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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-07-14

Four of the Nevada delegates
TO the Democratic National Con.
vention voted for Hill, of New
York for the nomination for Vice
President. Hill is about the rank
est enemy to free coinage tina,
can be found in the United States
He was in the Convention for the
simple purpose Of creating dis.
Sturbance, and came near doing SO
He would have done it had no,
Bryan stepped TO the front and
asserted his manhood. Hill is NOT
only an enemy to the cause. but
when Senator from New York
acted as a traitor. We do NOT
know who the four delegates who
voted for Hill are. or that any ex-
PLANTATION of their vote is ne.es
sary. They were probably Demo
Gratis and would swallow anything
that had the name.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-07-14
Hfwl .ND's SPEECH.
Ms Secoadiss the Nomination Of love foI
vice-President.

delivered by Hon. r. O. Newlands
at the Democratic Convention in
his seconding the nomination of
Chas. A. Towne of Minnesota:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen
of the Convention: The Demo-
cratic Party has presented to the
country a platform of exalted
character. appealing to the con-
science, the judgment and the
hearts of the people. 1t has nomi-
mated candidate of inflexible in
tegrity, of high purpose and un-
impeachable character. who has
under conditions of exceptional
difficulty maintained his devotion
to the cause of reform. Firm but
not headstrong, confident but not
self-sufficient, near to the people,
but not demagogic, courageous
and enthusiastic, yet deliberate
and wise, he stands as the ideal
candidate of movement which
means the return to the wise con-
servatism of our fathers and a
determined opposition to new
territories. both in Government
and economics, which threaten the
security of our institutions and
the prosperity of the masses.
We are now to select the man
who is to be associated with him
in candidacy before the people
and the eminent requirement of
the hour is that he shall possess
the ability. the intellect, the logic,
the power and the responsiveness
to voice to the people the high
purposes and aspirations of the
Democratic Party and of all the
forces of reform.
There stands pre-eminent in
this country a man who four years
ago abandoned the hopes of high
preferment in the Republican
Party, ready and eager to yield
anything to his matchless ability,
for the heat, acrimony and bitter
ness of great popular contest in
which the corporate wealth of the
country was arrayed against the
interests of the masses. Outside
of Mr.. Bryan, Mr.. Towne of Min
nesota represents more than any
other man in the country the re-
form sentiment. Four years ago,
as he walked from the Republican
Convention. he proposed to walk
into the Democratic Party. He
was prevented from doing SO by
the leaders of the Democratic
Party high in power and many
who contended that his place was
at the head of those Republicans
who were true to the Republican
ism of Lincoln, and who were
about to line up with the Demo
Gratis in the support of a common
candidate. He acquicsced, took
the post of duty assigned to him
and under the name of Silver Re-
publican fought for Democratic
success. He subscribed, letter and
spirit. to the Chicago platform; he
brought the power of his great
influence to, the union everywhere
of the reform force in support Of
mr.. Bryan's candidacy, and after a
defeat from which Mr.. Bryan rose
the moral victor, he devoted him
self for four years to the propa-
ganda of Democratic principles.
His nomination will amalgamate
into one political organization the
reform forces which hitherto,
while united in purpose, have
been divided in discipline. He
possesses in the highest degree
| ~ .--:.a -. ...on - sLD n~~<n~sora
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New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
SAVINGS BANKSANDB BRYAN
SUPERINTENDENT F. D. KILBURN POINTS
OUT THE DANGERS OF DEMO
CRATIC SUCCESS.

