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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27
The Baakruptev MN.


The house and senate have srr..a
to the conference report on the bank.
ruptcy bill. which will soon DOUBTLESS,
become law. The bill allows pro.
ceedinEs to Involuntary bankruptcy "a
be instituted In the following cases:
l. Where 4 man has disposed Of hi,
property with intent to defraud.
2. Where he has disposed Of hi,
property to one or more creditors with
intent to give . preference to them.
3. Where he has given 4 preference.
through legal proceedings.
4. Where a man has made q vol,,n,
tary assignment for the benefit OF h.,
creditors generally, and
s. Where a man admits in writ,ns
that he is bankrupt
merchant, banker, broker. mann.
facturer or trader who fails to meet his
obligations and stops payment on hit
commercial paper cannot be adjudget
bankrupt under the bill unless he
himself solicits it. No person is to b
regarded as insolvent so long as hi,
property under fair valuation ia suf,
ficient to pay his debts. Instead Of ths
long list Of crimes, there are only tvs
for which q bankrupt is to be punished
one, wilfully making a false answer
in the bankruptcy proceedings; thu
other, embezzlement of the property ol
the estate. The terms Of DISCHARGE
too. are exceedingly liberal, and IT 1,
provided that farmers and wage-earn,
ers will not be tie subjects of inyolun.
tary bankruptcy, which extends in
general TO merchants, manufacturers
bankers. printers an publishers, etc
CHERRY Sherbert-One quart of sour
cherries, one quart OF water. one pound
of sugar. Boil the sugar and water to-
gefher for fifteen minutes. Pit the
cherries, crack the stones of twelve and
add the mashed kernels to the boiling
sirup after it has cooked ten minutes.
when the strip is ready pour it over
the cherries and stand aside until per-
fectly cold; then press through very
fine sieve and freeze. Beat the white
of one egg to very stiff froth, add
tablespoonful of powdered sugar and
heat until white and stiff: remove this
dasher, stir in this meringue careful
" and thoroughly; repsck and stand
aside for two hours or more. II is
good plan to taste all water ices or
sherbets before freezing; they should
be little sweeter than palatable. as the
extreme cold neutralizes sugar and the
acidity of fruits varies"
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-01-20
MORTALITY IN CUBA
The Work of Starving Women.
Children and the Aged Goes
Grimly On.

Havana, Jan. 17.-Here are
several authentic reports con
corning the horrible situation of
the concentrates in Cuba.
Two hundred and fifty pacif-
cos were living al Chascajabas,
Melenadel Sur, Havana province,
until they were herded around
Guines, AL but five of them have
died from starvation, and the
five Survivors IRE in the most
pitiful state of sickness.
Ninety-eight pacidcos who
were confined in the courtyard of
the club at Guines have all died
| Of hunger. Around Havana 80
per cent. OF the %pacifcos are uns
able to work owing to their
weakness from starvation.
IN the town of Aguacate, in
this province, 800 persons are
dying of hunger. Since Dec. 90
the authorities have stopped Civ
ing them the provisions that Gen.
Blanco had ordered to be de-
livered to them. The local Junta
for the relief of the pacifcos says
that it has no money from the
Government for that purpose.
In Havana city 243 women ano
children are starving to death a.
80 Cadiz street; 80 in the hosplta
of Aldecoa, and 800 in the hos
pital known as Quinta del Rev
They have neither food, medi-
cines, nor clothing. In the place
called Los Fosos there are ovel
1 200 pacificos starving. Among
them 348 women and children
are actually dying.
The ueighboring town of Qua
nabacoa is also full of starving
people. In Matanzas there arr
over IL, 900 people starving. Tn
situation is the same all over tn,
island. There has been not thu
least exaggeration in all the re
ports about the frightful ravage
of famine in Cuba.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-01-20
e would almost new

