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New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
BRITISH GOVERNMENT CALLS AGAIN FOR
HELP FROM COLONIES

London. Dec. 22.-The War Office made the
following announcement last evening:
In view of the general position in South Africa
the following reinforcements of mounted troops
have been arranged. Eight hundred will start
next week. Two cavalry regiments have been
ordered to leave soon the transports are
ready.
The colonial police will be increased to ten
thousand. Detachments will leave as fast as
they are formed Further drafts Of cavalry
will be dispatched at once. Australia and New
Zealand have been invited to send further con-
tingents.
Three thousand extra horses, beyond the usual
monthly supply, have been contracted for.
The Secretary of State for War, Mr.. Brodrick,
announces that, in view of the prolongation of
the war in South Africa, members of the I'M
perial Yeomanry will be paid five shings, in
militiamen are promised priority of return over
regulars.
As the outcome of statements made during the
recent session of Parliament. and since reiterat-
ed to the effect that some of the colonial troops
have refused to fight again, the War Office late
last evening issued the following explanation
from Lord Kitchener:
A number of men belonging to two of the South
African corps refused TO march on one occasion,
owing to some mistake to carry out their dis
charge the expiration Of their term OF service.
Lord Roberts. on the ground that they had
grievance, overlooked the matter, simply reprl-
mandng them. The men of both corps nave
since done good work in the field. and it is alb
solutely unfounded to say that there was mu-
tiny, or that guns or any other force were used
against them. 1t is considered cruel TO publish
ar incident which all concerned regret.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
PHILIPPINE COMMISSION ACTS.
ALI. LAWS TO BE IN ENGLIsH-HIGHwAY
APPROPRIATION.

APPROPRIATION.
Manila Dec 21.-The Philippine Commission
has passed bills prescribing that English text
shall be used in the construction of all laws
enacted; authorizing the Provost Marshal TO
establish police and health regulations. with
limited punishments for their violation; appro-
priating $4,000 for the immediate construction
Of 2 highway from Pozorrubio, Province of
Pangasinan, to Baguio, in Benguet Province,
along the line surveyed for Government rail-
road.
An order Of General Otis. former Military
Governor, has again been promulgated, 10 the
effect that members of the volunteer force I'M
prisoned for military Offences may be released
and sent home in the discretion of the colonels
Of their respective regiments provided they nave
not been dishonorably discharged.
All military and civil duties have been ordered
suspended for Christmas Day and New Year s
Day, with the exception Of necessary guard ana
field duties
General Macarthur announces that he Will
hold formal reception on New Years Day.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
NARROW MARGIN FOR GOVERNMENT.
ATTEMPT TO BRING UP ARBITRATION IN
GERMANY FAILS.

Darmstadt, Dec. 2l.-By the President casting
his vote, the Second Chamber to-day defeated
q motion to instruct the Hessian representatives
in the Bundesrath TO propose the assembling OF
the Foreign Affairs Committee with the object
Of initiating proposal for arbitration between
Great Britain and the TransVaaL Twenty-Five
votes Were cast each way. All the Ant-Semites
and Social Democrats favored the motion. The
representatives of the Government left the
House before the debate on the motion.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
MAKING LAWS FOR PoRTo RICO
THE JURY SYSTEM FOR THE IsLAND-AN
EXHIBIT AT BUFFALO.

san Juan de Porto Rico, Dec PA bill in
PRODUCING the jury system in Porto Rico has
Lassed both houses.
Frederick l. Cornwell, member of the House
of Delegates. has introduced House bill pro-
viding for an appropriation of $4,000 for an
insular exhibit Buffalo. provided the people
raise $4,000 additional.
The House has passed bill fixing the salaries
Of the hVe native Councillors at 81 900 This Is
considered excessive. as it exceeds the salary of
some of the department heads. 1t is not likely
10 pass the Council
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
SANTA FE STRIKE AT AN END.

