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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-10-03
Cliff Tenn.

Health of community good.
J.R. Parkins will soon begin to
erect a new barn.
A quiet wedding took place: near
here on yesterday. Mr.. ]. B. Craig
and Miss. Eugenia Thompson were
the -appy pair. ESD. r. Parkins
Officiating.
Mr.. Jasper Rhea, of Ainsworth
Iowa, arrived here OH last Friday
to visit his father, Mr.. ]. P. Rhea.
He was accompanied by two of his
children.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-10-03
A Quarter Cen fury Test.

For n quarter of century DR..
Kings New Discovery Ia. been
tested md the millions who have
received benefit tr0n its Use testi--
fy IL its wonderful curative powers
all diseases Throat Chest and
Lungs. A remedy that has stood
g test 40 long and that has given
o universal satisfaction Is no expe--
.ment. Each bottle is positively
guaranteed to give relief or the
money will be refunded. 1t Ia adj
ni!ed to be- the most raliahIe for
Coughs aud Colds. Trial bottles
Free at George Il Mnntgnnery's
Drug Store. lsA-u ar rin- 5Oc. ami
&l.U.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-10-03
Notime Tenn.

Sept. 70, IA.
Health of community very good
ut present.
Making molasses seems to be
ahe run OF the day.
Miss Fora Nuchols is on the sick
list now.
Mr.. James Henry, and family,
paid Mr.. W. M Nuchols II short
visit last Saturday night and Sun
day.
Misses Rachel and Nellie Will
Jams, were the guests of Misses
Fora and Willie Nuchols last Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Sallie Enough, of Knoxville,
was over last week visiting rela-
tives and friends in old Blount.
She is 70 years Of age, but she can
get around like some % or 30 year
old lady.
There was a song service at
Piney LevelChurch last Sunday
night, conducted by Mr.. w. h.
Braden.
Mr.. N. G. Seaton, of NOtime, has
anoved to the Piof. Cate farm near
Maryville, where he can school
his children. We are sorry he has
gone for he was a good neighbor
and a clever fellow.
There will pc protracted meet
ing begin at Pleasant Grove next
Saturday. We hope everybody
will come and feel free to take
part.
Mr.. Carson Caldwell, Of Little
River, paid Gravel Hill a short
visit the 10th ult. Come again Mr..
CaldweA.
Mr.. Will Catlett md DIR. Ross,
of Bank, paid Mr.. Will Williams
a short visit one day last week.
Mr.. Enoeh Morrison, Of Knox Co.
was visiting friends and relatives
on the Creek last week.
We wish the TIMES great sue
cess.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-10-03

Palmistry assumes to tell what the lines in your
hand indicate IL will amuse you, II nothing more.
The above diagram almost explains itself. The
length Of the LINE or LIFE indicates probable
age to which you viii live. Each BRACELET
gives you thirty years. WeilUskcd LINE OF
HEAD denotes brsin power clcai LINK OF
FORTUNE. fame or riches. Both combined mean
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you posted all the iepics Of the day. and oil the
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And while Demorest's is NOT . fashion magazine,
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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-10-03
1t May Do as Much for You.

Mr.. Ere q Mile, # living,
writes that he had severe Kidney
trOuhle for many years, with se-
erprainS IN his hack and alsO than
his bladder WAS affected. lie tried
many 10 called Kidney cures but
without any good result. About i"
year 20 he began us" of Electric
Bitters and found relief at once.
Electric Bittprs Is especially adj
daoted to cure of VII Kidney an
Liver troubles and often gives -
most instant relief. One trial v
prove our statement. Price or
Soc for large bottle. At Georg. -
MOntgOmery's Drng Store. 6
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-10-03
DR.. Miles Nervine
Cures.

DR.. Miles Nsrvine d sold ON . positive
guarantee that the nrst bottle will 6enS0N
AL druggists sell It atel, 8 bottles for q -
70 will be sent, prepaid. ON receipt Of pfieO
b. the Dr.. Miles Medical Co. ElkhaRk la
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-10-03
Ewing Tenn.

