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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-15
MATA.N(1E0S
DIRuCT<}RIO.
CUARTEL. GENERAL D A
CUABFA IONA

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General en- G~fe Emiliano 10,
iarn
Gefe a4i e4ttsio ,na o.. Tanf.al.
1890. ca. anel U.ui.,o Gutierrez
Piana mayor .caitat.yt de yngc-
nieros, leniente Samuel e Caelar
Jqez INSTRUCTOR.
Corontl i;canciado Iicolas Garcia
~'"''' Perez
Asente del nlnisterip puhlico, le-
-...niente coronel Porfrio &. Loza
Captain G@puerto en- Baglad, aapi-
.-....-...... tan Agustin Mire es
Hospital I,ltar
Director Ienierte coronel DR..
-'''..... Avala
Sub director mayor DIR. Mayimo
-. ...........- Silva
Administration de Corrro.
Administrator Fernando de Tar
aora A.ia1inAtfaciop ~u5aitaraa de
e M fent4 lei p.nhre.
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t'Int lS4nei, .laiiy at. ..G a. M.
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Gay, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lat $50 Il. M.
ARRIVALS.
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MatamoFos Mexico. lat 40 p. m.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-15
CORN WORMS AND OTHER
SIMILAR, PESTS.

The agricultural and horticultural
papers are agitatiug the subject of
the Corn Worm, Gut Worm, etc.
Professor j. K. Street. an eminent
authority on Entomology, has made
a study oftbese pests Cor number
of years. He says:
"Tbe Cottoo Worm, tina Aletia. i.
a different lpsacta, from the so called
Boil Worm, the II ,iiothIs: bat the.
both belong 10 toe Lspiaopters fam.
lily aud. of course, they partake some
what Of the same ua'nre.
The Cotton Worm attacks only tha
cotton rlant-his ravsaes are cou-
fined to it alone. he is native of
Che South and he is confned to the
cotton districts. he bibernates 10
the shape OF 8 mott, in trash piles
and IL oihe, wsr,u riscas
"rhe so,ca,ied Soil Worm Is 20,
anei 70 nc particular sestioa he
found in al parts of North neties
He is known by different names II"
different localities. In the fruit
growing states he is known as the
Fruit Worm; in the horticultural
district as tie Tomatoe Worm, the
Bean Worm aud by various other
names, according to the vegetable
upon which he feeds; in the coru
districts be is cslled the Corn Worm
aud in the cotton districts the Boil
Worm. He first appears as the Gu,
Worm and later on he is called the
Silk and the Corn Worm. During
the corn sAasoe from three TO fam
hrt eds are produced He zen aims on
The .coru until II beings 10 harden.
when he leaves il and attacks thu
cotton boil, colfning himself ex-
eiusively T. ihe fruit If the nlert.
Oue Bot Worm o,n destroy rc.m
ten TO fry bolls. He ainrrna;os i
the chrysnlis state and slwsys on des
ground. lie will live IL this WY
through the Winter and survive the
coolest weather.
It is evident that any means for
the destruction Of these pests must be
based on their nature and babits.
Professor Street ia the author Of
pamphlet GU this aubiect, which
gives effective AMI inexpensive mea-
for thsir destruction AID from i'm
muni'y from their rsvages, which is
bused upon peculiar baoit commsn
to the entire "L4p;dopiers family o!
moths taat produce these de5'ructiv
insects. We will send a copy Of tbs
pamphlet 10 any Address on r-o',pt oi
so cents. Tue farmer or gardener
nsy be freed from the raveges of all
Ofthe above named insects at a coaet
of from % cents to LOO, depending
upon. the size of his garieD or farm
Address all orders TO this paper.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
CITY OFFICERS.
U. 5. DISTRICT COURT.

