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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-11-29
AMERICANS AMBUsHED.

Manila, November pa detachment
OF the Third u. s. Infantry was ana
bushed Saturday near halolos. 1hs
Ladrones fred a volley at the Amen-
cans, killing two privates OF Company
z. and wouuding three. The insurgents
escaped into a swamp.
Numerous insurgent bands have be@
dispersed and considerable QuaAtitiss
Of stores destroyed In the province 81
Buiacan by General Grants eYsuntsa
scouts.
General Rates reports the sspture q
thirty-three insurgents. six - vhosa
murdered seven persons last Spring.
While returning by steamE o de-
tachment of Americans landsA at SEA-
Vicente and attacked q body of rebefs.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-11-29
HIS PRIDE WAS HURT.
ICharlotte ObSerVer.)

One of the negroes, Charles Bennett
arrested on the excursion from Gam
don here Friday night, fell PACK upon
his dignity when officer blach toia M,
70 consider himself a prlsohei' anu
said: oe 11r
,.oors and my mother is strong and
healthy at 81. She is on this train. ;,
hora seven brothers and they are ail
.rraacbers am the only one of the
sa,,;Iv ever arrested, and this is the
arst time. 1t is a shame. My name Is
Charlcs Winfield Bennett.
AS soon as a bond vas fixed, Bennel'
courhed up the cash and went free. ne
left the station, frothlng at the ilious ID
...;.h anger against the Charlotte ne
cro.,c Who caused the fight for taking
eo,t in which he was arrested.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-11-29

F'alroutn. E.. November 27.-The
British si?i- Tar AYRSHIRE, Captain
Douglas, from Iou:cue, August 18th for
the Charuei tas arrived here having
on board Calt2'n Zinc and thirty-eight
Of the crew Of t.e Italian steamer AS
sfduita. laden With cotton, which left
New Orlears Ccto3er 29th, via Norfolk,
November 9Th, for Genoa and Naples
The Assidu.ta vas abandoned on hre
November 10th n latitude 3S north and
longitude % west. The crew of the AS
siduita was transferred to the Lanark-
shire in a heavy sea, during which two
men were injured. When the Lanark-
shire arrived here her supplies of food
and water were exhausted.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-11-29

NHiHA.
Berlin. November o7-Andrew D.
White, the United States Ambassador,
to-day reiterated to the correspondent
Of the Associated Press that his recent
interview with Baron Won Richthofen.
the Secretary of Foreign Affairs, was a
mere discussion of the Chinese question.
Germany gave no refusal and does not
know whether she VIII make any an
swer to the United States suggestion.
The correspondent, from various
other sources. gathers the following
facts:
Germany, before replying to SeCrc-
tary Hays note, wishes to ascertain
from her diplomatic representatives at
the capitals Of the powers how the
other powers have received the United
States suggestion. Replies from the
representatives are expected within
forty-eight hours. If Germany, from
the answers, should find that grave
danger exists of Germanys Isolation
by not needing the United States sug-
gestiCns and insisting on extreme pun
ishuents, then Germany will answer
the United States favorably. If. how
ever Germany should find enough OF
the powers siding with her. then she
will adhere to her original demands.
Field Marshal Count Won Waldersee
reports that Colonel Armstedt, with a
small detachment of German troops,
has left Tien Tsin on a punitive expe-
ditiOn to Wa Sing Hsien and Nan Tsi
Sun, northwest of Tien Tsin.
Colonel Norcks column left Kalgan
for Pekin November 23d.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-11-29
CHAMBERLAIN AND THE TRUSTS

