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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-06-11
NO QUORUM.
FOUR ALDERMEN MEET IN THE CoUN-
GIL CHAMBER.

GIL CHAMBER.
Unable to To the City's Business,
They AdjOurn-Probable Cause of
Members Being Absent,
The regular meeting of the city
council fell On last evening and. as
! two meeting nights had come and
gone without meeting being secured,
! it was hoped and believed a sufficient
number OF the members would appear
in tue council chamber and take their
seats In the semi-circle, as the city's
business is suffering for the want of
attention by the board Of aldermen.
In this the friends of the council
were disappointed, as only four alder
men were present when Mayor Rich
arGson called for order, Recorder Edes
marking as present the following gen.
tlemen. Aldermen f. A. Legg, Lee
McGrew, j. M. Lawrence aod E. f.
ParkhurSt. AS no quorum was pres
ent, a motion to adjourn was made
and the council was dissolved foI the
evening, the members present leaving
the chamber reluctantly, as they were
anxious to do the work needed. j. =.
Graham, Hiram Smith, M. w. HunG
and A. Il. Buren were the absentees.
Inquiry, as TO the probable cause of
their absence, elected the infOrma-
tion, from members present, that the
only excuse they could have was the
fact that the bill OF l.. w. Mccoy, the
contractor who built one of the
bridges owned jointly by the county
and city, amounting to $S7, was to
come up for payment by the council,
Whether this is the case Is, of course,
not certain, but the repeated absence
OF the members, who are opposed to
paving this claim, would giYe,at least,
color 10 the belief that the absence is
a studied one.
DON'T LIKE WORD DOODLE.
The attention ofCouncilman Hiram
Smith was called to the Statesman's
account Of the "hold up"
EYES," said Mr.. Smith, ~ saw it
and called Mr., Hendricks attention
to the inacuracy. He admitted that
1t was an unjust account, and said
that he would see that II was cor
rected. 1t has not been corrected
yet. No, l never stayed away from
council meeting to block legislation,
although l fought this bill, If the
members who were present told the
Statesman that, they knew better, be-
cause that bill for $3.50 was laid on
the table and under parliamentary
rules IL could not be allowed until IL
was taken off the table, reported on
by the committee and considered in
open council.
DISREGARD PARLIAMENTARY LAW.
"But then they don't care for par
laws. suppose they
could take 1t eff the table any time;
perhaps they have already done so.
81 don't see why they don't simply |
draw up a warrant for the amount
referring the matter TO coun-
oil atall 1t would not be the first
time that thing has occurred.
RECORDER EDES' MESSAGE.
{ c"Regarding my not attending
council meeting last Tuesday night
Mr., Smith continued, Recorder
Edes came by my house aDd told me
there would not be any council meet
ing that night and that 1t swould not
be necessary for me TO attend.
believe he also told Professor Gra>
ham the same thlng.'
PARKnURsr AND TERRELL.
Mr. Smith then went on to tell how
contracts for bridges had been
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-06-11
Judge Boise grows younger.

Why not do up the Spaniards at
Salem on July A.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-06-11
When love

when love
knocks at a wo-
M n S heart he
usually comes in
disguise. Doesn't
want it KIN ow u
what he's up to.
If she knew all
about the little
rascal, would she
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-06-11

There is chance for the statesma an
poet,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-06-11

Last year THE JOURNAL man wrote
up one of Til Ford's big wheat farms
In fine style. The assessor slapped on
$1,000 increased valuation and Ford
was out $25.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-06-11

Anonymous political campaign
work is not effective enough. If all
ii. S, Lyman's influential friends had
come out openly for him and publicly
stated their reasons, he would have
been elected,
The Coconino sun., 1898-12-10
Information Furnished

To the tourist respecting scenic points of interest how reach them. and cost of transportation and datiOns.
 To the Health-seeker, the climatic influence the human system
 To the Investor Specuator the various openings to get large returns from capital both limited and unlim ted.
 To the Home-seeker the various opportunities and limited possibilities of farming in this section. Prices of horses, cattle, sheep and hogs
 Actual statistics of resources, such water coal lumber building stone, sand me brick, copper mines silver and gold mines, asbestos storage rriga ton and electrictica possibilities.
 We handle commission all kinds of property and have for sale city and country property improved and unmproved.
 Abstracts to titles furnished accurately records searched Correct and reliable assays all minerals furnished through the most competent and chemists the Pacific coast.
 Anna..-.- N. SIMPSON. ms 10 and II. Rabbit Block. Secretary and N, A A A A A
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kLONDIK

