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The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14
Grandma Underw ood Dead.

Sunday morning ut i:20, nj the
ripe old age Of 81 years, at the resi-.
dence Of her daughter, Mrs. HedIn.
burg on South Fourth street, Mrs.
Anra Underwood passed peacefully
to her rest.
Her death has been expected for
some time, and was not n surprise Ia
her family and friends, although
the figure that has been 30 faI liar
to all for years, will be sadly missed
now she has been taken away. She
was one Of the earliest settlers In
Salina, having came here In 1859.
The president OF the Western star
Milling company, &. II. Underwood,
and Mrs. Anna Hedinburg, are the
only children who are now residents
OF SalIna. J. NJ. Underwood, now
Of Colorado, but who for years was
county commissioner Of Mcpherson
county, and Reuben Underwood oi
Washington, are the remaining sur.
ylvors OF her family.
She was always q consistent
christian, and was q member Of the
Christian church for nearly forty
years. The funeral services occurred
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock, In
/ the church OF her choice, Rev,
Vawter, officiating.
Thus peacefully has ended long
and useful life, that has seen salina
grow from n western out post Of
civilization, to q beautiful inland
city, and Indirectly "Grandma" Tn.
derwood has contributed her share
towards building city here, for her
son G. X. Underwood has ever been
prominent In the councils Of the
city, rs well as other members OF
her family. She was n native OF
Ohio, having been born In Colum.
biana county, March ~, 1905.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

A. G. Sloan has returned to Los
Vegas, n. NJ. He had some thought
Of coming back to Salina, for the
purpose Of fputtiug his two boys in
school, but he was not satisfied with
the effect this climate seemed to
have on his health, aud his return IL
doubtful.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

A ceremonial session Of Isis Tenn.
pie will be held In Sslins, on Thurs
day, July 2lst, 1892. They adver.
tise, Magnificent Ceremonial! Fes.
tival Of Fed el Kourban! Sacrifices
by Pilgrims at Mecca! The Entrance
The Journey! Circuit Of the Kaabah
The Black Stone! The Holy Zem.
zem! We do not know exactly what
that means, but as the meeting 10 In
charge Of Mobiles Bond and Arnel
we have no doubt but that those
who attend will be properly cared
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Taylor Miller has invented, or
rather by his experimental efforts
has probably opened to all parties
who are in need OF such thing as .
smoke stack, an avenue that has
hitherto been untrod. As all know,
q brick smoke stack IL rather ex-
pensive, and the iron stacks are con-
stantly burning out, blowing down,
or getting out Of repair, SO Taylor
has erected . 46 foot stack at his
elevator out of 20 inch sewer pipe,
that bids fair to be just what is
wanted. Three long iron rods Sc
curely anchored at the bottom serve
to steady the stack, and from the
rods the guy wires are run. The
pipe is cemenied together at the
joints, and an elbow In the bottom
piece makes an excellent place to
occasional clean out the stack.
While not being very expensive, IL
looks as IL the durability Of the
sewer pipe would be . strong re-
commend for its use In this line.
He is also making other improve
ments In bis elevator to aid In
handling the immense crop that
Saline county will have to sell this
fall
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

While the police judge at Salina
was absent at dinner, ten bottles Of
beer which had been placed on his
table as evidence during the trial Of
a case, were spirited away.-Er-
change.
And the only reporter for the only
daily paper in the city hasn't
breathed a sober breath since.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Rev.w. B. Mucklow and wife leave
next Monday for vacation Of six or
seven weeks which will be spent In
the state Of New York. In bis Pas-
torate here Of over three years, this
Is his first vacation.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Johnson says he has a notion that
he exhausted the Fourth Of July
here at home. 1t was n question in
our mind a week ago Monday even
ing whether Johnson exhausted the
Fourth, or the Fourth exhausted
johnson.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14
Yer Sale or

Two lots, LOOKED feet on the corner
Of 11th and South streets, with good
five room house, barn and out build
iugs. Fine shade trees on lot. This
property can be bought reasonable,
or will trade for farm property. In.
quire ct this ONCE.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14
An Importspt Order,

