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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-12
HOODS PILLS are the best GathaTfie -
SaIuda, N. c., July 30. 100,

e>J . ~ ~ O1AJ JOJ 1SJ0.
Kalola Company, Savannah, Ga:
Gentlemen-LaSt winter while in
Savannah | was troubled with indi.
gestion and rheumatism. | tried
many remedies without getting anv
relief, and finally got a bottle Of
Kalola. After taking 1t was entirely
relieved of both troubles, and SO far
have had no return. | can heartily
recommend Kalola to any one afIic.
ted with rheumatism or indigestion.
Very truly yours,
T. E. McIVER.
Late Chief Clerk De Soto Hotel
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-12
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
PEABODY CONSERVATORY


HAROLD RANDOLPH, Director
Mt. Vernon Place and Charles Street,
Baltimore.
PREP DEPARTMENT.
MAY GARRETTSON EVANS, Supt.
23 and 20 East Mt. Vernon Place.
REOPENS OCT. L for instruction. Ap-
ply in September 10 a. m. to D. m.
The Peabody offers advantages which
make it a GREAT MUSIC CENTRE
and UNSURPASSED BY ANY OTHER
CONSERVATORY IN THE COUNTRY
Faculty of 40 European and Ameri-
can Masters, including Profs. Bark
worth, Boise, Brockway, Goodwin, Hell
mendahl, Hulsteyn, Hutchinson, Minett
Wad etc.
Advanced and elementary instruction
given. Scholarships, Diplomas and
Teachers Certificates
TUITION FEES. $15 to 500 for
scholastic year, according to grade and
branch of study. Glass and Private
Lessons. Free Advantages to Pupils
Circulars mailed free.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-12
NOT YET A SUCCESS,

The new Martha Washington Hotel in
New York city isn't a success yet. AS
is well known it was built by women
for women. 1t is a fine hotel and yet it
is we'll within the means of women of
moderate means. 1t has accommodations
for about 500 guests, and thus far has
averaged between $50 and 400 a day.
The patrons have no fault to find with
it. Everything is satisfactory. The
guests have the same freedom in going
and coming that is found in any other
hotel, and the table is up-to-date. But
there is difficulty in keeping servants.
First the bell boys left. They did not
state the reason. but it was apparent.
They didn't get the tips they expected.
Then girl bell boys" We're tried. The
guests didn't like them, and they didn't
like the guests for the same reason the
other bell boys didn't like them.
Then the walters quit. They didn't
set tips. As a matter of fact most of
the guests are women who come to
town to do shopping or else are toll
ers in the city. They haven't money
to throw away on walters and bell boys
A lot of cheap professional walters
have now been obtained and it Is
thought they will be such a detriment
to the hotel that they will have to he
got rid of. even if they do not go of
their own accord.
1t looks as if the tipping system
would prove an obstacle in the way of
very worthy enterprise. 1t is a pity
that the tipping system cannot be abo1-
ished altogether. Landlords should pay
their employees fair wages and then
make it rule that no one of them
should receive a tip. The great ma
jority of the travelling public would
fee! grateful if the tipping evil were
done away with
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-12

Cotton mills are starting their spin
dies again. The mills at Columbia and
Charlotte are getting cotton and go
ing back to work 1t will not be long
before the mills in all sections will
be working to their full capacity. Buy
ers for the mills are said to be par
ticularly active in the interior where
they are securing the first pickings.
The New York Commercial reports
that there are no cotton goods in first
hands" and that there is almost GER
tain to be a larger Oriental trade than
ever before" That indicates business
enough ahead to consume the new
crop of cotton, at remunerative prices
to the producers. And, with pros
porous season this year. the cotton
growers will be in a position next year
to sell or hold their cotton as they see
fit. By diversifying his crops and rails
ing his own provisions, the cotton
planter has about reached that turn
of the lane that he has been struggling
for all these years.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-12

