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The times., 1898-04-25
INTERESTING EXPERIENCE
OF an Iowa Lady Who Was Cured OF
Dyspepsia After Suffering for
Twenty-Five Years.

Mrs. Sarah A. Skeels, an estimable la
dy residing at Lynnyille, Jasper County,
Iowa, was for twenty-five years suffer
er from Dyspepsia, and her complete res
toration TO health is so remarkable that
we present the facts in the case for the
benefit Of our readers, many Of whom
have doubtless suffered in the same man
ner, and win. therefore, be interested in
learning how all stomach troubles may
be avoided and cured. Mrs Skeels says:
Il used only one package OF Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets, and ] received such
great and unexpected benefit that ! wish
10 express my sincere gratitude. In fact,
IT has been six months since / took the
medicine and / have not had one particle
OF distress or difficulty since. And all this
in the face Of the fact that the best doc
tors I consulted told me my case was in
durable. as / had suffered for twenty-five
years. ] want half dozen packages to
distribute among my friends here who
are very anxious TO try this remedy. Tru-
~ yours,
Mrs. SARAH A. SKEELS."
The reason why Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets are so successful in curing indi-
gestion and stomach trouble and the rea-
son why ii never disappoints those who
need il and use ii Is because nothing is
claimed for il except what II viii actually
perform. il is not a cure-all and no such
claims are made for it, 1t is prepared for
the sole purpose of curing Dyspepsia and
the various forms OF indigestion.
There is scarcely a patent medicine
made but what is claimed 10 cure dyspep-
STA. as well as a hundred other troubles
When, as a matter Of fact, a remedy TO
cure Dyspepsia must be prepared espe-
cially for that and nothing else and
among all the remedies, patent nostrums
bitters etc, so extensively advertised you
VIII find that Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets is the only one advertised as a cure
for dyspepsia ana nothing else The rem
edy Is prepared by the Stuart Co. of Mar
shall Mich. and for sale by all drug
gists al 80 cents per package, and if you
suffer from any form Of stomach de-
rangement or Indigestion trial will not
dlsappoint YOU.
A little book on stomach troubles mall
, ed free Address Stuart Gg., Marshall,
Mich. apr25-27-29
The times., 1898-04-25
MERR1oK FOR duAk's PLACE,
He May he Candidate for United
states Senator

WilliamspoTt, Pa, April 24-There is
some speculation here as to whether
this section of the State will not fur
nish candidate for United States SEN
ator. Major George w Merrick. of
Wellsboro, who has taken a prominent
part in the Wanamaker campaign will
in all probability be iu the race. This
statement is made on no less an au-
thority than Major Merrick himself,
who. on his return from the Wana-
maker meeting at Philadelphia declared
that Major Merrick himself wouldn't
be averse to being a senator. The
majors ability and shrewdness give
him a prominent place in the Republi-
can ranks.
1t begins to look as though the Re
publican Congressional contest in the
ixteenth district will soon oyershadow
all things else political. During the
past week Potter County has entered
the field with a candidate, in the per-
son Of A. S. Heck. Of CQudersport. Con-
| gresham Packer wl:)se home is at
WellsborO, while up from Washington
| the other day, announced himself as a
candidate for reelection. so that Ii
| oga is formally in the ring. LycCminS
| wills in all probability, be in the race
+ for two candidates-Elias Deemer and
Emerson Collins. Clinton, the other
county in the district. has not yet
announced any candidate, although
there is some talk that eX-Congress-
man A. S. Hopkins may seek a nomi-
nation. Clinton, however, may trail
with Potter, and if this be the case,
another deadlock in the conference is
! in prospect. Mr.. Heck, Potter's can
| didate, is secretary of the CouderspOrt
! branch of the Business Mems League.
The times., 1898-04-25
WILL REMAIN IN THE CABINET
Secretary AIger Denies That He Is
About TO Resfgn.

