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The times., 1898-05-07
In.taiIation of Officers.

The officers elected by Minnehaha
Lodge. No. /. Independents Order Good
Templars. for the ensuing term of three
months, were installed in the lodge room
of their temperance society. corner Fifth
and G Streets northwest, on Tuesday
evening last. Lodge Deputy II. r. Stew
art presiding and Mr. William McHenry
and Miss Adde Martin acting as INSTALL
ing marshal and deputy marshal. The
following is Il list of the officers Install
ed Chief templar. Henry r. Smith: vice
templar Miss Annie McHeury; treasurer
George +. Pntman; recording and assis-
tant recording secretaries. Miss May
Martin and Mrs. Mary Lewis: financial
secretary A. y. Canfield; chaplain. Miss
Ida r. Brian; marshal Charles " Good +;
deputy marshal. Miss A. D. Roach.
guard. T. ID. Mulherp; sentinel. Wilber
McDaniels; past chief templar, 5. W.
Russell.
The lodge is in fourishing condition.
its membership increasing at every meet
ing. After the routine business on every
meeting night a program is adopted and
carried out. and the membership is per-
mitted to enjoy excellent solo and quar-
tet singing, short. spicy talks. etc. The
lodge meets once a week.
The times., 1898-05-07
The Photographic Exhibition.

The exhibition Of Photographic work Of
the members Of the Postal Photographic
Club of the United States now going on
in the rooms of the Capital Camera Club
at 1910 F Street closes this afternoon at
p m. and all who are Interested in pho
toGraphic work should see this beautiful
collection. The idea Of the Postal Club
had it's origin in England II is an asso-
citation OF amateur photographers living
in different cities, who each month con-
tribute prints to an album for circulation
among the members. together with
note book for criticisms and comments.
Three Of the members represented in the
present collection are from Washington,
Messrs. Allan J. Houghton, Charles +.
Fairman and Albert J. LeBreton. The
work shown is mainly in carbon and
platinum and embraces Il wide range of
subjects II will be exhibited in other
cities where members reside.
The times., 1898-05-07
PORTRAIT OF DEWEY.
A Boston Artist Presents IA likeness
of the Hero to the Government


The Navy Department received an in
teresting express package yesterday
morning 1t contained large erayon
bust portrait of Commodore Dewey, the
hero of Manila.
The portrait was presented by Ber-
throng. the Boston artist. who sketched
it as soon as he heard of the achieve
ment of Dewey last Sunday.
The picture is interesting in more ways
than one II is the largest single portrait
in the State. War and Navy building. and
as it stands against the wall in the recep-
tion room leading to the Office of the Sec
retary of the Navy, towers above oil pOr-
traits of ex-Secretaries Tracy. Welles.
Borie and Robeson. which adOrn the
room.
II IS an excellent likeness and is six
feet wide by eight feet long. The face
alone is five feet long and the buttons
on the coat five inches in diameter.
Almost every visitor in the Secretary :
office today paused a few moments TO
look with admiration upon the features
Of the man who showed what an Amerl-
can could do.
The package containing the picture was
delivered by an eXpressman early yesJer
Secretary of the Navy, Washington,
d. c." and as it was carried into the
Secretary's office the newspaper men sit
ting at their desks near the entrance
looked iuzzled. No one had the slightest
idea as TO its contents. When the pack
age was opened it was found TO contain
the portrait, and from the expressions on
the faces of those who saw it first no
more pleasing present could have been
received, unless it were word from Dewey
himself
1t is understood that the portrait has
been presented TO the Government. IL is
not known what disposition will be made
of it.
This portrait serves in an apt and force
full manner To illustrate the appreciation
of American heroes by the American peo-
pie just as the ovation rendered Gen. Lee
on his return from Havana several weeks
ago showed that his services among the
Spanish in Cuba were not forgotten.
The times., 1898-05-07
FIRST VOLUNTEER OFFICER.
Lieut.. Col. Roosevelt Mustered Into
the Service.