The hold-up of the canal treaty in
the Colombian Congress was for the
purpose of getting more money for the
concessions. The Philadelphia Record
finds in this a parallel to American po
litical methods. The Colombian states
men, it says, "are after the manner
of our own Quays and Platts and Han
mas. They do things in Bogota pre-
cisely as we do things in Pennsylvania.
No legislative proposition is considered
until the Doodle that it will yield has
been squeezed out of it," And yet we
have been throwing bricks at the Co
lombians. Would not the files in Wash
ington show a treaty with Cuba, and a
number of reciprocity treaties with
other countries negotiated by Hon.
John A. Kasson. all entered into in
good faith by the foreigners and yet
held up by our senators because they
touched favored interests? We ought
to hesitate before pointing the finger of
scorn at the statesmen of neighboring
countries.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-12

Unlike the Langley flying machine.
the German boom is floating serenely
with a fair and favorable breeze.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-12

The newest strike IN the building
trades Of New York is that Of sam
Parks housesmiths and bridgebunders'
union against another union OF house
smiths and bridgebuilders. and there
IL 20 Harder light than that Of union
agnlnal union
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-12

The headline boz yesterdays paper.
Poftofiec conspirator safe IN Caua-
d. suggests that 20 many couspiia.
tors from ihe United states are finding
safety in Canada that Uncle ssm wll
soon haFe to De oal.ns Tor a new ex-
tradition treaty.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-12
Mutual Grain and Supply Company,
CORN, OATS. HAY AND BRAN

Correspondence solicited.
small Profits aud Quick hetpfh'
40 River Street, West
Bell Phone 1881 % Phoae ~
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-12
take Kalo1a SIX days and
eat anything YoU want"

Correspondence solicited and samples
mailed to any address.
The colored American., 1903-05-23
Some Men Pay $4,000

For an expert to manage their
advertising. There are others wh'
nav S5. 90 for an annua' subscrip-
ton to printers ink and learn what
all advertisers are thinking about
But even these are not the extremes
reached. There are men who lose
over 100000 year by doing
neither one. For sample copy send
1Oc to Printers Ink. No. 10 Spruce
Street, New York City.
The colored American., 1903-05-23

Prof. Kelly Miller, of Howard Uni
versity. delivered an able address, TAX
ing for his subject, "The Drift of
evening, before the Bethel Literary
and Historical Association. The at
tendance was quite large and the mu-
sical features consisted of a vocal solo
by Mrs. Lula Joy Brooks, with Miss
Mary J.. Europe as accompanies. Pres
ident Geo. w. Jackson presided with
his usual dignity.
The colored American., 1903-05-23
LOCALS.

Miss Bertha Clements, formerly of
shis city, is now. located at University
Heights, n. Y.
The colored American., 1903-05-23

Mr.. Geo. Dickson, the broker and
money lender, is doing rushing bust
ness.
The colored American., 1903-05-23

Mr.. c. j. Pickett, of the Capitol, will
leave for Chicago in a few days, where
he will spend his vacation.
The colored American., 1903-05-23

