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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03
Worth Millions.

A special dispatch to the Denver
News from Grippe Creek, Col, says
OF a recent gold strike in isabella
ground:
your correspondent saw chunks Of
sylvanite that were three inches thick
and solid metal and chunks OF the
Oxidized ore Of the same width that
he Whitfield with his pocket knife No
assays have been made on the rOcL; il
Is not necessary, but pieces of the
free gold ore, If ore it can be called.
at all, run over S5OO,OOO per ton. The
Mollie Gibson never produced any ore
that carried more uuuces ia silver per
ton than this Isabella ore does in gold.
With every hours work the stream is
lengthening and widening.
Joining this metallic body there
Is six feet OF quartz that will run
from $1,000 to 1000 per ton"
Manager KilburD said to your cor
respondent: II do not like to say
anything that will excite the people
any more than they are al present.
The metallic ore body has doubled 10
size both ways since yesterday morn.
Ing. Some OF the pieces OF ore are so
per cent gold. | never saw such min
eral and dc not believe that Its like
was ever mined in this or any other
camp in the world. We hive had no
assays taken on the rock but ton Of
IL could be picked out that would run
anywhere from $4,000 to 100000 per
ton.
Armed guards are watching the
property. The strike was made 10
the new ore body at depth OF $50
feet below the surface. The chute
has been cut at the seventh level 200
feet above, and also at the fifth. At
the latter place the assay was obtain
ed in the breast OF the drift on ore
that went better than 1900 per ton.
There is at least blocked out in the
one level between the ninth and sew
enth levels S., 100000 worth OF ore"
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03

lr 'ln from study during the readii 9
OF the scripture was an ilfringrn,el [
on his constitutional rights. There.
lore he ordered his boy to pay ~ at.
tentlOn TO the morning reading of tie
scripture, Now, there has been q
prevalent impression that Kiowa is
Inclined 10 be tough, but the court
record negatives that proposition.
The school authorities determine d
that the scripture must be read or
there would be trouble, and that all
pupils must maintain a respectful at.
tention during the reading regardless
OF the religious opinions Of the pupil.
Young Fran was suspended for re.
fusing to obey the order OF the school.
Frsm's father instituted mandamus
proceedings to compel the school
board 10 reinstate the boy. The case
has gone through The lower court aud
been taken up on appeal. The law
rather seems to be on the side OF the
Frams, but public sentiment in Klowa
seems 10 be almost unanimous 10 sus.
tanning the board.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03
CORRESPONDENCE.
MILAN.

Jan.&.-Grandpa High is quite sick
at this writing.
John Gle looks for his daughter
home from Ohio soon.
guess the man that runs Il e
weather was on a high lonesome
Saturday.
j.. 4. Heskett was 10 Argonia on
delinquent tax business. This in
dieates prosperity.
The literary at Milan is the best we
ever had the pleasure of attending.
The opera house is crowded every
Saturday light.
Lon Webster was in Milan. He
showed US the marks the bandits gave
him. They marked him a little high
but he says the effects are gradually
wearing off.
VIM. McCiney has sold his quarter
section of land on Beaver creek to l..
D. T. StoOrt Of Milan, consideration
not known. Mr.. McCiney says he will
have little money ald thinks he will
invest a part of 1t 10 little home in
Milan and try and tale it a little
easy 10 his declining days. May their
fondest hopes be realized.
Last Monday evening January %,
1899. Howard Harlan, an old and re-
spected citizen died. He was born in
Hollensbury, Ohio, January 3lst, 1878.
He only laced eight days of being 81
years old. lie was married to Abigail
Tilson in 1898, seven children were
born to them, four daughters and
three sons. Mr.. Harlan moved from
Ohio to Iowa 10 1856 and moved 10
Kansas 10 1875; has resided in Sumner
county ever since 1878. His sons and
daughters were all present during his
late sickness except two daughters
who preceded him 10 death and were
buried in Iowa. Mr.. Harlan was a
member Of the Christian church
seventy thee years. Rev. BrOadus
OF Belle Paine preached the funeral
sermon at the Christian church on
Wednesday at l o'clock after which
the rem .lS were followed to their
last resting place in the Milan
cemete.y ny a large concourse OF
friends aud relatives. Mr.. Harlan
was the father of our present post.
master, Hugh Harlan.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03
MAYFIELD.

