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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
BAPTIsTs AT CULLMAN.l
They Go on Record for the Amend
 

They Go on Record for the Amend-
 ment.
 Cullman, Out. 20.--(Special )-The Cullman County Bactist Association met at the German Baptist Church in West Cullman Tuesday morning. Rev. W. H. Absher, Moderator, presiding. The Introductory sermon was preached at II o'clock by Rev. w. H. Lowery of Albertville, after which the regular routine business was taken up, com mittees being appointed and tse letters from the different churches in the as- sociation being received and the names of messengers enrolled.a efc/asasz
 The first day of the association was deuoted to the transaction of business with reference to the selection ol the next place of meeting. election of of- ficers for the ensuing year. associa- tional mission and the night session was devoted to reports on Sunday School work.
 Many prominent Baptist ministers and laymen are present, and much in- terest Is being manifested in the work of the Baptist denomination throughout this association.
 Among those who spoke today are Judge N. D. Denson, Rev. Frank Will lis Barnett and pr. W. B. Crumpton.
 dewdsen yawas devoted almost ex- clusively to the temperance question. and a number of prominent men de- livered speeches in the interest of tenn perance and for the constitutional amendment.
 A resolution was offered and adopted that the association as a whole stand by and work in every way possible for the furtherance of temperance in Alabama and in Cullman County, and that the Baptists of Cullman County. in association assembled. pledge them selves to do all in their power to se- cure the adoption of the amendment.
 The association will adjourn on Thursday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
PENSACOLA MAN
 PARALYZED IN DECATUR

Decatur. Oct. Special )---W. T. Hendricks. a travelling salesman from Pensacola, Fla. was stricken with paralysis in his room at the Echols Ho- tel here and is lying in his room in a dangerous condition
 He is being given every attention possible by the members of the local lodge of Elks. Mr. Hendricks being an Elk.
 Sam Beavers. one of the Echols Ho- tel clerks. suspected that something was wrong with Mir. Hendricks because he was remaining in his room so late. and went to the room to investigate. A knock on the door was responded to by Mir. Hendricks who said he was un- able to get to the door 70 open 1t. The door was forced and Mir. Hen dricks was found lying ok his face on the floor. He stated that during the night he suffered with nightmare and thought that a large team of horses was being driven over him and that he sprang from the bed.
 He Is under the care of a trained nurse and everything possible is being done for him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
cRooKER YswINDLG CASES.
Women Prosecute Agents In Birming
 ham,

Birmingham. Oct. 20.--(Special)--- The trial of some of the defendants in the alleged crockery swindle which vic timized the women of Birmingham some time ago was given in the police court Wednesday morning. the ses- sion's work resulting in one conviction and the mol prossig of several cases.
 A H. Elgin was fined S100 and 1SO days on being adjudged guilty of a charge of obtaining money under false pretense as contained in a warrant sworn to by Mrs. William Ross. There is another case against Elgin.
 Several cases against J. F. Dykes another defendant were mol pressed but a trial of this defendant fin one case was set for Friday. Three cases against E. D. Ritchte were mol pross- ed.
 The occasion for the nofN Nprossing of so many cases is due to the fact that the alleged acts in many cases were committed outside the Jurisdiction of the Birmingham officials and officials from the suburban towns had put in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
Chirp of Sparrows Much Missed
 About Capitol; Little Birds Gone

When people mount the steps on Capitol Hill nowadays. they look rp at the blank white face of the build ing and realize that something is miss ing A cheeriness is gone that used to be there.
 It dawned on the realization or the neon,e at the Capitol the other day as to tust what the trouble was. The sparrows are gone.
 For years and years hundreds of busy little sparrows fitted about the Cap itol grounds, built their nests in win dows and caves and at the top of the classic Gothic columns. They had all ways been there. Sparrows nuttered about the cool porch when Jefferson Davis stood there as President of the Confederate States. They were a part of the Capitol.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
HOLTZCLAW CAMP. U. S. v.,
 WILL HELP ENTERTAIN

