on the ground
lust before the explosion occurred.
Every time Seligman'A press bureau
makes a bone.hcad play they declare
Bursum planted the bone. They hav-
emit blamed him yet Tor writing that
letter pledsing Hanna to do what
Ponzi promised to do, but ! assume
they will before the campaign ends
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-18
Winners IN High
School Track Meet

Tho winnera In the high school
track meet held saturday follow;
Boys
e0.yd. dash-S6-Ib. class. Howell,
O'Hara. Time, Z 2-5 seconds.
lloyd. daah--l0O-ib class. Grum-
mor, Fan, Romero. Time, 9 3-5 sec
onds.
loO-yd. dnsh-Unlimitad, snope.
Time, 10 LIS seconds.
22O-yard dash-s5- lb. class, Har-
rlott, Porter. 1O0-lb. class. Candle
Cleveland, Abbln, Gilmore; unlim-
tied. Mossman. Time. not given
lloyd run-1OO-ib. class, Baca.
Romero, Candelaria; time 1 minute
6 3-5 seconds. Unlimited class, Ill
mer. Rodgers, Mitchell; time, 1 min
ute 8 LIS seconds.
S8O-yd run-Unlimited. Herring
and Garcia. Time, not given.
440-yd. relay-s5 and 100 ID. class,
Long, Gierlng. Baca, Porter.
280-yd. relRy-d1b-lb and unlim-
tied, Giilen, Mitchell. Garcia and Err
ing.
Pole vault-i15-lb. class. Bryce,
ebony, Stubbs. Height. s feet 6 in
ches. Unlimited class, Morris. Rog-
ers. Height, 8 feet.
High jump--S5-lb. class, Harrow.
Caller. Height, 4 feet 3 inches. I'm
limited class, Zilmer, Reynolds, Moss
man. Height, 4 feet D inches.
12-lb. shot put-Unlimited. Eirling.
Distance, 81 feet. L.
5-lb shot put-s5-lh. class, White
house. Talber. Howard.
GLIB. shot put--iOO-lb class. Grum-
mer, Richmond. Stubs. Distance
2S feet 0 inches.
S-lb. shot put-i15-lb. class. Tones
Long, Abbin. Distance, 80 feet.
Broad Jump-115 ID. class, Bras
ier, Blum, Votaw. Is feet 10 inches,
unlimited class, Mitchell, Garcia, 1b
feet. IL inches; S5-lb. class, Harriott,
! Howell, ~ feet l inch; 110-lb. class,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-18

running as high as 1000. The re-
publicans say that they base their
prediction that Atechem's plurality
will run so high on resentment Of tho
citizens of Grant county at Hanna's
unending attacks upon the mines
which constitute their greatest indus
try, and. In fact, one of the greatest
IN the state. Grant county Is gener-
ally conceded 10 be one of the DEM
0crntic atronEholds. and yet occas-
ionaliy II has gone republican in
spots. For instance, IN 1916. II. O.
Bursum. republican nominee for gov
crnor, received a plurality OF 1856 ov-
er =. c. de Baca. In the same cleo
tlon w. j. Walton. democratic nom
iuoe for representative In congress,
received a plurality OF SIS over Ben
igno Q. Hernandez.
Republicans also are claiming OF
ero county for Mechem, with practi-
caliy n stnndoff in Union county.
Their argument Is II Hanna cannot
carry these strong democratic coun-
ties he has not SO much as a lighting
chance to carry the state. Republic
can leaders laugh Mt the propaganda
claims that Hanna will carry the
strong republican counties OF San Mi
Rnel, Socorro, aud Valencia Socorro,
one Of these counties claimed for
Hanna. 10 Mechem's homo county.
In making an analysis OF the vote
ono republican said today That Mech
ON will roll up the admitted demo-
cratic counties with n plurality of
10000 votes. He contends Il will de-
volve upon the solid Pecos valley and
Quay county. to offset this plurality.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-18

WICHITA kansp oct I've
farmer ana the leboring man, as well
ns the merchant. must stand for n
decrease 4, tho nr,ca az thtir pro.
49,. s.t .eu -..s,.sos1.,
'ee Deio vS"H"'o
ing, secretary or tho Kansas retailers
association. They have their part
10 do ~ economic conditions are 10 be
established. And hat part n to
share the bosses necessary los With
out protest Just as the merchant and
iobhcr arc doing.
.srhe nresant decline In uricea an
nnmero,,s e~eeenfiai co~nmoditics hne
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-18

