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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-12
DINNER or WAR SEERS.
Jerome Gives Them His Views on Criticism
Lieut.. Com. BernadOu on Plate Armor.

Jerome Gives Them His Views on Criticism
Lieut. tom. Bernad0u on Plate Armor.
The Society OF the Caribbean, compris-
ing war correspondents Of the Spanish
American War and q number OF officers Of
the army and navy. held It's annual dinner
last night at the Caft Martin. 1t was the
fifth anniversary Of the Battle OF Cardenas,
and one of the guests of honor was Lieu
tenant Commander John B. Bernadou, who
was in command of the torpedo boat Wins
low in that battle, and was badly wounded.
He said that too little attention is given to
the personnel of the navy.
In case another war came soon, which he
hoped would not be the case, said Lieuten-
ant Commander Bernadou, he wanted to
he fighting behind forty inches Of armor.
This fighting IN the open is not all it 4
cracked up to be. said he.
District Attorney Jerome was heartily
welcomed when Toastmaster Nicholas
Biddle called upon him. Mr.. Jerome said
among other things that severe, II honest
criticism strengthened a man not thor
oughly wrapped up in egotism, but vilifca-
ton and abuse were too great a handicap
for any man to Withstand.
Among other speakers were Lieut.. Hutch
inson Scott Of the revenue cutter Hudson
Poutney Bigelow, Bryan r. Newton
joni F.. Burke. Homer Davenport and
James B. Creelman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-12
OPERA FOR COLORED FOLKS.
ruE UOST EXCLUSIVE CIRCLES
SHONE AT "AIDA."
Not Enough Negro Harmony to Go Around
40 Orchestra and Chorus We're White
You Might Not Recognize the Score,
INT intcrnissions We're the II cal Thing.


Tho roored singers Of the Theodore Drury
upera company emerged last night at the
lexington avenue Opera House for their
fourth annual performance of grand opera
IN black face. In the past Carmen"
II ,uarany" and Faust" have been Sc
looted for this event. Last night Verdi's
AIDA" was the opera.
Although the performance may change
from wear to year. the audience never does.
T. is always large and Respondent Opera
j. an arstocratic diversion, whatever the
complexion of its auditors may be, Every
Goa, in the theatre was taken, and the
crowded boxes buzzed with conversation
during the intermissions. Diamonds
.parkled on immaculate shirt-fronts and
aigrettrs waved on carefully dressed
coItlurcS
The caterers and their families. always
highest in the colored social circles Of this
CIV were securely entrenched in places
ni honor in the first tier of boxes. The
Sleeping car porters, only a grade lower in
the same social organization, were also
represented in the seats Of the mighty;
ard 40 the audience was graded down
through Wallets and janitors to head walters
and their assistants who sat in the parquet
seats
1t was not only an animated audience
hut an alert and interested II somewhat
confused gathering. The intermissions
were made appropriately long, and sub
scriptiln nights at the Metropolitan were
more than suggested by the laughter and
polite chatter.
In the general brilliancy of the audience
tn" performance Of Verdfs opera fell into
a secondary place, which was. OF course,
properly operate and metropolitan. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-12
HOTEL STRAND,

Atlantic city. \. j.
The stand is a rev. modern hrcpr Dol hote
overlooking the world famed boardwalS and
Booking representative. j. L. rRENCHARD
ut Hotel Wellington. 5Sth s.. and IN ave. Ne"
York CITY Daily from 10 \. ", 10 4 +. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-12
THEATRES READY FOR SUMNER
Several About TO Close and Some Great
Successes VIII Cease for q While.

