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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-27
LAUNCHING OF SHAMROCK III.
WiiI Take Place the End of March or
Early in April. #

London, Nov. 26.-The Shamrock III.
will be launched at the end of March or
early in April. She will be much more
ready for sea than was the Shamrock
II. when the latter was launched. Lady
Shaftesbury, wife Of the commodore Of
the Royal Ulster Yacht club, will prob
ably christen the new challenger for
the Americas cup.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-27
TO DIVIDE NEUTRAL MARK ETS.
u. 8, Steel Trust Negotiating with Eu.
ropean Synlicates.

Berlin, Nov. 26.-The Vossische lei
tung confirms the report that the Unit
ed States Steel corporation is negoti-
ating with the Austrian and German
steel and wire syndicates toward divid-
ing up the neutral markets so as to
avoid competition therein.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-12-20
Episcopal bishop of Alabama.

Among the conf, nations of
pnstmasters by the senate Thurs.
day were f. VI Emaaum. Ben
nettsvllle; G. j. Shannon. Cam
den.
The Interstate commerce com
mission recommends amendment
of the interstate commerce law SO
as to prevent the combination of
railroads.
A step was taken Thursday in
congress looking to the enforce
ment of the anti trust law. 1t is
proposed to appropriate $500, :
600 for that purpose.
The leading citizens of Vene-
zuela advise President Castro to
yield to superior force. Full
power has been given to United
States Minister Bowen to settle
the differences with the least pre-
Judice possible to Venezuela. A
w,.rship of Admiral Dewey's fleet
has been sent to Minister Bowen.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-12-20
Items From Kershaw Era.

-Geora' Drpkeford, colored,
DR. 'luilc'a driver, kjlcd bis hrv
last week. 1t wei gin ed 525
pounds.
MIR. 5. +. llough accident
ally shot himself through the
hand Monday of last week fooling
with pistol.
In an alteration last Satur-
day night Mr.. l.. b. Croxton
shot Paul Clinton, colored, inflict>
ing flesh wound in the leg.
Mr.. Hunter H. Horton, son
OF our esteemed friend, Mr.. w.
>. Horton, was married the 10th
inst. to Miss Lula Bowers, daugh
ter OF Mr.. Geo. A. Bowers. They
were married by Rev. j. G.
Chandler at the Heath Spring
parsonage. We extend our con-
gratulations and wish them much
unalloyed happiness.
The Kershaw masons will
have a gala day Friday Dec. 26tb.
They will have their installation
ceremonies public in one of the
churches at 3 p. m., to be follow
ed by the conferment of side de-
grees In the afternoon at the lodge
room, and banquet at the hall
in Ashes brick building at 6 p.
m. From there they will adjourn
to their lodge room again and will
confer the side degrees on the
wives and daughters of Masons.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-12-20
advertised remaining

Letters advertised remaining
uncalled for at the Lancaster post
office for the week ending Dec. 20,
1902, are as follows: Miss Julia
Smith, Miss Ida White, Miss Re-
becca Johnson, Will Shaw, Ed
Sane, r. l. Stearnor, .. IA.
Watson, Thomas Reeves, L. I.
Mann, w. A. Paysen, w. G.
Hayes, Belle Nance, p. m.
The State of yesterday an
nounces that John Dougherty, the
missing stone cutter from Chester,
Pa, an account of whose myster-
ious disappearance will be found
ia this issue, died in the Richland
county aims house August 31st.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-12-20
Dissolution Notice

The Firm of Funderburk CO.
will on Jan. 1, 1908, by mutual
consent of the parties composing
said firm A. l.. Funderburk and
b. I. Fundel burk-be dissolved.
All parties indebted to us by
Note or Account will please come
forward and settle AT ONCE, or
make satisfactory arrangements.
This notice is intended for all
who owe us.
Respectfully Yours,
FUNDERBURK Co.
Dec 10, 19O2.-3w.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-12-20
STATE NEWS.