Feb. How were the last DAYS of
January for winter?
W, F. Henry killed six fat hogs last
Friday.
Born, to A. E. Alexander and wife.
boy, on the 24th.
The sick folks of this community
are reported better.
There will be preaching at the
BAPTIST church next Sunday.
The c. P. churchcontemplate start.
ing series of meetings next Sunday
to be conducted by an evangelist from
Texas.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03
The Kansas Girl.

The Kansas COW, the hapsas h 2.
The Kansas corn and hen,
Has each received encouiums
Fr'm the crafty poets pen.
A knogied ,e Of their virtues great
Has set mems brains awhrl;
But the fairest product Of our state,
Is The bllthesome Kansas girl.
she brlghtens homes, she lightens cares
Brings sunshine into dark;
Dries up the troubled tear Of woe,
lgnltes the living spark
That grows into blaze Of fame.
And sweeps the country wide,
And brings to US good fortune
With An unmistaken stride.
She makes our home a cheerful place,
Makes flowers TO bloom and smile;
She does the dishes, sweeps the house,
And sings song the while.
When sore misfo tunes seems t. have
Secured the upper hand,
She breathes a sweet hope In our lives,
That well we understand.
For east or west, or north or south,
In this worlds busy whirl,
There's no invigOrator,
Like the love OF Kansas girl;
AID this is why still maint ain,
Aud hope always shall,
That the tn world is better, purer. far.
For the charming Kansas gal.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03
BILLIE PLANE.
Feb. l.-WalteI Carter was sick last
week.

Feb. Waiter Carter was sick las t
week.
Pearl Parker was sick last week.
]. D. Motif filled his appointment
at Palestine Sunday.
Lulu Taylor came home Friday
evening from near Wellington.
D. T. Broadus was called to Milan
Wednesday to attend funeral.
The Nels Nelson show failed to get
here Wednesday but arrived Thursday
morning.
School was dismissed at noon Mon.
day on account Of the bad weather.
Could not get it warm enough.
While going to church Wednesday
night Mrs. Sarah Wright fell on the
sidewalk and hurt her hip, so she
could not walk. -
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03

Preparatory exercises were held at
the Rome Presbyterian church Friday
night.
Harvey Vile aud wife OF Alert,
Okla we're visiting in our vicinity
Sunday.
There wasn't any lodge Saturday
night owing to the GOODNESS Of tie
weather.
Robert Hamilton was called to Ohio
last week by the death Of one of his
relatives.
Arson D. Green moved his thresh-
ing machine near Dalton where be
will spend few days threshing.
D. F. Garnand moved to Yelling
too. Mr.. Whitmore OF Belle PLANE
rented his farm and took posse, sion
last week.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03

In connection with the Amarillo
Albuquerque extension, which now
seems certainty, it might be well to
again urge the Commercial club to
turn its affection back to the water
question and help put Wellington 10
position to take care Of all the good
things the Santa Fe will throw at
this town when the new road Is final.
lY hnilt.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03
For Sale.

The southwest quarter OF section
%, town 80, range east. The above
quarter is situated enc and one-hali
miles south of Dalton, Kar., and one
half west; seven miles southeast Of
Wellington. Highly improved; one
barn 32X60; good fve-roOm house;
smoke house; hen house; yard paled
in; l2O barrel cistern; three gO&d wells;
sixty acres fenced hog tight; the
sixty acres divided in three fields,
cOrrals aud hog pens, all in good
order.
The above farm will be sold at a
great bargain, as have quit farming
and desire to sell. Purchaser can
have Ions time on half OF purchase
money. Come and see me or write for
further particulars.
8 J.R. ASH, Milan. Kan.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03
Q "a = II - ID I a.
Bears the 1lha Kind You Hare Always Bought
Signature sf &HAZzZx
Packers Challenge Miles.

