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Morris tribune., 1891-05-27
Charleston Headed for Peru.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-The fact that
the Charleston has not yet reported her
arrival at Panama is regarded by the
navy department. as an evidence that
the vessel did not deviate from her
course to go into Panama, but has
passed onward and southwark. So nc
news is expected from her until she
reaches one Of the South American
ports-probably Payta OF Callao, Peru,
Meanwhile there is absclutelyno news
sf the Itata,
Morris tribune., 1891-05-27
Kentucky People'S Party Ticket.

CINCINNATI, May 22.-The farmers
representing Kentucky in the Cinein-
natl convention made their way across
the Ohio and set the movement agoing
in the old commonwealth A full state
ticket was chosen. The platform
adopted is substantially the Peoples
party platform.
Morris tribune., 1891-05-27

LAC QUI PARLE COUNTY.
NV ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. llS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-21
PONDS FOR SALE.

Scaled proposals will he received by the Finance Com.
~ NJ the board OF Mavor and Aldermen Of the town OF
Tnbnsnn CITY East Tennessee until u o'clock noon OF
Monday 90 1891 for one hundred bon1' OF sau t"
- N denomination OF five hundred dollars $500. dated
Foruary 1901 and having twenty go Yeais 10 run
,a bonds bearing interest the rate Of per cent per
annum payable sem-annually at the Hanover NatlolaI
Rank in New-Yos These bonds are issued for street ahd
school purposes. in accdance with acts u le DscTa
Assembly OF of Tennessee, rauhed DY VOC OF
the .ce9le OF the Assessei HaT2gn OF i9o6oS
Census 1890 tonciah t1Oo Present bonded Gfbs IL
nnthinp Rate OF taxation 81 Is the 300 worth OF
pr0Derty. Interest sinking lnnd ptoNidi iof. a."
KID. for les accrued interest wiz D., con-
sidered Address WILLIAM G. MATHES' chairman
Elnance Cnm:nltt.c. Jnhn.nn CIV. Ienn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-21
NEW.YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

seSsSp CRY 81 ''eSSi NIB ana s
Tuesday, at from Pier 40 f. T. foot OF Pikest),
New-YoTk connecting
YARMOUTH for Digby, Annapolis. Halifax, and
Lunenberg. EASTPoRT for St. Andrews. Robbinston,
St; stephens, Calais, and points north ST JOHN ioi
Prince Edward sIond Elegant passenger accOmnOda
,.,,,, H. II. WARNER Preside9..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-21
100000
FIRST MORTGAGE
639 BONDS
OF THE
COLUMBIA OIL co.
CAPITAL, 100000.
Incorporated Under the Laws OF
Illinois.
THE ILLINOIS TRUST AND SAVINGS
BANK Of Chicago;
THE SUFFOLK TRUST COMPANY. Ex-
change Building, Boston, and
THE HOLLAND TRUST COMPANY, 81
Nassau st., New York,
Will Receive Subscriptions for

$4,000 First Mortgage per cent. Bonds oeos
series OF 400 bonds OF 900 each Prneipal payso
in ten years or redeemabe within Eve years at 100 ana
accrued interest Interest payable semi annually (Dee
1 and June 1 Of each year. in New-York, Boston ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-21
OFFIC e r 8.

OFFIC Frs.
J. Foster Rhodes, Chicago, President.
Chas. l.. Arnold, Chicago yice-President.
c. n. Mclaughlin Memphis. General Manager.
C. T.. sheldon, Owatonna, nliup., Secretary
J. Dodson Good, New York. Auditor.
Holmes IIosc. LIST National Bank, Chicago Treasurer
Counsel-Abram VI. Pence Chicago, Baldwin q Black
mnr, New York, Mccall & Sanger. Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-21
rRUsrEH FOR BONDHoLDERs.


