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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17
A Soldiers Terrible Experience While in the
Philippine Jungle.

soon klndled It into lively fame.
Reaching out with my hands and
stretching my body toward some
bushes that grew to the right, J caught
a young bamboo firmly and dragged
the great body squarely across the Are.
At first he didn't seem to mind II
much. but presently began a series OF
must vigorous and powerful lashlngs
with that 1.-THE. tremendous body and
tail. often nearly pulling me from my
hold on the tree. and twisting my leg
TIL II seemed he would slowly but sure
~ wrench It from its socket.
And yet those automatic waves OF
swallowing were not checked. felt
the creatures head inclose my knee
and. indeed. am sure the gulps by
which was being taken in were quick
ened as the monsters blood was
warmed up in the flame.
Il could not readily see what was
going on In the FIRE. but was sure II
was burning hotly because soon felt
/ the heat on my toes inside the snakes
skin. This sensation increased and I
soon realized that II was roasting tho
snake my foot was being boiled at tho
same time.
at was n terrific and protracted
struggle. Sometimes my feet and legs
were dragged around sldewise TIL the
snakes body was out OF the fire; some
times I was pulled backward till my
free foot was kicking about In the fire.
brands But the boa's evolutlons were
aimless. the mere result OF pain. while
my efforts we're always intelligently
directed toward the keeping OF his body
across the FIRE. Occasionally | could
free one hand and find piece OF wood
that | could throw on the Are. and
after awhile. perhaps fifteen minutes
though II seemed as many hours,
was sure that the snakes hastings and
ceilings we're weaker. though even yei
the mouth was advancing mp my leg
But now let 60 my tree, rolled ant
crept about and secured more fuel. ant
soon had the satisfaction Of seelnl
that my enemy WAS burned into crisI
In the middle though the tall seemed
still alive. as well as the head. Nj
foot, was sure, would soon deop OF
at the ankle II could Judge how wei
It was roasted by the pain | suffered
AT last 1 sat up. and with a slel
beat the snake apart Just below m!
foot. and then stood up with my lef
leg inclosed In such a snakeskin leg
cling as never a soldier wore before
But whether you will believe me o
, mt that Micro of "A sprDent continue
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17

This story Ia told by a mustered-out
volunteer recently returned from the
Philippines.
Yes. saw some hard fighting. but
the only time | was really scared was
by a snake They say that those huge
boas that the natives keep in their
houses 10 catch rats are harmless.
know better had been with my
company under ere all day. and as
night came on lost my way in the
swamp and was separated from my
command completely Frustrated with
the heat, often unconscious for a time
! had lost my gun and everything. and
lay down TO walt for morning near a
deserted shack. where some native had
once had a home and was soon fast
asleep. had lost one shoe In the
swamp. and my bare foot had been
severely cut and scratched in my race
for life, and a. went TO sleep II palned
me 30 as to AFFECT my dreams.
dreamed that was still in the swamp.
and that my left foot and leg were
so heavy that / was being slowly
pulled down into the mud by them
and that the swamp was boiling hot.
awakened TO find the pain in my foot
intolerable, though dulled by the feel
ing we experience when we say limb
II asleep. felt that could not move
my leg. sat up and looked at It. and
put my hand under my knee and gave
81 pull. In the dim light my les
seemed to extend on into the jungle
indefinitely. Then felt a twlnge oil
pain and a sense OF something gripping
me about the shin.
"wlde awake and excited now.
saw that was being swallowed by 4
huge boa. My swollen. bleeding foo
had attracted him. and he had already
swallowed II and was swallowing M
leg inch by inch. by those slow auto
matte pulsations with which these hor
rlble reptiles get themselves outside
their prey.
Il ran my hand over the creature1
head and eyes. felt his great lowe
Jaw beneath my calf. struck the hea,
" with my fst. screamed and yelled 70
help. struggled to a vertical position
bending the snakes body upward. an,
even fell over him. but all had no ef
feet. The swallowing went on. Ever.
minute would feel prickling sensa
tion an inch higher up on my leg. an,
sonse OF suction. and was aware tina
/ was an inch deeper down in the mon
ster's anatomy.
Then lay quiet a moment. think
ing for my life. Each gulp OF the snak
sent a slckenlng chill over my body
but my head was clear. I though
with some satisfaction that the bo
couldn't swallow but one leg. since h
had not started upon both. Yet
knew he would never willingly dii
gorge the part OF me he already pos
sessed. and unless was found earl
in the morning, my chance OF life wa
small. had no knife or gun. but
was able to reach a good bamboo clu
and | began to beat the great serper
on the body AMI over the head. too. 8
hard as could. But my blows hui
my leg inside the snake more tina
they seemed to hurt him.
at any rate. the swallowing wer
on, and the snakes nose had reache
my knee-cap. | had nothing In m
pockets but my pipe and tobacco an
match box. Should smoke and wa
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17
WAS SWALLOWED BY A BOA.

