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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-27

the clubs fare not all devoted to lit
erary pursuits. though the result of all
has been. the necessary intellectual adj
vaneement of their members
|. Salt Lake is glad to entertain the fed
GRAFTON. It has done SO before, and
probably will again in the future. More
than this, Salt Lake could entertain the
general federation web. Would
it not be well for the state federation
to make its plans now to go to Mil
waukee in 1900 and capture the bien-
NAL to be held in 1902?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-27

Cubans have entered a solemn pro-
test against the suppression of cock
fights. From the American stand
point General Brooke is morally right
in putting an end to bull fighting and
cock fighting, the two most popular
sports of. the Cubans. But the gov
ernor general should have offered a
substitute. They are pleasure-lov
ing people and they can't help it. How
would prize fighting and horse racing
do as a moral substitute?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-27

have the satisfaction to tl1ifzk that in
no part Of the union have the laws
been more pointedly obeyed than in
that where [ have resided and spent
my time. Projects. indeed, of a con-
trary tendency have been limited TO
me; but the treatment of the projec-'
tors has been such as TO prevent all
intercourse with them for a long time.
In 1895 cordial relations with Wash
ington were re-established. and the
president offered his old friend the
portfolio of state. This honor he re-
fused, and within a few months he
was offered the highest judicial posi-
ton within the gift Of the president
that of chief justice Of the supreme
court. But Patrick Henry could not.
be Wooed from his retreat. He cour-
teously declined the chief justiceship..
and within a. year he also declined the
goXernorship Of Virginia. Two more
appeals for service reached him from
the outside world President Adams
requested him to act as envoy to
France at the crisis of our relations
with the French. directory but Patrick
Henry was now too feeble 10 under
take the journey to Europe The last
appeal was from Washington and. this
he honored. The violent attacks on the
administration Of Adams, which took
form in the Virginia resolutions Of
139S. had alarmed Washington. and he
asked Patrick Henry to- stand for
election to the Virginia house Of repre-
sentatives that he might be q hulwark
against such dangerous sentiments as
are delivered there at present. The
veteran statesman consented. and
emerged from his retirement in 1893
to deliver one more speech with much
of his old time fire. He was duly
elected, but before the house convened
he died.
"a Mere oratore''
Patrick Henry ranged himself
against the wisest craftsmanship of
his time when he opposed the adoption
Of the federal constitution, and his
tory has proved him wrong. His fame
has suffered severely in consequence.
Many critics have regarded him as
a mere orator of unusual magnetism
and fire, and have denied him the
higher qualities of craftsmanship. but
later research is tending to confirm
the opinion of his contemporary, John
Adams, who asserted that he was
man "of deep reflection, keen sagacity,
clear foresight, daring enterprise. in
flexible intrepidity and Jintainted in
tegrity. with an ardent zeal for the
liberties, the honor and felicity of his
country and his species"
1@A4s~~ III A.44es~
Philadelphia.
->1s--
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-27
II. PATRICK HENRY.
BY FREDERIC w. SPEIRS, PHI. d,
Early Career

Early Career.
Patrick Henry was born in 1886. He
thus reached manhood at that mo-
mentous period of American history
when events were shaping themselves
for the great revolution, and in that
stirring drama he was destined to play
most brilliant part. But his earlier
years gave small promise of the dis
tinguished service which has made his
name familiar to all Americans. AL
though he was of excellent family and
might have enjoyed good educational
advantages, he displayed no special
aptitude for anything except wood
craft. At 16 his father established him
in trade. This enterprise speedily fail
ed. And then, as one of his biograph-
ers puts it, having attained the ripe
age of IS, and being then entirely out
of employment, and equally out of
money, Patrick rounded out his en-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-27

Ohio Republican leaders sent printed
appeals to postmasters all over the
United States for funds to help carry
the presidents home state this fall.
There were two objects in this: To get
money and to make people think Han
mas barrel is sealed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-27

British battleships are assembling in
the Mediterranean. 1t is barely posi-
BILE the British government has heard of
how Russia and France have been get
ting their heads together since the
Transvaal trouble began.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-27
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local OF
fice of the Weather Bureau.

