davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22
EXPERIENCE OF TWO YOUNG LA. DIES WHILE LOST IN
 THE WOODS.
THEIR VACATION WAS DELAYED.

THEIR VACATION WAS DELAYED.
 Two of Sandy Hook young ladies had quite an exciting time recently in an ticipatiOn of pleasant and enjoyable two weeks vacation. The experience The principal cause of their disap- pointmentA turned out to be their own fault, from the fact that it required so much time and pains in preparing their wardrobe in endeavOring to pre- sent a fine appearance when they ar- rived at their destina tion, that their minds were occupied in the above preparations, and it was nearly train time before they realized it. Then to the depot was the next order of busi- ness, but when they arrived there two minutes late. It being the last to return home. This was the most humiliating part of it, for on their way to the depot they had informed several of their friends that they were going to take two weeks vacation. To return the way they came was out of the question, so it was decided to cross through the woods. Then their trouble began in earnest, for after they had gone little distance it was found that they had been led astray, for in place of following, the. path ed a COW path through the bushes and briers and did not notice their mistake until they had made circuit of the woods three times. It was decided that the best thing to do was to un- pack their wardrobe and camp under the branches of large oak tree. It was then about 9 o'clock and quite dark, but before they had time to make further preparations for the the bushes which frightened them. On investigation it was found that some cattle were coming after water, for the tree under which they were camping was on the bank of small brook. They decided the best thing to do was to leave their camping grounds under the oak and cross a l barb wire fence into another lot, which l proved to be quite difficult under | taking. After d half hours hard work they succeeded, but not until they had torn their clothing with the barbS. But even at that it was better than to be in the same lot with cattle.
 Before they had time to decide what to do next their attention was drawn to what they considered their pet cat | (Murty) but on Investigating found it was not the cat but skunk. They then agreehthat they would endeavor
 to return to the depot for they hea I'd a freight train approaching and by heading towards where they heard the train they would come somewhere on the road. After nearly an hours hard
 work they finally landed on the road near the depot. They then started for home, which place was reached | ahOut mi6niuht Tired diSa nnOinta6
 scratched from the briers, and cloth ing torn, they retired for the night. Nearly all the next day was spent in repairing the clothing which was torn. The last that the writer saw of the young ladies was their entering the depot the next evening nearly an hour before train time. It is hoped not withstanding their drawbacks in the beginning that their vaca tion will be an enjoya ble one and that they will never again meet with a similar ex- l perience.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

satonic Grange of Stratford on Friday evening. Miss Eula Ferris has returned from a three weeks visit in NOrwalk. The NOrtield Sunday school will pic nic at Putnam Park on Wednesday next.
 Miss Parsons of Greens Farms is the guest of Miss Eva Ferris. MT McCandlesS, the pastor of the Congregational church, is visiting his parents in Meriden, this week.
 Mrs MT H Andrews ana ana grandson 9a or Nor; NOT; days of Mrs A. E. Turney, have re- turned home. Mrs w. B. Warehouse has entertain ed her sister from Bridgeport.
 A young friend from New York is visiting Thomas Donnelly.
 H. c. Hurlbutt and J. NJ. Lock- wood have returned from a trip through Massachusetts.
 Miss Winnie Fanton, of Aspetuck, has spent several days with Mrs Van derbilt Godfrey.
 Mrs Morris Andrews has returned from weeks visit in Greenfield. Mrs Anderson and children of Bridgeport have been spending week with Mrs Frank Warehouse.
 Wilbur Sturges is suffering with d Sprained ankle.
 MT and Mrs Frank Wheeler have moved to Seymour.
 Joseph Bulkely, of Allentown, Pa, i has spent week with his mother, Mrs Frances Bulkely.
 William Hull, who has been seriously ill, is better. | Mrs B.IF. Bulkely has returned from
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22
WEST BEDDING.

