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The Washington times., 1902-12-11
ARMINTUs LoDGE oEFIcERs

Arminius Lodge, No. %, F. A. A. ~.
has elected the following officers. Harry
Rothschild. W. NJ, Joseph Bangen. S.
W; Leon POhlmann. j. W. Charles
Katzenstein. secretary, Henry r. Ries.
treasurer: Carl A. Droop. $. D.; George
J. Sehweppe, J. d.; Adam Schneider. $.
S; Gus w Wiegand. j. s. r. W. spless.
N. c.; Z. Holer. orgsnist. John Toense.
tyler; Charles Gersdorn Moritz GIasser.
Herne II. Gedes. proxies TO grand lodge:
Werner Koch. Henry KIiuge. Charles
Dlsmer. finance committee: Charles
katzenstein. delegate 10 Masonic board
Of relief, Louis Goldschmidt. delegate to
81 Johns Mite Association: Harry
RothsChiid. delegate TO German Orphan
Asylum, Moritz CHASER. chairman in
structiOu committee.
The Washington times., 1902-12-11
IT is IMPORTANT
To Know What You Are Taking When
Using Catarrh Medicines.

Catarrh is the short route 20 consump-
ton. and the importance Of early and
judici0us treatment Of catarrh. whether
located in the head, throat. or bronchial
tubes. cannot De too strongly Emphasized
The list Of catarrh cures is as long az
the moral law and the forms in which
they are administered numerous and
confusing. from sprays, inhaIers. washes
ointments, and saives 10 powders. IL
guilds. and tablets
The tablet form is undoubtedly the
most convenient and most effective. but
win nearly ali advertised ca8arrh RENE
dies 10 Is almost entirely a matter Of
guesswork as 10 what you are taking
INTO your system. as the proprietors
while making all sorts Of claims as 10
What their medicines viii do. alwavs
Keep ~ a close secret as 10 what they
are.
The success and popularity Of the new
c2tarrh cure. Stuart's Catarru Tablets.
rs largely because lt not only cures ca
tarrh but because catarrh sufferers who
used these tablets know what they are
taxing into their systems. Stuart's Ca
laTrh Tablets being composed of Red
Gum, Blood Root and similar valuable
and antisepuc ingredients and are
pleasant 20 the taste and being dissolved
in the mouth they take Immediate effect
upon the mucous lining Of the throat
nasal passages and whole respiratory
tract.
The cures that stuarrs Catarrh Tab
sets have accomplished i'm old chronic
cases OF catarrh are little short OF re-
markable, and the advantage OF knowing
What you are putting into your stOmacb
ls Of paramount importance when it Is
remembered that the cocaine or NOR
phine habit has h-en frequently con
tracted as the result OF using secret ca
tarrh remedies.
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets meet wi. h
cordial approval from physicians. be-
cause their antiseptic character render
them perfectly safe for the general pup
nc nc 10 use and their composition makes
them common sense cure FOR an forms
OF catarrhal troubles.
All druggists sell them at 90 cents for
iull sized packages
The Washington times., 1902-12-11
NEW CHURCH MISSION.

Within the past week there has been
organized. for mission work in this city.
an Independent association OF the New
Church. Swedenborgian. entitled The
New Church Mission of Washington. D..
c."
Weekly services. simple in character.
will be held, for the present, in the lee
ture room OF the Washington College Of
Law. 1903 New York Avenue northwest.
on Sundays at $3.50 a. m
II is contemplated TO hold during the
winter a series OF popular lectures en-
subjects Of interest to Bible students.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year were: President. John W. Hunt:
vice president Eugene f. Stevens: sec
retary. DIT Malcolm Cameron: treasurer.
Mrs. Hannah B. Sperry. and librarian.
Fred W. Swanton
The Washington times., 1902-12-11
INSANITY WILL BE
MURDERER THON'S PLEA
Mother Says His Brain Was
Affected by Injury.

