davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-07
mICHBORN AT NEW ORLEANS.
site for the AIgiers FIonting Dock
Inspected.

New Orleans, March 6.-Rear Admiral
Philip Hichborn. late chief constructor Of
tho navy and chief Of the department OF
construction and repairs arrived to-day
10 inspect the site for the Algiers float
ing dock, now under construction at Spar
row Point, Nd. and which is to be towed
here when completed.
After visiting Atlanta Admiral Hich-
horn will return TO Washington.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-07
Tcrn. niI MIII nnrncd.

Dallas. Tex. March "a portion OF the
plant Of the Trinity Cotton Seed OH Mills
burned to-day. Los 5000 fully covered
~ Insurance..
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-07
SURPRISED INsURGENT CAMP.
All Insurgents ON Island of Cebu
May Surrender

Manila. March 6.-Lieut West, with the
gunboat Laguna dc Bay surprised an in
surgent camp on the island of Talim, on
Lake Bay, east of Manila. capturing 81
insurgents Many small detachments in
various localities are surrendering daily.
1t is reported that negotiations are in
progress for the surrender of all insur-
gents on the island OF Cebu.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-07
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MOTHER SUPERIOR MARIANA DEAD
Was Treasurer of order of sisters of
Charity In United states.

Los Angeles. Cal, March 6.--Mother su-
perior Mary Mariana Is dead at the Sis
ters Hospital, aged Il years. She was
for many years In charge Of the large
orphan asylum at Richmond, Va. and
was treasurer Of the Ordef of Sisters OF
Charity Of the United States For the
last awenty-three years she has lived at
Emmetsburg, Md.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-07

lc0nslnusa 0n FHth Psge1
Evening star., 1901-06-18

ance that modern science can devise adj
1usted and ready for instant service From
the instant that the agent OF this institu-
tion arrives where its help has been called.
tnat agent represents the highest officiai
authority and is In full command. Whether
ne snali proceed on the spot with efforts
at restoration, or take the body into the
ambulance and work on 1t while hurrying
to the hospital or wait until needed an.
pliances are reached. is a matter of 1udg-
ment. The bathing beach was established
with the primary object of providing pub
lie means to learn to swim and to guard
against drowning in any tmergency 1t
has developed into a place Of recreation OF
entertainment OF education in propriety' OF
athletic training and practice, Of inter-
change OF ideas In ell matters pertaining to
health and vfgor, and OF systematic. father
ly care and control over a large percent
age OF the citys tenants. Come and try
the bathing beach and you will never try
to discourage 1t. w X STEVENS
Superint endent
Evening star., 1901-06-18
Commencement Exercises.

commencement exercises OF Peyton's
Male Academy. IAN street between B and
streets northeast. were held at the Mount
Horeb Baptist Church, 10th street between
and c streets northeast. last night from
to 1O:30 o'clock. Following was the order
Of exercises: Song by the pupils, prayer by
Rev. Randolph v. Peyton. song by the
class. speeches by Mr.. C. Fox. MT. II.
Bowser, Mr.. s. Harris and Mr.. p. Robb,
organ solo by Miss NJ. Brooks, followed by
addresses by Mr.. NJ. Kenny. Mr. F. Ashby
and Mr.. 7. H. Brown. Following are the
class officers: NJ. Kenny, president; F.
Ashby, vice president; C. Fox, secretary;
s Harris. assistant secretary; II. Bowser.
chaplain; T. H. Brown, treasurer: p. Robb.
sergeaut-at-arms: Mr.. Worthington, advo-
cate; Rev. Randolph v. Peyton. dean. A
collation. was served to the guests and class
at 1880 p,m,
Evening star., 1901-06-18

Rev. DR.. Pitzer has returned from the
commencement OF Hampden-Sidney College.
tts 125th anniversary. He was reelected
president of the board of trustees and also
of the Society of Alumni.
Rev. DIR. R. McIlvaine. president of the
college, Is a member of the Virginia con-
stitutional convention, now in session in
Richmond. II is stated that 40 per cent of
the preseIIS ministers of the synod of Vir-
ginia are graduates of Hampden-Sidney.
Evening star., 1901-06-18
followed by a violin solo by Herbert j.