JOTrINGs FROM OUR REPORTERS NOTE
 BOOK.
 Joseph Williams of New York City is visiting his sister, Mrs F. F. Olm- stead.
 Mrs G. O. Platt and daughter, Juliet, spent a few days with friends in Nor walk and Westport, last week.
 Miss Olive AriSon and brother, Roy, are spending few weeks with Mrs ZalmOn Read.
 Miss Florence Burr has returned from visit with friends in Ridgetield. Miss Lucia Hill visited friends in Georgetown and Wilton recently.
 MT and Mrs E. s. Osborn and son of New Haven, and MT and Mrs Seward of Brooklyn are spending few weeks at Rock Farm.
 The Umpawaug Union society held an ice cream social Wednesday even- ing, August 20, at the home of George Hazen in Little Boston. The Osborn orchestra lrendered music and there were solos by A. Stanley Osborn, SUD- ervisor of music at the State Normal school. New Paltz. N. Y., and others.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

On Friday evening, August P, Mrs William H. Chapman will give lec- ture on Music" at the NewtOWn Inn, which delightful resort stands on the site of once famous law school con- ducted by Judge Asa Chapman, and whose grandson, William H: Chapman, will assist in the musical illustrations at the coming lecture. Maps and di- agrams will be shown, and other mu- sical illustrations will be in charge of Charles S. Platt. Mrs Chapman was heard in New Haven several times last winter, and in speaking of her lecture on "Music" contemporary says: "Mrs Chapman is well qualified to speak on this subject, having made it a life study, and she ranks high as an instructor and player on the piano and church organ" Her lecture is however not too technical, but is on popular lines, and of interest to per sons not musical as well as amateurs and the profession. Tickets are or sale at the Inn. The price of admis sion will be soc.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22
AT THE HOTELS.

A largely attended progressive euchre party occurred at the Inn on Friday evening. The prizes were awarded as follows: First, J. B. Rath- bun, silver cracker jar; second, William Walton, silver bread tray; third, Mrs J. H. Thorburn, silver bowl; fourth, J. E. Foster, silver card receiver; fifth, stand; sixth, George Jeffrey, silver bouquet holder; seventh, Mrs F. H. Mitchell, silver candlestick; eighth, Mrs Laura Leonard, gilt picture frame.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

During the month of August excur-
 sions will be given every day by the
 Bridgeport and Port Jefferson Steam Port Jefferson, Long Island. On Tues day, Thursday and Saturday steamer Park City will leave wharf foot of Fair field avenue at 8.30 a. m., returning leave Port Jefferson 1.30 p. Ill. This arrangement will give the Connecticut people an opportunity to enjoy pleas ant trip across the sound and spend four hours in Port Jefferson, returning in time to connect with trains going north, east or west. Special afternoon excursions from Bridgeport Monday, Wednesday and Friday, leaving Bridge port at l.3O p. m.; returning leave
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22
OBITUARY.
MRS BENNETT WILDMA N.

Mrs Annie Wildman, wife of Ben. nett Wildman, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs Leonard Kindle, We'd nesday, August l3, aged " years, three months and IA days. The funeral was attended from Mrs ssKindle's home on Saturday, August 16. The burial was at the Central cemetery in Brooktield. Mrs Wildman is survived by her hus- band, six sons and three daughters Fred, William and Richard Wildman of Bethel, Abram and John Wildman of Danbury, Henry Wildman of Brook field, Mrs Leonard Kindle sof New. town, Mrs John Carson, Jr., and Mrs Charles Hinman of Bethel
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22
COrSetS.

pendent voters have always given him a generous support when he has been before the people. His record shows him as faithful to every trust imposed in him and as progressive, yet col,- servalive. in his views. The business interests have always believed in and supported him and he masses have in variably stood by him as he has by them
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

Patrick McNamara and friend from
 Kings Park, Miss Annie McNamara
 and Miss Grace Waterbury of Bridge
 port were all recent guests of MT and Mrs Michael McNamara in the Glen.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

heard here again, etc., Exchange.
 Mrs Chapman will appear at the New. town Inn on Friday evening.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

The Plumb Hardware Co. of Bridge port are advertising the Ross Cutters and would like to show them to you. Call in and see them.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

MT and Mrs Luther Smith, who have been in the employ of Capt A. w. Peck on Mt Pleasant, have gone to house. keeping in Albert Blackman's house at the head of the Street.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

G. G. Oakley and family, who have been stopping at their cottage in Zoar, returned to their home in Mamar- Oncck, N. Y., last Saturday.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

Mrs Charles Ward and children of fathers home, Morris Leavy's, on Wal nut Tree Hill. Mrs Ward visited her sister, Mrs Peter Ward, in Waterbury, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

Mrs A. G. Warner and family of New Haven, Mrs Austin Ferry and children of Bridgeport and Mrs Mallett San ford of EastOn have all been guests, the past week, of Mir and Mrs K. M. BOtSfOrd on Mt NebO.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

