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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-07-03
RUTHERFORD COLLEGE REsUsCIrATED.

The Board of Tsustees has secured
a full and excellent faculty Rev, Jno.
w. Jones, of Morganton, has been
appointed to take the field as finan-
cial agent for the college, and we are
sure that the work could not have
fallen in better or mOr competent
hands. The school will open August
the 18th. The faculty consists of
DR.. Chas. G. Weaver and Prof. A. c..
Reynolds, co-Principals Profs. H.
NJ. Wagstaff and G. P. Jones. DR..
Weaver is a graduate of Weaverville
and Trinity colleges in North Caro-
lima, spent One year at Vanderbilt
University, Nashville, Tenn, and
three years at Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, Baltimore, and graduated
from there with the degree of Phi. D.
He is a young man of frst-class
makeup in every way. Prof. Rey-
nolds is also one of the Alumni Of
Weaverville college and a graduate
of the University of Nashville
MOrgantOn Herald. .
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-07-03
A TERRIBLE RAILROAD WRECK IN
GEORGIA.
Nearly Forty People Hurled to Instant Death
Heavy Rains Cause Washout and This
is the Result.

|
Nearly Forty People Hurled to Instant Death
Heavy Rains Cause Washout n This
is the Result.
ATLANTA, Ga. June 25.-A passen-
train on the Macon branch of
the Southern Railway ran into a
washout one and a half miles north
of McDonough, Ga, Saturday night
and was completely wrecked. The
wreck caught fire and the entire
train with the exception of the
sleeper, was destroyed. Every per
son on the train, except the Occu-
pants of the Pullman car, persisted.
Not a member of the train crew
escaped. Thirty-seven people in all
have been recovered from the wreck.
About a mile and a half north of
McDonough the creek is somewhat
near the Southern's tracks and, run
ming alongside it for some distance,
finally passes away under the road
by a heavy stone culvert. A cloud
burst broke over that section of the
country about 6 o'clock that night
and presumably, shortly after dark,
washed out a section of the track,
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-07-03
THE N SITUATION.

It is hard to get reliable news from
China. This much a be sud:
Early last week the foreign quar-
tiers at Tien-Tsin were bombarded by
the Chinese, who had a surprising
number of guns, and fought with
great stubbornness. They had al
ready burned the foreign conces-
sions, including the American Con-
sulate, a particularly handsome edi-
fee, when they attacked by a
force of Americans and Russians.
Our marines were ambushed by the
Chinese four were killed and seven
wounded. It is believed that the
Foreign Ministers at Picking T still
protected by the troops, notwith-
standing alarming reports to the
contrary. AS, however, no trust
worthy news has come from the le-
cations at Picking during the past
fortnight anxious apprehension is
justified.
Admiral Seymour after an I'M
successful attempt to reach Peking
has returned to Tien-Tsin. The cas-
ulties to date are: British 81 killed
and 81 wounded American, 4 killed
and 25 wounded; 81 other Europeans
killed and 100 wounded. The Chi
nese loss is much heavier,
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-07-03
PR0HIBITIONIsTs NOMINANE CAN
DTDATEs.
WOOlley and Metcalfe is the TiC~ket-Presi-
dent Mckinley and the Army Canteen-
Woman Suffrage Endorsed.

