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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-06
THE KIRON CHRONICLE

Nearly all our people celebrated in
some way some where.
Quite number assembled in Kiroa
in the evening ;of the 4th to see the
fireworks
Gertie and Minnie Cninburg of Ode
bolt spent a couple of days at Kiron
last week.
Ida Miller who has spent number
of weeks at Sioux City arrived home
on Monday.
Ella and Lena johnson went TO Kom-
stad, South Dakota, last week to visit
relatives for short time.
Mile Meleen arrived on Monday
from Grand Island, Nebr., to visit re-
latives for short while.
Amelia Michaelson went to Akron,
Iowa, on Monday last to visit and
spend the 4th with her sister.
We failed to mention last week OF
the happy addition to the c. A, Larson
family at old Kiron, of bouncing 1T
tie boy.
A. F. Lundberg took the train for
Kansas City on Tuesday evening to
visit his daughter, Miss Nellie, over
the 4th.
Many of our people went away and
spent the 4th a number celebrating at
Odebolt Cliff Lawrence went to
Omaha.
a. G. Swanson ended his visit oil
three weeks with relatives and friends
here and returned to home in Houston
Texas on Thursday.
Druggist j. P. Hunter and wife
spent portion of the 4th at Schleswie
distributing samples and advertising
their renowned Getman liniment.
Rev. N. p. Trueveson started or
Monday for Britt, Iowa: after spending
few days there he leaves for the east
ern states on missionary trip.
A crew of railroad surveyors struck
Kiron last week and are surveying the
line which runs from the southeast tt
the northwest. We have not learned
the road.
Nels Winquest and wife visited with
friends at Stratford, Iowa, over the
Fourth. Likewise did Pomeroy Bros
visit their best -friends at tina
place over the 4th.
We are sorry that we are unable t,
furnish all the doings of the differen
Sunday schools on the 4th as we have
been unable to learn at present writ
ing thereof. The Lutheran Sunda,
school held picnic at the Lundel
i grove and the Baptist Sunday schoo
gathered at the Engberg grove anc
both rendered fine programs. Tn,
Mission Sunday school held their pic
mic at the August Linman grove wher,
, fail sized crowd gathered and enjoy
ed the program rendered by the child
rem which they did in very creditabl,
: manner. On account of the wind, th,
occasion was not as enjoyable as i
otherwise would have been. Lemon
AIDE, cake, oranges and candy were dis
tributed at the close of the picnic
} The collection taken amounted to som,
over Sl2 for the India famine sufferers
While spending the 4th at Odebolt
sneak thieves entered the residence O
Broor Bros. north of Kiron and ran
sacked the house in search of valu
ables They carried away ladie
gold watch belonging to Mrs. Ed An
derson, two razers and various othe
art;nlaS
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-06

Dies MONIES, July 6.-Judge Bishop,
in the Polk county district court, held
that the building and loan law passed
by the 2Sth general assembly is uncon-
stitutional and void in the features af-
fecting existing contracts. This ap.
plies to the interest which was legal
lied so far as it was above per cent by
the 9th general assembly. Judge
Bishop holds that the Legislature cannot
play fast and loose with corporations of
this character, whose contracts were
made mutually.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-06
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Program for District of PARADISE, Union
and Boyer Townships.

Following is the program for the
District Sunday School Convention to
be held at Dow City Sunday, July sth.
The district comprises the townships
OF Paradise, Union and Boyer. The
morning session will be held in the
Methodist church.
1O:30. Devotional Exercises.
Address, ''The Sunday School as a
Factor in National Life.' Rev. H. f.
Tibbits.
Sunday School session divided into
two classes Juniors led by Miss Ger
trude French, advanced by Mr.. D. w.
Welton.
AFTERNOON SESSION,
Convention will convene at Baptist
church.
2::3O. Music.
2:40. Hints to Primary Teachers"
Miss Dora Young.
300. Primary Object Lesson by
Miss Gertrude French.
1920. "Normal Work. Prof. w. C.
Van Ness
Appointment of Committees.
EVENING SESSION.
The evening session will be held in
the Methodist church.
1870. Praise Service.
500. Report of committees and cleo
tion of officers.
S:l5. THE Home Department of the
Sunday School" Geo. Rae, S. S. Supt.
$50. "The Relation of the Parent
to the Sunday School" d. r. Boyan.
$40. "reminiscences of Sunday
School Work" Thos. Rae.
Adjournment.
The Simpson College male quartette
will be with us and will render several
selections. See that your school is
represented at every session.
GEO. RAE. President.
DON TALCOTT, Secretary.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-06
SEA OF FLAME.
Fire Destroy. Plant of Standard OIL Com
n,auY at ConstallIe R4aalr