thy lost much Of the total advantage
Of their education. They hate their
work because one bit by bit harnesses
them so much The memory can be
cultivated. and ought to be. Certainly,
ati the way not TO cultivate II Ia to
orsr-tax 1t when It IL obviously feeble.
he writer is speaking In this instance
Of what he personally knows, for he
has seen lads made seriously ~ by the
etort TO learn Greek ohorunss which
b himself could learn as quickly an
Eoglish dogEerel. and say on in an i'm.
pessiye manner without understand
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17

An interesting relic OF one OF the
franklin search relief expeditions.
which was sold In London recently.
Ia bootiack which was used by Rear
Admiral Sir James Ross. who sailed ia
the Enterprise In isis. but returned in
the following year without success.
There are many such relies Of the Ross
and other expeditions TO be seen In
the museum OF the Royal United sery-
ice Institution In whitehall, including
fragmentary portions OF a velyet-edged
pocket and leather towel-the first
real traces OF the missing expedition
biscuit from Sir James Ross expedl-
ton (exposed TO the arctic regions for
twelve years., pieces OF canvas bot
Tie. bradawl gimlet and other tools.
the eye-rim OF telescope, a glass from
dressing case. a fusee box and other
articles.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17

There was a time when Russia leath-
err was exclusively a Russian export,
and the demand greatly exceeded the
supply. Always very desirable for the
smaller articles made OF leather such
as satchels and pocketbooks. Il was es-
peclally In demand for binding books
as It's aromatic odor repealed moths and
other Insects A few volumes thus COW
cred would protect a whole library. Ito
odor and pliabllity are principally ow-
Ing TO the use Of the oil OF birch bark
IN the finishing process, In 1873 our
minister 20 Russia. Marshall Jewell.
himself tanner, discovered the pro-
cess BY which this famous leather was
made. And from that time on RUS
STA" leather had an extensive manufac-
ture and sale In the United States Bet
ter yet. II IS as good as the imported
And so you see, we may Indulge In
choicest Russia leather without Grip
pllng home industry. philadelphia
Record.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17
MAY INSURE LIVES OF WOMEN

Privilege Was Long Denied Them. but
They Ace Now Uood Risks.
One OF the newest privileges that has
accrued to woman is the right to have
her life insured ON even terms with
man. We all think we know. without
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17

most aristocratlc schools in Paris.
These boys are mostly the sons OF tho
old nobility and are brought up 10
speak OF the Orleans protepder as "ths
king" They devote most OF their
pocket money TO the royalist cause and
are said, as a whole, TO constitute ono
OF IFS largest and most certain sources
OF income. The school OF the Jesuit
fathers In the Rue de Madrid is said to
be the center Of this boyiah but none
the less dangerous conspiracy.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17

asking for statistics. that woman's
stay in this world IS as enduring as
mans, We know there are some risks
such as ehlld-bearlng which she
Is exposed and from which man Is ex-
empt. but we know ~ habits. on the
average, are rather better than mans.
and that her life Is somewhat less ex-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17
BOY RovALlsr ooNspIR.>roR.

Lieut. Brunei. at whose youthful APP
pearance when he appeared before Il
on the charge Of treason the president
OF the high court Of France expressed
establishment. represents a large class
OF supporters OF the duke OF orleans in
his claim to the throne. He Ia a type
OF the boys who attend several OF the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17

posed. Yet for some reason the life
insurance companies have looked as
kaneo and preferred not to risk their
money on her prospects OF living. I'M
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17
Mhere she nrnw the Lln..

