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telephone outfit for an outpost or sentinel
to enable him to communicate with head
quarters directly. The apparatus consists
OF knapsack containing reel of insulated
d0uble-conductor WIRE This the sentinel
plays out as he goes to his post. port-
able telephone is connected with the wire.
and, whenever the sentry desires, communi-
cation with the main force may be quickly
obtained.
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the parting the hair is brushed naturally
across the forehead. 1t must not be plas-
tered down, nor must it be brushed fanras-
tically back over the temple in the manner
much affected by BARRIERS themselves in the
small country towns. Particularly abom-
Unable is the great sweep, coming down low
in the middle OF the forehead, where it is
apparently glued fiat to the skin, and then
turned sharply up in wave. No man can
brush his hair that way and pretend to be
gentleman.
At the back the hair is cut rather short,
but this must be done cleverly in order not
to make the back of the head look out of
proportion with the sides, where the hair ia
long. No well-bred man ever allows the
back of his neck to be shaver. The clip
ping machine may be used, but with the
greatest discretion. The form of the hair
on the neck must be left natural. The bar
Der must not attempt to give it any particu-
lar outline unless lie can 10 it in such way
as to deceive the most critical observer.
Art which is absolutely concealed is as good
as nature, but art which reveals itself I'M
necessarily in matters of the toilet is 10 be
wholly condemned.
Brushing the hair forward above the ears
is an English fashion which had a brief run
over here, but Is now quite out of date. The
pOmpadour cut is also thing Of the past.
1t is no more worn from preference than a
wooden leg
The hair should be cut frequently. 1t
should be washed, too, rather more often
than most men do il. The practice of wash
ing the hair may be carried to such excess
as 10 injGre il. Supplement your own idea
of cleanliness with the best advice Of the
most intelligent barber you know.
The number Of Englishmen who wear
neither beard nor mustache is increasing,
and some OF The American swells are taking
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WINTER.

feel Its influence. subtle, strong.
As the first white shower O. fleece
Crowns the high hills, Offering 4 peace
To the fainting autumn's bronzed throng
hear the signs. so faint so sad,
OF the mourning birds and leaves.
feel for them, for the hour that grieves,
The dying hour, gone surely mad.
And know the flowers bending so
Arc obedient to the last command,
For unseen fingers OF purer land
Closed their beauty in adream OF snow.
ALMA ALDI
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Blossoms.
RrHES.
SUN.


Salem, " H. PRorKus
REBUs.
64l5OO5O?
The subject here
Is very clear
SQUARE.
1-Sbafts Of a carriage. 2-Daring. ga
river OF Scotland "A Town OF France. 10 Nav
enDe. "a small island Of tie Mediterranean
6-Portons of operas.
San francisco. CAPT y. FRANK.
CHARADE.
My rrs, is boon heaven sends to this earth
lis the life Of the flowers, the smiles OF their
mrth.
My idst Is an article worn by man:
And woman Will wear them, provided she can.
Ny tGhoie Is mirage that shows In the sky
Al the close OF a storm, that his promise is nigh.
san <Fcncf'co. l. Ii. J.
CHARADE.
come with the sun on a bright, clear day,
am seen, too, in storms, where the lightning
Will play.
You find me at hand on full moonlIt nights
And have been observed by small taper lights
Though often avoided. by the weary I'm sought.
BY many pursued, yet have never been caught
My life is an instant, butin every cline
IT'S said have been since the beginning of time
My FIRST Is fish, one that you all knew.
My second is always part OF blow"
When taSen together. to all It's quite clear
In me there is nothing to hope Tor or fear.
San francisco scorr
1.-The solver OF the riddle propOunded by the
Sphinx. 2-Hlgh. $40 disturb Jobs y a
One who inspires. "a town of Poland GRIN
so COOK insufhclenty. THE breast bone.
UaIe).
Amelia, PG TArHRs
CHARADE.
Complete Is better far than gold
Though one Is "threadbar we are told
Second may aid us wealth to get.
But uck has moro to do with IT,
Primal men the prize may gain
Where men of ttCO contest la vain
And having won it, straightway rise
To lofty seats among the wise.
Money is sovereign prince and now
At Its shrine prime mortals bow.
But with all, and gold united,
Wrongs unnum6ered may be righted
Oakland Cot HATTIE HEATH
Petals In two weeks.
Stray LeRves.
Aspire, as usual, is didactic His "Crosswordr
10 a very pleasant, as well as instructIyey con.
structed poem. According 10 his views ihere IL
very little In the puzzle outside of Its solving
qnalllies yet lie thinks II "always is In season, y
although the mental stomach is disanpoinI ed
with the poverty OF the food. tits fact never.
theless. that as puzzlers grow older In this ma 9.
lime they eSchew what is inspld, which NAV be
reason this puzzle mas almost become obsolete.
A few cons, please Proteus' rebus IA on a bih.
licsl term. Burr Rowe Is invited TO call again
Very lew veterans Will recognize this pnzzIer n,
bis work under TINS nom His rebus Is not only
very clear but very good. To use his own Ian
guage:
Send some more
Yes. a score
Like your puzzles as OF yore
And invite
Those 10 write
Whose bright work we see no more
L. H. j. will please take notice the abovs ia his
last con In my possession. o.. Scott's charnde i.
partly by sound-tbat Is, the second part Ia
ters Is welcome. The first definition Is the ma me
OF q San Francisco puZZler. Hattie Hentn,,
chirograpby is positive proof that the mind 4:
dominant over the body. Many thanks,
KERNEL
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TELEPHONES In WAR.

