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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-07
THE HOME CLUB BAND.
New Musical Organization Gives
Election Night Scrcnnde.

The Homo Club Concer; Band, under the
direction of Prof. e. p. Winters, spent half
an hour sercnading The Times last night,
selecting some of the most popular music
of the day. This excellent organization
has but lately came into existence. The
officers are: Joseph y. Caldwell, president;
Ed. Darnall, vice president; e. NJ Tansill.
secretary. and f.. W. Harshew, librarian.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-07

cWA i'd cot recommended 10,
OW HNAi everythins; bu; II you have
DnnT kidney. liver. or bladder
NOOt trouble II will be iourd Just
re remedy you need. At druggists in hrty
cent and dollar si1cs. You may have sample
bottle Of this wonderful new discovery by mail
tItc; also pamphlet telling ell about II and its
address Dr.. Eilmer Co.. RnshAntoa. y. Z.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-07
CROKGR'S BROKEN word
Bryan Gets Only 30. 00G Majority
in New York City.
Metropolitan Democrats Dumfounded
by the Result of the ElccttOn-UEiy
Rumors Concerning the Delin-
Quercy of Party Lenders-Hnnna's
LfeutcRnnts Celebrate the Victory.

NEW YORK, Nov. Richard Croker
has failed to keep his promise that Great
er New York would give MIR. Bryan 100.-
Geo majority. The Ncbraskan has received
approximately $1,000.
The vote of New York City for Presi
dent is. with a few missing districts, es-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-07
OREGON GOES TO M'KINLEY.
The Republican Majority Cut Dow
Nv ReRtstratiOn Mistakes.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov. 6.-Oregon
goes to Mckinley by 1900. The figures
would have been larger by three or four
thousand but for a registration muddle by
which many lost their votes.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-07
Samuel FriedIander & Co
Gent Sale
Wednesday

- with countless opportunities
for Wednesday buyers. Here's
a mine Of valuable necessities.
which will become Jour property
Tor the small sum OF 5 cents.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-07

MEEK Inlcy's Plurality in PittsburG.
PITTSBCRG. Nov. 6.-Mr. Mckinley s
plurality In Pittsburg is 1900 and in Allie
ghany County io, 900.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-10

The United States authorities do not
seem to have so much fear of the
plague as we have ourselves. Not only
did the Grant come to one of our
wharves, but some of her men were
ashore. They were as safe from plague
in Honolulu as they were safe from
smallpox in San Francisco. Too much
is thought of the danger of plague It
is bugaboo from the filth of the mid
die ages. 1t has never carried off as
many victims as other diseases when
sanitary science has met and fought it,
The day will come when a case of
plague will be no more feared than a
case of whooping cough The only
trouble now is that physicians do not
understand it, and on the principle of
''omne ignotum pro mirabile'' it is
dreaded, and community has to suffer,
but greater than Jenner will arise,
and it may be that we have found him
in Haffkine.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-10

long to the sea. There could be enough
water stored in Nuuanu Valley during
the wet weather to tide us over any Of
the dry spells that come along.
AS to the quality of the valley water,
the fevers which are quoted certainly
do not come from the use of It. 1t is
the old story of give dog bad name.
1t was only the other day that a phys
ician called in to attend a case of ty-
phoid, Immediately said, that valley
water, of course" and then it was dis
covered that the house had not been
supplied from the valley reservoirs for
over year. AS a fact the fevers which
have been so prevalent have not oe-
Cured in the district dependent on the
Nuuanu reservoirs, but in other parts Of
the town which get their water from
entirely different sources.
Based on pure theory the necessity of
having a filtration plant in Nuuanu
Valley can be proved beyond contro-
versy, and it is quite possible to show
from statistics of other cities it's advan-
tages. But in dealing with the question
here, the President of the Board a
Health should be able to show by local
statistics that the cases of fever can be
traced directly to the use of the Nuuanu
water. If he cannot show that, it is
ton plant, when the money had better
be spent for a very urgent need of more
facilities for storing water.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-10

