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Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-27
NAC0 WILL BE l
 MAIN JUNCTION
MAIN LINE TRAINS WILL TRANS FER PASSENGERS AT THAT ! POINT FOR BlSeEE ANDi
 CANANEA.
A Big Tunnel Between Naco and Forest Station Expected to B.: in Use Between January and 9th. Trains Nos. and Will Not ome Within Nine Miles of Bisbee.

Just as soon as the big tunne on the Fl Paso & Southwestern railroad is completed. which will be between the first and the 10th of the coming month, main line trains will connect at Naco with the train for Bisbeje and French Station will no longer be used for the connecting point.
 These are the present plans of the railroad company and will be put in operation just as soon as pos5Dle. The company officials have been bus fly engaged for some time in an ef- fort to obyiate the sending of the heavy main line trains via Bisbeer and as a temporary arrangement eS- tablished the station at French where the express anc passenger coaches for Bisbee have been picked up by the suburban train making four trips daily between, Bisbee and Don Luis It is now theY intention of the compa noy to change this suburban train tt include lIaco, and judging from thf amount of travel between Bisbee and the border city. the change will mee | with the hearty approval ct the trav | cling public.
 Trains Nos. and 2. and I, and th'
 short line trains will all be in Nac'
 al the same time and will leave ther
 within a few minutes of each other
 At this point passengers for Canane
 and Bisbee will change cars and thos
 passengers from Bisbee for Douglas Benson. Fl Pasc or Tombstone vii
 alight from the train from Bisbee an take the main line trains for thei destination.
 It was the expectation of the raj road officials that the above chang could be put into effect on the hrs . but it will be somewhere between th
 first and tenth before the large tunn' . between Forest and Naco is comple
 ed.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-27
LODGE OF ELKS
 FOR DOUGLAS
DOUGLAS WANTS IT, AND USUAL.
 " GETS WHAT SHE WANTS.
Fine Browsing Ground for the Hon. est Herd-city Has Now Popuia tion to Warrant a Charter.

The Elks are coming to Douglas and it looks as though an Elks' lodge is assured for that city in the near fut- ure
 There is a large number of lawns already listed for the initial branding round up. Douglas already has nine of the secret orders organized here, but none of these are more popular than the B. P. O. E. and some of our most prominent citizens are interest ing themselves in the organization of lodge in this city.
 When the announcement was made in the InternationalAmerica several weeks ago that the directory of that city would show the population of the city to be more than six thousand. Mir. c. J. LaChance, member of the
 Elks and a prominent citizen went to work to see what could be done in
 the way of instituting a lodge here He circulated a petition and secured the names of thirty-five of the good and substantial business men of Doug ! las. This petition was forwarded to Dr. F. s. Miller, district deputy grand exalted ruler, of Flagstaff, Arizona, to | gether with the statement that the population of this city was over five l thousand. The laws of the order vii
 not permit a lodge of Elks to be CT
 ganized in city having less than five
 thousand population.
 When Dr. Miller received the peti ! tion from Douglas asking the per
 mission be given for an organization
 of a loGge of Elks in Douglas he wrot,
 to MT. LaChance, stating that he coult
 not grant the petition until some evi dence was presented, showing that tn population of that city was more thar : five thousand.
 Mir. Lachance ha snow procured al
 affidavit from Mir. F. N. Buck. wh personally made the enumeration fo , his city directory work. When thi , affidavit reaches the exalted rule
 there is hardly a Goubt about the pc a tition for the Douglas order bein tgranted.
 ..i MT. I-achapce has now procured a Q now in Douglas probably fifty men ,. bers of the B. P O. E. and that thes o : old members are very anxious to hay lodge here, and the new member Il who have signed the charter fC the new lodge are equally enthus T. astic over the matter. In selectiI n the charter members, care was ta d en in the character of those invite n to become identified with the ord' el and more attention was given sl quality than to number of signers.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-27

The work at the Bisbee Arr Rooms Is made to please l2-z3-5t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-27
The Big Reservoir
 Work Progressing
PERT FROM THE DAM re PHOENIX.
Contractors Are Shy of AcceDting This Mans Opinion Regarding the Feasibility of Manufacturing Ce- nent on the Ground.
(Phoc -ix Republican }

