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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24

election was 2241 below the registered
vote of the county.
From this incomplete Republican vote
of 2OS4. he deductS the total registered
colO1ed vote logs. to show that the negro
Republican vote is gr"Hter in the County
than the white Republican vote.
Could any showing I've more mislead-
ing
Now to compute the relative proper
tons Of the white md co,ored vote of the.
Republican Party in the county. with
any reasonable accuracy. the analysis
must he b;srd upon the registered vote
of the county. and not upon THAT cast at
an election at which only two-thirlS of
the registered vote were in the ballot loX.
As the total registered vote Of the
county is $3.50. and Co. Ash assumes
thut only 2OS4 of them are Republicans,
there should be Il Democratic plurality
of 4G0G in the county.
No Juggling either of facts OF figures
we presume could make this appear.
Now II careful analysis of the total
register vote of the county $3.50 in the
year 1902. conccding the Democrats Il
possible majority of four hun lrcd on Il
stl.ct party issue, shows Il combined
white and cO!ortNl Republican vote of
BIB. of which 2O7I are white and LOGS
c0.plrd. or n white prcdomwuncc Of 1909
in the Republican vote of the county els
registered in 1902.
On insufficient data. the Colonel af-
firms that the coirrcd dominates the.
white vote in the Republican Party of
Cecil County. whereas tho correct data
demonstrate, that the contrary is the
cGrt, in the proportion of nearly two to
One.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24
THE REAL ISSUE.

THE Editor of the "Whig" has
sought the opportunity To hear
u several prominent Democratic
speakers this campaign. solely
for the purpose of getting an authurita-
tive statement Of the real iSelu,s involved
in it.
Mr.. Warfrld and his associates on the
stump. hold up the So-callcd race issue,
which in fact is no issue ut all, but Il
nrgliici prejudice, and which has al
ready been Worn tllTcadbare in this cam
pign.
The one ovcr>lmldowiug and paramount
| issue il; Il hotter Election Law. the nee
r>,ity. for which no better evidence is
needed than the bunot t" he voted on
tire Bird of November. As has been for
| chilly said of 1.-THE present law il bad
because it is nut hom,,It, it is un>atis'-
factory hccursc it is full of tricks. and
| it rs evil because it WAS designed for
urfairre>s. \ bad election law means
all the other evils in politics. Hmd the
present law cannot he explained in hon
r>ty, or defended in justice. 1t was
framed 10y few mon. To accomplish dis
honest ends, AMI practically to dcf,ut the
will of the people of Maryland a,I cN-
PRESSED at the polls.
In the LEGISLATURE of 1892. the House
Of Delegates PASSED Il law by IL vote Of
aII the Republicans AMI five Democrats
which provided tlut if n cross mark
made by Il voter in the square opposite
the name of Il candidate should extend
beyond the lines of the square. that the
ballot should not be rejected. if in tn"
opiriom of a majority of the Judges
such extension WAS the result of acct
drd or mistake. Yet this mild and sr,u-
~ihe provision for getting at the inten-
tion of the voter was stricken out of the
bill by II Democratic Senate.
Under the Republican election law of
lSoG, the Judges We're required to- aSct,r-
tiiln IRON the marks ON the bclllOt the
read intention of the voter. Under this
law. elections were the fair,rSt and fleeSt
ever Known possibly in Maryland
Under the present law the contrary is
the case. Technical constructions, qlirks
and bubbles deprive thousands of their
votes, the intention Of the voter no longer
governing the counting of their ballots.
The repeal of this unjust and upright
"ouS Election LAW under which 40 many
individual wrongs are pelpctrated. is the
real issue in this campaign, which cam
NOT be olScured OF set aside, by weak
appeals to race passions. and race pre-
JUDGES.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24

If all our County offices could
be conducted more upon business
and less upon political methods,
they would cost the taxpayers of
Cecil county very much less
money.
If this is your belief, vote for
George r. Spence and Levi E.
Patterson for County Commits
sioners. They are both COM
petent business men, and will
give the property owners and
taxpaying citizens of the county
a good and economical admins
tration of county affairs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24
Notice To Trespasscrs