Health good in our community
at the present writing; we do not
know of a single case of sickness in
this immediate vicinity.
Miss Fannie Russell, Of Ewing
is visiting in Loudon this week
amo.g her former school mates ]
friends-and will visit the fair
grounds also.
Mr. Sexton OF Maryville is hold.
ing a meeting at Concord or rather
series of meetings, with quite a
large congregation, has been very
successful so far, had several
conversions.
Mr. Royste of has been
holding protracted meeting In
Louisville for the last two week,
and we understand that quite a
number have protested sauctifi-
cation.
Mr John Doak has not been
nearly so well for the last week, as
he had been for quite awhile.
Mr. Sam Prater's little crippled
daughter was thrown from horse
one day this week, as she came
home from school, was bruised con-
siderably. but not seriously hurt.
We are needing rain badly we
have been having such strong
northeast winds, that the ground is
very hard, and dry.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-10-03
TIMES SPECIALS
Mckinley Tenn /.

Sept. 29th'94
Mrs. Lackie Best Is said to be In
the last stage of consumption.
The public schools Of this dis
trict, (the 18th are out.
We expect to have new school
house here by next term.
A big singing will be held at Six
Mile, near here next saturday,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-10-03
Allegheny Tom,

Allegheny Tenn.
Sept. 20, 81
Every thing lively In town to-day.
Cam McCullum, is taking in the
show ut Maryviile to-day.
Miss Bette RoSine, of Philadel-
is visitins relatives in Allegheny
this week.
Work on our new church and
school house is moving along
nicely.
The Coytee and Trigonia base
ball clubs meet at Allegheny this
afternoon to engage in a match
game.
C. A. Chapman is the proud faith.
er of the third girl baby.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Stone is visiting rel
atives in Maryville.
Miss Martha and Laura Ham
nlOntree went to Friendsvile yes
terday to he in the meeting as con-
Quoted by Rev. J. Is. Vaughn.
p. ID. HaminOntree is setting up
his mOlasses factory and sOlicits
the patronage of all who may have
any thing like sorghum to "bile."
Miss Emma HammOntree n win
some aud, attractive young lady,
of Sinking Greek is in town to-day
trading. Ask Miss Emma If she
ever got left?
James Bacon. ut B.c,n's St,re
was IN town thismorhing on bus.
| mess.
| A great deal Of guano is being
used :by this and surrounding
neighborhoods, there having been
three car loads shipped.
| Mrs. Lidds Wilson returned Fri.
day morning from a weeks visit
with home folks.
Prot. J. P. Xix, of Kaiser high
school IL In town to-day. he reports
Il lively school with an onrollme n,
of 70 with an average attendance
Of SO. The Prof. is u hustler and
gives sa isfaction where ever he
goes.
Bart Brown is taking in the
Loudon Go. Fair this weeK and
will doubtless add some 'spOndu'
licks" to his pocket he having ia
ken his hack.
Later.-Mr Brown has returned
from the fair. lie reports go0C
time and claims to have received
the blue ribbon and first premium
on team of horses.
The christian Endeav0r Society
ut Piney Grove is dong well witt
Mr. Chas Chapman rs president
Since the recent meeting there
has been added ten new members
Mr.. Chapman says he is going tC
rally the society, and taking the
fact in consideration that he Is Z
hustler we believe he will succeed
in this as well rs other enterprises
i which he is and may be en-
gagged.
Since our last writing there has
been more barn burning, viz. r. q
Montgomery's barn with all III
contents, such as hay, fodder, oats
and farming tools, also a horse anC
a mule. As to the party or parties
Gas the case may be) who set thu
barn we are not reliably informe &c
as yet, but suspician, aud circum
stantial evidence are pretty strong
in regard to a certain man not /,
thousand miles off but of course
can't give the name as yet.
Mr.. S. D. Thompson has received
II check for $4,000. Instead o
$4,000 as stated in last weeks issue
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-10-03
Seaton Tenn.
Sept. 1904.

