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Evening journal., 1902-12-06
Died in California

John McVey who left this city about
two years ago in search of health, died
in Banning, Cal, on Thursday. He
was AZ years old and leaves a wife and
four children. Mr.. McVey first went
to Phoenix. Arizona. for his health and
then removed to Banning. Mr.. McNey
was formerly well-known shoe deal
er here.
Evening journal., 1902-12-06
WILL CALL NEW PASTOR
The Rev. Alfred Smith win Not Re-
turn to Epworth Church

AT the third quarterly conference of
Epworth nj. y. Church last evening
the Rev. Alfred smith,D. D.,the pastor,
asked the board Of stewards not T.
consider his name as pastor for the
year as he had other plans.
Epworth will call another minister.
The following were appointed to
look for another pastor: Charles An
derson, George w. Booker. Willis T..
Overdeer. the Rev. John White. and
George 3. King
Evening journal., 1902-12-06
Wln TraveI 10 Regaln HeaIlh

Secretary Harvey J. Wiley. Of the
Street and Sewer Department will
leave this city next Tuesday for an ex-
tended tour through Arizona. Mime
sofa and Southern California. Mr..
Wiley has been in i'll health for some
time. and win take the trip TO re-
cunerate.
Evening journal., 1902-12-06
Ared Woman Killed bx Gas

Philadelphia. Dec 6.-Mrs. McGill, 20
years old. was found dead in bed this
morning in her room at No. 5000 North
Seventeenth street The gas was turn
ed on. and the room was filled with it's
fumes. 1t is believd that the gas jet
was accidentally left open.
Evening journal., 1902-12-06
WILL SEE LORENz WORK
Two Wilmington Surgeons Received
Tickets Of Admission

From present indications, it appears
as If but two Wilmington physicians
would witness the operations to be per-
formed by DR.. Iorenz, the great Vienna
specialist, in Jefferson Hospital. on
Thursday.
Dr. Howard Ogle, the ell-lsnown
local surgeon, and DR.. Jesse William
son Lave received the coveted tickets.
Evening journal., 1902-12-06
Renuhllcan Cluh OAicers

The annual election OF officers Of the
Young Mems Republican Club was held
last night, and the old officers We're re-
elected as follows: President, Charles
A. Rudolph; vice-president, Leonard
Il. Wales; secretary, Harry G. Chand-
Ter; treasurer, William G. Taylor, and
marshal, Joseph c. Lawson.
Evening journal., 1902-12-06
cospel Meeting

The Rev. William Patterson, ID. d.,
pastor. of Bethany Presbyterian
Church. Philadelphia, will address the
y. M. c. a.. gospel meeting in the Grand
Opera House tomorrow afternoon.
Music will be furnished by the Phila-
delphia Male Quartette.
Evening journal., 1902-12-06
ReaI Estate Transfers

TWO real estate transfers were re-
corded this morning in the office
of City Registrar Ten Weeges. The
properties sold are located near Fifth
and Spruce streets. and were transfer
red by Clara L. Stevenson to the Equi-
table Guarantee and Trust Company
in consideration Of $4,000
Evening journal., 1902-12-06
4 oUEER THING.

But we have another good
line, Of fine overcoats Just received
from a New York pawn broker VIII
he sold the same as the others We're
81 to $40. Department On second floor.
Open nights. McMahon Bros, 502 King
street.
Evening journal., 1902-12-06
Storm in Dover

Special to the Evening Journal.
Dover. Dec. 6.-The storm here yes
terday morning was one of the worst
which has ever visited this vicinity.
About $50 the rain fell in torrents and
several bridges in st. Jones' Neck were
washed away About 8 o'clock snow
began to fail and was accompanied BY
e terrific wind storm. Several tele-
phone lines outside Of Dover were
blown down.
Evening journal., 1902-12-06
Woodward & Bro.
Sell mechanics tools.