Chicago, Jan. 30.-Swift & Co., and
Libby, Mcneil & Libby, contractors
who supplied the army in Cuba aud
Porto Rico with dressed and canned
beef, have offered to donate 100000
to public charities il any commission
sent by General Nelson A. Miles 10
investigate their plants should find
that chemicals had been used for the
preservation of their products. The
propos ition went further than that.
Such sum would be given if it should
be found that for dressed beef any.
thing beyond clean water and cold air
was used. For canned beef the chal.
lenge was as broad.
The invitation tn General Miles was
given through Major Fred A. Smith,
chief commissary Of the department
OF the lakes, as friend OF the senior
major general. He was requested to
come personally, or, if that was i'm.
possible, to send commission OF IN.
biased men. The firms offered to
throw their plants open to the fullest
inspection. The investigation was to
be from the time the live cattle are
driven from the stock yards, where
they pass the government inspection,
into the private yards of the firms. 1t
would follow them through all the
process by which the animals are
converted into dressed beef. From
the cooling rooms to the refrigerator
cars, and thence to the place OF un-
loading the investigation would 70.
II is to be as complete aud thorough
as General Miles might direct.
Major Smith sent forward the inyl-
tation to General Miles, but no reply
has yet been received to IL.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03
CORBIN.

Feb 2.-E. Troutman's baby is quite
sick.
H. Richards baby is under the doc.
tors care.
j. A. Kinnear has returned from
Kansas City.
Thos. Ship is hauling the Lumber
for the bridge across Spring Creek.
&. Fl. ShOup had company Sunday.
They say Charley is an excellent cook.
H. Il. Howe started to Pond Creek,
0. T., but only got as far as Caldwell
and returned.
Geo. Cox says he doesn't like to
quit fishing, not even to eat. Geo. is
a great sportsman.
Was you surprised when you heard
of the wedding; some one let on like
they were, but they knew all about it.
The great wolf hunt was almost a
failure. The storm interfered to a
great extent and some men don't
know enough to drive geese, say moth
ing about wolves, they don't have any
other time to talk, so have to get to,
gether and talk, as they walk along
and let the wolves break back through
the line. Out of some six or eight
wolves in the ring they got one. Its
to be tried again, week from next
Saturday and we hope with better
success.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03

Representative Lawrence has intro-
duced a bill to prohibit railroad conn
panies from employing any but coupe
tent engineers, conductors and dis-
patchers. The bill requires shat
engineers shall have served three years
as bremen.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03

A bill before the present legislal ure
TO make lightning rod peddlers secure
license 10 the counties where they
work, was killed in the judiciary COM
mittee Wednesday morning.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03
ROME.

Feb. Monday night was the
coolest night we have had this winter.
Mrs. Carrie Chambers and Mrs.
Rahe were in our vicinity last week.
The wind from the northern lati
tudes was very cold the first part Of
week.
There was spelling and cipheriEg
match given at the Clarksville school
house last Friday night 10 which
Leonard Movies carried of the honor,
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03

John Wanamaker's profits from his
Philadelphia store last year were over
81, $780, 900 aud those from bis New
York establishment will run close to
That figure. The Saturday before
Christmas the receipts in Ney York
were even greater than those in Pnila.
delphis, and excel ded $780, 900. The
New York store has paid profit from
the very dIy it was UDened, although
two firms which occupied the estab
lishment since A. T. Stewards death
have failed. The reason o. Mr.. Wan.
amaker's great success, both in New
York and Philadelphia, is his skillful
and extensive advertising. 1t has
been his rule to cOntine his ad ;ertis
ing to newspapers and magazines, on
which he has spent annually more
than 5000, COO in Philadelphia. The
advertising bills Of his New York
establishment exceeded even that
sum last year.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03

