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RAILROAD NEWS.

4 Salt Lake City telegram to the
Memphis Commercial Appeal says:
Railroad men who are on the in
side declare that the inspection which
John d. Rockefeller is now making
of the Missouri Pacific, Rio Grande and
Denver and Rio Grande Western,
mean that the Standard Oil company
has combined with Gould to complete
the Could ns-continental chain.
Rockefeller has Just acquired the larg-
est holdings in Missouri Pacific out
side of the Gouds. It is the plan for
Gould, Rockefeller and Hyde to COM
Elete the control of southern lines,
and gradually work to the Pacific
coast via the Rio Grande 1t is to
be one of the most formidable rail-
read connections in the world, but un-
like the Northern Securities will not
throttle competition by absorbing
its line and strength by extending
theee lines into other regions in this
way it Will reach all over the United
States.
That one Of the most important pro-
j0cts of all is to reach the Pacific
ocean is proved by the feet that Mr..
Rockefeller has been taking in all of
ne sights of the coast from Portland
to San Diego, and is now making a
1aUi over thc Rio Grande lines in COM
paAy Wilh thcif own operating officials.
II is believed by railroad men here
W'2a have talked with Mr.. Rockefel-
lef that he purposes to complete the
Could system To the coast by gaining
control of the Clark road, or by build
ing a liae from This city to San Fran
cisco that will parallel the Hartman
line. A company to construct this line
has already been incorporated, and
preliminary surveys made Until
Rockefeller's visit here the man be-
hind the guns in this project was un-
known.
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DEATH RECORD.
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The funeral Of Mrs L. F. Holmes.
who died at her home near Altheimer
at 5 a. m. today. will take place from
the 10:30 Cotton Belt train Saturday
morning. She has many friends in
this city. which was her home during
the life of her husband. the late Dr.
l.. Holmes. was a member of a large
family. only three of whom are left
to mourn her demise They are Mrs
7. A. Eaton. Mrs. H. S. Affleck and
Mrs. Frank Winerich, of San Antonio.
Tex. Three grandchildren. Lillian and
Walter Hudson and William Winerich,
survive her.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17
SUIT

The senate passed the blind school
and Confederate home appropriation
bills. and considered the deafmute
institute appropriation bill
HE house passed Mr.. Apples bill
appropriating $1,000 for the care of
the graves of Confederate dead near
Austin. Eonoke county.
Id" senate passed Senator Sinp-
sons bin appropriating $500 for the
ret4"f OF the tornado sufferers in Van
Htrcn, White aud Cleburne counties
and the bill was read twice in the
house and made Il special order for
this morning.
The house adopted Mr.. Rodnans
resolution providing that the house to
convene hereafter at $50 Il. m. but
motion to reconsider was entered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17
THE DEED OF A BRUTE
John Spicer Negro Almost ElurGlefs S
Woman and Her Two Children

East Bariaqua street was again
made notorious last night A negro,
John Spicer, entered the home of Sa-
rah Booth, negress, and with piece
If iron struck her on the head and
then struck down Arthur, her son.
three years old, and her daughter,
Pearl. five years old. The three are
now lying unconscious and almost
dead at their home.
1t seems that Spicer has always been
mean negro. He has been living
with Sarah Booth for some months.
She decided to sever this association
and told Spicer to take his clothes
and 60 Spicer hung around all last
night and stated to several Of the
neighbors that he intended to kill the
Booth woman. Sarah Wilson. a near
by neighbor, stated that she knew that
Spicer was mean man and that she
sat on her front porch and tried to
stay awake, but that she fell asleep
and about 11:30 she awoke and heard
screaming. She stated that she heard
a man running down the street.
1t seems that Spicer attempted to
which had been nailed up with boards
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17
Like SiilV Sheen

'It takes rarcher to appreciate
that expression Like silly sheep y
declared a Western cattleman at the
Grand Union Hotel the other evening
II had several thousand sheep on my
ranch at one time, but I was cured of
raising them by their own eternal
dumbness. One time we We're driving
a flock to market, when one of the
leaders leaped into the air, and after
the habit of sheep, every one made a
similar leap when it came to that
spot This is such a common trick
with sheep that We thought nothing Of
it, until we noticed that tne sheep dis
appeared after leaplng. By quick
work we stopped the performance, and
found that the trail had been broken
by a cave-in, and the sheep when they
came to the brink simply leaped fran
tically and went down into hole thir-
ty feet deep. Before We could get
them out nineteen we're smotnered to
death. New York Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17