Houston. Tex, Dec. 21.-The teegraphers'
strike on the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe Rail-
way was called off tonight.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
RECEPTION TO GoVERNoR-ELEGT oDELh
NEwBURG CITY CLUB. OF WHICH HE is a
CHARTER MEMBER, is THE HOST

Newburg, n. Y, Dec. 21.-The Newburg City
Club tonight gave a reception to Governor-elect
Odeu. who is a charter member of the organiza-
ton. The guests were received by Clayton f.
Sweet president of the club. who presented them
to Mr.. Odell. The clubhouse adorned with
flowers and an Hungarian orchestra provided
music
Among the guests were State officers, several
of the New-York State delegation in Congress
and other prominent public officials. President
Mckinley and members of his Cabinet sent re-
grets. The President wrote that only the press
of public duties prevented him from attending
gathering.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
no wAsH1NGroN IN FIVE HOURS.

From New York, Royal Blue 5-hour trains. leave
foot OF Liberty ST. l13O A. NJ. LOO p. NJ, and the
Royal I.imited'-no excess faTe-at 30 NJ
ZOO y. NJ and 1916 night Leave South Ferry s
minutes carrier Best dining and cafe car service
In tns world.-AayL
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
cAtIEOBNTA EXCURSIONS

I'm through tourist cars every day In the year. Two
fast trains from Chicago via Chicago and North
western Union and Southern Pacific Railways
Hest of everything. Tickets and fun information
Northwestern Line Office. 46l Broadway.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
THE KENTUCKY IN THE sUEz CANAL

Port Said. Dec. 21.-The United States war
ship Kentucky entered the canal this morning.
She viii stop at Suez over Christmas, and viii
proceed on December 26 for Colombo and Ma
Mia.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22

RECRUITS TO START FOR MANILA.
About three hundred recruits are TO leave Fort
siocum to-day for Manila. They viii go overland
10 San Francisco on special train. Several Of
hcers who have been detached and have received
orders 70 join regiments in the Philippines will go
with the recruits
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
WHY so MANY Travel THIS WAY

Because we like beautiful scenery proSpsrou.
cities and growing towns. and when the train stops
we have arrived somewhere. That Is why We traxsI
by the New York Central ''-(C CONNER s.at Trs,~
sler.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22

COMMANDS PUBLIC CONFIDENCE
The Pennsyivania Railroad, because II offers unsur-
passed service between New York and the Middle
Aeaf-AdVL
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22

TO PARADE AT ODELL INAUGURATION.
Albany, Dec q (SpeciaD.-Another military
ganization has been added the list of those
which will parade here New Years Day, when
Mr.. OdelI will take the oath of office Governor
of the State This organization is the Albany
Burgesses' Corps a citizens military company.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22

The Whitefriars Club had a large Christmas
dinner at the Trocadero restaurant last night,
with Richard Whiteing as the chairman and
many well known literary men and women as
guests. ]. N. II.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22

DEERFoOT FARM sAUsAGEs
co. neIe ls nothing appetizng and delightful
- "lnt@Ts breakfast. Try two pound package.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR.
MARTIAL LAW IN CAPE DISTRICTS.
INCIDENTS OF THE REVIVED ACTIVITY IN
SOUTH AFRICA