'
 Mir E. Dur. a the cemenl expert In the employ of ;Ae rec amation serviceI returned to Phoen:- yesterday morn ing from Globe, having been in Globe and at Tonto dam site for some time, experimenting the preliminary opera tions in his part of the big storage enterprise. He reports that the pre- liminary work of demonstrating to prospective bidders the character of the formation they will have to han dle going on as usual. The men em- ployed in preparing the foundation for the cement mill are still busy, and in fact. the only work that has been stopped is that of road building The machinery for the cement mill has virtually been ordered for some time from Allis. Chalmers & Co.,, one of the largest firms in the country and the contract for the building has been let to Wilcox & Rowe, of Riverside, Cal ifornia So far as known there has been no arrest of proceedings in re spect of either contract.
 In a recent issue of the Los Ange- les Times. there appeared a speclal dispatch from Washington. the pur ] port Of which was that the cement makers, who have recently caused l he government some irritation re l specting the Tonto enterprise, base ] great many of their arguments on the
 statement that they do not creoit MT
 Curyea's reports regarding the ma l terials and feasibility of making goot ] cement at the dam site, for the req
 son that they do not consider him l competent expert in whom they cal place confidence. That is said by
 MT. Duryea's friends to be mere pre- | text, and it is expected that 1t Will II l TO way affect MT. Duryea's standing l with ;he department, as his reputa 1 :icn rests on his record. A gentle | man. who is familiar with the pro \ gress of events at the dam site anf l who is also well acquainted with MT Il Duryea said yesterday:
 The excellence of the materials for making Portland cement at th'
 Tonto dam site has been proven b. Il actual investigations not only py MI
 Duryea. who is engaged on the work
 but also by ar eastern firm of cemen :. ensineers who have secured goo Il tests from cement maGe by them Il that laboratory. The materials hay also been analysed by the chemica
 laboratory of the United States geo logical survey at Washington
 MT. Duryea was engaged for eigh
 years as chemist for the Californi
 Cement company and during tha long term of service cement was ful \ nished for all the bridges on the Sal Lake railroad and the power plant for the Edison Electric company, Il
 the canyons near Redlands as well a the Broadway and Third street tur nels in Los Angeles, the 16O foot hig
 chimney of the Pacific Electric hai
 way company, and the last fortihca
 ton built by the government at Poin
 Loma. Tn fact his cement has bee used in nearly all the important CT cheering constructions in souther ? California during recent years"
Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-27
FRISCO SYSTEM TO GUTHRIE.
TWO Trains Daily.

The Capital of Oklahoma is now reached via the Frisco System, 2:3o D. m. train from St. Louis; the 10:4O a. m. train from Kansas City, arrive at Guthrie S:05 a. m., 10:00 p. m. train from Kansas City arrives SIS p. n. The return service to the North and East Is equally convenient.
 On this new line Of railway, thlr- weight rifles distant from Chandler. the following stations are located, viz: Lowe, Dudley, Merrick, Icon- ium md Taylor The extension opens new field in fertile Oklahoma, offer ing golden opportunities to those seek ing homes or investment.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-27

} < T | + < < < < < < 4 ! < %4t } Some of the Price Tickets In < } Schwartz Bros.' Show Win . dow Read Thus: = A swell four-in-hand, 75c, 2 | . for $1.25. + Silk finish night shirts. $2.00. < $3.50 per pair. < Fancy wool or cotton hose, < Soc pair. $2.75 box. < Fine linen handkerchiefs, : } $1.60 box of 1-2 dozen. < Pure white silk handker- < F chiefs with initial, 75c. | F A warm sweater for $3.O0 | t down to $1.5O each. { Our silk suspenders, 50 for | F the President. { -Four Beauties" in silk sus- { F penders at $1.0o. | F Silk lined kid or mocha 1 gloves, $2.00. 1 F Perrins' best gloves. $1.50 { and $2O0 I f Fancy vests: White, $150.
 F Fancy, s1.75 up.
 f An Elk" slipper. a daisy, 1 4 too. for s2.00. 1 4 Nice and warm slipper, fleece { + lined, s1.50. 1 # Kid lined slipper, s175. < Bath or lounging robes, $500 I. and $7.50. {
 < Smoking jackets. $500 to {
 + s1250. . 4 Carved leather goods, cuff {
 + links. mems garters. etc, at |
 s' :. 7. {. l. + i. + + :. j. < + + + + 1
Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-27
DEDICATED TO THr
 OF WAR
Bisbee. Arizona,