the Service.
Former Assistant Secretary Roosevelt
is now Lieut. Col Roosevelt. Of the First
Volunteer Cavalry.
Col. Roosevelt was mustered into the
volunteer army yesterday morning by
Adit Gen. Corbin. He is the first volun-
teer officer 10 be mustered in A large
group Of Col. Roosevelt's friends were
present IN Gen Corbin's Office when the
little ceremony took place. There were
hearty congratulations afterward for the
first volunteer officer"
Col Roosevelt had not officially re-
ceivcd his discharge from the office of
Assistant Secretary of the Navy when he
was mustered in. His resignation has
been in the hands OF the President for
some time, but it had not been accepted
yesterday.
Col Roosevelt will leave Washington
for the West to take charge of his regi-
ment with Col Wood some time between
now and Monday.
The times., 1898-05-07

The program of the Secular League
which meets regularly every Sunday at 3
D. m. in the Temple, 5l3 Ninth Street
northwest tomorrow. will be as follows:
Prelude, "Ktesis.' by Rev. w. b. Match
ett music. by Mr.. John Hutchinson; ad-
dress. The Philosophy of Matter" by
DR.. William Howard.
The times., 1898-05-07
MhoOping Con-h-

l had little boy who was nearly dead
from an attack of whOOpiuS cough NV
neighbors recommended Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. / did not think that any
medicine would help him. but after Civ
ing him a few doses of that remedy [
noticed an Improvement, and one bottle
cured him entirely. 1t is the best cough
medicine l ever had in the house,. L..
Moore. South BurgettstOwn. Pa For
sale by Henry Evans, wholesale and re-
tail druggist, 95S + Street northwest. and
Connecticut Avenue and Street north
west. and li2S Maryland Avenue north-
east.
Head Relief In IO NinuteS.-Dr. Ag-
news Catarrhal Powder gives almost
instant relief and permanently cures
Catarrh. Hay Fever. Colds, Headache.
Sore Throat Tonsilitis and Catarrhal
Deafness one short puff of the Powder
clears and cleaRses the nasal passages
1t is painless and delightful to use Sold
by F. 5. Williams. Ninth and F Streets:
Edmonds & Williams. Third Street and
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue.-j0.
Gather We rosebuds while ye may
and enjoy health by drinking Heurich's
Maerzen beer.
The times., 1898-05-07
Toll the Bell.

(From the Boston Herald)
Farewell to Alfonso MIL The little king 5
kncIl has sounded.
The times., 1898-05-07

No man has a
right 10 marry a
woman and make
her his nurse dur
ing long years
of continued i'll
health A sick
man cannot be a
good husband, a
good provider, a
successful bust
The times., 1898-05-07

Following Immediately upon the an
nouncement of the engagement of Miss
lie Vinsen and Baron Schwartzenstein.
comes that of Miss Bdith James. the
daughter of Mr.. Charles p. James. of
this city. and Mr.. Richard Wallach, eld-
est son of the late Richard Wallach, of
Washington.
The times., 1898-05-07

Mrs. Jackson, OF the Concord, was al
home yesterday afternoon to callers. She
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Brady,
of Alaska.
The times., 1898-05-07

The ladies Of the Nordhon Guild gave
one of their popular luncheons yesterday.
from u to 2:3O O'Clock at the home Of
Mr.. Edward Graves 927 Massachusetts
Avenue northwest The parlors and tea
room were artistically decorated with
palms and Spring flowers, and in spite Of
the ceaseless rain. a number of the guild
members and their friends were present
to enjoy the dainties prepared.
The times., 1898-05-07

Mr. George Keunan left the city several
days ago To aid in the Red Cross work
at Key West and TO do special work for
the Outlook He was accompanied by
Mrs KEENAN,. who will remain with him
during his stay.
The times., 1898-05-07

Boys and Girls Truly Elegant School
and Dress Shoes, such qualities and styles
as cannot be bought elsewhere Gt SN
under s. Today i'oV
The times., 1898-05-07
The Nightr Winners.

