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The herald., 1898-09-14
A MURDER MYSTERY
Very Strongly Resembling the Case of
Guldensuppe

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Sept. 13.-Al
the parts of the dismembered body OF
the young woman so mysteriously muir
dered and mutilated and cast into the
waters of the Yellow Mill river have
been found. The trunk was discovered
today. The upper half, with the arms
attached, was iiS one package, while the
lower part of the body was in a second
package. The upper half of the body was
wrapped in what appeared to be half
of black rubber carriage blanket. There
were eyelet holes in it. The abdominal
part of the trunk was wrapped in white
rubber sheet, such as is used in surgi-
cal operating rooms. The latter cir
cumstance together with the plain evil
dence that the body was severed, like
the legs and the head, by using q keen
knife and perfect edged saw, leads the
police to the conclusion that the mutila-
ton, and presumably the murder, was
done by surgeon.
The upper half Of the trunk is intact
The stomach, liver and other organs To-
Gated in the upper part of the human
anatomy, are all in place, but the alb
dominal portion of the body has been
desolated of nearly every organ. This
suggests that the young woman was the
victim of a criminal operation at the
hands of a physician, who brought his
skill into play in an effort to destroy the
evidences of the crime, as well as to de-
stroy the body of the victim Of his NAL
practice.
The first discovery in this tragedy was
made yesterday, when two boys found
bundle in the Yellow Mill river that
contained the legs of woman. They
were wrapped in cloth and a white rub
Der sheet, such as it used by physicians
and nurses. One leg was chopped in
two. Both were cut off at the thigh.
Another bundle was found a little later
containing the head of woman about 2s
years Of age. 1t was wrapped in piece
The herald., 1898-09-14
HARD LUCK STORIES
Told by Miners Back From Fort
Wrangel

VANCOUVER, B. c.. Sept. ia party
of miners arrived today from Fort Wrangel.
Alaska, and relate story confirmatory OF
previous reports Of the suffering of pros
pectors who tried to get into this klondike
by the Ashcroft route. The party is COM
posed of James and Frank Hazard, w.
Rough and VIM. Mulin. Their home Is at
Dolphin, Lake Manitoba.
In an interview published In an evening
paper, Mullin said:
1.-THE scenes Of distress along the trail are
vividly Impressed on our minds. We passed
fully one hundred outfits, representing per-
haps sixty men, and many of them were
actually starving The poor fellows had in
many cases lost notwithstanding,
horses and provisions-and were struggling
along in a half dazed condition, eating
gophers, groundhogs and squirrels-in fact
anything they could get. They are hum
cry. ragged and desperate crowd of men,
with small hopes of reaching their destina-
ton. Occasionally fortunate party on the
trai. gives them provisions, but none of us
had much to spare. All along the route
you can see them lying under trees and un-
der improvised shelters, trudgng help
lessly along in the daytime and often lying
down at night without bite to eat. 1t Is
simply terrible"
The herald., 1898-09-14
CERvERA'S FAREWELL
Returns Thanks for the Sympathy
Shown Him

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-The following i:
a literal translation Of letter received by
the Associated Press from Admiral Ger.
vera:
"Portmouth, N. H., Sept. II, 1898.
ITO the President of the Associated Press
my Dear Sir: Tomorrow sail for SPAN
and wish to say to you as the representa-
tive of the greatest news association in the
United States, that l sail with my heart full
of gratitude for the sympathy that has been
shown me by the people Of this country.
my farewell then takes with 1t every as
surance that the memory of this sympathy
shall warmly and actively conserve dur
ing the rest Of my life.
IT take advantage of this occasion to SUBJ
scribe myself as your faithful and obed.ent
servant, who kisses your hand.
"(Signed) PASCUAL CERvERA."
The herald., 1898-09-14
Flags for Porto Ricans