Cape Town. Dec. 21.-Martial law will be pro-
claimed in Worcester Wellington and stellen-
bosch.
Heavy rains are general, and several railway
washouts delay the movements of troops
General Brabant, commander of the newly
raised Colonial Division, has been ordered to the
front, and will start tomorrow.
At Thorndale General French has routed $500
Beers with four guns and pompom. Thorn
dale is sixteen miles northwest of Krugersdorp.
had fourteen wounded. and the Beers fed in dis
order. with about fifty killed.
The Beers who invaded Cape Colony had in
most cases pack horses in addition to those they
rode. All were in the pink of condition. They
Communicated all possible clothing and stores
General Baden-PoweH will start for the Trans
Vaal tomorrow.
The Beers derailed train at Barberton, kill
ing an inspector and others.
London, Dec. 22.-A dispatch from De Aar.
Cape Colony, says that the yeomanry have
driven the Beers out of Houtkraal. the enemy
retiring westward.
I'VE understand that private reliable advices
have been received in London" says THE Daily
Mall ito the effect that virtually all the dis
tricts of Cape Colony in the vicinity of the Or
ange River are in more or less open revolt, and
that there is likely to be sharp fighting
rather large scale, before the invasion is
crushed The tactics of the Beers in ralying as
many as possible Of the Dutch in the back coun-
try TO their cause are proving successful"
From its Cape Town correspondent The Daily
MaiI' has received the following:
The second invading force was designed TO
cupy Britstown; but, being checked by the De
Aar troops, it has disappeared into the Ceader-
berg Mountains.
An enormous concentration of troops is being
made upon the belt country occupied by the in
vaders, but it is not likely that the Beers will
offer battle in large numbers. There is a
newed demand for the wholesale proclamation
Of martial law.
johannesburg Dec 21.-The Beers attacked
Zuurfonten on December 1S, but were beaten
off.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22

A WORD TO THE WISE
Is sufficient when speaking of the merits OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Limited.-Advt.
Reyond question, the best Cough remedy is
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22

Steamships going out to-day for New-York on
the eve Of Christmas will have only few pas
sengers Miss AlacIntyre is the most conspicu-
Gus passenger by the American Liner. She will
join Grau's opera company in America, but ex-
poets TO sing in a long series of concerts before
she returns 10 England
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-26
Dzielny Pu4k Czwarta-
k6W.
(Ciag ~dalszy).

To rzecz jazdy, my ME moze-
my odpiera Wolski, "a ma}o mas.
Jazda moskiewska ucieka, polskie
baterje i rakiety obdarzaja uciekaja-
cych p~ociskami; Dybicz sam oofa.pu}ki
swe ku lasom, gdzie rano sta{, niechce
pr6bowac dalej meztwa polak6w, i oba-
via sic, re nadejdzie Krukowieckiego
dywizja.
Zapada zmrok. Polacy ostatni opu-
szczaja zwolna pobojowisko i przecho-
dza do Warszawy, ~kosynierzy podnosza
jake trofee pancerze, he}my, i sable
kirysierikie, wreszcie ruch ustaje, tylko
kilkanascie tysiecy trup6w pokrywa
plac walki, a trupy kirysier6w, u}an6w
i piechurow Rosena daja s~wiadectwo,
jak polski zo}nierz umie walczyc z po-
tr6jna przemoca, i kruki uragaja kraka-
MEM dumnym s}owom cara Miko}aja:
Rzuce Polske pod mole nogi i poma-
s~zeruje do Paryza!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-26
Wielkie Dembp.