Fire Destroys Plant of Standard Oil Com
pany at Constable Hook.
New YORK, July 6.-More than 3d.
100000 damage has already been done
and a number of persons have been
severely burned by a fire that started
in the works of the Standard Oil COM
pany at Constable Hook. Bayonne. N.
j.. yesterday. Twenty three large oil
tanks, fifteen Union Tank line cars, the
crude oil refinery, the compound sweat
ing plant, a Hungarian tenement and a
saloon have been utterly destroyed and
the contents of % huge oil tanks is still
burning in sea of flame covering over
100 acres
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-06
WEST SIDE WHISPERS,

S. c. Blackman was in Boyer on bus
mess Monday.
Mrs. j. Quirk of Vail is visiting at
the home of Jas Nicholson.
E. A. Fellingham of Verona. ILL.,. is
visiting his father aud sister in this
city.
John Kiniry and wife are rejoicing
over the advent of a baby girl at their
home July 4
Master Harold Waterman and sister
of Wheaton, Ill, are guests at the
home F. j Gary.
Frank Brown and son returned Fri
day from pleasant visit at Harvard
Grove, Wisconsin.
Hans Suhr and son, John, left Sun
day morning for Kansas City to attend
the democratic convention.
| j. H. Fellingham, wife and baby are
\ spending few weeks with the for
mer's rather in this city.
| Miss Jessie Campbell returned Fri
day from Laurens, Iowa, where she
! has been teaching in the public school.
| Misses Hattie and Mamie Hall of
Boone accompanied by Estella McCor-
mick of Ames are visiting friends in
this citp.
! Hon. j. T. Grote was called to Des
Moines Wednesday on business con-
nected with the Grocer's Mutual Insur-
ance Company.
! James Nickelsen has purchased the
Hans Pehr's interests in the saloon
F, business. The firm will hereafter be
! known as Greves & Nickelsen.
DR.. G. L. Patterson made brief vis-
it to his old home in Marengo, Iowa,
this week returning July 4, accompan-
led by his sister, Miss Addie Patter-
son.
Mr.. Herman Eitfert, wife and four
children we're all taken suddenly sick
Wednesday afternoon, and upon peing
examined by DR.. c. L. Patterson of
this city and DR.. Wier, of VAIL they at
once pronounced it a severe case of
Ptomaine poisoning, which was caused
by something they had eaten that day.
BY evening they were getting along
!, some better, but were not able to 90
home until yesterday morning. 1t was
certainly very sad affair, and but for
the timely assistance of Drs Patterson
and Wier might have turned out fatal.
West Side Journal.
| Independence Day has again come
and gone and its accompanying events
have been recorded in history West
Side performed her patriotic duties
this year and gave to the people who
came here an interesting and instruc-
tive program in the morning and an
afternoon of pleasurable amusements.
Hon. P. E. c. Lalty, the orator of the
day, gave one of the most sensible and
instructive addresses we ever heard on
similar occasion. The address was
unique, original and highly interest,"
ing. We haven't time to discuss the
days program in detail and will simply
say hat everything took place as pre-
viously arranged and nothing occurred
during the day to interrupt the pro-
gram or mar the pleasures
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

JAS Saul and wife to Willard A Saul,
VIZ ne and eh NV, sec 3 Paradise
township, wd.. observation-disclosures. sssoO 90
ID F. Neif and wife to John Segebart, lot
j ana eia of lot 2, blk 20, Manila, wd. $50 90
Edward Henratty to Henry Otto, lots
blk lss, Denison, Observation-Disclosures. 7so 90
July s.
Charles Anderton and wife to John
Wiese, lots 3 and 4, blk 80, Denison
.......................... 300 90
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-12
NeNsY cLeANINcs.

