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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-18
"The South And The Negro. "
A Georgia Negro Teachers Views
Expressed in New York.

New York, Feb. IL 1.-THE
South and the Negro" was the
subject of lecture in the First
Reformed Episcopal church to-
night by James j. Torbert, as
sistant principal and financial
agent of the Fort Valley High
and Industrial school of Fort VAL
Icy, Ga, which is known as "The
Georgia Tuskegee."
Prof. Torbert said in part.
Slavery left us four million
strong. Today we are about
nine million. 1t left us without
n home but well Schooled in the
exercise of the muscles and to
some extent with the desire to
initiate the white man. Our
homes today dot the hill tops,
plains, the valleys all the way
from Virginia to Texas. Slavery
left us illiterate, but with a pas
sionate desire for knowledge and
today we have two and a half
million people in the public schools
and 35, 900 teachers trained from
the rank and file of the race.
'"lf we are denied political
power for the time being, which
often hinders the sweetest and
healthiest growth of the home,
the power TO do good has neither
been taken away nor abridged.
We can plant our feet squarely in
the soil and make the white aorl.
cuhurahst green with envy as he
views our well kept homes, our
well filed barns and our fruit
growing and bearing full and plen-
ty with each season of the year.
When the white man prevents my
race from buying and selling
among ourselves, from teaching
and preaching the gospel of truth
to the wayward, from recelvIn g
and giving, from living and low
ing, then they will have perse>
cuted US. If they prevent mono
of these things they prevent no
progress
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-18
Ply yslclan of Washington, GA.
Killed.

Washington, Ga, Feb. 13. j.
L. Tharp, a physician of this place,
was shot and instantly killed here
today. Frank Rucker, who claims
that Tharp insulted his wife, was
arrested, charged with having com
mitted the crime. The shooting
occurred il the publ? road in front
OF Rucker's house. 1t is not
known whether any words passed
between the two men. Rucker
fired ono shot, the bullet taking
effect III DR.. Tharp's breast and
causing instant death.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-18
The Legislature Will Adjourn Sine
Die Next Saturday.
Special to Greenville News.

Columbia, S. c., Feb. IA. =
The senate killed the bill today
providing for the completion of
the terrace around the state house.
The committee reported unfavor-
ably on the bill and as the house
had already rejected similar bill
the report was adopted and the
bill rejected.
A favorable report was made
on the bill to erect a monument to
General Wade Hampton.
The senate accomplished a great
deal of work having passed thirty
two third reading bills and ad-
vancing that many more to the
third.
An executive session was held
and all the nominations for coun.
ty officers were confirmed.
AT the joint session twenty one
bills were ratified.
The house disposed of about
seventy. five bills, most of them
being read the third time. A
great fight was had on the bill to
prevent expectation from this
state, but the bill was defeated by
a large vote.
Both houses will adjourn sine
die next Saturday morning.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-18
Money For The Prisoners
a New Yorker Leaves 5000 at
Monroe, and Speaks of BRING
4 ing j. w. Osborne TO
Defend the Alleged
Safe Crackers.
Special To The Observer.

SpeCiai 10 me oOSorVer.
Monroe, Feb. 14.-Iesterday
morning a man. giving his name
and address rs Tom Lee, 2O1
East Fourteenth street, New
Work, arrived in Monroe, and de-
manded an interview with the
supposed safe-Iraokers, claiming
to he their frlend. At first he
was refused an interview, but la
ter two Of the prisoners, Lang and
Rogers, were taken to the city
hall, where Lee met them. The
result was that Mr.. Lee gave Mr..
Frank Armfield, their attorney,
$500 to deposit in the bank for
the prisoners use. lie said he
was willing to spend'$1 900 more
II necessary. He also spoke of
bringing James w. Osborne, as
sistant district attorney of New
York, here when the general
charges are preferred.
Mr.. Lea purcha ed Pullman
car ticket through to New York
and left on the $40 train last
night.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-18
Governor Atfixes His Signature to
the Child Labor Act.

