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The Portland daily press., 1900-12-07
LOST IN.LAsT PERIOD.
MADE Fast Fiptahend Won
From cortland.

After having played two periods In
such line style that the Lewistons were
not able to make goal while they them
selves rolled up five. the Portlands lost
the game at City hall last evening. The
Lewistons worked up In pretty effective
style In the last period and before the
crowd had hardly had time TO realize It,
Fred Does team had piled up seven goals
and won the game. The result was the
most disappointing Of the season,
Portland did good work in the hrst
two periods SO that they had things all
their own way. All OF the players ap'
peared to excellent advantage and the
Lewistons early took the cue OF playing
on the defensive. Had It not been for
this policy on the part OF the visitors the
score in the locals favor would have been
larger.
Then instead of playing a defensive
game so that victory might be assured
beyond the least doubt, the Portlands
turned right about and tried TO do some
more scoring. The Lewistons, on the
other hand, made little effort at defense,
oohoShtfoeAuh hai VI thoh NAcA~~ - -
venting q whitewash. And 10 did not
take long Tor them to prevent the shut
out Then encouraged by their evident
good luck they continued in this line
and made goal after goal. In TACT the
visitors from this time ont had the Fort
lands going, first, tieing the score anu
then running right along and captur-
ing the game. The star of this period,
as well as of the whole game, was Hip
son, who showed himself 20 bs an artist
His brilliant work was leading factor
in the victory of his team. The lively
Higgins also did finely and Janelis put
up u star game at the goal. Manager
Doe was on hand, but did not play. lie
watched his men from q seat-in. the bal
cony ami vas beside himself with JOY
when they braced up In the last period.
Roberts, one of his stars. who has been
suffering with an injured leg for several
weeks, was also az the game. Manager
Doe stated that Roberts was fast I'M
proving ana would soon be able TO play.
Capt. Mckay and Campbell did the best
work for the home club. Whatmough
was ia peer form ana an able TODD him.
self credit The Rams went along very
smoothly from fret to last.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-07
PEACE IMPOSSIBLE.

Resumption of Hostiiities In China
Expected In the spring.
London, December 7.--"Negotiations
for the peace settlement have not yet been
opened,'' says the Pekin correspondent
OF the Morning Post, wiring yesterday
''rne French, German and Japanese
ministers are awaiting instructions and
Prince Ching and Ii Hung Chang are
awaiting a more satisfactory sdict. The
Impression is growing among men OF all
natIonalities that peace Is impossible,
that resumption of the campaign in
the spring is Inevitable ami that partition
will be the only solution"
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-07
THE STANDING.
MR. TowNE WILL ACCEPT.

Duluth, Mimi, December 6.-Formsr
Congressman Charles A. Towne confirms
the report that Governor Lind has ten
dered him the United States Senatorship
to succeed the late Senator U x. Davis
and said he had decided to accept the
nomination.
WILL ASSUME DUTIES AT ONCE.
St. Paul, Mimi, December 9 -Former
Congressman Charles A. Towne. Silver
Republican, Of Duluth, arrived in the
city at 4 O'Clock and later called on Gov.
Lind. He then formally accepted the ap-
pointment to the United States Senats
for the vacancy caused by the death--of
Cushman K. Davis. received his commits
sion Immediately and will leave as soon
as possible for Washington to take the
seat which he Will hold until the legisla-
ture, which is overwhelmingly Rspubli-
can, elects q senator In his place.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-07
A DUTCH CONGRESS-.
Deputatioa VIII Urge Sir Alfred MIL
ner To Advise Cessation OF HOSTILE

