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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03
~ NEBRASKA.


Omaha. Neb.. Jan. Tuesday at Lin
coin, viii open one of the prettlest
ulree-cornered fights ever seen in leg
islntiye session, No one of the three par
ties has sufficient strength to organize
either house of the twcnty-ihird Ne
braska general assembly without as
sistance from one of the other two. and
so far no plan of fusion or combination
has been presented that meets the ape
prevail of the parties interested. It
seems quite probable however that the
Democrats and Independents may get
together, In addition 10 the election Of
United States senator 10 succeed Sena-
tor Paddock, the legislature will be called
upon 20 deal with important railroad
legislation aud other matters Of vital
interest to the state, aud from this rca-
son comes The desire for control Of the
organization Of the house, as the party
holding the organization can control leg
islalon. II h suggested the nnti-mO-
nopoly members OF the legislature, ire
spectiye Of party organize the body and
LET the senatorial fight take care of it.
self
One Of the peculiar features is the sit
uotiOn in KNOX county, BY a decision
of the supreme court. rendered Saturday.
a Republican will be sent 10 the house
from that county instead OF an indie
pendent To accomplish this it Is me-
cessary TO serve the court writ on the
county clerk of Knox county When the
bailin reached Nlobra, the county seat
on Saturday evening, be f0Cnd tho
county clerk, an independent, had been
warned of his coming and had decamped.
The balm Is now busy chasing the flu
gitiYe clerk from place 10 place IN or
der 10 obtain service on him. but il is
too late comply with the courts order
aud have the Republican member rrcs-
ent at the opening session.
At the session of the I'wenty-third
Nebraska general assembly which con-
Yenes tomorrow nc Lincoln, the chief
business will be the adoption OF railroad
legislation. This has long boon vital
issue IN Nebraska campaigns and has
been the subject o. much bitter di8cus-
sion through the press and on the stump.
-Four years ago the maximnm rate bin
wps Defeated IN committee. Two years
ago while the Independents had an over
whelming nniority IN The house AMI a
working majority in the senate they
passed bill so sweeping IN its provisions
that Governor Boyd, although an adyo-
cate OF railroad regulation was constrain-
cd 10 vote II. n WIS passed by the
seulte. Here was enacted one Of the
boldest pieces of lobbying ever known.
The opponents OF the bill knowing IL
would pass unless something unusual Oc-
cnued, Kidnapped Seuntor Taylor of
Louis county put him on an engine and
hurried him out Of the state into Iowa.
ihcn under a call Of the
house the senate was IN a
deadlock session for two days, ana
finally the bin fuiled % mss This mems
urr win probably Be introduced again
hut TIE fact tbnt the Independents are
not So strong numerically and are more
conservative iu their demands indlentes
that .whntever railroad legislation Is
passed win not be of a drastic nature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03
IN TENNEeeEr-

Nashville Tenn, jan Tile Ieg;ela-
ture Assembled today but beyond ne or
ganzotion Of the house no business was
transacted, ia that body Ralph Davis
of Sherry county was chosen speaiqr
The inauguration Of Governor 'rnrney
wili take plneee Monday a lively contest
TO succeed Mr. Bate IS expected. Srna-
tor Bate Is making strong effort 10 re-
tain bis seat and nj present chances are
slightly in his favor His principal OBS
ponent - Roht H. Taylor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03
Much English, But Knows Who
Held the Pistol
AND WHO WAS THE UNARMED
Victim in the case-A Mexican Boys Tesli-
mony in the Randall Case.
Michigan Steps 10 The Front with Another
One q Those srulal Murders Tor Which
She Is Notorious The Crime
Calendar Tor "a Hours.