Mrs Fashlon-l'Ye picked out hus-
band for you, daughter Miss Fashion
Very well; but want to say, mother,
when Il comes TO buying the wedding
dress, I'm going TO select The material
myaeh.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17

the turn OF events? No. would make
a FIRE and sos II could roast his snake
shin while he was swallowing me.
Fortunately pile OF debris from the
house, CONSISTING In part OF broken
furniture, implements and the like, lay
not far from the snakes body, and
doubling him over / reached IT, and
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17

The Sahara desert Ia three times as
large as the Mediterranean.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-11-17

ing half the words in them.-The Spec
tator.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-03-07
Kronika MiejscoWd.
Bez skutku.

Bracia Fred. Cornelius Muir
ply, kt6rzy posiadali dawniej
dom komisowy ma South Water
str, byli oskarzeni to, re oszu-
kali czekami bez wartosci bank
First National. Process ich odby&
sic pred ssdzia .Watermanem i
jeszcze W ubiegla srode zostala
sprawa ziozona W rece sedzi6w
przysieglych. Ci po 80 godzinnej
naradzie oswiadczyli sedziemu, il
absolutnie ME So W stanie zgodzic
sic ma wsp6lny wyrok i sedzia
musial ich rozpuscic. Juz po raz
drugi process braci Murphy "a
ko6czyl sic bez rezultatu.
Zurzedu zdrowia.
W zeszlym tygodniu znowu
zwiekszyla sic liczba wypadkow
smierci. Umarlo SGT os6b: %
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-03-07
Rome WiadOmOs&
telegrafczne.

- Pod Tulonem zginslo
skutkiem eksplozyi zapasu
prochu przesz}o so os6b.
Try razy wiecej jest pokale,
czonych.
= Wydawca dziela ayciu
Ojca Heckera W przekladzie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-03-07

wiecej, niz W tygodniu poprze-
dzajacym, a o So wiecei, niz W
odnosnym tygodniu zeszfego
roku. Osob pici mezkiei umarlo
304, plci zehskiej 1868; dzieci we
wieku niespefna roku umarfo
III, dzieci we wieku l IS lat
Ga, a'os6b liczacych przeszlo 60
lat, 112. Ma dyfterya umarlo ID
osob, na zapalenie piuc 1876, ma
grype 21, a ma szkarlatyne 15.
Samobojstw bylo 9, a innych
gwaltownych wypadk6w smierci
II. Urodziio sic zas W zeszlym
tygodniu 531 dzieci, mianowi-
Gle 290 chicpc6w 241 dziew-
czat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-03-07

francuzkim oglosi} publicznie,
ae zgadza sic re zapatrywa'
MEM Ojca swietego ma sprawe
,,amerykanizmu".
= Zanosi sic W Berlinie ma
ustapienie ministra spraw We
wnetrznych, polakozercy Rec
ke.
= w Austro Wegrzech "a.
nosi SIG ma wydalanie niemiec.
kich poddanych, kt6rzy agitu-
ia W zamiarze odwodzenia
katolik6w cd lacznosci z Rzy-
mem.
W Wiedniu tyle os6b
umiera ma grype, ze przedsie-
biorcy pogrzebowi ME So W
stanie podolat piracy.
= Ma okrecie sheridan,
wiozscym wojsko do Manili,
bylo "a przybyciem okretu
do Gibraltaru % os6b cho.
rych.
- O stanie zdrowia Papieza
przestano wydawac buletyny.
Ojciec sw. jest Sdr6w.
= Krolowa belgijska cho-
rule tax ciezko, Ae lekarze ME
maja nadziei utrzymania jej
PREY zyciu.
American Brick Compa'
ny inkorporowala SIG W Tren'
ton z kapita}em $40, 100000.
w Kansas City, Mo-,
przyznal sic John Gilbert, re
zamordowal W brutalny spo-
sob Zone i czworo drobnych
dziatek.
- Pocisg kolei Lake Shore
zderzyl sic pod Dunkirk, N.
Y, maszyna do ranaerowa.
MIA wagonow. IA os6b zostalo
ranionych. Jeden maszyni'
stow doznal uszkodze1 we
wnetrznych i ma polamane
kosci.
Pod Caveton, Mo-, wpa
d}o 5 zamaskowanych drab6w
do mieszkania samotnej Elizy
Waltz. Zwiszali ia, przeszuka'
Ii mieszkanie i zabrali q biurka
$4,000.
Rzeki Ohio, Monongahe.
la i Allegheny wystapily z
brzeg6w. Dolne czesci miast
Cincinnati Pittsburga So "a
lane woda.
Skutkiem zmiany koryta
rzeki Mississippi, znikneia
nieiscowosc Kaskaskia, stano.
wiaca pierwsza kolonie fran.
cuzka mad ia rzeka / daWna
stolice Illinois.
= Bethleem Iron Company,
W Bethleem, Pa, podwyzszyia
place robotnikom 10 pro-
cent. 500 rodziu odnosi ztad
korzysc.
w Pittsburgh p}aci odtsd
zarzsd Baker Chain Company
ceny 5 do 10 procent wyzsze,
niz dotychczas.
= q Bostonu donoszs, re
podwyaszyly place przedzal-
ME: Cabot Cotton Mills; York
Corporation; Paul Whiting
Mft. Company: H. N. Slater
Mills.
w Columbia City, Ind,
panuje ogromna smiertelnosc
z powodu grypy i zapalenia
pluc.
Hrnniha MiniccnWa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-03-07

