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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-01-26
Jules Haumout,
Eoupty A sSaesi

Jules Haumont,
County Assessor.
1t was moved and carried that
the appointments be confirmed.
The finance committee report
ed as follows:
We recommend the following
estimate of expenses for the year
1905:
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-01-26

n Burns chairman Willis road ....,....S OJ
r w Buckner, commissioner Wills road : vi
+ NanAhtwerpi surveying aud plating
roads ...'... ....'..'.'' '''.'.'.''' 10 81
And that The claims Of the Union
Pacific II. r. Co. for $40 for rent of
right of way for road purposes be
rejected for the reason that the lease
has not been signed by the COMPANY.
And that the claim of Frank Do.
besh for increase of compensation of
damages allowed him on the Fortik
road be rejected for the reason that
this board has no Jurisdiction.
Jos. Fenimore
II. B. Scbneringer
G.. Il. Thorpe
1t was moved and carried that the
report of the committee be accepted
and adopted.
A motion to reject the claim of j.
G. w. Lewis for $500, for expens
of publishing 1.-THE District School, ;"
failed for the want Of second.
1t was moved and seconded that
the claim be- allowed.
The ayes and nays being called
,h9 vote was as follows:
Aye: Greenwalt, Thorpe and
Fonda.
Nay: Fenimore, Schneringer,
Morris and Arthur.
Chairman declared the motion lost.
1t was moved and carried that the
number of deputy assessors for the
ear 1905 be fixed ut % One for
Victoria and Hayes townships com.
oined, one for Broken Bow city and
ono each for the other townships.
1t was moved and carried that tn
clerk prepare new forms for road
petititions and appraisers repor,
under the direction of the road
Committee.
The following communication from
the county assessor was read by the
clerk:
TO the county board of Custer
county:
l hereby submit to your honorable
body for approval the following
nominations for deputy assessors for
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-01-26
Township Clerks
Township Treasurer.

Purcell Bros, contract for Furnishing supplies,
Also that the petition of the Lin
coin Land Co, ct al, for road in
twp IL, rye II be granted.
Also that the following claims be
allowed:
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-01-26

See those new tablets at Mar
quiss Bros. 32tf
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-05-10
Who is the home merchant? He

Who is the home merchant? He
is the man who helps pay for the
streets upon which you walk; for
the schools in which your children
or perhaps you were educated; he
helps to keep up the church in
which you worship. He is the man
who builds home which enhances
the value of property. Every sub
scription paper has his name on it.
He is the one who can't afford to
swindle you; self-interest, if nothing
else, would prevent this. He bears
his shaie of the burden of good
government and stays with you in
sunshine and darkness; i'll the days
of prosperity and adversely. These
are but few reasons why Our pat
ronage should be given to the home
merchant.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-05-10
SCHOOL CLOSES TODAY.
Prof Baker Reports Satisfactory
Work in All Grades.


The public schools of Kennewick
Closed to lay, completing the year
of nine mouths. Practically all the
pupils enrolled in the respective
grades have done creditable work
and have received the usual pro-
motion cards advancing them to the
next grades. The course of study
prescribed by the state board of ed
ucaiion has been followed in all
grades from the first to the ninth,
inclusive, and i'll the tenth. so far,
is pupils were prepared for it In
the high school the work has been
kept we'll up with that of cores
ponding classes in Spokane and
other cities. One pupil of the
ninth grade who recently went
from our school to that at Clarks-
ton reported that she found her
work here to be in advance of that
of the classes which she entered
there. Prospectively, there will be
a good enrolment for the high
school next year. In the primary
and grammar grades faithful work
has been done by all the teachers
ard a good foundation laid for
higher work to come. Attendance
has been somewhat interrupted by
the illness of pupils and by their
necessary employment. In the
latter particular the work for the
last three weeks has been accom-
modated to meet toe wishes ct
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-05-10
Early Ohio Potatoes,

