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The sun., 1900-08-23
TOPEKA READY FOR BRYAN.
Mid-Road Populists' Plan for a Counter-D en-
onstrat tion Not Very Successful.

TopRKA. Kan, Aug. 22.--The Middle-of-
the-Road Populists are disappointed because
neither Mrs. Lease nor Barker and Donnelly.
their national candidates. will be here to-mor-
row 10 address the proposed state Convention
and incidentally detract from the Bryan noti-
hcation by the regular Populists. There are
not TO exceed dozen delegates here tonight
10 attend the Mid-Road Convention. Bryan will
arrive here at 1890 q oclock tomorrow morning
from AtChlson and the notification ceremonies
will begin at O'Clock. In the meantime pub
lie receptions will be held Populists and Dem
ocrats and many Republicans Of Topeka who
have assisted in a non-partisan way 10 make
this occasion a memorable one for the city are
In a rage because members OF the Topeka Re
publican Flambeau Club are having monster
kite made bearing the pictures OF Mckinley and
Roosevelt. which they propose to fly over the
stand from which Bryan will speak tomorrow
afternoon. The Commercial Club and local
committees have waited upon the Republican
Flambeau Club members and requested that
they desist. but to no avail
tonight at Popuist Headquarters indicate
10 Topeka tomorrow. Special trains will
be run on all roads and delegations are COM
ing from a distance OF i50 miles.
Vice Chairman Edmston will be In charge
OF the exercises. Chairman Marion Butler
has telegraphed that he cannot be Present.
The Populists, Democratic and Silver Repub-
can State committees have appointed specal
reception committees OF 100 each TO receive
BRYAN
The sun., 1900-08-23
THE ART OF BROILING.

We don't mean hrolng yourself-you can do
that to perfection over the ordinary kitchen
range. Neither do we mean producing that
combination OF raw meat and charcoal which
passes in the average home for a broiled steak
Everybody has seen the thing done the fat
drips into the fire. the flames leap IN at once
and envelop the steak, burning IL black; the
kitchen Is flied with smoke aud the whole house
with the odor Of slnged flesh. and the una appy
householder groans out when the charrpd re-
mains are placed before him at dinner why
can't We ever have such broiling at home as on
always get In a flrst-class rS4taurant or hotel?"
Why can't you? Well the difference In COOKS
partly accounts for IT, but the difference IN tools
Is the real reason. II Is the gas range and the
gas broer that give you the beautifully
Drowned surface the juicy inside. the crisp fat.
which you relish so at the restaurant, and so
rarely get at home The secret IL merely TO put
your steak OF fsh on edge. apply the flame at
the sides instead OF az the bottom let the fat
drip into a receptacle where there is no FIRE,
regulate your heat with the nicely OF chemical
experiment, That Is the whole art OF broillng.
and anybody can master II who has gas In his
kitchen.-Adr.
The sun., 1900-08-23
HANNAs SECOND SPEECH.
Tells About the Busincss Man In Politics and
what His Duties Are.

