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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-16
Nstu Yprfer Gbetrasobie.

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pbilip 90. Roie, Elm iunser Mann,
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terssbra6t mar, eri9pb beute feline
syrau in Der bieiigen Wobnung ibres
0aters, periu4te ben Batter gu eri9ies
fen uno bra9te oann ii4 1elbit cine
fobtlide S4ubpunoe Bel. Roie unb
fsiEe Srau, bic i'm Dertpanoti4aftlis
den 2erbGltniFe bon Better unb 8aie
bu einanbsr itanben, batten ii9 por 6
eyabren seGeiratbet, ais &oie in guten
GerbGltniTen mar. @or sipei Sabreu
ipurbe RoIe geiitestranf unb ipuroe i'm
Srrenbauie in Sadionpille untersez
bra6t. 9ta6 ieiner @ntlafuns bate
er G6pisristeiten, 8eiddftigung gu
finben unb feline Srau mar 5u ibrem
bier poRnenben 8ater geSogen. Dor
einem Sabre fam &ole bierber, lebte
aber nidt nit ieiner Srau Suiammen.
GS heibt, 2ebtere babe Iih trob tpispers
balten Orinsens ibres Mannes sepeis
CERT, gu inn gu aiebsn. 9lls er beute
feline Srau beiubte, ereignete ii9 bic
pben gefdilberte Sra90bie. Seute
slbeno lit Roie i'm SarlemsS Splpital
feineu 0erIebunaeu erledeu.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-03
so GOES THE WORLD
Kid And Peter Divide the Gate Re
ceipts, And Kid Begins Arrange
ments For A Fight With FitZ.

NEW YORK, Jan. Skid Mccoy and
Peter Maher met last mig ht and divided
the $4,000 purse. sl2.0 600 of which
went to the hoosier.
Previous to the division of the purse
Mccoy strolled up to Fitzsimmons in
Hotel Metropole and after discussing
matters fstic, Fitz said:
Il am going to fight two short bat
ties first. Then 1 will be prepared to
fight any one and will take you on
first
Mccoy was delighted and said any
time would suit him for arranging
terms.
Many foxy betters and "knowing
ones" are blue because they swallowed
the story that Mccoy was fixed to lose
and accordingly bet on Maher. The
story goes that McCoy's followers,
fearing the Kid would be the favorit !,
in the betting, circulated story that
the Kid decided to lie down to Msher
The gullible bit like fish and Maher
money went to 10 to and 10 to Z.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-03
THREE OFFICERS
Macarthur, Young And Bates To
Be Promoted.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3. 1t is stated
this morning that the president has
chosen Mac Arthur and Young for
promotion to the grade OF brigadier
general of the regular army and that
Bates gets the place of m sjor general of
volunteers made vacant by the death
of Lawton.
All three officers are serving in the
Philippines where they have done ex-
cellent service. The nominations, it
is believed. will 60 to the seua te today.
The president today sent the follow
ing nominations to the senate: War
department. Brig. Gan. John G. Bates,
to be major general of volunteers; Brig.
Gen. Lloyd Wheat IN, to be major gen
eral of volunteers by brevet: Col. Sam
B. M. Young, to be brigadier general:
Lieut.. Col. Arthur Macarthur, to be
brigadier general; Lieut.. Col. William
Ludlow to be brieadier general.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-03
BUBONIC
6 PLAGUE
Three More Deaths Reported
From Honolulu, Sand
Wich Islands,.
ONE DEATH At MANILA
Bodies Of Victims Cremated
And Every Precaution
Taken To Check
Its Spread.

