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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-29
JAK POSkAC PIENIADZE.

l. Przekazy pieniezne money orders) mona wykupt:
() poczcie N ekspresie c banku Wszystke prze.
kazy wysawione ime A. Paryski Toledo o.
Przekaz pieniadze naezy odesfat razem istem
Wystrzegae sic kupowania prywatnych czek6w r6znych
agent6w.
Mona do listu wiozyt penadze naket marek "a 1oc
napisawszy kopercie Registered oddaG stonoszow,
lub poczcie.
Ko zadaleko do peczty dzien jest roboty to list
regestrowany moze oddac przez swa zone
dziecko.
Pieniadze srebrne np obwinat papierowym doarem
lub paperem przewiazaG nitk potem wfozyG do koper
Jeze kto pos rebrne peniadze to MECH N obwnie
kawaem paperu przewiaze nitka Pieniadze srebrne
lezy obwac paper dlaego zeby sic ME przesuwa ko-
perce rogu rog abowem TAXI spos6b moga atwo pre-
drzet Aopere wyeciet Paperowych pendzy ME porzeba
obwijaG.
Duzo 1udz przesya pieniadze zwyczajnych listach
Jest dnak pos6b ryzykown dyz ME wszyscy urzednicy
pocztowi lstonosze 50 uczciwymi
Mafe sunny Oak &c., 10c, 25c, hOc., 65c. itd MONA
przesfaG markami pocztowei IT, kupc marek pocztowych
odpowiednis sumo wfozyc do stu Mark MONA przesy
lac zwyczanych sach Marek zagranicznych ME przmu
jenny, tylko mark Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
w scie swym koniecznie nalezy wypsac wyraknie swe
imie nazwisko address, nadto podac penadze
przeznaczone Adres sw6 naezy podawat kazdym l6ce
beg wzgledu to jak czesto kto pisuje do Redakcy
Trzeba pamietac nakeienu mark pocztowe kopercie
Kigdy koperte ME nakja6 mark mnie nil "a Gently
Jeze list wazy wiecej jeden srebrny dollar, to
ly nakec marke diva Gently; ale gdy list przewaza dola
n nalezy naec marek Gently; gdyby List przewazs
2dolary srebrne to rzeba nakleIc marek "a cent6w
4 ApREs: 4. A.PARYsKI, PUBLIsHER. TOLEDO ONO.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-29
PREMIA AMERYkI,

Ma okaz posyiamy ieden gazey darmo Ma kredyt
gazety ami ksiazek ME wystamy nkomu fodarun dostaa
ko ci absnenci korzy opfacaja ca rok zgory W $3.50
"a S1 5O bedzienly posyiat "Ameryks" pr7ez I @ rol
prosimy doiaezyt ss ezy razem przysss s' kto ME
chce wybat ksiazek wece niz 81 90 to wy,
noszaca ponadto dopiac mp ko wyberze sobe ksia
wartosci opaca do powyzszej sunny 10 IT, nale2y
orzssat: gazette Si5o przesyke 25 nadwyzke pre-
nil c.wec 81 1S5Do ksazek wartosci $500 dopfa
sic $780, do ksia1ek wartosc $500 dopiaca
10 70 OO bedziemy posyiat "Ameryke. przez rok
Ad ap-.CO W prezencie posemy wielkie tony
ciekawego romansu kryminalnego PIT "Marrahanka
10 go EO bedziemy posylat "a meryke przez rok
20 .pA:'W iw rre2encie posemy 10 tom6w "Tysiac
Nocy Jedna, kt6re zawieraja 81 powiesci.
TO GO O) bedzemy posyat "Ameryke'. przez rok
IA :Do.OU w prezencie wyslemy Bible sweta kto
chce abysmy przesyfke opaci MECH doacz 30 cent6w
y, c5 OO bedzamy posya6 IA meryke'' przez rok
I'D DO.OV wysIemy "zywoy wietych. Kto chce
abysmy przesylke opiaci, MECH doiaczy 50 centow.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-29

