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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
AMERICAN CITIZEN
CAST into PRISON
John Augustine Arrested by
Nicaragua Officials on a
FIimSy Pretext.
However, Minister Baker Inter-
fered and Caused the Release
of the Accused Man.
Special Correspondence of THE CALL

MANAGUA. NICARAGUA, Oct. IL
John Augustine, an American cit zen, was
arrested al San Carlos, at the mouth of
the San Juan River, on September a. by
order of President Zelaya's brother. and
without any pretense of trial was i'm
prlsoned in the penitentiary. Mr.. Au-
gustine was formerly Uniled States Con-
sui at Bluefields, Moso"ito Territory. and
Is at present in charge OF the Navlg cation
Com pany's steamers on the San Juan
River About October Mr.. Augustine
succeeded in sending word of his Impris.
onment to the United States Consul at
Managua, who. it is now claimed. in
formed the prisoner that he could do
nothing for him. citing. j: is alleged, the
instance of two tramps from the United
States who had been arrested several
months ago for cause, and who were
shipped out of the country.
However, about October 5 the fact of
Mr.. AugCstine's arrest became known TO
United States Minis er Baker, who wrote
TO President Z.laya on the subject, with
the result that the prisoner was allowed
TO leave the penite iarv on parole, with
orders not to leave the city of Managua.
The facts in the case seem 20 be that q
Government official of Nicaragua, several
days previous 10 the arrest of Mr.. Angus
tine, had forcibly taken possession OF the
steamers OF the Navigation Company and
was running them TO suit himself. On
Septem Der IL Mr.. Augustine was orde red
by q Government official to direct the
movements OF the boats, apparently for
The purpose of getting the company TO
feed and pay the men on board. This
Augustine refused to do unless the boats
were turned over to the company and he
received orders from the latter to comply
with the Governments demand. Under
these circumstances, Mr.. Augustine re-
quested tie Nicaragua military officer
commanding at Fort San Carlos 10 tele-
graph 10 the company for Instructions.
b Ut instead, it is asserted, his officer tele-
graphed something to his superior officer,
which caused an order for the arrest of
Mr.. Augustine to be issued, whether he
is a citizen of the United States or not'
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
BIDDERS GIVEN
FURTHER TIME
Union Pacific Sale to
Be Postponed Until
December Is.
Attorney = General MCkenn i
Will Await Action by
Congress.
Reorgan'zers of the Road Issue a
Statement Showing Their Plans
VIII Not Be Changed.
Special Dispatch to THE CALL

NEW YORK, Oct. % The Union
Pacific reorganization committee has
maoe the following announcements:
THE Attorney-General has notified this
committee that he proposes to ask the
court for an adjournment of the fore
closure sale of the Kansas Pacific and
Union Pacific railway property to Decem-
Der 10, so as to postpone the final dis
position after Congress shall have met
This action is no doubt taken to free the
ad m inis:ration from embarrassment.
The reorganization committee has,
however. reached the conclusion that
the interest of the security holders rep
resented by it, and of the syndicate fur
nishing the funds to finance the reorgan-
iZatioD. requires settlement without any
further delay. 10 this situation the COM
mittee contem plates, in order to gain
prompt possession of the Union Pacific
line, to oppose any adjournment of the
sale of the main line and TO bid it in, if need
be, for the full amount of the Govern
ments claim, the additional sum involved
in this being about $8, 600 coo.
LAS to the Kansas lines the foreclosure
OF tue first liens upon the subsidized di-
visions of the Kansas Pacific Railway
will be energetlcally pressed, and when
these foreclosures shall be accom- plished
the reorganization of the Kansas Pacific
line will be completed as planned.
'All a!lotments under the plans of the
Kansas Pacific holders, amounting to
about $15 600, 900 in new bonds and 500
600 600 III preferred stock, will remain re-
served for the reorganization of the Kan
sas line.
THE amount OF new tirst-m orr gage
bonds to be issued for the purpose or the
reorganization of the Union Pacific may
exceed so 900. 900 and of the preferred
stock $50, 000,0 600. No change in the plan
Of ici
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
BEFORE JUDGE sANBORN.
Motion WiU Be Made 10 Postpone the
Union Pacific Safe.

