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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-29
New President of Northwestern Unf-
 versity Sees Signs of Ren ctton.


 versity Sees Signs of Reaction.
 Chicago, March 2S.-Dredmond D. James, presidentelect of Northwestern university, presented his first commit nication to the board of trustees to-day. On rne subject of co-education he said in part:
 There are many signs of a marked reaction in the public mind on the sub ject of co-education. Friends of the movement may we'll view it with some concern. The tide seems in certain ways to have ebbed A pronounced re- action has set in Not only has the system ceased to make new converts, by there are indications that it is los ,ng ground in the very territory which it had so completely won. A new per- iod of questioning is upon us. A sort of vague prejudice has arisen in the country at large which indicates a new attitude of the public mind toward the whole problem. The system is attack ed on new grounds and from new points of view.
 We are, moreover, not left to merely theoretical criticism and vague sugges- ton as to what the puDllc sentiment Is on the subject. This is evidenced in certain quarters by some very interest jug external signs The distinct alter ation in the attitude of a number of in stitutions toward the subject is indicat- ed by their policy. The rapid growth of attendance at the women's colleges duIins thG past few years Is also d very significant fact.
 "All these things and many others of a like kind point to a serious crisis in the history of this movement and it be- hooves those who believe in co-educa- tion to study the system with all se- riousness. The grounds of discussion have changed entirely in the last gen eration- The old objections have lost their force and entirely new ones are now to the front. The notion that wo- men are incapable to doing college 1 work, so commonly urged a generation 1 ago, has completely disappeared. The | objection that young men and young 1 cannot be trusted to observe | proper relations in their social inter- course has lost it's force in view of the 1
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-29
Would shoot Ills Brother.

Antonio Fazio, of 403 East street, was arrested last night on the charge of breach of the peace on complaint of his brother Pasquale, who rushed into the Grand avenue police station about nine o'clock last night and said that his brother Antonio had pulled revolver and threatened to shoot him. The brothers became involved in a row at Antonio's house when the alleged threat to shoot was made.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-29
- FUNERAL OF CFCrL RHODES.
Coffin WI, be Carried on the Chm Carr
 riage of "LOng Cecil"

Cape Town, March 2S.-The coffin containing the body of Cecil Rhodes will be conveyed to the parliamentary buildings here during the morning of April 3, and will lie in state, in the vestibue till three in the afternoon, when it will be removed to the Angli- can cathedral the latter being close to the parliamentary buildings) where the first portion of the burial service will be read. The funeral procession will afterwards traverse the principal streets of Cape Town to the railroad station. Thence the coffin will be taken by special train to Buluwayo, stopping for a short time at Kimberley Only a few intimtae friends will accompany the body to Buluwayo The coffin, dur ing the funeral procession at Cape Town, will be carried on the gun car riage Of Long Cecil,' the famous gun used at the siege of Kimberley.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-29
BOOTS ANSWFR READY.
The Matter of General Miles Proposition
 to Go to Philippines.

Washington, March 2S.-Secretary Root has completed his answer to the house resolution calling for the corre- spondence between the department and Lieutenant General Miles respecting the latter's proposition to visit the Phil ippines. The answer would have gone to the house to-day except for mis- understanding as to whether the body was in session and it will consequently go in tomorrow or Monday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-29
Taffetines Automobiles.
 ? for 25 cents

50 dozen more of those popular autos. < white, sky, pink, cardinal. lavender. black and black and white. Worth 25c.
 Special Price, for 25c.
 Impossible to even com- mence to tell of the beautiful new ribbons that are here. A wide showing of novelties from Lyons and Paris are not the least important factors in this great stock.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-29
Denied by Dr. Leyds.

