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Tor the Demoeraiie ssass.nan.I
BEAUTIFUL BARrON.
NJ Bnrck wAaFIELD.

beautiful Barton, sweeily winding
Through the brightest land know,
OF apon thy hillaides wandering.
Merry a. thy sparkling Gov,
Ihare plueked thy fairy flowers.
Watched thy shining waters sheen,
Heard the carols in thy bowers,
Blessed the beauty Of Thy scene
Beautiful Barton. swccfiy winding
Where the faircst maldens dwell,
Where the graceful boughs are bending
DER thy bright and beauteous dell;
yales o. earth hoWe'er bewitching.
None have sweeier charms than thine;
None sodear, the soul enchanting,
Fondiy In the heart entwine.
Bcauflfnl Barton, sweelly winding
Through the scenes Of sunny hours,
Wheresoe'er may be roaming.
Love win linger IN thy bowers
Sweet enfhrallment then hast given
Charming well this heart OF mine,
For feel I'm nearer heaven
When upon these banks Of thine.
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Free ouba.


The arrival in this country of Col Cespe-
des, son of the late President of the Cuban
Republic, once more turns attention TO the
struggle going on almost at our very doors.
Having escaped the Spanish cruisers, he
comes to this country with the object of
procuring, if possible, assistance for his
countrymen in the field. His account of
the death of his father, the ex-President,
differs very little from that already given by
the Herald. Unfortunately, there is reason
to suspect that treachery had something to
do with the Cuban leaders untimely end.
Much as this is to be regretted it does not
furnish any good reason for despairing OF
the ultimate success of the patriots, fOI
there never was q cause which escaped the
faint of treason. What it concerns most
the world to know is, that, despite the ter
rible sufferings Of q six years war, the spirit
of the Cuban insurgents is unbroken, and
that they are resolved to continue the strug-
gle to the end. In view of the resolute and
tenacious spirit shown by the insurgents,
there is little reason to doubt of their ulti-
mate success. IlaeT
Day by day the resources of Spain are
wasted by civil war, which has grown in
strength within the last year, until the hope
Of its early suppression has been completely
dissipated. In Cuba the financial crisis is
less dangerous than is the political one in
the. Peninsula, and so in both hemispheres
Spain is rapidly approaching national bank;
ruptcy. The loss of Cuba must therefore
Of necessity result from national prostrs-
ton induced by the constantly recurring
civil wars. Under these circumstances q
wise statesman would not hesitate to sur
render the island to the Cubans in exchange
for an indemnity Of hundred million dol
lars. Such an arrangement would enable
the national government of the Peninsula
to restore the financial credit of Spain and
suppress the insurrection. This would be a
much wiser and more patriotic course to
pursue than to continue a useless struggle
in Cuba, which can only result in the com
plete ruin Of the island and the total prostra-
ton Of Spain.--Nep York Herald
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AN HONEST Mantle good people of
this State have reason to congratulate them
selves on the mistake the Radical jHRta at
Cameron made when it selected Mr.. Stephen
0. Flynn as one Of the instruments for the
execution of its foul purposes
An honest mans the noblest work Of God.
and Mr.. Flynn has proven himself an honest
man.
Had he have been base, purchasable
knave, the grand Radical scheme for nulli-
tying the elective franchlse In Texas might
have moved quietly on in its consunAmation.
But, Mr.. Flynn, though Conservative Re
publican, would lend himself to no such in
famous purpose. He chose the better part,
He uncloaked the hideous fraud, exposed It's
foul features to the public gaze; and, in 50
doing has used his opportunities to preserve
The purity Of the ballot-box. Al hoaor d
Sepaen o. Fipnn. Hoast0n A6s.
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DR.. W. BILE,
From New Orleans,


