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Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-03
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF CO.
cRIsE COUNTY, TERRITORY
OF ARIZONA

Ia the matter of the estate Of Edgar
r. DORd, deceased.
Notice of hearing petitiaa for pro
bate of viii.
Pursuant to an oRdsT Ok this couTa
made and entered on the e4th day Oh
November, 1908, notice is hereby gixsn
that NJ. ID. Teac1out. has fled herein
petition praying for the admission
to probate a document purportiEg TO
be the last will and testament of Ed
gar r. Doud, deceased. and the. fssu-
anee of letters testsmentary thereon
to said petitioner, and that Saturday.
the 18th day of December, 1ses, at
the hour of 10 o'clock am OF, said
day, at the court room Of said court,
at the court house In the cf4y OF Tomb
stone, County Of Cocbfse, has been
duly appointed the tinJe and place fo
hearing said petition and tae proving
OF said WILL and any person interested
in saiA matter may then and there ap-
pear aud file objections in writing TO
SAID matters and coatest the same.
Dated this 24tA aax Of November
1898.
]. Z. JAMES,
! Clerk Of said court
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y T. "dNL1'5
Clerk Of said court.
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MRS. GEO. GOULD
IS 4 SUFFRAGETTE
WA Use Her Position and Pow
er To Promote the
Cause.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-'sAu that
tends toward the betterment Of the
conditions of women shonld be foster
ed and encourageG-and equal suf-
rage should have a large bearing In
that?"
Mrs. George Could thus declared
herself as allied with the equal sun
rage movement In this country, pre-
facing it with an announcement that
1t fs her intention to attend the great
suffFagette meeting whSch Is to be
held at Carnegie Hall December 4.
because she believes in the cause and
wants to show her sympathy.
From the number of prominent New
York society women who will be in
attendance, the Carnegie Hall meet.
ing win resemble first night at ont
of the fashionable operas more than
a gathering of women seeking q
change to cast ballots on an equality
with men. Many other real lead
ers' of she feminine smart set win be
in the audience or win have conspicu-
Gus parts in the movement for liberty
of the woman az the polls.
Among others In attendance will be
Mrs. Clarence Mackay, Mrs. Robert
Goelet, Mrs Phiffp Lydig.S Mrs. e.
Winthrop. Jr.; Mrs. William K Van
derbfit, Jr., and Mrs. Richard stevens.
Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch. at the
head of the coming gathering. says
she believes that within two years
New York State viii have pledged
itself constitutionaliy to equa, sun
rage.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-03
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF
SYLvANiTE QUEEN MINING
COMPANY

Know all men by these presents:
That we. the undersigned. have asso-
ciated ourselves together for the pur-
pose of forming corporation under
the laws of Arizona, for the purpose
of engaging in the business herein
after specified, and we do make, sign.
adopt, acknowledge and publish these
articles of incorporation, and we here
BY certify:
Article I.
The names of the corporators are:
A. T. Hoy.
" J. MacGregor.
W z. Tester.
a. T. Rose.
T. L. SEverthorn.
G.. X Reynolds.
c. II Holmes.
". II. Kingston.
All OF Bisbee, Cochise County, Ter
ritory Of Arizona.
The name Of the corporation shall
be Sylvanite Queen Mining com
many. The corporations principal
place cf business shall be at Bisbee
Cochise county, Arizona, and It's gen
erai Office shall be in the town ofsSyl
yanite. Grant county, Territory OF
New Mexico, which shall be the
place of transacting business i1volv'
ing the general direction, control and
finance of the corporation so far as
such business can lawfully be trans
acted outside the territory OF AT
zona.
branch Offices may be established
by the board of directors and the cor
poration shall carry on business II
Arizona and In suca other states ant
territories as the board Of director
may determine.
Article u.
The general nature Of the bushes
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-03
BR'ER RABBIT USES
AUTO, ESCAPING Dog
No Nature Fake About Tall
Story Coming From New
Jersey.