the Stat hoard of health will
ask the Legislature 40 pass a State
compulsory vacclaation law at the
coming session.
-Arthur klutz and Bertha
Sapp, of Salisbury, n. c., who
wore recently married at Rock
Hill, are both in Jail at Salisbury
the former charged with bIga.
my, snd the latter for fornication
and adultery.
Mr.. Tom l.. johnson is to be
a candidate FOR mayor in the ap
proaching city election at Rock
Hill.
-Ihe town council of Cheraw
has placed the contract for cleo.
trio lights.
The Olympia mill company
of Columbia has ordered 1900
turkeys and will present the head
of each family of operatives at the
mill with one for Xmas.
Chief Justice Mclver is re-
ported critically ill at his home
in Cheraw and it Is feared may
not live until the beginning of the
new year.
The Sheriff of Richland coun-
ty has recently purchased three We
ry fine well trained bloodhounds.
So, 200. was subscribed to
the 29h century fund for educa-
tion and home missions by the
A. r. 7. cong legation at Chester
last Sunday.
-GeUrge Williams, COL, died
of smallpox at Fort Mill Friday
night last.
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Lancaster Mercantile Co.

forget it.
Lancaster Mercantile Co.
B. G. Hough's store and the
Funderburk Pharmacy, on the
corner, are crowded with good
things suitable for gifts on all oc-
casions.
Mr.. j. H. w. Stevens, of
Cheraw, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Il. N. Vanlandingham
of HartsviIle, is visiting relatives
here.
Mr. j l. Tlllman, ST., of Van
Wyck, is here to spend the holi-
days with his children.
Miss Grace Brasington, of
Camden is the guest of Mrs. l..
nj. Clyburn, en- route to Trades
vile to spend the holiday with her
uncle, Mr.. Butler Funderburk,
and Family.
Married, on Sunday last,
Mr.. John Ferrell son of MIR. w.
j. Ferrell, and Miss Ola Barker,
daughter of M. Richard Barker,
all of this county.
Baxter Robertson, son of
Mr.. w. d. Robinson, Who stays
in the Bennett grocery, accident
ally fell in the store last Wednes.
day and broke one of the bones of
his right arm about the wrist.
The County Treasurer receiv-
ed check yesterday from the
Comptroller General for 1874. 81,
being Lancaster County's share
in the distribution of the special
school fund.
Ed Sanders, eel, was sent
to the chain gang by Mayor wv
lie yesterday for 80 days for steal
ing package from the buggy of
Mr. Mike Sowell, whose horse Ed.
was holding while the latter was
attending to some business in a
store.
DR.. w. IL. Wakefield, of
Charlotte, N. c., will be in Lam
caster at the Cunningham Hotel,
on Wednesday, December Oath,
for one day only. His practice
IS limited to the Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat. On this day the
doctors fee will be reduced one.
half.
Since it has been made known
that the Governor and Comptrol-
Ter General have announced that
they positively will not extend
the time for paying taxes this
year there is a pretty good run
ON the treasarer's Office. The
treasurer has been kept busy the
last few days. Only about ten
days remain in which to pay with
out the penalty.
MIR. Mack Tillman, of Van
Wyck, was in town Thursday and
informed us of the hold up of a
man near the water tank at Osce.
ola the night before by two negroes
with pistols who relieved him of
81. SO in cash. The man was we'll
dressed and claimed to be from
Virginia. He had struck camp
and had built q fire to spend the
night there when the hold up and
robbery occurred.
The ladies bazaar for the Con
federate monument fund, which
was expected to run all this week,
met with such success that 1t sold
out it's entire stock of fancy work,
etc., by Wednesday night and
closed up shop. The nice little
sum of $177.0O, was realized in
the two days and nights it was
open. Hurrah for the ladies'!
Mr.. E. s. Bennett, who was
thrown from his buggy by his
mule running off about two weeks
ago and badly hurt, has been here
under the treatment of DIR. Nc
Dow all this week. He suffered
intensely-appendicitish having re,
suited from The vehicle passing
over and braisiog the lower por-
= 1 4
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-12-20
SEMI WEEgyY
49, ------s--s- So .-..--- -..-- -.-g---
Local M alters