Yesterday afternoon in batch
of new acts of the general assem-
oily sent to Gov. Heyw ward for his
consideration was the child labor
act which had been properly rati
fed III joint assembly. The gov
ernor did not wait a moment after
seeing it, but read it over and
promptly affixed his signature,
thereby making it law o; the
State. Thus The Iong.desired law
is ready to be printed among the
statutes of the State. The State,
14th inst.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-18
THE LEDGER.
Thurlow 8. Garter,
EDITOR AND MANAGER.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 19eS.
Tillmaa and Bryan in New York.

New York, Feb. 1.-THE
thirtieth annual dinner of the
New York Press Club wss gwen
to night at the Wsldrof ,Astoria
Hotel. On the left of President
Joseph Howard, Jr., was VIM.
j. Bryan, while Mayor Low oc-
cupied the chair on his right.
Senator Tillnan was among the
guests.
Mr.. Tillman's address grew
more impassioned as he continued
At first only applause greeted his
utterances, but toward the end an
occasional hiss was heard, and
finally he was interrupted by a
voice crying, "What about your
nephew
Senator Tillman was at the
moment defending the summary
measures adopted in the South
for the punishment of negroes
guilty of crime, and especially
against women. After the excite
ment caused by the interruption
had subsidized, Mr.. 1'illman said
there was much more he could say
and would like to say, but tha,
ne regarded it as highly inappro,
pirate to refer in public to family
affairs.
Before concluding his address,
he took occasion to assert that if
the policy of raising the negro in
to power In the South is carried
too far, the result will be blood
shed and its flow will be upon the
heads of those who have tried to
force the white population into
suoJectlon TO the black.
.."~"-'!lnd yam SAID: 81 have
eq' Io3 sous subject sThe Man
l!!A 'q 'lesA ,e.' L. appreciate
uess, &spoa s.he man with the
. d for any case OF '"'
OF be cured by Haru who are gather
'd2, O.: o"' 'no uian WIN
-, ."". underslile we could prob.
fnr tfs
ably get along without the daily
papers, we could not get along
without the weekly papers. You
will probably find more truth in
the little paper where the editor
is known than in the great papers
whose editors are not known"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-18
SHERIFF'S SALE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF LANCASTER.
In Court of Common Pleas
Eliza J. Wylie, Plaintiff,
Ruius &. Crockett, Mamie l.. viii,
liams ct al, DEFENDANTS.

Rufus &. Crockett, Mamie l.. Will,
liams ct al, Ocfendumts.
DURSUANT to an order of court
i maue In the above case by Judge
Ernest Gary, Oct. %. 1901 I will sell
at pubilc auction within the le. al
hours OF sale at Lancaster court house.
at rl'k o former purchaser, on the
First Monduy in March, 1903.
All those tr"cts of land situate i'm the
county OF Lancaster a. q State Of South
Carolina described Hs FLOWS in a
mortgage OF same by T.. E. Crockett
anh ID. Nj Crockett on Decembe Goth.
lSS9-the one tract cont lining
231 Acres More or Less,
bounded on the Moth by lands of B.
+. Miller, formerly oXp"d by VIM,
Ste, ems; on the East ~ Yards former.
ly owned by ID. Eli Dunlap, but now
owned by Mis-. Amanda Brown: on
the Soutil by lands Of Turteline Draf-
fin, formerly nwne hy ID. Eii Crock.
Ell; and on the West by lands of J
A. &. Csskey and Join istare: and
the other tract containing
30 Acres. More or Less,
bounded OH the Nor,h by lands Of
Robert q. rocket; on the East bv
lands of b. f.. Miller above designated.
on the South by lands Of James p G..
Cassey and John Sis.art; and on the
West 10y Robert TT nm ison, formerly
WitherspnOn iand.
Terms or aa,e-CASH. At lisk of
formcr purchaser Purchaser to paw
for Papers. The rurcI as r or pur.
chasrrs Of said lands II any part there
OF musi comply with ine terms of sale
witrin one hour ( IN tile time of his
or ter bid and in de auIt Of compli-
a"ce t"e sa' pr"in 90 so MD off are
10 D. !o''hw icso.i AZ his or her
,isk.
y. HUNTER,
Sheriff l.. &.
II. f. WyIIE,
Plaintiff Atty.
Lan"ast'r, ). O., Feb. 6, 1903.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-18

