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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
QUOTED CLEVELAND.

Mr. Grosvenor, of Ohio, followed. lie re-
called the statement Of former President
Cleveland that unnecessary taxation vas
unjust taxation. He planted himself, he
said. upon that doctrine, and proceeded to
argue that the pending bill was framed
on il.
The Republican party. ne said, while in
power had never shown 4 deficit IN the
Treasury.
MIR Ncwlands, of Nevada, said that JUS
titication Of the retention OF any features
of the war revenue act rested upon the
fact than another war had followed the
Spanish rar. The Spanisi: wa" had been
fought in yindication of the rights OF man
for a free government and to free a people
from oppression. The present war was for
tie purpose OF suppressing the aspiration
of people for independence While the
minority protested against TINS war Il
realized that as the result ct the recent
election the present policy % the Admins
;ratiof would continue with It's train OF
extraordinary expenses.
MIR. Ncw.ands then proceeded To argue
,ilat the proposed reduction was insult
tiCic.it,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
WIPE our SURPLUS.


Mr.. Levy OF New York argued that the
,,.,,tiinc blll dill not 30 far enough. He
was in favor OF wi3lsG cat surplus
revenues.
Nj. Hill, Of Connecticut, scussed at
length some proposed amendments 10 tt1e
present currency law
Mr.. Underwood, of Alabama, said that
The present MAS ;tn cpportunc time for an
EQUITABLE adjustment Of the burden or
taxation, so that one interest should not
he unduly oppressed. Had he the power,
he said. he would discriminate if there is
10 be discrimination, against the Idle hold
rrs OF idle wealth, not against productive
wealth and enterprise
In tt2e pending bill unrrcductive wealth
was absolutely untaXed.
Nh I.arthaldt of Missouri assalled the
proposed reduction on beer. which he con-
tended was not sufficient. He gave
motto, he would offer an amendment 10
reduce the tax on beer 10 $.J0 per barrel.
Mr. Boutellc. of Illinois, also criticised
The bill iIs dIslikcd it, he said, not so
much for what ii did as for what il
failed 10 do. The pledge of the Repaoli-
ran leaders that the war revenue act Was
strictly war measure and would be
repealed when the war was over should
be redeemed
He thought this could be done by abol-
fishing the taxes one third now one third
July !. 1901 and one third January l. 1892
At 90 z NJ the House adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-14
WEATHER FoKECAsr.

Eorecas, for FriGsay ard SATURDAY:
VIrs;nia-Rain and colder Friday; shtut>
dav rain or snow and colder; winds oecoH-
tnc brisk northeriy on the coast
North Carolina-Rain Friday: SATURDAY
fair In western. rain IN eastern portion.
winds oecom!ng brisk to high northeas'eF-
ly.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
General Schofield
on the Chinese
situation.

Lieutenant General John II.
Schofiel in recent interview gave
this statement of his views on the
situation in China:--
..There is little difference of OPT
Mon in this country in respect to the
traditional policy of the United
States of non interference with the
political affairs of Europe. They do
not affect our material interests.
But the present Eastern question is
of radically different character. Ii
is one which affects the commercial
interests of the entire world, tho SO
Of this country no less than those OF
any other. These interests are Of
such vital importance that we are
not at liberty to neglect them.
Gin this connection the present
attitude of the United States toward
the other great nations Of the world
is exceptionally fortunate, In that it
is accepted as a fact by all the
powers that this country does not
cherish any ulterior purposes Of
aggression. It is, therefore, In q
higher degree than any other nation,
in position to act as an impartial
arbitrator on any grave question
that may arise, affecting the mate
rial interests Of other great nations
in respect to the solution Of the pres
ent problems in China.
"TheresOre it viii doubtless prove
exceedingly fortunate; not only to
the interests Of this country but to
the peace Of the world, that tho
United States will bs present in
China with sufficient forces, both
military and naval, TO command the
respect Of an who may be Interested
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29

