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Cincinnati ..........10100oA-2 6 I St. Louis ...........0 0 Q Q 0--0 2 0
 Batteries-We and Ltvingston; Higgins and Grady.
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St. Louis .a.,..oo08Oo1Oal g 1
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At Brooklyn
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At Cleveland
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STATE LEAGUE STANDING.

Won. Lost. PC.
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American League.

At New York
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Local Weather Report.

New Haven, September 6.
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It's Business With Us and With You.

at
 
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-20
DiCCiOnario ingI6s- -espahOI Y espahoI- ingIi

ores diccionarios ingleses Y espanoles, por doI
pleto de los publicados hasta ell dfa. Sexta ed
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que bril1aban como I'm topacio,
como orc en- fusion, como TN
faro.
El mundo desapareci6 ante
mi conciencia, mi cerebro sc va
c1o, como absorvido por una es-
ponja. Sus ojos penetraban en-
todo MI ser y me torturaban,
provocando en- mi I'm incendio
-iManana, q las seis de la
tarde, mataras 4 tn amante!
-iNo, nuncai. mo es possible!
Mi carne sc encabTita, mi Co
razon enloquece, mis- yertebras
Sc desunen.
--iNo, no quiero! mo quiero!
Aquel hombre me fascina,
me anonada, me subyugaD Sus
.ojos Sc asernejan a los de un
bu1tre. El infame manda. exi-
ge y mantiene su terrible impo-
sicion..
X como Sc ha vengado! Aqui
|estoy viva, Y mi Andres yace
cadaver sobre el pavimento!
y. Constant
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-20
:L.EYES DE 1905

Sc hallan a la venta en- Ia Ii
breria del BoLET1N las leyes de
1905, acompanadas de IN vo
l1men de gran utilidad para los
letrados y el publico en- general,
conteniendo la Ley de evi-
dencia" y ID APPENDICES de leyes
de otras Asambleas references
tambien a la prueba en- 10 civil,
Precio de las dos obras... 5 200
Ley de evidencia, compTa-
da separadameat ate. S $50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-20
Cuentos ajenos
SUGGESTION
(CsHslusds)

$40 me es possible dominar
la emocion que me subyuga.
va sc que me pongo en- ridl-
culo a tus ojos al perturbar
nuestTa entrevista con la inter
vencion de vanos fantasnas,
Pero me oprirne, me ahoga
una augusta terrible.
-Sf, estoy convencida de que
no es natural y de que mi cere-
bro esta perturbado. No Sc me
ha subido Ell vino a la cabeza,
pues apenas he paesto mis- la
bios en- la copa de Champagne.
Me parece que mi voluntad
sc escasea gotta a gotta como Ell
aqua de un deposito roto.
Mi 20 Sc anula y mi persona
lidad retrocede y Sc bora entire
densas brunas, Sin embargo,
mi lucidez es completa, "a zono
logicamente, distingo los objetos
que cubren esa mesa Y leo los
titulos de los libros que hay en-
esa estanteria. -
Las cinco y cincuenta! ITO
davfa tengo tiempof'
lTiempo para que7 Lo igno-
70. 1He dicho 20 eso7 mo ha
hablado alguien en- mi lugar?
les possible! IA las seis en-
punto tengo que ejecutar TN
proyecto!. .lCual? No 10 re-
cuerdo. Hay una laguna en-
mi memoria. No obstante. ST
10 recordara, tendria la claye
del misterio. tQue es 10 que
debe ocurrir a las seis?
-Es possible que me haya
yuelto loca Has hecho NAL,
Andres, en- no creerme. Mi
proyecto es espantoso :. ! No
falta mas que IN minute! ICON
que rapidez rnarchan las agu-
Jas de ese reloj!....
-lNo, por piedadl rs una
crisis que pasara sin auxilio de
medico. va estoy mejor, Cues
ti6n de nervios! HAS visto Ell
delicioso revolver que he COM
prado para defenderme7 Els
muy ligero juguete.
-Lo he sido pecfectanente.
Ese hombre frunce Ell ceno mi
rando la hora. iPerd6name,
Andres; pero no puedo desob
decerle!
Que he hecho, Dios nio!.u..
lHe sido quien ha disparado?I
tEs este una alucinacion, una
pesadilla? No. El revolver hu-
mea todavfa. ANDRES, Andres,
habla, contestame! 1Estas heri-
do2 Brota la sangre de su TIL
b1a cabeza. iMuerto! Muer-
to. -! iYo lie he matado iAlI
i'm sc rasga el velo del miste-
rio!.... Un viento de horror
d1sipa las brumas! -. lLos re
cuerdos 1uyen y rehuyen en-
mi cere bro! les el, es el Elsa
es una mirada cruel y fascina-
dora!
Aver, cuando me anunciabaI
81 partida Sc sento a mi lado "
me contemplo durante breveI
tempo. Yo estaba palida VI
temblorosa. Guerra huir Y no.
podfa moverme de MI sitio. No
sc apartaban de mi sus ojos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-20
MISAS DE MANANA
SANTOS DEL LUNES