May Goth to June 10th is plenty
early to plant Early Ohios for seed an
otner spring. Early Ohios are always
high in the spring, generally selling at
$4,000 per ton. Owing to cheap price
of potatoes in the east Richey & Gill
bert Go. Of Toppenish can lay down
Early Ohios in 5 ton lots at Kenne.
wick at S25.OO per. ton.
This is the earliest section in the
state. With the new land being de-
yeloped at Two Rivers and here Early
Ohios will be in demand next spring
Order seed now from Richey and Gill
bert, Toppenish. 1854 If
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-05-10
CONTEST NOTICE


Department of the Interior, Land Office at
Walla Walla, WASH, May 2, 1905.
A sufficient contest atficavit having been
filed in this office by
ORyILLE A. ANTHONY
contestant, against homestead entry No.
1856, made May 18th, 1893, for Northeast quar-
ter Section 2S, Township H., range IS e., by
David Stewart Bell, contestee, in which it is
alleged that said David Stewart Bell has aban-
doned said land for more than six months last
past and has failed to comply with the law re-
garding residence and cultivation.
Said parties are hereby notified to appear,
respond and offer evidence touching said allie
CATION at 10 O'Clock a. M. on September 13
1905, before the Register and Receiver at the
United States Land Office in Walla Walla,
Wash.
The said contestant having, in proper Aft
davit, filed May /, 1905, set forth facts which
show that aftec due diligence personal service
of this notice can not be made, it is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
J. L. MoHuNDRo, Register.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-05-10
Department of the Interior, Land
Office at Walla Walla, Wash.
Nav roNe

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and TINT said
proof will lie made before E. P. Greene,
U. S. Commissioner, at his office at
Pasco, Washington, on June II, 1905,
viz:
CHARLES H. PUTNAM,
who made II. E. No OsS1, for the
N! NEt and Mel NW{ Sec. s, TIP. 8
N, r. 30 E, w. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz: w.
NJ. Scott, of Kiona, Washington; Will
liam Martin. Frank Emigh, r. G..
Braemer, of Kennewick, Washington.
J. L. MoHUNDRo, Register.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-05-10

teeth and our cinch on the beauty
prize, the prettiest girl in the world
told us with he5own eyes that it felt
like a covey of quails flying out Of
each ear and ended up with sensa-
ton like a flock of angels pouring
ing molasses down ones back. No
taste to the first kiss? G:eat Scott!
1t would make a wooden Indian
cigar signs hair curl and his tee
nails puiver in eostacy."
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-05-10

Two Arkansaw editors have been
discussing the merits of osculati II
One of them, the Times man, led
of by saying: The greatest sur-
prise to girl who gets kissed the
first time is that there is no taste to
it " To this the editor of the S:ar
replied in burst of elooueuce:
mo taste to it? Well, by the hen
feathers on the Cupid's dart, the
Times man must be color blind in
the palate. They tell us, those
who have tried it, that it tastes like
the double distilled essence of honey
spread thick on a piece of pumpkin
pie. Away back in the dim and
JOYFUL past. before we'd lost all or
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-05-10

An eastern man stepped off at
Pasco a few weeks ago when the
wind was blowing a gale of 30
miles an hour. Mister, said he,
to a man who was sitting on the
baggage truck on the sheltered side
OF the station house, "does the
wind blow this way all the time?"
Mop" said the resident as he
calmly spat with the wind, "about
halt the time, l should say, it blows
the other way.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-05-10

parents and patrons. The total
enrolment for the year has been
about 200. Summaries of the
teachers reports will be published
as soon as completed. Eighth
grade examinations will be held
next Thursday and Friday.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-05-10
THE EXHIBIT WILL BE READY.
Yakima County Will be Well Sup
piled With Farm Products on
Opening of Lewis and
Clark Fair.