The trial Of Charles Thom. Cor the
murder OF his wife, Ida Thom, on May
last. was resumed today in Criminal
Court No 1. before Justice Anderson
and a jury.
Mrs. Sarah B. Thom. mother OF the
accused. was called. and testified that
Charles Thom. when a child. was weak
and sickly He suffered frequently with
convulsions and sPasms. When the boy
was eighteen years old she said. he
was injured on his head He was
brought home in an unconscious condi-
tion, and was never right" since. The
witness was not cross examined.
Mrs. Minnie Shook said that when she
heard the shooting she left her room. on
the third floor. She said she saw Thom
STOPPING over the form Of his wife and
that he sad
Ny God, Ida, are you dying?"
Before the night Of the tragedy. the
witness said. she noticed that Thom
acted queer"
The Washington times., 1902-12-11
GOVERNMENT ABkND0NS
PROSECUTION OF BASS
Clergyman Was Once Convicted of Vio-
lating Postal Laws and Sen
tenced to Penitentiary.

The Government today abandoned
the prosecution OF the Rev. Liston d.
Bass. who was convicted about eighteen
months ago in the Supreme Court Of the
District Of violating the United States
postal laws
There were two indictments reported
against him He was tried before
Justice Barnard. presiding in Criminal
Court No. I. and upon conviction was
sentenced to imprisonment in the pcni-
Tertiary for eighteen months in each
case.
His counsel. Douglass & Douglass and
Leckie & Fulton. took an appeal TO
the Court or Appeals for the District.
and he WIS granted a new trial. The
opinion Of the upper court was an
nounced about a month ago
At the suggestion OF District At
torney Gould Justice Anderson today
directed noile prosequi to he entered
in both cases.
The Washington times., 1902-12-11
SINGLE TRACK RAILWAY
FOR AQUEDUCT BRIDGE
OCTOGON HOUSE SOLD TO
ARCHITECTS INSTITUTE
Tenants Secure Property for
$4,000.

The Octogon House. at Eighteenth
street and New York Avenue. mas been
sold TO the American Institute of Arch
fleets, the present tenants Of the old and
historic building
This historic mansion has for FIVE
years been the headquarters OF the
American Institute Of Architects. The
deal has been under consideration for
some time.
The purchase price is 1000. to be
raised by subscription among the mem
bors Of the Institute. OF this sum. s1O.-
COO has already been contributed.
The former owners of the property
were Edward d. Tayloe. and Mary Lo-
max Tayloe. OF Norfolk Va. who in
herited the famous estate A bill 10
exempt from taxation this property was
introduced yesterday by Senator Calm
ger
The Washington times., 1902-12-11
Candies for the HOLIDAYS.

We have made extra preparations
in our Candy Department for the
Holiday Candies Arrangements
have been made whereby we
are 10 receive fresh Candies
daily. We invite the attention OF
Sunday and Day Schools. Churches
and families, who buy largely OF
Christmas Candies. 20 our fine con-
fectiOns. and quote special prices on
these orders. also supplying pretty
half-pound boxes free Of charge
Tomorrow We shall make a sBe-
cialty OF Old Fashioned Pure But
ter Scotch Waters. crisp 1nC
and fresh. the best made. VI
special. per pound, at-....- ~
Candy Department-First Floor
Section T.
The Washington times., 1902-12-11
CAPRON AUXILIARY

AZ the monthly meeting OF Lillian
caDren Auxiliary. of Harden Command.
Spanish War Veterans. the following
members were elected 70 Offices Tor the
ensuing year: Mrs. Lillian Capron. pres
identi Mrs. +. S. H9dgson. senior vice
president: Miss Mary scanloa. Junior
vice president; Miss Minnie Movers
secretary; Mrs. Forester. recording
secretary Mrs y. v. Chisholm. treas
urer. Mrs Rearman. cOnductress: Mrs.
Hoyt Holton, giard. Miss Eta. col
or-bearer. Mrs. Nolan chaplain The
auxiliary has ordered q silk aau ana
viii present 81 TO Harden Command on
the hrst Monday IN January.
The Washington times., 1902-12-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED

Frederick W. Bell and Grace 81.
Cramer
william H. Jones and Nellie Nayior
John W. McMichael and Alice NJ. kim
ball
Joseph sherley and Mary VI Clark.
Eugene X. Pestell and Beatrice d.
Cole.
Arthur Butler and Mary Tabb.
Robert +. Rogers. District Of CoIum-
Die, and Nerua Horn Bristol. Tenn
Robert Hackett. Wcstmoreland coun-
y. Va. and Susie Hin, Takoma Park.
Md
ollie Baldwin Green and Edna Timber
lake. both OF Hanover county. Va.
Harry wilson and Ethel Scott.
Major Jacason and Mildred Howard
william Bell and Georgiaua Griffin.
The Washington times., 1902-12-11
WOMAN DIES SUDDENLY.

