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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-13
tNMASk ED.

The report Of the committee from ,lc
board OF trade on the high school bonds
Is published elsewhere in this issue. 1,
is very exhaustive and goes into the de.
tails OF the questionable transaction witt
II. u. Palmer. We say questionable be
cause the whole proceeding from begin
nlng to end lacks legality. In the first
place the contract with Palmer SO far A.
the minutes show was no considered by
The whole school board. A formal writter
contract signed by Palmer and Hank
was posted in the minutes, but there j.
nothing to show that the board nassed
upon the same. Admitting for sake Of
argument that the contract with palmer
was all right, it will be readily seen tba,
he did not live up to it as he did NOT
procure IA purchaser as he agreed. while
the BIC he put in on the day of the sale
was not according to mis- contract witt
the board. So why should he have re-,
ceived one penny of the $3.50? As the
report says, he did not live up to his con
tract in the performance of any one
part. But for all that after the s%upposed
sale to W.. j. Hayes a. Sons was consider.
ed a go Paine wanted his pound of
f1esh. so he executed a power of attor-
ney authorizing Hanks TO collect tbe
9l,2JO from the school funds and in.
structs the latter to send him the money
IN the form Of acheck on the Merchants
National bank of Helena. The warrant
was presented to the county treasurer,
who issued his check for the amount
upon the First National bank, made pay.
able to ii. H.. Palmer. Hanks as attorney
in fact for Palmer Endorsed the check
over to Prentiss, who got the cash, pre.
ferring the latter to Helena exchange;
5000 OF the money was sent to Palmer
Of the remaining $3.50 Prentiss admits
getting S215, and in his statement. rub
lished elsewhere, says 'the balance, S475.
renamed with Mr.. Hanks. or it's disposi,
lion haye no knowledge"
The above covers in brief what ia
known about the $3.50 transaction, By
the aid OF the committees researches
and Prentiss' admission all but Si75 il
definitely accounted for. That amount
to have mysteriously disappeared.
No one knows anything about it. Prem
tiss says Hanks had 1t last. Hanks says
never got one cent of it. There you
are. Now you see il, and now you don't
The committee is to be congratulated
the excellent and exhaustive report.
1t shows a whole lot of careful work and
most assuredly will be appreciated by
tho taxpayers.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-13

"If anybody has received money that
doesn't belong to him this newspaper
will never stand in the way Of Justice
Leader.
Make your Wanting true. Publish
the report of the committee and what
Prentiss said. Demand that that $40
be returned to the county treasurer.
The board of trade, a body Of respectable
gentlemen whom you have outragously
s~lanGered, throws down the gauntlet.
Now turn your mud-batteries loose. You
are aornered, you have no escape. You
are completely marooned.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-13

The statements of the three National
banks of Helena published in Sundays
Independent deserve careful examina'
tion-they speak for themselves. We
congratulate the oflicres eff the Helena
National, the Merchants National and
the American National banks on tho
splendid condition in which those in
stitutions find themselves after with
standing the financial shock of July and
August. They deserve the good will OF
every fairminded citizen of Montana.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-13

THE Standard congratulates itself be-
cause Shelby Eli billiard, the founder of
numberless newspapers in Montana, takes
occasion in his latest journalistic venture,
The New Idea, to stigmatize the extra
session sentiment as dying the ignomi-
NOUS death Of spring poetry. The
Anaconda paperis entitled to all the gra-
LITIGATION it derives from Shelby's alleged
Jokes. Some Of them are a trltle far.
fetched but not more so than was.that
list of papers pro and con the extra
session which appeared in the Copper
City journal.
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INSIDE" INFORNATIO\