Secretary Alger positively denies the re-
port that he contemplates resigning. In
proof Of this assertion he stated that his
business manager had been in Washing
ton for several days, summoned here
FOR the express purpose Of taking detailed
instructions as to the management of the
Secretary's private affairs. He added
that he had thus so disposed OF his pri-
vate business as to enable him 10 devote
his entire time and attention TO the Gov
ernment's interest.
Gen. Alger said IN conclusion that he
was determined TO serve in his present
position until the end Of the present war.
Notwithstanding this denial, ii is per-
sistently asserted that there viii be a
change in the head OF the War Depart
ment within thirty days. II is said that
Secretary Alger's health is rapidly failing
under the physical strain now imposed
upon him, and that he will not be able 10
stand il much longer
Another report, said TO come from OFF,
cial sources is that the War Department
is far in arrears in preparations for war
compared with the means that have been
provided and with the condition of the
Navy Department. II is said that there
has been vacillation in the department,
where the emergency required prompt de-
cision.
Another report is that Secretary Alger
IS jealous Of Gen Miles; that he thinks
the President and Congressional COM
mittees pay more respect 10 Gen. Miles
and his suggestions than TO the Secre-
tary Of War.
The indications point TO the selection
Of Judge Day as the successor Of Secre-
tary Sherman. 1t was asserted last night
by persons in position to know that there
was no doubt Of the appointment of Day.
The times., 1898-04-25
A TERRIFIC CYCLONE.
Citizens Killed AMI Wounded and
Much Damage Done.

New Orleans, April PA terrible cy-
clone swept over J. w. Cranes plantation
on Red River, a few miles below here,
about O'Clock last evening. Thirtytwo
houses were blown down, including two
dwellings and Mr.. Cranes store. Two ne
groes were killed and several others
wounded. Mrs. Yates, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker and several other white people
. were wounded. The driver of an OK team
and part Of the wagon were blown away
and have not been found. Letters, papers
and remnants of goods from Mr.. Crane 5
store were picked up three miles away.
One man saw a wagon, a body and a
housetop with the gables intact whirling
through the air two hundred feet high.
Heavy rain prevails here, but no damage
was done.
Tonight a cyclone swept over West
Pascagoula, totally destroying the house
Of Henry Andrews, a colored man. Two
persons were killed and seven wounded,
perhaps fatally, all members of Andrews s
family
The times., 1898-04-25

cipline has been purely military. Since
1898 sixty-six official schools have been
supplied with field pieces, 100 with Spring
field cadet rifles and accouterments two
with carbines., one with revolvers and
fifty-three with sabers and swords. Some
of the colleges have held encampments
and practice marches during the five
years, by which nearly 16,000 students
have obtained the first essential knowl-
edge of soldieTly and camp life. In sew
eral instances colleges have united for
the purpose of such fundamental tactical
instruction.
1t will be seen. therefore. that inasmuch
as this instruction has been going on
now for over thirty years that there are
thousands of young men in the country
who could be called upon for army SER
vice who would bring to the service a
knowledge of military tactics obtained un-
der the best instructors which the Gov
ernment affords. ,-,5
The times., 1898-04-25
Manning 10 NnNicntors.

Lieut. Col. Chas. ]. Allen, Corps of En-
gineers, has promulgated the following
official notice:
On account of necessary operations for
the defense of the Potomac River and the
city of Washington, floating torpedoes
have been placed in the channel. These
torpedoes are dangerous to any vessels
travelling at high speed and especially so
TO steamers. Until notice is otherwise
given all vessels should proceed very
slowly and propeller wheels should not be
turned between the River View wharf and
the Government wharf at Sheridan Point.
a narrow channel is being buoyed in
the usual manner for the guidance Of yes
sells travelling by daylight. Vessels should
not undertake to pass at night through
that part of the river, viz, between Riv-
er View wharf and Government wharf at
Sheridan Point.
The times., 1898-04-25
HAVE We ANNEXED HAWAII :?
Reason TO Believe That the
Islands Are Ours.
AN EFFICIENCY OF WAR
The American Flag May Now BE
Flying Over the Government
Buiidings at Honolulu, and IL VIII
Secret Instructions to Minister
SewaIi.