LOCALS.
Miss Bertha Clements. formerly of
This city, Is now. located at University
N. Y.
Mr.. Geo. Dickson, the broker and
money lender, is doing a rushing busi-
ness.
Mr.. c. j. Pickett, of the Capitol, will
leave for Chicago in few days, where
he will spend his vacation.
Mr.. Fred Dyson, lone of the finest"
has dOnned his panama and negIigee
shirt. Fred is still one of the boys
The 5th Annual Crab Feast and
Reception was given by Bill Bailey
at his hotel, 229 New Jersey Ave- north
west, last Thursday evening.
Lawyer Wilfred II. Smith, of New
York City, who has case before the
supreme Court in this city, was here
Thursday and Friday of this week
The Capital City Pleasure Club cleo
ted a new corps of officers at recent
meeting Mr. John w. Williams was
elected President and Mr.. Clinton c.
Johnson, Vice President.
Mrcs I 4
Mrss DR.. Lucy, died at the home of
her mother, Monday May 4th, and was
buried on the following Wednesday,
at Harmony Cemetery. She had many
friends and a large circle of acquaint-
ances. Undertaken Winslow had
;harge of the obsequies.
The FlorodOra Social Club No. 1,
Will give its first grand excursion to
Motley Hall, Saturday, May 3Oth,
Decoration Day. The Columbian and
inyincible Orchestras will furnish |!
music.
Washington is furnishing a great !
many speakers at the various Com
mencement Exercises in the different |
parts of the country. Mrs. Mary |
Church Terrell and Prof. Kelly Miller
will speak at the Atlanta University |
Way 70 In. A numDer OF our educators
have been invited to other points.
The Mems Relief Club, of Plymouth
Congregational Church. gave grand
May entertainment at Masonic Temple
On 18th street, last Friday evening. An
interesting musical and literary pro-
gram was rendered. The officers are
Q. w. Mason, President; A. A. Syphax,
Secretary, and Geo. H. Horton, Treas
urer.
Don't fail to make the first trip on
the Jane Moseley tomorrow ely
mont and other points down the
Potomac. The excursion is given un-
der the auspices of the Colored Busi-
ness Men of this city, and you will
have an opportunity to meet them, in
addition to a delightful ride down the |
river. The boat will leave the wharf
at 10:3 80 a. m.
Mr.. Samuel Jones, the expert dog |
fancier, and who is in great demand
among the wealthier dog lovers of the
city, is the recipient of new honors.
Mrs. Roosevelt has. had occasion to |
The colored American., 1903-05-23

Hustlng Agents wanted to sell Roosevelt Open *
| ing the Door of Hope to The Negro" This fine x
! lhograph in three coors II by inches, CSC, | -
] postpaid or 81 90 framed. Send orders S. | K
| Boyd Gray p. O. Box 20 Yonkers, N. Y. =
(Permit granted by Keppler & Schwarzman u! u!
] Puck)
The colored American., 1903-05-23

The 9Th Annual Crab Feast and
reception was given by Bill Bailey
at his hotel, 229 New Jersey Ave. north
west, last Thursday evening.
The colored American., 1903-05-23

Mr.. Fred Dyson, ''one of the finest, -
mas donned his panama and negligee
shirt. Fred is still one of the boys -
The colored American., 1903-05-23

Lawyer Wilfred II. Smith, of New
York City, who has case before th'
supreme Court in this city, was her.
Thursday and Friday of this week
The colored American., 1903-05-23

Mr.. Samuel Jones, the expert dog
fancier, and who is in great demand
among the wealthier dog lovers of the
city, is the recipient of new honors.
Mrs. Roosevelt has. had occasion to
send for him a number of times to
look after the blooded CANNES in the
White House. Sam has the wit and
Is very popular in his large circle of
friends
The colored American., 1903-05-23

The Capital City Pleasure Club ele
ted a new corps of officers at a receI
meeting, Mr.. John w. Williams WI
elected President and Mr. Clinton
Johnson, Vice President.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-27
KRoTKIE
NoTATKI MTEJsKIE::

Naczelnicy departamentow
miejskich musza zredukowac swe
wydatki, poniewaz przy uwzgle-
dnianiu ich pretensyj wyniosiby
deficyt miejski poltora miliona
dolarow.
= Przysiegli koronera orzekli,
re Patrick Fletcher dziaiai w o.
bronze wiasnej, strzelajac do Hen
ryka Carr, ktorego polozyl tru-
penn.
= Alderman Hart zostal odda-
ny pod sad kryminalny pod zarzu-
tenn naduzywania wladzy.
= w Springfield, ILL.,, inkorpo-
rowalo sic nowe Towarzystwo ko-
lei gornej. Zamierza ono przepro-
wadzic swe linie ma poludnie ma
wschod od rzezalh.
= Pedel re szkoly we Wa
shington Heights zaplacil $Io ka-
ry, poniewaz upii sic i grozil re-
wolwerem konduktorowi ma
tramwaju.
= Kfopoty pieniezne spowodo-
waiy wczoraj dwoch mezczyzn W
sile wieku do popelnienia samo-
bojstwa.
Trzech awanturnikow wypi-
10 w szynku pm. 18I S. Clark str.
try butelki piwa. Kiedy przyszio
"a piwo zaplacic, strzelali re-
wolweru stiukli szybe W oknie
wystawowem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-27