At Tuesdays session the commits.
sioners passed the following order,
establishing the three commissioner
districts as follows:
That the first commissioner dis
trict shall be the city OF Salina.
The second district shall comprise
Of the following townships: Day.
ton, Cambria, Elm Creek, Greeley,
Solomon, Eureka, Walnut, Liberty
and Gypsum. The third district
contains the townships Of Pleasant
Valley, Glendale, Spring Creek,
Ohio, Smoky Hill, Washington,
Smolan, Fslun, Summit and Smoky
View.
The only change from the old ap-
portionment Is that Elm Greek
township IL now In the second dis.
trict, and Smoky View In the third
This change was made for the pur.
pose OF better equslizing the number
Of inhabitants of each district, rs be-
fore there was nearly six hundred
difference. Now they are nearly
equal
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

The Western Star Mills are build
ing an addition to their elevator,
and otherwise getting ready for 8
big fall business. All the elevator
and mill men seem to realize what
is before them, and are preparing
for the rush.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14
Notice.

The regular quarterly meeting Of
the Kansas Valley Detective As.
sociation will be held Saturday July
18th 1892, at I: 80 o'clock p. IA. at the
Knights Of Labor Hall, sslins, Kan.
All members should be present ~
this is an important meeting Of the
association. T. II. TERRY Pres.
w. A. Murphey Sec.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Ayers Pills promptly remove the
causes of sick and nervous head
aches. These Pills speedily correct
irregularities Of the stomach, liver,
and bowels, and are the mildest and
most reliable cathartic In use. No
one ehouidbe without them,
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Croft, the man who shot Goodsll
sunday was released from jail yes
terdsy, there being no information
filed against him. He has sworn
out complaint against Goodsll and
when that individual RECEIVERS he
will be arrested for disturbing the
paana
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

The following officers Of No. a, /.
o. o. F. were installed with appro-
pirate ceremonies last Thursday
night: n. G.. NJ. L. Mitchell, v.
G., A. NJ. Farley, Treas., /. 8.
Bower, Warden, T. p. Anderson
Conductor, J. o. Wilson, Recording
Secretary, l.. NJ. Tuttle, Chaplain,
NJ. d. Price, Permanent Secretary,
l.. A. Davis, r. 8. n. G., J. L. Bis
hop, L. 8. n. G., B. A. Litowich, r.
8. 8. s., w. J. Lockwood, r. 8. to
V. c., J. E. Henning, L. 6. to V. G..
Chss. Hogben., L. s. s. g., o. r.
Gibboney.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

The first annual social Of the Ply
mouth Literary and Musical Society
occurs this evening In Plymouth
church. An excellent program will
be presented up stairs aud Ice cream
and cake will be served down stairs
and Is cents asked at the door.
The new stereoptieon will occupy q
large part Of the program and II
alone will well be worth the price Of
admission. The reputation hereto-
fore gained by this society will be
more than maintained tonight.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Some threshing has already been
done, and in every instance the
quality Of the grain is first class. In
some cases the yield was not as
large as expected, but still there
will he enough wheat to go round,
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

A good many Saline county far
mers who listened to the "hold your
wheat" circulars last fall, are quiet
Iy kicking themselves as they de-
liver wheat now for IS to 60 cents
that they could have got so to 20
cents for some time ago.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Henry Eberhsrdi Ii st home from
Gettysburg, Pa where he attended
college last year. Martin Addison
who attended the same school has
gone to Washington to enter the
Royernment seryice.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Frank Duncan. Of Lindsborg.
drove down to Sslins Tuesday, to
see Mr.. Ransom on business. Mr..
Duncan bought several horses Of
Mr.. Ransom some time ago. and all
OF them are doing nicely.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Mr.. A. II. Walt, OF the Lincoln
Center Beacon gave this Office q call
Monday evening. We are always
pleased to meet the newspaper boys,
and only wish they would make 1t q
point to drop In more frequent.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Scott Matson was here this week,
bothering the citizens who need
paper in their business. He says he
has shaken the Democratic party
and will henceforth affiliate with
the prohibitionists.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Mrs. Csswell was released from
jail Tuesday, but Mr.. Caswell will
be held for trial. 1t is claimed that
he also appropriated some house.
hold furniture that belonged to Mr..
Kennedy.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

We purpose dedicstins the New
Cambria Lutheran church Sunday
July IL. 1892. Exercises will begin
Friday evening, the public is
cordially invited to be present.
Rev. DIR. Barnitx, western sec. of
the Home Missionary Board, Rev.
]. n. Lenker, A. II. western sec. OF
the Board Of Church Extension and
others will be present.
J. b. Umberger, pastor.
New Cambria charge.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

