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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

yelled her eyes beneath their long lashes
to conceal her purpose to betray.
BECAME RENEGADES SPY. a.,
Dietta. James came from San Jose in
California. She had been reused to fa-
natical fury against the MeXicans by the
utterances of Santa Teresa, the companion
Of "El Renegade in, his crimes against
the Mexican Government. When Santa
Teresa went to New York and Chicago to
secure funds for the Yaquis. Dietta James
became the spy of the renegade, bringing
him information of the movements of his
foes During this time Ell Renegade was
incognito at the Grand Central Hotel of
Hermosillo. or the Hotel Central of Quay
mas. The little girl. who is only Is years
old distributed small American flags
among the enemies of Mexico. accompany
ing her distribution with such eNpletives OF
treason as Down with MeXico. and Long
live the Yaquis and the Yankees, forever
allied"
Finally the police traced this incendiary
work to Dietta James. whom they found
The renegade had fed. The child was so
young and apparently so innocent OF per
scnal intent to do wrong that the police
refrained from arresting her They placed
her under strict surveillance and tried to
induce her to betray her co-conspirators by
delcateiy questioning and promises of am
to her friends; she defed the police and re-
fused to give them the slightest hint of the
plots that were constantly weaving in the
cities of Sonora.
"EL RENEGADE" ELUDES POLICE
1t was the belief of the police that "El
Renegade had returned to the Yaaui coun-
try where he would be absolutely free
from any pursuit: but they intercepted
letter from the leader of the rebellion to
Dietta James, and from this letter they
learned that the fugitive had gone North,
intending to cross the American boundary.
The letter was posted at Magdalena. a town
a few miles south of Nogales Dietta James
was informed by this message of the safety
of the Renegade and his intention to cross
the line into Arizona.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

. House fifty-two. o
n . = 9 . 80 . . . q = q . . . . n
formed. General Julian Castro was appoint
ed provisional President. An amnesty; was
declared against the exiles. PeaZ returned
but as his appearance was the cause of dis
turbances. he voluntarily departed in 1858.
AT this time two political parties existed.
the Federaiists and the Unionists. The lat
ernment: the former wanted large meas
ure of freedom for the states comprising
the Republic. Between these parties and a
complex number of other parties revolu-
tions or fights were frequent.
The day following the fall of the Mon
ogas dynasty the old Constitution, which
Julian Castro was elected provisional Presi-
dent He at once issued new code of laws
In the events following, Castro resigned,
succeeded in getting back and finally mys-
teriously disappeared.
In 1861 PeaZ returned and was given a
limited command of the army by President
Tovar. Peaz resigned in consequence of the
limitations being set upon him. A revolution
ensued. Trovar was compelled to abdicate
and Peaz was appointed to full command of
the army by President Gual
Differences. however, arose between Peaz
and Gual and Peaz again resigned in No
vember. 1861. A Colonel named Echezuria
heretofore unknown when Peazs resigna-
ton became known. ordered out the garrison
at Caracas, marched to the Presidents
home, Iasde Gual prisoner and proclaimed
Peaz dictator.
Echezuria was made Minister of War. but
In the diSsension5 which followed he was
arrested for consp.rfng against Peaz. and
the records fail TO show what became of
him.
In 1869 certain provinces of Venezuela rev.
Diluted against Peaz and he was forced to
take concessions, which hurt him material
" with the people.
NEW CONSTITUTION.
In April. 1864 a new Constitution was
adopted and General Jose Falcon secured
the presidency. He turned 1t over, for some
mysterious reason, to General Trias A
civil war enSued. Falcon returned from re-
tirenent. raised LOCO troops. turned them
over to Trfas and retired. Peaz, who had
become a figurehead. died in 1878.
Falcon was reelected. On the day after
his election. General Carjeval attempted to
set up old Tadeo Monogas as chief of the
Province of Barcelona but was suppressed.
After this insurrectfon after insurrection
occurred. In 1870 Guzman Blanche became
master of Caracas after three DAYS fight
ing, and proclaimed himself provisional Gen
eTal.
He finally tablished a provisional gov
ernment, which lasted to 1878. when he was
duly elected President There were more
revolutions under the various Presidents
Trouble arose with Great Britain in 1881
over the boundary line with British Guiana
This was finally settled by Court of Ar
bitration, consisting of two Venezuelans and
two EnglisEznen. the King of Sweden to act
as final arbitrator.
In 1851 Venezuela got into trouble with the
United States over some asphalt claims
owned by American capitalists in that coIln-
try. and soon afterwards war was de-
clared by Colombia on Venezuela. General
Ciprano Castro was elected President and
pow holds the Office.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
u%< q o . . 9 - % . . ~
= FACTS ABOUT VENEZUELA. :
,rea. 5sS. .9i3 square miles.