HONOLULU, Dec. 26 (via San Fran
cisco Jan. Announcement was
made on Christmas evening that there
had been three more deaths from the
bubonc plague. The first victim vas
Ethel johnson, the other two were
Chinese. The remains in all cases
were cremated.
The fact that the bodies of plague
victims are being cremated has placed
another difficulty in the way of the
board of health, as all natives and
Chinese now conceal their sick, fear
ing the bodies will be cremated.
THE PLAGUE IN MANILA.
MANILA, Jan. 3.-A case of what ap-
pears to be bubonic plague has been
discovered in the city. The victim, a
native, was found in house where two
deat tbs which excited the suspicious of
the health officers had already oc-
Cured. The plague case has been
isolated and rigorous measures taken
to prevent contagion.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-03
THE "OpEN DOOR"
England, France, Russia, Germany
And Japan Accept Our policy.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Secretary
Hay has made an official announce
ment to the cabinet of the acceptance
by England, France, Russia, Germany
and Japan of the "open door" policy
in China,- which was submitted to them
by the United States.
Italy, the other country with which
negotiations on the subject have been
pending, has not yet replied, but the
secretary indicated his belief that her
answer would also be satisfactory.
The secretary denied the story that
the United States government is ne
gotiating with Denmark for the
purchase of the Danish West Indies.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-03
AMBASSADOR CIIOATE
Instructed To Take Up the
Matter With the British
Foreign Office And Get
An Answer.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-The Journals
Washington correspondent sends the
following today: Instructions were
cabled to United States Am bassador
Choate today following which he is to
inform the British government that we
cannotl ad init the right of seizure by
British war ships of American goods
on the three merchant vessels, Beat
rice, Mahona and Maria.
In addition to fat statement OF the
non-ad mission of the right to seize,
Ambassador Choate was instructed by
the state department to demand from
the British foreign Office "declaration
of policy and concession of liability" "
relative to the act of the British crui-
sers nd lar Delagoa bay.
GERMANY HITS ENGLAND TOO.
BERLIN, Jan. 3.-The government
did NOT receive England's answer to its
note ! relative to the Bundesrath in.
cider;T until noon today. The exact
1azture of the correspondence is not
known. but G ,rmsn officials say they
are convinced Of England's good will.
The German note urged England to
make prompt settlement ofthe affair.
The press and the public continue
highly incensed over the seizure of the
the Bundesratn and anti-British feel
ing is increasing.
THE ARBITRATOR'S DECISION.
BERNE, Switzerland, Jan. 3.-The
arbitrasors in the Della goa case have
al l.
l\eing drawn up. 1t will be ready for
md nth; .,.,- .,o~a.
DRURBAN, Jan. 3.-The Beers are
entry enching further to the westward
aud lso maintaining their positions
south ff TugeIa. Their trenches now
extendH for Is miles alorg the north
bank on the river. Butler is preparing
to advaH zee.
AOERS RETREATING.
NAUwPApRT. Cape Colony, Jan. g.
There coutiA ues brisk fighting around
Colgsoerg td\laY. The British hold
positions sout and east, overlooking
the town.. INa.Boers are retreating
gradually, fgt ng stuooornly.
wHATv eENcH SAYS.
LONDON, Jan S.-An official dis
patch from Gen. Rrsnch says that with
small reiuf>rceme4 ts, he could dis
lodge the Beers az Colesburg. The
war ofice fears that rsnch may have
to retire from the poNtnn he gained
by bis fankiug movemNeH since he has
not been able to follow\upthe first ad
vantage. French says\ IN is now
maneuvering about ColesSSe'g.
GUNS PACKED IN PIAN3 ASES.
DURHAM, Jan. 3.-AmonAg the ar
rivals from johannesburg, vik lorenzo
Marquez,is former N Natal far\p,r who
says be is willing to take an osth that
French and German guns hsv& been
shipped to Pretoria, via Delagoa\ Ray.
packed in piano cases. A woman who
recently left the Boer capital says the
number of Beers killed since the oper-
ing of hostilities is 4 1000. y
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-03
Was STATIONED At Ell Pas0
Several Years Ago At
the Old Fort
A FINE WAR RECORD
Served Throughout the Gi
War And Was Brevd
Twice For Meritorl
ious Service