AsBURY PARK. Aug 22 After the enthu-
slastio Republican rally ut the Auditorium last
evening the speakers and local committeeman
adjourned TO the Hathaway Inn at Deal 10 at
tend banquet given In Senator Hanna's honor.
Senator Hanna was induced 20 make a short
address TO tho diners and he gave regular
ten-minute heart-to-heart talk 10 tho leaders
and workers before him. He reminded them
that confidence was the foundation of business
prosperity. and declared that the business man
In politics was there because his deepest in
terests were affected by political conditions.
Men Of large affairs act in the future" the
Senator said. big enterprises cannot be In
auRurated and put into operation In day.
We are IN doubt to-day. but hope that that
confidence that can look to four years more
OF settled conditions That doubt may invtR-
crate ys TO greater efforts 70 insure the success
that viii insure that confidence.
Now l want to say something about the
business man in politics. II was In 1870 that |
frst left my desk 70 organize the business Mems
Every. man with an interest in the country
should take an interest In Us politics In 1880
carried the hod TO demonstrate their interest
In the issues AZ stake. When our employees
see US marching through the streets in order
To show % them that our business interests are
To be affected one way or the other by campaign
results they will take heed that their own views
Of the Issues are not befogged. The business
man In politics should set an example and he
will be recognized as n safer leader than an
orlceseeker or professional politician, lie
must not forget 10 extend help and sympathy
10 those who do real campaign work The issue
OF this campaign means 80 much TO American
business men that wa must see 70 II that by no
chance can defeat come TO VA from overcOnh-
dence or from apathy toward those who are
doing campaign work.
Not since the time Of Washington has n
President had to grapple with conditions so
momentous as those which have confronted
William Mckinley. lis trials have been sec
be feared a. possible autocrat and tyrant
when know from personal knowledge that
For his country he Is at work by day and at
prayer by night. fle looks 10 the men such
rs are here tonight TO stand by him and to
support him by every effort In fighting the
battle Of right. honor and patriotism"
The sun., 1900-08-23
BUTLBR's FIGHT ON sTEvEYsoN.
Letters to Populist National Committeemea
Urging Opposition TO Him.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. 22. Indiana Popu-
list leaders have been apprised Of a scheme
TO overthrow Adlai +. Stevenson when the
Popust National Committee meets az Chicago
next week 10 select a successor to Charles A.
Towne as the Populist candidate for Vice
President Their information is that an on
position is being worked up that may lead 10 he
defeat OF Stevenson and the selection OF a POpu-
list in his place. The leader of the opposition
10 Stevenson is Senator Marion Butler OF North
Carolina chairman of the Populist National
Committee, lie has written "A letter TO John
Medert OF this city, member of the National
COMMITTEES for Indiana, in which he counses
against the nomination Of Stevenson.
Mr.. Medert will not disclose the contents Of
the letter which he received yesterday but he
admits that similar letters have been written
20 all the mem bers OF the National COMMITTEES
and that there Is a strong opposition In Populist
ranks against placing Stevenson on the Pop
ulist National ticket Mr.. Medert says that this
arises from the fact that though stevenson
supported the ticket four years ago, he was not
supposed to be heartily in sympathy with the
platform and there Is a question in many minds
IL he Is really a silver man at all.
The sun., 1900-08-23
"cALL 1T MILITARIsM. ~ YoU WILL.
Congressman Hill Refers TO Our Troops In
China-NilI support Them Every TINE.

GREENWICH, Conn. Aug. 22-The Greenwich
Farmers Club held its annual picnic and clam
bake at lockwood Lake Grove to-day and
nearly 1000 persons were in attendance. Dur
ing the afternoon Congressman f. J. Hill OF
Norwalk Mayor Dillon OF New Rochelle and W.
H. Ely OF Tarrytown spoke. Congressman Hill
spoke on the American Congress. At the be-
ginning he told OF Gen. Chafee thun dering at
the gates OF Pekin, and added:
You may call IL miitarism. ~ you will but
your Representative will vote for an army large
enough to protect American citizens any
where"
Mr. Hill said that half the speeches printed
IN the Congressional Record and distr-
buted by mail TO farmers were never
spoken. but were written at home and printed
under leave TO print and no stock should he
taken in them. The reason why there
were IL. .220 bills presented at the last Congress
and only ? 600 reported back 20 the Congress.
1859 of which were passed. he said was because
many members introduced bills for the sole
purpose OF pleasing those at home and having
them noticed In the home papers
The sun., 1900-08-23
New Military Attaches at Berlin and st. Peters.
burg

WASHINGTON Aug. 22.-Under the instruo-
tlons OF the Secretary OF War the Adjutant-
General of the army has cabled instructions
to Major John B. Kerr. Tenth United
state r, o., arn,S' J,t;S' ;T 1 dupd'i 70 Perlh ana
instructions have been cabled 20 Capt Slocum
Eighth United States Cavalry, now at
Lisbon, TO repair to 81. Petersburg Capt
Slocum has just returned from duty in the field
with the English army in South Africa, where
he was sent 10 report upon the operations ot
that army. He Is a graduate Of the Infantry
and Cavalry School OF the class of 1883 He
was appointed 20 the army from New York
Major Kerr IL a cavalry officer of ability and
distinction; he !s n native of RentIsky having
entered West Point from that State in 1895 He
was graduated In 1870. when he was assigned
TO the Sixth Cavalry, with which he served until
his transfer TO the Tenth Cavalry ~ October.
1895. He was badly wounded in the Santiago
campaign. He has for year been on duty In
Paris in connection with the Exposition.
The sun., 1900-08-23
FRAUD In BOSTONS VOTE.
$4,000 NAMES DROPPED FROM THE
CITy'S OFFICIAL LIST.
Two-Tbirds of These Are From Democratic
Wards-More Than 1000 Names From
Ward 8-These Names Were Voted On In
December Last. but the Assessors Cane
Find the yoters-Other Lapses Discovered.