Our holiday sales have brought in a
number Of unusually fine secondhand
upright pianos. Behr Bros. Ivers e.
Pond. Gable. Kroeger and others. Quick
buyers will get bargains; also organs
of all makes: $40 and upwards. Open
every night till Xmas Robelen Piano
Co, No. 40 Market street.
Evening journal., 1902-12-06
Eurnaces EeIl In

Two furnaces at the johnson Forge
Company fell in last night and as
consequence all the pudding depart
ments win be thrown out Of employ
ment for several days. The bricks be-
meath the furnaces were burned out
which IS responsible for the accident
Evening journal., 1902-12-06
FORMER SPEAKER
NOT So WELL
Mr.. Reed Cannot Retain
Nourishment and Doctors
Are Not So Hopeful


er Reeds symptoms, as given by the
early bulletin this morning, were not
as favorable as those given out yea-
terday. The fact that he fails to re-
tain nourishment satisfactorily, is re-
garded with some apprehension by his
friends.
Washington, Dec. e.-rhe improve
ment in the condition Of former
Speaker Thomas D. Reed. noted in
the physicians bulletin yesterday con-
tinued during the night. although they
say 1t is still critical Last night af-
ser their visit to the patient, which
lasted for more than an hour, they
issued the following bulletin:
1880 p. NAT the present time Mr.
Reed is resting comfortably. owing tc
unavoidable excitement there was 9
slight elevation of temperature This
has subsidized and his temperature i.
now normal. 9s 6-1O; respiration. So
pulse SS. Retains nourishment. mint
clear and appendical symptoms con
tinually abating."
The physicians say that Mr. Reeds
recovery, at best viii be slow. Fo
precautionary reasons the physician
have on hand q quantity of saline solu
tion and a tank Of oxygen. but the u.s.
of neither has been resorted to. TIT
oxygen is TO oxidize the blood so as t
eliminate the poison which may hav
developed as a result Of the nraemi
disorders. It's application, the physl
clans declare, does not necessarily In
dlcate a dangerous condition.
Mr.. Reed suffered an attack o
nausea early tlis morning In hi
weakened condition this had a dc
pressing effect upon him. DR. Bishor
who was attending Mr. Reed left tn
hotel to consult with Dr. Gardner re
garding the new development, but h
remarked as he left the hotel that h
wouldn't have left Mr.. Reeds bee
side had there been any alarming
change in his patients condition.
Evening journal., 1902-12-06
pIcrnRFs roR cHRIsTMAs.

A beautiful display of pictures, suit
able for holiday gifts, at w. Roy
FFyer's. 1O1 ard 1O3 East Third street
Don't miss seeing them.
Evening journal., 1902-12-06
.THMAN GETS
LIQUOR LICENSE
lication of Morris Leshem
'as Also Granted by
the Court
CONTESTED CASES CONTINUED
-sei for Plaintiff in Damage Suit
ulu Not Find Out Who Was
ssident Of the Wilmington and
" Castle Railway Company

Nv Castle Railway Company
ie greater part OF this mornings
on of the Court of General ses-l
was occupied in hearing the con-
d liquor cases.
pert Bothman, proprietor Of the
lurant at Seventh and Shipley
its, was granted a new license. The
= granted the license with the un-
landing that he was to conduct no
mon bar, but would have a side
~ for the accommodation Of his
It's. Mr.. Bothman applied for a Ii
Z at the May term, but withdrew
He was represented by Walter II.
IS and David T. Marvil.
brris Leshem applied for a license
he hotel No. 205 Market street,
5hich he has been proprietor for
ral months. Robert II. Richards,
Il represented Leshem, stated that
client desired to secure a license
liable him to conduct a strict jew
otel and to furnish food and drink
lhe religion requires. Rabbies Sol
(, A. B. Cohen and Heyman Resitz
fed that there was no other Jewish
pn in the city, and that one was
~ needed for the Jewish popula-
The court granted the appli-
bn.
he application of John Fleith was
drawn.
ne applications of David Hughes
a license for the saloon at No. 615
LEY street. and Charles T. Biehm,
No. 20S West Seventh street, were
ainued until next Saturday.
Superior Court
tarles NJ. Curtis, of counsel for the
ndant in the case of Jennie NJ. Nc
IN VS.. the Wilmington and New
lie Railway Company, in Superior
rt this morning, moved to quash
writ, claiming that service had not
ll obtained.
alter H. Hayes and Sylvester ID
rnsend, who represented the plain
< got service on Harry A. Richard-
who was supposed to be the presi-
c of the company.
r. Curtis motion to quash the writ
made on an affidavit of II. L
ms, director of the company
ling that Mr.. Richardson was noi
pres ident. The court ruled thai
lnsel for the company would have
state who the president of the com
y is before the writ could b.
shed.
he court announced that the tw'
eial jury cases would be taken III
December Is. They are John P
lahoe VS.. the Star Publishing Com
v, and Eva Szymanski VS.. f. Blu
lthal & Co.
he civil cases yet to be tried are a
ows: George w. McCaulley VS.
,ples Railway Company; William
.ig VS.. Martin B. Burris; John +
ger VS.. William H. Churchman
te Of Delaware use Of William II
Wiley VS.. Augustus Hushebeck, e
Benjamin Davids' administra.o
/ Leonard v. Aspril, Sr.; ElEier Z
( VS.. Wilmington City Railwa
npany; Annie Folan, widow. etc
The Mayor and Council Of viii
lgton; John MacFarlane VS.. Garret
Barr; Meter Brothers VS.. Harry
.eckle; Maria A. Hoxie vs.. Thoma
wilson; Joseph Roberts VS.. p, W.
Railroad Company; John Howar
rris VS.. Wilmington City Railwa
mpany; William A. Boyd's admins
or VS.. Wilmington City Electri
mpany; William II. Klair VS.. p, "
B. Railroad Company.
Evening journal., 1902-12-06
TWO TROLLEYs COLLIDE
Darby and Peoples Line Cars Run
Together

