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GALVESTON STOCK.
LIVE STOCK.

Yesterday the condition Of the live stock
market was such that there was more on hand
IMAM there was a demand for. but dealers re-
port today that the stock Of all lines OF cattlo
ls pretty wen cleaned up with but small
amount on hand, Quotations still remain
unchanged.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE
New York Money.

New York, March 6.--Money Oh cal I
at 2leai per cent; last loan per cent !
mercantile paper 4iaq5is per cent. w
exchange heavy with actual business 10
ers b.lls at iS64d4s6ii for demand &
i.ssia for sixty days; posted rates u
i'S6is and is7lsdASS Commercial bills \
i's2ls. Silver certificates 5a%G60E
hars S9ss. Mexican dollars AK Gover1|
and State bonds strong; railroad irregi''
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HIDES AND wooL.
nuTrER AM EGGS

New York March Erg. -.
lahdl5h 'N 1913 Southern
o cai ,snso;, March g. Butter Steady. c,e..,
iait sis rn GARY le'sQ22 chesse@FTlrrIn5,
- Louis. March d--Eggs h,sher al
nausss Ivy March 6.-Egre- Froshs -,
soep ana harsas stock iessc. tseh Mis-
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London Consois.

London, March 6.-Consols for mons,li
Tor the account 1918; bar silver ls'
ounce. Money SlA43a; rate Of discount
open market for short bills is S7sGs W
cent; for three months bills s7sNi pei q
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London Financial cable.

New York, March 6.--The Commaeii|
yertlser' $ London financial cabIegram
me markets were again quiet here loos1
budget is accepted as satisfactory. W
dustrlalS had discounted the taxes, ana q
rose Y on the news nat there would \
fresh issue that will stick. Americas
STEADY and firm, but Inactive,
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Cspeeial TO The post)


New York March 6..-Atwood Violet G 10
say Of cotton: Tbs southern press had no
market letter from us this morning. ne W,
felt last night that contracts here We're hieh
compared to local SPOT prices, ard therefore
we nave reasons 10 believe our hulllsh views
nave had considerable effect OF late and as
We did not care to bull tho narke or undn,
sucn conditions. We concluded 10 wait n da,,
and take breathing spell The siuntion
has changed today. South arp gnot markets.
are IN the main higher. and with no change
IN SPOTS here summer months are at a LARGE
discount. and one brought about largely hv
some of our oldest and b. ST local Arms who
with some AT New Orleans, have been per-
slstent IN their Efforts for some time TO break
the market. These can be divided INN tven
classes; Those who advised their ouatomers
10 sell At 4ui cent lower than now ma
%lsn 70 re-estaDlish their prestige. aud those
nNlng soid the market for their own az
count at the highest OF today or the lowest
OF so,flo other daY. arc trying 10 lndura thei.
customers to sell, and thus using their long
contracts TO hammer the market with nar
tlcuiurly on decided recessiops Ike todst
NOW, this the element the Southern, sno;
holders nave 70 contend with. What X ihc
ssttuau9na iAverpooi advanced eauyaieot 10
&c TODAY. with the largest snot ssfes for
weeks. indieatlng pretty nearly Ffarvafion
among English splnners ard 4 fnaierisi IA
Vance IN contracts. Now would May con
litcta under these circumstance haze IA
clined from the highest Of TODAY y noin.s
nut Tor the missionary work hevYinbefote
reffrrfd TOT Such recession In roptracta NJ
, surposss ,nat sou,nern spot holders will fol
iow iodavs contract decline. whereas We ~.
iieve ne WI now as throughout thla season.
k.ve no attention 10 naninuntions NJ TIE
future market Even after ia much aav.nss
az Liverpool today the demand seems 10 grow
fatner tnan 70 decrease from that quarter ARD
the continent. II Is Therefore absurd 10 ne
leve that the South realizing. as they Do
what sertoua scarcity OF cotton there II
ior the world'e sninnera VIII play into the
nands OF the hear operator whether indt
MonAi or nrm Middline will sell al iOlse in
every southern market proVidinE the snot
man holds Tor that price and this n e ~
every day' common sense view TO take OF ina
SITUATION The South has the advantage ana
why should they mart With IL for any sentf
mental reasons fayorablsto the worlds spin.
Secretary Hester makes the average weight
OF bales 70 the end Qf February about lon
n nsen bel, below last year which on e,Oooo0s
Quantity than 100000 bales Of lsst season. "
a,ne seller OF contracts NAV Ignore this hui
me cotton simmer does not
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The following is reported by c
BANK CLEAKINGs.