pokrycia wydatkow. Dalo to po-
wod do ozywionych debat.
= Francya, Hiszpania i Belgia
traktuja wprost prezydentem
Castro W sprawie pretensyj do od
szkodowania re strony Wene-
zueli.
= "Etoile Beige" donosi, ze
krol belgijski Leopold az w roku
1904 zamierza przybyc do Stanow
Zjednoczonych.
= Prezydent Roosevelt wczo-
raj by} w New Yorku i w hall
Carnegie przemawiai ma zgroma-
dzeniu zwolanem ola uczczenia
pamieci zmarlego zalozyciela me-
todyskiego koSciola, Johna Wes-
ley.
= Waszyngtonski Department
panstwa oznajmia, re DIR. Adolf
Razlag, obywatel St. Zjedn., od-
kry} metode leczenia tradu w
Chinach Z powodzeniem robil
eksperymenta Cd kilku miesiecy.
= w New Yorku umarl, w 81
roku zycia, P. J. Gatling, wyna-
lazca szybkostrzelnych dial Cat
linga roznych praktycznych ma
rzedzi rolniczych.
= PrzeszIo 200 representative
roznych towarzystw w Buffalo
przybedzie do Chicago ma uroczy-
stoSc ingresu. Arcybiskupa Quig-
leya.
= Detektywi newyorscy ,rewi-
dowali wczoraj parowiec La
Champagne, odplywajacy do
Francyi, szukajqc anarchistow,
ale bez rezultatu.
: w skutek' eksplozyi W sly
bic kopalni Auburn and Alton
Coal Co." w Auburn, ILL.,, ubiegiej
nocy trzech gornikow zostaio "a
bitych. Nazwiska ich So Matthew
Donelly, Walter Davis i Thomas
Nc Laughlin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-27
Rome wiadOmoscI
<elegraficZBe.

= Siawny skrzypek berlihski
Emile Sauret zosta1 zaangazowa-
ny przez dra Ziegfeld w Chicago
ma kierownika departamentu
skrzypiec w tutejszem kolegium
muzycznem obejmie. ten urzad
w jesieni b. r.
DR.. A. Conrady, nadzwy-
czajny professor filozofii i study
ow oryentalnych W Lipsku, 70
stall przez Rad chihski ma 3 lata
zaangazowany ma profesora miej-
skiej wyzszej szko}y W Pekinie.
= Brytyjski ambassador W Wa
szyngtonie, Sir Michael Herbert,
otrzynla1 cd krola wielki krzyz
orderu sw. Micha}a Sw. Jerzego,
= Depesze z po1udniowej Eu-
ropy kaza sic domyslat, re sultan,
choeby pragnal przeprowadzic.
zadanie reformy, ME zdola tego u
czynic powodu braku pieniedzy.
Z p6lnocno zachodniej cze-
Sci rzeczypospolitej San Domingo
donosza o nowych ruchawkach
dose znacznych.
Z powodu opozniania sic z
przyjeciem noweli budzetowej we
Francyi, Rad widziai sic zniewo-
lonym wniesc nowele tyczaca sic
udzielenia kredytu na marzec dla
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-27

II letni Charles Videlhofen
pm. 43S Morse ave. bawii sic
paleniem ogni sztucznych. Jedna
rakiet eksplodowaia mu W reku
urwala wielki palec. Zachodzi
Ottawa, re trzeba mu bedzie odjac
Gala reke.
= Ma rogu Southport Addison
ave. spadi z dachu, wysokosci
40 stop, I2 letni Frank Horn.
Nadwerezyl sobie kosc pacierzo-
wa.
-I5 letnia Marta Kwasniew-
ska pm. 81 Cleaver st. stracila
wieIki palec II prawej reki we fa-
bryce Freeland and Beady, rog
Chicago Milwaukee ave. Palec
dostai sic miedzy tryby maszyny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-27
z Zien PoIskich.