J.w. Speece a coiored young man
who lived in this city short time
and attended the X. w. U. is now q
teacher at Hsddam, and devotes
some of his time to the lecture plat
form.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

IL chiggers are thick out at Gyp-
sum that curry-comb left in the
Adrocdtc office will be q mighty
handy thing to have about.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Thunder and lightning used TO be
a sign of rain in Kansas, but Of late
il seems to be a sure indication OF
continued dry weather.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Mrs. Henne, Of Pittsburg, Pa, is
here, and will spend the summer
with her daughter Mrs. Jos.
Schwartz and her son Charley.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Co. b. 4th Regt., K. n. G. are
hereby ordered to assemble at their
armory in Salins, Kansas, on Sat.
July 10th, 1892, at 2 o'clock p. m. for
the purpose OF eIecting one lst Lieut.
and to fill any vscency that may oc-
eur. By order Of
WIN. LARzALERE,
Col. Com. 4th Regt. K. N. @.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Mrs. Julius Low and children, Of
Pittsburg Pa, are visiting the family
Of w. r. Gels and Mrs. weiser and
son OF the same place are visiting
Mrs. A. J. Schwartz.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Mrs. Thomas Anderson and her
daughter Katie, have returned from
Sparta, Ills, where they were visit
ing Mrs. Anderson's father.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

w. X. Kafier returned Monday
from a trip which included
Kanopolis, Ellsworth, Atchison, st.
Joe, and perhaps a few towns we
failed to mention.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Dan Weigner returned Tuesday
from a trip to Keokuk, Ft. Madison,
Burlington, Iowa, Quincy, ILL.,, and
other noiuts
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Jack Whittmore is back among
Salina friends again, and will re-
main here few days to rest up.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Mrs. Lacey, mother-in-law Of Po-
IIceman Chss. Reeves and Hack
man Ed. Harrison, died at her home
on North Second street last night
aged rs Years.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Miss Minnie Sargent accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston to Omaha
last Friday, and will remain there
for a few weeks visit.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

w. X. Gels is in Chicago buying
goods for his Rosedale store. Read
his "adr i'm this weeks paper.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

AMr. Caswell was arrested In the
country Sunday evening, charged
with stealing oats. His trial has
been set for the 18th before Justice
Rishnn
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. SimcOck OF
Topeka, visited in Salina the first OF
the week.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

T. e. Ritter, of McCracken, Kan,
formerly in the hardware business
here, is visiting friends near Sslina.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14
Transportation To Nations, Encampm.n

rrsnsportstion tn National Encampment
The undersigned were appointed .
committee by John A. Logan Pos,
on transportation to the G.. A. II.
National encampment Washington,
Sept. 20. Parties attending or going
east at that time, may leave word
with either Of the committee. From
this time to Sept. IL we expect to
secure favors and rates that will be
Of decided advantage to all.
B. r. PEALER,
J. ID. NJ. CONRAD,
NJ. B. PRICE.
Committee.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

The Emporia vs.. Salina ball gam'
will surely be played on the 10Th
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Hicks says it will be very warm
weather in Kansas about the middle
of July. Guess he is right this
time.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

The campmeeting pulled up stakes
and went to Sterling a few days
ago.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

"Bs sure you est Ayers" h -
important caution 10 eli In search of
Q thoroughly reliable blood-psriaer,
Ayers 6arsapariilA being the one co
which there can be no manner Of
doubt. It has stood the test Of
nearly half . century. and has long
been considered the standard.
Plenty Of money 10 loan at the
lowest rates. Cattle and wheat
loans particularly solicited.
SO FARMERS NATIONAL BANK.
The best way To avoid scalp d.
seases, hair falling out. and prema-
ture badness II TO use the best pre-
ventive known for that purpose-
Hali's Hair Renewer.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Quite a large amount of sickness
is reported from the city and
county,
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Last week the JOURNAL manifest.
ed its anxiety - TO how the Fourth
Of July oration Of Hon. T. l.. Bond
affected the good people Of Russell
We give herewith the comments ol
the press, 90 that the public may
form its own opinion:
Journal: Then came the sddres,
by T. l.. Bond, Of sallna, who de.
livered . most powerful and eloque nj
oration. This closed the morning
exercise.
Record: Grafton by T. l.. Bond
Of Saiina. II Was . very able pro
duction, delivered In IN earnest and
impressive manner, commanding
the attention Of every intelligent
person In the vast audience.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Fred Bailey of Lyons, brother oi
Mrs. Geo. Gentry, is in the city
visiting.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14
T. d. FITZPATRICK.
The journal.
SAllNA. KANSAS.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
THURSDAY, July Il, 1892.
CITY AND COUNTY.

