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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24

The manner in which one defaultiug
cashier was detected was rather pecul-
lar. II was an due 70 the curiosity of
the women of bis ucighborhood. He
went 10 no expense In the way of dress
Ing, they never heard % his gambling
or drinking 10 any extent. be was a
model husband. bus,he loved a good
table. There was nothing unusual In
this, but one day when the ladies' %
the vicinity were discussing the best
method of cooking meats the wife Of
the cashier declared very lnnocoutly
that her husband dotted on ham. but be
would not cat Il unless Il had been
boiled IN champagne. BOILED In cham
pagne" exclaimed the listeners. "Heav-
ems. how expensive! We couldn't af-
ford 20 have ham on our table often II
we cooked it that way"
10 was soon u0iscd an around the
neichborho0d that Cashier Blank was
n high liver Indeed. aud the men began
telling of bis upliftld Ideas 0f cookery.
This soon reached the ears OF the d.
rcct0rs of the bank. aud they conclul.
cd. 10 might Doe wise Co Investigate the
accounts of such an cp.curc. Plain
water was nll they could afford Tor
their hams. so the champagne lover
was called up and subsequently, rcle-
gated 10 the pen. where be had TO fore
go bis pet dish for many. many weary
days.-Louisyllle Times.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24

'IIome again az last darling"
"John. dearest. you don't look a day
older"
Il must. Centuries can't roll over n
mans head without leaving traces"
1T was ages and ages. wasn't II?
And. Oh. John. how lonesome l have
bcenr
you poor little wlfeyl II ever
have 10 30 away again. you shall go
with me. But you're more beautiful
than ever. sweet one. What have you
been doing with yourself all the time
l was awayT
Thinking Of you. darling, and long.
Ing aud longing FOR you to come home"
III that Is the secret OF beauty. !
ought 10 have grown a perfect Adonls.
And you're sure you recognized me
straight OF without thinking az least
a mlnuter'
"Ot course. you old dear. DO you
suppose | could ever forget your
Coed gracious! II doesn't seem pos.
sible that I've been away only since
the day before yesterday, does IL,
sweetheart
'Not bit more, husband mine. than
that we have actually been married q
whole month tomorrow."-Pearsou's
Weekly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24

4 stranger came 10 a provincial
Scotch town one day. He looked some
what OF an invalid. and be asked one
q the Inhabitants To direct him 10 the
'hemlsts shop.
"Tlc what slrT
"Ihe chemists shop"
"Aye, an what Ein o. shops that
naF"
"Why, the place where you can buy
medicine"
"Eh. sir, we've nae sic shop as that
here"
"No? what DO you do, then. when
any one fails nly DO you take no med-
cineT
Deed. 90; not n drap. We've Just
whisky Tor the folk an tar for the
sheep. an that's a the fcssck We deal
in."-Lonl0n Answers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24
AL JoHNsoN's DEATH.
Cause of ~ Ascribcd TO n Drivin,
Peat In London.

When the late Albert l. johnson
drove q team Of six horses last sum
mtr through the most crowded thor
oughfare Of London. be startled Eng
ush horsemen. Clever a. they consld
er themselves with the rcins. the Tea
o. driving a slx-in-hand from Piccadn
b. through the confusing vehiculai
streams of Trafalgar square, dowr
the narrow Strand and Fleet street ant
through the even narrower aud fai
more conecsted Cheapside to the Bank
where the street traffic l. greater thar
any other street in the world wa,
something Engli,n drivers thought inn
possible safely TO accomplish But A
johnson did ID.
But % that unique performance II
horsemanship. which was commente1
upon from one end of Great Brita L
20 the other. his family ascribe the be
ginning Of the illness which ended IL
bis death. says the New York Sun. A
relative Of Mr. johnson said recentls
that shortly after he had demonstrated
his ability 10 pilot six horses through
the center ~ London be began 10 have
trouble with his heart. Physicians
said De had strained some OF the mus
clcs Cf bis he8ft lie was told tina,
while no serious consequences might
ensuc it was absolutely Necessary that
De- slOuid s.,v .p driving Mr. John.
son obeyed the orders Of the doctors
and did not touch a rein again until
last spring. \ few months ago. think
Ing that be had completely recovered
from the injury 10 his heart. he began
TO drive again.
just about this time be had an attack
OF bronchitis. and the constant cough.
ing which this induced brought about
a return OF the heart weakness He
was again told 10 take long rest.
Nothing Immediately serious. however.
was apprehended. even so recently as
the other day when Mr.. johnson trav-
eled from his home AZ Fort Hamilton
20 consult Dr. Janeway. For a few
weeks past Mr.. johnson had not been
feeling well. but be was Informed by
Dr. Janeway that with thorough rest
be would probably soon be better. Tom
l.. Johnson came on from Cleveland
recently 10 visit bis brother. lie was
not. rs was first supposed summoned
90 Fort Hamilton because of the fear
that DIS brothers end was near Mr..
JoLnsou's death. 10 fact. was some
what sudden and unexpected.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24
NeMe.t EnInr MlmInerr.