STEAMBOAT MACHINERY FOR SALE
one pair 4xlG-inch steamboat engines.
one pair 5x2o-inch steamboat engines.
one pair bx2i-inch steam boat engines.
one pair 1x30-inch eamboat engines.
one pair sx3s-inch steamboat engines
one pair sxf2-nch steamboat engines.
one pair lax4s-inch steamboat engines
One pair Pinch by +-foot steamboat en-
gines.
One pair Finch by fa-foot steamboat
engines
One pair i3-inch By s-foot steamboat en-
gines.
One pair H-inch by 5-foot steamboat en-
gnes.
One pair 1s-inch by 5-fooi steamboat en-
gines.
One pair l7-inch BY 5-foot steamboat en-
gines.
One pair Is-inch by 7-foot steamboat en-
gines.
One pair Finch by s-foot steamboat en-
gines.
One pair 2s-inch by s-foot steamboat en-
gines.
The above all complete with shafts.
fanges. cranks. bed. plates. slides, pillow
For full particulars and prices address
Schoellhorn-Aibrecht Machine Co., 90 and
80 North Levee. St Louis. Mo
VESSELS FOR SALE OR CHARTER
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Two InGpoATss one large; one small
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READ ApvERTrsEMENT Of cryxtar,red
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READ ADVERTISEMENT OF Cryssalssxed
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NOMENCLATURE MAPS
NEW ALASKA MAP. showing voutea
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ALASKA- KL0NDIKE WANTS



FOR KoTEBzUE SOUND. ROUND
TRIP $50 WE WILL DISPATCH
NAT ! ONE OF OUR OWN
srAuNcH. WELL AND COMFORT
ABLY FITTED FAST SAILING
sCHooNERs. COMMANDED BY
ABLY EXPERIENCED ALASKAN
NAVIGATOR. 10 ACCOMPANY AND
REMAIN AT DISPOSITION OF THE
PARTY THE ENTIRE SEASON. RE-
TURNING THEM HOME AS LATE
AS PRACTICABLE AT THE END
OF THE SEASON. THE VESSEL
PROPOSED HAS BEEN TO KoTzE-
BUE TWO TRIPS UNDER THE
SAME NAVIGATOR WE NOW PRO
POSE YoU. THE VESSEL is NEW.
COMMoDIOUS AND EMINENTLY
SAFE: NO CRowDINd WILL BE
Al i EN- Il Ell <fhG, nO1->o
TRIP. INCLUDING ONE TON SUP
PLIES. $50: BOOKS FOR PASSAGE
NOW OPEN.
FOR CHARTER-TUG FOR DYEA.
SKAGWAY AND RETURN; sl,5oo:
OPEN FOR TRIP MARCH Is TO 20:
VERY POWERFUL TUG AND COM
PETENT FOR ANY LOAD CARRIED.
FOR CHARTER-BY THE MONTH.
PRIVILEGE OF THE SEASON. AND
OF PURCHASE. TWO SCHOONERS;
STAUNCH. READY FOR THE SEA:
CARRYING 900 AND 40 TONS RE-
SPECTIvELY APPLY TO BEvING-
TON, WADDELL Il CO.. 70 AND IS
STARR-BOYD BUILDING. PHONE
MAIN $50
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>OIUt 10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Ave-
nue. North Sewer Improvement.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Ave-
nue. North Sewer Improvement
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro-
posais will be received by the undersigned
secretary of the board OF public works
Up TO O'Clock D. m. Thursday. March
l.th. 1873, for the Improvement OF Fifth
Avenue North from 1870 feet north OF Dem
ny way to Aloha Street. by constructing .
pipe sewer along said avenues. together
WITH all necessary openings. wyes man.
holes. lsmphoies, vcnti.a tors. flushing tanks
No. 4Igs. Grating local Improvement dis
trict No. 49, and In accordance with the
plans ard specifications now on fle In the
Office Of the board OF public works
Each bid must be accompanied by 4 GER
tined check. payable TO the order OF the
city comptroller, for a sum not less thaa
VIII be considered unless accompanied By
said check.
The successful bidder will be required to
enter into contract and furnf.t, salts
factory bond for the amount required hy
me city charter and the laws Of the state
OF washington, within ten days after De.
ing M, noan .,i,, Of he award Of the contract
and tue amount fixed therein viii be for
feited 70 the city. No person IL eligible
as bidder who aas within two yearS
default in payment Of any jusf claim
Tor any work or labor performed or any
skill or material furnished pursuant 70
any such contract az herein Advertised. o.
who within said two years failed 10 COM
pieta any such contracts
Special attention s called 10 article yxi!i.
OF the city charter now In force. relne~
ing 10 'nours OF labor" and TO article
VIZ. section 81. subs l and z. relating 70
bonds and s1reiies
Ths board os public works reserves tho
right 10 reject any and ali bids.
proposals must be iDdorsed on envelope;
BID for Fifth Avenue North Sewer I'M
proeement."
BY order Of the board Of pubic works.
FRANK oLF5OS Secretary.
Date Of first publication. March sth. iso4
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - ''Ysslse
Way ReplsnkIng."
Notice II hereby given that sealed pro.
possls viii be received py the undersigned
secretary % the board Of public works Of
The city Of Seattle up 10 2 O'Clock p. m.
| Thprsday March nth. 1855 for the I'm.
proyesnsnt Of Ye.ler Way from Occidental
Avenue TO the center line OF Fifth Avenne,
by repianking said street between SAID
points. as provided by ordinance No. t3l.
creating local Improvement district No. -.
ana In accordance with the p,ans and spec
thcations now on hl~ In the ofrice Of tho
board OF public work.
Each bid must be accompanied by . e4fe
tihea check. payable TO tas order Of ~
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Observation-Disclosures.