Salt Lake City, Utah, Oct. Is. 1S99.
Maximum temperature, 30 degrees; min
inilnn temperature, 80 degrees; mean tenn
pSratrre. Y degrees. which is S degrees
belVw the normal; accumulated deficiency
OF temperature since LIST of the month, 10
degrees; accumulated deficiency OF tenn
peaa9ure since Jan. !. 279 degrees total
precipitation from p. m. TO 6 p. m, none;
accumulated excess Of precipitation since
list Of the month. LBS inches; accumulated
excess of precipitation since Jan. /, 20
zncEes.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


A good audience assembled at the
Grand last night fol. the return engage
ment Of Beach and Bowers Ministries.
a brighter performance than ever was
given, with the new costumes, new
jokes and new songs. Bobby Beach
made his appearance with the COM
pany. and had a long string of fresh
gags and a song all about Salt Lake.
The performance is a good one, and a
sbusiness is expected for the re-
mainder of the engagement.
H. F. Manton, agent for Mistakes
Will Happen" is in the city. The play
will be given at the Salt Lake theatre
Tuesday and Wednesday nights of next
week, and the seat sale begins tomor-
row. The cast is said to be very
strong one, and is headed by Charles
Dickson, one of the foremost comedians
upon the American stage. Jacob Lift
is directing the tour of the company
Vanity Fair" which comes to the
Grand the first three nights Of next
week. is entirely new tllis>season, and
is said TO be better than ever.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-27
GREAT AMERICAN STATESMEN.

Contributors to this course: Professor
Albert Bushnell Hart, Professor John
Bach McMaster. Professor Charles H.
Smith, DR.. Frederic w. Speirs, Pro-
fessor Andrew C. Mclaughlin and
others.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-27
S.. so

THE BEST SHOE MADE for men
and women, regardless Of price. or maxi
err. in all colors and on the newest
lasts.
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WE CARRY THE STYLES. FIT
THE FOOT. GUARANTEE THE
SHOE. SELL FOR CASH
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srocKs ANp 1NvEsrMENTs.

BONDS.
Utah Bank and Commercial Stocks ana
other High Grade Investment Securities
bought and sold. Loans on Stocks.
Dfvidend-paytng stocks bought and sold.
Investment orders from institutions.
trustees Of estates and capitalists will
receive the best OF attention.
JOHN C. CUTLER. JR..
Tel. 127. IS Main Street.
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$3.50 Current
s4fsfS SaET LAKE 30
ovTTsG Time Table.

LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY.
No. For Provo. Grand juno
ton and all points east......... 2:15 pm.
No. FLOR Provo. Grand june
tf0n and all points east. ........ sos pm.
No. 6-For Bingham. Lehd, Pro
vo. Heber, Mt. Pleasant, Mant.
Belknap and intermediate
points ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOD AIM
No. S-For Eureka, Pays0n. He
Der, Provo and intermediate
p9IfIES ...~.............~.. %%U1 Pm.
No. 3-Fer Ogden and west. ...... 9:o3 IN.
No Flor Ogden aud west....... 9:4:E a. m
NO. 42-F0r Park Csty. ............ $50 d.rn-
and west -. -. -. .f3:01 pm.
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY.
No From Provo. Grand juno
ton and the east ...........-.-.. $50 am.
No S-Fr0nn. Provo. Grand JUNO
ton and the east.................. $50 pm.
No 5-FTom Provo. Heber, Bling
ham, Eureka Belknap. Mangi
and intermediate points. as55 pm.
No. From Ogden and the west. 2:Q9 pm.
No. -Fr0m Ogden and the west. 3:55 pm.
No. 6-FT0Tn Ogden and p0tntS
west ...-~.s~..~.~. t.....---.. Sd IN
No From Eureka, Pays0n.
Heber, Provo and intermediate
points .........,............... 1880 am.
No 4I-FF0m Park City,. 5:43 pm.
Perfect Dining Car Service.
Ticket Office. 1OS West Second South.
Post0ffice Corner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-27
OREGON Short TINE RAILROAD