Dallas Jan, ? Especially pre-
liminary trial Of Major l. G. Randall,
charged with the killing Of T.. $. RAM
dall, was resumed by Justice SHELTON
this morning. The court room was pack
ed and great interest was manifested ia
the proceedings
Bin Hail. colored, was the drst wit
ness. Hall was in the saloon when Il.
$. c. Randall came IN. lie said 'Iieno,
Major, just the man ! want to see, I've
been looking for you Then the two
men waltzed about the saloon and sang
ia-rn-boon.do-ay," md afterwards
took drink together. Randall was
standing with his back against The bar,
with his elbows elevated and resting on
the bar One foot was resting on
the railing Of the bar The men were
talking business matters and the words
liar or ' were used Witness
was not positive which. Randnlrs right
arm slipped OF the counter and Major
Randall drew his pistol aud fired four
shots into the body Of d. $. Kendall.
Witness swore deceased never displayed
any weapons aud had none IN his hands.
Pcpu Esponesa, Mexican boy, was
the next witness. Popa could not under.
stand word Of English and Frank
Pierce, the stenographcr, was pressed
into service as Interpreter. Popa was at
the bar drinking glass Of beer when
the shooting began He heard no loud
c,rsing or threats. lie just saw Major
Randall pull his gun aud shoot %. s.
Randall four times. lie was asked II
-. s. Kendall had weapon IN his
hands. NO" he answered, mot even a
needle Pepa remained In the saloon
until he was given his change Randall
was lying upon the foor gnsping out his
life when the boy returned TO his tamnle
stand ON an adjacent corno-.
Joe Bill, formerly proprietor Of the 81.
George. was the next witness sworn
Mr. Hin stated that month or mora
rgo he called on Major Randall and
wmEed 20 rent from him the building
known as "Randall's Cafe" namo
given Il by deceased when he r.ntod
from the man who killed him. Major
Randall asked Hill II Randall had any
thing TO do with him diinl In a business
way. saying: "He Is id thief, a
liar and dead beat. lie owes me for
cigars aud / intend % ell him he ~ u
id thict and liar when ! get . chance.
Dm Engon and Rollins We're also
swcin There was nothing sensational
Ia their testimony, which de4 exclusive
~ with the wounds received By Ran
dali and which caused his death 10 is
believed the prosecution viii not intro
ducc any more testimony That given
boy Pepa, the Mexican boy today. was n
clucher. Justice SEclton win resume the
tIiAl tomorroW morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03
DESPERATE BANDIT CAUGtIT.

New Orleans, Ia. Jan. "a Times.
Democrat City OF Mexico special saye:
After many years Of ouilawery RAJ
mos NOurare. one Of the most desperate
bandits 10 Mexico, has been eaptlred
aud vii be shot. lie formerly led a
band Of briehnds IN the state Of Oaxlca,
hut few years ago came 20 this vnlloy
and gathered together q number ~ dos
pernte men. They have committed many
ropheres and murders, fhrr last exploit
being an attack on The hacienda 10 liaf.
f0el. After successful raids the hand
was scattered By the authorities, two o.
thom being captured. AOnraro was finally
hunted down and by means of a trap
laid for bin, his capture wna accomplish
cd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03
WACO,s ppsTRVATTON

Waco, Tex Jan. 2-lspecial) The
selling Of liquor IN the reservation" as
The section Of the city set apart for pros
titutcs n called. has been prohibited by
an ordinance which went into effeet yes
terday. The saloons in the district how
ever, are open today and the mayor pro-
poses after consulting with the oity Of
torney TO use al means to punish the
offenders. The city attorney was oc-
cupipd ia court all day and no conference
win be held until tomorrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03

der s. a. king. alias Honorable y n
Mingatc whose sensational attempts
10 escape from the county jail have been
numerous since his conviction was made
by an attempt this afternoon at suicide hy
attempt this afternoon Mt sicido by
hanging BY means of the chain around
his neck. which was fastened to M ifcn
post. The attempt Ouly resulted Ia max
ing him very sick and he " now roceiy-
ing medical attention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03
NrW OnLEANs RACEa-

New Orleans, La. Jan First raco--
-Four furl0ngs. Little Addle won, Joe
Lee second. John Harper third. Time,
1.l0 "a
Second race Five and one-half fur
longs Angeree won, Ansel, Ir second,
Bnrker Harrison third. Time Ji ~
Third race One mile. Dixie V. won,
Bonfire second, Henry Owsley third.
Time, Do
Fourth race-Seyen furlougs. PChin
won, Bpeswing second, Alphonse third.
Time 1,37 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03
SENATOR KENNA DYING

Washington, Jan Q senator Kcnna
Of West Nifgnia, who has been scrous-
~ III for several weeks from q compli-
cation Of diseases. but who was recently
considered ont Of danger, hnd a relapse
yesterday and bis filmly believed no
would uoi survive the night This MORN
ing he was SLIGHTLY better. but not slf-
hclonuy TO ullny fears, and the graycst
npprehcuslons are fclt senator Kcnna's
disease y that Of The heart. from which
he has been suffering upwards Of two
years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03
nLAINn N0r Id mnII.

