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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-12-19

his package to the floor cut the string,
and the frightened children gasped
out EXPLANATIONS of joy. Then he
placed his haversack on the table and
was turning away without word
when the woman rose up and said:
Stop! I know you. You are the
corporal. IL thank you kindly,
but
It's Christmas eve, ma'am," inter-
rupted the soldier, land children are
children the world over"
But this food" she said, Il cannot
accept it,
"You must. Confound it, woman!
I beg your pardon, ma'am, but don't
know that you haven't had a square
meal for weeks past? I'm no enemy
to you and the kids"
'But you must take it away"
But it's Christmas eve, woman
it's the time to forget and forgive,
and"
At that instant the door opened and
a stranger entered. No not a strang-
er, but the husband and father-the
Confederate soldier on a furlough to
pass Christmas with his family. The
corporal spotted him for what he was
in an instant, and before anyone had
moved or spoken he turned to the
woman and said:
It's Christmas eve and I present
you with your husband and my best
wishes,"
He strobe to the other door and
opened it and passed out to run into
the arms Of Jones, who had hurried up
to say:
Corporal, I've Just tracked one of
them Confeds to this house, and he's
now insiden'
"Jonesl" exclaimed the corporal as
he laid his big fist against the others
cold nose, you're a confounded Hart"
But l tell you | saw"
And you are stone blind! You
haven't seen a Johnny for six months,
and if you or Williams or Finegan say
that you have I'll lam the three of ye
within an inch of yer lives! Do you
tumble to me or no?"
ooh, well; if old Santa Claus puts it
that way it's not for the likes of me
to dispute him." replied Jones.
That's better-a heap better!"
chuckled O'Toole, land now by the
right flank-forward, march,"
And four days later little Susie
came out to the corporal and shyly
put her hand in his and whispered:
PA thanks you, and ma thanks you,
and we all thank you, and pa went
away last night and ma says it was
the best Santa Claus she ever heard
Oft"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-12-19
THE BEST HOLIDAY.

There's Fourth O. July 18th its fireworks
An crackers, an rockets that hiss;
It's glorious day in its noisy old way
A day that Is tine-all but this:
You've got to watch out fer burnt fin
gersi
That sort of cuts into the fun
so, though it's day to be longed fer,
say
know of dandier one.
Thanksgivin', 18th spareribs an turkey,
18th pies of about ever kind
18th its apples to eat an its cider SO
sweet,
Is bully old day, to my mind
But about all there's to It is dinner
An when you're filled up that's bore,
But you get big dinner at Chris mas,
An my! such lot of things more!
There's presents of toys that are pretty;
OF books most delightful to read;
OF skates fer to slide, an bicycles to
ride
Geared up to a wonderful speed
An then there are bags full of candy,
An sugar plums long 18th the rest
So, of all holidays that you long fer an
praise
I'm thinkin' that Christmas is best
Arthur j. Burdick
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-30
Partridge Files New suit.

s. +. Chronicle, March 12: Three
of Allen E. Partridge's suits that were
based on the alleged fraud which was
practiced on him by Frank w. Page,
Lillian b. Page, George w. Baker and
Harry L. Baker in relation to the
affairs of the Vulcan Smelling and
Refining Company were dismissed
Yesterday, and another suit covering
the same ground was instituted.
Judge Seawell has modified the iniunc-
tion obtained by Partridge 80 as to
permit the defendants to exhibit the
company's smelter and processes to
prospective buyers and to allow per-
sons who honestly bought stock in the
Vulcan Smelling Company to dispose
of it, if they can.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-30
SIN More Counterfeiting.

