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CH|[DREN'S
EXERCISES

Children's day at Central Union
church drew to that edifice yesterday a
congregation which filed 1t to the ut
most. and the service was one which
was full OF beauty and brightness,
Flowers contributed TO the decorative
effects OF the church itself and were
used literally in the adornment Of the
little ones who took part in the pro-
gram of the service.
Roses, carnations and foliage were
used in the setting OF the picture which
vas furnished by the interior of the
church. and upon the platform and in
the choir loft there were used an
abundance OF the blossoms in the SYM
bolism OF the parts taken and by the
singers. The service was almost entirely
musical. there being an augmented or
ckestra. TO the regular one there being
added six violin.. which made the num-
beers go with an added swing. The
choruses were sung by a company of
eighty students from the junior depart
ment of the Bible school. Another fea-
ture was the presentation OF three in
fants for baptism. and the scene was
decorations about the pulpit.
The exercises were inaugurated by
the singing OF the professional "Hark
to the Sound of Voices by the Bible
school. followed by the hymn Onward.
Christian Soldiers" and after prayer by
the Sunshine Band" The responsive
reading led to the baptism, when Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Savary. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. c. Allen and Mr.. and Mrs. George
y. Mcclellan presented their babes for
the administration OF the sacrament.
In accord with the ceremonial the choir !
and congregation sang TO a soft ac-
when He Cometh to |
Make Up His Jewels" and Miss Alice |
Woods rendered as the offertory Schu-
mans "Slumber Song" on the violin. 1
Misses Hazel Halstead. Hazel Gear, /
Helen Peterson. Eleanor Castle, Olive |
Day. Juliette Atwater and Helen
s;rington. each representing a letter OF
he word Welcome" made the con-
sreeation feel at home. and Immediate.
y following the Song THE Children's
friend" was sung.
Flowers and Stars was recited nv
Hiss Richards. after which the chill
Iren OF the primary department sang
Fly. Little Birds" Thoughts From
he Flowers" was rendered by Misses
BORA Atwater. Edna Henry. Carrie Nc
can. Fanny Hogs. Ethel Ludwigsen.
florence Gurrey. Jessie Kennedy and .
iilda Davey- a song. Swell the Song
With Gladness.' by the school, and
esponslve reading led to the recita-
on. Roses and Lilies" by Misses
era Damon and Justine Mechanism, ,
nd Misses Irma Ballentyne and Agnes
NTH. The young ladies were deco
'ted TO represent the flowers for which :
hey spoke. Logan Scroggy, Leister {
lark. Ralph Walker. Victor Jacob
IN. George Keister. Albert Lucas.
richie Sinclair. William Lowrey and
frederick Wichman gave an exercise.
God Is Love-" and Miss Loula
,hwitzer recited Three Roses"
The Rev. ". NJ. Kincaid spoke to the
leme. The Garden OF Life" giving to
lie teachers some good advice and
rowing them how their work was to
al the young to the better life which
mes with true development. The ex- G
cises closed with singing.
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Shipping Notes.

The Gunboat Manila will sail for Sar
Francisco this afternoon.
The steamer Lehua will not sail on
her Molokai run until tomorrow.
The steamer Kinau arrived from Hilo
and way ports at 1915 a. I'M. Saturday
considerably ahead of time.
Purser Beckley OF the steamer Kinau
reports the following sugar on Hawaii:
olaa, 1928; Waiakea, 1000; Hawaii
Mill, 5000; Wainaku. none; Onomea,
10000; Pepeekeo. 1000: Honomu, 5000;
Hakalau, none: Laupahoehoe, 1000;
Ookala, 5000; Kukaiau. 1900; Paauhau,
500; Honckaa. 1000; Kukuihaele, 1000;
Punaluu. ST0o: Honuapo. 425.
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ONE y Bausch & Lamb Rapid Uni
versal lens. with iris diaphragm. Can
be seen at this office.
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Honolulu. Nay "a. 1902.
NAME OF STOCK
MERCANrILE

c Brewer & Co ....-
n. 5. Sachs Dry Goods.
Co., Ltd -. $1,000
L. B. Kerr Co., Ltd.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

2. DENISON. +. Q. SMITH,
Superintendent G. p. q T. A.
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WEATHER RTrREAIr