A graduate from the University OF copchhagon,
Denmark; Honorary NJ, D. from the University OF
Padora. Itay for several years assistant physician 10
The celebrated Prof Rieord Paris ~, ,O.,
tails Of Paris, London, Vienna and Copenhagen, aid
thronR large and yar practice during hftern YEAR,
OF all chronic diseases ind the treatment thereof and
he has, in his extensive practice had an Unparalleled
success, and very often effected cure where every
remedy had been tried and all hope of restO alton Of
health had been desUaired Of ii- 'ii f1a t
SSnSqE @GH Yy aS eSer nh IN vain
called DR.. Billie Ia every has he by his new
stomach, and with i the health and ylgor Of ne pa
tent, and many person does to-day with gratitude,
recall the mOmenthe placed himself under DR.. Billes
For his treatmentlof LADIES' DISEASES, DIR.
Billie is dese5Se9ly Eenownsd ard no lady suffering
TERRA, PRoI.APSUS UTERI, or any other disease
peculiar TO the female system, should fail 10 call
on d. Bile as they viii quickly be relieved Of their
suffering and ultimately restored to perfect health
Diseases Of a Private Mature
Dr. Bile has made speciality; and this scourge Of hu-
manity, uRsuceessfuy treated by most praclinoners,
Is easily and quickly overcome by his new treatment.
little diseases in the YorldProf. Rcord, in Paris
DR.. Billie viii always guarantee cure IN any case OF
syphilitic disease Which may come under his treat
ment; and hundreds in this city and vicinity
tfy that in of syphiitic nature, where other
physicians have failed, Dr. billie has always been sue
No man is too old, and no man is too debilitated,
that he cannot be completely Refrigerated and rs
venated by the Treatment Of DR.. W. Bile.
DIR. w. Billie wishes 10 call particular attention to
his new discovery by which he can, by the help Of
microscope and chemistry, discover II there ie any
syphilic poison in the bood-whch Is Of the greatest
Importance as persons having had vencreal diseases
often believe Themselves cured, and the poison Efill
remains in the blood to break opt sooner or later. DR.
Billie has resided IN New Orleans for years. is endorted
by the best citizens there and by his Skill knowledge
and successful cures has obtained great repuauona
/ a specialist.
Dr. Billie has arrived at Waco, and Is located at Inc
| cCLELI.AND HOUSE. where he viii be glad TO zee
those needing his services at once, as his stay will
only be short. -. ~ .fr Frfl..-..srll ---
Combinations strictly confidential in English Ger
man, French and Scandinavian 20 ~
/ DIR. W. BILE
m7f d&w6m 90 canal street New Orleans La.
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MARRY THE NEWsl

The MISSOURI, Kansas and Texas Railway. hasmg
completed and opened for business Their Eorft nrn
Eztausi0s fissouri Divsion) from sedaiIa fuHanni-
bal, are now RAINING their Elegant Equlppe Trains
through 70 Hsnaibal without charge
Passengers for points IN Northern Miss0ui, Iowa.
WisoonsIn. NInnesota, the Upper Mississpu fagion.
Northern aa1 Ceafnl illinois. Chicago, Eiehtna ana
the Great Northeast win end this The shortes Cesp-
est and Quickest Route Through cays svlR bnfinne
70 run through 10 81 Loafs without change sia s.
daIIa e hsretofofu ~ r
For fulf iufOrln4tiOn a. iotIue, and corr1ctn,aD
this line and ifs connections address.
JAMES b. BROWN. THos. DoRwT
0eaI Ticket Ae11f etn1 Pas. Amt
s7fdai'a. 70. s. Lous 10.
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III EAlZ1l, rIFE NILS FRoM Ar4IE. OK
~ I11I 1IUI III11'1I1lI INlI... IU1I1e
llrrEs E1ef rrlI1r ant fIlt17ns - erse1 Irn1 q
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RAKER 3 GRAHAM,