tao dekret rozWlazuJacy kor-
tezy, powstal W izbie ha}as.
Hrabia d'Almenas pr6bowa1
movie, lecz zagluszy}y 60
okrzyki: "Plujcie ma niego"
Gdy Silvela odczytywa} de.
kret, kaady senator krzyczal
co innego.
W izbie deputowanych ode.
gra}y sic podobne sceny.
Rada gabinetowa uchwali}a
wyp3acit aalegly zold wszyst-
kim woiskom, kt6re wr6ci}y
do ojczyzny.
LoNDYN, Z Marca. - Am
basador ameryka1ski Joseph
H. Choate wyjecha1 wczoraj
popoludniu do Windsor, gdzie
byl ma proszonym obiedzie i
nastepnie nocowal. Pred o.
baden zostal przez ministra
ceremonii przedstawiony kr6'
lowej Wiktoryi.
BERLIN, 7go Marca. =
Pewien wysoki urzednik zape.
wnil reportera prasy Zjedno.
czoneJ, ze cesarz mianowal
ksiecia Henryka komendantem
eskadry niemieckiej ma ocea.
lie Spokojnym z tego miauo-
wicie wzgledu, re ksiaae Hen.
ryk cieszy sic W szerokich ko'
ZACH ameryka6skiego obywa'
telstwa wielka popularnoscia.
Admiral Diederichs ME posia-
da} naleaytego taktu W poste.
powaniu i kompromitowaf
Rad niemiecki, kt6ry pragnie
re Stanami Zjednoczonymi
utrzymywac stosunki jak mai
przyjadniejsze.
PARYz, Z Marca. - Minister
spraw zewnetrznych objasnii
izbe deputowanych, re zatarg
Anglia z powodu sprawy o
zaiozenie stacyi wsglowej pod
Muscat zosta} jua za}atwiony.
Urzednik angielski W Oman
dzia}al ma wiasna reke, wbrew
intencyom rzsdu angielskiego.
Sprawa zosta{a wyjasniona i
Rad francuzki ME ma do rzadu
kr6lowej Wiktoryi aadnej pre-.
tensyi. Przyznano Francyi
prawo zak}adania stacyi we
glowej pod Muscat. Francya
ukiada sic obecnie z Anglia o
ustanowienie granic dla posia-
d}osci francuzkich W Afryce.
New YORK, Ego Marca. =
Angielski krazownik Talbot"
przyby} dotsd Bermuda W
celu zabrania ma pok}ad zw1ok
lorda Herschell, kt6re zostana
przewiezione do Anglii. nTal.
bot" odp}ynal ztsd dzisiaj, o
godzinie II.
SAN FRANo1sco, I Marca. =
Wiadomosci z Dawson City, W
Alasce, ME So pocieszajace.
Setki os6b wynosza sic tam.
tych stron i udajs sic W okoli.
ce ze znosniejszym klimatem.
Kupcy ME majs zbytu ma to-
wary przeznaczone do uzytku
poszukiwaczy z}ota. Salunisci
i utrzymujacy domy CRY mic
ME zarabiaja, gdyz ME odkry.
to nowych pok2ad6w z}ota.
WASHINGTON, Z Marca. -
Generality skarbnik Carey u.
dale sic W przysz}ym tygodniu
ma Kube, aaeby powsta6com
kuba1skim wyp}acic wyzna-
czone dla mich kwoty. Carey
zabiera z sobs pelna sumo
trzech milion6w dolar6w, po-
lowe W srebrze a drugs polo.
we W zlocie i papierach.
Poniewaa jest Ayczeniem ge.
nerala Gomez, azeby ofcero.
vie amerykahscy zalatwiali
sig wyp}ata naleznosci, o.
trzymajs ameryka6scy p}atni.
cy listy ofcer6w i zolnierzy
pojedy1czych pu1kow kuba6.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-03-07
UTARCZKA POD MANILA.
Zanosi sic ma wieksza bitwe.
Ambassador Choate u kr6lowej Wiktoryi.
KOrtezy hiszpanskie rOzwiazane.
ANGLIA PRAGNIE zYG W ZGODZE z FRANCYA