Worcester. Caps Colony, ID ecember e.
About six thousand Du5ohmen assembled
in the open air at the Gum Tree planta-
ton, on the edge Of the town to take part
in the Afrikander Congress. Horsemen
from radius Of sixty miles had been
riding in all night, MIR. 5. q. Cronwight-
Schreiner made u spsech in which he at
tackled Sir Alfred Miner, the British
high commissioner and Governor of Cape
Colony, saying there would be no peace
while he was governor.
Mr.. j. w. Sausr, the former commits
sioner Of public works, is expected to
speak and guide the oongre SIS conclusions
among which win be to select large
deputation to visit Sir Alfred Miner and
urge him to adviss cessation OF hostili-
ties
More troops have arrived here. Some
fifteen hundred Cansdians and AustralI-
ans are camped around the guns anu ten
guns are in position
After a number or violent speeches the
speakers, however, repudlating all idea
of rebellion and keeping within strictar
liInibS buhA nHa ho5u anbtCAPabSu tuIc6
resolutions were carried by aoolamat ion
and delegation was appointed to sub
NIT them to Sir Alfred Miner.
The first resolution demands the tsrmi-
nation of the war, with its untold misery,
protssts against the devastlt ion of the
country ami the burning of farms which
''will leave lasting heritage OF bitter
ness" and declares that the independence
of the republics will alone ensure pace
In South Africa.
The second urges the right of the colony
to manage its own affairs and oensures
the policy of Sir Alfred Miner. The
third pledges the congress to "labor in a
constitutional way" TO attain the ends
defined in the two preceding resolutions
and directs that they be sent to Sir Al :
fred Miner for submissiont the Inn
perial government. The congress, which
it is claimed, represented 100. j0O Afrikan-
ders, has been closed. Numbers OF the
members left town Immediately.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-07
PRESS DIsAPPROVES
or Empcror,s RefnsaI to See President
kruger.

Kruger.
Berlin, December 6.--The German press
continues to disapprove strongly EN-
peror Williams refusal to receive Mr..
kruger. Even the pro-British Berliner
Tagenli tt regrets the loss of Germany g
prestige, and calls the Kaiser's refusal
grave political mistake
The Dsutsche Tages zeitung says;
= .'There is no other explanation for
Germany doing England this favor
than political prepayment made by Eng
land
There have been pro-Boer demonstra-
lions in Berlin since Monday, especially
at several variety theatres At the
ApoIlo theatre when an actor represent
ing Mr.. Kruger appeared. the entire au-
dience rose and shouted "Hooh brave
Beers" and Down with the English
There was similar demonstration at
the Roachsnalen.
Count Won Buelow, 1t Is said, in au-
thorItative quarters, will soon tell the
Re,chstag why Mr.. Kruger has not been
received.
The German papers are still discussing
President Mckinley's message, THE
American people must not won der at
its unfavorable reception" says the Ber-
liner Tageblatt, "since 1t is oouched in
the coolest terms regarding Germany
ana contains a yelled threat OF tariff re
prlsals.''
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-07
Saw Death N ear.

sit often made my heart ACHE" writes
l.. q. Oyerstreet, of Elgin. Tenn, ito
hear my wife cough until IL seemed her
weak and sore lungs would collapse.
Good doctors said she was 70 far gone
with Consumption that ne medicine CO
earthly help could save her. bue friend
recommended DIR. Kings New Discovery
and persistent use Of this excellent medic
cine saved her life - It's absolutely
guaranteed for Coughs, Colds. Bron-
chitis, Asthma and al Throat and Lung
diseases 900 aud 81 90 ut h. T.. b.
uooid, OF Congress 50. Trial bottles free.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-07
ENTERTAINEp IN TURNKEY.

ConstantinopIs, December 6.-The
United States charge d'affaires. by Lloyu
Z Griscom today officially presented
Captain Colby III. Chester and the other
visiting officers OF the United States bat
tleship Kentucky, now at Smyrna to the
minister OF marine. Hassan Pasha The
American officers were also entertained
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-07
AN IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE

To make 1t apparent to Thousands, who
think themselves i'll, That they are not
afil icted with any disease. but that tae
~ stem simply needs cleansing, is to
bring comfort home to their hearts, as
cosfiye condition Is easily cured by using
Syrup OF Figs. Manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co., only, and sold
by aII druggists.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-07
MIR, LIrTLEEIELD's AMENDMENT.

Washington, December 6-Repressnta-
tive Littletisld of Maine. has prepared an
amendment to the army organization bill
which he presented today. 1t makes an
absolute prohibition OF the sale OF liquor
on military property. An anti-canteen
provision does not prevent civilians FROM
selling liquor on military property.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-07
THE DAILY PRESS.

