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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-03-10
A CORY SNAKE TALE.
The Captain Barely Escaped and Then
Saw Wonderful Battle

Inc Captain Barely Escaped and Then
Saw a Wonderful Battle.
over on the reclaimed sugar lands
at st. Cloud are found some of the
biggest snakes, rattlers and mecca
sins in this section of the state. While
Captain Winter was riding down a
path near the creek a big reptile
sprang at him from beside the path,
catching his leather boot. The SER
pent's fangs could not penetrate the
leather, but hung there, dangling.
The captain was greatly startled,
but bent down and cut at the reptile
with his riding whip, breaking it's
neck. Almost instantly one of the
tree snakes that are found in this
section dropped down from an over
hanging branch and coiled around
his neck, and almost at the same in
slant another RATHER on the other
side of the horse made spring, fas-
tening on his heavy corduroy trou-
sers.
The horse set off on a run and the
captain was unseated, being thrown
into the middle of the bushes. The
big rattler was thrown off by his
fall, but the tree snake still hung
around his neck, and its folds grad
ually frightened, choking him. The
captain seized its throat with his
right hand and with his left he
tried to untwist its coils. The snake
was big one, and he had terrible
struggle with it. Again and again
it would force its big head into his
face, its wicked red eyes cleaning
with malice and rage, while it's fork.
ed tongue ran out, and its sickening
breath almost overcame him. Coil
after coil he hurriedly unwound
from around his neck, relieving his
breathing until at last he was en-
tirely free. His grasp on its throat
became tighter, and he strangled it,
having no weapon with him. AS
its folds relaxed he cast it from him.
While waiting he heard a kissing
by his side, and, glancing around,
he saw two reptiles coiled, almost
ready to spring. A third hiss on
the other side showed him a RATHER
in the act of springing. The captain
jumped for his life, and as he did SO
the snakes sprang at the same time,
and by funny coincidence they
missed the captain and struck each
other in midair. They fell in con-
vulsive heap, fighting each other
tooth and nail. The captain had
sprung to tree stump and stood
there watching the strange combat.
One of the serpents had caught the
other in its, fangs, and the wounded
one was striking viciously at the
other two. 1t was three cornered
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-03-10
Nervous Headaches
A Tumor Like scrofulous Bunch
on the Back Painful and Trou-
blesome- II Wac c,,raa

on the Back-Painful and Trou-
bIesome How it Was Cured.
"My first trouble began with nervous
headaches which would last for two OF
three days. The doctors could not do
anything for me, and advised change of
location. At the age of SIS tumor formed
on my spine, which was very painful but
did not rise or discharge. The doctor
thought best to cut it out, but objected.
1t finally broke and discharged a great
deal. The doctors said they could do
nothing for it. received no benefit at
the Springs which visited, and the tu-
NOR finally began to rise inwardly and
discharge. Seeing an advertisement OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla thought would
try it. Before had finished taking ono
bottle found was much relieved, and
when had taken two bottles the rising
began to break inwardly. 1 continued
the use OF Hoods sarsaparilla and after
I had taken II bottles was entirely
cured" w. d. FORE, Gillian, Missouri.
You can get Hoods sarsaparilla at all
druggists. 81; six for $5. Get only Hoods.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-03-10
when spectaoles We're New.

In the days when spectacles were
introduced the world was not all
wise. Glasses became so fashion
able that people did not wait until
necessity compelled them to adopt
the new custom. Whether their
eyesight was bad or good, those who
would be stylish wore spectacles.
In Spain they formed part of the
costume of every we'll dressed per-
son.
The object of the wearer in put
ting on glasses was to increase the
gravity of his appearance and rem
der himself more directly imposing.
A young monk who had, through
the assistance Of his family, caused
his order to succeed in an important
lawsuit, felt himself literally re-
warded when the prior, having en-
braced him warmly, testified his
gratitude by saying, Brother, put
on spectacles.
The glasses of spectacles were
proportioned in size not to the eyes,
but to the rank of the wearer, those
worn by the Spanish mobiles being
as large as ones hand. The Mar
quis of Astorga, viceroy of Naples,
after having had his bust sculptured
in marble, particularly enjoined the
artist not to forget his beautiful
spectacles.-Youth's Companion.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-03-10
DANCED IN THE FIRE.
How an Indian Entertained and Aston
ished Some Frontiersnen.