Hilo would not be Hilo if it did not
register some kind of kick, and make
ridiculous spectacle of itself while
performing its antics. The agent of the
Board of Health in the comic opera city
has undertaken to dictate to the. Board
of Health what it should and what it
should not do, and the said agent has
been very promptly sat down upon by
the President of the Board. The Board
of Health has acted throughout a most
trying period with the greatest circum-
spection. The members are just as
anxious to keep plague from the
other islands as the wiseacres of Hilo,
and whatever latitude has been and is
given, it may be certain that it is given
in directions where safety is assured.
If the Board has erred in any direction
1t has been in being over careful. In
no part of the world has the care been
taken that has been taken here. And
for a set of narrow minded individuals
to undertake to dictate to men like
President Wood and the members of the
Board of Health would be called imper-
tinent, if it were not funny.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-10

Professor Koebele tells of the plague
in Hongkong, but though there are
cases continually it does not affect the
trade of the port which goes on the
same as ever. In fact it is impossible
for the large centers of trade to
establish quarantine as it has been es-
tablished here. The only reason our
quarantine is kept so rigidly now is be-
cause of the regulations on the main
land. These regulations are regarded
as antiquated by the rest of the world.
There is less chance of a ship carrying
plague from here than there is of a ship
bringing smallpox from San Francisco.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-10
WATER.

Filtration or no filtration seems to
be the question. There is no doubt that
it is Of immense value to have water
properly filtered, and that it would be
an advantage to have the valley water
filtered, but it would be infinitely bet
ter, so far as the users are concerned,
to have some water to filter. Up to
last night there has been practically
none to filter for weeks.
If it is a question of filtration plant,
or an extra reservoir for storing water,
those who depend upon the valley for
their supply will not hesitate a mo-
ment. Give us the reservoir" will be
their unhesitating reply. A reservoir
covered over so as to prevent evapora-
ton would be invaluable for storage
purposes. At the present time, with the
open reservoirs, an immense amount Of
water goes up in evaporation, far more
than people have any idea of. More
over, when there is a plentiful down
pour Of rain, instead of the overplus
being saved, it is allowed to rush head
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-10

The Court of Claims has come to a
standstill. The Executive Council has
stopped all proceedings, the baiff has
put his star into its case, and the mem
bers of the select band of lawyers have
returned to their offices to resume pri-
Vate business. The question of the re-
sumption of business, or rather, the
commencement of business, rests with
the Council of State. That body will
take the matter into consideration this
afternoon, and seeing the tenor of Mr..
Achis resolution a somewhat lively de-
bate may be expected In point of fact
the Council of State has been much
more lively than any one expected, and
has developed some very definite views
of it's own.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-10

Julian Ralph, the American war cor
respondent, makes a very serious
indictment Of the Beers and their meth
DDS. Ralph ought to be an impartial
witness. He confirms many statements
which have been made about the Beers,
and which have been denied. The con-
tentlon that the so-called republics are
not republics at all is reiterated by
him, and the behavior of the Beers in
battle is strongly dwelt upon. He says:
''They Cthe Boers) never knew the value
OF an oath or promise, and have not
learned it since the war began"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-10

Hawaii has given her little mite of
self denial. 1t is not much, but it
swells and it seems likely to be prom
inent one in the accounts, for people
away from us want to show especial
favor to anything coming from the Is
lands. 1t must be remembered that it
is the Widows mite that counts after
ALL when the general balancing
comes up. Rockfeller's millions may
dwndle down to far less than Mary
Smiths two cents which she saved for
charity, who needed charity herself
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-10
GUAM.