London. November 27.-Joseph Cham
berlain, Secretary Of State for the
Colonies, replying to incessantly re-
peated accusations that he is a shave
holder in companies prOfting by gov
ernment contracts. has made I'll" fol-
lowing statement to ]. II. /. WanhHn 4,
member Of Parliament for Central
Bradford. with the inteptiOn Of hay-
ing it published:
Il hold a very small portion Of the
capital If the Birmingham Trust. ! 10
not know and never have known any
thing about it's investments, which, Of
course are constantly changing.
II did not know it had any invest
ment in the company called the Tubes.
limited" and I did not know that the
conpary was interested in government
business I was not aware of these facts
when | asserted in the House Of Com
mons that I had no interest. direct r
Indirect in any firm supplying mill
tary stores to the Government.
tColIected for Longrnan's Maoa7ine1
The blood in the body is taken by
means Of tubes to the heart and there
detained
A volcano is a burning mountain that
has a creator and throws oUt melted
rocks.
] came sore and conquered
His brain was seething with grand
ideas in all directions.
If the earth did not revolt we should
always have equn nights an5 days.
Stored in some tr"uscr-house =
mighty kings
The Iugs are organs If execration.
The priest of Midjan Tep-oved -
daughters for not inviting Moses t1
come TO tea
When Moses mother hid him in tie
ark among the bulwarks she did moi
forget to give the baby It's bottle.
Pig iron is what they make the nose
rings Of pigs.
A watershed Is a shed for keeping
4 water in. --
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-11-29
A NEGRO GAMBLER SHOT TO
FIECES.

Lake CITY, Fla November pa ne
sro named Spencer Williams was shot
to pieces near this city to-day by
n1ob of men. Williams, who recently
arrived from Pensacola, last night snot
ond dangerously wounded City MarshaI
strange and William Strickland, ous,
mess man of this city. The marsnal
was trying to arrest the negro "heh no
turred on him and fred. AS Soon eS
news OF the shooting became
,-ro,rn citizens armed themselves ana,
fnrnoins a posse, followed the negro on
tbis tTt - morning in a swamp. The negro
.hls @ ,,taralS shot pieces. fully two
hundred bullets being fourd IN as nl,
hody. The body was oro]Sht nv
town and placed in front OF the n~c oou
house gate, wnefe n curious w crowd. :,
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-11-29
A PLOT AGAINST ROBERTS LIFE

London, November 27-The War Of
fee publishes the following dispatch
from Lord Roberts, dated Johannes
burg, November 26:
''As reports Of a plot against my life
will probably reach you, l think you
should know the facts. 1t is believed
that there was a plot in existence; and
five Italians, four Greeks and one
Frenchman were arrested November
l6, and are now awaiting trial. Their
Intentions were to explode a mine un-
der St Mary's Church during the
morning service, held at II o'clock on
November 49,
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-11-29
MAY END IN WAR.
rHE TURKISH GOVERNMENT WILL
LISTEN TO REASON.

rbe Relations Between the Two Gov
eFnments Becoming Norc Acute
The Porte Insists Upon What IL
Considers its Rig chts-1he Presence
of the Battleship Kentucky May
Make q Marked Difference In the
Situation.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-11-29
KILLED IN y RAILROAD ACCI
DENT

Birmingham, Ala, November III
The engine cf an extra west-bound
freight train on the Kansas City, Mem
phis and Birmingham railroad Jumped
the track while running at full speed
this afternoon rear Horse Creek
twenty-five miles west OF here. Inc
locomotive turned over down an en-
hankment and was followed by three
cars One man killed ana three
NOlrndfl-
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-11-29
AS THE SMALL BOY WROTE 1T.
(Hous ehOld.)

A teacher in one of Boston's puollc
schools had instructed her pupils IN
hygiene. and toward the end of the
term wishing to see how we'll they
could remember, told them to each
write out a little story of the human
body. The following is copied from the
STORY" one small boy named neF' "..n
tho confident assurance that he knew
it was all right, for he had studied very
hard over it:
"The human body is divided into
three parts: the head, the thorax' ana
the abdomen. -
THE head contains the brains, II
there are any; the thorax contains the
heart and the vital organs; ana the
abdomen the vowels, of which there
are FIVE. a. e, i, o. and u, and sometimes
W and y"
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-11-29
A WFLL-KNOWN EDITOR DEAD

New York, November 27.-RObert f.
A. Dorr, president Of the Mall and Ex-
press Company and publisher or that
paper, died at his home in this city to-
day. Death was due to a complication
of diseases. Mr.. DOrr had been in Ill
health for about six months.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-11-29
SAFE BLOWN OPEN.

