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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-10-23

The u. S. Circuit and District Court
has adjourned ana sojourned, after a
most important term.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-10-23

We are authorized TO announce JOHN
T.. OLIVER as a candidate for reelection
TO the office of School Commissioner for
the Fifth ward.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-10-23

The injunction crowd should not be
too previous with their shouting. There
is no telling what the end may be. His
tory records the fact that about third
of a century ago there was a very de-
termined effort to compel Uncle Sam to
do that which was distasteful to him
with disastrous results to certain people
Herald.
The above was termed a "bank
cartridge by his honor, Judge Jack
son, and we'll it is Such clap-trap
we never suspected even the editor OF
the Herald to be capable of. 1t is but
an empty exhibition of the malignity
and bitter determination on the part
of the Republican politicians to have
their own way without regard to law
and order Statesman.
Whether Judge Jackson meant that
the item referred to by Senator Faux.
ner was a blank cartridge, or whether
he meant to reprove the Senator for
Juggling in extraneous matter, we
know not, but we do know that Meth.
er Senator Faulkner nor the editor oil
the Statesman can point to one word
in the item. expressed or understood,
that indicates "malignity' or that
should be denominated "clap-trap.
We defy either of the parties named
above to demonstrate that any such
construction is possible and demand
that they either put up or shut up.
The editor of the Herald has the
has the highest regard for the courts
and could not be induced to attempt
to controvert the action Of a court
We are, however, tired of the efforts
of Democratic politicians to drag us
before the courts on charge Of con.
tempt.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-10-23

1t is said Judge Jackson will render
a decision in the injunction cases on
the 10th of next month.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-10-23

Col. +. G. Henshaw is the recipient
of many congratulations.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-10-23

Mr.. William Butler, one of the par
ties whose assignment at the Hannis
Distillery was revoked, has stated re-
peatedly that he voted for Mckinley,
and has always been regarded any
thing else than a Popocrat. The
political change cannot lie in his
case
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-10-23

Charles A Dana, America $ greatest
editor, is dead.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-10-23

No-To-Bs for Fifty G snts.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes veal;
men strong. blood pure. soc, 81. ALI druggists
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-10-23
>. > & >
Lots of
fall and winter
dresses
Lots of

dresses
to be bought yet-nicest lot of
medium priced Dress Goods and
Suitings here to select from we
ever offered-samples ready to
send when you write, SO you can
see for yourself, no matter how
far away you live, how choice
styles are, how good the quail
ties for the money.
All wool dress goods
rs, IS, 45c
neat woolens-not a clumsy
thread in them-mixtures and
choice serviceable goods that
will surprise anybody who
thinks America can't make nice
Dress Goods. We're making
a feature of nice goods at a
moderate price extra values
for little money-making it pay
you to buy here that way--these
goods at the prices Will snow IL.
So will the large assortment
at
SO, Use, $I.Oo
stylish imported Novelties.
Lots of Plaids for waists and
children's dresses, 35 and SOC.
New Plaids l0c to $500.
Collection Of
rich silks
we think you'll find without a
counterpart in any other store
samples of new Fancy Silks,
soc to $3.50.
We charge you nothing for
samples-pays us to send them
they show where moneys to
be saved, and we get extra bus
mess thereby.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-10-23

ator. in the language Of Judge Jack
son, has fred "a blank cartridge; that
is all. /"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-10-23

At least two shots fred by the Her
aid last week took effect Judging from
the amount of noise certain parties
are making.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-14
Hoods sa psrii;a
Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
AAOO0 - iliS fully prepared. Is cents.