DAKER & GRAHAM,
olsssoosk's block, Congress Avenue, Aussin. Texas
WhOls.aIo ana Retain DruxEiss..
Dealers in Pains.. oTs, window Glass. psrfuHeres.
Soaps. and Sundries
tsg-Proscriptions carefully compromised
Orders nom country merchants and pl sicians so
lcited.
D. W. c. Baker Is the originator and sole Proprietor
Of the Celebrsied To Top f0r the cnre q itch ring
worn. letter etc. which Il kept constantly on hand BY
" IN quantities 70 suit purchasers.
n B.--Mas0nic, Odd Fellows. Knirhts 81 Pythias
and Temperance Society Regalias and Lodge furni-
tare, furnished 70 OrdoS and On fhe lowest ieEns.
dc2S Wilm
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With if1 Connections a fhe Shortest oulet.rf ana
Only Direct Route tom an Points in Tors fl m
dan IEtICn 1II 1lcfn Kansas % 81 EofIl lIrrI1I.
bal ChcrEo and aIi pr1glineni EaFtcrn Points Fafer
a. low md time quicker fh1n any other ro4 In ~
market All rial1s frr ioel. c4f1nEe a. oTrrka1ro
prouptiy settled Merchants ordering goods ton fe
Llll vi save time and money b. conll ling ~ ~
r. 4 4. Railway
". "A. FEEEK
GenI EastcIn AiIl1t. - BI1l1gsng.lF. r.
~. n WILLIAMS
ArcHt. IS Clark rlrtel CIerro.
GEO. ~. LILLY
~. oAGE
Agclf Harnl#1 No
j. W. BUHCn
Contrasting Agent Dali Harrs
~. p ROBINSON
l.slt W enlEs'shs Ass1I ssls..a -.
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THE CHAMPION OF THE WORLD

Makes It's own coifee; makes its own hot water;
saves g per cent Of cOee extracts the aroma by steam
saves time and labor; pays for itself in one month
makes coffee clear amber. De Witt g. Brown, OF
New York city inventor.
No limit to theheld Of Improvement Perfection n
the art OF making coffee at last attainedl
1t matters not how great or how small the article 81
be- II Il be one that e OF any to the pnble
genius grasps the and new invention lie produced
that s so advance Of the original that II at
makes its way into prblc favor. This is especially
true with thenew1 Gr
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TWENTY-FIVE Per Cent. Of the strength I
the Coffee II Saved.

This coffee pot actually pays for itself in less than
month. II Is perfection in simplicity and economy
By this ingenious device the cearest the purest and
the most delicious coffee is produced yet enjoyed
by the public. Hence openly declare ID TO be the
very best coffee pot ever invented, and challenge
comparison with any and all others.
The Great American Coffee Pot is q decided luxury
and perfect household wonder, and offer Il to the
public with confidence in its decided merits to give full
and entire satisfaction.
No /, family size, one gallon, g 50; No. 9 family
size, three quarts, 81 2Si No. s, family size, two
quarts, 81
Orders solicited and perfect satisfaction guaranteed
TO every family On receipt Of price the Great Ame
Coffee Pot viii be promptly sent any address in
the United States Printed directions accompany each
coffee pot
Of Texas would sen the right OF the State rea-
sonable terms.
Call on or address
DR. WITT c. BROWN & CO.,
Sole Manufacturers
Principal once and sale rooms No. 67S Broadway
de23 d&Wiy
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eREAr AMERICAN eOFEEE POI.

