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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05
abilities. having on every subject he treats
that knowledge which Lord Bacon says
makes fuI, man.
Mr. van Allcn's Reslpnatlon.

Mr.. Van Aliens letters 20 the President
show that he is man OF far greater deli
cacy OF feeling and intelligence than all
the public gave him credit for.
In view OF the merclless attacks that
have been made upon him, and through
him upon the President, he positively de-
clines 10 accept the Office Of Ambassador
to Italy. Had he been an ordinary man
he would have yioNied to the wishes at the
President and withdrawn h.s declination.
after receiving ronewed assurance OF the
Presidents confidence In him. But he gets
out o. the way entirely and leaves the OF
fee open for somebody else.
II must be confessed that disapproval
Of this appointment did not come from
Republicans only. Many Democrats be-
lieyed that Mr. Van Allen should not have
been given the place In question, and they
could find no explanation Of the Presi-
dents choice EXCEPT that Mr. Van Allen
had been heavy contributor to the Demo-
cratic campaign fund. They also believed
that he was an "anglicized American and
dude" These charges-which are rot
half true-were rung day after day In
many Northern papers. and Mr.. Van Altn
came 10 the conclusion that the proper
thing for him 10 do was TO decline tie
position. At the same time Mr.. Van Allen
declares that he cannot perceive that II
IS any less creditable or patriotic for ore
to aid with his means a cause IN "a'c1
he believes. than with his voice or pea
Mr. Van Allen belongs to an aristo cratic
family, and was man OF large means
before he married Miss Aston He Is well
educated. and has spent years of his Efe
abroad where he acquired experience a1d
knowledge which would have been OF
great value TO him as the representative OF
this government at Rome.
II must be conceded that Mr.. Van Allen
has acted handsomely in this mat.er. ard
now we doubt not there will no little re-
gret that he is not to be our Ambas iau' r
10 Italy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05
PEOPLE ErONOMIzING.
II Is Proper and Rlght-A Valuable Sua'
pes.ion on The Subject Tor All
Householders.

.srhere Is hardly man or woman IN
America who does not feel that the uS,
probation and declining valuation OF ~,
| kinds OF property has necessi'a,eo an ~
1 will continue TO cause economy h"' S'
/ to come. = loading
American banker In CONVERSIONS WI"
/ the writer ,,, 90
This economy must extend not only 70 =,
/ Iuxurles. but TO many other .thinss'
/ includes the necessities or IRE anu w. -
| requirements of health. When men VI
women are weak and depressed, OF nay
/ the hrst symptoms OF cold, OF 81
/ ness, let II be pneumonia or any o snSS
/ disease. they can and should save a piU s,,,
sbIe large future expense by counteractlns
| instantly the nrst symptoms OF SUI
! troubles. II people feel n chill they snouiu
I AZ once take some sttmulant TO overcome
] A. In this way they Will not only SAY,
! expense but possibly long Illness when
! might ensue did they not take instant
measures 10 prevent. Nothing can ~
/ quickly, so certainly accomplish Wis o.
| he gTeat medicinal whiskey known as
1 Dnffv's pure Malt Its action Is quick
! and complete; Il counteracts the nrst ap,
nroach Of any description OF coil
! end keeps disease at bay. The pest
| classes Of the community ltse II con
! stantly for this purpose. ana physician
/ recommend Il continually. IL Is put UP ~, ~
| large-size bottles, and In adoItlon 10 ~
superior quality furnishes greaIer Nua,,
! tity than any other medicinh suIIu,
/ liant in the market II is true, cefthh
dealers often seek to sell ordinary WIS,
| KEYS. claiming they are just as goou, Dl'
| those who are well Yersed are never us
! ceived. and insist upon having rne oiuy
/ pure medicinal preparation Oh the KIN
| known to the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05

The President does not recommend an
Individual income-tax, but "a tax upon in
come derived from certain corporate in
vestments"
Like most other taxes, this tax will
not be popular with those who have to
pay it, but the President points out that
il is intended only TO tide over the gov
ernments present difficulties. and VIC
should suppose that 1t would be submitted
to with tolerable grace. No better expe-
dent to raise the money needed occurs
To the President. and now unless some
other and better subject OF taxation can
be found. Congress will be pretty sure to
adopt the Presidents advice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05
Arrnpccments for the Inauguration.

