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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-12-17

MARIETTA & COLUMBUS SHORT LING
Toledo & Ohio Central Ext'n.
Time Table In Erect Juiw 3rd, 1909
Central Standard Time.
NORTH BOUND.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-12-17

tStop on Signal.
All Trains Daily except Sunday.
Trough coaches on trains lB and IA daily (eX
cept Sunday between Marietta and Cleveland
y. Al. WILLIAMS, E. W. PAGE,
Train Master. Gen Pass Aet
Cambridge, o.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-12-17
Cleveland & Marietta 7aiIwa
GOING SOUTH GONG NORTH

Effective October 2, l. s.
Central Standard Time.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-07-18
MARRIAGE AND LONG LIFE.

DR.. Schwartz, of Berlin, has come
to the conclusion that marriage is the
most important in human life con-
ducive to longevity, as of 200 persons
who attained the age of forty, 125
were married and Is single. At
sixty the proportions we're 48 to %:
at seventy, II to II, and at ninety, 8
to 5. Among fifty centarians not one
bachelor or spinster could be found,
nor, for the matter of that, one mar
ried couple-all these venerable in
dividuals being widows or widowers.
Tt may be urged, says Business, that
these statistics only prove the num-
erical superiority of married folk, but
DR.. Schwartz declares the rate of
mortality for husbands and wives be-
tween the ages of thirty and forty
five to be Is per cent. whereas I'M
welded persons perish at the rate of
% per cent. fFMarry early and
marry often" appears to be the worthy
doctors advice to all who desire a
long life.-London Telegraph.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-07-18
HAWAII.

Now that the Hawaiian islands are
to hereafter form a part Of the Amer
lean confederation all information
pertaining to them must be of the
widest general interest. Very timely
therefore is a document just issued by
the bureau Of statistics at Washing
ton relating to the commerce, finance,
produce and population of those ISL
ands. At the very outset it appears
that the United States since the reel
procity treaty of 1876 has had large
share of Hawaiian commerce. Prior
to 1876 the annual sales Of the United
States to the islands had never, save
in two exceptional cases, reached ST.
100000. With 1877 the $1,000,000 line
was permanently erased, and since
that date American exports to the ISL
ands have steadily grown, passing the
100000 line in 1879, exceeding 3d.
OOO, 900 in 1888, 100000 in 1890, pass
ing the $5,OO0,OOO line in 1891, and
promising to reach nearly S6,000,000
this year.
Of the exports from the islands the
United States has also had the lions
share since the treaty of 1876. In 1875
only about 81 per cent. of the exports
from the islands came to the United
States. In 1877, the year following
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-07-18

the treaty, over 80 per cent. came and
has since continued in about the same
proportion. Of the 100000 worth
of exports from the islands since the
reciprocity treaty of 1876 more than
$1S0,0OO 900 worth have come to the
United States, and of the 500, 900, 900
worth of imports into the islands dur
ing that time $7O,OOO,OOO worth were
from the United States. Sugar, OF
course, appears as the chief article OF
expectation from the islands, though
siderable value, and of late coffee,
pineapples and bananas have taken i'm
portant rank in the expectations Of the
islands.
The imports as above indicated are
mostly from the United States, those
of 1876 being divided among the great
nations as follows: The United
States, $5,464,0OO; Great Britain, $780,
900; China, $299,OO0; Japan, $275, 900;
Germany, $14S,0O0; Australia, $114,0OO.
The largest items in the list of i'm
ports are groceries and provisions,
S52C,8 1856; machinery, $343, 105 fertil-
izers, $685., 239; cotton goods, 1911, 991;
clothing, $292,5 hardware and agri-
cultural implements, S27S,267 grain
and feed, $273,753; lumber, $255, 242;
tobacco, $194,826; flour, s169, 900; build
ing materials, $102,639; and, besides
these, scores of articles ranging in
value from 100000 downward
The population at the last census
was in round numbers los, 1000, of whom
$1,000 we're HaWaiians, $4,000 Japan
csc, 21,OO0 Chinese, $4,000 Portuguese,
$3.50 Americans, $3.50 British and l.
43O Germans. The receipts of the in
sular government are 100000 an
nually, of which about one-third is
gathered by tariff taxes, one-third by
internal taxation and one-third from
miscellaneous sources. The expen-
ditures are slightly less than the re-
ceipts.
1t is now to be expected that trade,
population and production will be
vastly and speedily increased as a re-
suit of the fortunate alliance which
the islands have, after long effort, been
able to make.
Strategically the islands are of con-
siderable Importance to the United
States, provided this nation keeps at
all times a fleet strong enough to re-
tain them. Their acquisition of
course means radical change in the
policies of the republic, large and in
creasing naval appropriation annually
and more general participation in
the worlds affairs and also in the null
tiplying ENVIRONMENTS which are ever
testing the diplomatic genius of foreign
powers
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-07-18