There are bun few inventions chat possess as much
merit this coffee pOl. Its construction Is per
feet and upon purely scientific principles and is
tey unlike any other yet produced Its adoption
as the standard coffee pot Of the country by appre
ciative public IL alone question Of time
Irs OPERATION-When the water in the pot boils,
the steam and heated water collect under the false bot
tom and force their the eonca tube against the
cover Of the straner thence being dashed over the
shower they descend through it's perforated bottom in
shower Of steam and boiling water upon the coffee
contained in the strancF and passing through il and
extracting it's strength the LIQUID descends into the
reservoir above the false bottom, thence through the
drain pipe into the lower reservoir to I'll the partial
shaped tube.
The same process is repeated many times as de
sired until the strength and aroma Of the coffee
| thoroughly extracted Thus
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oEx 4. 7. HAWTHon1EE. our.aE A6rrf.
TerA onesai EasaA.il. Isza.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-06
DAILY EXAMINER.
WACO, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 6.
Arrival and Departure of Mails
o. A& M Waco,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Mails by rail routs via Houston, Galveston
and New Orleans, and north via Dallas, Nc
kinney and Sherman, leave daily, Sundays
cxpepted, vt Z @. m. Arrive daily, Sundays
excepted, at alo p. N Mail closes at g.
y. N.
Mails southwest via Bolton and Austin
ieave daily, Sundays excepted, at g. m. Ar
tive daily, Mondays excepted, at a. m.
Mails wess via GAtesville and Hamilton
leave Tuesdays and Fridays at a. m. Ar
rives Wednesdays and Saturdays at 6 p m.
Mails northwest via Clifton, Meridian and
Stepnepville, leave on Sundays, Tuesdays and
thursdays at a. m. Arrives Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at 6p. M.
Mails northeast via Hillsboro and interme-
,liate points leave daily, Sundays excepted, at
Z. a, m. Arrive daily, Mondays excepted, at
7 p. m.
Mails for Towash leave Tuesday at a. m.
Arrives Friday at p. m.
Mails close at Q p. m.
Office hours from 81 a. m. TO 4. p. N :, week
days. Or Sundays from 81 to 10 a. m.
Waco, December LIST. 1878.
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Agents Wanted.
DR., Caryin's Elixir of Tar.
Darts fsor the Devil;

A beck inst issued exposing the "Persorals +"
that have appeared IN the New York newspapers :
their history and lesson. Stylish Nialus fully eN-
posed. Advertisements OF desperate men TO bcas.
tiiu wom,n, c.andestiNca mrctin-s, how frustra-
tel. The history II the Goodrich tragedy, the re-
suit OF personal" Description OF living Broad.
way statues. EXpOscs sUoial Curmpnon. sent ON
receipt of 50 cents. Address Unique Printing House
50 Vr-,y Street New York
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NJ cCLELLAND HOTEL,
WACO, TEXAS.

This FIRST GLASS HOTEL. is now opened
for the accon Nod liiOn OF the ira nci MT pub
Omnius at III, deport on the arriy
tw3m*
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=. HERNSHEIM sc BRO.
I NPoRTERS and Wholesale dealers il
i Cigars, Leaf aud Manufactured Tobacco
iouncco in hogsheads ard bales for the Mex.
can Market. Nos. II and 70 Graver street,
Ssy Orleans, La. ol2wly'72
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Woman's Medical Adviser,

eat little book, c ontainlNg causes, symptoms
d tr eatment OF all ordinary affections afiiictin
e female sex, can be had by enclosing IS cents
AID 4ross al above. octl4m
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500, 900 90 TIcKETS!;
Price, One Dollar each, or six for Five Dollars
$226, 800 In Cash Gifts
I'D = Z vi AS KrsIIOWSl
s2,gsa Cash Gifts, amounting TO. .....
One Chance In Every Min


The distribution will be in pnblic, and will
to Made under tho same form and regulations
as the San francisco and Louisville Library
Gift eoacerts. under the supervision of
committee of prominent citizens, sele cted by
the ticket holders.
Reference AZ 70 The integrity OF this enter
prise, and of tho management, Is made TO the
following well known citizens
Sam. L. Tibbals, A. Toponce, j. Aalsh, j.
b. Gerrish-- members Of Git, Council
Judge T. J. Black, Assistant United States
Assessor; Aalsh dreenwaid, rrsprietors
Metropolitan Hotel; Eugene Moore, City
Marshan; W. W. Hull, architect; J. Kehoe,
Constable; J. Cupfer, jeweier; Capt $ Howe,
contractor; o. D. Richmond Co., commits
sion merchants. N. 4. Cambell, proprietor
Central Hotel; Singleton & Creath, prspre-
tors Pacific Stables; ;. p. Hitch. merchant
Sandy, Ut ah; A. g. Harrison, Helena, Mon
tana
We will sls0 announce that each and every
person buying ticket can at any and all
times examine our books, and all business
Transactions connected with the enterprise !;
and as the drawing of prize, will be placed in
lie hands of honest and disinterested men, il
Will insure a fair and impartial distribution.
SOos responsible Agents tcanted. Liberal Com.
$50 ,es.l 1lissiogls allowed.
gS- Money should be sent by express or
0y GRAFT on any solvent bank, by Postollce
Money Order or Registered letter, ut our risk.
For particulars, address
- II. w. MORGAN,
Manager.
Lock Boz 1863, Corinne, Utah.
". N. RAeLAND, Agent, Waco, Texar.
lani4d&wSm -.tf .frt7sas
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BOARD OF DIREcTCRs:

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
JIM BRANDON, OF Brandon, Braman & Co, CAT
weston.
JE. WALLIs, OF Wall =, La dee Il Co., Gsyerton.
FIR LUBBOCK, of II LUBBOCK * Son..
NJ QuIS, of Quin IL I'M Observation-Disclosures.
LEON BLUM, OF l. a. II Blum. .............
n JEMIsos, OF Moody " Jcmiron.....
A BAKER, of A q L NJ W Baker.....
GEO SCHNEIDER, of Geo Schneider d Co.
RS WILLIS, OF = Willis ~ Bro. .........
u A GAEY, of Gary ~ Oliphint. %
LKLoPMAH, in, of Klopman a. Fellman. %
" X McALPIs, OF McAlpin " Baldridge..
j S GRIsNAN, ofDuval i Grinaan. 49,.
JACKSON & BROWN, As'ts, Wac
aug9D&Wtf
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The New Remedy for Rupture

Truss Co, No 6s3 broadway. New York City. 1t
retains rupture absolutely in ease and comfort. day
and night, at all times, under all circumstances
whatever in auy case, and should never be taken
OF durlnc the hort time requisite to effect per
druggist or physician WI! orc Ter this truss for 20
without charge. seq
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THE ORDERS.

WACO LODGE, No. 4, KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs
meets ever- Wednesday evening, in Odd Fell
lows Hall. nojourning Knights cordially in
vited. tfer ee JYo. s. MooRE,C. c..
WILL LANE. IT, K. of r. and s.
WACO LODGE, No, 20, /. o. O. F., meets
every Monday evening, In Odd Fellows
Hall, corner Bridge aud Second Street ~
II. L. GurrEY, N, G.
A.,G. TRADEwrLI, Rec Secretary.
wAco FxoAMpArsr, No. "a, !. 0. o. F.,
meets second and fourth Tuesday evenings
each month, in Odd Fellows Hall.
II. L. GuFFEy, g. P.
L. Fl. GoIpsrE1s, Scribe. -
J. H. GURLBY LopGE, No. aa7, A. +. 4
A. NJ, meets in Masonic Hall, on Saturday
on or before the full moon in each month.
- - w. q. WILKES, W. NJ.
Il. p. MASSEY, Secretary.
WACO LODGE, No. 90, F. A. 4 A. NJ, meets
on the first Saturday before the full moon in
each month SIMON B. TRIoE, W Al.
I. A. HlaRroHHRR, Secretary.
WHITE HALL tGRAHsk, No 27.-M eular
monthly meetings: two o'clock p. NJ, first
Monday in each month. Call Meetings every
Thusrday evening at seven o'clock. Visiting
and sojournipg Brethren are invited to attend.
GASC. n. HuBBy, Secretary.
Tnos. Com, Master.
EUREKA LODGE, No. Ill, ]. o. B. D. meets
second and fourth Sunday in each month ut
Odd Fellows Hall. S. WoLF,
ma. aesDsrrn. Secretary l..
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OFFICERS: ....i ....
Il WILLIS, President, N o LAUvE, Secretary.
ALpHoEsE LAuyE, Cashier. r b ....s..-..
NJ QuIs, VICE-PEEsiD'r, ) ii KtNBALL, Asst. Cash'r,
BDCuESowETu, Gen'l Ag't, Insurance Deparmtt.
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THE BANKING DEPARTMENT

VIII give particular attention to collections In In
interior OF the Staie, and all parts of The United
States, without charge, except customary rates OF
exchange. VIII receive deposits ON open account,
andisne certificates OF deposit and by special at
ention TO its charter, will divide pro rata among
is depostors from onefourlh to half Of the net
profits Of lis business.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-29
The sun
Tydennik. pOEO:ydcnnik a
Ucnnlk.