fly, czy dla niepoznaki wprz6d kaze i'm "a
ptacic sobie akcyze "a caiy ich towar
potem zwraca i'm te akcyze "a czesc towaru
wywlezionego "a granice. kaady kupiec
rozumie, re ia manipulacya jest tylko ma
skowaniem pohtyki premiowania wywozu
zagranicznego. Rozumialy to wszystkie
rzady, lecz zaden ME miaf odwagi powie-
dziec wprost poteznej Rosyi, ae ME pozwo-
Ii kpic ze siebie W zywc oczy. Nareszcie
Stany III zdobyfy sic ma te odwage po-
stapify jak przystoi panstwu szanujacemu
sic poteznemu. Jeleli Rosya chce, ably
z MIA postepowano po przyjacielsku, MECH
sama postepuje uczciwie otwarcie. Mech
przyzna otwarcie, re premiuje wyw6z swe-
go cukru nafty "a granice MECH przyj-
mie spokojnie skutki tego przyznania.
|Tymczasem Rosya. lak we wszystkiem, tax
i tutaj robi jedno, krzyczy ma caly SWAT
drugie. Falsz. obluda, podstep, oszustwo
tax przylgneiy do ciaia duszy tego pam
stwa, re po drodze prostej ME moze ono juz
politycznych tax finansowych Rosya
kfamie pred swiatem "a pomoca ma jemnych
pismak6w, a SWAT czesto gtupi cZesciej
tch6rzpliwy bierze te klamstwa "a prawde
lub udaje, re i'm wierzy. Gdy zas znajdzie
sic ktos, co, jak tym wypadku Rad anne
rykanski, nazwie rzecz po imieniu posta
pi odpowiednio, wnet powstaja krzyki la
menty. Jedni krzykaczy pracuja Ia pie,
niadze rosyjskie, inni piacza przez gtupo
te lub nieznajomost rzeczy. Badzmy spo.
koini. Ami przemysl AMI handel Stan6w
Zjednoczonych ME zgina przez niefaske
cara Mikolaja pana Wittego; a dla kaz
diego obywatela amerykahskiego musi bye
mia swiadomosc, re jego Rad ME pozwoli
sic oszukiwat i okfamywat poteznemu bar
barzyncy.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-29
Nadzwyczajne oferty dla no
wych i starych prenume-
ratOr0W.

Kto nam przysle S1.OO, Zostanle
pokwitowany "a ''Ameryke" cd tel
pory do 81 grudnia 1901 roku, a
nadto W prezencie dostanie ksia-
EEK "a 5Oc., ktore moze sobie wy
brac naszego katalogu. Ma
op1ate przesy1ki ksiazek prosimy
do}aczyc 15c., II. razem przysfat
$1.15.
Kto nam przysle $3.50, zostanie
pokwitowany "a 'Amery ke' ma rok
W prezencie dostanie ksiazek "a
$1.0O. Ma koszta przesy1ki ksia-.
EEK prosimy do1aczyc 25c., tt. ra-
zem przys}ac $1.15.
Kto nam przysle $500, zostanie
pokwitowany zaS'Amery ke" ma rok
W prezencie dostanie ksiazek Ia
$500. Ma przesy}ke prosimy do}a-
czye Soc, tt. razem przysfac S3.5O.
Kto nam przysle $500, moze So
bic wybrac ksiazek naszego
katalogu W wartosci $1,000.
Kazdy, kto nam przysle nowego
prenumeratora, dostanie W prezen-
Gle ksiazek wartosci S1.OO, jezeli
ma koszta przesy}ki do}aczy 25c.
ia prenumeratorow uwazam So
tylko ci, kt6rzy opfaca gazette ma
rok CORY, lub do 81 grudnia
1901 r.
Oferty powyzsze sa wazne tylko
ma Mai i Czerwiec 1901
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-29
KatdIOg Ksiazek POiskich !
WydaWnlCtwa
A. A. PARYSkIEGO, W TOLEDO. o.
ssyS sssSsNsh,S.NsEte 3