MT and Mrs William E. Duncomb of Bedding passed Saturday and Sunday with their son, Postmaster G. F.. Dun- combe. They attended the "Deestrict Skule'' entertainment, Saturday even- ing. As MT DuncOmb was an Old-time school teacher he enjoyed the enter tainment hugely.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

Thomas J. Heating of Great Ring has recently purchased d fine pair of Devon steers of John TreadWell of ReOdinp
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

Patrick Shea, who has been suffering from the effects of being thrown out of his wagon week ago, is now able to be about again.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pel- lets have all the merit that can be claimed for them. c. R. Hoover & Bro, of Pontotoc, Texas, writes: "We have been selling Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets ever since we have been in the drug business, and can speak heartily as to their merit. All who use them speak in their praise. In cases of sick headache they are in- valuable, while for stomach and bowel ailments, too much cannot be said for them. H. E.Mott, Newtown; s. c. Bull & Co.,, Sandy Hook; $. J. Parks, Trumbull; B. A. HOnan, GaylOrdsville; w. B. Hawley, Sherman.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

Miss Florence kcane of Bridgeport is staying with her grandparents, Mir and Mrs Michael McNamara, of the Glen.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

Mrs Frank Curtis and an aunt, NJ iss Curtis, enjoyed the day visiting with G. q. Oakley and family, last Friday.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

Warner of Bridgeport are guests of
 MT and Mrs R. l.. Warner in Botsford Hill
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

Port Jefferson at 5 p. m., thus afford ing pleasant trip across the sound and nearly two hours in Port Jefferson. Special excursion rates for afternoon excursions.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

Henry G. Curtis is having his store in Berkshire newly shingled. Charles B. Glover is doing the work.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

The Bridgeport Farmer declares that many democrats in that city desire the nomination of the Hon D. N. Morgan for governor. In it's article it says: It is believed that he would receive, if nominated, the full support of all ele- ments of the party, and there is no reason why he should not: The inde-
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22
ALECTURE ON MUSIC

BY MRS WILLIAM H. CHAPMAN OF AN
 SONIA.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

Mrand Mrs c. N. WOrthen of Bridge port passed Sunday at the Inn.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22
EASTON.

The famous 4ec tea leads them all. Sold only by B. Hawley X Co.,, leading RrOcerS.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

Friends of Selectman John H. Black man are glad to see him on his wagon again. He made trip on Saturday and again on Monday.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

Mrs Oscar Dikeman of New York is spending few days at Mrs II. E. Dike- mans on Mt Pleasant.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
WESTON.
GRANGE TOPICS.

GRANGE TOPICS.
 NOrtield Grange will entertain Hou- satonic Grange of Stratford on Friday evening.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

A Newtown colony at Fairfield Beach includes the families of Eli B.
 Beers, George B. Beers, Arthur Dib-
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

Misses Lottie and Lulu Moore, who have been spending few weeks with MT and Mrs A. w. Peck, returned to their home the first of the week.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

Fred White of New Haven was guest over Sunday of Capt A. w. H ok on Mt Pleasant.
The Newtown bee., 1902-08-22

guest over Sunuay O1 CapC \. w. TICK on Mt Pleasant.
 The April meeting of the St Am broSe Musical club consisted of q talk on "MuSic and it's develOpment'' b, Mrs Chapman of Ansonia. The speak CT first took up the various divisions of the orchestra, dwelling upon their construction, development and use. and then considered some of the larger forms of composition, and some of the great composers. Mrs Chapman's talk is an interesting one-and is made more so by the many excellent quota tions from various poets. At the close of the meeting all expressed their ap- preciation of Mrs Chapman's efforts, and many hoped that she would be
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-22
Kronika MiejScoWa.
Ze spraw miejskich.