ter one good animal than two poor
ones.
There are many things which are
desirable to- have, but not indis-
pensable, and these are the things
which the farmer who is in debt must
learn to do without.
The shoeing of horses is very i'm
portant part of their care and should
receive the personal attention of
owners who would have them retain
good, sound feet
If we breed what the market de-
raands, the purchaser will come to
us; but if we do not breed what the
market calls for we must search for
customers.
Rotating crops, manuring lands and
subduing weeds are to a farmer what
keeping his factory in perfect order
and repair are to the manufacturer
indispensable to success.
Feeding literally with meal and
bran makes winter butter cost more
than grass butter, but the higher
prices of the winter market more
than pay the additional expense of
food.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-07-18
IN PREVIOUS COLLISIONS.
La Bourgogne Ran Into Steamer in
1890 and One Two Years Ago.

La Bourgogne which went down in
a collision near Halifax with a load
of $50 souls had former mishaps. In
1890 she almost met the same fate
that has now overtaken her. and,
curiously enough, it was British
ship that she ran into that time also.
The French liner had left Harve jan
uary 4, and at midnight was off the
Sicily islands. 1t was then blowing
hurricane, when suddenly the British
steamer Torridon, bound for Glasgow,
headed directly across her bow. The
Frenchman crashed into the steamer,
striking her stern, carrying away her
propeller and otherwise damaging
her. She escaped with slight injuries,
and the English vessel, after La
Bourgogne had lain by her all night,
was able to proceed to the nearest
port
In February, 1896, La Bourgogne
collided with the steamer Ailsa, in
the narrows of New York harbor, off
Fort Wadsworth. The Ailsa sank be-
fore she could be run aground. The
Ailsa's sailors, mostly Spaniards and
Italians, acted with the greatest
cowardice, taking possession Of the
only available life boat and beating
off the women passengers. The pas
sengers were thrown into the rigging,
from which they were subsequently
rescued by tugs. The French ships
injuries were slight.
In November of the same year La
Bourgogue, while going out of the
.harbor, ran aground off Sandy Hook,
but was able to get off after short
time and continue her voyage.
Two of the ships company were
injured by heavy seas in 1894, and In
1895 one of her seamen, August
Guillard, fell overheard from the
promenade deck and was drowned.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-07-18

Alice felt sudden pang and a
sense of pain steal over her. She
had given all she could to help Roy
Darrell, and yet it had availed moth
ing. And now"
eve must look after you, my child
said Lady Darrell gently, touched by
the pale youthful, face, framed with
it's masses of dead-gold hair. Mrs.
Grey must give you some refresh
ment. You are tired too, and want
rest
Roy had grown deathly white. He
realized now for the first time what
he had done. He was tied for ever to
this village girl, while he had sun
dered himself for ever from the wo-
man he loved, Valerie Ross. Then
the memory of what this girl had done
for him came back.
Mother" he said slowly, almost
painfully, eve must do more for this
child. You have yet to learn what
she has done when all was blacklist.
When my innocence could never have
been cleared as we thought, when
Heaven itself seemed to have deserted
me. she consented to save my life.
Hr words must have condemned me
Mother. take her hand-this is hence
forth your daughter, and my wife,
Margaret Darrell.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-07-18
sANTIAGAN HOSPITALITY.