Tydcnni Sun lest pills znamy caso-
pis, ncz ably potfeboyal odporuGovani
prlciny nichz dosahl padesate tisic od-
btrateu a itste n6kolik tisic nabyde,
jsou asi nasleduiici:
Jsou 10 moving pryni Tidy. V Mich
shIeda Gtcnaf ySechny donni udalosti.
meme ddlezitG obsirntii a sice iazyku
iasuGm, srozumitelnGm a vo zpdsobu "a
iimavem.
Jest to prvni tfidy rodinny list. plny
poutavGho Il pouGn6ho tteni yScho diuhu
a neobsahuiici mic z'ivadnGho n mravdm
skodliyeho.
Jest to prvni tfidy zabavnik, pfinase
ljici vytccHe poyidky anaGrty b6znG lite
ratury, peGliyt yybran6 a male tstene.
jest to pryni ttidy list hospolafsky
Neilepsi ueipovGisi hospodafsk6 clan
X nalene ttenaf kazd6m elsie.
jest 10 nezavisly list politickJ, nena
leaci zadn6 strand nenosic
zddny oboiek. On boiuje "a zasady
zyoIcninejlepsich mzdd ifad1. Zvlast-
nj ztetel VENUE odhalov snim veike po-
lusenosti, ktera nyni osIabuie a ostouzi
na.i zemi hrozi podrJti same ziklady
nasi republiby. On Sc neboii ncenll a
netaze Sc 20 pflzni jeiich.
On pfinasi pro danny m6dni zpravy
trzni zpravy pro muze, zvlase trh do.
bytka, jcnuz zyldstni v6nuje pozornost.
konecn6 Jest listen neilacin6isim. L
iedcn dollar cely rok. A neai tfeba no.
yinafsk6ho klubu k odbirani listu IA tn
cenu. kdozkoliv posle jeden dollar, Oh
drzl casopis na cey rols.
Nemame ccstnjicich iednateld.
TIE WEEKLY sun. Il Osm stran
padesate, sest sloupclv. Pouze $40
rocnG. Zadne srazky teto ceny.
TIE SEMI WEELY Sun. N.-Tv
formal jake denni, $500 roGnG. Srazk
20 procent uovinafskGm klubtim loGlen-
nJm.
TIE DAILY SUN. Velky Gtyr
strankovy format dvaceti osmi slonp-
cich. Denni rozsiteni 10000. Vseckv
novinky "a ? Gently. PfedplatD6 80 ctiil.
mesicn6 Gili $500 roGnG. Klnby Vice
nez 10clennG dostanou 20 pr. leyneii.
Adressa. THE SUN" CITY.
New York
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-29

Kaarid, 25. srpna Sc zycstuie, 70 diva
ministfi minfsterstva yvstoupiti cht9ii a
@e Sc obyvatelstyo move konskripci proti-
vi. M6sto PuYcerdb Psreneich M po-
meh trmcoozskem -tQii plamenech -
/ ~v6dsdo uznalo spanelskoU republihu.
Ndmecke vale6n6 lode Nautilus" a
,,Aibatros' vcpluly do pristavn Santau-
dersheho Obyvatelstvo mGsta uyitalo ie
iasotom
~ 26. srpna Karlistt Sc minulG noci
pokusili yzed Puvcerdy, ddlezit6ho me
s,a horach Pyreneiskytch, bliz pomezi
tranconzskeho, 1token, bylfale Sc znat-
nymi ztratami ma ysech nistech odra5e-
zaui Nacelnik dttostfGcctya karlistd
byl zabt a polovice DIT 1Sfntna ncpotfed
non.
Loadyo, p. srpua., Dilny kraloyske
paroIodni spolecnoati Y Southampton Wy
horeIv do prachu Ma sta d6lnikd Jest
nasledkem toho bez pracc - 800 polnich
de.nikd, nalezicichr k Jednot4 pQlnich ma
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