Yakima county will have a good
supply of farm products on display
at the opening of the Lewis and
Clark fair at Portland June Ist.
The members of the committee
having the work in charge have Sc
cured a large supply of material
considering the season of year.
The exhibit, from present indicat-
ions will be a credit to the county.
F. Walden, who was selected by
the committee, will look after the
Yakima exhibit. He will go to
Portland at an early date and get
things i'll shape for the opening
day.
There are I65 boxes of the finest
kind of apples to be shown OIL the
first day. There will be vegetables
of all kinds and small fruits will
make good showing. Potatoes
and grain will be on hand in suf-
ficient quantities to show what can
be done in Yakima. The first
Strawberries that ripened at Kenne-
wick have been secured and placed
in cold storage ready for the open
ing. By the time the fair opens
there will be plenty of this class of
berries and lots of cherries to keep
the exhibit up.
Mrs. c. J. Grsnache has been ap-
pointed to look after the poultry
display for Yakima. Already she
has the promise of 60 fowls to 90
into both the county and state ex-
hibit.-Republic.
We carry in stock Hart Schaffner &
Marx clothing, G. L. Hardman guar
anteed hats, Foot Schulze and Cos.
guaranteed shoes, The Lion Brand
shirts ana collars, Frank Russel's
hand sewed gloves, Ellsworth Thay-
er's Great Western gloves. Levi Strauss
Copper Riveted Overalls. We also
have Ed V. Prices line of samples con-
sisting of 500 samples Of the latest pat
terms of woolens. Prices, you know,
is the largest and best equipped house
Of its kind in the world, If you don't
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-05-10

know it we can tell you how to find
out for yourself. These lines being the
best to be had there is no competition,
consequently no cutting in prices.
SCOTT & co.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-05-10

We realize that only first class bearing
The McCormicks have roller bearings, and
dust proof bushings. Consider the minor
points as well as the more important ones
We will have a line up for samples in few
days i-void the great annoyance of having
to wait week for every repair you want dur
ing the harvesting season, and buy your ma
chine from house that keepa complete line
of repairs.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-07-01
wojna Rosyjsko' Japokska

Usilowania prezydenta Roosevelta, aby
pogodzic Rosye zJaponia, speiziy prawie
ma niczem. Oba panstwa odpowiedzialy,
re ME maja mic przeciwko temu, ably
przeciwnik prosl o pok6j-poza tenn mic
ME uczyniono. w biezacym tygodniu
prezydent Roosevelt chcial sklonic pan
stwa wojujace do zawieszenia broni, ale
i to mu sic ME udalo Rosya odpowie-
dziala, re Zawieszenie broni zalezne jest
cd Japonii, jako pahstwa zWyciezkiego,
Japonia zaS odpoWiedziala, re zwyciezo-
nemu wypada prosic 0 zaprzestanie woj
ny, ale prosba ia musi bye szcZera, ME
obliczona tylko ma niepotrzebna zwioke
czasu. Odpowiedz japohska wyraznie po-
sadza Rosye uzywanie diplomacy do
przeWlekania wojny do oszustWa. Ro-
sya ME pr6bowala nawet tiomaczyc sic z
tych zarzut6w, tylko, jakby ma kpiny,
zapytafa ROosevelta. czy on Japonia ME
mieliby mic przeciwko temu, zeby do roz-
poczecia krok6w pokojowych re strony
Rosyi naznaczeni byli: p. Nelidow ba-
ron Rosen Zapytanie to ME jest urzedo-
we nikogo do niczego ME obowiazuje.
Podczas, gdy sprawa Zawarcia pokoju
jest w takiej niepewnosci, Rosya ma
gwalt wzmacnia fortyfikacye Wladywo-
stoku bez przerWy wysyfa noWe wojska
ma teren woj jenny. Wobec tego marszalek
DIANA rozpoczal ma nowo posuwac swoja
armie ku p6}nocy Moskale W kilku miej-
scach pr6bowali powstrzymac ten poch6d,
ale ma promo: wojska japonskie wsze-
die zawsze sa niezwyciezone. Kore-
spondenci donosza, re armia japonska
jest rozciagnieta w linie 400 mil dluga i
prawdopodobnie otacza Rosyan ma nowo
W wielkie koio. Watpliwem Jest jednak,
czy Moskale zatrzymaja sic gdziekol-
wick, aby przyjac walna bitwe. Prawdo-
podobnie Moskale zostawia wielka do
brze zaopatrzona zaloge we W}adywosto-
ku, resztkami swej armii beda pro-
wadzic wojne podjazdowa.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-07-01
SkandaI W tow. Equitable.

