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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-09-13
DUNDORE.

A. Is. Wilmer wants to buy aspan of
horses.
Ed. Wilmer was in town selling
peaches.
II. B. Reichcnbach is driving our
merchants team.
John Krousc, of Phia., was in town
selling dry goods.
II. II. Schrawdcr, Of Port Trevorton,
was seen on our streets.
"Remove not theancicnt landmarks
which thy fathers have set
w. w. Sholly, of Nerdilla, spent a
few hours pleasantly in town.
Ammon Wilmer took II load of pota-
toes to Sunbury last Saturday.
Geo. n. Wcnt2cl bought 2S acres Of
land joining his valuable farm.
y. +. Dundore sold his corn to Bogar
4 Bingaman at 80 cents per bushel.
Our school board bought shingles Of
y. /. Dundore at $3.50 per thousand.
Simon J. Snyder took II load of pota-
toes to market and got - cents per
bushel.
There is a good demand in this town
for peaches, but better demand for
the PoST.
J +. Wagner is at work with three
spans putting out forty acres in wheat
and rye.
John :. Shaflrr and his farmer fin
iShcd thrcshiug and got 400 bushels of
wheat, rye and oats.
The picnic ut Clements Park last
Saturday was favored with cool day
and was enjoyed 10y all.
Maria w. Dundorc and Mr.. Trout
mans daughter, of Port Trcvorton, at
tended the home ccampmcctingat Allnc.
Frank Bitncr sowcd wheat three
weeks ago and thinks of turning his
calll" on it to keep it from getting too
rank.
Some of ou farmers are cutting oil
their corn; it is early IN the season, but
the continued dry weather has prcnla,
turely ripcncd it.
Ed. Wolf, one of the successful teach
ers of our township last winter, has ac'
ccptcd II call from Ccmtrcville to teach
tllt ulNallttu Stll'bl lllIN ''iiii'S ''i'i'
The home campmccting at Wilmcr'r
meeting house will have number ol
ministers in attendance from dis
tance and will do much good among
its hearers.
Toehll, one of the subcrhs of town
has II surplus Of corncrstones on hand
Abel has been planting and John ha'
been watering, bnt the increase came
from below.
Mrs. Agnes Moyer, (nec Hooverl o
hamokin, buried DR., ioung's chile
last Sunday in the Wilmer tnitct
Evangelical church cemetery. The ser
vices were conducted by Rev. Brill
hart.
A number Of our young men started
on last Monday to work for the Penn
Telephone Co. by putting up the pole
. across the Susquehanna river betwecl
Port Trevorton and Herndon, and in
few weeks Herndon will receive anoth
er boom by having telephone connec
ton with the outside world.
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AyIDDLESWARTH.

A. Gilbert Is digging a well.
F. Reigle was seen on our roads
week.
I. Shawver, who has been on the
Flist Is able to help himself again.
+ and A. H. Kuhns left for Lew
IN, where they have secured EN-
ment.
(me Of our farmers have finished
ing, while others are still busy at
pane.
H. Bingaman and "Big Jim |"
or West Virginia, where they in
to work.
be night last week, while +. G. Gil
was returning home, after days
his mules took advantage Of him
nan away, causing him to fall to
ground, thereby bruising his chest
verely that he Is unable to work at
ae road view, in Center township,
uesday, was attended by more than
score Of men. These were divided
TWO parties, the ants slightly out
poering the promoters. But, as thu
e, or viewers, were upright ant
81 men, we hope they will exer
neir own judgment in making thu
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PORT TREVERr TON.