Following are the ciearances OF the Hsis
banks for the week thus far and for til 4,
responding time last year. together viii g
increase or decrease:
This year. Last wear. lrrs1
tuesday 1855, SAT l,1iS.Jn ifs'
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FINANcIAL RRIEFs.

New York, March G.-Clearlngs vi
COZ balances $13. 0lS.929.
Paris, March 6.--Three per cent renIs5 \
lzisc' exchange on London s5f, w h
checks.
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METALS.

New York. March s,-There was % Z I
IN the official quotations except thA Y
was raised 5 points to s470dl15.
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HOUSTON wHoLnsaLE p,,o,.
current rotations on Round Io
staple Commoditfcs VI


oor,.oc., puotations are revised daily ana tho-
'NoSo ruling IN Houston Wholesale ma sIgs are
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DRUGS.

Quinine i6@47c Der ounce. in bottle: NOR.
phine &. 30q2 80 per ounce; cocaine s. 90 per
ounce borax sac per pound in 100-pound
packages copperas Sl.40 per pound in bar
rels. castor oil $1.1O per gallon in 5-gallon
packages; epson salts $3.50 per hundred in
barrels; alcohol s. 60 per gallon; sulphur SEQ
per hundred In barrels: alum 2l5c per pound
n barrels saltpetre &c per pound in barrels;
camphor 62d64c: wood alcohol 81 10; gum
opium So Is; powdered opium Si.75; carbold
acid SIC rer mound hnttles
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Houston Daily stetcmen-.


Gross receipts thus far this weok.. tj763
Gross receints lS6 days this wear 1.613li8
Gross receipts 49, DAYS IN lSgS-gl ...29t26a g
IrosF receiptA lS6 DAYS In lNld-e7 ..l .2tS61b
houston h"iir"ad rcceipts.
llouEton gross receipts Of cotton nv the
various railroads entering tho city wero AS
follows; n,ins
Houston and Texas Central ........... 905S
GGi.Inulloh3i and Great Northern ...... 3,0i5
6alVeston. Harrisburg and SAN Antonio q95
iieNuS ana New orleans ,,.....,....,,,. 3
d,oiust9h East and West Texas .,..,,,. 96l
san Antonio and Arkansas rass.... ~;
NlAsourl' Kansas and Texas ..,..,.. 1.22l
---
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cid sc per mound bottles.


APPLEs--New York stock $500 800; iii
mons stock $3.50 Missouri stock $3.50.
BANANAS-Fancy stock per bunch, packed
si.50d1. 10
COCoANUTS-Per sack So. 50Gl4 90
LEMONS-Fancy Messna 36Os SO 001S5
OEANGES-Caliior1!a budded S2.50d2 Is
choice navels 81 75G3.0 90
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pRonucr.