If the Leader knew" all along that
tine bonds would be returned 10 time
why didn't it come out and say SO: Why
did 1t keep up its chatter about spite
work "mud-throwing," and 50 on. be-
cause the Taxpayers appointed a com
mittee to look into the matter if it had
the inside information Of which it boast
ed last evening: We do not believe it
knew whether the bonds ever would be
returned until d few days ago, when Mr..
Cooper said at the school board meeting
that the receiver of the Merchants bank
was corresponding about them and that
they would probably be here in ten or iif-
teen days. The TRIBUNE published what
he said three days ago. 1t has taken
the organ all this time to find it out and
now it yells Il told you So" If it had
for several weeks the positive infOrma-
ton Of which it boasts, why didn't it
publish the same! For the simple rea-
son that it did not have one scIntilla of
proof that the Chicago bank would sur
render them. Now that everybody
knows that the bonds will probably be
recovered the organ makes great haste
to get into the band wagon. While
springing some OF it's ''inside" informa-
ton will 1t kindly tell the taxpayers
where every penny Of that $3.50 went
to? That is the point at issue. Can't
you give US a little inside" information
on that score: We think you can IL you
81
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-13

Through sleeping-car service has been
inaugurated over the Chicago, Milwau-
kee d. st. Paul and Great Northern Rail
ways. Cars leave Seattle every morning
and Chicago every evening and run via
Havre, st. Paul and Minneapolis with
out change. For further particulars and
information about trips to any part OF
the country sec Agent Kelly. Now is
the time To visit the worlds fair, Its
like was never seen before and probably
never will DO again. Family Tourist
Cars on st. Paul and Seattle trains.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-13

II. p. RoLFE said the board should
not rely on "street rumors," it should be
certain it was right before making
charges-then go ahead and lay the
matter before the grand jury. Good.
The board has not relied on "rumors."
1t has produced facts. Indisputable
facts. Will Mr.. Rolfe advocate laying
the committees report and Prentiss'
statement before a grand jury now?
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-13
~ "IN>IDI" INTORNATIOS lEI.

The inside information which w
asked for was respectfully denied US last
evening by the ring organ. It gave US.
however. a brOadsidc Of its "choicest''
billingsgatc which it keeps bottlc4 up
for emergencies. 1t bclchcd forth like
the sewer that it is and after cvhausting
its dictionary Of slang wound up by de.
handing that We apologize. What, apol
ogize to the taxpayers afteI working
faithfully IN their interests? We think
an apology is due from the organ across
the way. as it has opposed the idea Of in
vestigating this unfortunate bond bust
ness from the very start. Now that one
of the trustees concerned in the deal has
resigned and light is beginning to break
where before all was darkness, the paper
that advocated an investigation is asked
to apologize! It's about the nerviest
proposition that has been sprung since
the inception OF this matter. We asked
yesterday Tor some inside" information
about the sl,25O. The Leader paid no
attention &c it. We repeat the question
this morning. 1t has been tho most i'm
portant part OF the controversy all along.
The men who put their hands in their
pockets to contribute toward supporting
the schools have waited patiently for an
explanation. Again we say, Give us
some INSIDE information about that
81 ,25O warrant.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-13
The organ is completely routed. The
monster will need his hideous mien this
,,arp;pn

WHAT will the Leader say now? Will
it continue it's carping about spite
work. ''street rumors" etc, in the face
of the unanswered arguments of the re-
port and Prentiss' straightforward state
ment? Where will it find II hole. small
enough to crawl into? Did the com
mittee succeed in getting on to some of
the Leaders "inside Information?
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-13
HI WEEKLY
FRIDAY OCTOBER. ID. 1893.

THERE are three eheriffs in Montana
by the name of Hamilton. In Cascade
we have J~osephus Hamilton, in the
neighboring county Of Teton AL. Hamil-
ton keeps the law-breakers on the run,
while in Beaverhead Thomas +. Hamil-
ton creditably fills the office of sheriff.
They are all up to the scratch and will
compare favorably with the other sheriifs
of the state.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-13

A fine head of hair is an indispensable
element Of beauty. Ayers Hair Vigor
msintains youthful freshness and luxur-
lance, restores to faded and gray hair it's
original color. prevents badness, re-
moves dandruff, and cures scalp diseases.
II gives perfect satisfaction.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-13

have never been able TO procure any
medicine that would relieve me Of rheu-
matte pains like Ehamberlain'a Pain
Balm. | have also used it for lame back,
with great success. IL ia the best lini-
ment | have ever used, and | take pleas
ure in recommending it to my friends.
Mrs. Emily Thorne, Toledo, Washing
ton. For sole by Lapeyre Bros, Drug
Rists.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-13
Coon morning, have you seen any
thing of S475?