followed by a violin solo by Herbert ].
ZitkolaZi
The exercises wound up with everybody
singing Columbia
The reception committee consisted Of d.
e. ConHell, l.. F. Conroy, ]. P. Cook, A.
F. Dreka, w. A. Finkelstein, D. E. Gensler.
w. P. Kirby, A ]. LiX, NJ. H. Montrose,
J. A. O'Toole, A. Y. Shafhirt.
The closing exercises of the college de-
partment of St. Johns will take place
Friday afternoon, at o'clock, at the La
fayette Square Opera House
Evening star., 1901-06-18

ana on Its rolls are the names of Presi-
dents of the United States and MANY GOV
ernors. senators and judges. The Society
OF Alumni, DIR. Pitzer says, has under.
taken to raise 100000 for the permanent
endowment fund
Evening star., 1901-06-18

Eugene Grissom, jr., of 700 10th street
northeast. has complained to the District
Commissioners of the condition of va
cant lot north of his premises. He says an
excavation recently made has now filIed
with water, causing dampness in his cellar
and bringing mosquitoes in abundance.
Evening star., 1901-06-18
SAGA, Saratoga, Tippecanoe, Vicksburg

1t will be noticed that the above lists
are not entirely complete for each letter.
as / did not have time to look them all
up, but the alphabet can be filled out in
each case. and 1t aeems to me that some
such system would be more consistent and
distinctive than the one suggested by the
Commissioners. OF course 1t is understood
that these new names are to apply only
there. Congress would in time probably ex-
tend them within the city limits, and we
should have system Of street nomencla-
ture OF national kind similar to that of
our great avenues. which are named for
states. 1t might be well to have twenty
five letters in each set to facilitate the CAL
cuiation Of distances, the first set to be
numbered up to 200. the second to 5000
and the third to 1900. which would be
equivalent to 18th street. +. w. r.
Life-Saving at the Bathing Beach.
To the Editor Of The Evening star:
While the communication over the sig
nature of Common Sense In The Star
of Saturday last makes some good sugges-
tions about everybody's learning what to
do to save life in emergencies, it conveys
the impression that the employees of the
beach do nothing to resuscitate the drown
ed. That is an error that might shake
public confidence in the management of
the beach and render a reply necessary.
The instant a body Is brought ashore the
employees go to work to re-establish respi-
ration, and there have been a number of
instances Of entire recovery after breathing
had stopped, and yet no appliances have
ever been given to the beach for this pur-
pose. The Emergency Hospital is sup
posed to be provided with corps of physi-
clans and nurses educated and experienced
in the best treatment of everything which
its name indicates. and with every appii-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-01-10
In County Court.

Estate John Shelbourne, deceased
Petition for settlement. Account ex
amined and allowed. Order made as
signing residue of estate.
Estate Emeline johnson, deceased
Petition for conveyance under con.
tract. Proofs submitted. Order
to convey pursuant 10 contract sign
ed.
Estate John Hale. Petition for
settlement guardians account Ac-
count examined and Above without
objections.
Estate John ii. Walker, deceased.
Petition TO probate will. viii proved,
allowed and admitted to probate.
Richard Meyer, Jr. named and APP
proved as executor. Bond fled at
$4,000.
In the matter of Sarah Woodward,
insane. Petition for guardian. II.
G. Hale appointed guardian. Bond
fixed at $3.50.
Estate Edward IL. Garside, deceas-
ed. Hearing of claims Proof filed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-01-10

Daring the first eighteen months of
the operation of the antI-pass law it
has cost the state $26, 632 &c for the
transportation of state officials and
members Of state boards, all or nearly
all of whom formerly travelled on
passes. This would be about SIS, 900
a year, which is considerably less
than many of the estimates.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-01-10
The Lessons OF a Life.

Immortality Is the insignia Of indie
peudence. Imitation does not find
fame. TIE couyist does not capture a
crown He Who sneeZeS because Others
tcke suuf will never win a golden
fleece" If glory. will wear no star and
aartor" - success. John Quincy
8 6.aso 600 doo,cibed A. the ~unpopu-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-01-10

1t is thought the Burleigh bill will
pass and if it does Wisconsin will get
one more representative in Congress.
The total number of members will by
this law be increased to 3sS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-01-10
Licensed To Wed.

