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The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17
FRANKLIN, March 11th, 1900.

Dearest Theresa:
You surely ought. to make up your
mind to visit this fair country of ours.
Although many winters have spread
their SHOWS upon my head as you well
know, l am still ever delighted and
amazed at the generosity and beauty
which each succeeding spring brings to
the earth and this year nature seems
to be in an extra bountiful mood, the
plum, peach and pear trees are eXquL,
and rosy pink wells. wells thicker than
l ever saw, do think. And the black
berry vines have spread their white
blossoms all over every inch of uncultiv-
ated space their lowly position taking
nothing from their beauty. With the
exception of azalias, violets and japoni-
cas-. the pastures are still bare, but the
promises of roses, lilies and kindred
beauties for Easter is all that can be
asked. ] cannot bore You too much
about our flowers. 1t is true, that in
your frozen climate. you sent seven doz
en- calla lilies to the church for Christi
mas decorations and You are the envy of
my friends to whom have told this, hut
dare say you had infinite trouble to
bring your lilies out. Sallas never are
AS profuse or lovely with us as in colder
parts Of the country, however, for well
remember how plentiful they were in
Maryland, ny Maryland in the days
50 long ago when was plodding along
the road towards the Temple of Knowl-
edge. which, like Moses, 'saw from
afar."
The primaries are done and over with
and the politician have taken a short
breathing spell until Saturday (tO-day)
when the town is topsy-turvy with
crowds to hear the Democratic campaign
speakers. Gov. Foster, Senator McEnery.
Mr. Heard and ever SO many others.
wonder after to>day what will ''disturb
the peace" until the April election.
The Teachers Institute began yesterday
and will close this evening. will tell
you about ii when next write and with
this promise will close until time and
opportunity allow me to write you. Il
pleasure Away new and delightful to
your friend RACHEL ARDEN.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17
Teachers Institute.

Ihe Teachers Institute met on
Friday evening with a number of
the Parish teachers in attendance.
The afternoon session was very in.
teresting,the papers read showing
an unusual amount of study and
knowledge on the part of the
teachers who handled the subjects.
Reading was the principal theme
treated. Misses Larch and Cornay
read papers on the BEST Methods
for Beginners" Misses Bessie San
ders and Sue Pickett's papers were
on "Reading in the FIRST Four
Grades" Miss Halbert's subject
"Reading in Fifth and Sixth
Grades"
The evening session was render.
ed Interesting by the address of
Mr.. 3. G. Caldwell. President of
the Natchitoches Normal School.
Misses Jessie Smith, Pearl Chad
wick, Lucille Fourmy and Mrs.
Thorpe furnished the music during
both sessions.
Miss Jennie kyle's recitation
was fine and elected much ap.
plause.
In this mornings session Mr.
Ives. Mr.. Alleman and Miss Lessie
Collins dealt with their subject,
Language, in most delightful
land pleasing manner. They were
lably assisted by Misses Nellie
Whitwortb, Henrietta Devices and
Mr. Cannon. After the essays
were read, discussions Oh tbe
manner of treating the subjects
were indulged in, which tended to
| cement the friendship between the
teachers who had been strangers
to one another aud lessen the con-
straint which might have existed
Prot. Ives closed this mornings
exercise with an address Oh
''Literature Classics in the
Grades,' which was much appre>
ciated 10y his hearers.
Misses Gertrude Allen, Bette
Cooke and Edna Walker, gavt
pleasure to those present by their
delightful music.
These In stituteS, which are held
! now every two mouths are very
beneficial to both the teach ers and
the children, and it is the earnest
hope OF all that nothing will inter
fere with letting the "good work
90 on" -.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17

The Second Annual Louisiana
Industrial Exposition will be held in
New Orleans from April l+t, 10
May 9th. 1t promises to excel
anything Of the kind seen in Louis
lana since the Cotton Centenial Ex-
position of 1884. The success which
attended the Fair last year, induced
its promoters to maintain Il perma-
nent organization and to enlarge the
scope. AS a result the harassing
work of perfccting new organlza-
ton with the attendant loss Of time
has not been necessary this year,
and the mistakes into which the
management fell during the first
Fair through inexperierce, have been
avoided. Special rates will be secur
ed from the railroads and steamboats,
from all parts Of the State for ex-
hibits, and the management is now
arranging with the transportation
companies for low passenger rate.
The Fair is creating great deal of
interest ia the North and Enst and
there will he numerous exhibits FROM
those sectioBs.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17
Notice..