CALDWELL, N. j., Dec. 2.-Presssd
closely by the pursuing hound and
with its streng5h almost spent, rab.
bit sought refuge In a speeding auto
driven by Charles Crampsey. a New
ark business man yesterday. The
hound determined to have Its prey,
then chased the aato and closely kept
after the car.
Finally the animal fell dead fym
suffocation caused by inhailing gaso-
line fumes from the exhaust pipe OF
the machine. At lesss Crampsey says
so, and he is regarded among his
friends as truthfuI man and not a
nature faker.
"If you don't believe it here is the
rabbit" he said to doubling ones. Il
am going to take to my home as a pet
for my children"
Crampsey's story Of the wise rab-
bit and the foolish hound was eorro-
borated by two friends who were in
the machine with HIM They were
out for a pleasure spin. When they
reached the mountain road near this
town they saw a rabbit making fran
tic leaps to keep ahead of a hound,
which was baying furiously and run
ming relentlessly. The road was bor-
dered by stone wall, which was even
with the tonneau OF the auto. The
rabbit reached the top of the wall Just
when the Crampsey machine passed
the point. The hound only few
PAGES behind.
ANY port in a storm" Bunny said
TO himself, and hoped into the auto
and erouched at the feet of the men.
The hound saw the rabbit take ref
uge IN the auto. It tried to follow.
Before 1t could spring from the wall,
however, the machine passed ON.
Crampsey put a protecting arm about
the RABBIT and looked back at the ><og.
II was racing close behind the ma
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chine, and, gaining. Crampsey put
on more speed and looked back again.
He saw the hound stop, stagger and
fall It struggled convulsiveiy and
then lay stffI. Tie men in the auto
went back and discovered it was dead.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-03

TSFT1JOTy Oh AIiSOhaJ NouANS "a
chise, SIS.
Before me, Charles r. Morfort, a
notary public, in and for the County
of Cochise, Territory Of Arizona, on
tnis day personally appearel A. y.
Hoy, w. J. MacGregor, w. b. Tester
A, T. Rose, j. L. Silverthorn, d n
REYNOLDS, w. H. Kingston and q. ~
Holmes, known to me TO be the Per-
sons whose names are subscribed 10
the foregoing instrument, and ac-
knowledged to me that they ezeeated
the same for the purpose and ecnslo-
Grafton therein expressed
Given under my hand and seal OF
Office, this 9Th day Of November, A
D., 1908.
CHARLES R. MoRFoRT.
Notary Public in and for the County
of Cochise, Territory OF Arizona.
My commission expires June lOtn.
1912.
Territory of Arizona. County of Co
chise:
/. c. A. Mcdonald. county ~ecorder
in and for the county and territory
aforesaid, do hereby certify inst t1e
within instrument was filed for record
at 9 O'Clock a. m. ON this 9Th day 0i
November, 1908. and duly reeorded ID
Book No. 5 Of Artielss ireorr3rsti0n
records Of Cochise County, Arizona,
at page 354-357.
Witness my hand and 9a.cial zeal
the day and year iirst above written.
c. A. MCDONALD. County Recorder
BY f. A. Hughes, ieeFnty-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21