A destructive disease is prevalent in Mic
irRgua's coffee plantations.
The lobster crop OF Massachusetts, has
allen of nearly seventy per cent.
Marriage by telephone aud telegraph IS
becoming popular and epidemic.
Citizens OF New Hampshire will present
bronze tablet to tue battlesbip Kearsage.
Gold mining on large scale is about to
segin on the Saskatchewan River ia Canada.
According to Salt Lake City hgdres, the
number Of Mormons now in exlstence Is
800, 900.
The German sugar syndicate is said to
iave reached an agreement for the next
ave years.
Mail advlces from China stated that tho
natives In the interior were preparing Tor
ln uprising
A Chicago Jury has decided that a woman
.annot be a vaRrant because woman was
aot made to work
Great unsasiness and bitterness is felt
imong the Sioux indians in North OAK oln
over the policy OF the Indian Bnreas.
The Liberal Congress OF Religion in sixth
annual session at Boston, Mass, has
dropped the word Liberal" from its name.
About 700 Iceanders are coming this
spring to take mp farming in British Amer
len in the Deighborhood Oh the D0nkhoDor
settlements.
The house at Tappan, N. Y. IN which
Major Andre the British spy, WAS confined
turing the Revolution, is to bs turned into
q soap factory.
Meat Is very dear IN Hayaua, Cuba, to
The retail buyer. Tho price for beef 10
shout thirty-lve cents pound, and Is very
poor beef at shat.
A number OF wool-growers have leased
from the Union Pacific Land Company
nearly million acres Of land in Colorado.
which will beused as Il winter range fol
sheeE-Rrazing.
The director Of Geological Survey has
completed plans for surveys and eNplOra-
tioDs In Alaska the ensuing deld season,
and they have been approved by the Secre-
tary OF the Interior.
Governor General Wood has issued n de-
cree directing that persons under twenty
three years OF age shall not marry in Cuba
without previously obtaining the consent
OF their lawful guardians.
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-12
THE NATIONAL GAME.

Cooley has been sold by Philadelphia to
Pitlsburg.
Rusie has decided not TO rejoin the New
Yorks until his divorce case Is settled.
All OF Boston's outnelders arc left-handod
batsmen rs we'll rs left-handed throwers.
This year, for the first time since 1882,
Louisville will not be represented in any
major league.
There are i've ex-pitchers on the New
York team-Genson, Van Hatren, Mercer,
Hickman aud Foster.
In three games the Philadelphas found
the New York pitchers for total of nifty.
one ht.s-seventeen in each game.
Heidrlck is showing up in nne form in
centre field Tor 81. Louis and Tebeuu thinks
he has another McAloer to reduce batting
averages.
There Is talk among the ball players OF
the National League OF forming y protec-
tive unicA to be affiliated with the Amerl-
can Federation Of Labor.
The passing OF big Ed Mexican and Patsy
Tebeau, and the going OF Clarence Childs
to Chicago breaks up effectively ono Of the
greatest infelds that ever nudged olbows.
"Whatever ability 1 may have as n
pitcher, says Young, OF st. Louis, "oomes
almost entirely from my fast ball. l don't
think much OF my curve, and 1 have no
slow ball"
Speaking OF stone wall in1elds, II IL hard
to ind any place in the Brooklyn quartet
that n ball IS likely to perforate. 1t is
fast four IN base running, ground covering,
throwing and in thinking.
with the abdicatlon OF McPhee the game
loses player who was unusually cey0r IN
playing In the right place for bntters, Au.
other veteran co-Worker at second base
Pfeffer-also was we'll up In this accom-
pllshment.
Willie Keeler, OF tho BrooElyns, re solved
letter from Pitcher Hughes the otLor day
in which the latter said that lie had dea.
nitely decided not to Join the Champions
this season. Hanlon says he can get along
with McGinnity, Kennedy, Duan, Howell
Kitson and Nops.
The superior play ot the League teams
thus far Is evidence that the baseball clubs
are moro evenly matched than over before,
and that the League acted wisely In cut
ting its circuit from twelve to eight clubs
There isn't "dead" team In the League
now, aud good, fast ball playing Is liRcly
10 DO the rule all season.
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-12
CnrnIln Greens.