A German Device by Which the Guard
Talks With Headquarters.
The German Government is employing a
great number OF telegraphic and telephone
devices for use in time of war. The accom-
panying cut is an illustration of a portable
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ACORNS.

Original contributions and solutions are re-
quested from all the readers. Contributions
must De written in Ink. on one side of The paper
ana separate from eommun ications The name
and address must accompany them as a euaran-
lee OF good faith. Address Puzzle Editor DAILY
MoRNING CALL, bo9 Clay street, San Fran
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The Girls Are All Using 1t.

"Over the carpet, wherever 90,
The tooth powder lies like mantle Of snow,
Why, how is this, Ethel, my careless girl? See
How could you SO needless and untldy he? "
'Well, mamma" said EthelIa little ashamed,
II knew you would think l ought TO be
blamed
But, really, the least little puff Of the wind
VIII scatter the tooth-powder badly, find.
II wish you would buy me some SOZODONT,
please;
The girls are all using It, IT'S like a breeze
From the woods, and their teeth are so white !"
And Ethel was using 1t, that very night.
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In millinery fur is much used for the Dor
ders of hat bruins and fur tails as trimmings.
The hat given in the above sketch is of
hunters green velvet bordered with sable,
and sable tails and jet-embroidered ribbon
are used as trimming The collarette is
made to wear with and match the hat. The
high collar is made of similar fur with a
band of j-t-embroidored silk with lapels in
the front. and gathered velvet frlll falling
from it. which is lined with soft silk Of shot
green and brown silk.
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AMONG REAL LIONS.
Lord Randolph ChlrChill'S Experiences in
South Africa.

ORD RANDOLPH
CH o HILLS
tenth letter from
South Afric a
contains an &C
count of a meet
ing with lions.
Lord Randolph
went ont with
his hunter, ac-
cording to the
London Graphic,
Lee. and after
getting n shot AT
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The CrOaaMnrd.

Anc STObsWord.
To make-not speak "cros.words
Is held as quite 30. k
And Is the acknowledged password
In PuZzledOm to-day.
IT'S easy to construct IT,
In ''this," and not In that"
And when you've run the gamut
You have your little fiat"
1t brings all sorts of fancies
In tumble, side by side,
AS much akin as pansies
And carrots are allied
Dull rhyme devoid OF reason
1t Largely calls in use.
And always Is in season.
AS Ii seasoned goose,
Or turkey, W en- one needy
OF food sits down TO dine,
And with a stomach greedy
Deyours the tender loin.
For such there Is / reckon
In fowl as well as kline
When not an ancient tough one
Is cooked whereon to dine.
Then make AL lib. your "crosswords,"
But speak them not, pray,
For kind words are the boss-words
of all the long array. ASPIRE.
Petals.
2ss. Tuberose. Two.Brows
2S9. Shipshape.
1'O' cor
CONFER
VITA
PETRE
RE
3 29I DOuSh-nut
1872 oTTp
SOLID
TgLAM ETAL
D S1s
2''' .nSSSTo
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Pretty Girls and Plain Girl.