ssWO assumed dominion of Puer-
to Rico, Cuban and the Philippines
for reasons differing as to each Of
them.
eve took to ourselves the island
Of Puerto Rico because itlay under
the shadow Of our own shores, and
because its continued occupancy BY
Spain or by any foreign government
would be a constant menace TO the
States and to that great inter-ccea.
mic water s0ay which zoe shall build
and own and operate as an Ameri'
can canal.
cit has been frequently contended
by the democracy that as soon az we
became she owners Of any Of these
islands the constitution Of the Unit
ed States az once is extended ovel
them, or, in the oratorical but mis-
leading phrase, The constitution
! follows the nag. The argument il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29

unsparingly and with the greatest
publicity. So has it been with these
thieving post Office officials, SO has
it been always.
stWhen this war ended and we
faced our victory in all its somplst-
eness, we found eight millions Of
people, living upon uncounted is
lands, delivered into our hands.
"Ws havsn't been there long, but
long enough to reach two cOnclus-
ions: One is, that the first thing We
intend doing is to suppress the Ia
gal insurrection and to establish law
and order throughout the archipela-
60. That is the first thing we shall
do. And the last, the very last thing
we intend doing, is to consider, even
for . moment, the question of giving
up or Of abandoning these islands.
"We are actually owners Of the
Philippines by an undisputed and
indubitable title. The Tagal tribe,
hostile not only to us, but to most
of the native tribes, are in insurrec-
ton against our authority. They
have neither a government nor the
capacity to conduct enc. What
would the democracy have us doa
Give them up to rspine and blods-
he'd and leave the islands IS hOtsam
and jetsam on the face OF the wat
srsa Airi5
1.-THE wise statesmaAship Of the
President and our able Secretary Of
State has already brought from the
countries of Europe . recognition Of
ear right to share in the vast com.
mercial advantages which will folleE
the opening Of the Chinese Empire
to foreign trade; the Nicsraguan
Canal will be soon constructed;
Hawaii, with its valuable harbor,
is ours; we possess the best of the
Samoan Islands, with its magniAc-
ent roadways the Philippines are
almost at the door Of China, and if
sounsels of fear do not prevail, this
will see the American
q alton girdling half the globe with
its flag, extending its foreign com
m cree to the uttermost parts OF the
earth and taking its place among |
the great wOrld-natiOns, a power Tor
good, for peace, and for righteous. |
ness.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
Non POisOnOus PhOs-
phOrus for
matches.

Prof. s. P. Thompson of London
has recently patented . process for
treating amorphous [nOn-poisonousl
red phosphorus which renders it
available as q substitute for the more
infammable but extremely poisonous
yellow phosphorus, in the manufas-
ture of matches. The red phospho-
rus, being poisonous and not
giving off a noxious yapor, would
be far superior for matches were it
more infiammable, and this is ac-
complished BY treating it with ~
small quantity CT bard intiammable
hydro-carbon or carbon compound
such as anthracene. The red phOs-
phorus is finely ground or triturated
under benzole, with the addition Of
a small quantity of Anthracenc, and
the liquid evaporated; the prepara-
ton of red phosphorus which remains
will then be found to be an excellent
substitute tor the ordinary crystalline
or yellow phosphorus as regards its
ready inflammability, but does not
give off poisonous fumes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
Notes from Cuba.

Recent adviees from Havana atata
that Major e. G. Rathbone, the sus-
pended director general OF posts, is
being examined by the inspectors
attached to the staff Of Jeseph /.
BriStow, the fourth assistant post
master general, who ID in charge Of
Of the official investigation into the
Cuban postal frauds. That compile
tes Mr.. Bristow's duties. Later he
will make a report to Governor
General Wood, when it will be dee
ided whether or net additional steps
are to be taken.
The United States transport Burnl
sides leaves OienfusgoS on June a
for Boston with sixty-thrse men
teachers and sixty-seven women.
teachers. Alexis e. Frye, the sup-
srintendent Of schools, says the uaiv.
ing Of vaccination and quarantine
in the case of the teachers has eaus-
cd much satisfaction. Quarantine
would not have been necessary on
account Of yellow fever, as the Gu
bans are immune from that. s
A meeting of the Society OF Plans
ters has agreed unanimously to asAso
General Wood TO supply oxen to
the farmers in certain districts where
things are at standstill, the cOndi-
tions proposed being payment in
from one to three years at 0per cent
interest.
In the Province of Havana dur
ing the second half of 1899 there
were 2,719 legitimate births, 116
being of the colored race. There
were also 1866 illegitimats births,
4S5 Of those being colored. Tive
hundred and ten Of the children died
within twsnty-four hours Of their
birth.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29