Miss Alice Knights visited Sslins-
grove during the week,
Miss Anna Kerstetter is new em-
ploye Of the Port Trevorton Hotel.
George Troutman, who has been a
way all summer, is again in our midst.
Frank Arnold, George Rine and Jno.
Michael, Of Milton, spent Sunday in
town.
Miss Mary Roger, of Milton, is visit
ing her grandparents, Emanuel Neitz
and wife.
Miss Maud Charles spent several
days of last week very pleasantly ut
Selinsgrove.
Mrs. Samuel Smith, of Shamokin,
was the guest of MIS-. Anna Williams
of Chapman Friday.
Samuel Arnold and wife, Of Shame
kin, passed through town Saturday en-
route to his brother i'm the country.
Rev. Brilliant and wife and Mcr-
chant Troutman and wife attended the
home campmeeting ut Aline Sunday
Cruscn Glace, n member of the kantz
, band, was welcome visitor at the
home of Lewis Charles on Water St,
Saturday evening.
Mrs. G. G. Faust and bright little
son, after spending several days under
the parental roof, have returned tc
their home in Sunbury.
Edwin Arnold and family, after
spending the latter part of the summer
with his mother, have returned t'
their home in Washington, ID. e.,
where he will resume his studies in
the Post Office Department.
The picnic at Clements Park Satur
day was well attended. Everybody
seemed to have an enjoyable time, cs
pecially the girls, who spent the day
at Sunbury visiting the hotels, cafes
stores and barber shops. OF cours'
there were attractions.
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GLOBE MILLS.
Our school will open Monday.

Our school will open Monday.
Mrs. Asaph Beaver is on the sick-list.
A number Of our people attended the
Gilbert picnic.
Solomon Klase of LewistOwn, is Wis
iting his brother at this place.
Charles Bowers0x aud family spent
Sunday with Adam Renninger.
Miss Edna Smith, Of New Berlin, Is
visiting John l.. Smith and family.
Thomas lands and wife, of Vicks-
burg, visited relatives at this place.
s. B. Rinehard and wife and Nerna
Stuck spent Sunday with John Weller
and family.
Anon Yerger and wife spent Sunday
with Amon's father, Daniel Ierger
near New Berlin.
George Hummel and wife and Lewis
Hummel and family returned home ol
Saturday from the Selinsgrove picnic
The Globe Mills Sunday school viii
hold Il festival on Ieiber's Island, Sat
urday, September 18th. Everybody i
invited.
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RICHFIELD.

Edna Page has been sick for several
days.
Henry Shellenberger puts on oil the
airs imaginable. 1t is a son.
We are sorry to say Samuel Shellen-
bergers health is not improving.
Mrs. Scholl made a visit to her sick
brother, Joseph Smith, in Swales.
Henry Smith and wife, of McAlister-
vile, were recent visitors in town.
Mrs. VanHorn made recent visit to
her brother, VIM. Knisely, in Mexico.
Our band is becoming popular. we
notice 1t has been furnishing the music
for quite number of picnics this sea-
son.
Mrs. Susan ChaIfont and children, OF
Philadelphia, who have been visiting
in our town, have gone to McAllster-
vile.
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MT. PLEASANT MILLS.

Abs. Schnee's spent Sunday in Free
burg.
Some of our farmers are beginning to
cut corn.
X. S. Meiser, of Selinsgrove, was in
town Sunday.
The schools of Perry township will
open Monday, 18th.
The band and quite number of our
people attended the picnic Saturday.
Miss Catherine Miller left for Centre
vile, where she will teach the primary
school.
Rev. C. c. Miller preached an inter-
esting sermon in the st. Johns church
Sunday.
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PALLAS NEWS.

Mrs. Eva Bickhart is on the sick
list.
On Monday forenoon one of John
Brice's children died.
Miss Jennie Straub visited Miss Ger
tie Straub Sunday evening.
The Ebenezer picnic had quite n
number of Pallas attendants.
George Straub, of Kreamer, visited
at Simon Shaffer's Saturday.
Rev. Miller preached an interesting
sermc: NJ ~ Sunday afternoon at Grubb''
church. I"
Augustus Springman was seen driv
ing around these parts with an eye
open to business.
| Nearly all the Pallas cyclists took II
the last evening service of the Alln'
home campmeeting.
Our farmers are busy sowing wheat
cutting corn, digging potatoes and
general round of fall work.
Mrs. B. p. Straub is on the sick list.
Mrs.John Minium paid visit to Cal
vim Troup's on Sunday.
Albert Helm is visiting his sister
Mrs. Martin, and expects to leave 70
Maryland in company with Georg
| Miss Bertha Schreiber, from North
umberland, II former resident of thi
place, is at present visiting in this vi
cinity,
John Bailey and family and Henr
Hunt and family, of Chestnut Ridge
were the guests of Mrs. Bailey owe
Sunday.
Mrs. Percival Gauglor, daughter {
Solomon ShOls, was inferred in Grubb
church cemetery. The remains wer
brought down from Paxinos. One
II. Wendt's children was buried at Pa
adise church Sunday forenoon. I'm
child took sick at 4 o'clock and die
ut 9.
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MCCLURE.