Representative Adams introduced
ab'll ia the house Monday Afternoon
To make police judges elective ia
cities Of the first class, instead Of ap-
pOintive, as provided for 10 the Law
abolishing the metropolitan police
system.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03

An Arkansas Guy tombstone agent
rushed 10 Blackwell as soon as be
heard That Col. A. :. Blackwell, The
founder II the town, was dead, aud
tried t. sell his widow monument.
lie exp essed considerable chagrln
when he learued that The old mar
was not dead.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03

The mining stock exchange at COL
oradO Springs has closed to allow the
excited stockholders 10 the Is"" la
mine tO recover their W."
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03

A new telephone company is buck
ing the NJ. s. X. company in Kansas.
Systems have been put in in several
towns. In Atchi>on, the telephones
are so chelp that 800 private phones
are in use. Orders are in for zoe
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03

Six prisoners escaped frum The
Wichita jail Tuesday night and here
is reward OF 5000 offered for lheif
capture. The particulars of the jtn
delivery could not be obtained.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03

The Enterprise Journal says thea
is new sect 10 north Dickinson, sets
members Of which call Themselves
the Fire Brands" While 10 Egtsg.
prise Inst week a number 81 Fire
Brands collected and called "6re.frel"
several times, following the cries wist
religious exhOrtatiOns.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03
FACES ON THE WALL,
BY K. +. ERWIN.

BY K. +. ERWIN.
All | silence am sitting.
Aslhe evening shadows fall.
Aud my eyes are ever turning.
To the faces on our wall.
All that's left me ~ my household,
Who were once my Joy, my all:
Are those memories now before me
Pictured faces on the wall,
Some have passed beneath the sha5epx
Covered with the funeral pail,
But my heart still fOndly loves them,
Those dear faces on the wall.
Some are on LIES stormy ocean,
Bathing with ifs sin and thrall
And my heart Is always praying
For these faces on the wall,
One oy one my hopes have vanished
Gene from me beyond recall.
But my heart Is ever We aiming.
For those loved faces on the " H.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03
The Deadly Grip

Is again abroad in the land. The air
you breathe may be full OF its fatal
germs. Don't neglect the grip or
you will open the door to pneumonia
aud consumption and invite death.
Its sure signs are chills with fever,
headache, dull heavy pains, mucous
discharges from the nose, sore throat
and never let.gO cough. Don't waste
precious time treating this cough
with trcches, tablets, or poor, cheap
Syrups. Cure 1t at once with DR.
Kings New Discovery, the infallibe
remedy for bronchial troubles. Il
kills the disease germs, heals the
lungs and prevents the dreaded after
effects from the malady. Price so CTS.
and 81. Money back If not cured. A
trial blt'le free at F B. Snyder's drug
store.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-02-03
Wellington Markets.

This market report Is corrected regularly
every Friday morning and may be relied
upon as being aocurate.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-06