Bisbee. Arizona, What for should si' nan or Greek. Or the men we hear story; Come match us for tu troiic' or freak, An Irishman reigns glory. What for should I sins ,ou of classi- cal fun, Or the games whether Grecian or Persian, For Bisbee's the place where the tugging was cone. And the Slavs gaily furnished di- version. And why should I sing you of Helen of Troy? Or the mischief that came by her flirting? There's Capt. Hannon, the pride oi Fermoy, With O. Callaghan smiling and cer tain. With Casey and Donnelly and Wm O'Neil. We're up tc the tricks of the games. And Nolan and Sullivan too in tho team Are the boys in the Irish Brigade.
 D. A M.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-27

The Rigby Coal Oil Burners for Cook and Heating stoves, now haze their agent, MT Thomas Buck, pe-' .manently located in Bisbee. Aoyohe wishing to learn more about this buri.- CT can have Mir Buck call on them ny leaving nouce at Office of s. K. Will Hams or a card addressed to Thomas Buck, Bisbee, will receive prompt at tention. lZ-lZ-C.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-27
Milk Outfit for Sale.

Milk Outfit for Sale.
 Must be sold before the New Year. g head No. l Jersey and Durham milk cows. with spring wagon, horse, har- ness, hay cutter, tanks, milk cans and tools. The best milk route in Tomb stone. The corral is located within one-quarter of mile from most dis tant customer The milk of ten n.ore cows can be readily disposed of Will sell cheap for cash. Inquire or c. N. Thomas, Bisbee. or Woolery Bros, Tombstone. l1-4o-tL
Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-27

Henry Donald. formerly of the Bis bee Drug Co.,, but now with the Braun Ferguson Co. at Fl Paso. is spending the holidays in the city visiting friends and relatives
Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-27
Stole a Rifie-

Vicente Garcia was arrested yester- day on a charge of stealing a rifle. He is charged with having taken the gun from the saddle on burro which was tied in front of the Boston store on the Naco road He will have his hearing tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-30

WANTED-SALESMAN AND collect
or, Polish. Slavish speaking pre-
ferred. Apply evenings. 1886 State
street, Sewing machine store.
s046-7-28-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-30
KilIcd l,v FnIIinw Pale.

MIDDLETOWN, n. Y, July 80. :
Frank Miller. an electrician employed
by the Consumers Light and Power
company. was crushed to death by the
fall of pole which he was cutting
down.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-30
NORTH AMsOY ITEMS.

Stephen Decker has a position at
Boynton Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Huff are visit
ing at Allentown, Pa.
Hans Johnson has been on the sick
list the past week.
Mrs. Henry Warner, of State street,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. William
Flynn, of Easton, Pa.
Miss Millie Oxenford was visiting
out of town the past week.
Miss A. Fahey entertained a few
friends at her home on upper Hall
avenue on Tuesday night
Matthew Jago has been ON the sick
list the past week.
Miss Mabel Gallagher returned home
Monday from two month's visit at
Scranton and Allentown, Pa. She
reports having had delightful time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-30
JETT-WAlTE TRIAL.
Second Trial of the Marcum Murder
Case.