Since millinery for horses has be-
come established as summer feature
Il might naturally have been expected
that Il would soon become subject TO
the capricos Of fashion. Several horses
were recently seen In "chlc creations
OF striking character. says the New
York Tribune. one wore a jauntlly
tipped shade hat adorned with a band
OF red ribbon, with a large cluster OF
forgetmenots over the LETT ear Another
rejolced In a wide hrmmed hat enclr.
cled by n wreath OF white blossoms,
and a third had huge pompon OF blue
gauze directly IN front. simple, bu,
stylish" was the white duck shade,
much like baby's. that protected still
another from the beating sun.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24
"PAY YOUR OWN CAR FARE"
Motto of New order Launched In
kansas


Kansas.
\ new order has been started IN To-
peka which. It's promoters expect. Will
rival the BuGaloes. says the Kansas
City Times. IL is called the Indepeud-
eut order Of Men Who Refuse 20 Pay
the other Fellows Street Car Fare.
T. l.. Vandegrlft and w. Y. Morgan
are responsible for II. Nearly every
body approached on the subject has
Joined the order. only the politicians
decline. The scheme OF the order is
20 poke fun at the rad OF paying the
street car fare OF everybody IN sight
until Il becomes unpopular.
Tho order has no officers, no dues. no
goat riding, no grips no passwords
The only rule OF the order is to pay
your own car fare and require the
other fellow 10 dig up for himself. A
member may loan a fellow passenger
the price II requested 10 DO so. with
the understanding that Il be paid back.
Nandegrift and Morgan propose 10
establish the order IN every city In the
United States by means Of an endless
chain Of letters. Women are Joining
the order az Topeka.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24
WORLDS LARGEST GUN.
Government VIII Have ~ Ready For
Exhibition In 1903.

Government WIN Have II Ready For
Exhibition In 1903.
The management Of the Pan.Ameri-
can exposition viii be disappointed IN
its hope OF securing the great 10 Inch
rifle which Is being manufactured for
tie government aud which is intended
o. become a part Of the coast defense
armament. says . special dispatch from
Washington TO the 81. Louis Globe
Democrat. THIS big gun has cost the
United States about 100000 thus far,
aud II Is 50 FAR from completion that il
Is not expected that IL eau be exhibited
before another year has passed. II has
been suggested IN consequence that it
would form a most interesting exhibit
for the St Louis exposition in 1903. as
II viii probably be mounted by that
time and ready FOR transportation.
The castings Tor the gun are COM
plete, but its hreech mechanism has not
been flushed nor has the immediate
gun carriage on which ii Is to be
mounted. In 1903 the gun viii be fully
completed. and II is expected then. as
now, II Will be the largest gun 10 the
world. II will have range Of more
than % miles. and It's destructive ablll-
~ can hardly be estimated. II is indi-
Gated, however. by the fact that the
skilled gunners OF the United States ar
tillery believe any well directed shot
from the great gun would entirely de-
mollsh the largest fighting ship Of a
hostile navy which might attempt 70
enter a port which IL defends
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24
uo,, IN. Discussion Ended.

II was whispered in Washington that
a. tie Montague Browns were not
rs rich az other members n the smart
set they had 20 practice economy
where Il did not show. Bot tonight
there was certainly 10 hint q econ0-
my anywhere. There were strawber-
ries. dollhouse grown. and tcrapln and
cnnvasback duck. though both were
exorbitant In the market The hand
some tablecl0th had been ruthlessly
cut, and through the opening cluster
of American Beauty roses. their stems
on the no0r. shot up two feet above
the table. II was the most effective
table decoration of the winter.
Mrs. Montague Brown. young. pret-
~ and ambitious. smiled q smile of
rare pleasure. She reflected compla-
Gently that she had captured a cabinet
officer Tor this dinner. The conversa-
tion was bowling along smoothly, and
she leaned forward 10 listen The
guest Of honor was speaking:
"And still I insist that no woman
can do society all the time without
ncglccting her household aud children" ;"
"Not at ALL" smiled Mrs. Montague.
II think 1 can persuade you 10 the
contrary II you She paused, obsery-
Ing that be was staring with wide
open eyes AZ the doorway. A tiny.
BALI clad figure stood there.
Mamma. Mary's IN the kitchen. and
tan't find my mighty" pired Mon
taguc Brown. Jr.-llarper's Magazine.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24