December Last. but the Assessors Cane
Find the yoters-Other Lspses Discovered.
BosToN, Aug. 22.--Convincng proof Of the
fraudulent methods employed last year in
swelling the voting lists Of this city for Demo-
cratic cam paign purposes are found In the voting
listcomplete ted yesterday by the Board ofElecton
Commissioners More than 800 names have
been dropped from the list in Ward 6because. al
though majority Of those names were voted on
IN December 1892 the assessors, In making
their rounds IN May. found no such names at
the addresses given In the voting list OF lust
year. All such names were dropped from the
list. The total number OF names dropped Is
10, 4se The voting list for the December cleo
ton contained l02.s75 names. To-day It con-
tains only ~ 4s9 names The banner ward In
the city is the Twentieth ward. a strong Repub-
llcan ward. where only 20l names were dropped
from the list, In four other wards, the Seventh.
Eighth. Ninth and Tenth. there was Il great
falling of The three former are Democratic
and the Tenth ward Is a Republican ward.
The total number Of names dropped from
eleven Republican wards is 5.i?0 and from
fourteen Democratic wards lOSlS.
MIR Burlen OF the Board Of Election Com
missioners said this morning:
Il cannot explain the large falling OF in
Ward 8. ! suppose that there musst have
been a larger number OF unsettled residents
people who lived there for a year or so and
then moved away. This Is found IN every
ward. but Ward shows bigger fall ug of
than before. aud the other wards are not in
proportion 10. r.s,a.n,,s, vards tbs oomparson
OF this year with last shows very little differ
ence In Ward ~ few names were dropped
this year. The odging-honse districts are
the ones that always show falling on at this
The sun., 1900-08-23
COFFgY MAKES A KICK.
wants TO Know why the Red Hook Enroll
ment Books Are Not Ready.

Senator Michael J. Ccffey. who ia making n
big effort to maintain his political hold In the
Ninth Assembly district in Brooklyn In opposi-
ton TO the wishes OF the regular Democratic
managers, called yesterday at the office Of the
Board OF Elections in that borough and ELI
tered strong complaint in reference TO the sus-
books In his district. He had been anxiou usly
waiting for the books for several days. as they
would be absolutely necessary in planning his
fight for the primaries next Tuesday, and he
was indignant 10 find that all the other lists
had been furnished. while those in his district
were missing. lie averred that the Democratic
managers were probably responsible for the
delay. and he denounced such mean tactics In
political warfare. "a,
Chief Clerk Neal assured him thatthe election
officials were not parties TO such scheme, and
that the delay In preparing the list OF Red Hook
Democratic voters was unavoidable He also
assured him that the books would be completed
this morning. Senator Cofey Is confident that
he will be able to hold the district.
The sun., 1900-08-23
THINKS THEY WILL NAME STEVENSON.
Secretary OF the Popuiist National Committee
Denies the Story of a Quarrel.

LINCOLN, Neb, Aug. 22-Vigorous denials
are entered at Populist National Headquarters
here TO the story sent out from Chicago last
night that vice-C Chairman Edmiston and Secre-
tary Edgerton ore at odds over the question
of whether Stevenson shall be indorsed or a
miston left this morning 10 attend the Topeka
notification ceremonies, but Edgerton said that
tions between himself and Mr.. Edmiston are
harmonious and both are agreed that the best
interests OF the pnrty dictate the Endorsement OF
Stevenson, Some contention Is expected at
the committee meeting next Tuesday. Secre-
tary Edgerton expressed the belief that the
committee will name Stevenson.
The sun., 1900-08-23
THE TAATEROS RELEASE ORDERED.
Seized at Manila a Year AGO From Her
Filipino Owner.

wAsHINGToN. Aug. 20 The acting Secretary
OF the Navy TO-DAY directed the release by the
United States authorities at Manila OF the
steamer Taalero seized by Admiral Watson in
September, 500. on the charge OF engaging in
illegal traffic. The. Taalern was owned by
Leon hpacble a Filipino, who since the eiZure
has protested loyalty TO the United States
The reasons for directing the release OF the
vessel were the same as those in the case OF
the steamer Abby. taken by Admiral Dewey for
CARRYING arms and ammunition 10 the Philip
pines namely thatthe case could not be adj judged
nearer to Manila than San Francisco, and IL In
volved too much uncertainty and considerable
expense. The Taalero had been used since her
seizure ~ the Port Captain OF Manila.
The sun., 1900-08-23
SORRY. THEY STRUCK.
Bridge workers Protest Against the Action Of
Their Union,