through the island as the FIRST and
preliminary step toward the stablish-
ment Of national government and
the adoption of constitution.
nAnd in this connection it is tt-
ting to say that the peculations and
frauds eommittssd in Cuba by sub
ordinate officials have made every
American blush with same, and un-
til the last Of the guilty men is ar
rested and convicted and sentenced,
that shame will know no abatement
whenever fraud has been disco
vered The guilty have been pursued
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29

specious, but it will not bear investi-
cation.
HWhen we took possession at the
close IF the war we found the condi.
tions existing in Cuba to be deplo-
rable. Under the conservative and
scise management Of General Broe.
ke a0d General Wood vast impro
vements have been effected, and we
have given the people the first good
government they have ever known
And on esterday, the 18th Of june
municipal elections we're held all
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
French Cruiser Joins Spanish
Warship At Naples.
French Government Sends $500 men
And 20 Cannon To China.
French Cruisers Leave Marseiles Conveying
Transports With Troops
New York, June 2sth, 1900.

Dispatches from Paris that the French cruiser
Guchenn which weighed anchor yesterday bound for
China has joined in Naples, the Spanish warshp Carlos
ton.
The French cruisers of war, Admiral Charner and
Frant conveying three transports, two of them having
infantry and artillery troops have sailed from Marsees for
the Chinese coasts
The troops Of infantry and artillery embarked yester
day and day before by the French Government bound for
the Celestial Empire aggregate total of 45oo soldiers,
with 20 cannons.
The other transport carries provisions for the forces
operating in the Celestial Empire
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
British Working Night And Day
On Laing's Mex Tunnel.
Beers Harass Them Constantly And Kill Is
Attempt To Prevent Tunnel Reconstruction At All Costs
New York, June 29th, 1900

:
Dispatches from Natal state that 700 Of the Br-
sh Army, working sight and day. without cessation
on the reconstruction of the Laing's Mex turneL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29

In various attacks made by the Beers against the force
protecting the works mentioned the British lost Is men,,
killed.
The Beers attempted to prevent the reconstruction OF
the tunnel all COSTS trying blow up its defenders
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
xtraCts from Chair
man WOlCOtt's Spe-
!, ech at PhiIadel-
phia.
States Party attitude on all
issues.

The Speech Of Hon. Edward O.
|WsIcots, United States Senator
|fsm Colorado, as temporary Chair
|nan Of the Republican National
'lsnrention, was the feature Of the
opening day.'
He outIined the position Of the
bsfly "a an important issues. In
.eIershce to the Philippines, Cuba
1d Puerto Rico he said
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29

in the final solution Of the great
Eastern question. 1t would seen
that the policy OF the national admi-
niStration is clear:--To send ~
speedily as possible an adequate mi-
litary, a. well as naval force, -
protect the interests Of the United
States in China"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29

This work will be completed next week.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
FOR SALE

A magnificent American carriage
With four inside seats, and one out
side for the coachman. For further
particulars apply to Gel BoLEFM
MERcANTn.v
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29

These dispatches state that for the that the
transports needed just now to take to the United States
the Cuban teachers who are going Harvard University
the embarcaon of the taops will take place after that vo
yage is made
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
General Wood ATrangeS To Con.
Centrate Troops At Ports.
Transports Must Firts Take Cuban
Teachers To Boston.
Afterwards The Departing Troops VIII Embark.
New York, June 2ath, 1900

Dispatches from Havana state that General Wood has
already arranged for the concentration in Havana Centue
gos Nuevitas and Santiago of the troops which will shortly
embark for the United States.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
Chinese Rebel Try To Set Fire
To Tien Tsin. .,a5 . .
Discouraged By Success
OF Admiral Seymour.
British Naval Destroyers In River PeiHo.
Bombard Chinese Positions.
Bombard Chinese Positions.
New York June 29th, 1900.

