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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28
&raufDcitSfcimc.
Die minsie fleinen, jeood mddtisen
Microben, pelde III Wafier,
SUIT uno Ilabrun9sitof
perfect lieeen.

Die @tubie Der &rdnf6eitsfeime lit bag
2ta6lingszS6ema Der berOorragenofen2ler5z
te Der iebigen 3eit. 8ertedt in Der Na9z
rung, pelGe mir 81 uns nebmen, uno benz
Wa1er, nit pel9em mir I'M fern 0urit l9z
F@en, lieger ipin3ige Sci anotbeile, tpel4e
in Dem Spitem &ranfbeiten perurIa9en.
MaIarta 1T bic l1rfa6e zines eigendrtiz
gen &rant6eitsfeimes. Or. 6artman, Prda
fiOent bes Surgical 9otel", bat etne einz
gebenbe 1nterTu9ung biefes Malartateimes
gema9t. @r finbet, baB drOnifde Mata<
ria our9 etnen anberen &eim berporge6ra9t
tptr0, pie Der, tpel9er periobenartige Mala=
ria DerurTabt. 0teier l1mftanb erfldrt lnz
8Detfel6aft, parum @Ginin ni9t i'm Stanz
be lit, alle 5dqe bon faltem 6ieber II. I. m.
gu beilen. @ben1o ertldrt er, narum Be-
ruzna 10 unfebG6ar atte malariT9e SnDuz
leioen beilt, na9bem b~tefelben aae an0eren
Wftttel oeri u3t baben, o9ne @rlei9terung SIT
finben.
Sebermann, pel6er fi9 in Der Gtubie Don
malariF4en &rant6eiten, S~ieberanfduen,
'S4iittelfrcit II. +. M. intereifirt, foute fn9
an Die 9ezruzna 9rugManufacturtng GDmz
panD penben, 3neds ue6erIenoung beg DON
tbr foitenfret oerfanDten 8udeS nG9roniz
f4e Malaria". Oieies 8u9, ret9li9 iqu=
imtrirt, bebanbelt flint @attungen bieier
8rant6eitsteime, genuu 10, pie b%teiel6en un<
ter ben 6eiten Mifroffopen dusfe6en. @s
ent6dlt duberbem 3a6lreibe 6eilungen uno
ipert8OOle Rat6f4ldge. fir mularii3e&rant=
6eiten.
PerIonen, tpel6e lei9t bon MalariazSie=
Der b~eFa1en mer0en, fOGten nibt bergeffen,
baB bic gefd6rli6ie Sa6res5eit fir oerare
tige 8runt6eiten jebt Oor uns liegt. 2eute,
beren 9pfem i'm geringten @raoe 4nlaJe
gu fOldsn Nnfd1en bat, fDnnen, penn iie
Iofort cine SlaT9e Pezruzna nafy8ebrdu9sz
nebmen, fi4 piele 8o4en &rant=
belt eriparen. Pezruzna Der6inbert ober
felt 6ronifdes Maluria, unb tetner, tpel6er
lei6t bon bieIer elenbeften aqer &ranfbeiten
nirb, fpQte ~oerfdumen, cine Jlaf4e
Pezruzna CUR 3eit 81 ne6men, I'm benz
MnfaQ beriel6en Oor3ubeugen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28
Quoemeiner WaarenmarFt