Can always be found at this peri odo
stores of.
7. Y. EoDsT5ts is1,s9oongse's'u:.t
N. g. Fessenden, 500
". II. Jesett go /.
Spraeue, & McKim, 405 Congress ,t-set
Chas ashton, yalA Congress street
b. l., Donnell 1856 Congress street,
j. II, Sousiney. 1gs tonsTess street
W. J. Dennis, 4l9 Commercial street
4. s, Cole. Cor. Boy and oxford street
J. w. Peterson. lit Middle street
+. A. Smyih, 78 Exchange street.
j. W Westman 90 Commercial street
gol ~ Allen, 3Sl n Congress street.
q. s. Hodgs0n. 96h Portland street
4. J.. BrSokett. PEAKS Island.
a. W. itill, 45g Congress II.
H. M. Butler, CO Pine street.
]. H. Vickery, 221 Spring street
IL. d. Mckenzie; cor, Spring and Clark
G.. a. Eastmti, 8 Custom House Wharf.
John Cox. 20 Monument square. 81
). +. Hutchinson. l. Kim street
J. j. Thuss. 81 India street
&. H. Stoweil, 20 Preble street.
L, Il. Smonds. 81 india street.
Also at the news stands In the Falmouth
West and hotels, and Grand Trunk and Union
Dep0ts. II can also be obtained OF Chisholm
Bros, Agens on all trains OF the Maine Cen
tral. Grand Trunk and Portland & Rochester
railroads and OF agents on any OF the Boston
ne ThESo Sah alSo De Aounu NJ inc following
@u6wn-s; A; PellIster.
Augusta Il. Pierce
Aired. NJ. Aksrs.
Bailey's l,land--D. f. Sennett
Bsflln Fails, y T. shaw ave. 5. Clare
Bridgton-A w. Ingalls,
Brunswick-F r. shaw.
Boothbay Harbor-C F. Kennisson
sval,.a liver X Josa
Cumberland Miiisrh .t 6. sGari.
Cornish-L.B.knight
DeermR-,t. e.. mob rtS.
DeerIng Center. Is. yant. 237 Steven
. Dsmariscot.a-M. II. Carnage
ha,t Deerlng--G. DAVIS.
Farmington-H. 7. Wp!te Ga
EreePort~A. W. MltcnelL
Fryepurg-A. {. frye,
Sagdiner-Bussell Bros.
are MS landings. w. Fi1ele-
n. HIS. M. Leayitt 8 soa
Gore-F. L. Russell.
hIAshty!lle-L. b. Bradford.
Khlghtyllie--G. T.. Bllsh.
kennebunk--J. IL. Ous.
Kennepunkport-C. L. Miller
Liverlnore Falls-C. Newman.
Lewiston-Chandler q MInshin
Long Islands. Ii. MarstOn-
Iimerick-S. a. &. Graus.
tisbon-C. ii. roster.
lIpson FallS--a. III. Gerry.
Mechanic Falls--Merrili & D5nnlnG
M Dpcrlue-4. G.. Noyes-
CntWatei b0ro-J. Ii. Chase.
10 .Hayen--C. S Staples
Nnrlh SlFauOru Md. q huLollnI
Norway--P.F Stone.
,vuIals- 81 hiinoAL
A %. Moves
n. Conway-C. u. Whitaker
Old Orcnard--lnG l.. SCammon.
Oxford--C. Il. SiarDird.
PhIupps-W. A. b Craglu.
Ricpmond--A. IL. Preple.
Rumford Falls. j. Role
RooklaEd-Dunn Carr.
ART Is Wall PaperOO
A. J. Huston.
ADMINISTRATION Bros.
Skowhegan-H. I. Graves
South tortand-J. r. Aef = sao 9, po.,,,.
". II. Mo rtsOn.
I,outh Wirdlam--J. W. Read-
South faris-A. ID. Sturtevant
South Parls-F A. Shurteh & 90.
South WATERFORD 6. Q. Downs.
S3co-W, l.. Streeter.
saeo- II. y. Hendricks s. 90.
4. l.. Preble.
South Rrst0l-N. w. Gamaga
Thomastnn-R ". Walsh.
Vinal Hayea-A. Il. What --0- .r.---,,a.
WaldobOro-ieO. Bliss.
WestParis-S. r. White.
REPRESENTATIONS Il Rundleti-
Waterviiie--W. ID. SpaldlnS.
WestbrOok-W. b. BoothbY.
W NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = WymAA
Yarmou.hvle-A. b. MttcneiL
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-07
AMENDMENT no SUBSIDY BILL