The following are the officers Of and the times aud
2!saes OF holding court for the Western District OF
Texas:
q. s. DISCREET Judge. s. xaxey
ettti''s ----'--'----.'--' "a = l-y s
.ie'a :'''....'.'''.'......- ......b Ia. hsrL
"arshai ............. ................R. Z. Ware
tiei Deputy Marshal 800. ..-........J B. Walter
L.-t II61nat -..---................De Deputy Clerk
court ccnvenes IN san Antomn on the first Non
~ SIS il Hay and November.
IL Austin on the FIRST Mondays in February and
July.
In Brownsville on the first Monday in January
ana second onday in June.
ln FL PasO on the first ondHy in April and Oc-
toDer.
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wENTY-z1GHrH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

District Judge. 2sth Judicial district IL C. Russell
district Attorney ---- ---.------ John l. hieiber
Dihtflct CLERK LOUIS AoNalskl
District Court meets 40 follows
Ctmcr0a Coui,ty-FIrst Mondays in February and
September; cOntInues III session TWO weeks.
!iitgiso fOuuty-FOurth MlLdays after the first
Mondays in february AMI September; continues
In session two weeks.
starr Cennty-Sixth 10 -iys af or the first Non
days February ard september; continues IN
session three weeks.
Suecez County-Ninth Mondays alter the first Non
days in February and September; continues in
session Elk weeks.
Is. MILITARY PosT-Fort Brown.
tomDancer------ MAJOR Henry Wagner
2uarttrn'a stsr Lieut.. j. liOldlnad
Fost SURGEON ---...-.-.-....AIdl. L. j. 4. CIeary
EAymas-er -----.-..-.... MAJ ". II amuer
Fos. A1JaL1hS --.---..-. -....Lleut, j. W. Craig
US. CUSTOM LOUISE.
a. .Co!ieetor
IliliAlh. Special Deputy
= ~ p,o'nc. Chief Clerk
p n o7''i'H ''- .-...'. Entry Clerk
z..E ~--r t~T.
t-H -, .....- --ur .a-s
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-07

the natural winter resort and the only
reliable winter feeding ground for the
large game both Of the present National
Park and Of all the surrounding coun-
try. Besides it would make a valuable
addition to the Park and is, naturally,
a part OF it as containing the only really
beautiful mountain scenery in that sec.
ton. Nothing in the Park can be COM.
pared with it IN its Alplike grandeur.
Let the bona tide settlers in jackson
Hole, some Of whom are rs respectable,
industrious and well-deservlng, PERHAPS
above the average of white settlers IN
that part OF the west, be justly compen
stated for their improvements, some of
which are considerable: and her let the
whole district lying between the Park on
the north, the Hoback Canyon on the
south, the Titon range on The west and
the Wind river rahge or the east, say GO
miles in length, be added to the Park
and neither Indian nor tourist be per
mitted to shoot a gun nor cast IL line
there again forever. Ii Wyoming is sim
cere in her professed desire to preserve
the large game, she will not offset to
this plan.
No complaint is made by the people of
Jackson Hole, or others. Of any wrong
done or threat made by the Indians at
any time, except that upon their attempt
to arrest one party of them an Indian
threatened that they would resist arrest
and shoot the whites if they did not let
them alone.
Alas, for all and the best his friends
can do for him, it would seem that as
between the greedy pushers OF Pocatello
aud the ruthless gunners OF Jackson
Hole, the untutored Bannock has bu,
small chance for mercy.
Buy your school books at
FRANK SMITHS.
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Friday evening next by Prof. Joseph
Schafer Of the Valley City, N. D., State
Normal. Prof. Schafer is a graduate of
this institution and later finished the
course of Wisconsin University with
honors in history, his special study. The
title of the lecture is "The Iron West
erner" referring to Senator Benton OF
Missouri, and treats Of the great western
expansion Of our republic. This project
is also a courtesy OF our State Normal to
that at Valley City which lacks only
$1,000 Of having enough cash on deposit
for the expenses Of another year. The
state made no appropriation. The prof
it's go to that interest. This is a fine oc.
casion for our citizens to greet the fine
body OF new students in our own Nor
NAL and help them to extend this cour-
tesy to the other school. Tickets, 20
cents each. Particulars later.
The funeral OF the late Jacob Berg
streser took place at his sons residence
III Ohlb CiIy az ~ a. ui.s ASON. ~ WYNN
conducting a short service Of prayer and
song. He was assisted by part OF the
Presbyterian choir-Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
F.. Tuttle, Miss Ida Jones and Miss
Bertha Fawkes-who also accompanied
the funeral cortege to assist in the
principal services to be held at Prospect
church near the home Of the deceased.
Besides old friends and neighbors Of the
family l n the city at the services here,
all the twelve sons n daughters OF the
deceased, except the youngest, Frank,
now in California, were present; also the
deceased's aged brother, William, who
had come here from Minnesota just a
few days before his brothers death not
knowing Of his illness, expecting t.
spend their remaining days together,
The pail bearers were Messrs. j. B
Jones, Henry Jones, Dan. Ginder, VIM
Metcalf, N. B. Stacy and E. B. Stacy
The remains will be ixterred in the
Prospect cemetery.
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Smoke Kurth's Flor dc Basco, best &c
cigar in town.
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THE CITY.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