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a a@ HtSr Saursne zooo Botank Mnsra
logia W s0ciu obrazach ma IS mu tablieach 25c
a ft swa tassa szS s Tss s
m aS,!pd piskGsj os$ 9Rrsws eanoIs,v
susist pissn /. sTiatowyEsh via :. 90
<arowniea Parry ann. czyli Historya ks Acetzie -
t,e"iek NoGy, poWiesc so
sa"sHosy pesas cyl Eiistorya kseciu Assaa,:s le
- '"E nenin Ny't aansch M bag3adzkicH . sa,
.lcktr, szncsc. Wykad popnlarny j.
.;rataIant, oraz Piesni Wesene. 20
st";a storya earbska trzyna nnyci eieisvyn a p
'terya Aada lar e cndownej orsz niei1ze- .
s.orya ali Babe czterdzesiu zfodzisach
s,Srya Koniu zaezarovanym czy Przepowiedna
-, maszyny MA ataiaSel NV p9wienzn G 5s
listorSao Ryeerzu ztotoskrzydfym e 5oe
ssrsa fFseeh JsSihse nne opoviadan
storya Aonierzu, co maf fake newykurke, kieske n
ak peq%oni udz wI[ soc Kszafy zem Sc
LAX ESn wno 1 cd k nao m rtms ezs
ciafa u,lzkiego sluzq Napis9f NJ. Brzezihski sse
iaskina pia, Beatusa Nv Wzrnszajacs powiastka 90
dzefta Dolina zyli Sad ostasezny soc oprawie aes
ki"on Focissha sywet snsre eySowssi ,Ss
sSSiesna aorska oc czy Hisorya zoe
Rou%1 GEs kSaSm ps1stiyb Antk
Ksega Wiadomosei naukowych pozytecznych soc
kncaarka Polska Amer. kaaska 2M0c M
Iis sw s Tshata h Arshanlela Ia, sosas< 7Ss 5Ss
aarsrabiansa Marsa Romans dramatyczny trzechto
mach, przz Tawta i Aigrenlond T4dmaczenie fran ~
cuskiego Trzy tony razem Sl.5O
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ziemi IS sioaeu ewaziaeh ezyli eviaa e ~
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al ns iS, poo~ania NadzWyszaj vesoie Sc
Piskna Mageionai hrabia Pfer Prowansyi soc
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pra mdz sybiIia, czyii proroctwo Miehaldy 15c
f5G %Dss asFa fa plIygod N"cka prod
Pierx Bai St.
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przebesis sposoby czy historya spis
przysody Kaa aruna Ara,zyda trzy inne hstorye sSe
aSis Fadag F. Hoamana pfacoSsa NJ BrzezhsEi asse
Rinaido Rinaldini. siynny dow6dzca opryszk6w zoe
Robert Dyabei powiest pouczaaca lSe
| Robinson kruZOe cZyll skutkl neposflSzeGstWa 2OC
Romans Arabski Opowiadane o nadzwyczajnych przy- m
| godach milosnych 2Oc
Sejm Pijacki 1Oe
! Sennik Prawdziwy Persko.Egipskf. 10
siedm Niebezpiecznych Podr6zy MOrskick Is
| SfOwnik AngielskoPOIsk .S1.O
ka Wymowy Angieskiej W oprawie piociennej. $40
| w oprawie sk6rkowej {. :. :. {. .S2.5
SpiryOlOgia czynauka wywoywaniu duch6w 80 str
Tysiac Nocy Jedna. l9tomow, iustracyami $40
Waika Indyan Biaiymi, ezyii ostatn Mohikar6w Is
Nelki Zbi6r POez vi ola ROb0tnk6w ZeszytI 1Oc.,
zyt II, 1Oc. zeszytII 1Oc. zeszyt ", 1Oc 25
| W NiewOli Krwozerczeg0 Murzyna 10
NszystkiegO DO 25
My1Sr Piesni i Naaodewysh az Ss o zo 80 80
Zbi6r DObranych POwinszOwan 25
Zloty Cielec. Poemat Adama Asnyka s
Znaczenie ObchOd6w NarOdOwych 10
Zwyeestwo Cnety, czyli historya dw6ch siosrach 25
Zyd Wieczny TulacZ 10
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-29
NO " f KSIAZKI.

