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The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-23

The members of the Merchants Associa-
tion Of New York city have determined
they will not put up with the proposed
Ramapo water contract and have signed
a report demanding that The city own and
control its own water supply even II it
has to condemn private property to get it.
The merchants have figured that the city
would lose S95OO0,OOO in forty years, all of
which would, no doubt, go into the pock-
cts Of the politicians who are back Of the
proposed Ramapo deal. The hackers OF
the Ramapo scheme have not been heard
from recently but there Is little doubt that
they are quietly nursing the hope that
they may be able sooner or later to slip
the deal through without the people know
ing anything about It.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-23
LIPPMAN BROTHERS.
Wholesale Agents, Wholesale Druggists.
Barnard and Congress Streets,
Savannah, Ga.
SUMMER RESORTS.
CHARMING RESORTS

For health and pleasure along the line
of the Tallulah Falls Ry Co. To those
seeking summer homes attention is in
vited 40 the delightful mountain resorts
along the line of the" Tallulah Falls Ry.
Close connections are made with all
Southern Railway trains. You can leave
Atlanta 1850 a. m, y o'clock noon. and
4:30 D. m. Comfortable and convenient
hotels and boarding houses are located
at Demorest GAINESVILLE Nacoochee Val
ley. Turnersville, TaIlulah. Tauulah
Falls, and in Rabun county. Any of
these places can be reached in a three
hours ride from Atlanta. This is one
of the most beautiful and picturesque
sections of the South. The climate is
cool and salubrious and the water the
purest and best in the world. For fur
Their information apply to
SAMUEL c. DUNLAP,
General Manager, Clarksville, Ga.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-23

The Popullsts who are undoubtedly anx-
ious for the success of Mr.. Bryan this
year appear to be on the verge of maxi
ing the same mistake they did in 1896 by
putting another candidate for Vice Pres
ident in the field. Practically all points
Of difference between the Populists, who
met at Sioux Falls and the Democrats
have disappeared, and there is no reason
therefore why they should not unite on
the support of the same candidates. 1t
is to be hoped that the Populist National
Committee will see 1t in that light when
it meets in Chicago on Aug. 2s.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-23

The cablegrams from Paris with refer
ence to the forced sale of Count Boni
de Castellane's summer chateau, som to
have done the little count an injustice
He did not own the chateau, it is said,
but rented IT, and it is only his Furniture.
wine cellar, horses and traps that will
90 upon the block unless George Gould
who has been appealed to, comes to the
rescue of his sisters husband. What
chance for a sympathetic touch of the
Gould barrel!
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-23
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Chicago Chronicle Dem) says:
Though the Cuban patriot is not a pure
~ intellectual person, it is evident that
he is no fool. either He insists, for ex-
ample, that during American occupa-
tlon the American trusts shall not be al
lowed to gain foothold in Cuba ibre.
This shows that the Cuban patriots head
is strictly level Having nod experience
with Weyler Blanco & Co, he is not
going to put his neck under the yoke of
Rockefeller, Havemeyer, Morgan & Co.
In short, the Cuban patriot can give his
American contemporary some pointers
Discussing our army in China the Phil
adelpha Times Qnd) says: THE troops
should be recalled at once and the work
of diplomacy begun whenever and where
ever a responsible government shall be
found in China. II diplomacy fails. the
army may have new duties to perform;
but 1t is not for the President TO decide
whether we shall invade China again to
enforce the payment of indemnity. That
is a question of war or peace, and the
people, who are the sovereign power of
a nation, are keeniy sensitive in their
hostility to executive usurpation."
The Memphis Commercial Appeal Dem)
says: Think of it, good people! In the
good state of Tennessee a fight was made
ON candidate for Congress because 1t
was rumored that his son. after bein,,
married by a magistrate, was again mar
ried by Catholic priest, Strange isn't
Il? Stranger still is the fact that the
rumor was Indignantly denied which turn
ed public sentiment in favor of the ac-
cused and elected him. because of the hor-
rihle accusation! And we are building
school houses in China!"
The New York Tribune (Rep) gives the
Charleston News and Courier this shot:
"A Charleston newspaper published for
a headline the other day this startling
descriptive combination: The Goebelcide
Murder The shooting OF Goebel and
the perform ances which have followed q
seem CHASTITY enough without che added
horrors OF such phrase eoinsng expert
ments."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-23

