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Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-27
BIG FOUR GROUP.
Will Be Systematically Developed.
 Work commsdced Yesterday.

Will Be Systematically Developed
 Work commsdced Yesterday.
 The Big Four group of claims will be systematically developed, work having been begun yesterday morn ing. Shafts will be sunk on the ledge now showing ore on the surface and the owners propose to make the work substantial not only as pros pecting but development The To- cation. of the ground is admirable for mineral. being situated near the Golden Era and not very far from the Copper Glance, both of which have encountered paying ore. The own CTS are Tom Hogan, R. H. Elliott, Sam Spalding. William Edwards and Chas. Bloomquist. The group con sists of twenty-four claims. Some very fine indications show in the as- sessment work which leads the own CTS to believe they have a fine prop erty.
 The development of this property will be watched with interest by the Bisbee people as it will prove wheth- CT copper exists in that section whch has always been considered by the knockers" outside the copper belt, but on the other hand contended by honest miners to have as good a showing from it's formation ss any other part of the district.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-27
THE LATEST SALE

4 deal was consumated Saturday whereby H. B. Haviland. of Duluth. becomes the owner of a group of claims north of the town of Lowell. The consideration is S700 per acre or approximately S15,0O0 per claim on bond and lease. The past own CTS are L. C. Shattuck and the Over lock Bros. Negotiations have besn going on for some time and late Saturday the papers were signed and Mir. Haviland immediately left for the east.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-27
JlNGLES AND JESTS.
The Moving Man.

IT IIN 'fO " TIE IfE@1HFs Here comes the moving man once mo-e' Now trenblc one and all! Those sorrows that you knew ot yore Again are due to fall The dust shall rise and fill your eyes, And meath a housewives ban Youn wander, homeless, meath the skies Here comes the moving mani Your statuary shall be chipped. Your pictures shall be torn; Your meals shall now and then be skip
 ped:
 You'll wish you'd ne'er been born Let chaos reign in every roomi Give up each cherished plan; Resign yourself to utter glooms Here comes the moving man!
 Washington Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-27
Very Unfortunate.

He stood in the doorway, hat in sand anS the stuttering young lady was inviting him to call again.
 Come around S-s-s-s-s"- she began, trying to say Sunday, but the sentence was never finished.
 The dog thought she meant "sick 'em," and he did.-Kansas City Inde- pendent.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-27
IN THE MINING FIELD Operations of Interest Throughout the County of Cochise, Arizona
 and Sonora
and Sonora

c. H. McNally has just return from Indian Hot Springs where he has been for the last month recuper- asing his health. He was formerly in the employ of the Copper Queen smelter here and will reman in Bis be as he states it better than the Springs.
 Work begins this morning on the Twilight shaft Development will be actively pushed until ore is encoun- tered
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-27

Give the Irish their due but note another random pick from Farther land and see the boss German har de the ball. Long, Breitenstein, Hartzell, Klopf. w. Hallman. j. Hal man, Striek, Raub. Feltz, Greminge., Houtz, Esey. H. Deisel, J. Deisel, Zearfoss, Lundgrew, Lundbloona, Stroble, Foutz, Graffius, Bandelin, Hulseman, Krug, Schultz, Klobedanz, Gettman, Hoffman, Weidensaul, Yea ger, Selbach, Schriver, HoffMeister, Ailtzer, Gebhring, Pieiss. Lezotte, Finger, Schrall. Weihrauch, Rother- nal, Spies, Pietz, Jantzen, Jacklitzcb, Baerwald, Unglaub, Schaub, Moves, Schneider, Lander, Tate Krouse. Speesman, Busch, Schoefer, GOch. naur, Schmidt, Wagner, Volt Fertch, Fultz, Hartman, kruege., King. Stenfeldt, Thielman, KeisteT. Elberdeld, Beck, Bullow. Arndt Oh there's just seventy-one Dutchmez taken at random.
 The first professional association was organized in New York in 1871 and was known as the National assc- citation of Professional Base Bal Clubs. It's membership consisted O. Boston, New York, Brooklyn, Phila- delphia, Troy, Chicago, Cleveland. Rockford and Fort Wayne Today the organization with the same nam controls about three hundred large cites in its baseball efforts.
 There was Q grim baseball jok- sprung the other day in front Of one of the Bisbee stores. It seems tha- Jack Grim, the old Brooklyn catcher broke his finger in a game and wa worried over the injury to consid- erable etent. He asked the doctor. who had dressed the injured digit ii he though that he would be able t. play any more. The medico replied. "Oh, yes, within a week" But, say. doc, queried Grim, "Can I play the piano when it is we'll" of course, ' said the surgeon, ''you can play the piano in two days" Thanks" an swered Jack. q could not play Y before"
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-27
YOU DON'T WANT TO FIND

yourselves out of water some HOT DAY. do you? Well. then. why dong you get one of those Galvanized Iror Water Tanks-Plices s250 and up from F. c. ORD,
 The Plumber and Timer
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-27
cERRo EscARLATA MINES.
Work Has Been Commenced on the
 Gold Property in Sonora.