Washington. Jan 2.-"Mr. Blaine y
not so wen as yesterday said Dt. John
stuu ihs p,fnine
"Hlninc,' Or. johnson said. 'hns not,
however. suffered relapse, such az that
which occurred fifteen DAYS ago Mr..
bl0iue Is simply not so we'll us hr was
Sunday Mr. Blaine has good and bad
days like most other invalids There o.
nothing In bis present condition TO excite
alarm"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03
MINNESOTA

s.. Paul, Mimi, dNn. 2.-The Repub-
lican members Of the house met tonight
a. johnson chief clerl, for tie session Of
the legislature which begins TOMORROW
As there are III Repuhlicang Ia
the III members Of thar body nomina-
ton IL equivalent 70 an election one u
tie matters Of chief interest at the Sos.
sion IS the election Of q United States
senator ana there ~ 90 question but q.
Il. Davis viii succeed himself.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03

Washington jan The president
has committed 60 six months mprison-
meut IN the inil no Guthdp, O. A.. the SEM
ienOo of one years imprisonment in the
Minnesota state penitentinry imposed
m ihe cnscs Of Frank III. Noolrulf.
~ Steward and ics T.. Wall, onth OK
whom wns convit sd OF perjury IA the
"sOoncr" land rnRne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03
a TAIR ONWS LEAp.

Galveston, Tex, jan 2, Especially
This cyonlng nc Woolnmis lake, Miss
Leclair nereonaut Of Detroit, made a
from a balloon when IL had reached an
altitude Of 1000 feet. She alghied IN
safety at the intersection Of avenue N
and Thirty first etreet, The ascension
and leap were made 10 settle wager Of
gT0O
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03
A CHARGE OF MIIRDER

Waco, Tex. Jan. > Especially Henry
Mason, the 15-year-old colored boy WHO
shot and killed Wilson Williams few
days ago, accidentally, e was claimed,
was released from custody after the
cOrOnor's inquest, but was re-arrested
this morning at the instance Of the
county attorney, charged with murder,
and win be prosecuted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03
LOOKING LIVELY


Washington, Jan. p There were vague
rumors Of war flowing around today,
which in measure stirred up the soil
dieung element These rumors dld not
have their birth at the war department
nor at the White house, but at Fort
Myer, the post at Arlington, where sol
ders Of an branches of the service arc
stationed. lust across the river The sole
diHrs nt this fort are nstir over the reports
that they were 100 hp sent 90 thp lIu
Grnnde. whore Uncle sam vs. Ia assume n
bold front In crushing the Gnrzn aud
Other revolutionary movements which
ARE organized across the line n Texas
IL was The first time since The Nhilinn
episode That the soldiers had boon aroused
from their routine Of duties TO consider
the probability of immediate action. 10
they commenced 10 FURNISH ~ ther
arms and muster courage in preparation
for sedous business.
Word came from sources that were
apparently reliable thut the commits
snIy Subsistence department Of the nrmy
was making preparations for feeding a
large number at troops. This was nn-
Othcr indication that the government
intended 90 take the proposed warlikc
step The officers nt Fort Myor were
as much worked up as The men. and an
were looking forward oxppcnntly 20
the marching away 70 service.
A visit WIS made 10 the subsistence
department Tor the purpose of confirming
tho rumors that large supplies OF food
and supplies for the soldiers Worc being
collected, No confirmation was obtained
90 Tie rumors as the officers IN charge
declare that no steps unusual were being
made there. This, however, would bo the
statement even II there were 10 be
campaign II wns not denied that orders
had been approved for fhe essomhlago 0f
food and equipments in large quantities
at points in the West aud Southwest.
An Odicor IN the mibhisience department
Nnidi IT amy supplies nre 10 be gather
cd for the troops on The Mexican border.
the work would not be done 20 Washing
ton, but IN ST. Louis Chicago. or IN some
point nearer the scene " action. Appli-
cations have been made FOR securing these
supplies, as IL was necessary 10 get tho
Enforcement OF the war department The
quantities have not been very unusunl.
however, and they are not such 10 war
rant any cOmmotion among the troops
at Northern aud Eastern ports"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03
Nor AWARE on nv

Washington. Jan. "A report was
published this morning that lhe ried-
dent had decided to appoint Private Ser-
retuy llalfori major in The pay corps
of the army provided the Vacancy shall
nwnrc of my such intention on fhr pant
of the president
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03
WHITE CAP NOTICES
Posted Up at Springfield, Ohio, Warning
Negroes 10 Leave.