England too, seems to have her promi-
nent anti-imperialists, but Mr.. Labou-
chere will probably be able to explain sat
isfactorily his letter in which he advised
the Beers how they could gain time.
prior to The war There have been evil
dences all along among some of Englands
most prominent leaders of a lack of unity
on the subject of the South African war.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-23

Western hoboes ere nothing if not up
to-date. A paper in Their interests, the
Tourists Union Journal has just made
its appearance at Sycamore, H. and
will be published regularly. The sub
scription price is not stated, but presum-
ably is something like one "hand-out'
and a nights lodging in the hayrick
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-23

There is no telling to what extent the
imperialist policy Of the administration
IS going to increase the pension rolls.
Already the applications for pensions on
account of the Spanish war are more in
number Than the men who saw actual
fighting service In that war. The war in
the Philippines will furnish. probably
twice as many more. ard even that win
not end it. A vote for Mckinley will be
a vote in favor Of still increasing this
colossal expenditure
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-23

The indications for Georgia to-day are
for local rains and cooler weather, with
light northerly winds; and for Eastern
Florida, local thunderstorms. with varia-
bic winds.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-23

A number OF prominent Irishmen who
were supporters of Mckinley in 1895 will
gather at the Hoffman House in New
York tonight to arrange plans to throw
their active support to Bryan. Their ac-
ton is due to the imp realistic issue
which they and practically all Of Mr..
Bryan's supporters regard as the para
mount one in the present campaign. 1t
is the issue which the Republican rarty
would like to dodge, but unfortunately
for that party there is no way around il.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-23
JOHN c. BUTLER,
-pEALEk IN

DEALER In
Paints, Oils ano Glass. sash. Doors n snoS.,
and builders Supplies, Plain and Deo S"'s,
tive WAL Paper, Foreign and D0''S so,s
Clements. Lime. Plaster end han
Agent for Ahestlne Cold Water ra'""
20 Congress street. west. and 70 81 ''''--
street west.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-23

The shirtwaist policeman would I'M
doubtedly add to the picturesqueness of
the Bull street summer promenade.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-23

It IS gratifying to note that Tybee is
not to be deserted so early this season as
has been the custom. The ocean breezes
are still accessible and the temperature
is sufficiently vivid to make them most de-
Isirable.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-23

"a mass of mystical vagaries and dis
eased dreams" is what a Baptist pastor
of New York calls the latest book by Mrs
Mary c. Eddy, the so-caled mother
of the Christian Scientists. 1t is not
likely that such criticisms ruff1e Moth
err Eddy. AS she would put it, he only
imagines that he thinks what he said.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-23

Now that Gov. Roosevelt knows what
the President wants him to say he is
ready to start upon his campaign tour
Teddy" may look out for a sharp tee
gram from Boss" Hanna, if he forgets
his Instructions
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-23
HOTEL VICTORIA

Broadway, 5th avenue and 9th ST., New
York city. Entirely new; absolutely fire.
proof European plan. Rooms. $l.O0 per
day and upward
ROBERT T. DUNLOP, Manager.
Formerly of Hotel Imperial.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-23

