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FOR RENT-Flat of six rooms; all modern I'M
provemehts; heated by steam. 1907 Z st.
NV, $50.
Bay window brick, 7 rooms; all modern i'm
provements; large stable. Gi2 Q ST. NV; only
5000.
Brick OF five rooms; modern improvements; 4th.
bet. and n; rent $3.50. SHREvE,
mys-I 1000 7th st. NV.
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STEAMBOATs.
STEAMDoATs.
Norfolk 4 Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every daJ In tbs year for Fortress Monroe.
- Norfolk. Newport News and all points south
y N: superb teSerfui steel p.iae. ste..: ~.
- Washington" on the following schedule:
". WasninxtoE.8:So pm ". Portsmouth SEQ pr,
~. Alsxapdria.7:0o pm Lv. Norfolk. .5:s5 pm
-. ~. Nonroc. 7O9 am Lv. n. Monro..6:H pr
Ar. Norfolk. 500 am Ar. Alexandria $50 am
Ar. Portsmouths:ls an Ar. Wash:ngton.S 90 an
- Tickets on sale At SIT Penn avc-. ans
- Q. ticket ctnce. 61o Penn. ave. aod corner
- 18th ct. and ". Y. ave-, c. L G. ticket os.
- fees at SIS snd 1921 Penn. ave-. 8. A. l.
- Ticket Ofice, 1884 N, Y. are. and 90 board
stcamerA
- 81 for further Information apply at gss-
- erai Offices. 7ta Il wEsfl Wash. D. u
- 'Phone 75C.
no2su JNo CALLAHAN General Nanages.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES-Ofice Public
Buildings and Grounds. Washington. D. c.,
April 10. 1s99.-sealcd proposals, in duplicate,
will be received here until 2 O'CLOCK p NJ,
MAY 10, 1899. Tor or furnishing during fiscal year
class 2, flower pots: class 8. paints oils, glass,
etc; class 4. hardware; class s. agricultural i'm
plcments ETC.; class 9. electric battery sipplies
class Z. drain pipe and plumbers supplics class
g. stationery; class 0, manure: class 10. sand and
gravel class II. soil; class T. ice: class 49, lime
cement. felt. etc; class IA. brick; class Is; sod ;
class l6 fuel: class II, lumber and sash; class 49,
use OF teams Separate proposals for each class
desired Each envelope should be endorsed to
indicate class for which enclosed proposal is made
Preference given to articles Of domestic manu-
facturc conditions Of quality and price Gncluding
in the price Of foreign productions or manufac-
turc the duty thereon) being equal. Right re-
served to reject any and all proposals. Informa-
tion can be obtained here. THEO A. BINGHAM
Colonel. ap10.1l IL, l3myS.9
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PROPOSALS.

NATIONAL PEACE JUBILEE-Proposals are in
vited for the privilege of erecting stands
along line of curb. Diagrams and information
furnished at headquarters. lll6 st. Bids opened
Saturday, the 18th instant, at p. IN. S. W.
GRIFFITH, Secretary. my93t en-
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WANTED-By young man, position; 10 years ex-
pcrience in general office work and book
keeping: will accept any salary; refs Address
H. j. this Office my92t EN-
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WANTED-By colored man. place second or
third cook, cafe or restaurant; refs. COOK,
go II 81. II
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WaSTED-By settled gentleman. light work;
small pay; strictly sober and reliable; best
ref Address r. S. this office. my9-2t
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WANTED-Grown colorcd girl to attend dental
office wages. 81 per week: also small colored
boy; wages sl.5O per week. Address DENTIST.
this office. II
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WANTFD-By young man. position assistant
bartender; best of refs; salary no object.
Address II. W, this office. myg-2t
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HELp wANTED-MALE AND FEhALE

WANTED-A white man and white females for
hotels and housework. 306 G. st. NV. 1t
AGENTS WANTED-Ladies and gentlemen to take
orders for Jubilee novelties: SOC outfit 92I
St NV. ny9.I,l3
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WANTED-By a respectable white man. florist
and gardener by trade. lawns. gardens and
flowers TO care for; best city ref. Address BOX
81. this office. 1t
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WANTED-Reliable man in stable: must under
stand his business: sober and willing worker
only need apply. +. II. FINLEY & son, 1905 ID
st. 1t
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Southern Ry.

