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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-14
STEAMER AND PASSENGERS BURNED.
Six Lives Lost by Destruction of Mail Vessel
Near Vardoe.

Christiania, Dec. 13-A telegram received from
vardoe reports that the mail steamer Orion has
been destroyed by fire. and that three of the
crew and three passengers perished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-14
RUSSlA'S HOLD ON C0REA.
Agreement By Which Caar's Troops
Man Guard Palace at Seoul.

Toxic, Dec 13.-The "Ji1i Shimpos" Seoul
correspondent reports that Corean War Minister
Shin Keui-Son and NJ. Pavloh. the Russian
Minister to Corea. have entered into an agree
nent by the terms of which. in case of an erner-
gency Russian officers will be employed to
guard the Royal Palace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-14
RR1TA1N MAY BUY MORE wARsHIPs.
Report That Offer Has Been Made for Two
Argentine Cruisers.

Iondon Dec 1.-THE Daily News" this morning
publishes report that an English nrm mas onered
= -,..roh,.. tho TWO cruisers Rivadavia and
N5orero now being built at Genoa for the Argentine
PennbIio II is believed that the offer Is made in
behalf Of the British Admiralty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-14
WARSHIPS IN WAR PAINT.
Russian and Japanese Vessels Said to Have
Put on Fighting Garb.

London Dec IA dispatch to The Daily
Telegraph from one of it's correspondents in the
Far East asserts that the warships of both Rus
sia and Japan now in Chinese waters have been
painted black. their war color.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-14
TO RECORD TELEPHONE MESSAGES.
Successful Tests of Invention of One OF Mr
Edison's Former Assistants.

London Dec 1.-THE Daily Mall announces
that successful experiments have been made Win
the system Of recording conversations over the
te1e,bone bv 2 combination of the telephone and
,..,,,r.,,b The system is the invention of E G.
craven. an English electrician. who was formerly
one of Thomas A Edisons assistants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-14
ENGAGEMENT REPORTED BROKEN.

lBY TELEGRAPH To TuE TEIeVNE.l
Rochester, Dec. lS-The engagement OF Miss Elsie
Gray of Oswego TO Ensign Ward. L. ;, y, son of
Brigadier General Thomas Ward. Z. s. A. retired.
has been broken by mutual consent The announce
ment is made by Miss Gray's brother Mel Gray,
jr president OF the Oswego Machine Company
Miss Gray is nineteen years old SuF Is travelling
ON the PAcinc Coast with her ftther.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-14
W4RSHIPS At CHEllULPO.
Russian VeSseIs Not an Such Force as
Previously Reported.

London Dec. 14.-"The Daily Mails" Chee-
Foo correspondent says the Russian warships
now at Chemupo are the torpedo boat Petro-
pavlovsk, the cruiser Boyarin. the auxiliary
cruiser Poltava and the gunbOat Bobr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-14
,,rv- Five HOUR TRAIN.

. ,,lrCto,ts Limited SSew-York 10 Boston
nt si' S,.e yestibuled ParlOr and Buffet Smok-
ing cars only with Dining ear ststiop 70 week
I.ts anl, Commencing Monday, Dec If at . p III
Through fare Including PaTl9r car sea s,,t S''
rrsnrnEinE acrYlce ~ oplO9Ito - N-e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-14
GoLDFIELDs IN THE CONGO.
Rich Finds Reported in Dispatch from
Belgian Capital.

BRUSSELS Dec 13.-The announcement is made
here that rich goldhelds have been discovered IN
the Congo State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-14
eouergeN KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK.

Madrid, Dec. 18.-rhe collapse OF an emn@1'khent
~rs.,,a to-day threw train from the track.
,l,,,i,o ronrteen persons and tnjuring many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-14

A dsrstch from Colon November q said that
Re LIBERAL general. Uribe-Uribe. had rendered hts
services 10 the Colombian government for the re-
taxing of the fsthraus hut that the Conservatives
were orDose6 TO accepting the offer. fearing that
such action would result in the overthrow Of the
&arrnQuiu government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-14
ro.. 70, ..!NrFR

son ,EC INTER NACAt.'--t
WIZ NOT 10 10 CaIif--nla2 Two trans daily from
Chicago via Chicago Milwaukee & s.. Paul raii-
way. Route of The Overland Limited. 81 Broad
Way--tAdVt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-14
URIBE-URIBE AS SPECIAL ENVOY.
viii Visit South American States to Beg Aid
for Colombia