second Trial of the Marcum MURDER
Case.
CYNTHIANA. Ky. July 30.-At the
second trial of Curtis Jett and Thomas
White for the murder of James b.
Marcum at Jackson, Ky, fifty-one wit
nesses for the commonwealth answer
ed to their names. Prosecuting Attor-
ney r. A. Byrd conducted the common
wealth's side of the case.
The defense has subpnnaed over a
hundred witnesses to impeach those
testifying for the commonwealth and
prove alibis for Jett and White in the
Marcum murder case and the prose
cution has secured many valuable wit
nesses that could not be served during
the first trial. Officers have arrived
from Breathitt county with Samuel
Little, who is considered a stronger
witness than either b. J. Even or
John L. Patrick.
1t is said that Samuel Little not only
saw Jet and White just before Mar
cum fell and again after the shooting,
but also that he witnessed the shoot
ing in the courthouse. Little was ar
rested by soldiers while in hiding and
brought here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-30
BIG sWlNDLE uNEAR+HED.
Many Arrests For Using Mails Il
Defraud

Many Arrests For Using Mails TO
Defraud.
ST. LOUIS, July 30.-Henry A. Brad
ford has been arrested here by post
office inspectors on the charge Of using
the mails in scheme to defraud as a
result of an investigation of land title
swindles.
The investigation has been pursued
in Colorado, Michigan, Pennsylvania,
Missouri, Texas, Kansas Kentucky,
Tennessee, West Virginia and North
Carolina.
Bradford's arrest resulted from COM
plants that he was using the mails to
sell fraudulent land titles. Bradford s
bond was fixed at $1,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-30
vLLAMoR PARDoNED.

Prominent Insurgent Given His Lib
erty In Philippines.
WASHINGTON, July 3O.-President
Roosevelt has pardoned Emilio Villa
NOR, prominent Filipino, who in De
cember, 1900, was sentenced ITO be
hanged for murder. This sentence was
afterward commuted to ten years i'm.
prisonment
His pardon was recommended by
army officers and the secretary of war
on the ground that Villamor's offense
was really political and that he was en-
titled to a pardon under the presiden-
tial amnesty proclamation of July 4,
1902.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-30
REAL ESTATE CHANGES.

Mrs Katherine Geyer has purchased
the lot at the corner of High and
Washington streets Mrs. Olina Peter
son has also bought the lot at the
corner of Fayette street and New
Brunswick avenue Both sale were
made through the real estate firm of
Nelson Bros.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-30
Commander Not to blame.

WASHINGTON, July 3O.-The naval
board which investigated the recent col
lision in Newport harbor between the
torpedo boat Winslow and the yacht
Clytie has reported that the commander
of the torpedo boat was obliged to
choose between grounding his vessel or
striking the Clytie.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-30

Bargains in real estate are to be
found in the real es.ate column on
mage 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-30
A Franco-TurISish Duel.

PARIS. July 30.-A quarrel between
Viscount Antoine de Contades and
Tueni Bey, second secretary of the
Turkish embassy, has resulted in a
duel with swords, in which Tueni Bey
was wounded in the arm
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-30
Oronto a. l1i11V1hOrne.

CHICAGO, July 30.-The feature at
Hawthorne, a six furlong handicap.
was won by Oronto, coupled with John
Peters, at the prohibitive odds of to 3.
Brulare finished second length and a
half in front of John Peters. The other
races, with the exception of the fourth,
which went to Sidney G. Love, the odds
on favorite, were won by long shots and
second choices
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-30
EIeven Arrests ror panville Riot,

DANVILLE, ILL.,, July 30.-Eleven ar
rests were made here for participation
in the lawless outbreak Of Saturday
night when the Jail was attacked in an
effort to lynch James Wilson, negro
who, it is alleged, assaulted Mrs. Bur-
CESS at Alvin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-30
REPAIRING SMITH STREET.

Street Commissioner Matt Weirup
has a gang of men at work fixing the
cutters on both sides of Smith street
The stones. many of which are un-
even, will be taken out, a bed of sand
placed down, and then the stones will
be replaced. This work will take
some little time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-30
Auto Trip to Arctic Circle.