Budd Moses, Laramie. Wyoming,
and Carrie f. Janney. Ellenboro.
Edward @. Rust. Watterstown,
and Cora Matthews. Boscobel.
Charles VI. Willis. Marcus. Iowa,
and Eta Ralph, PlattcvilIe.
VIM. III Miller aud Lizzie Koenig,
both of Marion.
Henry MeClain aud Hattie Withow
both Of Paris.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-01-10

If you possess any features resem-
bling kidnappers, be careful or you
may be mistaken for one as police
everywhere are searching for such
subjects.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-01-10

The Platteville Witness contained
a sound article last week on the new
courthouse question. 1t is repro
duced elsewhere.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-01-10

And he thought he'd humor her, no
doubt The result shows that man
rarely loses by following his wife's adj
vice Those who suffer from obstinate
cough, bronchitis, weak lungs and all
ments in general which tend to con-
sumption, viii find speedy relief and
perfect cure III the U.S. of DR. Piercc's
Golden Medical Discovery II cures
uinetv-eight per cent. of those who give
II fair and faithful trial Ii purifes
the blood, heals the lungs aud builds up
the body with firm flesh instead of flabby
fat The Discovery" contains no alco-
hol, neither opium, cocaine, nor other
narcotics.
vOuly for Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical DiScov-
cry ! think ! would bc iu nav t.Ilve TODAY, p
writes Nj. Moses Miles. OF Hiiliard. Uinta Go
Wyoming i had asthma 81 had / could not
sleep al night and was compelled 10 give 10
work Il affected my lungs that l couchcd
all the time both day and uight My friends
al thought ! had CONSUMPTION Ny wits had
taken Dr PierCc's Favpritc Prescription and il
had helped her SBriuch she ipsiStvd on my try
ing his Golden Medical Discovery = which 1
did ! have taken four bottles aud am a
well man weis king lss pounds thanks t. Or
PicrSV's Golden Medical Discovery | would
like yo. Is print thS testimony Is It may help
some other pooI sufferer"
Dr. Perce's Medical ADVISE. in paper
Binding, free ON receipt Of e. one-cent
stamps 10 pay exp,slSe C 1lciliug only.
ASoSees ~ 2. 3 S5sccs. Ga6gsbS 8. 8.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-01-10

There's liable to be shortage in
the virus market here at Lancaster
if this wholesale vaccination con
tinues.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-01-10

Anything now bearing the inscrip-
ton Of 10th Century now seems
very antiquated.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-01-10
It's Gov. LaFollette now.

A vaccination party wouldn't be .
bad thing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-01-10

Red i IA danger signal on the rail
road. ON q fellows nose and on wo-
mans face Men and women5 use
Rocky Mountain Tea and get genuine
red che eks. 80 Hatch BrJS.. apd Ben
oetts PEArmacys
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-01-10

p. D.. Armour, the millionaire pack.
er, is among the dead.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-05
Telegrar11y.

WASHINGTON. 5go Marca. =
Ponowne wprowadzenie McKin-
leya ma urzad prezydenta Stan6w
Zjednoczonych odbyio sig z nieby-
waia dotychczas okaza}o5cia i mia
10 charakter militarny, poniewaz
znacznie wieksze ilosci wojska la
dowego marynarzy braiy udziaf
w uroczystosciach, niz podczas i
nauguracyi innych prezydent6w.
Prezydent udaf sic Biaiego do
mu do Kapitolu we wspaniafej ka-
recie, ciagnionej przez drogocenne
rumaki Towarzyf mu Hanna,
"a mimi jechali general Miles j ad-
miraf Dewey. W Kapitolu podpi-
sal Mckinley ostatnie bile, przyje.
te przez kongres, ,byf obecnym pod
czas przysiegi, skiadanej przez VII
usprsydsata Rcessyslt, pocssn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-05
Toalety monarchid / aktorek.

lie aktorki potrafa wydawac ma
kostyumy i suknie, MECH pSsfuza
"a przykfad nastepujace liczby'
Wystepujaca obecnie W Wiedniu
p. Adillon "a kostyum do yMada-
me sans Gene" zapiacila 5000 guild.
lima zn6w spiewaczka, grajaca
le kr6lowej W ,,Hugenotach" "zapia-
ella "a kostyum $500 guild, moty-
wujac ten szalony wydatek tenn, re
jezeli wystepuje W roll kr6lowej, to
powinna bye ubrana po kr6lewsku.
Sunny to wydawane ma tuaiety
przez kr6lowo-aktorki, stanowia
dziwny kontrast z sumami, jake
ma ten eel poswiecaia prawdziwe
krolowe. Kr6lowa Wilhelmina,
ktorej suknie robione So przewaz-
ME W Paryau, pfaci mniej wiecej
"a kostyum 100 q. Arcyksiezne
austryackie Marya Walerya CT.
zella nosza suknie W Genie cd 100
do 15o e.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-05
Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

