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ORDERS FOR PUBLIC WORK.
The commissioners Authorize Ne,
Cnrhs and Paving.

The Commissioners today issued orders
that the following named public work be
done under the provisions of the assess
ment system. the same having been duly
advertised:
Alleys with vitrifed or asphalt block:
Fifteen-foot alley running from Twelfth
Street into square ESQ. a distance of 155
feet and l IL inches: estimated cost 1913,
Alleys in square $50 at an estimated cost
of $S,41S
To set new curb and lay cement side
walk On the west side of Fifth Street
northwest from D Street to z Street, al
an estimated cost of 1897, to be assessed
against lots in square $50 fronting on said
Fifth Street between the limits named.
One the west side of the Fifth Street
northwest from T Street to G Street. at an
estimated cost of 1925, TO be assessed
against lots IN square 4S7 fronting on said
Fifth Street between the limits named
To set new curb: On both sides of
Eighth Street northeast, from L Street to
Florida Avenue at an estimated cost of
$7G0. to be assessed against lots in square
| $50 and SOS fronting on said Eighth Street
| between the limits named.
| To set new curb and lay cement side
walk: On The north si6e of NJ Street, Trim
| idad. from Twelfth Street westward 10 the
west boundary line of the subdivision. at
| an estimated cost e 81 $50 10 be assessed
against lots in block 3. Trinidad. fronting
| on said NJ Street between the limits named.
To reset curb and lay cement sidewalk
| On the west side of Second Street south
| east. from B Street to Carroll Street, al an
estimated cost OF 1862, to be assessed
! against lots in square 1872 fronting on said
| Second Street between the limits named
On the south side of r Street northwest
/ from ThiTty-second Street ito Tbirty-third
| Street. at an esGnsated-eost of s394 10 be
| assessed against Iozs in square 1872 front
lag on said Street between the limits
| ramed.
That the proposal OF James Nolan &
| Sons 10 make changes 81 and repairs TO the
plumbing in the Gales School building
dated August 9. 1900. is hereby accepted.
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~ sIDHNSON'S III
S1I7=Y|S ,, q IL
25 TAslrrs 10 CENTS
PUTS FLESH ON THIN PEOPLE
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Similar Offences, Similar Fines.

Lena adams and Lucie Hayes. colored, were in
the dock of the lower branch OF the Police Court
this morning, apparently equal terms, as both
were charged with profanity and disorderly CON
duct. The complainant Policeman Peterson,
Foundry alley last night was most reprehensioie.
The women entered pleas of not guilty, but could
not substantiate their declarations OF innocence
each in the shape of The imposition OF s. fine. with
the alternative of fifteen days in the workaoIse-
After sentence was imposed it developed that
the Hayes woman better on than her col
league as she had the necessary 50 TO secure
her immunity from a term of service. The Adsms
woman Went-down.
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TWO MORE MASS MEETINGS.
TenuaIIy town and Brisi,tsood Park
10 Protest Against Double Fare.

Two more formal protests are yet 20 be
launched, .4gafnst- the proposed increase in
fare on thes Brightwo and Tennallytown
branches ofsthe Washington Traction and
Electric Company.
A mass meeting has been called. under
the auspices of the Brightwood Park Cit
liens Association. for Monday, August Is,
at p. M. al Thomas Hall. on the corner
of Brightw0od Avenue and Flint Street,
Brightwood Park. All patrons of the
BrightwOed Railway Company are urged
to be present and participate in the dis
cussion
President Clayton, of the Brightwood
Park Citizens Associat ton on Thursday
last, appointed a committee to act with
committees from other associations Oh the
Brightwood. line in conference with the
railroad officials. This committee will
make its report at the meeting Monday
evening.
Many persons residing on the Tennaily
town branch also regard the establish
ment of a double fare as an imposition.
They will also have mass meeting I'M
der the auspices of the Northwest SubuT-
ban Citizens Association on Monday night,
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COMMITTED TO ST, ELIzABETH,s
Two White and Three CoIored Per-
sons Sent to the Asylum.