How an Indian Entertained and Aston
!. ished Some Frontiersmen.
So much has been written of late
years about the various dances OF
different Indian tribes that it recalls
curious incident relative to this
custom. Some time in the fall of
1854 party of miners from d small
town in Nevada started northward
to establish themselves in some
newly discovered mines in southern
Idaho. Owing to the general inse-
curity of the times, we travelled aft
er the usual immigrant fashion,
hating wherever nightfall overlook
us. In the course of our journey
we encamped one night on Queens
river, near the boundary line of Ne
vada and Idaho, then the domain of
the Piutes. At that time they were
generally regarded as half friendly
tribe, and the occasional traveller
through their territory had little to
fear.
The weather had grown bitterly
cold, and on this particular evening
we had built rousing fire, the rud-
dy blaze of which streamed through
the dusk of evening, lighting up
that naked region until our situa-
ton was visible from every point.
Evidently the flame of our en-
campment drew attention, as soon
after dark three Piutes appeared in
camp The chief, leaving his fol-
lowers in the background, drew near
our fire and offered us the usual sal
utation of "Heap hungryI' He
was given cold biscuits, after which
he proceeded to make himself COM
Portable.
AS he stood warming himself we
were struck by his fine proportions.
His powerful frame and majestic
stature would have rendered him a
striking object anywhere, and by
the Pickering light of the campfire
he appeared colossal. His attire
was savagely primitive. Saving the
customary clout and a blanket of
fur skins on his shoulders, he was
destitute of clothing.
Shortly before turning in for the
night some of the boys began beg
ging him to give us the war dance,
and after some time, tired perhaps
of their opportunities or scenting
possible grub, he thought better to
yield.
Without giving a sign of his in
tentions, to our astonishment he
leaped into the blazing bed of Goals
and, casting his blanket from him,
began dancing in the most vigorous
manner, whirling, leaping, bound
ing high in air, again ciroling with
dizzy speed, flinging his arms wildly
about him and all the while uttering
a succession of such whoops and
yells that fairly rang in our ears for
hours. The live Goals hoped and
flew, but he kept it up, never quit
ting his hot bed for fully three min
utes; then, ceasing, he resumed his
stolid demeanor and his blanket and
for the remainder of the night re-
posed by the fire. It was startling
feat, entirely out of the ordinary by
way of exhibition, but just what
manner of dance it was, whether
war dance, fire dance, ghost dance
or whether it had any significance
in savage life, 1 have never been
able to determine.-San Francisco
Chronicle.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-03-10
Would Know 1t.

swell, " said the great importer,
"you want a position as tea faster,
do yous Have you ever had any
experience in this business2'
enc" the applicant replied, "but
I've boarded around and eaten at
restaurants so long that I know I'd
be good one at it. Icould tell the
genuine tea right off because it
would be SO different, you know. :"
Chicago News.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-03-10
Loves Young Dream.


Hand in hand they strolled in the
quiet evening, happy in themselves
and their surroundings.
Suddenly the girl halted and said /:
Percy, what is thatf
Percy, without releasing her
hand, stopped and said:
''Gladys, darling, it's snail
And SO they wandered on for a
sweet half hour longer when the
maiden again said:
Percy, look, there's another
snail!"
Percy again bent his manly form
and, looking up, replied:
mo, Gladys, tbs the same snail!"
New Orleans Times Democrat.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-03-10

To Cure "A Gold In One Day.
Druggists refund money ifitfails to Cure; Csc.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-03-10
A Careful Distinction,

A Journalist is man who when
he gets position begins to clamor
for an assistant. A newspaper man
is one who catches up with the odd
ends of his job on Sunday.--Minne-
apolis journal.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-03-10

There are three little things that do
more work than any other three little
things created-they are the ant, the
bee and De Wits Little Early Risers,
the last being the famous little pill for
stomach and liver ills. g. w. Houston.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-03-10
Utter Failure.

''Mr. Billings spoke of you last
evening as such a womanly WON
an, said the brunette one.
The blond one burst into tears.
ITO think" she sobbed, "that ]
have been at the forefront of all the
intellectual movements for the bet.
torment of woman's lot for more
than a year, only to get maligned in
that fashion"- Exchange.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-01
Patria.