Alderman Brenner z 9 wardy
powiedzial podobno, re zna tylko
trzech swoich koleg6w, kt6rzy ME
zdobyliby sic ma ukradzenie rozpa-
lonego piecaD Brenner zadrasnaf
tenn oswiadczeniem mifosc wfasna
og6fu radzc6w miejskich, ktorzy
groza mu zemsta, jezeli przyzna
sic, re tax powiedziat W danym
razie tych slow ME odwofa. Mayor
Harrison jest tego 2dania, ze Bren-
ner patrzy ma rade miejska przez
czarne okulary. Og6f alderman6w
skfada sie 2 ludzi uczciwych.
Alderman Henry Wulff 81
wardy zaskarayf przedstawicieli
Municipal Voters League" i wy.
dawc6w Chicago Daily News" o
$4,000 odszkodowania, poniewaz
cierpi on ma dobrej slavic skut-
klein zarzut6w, czynionych mu pu.
blicznie zwfaszcza teraz, W kampa.
nil przedwyborczej.
Obywatele IL wardy skarzyli sig
mayorowi miasta, ze urzednicy agi.
tu]s przeciw p. Cerveny, ktory
przeciez jest regularnym kandyda.
tenn ma aldermana, ma tykiecie de.
mokratycznym. Mayor daf zape.
wnienie, re zabroni urzednikom
miejskim mieszac sic do wyborow
W IL wardzie.
Miasto piaci 5 procent cd pozy.
czonych pieniedzy, a kolektorzy
townowi trzymaja miejskie fundu-
see W bankach zgarniaja procenty
cd tych funduszow do wfasnej kie.
szeni.
Strazacy beda diva razy do roku
otrzymywao urlop, "a kaadym ra-
zem po diva tygodnie. ia ten czas
ME beda pobierac pensyi.
Tutejszy urzad zdrowia otrzy-
mai dyplom, przyznajacy mu zfoty
medal, "a wystawienie podczas wy
stawy wszechamerykanskiej W
Buffalo przedmiotow, odnoszacych
sic do kwestyi podniesienia zdro-
wotnosci miast, s.S55
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-22
TeIegrar11y.

HoNGKoNG, 22go marca. =
q Cantouu nadchodzi wiadomosc
ze zr6dEa wiarygodnego, IL wszyst-
kie wojska marszaIka Su przeszfy
na strone powstanc6w. Jezeli
wiadomosc sic sprawdzi, to okaze
sic, ze. wojsko powstanc6w zwie-
kszylo sic o $4,000 zolnierzy wy
dwiczonych, zaopatrzonych W wy
borna bron nowozytna, i re moze
stawie czoio kazdemu wojsku rza-
dowemu. Donosza tez, re krai
znajduje sic W przededniu otwartei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-22

= w Hull, Quebec W Kanadzie,
zostat stracony przez kata Stani-
slaus La Croix, kt6ry zamordowaf
swoje zone niejakiego Thompsa,
kt6ry jej bronif
Parowiec Huronian linii
Allan, kt6ry d. IL lutego wypfynaf
z Glasgow do st. Johns, N. F.
niewqtpliwie zatonat z zafogq, gdyz
cd przeszla miesiaca ME ma MIN
wiesci.
- Rosyjski minister spraw We
wnetrznych, Sipjagin, otrzymuje
cd czasu rozruchow W Petersburgu
W ubiegfa niedziele, liczne listy
grozqce mu smiercia.
= Do Waszyngtonu donosza, ze
do Stanow Zjednoczonych przybe.
die d. 2S kwietnia trzeci syn cesa-
RIA Wilhelma, lS letni ksiaze Adal-
bert, kadet okretowy ma okrecie
szkolnym Charlotte.
W st. Joseph, Mich, zakon-
czyt sic process Stewarta Fife, syna
milionera, oskarzonego o zamordo-
wanie Franka Richardson W Sa-
vannah, Mo-, uznaniem tegoz ME-
winnym,
: W poblizu Fort Recovery,
Ind, znaleziono zwtoki bogatego
kupca Anthony Purtscher Calina,
O., zastrzelonego przez nieznajo.
mych zbrodniarzy.
- Edwin Farley, konduktor ele-
watoru W Astor House W New
Yorku, przyznaf sic W obec sadu,
il podpalal tax ten hotel jak inne
domy dwadzieScia kilka razy.
W Petersburg, Va, umart
niejaki George Green, ktory pred
laty 35 ozenit sic bys z rozwiedzio-
ma pierwszym swym mezem
Johnowa Biddles zyf MIA szcze-
sliwie. Po jego 5mierci okazato sic,
re byt on kobietq, ale noszac mez'
kie suknie trudniac sic mezkiemi
pracami, nigdy swej pfci ME zdra-
dit.
- Paderewski koncertowaf one
gdaj w Davenport, Iowa.
: Milioner John D. Rockefeller
dotkniety jest dziwaczna choroba,
ma kt6ra lekarze ME znajduja Srod-
ka. hysieje gwaftownie. ale tract
wiosy nietylko ma gfowie. ale row.
niez ma twarzy; wypadaja mu wasy,
brwi rzesy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-22
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 22go marca 1902.