WOOlley and Metcalfe is the TiOket-Presi-
dent Mckinley III the Army Canteen-
Woman Suffrage Endorsed.
CAICAGO, June 28,-The National
Prohibition Convention adjourned
tonight after nominating John q.
Woolley, of Illinois, for President
and Henry B. Metcalfe, of Rhode
Island. for Vice-President. The con
test for the presidential nomination
was spirited and called forth a food
of oratory which cheered rather
than tired the seven hundred dele
gates participating in the proceed
ings. Nearly 100 speeches were
made before the balloting began.
Besides that of Mr.. WOolley, the
names of Hale Johnson, also of I'LL
nois, and the Rev. S. G.. Swallow, of
Pennsylvania, were presented to the
convention. Mr.. johnson refused,
however, to be a candidate against
Mr.. Woolley and the later was chosen
on the first ballot, receiving $50 votes
to 800 cast for DR.. Swallow. The
latter was then unanimously chosen
for Vice-President, but refused alb
solutely to take second place on the
ticket. This necessitated another
session Of the convention at which
Henry B. Metcalfe was chosen as
Mr.. WOOlley's running mate.
The platform, as reported, was de-
voted to but one issue. A woman
suffrage plank was added by the con-
vention. It denounces the liquor
power as the greatest of all trusts,
and declares that it controls both
the Republican and Democratic par
ties. President Mckinley was bit
terly denounced.
I'VE charge on President McKin-
ley, who was elected to his high
Office by appeals to Christian senti-
meut and patriotism almost UMPIRE
cedented, and by a combination of
moral Influences eve before seen
LII Uuho OOuAU1y OAdO Ny LIS COhSp1Cu-
Gus example as a wine drinker at
public banqUets and as a wind-serv-
ing host in the White House, he has
done more to encourage the liquor
business, to demOralize the temper
ance habits of young men and to
bring Christian practices and require
ments into disrepute than any other
President this Republic has had.
"We further charge upon Presi-
dent Mckinley responsibility for the
army canteen, with all it's dire brood
of disease, immortality, sin and death,
in this country, in Cuba, in Porto
Rico and in the Philippines, and we
insist that by his attitude concern
ing the canteen and his apparent con
tempt for the vast number of petit
tons and petitioners protesting
against it he has outraged and in
suited the moral sentiment of this
country in such a name and to
such a degree as calls for it's right
eous uprising and it's indignant and
effective rebuke."
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-07-03
State News.
WHAT TAR HEELS ARE DOING.

Cuoou of the State PresS-Drops of Turpentine
and Grains of Rice From the East-Clusters
of Grapes and Tobacco Stems From the
North-StaIks of Corn and Grains
of Wheat From the West
Peanuts and Cotton
Seed From the
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-07-03

thousands of the most industrious
and thrifty of the negroes will seek
homes in other States, where they
car exercise the franchise and enjoy
the blessings of freedom. The ne
groes will not heed the advice given
them by the Bee, of this city. On
the contrary, if they find any race
feeling or prejudice existing at the
polls calculated to cause disturbances
they will not go near them o. at
tempt to vote, as they r now, as
heretofore, ~peaceable, Iaw-abiding
and friendly with the white people"
MooresviIle Record: The monster
cotton mill at Cooleemee is pretty
three-story, gray brick construction,
400 feet in length and 100 wide, and
three stories high, and will employ
from 500 to 500 day hands and equally
as many at night. DR.. Mebane,
secretary and treasurer of the mill,
says the machinery will be ready for
the operatives by December 1st.
Three hundred good, comfortable
cottage homes have been built, and
the families will be gathering there
from now until a sufficient force is
secured. The water power is mag
nificient, being conducted through a
canal a distance of 4 of a mile with
a fall of probably six feet. The
locks is a model piece of masonry
and the flood gates work to perfec-
ton. Seven immense water wheels
are being placed for the purpose of
running the machinery. Shafting is
being hung and each week great
train loads of stuff is landed there
to be put in place. The Cooleemee
cotton mill is the biggest single con-
structiOn in the State.
1t is said that "there is a time for
all things" and of course the time
for political speeches is not at con-
certs given for charitable purposes.
Yet it is asserted that.T. H. King, of
the Oxford Orphan Asylum choir
which is giving concerts in the towns
of the State, is guilty of this offense
against good taste and common
courtesy. Mr.. J. T. Pascha1 writes
US of an occurrence of this kind at
PittsborO and adds: 1.-The people
pay taxes to help support this or
phanage and men of every shade of
political opinion, who pay for the
privilege, have a right to attend
these concerts without being in
suited. Surely it was not the inten-
ton of the Masons who founded this
institution that it should be run in
the interest of any political party. I
have talked with the officers of the
Masonic Lodge at this place and they
condmn King for his u~tterances and
say they we're in very bad taste. I
believe it is our duty to support the
various orphanages in the State, and
1 hope for the good of the institution
that this indecorous fellow, King,
will be taken down by the proper
authorities and a gentleman put in
his place"
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-07-03

RALEIGH COTTON.