gntter. - 8sfte Creamery 1870; !. auaIitdt
1909; g. 14h@l6H; bette nab9ema9te 15; bette
0orrp 1917; l. Qualitdt 13H@14h; 2. 11h.
gobmen t. gefte n9taop" $1,000 quite $1.75
-1.s5, bette uMsebtums" s1.s001,S5 gertnge Aaalitdt
81. 65-1.75
6 ef1H get - SurfeDs, Sennen s@9c, iunee Sabne
707hc, Sibner Sc, S6bne Sc. Sprin9=Gbidens oas
9funb Toe, @nten e08Hc bos 8funb, 9dHie $500
400 bas 9ubeno.
Jif9e-8 Iad Bag, bas Yfuub 10011e, BifeA05e,
gtderel so, Buffalo 1903, 9euti6e 8arpfet 20
2Ic, groppies, 9arlGe unb fl. Slide 1925, &ale 506c,
Sertns l@2e, Suders 1@lHc StiHne6 gnabea6s 405r
9teb Suappers Sc.
Gier. - San5 frti6e 12t.
aepfeI - 9as 5aB 75c@$1.1o.
@etntr au b eu-9as 9funO 1920.
9auanen- 8eite 75u0$1.25, nidt TO CUTE 25050s
Ctr pnen Bette 0ualitdt $3.0O05.0 bic Riite.
Gftrft9e- 9os 8iitden 15@50c.
MoffermeIunen-$75-12 per @ogenIabung.
8irn en- Mt9t9au, u 9ui9el+RiItben 2O-35e.
@fIaumen- - &leine $4,000; 9roBe 25@75:.
&artnff EN-. - SGiuois, oas SAB 90c@S1.o0i
meme Sbtos 75c@$1.00.
@prtt- $1.22.
8GnmeutObI - Gtnbeimif4er, 5oc0sl.0O bas
&tftdben.
@urfen- $1.OG-1.50 bas Sap.
8piebeIn- ST. 25@1.5O bas Sag.
Sunqe @rbfen Saiuoiier III Saden b1a
anbertbaIb 8uI9eI 75e01.25.
WetBtraut - 9teues $1,000. 90 oos Snn6ert,
gobmen @rine pber eelbe Satnpis 200S5c far
~ gui0eE;
SO Ell BE Sri be n -25@90c Der guI6et.
SO Ell d form 3@5c bas 9ubeuo.
SDmoteu - aus Nttffifppt, 1896 bGs Siit@en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28
Union ps, r1iht,union.
Ausihdloiee Sdncioer i'm Kampf nit, Scabs'
nn0 Der poli3ei.

Die 9etectibss Sob, McGart6D un6 Srez
BORN batten Sreitag Nbenb an Der Gde Der
Wartst unb Monroe GtraBe einen barten
5truuB nit elmer Nr3a6l ausfGnDiger
@6neiber aus5ufe6ten, nobel OetectiD GpB
Elm blaues MuQe %DaDDntrug.
Sn Dem &leibergei6Gft bon go6n Bros,
go. 1876 Marfet @traBe, legten 5reitagI}orz
gen 200 81 I6neiber bie9lrbeit nieber, %tporauf
Sic @eI6Gftseigentbiimer fofort nelle 4rbeiz
ter anTteQten, Die ntbt our Union gebDrten.
Natiirli6 erfu6ren bie1es bic uusitdnbigen
l1nionurbeiter, unb gegen 7ubr 6~reitagN6enb
fammeGten fib cine Nn3a6l Der ~AusitGnbigen
Dor benz @eI9Gft8lotal an nit Der Nb1t9t,
an ben neuen Mrbeitern t6r Miit69en gu
fii6len. 9araufbin nurbe Gapitdn @Giott
INN ppliaetlt9en S9ub erfu9t unb 1an0te
biefer bic Detectives &oB, Sreborn unb
McGart9p. etttr
Srpb Der Nnnei en6eit Der 8eamten ber>
urfa6ten bic Streifer ben Mrbettern, bic tire
Gtellen eingenommen 6atten, gu 2etbe GIT
ge6en. Die 0eteettbs iprangen natiirli6
fOfort ba3ptf@en unD es fam II 81 elmer
1%olennen Briigelet, in beren 8erlauf RoB
gu 8oben geI9lagen tpurbe. Mtt 9ilfe eint~
ger unifDrmirter Boli5iften, bic ben 9etecz
tiDes 81 9iiGfe eilten, gelang es, Dem Sample
Elm @nbe gu ma4entunb 3pei Der 9auptrGz
be1sfibrer Ndmens 6, 6. StBgeralb, alias
Saplor unb MuguH SanIen fei5une6men,
Stbgerdlb, Der our Union Der Sprmer gez
bDrt, foQ angebIt3 ipegen fetner rieItgen
40rperfrdfte pon ben ausitdnbigen 3uf6netz
bern EXTRA gebungen poroert iein, um ben
ni6t our Union geb0rigen @rbeitern Gins
aus5uptf9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28
mahrfheinli6 Selbffmor6.