MADRYT, 1go Lipca. - &C.
neral gubernator wyspy Porto
Rico telegrafuje, ae kraaownik
ameryka1ski ME przestaje
strzelat do hiszpa6skiego pa
rowca "Antonio Lopez" ktory
osiad{ ma mieliznie.
LoNDYN, 1go Lipca.- Rad
egipski postanowi} uwiadomic
admirala Camare, BE winlen
ze swymi okrstami opuscic
port Said, gdys dalszy jego
pobyt W tym porcie sprzeclwla
sic przepisom neutralnosci.
LoNpYN, 1go Lipca. = Pa.
rowiec elsie do Luzon", "Ig-
nacio de Loyola" "San Au-
gustin'' wyjechaly z Porto Ri
co z wielkimi zapasami pro-
wiantu, wegli amunicyi.
KA1R, 1go Lipca. = Wo.
jenne okrety hiszpahskie Ia
czs}y przeladowywac wegiel z
w1asnych statk6w, skutkiem
czego Camara otrzyma} urze.
dove wezwanie, aaeby opuscii
niezwsocznie port Said. Admi.
raj zaprzestal zaopatrywac
swe okrsty W wegiel i oswald
czyl, ae zportu wyiechat ME
moae, gdyz maszyny ma okre-
tach musi poddac gruntownei
reperaeyi. -o .s.<.., "zl<
LoNDYN, lgo Lipca.
aStar" |otrayma3 :wiadomosc,
ae kontr admiral Dewey od.s
m6wia pozwolenia naa;; ,Wylado-s
wanie iwojsk europejskich, W.
Manili. Odpowiedziano mu,n nze.
ME ma prawa odmawiac woj:7
skom europeiskim swego po-
zwolenia, gdya wyspy Filipin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-01

100000 dolar6w stanowi fun
dusz ma nadzwyczajne wydat-
XII, kt6rym rozporzsdzae bedzie
general.
Do przysz}ej ekspedycyi
nalezee beda okrety Peru,
City Of Pueblo, Pennsylvania,
Walla Walla i Acapulco.
Ekspedycya wyruszy W polo.
vie biezacego miesiaca.
WASHINGTON, lgo Lipca.-
W telegramach wczorajszych,
m6wiscych o zatopieniu pan
cernika Brooklyn" o smier-
ci komodora Schley'a, niema
AMI s1owa prawdy. Departa.
ment marynarki otrzymuje bez
przestanku wiadomosci tele-
grefiezne o wypadkach ma mo.
rzu pod Santiago, lecz o kata.
strofe podanej W telegramach
wyaei wspomnianych mic mu
ME doniesiono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-01
RapidO.

KINGSTON, Jamaika, l Lip.
General Shafter koncentruje
Geese swojej armii pod Aqua
dores. Artylerya zostala wy.
sadzona ma lad W Baiquiri.
Azeby przedostac armaty i a.
municys ma front, trzeba prze.
bye przestrze1 - mil, gdzie
ziemia jest zaros}a gaszczem
podzwrotnikowychr roslin, ,gdzie
niema dr6g, gdzie natrafa sic
bez przerwy ma strome wzg6.
RIA lub ma trudne do przebycia
bagna.
Ma dachy g}6wnych gma
chow W Santiago zaciagaja
Hiszpanie choragwie Czerwo.
nego Krzyza, sadzsc re tym
sposobem przeszkodzs naszej
artyleryi bombardowac miasto.
KINGSTON, Jamaika, 1go
Lipca. - Sampson otrzyma3
wiadomosc, ae pomimo czujno,
Sci naszych okrst6w, dostal sic
szczssliwie hisapa6ski paro,
wiec ,,Purisima Conception
do portu Tunas, W prowincyi
Santa Clara. Oficer6w mary.
narki strassnie gniewa ia via
domosc.
PLAYA DEL ESTE, 1 Lipca.
- General Garcia, kt6ry mial
brac udzial W szturmie ma
Santiago, zostal sWyslany IL
5000 Kubahczyk6w przeciw
general owl P Pando, aaeby mu
przeszkodziG polsczyc sic z ge.
7neralem Linareza
,-f,-KINeswToN, no Ego Lipca.
LODI depeszowa' Ely" ma
kt6rej znajdowaa sic Langdon
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-01
Rome WiadOmOSci
telegrafczne.