Hannah Green. seventy-hve years old.
died suddenly at her home in Limerick
Alley last night She was in her usual
health. it was thought. but az O'Clock
she was found dead iu her armchair.
Members Of the family had left hs-
cheerful and apparently well a few min
u'es before. Coroner hewitt lave a Ger
tihcate OF death from natural causes.
The Washington times., 1902-12-11
FOUND IN STUPOR WITH GAS
TURNED ON AND IS ARRESTED

William Upperman, OF 6lS Z Street
northwest. last night detected an odor
OF gas coming from the adjoining room.
occupied by Alexander CharIier. rel-
ow-bosrder He forced the door and
found Charlier I'm stupor on the bed.
The gas WIS turned on.
The Emergency Hospital ambulance
was called, but in the meantime the un-
conscious man was revived He would
make no explanation Of the alleged af-
tempted suicide. and was locked uD az
the Sixth precinct station. on a cbarge
OF drunkenness.
The Washington times., 1902-12-11

In the refectory OF the Georgetown
University yesterday afternoon The
members OF the football team had their
annual banquet. Covers were spread for
about seventy-dve. The POSTMASTER
was Frank T. Fitzgerald. OF Nsw York.
the retiring manager. A Eumber Of
those present were called upon TO make
speeches.
The Rev. Edward r. Farrell. faculty
director of athletics, addressed The
gathering. speaking Of the teams work
for the season. highly commencing H..
Graduate Manager NJ j. Thompson also
spoke. The election OF next years cap
tain was to have taken place imme-
di2tely at,ar the banquet. but was post
poned gor a few days. IL is said that
either Hart or BOrke. both Of Boston.
viii receive the majority OF the votes.
The Linthicum Dramatic Club viii
present the three-act comedy. "The
Gutta -Percna Girl" on the evening of
December 13, at the opera house in
Leesburg, Va. A committee consisting
of Frank Van SAINT Charles Staub. and
Edward c. Haneke went to Leesburg and
made arrangements for the presen- alton.
Several evenings ago the club preeented
the same play in the entertainment hall
at Soldiers Home. In a few weeks a
performance will De given at ST. Eliza
beth's Asylum by the club.
The Wesleyan University baseball
team schedule for next season. which
was issued yesterday. provides for
game with Georgetown, on the George
town University campus. May 26.
The Operetta The Kings Daughter" 90
nov under rehearsal by members Of.
Trinity Catholic Sunday school under
the direction Of Brother Martin J.
The Washington times., 1902-12-11
AUToMoBILIsTs ARREsTED.

Wilbert Melville and Frank Edmonds.
young automobile enthusiasts. we're ar
rested last night for violating the speed
regulations. They admitted they we're
speeding and give s. each as col
lateral for their appearance in the Po-
lice Court. The case was set for tomor-
row morning.
The Washington times., 1902-12-11
CHILDREN GET ESTATE.

Eliza R. Goddard By her will. dated
July 26, 1883, aled yesterday for probate
in the oihce Of the Register of Willis,
leaves her estate to her daughters. Mrs
Eliza H. Fishback and Mrs. Helen j..
Stewart and her stepsOn. Edward A.
Goddard. The latter is named as execu-
tor OF the Will
The Washington times., 1902-12-11
Remnants in LiningS.

One Tot Of Lining Remnants in
spun Glass, Percalines. Sateens. and
Fancy Linings in black and coll
ors. II sold from the piece the
price would be from I2lac n > q
10 25c a yard. offered as &2(
remnants. at, per yard. 90. "a
lot of Remnants in desirable
lengths OF Colored Velour Moreens.
Satin Serges. and other Fine Lin
ings. that sell when cut from the
piece at from 39c 10 soc orc
yard. will be offered to- INt
morrow a. ............... EV
Innings. New Location-Fjrsr
Floor d Street Annex.
The Washington times., 1902-12-11
SUES CAPITAL TRACTION co.