Paris, March 2S.-Dr. Leyds. the Flu ropean agent of the Transvaal, emphat- ically denied this afternoon, the re- port, published by the Figaro to-day, that he was to have an interview here with Lord Roseberry, Sir Henry Camp bell Zimmerman, the Duke of Devon shire and other liberal leaders who are now in Paris.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-29
CHICAGO PRIESTS WARNED
SWEEPING ORDER ISSURD BY
 ARCHBISHOP FEEH1N.
Any Clergyman of the Diocese Giving Moral or Financial Aid to Rev. J. J. Crowley Is IpsO Facto Suspended- That He Is Declared In Open Rebell- lon Against EccIesiastical Authority,

Chicago, March 2S.-In an official let ter to every Catholic priest in Chicago to-day Archbishop Feehan issued a sweeping order in the controversy of the Rev Jeremiah J. Crowley and his friends with the diocesan authorities. The letter reads
 We hereby notify you that the Rev. Jeremiah J. Crowley whose public acts and utterances have given grave scan dal to the detriment of religion, is in open rebellion to legitimate, ecclesiastic- al authority; therefore any priest of the diocese of Chicago who assists him by moral or financial aid or offers him en- copragement of any kind whatsoever is ipso facto suspended"
 The letter is signed by the archbishop and by Chancellor F. x. Barry.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-29
HANNA NOT A CANDIDATE
DENIES THAT HEI LOOKING FOR
 THE PRESIDENCY.
Writes Letter Stating That He is Not in Amy Sense Candidate for That Office in l004-Trusts His Friends Will Dis- courage Any Movement In His Be- half.

Tomah, Wis, March 2S.-Senator Marcus A. Hanna has written a letter to c. W. Croty of this city stating that he is in no sense a candidate for the presidency in 1904, and requesting his friends to discourage any movement to that end
 MT. Croty wrote to the senator some days ago and yesterday received an autograph reply as follows:
 United States Senate,
 Washington, March g. "C. W. Croty, Tomah, Wis:
 Dear sir: l have just received your letter of the 18th inst. and wish to as sure you of my thorough appreciation of the high compliment paid me in your suggestion in reference to the nomina- ton for 1904. I am grateful for such friendship and confidence, but will say in reply that I am not in any sense a candidate and trust my friends will dis courage any movement looking toward that end.
 Thanking you for your courtesy, remain, truly yours,
 (Signed) M. A. Hanna
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-29
FIYERSH4M DIVORCE.
Counsel Indignantly Deny It Was Ob-
 tained by COIluston.

New York, March 2S.-Counsel for both plaintiff and defendant in the di- vorce suit of Actor William Faversham indignantly deny that the decree in the case was obtained by collision as indi- cated by letter and interview said to have been written by Faversham The letter in question was written to the New York Herald and reads as follows:
 After reading the New York news papers of March 25 in reference to my divorce I feel that I owe it to my friends to send you the enclosed inter view and add to it here.
 My divorce is no more mysterious than any others that the papers have handled lately. It was arranged be tween Marion Faversham and her ad- visers and myself that I should give some grounds,
 'I arranged it-the poor mystical CO respondents name shall be told when I come to New York-all the details of the terms of the divorce l practically arranged myself.
 William Faversham' "Pittsburg, Pa, March 25, 1902
 The "interview' enclosed was as fol- lows: eff the divorce has been grant ed, then I am very happy, and I feel sure that Marion Faversham is also happy It was matter of life and death to both of us that this divorce should take place Our marital secrets we do not care to discuss"
 A. H. Hummell, counsel for Mrs. Fa- versham and former Judge Charles Donohue, attorney for MT. Faversham to-day denied that there had been any in the case and pro nouneed as absurd the contents of the letter and interview. Favorsham Is at present appearing in Pittsburg.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-29
Easter NeckWear
In bewi1derinp
 assortment. AL most every new

k1nk of neck trimming is here. A clean, fresh stock always.
 All the latest novelties in fine ma- chine and handmade neckwear Stocks, Jabots, autos, raglans, gossamer and openWork neck pieces
 Prices, 12 1-2c to $500 each Unusual values in fine lace collars and reyers, both in handsome Venise and combinations of pompadour, bat iste and lace effect. Values, $2O0 to $5. 50. Easter Special Price, SIPS to $325. Pompadour Ruches ill great variety. black, white and black, and white Also very handsome styles Marie Antoin- cite ruches Values, $1.50 to $15.0O.
 Now selling $1.00 to $10.5O. Exclusive styles in lace and embroid- cred top collars and collarettes, rang ing from 7c to S7c.
 Easter Specials in top collars,
 7c and 12 1-2c each.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-29
Strike In Lowell seems Unavoidable.