raj precautions dictated by common sense.
When a mans stomach and liver get up
set and fail to do their regular work, be can
be certain that something worse IS bound to
follow, if he doesn't look out for himself:
Headaches, indigestion, biliousness and
constipation are simply Natures warnings
that the enemy of serious disease IS coming
to attack him.
The sensible thing to do is to imrnedi-
ately fortify the system with DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t vltalizes ana
~invigorates the entire constitution. 1t helps
theiiver to filter out all bilious impurities.
1t gives the digestive and nutritlve organs
| mower to extract nourishment from the food
and turn it into rich, red, healthy blood 1t
| creates appetite, good digestion, and solid.
| muscular strength.
| IT is far superior to the mere temporary
| stimulus of ~malt-extracts. 1t is better than
/ cod liver oil emulsions because 1t Is asslnt-
| lated by the weakest stomach.
"About fifteen years age" writes Mr.. John Nc
| Michael, editor of the P1attsburg, (Mo) Leader,
IT was in very poor health, had no appetite. was
| sluggish, and so lifeless it seemed impossible tor
/ me to do anything that required effort Every tail
| and spring this ilt-hcalth seemed to affect me par
| ticularlv, A friend advised me to use DR. Plerce's
| Golden Medical Discovery asserting that 1t would
| restore me to perfect health, and make a new
man of me. Finally he induced me 10 try the
medicine. I weighed at the time about I2S lbs
I used several bottles, and upon quitting II
weighed IT'S lbs. Since that time my weight mas
varied from this to 1875 pounds
A sure AMI permanent cure for constipa:
ton is DR.. Pierce's Pellets. One Pellet"
10 a gentle LAXATIVE, two g uud cathartic.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-01-20
Stock Law Election Notice
STATE OF North CAROLINA, I
yVa-na CO,,nu {


It appearing to the satisfaction of
the Board of County Commissioners
of Wayne County that q majority of
the qualified voters in the territory
herelnbelow described, have petition
ed in the name prescribed by law
for an extension of the stock law over
said territory:
1t is hereby ordered by the Chair
man of the Board, the Clerk of the
Superior Court and the Register of
Deeds, for said County, that all el,c-
ton be held at the store of Smith
Bros i'll the town of Pikeville, on
Tuesday the 8th day of February,
1898; that q new registration be had
of the voters embraced within the
boundaries named in said petition,
and that N. B. Berger and E. L.
Crawford be appointed Registrars
and J. Fl. Edgerton, G.. L. Sullivant
and Albert Aycock judges of the
said election.
Following are the boundaries nam
ed in said petition: Beginning with
stock gate near John Thigpen's,
runs with G~oldsboro and Sauls X
Roads road to c,rler of JOS. Fore
| hands field near JonathanDavi gin,
then with path running by Epsy
Jackson place tor. H. Smith corner,
then across G. A. Jackson's field,
then up his back fence to corner of
r. A. Smiths upper place, then with
eastern line of his land and the home
place lands of J. 2. Smith, crossing
the slough in the head of n. p. Per
kin's mill pond-then with the South
line of the lands formerly belonging
to J. Z. Edgerton, then with East
line of Johnathan Carlisle Nahunta
Swamp, then up said swamp on the
South side to Hollands bridge, then
nearly South withG oldsboro road to
X Roads near Frances Mitchell
then West with public road to
George Best's corner, then South
with George Best's line to Dennis
Sulamp, then down said swamp Oh
Southside to Little River, to present
stock law, then with present STOCK
law to beginning.
G.. G. KORNEGAY.
Dec. 8, 1897. Reg. Deeds
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-01-20
GOLDsBORO MARKET.
IGOLDsBORO, N. c., JAN. 10.
The Following are the Latest
Quotations on Articles
Named.


Market steady on a basis of st fol
middling:
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-01-20
THE VOICE OF A DEMOCRAT.
Painting the Picture of Wretch
edness Under Mr.. Mckinley's
Prosperity.