Justice Barnard has signed orders COM
hitting Ernest Vang Horn, Nellie II. Me
Mutt. both white. aud Fannie Ferguson,
Flossfe Brown. and Lizzie Addison, col
ored alleged TO be Iunatics, to St Eliza
beth's Asylum, for treatment. Van Horn
was adjudged to be OF unsound mind some
time ago by Jusfive!,Cole, but as his con-
dition was not very serious he WIS given
In charge to his father who sent him into
the country The boy refused to stay in
the country. however. and recently re-
turned to the city
The cases of William o. Drew jr-.. white
and Rachac! Bowman eolored, We're dis
missed.
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Fer Stealing lee Cream Freezers.

Johnson Miller, eolored, recently essayed TO es-
tablish himself in the ice cream making business
He had no ,freezers and no wherewithal to get
them and in The absence of an honest method to
secure the apparatus necessary to conduct his
business on the scale he desired, he purloned
nine ice cream freezers valued $50 each, from
Charles II. Reisinger. When Miller appeared be
fore Judge Taylor this morning he admit led that
he was guilty as charged and ordere = TO pay
4 fine OF $50 As Miller could not pay the hne
imnnscd he WAS sent 70 iail foI three months:
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Injured in "a Runaway.

y man and woman were painfully in
jured in a runaway at Brookiand last night
about II O'Clock. J. c. Forester, who lives
near the corner of Seventh and Q Streets
northwest. accompanied by a young woman
who refused 10 give her name, went driv-
ing The horse became frightened at the
sudden appearance of an electric car The
animal ran away, dashed toward the Cath
Ollie University grounds, and upset the
buggy throwing both Forester and his
companion out. The police assisted the
couple to Bowen's drugstore After treat
ment they went home on street car. The
buggy was demolished.
See Meier Family of High Divers
And fancy swimmers at beautiful Chevy Chase
Lake. daily and $50 Take the children.
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Net the umrdrobe He wanted.

The wardrobe OF John Harrison, co!ored, was not
as complete as his fastidious taste desired, and
he sought To increase it by one pair OF trousers
Tie trousers which he dishonesty came into
possession OF were the property of Albert Deal
and be valued them at 81 Judge Taylor this
morning sent Harrison 10 jail for thirty days and
now the prisoner VIII he furnished not only
lean teXture.
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Fined for Larceny.

Tie larceny ef $50 in cash from Louisa Buck
man, co!ored. charged against William Haley,
also eaIored in the Police Court this morning.
Haley entered a plea of not guilty, but the
evidence was against him Judge Taylor imposed
fine $40, with the alternative OF thirty days in
JAIL and ordered restitution, fifteen days add
tional seTNitude.
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sixtr DAYS Tor Mnking Threats.

A colored man, who answered TO the illustrious
name of Andrew Jackson, was the defendant in
the Police Court this morning to charge Of
threats, preferred by Hattie Burke, also OF color.
The woman alleged that Jackson chased her with
an open knife in his hand. She also declared that
she was in mortal dread of the defendant Judge
Taylor decided that Miles Jackson could give S10e
bond to keep the peace toward the Burke woman
or he would have go Jail for sixty days.
Jackson went down.
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because of weak Defence.

Henry Caskins colored, charged with disorderly
conduct. put up a very weak defence in the
Police Court this morning, and by his contradic-
tory statements did more TO corroborate than re-
but the testimony against him The case was
not an aggravated one. however 7and tsaSkins was
leniently dealt with In default of payment OF
fine of 81 he viii be cared for the expense OF
The District fnr fifteen DAYS.
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Evans in a critical Condition.