The Secret Service has unearthed
another band of counterfeiters and
secured a large quantity of bogus
bills, which are so cleverly executed
that the average person would never
suspect them of being spurious.
Things of great value are always
selected by counterfeiters for imita-
tion, notably the celebrated Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, which has
many imitators but no equals for in
digestion, dyspepsia. constipation,
nervousness and general debility. The
Bitters sets things right in the stom-
ach, and when the stomach is in good
order, it makes good blood and plenty
Of it. In this manner the Bitters gets
at the seat OF strength and vitality
and restores vigor to the weak and de-
bilitated. Beware of counterfeits wher
buying.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-30

Assessor Williamson OF White Pine
county, accompanied by Sheriff New
man, left Ely at about O'Clock one
uaorpinn laet .-~-L----.l -------s~I L.,
overhauling a sheep owner who was
on bis way out Of the State with q
flock numbering 1000 head. The
capture was effected within two and q
half miles OF the Utah line, and the
sheepman promptly handed over to
the Assessor a check for 1886. being
the amount of his taxes on an assessed
valuation OF $4,000.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-30
EDGAR sADLER's VOCATION.
experimenting the Breaking Of
Horses for U. y. Cavalry.

experimenting the Breaking OF
Horses for U. 3. Cavalry.
Edgar Sadler is at Terminous, in
Contra Costa county. CAL, superin-
tending the breaking Of one hundred
wild range horses for use in the
United States cavalry service A
half dozen vaquerros are employed,
and each rides on an average of six
horses day, and to the throng of
curious spectators who are constant
ly being attracted to the enclosure,
the scene is one of thrilling excite
ment. A newspaper correspondent
thus descants upon what he saw on
a visit to the breaking corral:
"Some Of those Nevada horses can
buck longer, cut bigger gashes in
the air and come down with more
suddenness, than a zebra. And that
isn't all, for when they get tired Of
this amusement. they fall down and
roll over couple of times in their
frantic efforts to squash the rider,
but the elusive vaquerro "steps
aside" out of danger, only to again
be in the saddle by the time the
horse regains bis feet"
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-30

The young ladies OF Elko have or
ganized basket ball team.
Fire, caused by the explosion OF
a lamp. partially destroyed the post
office at Tuscarora, last week.
Residents Of Dsyto ton propose to burn
coal hereafter. Wood is $l2 per cord
and coal $40 per ton in that town.
J. A. Yerington has gone to Buffalo
to take charge of the Nevada exhibit
at the Pan-American Exposition,
which opens May l, and will remain
there until November /.
The Supreme Court has denied the
application for rehearing in the case
Of the State OF Nevada VS.. Vic Bouton,
convicted OF cattle stealing and SEN
fenced to seven years in the State
Prison.
John Hamlin, Deputy County Clerk
of Washoe county, has been invited
to write a series OF articles for the
Youths Companion. The young
man. who is State University gradu-
ate, is said to have great ability as q
writer.
Barney Cosgrove. who brutslly MUIR
dered woman in Elko thirty years
ago and who served q long term in
the penitentiary for the crime. is now
fruit yender on Market street, near
Fifth, San Francisco.
The Endowment Rank, Knights Of
Pythias, has decided to satisfy the
Judgment in the case Of Pierini vs. the
Knights OF Pythias. The suit was for
So 900, the amount OF the policy held
by the late Eugene Pierini of Virginia
City, who committed suicide about a
year and half ago.
Elko Free Press: Joe Tognoni ol
Duckwater, Nye county, has a very
promising copper claim, near bis
ranch, which he intends to open ur
this year. He has an eight-inch ledge
OF excellent looking ore. and will con
tinue sinking on the property.
Reno Gazette, March %: Owing tc
the fact that indications are SO favora
BILE for a big crop of early grass bee
in California, that article has dropped
from half cent to a cent in Nevads
the past few days, and is now quoted
at about SH cents for prime top steers
L. L. Timmons, foreman Of the
roundhouse at Wells, endeavored re-
peatedly by intimidation to keep rail
road employees there from joining th'
Good Templars. The local lodge hal
reported Timmons to Southern Pacific
headquarters and he will probabl!
lose his job.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-30
NEW CHAIRMAN PLANT.
Contract for 100000 Secured By
Salt Lake Hardware 90.