II ZleI1l FOlSklCHs
Wisnicz starry. = w niedziele,
dnia I lutego, odbylo sic poswie-
Genie yKolka rolniczego" W Wi
sniczu starym. Uroczystosc dnia
tego zapewne niezatarta zostanie
w pamieci parafian, szczegolniej
wioscianstwa Wisnicza starego.
Pc skohczonej sumie wyruszyilud
koscioia ma czele ks. kanoni-
kiem Ratowskim ks. katecheta
Kurkiewiczem do nowego budyn-
ku ,,Kolka rolniczego". Religijne-
mu temu pochodowi przygrywala
kapela wiejska Wisnicza Nowego.
Przed budynkiem czekala .juz
dziatwa szkolna i Choir ziozony
spiewaczek wiejskich. Rozpoczely
sic spiewy ,,Koled", a nastepnie
piesni patryotycznych naprze-
miany. Piekna te melodye wycho-
dzaca naboznej piersi malucz-
kich podtrzymywala muzyka,
przesyiajac ia jakby echo tam =
hen ku Stworcy w niebiesiech.
Po odspiewaniu wreszcie duetu
,,Dreczy lud biedny" przez spie-
waczki wiejskie wystapil ks. ka-
nonik nova patryotyczna, "a.
czynajac ia slowami piesni:
w swoja opieke IL
Wez mas ma nowo
Polska Krolowo. -"
rozwinaf ia tax pieknie pred
siuchaczami, re powszechne
wzruszenie malowalo sic ma wszy-
stkich twarzach tax wloscian, ja-
kotez i inteligencyi dose licznie
zebranej miejscowego | okoli-
cznego nauczycielstwa.W movie
tel poruszyi zacny ow kapian
wszystkie struny narodowych po-
trzeb: jak many sic wspierac, jak
bronie pred zydami j ich zagla-
da, jak szanowat move nasza ma
obczyznie, jak kochac kraj w ja-
XII sposob przyjsc mu pomoca,
ably ia nasza matka - konajaca
Polska sic podzwignela, %N
okuty w lancuchy zerwal / roz-
postari szerokie swe bale skrzy-
d}a mad Ojczyzna nasza, przele-
ciawszy ia wszerz i wzdiuz,zwia-
stujac wolnosc niepodleglosc.
Po przemowieniu nastapiiy znow
spiewy patryotyczne, a nastepnie
swiecenie budynku, podczas kto-
rego to aktu muzyka przygrywaia
piesni ,,Boze cos Polske" i ,,Jesz-
cze Polska ME zgineia".
Lwow. = w Kossowie istnieje
zakiad dla nerwowo chorych dra
Tarnawskiego. Ma on bye swie-
tnie prowadzony i zyskal sobie
najlepsza slave. Zawsze tez jest
przepelniony. Otoz obecnie DIR.
Tarnawski oglasza, re musi opu-
scit Galicye zakiad swoj przeno-
81 do Rumunii, bo tu ME moze
podosac podatkom, jake nan ma
}ozono w Biaiej pred dwoma,
czy trzema laty jedna fabryka
przeniosla sic do sasiedniego Biel J
ska ma Szlasku, chociaz musiaht
budowac tam ma nowo wszystk
budynki fabryczne, poniewaz tn
rujnowaly ia podatki. Potem W
Sadeczyznie tego samego powo-
du przenios}a sic jedna fabryka
gietych mebli ma Wegry. Teraz
przed podatkami ucieka nawet
zakiad zdrowia. Z pewnoscia nj
gdzie jeszcze sruba podatkowa
wiekszego zwyciestwa ME odnio-
sia!
no,,Sd 0A6n;, .o,,a ieet nads
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Waszyngton, D. c., 27go lutte