Caracas. Dec. 13.-According to advices just
received here the Colombian government has de-
oided 10 send General Rafael Tribe Tribe as a
special envoy TO the South American republics
He is e,,pected soon TO arrive at Caracas.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-28
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
A SMALL FAMILY LIVING IN a SMALL

a SMALL FAMILY LIVING IN . SMALL /
from the car line, wants medium
sized girl to do a small part of the gen
eral Ehouscwork;.I say medium, because
"a small girl might not have the strength !
to draw thes salary we are willing to
+ pay, to asgood girl. There is no
washing. and upstairs. work. II there q
looking for such position and is neat
and clean and can do a little cooking we =
beg of her to write and conide In .us.
: conditions You wish 70 make. Don't be
bashful, for we have been withouta girl :.
for some time and are as humble as an 81
we are up against it, for we realize that
between you and the janitor you have. the
unions and trusts beat q mile. Is you
y mutual feeling of adnnra ton and you
think that we live too far from $Nicollet,s
z avenue, we. will sell our home and move
your own clothes we viii send them with Z;
our laundry and. pay for them + you
don don't Ike TO Mait on. ta bic we will turn
Z out. and wait on! ourselves Some times,
AS, don't set home to dinner until Z !.
+ O'Clock, and If that is too late you can
one mile from the house where | can
always get a cheese sandwich. Some :
times like an to daner saht
or 5, but If you want to get out
early you can have dinner at ~ sharp
= and we. will try to enjoy it. =: - 81.
Anyway it will give me chance to
see n ball game. -.-.
We think our children are pretty nice,
but if you don't we will turn the out as
soon as the weather permits. The nurse
and you have separate rooms on the third
floor. She is very. lady-like, but if she
-" is objectionable to you in any way we
will let her 60: - :
My wife will try very hard to please
you, but If you don't like her l will let
her -. Welf.2 anyway these things
l have mentioned are some of the tribes
which have caused many labor strike .
in our home. But >. the. could all be
remedied If we only, have perfect I'M
derstanding when you "sign'' with us.
Let us hear from. you, girls, for this
is my last attempt. I will have to work
won't have time to wipe dishes &c.
If we don't get good girl it Is to the
orient 1. shall go for man cook. 1
= hate to have to i do that, for am
afraid !, would never learn to like -''birds'
After reading this, you come to the
conclusion you want the place, please
address 1911, Journal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-28
THE Pushing
AGENTS WANTED

other novelties. Liberal commission; big
money. ST. Louis Corset Co., St Louis, Mo-
SACENTp -e7k M0NTIT v, ITT At C0NpIN
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-28
HORSES. CARRIAGEs-WANTED

BARRETT & ZIMMERMAN, MIDWAY HORSE
Market, st. Paul, will buy horses, wagons
and harnesse at all times.
WANTED-aooD SECONDHAND LIGHT RUN
about: also light single harness; give full de-
scription and price. 1887, Journal.
WANTED-To TRADE lot BETWEEN WEST
ern! and 9Th for Light driver; something safe;
not too lazy or farm horse. Box 60, Wayzata.
WANTED - TO BUY. "A FINE CARRIAGE
horse, weighing about 1850; Morgan type, good
4 action. 1928, Journal. sassA I55 q
MEDIUM SIZED PONY, PONY WAGON AND
harness. Call 213 N Y. Life building.
WANTED-TWo.WHEEL PONY CART, IN
good conditions state price, style and where
+ It may. be seen, soS3, journal.
WANTED-Goop SECOND-H HAND PLATFORM
spring wagon SO88. Journal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-28
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Continued,

,~~~~>-~~~>~~~
WANTED-SEvERAL CIGAR Statesmen IN
every locality; experience unnecessary. Good
salary and expenses paid Emanuel Co., Sta
ton J, New York city. 60 go 4jE.sE 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-28
BICYCLES

LADY,s BICYCLE, ALMOST NEW; COST $50,
will sell for $40 WeyeI, 1926 Portland av.
S. TAXES "a BOYS WHEEL, 20-INCH FRAME,
IN good condition. Call 1898 I'd av S.
CLEVELAND BICYCLE, GOOD AS NEW, 10
trade for papering and painting4 1929 An
drus building. 40 4is s3
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-02-06
New Firm.