j. A. Trow is IN the city.
from Chicago.
1.-The parents and sister of Conductor
Buckholtz arrived from Milwaukee.
y Mrs. Thos. Flynn, of Badus, departed
for Cresco, Iowa, this morning.
Mrs. Frank Scott and little daughter.
returned from Jackson this morning.
G.. p. Borland arrived from the north
ern part of the state on a visit to his
family.
Arrivals from the east on the afternoon
train were j. l.. Jones and wife,, H. J..
Patterson and Bertha Marx.
A. w. Holdridge went east to-day to
lay the wires for capturing the excursion
train Of September 10, for Madison.
Mrs. j. G. Whalen went to Artesian.
Weather report: Fair, slowly rising
temperature tonight and Sunday; south
erly winds.
Mrs. M. L. Costlow returned from
Carthage where she had been caring for
her sister Mrs. Will Bagley who UNDER
went a surgical operation on her limb.
Mrs. Pettingill and little boy who have
spent a week here with her husband,
Engineer Pettlngill, returned home to
Austin. If Mr.. Pettlngills run on this
end proves permanent they will move
here altogether.
John Hall returned yesterday from
the artesian Waters at Harold where he
saw Mrs. Grlnnell who is being much
benefited by the water. Her super
fuous fieshiness has been driven off,
her hands have become timber and she
can even stand on her limbs. To all
appearances, all she needs now to enable
her to walk is confidence and exercise.
Mr.. Grinnell has found work on the Sec
ion there and is very attentive to his
wife.
y The executive committee Of the
county fair association met today and
adopted an address to the people and
the general rules under which the fai,
is to be conducted. The fair will open
September 26th and continue three days
at the driving park. James Preston
having resigned the secretaryship owing
to the pressure Of other duties, Hugh
Murray was chosen to fill the place
VIM. Lee was selected as chief marshal
and the following general superinten.
dents of departments were appointed
Speed class, J. M. Duff; horses, Abe
Mitchell; cattle, w. r. Reynolds; sheep
A. J. MCGOWAN; swine, John Rel
poultry, Frank st. Bonnet; Grains, veg
etables and seeds, J. 8. Keegan; dairy
products, Mrs. j. H. Cole; Creamery, E
r. G. Gross; horticulture, Mrs. j. B
johnson. Bicycle races, committe
Martin Johnson, F. G. Smith and Franz
Palmer.
The faculty and students of the Stat,
Normal plan to have q public lecture OF
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LOST.

August "a, a gold watch and chain, on
the road going to the Methodist church.
The initials on the outside of it are IL.
G. M" The watch was q keepsake, a
present to the owner, and l will
willingly pay $500 reward for it's
return.
WALTER MOsIER.
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Local Time ahle.