Sn fetnem 3immer i'm &eQerge19oB bes
9auies No.749a N. Parf @be, murbe Conn
abenb @ormittag UNI 10 u6r Die Qei6e BON
Gbas. Wbtte, pel3er bon benz i'm felben Sc
bduoe p%p5nhoften q, S. @eber als 9ausz
metfter bef9Gftigt tpuroe, Dorgefunoen, Der
auem 4ni9etne na9 in Der borbergebenben
Na9t @%elbftmorb begangen bate. 6rau
Weber borte i'm in Der Na9t furbterli6
ft0bnen unb als fte i'm iiber bic l1rfa6e be-
fragte, erfldrte er i6r, unertrGgli6e Maeenz
i3mer3en gu BADEN. Ser Coroner nurbe
bena9rt3ttgt uno Die 2ei9e mad @isfeIbPs
Wtorgue, No. Sc Gacine Mbe,, ge19idt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28

ober er bate einen club (ReIle). Gle lperoen lpobl ME
int Staube ieiu, eine &eule bon ioldent @etpidt 5u
S0ptnqem, pte oiefer mustclftarte uebermenid, aber
ste touuen nit 9u(fe BON &Ditetter's @&aqenbitters
pbpiiibe Strait unb 3abigteit erlon9en, ipern sic bos
gitter5 re9e(nl68ig unb t~oniequert uno nt1t uur a6 unb
Su ipe ELI Ntubeo6m9en ieiu &te6Ial3 uebmen. Be-
Gtuuen sic ibfDrt banit, lpenn Sbre Strait nodl6Bt,
benin gdBp6de 1T Die Niutter BON &rautbett unb 3u-
mnrten brinet @efoDr. Sic 9eroanuug. tpelbe bic
udbreuben unb fr6fti9en @tofe fir ben S6rper in anf
uebmbore SSorm brtn9t mtrb burd) bas 9itters befDr=
bert unb reeuttrt. besgleiheu Der @ppetit, Ger Sdtof
nub be &ube oe5 9terDeuTpftems. 9cgen @erftopfune,
Malaria, NDeliHatlSmus. 9ticreu= uu6 8taieueiben unb
9egen 9iltoittdt lit 0uS 8itters unltrelttg oas bette unb
i%UlrtlamIte alier 6etaHnten Ntittel. &ie betltrdftigenoe
QGlrtung elmer re9elmdBi9eH Sur -.0retmal tG9li3 eiu
Mein9lasooa, merOen iib binnen Surgeon bemert6ar
MAIDEN. User f9 oarna9 ribtet miro itart
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28
Mlt Qonner0epolter
Stiir5t oas Rtelenoah oes Co
Iii Gums Elm.
Gin Nrbeiter bermiBt.

Elm 6ehIer in Der Contribution foa Ole Kata=
frophe herbeieefiihrt haben.-Der impo=
iante Ban Elm formlofer Sduttbaufen =
Soear ole umfaGuu9smauern iino ee=
borten.-Die Shaoen iumme fonnte bis
her nod rtdt anuaherno abecfddbt
peroen. Krappes Gntfommen oes
Ia6twddters Crowley mo ieiner beioen
5reunoe.- Der Gir=
cns.6trma Sarnum & SaileY.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28
I'm 6ie Dabrbeit I'll erfobren

N 8e3ns auf 9oob's SariapariGa, frage man
Ote1entt9elt, Die btele O0ebt;in broudDell, ober
lele Die oft III olelem Glatt ob9ebrudteu
3eu9ntllse; .l'e 'peroen Gu9 itberseuscn. oaB
0oob's furirt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28
Borfe uno hdnoeI.

9ie ganfauseIetbungen b~eIteien i6 eeftsrH auf
$l2, 1926, 058.
Nuf benz bteli9en Wtarfte mar Selb aTf Run0i9nng gu
4@4h 9@t. Ieibt SI betomrnen uno Wetiel muroen NIT
5@5h b. 8. bistontirt.
@uf Stem Dort pnrben We1Iel NIT so Gents Nuf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28

6soS's ptIIen beilen gertopfuus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28
Diehmarft.

wtuSst.s surOe in D.n etsdsarSs ME fsiss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-28

@9aie: 9ie beftsu ss.75-4.25, Die eeriusereu ST.
q rs.
3uiubr 1000 Gtid.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-04-12
FgIish Horreuomnn.