MANAGER WANTED! Trust
worthy, either sex, by Wholesale
Merchandise Company of solid
financial standing, to manage Lo-
Cal Representatives who will or
ganlze clubs among consumers.
40 per cent saved for our custo-
mers. Business no experiment
nut proven success. Salary
SlS OOa week, expenses advanced.
Experience Unnecessary. Address
ID. b. Clarkson, Mgr, 334 Dear
born St., Chicago, Iii. 1-24-7.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-18
Administrators Sale.

Take no ie that the undersigned,
as the AhminisiratriX of the personal
estate OF the late Samuel iC. Usher a..
ceasei, lay o-''er of tho Probate Juhpe.
VIII sci on Monday, Feby. Odd, In.
stant, at IL "'cock, IN at the late
residenc" OF tie deceased ia this cUun-
~ the stock Cf goo son hand consist.
Inv OF Sh. es, Ciuth ami various arti,
cies of Dr. Goods aud Merchandise.
Term of sale CASH.
EMMA A. SMALL,
rtD u, iSU3-2w. Ndmx,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-18
An P(Iii|laI|cc
TO PROHIBIT GAMBLING IN
THE TOWN OF Lam 'ASTER
AND PROVIDING A PUNISH.
MEN1 THEREFOR.

IL
Is" it ordained by the Town Council
OF i,a"coSt-r, i'll Council assembled.
ana by the authority Of the same.
Section |. That it shall be un'aw-
iui iOf a. y person or persons to make
any bet, or wager OF money, or bet or
wager "f anything Of value, upon The
rssu of any game or games of ary
kint or character whatsoever. such as
ca'ds, dice, backgammon draughts,
a"wIs billiards, pool chess, etc, etc.
played anywht re within The corporate
limits Of III Town Of Lancaster.
section. 2. That it shall be unlaw.
ini FOR any person or persons to per-
Inlt, or allow, any person or persons to
make any bet or wager of mouev mr.
any other thing OF value upou the re-.
SUIT uf any game or games pla, ei i'm
any building, house, store or out hou.e
ei'h'r oWned by or IN his, her or their
p, session.
Sect'on That I shall be the du,y
OF ne HE! OF Po.irr and the other
poilcemen Of the Town, and thew are
hereby authorized and instructed tn
enter any closed door or room for ,he
purpose OF arres ing any person or
perscnS violating any oftie provisions
OF thiS ordinance
Section. a. That any violation of
any OF the provisions of this ordinance
on any day of the week, except sun
day, shall he punished by fine of not
less ihan Ten Dollars. nor m )re than
Flity Dollars, or by imprisonment Cor
not less han ten da. nor more than
thirty dys,
Section 5. That any violation Of
any of thcprovisions ofthis ordinances.
on Sunday. shall ne punished by ~
lire OF not less than Twenty DoI,rs.
nor more than One Hundred Dollars
or by iinriisonmemt for not less than
twenty nor more than thirty days
Section 6 That all ordinances and
parts of ordinances inconsistent, with
lhls ordinance are hereby repealed.
Ratified by tounc.I IN meeting "a.
sembled ,no this oh day of February A.
ATTEST, r. e. WYLIE.
Mayor.
IL .. q, n. JONES,
Feb 8, 1903.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-18
AN ORDINANCE
PROVIDING FOR AN ANNUAL
lax ON ALL DOGS FOUND
WITHIN THE LIMITS Or
THE TOWN OF LANCAS-
TER.
Feb, 8, 1903.