The Holtzclaw Camp. United Sons of Confederate evterans, held short business session at the Commercial Club rooms last evening and perfected plans for assisting in entertainment of visitors at the reunion in Montgomery, November IT and IS.
 Besides the regular routine business a committee was appointed to solicit and raise funds to aid in the enter tainment of the veterans.
 Three Montgomerians were received into the membership of the camp They are: Cyrus B. Brown. IL Y. Broows and S. Lamar Field.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21

But they are gone. Where. how, when, why--nobody has explained. But there Is not sparrow on the Capitol grounds, and that despite the protect ing influence of John IT. Wallace.
 They say that the little birds went came at the call of the Governor. Not that there was revolution of nature at the advent of the lawmakers. Oh, no! But then, perhaps there was some- thing in the influence of the Legisla- ture over the birds.
 However they went, they are gone :. The wind has swept the last vestiga of the straw nests from under the caves and over the columns. and the front of the Capitol is a dead blank :, The sparrows fit no more. after fit- ting for a century.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21

no bid for the prisoners and also to the absence of witnesses.
 The three cases against E. D. Richie were mol pressed because the city's witnesses did not appear at (trlal al- though two were put under bond to appear. It was shown that thes witt nesses had letf town.
 Of the original seven men arrested three were found guilty and only one is now in the city jail this one being Elgin, who was flned
 W. Fl. Chandler and T. fl. Murgrage who were fined recently have paid their fines and have left the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
Recovern stelen Geoan.

Huntsville. Oct 20.--(Special. )-Tha police have recovered all of the goods that were stolen from the dry goods house of May 6 Coonsy during the pe- riod of intense darkness following the tornado last Thursday night.
 They were found in a junk room on the second floor of the southern pas senger depot. where Jim Beavers. a negro, had broken in to hide them. |. Several charges of grand larceny and burglary have been made out against him.
 Suspects who were arrested as ae- complices, have all been dischargeds and the police are satisfied that Beav- CTS did the work alone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
NEW PENNIES AT A PREMIUM.

appearance of the Lincoln pennies with the three the bottom caused much criticism that the stopped conng them until die was made initials This caused demand for the first lot and as re- being held prices Mistakes are very sometimes easily corrected Therefore be very careful medicine for such ills Poor Appetite Fauency Heartburn Sour Stomach Indigestion Dyspepsia Cose Colds Grippe and Malaria Fever Ague Choose
 all and the safe side has and worthy of fair bottle today and for yourself but insist getting Hostetters Bitters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
n.celver for FIag Compnny.

Cincinnati, O., Oct. 20.-Claiming that the business had been operated at a loss of 414,0o0,. the capital impaired to the extent of S1o.000 and that the company Is in danger, of becoming in solvent, several stockholders made ap- piication today for the appointment of a receiver for the United States Flag Company of this city.
 Attorney Chatrles F. Dolie was ap- pointed receiver and gave bond for S75,000. The company's capital stock is s50,0e0 and Ss5.ooo of this amount Is paid up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
TRIAL OF INGRAM.

Jury Secured fer the New Orleans Case
 New Orleans, La, Oct, 2o.--A jury was completed here late today and wyatt IT. Ingram. former trust ofh- cer of the Hibernia Bank and Trust Company placed on trial ip the Crimi- nal District Court for forgery.
 Tngram's arrest several months ago created a sensation in banking circles. His imprisonment. followed the an- nouncement of officials of the bank that he was more than s10o,000 short in his accounts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
MRS. PETE SEALS DEAD.
Beloved Young Woman of Troy Passes
 Ayyny.