Washington, December g. The Senate
committee on commerce held its first
meeting of the session today. The meet
ing was devoted mainly to the oonsidera-
tion OF the h'n subsidy bill and to
amendment .ag ,stsd by Chairman
Frye. The aaa important Of these
amendments MAS one providing that all
ships shall taxa 80 parent OF their cargo
capacity when leaving a port of the
United States for a foreign port.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-07
TAUNTON ADMITTED.

Boston, December 1.-THE city Of Taun-
ton was admitted TO membership In the
Southeastern Polo league at a meeting OF
the managers in this city tonight. At the
meeting were Iepress nted Lawrence,
Brockton, Plymouth, Clinton, East Wey-
mouth and Salem.
THE STANDING.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-07

at dinner today at the British embassy
By mir. de Bunssn. the first secretary Of
the embassy.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-07
SALEM TEAM GOES UP.

Salem, Mass, December 6.--rhere was
no game Of polo here tonight for the rea-
son that the local team disbanded. 1t IS
believed, however. that the team will
reorganize and start under new manage
meut
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-07

Both to lire and to paint for the true
brotherhood of man.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-07

stops the Cough
and works on the Cold.
Laxative Bronze ulnlne Tablets cure cold
In one day. No Cure, No Par. Prlca 20 cents.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-07

Score, Lewiston, Z; Purtland,5 Rush.
es, Hipson, s.; Campbell, A; Cameron, 2;
Nhatmough, /. Stops, Janelle, 40; NAL
lory, 30. Referee, Lane. Timer, Dyer.
Scorer, Hickey.
BATH, s.; ROCKLAND, 5.
Bath. Decembe 6-The superior play
ing OF Bath gave them an easy
victory over Rockland tonight although
the score was not large. The passing
was lively for time. but 1t slowed down
towards the end. Tarrant had an injured
hand but 1t did not interfere with his
work against the opposing rushers. sum-
mary:
Bath. Position RockIand.
Mercer first rush Tarrant
Mc1ilvray second rush Walton
Murtaugh centre Wiley
OiHara half back furbush
Burgess goal White
Scors-Bath, s.; RooklAnd, g. Stops
Burgess, 10; White, II. kushes-Mercer,
Is; TArrant. /. Internationally. Timer
Fields. Attendancos-700.
SALEM TEAM GOES UP.
Salem. Mass, December 6.-rhere was
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14
BoZNICA ,
z Po~znahskiego.
z ZEGRZA donosza O poza

Z ZEGRZA donosza O pozae
rach. - Spall4y sig tamte W
pon1edziaAek, d.. 2l-go z. m: u
so1tysa p. Tomasza Drzewleckiego
stodola i chlewyiw 6rode 23 I'm. "
nocy:'up: Franc. Banacha stodo'a
Chevy - prosieta;; W pl2tek pc
pofudniu u pana Marclna Szym-
kowiaka take stodo}a i Chevy, -
LuduosG bardzo jest zaniepokojona
a nawet zatrwozona TENT czestemi
pozarmi, nadtc kazdego zastanawia,
il "a kazdym razem pala sig tylko
stodo}y i Chevy. ."
BARCIN. Robotnlk Kaszuba
z Kani przybyl do Mamlicza "a
rotota. Gospodarz z. postal 60 do
mlecsarni ze sadkiem & piwa. -
Mularze TAME zatrudnieni dali mu
butelke pjwa, to wypi@, a gdy tam
zatrzYmat sig dluzej. nalat sobie
sam i wypi} szklanke kwasu solne-
20, " mniemaniu, re TO plwo
g%rodziskie. Wszelke pomoc lekar-
ska by}a nadarm ma. Umar} " 25
roku zycia, pozostawiwssy rodzine
" wielkiej biedzie.
BYDGCSZCZ.; Sad okregowy
skazaf orgaa'ste p. Spychale q
Dabr6wki ma so marek kary pie~
n,eznej "a niestawienle sig ma ter
min sadowy W urocsystos6 W dye
cezy} gniezniehskiej 6w. Wojo'echa.
skazany udal sie do @wyzszei In
stanoY', a Sad ziemiahski n~ietylko
wyrok obalis. ale ]eszcze Sadowi
okregowemu dat pewne u'oal
tum.
" CZERNIEJEWIE umar}
&. p. Andrze] Mohoupt, zacny ,
prawy dbywatel. ktory sumienna
prsoa doroblt sig dobrobYtytu
ssacunku ze strony wspo}obywateli.
PrzYkaad do nasladowania!
UJ6CIE. Wv huoie s,klsne]
60 robotnik6w ur.qdsilo besro-
booze, &4daiao podwv&szenia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14