Salt Lake Hardware 90.
The Salt Lake Tribune of March
% has the following description of
the mammoth new plant to be in
stalled at Ely by the Chairman Min.
ing Company:
with the contract for q 800, 900
plant with which to treat the ores of
the Chairman Mining Company at
Ely, Nevada. tucked away in his
cashmeres, Fred O. Richmond, me-
chanical engineer for the Salt Lake
Hardware Company. returned from
the East yesterday. and by Septem-
ber promises to have the mill in
motion. The contract which was
landed by Mr.. Richmond after most
spirited competition, is one of the
largest that has come to the West,
and for IL orders have all been
placed. The plant, as provided for
in the plans, will be equipped with
a monster gyrating crusher, and
16x36-inch roughing rolls. with two
6-inch Chilian mills, together with
amalgamated plates of 400 square
feet. and eight Cammett controlling
tables. The pulp is then passed into
four big settling tanks. each of 150
tons capacity, and then into the
teaching tanks, of which there will
be eight of $50 tons capacity each.
The specifications include the sys.
tenn Of precipitation now employed
at the great Con. Mercur mill at
Mercur, and in which zinc dust in
stead of zinc shavings is used, while
a complete bullion refinery will per-
feet it. The plant, as designed, will
be capable of treating from $50 to
225 tons daily, the structure to be
upon site across the canyon and
half mile above the new mill
erected by the Ely Mining Company.
The mill means great deal for the |
camp into which it is going, and is
an evidence of permanency that cap
ital in seeking a Western foothold |
can not easily overlook"
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-30

The Carson Appeal says Frank
Jaynes, Superintendent of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company. was
In Carson last week. and that the
object of his visit was understood to
be to induce the Governor to veto
the bill passed by the Legislature
compelling foreign corporations to
publish an annual statement and for
ward copy to each Assessor, that
they may know the proper assess
ment to levy. The Attorney Gen.
eral has declared the bill unconsti'
tutional.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-30

The Mining and Scientific Press
says: Fraudulent oil prospectuses
and advertisements previously re-
ferred to are greatly in evidence,
greatly to the detriment Of the legit-
innate development Of that great
branch OF the mining industry.
Some OF these advertisements are
models Of persuasion. so mixing fact
and falsity as to deceive any one not
posted. And the truth itself is
worded in such way as TO imply q
different meaning. In a glittering
prospectus issued in Minneapolis,
Minn., of Kern county, CAL, coil
property" urging the purchase OF
stock therein, is the statement: "It
will be utterly impossible to predict
what the price of this stock will be
six months hence" 1t certainly
will.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-30

The last Congress amended the
revenue law so that an annual reduc-
tion Of at least s4l ,OOO, 900 was made.
After July l revenue stamps will not
be used on bank checks, certificates
OF deposit. promissory notes. bills OF
laden for export, money orders, ex-
press receipts. kilograms, on any
bonds except those on indemnify,
conveyances of less value than
$4,000. telephone messages. insur-
ance policies, manifests. powers OF
attorney, protests. warehouse re-
eeipts. proprietary medicines. per-
iumery and cosmetics, chewing gum,
iegacies of charitable, religious, lit
erary or educational character, and
steamship tickets below $50 in value.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-30

On and after April l all stocks
listed on the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange will be classified
under three heads-first, Mines;
second, Preferred Prospects, md
third, Prospects.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-30

Governor Sadler has designated
April IL. 1901. as Arbor Day, and
earnestly recommends that said day
be observed by the people OF the
State in the planting of trees and
shrubs. in the adornment OF pub
lie and private grounds, and by appro-
pirate exercises and ceremonies in the
public schools.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-30

The postal savings banks Of Great
Britain, after paying 2H per cent
interest on deposits during the year
1900. which in amount exceeded
those of any depository in the world.
declared a dividend amounting to
s7 5OO. 900.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-30

According to the Philadelphia
Times. Members of Congress from
the future State Of the Philippines
are going to be all right on the great
question Of drawing mileage.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-30

On March / regulations were put
in force at Dawson whereby the six
districts OF the Klondike, where q
man was permitted to stake only one
claim, were abolished. Miners are
now permitted to stake q claim on
every bench, river and creek in the
territory. This is causing a mining
boom.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-30

Chicago officials OF the Santa Fe
railroad have confirmed the reports
from California that millions OF
dollars worth of oranges in that State
are rotting in the packing houses
and on the grounds of the groves
because of lack Of transportation.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-30

In Louisville, Kentucky, Judge
Gregory rendered an opinion to the
effect that the Pullman Palace Gar
Company is not a railroad corpora
ton, and that, consequently, its roll
ing stock cannot be taxed as railroad
nrnnartY
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-30
NEVADA PRESS COMMENT.

