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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-01-16
Current New. and Notes.

The cabbage crop on the whole is dis
appointing.
Prices for new broom corn are con-
siderably higher than usual at this
season of the year, says Orange Judd
Farmer.
A clean, dry bed pleases the sheep.
An attempt is to be made to grow
East India mangoes on the Indian riv-
er, Florida.
Foreign buyers want good fruit.
Fumigation Of trees under twelve
feet ia height is generally recommend
ed as the most effective remedy for
keeping San Jose scale in check.
Cut green bone has given better re-
suits in egg production at the West
Virginia station than meat scraps and
meal.
1t has been estimated that the Bah
cock milk test effects a saving of . per
cent of the butter fat Of all the milk
and cream handled by all the cream
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-01-16
Lord Ke1vin's Inventive EyegIass.
Soon after Lord Kelvin had assisted

Soon after Lord Kelvin had assisted
in laying the Atlantic cable, when he
was yet known as Sir William Thomp-
son, his mind was greatly troubled in
devising some method for perfecting
the ordinary telegraphic apparatus
Bsed on overhead wires, as the old
method, or the one then in vogue, was
not suited for the varying currents
passing along the cables.
The laying of the electric current had
the effect of making them run together
In one bottom current, with surface
-Fipples. The difficulty which Lord
Kelvin had to overcome was to invent
A means of clearly distinguishing all
The delicate fluctuations.
One day the great inventors eyeglass
dropped off and swung in front of the
magnet. The glass DETECTED its move
ments, and from this simple and uneX-
pected incident the mirror instru-
ment" was invented.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-01-16
AlIirators oDa crocod,Ie..

Alligators, according to the late Pro-
fessor Cope, belong to much more
modern genus than that of their cous-
ins the crocodiles. No undoubtedly ex-
tinct species of alligator has ever been
discovered by biologists, but those ami
mails are fast being exterminated ut
the present day on account of the val
ue of their hides. Alligators are found
in China as well as in North America.
The crocodile exists in Africa, south
ern Asia and northern Australia. The
crocodile differs from the alligator in
preferring salt water to fresh and in
being more vicious in it's disposition.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-01-16

Robert Morris, man celebrated for
the part he took in the American Rev
olution, was once asked by DR.. Rush:
"Well, Mr. Morris, how did you like
the sermon? l have heard it highly ex-
tolled." "Why, DOCTOR" said he, Il
did not like it at all. 1t is too smooth
and tame for me-" "Mr. Morris" re-
piled the doctor, "what sort of a SER
mon do you like?" 81 like, sir" replied
Mr.. Morris, that preaching which
drives a man up into corner of his
pew and makes him think the devil IS
after him."
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-01-16
A Matter OF PrincipIe.

as you all gwine to hang up any
mistletoe dis Christmas% asked Mr.
Erastus Pinkley.
Deed ISM" answered Miss Miami
Brown. "I'ze got little too much
pride to advertise foh de ordinary cour-
tesies dat a lady has right to ex-
pect."-Washingto Star.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-01-16
As to RespectabiIity.
prepar,nx For n siege.

Father-well, James. what do you
want for Christmas?
James-Let's see. In the first place,
I want a big house. and then
Father dnterrupting him)-Dear me.
James. you just got new house.
James Il know, but that's nearly
full, and l want lots of room for the
new things.-Brooklyn Life.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-01-16
nIocl.ina the Go.sips.

"Now, my DEAR" said Mr.. Longhead.
81 want you to make the acquaintance
Of all the neighbor women at once"
"Why, we're barely settled here" re-
piled his wife. whats your hurryT
$50 that you may tell them our true
family history. If you don't. they'll be
spreading all sorts of stories about u.s."
Philadelphia Press.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-01-16
IncreduI0us.