Among the beauties of Santiago
are the saloons, for instance. Through
an arrangement Of colored paper and
little colored lamps they succeed in
gaudiness which even the quitzal can
not eclipse In the consummations,
however, there is compensation. The
naraniada, a drink made of oranges,
affects the tonsels as music affects the
ear. There is also a concoction of
white almonds, which is love and
poetry in liquid shape. Then, too,
there is gin 1t differs from our
own. In just what fashion the writer
is insuff1ciently toxicolloquial to state.
But it is very beautiful, and whether
it be the ingredients or the climate.
or both, it is capable of frequent adj
miration without after effect. On
the occasion of the writer's first visit
to a fonda he ordered some. Sub
sequently, in accordance with the Or
iental custom in vogue there, he
clapped his hands. The waiter came;
he asked the bill, and was told that
it was paid. 1t then appeared that
a native, noting that the writer was
a stranger, had, in accordance with
another custom, settled the score and
gone. It is a Cuban way, and a very
pretty one, of offering the freedom Of
the town-a freedom, parenthetically,
which the troops may be trusted to
take without offering of any kind
Edgar Saltus in Golfers Weekly.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-07-18
BUTTER WITH WIND.
The Latest Effective Way of Churn-
ing.

A Toronto chemist has invented a
plan for making butter, so simple
that a child can use 1t, and so effec-
tive, it is said, that all old processes
must give way before it. The old
fashioned way of shaking and fix
ing the milk TO make butter is entirely
done away with-aA process which
churns small fat globules in the milk
and allows the fatty matter to es-
cape, thus allowing a good percentage
of the butter making properties to
go to waste.
By the new scheme the fatty
globules are preserved in their en-
t;rety, and when the butter-making
process is finished these globules
are like so many grains of cornmeal
dry and clean to the touch. The
following is this unique idea:
The milk to be operated upon is
placed in a tub or other receptacle,
and a pipe is put into it, over the
side, to the bottom of the vessel.
Then a common bellows is applied to
the other end of the pipe through
which the wind is forced for half an
hour. That is all there is to it. For
twenty eight minutes there is no ap-
parent change, but in the next two
minutes, presto! there is your butter
globules to be treated the same as in
the regular old-fashioned way Of
butter-making.
The process has been patented i'll
the United States and Canada and all
the European countriss, and the
inventor has been offered fabulous
amounts for his patents There is
no way of preventing any individual
using this process, however, from
making butter for his own home con-
sumption.
1t is claimed that % per cent more
butter is obtained from a given guam
tity Of milk by this process than in
the old way. Not only this, but the
curds remaining are Of such a quality
that they make cheese equal to the
famous brands of England.
Besides this, with the admixture
of certain chemicals, there can be
made from the residue most ex
cellent substitute for Lard, which is
superior in quality and richness and
lacking entirely any bad taste, which
so many of these substitutes have.
A little ice on the pipe in summer,
Or a warm water bag applied in win
ter will keep the air at the required
temperature.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-13
Z Zien1 Polskich.

KroniczhG qDarSyGaOSka. =
Ksiaze Imerety6ski udaje sig
dnia II Stycznia r. b. do Pc
tersburga ma kilkotygodniowy
tamze pobyt. - Ciekawy fakt
wielkiej silly wolf i wytrwa2o-
Sci podaje ,,Kur. Codz." DR..
Roch Borysik, rodem z Siedle'
ckiego, zwalczywszy wielkie
trudnosci, jake mu sig prze-
ciwstawia}Y, W rs roku zycia
zlozyl nareszcie wszelkie egza.
nina i otrzymawszy dyplom
doktorsbi, udaje sic ma Litwe,
gdzie zacznie praktykowac W
zawodzie lekarskim.- Opoda-
tkowanie totalizatora W War.
szawie, wed}ug wszelkiego
prawdopodob dobiehstwa, stanie
sic faktem. z proiektem cd.
noanym do wladzy wyzszej po.
stanowi}a zwr6cic sig rada
miejska dobroczynnosci publi'
cznej, poszukujac nowych zr6'
del dochodu ma utrzymanie
szpitali warszawskich, Ponie.
waz liczba lozek W szpitalach
powiekszona bsdzie W najbliz'
szej przyszloSci o 245, a po
wyko1czeniu budowy nowego
szpitala Dziecistka Jezus
wzrosnie jeszcze o 100, wiec
przewidywany jest 3 tego po.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-13