BEANS California stock: Navy 4c; Bayoa
4e: English dried 3ci pinks sac; Lima SaoAci
black eyes 5%c: Texas black eyes 3dic.
BUTTER Blue Star 23c; dairy l9d20c. Red
Star 2ic Elgin creamery 2ln2Sci oleomar-
sarine dairy bricks 1sc: Lincoln solids He,
prints i2lec Special Blue Star iIisc; Crystal
Gem and Country Rolls Ice special dairy lie.
fancy dairy i6c, Daisy 15c Clover Leaf ia
lSc Texas country butter sDl2c, Texas bricks
15@lsc.
CABBAGE Crates s225a2 50; home grown
1S92o per pound.
CHEESE-New York full cream liQ15c;
Badger state l4izc: Wisconsin full cream rolls
i5c; Wisconsin full cream daisies l5c
EGGs-Texas. ner dozen. SHQ9c. candled.
10c.
ONICNS--Per ID &c.
PEPPER--Chile lial5c per Id; black Sinsa-
pore l5c.
TOTATOES-Colo SIC.
POULTNY-Hens 81 00d3.25, cocks. larp..
old 81 00d2 %: roasters. 81. sOG3 10: fryers.
S2.55d30O, brolers S2.S0G2 90. Turkeys
Hens $600d900, gohblers 50 006l2 90 per
dozen. according to size aud quality. young
turkeys A.0066.00 Ducks: Large 81 500
$50: Geese full feathered. Sl.50l5.0O GUM
cas- S1.1562 90.
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Nov York. March G-Coirte futures closed
Stay AZ ss.ll rqints net OdrsrcN Total
ss ltS reaehed LEO bags including March,
e,tssis ": April 6s5; Nav s.ssiis' 81 Ihiy 4 n,
49, septenher t.eed7oo. Oetober 5 81. De
&C ,1eer 1.2oNl y Snot souos steady M
Rio So nominal iobhing Ne Z Ne Mia
market STEADY. Cofdova lisfYit
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GRAIN MARKET.
There We're Numerous Factors Supporting
Fairly Active Wheat.
PREDICTION OF A COLD WAVE A TONIC
Corn WHs strong and Moderately
ActIye--onts Inclined 10 Firm
ness--Proyisions Very Dull

Chicago. March s-Thc prediction OF a cold
wave. a higher spot market at Liverpool
| irmuoss IN Northwestern markets and talk
Of export business were supports in q fairly
active market today. May closing %a's over
yesterday. May corn closed nc and May oats
80 up. Provisions were duh, but closed a
tribe higher.
when the day opened IN the wheat pit
there was bare prospect nothing OF .nau-
once either way~-aud accordingly May opened
unchanged from yesterday. at $3.50 SO dull
was the situation that the attempt OF dis
courased long to dispose OF 100000 bushels
Of wheat which went in the course Of an hour
through score Of small hands sent the price
OF May to e5hc. At this point the signal
prediction OF cold wave and the Liverpool
advance In spot wheat came as tonic wnlch
impaired frmness and moderate nctiNiy.
shorts, led BY st. Louis interests covered
and May rallied to SEC. On profit taking winch
met tho bulge 655sd65aic was touched but
the market rehounded receiving further help
from report of good export at New YORK
the hrmness Of the Northwest ana pessl-
mistie view of crop conditions IN some sec
tons. May rallied 10 6sisc and closed strong
3sniac over yesterday. at 66dB6lsc Atlantic
port clearances In wheat and flour were equal
10 $4,000 bushels. New York reported hye
loadS taken for export PRIMARY ItEePV'
were 46S 900 bushels, compared with 5S6,Ur1
last year Minneapolis aud Duluth reported
56I cars, against 5g2 last week and 55l year
ago Local receipts were G6 cars.
The corn market was strong and moderately
active. Country offerings were small and
apparently the attempt 10 break the market
had been abandoned for the gain shown III
opening figures found few sellers and shorts
were disposed 10 cover. Elevator interests
were buyers and there was q fair demand
from the country in which reports Of heavy
cash business done yesterday was a factor.
Receipts here were III cars.
The strength IN corn left enough Of It's
influence to the neglected oats market to in
cline that very dull cereal toward tlrmness,
The only sign of life in that humble pit was
q little Improvement in the shipping de-
mand Local receipts iG3 cars
Tho provision trade experienced the dullest
day IN n very dull fortnight. but the declining
tendency due TO a weak hog market and
poor demand was checked by the strength OF
corn aud the close was steady.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat cars
corn $50 cars; oats 40 cars: hogs 10000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
tNrl NJ. hr.rt lob -t.s-
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COFFEE.