II. 3. PALMER, $500, Henry Prentiss
S275, -, $475.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-13

After the reading of the report Paris
Gibson moved it's acceptance, and the
same was seconded. Before putting the
motion the chair said il anyone cared to
be heard they had an opportunity to
speak.
Hanks said that in a certain sense it
Was a matter OF indifference to him. He
would have something to say on the
subject at some future time. The state
ment that he worked IN the interest of
the bank was erroneous. lie objected to
having the report published until his
statement could also be made.
Shores said it was not tho desire of
the committee to reflect on any one
other than to present tho finding Of the
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-13

I'm May -ith a draft IN the following
form was drawn:
"SsO,39O. May "a. 1888.
AT sight pay TO order of John b. Ter
hume, clerk school district No. |, Cascade
county, Montana, Eighty Thousand
Three Hundred Ninety Dollars, value
received, and charge the same to the ac-
count of j. f.. M~CCLELLAND.
Treasurer School District No. /. Cas-
cade County, Montana.
"WILL HANKS,
chairman Board OF School District No.
|, Cascade County, Montana.
40 W. j. Hayes d. Sons, Cleveland,O."
This draft bears the following indorse-
ments:
"Pay to the order of Charles ID. Wilt,
cashier Merchants National bank, Great
Falls, Montana. j. j. TERHUNE,
"Clerk of School District No. |, Cascade
County Montana"
"Pay American Exchange National
bank, Chicago, Ill.,, or order for account
OF Merchants National bank, Great
Falls, Mont.
"CH'9 y. WILT, Cashier"
"For collection account of American
Exchange National Bank OF Chicago.
"a. l.. DowAR, Cashier"
While below these Endorsements is
written in ink:
"DecliAed on account of illegality."
These Endorsements show tho history |
of the draft.
1t appears from tho books in the Mer-
chants National bank OF this city that
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-11

podczas kt6rych nastapila katastrofa
,,Victoria'', ,zostali takze oddani pod
sad morski.
= w Meksyku odkryto bande
zsodziei okradajacych kolej Centralna
towar6w. w ciagu roku skradsa
ona towary wartosci 100000.
- Cesarz niemiecki Wilhelm odlo~
zys swa podr6z do Norwegii = ma
rok przyszly.
: W portach Londynu, Liver
poolu, Glasgowa, Hull, Queenstown
i innych Rad angielski zarzadzii Sci
sse kontrole sanitarna W obawie
cholery.
w Turcyi azyatyckiej cholera
zabiera znaczna liczbe o6ar.
= Powstahcy W brazylijskiej pro-
wincyi Rio Grande do Sui przecieli
kolej zelazna W Bage i W ten spos6b
pozbawili wojska rzadowe komunika-
cyl ae srodkiem kraju. zdobyli takze
parowiec rzadowy ,,Jupiter".
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mo, jak dwaj poprzedni. U.
pad{ose dochodzi do 100000
funt. szterl. (s22,500,000).
u Bisnarcka.

BERLIN, logo lipca. =
q Friedrichsruhe donosza, il
Bismarck przyjmowa} dis ma
sniadaniu kilkudziesieciu
przedstawicieli LIB handlo-
wych niemieckich. W odpo-
wiedzi ma toast wzniesiony ma
jego Geese Bismarck odrzek},
il szczerze jest wdzieczny "a
tax wielka zyczllwosc, ponie-
waz pozwala mu ona 1atwiei
zniesG rzucany nan przez in
nych ciezar nienawisci. Ma "a
ko1czenie sam wnios} toast ma
czese ces. Wilhelma Igo, nazy-
wajac 60 idea}em szlachetno-
Sci, uczciwosci i a0dsigcSaoSci.
0 obecnym cesarzu ME wspo.
mniano AMI s}owem.
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Niemieekie wyseigi yachtow.