p. M. Sabbath instead of IL n. m.
as usual. Everybody invited.
Our Poet cigars are neatly
put up in suitable boxes for Xmas
presents.
Funderburk Phai macy.
The Pleasant Valley mem
bers of the j. 0. u. A. M. lodge
are rehearsing for an entertain
ment to be gwen duling the holi-
days.
Go to Lancaster Mercantile
Co. aud buy goods cheap. They
have cut prices to reduce stock.
The students off attending
the various educational institutions
in the State are oil expected home
today to spend the holidays.
Don't forget that the stores
at Lancaster will be closed Christ
mas day and the day following.
Any purchases you have to make,
make them beforehand.
ALI persons indebted to me
must settle by Jan'y. 1st.
j. E. RUTLEDaE, Dentist.
Married, on Tuesday night,
Dec 1e, 1902, by Magistrate
King of Cedar Creek, Mr.. An
derson Caskey and Miss Mary
Taylor, daughter of Mrs. Eliza
beth Taylor.
Xmas is coming just around
the corner and your friends will
appreciate a nice serviceable gift.
Il. Miles is the place to get it
cheap. Read his adv.
You can now get all the
''pound calico" you want at
WILLIAMS HUGHEs Co.
Rev. w. H. Hodges, the
next pastor of the Methodist
church. will arrive here this even
ing and will preach tomorrow,
both morning and evening.
: Have you paid your subscrip-
tion to The Ledgerl If not, why
nota Don't you know the editor
needs it2 You will make kim
happy oy paying it at once and
feel happy yourself for having
discharged an honest obligation.
The best Perfumes to be
found are at Funderburk's Phar>
macy.
Rev. j. Nj. White will preach
at Gllls Greek A. r p. church
next Sabbath at l / a. m. All the
members of said congregation ard
adherents cordially invited TO at
tend Business meeting after
preaching.
Mr.. j. M. Willeford and
family have moved from Fort
Mill TO Lancaster, where Mr..
Willeford has the position of
head machiuist in the big new
mill. Fort Mill Times.
The famous White Knight
cigars are to be found at Funder-
burk's Pharmacy
We are pleased to welcome
back TO Lancaster our old friend
Mr.. @. F. Tillmau. He moved
with his family into the telephone
building this week and will open
u boarding house. The past year
he has been living at Rocky
Mount, S. G.
THE case of Jennie g. Hughes
against School District No. 81,
which was appealed from this
county, was argued in the State
Supreme Court last Wednesday:
John T. Green for appellant; Err
nest Moore IN reply for respon-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-12-20

MILLINERY OPENING.~
ne Tuesday and Tuesday Night e4
- SEPTEMBER BOTH, 1902. ---
The Ladies of Lancaster and adjacent
daily invited to- attend FALL OPENING of MILL
merry GOODS on
Tuesday and Tuesday Might, Next, Sept. 80, 1902.
Our talented Milliner Miss =.z@ =@s, spent several
weeks in New York City selecting Millinery
her display of and Fashionable
Tuesday will be quite the sncewe have
conducted millinery business.
Repeating the invitation and again assuring all LAW
dies of welcome we are,
Most Respectfully.
HEATH BANKING & MERCANTILE Co.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-12-20
Ielegraphic News Items Boiled
Down.