= Ma kongresie Boer6w W Pa
ryzu, kt6ry odbedzie sic dnia 12go
Marca b. T., tutejsza ige YAmeri-
can Transvaal League" reprezen-
towac bedzie jako delegat Montagu
White Chicago.
Albert Girardi, 2S7 Wa
shington boul., znajduje sic W
szpitalu powiatowym peknieta
czaszka. Rane to zadaf mu brat
jego Charles. kt6ry z MIN sic pobif
W pewnej szynkowni zostaf are
sztowany.
W wagonie kolei ulicznej ma
N. State str. dwom podroznym u
kradziono zegarki. Jednymz Mich
byf adwokat John Mcconnell,
Ala N. State str, a drugim pc.
wien handlarz komisowy Lake
View.
Zwfoki 55letniego Charlesa
Kruger znaleziono wczofaj W wo-
zowni Illinois Brick Go. ma rogu
Oakland str. California ave. Ida
ie sic, ze zachorowaf on nagle,
zaszedf do wozowni / tam umarf.
Pozostawia on wdowe j dwoje
dzieci.
= l8letni Jakob Mankowicz,S97
Milwaukee ave. wczoraj byf zatru-
dniony W elewatorze domu pm. l49
Fifth avenue, kiedy elevator
nagle spadf i Mankowicz
ciezko skaleczyf sig W glove. Ia.
wieziono go do szpitala sw. huka-
sza przekonano sic, ze ma czaszke
peknieta, W skutek czego moae UNI
RE.
= Nazwiska dw6ch mezczyzn,
kt6rzy W Niedziele wieczorem ma
przecieciu. California ave. j AZ uli-
cy zostali przez pociag kolei ele-
ktrycznej wyrzuceni 2 buggy j "a
hici, SD iak 30 okassio, H7nsk
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-05
Wazny rekOpis.

Jeden polskich historyk6w, p.
A. D. znalazf W Neapolu nadzv
czajna rzadkosc bibljografczna, u
nikat, dotyczacy dziej6w Polski.
Jest to poemat o 60 stronicach,
drukowany W r. 1886 W Bari, p. t.
,Viaggio della Serenissima 5. d.
Bonna Regina de la sua arrivata
in Manfredonia audendo verso vel
suo regno di Polonia". (Podroa
Najjas. Kr6lowej Bony Manfre-
donji do Polski). Many tutaj wiea
opis podr6zy, kt6ra .odbyla Bona
Sforza W r. 1913, kiedy jechafa a
Bari do Krakowa, IA Manfredonje.
zare, Wegry, Wieden, jako oblu-
bienica zygmunta I. Najwiecej
wartosci dla mas ma opis wjazdu.
do Krakowa, uroczystosci ma 6w-
czesnym zamku ma Wawelu it'd,
ktory jeden Wfoch6w, towarzy-
szacych Bonie, wydrukowaf. Zdaje
sic, il egzemplarz, znajdujacy sig
W prywatnem reku W Neapolu, jest
unikatem, nieznanym naszym BIZ
bliografom jako TAXI bedzie zu--
zytkowanym, jako cenny materyaf
historyczny, przez jednego z pol
skich pracownik6w ma niwie die
jowej, W rozprawie krolowej Boz
ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-05

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, 5go
Marca. - Gazety W Caracas, "a
wskaz6wka rzadu Venezuela, napa-
daja bardzo ostro ma Rad waszyng-
tonski. Obrazliwe karykatury Nc
Kinleya i posta Loomis pojawiaja
sic W pismach codziennie. Publ
cznoso jest ma posia oburzona, po-
niewaz pisuje do gazet amerykah-
skich korespondencye, przedsta-
wiajac W Mich tendencyjnie stosun-
ki W Venezuela W niekorzystnem
swietle.
LoNDYN, 5go M area. -
W Shamokin, ma wyspie Wight
wystapii nova Victor Ruthben,
by}y mnich i lzyf W SVEN pzem6-
wieniu Kosci6f katolicki. Roz-
gniewani sfuchacze wpadli ma try
bune, poturbowali eksmnicha i
zmusili 60 do ucieczki. Dobyi on
rewolweru strzelif. Skaleczyf je-
dnego 1obywateli. Byfby wow
czas uIegf przemocy roznamietnio-
nego ludu, gdyby ME byfa zjswita
sic policya, ktora aresztowafa Ruth
bena.
LoNDYN, 5go M area. =
w izbie lord6w przemawiaf lord
Wolseley, naczelny wodz armii.
Tlomaczyt siuchaczom, re militar-
ny system Wielkiej Brytanii jest
wadliwy, z why byiego ministra
wojny, markiza Lansdowne. Ten
W odpowiedzi zarzucaf lordowi
Wolseley, re podczas swego urze-
dowania ME speiniai swych obo-
wiazk6w. Me uwiadamiaf rzadu
O niedostatecznosci jednego korpu-
su do zgniecenia Boer6w o tenn,
re Ladysmith ME moze bye dla
Angik6w podstawa operacyjna.
Me opracowat zadnych plan6w
prowadzenia W Afryce pofudniowej
wojny zaczepnei irodpornej. Kle-
ski poniesione W Afryce przez An
glikow ME wynikaja systemu u
rzadzen militarnyoh, lecz why
Wolseley'a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-05
Rome wiadomosci
telegraficzne.

