davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-08

dove ssspss>asay - y ssyka bojo
vyn n paasssuysaie psg6rhovsssj.
Naprsseiwko aieh saaao wojsko Ia
liza, hosses do 10000 s~oapisrsy. Me
bawsn : tel armji odass.a6 Gle "a.
osesy oddsiaay kooaiey " ssalo.
nyn psdsis atakovsly nieprsyjaoie
In. laden jeduak mic sdoiaf podsjSt
bli4sj. Karabiny / dsiala ssybko
ssrsslns xrssdsaly " nioh strassue
spossosssnis. Jak pisss jedsn = 10
rssPondsos6w-biaae burnusy jszds
DOW psdajsoych Cd strsai6w. pokry
y, jak Snisgism, plasscsysne
Wrsssois. Swietuym mansvrsm Jsn.
Kitchener sajsa boh srmji dsrwi
ss6w ! wsisf ioh " ogish krsyAowy
Jsssoss bronili de saeiskls. ME mo.
gil jednak podoaa6 broai suropej
skiej - sasssl de odwr6t bssaadny
Straty aoglik6w " sej bitwis wyno
az 200 sabisych 1 1000 rannyoh
Dsrwisss straoili do 5000 ludsi
mn6stwo ioh sossaao wsiesyoh d.
niswoli. Pc pOaudniu jsnsral Kitohs
Nor wjsohal tryumf 4lois do Chartu'
nu. pod osarnym sstandarsm Nah
diego, kt6ry sossaa .dobyty. Mshdi
Abdullah ucieki I miasta, pussosoue
sic jednak "a MIN " pogoh. Tai
sostaaa poms.osons lmier6 jsnerais
Gordona, po lS lassoh Walk.
Obecnis MO juH prawis nile .ssoi
anglikom M pr.ssskodxie dls ur.s
osywhsoisnis swyoh mar.sh-budo.
W olbrsymiej .kOlsi aelasnej. iscss.
oej Alsksandrje I Prsylsdkiem Do.
brej Nsdsisi.
Hiszpanja.
Dnis 5 b. %. otworsona sostaaa
sesjs psrlamsntu hisspahskisgo. Me
oyso fadnyoh sajsc pr.ykryoh. Sc.
nat postanowii obradova6 tsjnis mad
odstaPisniem Kuby i Puerto Rico
Stanom Zjednoosonym.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-08

anglia.
Dotyohozas Anglia ssjmowala
wsgledem Europy takls same stano.
wisko, jake Stany zliedn. ..jmujs
w.glsdem oaiego 6Vlsss, . m. nile
.awisrs,s asdns9P.6sswsn sr.t.
sss6w, kt6rsby noS krspowa6js "
polityos misdsynsrodowej. Obsonie
jsdnsk prsys.ls ohwils, " kt6rej An
gljs smussons jest do opussosenis
tsgo stsnowisks, slbowiem jej DO
lityka kolonislns doszis do teQo
Punktu, " ks6rym sstkns6 sis mu
sisis : interssami pshssw innych.
Me Posostswaso vice Anglji MO In.
nsgo tylko sspewoi6 sobis pr.yj.f6
pshstwa, kt6rsby jsj jak nsjmniej
prssssk6d stswisao " jsj tsrysorjsl.
nych ssboraoh, . ks6rsmu przyjsz6
poteaoej Anglji byisby M rsks.
Tskism pshstwem - Nismoy. Me
sdziwiaa MAJ tef vosls wiadomosS,
70 Pomiedsy Nismcsmi Anglia
Przyssio do porozumisnis, do sswar-
ola Prsymisrss M wsrunksoh haste.
pujscyoh:
Anglia dale Nismoom zupssns
swobods dsisssnis " Asji Moisjsssi
! syrji, doksd wybisss de, jak via.
domo, niebswem ossarz whhelm.
W zsmisn "a TO Nismoy sr.sksjs
sis vsselkich prstsnsji do sstoki De.
lagos, Ne wschodnisj Afsyos, 1 20.
swols NJ TO, By Angljs nsbysa y "a.
toks Cd Pertugslji. Jsdsoosslais
Nisney sebewissajs NJ pepisraS
polisyks Aaglji v EIpsis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-08
K~alendarzyk
zabaw i ObchOd6w.

Dzielnica p6snocno- sachodnia.