The action OF the Bridgemen's and House
smiths Union In declaring a strike on the New
East River Bridge is not approved by the men
on the Williamsburg side Of the structure who
went out in sympathy with those who were
employed on the Manhattan tower 4 report
was sent out yesterday by the contractors
that unless the strikers returned TO work thoir
places would be filed by other men. The
Williamsburg strikers held n MEETING Yesterday
and protested against the action OF the union
i'm declaring n strike when the men wero per-
iectly satisfied with the way things were going.
Some OF the Williamsburg men are indignant
because they were not consulted as to the
advisability Of declaring the strike.
The sun., 1900-08-23

oeeding along this theory, and they cypress
tho utmost confidence that Mr.. Coer will get
the support Of the Kings county delegates
of the attitude Of the machine toward him.
Mr.. Mclaughlin. and his lleutenants are op-
posed 10 Mr.. Coler and will not accept him as
eral times.
Former senator hin Ia coming TO town to-
day' Chairman Frank Campbell Of the state
Committee was expected last night hut did not
arrive. lie will probably be here to-day.
Mayor Mcclure OF Syracuse. tho chairman Of
day this week
The sun., 1900-08-23
HOLIDAY PRICES WANTED.
Coakmakers Hurrying Up Settlements with
Manufacturer TO Pront by Business Urgency.

Al the headquarters OF the cloakmakers'
union, First avenue. 1t was said yesterday that
the union Is leaving no stone unturned 20 settle
the question OF wages and hours of labor with
the manufacturers within the next fortnight
without strikes. This Is because the Jewish
holidays begin in about n month, and the cloak
makers want 10 have at least fortnight Of
work before the holidays begin.
People all over the East Side are spending
money TO be in readiness for the Jewish holidays
said Secretary Guyer OF the union; Every body
Is busy preparing for the demand for goods a
the high wages when there il a rush of work +"
He said that 1000 cloakmakers had settled
with their employers since Monday without
going on strike.
The sun., 1900-08-23
BRYAN ~ THE WEST.
Nebraska Man Says the Democratic Leader
VIII Cnrrx Only Two Western Statcs.

BosToS. Aug 22,-Frank Bacon of the United
States Land ONCE resident of North Platte.
Neb.. and whose time Is sTent in travel. was a
caller at the headquarters OF the Republican
state Committee this morning Bryan,s
prestige and personal popularity VIII
give him Nebraska,' says Mr. Ba-
con. There Is no use in the. Republicans
figuring that they can carry that state Ihe
silver sentiment will give him also Colorado.
but these are the only states In the West he
will carry. Anti-imperialism cuts no figure nt
all In the West We d MT hear any talk about
IL. The Pacific slope Is solid for expansion
Western Republicans cant understand what
about"
The sun., 1900-08-23
Mailoney on the stump.

Joseph +. Maloney. the Socialist Labor
party's candidate for President has started in
10 stump the State in the interests OF the party
by delivering AZ least one speech n night and
visiting u different city each night. lie will
speak in Richmond borough Tonight and IN
Yonkers tomorrow night. Beginning next
week he will visit NewburRh. Peeksklll. Albany,
Troy Schenectady, Johnsiown. Gloversville
Utica. syracuse. Auburn. Rochester. Batavia
and Buffalo
The sun., 1900-08-23
Movements OF Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. Aug. ?2.-The Runboat Will
mnRton has arrived at Montevideo. The cruiser
MONTGOMERY has siiled from st, Thomas for
New York, the Guam station ship Yosemite
from CavitS for Guam, and the supply vessel
Standish from Annapolis for Lynn Haven Bay
with fresh provisions for the naval cadets
practice ship Chesapeake.
The sun., 1900-08-23
Senator Hin Coming 60 Town To-day.

ALBANY. Aug. Ex-senator Hill will 60 TO
New York city tomorrow. When asked about
his plans tonight he declined to give any in
formation. except TO say that he was going on
q business trip.
The sun., 1900-08-23
Hudson County Labor Day Celebration.