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Msjor
eral Zenas r. Bliss, formerly stats
at Ell Paso, died at the Provide
hospital last night after a lingering
ness. His remains will be taken
Rhode Island for interment. GenS
Bliss served continuously in the Until
States army for more than forty years.
General Bliss was stationed at old Ft.
Blsss, now COncOrdia, in 1874, when Ell
Paso was only a from tier post and when
he himself was major of the twenty
fifth infantry. In 1876, in April, he
was transferred to Fit. Davis, Texas
near Maria.
He graduated from West Point in
1856, and was breveted second lieu
tenant of the first infantry, being trans
ferred to the 9Th Infantry in 1855. He
WAS made a captain in 1869, and q
colonel in 1862.
During the civil war he was made q
major in the army and assigned to the
39th infantry.
In the war he had been hreveted
successively major and lieutenant col
onel for. gallant and meritoriOus SER
vices at Fredericksburg and the
Wilderness.
In 1869 he was transferred to the
Infantry, and with a
detachment came to Ell Paso five years
later.
He was finally made a major general
in May, of 1897, aud was retired wit
that rank on the 22nd day of the sam,
month.
Fort Bliss here was not named aftep
him, as is generally supposed. as no pOstf
are named after living officers, but tbis
station was named after General Bliss,
the veteran of the Mexican war.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-03
THE NEXT MOVE
Will Be Made BV the Workmen On
The Sheldon, and the Prospective
Hotel Looms Again.

A telegram was this morning receiv-
contractors on the Sheldon building,
notifying them to go on with the work
on the first story, and so to continue
until the arrival of the son of w. E.
Psr6tt, the architect. The telegram
was signed by Mr.. Parfitt.
Mr.. Sheldon also sent to Horace B.
Stevens q wire telling him to have the
contractors obey any orders received
from Mr.. Parftt. This means that
work goes forward at once. Mr.. Rat
tenbury said this morning that his
men would resume work on the, dining
room at once.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-03
"DIAMOND BAXTER"
Behind the Bars In the City Of
Montreal.

MONTREAL, Jan. 3.-James Baxter,
q prominent broker and one of the
richest men in Montreal, has been
placed under arrest on a charge of
secretly aiding James J. Herbert, the
teller OF the defuuct Vile Marie Bank,
Who after he disappeared kept in hid
Ing until few days ago. Bail was
refused Baxter. He will be brought
before the court today.
Baxter, who is popularity known as
.Dismond Baxter" is well known in
Tue United States where he formerly
/ lived
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-03
"ROGUE'S MARCH
EXEMPLIFIED
A Score of "GentIemen Of
The Road"
ESCORTED OUT OF TOWN
Warned To Stay Out-This May Put
An End To Thieving And Petty
LawIessness. As Well As Sand
bdqglng.

They looked like lot of renegade
prisoners Of war this morning in the
bright sunlight as they were marched
out the road to the smelter.
Officer Herold was in command on
horseback, assisted by Dick Black
equally we'll mounted, while between
them struggled a sorry looking lot of
"vsgs" who were being deported from
Ell Paso, without the formality of the
Geary or any other old exclusion act.
The sandbagging of yesterday morn
ing reused the police to action and last
night there was general rounding up
of all the buns to be found in El Paso
and vicinity.
The cold weather has had lately, as
it usually has, the effect OF driving
those gentlemen of the road south ward,
and very naturally they drift into Ell
Paso. The usual depredstions and
covert lawlessness follow, unless they
are speedily gotten rid Of.
In last nights New Year reception
at the city Jail, the first bunch Of
callers came, at the request of several
officers, from the various saloons they
are accustomed to use as club rooms.
The next lot were escorted from the
T. & P. stock pens, where they have q
regularly established camp, by Officers
Stewart and Scott. A total of twenty
made up those in attendance at last
nights function. They staid all night
and watched the officers 60 out and
more buns come in.
This morning they all assembled in
the aute-room OF the municipal bas-
tile, and listened to moving address
by Officer Harold. So much were they
impressed that they too be-
gan to move and at IL o'clock,
were still warming the road to the
smelter.
Not. however, without some objec-
tion.
"Reslly," said one dignifed old fell
low, an Englishman. Il can't go west
to the smelter, you know. when I'm on
my east.
"Ssy, officer" objected another,
"look here. 1 was in the army. Here's
my discharge. I've got back pay COM
ing. 1 want to stay here and get is.''
"Well, you 60 with the rest"
"Then to h-ll with Ell Paso. 1 was
going to spend money here and dress
up, but now I'll blow myself in Alamo
gordo, aud this town can shift for it.
self.''
Another man wanted to stay and get
import ant letters aud kilograms, but
he went with the rest. A singular fact
was that nearly every one of them had
been in the army, and many OF them
still wore the blue of the service. All
in all they were good looking lot and
big and strong enough to work.
They were taken out to the smelter
and given notice that if they showed
up in Ell Paso again they would be
put on the. chain gang at hard labor
for a month.
This may be effective in putting an
end to lswlessness or rather stopping
it before it gets we'll started. There
is however, out near the S. P. stock
yard, another regular camp of tramps,
and this will probably get the atten-
tion 1t deserves.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-03
PLAYING HIGH
And Lost Five Thousand Dollars in
Less Than an Hour.