Juz kohczy} sic marzec, a wiele zmian
~nastapi}o. Dybicz, w6dz moskiewski,
meztwem polak6w widzac zwichniete
rachuby swe zwyciezkie, zacza} rozrzu-
Gao wojsko Pc ca}ym kraju, wszedzie
wybuch6w powstah sic obawiajac. a
sam zamyslajac ma levy brzeg WHISKY
sic przedostac, opusci} szose, z Siedlec
do Warszawy, gdzie tylko trzydziesci
tysiecy ludzi do strzezenia dowoz6w
zywnosci i amunicji zostawil, i uda} sic
mad brzegi WHISKY i Wieprza. u ty}u
zaczeio sic podnosic litewskie powsta-
ME- .zagrazajac odcieciem wojsk cd
Moskwy; z boku dzielny Dwernicki ma
czele dw6ch tysiecy chwackiej a swiezej
p~owstahczej jazdy bill liczniejsze kilka
razy masy raz W raz.
Tymczasem nowo obrany hetman pol
ski, Skrzynecki, wyniesiony "a swe
meztwo pod Dobrem i Grochowem, ida
wal sic ME umiec ~korzysta6 z po{ozenia.
Majac 10000 wojska dzielnego i juz
wyprobowanego, wola} pisywa6 listy
do Dybicza i zebrac pomocy u obcych
dworow, jak gdyby jedyna i najlepsza
ola Polski pomoca ME by}o natarcie W
10000 lane, kos i bagnetow ma rozrzu-
cone od}amy wroga!
zawinis on gorzej cd Chsopiokiego;
ten bawi} sic W pisanine poki traba wo-
jenna ME zagrzmia}a, a gdy raz zacza}
sic b6j, to wali}, re W niebie by{o sly
chac. Skrzynecki zas z nieufnoscia we
w}asne silly, wola} przerwac walke, byle
tylko mog} pisywac do obcyoh mocarstw
i do wrogow. Chcia} on bye Janem
Czwartym; ale korony ME cbciai ore
zem zdobyc, i w}asnemu zawdzieczac
%narodowi, tylko mice ja z }aski oboych!
Jednak wo}anie narodu i wojska o wal
Ike by}o zbyt g}osnem, wreszcie musia}
sic sk}oniG do uderzenia ma korpus zaj-
mujacy szose z Warszawy do Siedlec;
ale j to uczyni} ME lyle ola zniszczenia
wroga, lie r%aczej zeby pod wrazeniem
kiosk wytargowa6 korzystniejsze wa
runki ola wojska i krolestwa, bo o Cd
zyskaniu Litwy Rusi ami mysla}.
Dnia trzydziestego marca panowal W
koszarachwarszawskich czwartego pu{ku
ruch zwyk1y; mic ME zapowiadaio tax
bliskiej wyprawy. Ma dziedzifcu evil
czyly sic grupy rekrutow swiezych, bo
Pulk czwarty utraciwszy W ciagiych "a
pasach po}owe ludzi musia} bye swie-
gym ludem zape}niony, a swiezych gar
nelo sic do pu}ku mad potrzebe i etat;
przyciaga}a ich s}awa bohaterow, 90
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-26

hurra' i ME czekajac jazdy W miejsou,
by ja ogniem spedzic, rzuciiy sic puiki
W dym z szalona fantazja, uderzaiac z
bagnetem W d{oni ma huzar6w. Ci
zmieszani ogniem i zuchwa}oscia pie
choty' ma jaka tylko polski pulk czwar-
ty mogf sic zdobyc, ~stracili ca}y impet
szarzy; jedni ~tloczyli sic napad, drudzy
Parli sic naprzod, i powsta} tlok strasz-
Hwy. Ale puik czwarty rzucii sic smia-
10 W wiz i jak dawniej bagnetem pie.
chotne tfumy rozbijas, tax teraz prze.
rzynai sic skros t}umu huzarow. Pre-.
raaeni moskale ~rozsypali sic jedni ma
bagna, drudzy ku wsi pod dziala i pie.
ohoty swej ~skrzyd}a.
Teraz rozwina} sic pulk osmy z Ma.
1achowskim ma lewem, pu}k czwartv
pod Bogusiawskim ma prawem skrzydle,
W rodku zajeia m~iejsce baterja ciezka
Turskiego.
Wkr6tce zagrzmiaiy polskie dziala,
l niezliozone ale celne pociski zacze{v
sypao sic ma moskali zajmujacych
Dembe.
Puik czwarty bagnem oddzielonv od
moskaf' musiai rozluznid sic z zarosli
rzadko porosfych ma bagnie zaozae o.
glen. Godzina juz by}a p6zna.
- Skaranie Boze! - mrucza& VOL
ski pukamy i pukamy a ma bagnetv
ME idzie. Hej kapralu, zawo}a} do
Witozaka, wrzno ma Gel tego podpo-
rucznika, co sic tam kreci!
Witczak kohczy} w{asnie nabiianis
broni, zmierzy} i wypali}. Oicer mo.
skiewski leg} ciezko ranny CIV zabitv.
= Wedle rozkazu, panic sierzancie
- odPowiedzia}. Ale drugiego to
trudno bedzie dostac, no chowaia sic
juchy pc ~chalupach!
Moskiewski ogieh ciagle odpowiada}
polskiej izyliadze, ukryci DO ohatacb.
oelowali z poza zas4ony i wygodnie, sa-
mi ME przedstawiajac oelu. To ter ME.
jeden pad} czwartak.
Wystrzelaja mas ~jeszcze jak kacz-
XII mrucza{ Miko}ajewski - ktorv
ME ~Proznowa{. lecz gorliwie ~strzela{
do glow strzelc6w moskiewskiob. lubo
z niewielkim skutkiem.
Tymczasem ma lewem skrzydle sz1o
ME lePiej. Odparto wprawdzie dwu-
krotna szarze jazdy moskiewskiei, ale
Pozycja moskiewsHa by}a bardzo Mocha.
boku zajsc ola bagien ME by4o MONA,
vice tylko sic rozlegai oiagsy trzask
ognia karabinowego. Ale dwadziescia
szesc batalionow PROOF jazdy sta1o beg.
czynnie. Skrzynecki ME chcia{ przsd.
siewziat ataku i zamierza} 90 odsozvc
ma %jutro.
Bogus{awski sta} z c~zwartakami w
bfocie, ziy ma bezcelowa pukanine.
zmlerzch zacza{ sic zblizac, kiedy przv.
Padf adjutant Skrzyneckiego.
Jenerale! - masz ognia zaprze-
STAG, i b~iwakowac tam gdzie stoisz.
Panic Jenerale! - wo}a{ Wolski.
wo{ali zo}nierze, - przecie nv ME mo
to maszerowali, by moskali zostawi6 w
sPokoju, a sami w}azi6 W b{oto!
Dalej ma bagnety, prowadz mas
~jenerale - brzmia}y glosy ofcerow i
zo}nierzy.
Bogusfawski zacza} sic wacba6 rz,o;y
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-26