diaSs only line running through cars To-
E s. Butte Missouri river. Chicago
ana ~ LOUIS without change
Time card in effect oct. is. 1899.
r Ira Trains IS. viii arrive and deparszat salt
Laks City daily as follows
Arrive.
From Ogden Chicago. Omaha,
81. Louis Kansas City and
From ogden. Portland Spokane s,e0 '''i'
lutte Helena ard San Franz
From Milford Sanpete. Provo sssS $3.50
and. and taase9rmediate poinss -. s:a5 am.
sren Ogden Chicago ST. Louis
H. kanSaS City Omaha. Denver
ana san Francisco ..,...~..a.s.. 800 pm.
, gIla Terminus -. :........s'..s 400 pm.
,, mediate points !. -. s. $50 pm.
t, 9gdg mend ara iatermedlate aoia5s.sslo pm.
co and intermediates points -. 7;5o pm.
Depart.
For Ogden. Omaha, Chicago.
Denver Kansas City. ST. Louis.
tacne valley and intermediate
For orr. Tintfc srsreUr and inssr. 'V Am
'"FoF Garfisid Beach To6aie '''' am
and Terminus ..,. ss,.+........... Is45 ann.
For Ogden. Butte. Helena. PORT
land and intermediate points. 9.45 o. m.
For Ogden. Omaha, Chicago,
Denver. Kansas City ST. Louis
st ana San FRANCISCO. ;t1s45 am.
%For Provo Sanpetes Milford
and intermediate points -...... $50 pm.
FOR Ogden Denver, Kansas City,
Omaha, st. Louis and Chi
cage $500. .:.....-....... $40 pm.
For Ogden, Butte. Helena, San
Francisco and intermediate
points .-.-, .-.-.-.-...-.... s:45 pm.
Telephone No. 20
*Teafns south Of Juab do not run Sun
days
txpaiIN> except Sunday.
w Second South st.
w. H BANCROFT. Vice President and
General Manager
s. ~. EcCLEs. General Traffic Man.
ager.
Ticket Agent.
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"a Our Guarantee Stamped inside Each
Shoe. a5.4. s-1aaGGi
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-27
..Perfection Circletts"

CTo save the Heels put on free on all
QUIZ shoes
Get a pair Of our Ladies' Shoes with
s'PERFECTION GIRCLETTS' put on
the Heels and you Will never regret it.
Get pair Of our Boys and Girls School
Shoes. fitted with ''PERFECTI0N CIR
CLETTS" free of charge, and note the
WE ARE THE ACKNOWLEDGED
HEADQUARTERS FOR LADIES' MISS
ES' AND CHILDREN s. RtfBBERS.
NO OLD GOODS. PRICES THE Low
EST. AND EVERY PAIR MADE GOOD
NOT SATISFACTORY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-26
URRaEas j EoResteRzy.

Onegdajszy artyku} nasz
Foresterach poruszy| do sa~
mego szpiku koscl a n O i
m O W e e O pjsarza Mill.
waukee (?!?), wab!qcego sic
>Wiarus Z Rozentala' Dziw-
ma, czemu ), Wiarus Z Rozen-
tala', piszacy. gwa|townie
Milwaukee, broni nieboszczy-
ka x. Wincentego Barzyn~
skiego, i zupeEnle dok|adnie
opisuje zalozenie Foresterow
W Chicago, w para6i sw.
Stanislawa Kostki. List pisa
RIA Rozentala pachnie bar
dzo a bardzo, jakoby byi pi-
sany przy g'6wnem biurku W
plebanii paraiii sw. Stanisla.
wa kostki, Chicago, III.
Owa obrona nIeboszczyka
brzmi:
| Zalozycielami Forester6w pol
skich W Chicago byli nastepujqcy
PIP. Emil Beza, Wiktor Bardohsk
(aptekarz), Franciszek Bieszka
jeden Niemiec parafi sw. Boni-
cego. - Ci tez PIP. byli przez xii
ka razy u sp, 0. W. Barzynskie.
go prosba pozwolenie zafozeni;
polskich Fprester6w; "a kazd:
raza dostali odpowiedz, zabrania
jac9l absolutnie }aczenia sig z in
nona:odowcaml -. Za}ozyli ii
swoja reke.... A wiec sp. Q. W
Barzynski ME byl zalozycielem pol
skich. Forester6w, tylko pp- Emi
; Beza, Wiktor Bardonski j Franci
seek Bleszka. Ci panowie zyja jesz
cze So W Chicago, prosze ich 81
zapyta6, czy to ME prawdaJ ze on
ME SO zalozycielami Forester6w
l. ale 6p. o. w. Barzyhski. Tax
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-26
General transwalski
Kock poleg4 Smiercia
walecznych.
CAPETOWN.