81. SSiebISA DNAAOWS PASSiAO
zyI protest wniesiony przez Rev.
]. L. Leilich przeciw przypusz-
czeniu do kongresu senatora Reed
Smoot Utah, z Powodu, ze
Smoot jest polygamista i ma vie
cej niz jedna zone. Leilich oswald
cza, re dowody powtornego oze-
nienia sic Snoota znalezt MONA
w archiwach kosciola mormon
skiego,
Cincinnati, ago lutego. :
Wczoraj rano miasto to zostalo
nawiedzione pozarem, jakiemu
rownego dotychczas w tenn mie-
scie ME bylo. Wybuch1 on w bu-
dynku Pike ma 4 ulicy pomiedzy
Vine Walnut str. i szybko prze-
szed} ma sasiednie budynki. MIN
zdolano polozyc kres dalszemu
jego szerzeniu sic, zrzadzil szkode
ma jake 2 miliony dolarow.
Boston, 27go lutego. = Sad
najwyzszy tutejszy rozstrzygnal
ma swojem plenarnem posiedze-
niu, ze wszelkie procesa cywilne,
ktore powstaly wiskutek kontrak-
tow pozawieranych-z kompozyto-
rem Pietro Mascagni, musza bye
przeniesione do Florencyi we
Wloszech, gdyz wyraznie to jest
zastrzezonem w tych kontrak-
tach.
St. Louis, Mo-, 27 lutego. :
Tutejszy Post Dispatch" donosi,
re w St. Louis W oczach pod O.
chronq policyi prowadzi sic jak
najbezwstydniejszy handel dziew-
czat ze grand jury zajmie sic ia
sprawl. w okolicach St. Louis
inefficient agenci wywabiaja
dziewczeta rodzin powazanych,
pod pozorem, re i'm dostarcza zy-
skowne posady, i W St. Louis je
zaprzedaja.
Panama, ego lutego. : Nieja-
XII Montero, kt6ry wlaSnie wsiadal
ia olret jadacy do New Yorku,
zostal tn aresztowany. Jest on o.
skarzony o to, ze. oszukal rome
|! banki w Santiago Chill ma sumo
okolo 100000. Zostanie odwie-
ziony do Chill i oddany W rece
tamtejszej policyi.
Springfield, ILL.,, 27go lutego. =
w senacie wniesiono mnostwo
novel, al miedzy niemi jedne ma
zadanie Chicago Women's Edu-
cational Society domagaja sic, by
w szkolach publicznych stanu
przynajmniej przez 3 minuty
dziennie odczytywano ustepy
biblii bez sekciarskich objasnieh.
lima nowela, wniesiona przez
Farnuma Chicago, skierowana
.. jest przeciw organizacyom takim
jak Municipal Voters League,
domaga sic karania tych, kt6rzy
kaza drukowac obrazliwe uwagi
o kimkolwiek zywym lub umar-
lynn. Kara ma wynosit $500 lub
rok wiezienia, lub jedno drugie,
obrazony, albo krewni tegoz
nadto moga osobno skarzyc 0 od-
szkodowanie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-27
rRZEGLAD PoLI1YK1 ME-
DZYNARODOWEJ.
. Chicago, a7 lutego 1eo3..