Little Rock. April 17.-Gov. Davis
yesterday appointed five members of
thc board of state capitol commissions
ers, although the act expressly pro-
vides That the commissioners shall be
selected by the general ASSEMBLY, in
joint session The bill was vetoed
by the governor Wednesday and
passed over his signature a few min
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17

He ripped the boards off. but for some
reason went around to the front door
and tried to break it down. but the
Booth woman had the bed pulled up
He then pulled the window out and
at this time another woman in anoth-
er part OF the house was awakened.
and came OFT on the street and be
gan TO yell for help, but before s.2a
could secure any assistance Spicer Il t
struck the Booth woman over the he. !,
frightfully crushing her skull. and
spoken since. The two little helpless
children are lying in the same eond.-
ton
Spicer tried to get away by gons
to the Iron Mountain shops. The dogs
arrived in the yards they could go no
further. ii is quite evident that the,
negro boarded a train and rode
through town. but it is reported that
he is in the city today.
The feeling among the negroes is
very intense. and quite a number are
ready to deal violently with the brute
who would thus viciously assault help
less women and children.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17
SENATE FOLLOWS
Passes State Capitol Bill Over the Gov
ernOr's Veto

BY vote of II to s the senate yes
terdaN followed the action of the
Aonse III passing over. the governors
veto the Merriman bill providing for
completion of The new state capitol.
fhe house passed the general ap-
oIaeeiation bill for The support ard
maintenance of the state government
the nnNt TWO years Also the Uni-
yersity Of Arkansas appropriation bill,
which carries, as amended $122 .eo0
IN round numbcrs, or $4,000 less
jhan the original bill called for.
Ihe house passed the Jacobs bill ap-
Mopti4tin2 1000 for teachers insti-
lltes. and the Funk brl providing fer
leaning oot the public funds in GER
tain counties.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17

day from Missouri He leaves today
for Louisiana.
e. n Whitney is here in the interest
Of a firm at Cairo, ILL.,, looking after
lumber and timber.
from Plum Bayou, where he has been
after some animals.
y, T. Richmond of Arkansas City,
is here today or business.
c. Appelts. Of Mannibal, No, is in
tie city as the guest of Arthur Fergu=
sea. on West Second ayenue.
MI Gus Blass. Of Little Rock, ar
rived today to attend 10 some business
and to visit friends ana relatives.
Nj. Nose Weiler Of joplin Mo. VIII
arrive in few days 20 BE the guest
II Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Weller.
Mr C}areaa M ain, Ct Hot Sp ings,
formerly here with the Citizens Light
and Transit company now has re-
sronsible position with the new telc-
pnone company at Hot Springs.
Mrs. p. E. Dooiey and Mrs. E. B.
Tonev, who have been the guests of
Mrs ]. P Knox and Mrs c. H. Burks,
left for their home at Memphis today
on board the Lucille Nowland.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17
Is SORE" ON LATIN.
Cne Man Who Sees No Manner OF Use
in lis Study.

IN iIS study.
Latin is a dum-fool thing. | feel
tnat way to-day My boy works at
atin and he requires so per cent Of
& metain@ to pegs something else. |
d. DC other 20 per cent mysell. The
i.e5 gsneh pronunciation is what puts
me al a disadvantage. When | was
a boz i,cnus was simply bone-us, roN
II is anoe-Use; bu, when a thing IS q
dln-Go0l thing the way you say it
eoesli t matter says writer in the
Booll-l overs Magazine Isn't it time
that on schools waken up to the fact
thai We can get along very we'll over
here without Latin? II we must have
it, give us three weeks of Latin roots
from an old spelling book and let it
&c at that. The teacher told me upon
inquiry lhat Latin gives a boy culture
| told her in two words that | didn't
believe in any such thil g. You might
as well scratch boys hack to pro-
duce culture. | know from observa-
ton as well as from experience that
Latin produces Obstinacy, and cranii
ness, and deceit and tickleness, and
hatred, and indigestion, and lying, and
sore eyes, and a syrong tendency to-
ward profanity. | admit that Latin
has it's place. but 1t belongs with 9TH
Ell Roman creations now dead # we
were the least Bit short Of studies
there would be some excuse, but we're
not
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17
NEWSPAPERS MAKE COED FUEL.
Massachusetts, Man Has Substitute
for Anthracite.