The prize winners Of the evening were
as follows:
Judging harness horses over fifteen
hand=-First prize. Ronceverte. owned by
G. g. West Baltimore second prize.
Josh. owned by Jesse Brown Washing
ton
Judging three pairs harness horses
First prize. Jing Jing and High BAH.
owned by James VI. Thompson BaIti-
more; secoul prize. Lord Brilliant and
Lieutenant Wilkes. owned by George B.
Hume New York.
Judging lightweight hunters ridden by
members Of recognized hunt clubs-First
prize. Flying Dutchman, owned by p. f..
Collier, New York: second prize, Sham
rock, owned by George J. Gould New
York
Judging saddle horses, selling class
First prize. juliet owned by H. r Du-
lany Washington; second prize, Sweet
William. Courtland H. Smith. Theological
Seminary, Va
Judging saddle horses over fifteen
hands TWO inches; selling class-First
prize Fitz owned by George w Ryder
Washington; second prize. Big Tree
owned By George J. Gould, New York
Judging OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES prize
Rex, Regent. Sir Walter and 3. Gilbert
owned by J.. $. Stevens. Washington
second prize, Vanguard, Sentinel Action
and Alert, owned by r. S. Crawford
HagerstoWn, Nd.
The program and entries for this after
/ noon are as follows:
p. m.-Judging high steppers not un-
der Il hands inches and under 10 hands
inches. all around action only TO be
! considered. First prize, $50; second prize
So
Entries: Pink, S, sr. m. Is. Samuel Ro-
The times., 1898-05-07

go pairs Misses Regular $3.50 Vici Kid
Button Boots, kid tipped, sizes II to ..
and best wearer5 we ever had. NI12
Reduced to....................
The times., 1898-05-07

Infants Fine Hand-Sewed Kid Button
Laced Shoes and Sandals in black and
tan. 75c. qualities. To- I2e
day ...........''.''..''''
The times., 1898-05-07
Children's Knee Pants. the
Chiidren'S Suits.

Nice Scotch Plaid Suits
and All-wool Cassimeres.
The best suit values ever
seen; worth from S1.75 to 44n
$500. OvO
Cash or Credit
The times., 1898-05-07
Attraction
Cash or Credit.

A great chance. punched all Wrappers and
uniform price Splendid materials Sea Is
Percaeblack whefancy figures and Persian ef-
fectsa fast colors and sizes A. Worth from sSc TO
The times., 1898-05-07
Wear and Beauty.

Ladies looking for something really
viceable. should see this all-wool Chevi
corduroy bound fan back. lined thr
silk, in the new shades OF turquoise. {
man-tailored skirt, brimful of elegance
$l0-at this sale. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-07
Kronika MiejscoWa.

= rs. 6iskup Spazdiag wystapl
wczoraj z pieknym wyk}adem W
Central Music Halr', gdzie urza.
dzi}a wiecz6r literacko muzyczny
organizacya ,,Notre Dame Universi-
ty Association znakomity ten
mowca W wyksadzie swym dowodsis,
re W kazdej zycia chwili many, sko.
TO zechcemy, sposobnos6 do czynie.
nis dobrze.
- uKr6tki ! dtugi'', skazani, jak
wiadomo, ma wiezienie karne nieo-
znaczonym terminie, ale zamknieci
ma razie W domu poprawy, gdyz ME
mona i'm bylo udowodnic, ze licza
przeszlo 81 lat, uiozyli plan ucieczki
tego domu wraz dwoma innymi
skazanymi, ale ich zradzi3 inny
wiezieh. Przewieziono ich "a to do
Joliet.
- " West Pullman groza roz.
rugby. Strajkuja tam robotnicy, W
wielkiej czesoi Polacy, wczoraj "a.
wezwano policya tutejsza, gdyz po.
dobno zachodziia Ottawa, ze 35
strajkier6w wtargnie do fabryki, by
odpsdzi6 robotnik6w tam pracuja-
Scych. Me przyszio iednakowos do
powazniejszych rozruOh6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-07
Telegramy zagraniczne
Tryumf WilheIma.