aieatiou, delivered therin, or in any
lther manner, or receive any contribu.
ton of money or other thing OF value.
Tor any party or political purpose what
ever, from any member OF the CLASH
lied service of the state. No officer.
lSant clerk, or employe under the
government of this state. who mag
have charge or control of any build
ing, Office or rom occupied for any
purpose of said government, shall per
nit any person TO enter the same for
the purpose OF therein soliciting or
delivering written solicitations for or
receiving from or giving notice to, ans
member of the classified service Of the
state, OF any political assessments.
Abuse of official influence prohibit
ed. No officer or employe Of the state
shall discharge or degrade or pre-
mote, or in any manner change the
official rank or compensation OF an
officer or employe i'm the classified ser.
vice of the state, or promise or threat.
en- TO do so, for giving or Withholding
or neglectiug to make any contribution
OF money, or other valuable thing. for
any party or political purpose, or for
refusal or neglect to render any party
or political service
In addition, to warning you against
receiving or soliciting contributions,
permitting any person to solicit polti.
cal contributions from officers or en-
ployes, and against making assess
ments and contributions in public plac-
IS, the commission requests that you
warn all employees of your institution
against political activity in the inter
ests OF any candidate. BY political
activity the commission means that
no emplOye In the classified service
shall be permitted to serve upon any
committee or shall engage
n any political work in the interests
Of any candidate. You are particularly
,autioned against permitting employees
cave of absence to 90 to their homes
or the purpose of engaging in political
work.
This caution should be sufficient to
prevent employees who live in the vi
Unity Of institutions from engaging
n an active campaign in the interests
If any candidate. Please see that EN-
)loyes are advised of this warning |
rom the commission against political |
activity
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
RAILROAD MEN
NEARLYSUFF0CA7t
COAL CHUTE OF LIMOS CEN
TRIAL OF MOUNDS De-
STROYED EY FIRE.
400 TONS COAL BURNED
Fire Believed to tiaVe Been Caused
BY Spontaneous Combustion
Of Coal Dust--Emp!oyes
Fought Flames.

The coal chute belonging to the Hi,
nois Central r2alrtad company l..
Gated at Mounds caught fire yestfrda
afternoon and net until $50 o'clo k
were the flames under control The
employees of the road worked like TrC.
jams in the extreme heat Of the ia ;
until Two Of them nearly sacrificed
their lives.
Frank Lonergan formerly Ct Cairo,
who is foreman Of the oil house was
overcome BY gas and heat and was
unconscious at lara hour lat ng t
while Yard Clerk Armstrong narrowly
escaped suffocatlon from the fumes Of
gas
Dr. c. j. Boswell and Dr.. II. w.
Brann worked with the men and gave
them restnratives.
When the fire seemed beyond con.
troll an order was issued to call aid
from the Cairo fire department but
this was afterwa"l cancelled.
The fire was still burning a. mid
night but no definite estimate cou'd
be given of the loss. one report
stated that nearly 800 tons of coal
had teon destroyed.
The coal chuto is located in thu
ai.rcal yards abort six books from
the center OF the town A sandhous-
and other small buildings nearby were
destroyed The fire is supposed T.
have originated from spontaneous
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
ISSUES WARNING
To EMPLOYEES
CIVIC SERVICE COMMISSION SAYS
THEY MUST KEEP OUT or
POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS-cAN.
NOT SOLICIT FUNDS.

The Illinois civil service comm s Il
yesterday sent out to all superinten-
dents the following notice relating to
the provisions of the civil service law.
with reference to officers or employees
participating in campaigns or the so
licitation OF funds for that purpose
Attention is particularly called to the
following sections OF the law.
No officer to receive or solicit politi
cal contributions. No officer or EN-.
ploye shall solicit, orally or by letter
or receive, or be in any manner con.
eerned in soliciting or receiving any
assessment, subscription or coutribu.
ton from any member Of the classified
civil service for any party or politl-
cal purpose whatever.
No person to solicit political contri-
buttons from officers or employees. No
person shall solicit, orally or by letter.
or be In any manner concerned in So
Letting any assessment, contribution or
payment, for any party or any polit.
cal purpose whatever. from any off
Ger or employee in the classified service
uf the state.
Assessments and contributions H.
public offices forbidden. No person
shall. in any room or building occu-
pied for the discharge OF official lutte 5
By any officer or employe in the state,
solicit orally or by written commu-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
HAPPY RESULTS.
Have Made Many Cairo Residents
Enthusi astic.