-, Especial to The Postl
N'w ork March 6,--S, Mum. Son & Co
say OF coffee Coffee advanced : points and
eI2sed steady, with sales Of alss0 bags Re-
cents az Rio for two davs 1900 Sanios
,9nlN 5000 Rio exchange i-S2d lower. Ware
neuS, deliffries were ls,0o9 decrease In IN.
,,us y 'fiSoQo. asa'rst 6,sa2nVn year Arc.
Local sentiment was hullsn and Europe ssnt
nnHylnR orders puy on all reeassions IRA
.iH"n markets were $50 70 poo reis higher.
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LiecrpooI Futures.
tea states Exports.
IuTnI, TDuI WlYb f.s'ss'''s7s "VlFeJ u
stock ut United states Ports.


Stock this day $50
stock this cny last week. .........,..-.a 1888 so
stock this dav last ve ari-.......,...... .2el
Excesg This season., 9l7 ,0Sa
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houston spot auotntiop..
Spots closed quiet; prices UNCHANGED sale,
IS halrs 'N'v'


INC following are the closing quotations Tor
cotton on the SPOT at the leading markets. 10
ge.her WITH tho closing OF mddhng yesterday.
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Ner York. March s.--s. Mum. Son 4
co' ssy Of cotton: Cotton advanced "a
70 points On rise Of souM 10 10 n X
FONTS q Liverpool and spot uales hero n
'''D eAls' Europe houshs freely here aua
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Corn-No "a.
No. 3 white 25T2G
Ryo No. 55t5
BarleyNo. 36i5G40
FlaAseed No j I $50
Timothy secd-Prmo g. 10.
Mess pork-per hbl a70a11o65.
Lard 100 lbs ritbGB ~
Shor, rib sides Looso i70d5g5
Dry sailed shoulders Boxed 6I,66is
Short clear sides-BoNed 5Q5G60S
Whisky High wines basis, ner gal ia
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ooo N'w YORK March -Wheat-Receip,s IA
giI s GlSRoftS 1000 spot armer No. rad rSd
no, bayd III 10, Northern 'Slt fob aaoat:
narGh .i's May 72N July 7gi$ Hides Fiji,
tI'tn, ~. II, STEADY Wool-Steady. Cotton ~
pu'i' prime crude 33'sa33%; yellow 2s S.y -
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uNIVesVoh-Spots closed Quiet prices un-
LoM oIdlhafy Middllng ......9is
Good ordinary .sM MiddlinE fair, Q Il. 10
Low mlddling..a 5-le Sales ...,,,....sSi
New lork-spois closed dull. prices nm.
changed F''Nes uH
Good ordinary. 50 Good utdatn. a.
Low midding.,a& Middling mir 10 ara
Aiidiing-''.r. % 1856 seloS .'....,...osS
New orleans-spots closed quiet; prices
d 1suW oluinsiy.''1 p-l6 Middllug 4.a..sss
Good ordinaryaS Ills Middllue fsiP' 2 n. is
Low mlddling. ~ Sales .....,,, SeiS
LiyeTnool--spots business sood ny,cas "a
~ Mles lamS bales. Of which 10 200 weTe
were American """h oaV'
Ordinary .....5 no Nif,AI,,
1000 ,o ordinary > l-a2 Good middlinr & sS.sS
Low m'dallng ~ i'-ss Miadilng TAR. * is-is
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-23