LEADvLLE, COL, Jan. 3.-George
L. Able, q well-known gambler of Sc
attic, Denver and Lesdville, dropped
In here and played game of faro at
one hundred dollars q chip. In less
than an hour he lost Eve thousand dol
lars. he then hurried W ay to catch
train
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-03
GOEBEL CONTESTS
Hopes To Gust Governor Taylor
From His Office.

FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. 3.-The con-
test papers of William Goebel against
Governor Taylor and J. c.. Beckham
against Lieut.. Gov. Marshall, were
presented in both houses of the leg1s-
lature this afternoon. Ballots will be
drawn tomorrow.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-03
ARSENAL ON FIRE
A Destructive Conflagration Raging
At SebdStopol.

VIENNA, Jan. 3.-A brief dispatch
announces that the arsenal, workshops
and military storehouses at Sebastopol
are being d estroyed by fire.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-03
TEXAS FIRE.
iWo Sidss OF the Public Square At
SOmdnChe Burned.

DAhAAs' Tex, Jan. g. A fire at
Comancne testr bed two sides of the
public squar'. he loss Is $4,000.
AN eAp'osi'o dynamite in a hard
ware s'ore s.iyusly injured Charles
Moore, VIM. L.. a.se Jobn Randall and
William Reviue
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-03
ANACTOR'S WIFE
Smokes Too Many Cigarettes And
Goes To Bellevue As a Conse-
nuanro

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Ad elaide
Cushman Morgan, wife of E. J. Nor
gan. the welr known:actor, was remov-
ed last night to Bellevue hospital,
where che will be examined as to her
sanity. Her mind is said to tave been
derauged by the constant'us use ofcigar-
cites and stlmulauts
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-03

ICoptiasai on 6th akGa3
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-10-27
L TRANSWAALU.

Pretoria. Bury niszczq codzicnnic,
gdzie tylko mogq, tory kolejowc i przeci-
naia druty telegraficznr. Napady ich sq
nieznosne. Robotnicy ME mogq ruszyt
sic bez siInej esllorty. NajIepszym Srod-
kiem do zaradzenia ztemu jest to, ze trze-
ba bedzie wszystkich Boer6w okolicy de
portowat, gdyz zadnemu mich ufat ME
MONA.
Paryz Cabinet niepokoi sic bardzo Il
powodu programu ufolonego okazyi
przybycia do Francyi prezydenta Krue-
gera, ktdry podobno do Belgii jcdzir przez
Marsylle Paryz.
Rad obawia sic, zc sedziwy patryota
burski rozgorqczkuje Francuz6w dIa
sprawy burskiej, i ze wtedy nacyonalsc,
korzystajac antypatyi narodu przeciw
Anglii, starac sic bedq Emusic Rad do po-
czynienia jakich krok6w ma. korzysc Bu-
row. Og6lne mniemanie jest, ze Kruger
ME przyJezdza do Europy jako wygnaniec,
lecz ze jeszcze raz wytezy wszystkie swo-
je sity, ably narody zagrzac dla sprawy bur
skiei Generafowie Botha DeWet przyrze-
xii mu podobno, lie walczyc jeszcze beda
tax dfugo, dop6k1 ME dowiedza sic o rezul-
tacie misyi Kruegera.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-10-27
STRAJK GORNIkOW.