"Now, Molly, that
little girl is a good
girl. She does not cry
when she goes to bed,
/ know"
But, mother, won't
you turn the picture
round? Then we could
see her face and make
sure"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-01-16

FIRST STAGE OF THREE STEM TRAINING.
seems to be decided disadvantage, rs
shown by the less number Of fruits and
smaller total yield of plants thus check
ed in growth.
The Lorillard was the variety used in
all tests, as this is conceded to be one
of the best sorts for early winter fore
ing. The cuts show plants trained to
single stems and the first stage of three
stem training, together with the man
ner of pruning off part Of foliage to
prevent too vigorous growth.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-01-16
Literary.

The Janitor-
The parties in
this room are
literati. l won
der what that
means?
The Scrubwo-
man-Maybe 1t
do hov some
ting to do wild
the litter they
make, l dunno.
Detroit Free
Press.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-01-16
Iubrfcntion.

Little Mary was discovered one day
by, her mother vigorously applying the
oil can to the kittens mouth. On be-
ing reproved she replied, why, man.
ma, kitty squeaks so awfully when I
pull her tailv'
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-01-16

meath the angry hoofs which had paw
ed the ground so that man and beast
were of the earth's color.
Then the young senior who, in the
role of matadore. was to have dispatch
ed this bull came to his work with
coolness hardly less notable than En-
rique's daring, and Drawing the usual
disgrace Of attacking the bull when
not charging approached the paving
animal. watched his chance and point
ed the sword.
The bull. seeing a more feasible en-
emy, charged to his own death. For,
opening the fingers so that the hilt
rested in the palm of his hand, Don
Enrique go steadied it that the onward
impetus of the animal forced the keen
blade into the very arch of the aorta.
One moment, as if daring even this.
81 ------ - f~r
U.r -'- Cn gave a bound over the
neck and. aiishting on his feet. walked
forward to the queen TO receive the re-
ward fer his daring fer her sake.
The crowd reared and howled and
stamprd in lis excitement. Beautiful
girls suatched Of their silken shawls,
their GrvcrS: g. ars. hats. canes and
b.. ~f'iiefs hy the thousa nds came
IL s v-r into the arena.
-ru" WIS all uuhaeding. He
r. e .eoi- -.. f1r y mcthi2g more. Sure
/ - '- w 'ed done it for her
.....-A her American low
= done as much?
even as she placed the crown on
mis- brow with hands that trembled and
with eyes shy and beautiful he saw
that she. too. had seen Carter rapidly
threading his way to them between
the benches.
"Ouerida mia" Enrique whispered
as her eyes dropped to his. But he
knew the sudden flush that dyed her
face from throat to brow was not born
of that endearment
That evening old Don Jose. the land
lord of the Hotel del Jardin, met Don
Enrique coming from Philip Carriers
apartments.
mo esta a1ui'' said the old man.
''He is not here. His American seno-
rita and her father came for him this
morning. and they have just taken
themselves away on the train"
I The disappointed anger on Enrique's
face did not lessen any.
81 have left remembrance for him.
When he returns, he will find it, and
do you tell him Enrique Costello left
it."
"Diabloi" said old Don Jose when he
found Enrique's dagger driven to the
hilt through the covers of Philip Car
ter'S bed.
Two weeks later he received word
from Carter to forward his traps to the
office of the Mexican Central
Possibly Carter considered that in
Guanajuato there was nothing of suffi-
cient interest for the American girl
who was to be his wife.-Vogue.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-01-16
Postponed.

"What, boys! Fighting on Sunday"
"This fight was to be pulled on yis-
tiddy, but Jimmie here couldn't git
DOWN to weightv-New York Journal
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-01-16
EARA@Issseses:,.
5SssagcHRBgA
TOMATO FORGING.
Training to n Single Stem and Three
Stem Training

Stem Training.
Difficulties are TO be met with in to-
mato forcing which do not confront
the winter grower of lettuce, radishes
and other plants which come to perfec-
ton in spring and early summer. The
tomato loves light and heat, and to
compel 1t to ripen fruit during the
short. dark days of midwinter, when
its beautiful red globes are most at
tractive and command the highest
prices, requires the gardeners most
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-01-16
misty Old Bachelo

"well the child's getting its teeth"
as 1t? What pity a child doesn't
get its teeth first and its voice after
wardr-Puck.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-01-16
DANGEROUS Kidney Diseases.