z zarzadu towarzystwa ubezpieczen
"Equitabe' zreZygnOwali Obaj dyrekto-
rzy Hyde Alexander, kt6rych zatarg
ajemny pociagna} "a SODA wykrycie
tylu naduzyc Paul Morton, byly Sc
kretarz marynarki, jest teraz glowa tow.
Equitable" jake prezes komitetu dy-
rektor6w. Wzial on sic do wyprowadze-
MIA spraw tel instytucyi ma czysta Wode
wfasciWa mu energla proWadzl sledz-
two przedwstepne. Uda}o mu sic wy
kryc rzeczy poprostu zdumiewajace.
Tax mp: niezyjacy juz dzisiaj za}ozyciel tej
najwiekszej w swiecie kompanii ubez-
pieczeniowej, ojciec Jamesa, Henry
Hyde, zawarf sam scba kontrakt, re
pobierac bedzie ola siebie procent cd
wszystkich premij pobieranych przez
kompanie-a suma tych premij wynosi
$50, 600, 900 rocznie! Pc jego smierci kom-
pania ugodzi}a sic re spadkobiercami, re
wyp}aci i'm jednorazowo $5,0O0,00O ably
sic zrzekli pobierania tego niesiychanego
haraczu. Mlody Hyde, zostawszy vice.
prezydentem po smierci ojca, rzadzil
kompania tax samo ma swoja korzysc.
Matke swoja zapisal ma liscie urZedni-
k6w kompanii wyznaczyf jej pensye
$25, 900 rocznie, choc ME spelniala Ia
dnych czynnosci. Nawet osoby juz ME-
zyjace figurowaly ma liscie pobierajacych
pensye urzednikow, pieniadze wrzeko-
mo i'm wyplacane sp}ywa}y do kieszeni
pan6w dyrektor6w.- .-Wobec powyzszych
i wielu inpych jeszcze naduzyc, prokura-
tor stanu New York nosi sic z mysla po-
wolania winowajc6w pred kratki sado-
we. w obawie aresztu, pieciu najwybi-
tniejszych bylych dyrektor6w tow. p
quitable" wyjezdza wkr6tce ma Waka-
eye do Europy. =
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-07-01

ktatury policyjnej pomocnika ministra
spraw wewnetrznych Trepowa, oraz usu-
niecia tych ministr6w, kt6rzy sa prze-
ciwni reformom zapowiedzianym w uka-
zie z d. marca.
w Baku ma Kaukazie udaio sic policyi
wykryc fabryke bomb, kt6ra umieszczo-
ma by}a w jednej oficyn przy ulicy Te-
lefonicznej. w parterowym domku wy
kryto narzedzia potrzebne do odlewania
bomb. w chwili kiedy policya wkroczy-
la do budynku, robota trwala w calej
pelni. Znaleziono 200 odlanych bomb. ale
ami sladu wybuchowych materyalow.
Widocznem jest, re napelnianie bomb
odbywalo sic w innem miejscu.
Powstanie bardzo grozne szerzy sic
w kraju zakaukaskim w CUB. erywa1-
skiej Gromady Tatar6w spalily spla-
drowaly cztery wsie ormiahskie, zato, re
ich mieszkancy trzymali rzadem. Mia
sto Owkianoraszan bylo literalnie oble-
game przez powstanc6w, ale ich odparto
i zabito okolo setke. Ku obronie oblezo-
nych ziawi} sic oddziai kozak6w. Lii
czne wsie ormianskie Sd zagrozone; po-
wstanie sic szerzy. Obliczaja, re do po-
wstania nalezy $1,000 os6b.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-07-01