Dnia 25 wrzesnia. Tow. Spiewu
przy parafji sw. Tr6joy. Bal
" hall Walsha, r6g Noble i EN-.
ma ul.
Dnia % pazdziernika. Tow. Har'
monja, gr. 4 2. N. P. Bal "
|. hall Szuloa, r6g Blaokhawk
Noble ola u~csczenia 20-letniej
rocznicy z~aiosenia.
Dnia % pazdziernika. Tow. Kr6ls
Mieczysiawa l.. Roczny bal v
hall Walsha, r6g Noble i Emms
Dnia 80 pazdziernika. Tow. spie
wa Ignacego Psderewskiego
Koncert i bal W hall Walsh'a
r6g Noble j Emma.
Dnis 81 grudnis. Sok6& Polski No
ii. Bal Sylwestrowski cwicze
mia gimnastyozne " hall Szulca
r6g Noble ! Blackhawk.
Dnia Is styczuia. Tow. Oraa i Po'
goni. Przedstawienie teatralns
bal " hall Walsbs, r6g Noble
Emma, na rzecz Skarbu Marc,
dowego.
Dnia 8 lutego. Komitet dslegat6v
obchodowych. Przedsts wienis
bal M rzeoz Biblioteki q. N. p
Wojciechosoo.
Dnia Q pazdzierniks. Oboh6d Mic
kiewiozowski " hall Pulaskiego
800 s. Ashland ave.
Dnis 10 pazdzierniks. Sok2 Polsk
No 1. Oboh6d dziesiecioletnie,
rooznicy z~alozsnia ! bal " hal
Puiaskiego, 800 s. Ashland ave
bridgeport.
Dnia % pazdziernika. Tow. Ora.
matyozne ! spiewu pZorzs'
Przedstawienie i bal W hal
Kaisera 298S-9O Archer ave
Odegrany bedzie melodrama'
p. t. Troika ~hultajska.
Toson of Lake.
Dnis 20 listopsds. Tow. spiewr
,Lutnis". Wielki koncert j ba
W hall Columbia, r6g AZ j Pau
lima al.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-08
Zjazd Spiewak6w.

W ponisdsisask. dnia 5 b. m. y
pisknis udskorowsnsj sail donu
zwisskovego " Chicago, odbysy sie
obrady TX zjssdu 2. S. p. Dslsg..
s6v staviao sis "a, pesytsm haia
bysa pssns gotoi I pr.yjsoi6a tpis~u.
ks6rzy prsybyn. BY powitac symps
tyosns organisaoje.
Zjssd otworzys presses 2. s. p. OBJ.
@. DaHswski stosovnsm prssm6wie
MEM, " kt6rsm kladi nacisk NJ wat
noaS pracy ! nspominaa. ably dele
gsoi " swych obrsdssh ssossg6lais
mieli M oku dobro Zwissku.
Pesssssm Ssjma wybrany sostaa
Job. Mex. Prslewios = Grand Rapids.
msrssalkism n. Marcinkowski . Chi
oago, . sekrstarssm F. L. Gwisdala
/. Bay City.
z w~aAniejssych uohwal vymienia-
my nassepujsoe: Wydawanis nsdal
orgsnu ,,H.rmooja". leo. spos6b
utrsymania takowsgo ~sostswiono po.
jedyhosym oh6rom do obmyilenia
" prssoisgu 30 dni. q.
Sprawe pojednania sic obu Zwiss.
k6w oddano " reos nowego Zsrrs-
du. kt6ry ma warunki ugody prsed-
ioay6 oh6rom Tub tsa ~prsyssssmu
sjazdowi do ,afstwisnia. p. Ssvio
H, presses Milwauokiego Z~iasku,
byi obsony / p~rsemswiai - swola
MEM wsp6lnsgo sjssdu obu organi-
.aoyj, ably M tym sjezdsie do zgody
doprowad.i6.
Rsvisje k~onstytuoji oddano " re-
oe komisji = trssoh. kt6ra komisjs
ma ogsosic rs.ultat praoy " organic
,,Hsrmonja''.
UrEsd sekr. f~inansowsgo sostaf
snissiony.
Nova sdministraoja 1ostala Wy
brans, jak nastepujs: Prs.es - G.