Lunes 22. ~ Santa Maria Salome,
viuda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-20

$40 me es possible dominar
la emocion que me subyuga.
va sc que me pongo en- ridi-
culo a tus ojos al perturbar
nuestTa entrevista con la inter
vencion de vanos fantasmas,
Pero me oprime, me ahoga
una augusta terrible. :.
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0. CASES
HEARD
iNiIil' leaves
.II ] THE WEST

General Manager Lee j. Malone,
Of the Fairmont Coal Company,
left Monday for the northwest
where he viii, in company With
other officials Of the company make
an inspection of the holdings of the
Northwestern Fuel Company, in
that, section.
Afr NJ Alone left for Chicago. In.
that will be Joined by Presi-
dent ~. Watson and Vice Presi-
dent j ers III. Nv heelwrig Et and after
an inPeetion Of the dock and
steamers of the Northwestern Com
pany at Chicago, Duluth and other
lake ports. the party Will look over
the situation in various western
cities. milwaukee, Minneapolis, ST..
Paul and other Western metropolis
Will be visited.
Tn the future, much more than
during the past. Mr.. Malone will
exercise general supervision of the
entire holdings Of the allied cor
porations both in the east and the
west. Heretofore, his responsible
ties with work Of d routine charact-
er5 in the Fairmont Offices has kept
him tied down to such an extent
that he had little time to look after
interests other than those of the pro
ducing end of the business
Infthe future he viii be in active.
charge of all the business and a
great deal of his time will be spent
in loolein CATER the various sub
companies affairs.
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!
Il1g

f.lSa8 T5,,ieineer GreineT 81 TIE
S3.;5 ysas ssTId tta1lelit
Fss y IS IA announced the
49,, q MS inspection tour,
si5;;si, s. held 81 Nofetnber.
lli..ii2ats cars Scs 9O2 and 931 viii
,3sis5l ,1y tl1s cljief engineer ana
s,s.i ,ls s. AS twoTlz and the
~, ,siII islre. m sflils great ter part Of
,,19,tb iii tle 50 ees and
sttrI,s an. tI1s y;,rious div
"a IN 4. q Iiniss vi i5s Thor
51,ai5iy insnectte.a ana where neces-
s: f;S,,;s 1giil he Yi1.,el. ftlI. I'M
,.G,.a ~ ,7,;..5 sl,o1l,i Sc made,
M; Sssss $500 ont from
~ mo-. ,ftl.r r3srtt 81 this
,g,1Stl4 IN. itinerary for this
N follows Cleveland
ISSS,s;sioy, Nay lSunday1 the
sysc;sl' TE;II Ia1s over a. A1I-ron. Nov.
= H. ilfs,,Sss VIII I,s inspected from
IRON II I,oIsaiin ana thence 10
Cleveland The train returning 60.
a l.ron3 ana leaving there on the, 7tll
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sneeiaI Term Of Federal Court
10 Be Held By Judge
Nathan Cot
BEGINS TOMORROW.
Fight Will Be a Bitter One With
Ias Lawyers on Either Side.
First OF Kind In History.

Al special term Of United States
couft will begin here tomorrow
morning. Judge Nathan, Golf will
preside The object of the term 1 s
Is try the Baltimore & Ohio ana
The Grafton & Belington railroad
company on an information, charg-
ing discrimination toward the Phil
1ippii Goal Ming company in the dis
tribution Of cars n favor of the Cen
trry Coal company and the South
ern Coal & Transpo rtat1on COM
paTy located between Grafton and
Belin ton. This information was
furnished the United States district
attorney by A. Thompson and others
and takes the place Of an Indictment
returned at the April term of the
federal grand jury. The charge IS
that there has been a violation Of
the interstate commerce act passed
by Congress prior to the term OF the
grand jury.
There are six indictments Of this
character against the Baltimore y
Ohio. The others are by the Red
Rock Fuel Company, the Pennsyl-
vania Coal Mining Company, the
Pitts Vein Coal Company. the
Hutchinson Fuel Company and the
Meadow7brook Coal Company.
The information viii be resorted
IA as the indictments are said to be
defective in form. and Congress has
given the district attorney the power
to substitute such information.
Among the prominent men to be
here for the trial are Arthur Hale,
John e. Wilson. W. Z. Trenary,
's.John Meesner. all Baltimore & Ohio
railroad officials. There will be
several Witnesses from New York
and Baltimore: They will arrive
TIE government viii be repre-
sented bv Judge Reese Blizzard and
Al. Showalter.
The trial will attract wide atte7-.
tioa, as it is the first of the kind IN.
the history of the United States.
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IN
SQUIRE'S COURT