Negroes are leaving South
Bend, Ind, because of feeling
against them by the white peo-
pie.
Sixty-three persons we're fro
zen to death in Hungary during
the last three days.
Rev. Charles M. Beckwlth, D..
D., was yesterday consecrated as
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-12-20

ohris,maS present! That is
what most young ladies are ask J..
ing themselves now. Don't dis,
appoint her. What will you give?
Come and see our stock, and it
will help you decide that question.
B. G. HOUGH,
Corner opposite Lancaster Mer-
camille Co.'S Store.
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Our Mr.. j. Nj. Hood is al
ways in the market to purchase
mules and cattle. Ard don't YOU
forget it.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06
Z niw P0lskich
W AMERYCE.

MANITOWOC. Wis. -
Pomiedzy parafianami pol
skiej pare6' Niepokalonego
Poczec'a a ks. proboszczem
Krzywonosem Cd d}utszego
czasu panula nieporozumie-
MA, kt6re W kohcu o ma|o
co ME zakohczyly sic awan~
tura. Pred plebania pro-
boszcza zebrd|y sic liczne
ttumy, kt6re czuly sic po-
krzywdzonemi i przemoca
wtargnac chcialy do mieszka-
MIA ks. Krzywonosa, Policya
wmieszata sic W to i zapo-
bieg}a zaburzeniom. Pre-
w6dcy tlumow, Sylvester
Czarnecki Jan Czar,eck',
CIV tel Kornecki, zostal' "a
resztowani, To )ednak ME
zazegna'o bury. Przy pleba-
nil przez Gala noe sta'a straz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06

zapelniaf stronice. Tutaj
wskazemy tylko ma to, ze
wr6g nasz z obawy pred
narodowo uswiadomionym
ludem, wysila sic ma wszelkie
sposoby. ably tylko chlopa
polskiego utrzymat " ciem :
nocie i glupocie. Vie on
bowiem, jaka sila W tel naj-
liczniejszej czesci narodu
polskiego on vie, ze nie-
skazony duch tego narodu,
jeteli jest oswiecony i swja-
domy swego celu. }smie
wszelkie zapory i z prawdzi-
wen poswieceniem pedzi "a
glosem sumienia do walki z
niesprawiedliwoscia. "
tym razie ME wstrzyma GO
zadna sila, ami nawet here
tycka, a ON swego dopnie.
Sw'etym wiec obowiazkiem
kazdego Polaka. oazye do
osw,aty i to prawdzlwie ma
rodowe). Wszak many vie
czory do odpoczynku. Mech
c,alo strudzone calodzienna
praca odpoczywa, a duch
SERGE vase polskie MECH sic
pokrzepi czytapiem polskie]
gaz~ty, otueha napawa prey
czytaniu powiesci o bohate-
rach dawnej niezalezoej o.
czyzny. o bohaterach. jak
Kosciuszko, Glowacki iSwisl
tacki. Wszak ci dwaj to
zwycza)ni chlopi. a jednak
zazywa)a a'eSm;ertelnei chwa,
|lyi TAX! ale tam pod suk-
mana chiopska bilo SERGE
szczerze polskie. ktore goto-
we bylo zycie oddat "a
>, Ware j Ojczyzae''. Tie
podobne opow'adania MECH
beda przedmiotem pogadar
mex wieczornych, a podniosa
one z pewnoscia ducha ! do:
dada otuchy do dalszei pra-
cy!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06