Be it ordained by the Mayor
and Aldermen of the Town of
Lancaster. in council assembled and
oy the authority of same.
SEC. l That an annual tax of
One Dollar is hereby assessed and
levied against the owner of each
dog or bitch kept within the cor
porato limits of said town to he
paid on or before Jany. 1st 1908,
and on or before January 1st Of
each and every year thereafter
mat upon payment of said tax.
the owner of any dog or bitch
shall be furnished by the Chief of
Police with a tag which shall be
Immediately placed upon said dog
or bitch by being attached to a
collar.
SEC. 2. That any dog or bitch
round running at large without
the tag prescribed IN Section | Of
lhls ordinance, shal. be seized md
lmpounded by the off GERS of the
town and unless 'he said tax Of
Ope Dollar, together with an nd.
ol'ional amount of twenty five
cents for the taking up of said dog
or bitch, is paid within thirty-slx
hours from time of seizure, then
sald dog or bitch shall forthwith
be killed.
Ratified by the Mayor and Al.
dermen in council bled this
10th day of July, 1902.
h. E. WYL1E,
A''eS': Mayor.
ILs. G. D. JoSEs,
Clerk.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-18

You KnOtO H,hUt YoU are TaEing
When you take Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic because the form
nla is plainly printed on every bot
tie showing that it is simply Iror
and Quinine in a tasteless form
No Cure. No Pay. soc.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-18
M%v.s~

A1is signs ature is on every box of the eenuin,
Laxative BromosQui,;ne Tablets
- reDe>'y that cures cold Ia one day
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-02-18

Lancaster, >. O., Feb. 6, 1903.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-09
KrOnika Miej jsCoWa'
Ze spraw miejskich.

Mieszkancy miasta Chicago
skarza sic ma brak wody we wo-
dociagach. Superintendent depar-
tamentu wodnego powlada, re
zarzady parkow wiele osob pry-
watnych trwonia wode, uzywa-
jac jej dzieh i noe do skrapianla
murawy. Z drugiej strony zna-
czna ilosc woody uchodzi przez
uszkodzone rury. Pan H. 0.
Nourse radzi w kazdym domu
zaprowadzic wodometry. Miasto
oszczedziloby przy rocznym wy
datku 100000 sumo, wynoszaca
100000 rocznie.
Zarzad kompanii Union Trac-
ton Jest gotow system linowy "a
staple systemem elektrycznym.
Mayor miasta ME sprzeciwia sic
temu, zada wszakze, azeby pre-
woody elektryczne umieszczano
pod ziemia.
Zaklad kapielowy mad jezio-
rem, miedzy ulicami rs 26 chy-
bia swego przeznaczenia, ponie-
waz bywa zamykany O E godzinie
wieczorem. Tymczasem ogoi ro-
botnikow dopiero wieczorem
m6glby kapieli korzystat. Ia
Rad miejski tiomaczy sic, ze ME-
ma funduszu ma oplacanie dru-
giego stroza W tym zakladzie ka-
pielowym.
Dwoch Policyant6w utracilo
sssxba. Jsden 3 aieh. Edward St.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-09
KR0TK|E NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