BERLIN, 1890 lipca. :
q Kilonli donosza, il wczoraj
odby} sic tam bankiet cesar
skiego Yacht-klubu, ma kto-
rym by} obecny cesarz Will
helm. Wyg}osR on move, W
kt6rei zaznaczy} w}asciwose
ustanowienia nowego wyscigu
yachtow niemieckich nagro-
da ,,Hohezollern". Giowny
warunek Lowego wyscigu ma
bye ten, IL kazdy yacht biors-
cy w MIN udzia} powinien bye
zbudowany W niemieckich war:
sztatach i z niemieckiego ma
teryalu W ciagu roku poprze-
dzaiacego wyscig. Nagrody
beda 1000, 8 900 i $500 ma
rex. Oprocz tego cesarz "a
1mierza ustanowi6 drugi wyscig
yacht6w ma przestrzeni pomie-
DIV Kilonia "a Travemuende o
nagrode puchara. Ten wyscig
.bedzie nosi3 nazws ,,Meteora"
cd nazwiska yachtu cesar
skiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-11
Sprawa syamska.

LoNDYN, 1890 lipca. =
q Paryza donosza, IL tamtejszy
ambassador Chin uczyni} bar
dzo stanowcze przedstawienie
rzadowi francuzkiemu powo-
du wojowniczej postawy Fran
cyl W Syamie. Telegram z
Bangkok twierdzi, izpo@ozenie
Francuz6w W Indo, Chinach
jest W og6le bardzo krytyczne.
W Anamie wybucbnefo czes.
ciowe powstanie = handel
zosta} przerwany. Wszedzie
SIERRA sic tajne stowarzyszenla
chi6skie i knuja spiski. Ho.
lenderska kanonierka przyby}a
do Bangkok; niemiecka ma
przybye W tych dniach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-11
'slegramy zagranlezns,
w sprawie blu ,,HOme Rule" {"

LoNDYN, logo lipca. =
Nova pospieszna procedure,
przyjeta W parlamencie an
gielskim ma wnlosek Glad
stone'a, przynosi powazne re-
zultaty odDosnie do blu Home
Rule. Ma jednem czy dw6ch
posiedzeniach przeprowadzono
bez zadnego trudu osm artyku-
low projektu. Trudnoscl wy
Milky dopiero przy art. 9 ym,
kt6ry ustanawia reprezentacye
Irlandczyk6w W parlamencie
ogolnym, bez prawa g}osowa'
MIA W sprawach obchodzacych
wy4acznie Angie. Projekt
Gladstone'a ustanawia liczbe
posl6w irlandzkich na so, pod
czas gdy obecnie jest ich 103.
2 tego powodu lrlandczyk
Redmond wni6s} poprawke, o
utrzymanie 1o3 czionkow ir-
landzkich. z drugiej strony
unionista Heneage zsda4 zupe3-
nego usuniecia Irlandczykow
z og6lnego parlamentu. Oble
poprawki ubito, po czem ma
wniosek Gladstone'a wiekszo-
scis PAL przeciw 224 uchwalo
no zamkniecie rozpraw mad
ta sprawa. Wiekszose, rza-
dowa, jak widae z powyzszej
cyfry, jest bardzo ms}a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-11
Pamiatka Slubu.

P. Kwasniewski, polski litograf z
Milwaukee, bawii W tych dniach W
naszem miescie. Pan K. okazywa}
nam wykonauy przezeh piekny obraz,
ssuzyt majacy "a pamiatke slubu, z
odpowiedniemi polskiemi napisami,
obrazami biblijnemi, herbami Polski
i Stan6w Zjednoczonych, miejscem
ma fotografe nowozehc6w it'd. nPa-
miatka" przedstawia sic bardzo Ia.
dnie : niewatpliwie kazda para
polska, zawierajaca zwiazki maszeh'
skie, zechce, sic o mia postarat. Pan
K. drukuje kilkanascie tysiecy
exemplary nPamiatki slubu".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-11
Cholera W Arabii.