Tor Anthracite.
"Apropos the coa1 Question:" said
Bob Luce, the poBtlar member of
the legislature from Somoryille, I
am thinking about rever AGAIN burn
ing anthracite, even when the price
gets down to normal. have d substi-
tute. which has replaced tie luxury
very well during the past few months.
1t is very simple ore. too--a com
bination of hard wood and news
papers.
sAnd peculiar fact is that the
newspapers prove as lard to burn aG
some green wood whic4 one might en-
out of the forest. People will be slow
t. 's r ti:'',s '''.' but !. :. ''''. never.
sNo palmer illustration could be
given than was brought to my atten-
ton at fire which occurred at my
press-clipping bureau on Devonshire
street recently. The blaze started in
the workrooms, where are stored
numerous files Of newspapers. The
heat there must have been intense, for
type and other metals was melted
and ran on the floor like water. The
shelves were burned from under the
newspapers, but only the edges of the
papers were scorched.
IF one has ever tried to destroy
newspapers he knows tnat it is neces-
sary to separate the leaves in order to
succeed. A single sheet will burn
readily, but compact bundle of
newspapers will smolder for days.
Boston Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17
At The CHURCHES.

Last evening Rev. Fred d. Hale de
livered one of the most excellent dis
courses of the series of services. tax
ing as his text the following words:
is the Well With Thee?" He spoke
with great power and earnestness, en-
phasizing the solemn fact that moral,
-oGlai or financial standing can not
be accepted as substitute for real
Christ worship and service. This morn
ing's service was on the line of church
responsibility and obligation, and from
the many expressions of appreciation
heard on all sides, this service will
have its influence for great good
for years to come. Tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock there will be spe-
cial service for boys and girls. There
will be the regular service tomorrow
evening at 7:45, and Sunday afternoon
at $50 O'Clock a special service for
men and boys only
There We're three additions to the
Christian church Sunday morning
Mr.. Asa Mccain conducted the
Christian EndeaVor meeting at the
Christian church Sunday Mr. Mccain
is a Methodist and member of the
slpWorth league. This shows the prop
cr fiaterna spirit and feeling of
Christian fellowship. II is an eyi-
denee of the disappearance of biz
%ojry in the churches.
There We're thirty-siX persons in at
tendance at the meeting Of the Bible
class at tne Christian church Wednes-
day night
Much credit is due 10 those who so
efficiently trained the children for
Easter exercises at the Christian
church, and those who were so unfor-
tunate as to be turned away from
the building for lack Of OF standing
room missed a treat.
Regular services at the Christian
church Sunday. Subject OF the morn
ing sermon viii be, Failing From
Grace In the evening the subject
will be ''The Tomorrow of the
CIurch "
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Mrs. Virg Murdaugh, of Swan
Lake, delightfully."- entertained hel
friends with a dance last night About
twenty five couples We're present and
they say they We're treated to the fin
est spread possible, and all report
having an excellent time 1t was given
in honor Of Miss Rudolph, of Quincy
Ill.
The Young Mems club gave dance
last night at the Young Mems club
rooms at Altheimer. The rooms were
-torgeously decorated by the ladies and
many beautiful spring flowers lent
their loyeliness and fragrance to the
occasion. Music was furnish ed by
the Altaeimar brass band, and all
present had a delightful evening. Re
freshments We're served after the
dance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17
Comparison.

He-"Are Miss Simon and Miss
Timkins good friends?"
She-"I should say not. Why, they
couldn't be more bitter enemies if they
sung together in the same church
choir
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17
From Bad to Worse.

Magistrate-"Would you believe the
prisoner under oath ?"
Witness-"Not me. wouldn't be-
lieve anything he said even If l knew
It was true"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17
Friendly Criticism.

Askitt-"What do you think OF Hisee
as musician.
know enough about music to beat a
hum-drum"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17
Police Court.

Chas. Davis, drunk, S..
John Smith. committing a nuisance,
S..
Frank Moore, drunk, So
Walter Simmons, committing a nuis.
2nce, s.
Minnie Walker and Estel Belcher,
both colored, $40 each for fighting with
knives
Willie Brown, violating morality law,
So
James Allen, violating morality Jaw,
s..
Will Roberts, drunk, S..
Bob Diehl, drunk, IS.
Albert Henderson, drunk, S..
Stonewall Bradley, drunk, IS.
Hester Lavough, petit larceny sic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17
Governor Davis Appoints
Capitol Commission

utes after his message was read by
the house. by a vote of II to 10. Yes
terday the senate also passed the bill
over his veto by vote Of "a to s.
The following were appointed:
Messrs. Ham Brawley, Cabot, Ark.
J. w. Story. Harrison, Ark; Thomas
Cox. Little Rock: Hugh Cory, Texar-
kama, Ark; Charles Wilmans, New
port, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17
To Abolish Chancery Districts.