COPENHAGEN. July 30.-Alr. and
Mrs. Charles ]. Gliddens of Lowell,
Mass, left here in their automobile In
an attempt to cross the arctic circle.
The United States consul here accom-
panied them to Elsinore. The automo-
bilists received an enthusiastic send
nfF
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-30
PRESIDENT IN CAMP.
With His Sons and Nephews He
Sleeps In the Woods.

sleeps In the woods.
OYSTER BAY, n. Y, July 30.-Ly-
ing on the bare ground, wrapped in
blankets President Roosevelt and his
sons and nephews passed the night on
the sandy shores of Huntington bay.
The president makes an annual custom
Of camping out with his boys.
The meeting of the societies of the
Holy Name of Brooklyn and Long Is
land, which was postponed on account
of the death of Pope Leo, will be held
here on Sunday, Aug. 8. President
Roosevelt will deliver the principal ad-
dress. Postmaster General and Mrs.
Payne will come to Sycamore Hill on a
visit to the president and Mrs. Roose-
velt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-30

H. P. NELSON, CARPENTER and
Builder, 282 Smith street. Gall at
barber shop. 3044-7-10- 3mo. b
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-30
Negro Preacher Shoots wife.

KANSAS CITY, July 30-Rev. H. d..
Hilson, negro preacher, shot and in
stantly killed his wife in a confection-
cry store in Kansas City, Kan. Hill
sons wife had sued him for divorce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-10

;fazs jego zachy i nieskazitelnyl
.charaIkter W czasie strajku praco-
;wnik6w Longslore W Buffalo W
roku 1893, kiedy organizacye
Lake Carriers, Association" i
"Longshoremen's Union" obraly
go rozjemca W swoich nieporozu-
mieniaeh. Pc dziesieciodniowy
ukladach strajk sic zakonczyl ma
podstawie wskaz6wek danych
przez tego praiata. Ugoda 6w-
cessna wanna jest dotychczas o.
kazaAa sic zadowalniajsca tax dla
robotnikow jak ich pracodaw-
cow. Wyplacie robotrikon w
szynkach, jaka podowczas byla
zaprowadzona ktora pobotnikow
doprowadzila do ruiny i roznych
klopotow, polodono koniec "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-10
Wtorek dnia logo Marca 1903 r..

zdslhosci fizyczne, umysiowe i
mofalne. Nauczyciele jego wpaja-
Ii W niego przekonanie, re ksztal-
Genie slew religii rozwija moral
ne zasady w cz1owieku; re SERGE
szczeg6lnie jest wrazliwe ma reli-
gijne pierwiastki, ze pierwiastki
religii W kazdem sercu sic znajdu-
ia rozwijac sic moga. Uczyli 60,
re zasady religii wplywaja ma u
mysl i ,kieruja MIN re umysl czlo-
wieka jasniej rozpoznaje prawde,
jezeli dusza jego przejeta jest
cnota wolra cd namietnosci. Te-
mi zasadarni przejety stal sic
przyjacielem krzewicielem kato-
lickiego ksztalcenia. Obecny wy
soki stopien szkd parafialnych W
Buffalo, przypisae nalezy giownie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-10

Kollegium kardynal6w poleciio
go ma nastepce S. P, Arcyb, Fee
hama W Chicago, a uwiadomierie
0 SVEN mianowaniu Arcybisku-
penn chicagoskim, otrzymaa pra-
vie dokladnie w 6 lat po swern
objeciu upzedu Biskupa W Buffa-
10.
PrzeszedSszy z ranion kochaja-
cej matki w ramona Kosciola,
spedzii on czynny swoj zywot ga
wsze W otoczeniu reiigijnem wy
soko wyksztalconem. Tylko raz W
czasie jego wczesniejszej karyery
fizyczne jego 0dolnosci o mato go
ME wyrwaly z karyery koScielnej.
Bylo TO W roku 1879, kiedy przy-
stapil do egzaminu W West Point
i ziozyl go najwyzszem odzna-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-10

