davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-08-08
l,ne MIRACLE Ce caNA


TIE wntcrrols were filled a; Gods tcacsl,
Yet in the marriage wine uu grape wis prc':;r'
No tired feet the weary wine press trod
To make this s.lcrt;l ei:iia:.c Of 0ir God!
AS nature doth proclaim . power divine,
Each drop Of moisture turned Itself Ia wine.
In srltc Of arguments in Jesus n.t,
The world is full of tlnuiiia. s,:cp. les yet.
Believing naughl bal Tie; themselves hav
seen,
Thcy doub. this miracle of Palestine;
They tind The Holy Bible niod with flaws
and pn their dOubiIns i.s.,i Ia nuturc'S laws.
Ye sco.:ers Of our sacred Lord, pray tell
Who tinted FIRST the wafer IN ne .clf
Who painted atmospheric moisture buc2
And gave thr ocean waves their constant hue.
Whose moisture RAISED in clou:t, all culcrJ lack
The 1eccy ones So White, lae s,arin king black
Save where the evening SANS bright ra5 d III
cline
TO turn tnis iieccy moisture INTO wife.
Aud lmy Il uciieditiiun On lne:u AL
Like purple grapes hang ua u golden WALTZ
Twas THUS or l.or.! II sacred r.:dia'e Hnea
Slow turning .!auG's watci vintage rc't
II lilies 1T His bidding :ran soil
Spring up, that neither know Ia s!ln nor toll
Lii beauty Sc, lnorc e"rsvolsly ;.i'ia!ed
Than no o! old who INIT great icic.'lc made,
Then why may not the gentle cycna:'s dew.
at Gods command take on Il r,,dy hnc!
This whirliue. surt;ing world made By
Quo
Who might have made the wine as rivers run:
Yet put u swvctcr nectar III Inc ilia.
Fresh ripping from the vintage vi the hills.
Watch Natures miracle vixen day IS dead.
And bluShing lie.cs ul;' enad rlsit said,
Slow dipping his ol Lace IL cooling hrne
Turns all tho ucusl.i bilows into wine.
The sun aud rain ..irctcii DER tie earth u bow,
With tin;s Iiore ii..a:.lf.i luuI wine can show:
y frcscoed arch in ;;or,e-',;s cco:s scvri---
a bridge where weak b2iui may walk ~
heaven
Who h,tth not seen nj sunset on the plain
4 passing storiucluud dropping; blood red rain
n great libation poured at NATURES shrine.
To ill Soils golden cup with evening wine?
Since Nature doth such miracles perform.
Why may not lie who makes ana rules the
storm,
or all Ills miracles the first and least,
Tint few drops for C;,nus wedding feast?
The greatest marriage Mt the end shall be
Wheo TING is welded Ia eternity.
All hidden are. the greatest and the least,
To taste the wine al heavens great welding
feast.
Where all the ra;lsaEictl universe Shall sing.
HosanEa! To the everlasting: King.
Fred Emerson Crooks IN New York Herald.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1891-08-28

NEW BUILDINGS.

WE are at present enjoying a very
healthy and lasting boom in the shape
OF many new and elegant buildings
being erected. When people are pros
pering they are ready to build for them
selves beautiful and comfortable houses
so they may live in peace aud comfort
In days gone by people have been con-
tent TO live in plain houses which made
10 pretentions Of being ornamental OF
attractive. But anadvance is going on
in this as we'll as other lines, and places
are being erected here which have been
according to modern plans.
Never has there been more buildings
going on than at present. The trades
men have all they can do and are oonse'
quently happy. Real estate is very ac'
tive. Many transfers are being made
almost every day. Much OF the proper
~ isselling at very good figure and
demonstrating .he fact that we have not
enough good property for residences.
More streets should be opened in vsri'
Gus parts, which would bring more laud
onto the market and make the building
trade brisker than ever for people must
have houses to live in. Those arriving
in our midst find considerable trouble in
buying or renting a suitable place to live
in, houses being rented long before they
are completed. The plot of land known
rs the Garden Lots would make the
most beautiful place Of residence and a
good addition to the city II it were only
laid out in lots aud placed on the market.
Lots in that section would be eagerly
brought by investors or those wishing a
home. Those who own property there
would do well to agitate the scheme. All
growing cities are plating out new addi-
tions and Lehi is growing fast enough to
warrant such thing We mover want
TO hear of hard times here any more and
If the people GO to work in the right d.
rection we do not expect TO hear it.
Though much is being done at present
in the building and improvement line
we are anxious TO see more. Many peo-
pie cannot afford to build elegant places
ut present but they can at least improve
their premises so that it may harmonic
with their surroundings and be a credit
60 themselves and the city for all classes
like to see well kept place.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1891-08-28