IVY mas ME zdolacie zniem-
czycp TIE slowa znahomitego ma
szego mowcy, mecenasa. Dzien-
bowskiego, wygloszone z trybu-
ny parlamentu niemieckiego, wy
warly potezne wrazenie tax W
granicach rzeszy niemieckiej, jaik
10 "a jej slupami. Szowinisty-
e~na prasa nieniecka pieni sic
naturalnie re zIosci wskutek mo-
ralnego zwycieztwa, ktore W u
biegly piqtek Z okazyi interpela-
cyl polskiej odnios3a idea polska
pod zaborem pruskim. Jakto?
Wiec wyrzucamy pol miliarda ma
wykupno ziemi, przesiedlamy ma
wschodnie kresy tysiace niemie-
skich kolonistow, budujemy cale
azeregi zborow protestanckich,
.edbieramy dzieciom w szkoiach
naszych nawet pacierz polski, =
a til zamiast znekanych Cd bo-
low duoha twarzy widzimy pred
soba hartowne jak spiz, podnie-
stone do potegi postacie przedsta-
wicieli, rzucajace nam w twarz
siowa, pelne mezkiej silly pewno-
Sci siebie: wy mas ME zdolacie
4niemczy6?! Me MONA sic dzi-
vic, ze niepohamowana zlosc tar
ga prase panstwa bojazni Bozel
/ dobrych obyczajow,- re ia z4oSc
przebija w kazdym niemal wier-
szu referat0w z ostatniego posie-
dzenia parlamentu niemieckiego
Z komentarzy do tegoz posiedze-
MIA! Toe oni sa u kresu swych
wysilen, ME moga zdobyc sic ma
oryginalniejsze pomys}y : my
zyjemy jak to stwierdzi}o
piatkowe posiedzenie-nie chwie-
jenny sic mimo rozmaitych trosk,
kt6re nam osiadly czo}a. Drez-
denskie ,,Nachrichten" w hakaty-
stycznej swej nieporadnosci po-
cieszaia sic iedvnie morfina sDo-
leczna. piszac W przystepie szu-
bienicznego humoru. ze litania
krzywd administracyjnych, kt6re
sic rzekomo dzieja spo}eczerstwu
poIskiemu, przytoczona przez po-
sIa Dziembowskiego, to nallepszy
miaromierz dla daznosci pruskiej
polityki antypolskiej, to dow6d,
ze pruska polityka Polakow boil,
a skoro ich boil. to znak. re sy-
stem pruski jest ma najlepszej
drodze. Gdyby bowiem polskie
stronnictwo narodowe okaza}o
kiedvkolwiek zadowolenie poll
tyki pruskiej, wowczas moglaby
niemczyzna ma kresach wscho-
dnich spakowac manatki : Ia
kie postepowanie wobec Polakow
= pisze ten wykapany Srednio-
wieczny Krzyzak dalei : bynaj-
mniej ME sprzeciwia sic prawi-
dion cywilizacyi i humanitarnosci
w pojeciu niemieckiem (,,nach
deutscher Art und Sitte"), pan
DziembowsH ME zdoIa1 zdaniem
,,Dresdner Nachriohten" udowo-
dnic kursowi antypolskiemu poll
tylEi gwa4tu i nieprawoSci wobec
Polakow.
,,Berl. Neueste Nachr." W pre-
ciwstawieniu do powyzszego or
ganu sa jeszcze ma tyle uczciwe,
ze przyznaja p6}urzedowym pru-
skim organom administracyjnym
czesciowo biurokratyczna ma}o-
dusznosc i przesadzona gorliwosc
wobec Polakow w wystapieniu
posla Dzienlbowskiego upatrujq
wzmagajaca sic size moe polsko-
Sci, kt6ra bynajnrniej ME licuje
skargami rzekomyn ucisku Po-
laEow. Podobnie jak drezdenska
ich kolezanka one ME zdoby3y
sic jednakowoz ma nowe pomysiy
Sntypaiskie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-02-27
Dzisiejszy pozar.


DIS mad ranem wybuchf groz-
ny pozar we fabryce artystycznie
wykonywanych lozek, ma rogu ul.
Rockwell i 81. Nadbieg}a ma po-
moe straz pozarna zaalarmowala
inne oddziafy stray wobec ME
bezpieczenstwa powodu nagro-
madzonych we fabryce latwo pal
nych materya}ow. Pc godzinie
pofaczonych usilowah zdolano
dojsc do kontroli mad szerzacym
sic predko ogniem, ktory wsza-
kze uszkodzil mocno maszyny.
lejarnie i sale, w ktorych malo-
wanoi lakierowano metalowe loz-
ka. Straty wynosza okolo $780,
900. We fabryce skonczyi sic
przed dwoma tygodniami strajk,
lecz robotnikom ME podobaly sic
nowe warunki, ma ktorych musieli
wrocic do roboty.