The Leary episode at Guam is merely
a Renaissance of hundreds of episodes
in the past. Governor Leary was placed
without any training, save the manage
ment of a man of war, in charge of a
population differing from him in Ian
guage, in ideas, in religion, in fact, in
everything. He was paramount; mails
were few; telegraph there was none.
In such condition the Governor
sank upon himself. He has issued ex-
cellent DEGREES. Slavery was to be CIV
en- up. One can understand how the
Governors blood boiled when he saw
slavery under the American flag, and
away with it," he cried Bun he ar
oused a very hornets nest around his
ears. However he will have ample
support from the Mainland, but the
support will come too late. He will be
gone.
1t is the hardest thing in the world to
control people who have charge in iso-
lated places. There is nothing to do
There is no band there is no theater;
there is no church, and there is little,
if any mental elevation which helps a
man on. Put in such a situation. the
average man will do one of two things
either he will sink into the debauchery
of the beach comber, or he will go to an
opposite extreme, and try to reform the
evil which is about him. If he has
power, as Governor Leary had, and still
has, he may follow either of these bents
to the very serious detriment of those
with whom he is in contact
It is very evident that the first of
these propositions has not entered into
Governor Leary's career. His rule has
not been one of debauchery but then it
has been a rule of repression. Instead
of meeting the inhabitants and soothing
down, and eventually getting public
opinion his way and the way of his
country, he has striven to make it go by
decree. Success does not depend on
decree.
The question of Leary and Guam
opens up another question There is
Tutuila. That, Also will have to be
ruled by a governor, and also a COVER
nor far from the end of a telegraph
line. Moreover the Governor of Tutuila
will be in a more delicate position than
the Governor of Guam, because he will
have an Island occupied by a European
power within a days sail of him., and
there have been, and are causes of fric-
ton between the native inhabitants.
Whoever may be appointed Governor of
Tutuila will have no easy bed of roses.
He will have to be diplomatic to the
very utmost, and if he is not, he will
fail most egregiously, and Will injure
American prestige throughout that vast
expanse where the United States must
hold her own.
The experiment at Guam is not COM
pleted yet by any means, and it seems
unjust at the distance of time and place
to make comment on it. But it was
bound to be failure or, perhaps, rath-
er unsatisfactory appointment. 1t was
only after years of experiment and
hard work that an ideal was ever found.
And yet what is one mans ideal, may
be the most common place and worth
less for any one else.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-10

If Hawaiian silver is to be redeemed
dollar for dollar, we have nothing to
complain about There has been con-
siderable doubt about this, and it might
prove a terrible governmental loss. The
Hawaiian silver now in use was one of
the many jobs put upon the monarchy
and some of these days the story of
the monarchy, with sketches of those
Interested in manipulating it, will be
published
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-10
Clerk H. NJ. Levy, who has been

Clerk H. NJ. Levy, who has been an
occupant, objects to the term pest
mouse" The Star objected to the term
some weeks ago, pointing out that it
was a misnomer, and that plague hos
pital' was the proper phrase. This has
article appeared. Now that patient
objects, perhaps others will fall into
line
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-10

DiSinfeCtine f!
Is the name Of
the Best and
Most Reliable
DTSINFECFANF!
Sprinkled about cesspocls
and houses and
stables, etc. ~
it will ,disinfect
sG IIt{ K W.
1t will not lose it's strength by
coming in contact with
the soil, but
Cs. ~ siat
t
f,
s.a
KILLS !: :.
Aal ,eT
GER RIM

Put up in all sizes. Trial
bottle, 25 cents, which will
make a pail of the most effec-
tive Disinfectant.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-22
Rome wiadomosci
telegraficZne.

= Amerykanska kanonierka
,,Monacacy' zostaia pod Taku
przedziurawiona wystrzafem jedne-
go okretow europejskich.
= Gazety londyhskie sadzq, re
W jesiennych wyborach Bryan po-
bije McKinleya. Sare'
= Podczas popisu Turner6w we
Philadelphia okofo 40 gimnastyk6w
pokaleczyfo sic.
= Przez smierc Murawiewa po-
nosi Rosya wielka strate.
= Bawarya dqzy do wyemancy-
powania sic pod wpfywu Prusa-
k6w.
= DR.. Koch twierdzi, re mala-
rya przestanie bye groznq ola
ludzkosci. Wynaleziono odpowied-
ME lekarstwo.
w Salt Lake wskazywaf wczo-
raj termometr 100 stopni ciepla.
= Demokratyczne konwencye
stanowe odbyfy sic W Austin, Tex,
Jacksonville, Fla. Butte, Mont.
= Delegaci Boerow wrocili do
New Yorku.
= Arcybiskup Ireland wyiechaf
wczoraj okretem LA Champagne"
do Europy. 4 Lipca wystapi W
Paryzu z nova okazyi odkrycia
pomnika Lafayette.
- Irlandczycy Mullett Fitz.
harris zostali wysfani powrotem
do Europy. Me pozwolono i'm wy
ladowac ", New Yorku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-22
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Piw0 podr0zafO.