There is the best Of reason for believing
that the American flag is now flying over
the government buildings of Hawaii. This
is in accordance with an agreement
reached between the President and Presi-
dent Dole of the Hawaiian government
some time ago, an agreement that was to
be carried out if war between Spain and
the United States should break out. In
the recent secret debate on the Hawaiian
annexation treaty Mr.. Davis made the
statement that in the event of war the
United States would be compelled TO take
military possession of the islands for its
own protection. and he declared that this
Government would not hesitate to do so.
1t had a larger interest in the islands
than any other power on earth and would
have the approval of the republic If it
should take this step. which meant prac-
tically annexation.
1t is known that short time ago this
Government purchased all the available
coal on the island. and that we now have
it stored at Pearl harbor where it is ac-
cessible to our ships. The amount pur-
chased is said to be in the neighborhOod
of 1900 tons, and includes every ton of
coal on the islands that can be procured.
So greatly has this reduced the supply
that If any ship other than a United
States vessel were to put in for their coal
it would be impossible to secure it.
1t is understood on the authority of a
leading member of the House Committee
on Foreign Relations that secret instruc-
tions We're sent to our minister at Homo
lulu and Admiral Miller, in command at
that station, TO take military possession
| of the islands on a specific date, and that
the date named was the 18th of April. The
advisability of seizing the islands in the
event of war has been discussed by the
President with members of the commit
tees OF both houses, and in view of the
previous understanding reached with
President Dole when he was here it was
decided that Pearl Harbor could not be
! left in such shape as to be considered
| neutral territory, condition which would
! debar the United States from securing
coal there and compelling them, if the war
were conducted to any great extent in the
| Pacific, to make San Francisco instead of
! the Hawaiian Islands a base of opera
! tions
The times., 1898-04-25
A Short Cut.

The steamer Alameda, which left San
Francisco for Honolulu several days ago,
carried important dispatches to Admiral
Miller and Minister Sewall, and it is be-
lieved these dispatches gave them the
situation UP to that time and directed
them to carry out the prearranged pro-
gram and run up the American flag over
the islands. This short cut towards an
nexation will meet the approval of the
American people
The times., 1898-04-25
The Pope's Position.
FRANCE is FRIENDLY.
She Hopes 10 See America Triumph
over Spain.

There has been much talk Of late about
the friendIiness Of France FOR Spain. IL
has been said at times that in case Of
n conflict between America and the Span
fish the French would be found aiding
the latter country even 10 the extent Of
arms.
This erroneous idea has been set ~ rest
81 a cable dispatch from Henri Roche
fort 70 Senator Morgan The distinguished
lsrenchman assures Senator Morgan that
ahere is not the slightest truth in the
statement that his country bears III viii
20 America, but on the contrary the
French people are heartily in sympathy
with fhis country as against Spain and
hope and believe that We VIII gain a
speedy and merited triumph.
The times., 1898-04-25
SERIOUS CUTTING AFFAIR.
John Kerrienn Bndiy wounded by
Daniel Lynch.

John Kerrigan, young man. who
lives at No. 81 jackson Street. received
two terrible knife cuts on the back of
his neck about 12:15 o'clock this morning
while passing along II Street, between
North Capitol and First Streets north
east, with two companions. He was hur-
r!ed to the Emergency Hospital by the
Sitxh precinct police, where the wounds
were sewed. One waA your inches in
length and the other three.
Daniel Lynch. One-eyed man. who is
employed as watchman in the District
sewer department, was arrested as the
assailant. Kerrigan stated that the cut
ting was unprovoked. Lynch denies that
he cut Kerrigan. The wounds viii not
reSnlt fatally.
The times., 1898-04-25
Rheumatism Cured

My wife has used Chamberlain's Pain
Balm for rheumatism with great relief.
and ! can recommend it as a splendid lini-
ment for rheumatism and other house
hold use for which we have found 1t val
uable-W. j. Cuyler, Red Creek. N. Y.
Mr. Cuyler is one of the leading mer-
chants of this village and one of the
most prominent men in this vicinity.-W.
G. Phippin, Editor Red Creek Herald.
For sale by Henry Evans, Wholesale and
retail druggist, 93S f Street northwest,
and Connecticut Avenue and Street
northwest, and 1923 Maryland Avenue
northeast.
The times., 1898-04-25
WILL ENTER A PROTEST.
Agents of Captured steamer Claim
1t Was Illegal.