Raleigh, N. c., June 80.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-06
How to Cure Group.

Mr. r. Gray. who lives near Armenia
Duchess county. y. Y, says: Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is the best
medicine have ever used. II is fine
childrens remedy for Group and never
fans to cure" When given as soon rs
the child becomes hoarse. reven af-
ter the Group has developed. it will
prevent the attack. This should be
borne in mind and bottle of the
Cough Remedy kept at hand ready for
instant use as soon as these symptoms
appear. For sale by Benson. Smith &
Co. general agents for Territory of
Hawaii.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-06
Election of Officers.

ELECTION OF OfnCorS.
Notice is hereby given, that at the
adjourned annual meeting of the Oahu
Sugar Company, Ltd, held in Homo
lulu on December 3rd, 1900. the fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing year:
Paul Isenberg ...........Pr President
B. F. Dillingham; First Vice-President
=. L. Robinson. Second Vice-President
II. A. Isenberg. Treasurer
F. Klamp Observation-Disclosures Secretary
+. w. Glaue Auditor
Board Of Directors:
S. c. Allen, F. ]. Lowrey. Fred.
Lewis. j. A. McCandless. Paul Isen-
berg. B. F. Dillingham;, NJ. P. Robin
son. h. A. Isenberg and F. Klamp.
+. KLAMP.
Secretary.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-06
CANAL LEGISLATION NAY
Be PASSED THIS SESSION

New York. Nov. -. Senator
John T. Morgan of Alabama is quoted
in a Tribune special from Washington
as saying in an interview about the
Nicaraguan canal project:
Il can see no reason why the canal
measure should not go through this
session Every senator WAC has thus
far returned to Washington has ex-
pressed his willingness and determine
ton TO vote for il, and have no doubt
that large majority of the senate viii
vote for the bill when the time arrives
The trouble has been, and is likely to
be. in securing permission TO consider
the bill When vote is taken a great
majority will vote in its favor. | am
in favor of the ratification of the Hay
Pauncefote treaty. and | think this
treaty will be disposed of favorably."
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-06

ksns. Of Wisconsin: Mr. W A. Smith.
Of Michigan: Mr. Richardson. Of Ten
nsssee: Mr.. Bailey. OF Texas: Mr.
Clark. Of Missouri: Mr.. Burke. Of Tex
as: Mr. Underwood. Of Alabama
The special train bearing the com
uitrses OF the Senate and the House
will leave Washington tomorrow ai-
though the hour for departure has
not ret been set To Director Of the
Census Merriam. VINO Vas one Of the
Presidents callers today. the Presi-
dent spoke feesingiy Of the death If
Senator Davis and the great loss
which the Senate and country had sus-
tanned Director Merriam has not ret
decided whether he will become can
didate for the vacancy created By Sen
ator Davis death
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-06
Ladies' Hosiery

Genuine Hemsdorf's Dye. This
week all our 81, 30 and Acct
hose, special at 25cts.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-06
10 Attend the Funeral.

WASH. lion. Nov. 2S.-Speaker
Henderson. of the House of Repre-
sentatives. today appointed the MEM
bers of the committee 10 attend. on
the part of the house. the funeral (
the late Senator Davis. of Minnesota
4 he committee includes the entire
Minnesota delegation. with Mr.. Taw-
ney as chairman: Mr. Cannon. of II
iinois: Mr.. Grosyenor. of Ohio; NJ.
Moody. of Massachusetts,; Mr.. Jen-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-06
Election of Officers.
NOTICE.

DR.. ]. II. Raymond win occupy tenn
porarily part of the Office of Dr.. ". j.
Galbraith. corner Beretania and Ala
Ikea streets. 0f'sce hoArs. 10 10 12 a.
m Telephone. 2o4. $50
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-06
THIS WEEK ONLY!
Special Silk Sale

Plain Habutai Silk in all the
leading shades. Best quality
al 35cts per yard.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-10-31
Rome wiadom0Scl
telegraficzne.