 Troy Oct. 20.-(SpeciaD-Mrs. Pete Seals died at 9:30 o'clock this morn ing after an illness of a few weeks Her death occurred at the home of MT. and Mrs. Pink Cox where the Seals family board. Mrs. Seals was the daughter of Mir and Mrs. Levin Zachry and was born and reared in Troy. She was 2S years old last March. She was married April 8. 1S97.
 She Is survived by her husband and four children. one son. Pete Seals and three daughters, Alice. Regina and Helen, also one brother. Levin Zaeh- ry.
 Mrs. Seals was a devout member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and was much beloved here.
 The funeral will take place at tho residence of Mir. Cox on Brundidge street, tomorrow morning at 9:S0 o. clock and the services will be conduct ed by Rev. M. H. Holt. pastor of the M. E. Church. The interment will be made at Oakwood Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
NEW CHURCH AT ELIZA.
Work on Methodist Structure is Pro
 


 Elba, Oct 20.-(SpeciaD-The new Methodist Church being erected in EIba on Davis street, is progressing at lively pace. It is to be hand some brick structure to cost $i0.OOO. The cornerstone was laid last sat- urday with imposing ceremony. Rev J. B. K. Spain of Troy conducted the service.
 Yesterday the ladies of Elba organ ized A woman's Christian Temperance Union. Mrs. J. s. Carroll and Mrs. J.. B. Wiley of Troy were here and di- rected the organization.
 The officers of the organization are Mrs w. P. Boyd, president; Mrs. K. R. Price, Mrs. c. Riley, and Miss Ada Law, vice presidents; Mrs H. R. Brad ley, secretary; Miss Ella Law, corre- spending secretary, and Mrs. $. Fielder treasurer.
 This organization proposes to use its efforts in behalf of the adoption Of the constitutional amendment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
BALLOON WAS STOLEN.
Novel Charge Against Young Man as
 Huntsville.

Huntsville, Oct. Especial. 1--Ar- thur Hosman, young man. who came to Huntsville with one of the shows that appeared at the fair last week. Is in jail nere on charge of stealing a balloon at the fair grounds.
 He was hired to go uprin the balioons it fish claimed, and after failing to make 1t fly he seized an opportunity and stole the big bag. it is claimed.
 Hosman maintains that he Is nos guilty. but that the balloon was stolen by some other snow man.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
weddIng Announced.

Decatur. oct. 20-(SpeciaIl-The foI- lowing invitation of interest to many people in the Decaturs and in this end of the state has just been received by a number of the friends of the groom to be in the Decaturs: Mrs. c. 5. Hampton invites you to be present at the marriage of her daughter, Esther to Mir. Roy Conrad Haberbern on the afternoon of Wednesday. the third of November"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
Nerro Enir Opena.

Huntsville, Oct. 2O-(Special)-The North Alabama negro fair opened to- day with a large attendance and dis plays of great variety brought in here by colored citizens from all parts of the district. Rev R. E. Brooks. pastor of the A M. E. Church. of Huntsville delivered the opening address and prayer B. F. Scruggs Is president of the association.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
Roo.evelt,. Collection.

Washington. Oct. 20.--Every one of the skins in the collections of Rocse-' welt trophies received from Africa has been found to be In good condition by the taxIdermists of the Smithsonian In- stitution. Some of the trophies are de- ciared to be hmong the most magnifi- cent specimens that have come Into the possession of the institution.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
MRs. KYLE Is DEAD.
She Was the Mother ef Jadge 0sceol
 Kyle.

Decatur, Oct. 2o.-tSpecial) )---Mrs. Martha A. Kyle, the venerable mother of Judge Osceola Kyle, dfed yesterday at noon, at the home of ner son. 433 sherman street, New Decatur.
 Her death was due mainly to old age. she being more than 80 years old. She had been i'll and confined to her bed for several days.
 The funeral services Were held from the residence this afternoon at 4 o'clock and the remains were shipped to Tuskegee. her old home. for bur ial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
DECLARE MAN IS INSANE
KEEPERy BELIEvH STEVENSON IS
 MENTALLY UNBALANCED.
Hearing h Case win Be Held st Lu- verne TOday-His Execution
 is Set for Friday.