D.
crnI ACt. Pass Dept., Washington. ID
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WANTED-Two young with some expert
ence in bakery business. at $50 ST. NV.
myg2t
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR SALE-Caligraph typewriter; in good con-
dition; bargain; only SIS. Room -. 321 AZ
ST NV my9- 81 -em
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WANTED-Agents; s. day selling the new oil
gas burner: goes in any cook stove or range:
one-half cheaper than wood coal; Dirt
odor; no ashes: a perfect fire made out of coal
oil; the greatest invention OF the age. Call at
906 llth ST. NV. my7-3t
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WANTED-By married man. position collector;
0cst of refs. and furnish bond. Address
HCSTl.ER. this office. my93t
The Washington bee., 1899-03-04
How WhaIebone Is Secured.

A curious industry, at least to the
is that pertaining to
from it's original or crude
form to that of it's many applications.
useful and artistic. Most of this arti-
cle is landed at San Francisco and
shipped Eastward to be distributed at
the various centers. Before leaving
The Pacific coast the bone is split, sort
I'd according to color, and tied up in
bundles: after splitting the pieces are
termed "stalks" or slabs" are from
three to twelve feet in length when
ready for shipment, and weigh from
i've to twenty-five pounds each. When
received by the manufacturer each
slab is tringed with strong glossy
black hair; this has separate value
Of it's own, anu is used for certain fur
1iture manufactures, and is also mixed
with horse hair in brushes. On the
aair being removed the slabs are
scrubbed vigorously and then put to
soak in water for about a week; when
softened they are subjected
20 the action of steam i'm strong recep-
tacles of special design, being thus
ready to be split into "shell" or grain
Done. and finally cut into stays. whip
stocks. etc
The Washington bee., 1899-03-04
A kissing Nation.

In no other part of the world is
kissing so much in vogue as in Rus
sia. From time immemOrial it has
been the national salute; indeed, it is
more Of greeting than a caress.
In public affairs, as in private, the
Kiss is an established custom. Fathers
and sons kiss; old generals with rusty
nustaches kiss; whole regiments kiss.
The emperor kisses his officers. On a
receiving day there are almost as
many kisses as shots exchanged. If
liliputian corps of cadets have earn
I'd the imperial approval, the imperial
salute is bestowed upon the head boy,
who passes it on with a hearty re-
pOrt to his neighbor, he in his turn to
he next, and so on throught the whole
Juvenile body.
On holiday or fete day the young
and delicate mistress of q house will
not only kiss all her maid servants
but all her men servants, too, and if
The gentleman does not venture above
her hand she will stoop ana kiss his
cheek.
To judge, also, from the number of
salutes, the matrimonial bond in these
high circles must De one of uninter-
:upted felicity. A gentleman scarcely
enters or leaves the room without kiss
ing his wife. either on her forehead,
cheek or hand.
The Washington bee., 1899-03-04
A Real fortress.

The monastery of Solovetsk in Arch
angel Russia. is inclosed on every
side by wall of granite bOulders,
measuring nearly mile in circumfer-
ence. and is the best protected in the
world. The monastery Itself is very
strongly fortified, being supported by
round and square towers thirty feet
in height, with walls twenty feet in
thickness. The monastery consists in
.eality of six churches. which are COM
Dletely filled with statues of all kinds
lndpreciOus stones. Upon the walls and
he towers surrounding these churches
Ire mounted huge guns. which in the
lime of the Crimean war were directed
against the British WhitetSea squad
ron. The monks who inhabited the
monastery at that time marched In
procession on the granite walls while
The shells were flying over their heads,
10 prove how little they feared the at
tack of the British fleet Ten thou
sand pilgrims come annually to Solo
yetsk from all parts of Russia to view
he churches and the relics. They are
conveyed in steamers commanded and
manned solely by monks.
The Washington bee., 1899-03-04
MExlCO'S MONEY.
What It Has Been and Manner In Which
1t Is Manufactured.