Different observers have commented
Hpon the increase Of women riders in
England who ride ON the off side Of
their horses. The English woman has
been taken as model in horsewoman-
ship, and her departure il this respect
will certainly have its influence. 1t is
said that already the sight is sufficient
ly common in Hyde park to have ceased
to arouse comment. and though it still
books odd "and not thoroughbred, you
know. its cause of being is sensible
enough to procure sanction for it, Ac.
eording to those who know, riding on
one side of her horse where woman
rides almost daily has tendency to
give an undesirable swing or curve to
her figure. and the idea of an occasional
change is on the same principle as run
ming the oth0r way" around q circle
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-04-12
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE CITY
ARDMoRE, FRIDAY, APRIL IL.

If the press reports reflect the
true situation, it appears that
Senator Dawes is very anxious to
be retired from the Indian COM
mission for this country, which
bears his distinguished name.
These same reports say that the
president, realizing his eminent
qualifications for the head of the
commission, is 10th to agree to
his retirement. The spectacle Of
a man with a $1,000 job on his
hands and more particularly a
republican, is too strange for us
to accept as true. We don't be-
lieve Mr.. Dawes contemplates
any such rash act.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-04-12

Merchants of Ardmore would
do Well to remember that if they
desire to reach the people, the
columns of the DAILY and WEEK
LY ARDMoREITE are the proper
medium of advertising. They
not only reach more people, but
they get there seven times each
week. If you have not already
realized the truth of the above
statement come around and see
US. Our ternes are most reason
able compared with the superior
advantages and good results Of
fered.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-04-12
USES FOR OLD STREET CARS.

A Boston Man Starts n Movement which
Is Unhmited as TO Possibilities.
While the huge traction corporation
which has gridironed the city with troll
ley wires was wondering it would not
be the cheapest way TO tP the old cars
ont by the shipload and mp them in
some place where they " I'D not inter
fere with navigation a citizen stepped
in and bid $50 for them His first
move after getting the cars was TO put
one in the back yard of q liend and tc
tell the children that they might use Il
for playhouse. The children were in
ecstasies and sat up nights 70 use the
car. Other children came and peered
through the pickets Of the fence, and
went home and teased for street car.
The demand was created, and soon the
purveyOr Of broken down street cars did
a rushing business.
Mothers found they could put their
small children inside, and shutting the
doors leave them with feeling Of Sc
curity. 1t was the cheapest way, too,
in many cases to provide shade The
cars could be secured for % apiece, and
the first outlay was the last So cars
were dragged by horses into back yards,
and the trucks removed from under
them, and the brakes taken off. Now
that the new industry has been started
it is surprising how many uses are be-
ing found for these ancient c0nveyances.
At first they were thought Of only az
playhouses.
One purchaser turns his new acquisi-
tion into henhouse. Another, who ia
q contractor, pays his men every Satur-
day night from the door Of the old car
One man fixed his mp as a carpenter
shop for his boy, and one enterprising
old woman in Cambridge made an offer
for ten cars Her idea was to wheel
them down TO the seashore and convert
them into cottages and lighthouses. shift
ing their position with the tide Her in
genious scheme. however, was thwarted
by the refusal of the owners of the beach
to sell her land for the purpose. Now
that the ball has been set rolling next
simmer may see the introduction OF
"house cars for the campers ont, pio-
nickers and excursionistS Boston
Transcript
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-04-12

4 full line Of silver novelties at
Parker.s jeRelry store. If
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-04-12

Side combs and hair ornaments al
Frankfurt Bros
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-04-12

Fine diamond rings for sale cheap.
now on disply in T. H. Parker's show
window. If
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-04-12
COOP PLACES DlFfIcutr TO flrR..
a Young COuntTT Garl Tells N Pathetic
Story In a PclIee Conrt.