N Mitchell will occupy his new
se Thursday.
~. Ott, Of Selinsgrove, spent Sun
atJ. ID. Ulsh's.
,e Mcclure schools opened Monday
an enrolment of 63 pupils.
unt forget the G., A. r. bean soup
,uAy in the Cold Spring grove.
ah d. Dreese is making prepara-
no Duild q new stable on his lot.
a,son Gross and wife, of Thomp-
'~n' spent Sunday at G. w. Deck
ward Goss and wife, Of Painter
made a short call in our town
'uay evening.
members Of the st. Matthews
Atom are putting q slate roof on
1urch this week.
=: Phillips thinks 1t was not more
nsnt Il Mr.. Mclaughlin would
mt e the namesake would be
~. osby dresA especially since
- - - ~ IA -. &. 1. !. : ,-.-
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SPRENKLETOWN.

Grandpa Fisher passed throug' 6-T
Monday.
Henry Shambach caught se' ~aI,;oo
bass one day last week.
Norman Long and Fred ,s,,dr r;s;,
ed j. {. Sprenkle Monday
J. c. Sprenkle, and Iavi Jroro,d
drove to freeburg on s. .n,fay.
The Kantz Band h .y.bougbt Il new
plated baritone for { A. Shemorry.
Mrs. J. A. Fisher. paid a short visit
to Mrs. J. {. Holt & pple on Monday.
c. a. Shaml aoh and r. r. TORY
were i'll North .u,'lberland county last
week.
Anon ishcr, of Smoketown, who.
was SICK ior some time, is rapidly con-
valescin.g.
A numbsr of our young folks attend
ed the chicken and waffle supper at
Nirdilla on Saturday.
Miss Lille Hosterman, who has been
staying at j. {. Sprenkle's for seve raI
weeks, has returned home again.
Miss Mandie Miller of the Lower
End and Mr.. John Stimeiing and his
daughter are numbered with the sick.
Henry Hosterman and wife spent q
very pleasant day with their daughter,
| Mrs. Ira Hoover, on Halls Island last :
week.
Miss Annie Martin, of Wilkes Barre;
and sister Name, Of Milton, are visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. Calvin Forry; tins :
week.
The one-year old child of Ms:,J. Il.
Meyer, of Shamokin, was inferred nj
winners United Evangelical Church
on Sunday.
The choir of the First Lutheran Sum-
day school Is preparing for the picnic
next Saturday, which we hope will be:
grand success.
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SCHNEE.

Some boys attended campmeeting at
Aline.
Chas. Reichenbach was at Liverpool
Sunday.
H. 1. Roush, of Kreamer, was in
town Sunday.
w. A. and A. F. Schnee were to
Freeburg Thursday.
Some of our people expect to attend
the Fair at Milton, Pa.
Some of our people attended the
campmeeting at Aline Sunday.
p. A. Stuck and wife were visiting
friends near Middleburg Sunday.
An infant son of J. F. Straub's died
Monday evening, aged nearly seven
months,
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FREEBUKG.

Miss Carrie Arnold, of Reading, re-
turned home Monday.
The Misses Schnce, of Fremont, spent
Sunday with friends in this place.
Miss Anna Adams and friend, OF
Shamokin, are spending the week with
w. l.. Bassler.
Miss Maggie Hostcrman, Of McNey'
town, returned to resume her studies IN
the Fremont high school.
Mr.. Keister and Mrs. Mary Hartman
of Centre county visited with {. w
Bassler and wife over Sunday.
Miss Mary McNutt, of Philadelphia
who had been visiting Prof. VIM. M0y
cr's family, returned home Saturday.
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BEAV ERTOW n.