czeniem. Otworzy3a sic wtedy
pred MIN karyera wojskoWa, ale
przeniosl mad nia ,karyere, kt6ra
go uczynila dow6dzca w wielkiej'
.arnlii dusz jemu teraz poddanych.
Polcusa, ktora w MIN zrodzila po-
ciag do West Point stala sic ka-
mieniem probierczym poniedzy
jego usposobieniem religijnem d
swieckien1i daznosciami, ponlie-
dzy pociagiem do studyow a ad-
ministracyjnym jego charakteru.
Jest ON scisle rozumujacym, u
czonym i lingwista, Jako teolog
szczegolniejsze ma uznanie i szaa
cunek u bylych swych profesoroW
i kolegow. Bieglosc jego W jezy
ku iacihskim, angielskim, wfo-
skim i niemieckim, W ktorych wy
giasza kazania, jest wyjatkowa, a
umie rowniez i rozmawia -po fran
cuzku i po polsku. Zajmowaly go
zawsze szczegolniej dziadalnose
ksztaIcenie rozw6j Amerykanow
mowiacych obcym jezykiem "a
wsze odznaczal sic dopomaga-
niem i'm porada i opieka sweja.
Gale jego ksztalcenie sic w zakla-
dach naukowych lsoscielnych by
10 tego rodzaju, IL rozwiialo jego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-10

broniono ia w punktach ugody, a
ucisk ze strony "bossdw" groza
pijanstwa pomiedzy robotnikami,
najzupelnis zostaly usr1niete.
i ze zawsze jest gorliwym str6-
1em nauk i .zasad Kosciola praw
ludnosci katolickiej, udowodnil
swa walka ze socyalizmem W Buff
falo w roku ubieglym. Kiedy So
cyalisei, zakradli sic do uni robo-
tniczych w Buffalo i sieci swe
rozpostarli do tsgo stopnia, il w
niektorych uniach .przyjeto usta-
wy,i paragrafy, ktore katolicy u
wazai "a tiesprawiedliwe obar-
czajace, Biskup Quigley ma pros
be kilku rdemiectich lksiezy wydaa
list pasterski W niemieckim jezy-
ku, ktory odczytano w niemiec-
kich koscio}ach katolickich.
List ten zbijalszasady socyaliz-
mu wzywal rzymskich katoli-
kow W uniach robotniczych, aze-
by sic .osWiadczyli przeciw socya-
izmowi. Odbylyssie wiellie zgro-
madzcnia j sam pralat ma Mich
przemawiai. Naspodstawie ency-
kliki o socyaliznie Ojca swietego
tsdniaczys robotnikom, ri Kosci6l
rzymsko ktatolicki ME sprzeci-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-10

pracom i wplNwom Arcybiskupa
Quigleya, ktory przez lat f2 byl
prezydentem parafialnej komisyi
szkolnej, Piastujac ten urzad "a
prowadzil odpowiedni system
promocyi, egzamin'owania in
spekcyi, odkad zostal biskupem,
wydoskonalil organizacya szkol-
na wyznaczajac komisarzy do od-
wiedzania kazdej szkoly i nadzo-
rowania jej prowadzenia egza-
1nir1ow.
Dzialalnosc jego oho1o uszla-
chetnienia warunkow socyalnych,
dodala bodzca i energii do piracy
ma tenn polu wielu osobom tax ma
lezacym jak i ME nalezacym do
Kosciola katolickiego, oswiecajac
i podnoszac moralnie wszystkich,
ktorzy dostali sic W obreb jego
wpiywow. Gleboka jego religij-
nose, przenikliwa roztropnosc, u
mys1owa moralna jego potegs,u-
czciwo$c jeg1o, obok tego wszy-
stkiego jego uprzejmoSc W poste-
powaniu siodycz polac1ona 60
dnoscia w obcowaniu innyini,
zjednala mu przywiazanie i sza-
cunek u wszystkich, ktorzy go
poznaIi. Publiczne umanie zna-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-10
]. E. ks. James Edward Quigley,
Areybiskup Cfricagosti.

CIV encyklopedNcznym miesie-
cznaka "Tae World to-day" znai-
dfieny w urarcowym numerze
artySui dobrze opraeowany o no
WYNN Najpr1ew. ks. Arcybiskupie
shiagoslsim Autorem tego arty-
kGfu jest p. Antoni Czarnecki,
ezsonek sztabu redakcyjnego ga
Eety Chicago Daily News. Po-
d&jemy tn artykul ten w wolnem
N6a1aczerliu).