Honolulu. Alexander St, May %.
Mean temperature-74.3.
Minimum temperature-70.
Maximum temperatures.
barometer at Q p. m.-30.0s. steady.
Rainfall, "a hours up to a. m.-.O4
Mean dew point for. the day-64.
Mean relative humAity-u.
winds-NE.. force 2.
Weather. cloudy and slight valley
showers.
Forecast for today. light winds and
weather.
CURTIS ]. LYONS.
Territorial Meteorological.
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WILDER'S STEAMSHIP co
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS

SULPHURIC. NITRIC op or,
chemical acids. will be recei,.i II kI n
transportation by all of our stea,,ao.
on OF, and after this date until furtber NJ
Honolulu, May 18th, 1902
A., c. L. WIGHT.
President
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Rough Passa ges.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 15.-Two
vessels arriving yesterday made unusu-
ally long passages from the Hawaiian
islands. The ship A. J. Fuller was
q days from Honolulu. bringing A. $50
bags OF sugar. and n barkentine. with
n cargo of 1897 bags Of sugar. was 81
days on the trip from Kahului.
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Barometer corrected TO ~ =. and sea
level. and for standard gravity OF Lat IS.
This correction T. -.o6 for Honolulu
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DUE TO-DAY.

DUE TO-DAY.
s. S. Hyades. Garl.ck. from San Francis
DUE TOMORROW.
:. s. Tampico. from Seattle.
$. s. Sierra. from the Colonies
NEXT MAIL FROM COAST.
May IS. S. Ventura from San Fran
cisco.
NEXT MAIL TO COAST.
May is. s. Sierra. for San Francisco.
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THE MELROSE.
1444-145z KING ST.
Pleasant Rooms, with excellent Tail.
and Service. Moderate Prices.
Tel. s0s1 Blue.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
capt; q. W. OLSON has assumed com
mand OF the tug Fearless. and that
rom and after this date all business
IN IN connection with the services of said
'us VIII De performed by him.
VIM G. IRWIN & co. IT'D
General Agents Tug 'sFearlees
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

Last quarter OF the moon. 1880 Friday
morning.
Times OF the tide are taken from the
United States Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey tables.
The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur
about one hour earlier than at Honolulu
Hawaiian standard time Is 10 hours -
minutes slower than Greenwich time. be-
Ing that OF the meridian OF 157 degrees 30
minutes The time whistle blows at l:S0
p. m. which IS the same as Greenwich. o
hours minutes. Sun and moon are for
local time for the whole group.
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-oAnr ANU WAVE.

DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA
TON. May p. 10 p. m.-Weather
cloudy, wind fresh northeast
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Climax II Bad Feeling Thai
HIS Existed for tho Last
Year.
BOTH GIVE AND RECEIVE
HARD BLOWS.
Fillman, iu Course Of Speech,
Asserted AcLaurin Had Ssld
His Vote to Republicans.
Junior Senator Declares
CharGs = Wilful .a.d
Nalisisus Lie.

Warrington, Feb. 33.-In ac-
ssrdancs with q long tins custom
On Wsshiagton's birthday tho
farewell address Of Washinxton
Was read to the senate today i.-
nsdiatsly after the bsdy convened
at IL o'clock, Mr.. Rurrows Of
Michigan read the i'm 10 ortal docu-
msnt.
Whom routine business had
tssn concluded Mr.. Tillmsl re-
sunsd his speech in opposition to
ths pending Philippine tariff bill
which he bsgan yesterday.
He referred to the reading Of
Washington's farewell address aa
similar to 'hs reading in our
churches of the Sermon sn the
Mount, but the one evidently ha.
a. little eject ss the other, - it
seemed that We today are prone
'Sto spit upon the principles saun-
dated by the father of his soun-
trv."
Discussing the Philippine t.rif,
bill he declared that no rsvsnuss
were needed by tho iusulsr Rsv-
eyn.sst in the Philippines ~ /,
had ample funds. The sole Oh
Iect Of the bill was that the Phil
ippins archipelago should bs
made to furnish a opportunity
to the few to reap golden harvss,
from the islands.
Ia the csurss of his speech Mr..
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Stop the
Blz!aglse'