Having reason to believe that certain par
tiesarc in the habit of trespassing upon the
property OF this Company, and cutting down
and removing wood AMI other timber, evi.
dences of which are found III various places
we hereby warn all persons to rerarin from
TRESP NSS1NG and from CUTTING AND
REMOVING WOOD Of any kind from
the Company's property. A reward OF
Twenty-Five (S25,00) Dollars will be paid in
each and every instance tor information thai
will lead to the arrest and conviction of par.
ties so trespassing on any of the property OF
this Company within Cecil County.
WHITAKER RON co,
Jan 3tf Principle Furnace Md
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24

Fair elections, pure ballot
and an economical administra-
ton of public affairs, are the
issues the Republicans raise
with their political opponents in
Maryland. If you sympathize
with these objects vote the Re-
publican ticket.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24
EXPLAINS ARCHER INCIDENT.
W on. STEVENSON ARCHER
II WILLIAMS, the Republican

w on. STEVENSON ARCHER
II WILLIAMS, the Republican
\ u Candidate for Governor. adj
dressed Eilrge audience in the
Opera House, at Frederick, on TmaIu hay
night, the 10Th inst.
THE Democratic orators who hal pre-
coded him thcre showed the band taste to
revive tn" Stevenson Archer case. whose
shortage as Democratic State Treasurer
WIS one of the painful episodes in the
HISTORY of the Mary hmd State Treasury
and the worst nlSte to indirectly charge
Mr., Williams with having sought TO
avoid his moral Responsibility MS ii surety
on the bond of Mr. Archer.
The attack however upon Mr.. Will
liams, gave him splendid opportunity
to ''cXl.nin" the Archer incident, which
h" did in the following specific and clean
out statement Of facts. which proved as
gratifying to his friends. rs it was dis
composing to his opponents.
Mr.. Williams said ''1he question Mr.
N1mheld has put to me rs to whether
have sought to avoid moral and legal re-
sponSibility ON the bond of n public Off
clal Is proper one. | do not consider
it as Il personal attack. He has "a right
to put it. 1t is proper for the people of
Maryland to judge of my actions in THAT
matter.
He refers to my being one of the
snretieS of my uncle, the lade Stevenson
Archer who was Treasurer of the State
of Maryland. The facts in THAT con-
rectipn are these q: The late Col Il. III.
Webster, the late Henry w. Archer
MesSIS Murray Namdiver, J. Thomas C.
Hopkins and Joseph NJ. Street, were
sureticS with me on Mr.. Archer's bonds.
The State brought suits and Judgments
were entered against lis after the trial i'm
the Circuit Court for Baltimore County.
We defended them on the ground that
the State Treasury officials, the Cover
NOT and Comptroller, had been guilty of
negligence with reference to Mr.. Arch
er's accounts, in that they had accepted
us on several bonds after the default oc-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24
NO, IT DID NOT.

''Did not the recent Republican Con-
rentlOn which nominated the local Re
publican Ticket represent more negroes
than white men Cecil Democrat.
Our contemporary asks this question.
and bases his affirmative reply to it upon
the Republican vote cast foT Mr.. Jack
son at the Congressional Election in
1902.
He takes this aggregate vote viz, 20S4
and tacitly assumes, that it represented
the total Republican strength in the
county, overlooking the very material
1act, that the total vote cast ut that
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24

Solid, self-respecting and de-
pendable, describes George M.
Christie, the Republican candi-
date for Clerk of the Circuit
Court. Vote for him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24

Stephens, Kirk and Logan,
make up a Trio Of good Cecil
names. The Republicans have
named them as their Represen-
tatives at Annapolis. Endorse
their action and put a cross
mark after each of their names.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24

Thomas B. Miller, the Repub-
lican candidate for Register of
Wills, is popular man because
he is affable, obliging and APP
proachable. Vote for him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24

VIM. J. Clark, Cornelius
Smith Abrahams and Thomas
S. Miller, are the Republican
candidates for Judges of the
Orphans Court. Cecil has no
better citizens. Vote for them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24
thrown out.