The commonly accepted belief that the
population of China is somewhere in the
neighborhood OF 100000 people is in
danger of being shattered In a recent
article in Harpers Weekly. Mr.. w. B.
Parsons, who had occasion to explore for
engineering purposes a considerable por-
ton of the Chinese Empire, reaches the
conclusion that the Chinese population
has been very much exaggerated. and his
careful observation lead him to the be-
lief that the population of the empire
will not go over 2OOOO0,OOO. if as much. Mr.
Parsons says that every intelligent trav-
eler, in whatever part of the empire, con-
cludes that the population of the section
he has visited is greatly overestimated.
An investigation by a French commission
in 1895 led to the conclusion that instead
of 100000 as claimed. the province of
Yunan contained only about 1900 900 or
100000 inhabitants at the outside. ana
that the largest province, that of SEE
chuen, instead of 100000, contained
from 25,OO0OOO to 100000 less. China, no
doubt would like to have the world con-
tinue TO believe that her population is
4O0, 100000. but in the face of the evidence
il would appear thai her magnificent pop
ulation swear er is about TO be found out
The eyes of the sporting world are
turned eagerly toward the Futurity
race TO be run at Sheepshead
Bay next Saturday. No expense has been
spared by the mllionaires who will have
some of the finest young horse1esh in the
country entered in this struggle. The
hardest fought feature of the contest will
undoubtedly be between the horses be-
longing to William c. Whitney and James
r. Keene, both of whom are anxious to
win, and 10 whom the little blue ribbon
is worth more than the stake of $4,000,
for each has already spent as much, if
not more than that, in preliminary ar
rangements. Mr.. Whitney will enter Ball
hoe Bey, while Mr.. Keene will have in
the race four children of the famous Dom
inc, bred in his own stable one of which
will be ridden by the jockey, Tod Sloan.
Altogether there will be millions of dol
lars bet on the outcome of this, the most
interesting race of the season.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-23
MONTGOMERY.
THUNDERROLT

THUNDERBOLT.
Car leaves Bolton street junction $50
a. m. and every thirty minutes thereafter
until 80 p. m.
Car leaves Thunderbolt at 500 a. m. and
every thirty minutes thereafter until
1900 midnight for Bolton street juno
ton.
FREIGHT AND PARCEL CAR.
This car carries trailer for passengers
on all trips and leaves west side of city
market for Isle of Hope Thunderbolt
and all intermediate points at 900 a. m,
100 p. m, 500 p. m.
Leaves Isle of Hope for Thunderbolt,
City Market and all intermediate points
at 600 a. m. II 100 a. M, $40 p. m.
WEST END CAR.
Car leaves west side of city market for
West End 500 a. m. and every 40 minutes
thereafter during the day until 80 p. m.
Leaves West End at go a. m. and ev-
cry 40 minutes thereafter during the day
until 1900 o'clock midnight.
II. NJ. LOTION. Gen. Mgr.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-23
Sw:.e! W!
Ocean Steamship Go
FOR
Network, Boston
AND
THE EAST.

Unsurpassed cabin accommodations. An
the comforts of a modern hotel. Electro
lights. Unexcelled table. Tickets incuda
meals and berths aboard ship.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-11
/ ncE FOh RICH STAKE.
~ = tAe winner Of the Next Flu
cDet(y Will BE seventy-Five
Thousand DOllars.

I'M YORK. Dec. 10--The richest turf
4lv4 offered IN this country will
IN Ne the Futurity of 1903, to be
- u he autumn meeting at Sleeps
~ ~. The Coney Island Jockey Club
4GAnunced that the estimated value
- Tacs will be $4,000.
~ dnce the first running of the
ny N leBs. It has been the most val
I'D mo- In a pecuniary sense on the
ean turf and X has always attract
u 0o1epread interest, not only on ac-
|44 q ~ money valuation. but owing
~ bringing together OF 80 many beat
H0eled thoroughbreds of the country
~ tyeAr-oids. and the distance of
~ has always been ITO feet less
- furlongs.
~ ulnnsr Of the first running of the
~ ~ Proctor Knott, and the value OF
III Hnogele for the honors that year
we Of the race was s5i 300. and the
S.l vas Chaos The race was won a
lW BY Potomac, and the cash
lpn of the contest was $57 .675. The
sx 81 the race In subsequent years
IA 70 value OF the race each year was
~ Hlxhness. value SOL. s75.
1xofeilo, value $4,000
0mino, value s49.3c0.
he butterfly, value sis.670.
xequittai, value sS3.ig0.
.en value $3.50.
~ Alnuette. value S3&.290
r efumas, value <3T $780,
~ cefnac, value $50. $50
aSnoo Bey. value $s5.fs0.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-11
6jiIG 10 GREAT STRAIN.
...x ,euARE BICYCLE RIDERS
s.,s, N THE wAYsIDE.
80 warthour and Albert and
r..sssr Are Finally Ont Of It
..., champion miller Admits
,..,u,ty to Go Any Further.