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a always tell them f:c;
st. They never do wci'
wards but stay small ant
>!y.
t is worse to sec a blight
strike children. Good health
i,' the natural right of children.
But some of them don't get
their rights. While the rest
grow big and strong one stays
small and weak.
SCOTS Emulsion can stop
that blight. There is no
reason why such achild should
say small. SCOTS Emulsion
is a medicine with lots o.
Strength in 1.-THE kind c
strength that makes thing
grow.
SCOTS Emulsion make
children grow, makes them cal
makes them sleep, makes thcr
play. Give the weak child
chance. SCOTS Emulsion vii
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he the oalasst man in the chan her.
He spoke with dslibsration, ans hi.
sntaciation was clear and distinct.
E-srJ word he uttered seemed to
30 felt, ~ we'll .. heard, in the
rsmstsst parts of the historic old
hall.
DRAMATIC SILENCE BIroRn TIN
STORM.
"Ar. President" be began II
rise to = question of personal
privilege
He had voiced less than q doz.
en- words, yet the excitement Nv
this time had become intense. All
seemed to realise that = rsrtsntions
event was about 10 happen. Sen
atsr Scott Of West Virgins moved
rsstlsssly aboat in tho rear Of the
chamber, and Assistant Sergeant
At Arms B. ". Layton, rsss fron
his seat ssif to listen the better to
what was about to be said.
During ny absence, es.ti.-
usd Mr.. AoLaurin, "a few nom
snts ago frsn the senate shsn her,
in attendance upon the committee
on Indian affairs, the senator Who
has just taken his ssat (Nr Till
! nsn) said that improper influence
had been used II changing the vote
of somebody on that treaty, and
then went on later and said that
it applied to the senator from
South Carolina who had hssl Civ
On the patronage in that state.
got tho sense of the controvsr-
y."
Still contr cling himself with an
short. but still speaking very calm
y and with . carefully modulatsd
tone, Mr.. AsLaurin said, and hi,
words cut through the senate
chan bsr Ikea knife:
"K desire to state, Mr.. Prs.i-
asnt-I would net use ~ strong
language ss l intend lad | not
soon after the senate met replied
to these insinuations and said that
they were untrue.
"InOw say" continued Mr..
Lauria, With distinct emphasis
upon every word, and half turning
toward his colleague, Mr. TilImaa,
who sat in the same rev only three
seats away, "that the statement
is = willful, malicious and de-
hbsrats lie"
! Mr.. AcLaurin get ne farther
with his statement.
| TIILMAN sTRlKFs.
Mr.: rillnan, whs was occupy,
ing bis regular seat en- the main
aisle, sprsng with tiger like fsro
city at his colleague. Mr.. Teller
Of Colorado, whs was sitting at hi,
desk kstwssu the tive South Caro-
liaa senators, was swept asld.
without ceremony. Indeed. tn,
infuriatsd Tillnas elm bod ove
him in his effort to reach AcLau
rim Without the slightest hsslta
tion Ackauria spraag to most tn
attack half way.
Tillman aimed q Wild blow a
his colleague with his right fist
1t landed spon AcLauria's fore
head, just above the left eye, al
thougk its force was PARTIAL,
spent upsn AsLaurin's 5 arm, whic
he raised in an effort to parry tn
blow.
ACI,ArRIN DRAwS ri npD
Instantly AcLaurin's right arr
shot out, the blow landing upo
Tillman's face, apparently ups
the nose. Again Tillmsn struc
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lively ssllsquy with Mr. Spnoner
Of Wiscsasla regarding tho ra,i-
6satisn Of the Paris treaty. Th.
South Carolina senstor referred
to Mr.. Spooasr's comments in hi.
spsseh ysstsrday upon the part
taken by VIM. j Bryan in sscur
iog the ratification Of the treaty.
He agreed with the Wisconsin
senator that the influences Of Mr..
Bryan was patent. hut insisted
tbat even his indueacs was MT
suoeisnt to induce the s,nate to
ratify the treaty. After hs had
dens oil that it was possible for
hun to do, Mr.. Tillman asserted,
he Republicans yet lacked votes
sn >ugh to secure ratification.
TILLhAN's 1NsINuATIoNs
"Yeu know" he shouted, shak-
ing his finger at the R.puhlicas
side, chow those votes necessary
were sscursdl" demanded Mr..
Sposnsr.
'l know, if the senator dses
net replied Mr.. T,lInan. 81
have received information in con-
6dsncs fron that side of the cham
Dor. | know from that improper