The final arrangements for the lnausu-
ration Of Governor-elect Charles I. Ofer-
rail- will be perfected tonight by the
general committee to whom the matter
has been entrusted. This body Is com
posed Of Mayor Ellyson chairman Zap
tain Cunningham Hall tsecretary
General Anderson, Colonel Jones, Colonel
Halves. Major Smons, Major Boykln
Captain Cutchins. Mr.. c. Il. Wingo, the
commanders OF the veteran organizations
and the president Of the political clubs
The committee will meet at the Armory
The demonstration, which Will consist
OF a military and civic parade, will be OF
the most imposing order. All the loca
soldiery will take part In the procession
and several companies from other por'
lions of the State will be here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05
Iil,- Circnif Court.

In the city Circuit Court yesterday
Judgment was given by consent In the
case Of George c. Smith against {. Il.
Johnson for 1851.
The following suits were Instituted:
L. c. Brstow, trustee, against MIS-.
Susan Driscoll for 500.
Elizabeth Bucker against r. & 7. VIII
liams for 500.
The suit Of J. T.. Pearce & Co. against
Preston Belyin has been settled and dis
missed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH
ny THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

The DAILY DISPATCH IL delivered to
s,n.criscrs at FIFTEEN CENTS per
week. payable 20 the carrier weekly
Mailed MT 80 per annum: - for ak
months: $50 for three months: 5oc. for
one month.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH at 81 per
Snnum.
The SUNDAY DISPATCH at $50 per
ennum. or 75c. for six months.
subscriptions in oil cases payable In al
xsnce and no paper continued after the
e.niration Of the time paid for. scnd
post.ofilce money-order, check. or regis
tered letter. Currency sent by mall VIII
be At the risk OF the sender subscribers
wishing their post-oiiice changed must
give their old az well as their ne" post
Office. Sample copies free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05

The President delivered one Of his
ponderous sentences on the right OF
asylum" In our legations, when he said
that under no circumstances can the
representatives Of the government be
permitted. under the nl-dehned fiction OF
xtra-terrltorlality, 10 intercept the adj
ministration of Justice" eto-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05
The Yuletide Fair.

The Yuletlde fair and festival for the
benefit of a summer home for working.
girls will open in the McCaw House. Sixth
and Grace streets, to-day, and will con
tinue for four days. Luncheon will be
served daily from Il to z. NJ. by the
ladies In charge and every night there
will be a pleasing programme of vocl
and instrumental music, and other at
fractions,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05

trustees 10 Samuel II. Cornick, trustee,
En- feet ON south side Of Ashland street
near Randolph. $500: J. r. l.. Masurier
and wife 10 John T. Powers, 70 feet on
Broad street. northwest corner OF
Thirty-thlrd sf92; Emma J. and Clarence
peyton 10 william L. Carneal, 81 feet on
First street. northwest corner OF Hill.
g. 200: silas II. shackelford and wife to
Masonic and Loan Association, 20 feet on
south side OF Clay street between Firth
and Sixth. s.; Henrietta Snider to John
Diggs, Siis feet on south side or Cathe-
rine street between Smith and Henry,
81. 100: Emma w. Wallace's trustee TO
James ]. Sutherland, IS 1-6 feet on south
side OF Franklin street between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth. 20 perfect title.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05

Economy in public expenditure Is a
duty" says the President And so say we
all. IL is a good rule for the United
Ststes, for Virginia. and for Richmond.
Tor governments as we'll as for indi-
viiuais there is comfort and safety both
in seeing ttst the outgo does not exceed
the income.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05
sunreme Court OF Appeals.