Albany. Oct. 2S speciaD.-Frederick D. Kill
burn. State Superintendent of Banking has
prepared statement showing how depositors in
savings banks more than almost any other class
in the community vita!ly interested in the tr-
umph of sound money and sound business prin-
ciples at the polls next month. His figures and
COMPARISONS show that the fluctuations of de-
posits during period of fifteen years record
with great accuracy and sensitiveness the pc
RODS Of prosperity and depression through the
succeeding administrations of Cleveland, Har-
rison, Cleveland and Mckinley He points out
with clearness the reasons for these changes
and the nature of them, and warns the depos-
itors Of the losses which they would surely incur
if Bryan should be elected. not only from bust
ness depression and the consequent loss Of en-
ployment but also from the loss in value of
present deposits through the cheapening of the
dollar which would inevitably follow the adop-
ton of the Bryanistic policy of free silver coin
age Mr.. Kilburn is eminenty fitted to speak
with authority on the ubject. as he is a prac-
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29

from the country fully warrant the prediction ths,
Illinois will give Mckinley from 100 600 to 115 on
plurality Samuel Alschuler. Democratic candidate
Tor Governor will probably run 1000 ahead OF
Bryan. net because Of any unpopularity on the
part OF Judge Yates. the Republican candidate
but because of the exceptional record OF the Demo-
cratic nominee in the Legislature where he fought
corrupt legislation. which will command for him
the support OF the Gold Democrats who will vote
Tor Mckinley. Judge Yates stands for the
radical reforms in State administration however
and will be elected Governor by a safe plurality
II Mckinley carries the State by 100 90 the
republicans will have safe majority joint
ballot In the General Assembly. assuring the
election OF United States Senator CUlom-
H. H. kOHLSAAT,
Chicago, Oct. 2s. 1900. Editor 'Tmes-Heraid''
To the Editor OF The Tribune:
Sir: Illinois can be depended upon to give its
electoral vote to Mckinley and Roosevelt by
thing like 10000 The next Legislature will
be Republican. and will send a Republican to
the United States Senate. Richard Yates will be
elected Governor and a gain of two Republican
Congressman is probable c. r. PAUL.
Editor State Journal -
Springfield, H.. Oct. 2s. 1890.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
CHURCHILL REFUSES TO APOLOGIZE.
THE EARL OF ROSLYN'S DEMANDS NOT
COMPLIED WITH.

London. Oct. 29-The solicitors of Winston
Spencer Churchill have written to the solicitors
Of the Earl of Rosslyn declining, in the name
of Mr.. Churchill, to withdraw apologize for
MI Churchill's statement at the recent banquet
of the Pail Mall Club, that Lord RossIyn, in
dispatches and letters from South Africa to
English newspapers, had lbelled British Off
GERS and made assertions that were nothing
short of falsehoods.
This morning Mr.. Churchill writes to The
Daily Mail" repudiating the suggestion that he
is moved by personal feeling against Lord Ross
lyn, but pointing out that the Earl is RESPONSE
bic for "a lbellous statement concerning four
famous cavalry regiments
After saying that if Lord Rosslyn will frank
ly withdraw the alleged ibellOus statement he
(Mr. ChurchilD will be the first to regret that
hard words have been spoken, he refers to his
action regarding Lord Rossyns misleading ac-
count of Mr.. Churchill's escape in South Africa
pointing out that this resulted in the publishers
Withdrawing Lord Rosslyn's book from circula-
tion and in Lord ROsslyn writing to Mr.. Church.
III that the passage was not intended in Of
fensive sense, and would be expunged in future
editions.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
ENENY OF ORGANIZED LABOR
BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL CALLS ON
WORKINGMEN TO DEFEAT
STANCHFIELD