Both use SOZODONT, and some Of the loveest
OF their sex have been heard to declare when
asked what beaut1ed their teeth, that It was
SOZODONT. Nature provides women with
beautiful teeth. SOZ0DONT, II used regularly,
keeps those pretty rows OF pearls from decaylng.
This is a statement which those who use the ar
tlce always corroborate. If SOZ0DONT were
not In very truth preparation OF sterling
merit, the public would long since have dis
covered the fact and discarded II.
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II. Y. Frost, Burr Rowe, Captain N. Frank,
Captain E., kro X, CaltrOp. Hattie Heath. +. L.
b, Terry Bell, Bell Vernon, Ben Usher. Scay
MaG, Major ity, Scott, Dick Tarleton l.. Il. j.,
XenOphen and Aloha.
, 1891-01-07
CHRISTIANsTED.

January 2 Per schr. T.gilant for St.
Thomas-Miss Esther & Emily Sorensen.
January s. Per schr. Viqilant for st.
Thomas-Misses Alma, Daisy, & Olga Dend-
tier and Grandmother Miss Danielsen and
servant, Petrine Rohlsen, Mrs, Lindsay, Miss
Christine FenSmark.
FREDERlKsTED, 9th January 1891.
The s. s. Caribbee last from St. Kits arriv-
ed here this morning, took o mail and proceed
ed to New York.
Janry. per schr- Atlantic from ST.
Thomas-Miss Dunbavin, Thomas Hatcheft>
Janry. 5-Per schrs. atlantic & Mary for St.
Thomas-Miss S. A. Hill, Jonathan Edward
Johannes Michael, W, H. Roberts, Joseph
Grovenot, Thos. Ratchet & child, Jane
Petersen, Victoria Williams.
, 1891-01-07
To the Editor of hc"St. Croir Auis."

Dear Sir,
In compliance With your req rest to
estate owners, to furnish yOn with rain
reports, ] beg to sendcyou enclosed record
OF Rainfall on my estate Lowry Hill for
the Years 1889 and 80. When you compare
the two S atementS, you can easily account
for the want Of Guinea grass in East End
for the last year.
The monthS-April. May, June and July,
are the months in which this grass gives a
crop and that it natures in August after
which time the growth ia very slow, and
requires constant rain TO give 81 height
worth speaking OF. If you will compare
the rainfall Of she VIZ years, you will OBJ
serve that. last year We had 16A lines for
those months, while in The year previous
for the Same space of time-we had 213.
Do ] require to say more, to explain, why
East End has no g~ainea-grass 1T present,
or the past yeac?
] remain,
Yours truly,
j. w. r. HANSEN.
LewIy Hill, Sth 1anusry 1891.
, 1891-01-07
TE L.E q RA NJ s.
ST. CROIX STATION.

New York, 'Janry. 3rd-The death is
announced of Mr.. Alexander WliliAps
Kingslake, the historian,
MI. ParntlI had a conference with
Messrs. Healy and Kenny ut Dublin, aE
which he said he would resume the confer
enee With Mr.. O'Brirn ut BouloRne or
Tuesday. ..f.1s ..
Lord Lymin4 toms mansion st Hnrat-
bourne Park, HaBfs, intending his priceless
library, has been destroyed by fire.
During a school festival at Leeds a drs
broke ont III which 20 girls were burned, Of
whom 6 are dead.
Paris news states that the new French
loan will be announced tomorrow.
NJ. Alphouse Peyrat, the author and
senator for the department Of tbs Seine, is
dead.
Sir Julian Pnuncefote, in answer to Mr.
Blaine's note rejecting the proposed arbi-
:ratiom Of the Behring Sea question, init
mates that the seizure Of British vessels
Outside the 8 miles limit will be met by
fOrcible resistance.
Rermann'A Theatre, Broadway. and.
Miners Theatre, 9th Avenue, have been
destroyed By 6Ee, with the loss Of 6 f1remen-
ST. Thomas, January 9th The repairing
steamer Grapplrr with u supply Of cable
for stock arrived here Saturday evening.
She encountered heavy weather during
early part Of voyage, sustaining s3me
damage.
Jamaica, 3vd:-The repairing steamer
Duchess left here his morning to resume
operations on the POnce-Jamaica section,
which rave been retarded by heavy weH-
Their.
New York. Jany. 5'h.-The dcn'h is an
nouncpd Of Charles K"enr, the ca icAtu. list
of Punch.
The loss ia reported OF an or STEINER.
which sunk during Il foS i'll the English
Channel.
200 London postal clerks have beer. Sus-'
prud-d for refusing to work overtime,
II ia believed mat the b.. Hon. George
]. 4oschcn in his A"xt budget will include
an ocean penny pasta =.
In M"lhunrne il il STAGED thit ilr@ Tome
Government has conunlvd the right Of
British Colonies 10 br included n future
treaties between England and foreign
Pow rs.
1t is officially stated that the new French
loan. for 1868, 600, 900 francs in perpetual 3
per cents will la. issued on the lO,h instant.
tn. price being 90 francs SIS cen imtS.
! The French election returns SHOW n gain
for the Republicans of 10 seats. 81. de
Freycinet aud M. Jules Ferry haze heen
elected 10 the Senate.
at33Tbe Latin Monetary Convention has
been prolonged for another year.
The French Grand Orient Lnlge has
declined the oycrtQres OF the German
, 1891-01-07

UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRIS
TIANSTED'S POST OFFICE.
PAID.

James Edward BcccIes, Nancy Christian
Est. Canaan, Isaac Donniel Est. Belle Yue,
Soper Hernby, William Samuel, Enamel
Smith, S. A. Smith Est. Belle Vue, John c.
Williams.
UNPAID.
Henriatha Christian Est. Mt. Welcome,
Mary Christopher, Sarah Jane EeIles,
Poulis Frederick, Ginny Gift Est. ST
Johns, Cathrinc Hutchinson, Melchesedeck
Miller, John Y. Nude, E. Shain, Matilda
Williams, Lousinda Wright
C~hristiansted's Post Office, St. Croix
31st December 1890.
PETER LEM MING.
, 1891-01-07
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN FRED
ERIKSTED'S POST OFFICE.
HA1pATn
UNPAID

Anerliser Frazer, Christine Geourge,
Margaret Govine, August Jensen, j.
Jsnnes, Herbert Saunders, Rose SimmoDds.
Fse5erikssed's Pest Office, 31st December
1890
L RICHTER
, 1891-01-07

We hear of several estates having chang
ed hand within the past fortnight. Con-
Gorilla, near West End, has been sold to
Mr.. w. H. Fleming. merchant in West
Emil, for $4,000. Buffers Bay has Been
exchanged by Captain BIackwood with
Capl ain Perkins for Manning's Bay.
Manring'S Bay adjoins Envy and will
thus extend tie fine sweep of cane land
that feeds the Lower Love works. That
Rne property nov includes the formerly
separate estates OF Upper and LOWer LOOs,
Golden GroUe, Negro Bay, Enoy, Adventure,
Paradise, and Manning's Bay.
, 1891-01-07
q tristiaasse6 a.. Sruiu.
Wednesday 9TH January 1891

\ We are able to give the following table
of rainfall for 1890 at several points OF the
island, and in another place will be found
q statement from Lowry Hill.
, 1891-01-07

AS the average fall for a succession Of
years may be taken 10 be about $50 lines,
it will be seen that the fan for last year is
very much below the average.
, 1891-01-07
Translation.
Publication.

IT is hereby mad e known that on and from
the 1st instant Mr.. A. +. STAKEMANN
has resumed his functions as Broker in
Christiansted.
Government Secretary's Office, St. Croix,
the 3rd January 1891.
LJMPRICHT.
, 1891-01-07

Mes%rs. Melchior & Co.'s. brig Thea arriv-
ed from Copenhagen yesterday afternoon,
with about 80 men on board for the militia
~ force here.
, 1891-01-07

There was a fire at Rattan on Old Years
night, hy which a megass house with the
contained li%egass and two outside heaps
or megass were destroyed.
, 1891-01-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


net bekjendtgjores herved, at Magler
A. E. S1AKEMAEN fra 1ste DIS. at
regne after llar overtaget sine Forret.
Ringer som M@gler Christ ianstcd.
G-ouvernements 6ecretariatet, St Croix, 3die
''4-'' LlMPR1CHT,
, 1891-01-07

The American schr. Ellen 4. Ss0U, 1875
tons, Capt. Higgins, arrived on Monday
from New York.
, 1891-01-07

The American schr. 4. ?. S. Woodbury.,
Capt. Deverem, crrived on Sunday from
New York.
, 1891-01-07

The Jamaica Exhibition will be opened
on the 9th inst, and will remain open for
three months.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-08
DOWcipny ZfOdZiej.
chow.