BERLIN, ego Stycznia. =
Og6l gazet niemieckich ME
posiada sic z radosci powodu
zwycieztwa, ,odniesionego przez
niemiecks dyplomacys W Chi.
mach. Cesarz Wilhelm tryum-
fuie. Zawiesi3 osobiscie order
Or}a czerwonego ma piersiach
Buelowa, ministra spraw ze.
wnetrznych. Dzienniki szydzs
z Anglii. "Vossische Ztg." po.
ciesza ia, ze powinua obecnie
starac sic o zawarcie przymie.
rza z Niemcami.
Me brak wszakse uwag roz.
ssdnych. "Gazeta Kolo6ska"
dziwi SIG, ae odjazdowi ksiscia
Henryka madame tax pompa.
tyczne znaczenie, gdy sig wy
biera} do Kiao Czau, a tym-
czasem zastrzezenie, re miej.
scowosc ia mog}aby W danym
razie okazac sic dla Niemiec
nieodpowiednia, pozwala przy.
puszczat, ze Rad niemiecki
przypuszcza sam o sobie, re
trafii kuls w dziure.
Engen Richter ME moze tax.
ze dopatrze6 sic W Kiao Czau
szczeg6lnego nabytku i powia.
da W swym organic, ze naro-
biono wiele krzyku dla porcyi
zwyczajnej ''jajecznicy".
Co sadza W Wiedniu.
W1EDE6, Z Stycznia. Tu-
tejsza "Deutsche Zeitung' po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-07

ME moae zarzuci6 sprzeniewie.
rzenia sic swej pa6stwowej de.
wizie: Suum cuiqne. Me przy.
w}aszczyly sobie Kiao Czau
gwaatem, przy pomocy "opan-
cerzonej piesci" Henryka
pruskiego. Chinczycy pozwo'
ILL i'm posiadac zatoke i PREY.
legajsca do niej ziemis ma wa
runkach dzierzawnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-07

OuIZuCOuO Wui0Ski -diVtlCl aI
zmierzajsce do powziecia u
waly, azeby obie izby zam.
knsly swe posiedzenia r6wno.
czesnie d. 81 Stycznia.
w izbie poselskiej przysts-
piono drugiego czytania blu,
nakladajacego 2 procent po-
datku cd dochodu brutto
towarsystw wytwarzania gazu
i elektrycznosci, o lie dochod
ten przenosi SUNG $4,000.
Przyjsto poprawke McEniry,
azeby zamiast 2 naznaczyt 4
procentpodatku.
McGinnis wni6s} rezolucya,
azeby ma telefony nalozyc $40
rocznego podatku.
Komisys senatu, zwiastujsca
przyjecie podzialu stanu ma
obwody senatoryalne, przyjsto
oznakami zapa}u re strony re
publikan6w.
Rezultat wyb0row.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, 6 Stycznia.
- Joseph j, Williams, kan.
dydat ma mayora ma niezalez'
nym acknowledgements tykiecie,
pobil wiekszoscia 500 g1os6w
dotychczasowego burmistrza,
Clapp.,,P ,,Przeszed2 wog6le
ca3y tykiet demokratyczny.
Klub qhicagoski Cook County
Democracy, kt6ry prSyby1
dotsd dla popierania regular
nego demokratyczuego tykie-
tu, wyjechal niezwlocznie z
powrotem do Chicago W s sy-
pialnych wagonach Pullmana.
Krotkie wiadom0sci.
= w San Francisco spali1
sic wczoraj teatr Columbia. Z
ludzi mkt ME poni6sl szwan-
ku.
-Przybyly wczorai do New
Yorku parowiec "Teutonic"
przeby1 ocean wsr6d szalonej
bury. Balwany zalewaly u
stawicznie pok2ad.
Z domu poprawy W Mil.
waukee uciekli Joseph Davis i
Charles Gurney, skazani ma
wiezienie "a rozbijanie skrzy.
mex pocztowych.
- Henry Kraemer, ktory
zamordowal W Seattle, Wash,
panis Mueller i jej dziecko,
zostanie powieszony % Marca.
= Pod Maud, W Kansas,
zamoldowa} Indyanin farmer
ks Leard, poniewaz ia ME
chcia}a mu pozyczyc siodla.
= W Grow Island, pod Sa.
ginaw, Mich, spali}o sic drze.
Wo budulcowe wartosci $780,.
900.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-07