Notion Wiu Be Made TO Postpone the
Unton Pacific Safe.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Oct. Pa motion
on the part of the Government to post
pone the date of sale OF the Union Pacific
will be made before United States Judge
Sanborn in this city tomorrow. 1t is
thought Judge Sanbern will set an early
da te for the heariny.
General John c. Gown of Omaha, one
of the Govern assistant counsel in
these | roceedings, reached st. Paul this
morning, and during the day had an In
formal conference with Judge Sanborn.
He said that the Government desired at
an early date to make the motion referred
10. Ex-Governor Hoad:ey, the chef of
The Governments special counsel in the
Union Pacific case, is expected TO arrive
in the morning.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
LOST In THE WILDS
OF new MEXICO
Prospec.or Wanders for Three
Days Without Food or
Water.
Secretary of the Illinois Labor
Bureau.
Special Dispatch to TIE cA1L

LORDSBURG, n. MEX, Oct. 25.-G. A.
Schilling, secretary of the Labor Bureau
of Illinois under Altgeld, who is now
mining at Gold Hill. twelve miles north
east of this place, just had narrow es-
cape from death. On Friday morning be
left Speeds ranch, seven miles from the
camp of Gold Hill, to walk home. he
saw a mountain that he thought was the
one which overlooked the camp, and
clim bed it. When he looked down on the
other side he could not see the camp, and
then he knew that he was lost.
Schilling kept on travelling until dark,
and then made fire and slept by Ii. On
Saturday morning he started again in the
hope Of reaching a railroad track which
he could follow into Lordsburg He found
a ranch building at noon, and was greatly
relieved, but when he got 10 it he found ii
was deserted and that there was no water
there. That afternoon he found prickly-
pear bush that was SO shaued that the
pears had not ripened. He ate of them
ana they probably saved his life.
Schilling again started for the railroad
track, and in about three hours came to
the same bush again. He took the rest of
the pears and again struck out south
ward. Night came on and he had to camp
again, with nothing to eat and nothing TO
drink. Yesterday morning he got over
the range of mountains that had Sc pa
rated him from the railroad track and
saw train passing. He was twenty miles
from the track, but bravely started for il,
reaching it in the afternoon. He found
some wet mud i'll a cuiveTt, into which he
thrust his feet and hands, getting some
relief.
No trains came along and he started to
walk into Lordsburg. After travelling
four miles he looked around and thought
he saw a body OF water behind him. He
started back and found he had seen a
mirage. He then concluded 10 wait until
night and walk into LORD burg in the cool
of the evening. After lying under cul-
vert in the railroad track for some hours
he heard horse and wagon. He looked
up and saw a man and woman driving
along. H went out and hailed them ana
commenced telling his story. Before he
had completed a couple of sentences the
man thrust bottle of water toward him.
and he declares it was the most paIata bic
drink he ever tasted. The first bottle was
followed by two others, and his rescuers
gave him food and brought him into town.
Sehilling is very ill as the result of his
suffering.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
FIR-BEARING HERDS
FAST DISAPPEARING G
Thousands of Pups Die on tn g
RookerieS Because of
PelagiC Sealing.
Dismal Reports Brought From tn q
North by the Revenue
Gutter Perry.
Special Dispatch / o THE CALI.

ASTORIA, Oct. 25-The revenue cutter
Perry, on her late Bring Sea cruise, trav-
eled 10000 miles inspecting sealing sta
;ions and islands. In all this cruiss not
over 300 >eals were seen in the water.
Thirty American and Canadian sealing
vessels were engaged during the season,
and up TO Septem Der 20 their catch was
about Il. 900 seals. The highest mum Der
taken by any vessel was about 140O, the
average being AGO.
Thousands OF pup seals died on the
rookeries because of the pelagic sealing.
1t seems 10 be the policy of the British
Government not 10 interfere with the
plans and operations of Canada. The
Canadians care little or nothing for the
future of the sealing industry. They want
what they can get out of it a e present.
Professor kincaid, who spent the sum-
mer on st. Pau! Island, discovered in that
far-off region $50 species of insects and 20
species of birds, where before it was
thought there was little lie of this nature.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
CHRISTIAN TEkP.RAhCE WORK.
Opposition Shown to the LICENSING
Scheme Advocated by Lady
Somerset,