Duaewski {. Chicago; I.ssy wioe
pres. parma Julia Kokotkiswicz =
Chicago; 2-gi vice pres. - Ks.i.
misr. sikorski Z Bay City; skarbnik
= p. kagodxinski Z Chicago; sekre-
tara - A. Rosihski I Chicago; hi
bliotskar. - W. Psrtowski . Chioa
60; dyrygsnt - J. N. Nowioki
Grand Rapids.
Misjscem przys.isgo sjasdu ~ T.
1899 obrano Bay City. Csas .jssdu
mi bye ogsos.ony 9 missiecy pr.sd
sjasdsm prsss Zar.sd.
WyraAono podziekowanie urssdni
kom Ssjmu Z Zarsadowi 2. N. P.
IA oddanie ola sjasdu sail Zwis.ko
wei.
Obsoni osionkowis sarssdu Il. N.
P. Nv. Sokoa6w P. .ajeli honorowe
misjsoa M estradsis. P. zyohlihski
przemawiai, zaohecsjso spiswak6w
do w~ytrwasoSci " pracy tax w.nio
ssej, jak uprawa Spiewu ojosystsgo l
na.wai Z~issek Spisw. Pol. organi.
sacja pokrswns Zwisskowi Sokol6w.
Zja.d sostai .amkniety o gods. 81
po pol.
Fosografe. -Jedyny pisrwszorse-
dny sakisd NJ sachodnio. p6lnoonsj
stronis misssa Chicago -tylko maj.
sdolniejsf ortysci jako wsp6ipraco.
wnicy y sairudnisni. Me potrssbs
udswac sie wlr6dmisisis, aby mis6
prswdsivis artystyosnie WHOLESOME
sobote " nsjrosmaitssych modnyoh
ssylaoh po prsystspnej Genie. Jsko
dawnisjh swisskowoy d.iekujsmy
- dotychcsasows popsrcis 1 o dals.s
prosimy.-Z szsounkism, Niklas {
Pasotososki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-08
Rzeczpospolita mni-
chow.

CHOW istniele ma gore Athos mad
morzem Egejskiem, W Turoji euro.
pejskiej. Przetrwa}a ona pow6da
stuleoi j ayje dis jeszcze; = jedy-
ny to W swym rodzaju organizm
Pahstwowy, kt6rego przywileje, "a
gwarantowane przez Murada ii,
Przetrwaly prawie W ca}osci do ohwi.
Ii obecnej.
Cora Athos (1935 metr6w wyso.
kosci), potezny nagi olbrzym, uwieh-
ozony sterczaca wysoko kaplioa
Przemienieuia Pahskiego, wznosi sic
tue ponad morzem. Wnetrze p6}wys.
pu jest pelne g6r zalssionych, pokry.
tych wieczna zielenia, r~ozdartych
ozelusciami. Gdy wstapisz na szczy,
Athosu, ktory obserwowany cd stro.
ny mora, wydaje sic zupelnie ME.
dostepnym, ujrzysz wyspy Lemnos,
Thasos, Samothrake, Tenedos, Sko.
pelos, Eubee, a dalej wierzcholki
Olympu, Ossy j Pelionu, Gale wy.
BREEZE cd Ssloniki az do Chersonesu
j iahcucha g6r W Ma}ej Ali.
Dzis dziwaozna republika mni.
chow ma Athosie sklada sic Z 20 20.
dobnych do ~forteo, W czesoi bardzo
obszernych klasztor6w, do kt6rych
nalety IL wsi, $50 oelek osobnyoh
$50 pustelni, rozsianych ma oalej
Przsstrzeni CORY rozlegfej. Og6lns
liczba mnichow mieszkajaOyOh v
klssztorach-pr zedewszystkiem gre
k6w, ME brak jednak rosjan, serb6w,
bulgar6w t. d.-wynosi oko}o 5000,
a r6wnie wielka jest cyfra laik6w,
K~lasztory oparte 50 " jsdnej POLO
vie ma regule coenobit6w, W drugisj
ma regule idiorhytm6w. Pierwsi
otrzymujs wszystkie artykuiy spo.
zywcze wprost cd zarzadu klasztoru.
Jsdza tylko jeden raz ma dzieh i to
wspolnie W osobnyoh r~efektarzach q
re stolu ich mieso wykluczone Jest
zupelnie. Obiad ioh skiada sic z
chleba j jarzyny, q W trzeoh pierw.
szych dniach wielkiego postu ME
biors do ust niCzego PROOF woody.