Labor Day in Hudson county. n. j.. will be
observed by the Central Labor Union, the Social
Democratic party and the Building Trades
Council OF Hudson county in the form Of CON-
bined parade followed by a picnic In a West
HobOken park
The sun., 1900-08-23
Republican Harmony in Tennessee.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Aug. 22.-It Is prob
able that both the Brow now and Evans fac
tions OF the Republican party will withdraw
their candi dates for Governor and hold new
convention 10 be participated in by both fac
tons. A compromise candidate will be named.
The sun., 1900-08-23
Cholera Raging In Bom bay.

WAsHINGToN. Aug. 22.-1n a telegram to the
State Department Consul Fee at Bombay says
that cholera is raging there.
The sun., 1900-08-23

TOrsTER BAY. j. l., Aug. 22.-Gov. Roosevelt
Is busy on campaign matters and there were
no new developments to-day in the Gardner or
Ice Trust cases. The Governor had for his
guest to-day Baron Won Sternburg, First
Secretary OF the German Embassy at Washing
tan
The sun., 1900-08-23
Two to One on Mckinley.

A wager OF 81 90 on Mckinley at odds Of 10
was made yesterday by Z. A. sithel Of The
Stock Exchange.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-02
NASI AGENCl.

Upowatnieni "a do kolektowa.
MIA abonamentu W1ARusA nsstepu
lacy nasi agenci mielsoowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. - Franoiszek
WardYn.
BAY CITY, Mich. - Alexander
N~iedzielski, 1914 - l8 Str.
BALTIMORE: Fir. Ziarnowsk,
7l2 s. Bond Str.
\, Kniter os6 We'll I'll.
NANTICOKE Pa.-Fr. Jab}onsk
NORTH PRAIRIE. - Jan kin.
ger.
OAK HILL. - st. Pogorzelski.
PIKE LAKE Wis. g. Adam
Bambenek.
WILN0 MINI. IF. J. Grochowski
TOWN LAKE, pod Chicago. -
Jsssf Ssrafnlak, 1900 Hermitage
! s.# , Ave. !
Ind; i !
5s,' 81 IL i. T1vsbiatowSR
,s s1o1 e Walsst
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-02

sAS as@aNa sSsss#AsMMSzs Sssssssa NeNax@ssss @ sSaSSssss@ @s# gass.sS gAg...as
nick. ktoryn ME mogI| zn'ese
dluzej salln1 i I zadal VT
sic e swa zona'
4 gdy mu jei fa anil wzbro-
Mia wstepu do swego domu
Laznicki " przystepie rozpa-
czy odebral sob zycie wy
strzalem I r%ewolveru: Ma.
wiest 0 smierci meta, Anna
ciezko zachorowala.
CHICAGO. Ill. 49, Dwie
d~ziewczyny Anna j Ma'go-
RATA Pooh. mieszkajace p. n
351 N. Franklin st. przy-
p|acily zyciem swa nicostroz-
nose. Czyscily one stan'k'
|gazolina, poczem zabraly sic
do kruzowania wlos6w. Ale
zaledwo jedna z Mich potaria
zapaika, W tel chwili nasta.
pila eksplozya i obie dziew-
czyny stanely W ogniu. Po-
czatkowo p~r6bowaly nlest
ratunek jedna drugiei ale
wkr6tce wybieg}y obie ma
dw6r i ]ak dwie p}onace POI
|chodnie poczely biegat "
kolo domu. Ma ratunek dziew-
czynom pospi:szono. cdl
kiedy obie take odnios}y
poparzenia, re W dwie go
dziny pc ~wypadku skona}y.
TOLEDO, O. Pan A. A.
Paryski. wydawca AMERYK1,
wskutek nawalu piracy zda'
ca}kowicie r~edagowanie swo-
gazety panu Tomaszowi Sic"
miradzkiemu kt6ry zobowia
raj sic redagowa6 ia W kie-
runku przyjetym przez paos
Paryskiego.
PRED SEDZ1A POLL
|CYJNYM W Cleveland, O..
Kennedy toczyl sic ciekawy
process o. kanarka! Jar
Wagner zosta} oskarzony {
kradziez rzeczonego .ptaszks
przez Jana Kaufman. Jak sit
wykazalo, kanarek nie costa
skradziony z klatki, ale gdJ
buja} pc swiezem powietrzu'
Sedzia Kennedy zadecydo'
wal. re ptak ma wolnej sto-
pie ME nalezy do nikogo,
!gdy go sic z}owi ME jest, tt
kradzieza. Ma sic rozumiec, x
Wagner zostal uwolnionym
Ina kanarka nsbytego tanin
kosztem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-02