Y. s. GOVERNMENT GOODS.
NOTHING BETTER for Alaska
Army Cavalry Trousers. all wool 3 IS
Army Waterproof and Wool-Liued
Goats. net half cost .............. I 80
Army Wo1' Hats ................. -
Army Canvas Overalls ...... %
Army Cartridge Web Belts ..... 70
Army Springfield. Cal A. Carbines 20
Navy Wool Shirts .................. Is
Navy Knives Observation-Disclosures. 30
Buffalo Overcoats .-.................. - 90
Waterproof Al-Wocl overcoats -. y
Rubber Blankets ........... ......-... ID
Waterproof Heavy Canvas Bags. -
Canteens. for Liquids .....,........ d
Tents. IL lbs each, hand-sewed 49,. %
equal -. -. .............. i 90
L. 5. Army Calfskin Gloves ........ 81
Leather Belts. IRON buckle ......... 10
Chinchilla Protectors for Neck and
W. S. KIRK,
1911 First Avenue
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r. ~. JORDAN.
Real Estate and INSURANCE..
and Colonial Block.

FoR sALL-S3. 7to--I.ot having fronEaes
of 100 feet on Madison street. two hogises
OF six rooms each. room 10 build two
additional houses. not too far out 10
walk.
4goo-A ssven-room modern home ia Rem
ton addition. - 10 foo lot. one block
from Madison street. controls "a very
haa view.
ST. stx-room modern cottage: tao iiue
lots 5oxiso each. on corner and c4g t!ne;
two blocks from school: has Iinc lot Of
s. ssa- Modern house Of seven rooms ono
block from ear line. corner los
sAle9-ftve-roon cottage, With slNi9o foot
Tot: one block cast OF Broadway. near
James street pow 81 hstse
81 .sp-Sx.reoni modern house on SIX
tesnth avenue. north 81 Madison street;
full lot
s, iae-~Hou OF eight rooms on Harvard
avenue. near Denny way. modern TN
proyemenys. graded street. sewer Goa
nections
Sia. six-ro9r1 house. splendia location.
s'.s0~~tsry tine corner taf sssxlaa. room
house, two hseeks fgaun car tine.
3. s9- ffve-foofn celtags: neat and at
81. ga Double corner In fsvnton addition.
f2lxIN
ape-Corrcr lot ost Denny way and Har-
ward aventte sx ~
81 one- cofner lot exits on broadway and
Fass Pike
s7ss TWO lets sexiao each on corner near
Yesier avenue excellent view OF lake
and mcnata rs
xtA~A corner Of Madison street 4sxlsa.
N good location
S.seS-Iwensy actsa of land near the city:
ieA fruit trees. oae-haM 90 which are
IN bearing. In good netghhrrhood; no
puiidln gs<
st5o-aTxn. acres ~ level wafer front land
convenient 20 Seafsts. fenced. Serrp h~ar-
INK fsufts nvs~roons piastersd r,usfage
bnf a shrrs etfrtascs from STORE ssssxt.
once. scitnol and steamer iHndtnr. =
cent fare - clly JUS the place fsr a
summer home
ia acres ef White river valley land AZ a
bargain st wifi - % yonr Interest "a
investigate thia tract IL you ars de$!rosr,
of purchasing a farm.
r. W. WEST
- Union El-,cS
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All business sacred and strictly conf
Dental. Hours. 10 a. m. 10 p. N.
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r. n. JORDAN.
Frss Esfzss sps fnnffa1ce
: az&s 4 cosoDsai Block