The condition OF John Evahssthe colored barber,
thirty-one years cid. who attempted suicide,
it is said, by drinking .lalge dose OF carbolic
acid at his home, A C Street northwest, at an
early hour this morning, was today reported TO
he practically unchanged. The physicians at
the Casualty Hospital, where Evans is confined
state that the patient had partially rfCained
CONSCIOUSNESS but was still in a serious eondi-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-11

KernaE-s Lyceum Theatre-Bon Ton BurlesqueFss
afternoon and evening
Glen Echo PaIk-N audevilIe: evening.
Cabin John Bridge Palm Garden-Vaudeyille;
afternoon and evening
WiEdwooI[siusic and dancing; evening.
Chesapeake Beack-irains leave Chesapeake
Junction daily 10 m, II m, P. NJ, 5
p. m, and .. N. for Chesapeake Beach GU the
Bay.
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

Henry +. HoucIS Granted Divorce.
Justice Barnard today signed decree, granting
Henry F. Houck divorce from his wife, Mamie
L. HoucIs on the ground OF deserton.
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GRAY Paid His Fine.

Policeman Tracy appeared in the Police Court
today as complainant against William Gray, col
ored, and alleged profanity and disorderly con-
duet Gray had the Necessary s. TO pay the fine
imposed by Judge Mills, and therefore escaped a
fifteen days outing al the mansion the bank of
the Eastern Branch.
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Fer Creatiuc Di.turI,ance

Clarence and Frank Washington and Ida Mid
dleton answered mot guilty. when arraigned
on charge Of profanity and disorderiy conduct,
before Judge Mills today. Policeman Bean ap-
peared as the-eomplainant, and he alleged that
the trio OF defendants created unusual disturb
ance in southeast Washington last night EN-
phatic denials greeted the statements OF the p0-
licenan but as the evidence. Was against the
accused they Wee ordered 10 serve 10 DAYS each
at the worI: house, in default OF payment OF
fines of So
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Drowning Due 10 accident.

Acting Coroner G!azebroQk last night viewed
the body OF John Buckner, the small colored
boy who was drowned in the Potomac River at
the foot of Ninth Street, about 3 o'clock yester-
day afternoon, and issued a certificate of death
by accidental drowning. The body is still at the
rrergue, pending the completion of the funeral
arraneemenIs.
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Marriage licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses were issued today to: Charles
T. McCluer and Lizzie Marshall, both Of Richmond,
Va; David Stumaetts and Mary SalInous, both Of
Boston, Va; William B. Keller and Grace Taylor.
both of Baltimore, Md; John e. Webster and
Annie Gaynon.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-11

Henson Ross co1ored, the complainant be
fore Judge Taylor This morning against Harry
Coleman, also cooFed, who was charged with the
larceny OF So. In default Of payment OF q fine Of
SO Coleman viii spend sixty days the guest OF
Warden Harris 1T the District jail.
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sixty DAYS for Larceny

Frank NJ Guirc charged with vagrancy, entered
q plea OF not guilty and was sentenced to serve
ninety days by Judge Mills this morning.
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Musician FRANK Y. Bsdollet. flute;

. Ballet Music. Excelsior ........... Aarenco
). az Spanish Love Song Col Joyce
h-Fsypt;an March ..-.-..--........... Strauss
!. Grand Yalse-.> BriIliante,' OPP. IS. Chopin
). Grand Fansasia-"The Voice of Our Na-
ton $500. SaDtelmanR
}. Patriotic Hymn Hail Columbia. Fyles
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AFFAIRS OFTHH DISTRICT
Assistant Attorney BrandenburS 5
0RiniOn On Tax Bills.

Owners of Il Lot, Purchased before
tn,. annexation of an Adjoining
Parcel, Need Pay Taxes Only o."
the original TFact-0ther Subjects
of Interest to Local Residents
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TIE SIN ANn MOON

Temperature al a. S
Temperature A. L ,
Temperature at 1880 p. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3
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sfurinc Rand Concord.