Frank Oakley and Alma Hess
have formed a partnership to cor
duct furniture and second hand
store. In connection they will run
an up to-date double bowling alley,
one of the finest made. They will
also have b soda fountain. The
bowling alley will be conducted on
first class basis and no hoodlum-
ism will be tolerated.
The big building opposite Bren-
nan & DAVIS store has been leased
BY the firm for their business. The
upstairs will be rented out for
dances, etc.
Both gentlemen are well known
N the valley and they will make a
strong team.
Watch for their announcement
later on.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-02-06
A Birthday Party.

Miss Florence Robinson enter
tanned large number Of her friends
at birthday party last Monday
evening. The home os Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris was filled with merry
crowd Of fun makers. Games,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-02-06

singing aid a lunch made up I'll
evenings ENTERTAINMENT.
The prize winner was Leslie Gee,
though three tied for first prize.
but III the draw Mr.. Gee won.
Many handsome presents were
presented to Miss Robinson IN
token Of the donors esteem.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-02-06
Undoubtedly Crazy.

daring run for liberty Monday af-
ternoon and was stopped by bullet
from the rifle Of Deputy Warden
r.. I'll. Fulton before he had sprint
ed 800 yards from the entrance
gate. The shot struck the fleeing
prisoner below the left knee, shat
terlng the bone and rendering am
putation of the limb necessary.
Meeks was removed to st. Alphon-
sus hospital, where he is resting as
we'll as can be expected The at
tempt at escape was evidently pre-
meditated and with less vigilance
on the part of the prison officials
might have been successful. Less
than 80 seconds. elapsed from the
moment Meeks dashed through the
gate III his stocking feet until he
dropped under fusilade from the
guards and deputy warden.
Meeks was exercising on the
walk between the cell houses when
a grocery wagon drove up to the
gate. Turnkey Brough unlocked
the gate and, as IS the custom, was
looking under the wagon, when
Meeks, who had thrown away his
shoes, crept stealthily around the
opposite side of the vehicle and
started on the run towards the war
denis house. Guards Rich. McCar
thy and Neibaur. who were station
ed on the lookout towers at the cor
aers of the prison wall, shouted to
the prisoner to halt and when he
failed to heed them they opened
fire.
Deputy Warden Fulton was IN
his Office when the alarm
was given, He called in guard
to take care of the prisoner with
whom he was eonversing and hurry
ing to the armory obtained rifle
and joined II the fire. In less thar
minute Meeks stumbled and fel
about so yards from the corner o
the warden's house.
The commotlon was all over ane
Meeks was brought back within tn,
walls In less thar five minutes. Per
feet discipline prevailed and the ct
fectlve manner in which the escap
was stopped reflects the highes
credit on the prison officials. War
den Perrin, though regretting tn
incident, is deeply gratified at tn
promptness and GOODNESS with Whic
his men acted Deputy Warde
Fulton is to be especially commend
ed for his part in the affair Tn
guards fred at long range and she
low with the intention of crlpplin
the prisoner if possible without tai
ing his life.
This is Meeks' second attempt I
break jail. On December "a, 100
It'll ,ro.L,nv al the hoo non n
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-02-06
Bills Passed by the Two Houses.


The following is list of the bills and
other measures passed by the two
houses up to date:
SENA2 E.
Senate bill No |, by Smith Appro-
priating SIS, 900 for bridge across make !
river at Weiser.
Senate bill No s, ny Brigham
Changing terms Of trustees of indie
pendent school districts.
House bill No /, by Jensen -Appro- |
priating $50 900 to pay expenses Of the
session
House bill No. IL, by Jensen-To pay
claims againsta Academy of Idaho at
Pocatello
j O House concurrent resolution. by Wer-
Ordering 10000 copies of the gov
ernor's message.
| House concurrent resolution No. B,
by Jenkins-For the employment Of ex-
pert accountants by the committee on
state of affairs of the senate and house.
4 Senate concurrent resolution No. |,
nv Evans Making the committee on
appropriations of the house and finance
committee of the senate a joint COM
mittee to report general appropriation
bills
0Senate bill No d. by Heath Extend
ing powers Of school trustees in leyying
taxes,
ROUSE.
House bill No. /, by Jensen Making
appropriation to defray legislative ex-
penses.
House bill No. 5, by Black Making
appropriation for the relief of Albert
small.
House hill No, IL. by Jensen-To pro-
vide for the payment Of claims against
the Academy Of Idaho.
House bill No. 20, by Moore of Ire
mont Establishing a state reform
} school in Fremont county.
: House bill No 40. by Moore of Ere
! mont Allowing each supreme court
Judge 5000 for every session held in
Boise
House bill No. SO, by Eichelberger-
Empowering the state board of pardons
/ to pardon convicts under the age of Is
without regard to the term Of sentence
served,
House joint resolution No. B. by Reid
To amend the state constitution BY
0 permitting the inmates of the Soldiers
Il Home to vote at the Home irrespective
r of their former residence
House joint resolution No. 1. by Film
: Protesting against the repeal of th.
state and timber law
g House concurrent resolution No. |, b,
r Werner-Authorizin expert account
f. ants for the state affairs committee.
e New Firm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-05
Rome nOtatkl teIegrafiCzne