kr6lewskich i starostw byla
zlozona. W pulkach konnicy
uragohskich, raltsrskich. "
choragwiach kozackich ! In
|.nych; zolhierzami i Wachmi-
strzami. nieraz ofcerami by.
wall chtoti. Nawet W chora-
gwiach husarskich oprocz to
warzyszy' szlachcic6w, byli
!, pocztow;' z chlop6w zwykle
brani. TAX samo W artyleryi
sfuzylo wielu mieszczan
wioscian Wielka wiec czesf
mestwa ! chwalebnycn czyn6w
wojska polskiego Jest nietylko
slawa szlachty ale s}awa
ludu: Bo przeciez pod Grun-
Walden, Kircholmem. Choci~'
memi Wiedniem. opr6cz krwi
szlacheckiej, la}a sic ob6cie
krew chlopska, krew ludu
polskiego "a sprawe i ku
nie$mierteinej >chwale Polski.
Najchlubniejsze swiadectwo
dla naszego ludu znajdulemy
"a n'eszczesiiwych czasow
lana Kazimierza. Kiedy bo-
wien GAIA prawie szlachta
stracla ducha, a wjelcy pa
MOVIE ME wstydz'li sic precise
ma strone najezdzey Szweda.
zdawalo SIC. ze ostatoia go~
DINA Ojczyzny wybifa. - Al
tn naraz ma ca}ym obszarze
Polski zerwal sic lud do w,lk'
wrogiem. Naiwiecej odzoa~
czvl, sic w6wczas Podhalanie
ii. g6rale tatrzahscy; a nawet
" r 1916 kiedy gdzieindzie]
W Galicyi RAD austryacki
podm6wil ciemny obalamu-
cony iud do rzezi szlachty'
Chocho}owianie ich sasiedzi
powstali przeciw rzadowi "a
sprawa Polski. Wiedzieli
czuli, re wiecej trzeba sluchat
glosu sumienia, bedacego
glosem Bozym. anlzelt. giosu
z|ych ludzi.
Widzimy wiec; iak niespo~
tyta si]e wlal Bog W nasz lud
polski, z kt6rei W naszych
smutnych czasach przede-
ws>ystkiem korzystae na)ezy'
Wprawdz;e ME czas potemu'
aby "a przyk'adem Praojc6w
naszych ma polu bitwy wal,
czyc o niesprawiedliwie
przemoca odebrana nam
w|asnosc. lecz walczyt many
/ bedziemy bron'a ,.pracy
oswjaty". Wszak przez pra
ce wytrwa'a zdobedziemy
sobie zasoby materyalne, z*-
pewnlajace nam nietylko u
trzyman,e, lecz pewna ME
zaleznosc i wyzszost nad ME-
przyjaciolami; wiadomo bo~
WIEN. ~jak wysoko cenionym
bywa chlop polski nawe'
przez zle usposobionyeh nam
chlebodawc6w obcych.
R6wniez waznym warun-
kiem polepszenia naszegc
bytu narodowego jest 10
swiata'. Sprawa to tax vaz~
ma, ze mozna by Q mel Gale
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06
TRYEST.

TRYEST. w
Turcyi wybuch}a re-
welucya.. Znaczna ST.
Ia zbrojna zbuntowa-
nych AlbahczYk6w
zaje}' morskl port
Arl"ra. DwadzleScia
szesc mast albah-
sklch zdecydowa4o
sic ma ogtoszenie
swej niezawis}o6c' cd
turecklego su}tana
zaprzestanie sk}ada-
MIA podatk6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06
ROWIRY
TELECRAF|CzNE.

ltltCRAFICLNt.
KONSTANTYNO-
POL. - Panuje tu-
tai og6lne przekona-
ME, re Rad Stan6w
Zjednoczonych po-
czyni niebawem od-
powiedne kroki aby
uzysk&c cd rzadu tu-
reckiego wyp}acona
sumo jako okup ban
dytom kt6rZY npro-
wadzili panne Stone.
Suma ia wynosi
$72,500. StanY Zje-
dnoczone opra sic
prawdopodobnie ma
tenn, ze bandyci pooh
wycili panne Stone
ma gruacle tureckim.
LONDYN. Lord
Kitchener, chcac g u
Swietni6 dzieh zwy-
cieztwa pod Ma)uba
Hill (27 lutego 1881
r.),. postanowi} W tym
dniu zgnie6c wszyst-
kie g}6wne silly Boe~
row i urz9dzi& ma ME
oblawe PREY pomo-
cy swoich kolumn.
Doni6s} nastepuie, &e
pchaf oddzia}y boer-
skie ma lime biloxi
hauz6w miedzy Harrj-
smith Van Reenen,
stacza} z !. mimi przez
diva dni bltwy, W
kt6rych zablto lub
wzleto do Diewoli 600
ludzi, zabrano 1900
koni i $4,000 sztuk
byd}a. Marie Botha
poleg} ma placu boju,
a syn Deweta znajdu-
]e sic W niewoll.
TYmczasem lima
wiadomoSc powiada,
ze Boerzy zabrali do
nj ewoli l6 ofcer6w l
4l5 szeregowc6w,
zdobyli dwie armaty,
a general Dewet i
prezydent Stein pre-
dostali sic zg&6wnemi
swemi si}ami przez
lime blokhauz6w, "a
MIN kordon wojsk
anglelskich zdofa}
sic zacle'snic.
. /. PRETORIA.
Lord. Kitchener tele-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06