"nat 1S has Been ano manner In which
1t Is Manufactured.
Before Mexico was invaded by the
Spaniards, coins were unknown i'm the
country, the natives using in the place
of money the smallest cacao beans,
reserving those of larger size and bet
ter quality for the manufacture of
liquor, to which they were much ad-
dicted.
About fourteen years after the con-
quest-that is to say, about the year
1885, Castilian coin commenced to
make its appearance in Mexico. AS it
arrived, however, only in very small
quantities, it proved itself insufficient
for the needs of trade, even though
the latter was still of very insignifi-
can't proportions. 1t was then that
the ruling vicerOy, under authority Of
a royal decree, ordered the manufac-
ture in the City of Mexico of small
pieces of silver of a certain weight.
These pieces were not stamped with
and coinage whatsoever, and their
value was determined entirely by
their weight and size. From this was
derived the name ''peso," which has
outlived the first attempt at making
money in Mexico up to the present.
These pieces of silver remained in
circulation a number Of years, and
pieces of gold and of copper were also
added in time Soon, however, it was
found that this sort of circulating
medium made fraud and abuse ex-
tremely easy, and the Spanish gov
arnment, taking cognizance of this
fact, established, by royal decree, three
minis, granting them a perpetual ex-
lstence for America. These mlnFs
were located in San Luis, Santa Fe
and the City of Mexico.
The same decree also provided that
IN San Domingo, on the Spanish island
known today as Puerto Rico, only cop
per money should be made, according
to the regulations governing the mint
Of CASTLE IN the year 1859. The COIN
age Of Mexico was actually begun dur
ing the reign of Niceroy Antonio de
Mendoza, who established a mint in
buildings belonging to the Marquis del
Vale. Here it remained only a short
time, being transferred first to the
council buildings, and later to the vice
regal palace. During all this time the
coinage was of considerable amount,
and the facilities of the establish
ment were not sufficient to meet the
demands made upon it for coins, for
which reason frequent demands for
minting apparatus are found in the an
.ient records. In the year 177S, the
mint was established in the Apartado
building, and has continued since then
in the street of that name. From the
Declaration of Independence until the
year 1S47, the mint was rented out to
private parties, whosupplied with coin
all the states of the republic that had
40 mint of their own.
The Washington bee., 1899-03-04
Imitation Ivory.

Imitation ivory is now being exten-
sively manufactured from the fruit of
L palm-like shrub called phytelephas
nacrOcarpa, which is about the size of
IN apple and possesses a hard interior
kernel. So close is the resemblance
hat it is sold for ivory, and can be
,olored and turned in similar man
1er. A method of test consists in APP
1lying sulphuric acid, which does not
affect in any way the genuine sub
stance, but which. in few minutes,
causes a pink discoloration to appear
IN the vegetable imitation.
The Washington bee., 1899-03-04
How Geese Arc shod.

Bohemian geese, which are driven
ong distances to market, are shOd he
'Ore starting on the journey by being
sent repeatedly over patches of tar
mixed with sand. This forms a lard
crust on the feet, enabling the geese
% travel over great distances.
The Washington bee., 1899-03-04
Cnrinsities of Lakes.

If lakes have no overflow to the sea
he water always becomes salty, par
-icularly if there is small rainfall and
much evaporation. The Caspian sea
s properly salt lake. So is the Dead
sea. There are several lakes of con-
siderable size in Canada which have
10 visible inlets, being fed entirely
rom subterranean sources.
The Washington bee., 1899-03-04
Poets at Low Par in Vienna.

A Vienna paper declares that few
persons in that city read poems, and
,ewer still buy them; that the pub
ishers refuse to print them unless the
authors pay all expenses. and that to
lsk for a volume of poetry in a book
store is to be stared at as a freak.
The Washington bee., 1899-03-04
Turks Eat With Fingers.