Celery King has cured me of kidney dis
ease. The doctor feared Brights disease, and
tried many remedies that gave me no help.
Celery King has made me as well as ever in
my life, and it seems almost as though
miracle had been wrought in my case-Jen-
ME o. Reichard, Springtown, Pa
Celery King cures Constipation and Nerve
Stomach, Liver and Kidney diseases.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-01-16
After the Lee

ture.
"Doyou think
that the devil
is worse than
those who talk
about him?"
"Well, sub,
hit 'pends 'pon
who doin' de
talkin'r At
lanta Constitu-
ton.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-01-16
BetrRying His Ignorance.

81 am always putting my foot In 1t"
said Mr.. Cumrox sadly.
whats the trouble?"
Il am always displaying the fact
that / have no taste or refinement.
Mrs. C. asked me which Of two gowns
l preferred, and / Immediately betray-
ed my ignorance. | admired the one
which cost at least $40 less than the
other'- r'-Washington Star.
snfe Occupation.
Bridget, the pretty young maid of all
work employed in a Boston family,
cOnfded to her mistress when taking
service that she had lately become en-
gagged to be married. She stated, how
ever, that she and Tim would have to
wait two years, and in the meantime
she wished to be earning money.
When Tim made his first call one
evening, the family remarked that they
had never known so quiet man. The
sound of Bridget's voice rose now and
then from the Kitchen, but Tins words
We're apparently few and far between.
Tim is not much of talker, is he,
Bridget" said the mistress of the
house the next morning. Il should
scarcely have known there was any
one with you last evening"
Hell talk more when we've been en-
gagged while longer, I'm thinking,
ma '~ ii little Bridget. He's too
bashlG s., to do anything but eat,
ma'am, when he's wild mer'-Youth's
Companiou.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-01-16

81 am always putting my foot in it,
said Mr.. Cumrox sadly.
whats the troubles"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-23
Kronika MiejscoWa.
ZnOWu mOrderstWO
W pOlskiej dzielnicy!
POwr6cif cd fOza umierajacego
przyjaciela zoStaje
2amordOWanym.

Piotr Fafnski, znany obywatel
ma Stanistawowie, wfaSciciel do
mostw pm. A i 46 Bradley ul' j
groserni pod ostatnim numerem,
spedzil Gala wczorajsza noe mad
lozem umierajacego Tomasza
Niemca, 342 Cornell ul. dzisiaj
mad rankiem powr6cif do domu, by
synowi swemu Juliuszowi dopo-
m6dz okolo obsluzenia kostumer6w
W groserni. Byfo to prawie l5
minut po 5tej, kiedy starry Fafh-
ski wyszedt re skiadu do przylegfej
izby. Juliusz znajdowai sic po "a
kantorem W przedniej czesci loka-
lu. Nagle, dw6ch mfodych ludzi,
ME mogacych liczyc wiecej niz 20
lat wieku wpada do skfadu i pier
wszy Mich dobywszy rewolweru,
zmusza m}odego Fatinskiego do
podniesienia rak. Drugi fotr
spiesznie obiega kantor, by dostac
sic do szufa ady pieniedzmi. W
tel chwili zjawia sic starszy Fa6h-
ski W mgnieniu Okla zrozumiawszy
co sic dzieje, piescia powala ma
ziemie najblizszego zfoczyhce.
Wtedy 6w co staf drzwi pre-
dnich wymierzyi ku etarszemu Fa-
fnskiemu strzelit don kilkakro.
tnie. Poczem zwrocif bron ma Ju-
liusza reszte naboj6w W niego
wystrzelif.
Obaj mordercy 5piesznie UNI
kneli " kierunku tor6w kolei zela.
zuej. Zdaje sic, re pierwszy wy
strzaf ranit Piotra Fafnskiego
smiertelnie, ssbo aczkolwiek rzucit
sic jeszcze "a uciekajacymi lotrami
przez przestrzen calego sktadu, je-
dnak zaledwie dobiegt drzwi pre-
dnich padf trupem. Mfody Juliusz
broczac we krwi padt po "a kanto-
rem. Wszystko to stato sic spie'
szniei, anizeli opowiedziec MONA.
PAM Fafnska slyszac strzafy po'
spieszyfs z pokoi poza sksadem,
lecz zastala jua tylko zwioki mail
zonka syna prawie nieprzytomne-
go W okropnych boleSciach jecza-
cego. Nadbiegli sasiedzi : przy-
wolano lekarzy = nadbiegta poll
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-23