Modlitwy coenobitow trwajs " dnie
~powszednie 8, " swieta IL goblin.
Mniej surowa Jest reguia idior.
hytmow. 1 oni mieszkajs we wsp6l.
nych k~lasztorach, ale kaady aywi sic
" cell swojej wedlug wiasnego upo.
dobania. Tylko chlebs ! wilma dos.
t~arcza zarzad ~klasztoru, reszte spra.
viva sobie kazdy zakonnik Z mniej-
szej lub wiekszsj pensji, kt6rs sso-
sownie do wieku | godnosci otrzy-
mule Z kasy c~entralnej.
Ma czele co~enobickich klasztor6w
stoi przeor, wybierany ma mooy gio.
sowania przez mnich6w; urzad jego
jest dozywotni. Zarzsd klssztor6w
idiorhytmiczyoh spoozywa " rsksoh
dw6ch lub trzsch administrator6w,
kt6ryoh I roku ma rok wybisr.js
brsciszkowie. Klasztory .budowsne
- M stoksoh CORY i na wybrzsau
morskiem, a W oka steroza injury
wysokie re strzelnioami. Dswniej
stafy tam srmsty, lecz cd osssu gree
kiego P~owstanis przywilej ten sostal
xuiesiony d roskas rxsdu tursckis-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-08

Tskis jsst bssnissis pssynisrsa,
wsdiug sslsgran6w podsaysh prsss
dsisnniki. bsswstpIsnia jsdsak O.
pr6es tych psragrsfow jsvnyoh. pi
sanyoh, istnisjs jsssoss vsrunki INST
Ne. tyossee ale polityki Nismiso 1
Anglji " Chinaoh. . kt6rs ujswni.6
bysoby ebsonis .soss sbyt nisbss.
pisosna. zs takis vsrunh istnisc
MUSE, dowodsi okoliosno66, Il "
sprswis ohihskisj Rosja dsi.aa mai.
widoosniej " pr.ymisrsu = Frsncjs.
Anglia vieo potrsebujs kooisosnis
PoPsrcia jednsgo : pahssv suropej.
skich majscyoh inssress " ChInsoh.
. vrogisgo jsssli ME Rosji. 70 Fran
oil. Cho6by jsdnsk prsyaisrss an.
gislsko-nismisokis ME mialo % oku
sprawy o~hihskisj, TO I TAX Jest ono
ciossm Ola Franoji. kt6ra tax " e.
giPois, jak " SJrji. starala sie cd
grywsS sawsss role opiskunki mo.
ralnej. Nisma wiec wssplivoiOi. -
gdyby ME to. Il umys,y oaaego ma
rodu frsnouskiego sajsts - NOV
skandalami proossu Drsyfassa, TO
sayssslibylmy stamtsd ME jedno
gorskis saowo prssoiwko Anglji l
Niemeom.
Francja.
2 nissvykls sias odtyla SNOW
sprawl Drsyfussa. o ks6rsj prss. ~.
ls missiecy lyle jus pissno. Jak do
niosiy tslsgramy. jsden Z pajgor.
iwiadk6w ~ tel sprawis ss
strony r.sdu franou.kisgo, podpuf
kownik Henry, prry.nai sic pr.sd
ministrsm wojny. 10 on to sfalsrowai
najwasnisjs.y document " tel sprs.
vie, BY ooalic ,,honor" armji fran
ouskisj.
Aresssowany nastepuis / osadzony
" forteoy Mont valerisn. popefnii
tam ssmob6jstwo, potvisrd.sjso
j~ss.czs " listaoh pr.edsmisrtnyob
sssnania ucsynione pred minissrsm.
Listy to l samob6jstwo gl6~nsgo
Swiadka rsadowego " smutnym tym
procesis, wstrsssnesy cais Franoje.