Clanton, Ala. November IA cafe
In the Judge Of PrODate's office was
blown open Sunday night and about
$500 and some papers were stolen. Inc
expIosi0n broke several windows In the
courthou5.. and otherwise damaged the
building There is no clue.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-11-29
SCARCITY OF COAL CAUSES A
SHUTDOWN.

birmingham. Ala, November n
Two mills Of the Republic Iron ana
Steel Company closed down to-day De
cause Of a scarcity Of coal. For elgh-
teen months the coal mines in this GEO.
tion Of Alabama have not been able ~
meet the demands.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-11-29
THE WIRELESS TELEGRAPHT

Iordon November 2S.-Signor Mar
conf. according to the Daily Express,
has practically solved the question OF
ocean transmission by wireless tsls-
graphy and soon will be able TO use his
svstem across the Atlantic.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-11-29

montgomery, Ala, November T.-
Both houses Of the Alabama Legisla-
ture to-day voted for United States
Senator. John T. Morgan receiving
every ballot cast. The result will be
formally announced in joint session to-
morrow.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-11-29
THE WAR STAMP TAX.


rhc State supreme Court Rules that
Prescribe Rules OF Evidence for
State Courts az Document Nos
Fearing a Federal stamp Was De.
MED Admission as Evidence.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-11-29

IR Rain 81. K lNt
NORTHBOUND
Lv. Eliz City daily lex. Sun) 2:45, pm
Al, Norfolk, AS, pm.
L.v. EIiz City, Tue. Thur. &Sat $50, an
Ar. Norfolk " Sc. II:OO, n n
>OUTHOUND
Nv. Elz. City daily Tex Sun)II 40, al
Ar. FdentOn I" 12:4", p Il
Al Behaves " $40, pm
Lv EIz City Tue Thu & Sat SIS, pm
Ar. EdcntOu O:55 p II
FTrains stop at all intermediate
stations
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-11-29
THE CHINESE PROBLEM.
THE SESSION OF THE CABINET DE.
VOTED TO IT'S CoHsI IDERATION.

of sccrefary Hay I'm Almost Every
DetaiI-RegaYdless OF FIR. Conger's
Disposition the United States Stiis
About srch Changes a. are Indis.
pensable and are Necessary for the
Peace OF the World
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-11-29
THE POPE'S HEALTH.

-%r1- Wv r7TTry-r ---The Pope, who
is quite we'll. received a number OF
bishops to-day and presided over two
hours meeting Of the congregation OF
rites.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-11-29

,oz here Win the las, -" -
arllsr s r.norted a loss CT one to seven
nave acb The fatality list will prooa-
biy exceed s00-
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-11-29
TRA AIN SERVICE.

In effect Sept. 24th 1900
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-12

told the Japanese that they wogF
to work harder than they had
the Captain was away. At NON
court adjourned until O'Clock
afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Attorney Kinney still had the nj
when the court resumed at Cd
He questioned him very closely
gard to the rice and water and
knocking off of work on the pan
japanese.
How many times did you aI
rice?" asked Kinney.
Two or three times"
Before the shooting occurred,
were you given rice last?"
I'VE had some rice on Satg
morning for breakfast; irwas let
from the night before"
when was the time that you
supposed to get your rice?"
AT noon on Saturday"
What time did you go for IT.
The cook went about II o'cletk
Did he get any?"
No"
What did he tell you?"
He said that the boss said We
not get any rice unless We WORKED
Were you willing to work.
THE boss told us to get out
went to our quarters.
What occurred about G O'Clock n
evening, when you went to the pad !
to see the boss"
I'VE went to ask for rice"
why did you go to the platM
ask for rice?"
I'VE We're very weak for VA
food, and we went to talk it Owe;
the boss to see if we couldn't gsi
rice"
You were all very weak"
yes"
How long had you been
food?"
I'VE had no rice for lunch a.
| didn't have any for supper"
And you had not been worhR
ing the day."
No"
iltn you were Ilpl ~ NNif
I'VE felt a little weak, have
food"
Which bothered you most
or no work."
I'VE were hungry and weak on
willing to work"
About 8 o'clock Kinney was
with the first witness. He had "
ed him most thoroughly, asking
Vulnerable questions, and briHgs|
many interesting things. Shire =
dicted himself once or twice aha
rather a serious tangle once, oa1
most careful witness, and took \
very coolly, never losing sehf1
sion.
THE SECOND WITNESS
| Okamu was the second Wins
the prosecution. High SnerlA !.
did not hold him long, and sooh \.
him over to Kinney. Okamu W ~
! most the same story as was ".
Shire. He said that all OF lls
men fired at the japanese ~
platform. He didn't see Goto -
cause he ran away when the NJ Ias.
was fired. He said that the VIE.
pointed their revolvers at lhs
when four or five men staI'vu
on the platform in the eyenihs'
/ CAPTAINS SON FIRED Flh'
| Okamu testified that Captain
GERS son fired the first shot ~
platform. He said all the VIZ
| fired shots from their revolVels.
the Captain cried Go ahss.
ahead!!" they all fired from w
| form. Both Okamu and shilv
that none of the japanese cam
hoop-iron weapons shown u
when they went to the piatioI' ~ n
said they were used in fishing
was questioned by Kinney
length on the rice matter. ~ -,
to the method of dealing ou' -
at noon one week and in the
the next week, and the reason.
for, was being Strengthened w. ~.
Judge Wilcox adjourned court 49,
o'clock this afternoon. ,.,.,
The Japanese Consul, MIX 20 90,
an attentive listener at the
ton.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-12
WANTS TO REMAIN
Corporal Battney, First Reg
Applies to High Snei''