A. w. Musser and family were to
Adamsburg last Tuesday.
II. II. Reigle, Of Middleburg, was in
town on Thursday evening.
VIM. II. Bingaman and DIR. J. T.
Strohecker are busy selling peaches al
most every day.
Quite number Of our people from
this place attended the Fair at Lewis
town last week.
J l.. Middleswarth and J. r. Haines
are kept quite busy making prepar"
ton to put up saw mill and stavt
mill.
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S.ELINSGROvE.

noticed Cashier Thompson on our
$ sunday.
&c. Kessler and son are visit
Philadelphia.
aries rorgey is now clerking at :.
ilbish's grocery store.
Ritter ana son, of Philadelphia,
entertained for a week by her
or. c. b. N )rt l, and family.
\. Frank Buyers, who spent sew
laws with his parents, has return
his labors at Liverpool, Pa.
erer Ed. Taylor was at Shamokin
Philadelphia part of last week; he
rht his daughter home with him,
University opened with fiatter-
respects; the attendance is very
The Ladies' DormitOry is also
s up.
App, of Bristol, Indiana, son of
ADD, a former citizen of Sellns-
is visiting friends, and took in
e-union.
w. Morris, of Rebersburg, who
mated "A wears ago, was circulating
10 friends and 'auld acquaintances
few days.
y. Gensler returned home Thurs
asst from his vacation, accompan-
h a brother, who is spending sew
lays with him.
wis Reynolds and his sister, Miss
of Baltimore, are being entertain
friends. They came up to attend
App reunion.
!. BENJAMIN Hess, of Rockford, H.
was also present at the reunion
! being entertained by her sister.
W, Mrs. DR.. Yutzy.
liter Frontz and wife, of Hughes
brought their son to attend the
|ersity. They renewed former ac-
htainces while here.
yton Kantz, the genial clerk at
enseiler's Drug Store, has returned
his two weeks vacation. He spent
ime in Erie county.
e SelinsgrOve base ball team went
verpOol on Saturday to play the
there. The game resulted in l3
n favor of Liverpool.
e public schools began on Monday
lis week. They were scheduled to
last week, but a pOstpOnement
made on account of the extreme
\. Lnas. I. Aikens, of Pine Grove
in Center county, Ia former stu
was In town asst week. He was
hpanied a young man to the Uni'
".
NJ J. H. Barb, D. D., Of Hughes:
f6tsuxf fPastdt thd ..S6>lIy Lu,p. !,
hurch, was in town to arrange fol
Two daughters to attend the Uni
ty.
the same day the Post, WOman''
4 Corps Sons of Veterans, and in
guests, picnicked on Fishers Is
All reports say that al enjoyable
was passed.
e App reunion was held at Glenn
Park, on Thursday last, there be
bout one hundred of the relatives
Fnt, and an exceedingly pleasan
was had.
e concert given on Friday evening
be new music teacher, Miss Ma
Wagner, assisted by her sister
Edith, violinist, was well patron
the Opera House being almost full
numbers well received by the larg
ence. Miss Edith Is an exception
fine artist on her chosen instru
!. .....
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o. YES! 0,.Yes! 0,yES!!!!
Step up and Hear ih3 Conditions Of This Sah