One of the most familiar forms in
wet meadows is enormously known az
"cowslip" (vulgarly "cowsIopD, a
general fayorite in springtime for
greens. How it received its common
appellation is not clear. 1t furnishes
n striking illustration of the ofttimes
uniting and misleading character of
popular names, for it bears no rela-
tion to the English cowslip, but is
closely allied to the buttercup-a fact
suggested to the uniuitiated by its
shining yellow petals and superabun-
dance of stamens. TO avoid complica-
tion in names, the botanist Gray fa-
vored recognizing it under its English
name, marsh -marigold, but here
again we may be led slightly astray as
to its relationship, for it is more than
primrose. 1t is properly known as
Oaltha palustris. .--Self-Culture Maga-
zine
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-12
GIBSON & COBEY'S COLUMN.
Weekly News items OF
Great Importance to
Readers Of this
Paper.

We have two stores, one at 325 l2th
Street, n. E., between @ and ID Streets,
the other at 1245 G Street, n. E.,
Corner 18th and g Streets.
II you come to either store you will
get treated right, and when your pur
ohases have been made you wall be
satisfied that you never got such bar
gains before.
We are not in business for the fun
Of the thing, but we are satisfied to
handle standard goods on a small
margin OF profit.
Parties travelling the Benning road
or the Bladensburg road either, should
stop at our 18th and G Street store.
Hinoe it is only one square from H
Street, end only one-half square from
Maryland Avenue.
Among other STANDARD goods we
handle Lofier g smoked hams, Lofiier's
horned hams, Loffier's smoked sau-
ssge, goods that are acknowledged by
Fybody to be the very best
We are having large run on
special brand OF elegant -four that is
superior to other more expensive
brands. Large sack 90 cents, half
size % cents. By using this HOur yOur
bread will cost you less than cents
per loaf. When you learn our price
by the barrel you will want about two
barrels at a time.
Our choice roast beef from S cents
10 - cents per pound will do you
rood. Our steaks run from 10 cents
10 IS cents per pound, but they are
6Fst class.
Soap, starch and soap powder are
way down in price.
In the matter Of canned goods we
can usually save you from ] cent to 8
cents per can.
We guarantee to please BY that
We mean we guarantee to please YOU
in the matter of service as we'll Rs in
the matter of Price.
We deliver ali orders within reas-
enable distance and deliver them
promptly.
What we save in the matter of low
rent you get the benefit of in the
shape of low prices. A trial order will
convince you of this
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-12
why one Man wonders.

Considering the many old men who
nre struggling along in poverty, IL is
wonderful that young men do not take
boiler care Of their money, and save
it for the inevitable rainy day. -Atehi-
son Globe.
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-12

beds is OF plain grade, but the beds are
kept in cleanly condition, and the men
express themselves satisfied with their
sleeping quarters. Coxey's home, at
present, is near the quarry. He has
a combination frame and log dwelling
house,
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-12
The Rl.Inr In EnIrsrIn.

The rising Of peasants N tho vicinity
Rustchuk, Bulgaria, assumed alarming
proportions. The peasants have succeeded
10 disarming some troops, and have used
rifles against others. Two officers and Ia
Teen men have bseR killed or wounded, an(
hDUut The same number Of peasants.
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-12
Twenty Million Pins Per pay.

1t requires AN average of more than
twenty million pins per day to sustain
the falling skirts, replace the missing
suspender buttons and meet the other
needs of the American people. What
becomes of all these pins is a ques-
tion that nobody has been able to
answer, but there is no falling off in
the demand, so that this number must
disappear in some manner every day.
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-12
TIE SUBURBAN CITIZEN
Y IL, 1900.
lnntrpetlons suhserIhe,s.