Following wiz be the programme OF the CON
cert by the Band OF the United States Marine
Corps, at the Executive Mansion at $50 p. M
today under the leadership of Prot Santelmann:
/ March-.C;Iorious Country Bergenholsz
. overture-s.Sunmcr Nights Dream Won Supp
g. Largo from ''Xerxes'' ....--...-- - Handel
4. DsIett-For flute and French horn, ''Sere-
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TIDE tart 2

4 rose-..5 :Gs VI. Sun sets :GI P. N.
ON rises....7:I4 rs Moon sets.-.-.........
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Drink Am~ck,s

Ice cream soda after Whit House Grounds musi,
1429 "a ave.
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Ubs Guenina Ui,.ts1
SATURDAY, AUGUST il, 1900.
The weather Indications
TEMPER ATIRE

Partly cloudy tonight and SUNDAY; light I
fresh northwesterly winds
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STREET LIGHTING.

Low tide......--.......2:I4 AN and 2:44 P. II.
High tide--.--.-.-.--..--s:10 An, and S:S5 P 81.
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And fancy swimmers at beautiful Chevy Cha
Lake, daily and $50 Take the children
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-25
Rome WiadomoSci
telegraficZne.

- Budzet wojskowy W Anglii
podni6sf sic W skutek wojny z
Boerami do sunny 76,3o9,153 #.
sterling6w (przeszio $50 milionow
dolarow).
- Malarz Max Gross, obywatel
amerykahski bawiacy W Niemczech,
zostaf z Prus wydalony.
- Rad belgijski zamierza wy
staG do Chin wojsko dla bronienia
bezpieczenstwa belgijskich podda-
nych,
- R6wniez z Konstantynopola
donosza, jakoby sultan zamierzaf
stanac po stronie sprzymierzo-
nych mocarstw W zatargu z China
mi.
- Rad austryacki zamierza dac
subwencya kompanii okretowej au-
stryackiego Lloydu, utrzymujacej
komunikacya pomiedzy Tryestem
Kalkutta.
- Gen. Santos Zelaya, cd lat II
faktyczny dyktator Nicaraguy, 70
stai ponownie mianowany handy
datem ma prezydenta.
w Port Richmond, Staten
Island, umarf 7Oletni general bry-
gady Patrick Henry Jones.
- W Milwaukee wczoraj zebrafa
sic konwencya zwiazku krajowego
fotograf6w.
= DR.. William R. Brooks, dyre-
ktor obserwatoryum Smitha W
Geneva, N. Y, odkryf nova ko-
mete.
w procesie sekretarza stano-
wego o zamordowanie Goebla W
Georgetown, KY, trivia jeszcze
przesfuchanie swiadkow prokurato-
ryi, potrwa zapewne do Soboty.
= W New Yorku jeszcze wczo-
raj wydobyto try zwfoki o6ar kata-
strofy pozaru d. 30Czerwca. Zna-
leziono je przy oczyszczaniu parow-
ca Saale.
= W Buffalo, N. Y, spalif sic
spichrz zbozowy ma wyspie naprze-
civ Washington str. Szkoda zrza-
dzona $750,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-25
Telegran1y.