The Illinois Trust and Savings Bank OF Chicago, ILL.,
The subscription list will be opened Monday. June
o. at 10 o'clock and closed on or before wednesday
June "a, at p. m.
first mortgage all the and after acquired prop
erty both and personal OF the Columbia OIL Company
The property owned by this company Is entirely nee
from lncumbance, and its present plant earns annually
sufficient profit pay the interest the proposed issue
Of bond. and n fair dividend upon the capital stock
The proceeds the issue will be expended In the ex'
tension Of companys plant thus increasing the secur
y OF the bondhoders.
profits OF the enterprise, AS EACH SUBSCRIBER WILL
BE GIVEN BONUS OF 80 PER CENT OF THE
FACE VALUE OF THE BONDS FOR WHICH HE
sUBsCRIBES fully paid worcestershire stock of the
company and requisite stock has already been trans
ferred to a trustee for that purpose
IL is fact evidenced by two years. practical working
OF this companys system, that the stock thus given as
bonus will be OF very great value
This company will carry on the Manufacture OF Cotton
Seed products owning valuable paints and processes
OF manufacture which enable 1t to produce the same
cheaper than by any other known methods.
Only about one-thrd of the cotton seed raised in the
United states is at present utilized that the supply
OF raw material the business is practically unlimited
and the same may said Of the demand for the finished
products. The business has an assured and growing
field.
After the completion OF the additions to the present
plants the company will be able to produce 1900 barrels
Of oil and 80 600 of cake annually, which would
leave AFTER PAYING INTEREST ON ITS BONDS
AND ALL OTHER EXPENSES. A NET PROFIT OF
ABOUT 80 PER CENT or THE CAPITAL STOCK
OF THE COMPANY.
1t is believed with good security offered and the
bonus OF stock given, that safer more profitable
investment has ever been offered 70 investors
The bonds offered at par payable as follows;
20 Per Cent Payable on Application.
90 Per Cent. Payable JuIy Is, 1891.
20 Per Cent. Payable Aug. Is, 1891.
20 Per Cent. Payable sept ID, 1891.
20 Per Cent. Payable Oct Is, 1901.
Each nstalment to bear interest from date Of pay.
ment
The bonus Of stock will be given with the last pay
ment.
Scrip will be issued In exchange for Trust Companys
receipt and when all the instruments have been paid
this scrip Will exchanged for Coupon Bonds engraved
to meet all the requirements Of the NewYork, Boston
and Chicago Stock Exchanges.
The right reserved to reject application, and to
close subscription list earlier than the date named,
or TO allo smaller amount Of Bonds than may be
piled for.
The Trust Mortgage and Bond have been prepared
approved by the Counsel Of the Company and OF the
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank OF Chicago, and copies
of the same may be and application forms obtained
at the Offices of the Company, SO Commercial BANK
building Chicago the Illinois Trust and Savings Bank,
Chicago; the Suffolk Trust Company, Exchange Building
Bo.ton and the Holland Trust Company Of SO Nassaust
New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-21
CUANCEIv 4 MILLION.

control 600 - miles from CITY tial mot OF
Long Isand) beautiful lake OF several hundred acre au
small cot nrstcla-s surroundings schools, chuche7
best driving roads. with electric lleht water ana gas
rolling land whole be bought uhGcr F0l
ner acre capitalist syndicate with moderate outlay W"
realize 100000 within three years mis- can De proven
9"'''"''''' f"' LAKE Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-21

IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEwYoRK
1889. 1890. 1871 49,,
~ ao,, al ash 424 So 1900 s1.i52.4 99
General merchandise. S,5265f6 O,fo5ooo ','1'''lo
r,, %. TIM xaek 40 oO7 $40 s09155s3 50 2o2,2 16
since January 1.242 95s.5G4 26i,i37 O96 2o9o'oeo'
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEw-YoRK.
ror tho week - 1920 s230,022 S464te
fGr th is,mary 4o7i Is5 7365s39 oG4s,217
EXPORTS OF SPECIE At NEw-YoRh. 49,,
For the week . 8 sos $50 sl0e299 s2 3aa9 9Ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-21