The Building Trades Council is an organiza-
tion composed of a large portion of the con-
structive trades of the Boroughs of Manhattan
and The Bronx The membership of this
ganization is more than $4,000 men.
The following document, addressed ITO the
Workngmen of the State of York." is
signed by the accredited representatives of the
Board of Walking Delegates of this organiza-
ton:
Tc the workingmen of the State of New-York:
We, being interested in the cause of labor, appeal
to you to aid us in securing the defeat of John B.
ernor
:. Labor has its just rights as well as capital and
who will give us our rights and recognize our prn-
tiOn to cause legislation to be enacted that can be
pom pom OF peneht and Injury to us. No man recog-
sf and nd 3n as of labor unions can be
At trial held in steHben County in 1898 John B.
mon non7unio6 MAJ "a for killing Daniel Donqhue labor
Down in my little home 1 have fair haired
boy who is the apple of my eye and the core of
rather see that little boy dTesSed for % the grave and
Sroeu @ Deheath the 500 than to know that ne woue no
groW up 10 be member of a labor union such as
., And at the same trial, according to The Enlira
cross-examination by Mr.. stanchfeld: He attempted
nature Of the oath taken when he joined the labor
ness being compelled to reveal the angIae of the
o0ngaIion, I adding that he himself belong@da 70
replied:
This is criminal organization within the pur
view Of the law and claim that am entitled to
answer"
a man who can utter such statements as these is
no friend of labor, and protestations of his, now
that he is candidate for office avail him with
us. He was also very active in behalf of railroad
corporations in defeating the Employers Liability
bill, he appearing before the Senate Judiciary Com
mittee, at Albany, on March 2, 1900. and spoke
against its passage. We have been for years trying
to secure the passage Of the Employers Liability
bill. What chance would have of securing its
passage if he elected Governor? He is
snemy Of organized labor. Defeat him at the polls.
2. OLIVER.
Chairman banFdng Trades Council Delegate of Ele-
vator CD~~uSUotors and Millwrights
ROBERT p. DAVIS,
JAMES HALL,
JAMES BULL
WILLIAM COFFET.
AmalgamaIed Painters and Decorators Union.
ANTONIO PATRIZIO,
Mosaic Workers.
PATRICK DUFFY,
Plasterers Laborers.
PATRICK NJ CASSERLY,
Slate Metal Roofers
EMIL HARR,
WILLIAM BLaATCHFORD.
GEORGE j. BOHMEN,
Carpenters Industry
SAMUEL PARK,
Housesmiths Bridgemens Union.
JAMES NJ. CUMMING.
Steamhtters and General Filters
FRANK GILIARD,
Member Building Trades Council.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
TACKS HABE4S WRIT ON DOOR.
ANOTHER EFFORT STARTED TO FREE MISS
GEORGIANA wendell


Another effort was begun yesterday to free Miss
Georgiana Wendell the heiress, who is detained at
the nome of her brother John G. Wendell. at Irving
ton-on-Hudson, because her relatives believe that
she is insane. Deputy Sheriffs Moore of Mount
Vernon, and Frank Jarvis, Of White Plains. stole
march on the men who guarding the house and
tackled writ Of haDeas corpus on the door. The
writ directs John q. Wendell and Mary A Wendell
10 produce the body Of their sister before Justice
Aa1ean, in the Supreme Court, in Brooklyn, on
November ]. and 10 show cause why she should
not be released from their custody.
In the petition which the writ issued it is
alleged BY Maurice Sullivan, who is Miss Wendeis
4es estate gent, thai she IS restrained of her lb-
erty and uniaWfuIly KEPT prisoner the pretence
mat she is lunatic and incompetent TO manage
neT property The petitioner says that he is ad-
tlsed thar Inc finding Of the jury mat Miss Wenoel
i5 Incompetent. and the refusing 10 find that such
lnc0mpetency IS IN consequence Of lunacy, is equiv
alent 10 finding that she should be discharged.
Ar Sullivan in affidavit also says tnat the
house in which Miss Wendell is confined is barred
ard locked and that the entrance thereto and the
grounds are guarded by armed When the
deputies were driving away servants were seen
taking down the legal documents and carrying
them into the house
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
KRUGER TO APPEAL TO POWERS.

Brussels, Oct. 2S-The Transvaal Agency an
nounces that Mr. Kriger will arrive at Mar
seilles on the Dutch cruiser Gelderland on No
vember IL November -. He will have
apartments at the Grand Hotel de Noailles
where he will receive several French, Dutch
and Belgian delegations.
Mr. Krtger will proceed to The Hague with
out stopping at Paris and, after expressing his
thanks to Queen Wilhelmina for Dutch hos
pitality board the Gelderland, he will ap-
peal 10 the Powers to intervene in the South
African settlement on the basis of Article III
of The Hague Convention
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
COLORADO DOUBTFUL.