Mrs. VIM. Reese is visiting friend:
in Denver.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

NJ. u league is with his family
for few days this week.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14
HorSo for sale,

A good all-sround young horse for
sale cheap. Enquire Of Maurice
McAuliff, 8 miles east Of 6aiins.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14
One NJ Eso. RIaek,s little b,,vs ",

One Of Esq. Blacks little boys was
bitten ON the foot last Wednesday
afternoon by rattle snake. He was
brought to town for treatment by
DIR. Fowler and II now out Of danger.
His companions succeeded In killing
the snake.-Brookriiie Earth.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14
Farm and City Loans.


T''"''f''' ""'' '"''''H' f'"s""'' ~ "'S
oDfcc. i 10 dS "c" MS anyone o"
shOrtGmc chGttet and personal loans,
c,ySjJ.r;Dy The time and sccurifu. 1
,,,.., To-, s,.,,. .,,.. ;,,.,,oncc comma.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14
BLACKGOODS.

Consisting of Cool Grapes, Organ
dies, India Linens and Lawns i'm
open effect, plain and satin stripes,
all of the fast dragon blacks which
are the most reliable i'm color. We
have also the fine black Malls with
the fancy silk embroidered work.
The prices of these black dress pat
terms are $1.25, $50, Sl.75 $500,
$3.50 to $50 a dress pattern.
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mierzali oni, jak wiadomo, "a
mordowae prezydenta Pelle-
grim ! zaprowadzic dyktature.
W kongresie postanowiono
wniosek zniesienia stanu oble.
zenia, W jakim sic rzeczpospo-
lista znajduje cd 1go kwietnia.
Australia.
ZSidney, New South Wales,
donosza, re wieksza Geese Ia.
dunku okretu angielskiego
Wavestree, p}ynacego z Lon,
dynu do Sidney spali}a sic.
Okret ma}o uszkodzony.
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Wigwam demokratyczny.

Demokratyczny wigwam
przeznaczony do konwencyi
krajowej d. 21go b. m. wczo-
raj zosta1 pokryty dachem, t.j.
lrozpieto mad MIN pl6tno "a
glove. {Teraz ojuz O zacaynaja
sic roboty okolo, wewnstrzne.
go ozdobienia i olbrzymiego
tegoanamiotu. w awigwamie'
opomiesci sic 90, ,ooogos6b; aku-
styka iednakze ma iby6 iwybor-
ma iEwnstrze Iwspaniale b ibsdzie
lnd9 d9kOro Si9vSa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-06-10