New Orleans, April 24.-Messrs. Del
Corral and Sevilla, agents here of the
steamer Miguel Jervo, captured by the
United States fleet. near Havana, an
nounce that they will ask the United
States authorities to turn the vessel
over to its owners on the ground that
her capture was snap judgment the ship
having been given clearance papers by
the United States authorities in New Or
leans.
The cargo, they say. was ordered by
various firms in New Orleans, most of
them Americans.
The times., 1898-04-25
WHAT DO THE CHILDREN DRINK?

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you
tried the new food called GRAIN-O? 1t Is
dencious and nourlshinR and takes the place
OF coIIee lhe more Grain-O you give the
children the more health you distribute
through Their systems. Grain-O Is made OF
pure grains, and when properly prepared
tastes like the choice grades of coffee, but
coSts about one-quar ter as much. il grocers
sell IL. 1bo and 25c. ja27-tf
The times., 1898-04-25
THE OREGON SAFE.
AbuudanfIy Able to- Take Care of
Herself

The Navy Department has communi-
Gated with the battleship oregon Capt.
Clark. her commander, has been notified
that war is on.
The Oregon reached Punta Arena. Chill.
yesterday. She took on 500 tons Of coal
Numerous cablegrams awaited Capt.
Clark.
Officials say that the public need have
no fear of the Oregon being captured
In battle she is amply prepared 10 protect
herself
The Marietta Is with the Oregon. She
alone. so department officials say. can
handle the gunboat TemerariO, which is
reported to be waiting for the Oregon.
The times., 1898-04-25
The time will come when to remain
diseased will be a disgrace it should
be a crime. .-MUNY0N.

Right living and right treatment viii bring
about this state Of things. Prof Munyon means
TO carry his battle against disease and wrong
treatment until HEALTH is within the easy reach
of everyone
Such IS Munyon's Doctrine is brief.
Munyon's successful battle against disease has
proven the truth OF the statement Strange as
it may seem. there are thousands Of men and
women today who once believed their diseases
beyond cure. That was before Munyon came.
Believed they must die.
Now they are well.
The wonderful cures made through Munyon's
remedies, all over the country, and in Washington
in particular. haye surprised everybody-except
Munyon
Munyon is carrying happiness TO scores Of homes
all about US. Such record Of cures has never
been known before in the history Of medicine
Visit Munyon's Offices any hour in the day. and
the number OF people waiting their turn IS aston
ishing.
Over 500 people treated last week. some came
expecting to pay the doctors for examination and
We're surprised when payment was refused Others
expected they must purchase the remedies, but
there Is obligation buy a cents worth u
medicine unless you desire 10 do so.
Munyon's expert Physicians at your service
ABSOLUTELY FREE Not a penny 10 pay for
the fullest medical examination
Open all day and evening. Sunday, 20 >
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623 18th St. N. w.
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL
Corson & Mccartney,

Members OF the New York Stock Exchange.
1419 e.. Glover Building
Correspondents OF Messrs. Van Emburgh & Atter.
bury. Nc. Wall street.
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits Exchange Loans.
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities
listed the exchanges OF New York, Philadelphia.
Boston, and Baltimore bought and sold.
speciality made OF investment securities Dis
trict Bonds and all local Railroad. Gas. lnsuzancs
and Telephone Stock dealt in.
American Bell TelephOns Stock bought and
sold. maIssf
The times., 1898-04-25
sPtIN'S PROCLAMATION
Notifies the World That War
Exists.
RESERVES ALL HER RIGHTS

Promises Not TO Immediately Resort
10 PriXHIcering-Wiu Search Neu-
Treat American PriNatecrs as
Pirutes-VioIent Abuse of America.
The times., 1898-04-25

l0nH For the name. 1t is ''The Kelley In
lUUh stitute.' Look for the place 1t is 905
St NV, Washington, ID. c.; 14lS Madison ave-,
Baltimore, Md, and at Greensboro, n. c. Easily
! found
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Kronika Miejsc9Wd.
GOdne uZnania.