Wlaoa, Ze Auglla poniosa"
straszns kleske, lecz ME naleay
obawiae sic wojny. Lew bry-
tyjski potraf jeszcze ryczec
leez ME moze jua gry25. Naro-
dy cywilizowane SO WHINE
wdziecznosc cesarzowi Viii.
helmowi, poniewaz udowodnil,
ze gadka o angielskiej potsdze
wszechswiatowej byla tylko-
bajka.
Traktat angielsko japonski.
LoNDYN, Ego Stycznia. =
Specyalna depesza q SHANGHAI
donosi, ze m6wia tam o zawar.
ciu przymierza angielsko-
japo6skiego. Celem tego przy.
mierza jest utrzylnanie W Chi
mach status quo i zabezpiecze
ME Korei niepodleglosci. q
Petersburga nadeszia wiado-
nose, re posel niemiecki, ksis-
ae Radoli6ski, zapewni} posla
japo6skiego, re miedzy Mem.
cami a Rosya ME istnieje W
sprawie chi6skiej zadne poro.
zumienie.
Rosya stara sic cd rzadu
chi6skiego uzyskac podobne
warunki posiadania Port
Arthur, jake uzyska}y Mem.
cy W Kiao Czau. Poniewaa
przez obsadzenie Port Arthur
przez Moskali zosta}zagrozony
Pekin, cesarz chi6ski przenie.
sic sws stolice do Marking.
DrObne wiadom0sei.
- We Wrzesniu uda sic ce
sarz Wilhelm do Haagi ma
uroczystosc zaslubin m3odej
Wilhelminy, kr6lowej holen-
derskiej.
= Hrabia Posadowski, ME-
miecki minister spraw wewne
trznych, obnizyi raty frachto.
to cd przewozu rosyjskiej naf-
ty.
= Do Marsylii nadeszla
wiadomosc, ae parowiec ME
wiadomego nazwiska zatonal
wraz z Gala za}ogs ma morzu
Sr6dziemnem.g
= We wiezieniu W St. Vim,
cent de Paul, W Kanadzie,
przychodzilo W oststnich 8
miesiscach do rozruch6w. o.
smlu hersztOW Gycn fozruchoW
ukarano wczoraj rozgami, W
przytomnosei 400 wiezni6w.
w Bombay zameldowano
W przeciagu 4S godzin 142
wypadki zapadniecia ma dzu
me. W lynne czasie umar}o
105 os6b'
- Kontrakt dzierzawy Kiao
Czau zostal zawarty ma SO lat,
a ME ma 50, jak pierwotnie
donoszono.
Skutkiem zarzadzenia
. prokuratora, azeby ME wyta
czac procesu Weylerowi, hisz-
pa6ski minister poda sic do
dymisyi.
Dekretem kr6la Aleksan.
ORA zosta} exkrol Milan miano.
wany wodzem naczelnym serb.
skiej armii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-07