NOIICE OF SALE or SEW EkAGE LOAN
" RONDsn OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT YER
NON, WESrCHFSTER CO.. y. Y. ,,.,
.he Hoard Of Trustees the Village Of Mount Vernon 10
Westminster County, New.York, will at their rooms Ia
Desr5orn's Building, Fourth avenue, In said village
eeiSe sealed proposals for the purchase OF Fifty 600
ne Seweraqe Loan Bonds" Of ssld village Inc SAD
BOARD viii ten and there open said proposals and aceept
the highest thereof unless 1t deem lor te 'ees' u
the .Iid village b. reject all Of said proposals; ,
These are part Of series OF Bonds when are 70 pc
issed y said village under Chapter SOS OF the Laws Of
iSs and the several amendments thereto 10 oFde FUNDS
for tie construction Of permanent system QI sewerage
yd drainage for said village Each BOND VIII DE for The
rnc p sum OF one thousand dollars ana VIII Dear IN
erest az the rate OF a. per centum per annum pay
Lilo at the National Citizens Bank u New ork Clty
The bonds viii be coupon bonds, with the privilege 70 the
holder OF hav wing them made Registered bonds. .,o
~ They VIII be dated June 1st. 1891 and payable as
Ten bonds Nos. 1872 to 15s Inclusive June 1917
FftseH bonds Nos 1s9 to 203 inclusive. June !. l9l9
Tteen bonds Nos 2Oi to 21s, inclusive. June l. 1920
rhe bonds win be delivered TO the purchasers on or
ba,dTe the 10th day Of July 1891 at IL m:
Nv statute bonds cannot be sold for less than par
and accrued interest. Nos TO 1tS, inclusive or these
hnnds have heretofore been issued and sold at good
emIum and the proceeds OF them have been expended
m the construction OF system OF sewers for said village
il Is expected that the proceeds OF this sale hereby
advertised viii complete tile said SYSTEM
By order u said Board Of Trustees
D''eu '1"' - -' JARED sANDFoRD. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-21
NORWICHLtNE

DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
Leaves Des Pier. 3 rs; Saturdays AS D.
Do West 22d.St: Pier 3 go Do, do
For CRANSr0NS, WEST POINT, CORNWALL, NEW.
HYDE PARK and RONDOCT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-21

LA-UINIIFUu.
George H. Prentiss & Co.. No. 81 William-st,
quote local securities as follows
George H. Prentls Co, 81 Williamst quote local
securities as follows
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS. ETC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-21

The business in State issues was limited to
Tennessee settlement IS at 90 ga. There were
no sales Of city bank stocks.
The general bond market sank into n comatose
condition The transactions were small and the
final variations entirely unworthy of notice. Ref
erence is made to our full report of bond sales.
Money on call was nominal, as usual on Satur-
day, but there was an abundant supply at about
2 per cent.
The Sub-Tresury was debtor to the Clearing
Housa c1 OAK All
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-21
WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENTS.

WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENTS.
The receipts from customs reported at Wash
ington to-day were S547,144, from internal rev.
enue S417,5I2, and from miscellaneous sources
S15,431. The Treasury received S26I, O33 Ma
tonal bank notes for redemption, and the receipts
on this account in the week amounted to 81 ,6O9,-
727 To secure National bank circulation it holds
Sl42,013, 900 in these bonds:
Currency skies - 95d '0V o
Four and one-half per 22sS5 $50
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week.
S7I3750; bonds held 10 secure circulation with
drawn. S325, 900. National bank circulation out
standing-currency notes. SlGS ,l72,4GO; gold
notes 81 22,727; against which the Treasury holds
$40 Q34, 495 legal money for the redemption OF
surrendered circulation.
In London British consOls were slightly higher,
but they closed unchanged In the open market
counts and ga per cent for bankers balances.
Bar silver gained the fraction at 40 lid. an
ounce American railway shares declined from
the opening, but the dealings were not heavy.
Worden IL Fanshawe offer 10 investors at
100 - and accrued interest City of Boston thirty
wear per cent registered bonds due June, 1921.
The Ontario Silver Mining Company has de-
clared its usual dividend for May, payable on
June 80, at the Office of Lounsbery < Co.. Mills
Building. The transfer books will be closed on
June %.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company, Of this
city, and the Franklin Trust Company, OF Brook
lyn, offer for subscription at par 100000 of the
preferred stock of Journey d Burnham, in
c0rporated 10 succeed the well-known dTy-goods
firm of Journey & Burnham, the capital stock
being 81 900 900, divided into 10000 shares of
81 90 each. of which 5000 shares are preferred
cent per annum. The subscription books will
close on Tuesday. June 80. at p.
The following table gives the current quota
tions of city bank stocks together with their par
- Aaa coll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-21
THE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, June cop. m.
BY the operations of the New-York Subj reasury
in the week ended last night, which included
deposits of S177 900 for payment at other points.
the associated banks gained S6,s09,os3. The
weekly bank statement published to-day showed
gain IN cash of Ss,520,700. The increase in
specie was due chiefly to the disbursements for
pensions, although it may be misleading, because
many city banks include in their specie account
the new legal tender notes issued in payment Tor
silver bullion. They legal tenders and not
specie, but in the statement considerable sum
appears TO be actual coin. The statement was
unusually consistent, and it was unexpectedly
favorable by an increase Of $3,l55.l00 in loans.
No better proof could be desired that the city
banks are entirely confident Of their ability to
meet any financial disturbance In spite of the
enlarged requirements caused by an increase oil
S1l, 1888 200 in deposits the changes resulted in
a gain of So 6s7, 400 in the surplus reserve. The
banks now hold S16,l72, 225 above legal require
ments, against $6,174,e25 at the same time last
year, and $9,220,5O0 in 1889.
The following the comparative statements Of Juno
10 and June 20: v,,~....
Loan. ssHs SSS IN:
sSS ss Inc Inc II
Circulation @ S,is5SOC sSioiOO Inc "a, 400
The following shows relation between the total re-
serve and the total deposits at the respective dates
E fgssts n nS Sa
Total reserve sloo 700 400 Inc $500 700
Ssss dspSCsits s5s72s75 es7oe176 2ssssoo
Surplus ... $40 4s4 so5 s1e172,22 Inc. s5es7,4oo
The Clearing House statement is as follows :
For to.day-EXchanges, S91 ,999,S94; balances,
S4,S87,656. For the week-EXchanges, Soe0,-
405, 746; balances, $50, 799,634.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
The stock market was too dull TO have promi-
nent features It's strength was remarkable, now,
ever, and, although many leading stocks closed
absolutely unchanged. the final variations wefe
generally advances of about 1-2 per cent on an
average. st. Paul and few other favorltes OF
the London market were in constant demand
Lackawanna was not specially active, Dut III atone
gained over per cent and, AS RUE, the ahoI r
cite coal stocks were exceptionally strong, Ihe
industrial stocks were a little higher, although
Distilling and Cattle Feeding Company was dull
at a small decline. Interest In the price or silver
was maintained and certificates closed 5-S per
cent higher at l OF, the highest point they nave
touched for several months The dealings were
affected favorably by the common expectations OF
a favorable bank statement, which were not dis
appointed. The reserve held by the city banks
is large enough to preclude danger OF disturbance
by demands for gold by Europe or by the West
for currency for the moving of the crops. Inc
condition of the banks seems to be equal TO D0th
emergencies The closing WAS dull, but extremely
confident.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were again no transactions in Govern
ment bonds, but the market was firm at these
UNCHANGED quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-21