American Farm Products.
Frank ". lI'tchcock. ch'yf 10 tbe for
eign market section ul ,'s agricultural
department. has complied statistics
showing the distribution of tho agr.gul-
turnl exports Of the United states for
the years lSq3 ~ 1900, saws = Washing
top dispatch. There Wcr5 y dozen J0un-
tries IN 1900 10 each OF which the Unit
cd States exported upward OF $4,000
600 worth OF domestic farm products.
The United Kingdom purchased
siOS.O0O 900 and Germany Sl2i0J9O0O
worth The others were:
The Netherlands. S52.OO0OoO: France,
$4,000 900; Belgium. S33,OOoOoO; Italy.
$4,000. 900; Canada s1l,O00O00; japan
over Sl5.OO0u0O, Denmark. nearly Sl5.-
100000; Cuba. Sli0ooOO0; Spain Sl0.-
10000 ana British Africa. SlO3OO 600
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24

"Niiko.' said Flooding Pete. do you
tlnk 60 does a man much good 10 go
troo colleEef"
"Not mucb." replied Meanderlns
Mike. 81 went troo 2 college oncc,
an an got was two dictionaries an a
suit 90 football clothes. De swag wasn't
wort de sk."-Washlngton scar.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24

New this year are the horse awnings
put up over horses attached Co vehicles
kept standing q long time ia one spot;
as. for instance, the wagon of the men
who sell buttormIlG hy the glass, SAYS
the New York sun. The horse awning
IS attached az us front end 20 the top OF
the names projecting above the collar,
and then carried with a regular awning
slant up back over the horses back 20
be attached at the other end 20 the
front bow OF the wagon top, thus giy-
ing shade anl the free circulation Of
air under Il. ......--.---aas>scss -..,.- b..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24
It Was strictly Modern.

"She has received a strictly Up TO
date education. you sayf'
"Well. rather. She hasn't a bit Of
practical knowledge about household
affairs. but she has more theories than
you could get IN a book, and she can
talk about parliamentary law In n way
that win make her shine IN any wo-
mans club you can pick out"-Chlcago
Post
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24

WANTED--Liye pigeons. VIII
pay ten cents a piece if delivered
or 81 per dozen when | nave to
call for birds. Apply to J c.
Murphy, first door south of Carter
house. jtf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24

II has been found that n dozen Portu.
guese oysters contain about six grains
OF phosphoric acid. French oysters
have about four grains per dozen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24

II Is human nature 20 deride what we
cannot possess, to deny what we can
not understand aud to insult those we
enyy.-Chlcago News. go.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24

4 fine line of lunch canned
goods for fishing and picnic parties
at Peoples 4 co. 6,i
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24
GRANTS LOST ORDER.
How a Valuable War Docu-
ment Was Brought to Light.

PROPERTY OF A sOUTHERSEB.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24

.,--'-.I-- go ..,e. 80 aii callers.
the music and the assurance that
the cream and cold drinks saryad
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-07-24

Famous Historic Paper Turns ~ In
the Pocket OF n Texan Editor Wbiic
Visiting the Bunnio Fair-How 10
~as Pound In the Bottom OF n Pi;.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-10-26
ROSYA MA BAIKANIE.