Agenci r6znych browar6w uwia'
domili wczoraj niespodzianie wszy-
stkich szynkarzy W miescie, re ce-
ma piwa zostafa podwyzszona z
pieciu ma szesc dolar6w "a beczke.
Nietylko browary nalezace do
Milwaukee & Chicago Brewers
Association" podnios}y Gene swych
wyrob6w, uczynify to wszystkie
browary W miescie i to jedynie
gatunk6w piwa, sprzedawanego do
tychczas po,s5.0o lime. drozsze
gatunki beda tymczasem sprzeda-
wane po cenach dotychczasowych'
Powodem podwyzszenia cen pi-
wa jest ia okolicznosc, re Rad
zwiazkowy ME znios} podatku wo'
jennego, wynoszacego jednego do
lara ma beczce. Dotychczas piwo-
Wary pfacili ten podatek, lecz dfu-
zej tego czynic ME moga' lSalu-
nisci sa obecnie pewni, ze oni tyl-
ko beda stratni, ME publicznosc,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-22
Niedbali enumeratorzy.

Codziennie wiecej nadchodzi za-
zaleii, re spisywacze ludnosci ME
wypefniali sumiennie swych obo-
wiazk6w. Supervisor Gilbert u
stanowif 20 urzednikow extra, kt6-
rzy mic innego ME maja do roboty,
jak sprawdzac zazalenia i uzupet-
MAC listy mieszkanc6w. do kt6rych
enumeratorzy wcale sic ME zgfosi-
Ii. Ma rogu Ashland ave. Madi-
son ul., gdzie>mieszka s rodzin i
naprzeciwko, W skfadzie bicykli,
gdzie sypia co noe 20 do 30 os6b,
spisywacz ludnosci ME pokazaf sic
w okolicy Powell Clara pl. nall
czyi specyalny enumerator pre-
szfo 200 osob, ktorych nazwiska
ma liscie dotychczas ME tiguro'
wafy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-22
sic Boerzy zniszczyli most wodo-

sic Boerzy zniszczyli most wodo-
ciagi.
MANILA, 22-go Czerwca. =
200 Filipinczyk6w zjechafo sic
wczoraj azeby omowic warunki po-
koju. Odpowiednie rezolucye
przedfozono generaiowi Macarthur,
kt6ry ma ME sic zgodzif. Zostanie
obecnie wywierany wpiyw naAgui-
nadia, azeby przybyf do Manii i
podpisaf uchwalone rezolucye. Ia
nosi sic przeto ma koniec wojny
pod nastepujacymi warunkami:
Og6lna amnestya. : Zwr6cenie
Filipihczykom majatk6w skonfs-
kowanych. .-Zapewnienie ofcerom
filipinskim stanowisk W milicyi i
focie. : Uzycie czesci dochod6w
majetnych Filipinczyk6w ma wspo-
mozenie biednych flipinsklch
zofnierzy. - Osobiste prawa Fill
pinczykow beda take same, jake
nadaje amerykanska konstytucya
obywatelom Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych. = w Manili i innych mias'
tach ustanowione beda wfadze cy-
wine. = Mnisi zostane kraju
wydaleni.
PETERSBURG, 22go Czerwca. -
Hrabia Murawiew, rosyjski mini
ster spraw zewnetrznych, siedzac
wczoraj przy sniadaniu, zostaf razo-
ny paralizem i W kilka minut p6-
zniej umarf. Minister francuski
Delcasse przesfaf natychmiast W
ilnieniu rzadu francuskiego depe-
sze kondelencyjna.
PARYz, 22-go Czerwca. =
Prezydent Loubet zwiedzif of
cyalnie pavilion amerykahski. Ami
generalny komisarz Peck, AMI jego
zastepca Woodward ME byli O.
becni, azeby przyjac dostojnego
goscia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-22
Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