##EG&E tE=#E 1E#5E.%
'zn,enaw,d1onYeh 1obotnikow pol
sk,cb, . sprowadsac weg'ersk'ch-
. nUCE, " pow. z}"czowsklm.
Wybuoh} z n,ewladomel d%otvchczas
przvcsyny polar " stodole P.
Romadsk,ego, w%1aao'ciela d6br )
zn,szczyi zapasy zbozs, slan,aa a. ! sfo~
my. oraz narzedzia i przyrzady,
w,yrzadzaiac szkode ma $1,000 ko- :
ron. 40
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14
q Prus Polskich.

PREY ,OsTATNlCH wybo-
rach do se]mu prusk,ego W CHOP
n,oach, ME gaosowali t.. razaa
Niemcy katoliccys. rraaze'm : Poiatsm',
leoz ma swojego w}asnego kandv-
dsta, Observation-Disclosures ksis'
d.a. :j~adajsoeesoo y. : patel; ..1 m 's
Skutkiem tego polski kandydat,
pan wo]s.legier przepad}.
W HUC1E, na Kaszubaeh "
pow,ecle ~chojnick'm. cha1upnik
Jarzabek, kopl2c studn'a, znalaz{ :"
e&eboko6ci 2 metr6w HAWAI- bur-
s.tynu " jednej bryle, ~azace]. 2
funty. ZnawoY ocen1li te bry'e ma
500 mix. Warto6ol.
ZYDoWsKA B0ZNICA v
Choinicach zostala podpalona. / do
pofouy zgorsa}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14
sZLAsK.

ORIGINALITY iubileusA OBJ
cbodzi6 beda ma G6rnym szlasku.
W biezqcym miesiacu up}ywa 25
lat cd chwlll. jak przvaresztowano
asawna ma c,}y G6rny sslqsk ssaj
ke rosb6jnicza. do kt6rej naleaeli:
Elias, Pistu}ka, Potyka l kofa-
ozynsk:. Rozb6ioioY CT bYli pre-.
d{ugi czas ~postrachem ca{ego
szlaska, a dzieki nadzwyczajne]
zrecznosc4 i przeb1eg&osoi, wymy"
kali sig w}adzom pol'cy]nym. tu'
/ pill i mordowall po drogach v
domach. az W koncu poimano
naiprz6d Plstu1ke Potyke. potem
Kolaozyhsk1ego, a W kohcu. Eersz-
ia Eliasza. Sad plzYslegtvch "
Bytomlu skaza} wszystkich czterech
rozb6jnik6w ma smlerc, zamieniio'noe
i'm jednak kare smierci ma dozy:.
wotnie wiezienle. Pistu}ka umar4
20 dwoch .latach, ,innl p6znlej
Eliasz tylko do dis dula pozostaie
" wiezienlu.
Msja. -Dz'6
odbyta sig pred tutejszym sadem
obwcdowym, jake sadem apela"Yj-
nym, rozprawa v spraw,e p. Fran
ciszka Zs1aczka. burmist'z mlasta
..-r@- sAE - II. ttSbs. rs
Ket, o re#izye " kiasstorach keo-
kich "a uprowadzona rodzicom
Michal;na Araten6wna prsekro-
czenle sprzeniew,erzenia l23 cet-
narrow wegli szko!nyoh, "a co 60
sad. powistowy W Ketach uzna}
wlnnym tych czynn6w i ma kart
aresztu przez dni 10 skazai. Cd wy
roku tego odwoaa{ SIG p. Zajaczek
sad tutejszY, orsekajac o. tenn
uzna} ma podstawle
przeprowadzonych dowod6w IL
ma p. Zataczku podejrzen'e o te
czyny ME c>e&y i uwolnl{ go "
zupe}nosci cd oskarzensa uwazajac
wyrok sadu powlato~ego " Ketaohl
"a .-jewaznY l nleuzasadniony.
sag.rs ~ So: d N'e>'~ %%s
Nnadrv M szAodxie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14
PhAo1c ia w1ARUsA!