About 3 o'clock this morning a Darby
car collided with a Peoples line trolley
at Sixth and Market streets. damaging
the front platform Of the local can to
some extent.
BESIDES shaking up, the passenr
gers escaped INJURY.
Evening journal., 1902-12-06
CHEAP WAY o. uTATING.

Cylinder stoves. parlor stoves, hover
head heaters. shop stoves. wood stoves,
large store stoves. A full line OF good
COOK stoves. slightly used. All to be
sold at one-third their value. Open
nishts. Mcmahon Brcs., 502 King
street
Evening journal., 1902-12-06

a poultry and oyster supper will be
held in White Clay Greek Church Mon
day evening. December 8. If stormy,
the followIng evening.
Evening journal., 1902-12-06
ReputatIon eased upon Meri.

Tills Rock Band. which is TO give a
musical concert in Union M. r. Church,
Thursday evening, December IL, is re-
puted to be one of the best concert at
fractions in America, SO great having
been the demand for this unique enter
tainment that. already 1000 concerts
have been given in England and Amer
lea. Admission; Adults, Csc: children
under IA years. 15c
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-29
Zrzucony z woza, pokaleczyf sic,
bOleSnle.

Oh. Franciszek Kantak, miesal
jacy pm. 113 Cornell ul. tr2(
sic sprzedaza i dostawz
drzewa, jechat proznym 49,
wczoraj wieczorem po Milwaukee,
ave. ku domowi, dojechawszy ma
roznika przy Elston ave., skrecif ma
te ulice. Me zdofal jednak dosyc
spiesznie namknac sic pred szyb-
ko nadbiegajacym ciezkim tram
wajem kolei ulicznej linii w. Di-
vision. Wagon kolejowy wielka
moca uderzyi W poprzek wozu
zgruchotat go ma miejscu. Oh.
Kantak rzucony impetem zderze-
MIA, spadf ma glove przygniecio-
ny zostaf zgruchotanym wozem.
Przechodzacy tedy. przyjaciel jego
oh. M. Siudzinski pospieszyf ma
ratunek nleszczesllwemu przy po-
mocy innych wydobyf nieprzytom-
nego pod woza. Zawieziono go
do domu i przywolano doktora Pie.
trowicza, ktory skonstatowaf, ze
diva zebra So ziamane, gtowa costa
Ia nadwerezonq inne wewnetrzne
zaszSy uszkodzenia, wskutek czego /
oh. Kantakowi grozi niebezpie-
czenstwo utraty zycia. Swiadkowie
powiadaja, re wypadek ten zdarzyf
sic z why motorowego, kt6ry mogs,
gdyby chciai, zatrzymac tramwaj
uniknac kolizyi.
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nizacyi robotniczej. Domagajq sic
za5 browarzy tylko tego, by owych
8 godzin piracy tyczyfo sic rzeczy-
wiscie samej piracy i ably ME po-
trzebowali placic "a pauzy wyzna-
czone ma obiad lub picie piwa.
Zdaje sic, re przeciw temu warun-
kowi robotnicy mic mice ME beda.
Kontrakt tyczy sic robotnikow
przy warzeniu piwa, maszynistow,
palaczy, woznic ludzi zatrudnio-
nych W departamencie piwa we
faszkach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-29
Rome Wiadonoscl
teIegraficZne.