TORONTO. ONT Oct. 25.-The world 5
convention of the W. c. T. q. is at its
height here. 1t was stated with positive
ness that the executive committee on
Friday had elected Lady Somerset vice
president, but the announcement will be
Withheld till tomorrow in order to avoid
discussion.
The second days session was opened
with the pavilion crowded to the doors.
Mrs. Sanderson read her report as treas
urer. The financial statement covered
the period from June l. 1896 to May 81,
1897. The total receipts were $20S1, with
disbursements of $20S2. =
Mrs. Josephine Butter. who was to ha We
read an address on Promotion Of Social
Purity" sent a letter of regret from
Switzerland. She avowed her unalterabl
antagonism to the licensing scheme advo-
Gated by Lady Henry Somerset, and said
that If there was any compromise or
swerving or undecisive leadership with re-
gard to the social purity movement she
would be obliged to sever her connection.
a long letter was read from Lady Henry
Somerset containing expressions OF regret
at her inability to take her accustomed
place in the convention on account of her
recent illness.
This afternoons session was held in the
pavilion and the ed fee was thronged. A
paper on scientific temperance instruction
was read by Mrs. Mary II. Hunt. who was
followed by Mrs. WILDER g. Crafts in a
treatise on Sunday-school work.
The programme was changed in order
TO introduce Miss Westover of the New
Y ork Trl bune, who addressed the conven-
tion on Good Humor in the Temperance
Work Among Women" She was followed
by her father, Professor Westover. who
spoke on his personal experience as Il
miner and pioneer in the West.
Miss Anna A. Gordon presenie her re-
port on the juvenile work, of which she is
superintendent. Other interesting reports
were made.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
General Ca,ritIo Killed.

NEW YORK, Oct. pa special from
Havana says: An official dispatch from
Managua announces the death OF
Brgadier-General Castillo, who had been
in command of the insurgent forces. The
body is now being brought to Havana.
The Spanish forces under General RuanC
killed him
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
Lefns~d 10 Interfere.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The United
States Supreme Court to-day refused to
grant writ of habeas corpus in the case
of Henry Craemer, who is under sentenc ce
of death for murder in The State of Wash
ngton, affirming the decision of the
w, shington Citcuit Court in refusing 10
IN
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
Prepnrtno Democratic Lit.rntur.

CHICAGO. Oct. 25.-The Democratic
National Committee, through Senator
Jones, chairman, has opened a bureau in
Chicago for the distribution of literature
and for the preparation OF matter in
plat es and torms for country newspapers.
A vigorous cam paign of education will be
carried on, with view 10 oecting Demo
cratic Congress in 1893. Senator Jones
will direct all matters connected with the
literary bureau.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
Moan Rtd.s n stake Winner.

LONDON, Oct. 25.-The Lorillard- -Beres-
lord stanie's three-year-old chestnut colt,
QuiEble IL by Sensation, out of Quandray,
won the Newmarket maiden plaIe to-day.
There were SIX starters. Coolgardie fin
ished second and Bonafide third. Quibb e
II was ridden by Tod Sloan, the American
Jockey
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
Pacific Coast Pensfon,.

WASHINGTON, Oct. %. Pensions
have been granted as follows:
California: Original - Ira Wheeler
Berkeley. Increase-Edward Il. Madison.
Sulphur Creek. Original widow and spe.
cial-Bridget Farrell, San Francisco.
Washington: Original-John c. Spen-
Ger, South Park. Increase-Eiias John
son. Guy; Charles J. D,shazo, olympia.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
Iv... HYforoos a Member.

CHICAGO. Oct 15.-Evans Holbrook of
Stanford University, has been elected a
member OF the governing committee
wbicn will direct the meets OF the reor-
ganized Western Intercollegiate Associa-
tion.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
Justice Foitrru Resson,.