LEHl is fairly running over with fruit.
Look on every side and trees laden with
their luscious fruit meets the gaze.
There is so much that it will be inpos-
sible for people to take care OF il ALL but
much will 90 to waste, aud all because
we have no canning factory whereby
all this might be prevented; no good
market nearer hand than Salt Lake or
Bingham and Tintic mining camps, the
first named freight would eat up profit
and the last named either by rail OF
team would be about the same il man
was counting the time between him and
his team. We hope the time is not far
distant when We will have a market at
home, and we think the time will soon
come, ii what is said to be coming gets
here. We have any amount of beautiful
peaches and all kinds OF stone fruit. Ii
any one will trouble himself to pass
through here now they would almost
think that Utah County was one vast
orchard, with an endless variety OF all
kinds Of fruit that is pleasant and tempt
ing, but much better TO taste.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1891-08-28
The sett ling Of California.

Upper California was hrst visited by
the Spaniards in l542. Sir Francis
Drake, the same who took Raleigh's
colony back 20 England in 1855, visited
upper California in 1870, calling it New
Albion, which means new England
1t was two hundred years later IN 1902
when Catholic missionaries from spain
made the first settlement OF white peo-
pie in that country. There were only
about ten thousand white inhabitants
IN the Whule province When ~ was
sel@eu pS the . h'ltu states Ia 1917 IN
the summer OF that year 'al'loruia SET
TIERS from the tn'ted states set mp a
movement Tor independence ana uie"
ID estaollsh a government known as
me heai I lag hePuolv' hey were
AIDED ny app reinon ~, ,'l ,',.. a
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1891-08-28
LIKE TO BE HuMeuooep.
what q Woman Physician says About tn,
Wants of Patients.


Wants Of Patients,
"A woman physician in the city told a
most remarkable thing day or two
ago, says the New York sun. 1T takes
n deal of conscicntiousness TO keep a
physician from becoming quack, Sc
she said. ITS such an easy thing to
quack when you know your patient
wants YOU 10, and that because the pa
tient wants IL, it would perhaps be ben
eficial in the end by quacSing moan
resorting to clap-trap and unscientihc
methods such as the faith cure and its
like No one but a physician has any
idea how great demand there is for
this among intelligent people.
They don't want the honest, straight
forward exhibition Of the action Of
drugs on the body They want a mys-
terry about II an exhibition of healing
as a divine force-something that APP
peals Tn the imagination And because
It's subject for the imagination the
demand comes not from the ignorant
and unthinking, but from the most in
telligent and beSt-informed people
II have known some of the most
logical and clear-headed people in the
city TO offer such resistance 10 scien-
tifc rational measures in medical treat
ment and insist so strongly upon some
illegitimate and inadequate course, as
to put the honest physicians patience
10 its last resort.
1T isn't quite that they like TO he
humbuggcd. They don't know ii by
that thouol the Musician does Thev
want something for the Imagination TO
work on. And that's the stronghold of
the quack practitioner 1t takes an
honest man or woman TO practice med
icine honestly sL
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1891-08-28
Ballard's Snow Linimsnt