Local TAmc ahle.
Chicago, Milwaukee d 81. pAul Pathway, which
took effect, sunday, Auguet %, 1855:
TRAINS GOING EAST.
Passenger, No. 4, departs 1l:3S q. m.
Freight, No. 96, departs $3.50 .. m.
Freight, No. "a, departs 8 90 p. m.
TRAINS COMO WEST,
Passenger, No. /, departs :35 p. IN.
Way freight, No. ", departs 1850 o. m.
TRAINS FRom TIE EAsT.
Passenger, No. 1, arrives $50 p. m.
Freight, No. %, arrives 4:5Oa. m.
Freight, No. 90, arrives 5 SO p. m.
TRAINS PROM The WEST.
Passenger. No. 4, arrives II 30 u. m.
Freight, No. W, arrives :45 p. m.
Ali the above trains carry passengers; but
heights only when passengers are provided with
tickets.
Passenger trains going east make connection
st Egan for all points south, and passenger train
going west, At Wooneocket for all poiuts north.
MADISON d BRIeroL LINE.
Passenger going north. departe 9:l0 a. m.
Passenger from north arrives, 100 p. m.
JNO. LARKIN. Local Agent.
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III CHURCHES.
Order OF Exercises In tho Different
Houses OF Worship In the City
To- borrow
BAPTIST CHURCH.

PTI CHURCH
Morning sermon, No. , Of series on
the Lords Prayer" entitled, 1.-The
Kingdom Of Heaven; or a Heaven OF
Of Social Brotherhood" A discourse of
especial interest to all students of pres
ent day problems. The ladies of the
Mission Circle present IA general pro-
gram in the evening, as follows:
Prayer. Reading, China, Mrs. E. w.
Ketcham; If l were a Chinese Girl"
Miss Edith Bridges; recitation, Miss
Lila Elwell; "Chinese in America Mrs.
Jennie Roberts; music; dialogue, "a
Girls Discovery" Miss Belle Ketcham
and Miss Ida Dnescher; "Daisy's
Offering,' Vera Beck; collection and
IN usic. You are invited.
P~REsBYTEEIAN CHURCH.
Rev. a. L. Wolff, ID. ID. pastor. Ser
vices 1870 a. m. and 1:4o p. IN. Child
ren's services at 500 p. M, sermon by
the pastor on Idols. Morning, public
reception of new members, baptisms,
Lords Supper. Subject, Christ made
sin for u.s." Evening peoples service,
special praise, first sermon In series on
| B%elshazzar. Subject, 1.-The Devils
Broad-guage Road" Sabbath school at
noon. Christian Endeavor a 6:45 p. m.
Free seats. Everybody welcome.
| Special welcome to Normal students.
NJ. E. CHURC
Class meeting at 0:45. Preaching at
1890 a. IN. Subject, 1.-The Towers of
Zion" Reception of members. Sab,
bath school a. noon. Junior League at
$40 p. m. Epworth League 6:45, led by
Mrs. Jenkins. Preaching at 7:45. Sub
ject, Gan Open Coor." A special ser.
mon to Normal students. All Cordially
invited. Excellent vocal and instru-
mental music.
A CHURCH
Holy Communion, with sermon at
1920 a. m. Sunday school at noon. No
noon. No evening service. Service IN
Leonard Jones school house at , p. m.
Here we are with the very finest line
OF school supplies of them all. Also q
csmplete assortment Of new school
books. FRANK SMITH.
Smoke Kurth's Flor de Basco, best &c
cigar in town.
Don't Tobacco spit or.smoke Your
Life Away
is the truthful, startling title of a book
about No-To-Bac, the harmless, guaran,
teed tobacco habit cure that braces uI
nicontinized nerves, eliminates the nico
tine poison, makes weak men gair
strength ,vigor and manhood. You rur
no physical or financial risk, as No-To
BAG is sold by Frank Smith under {
guarantee to cure or money refunded
Book free. Address Sterling Remedy
Co., New York or Chicago.
For sale, at a bargain, good, new house
two lots. nice trees, small barn, aud city
water, in northwest part OF city, easy
terms. Inquire at s. E. Bald wins store
or Of s. A. Haskell.
Look Here.
Get your ground feed at the Madison
Feed mill. p. MARQUART.
Commercial Boquet, the finest 1Ot
cigar in the city. F. kURTH.
LOST.
August "a, a gold watch and chain, OF
the road going to the Methodist church
The initials on the outside of it are IL
G. M" The watch was q keepsake,
present to the owner, and l vii
willingly pay $500 reward for it
, return.
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Almost anything you a mention ir
school supplies at FRANK SMITHS.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-07