to tee piracy W sekcjach bedzie ME
malo.
III. Ma poniedzialkowem zebraniu
toczyfa sic bardzo interesujaca dy-
skusIa w sprawie zwalczania gruzlicy.
II lekarzy poznanskich bral W MEL
udziai pan Dir. Karwowski, ktory
przedstawif statystyke gruzlicy W w.
hsieztwie Poznanskiem. 2 danycn
przez niego przytoczonych widac, re
cyfra smiertelnosci W rejencji poznan-
skiej sic obniaa; w p~rzeciqgu lat 13
obnizyla sic o 90 procent. w powia-
tach smiertclnosc waha sic miedzy
30.5 (koscianski) a III (miedzy-
chodzki) ma 10000 ludnosci. w szpi-
talach przecietnie smicrtelnosc ma
gruzlice wynosi IA proc. wszystkich
chorych zakladowych a 3S,1 procent
gr~uzliczych. Smiertelnosc ma gruzli-
&c W stosunku do zyjacych take po-
wolf sic zniza i to cd roku 1889 do
1899 spada z 22,47 ma 1872 procent
Przecietnie umiera ma rok W Ksie-
ztwie 3lS0 os6b ma gruzlice, czyli, 1913
ma 10000 mieszkancow. j to W obwo-
die rejencji ~poznahskiej 1877, w
bydgoskiej 1876. w porownaniu z
innymi krajami Ksieztwo ma mala
smiertelnosc ma gruzlice. w Mem
czech zajmuje trzecie miejsce, z in
nych KRAKOW tylko Anglia Japonja
mnieisza maja smicrtelnosc O l3.5.
W zdolnym do zarobkowania wieku
W ksieztwie umicra przecietnie 20,5S
ma 10000 ~zyjacych, a 7,9l ma 1000 u
mierajacych ~wyiqcznie ma gruzlice.
Urzad krajowy udziela ubezpieczen
chorym ma ~gruzlice Tub posyla cho-
rych nj mia do Goerbersdorfu. Skut-
XII leczenia bardzo zadowalniajace. DO
Z ~wyslanych w 1896 roku $50 osob
1870 odzyskalo silly, a z tych Is proc.
czyli 81 dotychczas, to jest pod latach
zdrowie w calej peini zatrzymalo.
w w~aznej tel sprawie przemawiali
j~eszcze prof. Bardzewski re Lwowa.
Or. Sokolowski z Warszawy, (prze-
wodniczqcy), radzca Dir. Merunowicz,
Dir. Polak DIR. Tchorznicki, z Warsza-
Wy. prof. Bujwid, kt6ry podawai spo-
soby zapobiegania gruzlicy, Or. NJ.
Grabowski, DIR. DUNN i kilku innych.
1Dokohczenie nastapi).
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$4,000. Musi ter artysta wiedziec jak
wyglada Plac, ma ktorym stanie pomnik
Kosciuszki, DO must odpowiedniem
mieiscu odla6 tez.sapis.
W kohcu ezeka .a a.vy termin, w
k:o'ym IA dos'awic pomnik. 20 pied.
tenn umowiosy s'ruin JOE d. VINO minal
nie z j'eo -i'y 81. spewedu braku 20.
~'rzeoDych frnduszow. 10 t. pomnik do
tycbczas sPooryws . Krakowie
ooecnie p Chodz hss; 90 do niego
nal'isao. -"y.'ko ~ytoaI tyiko .ze-
k' ma potr:-Sne p;.nisd-e zeby edla6
model lib tsz przytransportowac 60 do
Chicago.
DR.. w. J. S~ieninowicz.
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UWAGA.

Ludzie cierpiacy IA chorobe piuc, wa
troby ! zofci, albo tez ma chron!czny ka-
tar gfowy, nosa, zofsdka i pecherza, jak
rowniel ma brak apetytu, niestrawnosc 1
zatwardzenie, oalej ma ksszel, ciezki Cd
dech, drzenie ciais, reunatyzm, kiucie.
Dol W piersiach Tub W bokach, a ktorzy
tax csiabieni so dfuzsza choroba, re ME
NIGGA pracow at, zostaja uzdrowieni W
krotkim czasie przez uzycie nowo wyna-
lezionego przez DIR. p. Sattlera. specya-
Hsty W leczeniu powyzszych chor6b, pre-
paratu, znanego pod nazws .,Korzenia
Wezowego". Cena butelki soc. / $3.50.
Zwrocie sic nalezy pismiennie Tub ustnie
pod adresem: Df. r. Sattler,
405 New Era Bldg, Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-23