Ialedwie podpisano pokoj Chinami, a
Juz zaczefy krazyc pogfoski rzekomo bar
dzo wojowniczych zamiarach Rosyi ma Bal
kanie. ujscia Dunaju do morza Czarne-
so buduje Rosya silna twierdze, a r6wno-
czesnie nagromadzifa W tamtych stronach
slime zastepy wojska. Politycy austryaccy i
weglerscy wnosza tego, re Rosya zamie-
rza wmieszac sic sprawy baikanskie, Ma
pofwyspie balkanskim tymczasem wre XII
pi. W Macedonii prawdopodobnie najpo-
zniej przyszla wiosna wybuchnie og6lne
powstanie przeciw Turkom Albania
budzi niepokoi. O kraine te wsp6iubiegaja
sic Austrya Wlochy, ale ostatecznie moze
sic skonczyc ma poiaczeniu Albanii z
Czarnog6rzem, ma co chetnie zgodza sic
Wfochy Rosya, a Austrya ME zdola prze-
szkodzic temu przewrotowi. podzialu re-
szty Turcyi europejskiej ME powstrzyma
Austrya, DO zbyt jest sfaba, Niemcy ME
zechca sprzeciwac sic Rosy mysl zda-
MIA Bismarcka, re GAIA sprawa baikanska
ME zastuguie ma to, aby Niemcy dla niej
poswiecily kosci jednego grenadyera po-
mcrskiego. Ma dowod, re Rosya mysli o
woJnie jest do niej gotowa, wskazuia we
Wiedniu ma zafozona niedawno Bukare-
szcie "a rosyjskie pieniadze gazette pansla-
wistyczna, nawofujaca Siowian do laczno-
sci
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-10-26
JAK POSfAC PIENIADZE.

1. Przekazy pienie2ne money orders) MONA wykupt:
) poczcie, (b eksprese c) banku Wszystke
kazy musza bye wysawione ime A. Parys Toledo o.
Przekaz pieniadze naezy odesac razem Listen.
WystrzegaG sic kupowania prywatnych czek6w r6znych
agent6w.
Mona do listu wfozyt penadze, nakeit marek "a 0c
napsawszy kopercie Registered oddaG istonoszow,
lub poczcie.
Kto zadaleko do peczty dzien jest roboty to list
regestrowany oddac stonoszow przez swa ub
dziecko.
Pienadze srebrne np 5Oc obwinae papierowym doarem
posya srebrne peniadze MECH e obwine
ley obwat paper daego zeby sic ME przesuway ko-
drzet kopere wyciet Paperowych pendzy ME potrzeba
obwijaG
g. Duzo 1udz przesya pieniadze zwyczanych lstach.
Jest dna pos6b ryzykowy gdyz ME urzednicy
pocztowi listonosze ga uczciwymi
Male sunny Oak &c., 10c, 2c, 50c, Csc. itd) mozna
przesfac markami pocztewem t. kupc marek pocztowych
odpowiednia sumo wiozyc do stu Mark mona przesy
zwyczanych isach Marek zagrancznych ME przmu
jenny, tylko mark Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
scie swym koniecznie nalezy wyPisac wyraznie swe
imie nazwsko address, nadto podac pienadze
Adres sw6j naezy podawae kazdym sce,
beE wzgledu to jak czesto kto pisuje do Redakcy
Tzeba pamietac onakejenu mark pocztowej koperce
Nigdy na koperte ME naklejat marek mni nil
Jeze list ME wazy wece nz jeden srebrny dolar to
lazy nakec marke diva Gently; ale gdy list przewaza doa-
IA nalezy nakec marek Gently; gdyby list przewe
2dolary srebrne trzeba nakleIc marek "a cent6w
ADREs: 4. l. PARYs1 PUBLISHES TOLEDO, OHIO.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-10-26
USTAPIENIE SALISBUREGO

re stanowiska premiera angielskiego ME u
leega obecnie juz najmniejszej watpliwosci.
Arazu sadzono, re Salisbury cofnie sic W
zaciszc zycia domowego dopiero po uroczy-
stosciach koronacyjnych W czerwcu 1902
roku. Premier przeciez jest jua tax chory
choroba zniedofezniafy, re dla dobra
stronnictwa musi rychlej ustapic.
Premierem czyi prezesem ministr6w 20
stanie siostrzeniec Salisburego, Artur Bal
four, pierwszy lord skarbu przyw6dca
stronnictwa zachowawczego W izbie gmin.
Przy tel sposobnosci krol zamianuje Balfo-
ura czlonkiem izby wyzszej, nadajac mu
tytuf lorda Whittinghame'a
A Chamberlain? Co sic stanie ambi-
tnymi panami ChamberlainaY Czy pozwoli
on, by rodzina Salisburego sprzatnefa mu
pred nosa eel, do ktorego dazyf
Chamberlain, Jak donosi New York
Herald, zestarzaf. Starosc troski, wywo-
fane wojna pofudniowo- -afrykanska, zfama.
fy jego energie, stepiiy jego ambicye. "a
dowolni sic przeto zaszczytem mniejszym,
wezmie po Balfourze przewodnictwo stron.
nictwa zachowawczego izbie nizszej.
10 wszystko sic stanie, jezeli zachowaw.
cy ME runa pod naporem katastrofy airy.
kansklej.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-10-26
BRYAN @ MAS.