Baca. Barber. Hickman. Il feet. 4 in
ches.
Girls
Shot put-1tb-lb. class, Frederisy.
Owens, unlimited cinns, Norris. FL
den NJ. Olson, 81 feet s inches; .S6-lb.
class, Burgin: 100.lb. class Echdahi,
Bustamente, q feet, ! inch.
high jump-Unlimited class. FL
der. spicer. Morris. 4 feet, Ilb-ib.
class. Ferrall. Mobley. Nelson, ) feet
10 inches.
25-yard dash-loo-ib. clasa, nit
tenhouse. y. sanchez, +. Sanchez.
SO seconds; 1fb-lb class. 10. Nell
son, Mobley, Forrall. 4.2r5 seconds.
2P-yd. dash-Unlimited, Sherer,
Farr, spicer. 4 as seconds, D..
220-yd. relay-summera, Nelson,
Farr, Nicoiacci. SO Id seconds.
Baseball throw-t16-ib. class, Gu-
rule, Bush, Frederisy. 115 feat 6 In
ches; unlimited, Brnden, Sherer, Sum
mers, ~ feet 2 inches.
Basketball throw-115-l lib. class,
Gurule. Bush, Jones. IS feet IL in-
chcs. unlimited. Butcher. Braden,
Olsen, ca feet g Inches.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-18
N e W S
High School Eleven
Easily Defeats Indians

The High School foot ball team
easily defeated the U. g. Indian school
team Saturday afternoon. The score
was ~ to o.. Tho lineups were;
Indians-Burnside. C; Annie, re-;
Thompson, TT; Pahe. re; Alma, lg;
Ehee, II; Morris. lie; German, pb;
watchman, RIB; Frances, 10; Mes
tas, lib.
High schooi-Payne, c; Marion.
10. Delnney, re; Greuter. II; Wilson,
RI; Gaines, 70; Nj. salazar, LEI Il.
dlassman, qb; Ferrail, N; N, Glass
nan. RIB; uiomi, lib; N. salazar, sub
hb.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-18
VEGANS DECLARE
DEMOCRATS SUFFER
FROM DURSUMITIS
In Meadow City at Same
Time Democrats Saw
Him at Belen

EAST LAS VEGAS. n. NJ, Oct. rs.
-iseadlpg a dispptch from. nolen on
page ] Of the Sunday Albuquerque
Journal. las Vegnns today rubbed their
yes and looked twice at the dispatch
which purported To give n nll and
r ocoun OF the fusion" onven
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-18
SCRATCHING TICKETS
WILL Be POPULAR
Many Democrats to Vote
for Harding; Some
for Mechern

- ereENt - rHn trnatn
Scratching Of party tickets on Nov. 2
wilf be moro general than IN any pre-
>ious election In New Mexico. There
wiii net be 80 much scratching on the
whole Of tic ht1}c Ticket. but on the
county ficketR Ia sone or 0he conn-
ties. the scratching will le plefiti-
fui. Much " this aofntchinf will be
due 10 presence OF niaIon tickets in
several OF the counties.
The republicans who fuaed on Tie
county tickets In Snhta 70 county
have declared repeatedly. on the plat
form and In their newspaper adver-
tiaements, that thoy arc supporting
All OF the republican state ticket. OF
course. this lacked a vast deal OF be-
ing all that the democratic organi-
gation desired. but the ticket was
accepted on tho theory thnt "hail
a loaf n better than no loaf" Sew
oral Of the republicans who were
earnestly supporting the fusion move
inent were aiming at the defeat OF
the republican state ticket and really
cared little about the result m to the
county ticket.
To Scratch Cox
More OF the scratching. especially
IN democratic counties, will be d.
rected against President Wilson and
wisconsin. rather than against Gov
ernor Cox. or through any desire TO
advance republican national inter-
ests. This Will be on the principle
that In ytfina for Hardingand Cool
idge, in Preference to O continuation
Of tho Wilson regime. the lesser OF
two evils will be chosen.
Absences OF n socialist ticket. and
the presence, instead OF the farmer
labor ticket. compoand OF four dis
tincn wings. will be the cause OF moro
scratching. II 10 freely predicted that
not many OF the farmer-iebot Tickets
viii be voted unBcratched, This will
be the first state campaign which
the socialist party has not been rea-
resented by q ticket. Several OF the
men on tho faImer-labor tick have
heretofore been regulars on the so
eialiat ticket.
Republican leaders do not appear
TO he the 19ust reluctant to admit
that quite u number Of republicans
Will scratch Judge Mechem in favor
~ Judge Hanna. They are fixed In
the belief. however, that q much lorg-
or number OF democrats viii scratch
Judge Hanna In favor OF Judge
Mechem. Offors OF 800 on each
county. standing on Levy's board
here, are 10 bet that Mechem will
carry both Grant and Sierra counties
Hanna carried Grant county in 1910
by 622 plurality, and also carried
SieFfa county, hut failed to carry
the state by LOGO votes.
Mechem 10 Garry Gr1pt
Grant county Is claimed for Me-
chem In this election. the estimates
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-18