sl,tT ceTIs.. 1901. iOI 1905 IGi lOUa iOI S64OUO
Ex dividend
SALES AT TIE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PIE.
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-22
Cuba.

Hae0anraa, 21 kwietnia.
DIS W plantacyach Labe-
rinto przy Cifuentas spali4o sic
100000 funt6w trzciny GU
krowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-22
TelegTamy zagraliGzne,
Cesarz Wilhelm rOzgniewany IA
siOstre.
NiezadOwolenie W WOjskach an
gielskich.
SzachrajstWa z Orderami tytu-
}ami W Niemczech.
Wielki pOzar W Hamburger.
POwstanie W pOrtugalskich po-
siadfesciaeh W Afryce.
Wielki poiar W Hamburgu.
Nienncy.
Berlin, 81 kwietnia.

W tutejszych ko}ach dobrze
poinformowanych ME watpia
wcale, IL hrabia Waldersee
bedzie mianowany nastepca
ks. Hohenlohe jako namiestnik
W Alzacyi i Lotaryngii. Ma
Wypadek wojny urzad to bar
dzo wazny powszechnie via
domo, re cesarz ma wielkie
zaufanie do zdolnosci hrabiego
administracyjnych. Utrzymu.
ia, IL hrabinie Waldersee wca
lie W Altonie sic ME podoba, i
re W razie, gdyby przeniesie-
ME wkr6tce ME nastapi}o:, ma
k}oni swego ma}zonka do po-
dania sic do dymisyi.
Berlin, 81 kwietnia.
Cesarz jest W wysokim sto-
pniu rozgniewany na to, IL
siostra jego, ksiezna sparty
przesz}a ma obrzadek greek i
przypisuje to wp3ywom rosyj,
skim. (Dawniej donosi}y te-
legramy, ze sta}o sic to "a jego
zgoda). Uwaza to "a osobi-
sta uraze przeciw niemn skie-
rowana, gdyz na jego wyradne
zyczenie W intercyzie slubnej
umieszczono warunek, IL ksie-
znej bedzie dozwolonem pozo-
staG przy lutera6skiem wyzna-
niu.
Berlin, 81 kwietnia.
Zarzadzono sledztwo W ia
kichs szachrajstwach przy u,
dzielaniu tytuf6w i order6w i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-22
= [ krasg! = dorzuci} Waiver.