denunciatory 10 the Popuiist move. The
resolutions spoken Of in the Democratic
sheet were gotten up and typewriter
off in a Populist office to deceive limo
cent colored voters. We fail 10 see
where the investigation OF the county
treasurer's books mas anything TO do
with the recognition Of the colOred vot-
ers OF this county. With respect to Mr..
s. A Lees defeat last spring when ne
ran for member of the school board,
there is not a politician in the Second
ward who does not know that the
clique which was the cause OF Mr.. Lees
being brought out were also largely the
cause cf mis- defeat. These parties are
not az the mead OF the Republican party
of the county at this time. As to the
Lewis case, Sam Amidon is the father
OF this trouble. He had il in for Walker
on account Of little misunderstanding
with him before the election. He
thought he could kill two birds with
one stone. After Walker had an under
standing with Root 10 work in mis-
court, Amidon tells Glenn 10 secure
Root and he would throw the bulk OF
the criminal practice into his court.
This would displease Walker and cause
a row with him and the colored voters
which would cause a split this fall. They
do not tell US that the two Populist
commissioners voted against the two
colOred men who offered to fill the place
made vacant by Lewis resigna ton. One
Of these men was on the Populist ticker
last spring. The Republicans voted for
both Of them. The statement that the
Populist and Democratic parties have
given more places to colored men in
this county is tae most damnable lie
that was ever told.
Those present al said meeting We're
Sam Williams, Joseph Dunson, Frank
Preston. r. Hodge. Newton Edmonson.
These were in sympathy with the move
ment. Those opposed, Joseph Dun. II.
Mcdaniel, H. Baker, Frank Garden
hire. William Whitted, W. H. Jones. Jo-
seph Dun and one other.
We, the Undersigned, hereby testify
10 the correctness ot the above and de-
nounce the whole scheme OF Jocelyn,
Spencer ard Williams.
WILLIAM Whitfield,
H N'DANIELL.
H. BAKER.
W. II. JONES.
JOSEPH DUN,
T G. BANKS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-14
SILVER CRAZE nor SPREADING
8 +, Nicholson Legislator From Indiana
Ixplains the Indianapolis Election.

NJ 5. F. Nicholson. member OF the
legislature OF Indiana, who Il here al
tending the Friends meeting, was seen
yesterday and asked regarding the may
orally election mat mas just taken place
in Indianapolis. Mr.. Nicholson halls
from Kokono. which is only about fifty
miles north Of Indianapolis. He said tlat
although Tom Taggart had been elected
MAYOR on the Democratic ticket. that i
was IN no sense free silver victory, as
some OF the Democratic newspapers tried
20 make out Taggart was originally a
radical gold standard man, and though
the convention endorsed the Chicago
platform. every one knew just where ne
stood. and as a consequence he received
me votes OF the Gold Democrats besides
those ef many Of the business men. Be
cause Taggar- was known % be 4 gold
standard advocate il made the ultra-sil-
verites angry . think tina, he was NOM
ina,sd. 20 they pu. cur q straight free
silver ticket, which received scarcely any
votes. Continuing, NJ. Nicholson said
that there was no silver craze in Indiana
any more. What .here vas has died out
since the rssurn OF prosperity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-14
PCT OUT OF THE HOUSE
Mrs. Bense, Widow Woman, Resists But
the Law Is Too Strong.

Constable Russell came very near get
ting scalded yesterday morning He had
a writ CT ejectment 70 put Mrs. II. Z.
Bense and all her household goods out
Of he houSe located a. % South Market
street. When ne put in his appearance
at the back door he was stood off by
Pot Of hoi water which Mrs. Bensa held
in her hand He retired in graceful re-
treat to get reinforcements. considering
discretion the better part of valor. In
The afternoon another attack was made
and the Law this time was satisfied ana
hard working widow woman with three
small children. just a. nightfan, was
put out of a barn Of a building. Her
goods. not many, but clean. were taken
. ne city building. where Chief Camp
bell allowed her 10 store them until she
could make further arrangements.
Mrs. Bense was seen last evening in
the City hotel. where she and her little
brood Of three boys, ranging in age from
Q - u years. were lodged in one room for
he night. she told her side Of the story
quickly and without any ado. She said
she had hired the house from Nr. y J.
Dixon, agreeing 20 clean me house and
make such repairs as she could. Tor the
use OF the place This she claims that
she done ami that according to the con-
tract she now has her rent paid up until
January l.
Wnen the writ 70 remove was served
on Mrs. Ranse she went 10 court. taking
ne case before Justice Walker. she went
mere without any witnesses or without
an attorney. she was put on the stand
and hold her tale. telling about the work
nat she was % do in consideration 81
the rent The work was not allowed TO
count and she was told - vacate. This
she refused - do. She locked she door.
ana when Constable Russell came and
Knocked she opened the door. bui as soon
as his mission was made known 10 her
she grabbed up the DOT water. Con-
s,ao,e Russell did no; tsrry. bus return
ei n the afternoon and Mrs. BenSe says
that the door was broken open and that
her Household goods were pu, out in the
yard. She sid last evening that she dii
not know what she would &c, as she did
net nave ny money.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-14
POLICE BOARD POLITICS
How JocnIyn and Spencer Run the Police
aud Campaign.