Homard Terry would make
an excellent Sheriff, and he is
the Republican candidate for
that important office. Ratify
the nomination and vote for him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24

Vote for James 7. Armour
and Harvey Scott. They are
both men worthy of your con-
fdence.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24

THE President has issued IL pro
clamatiOn calling the Fifty
4 Eighth Congress in extraordin-
AIRY session on November 9th, at
II O'Clock. The proclamation states that
the purpose of the session is to consider
the commercial convention between the
United States and Cuba, which requires
of Congress.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24

is names if he wishes, because there are
That mHny candidates he can vote for.
If he should make 10 marks on his bal
lot it would be thrown out. lie ought to
remember this.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24

Make Congressman Wachter's
motto your own
B0Ys, get off your c0nfs
and do the 1OOrlc. Elect thr
tichet from Williams to the
bottom NAM "
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24

SATURDAY, OCT. "a, 1908.
Republican Ticket.
4 r :
STATE T1cKET
For Governor
STEVENSON ARCHER WILLIAMS,
of Hartford County.
For Comptroller
LEMUEL f. p. DENNIS,
of Somerset County.
For Attorney General
GEORGE WHITELOCK,
of Baltimore City.
COUNTY T1cEEr
Clerk of the Court
GEORGE NJ. CHRISTIE.
Register of Wills
THOMAS b. MILLER.
County Treasurer
JAMES II. ARMOUR.
Assistant County Treasurer
HARVEY SCOTT.
County CommiSsioncr-Long Term
GEORGE r. SPENCE.
County CommisSioner-Sho Term
LEVI e. PATTERSON.
States Attorney
JOSHUA CLAYTON.
Sheriff
HOMARD TERRY.
House of Delegates
CHARLES \. STEPHENS,
CECIL KIRK,
LEWIS II. LOGAN.
Orphans Court
WILLIAM j. CLARK,
G. S. ABRAHAMS.
THOMAS S. MILLER.
County Surveyor:
WILMER j. FALLS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24
POINTERS ON HOW TO
VOTE.

VOTE.
--t-
Tickets must be voted by a
cross (N) mark in the space pro-
vided therefor to the right of
and oppo-ite the name of every
person voted for.
The cross (N) mark must be
within the square provided for
the purpose and must not ex-
tend beyond, and there must be
no other mark whatever on the
ballot. Any mark whatever on
the ballot except the cross marks
whether in the square or out of
it, will cause the ballot to be
thrown out. Ballots torn or de
faced in any way cannot be
counted.
Voters are allowed three bal
lots, if necessary, in case mis-
takes are made, but more than
seven minutes cannot be con-
sumed in marking a ballot.
If more names are marked
than there are persons tc be
elected to an office the entire
ballot must be thrown ont.
Ballots must be marked with
the indelible pencil found in the
election booth. If marked in
any other way they must be
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24

wy HEN Il voter of Cecil County
wv goes into Rn election booth
Oh the Bird of November. he
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24

COUNTY TIcEET
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-24

. HE Editor of the 'Whig" has
sought the opportunity To hear
u several prominent Democratic
SI..uEnIS this ,.uu,wli,rn safely
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19
ROWlI7Y
TELECRAF FICzNE.
Prezydent Roosevelt be-
die " WinOnie
4. KWietnia.

z Washingtonu rozes1ano
wiadomose o podr6zy pre-
zydenta po rozmaitych Sta
mach, kt6ra juz jest komple-
tnie um6wiona. Specyalny
pociag prezydenta opuszcza
Washington l. Kietnia ra-
ma. w Chicago bedzie 2 Kwiet-
MIA, 3 Kwietnia W Madison i
Milwaukee. Nastenego dnia "a
trzyma sic dwie godziny W
Lacrosse Wis a z tamtad po-
jedzie do st. Paul Minnea-
polls. Do Washingtonu po-
wr6ci prezydent dopiero 5
Czerwca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