- A d 49, Il ~ " ~
BoeroWie W Iiczbie
10000 pod komend9
komendanta Joubert
prezydenta Kruege-
ra chca odcia6 woj-
skom : angielskim W
Natalu po}&czenie z
morzcm. Naprzeciw-
ko Mich, W Lasdymith
/ okollcy, ,znajduJe sic
s tysiecy wojska
an gielskiego.
>LOR EJV 20 MAR
QUEZ. Ob6z an
g)elski ped Rama
chatbama g. Zostal zdo-
byty przez generafa
Cronje po ciezkiej
walce. Boerzy mieli
cd 600 olegfych,
strata Anglik6w ME
Jest znana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-26
+ NiW P0lskich
w AMER YCE.

SPRAWY tax zwanego
Zwiazku Narodowego Pol
skiego przesta}y interesowat
W1ARUsA Cd czasu. jak tenze
zaczat bye prawie wy}acznie
amerykahskq kasa posmiert-
ma, to ME bardzo uczciwie
zarzadzana.
Ma ostatnim se]mie tel orga-
nizacyi W Grand Rapids,
Mich, zaszczyconym przem6-
wieniem gubernatora Michi.
gahskiego pana Pingrce,
wybrani zostali nastepujacy
urzednicy:. DIR. L. Sadowski
W Pittsburgh cenzorem. T NJ.
Helihski (dotychczasowy CEN
zor) generalnym sekretarzem,
Michai Majewski w Chicago
kasyerem (ponownie) Stani-
slaw Nicki Chicago buchal-
terem. i Stefan Barszczewski
z Ch cago ponownie redakto-
rem ), Zgody.''
Pan H. Jablohski, jake
! prezydent Zwiazku Narodo-
wego Polskiego. pobierae
bedzie 500 dolar6w roczne
pensyi.
w BUFFALO, N. Y, Cd
bywal sic W minionym tygod,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-26

re PIP. Emil Beza, Wiktor Bardoh-'
ski Brank Bieszka wtenczas juz
nalezell do Zwiazku Mar. Pol
skiego, to juz ME pierwsay rok,'
lyle wypisalismy z anoni'-
mowego listu Milwaukee CD
Ia anonimowe listy ME dzie~
kujemy i informacyi anon:-
mowych ME potrzebujemy. !
Owszem powtarzamy:
x. Wincenty Barzy1ski
wprowadzil po]skich 'Foreste-
row. W naszych osadach, bo
)ako radzca duchowny w
sprawach polsk'ch ME mia}
tyle cywilnej odwagi, ably
swojego, jeszcze zyjacego *.
Arcybiskupa Feehana O.
strzedz pred zaraza Foreste-
row tax ma polu re]igijnem
iako narodowem.
Po jakiego kaduka chodzi-
Gle do proboszcza p Q | S k ie.
g 0 o pozwolenie zak}adanja
Forestcrow. kt6rych .,kape-
lanem'' Jest Patrick Augustin
Feehan, Cor. North ave and
State str. Chicago. III? -
[dzcie i zadzwohc:e: I'VE
want to see the c h a P | a n
of the foresters.'
Jezeli Arcybiskup Patrick
A. Feehan VAN da podobne
.pozwolenie, wtenczas poi
S ki proboszcz posle zaza-
lenie do Rzymu ME ma
Arcybiskupa, lecz " ma kaEe~
Lanai Forester6w.
O fundator6w t. d. @
rady n;eboszczyka m niejsza...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-26
TELEGRAMY.