Pod m stala szesciotysiecz-
ma dywizja Geismara, niedobitki z pod
Stoczka, zasilone swieza piechota Dy-
bicza.
Rybihskiego dywizja piesza nadcia-
gaia z P6}nocy, by okraAy6 Geismara,
reszta polakow czeka}a nieruchomo pod
Grochowem. Mad switem skros gestych
tumanow mg&y zaczal nadlatywa6 glu-
chy huk wystrzal6w cd strony Gels
mara.
10 Rybihski bokiem zaszed{ Gels
marowi! - zawo}a} Skrzynecki i rozka-
za1 Kickiemu z brygada u}an6w u
derzyc z frontu ma moskali.
q bijacem screen s}ucha{y polskie
puiki przebiegu WALK, strza}y stawa}y
sic coraz gestsze, wreszcie hukne}a sal
wa jedna i druga ma tylach Geismara.
- Teraz many moskali W }apce! -
rzek} z cicha Wolski do Witczaka, =
juz robi sic dzieh!
Naprzod marsz! zabrzmia}a ko-
menda.
Ochoczo ruszyly pu}ki naprzod i
wkr6tce powital je ogieh s}aby moskiew-
ski. To diva bataliony, kt6re ME zdo-
aa{y umkna6, stara}y sic opiera6. Ale
polacy szybko dostali sic do obozu, i
sPotkali z drugiej strony bataliony Ry-
bihskiego. Moskale rzucili broh DO
krotkim oPorze. DIVA bataliony z oho-
ragwiami, cztery dzia}a i kilka kieso-
now z amunicja dosta{y sic zw~yciezcom.
Radosc ogarne}a polakow. Jenera}
Skrzynecki siedzia} ma koniu jak wielki
posag, owiniety. W p~iaszcz i twarza jas
ma spoglada} ma de~flujacych pred MIN
W liczbie dwdch tysiecy jeho6w, jak
kolejno ~rzucali broh ~choragwie. Szcze-
scie pos3uzy1o znamienicie, zwycieztwo
ranne zapowiada}o niechybnie SWEET
n%iejsze ~jeszcze tryumfy. Jehcy i dzia1a
Poszli do Warszawy pod eskorta jazdy
i piechoty.
Gale miasto zabrzmiaio jednym okrzy.
KLEIN tryumfu j radosci, nieprzyjaciele
sciskali sic re la przebaczenia W oku,
DO wszystkie urazy Milky wobeo uro-
ozystosci chwili, gdy plon obfty pierw
szego zwycieztwa nowego hetmana
Przyniesiono, by go z}ozyc u stop Or}a
Bia}ego.
A tymczasem Rosen o try mile da-
lei pod Wielkiem Dembem W dwadzies-
Ola tysieoy zo&nierza przyjawszy niedo-
bitki Geismara, szykowa} sic ma gwa}t
do boju, zajawszy ma froncie wies
Dembe, przez kt6ra przechodzi}a szosa,
oPierajac prawe skrzyd}o o las i stru-
mieh bagnisty, lewe o grzazkie mocza-
ry. Kiedy moskale tax obawiali sic
porazki, Skrzynecki chcia} da6 d}uzszy
wypoczynek wojsku.
Jenerale prowadz mas, byle ma
wroga, zmeozenia wcale ME czujemy,
dalej ma moskala wo{ali czwartacy,
chciwi boju, wo}a}y j pu}ki Rybi6skie-
go, niezadowolone, ze samego Cessna
ra tylko zwyciezyiy.
Wreszcie przemog}o wo}anie wojska
opiesza}osc wodza, a postepowano lubo
zwolna, wreszcie p0zno pc po}udniu
u~jrzano Wielkie Dembe. Ale Skrzy-
necki nigdy ME chcia}, czy ME umia}
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-26
ZGODA.