i krasg! = dorzuci} Waiver.
= Krasniejszych ME przeliczyc W Kare-
wiszkach! = obojetnie dorzuci}a.
Sko1czono wieczerze. Wsta}a pierwsza
Maryjka statki sprzataG, wstali "a MIA wszyscy
modlitwe zm6wiwszy, staremu gromadnie
podziekowali. Zblizy} sic do niego Marci-
mex, kt6ry przy starszych cicho siedzia} po-
ca}owa} so W reke
=. Oicze = rzek} = p6jde do koni juz, a
jak mnie re s}uzby "a to biede przepedza?
-Pieknie przepros, a jak to ME pomoze
przychodz smialo do chaty. Karae ME bede i
chleba ME poskapie.
Ale = oburzy} sic Waiver GO on tam
ma poniewierac sic po cudzych obowiazkach!
Albo my to cd pana ME bogatsi? Dosyc biedy,
bedziecie panowac!
= S4uzba ME ha6bi- starry zaprzeczy} =
a chleb i'm ciezej zdobyty, smaczniejszy! Da4
Bog dostatki, chwa}a Jemu; ale pracowae do
smierci trzeba Dw6r bez mas, my bez dwo-
ru sic ME obedziemy = takiez wysoka ustano
wienie jest. Mech ch}opak s}uzy, jak pred
tenn, my, cho6 dzieki tobie bez mai jmu pre-.
zyG zdo}amy, skoro do univ dworskich popro,
sza, jake zwykle grenada ruszymy.
A rozumie sic! = jednog}osnie Piotr
Andrzej potwierdzil
= Ohio, jabym palcem ME ruszy}. Al
bo mi to pa6szczyzna! Jakby wies rak potu
tym polom pafskim ME da2a, dw6rby nasz byl,
zginal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-22

A Krysztof donna? = spyta}
- Ma robocie
= Cos on zmarkotnia} tenn czasy!
= Me weso1a dola bez roll, bez konia,
bez chleba:
i bez Magdalenki! = wtraci}a Ma
ryjka.
-Oj, tyle biedy = Andrzej sic odezwa}.
= Jesienia swaty poszle, to mu ia dadza! Ia
dna osobliwosc.
= Me dadza = szepne}a Rozalka. :
Szluguris juz sic upewni}. G}osno opowiada.
: Moe wesel tel jesieni hedzie!- Zacze-
Ia wyGczac Piotrowa. = Brodacz krawc6wne
bierze, J6zef6w m1odsza do Wisbor6w idzie.
To diva, wdowiec Bukutis mysli druga zone
brac, to trzy U Szluguris6w bedzie tez hu
czne wesele, u Szwedas6w to chyba dwa
= jake diva?
= Ano Magdalenki Jurgisa. ...- Stary
Rozalke juz jakby "a synowe mia}, Jurgis
wczoraj ca}y wiecz6r pod oknem niej pre-
gada} OF jak sic dziewczyna mieni. Pewnie-
scie sobie przyrzeki?
Rozalka pod ogniem wszystkich cieka
wych spojrze1, pasowa sic sta}a, ale oczu ME
spusci}a.
-Plotki to! = odpar1a ramionami ru-
szajac = Jurgis "a matczynym interesem "a
szed}, robote pyta} Potem pasek sobie ku-
pil troche zabaw} ma Krysztofa oczekujac.
szwedas takiej ho1oty jak moja ME patrzy.
= Ale statku twego piracy! rzek} Jan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-22
Me daj nam Boze cudza krzywda bo