= Wojsko pruskie belgijskie zam-
knie gwa3tem jaskinie CRY W "nieza-
leznem Moresnet.
= 2,242 poddanych rosyjskich a.
merykanow odbywa studya W niemiec-
kich szko3ach technicznych.
Klub dziennikarzy berlihskich
zganil Ludermana "a wziecie pozy-
czki cd oszukanczego banku pomor-
skiego. Ia pozyczka byia raczej Ia
p6wka.
w niemieckiej kasie zwiazkowej
rozch6d przewyzsza dochody o 80 mi
lion6w marek
= Berlin posiadac bedzie najwie-
ksza W Swiecie arene dla samocho-
dow. Bedzie ona mil dluga i 155
stop szeroka.
Widok wybuchajacego ogniem,
dymem lava Wezuwiusza ME pre-
stale bye wspanialym.
- DR.. Lapponi otrzymai cd papieza
Piusa X-go tytul "kommandatora."
- Pokazuje sic, re armia bu}garska
ME jest przygotowana do wyruszenia
W pole.
- Prezydent Loubet prZyjai wczo-
raj W palacu Elizejskim krola Leopol-
da belgijskiego.
- w Bosni miasto Trawnik staio
sic pastwa pozaru. Spaliio sic 600 do
NOV, synagoga swiatyh mahome-
tahskich.
- Parowcami "Nubia" "Sagami"
wys1ano ma Filipiny $1,O75,OOO W sre-
brze.
w New Haven, Conn, aresztoWa-
no Johna H. Rooble "a kradziez. ow
Rooble jeszcze pred 40 laty zdolai o.
kras6 bank ma sumo 100000.
w New Yorku kobiety zbiiy do
nieprzytomnosci marynarza, kt6ry ma
Madison Square pocalowai 14-letnia
dziewczynke.
- Prezydent Roosevelt mianoWac
odtad bedzie konsulami takich handy
dat6w, kt6rzy mieli sposobnosc OBJ
znajomit sic czynnosciami konsu-
low W ich biurach.
- Patrick Flood W New Yorku byi
naistarszym 8 dzieci, kt6rych matka
byaa chora, ojciec stracii miejsce
skutkiem strajku. Azeby zapooiedz
eIodowi rodzenstwa, Flood ukrad1 bo-
chenek chleba. Sedzia wyrzeh tylko
jedno slowo: "Niewinny!"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-05

Londyn, 5 wrzesnia. - Made
szla wczoraj Konstantynopola
wiadomosc byia niedok}adna.
Rad turecki uwiadomi} ambasa-
dorow, re powstahcy macedoh-
scy zamierzaja wysadzic W po-
wietrze gmachy poselstwa, skut-
klein czego przedsiewzieto srodki
ostroznosci. Ambasadorzy ME
schronili sic ma okrety, lecz ist-
nieje zamiar wysadzic ma lad
wojska rosyjskie austryackie i
obsadzic niemi tie prowincye, W
kt6rych szerzy sic powstanie. Po-
sci angielski otrzymal instrukcye
wezwania ma pomoc angielskich
okret6w, gdyby rego okazala sic
potrzeba.
Pary5, 5 wrzeSnia. - Eskadra
francuska jest w pogotowiu uda-
MIA sic ma woody tureckie, gdyby
tego okazala sic potrzeba. Rad
francuski pojdzie "a przykladem
Wtoch, Austryi, Rosyi Angln.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-05
KR0TKIE NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