PRETORIA, W A.
frYce. Boerowie,
poparci przez ziom-
k0w holendr6w z VOL
nej rzeczypospolitej
Oranje, mezn1e =, wal
cza z Anglikami. Za-
ciagneli takze pod
swoje choragwie licz-
nych ochotnik6w q
r6znych pailstw euro
pejskich, szcze g6lnie
z Niemiec.
-. 20. .Zaieli, po zacle-
>tych Walkach, bronlo-
ne przez Wojska an
gielskie miasta New
castle, Vryburg i
BarkIy " est, a teraz
oblegaja ju2 przeszfo
tydzieh forty angiel-
skie Mafeking / Kim
oerley, odciawszy je
zupe}nie cd reszty
SWlata.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-26

niu druga polska gazeta, pod
tytulem Echo St. Loniskie. -
~ Jake wydawcy podpisani
So A. Balcerzak G. Janow<E!
ski. - Az "a gwaltownie tam
ma poludniu Polacy sic cywili-
zuja. /;
DETROIT, Mich. - Fr. +,
Lesihski, ktory utrzymuje
apteke ma rogu Dubois ]
Forest ulic, zostal skazany
ma SIS kary "a to, re ME
bedac registrowanym leka~'
rem, sprzedawa} rome ME
bezpieczne truc'z1y i wykony-4A:l
wal recepty lekarskie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-26
T,ONDYT,

LONDY:NT. ~ Tu-
tejsze dziennjki poda~
4y W Poniedzialek i
We torek telc granny
o w1elkich zwyciest-
wach !Anglik6w mad
Dundee / Glencoe ME-
daleko Ladysm:th, 20
azdz. oraz pod E.
landslagte, Fl Pazdz.,
lecz 23 b. m. nadesz~
la depesza, re bitwy o
we wcale ME by}y roz-
strzygaiacemi. Pra'w
da, ze z poczatku
Anglicy diva razy
odparli nacierajacych
Boer6w, zabierajac
I'm nawet raz 4, raz
trzy armaty, ale gdy
Boerom nadesz}y po~
sikh, ci wypedzili An
gLik6w z Dundee, od-
-blwszy swoich zabr&
nych ., do niewoli
ziomk6w. KaWa-
lerya angielska Boe :
rowie pod tenn mia
SCem Hupt1u1e IOAUlli
W walkach pod
Glencoe / Dundee
poleg}o oko}o 1000
1o}pierzy po kazde
stronie, z Anglik6v
zaS prawle pofoW'
wszystkich ofcer0w
Naczelny dowodc'
angielski general SY
mons ciezko ranny
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-26

'USA: Wiarus, 32o = E
Ia w Pike Laku.
WIEL. X. A. SMIETANA
przeprowadzil sic z Milwaukee
do Hancock, Mich.
WIEL. x. ROMUALD
BYZEWSKI jest obecnie
proboszczem parafli polskiej
w Hofa Park. Wis.,, wszelako
1ako Francizkanin.
WILKESBARRE, Pa. =
Posade organisty i nauczy-
ciela u ks. Klonowskiego
obJa} popularny W calej tutej-
szej okolicy wiarus Jan Pi6r-
czyhski.
IRONWOOD, Mich. -
w kopaIni Cary, niedaleko
Hurley, niedawno zablty
zostal ma mjejscu S. p. Da-
MEL Plata. Pc nieszczesliwym
pozostala wdowa z czworgiem
dzieci, z kt6rych nalstarsze
liczy lat 5 najmiodsze ieden
rok.
'D])AKUTEJSKA WAR
SZAWA. - Pan Felix Kam-
rowski z Stevens Point, brat
tutejszych farmer6w Wilhel :.
ma. Wincentego i Leona
Kamrowskiego, bawil til
przez tygodnie W goscinie.
= Stara} sic .tez tutaj o
roboty sto]arskie dla >majace-
90 sic budowat nowego
koscio}a. .lecz w ty1n wzgledzie,
powodu przed|uzenia ter
minu ma budowe kosc'o}a,
mic pewnego ME MONA by
bylo przyrzec. w Ponle~
dzia}ek, p b. m. w1-jechal pan
Felix powrotem do Steven
spoint.
MIASTO GRAFTON, W
P6lnocnei Dakocie, oharuje
stolarzowi fabrycznemu panu
Kamrowskiemu z Stevens
Point bond w sumie 5 tysiecy
dolar6w i 5 ARROW gruntu,
gdyby chc;ai przeniesc sic dc
tego miasta tam fabryke
stolarska za}ozyt- - Grafton
Jest stolica powiatu Walsh, "
kt6rym sic znajdujc Dakotej.
ska Warszawa.
/ PULASKI, Wis. - Dziel
. 1890 Wrzesnia b. r, stall Sit
4 dla naszego, klasztoru pamiet
nym. w tym dniu bowlem
jako W urocxystosG Blizn sw
FrancIszka zosta} otwart.
powlcyat. Przy tel okazy
trzech postu}ant6w przyjel'
habit pierwszego zakonu Sc
!. rafckiego sw. Franclszka t.
|1eden braciszek dwoc]
mloI oIziehc6w obiacych 81
do stanu kaplar1sl<ie
w ST. LOUIS, MO-, po'
. jawila s'e Y mini onym tygod
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-26
AMI: r YKA