No wonder scores of Cairo citizens
grow enthusiastic. 1t is enough to
make anyone happy to find relief after
Years of suffering. Public statements
like the following are but truthful
! representations OF the daily work done
In Cairo BY Doans Kidney Pills
r. s. Donald of 321 Twenty-hfth
street, Cairo, H.. says: Il was a
sufferer from kidney and bladder trou.
bic for several years. | tried many
remedies and consulted doctors who
at last told me that | could never be
Icured. ! suffered severely from pain
Iacross my back and loins, and my
hands and feet were badly swollen
also had frequent headaches and was
able to eat but little. The kidneys
We're much disordered, the secretions
being frequent and attended with
pain during passage Doan's Kidney
pills were recently recommended TO
me and procured a box at Schulz &
Sons drug store | have not used
them very long but can honestly say
that am in better health than have
been for the last fifteen years.
For sale by all dealers Price 50
.cents Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the uame-Doan's-a
take no other
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21

The Ohio at Evansville viii continue
falling during the next &c TO is hours,
At. Mt Vernon. will continue falling .
or days. At Paducah, not much
change during the next As hours. At
Cairo, will continue to rise slowly dur
ing the next IS hours
The Tennessee from Florence to the
mouth, very little change during the
next IS hours.
The Mississippi from below St
Louis to Cairo will continue TO rise
slowly for > or 3 days, reaching about
$40 feet at Chester Monday morning
and slightly over 340 feet at Cape
Girardeau
The Wabash at Mt Carmel, not
much change for 80 hours, then rise
slightly
w. L. BARRON,
Official in Charge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
Uncomfortable.

It is stated that the heart Of .
ard that Of a meat eater 20 times, but
who can count the beats Of heart
whose possessor beholds for the first
tine an applc-cheeked, bright-eyed
California maiden when she comes
from the pcrfumed fields in the rosy
morn laden with golden poppies?-Los
Angeles Herald
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21

southeastern states, and low pressure
in the western districts are resulting
in continuation OF high temperature
in the Central valleys aud eastern dis
tr'cts. Light showers have occurred
ia upper and middle Ohio valley, cen
trail Indiana, northeastern Missouri,
Minnesota Montana. Washington Ore
gon, and on the Alabama and south.
east Texas coasts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
JUDGE V|CKEhS
SCORES WARNER
IN SUPREME COURT DECISION
FAVORING WARMERS STEP.
MOTHER.
CELEBRATED WILL CASE
100000 as Her Share of the
Estate-0ec sion Rem
dered Thursday.

Nespasian Warner, better known as
Pash" Warner, United States com.
missioner of pensions, is admntste ed
Q crushing defeat at the hands Of the
Illinois supreme court in his cele-
brated viii case in which he has
waged a stubborn fight t. have IN
courts uphold the will left by Ii.
father the late Dr. John Warner.
banker and millionaire OF Clinton. As
result OF Thursdays decision Ct tn
supreme court the widow will rece'y ,
approximately 100000 as her s'ar
of the estate, instead of about 81, 400
The supreme court afrirms TIE
lower court which declared the an.,-
nuptial contract null and void and
upheld her right TO renounca the viii
and take her statutory aiiowa sce.
The charge that Mrs Warner has
negro blood in her veins is tinm.-
terial and prevalent says the court
1t got into the record as an anead
ment to the answer. and Upon this
subject the court SAYS
Courts Decision.
After giving this question cur mos.
serious consideration We are wholly
unable to perceive any legal just.nca-
ton for its presence IN this case. In
our opinion the amendment to t'e
answer presented an prevalent aid
issue and should not f r
that reason have been allowed. We
10 not deem it nec assary to go Int.
a discussion of the evidence belrne
upon this question Il cons SIS al
most entirely Of general rcpute IA the
neishborhood that Joseph Robins H.
grandfather of the appellee, had a
trace of negro blood In his veins; that
he was a dark skinned man aud that
he was better known as Black Robin
son His children grew up in Ohio
aud as far as the evidence shows as
sociated on equal terms with other
people Ia that community They
white people and reared fam
lies who in turn We're recognized as
the social equals OF other people
Vickers Scores Colonel Warner.
Appellants point on: that appellee
was born and reared in a log house;
that there We're no carpets on the
floors. no pictures on the walls, no
ornamental shrubbery n the yard an
10 fences around the house In this |
Judge A. K ViCkers says:
We are not aware of any rule of |
aw which measures the legal rights |
# a married woman in her husband S |
state by the amount OF property that |
Ter father owned or the character % |
material which entered into the con
OF the house in which she |
vas born. 1t may be said to the credit |
lis suit for appellee's hand he was |
Tot an adventurer or fortune hunter |
t was not houses and lands that he /
expected, but a true. womauly woman |
Who was qualified to take charge of /
lis home aud make him good, faith
ul wife: and the history Of his more
han thirty years Of married life
hows she filled his expectations in
very respect. The justice aud hu.
1anity OF our laws forbid that it shall
,e said 10 her after her lifetime OF
evoticn to her husband: Because
on were a poor farmers daughter,
10000 is enough for you, take that
nd get out
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
Above. Over and On.