Several playhouses will close next week
for the season On Saturday night four
plays which have enjoyed prosperity end
their runs here They are: Nancy
Brown" at the Bijou, -Everyman at the
Garden, "A Message From Mars" at the
Criterion and MIR. Blue Beard" at the
Knckcrbocker A week later Grace George
brings to an end her stay at the Herald
Square in Pretty Peggy
Frank Daniels began q limited engage
ment at tho Academy Of Music last night
in Miss Simplicity" There is no let-up
in the attendance at the Broadway. where
the Prince of Pilsen" Is playing, Cecil
Spooner ia making friends in this borough
Days, Joseph Jefferson is playing at
the Harlem Opera House. This. is the last
week of the veteran actors only engage
ment in this city this season. Louis Mann
is PLAYING "a return ehgagement a. the
Wess, End il, An on Accoun. Of Eliza "a: ,,,ua
month at the Manhattan. Ezra Kendall in
THE Vinegar Buyer" stays the Savoy.
"The Wizard of Or" will run all summer at
The Majestic. Large audiences continue to
greet the Sultan Of Sulu' at Wallack a.
"A Fool and His Money at the Madison
Square is a succession Of laughs. The
success in Turning for Office at the Four
teenth Street Theatre. The last three weeks
are announced OF The Darling Of the Gods
al the Belasco. Dave Warfeld's return
in "Thc Auctioneer" has drawn big crowds
to the Victoria.
Resurrection remains at the American
The Donnelly stock company is PLAYING
"She Stoops to Conquer" at the Murray
Hi, The Grand has Mrs Jack" the
New Star "A Desperate Chance. the Prin-
cess There and Back the Metropolis
Defending Her Honor and the Third
Avenue Marked for Life" The Ferenczy
Opera Company will close the season at
Bret Harte's melodrama "MLiss" is
the bill at Proctor's Fifty-eighth Street, T.,
There is good vaudeville at Twenty-third
Street and the Face in the Moonli ght' at
the l25th Street house. keith's bill is as high
class as usual The Circle continues to give v,
only all-star acts. Tony Pastor has hali
n dozen topliners at his house this week
The electric theatre is a special feature
at the Eden Musee. a Night on Broad
way" is at the Dewey. a Womans Crime
at Huber's and ten big vaudeville acts at
Hurtig & Seamon's.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-12
MRS. ARDEN HEADS THE ". L..
But Maybe She Wouldn't II the Amelia
bingham Go. We're In Town.


professional life in any sphere develops
political talent and talent for politics is
a good thing to have at any time OF iife,'
was the comment of Mrs. Edwin Arden
after she had teen elected president Of
tho Professional Woman's League yester-
day after a close contest. There were 90
votes for Mrs. Arden and 81 for Mrs. F.. L.
Fernandez.
And If the Amelia Bingham company
hadn't been cut of New York, Mrs. Fer
randez would have had twenty votes more, :
said Miss Sara Palmer, who was ono OF the
stump speakers for the defeated candi-
date, What do think of the new presi-
dent? Just say think she's sweet; that's
enough"
Just before the polls closed there was
plenty Of excitement Out on the steps OF
the League clubhouse on West Fory-fifth
street, representatives OF the rival can
didates stationed themselves to nail in
coming voters. Kisses and smiles and
.dears" and "dearies" were lavishcd upon
struggling members who had rot pre-.
sented themselves earlier. But most OF
the voters, like those from Kansas, went
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-12
FERRIS WHEEL COMEDY.
An Old Tale In Now stage Dress Cieveriy
Handled by the Proctor Folks.


Handled by the Proctor Folks.
At the Fifth Avenue Theatre last night
4Who Is Brown" q new farce comedy
wa & produced by the Proctor Stock Com
many The farce is in three acts lts
author is Frank Wyatt ..,n The 7 Prost9 r.
nothing very origt nal In the comedy, but
old situations are cleverly treated and the
complications have the merit that age
brings. ..,.
city. Jack Tempesi (Joh ~. Wesley ",sta goes
He takes a ride on the Ferris wheel, and and
while he is in mid air the wheel stoPs ., and
s s,,spects tsat his wife won't believe him
when he tells the truth about his ,s scyih" .T
he spent the night with John Brorn, an
Cd college chnm n IN he n,c sSeqT sx: IN H.
story. and her subsequent Investigations
supply the basis for the farce.
Frederick Bond was good as an b'tler
He and Eva Vincent supplied most OF the
laughter In the farce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-12
"THE RN4W AVS"
A Lot ot Changes Must He Made In the
New Casino Show IT II Ia to Last.