- CZtery osoby umarly wczoraj M
udar sioneczny. 81 letni Joseph Dohe-
ny, osiabiony goraczka, spadi tram.
waju przed domem pm. 739 Elston ave.
potiuli sic niebezpiecznie.
- Skutkiem eksplozyi gazolny zapa-
lilo sic ubranie pani Mary Murphy pm.
202 s., Sangamon str. Nieszczesliwa
kobieta ma poparzone Gale cialo, .
zw}aszcza rece nogi.
- w remizach kolei Burlington q
Quincy wykolei}a sic lokomotywa 1
przygniotia dw6ch zwrotnikarzy, ,Alber-
ia Brice Josepha Nc. Carthy. Musia-
no ich wydobyc pod lokomotywy "a
pomoca lewarow, lecz jak sic pokazar
10, ME doznaI wielkiej szkody.
- Ma 10S ulicy utonaf rzece Ca
lumet letni Thomas Burke.
- U wozu z weglami z}ama}o sic "
uliczce I'd Sherman House tylne koio.
Woznica Fred Miller wypadi ma brpk
1 zlama1 noge w kolanie.
Pozar wybuchi wczoraj W 4pie-
trowym budynku pm. ZIG f. Lake STR
w ktorym mieszcza sic sklady skor.
Straty wynosza $1,000.
- Cd iskier pociagu kolei g6rneJ
zajeiy sic belki ma rogu 5 ave. We
shington str Ugaszono pozar "a pomo-
ca srodk6w chemicznych.
w piekarni Lawrence Hagenburg
pm. 1882 w. Chicago ave. zrzadzii po-
Ear szkode ma sumo $1,000.
- Abraham Berton pm. 175 Mil.
waukee ave. opiakuje strate $500, zrze-
dzona przez pozar.
5000 cygar hawahskich kupif
ktos wczoraj ma Hcytacyi urzedzie
ciowym, "a $780, Tani nabytek.
- Dw6ch rabusiow, schwytanych Nh
goracym uczynku wlamania sic do do
mu pm. 6049 Ellis ave. postrzeliia poll
cya, poniewaz ME chcieli sic poddac.
- Podczas rozpraw kwesty robot
niczej pokl6cii sic Nels Hokenson
Karolem Adams, w szynku ma rogu
4S ave. w. Ohio str. Adams zadas
przeciwnikowi IA ran nozem. Areszto-
wano awanturnka.
- Anarchista Herman Knoth ma
ciagnai swoich towafzyszow ma $4,000,
zapewniajac ich, re zna tani spos6b
wyrabiania kaszy owsianej .Aresztowa-
no pomysiowego anarchiste W Port
land, Ore.
Ma rogu Millard ave. "a ul. ude-
rzyl wczoraj piorun we wierze koscio-
Ia baptyst6w. Polowa dachu ma VIE
rzy spadia.
- Pred domem pm. 610 N. Ashland
ave. uderzyl piorun W tramwaj. Pasa.
Ter Jak6b Eller pm. 65S Milwaukee
ave. wypadi ma bruk pokaleczyi sic.
- Major miasta uniewaznii 1cen-
eye szynkarza Thomasa Chamalas, W
ktorego lokalu ma rogu ulic State
Harrison zbierali sic ziodzieje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-09
RUcH PARoWcoW.
PrZybyiy:

Przybyiy:
Queenstown: Saxonia Bostonu.
New York: Napolitan Prince Nea-
polu, Calabria Neapolu, Hohenzol-
lern z Neapolu, Numidian Glasgow.
Antwerpia: Pennland Philadelphia.
Glasgow: Buenos Ayrean Mon
trealu.
Liverpool. Westernland Philadel-
phil.
Odesziy:
New York: Helligoland do Kopenha-
gi, New York do Southampton, Ryn-
dam do Rotterdam, Teutonic do LII
verpoolu, California do Marsylii.
Queenstown: Aurania do N. Y, Ul-
toria do Bostonu.
Yokohama: Olympia do Tacoma.
Liverpool: Friesland do Philadel-
phil, Kensington do Montrealu Maze
site do n. z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-09
Rok XIV.

dacy w biegu, lecz ME mogi ma
MIN sic utrzymac zostal zrzu-
cony. Grozi}o mu wpadniecie do
rzeki Calumet, lecz dostal sic mo-
ga miedzy zelazne sztaby mostu I
zawisl mad przepascia g}owa ma
dol. Spostrzegl grozace mu nie-
bezpieczehstwo kapitan statku
holowniczego i przy pomocy
swoich ludzi wydostal Gillana ma
sw6j statek. By} on juz caikiem
bezprzytomny, lecz wkrotce po-
tenn odzyskai silly poszedl ~
swoja droge.
Niepozadana posredniczka.
PAM Mary Rosenbaum odwie-
dzi}a przyjacio}ke, pania ]. Sim
sons w takiej wlasnie chwili, kie-
dy miedzy przyjaciofka a jej me-
zem panowala sprzeczka. PAM
Rosenbaum postanowiia odegrae
W domu przyjaciolki aniola poko-
ju, lecz zle sic wybraia re swa
misya. Rozgniewany Simmons
schwyci} "a n6z skaleczyi pania
Rosenberg W reke, pani Sim
mons skorzystaia awantury NJ
ten sposob, re uciekla Z domu ma
tax d}ugo, dopoki' godny jej mali
zonek ME odzyska rownowagi "
myslowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-09
Rome nOtatki teIegraficzne.