- Przy wyborach do sejm6w 3D.
nosza W Niemczech zwycieztwa So
cyalisci.
- Francuzka .spiewaczka Yvette
Guilbert poddaje sic W Berlinie
niebezpiecznej operacyi.
= Sultan przesfaf kosztowne po-
darunki cesarzowi Wilhelmowi i
cesarzowej Auguscie.
W Warszawie odbedzie sic
wystawa kart pocztowych wido-
kami.
Hrabia Tofstoj wykoncza dra-
mat pod tytuiem ,,Trup".
= Ksiaze Abruzz6w wybiera sic
ma nova wyprawe do bieguna pol
nocnego.
Wystawa paryska zostanie
zamknieta dopiero l2 Listopada.
W dniu 7 Listopada wstep ma wy
stawe bezpfatny.
Zmarfy ksiaze Krystyan
Wiktor zaziebi1 sic podczas cry W
krokieta.
W pahstwie Marokahskiem
wybuch}o powstanie.
= w Caracas, W Venezuela po-
nawiaja sic trzesienia ziemi. Lud-
nose spedza noce ma ulicach.
VIM. j. Bryan przemawia
dzisiaj W Toledo W innych mia
stach stanu Ohio.
Podczas sporu politycznego
W Bridgeport, I'll. zakR repnblika-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-10-31
Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

John Marshall, ,oskarzony to,
re zabif brata swego, wfasciciela
piwiarni pm. 1877 W. North ave.,
Franka Marshall, zostaf wczoraj
przez jury koronerska oddany pod
sad grand jury.
= VIM. Weber, zatrudniony W
garbarni ma rogu N. Branch i Hal
sted str, popadf wczorai podczas
roboty W obtakanie y trudnoscia
go zwiazano, poczem go odstawio-
no do szpitala obserwacyjnegoDe-
tention).
= Thomas Logan, zam. pm. Ito
N. Halsted str, miat divine pre-
widzenie, re pail sic dach domu pm.
166 N. Halsted ST., wszedf ma each,
ably mniemany pozar gasic, i spadt
wysokosci 20 stop. Ciezko polka
leczonego zawieziono do szpitala
powiatowego.
Ma szynach kolei Alton po-
miedzy Lock str. a Church place
znaleziono wczoraj. strasznie po-
szarpane zwloki Edwarda O'Leary,
widocznie przejechanego, straznika
kolei.
- W miesiacu Pazdzierniku u
rzednicy biura detektyw6w areszto-
wall 240 os6b i odzyskali skradzio-
ne przedmioty lacznej wartosci
S20,O94.
& Szef policyi oznajmia, re ma
przyszlosc policyanci bezpfatnie
wysyfani beda tylko ma take zaba-
wy i przedstawienia, ktore So urza-
dzone ma eel dobroczynny.
= 56letni John Boomgarn, zam.
pm. $40 W. IA str, dfugoletni roz-
nosiciel gazety Staats-Zeitung,
wczoraj rano miedzy godz. 3 a 4
zostai opadniety i ciezko obity
przez rabusi6w ma przecieciu Blue
Island ave., ID ul. i Center ave.
= Is motorowych automobilow
zorganizowafo sic W unia robotni-
cza.
= W Evanston regestrowa}o sic
4,513 wyborc6w.
- General Otis przybedzie
wkrotce do Chicago jako komen-
dant department of the lakes".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-10-31
Telegran1y.

BERLIN, 31go Pazdziernika. =
Powodem ustqpienia ksiecia Ho-
henlohe byfa ia okolicznosc, re ce-
sarz Wilhelm sluchaf rad Buelowa,
ignoruiac cafkiem ksiecia, kt6ry
sympatyzuje Rosya. Car Miko-
1aj ME dowierza Wilhelmowi, sta.
wiaf trudnosci przy mianowaniu
hrabiego Waldersee feldmarszaf-
klein wycofuiac swe wojska z Pc
kinu pred przybyciem feldmar-
szalka, zadrasnaf mifosc w1asnq ce-
sarza niemieckiego.
Biskup Amer przybyf do Peki-
nu siuzy tam swojemi radami
pos1owi niemieckiemu Mumm Won
Schwarzenstein. Posfowie mo-
carstw naradzaja sic wsp6lnie i
zgodza sic ma warunki, pod kt6ry-
mi zawrzec bedzie MONA pokoj z
Chinami.
Ksiaze Prosper Arenberg, kt6ry
W posiadiosciach niemieckich "a
mordowaf okrutnie mieszanca Kai-
ma, obwinionego o szpiegostwo, 20
staf skazany ma 15 lat zamkniecia
" twierdzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-10-31
Krueger odwiedzi wszystkich panu=
jaCyCh.
oanii zanosi sic na powstanie KarllstoW
yk student6w W Mount Union College"
LUDNosG sTAN0W ZJEDNOCZONYCH WZROshA
DO LICZBY 6295, ,220.