The house by the vote OF 40 to 80
passed the bill introduced ly Mr.
Moore (Rep), of Newton, abolishing
the seven chancery districts of Arkan-
slider was laid on the table. The chan
cellors affected by the bill are: Jesse
Ashley county; Leland Leatherman, Of
Hot Springs; John NJ Elliott, of Pine
Bluff; E. D. Robertson, of Wynne; J..
d. Shaver. OF Mena. and E. O. Ma
honey, of Eldorado.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17

SNAFa7JIo Ct T.VU NLW 7U4N u-~.--., ~-n.-.IS.
s,ala, II
q il.
A"i, Nt!rh daughter Rhode Island
inent la
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17
Hunter Knox to Wed.

1t is reported on reliable authority
that Mr.. Hunter H. Knox and a beauti-
full Texas lady will be married on Au.
gust 4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-17

There We're thirty-siX persons in at
tendance al the meeting Of the Bible
class at tne Christian church Wednes
day aight.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

Jakis wielki czlowiek
podpisujacy sic K. Barski cd
pewnego czasu zasila potez-
nymi ACKNOWLEDGEMENT "a
meryke" Toledoska ,,Zgode"
cd Zwiazku. Onegdaj opo-
wiedzial W ,,Zgodzie'':: ,,Jakim
sposobem mozemy sic zboga-
cic." Me wiemy czy p. Barski
sam zbogacil sic Nv spos6b
przez siebie zachwalony, i
czy m6wi z wlasnego do
swiadczenia, zdaje sic pre-
ciez, re tax. ME jest. p. B.
twierdzi BOWEN re koniecz-
mem jest najprz6d ,,stlumic
zawisc j ambicye, wykorzenic
czego chyba AMI
p. Barski, ami Mkt, chocby
ME tax bardzo madry jak p.
B., ME potrafi. z reszta Gala
ia korespondencya to mic
nowego. To jest chleb CO.
przecietnego socya-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

w HALL pod
francuzko ewangelickim ko-
scio1em pm. 1927 Centre ave.
odbywa1o sic przedstawienie.
Koscielny Piotr Under, jego
iona Irena i klerk Louis
Campondu byli zajeci groma-
dzeniem do zbiornika gazu,
wydobywanego przez ogrze-
wanie eteru. Gaz ten mia1 bye
uzyty do stereoptycznego a.
paratu, lecz skutkiem nieo-
stroznego obchodzenia sic
z MIN nastapi}a eksplozya.
Wszystko troje uleglipoparze:
niu i trzeba by1o odwiesc ich
do szpitala. Grozi i'm niebez-
pieczehstwo utraty zycia. la
two domyslec sic, re pred
stawienie doznalo przerwy, a
publicznosc rozesz}a sic do
dOm6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

SCRANTON, Pa, 3 stycz-
MIA. = Miasteczko Olyphant
by1o wczoraj widowiskiem
n~iepohamowanej paniki spo-
w%odowanej zapadnieciem ko-
palm Eddy Creek. Myslano z
poczatku, ze nastapilo tree
sienie lemi. Ludzie powy-
biegai z chwiejacych sic
budynk6w i poczei uciekac.
w tejze chwili z ogromnym
j loskotem zapadla
sic ziemia pochlaniajac W
swych wnetrznosciach hotel
O'Brien'a j try sasiednie bu-
dynki. Piec innych budyn-
k6w zostalo
osuniecia sic ziemi.
w tejze kopalni pracowa1o
przeszlo 100 g6rnik6w. Ma
szcze6cie znajdowali sic oni.
pc drugiej stronie kopalni j
przy rychlej pomocy udzie-
lonej i'm = zeWnatrz, wszyscy
zostai uratoWani.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08
AMER