Brisson zapowiedzial W
parlamencie francuzkim, ze
nowy Rad wystapi z probe
ktem p}acenia pensyj robotni-
kom1 niezdatnym do piracy.
Izba udzielila nowemu gabi.
netowi wotum zaufania 3l6
glosami przeciw $780,.
= z dniem dzisiejszym "a.
scsynajs we Francyi pobiera6
wysokie ella cd przywozonego
q zagranicy ziarna- osE3q .5fvE
= Ma Wsgrzeeh zraadzi2y
burze szkody W polusna sumo
o6miu lnilion6w dolar6w. 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-01

Smith, correspondent angiel-
skich gszet, wpadla ma skale
podwodns i rozbi}a sig.
CH1oAMAaU aUA PARK, 1
Lipca. Wiekszosc wojska
zosta3a zaopatrzona W karabi.
ny. Wczoraj zaczeto aolnie-
rom wyp}aca6 zalegly zoid.
Kapitan Zie5inski rozdal mie.
dzy ochotnik6w 10000 niebie-
skich koszul i 10000 gumo.
wych work6w do przechowy-
wanna prowiantu. Rozdano
nadto 10000 namiot6w mie.
dzy rome pulki,
WASHINGTON, l Lipca. :
2 aadnej strony ME wystspio.
no dotychczas projektem "a
warcia pokoju 0 projekcie
takim ME moze bye mowy,
dop6ki jedna re stron wojujs-
cych ME odniesie swietnego
zwycieztwa lub ME dozna sta.
nowczej klsski, Wszyscy gl6.
wniejsi dyplomaci albo wye.
chali juz, albo gotujs sic do
wyjazdu ma lato we wakacye.
SAN FRANo1soo, Cal., 1go
Lipca. = Ma okrecie New.
port, ma kt6rym general Mer.
ritt udaje sic do Mauili, znaj.
dujs sic 8 miliony dolar6w W
.z}ocie, przeznaczone ma potrze.
by wojska ma Filipinach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-01

" Kosztem rzsdu zwiazko-
wego we Westinghouse costa.
na wyslani ma wystawe W
Omaha e delegaci wszystkich
szczep6w indyjskich.
= W pochodzie przemy.
s}owc6w milwauckich 2 okazyi
50letniego jubileuszu postepo-
walo 800 woz6w. Wieczorem
produkowal sic Choir spiewa-
k6w, zloaony z 1000 gios6w.
MA i rozkaz gubernatora
stanu Wisconsin opusci3a mil.
waucka milicya miasto Osh'
kosh, gdzie panuje obecnie po.
rzsdek.
= w Jackson, Miss. s os6b
choruje ma a6lta febre.
Wczorajsze posiedzenie
senatu we Westinghouse roz.
pocze}o sic modlitwa rabina
Jacobs.
Marek akcyznych ME
wolno zastepowat znaczkami
pocztowymi, jezeli to ME 20
staly zaopatrzone stemplem
kolektora zwiszkowego.
= Dochody rzadu zwiszko'
wego wynosily W ubiegfym
roku fiskalnym sumo $304,'
100000. Ma cele wojenne wy.
dano dotychczas so milion6w
dolar6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-01
Proserpina

dych $50, 600 wyznaczyla dla zakla.
du tylko $50, 900; fundusse przeto
wyczerpa}y sic zupelnie ! zaksad
trzeba bedzie zamkna6. Zarobek
ciemuych nadzwyczaj byt maay, bo
miotsy przez mich wyrabiaue ME mo.
ely wytrzymsd koukurencyi fabry.
cznemi.
Dnia 15 BIN. bedzie musia}o "a
klad ten opusci6 So ciemnych, ii. 43
mesczyzn 8 kobiet, kto mich ME
znajdzie u krewnych przytu}ek, "A
takioh zapewne bardzo bedzie ma4o,
= bedzie musial udat sic do domu
ubogich W Dunning.
Mlody nicpoG.
Dwunastoletni John Dougherty,
mieszkajacy W Evanston, jest niepo.
prawnym nicponiem, matka iego,
kt6ra oieaka praca zaledwie moze "a.
bic ma kawalek ohleba, postanowils
wyssa6 go do domu poprawy we
Feehanville. Kiedy wczoraj nadszeda
policyant siegele, aby go zabrsd,
cbsopieo porwaa n6z j przylosywszy
60 sobie do gardia, chcial je sobie
poderznac. Policyant tsmu przeszko.
dzil udaao mu sic W kchou nak1oni6
chlopoa, by poszedl MIN dobrowol.
ME ma stacya. ''i-'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-01
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Poc2ta W dniu 4 Lipca.