= odpowiedzial - IA coz oni z mani
robia, gdy pojmaja,"
T"ka jest stmOsfcra, kt6ra oddycha
turma kajdan, wa. Rozdraznieni wiez.
Movie sz.'za postrach, ktory Up. in
sPektorowie starais sic zwykle pokrye
pogarda. Mona sobie wyobrazi6. CO
sic dzieje W wiezi niu ola ,,doswiad.
czonych", od:,nyoh o.tkowicie opiece
doiorcow, ktorzy dawniei byli takae
katoricikami. Co SIG robi W wiezie-
mach nsPe!nionych najciezs,ymi przs-
s,Spcsmi, ktorzy 20 caiych miesiacach
ME vida zadnej wiadzy. Jak tam ka.
toranikGw traktuja dawni katorznioy.-
Crzednicy aumaoza sic obawe o Was
ne zycis. A przeciez - zauwaza auto.
chodza tam bezpiecznie lekarze, cho-
d-i tez humanitarny Inspector wiezienia
aleksandrowskiego i rodziny ich bysyby
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., gdyby mogiy W
turmie zamieszkac. Wilma zatem ME
jest calkowicie pc stronie skazahcow.
Przeoiez pomiedzy mimi ME So sami
wielcy zbrodniarze, 50 i tacy, CO, pier
wotnie skazani ma pare lat, ,,dorobili"
sobie d1ugie termina przez oddalenie
sic i ME stawienie ma przeglad, lub cos
W lynn rodzaju, albo tez z wiezienia po-
prawczego zostali przeniesieni do tur-
my "a drobna czesto wine, jak mp. by{y
jeden officer "a to, ze ME zdjai czapki
pred inzynierem g6rniczym, Tub inny
ma prosbe zony urzednika, s~karzacej
nan, re sic do jej pokoj6wki ~zaleca. So
wreszcie zo}nierze, skazani "a brak dys.
cypliny i dezerterzy.
(Dalszy ciag nastapi.)
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Katorgi Ma Sachalinie.
(Ciag dalszy)