kt6re re sprawozda1 na]ezy
przyjac ; nakoniec zosta}o
przyjete sprawozdanie wick.
szosci, wskutek czego Harriso-
nisci pozyskali - g}os6w C z
Alabamy, 4 Louisiany / 2 z
Mississippi), a Blainisci tylez
stracili.
Harrisonisci uwazaja to "a
zysk ogromny i "a wstepne
wielkie zwyciestwo. .aa.r
Oko}o p6}nocy nagle zagas}o
swiat1o elektryczne W hall
konwencyi. Oko}o 10000
os6b W hall znalaz}o sic W Gle
mnoSciach i by}by powsta} ME,
zmierny pop1och, gdybY zacze'
to cisnaG sic do drzwi. Lecz
potem muzyka zacze1a grac,
powsta} smiech, kilka p}omieni
gazowych zapalono, i obrady
oale E! s,s ouoy"a'y'
Nleoy osnoS1ono re1ui'a'
snoSoWaula nau spraNo1uan'a:
nl ~-o "'ssS1oS'i n.nie' sloso' an
(4'o ghoso" Pr1eci" 0o')'
ogromny Po"S'ai enSuzyazn
W nall
Potem odczytano pr>yJeto
tez pla'rofme'
Platforma r"p"h'ikanska'
ho'l'1"' '''' r''~"'''c>1 . ra-
cowaf plat1orme' Rtora tu p''
daJemy naturalme tylko ="
streszozenlu'
hozpoc1yna sic oczywlsele
oo s'awlenla Partyl repuoil-
kanskleJ l zasdug, jake ola
kraJu pof"zyfa'
NastePuJe. poparcle taryfy
ocnronnel W kazdym le] szcze-
gole' poteplenle aemokratow
" lzoie PoSao", k'orzy Ia s'oh
"Prowaozala ooraay nao Po'
S1czesoinyn, !. us,sPalni 'eJ Va
ryiH Po'n"aienle uhaaoo"
"zalemnycn ustePst" cdo~ycn'
" oalszym clagu nastePuJe
poplefanle poaWo1ne] waluty'
Pocn"a'a izaou I'D z"o'anie .
Aonle'enoyi n,'so1y n'iouo"eJ
" . sPfa"io "aiu'y' ! PoPafo.e P.
usl1owan ograniczenla lmlnl.
gracy' zoroon'arzy' Paupro" l
roDo'n.ko" 10 I'd Aon'rah'em'
ia'lorma ualeJ spn1e'lwl"
Sis ."orAeniu ~ t, lusvo" 'popl7-
Id relormy W uS'a"a'n d 'y'Ns-
cycn sis 81 Shuzoy Ny 'yWi.neJ' :'s',1. -. u""-
1su eunoloil ~: n"o uto"s a.
l"'u l,l:a. as o"' 70" .asS.sS s~ ~
1a also; na So w. :. w. .asao A.
~ soan. S.a";lo am' 40 80 [
'aonob nad n,,ero :.
- ap~asa.o;a .
"yuan.on uSOa" ~
Pl1nls11!e n..l.(4 ol "-n'' .:; %~":
nU,a,O g;ano;a,noso; 10 sa ,,s~n ~
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-06-10

G}osowarie, a wzglednie no
minacya kandydata ma kaady
spos6b pred Sobota ME ma
stapi.
Hill ma ustapic.
'Wychodzaca W New Yorku
gazeta Times donosi pod
data wczorajsza: ,,Istnieje list
Senatora Davida B. Hilla, W
kt6rym udziela pe}nomocni-
ctwo cofniecia jego nazwiska
ze wszystkich konwencyj, je-
zeliby postapienie take by1o
stosowne wedle uznania Ri.
charda Crockera, B. McLaugh.
lima, Edwarda Murphy jr,
Williama +. Sheehana.''
Dw0chsetletnia rOcznica.
Miejscowosc Old Windham
W Connecticut obchodzi1a 200
letnia rocznice swego za}oze.
MIA. Stare domy istniejace cd
czas6w jeszcze kolonialnych,
byay wspaniale przybrane W
girlandy i choragwie i okofo
1000 obywateli obchodzi}o pa
miatke mowami, muzyka, de-
klamacyami. w dw6ch r6z-
nych domach niegdys W czasie
rewolucyi Washington spedzil
po kilka dni, a W innych, kt6-
re jeszcze stoja, francuzcy Off
cerowie mieszkali. Stara pi-
wnica Saniforda z czas6w re-
wolucyi stoi ma dawnem miej-
scu i ozdobiona jest jeszcze "a
wsze herbem z jednorozcem.
BOhater.
W Bayonne, N. j., straznik
kolejowy Frank Mueller spo-
strzeg4, ze dwie kobiety ma E.
81 ulicy przechodaa przez szy-
ny kolejowe, ME widzac zna-
k6w przez niego dawanych.
Poniewaz pociag sic zbliza} i
niechybnie musia1by przeje-
chac obydwie kobiety wcale
ME przeczuwajace niebezpie-
cze6stwa, przeto Mueller po-
spieszyf naprzeciw MIN j ODE
pchna} je W chwili, kiedy po.
ciag nadjecha}, sam jednak juz
ME zdo}a} sic uratowac pad}.
sly pod ko}a lokomotywy, 20
stall przejechany i ma miejscu
zabity.
81 " q Kanady.
By}y prezydent minister
prowincyi Quebec, Mercier,
kt6ry "a nieuczciwose zosta}
dymisyonowany, musia2 teraz
og}osic sic bankrutem. Wierzy-
ciele jego domagali sia cd ME-
go sp}acenia d1ug6w, kiedy
straci} posade: odarowa} i'm 25
procent, ale gdy oni ma to Ego.
die sic ME chcieli, by} zmu-
SONY og1osic upad}osc. D1ugi
jego wynosza 100000. a&5t
Chinczycy W San Francisco.
Chi6scy rabusie W San Fran.
cisco coraz to zuchwalej sobie
postepuja i rozpoczeli praw-
dziwa wojne re swymi pobra-
tymcami, kt6rzy przyjei
chrzesciahska religie i z ich
Bialymi przyjaci6}mi. Wy
znaczyli $500 nagrody "a "a
bicie kazdego Chi6czyka
Chrzescijanina, a misyonarzom
przes}ali listy z pogr6zkami.
Wigwam demokratyczny.
DapooLrotvcznu 1uiruoro
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WIA]D)O(MOSCl D MIEJSCOWE
q pOlityki biezacej.