Moses Israelsky, wygnany zyd ro'
syjski, przyby} pred kilku miesia'
cami do Nowego Yorku. .!ako ziot'
nix zawodu, ,otrzy1na} niejsce u FL,
dena Hayden przy ulicy Nassau. Cd
kilku tygodni p. Hayden spostrzegs,
re mu ginie muostwo z}ota W prosz'
ku: wydawa}o sic, jakoby po}owa
proszku z}otego istotnie "a okno wy
latywa}a. sledzi& przyczyny tego zja'
wiska dostrzeg}, ze lsraelsky przy'
bywa} do pracowni zawsze tax ele-
gancko ubrany, jakoby ns bal sic
wybiera&. W4osy jego byfy zawsze
mocno napomadowane, cd chwil1
do chwili, jakoby W zamysleniu, pal
cami poprawla} swe w}osy. Tym spo'
sobem proszek z}otyz palcow jegc
przechodzi} we w{osy, W domu zak
my} glove zbierajac proszek, groma'
dill 90 W woreczkach. w ten sposob
przyszed} predSo do zamoznosci
Jednakze tajna policja po}ozy}a ko'
nice jego sprytnemu przemys}owi
teraz 90 juz zakmieto.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-08
Rzez ma Filipinach.

Madrycka gazeta wojskowa poda-
je nastepujace sprawozdanie pre-
razajacem wymordowaniu wojsk
hiszpahskich ma jednej wysp flip
skich Mindanano: Koiumna wojska
hiszpahskiego, zfozona bataljonu
artylerji, bataljonu regularnej pie
choty i dw6ch kompanij piechoty
marynarskiej, otoczona zosta}a przez
pieciotysieczny tSum krajowcow u
kryty W leslie ma zasadzce. Liczba "a
bitych wynosi przesz}o tysiac.-
Krajowcy opatrzeni byli W wyborna
broh, jaka i'm przedali Money i An
glicy.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-08

ryki samiutehka odbyla, przybyfa W
tych dniach do scranton, Pa., zkad
wyruszyaa do shickshiny, W tymze
stanie. Ma}a ME umia}a AMI s}owa po
angielsku mia}a ma piersiach "a
wieszona tabliczke, ma kt6rej TAXI
by} umieszczony napis: "Pokazcie
temu dzie wczeciu droge do Shick-
shiny W Pennsylvania"
KS. Henryk Cichocki zostaf mia
nowany proboszczcm W Manitowoo
wed2ug aaskawego rozporzsdzenia
Prev. Arcybiskupa Katzera Mill
waukee. KS. Cicbocki ma teraz dwie
parafje: Manitowoc, gdzie mieszkac
bedzie Two Rivers jako tymczaso.
wa file, az sic tam inny ksiadz
znajdzie. Cieszymy sic bardzo, uzy-
skawszy tax zacnego kap}ana, spo-
dziewajac sic, re porzadek i zgoda
nareszcie mas zakwitnie.
Detektyw Green Indianapolis
otrzyma} rozkaz sledzenia Wilama
Lee aresztowania gov chwili, gdy
ma poczcie odbierze list, ktory mia}
s}uzyc jake wazny dow6d jego why.
Green po d}ugim czasie przydybai
Lee'ego W chwili, gdy w}asnie list
odebra} otwcrzy&, ably 60 przeczy-
tao. Gdy 60 wszakze zaaresztowa},
Lee ma poczekauiu wzia} list W usta
i po}kna} go ku zdumienlu policjan-
ia, kt6remu wiecej ma liscie zaleza-
10, nlz ma osobie aresztowanego.
Move prawo W Nebrasce ME po-
zwala robotnik6w zatrudniac dfuzeJ
jak 8 godzin. w fabrykach wyrob6w
zelaznych W Omaha, tego powodu
kompanja zazsda&a cd robotnikow,
aby podpisali dobrowolny kontrakt i
sami sic tym sposobem zmusili ma
prace IL i l6 godzinna. Rzeczywi-
scie robotnicy ma takie aotrowstwo
ME przystall wypad} grozny strajk.
Kompanja sprowadzi}a DUO poll
cjant6w, ale ci sic okazali bezsilny-
mi wobec przemocy rSbotnlkow,
ktorzy sic sk}adaja polakow cze-
chow.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-08
NOWy spisek ma cara.

w Petersburgu odkryto nowy spl'
SEX, majacy ma celu zg}adzic cara
Emusic carewicza do dania na1odo-
wi konstytucji. Aresztowano % of
cer6w rs os6b cywilnych. Areszto-
wani stawili zbrojny opor, trwajacy
dwie godziny. Musiano zarekwiro-
wac wojsko. Tymczasem zgine}o W
walce 7 nihilistow 7 zdo{a}o uciec.
z powodu tego wypadku car ukry1
sic znowu W swoim pa}acu i ME po.
kazuje sic nawet ofcerom francu.
skim. ....... ......., .....
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-08
Polska Agentura.