W czasopismie "The Commoner'', wyda-
wanym przez W. j. Bryana, znajdujemy
artykuf: /" Polacy miiujacy wolnost." Z"
"Stowarzyszenia polskie cafym kraju
przyjmuja rezolucye wyrazajace wsp6iczu-
Gle pani Mckinley oburzenie ma morder-
ce jej meza. R6wnoczesnie potepiaja czyn
Czoigosza, kt6ry polskiego jest pochodze-
MIA. Posr6d rzedu sfusznego oburzenia, po-
wstafego z podfego zamachu ma prezyden-
ta zachodzi wielkie niebezpieczenstwo, il
wyrzadzona zostanie krzywda narodowi
dzielnemu i mifujacemu woInosc Anar-
chizm ME jest pfodem pewnego poszczegol-
nego narodu lub rasy; najpewniej ME
przyjmuje sic na gruncie Polski. Polacy
zawsze byli mifosnikami wolnosci histo-
rya zapefniona jest przykiadami bohater-
skich ich wysifkow. Karta wyliczajaca czy-
ny meznego Kosciuszki jest jedna najja-
sniejszych W historyi, Amerykanie nigdy
ME zapomna pomocy udzielonej i'm W wal
ce niepodlegfosc przez dzielnego bezin-
teresownego Pufaskiego. Me rozsadnymi
i bez zastanowienia zaiste sa ci, kt6rzy
chcieliby "a zamach ma prezydenta uczynit
odpowiedzialnym nar6d mitujacy wolnosc,
dlatego re czfowiek ich narodowosci sta1
sic morderca.'
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-10-26
SPRAWY BIEZACE.
ABDUR-RAHMAN-CHAN

IA
najbardziei niezalezny, zmienif wfadce.
Abdur Rahman Chan, noszacy tytul e.
mira, zmarf dnia 3go b. nj. W Kabulu po
ciezkiej, lecz zaledwie piet dni trwaiacej
chorobie. Emir liczyi wediug zr6def an
gielskich lat Il; wedlug Almanachu Gotaj
skiego urodzif sic znacznie p6zniej, gdyz
W 1S45 r. Byi to nietylko dzielny zoinierz,
ale niebywale zreczny polityk dyplomata.
Dowodem tego re umiaf warunkach bar
dzo trudnych zachowac Afganistanowi ME-
NAL zupelna niezaleznosc.
Rownoczesnie przedstawiaf typ azyaty-
ckiego despoty, ktory wymordowai stryi6w
braci W liczbie pietnastu; byle tylko bye
pewnym tronu.
Ostatniemi laty dokuczaia mu straszna
pogarda, przykuwajaca 90 do iozka. row.
noczesnie nabawiajaca ziego humoru. Sku-
tkiem przygnebienia, jake przyprawiafa
go ia choroba, staf sic bardzo podejrzli-
wynn. zorganizowaf system szpiegowski
mnostwo ludzi niewinnych wydaf W rece
kata
Rzadzif Cd 22go Iipca 1880 l..
Synow miaf pieciu nosza oni tytul sir
darow (tytut woiskowy, odpowiadajacy sto-
pniowi feldmarszafka) naistarszy Hahb
Ullah Chan obeimuje tron po oicu, ku cze-
mu juz otrzymai od ojca, ,przed kilkunastu
miesiacami, instrukcye odpowiednie, Czy
Habib Ullah zastosuie do braci metode OIL
cowska, to jest wyprawi ich ma tamten
SWAT, pokaze przyszfosc
Abdur Rahman dbaf rozwoj armii af-
ganskiej. W 1885 7. przeprow adzii reforme
gruntowna, wydawszy prawo, moca kt6re-
go CO 6smy mezczyzna, zdolny do noszenia
broni. jest obowiazanym siuzyc wojskowo
| Ma podstawie tego prawa armia afganska
moze liczyc podczas wojny 10000 ludzi
Artylerya liczy $50 dziaf lowego systemu
Afganistan jest nazwa perska. Mieszkan-
cy zowia sw6j krai "Urlajat' czyli ziemia
ojczysta Powierzchnia Afganistanu wyno.
81 5000 kim. kwadr. Afganowie zowia sic
sami: pusztun'', So pochodzenia iranskie.
go; nova ich r6zni sic cd perskiej; zy,
ZACH ich pfynie przymieszka krwi semi
ckiej. Ogofem, ludnosc dochodzi do szesciu
milion6w; Afganowie wfasciwi, bedacy
szczepem panujacym, ME licza po mad trzy
miliony czyli poiowe og6lnej ludnosci.
| Cywilizacya ME rozwinieta wysoko; 2
wszystkich nauk cieszy sic najbardziej teo
logia mahometanska, uczona W szkofach
medresach
q miast najwazniejsze sa KabuI Kan
dahar, Herat, Mesar, Maimene. Domy 2
cegfy suszonej lub gliny, wysokie ma dws
i ma trzy pietra, dachach piaskich; ulice
albo zle albo zupefnie ME zabrukowane.
Ludnosc trudni sic hodowla bydfa; rol
nictwo ogrodnictwo stoja ma drugim pla
ME. zniwa So diva razy ma rok; roboty rol
ne wykonuja gf6wnie niewolnicy. Handel
mafo rozwiniety; gfownie przeszkadza tu.
tai brak srodkow komunikacyjnych drogi
! ohydne, racyi gor bardzo uciazliwe.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-10-26
CIEMNOTA "WIELKICH MEM
cow