wybuchns1 poaar. Ulewny
deszcz przeszkodzh z pod gru-
z6w wydobywa6 zasypanych.
Znalaz}o smierG skutkiem stra.
sznej katastrofy okolo 60 osob,
diva razy tyle jest rannych.
Konwencya stray ognioWei.
CAMPAIGN, Ill. - Stycz. -
200 delegat6w zjecha1o sic ma
konwencye Zwiazku czloukow
stray ogniowych stanu Hi
nois, Przysz}a konwencya od-
bedzie sic w Decatur, kt6rego
mieszkaacy ofarowali ma prey
jecie strazak6w $500. Prey.
dentem nowego zarzsdu obra'
no oh. o. D. Wilcox z Mon.
mouth. Wieczorem odhyl sic
bankiet, ma kt6rym wygloszo.
no liczne mowy. Po bankiecie
rozpocza} sic bal, kt6ry po'
trwa do jutra rauo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-13
Kronika Miejsc9Wd.

-Ohnena trseeiego pietra domu
pm. 9526 Forest ave. wyskoczy4s
wczoraj pani May G. Campbell i "a.
biia sic ma miejscu. Uczynisa to
prawdopodobnie W przystspie obia-
kama spowodowsnego smiercia jedy.
pego dziecka i samobtjstwem swej
matki. By.a ona aons podr62ujscego
agenta Roberta G. Csmpbella, kt6ry
wyjeohas do PeOrii.
-Wody sno,Ou pic ME MONA,
dop6ki jej sic ME przegotuje, gdyz
okazalo sic, ze zuowu jest zanieczy-
szczone i niszmiernie szkodliws W
skutek ulewy wczorsjszej nocy.
- Oskarzony 0 msoraerStsoo zosta}
robotnik Dan Moran, zam. pm. 64S0
St. Lawrence ave., i jest zamkniety
ma staoyi policyjnej W Englewood.
w Poniedzia}ek W piwiarni P. Clan.
oeya, ma rogu 81 ulicy i State str,
obil pa3ka W glove Thomasa Quinn,
zam. pm. 5825 La Sale Str, tax
mocno, ze tenze W skutek tego wczo.
raj umarl.
= EgSamaiaaosos study cyaOi3aej
ma urzad inzyniera miejskiego pod
daso sic wczorai dziesieciu kandyda.
tow, miedzy mimi John E. Erick-
son, kt6ry teraz ten urzad pisstuie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-13
-Znacsny poSar powstas wczoraj

-Znaesny poaar powstas wczoraJ
popoludniu godz. 4 ma 2 pletrze
4rietrowei kamienicy pm. 59-el
Canal Str, skutek eksplozyi che
mikali6w zrzadzil szkode ma $780,
600, MIN go ugaszono.
" Wprocesie Luetgerta wczoraj
prawie przez caSy dzieh muslaf SIC
podda6 krayzowym zapytaniom Frank
Henkel, ktorego zeznania tax byfy
kompromitujace dla oskarzonego.
Odpowiada. ma p5tania jasno do
kladnie. Pc MIN jeszcze przestuchano
osteologa, prof. Howe, kt6ry kosoi
znalezione identyfkowa} jako kosci
ludzkie.
" Wprocesie Sonod6jey Merry'e-
60 wczoraj jeszcze ME przyjeto vie
cej sedzi6w przysieglych. Trzech
kandydat6w przyjela obrona, dis
ma ich bada6 prokuratorya. Siychst,
ae obrohca Merry ego broni6 go be-
die W ten sposob, IL jego brak wy
ksztalcenia stosunki sooyalne do
prowadzi,y 60 do morderstwa, kt6re'
90 nawet ME umial poczytywat "a
zbrodnie.
= DO ssk6s pu5liesnych zspisalo
sic W Chicago W miesiacu Grudniu
199,670 uczni6w, uczeszcza3o
1S6,332.
- Jeszcze jeaen proces moraer-
steoo rozpoczas sic wczoraj u sedziego
Chetlaina. Osksrzonym jest Henry
Jessent, il d. 7 Lutego 1897, pobi-
wszy sic niejaka Mary Smith W
mieszkaniu pm. rs Lowe ave., rzucia
ma nia zapalona lampe. Nastapiia
eksplozya nafty i Mary tax sic popa.
rzyla, ze wskutek tego umarsa. Pred
sniercia zeznala, ae Jessent lampe
rzuoi}: oskarzony twierdsi, ze to ona
sama rzucisa lampe.
- Eaane stosunki musza panowaG
ma poczcie W Georgetown, Ind. W
ostatnioh dniaoh nadesz}o do poczt-
mistrza Gordona kilka skarg cd oby-
wateli W Chicago, ze otrzymali z
owego miasta napowr6t swe listy,
wyssane pred ..dwoma do dziesieciu
laty. Sledztwo zarzadzone.
= RrzecAod=qc prSes szyny kolei
Baltimore & Ohio ma 80 ulicy, wozo-
raj rano robotnik J6zef Black, zam.
pm. S008 Erie ave., zostat przejecha.
ny przez pooiag koleiowy i skaleozo-
ny tax ciezko, IL szpitalu musiano
mu noge amputowac.
" dgielnicy p6tnocnej wkr6tce
zapewne wybudowana zostanie gtrna
kolej zelazna. Magnat kolsjowy
Charles 7. Yerkes, jak zapowiedziaf
ma wczorajuzem rooznem zgromadze-
niu columbia Construction Co.,
oznajmi', te znalazl sic syndykat,
kt6ry da potrzebnych do togo jeszcze
$3,5OO,OOO.
-W6z moossony prseS koni pre-
jechsi wczoraj 0 godzinie IL pred
poludriem ma przecieciu Milwaukee
ave. i Clinton str. 52letniego robo.
tnika Andrzeja Trolsan. zawiezicno
go do szpitala powiatowego, gdzie
sic okazalo, ze mocno jest skaleczo-
ny W glove prawdopodobn;e We
wnetrznie uszkodzony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-13
Mobilizacya armii.