ALEKsANDRIA, To- lipca. =
Delegat lekarski rzadu egip.
skiego, wysianego do Mekki,
nadsysa przerazajace wiadomo-
Sci postepach cholery W A
rabbi. Liczba smierci wsku-
tex cholery jest diva razy wick
sza niz og}aszano urzedownie,
W dolinie Monna ME grzebia
juz wcale zmar}yct; ma cholere.
Ma drogach wiodacych do
Mekki leza setki trupow ludzi
i padliny zwierzat, zatruwajac
powietrze. W samej Mckee
grzebanie zw}ok iazie bardzo
powoli, zkad zaraza sic zwiek-
sza. Jest to wielka kleska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-11
Q Paryza.

PARYa, logo lipca. =
Rozruchy uliczne chwilowo u
sta}y, lecz rad obawia sic po-
nownego ich wybuchu. Woj-
sko wskutek tego trzymane
ma bye W pogotowiu W kosza-
rach ieszcze przez tydzie6, aze-
by m6dz zapobiedz wszelkim
ewentualnosciom. Jutro jest
rocznica smierci pod gilotyna
znanego morderey i anarchisty
Ravachola; z tego powodu O.
czekuia manifestacyj anarchi-
stow. W piatek 14go lipca
przypada lO4,ta rocanica zbu-
rzenia Bastylii i swieto naro-
DOVE. Z powodu tego swleta
istnieja take obawy zaburze6.
Rad czyni wszelkie starania,
azeby zapobledz nlepokoJom W
duiu tego swieta narodowego.
Zamierzonego pocLodu z po-
chodniami policya wzbroni4a.
Prefekt Loze kazal usunae z
bulwarow wszystkie stragany i
namioty, poniewaz z dobrego
zr6dla otrzyma} wiadomosc, re
maja bye one oblane nafta
przez anarchistow podpa-
lone.
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Wtorek dnia II Lipc 1898 r.

Kiedy Odorilla tam sta}a ma
kotwicy, codziennie umiera}o
przecietnie po 80 os6b.
Niemieccy katOlicy.
PEORIA, ILL.,, 10 lipca. Pier
wsza konwencya niemieckiego
katolickiego zjednoczenia W
Stanie Illinois wczoraj tn sic
rozpocze}a i trwac bsdzie do
jutra. Przesz}o trzechset dele.
gat6w przyby}o. DIS wybie,
rano urzednik6w. Obrano ma.
stepujacych: Markus Krakera
z Joliet, pref; M. Hagen
Springfeldu wiceprez,; 2. I.
Bauerscheidt, sekretarz. G}6.
wnym przedmiotem debat by
IA konstytucya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-11
Cholera W Rosyi,

ODESSA, logo llpca. =
Cholera ma nowo z wielka
gwaltownoscia wybuchne}a W
CUB. cherso6skiej. Szerzy sic
ona mad brzegami Dnieptru i
Dnlestru. Zarzadzono srodki
lekarskie, kt6re jednak niewie-
lie zapobiegaja z1emu. Oba.
wiaia sic, il zaraza moze bye
zawleczona do Odessy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-11
Wielkie bankruetwo W Anglii.

LoNDYN, 1890 lipea.-Dzls
og}Oszona tu zOstala upadzoos6 o
wielkiego przedsiebiorstwa fir,
my New Zealand Loan % DS d
Mercantile Agency Co." By4
to ieden z najpowazniejszych
dom6w, zajmujacych sls 9! nan,
diem kolonialnym. w hczble
jego dyrektor6w znajdoWall
sie Sir James Ferguson, bydy
poczmistrz jeneralny, Sir John
+, Gorst b. sekretarz skarbu W
ministeryum Salisbury'ego /
Sir George Russell, czlonek
obecnego parlamentu tax sa,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-11
NOtatki telegraticzne
z zagranicy.

w Hamburger panuja ogromne
goraca, Pomimo to cholery niema.
Stwierdzono to urzedownie.
= Yacht ces. MEM. Wilhelma
Meteor" wezmie udzia3 W wyscigach
yachtow angielskich, jake rozpoczy-
naja sic jutro prey wyspie Wight.
Kspitanowie wszystkich okre-
tow, ktore brady udzial v manewrach,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-11
Notatki Mieiskie.