Dispatches from Hong Kong state that the Chinese re-
bes dsmayed by the coming to Ten Tsn OF the powerful
international column under the command of the British Ad
ira Sir Edward Seymour repeatedly attempted last night
to set the town fire.
The British Naval destroyers 8 Whiting and Fame"
were frequently obliged to shell the positions occupied by
the Chinese.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
SPECIAL CABLE SERVICE
DIRECT FROM NEW YORK
TO TIE
"Boletin Mercantile
THE TRANSVAAL WAR.
Beers Retire From Mountains
To Middleburg.
General BOtha Orders Defenses
Contracted
VIII Attempt To Check General Roberts There.
General BOtha Orders DefenSeS
Contracted.
VIII Attempt To Check General Roberts There.
Now York, June 29th 1900.

Dispatches from London state that the advance guard
Of the Boer Army which encamped in the mountain
overlooking Mddeburg have retired to that town be-
aused of the presence of the British
Prisoners captured from the Beers state that General
Boha has ordered the construction ot defense Middle
burg which place will dispute the advance of General Ro
~berts.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01
tS,ssss:s'. II 2" q .slss4 = - 3 %-aa
Nowtns, ht6r9 Wfela n.
.t.S..nr. anleAR e 6.

81. liri nos.I tn =. .,;em
tylko lud4e zdrowi ullomni zaa1 M
c'ele aie .1aa1egga v caiej pelal sdczuwa<
rozkoszy telgss twi.fa, 4
Do tel nn~le q. / tlasy nalsaae
cierp'lcy ma jak9 sskrett14 cb,otoba
tciow2; CT zwJkIe ME zdolni 50 du
sduej :: 81 .zej piracy ami umyslowej
ami cielesnej Ale pot"lowsnia. g.dni
= ~ ci k 61y przes IKE odtywianie
s'e c'stkl pracs k@opoty lnb wsku,ek
zaratrma sig cd innych cierpie6 sip
nabawili
Takim ludziem dokucza zwykle
kr"m cho:6b specyalnycn b.cie serca
boil glcwy osl Ib:euIe x.tAr cxyli sapka
wzeIka choioba bole5ci merck kolki
reumatyzm k'6tki oddech a sk6ra
obsypana k.ostami i ranami.
Ola takich choryeh led.
max Jest ponce. W mlesc,e
naszem wynalezli doktofzY lekar-
stwo, ktorem podobne choroby
zupefoie wyle;zone bvc moga, l to
" kr6tkim czas:e 1 bez wielkich
koszt6w.
Ma zyczenie poslemy naszym roda-
kom zupeluie be2platnie lyle lekarstwa,
lie starczy ma jeden tydzieh.
Wszyscy k'6'zy pragna w~yleczenia
mogs zig zg4osit lis,ownie lub osob,scie
do:
State Medical Di.pens>ry.
Is E Madison Str Chicago III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01
z GALIOYI.

ZE LWoWA komunlkuia
man,: p. Kazlmierz Mok}owsk,
skazauy zostat przez sad lwowsk'
TIA kare miesiscznego aresstu "a
udzia} W odblcia z rak pollcyi p:
Siemaszk,, kt6rego m'ano wydat
-.
rece Moska!!i. 49, W skutek "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01
Hotel / Salon
wSAUK RAPIDS

Polacy przYby wsjacy do Sank
Rapids, n'eohaj STANG kwatera "
:hotelu csyl' domu sajezdnym roda-
s.ka naszego J6zsfa Soble~
Utrsymuie on tax
salon duza staju'a. Jad}o dobre
c'yste pieSne sypialule, wygodne
l6zka. a otnv um,arkowane.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01
SALON W FOLEY
(Minn).