9Cdtoh
Sept. 1924.
There is some sickness ia our
chnmunity now.
James II Law sold fine blind
mare, to Mr.. w. 4. Walker last
week.
J. HI. Xix, Of Millers Cove, spent
last Monday night with Uncle
Dick Hatcher.
w. G. Law Is making prepare
ti0ns to have another story put to
his dwelling.
Mrs. Rev. John and Mrs. Sallie
Elbow, d Knoxville, spent part Of
week before last and last week
visiting relatives in this neighbour
hOod.
Mr.. A HI. Law, ore OF Crooked
Creeks energetic farmers, has
fifteen OF the finest steers your cor.
respondent has had the pleasure Of
seeing this fall.
Hon. J. q. Houk spoke ut Walk
e.'s Chapel lust night and Judge
Henry r. Gibson is billed to seak
there Saturday night the 18th.
James Headrick. If MiIlers Cove,
came down an business to-day and
will probably not return before
Monday.
| Mpssers. Hugh McNutt and Jack
Frow, were on the Creek last Sat
urday buying cattle. They bought
u lot of young cattle from w. q.
1 Lame.
MIN. G. Seaton, Of Notime has
moved to the Prof. Cate property
near MaryviIlp College, IN order TO
give his children the advantage
o. a good school.
Mesrs. L. w. Morrison, j. Il. KEEL
Ter and f. w. Steelare going to the
mountains next Monday after
their cattle, having let them re-
main out until now.
There will be u series of meeting-
begin on Saturday, Oct 9Th, con
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. ID. F
Manly. All Christians are cordial.
ly invited to be present and take
part in these meetings.
Some young people of our place
were SD anxious to see ths
elephant that they started to the
show on Friday, and others quite
awhile before day Saturday morn
ing. The most common phrase
this week, has been, "are you going
to the show Saturdayw A very
large p re mt of our people attend
ed the show.
| Old .Anrr Katie Coulter who h,
been spending the summer with
her sister at Jelico, returned HON,
last week looking hale and hearty
for lady of her age. She has
spent all of her life at the old honi,
stead on Crooked Creek. Although
she says she was very we'll satisfi
ed with her people at Jelico aud in
tends to return rs sOOn as she Car
get her business wound up.
! 1t has been reported that Mr.
Lafayette Teff,rteller and Miss
Susan Cunningham were married
last Sunday in Millers Cove, but
we do not vouch for the correctn es
of 1t AS they seem to deny the state
ment
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-10-03
BuckIen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salvp in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter. Chap.
pad Hand, Chilb!ains. Corns, and
all Skin Eruption1, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required
1t is guaranteed to give perfect sat.
.faction ar n,l'y ItfuEdeG'
Price 70 cents per box For sale
by George 4 Montgomery. 11-4-yr
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-10-03

A great many of the farmers are
sowing wheat.
Rev Mr. Ritter will preach at
ilolston College twice u month
(after this month"; the second and
fourth Sundays.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-10-03

The rain sew ce o t." G. n. a
ID. r. r. between Cincinnati and
Chicago Is W thou doubt the finest
on earth.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-10-03
INTO TIL hEAaT o. CHlcAQ.