Commercial Boquet, the finest lOt
cigar in the city. F. kURTH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-07

Get your ground feed at the Madison
Feed mill. p. MARQUART.
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Don't Tobacco spit Or.SmOke Your
Life Away

For sale, at bargain, good, new house,
two lots. nice trees, small barn, aud city
water, in northwest part OF city, easy
terms. Inquire at s. E. Bald wins store
or OF s. A. Haskell.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-16

Do PAM Matte Davis, zam.
pm. 157 Ogden ave., wczoraj
W dzie6 przysz}a para m}odych
ludzi, z zamiarem wynajecia
mieszkania. Poniewaz z rozmo.
wy z mimi pani Davis wniesG
musia}a, il ME So oni pobrani
jeszcze i dopiero zamierzaja
wziac Stub, przeto energicznie
oswiadczy}a, ze mieszkania ME
wynajmie, dop6ki ME bsds me.
zem i iona. - Minal dzie1 i
noe nadeszla, a pani Davis
spac sic po}ozy1a. Okolo pol
nocy zadzwoniono i zbudzono
panis Davis. Znowu we
drzwiach ukazala sic taz sama
para, a m1ody, elegancko ere.
szts ubrany mezczyzna, oswald.
cyl rozpromienions twarza,
ze towarzyszka jego juz jest
jego iona.
Pani Davis wprowadzi}a no.
woze6c6w do nowego ich mie-
szkania i po}ozy}a sic spat, u
spokojona, ze przeciez mako.
nice odnaje}a mieszkanie d}ugo
czekajsce ma lokator6w.
Nazajutrz rano -juz dzie6
by} bia}y PAM Davis VISTA.
wszy, z niema}em zdziwieniem
spostrzeg1a, ae nowoze6c6w juz
ME by}o. Zdziwienie jej jed.
make zmienilo sic W przeraze.
ME, kiedy sic przekonala, ze
wraz z mimi zniklo $500, caly
jej majatek, zebrany d}ugole-
tnia oszczsduoscia. Widocznie
zlodzieje wiedzieli O tych pie.
niadzach ma tax oryginalny
pomys} wpadli, aby okrasc pa.
MIA Davis.
Policya teraz szuka zrecz.
nych z}odziei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-16

z6}tego jedwabiu sporzadzone-
60, a brzmi ona, jak nastepu.
je:
wv procesie wytoczonym
pred sad W Chicago, Soon
Chung skarzy sic, il zosta1 O..
brabowaoy przez pieciu oska-
rzonych. Oskarzeni i skarzacy
przysiegaja niniejszem, ze pra
VIDE powiedza. Wszystko, co
powledza, ma bye prawda i mic
ME ma bye nieprawds. Kto.
kolwiek fa}szywe z1ozy zezua.
ME ME rozr6zui prawdy cd
k}amstwa, niechaj przez Boga
smiercia zostauie ukarany, a
dusza jego niechaj zostanie wy.
dana ma wieczne meczarnie."
Sedzia Freeman po d}uzszej
naradzie dopiero przystal ma
zabicie koguta. Kiedy przy-
niesiono koguta, skarzacy cd.
cia} mu glove, wszyscy oska-
rzeni, swiadkowie j tl6macze
r6Wniez nozami nacinali szyie.
i wszyscy we krwi umoczyli
rece, poczem je umyli.
zabitego koguta darowano
jeduemu z ludzi zatrudnionych
przy elewatorach, kt6ry wiel.
ka ochota przyja} podarunek,
chociaz Chihczycy zat ewniaia,
re niebezpieczna jest rzecza
jesc tego "poswieconego pta-
ka."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-16
Cesarz Wilhelm OtWiera Sejm
pruski.