W Paryzu odbYI mlodoturcy
kongres wsp6lnie z Ormianami,
Macedonczykami, Grekami i Al
banczykami. Celem tego zjazdu
byio ufozy6 program reorganizacyi
Turcyi, aby z niej mogto powstac
panstwo konstytucyjne i zywotne.
Srodkiem do tego celu miafa bye
niekrwawa rewolucya, mianowicie
usuniecie suftana Abdul-Hamida
II, kt6ry - zdaniem mtodoturk6w
-staf sic krwawym tyranem gto-
wnie dlatego, re sic boi zamach6w
na swe zycie. Wszyscy tureccy
m6wcy ma kongresie opisywali O.
statecznie wypadki W Turcyi, sta
rannie ukrywane pred 5wiatem.
Wszedzie ma prowincyi panuja
wrzekomo mordy, wykonywane
badz przez rabusi6w, bedacych W
zmowie gfodnymi urzednikami,
bqdz przez agent6w suttanskiego
dworu, kt6rzy sztyletem usuwaja
re swiata podeirzanych nieprzy-
JAIN dla padyszacha. W Konstan-
tynopolu ME ma dnia, zeby ME
porwano kilkudziesieciu ludzi, kt6-
rych W nocy wywoza na Bosfor i W
workach wrzucais do morza. Mo
doturcy zaproponowali wiec pofa-
czeuie sig wszystkich ludlow, zyja-
cych pod uciskiem ,,krBawego"sut-
tana, wywofanie rewolucyi, osadze-
ME na tronie innego czfonka dyna-
styi zaprowadzenis konstytuoyi,
przyczem jednak to wszystko po-
winno sic STAG bez rozlewu krwi /
bez naruszenia praw msjatku Gu
dzoziemc6w, aby zadne panstwo
ME mogto wmieszac sic do tel spra-
wy. Lecz wiekso56 kongresu ziozo-
ma Ormian, Grek6w j Macedon-
czyk6w, odrzucifa ten wniossk, ma
tomiast uchwaifs memoryaf do
wszystkich mocarstw o niezno5nym
stanie rzeczy W Turcyi, niebez-
pieczenstwo rewolucyi, ktora be-
die srraszliwa, DO muzufmanie
rzucq sic ma chrze5cijan, i wreszcie
tenn, re mocarstwa we wfasnym
interesie, jakotez ze wzgledu ma
sprawiedliwosc powinny przystapio
do zreformowanis Turcyi W ten
spos6b, izby ona sic skiadata au-
tonomicznych kraiow, czyli, zeby
sic staia federacya.
Mnieiszo5c kongresu zaprotesto-
wafa przeciw wysyianiu do mo-
carstw wszelkiego zgoia memorya-
Ia opu5cifa zgromadzenie, a po-
tenn ogfosiia odezwe do swych przy-
jaci6t W Turcyi. W tym akcie mo-
via mtodoturcy, re niestety pre-
konali sic ubolewaniem, il wsp6l-
na praca turkami chrzescijanami
jest niemozliwa, alboWiem oni da-
"a do rozbicia Turcyi. podczas gdy
miodoturkom chodzi iej odrodze-
ME. Lekkomy5lnoscia jest sadzic,
re mocarstwa zechca cokolwiek zro-
bic dla dobra Turcyi, pomijajac
wfasne interess. Ia wszystko ka-
Ia one sobia drogo zaptacic. Ia
klety wr6g Oiczyzuy, ,,krwawy sui
tan" znalazE przyjaci6f W groma-
die chytrych i drapieznych lis6w;
Niemc6W, kt6rzy nieIito5ciwie roz-
rywaja ciaio Turcyi krew jej wy
sysajq, ale podtrzymuja Abdul-Ha-
Inida. DO on i'm potrzebny. Stron-
nictwo odrodzenia Turcyi moze "a
biega6 tylko o sympatye spole-
czenstw chrze5cijanskich, ale W
tym celu musi przekonac ca
iy SWAT cywiIizowany, re zrefor-
mowana Turcya bedzie panstwem
szanujacem wszystkie wyznania,
jezyki obyczaie swych ludlow.
Te odezwe podpisali najpierw
dwaj ksiazeta domu suitanskiego,
Sabach LutfulIach, a nastepnie
inni emigranci. kt6rzy do niedaw-
na zaimowali W Turcyi wysokie
stanowiska spoleczne panstTowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-22
HE WIESCI Z CHIN.
Farsa francuzkiej izbie posf6w.
PoWstanie w Albanii MaCedonii.
GENERAIOWI MILES GRoZI DYMIsYA.