Lavish expenditure and pretty girls have
saved THE Runaways" from absolute
failure. and the show. which saw its first
New York audience at the Casino last even
ing, will probably be whipped into such
shape that il can endure all summer.
The book is deadly and the music is as
had. but some lively logs and some capti-
waiting wnks in tho chorus make these
forgotten.
The specalties are better than the
average. and with the oh inges that will be
int reduced before the show re lily begins
its run, Improvement may be expected
that will lift it out of the terrible monotony
of badness that distinguished it last night,
Of course money has been spent on every
detail Of The Runaways" Costumes,
scenery-ev everything is expensive. 1t is
too bad that intelligence and coherence
are absolutely lacking.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-12
HOTEL RUDOLF.

Direct ocean front. Atlantic SHJ ". ~
open throughout the year.
American and European plans
Rooms with sea and fresh water baths. MUSIC.
\. Y. Representative 3 PARK Place u 20 A: n. 70
up. NJ. Hotel Imperial, . TO 10 a. NJ. $50 TO =; NJ
Telephone GOjD-Cor,!and.. L. u. Ny EHS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-12
Dixey In q New Farce.

Henry E. Dixey will play the leading pa TT
in farce named Facing the Music, which
is to be produced at the Garrick Theatre
on Thursday Of next week. Skipper 4
Co., Wall Street" will leave the Garrick
at the end Of this week and go to the Holli,
Street Theatre in Boston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-12

MendelssOhn Glee Club Dimes T. &. Benedict
The Mendelssohn Glee Club gave dinner
last night at Mendelssohn Hall in West
Fortieth street to f. c. Benedict. The
club is 81 years old this season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-12
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE.

stone. Iron and Slate Construction. Atlantic
Cl,y's newest ho,c!, Sea water In all baths Teie.
phones In rooms. music, valet service and o'nef
modern motel convcGlcnccs Coll. Booklet.
.lnSIAH WILLIE & SONS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-12
HOTEL ACNEW
HOTEL STERLING. Fireproof,

Ocean end Kentucky ave, -
Jnobstructcd Ocean view Capacity 800 ~;
yatc baths electric hight elevator. steam heat std
In every way modern and up TO date: Table ana
service not cAccled anywhere: $3.50 10 Sl.oo
weekly: s.. so up daily Special for May anu june
Free coach meets trains. an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-12

10 nunee,,s s' p.rfeet euup,nent and roadbed
Comfort. Speed. safety. pinlnr ana care cars
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-12
HADDON HALL

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
This well known hotel remains open Throughout
the year; golf yachting. driving. riding: the evet.
famous boardwalk, &c: Illustrated booklet NJ T.
LEEDS 4 IIPPINCoTT.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-06
Telegran1y.