STOSUNKI polityczne ma
Filipinach W ostatnich kilku
dniach niewiele sic zmienily.
Wszelako nacze]ny komendat
wojsk amerykahskich ; gene->1
raj Otis juz tyle zolnierzy
ME oszczedza, jak to czynil "
przeszlym miesiaeur slyodz'e-
wajac sic rych}ego nadejscia
positk6w. Siedm miast W
dalszej okolicy Manjli, kt6-
rych juz raz .by} powsta1c6w
wyp}oszy}, teraz zdoby} ma
nowo.
WASHINGTON, D. G.
Department woiny oglasza.
ze armia dosiegla swe] naj~
wiekszej liczby 100, 900 lu-
dzi, z czego wypada 65. 900
regularnego wojska a $4,000
ochotnikow. Z tego powodu
zostaly zniesjone wszystkie
bi6ra rekrutacyine.. Otis ME
rozpocznie energicznlelszych
dzia}ah wojennych predict.
az polowa ochotnik6w star
ME W Manili.
W CHICAGO zawiazaf sic
komitet, ktory zamierza zwer-
bowaG pulk ochotnik6w ] wy
slat go do Transwaalu ma
pomoc Boerom przeclwko
Anglikom.
CLEVELAND Ohio.
Omnibusy przestaFy juz zu-
ne}nie kursowaG. bo mkt
ME chcia} do Mich wsiadaG.
Stra)k wiec skohczyl sic.
| jak wszystkie inne sic koi1cza.
Publicznosc jak szybko zaplo-
ne}a sympatya do strajkerow,
.ltak ieszcze szYbciej ostygla.
z ca1ego strajku optyle y sko--
rzystalismy " wygodzie y
wagonach, ze sluzba Jest q
sto procent grzecznle]sza.'
{niz dawniej byla. I.
]; 20 -----
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niu sejm wie]kiego chicago
skiego Zjednoczenia. Wick
szost delegat6w sk}ada}a sic
+ ludz! nieokrzesanych. DO
kropidlarze wog6le lekcewa-
"a sobie ziomk6w troche
ogladzonych. Najwazniejsze-
mi czynnosciami sejmo~emi
by}y: odprawienie nabozeh-
silva zalobnego "a niebo-
szczyka patryarchs kropidlar-
skiego Jana Name: uchwa~
lenie 100 dolar6w ma pobudo-
wanie majestatycznego POM
nika (nlauzoleurn) ola niebo~
'szczyka 0. Wincentego
Barzyhskiego, tw6rcy kropi-
dlarskiego bractwa.
Prezydentem Zjednoczeriia
wybrany zosta} Antoni Polenc,
generalnym sekretarzem
Tomarz Kr6lik, kasyerem
Teodor Ostrowski.
PODR0ZUJACY AGENT
;, Wlarusa' Teohl Derdowski
serdecznie dziekuie wszyst-
klein zacnym rodakom, kt6rzy
w jjego obecnej podr6zy Okla
zali sic dian ,uprze]mymi,
szczeg6lnie czu]e sic zobowia
zanym do wdziecznosci wiele~
bnemu KS. Franciszkowi
Gawlowiczowi w Warszawie
Dakotejskiej.
Z HAWTHORNE, I'll. -
w naszej malenkiej niesci /.
ME osiad{ Oh. J. Kowalew-
ski zdolny. w Europe wyk~
sztaIcony zegarn,istrz.
STOSUNKl MA FIL1PI~
MACH. - Pan J6zef Do
brzyhski Stevens Point
s}uzacy w wojsku amerykai~
skiem ma flipir1skiej wyspi@
Luzon, opisuie swojej matce
ciekawe rzeczy o pogrzebacf
ludzi ubogich W tamtych stro.
mach. Dawniej chowano ia
kich, dla ktorych ME op}aco.
co miejsca na cmentarzu, n;
placu publiczna pogarda piet.
nowanem, pod nazw2 ,,pie
k{o.' Teraz jednakze wojsko.
wy Rad amerykahski rozpo.
rzadzil, ze wszyscy musz;
bye chowani ma cmentarzu
bogaci czy ubodzy, j z;
miejsce ma cmentarzu p|ac
}. sic tylko 5o>cent6w. = Me.
}, dawno pochowali tam dzicck'
bez trumny i bez odzienia
;. Dziecko wprawdzie przynies]
i W trumnie, rodzice jednaIs nj
mogli trumny zaplac;c, dl
tego i'm ja odebrano.
MA POLONII. pod Ste
!; vens point, umarla Sp. Ma
j ryanna Stancel, iona Jan
Stancela. Liczyla 90 lat zyci
iopr6cz meza, pozostawil
syna Jana j c6rke Maryanne.
J zamezna Rogala, zamie ieszka
e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-26