= Gubernator Filipin, Taft, ba-
wiacy obecnie w Rzymie, bedzie
w sobote konferowa} papiezkim
sekretarzem stanu Rampolla.
= Do Neapolu przybyly anne
rykahskie okrety Illinois, Chica-
go Albany. Z zalogi okretu Al
bany dezertowalo pieciu matt
kow; konsul amerykahslsi wyzna-
cyl nagrode "a ich schwytanie.
Z Middleburg w Transwalu
donosza O dwoch bitwach, ktore
stoczyli Anglicy Boerami ma 60
scincu Repon d. 27 bm. Pierwsza
z Mich byla podobno niepomyslna
ola Boerow; rezultat drugiej ME
wiadomy.
I powodu licznej emigracyi
Norwegii do Kanady, Rad nor
wegski wydal rozporzadzenie "a
braniajac cudzoziemcom najmo-
wac "a kontraktem do robot pod
danych norwegskich.
Premier hiszpanslti Sagasta
zamierza przy tworzeniu nowego
gabinetu znalesc kogoS ma miej-
see ministra robot publicznych
Canalejas, a innych czlonkow da-
wnego gabinetu zatrzymac. Zdaje
sic jednakowoz, re Moret, byly
minister spraw wewnetrznych, ma
nowo teki ME przyjmie.
w Heidelbergu w Mem
czech umarl w wiellu SO lat prof.
Adolf Kussmaul, wynalazca POM
py zoladkowej.
= Dzisiaj w Petersburgu roz-
poczyna sic siodma roczna kon-
ferencya miedzynarodowego Sto-
warzyszenia Czerwonego Krzyza.
= w Londynie w wspaniaiej
katedrze Sw. Pawia inaugurowa-
no nowo zaprowadzone przepy-
szne oSwietlenie elektryczne, po-
darOwane Drzez milionera Pier
ponta Morgan.
- Ma konwencyach republi-
kahskich stanowych w Cleveland,
o. i Wichita, Kas., przyjeto rezo-
lucye z entuzyazmem popierajqce
polityke rzadu republikahskiego
gospodarke Roosevelta.
w Canandaigua, N. Y.
wczoraj panowa}a zawierucha
sniezna, w czasie kt6rej termo-
metr spadl do 20 stopni.
= w Louisville, KY, 81 letni
robotnik Robert Simpson smier-
telnie ranii wystrzalem Z rewol-
weru swoja 10 letniq zone Stelle,
a potem sam sobie zycie odebral.
w skutek przedwczesnej eks-
plozyi patronu dynamitowego
przy wydrazaniu studni ma farmie
w poblizu Graceville, Mimi, 20
sta} Henry w. Mayors zabity ma
miejscu, a jego pomocnik smier-
telnie pokaleczony.
= w miejscowosci Trenton, 1o
mil "a Detroit, Mich, rabusie do
stall sic w nocy do poczty i zabra-
Ii szafy ogniotrwaiej $1,000.
= w malych miasteczkach w
New Jersey z powodu strajku W
kopalniach wyniklego stad bra
ku wegli, musiano pozamykac "a
klady swiatla elektrycznego i w
nocy panuja ciemnoSci egipskie.
= w Manistique, Mich, spali-
1y sic zaklady fabryczne White
Marble Lime Co. Burrel Cheni-
cal CO. Pozar zrzadzii szkode ma
$I25.ooo.
= w Baltimore, Nd, ogiosil
bankructwo agent gruntowy Ed
ward C.. Pritchett, ktory oswald
cyl, re d1ugi jego wynosza
S3o1,734, a wierzytelnosci $3.50.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-29
Ruch parowc6w.
Przybyfy:

Przybyiy:
Liverpool: Dominion Pretorian 7
Montrealu.
Queenstown: Commonwealth Boz
tonu, Rhynland Philadelphia.
New York: Majestic Liverpoolu.
0deszIy:
New York: Menominee do Londynuy
Oceanic do Liverpoolu, Philadelphia do
Southampton, Kensington do Antwerpii,
Mongolian do Glasgow.
Liverpool: Canadian Germanic DO
N. Y, Noordladn do Philadelphia.
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Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 29go maja 1902.