Work Has Been Commenced on the
 Gold Property in Sonora.
 The Cerro Escartata Gold Mining company has begun active work, and by the energy displayed. it is proof positive they will carry on the de yelopment and soon prove what they have.
 The property is situated four miles east of Nacosari, in Sonora, Mexico. and the owners have started work upon the property by sinking two shafts, each upon Q separate vein.
 There are twenty-six pertenencias in the group which was purchased by the present owners from the original Iocators a year ago. The showing at that time was of the most eacour- aging nature showing free gold. The Veins crop boldly on the surface and 50 foot shaft had been sunk on the vein. Assays from this vein across four feet show values of S17 to $50 in gold and silver and sampiing of other veins show $2 to $1S0. The property is between the San Jose and Fl Globa mines two well developed and producing properties.
 R. O. Dillon is in charge-of the de yelopment Mir Dillon is an old Colorado and Montana gold miner.
 The company will develop the property and erect 8 mill as soon as sufficient ore shows. The officers and directors are all well known business and mining men of Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-27
BASEBALL AND SPORT5

Donale, Cal, May. 26.-
 Briseno, the diminutive short stop of last years champions is said to have remarked that he would never play in a bush" league again. But the way things now appear it would be better for him to be big toad in a small puddle, than to be a small one in the ocean.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-27

A singular coincident in baseball is that both Chicago clubs are run ming neck and neck at the top of the heap in the two big leagues Los An geles has two clubs in opposing forces occupying the first position.
 gn the Pacific National Bulletin, issued by the Los Angeles National Baseball association, particular at tention of the fans is callel to the grounds of Reilly's team. It is said that the Prager park in Los Angeles is the finest on the coast, and that there is none other in the west that excels it.
 According to Spalding's baseball guide, the diamond is a square with sides 90 feet in length. It is exactly 6S.63945 feet from the center to any of these bases or to home plate, or 12727S9 feet from first base to third or from home plate to second base. The pitchers slab is just 6o.5 from the plate.
 T. is a certainty that Pitcher Me | Kenna of the fine and dandies" representing Bisbee last year. will return to to this city to occupy the ! slab for his old colleagues. Mac" ' possesses an unsurpassed salary soup bone and if but on the firing line for Bisbee's new organization i would almost insure another champi- onship.
 From the last two experiences of the far famed Oscar Jones, he is up against it. In his last appearance 4 he was bumped in all directions for ! 16 safe bungles and the time before the opposing sluggers slugged for keeps, getting fifteen solid drives be yond their bulwarks. Cricket may delight the English, And the folks of every nation Have some game they deem per
 lection,
 ! But the records plainly show us 1 That it takes the brawny Irish ! To supply the sort of ginger ! Necessary unto baseball. Note these names among the players Of the leagues at random chosen: | DougherJy and Delahanty. ] Hickman, Collins, Green, McCarty. Ryan, Barrett and Mcfarland, 1 Murphy, Moore, Mcann and Casey, Coughlin, Carey, Harley, Seymour, Powers and McGraw and Padden, Burkett, Kelley, Holmes and Griffith. Bresnahan, Kehoe and Gleason,
 Callahan, Mcclure, Maloney, Daly, Sullivan, Mccormick. Donahue. Dineen and Dillon, \ Sugden, Powell, Shields and Carrick. Garvin, Burke, O'Neill and Brodie. Doyle, O'Connor, Barry. Dolan,
 Corcoran, Ahearn and Farrell,
 Dunn, Moran, O'Hagan, Hughes, WaddelI and, lastly, Kenna.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-27
was Not Plain,

Tough Youth-Say. I want to buy some handkerchiefs fer young lady. CleTk-Piain?
 Tough Youth-Naw, she ain't plain, an kin licl, the man that says she is, Philadelphia Record.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-27
Hone.