now OocnIyn ana spencer Run the Police
aud Campaign.
Frank Gardenhire sends in a commu-
nication in which ne alleges that Joce-
lyn and Spencer are letting Sam Will
Jams run a crap joint at 416 North Main
in confederation of Williams effort to
boost for the Pop ticket and blow
around as a Republican. When Ed.
Little was in Wichita Jocslyn intro
duced him as a good Populist worker
But Sam poses as a Republican ana
boosts for the Pops and runs a place
free of license Berry Allen says he
Was present and heard Spencer and
Jocelyn agree to let Williams run his
place as Mr.. Gardenhire states. Mr.
Gardenhre says:
To the Editor Of the Eagle:
Il want to ask. in reply 10 the meet
ing and the resolution that was pub
lsned. can Sam Williams and about
three others say what We shall do? He
spoke of large crowd. l was there and
Just five people were there 10 help Will
Jams. When l dropped in Sam was max
ing Populist speech. Then a wrangle
came up. Some one OF the three said
Then Sam tried TO square things by
saying what ne meant was that if one
party did not give them what they
wanted they would go 10 another and
get il. 1 want TO say 10 the colored
boys. don't let Sam sell US to the Pops
This time II you remember, last year
slick sam was in the joint business.
He made the same talk because he had
10 stand N with the police.
NOW IN order % run a crap game
without paying fines ne Will give the
colored vote of Wichita to pay his ex-
penses this winter.
Il called al the secretary Of the board
Of police to find on; VIVA; sam was pay
ing 10 run this kind of a place. Mr..
Spencer told me tina; Williams vas not
paying anything, if he was he would
know it,
"Chief Campbell knows he runs this
place. sam is 10 give colorei voters
enough TO pay his fine.
at Will vote for any man thar Will
appoint a colored man, but won't vote
for man that Will let a man 90 a bust
ness contrary - the laws Of the state.
FRANK GARDENHIRE."
This other communication is als3 run
as an interesting adiendum:
To the Editor Of the Eagle.
We. whose names appear below were
present az the recent meeting in
Enoch's office and deny the truihfulness
OF the report given cut II me public in
4 Democratic sheet on October -. The
facts in the case are. instead of there
being a large attendance % the colored
voters Of the city, there We're but four
teen persons present BY actual coun;.
Only five oe these We're in sympathy
with the intent Of The meeting. The
speeches made by Henry Mcdaniel.
William Whitfield. and A. II. Jones we're
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-14
NO MATERIAL YET
NEW STREET CAR COMPANY BEGINS
WORK ON OAK STREET.

Half . Block Of the New Fairmount Line
to be Pushed as Rapidly as Possible
Ties Secured From Ben Mclean and
Not More Than Enough for Two Blocks
on the Ground-Company Has Til Next
May to Complete the work-Force to
be Increased.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-14
At ThOnSOn'S
We Are Sole Agents
in Wichita for
SChilling's
Best Teas

YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU
DON'T LIKE 1T. lib package. lSc:
iiz-ib package. Sec: lib package. Sac-
EVERY PACKAGE OF Scaiiling's
Bes. Tea Is 4 sample.
MORE TEA FLAVOR 20 The cen, in
Schili.ng's Best than in any other Tea
SCHILLTNGS BEST TEA MAKES
meat and potatoes luxurious
YOU CAN LIVE without Schillings
Best Tea. but why should youe
We received today another large in
voice Of SchHlins's Justly Celebrated
Tea. Il IS FRESH from the M
PORTER and as fragrant as the ROSE.
ASK tor Schilllug's- Best. either in
Japan o. Breakfast
S2oe0 10 De given e way-to be divided
among those VINO find the missing word
in the following sentence: ''Schillns's
Best Baking Powder ana Tea are -,
because they are money back
Ge- a package o: SchilIng's Best Tea.
take out the ticket Zone in every pack
age. send i with your guess before De-
cember Isl. 1897. One guess 70 each
ticke;. Those sending three o. more
tickets in one envelope will receive al
end % contes, an 1895 Pocket Calendar;
those sending one ticket viii receive a
SIT OF cardboard creeping babies
Address. MONEY BACK. San Fran
cisco.
WE SELL THE TEA.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-14
HE FIsHED IN THE RAIN
Prank Cro.eou Hus Trouble With His Nose
since He Fished.

Frank Crosson. WHO works a, Jim
Tapp's and goes fishing, also gets caught
IN the rain for an hour or 50 and has the
grip. He wen; over 70 he east fishing
grounds Sunday and fSaed in ne rain
Sa: and hshei for hours in he rain. Mrs,
Crosson takes core OF him waLe he has
grip ana says she viii be glad Il his ex-
Yerience las: Sunday breaks him % FISH
ing 90 much IN ne rain
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-14
Woman's Friend
The Great Medicine that Gives
Nerve Strength
Hoods SarsapariIIa Makes the
Blood Rich and Pure, Creates an
Appetite and Restores Health,
vigor and Vitality.

APP0ttto dnO NeStOt0S HS0iS5ss
vigor and Vitality.
az feel that / ought to write few
words in praise of Hoods Sarsaparills,
which has done great things for me. I
was in a delicate condition and was sick
at my stomach and constipsted. I tried
remedies highly recommended for female
weaknesses, but the medicines brought
on other troubles. l was so weak /
could not attend to my household duties,
and / then determined TO try Hoods Sar-
saparilla. After had taken this medicine
q short time began to gain strength. I
Crew Stronger Each Day
until was able to work all day without
any inconvenience. 1 have taken Hoods
Pills for constipation, and am better to-
day than l have been for five years.
Since taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and
Hoods Pills feel rested in the morning.
/ am less nervous and am sure / have
richer and purer blood. have always
been bothered with scrofula, but now
am rid of it. Before my last child was
born / took Hoods Sarsaparilla, and
my girl baby was fat and strong, while
my other child was not well and lived
to be only two years old" Mrs. E. T.
DEAL, Box AS, Missouri Valley, Iowa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-14
HARD AND SOFT WHEAT
Wheat Takes Drop OF One Cent While
Corn Holds Its Own.

There was more wheat sold on he 10
cal -narke; yesterday than a. any time
this year And this, too, On a declining
market Both hard and so:; wheat we're
of cen. from the preceding days quo
ta,ions. soft whea: sold tor - cents and
hard for IS cents buhei. Corn -
NAMED anou; the same as Il has osen
Tor The las: few weeks. Cd corn 5-oJga;
% cents and new com . cents a bushe..
oats sod cor IL and . cents. according
20 the quality.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-14