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Lafayette Post
No. 40, G. A. R., of this city. has ascertainel
that there are 54S private schools in the is.
land of Porto Rico. The post, with the con-
sent of the government, proposes to give
each of these an American flag. The flags
will be sent TO the island in charge of the
Junior Vice-Commander, who Will visit the
schools and give each flag. This patriotic
object originated with General Daniel But
terrified, commander of the post, who offered
to bear the entire expense. 1t was, how
ever, thought better to have the flags sup
piled under the auspices Of the post and
contributions from comrades.
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fessed by the president himself. who sent a
monetary commission abroad to consult fhe
foreign governments and asked for the ap-
pointment OF another monetary commits
sion to consider the questions at home, but
Notwithstanding the admitted evils Of our
present complicated, illogical and injurious
currency system. the Republican congress
and administration have taken no positive
and effective measures for REFORM"
The inequalities Of the war revenue act
are condemned. The people are congratu-
lated upon the termination Of the war with
Spain, and a demand Is made that the
burdens Of war taxation be lessened as
quickly as possible.
A rigid and impartial investigation Of tho
conduct Of the war department Is de-
manded.
The herald., 1898-09-14
Sutter County Nominees

YUBA CITY, Sept. E.-The Democratic
county convention Of Sutter county, held
today at this place, nominated the follow
ing ticket:
Sheriff, r. l.. Smith; clerk, T. J. Kerrigan;
district attorney, W. S. O'Brien; assessor
c. e. McQuaid; treasurer and tax collector,
no nomination; auditor and recorder, A. 8.
McPhetridge; superintendent OF schools, ].
c. Ray; coroner and public administrator,
J. O. Lisle; surveyor Guy McMurtry; su-
pervisor, second district, J. E. White; su-
pervisor third district, w. P. Nielsen; dele
gates to joint assembly and senatorial con-
ventions, Otis Hill, J. s. Mahon, Joseph
Girdner, L. P. Farmer, 8. II. Pippen, E.
Poffenberger W. A. Clements.
The herald., 1898-09-14
A Railroad Sale

DENVER, Col, Sept. 13-Judge Hallett
of the United States Circuit Court today
made decree autho orizing the sale of the
Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf, on date
10 be fixed by Special Master NJ. e. John
son. The decree Is entered in behalf of the
American Loan and Trust Company and
the Mercantile and Central Trust Com
panies, for foreclosure of mortgages,
amounting to about $500 900.
Receiver Trumbull says the Gulf will be
re-organ!zed as an Independent system
about the first OF January next.
The herald., 1898-09-14
The Miners Strike

PANA, ILL.,, Sept. 13.-On this mornings
Illinois Central train from the South an
other carload of Alabama negroes arrived.
They were in separate cars and were car
ried through the city, the destination, it is
alleged, being Taluca. The arrival of the
negroes created intense excitement for a
time.
The Grand Jury has returned indictments
against Louis H.rt, George Shanks and
VIM. Taylor for participating in the riot IN
which the Overholts were captured and the
aged Rev. Millard almost killed.
The herald., 1898-09-14
Sued for Divorce

SAN JOSE, Cal, Sept. 13.-Catherine NJ
Murphy has sued Daniel NJ. Murphy for
a divorce on the grounds Of cruelty and
deserton. There are no sensational
charges. The plaintiff was formerly a
popular society lady of Oakland, her
maiden name being Martin.
The defendant is man of wealth and
belongs to a well known family here. They
have been married but three or four years.
The herald., 1898-09-14
Sunk With Her Crew

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. i3.-Private
advces have been received in this city from
London to the effect that the British bark
David Morgan, Captain Mcmillan, prob
ably has been lost, together with her crew
of nineteen men,
The Morgan sailed from here on March
18th for Nagasaki, Japan, with cargo OF
oil. She has been out nearly ITS days, while
the voyage should, under ordinary con-
ditions, have been made In from 12o to 1870
days. The vessel Is owned In Glasgow by
A. Weir & Co. Shells constructed Of steel,
249 feet long. SO feet beam and q feet
deep,
The herald., 1898-09-14
Superior Equipment, Speed and 81

the recent Bering Sea Commission. has
Just returned from an inspection tour OF
the islands, His observations from year to
year conclusively prove that the herd Is
rapidly diminishing in numbers, declining
from 10 to Is per cent each season, this
being the customary falling off since ocean
sealing became general. He says pelagic
sealing is still carried on by schooners
owned in British Columbia. to the exclu-
sion Of American vessels. II this practice
does not cease the herds will soon be ex-
terminated.
The herald., 1898-09-14
WELCOMED HOME
indiana Troops Come Back in Good
Health