SAN RAFAEL Oct. 25.-Ju .tice of the
Peace Thomas Frottre!l of Mill Valley
rendered his resignation to the Board of
Supervisors to-day and it was acce pted.
IL Is proDaD. that Oscar Callister of Mill
Valley will be appointed to fiji the
vacancy.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
klc lAE ELECTRO nglDF
VE wv MEDICAL UUkF

and you will surely find yourself on the high road
10 more trouble, misery, remorse and anguish than
ou ever thought IL the lot of any 10 bear.
NOu may say what's the of fchting? I've
tried medicine, electr ity and lots OF things, and
I've exerted nv viii power to its greatest extent,
but IT'S all
Did you ever stop to think that with your fail
ing health. your VII power has almost left you
Did you ever stop 20 think that Though Old fosy
physicians with their old-fashioned methods Of
treatm ent had failed 10 benefit you that some day
there might oome to the front new and won
derful method that would straighten you up in
almost time? our
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Oct. %. = To-day
statement of the condition OF the treas
ury shows: Available cash balance, $2l1,
S25, ,537; gold reserve, $l52, ,902 $50
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
Postmaster at Irrin5ten.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-N. L. Babb
was to-dav appointed Postmaster at Irv-
ington, Alameda County, Cal, vice r. B.
Cromwell, removed.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
Gold From. TIE Antipodes.

SYDNEY. N. S. w, Oct. 25-The
steamer Mariposa, Captain Harvard
which sailed from his port to-day for San
francisco, takes f-75, coo 10 the United
States.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
EBANKs TO mr. RAsExrEncED

"O "TT"Hc' OTHeTs HtS LeTNrh 70
Ann DieUo COuntY.
SAN DIEGO, Oct. 25.-Judge Torrance
mas issued an ord Ter Tor the return OF Joe
Eoanks on Novem Der 2. 10 be resentenced
10 ueath- The order will hasten matters
~ 'he contempt case of Acting Warden
Eugar OF san Quentin, cited to appear 10
snow cause why he snould not be pun
ished for no: having hanged the mur.
uerer.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
U,U-kno,cn Mint.ter Dcod.

LONDON, Oct. 25.-Rev. John Slough.
ton, d. D.. the well-known Congregational
minister. is dead. He was born at Nor
wien in 1907.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26

conscious intervals l prayed to God to
bring me hep-to help me do right and
even not take my own life."
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
ksEsAf ELECTRO nIgDF
lVE w MEDICAL SEhInE

will do it as you are an inch high. 1t
will restore your Will power, your manly vigor,
and Danish, as if by magic that feeling that ell o:
the sunshine has gone out of ~Our life forever.
MiddIe-aged or Old Men, it is Just Whist
You need. II viii vItalize your blood and will
surely free you from mans greatest foe,
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
new CURE
FOR ALL DISEASESi
YOUNG MAN!

Are you looking for trou BILE ?
Haven't you had enough already?
If your nerves are weakening ana your brain
confused, your touidence waning
If you are tie oming tim d always uneasy and
filled with gloomy foreb0dings to your future
Keep right on! Yield to dlseasei Give it
unchecKeI S~a Just lie down; don't fight it.
and above all things, don't take weeks Trial of
Our
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-26
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

If you suffering from lost power caused by
excessive induigences, indiScretions of youth ex-
haustive drain, business domestic troubles,
from blood skin di eases. weak organs, vari-
cocsle, hydrocele, rheumatis sm paralysis epilepsy
or diseases of any Kind, you will find in olr
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-04-03

god, moi chsopiec ma wssystkiego
poddostatkiem. Teraz umar{ moi
maz, a syn pahstwa r. uwazajac 60
"a swsgo ojoa, codziennie odmawia
modlitwe "a spok6j jego duszy, a
tymczasem MAJ moi kilka juz nooy
raedu ukszywa} mi sic we snie i
zalal, zeby wlasne jego dziecko mo
dlilo sic "a niego, a ME oboe. Ko
beta zslewajac sic &zami, b&ags}a
rabina, ably W jskikolwiek spos6b
wybawii ia cd meki, jaka jej zsdaja
wyrzuty sumienia Ia ten postepek.
Rsbin udal sic do PIP. r., opowie
dzisi i'm GAIA historya, kt6ra zakoh
czyaa sic tenn, il PIP. r. wzieli ma
wychowanie obu ch&opo6w. Najcie-
kawszem jest jednak to, ze ka2dy Z
oh&opakow kocha swoja mniemana
matkei wcale ME zyozy sobie zmiany
tegoz losu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-04-03
TOLEDO, OHIO, SOBOTA, 3 KWIETNIA 1897.
sta}y ma polu walki o prawa
nhu uatalskie