Knives forks are not popular
yastronomic tools with the Turks.
The thumb and two forefingers do all
he work, save in the case or SOUPS
md rice, when the spoon is used as a
ime-and- d-labor-saver.
The Washington bee., 1899-03-04
RAILROADS,
.NNAPoLIs SHORT

- ,xD ANNAPOLIS SHORT
I'M, NNEi,.Ie CAMDEN STATION.
i |aalNs - ny stations, week days,
Da'p. he. 40 ?. m, -
.-5a,s 80 Pay Ridge, daily, 800 p. m.
go Bay Si,' Yfek days, 6.4s SIS, a. m.
l., AHiai-a M.
p.c5nd - SO and 7.4S p m.
..C seek days 100 p' m
-. r0. -..turn. soc.
/, BS k'a-, "a Coombs G. M.
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-,yosf ONO RAILRoAD

n ...a ,ae,, Jan. IS 1899.
slae.-' ,n rom station, corner o.
10, Ra,a's. ,,anue and { street.
4 Ns~ '''' y,r.hwest Vestibuled Limi'
rrt-AEo a, 4 L. ul., SOS y, NJ.
|sil, p 81 n -ou,s ane .naesaPolis
II lInl'i..'.. n. lcs'ibuieu l~'nn'e0 s'4S
a agrs,' ...s End Cleveland, express daily
\ P.,,'oa's .,g. - III. piusburg only II;5:
Toledo and Detroit. ra'Os
land aay stations 1000 a. m.
%: 8 -, Memphis, Birmingham
W JETo,viI.e, BRISTOL ana ROANOKE
rs,'A. sieepaug cars through
-. days 90, $50, KOS, x7.Io
80 ngs5, Nio.oo, a. m,
- J. 90. $50, 1886, x4.3o,
& Us IN sd. 20 b.so xS:oo, $500,
4 Es iy.C 81 ~ NJ and n2.oo, night. Sum
- - - 20. S 90, X9.oo a. m, xI2.o5,
\ 70, -. -sS. A5.o5, xS.Io, 6.3o, xS:oo
10 ~, ~, s5p nj. Ez.oo night.
Ia ~ ~. nL9' % 7. and % a. m, I7.Is and $50
ai1s,y asis3,ys, s. an 4.5s p. m
80 week DAYS, goo, Il:2S, 4;3o,
Fis'',s SUNDAYS. %, a. m. lis p. m.
,..r mos a. m. and 1880 p. m.
hlgel ,,g 80 nav points, week days, 900 a.
So'I co. -os p M. Sundays 9:oo' a. m
rs 7, .I1.bprg .. and way points, week days
Ia.'"'- 10 @Is AS, 5.35. 7.oS' II.25' p. m
a H. H.. lIS, 4.33, 7.oS, lo.Is
a....c,op Junction and way points,
M''n.pe - 40 = m. week days. 900 a. m
,..,- D. s-IIn,i Marlboro $50. a m. 4;3o and ass
grrE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
- - PHILADELPHIA.
,....,,s illuminated with Pintsch light.
p.a,5elphia, New York, Boston and the
-.E ln.-o dsvs 7:os 500, 1000 a. m. I2:oS'
| a, Dining Cars 900, Royal Limit
". IL. pplImau train dining ar; S:os
lSu',' llc.,, 500 200 night, sleeping car open
SUNDAYS -.o5 9.oC a. m. 1905
~ sinIng r1ri 400, :o5 dining carr Soc
y, UP eiecpIng car open 10 o'clock.
LSCsrs on all day TRAINS
y r-apt,r IgI Civ, 1000 a. m, I2.oS noon
az '.',r''1 N week days, 1905 noon Sundays.
.f,ne MAY, 1905 noon.
Errg, SUNDAY, ..o;,,.
-.,,s called lor and checked from hotels.
Fs,s. |...,ssnrps by Union Transfer Co. on orders
Y ',,-tst ,,,tst offces. 6Io Pennsylvania avenue
Isrsr New York avenue and Fifteenth
and adepot
General Manager.
DB.MARTlN,
Ugr Pass Trafrc.
vFGE. Genl. Agt. Pass. Dept; Wash
b, D T..
The Washington bee., 1899-03-04

At banquets during Elizabeth's time
every guest came with his spoon in
mis- pocket.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16

90. Redsmptorystom, uposstyi,
kosrtsm 1000 frsnk6w hr. Jadwigs
Wielborsks, niegdys prze'o.ona PIP
Ksrmelitsnek bosyoh ma Zsg6rsu, v
Poznaniu, a ODE onis domu tego 90
uego sgromad.enia prEy koscisle
sw. Brygidy W Rrymie.
- Sienkiewicz W szkole. -
Rosyjskis minist srstwo os x~iscenia
polspilo wprowsd.ic do bibliotsk
sskolny,h. q takts do csytelni be-.
piatnych ludowyoh, ,Quo vadis? ?"
S.snkiewicss.
- ,,QuO vadis" pc wfosku. -
Neapolitahaks firms Dstksn Ra-
ohli wydala " tyoh dniaob " ksis.-
kowem wydsniu 90 10 vsdis" a.
Sienkiewiczs, W wfoskiem tiomacse
niu Frydsryks Verdinols.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16
lie swiata.