Bank W Bombay podni6sl
rate dyskonta weksli z 5 ma
6 pFocent.
DO st. Johns nadesz1o
22O kufr6w i tlomok6w, stano.
wiacych waasnoSc pasazer6w
z rozbitego okretu ,,Seats.
man..
= Francya Hiszpania ME
przystanie ma odstapienle
Anglii zatoki Delagoa, kt6ra
stanowi wlasnosc Portugalii.
-Wydatki rzsdu rosyjskie.
90 ma powiekszenie foty wy.
nosic beda W roku przysziym
sumo 81 milion6w rubli.
Skutkiem nieurodzaju
we Finlandyi aywi sic Geese
ludnosci tamtejszej kora z drze.
wa, W po}aczeniu ze zmarzieml
kartofami.
Pastor evangelical W
Lund, W Szwecyi, okradl ko.
aci6l ma sumo $4,000 koron.
w blizkosci pa3acu
Wolfsgarten, gdzie przebywa
car rosyjski, aresztowano Och
drab6w, 6dgrazajscych sic
Miko}ajowi.
= Wczoraj wieczorem przy'
byl prezydent Nc Kinley do
Logansport, Ind, dzis rano
stansl W Quincy, LII.
Ochotnicy Minnesoty
poludniowej Dakoty wracaja
ze San Francisco do miejsca
stalego zamieszkania.
w Key West zachoro'
walo ma z6lts febre Is os6b, W
New Orleans 8 osoby.
W domu sierot W Co.
l1mbus, o., ukaza}a sic ospa.
Choruje ma MIA 33 dzieci.
Pod Bellevue, O., wyko.
leila sic lokomotywa pociagu
osobowego i spadla z nasypu.
Maszynista zostal skaleczony.
Wagony z pasazerami pozosta'
ly ma szynach.
= Maria Townsend, 2eglar2
napowietrzny, spadl W Des i
Moines, Ia, z balonu i zabl'
sic ma miejscu. Podobny los
spotkal pania lie Roy, W Deer
Creek, Ind. Pokaleczyfa sig
smiertelnie.
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Telegrar11y.

LoNDYN, 6 Pazdziernika.
Depesze 2 Kapsztadu zaprze.
czajs wiesciom, jakoby Angli.
cy przeszli pod Kimberly przez
granice Transvaalu. Zachodsi
tam Ottawa, ae wstrzymywanie
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Ottawa Wojny Z obj stron.
Anglicy Boerowie strasza sic wzajemnie
Car Mikolaj areMtowany przez zandarma
.zymierze hiszpahsko -francuzko-rosyjskie'
PozAR oKRErU W PoRCIE NoWoJoRsKIM.

WaasclWycn pouuooA e"oS
postspowania, lecz wyszukuJe,
praycayny prawne, aby ukryc
"a ich parawanikiem brutalny
rvs swojel natury. Tylko tacy
wieloy zdobywcy, jak Alex
sander Macedo1ski lub Napo
leon Iszy, byli dose bezwzgls-
dni, aby obywac sic zupeinie
bez takich obslonek.
Tax tea zasaaniaja sic
wzgledami prawa historyczne-
go, czy cywilizacyjnego nsro'
dy walczsce o przewags W
Czechach. Kaady z mich twier.
dzi, se przeszlos6 dala mu pa.
tent do wszechwladzy W kraiu,
kazdy uwaza prawa swoje "a
wyasze, ME uznsje aadnych
argument6w i ustapic ME my,
sli. Porozumienie W takich
warunkach jest zgola Memo
aliwe, starania o pogodzenle
przeciwnik6w bezowocne. Je.
zeli W kraju czeskim ma bye
przywr6cony spok6j, nieodso.
wnie konieczny W interesie
monarchii, to MONA tego do
konac ME przy pomocy wal.
czacych oboz6w, lecz jedynie
przez akt wyzszej, to znaczy
W polityce - silniejszej wolf,
kt6ra zmusi obie strony do
zIozenia broni.
Jest to nieszczssciem Au-
stryi, re W stosunkach dzisiej-
szych ma taxi akt wolf zdobyc
sic ME moze. Rad jest slaby,
bo zaleany cd stronnictw, z
kt6rych jedne sympatyzuja z
Czechami, inne niemlecks
lewica. ..1stnieie W kraju wick.
szosc parlamentarna, ale wick.
szosc to niejednolita, ME po.
siadajsca wsp6lnego progra.
mu. Ludy s1owia6skie pragns
pokoju, ale takiego, kt6ryby
ME pokrzywdzn Czech6w;
stronnictwa niemieckie pragns
90 r6wniez, ale ME chcialyby
pozwoliG ma pokrzywdsenie
1ewicy niemieckiej. Tymczasem
wobec rozwoju stosunk6w ma.
rodowych W Czechach, obu
stron r6wnoczesnie zadowolic
niepodobna. Dlatego tez pod
jeta przez marszalka parla.
mentarnego pr6ba pogodzenia
zwasnionych narod6w, z CORY
ME miala aadnych widok6w
powodzenia, i nadzieje roc.
chwialy sic, zanim jeszcze zds-
aono przystspic do czynu.
Wsr6d takich warunk6w po.
da2o sic ministeryum hr. Than'a
do dymisyi, a ma jego mlej'
see dostal sic do wladzy hrabia
Clary, kt6ry 2 roakazu cesarza
ma poloay6 kres przesileniu i
zrobie Niemcom bardzo wielkie
ustepstwa. lie W tych wiado'
mosciach jest prawdy, dotych.
czas ME wiadomo. To jednak
Jest pewne, ze ustepstwa ma
rzecz Niemc6w same przez sic
ME naprawis stosunk6w i ME
ulatwis przywr6cenia spokoju,
jeaeli Rad nowy ME zdola po'
zyskae dla swoich zamiarow
wiekszosci stronnictw i ME
bedzie umia1 zapobiedz OBJ.
strukcyi niezadowolonych. 0
trudnosc to rozbila sic misya
hr. Badeniego i wszystkich
jego nastspc6w. Zmiana ga
binetu W kraju parlamentar.
nym moze bye tylko skutkiem,
a ME przyczyns zmiany sto.
sunk6w wewnetrznych.
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Kronika Miejscowa.
Dozorca czarny W niebezpiecze1-
stwie.