Mr.. W. II. Latham has been APP
pointed by me as my assistant in
tie town OF Franklin, La, and he is
hereby authorized to collect all
money due TO the ST. Mary Building
Association ny citizens Of that town.
He can be found almost any time at
the Office of the St. Mary Banner
in Franklin. and VIII ,ransct bust
ness for the Association.
WILBUR IL. kR RMER,
Secretary.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17
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Social Gleanings.

Miss Bessie Sanders was at home this
week.
Mrs w. +. Jones is on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. Emile Cornay is OH the sick list
this week
Mr. Lurd came up from Calumet on
Thursday
Miss May Carey has been on visit TO
Thibodesux.
Mr.. l.. Patout, of yacherie, was in
town this week.
Miss Sue Pickett, of Glencoe, is visit
ing Mrs. D. n. Foster.
Gov Foster was visitor to Franklin
for few days this week.
MI. A. w. Berdon, of New Orleans,
spent the week in town.
Mr.. John R. Todd from Bayou Sale
was in town recently.
Miss Josephine Bonney spent several
days in New iberia this week.
Miss Fannie Gibbon spent the week
with Mrs. Ed. johnson, of Justine,
Miss Kate Gibbon and Miss Edith Co
ing are on the sick list this week.
DR.. J. W. Sanders, of jackson, La, i:
on a visit to his old home in Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. johnson and Mr.
Stuart, of Justine, spent Sunday in town
DR.. L. F. Frerc and Mr.. j. B. Brown
were in from Cypremort during thi:
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Porteus Burke, of New
Iberia, were a visitor to Franklin this
week.
Mr. Joe Mayer. of New Orleans, wa.
visiting friends and relatives in town this
week.
Messrs. J. +. Stal,sbnry and W. H
Palfrey, of Baldwin, were in town 0,
Thursday.
Miss Eloise Degeneres is in New
Orleans, being entertained at the home
OF her aunt, Mrs. Sprolc
Misses Gertrude and Bethia CATER,
have returned from Washington, and ART
now at home OH Haitleigh.
Mr. w. X. Wilson was in New Orleans
this week attending the session of thu
Grand Lodge X. of H.
Messrs. Charley Bib bins, Gordo1
Borah and John Martin were in from
Baldwin during the week.
Dr. Foster has been quite sick thi.
week. but we are glad to state that hi
is no1 much better, aud on the road t.
recovery
Mr.. Sidney &. Cross is installed. a
North Bend AS manager for this year
Mrs Cross and Sidney, Jr., Joined hin
last week.
Miss Lizzie O'Rourke. the little Miss
Todd, and Mr. Tom Wilson, of Bayou
Sale. visited Mrs. W. X. Wilson the first
Of the week.
Among the teachers who answered the
Elvinah kohleur, Addie Gordy. Sue
Pickett. Bessie Sanders, Bessie Cornay,
Mamie Halbert, Henrietta Devices, En-
ma BreAuS Carrie McHugh. Mary Bend
Harris, Sallie Larch. Ewing, Lizzie
Kihael, lie Norman, NJ. Lancon. Lessie
Collins, Alae Riley. Nellie Whitworth,
Kate Bedeli. Lizzie ORCurke, Mcclellan
Mrs. Beers.
Messrs. G, A. Ives, Wren, A. G.
Covert, Warren, Stevenson. Alleman
and Cannon.
The Ladies' Euchre Club pet as usual
on Wednesday afternoon, the attendance
was not large, but very pleasant. Mrs.
}. w. Lyman applied fos membership in
the Club and after being duly voted on
was accepted. Mrs. Lyman is an old
returned and all were glad to
welcome her back again The prizes
were won as follows: Mrs. X. E.
O'Niell the first, a double vase; Mrs.
Placidc Signr. Il cakerplate.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17

On Saturday last at the ieside nee
3of Mr.. Gamble. Mr.. Louis Gamble
and Mrs. Amanda Hreauk. were
quietly married, Judge Isaac Mayer
performing the ceremony. The
BANNER extends best wishes for
their happiness.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17

We are proud to see that the
Parishes of Lafayette and Nermill-
icn have honored st. Mary in nomi-
hating Mr.. Minos T. Gordy, Jr., as
eandidate for District Judge. Mr..
:Gorly is an able and energetic young
nan and we wish him all success in
The coming election.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17