- Wczoraj re Southampton wyje-
chal do New Yorku Charlemagne To-
wer, ambassador st. Zjedn. ma divorce
berlinskim.
- Socyalni demokraci W Niemczech
domagaja sic, by W radzle panstwa, z
powodu liczebnej silly ich pos}6w,
pierwszym wiceprezydentem obrano
socyalnego demokrate.
w Grecyi byIy premier Ralli Zajal
sic utworzeniem nowego gabinetu. Jest
on zwolennikiem exministra Delyanni-
sa.
- Belgijska izba pos1ow uchwaliia
wotum zaufania rzadowi "a jego poll
tyke pahstwie Congo.
w Wiedniu umaria panna Minnie
Cortese Kraft, pochodzaca Chicago
spiewaczka (mezzo sopran), ktora ma
lezala do berlihskiej opery cd r. 1895
do r. 1899. Miala lat 80.
- w Nantes sur Seine we Francyi
odbywaja sic prawie codziennie pro-
by balonem systemu Lebaudy wiel-
kiem powodzeniem.
= q Cindad Bolivar we Venezuela
donosza, ze W poblizu Apuce wojska
rzadowe zajeiy trzy parowce Stan6w
Zjednoczonych, a W poblizu 0indad
powstancy try takiez parowce.
w Montrealu W Kanadzie umarl
A. F. Gault, prezydent Dominion Cot
ton CO.., zwany "krolem bawelnianym
Kanady".
- Japonskie przesilenie ministeryal-
ne jeszcze sic ME zakonczy}o.
- Rosyanie poiozyli kabel pomie-
dzy Antung a Yongamphe, ME pytajac
sic zezwolenie rzadu koreahskiego.
- Ia ofiarowanie poltora miliona
dolar6w ma budowe gmachu zgroma-
dzen dla sadu rozjemczego miedzyna-
rodowego Hadze, Andrew Carnegie
otrzymal listy podziekowaniem cd
cara rosyjskiego / cd krolowej holen-
derskiej.
w wyscigach jachtowych mied1y
Shamrock ami W New Yorku, Sham
rock III zwyciezyi przeciwnika a
minuty.
w kopalni Reading Coal & Iron
Co. W Shamokin, Pa, wczoraj wieczo-
rem zostaio zasypanych Is g6rnikow,
ale zdoiano wydobyc ich wszystkich
zywych zdrowych.
w r6znych okolicach stanu Kan
sas ma polach potrzeba 5000 robotni-
kow do zecia pszenicy.
- Kardynai Gibbons wyjecha1 do
Europy
w st. Louis, Mo-, W Springfield,
ILL.,, W Lincoln, Nebr, termometr
wczoraj wskazywa1 96 stopni.
- Ofiara onegdajszego nieszczescia
kolejowego W Virginia pablo Is osob.
Dziesiecioro dzieci imigrant6w zostafo
sierotami / tymczasowo miasto mimi
sic zaopiekowalo.
- Gen. Juan Isdore Jiminez, byiy
prezydent rzeczypospolitej San Do
mingo, bawi w New Yorku, by starac
sic O pozyczke dla San Domingo. Jesli
mu to sic ME uda, to wyjedzie tym'
re celu do Europy.
- w Evansville, Ind, cd Wczora1
panuje wzgledny spokoj.
- Generalny pocztmistrz Payne po-
wroci} z Catskill Mountains do wa
szyngtonu i energicznie wezmie sic
dalej do sledztwa skandal6w poczto-
wych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-09
Sedm zakfadu Rush Medical College unwersyece
chicagoskm.