wateli wys}alo telegram do gubernatora,
proszac pofozenie kohca tym naduzy-
ciom. Gubernator odpowiedzia}, re win:
nych ukarze, ale MECH i'm udoWodnia
wine "a pomoca SWiadk0W..
Wybitna role w Walce ma barykadach
odegrali zydzi; ich tez zginelo stosun-
kowo najwiecej. Jak m6wia, bezposre-
dnia przyczyna tax energicznego wzie-
cia sic bundowc6w do stawiania barykad
byla ia okolicznosc, re po rzezi demon
strantow we srode wiecz6r policya ME
chcia}a wydac rodzinom trup6w pole
g}ych Hyd6w, choc zgodzila sic ma wy
DAME trupow chrzescian.@a
w sobote Socyal Demokracya Kr6le-
stwa Polskiego Litwy wydala odezwe
wzywajaca wszystkich robotnik6w W
ca}ym kraju do strajku. majacego sta
nowic protest przeciwko rzezi l6dzkiej.
Powyzej opisane zajscia l6dzkie zna-
lazly oddzwiek natychmiastowy w War
tniem miescie W sobote wybuchl strajk
i mia}y miejsce starcia wojskiem. W
Warszawie zastrajkowali robotnicy ma
kolejach Wiedehskiej i Nadwislanskiej.
w piatek d. % czerwca po po}udniu z}a-
pano jakiegos czlowieka z bomba w kie.
szeni pred cyrkulem ma Nalewkach
Aresztowany odm6wi} wszelkich zeznan
Osadzono go w cytadeli warszawskiej
w sobote oko}o G. 6ej wiecz6r procesys
robotnicza maszeroWala w temze mie
scie utica Grzybowska, gdy wtem ne
rogu Wroniej patrol konny zastapi1 je.
droge. Czfowiek jakis tlumu rzuci
bombe zranil dwoch zofnierzy, poczen
ucieki.
Jakby W celu dolania oliwy do ognia
skazano W. sobote w Warszawie ma smiert
slusarza Stefana Okrzeje, kt6ry d. x
marca (w dzieh zamachu ma oberpolic
majstra Nolkena) rzucil bombe cyrku
lie praskim porani} szesciu policyant0w
Wiadomosc tym wyroku rozesz}a sic
wnet po miescie wywolafa giebokit
wrzenie wsr6d ludnosci robotniczej Mi
by}oby mic dziwnego, gdyby sceny po
dobne do l6dzkich powt6rzyiy sic "
Warszawie.
w poniedz. zrana pomimo deszczu thu
nicach robotniczych Warszawy wzie
}y sic do stawiania barykad ma ul. Wro
niej, Ogrodowej iKrochmalnej. Ia podsta
we kazdej barykady s}uzy} w6z lub tram
wal, kt6ry schwytano przewr6cono; n:
szczycie umieszczano czerwona flage
Policya wojsko zdobywa}y barykad,
szturmem, zabijajac raniac wiele os6b
Ma ul. zelaznej kozacy, rozpedzaja'
tlum, zabili try osoby. w halach cen
tralnych t}um ludzi uzbrojonych w rewol
very zaatakowal patrol wojskowy; zoi
nierze r6wniez odpowiedzieli strza}am
zabili jakiegos chlopca, oraz ranili Kill
ku mezczyzn.
Piaciu robotnik6w zakluli wsp6}towa
rzysze nozami zato, ze ME chcieli straj
kowac. Ma murach wszedzie sa porozle
plane odezwy rewolucyjne. Sklepy poza
mykane, ruch ko}owy ma ulicach ustal
miasto ma wyglad obozowiska, bo kozac!
zolnierze biwakuja wszedzie ma ulicach
Partya Socyal- Demokratyczna Kr6lestw'
Polskiego Litwy, oraz 'Bund' zydo
wski, wzywaja robotnik6w do dalsze
walki, ale to wezwanie prawdopodobni'
pozostanie bez skutku, bo w miescie sto
ia "a bataliony wojska.
| Socyalisc: jednakze ME traca nadziei
usilnie agituja wsrod wojskowych. Agi
tacya ia zaczyna pewien wpiyw Wywie
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-07-01