A Young COuntrT Gfrl Tells N PnthstIs
Story In IN PolIee Conrt
Before q police justice ON tine North
Side slim. pale girl was brought. Shs
wore no hat her hair was tangled, and
clinging 20 il were fragments Of dead
leaves Her gown. doubtless once a
himsy pieco Of fnczy carried through
the country BY q peddlCE. was faded and
torn. and her toes showed through holes
in her shoes She had not-Ghe appear
anoe Of hardened sinneA Her mouth
did not bespeak long career Of vice,
and her eyes, though red. had not che
dull blur Of Continued dissipation Ths
justice look n sharply at har.
'Y0u have not been here before" he
said, half a. declaration and half As o
question.
mo, sir" Shame and grief were In
her voice
What is the charge against herP'
the justice asked.
''She was found drunk and asleep in
Lincoln parx. an Dfficer answered
The justice looked at her. She looked
down. How old are you:" he asked.
twenty-five, she answered.
where is your homer
my home was near Mukwonago, In
Wisconsin. / haven't been here very
long came here expecting to find Of
6ce work, but failed / didn't know
where to GO / wandered about and
finally got work in n cheap restaurant,
and worked there few days for moth
w@l 10 60 fnA n 41~=
know how lived after that. but know
that last night ] was wandering about
tho streets. The air was cool. and was
hungry. There was no place open for
me, and Invent into q saloon. knew il
was wrong to go into the place. but
where was to go? ! know that there
are places for girls to go, where food
and beds are provided for them, but
they are always far off. while the saloon
is always at hand. You have to hunt to
find the good places, but the bad ones
stand always in front Of you. don't
know why this should be so, but il is
A number Of men were in The saloon
drinking. and one of them, sitting at a
table, told me TO sit down and have a
drink. told him that / wanted moth
ing to drink. but that / should like tc
have something TO cat. He ordered
something, and ate il. and then he in
sisted until drank a glass of beer.
don't know how many glasses drank
but know that it must have been q
good many, for / recollect trying &c
dance. l sang old fashioned country
songs, and they made me drink more
don't know when l left them. The
next thing | knew ] was shaken by o
policeman in the park P"
1t was a long time before the justice
said anything He sat looking at the
girl. at her torn gown, at the leaves in
her hair.
"You don't want to be bad woman,
do your" he asked.
She looked up at him with a SWIFT,
surprised glance, and tears were in heI
eyes. "No, SIR" she said. What ]
have seen of bad life makes me hate IT,
know that I'm not very smart, but
can work If have the chance. "
And you shall have the chance, "
the justice answered. 'Sit down over
there" ="
Are you going to send me 10 jail?'
mo, I'm going to send you out tc
my house. and hope that hereafter
you'll not find tho good places so far
away and the bad ones so close at hand. "
Chicago Liter Ocean
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-04-12

The Churchman Of London is worked
up over a religious article recently writ
ten by Mr.. Gladstone. Space, it says,
''forbids our dealing mora particularly
with the clever but dangerous teaching
of this article. which leaves us in doutt
as to whether the marvellous man will
die a Roman Catholic or a Baptist
Neither would much surprise is. j"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-04-12

An advertisement ifit does not
bring results is an expensive
burden at any price. If you are
looking to advertising as an in
vestment the DAILY and WEEKLY
ARDMoREIrE is prepared to serve
You to advantage. Our space is
for sale on business principles.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-04-12

Fine watch repairing a speciality at
7. II. ParkeP's. All work warranted.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-04-12

FOR SALE-At a bargain. two lots
IN Ferndale; apply at this office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-04-12
A Tribute 90 Rosrna rokeA

Rosina Vokes' gowns and effects put
up at auction make Felix Morris poetic
ally mournful in the Boston Herald
over the going out of that bright life
Poor little woman! Incomprehensi-
bic it is that such vivacity, such an.
ination. such love of mirth, Of song, Of
gfadness and of life should ever be 81.
fenced. Why not flow on foreverf Sure
ly thy mission was to tighten life's bur
dens, to bring the bright smile to wea-
ried, heartworn nature, innocently to
teach the better lesson and make the
world happier by thy mirth provoking
ways
in the kindly memory Of her many
admirers Ghs will live ms long am they
do"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-04-12

The ARDMoREITE is fortunate. 1t
has been sued for $50, 900 dam
ages by Brown Bros. hotel men.
1t announces itself able to pay all
judgments that may be obtained
against it.-GainesvilIe il. Hes
Dapian
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-04-12

WANTED-A sober, industrious
man; steady employment for one year
to wear out pair OF Bottoms & Ham
ilton' s IS shoes. 5-tf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-04-11
Rezygnacya
p. Aug. J. KowalskiegO.