Argument in the suit Of Virgie Polling
against the Capital Traction Company 70
recover $4,000 for personal injuries. was
begun today. The trial was commenced
three weeks ago before Justice CIa-
baugh in Circuit Court, No. 2.
The Washington times., 1902-12-11
RODMAN TRANSFERRED.

c. g. Paden. rOdman in the Sewer
Division OF the Engineer Department.
has been transferred to a similar po-
sltion with increased compensation from
8 90 10 s. per diem.
The Washington times., 1902-12-11
HAND BADLY MASHED

john LaCoppin. thirty-fve years old.
had his right hand badly mashed in the
engine al the Anacost!a pumping sta
lion yesterday afternoon. He is the fire
man al the station
The Washington times., 1902-12-11
THE NEWS OF GEORGETOWN

/ Whelan. sacristo7 OF Trinity Church.
will be presented shortly after Christ
mas. The affair will take place ia
Trinity Chapel on y Street, between
Thirty-ffth and Thirty-sixth Streets
northwest.
The Knickerbocler football team and
the Tanglewood eleven will play a game
on the Georgetown University campus
Christmas Day. The proceeds Will be
devoted to the building fund OF Trinity
Catholic Church
James Horigan, who has been suffer
ing al the Georgetown University Hos
pital with typhoid fever for several
weeks, is rapidly improving.
John Dugan is confined to his home on
NJ Street, near Thir y-third, with typhoid
fever. His condition this morning was
somewhat improved
Announcement has been made OF the
coming marriage OF Joseph II. Bradley,
OF Georgetown. and Eleanor NJ. Parish.
Of Washington. The ceremony will be
performed at the Church Of the Epi-
phany about the middle Of January.
The annual election Of officers %
George c. Whiting Lodge. Of Georgetown.
viii take place tomorrow evening at
Masonic Hall on Thir.y-second Street
northwest
The nth annual visitation Of the on
GERS OF the Grand Lodge o. f. S. to
Mizpah Chapter. No. s, Of Georgetown.
Will take place Tuesday evening, Decem-
Der Is. at Masonic Hall AZ this time
the officers elected az the last meeting
OF the chapter will be installed by the
grand worshipful matron.
The Washington times., 1902-12-11
SLIGHT DAMAGE BY FIRE

Fire in the home Of William Kennedy.
2l' T Street northeast. this morning.
damaged The building and furniture to
the extent Of 800. The FIRE was caused
by rats and matches.
The Washington times., 1902-12-11
Dress Goods Remnants,

btGSo UVUuo lCIlihdlllSt
1000 yards OF WooI-hnished PIaids
in a neat line of coIorings. In ali de-
sirable patterns. and lengths suit
able for waists and chill TnIC
dren's dresses. Worth i/dI
lsc yard Remnant price. Ii
1900 yards OF Brocades. in all
neat self-cOlOTed effects. in red. gar
net blue. green, gray, brown. rose,
ana black. very desirable patterns
for waists and full suit pat 1Fc
terms. Worth 19c and 25c nj
yard. Remnant price -..--. III
LOCO yards OF new Scotch Plaids.
in satin stripes and bright I nC
colorings. Remnant price. Qt
per yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "
1.5OO yards OF 36-ineh Brocsteue
Novelties. in a complete assortment
of style and colcrs. In
lengths from 10 10 Yards. nRH
Worth S5c yard. Remnant /0J
price---.-.-.-.-...-.....- ~
800 yards Of Fine AIl-wool Black
Tricot. 3S-iH. vide, a very de
sirable material for waists. RnH
Sells in the piece at 39c yard Wl,
i'e pa 30 --s-- - -
500 yards Of Fine All-wool Ladies'
Cloth. 54-in. wide. in brown.
green, gray, purple, and tan. anC
Worth 69c yard. Remnant n
price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III
300 yards Of Fine AlI-wooI Cheviot.
in black. navy. garnet. old rose.
green, and tan. in lengths suitable
for skirts and coat suits. RnP
Regular price, 69c yard. IN w,
Remnant price. III
250 yards OF 55-in. Au-wool Hop
sacking, in medium and Oxford gray
only: a very desirable ma
terial for making walking @EC
skirts. Worth CSC yard. mt
hemhACt price e......-.--.-.... W
Remnant Dept. Sd floor.
The Washington times., 1902-12-11
Remnants in Linens.