= Miasto Frankfurt mad Menem
zaciaga pozyOzke we wysokosci 10
milion6w marek. Pieniedzy dostar-
czq amerykahscy kapitalisci.
- We francuskiej izbie deputo-
wanych antysemita Firmin Pau
re obrazif Rad. Przewodniczacy ka-
zaf go wyprowadzit re sail
: Sc ; Villayerde oswiadczyt
wczoraj wieczorem hiszpanskiej
regentce, re ME powiod}a mu sig
pr6ba utworzenia nowego gabine-
tn.
- We Vslladolid, W Hiszpanii,
wybijaf rnotloch okna wystawowe
kupc6w. Policya pokaleczyia kilka
osop.
= Ksiaze bufgarski dobrai sobie
ministr6w, kt6rzy So zdeklarowa-
nymi zwolennikami RosYi.
- Setki Filipinczyk6w sk}adaja
przysiege ma wiernoso rzadowi a.
merykanskiemu.
2 Tien Tsin wysfano 8 zofnierzy
niemieckich, kt6rzy mieli zakupic
bydlo. zolnierze uciekG pieniedz-
mi.
= Po zamknieciu 56 kongresu
zagaif wiceprezydent Roosevelt po-
siedzenie senatu 81 kongresu.P .Przy.
jail przysiege nowych senator6w.
W kopalni cynku W Engle.
side, Mo-, zapalifa sic beczka z
prochem. Skutkiem eksplozyi 5
g6rnik6w utraciio zycie 2 jest
ciezko ranionych.
- Ma rogu Braddock ave. l 9 st.
W Pittsburgh spalit sic wielki mu-
rowany budynek,, Wenrlng blocK
straty wynosza $4,000.
= Mckinley podpisa3 wczorai
miedzy innymi bill lprzeznaczajacy 5
milion6w dolarow ma wystawe W
St Louis.
- Jacob Mueller, spiewak wy.
stepujacy W operach, umari wczo-
raj VI San Francisco pred przed-
stawieniem, kt6re miaio odby6 sig
ma jego korzyst.
W Ell Reno. O. T., spadli z
balonu, wysokosci IS st6p,na zie-
mie professor Coleman Clarence
Boyne. Potluki sic Smiertelnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-05

Fenth, 1886 Wood str. Rudolph
Japka, 1904, 46 str. Swiadkowie
zeznaja, re chcieli W box skrecic,
ale powodu nagromadzonego
sniegu uczynic tego ME mogli.
u Alaski nadeszfa wiadomosc,
ze 21letni Harry Moran utonat
tam, kiedy piynai fodzia po zatoce
Georgian niedaleko Vancouver W
zesziym tygodniu. Moran pocho-
dzif z Chicago niedawno doni6sf
matce, re posiada cztery claims
wartosci 100000.
= Szynkarze chicagoscy maja
jutro wielkie zgromadzenie W sta
rel ,,Vorwaerts Turner Hall" pm.
261-265 W. IL str. O g. 12 popoiu.
dniu.
= w rzece W poblizu mostu na
1S ulicy, znaleziono wczoraj zwioH
pani Margaret Fitzmaurice, zam.
pm. II W. 15 str, kt6ra cd 9 LII.
stopada znikfa byia bez wiesci
Zdaje sic, re W przystepie obiedu
umysfowego odebrafa ona sobie zy-
Gle.
w dzisiejszym numerze gaze'
ty Chicago Chronicle" znajduje.
my ciekawy artykui nadesiany Q
East Chicago, Ind. pod data 27 z.
M, a podpisany przez (ks.) )J.F.Ku-
backiego, p. t. uSzkoiy prywatne q
publiczne". Ola braku miejsca
dzisiaj ME mozemy podac tioma-
czenia tego artykufui podamy je
jutro.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-05
UroczystoSci inauguracyjne.
Mckinley utrwalony ma SVEN sta
nowisku.
WOisko ladOwe imorskie bierze g}6Wny udzlaf
W uroczystosci.
ME otrzyma protektoratu mad Mandzurya.
Nova eksmnicha katoickiego jej nastepstwa.