CHICAGO, - Benjamin
Frank mieszka jake sublo-
kator U rzezniczki, PAM Kate
Stroebel pm. 1919 w. Fl I'll.
PAM Stroebel ~zauwazyla, ze
gina jej kielbasy j befsztyki
lecz poniewaz ma slad zlodzie-
ia wpasc ME mog1a, przyjela
us}ugi Franka, kt6ry okazal
sic gotowym Wejsc do lodo-
wni i uwazac ma kazde poru-
szenie gosci W sk1adzie. Wy
TRIVIAL ma tenn stanowisku przez
cztery dni i nareszcie docze-
kali sic rezultatu. Dostrzeg1
niejaka pania Wolf, jak do
pusci1a sic kradziezy. Sedzia
Dooley rozpatrywal te spra-
we wczoraj. PAM Wolf costa
Ia puszczona wolno, poniewaz
wzie1a tylko kawalek och}apu
ola PISA, a poniewaz pokaza1o
sic nadto, re Frank ME do
stall W lodowni kataru, zale-
como mu ,,waczowac" dalej W
zimnej szawie, azeby wykryc
w~1asciwego amatora kradzio-
nych kielbas i befsztyk6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08
S

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio.
Podczas pijackiej bitwy W sa-
Ionic Kadena, - w}asciciel
chciaI pijak6w wyrzucit ma
ulice, a gdy sic na niego rzu-
Gill, on strzeli1 W obronie
swego zycia i postrzeli1 smier
telnie niejakiego Patryka
Mulvihill. Stale sic to W VIE
cz6r gwiazdkowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

PEORIA, ILL.,, 81. grudnia.
A. P. Talbot, manazer Off
su Central Union Telephone
Co. W Delevan, niebezpiecz-
ME postrzeli1 swa zone i po--
pe1ni1 samob6jstwo. Tragedya
ia byla spowodowana zazdro-
.scia i szeregiem k16tni domo-
wych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08
NIEJAKI w. P.

NIEJAKI w. P. Hollen
back, niemiec zamieszka}y w
W czesci Kansas City,
lezacej pc stronie Stanu Mis-
souri,, postrzeli1 smiertelnie
swa zone poczem sam sobie
1eb wypali1. K16cili sic
oni ciagle i MAJ take da1 po-
dark gwiazdkowe zonie swej
i sobie: kule rewolwerowe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

:s-.::::
przez kilka lat skladai wszy
scy Polacy v Stanach lie
dnoczonych.
TAX zwany ko6ci6I nieza-
lezny wiecej niz " poprzed-
mich latach pochylil sic ku
upadkowi. Prowodyrzy chcac
sic ratowac coraz wiecej Cd
slaniaja swoja glupote i "a
rozumia1osc, a to lud razi,
vice tez spodziewac sic wy.
pada, il wkr6tce ME bedzie
znaku pc tel nikczemnej,
a nam wszystkim ublizajacej
szopce.
w history Koscio1a Kato-
lickiego wyr6zniac sic bedzie
rok ubiegly jubileuszem 25
zasiadania ma tronie
P]iotrowym OLGA 6w. Leona
XIII. Dwadziescia i piec lat
tego b~logos}awionego piano.
wanna ko6czy sic W March,
roku 1908, lecz uroczystosci
jubileuszowe rozpoczeto o rok
wcze6niej. Zaiste jest W tenn
.palec .Bozy, re staruszek, ia
kim jest obecny Ojciec sw.
Qiczy lat blizko 93) docze-
kali sic pomimo wszelkich
rachub ludzkich takiego ju-
bileuszu W pelnem zdrowiu
ciala i duszy. Mic dziwnego
przeto, re setki tysiecy spie-
sly do Rzymu wiernych j
niewiernyoh, ably ten eud
ogladac, ably u n6g Manifest
nika Boskiego zyczenia i
hold sw6j z}ozye i moe Boza
wyslawiac. : Masoni gdzie
NIGGA staraja sic szkodzic
Kosciolowi, gdzie Rad W ich
reku, tam walka ME ustaje.
Rzucili sic ma zakony W
Francyi, ~wypowiedzieli z
kraju setki tysiecy spokoj-
nych %obywateli, i spodziewa-
Ii sic przez to podkopac ko-
sci61, ale jakkolwiek krzyw-
da sic sta1a wielka biednym
zakonnikom i zakonnicom i
tym, kt6rym oni dobrze
czynili, kosci6} ME zachwial
sic ami ma moment, nawet we
Francyi. Zwyciezko takze
wyszed1 kosci6} z walki z ia
natyzmem professionalism W
sprawie zakon6w ma Filipi-
mach.
Rok tedy 1902 aczkolwiek
ME odznacza sic faktami mad
zwyczajnymi najwiekszego
znaczenia ola pojec ludzkich,
przeciez ME mozemy powie-
dziec, re by} to rok zupe}nie
zwyczajny. Przysz}osc dopie-
70 okaze w owocach prac
tego roku, jak mylnie sadza
,ci, kt6rzy powiadaja, re rok
ten to z kretesem lyle czasu
straconego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08
Poglad na rok 1902.
Dalszy ciag.)