j. q. Arcybiskup Quigley zamia.
nowal proboszczem niemieckiej para
fiji sw. Antoniego ks. Westarp, dotych'
czasowego proboszcza koscioia sw
Alfonso W Lemont Ill. Proboszcz tu
tejszego niemieckiego koscioia sw
Alfonso, ks. A. J.. Thile, zostai zamis
nowany konsultorem.
Skarbnik powiatowy John ],
Hanberg, powr6ciwszy z 3tygodniowes
swej wycieczh wakacyjnej Micht
gan, znowu energicznie domaga sic
powiekszenia swego biura konieoz
nych reparacyj zmian.
- Mordercow rozb6jnik6w, kt6rzy
popelnili owa zbrodnie remizie Chi
cago City Railway Co. ma 81 ulicyi
jeszcze policya ME odkryla, chociaS,
a moze dlatego, ze ogromnie wiele
duzo ma Shadow. Podejrzywajs to-
raz, re jednym trzech rabusi6w by}a
kobieta.
- 19-letniAriel Forrest, kt6remu
ojciec zabroniI sic zenie, wczoraj T.
stotnie pojawii sic re swoja panna u
klerka salmonsona. ale ten ME wyda3
mu zezwolenia ma Stub. Energiczny
m3odzieniec oswiadczyl, ze Stub wet.
mie, chociazby mial po to jechae ze
swoja narzeczona do San Francisco.
z jeziora dobyto wczoraj po
bliau 81 ulicy zwo}ld czlowieka, kto-
re niezawodnie Gale tygodnie leza3y
W wodzie.
- Sledztwo koronera odby}o sic
wczraj W sprawie nagiej smierci ma
stepujacych osob noszacych polskie
nazwiska: 12-letni Max Wozniak, 1176
N. Seeley ave-, kt6ry umar} ma "a
kazenie krwi spowodowane skalecze-
MEM nogi zardzewiaiym gwozdziem;
35-letnia Franciszka Kubuska, ktora
umarla W szpitalu sw. Elabiety ma go.
raczke pologowa; 27-letni Jozef Ga
lowski, 500 N. Ashland ave., ktory D.
mari ma pekniecie czaszki W skutek
wypadku W fabryce fortepianow
Schultza.
= Ia wyrysowanie najpiekniejszego
modelu ma kapelusz damski, otrzymal
ma wystawie modniarskie5 pierwsz4
nagrode 1s-letni Earle q. Hodge.
20 pulk piechoty, kt6rego zna-
czniejsza Geese znajduje sic we Fort
Sheridan, otrzymaf rozkaz wyruszenia
ma Filipiny. Wyruszy 20. listopada.
- Wczoraj rano wybuchi pozar W
2-pietrowym drewnianym budynM ma
rogu ulicy Wolfram l Wood, kto'
rym znajduje sic fabryka Illinois Nal
leable Iron Works, zrzadzii szkods
ma S1,500, MIN go ugaszono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-05
KrOnika MiGjsCOWa'
Nieszczescie ma pogrzebie.

Nieszczescie ma pogrzebie.
Kiedy wczoraj po poludniu SEE
reg powoz6w powracal z West
Hammond, Ind, pogrzebu, do
Indiana Harbor, wydarzyio sic
nieszczescie ma przecieciu koleJo-
wem w Hammond, Ind. Pierw-
sly pow6z przejechal przez szy-
ny, a drugi, pomimo ostrzegaja-
cych nawolywah przechodniow'
ze zbliza sic pociag, wjechal ma
szyny, gdy pociag nadszedl W
powoz uderzyl. Powoz zostal roz-
trzaskany; powozacy George
Mander, LEGACY lat rs, zostad
zrzucony koz}a i uderzony o
slup telegraficzny, a ci, ktorzy
byli W powozie, pokaleczyli sic /
zostaI zasypani szczatkami po-
wozu. Szczescie jeszcze, re loko-
motywa nagle stanela, bo moze
wszyscy zostaliby przejechani
pozabijani.
Mander, kt6rego zabrano do
szpita1a Sw. Maigorzaty, nieza-
wodnie umrze. Mieszkat on pm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-05