Cornelius O'Conner in N. Y. Journal.
AS another Bryan Democrat, |
make bold. to take issue with
your article of the 18th instant.
THE hand ofcompromise new
er yet gained a battle or ran up
the flag of victory" We propose
to fight the battle on the lines
laid down in the Chicago plat
form, even for a generation. and.
if necessary. it will be handed
down from sire to son. We q
fuse to build or speculate upon
the shifting and treacherous
sands of political expedieLcy, or
so-called harmony.
We have listened for twelve
long, weary years to those pro-
fessional thermometers, who have
held the words of promise to the
ear, only to break them to the
hope. We have listened to sonors
GUS platitudes and declarations
for a like period, and the people
have been sold into bondage; we
have trusted, and we have been
betrayed; we have hoped, and the
doors of mercy haye been shut
upon mankind; we have entreat-
ed, and we have been mocked;
and now we rise up aud defy
| them, and tell them that the
time for harmony and compro-
mise has passed away, and that
we will only consider and accept
unconditional surrender.
We sac on all sides of US labor
walking the streets of our cities
vainly seeking employment;w want
and wretchedness stalking
through the highways aud by
ways of our fair land, with no
refuge from starvation but the
river or the grave. while on the
other hand we witness a degree
of semi-barbaric splendor add
luxury that would shame ancient
ROME when it was in the hey-dey
of it's oppression and pcrsecu
ton. We have witnessed an un-
paralleled exhibition Of %coersion,
villifcation, persecution, oppres-
sion: and corruption raising0its
hldeous head has held high holt
day, and the harmonious and
the saviours of society have said
that it is we'll.
And to that matchless leader oil
the democracy, William Jennings
Bryan, eight million American
freemen saw:
sour bounty is as boundless as the SEA
u love as deep"
"Cur hopes, u hearta, our prayers
our tears,
Our faith triumphant DER our fears;
Are all with thee; are all with thee"
And though darkness is now
on high, peering through the
sullen, lowering clouds and look
ing beyond the vista of years tt
come, I see him holding a sanct
uary in the hearts of the people
I see a mighty, free. enlightened
people, whose hearts swell with
love and devotion. slowly an6
%reverently vending their way tt
his far-off inland city, carrying
/ with them hallowed memories
bearing the blossoms and gar
lands from Mt. Vernon and Mon
ticello, laying the wreaths ant
flowers of Immortality upon hi
last abiding place, saying will
words that rise struggling from
the heart. that r too deep tt
7 utter, too strong to be suppressed
: "While the withered trunk Of Free
dom's tree
! Sends forth a single leaf, sven for tn
q grave,
A garland let it be-
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-01-20

Small pill, safe pill best pill De-
Wits Little Early Risers cur bill
lilo lsness, constipation, sick headache.
!. H. Hill 81 Son, Goldsboro and Jno.
r Smith Mt Olive
Last year this country's exports
we're over 81, 600, 600, 900. This
is another suggestion of the high
figures to which wheat went.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-01-20
HOW,s This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any c~ase:of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
Toledo, O.
We the undersigr ed, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 10 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and
financially able to carry out any
obligations made by their firm.
WEST & TRuAx, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo. o..
WALDNa, KINNAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Price, 75c, per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists. Testimonials free
Dr.. Miles NERVE PfAsrERs cure RHEUMA-
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-01-20

D.. Miles, PfAsrERs cure RHEUMA-
TIsM. WEAK BACKS. At druggists, only 25c.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-01-20

You can't cure consumption but you
can avoid it and cure every other form
of throat or lung trouble by the use OF
One Minute Cough Cure. j. I'll
Hill Il Son, Goldsboro, and John r.
Smith, Mt. Olive.
Fair Bluff Times: AS usual at
this season of the year, the guano
is beginr ing to roll in by the car
load to make a new crop of 5 cent
cotton.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-01-20
Dissolution Notice

The co-partnership heretofore exist
ing between n. j. Smith, B.. F. Scott
and j. P. Smith, has been dissolved by
mutual consent, J. P. Smith retiring
from the firm. All debts due the Old
firm a be paid to N. j. Smith at
Goldsboro, or to J. P. Smith at Pike
vile. The business will be continued
at the same stand by N. J. Smith. B
f. Scott and P. B. Scott, under the
firm name of Smith. Scott 81 Co., as
heretofore.
Thanking the public for the gener-
Gus patronage with which they favored
the old firm we hope by fair and hon
est dealings. and strict attention to
business, to merit a continuance of the
same.
N. J. SMITH,
B.. F. SCOTT,
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-01-20
DIYERSIFICATION OF CROPS