LoNDYN, 25-go Lipca. =
correspondent gazety standard" z
Tien Tsin nadsyla oryginalna via
domosc, jakoby Rosyanie twierdzi-
Ii, re ich wojska zajety Pekin juz
pred dwoma dniamii jakoby wszy-
scy cudzoziemcy W Pekinie zupef-
ME byli bezpieczni.
TEN TsIN, 2lgo L Lipca -
Rosyanie obiawiaja zyczenie, by
GAIA inia koIejowa pomiedzy Taku
Pekinem pozostala pod ich kon-
trola az do czasu zawarcia pokoju,
a wtedy obowiazuja sic oddac ja
rzadowi chinskiemu. Admiral Sey-
mour sprzeciwia sic temu by i'm
pozwolono naprawiac kolej poza
Tien Tsin. Zdaniem jego powinni
tenn sic zaja6 Anglicy. Francuzi
znowu staraja sic pozyskac kontro-
le mad rzecznymi statkami i utrzy-
mywac kontrole wsp6lnie Rosya-
nami.
BERLIN, 25-go Lipca. =
,,Norddeutsche Allgemeine lei
tung" ogiasza dziS list pisany przez
cpsarza chinskiego do cesarza ME
mieckiego, zupefnie podobny do
listu pisanego do prezydenta Nc
Kinleya. Hrabia Buelow odpo-
wiada cesarzowi chinskiemu, re
swemu cesarzowi ME przedtozy Ii
stu, dopoki ME wyjasni sic pofoze-
ME zagranicznych posf6w W Peki-
ME dop6ki Rad chinski ME da "a
doseuczynienia "a smierc baronav.
Kettelera.
CzE FU, 25go Lipca. =
Sprzymierzeni dow6dzcy W Tien
Tsin zdecydowali sic ME. wyruszac
do Pekinu pred Sierpniem.
WASHINGTON, 25go L p ca
Prezydent Mckinley W swej odpo-
wiedzi do cesarza chinskiego WY
wa 90, by udowodnif, IL reprezen-
tanci obcych mocarstw So przy zy-
ciu bezpieczni tym sposobem, by
doprowadzif do ich dowolnego ko-
munikowania sic wiasnymi rza-
dami Nadto zada, aby cesarz
chinski wsp6lnie innymi rzadami
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-25
niepeWne.
Poslowie zagraniczni maja bye W drodze DO
Tien Tsin
raniczny W Nicaragua zakohczony'
Ambassador Amerykansh do Wfoeh rezygnuj
NIEszCzEsoIE KoLEJowE KoLo WABAsHA, MINI.

doszh ostatecznie Chrzescijanie DO
ostatecznych granic. Zajawszy In
dye cafym Archipelagiem, ,uwzleh
sic ma Chiny.
,,Ale tn ME dopisze i'm szczescle.
Potrzeba bedzie walczyc z silnym,
nieubfaganym wrogiem, ktorego
Chrzescijanie ME beda W stanie
pokonac. Jezeli vs Chinach ME
znajda swej mogify, to ME dobiJq
sic tenn zadnych zysk6w dla siebie,
tam, gdzie p6fmiliardowa ludnose
uczufa sic dotknieta do zywego.
Go bedzie dalej, gdy kazdy
Chinczyk przekona sic, re ojczyzna
jego ME zazna spokoju, dop6ki ist-
nieja europejscy barbarzyncy. o.
zbrojone do tego czasu cd stop do
glow Chiny, ME bedq juz pokoraa
znosiiy raz6w, wymierzanych i'm
przez chciwych Europejczyk6w'
Przycisniety do swoich scian i
wparty do swoich REX, nar6d
chinski, jak wulkan wyrzuci z sie-
bic lave uzbrojonych syn6w, kto-
rzy p6jda niszczyc wrog6w swych
ma ich wlasnej ziemi. Do Chin zas
przyiacza sic wowczas inne mon
golsko-malajskie plemiona oswo-
bodzone juz w6wczas Cd jarzma an
gielskiego.
,,Burze te zreszta przewiduJq sa-
mi Europejczycy, kt6rych sk6re
ME my bedziemy sic troszczyc.
Mas Muzufman6w obchodzi tylko
rola, ktora my many odegrac W tel
tragicznej walce dw6ch ras - bia-
lei i z6ltej. Po czyjej stronie ma
my stanac i co nam zagraza. Mysl-
my, DO przyjdzie czas, W kt6rym
moglibysmy zatowac, re ME obmy-
slelismy tego zawczasu...."
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MILFORD, Mass, 25go Lipca. =
Gen. William F. Draper z Hope
dale przestaf do Washingtonu
wczoraj swa rezygnacya z urzedu
ambassadors we Wfoszech. Jako
jedyny pow6d swej rezygnacyi po-
dale prywatne swe interesa, kt6re
wymagaja jego obecnosci W Hope
dale.
LA CROSSE, Wis, 25go Lipca. =
Pociag osobowy nr. 2 kolei Chica-
go, Milwaukee & St. Paul, wczoraj
raj rano o godz. 5 wykoleif sic kofo
Kings Coolie W poblizu Wabasha,
MINI, W skutek osuniecia sic zie-
mi ma tor kolejowy. Konduktor
lokomotywy Hathaway i palace
Thomas zostali ma miejscu zabici;
podr6zni W przednim wagonie 70
stall pokaleczeni, po czesci dose
groznie. Powodem osuniecia sic
ziemi byfy deszcze obfite dni osta-
tnich.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, 25go Lipca. =
W skutek pekniecia rury u kotfa
parowego yachtu Trilby, wczoraj
popoludniu o godz. 2 troje dzieci
zostafo zabitych, jedno straszliwie
poparzone, a kilka os6b poparzyfo
sic lzej lub ciezej. zycie stracili:
9letnia Iva Sphinx, 7letni Gladys
Sphinx, 2letni Fern Sphinx; umiera-
jacym jest 4lethi Herald Sphinx;
mocno poparzeni zostali kap. Fred
Sphinx jego iona, jakotez pani
Jay Kelsey.
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Spiacy sanob6jca.