BERLIN, 12 marca.
Pulkownik Sidney O'Danne,
byly nauczyciel cesarza Will
helma, ucieklz do1nu wary
at6w " Szlezwigu j wybiera
sic do Ameryki. Powiada 9
sobie, ze jest zdr6w, lecz ce.
sarz Wilhelm kazal go uwie-
zic, poniewaz ma zal do ME
go. Kiedy Wilhelm byl iego
uczniem, q O'Danne policzko-
wal ko czesto "a krnabrno6e
Zamie erza on Wydaf obecnie
dwie brus!zsury zat!y t!ytul lowane:
Przygodyy ME enlie eclxiegoD D[re.
yfusa Me-! ilus ul- '
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

1ani zostali przez parafian
Jan Janowski j Juliusz Wei
ma pierwszy ma kasyera a
drugi ma sekretarza i najaw-
sly adWokat6w postanowh "a
.brac i'm ksiazki, na co ci ma
turalnie ME chcieli zezwolic
To- by}o Ipowodem nowych
aWantur.
Sprawa juz mia}a oprzee sic
0 sadly, ale "a zgoda obu stron
udano sic najpierw do ar
cybiskupa a tenWys}al dw6ch
kap1an6w do zbadania przy-
czyn j powod6w tych zal6w
j u}ozenia warunkow ugody:
Wys}annicy wywiazali sic ze
swego zadania zadawalniajaco
Przes}uchawszy obie strony
zaprowadzili jakies porozu-
.mienie pomiedzy powasniony
mi parafianami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

STEVENSPOINT, Wis. -.
w zeszla niedziele mad ranem,
wybuch} pozar W salonie p.
Jana Szarafins skiego przy
Rynku. Budynek nalezy do
p. Fr. Bemowsk skiego. Ogief
bez watpienia zostal pod dlozo-
ny. Do salonu wdarto sic
przez jedno 2 bocznych y o.
ken. Rabusie rozbili dwieIII
tax zwane slot maszyny q
kt6rych jedna miala zaWiierac1
|$75. z salonu zabrano, pare
flaszek gorzalki j troche ey
gar. Rabusie ehcac ukrye
|rabunek n yn1 pokojju|
"a salone1n rozleli affts i.
master podlo6 o6!ylgi j i ogiel
Ezelazny drag, kt6 q 4, 1Il abusie
rozbili maszyn q q ( ,'onnIlie q 4
[zabrac ze soba Drae ten I'M
Ijasnym dowod "a, i u oit,hs
|podlo zono. Jestto Ij,1z trs
|wypadek ozaru Y 81 q
|tute j, v j yynil q! Il vsk,1te
|podlo lozeniia ognia prze 1 N n
znanycll zlocz islI|
r6tee zon1, s |S11|
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

polski pogrzebowy W. Faltyyn,
kt6ry ME szczedzil trudu, aby
zmar}emu oddac ostatnie u
s1ugi, "a co mu zaselamy
serdeczne Bog zaplac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

NANTICOK.E, Pa. Rad
ki W dzisiejszych czasach
przyk}ad szlachetnosci. Pred.
pol rokiem W czasie pamiet
nego wielkiego strajku zostal,.
W Hanover zamordowany J6
zef Golan g6rnik unista, przez
niejakiego sweneya. Morder-
ca ME zna1 wcale J6zefa Go
lana, zastrzeli} go jedynie Ola
tego, re wiedzia1 il Golan
jest Polakiem. Sweeney bo-
wien poprzysiagl zemste
Polakom, gdyz mial podej-
rzenie, re Polacy pobili jego
brata, kt6ry pracowa1 W cza-
sic strajku. sp. Golan sta1
sic najniewinniej W swiecie
ofiara brutalnej zemsty.
Pred paru tygodniami
|proponowa1 jakis doradoa
wdowie po sp. Golanie, po
starac sic Q to, ably dom
Sweeney'a sprzedano a uzy-
skana re sprzedazy sumo jej:
przyznano tytulem czescio
wego wynagrod odzenia "a strate
meza. Pozostala 2 trojgiem
malych dzieci kwdowa, bez
najmniejszych srodk6w do
zycia ME przyjela tel propo-
zycyi tlumaczac sic tenn, ze
morderca Sweeney pozosta-
viii takze zone 2 5giem die
ci, kt6ra ME ma zadnego u
.trzymania' j jakkolWlek to
iona czlowieka, kt6ry zabh
jej meza, to przeciez ME mia
1aby su1nienia by te kobiete
i dzieci pozbawiac dachu mad
glowa.
Czy ME szlachetnie to ze
strony biednej nieszczesh-
wei wdowy? Me wiele os6b
osobliwie W tym nawskros
zmateryalizowanym ym kraju, po-
trafiloby sic ma cos podobne-
go zdobyc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