Signed and sworn statements. pur- porting to substantiate the claim of insanity that will be offered by the at torney of Win Stevenson. the murder CT who is sentenced to hang at Lu- verne Friday. will be presented to the court at the hearing of Stevenson's case before Circuit Judge J. c. Richardson at Evergreen today.
 The case was set for yesterday. but was continued until today. If the tes- timony does not convince Judge, Rich srdson that the condemned man is fn- sane. stevenson will be hanged tomor- row.
 One of the statements to be present. cd Is signed by s. J. Pettus. jailer, and Deputy sheriffs W. II Reeves. F. A. Dean. w. H. Bridges and l.. D. smith They state that from the contact with stevenson during his incarceration in the Montgomery County jail, they are of the opinion that he Is insane. Their opinion Is based on the actions, words and manner of the prisoner. The state ment Is aworn to and attested by Judge John B. Fuller. Clerk of the Montgom- cry County Circuit Court.
 A similar statement Is signed ano sworn to by every county, official oi Calhoun County, the early home of the condemned man. and the present home of his father. This opinion is based oi long acquaintance with Stevenson.
 Dr. Crook. a physician of Jackson ville, Calhoun County, declares that 1T his opinion, Stevenson has been an i'm beetle during the past twelve years The certificate of the physician wal made under oath.
 Apparently Stevenson has fully con -valesced from his recent illness. but ht complains of throbbing pain thai constantly is in his head. He appears calm, as if he does not realize that un' less the Crenshaw County Court ad' judges him insane. he has but one, day more to live.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21

charged with burglary and grand lar ceny in Elmore county was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Bridges yesterday.
 He was taken to Fillmore county by a deputy sheriff sent here for him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
ron Many Names.

John shannon, alias Jim Capney. alias Charles Pendleton. white man. was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Harry McCord. on a charge of unlawfully changing his name.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
Atfornex on scene.

Evergreen, Oct. 20-(Special)--At- torney Stoddard, for the defense in the stevenson case, reached here to- day. to be present at the hearing be- fore Judge Richardson on the insanity plea.
 The case of Win Hicks. a white man, charged with the murder of a negro hack driver on Sepulga river. is now being tried here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21

A girl has to stop hanging up her stocking at just about the age wheA lS would hold the most. '
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
Error in Names !.

Washington. Oct. 2o.--Through in- ciated Press on october II described the suit of the heirs of the late J. samuel McCue, of Charlottesville, Pa. argued before the Supreme Court of the United States that day as having been directed against the Mutual Life insurance Company. The company concerned was not the Mutual of New York. but was the Northwestern Mu- tual Life Insurance Company of MIL waukee.
 Must Answer Charge.
 After a year of freedom, Charlie cbart aitas Iohu Charlaa n negro
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
snciaI nnd T,errona

Mrs. Jack Brown and Miss White, of Newberne. are spending today here with relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
Approachinr A Weadlng.

The following invitations have been issuel: "Mr. and Mrs. Bishop stewart Melvin request the honor of your pres ence at the marriage of their daughter Marion Huntington, to Mir. James Wood burn Craig on the afternoon of Thurs day, November {. 1909. at a o'clock. St. Paurs Episcopal Church. Selma. Ala"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21

Mrs. Hugh Mallory has issued invi- tations to an at home on Friday after noon, October 2s. from 5 to 6 o'clock, complimentary 10 Mss Marion Melvin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21

Miss Bertie Well. of Montgomery, is here visiting Mrs Leo Leva.
 Congressman o. W. Underwood oi Birmingham, spent today In Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
Meeting of Music Club.

The members of the Music Study Club held an interesting meeting this morning at the Y. NJ. c. A. when lengthy and> splendid program was en- joyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
PuhlIcity Committee Basy.
Two Games rhis week.