Tls. new canal is now nearing
compietion and only about seven or
eight weeks will elapse bsfore the
ADxYusiy awaited completion will
come e an end. They are now
sorking in an almost direct line with
Willow street.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17

This week quite a number of
fOlored school children received the
Eseguiative preventive of smallpox by
OesDg vaccInated. This was indeed
good and the whole colored popu-
Sialion in town should undergo the
me process, as the disease seems
g pc more prevalent among them.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17

The Wiibur-Kerw;n Opsra Co. is
billed to play on next Sunday, March
35m. The press throughout the
country speaks highly oft and it
will without doubt be II first class
company.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17

We notice the worthy nomination
the Hon. Don Foster, Of New
3oefls, to the position Of Judge Of
- 18th Judicial District Conrt,
somposing the Parishes Of Iberia
- St. Martain, which in our opinion,
H. elected, will be filled by rn. II
y a0lest men Of. ..he above name;l
lsishes. o.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17

4 MIR. John Mattise has resumed
:Duslness in his former locaion on
Nam Street, where he intends run
ing saiGoD in connection with IN
Sp-tc-dste restaurant, Mr.. Jasper
sAanna hcirg sole manager. We
Alsh Mr.. Matlise success and it goes
Mlthout saying that will he assured
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17

The building lately purchased by
Mr. Copritto. on Main, between
Jackson and Adams street,is under-
going thorough overhauling, and
when finished, will be neat and
cemfortable looking resideh:e.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17

= A fatal runaway acci,iert occur
ted in New Iberia last Tuesday in
9lkch Mr. Cleorha Lasdry vas
3hUwn from carriage ald killed
1lmost Instantly. and the driver,
Henry Dorsey, breaking his leg.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17

For the past week the half yearly
examinations have been held at St.
Johns Academy and St. Anthony's
beh00l, the teachers and examiners
'geport the papers most excellent
showing marked advancement and
application among the pupils Of
shrse fourishing institutions.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17

Owing to "a severe attack Of la
gripp, -ney: David Sessums could
not be present at the Institute as we
had expected. This is great dis
appointment TO every one who will
attend the sessions as well as to his
church members who were pre-
pared for Confirmation during his
stay.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17

The Police Jury met j, regular
session Tuesday. We will publish
the proceedings OF same in our next
issue.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17

The United States warships Mar
blehead and Detroit have been Or
dered to Ccntra. America on ac-
count of the threatening conditions
there.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17

The New Orleans Crescent Excur-
sion will Oh to morrow run an excur-
sion To New Iberia. Oates a number
from here istend visiting our sister
town.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
2 4th Judicial District Court. Parish
of st. Mary.
Estate Of Allen Marsel, Deceased.
No. o94o.

NO. 2949.
Whereas. Mrs. Mary Boudrcslx Mar
5eell. resident Of the Parish of St.
Mary. Louisiana. has filed in this Honor
able Court. her petition praying that she
he appointed and confirmed as Admins
tratrix of the above numbered and en-
titled Succession. under date, the 18th
day Of March A. D.. 1900.
Notite is therefore hereby given, to
all VIII I'm it doth or RAY concern, to
show cause. if any they have. within ten
days, why tAe prayer of said petition
should not be granted.
By order Of Court,
JNo, r. PARkERsoN
Clerk Of Court.
Clerks Ofiire, Parish of st. Mary, Ia i.
March 18th, 1000.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17

This Saturday evening at ,
O'Clock a grand Democratic Rally
will be held on the Court House
square, large platform having been
erected for the purpose. The ladies
are especially invited to attend and
lend their countenances and support
to the cause. Among those billed
to speak are the names of Hons. M.
J. Foster, S. d. McEncry and our
nominee for Governor, W. W. Heard
not omitting other prominent Demo
Gratis, the names Of which we failed
to secure. 1t goes without saying
that the audience will be greatly ell
tertained by the eloquence of these
eminent speakers.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17

FOR RENT - Three desirable
stores near Depot, on Willow street.
Apply tc Is2ac Mayer.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17

We will publish next week the
delinquent tax list for 1SW.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17

FOR RENT - Three desirable
sores near Depot, on Willow street.
Apply to Isaac Mayer.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17

Ii veu want the best OF den;:!
work, we a,e prepared 20 serve You
ut reasonable prices.
DRs. CARTER & NEVILLE.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17
4. S. a u II s. S
DEALER IN
Drugs and Medicines
For Sale.