r. n JORDAN.
Rrzs Esfats ard fnnrAnte
: as. q coloEsszi Block
OPPORTUNITY
svysrcrs.
s. ss-ors u the eszs yaezng sots Oh Sec
ss.ss-~A xeas osae starry ard basement
xfsek E1sEsgng cn a good sz11 soos sat
Oh S~eona asss noatA. This property
= Paying = Per essss- net sn ms Invest
81 fss sssyestsnen,. close IN. paying
"A PER cart Oct. ssiissnss 1snsierD AM ID
s:sxs-isst esxi7s ard . well oalit ouIsfsa-
r. NORTH Seattle rear eslnIe nne; nsts =
per cent Get over everything
MORTGAGE s
pss.--a Gee s-x.a.a f.aa.e ard Ios. fasxi5s
feet: en- ms corner. al sseSsns s's~'
j.. .sa--A Are seven room sislsaiy TO-
ass~s on Rentoa hfFi; elegant loe7sseh
s.ssts- Fine corner tess sssIA iest ana :
good room modern house. brick . fosfs,
sissfs ror siss q asa.san.
S.ssp-s-ro1<n house. newly psh..sa ,s ssv
Expered. bath room sof esxls, 'ss.. o -,
minutes 1aik frs'n posso1iaes'
Gs5s~a n.e s-roon aosassi strictly mod.
err = car lss ane ssas esl s ar,iy ;e.xas
open Ore piaess and rAnisss. o'aS e'sA'
vi asa--A good Aroor house. close 70 ca
q. dsoa s.rooa sestssss ne.iy pspsrea
and painted OF Twentieth ave. between
Ysse. va ane .,,i J J.as<. e .. sr room,
on Twentieth avenue, between fesisf
way and James street ,
graded street: near car lines. twenty
SUBURBAN
THAT AttE
BARGAINS.
0D9-Ten acres all under cultivation:
good buildings. fruit trees. etc. only four
miles ron possoftice; near electric tine:
ssoe-B acres. al under cultivation; g.oa
hssise gressshoGss sad4 garden lire visw
81 Sound: go frait srsen
ar lin. 4 good s-r0oTn house plasteret:
al In fruit and berries. 500 cash; BAL
alice on time.
VACANT Lots
BARGAIN
ssso-2o Ie,s. soric and 4ox;oo overlooking
Lake wsshirsion: On car line: street
81 300 letssrghf In the town Of Brook
iyn close 70 ne ear lipss, together sisa
srss so r fs q. e ssan,y court s hou.s h'
sl5ta-One Of The finest corners IN Queen
Anne; ianxfes feet. graded street,
t2a-One OF the fines, lots o., Rainier ave.
nue. s9sioo fsa., eeai-landns the beat
view II Lake Washington OF any lot In
the city.
sssss ms corner on Eighteenth avenue.
blocks north OF Madison. 6lxs0 feet, e!e.
gait view.
OF found
esDe--A very fine lot on Seventeenth avenue
Chestnut street,: faces east.
tss~-Two fins lots. Q CORNER. overlooking
Lake Washington, on Madrcna car line.
s5JnFine building lots. sDxloS. nsar Madi-
son: fine view.
FOR RESULTS -
LIST YOUR
PROPERTY
WITH ME.
r NJ JORDAN.
Real Estate and insurance.
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III Columbia street. opposite postot,ice
Letters with stamp answered
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CLAfRVOYaNT.


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rALMIsTKY-One nand read free: every
hidden mystery revealed. lIfe read from
cradle 10 grave without q question or
mistake. advice on business, money mat
tsrs and all family ~ airs. II you VIII
tie successful in mining sYecutatloas.
socks. etc. 1 you are IN doubt Or tTou-
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perfect satisfaction or no charge. -lSie
Columbia street, three doors east Of
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RELIGION OF THE STARS-Mr. ". A.
Pottinger of Chicago. teacher In oc-
cult science. has secured the parlor Of
the Unitarian church this evening.
March - Mr.. Pottinger explains the
laws governing In theosophy. spiritual
ism divine science, mental science, etc
Persons Interested along those lines will
be especially benefited. Admission l5
cents
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y B-We do not wish 10 tire the reader
by employing a multiplicity of words 10
further portray the gifts Of this wonder
fui man. and only add I'm conclusion that
he asks no questions. does not wish YOU
10 speak word. but VII come straight
To the important points upon which YOU
wish Information. ard advises YOU for
the best upon perplexing problems OF daily
i.fs.
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MRS pR SIAYTCS
The WORLDS GREATEST MrDTv-M
she recognizes none her superior: gives
advice 9sa All affairs pertaining to this
life. reveals The future IN A DEAD
TRANCE. locates mines and h4rtsa
treasure. SECURE AN EGYPTIAN
CHARM = you Wish 70 have good luck
heaSh. happiness and wealth Il tr,t,.~
tire separated and causes speedy and
happy marriage with the one you love
ALL FEMALE t'oMPI. a FNTS ard prs
vsfe disessss PERMANENTLY .-TrprD
or money refunded perfect satisyaction
guaranteed by mail. incl0se stamp for
circular for special terms
MRS nR SLAYTOS
SIa Second avenue Eyler block nargnr.
ard Wax n, there are no signs s)f
fee hours. ~ 20 ( sundays. 81 "a ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-13