Me ma1o klopotu naroblf
Rzadowi W Westinghouse cd
wiedzinami swymi Henryk,
brat narwanego cesarza Wi
lusia niemieckiego. Me po-
dobna bylo zupelnie go igno-
rowac, a przyjmowac urzedo-
wo sprzeciwialo sic zasadom
republika6skim, a vice kon-
stytucyi Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych. Wszyscy swobodnie O.
detchheli dopiero, gdy 6w
wielki? gosc wr6ci} do
swego Fatherlandu. Pewnie
temu pryncowi odechce sic
odwiedzac tax 5glosno Stany
Zjednoczone. Nadrwiono z
niego dose z kad nieprzyjem-
nosci m6gl sic nasycic pc
same gard}o, ale tez wysocy
urzednicy nasi nacierpieli sic
niemniej, DO ich te drwiny
opinii publicznej strasznie
k~ompromitowaly. Lecz z}e
nigdy ME. przychodzi samo.
Ledwie Henryk mia1 czas W
domu sic uzali6 ma rubasz-
nose Amerykan6w, juz mar
wany Wilus W miejsce zywe-
go wymysli} spizowego Ggoscia'
ola Ameryki. Narzuci1 Sta
nom .Zjednoczonym swego
niby wielkiego przodka Fry
ca statue, a prezydent, praw-
dopodobnie z obawy pred
zywymi pryncami, przyja1 O.
ferte, wymierzajac tym czy-
mem nieroztropnym policzek
wszystkim tym prawdziwie
wielkim ludziom, kt6rych
posagi znajduja sic W Wa
shingtonie, oraz wszystkim
uczciwym wielkim i ma}ym
ludziom, kt6rych idea}em
jest wolnosc, a kt6rzy z
serca n~ienawidza tyran6w,
jakim by} 6w Frye. - Fill
pinami za1atwiono sic W ten
spos6b, re Ago Lipca og]o-
szono og6lna amnestye i
madame cos napodobe samo-
rzadu. - Sprawl skonfisko-
wanna d6br zakonnych, a W
~rzeczywistosci zabiegi pro-
testant6w, ably ograbic ko-
sci61 ma Filipinach, dosta}a
sic, tax przynajmniej sic
zdaje, W rece uczciwe, i be-
die z%a1atwiona ME pc [mysli
professionalism krzykacz6w, a
z uwzglednieniem s}usznych
~wymaga6, katolik6w.
Kongres Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych W tym roku przy-
pomnia1 sobie pomiedzy in
nymi wielu sprawami takze
uchwa1e dawno zapad}a lecz
%zapomniana, ably postawic
pomnik naszemu ziomkowi
kt6ry walczy} "a wolnosc
Ameryki, Kazimierzowi Pu-
}askiemu, i wyznaczy} ma ten
eel so tysiecy dolar6w. z
reszta wielkiej donios}osci
czyn6w ME many do noto-
wanna, opr6cz moze tego re
Stany Zjednoczone zatarg 0
pieniadze z rzeczpospolita
meksyka6ska odda} do "a
}atwienia sadowi rozjemcze-
mu W Hadze, dajac tenn
dobry przyk}ad innym naro-
dom.
Polska w roku 1902 acz-
kolwiek niewiele, ale pre-
ciez postapila naprz6d. Bar
barzy6skie ~postepowanie z
dziatwa polska Prusak6w,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08
MAST AGENCl.

Upowatnieni 90 do kolektow&.
n,a abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepu
l3eY nasi agsnoi mie1soowi:
BAY CITY, Mich. - Alexsnde,
Niedxielski Cor. II q Van Buren,
BALTIMORE: FIR. Ziarnowsk,
7l9 8. Bond Str.
CALUMET, Mich. - Franoiazek
Lubow,ecki.
CHICAGO, Ill. - Stefan Hewell
COLUMBUS, Nebr. = Wiktor
Tarasihski.
SHoFA PARK, Wis.
n. IT. Ko6mioki.
BRITAIN, Conn. w. Z.
Sseu,borski ~ william Str.
NANTIUOKE Pa.-Fr.J ablohski
zoAK Hill. st. P~ogo1zslski.,
PlRE LAKE Wis. = Adam
Daunbsnsk.
ARROW, Nsbr. = JAa lA.tya
Grsnnlls n. D. Josef Grab b.
MlaA-T. G1ssAswsk