Giron, by}y ulubieeiec ma
stepczyni tronu saskiego, i
dac "a rada stryja, wstaph
do zakonu Trapist6w, Lud
bury sic nadto ma wiado-
mosc inna, a mianowicie, ze
rad saski ME oglasza szcze-
g616w procesu rozwodu, ki1tt6-
reby tli1y.sprawe ucie-
czki ksienej Ludwiki. Maj
popularniejszymi ludzmi
W Saksonii So obecnie:: kr6l
Jarzy i nastepca tronu Fry
deryk August.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19


RZYM, IL marca. De-
legat papiezki ssGuidi radzi
Watykanowi utworzyc ma Ri.
lipinaeh owe biskupstwa j OBJ
sadzic Amerykanani. Obsa-
dzenie czterech wakujacych
stolic biskupich ma nastapi6
W ten spos6b, ze zajma je
dwaj biskupi amery ka6scy
dwaj krajjowcy. Proponow
przez delegate kandydaci po.
siadaja zaufanie rzadu we Wa
szyngtonie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

BERLIN, ~ marca. Gala
publicznosc porus zona jest
tenn, re cesarz u1askawi} po-
rucznika Wernnera Grau-
vert, kt6ry zabi} W pojedyn-
ku pred dwoma miesiac cami
dra Ayre, adwokata 2 Flens-
burg. Poniewaz wilma byla po
stronie porucznika, gdyz
chodzilo tn Q kobiete, przeto
sad jenny skaza1 go ma "a
diva lata wiezienia W fortecy.
.Opinia publiczna przyjala ten
wyrok z uznaniem. Pc dwu
.tygodniach cesarz u1askawi}
Wernera, dajac tenn do po-
znania, il zabicie W pojedyn-
ku uwaza "a bezkarne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19
SAN, FRANCISCO,

SAN FRANCISCO, l6
marca. Parowiec Mariposa
przyby} tn dis z ,,Australii''
przywozac okropna nowine, 0
przyplywie -ba{wanu 11a wy
spach t. z. Pearl Island W po-
1owie Stycznia. Rad fran
cuzki zbada1 katastrofe i
przekonano sic, il 500 do 500
wyspiarzy uleg}o nieszeze-
sciu, wczasie bury. Gdy
burza sfolgowala a woda sic
cofne}a, znajdowano cia1a po-
topionych krajowc6w poprzy-
wiazywane do drew ma wy
spach. z 17tu statk6w oso-
dzonych ma kotwicy, tylko
diva male parowce pozostafy
a i to bardzo uszkodzone.
Try czwarte drew kokoso-
wych, zosta}o zniszczonych,
domy, koscio}y, wiezienia
poobalane Straty. wynosza
do trzech milion6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19
WASHINGTON. 12 marcs

Senat jeszcze zajety jest
sprawa traktatu z Kolombia
O budowe kana1u panamskie-
go. Senator Morgan wciaz
m6wj po kilka godzin dzien-
ME. Ale wszystkim to sic juz
znudzi}o i jemu samemu tax
re. Wedle ostatnich wiado-
mosci mia}o juz przyjsc do
porozumienia W tel sprawie.
Morgan chce skohczyc move
pod warunkiem, il senat ka-
re ia dos1ownie podac W u
rzedowym protokole. Uklady
dotad ME So uko6czone.
Przypuszczaja jednak, re we
wtorek przyjdzie do glosowa-
MIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19
z niw POlskich
" AM ERYCE.