~opy Dec. i0--A large crowd
nv Madison Square Garden all
-, q watch the men IN '"e
~ srrt during burst Of speed,
=. for which was SET oy harry
~ sfders made rings aoou. M,ne,'
II. ~ ne was relieved at sii py war
~ team mate, he had los. iour
q o'clock Miller ana Waithour
e. n the team race, due to the
- ~ .s.wnion's slow riding. Miller's
!. ssfled him and at 6 o'clock he
asn ,.ce was finished. Walthour
~ 10 20 ahead. but as there are
~ xp nss,,si mixes he was forced to quit.
4 " o'clock Pierce's handlebar was
~ fell Dubois, who followed,
~, ~ nxsv him. and Albert also went
~ s.sv.up. making IT a rather bad
Wy .r.vt had his knees scratched,
800 sustained a confused shout
=. accidents lost the men several
- according to the rules, they
ss,r~1d 20 lose but one lap after
s.s',sr With an accident
~ rikes was In the lead by few
~ e,clock and covered the first CEN
=. sfex He was followed by Gou-
traction of a second later. and
-. 80 close behind the Frenchman.
~ "a hurst three tires during the
~ nut had not lost any time, due
~ sl4rtness Of his partner. McFar-
~ vho was always on hand for IN
~ rsli1f. Gougaltz finished 100 miles
n - 4 u, being only a wheel In front
v Hse1 and McEachern.
s;se II the men were allowed to ride
IN 1s fruck more than twelve hours In
4, ~. SUI the two men In each team
-. ,-Iisye one another at any time that
them.
- eeore 1t p. m. was as follows:
IA Mcfarland. Simmar and Gou-
~ m Pierce and McEachern. 2S1.2;
I5l|e and Gimm. and waller and Stin-
- RI: Fnher and Frederick and Bab-
81 IA Aaronson. 80: Muller and Au-
s1I1 m; Mclean and Mclean. and
SSzs anh Krebs, 290.7: Kaiser and
- MS: colGan and Dlckerson, 2s9.6;
~ hnd Blocker 2s6.0.
pleecker CoIiapses.
- ~ o'clock Albert left the track,
~ ~ not relieved by Blocker. Albert
S Hsah enough when he left the track,
FL = Ble<eker came down the steps
IA training room he collapsed and
~ Nam nd to give up the contest.
Nk19 vas sent In an ambulance to
91s hospital. Bleecker's collapse
~ 10 having swallowed ammonia
\ Urn score: Fixes and Mcfarland.
n, 1uar and Gougaltz, 470.l, Pierce
Tnfhern, 470.1; Turviile and Gimm,
n: waller and Stinson. 469.S Babcock
16f0ueon, 1901: Frederick and
~ ~: Mclean and Mclean. 400. 8;
~ ~ Rsyser. 1873; Muller and Ac-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-11
Gov. Thomas Explains.

DENVER. Colo, Dec lo.-"My rea-
sons, said Gov. Thomas today. '.for
refusing 70 honor the requisition papers
OF Gov. Mount, OF Indiana. for clinton
oxman, were that they were not made
out In correct form. / have sent them
back TO have them rectifed,''
Gov Thomas denied that the refusal
OF Coy. Mount to allow the Kentuckv an
tnorlties to extradite w. s. Taylor, former
snivsrnor OF that state, charged with com
pncity III the murder of Goebel, had in
any manner Influenced him
oxman is charged with having swindfed
s;o o mayer Greene, OF Valparaiso, out OF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-11

sAN FRANCISCO, Dec. lo-The fsvori.ss .-,,r
srn Gown TO defeat at Oakland today. only one
nrst choice getting home In front The ss. Me
was nne and the track fast Results. "ea'ne'
rive and half furlongs-Alice DouThertv vo,
As so second, MacGyie third. Time. iM1S
third. Time, lliik ho'iek
rnturity course-Dangerous Maid won. CRATER s.c.
ond. Novia third. Time i:i0A S'e-
Seven furiongs Headwate won Uerc,,lean sarx.,s
Horton third Time, In ssO''iu'
Mile and an eighth Essence won Torsida seea,a
opponent third. Time. 81
Mile and nifty Yards Edgardo won. Castake sec
ond, Vohicker third Time, lAH
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----------------------------
Montana Mining Litipnfto0.