DOVER, - stycznia. Wiel.
XII entuzyazm wywo1al tutaj
rozkaz, wydany 3mu pu}kowi
huzar6w, majscych gotowac
sic do wyprawy. lime oddzla'
3y wojsk angielskich otrzyma'
ly podobne rozkazy. W obo'
zach panuje ruch niezwykfy.
Ukfad z Menelikiem.
LoND1N, 1890 Stycznia. -
Birmingham Post, organ
Chamberlain'a ministra kolo-
Iii, powiada, re miedzy warun'
kami traktatu pokoju z Meme.
likiem znajduje sic ustep, "a.
strzegajscy, ze kr6l abisydski
ME pozwoli ma stawianie pre-
szk6d wojskom egipskim W
posuwaniu sic ma poludnie,
Ola zdobycia Khartum. W
zamian "a to przyrzeczono
Menelikowi po pobiciu Kalifa
powiekszyc obszaf Abisynii.
Ostatnie wypadki W Afryce
zdaja sig przeto dpwodzit, ze
Menelik dopuscil sic z}amania
traktatu z Anglia
Otwarcie sejmu.
BERLIN, 1890 Stycznia. =
Ksiaze Hohenlohe zagai1 wczo.
raj sejm pruski m owa cd tro.
nu, W kt6rej wspomniano, 2e
budaet wykazuje znaczps
przewyzke dochodow mad roz.
chodami. Wnios ski rzadowe
opiewaja zniesie ME kaucyj,
stawianych przez urzednik6w;
powiekszenie wynagrodzenia
duchownym katolickim j pro-
testanckim; powiskszenie fun.
duszu kolonizaGyinego dla
germanizowania Ksieztwa Pc.
zna6skiego i Prus zachodnich;
uregulowanie praw spadko-
wych dla wiesniak6w W pro.
wincyach nadrehskich; pred
siewziecie srodkoW zapobiega.
iscych kleskom powodzi.
Prezydentem izby pos}6w
wybrano dzisiaj Kroechera, a
minister fnans6w DIR. MIGUEL
przed}ozyl hudaet, ktorego
wynika, ze dochody by3y wyz-
sze cd rozchod6w o 100000
marek. 70 milionow zostanie
obr6conych ma sp}ate d}ugu
pa1stwowego.
Komitet finansowy W parla.
mencie niemieckim zgodzil sic
ma podniesienie pensyi kane
lerza do wysokosci 100000
marek.
Kolej z Kiao Czau do Pekinu.
BERLIN, 12go Stycznia. =
Gazety p6lurzedowe utrzymu.
ia, ze Rad niemiecki uwiado-
mil wszystkie mocarstwa o "a
miarze obsadzenia Kiao Czau.
Obecnie nosi sic cesarz vii.
helm z mysla polsczenia Kiao
Czau z Pekinem LIMA kolei 2e'
laznei, ktora to linia ma sta
nowi6 odnogs kolei syberyj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-13
Przeglad polityczny.
Chicago, 13 Stycznia 1898.