Only Aggregation of RoLo' and
Boodiers and is Prostituted to Political
hkaH DruCyery and Buiidozing TbrouS h
Schemes and Political Pets-ssys There
Will be No Maximum Eate-Has Not
Resigned and Does Not Intend To.
This Metropolitan police system is
simply a species Of political ward heeling
and the officers are an aggregation Of
hobos and boodlers"
That is what Glenn Fairchild, the Pop
ulist representative OF Kingman county,
said yesterday, discussing Leedy's recent
announcement that ne would continue
the metropolitan police while he should
be governor.
"Leedy thinks he will need Il 70 Sc
cure mis- denomination" said Fairchild.
He won't, but ne thinks ne will. and
that's his principal reason for his an
nouncement When 1 speak of the met
ropolitan police officers being set Of
boodlers, do not mean to cali names in
particular. II there is an extra session
OF the legislature l Nill introduce bills 10
abolish the metropolitan police. the
Hutchinson reformatory, the board Of
pardons, labor Commissioner, and about
two-thirds Of all the appointive officers
in the state. There is no use for them
and the measures will have support, too.
There are a lot OF members who think
as do. They are simply political ma
chinery, most OF them al best, and as far
as the police system is concerned it's just
rake-off-an out and out steal. And
there's no excuse fo- il, either. There is
no use for il, and the people don't want
&.
THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS AS
SUME CONTROL OF THE CAM
PAIGNS, USE EVERYTHING AT
THEIR COMMAND To BULLDOZE
THROUGH CERTAIN MEN AND
SCHEMES. THE WHOLE SYSTEM IS
PROSTITUTED TO POLITICAL
SKULLDUGGERY AND DOODLE.
Maximum rate? There will be no
maximum rate. Sentiment has changed
some on that. A maximum freight rate
would be the worst thing that could hap
pen Wichita. But I say if the supreme
court knocks out the Nebraska lax there
ought TO he an extra session of the Kan
sas legislature, and il ought 10 be called
right away and some railroad legislation
enacted. The people Will demand it. AS
far as 1 am concerned, 1 would vote in
an extra session just as l did last winter
with one exception. I would vote
against compromising the indebtedness
Of towns like Clmarron and Anthony. It
is bad precedent. No, I haven't re-
signed; am not going 10 and never in
tended 10. and I never intended to leave
kingman county, and don't now"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-14
THEY ARE BOODLERS
REPRESENTATIVE FAIRCHILD CON-
DENNIS METROPOLITAN POLICE.

Says That the System Will be Abolished if
There is Extra Session-System is
Only Aggregation of HoboS and
Booders and is Prostituted to Political
hkali DruGyery and Buiidozing Through
Schemes and Political Pets-Ssys There
Will be No Maximum Eate-Has Not
Resigned aud Does Not Intend To.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-17
BOLA Gle ZEBY?

Me potrzeba zeb6w wyrywaG, ami
sztuczoych nosic, gdyz "a pomoce ,Ele
ctric - Teeth COnserver, mona utrzy-
mac swoje zeby W stanie zdrOwym, a mad
20 zatrzymuja one bialosC kOsci sioniowej
ma zawsze. Jest TO srodek ~wypr6bOwa-
ny, kt6ry okazai sic skutecznym nietylko
ma zdrowych lecz ma spruchniaiych ze-
bach: ma zdrowych, poniewaz haruje
g~lazure ma zebach, a przez 20 ME dopusz-
CA do psucia sic, ma chorych, poniewaz
zabija nerw ! zab przestaje bolec / pru-
chniec. Srodek ten radzi sic uzywac
wszystkim, czy cierpia ma Dol zeb6w, czy
ME. Nabyc go MONA tylko u:
j. RutkOwskiegO,
lila BROADWAY, BUFFALO, N. Y.
Qxs97.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-17
S45.92 dOchOdu!