k6w caiej Afryki poludnioweJ,
Telegram cesarza Wilhelma 90
Kruegera nadzwyczajnie wzmocnlf
ruch afrykanderski; konsulowle
niemieccy iawnie zachecali Boerow
do wojny Anglia, dowodzac ma
zgromadzeniach, re cesarstwo ME-
mieckie otwarcie wystapi jako So
iusznik Transwalu i Oranii; wresz-
Gle, jakby ma dow6d,ze istotnie tax
sic stanie, pozwolono rzadowi tran
swalskiemu werbowac W Mem
czech wysfuzonych zolnierzy arty-
leryjskich, sprzedawano mu dziata
i amunicye.
Niemcy niezawodnie postepowa-
fy W ten sposob jedyni!e dlatego,
zeby po wybuchu wojny otrzymac
cd Anglii "a swa neutralnosc wy
spy samoanskie, co tez istotnie i'm
sic udafo, poczem W Berlinie zu-
pefnie sic odwr6cono cd Boer6w
ME chciano naradza6 sic trans
walskim delegation Leydsem.
Niemcy tedy wtrqcity Boer6w W
nieszczescie, Anglia zas musiata
skonczyc wojne zaborem, ably raz
ma zawsze zburzyc ognisko ruchu
afrykanderskiego, kt6ry m6gt
czasem doprowadzic do oderwania
sic cd Anglii catej Afryki pofud-
niowej.
TAX W rocznice wybuchu wojny
i W chwili, gdy juz ona wygasa,
przedstawiaia te sprawe Anglicy'
Moze niezupefnie sa oni bez why,
moze zdawna mieli zamiary Tabor
cze i zwolna je wykonywali, ale
prawda jest to, co podnosza pre-
ciwko Niemcom. Przypominajq
sic tn sekretne narady Bismarka
przyw6dzcami ruchu powstanczego
W naszej Ojczyznie W r. lo6lym.
Wowczas Bismark kfadt W ucho
Kraszewskiemu tysiace przyrze.
czeh, aby zachecic Polak6w do po-
wstania, czynif to jedynie W tym
celu, izby pozniej, spefniajac testa-
ment jenerala Knesebecka, m6gt
zapronowac Rosyi obsadzenie pru-
skiemi wojskami Kr6lestwa Pol
skiego az do Wisfy, skad one juzby
sic nigdy ME cofnely, gdyby Rosya
ME odrzuciia tel ,,dobrej" usfugi.
Zupefnie TAXA sama role odegraty
Stany Zjednoczone W stosunku do
Kubanczykowi Filipinczykow pod
czas ich zatargu Hiszpania. Mo-
INA to uwazac "a regute bez wyatt
ku, re gdy jakies mocarstwo zache-
ca mafy narod do hazardu, to sic
kieruje tylko wfasnym egoizmem,
zgubnym ola owego mafego naro-
du.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-10-31
Szach W kfopotach pienieznych.