PosrAoE-1he postage TO all parts OF the
DHited staiee and Canada Is paid by the
publishers.
RsM1rrAScrs Of small sums may be made
nth com para ,ve eatety in ordinary letters
auns Of one dollar or more must he sen by
registered letter or post-siflce MON y order
atberwise, wo cannot be responsible Tor same
CHANeH OF ApDBESs- -suhscrtners wishing
their address changed must invariably giv0
heir former rs well 20 new address.
Mis- rSo NuMnEBs--It II occasionally hAppenh
Rhst numbers Of our paper sent to subscribers
GTe host or etoien in the mails In case you
"a not receive anv number when due, write
cs postal cird, and we will aheeriully fur
RisE dUpjcnte OF thG missing number.
MOtv fMroRTANT OF ALL--In every letter
chat y'N write Us, never fail to give your full
address plainly written, name, poat-ofiCe,
S0vnay Ra1 State.
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-12
GEN. JACOB S. COXEY.
FAMOUS LEADER OF THE COM
MONWEAL.

Is Nov n Quarry Operator and Is Rap
idly PnlnE Up Fortune - Food
for Every Tramp bat he Must
Work for It
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-30

cwiczone uzbrojone, mialo p6jsc do Taku,
ale po otrzymaniu wiesci zniszczeniu
tamteiszych fort6w zostalo obozie
Sang Tung. W p6tnocnych Chinach Jest
dotychczas 10000 zagranicznego wojska
4 Pekinu ciqgty hrak pewnych wiesci.
Inawcy utrzymujq, re do przywr6cenia po-
rzadku Chinach potrzeba conajmniej
100000 wojska zagranicznego.
.Iaponia gromadzi swe wojska Taku.
W prowiucyi Czi Lii znajdujr sic 10000
chihskiego woiska, wytwiczoncgo pr2ez ro-
syjskich nicmicckich oficcr6w
Anglia wysyia do Chin piet dodatko-
wych krzyzowcow. Podobno lie oszacowa-
no SHY moe Chin, albowiem Rad od da-
VIVA przygotowywal sic do tel wojny, kupu-
JAG pc q 900 karabn6w co micsiqc
Washington, % czer Admiral Kempf
donosi, ze Ticn-Tsin zostai wziety przez
wolska mocarstw ziednoczonych W ub. So
bote. Doszly tn wiadomosci lc koIumna
admirata Seymour znajduje sic o 10 mil
od Tien-Tsin, okopana szancami otoczo-
ma wojskiem chinskiem re wszcch stron.
Ma odsiccz posiano juz shiny oddziai wojsk
zjcdnoczonych.
Seymour byi juz bardzo blisko Pekinu,
ale musiaf sic cofnat O mil SO; dalej ME
mdgf sic cofat, DO zostaI otoczony.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-30
WOJNA w AFRYCE.

Londyn, q czer.-Wojska angielskie
starajq sic otoczyc powstancow Ze wszyst-
kich stron nastepnie spedzlc ich w ledno
miejsce ola zadania ostateczneJ kleskl.
Czy plan ten powiedzie sic. to ME wiado-
mo, albowiem Burowie zaskoczeni prZez
wojska angielskie zakopuja bron W zicmi i
meldujq sic jake parobcy dworscy GARNER
scy); a gdy Anglicy pojda dalej, to broh
odkopujq tyiu napadaJq na male od-
dziafy.
Oddziaf skfadajacy sic z kanadyjczyk6w
W ub. piatek spotkaf sic Z malym oddzia-
lem Burow pod Honingspruit Przyszto
do mafej bitwy, w ktorej pablo 4 Bur6w,
s wZieto dO niewOi.
Pretorya, % czer. .-Wszyscy tn wierzq.
re wojn juz 81 konczona. Wojskowi repre-
zentanci (attache) paistw zagranicznych
juz wszyscy opuscili Transwaal. konsul
amerykanski Hay udai sic do Macadodorp,
| ably sic przekonac, ze jencom angielskim
ME dzieje sic krzywda.
Ludnosc Jest tn zupeinie dobrze usposo-
biona do Anglik6w.
Burowie wykoleili pociag pod Stander-
ton, przyczem dwoch robotnikow zostafo
zabitych.
| Komisaryat armii burskiej ME jest W
Stanle dOStarcZyc ZyWnOScl, WOJSkO vice
musi zyc rabunku lub poddawat sic An
glikom.
Butler doszedf do Standerton p czerw-
ca. Znalazf tam DUO maszyneryi kolejo-
wei. Holenderscy mieszkancy uciekli z
miasta.
Wiezniowie angielscy. zabrani do niewo-
Ii 20 zajeciu Pretoryi, odeslani zostaE do
Macadodorp.
Jan Hamilton zajai W. sobote Heidel-
berg Nieprzyjaciel uciekf. Straze pre-
dnie Huntera weszfy do Johannesburga.
Gen. Butler donosi, re miedzy jencami,
kt6rych odwieziono do Macadodorp, znaj
duja sic lordowie Arnim Ennismore.
Lorda Longforda, ciezko ranionego, pozo-
stawiG W Reitz.
Wojska, ktoremi rozporzadza obecnie
prezydent Kruger, licza obecnie od Is do
20 tysiecy Boer6w. correspondent re Stan
derton donosi, re sedziwy prezydent pra-
gnie tylko doczekac wyborow Ameryce,
zwyciestwa demokratow interwencyi.
Bury wydali swiezy buletyn, donoszq-
cy re Moskale wydali wojne Japonii, ze
Anglia bedzie popierat te ostatna bic sic
Z Rosyanami.
Miedzy lordem Robertson naczelnyn
wodzem Botha trwa W dalszym ciagu wy
miana Est6w.
200 Burow poddafo sic generafowi War
rem Blikfontein.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-30