w si6dmej wardzie, dzieki stara.
niom klerka miejskiego Williana
loemera niejakiego E. F. Click.
mana, ubodzy ludzie moga tanio ku.
powac wegle.
E. F. Glickman, zam. ma rogu u
lie Jefferson O'Brien, spostrzegi, ze
biedni ludzie mieszkajacy W jego
sasiedztwie, zmuszeni wegle kupo.
wac buszlami, placili po 10 cent6w
"a buszel, ma ozem doskonale cara.
bali handlarze drobiazgowi, zwfasz-
cza, il czesto dawali przytem zse
miary. Kupii tedy kilks ton wegl
DO Genie hurtownej SITE "a tone
(wegli miekkioh) zaczal je SPREE
dawa6 ubogim po 5 cent6w "a bu-
szel. Ale strata byla ocsywista' q
tony pozyskiwas tylko "a buszli, ze
byly nadto wydatki przy rozprzeda-
zy buszlami, przeto tracia okoto 10
cent6w ma tonic. Zwr6cii Isle zatem
z prosba rade do Loeflera. Ten
2ywo zajas sic ta sprawa polecif
Glickmanowi dalej kupowa6 wegle i
sprzedawa6 ie tax tanio ubogim, a
straty zobowiazas sic pokrye. w So
bote zakupiono 20 toa i rozprzedano
ie buszlami po 5 cent6w. Pan Loe.
flsr chce nietylko VT wardzie CO.
dziennie okolo 20 ton W taxi spos6b
rozprzedawa6, ale nadto, jesliby to
sic powiodlo, W innych wardach "a
prowadzi6 takie dystrybueye wegli'
Walka byk6w.
Prezydent organizacyi "Humane
Society,", Shortall, dowiedzia} sic, ze
niedawno rzezalniach urzadzono
rodzsj walki byk6w W tym celu, BY
otrzymsd szersg obraz6w kinemato-
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Rome WiadOmOSgs
telegrafczne.

Towarzystwo Czerwone.
90 Krzyaa wyse}a Madrytu
delegat6w do Manili, ably u.
wolnic Hiszpan6w trzymanych
W niewoli przez Aguinalda.
- Sultan kaza} zamknac
dom sierot arme6skich W Boi-
tung, utrzymywany staraniem
ameryka1skich misyonarzy.
= Niemcy austryaccy pod
wodzs Schoenerera odbyli
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pielgrzymks do trumny BIZ
smarcka, krzyaackiego patro'
ma nieprzyjaci6i Slowian.
= Adwokat Amsa Thorn.
ton z New Yorku byl wczoraj
ma posluchauiu u OLGA swiete.
60 we Watykanie. Znalazl
papieza zdrowym i m6wiacym
chstnie o polityce.
- Cesarzowa chinska ME
przyjela dam, nalezacych do
rodzin pos}6w pa6stw zagra-
nicznych, re wzgledu ma
chinska etykiete dworska.
Poczta niemiecka zaro.
bila W ostnim roku obrachun.
kowym ma czysto 24,41S,S53
marek.
- Mlody Hurko otrul bra
ia rabusia tym sposobem, 2e
wsunal mu W usta kapsu}ke z
trucizna, caiujsc sic z MIN ma
pozegnanie.
Z Londynu wybra}o sic
trzech aeglarzy napowietrz'
nych balonem do Paryza.
- Wszystkie departamenty
urzedowe we Westinghouse
beda jutro, W dniu Dziekczy.
nienia, zamkniete.
- W Racine, Wis, spaliia
sic wielka fabryka "Belle City
Malleable Iron Works.. Stra'
ty wynoszs cwierc miliona do.
lar6W.
- w Cleveland, O., skra-
dziono ma poczcie 500 dolar6w.
- w Minnesota i Wiscon-
sinie zasypai snieg tax dalece
tory kolejowe, Ae pociagl spo-
zniaja sic.
- Do New Yorku przyby1
Rafael lglesias, prezydent re.
czypospolitej. Ze wzglsdu ma
stan zdrowia bawic zamierza
przez pewien przecisg czasu W
Stanach Zjednoczonych.
- We fabryce okret6w fir
my Armstrong & Go. spusz-
czono ma wode okret do rozbi.
jania lodu. Jestto najwiekszy
tego rodaaju okret W swiecie,
przeznaczony dla rzsdu rosyj-
skiego, kt6ry przy jego pomo'
cy pragnie przez Gala zine u
trzymywac aegluge ma morzu
Baityckiem.
w Texas, W rezerwacyi
Indyan pali}y sic cd dw6ch
tygodni stepy. Pozar szerzya
sic zrzsdziwszy dotychczas
S25O,OOO szkody. Wczoraj
spaH deszcz rzesisty zalaf o.
glen.
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DUMA UP0K0RZ0NA.
20 miion6W to ME cena odpoWiadajaca
Wartosci Flipin.
Rozruchy W Budapeszcie.
Carnegie przeoiwnikieraa aaneksyi.
Skargi ma Department. WOjny
Rozruchy W Budapeszcie.
Carnegie przeoiwnikiern an'
Skargi ma department wojny.