W dalszym ciagu swojej rozpra-
Wy powiada P. Myciclski:
Dla Prus jest posiadanie ,,dziel-
mic polskich kwestya Ito be or not
be". Chwila, W kt6rejby sic wscho-
dnia granica pruskiego panstwa
mad brzeg6w Niemna, Wisty i Pro-
sny cofnac miaia gdzie5 mad brzegi
Odry, nietylko by zakonczyfa pru-
ska hegemonie W Niemczech, ale
zapewneby rozbiEa monarche Ho-
henzollern0w.
Zdawaloby sic, re pod tymi wa
runkami rad pruski TEN wiecej-
by dbac powinien przychylnose
Polak6w, by ich W danym razie u
uzyc jako przedmurza wobec pote-
gi rosyjskiei. Jakoz sobie W tel
mierze dotad postepowano2
Zaraz po pierwszym rozbiorze
Polski Fryderyk Wielki TEN oka-
zat ojcowskie usposobienie wobec
nowych poddanycb, re skonfsko-
wal ogrOmne dobra koronne du-
chowne, wygnai osiadtych ma mich
cd kilku pokoleh polskich stare
stow, dzierzawc6w ofcyalist6w,
porozdawaf ie pomiedzy swych ge-
neraf6w zausznik6w, nawet pta-
Gil niemi swych dostawc6w. Ma
stepcy jego wyrugowali Poiak6w
re wszystkich urzed6w, q jezyk
zycia publicznego. Dzi5 wszel-
kich swob6d pozostaia, jak sic ida
je, Polakom iedynie prawie swobo-
da piacenia podatk6w.
Gdy kiedy5 Polska objela W po-
siadanie dzisieisze Prusy Zacho-
dnie, a wdzieczna kraina wybijafa
medale ma pamiatke wyswobodze-
mia: lab infands crucigerorum ty-
ranide", przezorne rzady polskie
umiaty sobie zjednac mieszkanc6w.
Pruskich dygnitarzy powolano do
senatu polskiego. pruska szlachte
zr6wnano szlachcie polskiei, pru-
skim miastom madame przywileje,
wszelkie urzedy obsadzano o lie
mozno5ci krajowcami. Jako pred
stawicieli wfadzy centralnej wysy-
1ano co naitezszych i najdostojniej-
szych MEOW, kt6rzy obejsciem
madrem a wykwintnem umieli je-
dnac serca.
Rad pruski uwazat dzielnice
polskie przez diugie lata "a miej-
see wygnania dIa wyrzutk6w swej
urzednikeryi. Mn6stwo chybionych
egzystencyj, wykoleionych Office
row. nieudanych panicz6w przesa-
dzano "a kare ma kresy wschodnie.
Czyz MONA sic dziwi6, re Polacy
maio powzieli szacunku dla stanu,
kt6remu wiasny Rad wyciskat na
czole pietno ujemnej wartosci?
Jasnem jest, re takie stosunki
nietylko polskim, ale lepszym
niemieckim zywiolom daia sic We
znaki.
Obecnie, zdaje sic, re jeszcze in
ny wiatr wieje. Piszqcy te sfowa
spotkai niedawno w6d dawnego
kolege szkoInego, Niemca, kt6ry
zajmowaf urzedowe stanowisko W
Poznaniu. Ma zapytanie, czy wie-
rzy W tax zwane polskie niebezpie-
czenstwo, przyznat uSmiechem,
be wyjechat z innem zupetnie wra-
zeniem, jak to, ktorem pr7ybyt.
Ma dalsza kwestye, W czem vice
ley praktyczny Gel polityki anti
polskiej, nastqpita zdumiewaiaca
odpowiedz: Gel praktyczny ley W
tenn, re ia w6wczas byiem ma urze-
die a ME PAM,
Ma wzmianke zaS, re sic TAXI sy-
stem diugo utrzymac ME da, od-
rzekf spokojnie: nOboietnem jest
dzisiaj, CO pozniej nastqpi, obecnie
chwytac trzeba, co sic da, zanim
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liczna emigracya do Stan. ZjednOczonych.
Liberalue propozycye browarzy W Milwaukee,