stafy ma polu walki o prawa
obywatelskie.
W}adze chca lud sprowoko-
wac do niewczesnej nier6wnej
walki, aby potem topiac W
piersiach zbuntowanego ludu
bagnety-byt usprawiedliwio
nymi W oczach cywilizowanej
Europy.
Odgfos naduayc wyborczych
W Galicyi odbit sic g}uchym
echem az o brytyjskie ska1y,
DO przyby} do Galicyi niejaki
White, wys}any cd redakcyi
"Dai]y MALI, dziennika wy.
chodzacego W Loudynie, aby
ma miejscu zebrac fakty j udo'
wodnic Europe, re Galicya-
to druga Armenia dla ludu
pod rzadami szlachty polskiej...
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-04-03
W0jns 0 Krete W FOznaniu.

Ma ulicy Wa}owej zgroma
dzilo sic niedawno przeszlo stu
ch}opc6w W wieku do 16 lat
podziel:wszy sic ma "Grek6w
"Turk6w' bawili sic W woine.
Przez diuzszy czas bombardo
wall sic nawzajem przeciwnicy
kamieniami, nastepuie przy,
stapili do "ataku'', przyczem
piescie i kije by}y W robocie.
Przechodzacy tamtsdy officer
powiadomif o tenn policye przy
Berli6skiej bramie, kt6ra roz
pedzila zapasnik6w. Zabitych
i rannych wprawdzie ma polu
bitwy ME by1o, ale wielu z
"walczacych" wysz}o z si6cami
gazami. TAX zakohczyla sic
''sprawa krete6ska' W Pozna-
niu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-04-03
TABOR ROSYJSKI,

Warszawa. Po dokoranym spisie
ludnosci okaza}o sie,,ze Warszawa Ii
czy 558 tysiecy mieszkahc6w; Mosk.
wa p6}tora miliona. Petersburg l
million.
Trzebienie lssow ma Litwie. Pi-
sza wilma: Biezacej zimy panuje
niebywa}y pospiech W cieoiu las6w.
Kupcy formalnie goraczkuja, stara
jac sig ogarnsc pochwycic oa}y
drzewostan W CUB. wielehskiej jed
nej zimy wyrwac wszystko, co sic
da, ME gardzao sni osina. w daw.
nych warunkaoh roboty take trwa-
}yby lat kilka. Ostatni kes bywa
zawsze nsjbardziej }akomy. Szcze.
g6lniejszy ruch wre " pow. wilej.
skim, mianowicie W jego pograniczu
po}udniowo wsohodniem. To samo
praktykuje sic W CUB. mihskiej. Od-
kryte przestrzenie wp}ywaja ma
zmiane warunk6w klimatycznych,
przez wszystkie dziury i szpary
swieoi sic ekonomiozna ruina kraju.
Nikna wiekowe skarby krajowe, a
rosna fortuny kupc6w lesnych.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-04-03

czyc socyalizm i socyalist6w,
czy ufaja, re to, czego ME do
kaza}y Rad, kler, szlachta i IL
berali, i'm sic powiedzie? Cay
ME widza, ze socyalisci rosna W
tel walce i juz W niej do chic
pow dotarli... Czy ME znaja hi
storyi rozwoju socyalizmu, kto
ry jeszcze zadnej pozycyi ME
porzuci}, a nowych tyle zdoby}
Czy tax i'm zreszta dobrze "
tenn kapitalistycznem pa1stwie
aby dla nlego sk}adali otiare z
resztek, ju5 ME uczciwosci, ale
rozumu politycznego?
So oni partya polityczna, q
wiec caloscia, kt6ra poniesie
kiedys wiedzialnost "a
tych, co ich dzisiaj pchaja po'
prostu W ramona klerykalnej
reakcy1, stojacej u wr6t przy'
szfego parlamentu."
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-04-03
POLACY w BRAZYLlI.