The football eleven of the Selma Military Institute is putting in several hours practice each day for the two games. which they will play this week. On Friday they will play a game with a fast eleven from Pensacola and on Saturday afternoon game will be player with a Meridian eleven. It is expected that q large crowd will wit ness both of these games.
 Marriage of Miss Herxfeld and Mir.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-02

sciio sic niedawno dopiero jakichs
tam wystepkow a 80 innych byli
strajkierami podczas bezrobocia
kolejowego w 1905 r. Oprocz wy
dania wyrokow srnierci sad ska
zai jeszcze dwanascie osob ma do
zywotnie wiezienie, 4S osob ma
dluAsze lub kr6tsze kary wiezien-
ne, podczas gdy 80 oskarzonych
uwolnil.
Dochodzenie przeciwko tym
osobom wdrozone dopiero w osta-
tnich czasach. Wiekszosc oskarzo
nych znajdowaia sic niedawno je-
szcze ma wolnosci nawet niektorzy
'byli W miejskiej sluzbie zajeci..
Warszawa, 2 stycznia. - Zaszla
tn podobnp bratobojcza walka
miedzy socyalistycznymi a naro-
dowy1ni robotnikami, przyczem
zginelo czterech ludzi. Policya
ME starala sic przeszkodzit wal
czacym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-02

Kollektowanie wciaz idzie opo-
rem, zwiaszcza ma poludniu. Jest
wszelako nadzieja, re poczat-
klein roku nowego interesa sic po-
lepsza. Niema jednak widokow
znacznego ruchu.
Ceny zelaza stall trzymaja sic
pomimo niewielkiego popytuA O
czekiwanie rewizyi taryfy dziala
deprymujaco.
Bankructw bylo 299 W ciagu
tygodnia koiczacego sic dnia 30
grudnia. w poprzedzajacym tygo-
dniu byso ich 1S5. w r. 1907 bylo
W ostatnim tygodniu bankructw
1876, W r. 1906: 220, a W roku
1905: 27s.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-02
KR0LOWA WLOsKA HELENA.
Columbus. O.. 2 stYcznia.

Columbus, O., 2 stycznia. -
Pomiedzy frakcyami republican,
skiemi zawarto pokoj tym sposo-
benz, re Charles P. Taft, brat no.
woobranego prezydenta Stanow
Zjednoczonych, wycofal swa KAN
dydature ma urzad senatora zwiaz
kowEgo, GozostawiaJ 3 8oIhe pe.
lie Teodorowi E. Burtonowi, a re
cofnal swa kandydature ponowna
take dotychczasowy senator For
aker, przeto Burton juz jest zu-
pelnie pewnym, re zostanie obra-
nym.
Erie, Pa, 2 stycznia. - Przyto-
mnosc umysiu strazaka Abraha.
ma Loucha, w teatrze Park Ope-
ra House" uchroniia miasto cd
nieszczescia moze podobnego, ia
kie pred laty wydarzylo sic W
teatrze Iroquois W Chicago. Teatr
byi zapeiniony; oprocz 1900
miejsc siedzacych sprzedano je-
szcze kikadziesiat stojacych. Ma
scenic odgrywano sztuke In the
Nick of Time. Louch spostrzeg}
ma galeryi dobywajacy sic z pod
podlogi dym. Zbiegi szybko, "a
alarmowal straz ogniowa, a po-
tenn pobieglszy ma scene, "a XII.
lis stlumionym glosem zawofal do
aktorow: Ma miiosc Boska, graf
Gle spokojnie dalejp Potem wy
stapil ma prod sceny powiedzial
spokojnym glosem publicznosci,
re dobrzeby byio, by wszyscy
wyszli spokojnie budynku, bo
W sasiedztwie jest pozar. lstotnie
licznemi bocznemi glownemi
wyjSciami zaczeto sic rozchodzic,
a dopiero kiedy dym ujrzano, tho
czono sic nieco. Kilka kobiet zem-
dlaio, ale zdoiano je wyniesc i o.
cucic, zreszta wszyscy ocaleli
bez szwanku, kiedy straz ogniowa
zaczela zelewac budynek strumie-
miami woody. Zdaje sic, ze pozar
powstal wskutek skrzyzowania
sic drutow elektrycznych pod po-
dloga galeryi: niewiele stosunko-
wo zrzadzil szkody, MIN go uga-
szono, tylko dekoracye urzadze-
MIA duzo ucierpialy Cd wody.
Nowy York, 2 stycznia. - A.
gencya handlowa Bradstreet o.
glasza, co nastepuje: w handlu !
rzemios{ach panowal pokoj swia.
teczny W ubieglym tygodniu, a
handlarze drobiazgowi usiluja re.
dukowae swe zapasy, zanim robic
beda inwentarz. kagodne stosun.
kowo powietrze w poczatkach ty-
godnia przeszkadzaio rozchodze-
niu sic towarow sezonowych, ale
pozniej sobnizyla sic temperature
i handel sic ozywil. w ogole rok
ubiegiy mniej byl pomyslny dla
swiata handlowego cd lat 1907
1906. Nietylko obr6t byi mniej-
say, ale proceut zysku nizszy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-02
Telegramy zagraniczne