IN ORDER to get several copies of the Snyder County Marriage book
into every district OF Snyder and elsewhere introduce where
is not KNOWN propose copies of the book to every dis
rl IN Snyder county and fifteen copies outside county 27 comics
all to the highest bidders In other words yet the books at vor
price We propose do this instead sending out an aret 10 sell
tem We would have pay agent heavy commission and we
would prefer the buyer book We are wiln, m t
SIX books in district and the six highest bidders will get the books
Inc hitet highest bidders residing outside the county will get
book at his bid.
DESCRIPTION WORK.
Snyer County Marriages,S35-lS9 compiled by Wag-
eneer A. M cnansa record of about 900 marriages
snyder county people 1t consists first of miscellaneous list OF
rllcs compiled from the files of the Mey from 1865 to O:
l. 1885, when the marriage license law effect Second fro
jOa 1880 to April 1899 taken the license docket of Snver
county lmrt the record of Rev. Adorh B.
81 Fourth that of Rev. D. ?. Shndc 1883; and Fifth
the record of G. g. Erlenmyer, lS40-75.
The book is nicely bound in substantial cloth binding
2G6 pages AT the end of the book there index sunarc
which you can tell at glance what pages every family
c"rs There not family residing in Snyder county has resided
here for length of time who will not find r, OF many Oh their
number and that OF their families real history of any locality
the detail information OF its people There is another book pnb
'shed which contains much information concerning people
and as there only 2Sl copies printed and bound and II have been
sofa leaving az copies on hand DeuHng from this the l27 copies
offered in this sale to the highest bidders will
which must be sold at the regular price three dollars per copy We
want to convert the entire stock cash and in order get copies Of
these books scattered to all parts the that
and appreciate the value of such book will 90 the
bdder SIX to each township and borough and fifteen outside the
V W hen the entire sIs exhausted and crcuc among the people
and the value OF the book appreciated will part with their cory
ana Will be next to Impossible to get for love hat
published by the compiler and else dare the book has been copy
rghted by him. Send in your bids
U,Hp.l!oNs.
4 The opportunity to bid this OIL" will las, weeks
hen the time tor bidding has closed The highest bidders will be notified
when tiy can mt their books at t they have them
by mail tor IA cents postage Bids h successful should
tan soo and from there up to $500 t -nar price, Copies Of the
book be this Office If any .,c ssu bidder IS not satisfied
that the book represented he need accept and in the
first bidder below him gets the book.
Use the form below for making yorr M' w
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As an advertising medium the
POsr is the best in the county.
Give It q trial.
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Miss Catherine Miller, of Fremont,
was in our midst last week.
Jerome Hornberger of Wagner, visit
ed his parents for few days.
Miss Cora Portzline, of Harrisburg,
is visiting relatives at this place.
Mrs. Houpt, of Shamokin, is visiting
her parents, Jonathan Meiser and wife.
Charles Mengle and wife, of Wash
ington, Indiana, are visiting ut James
Mengle's.
Adam Sheafer, wife and daughter, of
Perry county, are mingling among
friends here.
Some of our farmers have begun SOW
ing grain, while Others are patiently
waiting for rain.
T.G. Arbogast and family, Mrs. Min
um, Mr.. and Mrs. Smell, of Fremont,
visited Kate Arnold Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Hollenbach and son,
of Altoona, returned home after a few
weeks stay with Mrs. HOllenback's pa.
rents.
Perry Brosius, of Gratz, former
Aline boy, is spending few days sha.
king hands with his many friends in
this place.
Communion services were held In
the United Evangelical church Sunday
morning. Rev. Hollenbach preached
and excellent sermon.
A. H. Troutman and wife, of Porl
TrevortOn, and Daniel Reichenbachianc
wife. of McKees Half Falls, spent Sun
day with H. A. Ebright and family.
Mrs. N. T. Dundore, Misses Katie
and Estella Troutman Of Port Trevor
ton and Miss Wallace, Of Hughesvil!e
spent Thursday at a. G. Hornbergers
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ALlNE.

TOO late for last week.
II, B. Gclnett has lot of seed wheat
for sale.
II. A. Foltz and wife were seen in
our vicinity Sunday last.
Maggie and Sallie Martin left again
for Philadelphia on Monday.
=. II. Brosius, Of Gratztown, visited
his many friends here over Sunday.
The'home campmeeting was a Sue
cess this week. The speakers are as
follows: Rev. Hollenbaugh, of Altoo-
ma: Rev. Artman, of Hagerstown; Pre-
siding Elder Remer, good attendance.
Henry J. Sweigert, our enterprisinp
blacksmith, is soon ready for work. He
has his shop erected on the corner
where one road leads from McKees
Falls to Richfield and the other to Or
liental. Come one and all and patron
!ize him.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-02-21

wela W sprawie Hawaii. Przyjeto
rome poprawki, ale ME dokohczono
obrad.
WASHINGTON, 21go Lutego. =
Ma posiedzeniu demokratycznego
komitetu kampanii kongresowej
obrano urzednikow. Prezydentem
zostaf obrany posef do kongresu
James D. Richardson z Tennessee,
sekretarzem Jumes Kerr z Pennsyl-
vanii, kasyerem James L. Norris
Washington, D. G. Prezydent ma
prawo przybrac sobie dw6ch vice.
prezydent6w, a sekretarz dw6ch
asystent6w. Komitet z trzech ma
znalezc stosowny lokal W Washin-
gtonie ma gfowna kwatere.
FRANKFORT, KY, 2lgo Lutego.-
Demokratyczni czfonkowie senatu
ratyikowali dawne uchwafy legisla-
tury, moca ktorych wyb6r senatora
Goebla gubernatorem uznany 20
staf "a prawomocny, zatem ma
stepstwo Beckhama ma urzad gu
bernatora po smierci Gobla "a zu-
pelnie prawne. Pc pofudniu godz.
obie izby demokratyczne zebrafy
sic ma wspolne posiedzenie iwsp6l-
ME glosowali mad ratyfkacya owej
uchwafy. Przyje4o jq "A gtosami
przeciw dwoma. Republikanie ME
przybyli na to wspolne posiedze-
ME.
CHEYENNE, WYo., 81 Lutego. =
W kopalniach zwiru nalezqcych do
kolei Union Pacific, 80 mil stad,
kilku robotnik6w starafo sic "a po-
moca goracej wody doprowadzic do
odtaienia dynamitu, ,kiedy nastapifa
gwaftowna eksplozya, ktora zrza-
dzila wprawdzie mata tylko szkode
materyalna, ale W skutek kt6rej
dwaj robotnicy zostali zabici, a
trzej pokaleczeni. Zabici zostali
Robert Parker John Boulangez;
smiertelnie pokaleczeni George
Parfrey Paul Forgan, hej ska
leczony James Edwards.
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Rome wiadonoSci
telegraficzne.