jest przez straj ajkierow zagrozony.
Rada komisarzy powiatu Teller
takze zganiia postepowanie gu
bernatora.
Montgomery, Ala, S wrzesnia.
: w Hobson City odbywat size
beda wybory miejskie. Hobson
City stanowi osade murzyhska, W
ktorej przebywa tylko dwoch
Bialych. Poniewaz pod}ug no
wych praw Murzyni ME maja
glosu, do urny wyborczej przy-
stapia tylLo owl dwaj Bali, kto-
rzy g1osowat beda "a samymi So
ba i dzierzyc beda w}adze tax
dlugo, jak i'm sic spodoba.
New York, S wrzesnia. - Gu
bernator La Toilette w Chautau-
qua, N. Y, wypowiedzial move,
w kt6rej zaznaczyl, re zarzad ko-
lei Erie wydal w jednym roku ma
polityke million dolarow. Jedne
pozycye figuruja w ksiazkach ja-
ko wydatki INA adwokat6w", dru-
gle jako koszta ina gume." Obe-
cny zarzad kolei Erie zmusi} gu
bernatora do przyznania, re wy
kazane przez niego naduzycia
dzialy sic w roku 1872.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-05
zAW|KkANIA KWESTYI WSCHODN|EJ.
MocarstWa sa przygOtoWane do interWencyl.
kr6ob6jey terOyzuja ofiGsr6W ssrbskiej armll
Milicya pos2ana neprawnie do Cripple Greek.
zARzAD MIEJsN wyBERANY DwoMA ekosAML

AS"3 SJ IooSJS' NAy HA>
wojowac mani, ME przyjalby
wielkorzadztwa ma Szlazku. Dla
naszej ludnosci w tel prowincY
pofozenie przedstawia sic zatem
zupeinie jasno, tax i obaw mied
ona ME moze, bo juz o tyle o.
krzepla w narodowem poczuciu,
zdoia przetrwac gnebienie, byle
ME wypadala rownowagi, kto-
rel utrata zawsze sprowadza 60
raczke popycha do blednych
krokow.
Ma szczescie, nasze pruskie
dzielnice posiadaja bardzo liczny
zastep doskonale wyrobionych
politykow. Zludne hasla fajer-
werkowe pomysly nigdy tam
dlugo ME zaprzataja ogolu, trze-
zwa mySl zawsze predko bierze
gore. TAX sic stalo podczaS o.
statnich wybor6w do parlamentu
talk samo znowu teraz, gdy ra-
dykaliSci postawili wniosek, ably
osoby, spree<lajace ziemie Mem
com, byli zapisywani do "czar-
nej ksiegi." Oto, juz zrozumiano,
ze dawanie patentow ma zdral-
cow narodu ME jest ami godziwa,
ami nawet POLYTECHNIC rzecza,
lscz re lepiej jest stworzyc take
finansowe stosunki, ktoreby po-
zwalaly tym, ktorzy koniecznie
musza sprzedac ziernie, sprzeda7
wac ia W rece polsIie. Jezeli TAXA
moznosc bedzie istniala, wtedy
dopiero wolno bedzie surowo po-
tepiac polskich ziemian, sprzeda-
iacych swe siedziby Niemcom.
Bat, narodowa klatwa, teroryzm
ME wyrabiaja bohaterow, ME
podnosza ducha, owszem wnosza
apatye, podcinaja skrzydla, a
materyalistow, ktorych tax wielu
w naszych czasach, zacheca do
porzucenia narodowego obozu.
Zatem trzeba nam pomySlec ME
O "czarnej ksiedze", ale o sutem
zasileniu Banku ziemskiego, kto-
ry sic zajmuje nabywaniem pol
skich folwarkow, wystawionych
ma sprzedaz. Ia mySl jest tax ia
sna, lax tanta czarna. Tylko ten
polski ziemianin moze bye bez
litosci potepiony, ktory, mogac
sprzeda6 folwark w rece polskie,
sprzeda go jednak w niemieckle.
Sadly O TEN, czy ktos koniecznie
musi sprzedac swa posiadlosc,
czy tez ME jest w tel konieczno-
Sci, ME naleza do obcych, ponie-
waz bywajq takie okolicznosci e
konomiczne talie troski powi-
klania familijne, re ich Mkt ME
zna opr6cz osoby bezpoSrednio
zainteresowanej. Jakimze wiec
sposobem MONA ME znaJac WI
ny, wydawat sad o cz}owieku,
sad, cd kt6rego apelacyi ME ma?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-05
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