influences were used in getting
those votes"
"hsns the man." insisted Mr..
Spsonsr, "upon whom those ia
husncss were brought 10 ssar. 1t
lis due the senator and due tho
country that he nane him. A
man who impsaches another in
confidence is coward. Ii the
senator knows of any man who
has been improperly influenced
he shouted name him."
81 know" asserted Mr.. Till.
man, "that the patrssage-the
federal patronags-~f q State Ia.
been parcslsd cut to a senator
sises the ratification of that
treaty"
"What Stato?" demanded Mr..
Spsensr.
CHkRGEs MsLAURIN.
"South Carolina," shouted Mr.
Tillnan.
"lhsn,' said Mr. spaossr, 81
leave you to fight the matter out
with your colleague"
"Wsll " rstortsd Mr.. TiIIman,
81 never shirk tho responsl bility
for n statement l make. knew
that he Mr.. AcLsurin, his col.
lsagus) voted fer the treaty,
knew that improper influence,
were brought to bear; l know
what believe"
"You slnply believe" rstortsd
Mr.. Spoonsr, "what ysu do not
know"
This ended the incident fer the
time, hut the feeling sngsndersd
manifested itself later in q thriIlina
and sensational scene.
6son afterwards Mr.. Tillnan
concluded his remarks.
MOLAURIN RISES TO SPEAK.
Scarcely had he resumed hi,
scat when there was enacted on,
of The most sensational scenes ever
witnessed in the history Of tn.
0nitsd Stated Senate.
| Pale to the lips, and trsn bling
with emo :ioA which IN vain he
sndsavsrsd to control, Ar. Ne
Laurin Of South Carolina res. ano
addressed the senate, speaking tc
q question of personal privilege
Instantly . hush fell over tns sen
ate and over the people in tn,
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sat'at- Arms Layton sprang over
desks 10 tis effort to reach ;ne
bslligsrsnt senator's
just ~ he seized AcLauria,
Tlllmxn aimed = left handed w
At his colleague which strnck Mr..
Layton in the fas.. Fortunately
the blow was glsnciag and did no q.
special harm. Mr.. layton tor.
them apart. Both sss.tors >l |
wore striking wildly At s;h other
sons Of the blows landing u ,ol
Mr.. Layton.
THH SENATOR'S PINIONED.
An instant later, the angry >rna-
tors were pinioasd In ths arms of
Senators Scott aud Warren. rh.v
we're dragged further apart. all
Though they still made in.ffectaL
efforts to reach eacn sthor Flns-
ly they were forced into their
seats.
Mr.. AcLaurin, although very
pale, seemed to DO the calner of the
tive. Mr.. Tillnaa was white AS
sheet Ne hs sat in his seat, he
drew his handkerchief from his
pocket aud wiped blood fr,m his
face that seemingly wss flowing
slightly frsn bis nose. Until that
tine it hal not b ,sa supposed that
blood had been drawn in tho ea-
counter.
During the fght senators all
over the senate chamber were on
their feet. Net word, however,
WAS spoken. The senate never in
its history had received such a
shock.
The president pro tenn. (Nr.
Frys) was the first to regain Gem
posurs. In calm and usimpass-
ionsd tones he directed that tho
senate DO in order. He raped
sharply two or three times with
his gavsl and in . few minutes a
sem alliance Of order was obtained,
although senators by this time
partially r"csvsrsa frsm the
schock, moved hurrisdly about
the chamber.
CALLED FOX CLOSED DOORS.
NJ. dalIinxer wa, srst to adj
dress the chair.
"Ar. President, p" said he, ~
ask that tho doors be closed.
Again tho president pro tenn.
requested the senate to bs in or
der and that senator's resume their
seats.
1t was reserved for Mr. Pritch-
ard Of Nsrth Carolina, IN \ meas
urs to relieve the strain under
which all were laboring. He de-
sired to sddross tho senate on the
pending Philippine bill, and cali
ing for the attention of tho chair
he said;
elf the senator frem South
Carolina Mr.. AcLaurin) has con.
cludsd"-
lie was INTERRUPTED by Mr.. Nc
Lsurin, who SAID very csmly:
"I will now proceed with my
rsnarks which were so uacsrom-
onisusly Interrupted
MCLAuRIN CALLED TO ORDER.
81 call the senator froR South
Carolina to order interrupted
|" Mr.. Teller.
"Which one of tho senator's, !"
inquired Mr.. McLsuriu with some
ssperity.
"This one said Mr.. Teller,
- indicating Mr.. McLaurin. "ArA
tho sthel one two for that mat
!. ter"
Z, AZ, Drn,,Jout - intoricc.o al
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NCIACkIN DRAWS BLOOD.