IN 1886 COLORADO GAVE BRYAN 1S47s2
PLURALITY.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: great revolution in political sentiment is
progressing in Colorado and the Republicans are
gaining rapidly every day. but it is impossible to
cav with certainty at present that Mckinley will
carry the State. My personal belief is that he
1SiU brit majority of 10000 either way need sur
nrise nobody The Republican State ticket has
good chance to succeed, and regard the electtsn
81 a Renublfcan Legislature and the return of
Senator Wolcott as assured. The Congressman
from the Ist District will be Republican;
Manager and Editor of The Denver Republican"
Denver oct. %. 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
4 MORTON LINER ASHORE.

Monteyldeo. Oct &.-The Morton Line British
steamer Parana Captain Dale. from New-York
September 30 for this port. Buenos Ayres and
Rosario, is ashore on Lobos Island. about sixty
miles from here. Assistance Is with her.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
KENTUCKY. s.OOO ZOE MKINLEY.

IN 1ses KENTUCKY GAVE M-KINLEY 72s1 PLU-
RALITY.
To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Mckinley will carry Kentucky by 500. and
Yerkes Republican candidate for Governor, BY
Il OOO Mckinley will run behind Yerkes
comm OF many anti-CSoebel Democrats. who will
support Bryan. voting for YerkeS-
ELLIOT KELLY,
Managing Editor The Commercials
Louisville. Oct. IS. 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
MANY THOUSAND ARMED BOERS
ANOTHER BRITISH CONVOY ATTACKED AND
SUFFERS SEVERELY

ANOTHER BRITISH CONVOY ATTACKED AND
SUFFERS SEVERELY.
London, Oct. 29.-According to a dispatch
from Cape Town to The Daily Mail" force
Of Beers attacked and surrounded a patrol Of
Cape police, with a convoy, near Hoopstad.
Orange River Colony. last Wednesday, and a
sharp fight ensued. ---~5r---
"The police" says the correspondent, were
compelled to abandon two Maxims. Ultimately
reinforced by the Yeomanry. they succeeded in
getting away with the convoy, but they lost
seven killed. eleven wounded and fifteen capt
ured The Colonials were outnumbered ten to
one. and the engagement lasted two hours.
The Beers have fifteen thousand men in the
field, nearly half of whom are in Orange River
Colony. These are divided into commanders of
some three hundred each, but are capable of
combination for large operations
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
"QUEEN OF AUSTRALIA"
SUGGESTION FROM THE ANTIPoDEs OF A NEW
TITLE FOR VICTORIA

Sydney, n. S. w. oct 2S.-Willam John Lyme
Premier and Treasurer of New South Wales.
during a speech at the opening of a German fete
here to-day. said:
The temper of the Australian people never
so affectionate toward the mother country as it
is The war in South Africa has produced
a patriotic bond which should last eternay
1t has been suggested locally that Her Ma
jesty should assume the title of Queen of Aus
tralia- To me it seems good proposal. In
deed, I think Her Majesty might well be ap-
preached with view to her assumption of the
title of Empress of the British Empire, thus en-
bracing all the colonies and dependencies.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
Des Moines. Iowa. Oct. Is. 1900
KANSAS. 10000 FOR MKINLEY.

IN 1895 KANSAS GAVE BRYAN 1865 PLU-
RALITY.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: In my judgment Mckinley will carry Kan
sas by 5000 to 2O.O0O majority. The entire Repub-
Hcan State ticket will be elected and seven OF
eight Congressman A. =: BABiZEy
Topeka Kan, Oct. ., 1900.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
CIDER USED TO QUENcH FIRE.