Springfield, o., Jan. 2. There Is great
excitemeint at West Liberty today over
the discovery that "white cap notices
ordering a negro 10 leave town had been
posted In prominent places during the
night,
a mob attempted 90 lynch Grant Jack
son, a muntt0. who clOped with Bessie
Hinkley, q pretty white waitress nc tho
Grand hotel here, but ne escaped 20
the woods. A terrible outbreak n fear
ed. Jackson was tarred and fcaihered
last week 10y the citizens Of West Lib
erty. but he returned IA spite Of their
warnings with the above result
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03

government Is The report on the sheep
Industry Ul the United States pre-.
pared naler the direction II the
secretary of agriculture Nc treats
OF the history and conditions Of the
industry from the early settle
nicnt ~ the country down 20 the present
bids fair 10 rivnl IN popularity me work
on the discusses Ut horses published hy
the departments some time since IL is
for distribution hy tnu secretary and
through Che members OF congress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03

Dublin Jan. 2-lhe new lord mayor
Of Dublin was installed III Office today
with all the pOmp and ceremony that
ancenuy attended Che taking Of Office
by the cliys chief dignitaty. Iutereet
was added TO the ceremonies by tho pros
ence Of the lord mayor Of London, q
guest 81 Dublina lord mayor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03
AFRo.AafERlcANs crr.rnRArp

Chaglestcn. s. O.. Jan. 2.-~Tho Afro.Amerh
IN citizens ~ Charleston took posscsslort
me city tuday aud celebrated rf4nelpa-
~ day with becoming h0nors. Thousands
nnQy Hooked together There was Il civic
made, with the Grafton and reading "
emancipation proclamation iu the icnrii.
N the afternoon the First brigade ~
t ~ q. s., ihe hnfgf body ~ coi0red
W plN "a The lnitcl Stniea. ulsadoi tie
|e9ls ana made brave chow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03
sUsPECTED MuRpERERs.

Marlin, Tex, Jan O. Especial 1.-Two
negroes. Bill and George kellum, were
taken 10 Waco to-day % hr identified rs
the murderors of Postmaster Kaufman
is quite positive that they are the nur-
dererB.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03

AtehieOn. Kan. Jan. 2-Dr w. T..
Chalis, fatheFin.law Of the late John A.
Martin. failed this morning for $751;
900. a. y said most 81 his creditors
hnNn henn Hennred.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03

Nashville. Tcnn. jan. q Frank n. shaw.
sccrotury of the Twin city Jockey club vi
81 puul Mimi. today Leased FOR tVrm of
two years the West Side park and AN its
privileges. There win DC n spring meeting
at the West Side park.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03
1i0E TITVgNTU CUNgITe

Washington, Jan 9 An the work on
the eleventh census win be- completed
and the matter turned over to the Sec
retary Of Che interior BY the 8ist Of
December, '03 This win be required By
The appropriation bin now being framed
BY the house sub committee. Of which
Mr. Sayers of Texas n chairman The
clause providing that the work SHAH be
completed by the end Of the year meets
with the appreciation Of Superintendent
Porter who sass " can he done ia that
time Congress appropriated money Tor
Che tenth CENSUS at ag nlc date ns
1856 hnd the publications were not
49, distributed until after NE praseiil
census bureau was organized lho last
two volumes bing sent ont as late rs
1850. The tenth cenaus cost III round
numbers nhouf S5.OQO0O0 and the pres.
emit win c0si about SS,fOOW0. tho m
Grouse being largely due % the enlarged
scope of the ceusus " 10 date The
cost Of the ceneas has been ~, 100000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03
noLEn RNpLnsInN.

New Orleans. jan "a Times Democrat
Nicsshurg Miss, special says
luc two immonac boilers Of The Iloutcc
Ice company exploded this afternoon. In
stuutly killing Dan Wintcr. the negro nrc.
man, aud partly dcmoilahing the building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03
A nOUBLE MURnER.

Durand, Mich. Jan 2.-Ihls morning
Mrs Layton Leitoh. the wife OF far
mer living a mile and half from here
was found IN her yard with the back
of her neck shot away. A short time
later her husband was discovered In
the basement OF the barn with two
terrible gashes in his head, which hud
been inflicted with an axe The farmer
win die and there IS but slight hope for
recovery Of his wife, from whom the
facts of tho terrible tragedy were learn
Cd She states the tragedy occurred last
night About o O'Clock a young man
named Burns, who has been employed
around the farm several weeks past
called Loitch from the house and knock
ed him down with an axe and left him
for dead The scoundrl then called
Mrs. l4eitch and when she stepped from
the door into the farm yard h. shot
her, then knocked the unfortunate
woman down and rayished her Twenty
five dollars was taken from Leitch's pock-
ct by Burns, who then escaped.
: lie win be strung up by the Infatuated
citizens W captured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03

Indianapolis Ind Jan. 2.-rhc loqls.
lature which assemblies here Thufsiay
val iiare nothing Of general Importance
hefofc u Senator Iurpie will be re-
elected without opposition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03
THE CHOLERA

london. Jan "a TIMES correspondent
at Hamburg says that QUO case ~ clloi-
era wan reported in that city GA Saturday
aud another Oh sunday aud that th0e
deaths have occurred az Alaoaa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03