graluIe: Doelzy Po-
bill silny oddzia}
angielski eskortujacy
PRONE wozY, pod
Vondonep. Anglik6w
pablo, zosta}o ranio-
nych lub zabranych
20 nlewoli 632. W
dodatku Boerzy zdo-
byli 2 dzla}a Do
w6dzca oddzia}u pull
kownik Anderson
schroni} SIC z niedo~
bitkami, 8 ofcerami
/ 245 szeregoWcaml,
do kolonii Kapu.
WIEDEN, Au-
strya. Do kilku
dziennak6w wleden-
skich donosza cd gra-
nicy Kr6lestwa Pol
skiego, re W ostatnich
dw6ch tygodniach
odbywaja sic W Ro-
syl znaczne posunie-
cia ,!i wojs'k: J lro:s|:.yjsk,ich :!:!!|:'.y ,1y':.
ku granicy niemiec~
kiej. Posuniecia te
odbywaja sic wzd}uz
ca}ej granicy, zwlasz-
cza wzd}uz grauic
Ito wskich WiadO-
nose jest bardzo zna-
.mienna i dale DUO
do myslenia.
KON STANTYNO~
POL. Parma Sto~
ne zabawi tn przez
kllka tygodnl i wr6-
ci nastepnie. do. A.
meryki. !
PANAMA. W
Columbii, blisko sto~
Icy, wybuch}o pow
stanie i stocEone 70
sta]Y potyczki W oko
licy Bogoty. Wszela-
ko ma poczatku Mar
ca b. r. wojska rza-
dove zwyciezy@y i
popedzi}Y oicdobitki
powstahc6w W CORY.
MANILA. .-- &C.
neral Smith spra woz-
dale, re porucznik
Stribler poimaf gene
ra}a Luchana, zna-
mienitego przyw6dce
powstanc6w, na wys-
pie Samar, i ze pray
wieziono go do La
guam.
w }adzze wojskowe
Wiadomosc u: ia niez-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06

TAX odzywa sic pceta wie]-
kopolski. Jan Kasprow'cz.
wspominajac bitwe pod Ra-
claw;cami gdz,e to lud polsk1
,akoby chrzest krwawy ODE
braf ma dalsze zapasy "a
sw'eta spra~e.
Lecz blednem jest zdan'e.
ze dop'ero pod wodza ko~
sciuszk' lud polski ,pierwszy
raz stanal z orezem W reku W
chronic Ojczyzny. Cd chwili
zaprowadzenia woisk stalych
zawsze ch}opi przewazna czest
,ch stanowili. w piechocie
o6cerami bywa|a tylko szlach
ia a tax zwana ,,piechota wy
braniecka' z wloscian do br
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06
Obawiata sic tu ponownycha,
|zaburze1i. &;