ma wielkie oczy. Ola spoleczen-
silva kt6re jedynie sila wzrosEo,
kazda obca sila jest postrachem.
Zdaje sic, ze W Prusach uwazaja
przyszlQ zbrojna rozprawe ze
wschodnim sasiadem jedynie "a
kwestye czasu; zdaje sic r6wniez,
re pomimo ciQglych przechwalek,
ME So tax bardzo pewni zwycie-
stws, gdy az potrzebujq niemiec-
kiemu Michalkowi ciagle pred
oczami migac czerwona polska chu-
sta.
Rad zapewne sam to uwaza "a
szopke, lecz jest mu ona ma reke,
gdy odwraca opinie publrczna od
zajmowania sic blizej obchodzace-
! mi sprawami. Wszak to te same
zywioly, kt6re dis najzaja-
dlei przeciw Polakom wystepujq,
pred dziesiatkiem lat najgorliwiej
popieraty nielojalna antydynasty-
czna dziafalnosG frondujacego eks-
kanclerza, a obecnie szczucie na
Polak6w traktujq jako intrantne
rzemioslo. Zywiof zydowski, pre-
potezny W Niemczech, ME ma
wprawdzie powodu do zwalczania
Polak6w, lecz rad jest, re sobie je-
90 przeciwnicy ma Polakach wyEa--
muja zeby, zanim je wyszczerbic
zdotaja W kierunku antySemity-
zmu.
zachodzi tu poprostu czysta
kwestya chleba i wiecej nic!
Wobec tego wszystkiego zacho-
wuja Polacy stanowisko wyczeku-
jsce. Jako pruscy, odnosnie ME-
mieccy poddani bedq nadal wy
peiniac obowiazki, jake i'm ten
stosunek nakiada. Chocby sic tn i
6wdzie miafy znale5c - jake ME
dowarzone jednostki, kt6reby sic
- moze "a namowa agent6w pro-
wokacyjuych - posunety do kro-
k6w niebacznych, to nar6d poIski
o takiej ciemnej robocie mic VIE
dziec ME chce i wyrzeka sig jej
stanowczo.
Polacy stoiq na stanowisku le-
galnem. Lojalno5ci Cd mich aqdac
ME MONA, gdyz to jest stanowisko
wypEywaiace uczucia wdzieczno-
sci, ma kt6re trzeba umiec zarobic,
ale kt6rego sic ME da wymusic.
Ma mocy traktatow miedzynaro-
dowych kr0lewskich patent6w
okupacyjnych a, co wiecej ma mocy
praw Boskich, przysluguja Pola-
kom W Prusiech pewne prawa, kt6-
rych zawsze bronit beda wszelkie-
mi sitami. Autor paradoksu: ,,sita
pred prawem" (Bismarcb) bryznat
kiedys wobec polskich skarg CRU
bianstwem, re powoEywanie sic ma
obietnice kr6lewskie ME jest szelQ-
ga warte. Pomimo tego prawo po-
zostaje prawem kazdej chwili
moze nabrac praktycznego znacze.
MIA, skoro sic kto ME nalezy-
tym upomni naciskiem.
Polacy dis ma to SHY ME mala'
a zanadto zmadrze!i, by sic ma OBJ
ca ogladac pomoc.
Dlatego tez Polacy, AMI krzty
ME odstQpia Cd uprawnionych "a
dan zachowauia narodowosci, mo-
wy i WARY przodk6w, oraz r6wno-
uprawnionego stanowiska W zyclu
pubIiczuem, po "a tenn, wyczekl-
wac bedq, co Bog sprawl.
w razie zbrojnych zapas6w
Rosya, AMI sic Polakom ME zasni,
wydobywac ola kogokolwiek kasz-
tany Z ognia. o lie by sic wtedy
pofozenie rzeczy zmienic mia o,
Polacy stanowisko zajma dopiero
wobec dokonanych fakt6w, tym-
czasem trzymac sic bedq zasady:
,,Guarda passa"'
J6zef Mycie5ski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-29
ZezwOlenia ma sluby.

J6zef Mastai, J6zefa Telma. 49,. .26-19
Frank Petrowski, Ag. Trotter. 80. .22-ls
Jan Banrewicz, Mar. Prowicz. 80. .3S--2l
Tomasz Rubinik, Barb. Jagrinci. ..29-l7
And. Markowicz, Kat. Karyslisz 2S-l9
s. Tomaszewski, Roz. Kraft. -. .84-2S
And. Wojteski, Marya Wahaska. !. .S4-%
Jan Kalik, Anna Symes.........26-lv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-29

- 14letnia Wioszka Francisco
Vevineta ukradia matce $500 i u
ciekIa domu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-29

- Kopalnie ziota W szwedzkiej
Laplandyi wiele sa wydatniej-
sze, niz przypuszczano poczatko-
wo. Polozone So ma p6lnoc Cd ko-
Ia biegunowego poinocnego, w
poblizu granicy Finlandyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-29

- Ma wyspie Hayti sadza no.
wy gatunek tytoniu. Rosliny S do
7 stop wysokie maja liscie rs cali
diugie, a IS szerokie. Liscie obci-|
mac MONA 8 ia razy rocznie.