w okregu Barbican, iak do
nosza Londynu, zrzadzit pozar
szkody ma 10 milion6w dolar6w.
- Skutkiem eksplozyi W kosza-
rach W Monagua, Nicaragua, pod
czas kt6rej 200 ludzi utracilo zy-
Gle, zostaiy zniszczone 4 miliony
naboj6w karabinowych.
= " Transwaalu i W panstwie
Oranje bywajq codziennie staczane
Walk z Boerami, pomimo tocza'
cych sic uklad6w pokojowych.
= 80 Bulgar6w przeszlo przez
turecka granice i wkroczylo bro
MIA W reku do Rumelii.
: Przez 3 dni rzedu trzesia
sic ziemia W Guatemala. w cafym
kraju panuje panika. W obalonych
domach powstafy po5ary. Podczas
trzesienia ziemi szalafy burze.
-lLudnosc W Sudanie podnosi
bunt przeciw Anglikom. Trzeba
tam wysfac wojsko.
- Wyrok sadu wojennego W
sprawie generafa Smith zostanie
przejrzany przez prezydenta, a ME
przez generafa Chaffee W Manili.
- General gubernator Wood u
iaskawif W. Fl. Reeves, kt6ry "a
sprzeniewierzenie pocztowych pie
niedzy W Hawanie 2ostaf skazany
ma 10 lat wiezienia zaplacenie
S25,516 gatowka.
- Izba poselska W kongresie
odrzuciia bill senatr przeznaczajq-
cy $2,S00,000 ma zaspokojenie r6-
znycb, nieuzasadnionych preten-
syi. Kongresmani ucza senatorow
oszczednosci.
: Zaczynaja wchodzic W uzycie
sfafszowane karty pocztowe.
q okazyi konwencyi wetera-
now skonfederowanej armii zjecha-
10 sic W Dallas, Texas, 125,000 lu-
dzi re stan6w poiudniowych.
- General Chaffee otrzymat
rozkaz, azeby ma razie wstrzymaf
sic wyseFka wojsSa do Minda-
mao.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-23
ZaburZenia w Pekinie.
Zamach stanu W celu usuniecia cesarzowej.
Bandyta Musolino pred sadem.
R6zny stan pOgOdy r6znych miejscoWOsciach Sta
now ZjednOczOnych.
Skazany Hawanie W. H. Reeves ulaskawiony przez
genera}a Wood.

bawniejsza W tych artyku3ach ma
stepujaca opowiest: ,,Oto = po-
wiadaiq ,Moskiewskie Wiedomo-
sti" - wsr6d wielu dar6w ofaro-
wanych Sienkiewiczowi, byia strzel-
ba mysliwska. Bohater poczqf ma
estradzie robic z MIA jakies VOL
skowe cwiczenia, braf ma eel, pre-
zentowaf bron it'd, a publicznoSc,
zrozumiawszy CO to znaczy, bita
szalone oklaski. To jest oburza-
jace - koncza ,,Moskiewskie Vie
domosti" = il rosyjskie wfadze W
Warszawie patrza}y przez palce ma
wojownicze ewolucye Sienkiewi-
cza!"
Natomiast oburzajacem wpraw-
die ME jest, ale jest dziwnem, re
po takim artykule Gringmutha ME
powstafo W Moskwie podejrzenie,
czy ME jest on chory ma umy5le'
Bo przeciez jasnem jest, re czfo-
wick normalnie myslqcy ME moze
uwierzyc takim glupstwom, jak O.
wei bajce wojennych cwiczeniach
Sienkiewicza ma estradzie W ratu-
szu warszawskim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-23

Gle odebrac, czy tez spadf ma szyny
przypadkowo, moze bedac piianym.
55 letnia Sarah Buyle, SAT w.
46 str, zostala na At ul. przejecha.
nq prze1 pociag kolei Chicago &
Eastern Illinois tax ciezko polka
leczona, re zapewne umrze. jest
W szpitala powiatowym; ma czasz-
ke peknieta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-23
Kr6tkie nOtatki miejskie.