BERLIN, Is styclnia. -
Sejm pruski zosta1 dis otwar
ty przez ces. Wilhelma W Bia.
lei Sail pa}acu. Cesarz od.
czytal move cd tronu. Wska-
za} W niej ma defcyt, zagraza. .
iscy budzetowi Prus - wy.
razi} nadzieje, ze takowy 20
stanie zazegnany przez reforme
fnansows. Dalej objasnia}, IL
ostatnie burze zrzadzily wiele
szk6d ma p6lnocnem wybrzezu
Niemiec oraz ma wyspach ME-
mieckich Nora P6lnocnego -
i wzywal parliament do cara
dzenia tym szkodom. Go do
rolnictwa, cesarz op}akiwa}
jego niekorzystne po}ozenie -
i obiecywaI, zeskieruje wszyst
kie usl}owania do jego popra'
wy. Nareszcie wzywa} wszyst-
kich do zgody j wsp6lnej pra'
cy dla dobra pa6stwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-16
Telegramy KrajoWt.
Ze StOlicy ZWiazkOWei.

WASHINGTON, Is stycznia.
W Senacie dzisiaj znowu de.
batowano mad podatkiem do.
chodoWym, ale m6wcy mieli
sposobnosc poruszac rome in.
ne temata, jak taryfs, reforms
systemu fnansowego, platfor-
me populistyczna itp. W Izbie
pos}6w sprawy budzetowe by
~ ma porzsdku.
Delegacya obywateli chica-
goskich wys}ana celem postara.
MIA sic, by kongres uchwali}
wybudowac W Chicago nowy
gmach zwiszkowy, dis po po-
{udniu miala sposobnosc pred.
stawic sic komitetowi porzad-
ku obrad, a Washington He
sing W imieniu delegacyi wy.
lozyl powody ssdania W dluz-
szei przemowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-01-16
EaTAFR! TELEERAgIglTE z zAHRANlgy

- w Brazylii wojska rza
DOVE pobily na glove oddzial
powsta6c6w, dowodzony przez
pu}k. Bernad - i zdobyli m.
San Francisco de la Borka.
- Para cesarska rosyjska
zamierza W roku biezacym O..
pr6cz podr6zy "a grauice Cd
bye takze dluzsza wycieczke
ma Kaukaz.
- Cesarzowa austryacka
bawi obecnie W Mentonie.
- Lord Brassev przyja} u
Rad gubernatora Victorii { Au
straha) ma miejsce ustepujace-
60 Earla Hopetoun.
- Os}awiony gubernator
kowie6ski, Klingen berg, spra-
wca rzezi W Krozach, otrzyma1
iuz ostatecznie dymisye --iroz.
kaz wyjechania Ia granics "dla
zdrowia".
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WIADOMOSCl N!EJSCOWE.
Afrykanski ksiaie W Chicago.

Afrykanski ksiaze W Chicago.
Pewien Negr, kt6ry dzi.
wnym sposobem re srodkowej
Afryki dostaF sic do Chicago,
a twierdzi, il jest synem ma
czelnika szczepu Bongee, osia-
diego o pare tysiecy mil ma
wsch6d cd wolnego pa1stwa
Kongo, teskni teraz niezmier-
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dzmi wpada W rece z}odziei i
oszust6w, tract wszystko i b}a-
ka sic po kraju, jake otramp".
Przybywszy do Chicago, anaj,
duje sposobnosc do zapisania
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Normal School, kszta}ci sic,
zostaje maszynista, nawet do
chodzi do pewnego majate
czku, ale znowu wszystko to
traci,popadiszy W rece nowych
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rzeni o to, re obrabowali Chin.
czyka Soon Chung W pralni
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we krwi zabitego koguts, a
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