Nowo zalozone tow. D~obroczyn.
nosci prey para6i sw. Tr6jcy, dnis
30 I'm. urzadziio konoert, polaczony
rredstawieniem kilku wesolych ko
medyjek, ma doohod biedny,h dzieoi
tejse parafi. Konoert dzieki stara
niom p. Mallka, wypadi swietnie.
Ma szozegolna uwage zasiuguje
spiew p. Wojtalewioz, kt6ra slowi.
oIym dzwiekiem zachwyoala sluoha-
o1y. Ora ma fortepianie p. Amy
MaAek j gra ma skrzypOach pref Fic.
ka z towarzyszeniem fOrtepianu przez
p Mikityhska ma sluohsczaoh bardzo
slime wywar}a wrazsnie.
Me mozemy pominae pieknych de
klamacyj wyPowiedzianyob przez p.
Pelagie Sniegocka j p. Zuzanne
Czarneoka.
do upiekszenia ca}osci koncertu
przyczyniiy sic bard1o nasze nadob.
ne tow. Wandy i chor Chopina, "a
o. wyrazamy wszystkim staropolskie
bog raphael" Grano nastepnie 3
wesO4e komedyjki; Mentorke, Cy-
gauke i Jagielonke; wszystkie mlo
de panienki wywiszaly sic Z rol
s~wietnie; trudno zstem wymienic,
kt0re graiy lepiej, gdyz wsrystkie
grady bardzo dobrze a taniec cygsh
ski malej Pradzi Gorny nadzwyczaj
sic podobal publicznosci.
Me traclmy zatem nadziei, re So.
publioznosc J nadal ME odmowi nam
swego poparcia ! zbierze sic tax licz
ME, jak W dniu 30. I'm.
Pc ob~liczeniu wszelkich rozcho-
dow okazais sic snma 1852 jako
czysty dochod; ME ziy wieo poczs.
tex. 4 szscunkiem
w imieniu komiteu:- ZGtkqrska,
sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-17
Wanna wiadOmOSC
ola kObiet.

u Powodu wyjazdu ma zime do
Poludniowej Amsryki sekretar.a
POlskiej SzkOfy Akuszeryi,
Postanowilismy otworzyc kurs letni.
Wieks.a ilosc zgias.ajsoych sic
kandydatek ~pozwala nam znizyG
Gene IA nauke.
Szkoia ma zime bedzie zamkniets.
Zaklad nasz jest jedyns polska
szkoia akuszsryi uznans prrez Ia
Rad Lekarski i posiadajaoa prawo
wydawania dyplomow.
Kor.ystaicie re sposobnosoi zgls.
szajao sic bezzwlocznie do:
DR.. NJ. Orglert-Kdczororska,
1881 Superior ave. So. Chicago Ills.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-17
KrOnika m%iejscOwa.

. Cieplo! Cieplo! Gorsoo!
Wv poole czOla - praoujemy
vs.yscy!
Zarwaia sic chmurs I ~piknikami.
z powodu zastoju ogolnsgo -
Pikniki ME udaja sic.
Nv niedziele odbyl sic piknik
tow. Szewc6w Polskich. Bawiono
sic bardzo ladnie. Ktos jednak zlo
sliwy podai do ga.ety Tribune
-faiszyws wiadomose, Re ma zabawie
tel pr.yszio do bijatyki, gdy tym
bijatyka miaia miejsce ns
pikniku ozeskim, obok ogrodu Preg
ler'a. Fals.ywa to wiadomosc uTri'
buns'' sprostuje.
Nv parku Wleklihskiego Kawa.
lerys Polska bawiis sic zeszlej ME
dzieli deskonale.
Pr.ybyi do Chicago z Baltimore
lsksr. polski DR.. J.. Kaszyhski, kt6
ny pr.yjmujs chorych " mies.kaniu
swym pm. 638 Noble al, mad aptek'
p. Bardohskiego.
*Pan Nikodsm Piotrowski, byiy
pomoonik prokuratora m~iejskiego q
wansowal ma pomoonika rzeozniks
miasta Chicago, Corporation Coun'
sel.
W~insrujemy!
Sztandar bedzie wykonany ms
-pxaa
w sobote dzieci szkolne oboho'
dzi6 beds w parkach miejskicl
pd1ieh flagi".
#Odbywaja sic pomyslne bardze
proby z pancerzem wynalezionyn
przez braoiszka Kazimierza Zsgle.
mia. Strzelano do ludzkioh trupow
do aywych ps6w, okrytyoh pance
rem.
Strzelanie do ludzkich trup6w jes,
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Lipca 5go odbedzie sic W parkr
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Trojoy.
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Przybyl do Chicago przew6dos
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wielka kolonie robotnicza.