puszczano, ze ma on dokazaG te-
go, co ME powiodlo sic hr. Stefa-
nowi Tiszy, cbezwladnic opozy-
eye, skrepowac parliament przez
zmiane regulaminu obrad, zmu-
sic Wegrow do poddania sic wolf
rzadu wspolnego. Mile wiec bylo
zdziwienie, gdy ban chorwaoki,
przyjechawszy polecenia cesa-
RIA do Pesztu, porozumiaI sic
przedewszystkiem ze stronnic-
TWEEN niezawislosci, przyjal sta
wiane przez ME warunki O.
Swiadczyl stanowczo, re ME my
Sli wcale o rzadach gwaltownych,
0 zaostrzaniu regulaminu obrad,
O pozbawianiu opozycyi praw jej
przysiugujqcyeh. Czego ME zdo-
lal osiagnqc lagodny Sell, to po-
wiodlo sic groznemu banowi.
Stronnictwo Kossutha odstepuje
Cd opozycyi, bedzie odgrywac
role podpory gabinetu, zobowia-
zaIo sic do poparcia wnioskow
rzadowych.
Ale jakim kosztem? Ia Gene
zupelnej kapitulacyi wspolnego
rzqdu. Wprawdzie o ustepstwach
narodowych dla arrnii wegierskiej
mowy juz - przynajmniej ma ra-
zie - niena; ale projekt powie-
kszenia armii, uchwalony juz
przez przedlitawskq rade pan
stwa, bedzie cofniety. Parliament
wegierski ma uchwalic tylko
zwykly kontyngent rekrutow, a
nadto 5000 ludzi dla obsiugi no
wych dziai polowych, rownocze-
snie zas zatwierdziG budzet, ably
wybawi6 kraj re stanu nieprawi
diowego ,,ex lex.
Pod koniec roku dopiero pro-
jekt powiekszenia armii bedzie
znowu przedstawiony izbie posel-
skiej. Do tel pory ma Wegrzech
moze panowac zupe}ny spokoj.
Ale po tel przerwie walka rczpo-
cznie sic ma nowo Opozycya ko-
ssuthowska zawaria zawieszenie
broni, lecz ME odstepuje cd swo-
ich zadah; wystapi niemi pono-
wnie, gdy Rad bana chorwackle-
go bedzie nliaI wywiazac sic ze
swoich przyrzeczeh, zrobionych
ministeryum wiedenskiemu.
.Wprawdzie do tel pory moga
zmienit sic bardzo stosunki w
parlamencie wegierskim, moze
nastapic nowe ugrupowanie sic
stronnictw, ale wszystko to ME
os}abi, lecz chyga tylko wzmocni
prad narodowy ma Wegrzech, bo
- lie dis wnosic MONA, bedzie
to koncentracya ma lewo ME ma
prawo, w duchu narodowym, a
ME zachowawczo dualistycznym.
Hr. Khuen-Hedervary wyba-
wi wiec tylko monarchie chwi-
1owego przesilenia, odroczy ko-
sztem ogromnego ustepstwa de-
cyzye, a ME zapobiegnie dalsze-
mu rozluznieniu sic stosunk6w
miedzy Wegrami / Przedlitawia.
Prad separastyczny jest silniej-
sly, niz odpornosc wewnetrzna
monarchii Habsburgow, faktu
tego lie zmienia zadne sztuEi
parlamentarne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-07-09
Lis instructor.

Poproszono raz lisa, 4eby dyrektorem
Gesiego zostai ch6ru. Podjal screen
skorem.
Do prob wziai sic natychmiast tax
peiny ruchu.
Uwidocznii wnet talent W kierowni'
Gym duchu,
Takim ch6r gegajacy powi6di swie-'
tnym torem,
re 1 tydziefi ME minal W dni krotkicn
iancuchu,
Jak wszystkie mu spiewaly najwybor-
niej W brzuchu.