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 13-The One Hun
dred and Fifty-ninth Indiana, Colonel
Barnett comma nding, which arrived from
Camp Meade In four sections last night
and slept in the cars, went into camp at
Camp Mount this morning. The regime MT
marched through the main streets of the
city and was loudly cheered by the thou
sands of people along the line The men in
line appeared to be in good condition. The
s!ck-l!st of the regiment is no. very large
About twenty were left behind in the hos
pital. fifteen others removed to the city
hospital on arrival, and a number were
taken to the camp hospital.
The One Hundred ard Fifty y-eighth In
diana is expected to arrive from Knoxville,
Tenn, this afternoon.
The herald., 1898-09-14
Trials bY Court Martial

SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 13.-The Judge
Advocate of the independent division of
troops stationed here reports regarding
the trials Of men by court-martial that a
total of 7s1 cases have been tried since the
troops came, and of this number only
eighteen were acquitted. Six of those ac-
quilted were regulars. There were only
thirteen serious cases and only four of
these were regulars.
The herald., 1898-09-14
Killed by the Cars

WICHITA, Kan, Sept. 13.-Three persons
were killed outright and several others bad
ly injured here tonight when Rock Island
passenger train struck carry-all at the
douglass avenue crossing. In the carry-all
were thirteen persons on their way to Buf-
falo Blls show. The team was going at a
rapid pace and the driver could not stop at
the crossing when he saw that the train
was upon him. Mrs. Charles Jones, wife
Of the chief of police, had an ankle broken
and a thigh bone fractured
The herald., 1898-09-14
The Last Regimen

CHICKAMAUGA NATIONAL MILL
rARY PARK, Ga, Sept. 13.-Ths volunteer
army Of Camp Thomas has been completely
dissolved and scattered, the last regiment,
the Ninth New York, leaving for New York
this afternoon. General Breckenridge re-
ceived orders today to proceed to Knoxville,
where he is to remain one day and then pro-
ceed to Lexington, where he will assume
command of the corps at that point.
The herald., 1898-09-14
Not Wanted at Whittier

SAN JOSE. Cal, Sept. 13.-George Por-
ter, the boy who escaped from Whittier,
was today sentenced to San Quentin for
eighteen months for burglary in the second
degree, TO which he pleaded guilty. He is
IN his twentieth year and escaped from
the Reform School SIX months ago. That
institution did not wish him back there
as he gave the authorities much trouble.
The herald., 1898-09-14
Fatally Burned

FRESNO, Sept 13.-James Brady, la
borer, met his death at the St. George
winery, few miles from Fresno this after
noon. This morning he was ordered to
clean out a wine vat. He started to go down
a ladder, carrying a coal oil lamp. when he
slipped and fell He landed on top of the
lamp. which exploded, covering him with
burning oil, He was sevsrely burned from
the waist up, but the injury that proved
fatal was caused by his inhaling the flames.
He died at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Brady
had a daughter In Chicago.
The herald., 1898-09-14

of mans underwear and rubber. It was
tied wi9l q corset string.
A piece OF muslin in the womau's
mouth indicates that she was gagged
with 1t or perhaps smothered.
The woman may have been poisoned,
say physicians, who have noted the COL
or of her eyes.
The herald., 1898-09-14
Better Prices Exnected

SAN JOSE, Cal, Sept. 13.-The Santa
Clara County Fruit Exchange has Issued
a bulletin to fruit growers advising them
to hold their fruit and wait for higher
prices, which are certain to come. 1t Is
claimed that the fruit crop is short all
over the country and much higher prices
are sure to prevail.
The herald., 1898-09-14
NOT DISCOURAGED
New Westminster Citizens Rebuilding
the Town

the TOWN.
NEW WESTMINSTER, B. c., Sept. 13.-
This work Of tearing down the ruins, clear
ing away the debris and preparing to re-
place the lost buildings goes industriously
on at oil hours and there is every indication
that the royal city will soon be on its way
to recovery from the awful blow which 1t
was dealt last Sunday.
The city council held caucus maeting
in a drill shed to open, read and answer
the hundreds of kilograms received express
ing sympathy with citizens in their distress.
from all parts of the empire, even from the
lord mayor of London. Everyone of these
kindly messages contains offerings of prac-
tical assistance and have gone long way
to encourage the sufferers, who have had
abundant proof that the pulse Of human
sympathy Is not dead.
The herald., 1898-09-14
JEWISH SOLDIERS
Given Burroughs Observe Religious
Ceremonies