This invaluable remedy is one that
ought to be in every household. 1t will
cure your Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Sprains, Cuts. Bruises, Burns, Frosted
Feet and Ears, Sore Throat and Sore
Chest. II you have Lame Back it will
cure 1t. II penetrates 10 the seat OF the
disease. II will cure Stiff Joints and
contracted muscles after all other
remedies have failed. Those who have
been cripples for years have used Bal
Ldrd's SnOw LinimeHt and thrown away
their crutches and been able to walk as
well es ever. II willcure you. Prize 50
cents.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1891-08-28

THERE are some people in this town
who are so penurous that they send all
their printing of to other places for the
sake oil saving few pennies. They
have been built up by the citizens OF
Lehi, but are not willing to give one
cent TO benefit their own town, unless il
directly benefits themselves. A city
made up Sof such persons would be
pretty dead for there is no progression
in them, unless it be only the advance
ment OF their own selfish interests.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1891-08-28
THE SALT LAKE TIMES.

Devoted to the interests of Utah. Fai
and fearless on all subjects. The
Tiiacs is Straight Republican in Poll
tics, aud believes in abandoning tile
dead issues OF the past, and turning
attention to present conditions.
Published every afternoon ex-
cept Sunday.
All the news OF the week by
telegraph.
Subscription price 15c. a month
or 81 a quarter in advance.
Address-The 1imei Publishing Co.
SALT LAKE..
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1891-08-28
DON'T READ THIS!
as. NEWTON W THOMPSON
Amarinan Enrk Shnaina ahnn
Jas, NEWTON

For irst.class Horse-shosing and
Blacksmithing in all its branches go
TO the American Fork Shop, opposite
Chipman's store. Mr.. Jas. Newton
will shoe your horses in a satisfactory
manner interfering, stumbling aud over
reaching stopped. General Blacksmith
ing by II. W. Thompson who guarantees
to do all kinds OF iron work. Buggies
Carts, and Wagons a Speciality and
done with dispatch. Remember above
address.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1891-08-28
COUNCIL


To these are to be added.a9 vote for the
house and thirty for the council. These
votes are cast in San Juan county, butth
legislative ticket was not voted there.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1891-08-28
The Total Vote of the Territory.

SALT LAKE, August 2s.-The Utah
commission yesterday figured up the total
vote OF the territory as follows:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-03

jasnow1osa, niebieskooka, z rozpuszczonymi
warkoczami, co jej kolan siega}y, najpie kniej
ubrana, najprzystojniejsza, najweselsza. smia-
Ia sic do ch}opc6w, CO ia rojem otoczyi, ia bo-
gatego Szwedasa c6rke jedyna. Jodas patrza},
az re zbytniego natezenia mr6zy}y sic jego 0:
czy cd wegi czarniejsze, b}yskajace z jam gle
bokich pod zacietem niskiem czo}em. lynn.
czasem IA dr6zce cd koscioSa ukazali sic ocze-
kiwani.
Waiver szed} przodem, "a MIN Szlugu-
ris Andrzej.
Gedrajtys W skrzypce uderzy1 smyczkiem
dziewczeta sic porwaty skupi3y, jak owce
gromade. M}odzi poskoczyli ma powitanie
przez okna starry wytykai g}owy, mezatki
zachwyca}y sic g}osno. Tylko Rozalka zosta}a
ma miejscu Magdalenka, ME opuszczajac p}o
tu, zawo}a}a
= Drugi Brodacz do mas idzie Bedzie
czem u Didels6w komin wytrzec!
= Czemuz was ten Niemiec re dworu,
co do ciebie sic zaleca, ME wyciera sadly, a
twoja twarz! = zasmia} sic J6zef Brodacz z}o-
sliwie.
= Gedrajtys rznij! = hukna} juz zdala
Szluguris.
Ozwa7y sic skrzypki, zahucza} bebenek.
Starry pcczei przytupywac, staruszki W do
ME klaskae
- Suktinis zakomenderowa} Szlugu-
ris wsr6d smiech6w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-03