There are fish in the sea good as ever were caught: There are fish Co be lost good as ever were sighed about; There are fish you can buy good as ever were bought: There are fish that have never yet been lied about.
 -Lippineotts
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-27
WATER NOTICE

All persons desiring to take water from the Mcdonald Springs. call at my office in Dunn's Drug store, opp. p. O. Rates s2.00 and $500 per month.
 A. J. Cronk
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-27

E. A. Mcfarland
 Asst. General Manager. Naco. Sonora, January 15. 1903 pdsssnger Time Table, E. P- & 5. w. Ar. from Douglas 7:07 m. Lv. for Naco 7:17 a. ID. Ar. from Benson, $50 a. n. Lv. for Fl Paso and Dougia 800 D. n. Ar. from Naco 12:3S D. n. Lv. for -Nac- 1 ?. m. Ar. from Fl Paso 4:42 p n.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-27

Sixty of them-count them,-sixty. Look them over. note the number, Then deny, if you are able, That the greatest baseball players In the universe are Irish.
 St. Louis Dispatch.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-27
COPPER GLANCE PUMPS.

The Copper Glance people are anx- iously awaiting the arrival of their new engine, boiler and pump. The pump is a Janesvjlle make and has a capacity of 200 gallons per minu'c. The engine is being built by the Union Iron Works, of San Francis co and is 9 model pattern.
 Meanwhile work is progressing in the mine. The new engine and boil CT will be installed at the present shaft and the present machinery moved to shaft No. which is now 200 feet deep.
 Copper ore is showing in the pres ent workings, some of which will run IS per cent besides it's values in gold and silver The showing is very encouraigng.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-27

A singular coincident in baseball is that both Chicago clubs are run ming neck and neck at the top of the heap in the two big leagues Los An geles has two clubs in opposing forces occupying the first position.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-27

H. s. Morrow. went to Cananea on Q short business trip yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-27
SECRETARY HAS RESIGNED.

E. c. Tomlison, of the Copper Glance Mining company has resigned his position as secretary. He has acted in that capacity since the or ganization of the company. His resignation is given that he may enter into the active mining business. Mir. Tomliason still holds a direct crate in the organization and will be closely affiliated with the develop ment of the property.
 
 W Ii. Mcguire and R L. Hogue, of Douglas are in Bisbee on their way to the Huachuca Mountains to inves- tigate mining property. They will be gone for several days,
 l. L. Merrill, superintendent of he Calumet and Arizona, is expected home soon.
 H. s. Morrow. went to Cananea on a short business trip yesterday.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-04
Rome notatki teIegraficzne.

w ksieztwie Sachsen Altenburg
obchodzono wczoraj dzisiaj 80 ro-
cznice wstapienia ma tron ksiecia
Ernsta.
w winnicach Lotaryngii poja-
villa sic prylloxera W przerazajacej J.
Iosci zrzadza wiellSie spustoszenia.
y w bawarskich austryackich AL
pach powodzie rowniez zrzadzaja O.
gromne szkody.
w Brunszwicku sierzant War
necke zostal przez wyzszy sad wo-
jenny skazany ma wypedzenie woj-
ska lat wiezienia "a krzywoprzy-
sieztwo | brutalne obchodzenie sic z
rel1rutami Bylo 155 skarg przeciw
MENU wniesionych.
w Pardubicach W Czechach ro-
dzina krawca Elgarda, zlozona re
szesciu os6b, umarla W skutek spozy-
cia trujacych ,grzyb6w.
= Portugalscy ministrowie naczel-
nicy wIadz cywilnych / wojskowych
" Lizbonie odwiedzili admirala Cot
tona ma okrecie wojennym Brooklyn.
= Miasto Armenak w wilajecie Ar
den Malej Azyi spioneio prawie do
szczetu.
: w Novel, Zelandyi dotkliwie da-
je sic odczuwat brak owiec. Wskutek
wywozu W skutek mrozow bardzo u
szczuplila sic tam liczba owiec.
w brytyjskiej izbie lordow przy-
sposobiono irlandzki bill gruntowy do
drugiego czytania.
= 2 Pinh Ii, W prowincyi Szansi
W Chinach donosza, re trzech katolic-
kich misyonarzy zamordowali tam
krajowcy.
- Ambassador niemiecki W Wa
szyngtonie, baron Speck Won Stern
berg, udaje sic do Oyster Bay, by
przedlozye prezydentowi swe papiery
pwierzytelniajace
w st. Louis, Mo-, Zosta} skazany
ma lat wiezienia karnego Julius
Lehman, byly czionek miejskiej niz'
szej izby "a przekupstwo.
w Pittsburgh W skutek uchwaiy
:!"Builders' League, $4,000 robotni-
k6w przy budowach zostaio wyklu-
czonych cd piracy.
w Waszyngtonie utworzyia sic
nova kompania cukrowa kapitaiem
zakiadowym $5,OO0,O00.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-04
Jego SwiatobIiwoSG, Papiez Plus X.
Patryarcha wenecki,