South Acton, Mass. oct. 2s-Fire destroyed the
TWO main buildings OF Henry Barkers cider plant
this morning, causing loss Of $4,000 Owing to
the low water pressure cider pumped from
tank exc out the supply Of water. store
house with a tank Of 5000 gallons OF vinegar was
saved Forty men lose their employment. The in
surance is partial
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29

RALITY.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: No party has made a canvass in this State.
its majority for Bryan being we'll assured. In
only two districts is there any sembance of oppo-
sition to the Democratic candidates for Congress
In the With District Milstead, a prominent cotton
manufacturer is the Republican nominee. and
hopes to win because factiona strife in the Demo
cratic party, The With District was twice repre-
sented by Howard, Populist. The Republicans and
Populists have united Spears, and he Is making
a vigorous fight The indications for a small
vote in the State with least $1,000 Bryan major
ity and solid Democratic representatives in Con-
gress. SCREWS, Editor advertiser
Montgomery, Oct 2s 1900.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Alabama will give her usual Democratic ma
jorty for the Presidential ticket and will send nine
Democrats to Congress. NJ. r. MAYOR
Managing Editor "Age-Herald.'
Birmingham Oct. 2S, 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
DELAWARE. 1.5oO FOR MKINLEY.

IN 1sas DELAWARE GAVE MKINLEY S,ss7
PLURALITY.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
sir. Indications point at this time to a substan-
tia1 plurality the Republican National and State
tiol,e+s II, Delaware. A conservative estimate is
,,.Ii+,, of between one thousand and fifteen hun
gred for Mckinley and Roosevelt and the election
~ q PaDublican member of Congress. There are
Jonb+s as to legislature which will have TO elect
NC tinted States Senators. Whichever party con-
~. 10 7 epi sIa ure will have a small margin.
iols 'ii0 MORNING NEWS
wilmington, Oct 2S 1907.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
BOND FEES FOR CROKER
FREEDMANS COMPANY PAYS
HLN COlLIHSSIONS.
CORRESPONDENCE WHICH PROVES ONE
SOURCE OF THE BOSS'S INCOME
INFLUENCE HAD TO BE BOUGHT,
Mr.. DURFEE SAYS.

When Richard Croker was called as witness
that he was working for his own pocket all the
time" Some persons have been investigating
along what lines Mr.. Croker has worked for his
own pockets. The boss of Tammany Hall ap-
parently has no means of support, and yet he
rolls in luxury and seems to have a great deal
OF money. When any one asks him where he
got it ne grows angry. Some people. however,
have curiosity to know where ii comes from.
As q result Of an investigation regarding
sources Of Mr.. Croker's income, some interesting
facts are forthcoming. One Of these, as revealed
by the following correspondence, shows that Mr..
Croker gets a commission on Freedman's bond
ing business. The following letters dealing with
the affairs Of the United States Fidelity and
Guaranty Company Of Baltimore, are official.
This company is the one in which Richard Cro-
ker's great friend Andrew Freedman. is inter
ested. and it has a practical monopoly Of bond
ing city employees The correspondence, which
speaks for ITSELF is as follows:
State of Illinois, Insurance Department
James R. B. Van CleaVe, Superintendent.
Springfield October 2, 1900.
Hon. John r. Tanner Executive Chamber,
Springfield, III.
My Dear Governor: Respectfully referring TO
our conversation OF this afternoon, I desire to
hand you inclosed herewith copy Of a letter
which accompanied the report Of the examiners
OF this department, who were employed in max
ing an examination of the United States Fidelity
and Guaranty Company of Baltimore. I am,
sir, very respectfully,
JAMES r. B. VAN CLEAVE,
Insurance Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
CALIFORNIA, 10000 FOR NrKINLEY.