Lowell, Mass March 29.-At 1 o'clock this morning it did not seem possible to avert a strike of 16,000 operatives of seven corporations in this city on Mon day morning next because of the reflfsaI of the agents to advance wages ten per cent. ?,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-29

The practical working of the new tax as passed by the legislature of 1901, is now shown
 Under this act the secretary, treasur- CT or cashier of every bank, trust, in surance, investment and bridge compa ny located in this state, whose stock is not exempt from taxation, shall annu- ally in October file in the office of the tax commissioner of this state a state ment under oath showing the number of shares of it's capital stock and the market value thereof on the first day of October, the name and residence of each stockholder and the number of shares owned by each at that date. On the shall pay to the treasurer of the state tax of one per cent. on the market val ue of it's shares. This market value, notwithstanding the figures given by the officers of corporations, shall be ad- justed and fixed by board of equaliza- ton and the result mailed to each cor poration on or before December S1 in each year.
 The third section of the act provides that on or before April 15 in each year the treasurer of the state shall remit to the treasurer of each town or city in the state the amount of tax received in to the amount of stocks town.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-29
steel Trusts Bil, Signed.

Trenton. N J., March Ex-Governor Murphy to-day signed the United States Steel Corporation bill which was passed by both houses of the legisla- ture yesterday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-29
|. CLAY EVANS RESIGNATION
PENSION COMMISSIONERS LETTER
 TO THE PRESIDENT.
Asks That He May be Relieved ms Early as Possible-President Replies That He Must Stay Until Some Better Place Can be Offered Him as Reward for His Services In Pension Office.

Washington, March 2S.-The follow | ing letter from Hon. H. Clay Evans re- 1 signing the commssionership of pen sion together with an appended state ment was made public at the white house tonight:
 Department of the Interior, Bureau of Pensions.
 Washington, D. C., March 15, 1902. Ito the President:
 For some time 1 have been consider ing the question of resigning. It will soon be five years since l assumed the duties of this office and l now have the honor of rendering you my resignation as commissioner of pensions, and will thank you to accept the same at as early date as may suit your conven- fence.
 Thanking you for your kindly con sideration and with assurances of,ny best wishes, I am,
 Very respectfully,
 H. Clay Evans.
 The statement appended to the letter is as follows: MT. Evans some months ago verbally expressed his desire to re- sign and finally put it in writing on March 15 The president, however, has told him that he will have to remain as commissioner in the first place until his successor has been determined upon, and in the second place until there Is some position to tender him which the president will regard as a promotion and as fitting reward for his excel lent services in the department"
 The pension committee appointed at the last annual encampment of the G. A. R. to investigate the affairs of the pension bureau has made it's report to the president, It has not yet been de cided as to when the report will be made public, if at all.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-29
Easter Glove Special,
 60 cents a pair

Two clasp glace kid, tan, mode, beav- CT slate, brown, white, pearl and black. These gloves are not old stock, nor mis- cut as offered elsewhere, but fresh new! gloves. Worth S9c pair.
 Our Special Price, 69c pair. \
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-29

Taylor lived for some time in Mil ford, Conn. where he is well known He gave considerable money to several worthy objects.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-29
THE HOWE X STETSON STORES Ne10 Haven---,SatNrday Ma,ch eoth.
Wornen's 
iFor Easter wear.)

1 Only good gloves - all better qualities being of our own importation. Planned tor the greatest day before Easter we've known.
 Of high grade gloves, we have full as- sortment. Spring shades in Reynierx suede and glace.
 $1.75 and $200 pair.
 Constance. clasp glace, in the most exquisite colorings and daintiest finish of embroidery, tan, mode, beaver, bis- cult, primrose, champagne, slate, pearl and white Superior to many $.76 gloves. Our price S1 50 Two clasp and hook Madeleine, all desirable shades, white and black; ab-- solutely the best and most reliable black kid gloves at the price and the equal of some $2.00 gloves. $1.50 pair. Two clasp Monceaux. another fine French kid, all the new shades, pearl. white and black, glove highly en- dorsed by numerous customers.
 2-clasp, $1.75.
 4-hook, S13S & Our Rosamonde 2-clasp and 4-hook glace kid, all the Spring shades, white. pearl and black, unmatched in the city at our special price. $1.00 pair.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-29
THE NEW STATE TAX LAW
4NDITS RELATION TO VARIOUS OF
 OUR CORPORATIONS.