kardynaiow zamknietych w kon-
klawe, Smiertelnie zachorowa /
przyjal juz ostatnie sacramento
sw. kardynai Herrero y Espinosa.
Kr6l hiszpahski telegraficznie do
wiaduje sic stanie jego zdro-
via.
Berlin, q sierpnia. - Depesza
z Wrociawia donosi, re ma kolei
zelaznej pomiedzy Sucha Kal-
warya ma Szlasku austryackim
wydarzylo sic straszne nieszcze-
scie. U pociagu skladajacego sic
z II wagonow wiozacych ciezkie
kamienie, pekly ogniwa laczace
wagony, a oderwane wagony sto-
czyly sic szalona szybkoScia
wstecz po pochylosci 20 mil CD
dlugiej, i ma dole zetknely sic
pociagiem osobowym. Jak sly
chaG, 80 osob zostalo zabltych,
81 pokaleczonych.
Madryt, 4 sierpnia. - Grozacy
Cd diuzszego czasu strajk gene
rainy W Barcelona, Murcia, Ca
dix, Ronda, Alcoy innych mia
stach przemyslowych w Hiszpa-
nil wybuchl istotnie, ale W BARGE
Ionic zakohczy1 sic szybko przez
energiczne postapienie wiadz rza-
dowych. w innych miejscowo-
sciach przychodzi do stare po-
miedzy zandarmerya a strajkiera-
mi ludnoscia. w Sevilli lara
gossie kilka fabryk zburzono, MIN
policya rozpedzila burzycieli.
Wojsko w koszarach stoi W po-
gotowiu celem tluuaieaia rozru-
chow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-04

Rzyn, 4 sierpnia. - Kardynai
Macchi, sekretarz breWiow apo
stolskich, dzisiaj w poludnie o.
znajmil tlumom zgromadzonym
ma placu Sw. Piotra, re Kardynal
Sarto, patryarcha wenecki, zosta}
obrany Papiezem obral imie
Piusa X.
Natychmiast wojsko ustawilo
sic w szeregi prezentowa}o broh.
0 godz. 1910 nowoobrany Pa
piez Plus X ukazai sic ma balko
ME bazyliki i udzielii b}ogosla-
wieistwa apostolskiego zgroma-
dzonym tlumom, ktore wzniosly
ogluszajace radosne okrzyki
Papiez Plus X wyrazii zycze-
ME, azeby Konklawe pozostafo
ma sesyi az do wieczora do godz'
7ej.
Kiedy ksiaze Chigi, marszalek
Konklawe, spisywal akt obrania
Papieza przyjecia godnosci
przez tegoz, Kardynal Sarto udal
sic do zakrystyi, gdzie przybral
biaie szaty papiezkie. Asystowal
mu jego konklawista, ktory pier
wszy uklak} otrzymal papiezkie
biogos1awienstwo.
Nowy Papiez przybral szaty
biale wyjatkiem kardynalskich
poiczoch trzewikow, ktore czer-
wono odbijaly, gdy postepowai.
Kiedy sic ukazal powrotem, Sc
kretarz Konklawia, Mgr del Val,
uklaklszy, poda} mu biala papiez-
ka czapeczke posrod oczekujace-
go milczenia wszystkich, Plus K
zdjawszy swa czerwona kardy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-04

nalska czapeczke, z usmiechem
spuScil ia ma glove Mgra del Val,
zaznaczajac niejako, re bedzie on
mianowany kardynalem ma ma
stepnem konsystorzu.
Papiez zajal miejsce ma tronie
widocznie mocno wzruszony, by
przyjat pierwszy hold Kardyna-
low, ktorzy kolei przystepowali
do niego zlozyli pocalunek ma
nodze, ma rece, a cd Papieza o.
trzymali pocalunek ma policzkach.
Nastepnie odSpiewano TIE Deum
po$r6d powszechnego wzrusze-
MIA, poczem Papiez Plus X udzie-
iii Kardyna1om bsogoslawiehstwa
apostolskiego. Kardynal Oreglia,
w kohcu, jake camerlengo, wSo-
zyl .pierScieh rybaka" ma palec
PiuSa x.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-04
TELEGRAMY.
OSTATNIE TELEGRAMY
z Watykanu.