Robinson ct al. vs.. Commonwealth.
Writ OF errer refused 10 judgment rem
dered by the County Court Of Henrico at
the July term, 1893.
Shepherds administrator VS.. Chapman
and others. Further argued by j. q. VIII
liams. Esq, and General James G.. Field
for appelees, and w. w. Burgess and
George ID. Gray, Esqs., for appellants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05

Mr.. ]. Howell Kent announces his pur-
pose to discontinue the publication Of the
Gordonsville Gazette. He says that he
can and will pay every bill that he owes,
but does not relish the honors Of propri-
etorship which entails upon him an actual
loss OF so per month. lie adds that the
people of Gordonsville and vicinity have
given him much praise and little patron
age, and while admitting that their COM
plimcnts have given him great comfort,
regrets that they were not the currency
ueedful to pay printers and paper-dealers'
bills.
Mr.. Kent states that he will probably
connect himself with the Valley Nirginian
at Clifton Forge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05

Thousands OF neighborhoods nave their
well-known fraudulent pensioners" says
the President, and IL Is u fact. but people
generally prefer to see the government
cheated rather than tell on" their neigh
bors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05
this case time is money to millions. "

There are no surprises" in the Presi-
dents message. The views he presents
are those which he has long been known
TO entertain, but recent events have given
them freshness and new force. He stands
exactly where the public expected to find
him on every question discussed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05

after a hard struggle. tariff reform is
directly before us" observes the Presi-
dent. Just so. and the sooner we discuss.
perfect and pass the bill the better 1t
will be for the country.
There should be no dilly-dallying about
this thing, Congress ought to sit eight
or ten hours day until the bill is dis
posed Of.
In this case "time is money TO millions"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05
IT'S GETTING WINTERISH

and cold snaps have their innings now.
We're having an inning, too, with our
sale OF 0vercoats. You need an Over
coat to cope with a cold snap, but you
need very little money to buy Overcoats
at our figures. Low prices make quick
sales and quick sales make low prices.
Our prices are low for both reasons, and
that's the reason so many buyers fancy
our stock. You save enough on every
purchase to buy something else. This
little list Of something else's makes big
total of extra enjoyments Don't miss
these extras by trading elsewhere. We
have Overcoats for the people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05

We have always held that the New
York Sun advocated free trade merely
10 embarrass Mr. Observation-Disclosures
Dispatch.
The sun has never advocated free trade
with foreign countries at any time, on
any account. or for any purpose. You
are saying that which is not so.
II makes no difference TO the Sun, but
It might be to the advantage Of our con-
temporary to state fact as IT IS, and not
to allege it's own wild fancies instead
New York sun.
The sun bubbles. 1t has devoted many
columns to the task of proving that the
Chicago platform pledges Mr. Cleveland
10 free trade This is, Il is true, not ex-
actly what we said IN the paragraph
above, but no reader of the Sun Will
construe our language to be an intention
ally erroneous statement Of the facts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05

We do not ask for protection for
our coal-miners. but II they are found
worthy OF the discriminating care" OF
which the President speaks. we trust
that II viii be promptly extended to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05

Wanted Situations (25 words or iess's
Heading notices in reading-matter type
FIVE line OF less. 81. in nonpareh leaueu'
card OF rates for more space furnished
on spplicatlOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05
EXECUTIVE MANSION.