P. Aug. J. Kowalski, superinten.
dent departamentu nWater pipe ex-
tension" W City Hall, zrezygnowal
wczoraj ze swego urzedu, ma kt6ry
mianowany by} przez poprzedniego
demokratycznego burmistrza J. P,
Hopkinsa.
P. Kowalski pozostawil po soSie
ma tym urzedzie jak najlepsza pa.
mie6. szczerze ca}ego serca po.
pieral on, korzystajac ze swych wpay-
WOW, wsp6}rodakow.
Bardzo wielu Polak6w mialo, dxie'
XII jego staraniom, stala lub czasowa
prace.
To tez Polacy szczerze pozostana
o. Kowalskiemu wdzieczni "a jege
zyczliwos6 i ME zapomna mu tego
ma przyszlose.
P. Aug. J. Kowalski ustapa wsku-
tex zmiany burmistrza.
o lie slyszelismy, kilku polskich
republikan6w stara sic ten urzad.
zyczymy powodzenia temu, ktory
mich urzedu najgodniejszy, aprze-
dewszystkiem, jesli Polak to stano.
wisko znow pozyska, zyczymy mu,
azeby stara} sic zawsze nasladowat P.
Aug. Kowalskiego co do energiczne-
60 szczerego popierania Polak6w
przy rozdziale prac!....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-04-11
George Burn i konduktor A.
Mukler zostali aresztoWani.
Nieszczesliwy Wypadek.

Ofara przykrego wypadku
sta1 sic wczoraj po poaudniu
70 letni lekarz Jacob Dahl,
zam: pm. 142 ma Evergreen
ul. Kiedy jecha} W SVEN bug
gy przez Quinn ul., ko6 jego
sploszy1 sic pred pociagiem
kolei elektrycznej i zacza} u.
nosic. DIR. Dahl ME by3 W sta
ME konia powstrzymac i 70
sta} z buggy wyrzucony ma
bruk. Potluk1 sic mocno, a
nadto odni6s} ma g}owie dwie
g}ebokie rany. Opatrzono mu
je W domu sasiednim, a potem
zawieziono 60 do jego miesz-
kama.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-04-11
z litewskiej parafii
sw. JerzegO W Chicago.

P. Ignacy zakrzewski, zam. ma
48ej ul., donosi nam nastepujacych
zajsc;ach, zdarzonych W parafii litew.
skiej sw. Jerzego:
Oto paru burzycieli, z okazyi bu.
dowy plebanii oddauia robot przed-
siebiorcom, chcialo wywolac niepo-
k6j, skierowany przeciwko ukccta'
nemu proboszczowi Wiel. ks. Kraw-
czunasowi. W tym celu zaczeli 81.
proboszcza oczerniac po saloonach
wygadywa6 nan niestworzone rzeczy.
Ale mocno sic omylili. Lud, zamiast
dat sic wzia6 ua lep ich oszczerstw,
oburzy} sic nies}ychanie. Bracia Ii.
twin kochaja ceuia swego probo'
SEGA - i ME pozwola go spotwarzac.
Towarzystwa parsfalue zwoiaiy mi.
tyngi nadzwyczajue - ostro pote.
pi}y niegodziwych burzycieli.
Niewiele brskowa&o, a warcholom
dobrze dostaloby sic po sk6rze.
Oburzenie ns mich by}o W kazdym ra-
zie ogromne.
Nadto towarzystwa uchwalily wy.
slac komitet do Najprzew. ks. Arcy-
biskupa adresem, podpisanym przez
cala parafe - wiec przez kilka ty.
siecy ludzi - wyrazajacym ajgo.
retsze podziekowanie "a przezuacze.
ME do parafi kapiana tax lagodnego,
zacnego, gorliwego W piracy, pra-
wdziwego ojca para6an.
Piekuie to ze strony braci Litwi.
now. Oby takie stosunki panowaly "
kazdej z naszych psrafii. -.
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NgFATSi TEIEEaAEIs2EE z zAERAE!GY