Rzyrn, 4 sierpnia, = Kardynsf
Giuseppe Sarto zosta1 obrany ma
stepca Leona XIII ma stolicy Pio-
trowej w siodrnem glosowaniu
Kardyna1ow zebranych w Kon-
klawe.
JE. Kardynal Giuseppe Sarto,
Cd dnia dzisiejszego Ojciec Swie-
ty, Namiestnik Chrystusa ma zie-
mi, urodzil sic W Riese, w d5ece-
zyi Treviso we Wloszech, d. ego
czerwca 1885, zatem liczy lat
68. Ksztafci1 sic w zakladzie Sa-
lezyahskim W Cattolongo, byl
najprz6d proboszczem ubogiej
parafii w Wenecyi, z biegiem lat
zostai biskupem Wenecyi, a ma
konsystorzu II czerwca 1903 20
stall mianowany Kardynaiem i
Patryarcha Wenecyi Jest row.
niez Biskupem Mantuy.
Ma rok pred Smiercia swoja
7. S. Leon XIII w rozmowie ks.
Lorenzo Perosi, slawnym kompo-
zytorem, wyrazil sic, wspomina-
jac . Patryarsze weneckim:
,,Staraj sic O jego wzgledy, Pc
rosi, albowiern w przyszIoSci be-
die on mogi wiele ola ciebie u
czynic. TAX mrliemamy, ze on be-
die Naszym nastepca". >. :. :.
Nowy Ojciec swiety przyjal
irnie Piusa K.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-04
Rok XIV.

via przygnebiajace wrazenie =
zanieczyszcona i, zbrudzona ma
niesionym mulem smieciami;
cmentarz koscielny czyli miejsce
pred kosciolem poszarpane po-
dziurawone; ogrody stanowiace
glowne utrZymanie dla cZlonkow
Zakonu 90. Paulinow zalane
woda blotem; injury opasajace
ogrody klasztorne koscioi, pod
myte nadwyrezone, grozace W
kazdej chwili zawaleniem sic;
fundamental jednej czesci klaszto-
ru naruszonet TAX, IL sciany mu-
row klasztornych rysuja sic W
straszny spcsob groza niebec>
pieczehstwem; posadzki klaszto-
ru ma parterze zapadniete i po.
niszczone; slowem klasztor 90.
PanIinow ma Skaice. poiozony mad
brzegami Wisly stai sic cfiara tel
nigdy ME bywalej powodzi. Tru-
dno mySlec o tenn, ably wszystko
wkrotce przyprowadzic do pier
wotnego stanu = ale ably przy-
najmniej ma razle zabepieczyc
pred grozacem niebezpieczen-
stwem potrzeba ma to vie
kszych funduszow. Poniewaz "a
kon 90. Paulinow przy swoich
szczuplych funduszach, wystar-
czajqcych zaledwie ma utrzylnanie
maiej liczby czlonkow, ME jest
w stanie pcmimo checi VIA
snych siiach temu trudnemu "a
daniu podoiac, dla tego 90. Pau
lini wzywaja i oczekuja pomocy
cd wszystkich wiernych, dla kto-
rych to miejsce drogiem i miiem
prosza gazety katolickie, ably
do swych czytelnikow "a koscio-
lem ma Skaice przemowily.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-04
Krakow, 20 lipca.

Do smutnej nader bolesnej
katastrofy powodziowej, ktora
nawiedzila Wielkie Ksiestwo
Krakowskie wszystkie miejsco-
wosci nadwislahskie, pozbawiaja-
wosci nadwislanskie, pozbawiaja-
ce tysiace rodzin chleba i dachu,
zaliczyc MONA take i Shake
Mieisce to wzbogacone pamiatka-
mi historycznemi, jak to: sadzaw-
ka sw. Stanisiawa, smiercia tego
swietego, ktora poniosi W obronie
WARY jako arcypasterz dyecezyi
krakowskiej, nadto ,grobami "a
siuzonych" naszych rodakow,
przedstawia dzisiaj smutny bar
dzo widok. A jeszcze, re pred
ki1ku zaledwie dniami, by}o tn
spokojnie, swiezo j uroczo bu-
dziIo zachwyt zwiedzajacych
to cudowne historyczne
miejsce. DIS wszystko zostaio
zalane woda, w skutek tego mi
szczone. Sadzawka obeenie spra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-04
EcHA z POWODZI.
Pozna1, Fl lipca.