Out in Texas thoughtful men
have reached the conclusion that
the landlord and the merchants do
perhaps more to promote the ruin
Gus all-cotton policy than any 9th
er single influence. The landlord
insists upon the growing of cot
ton, because he considers it the
best assurance of payment of rent,
and the merchant does likewise be-
cause he considers it the best as
surance of payment of supplies
advanced. The tenant farmer has
no alternative.
If, as is often the case, the
landlord is also the merchant,
another very selfish shortsighted
consideration appears. AS the
landlord he dictates a crop that
will best promote his trade as a
merchant. As a merchant he does
not want his tenant to raise sup
plies that he has on hand to sell
him. His profits would thus be
decreased. So as landlord and
dictator he forces the tenant
farmer to raise all cotton, and to
buy his supplies, which come, of
course, from the northwest, be-
cause no one is permitted to raise
them at home. The landlord mer-
chant is after a while the loser.
His policy keeps the tenant farmer
in debt, and finally drives him out
of the district; his lands r i'll
kept and are steadily decreased in
value. and a condition of general
improvement is ushered in that
saps at length his unwise gains
The state and the community are
the victims of such greed. No one
is benefited in the long run; all
r injured by such a policy on the
part of the land owner and mer-
chant.
Instead of appealing to the ten
ants to raise less cotton, let the
appeal be addressed to the land
lords and the merchants, and es-
pecially to the landlord~merchants'
For the general good let the mer
chant yield a position of his trade
in supplies. Let both be ready to
accept hogs, cattle, butter, eggs.
chickens, corn, wheat or sorghum
from the tenant. In fact, let them
rise to the situation by demanding
at least n half of payments il
such supplies. Get out of the ole
grooves. Give over so much sell
fshness, and accept a little more
trouble in order to serve the
weaker members of the communi
ty, and the State itself. There ii
assuredly no hope of relief excep'
through action of this nature OF
your part. You are masters o.
the situation, and through you only
can a change be wrought in thu
all-importance matter of hom'
supplies.
~
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-01-20

Greenville Weekly: While
saving a very large log at Mr..
Spier's Crisp Mill near Crisp,
near Edgecombe county, last week,
Mr.. w. j. Brown. the sawyer,
noticed something shining in the
log and it proved to be a ball
which was cut open by the saw.
The log was very large one (pine)
and squared eighteen inches.
Lord CORVALLIS marched through
that section in the Spring of 1871
going to Yorktown, where he met
his defeat, and the bail is supposed
to have been fired in a skirmish
or some little fight during that
march.
ASHORE Courier; AS the G. F.
and Y. V. train approached Mill
boro one day last week, it was
discovered that a box car loaded
with cotton war on fire. The train
was stopped, the car cut off and
carried to the siding at the sta
ton. Capt. W. D. Lane opened
the door to the car and pulled
two bales out of the a The
whole car was in a blaze and ev-
cry effort to save the cotto1
proved unsuccessful. There were
twenty-five bales, and all were
burned except five. The cotton
was for the Worth Manufacturing
Company.
The MARYLAND General Assem-
bly, began at noon to-da.
to ballot for a United States Sen
ator to succeed the Hon. Arthur
Pue German, whose present tern
expires in March, 1899. That
Republican will be chosen is rea
sonably certain.
Wadesboro Messenger-Intelli
gencer: Mrs. Lydia Burns, relic
of the late j. B. Burns, of thi'
place, died at the home of he.
son, Mr.. G. Burns, Wednesda.
afternoon, aged IS years.
High Point Enterprise: Whil'
at Asheboro, Monday, the Enter
prise was told that a cotton fac
tory would be built there som,
time this Spring. The stock is nov
being made up.
Mayor Van Wyck intimates tina
the police of Greater New Yorl
will be kept out Of politics. IT.
q rather dazzling idea to look at
but tt id wink all th
same
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-29
2 Korpus wojsk Polskich W Ann

z. Schmidt, naczelnik, $40 8, Fault.
ma st. Chicago, Ill. NJ. Hazinski, put
kownik. 10SS Napier st. South Bend, Ind.
". Malinowski, adjutant, TIT w. 18th st.
Chicago. A. G6recki, prezes, 1888 Blue
s~karbnik, 721 w. 18th st. Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-29