by}a ma ca1q wies s1awna, kazdy u niej robo-
te iaka mia}, lub chcia} oddac. Przyszed}
Szwedas mlody Wawrowa siostra, swa zo1la
re swa siostra Magdalenka, slawna Z pustoty
zalotnosci. Przyszi cd Szluguris6w wszyscy
cd Didelis6w, Brodacz Rafa}a syn, Gedraj
tvs muzykant, krawiec J6zef siostrami. Sta
rzy izbie obsiedi sto4y czestujac sic WA
jem Jana Didelisa rozpytywali syna. But
kis czapkowa3 mu teraz, kobiety oglada}y je-
dwabne chustki Maryjki Amy podziwu
niemia}y; ma przyzbie Piotr ADdrzej opo-
wiadali bracie cuda gromadzie sqsiad6w, a
dziewczeta obsiad}szy hujnq trawe raz wraz ku
wsi zerka}y. Gedrajys skrzypce stroll, a wy
rostek z bebenkiem instrument sw6j uderza}
Mkt jednak ta6ca ME zaczyna1
Me by}o bo Szlugurisa, bez niego ME
by1o zabawy. Szluguris Wawrem u Rufna
bawi}. Czekano ich obu niecierpliwie. Starry
Jan IA droge oknem wyziera}, az wreszcie ma
Andrzeja skina4 kaza} isc po brata.
W kacie szynkowni miedzy starymi Kry-
stof Jodas siedzia} do nikogo sic ME odzywajac.
Ma}emi }ykami sw6j ,,alus' (piwo) popija}, i
rekami glove podpar1szy, ukosnie okno ma
dziewczeta spoglada}. Widzia} swa Rozalke,
jak on czarna i jak on ponura. Mia}a wielkie
warkocze W korone ma g1owie upiete, ma So
bic samodzia} wzorzysty gorsecik. Rece ma
piersi skrzyzowa}a i s}ucha1a obojetnie zywej
opowiesci Maryjki. I widzia1 tez Krysztof sic
dzaca na p}ocie dziewczyne jak topola smuk1a,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-03
SZARY PR0CH
WIESG
q3 -rRzFz
MARIE RODZIEWICZ.
MARIE RODZIEWICZ.
POWIESC
PRZEZ =
II.
lCiag daIszyl.

Atletyczny mezczyzna pochyl1 sic do ME
go u$cisnq} serdecznie, do g}ebi wzruszony
smutny Potem odszed}, kaleka cd ksiezy-
ca ku jasniejacemu ma wschodzie niebu twarz
obr6c1, z}amanym, rozbitym g}osem cicha
pie$G nabozna zaspiewa}, pies6 tax stara jak
chrzest zmujdzi. s}ysza3 ia oddalajacy sic
przybysz Jak sen piekne fantastyczne by}y
tel porze jego ojczyste pola, on nagle spo-
waznia}, }owiac uchem dzwieH dozna1 znowu
widzenia re swej nedznej przesz}osci widzia3
sic dzieckiem wsrod obcych, gdy norze swej
ma okrecie, by tesknote przem6dz, sam sobie
te piesG spiewa}, cichutko, by go ME wy
smiano! -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-03
lynn razem strajkerzy przez po-
licya pOzabijani.
Ferye W Springfleldzie.
Immigracys z Wfoch.
Zn0wu rzez.
Ze St0licy Stanu.