The three words above, over and
is a clear distinction between them
when they are used literally. The
stars are above us. but they are not
always over US, as a cloud is over the
sea; nor are they on us, as a mans
hat is on his head. The hat and the
cloud are above, but the stars are not
over nor are the clouds on US
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
rEMPeRATuRE ABOVE AVERAGE

Washington, June 20-The weather
bureau reports temperatures OF much
above the season average over the
entire country east of the Rock Noun
tains except where local thunder.
storms have afforded temporary relief
Technically. the reports tonight show
high pressure in the southeast and low
over north and northwest.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
S4sssxssSSssssssgsssxSSssS
| THE: WEATHER :
rssSgsssggsgsssssSx1sSSssS
Yesterday Carlo eratures.
General Conditions.

Saturday was the warmest day Of
the present summer season. The max
imum temperature was 80 degrees
which was one or possibly two de.
grees higher than has been recorded
any day this summer 4 slight breeze
did little toward making the day bear.
able as it was unsteady and far from
satisfying. High pressure over the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
Five Generations Livinu.

Five generations of the family Of
Mr. Petit, boot dealer of Marlborough.
England, are living, his own child
being the youngest member The
greatgreat- grandmother is 80 and the
child is II months old.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21

For your own sake. If you need g.
please learn what Kodol does. Prove
that it instantly stops Indigestion
does all the stomach's work. There is
no other way.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
hsshlsh a ereeian Product.

Hashish is the product Of a Plant
grown in large quantities In the Pelo-
ponesus southern Greece in the dis
triet about Tripolitza.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
Washinuton Forecast.

Washington, June 20.-ILLINOIS -
Continued warm Sunday and probably
Monday; light to fresh south winds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
Z lalaSSsxaaSsaRxasaasasss,
!: NEWS OF THE RIVERS :
sssyssssasasasssssxsssssss

The river marked 35.4 on the Cairo
gauge last evening showing a rise OF
% in "a hours.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21
A Word from Josh Wise.

Lack o great wealth keeps a lcl
of people out o tn international! d..
yorce courts"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21

Continued warm and generally fair
weather.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-21

Mote: The above sun and moon
record is for Illinois and approx
mates the record at Cairo within a
few minutes
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-21
KONGRES ANTYTUBERKU-
:. LICZNY.

Washington, D. c., 21 wrzesnia.
Czynia sic til przygotowania w
celu urzqdzenia miedzynarodo-
wego kongresu autytuberkulicz-
nego, kt6ry sic odbedzie w tutej-
szem mieScie w ciqgu biezQcego
tygodnia.
Azeby kongresowi temu nadac
charakter prawdziwie miedzyna-
rodowy, komitet chce cudzoziem-
skim delegation, kt6rych stosun-
kowo bedzie mniejsza liczba od
Amerykanow, udzielic pierw-
szehstwa w stawianiu wniosk0W
i w wygfaszaniu odczyt6w.
Dotychczasowe bowiem wszel-
kie kongresy miedzynarodowe
ME posiadaja tax bardzo charak-
teru miedzynarodowego, ponie-
waz zwykle przewaza liczba de-
legatow tego kraju, w kt6rym
kongres sic odbywa.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-21
BRYAN KONFERUJE.