zykiem ojczystym. W szkolach
ME uczs nawet dw6ch godzin
tygodniowo jezyka du1skiego.
Gdy zas ludnosc szuka sobie
inuych drog, zarzuca sic jej
agitacys. Stosunki So niezno-
sne. Me tylko, ze zakazano
nauki prywatnei jezyka dun
skiego, ale nadto odbiera sic
rodzlcom ich prawa co do wy.
chowywania dzieci. Narod
moze ayc tylko wtenczas, skoro
posiada sw6j jszyk; gdy mu
60 odbieraja, wszystko sic
ko6czy. Zapewniam jednak
pan6w: nier6wna walka pod
nieca zapaa, wzbudza nadzieis,
utwierdza wiare. Coz wlasci.
vie dalo pow6d D. Kollerowi
do zarzsdzenia taklch suro
wych srodkow? Me z}a VIOLA
powstrzymywala mnie cd uda'
MIA sic do p. Kollera, lecz cho'
"a noga. Poszli jednak do
niego lnni i mic ME wsk6rali.
Niemieckie towarzYstwo dla
p6lnocnego Szlezwiku pos1u,
guje sic klamstwami i denuu'
cyacyami. Originality to pa
tryotyzm, ktory valley k}am-
stwem! (Wesolosc). Przeciez
ME MONA tego nazwac agita-
cya, ze sic u mas zatrudnia
du1skich robotnik6w, parob
kow dziewki, powodem tego
jest brak robotnika. 2. Roller
powiada: pragne spokoju.
Tymczasem ME kto inny jak
on wiasnie wywoiuje niepo,
k6j. Kto zas jest wiasciwym
sprawcs niepokoj6w, sad o
o tenn pozostawiam panom,
jako przedstawicielom narodu
niemieckiego!
SocyaIistyczny pose} Lieb.
knecht nazwal wydalania fax
tenn nieslychanym W cywiliao
wanym swiecie. Me mona sic
dziwie stosunkom panujacym
W p6lnocnym Szlezwiku, gdyz
cd 35 lat Rad mic ME uczynii
celem ziagodzenia przeci-
wie6stw, kt6re coraz wiecej sic
zaostrzaja. Me niemczyzns
zwalczajs Dufczycy, ale dzi-
siejszy system. Wydalania So
ha6bs dla Niemiec. (Wielki
niepok6j). Niemcy powinni
sic wstydzi6, ze chwycisy sic
systemu wydalania obcych
poddanych. (Niepok6j i gfosy
prawicy: Oho!) Kazdy Me.
mice, kt6ry potraf- samodziel-
ME myslee, powinien wystspie
przeciwko tskiej polityce.
Niemcy powinni sic rzadzic
sprawiedliwoscis wobec ma.
lenkiej Danii. 80.
Ostatnie zebranie Alba6-
czyk6w W Ipek, ma kt6rem
za}oaono Lige alba1ska, wy.
wo}a1o W rosyjskich ko2ach
rzsdowych peWne zaniepoko
jenie. Rad ,rosyjski uwaza
pomnozenie wojska tureckiego
W celu zwalczania ewentualnej
rewolucyi macedo6skiej "a
zupelnie wystarczajscy srodek.
Poslugiwanie sig ligs alba6sks
do groznych demonstracyi
przeciw chrzescianom mace
dodskim jest jednak, pod2ug
zdania jego, ME tylko zbytecz'
nym, lecz nawet i niebezpiecz.
nym srodkiem. Rosyjski am
basador W Carogrodzie otrzy.
NAL podobno jua cd rzadu
swego zalecenie, ably zwrocl
W. Porcie uWage ma takie ME.
bezpiecze1stwo.
Ostatnie wiadomosci 2 Smyr.
ny glosza, ae z powodu napiy-
wa zbieglych z Krety muzul-
manow wzrastajs tam coraz
wiecei rozruchy. W}adze 10.
kalne ME mais zadnei powagi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-03-07
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
CHICAGO, Z Marca 1899.