bagnety i zawsze rozpraszali wroga.
Kaprale Witczak i Mikolajewski, a
wansowany swiezo Ia G~rooh6w, ewiczy-
Ii pod okiem sierzanta Wolskiego re-
krutow W robieniu bronia, a po zapale
i wprawnosci, z jaka zo}nierze wykony-
wall komendy, trudnoby byio uwierzy6,
ze CT ludzie miesiac temu byli zupelnie
obey zawodowi zo{nie, sxiemu.
Major Roslakowski, szef batalionu,
ktory osobiscie oglada} z zadowoleniem
postepy ich, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ,,spocz-
nij".
Dobrzescie sic poduczyli, reszty
ogieh douczy was. o po}nocy stanac
ma dziedzihcu z ~pakunkiem do marszu,
a teraz do kwater!
Rozkaz majora poruszy} zo}nierzy ra-
dosnie; vice wkrotce znajda sposob-
nose ma wrogu okaza6 swa sztuke! Ro-
zeszli sic wiec szybko do kwater, "a "a
mimi podazali starsi.
Przeciez doczekalismy sic wresz-
ole! - rzekl Miko}ajewski, - ME be-
dziem d}uzej gnili W b~ezczynnosci.
kadne tu dziewczyny, zw}aszcza
ola czwartaka, i czas sic ME przykrzy,
DO cz}owieka napoja, nakarmia i zaba-
via ale lepsza bedziem mieli W polu
ucieohe odpar} Witczak.
- Dobrze kapralu, przemowi{ VOL
ski. - Taxa ochota, to mi sic podoba;
wy wszyscy z powstania swiezy zo}nie-
RE bijecie sic jak Ivy, re my stara via
ra dobrze musimy sic bra6 W kupe, by
sic ME dac przescigna6. Gdyby to je-
nera}owie byli cd poczatku wszystkich
p~owstahc6w brazil do szeregu, juz setki
tysiecy byloby mas, i nieuganialibysmy
sic ko}o Warszawy, tylko gdzie ma
Litwie, ma drodze do Moskwy. Wiecie
dobrze, ze choc starry zo{nierz re mnie i
wiele widzialem, ale ME zdarzy}o mnie
sic, zeby swiezy powstaniec takioh RE-
czy d~okazywa}, jak u}ani Dwernickie-
60, albo CT strzelcy Kurpiowie, albo i
rekruty W starych pu}kach. CT kosy-
merry, przecie to smia}o jeden idzie ma
trzech moskali. Byle tylko komendant
byl dobry, TAXI zo{nierz wszystko doka-
ze. DIS pojdziemy ME jak ma bitwe,
tylko jak ma cody, DO wan oczy sic
tylko smieja. = A teraz wszystko po-
szykowac, zeby by}o jutro W porzadku!
Jasio konie poll
Kasia wode bra}a,
JAS sobie zaspiewa}
Kasia zap{aka}a.
Dokad idziesz Jasiu?
Ma wojenke Kasiu,
Ma wojne daleka
Ia dziesiata rzeka.
Co ty Kuba o swej Kasi spiewasz
- przerwa} Miko}ajewski; - tn bitwa,
a jemu mi}ostki W g{owie!
- No, to mic ME wadzi, - odpar}
Witczak, ME b6jcie sic, moja Kasia
siedzi ma wsi, a choc tn W Warszawie
tez mann znajomosG, to przecie obowia-
eek moi znam j ME zaniedbam!
= Byle tylko, DO niejeden tax samo
mowi}, a potem ~inaczej robi}! Bede Gle
pilnowa} - doda{ weso}ym tonem. zni-
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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-07-10
THE KATY EXCURSION BULLETIN.