Tho Hon. ]. j. Van Allen:
NV Dear Sir,-The Secretary OF state
has submitted to me your letter OF the
Doth instant, in which you tender your
resignation as Ambassador to Italy.
| hasten to express my earnest wish that
Won will reconsider this conclusion. Inc
sentiments contained in your letter do
Credit TO your conscience and American
ism but you must allow me 10 dissent
from their application in this case.
did not select you for nomination 10
tho Italian mission without satisfying my
self of your entire fitness for the place.
I am now better convinced OF your fitness
than ever. You know. and l know, that
All the malignant criticism that has been
tndulged In regarding this appointment
has no justification, end that the decent
people who have doubted Its propriety
have been misled or have missed the &C
tual considerations upon which 1t rests.
We should not yield to the noise ana
clamor which have arisen from those
conditions. -.
NV personal preference should enter
very slightly into your final determination
hut. so far as l have such preference, IL
Is emphatically that you accept the hon
orable Office conferred upon you and VIM
dictate by the discharge OF Its duties the
wisdom and propriety OF your selection.
Awaiting your reply. i am, yours SIN
cereiy. GRoNEh GLEN ELAND'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05

The Brunswick Gazette presents the
claims OF sydney p. r'pes, Esq, Of Black
stone. Cor the position Of Second Auditor
OF Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05
LEVY & DAVIS
PROPOSALS.
OFyIcx oR rnB
COMMISSIONERS 0f the Df-fkiCr of

OFyIcg oR the .,.,.
ConaIsslOxFRs OP rHg DI-fRICr OF Npilh
WASHINGTON, Decemoei <
GALE OF A STANDPiPt:-.NN
- sfANnPIPE. a. hereinafter desc te' a..
loasing 70 his municipality, has oesh I'd F.
donod, after fifteen year U.s.. pess 800 is
change 10 the wster-snppiy sysien p' 80 3D.
was connected. and viii DO sos - /. - - nu-.
tns most favorable bidder. ProP.As W Va " .
chase IL will be received asul eS.S -. 10
IN DAY OF JANUARY, 1874, az tbs V.a
q es,en siai thai the bidders stats shsn "a
remove the pipe The siaadp,pe = >. M slst
and 30 feet 10 diameter. ueons - srs
rsnss Of sroaght-iron plates e,shs =, s,,.sat,l
prsciicaily Tee, between ri.e,s N av .netns
sssma tho thickness u me plate: eo.H 4. tnca
1900 10 feet. q incn; tAird 10 fees, 80
an 10 lees. \ inch, sas las 81 a , Isss he
4pgvsssss ali bsda or parts q bids u asfss'
'''''''s w F5sssxsfEE
So <x,....ss~soners pie(xtce e coieobes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05

All letters and kilograms must be "a
.rcssed ,o THE DISPATCH COMPANf'
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05
RICHMOND'S
GREATEST STOCK

Professor STEMS orchestra music
will be hidden in the background
of our great preparation, with its
sweet strains stealing upon many a
nein establishment as how all these
many thousands were brought to
this view.
The preparation that brings this
happy occasion to a blossom is the
result of many months concern
and great buying from almost
every land covering the civilized
globe.
The children are asked to come
with you and enjoy the feast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05

Our facilities for executing all kinds
Of Jcb prfntins are unsuf ,assed. Hend us
your orders and you viii be pleased NTH
oux Wark end priesA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05

UPTOWN OFFICE. 4ss EAST BROAD
MAXcHEsTER OFFICE. 1903 HULL
STREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05

Richmond: Douglss Baird 10 c. II.
Raid. 5lh feet on west side OF Second
9srset peAr Canal r,75ei julien Hinf0rSs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05
NEWPORT,

To the President:
Sir.-I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt Of your letter OF the I'D In
slant In reply, allow me to thank you
most sincerely and heartily for the very
kind and fiattering sentiments You ex-
press. For the reasons i have already
stated In my letter TO the Secretary OF
state. and which were reached only after
long and serious consideration OF the sub
feet. 1 feel that cannot accept the high
off,ce TO which / have been appointed.
My only regret in this decision, which |
must beg you 10 consider as final, is that
A. Is contrary 10 the personal preference
which you so kindly express. But can-
not think IL would be advisable for me
10 invite further Misrepresentation by
taking advantage OF your generosity.
Again thanking you for your most gra-
cious words. and with an earnest hope
for the continuance OF the successes which
have already marked your second admin
respect, your obedient servant.
J. j, VAN ALIEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05