Kto przysle S1.25 dosta-
ME zaraz try tony Ogniem
i Mieczem (bez dop1aty), i
bedzie dostaWaf Wzeszytach
tygodnioWyoh jeszcze 8 to-
NOW Trylogii Sienkiewicza.
1. /. PAaYskI, 3l6 JACKSON AVE-, TOLEDO. Q.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-29

ssAmeryka wychodzi kaAda Sobote. kosztuje tylko
rok Ma osm miesecy S1o0 ma pot roku as een'o"
4 miesace SO cent6w.
w kanadzie Meksyku ia sama. Do Solski nnych
xraj6w europeskch (0pr6ez Rosy azyatyckch austral
lkicb Pofudniowej Centranei Ameryee prenumerata
sYnOsi diva dolary waluty Stan6w Ziednoexon,ch.
"a GAZETTE TRZEBA OPhACAC CORY. Kto opiaca
.drazu caiy rok gerry dostaje prezent.
Penadze najbezpiecznicJ- nathaniel motna przesiac
,raekaze lub (mOney orders male
MONA pTzesiaG p0cztomych Pieniadze
do stu Ia
,ienieine stach zwyczajnyc ME escsm. odpowiedzal
u gayby zginety.
Amery ka wychodzi jua II lat co rok jest ulepszana,
slec ME pOtrzebuje sic Mkt ObawiaG re pendze
przepadna. WydaWca jest OdpOw wied1alnym.
przekaZy pienie5Be bye wystawi0ne
Imie: A.. A. PARYSkI, TOLEDO, @.
ZamawiaG gazette nJina kazdeeo ezasu.
Adres kaideyo 0ir bye zmieniony kie.
iykolwiek. ale Tonoszac nowym adresie, kONIECLNIE
Valley PODAC STARY ADRES.
Adres dc wydawcy jest taxi:
A. a. PARTS XXI.
31e JACKSON AVE-, TOLEDO, O.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-29
OBRAzY NARODOwE

KOIOrOwy Obraz Kr6l6w POskich "a 80 cali .S1.(
Kosciuszko Tadeusz. Sx24 Gale 2!
Obraz Kr6l6w POlskich. 2S y36 cali 81
Pulaski Kazimierz. 1sX36 cali 2l
POrtret Adama Mickie Ficza. i0x x12 cali =. 2t
Obrazy Swietych do wyboru. Cena kazdego 2.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-29

'4meryka" jest jedynq gdzetq pohq 70 sciecie, k6ra
aoSiad0 ptasRe massyay do star'aH5d c&ca0ne6.
:'Amefyka ME jest no sotdzje Sad5 pa,Ty ani h5&,
ose srec acypoiddat praecde 6ess7onnie, 6ez &adne
20 Mnrzedzeni0.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-29

Tne "Ameryka" Is TIE only Polish paper In the soora
fyDs-settiNu machines.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-29

Kto nam przysle $500, moze So
bic wybrac ksiazek naszego
katalogu W wartosci $1,000.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-29

Oferty powyzsze sd wazne tylko
ma Mai Czerwiec 1901 r.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-12
BURGLARS IN O.CEoLA.
They Break Into Several Places and
Nuke Themselves mt Home.