May Moss and her husband, Fred
Moss, Of Point Comfort, had q
squabble at their home Sunday over
some family troubles, and as re-
suit May appeared in Magistrate
Gordon's court Monday morning
and swore out warrant against her
husband on the charge Of assault
and battery. When the case was
called for trial the two made up and
promised to live in peace in the
future, 50 the compl ainant with
drew the charge ON payment Ct
the costs the warral was. dismissed.
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+ fancis Fined By
Squire Gordon

H. IT. Elliott swore out a war,
rant against Thomas Francis in
Magistrate Gordon's court Monday
morning charging him with having
assaulted him and Francis swore
out a warrant against Elliott on the
same charge. Francis pleaded gull
tn to the charge against him and
was fined So and costs which he
paid but on the payment Of the
costs the warrant against Elliott
was withdrawn. This fine against
Francis was in addition to the fines
imposed on him by Mayor Harmer
for fighting Sunday, The fight be-
tween Elliott and Francis occurred
at Third and Pike streets.
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CRAZY MAN
HAS TYPHOID.

DIR. S. NJ. Mason examined the
man in the jail Sunday evening
and found his temperature to be
lO4.s and that he had typhoid
fever. Squire Bumgardner could
not be reached by telephone and
Magistrate Riley conferred with
Judge g. w. Lynch Of the circuit
COURT and they decided for human
ity's sake that the man should be
moved to the hospital at once for
treatment. OSey Bland. of this.
citv. a brother, executed bond Of
5000 for his appearance when re-
quire,1. 1T is said that Bands de-
raneemeRt was brought ON by some
opiate he took when he had some
teeth pulled last week. 1t is be-
lieyei THAT when he recovers from
itll6 fever that his mental condition
will. be az right.
Bland, Of Salem. bronght
here insane has typhoid feTer'
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Brokers Fail
In N. Y. City
4Rv Agsociated Press.

NEW YORK. Oct. .22-The sus-
pension of p. II. Mhite.-a Neayy
trader. was announced on the Con-
soIidated Stock Exchange today.
Under the rules White will have "a
hours to fulfill his contracts.
The failure of J. W. Henning,
operator on the New York stock ex-
change. was announced on the floor
of the exchange today.
Henning was a large trader on the
exchange. 1t is said he suffered
losses in Chicago, Milwaukee and
ST. Paul stock in April last
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.PII TSBBRGERS
NOT COMING

The large party Of Fittsburs
wholesale merchants have declared
off their trip into West Virginia
and viii not be here this week as
previously announced bv them.
However, the Cleveland Board of
Trade representation will visit
Clarksburg the last Of the month.
The Pittsburge.s write here that
they may come later in the year,
but there is nothing definite as to
that. Several West Virginia cities
are Disappointed as they had made
extensive preparations for extend.
ing them a royal reception.
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BIZ COAL DEAL
g0nsININIATEl

sfhe. contamination Of large coal
deal was made Saturday evening.
when the proceeds were distributed
and Tie decd made for The same. y
consisted, of the purchase by r. N.
Elite of9 Fairl ont, Of ZIG acres Of
casB III John II. Stout. The coal
lies near Columbia coal mines and
is,tl4e, Pit4sburg vein. The price
paid stout,v vas $175.an acre and was
sold BY J.E Bowman, who received
5000 an acre for it, This is the
largest deal made in. this section in
coal lands Tor several months. The
.purchaset S. the manager and one
Of the principal owners of the Nlr-
ginia & Pittsburg Coal Company at
Fairmont.
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q ssi0n