LEE DAVIS IS IN TOWN.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-26

W nasze posiadanie ma samyre
ostatku, lecz ME p6zniej, nia l
Stycznia.
WAsH1NeToN, 26 Pazdz. -
"a konwencya Narodowego
Zwiazku Katolickich Mo-
dzie1c6w rozpoczela sic uro-
czystem naboze6stwem W ko.
sciele sw. Patryka. Zjechalo
sic ma konwencye kilka set de-
legat6w. Wiel. ks. McGuire z
Brooklyna zwracal W SVEN
przem6wieniu uwage slucha-
czy ma to okolicznosc, ze kato.
licy brali aywy udzia1 W osta-
tniej wojnie, a nazwisko WieL
Ojca Chadwick, kapelana z
,nieszczesliwego lecz nale2y.
Gle pomszczonego" okretu
Maine sta1o sic slawuem W ca
}ym kraju. Jezeli mlodzie6cy
katoliccy beds tax gorliwie
wyznawac swoja wiare, jak to
czynis katolickie dziewice, "a
lat so Stany zjednoczone sta
ma sic niewatpliwie krajem
przewaznie katolickim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-26

wyboro6w W dniu tax brzydkim
chcialo sic regestrowac. Obliczano,
ze PREY sgitacyi bardzo 2ywej obu
partyj, W razie pieknej pogody, re.
gestrowac sic bedzie 125 - 10000
wyborcow; pomimo zaS niepogody
rsgestrowaso sic l3O,11l wyborc6w,
i razem teraz, W Chicago W Ci.
cero, jest regestrowanych S24,O44
wyborc6w.
Ponizsza tsbelka wykasuie, lie
wyborc6w regestrowaso sig W kszdej
wsrdzie wozoraj, i lie ich jest ODE.
cnie zaregestrowanych razem, vii.
czajao tych, kt6rzy sic regestrovsli
d. l8 bm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-26

Parma Hennessy " +. 1891 zssks.
rzyla stowsrzyszenie o 10000 od-
szkodowsnia. Process przewleksno do
:. 1895, a w6wczas wsadzie sedziego
Dunno przyznano pannie Hennessy
$4,000 odszkodowanis. OozywiSoie
stowarzyszenie apelowsso. Sad ape
lacyjny wyrok zatwierdail. W kohou
stowarzyssenie oduiosio sic do ssdu
wyzszego stanowego, . teraz ten
sad zatwierdzii wyrok nisssyeh In.
stancyj. Tym sposobem panna Hen.
messy swycieayls cate gromads do'
swiadozonyoh bizuesmauow.
Znaczne dostawy.
stosownie do zam6wieh depsrta.
mentu wojny, komissrz swisskowy,
pulk. Smith, przesle tyoh dniaoh
do Kuby Porto Roo dls wojsk'
amerykahskioh nsstepujsce artykuiy:
10000 #. sloniny, 5000 puszek kon'
serw. kukurydsy, $4,000 #. ssynki,
10000 puszek mleka koud., 5000
puszek grochu konserw., 5000 FUN.
tow ozora wolowsgo, 5000 # maxi
kukurydzianej, 1000 wisds' soku
malinowego i tyles porzeczkowsgo,
100 #. pieprzu. Opr6cz tego: IA
tu.in6w guzik6w do spodni. 1000
sztuk pspier6w igiei; IA tuzinow
szpulek nici bialyoh, 5000 szozotsk
do odziesy, 5000 pudeiek szuwsksut
10000 szosotecsek do zebow, $4,000
pudeiek zapasek. Nadto jeszcss:
100, 900 #. groohu, 100000 # faso.
Ii, 100000 #. cukru, 10000 lwisc,
400, 900 kawalkow mydla, 10000 #.
lososia, 100000 #. slouiny $50, 900
#. maxi.
Wojska nasze ma Kubie Porto
Rico ME beda przeto cierpiaiy niedo'
statku.