HELENA Mont, Dec. fO-Justica
knowles in the United States court to-
gay granted new trial in the case OF
z. Rollins Morse against the Montana
involved was the ownership of n rich
vein OF copper ore In the Michael Davitt
mine. In Butte, owned by the plaintiff
as receiver for the Butte & Boston Min
ing Company. The former verdict was
In favor of the defendant
me attorneys for the Montana Ore
company Will at once appeal TO the Unit
ed States circuit court Of appeals.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-11
New Baseball Leaxue.

u 49, Mich, Dec. ia new base
"a 49, has been organized, az Which
xsrs. "psen, president 81 the American
~ n. president. says the Evening
Vi 49, 49, siternoon, The following cities
heiss w ,he circuit Detroit. Grand
NJ. ssl Kansas city and either Jndlans
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PADDY RYAN DESTITUTE.
shampicn OF Prisc Ring an
inject of Charity.

= IL. sNhk, Dec 10 Paddy Ryan,
49, He has LOST his snee@h ANA Il
~ 81 VIII Rights disease HIS friends
q 1901 a subscription Tor his ben
"a sss' T. headed By John T.. suill-
~ ITht that made him cham
ess.I,s M. with Ryan, Afterward RYAN
WIN rim as his Sparring partner
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resslnLE BASEBALL WAR
Leasuc Magnat~s Are Now
teetnE Serious Trouble.

ss serious Trouble.
IN FORK, Dec. 10. with another
~ *. hasepall war staring them In the
M ~ Na,onal League maEnates en-
4 seen their annual winter meeting
|As% uth Avenue hotel tonight, The
l s,sa y arbitration went into session at
|kdse VIII President Young. A. III.
~. Soan 7 Brush. John I. Rogers,
49,, mart and Y. De Haas Robertson
4 n. !, ~ Robson and Mr. Brush are
sssss mai that they may not be able TO
AA,sar ,he end OF the meeting. Mr..
~ hsafh cost him hts sight
sas. saerican League is clamoring for
~, assssesrition with the parent body.
smnAl League territory " '
= pret the magnates are seeking 20
~, .assoshl Il, Young. who said to-
"a ~ ne had no idea OF resigning.
lrsst. Me'sraw has east his lot with the
ks,r,S'.n League and Will manage the
se seam OF that organization
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|,sssstsss"c Dec i0-The Graeco- Roma
t<sxssn match az the Coliseum tonight
pa 49, sSp9n J. Rooney. the Giant Grtn-
||SSseats ~, tanl P0ns. OF France. ended in
res :, S's ns declared the winner because
tnu, 20 30 on after losing a fan
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|fas = ssiA-E, Ky. Dec. 10 -.Dava Sui
III W. aew York. got the decision on a
n d. llm Callahan. Of philadelphia
|ass 49, nseenth round 81 what was to
Her So twenty bout before the
Aern Athletic Club tonight
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The Post-Intelligencer has secured the
NeNally a. Co.'S latest folder map OF
chlna and Asia. These may be secured
al Post Intelligencer business offices at
10 cents each.
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To Command the Rush.

or the revenue cutter service, has gone
to Puget sound to take command of the
Rush -
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Fer known tina, eleauses the blood and
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cures Contagious Hood
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Your constitution ; il is
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xs ns'eur billiard Tournament

sars az ohh, Dec. 10 In the amateur
- Championship tournament tbis az
y A. Hepriok defeated Wniiau n
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T ~ soo to PA Tonight c. s. schr,st
oeleated Frank Billiter, 800 to los.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-23
MAST AGENCl.