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Adjutant-General
Corbln has issued orders that 1900 Jewish
volunteers who had either Joined volunteer
regiments or had been fighting at the front
during the late war should receive 1ur-
loughs to enable them to participate In the
celebrations of the Orthodox Congrega-
tional Union Of America.
The Orthodox Jewish Congregational
union, through its president and secretary,
in a letter to Adjutant-General Corbin
called his attention to the fact that the ap-
preaching Jewish holidays, Of especial re-
liglous significance Of all devout Jews would
find many Of their co-religionists In the
army unable to attend religious services
and observe the solemn days, and requested
him to grant leave of absence to all Jewish
soldiers now In camp In this country during
that time.
The herald., 1898-09-14
M. E. Conference

PACIFIC GROVE, Sept. 13.-The work
of the California annual conference Of the
M. e. church has begun, though formal
opening does not occur until tomorrow. Tha
board of examiners is now examining can
didates for admission to the conference.
Bishop ]. F. Hurst. who will preside over
the sessions arrived today. The Itinerants'
club OF the conference has elected the fol-
lowing officers: Rev. ]. H. N. Williams
PRESIDENT; W. M. Woodward, San Fran
cisco, voce-president; Rev. Leslie NJ. Bur-
WE'LL Palo Alto, secretary and treasurer.
The herald., 1898-09-14
Drove Too Fast

SACRAMENTO, CAL. Sept. 13.-B. NJ.
I.elonR. Secretary of the State Board Of
Horticulture, who was arrested for violat-
ing the ordinance against fast driving
through the Streets, and who entered plea
of guilty, vas today fined $50 in the JUS
tice's Court.
Last Thursday night, Lelong drove over
v. s. MeClatchy, one of the proprietors Of
the Bee, who was riding bicycle on K
street. Lelong was racing on that thorough
fare.
The herald., 1898-09-14
Peace Negotiations

NEW YORK, Sept. ia special to the
Herald from Wash!ngto says:
In an interview last night Secretary Day
said: Nothing has occurred since the
making of the protocol to embarrass the
work Of the Peace Commission or to endan-
ger the success OF the peace negotiations.
do not anticipate that the deliberations OF
the Peace Commissioners will be prolonged.
1t ought not to take longer than six weeks
or two months to conclude treaty Of
peace
The herald., 1898-09-14
Coralled a Comet

LICK OBSERVATORY, CAL. Sept. 49,
A comet was discovered this morning by C.
d. Perrine In the constellation Leo. Its
right ascension at midnight was 81 degrees
north. There is no bright star in the
neighborhood. The comet is moving In a
southeasterly direction. 1t is at present
about as bright as an eighth magnitude
star. This is the eighth unexpected comet
discovered at Mount Hamilton by Mr.. Per-
rina.
The herald., 1898-09-14
On the Diamond

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-First game: New
York 1, Baltimore
Second game: New York 0, Baltimore s.
Philadelphia-Philadelp 8, Boston g.
Pittsburg-Pittsburg 0. Chicago 4.
The herald., 1898-09-14
A Camp Deserted

CH1CKAMAUGA NATIONAL MILL
TARY PARK, Sept 13-The Ninth New
York left for home today, and only one
regiment. the Sixth United States volun-
teers. now remains at Chickamauga.
The herald., 1898-09-14
Seals Disappearing

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 13.-C II.
Townsend, chief Of the division Of fisher-
lee. United States Fish Commission, who
has been the official inspector of the seal
herd for several years, and member Of
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Telegramy KrajoWe
Ma przef0mie.