Lord D,Aliverus-Theso blawsted
Americans turn everything the wrong
way!
Miss Tootsie Myiliens-How so, my
lord?
Lord D'Aiiverus-Why, they talk
about the RuFslan bally, when any
awss can SEQ they mean the bally
Observation-Disclosures Jack o.
Lantern.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-18
Medical Association
To Meet Next Year
In Albuquerque

ROSWELL. n. NJ, Oct. ls-sThe
New Mexico Medical association will
meet next ycar in Albuquerque, either
In April or May IL was decided as the
closing session Saturday. Officers
were elected as follows; President.
DR.. Q. A. Russell, Artesiai v%loe-pres-
idents Or. }. s. cipes, Albuquerque,
Or. G, M. Yater, Roswell; DR.. w. II.
Wittwer. Las Lunas; secretary. DIR.
frank y. Tull, albuquerque; treasur-
er, j. w. Elder, Albuquerque. The
delegate to the American medical as
ISOLATION convention VII be DR.. w.
4. Joyner, Roswell, the alternate. DIR.
c. p, Churchill, Madrid.
The members OF tho council select
cd are Or. j. W. Kinsinger. Roswell;
DR.. II. A. Miller, Clovis; DIR. A. G..
shortle, Albuquerque; DIR. n. i. Me
Bride. Las Cruces; DIR. G. s. Losey.
Ina Vegas: DR., c. A.. Waller. Santa
lie. The members of the scientific
research committee named are Dir.
NJ. X. Wylder, A~lbuQucrque, DIR. J.. s.
Peters, Albuquerque, and DIR. Tull.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-18

The celebration OF n birthday IN
niversary. customary among the an
clients. was originally frowned upon
by the Christians.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-18
.,pok.Fsn-RoR Wfannu.

"Bok'Ts"-RoR WfsHnu,
DONE wish you could find . Iob-Tlnd a.
nen't wish you could rent your spArts
psh't wish you could asll your kouis-
Sell IL.
Phons 0t6. Phone sI5.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-08-06
SPECIAL AGENT MAKING ROUNDS
 TO CURB GRAFT

There is no reason why the people of Interior Alaska should not know why l am here," said R. A. Darling, special agent in charge, department of justice, bureau of investigation, to a representative of The News, yesterday, as he was leaving for North Nenana on his way to Fairbanks, after brief stay in Nenana. There is nothing se- |cret about my mission," he con tinued. Tn fact, a little publicity frequently helps the bureau to ob- tain those results for which it is striving"
 Mir. Darling then went on to ex- plain that he had been sent to In- |terior Alaska to make an investiga- tion of stocks carried by local mer- chants and to ascertain if the prices charged by them are fair, as mea- |sured by bureau standards. It is recognized by the bureau, he said. that merchants are compelled to do business under unusual conditions in Interior Alaska, but there is a limit beyond which they must not go, even in this country. The Gov ernment does not intend that there shall be profiteering in Alaska, nor the accumulation of stocks beyond the requirements of a single season as it is termed in de- partment circles.
 During the brief time that Mir. Darling was in Nenana, he made q survey of local stocks and investi- gated prices, giving particular heed to provision and feed prices. The results of the Investigation, how ever, were not made known to The News.
 MT. Darling stated that his arrival in district frequently had the i'm mediate effect of sending prices down and increasing the size of parcels.
 MT. Darling is one of four spe- cial agents who recently arrived in Alaska, one for each division, and they will remain in tho Territory for at least a year, watching prices and attending to such special mat ters as may require their attention.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-08-06
SEASON OR|EST EVER RECORDED
 SAY OPERATORS