Remnants in Linens.
Our Linen Department should be
an attractive center tomorrow for
Remnants. A lot OF "sampie"
cloths and mill ends Of Linen fowl
ms ami Table Linen has just been
received. These will go on sale to-
morrow at from 25 TO 80 I-3 Der
cent below regular prices.
Linen Department-First Floor
Section VI.
The Washington times., 1902-12-11
Silk Remnants,

Each Friday We take the short
lengths Of silks and puJ them on sep
arate tables as Remnants. You will
hnd some good picking tomorrow
some Of these lengths are very suit
able for making waists. and others
are particularly timely Just now for
fancy work. These silks comprise
Black India, Taneta. and a number
OF other desirable kinds. They are
marked away below regular price.
SIX Dept, lst aoor. Section b.
The Washington times., 1902-12-11
Mill Ends Of EIannalS.

These represent mill ends of alI-
wool and wOOl-miXed Flannels. ia
red. white. blue, and gray. These
are shown in all desirable lengths.
and are offered at from Is 10 90
per cent less than ordinary prices.
White Flannel
The Washington times., 1902-12-11
Remnants in WOHlaaEHl'ss 8 Underwear.

IA Black Mercerized Sateen Petit
coats, with rufies. and deep accor-
dion pleated ruffies. slightly mussed
from handling. These n IN
are S2.25 qualities. Rem HN
nant price. Ce..-...-........- " sUO
-Four EiderdOwn LOunging Robes.
IN light blue and pink. made with fit-
ted back lay down collar, trimmed
with sateen folds, cord. frogs. and
tassel. Slightly soiled
from handling. These O. nO
ia fNt.-- - - ~
An odd lot OF High and Le-v-cut
Corset Covers. in cambric. trimmed
with embroidery edge and Val. lace.
These are slightly soiled from han
ding, and represent the 1n1C
55e and Ssc qualities. Nl
Remnant price H.
The Washington times., 1902-12-11

TOydOm AbIazs With Every Toy
floor is stacked with every we'll
known mechanical contrivance, with
dolls OF every kind. We have also
taken space on the third floor to
devote 70 the display OF large TOYS.
II ;s virtually a toy fairyIand here.
and the heart Of every child win
iiutter with delight when Santa
comes down the chimney Christmas
Eve.
The Washington times., 1902-12-11

The Operetta. The Kings Daughter" q"
now under rehearsal by members Of
Trinity Catholic Sunday school under
the direction Of Brother Martin J.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-27
ADMIRAL WINFIELD SCOTT SCHLEY.

przodownictwem generalnego Sc
kretarza Anthony Matre. Upowaz-
Mono go do przybrania sobie po-
mocnika. Kazda organizacya ma
skladac podatek, liczac po 3 Gently
Cd czlonka, kt6re to pieniadze wy
starcza do opedzenia wydatk6w
zarzadu Federacyi. Hose czFonk6w
Federacyi obliczaja ma 100000.
Kazano wydrukowac konstytucye i
rozesfac takowe do wszystkich po-
szczeg6lnych towarzystw.
TOPEKA, Kas., 27go stycznia. =
Cd wczoraj W cafem Kansas panu-
je silny mr6z. q Phillipsburga do
nosza, re termometr wskazuje tam
10 stopni nizej zera. Snieg pre-
stat padac i niebo wypogodzifo sic.
BydFo ma pastwiskach mocuo cier-
pi wskutek zmiany temperatury.
Oziminom mr6z ME zaszkodzi, po-
niewaz pola sa pokryte sniegiem.
z Omaha donosza, re W Nebra-
see srozy sic zawieia sniezna, pod
czas ktorej termometr opadt do 20
stopni nizej zera. Pociagi przycho-
dza do Omaha O 2 do 6 godzin p6z-
niej, niz powinny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-27