IN 1896 CALIFORNIA GAVE MKINLEY 1s22
PLURALITY.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Answering your inquiry in my opinion Cali
fornia will give Mckinley between 10000 and 800
majority. Republicans will elect six Congressman.
and possibly seven. Legislature will be Republican
No United States Senator to be elected
w. S. LEAKE, Manager Call
San Francisco. Oct. 2S 1900.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29

On July l. 1900 the total resources had increased
to 81 O37 $50 100, the amount due depostors 1922
os1 5es and the number of accounts to 2,036M6
For many of the States have not at hand the
statistics requisite to like analysis but it may
safely be stated in a general way that they tell
almost or quite the same story In Connecticut
and Massachusetts,. confirming this claim. l find
the increase in the number and amount of deposits
70 be as follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29

NEW TRAIN TO CHICAGO
,,,a New York Central Leaves Grand Central
Sts+ion o. M, arrives Chicago p. m. next day.
Sieening parlor and dining cars.-Advt
POLAND! POLAND! POLAND! POLAEDi
Is the purest natural spring water In the world
dvt-
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
ARKANSAS. 10000 FOR BRYAN.

IN 1896 ARKANSAS GAVE BRYAN 1881 PLU-
RALITY.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Arkansas will return $1,000 majority for
Bryan. Republicans stand good show of electing
Congressman in IIId District
w D. MATTHEW'S. Editor Republican"
Little Rock. Oct. Is 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
LOUISIANA, $4,000 FOR BRYAN.

IN 1888 LOUISIANA GAVE 55.1ss PLURALITY
FOR BRYAN
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir. Louisiana will go Democratic by 5000. All
six Democratic Congress nominees viii be elected
~ TIMES S-DENIOCRAT."
New-orleans. Oct. Is. 1900.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
YERKEs TO BEGIN WORK PROMPTLY.

Iondcn Oct. @-Experimental excavations at
various points along the route OF the Charng Cross
1,,etop and Hampstead Railway, whose franchise
was recently acquired by Charles T. Ysrkes. win
Continued without interruption.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
PRINCE FERDINAND PREDICTS PEACE
THE TROUBLE WITH RUMAN1A WILL SOON BE
SETTLED

Sofia, Oct. 2S.-At the opening Of the SQbranJe
to-day Prince Ferdinand predicted that the diff
culty between Bulgaria and Rumania growing
cut II the latter's demands for the suppression
Of the Macedonian Revolutionary Committee.
would be settled.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
cEoRGIA. $4,000 FoR BRYAN.

IN 1896 GEORGIA GAVE BRYAN a5s1
PLURALITY.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
ST.. The Democratic majority will be reduced
from 1886 several thousand.
Atlanta Oct. Is, 1900.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29

:, POLANDt POLANDl POLANDi POLAND!
= the purest natural spring water In the world
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29

To clear the throat. take
JAMES EXPECTORANT.-Ad
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
IOWA, $1,000 FOR MKINLEY.
IN 1896 IOWA GAVE MKINLEY $3.50 PLU'
RALITY.
To the Editor Of The Tribune

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: Iowa farmers vely busily engaged In
gathering the greatest corn crop ever grown by
any State, and all industrious city and town peo-
pie are fully employed but full Republican vote
will give Mckinley and Roosevelt 5000 to 10000
plurality and elect a Republican Congressman
from each of Iowa's eleven Congress districts The
State of Allison and of the leading Congress dele
CATION Of the Nation challenges all Republicans
of other states to active and unyieIding endeavor
tn DoU the full party honest money and general
nrosDerity vote R. P. GARRISON.
Editor of The Register
Des Moines. Iowa, Oct Is, 1900
To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Iowa will increase the majority for Nc
KinIey in 1896 ranging between 1900 and 5000.
and will re-elect a solid Congress delegation
]. L. WAITE. Editor Burlington Hawkeys.
Burlington Iowa, Oct %, 1890.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
KILLED IN AN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT.

Paris Oct 2s-Comte Cahen d'Anvers a we'll
known figure in Partisan society killed to-day
in an automobile accident Mezleres.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
MAINE. $4,000 FOR M'KINLEY.

IN 1895 MAINE GAVE M'KINLEY FS77 PLU-
RALITY
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Names battle fought and in Sep
ternber The vote in November will be light 5000
]. NORMAN FOWLER
Editor ''Whis and Courier'
Bangor. Oct. Is. 1890.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29

POLAND! POLAND! PoLANDl POLAND!
Is the purest natural spring water in the world