Sa wiec tam arystokraci, baszowie
cywilni wojskowi, pisarze, profe-
sorowie, jest take kilka gfosnych
emancypantek tureckich, spokrew-
nionych z dynastyq. Bye wiec mo-
re, re ia odezwa sprawl W Turcyi
pewne wrazenie, jednakze po 70.
zdwoieniu W ionic stronnictwa
miodotureckiego, po oddzieleniu
sic cd niego chrzesciian tureckich,
sultan przestanie obawiac sic Ia
mach6w. q Konstantynopola wfas-
ME donosza, re zaczeto tam NELL
tosciwie przeSladowac wszystkich
posadzanych o sprzyjanie mfodo-
turkom, co dowodzi, re sic ich oba-
wiac przestano.
Bardzo prawy katolicki dziennik
,,Koelnische Volks Ztg." rzucif "a
pytanie, kt6rego niepodobna byio
innym dziennikom pomina6 mil
czeniem, bo uderzyio W samo SERGE
hakaty. Owo zapytanie tax
brzmiato: Go robia Niemcy, cd
kt6rych komisya kolonizacyjna ku-
puie majatki? Czy oni dalej pra-
cuja mad zniemczeniem kraju, czy
tez wynosza sic niego?" ze sta
nowiska germanizator6w to jest
kwestya wazna. W roku l9O1.ym
komisya kupifa og6tem l7,0l9 he
ktar6w, tego zas cd Niemcow
1874 hektar6w. Polacy otrzymali
cd komisyi "a sws zieuie 8 Milo
ny 100 tysiecy marek z ziemi ME
poiechali ami do Monaco, dokad
wysyfat ich Bismark, ami do Me
mice, gdzie teraz zyc i'm niemiio,
lecz pozostali W kraju i kapitafem
swym zasilili jezeli ME handel i
przemysf polski, to przynajmniel
polskie kredytowe instytucye. "a
wsze wiec spoieczenstwo ich ME
stracilo tych pieniedzy. Ale CO
zrobili Niemcy ze swemi dziesieciu
milionami marek? Wynie5li sic z
kraju, a wiec caiy ten kapitaf
zmniejszyli siie germanskiego ns-
cisku na Wielkopolske. % Rad
wnosi do tego kraju, to oni wyno-
sza, a W ciqgu lat dwunastu wynie-
sli W ten spos6b najmniej 50 mi
Ion6w marek. Oni wiec przy po-
mocy komisyi kolonisacyjnej pra-
cuia mad odniemczeniem Wielko-
polski.
Taxi zarzut ME m6gt bye pomi-
niety milczeniem, poniewaz jun
krowie musza dbsc o to, aby ko-
misya ME przestafa kupowac cd
mich ziemi. Zaczefa sic tedy pole
mika, kt6ra nikogo ME moze pre-
konac, poniewaz ME ma wskaz6-
week, gdzie naprawde podziewaja
sic Niemcy ze swymi kapitafami.
W grunc lie jednak rzeczy spor o to
jest zbyteczny, DO komisya ME
przestanie kupowac ziemi cd
Niemc6w, gdyby bowiem przesta-
ia,wnet Niemcy zaczeliby ia SPREE
dawac spekulantom polskim, aby
ci dopiero odsprzedawali komisyi.
W rezultacie zatem pozostaje fakt
niewatpliwy, re sami Niemcy osta-
biaja germanizacye kazdym ro-
klein czynia to na wieksza skale,
bo coraz wiecej oni sprzedaja zie-
mi, coraz mniej Polacy. Wniosek
tego prosty: gra ME warta swiec,
trzeba zatem zaniechaG koloniza-
cyl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-22
Rome wiadomoSci
telegraficZne.

= W Monachium ley smiertel-
ME chory znany spiewak kameral.
ny Franz Nachbaur, byfy cztonek
nadwornego teatru.