In passing along the many aisle
ways please always keep to the
right so as not to stop the progress
Of moving along.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05
Our CLOAK DGPA3IN.,

What beauty, what style ant ''
variety, and how reasonable '-'-
the remarks we continually he"f -.e'
our CAPES and CLOAkS.
We have some special Jobs
CAPE JACKETS at g. worth s.
CAPE JACKETS at IS worth g.
CAPE JACKETS at so worth s
All these lots should command YOU
attention. Twill repay you.
PLUSH CAPES.
Competition is truly the liio Of ul ~,
We thought we were selling go'' 90
CAPE early in the season. bat 'ho .n'
we are now selling at that - rea'l -
good as many sell at $50. Many o'-''
good values.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-27

Der ,Sailp @brouitle"
perofientli6te iiineit cine lGnge 2:ite
Der 4eniionen, 8ebdlter. oes Solo3
uno Der S0bnun9en, Die eiuige 9Oroa
erGalten. uno uannte lie bic i6narse
Silte. @iele BON Oieien 9orbs, Die ibr
8eihGft uerIteben, baben perlan9t, Oab
ibr j6brIi6es Giutommen tnpitaliIiri
uno persinst meroe, uno ou ibrem
@unlde bereitrpiligit 6n!oc gelelitei
wuroe, baben lie jest auf einmaI
biibi6e Summer ausbesab!t bstom-
men. Ser GroB= =6altcnier J. o., Der
Ser3os bon Sant' 9ilbans, bat aniiatt
986 Sib. Sterl. jdbrli6 iebt aui ein-
NAL 1885 pfo. Sterling sinse:eit.
2oro 9BolieleD, Der ben SolO eirea
commanoireuoen Generals Der Strelt-
trdfie in Srlano bsSiebt. erbielt gleid.
iaas aui einmal $4,000 pib. Sterl.
Ser rarme" Sersoa Don 9lorfOlt, oas
Saupt Der en9liidtn Satbo.iten, er.
belt un9eiabr 1000 pfO. Sterl. an.
itett Der 90. Die er idbrtid. man wejB
ni9t rsGt poiiir. beSiebt II. !. 10. aud
unter Den Gebdltern, bic fir pirti6e
Seiltuneen geSablt weroen, iinb manAe
iebr beoeateno. Ser SerSoa bon @am=
bridge wirb als 6elomari6aQ nit 5000
2itrl. beSablt, auBer ben 1900, Die
er als gRitslieb bes tOni9li6en Sauics
erbalt. Ter Sersog bon @onnausbt,
Der Sobn Der SOni9in, beTen @rntn.
nuns gum @bef oes 2a9ers in Aloers.
bot oieisr Sage 10 eroBes 9luiieben er.
reate, erbalt als 8eneral ungeid6r
5000 9ltrl. aus Der tal. @ioillilts. Ser
9ieeiOnia BON Srlano bat %. 200
-2itrl. jdbrlib; 2orb SuHeriu, Der 9s.
ianote in paris, 5000; bic Wliniiter
bon 2000 bis 5000; Die &i6isr BON
1000 bis 5000; Der Geianbte in 9tom
1850; Die bOberen Sfi5iere 1909 uno
1000; bic glomirdle BON $50 Bis 5000.
Damn tommen nod Die beri1ieDenen
genlionen BON 2700 bis 5000 fir bic
Si6ter; Don 1000 bis 5000 iiir Die
8enerdis uno Sulebt Die 9obnSabluneen
fir gsleliete politii6e 9ienlte, bic nit
1900, 100 ooer 1000 Sitrl. be;abh
fperoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-27
9 9 IN IA.