Albany, N. Y, 21 wrzesnia. -
William J. Bryan, demokratycz-
ny kandydat ma prezydenta Sta
now, ca1y prawie wczoraiszy
dzien przepedzif ma konferen-
cyach rozmaitymi przyw6dca-
mi partyi. Przedewszystkiem od-
byf narade Mack'em. przewod,
niczacym demokratycznego ko-
mitetu narodowego, poczem od-
jechat do Esopus, gdzie sic spot
kai Z Parkerem, niefortunnym
kandydatem prezydencyalnym z
przcd czterech lat; druga konfe-
rencye odbyl senatorem Hill.
w Providence przemawiaf no
minat demokratyczny do licznie
zgromadzonych sluchacz6w WI
hall "Infantry".
DIS Bryan wygfosi move w
Buffalo, poczem uda sic niezw}o-
cznie do Detroit.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-21
KONWENCYA ROBOTNI-
GA.

New York, 21 wrzesnia. - Ju,
tro odbedzie sic w Rochester
konwencya organizacyi robotni,
czej "The Workingmen's Fede,
ration" ze Stanu New York. Ma
konwencye przybedzie 25o dele,
gatow, tych Is re samego mia,
sta New York.
Jedna najgiowniejszych kwe,
styi, ktora przyjdzie pod obra,
dy, ma bye sprawa Gompersa
prowadzqcego agitacye "a Brya,
mem. Wed}ug zdania "leader6w'
organizacyi, Gompers ma bye
przez konwencye W kwestyi te.
poparty.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-21
zaraza W St0|iCy cara
al OS0B zMARkO MA CHOLERE.
w PARYzU.
- Papiez przyjmUe marynarzy
DemOnStracya antyniemiecka. =
Rome.

wanny ma 800 pacyentow. L Po-
wodu krakow roznego rodzaju do
ktorzy sq pozbawieni prawie mo-
znoSci walczenia w tym szpitalu
epidemic, to tez smiertelnosc
W szpitalu Obuchowskim jest
trzykrotnie wieksza niz W innych
szpitalach petersburskich.
Jako miasto Petersburg przed-
stawia dla epidemii nadzwyczaJ
podatne pole do rozszerzania sic,
brak tn bowiem najelementarniej-
szych urzqdzeh hygienicznych. Z
powodu blotnistego gruntu ma
kt6rem Petersburg jest wybudo-
wany Scieki nieczystosci So urza-
dzone tuz po pod powierzchnia, a
kanaly So zbite nieszczelnych
desek Z ktorych nieczystoSci cia-
gle sic sacza zarazajac grunt mi
lionami przeroznych mikrobow.
Jako jeden Z przykladow lekce-
wazenia zdrowia publicznego s}u-
zyc moze fakt, re chorzy So prze.
wozeni w dor0zkach miejskich,
a p6zniej bez zadnej dezynfekcyi
jada ma miasto by wozic zdro-
wych pasazerow.
Pc raz pierwszy cholera ukaza-
la sic W tym roku w Rosyi przy
kofcu Lipca.. Przedewszystkiem
zostaly nia dotkniete prowincye,
lezace mad rzeka Woiga, mad mo-
rem Kaspijskiem, tax zwane,
terytoryum duhskich kozakow.
Przy kohcu sierpnia co tydzien
zachorowywafo w tych prowin-
cyach okoio 1900 osob czego
mniej wiecej pofowa umiera.
Manila, FL wrzeSnia. - w cia-
gu ubieglej DOLBY ma cholere a
zyatycka zachorowaio So osob,
zmarIo zaS I9. w dzielnicach
miasta dotknietego zaraza smier-
telnoSc wciaz sic zwieksza, lecz
wladze miejscowe ME traca ma
dziei, re zdoiaja epidemic opano-
wac.
Zr6dla woody, skad zasilane
jest miasto, strzega zoinierze by
zapobiedz zarazeniu woody przez
wrzucanie odpadk6w.