Interesting to Stock h oI ders of New Ha- ven Banks-The Stockholders Are Better or Than Before-Dtvidends by Two of Our Local Banks Are Lessened but the Stockholders Are Gainers' Nevertheless.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-29
AGAINST CO., EDUCATION.

Continued on Seventh Page.)
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-29

Our Rosamonde 2-clasp and 4-hook glace kid, all the Spring shades, white. pearl and black unmatched in the city at OUT Snecial nrice S1 n0 rair Nj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-07

R;atprD6 8 &ie11sfsf Madrnnnh; y
.dsca..imnfsn. s.t 1870,
q pro1adssp,pl ID lmlert k,1l1-
wiczaa DyokleuY.,ns wyuawss
min 60 siedmiu rasY pvzes medlr-
COW, Wydanie move poprawlone,
Cena--sO g .@ rt---
- nn.,:x.,:c .,.J: o..A.ua,
.pseWs 49, R. u c vV.as'.s4
fIola / avsntnrv. pou,aa6 IS.
miczna II rozrvr Is oxvtainik6v..
Wvdan,a nova nnnrav,nn !.
lioznYni obraxkami. Cena daW.
niei rs q. teraz tylko. 900
NEleto D,;>rco RroM c,vl;
Cyrullk zbawca. Pr.vondv Her
trama = Zamkn Ns5,vvczaiz
ciakawao onov;adan,a. IN
i,nsxa ~ o G.at; H"4osu 49,,
frencnal,aro rn.d..na.. ~.
kawa). Cena. 50 8.
Testament PiOtrn Weae,. ), s1s-
Ii zamlary Moskali zawojowaisx
cafego 6wlata............... 5 ct
Proroct,co M;chaazdu. Kr6lowej
ze Saby. 13te: Svb1lli
H;a.o.,,n ~
luzv,sis. .........2oc
Zunoot GenonefI. powie66 moralna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-07

4M#T%sI
Leko.x Donopy czyi nE,iiespas
wsdne ssposoby domowego tsnie'
80 .eosenia rosmaitYoh c,hl.o,r16dt 26c.
KUCHNIA POLSKOlle.'
1!Cena 80
cent6w) nalnowsBza KSIAAzKAA
KUCHARSKA. uiozona przes Soc
dziwa do6w1adc,on9 kucharke prey
pomocv kucharza hotelowego.
Ksl2zka ia zawiera nastepujace
rozdziaiY: Napoje Zupy, JarzYnnY,
Salaty Rozmalte potrawy : jal !
makl PotrawY miesne, Clelecina,,
skopowjna, Wieprzowina, Dr6b,
Zwlerzvna RYby, Rome potrawY
mles,nA sosy pieczywa Konnftu.
~ j zadrawv LeguminY, budynie
! pasztetY Lody.
Mode panienki bardzo szybko
%nabierai4 wprawY v kuoharzeniu
jezeli praktvkujac v kuchnl, RAJ
poraz zagladaj9 dc tego znakomi-
togo k~ucharsKiego podreczni-
ka ......... so cent6W.
Dzse1e 5taTego : nos0eyo Isstd-
,sentu IL obrazkaml). 4Oo.
Dzseje N0r0du RlskSeg0
,(J6zefa Oh ooiszewsk eg o.,