MIA, zaBroni wystepowa6 tu komisarz
zdrowia dr.. Reynolds. Ferguson
byk nauczycielem W Sheboygan,
Wis, tam odznaczyl sic tenn, ze
hypuotyzowas swych uczni6w, dopoki
mu tego ME zabroniono. Z
| " departamencie hsadsenia rur
wodooiagowych msja wyaalt 200
robotnik6w dla oszczedzenia koszt6w.
W Grudniu $50 os6b mia}o tam "a
trudnienie, podczas gdy W Grudniu
1898 roku bylo zatrudnionych tylko
554 os6b.
O $5OO,OOO odsskodowania
skarzy kompania gornej kolei North.
western wydawnictwo gazety ,,Daily
News" "a artykusy wymierzone prze.
civ tel korporacyi.
= " Eoanstoe odbyla sic licyta-
cya przedmiot6w i urzadzenia pew.
nego tainsgo wyszynku trunk6w,
kt6re skonfskowala tamtejsza poll.
eva. Przedmioty sacznej wartosci
$500 zostaiy sprzedane "a $42. So;
dziwna przytem rzecza bylo, ze
trunk6w jakos ME znaleziono ME
licytowano: ulotnily sic one gdzies
pred licytacya.
Z aciezienia poaOiatoaOego ktos
cos ukrsdi, ale ME wiadomo, kto i GO.
Niejaki J6zef Swobods, zam. pm. SO
Dearborn str, opowiedzias pol'cyi,ze
widzias nadjezdzajacy taiemnie W
nocy w6z, ma kt6ry ktos wiezienia
wyrzucis w6r czems napakowany,
poczem woz spiesznie odjechaa
Urzednicy wiezienia mic o tenn ME
wiedzieli, i ME wiedza, co i'm ukra.
dziono.
= Og1easiny sqaowe zwlok E.
Huuta zastrzelonego onegdaj przez
podszeryfa R. Smitha, odbysy sic
wczoraj,i jury koronerska uznasa
Smitha najzupe}niej niewinnym, 2
powodu, ze dzialas W obronie wi.sne'
60 Aycia, gdy Hunt wykonal ma ME
go zansch skrytob6jczy.
-Proces Luetgerta wlecze sic ME.
siychanie powoli, bo obrohcy ME
maj4 stenograf6w spisuja sOble sami
zeznania swiadk6w. Wczorsj przessu-
chiwano kap. Schuettlera Henryks
Odenbrotta, fabrykanta gorsetow,
kt6ry skonstatowal, ze rogowki przez
Schuttlera przediozone, sa czesciami
gorsetu.
- Niesfychanie sabaacna scena
odbyla sic wczoraj pred sedzia Che
tlainem. Oskarzonym byl Michael
Hengols to, zs tajemnie sprzeda-
wax trunk ntempersnclerskiej"
miejscowosci La Grange. Gl6wnym
swiadkiem byl George V. Ridgely,
uchodzscy "a najwiekszego kazno.
dzeje wstrzemiezliwosoi. Ale wielki
ten czaowiek przybys do sail sadowej
tax straszliwie - pijany, ae utrzy-
mac sic ME m6gf ma nogach jezyk
mu sic platas. Sedzia musial sku.
tex tego odlozy6 rozprawe....
-Osharzony samach morderczy
Gustav w. Jelinek, Czech, stawal
wczoraj pred sedzis Eberhardtem.
w dniu wigilii Jelinek innym
Czechem, niejakim Koerblem, pok'6-
ci} sic ma IL place Latiin str.
dziewczyne, i wyjawszy revolver,
strzelis do przeciwnika. Koerhel
cieako W brzuch raniony, ley W
szpitalu powiatowym W stanie kryty-
cznym. Ssdzia od}ozyl rozprawe do
16 bm,, 8 kaucye $4,000, kt6ra na}o.
ayl ma oskarzonego, z}ozyl niejaki
MARGIN Bizek "a Jelinka.
Ma ,,Goose Island" wczoraj
odby}y sic rozruchy robotnicze. u
nionisci rano zastrajkowali W spi.
chrzu Armoura, bo zatrudniono tan
nieunionist6w i ME plaeono lyle, lie
uuia wymsga. Popoludniu l5 nieu-
nionistow szlo cd swej gospody z
obiadu do roboty. Ma rogu North
Sheffield ave., napadlo na Mich 80
strajker6w j okrutnie ich obili, ME.
kt6rzy schronili sic do restauracyi,
ale tam "a mimi nadbiegli straike.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-07
Z Zien Polskich.