A vice strajk zaglebiu weglowem
pensy lwanskiem Jeszcze NE zafatwlony.
Warunek postawiony przez konwencyf
g6rnik6w W Scranton ably ofiarowane pod
wyzszenie zaptaty o 10 pre-. przetrwafo przy
najmniej do 1go kwietnla roku l9OlgO, 10
staf przyiety przez wszystkie kompanie.
Pisma ogiosify zwyciestwo g6rnik0w
zdawalo sic wszystkim, ze juz mic ME stoi
ma przeszkodzie rozpoczeciu piracy ko-
palniach. Tymczasem sfowo komendy od
prezydenta uni, Mitchell'a, ME nadeszfo
wszystko zostaio, jak byfo. Przyczynq
zw1oEi jest kwestya ceny prochu. Kompa-
ME zgodzify sic wprawdzie znizyG Gene
beczuiki 2 dol. 75c. na | dol. 80, lecz, jak
sic okaza1o. miafy ma mysli zaliczyt te
ptacy. Postawiono vice g6rnik6w miedzy
mfotem i kowadem; albo brat 10 procent
nadwyzki ptacit "a proch po dawnemu,
albo kupowat proch taniej, lecz zrzecz sic
nadwyzki. Ma takq interpretacye zarzqd
unii przystat ME chciaf strajk pozostat
bez zadnei zmiany. Godnem uwagi jest,
re kwestya prochu ME dotyczy wszy-
stkich straj jkier6w. Sq kopalnie, gdzie
wcale prochu ME uzywajq tam robotnicy
mogliby odrazu dostac swoje 10 procent,
gdyby staneli do piracy. Taxa Jest jednak
solidarnost dyscyplina W uni, re nigdzie
Mkt ME wr6cii do piracy bez rozkazu. Robo-
tnicy pensylwahscy dis wiecej niz kiedy-
kolwiek sprawiaJa wrazenie regularnei ar
mii poruszneJ komendzie swojego sztabu
Pc tylu tygodniach walki nieprzerwane.
przez zaden czyn swawoi Iub niesubordy
nacyi, MONA nadal bye pewnym. ze wy,
trwaja do kohca. Mniejsza to, jakim be
die ten koniec. Czy zdobyte ustepstwt
bedq wieksze, czy mniejsze, po1ozenie Iudr
roboczego wiele sic przez to ME poprawl
Najwaznie]szym rezultatem teAo strajkr
bedzie to, co juz wyjasnifo sic zupen5
dokfadnoscia-- solidarnoSc, powaga, dol
rzafosc poHtyczna dobra organizacya ca
fej armii robotniczej, tel armii, kt6rei "a
daniem bedzie W przyszfosci rozwiqzat v
ten lub 6w spos6b caty szereg kwestyj
trapiqcych dzisiejsza ludzkost niedajq
cych spac spokojnie tysiacom tysiec,
skadinad szczesIiwych spokojnych oby
watel.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-10-27
JOHN SHERMAN.

Smierc J. Shermana, ktory zmari W Wa
szyngtonie 22go paz. W 7Smy roku zycia,
pozbawi1a Stany Zjednoczone czfowieka
wielce wybitnego i zasfuzonego. j. Sher-
man nalezaf juz "a zycia do historyi; czyn-
ma sfuzba jego skonczyfa sic roku
189Sym, gdy jake sekretarz stanu musial
zrezygnowac powodu zbyt widocznego
.upadku sill Ia prezydenta Hayes'a, Sher-
man zajmowaf stanowisko sekretarza skar-
bu wiele uczynif dla uporzadkowania fl
nans6w panstwa, zachwianych przez woj
ne domowa. Podczas wojny, gdy brat Jego
walczyf re stawa polu, J. Sherman pra.
cowat W kongresie, jako prawa reka prezy
denta Lincolna. Lincoln ufaf mu znajdo
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-10-27