Instantly AcIaurin's right arm
shot out, the blow landing upon
Tillman's face, apparently upon
the nose. Again Tillmsn struck
out frsnticslly, this time with his
left hand. The blow did net land
upon McLaurin. Then followed
- wild scrimniagc, both senator's
clstcsr Q at each other madi
Senator's Warren and Scott, both
of whom are powerful mon, rush
ed towards the com bataRts to
separate them. Assistant Serge
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-12-27

dzajqcego roku sedzia Kohlsaat.
wzywajac niekiedy pomocy zamiej-
scowych sedziow, zafatwif 1876
skarg. Sadowe nakazy pfatnicze
dosziy do sunny Sl,125,279.
w sadzie apelacyjnym zostafo
100 skarg wniesionych, a "a zaia-
twionych. 43 spraw jest W toku.
W dziale pocztowej sfuzby kole-
jowej byte 14l0 urzednik6w.kt6rzy
ekspedyowali 81, ,994,3o6,9 $40 posy-
lex pocztowych, o 103,053,063 VIE
cej,uiz W r.1201. .Przy ekspedyowa-
niu tel olbrzymiej liczby posyiek
popeiniono tylko 307,306 bledow.
w departamencie pensyjnym
wyplacono S10,527,53l naleznych
77,512 pensyonaryuszom. Suma to
o kilka tysiecy dolar6w mniejsza
od sunny wyp}aconej W roku 1901,
chociaz liczba pensyonaryuszy
zwiekszyla sic o 1900.
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Rome wiadOmoSC5
telegraficZne.

= Mlody ksiaze Isenburg, po-
rucznik w pu1ku gwardyi w
Darmstadt, ME mogac p}acic dlu-
GU strzelii do siebie z rewolweru,
chcac odebrac sobie zycie. Ska
leczyl sic Smiertelnie.
= Szewcy w Wiedniu podniesli
cene swych wyrobow o 10 pro-
cent.
= Arcyksiaze Leopold Ferdy-
nand nastepczyni tronu saskiego
zamierzaja osiasc ma stale w Sta
mach Zjednoczonych.
: w Paryzu zaprzeczajq po-
glosce 0 samobojstwie aresztowa-
nego Humberta, mega glosnej o.
szustki.
= Bislup Conati, rektor kato-
lickiego Uniwersytetu we Wa
szyngtonie, ma widoki otrzyrna-
MIA nominacyi ma biskupa w Los
Angeles, Cal.
- Z Londynu odeszly wczoraj
do New Yorllu Bostonu cztery
parowce, wiozqce do Ameryki
1900 ton angielskiego wegla.
-Wczoraj odbyl sic Pogrzeb
zmarlego prymasa anglikahsl1ie-
go KoSciola, arcybiskupa w Can
terbury.
= w nocy wigilijnej szalala
strasznie burza mad Kopenhaga,
stolicq Danii.
= Hrabia Lew Tolstoj gniewa
sic, re gazety rozpisuja sic ciagle
0 stanie jego zdrowia.
= General Miles bawi w Peki-
ME, gdzie otrzyma posiuchanie u
ccSarzoWeJ WdoWy.
w St. Paul i Minneapolis
wskazywa} termometr 19 stopni
nizej zera.
- Lewis Brown w New Gar
den, Pa, zastrzelil jednego z
czterech Negrow, ktorzy zakradli
sic do jego piwnicy. Koroner ME
aresztowal Browna.
- Zwrotnikarze ma linii Iowa
Central strajkuja i mieszkahcom
grozi brak wegla, poniewaz po-
ciagi ME moga kursowac.
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Kronika MiejscOWa.
Pozary.