q Area. 39i3 square miles.
q Population. 2,323, ,527, of whom $4,000
q are Indians.
q Number of foreigners. 44,129.
q Miles of railroads, 529.
q Army (regular), 5,G00
8 Education compulsory.
9 Senate has twenty-seven mem5e-s,
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

Cuff Links. like cut. set with bril-
liant Remoh Diamonds: Roman
finish: solid gold mounting 81 80
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Phoenix. Ariz.. Dec. 9o.-L!ke page out
OF the obsolete border romances Of Gustave
Aimard or a chapter of Mayne Reds
"Headless Horseman' is the narrative OF
the adventures of "El Renegade" the
American filibuster who has been recruiting
for the rebel Yaquis this side of the
Mexican line
There came to the village of Naco a
stranger dressed in the habit of the desert.
long haired and bearded ike bandit. This
man was the Renegade, but nobody in Naco
knew him. He erected three tents near the
edge of the town and hung out a sign read
ing: Beds. % cents; meals Is cents" The
legend at once excited the astonishment
and suspicion of the townspeople. for in
Naco 1t is customary to charge the way
fayer 81 for a nights lodging and 70 cents
for a meal.
1t was not the purpose Of the Renegade
TO attract the rich. He was not seeking
recruits among the prosperous rough riders
OF the plains. or even among those who
cross the boundary at night to escape the
vigilance of the customs police What this
emissary OF the Yaqui insurgents wanted
was men who were desperate in the alb
Jectness of their poverty. battered soldiers
of fortune. adventurers at the climax of
,hopeess enterprise. To such as these "Ei
Renegade" appealed with vivid eloquence,
picturlng IN glowing terms that ricn loot
was TO be acquired by reSOIute spirits reck-
less OF pvsSiOIe Consequences, IN me SuerIll-
Ia service of the nghtlng Yaquis of sonora
KELCEY is IN JAIL.
Among those who listened to the tales of
"El K.uegau0' ana wtre IuIei TO the am
buscaooed banks OF the Rio laqui was
Frank keIccy, who is now a friendless,
hopeless prisoner in the damp, oark. dank
dungeons OF the Jail in Quay mas. cut OF
from all cnance OF cOnSu-ar intercesSoa
with the Government OF his native land
and fearful tnat every footian at his ce |
door is portent of the final message that
shall inform him OF his doom at daylight.
when the authorities Of NaCo eventually
awoke to the real business of their renegade
couniryman the nnbuster had folded hi,
tents and silently stJ.en away.
He returned to Sonora ana stirred rebel
mas and hei mosil!o. telling them that the
they need no LONGER fear the rifles and
lances of their Mexican oppressors
The police OF Guaymas and Hermosillo
made nightly raids upon the suspected rem
devious of the conspirators in quest of
arms and others evidence of reasonable
hostility In one OF the houses they fouu,i
small American flag nailed to the wall.
and beneath It the inscription: Death 10
PoEfirio Diazi'
\. Thus the renegade has kept the cities of
Sonora in constant ferment of terror.
Ably assisting "El Renegade in this work
OF rebellion and treachery was Dietta
James. little girl who had learned TO
smile sweetly on those she hates-while in
nocently questioning them concerning the
things that her master wished TO know.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

2-carat. sold gold mountings...
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