Kto chce swoa stara oczyzne odwedzd, abo woich kr
przyaci6 Europy do Ameryki sprowadzi6 powinen
agenta
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-08
Nc Glynn zwyciezyf fanatyzm!

Znany przyjaciel robotnik6w
s}awny kaznodzieja nowojorski, ks
Nc Glynn, ktory "a swoje s}ynne
kazania opor w}adzy duchownej
zostal ekskomunikowany, przez sta.
rania, robione W Rzymle przez kilku
biskupow amerykahskich i w}oskich
zosta} nazad przywrocony do godno'
Sci kap4ahskiei.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-08
Wfosi zamordowali siedm Os6b.

w powiecie Wayne, w. Va, W
piatek wieczorem kilku w1ochow ma.
pad1o ma dom farmera Broomfeld
Spodziewali sic u niego wiele pie.
niedzy, wiec zamordowali go, jegc
zone i piecioro dzieci. Po dokonanem
morderstwie i przeszukaniu domu
podpalili w}osi budynek, ktory tel
splonaf do szczftu.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-08
BitWa WagOnie kOlei.

w poniedzialek, niedaleko Rock
wood, Pa, powstala W jednym wa
gon6w pociagu spacerowego,, pod.
czas kt6rej policjant Kelly Lucas
Myvens, Latroble, zostali zrzucen:
pod idacy pociag zabici ma miejscu
a kilka os6b jest ciezko poranio.
nych.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-08
Soiusz francusko.rOsyiski.

PETERSBURG, 5 Sierp.-Admira}
Gervais otrzyma1 cd cara wielki
krzyz orderu sw. Amy. 80 innych
ofcerow francuskich otrzymaso tax
IL Orderly nizszej klasy.-Gervais
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-08

przywioz} soba projekt sojuszu ro-
sy]sko-francuskiego, mad ktorym
wczoraj debatowali ministrowie Pc
tersburscy. Pc zgodzeniu sic WA
jemnem ma warunki przymierza, 20
stanie akt odpowiedni przed&ozony
carowi do podpisu.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-08
GIN ME- LEG G E."
Nova banda rozb6jnicza We Wloszech.-
ROzboje prowadzone welding syste-
mu kupieckiegO.

w miescie w{oskiem Andria od-
kryto nova bande rozbojniczo-z}o-
dziejska, kt6rej eel, tudziez organi-
zacja W zupe}nosci iprzypominaja ME-
dawno wykryta skazana bande
"Mala Vita" ''Infame Legge" (Pca-
wo nieuczciwe) rekrutowaia wszyst-
kich mezczyzn i kobiety, byleby
tylko cdznaczali sic inteligencja,
zrecznoscia, oraz zupe}nym zanikiem
poczucia moralnego. Cz}onko~ie
dzielili sic ma cztery klasy, stosownie
do oddanych stowarzyszeniu us}ug;
pr6cz tego istnia}a jeszcze szko8a,
kt6ra kazdy niemal kandydat ma
cz}onka precise musia}. w zacnym
tym zak}adzie g}ownemi przedmio-
tami by}y: szermierka, gimnastyka
toksykclogia, czyll nauka truci-
znach, sztuka w}adania sztyletem,
garrota i t. p. Przyjecie nowego
czionka odbywa}o sic W podzie-
mach, wsrod mn6stwa dziwacznych
ceremonji, do ktorych rowniez male,
za}o zadanie kandydatowi przez prze-
wodniczacego g}ebokiej rany W pier
81. Wreszcie policja wpadla ma trop
zwiazku. Noca przyby} do Andrj;
battalion karabiner6w;otoc domy
winowajc6w uwieziono ich. Geese
ich atol, widocznie przestrzezopa.
uciek}a. Pozostawione ksiazki-hul-
taje prowadzili swoje }otrostwa pc
kupiecku-zdradzi}y, ze i W wielu
innych miejscowosciach Italji istnie'
ja fiilie ''Infame Legge."
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-08-08
KAZ. CZARNECKIEG

Pan K. Czarneck; jest, jak wiadom
d}ugoletnim obywatelem amerykahskim
Toledo, O., re swojej sumiennosci. U nies
ma prsepyszne, nowe, zelazne, pocztowe
Ameryki tylko 6 dni, ma kt6rych przeje
row. Jestto linia