CHICAGO, III. w ponie-
Rdzialek przyby} do naszego
|nliasta nowy arcybiskup chi
Ecagoski, a byly biskup W Buf-
|falo, ks. James Edward Quig-
ley. Towarzyszylo temu do
|stojnikowi koscio1a kilka set
ksiezy i delegacya swiecka
j. Chicago. Przeto z dworca u
|dal sic Arcybiskub do sWej
|rezydencyi, gdie spozy} uro-
czysty obiad.
@ godzinie 7::30 udaly sic
|wszystkie delegacye i wszy-
|scy ksieza tutejsi W uroczy-
|stejj procesyi z Chicago ave.
!przez ulice Gas do katedry,
|gdzie z}aczyly sic 2 procesya
Itowarzyszaca arcybiskupowi,
kt6rego u wejscia do kosciola
.powital biskup Muldoon.. w
tel chwili zaplone1o 1900
lamp elektrycznyoh. Po od-
spiewaniu hymn6w wypo-
.wiedzial arcybiskup pierwsze
kazanie. Z polskich ksiezy
pelnil funkcye przy tel cere-
ks.Fr. Lange. :.:,-s - =
Nowy nasz arcybiskup'
biegle m6wi po }acinie, po
angielsku, po w}osku i po
niemiecku, DO W jezykach
tych prawi kazania, a nadto
rozumie i rozm6wic sic mo-
re po polsku i po francusku.
Bardzo to dla mas pomyslna
wiadomosc. So wypadki, W
kt6rych rozumienie tych je-
zyk6w dla arcybiskupa i dla
jego archaidy dyecezyan niezmier
nie jest potrzebne;; tyczy sic
to zwlaszcza odczytywania ga
zet, kt6rych artyku}y ME
raz poznac powinien a kt6-
rych t16maczenie ma jezyk
angielski zbyt bywa uciazli-
we j k1opotliWe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

BERLIN, IA marca. ~ Do
by}ego majora pruskiego
Klitzinga, powiedzia1 cesarz
Wilhelm ma audyencyi, ze
niemcy ME trzymaja sic soli-
darnie, a postepujac inaczej,
mogiby bardzo 1atwo zapa-
nowac zupelnie mad polaka-
mi. Szczeg6lniej .wobec mad
.chod dzacych wybor6w do rady
pahstwa powinni niemcy zaw-
rec kompromiis i ME dopu-
|scit Wyboru czternastu pol
|skich pos}6w.
Dzienniki niemiec ckie, O.
mawiajac te slowa, konstatu-
'ja, ze propaganda polska Of
brzymio sic Wzmogla " Ksie-
|stwie Poznahsk kiem i wiidocz-
ne przynosi ultaty. Szcze-
g6lniejj iczba dziecii m6wia-
cych po niemie cku zmniiej-
.sza sic, chociaz olnie, ale
stale. PoWod dem tego Jest cia-
gla agitacya szkoly j o6ciola.
NliemcY musza Wyt tezy6 Wszy-
s'tkie swe silly, BY udaremni6
coraz rosraca " silly j agitacye
polska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

SAGINAW, Mich. Dnia
3go Marca, rozstal sic 2 tym'' ym''
swiatem Adam Z Kotyszewski,
v wieku lat 48. Do Ameryki
przybyl s. p. Adam, pred
- laty, ze Wsi Filipowa, 2
guberniii Suwalki. Zmarly
pozostawia 6cioro dziecii, 70,
die c6w, trzech braci j jedna
siostre. Pogrzeb odby1 sic
5-go. Marca, v kt6rym bralo
Iud dzial Wiielu Polak 6w. Ze tax
wspanialego pogrzebu jesgzcze
4 mas ME bylo, widac ztad ze
nieb ozczyk,s 4. byy j bardzo DO
brynn czlowie ekien1. elesie
|tez przy mil 81 tee lasz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