/ ~ =. t.
Podpora star0sci - Kiedy JUL
polowa zycia przeszla, w6wczas powin-
uiSmy aie obejr1et "a kljkiem, "a pod
~ a,lkt6raby6my .mogli podeprze6 nasze
eslabione ciaso. .ake jest Era Piotra
Gozomo, stare. dawno wypr6bowane
leksrstwo. PAM e. Grasztort z Belize
vile, N. T.. pos wiedcza powytsze
slowa " ]ikcie p,sanym do ORA Peter
Fahrney " Chicago Ill.,. w}aSciciela
Gomozo. '"Przyjemnie mi powiadomi6
Pana, lie dobrego Pa6skie lekarstwo
ola, mn.e uczyniio " dniach mojej
staro5ci. Przez ostanie p~ietnascje lat
bylam kaleka. BylAm nerwows i s1aba
oraz miewa}am uczucia gorac Xxi Cz}on-
XII moe staly sig bolace i sstywne.
Czasami miewalam zimne poty: to znowu
przechodzity mnie dreszcze. Me moglam
mic jese, mialam uciazliwy kasze}, i
na]mniejsza zm;ana ..powietrzs wplywa}a
ma mnie. Krew te1az cyrkuluje we
mnle wiecej regularnle, i zdaje sig
jakbym ma nowo 4ycie r~ozpoczela, Nam
II lat, ale pomimo to moge doj:zt6
wszystkich ~czynnosci PREY gospodar~
stwie-
W II 5t5ss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14

Mqdry po sskodsie.
Famll,a zosta}a zabezpieczona
u Metropolitan, premie bedac IS
cent6w ma tydzieh. Gdy police
by}y W egzystencyl diuzej MI rok
ojoiec postanowl{ porzuci6 ie
zadne argumenta, kt6ryoh agent
uzywas ME mog&y wzruszyd go.Po-
wledzia{, re wezmie to IS cen. kali
diego tygodnia j od}o&v je do skrzy-
neexki " domuj i 10 ma koncu tax
samo ma tenn wyjdsie, W kllka
miesieov p6&nie], kiedy jul police
prxepadlN eyn lego podosas gdy
iecha& no san,sch pc brzegu, VIE
chat CIV aatowp,e W wdx, i sostas
sablty. Trsy dni pdzniei ojoieo
1od~isdE& agenta. i zspytas 20
ilebY on otrsymai ma police jego
hH-EA&ETg1t EAHI&FEs JFFE 80 -F.%#Et &2=##Af44
syna, gdvbY j. bya opsaoas. Agent
rsekl, @1q8.
.,otda .odr.skt ojoiso, t.ras'
nie o..ossd1lsen an, 1.dnego oenta
! s,oh3 'r,,d.ie.ta pisa'o, ltdts.
paau psaeisem .ygodniovo. !, jsstem|
dtuany = koa.ta posrsshows nsgol
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14

DO %GKUCaYCH = Bogata
dams Wyleczona 2 gtuchotyi szumu
" uszach przez Ora Nlcholsona
bebenki, ofarowa4a
,emu zakiaGowi $4,000, Nieza-
nome osoby giuche mogly je miec
darmo. AdresowaG:
Mr.. 534t The Mich O lsone
I institute e, 7eo Eight ave-
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Moi Ojciec wyjezdza do Turek.