For the B. Y. P. U. convention, July
1915, Cincinnati Ohio, the M. X. & +.
Ry. will sell tickets at one fare plus So. 90
for round trip. Tickets on sale July 10,
II, u. Good to return leaving Cincin-
natl July II, and upon deposit Of ticket
with agent at Cincinnati and payment Of
soc tickets can be extended to return
leaving Cincinnati up to and including
August 10.
The M. X. &T.Ry,, will sell tickets
to Roosevelt's Rough Riders annual re-
union at Oklahoma City, July I to 4th,
the M. X. & T. Ry, will sell tickets at
rate of one fare for round trip. Tickets
on sale June 80 to July 4th, inclusive.
Good to return leaving Oklahoma City
July 9th. ]. D. Walsh, Agent X
For national encampmeflt 9. A. r., at
Chicago Aug ~ to Sept. I, the Katy will
sell tickets at rate Of one fare for round
trip. Tickets on sale Aug 24-27; final
return limit Sept. 80 by depositing ticket
with agent and paying soc.
For the annual convention Young Peo-
pies Christian Union Of United Presbyter-
ian church, Denver July 25-3o, the Katy
will sell tickets to Colorado Springs,
Manitou, Pueblo and Denver at rate Of
s2I.95 for round trip. Tickets on sale
July 1924; final return limit Aug. "a.
For meeting Of Masonic grand bodies
of Indian and Oklahoma Territories, at
Wagner Aug. Io-I7, the Katy will make
rate Of one and oue-ffth fare for the
round trip. ~
For the colored |. o. o. T. convention
at Parsons, July I7-fo, the Katy will sell,
tickets at rate of one and lone-third fare
for round trip, on certificate plan.
For further information as to connec-
tions and routes apply to ]. B. Walsh,
agent, Vinita.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-07-10
Bismarck's Iron Nerve

Was the result Of bis splendid
health. Indomitable will and tre-
mendious energy are not found where
stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels
are out Of order II you want these
qualities and theasuccess they bring,
use DR.. Kings NewlLife pills. They
develope every power of brain and
body. Only 25c at Peoples Drug Store
and A. w. Foreman. DIV.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-07-10
No Right to Ugliness.

The woman who is lovely in face
form and temper will alwas have
friends, but one who be attractive
must keep her health. II she has
constipation or kidney trouble, hel
impure blood will cause pimples
blotchcs, skin eruptions and wretch
ed complexion. Electric bitters is
the best medicine in the world to reg.
ulate the stomach, liver and kidneys
and 10 purify the blood. 1t gives
strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth,
velvety skin, rich complexion 1t
will make coed looking, charming
woman of a sun-down invalid. Only
SOC at A. w. Foreman and Peoples
Drug Store.
Mrs. Zack Pumphrey went to Kan
sas City this morning.