Podpuikownik Henry popeania f.&.
szerstwo Ola ooalenia honoru armji-
VIOLA opinja publicsna wieo dsialy
sic tam widoosnis rrec.y take, ola
kt6rych ukryoia potr.eba byio a.
faasssrstwa! Process must byS VINO.
wiony. prawda must wyjtc M jswi
1 bs.~sspisuis process ~.ostan's
wsnowiony. Rssd frsnouzki must
dopuioic do togo oho6 dirty pred
jego wynikiem. Jsasli bowism nile
wssystkis tajns dokumsnty wojsko-
we sostaps prssdstawions " prooe
sic, to ola lob braku Drsyfoss bed.ie
musiaa by6 ~uwolniony Djsbslskisj
wyspy, M kt6rej ossdsooo 60 jake
sdrajoe.i r.sd franouski straoi wielos
" oc.aoh caisgo spoaec.shstws fran
ouskiego. Js4sli .as Rad bedsie
upisrai sic prsy tenn, 70 Drsyfass
Jest winisn. to must prssdstavi6
wszystkis tajoe dokumsnty. y kt6
ryoh snajdujs sie take irformsojs,
tycssos sie stosunku Frsncji do ME-
mice, 70 wojns jest prawis nisunik.
niona. Umysly uosoiwsss powiads
j. wobsc tego, fs lepisj dopuSoic do
wojny ! Nismcami ni4 do wojoy do.
mowsj. lspisj MO ME ukrywac, niE
po.ostswic plane M armji franou..
kisj!- Trudno " obecnsj ohwili
pr.sssd.ac skutki tel b~rrydkisj
sprswy, " ka4dym jednsk rszis Wy.
kssujs q csfa xguilisue misssczah
skisj rsso.ypospolisej francu.kisj 1
MO dobrsgo ME wr6ty pr.ysziosoi
tego naroda.
Egips.
A wisc n~arss.ois anglioy dopisli
swego celu, sdobyli sisdlisko Nah.
diego racssj kalifa Abdullah =
missts Omdurman ! Chsrtum Mas
to to, stanowiscs stolios Sudsau, pro.
wincji rospoScisrajsosj sic mad g6r.
nym Nilem, nslsaaiy do EEpsu.
Gdy jsdnak wp1yw anglik6w ssossl
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-08

A wiec ns~rsssois anglioy dopieli
swego oelu, sdobyli sisdlisko Nah.
diego = . racssj kalifs Abdullah =
missta Omdurman 1 Mas
to 10, stanowisos stolios Sudssu, pro.
wincji rospoScisrsjsosj sie mad g6r.
nym Nilem, nslsasiy do EEpsu.
Gdy jsdnak wpsyw snglik6w sso.sl
sis roswielmoEnis6 | saiogi sngiel.
skie dosiegiy a. do tych dalekich
okolio. wtsdy ludnoS6 mshomstah !.
ska wystspias ~prseoiwko rssdom
gisur6w, 4. ]. niewierDyoh l . dw6cb
stron Eziptu povstaly rosruohy. w
p6anocnym Egipois powstai Arab
Pssss, isos 20 uporssywsjJwsloe
ulsgi pr.swsd.s sngisIstiej 1 sossas
vysssuy 70 swymi pomoonikami M
wyspe Csylon. Ma poiudniu .sS,
mad g6rnym Nilsm, sjswii sic pro.
rok, fanssycsny Mshdi, ks6ry " imis
Mshomsts .sbra' olbrrymis mssy
fsnstycsnych srsb6w, wypedsii 70.
wsssd ssaogi egipsko-sngielskis, "a
mordowal " 1886 .. " Charsumis
wodss sngislskich woJsk, jsnsrasa
Gordons ! stall sic psnsm osisgo Su
dsnu. Cd tel ohwili ssosyps sie
wslks prssoiwko aiemu. Diugi osss
bs~sskuteosna. Pc Smisrci Mshdis
60 objsf rxsdy kslif Abdullsh, pro.
vsdssc dslsj wojns. W ko6cu fs
nstyosns, dsikis Aomy musisly ulsd.
nowocsssnym szybkostrsslnym dxia-
som ! ksrabioom. w ssssiy pissek
srmjs sngislsko-sgipsts, liossos
25000 ludsi, podssssa DO nissta On
durmsn. Kaaonisrki ~sngislskis,
|piynses Nilsn, sssssly bombssdo-
va nissts, gdy tynessssn sily L.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-08

ssvy 81. Lsufsrski; skarbnik -
81. Isukowski.
zebesnis Gminy uohwalono 1 M.
Sai odbyws6 " ostatnis nisdsisls
kasdsgo nissisos, o gods. Sci po po.
ssdsiu, y hall Pusaskisgo.