They Break Into Several Places and
Make Themselves at Home.
Osceola, Wis, Dec. 10. - Saturday
night a burglar or burglars entered
! the blacksmith shop Of M. NJ. Mason,
equipped themselves with the neces-
sary. tools to break open the Bank Of
England. starting first at the drug
store owned by c. w. Staples. gaining
entrance by a rear window. The plum
der taken here consisted of money,
cigars, all Of his jewelry and notions.
to the value of about $50 or SIS. Here
the burglar seated himself by the
stove, ate fruit and smoked cigars to
his hearts content. The safe being un-
locked nothing was disturbed, but
both money drawers were broken open
and the cash taken. E. B. Ames'
butcher shop was entered and several
dollars and some meat was taken. At
M. J. O'Reilly's lumber Office an at
tempt was made to gain an entrance
to the Office from the rear, and about
nifty matches, rartly burned, were
lighted in order to gain an entrance.
All the locks of his lumber sheds were
broken, but nothing of value was
taken that can be ascertained The
work was undoubtedly that of some
one residing not far from Osceola, as
the job all around showed evidence of
an amateur.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-12
VAN SAINT TO KEEP UP FIGHT
minnesota Railroad Commission
Will Take No Steps to Fight the
Proposed Railway Mercer

minnesota Railroad Commission
Will Take No Steps to Fight the
Proposed Railway Merger.
st. Paul, Dec. 10.-The members Of
the State Railroad commission, who
had announced their intention of going
to Washington to confer with the in
terstate commerce commission on the
best means for preventing the Hill
Hartman railway merger, abandoned
the project Saturday and will take no
action. The commissioners called on
GOV. Van SAINT. Both sides are re-
t1cent about the talk, but it is said the
commissioners attempted to drive the
governor from his position, and he gave
them to understand he intended to pro-
ceed on the lines originally outlined by
himself. The governors legal advisers
have declared the laws of Minnesota
ample to protect the state, and if they
are found faulty the executive will call
the legislature to enact laws that will
hold. Gov. Van SAINT received letter
Saturday from Gov. Rogers of Wash
ington, in which the latter says he has
already taken steps to ascertain If the
laws of his state are strong enough to
prevent the merger, but he adds that
he has his doubts.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-12
Cnsualftfcs.

In a RAILROAD collision near Kharbin,
Russia, eighteen Chinese and seven
Russians were killed. Two OF the lat
ter We're frozen to death
Lawrence Larsen. the young foot ball
player. whose neck was broken in a
foot ball game in New York is dead.
He was twenty Years of age.
Kings lime works. at New Brighton.
Staten Island. said to be the largest
plant of it's kind in the country, was
destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated
at 100000
The bark Highland Light of San
Francisco, a well known coaster, has
foundered eighty miles off Hesquett, en-
the Vancouver island coast. Her crew
was taken to Victoria ON the steamer
Queen City
The breaker Of the Green Ridge Coal
company, at Scranton, Pa, was de-
stroyed by fire, with all it's boiler and
engine houses, blacksmith shops and
car sheds, entailing loss of $4,000:
partly insured.
Jesse Dixon, well known farmer
and stoCkman or Platte Center. Neb.,
while watching the operation of a corn
shelter on his farr1, was drawn into the
feeder and lost both his arms. He died
from the shock and loss of blood.
James Tate. an engineer was killed
by the bursting of a fly wheel at the
plant of the Central Paper company at
Muskegon. Mich. The building was
damased $4,000, and $50 men will be
thrown out of employment for some
time.
}. NJ. Bayard of Burleson Texas. was
killed by q train in Forth Worth. Mr..
Bayard was one of the wealthiest and
most distinguished men in the country.
He was a native of New York, and was
cousin OF the late Thomas F. Bayarl,
former secretary of state.
Fire in Denver destroyed the entire
stock of the Croke-'rhome Carpet and
FURNITURE company. at 1913 Welton
street, causing loss Of 5000 and gut
ting the building. the damage to which
was about 100000. The building is the
property of S. n. Wood.
woman threw q lighted match in a
can of gasoline in the Tabernacle at
Wellington, Kan. where 1000 people
were attending a religious revival and
the tlames,N that shot up to the auditori-
UNI, started Il panic. Several persons
We're bruised, but none We're injured
seriously.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-12
Personal,