Kingston, Jamaica, 6 kwietnia.
= We wszystkich prowincyach
Kolumbii, z wyjatkiem Panamy,
objawia sic coraz wieksza ME
chec przeciw przyjeciu traktatu
kanaiowego. w kongresie wick
kszosc poslow jest "a zatwierdze-
MEM traktatu, lecz nalezy sic o.
bawiae, re gdy to nastapi, Ko-
hrnbia stanie sic widownia poll
tycznych zaburzeh.
Rzyrn, 6 kwietnia. - We Wa
tykanie rozbieraja kwestye, W ja-
ki sposob pogodzic zaaniar wi
dzenia sic krola Edwarda z Oh
Gem swietym - ceremonia}em
sfery watykanskie zobowiazuja-
Gym. Krol musi wybraG sic do
Watykanu angielskiej ahbasa-
dy, ktora podczaS DyInoscl hro@
Ia w niej, stanowi jego wlasne
mieszkanie, a ME siedzibe posla,
kt6ry przy Watykanie ME jest.a-
kredytowanyn. Azeby ceremo-
niaiowi stafo sic zadosc, kardy-
nal Ran1polla, zaraz po poslucha-
niu krola ii papieza, winien rewi-
zytowaG Edwarda, azeby Wa
tykanu wrocil prosto do amba-
sadly, a ME ma dWor krola WHO'S
kiego, kt6rego papiez "a wladce
Rzynu ME uznaje.
Pelsin, s kwiet, = Rad chihski
zawarl ,lkiad ksieciem Tuap |
generalem Tung Flu Stag, na mo-
cy ktorego W prowincyi Kwang
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-06
Rome WiadOmoSc1
teIegraficZne.

- Cesarz Wilhelm szuka ma
rzeczonej ola nastePcy tronu ME
miecldego.
= w Madryoie ME bylo wczo-
raj wolno odbywac mityngow z
obawy pred rozruchami.
= w Kolmar, w Alzacyi, wy
buchnal grozny strajk. Zachodzi
potrzeba ogloszenia stanu wojen-
nego.
= Krazownik niemiecki "Vi-
meta" otrzylnai rozkaz, azeby ply
wal po wodach kubahskich.
= Ma Gornym Szlazku staraja
SIG Niemcy stiumic ruch polski.
= w sobote policya w Madry-
Gle dala 800 strza}ow do ludu,
lecz pomimo to musia1a sic CO.
fnaG. Z dachow rzucano ma poll
lcyant6w doniczki hwiatami i
linne pooiski.
= Zachodzi obawa, re okret
"Bambara" ma ktoryrn znajdo-
waso sic 10000 funtow prochu i
dwie skrzyniea dynarnitu, ulegl ma
morzu katastrofie, skutkiem eks-
plozyi.
= z Rzynu donosza, re arcy-
biskup Ireland ME ma widokow
zostania kardynalem.
w Tyflisie zbezozeScili robo-
tricy zw1oki kaukaskiego magma
ia Palanonodowa, podczas po-
grzebu.
: Bogate amerykanki wyda}y
w roku zeszlym w Paryzu S mi
lion6w do1arow ma zakupno ka-
peluszy i sukien, 4 miliony ma
zakupno drogich kamieni pach-
nidel.
= w Helena, Mont, znalaz}
p1umbiarz skrzynie, zawierajaca
$4,000 ukrytych pieniedzy., VIA
sciciel domu dad mu dolara znale-
znego.
= Sad praysieglych W Salem,
Mass, przyznal pannie Louise
Kinsella $1,000 odszbqdowania.
Parma Kinselta skaleczyla sic W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-06
Pr20ClVniCy kanaIu panamSkie8o.
kolun1bijczycy groza buntem, jezeli
ich kongres traktat zatwierdzi.
Wesel ehRe essaza Wihslna przaseia ma katofeyzn.
Plan Edwarda Widzenia sic Papiezem natratia ma
trudn0Sci
t Roosevelt swiecn niedziels Sioux City, S. D.