The present season is without doubt the driest ever experienced in the Tolovana district, at least since the commencement of mining opera tions there, declared Frank Fontas, well-known Tolovana mining man, upon hls arrival in Nenana this morning, direct from the Tolovana 'diggings. He made the trip by the river route, accompanying Tom Me- Kinnon and several others in the McKinnon launch Old Crow.
 "We have a ditch over there sev- eral miles long," explained the old timer, land it is so dry that it is beginning to crack and blow away. Can't even get enough water for our boiler and we are compelled to go clear across the valley for water for domestic use. Mining under such circumstances is out of the ques- tion, and there will be no relief until rain comes.''
 MT. Fontas has lot of pay dirt on the dump, waiting to be put through the boxes. He came in over the trail early this season, hoping to find sufficient water for sluicing, and he has been waiting around ever since, with nothing to do. He expected to have the work done within a few weeks after his arrival on the ground, but now it looks as though he would be com pelled to spend the entire season in the district.
 The shortage of water has worked great hardship on the whole dis trlct. Operations are at Stand- still and the season so far advanced that the lost time cannot be made up now, even if water should be plentiful during the fall.
 The drought also has affected the Tolovana river, which is so low at present that the party had difficulty getting away from the logjam. They dragged bottom frequently and MT. McKinnon spent much of the time beneath the boat, digging the mud and snags out of the propeller.
 Those who made the trip out, in addition to the two mining men, were William Mahan, live Brooks merchant; Earl Cameron, and Mas cot George Bergman.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-08-06

A large shipment of explosive, which arrived for the Alaskan En- gineering commission this week, was loaded on cars today and consid- erable portion of it will be rushed to the end of steel for immediate use in the canyon. The remainder will be stored temporarily on sid ing at the old dragline camp, to be moved to the end of steel when through traffic is resumed later in the season. .. ...:
The Nenana daily news., 1920-08-06
LADIES' HATS

Shipment of latest style Ladies Simson's. "...
The Nenana daily news., 1920-08-06
LADIES' HATS

Shipment of latest style Ladies'
 Hats just received from New York. Simson's.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-08-06

Tennis Shoes fo~ Boys, Men ans Women. Fowler & Morris.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-08-06

Calling Cards printed to order on sho~t notice at the News Office.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-08-06

THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP May have what you ave looking for. SECONDHAND GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
 NORTH OF NENANA HOUSE.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-08-06

FRESH RANCH EGGS, $1.50 DOZ. Poultry Dressed to Order. A. G. JOHNSON
 Front and E Streets.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-02
UMARLTM.

Prsyidsiecie Cd cmentarEs seiefka
ksieSycowe,
Gdy prSySwie was gusiarsa modlise-
wne slowo.
Gdy sic lipy o~dwisc1ne W wlstrze FeI-
kolysza,
Do kaplicy wpiyniecie h~siszyeo"s
oisza, ID
I OTTO jod4a tagwia Eahuczy ofiarna'
w misach bsdEe miod Eloty a! gor--
czycy ziarno.
Ola pamieci ozyja waszych Wspo-
mnien SHADY,
Gdy zanuca swe ptesni srebrnowiose
dziady,
I W plomienia krwaweso s~zatirowym
dymie
Ma te jedna noe - w~skrzesn'e vase
5marle imie!
Jan Pietrzycki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-02
Echa Cmentarne.

o, jake trudne .zaPomnieS, Ee "
chwili,
kiedy { ufno6eia biesniemy ku sobie,
COS nam, iak kwiaty wyrosie ma
grob!e,
m6wi weiaz: zmariym wy dotted
siuiyli.
o. Jake trudno mic wiedziec. re
wkoio
nsdsy tax wie!e. TAX grobow " cmen-
tar2u;
Zachowat usmiech. jak ow PREY
oltarzu
piomie6, co zloei Chrysta smutne
colo.
o, jak1e trudno uwierzyt, Re niezen.
ola mas s~pojrzenia znikczemn'ae
MEDIA,
be dus1e nasze Cd mar sic opfdza,
p6jdziem dalei Z pogodnem oDli-
Jan Chmielinski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-02


pociechy ma dni posuchy upaiu
zycia. Tajemnice wiasnego | po-
wszechnego bytu. ludzkoscl pra-
gnal peeta wyezytat W nierozer-
walnym zwiazku pekoIeh zmar-
iyeh Z tymi. co iyja, ale L kolel
ptzejds jako woody wiosenne..
Mic dziwnego, ae TAXI poemat po-
zostai niedokohczonym, jakkol--
wick pc tylekroc W ciagu dwu--
dzicstu lat mad ~caloscia myslai
M~iokiewicz, a nawet pc napisa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-02

niu ,Pana Tadeusza" wyznawai:
II Dziadow chez zrobii jedyne
dzieio mole warte czytania.".. -.
Zasadn:cza mysl poematu ME
mogla bye lima, niz podstawna j.
tea samej uroczystosci, nadaja-
cej naive poematowi. Idea uro-
c1ystosci Dziadow jasna jest ma
przestrzeni tylu tysiecy lat zycia
ludzkosci. Cd Indow do Breto--
now wierzyli i wierza ludzie "
duchow obcowanle....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-02
Wedfug piracy prof, DR.. J. Kallen-
ybaeha.