Virginia Report.
The Winnemucca Silver State con-
tinues to raise horrible howl about
the insurance law passed by the last
Legislature. We believe the bill to
be good one, and we would humbly
suggest to the Silver State on behalf
of its readers that variety is the
spice Of life.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-30
She 2Seeklg -Semfimel
TERMS FOR WEEKLY sxNTISEL:

Belmont is nearly depopulated, the
male portion OF the population having
oone 10 Tonapah to reside.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-30
VIII Reduce Freixns. ana Fares.

1t is understood that the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company will soon
put into effect sweeping reduction in
fares and freights. The idea is to pri-
marily assist San Francisco to retain
the trade Of the Orient, which is at
present trending toward the north,
Nevada VIII rea.
the proposed reduction applies only to
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-30

1
spice Of life.
Carson News.
The reduction In the State tax from
81 to 80 cents means that the several
Assessors of Nevada must hunt up
over s. ,OO0, 900 more taxable proper
ty. Probably that could be done in
any one OF three or four counties
alone. Heretofore the poorer counties
have paid taxes on full valuation,
while the wealthier counties have been
assessed at half and less in order to
avoid their proper proportion Of the
State tax.
Eiko Independent.
Every school teacher and school
ma'am in the State should study up
on the fish and game laws. The re-
cent Legislature passed law COM
pelliDg the teachers to instruct the
children in these laws. II the in
struction is properly given, a good
crop of fish and game lawyers should
be the result. The teachers should
not falter in this work, as their sala-
ries depend upon their compliance
with the law.
Elio Independent.
II any one thinks that Eugene
Howell, Secretary of State. does not
know q good thing when he sees it
be should take look at the general
appropriation bill and figure up the
amount he draws from the State
Treasury. He pulls out so, 400
yearly as Secretary of State, s720 as
State Librarian, 5000 as Clerk of the
Supreme Court. and 5000 for COM
plling and indexing q report of the
Supreme Court, making q total of
81 800. Besides this he has O depu-
uty at 81 200 year to do the work
of his Office. He pays clerk s720 a
year to take care of the State Libra.
ry, and the balance of the 81 ,320
goes into his pocket.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-03-30

the proposed reduction applies only to
through freight and passenger traffic.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-08-31
l. OGOLNE ZAWAROWANIA.

Pueblos (fihpinskie), po zorganizowaniu-
sic wedle tego kodeksu, uznane bye maja
jako korporacye municypalne tych sa-
mych granicach, co teraz d e ure lub
d acto o. Wykluczona Jest tego ko-
deksu Manila osady ptemion niechrze-
sciansklch, dla organizacyi ktorych wyda-
no akta (prawa) specyalne
Pueblos, inkorporowane na podstawie te-
go aktu, oznaczane beda jake municypia1)
j znane beda pod przyjetemi przez sic ma
zwami JaKo takie beda mogfy skarzyt i
bye skarzone, wydawat kontrakty przyj-
mowac kontrakty, nabywac i utrzymywat
realnosci osobiste wfasnosci dia og6lnego
dobra municypium Wszelka wfasnosc i
prawa wiasnosci, kt6re istniaiy pod po-
przednia organizacya, maja istniet i nadal
zarzad kazdego municypium skiada sic z
prezydenta, wiceprezydenta i rady municy
palnei. Prezydent, wiceprezydent radcy
wybierani beda przez wyborc6w municy-
plum. Termin urzedowania kazdego Mich
jest dwuroczny. Radcy, wybrani W r.
1901, podziela sic "a pomoca losowania ma
dwie klasy, krzesfa nalezacych do pierw-
szej klasy zawakuja W pierwszy poniedzfa-
lex stycznia r. 19O2go, nalezacych do
drugiei klasy W rok pozniej, tax, IL polowa
rady municypalnej wybierana bedzie coro-
cznie.
Inkorporowane municypia podzielone
| beda ma cztery klasy, stosownie do liczby
mieszkanc6w, Do pierwszej klasy zalicza-
ne beda te, kt6re licza niernniej niz 25, ,OOU
mieszkanc6w mice beda Is radnych: dc
drugiej klasy te, kt6re licza $4,000 mnie,
niz 25,O0O mieszkanc6w, mice beda
IA radnych: do trzeciej klasy- liczace TO-.
900 mniej niz $4,000 mieszkanc6w,
mice beda 10 radnych; do czwartej, liczace
mniej niz 10000, mice beda s radnych.
Wioski, llczace mniei niz 1000 mie
szkancow moga bye inkorporowane cd
dzielnie lub tez przydzielone do sasiednie
go municypium. jake barrio, zaleznie ot
wolf wiekszosci wyborcow dotyczacej wio
ski "a przyzwoleniem Wv drugim wypa
dku) rady odnosnego municypium,
W razie sporu Komisya Filipihska st
Zjedn. orzeka, do kt6rej klasy dane muni
cypium ma nalezec. miare wzrostu lul
ubytku ludnosci Wydziaf Prowincyonaln,
przydzieli je do wyzszej lub nizszej klasy
&C.. D. N
/ Stefan Rachocki
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-08-31
Trust Stalowy Dziafa W Ia
pamietaniu.