socyaGsci przeszliby do opozycyi,
a chwila zrniany ich frontu ru-
naIby obecny cabinet. Ma bieg po-
litysi zewnetr1nei wybor Jauresa
wplwu risn1a, bo szeregow
tych, ktorzy oddawali glos ma ME
go, rozbrzrniewalo rownoczesnie
has}o: ,,Vive l'Alsace-Lorraine
quand meme. " To ,,quand meme,
swiadozy najwymowniej re wszel-
kie grzecznosci cesarza niemiec'
kiego, wszelkie wysi}ki gabinetu
niemieckiego dlapozyskania przy-
jazui Francyi, pozostana bezo-
wocnyni.
Kto sledzi zreszta bieg bieza-
cej polityki zagranicznej, ten w
biegu polityEi frSncuskiej spoty-
ka sic ma ka4dym kroku ostrzem,
wynierzonem przeciw Niemcom.
lie by to jtz wojen mialy Mem
ey z Francya, gdyby brady ma
przyk1ad ma wage poszczegolne
mowy wojownicze francuskiego
miristra wojny. Znanemi So W
swiecie dyplornatyc7nytn intrygi
ministra Defcasse czasu wojny
afrykahskiei. zarliwie wygrywal
borrow mobec Anglii ma nieko-
rzyse Nieniec, by burzye przeciw
Niemcom opinia angielska. w
Berlinie dobrze tez wiedza, jak
gorhwie pracuje francusld amba-
sador, przy divorce wloskim Bar
Fere mad TEN, by W1ochy odcia-
gnac cd trojprzymierza przyla-
czyc do FTancyi.
Korespondent odnosnej rozpra-
wy w ,,Koeln. Volkszeitung" jest.
przekonania, re Francya bylaby
juz dawno mojne ,Niemcom z po-
wodu Alzacyi Lotaryngii wypo-
wiedziaia, gdyby car skinas W tym
wgledzie przychylnie g5owa. Car
zas tego nie zrobi, bo ME na to "a
war1 Francya przyrnierze, azeby
wszczynae trojprzymierzem ME
pewna zreszta W skutkach w6jne,
leoz dla podniesienia swego zna-
czenia w Europe. Europa wojny
powodu Alzacyi Lotaryngii le-
kae sic ME potrzebuje, aczkolwiek
glowulie dla tych prowincyi beda
Hlialy Nierncy we Francyiwieczy-
stego wroga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-06
Jak glosoWac?

Skoro wyborca polski jutro 2 balotem
wejdzie do swej skrytki, niechaj najprz6d Cd
szuka nazwiska polskich kandydat6w np. "
l6tej wardzie p. Smulskiego pana J0zwla'
kowskiego)i W kwadracikach pred temi ma
zwiskami MECH nakresi krzyzyk. Potem
MECH sic zastanowi, kt6ra partya przemawia
najwiecej do jego przekonania / niechaj krzy.
zyk nakresG W kofku tel partyi.
PHzekreslac zadnych ma
zwisk ME wolno, bo MONA popsud
ballot, a kto tax radzi ten zle radzi umyslnie,
azeby szkodzic wyborcy. Pamietajcie tenn!
G}osujcie wczesnie, bo tylko do godziny
4popo}udniu otwarte sa miejsca do g}osowania.
G}osujcie wszyscy bez wyjatku jezeli
chcecie bye godnymi nazwy wyborc6w
0ddajcie swe gfosy po glebokim namysle
ludzion, kt6rym oddac gfosy nakazuje vase
w}asne sumienie obywatelskie, bez wzgledu ma
wszelkie inne uczucia lub interesa!
Kto ME umie sobie. poradzic, W jaki spo
sob ma po4ozyc krzyzyki, ten MECH sic zwr6ci
prosba rade do sedzi6w wyborczych, kt6rzy
maja obowiazek bezstronna da6 rade.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-06

,,Liga" podajac krytyke wszyst-
ich kapdydat6w ma aldernanow
z ca1ego miasta, o zadnym TAXA
pogarda sic ME wyraza jak o Klaf-
Gle j Kuntzu. Tylko 16 warda sa-
ma ma swyrni reprezentantami lu-
dzi, lst6rych gazety nazywaja po-
litycznyrni fagasani, szakalami i
t. d. Tylko wr6g I6 wardy mogf-
by i nadal takirn indywiduom
sw6j CLOS oddae. chicagoscy A
merykanie powiadaja, re tylko
taxi, kt6ry jest pozbawiony wszel-
kiego wstydu i poczucia uczciwo-
Sci moze takim ludziom swoj CLOS
oddat.
A zatem obywatele 16 Wardy!
Oczyscmy sic tel hahby, wy
bierajac ME nowego oszusta ma
naszego reprezentanta, ale hczci-
wego czfowieka, mianowicie pana
J6zwiakowskiego!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-06