Corporal Battney OF "E 80
First U. S. Infantry, yesteiu' 9,
personal application to hisr 4
Brown, asking that his name = M
on the applicant list for a pos : :,
the Mounted Patrol. The hlsL IN
was favorably impressed 1T
young soldier, and gave INN N
reference so that in appl!ins
discharge at Manila or else", n.
letter will stand to his cream -
charge application. hoy b
Battney is an ideal soidie, .r,r d
pearance, and his regular a. -
ing has made him q strd % rssr
wiry young fellow. He Is - q
and Captain Fox believes A. 81
make q splendid addition 10 ~
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08
*. Frankowski,
IL h~OrnatOu$ki
17Q w Whitino InI
4 Jersey City, N. j.
GminG POLsEa,

Ma posiedzeniu ostatniem Gminy DO
stanowiono zwo}ac wszystkich prezesow
Tub delegatow grup Zwiazkowyoh W
celu urzadzenia obohodu Konstytuoii
3go Maja. ~Posiedzenie W tym oelu od-
bedzie sic d. 16 maroa, W piatek VIE
czorem, W sail OBJ. Wilusza, 104 Morris
str.
Wiadomo ca}ej publicznosci polskiej,
Re wszystkie obohody narodowe, UREA.
diane przez Gmine Polska W Jersey
City, robi}y wrazenie ma s{uohaczaoh,
tax re strony m6woow jak i zachowy-
wanna sic p~ublicznosci W spokoju i sku.
pieniu ducha. Many przeto nadzieje,
re j obchod 3go Msjs W ten sam sposob
sic odbedzie. Zapraszamy wieo ma
pierwsze posiedzenie wszystkie grupy i
towarzystwa, cbcace brad W obohodzie
udzial.
Delegat6w Gminy Zwiazkowej "a.
wiadamiam, re posiedzenis tsJze beda
sic odbywa}y nadal W ostatni czwartek
kazdego miesiaca, pod No. 104 Morris
str.
p. Biatecki, sekr. Gminy.
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S. T

TItknY II KAT
pla Srowany
zfotem ZegA
rex, Il praw-
DIVA aInery-
kanska ma
szynerya ma
lat 2Ogwaran.
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r 0 ola MEZCZYZN.

Kazdy mezczyzna, kt6ry napisze do
State Medical Institute, 553 Elektron
Building, Fort Wayne, Ind, otrzyma dar-
mo ma probe paczke znakomitego lekar-
silva, ktore wyleczyio tysiace mezczyzn.
cierpiacych przez lata ma sfabosci powsta.
re wss utek nierozsadnego zycia W INTO
dosci, ma przedwczesny upadek sif, Ultra
te pamiecii, boil krzyza | zawr6t giowy.
frzyslJ ACRE" W zwyczajnej kopercle.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08
Il Westville, Ill.
NO1oQ QruDd.