Krajowa konwencya populi-
stow ma sic odbyc d. 9go Maja W
Sioux Falls, S. D. TAX uchwalo-
no wczoraj ma ostatniej sesyi je-
dnego odfamu komitetu krajowego
populist6w W Lincoln, Neb. Kan
dydatem ma prezydenta popuist6w
bedzie W. J. Bryan.
= Samuel Gompers, prezydent
A. F. L., powr6cif do New Yorku
Kuby, gdzie niewiele miai powo-
dzenia.
Z Pekinu donosza, re cesarz
udzielal audyencyi ciafu DIPLOMA
tycznemu. Wyglqdaf bardzo cho-
ry. Cesarzowej wdowy ME by}o
przy tel uroczystosci.
= w Berlinie umarf we wieku
S. lat ociemniafy od wielu lat die
jopisarz Julius Schrader..
: w pochodzie urzadzonym ma
Geese ksiecia Henryka W Kilonii
wzielo udzial 10000 os6b.
Z Dubuque, Ia., donoszq, re
arcybiskup Hennessey ciezko Ia
chorowaf zostaf juz opatrzony sw.
Sakramentami. 1
- Ksiezna Magenta, wdowa
marsz. Mac Mahona, drugiego pre-
zydenta trzeciej rzeczyp. francuz.
kiej, umarfa W Paryzu we wieku
II lat. -
= Pewna fabryka W Rennes o.
trzymala zamowienie ma 10000
granat6w od rzqdu transwalskiego.
= Pierwszy srebrny dollar wybi-
ty ma Geese Lafayette zostai wysfa-
ny do Paryza, by W przepysznej
puszce byf doreczonym PREF. Lou
betowi.
- DR.. Lieber, przywodzca GEN.
trum W niemieckiej radzie pahstwa,
ma sic lepiej i lekarze odzyskuja
nadzieje, re wyzdrowieje.
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Adres domu Emigracyjnsgo.
FELICIAN SISTERS
3 Morris str.
New York, \. !.
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dawne rachunki. DUO ich ma
Europa do zafatwienia z Anglia.
Poniewaz Anglia ME miafa skru-
puf6w korzystania osfabienia Ro-
syi po wojnie tureckiej, przeto
Rosya ME powinna sic wahac korzy-
STAG k1opot6w Angili W pofu-
dniowej Afryce. Me ma czasn do
stracenia. Rosya ME powinna
czekac ma zapowiedziane reorgani-
zowanie armii angieskiej. Jezli
bedzie czekafa, to chwila sposobna
mimic bedzie potem "a p6zno."
PARYz, 21go Lutego. = Og6lne
tn panuje mniemanie, re Francya
ME zrobi pierwszego kroku W A
fryce wfasnej inicyatywy, ale
skoroby Rosya uczynita krok pier
wszy, to Francya musiafaby MIA
wsp6fdziaiac. Rad obechy ME
zyczy sobie wdawac sic W zatarg
z Anglia z powodu zblizajacej sic
wystawy. Wiekszose narodu fran
cuskiego pragnie jeszcze pokoju.
MADRYT, 2lgo Lutego. =
Tutejszy konsul transwalski twier.
dzi, re MONA liczye ma in terwen-
cya Rosyi i Francyi, gdyby Anglia