Z HAWTHORNE, I'll. -
w naszej malenkiei nnieSci :.
ME osiadf Oh. J. Kowalew-
ski zdolny. W Europie wyk-
sztaIcony zegarmIstrz.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-12
LEADS ALL NORTH CAROLINA DAES I'M NEWS AMID CIRCULATION
THE GERMAN PRESS BITTER
It is Semi-offciaI|y Declared that if England and
America do not Heed Diplomatic Remon-
strances, Those Remonstrances
Will be Fortified.

Berlin April 11Dr Joannes Ratfe, the former German
President of the Municipal Council of Apa has arrived here
and had several long conferences with the officials of the
German Foreign Office.
The Lokal Anzeger today prints interview with Dr. Rat
fe in which he is quoted as saying:
THE decision of Chief Justice Chambers favor of Tam
partly due the fact that Mataafa Catholic, while
Ianu is proselyte of the English missionaries.
Maaafa is the only King the Samoans will tolerate
There has been sudden veerng of upon the part OF
both the Minister of Foreign Affairs Baron Won Buelow and
the Emperor.
Foreign Office official said tonight to the correspondent
here of the Associated Press energetic language that Ger
many before engaging investigation OF the commission
work upon the American and British Govern
umsakaby disavowing the fragrant violations com
mitted by Admiral KauN and Captain Strdee In the alb
of disavowal for Germany to join the commission
would be a mere farce. He added:
'When the commission starts it the quo
and created by the illegal acts of subordnates
in Samoa"
More energetic still is the semiocia announcement of the
Hamburg correspondent which declares that If England and
America do not heed the diplomatic remonstrances made III
London and Washington these will be for-
fed adding:
Germany insists upon receiving full satisfaction for the
number of breaches committed in Samoa
The of the German press during the last two days has
been most bitter
Inquiries made by the correspondent of the Associated
Press the Foreign Office have elected the statement that
nothing is known of the alleged British annexation of the
Tonga Islands, and it is not believed such action has been
.ae. as lit is claimed it would be gross violation Of the
AngoGernan agreement of 1886