Prof. A. Weber, the Orientalist, is
dead in Berlin.
Charles William Hylton Mollineux,
fifth earl Of Seton is dead. He was
born in 1867.
Edward John Eyre, who was govern
or of Jamaica and it's dependencies in
1926, and who put down the mutiny
of the negroes there. is dead. He was
born in 1915.
Paul Deschanel, former councillor of
the French embassy at Washington,
where he married daughter Of Gen.
George E. Mcclellan. has been APP
pointed French minister to Haiti.
James Cox, secretary of the st. Louis
Business Mems league, died, aged for
ty-nine years. Mr.. Cox was, some years
ago, newspaper proprietor in Kansas,
and later became identified with the
press of ST. Louis.
George Herman Strecker, a sculptor
and entomoligist of worldwide fame,
died in Reading. Pa, aged sixty-fiv
He was fifty years in gathering his SUI
perb collection of butterflies, which con-
tains 10000 specimens.
Glen Studebaker Of South Bend, Ind,
whose death occurred recently, carried
about $250,000 life insurance 1t was
placed mainly with old-line Eastern
companies. He was probably the
heaviest insured man in Indiana.
Mrs. Louise Wordan, pioneer of the
klondike and one of that regions most
famous women, died at Victoria She
owned valuable properties near Daw-
son, and was one of the first women to
enter the district. She was a native
of California.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-12
Criminal,

Henry l.. McCauiey Of New York has
been arrcstsd in connection with bro
keragc frauds.
New York detectives claim to have
uncovered remarkable series OF
frauds in the brokerage business.
In crowded down. town street in
Chicago, j. w. Rogge was shot by two
hiShwaymen. and thrown bodily
through a plate glass window. Rogge
was not seriously injured The rob-
berS escaped
Charles Evilser, the Dubois Gll.) city
marshal, and Henry Cameron of Ash
ley, fought a pistol duel at a bail. The
former received three wounds and the
latter four. The shooting resulted over
quarrei over woman
John krause, who kept little cigar
store at Trenton, N. j., was murdered
IN his apartments in the rear of the
store. The police are looking for Frank
Williams, who. according to the state
ment OF Mrs. Williams, committed the
crime
Two Chinese are dead and two NOR
tally wounded lie at the San Francisco
receiving hospital. as the result of two
numerous attacks in Chinatown Both
affairs were examinations of lons
standing feuds between rival highhind-
er assC Ga ,iors.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-12
Otherwise.

Mr.. Carnegie will give a large sum of
money for the benefit of aged telegra-
piers.
The Western Intercollegiate confer
ence has adopted a rule looking to the
ellmlratiOn of professionalism.
The appraisers of the estate of the
late Kirkland p. Armour of Kansas
City have filed report, fixing it's value
at 1896, 500.
MayGr-elect Seth Low has announced
the appointment of Col. John N. Part
ridge as police commissioner of Great
Ell New York. Col. Partride, is now
state superintendent of public works.
From a reliable authority in Denver
1T is learned that Perry Heath, former
postmaster general, will publicly an
nounce himself as candidate for sem
ator from Utah.
Inc report of the athletic committee
OF Harvard for the past year shows
that receipts from all branches of ath-
letlcs amounts to $l17,317. and expendi :.
lures to $1S.11S The receipts from foot
ball were $55,51S, and the expenses $1O,-
500.
Representatives of the Armours of
Chicago have closed deals for the pur-
chase of more than 200 acres of land
across the Missouri river west of St.
JOSEPH. Mo- 1t is supposed the land
will be used for packing house and yard
purposes.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-12
Resume Of the neW$.
washinrton Notes.