wal W MIN zawsze zdolnego obronce swo-
lel polityki. Wszechstronnie wyksztatcony
zdomy Sherman m6gtby fatwosciQ 70
stat prezydentem, gdyby tylko zdonosci
rozstrzygaiy nominacyi ma ten urzqd.
Lecz Sherman ME umial czy tez ME chcial
nigdy bye popularnym. Cieszyf sic on
zawsze stalem poparciem nielicznej garsci
przyjaci6l. kt6rzy wiernie stall przy MIN,
lecz ME posiadaf laski sympathy ttum6w.
Il Shermanem schodzi do grobu ostatni
q amerykanskich MEOW stanu starej
szkoly, kt6r2y, zaczynaiac swoJq karycre
cd cieAliei piracy ma kresach, przcchodzili
przez pr6bny ogiem wielNiej woiny domo-
wei i iwychodzili 4 tel pr6by skohczonymi
politykami w wielkim stylu.
L. SIEMIRADXkI. .
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-10-27
Vol. XIV. Oct. q, 1900.
BU ELOW KANCLERZEM.

Berlin " Reichsanzeiger' donosi. ae
cesaz Wilhelm przyjqf dymisye ksiecia
Hohenlohe i zamianowaf jego nastepca
hrablego Buelow, dotychczasowego mini
stra spraw zewnetrznych. Cesarz ofiarowaf
ksleclu order czarnego Orta wspanialy
garnitur brylantowy
Gazety wypowiadaja Ddanie, ae ksiaze
Hohenlohe byl oddawna kanclerzem ma
lowanym". ,Jego ustapienie ME zmieni W
mczem pohtyki cesarza, kt6ry sprawami
panstwa rzQdzi samowladnie.
'Boersenzeitung' zaptwnia. Ae kslaze
Hohenlohe ustqpiE dlatcgo, poniewaz ME
chce brat ma siebic odpowicdziamosci "a
awanturnicza poIityke chinskq cesarza
Wilhema.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-10-27
KRADIIEZ w WATYKANIE.

Rzym-Z k6f watykahskich pochodzi
nastepujqce p6furzedowe oswiadczenie
'Nieslusznem jest twierdzenie, jakoby
Watykan wahaf sic przest staniem policyi
wfoskiej zawiadomienia o Rradziezy 49,
600 fr., dokonanej na szkode skarbca pa
pieskiego. Wahanie to miafo pochodzic Z
obawy. by tego zawiadomienia ME wzieto
"a uznanie rzadu wfoskiego. Przeciwnie,
zawiadomiono odpowiednie wfadze wio-
skie, lecz uczyniono to W drodze dyplo-
matycznej. Nieprawda tez jest, jakoby Sto-
ica Apostolska sprawe tel kradziezy chcia-
la przekazac osobnemu sadowi. Tego ro-
dzaju sadly, ktore zreszta nigdy ME byfy
czynne, maja jedynie jurysdykcye. cywil-
ma: nigdy vice ME zywiono zamiaru uzy-
wac ich w celach karnych.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-10-27

zna tylko diva wieIkie obozy: jeden, CO
chce ist naprz6d, drugi. co chce ist
wstecz. Kwestye takie jak kedy isc ma
prod, czy PREDICT, czy wolniej. czy kiu-
sem, czy stepq, czy prosto pred siebie,
czy troche na prawo lub ma lewo od prostei
linii, SD to rzeczy podrzedne. Bfedem ma
Sym Jest, re zbyt czesto bierzemy rzecz
podrzedna "a gl6wna i robimy zamieszanie
swoim wfasnym obozie Pobyt miedzy
nami wodza emigracyi zachodno-euro-
pejskiego, putkownika Mitkowskiego, roz-
jasnil nam pod tym wzgledem wiele ciem-
nych punkt6w. Oby przyklad Galicyi po-
dzia1af na mas r6wniez oiyWczy spos0b
obysmy takze doszi W jaknajkr0tszym
czasie do koncentracyi wszystkich stron-
nictw postepowych.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-10-27

L CHIN

Shanghai, Chinskie sfery urzedowe
sic. ii wojska rzqdowc pobte
zostaty przez powstanc6w W prowincyi
kwantung. Jeneralowie chihscy ma gawit
hqdaiQ nadeslania swielych woisk. Pow
stancy podobno wkr6tcc zamicrzaia alta
kowat miasto Caution.
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