Springfield, Ill.,, 2. kwietnia.
w obu Izbach postanowiono
W Piatek odroczyc sic az do
srody ze wzgledu ma wybory.
w Izbie pos}6w dis rano AL
len wni6s}, by bile MONA po-
dawaG tylko do logo b. m., i
wniosek jego przekazano ko-
mitetowi porzadku dziennego.
Podano rome wnicski, jako
to: przeciw fa}szerstwu arty-
ku}6w zywnosci; przeciw fall
szowaniu papieros6w, o na1o-
zeniu kary ma tych, kt6rzy
trunk pod fa}szywymi pozo-
rami wy1udzaja, o koncesyo-
nowaniu posrednik6w W spree
dazy bilet6w kolejowych; 0
zmuszaniu ustawa towarzystw
ubezpieczajacych do wyp1aca-
MIA ca}ych sum ubezpieczenia,
skoro GAIA ubezpieczona VIA
snosc sic spali, i t. p.
strajkerzy pozabijani.
PiHsbwg, Pa., 2. kwietnia.
DIS rano W rozpaczliwej
walce 2 pomocnikami szeryfa
z Morewood II straj ker6w 10
sta}o zabitych, a 81 ranionych.
Nazwiska pozabijanych Co lie
je z depesz angielskich MONA
odcyfrowae), So nastepujace:
Paul Dohannies, S}owak re
Standard Works; Wal. Geidel,
S1owak Z Donnelly; Jak6b
Brochle CD, Polak Tarrs;
Jak6b Szukowski, Polak; Jan
Fedor, Polak; Antoni Rist,
Polak; Cresezo Binero, W}ocb.
Innych nazwisk ME MONA sic
bylo dowiedzie6, ale TAX poza-
(Dok. ma 4 tel str.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-03
Francya.
Pary5, 3 kwietnia.

Podczas posiedzeG miedzy-
narodowego kongresu g6rni-
k6w przyby}a tu depesza cd
kierownik6w kopal1 W powie-
Gle Saar, kt6ra donosi, re VIA
sciciele kopal6 oddalili wszyst
kich robotnik6w, kt6rzy sic in
teresowali kongresem. Who
SEX Delegate DeFruets, aby
oddanie gEos6w pod}ug naro-
dowosci, ME za5 pod}ug iloscl
cz}onk6w nastapi}o, przyjeto
58 g}osami przeciwr o 40.
Pc przyjeciu wniosku dele
gata DeFruets oswiadczyli ir-
landcy delegacii, re zasada sto-
sunkowej reprezentacyi bedAie
podstawa zwiazku, kt6ry po-
pra g6rnicy brytyjscy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-03

Starry to by} taniec zarzucony Dziew-
czeta zaproszone wzdryga}y sic, t}umaczac, re
ME umieja, wiec Jonas do sieni wbieg} wy
prowadzi}. wsr6d og6lnej uciechy stara habke
Gedrajtysa z MIA bal rozpocza}. Rzucili sic
ch}opcy "a tym przyk}adem po staruszki inne,
wnet taniec zwawo sic rozpocza}, parami, ro-
dzaj polki skakanej, cd kt6rej tempa osuwa-
}y sic babkom czepce, podlatywa}y siwe x}osy.
-Czyra, czyra, czyra! = przyspiewywa,
no takt.
Waiver t1um rozbawiony mina}, do izby
szynkowej wszed}, przywita} gospodarzy, Kry
sztofowi dion uscisna1 Butkisowi ,kaza} be-
czke p1wa odrazu wytoczyG, zeby wszyscy pill
"a jego zdrowie pieniadze.
Powsta1 gwar rados6 wielka zaczeto go
sciskac winszowaG, posadzono miedzy maj
przedniejszymi, podczas gdy z}oty trunek
jak woda sic toczy}, on opowiada} rome avian
tury opisywa1 cudze kraje [ tanecznikom
kazaf alus" lac, muzyce, staruszkom zha-
sanym, sam rozparty, z cygarem W zebach,
protekcyona]nie do wszystkich sic usmiechas.
Szluguris hula}, dokazywa}, wymysla}
smieszne piosnki, juz re dwadzescia par hasa
10 ma murawie, juz sic rozrusza} nawet krawiec
Jurgis, znany powolnosci, AMI Krystof nj
Waiver ME poruszyli sic miejsca. Krystof
nawet pozycyi ME zmienil, wciaz ukosem spo-
gladajac ma plot, gdzie juz dawno ME byao
Magdalenki.
(1;ao daisy nastapi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-03
TelegTamy zagralieEne.
Cesarz Wilhelm III W Kiel.
Nota rzadu WfOskiegO do pefno-
mOenika W Westinghouse.
MOae porozumienie bedzie mo-
iliWe.
Szczegofy pOWstaniu W Mani
pur.
WicegubernatOr panstWa KOngO
umiera.
Nienlcy.
Saczecin, 2 kwietnia.