Me daj nam Boze cudza krzywda bo-
gaciG!
= TAX ma wielkim swiecie jest, SWAT d}u
go pa6skim by}, teraz czas, by sic sta1 chop
skim. w Ameryce ch}opi panuja.
= Me wien, jak W Ameryce jest. U mas
dw6r cd wicklow by}, panowie jak my ma zie
mi swej wzrosli. Kazdemu jako matka ia zie
mia droga = nam i'm. | oni teraz r6wna
biede z nami cierpia, W jednym kosciele Bogu
troski zanosza My ich ME zgubimy!
-Jako zwykle us}uzymy, DO nijakiej
krzywdy ME many! "a ojcem starsi syno-
vie rzekli.
Rozalka pocze}a sic zegnac, starego Jana
poca}owa}a reke, innym skine}a g}owa. Wa
wer po kapelusz siegna}.
= Nadprowadze was troche = rzek} =
bo mi po drodze do Szluguris6w wstapie
trzeba.
Me odrzek}a mic W progu jeszcze nabo-
znie pozdrowiwszy, wysz}a "a wrota.
-Rych4o odjezdzacie do Niemcow? =
spyta}a 60 ma drodze.
= Jeszcze zabawie = odpar} = Prawo
ma ziemie gotowe, ale ojciec uprosi}, bym je-
szcze drzewo ma budowle kupi} ma miejsce do
staw1 Trzeba staremu dogodzic, zeby bar.
dzo ME lamentowa1! Nudno tu, ale mic ME
poradzisz.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-22
SZARY PR0CH
POWIESC
(2Y -PRzEz
MARIE RODZIEWICZ.
(Ciag daIszy).

(Ciag dalszy).
= lime easy, inny rygor! = Jan lakoni,
cznie wyg}os3, siadajac znowu ma }awie.
: Siadaj ty Rozalko : powt6rzy3 WI
doczna ujma W giosie.
Dziekuje, ME goldman. zostahcie
zdrowi!
"A dalib6g ME puszcze! = zawola} Wa
wer zrywajqc sic zastepujac jej droge.
= Uciekacie, jakbyscie do wrog6w przy-
sill! A toe Maryjce W tel chace swoJsko' do
da3 Andrzej weso}o.
Rzadki was go56, to chod si1a zatrzy
many! : Piotr wtracA,
Ostqpili ia cd progu wszyscy,
Fl, to ia tax kawaler pfoszy! = "a
zartowa}a siostra.
Og6lny smiech przyjq1 uwage,
"A toz Gle ME zje!
Ktoby taxa }adne dziewdzyne ladf!
Ino popatrzeG oblizae sic! = zaprzeczy3 Wa
wer.
Rozalka wreszcie uleg1a. Posadzono ia
sto}u. Jan jej sam chleb mise podsuna1.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-22

Trzecia czes6 cz}onkow klubu
MISUNDERSTANDING i wick
szos6 gosci jednego z najwiek-
szych hote16w zachorowa}o "a q
MIA. Z}a pogoda chorobe
wzmaga. Telegramy donosza
o podobnem po}ozeniu W Leeds
i Sheffield.
Lomdyo, 81 kwietnia.
Cd kilku lat W pewnych od-
dzia}ach wojsk brytyjskich pa.
nowa}o niezadowolenie istotne
lub urojone. Przed rokiem
mniej wiecej objawi}o sic ono
is! ;;:s!wnym buntem W 27gim ba-
talionie grenadyerow gwardyl
W koszarach Wellingtons tn xo4o
pa1acu Buckingham W Londy-
ME; battalion ten odes}ano do
wysp Bermuda. To mia}o
spowodowac wladze do zarza-
dzenia sledztwa, azeby dok}a.
dnie zbadac z}o, kt6re sic roz-
szerzy}o.
Jednakze do tego sledztwa,
jak sic zdaje, ME przysz}o.
DIS rano przysz}o do podo.
buych zajsc W ko}ach wojsko-
wych, / to znowu miedzy s}yn-
nymi brytyjskimi grenadyera-
mi. Szczeg6}y So nastepujace:
Trzeci battalion grenadyer6w
gwardyi W koszarach Chelsea
otrzyma} rozkaz wystapienia
na paradzie W pogotowiu do
wymarszu. Zo1nierze ME us1u-
chali rozkazu. Wtedy oficero-
vie batalionu spiesznie zEozyH
narade i najwp}ywowszych po-
dofcer6w do niej wciagnieto.
Ci pr6bowali nak}onic zo}nie-
rzy do pos}usze6stwa, azeby
wstydu wojsku ME czy"iono.
Uda}o i'm sic to wreszc e, po
czesci, ale po d}ugich >tara-
mach i nareszc::e ukaza}y sic 4
kompanie batalionu Ma ara
die, ale W jak najgorszrn
usposobieniu. lime kompauie
ME chcia}y pos}uchac.
Po dalszej naradzie oficer6w
i "a uwiadomieniem ministery-
um wojny przyaresztowano
najstarszych zo}nierzy Z od-