One upright 1 horse engine and
boiler, good as new. Win sell ri a
bargain for cash. For particulars,
apply TO 4. D.. BoAsso, Cl,arenton.
The St. Mary banner., 1900-03-17

he IauleS Eucnrt CIllD DIET rs USUaI
or Wednesday afternoon, the attendance
was not large, but very pleasant. Mrs.
}. w. Lyman applied fos membership in
the Club and after being duly voted on
was accepted. Mrs. Lyman is an old
member returned and all were glad to
welcome her back again The prizes
were won as follows: Mrs. II. E.
O'Niell, the first, a double vase; Mrs.
Placidc Sigur, Il cakesplate.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26

widoo.nie sprrJja jej, o.ego dowodem
serdso.ne Pr.yjecie pr.ez cara " Pc
tersburgu speojalnsgo posia ossar,a ia.
P~ohskiego. o lie .daje sic, to do .aje.
ola takisgo stanowiska pre-. rad ia.
pohski przyo.yniaa sic ME maso pod
r.edna rola jaka " oafym tym .atargu
odsgraia ! odgrywa Anglia.
Gdy ws.ystkie r.ady wysilaja sic ma
to, by w~sp6lud.ial sw6j W .atargu tym
1amanifestowa6, RAD sngielski popros.
tn smartwi.s i ME o.yni MO po1a Wy.
saanism kilku pulk6w indyjskioh do
Chin. Japonjs vidocznie odo.ula to /
p~r.eOhyliss sic ma strone Rosji. R.sd
sngielski terra. z.pewne dopiero .aozy.
ma s~postr.egac jsk niepotr.ebnie wdal
sic " wojne zaborc.s Z bosrami. Gdyby
ME owa ohec .~.grabienia owych dw6oh
msfyoh r.eczpospolitych poludniowo-
SPECIALIZATION, trrymajaoyoh dotyOhc.as
" s.achu dwiesoie tysiecy wojsks aa-
g~ielskisgo i narasajsoych skarb sngiel
ski ma olbrzymis kos.ta -Anglja by.
fsby dzisiaj stanela mote obok Stan6w
Zjednoosonych ma czele narod6w Oywi.
li.owanyoh i satarg ohihski przybrafby
.upeanie inny kierunsk. TAX .as jak
dsisisj r.eo.y utoja, Rosja rel wod.i W
ASH, Stany Z~jednoo.one smus.one
ss nawoiywao pahstwa europejskie do
d.iaaalnosoi ! do jakiej takiei .gody i
ma tenn MUSIC sic o~granic.yc, albowiem
1musie Rosie do tego do ozsgo mog.a-
by j. Emusic Anglia = ME 50 W stanis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26
Pod TOpOrem.

Las dirty Cd SEEKER gfuchsgo ioskotu,
Dirty rosbudsony : msrssh osarod.iej.
skioh;
Chmursmi ptastwo srywa ole do lotu,
ssumiso, jak dus.e - okregaoh Dantsj
skioh;
Csassm sic sosns wall : hukism grsmo.
tn,
Csassn, smiss.ans Z nuta pisini visj.
skioh,
Styoha6 s~kowronk6w modlitwy " bss.
kicis,
Sswargot prsskupni6w PISA smutns Wy
ole.
Las NE M sismi ktsdsie trup6w waism,
l coras wieksss osyni slofou brams;
a jsk swyoissca = ws~jrsenism suohwa.
lem,
Wlokac - soba xlots p&ssxosa lame,
Pyssny, DO ~sscsesSia upojony ssaism,
Idsis, gdsis trr2y witajs 60 same,
TAX jssnotc dsisnua wdaris NE 1 plynis,
Pc ~Przsr.sd.ous1 soporsm gsss~iaie.
0 biedns dr.swsi Jus wan o w~ieosorss
Me bedsis lpiew.f s,owik, anil rano;
KedyI - hsndlsrskim, ponurym kanto-
Wyrok .sgiady ns wal podpissno;
/ saossm kupieo wys.ls was "a morse,
By DAD swsj kissis pssnosc poEadsns,
Wprs6d, ma wilgotnej ro.lotous dsrni,
Musicis butwisc, jsk koioi " gsrbsrnil
I mkt prsyss'olOi -asssj nile odgadnis,
Bo katds rssoss los k~spryfnis ciska;
Jsdns : was oriowisk prsyosdobi isdnis
1 bedsis trumna : nioh, albo koiysks;
Innym suutnislsse ~prssxnsossnis pad.
ME:
Po4rs js giodne psomisnie ognisks,
A Z innych dsiwne jusrs sajsmniosl
= Mote krsya srobis. mote ssubie.
Smutny jest widok omsntarnyoh ssgo.
now,
Kiedy mad nismi piynis ksistyo sioty,
smutns jest wstegs bsekisns wsgon6w,
Gdy nam sabisra nsjdrotszs istosy.
Smutna isweosks maia, " eioniu lilo.
now,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26
Przeglad ~polityczny.