~ 49,
Wczoraj zwiedza} cesarz
Wilhelm pracownie tow. okre-
towego Vulcan ,gdzie sic bu-
dujq niekt6re niemieckie okre,
ty wojenne. P6zniej oglada]
Hambursko-ameryka6ski pa
rowiec ks. Bismarck, kt6ry
W przysz}ym miesiqcu wykoh-
czq. = Prezydent Waldemar
Meissen, Z Hamburskiej inii,
przyjmowa} cesarza i oprowa
dza} go po okrecie. Cesarz
by1 bardzo zadowolony i wy
razi} nadzieje, re wszystkle
dalsze okrety foty Hambur-
sko-amerykaGskiej maj9 bye
budowane W Szczecinie. Ia
pros1 prezydenta Meissen do
towarzyszenia mu W podr6zy
do Lubecki.
KieI, 3 kwietnia.
Dzisiaj przyby3 tu cesarz
Wilhelm. Wieczorem odby1a
sic uczta na jego czesc W zam-
ku iego brata, ks. Henryka.
Berlin, 3 kwietnia.
,Nationalzeitung'' m6wi, ze
nota barona Fava do Blaine'a
by}a W zupe}nym porz9dku
dodaje: Jestto obowiqzkiem
kazdego rzadu, zqda6 kary,
skoro pope}nia taxi straszny
wystepek, jak New Orlea1skie
prawo Iynchu, i jest r6wniez
powinnosciq przyzna6 odszko-
dowanie pieniezne familiom
ofar.
Berlin, , kwietnia.
W}ochy majq zupe}na slu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-03

sznosG, re ME zycza sobie wmie-
szaG sic W kwestya sporna a
meryka6skich zarzadzeh, i u
wage swoje zwracaja ma zasady
miedzynarodowego prawa.
,,Vossische Zeitung" zauwa-
ia dzisiaj, re W obec nieprzy-
jaznego usposobienia amery-
ka6skich gazet w}oskie So spo-
kojniejsze i spodziewa sic, re
i'm MONA wiecej zaufac niz
szumnym przechwa}kom p.
Blaine'a, kt6ry ma zwyczaj
s}abe argumenty ubierat W
wielkie s}owa.
Berlin, 3 kwietnia,
Socyalistyczna gazeta ,,Vor-
waerts" m6wi, re w}asciciele
kopal6 wegli uchwalili ma ta-
jemnem posiedzeniu utworzyc
miedzynarodowy zwiazek,, ,aze-
by pracowaG przeciwko mie-
dzynarodowemu zwiazkowi
g6rnik6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-03
recydywy, kt6ra 60 pozbawi}a
zycia.