~, SSR4kli}sgYA94s x ..I
Goyeno9 VI \ II e. YjiAe the min
ing laws M 95s will llnld it,
next mes i'll q. o, Brooks
and -FrS.S 4 q a, 9 are home
from tie Me- 1St closed ct
gone over ll5tli5er Of operats
ors and, i iSnliilIis Z. 3 ca The me-
ing. AIds u made aes
Of Amer
only;SE5s. # lie voters IL
q q
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GIVES IS ACP#5IIP
LIBRARY F0R.l IND
George G. Sturgizs donates Site In
Moretntown For a National
Institute

u
A tract of.fiftecn acres Of land in
Morgantownh has been given to the
National Literary Society for the
Blind for the purpose Of establish
ing national free circulating
library. BY George q. Sturgiss, Of
that city.
The news of the gift was an
nounced here today by Mr.. J. Pink
us. chairman of the executive COM
nittee Of the society. who arrived
here, from NIorgantown to do work
in the Interests of the society, The
land is situated on the electric rails
way near the NJ. 4 Il. station in
NIorgantown Mr.. Sturgiss by such
an act OF generosity marks himself
as a philanthropist in the best sense
of the word.
The National Literary Society for
the Blind has seven specific objects,
the primary ones. however, are only
called to the attention of the read
ers OF the telegram at this tune.
Fuller details will be furnished t.
the readers OF this paper at an early
date
First. the society derives its
membership from the adult blind OF
the nation. No initiation fees or
dues are required. Second. the 500
cicty proposes to prepare books,
magazines. periodicals and so forth
in New York points. The maya
zines and periodicals. are to be dis
tributed gratuitously to any blind
man and woman on application.
Third, the society proposes to erect
a national free circulating library
for the blind in the city of Nor
gantown. Fourth, the society indi-
vidually and collectively appeals 70
the thinking and giving public TO:
such contributions and subscriptions
as are sure to follow when the needs
Of the blind people are really estab-
.lished.
eft is my experience that Blind
people have been held throughout
the length and breadth Of this great
land in mental and moral darkness,
says Mr.. Pinkus. eve are sail re-
Irar'aed in many localities rs mere
burdens upcn society. FheS feal-
ings are going to continue until edu-
cational facilities are more abunF-
ant. State Institutions are pTovid-
ed for the education of the blind,
but after the ten wears school course
is finished no further encouragement
is given. Ex-pupils Of these insti-
.tutions must either sink or swim.
The child in possession of all its
faculties receives not only the trains
'ino of the school and college, buS
finds reference libraries in practical
.lv every city in the union. Surely
the time is ripe when at least one
library containing gems of literature
should be Established for the blind
of this continent.
New OEleanshas the first section
lof its $;94, 100000 sewerage ia ops
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4urleane Visits
Several Towns
lRr .Associated Press. J

MOBILE, Ala. Oct 22-Ihe
first news of the terrible West Ind
i'm airricane that visited the towns
of Bqutan, Tela. Utilla, Colorado
and 81 Privinee. Honduras, Oct. ~,
was Thought here last night bv the
steaIn~r Harold. "A number of yes
sells re wrecked, several destroyed
and buildings in each Of the towns
mentioned badly damaged, The
ios d tbe owners of fruit 2planta-
Hons biz million dollars. Motives
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B
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tory 70 Illus
5gsonlnland s
tieoTl Of mis- ioIls aIlC
many tsll Ii11siss and
people are MT doing
n ev est am sn
the uni Of mi i6Ts y
flIfii deiit Of truth ana
ness 81 time. The truth and
of TIE aet Fine 81
exclusi3 eness and
the irca on
iInplic ton o8 the utilt.
An atom by, itself IS btI
inorganic dust ben
out e. It's naIgll6or ami lolr
it becomes living
with men and women IL
of Sacrifice
over tie face of nature
duty Of a missionary splrIt
the lost man on one sid
Christ on the other
No man Can ever e
conceptions of the world
man redeemed IN e
get SUCH a concep ton s e
80 ~. IA.
stsils; "
Ano9llsI slL5sy !, -, sl.,ss
work. We should reg
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oFFIcEBs FOR sooIlsT IIs
The Best Meeting "A History ofl
the Body Cones ~ An End
Large Ai3ienees
Addresses by the Rev. DR. 81.
Evans. professorof meta physics and
teacher Of Christian theology IA
Crozer Theological Seminary at
Chest "a. Pa, and the Rev. Ilr- y. ~
Mullins, President Of the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary, OF
IouisviH.. marked the closing ses
zion Of the West Virginia Baptist
Baptist church Sunday night.
Baptist Churcr Sunday night.
Dr.. Evans said that many men
give their time to the study Of ma
ferial causes and that the great mass.
al bern 81 uca ton TO do with
this and vet many fancy they have
al education. Material causes take
no 60 nition of The hence. The
man who begins to study where he
is going begins to take. on educa-
ton. The earth was made for man
sto,gIorify God. We are Gods sery-,
ants. Every human soul has a WORK
for God and work for man ilea
Bible is the book OF education.
tells of the purpose of Cod III
tells that God was the Creator The
quality and impulse and method ot
missions is tlle explanation OF the
Anal causes Israel, though blind
asst was, lived because IL was the
only people on earth that knew
God. The Christian church IS al
servant OF Jehovah just as truly as
Israel was
Man asks only for the origin ofI
things, but 1t is Of no consequ
of where ne came but Of where We
are going.
As Clay once said it is better q
think Of what YOUR grandfather
thinks OF you rather tilIan for You
to keep thinking about your grand
father
man must layea CONVICTION mat
nc Is QlN4ltGAN. StFOsSTAl 4HaAtfA ~. NJ
viction Of reaching his goal: A1el
human race is tending to goal to.
better its prese condition. God
didn't even intend the Little kernel
OF corn to be frllitless. Most men
and women are like bruised reeds,
becoming stupted in growth. Some
churches make more fuss and noise
over revival than a quacS doctor
over a cure, and this is not a divine
method for that method is to cure
sin without great noise. Why get
a man into the church and then
throw him out for some trifing
cause The way of the church
should he to nurse carefully the |
new convert. Lord it over no man
Because yotl are superior but Try
to give to the other man that which
You have so he can secure as much /
Joy and peace as you. Give Your
life to- others. That's missionary
life
The method Of Christianity Is
never destructive but always cont
structive. Teach an Indian Chris
tianity and he builds buildings, not /
wigwarns. Great men in the king
dom of God come from obscurity
The loving self-sacrifice OF Miss
Sullivan who brought life and eds
ucation TO Miss Helen Kellar is
an example that one need not go
across oceans TO do missionary work.
The opportunity is here all about
us now. Do we have the insight to
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-22
Court Adionrns