- Program uczczenia panic.
eli wislkisgo poety rosyjskiego Pusr
kina, ktorego urodrin setns r~ocInios
przypads W Z. b., rostsi jut ratwier.
drony przez oesarra rosyjskisgo. w
dniu 2e msja (st. st.) majs sic odbyc
modify aaiobue | liturgja W soborrs
karahskim W P~stsrsburgu, W osrkwi
prry liOsum DISQUALIFICATION ! W
cerkwi ka walsryj'kisj, gdrie odbyio
sic ns~bozehstwo pred pogrrebem
poety; W Moskw vie " csrkwi Wnie
bowsssp'euis, jake psrafji, gdrie sic
urodrii poets, orar " k~lssztorze
swistogorskim " gubsrnji poitaw
skisj ! na mogils poety. Tsgos dnis
pc naooteh stwie ma sic odbyc uro.
cIysse publicrne pO,isdrenie cesar.
skiej aksdsmji nsuk, ma bye otwsr.
ia wystsws prredmiot6w, nsletsoych
do Pusrkins. Pra wdopodobnsm jest
urzsdzenie IA psmistke Pusrkina "
cessrskich testrsoh prrsdstswieh
dramssycrnych 1 opsrowyob utwo
row poety, W kwietniu, " tygodniu
powislkanOcnym W cisgu dni srreOh.
POstsnowiono prosic wsrysskis wys.
sss inssytucje rrsdows, pod kt6rycb
rarzsdem roajdujs sic rsksady nsu.
ko~s, ably uviecrniiy psmiec posty
Ia pomocs wisiciwyoh urocrystosoi.
Zspowisdsisnsm jest " obu stolicach
1 caisj Rosji, gdsie TO bedris mosli-
VEN, urssdsenie srersgu o~dcsytow
ola ludu = obrarsmi niknscemi, IA.
ossrpnietsmi . utvor6w Pusskins.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16
Dalsze szczeg6fy
naduzyG we Lwowskiej Kasie
OszczednOsci.

Pod data "a go lutego pisrs dc
"Drisnniks POInshskiego":
Chooisz o ewsntuslnosoi uwieris.
MIA dyrektors zimy i kilku wybit
nisjszych urrsdnikow gslicyjskisj
Kssy oszcrednosci mowiono jua cd
tygodnia, to p~rzsciez wiadomosc O
d~okonansm srssrtow suiu wywAria
wsEedzie ogromns wratenis, 90 jest
rroEumisiem, jsteli sic wezmis ma
uwsge nisrmlernie wpiywowe stsno.
wisko, jake ~Isjmowsi p. lima cd la,
wislu " ismtejsrsm spoieozsh ,twie,
to g'ebokie prIeswladorenis, jake
Posisda' ogoi o nlssksritslnosoi jsgo
cbsraktsru.
Niestety, prEsdwstspne docbodre
ole ~wyksEsio, IL p. Zima pa posadrie
wsrechwlsdnsgo srAfsrrs miljonov
grreszyS nie tylko bsrdsnna lskko
myslnosCis, lscr dopusrOrai sic o1yn.
nosOi, koliduisCych Z kodskssm ksr
nym.
Sad zvlekai L sres1towsniem ps.
ma Zimy az do cbwili, gdy Dssra6i ns
slsd tax ~jsskrawyeh dowod6w why,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16