leryi tego samego dnia po poludniu. Ten
wielotysieczny t}um zoldactwa przez
Gala noe z czwartku ma piatek kopal ro-
wy w strzeial do robotnik6w, az wreszcie
w piatek rano G. 4ej udalo sic wojsku
zdobyc ostatnia barykade.
w sobote do poludnia walka uliczna
trwa}a jeszcze, ale juz s}absza. Gdzienie-
gdzie tylko strzelano okien do zo}nierzy.
Ma Baiutach rzucono znoWu bombe W
koszary kozackie zn6w zabito czterech
zolnierzy, oraz dwadziescia koni.
Jaka jest ilosc ofiar tych walk zacie-
tych po obu stronach-tego Mkt ME vie
zapewne wiedziec ME bedzie.
zolnierzy pablo zabitych conajmniej
siedmdziesieciu; ilu robotnik6w stra-
clio zycie-obliczyc ME podobna wo-
bee tego, re wojsko w czasie walki zbie-
raio trupy i zakopywa1o ma cmentarzu
we wspolnych do}ach. Rannych zbierali
r6wniez zo}nierze odwozili do szpitali,
lub do kancelaryj. Wszystkie szpitale
byly tax przepelnione, re rannych umie-
szczano dla braku }6zek pokotem ma po-
d}odze. Liczba lekarzy okaza}a sic
niewystarczajaca, tax, re wielu rannych
umario jedynie braku pomocy lekar-
skiej.
Me trzeba mniemac, re tylko ci pogi-
nell lub zostali poranieni przez zo1da-
k6w, kt6rzy stawiali op6r. Rozpasane
zo}dactwo walilo kazdego kto sic nawi-
nal, czy to winny, czy ME Winny, do
puszczaio sic przytem licznych zupe}-
ME niepotrzebnych okrucienstw: Opo.
wiadaja zabiciu przez zo}nierzy jakiejs
m}odej dziewczyny, kt6ra ma rynku
przemawiala paki cd p}6tna do walcza-
cych; w innem zn6w miejscu wystrzela-
no CO do nogi rodzine zydowska z}ozona
pieciu os6b, kt6ra W powozie pryWa-
tnym uciekala z miasta pred rewolucya;
jeszcze gdzieindziej zabili zolnierze
woznego fabryki Rosenblata, w chwili
gdy odnosi} znaczna sumo pieniedzy swe-
20 pana do banku. Ogo}em musia}o po-
ledz ME mniej jak tysiac osob, diva
razy tyle jest rannych.
Najzacietsza walka trwa}a W piatek
pod wiecz6r. Widziano naWet mafych
chlopc6w, kt6rzy opanowani zapa}em re-
wolucyjnym ca}oWali czerwony sztan-
dar przysiegali,z re umra "a sprawe VOL
nosci. Ulice miasta professionally obraz
przypominajacy Paryz "a czas6w Komu-
ny 1871 r. Barykady powzmacniano de-
skami materacami, poprzywiazyWa-
nymi "a pomoca drutu. Wieczorem wsze-
die panowa}a ciemnosc, przerywana tyl-
ko blyskawicami strzat6w, DO zapaleniu
latarni mkt ME marzy}. Oko}o p6lnocy
strzelanina byla najgestsza. Jeden z
korespondent6w s}ysza} jak przez pie
tnascie minut rzedu strza}y pada}y je-
den po drugim bez zadnej przerwy,
wydajac zdaleka odglos TAXI, jakby kto
groch lub kamyki sypa} ma blache.
W sobote wiecz6r walka ponowila sic
znowu, ale sila zbrojna wojskowa byla juz
pania sytuacyi. Donosza, re kozacy
zdejmowali trupow pieniadze koszto-
wnosci.
Fabrykanta Neumana zastrzelili podo-
bno robotnicy.
w niedziele W poniedzialek nawet
zdarzaly sic jeszcze utarczki tlumu z
wojskiep', ale juz ME tax liczne- -szcze-
g6lniej ma Ba}utach. Ludnosc zamo-
zniejsza zaczela tlumnie wynosic sic z
miasra. Podobno wyjechalo do $4,000
os6b. Kozacy, ME majac juz wiele do
roboty rewolucyonistami, wzieli sic dc
zaczepiania ograbiania spokojnych
przechodni6w. Kilku znaczniejszch oby-