Moi Ojciec wyjezdzs do Turek.
By}o swieto Trzech Krolow. Ojcieo
moi ubra} sic cd swieta, przywdzialko-
pieniak podbity lisami, bo mroz by{
fnocny, a MIN sic jeszoze matka zebra.
Ia, ably z MIN pojsc do kosciola, wzia}
z Pulki krede swiecona, wyszedl z izby
ma dwor j mad drzwiami kowanemi, ma
okapie, wypisal ciezka reka, bardzo du-
zemi a ME bardzo foremnemi litery:
X I NJ + b.
1914.
Owoz ten tn wypisany rok Zbawie.
mia Pahskiego 1914 to Jest najdawniej-
sly czas zywota mego, jaki zapamietam.
A mialem tego, ozasu rok City. Jake zas
20 tenn sic dzialo i co re NINA by}o i z 70.
dzioami, j co Bog dawa} ziego i dobre-
go, to mi to juz TAX W pamieoi sic cho-
wa, jakby zamczystej skrzyni, gdzie
wszystko b~ezpiecznie ley, re kiedy i
pc mnogich leciech odewrzesz, wszyst-
ko znajdziesz, jake by&o. Jeno re to
wszystko by}o ~jeszcze jakby W samem
oku, a ME W rozumie; az dopiero, kiedy
rozum z laty przyszed}, to zaczal czy-
tao W Pamieci jak W ksiedze, co juz
dawno drukowana byla, mines ty czy-
tao sic nauczy}.
Ia wies, gdzie moi rodzice zyli i
gdziem ia sic rodzi}, nazywa sic Podbo-
RE, a ley PREY samym trakcie glow
nym, ktory wiedzie W rozmaite dalekie
strony ] kraje Bozego swiata, hos MIN
jecha} j do Wegier. ma Sambor, i do
Wo}oszy ma Stryj, j do Krakowa ma
Fulsztyn ] Przemysl a take do Lwowa
] dalej, IA Ukraine albo do Turek ma
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I'd rodak6w naszych, robotnik6w W
cynkowni NJ. & H. La Sale, Ill. O.
trzymalismy list z ktorego wyjatek po-
nizej ~przytaczamy:
nPrzed dwoma dopiero m~iesiacami
Polaoy Przewidzieli jakiego to wroga
maja W swym rodaku, bedacym fore
manem W cynkowni NJ. s. H.. Kodak
ten uwaza Polakow "a najgorszy nar6d
pod slohcem j odpowiednio ich traktu-
je. Nam, biednym sybirczykom, ME
Pozostalo mic innego, jeno przystapi6
do uni, a gdysmy chcieli, by nam pare
centow do zarobku dolozono j aby mas
traktowano jak ludzi, a ME jak oslow i
wo4ow, to zarzad fabryki ma to ME
przysta@ j kauai nam is6 do dom6w's
Coz sic dziwic obcym, re mas pre-
sladuja, je4eli wlasni rodacy, doohra.
pawszy sic wyzszego stanowiska, uwa-
zaja sobie "a obowiazek przesladowa6
wsp6}braci ola przypodobania sic swym
prze}ozonym? Wstyd!
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w zeszlym tygodniu rozstrzygneIa
sic sprawl wykiadu W chicagoskich
szkoaaoh miejskich jezyk6w tyoh naro-
dowosoi, ~ozlonkowie ktorych stanowia
wiekszosc danej szkole.
Wniosek odnosny postawiony ma po-
siedzeniu chioagoskiej rady wychowa-
MA Pubfcznego Przez czecha c. r.
Walleoka, upadi 5 g}osami ~przeoiwko
ii, wobeo jednak wielkiej s~sosunkowo
liczby gfos6w Ia wnioskien, miejmy
nadzieje, Re PREY pomooy wytrwa}ej
agitaoji Zwiazku Narodowego Polskie-
60, doczekamy sic ~jeszcze wykladu je-
zyka polskiego W szko}ach chicagos-
kich.