Slychac, re wkrotce polacza
sic banki First National" me.
tropolitan National.
= Jak bardzo panuje szkarlaty.
ma W miescie, dowodzi okolicznosc,
re W poniedziaiek W jednym dniu
doniesiono do urzedu zdrowia
nowycb 46 wypadkach tel choroby.
= Wczoraj przedpoludniem are
sztowano cztery osoby oskarzone o
to, re przekupiiy sedzi6w przysie-
glych sedziego pokoju Wooda, "a
siadajacych W procesie miasta
przeciw Union & Consolidated
Traction Go. wydanie biletow
przenosnych (tronsfer tickets). A
resztowani zostal: VIM. j. Gal
lagher, Walter @. Jones; Herbert
Rothery John O'Donnell. Are
sztowano take jednego zczionk6w
owej jury, Fl. T. Lawrence'a.
- w szpitalu Sw Elzbiety umarf
po diuzszych cierpieniach ks Jo-
seph Francis Bernbe we wieku Is
lat.
= Onegdaj W szpitalu sw. g.
zbiety umari Piotr Gclinski,postrze
lony przez Edwarda Trandla W ME-
dziele,-a wczoraj Tomasz Natup-
ski, ktory d. 30 marca przez syna
zostaf nozem skaleczony.
= 2 rzeki wylowiono wczoraj ma
Blackhawk str. zwfoki As letniego
w, Pfahla, zam. pm. 1144 w. 13
str, kt6ry Cd dnia 13 lutego znikf
byl bez wiesci.
- Re sledztwa koronera okazalo
sic, re murzyn John Butler, jego
iona 5 dzieci, ME struli sic pu-
szkowym lososiem, tylko udusili
sic W skutek gazu uchodzacego z
rury czesciowo otwartej. Niewia-
domo, czy kurek odkrecony byt u
myslnie, czy przypadkowo.
= Thomas Scott, 3413 Ashland
ave., odkryf wczoraj ma 80 ul. zwfo-
XII czfowieka W rzece. Wydobyto je
okazalo sic, re topielcem byf jakis
mezczyzna okolo 35 letni W kie-
szeniach jego znaleziono jakis list
pisany po polsku.
= Nadto wyiowiono jeszcze z
rzeki konca Van Buren, str. zwlo-
XII mezczyzuy nieznajomego, okofo
40 letniego, u kohca jackson str.
jeziora zwloki mezczyzny okoto
As letniego.
Konwencya katolickich Me
wiast Foresterek jeszcze sic ME "a
konczyla zostanie odroczonq "a
pewne dopiero jutro.
- Kompania South Chicago
Furnace Go. zamierza wybudowac
nova fabryke stall kosztem $4,000
900, W kt6rej 1000 ludzi znajdzie
zatrudnienie. Fabryka stanie mad
rzeka Calumet, pomiedzy ulicami
1O6 10, ma gruntach juz do kom.
panii nalezacych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-23
Zezwolenia na sluby.

Edw. Furmahski, Wfad. Bytner. .S-ls
J6zef Gorisch, Ant. Chrzanowska. 24-1s
Frank Z. Labuda, Mar. Pannert. .2S-1s
Leon Block, Zuz Gonzakowska. .32-25
J6zef Brzozowski, A. Mistelsa. ...23-20
Teo. Kranz, Marya Maciejewska .31-2O
Augustyn Zitek, Ant. Dedurek. .27-1s
J6zef Zegos, Magdalena Wanajti. .3S-92
Pawe} Liusch, Maryanna Duda. .2s-23
J6zef Kopec, Monika Weiss. ..26-21
Ant. Girezes, Weronika Kaktawicz26-19
Walenty Ziemba, A. Zeszutke. -. 1870
Woj. Nachman, Mar. Marszaiek. .T-25
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-23
Telegrar11y.