Jak zazwyczaj, tax i W tym roku
W dniu 4 Lipca s}uzba pooztowa be.
daie nieco iograniczona. Listonosze
pelni6 beda sfuabe do godz. 10 do
tejae pory otwarte beda ma stacyach
departments wydawania listow.
Departments pienieznyoh przesylek
i regestracyi przez caly dzieh beda
pozamykane. Roznosi6 listy beda
listonosze raz tylko, i to rano, a. TAX
ze raz tylko wyprozniat sic bedzie
skrzynki pocztowe, wyjatkiem W
Sr6dmiesciu, gdzie diva razy z nich
wyjma sic listy.
ZuchwaIy rOzb6j.
Wczoraj W Oak Park W bissy
dzieh, bo przed godz. l popoludniu,
dw6ch me2ozyzn weszlo do biura
tamtejszego agenta stacyjnego kolei
Northwestern, grozili mu smieroia,
jeaeli sic ruszy, i z szafy pienisanej
zabrali $50. W kilka minut pozuiej
Gala polioya Oak Park szuka'a ra-
busi6w i udaio sic istotnie jednego z
Mich znslezt, podczas gdy drugi
uciskl dotyohczas 60 uie znalezio.
no.
smiertelnie pokaleczony.
33letni Harry J. Pickett, zam. pm.
110S Bryn Mawr ave., wczoraj W
Edgewater, -przechodzac przsz szyny
kolei st. Paul, zostal przejechauy
.praez pooiag koleiowy ipokaleozony.
tax moeno, ae5z pewnoscis w.skutek
tego umrze. Zawieziono go do szpis
tala " Rayensyood; Jest on sawo,,
du balwieraem i ME Jest Aonatym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-01
Utonaf.}

Dwunastoletni William Burke,
zam. pm. 4SO6 s. Ada str, utonat
wczoraj popoludniu W stawie W ce.
gielni frmy Alsep and Co., ns rogu
43 ul. i Robey str. Kapas on sic z
kilku towarzyszami; nagle zaczal
wolad o pomoc. MIN jednak ktokol.
wick zdolal mu pospieszyt pomoca,
chlopiec utona} i nawet ME MONA
bylo wczoraj zwlok jego znalezd:
dopiero dis rano je wyaowiono.
Zak1ad Gobroczynny zamkniety.
Dnia 15 BIN. zostanie zamkniety
zak3ad "Illinos Industrial Home for
the Blind" ma rogu W. II ulicy i
Douglas Park boul., So os6b ciem-
nych, kt6re tam maja przytufek,
bedzie musialo go opuSoit. Powo'
dem zamkniecia 2akladu jest brsk
funduszow. Zaklad ten zostai zalozo-
ny pred czterema laty przez Rad
stanowy, a "a czasow administraoyi
Altgelda, legislature corocznie wv.
znacza'a dla niego $1,000. Mniems.
no w6wczas, ae wystarczy to do
utrzymania zakladu wraz tenn, co
ciemni zarabiali wyrabianiem miotef.
Kiedy urzedowanie obiat nowy dy.
rektoryat zamianowanY przez CUB.
Tannera, okazalo sic, ze nietylko
caly budzet zostai spotrzebowany,
ale nadto bylo dlug6w $4,000.
Nadto, ostatnia Legislature, ze aada-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-01

skie ME znajdujs sic dotych.
czas W posiadaniu Stan6w zje'
dnoczonych. Podobno wojsko
niemieckie zajs}o juz Mantle.
Wiadomose powyzsza ME 20.
sta}a dotychczas stwierdzona
urzsdownie.
MADRYT, 1go Lipca. = Mi
nistrowie postanowili wstrzy-
mac sig z rozpoczeciem roko-
wan 0 pok6j, dop6ki ME ma.
dejda wiadomosci o rezulta-
tach operacyj wojennych pod
Santiago i Manila. Zadaniem
eskadry latajacej, dowodzonej
przez wicekomodora Sobral
jest sygnalizowac zbliaanie sic
okret6w ameryka1skich
Cabinet postanowil stawic
admira1a Montejo pred sad
wojenny. Ma sic wyti6maczyt
z zarzut6w, czynionych mu 2
okazyi kleski, poriesionej pod
Cavite.
LoNDYN, 1go Lipca. =
Mieszka6cy Porto Rico opra
sic z bronia W reku inwazyi
ameryka6skiej. Senor sagasta
zgadza sic ma projekt og3osze'
MIA niepodlegiosci tel wyspy
azeby odjac Amerykanom mo.
znosc zajecia jej. Rozchodzl
sic o to, co powie lud hlszpa6-
ski ma 6w projekt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-01
Telegrany.

MADR4r, 1go Lipca. =
Rozchodzi sic wiesc, ze pod
Santiago zostala stoczona wiel.
ka bitwa, kt6ra wypadla ma
korzyse Hiszpan6w. Blizsze
szczegoly ME So znane. Via,
domosc wymaga potwierdze'
MIA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-01
z Ziern Polskich.