Opusciwszy Chicago, osiedlilem sic
tutaj i rozpatrzywszy sic, zauwazy3em,
re W okolioy tel, zamieszka{ej lioznie
przez polak6w i litwin6w, ME ma CRU.
Ply Il. N. P. Znalaz}em rome iowa.
rzystwa. leoz 'grupy wv. ME by3o. Roz.
m6wiwszy sic wiec z obywatelem tutej-
szym' P. Rybiokim, zorganizowalismy
grupe' ktora zostala przyjeta do zwiaz.
ku dnia q styoznia +. b. i zowie sic
nG6rnik". Many uadzieje, ze grupa
nasza bedzie sic rozwijala i krzewila i
my swej Praoy ME bedzieuy ustawali,
ohooiaz i tutaj mielismy DUO wrogow,
kt6rzy nam W pracy przeszkadzali. Po-
mimo przesladowah, doszlismy do oe.
lu i dzisiaj juz mozemy sic oieszyc
wlasnem towarzystwem. Ma przyszly
miesiao ma sic z nami zIaozyc wielu
braoi litwinow.
P~osiedzenia bedziemy odbywali W
kazda druga niedziele miesiaoa.
j. Il. Ry6icki, PREF.
st. RObasSeacski, sekr.
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Sprawy nader wazne, a mianowioie ty.
ozaoe sic Sejmu Nadzwyozajnego, jak
i wyb6r delegat6w ma tenae sejm, pre-.
to uPrasza sic wyzej wymienionych oby.
wall o punktualne stawienie sic kom.
plecie.
b. Ra6ierzyhski, sekr. Gminy.
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Il Detroit, Mich.
POSiedzenie qrup.

Niniejszem zawiadamiam braoi zwiaz.
kowcow W Detroit, Mich, IL og6lne pc
dzenie grup detroickich odbedzie sic
dnia Il marca, o godz. 2ej pc poludniu,
W Harmonic hall, rog Russell i Leland
ul. Celem posiedzenia tego jest ONO
wienie sprawy wyslania delegatow ma
Sem nadzwyozajny. Jest to sprawl
bardzo wanna, many wieo nadzieje, ze
nlkogo z mas braknac ME bedzie.
imieniu Gminy
FL Barahski, sekr.
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u Buffalo, N. Y.
W0zne

POsiedzenie nadzwyozajne Gminy
Polskiej'w Buffalo, N. Y. odbedzis sic
W poniedzisiek, dnia IL marca, o godz.
Sci wiecz., W lokalu Czytelni Polskiej,
ma ktore zaprasza sic wszystkiOh dele.
gat6w z ostatniego Sejmu XIII oraz
delegatoE Gminy Polskiej, prezes6w i
sekretarzy wszystkioh grup.
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WiadOmOsci Z~wiazkOwe.
Or. 9 10 Cleveland, O.