logiczny kultu zmarfych: dosyS
wspomniec dzela Fustel de Cou-
langes'a albo Edwarda Tyiora
.Cywilizacye ~pierwotns" (prze-
Rad polski z r. 1889, ktora Gala
teorye mitologii OPERA ma animi-
zmie. Sliczny pomnik wierzen z
tego zakresu i obrzedow zadusz-
nych many W swojej literature
W postaci poematu Mickiewicza
,.Dziady''. Wyzyskujac ten zyia-
EEK z poezya, pragnslibysmy z
okazyi obecnego dnia zaduszne-
60 r1rcic Swiatto ma bardzo Gle
kawy materyai narkowy przez
pryzmat wiaSnie ,Dziadow" i W
tym celu pozwalamy sobie spo-
zytkowac W skr6ceniu cenna pra-
&c znakomitego historyka litera-
tury ~naszej prof. dr.. J. Kallen-
bacha, ktory w bardzo umiejetny
sposob zebrai dane etnologiczne,
dotyczace zadrszek, W rozpra--
vie ITO obrzedowe Dziadow"
(drukowanej pierwotnie W Pre-
wodniku nauk. i literackim" z r.
1889
Oto giowne W tel piracy wska-
zowki, dajsce miare jak ten OBJ
rzed szeroko jest rozpowszech--
niony i jak dawna nosi date.
Geese oddawana zmartym
przodkom siega najodleglejszej
Starozytno5ci. Pierwotna ludz-
hose stale W zadumie i przestra-
chu wobec pierwszych wypadkow
naturalnej Smierci. Oto sedziwy
patryarcha, dziad, pradziad licz-
ME rozrodzonej rodziny, pewne-
go poranku ME przebudzil sic re
snu. Co sic z MIN staso? Potezne
jego ciaio ley Hieruchome krzyk
i p4ac niewiast i dzieci ME poru-
sly go z odretwienia.. W po-
koleniu rozpacz i strach pred
zagadka Smierci.. E. Gowa rodu,
postae grozna, pred ktora korzyi
sic szczep caty, juz ME powstanie.
Ale z ia mySla trudno sic oswoic,
lyle lat zyio sic razem. Mialozby
to zycie ustac caikiem i ma Jaw
szei Wszakzez cialo jest jeszcze
niepodobna, ably to, co ozywialo
te sedziwa postac, mialo ksdys
zginac ma zawsze. Kto vie, czy
ME powroci kiedy ma ziemie? A
jeSi tax, jeSli powroci zmariy, to
nalely go dalej c1cic i szahowac,
jak "a zycia, pamietac o tenn, a
by mu ME brakio po Smierci te-
go, co mu byio mile "a zycia-
Zupeinie naturalne uczucie o.
bawy, niepewnoSci wobec grozy
smierci jest, zdaje sic, zawiaz-
klein pierwotnych ucDuc religij-
nych. Wedfug Fustel'a de Coulan
ges, autora znakomitej ksiazkis
La Cite antique, czsowiek cecil
zmariych przodkow, zanim ko-
rzyl sic pred Indra Tub Zeusem >
bal sic zmariych i modliS sic do
Mich. Tu ma bye zrodfo napier
wotniejszych religijnych uczuc.
Me zycie, ale smierc przeniossa
mysl ludzke 20 raz pierwszy re
sfery widzialnej do sfery niewi--
dzialnej.
Naistarsze ksiegi indyjskie O.
kreslajs juz' dokiadnie Geese dla
zmarfych. Hymny Rig-Vedy
wspominaja o tel czci. Ksiega
praw Manu- m6wi o starozytnosci
tego zwyczaju, jakkolwiek cess
zmarkych Jest tam juz przeslonie-
"a pozniejszem wyobrazeniem o
metempsychozie. Pc dis dzieh
Indowie skiadaja swym dziadom
i. ofiary. Ksiega Manu- zaleca, ably
ofiara gospodsrza domu ola zmar
tych sNadala sic z ryzu, mleka,
owoeGw. Wedlug WARY 1ndow,
duchy przodkow schodzs ku o
f;arnikowi W chwili, gdy tenze
zastawia i'm uczta i duchy tie po-
lywaja ofiare z wielka ro7kosza.
Ofiary tie nalezaIo zdaniem In