Brooch. like cut. set with Remoh diamonds
platinum effec; rl0untinE Of Stcrl ne sill
yer. li-karat Goid-platcd: worth $50. 90
This week OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .$lS.JO
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

Goth Century cut Reroh Diamonds.
or alternately Remoh diamond
and pearl. or any color stone: or
all Remoh pearls. solid gold
mounting Observation-Disclosures S2O.OO
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

Solitaire Transvaal Gem Ring,
like cut. Plain or engraved
band: comes In three sizes
Cut size Of largest.
Size l. solid gold mount
ing TS.0U
Size. .. solid gold mount
ing Observation-Disclosures. sS.0O
Size 3, solid gold mount
ing ..................S4.5O
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-13
Will Interest Old and New
County Commissioners.

The matter of when the term OF
county commissioner commences
has been worrying some of the newly
elected county commissioners OF
Florida, and recently the question
was submitted to Governor Jennings,
who, after consultation with Secre-
tary of State Crawford, has decided
that this point is governed and set
tied by section IA of article ID of the
Constitution which provides: 1.-THE
terms of office of all county officers,
unless otherwise provided, shall
commence on the first Tuesday af-
ter the first Monday in January next
after their election"
Previous to this year county COM
missioners were appointed by the
governor, but under the new law
members of the board are now elect
ed the same as other county officials
and naturally take office the same
time as the others, which is the same
as is referred to in the governors de-
cision above quoted.
One, and possibly two, of our retir-
ing county commissioners will feel
some disappointment in this decis-
ion, as they had expected to continue
in office until June as formerly.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-13

Go to Mrs. Puddy's, Central Lem
on street, for chickens and eggs.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-13
Played the Fool and Died.

1t is fact to be regretted that il
frequently becomes necessary for al
officer of the law to kill negro, not
because he is a negro, but because he
will persist with mastery fOolhardi.
ness in acting the ''nigger" and tax
ing those desperate chances which a
white man seldom takes because of
his ability to forsee the consequence
eS of the act.
Last week Chester Atwell, negro
confined in the county Jail charged
with setting fire to Il building in We
laka, made an attempt to escape and
as result is now dead and properly
inferred. AS deputy sheriff and Jail
er Jesse Hagan opened the outer
door of the jail, Atwell rushed him,
threw him down and Selling Hagan's
pistol, made a break through the
door. Hagan called to his wife to
bring his rifle, with which he pur-
sued the fleeing negro, calling upon
him to halt. About in the rear of
Grooms' bakery the negro turned on
the deputy as if to fire, when Hagan
pulled first and Atwell dropped, shot
through the body. He died instantly.
He was powerful fellow.
A cOrOnor's jury eXonerated Ha-
gan after hearing the testimony of
witnesses. He simply realized that
he was dealing with desperate man
and acted accordingly-and quick.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-13

Referring to chs exhibition, q
northern paper says:
madam Pianka and her troupe of
five male lions is truly a wonderful
act. She is showing a mastery hand
over the savage kings of the wilder
ness, in making them do her every
bidding. One of the main features is
in making them jump through hoop
of fire, of which it is known that a
lion positively refuses to go near any
blaze, and it is one method of using
as a subjugation. Another scene is
the supper scene, in which she feeds
them raw meat from her hand, which
shows a trait of daring, as there is no
other trainer in the world, who has
yet succeeded in being able to feed a
lion raw meat in their cages, and
come out alive. She has also given
them a taste of ice cream, which
they eat with a relish equal to fair
maiden of sixteen.
Capt. La Page with his combina-
ton troupe of lions, tigers, bears,
sloths, and boar hounds is also a very
good feature of the show.
Capt. La Warne who does a fiji
teen minute battle with Wallace the
man-eating lion, who has killed sew
en- trainers and created such a fury
in New York year ago, by getting
in a liverystabIe and killing three
horses before he was captured.
MADAME La Tauski with her den
of monster East India snakes is q
very pleasing performance
Bostock's Show is well deserving
of the very best patronage.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-13

A coach load of Palatkans and
Putnam county people left here
"Wednesday morning over the G. S.
u F. R'y.. for Lake City to spend a
day at the State Fair, and it is the
verdict of them all that the exhibit
Is one of great credit to the state.
The party ispurticularly well pleased
with the varied showing made by
Putnam county, and say that if it
does not get first premium for the
best county exhibit they will feel
greatly disappointed, and that great
credit is due Mr. F. H. Hafer. our
special fair commissioner for his
work in getting together such a
exhibit
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-13
BOsTOCK's ANIMAL SHOW.
To Exhibit in Palatka, for Ben
eft of Library Association.