Trust stalowy zapragnaf zemsty wysta-
pill do walki robotnikami. Fabryki W
McKeesport, zatrudniaiace $500 ludzi,
maja bye doszczetnie zniszczone. Miasto
ma bye zrujnowane, robotnicy ukarani
przez pozbawienie piracy "a pohop do orga-
nizowania sie-taka lekcye postanowif dac
trust ludowi, ably ma przyszfosc ME sprze-
ciwiaf sic wolf lub grymasom wszechpote-
znego trustu.
Jeden organow trustu pisze dosiownie
'Pierwsze to odwazne wystapienie Korpo-
racyi Trustu stalowego wobec miasta
strajku. Fabryki, kt6re maja bye stad prze-
niesione, So najstarszymi plantami zelaza
i stall dolinie MonongaheE poza Pitts
burgiem. Zostafy one puszczone W ruch
przez w. D. Wood'a W r. 1851
lime fabryki, W ktorych robotnicy "a
rajkowaIi, maia bye rowniez zniesione.
lime fabryczne miasta maja bye doszcze-
tnie zru jnowane.
W gf6wnej kwaterze trustu stalowego
smieja sic zadowoenia zacieraja rece z
powodu przedsiewzietej zemsty
"Mniejsza to iak sic strajk zakonczy,
kilka tysiecy strajkujacych dostanle lex
eye
Zapew bedzie to lie k
c y a. Beda oni cierpiec niedostatek, tym-
czasowo; rodziny ich zostana dotkniete ne
dza, jesli pojda "a przykfadem bojazi-
wych kapitalistow nigdy ME zechca sly
szec uni.
Lecz wiasciciele trustu stalowego musza
pamietac, re kto inny moze tez ucierpiec
W tym wielkim rozpedzie.
W Anglii, kiedy mieszkancy wioski Okla
zali brak uszanowania ola swojego lorda,
wioska zostaia przesiedIona. Bardzo czesto
lord stosowal podwojna przyjemnosc przez
przesiedlanie krnabrnych mieszkanc6w i
caiego terytoryum do dzikich las6w Tutaj
lord jego naganiacze mogli swobodnie
polowac osamotnionych domach mez-
czyzn kobiet umierajacych gfodu. Zda-
rzafo sic to tax samo we Francyi jak W
Anglii.
We Francyi iak r6wniez Anglii lud
jednak powstrzymat " tym rozpedzie re-
prezentant6w podobnej arystokracyi i
p S inaf i'm G towy.
Giowa Ludwika XVI, dobrego, powolne-
go gfupiego monarchy rowniez legfa ma
stosie-ani ego dobroc naturalna ami gfu-
pota ME mogfy jej zachowac.
w Anglii scieto glove Karola, aroganc-
kiego osfa wielkiego zarozumialca, podo-
bnego przez swoj egoizm do przewodc6w
trustu stalowego.
Uwazaf on sw6j wymiar sprawiedliwosci
"a nieomylny wielu kaznodziei gfosifo to
jego boska sprawiedliwosc, jednak to 60
ME uchronifo
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-08-31
TOLEDO OHIO sOBOTA, 81 sIERPNIA, 1901.