- q Marsylii (Francya)
douosza, IL gen. Duchesne,
gl6wny dow6dca wyprawy
przeciw Howasom, wyjecha1
jua ma Madagascar.
Rad rzeczp. Argentyny
(po}udn. Am.) przeznaczy} 5
milion6w dol. ma budowe 2
nowych krzyzownik6w i 6ciu
torpedowc6w.
- Cesarz Wilhelm wys}al
wspanialy wieniec ma gr6b
zmar}ej ksieznej Bismarck W
dniu rocznicy jej urodzin.
B. kr6lowa hawajska Lii
liuokalani jest podobno ciszko
chora W wiezieniu.
Kongres Venezuela (po-
1ud. Ameryka uchWallf pre-
s}ac rzsdowi Stan6W Zjedno.
czonych podziekowanie "a o.
bronze jej praw W obec urosz'
cze6 Wielkobrytanii.
- Sp6r pograniczny pomie-
dzy Chill a Argentyna zostanie
rozstrzygnisty z zadowolnie.
MEM stron obiedwu.
- Ready wloski, rosyjski,
francuzki i angielski chca, o.
kazyi uk}ad6w o pok6j pomie.
dzy Chinami a Japonia, posta.
rae SIG to, aby Chiny otwo-
rzyly sWe porty dla okret6W
europeiskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-04-11
Il Nicaragua.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, logo
kwietnio. - q GreytoWn do,
nosza, IL tam niecierpliwoscis
oczekujs przybycia ameryka1-
skich komisarzy Washingto-
nu, kt6rzy maja zbadae rzecz
na gruncie wydac opinie o
przeprowadzeniu kana}u Mica,
ragua6skiego. W pobliau
Greytown gromady robotni-
k6w przecinaja zarosla i trasu.
ia droge dla komisarzy. Ma
ich spctkanie wyjedzie do Ma
nagua specyalna deputacya.
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Zwyczaje mafzenskie u
r6znych ludlow.

P. Albert Du Bois zamiescil W
nRevue de Belgique" ciekawy arty.
ku{ o zwyczajach malzehskich W r6-
znych czesciaob kuli ziemskiej.
Zaznacza on pewne r6zuice i podo.
biehstwa, jake istniejaw tym wzgle-
die miedzy 'krajami dalekiomi a Gu.
ropejskiemi.
Posr6d r6znic najcharakterysty.
czniejsza jest ia, ze prawie u wszyst.
kich narod6w dzikich mezczyzna sk}a-
da rodzaj posagu dla otrzymauia 20.
ny, = ludzi cywilizowanych zas,
jak wiadomo, dzieje sic wprost pre-.
ciwnie.
Wsp6lnosd J zwyczaj6w, znacznie
rzadsza, polega gs6wnie ma tahcaoh,
biesiadach, podarunkach slubnych, q
takze porywaniu istotnem czy uda-
nem oblubienicy, obyczaju, ktory do.
tyohczas istnieje W niektorych kra.
jach starego swiata.
Rys wspolny wszakze, ma ktory
autor kladzie szczeg6lny nacisk, to
wrogie usposobienie dla.... tesoio-
wei.
Uczucie to dochodzi dzikich do
nienawisci.
U Murzynow, Indyan innych lu.
dow pierwotnych, zie6 -zapewnia P.
Du Bois = cd chwili malzehstwa O.
kazuje lyle obawy, lie wstretu W sto-
sunku do tesoiowei, kt6ra ME pozo,
stale diuAns mstowi corki, uuika spo.
tykania sic mimi ] widywania.
Charakterystycsne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-04-11
Straszna smierc.

Czteroletnl Frank Wolf,
kt6ry mieszka} u rodzic6w
swoich pm. 26O9 Lowe ave.,
wczoraj rano o godz. I zcsta}
przejechany przed wagon ko:
lei elektrycznej ma 26 ulicy i
ma miejscu zabity. Chlopaka
tego wysla}a matka po zakup.
no do pewnej grosernl ma 26
ulicy. Kiedy przechodz1 przez
szyny, ME uwazajsc, re zbliza
sic wagon kolei elektrycznej,
zostal przez tenze wagon pre-,
jechany, a potem odrzucony ma
odleglosc szesciu stop. Poll.
cyant McDermott i inni prze.
chodnie byli swiadkami stra-
sznego wypadku. Maszynista