CHICAGO, - w tutejI|
Sym angielskim dziennikl1
;, Daily News ukazal Sic y
dluzszy artykul Q zapatry~
waniu sic Polak6w ma rrzy'
jazd ksiecia Henryka do
Ameryki. Sa W MIN pomiesz
czone pomiedzy innemi 4
!, .interviewy" z ksiezmi Ma
wrockim, Wojtalewiczem .
Gordonem,
KS. Nawrocki radzi zamiast
brania udzialu W powitaniti 4
ksiec'a, ktory jest reprezen-
tatem rzadu prusklego, tego
samego rzadu, ktory wszel
kich sill doklada, ably Pola-
kow zniszczyc. upasc raczej
ia kolaoa pred oltarzen
Boga zywego blagae oIsI
zmilowanie dla Polski |
woloien'e jej z pod iarzma
pruskiego.. a nadto Q udzie-
lenie brsciom naszym silly pc
trzebnej do zachowan'a narol
dowcsci j religii
KS Wojtalewicz radzi
tym dniu uKz4dzit zebraa
ola dzieci opowiedziet nal
Mich dz'atwie, ma jake katu
see przesladowania skazana3
jest dziatwa polska W starym
kra)u.
Podobno tutejsi Niemcy
zebami zgrzytaja ma ten arty|
kuf.
BAY CITY. Mich. PanIl|
Alexander Niedzielski ubie
ga SIG 0 nominacya na all
dermana - ma tykiecie de
mokratycznym. Jest to uzdol
niony m}ody czlowiek; ana
jacy. dobrze stosunki naszego
miasta a dobry' demokrataa
wiec jest nadzieja. ze dom
nalezytego poparcia / nomiEas
cya uzyska.
GAYLORD. Mich. H
Tutaj W Gaylord spal:ly sis
diva story kupieckie.
tych jeden Braci Kuras
mieli sw6j handel zabezpie
czony ma $1,000. lubo
niego prawie wrzystkie towaf
r> wyratowano. Kompani
zabezpieczenia Cd ognia with
p'aci3a i'm $1235.
Stanislaw Matkowiak
trzymujacy saloon, kupil lof
te obok w}asnosci bra9
Kuras pobuduje razem
bratmi Kuras piekny murd
wany budynek, kr6ry bedzal
kosztowal okolo $4,000.
Sp. Felix's Stronie ewsl
kt6ry Cd poltora roku Iszl
chory oa suchoty pa
gnal sic z tym saiaI|l'
d. 18 Lutego. pozoss
wdowei iedno dzieck
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06
mlernie uclesZY48,
.Uwazaja pojmla''nEiie( ! Ei(
tego przyw6dcy "a
koniec buntu IA, 5a-
marZe. u

RZYM. 3 Marca. i
w czoraj obcbodzolp &
tn uroczyScie s.
rocznice urodzh
papleza Leona Xl
dis upfywa rs llht +
cd koronacyi tyaka
papieska. DziesiaKi
tys;ecy te)egram{w
nadchodzi re wszy$t-
kich KRAKOW j wszy$t- !
kich czesci swiata !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06
Lud nasz polski.

Hej! ludu ty polski!...
Ma twoim sztandarze znak
wciety jak imie
Kosciuszki co wiare prowadzi}
ma dziala
A ch}opi szli "a MIN az ziemia
jecza}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-03-06
BRUKSELA.

BRUKSELA. l.
Stan kr6la belgj-
skiego wzbudza 20
wazne obawy. Zd4je
sic, re Leopold ME
d4ugo bedzie bawif "
gronie 4Yjacych. !
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-21

despite spirited opposition, and
through the efforts of Senator Quay,
was placed on the senate calendar,
and will be taken up for consideration.
1t is said in this connection that the
willy Pennsylvania who is champion
ing this measure with persistency has
a political protege, whom he is de-
sirous of having rewarded when one of
the territories in question is made a
state, though the report does not in
dicate which of the territories it will
be.
The opinion seems to obtain that
the statehood bill will pass. The presl-
dent is believed to favor the measure.
The fact that Arizona elected Demo-
cratic delegate, while Oklahoma went
Republican by bare majority, may
double the efforts of the opposition
to giving these territories state rights.