The rain sew ce O t." G. n. q
ID. r. r. between Cincinnati and
Chicago is W thou doubt the finest
on earth.
Carrying wO % tterns of Pull
man s.eepins Cars, on the new,
Stateroom Sleeping car, with every
convenience Tor families, each
room bein equipped W tn wash
rooms AM to.'e. ccessories, tho
other being The open Standard
Sleeping Car. Notwithstanding
the acknowledge 'upeiiority of
these cars, the rate remains the
same S2.UO for It double berth in
either.
. Ia day trains the service offered
t" The public is perfection iteif,
luxurious Prior Cars. models Of
modern convenience and luxury
while on the Dining Cars, meals
are served on the European plan
from a menu unsurpassed.
All trains over this popular roaA
land passengers "into the heart e
Chicago" at Polk and Dearborn
streets, but few steps to all the
leading hotels and busine, houses
in the city.
Insist that yoor tickets read via.
the G. IL. 4 ID. R.R. ~ Caicago and
enjoy the pleasure of travelling ON
tie fines equipped tr lin in Amer
ica.
For tickets and full Information.
apply to
T. q. Edwards,
G. P. A. c. III. d ID. II. Il.
Cincinnati, O..
OF W. A. Virgins,
! S.P &C. H. 4 d. RR.
Chattanooga Tenn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-24

wage. Zawezwano lekarzs, kt6ry ma
tychmiast oswiadczyl, ze czaowlek
ten chory Jest ma wodowstret' Poda'
no wode, co go doprowadzlfo DO
takiego wybuchu, ze zaledwie CITE
rech slnych mezczyzn zdoialo 60 po'
wstrzyma6. Potem jednak przyszedf
do siebie cokolwiek, wreszcie o tyle
odzyskai zdrowe zmysly, re zdoaai
rozsadnie odpowiada6. Powiedzias,ze ze
pred d oma miesiacami ugryzi 60
wielki pies. Mai tez jeszcze blizne z
tego ugryzienia mad prawem okiem.
zawieziouo 60 do szpitala powiato-
wego oddano tam pod opIeke leka,
rzy. q listow przy MIN znalezionych
okazuje sic, ze nazywai sic George
Barker W ostatnich czasach miesz-
ka} r6znych tanich domach goscin
nych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-24
Zapadniecie sic rusztOWania.

Lekkomyslnos6, zjaka czesto bu-
duja rusztowania PREY nowYch budo-
wach, znowu wczoraj doprowadzila
do straszuego nieszczescia' Ma rogu
ulic S. HaIsted Pierce John Fawley
James Inglesby ma rusztowaniu BY
Ii zajeci umieszczaniem zelaznyoh
czesci skladowych kolejowej budo-
wy. Kiedy obaj byli zatrudnieni
wznoszeniem ciezkiej sztaby zelaznej,
zalamasy sic nagle deski pod ich no.
gami i obaj spadli ma dol wysoko'
Sci 25 stop. Kilku innych robotni-
k6w nadbiegso; obaj nieszczesliwi,
krwia zalani, lezeli nieprzytomni'
Zaniesiono ich do pobliskiego skladu
pn. 2O6 S. Halsted str. i zawezwano
lekarza. MIN tenze nadszed}, Faw-
ley juz ME zy}. Zwaoki jego zawie-
ziono do trupiarni szpitala powiato'
wego. Inglesby, ciezko pokaleozony,
zapewne takze umrze; tego zawiezio-
ne do iego mieszkania pm. 37o w.
Van Buren, str. Fawley liczya 2S
lat mieszkas pm. 491 State str.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-24
RIADONOSCl MIEJSCOWE
Me udafO i'm sic.