The Palatka Library Association
has made arrangements with the
world famed BOstock Animal Show
to give exhibitions in this city next
Monday and Tuesday afternoons and
evenings. The tent will be erected
on the Larkin lot on Front street
next to the Presbyterian church.
This justly celebrated show is Civ
ing exhibitions this week at the
State Fair and week later will be
one of the great attractions at Jack
sonville's Gala Week carnival,
The Library Association has secur-
ed the entertainment for Palatka for
two days between those state events
and the people of this city will be
enabled to witness one of the finest
aggregations of trained animals ever
IN nv h ihitinn
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-13
Women Need

a constant supply Of blood-making material or
their systems break down under the constant
drain. The very moment there is lack Of blood
or when the blood is impoverished, the signal
appears upon the face in sallowness or pallor
The remedy needed is DR.. Harters Iron Tonic
Nothing else meets this particular condition so
well Use of it has made hundreds OF thous-
ands OF women look younger and made them
feel even younger than they looked. 1t not only
restores strength, energy and beauty, but 1t is
prompt and certain cure for all ailments pecu-
liar to the sex. 1t cures because it removes the
first cause 1t supplies Just what nature needs
to bring health.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-13
Hosiery
Our Millinery Creations

this Fall have received the
enthusiastic commentator of
our customers. The new WIN
ter styles are very attractive.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-09-04
Move swiatfo.

Move swiatfo gazowe wyna-
lazl technik, Gustav Fresenren-
ter. Moze ono pod wielu wzgle-
dami konkurowac re swiatiem
elektrycznem, poniewaz przy 81
lie 800 swiec kosztuje o.5 feniga
ma godzine i wymaga tylko je-
dnego cylindra. P}omieh jest
mianowicie cd CORY szczelnie o.
sioniety, tax gaz, jak powie-
trze, naplywaja cd dolu przez
brener. Move to swiatlo cd 9
miesiecy jest w uzyciu W zakfa-
die gazowym w Charlottenbur-
gu okazuje sic doskonalem. Ola
eksploatacyi tego wynalazku "a
wiazuje sic specyalnes towarzy-
stwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-09-04
Telegrar11y.

PozNAN, 40 wrzesnia. -
Podczas zachodu stonca, wsr6d
gromkich okrzyk6w Niemc6w, wje-
cnaf ce5arz Wilhelm konno do Po-
znania. Wladze miejskie witaty go
pray bramie berlinskiej, on od-
powiedziaf przyciszonym gfosem,
re kaze cafkiem zniesc fortyhka-
eye. W otoczeniu cesarza znajdo-
wal sic Polak6w tylko ksiaze Ra-
dziwilE, spokrewniony z dworem
pruskim. SAlachta polska opuscifa
miasto. Hotel ,,Bazar", W ktorym
zamieszkato 50 os6b or5zaku ce-
sarskiego, oraz pierwszorzedne
sklepy kupieckie, kt6rych Wtasci-
ciele So Polakami, ME byfy udeko-
rowane iluminowane wieczorem.
Niemcy postanowili take sklepy
bojkotowac.
Ze strony Polak6w ME dopusz-
czono sie zreszta zadnej niewfa5ci-
wosci, Niemc6w zss gniewafo to,
ze podczas przeglsdu wojska trzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-09-04