Rzym, 2 stycznia. = Wycho-
dzaca tn gazeta Vita" doniosla
przedwczoraj, re wedle otrzyma-
nej wiadomoSci "a pomoca tele-
grafu iskrowego cieSniny mes
synskiej grupa wysp Liparyjskich
wulkanicznej formacyi, polozo-
nych w poblizu Sycylii zniknela
powierzchni morza przypusz-
czalnie z % tysiacami mieszkan-
cow tych wysp wskutek ostatniej
strasznej katastrofy trzesienia zie
mi we Wloszech poludniowych.
Wyslana jednakowoz natych-
miast W tym kierunku 1odz torpe-
dowa przysIala doniesienie, re
wprawdzie na omawianych wy
spach odczuwano slime trzesienie
ziemi, ze pewna liczba domow
zostala uszkodzona, lecz ludzi
Mkt ME zginal.
Mimo to ME brak ciagych do
niesien re zniszczonych trzesie-
MEM ziemi miejscowosci, jednak-
ze ME zawieraja one mic nowego.
Wciaz powtarza sic ia sama hi
storya okropnych seen przy-
krych precise, jake sic wydarza-
ia po zniszczeniu tax wielu miast
i r6znych miejscowosci.
Akcya ratunkowa ME postepuje
tax, jakby sobie tego zyczye wy
pada&o, poniewaz do wielu miejsc
jest nader trudny dostep; wyjatek
stanowi jedynie Messyna, gdzie
sic do pewnego stopnia systema-
tycznie pracuje. Zatrudniane przy
TEN liczne okrety maja swe stale
punkta IA wybrzezu, skad sic na
wszystlie strony rozwozi srodki
zywnosci | wode do picia.
Obecny na miejscu katastrofy
minister sprawiedliwoSci donosi
premierowi Giolitti Messyny. re
tam wala sic wieIka liczba zwlok
ludzkieh we wszystkich prawie
dzielnicach zburzonego miasta.
Wczoraj take odczuto lekkie
wstrzasnienia ziemi na dotknietej
niedawno katastrofa przestrzeni.
Najsilniejsze wydarzyio sic o Sej
godzinie rano; inne o 9tej godz.
pred poiudniem. Wedle ostatecz-
nych obliczeh mad wybrzezami Gle
SHINY Messynskiej zginela co mai
mniej polowa mieszkahcow. Pro-
fesor Rioco, dyrektor Observable
ryum na Etnie (wulkan na Sycy-
lii) oblicza liczbe zabitych na
przeszio 100000. ze r6wniez VIE
le jest takze rannych, to juz stad
mozna wnioskowac, IL po zapeA
nieniu poblizszych szpitali ranny-
mi czesc ich przewozi sic do dal-
szych miast jak mp. do Genuy.
Zaczawszy cd krola a skohczy-
wszy na najbiedniejszym robotni-
ku daje sic zauwazyc W caiym na-'
rodzie wielka ofiarnoS6 na rzecz
nieszczesliwych. Kr6l przezaacza
swe palace W Neapolu i Caserta
IA lazarety.
Codziennie nadchodza tu pa
rowce rannymi; tax wczoraj
okret ,,Nord America" przewiozl
1900 os6b. Cztery tam olrety mo-
ga dowieze iada chwila 5000 os6b.