domosoi o TEN 90 sic dxieJe " Pekinie,
MECH swiadc.s diva pr.ykiady: Die
siee dni temu wszystkie dzienniki po.
daily Z nsiwieks.ymi s~.o.eg6aami opis
napadu chihozyk6w ma legaoje angisl-
ska Pskinie dnia 8 b. m. i wyr.nie.
ola zamknietych tam europejo.yk6w.
Tymosasem dnia 20 b. M. otrsymai se-
kretar. stanu Hay, Ia posrednictwem
ministra chihskiego Westinghouse,
telegram o, frowany nastepujscej tresoi:
Nv angielskiej legacji. Pod ciag-
lynn ognism dzial i karabin6w wojsk
ohihskioh. Tylko predks odsiecz zapo-
biegnie r.s.i. Conger."
A wieo telegram powyAszy dowod.i,
ae pomimo groznej sytuaoji Conger
oraz przedstawioiele innyoh mocsrstw
" Pekinie zyli jes.cze dnia Is b. m, to
jest wtedy gdy telegram .osta} wy
slany.
To jedno.
Przeszlo diva tygodnie temu made
slano I Pekinu wiadomos6, zs ksisze
Tuan rozkazai oesarzowi Kwang.Su i
oesarzowej matoe otru6 sic, 90 teA uozy.
Mill. Cesarx umarl a cesarzowa matka
dostaia oblakania.
Dzisiaj pisms poda;s edykt owego
rzekomo zmar1ego oesarzs, ~wzywajaoy
Stany Zjednoozone i Franoje do .apo-
biessnia pod.ialowi Chin.
Pytanie - W 90 wierzyc, kt6ra VIA
domosc przyjae "a prawde a kt6rs IA
fafs.f Musimy sic zdecydowac, jsAeli
many c.ynic wnioski.
Otto pisma europejskie ami owemu
telegramowi Congera ami tel edyktowi
oesarskiemu ME wierza, twierdzao, ae
ohihc.yoy pragna tylko zyskac ma era.
sic. 1 nam wydsss sic, szozeg6lnisj
6w edykt podejrzanym, wobeo tego, as
przeciea zaraz pc zajeciu fort6w Taku
pr.ez pahstwa polaczone, Rad chihsh
m6g2 sic przekonac, il Z mooarstwami
walka, to ME przelswki, musimy jednak
6w edykt przyjao "a prawd.iwy, ponie-
waz dale mu wiare Rad Stan6w Zjed.
~noozonyOh | ma MIN opisra dis stosu.
mex sw6j do sprawy chihskiej.
Jak wspomnielismy, edykt ten otrry.
mal takie Rad francuski, ale poniswaz
sdyks ME byf podpisany pr.ez os-
Sara Kwang Su q przez kilku wioe.
kroli W imieniu o~esar.a, pr.eto minister
spraw zagranioznyoh Delcasss odm6wil
s~mbasadorowi chifskismu W Paryau
p~aktowania z MIN W sprawie zatargu.
Natomiast sskretarz Hay postapil 30.
bic ~inaczej.
Edykt zwraos sic mianowicie tax
samo do Frsncji jak i Stsn6w Zjedpo.
c.onyOh z superintendent, ze RAD chin.
ski mocno zaluje wszystkiego tego 90
sic stalo W Chinaoh, szo.sg6lnisj zas
morderstw popelnionyoh ma osobaoh
ambassadors niemisokiego i sskretar.a
poselstwa japohskiego prsez .buntowa-
nyoh bokserow, a nadto obiecuje 3D.
s~zkodowanie wszy stkioh STRAIT ora. ener.
giczne stlumienis rokoszu, W zamian IA
to proszac o in~terwencje Ola niedo-
puszczenis podzialu Chin.
Sekretarz Hay miai odpowiedziec
ministrowi Wa, Re zgodzi sic wypelnic
zadania rzadu chihskiego, ale asda do.
wodu dobrych obeci i W tym celu kla.
die IA warunek, ably tax posei smery-
kafski W Pekinie Cougar. iako te>
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26