uderzy} go kanieniem W gfowe,
o czem Reese swym rodzicom
ME wspolninal.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, s kwietnia.
= Stosownie do orzeczenia ko-
misyi strajkowej zostali maszy-
nisci dniem kwietnia zwol-
nieni cd obowiazku pracowania
w, niedziele.- Wozoraj przeto
swietowano po raz pierwszy W
tuteiszych kopalniach.
Waszyngton, 6 kwietnia. =
Doszto do wiadomoSci tutejsze-
go -zadu, re prasa niemiecka
bardzo nieprzychylnie przyjeia
mowe prezydenta, wygloszona W
Chicago. Gazety przypuszczaja,
re mowa ia byla skierowana wy
}acznle przectW NieIncom STA
nowila dla Mich przestroge,, axe
by ME kusiiy sic po raz drug,
gwa1ciG doktryne Monroego.
Nadto maja gazety niemieckie "a
zle posAowi niemieckiemu, baro-
nowi Sternblrg, re pozegnal ma
dworcu kolei zelaznej odje5dza-
jscego prezydenta, pomimo re
zaden z innych poslow tego ME
uczyni1. Zarzucaja Sternburgowi,
ze odegral role lokaja wobec pre-
zydenta, ktory jest nieprzyjaznie
usposobiony wzgledem cesarza
Wilhelma narodu niernieckie-
go.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-06
awk str, pobity pc glowie

hawk str, pobity po g1owie i
twarzy!
Wczoraj zak1adano sic jeszcze
W takim stosunku: "a Harriso-
nem 1o:7; "a Stewartem SO; "a
Cruice'em 1850; "a Cruice'em ma
drugiem miejscu rs; "a prohibi-
cyjnymi kandydatami handy
datarni innych partyj = 1000.
Obywatele Stanisiaw Wich-
iacz i Michal Konwihski zalozy-
: Ii sic 0 rezultat wyborow w IS
wardzie. Jezeli Jozwiakowski 20
stanie obrany, to Konwihski ma
w taczkach powiest Wichiacza
po ulicach 16 wardy do mieszka-
mia obranego; a jesli przejdzie
Klafta, to Wichlacz W buggy po-
ciagnie przez ulice Konwihskie-
go.
Ma 20 mityngach wczoraj prze-
mawiali Harrison j Stewart W
roznych stronach niasta.
Dzisiaj wieczorem odbedzie sic
wieIki nityng W hall parafii sw.
Trolley w interesie p. Jozwiako-
wskiego, kandydata niezalezne-
go ma aldermana I wardy. Pre-
mawia6 bedzie w interesie p. Jo-
zwiakowskiego miedzy innyms p.
Jan F.Smulski,republikahs kan
dydat ma rzecznika miejskiego.
w jak przebzydly sposob
w swoich cyrkularzach do wybo-
row rozeslanych kiarnie August
G. Klafta, kandydat "regularny'
demokratyczny ma aldermana I6
wardy, swiadczy o tenn okolicz-
nose, re ma cyrkularzach pol
skich, zatytulowanyeh "Do oby-
wateli Polakow Io wardy'', znaj-
duje sic TAXI ustep:
"Jestem urodzony W 16 war
die, wychowalem sic ksztssci-
dem w szkole sw.Stanisiawa K,
przy kt6rej bylem pol roku nau-
czycielem."
w cyrkllarzach. zas angiel-
skich, rozesianych do innonaro-
dowc6w, rowniez podpisanych
przez Augusta c. Klafte ozdo-
bionych jegoportretem,j ,jak kcyrku-
larz polski, pisze on:
81 was born in Germany and
came with my parents to Chica-
go at the age OF five, and have
been educated in the public
schools and college in this city
ETC."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-06