w anglelskleJ lzole nlzszeJ
zainterpeiowano Rad W spra-
vie konferencyi przeciw anar.
chistom. Mianowicie uskarza4
sig interpelant, ze konferencya
ME ogiosila rezultatu obrad i
ME starala sic wcale sprosto-
wac pogloski o rzekomym
braku pozytyWnego wyniku
obrad konferencyjnych. Pod
sekretaru Brodrick oswald.
czyl, ze konferencya uchwalila
owszem pozytywne srodki, "a
pomoca kt6rych bedzie mona
zapobiedz groascemu rozsze.
rzaniu sic idei anarchistycz.
nych. Me mona iednak tym.
czasowo wyjawic uchwalonych
srodkow, poniewas cz}onkowie
konferencyi zobowiszali SIG do
zachowania scislej tajemnicy.
Zreszts angielscy delegaci ME
wzieli udzia}u W ostatniem
glosowaniu. Zapadle uchwaly
ME obowiazujs dla tego rzsdu
angielskiego. = Pose} Buch-
nan zapytal sic W dalszym
ciagu obrad, o lie So uzasad-
nione wiesci o owydzierzawieniu
Francuzom portu W poblizu
Maskatu przez sultana Oma
nu. Brodrick odpoWiedzia&, ae
o lie mu wiadomo, wiesci to
mijaja sic prawda. Ostatecz-
ME odrzucila izba wniosek
posla Redmonda, domagajscy
SIG, aby poszczeg6lnym gmi
nom udzielono prawa nlezawi'
sfosci CO do administracyi To-
kalnej.
"Times' omawia W dlugim
artykule projekt wybudowa-
MA kolei aelaznej, 3sczscej
po1udnle Afryki z p6lnoca.
Mysl to powzisl jako pierwszy
Cecil Rhodes, a ostatnie po-
dr6ze jego do Londynu zwr6-
cily ma nowo og6lns uwags na
proJekt ten, bedscy niezmier.
nei donioslosci .dla materyal-
nego rozwoju angielskich po-
s;ad3osci afryka6skich. lynn
czasem chodzi 0 wybudowanie
kolei, 2675 mil dlugiej, Bu-
luwayo, ostatniei stacyi kolei
przyladkowej, do Ugandy.
Rolei ma zostaG przeprowa-
dzons przez doline Zambesi,
odznaczajacs sic niezwyk}s
urodzajnoscis. Wybudowanie
kolei z Buluwayo do jeziora
Tanganyika ma kosztowae 25
milionow dolar6w. Jezeli roz-
poczeto budowe jua z rokiem
biezscym, Times" ssdzi, ze W
przeciagu 10 lat zostalsby u
ko6czona Gala kolej. Zachodzi
tylko trudnosc, re cd polu-
dniowego wybrzeza jeziora
Taganylka az do Ubangi prze,
rzynacby musia}a kolej terry,
toryum, ME bsdace wiasnoscia
Anglii. Times wyraza jed
max nadzieje, il interesowane
W tel sprawie pa6stwa, a wisc
pa6stwo kongoleskie rzesza
niemiecka zezwols ma przepro
wadzenie kolei. %.
Posel Johansen, Du6czyk,
tax m6wil W parlameucie ME.
mieckim polityce wydala6:
Ma wspomnienie poiityce
wydala6 p. Kollera rnuszs "a
wo1ac: 80 tempora, o moresw
(Wielkie obiawy weso}osci).
Jszyk du6ski doznaje coraz
wiekszego ucisku tymczasem
slychac bezustannie zapewnie.
mia, ae Mkt p63nocnym Szlez.
wiczanom ME mysli wydrzec
ich jszyka. Nar6d du1ski ma
prawo domagaG sic, ably mu
byko wolno poslugiwae sic je-