BANTER 6. S9ldpTer ir. in Grid
TT i'm See ertrunteH. = pfarrsr eSus
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-26

wersytecie warszawskim przysfsno I
bibliOteki gimnazyalnej kaliskiej sporo
oennych dziel polskich: resste sprzeda-
no M ~licytacyi. Sprzedsny lub pre-
slanY do Warszawy dziai pomienionego
ksiegoabioru skladsi sic przewaanis Z
antykwary6w, opr6cz r6anyon podrecz
nik6w byly dziela st. hr. Potockiego,
ks. st. Disadvantage, Jerzego Osso-
lihskiego I. p.
u wilma donosvs 10 ma mocy
ukazu rzadowego. r~ozeshnego przez
kolegium rzymsko-katolickie, 10 listo-
pada 1885 Z. ME wolno nowowyiwieoo-
nym kapaauom odprawia6 uroosyScie
nprynioyi" bez pOzwolenia gubernato-
"a.
- Ks. Piotr Endryk, proboszcz "
Hanurzyskach, pow. trockim ochrzcil
dziecko, kt6rego jedno Z rodzic6w IA
pisane jest do ~prawosiawia, chociaA
ksiedzu przedstawiono dowody, 10 obo-
je 50 katolikami. Jen. Kochanow ska
zai "a to Ks. Eudryka do klasztoru ! re-
zolucya taxa Eanotowai M przedstawio-
uym raPOrcis. Wyrok zostal Potsm
zredagowsny, lecz j~enerai Kochsn6w
podpisac jug ME m6gi, DO zostai usu.
niety re swel posady Tod ID stycznia
Z. b. JeD. orzewskij, gdy mn Z kolei
Papisr zalegiy przedstawiono, Przejrza
wszy caaa sprawe, powiedziai:
nMurawiew, pc przybyciu do wilma,
wieszal tych, 90 byG skazani na Sybe.
rya; j. wiec skazanego do klasztoru
Posle do Wiatki", = / tax tea uczynl,
-otrzymswszy aprobste ministra.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-26
A~ustraiijska playa.

Brisbane donosza do pStandarda"i 1.
oItatnie s~prawoEdania ursedowe wyka.
zaly, 70 Iomimo wszelkich Erodk6w,
utywanych " celu tspienia kr6lik6w,
liczba ich ME zmiejszyla sic, ale przeci.
wnie wzrosia " oisgu kilku lat ostatnich
/ wraz mnogoscit biaiyoh mr6wek,
oposs6v i szczur6w stanowi PLACE Au-
stralii. o doniosiosoi jej mote dad
pojecie 70, Ii jeden skwatter " ciagu
miesiaoa zabil "a. 900 kr6lik6w. Coro
cznie gina ich miliony, Utworzylo sic
nawet towarzystwo mytliwskie I wyis-
cznym cslem tepienia kr6lik6w, ale
wszystko to ME pomaga. Pr6bowano
zatruwae pewne zr6dla 1 strumienie,
siu1ace inn IA wodopoje; padsly tysia
cami, lecz mnozy sic ich ooraz wiecej j
czynis olbrEymie spustoszenia. w 10.
lonii Wiktorya przestrzeh l0-12 milo
now ARROW pokryta Jest krEewsmi
gumowemi, zwsnemi ,.mallee", " kt6-
rych przebywaja milIardy kr6lik6w.
Ably je zgisdsic odrazu, przekopano
Daokoio calej przestrzeni row bardzo
gieboki ! nastepnie ~podiotono ogieh ped
krzewy. Wszystkie kr6Eki wyginely,
lecz zjawily sic niebawem MOVIE lego
ny. 1 tax bedzie ustawicznie, dop0ki
ME zostsnie w~ynaleziony srodek rady.
kalny. Probowano mstody P~asteura,
szczepiao krolikom rozmaite jady zara-
Sliwe, lecz i TO ME skutkowafo dosts n.