... J
cepcyjny wczoraj popo1udniu
odby} sWe posiedzenie W Pal.
mer House. Prezydowa} John
C. Black, sekretarzem byl ia
mes G. Strain.
Wyznaczono nowe subkomi-
teta, a mianowicie do pism u
wierz.ytelniajacych, do muzyki,
do eskorty, do powoz6w, do o.
g6lnej informscyi, j do konfe.
rencyi innymi klubami ce-
lem zgodnego postepowaniaa.
W poniedzia}ek wieczorem od-
bedzie sic dalsze posiedzenie
komitetu.
Demokratyczna konwencya
okregowa celem zmienienia
konstytacyi zbierze siewe VITO
rex, d. l4go b. m. o godz. loci
pred po}udniem wNorth Side
Turner Hall. Centrally komi-
tet partyi demokratycznej o.
kregu Cook ma swoje posie-
dzenie dzisiaj wieczorem o 60
dzinie 8 W g}6wnej kwaterze
pod nrem 1877 Monroe str.
,,Telegraf."
w swoim wczorajszym nu.
merze ,,Telegraf" odpowiada
ma zarzuty czynione mu przez
Wiare Ojczyzne" W artyku-
le p. t. w obronie w}asnej".
O lie tam jest nova ,,Dzien-
niku Chicagoskim'', musimy
tn kilku s}owy na zarzuty nam
czynione odpowiedziee.
uTelegraf'' powtarza bake
pred kilkunastu laty W bieg
puszczona j przez wiele dzien.
nik6w europejskich powt6rzo-
na, jakoby Juliusz Verne by}
zydem polskim i nazywa} sic
w1asciwie Joel Olszowicz. Vie
le dziennik6w p6zniej wiesc te
fa1szywa odwoia}o poda}o ~
ciorys prawdziwy Vernego,
kt6ry dzisiaj zreszta znany jest
dostatecznie, zw}aszcza cd cza.
su, kiedy Verne zosta} cz}on-
klein francuskiej akademii.
Juliusz Verne urodzi1 sic W
Nantes we Francyi dnia 8 lu.
tego 1928. studyowa{ prawa
W Paryzu, r6wnoczesnie pry-
watnie oddajac sic naukom
przyrodniczYm i pierwszs swa
fantastyczna poyiesc' pit. ,Piet
tygodni W bslonie" wyda} juz
W roku 1863. w Polsce, a
jak inni twierdzili, ma We.
grzech, ME by3 wcale, dop6ki
W r. 1872 - jesh-sie ME my.
limy - ME odwiedzl ma pare
dni Warszawy. sa" bGSa
1.2 Ma zarzut, ze ,,szpilkami''
darzylismy nTelegraf" nawet,
MIN jeszcze zacza} wychodzic,
. j teraz jeszcze ciagle, odpowie-
dziet winnismy, takze W obro-
ME w}asnej,ze rozrzucane przez
,,Telegraf'' cyrkularze tax dla
,,Dziennika,, by2y niegrzeczne,
il ME odpowiedziec ma ME by
1oby zeo strony ,,Dziennika''
wprost przyznaniem sic do
zarzut6w ,,Dziennikowi" .czy-
nionych w}asnie W owych cyr-
kularzach.o A ,,szpilki" znaj-
dujemy W kazdym numerze
o,,Telegrafu", kt6ry nieustannie
zapewnia swych Czytelnik6w,
jakoby by} jedyna prosodsiwie
codzienna gazeta polsks W Chi.
cago. 9f" Hlh m94af 9a
2q Proaodgiaoiie codzienna ga
zeta cd poczatku istnienia swe.
60 byl ,,Dziennik Chicagoski",