nil bardzo surowo i W sposob, kto-
~ zrobit W izbie slime wrazenie, /
roniczny ton, jakim przemawiaf ma
posiedzeniu przesztem p. Podbiel-
ski sprawie obchodzacej ludnosc
polska tax zywo, jak jej jezyk OF
czysty. DaleI trzymajac sic jego
slow, zwr6cif uwage, re biura ito
maczen maia przedewszystkiem
siuzyc ma to. aby utrudniac PoIa-
kom korespondencye, ME So wiec
zadnem ustepstwem lecz tyIko
Srodkiem novel szykany. Wreszcie
scharakteryzowa} dosadnie polity-
ke antypolska rzadu hakatyst6w,
jake polityke nienawisci. Wszelkie
twierdzenia, re wiadzy chodzi tyl-
ko uzasadniona obrone niemiec-
kosci pred zaczepnym poloniz-
mem, So obfuda. Polacy So zacze-
piani draznieni, wfadze obrazaja
przez swoje postepowanie ich maj
swietsze uczucia wywoEuja walke.
Ludnosc polska broni sic tylko,
valley o swoja narodowosc,
Niemcy zwalczaia ia ME z potrze-
by, lecz nienawisci dla narodo-
wosci obcei.
Konserwatysta Oertel poSpie-
szyf zapewnieniem, re jego stron-
nictwo ME ma nienawisci do Pola-
kow, a Mkt wog6le ME zamierza O.
brazac uczuc polskich. Gaia to
sprawe rozwalkowano niepotrze-
bnie zrobiono wielka akcya poll
tyczna tego, co byto tylko pro-
stem zarzadzeniem W interesie wy
cody urzednik6w. Wobec znanych
fakt6w oswiadczeh p. Podbiel-
skiego, Mkt jednak ME wierzyf "a
pewnieniom nieznaiacego nienawi-
Sci pana Oertela.
Posiowie katoliccy socyalista
Ledebour, bardzo surowo zganlil
postepowanie wfadz, podszczuwa-
ME przeciw Polakom i sprzeczne
konstytucya zarzqdzenia. Lede-
bour pomiedzy innemi skonfundo-
wal ogromnie liberalnych / nieli-
beralnych hakatyst6w, przypomi'
najac i'm, co nowia / pisza sami
postepowaniu Wegr6w wobec
Niemc6w tamtejszych zapyta-
MEM, czy sadza, re rozporzadzenia
wiadz wegierskich ME obraaaja u
czuc narodu niemieckiego - No,
tax, ale rzecz wiadoma, CO woIno
Niemcom, tego ME wolno Wegrom.
Czy dyskusya ia wyda jake re-
zultaty pozytywne, bardzo jest
watpliwe. Pan Podbielski, zape-
wniwszy sic, re hr. Buelow ME ma
mic przeciw jego polityce, ME zmie-
nj swego postepowania. Moznaby
go Emusic przez formalnq uchwa-
fe, odrzucenie budzetu poczt itp.
ale ma TAXI zatarg rzadem ME od-
wazyio sig centrum katolickie.
Wiecej niz slow Polacy cd cen
trum spodziewae sic ME moga. Bo-
daj to z TAXA przyjaznia!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-05
Zabytki sredniowieczne

Podczas gdy legislatury niekt6-
rych stan6w zastanawiaja sic mad
tenn, czyli ME byfoby rzecza stoso-,
VIVA zaprowadzi6 kare chfosty "a
niekt6re przewinienia, stan Della
ware, kt6ry tenn sig odznaczaf, il
istniafy tam prawnie kary knuta i
pregierza, zni6sl wfasnie to kary.
Sedzia wyaszego sadu stanowego,
B. Lore, oswiadczyf, re pregierz
jest zabytkiem sredniowiecznym !
bynajmniej ME zapobiega szerze-
niu SIG zbrodni.