Szczeg6lnie liczne znaczne
by1y wczoraj poaary w miescie.
Jeden najznaczniejszych poza-
row wyrzadzil wielka szkode W
znacznej fabyce organow forte
pian6w firny M. Schultz and Co..
pm. 137 w. Superior str. Fabryka
ia zosta}a zalozona w roku 1898
przez Ottona Schultza, i wykonu-
ie codziennie okolo 40 organkoW,
przy czem znajduje zatrudnienle
300 robotnikow. Pozar odkryl o
godzinie 5 po po}udniu stroz ia
bryki, Michal Kelocki i natych-
miast zawiado1nii straz ogniowa.
Pomimo Spiesznej pomocy tejze,
pozar zrzadzil szkode ma 100000.
Grozniejszym w skutkach
straszniejszym, choc mniejsza
znacznie szloode materyalna zrza-
dill, by1 pozar w domu pm. SO
Gault Court, nalezqcym do PAM
Bridget Kearney, bo w plomie-
mach tam smierc znalazia wlasci-
cielka i s letni J. Dalton.
w Highland Park w czasie po-
zaru pewnego domu duzo miesz-
kahc6w bylo zagrozonych, ale IT,
ratowa1i sic szczesliwie. Pozar
tam zrzadz1 szkode ma $4,000.
Kilkanascie innych pozarow
mniej by}o grzonych.
Mascagni znow aresztowany.
Kompozytor i dyrygent wloski
Pietro Mascagni, bawiacy obec-
ME, iak wiadomo, w Auditorium
Annex, zostal wczoraj wieczorem
znowu aresztowany. Richard
Heard Bostonu, ktory byl jego
impressariem pred kilku jeszcze
dniami, zaskarzyl go o sprzenie-
wierzenie $1,000. Kiedy konstabl
Daniel Mccarthy w pokoju
Mascagni'ego czyta3 rozkaz are
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-12-27
ROOSEVELT ME BEDZIE ROZJEMCA.
Jest cd tego sad rozjemczy w Hadze.
Posfowie greccy ME chca bye lepszymi cd po
slow sci jmach niemieckich.
OFIARA "LYNCHU" w PITTSBURGH PADh Ne
GER NIEWINNY.
CIsZA W KOPALNIACH WEGLA Z POWODU SWAT
BOzEGO NARODZENIA.

como uwage ma koniecznos6 takie-
go zaopiekowania sic tym ludem,
aby zachecic wychodzc6w do po-
wrotu i osiedlenia sic W Galicyi
wschodniej. Do tego zas trzeba
przedewszystkiem budowania kos
ciof6w i kapic facinskich, oraz "a
kfadauia szk6f, W kt6rychby dzieci
wfoscian polskich mogty pobierac
nauke W swoim jezyku. W og6l-
nosci zas postanowiono starac sic
o wydauie odpowiedniej ustawy
rentowej popieranie instytucyi,
posredniczacych W parcelacyi,
zwfaszcza panku parcelacyjnego
lwowskiego.
Krakowska Nova Reforma",
donoszac o obradach komisyi, stu
sznie zaznacza, re wszystkie wnio-
ski, przedstawione przez referenta,
cafy plan akcyi ME maja zadnej
wartosci, dopoki ME usunie sic
przyczyny, kt6ra gf0wnie utrudnia
powr6t do kraju. Jest MIA, jak juz
wspomniano, ustawa i zachowywa-
ME sic wfadz krajowych, kt6re ME
wydaja wfoscianom paszport6w |
przez to zmuszaia ich do potajem-
nego opuszczania kraju, Oczywi-
scie ME moze bye mowy o tenn, a
by miano chtopom ufatwic emigra-
eye; ale ME nalezy jej przeszkadzac
i, szykauowac wychodzc6w, Dopie-
70 gdy bedzie wydane cdpowiednie
prawo lub rozporzadzenie, MONA
spodziewa6 sic, re wychodzcy W
zuacznei liczbie bedq powracali do
kraju z pieniedzmi oszczedzonymi,
aby kupic wlasna zagrode. Pred
uregulowauiem tel sprawy, wszel'
kie narady i uchwafy znaczenia
praktycznego ME nabiora.