w zbrojowni 1go pufku odbe-
die sic we Wtorek stanowa ma
rodowa konwencya prohibicyoni-
stow.
= Ma rogu II State ul. wanna
10 sic do skfadu 2 bebn6w: llletni
Frank Veto i 7letni Frank Chicesi,
Predko zaczynaja.
- VIM. Healy, pm. 81 N. Car
penter ul., wszedf do lokalu ma ro-
gu Lake i Carpenter ulic, wypif
kieliszek w6dki, kazaf sobie polka
zac revolver, wzia} go do reki i
strzelif do siebie. Brak piracy skfo-
nil go do pope}nienia samob6j-
stwa.
: sedzia pokoju Lee z Hyde
Park ME chciat rozpatrywae spra-
wy zEodzieja, jezeli cd strony po-
szkodowanej ME dostanie 80 Gen.
tow. Sedzia bedzie sic musiaf
ttomaczyt pred sqdem przysie-
giych.
= Pc 56letniem pozyciu me.
zem stara sic 7oletnia Anna Benz
rozw6d.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-22
Przeglad polityki
miedzynar0dOWei.
Chicago, 22 Czerwca 1900.

Miarodajne dzienniki europej-
skie sa tego zdania, re obecne wy
padki W Azyi wschodniej ME spo-
woduja podziaiu Chin. Ale juz
nawet wielkie odszkodowania pie
niezne, jake seiagna mocarstwa,sa
pewnoscia tego warte, zeby ola
uniknienia ich ME popierac,ani ME
tolerowae tego rodzaju wybuch6w.
Kazdy Rad, umiejacy iczyt, zdaf-
by sobie tego dokfadnie sprawe.
Rad chinski patrzy ma rzeczy ina
czej. I to jest rvs najbardziej cha.
rakterystyczny polozenia.
Wskazuje on, IL rad chinsd nj
czego sic nieszczese ostatniej woj-
ny ME nauczyf. Zapowiadali
niektorzy optymisci, re ia kieska
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-22
Obfakana.

Mary Simonis przybyfa koleja z
New Yorku, uciekajac pred ludz-
mi, kt6rzy godza ma jej zycie. Udafa
sic do hotelu Auditorium, gdzie
przekonaia sic, re jej nieprzyjacie-
lie juz ma MIA czekaja chca ia "a
bic Wystraszona pobiegfa spie-
sznie do Sherman House, aby tam
chronic sic pred przesladowcami,
lecz tam czekano ma mia doby-
temi sztyletami. Narobifa takiego
krzyku, re zbiegia sic policya
wziela nieszczesliwa pod'swa opie-
Ike. Mary Simonis jest 26 letnia
dziewczyna opowiada, ze opuscifa
dom siostry W New Yorku, chcqc
W Chicago zaznac spokoju. Poll.
eva stara sic dowiedziec blizszych
szczeg6l6w, tyczacych sic jej oso-
by, azeby stosownie do okoliczno.
sci postapic z oblakana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-22
Bez rezultatu.

Wczorajsza konferencya delega-
tow unij kontraktorami ME od-
niosfa znowu pozadanego skutku.
Kontraktor6w raziia ia okolicznosc,
re W podanych przez unie warun-
kach zgody ME wspomniano AMI
sfowkiem Radzie budowlanej, o
ktora kontraktorom gf6wnie sic
rozchodzi. Oswiadczono delega-
tom unij, re ich warunki beda
przedmiotem obrad kontraktor6w
ma ich plenarnem posiedzeniu, kto-
re odbedzie sic dzisiai. @ uchwa-
lie kontraktorow zostana robotnicy
uwiadomieni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-22
Mckinley i Roosevelt.
OBYDWAJ NOMlNOWANI JEDNOGKOsNIE.
BRAK WIADOMOSCI Z CHIN.
ilipinczycy uk1adaja sic warunki pekoju.