Nsdnisnic to wypsds, to jskkol.
wisk tyiko 20 grup .wisskowyob
stworsyie Gnine, okssuje sie jed.
AJAX : rspsrs6w, IL wisksss posows
gruP ohicagoskioh udsiaa brsss y
tyce trsscH ~sebranisoh, ksors dosyoh.
ssas sis edbyty.
Spedsiswsc sic tss nslsfy. 70 pc
Russ'sniu do grup Ustaw Gminy,
gdy grapy tskows po.nsjs. 20 ma
lsssts . wssysskie grupy ohiosgos.
hbs ~ miss grup swisskowyoh dc
possesp
Postedssnie konsSsesu.
Csscnkowie komitetu ~wybraoeeo
peses dslsgss6w obobodowych p6sn..
sssbsd. dsielnicy, dla urssdssnia
psssdsts vienna NJ rseos biblioSekI
.visrkswsi - present o p~rsybyoie
d done zwisskowsgo " soboss o
9edA 8 wises. - J. j. hrsasswski,
sskr.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-27

sought the cooperation of Great Brit. ain. But the latter country judged t..at her claim upon the western do- main between the Alleghenies and the ..-.ssissippi river would be better ceded to the colonies than left to the macnl- nations of her European rivals, and quietly negotiated the basis for a treaty with the United States by wnlch center lines through the great lakes and through the northern and western boundaries of the new nation And thus the shadow of Spain was by shrewd diplomacy removed from the prairies of Illinois and from the mas tery of Lake Michigan.-Chicago Times Herald
Arizona republican., 1898-05-27
YELLOW FLAG OVER CHICAGO.
The Western Metropolis Was Once a
 Dependency of Spain.

Few people are aware that Spain $ flag once fioated over Lake Michigan by right of conquest; that the site of Chicago was once a Spanish depend ency. But such is the fact While the American colonies were struggling for their independence Spain made an attack in the rear, from the lower Mis- issippi valley, which it then controlled.
 A military expedition was sent from St. Louis across the states of Illinois and Indiana to St. Joseph, Michigan, a small post then held by British sol diers. The post quickly capitulated and the flag of Castile waved unques- toned for few days in the wilds of Michigan. By that act the prairies of Illinois became Spanish possessions and the command of Lake Michigan fell from British hands to the mercies of the dons
 This interesting event occurred early in the year 17S1. It had by that time become apparent to the powers of Eu- rope that the American colonies would achieve their independence, and the very important question arose what territory should be transferred to the new nation born on the wild western |. TduC0 WdS Stll1 under the loss of Canada and of the great lakes eighteen years earlier Spain was yet an aggressive explorer, and both nations indulged hopes of territorial gain when the terms of the American treaty would be arranged.
 It was doubtless with this aim in view that the little Spanish post at the confluence of the Mississippi and Mis- souri rivers received instructions from the king of Spain to acquire some color of title to the fertile lands and the great inland waters lying west of the Allegheny mountains. These instruc- tions must have been urgent, for they were carried out in the dead of winter and in the face of great difficulties.
 The expedition which left St. Louis January 2, 17S1, consisted of sixty five militia and sixty Indians. Of the militia thirty were Spaniards and thir- ty-five were probably French traders, whose sympathies and interests were then with Spain rather than with Eng land. The Indians, according to Spanish authorities, were of the na- tions "Otaguis, Sotu and Putuami" In the last name may be easily recognized the Pottawatomies, whose children 1t was, perhaps, who massacred the American soldiers and settlers at Fort
 Dearborn thirty-one years later.
 Don Eugenio Pure had charge of the expedition. Don Carlos Tayon was second in command, and with them was Don Luis Chevalier, "a man we'll versed in the language of the Indians 7" This Chevalier was doubtless the Louis Chevelie, a French trader, who narrowly escaped death when the say
 ages, during Pontiac's war, in 1763, captured the English post at St. Jo- seph and massacred eleven of it's four teen occupants. He was versed not only in the language of the Indians, but in their weaknesses, and was a master of diplomacy in negotiations with the unlettered tribes. His ser vices were especially valuable, for the incursion to the lake country was to be made through the hunting grounds
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CAPITOL BUILDING. TERRITORY
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Plans and Specifications Called For.