zgodsi6. Trzeba przy.nac, ze plan se.
kretar.a Hsy'a jest r6wnie FROSTY jak
Praktyosny ae ieAeli zostanis pre-.
rssd chifski uskuteczniony, to bezwst-
pienia W Pr1yszfym jua tygodniu do.
wiemy sic prawdy.
Tymo.assm jednak r.ad a~merykah-
ski nagli inne ~mooantwa, ably ME oois.
gao sic Z marssem wojsk polao.onyh ma
Pskin I rad.i ME o.eka6 |. tenn do 15go
sierPnia, jak projektowano pierwotnie,
lsoz ro.poozac mars. jeaeli MONA jua
1go sierpnia, {. j. " ohwili, gdy do Ia.
ku pr.ybedzie jeneral Chaffse . tysis-
Gem ludzi ~wysaanyoh /. San Francisco.
w dniu lynn liczba wojsk s~msrykah-
skioh " Chinaoh wyniesie 300 lud.i,
liosso " to 5ts baterjs artylerji | diva
bstaliony 14go puiku pieohoty, kt6re
d.iesisc dni temu odplynely . Msnili i
stana W tyoh dniach ma lsdzis ohifskim.
Rad smsrykahski zapewnia pr.ytsm,
be 6w marsz ma Pekin Nv kt6ryn
wezmie ud.iai do $4,000 wojska a "
tenn samyoh japoho.yk6w do 10000 -
ME bedzie mial oharaktsru wojny Z
Chinami q raozsj pomooy niesionej
przes mocarstwa rzsdowi ohihskiemu
Ola stiumienia powstania bokser6w.
Naszem zdaniem - inne mooarstwa,
a szo.eg6lniej Nismoy / Rosjs, ME po.
d.isls tyOh pokojowyoh .apatrywah.
rzsdu amsrykahskiego. Niemoy DO.
wien choa konieoznie odemsci6 krwa.
wo .abojutwo barona Kettelera i PREY
s~PosobnoSOi, .~wyo.ajem k~r.y.sokim,
ross1sr.yc posiadiosci W " Chinsoh,
Rosja .ss oddawna jus ds.y do .ajeoia
Mandsurii, gdys be. jei posiadania
Port Arthur | lac.aoa go. Sybsrja ko.
lei zelazns ME beda nigdy bs.pieo.ne
a pr.ytem d.ienniki rosyjskie jswnis
giosza .danie, Re " interssach tax poll.
tyo.nych jak ! ~handlowyoh Rosji Lefty,
ably wp&yw innyoh moosrstw " Chin,oh
ME pr1swyas.yl wplywu rosyjskisgo.
Re Rosja ME opusci n~adar.ajacej sic
sPosobnosoi to pewns. Kto vie nawet
osy oksIji tel sauna ME wywo1ais, oho6
posornie przeo.s temu fskts takie, jak
bombsrdowanie dnis 13 b. m. pr.ez
o~hifczyk6w miast Biagowies.c.ehska
1 Chabarowska mad Amurem. Chih.
o.yoy, posiadajsoy forty mad br.e-
giem Amuru, tut napr.eoiw Blago.
wies.o.shska ! Chsbarowska, nsjpierw
.atrzymali psrowoe rosyjskie wiozaoe
Pc Amur.e wojsko j s~munioje, q edy
wysiane odd.iafy kozaokie uwolnily
owe parowoe, forty chifskie ro.poo.e4y
ogieh ma br.eg rosyjski, wyrzsd.ajso
wielks szkode obu miastom. Artylerja
rosyjska zao.e}a odpowiadac q strzaly
ohihskie ale dopiero dnia 16 b. M, o !.
tr.ymawszy posiiki, wojska rosyjskie.
Pc oaiodaiennym pojedynku d.ialowym,
PrzePrawiiy sic ma drugi brzsg Amuru 1
.dobyiy szturmem forty ohi6 Me
dose ma tenn, jak bowiem donos.a tele.
granny, rad rosyjski ogiosii, IL stosunk
jego Polityc.ne . rzadem chi6skim TO.
stafy zerwane, oras pohnsl ma granioe
ohihska 100000 ludsi, kt6rs podssa do
Pekinu.
Zdsje sic vice, Ae owo bombardows.
nile Mast rosyjskioh pre-. chihosyk6w
musiaso bye wywosanem pre-. rad ro-
syjski, DO tylko takim ~sposobem rad