Podczas indagacyi iedneeo z obwinio-
nych, pablo ust indagowanego nazwisko !:
Sfowacki. Przewodniczacy trybunafu, dy-
rektor sadu ziemianskiego Toruniu
Grassmann, jedna 'gwiazd' stronnictwa
narodowo- liberalnego parlamencie ME-
mieckim, podejmuje szybko to nazwisko i
nadziei, re wpadf ma trop jeszcze Jedne-
go polskiego gimnazyalisty, kt6rego male
zenie do zwiazku mfodziezy dotychczas ME
wykryto, zapytuje obwinionego skwapli-
vie:
"Czy Sfowacki, kt6rym pan wspom-
Mai, byf rowniez czionkiem stowarzysze-
MIA gimnazyalnego?" Miedzy Polakami,
zebranymi W sail sadowej, wybuchf smiech
homeryczny, mianowicie, gdy interpelowa-
ny eksgimnazyalista pouczyf pana sedziego
i posfa, re Sfowacki, jeden najwiekszych
poetow polskich, umarf juz roku-1849!
Takimi ignorantami, jak Grassmann, So
nietylko sedziowie pruscy: ME brak ich ma
wet ma fotelach ministeryalnych. Przeciez
ME upfynaf jeszcze rok, jak owczesny pru-
ski minister spraw wewnetrznych, dzis
minister skarbu, V. Rheinbaben, nazwaf W
Sejmie W jednej re swoich NOW antipol-
skich, ktorej sic popisywaf rzekoma zna-
jomoscia spraw polskich, margrabiego
Wielopolskiego przyw6dca ostatniego po-
wstania!
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-10-26
Cd WYDAWCY

Nasz projekt wydawania dziennika Cd
Nowego Roku nie moze przyjsc do skutku,
z powodu braku fachowych sill dziennikar-
skich. Przy pomocy amatorow'' ME mo-
INA rozpoczynac takiego przedsiebiorstwa.
Projektu ME porzucamy caikowicie, ale od-
kfadamy go do tel pory, kiedy bedziemy W
moznosci zorganizowac sktad redakcyi
administracyi ludzi fachowych
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-10-26
POEOZENIE ANGLII w TRANSWAA
LU

Juz sic kilkakroc zdawaio, ze sprawa
Burow przepadia-a ona powstawafa ma
nowo z cafa wielka dIa Anglikow groza. w
rozpaczy swojej, a raczej zaslepieniu lord
Kitchener of Pretoria" nakazaf Burom na
Is 2. m. zfozyc broh inaczej wszystko le-
gnie Cd miecza zagwi konfiskat / minaf
dzien Is wrzesnia, Londynie, cafej
Anglii place i zgrzytanie zebow Przeraze-
ME ogarnefo zwolennikow Rhodesa Cham
berlaina, smutkiem krai ca}y sic pokryf ma
wiadomosc ostatnich kleskach Anglik6w,
do kt6rych Kitchener publicznie przyznat
sic musiaf. A Morning POST pyta: coby
sic staio 2 Anglia W razie, gdyby kt6re z
mocarstw bliskiej przyszfosci wpoprzek
jej stanefo? Angielski system ME dopisaf
W wojnie, ktora, wediug zapewnief polity-
k6w, miafa bye mala "a coz dopiero woj-
ME wielkiej!
Prasa londynska podnosi. ze juz rok te-
|mu, wedle zareczen rzadowych, woina byia