W os.dzie Foley, niedaleko
polsk'ego kosciofa ma Alberc,e
zs{uzv} Kodak nasz STANIokAW
MUSZA duly hotel. Tax ludue,
lax kon,e mata u niego najlepsza
wygode. Wyb,rne jaG}o, piwo.
w6dk, , wilma. Pamietaioie, redacy,
blizssy nAm sw6j, n,i ouds>!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01

.-----= ------ -.:.s-- - 5------S- E--7-:z s7sss. : --7-7zE
saleni.,. 1 ed ~vasay p r'tl' ! t"r'
do 2 Oh miesiecy wiesienls!
Komentarze 50 zbYtec~ne
|siemaszko jednak zyska& to. l.
zosta} wydalony "a granice Austrj
i wyjeohal do szwajoaryi, - a
przeciwnym razie groz'} mu sVb'r.
W Krakow,e wvszed.
pierwszy numer gazety Lat"1n'a
kt6ra iawn'e wYstepuje do ~alk' l
t,ran19 t: wv stanczYkewskie] %.
raft. Ma poczatku~ rozes&ano tel 60
zety 10 600 egg.
OKRUTNY a czyciel J. G
oauczyciel szko}y " SIczuro"e1
(powiat Brzesko). rozpal"nem
wapnem. odtupanem cd piecs,
powypala{ p,eclorgu dzieciom, 8
10 tai wleku ledwo llczqcym:
trzem dz,ewczetom i"dwom chsop-
com rany w'elko6oi srebrnego gul~
dena na rece a nastzpnie zalewa{ j.
atramenteml Prey czem upom'nis3
gr6zuie klase, ably sig Mo wygad"}a
z tenn pred dyrek.otem szkoiy .
Wawrz@ nicem Czupea, Atoll w1tsc
o tenn dosz}a do wiadomo6ci k'e~
rownika szko4Y, kt6ry visa reper-
wystaw,one praez leksrsa okre-
gowego i; zarszem prev odn1cza-
cego Rady szkolnej m'ejscowei p
dra St. Grzybczyka, odes}s} sado~
wi ma zYczen,e st:on, robiao rowe
n~oozesnie don,eslenie, o tym OBJ
AWE zdzlczenia. do wiadzy.
SMIERC wagonie.. Marcln
zeszycki wlasc,clel d6br Dz~,nia-
,zka W Gallcyi l Sieciechow,ce u
xr6lestwie Polskiem, ist Sc licza-
y, wracaiac poc,9glem z Zakopane~
70, umar@ " wagon'e kole1owym
do. Krakowa. Zmare
emu towarzJszvl, W podr6zy mar
onka lekarse" PIP. dr.. Sursyckl, b
ukze krewni sp. hr, Keszyckiego.
KRAKOW Szczepanik powo
any zostai pod Karabin. WYnalaz
a nasz z Bruksell: gdzie zajety
'7} wazneml wynalazkami i int
esami. mus'al pojechSG do Z.uoka
staw'6 sic " szeregl. Pom6g} mu
ednakze n~ieszczssliwy %prsss.}o-
oczny wypadek, gdY przez nieu.
wage wYstrzafem re wolweru zran'@
w~ojskowe &C sig " Doge.
|wolni}Y rag ma "a wsze cd petn'e~
"a obowiazkow wojskowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01
FRASZKI.