hOPENHAGAJ GoSO hWIetuld'
Minister spraw zewnetrznych prze-
mawiat wczoraj W sprawie odstq-
pienia Stanom Zjedn. Indyj Ia
chodnich. Udowodnif, re dzisiej-
sly w6dz opozycyi, Estrup, bedqc
WI. 1892 ministrem, wystQpif wow
czas pierwszy z projektem spree
DANA Indyj, Wykezaf nadto, ze
traktaty handlowe, zawarte miedzy
Dania a Stanami Zjedn. ME odno-
sza sic do wysp duhskich, re pre-
to mieszkancy Indyj zachodnich
przez przyiqczenie ich do Amery-
ki, mic ME tracq. NIGGA tyIko zy-
skae przez to, re dostana sic pod
opieke wielkiej rzeczypospolitej.
Dzi5 zakoncza sic debaty W tel
kwestyi i izba przystqpi do gfoso'
wanna.
LUCIA, Wfochy, % kwietnia. -
W procesie przeciw bandycie Mu-
solino przesfuchiwano wczoraj
pierwszego swiadka oskarzenia.
Maria Angela zwr6cila sic ku o.
skarzonemu wskazujac ma niego
palcem, zawoiaia: ,,Oto morderca
moiego syna!" Musolino po raz
pierwszy zadrzaf zbladf, a nastep-
ME popadi W szat. Chciat rzucic
sic ma kobiete, lecz przytrzymali
go policyanci. Przeklinaf 5wiadka
izaprzysiqgf mu zemste. Wywle-
czono opierajacego sic zb6ja ze sa-
Ii sadowej.
PETERSBURG, 23go kwietnia. =
Minister oswiaty Wannowski po-
dat sic do dymisyi, poniewaz car,
ulegajac namowom Pobiedonosce-
wa, ME chciaf podpisac ukazu. ma
jacego ma celu zreformowanie sre-
dnich zak1ad6w naukowych.
Postanowiono wybudowa6 dwie
move linie kolei zelaznej, majqce
znaczenie strategiczne. Jedna z
Mich lacey kraj Zakaukaski pot
nocno-zachodnia Persyq, druga
przecina Persye W kierunku pol
nocnego wschodu ma po&udnie.
PEKIN, 23go XIV TT ia.
Cesarzowa wdowa ME usluchala ra-
dy postanowiia przez tydzien po-
zosta6 W paIacu my5liwskim, pod
Pekinem. Tutaj m6wia o zamie-
rzonym zamachu stanu, majacym
ma celu usuniecie cesarzowej od
wiadzy.
Ludno5e jest wzburzona, po-
selstwa przedsiewziely wszelkie
mozIiwe srodki ostroznoSci w
amerykanskiej legacyi wojsko pa.
troluie W nocy, trzymajqc zdala
Chinczykow cd mur6w, opasujq-
cych gmach poselstwa.
BRUKsELA, 23so kwietnia. =
Telesramy Charleroi i La LOU
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-23
RoZne Wiadonosci
telegraficZne.

= Wciqguiecie uiemieckich lipii
przewozowych pod cze5ciowq kon-
trole amerykahska stanowi tryumf
polityki amerykanskiej, ma ktory
oburza sic prasa niemiecka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-23
Ruch parowc6w.
Przyby}y:

Przyby}y:
Moyille: Astoria N. Y.
Plymouth: Graf Waldersee z N. =.
Neapol: Liguria N. Y.
New YO L: Hohenzollern z Genuy.
Odesz{y:
New York: Tauric do Liverpoolu,
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse do Bremy,
Pennsylvania do Hamburga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-04-23
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 23go kwietnia 1902.