Wielkiego rozczarowania doznali
prsedwczoraj pewni rabusie W sk}a-
die klejnot6w firmy Buchsbaum &
Comp. pm. 179 Madison str, gdzie
musieli sic wyrzec znakomitej zdoby.
czy.
o godz. 6 wieczorem po zamknie-
ciu interesu, znajdujacego sic tam ma
3oiem pietrze, pozostaje W caiym do
mu zwykle tylko odz z~ierny Johann
Riese. TAX bylo przedwczor'j. o
godz. Sci ustyszaa on 3go Pietra
jakoby uderzenia msotk6w udaa sic
ma gore, by sic przekonat, co sic
dzieje. spostrzegt on u drzwi firmy
czlowieka, jakoby ma stray stojace-
go, wnetrza us'yszat owe podej-
rzane stukanie zgrzyt d1utek i pis.
Riese zawola1 do stoiacego, co to sic
dzieje, gdy ten mic ME odpowie-
dza4, domyslii sic, co chodzi, zbiegs
ma dol ma ulice zaalarmowa3 sasia
dow. Rabusie, widocznie obawiajac
sic odkrycia, tymczasem znkli tax
szybko, ze pozostawili ma miejscu
swe narzedzia z.odziejskie. Tymcza
sem nadszedi pan Buchsbaum spo'
strzegf z przerazeniem, il W skarb-
Gu ogniotrwasyn juz odbite byay
zamki bezpieczehstwa. Jednakze
wkr6tce przekonal sic z radosoia, ze
mic a mic ME brakowa}o. A rabusiom
bylby sic pof6w opsacis, gdyz pred
mioty W skarbcu zamkniete, miasy
wartos6 $13, ,000-Juz pred kilku
tygodniami W temze samem miejscu
rabusie probowali odbi6 zamki, ale
wtedy ME zdo}ali dobra6 narzedzi i
usiiowania ich by{y daremne. Tym
razem bysy widooznie narzedzia ich
lepsze, ale czujnos6 odzwiernego po-
psusa i'm szyki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-24
NOWy prezydent wfoskiej Izby
pOsfoH.

RzYM, 25go lutego. = Sig.
nor Blanchieri, nowoobrany
prezydent I1by pos}6w, dzisiaj
rozpoczsl swe czynnosci. w
przemowie swei do Izby da}
wyraz nadziei, ze Izba pozo-
stanie wierna swym tradycyom
nigdy ME pozostawi bezkar-
nem wykroczenia przeciw po-
rzadkowi publicznemu. Do
dal, il jest przekonanym, ze
Izbs zgodzi sic na poniesienie
ofar potrzebnych do utrzyma
mia honoru i kredytu kraju,
iakotez re wyda ustawy dla
dobra klas pracujacych. Ma
stepnie Izba zastanawia}a sic
mad 25 kwestyami, tyczaceml
sic o,tatnich rozruch6w W Sy-
cylii dystrykcie Carrara.
Signor Guisti oswiadczy}, ze
Sycylia ME praguie oddziele,
MIA sic cd W1och.
Babaloni przemawiajac W
imieniu czterech innych po.
slow soc, alistycznych, ganil
stan oblszenia W Sycylii i are
sztowanie tamtejszych socyali.
stow. Powiedzia}, ze socyali- :
Sci ME zgadzaja sic anarchi-
stami, a nakonlec wni6s4, by
wniest skargs przeciw mini,
steryum.
Prezydent ministr6w Crispi
usprawiedliwia} aresztowani =
posla Felice de Giuff,ida i in
ne postepki rzsdu i ofarowa}
sic ma zarzuty szczeg6iowo cd
powiedzieG. = Czionkowie Il,
by pr1ychyluie przyjsli move
Crisplego i po$r6d okrzykow
przyiaznych dla tegoz odro.
czono sic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-24
Nieszczescie ma m0rzu.

LoNDYN, % lutego. :
z Fayal, jednej z wysp Azor-
skich, donosza, ze przybyia
tam barka brytyjska Montgo,
merry Castle, jadsca z New
Yorku do AMER, Java, W O.
p}akanym stanie. Wszystkie
lodzie z niej zostaly oderwane
i przez balwany limestone,
kajuta rozburzone, a wszelkie
przedmioty ma pok}adzie, kt6-
re tylko daily sic oderwac, r6.
wniea przez ba1wany zostaly
zerwane. Nadto W ciagu po-
dr6zy wpadlo W morze osm o,
sob z za2ogi i utonsio: miedzy
mimi zas wszyscy ofcerzy, tax
ze ME pozosta} mkt, kt6ryby
zdolal statkiem kierowae.
Musiano zdae sic Da }aske losu
i dostano sic do wyspy tylko
wypadkowo. q New Yorku
barka ia wyplyne2a d. 81 sty-
cznia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-24
Miedzy innemi c