JsseH kto Z ezsoasS~ ZsssssSss NC o.
-syrn,Je reSu'a-nis ,,zeoeP", SoseS-
'.ien 0 - na:ychnosaos Eo,cioxons6s
Sekr. Jeneralnego, q nie RsSahoro,
s:6ry scadresdn.' od6sors6ss yorgG.se
''ciqzkotce9o NC .csp6Irsgo niss-sa. AZ
aotciaddmiajqc o TEN, valley przeds-
D~szystkiem podac no,cy adres dohsa6
-, obok da,onego. 2e-as Gsseje sis
*, &c, jeseh ktc uZSody" nss osrsyo
-''uje reguIarn;e, ,s.SGza 30 .sgGScitos
rs zrymyslde ; nss eodaS - ~ssce
72-esui SktIssk rc.ss; dSSsS rsZcoayF
-. c~s-spTsV;s - SssE I~aSy.aMtSrz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16

Sehresdrzs gr,p nic m4j9 sodnSoe
ord,cd kreslic lu6 znieniae ,aehunAt
store 'cychedzq z naszego 6iura. Jesek
'ehretars grupy otrzymuje z 6i.ro ma.
'zego rdchunek, kt6ry sic nis sgadza s
lego o6iiczeniami, potcinien nsm taxi
rachunek storocit 10 ciqgu 10 najdalS
kni s nam pozosta,cie sposobr,osf
pop-doisnid takiego rachunkv.
SyKRprAay JsvExALxx.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16

Zndozno exese sekrstorzy g1lsp s,yss
stoscyeh ma spyczaj ,cysySanis S,s-Js.
ssy "a cstepne, odzndki 81 o. od no.
sy6A cz1onkoO pray ,cysesaniu apIiEa
~. < Jesao z,cyczaj nieprGksyesry
E.SdG grupd s,oiqzko,ca (dop6ki 81
spsndotoanq me jes) ma kredyt ~ 6ss
Z Rzqdu Centralnego. Wo6ec ssoo
sskretdrze z opfotq rstspnego "a ro.eyek
sstonk6~ p~otcinni sac ,cstrsymae 10
26ty, dop6ki ME otrzymaja racAunM,
od sekretarzd jeneralncgo. Ny o ~,
ssem ME zapomniemy, pyzy vypisyva-
siu cyrAsIarzd o to o6a,cy nic-ne
Pdy zas sekretdrz otrzyn,a od mas Gu.
st'!arz "a raehunkiem) s gdy SIC pre-
coma, &c rach,nek ten zgadza SIC Ejsos
ssiqzkanai, potoinien przesSat ma -sce
sasyerd 10. ". p. tyle, lie Ter -acAu-
Eek 1ykasuje - ami nniej, ami ,oisce;.
ady sa~pro'oadzimy ten porzqdek ros
"a zapsze, niejsca mice ME 5sdq to
rozorne nisdokSddnosci, kt6re uiel,.
'ekretarsom grup spat ME porscalaja,
Z a prSes TO oszczedzici> pono,os.
.Siele sdsu. - SEKR. JESsRALsx.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-16

zslsje okoso $500 kilomstr6w kwa
drasowych. Welding oblioseh lord'
Cromsra, prsca ia powiets.y bogao
two Egiptu o 1850. 600 funt6v
s.ssrlingow ~roosnie, q dochody skar
bu powiesszy o $4,000 funtov
sstsrlingow. Oproc. tego r.sd g
giPski bedzie m6gi 7w.isc oko}o mil,
iona fant6w Ia grunta, kt6re obso.
ole nile majs wisscicieli.
= w sprawie rzekOmegO cd
nalezienia zwfek AndreegO "a.
m~isssora nKurjsr warsrawski" ma.
stspujscy telegram Ksrgina "
CUB. jsnisiejskiej: Wissoi o iladach
wyPrswy Andrssgo " odleg,osoi 15O
Worst cd kopalni Ss~.now " obw.
jenisisjskim, pomiedzy s,o.ytsmi
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sien'u tam szosatk6w balonu | trzsch
truPow, 80 kismliwe .myslone. -
gornio,y Barysrnikow.
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S ~ieto wynale.Iono podkowy . alu
miniam. Gaia poik,wa .robiona Jest
z tego metalu 1 tylko 1sby % stale.
we lub aslazne, wobeo o1ego MOVIE
% dalsko lasjs.s.od daw.
90 tet I stanowi ich wyA.
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