cz1OWlekd. >,
NEW ORLEAN, 12 mar
ca Rzeka Mississippi juz wy
la1a W nizszej czesci miasta W
starej francuskiej dzielnicy, d
jest juz woody ma dwie stopy
wysoko. Panuje Ottawa, re
dis albo jutro jeszcze woda
ma rzece sic podniesie O jed
ne lub dwie stopy.
Grobla W Batyn Rogue
wczoraj zostala przez nacisk
woody rozerwana i tego po-
wodu oko}o 200 mil kwadra-
towych znajduje sic pod wo-
da.
Rzeka Ohio wczoraj pod
niosla sic pol stopy. Missis-
sippi oko1o Memphis docho-
dzii do 25 stop a wczoraj ra-
no podnios1a sic o3 dziesia-
te wysokosci. Ogromne desz-
cze So powodem wylewu.
ZLincoln Neb. donosza,
re wczoraj pow6dz zabra1a
ma pociagach W Nebrasce
wszystkie mostly a szczeg6l-
ME ma torach kolei Burling-
ton i Union Pacific. SzkUdy
So ogromne.
RZYM. 12 marca. Dono-
sza, ze car ME ma checi jechac
do Rzymu, DO otrzyma} VIA
domosc, re anarchisci cos
zaczynaja knuc.
DREZNO, IL marca. Znik1
tn bez sladu byly komerdy-
ner ksieznej Ludwiki, VITA
jemniczony " sprawy dwor-
skie, a wydalono re s}uzby
bylego marsza}ka dworu ma
.stepczyni tronu i jej nadoch-
nistrzynie. Ludnoscjest moe
no zaniepokojona tymi wy
padkami, zw}aszcza re r6-
wnoczesnie rozchodzi sic
wiesc, re ksieznia Ludwika
zamierza opuscic pa}ac matki
W Szwajcaryi i wyjechac do
Brukseli zkad p6zniej uda sic
ma wyspe Wight, W Angii.
NEW YORK, ~ marca.
Parowiec ,,Karawania'' przy-
by}y tu z Palermo zatrzyma-
ny zostal ma pe}nem morzu
j poddany zostal gruntowne-
mu zbadaniu, gdyz wykryto
il podczas podr6zy zmar}o 6
(os6b ma tym parowcu, a ro-
dzaj ich smierci wskazuje, ze
zmarlini ona cholere. Zalo-
ga okretowa j pasazerowie "
liczbie 733 os6b zostana O
[deslani na wyspe Hoffman
tam ostana, dop6ki urzad
zdrowiia ME uzna ich wolny-
mi Cd wszelkiej zaraziwej
lchoroby.
Jest to juz.drugi wypadek
cholery " tym roku j mai
Iepiej byloby spalic okret ia
pelnem morzu, . ME wozit
MIN ludzii, gdzie So rozsadni-.
kitej strasznejj CHORD oby.
D[REZNO IL marca. Wiel-
kiie zaiteresoW lie yWolala
|tutajj Wiado ornoS e, ze ofesor
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19
DETROIT Mich Maryan

DETROIT Mich Maryan-
ma Stroi6ska, 7-mio letnia
c6rka Jana Stroinskiego, 11O9
24-ta I'll. rec MONA tylko
cudem uniknala smierci.
Idac do szkoly koleja Mich
gan Central zastala uderzona
przez pociag tejze kolei i oba
Iona ma tor. Caly pociag. sk}a
dajacy sic 2 kilkauastu WACO
now przejecha} mad MIA. Pre-
razeni swiadkowie tego wy
padku natychmiast zaniesli
.bezprzyto tomna dziewczyne do
'mieszkania ORA Wendta, kto-
~ znalaz} tylko kilka lekich
zadrasniec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

LWOW. Mianowanie KS.
Pladonida Filasa biskupem
stanislawowskim jest juz "a
decydowane. KS. Filasa wez-
wano wobec tego do powro-
tn z Kanady do Gajicyi.