z posrod tiumu ludu wyr6sf w6wczas
czfowiek nazwiskiem Cromwell. Gdy sic
ten czfowiek narodzii gtowa kr6lewska "a
drzafa ma swoieh ramionaeh
Obeeny tfum ludu wyda r6wniez swoje-
go Cromwella gdy czas nadejdzie
Szczesciem, ME bedzie on potrzebowaf
scina6 glow lub zaszczycat jakiegos giu-
piego tyrana publiczna egzekucya.
Przewodca, kt6rego wyda lud Stan6w
Ziednoczonych, zaprowadzi go do budki
|wyborczej nauczy go tam praeowac. Odda
on ma wfasnosc narodu posiadiosci trustu,
tax jak Cromwell, jak Danton, oddali "
posiadanie narodu wlasnost, kt6ra kr6lo-
vie uwa ia "a swoia.
Wiasciciele trustu Stanach Zjednocao.
nych zabawiaja sic dosyc dtugo Gdy robo.
tnicy ich zaczna strajkowac. on i wyjez.
daaja sobie do Newport1l, Je5li robotniey
zaczynaja sic burzyc, D II naimuja Pin
kerton6w lub posyiaja wojska, kt6re So dls
mich powolnem narzedziem.
Lecz czas nadmiar ludzkiej cierpliwo
sci sa cudownymi robotnikami. Sa to sill
nieisze czynniki wiecei wymagajace nil
wiasciciele trustu, kt6rzy mysla, re zadns
ugoda robotnikami niepotr2ebna. Przyi
die IA mich kolei, potomkowie obecnyct
wlascicieIi trustu znaidq sic iedynie po
siadaniu zlei reputacyi wystepk6w wo
bee spofeczehstw. wzrastajacyeh gwalto
wnie wskutek praw dziedzicznosci.-M ?
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-08-31

SPRAWA BALKANSKA.- Peters
burgu ina sic odbyc jesienia zjazd kr6la
wfoskiego, ksiecia bufgarskiego ksiecia
czarnogorskiego krola serbskiego. Mona
przypuszczad, re odbeda sic sekretne nara
dy przeciw Austryi Turcyi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-08-31

TURCYA.-D. Is bm. odpfynaf Kon-
stantynopola do Yemen Arabii parowiec
Murewet, ktory wywiozt 704 osob skaza-
nych ma wygnanie. Pomiedzy tylni znajdo-
waiy sic niektore kobiety paiacowe, podej-
rzane wspofudziaf we wznieceniu pa
facu suitanskim pozaru, ktory miaf miej-
see pred niedawnym czasem.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-08-31

'sAmeyyka ME jest s0tfz5e sadne paFtyi Gnj &ki,
3s0ze Wiec WypoU5dddc pf0W0s 0esS"Vtte' 0sS s"0e'
40 uprsedseniG.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-08-31
WYBORY w SERBII.

PROCESY W BULGARYI.-W Sofii
Cd l2go sierpnia toczy sic process Sarafo-
wa, bylego ministra Ligi Macedonskiej, o.
skarzonego wraz paru innymi towarzy-
szami zamordowanie hub udziaf morde1-
stwie paru osobistosci, niewygodnych dla
komitetu macedonskiego. Oskarzonym
broni II adwokatow Sarafow przeczy sta
nowczo, jakoby byi winien zarzucanych
mu zbrodnom. Podobnie--i to wielka pc
wnoscia- bronias ie inni oskarzeni. Wsp6l-
nicy oskarzonvch, ujeci W Rumunii sta
wieni pred sadly rumunskie, zostali skaza-
nj pred paru miesiacami.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-08-31

"4me7yko" jest jedynq gazetq potskQ &0iece kt6ra
2os5GdG aUtasne nGszyny do StdUid1G czc0ne6