ozdoblene lioznemi obrazkanE;
Ops tego wszystkiego co sic dzialc
" Polsce cd najdswniejszych czar
SOW, szczeg6lnle "a kr6l6w pol-
skich, az do lat ostainlch. 4Oct.
Kotechiizns rzynasko- katozickii (wlek-
sly " mocnej oprawle..... $50
K. j. Deharbe. T. J.
Kotechizm rzymsk0-katoscM
" mocDej oprawie. ...s.....l2c
Egementars Rlsks (duzy). $50
Menaentarz Ma1y ola dzlec
polsklch W AmerYce...........l2
Lstosonh Eplsko.Amaerykajski
podrecznlk zawierajacy nauke pi
SANTA i1stdw i 1otowe IVORY list6v
" wszystkjcL przvpadkach ~
Ga " mocnej oprawle $50.
5ramatyka Iezyka Po1skiego, szkolr
ma przez Antoniego Maiec-
= kiego ......... Coz
H;storya Ston6u Nednoczonych cd
odkrYcia AmerYki az do naszych
czss6w. (prsesalo 400 stronlc).
w moonej oprawle.... 81 90
Eo;redni6 Rzsko Anqielski,
ksi2zka ola latwego nauozenla sic
pc angielsku. 65ct.
Got11fsne. Ksl44ka do o6wiecenia i
,budowanla duszy chrzesclansko~
katolickiej. czyli kr6tki wyk4aG,
Lekoyl i Ewangeiil "a vszystkie
nledzlele 6w1eta wraz wynn
kajaca stad oauka WARY i obY-.
czaj6w / gruatownem wyja6nle-
MEM roku ko6cielnego. najgf6w-
niejszyoh obrzed6w koscie1nych
mszy 6wietej, naboienstwa de-
mowego Ola chorYch, drogl
krzvzowe1 jake tel 1yciorysami
Swietych Pansklch, czozonych
mianowlcle przes Ind pelsko-ka~
tolick,. z l:cznemi obrszkami
ltografaml op!acona poczta "
LEKCN I ma
wssystkie Niedziele i Swieta Ca.
lego roku podfug przekfadu Z
Jak6ba Wujka T. j. st6sownle
do Mszalu Rzvmskjego wypraco-
wal ks ada s. Tomicki a potwier-
izony przezK onsystors Generalny
arcybiskupl On ~zniehako-?? oz-
nanskl. Ksiazkai.. t,od wielu
lat " ca}ej Polsce .s FOL Pru-
sakiem tax pod MosKalem i
Austryakiem. Jest " mocnel
oprawle ze zfoconym tytuliklem
1 ozdobn3 stronica tytulowa.
Kosztuje 3tylko.......... $3.50
! narzekanie Ojc6w SIS. ozyll
S'edm Ksiag Mojtesza. 80 9
Przera&li,oe Echo Zrq6y Osta-
teczne2 .......... 5Uct
t. E.'r&E r'-sG. 49, IA aHE Es
Mynhausen n0tsy-ten due
GIN nosem-r6zne jego dziwaotwa
i
pzarnoksieznM Hokua Rk,a-
yii nauka odkrYcia talemnic
6b c1arowania ....... 25ct.
Miektore ksiqiks nopisane przez
R.BERNARDA M.sKULlKA:
Podreoznik Teologn P~astoralnej 75o
Kielnia Masonska............ 80
Vodka !, pljafstwo. 20
Historya parafl sw. Jao.a "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-07