Cheyenne, Wyo.. Jan 2~-Iohn ID. Os.
horne. Who seized the executive Office
az the capitol q month ago, is now racog-
pized az governor Acting Governor
Barber rehnguiehel the otlice 10 his
Democretic successor this afternoon. Os-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03

ln China every village has is tbaoter.
fely isy has several.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-03

Washington, jan. = one Of the most
valued publications eyer publisheJ BY she
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-15

u rssdu, Z drugiej strony pragus mas
wid1ie6 niePrzeiednanymi. gdya wtedy
Pewniejszymi ezue sic beda na swych
stanowisksch.
= Poznah. Ostatni Ziazd Pr1euy.
siowo6w uchwslii miedzy innemi re1o
lucyami, o~dnossacemi sic do reorgsDiza-
Cyl Towsrzystw, takAe ! te. 10 prezeso-
vie Towarzystw przemys'owyoh majs
miewac " blitej uieo.naczonych odste-
Paoh orasu regularne Zjazdy " oelu
udsielauia sobie wzajennyoh doswisd.
czeh ! PrzeProwadzenia uohwsi wssy-
stkim Towarzystwom Poaytecznyoh.
zwoaanie p~ierwszego Zjazdu prezes6~
P%oruc1ouo preseason tr.eoh Towsrzystw
Przemysiowych poznahskioh.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-15
y zabOru ~prusk1egO.

Rsskrypt pana Schwalbego oraz to.
warzyszace okolicznosci wykazuja oorsz
dobitniej isk SLIME i potesnie zorgsui-
zowans jest sgItacya pre- ,iw nam wy
mierzons, oraz kto do niej nale4y. jug
cd diutszego czssu pojawialy sic syste
~matyczne oszczerstwa pc gszetach nam
wrcgich Przeciw prywatnej nauce jezy
ka polskiego. Agitatorzy ME przebie
rail- " Pismacb, d~enuncyowalii oczerrislI
nauczycieli polskioh, duOhownycb, in
teligeucyR, ola tego il OF wykouywali
rozporzadzepie ministeryslne. Pc przy-
gotowaniu dostatecznie gruntu rozpo.
czeto sgitacyS wiecej jua ofcyslna.
sziy do Bsrlina donosy o rzekomycb
nadusyciacb, o poloniascyii tym podo-
bnych herezyscb. Nsstepnie ukszal
sic reskrypt p. Schwsloego. W tel
samej atoli chwili pojawisja sic motyws
do tego reskryptu ma miejscu central
mem " Tsgsblscie poznAhskim.
Mote minister Q ~sieoenIs raczy srty.
kui ten P~rEeczytac, q ~przekons sic, il
ME Eawiera on ME nowego, 70 czytsl juz
to samo " swych berychtaoh.
Sc zstsm panowie, krorzy sgituja
PrEeciw istniej4cym roEporzadzeniom
wladzy ministeryalneJ, przeciw okazy
wauej pam " pewnyoh sfsrseh berlih
skich niejak'ej tyczhwCsci orsz przeciw
tel szlaObetnej zaSsdzIe wypowiedzisnei
przer Emsriego c~essrzs, 20 wszyscy pod
dsni 50 Serou jego mill.
O. sgitatOrzy to wychowshcy szkoly
2elaEpego ksiecis, ktorzy przybyli "
nssze strony z nsdziejsmi a~snsow, Cd
znsczeh, orderow. Dojsc do tego prsca
sum euua ns urzedzie ME lstwo, lstwiej
stokr06 przedStsWic sic wisdzy nsjwyA
Szej jsko zbswcs ojczyzny przed polo
nizwem. Do tego pracy. a przeds
wszystkiem zdolnosoi ME potrzsbs.
Agitssorzy ~rosPoOzeli ksmpsnis tenn
ensrgiczuiejsEaB i'm bsrdzisj ozuli sic
ssgroasui ne sSyoh stanowisksch, 2
jsk'mte TO p~rssstraObem pomyslsno o
moal'wosh, 10 Polak n,s tylko szotem
noouym bye mote, ale ~ panuje Ottawa
nomibseyi ~polskiego rsdtey lub lsndra
tG. Gel tyeh psnow Jest jasny wido
OEuyi I jsduej strOuy dyskrodytujs mas
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-15

HtII chcesz poda6 jake oglossenie y IL
hembadz miejscu I csasie, piss do Geo.
I: Rowen d Co., No. 10 Spruce St, New
York.