Francyi. Miedzy innemi O.
swiadczyl, re jeszcze W paz-
dzierniku roku z-szlego pierw.
sza linia fort, fikacyi francu-
sAich ma po1udniowo. wscho-
dniei granicy by Ia mniej silna
nia linia fort6w w}oskich, lecz
obecnie polozenie sic zmieni}o.
Fortyfkacye zosta}y wzmo.
cnione W taxi spos6b, re obe-
cnie odpowiadaja wszelkim
wymaganiom. Wydziai trans
portowy, iak objasoi} jeneral,
Jest take zadowalniajacy pod
kazdym wzgledem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-24

restauracyi pos}a serbskiego
Gleorgiewicza. Objasnii on W
sadzie, ze m'a} zamiar zabic
ja1iegokolwiek bourgeois"
mieszczanina). Skazano cS.
nicznego lotra ma dozywotnie
wiezienie.
P. Dupuy, prezydent Izby
deputowanyeh W Paryau O.
trzyma} pare list6w pogr6z'
kami, W jednym z kt6rych
znajdowa} sic jakisczarny pro.
seek. Odeslano ow proszek
do laboratoryum chemicznego.
W1EDE6, 23go lutego. =
Sprawa l2tu anarchist6w 20
staIa tu zako1czona przed sa-
dem. Wyrokiem ssdu Franz
Haspel zosta} skazany na 10
lat, a Stefan Hohnel ma 8 lat
ciezkiego wieaienia. Czterej
oskaraeni otrzymali kary cd 2
do 4 lat wiezienia. Pozosta.
lych zwolniono.
KoLoNlA, 23go lutego. :
W tutejszym sadzie pokoju
znaleziono rure szklanna, Ia
wierajacs jakls p}yn i ma pol
spaloDa welns; opakowanie
jej stanowi}y kawalki zelaza i
cyny, kule i proch, wszystko
by4o zawiniete W papier. Jest.
to wldocznie jakis przyrzad
eksplozyjny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-24
Anarchisci W Europie.

PARYz, % lutego. = Anar-
chista Henry, sprawca wybu-
chu W hotelu Terminus"
przyznal sic dis pred sedzis
sledczym, re to on r6wniez do
konal strasznej eksplozyi dy
namitowej W listopadzie 1892
r. ma stacyi policyjnei PREY
ul. des Bons Eufants. Wy
znanie to wywola}o wielka
sensacye.
DIS odbyla sic W sadie
kryminalnym sprawa Leo Lau-
thier'a anarchisty, kt6ry IRA
NH niebezpiecznie nozem W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-24
Szczeg6Ine wydarzenie.

BALTIMORE, MD, % lut. =
Wczorsj wieczorem George s.
Roberts, buchalter frmy Q. 9.
Buckman and Co, byly han
dlarz zboza, znany dobrze ma
gie}dzie przemysSowiec, umarf
nagle W SVEN mieszkaniu.
iona jego, kt6ra by1a przy je.
go smierci, a ktora cd lat
dziewieciu wskutek choroby
W przewodzie odechowym stra.
ella by}a move, krnykneia i
odzyska}a nagle move.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-24
POzar W kOpalni.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, % lut.-
DIS rano wybuch} poaar W gl6'
wnym szybie kopalni wegla W
Springfield Junction. Pozar
zrzsdzif juz ogromne szkody;
kilka mu}6w sic spali}o Ia
chodzi}a Ottawa, ze ME wszyscy
robotnicy wydostali sic ma po-
wierzchnia. Ma szczescie oba-
wa ia okazala sic p}onns.
Kopalnia nalezy do Harrisa
Hickox j jest jedna z mai
wiekszych W srodkowem Hi
nois.