Opposition to railroad legislation is
anticipated in The senate.
The financial situation in the Philip
pines causes Considerable alarm.
Definite information has reached
Washington that China is making pre-
paratiOns for another war.
Congressman Hull complains that
Americans in business in the Philip
pines are at a disadvantage.
At the request of Gov. Gen. Wood of
Cuba, the itinerary of the North At
lantic squadron has been changed so as
to have the squadron at Havana during
the Christmas hOlidays-from Dec. II
to 26.
The monthly coinage statement is
sued by the director of the mint shows
the total coinage executed at the minis
of the United States during November,
1901. to have been $7,4S4, OOO,as follows:
Cold $G67O,O00 silver, s9l7 900; minor
coins, $4,000.
The state department has received q
telegram from Spencer Eddy, United
States charge d'affaires at Constanti-
nople. reporting that Miss Stone and
her companion. Nine. Tsilka, are held
prisoners at a place called Gultcpe, On
the south side Of the mountains.
Gov. William H. Taft, Of the Philip
pine islands, has been directed by the
secretary of war to return to the
United States. This action is taken be-
cause it is evident, from information
received from Manila that Gov. Taft
must leave the Philippine islands to
regain his health.
Gen. Smith has cabled Quartcrmas-
ter General Humphrey that he believes
the United States army transport
Wright formerly called the Bay STATED,
which struck an uncharted rock last
week, at the entrance of San JacintO
harbor and sank in fifteen feet Of wa
ter may be saved with the aid OF
powerful tug.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-12
Hunted with Buffalo bill.

Deadwood, S. D., Dec. 10. = The big
animal hunt of Buffalo Bill and party
of months duration has been con-
cluded. M. r. Russell, a personal
friend of Col. Cody, who was a men,
Der Of the party, has returned home.
The party hunted in the Big Horn
mountains and bagged four elk, six
deer, an antelope, a lynx and bear.
Col. Cody will remain a short time
longer in the little town of Cody, Wyo.,
in which he takes great deal of pride,
and later on in the winter he expects
to make a visit to the Black Hills.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-12
They ARE SURE or Nm TINS TIME
HAS BEEN SEVERAL TIMES RE.
PORTED AS HAVING BEEN
KILLED.
FILIPINO GENERAL TO HANG
CONVICTED OF ORDERING AssAs-
s1NATI0N OF AMERICAN
CORPORAL.

Manila. Dec. 1O.-Native scouts from
Benbagon, province If Nueva Eceio.
nave Killed David Fagin, the American
negro deserter from the Twenty
fourth infantry (colored), who for two
years has been leading Filipinos
against the Americans. The native
scouts decapitated their prisoner. The
heao' however, was identified as that
OF Fagln They recovered his commits
sion IN the Filipino army. Fagin had
on MS nnger a ring of Frederick Van
Alslaetter, of the engineers who was
captured by Filipinos, supposedly I'M
der the command Of Fagin himself Oct.
8, 1900. Fagin has been reported killed
on several occasions. The authorities
are satisfied that former statements or
MS death were erroneous and that he
has now been killed.
"A military commission has sentenced
the Filipino Gen. Isidore Torres to he
hanged, after finding him guilty Of or
derlng the assassination of Corporal
F1eldner of the Twelfth infantry at
Malolos, province of Bulucan, last Oc-
tober. The sentence of the commits
sion has been disapproved by Gen.
Chaffee, who finds that the commits
sion mad reasonable grounds to doubt
whether Gen. Torres personally ordered
the assassination of the American SOL
der. Gen. Chaffee thinks that the high
rank held by Torres in the insurgent
army would be sufficient to prevent
such unmilitary action on his part.
The case of Patterson the English
man, private secretary to Sexto Lopez,
whom efforts were made to deport from
Manila after he had landed there with
out swearing allegiance to the United
States, is still hanging fire before the
supreme court. Patterson's attorneys
claim that their client once having
landed was beyond the jurisdiction of
w. Morgan Schuster. collector of Gus
toms for the Philippines, who has been
trying to effect Patterson's expulsion.