- Ia rozpowszechnianie kart
ilustrowanych, przedstawiajacych
rodzicow dzieci szkolnych, zna-
nych z procesu wrzesinskiego,
skazala Izba karna w Bytomiu P.
Rude ksiegarni "Katolika" ma
200 m, a p. Glazowskiego Roz-
barku ma 100 m. kary.
= Arcydziela sztuki zegarmi-
strzowskiej dokonal zegarmistrz
2 La Chaud-de-Fonds, Henryk
Dubois-Honriet. Jest to damski
zegarek remontoir, w calosci z
kosci sloniowej zrobiony. Procz
kamieni wlosa, zreszta wszyst-
kie czesci skladowe zegarka So
z kosci sioniowej. Materyaiu do
fabrykacyi dostarczyly zegarrni-
strzowi 4zuzyte kule bilardowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-09-04

MILWAUKEE, Wis, a wrzesnia. -
Pc przyjeciu platformy, potepiaja-
cej stanowczo gospodarke republi-
kanow, a zwfaszcza ich polityke
popierania trust6w, przystapiono
do wyboru kandydata ma guberna-
tora. Zaraz prey pierwszem gfoso-
waniu wybrano Davida S. Rose,
mayora miasta Milwaukee, demo-
kratycznym kandydatem.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, 4 wrzesnia =
Adwokat re San Francisco, Fran
kiln K. Lane, otrzymat nominacye
ma gubernatora stanu California,
ma stanowej demokratycznej kon-
wencyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-09-04
Kronika MiejscoWa,
Straszny wypadek ma Milwaukee
ave.

DIS rano pomiedzy godzina =
a 7 wydarzy} Sc grozny wypadek
ma Milwaukee ave-, blisko Girard
str. Jest w owen miejscu po-
dwojna wielka pokrywa mad tu-
nelem linowej kolei. Tramwaj ia
dacy ku miastu, nadjezdzajac z
caiym pedem, niewyjasnionej
dobrze przyczyny, przewazyl te
pokrywe tax, re przedni, moto-
rowy wagon oparl sic podwa-
iona czeSc,gwaitownie uniosl SIG
tylna swa czescia w gore, pod
niego podsunai sic drugi wagon
Oba wagony zapelnione byly lu-
dzmi. Zderzenie tax bylo slime,
re wagony sic pogiely i czescio-
wo potrzaska1y; duzo pasazerow
wypadio ma ulice, inhi pokaleczy-
Ii sic wewnatrz wagonow.
Prawdopodobnie smiertelnie
zostali pokaleczeni: Louis Ben
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-09-04
Rome wiadomoscl
teIegraficZne.

Ma konkursie samochod6w
we Frankfurcie mad Menem otrzy-
mai pierwszq nagrode Clarence
Dinsmore New Yorku "a auto
mobil do przewozenia ciezar6w.
- w miescie Juncos ma wyspie
Porto Rico wybuchfy rozruchy,
kt6re u5mierzy6 musiaio wojsko.
W poludniowych dzielnicach
Londynu dopuszcza sic zorganizo.
wana banda ustawicznych zbrodni.
Policya ME moze wpasc ma trop
zbrodniarzy.
= Rad buigarski aresztowaf
generala Sonczewa, generate MI
chstowskiego innych czfonk6w
komitetu macedonskiego.
= Magic zastabniecie carowej
o-yjskiej wywolaia W Petersburgu
W Kopenhadze niematq sensacye.
w Tyfisie usunefa sic czesc
CORY Kasbek, CO spowodowafo "a
sypanie 20 wsi i smierc 7OO osob.
Kr6iowa Wilhelmna zagai
osobiScie l6 wrzesnia posiedzenle
generalnej rady panstwa.
Ogromne oszustwa popelnia-
ne bywajq W Portugalii. Kursuje
mn6stwo fatszywych pienledzy,
skradziono zapasy mundur6w woj-
skowych, urzednicy celni sprzenie-
wierzyIi sumo S50O,OOO, rabusie "a
brali bankn Costa 100000.
Po ostatnim wybuchu wulkanu
Pelee zapadla sic wschodnia Geese
wyspy Maltynlki do morza ma
przestrzeni mill kwadratowej.
Liczba ofar W ludziach wynosi
1000.
W prowincyi Oranje iatwiej
przychodzi Anglikom zjednac So
bic Boer6w, niz W Transwalu.
- Strajk We Florencyi skonczyt
sic wszyscy robotnicy powr6cili
do zwy lei ptacy.
- Manewry pod Frankfurtem
mad Olra maja ma celu wykazac
odparcie napadu wojsk rosyjskich
ma wschodnie prowincye Prus.
- ZwoIane bedzie nadzwyczajne
posiedzenie pennsylwanskiej legi-
slatury, azeby zaIatwic sprawe
strajku wegIarzy.
- Zerwano ukfady, majace ma
celu zalozye trust rzezaln. Ia
chowanie sic wfa5cicieli chicago
skich rzezaln wstrzymato dalsze
pertraktacye.
Prokurator zwiazkowy O.
5wiadczyi, re rzadowi ME przy-
siuguje prawo mieszania sie do
strajku W kopalniach twardego we
gla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-09-04
W Poznaniu brak Polak6W.
Szlachta polska ostentacyjnie Wyje=
Chaia miasta.
We Wggrzech zakazano niemiecklch
przedstaWien teatralnych
Roosevelta najechany przez tramwaj
Prezydent lekko pokaleczony, lecz deekyw VIM. Craig
zabity mie scu.