Droga Debihska jest tax zala-
ma wodq, re nawet ruch wozowy
ME moze sic odbywac, tylko u
trzymywany jest ruch ma To-
dziach. Gospodarstwa przy Dem
binskiej So tax dotkniete powo-
dzia, re woda wtargnela do sto-
dol, do innych budynkow gospo-
darczych, nawet do domow. Ola
bydla zawczasu urzadzono miej-
sea podwyzszone, ably ME stafo w
wodzie. Pola zalewaja wezbrane
fale; zboze, ziemniaki inne plo-
dy ziemi zniszczone. kaki tum-
skie oraz iaki, nalezqce do Clio
why, wyglqdaja jakoby wielkie
jezioro. Ma dolnej Wildzie spie-
szono sic ze zwozeniem siana i
zboza oraz z wybieraniem zlem-
niakow. l tu juz powodz wyrza-
dzila dotkliwa szkode; po raz dru-
gi w tym roku odnosni wlascicie-
lie majq strate, spowodowana po-
wodzia, bo w maju b. r. woda zni-
szczyla ziemniaki inne okopowi-
zny, ktore potem powtornie "a
sadzono. Jeden z gospodarzy will
deckich stracil podcbno okoio 700
centnarow zyta. Wczoraj po po-
ludniu w skutek ulewnego desz-
GU byla zalana dolna Geese ulicy
Piaskowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-04
Bytom, 20 lipca.

w Rozdzieniu trzeba byio ro-
zebrac dom pcdmulony przez wo-
de, poniewaz sic po czesci juz "a
padi Szkoda budujacego wynosi
IS tysiecy NIX. w ogole obliczaja
szkode ma Szlazku ma 10 Milo
now NIX (Wynosi wiecej PrzyP.
Red" Prywatna pomoc ma prze-
dewszystkiem. zapobiedz chwilo-
wei biedzie. We wielu miejscach
ludzie ME maja zywnosci' VIA
DE staraja sic o zywnosc, ale i
prywatni ludzie okazuja wielka
dobroczynnosc.
Leg, Zawada, Szychowice, Tu-
RE otrzymaly po IS centnarow
chleba i krup Cd ks. Raciborskie-
60. Do Bukowa przywiezli PIP. FL
gula (ojciec SYM diva centnary
maxi krup, 20 funtow smalcu, 40
bochenkow chleba kosz buick ja-
ko dar 5ciu rzeznikow, jednego
piekarza jednego kupca W Raci-
bOrZu.
Wymienione gminy byly piec
dni pod woda. Domy az pod dach
byiy zalane. Z poddasza prosza
dzieci glodne Q kawalek chleba
ludzi, ktorzy zjawiaja sic ma To-
dziach. Powiat raciborski roz-
dzielii 600 rodzinom chleba tro-
che kielbas / kiszek, Poniewaz
ludzie musza pic wcde Odry,
dla tego zachodzi Ottawa, re mo-
glaby wybuchnac choroba.
Z Kluczborskiego pisza, re cd
27 lat ME pamietaja takiej powo-
dzi. Kraskow byl zupeinie oto-
czony woda. w Pszczyhskiem ro-
wniez szkody bardzo So znaczne.
Tamtejsza ludnosc wciaz cierpi
cd powcdzi. = Trzeba koniecznie
regulacyi rick.
w powiecie Nyskim woda "a
brala 10 mostow, 3S sluz, "a 300
tys.mk. materyaiow( (drzewa itd),
"a tysiecy jutrzyn pola i lax jest
zupeinie zniszczonych, oprocz te-
go wielkie szkody przy brzegach
groblach REX potokow. Nawet
mniejsze potoki .wyrzadzily wiele
szkody. Pionierzy buduja 9 mo-
stow. Maja pozostac az do ma
newrow w Nysie a ME odjezdzac
do Grudziadza.
w Wrociawiu dziesiatki tysie-
cy miechow piasku zuzyto w wal
ce woda. Ma moscie do miyna
Anwanda lezaio 200 tysiecy cent
narrow piasku W miechach, ably
woda ME zabraia mostu.
Kleska, jaka mas dotknela skut-
klein tegorocznej powodzi, jest
straszna wielka. Najstarsi ludzie
w wiosce naszej ME pamietaja t.
k:e; Wodv,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-04
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