Kurityba.-W miesiaou lutym
przystapiono do budowy szkoay pol.
skiej. Tow. Kosciuszki, ktore budo.
we te rozpocze}o, zbiera sksadki ma
dokohczepie budowy. Adres prezesa
tow: Aleksander Smobowski rua 5
de Novembro 43 Typ, Modelo, Curl,
tyba, Brazil.
Sac Paulo.-Tow. Polskie bratniei
Pomocy wybralo ma rok biezacy no
wy zarzsd, kt6ry sic skaada naste
pujacyoh os6b: l. Kamihski, Prezes
j. Kufel W. Prezes-T. Kazmier.
ski, Sekretarz-W. Napierski, skar-
bnik. Radni: r. kukaszek,-W Bull
kowski,-J. Dramihski,-R Kowa.
lewski.-J. Matys, bibliotekarz J.
Ralkoski, zastepca sekretarza.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-04-03
ROZMATTE ZDANIA.

Ilez to razy zuzywamy bardzo vie
le rozumu nato, aby zrobic gaupstwo.
Za-ozumia2ost jest tax smieszna
oznaka charakteru, il chociazby przez
zarozumia}ost nalezy jej unika6.
Maj jlepszem przyzwyczajeniem
jest ME mice zadnych przyzwycza-
JEFF.
Opatrznosc jest wielka; kazdemu
da}a cacko, lake dziecieciu, dziecie
kobiecie, kobiete mezczyznie.
Nadobny posag jest W tel bialo'
g}owie, gdy cicha W czynach i cicha
W rozmowie.
Najsilniej nienawidzimy ludzi,
kt6rzy przylspaG mas ma niecnych u
czynkach.
Rzadko zdsrza sic, aby ksiazka by.
Ia g}upsza cd jej autora.
Godns rozumna odpowiedz, warta
pieciu msdrych zapytah.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-04-03
TABOR AUSTRYACKI.

Prawybory W Ko1omyi, i Brodaot
wypad}y W duchu rzadowym, dziek
temu, ze robotnioy usuneli sig cd
g}osowania.
Krakow. Leslaw Borohski, dr.
praw, adwokst krajowy wydawcs
"Nowej Reformy" W Krakowie, ode
bral sobie zycie wystrzaaem rewol
weru.
Prawybory W Jaros}awiu wypsd
}y W polowie ma korzysc socyalist6w
Ma 36 kandydatow zwyciezy}o ID
socyalistyczuych - mimo ogromne!
presyi ze strony przeciwnik6w.
Krakow. o stosunkach W Bosni
wygiosila odczyt lekarka, pani DIR.
med. Krajewska. Uprzedzenie lud
nosci tamtejszej przeoiwko lekarzom
Jest wielkie, mimoto W 3 latach u.
dsiela.a ono okolo 20 tysiacom ohio
rych rad leksrskich. Jedus trzecia
tychze stanowili mahome TAME. Sta.
ra}a sc wszelkiemi sposobami wy.
korzeni6 to uprzedzenie do lekarzy
i wpaja6 W ludnosd przekonanie c
skutecznos,i 81 rad l. ~karskichi leksrstw
samych. Usiaowauia to by}y dose
pomyslne.
Przepowiednia. w Krakowie, "
r. 1887 wysz1a broszurka D. t. "Prze
powiednie wieszczki Lenormaud c
przysz1osci Europy, spelnione cd r
l848 ! spe3nic sic majace do r. 1899 y
Broszurka ma str. 9 miesci "przepo
wiednia' ''nastepujaca: "Greoya dooze.
ka sic bury, ktora zerwie wszystkie
stosunki spc}eczne, tax, ze krol do
browoloie kraj opusci, Grecy pom
nj ma to, ze niegdys byli panaml Ca
rogrodu, korzystajsc z cs}abienia
Turcyi, beda usi}owali podwakrct
wyprzec muzu}man6w Europy dc
Azyi, lecz "a kazdym rszem beds
pokonani, az nakonieo wielkie LUDLOW
po3aczenie, biorace W Niemczect
swoj poczatek, pospieszy W pomoe
Grekom, kt6rzy tym sposoben
wzmocnieni, oczysoiwszy Europe 2
Turkow, przeniosa znowu swoja sto.
lice do Carogradu, czyli dawnej
Bizancyi"