Knotosgym. - Powiatowy
Inspector szkolny, pan DIR.
Baier, rozeslal do naucsycieli
nastepujsce trzy rozporsadze-
MIA, niewisdomo, ycsy tylko
waasnego wynalazku,, esy tee 2
upowa2nienia Wladzy ewyAszei:
So one tredci nastepujscei q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-01
Ogolne po4ozenie bez zmiany.
Cd upadku Manili Santiago zalezy dalszy
rozw6j wypadk6w.
wycieztwo lub kleska jednej strony sprowadzi


ochotnik6w, W powaznej icz.
bic 100000 ludzi. Wojenka
o Kubs przestanie bye zabaw-
ks, jeaeli Hiszpanii ME spfeszy
sic z rozpoczsciem rokowah o
pok6i.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-01
Chicago, 1 Lipca.

naleay spodziewae sic nadej-
scia lada chwili waanych via,
domosci. Nieznane So zamiary
obydw6ch armij hiszpafskich.
General Shafter oswiadczyl, be
uderzy ma miasto, zanim Pan
do zdszy polsczye swoje
wojska wojskami generaia
Linarez.
Okrety Wojenne dzialat be.
ds wsp6lnie z armis lsdowa,
kt6rej jedna Geese starse sic
bsdzie zajac Moro Castle.
Gdy ten fort znajdowaG sig
bsdzie W naszem posiadaniu,
male statki wejda do kanalu,
prowadzacego do portu, W
kt6rym znajduie sic eskadra
admira3a Cervery. 2 dna ka'
nalu zostans usunlete mlny
podwodne i nasze okrsty wo.
ienne beds mogly podobnie
wejsG do zatoki Santiago, jak
to uczyni}y pod Guantanamo.
z Tampa i z Newport News
odchodaa cisgle nowe posilki
do generala Shaftera. W kr6t.
kim czasie wojska nasze pod
Santiago bsds mialy znaczns
przewags mad woiskami hisz.
pa6skiemi. Jezeli sic ssokaae,
ze znaczna Geese naszych sill
ladowych jest ma Kubie niepo-
trzebna, niekt6re puiki costa
ma wsadzone ma okrsty pre-
prawione niezw1ocznie ma wy
spe Porto Rico.
General Shafter ma obecnie
pod Santiago do swego rozpo-
rzadzenia balon znacznej objs-
tosci, ktorego mona czynic
obserwacye mad ruchami wojsk
nieprzyjacielskich. General
Greeley, szef biura sygnasowe.
90, wysial ma Kubs wielki
zapas woz6w, ma ktorych znaj
dujs sic przyrzady do wytwa-
rzania gazu i nape3niania MIN
balonu.
Gazety niemiecko amery.
ka6skie starajs sic odwroci6
uwage rzadu we Washingto-
ME cd niebezpiecze6stwa, "a
graaajscego stanom zjedno-
czonym ze strony Niemiec.
Me ulega watpliwosci, ae pod
Manila znajduje sic piet wo-
jennyeh okret6w niemieckich,
podczas gdy ma wyspach Fill.
pi1skich mieszka zaledwie IA
niemieckich kupc6w. General
niemieckiej eskadry porozu-
miewa sic poufnie przyw6dz-
ca powsta6cow Aguinaldo a
ofcerowie niemieccy uczestni.
cza w bankietach, urzsdzanych
W Manili przez kluby hiszpa6.
skiei armi. Rad niemiecki
zastrzega sic wprawdzie "a
pcsrednictwem swyeh orga-
now ofcyalnych, ae wzgledem
Stan6w Zjednoczonysh ME ma
z}ych zamiar6w, leez r6wno-
czesnie oga niezaleanej prasy.
w Niemczech szerzy miedzy
luduoscia niemiecks uezucia
nieuawisci wzgledem Amery-
kanow, przysposabiajac opinis
publiczna ma rzecz, Wojny ze
Stanami Zjednoczonymi, iezeli
przebieg1emu Wilhelmowi
spodoba sic zrzucic twarzy
naske ob}udy i wystspi6 wro-
go przeciw Ameryce. asy72
Slusznie zauwazyl lord Sa-s
2iisbury, ae woina, hiszpahsko
amerykahska zagra4a pokoioo
wi og6lnemu i z tego powodul
ME nalezaioby dziwic sic, gdy.
by mia}y sprawdzie sic pogso-
ski o zamierzonem przez ma
szego prezydenta powolaniu
o6 bro1 nowsoy,, kontvnoensr,