reke, nie destawszy. W tramwaju
miejsca do siedzenia.
w turnieju szachistow A
merykanow Anglikow odniesli
zw9ciestwo Amerykanie.
= We Waszyngtonie areszto-
wano H. K. Mossera Erie, Pa,
kt6ry by} elegancko ubrany i no.
sill znak zwiazkowego. detektywa.
Milionerka Hetty Green
przeprowadza sic Hoboken do
Chicago, obrazona ma tamtejsze
wladze, ze kazaly jej wykupit
marke ola psa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-06
("Urodziiem sic W Niemczech

("Urodziiem sic W Niemczech
przybyiem z rodzicaani -moimi
do Chicago liczac lat S itd.)
Otoz hajwidoczniejsza jest
rzecza, re W jednym tych cyr-
kulafzy Klafta kiarAie.
Nadto rozesianocyrk
pisany przez dsugi szereg roz-
nych osob firm, popierajacy
kandydature Klafty. Many do
wody ma to co do niektorych naz-
wisk tam podpisanych, re dosta-
ay sic ma ten cyrkularz wbrew ich
wiedzy i wolf. sledztwo co do
innych toczy sic.
Niemcy, Ajrysze, zydzi, csy de-
mokraci czy republikanie, staraja
sic usilnie, by Klafta Cd mich ami
jednego gfosu ME otrzymat, ably
oni wolni byli cd zarzutu bez-
wstydu. czy DUO Polak6w be-
die takich, kt6rzy narazajac sic
ma zarzut bezwstydu, dada gsos
cziowiekowi jak Klafta7
ze zreszta W podobnyoh dru-
kowanych cyrkulazach politycz-
nych czesto ma podpisy naduzy-
waja nazwisk os6b bez tychze
wiedzy wolf. to rzecz wiado-
ma.
Dzisiaj by1 Il mas w Redakcyi
pan J6zef Hehniniak, oswald
cyl, ae jego nazwisbo podpisa-
ne pod ogioszeniem republican,
skim, p. t. Stewart j Smulski"
podanem i W. naszym "Dzienni-
ku" W sobote dostalo sic tam bez
jego wiedzy re nilogo ME upo-
wazril do podpisania jego naz-
wiska.
W1asnie dowiadujemy sic, re
rozb6jniczej klice Kunza ME wy
starozabo wcale uczyc "bicia"
starszych i msodziezy; zaprawia
ona nawet dzieci do tego rzemio-
sla rozbojniczego.
Kiedy wczoraj kapela Macie-
rzy Polskiej szia ku najetej ii P.
And. Schultza hall ma rogu
Blackhawk str. i Noble str. ma
mityng Jozwiakowskiego, wypa-
d1y dornu pana Schultza (u fto-
rego hala byia najeta) dzieci te-
goz male dzieci innych czion-
kow kliki Kunza, i obrzucily
czionkow kapeli jajami, odpadka-
mi, woda ip. A. zatem i dzieci
juz rozbijacze wardowi ucza swo-s
iego rzemios,a rozbojniczego!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-06
DO SIAN. CiBYWATELI 1t6ej
WARDY!
RoDAcY!

RODACY!
Jezeli Wan honor obywatelski
jest drogi, gfosujcie jutro solidar-
ME "a OBJ. J6zwiakowskim ma al
dermana 16tej wardy. Jest on 60
dnyrn Waszego poparcia. Clos
oddany ma niego to CLOS "a ukro-
ceniem swawoi, teroryzmu O.
pfakanych stosunkow, jake W
tejze wardzie Cd pewnego czasu
zapanowaly. w. Waszej mocy jest
potozye koniec tel anarchii, kt6ra
wszystkim Polakom W Chicago
wstyd przynosi.
z szacurlkiem
JAN F. SMULSKI.