dzenia ,,swieta pokoju'', gdyz
W istniejacych obecnie warun'
kach nalezy co najwyzej urza'
dzae manifestacye ina uczcze'
ME naszej zwyciszkiej armii".
Traktat pokoiu, sawarty W
Paryzu, stanie sic poczatklem
novel wojny, jeaeli Rad wa
shingto1ski ME zejdzie z faf
szywej drogi, ma kt6ra naszych
Jingos6w popchnela przebie'
gla Anglia. Nawo}uje Rad do
tego senator zwiazkowy Hoar
Bostonu, kt6ry wczoraii
oswiadczyl wrecz, &c radzi
rzsdy mad Filipinami powie-
rye krajowcom i zostawif ich
nastepnie wiasnemu losowi.
Jezeli- m6wi Hoar - uwazac
bsdziemy Filipi6czykow "a
naszych poddanych, a archipe'
lag Filipifski jako pahstwo
lenne, epoka upadku naszej
rzeczypospolitej liczyc sic be-
die cd czasu rzad6w McKin.
leya.
Me jeden Hoar stale W tym
wypadku W drodze dzisiejsze-
mu presydentowi z jego zamy'
slaui. Utworzyla sic Liga
Antyimperyalistow, kt6rych
sama nazwa pietnuje zwolen.
nik6w polityki zabor6w mia
mem nieprzyjacia swob6d po.
litycznych naszej rzeczypospo'
litei. Wypadki W Pana i we
Virden, W ncywilizowapym"
stanie Illinois, oraz we Will
mington, W Polnocnei Karoli-
ME stanowia jeden wiecej wy
mowny dow6d, jak mafo many
prawa narzucae swe rzady
mieszka6com Kuby Filipin,
jezeli W naszych wlasnych
granicach panuja stosun ki,
przypominajace sredniowie-
czne czasy ,,Raubritter6w" i
wojen chlop6w. W}asciciele
kopalni W Pana, utworzyli re
swej posiadlosci twierdze, bro.
nious przez importowanych
Negr6w, z kt6rej wypadajs
dzicy murzyni i niepokojs
bia4ych, pomimo ze milicya
pilnuje porzadku W miescie.
Wobec przedstawicieli wladz
atakuja robotnicy pocisg, wio.
zscy Negr6w i dokonywa sic
W ko6cu l9 wieku rzez ma uli'
each miasta, jak ongi, "a CA
sow krzyzackich W Prusiech.
W Karolinie ME podobaja.
sig bia}ym legalne rzady Ne
grow, podnoszs przeto formal
ny bunt, mordujs swych car
nych wsp6lobywateli, wydzie'
raia wladze wybranym wick:
szoScis glos6w urzeduikom i
zaprowadzajs lad tego rodza'
iu, ze setki rodzin uciekajs z
miasta chronis sic po bagnach
i puszczach. Take rzeczy
dziejs sic bezkarnie. Guber'
natorzy SO wobec mich bezra-
dni, a rzadowi zwiazkowemu
ME przychodzi ma mysl, azeby
zapobiedz bezprawiu j anar'
chii. Prezydent Nc Kinley,
ma}y cz1owiek do wielkich
interes6w, niema czasu myslec
0 zsprowadzeniu poszanowa.
MIA prawa W swym wlasnym
domu, gdya zajety jest plana'
mi ustanowienia wzorowych
rzsd6w ma Kubie i Filipinach
i wyspach Ziodziejskich, prey
pomocy takich gubernatorow,
jakich posiada Poinocna Ka-
rolina lub stan Illinois.