or. y 10 CIeCeIdnd, u.
Nadzwyczajne posisdzenie gr.5Tow.
Obrohoy Zwiazku, odbedzie sic dnia IL
maroa. Kaady czlonek ma sic stawit
pod kara Wiele waanyoh spraw do
za{atwienia. - j. Olsen, sekr.
Or. 2S9 10 Chicago.
Ma rooznem posiedzeniu tow. Obroh.
oy Korony Polskiej, odbytem dnia Is
lutego Z. b., nastepujaoa administrators
zfozy4a przysiege ma wiernos6 i sumien-
nose W wypelnianiu obowiazk6w ma rok
1900: Jak6b Szeszycki, prezes; FIR.
Bemka, wiosprezes; St. Szeszyoki, sekr.
prot; Piotr Skowrohski, sekr. fin.; NJ.
Kleczewski, kasjer.
q przykrosoia zaznaczam, ze byly
nasz prezes, OBJ. Wal. Bykowski, sta
nowczo sic arzek2 dalszego prezesostwa,
mann jednakae nadzieje, IL OBJ. w. By.
kowski jak do tego czasu, tax i nadal
Praoowac bedzie ma dobro tegoz iowa.
rzystwa i zwiazku N. P. / nadto ME
usunie sic cd dalszego ~zachecania i agi-
taoji ma rzecz Skarbu Narodowego, kt6-
ry jest ma ~vybawienie naszej rozdartei
Ojczyzny. Towarzystwo to p}aoi juz
jeden cent cd oz}onka m~iesiecznie.
Ojozyzna cd mas zada podatku sta}ego,
a wieo oddajmy Bogu 90 jest boskie-
go, a Ojozyznie co sic jej nalezy, a
wtenozas wypelnimy obowiazek i pos.
sanniotwo, jake ma mas ciazy.
Co sic tyczy nowego prezesa, OBJ. ia
koba Szeszyckiego, nam nadzieje, IL
tax samo jak byly prezes prowadzis
wzorowo posiedzenia, tax i nowy pod
zadnym pozorem z tel drogi ME zbo-
ozy. st. Szeszycki, sekr. prot, $50
32nd str.
Or. 233 20 New HaUen, Conn
Ma rooznem posiedzeniu tow. Mistrza
Jana Matejki obrano nastepujacy "a
Rad: Jan Grabowski, prezes; Kaoki,
wioe 'prezes; Aug. j. Schultz, sekr. fin.
prot; B. M~okrzyhski, kasjer. Zarazem
nadmieniam, ze posiedzenia odbywa6
sic beda W trzeOia niedziele miesiaoa, O
godz. 2 pc ~poiudniu, W dotyohozasowym
lokalu, Graz upraszam ozlonk6w O re-
gularne wnoszenie op4at. Wszelkie ko
respondenoje dotyczace gr. 233. prosze
adresowac: Aug. j. Schultz, 101 West
str.
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Tow.T. Kosciuszki W So.C Chicago 7 90
Razem $25 80
Towarzystwa i osoby, ktore pragna
jeszoze Przyczynic sic do tego dziela,
sd proszone o nades{anie skiadek iak-
n~ajpredzej.
s. Bdrszczenski.
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Siedem dni ozekalismy ma odpowiedz,
ale n~apr6zno. Jak correspondence
iona zmar3ego dowiadujemy sic, Sc.
kretarz grupy 449 ME tylko re MIC ME
uczyni}, ale nawet jej o nieszozesciu ME
zawiadomi}.
Me majao zadnej odpowiedzi ma diva
telegramy, my, nizej podpisani, zaje-
lismy sic pogrzebem, choao, zeby polak
katolik by& stosownie poohowsny. Ale
nasz ks. Kahellek z Hammond, Ind.
zada} r6znych dowod6w i formalnosoi,
ktorych ME bylismy W stanie dostawi6,
a oiaso musiaio bye p~ochowane jaknaj-
PREDICT. Ow ksiadz ME chcial nawet
podpisac pozwolenia (Permit), ably cia-
10 nieboszczyka mog3o bye poohowane
ma polskim omentarzu. Udalismy sic
wiec do ksiedza slowackiego Rajtany
W Robertsdale, kt6ry widocznie posia-
dal SERGE szlachetniejsze cd naszego
ksiedza W Hammond. KS. Rajtauy
przyja} cia}o do kosoio}a, odprawil Re.
QUEEN i wystawi} p~ozwolenie, tax, ze
ow opuszczony, nieszczesliwy nasz brat
zosta} pc katolioku ma omentarzu DO.
chowany.
TAX wiec, pragnao przys}uzyt sic,
napotkalismy wszedzie oziebiosc. Pc
pierwsze, obojetnos6 sekretarza grupy
449, ktory nawet zony nieboszozyka ME
zawiadomil, pc drugie, up6r jegomosoi,
ktory ME dba}, czy cia}o zmarlego be.
die pochowane we wspolnym dole ne.
DIARY, czy tez na polskim cmentarzu
Jeden ksiadz pozwolis poohowa6 ma
omentarzu, drugi ME. Dlaozego? Je-
den jest prawdziwym siuga Bozym,
drugi widooznie sluga mamony.
Taxi to los cz}owieka ma tel obozyz-
ME. Szukajac chleba ola swej rodziny,
udal sic W daleka strone, ME wiedzao,
90 "a los 60 ozeka.
My, nizej podpisani, zasylamy przeto
wdowie Agaoie Walnej nasze najgleb.
see wspo}ozuoie W TAX bardzo wielkiem
nieszozesoiu.
K. Frankowski,
II KornatouSki
czlonkowie gr. 479 W Whiting, Ind.
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skfadek ma dar cd narodu ola Henryks
oienklewicza W dwudziestopieoioletuia
rooznloe Jego Pracy ca polu literackiem.
OotychOzas ziozono ma mole rece ma.
stenuiaca o6oru
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I0r0hIxS kolektujeny natychmiast wszy-
Adl OUh stklm ludziom. kt6rzy ma 10 ME
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ssuo"e zaJScla (garnishesl, usuwamy zlych lokato-
row adwokaci | constable Zajmuja sic wszelkiemi
splaTaIi hatyChmiast. Mowtmy pc niemieCku 4
skandynawsku. Godziny cd $ rsno do : wieczorem:
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