HIcy "plynslo LID Ay"@
mysli miedzy Polakami Czecha-
mi! podobienstwo jezyk6w, wieksze
niz dzisiaj, przyczynifo sic DO
wzmocnienia tego wezfa.
Uniwersytet krakowski zafozony
zostaf pod wpfywem swietnego
przykfadu, jaki pierwszy dat karol
" W Pradze. Zaznaczyf to wy
raznie kr6l Wfadysfaw W pismie,
powoiuiacem uniwersytet do zycia.
Po zafozeniu szkofy krakowskieJ
trwafy te stosunki.
Potem byia chwila, gdy ia mic
sic przerwa1a. U Czech6w bowiem
o zyciu duchowem ME mogfo bye
wowczas mowy. Polacy byli szcze-
sliwsi. Niepomyslnie ukfadaty sic
wprawdzie ich stosunki polityczne,
ciezkie dotkliwe ciosy bify W ich
nave panstwowa = Jednak umle-
Ii oni zachowac ciagfosc rozwoJu
cywilizacyjnego. Ale W chwili,
gdy ma czeskiem niebie zaswitata
jutrzenka nowych czasow odnalez-
lismy czucie z cywilizacya narodu
tax do mas zblizonego.
Kazdy objaw zycia duchowego
Polak6w i roboty polskiej cywili-
zacyjnej, cieszyfy mas i odzywafy
wafy sic zywem echem. Polscy
poeci, uczeni i artysci wywierali
silny wpEyw ma mas, cd Mich czer-
palismy wiecej, niz owocodajna pod
niete. Niewatpliwie Polacy czer-
pail cd mas wiele i cieszyli sic ma
szemi zdobyczami."
Kosci6f sw. Amy ma wielki akt
uroezystosci zamieniony zostaf od-
powiednio do potrzeby. Wszystkie
oftarze sciany cafej navy kosciel-
nej przykryte So wielkimi drogo-
cennymi gobelinami.
Presbyterian zamienione costa
10 ma jedno wielkie podyum; przy-
kryte jest czerwonem suknem. Ma
froncie tego wzniesienia fotel dla
rektora siedzenia dla dziekanow,
"a tymi siedzenia dla profesorow
Wszechnicy Jagielonskiej i innych
Uniwersytet6w.
Wielki oftarz zamieniono ma
tron, ma ktorym umieszczono trzy
popiersia gipsowe: krola Kazimie-
rza Wielkiego, krola W1adysfawa
Jagieliy krolowej Jadwigi, mad
kazdym z popiersi nerby: polski,
jagielonski andegawenski.
Ma froncie presbyteryum urza-
dzono dwie katedry, kt6rych je-
dina zajmie sekretarz Uniwersyte-
tu, druga zajma kolejno mowcy
wedfug programu: Ola dziennika-
rzy urzadzono pomieszczenia tuz
pod podyum, przy katedrach mow-
COW i sekretarza. Dwie boczne
navy, tuz obok presbyteryum, "a
mieniono ma trybuny. Reszta
miejsc obfcie opatrzona jest W sie-
dzenia.
Opr6cz gobelin6w sciany koscio-
la zdobia iczne girlandy, kwiaty i
herby. Dekoracys ko5ciofa kieruje
p. Iglicki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-22
NiedOWiarek.

X.:- Dlaczego twlerdzisz, ze kobiet
ME ma zupeinie niebie!."
" b W objawieniu sw. Jana stoi,
ae byia cisza niebie okoio pol god2iny
toby byto nispodobne, glyby tam ko-
biety byly.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-22
Rome zdania.

Amelka: = Wysziaby chstnie "a maz,
gdyDym znalazfa mezczyzns, kt6rym
mogfabym zyc,
R6za: = o, to ,atwo, naitrudniej zas
znalezc mszcsyzne, bcz kt6rego 2yebys-
my ME mogly.