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1872
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Atedy R1"I"' u"
zywego opowiadauia): Zareczam
10 .obsk,eoo ,oku
, o.. ;.d,vm atr,a}am al trzy
;,oo
Ala iakzasz tn mozlivem?
Iedneoo tradt oab6,. drug;
1o,h1, % r.ch,. 6 trzeo; nto,;} sic
,.,, m s.roo,. +~ovarzvtz6r.
-n,.. :o.. ,o,x; .,
,;,nu =. ,.-z,to,, stro .4n,e o}un;,|
p IL mr.e vca,a n,e dz;v,.
WEAK " wvsokich domach So mai.
x>ts,e petra paiporzei meblov.ne!
f:ien,ads e 81 q ochedOstwo
ofaR:
Szmut 1ktot7 zroolf doory III
so'eo" 00"' ~
sig uo"' '"~ 1o'o 'o ...
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r.,p'sa,a. pf.yppm,o- is e Ba"ar'
csyoy, W uis tslko ~ ws'tt,m', lec'
!! ukr,tymi ~r gam Prusat6w. No.
> mach j.kie y, Nrueste Naehr:t>htsu.
zsuwat ia wobec tego. 10 dz'wi6 s't
wc.l~ ME m"in.. gdyz navel M
gn~.hu m,uisterst- ~ kpraw sagra
n.c.nych y Mouach,uu NE wyw,e-
-zuno y du urodz'a oesarsklch
~chor.g~'.
MORZE cht"n'e rokrocznie zna~
zua i'czbe okre.6~. W roku 1899
z"to"s'o. O lie %statystyka stwlerdzo-
Il" l341 okre,dv . to 339 parowc6w.
f'6cz tyth bardxo wlelka l,czba jest
taA'ch. kt6rycb losY ME znane.
%
MADRA x,6l"~a. k'edy w.
ktorya. krolowa Anglu, m,ata brst
Stub ruku 1910 2 ks4eclem Al
oertem, "6*czas b'skup dworskl
lA"g elsk') z.pytat ia. CIV " cere-
mon'i 5luon*j ME nalezy wypu6c'c
stowa ..posl uczehst*o?,, Ks'aze
Albert Jest tylko ks'ec.em, a ona
k'6lo"a. moze " e. ule wypads,
aoY >rol''~a u>fA %postuszna ksiec,u.
,,Proszs x. l'iskupa,a chce braG
STUB jake kv' i ia u ME jako krol,-
wa.H
5TOSUNEK F,aeYl do hngln
''b-cn.- "4J'eps~y S*ladczy O
tenn wyj~zd pos&a aug elsk'ego
Monsona z Parvza "a urlopem ma
k'vere - c-Iu potato wanna zdroala.
A"gI'cy ohu z-nl ma Rad francuskj,
III poz waln IA rysowan,e karykatur, |
store ~w>s>ydza'a A"gl,k6w i lch
kr6lo~e Ale mocnlei gn,ewaja sly !
ia Francuzo" I'd to, re CT Ola IL
~yp4vw " E y'pc,e.
Rek O IN en- Il OWante lfstOW
pr@eA l.slenOszy.
Urz4d pocztowY zapowadzif no
wosG, a m'ano ,cle rezomendowa-
.,ie llst6~ trzez l,stouoszY. Jeztll !
kto chce wvsis6 do Europy. Tub
gdziekulwlek list rekomendo~
~soy +gi.,ered) ,"ie potrzebuie jak
dawniej isc ? lis'em n pocz,e, ale |
pdda go li~tcnoszow', kt6rY wYda
kwit. taxi, jakl poczta
wyd~ie.
List ~naturalnie musl bye do5rse
przygot"wanym odse|aJacy wi
,ien o TEN %psmletaG, re must swe
mle l udA SISAo, JdkO CeZ l auFeS
,w6], napisaG ma odwrotnei str onle
stu. b7 " danym wypadku, LIST
DO odseloiacego rak powr6cl}. Jezel'
kto ME bedzie mis1 marek poczro-
wYch pod reka, moe llsto Temu
wreczyc p;er'2dse.
SALON W
(Minn).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01
CiekaWe RZecZy.

w AUSTRALIA owlec wy
zdycha}a}a przeszio j-dna trzecia,
skutkleln n,esiYchsnej suszy, tr~s~
)qcej orztszio p6l,ora roku. w CA
sic wielkiego rozwo]u ~owczarstwa W
Australia byto tamze okoto 100 mi~
l.onow oHlec, a pote m padaiy ca
temi stadami pc k,lkanssoie do XII
kudzies,eciu tysieoY sztuk. To tez
teraz we}na moze Dvc bardzo drogq.
POk0W sledzi i sielawek
(Sprotten) jest teraz bardxo obfitym
c'ny ma ten towar morskl SIG Oh
niz9. W zatoce flnsk'ej PREY wyspie
Lawensaarl odsune}a SIG ogromna
bryia lodu cd ladul pop&yne}a v
morze. M tel bryle by}o So ryba~
k6w - dotYohosas ME ma o nlch
wiadomo6ci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01

w BAWAKYI ME wywieszo.
no oboragwi W dniu urodzin cesar
s2icb navel ma gmachach rzado-
wYch. D1lenn,k ooszernle sic o TEN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01

Z040d b q
Pierwsze pierwsze mo vi dziecje.
K,edy OLGA VIOLA. Trzec:e,
To zebrapie zwykle l'czne
:Ludzi, co sp,awy publozne
Omawiaja. Druga, wiecie
Re Jest " greckim alfabecie'
Ca}y po przez NORA, rzekl
Niesie ludzi " kraj daleki.