W Wiedniu policyant spostnegf'
W tych dniach W nocy ma lawce W
parku, nieopodal placu ratuszowe-
go, niejakiego Floryana R., kt6ry
spat mocno, trzymajac W reku ma
bity revolver zodwiedzionym kur-
kiem. Policyant zbudzis spiacego,
odebraf mu bron zaprowadzif do
urzedu policyjnego, gdzie r. obja-
sniai, re postanowif odebrat sobic
zycie. Pred wykonaniem zamiaru
zasnat wszakAe! Niewielka sna6
gnebifa 60 troska, skoro mu snu
ME zakl6cala.
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Byfoby bardzo predko!

Hrabina Lonyay ma podobno,
jak donosi ,,Magyaroszag" 2 Rzy-
mn j Paryaa, starac sic 0 rozwod 2
niedawno poslubionym maizon-
klein. Powodem ma bye ia oko.
licznosc, re hr. Lonyay, wdowa po
arcyksieciu Rudol6e, ME moze "a
pomnieo O swojem dawnem stano-
wisku, przywyknac do stosun-
kow towarzyskich, posrod ktorxA
lyle.
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Kronika MiejscoWa.
Byf jencem Filipihczyk6w.

Frank M. Pray, zam. pm. 337 N.
Central ave., Austin, powr6cif
pred kilku dniami Filipin, gdzie
wraz innymi Amerykanami przez
4 miesisce byf jencem krajowcow
ma wyspie Leyte, polozonej ma ar
chipelagu. Pray twierdzi, il vol
spedzio lat 10 W najgorszem wie-
zieniu Stanow Zjednoczonych, niz
miesiac bye jencem Filipinczyk6w.
zywnosc jehcow stanowi g16wnie
ryz; bardzo rzadko dostaja mieso,
to zupelnie zepsute. Pare razy
sgrozi1o jencom zabieie. Raz udalo
sic Prayowi uciec wraz z innym
iencem, ale schwytaHo ich ma no.
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nal. Zona jego obawia sic, re stai
sic ofara zbrodni. Liczyf lat Al,
podczas gdy iona jego iczy lat %.
Przybyli oni pred 3 tygodniami z
Tacoma, Wash; Kaiser odziedzi-
czyf niedawno $4,000 zamierzaf
W Chicago wziac udziat W jakiems
przedsiebiorstwie.