Circuit court adjourned the term
sine die Saturday evening after
hearing the. argument on the APP
plications of Taylor county citizens
for an Injunction to restrain the
county eotlT using county
funds ~ Gtion OF q
ae ezra on. matter was
.Jud ea:
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GOVERNOR w. N. o. DAWse II 5sS 4
At Court HoltS Tuesday night. 5Ii ss ssfjl

Governor Dawson ans4adsss
people Of Clarkbtr The
chiefly with the are BRING
ing equal this State
the popular body
of State.Fvcry should what the
Of doing and
will yet the people Of IVES Virginia 3s, Es13
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New Orleans has the first section
of It's $24, 100000 sewerage ia ops,
But altimoFe's new.
system IS coming on y
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I Delivered Co. all paErs Of che
CIV 1r carrier Price 10 cen3
aef Ae cen per copy
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1906-01-20

cze, a rewolucyosci dzierza rzady "
swejem reku. Te rzeczype spolite, ,zcrgani-
wane ma zasadach niemal socyalisty-
.cznych istnieja maja sic dobrze, miano-
wicie W Gruzyi W Mingrelii.
W Tyflisie gmachu seminaryum ar
me6skiego rzucono ma przechodzacy pa.
troll dwie bomby. Natychmiast zjawila
sic artylerya i rozpoczeto sic bombardo-
wanie gmachu, przyczem 33 os6b rozer-
wa}y bomby. oko}o 300 odniosly rany.
Gmach legl gruzach. R6wnoczesnie
zbombardowano take drugi dom ar
mehski, gdzie mieli przebywac rewolu-
cyonisci.
Miasto kaukaskie, Noworosyjsk jest
W reku rewolucyonst6w, kt6rzy obrali
wlasnego burmistrza. Gubernator i inni
urzednicy uciekli.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1906-01-20
POwstanie ma Kaukazio.

Wicekr6l Kaukazu. hrabia Woroncow-
Daszkow nadeslal do Petersburga obszer-
ny rapport, kt6rego widaf, re caly Kau-
kaz zapional znowu wojna domowa.
Wszystkie prowincye, ,lezace ma po}udnie e
cd g6r kaukaskich, ,sa " rekach powsta6-
COW. Tatarzy Arme6czycy juz przestali
rznac jedni drugich, natomiast lacznie
wystapili przeciw rzadowi. Rad. jezeli
chce wladec Kauks zem bedzie. musial
xdobyf go ma nowo. Wreszcie wicekr6l
donosi. re byt zmuszony cofnat wszyst-
kie wojska ma polnoc cd Wiadykauka "a
tam zaczal gromadzic armie, majac
wytoczyc wake rewolucyenistom. w re.
kach rzadu pozostaiy tylko niziny. w g6
rach potworxy}y sie republiki powsta T.