moge ci zejsc krzesfa swiadkow.
,,Bardzo dziekuje" byfa odpowiedz.
Pan Bartfomiej pocalowat po ry-
cersku W reke swoje malaonke, po-
daf jej galanterya ramie i oboje
powaznie wyszli sail sadowei.
Nowy wstyd!
Kiedy wczoraj bilku chiopc6w.
znalazto sic ma galeryi jednego z
teatrzyk6w w dzielnicy zachodniej,
detektywi ich zaaresztowali. CHOP.
cy ci bowiem stoja pod zarzutemr
re popefnili rome kradzieze roz.
boje. Sq to sami chfopcy LEGACY
14-16 lat, nazwiska ich, pre-
waznie polskie, jakotea adresy, po-
dale policya nastepujace: IA letni
J6zef Olkowski, SO Cornelia str,
herszt szajki; IA letni Frank Ra-
kowski, 81 Currier str; IA letni
Willie Greych 55 Emma str; 10
letni R. Kurroniski (?), AZ Emma
str; Is letni Henryk Strolkowski,
30 Bradley str; 16 letni Fred Nc
Kinney Emma str, II letni
William Bearns, A Emma str.
Bearns Mckinney przyznali sic,
re pod stacya kolei gornej napadli
ma jakiegos czlowieka i zabrali mu
S34. Liczba rozboj6w kradziezy
przypisywanych tym chfopcom
jest ogromna: plqdrowai bowiem
W znacznych skiadach ,,Revolu-
tion", ,,Moeller & Cos. Carol &
Coz, ,Lion Store", i W innych.
UkradIi diva konie, buggy ko'
MEM, w6z mleczarski konieml
napadali ma kobiety mezczyzn q
obrabowywali ich. Nadto urzadza-
Ii wyprawy Podobne do przedmiest
Cragin, Avondale, Irving Park ]
t. D., gdzie kradli farmerom drob i
narzedzia Take kompanii ,kole.
jowej wyrzadzili znaczne szkody
Herszt ME umie sobie przypomniet
dokladnie wszystkich ich sprawek.
Smutne!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-27

LoNDYN, 27go stycznia. -
Lord Kitchener donosi o wzieciu
pod Lydenburg do niewoli generata
Boer6w B. Viljoen.
w zeszlq sobote puikownii Will
son wziaf do niewoli znaczna ilo5c
Boer6w pod Frankfort. P6zniej
zaczepili Boerzy Anglik6w odbili
i'm wszystkich jenc6w.
PARYz, 27go stycznia. =
Wiosi zamierzaja zajat Tripolis,
Turcya sposobi sic do przygoto-
wanna i'm takiego przyjecia ma wy
padek wyladowania, kt6re przypo-
mni i'm Abisynia i kr6la Menelika.
Muzutmanie gtoszq W calei p6tnoc-
nej Afryce wojne "5wieta" i wyla-
dowanie wojsk wtoskich stanie sic
hasfem do og6lnego powstania sfa-
natyzowanych mahometan, kt6re
bedzie grozniejszem, niz powstanie
Mahdiego, kt6re trwafo kilka lat,
zanim stfumili ie Anglicy.
RzYM, 27go sty czn i a. -
Starania papieza Leona AIlIgo,
dazace do potaczenia Kosciofa gre
ckiego rzymsko katolickim So mi
le widziane ma Wschodzie, lecz
praktycznego celu na razie ME O.
siagna. Rosyanie agituja nawet
tam, gdzie greccy katolicy So ma
poz6r Cd cara niezalezni, car ME
zrzecze sic dobrowolnie sweJ VIA
dzy duchownei bez kt6rej jego
wfadza Swiecka ME moglaby ma
dfugo urzyma6 sic. Prawoslawni
poddani cara mniej jeszcze cd sa-
mego cara byliby sktonni do uzna-
MIA swa gfowa duchowna papieza
ztad pochodzi, re usuniecie tru-
dno5ci, stojacych ma przeszkodzie
polaczeniu dw6ch KoSciotow pozo-
stanie ma razie niczem wiecej, jak
tylko poboznem zyczeniem.
New YORK, 27go stycznia. =
W przeciagu sze5ciu tygodni odej-
die stad i Filadelfi piec okre-
tow do rosyjsklch port6w morza
Czarnego, amerykanskiemi ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-27
Telegrar11y.

BERLIN, 27go t y czn a. -
DIS obchodzi cesarz Wilhelm ro-
cznice swych urodzin. Rada miej'
ska pragnie W tym roku ME bye
posadzona o brak lojalnosci i pre-
znaczyia znaczna sumo ma dekora-
eye miasta. Angielski nastepca
tronu przybYf ma dworzec Lehot W
Sobote wieczorem, gdzie przywitat
go oscbiscie sam cesarz, przybrany
W mundur 1go angielskiego pu1ku
dragon6w. Ksiaze Waii miat ma
sobie mundur putkownika drago-
now prusk;ch, co ME prz9szkodzifo
licznie zebranej publicznosci przy-
jac go5cia cesarskiego nadzwyczaj
zimno. Meaczyzni ME zdejmowali
pred MIN kapeluszy. Dzienniki
wczorajsze ME miaty powitalnych
artykut6w. National Ieltung "a
miast ksieciu, rozpisuje sic o
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