Dzienniki wegierskie donosze, ze
przyczyna dfugiego pobytu szacha
W Budapeszcie byf brak pieniedzy.
Doszfo jua nawet do tego, ze wick.
sza czeso swity szacha przeniosfa
sic z Grand hotelu ,,Hungaria" do
hotel6w drugo trzeciorzednych,
gdzie zyla bardzo skromnie. Szach
porobif W Budapeszcie sprawun.
kow ma 500 tysiecy koron, kt6re po
wiekszej cze5ci ME zostaiy popia-
cone. Wreszcie nadszed} do sza-
cha GEEK ma bank eskontowy W
kwocie jednego miliona koron. ByR
to drugi million, kt6ry W przeciagu
kilku tygodni nadszedf to droga do
szacha. W kilka godzin po nadej.
sciu pieniedzy, szach opuscif Blu.
dapeszt. Szach kupii W Budape-
szcie 1O6 bicykli, W kt6re zamiersa
zaopatrzyc swa swite W Teheranie.
Ia szachem wyjechafQ do Tehera.
nu Budapesztu l,5O0 skrzyh 70
sprawunkatni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-10-31

uSuW dulem SioHO" PS"oihJ w
spalonych budynk6w, azeby pre-
konae sic, jaki byf pow6d eksplo-
zyi i lie ludzi znalazfo smierc pod
czas katastrofy. Wczoraj znale-
ziono zwfoki czworga os6b, lecz ME
MONA ich byfo wydobyc pod ku-
py zelaztwa.
Przez cafy wczorajszy dzieh wy
dobywaf sic ogiei ze zgliszcz i
straz pozarna ME schodziia re sta
nowiska. Ma liscie zaginionych
znajduja sic 80 nazwiska, vice
nalezy przypuszczac, re przynaj-
mniej 30 osob przypfacifo zyciem
poniedziafkowa katastrofe.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, 81 Pazdz. =
Gubernator Roosevelt wypowie-
dziaf tutaj dwie mowy, kt6re wy
sluchano spokojnie. W Geneva
przerywano m6wcy okrzykami ma
Geese Bryana. W Conandaigna
przemawiaf Roosevelt pod goiem
niebem, wtem zaczaf padac gwaf-
towny deszcz i spedzif m6wce e.
strady.
ALLIANCE, O., 81 Pazdziernika,--
Banda student6w 2 Mount Union
College" weszfa W bieliznie noe
nej do sypialnego pokoju kobiet i
wprowadziia krowe do hall kolle-
GUM. Wypedzono z zakfadu 3
student6w, lecz It's oswiadczyfo,
re opuszcza zakiad take, jezeli
tamci ME zostana ma nowo przyje-
CT. Fakultet postanowif ignore
wac grozbe zuchwalc6w.
HAzLEToN, Pa, 81 Pazdzier. =
Kompania Lehigh G. Wilkesbarre
przystala ma zadania g6rnik6w, a.
zeby zniesc ruchoma skale pfacy i
utrzymac nadwyzke 10 procent do
l Kwietnia. Roboty W kopal-
mach rozpoczna sic niezwfocznie.
Strajk trwajacy cd 7 miesiecy
pod Scranton, W Forest Mining
Co., skohczy sic dzisiaj, poniewaz
zarzqd zgodzif sic ma zadania g6r-
nik6w.
W1LKEsBARRE, Pa, 81 Pazdz. -
W szybie no. l, kopalni kompanii
Kingston, W Edwardsville, nasta.
pifa wczoraj, o 8 godz. po pofudniu,
eksplozya gazu, ktora spowodowa-
Ia smierc natychmiastowa 3 gorni-
k6w. 5 innych jest pokaleczonych
smiertelnie. Utracili aycie: Piotr
Wasowicz, Franc. Makalowski i
Jan Dolan. Ciezko ranieni: Mi
chat Gatorski, Andrzej Latowski,
Andrzej Ratkowski, Jan Bucha i
David Evans.
WASHINGTON, 81 Pazdziernika.-
Podlug ostatniego spisu ludnosci
maja obecnie Stany Zjednoczone
76,295,220 mieszkanc6w, wiec
13,225,464 wiecej, niz pred 10 Ia
ty. Najludniejszy jest stan New
York, LEGACY blisko 6 milion6w
mieszkanc6w. Illinois liczy $685.
351, Ohio 3,672,316, Pennsylvania
5,25S,O14 mieszkanc6w. Nevada
posiada tylko 45,76l ludnosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-10-31
Osoba skfOnna do ustepstw. /.

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