bs.Polrsdnis opieks wiads amsry
kshskich.
Hiszpanja.
Ne motna zaprseosyd. 20 komi
sarse h~isspahsoy, wydelsgowani
prtez rssd ola xawarcia traktatu DO
koju : amerykanami, wywissali sie
&c swego zsdania godnie. hie pomi
oavszy sednej sposobnosci, bronze
ga honoru rodsinnego krsjr. Oce-
Ola to ludnos6 Hisspanji, prsyjnu
jso spokojnis strasy IA jake ma ra,i.
"a j. wojna Amsryks. Nismossb.
asm byio ich uniknac, ale tef 1 prss.
bieg kot fsrenoji wypadiby i~naossj,
gdyby ME grsecxnosc 1 taktowns DO.
stepowanie komisarsy his.pafskich
S.rasy wojsnne wysyskal jsdnsk cd
wieosny pretendent do tronu hiss.
pshskiego Lon Carlos, kt6ry sn6w
ssmier.s do,h ,dsic praw swoich
agitujs SLIME pres swych emisarju.
ssy. caisj H sspapji. Podobno M.
vet syndykat tankier6w nienisc
kich obiscai mu pofyoske 30 milo
n6w frsnk6w ohwils r~ospoc.eoi,
krok6w wojennych. Zdolny 1 sner.
gloomy dyp:omata, prssss ministr6w
Sagssta, zaohorowaf oieHko M sapA.
lenie pauc. Lskarse w&tpis o jego
wysdrowisniu, to ter og6lny niepo
k6j panuje " kolaoh ursedowyoh,
komu powiersyc prsswodnictwo ga
binstu v rssie smieroi tsgo met,
stanu. Jak wislkim byi wpiyw jsgo
4 jake wiare pokfads " MIN og6l, do.
wodsi fakt, 20 I wisdomoSoiS o jsgc
ohorobis wsrtosc rssdowyoh pspis.
row hisspshskioh spadia "a gisidaeh
. 81 ma So franki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-29

DO on jest zarzadca tel hali. To 6w
pasterz raczy2 powiedziec, il ME
chce nigdy o tel hctocie wiedzie6.
Wiec widzicie szan. rodacy, il nasz
wielebny jest przeciwny zem
iaczeniu sic, abysmy Ayli w zgodzie
jak przystoi ma dobrych synow ma
szej nieszczesliwej OjOzyzny. Gdy-
by W tym czasie byla hala polska,
ME Observation-Disclosures isc prosic o
~pozwolenie, lecz poszlibyscie do hall
nsrodowej polskiej i podali dloh
bratnia waszym moono przesladowa-
nym braciom i pokazali tenn, Re jes-
tescie nietylko dobrymi katolikami
lecz dobrymi polakam. Me lekaj-
Gle sic z jakich fundusz6w hala ia ma
powstac, tylko wspomnijcie sobie Z
jakich fundusz6w powstal ten wspa.
nia1y kosciol i ten palacyk W kt6-
rym sic proboszcz' znajduje. 2 tych
samych funduszow powstanie i hala
Polsks, a bedzie zaszczyt ola mas
naszych dzieci W oalej a~merykah-
skiej polonji. Woj. F. Morawski,
sekr. Bibl. AID. Mickiewicza, 1858
So. Centre ave.
Lekcje ,oieczorne.
Kto prsgnis nauczyc sic 20 an
yielsku, to sposobnoSc jeszoss ME
uinefa. Zapisywa6 sic mona 90 VIE
NOR " sskols Wslls'a m Ashland
ave. prsy C~ornelia. Nsuosyoisl OBJ.
Jabaehski, pok6j mr.. 4, prsyjmuje
icsni 90 wiec.6r.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-29

Fosografe.- Jsdyny p~isrws.orse-
my sakfad M sachodnio. p62noonej
,sronis r.asta Chicago -tylko mai.
r~doIniejsi ortysci jake wsp6&prsoo-
vnioy ~ satrudnieni. Me potrssba
idawac sic wlr6dmisiois, ably misc
orswdsiwis artystyornie wykohc.ons
'obote " najrosmaitssych modnyoh
,tylaoh po prsystepnej Genie. Jsko
iawnisjE xwia.kowoy dxiekujemy
60 dotyohcsasows poparcis I o dalsse
prosimy.- szaounkism, Niklas 1
PasoSotoski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-29