Ia go nawet porwac oddac zbo-
jom. Lecz nowem jest zupelnie
to, co teraz podano ma macedon-
skim kongresie W Sofi, jako fakt
niezawodny, oparty ma zdobytych
dokumentach. Oto, W Serbii, W
miescie Niszu, lezacem nieopodal
bulgarskiej macedonskiej grant
cy, utworzyf sic specyalnie serbski
komitet macedonski. Ma kongre-
sic W Sofii odczytano statut tego
zwiazku i ogladano jego pieczecie.
Statut glosi W S 3-cim: ,Celem
komitetu jest wszelkimi sposobami
tepic wszystko, CO tylko jest but
garskiego W Macedonii, Tracyi i
Starej Serbii". Paragraf IL tax
brzmi:
pKazdy czfonek komitetu musi
mice pseudonim, nadany mu przez
centralny zarzad zwiazku, i W
swych podrozach W celach agita-
cyinych powinien mice przy sobie
sztylet i revolver, kt6rych bez wa.
hania uzyje przeciw Bulgarom.
ilekro6 przez to siebie ME narazi".
Psragraf 13-ty giosi:
,,Pieczecia centralnego zarzadu
jest okrqgfy znak, posiadsjacy W
srodku szable, karabin cboragiew
serbskq, pod niemi plonaca bombe,
a W otoku slowa: uSmierc Butga-
rom"
Paragraf 15-ty postauawia, re
Ida scigania zewnetrznych We
wnetrznych wrog6w narodu serb
skiego, oraz dla poznawania ich
dzialalnosci, centralny zarzad zwia.
zku utworzy taina policye".
W paragrafe l9-tym powie-
dziano:
,,Kszdy czlonek komitetu jest o.
bowiazany zabijac Bufgarow,
gdziekolwiek znajdzie do tego spo-
sobnosc", a W paragrafie 20-tym
dodano, re ,,sktadajac przysiege ma
wierno5o zwiazkowi, kazdy jego
czlonek przyjmuje ma siebie obo-
wiazek zabijania Bufgar6w, jezeli
za5 kiedykolwiek zaniedba tel po-
winno5ci, sam podlega karze Smier.
ci".
Belgradzkie pisma, powtarzajac
ten statut "a bufgarska ,,Wieczor-
ma Poczta", dodaja Cd siebie, 70 6w
serbski komitet macedonski zato-
zyt jaki5 nznany" rewolucyonista
Risto Popowicz re naturalnie
rad serbski bedzie gorliwie tepif
jego spisek. 0 tenn zapewne mkt
ME zechce z CORY watpic: bedzie
rad serbski tepit 6w zb6jecki ko-
mitet, jezeli potrafi, ale ME to
chodzi, lecz o to, re miedzy Sto-
wianami panujq take braterskie
uczucia.