recydywy, kt6ra go pozbawi3a
zycia.
Lomdym, 2 kwietnia.
z debrego zr6d}a powiadaja
tn, re smierG T. G.. Baring'a
ME bedzie mia}a wp}ywu ma
interes banku, poniewaz ka-
pita} pred pieciu laty ME mo-
re bye cofniety.
Londya, 2 kwietnia.
Zmar} vice namiestnik Con-
go i prawa reka Stanley'a,
Coquillat.
Jenera} Booth ma bye bar.
dzo chory.
Sligo, 9 kwietnia.
OdbywaJace sic tu dzlslaJ
wybory SO dosyc ozywione.
Panuje wielka sk}onnosc do
niepokoju awyborcy sa uzbro-
jeni W pa}ki, ksieza So cisgle
W drodze aby Abierat gfosy
przeciw Parnellowi. Przez
pewien czas mniemano, re mu-
81 nastapic sp6r miedzy Par
nellem wydawca tutejszego
pisma McHugh, kt6ry sic "a
ko1czy bitka. McHugh "a.
przeczaf Parnellowi prawo
przebywania W pokoju, gdzie
oddawano g}osy, poniewaz
przez jego obecnosc TAME ma,
ruszy}aby sic tajemnica wybo-
row. Parnell wpad} skutkiem
tego W wielka wsciek}osc, i
obustronnie zaczeto sic obrzu-
cac obelgami. w ko6cu Ia
kofczyf sprzeczke szeryf po-
zwoli} Parnellowi pozosta6 W
pokoju.
Londyn, . kwietnia.
Przy dzisiejszych wyborach
W Sligo zostali Parnellisci
pod}ug depeszy Davitt'a pobi-
ci wiekszoscia tysiaca g1os6w.
WfOchy.
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U Butkisa oberzy zapowiada} sic swie-
tiny wiecz6r, Popo1udniu zeszli sic gospoda
RE starsi, ten 6w zona gromadkami zaczeh
sic zbieraG m}odM dziewczeta. Zjawl sic
nawet Krystof ponury dziki siostra Rozalka,
kt6ra wnet ostapi}y kobiety, jake re tkaczka
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SWAT urocEystych.
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Indye Wschodnie.
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Depesza p. Gordon, jednego
t,ych, kt6rzy uszli pod Ma
nipur, powiada: Wojska an
gielskie wyruszy}y d. "a mar
ca, ably uwiezi6 naczelnlka
Jubra, kt6ry pczbawR trouu
Radze z Manipur. Mieszkah-
cy Manipur stawili op6r, i
powsta}a og6lna walka. Me
mielismy dosyc anunicyi i
musielismy sic cofnac. Mie-
szkaicy Manipur napadli ma
nasz ob6z. Nadkomisarz Quin
ton, polityczny agent Grim
wood i oberst Skene, dow6dz
ca oddzia}u krajowc6w, uwia-
domili nieprzyjaciela, re z po'
wodu brakujacej amunicyi
chca zawiesiG wszelkie kroki
nieprzyjacielskie. zaraz Quin-
ton, Grimwood i Skene, W
towarzystwie Cossensa Simp-
soma udali sic do naczelnika
Jubraia, lecz zostali W zdra-
dliwy spos6b schwytanii wzie-
ci do niewoli. Potem Mani.
purczycy napadli ma mas d. %
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Wielka Brytania.
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Rsy07, 2 kwletnla.
Z&ar1 tutaj Thomas Charles
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banku Barring Bros. Przyby}
tu 5 lutego na wycieczke do
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przez jakis czas / przychodzi}
powoli do siebie, dosta} jednak
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marca popo OF 2 godzinie, j
zmusili mas do odwrotu, "a
brawszy nam wszystko. Do
stalismy sic wreszcie przez
CORY walczac ustawicznie, az
napotkalismy oddzia} Cow
ley'a.
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Manipur. Gurdon mic ME mo.
wi 0 stratach sill angielskich, i
wielu ich umkne}o. Straz,
pjlnujaca skarbu W Manipur
sk}ada1a sic re 100 $50 lu-
dzi. Dalsza depesza donosi,
re porucznik Challerton jest W
bezpiecze6stwie.
Nicaragua.
Greytoe0m, 2 kwietnia.
Okret z towarzystwem War.
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die.
Chill.
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Paryska depesza Exchange
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Prezydent Balmaceda jest 60
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Nea0 York, 2 kwietnia.
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,,Ktos" zauwazy} podobno,
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Chicagoski" moze mu przyniesc
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jest katolickim. Zapamietamy
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WfOchy.
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Prezydent minister Rudini
wys}a1 dalsza note do Stan6w
Zjednoczonych W sprawie no
Workmanship. Jest opa
wystosowana, do Markiza I'm,
periali, w}oskiego sekretarza
poselstwa W Westinghouse, W