WASHINGTON, 2 Kwietnia.
Wczorajsza rada gabinetowa
posiada bardzo wielkie zna-
czenie. Rozbierano ma niej cd.
powiedz na ostatnis note i
zgadzano sic ma zdanie, ze od-
powiedz ia nie odpowiada wi.
dokom rzadu. Mckinley prze.
Sic W tych dniach kongresowi
oredaie, W kt6rem przedstawi
stan rzeczy na Kubie zaana-
czy swoje stanowisko W spra.
vie zatargu Hiszpauia. Kon'
gres oczekiwac bedzie oredzia,
ME przedsiebiorac zadnych
stanowczych uchwal W sprawie
Kuby.
Dotychczas zadre mocarstwo
europejskie ME wystapiio z
projektem interwencyi.
Roakaz wydany przez mar
szalka Blanco, a2eby reconce-
dradosom pozwolono powraca6
do w1asnych zagr6d, odja} rzs
dowi naszemu moznosc dalsze-
90 mieszania sic do spraw ku.
ba6skich. Wyrok komisyi
sledczei W sprawie Maine pra-
gnie Hiszpania poddac pod
rozpoznanie ssdu rozjemczego.
Me zanosi sic ma zerwanie
dyplomatycznych stosunk6w,
kt6re poprzedza rozpoczecie
ka2dej wojny. Wolno bylo
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Z Ziern Polskich.

Sazina imoaDrocSaaOska wy.
produkowala W ubieg1ym roku
1s4,9 $40 metrycznych cetnar6w
soil kuchennej, o 5000 cetna'
row wiecej, niz W roku ubie.
g}ym. Odbyt zmniejszyl sic
atoli, to g}6wnie do Rosyi.
Cetnar metryczny soil osiegnsl
Gene 2,22 m. Salina zatrudnia
80 robotnik6w, W liczbie tel Is
g6rnik6w.
Ruch enaigraoy5my 10 rok~
1897. - W roku 1897 wye.
migrowalo Galicyi, Bukowi:
ny i Wegier, przea Odwiscim !
Szczakowe, ogo}em 1888 os6b
do Ameryki. Ze Szczakowy
zwrocono W tym czasie 60, a z
Oswiecima 1872 emigrant6w,
powr6cilo zas Ameryki przez
wspomniane punkty graniczne
1903 os6b.
Redaktorem, ), ,Gagety mazur.
sbiej", za1ozonej przez konser-
watyst6w ma zabicie wycho-
dzacej W E}ku ,Gazety ludo'
wej', jest pastor Alexy w
Olsztynie. Pisarska jego dzia'
lalnose Mazurom dobrze jest
znana z wydawanego przez
niego dawniej ,,Polskiego
przyjaciela rodzinnego": W
pisemku tenn wyrazit sic pan
pastor, ze Mazurzy ME SO VIA
6ciwie AMI Niemcami, ami 20.
lakami, tylko grasuja jak In.
dyanie W stepach ameryka1.
skich. Naturalnie, ze slowa to
utkwily Mazurom dobrae Y
pamisci!
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Rezerwa z}ota W skarbie
zwiszkowym ciagle wzrasta.
= William K. Vanderbilt
zdeklarowa} SIG ofarowac rza-
dowi zwiazkowemu 5 Milo
now dolar6w ma wypadek
wojny z Hiszpania. Wnuk
postepuje dladami dziadka.
Comandor Cornelius Wander.
bilt ofarowal -podczas wojny
domowej parowiec wartoSci
miliona dolar6w.
= Do Alaski wybra1o sic
W Marcu znacznie mniej os6b,
niz W zeszfym Grudniu.
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Kronika Miejsc9Wd.
J0zef Hoffman.