il. DHRDU
v MinOna, MINI.
800 z. 5 street.
motna dosta6 rozmaite kgs4tki pol
skie ,szczeo6lnie zas haste pujace:
Fs1AzK1 DO
NAPOZENSTWA
Big ! tobq. Kslazeozka do ma
bozenstwa ola miodslezY szk6l
PERTH do Ma60&exstsoa, ksiazka
do nabozenstwa "a cze66 Naj6wlet-
szej Fanny Nary Nieusta iacej Po-
mocy. v paradnej oprawie, s}ote
brzegl, 2 okuciem i zamecz~
KEN SOC
An;X Str6S, ksiazka do nabo
zenstwa v o%7dobnej oprawle, :
bia}emi ok{adkami z kosci s}onio.
wei, "a zloconYm brzegiem,
klamerka - st6sowna n
prezen dla pannY 75c
AmiH Sr65 W paradnej opra~
vie z ~czarnej sk6ry. 2 wytioczo-
nvm ma ok1adce z1oconym krzYo
zYkiem, z}ocone brzegi. 2 klamer.
k3.......... -....... Luz:
Ami61 Str6S kslazka do nabo-
zenstwa ola katol,ckleJ miedziezy
" mniejszym formacie " wsra~
'nia}ej oprawle z czerwone-
go aksamltu, z wytioczonvm
ma ok}adce zfoconYm krzyzykiem,
re z{oconymi brzegami.... 40
Wiamek Marys (Wlanek ku
czci Najswletszej MarYl Panuy) z
wYt}oczorym obrazkiem ma oklad~
&c z zfoconym brzeg'em z zto-
conym tytullkiem ...... $l.0o
Ia sauna kslqzka z okuciem i "a
meezkiem ......-........l.25
Wyborek czyll kr6tki spos6b
nab6zenstwa cod2leHnego oprawnY
" droga sk6rke z okuciem j kla-
merka 2 z4oeonym ~krzyzykiem ma
ok}adce j slotym tytuliklen 60
Ks. Arcybiskupa Dmeina kaiaz',
ka do n~abozehstwa (Biskupka)w
paradne] oprawie ze zloconym
tYtulem z}ocone brzegl z okueiem
i klamra' (dla kobiet)..... $l,75
Ks. Arcyb,skupa Dunsna ksiaz~.
ka do nabozenstwa (Biskupka) v
moonej pieknej oprawie 90 z}oco-
nYm brzegiem (dla koblet) $l.3O
Ksiazki rozmalte.
Kantyczh. - Pastora}ki j ko'
ledy ozyl, ,plosskl weso}e ludu "
czaele SWAT Bozego Narodzenla
po domauh spiewane......... Is
Malownilczy opis Polski ozYii
Geografia oiczystego kraju, : liczc
nemi obrazkami / mapa. Zawiera
przesz{o IS stronic... 80. IS G.
Kseszonkowy Sionnik Polsko-..
angielskl anglelsko-polski uto-
Tony przez Antoniego ParYsklego
wraz Z .,Nsuka wymowy an
gielskiej".. 80. ........ 81 90
Akksondra Chod&ki S}ownik Pol~
ko Angielski ! Anglelsko-Polskl
W mocnej oprawie 20 z}oconemi
tYtullkami. Cena....... a. 90 8
fiosnki, Dumks arye naro~'
dove (o~prawne).. ............ Is G
Wy66r pie;ni nqrodo,cych, " kt6-
rYm zna]duia SIC: dumkt. ave,
marsze ~krakowiakl, ma.L:Y y,
p,esni patrYotyczne, wcjer ,
%hlstoryczne It'd. 500
Lsrnik Polski, Zawiera]9oY 547
Dumek. Aryi. Krakow'sk6w i
plosnek iudowYch. w mocnej
oprawle, Cena............75c
B,kist Pis5ni sw;ato.oych. 80
Gratulant oraz p,esn weselnee de-
m{odzienc6w i druzb6w. sawie-
rajaoy: ZaprosinY na wesele -
OracYe weselue ~ Piosnki we :
Aelne. Cena......... 200
Zypoty Spietych Pa4skich, po-
dug natlepszYch zr6dei wyjetych
Z dsie} O]cow Doktorow Ko6oioia
6w. oprscowane, : kolorowa karts
tYtufow9 j smiu koloroweml obra-
sami. najaowsze wydaDie .pana
Kar6la Mark, " Mikoiowie, pa
Sslasku (.upelnle inne ,,Zvwoty
|Swietych", jak owe pofnszrowaue,
jake to doted sprzedawali rczmaiol
podr6zuiacy ag.nci).... $500
iAaas H.aory Naturalng ; $50
ohrazkaml ludzi, xwlefzat ozvo.
roaoinych ptak6w, ryb. gadow,
VEaG.-.---. = - A LEEE-EA N-1.L--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-07
zl Il! J. !! sIW''l Y: | a T !.
4 ~

800
ARESZTOWANIE anarchl-
sty Tonstti Y pobli1u TurYnu,
we Wtoszech. wabudsilo Wielki
niepok6j q ssystklch dwo-
rach europelskich. Je3eli boz
w,em Tonettl wyslary byt do
Wloch ola zabioia krola VITO
skiego. bes watpienia i W IN
nyoh %pahstwach 60 zwolennlcy
anarchlzmu. wYslani z Pater-
son n. j
w najwiekszym strachu
snajduje sic kajzer Wilhelm.
Kauai on sporzadz'c pancers
stalowy, wkfada go, lie
kroG w%ychodsi "a obreb pafa-
Gu.
Prusacy obawiaja aie, skoro
ka)zer uda sic do Poznania, POI
lacy 'odplaca m1u "a move mall
borska. K.1zer atoli jest tego
zdania. De roatropniejsl Polacy
uspoko)s wzburlone umysfy, i
do zniewazenia 20 ME dopu-
SEGA. Co by nam prgyszio z
jednej giowy pruskiego zbira,
przyjds'e ozas " kt6rym i'm
sprawimy lepszY pogrom jak
ongi pod Grup Walden.
WIEZIENlA pruskie pre-
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