Plans and Specifications Called For. Notice is hereby given that the Cap itol Grounds and Building Commis- sion of the Territory of Arizona will receive and inspect plans, specifica- tions and estimates of cost of Capi- tol building for the Territory of Ari- zona to be erected on the Capitol grounds, being tract A" of the Cap itol Addition of lots to the City of Phoenix, Arizona, at their office in Phoenix, on the 2oth day of July, 1898. at the hour of 10 o'clock, a. m., Of said date; the cost of said building not to exceed the sum of $90,000. At said time and place said Capitol Grounds and Building Commission will meet and open all bids and plans and examine and inspect all plans, specifications and estimates of cost for said proposed Capitol Building that may be submitted to it, reserving the right to modify any plans and specifications or to reject any and all of the same.
 Any one desiring to furnish plans, specifications and estimates of cost of said proposed Capitol Building can obtain full particulars by addressing H. B. St. Claire. secretary of said commission.
 Said plans and specifications adver- tised fer in this notice must be filed with said secretary on or before 10 o'clock a. m. on the 2Oth day of July, 1898.
 This advertisement is duly ordered by the Capitol Grounds and Building Commission in regular session at Phoenix, this 18th day of May, 1898.
 I. N. BELL,
 President.
 H. B. ST. CLAIRE.
 Secretary. First published in The Arizona Re publican May 20, 1S98
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Notice to Creditors.
tate of Jesus Bermudes. deceased.
No. .9 s. Center St.

Estate of Jesus Bermudes. deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administration of the estate of Jesus Berm udes, deceased 10 the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, 10 exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at his butcher shop in the town of Wicken burg. Ari- zona, the same being the place for the trans- action of the business of said estate in said county of Maricopa
 YGNACIO GARCIA, Administrator of the estate of Jesus Bermudes deceased.
 Dated this 18th day of May, 1898. First published in the Arizona Republican May IA, 1898.
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of Indians friendly to the English.
 Their neutraIiLy must be purchased, for upon that neutrality hinged the success of the eXpeaI1on. An inkling of the lavish hand with which this non-intervention was to be purchased is presented in the Spanish official ac- count of the journey. Each of the mil itiamen was obliged to carry provis- ions for his own subsistence and vari- ous merchandise to content, in case of need, the barbarous nations through whom they were obliged to cross The commander, by seasonable negotla- tions and precautions, prevented a considerable body of Indians, who were at the devotion of the English, from opposing this expedition Not only was there a liberal distribution of gifts among the Indians, but a share of the goods to the captured at the fort was promised in the event of suc- cess. 1.-Two great chiefs, Eluturn and Naquigen," were also members of the expedition
 "The distance from St. Louis to St. Joseph was 220 leagues" The weather was severe and the party suffered "the greatest inconvenience from cold and hunger It is matter of some sur prise that authorities do not agree upon the site of St. Joseph La Sale, in 1679, had established a post at the mouth of St. Joseph river, and this To- cation for Fort St. Joseph is given by Parkman. by Dillon's history of Indi- ana, 1S43 edition, and by other histo- rians. CharlevoiX, who visited the post in 1721, places it about thirty miles up the river, near the present city of Niles, Mich. English and French maps also give the interior To- cation. But whichever site was cor rect, it commanded Lake Michigan for the puny craft that then sailed it's stormy waters.
 The fort fell without resistance. There were only a few English sol diers present. They were perhaps surprised, through the golden sealing of savage lips, until it was too late to receive endorsements from Detroit. True to their promises-for there was a return journey to be made-the spells of the fort were divided among the Indians who accompanied the expedi- ton and those through whose lands the Spaniards had marched. Con- mandant Pure unfurled the Spanish flag above the fort. It was the first and last time the gold and crimson banner waved in the region of the great lakes. And the time was brief, too. Fearing an attack from Detroit, Don Pure. after few days rest, de- stroyed all stores that had not been taken by his Indian allies, and began the return trip. It is conjectured that he took the same route by which he had advanced, crossing the portage from St. Joseph to the Kankakee per- haps at or near South Bend, Ind, and retreating in southwesterly course across the state of Illinois. He took with him the British flag which he had captured at St. Joseph, and presented it with fitting ceremonies to Don Fran cisco Cruvat, Spanish governor at St. Louis
 Franklin and his confreres represent ing the American colonies at the peace deliberations then progressing at Paris proved equal to the situation. Spain and France were actively seeking to pen up the American colonies along the Atlantic seaboard, and to that end