powszechnego zamieszania i wywalczyf
krwia wiasna wolnost dla czesci ojczyzny
Ksiestwo Warszawskie p5zniej kr6lestwo
Kongresowe wfasnem wojskiem konsty-
tucya byly nagroda "a udzal Polak6w W
wojnie. Me byio to wiele, lecz bylo lepiej
niz mic. [ teraz trudno bedzie spodziewat
sic wszystkiego. Trzeba bedzie walczyt,
chociazby W perspektywie byia tylko ma&a
nagroda; trzeba bedzie walczyt, chociazby
nawet tylko skonczy1o sic IA zadaniu clio
sow wrogowi, ma osiabieniu sit jego. w
kazdym razie wr6g oslabiony- to wieksza
nadzieja zwyciestwa dla przysziych poko-
len. TOMASZ SIEMIRADZkl.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-06-30
WOJNA w CHINACH.

Sytuacya Chinach sta aje sic coraz gro
zniejsza. Pc zbombardowaniu fortecy W
Taku, floty mocarstw zjednoczonych OBJ
sadzify miasto swa zafoga, wypedzlwszy
wojsko chinskie gfab kraju. Dziafo sic
to 17-1S czerwca; W kilka dni p6zniej, a
mianowicie dniu 81 czerwca floty przy-
stapify do bombardowania portu Tien-
Tsin. w ataku tym amery kanscy mary
narze brali udzia1 kt6rzy stracii ludzi
zabitych, kilku rannych. Wszystkie
szczegdfy tel bitwy jeszcze ME So znane,
lecz pewnem jest to, re wojska mocarstw
zjednoczonych wyladowaiy i Chihczy k6w
wypedzify.
Dziwnem bardzo wydaje sic to, re jak
W pierwszej tax W drugiej bitwie walka
odbyfa sic regularnem wojskiem chin,
skiem a ME ''boxerami." Pomimo, ze
wojsko chinskie prowadzi juz regularna
wojne, panstwo chinskie jednak do tel pc:
ry ME wypowiedziafo wojny.
Ma sad naszych czytelnik6w podajemy
tresc wazniejszych depesz nadchodzacych
pola walki, pomijajac takie, kt6re zakra
waja ma sensacye.
Shanghai, % czerw.-Pomiedzy Japon
czykami kursuj je pogfoska, ze W Pekinie
zamordowano l 800 cudzoziemc6w.
Tien, Tsin, % czerw.--Podczas bombar
dowania zniszczony zostaf konsulat Sta
now Zjednoczonych, takze kilka dom6w
nalezacych do cudzoziemcow.
Londyn, % czerw. = Ambasadorowie
chinski francuski mieli konferencye l
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acya Chinach.
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! bombardowania Taku.