q ogcomnym eutuzyazmem powi.
tano wczoraj po pofudniu ma koncer.
Gle syn fonicznym nsszego rodaka
J6zef1 H ffmsna, kt6ry gra swoja ma
fortepauie zschwyca} s}uchsczy. Pc
kaAdym wystepie iego zmuszano go
oklaskami owScysmi do dodania
nadprcg gramowych numer6w tryumf
jego byi, jezeli ME wiek'zy, to pc.
wnosois ME muiejszy, niz dawniej
tryumfy Padere wskiego. Dzisiaj
wieczorem wyStapi powt6rnie.
Pustki W ratuszu.
Burmistrz zachoro val ma grype i
ME moze wychodzic z domu. Wpra-
wdzie ME jest ciezko chory i wczoraj
W poludne wsta& z !ozka, ale wycho.
die mu domu ME wolno. Opr6cz
burmistrza, W ratuszu brak kilku
czsonk6w jego gabinetu. Nadkomi-
sarz budowy McGann bawi W Den.
yer, gdzie iona jego ohora. Szef po.
licyi Ripley jest W California ma wa.
kaoyach, cz3onek komisyi sauzby
cywiloej, Lindblom, r6wniez zacho.
rowal ma grype.
Strsjk.
Pietlziesieciu elektryk6w pracu.
lacych dla Edison Western Electric
Go. zastraj jkowaso wczoraj celem po.
zyskauia psac przez ioh unie oznaczo'
nycb. Place to maja wynosid 50 do
$3.50 dziennie, a tyle kompanie pia.
ci6 ME chca.
Straszna SmierG strazaka.
Strazak Andrew Dwyer nalesacy
do kompanii Is ua stacyi ma rogu 46
ulicy Cottage Grove ave., wczoraj
po posudniu, ME bedac W s}uzbie,
szedi przez Cottage Grove ave. W
pobliau 46 ulicy, gdy spostrzegl, ze
w6z, do ktcrego ssuzby on nalezaa, W
pelnym galopie pedzi} do jakiegos
pozaru. D~yer, ME majac bynai.
mniej obowiazku stawienia sic do
sluzby, chcal wskoczye ma ten woz,
- ale probujac to uczynit, upadl
tax nieszczssliwie, il ko}a wozu prze.
szly przez jego szyjs zabily go ma
miejscu.
Piekne zIOdziejki.
Dwie Mode piekne panny we
Wtorek przyszsy do wlascioiela wy.
poayczslni pojazd6w J. McCoya / o.
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stanowi}a dla tegoz rzadu zad-
nego uztimates,n. Odpowiedz
ma to note, jakkolwiek wynn nj
jajsca, ME moze stanoWlc ola
Stan6w Zjednoczonych dostar.
czonego powodu do natych,
miastowego wypowiedzenia
wojny. Mkt "a z}e Hiszpanom
brae ME moze, re ME spieszs
sic odstapieniem bogatej wy
spy na pierwsze lepsze zawo.
3anie. Nikomu ma mysl przyjs6
ME powinno, ze giowa naszego
rzsdu we Westinghouse iprzy'
boczna jej rada, stojaca ma
stray interes6w ludu amery-
ka6skiego zapomni sic do tego
stopnia, IL zechce chwycit SIG
ostatecznosci, ME wyczerpaw.
sly wszystkich srodk6w, beds'
cych ma us}ugi naszej dyplo'
macyi, azeby dojsc do uprag'
nionego celu, oswobodzenla
Kuby, bez woiny.
Stany Zjednoczone So dose
slime, azeby mog}y sic liczyt
ze wzglsdami, naleznymi wiel.
kiemu niegdys narodowi, W
kt6rego imieniu Kolumb od'
kry} Ameryke. Me maja one
powodu Hiszpanii upokarzac /
doprowadzaG jej do rozpaczy z
zalu, ze musi sic rozstac z osta-
tnim cieniem panowania Ma
odkrytej przez siebie p6}kuli.
Hiszpania ma wszelkle prawo
istniec nadal W rzedzie pa6stw
cywilizowanych, a rzady oby-
dw6ch pa6stw majs obowiazek
stosowac sic do istotnych inte-
res6w rz9dzonych narod6w,
kt6re to interesa AMI tu, W Sta.
mach Zjednoczonych, ami tam,
W Hiszpanii, ME wymagaja
rozlewu krwi i wyrzucania mi
liard6w dolar6w i frank6w ma
przepadle. Zapowiadano W
gazetach wybuch wojny pred
miesiscem, w tych dniach mia.
10 nastspic jej wypowiedzenie.
Faktem jest, ae Woodford
przeczy wiesciom, jakoby "a,
biera} sic do wyjazdu Z Madry'
tn, a senor Lomo y Barnabe
ME ma powodu opuszczac Wa
shingtonu. Tu tam tocza sic
pokojowe ukfady, kt6rym to.
warzyszy pobrzekiwanie sza'
bel, i turkot prAewozonych 2
miejsca na mieisce armat.
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