Upowa4nieni 50 do kolektowa.
mia abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepu
,4cy nasi agenci m%ielscowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. - Franciszek
" ardYn.
BAY CITY, Mich. - Alexander
Niedzielski, 1914 - 10 Str.
BALTIMORE: Fl. Ziarnowskl
712 s. Bond Str.
y Kniter 036 We'll I'll.
NANTlCOKE Pa.-Fr. Jabloisk
OAK HILL. - st. Pogorzelski.
PIKE LAKE Wis. - Adam
Bambenek. ].
WILNO MIMI. ]. Grochows ki
TOWN LAKE, pod Chicago. -
Jozef Sera6nlak, $500 Hermitage
ss ave. 8 {
soUTHBEND Ind:
Jan Z. Trzebiatows.kkii !.
aSao7 otRTalR1ta 8
VI - 49, aaaS8S5s#sssSAsEA%
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-23

7gss sSsA ssSFEsss9sSssss gHAS easaasa@s@g Ssss
Pan Prsybyszevski wszedi
wspdlke zpanneem L4askowskimn,
otrzymal co nastsgpujje: ,iPraw-
de-, kt6ra pan Laskowski nlaab,yyl
Cd obecuego rsaaktcra ,Gwiazdy'
P. Olszewskiego "a 600 dolar6w.
p Maszyny j czcionkl zskupione
pc ks. kuczyckim v Manitowoc, "a
2sOo dolar6w 81 motor qazolinowy
krdtko pred przyjsciem
do skutku sp6Iki "a $50 dol. Me
liczymy wcale tego, 80 pan Przy-
byszewslklii ipu65zzniej m6g4 dokupic.
Dokt6r Laskowski pracowai przez
diva przesz}o lata ,przy ,,Prawdzie'
" Bay City, a zaplata jake otrzy-
mywaf. ME przenosila - wediug
jego twierdzenia - zaplaty k;lku~
nastuletniego ch}opca trzymanego
do posy{ek W drukarni. Zatem
doktor Laskowski dai do sp6lki
inwentarz wartosci $500 dol. l
prace przeszfo dwuletnia, podczas
gdy pan Przybyszewski zaledwie
kilka setek dolar6w " MIA wfozYl.
,.Jezell Sp6lka p5zniej dok}a-
da1a, a " takim razie dokfadal
sam pan Przybyssewski, to trzeba
by1o PREY rozejsciu sic obliczyc
ponownie caly inwentarz wed}ug
proporcyi wystepujacegc wsp6lnika
vynagrodzlG. Toby sic nazywai
prosty amer5 kanskl cuisines.
ale zatrzymac sobie wszystko. a ME
dat wsp6lnikowl ami centa = to
sic nazywa inaczej panic eks cen~
zorze Zwiazku Narodowego'...
Zas manipalacye jego jake
kasyera pow latowego rozpatrywane
by}y publicznie pred sadem vie
o mich ca}y powiat.
Lubo reka sprawledllwosci go
ME dotkne}a "a tie sprawki. opinla
publiczna juz go pc aviedliwo~
Sci ~osadzi}a,a obrona takich ludzi,
jak kleszonkowego dlawidudy,
ktsry 10 dolar6w wyciaggnal z kie-
szeni. panu Wizienkiewiczowi W
Grand Rapids, tylko %;eszcze bare
dz1ej mt szkodzi.
Polonia Toledoska dzlwuje sic,
ola czego z wycleczka z Bay City
do lch miasta przYby}o tax mafo
gosci, miedzy kt6rymi ME bylo
ami jednego wybitniejszego. Me
chat vie, il przyczyna tego bylo
zajmowanie sic wycleczks czlowie-
,ka " tutejszej Polonii zdyskredy-
towanego.
SEP.
30
\ SILVER LAKE.
(M1NN).
Szerzy sic tn zarazliwa choro-
ba gard1a, difterya zwaaa. G1owne
jej gnlazdo jest " domu Jdzefa
Graiczyka, gdzie 9cioro dzieci Levy
chorych i gdzie niedawno iona
.Grajczyka umarla. Razem jjuzi lunar.
10 ma difterya troje ludzl u Wa
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