Zdarza sic czesto, re innonaro-
dowiec wcisnie sic podstepem W "a
ufanie os6b pewuego spofeczen-
stwa i uprawia W MEM polityke po
mysli sqsiad6w. Takim innonaro-
dowcem, Prusakiem przekonan,
Moskalem pozoru jest Gring-
muth, kt6ry wydziera sobie teraz
wiosy z glowy, patrzqc na ,naiw-
nych" Rosyan, kt6rzy ME moga
bez odrazy spogladac na hakaty-
styczna polityke W Wielkopolsce'
W Moskwie powstai komitet oby-
watelski, kt6ry nakfania publicz'
nose, aby ME kupowafa niemie-
ckich towar6w. Ten objaw solidar-
nosci Polakami nies}ychanie O.
burzyt p. Gringmutha. ZaWofat
tez ten Prusak przedzierzgniety W
Rosyauina W swoich ,,Moskiew-
skich Wiedomostiach": uNarodo-
wose polska wystawiona jest ma
ciosy nader grozne dla jej istnie-
MIA. Czy ona ocaleje, iako siIna i
zahartowana do walki (bo mniema
o sobie, re jest silns i zahartowa-
na) czy tez zginie - CO to mas,
Rosyan, Obchodzi9 Sci5le rzecz ro-
zwazywszy, mozemy ns to spogia-
da6 zupeinie obojetnie, poniewaz
Polacy sa naszymi wrogami. Wy
ciagamy d3onie do mich, ale oni ME
chca przyiac tych dfoni. Niedawne
demonstracye lwowskie ME po raz
pierwszy przypomniaty nam, re
Polacy chetnie podadza reke byle
komu, aby jeno ME Rosyaninowi,
kt6ry zagarnaf ich panstwo, pozba-
viii ich politycznego wpfywu i "a
tart ich narodowe znaczenie. Ro-
syanin dla Polaks, to zaWsze Mon
col. Teraz nienawidza oni Mem
COW, wiec sic ku nam zwracaja'
Jednakze ia nienawisc jest znacz-
ME sfabsza, niz sig ma oko wydaje,
bo Niemcy badz co badz imponuja
Polakom swa wyzsza cywilizacya.
Zawsze oni chetnie pogodza sic z
Niemcami, nawet wzdychaia do tel
zgody, a kiedy ia osiagna, wnet sic
zwr6ca przeciwko nam. Jezeliby
zaS udalo sic i'm pokonac Niemcow
przy naszej pomocy, W takim rszie
natychmiast zaczna intrygowac
przeciwko nam pod maska przy-
jazni, politycznej trzezwosci po-
jednania. Dlatego zaden rozsadny
Rosyanin ME powinien dopuszczac
do siebie nawet mVSi o jakiemkol-
wick porozumieniu z Polakami,
Wszakze oni nawet ME ukrywaja
sig re swym separatyzmem. Oto
zafozyli W Warszawie flharmonie,
sby stworzyc muzyke polska, zafo-
zyli Muzeum sztuki, ably unarodo-
vic malarstwo, przywfaszczyli So
bic Czecha Kopernika, Francuza
Chopina, postawili pomnik Mi
ckiewicza dla demonstracyi, kupili
Sienkiewiczowi Oblegorek, aby
mogli sic W MIN zjezdza6 na nara
dy przeciw Rosyi. Sa to Eazystko
obiawy wieczpej polskiej intfygi"
i t. d.
Tax iak ma mekach pIecle NOS
kiewska gazeta pod wp ywem pru-
skiego hypnotyzera W kilku re
du srtykutach. Przesadzit jednak
p. Gringmuth W swei pruskiej gor-
liwosci i staf sic 5miesznym. Mkt
W Rosyi ME myslat wypowiadac
woiny Niemcom naszym intere-
sic, wiec wszystkich zadziwifa
przestroga jego, IL po takiej IVY
cieskiej wojnie zwr6cimy sic pre-
ciwko Rosyi: zaden rozsadny Ro-
syanin ME potraft poiq6, iak mOze
istnie6 kto5 ktorym nigdy, przy
kadnych zgofa okoliczno$ciach, ME
voIno sic poyozumiewac. zanadto
vylazIo pruskie szydIo worka,
vice 5miech powstai. Ale najza-