'sprzedaje ma Gwlazdke pc niebywafych dotad niskich cenach, - a
go podajemy ceny ma niekt6re towary.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-29
Przeglad ~polityczny.
Stang Zjednoczone.

csdny Z1e0nocz0ne.
We srode, dnia 81 bm., odroosono
Posied.enia kongresu do dnis 4 &c
stycsnia Z powodu swiat Boaego Ma.
rodzsnia. Rozjsohali sie wieo wsrys.
cy csionkowis do dom6w. oissa pa
nuje W Kspitolu. Natomisst " sam
dsieh Wilt ruch panowai " Bialym
Domu, albowiem komisja pekojowa,
wr6ciws,y ParyAa, wrec.yia for.
malnis prezydsntowi MoKinlsyowi
sraksas sawarty . Hisrpauja I proto
k62y 70 wsp6lOych konfsrsnoyj "
ParyHu.
Ma ostatnism posiedseniu kongresu
senator Teller pr.emawisi W sensoie
"a .upeina saus.noicis polityki IA
borozej, zas " isbis posi6w posed
Williams . Mississippi m6wil pre-.
Oiwko niej, kiadsc gi6wnie naoisk
ma zas skutki, jake mogs ola mas
wyniknac . zajecia archipelago Fill
pihskiegc.
Walka ma serjo " tel sp'awie roe
poc.nie sic dopisro 20 iwietaoh. Obis
strony, u. .~wolsunicy polItyki TABOR.
oIej jsj wrogowie majs " swych
szersgach snakomityoh m6wo6w, to
tsa dsbsty .spowiadajs sic bardso
in~tsresujaoo. Kwestji ME ulsga, 70
senat ratwierdsi traktst pokoju Ola
unikniecis komplikaoyj dypIoma.
syoznych, walka jsdnak pomimo to
jsk swisrd.i w. J. Bryan - ME q
sssnie. Bed.ie trwais nsdal 1 .apsw.
ne skohosy sic dopisro Z ohwila, gdy
opinjs publicsna smusi rssd nasI do
nsdania s~amorssdu flipihorykom.
Komisja wyznaorons dls zbadania
nsdutyc " intsndurss wojskow wei
Podczas wojny, dosycho.as j~ssrose
nie skohosyia slsdstws. Stswsli
pred nis W ssssiym tygodniu jene
Miles ! Merritt.
Pierwssy seznai misdsy innsmi
70 mieso 1 ~konserwy dostarossns
wojsku byiy " bsrdso .iym gasuuku,
drugi podsje cieksvy szoseg6s, . m.
te prsy szturmis Manili ME polegao,
jak donosiay sslsgramy, kilkunastu
ale 100 tf,oer6w ! ~foinisr1y q.
msrykshskich.
zjssd dslegstow Ausrykshskiej
Delsgacji Pracy, o ks6rym pisalismy
" zss.iJ m uumerre, ukohOsyi sws
prsce " Kansas City. Preseason jsj
sostal " ybrany ponownIe I prawie
jednogiotnis Samuel Gompers, .os
prreoiwnik stronnictws sopjalis.
tycsnsgo " tel organissci'. Prr3sz-
iy sjssd ma sia odby6 " Detroit.
y powodu 10 Nowym Rokism,
v posudnie, Sssuy Zjsdnocrous o
bejmujs fOrmslnie rsrrsd Kuby,
r.sdu nssssgo W II .wsnis
ogiosili proklamscje. y ks6rej sswia
dsmisjs ludoosc k~ubshsks o tym
! wysscssgolnisjs wsrunki M
jskich oddanis wyspy nsssspi. Ossrss-
gsjs prrytem ludoesc, 70 wuelkis
wybryki prseoiwko wojskom l oby
wsselom hisspshskim beds surowo
pres smsrykshskis wssdss
Te wojsks hisspa6skis, kt6ss ME
sda1a opuIoi6 vvoov pesed 1 etvor.