Obok starych mogii caly Rad doi6w
wykopsno ma zapas, korzystajac z CA
su gdy robota mniej pima. Katorzni.
cy kopia wlasne swe groby, oni tez,gdy
ktory umrze, ciagna ma cmentarz woz z
trumna. Zdarza sic, IL "a wozem idzie
tylko dozorca z rewolwerem ma sznurku
u szyj, ami popa, ami modlitwy, ami spie-
WI. Co prawda, pierwszy TAXI pogrzeb,
ma jaki sic natkna} Doroszewicz, byi
pogrzebem mordercy i samoboicy: O.
siedleniec zarznai swa ,,towarzyszke", a
potem otru} sic tojadem. Zw}oki po
kilku dniach znaleziono tajdze. To.
jad jest trujaca roslins, ~stanowiaca g3o-
why skarb k%atorznika: kazdy z mich no.
81 PREY sobie kawalek korzenia tojadu
ma wszelki wypadek. Uzywaja 60
jednak s~tosunkowo rzadko, gdy zwazy-
my meczarnie ich zycia i porownamy z
bi~ahostkami powodujacemi codziennie
samobojstwa W s.olicach cywilizowane-
go swiata. Wiekszosc ludzi ma Sacha.
linie ida sic gotowa ma wszystko; w
gruncie jednak boja sic smierci, dbaja
o Przed1uzenie choeby ma ohwile nedz-
nego zywota.
Co roku przewoza ich ma Sachalin
diva do trzech tysiecy: W r. 1895 bylo
ich 22l2, r. 1896 - 2725. CT, jak
mowilismy, podzieleni So ma dwie kla.
sy: ,,doswiadczonych'', to jest przezna-
czonych do turmy ~kajdanowej i ,,po.
prawianych', idacych ma t. wv. ,wie-
zienie wolne'. Katortnicy beztermi-
nowi (skazani ma Gale zycie) musza
Przebywac w szeregach ,,doswiadozo-
nycb" lat s; skazani ma wiecej jak 20,
lat .; skazani ma 10 - 90, lat 4. Tur-
ma kajdanowa stoi zwykle zupelnie o.
dosobnions, otoczona wysokim czesto-
koiem. Pray scianach cbodzi s'raz, co
jednak ME przeszkadza wielniom ucie-
kac W jcj obecnosci. Wstep ludziom
postroDnym do tego rodzajn wiezicnia
jest w~zbronionym. SkazaacGw try
maja tam jak zsdlumionych, W zupei
mem odosobnieniu. Navel szpitafe ola
Mich 81 oddzielns. Ale to wcale ME
przeszkadza wiezniom z oddzialow po.
prawczych dostawac sic do kajdsnows-
go, Przemycac tam Woke, grac W kar-
ty. Wynalazczos6 i przemys}owosc ks-
torgi ME ma grahic.
Przytem ma Sachalinis wszystko sic
kupuje ! to bardzo tanio.
Cd wiosny do j%esieni, cd poczatku
90 kohoa ,,sezonu ucieczek", aresztan.
tom ,doswiadczonym' COLA po}owe glo-
ny ] okuwaja ich ksjdany nome. A
wtedy powietrzs s~achalihskie, Same
przez sic nieznosne, napeinia sic brze-
klein kajdan. Wszystko to mccoy o.
kvopnie tych, co o ucieczoe ME mysla,
mccoy, drazni j pcha do rozpaczliwych
krokow. o ktorych ME pomysleliby i.
~naczej.
Praca ~rozlozona jest prawem wedlug
p6r roku M . do ii godsin. Norma
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-23
Pociag continental Limited"
kOlei Wabash.

P~oozawszy cd 27go Czerwoa T. b.,
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entail Limited, opuszcza Chicago o
y m. 40 W poacdnie. zamiast o IL m.
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20 Popoiudnia - wagony sypialne do
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-23
z KRAKOWA.

KoresPondencja .Zgcdy."
- Wyglsd mlas:s. - p mistki. - Poda-
MIA. Wawel - Bitliotoka j .g:ellof ska.
= Kosciofy. - Pomnik Koscluseki D. Cho.
dz.nskieg'. - Co potr:eba by pomnlk
zostaf ukohczony.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-11-03
d N pLAVn,

what Ia probably tho larges single
trmor plate Is to be used In the oony
struction of the battle-ship Wisconsin.
The plate will become the port plate Of
a turret ON the vessel, and is being cut
at an angle instead of being the arc of
a circle, the idea being to better defect
a shot. What the plate is to a
battle-ship, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
is to the stomach. 1t resists the attacks
OF constipation, Indigestion, dyspepsia,
biliousness, and prevents malaria, fever
and ague. 1t will restore a weak stom-
ach to normal condition. Any one trou-
bled with the above ailments will do
well to try the Bitters at once. For fifty
years it has stood alone, while it's many
imitators have fallen.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-11-03
Hudson Hot Springs. n. n.

Round-trip tickets are now ON sale
from all points in New Mexico to the
Famous Hot Springs of Southern New
Mexico. The rate from Santa Fe is.
$500 for the round trip; limit Of tickets
thirty days from date of sale. Hudson
Hot Springs are situated four miles;
from Hudson station, and passengers
are taken to the springs by omnibus
The new hotel, Casa del Consuelo, is in,
operation, and is equipped with every.
thing that an invalid or pleasure seeker
could reasonably desire. Rates run from
$3.50 to $3.50 per day, and from $40 to-
s76 per month, including baths.
H. 8. LUTz, Agent,
Santa Fe, N. M.
w. ]. BLACK, g.. p. A., Topeka, Kan.