( L OGUCy ~ DOS7tI1. - Ou
polskiego w1oscianina, kt6ry
wyemigrowa} do Bosnii i tam
osiad}, przyszedl do Galicyi
bardzo charakterystyczny list,
ktory W naig}6wniejszych wy.
jatkach reprodukujemy:
uMielismy urodzaje nienaj-
gorsze, nam}6t sredni, lecz mi
mo to chleba ma1o, be tylko
malo zasiae my mogli. Kor'
czunek idzie bardzo ciezko.
Przytem W tym roku prawie
ca}e lato panowala Zebra i to
tax cieaka, ze ME ominela nj.
kogo ami ze starszych, ami z
dzieci. W niekt6rych domach
wszyscy lezeli i po kilka tygo.
dni ME wstawali. Mkt wpra-
wdzie ME umar}, ale kazdy z
si} mocno opadl i potem ME
m6gl do piracy sic zabrac jak
nalezy. Me wyml6cilismy tez
dobrze i teraz bieda zaglada
do mas. Fundusze, jake mie-
lismy, juz sic wyczerpa}y ma
budynki, ma zaprzegi, ma zycie
przez przesz}e lata teraz ME-
jeden ME ma "a co kupic pa.
azy dla byd}a, a nawet chleba
dla swoich. Tymczasem dro-
ayzna wielka. Pszenica kosz.
tuje "a 100 klg. - zlr., ayto 9
zlr., kukurydza 6 zlr. Gale
nasze mienie stanowia teraz
ziemniaki, kt6re bardzo dobrze
sic urodzily.
,,Pomocy ME many zadnej.
Rad ME chce o mas mic vie.
dziec. Pozyczki zaciagnsc nj.
gdzie ME MONA, ME ma tu
aadnych takich kas, jak W Ga.
licyi. Gala nasza nadzieja by.
Ia W ksiedzu Kr6lu, ale go
Pan Bog zabral i zostalismy
bez opieki duchownej. KS.
Kr6l by} najlepszym opieku'
mem naszym, dopomaga} nam
wszystkiemi si}ami staral sic
o mas; teraz ME many do kogo
udac sig o porads i pomoc.
Me many tez najmniejszej ma
dziei, abysmy dostali ksiedza
Polaka. Udawalismy sic do
ksiedza biskupa, kt6ry odessa1
mas do parafi. W parafii jed.
max jest ksisdz W}och, kt6ry
umie tylko po wlosku i po
niemiecku i jeaeli many do
niego iaki interes, to muslmy
szukac tlumacza. 0 nauce dla
mas i dla naszych dzieci ME ma
mowy.
,Czytelnia nasza jest W po-
rzadku, poniewaz dotychczas
troszczy1' sic o MIA ks. Kr6l i
pieknie ia zaopatrzy} W ksiaz.
XII polskie. I on tez uczy}
dzieci nasze i dbs} o nasze
zwyczaje. Me wiemy iednak,
kto teraz bsdzie uczy} dzieci
nasze czytac ma polskim ele.
mentarzu.
,,Kapliczka nasza wpraw.
die jeszcze ME sko6czona, ale
oltarz jest got6w i wszystkie
aparaty koScielne many. Pro-
simy wiec was W kraju: przy-
sliicie nam ksiedza Polaka,
kt6ryby byl nam pociecha, a
dzieci nasze uczy} bye Polaka.
NIL"
Wgoroa0y e065t. = z Ra.
dlowa pisa: Niedawno te.
mu umar1 W Rudce (kolo
Tarnowa) sp. Walery Sza.
fra6ski. Kto on byte Ma.
zwisko ,,Szafra1ski" W okolicy
naszej znaczylo tyle co: dobro.
dziej, doradzca, opiekun, ,wszy.
stko dla wszystkich. Powaaaaa
go inteligencya, uwielbiali 60
hiedni, kocha} 60 lud, ma co
dowod, Ae przez l2 lat byl
w6jtem W tel wsi. A jak
wojtowal? Oto swiadkiem 2
klasowa szkola jego staraniem
wybudowana; swiadkiem mo-