wy W Chlnach: Rosya, Mem
cy, Francya i Anglia "a ma
te zabiegi kosem okiem spo-
glada Japonia, kt6rej Europa
ME pozwolila wyzyskae zwy'
ciestw odniesionych W ostat.
niei woinie z Chinami. Mo.
carstwa europeiskie intereso-
wane na morzsch chihskich
wyslaly tam dotad znaczns
liczbs okretow. Niemcy majs
W tych stronach osiem statk6w,
Rosya 80 z blisko 5000 ludzi
zalogi, % armatami najcisz.
szego kalibru, 405 daialami
sredniego kalibru j 229 lex
kiemi smigownicami. Anglia
zgromadzi}a na morzach chin,
skich pod wodzs admirala
Bullera 81 okret6w, a Francya
ma tam2e siedem znaczniej-
szych statk6w, a jeszcze wy.
s}ala ku wzmocnieniu swej flo-
tyi, kilka krzyzownikow. ia
ponia kazdego ezasu moze sta
nae z Gala swa bardzo znaczns
aotylla wojenns mad wybrze-
iami chi6skiemi. - Wiesci te
brzmia bardzo wojowniczo, ale
bodai na szczeseie wojny te-
go ME bedzie. Mocarstwa po'
groza sobie wzajemnie, na.
chwytajs lie sic da zdobyczy, a
potem wydadzs oredzie, re
koncert europejski niczem ME
jest zakl6cony. W Chinach
Jest miejsce dla wszystkieh.
q niezmiernie waznym 'dla
stolicy francuzkiei proiektem
do prawa wystapA W parla-
mencie minister wojny, jenerai
Billot. Projekt dotyczy znie-
sienia p6lnocno zachodniej cze.
Sci mur6W, otaczaiscych Pa.
ryz. Geese ia 10 milowa ley
pomiedzy Point du Jour i
Porte de Panin. Paryz bronio-
ny jest tel ,strony dostatecz-
ME przez Sekwane pomisdzy
Point du Jour st. Denis, tn.
dziez przez wielki, zbroiny,
wslawiony walkami +. 1871
Mont Valerien ca}y szereg
pomniejszych fort6w: Genne
villieres, Argenteuil, st. Ger.
main, Marty i Versailles. Ro-
boty okolo zniesienia mur6w i
splanowania obszaru potrwajs
try lata. Doch6d ze sprzeda.
~ otwierajscych sic przez to
plac6w przeznaezony bsdzie
po czs5ci ma budowe nowych
fortyfkacyi, po czssci na og6l.
ne cele armii. Paryz odzysku-
je sWobode rozwiniscia SIG W
kierunku p6lnocno zachodnim.
Upada przez to dwadaiescia
BRAN miejskich. Bedzie mog}o
teraz nastspic pozsdane cd da-
VIVA zlanie sig z Paryzem sze.
regu gmin podmiejskich, jak:
Neuilly, Levallois Perret, Gil
chy i inne.
Oklaskani przyjs2 seim ga
licyjski wiadomosc, zakomu-
nikowana przez marsza}ka, re
pose} miasts Bialej, iedyny
Niemiec w sejmie, dr., Rosner,
z}o2y} mandat poselski. Do
tego kroku byl on zmuszony
pewnemi trudnemi sprawami,
jake wyszly Ia, jaw, / powo-
du kt6rych musia} takze ere
zygnoWae godnosci burmis
strza. DR.. Rosner nalezy do
zscieklych wrog6w polskosci,
chociaz kiedys, jak m6wia, pa,
radowal W czamarze polskiej.
Dose przypomniec stanowisko,
jake rada mieiska Bislej "a.
jeia "a jego przyczyns wobec
zanierzonego kreowania ssdu
obwodowego W Bialei. Oba.
wiajac sic naplywu polskiej
inteligencyi, osWiadcay}a sic
przeciwko utwo1zeniu tegoz
.sdu stawia}a przeszkody po-
u-s+oni,1 no1ekioi ezLoIu lo1o-