= Osiemdziesiecioletni stararzec
James Mcclure zostars wczoraj pre-
wr6cony przez chsopca, jadacego ma
bicyklu ma Washington Boul. i ciez-
ko poraniony, Odni6s} on ciezkie u
szkodzenia. Chlopiec zbieg}...
: Pani Mary Adams wniosla do
sadu skarge o $4,000 odszkodowa.
MIA "a potwarz przeciwko swej....
swiekrze pani Katarzynie Adams. Ia
ostatnia miala opowiadad, ze jej sy-
nova ME Jest wierna mezowi.
= Cesarz niemiecki Wilhelm po.
dobno przyjezdza ma wystawe do
Chicago. Czyzby?!....
= Inspector Gruenhut odm6wi1
J6zefowi Kopilskiemu, zam. pm. 60
ma Augusta ul. laisnesu ma nshop"
krawleeki, to re wzgledow sdrowia
publicznego. Przy rewizyi spfSw'
dzono. ze W szapie K. pracowa}o W
najbardziej niehygienicznych warun.
kach 81 kobiet i dziewczat, niektore
wieku mniej, niz IA lat.
= M. Finnegan, j. Cannors D.
Scanton zostali oddani pod sad kry-
minalny "a to, re W lutym br. skradli
z kolei Chicago & Northwestern re
mieni "a s2700. Specyalisci!.
= Podobno podczas onegdajszej
bury utoneao jeszcze trzech chop
COW, kt6rzy wyjechali ma jezioro a6d-
ka. Rzecz ia ostatecznie jeszcze ME-
sprawdzona.. -.
John Rasmuss, robotuik, pracu-
jacy W sk}adzie drzewa ma Lincoln
ul. niedaleko Blue Island ave. wpad}
do rzeki Chicago utouaa.
= Wczoraj w Springfield, Ills. in
korporowane zostaio Tow. mlodziezy
sw. Floryana W Chicago. Inkorpo-
ratorami So OBJ. Edw. Blahowski, WI.
Mr6z, Jan Wojczyhski, j. B. Marach
i j. Kniotz.
= Fabryka stolarska belmont
Sash & Door Coz, majaca swe war
sztaty ma Belmont ave., zbankruto-
wa}a.
Jutro przybywa do Chicago okret
norwegskich Wiking6w. zostanie
przyjety uroczyscie.
= Tow. sw. Franciszka Assyzu
z par. sw. Kazimierza przystapiao do
Zjednoczenia Pol. Rzym. Kat. p. o.
B. S. j.
= Coney Robero, kilkoletni chic.
piec, wyskoczys pociagu Lake sho-
re ma 4Sej ulicy i wpads pod drugi
pcciag, Pozostaly zeh tylko-strze-
py....
p. Antoni Sherman, znany pol
ski byznesista, uda} sic ma miesiac do
MtClement, Mich, ma kuracye.
= Zarzad m. Chicago wydaje O.
becnie codzieh ma czyszczenie ulic
$2662. kadna sumka!
= Delegatem Tow. sw. Kazimie-
rza par. tegoz nazwiska ma sejm
zjedn. Pol. Re-. Kat. p. op. B. S. J.
zostas obrany p. W. Wachowski.
= Szkoci beda mieli sw6j dzieh
uroczysty ma wystawie d. Ago sier-
pnia.
= Jakob Bas, Czech, zam. pm. 11S
ma w. Lake ul., zmars nagle. zna-
leziono 60 niezywego W sieni domu.
Powodem smierci by}a apopleksya.
Pan. A. J. Gintowt, znany do
brze sr6d Polonii ma Wojciechowie
cyklista amator dramatyczny, opu.
SEGA Chicago otwiera zakaad bal
wierski W Glencoe, Ills.