Dozorca czarny W niebezpi eczeil-
stwie.
Handlarz Louis Liebermann,
ktory zobowiazaf sic uprzatuac
gruzy zelazne spalonego pawilo-
nu W rzezalniach,. najai do tego
so robotnik6w pewnego Negra,
Alfred Lee, naznaczyl i'm ma
dozorce. Kiedy wczoraj ci robo-
tnicy stawili sic do roboty, Okla
zalo sig, ae ME ma potrzebnych
do tego narzedzi. Robotnicy
zniecierpliwieni utrata czasu,
aadali Cd dozorcy zaplaty i'm
naleanej, a kiedy tenze wykrecaf
sic, jak m6gl, napadli ma niego.
Lee musiai ratowao sic ucieczka,
goniony przez rozgniewauych
robotnikow, pobiegl do piwiar-
nj ma rogu 43 ul. i Halsted str,
gdzie znalazi policyanta, kt6ry
90 obronil przed scigaiacym go
tiumem. Robotnikom p6zniej
naleaytosc wypiacono.
Zw10ka dla Beckera.
Ma prosbs adwokata Leona
Hortsteina, obrohcy skazanego
ma smiero aonob6jcy Augusta A.
Beckera, gubernator Tanner
prsystal ma to, aaeby stracenie
Beckera, naznaczone ma dzieh l3
Pazdziernika, odiozono do 10
Listopada. Sprawa teraz zostanie
przedlozona sadowi wyaszemu
Becker ma nadzieje, il pony
slnie dla niego zostanie rozstrzy-
gnista.
Poaar fabryki.
W tylnej ozeaoi piatego pietra
fabryki frmy Rubber Paint Co.,
pm. ss Boston ave., gdzie bylo
nagromadzonych DUO farb !
blajwajsu, wczorai po poludniu
0 godz. 3 powstai polar, ktory
wzbudzil popiooh pomisdxy 80
robotnikami tam zatrudnionymi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-06
Rome wiadomossS
telegrafczne.

w pobliau zatoki Alden
napadli ma Anglik6w ARABIC
vie, pod wodzs saeika Maho.
meta Saleh, kt6rego muzul,
mamie oglosili Mahdim.