WOJNA CHINSKA trivia Ia
ledwie cd kilku tygodni a pomimo
to dobrze dala sic juz uozuc tutej-
szemu handlow1. Me tylko, &c her.
bata ohid'ka postoo1yfa n'els "
Genie, ale W handful wywozowym
do Chin nast4pi}a kompletnia sta
gnacya, q kompanie asekuracyjne
ME chca przyjmowat asekuracyi ma
towary wysylane do Chin.
WsKUTEK ZABURZEN o.
g6lnych W Chinach, cena gorszej
bawelny spadia, gdyz bawa}na ia
jest wYwozona przewaznie do Chin.
Peklarnie chicagoskie sprzedaja
wiele miesa " blaszankach ola
wolsk europejskich wybierajacych
sic do Chin.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-02
z GAYLORD, Mich

w duiach l6. II, Is, 10 lipcs
mielismy tutaj uroozystose jake
nasza parafia jeszcze nlgdy ME
misla. Is. Lipca przypad{o 6wieto
Natki Boski szkaplerznej, patronki
naszego koscio}a. We wtorek II.
rozpocze}o sic 4o~gcdzinaie nabo-
zenstwo i pierwsza Komunia sw.
dzieci, kt6rych przystapi}o SO. W
krode Is. wsp6lna komunia sw.
wszystkich polskich towarzystw
meskich, i poswiecenie kam:enia
wegielnego ped nowy polski kos
ci6} sic tn budujacy, przez ks. A.
Roche z Bay City, ktory byl upo-
wazniony do tego przez Ks. blskupa
Richter'a z Grand Rapids, kt6ry
" tym csasle bed2c " stan.s Ken
lucky ME mog} przybYt.
Ks. proboszczowi Skorema
przybyli do pomocy nastepujacy
ksieza: rs. NJ. Matkowski z Grand
Rapids, Mich, ks. E. Koz}owski z
Bay City. Mich , ks. A. Lipinskl
re Saginaw, ks. S. Sosnowski ks.
E. CoIdwell Cheboygsn, Ks. Lefe-
bvre / ks. A. Lamontague Z Pin
coming. Mich, ks. D. Malone 2
Midland, Mich, i ks. Dequoy z
Blach River, Mich.
w czwartek 10. komunia
wspdlna trzech tow. nlewiast
wleczorem 1akonczenie uroozyato-
Sci. ABB n Mt.
pLAclo. "A W1ARUsA!
.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-02
Y INV POlsllkli,i1!lclI''hl!!ll'
y a CE.

KS. KONSTANTY FRY
DRYCHOWICZ 2 Poniato-
wa, Wis, przejezdtal "
Czwartek, Is Lipca, : adwo.
katem p. Frawley : Eau
Claire, Wis, do La Crosse
edzie ma process wobec KS.
biskupa Schwebacha. Zarzu-
ell on ks. A. Care, swemu
poprzednikowi na probostwie
Po~niatowie, re przenie-
wierzy} kilka set para6alnych
pieniedzy. lecz ks. Cara mole
%udowodnit, re temi pieniedz'
mi zaplacii mortgage. ciazacy
ma majatku para6alnym.
Ztad process miedzy tyml
dwoma kaplanami pred
biskupem.
Z - rs,
Misicki postawil ma swojem
gazeta kt6rej dano ma imie
,Kuryer ~Pennsylwahski''. a
kt6rei wlasclwsze miano by
LOBBY ,,Blagier Shamokidski'
- nareszcie wykl6la z jajka
Ma plebanii i ma organist6w-
&c, czyli, jak m6wia, ma
Szwagrowie, radose ogromna.
7 trzeba przyzna6, jest
czego sic cleszyt. kto "
interes ME wlozy} ami ceots
Il tylko zrecznym fortelen
doszedl do szczytu "poboz"
nych" swych marzeh, ter
-s ~ 11--S .
Me lie jeszcze W tel nasze
/ Ameryce, skoro narodek tai
dzielnie MONA naciaga6! Ca
zeta naturalnie zy6 dlugo ME
bedzie. przetrwa co najwyze.:
okres politycznego zniwa i ne
tenn koniec.
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