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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-07
Fl. hYER RIDING SHOWS
BEGIN NEXT FRIDAY

The regular exhibitions in the riding
hall at Fort Myer will begin AT ESQ p.
m, next Friday. November q. and be
continued on each subsequent Friday at
the same hour during the season, unless
unforeseen interruptions occur. Admis-
sion will be by tickets only. which can
be procured by applying 10 the adjutdnt.
Application for tickets should be made
not earlier than one week ahead OF the
special drill.
The tickets will be dated for the day
OF the performance, and will not be
good for any other day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-07
Republican Majority in the House
Will Probably Reach Sepenty-fipe,
According to Present Indications
RESULT OF CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION

The House of Representatives is likely
to be Republican by from so to rs. Until
practically complete returns are in figures
will be impossible.
The Republicans have lost some men,
bers whose defeat was not taken as seri-
Gus possibility. They have held some Of the
gains of two years ago which even they
did not expect to hold
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-07

Two hours and a half later the second
extra. with the fiaring headline Hughes
Victor" made it's appearance. and the
nswsboys were kept busy trotting back
to the circulation department of The
Times to repienish their stock. As the
'newsies' vormed their way through
the crowd they were hailed by men and
women on all sides. and some OF the
purchasers paid as much as Is cents for
a copy OF the paper because they were
too excited 20 think OF their change. and,
Of course. the boy wasn't expected 10.
In addition 10 announcing the result
Of the New York election TO Washing
tonlans long before any other paper IN
the city. The Times had complete ao-
counts and figures from the other States
and the second edition war pronounced
one OF the best political extras ever
seen ia Washington.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-07
LONGHORTH'S VIEWS
ON ELECTION RESULT

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Nov. Con
gresham Nicholas IsongWorth. who was
reelected Yesterday by a largely re-
duced majority as compared with two
years ago. said today: The result
shows that the return Of a Republican
Congress was the first issue With the
people. y also indicates that the people
are in sympathy with the policy OF the
Administration and wanted IL supported
II Is a vindicatiOn for the Republican
Uarty."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-07
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-07

George Thomas. ooIsred. forty-three
years old. OF s407 Sherman avenue north-
west. who fell from a noTthbound
BriEhtwood avenue car near the corner
OF Kenyon street last night, is still
unconscious. and his condition Is con-
sidered critical. Doctors at Freedmen 8
Hospital. where he was removed after
tie accident. stated this morning that
he has q fractured skull. and but little
hope Is entertained for his recovery.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-07
DEMOCRATS IN OHIO
GAIN FOUR MEMBERS

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Nov. 7.--Ohio has
gone Republican by about 1900. The
Democrats have elected CongTessmea in
the Fourth. Fifth. Sixth, Ninth, and
Seventeenth districts. a gain OF four
over their present delegation in TIE
House.
Nick Longworth got in handsomely
with 4,ooo plurality, much to the delight
Of his wife, who has campaigned indus
triously with him and for him after the
English electionesring fashion.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-07
SILVEIRA'S AFFAIRS
NOW BEING WOUND UP

HAVANA. Nov THE Affairs OF
Manuel Silyeira. who was the agent for
J. NJ. CebaIios g. Co, OF New York and
Havana, and who is accused OF causing
the suspension OF that firm when he
went 10 Venezuela, have been taken IN
charge by John T. Dursnt. a member
OF legal firm here.
5llveira's affairs will he wound I'D
and the creditors viii realize what they
can.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-07
SPEAKER CANNON'S
PLURALITY 1880

uARvILLE. ILL.,, Nov. 7.-Incomplets
returns from the Eighteenth Congress
sional district indicate the election of
Speaker Joseph @. Cannon by a plurality
OF 800. He carried the county in 1892
by SIS plurality and the district by 1851
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-07
ARE NOT TALL.

. -t,s. -t,otttnz man from St Paul
HI.Ss : trsn to Japan in the faul.
One thing ne found out
as he rambled about, -,
was NANS Exchange.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-07
DUBOIS, IF WINNER,
HAS DISTINCTION
Will Be Only Democratic
Senator Above Mason
and Dixon Line.
MADE A GALLANT CONTEST
Other Interesting Results Affecting the
Legislatures in Close
States.

Among the most interesting results Of
the election are these which affect
Legislatures in close States, where Sen
ators are TO be chosen. Easily the first
In general interest is Idaho. whose SEN
ator. Fred Dubois. has been making a
magnificent fight for his political life
He has been planning IL for years, and
II the victory which Is indicated by the
early returns shall be secured by the
later. he may SOM enjoy the distinction
OF being the only Democratic Senator
north Of Mason and Dixons line. Mon
tana is expected to send a Republican
In place OF Clark, Democrat, and Color
ado yesterday chose a Republican Legis-
lature and governor. which insures a
Republican successor TO Senator Thomas
n Patterson.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-07
POLITICS sUNDERED FRIENDSHIP

A strange comedy and tragedy was
woven into the lives of Ibsen and
Btornsou AS young men they were
great friends; then politics flung them
wears and years. Strange fate brought
the children OF these two great writers
together and Rjornson's daughter mar
ried Ibsens only child. The fathers
met after a quarter OF q century OF sep
aration at the wedding OF their children.
Times Want Ads Bring Results.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-07
Tsft's Tip Proves Worry.

Senator Dubois made his fight against
the Republican party and the Mormon
Church (Which he alleged were In al
iiancs), and ia credited with having
forced the President 10 send Secretary
Taft into the State for two speeches.
The trip probably served as good d
purpose or proving how worried the
Republicans were. as 1t did IN any other
direction. Dubois seems To have won
both his Legislature and his governor.
Colorado lined up for Buchtel. Repub-
lican. for governor, as aginst Alva
Adams, Democrat. tire times governor.
and defeated candidate two years ago.
Adams made q poor run, surprising ev-
erybOdy. The Socialists and Independ-
ents also drew far less support than was
expected. II is believed that Simon
Guggenheim. head OF the Smelter trust,
will be the Republican Senator from
Colorado.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-07

Walter BrownIow and Nathan haIe'
Republicans, In the First and seeohu'
we're reelected In Tennessee; the DeHlO-
Gratis got the rest -.
Ia kentucky the Republicans seem 70
have gained a scat Ia the third "neIe
A. D. James is probably elected over
Riehardson, Democrat; but they ig -, .
seat in the tenth, where Josepn % 1 -
nAtt was beaten by James y, hs'.O 9'r
Dsrnocrat. Thus the state turns "
with the same general pohucAI 0"iN
p'f kSsDsas. bleeding Kansas. refused sc
he Led astray by the preachmehs % -
FORMER Governor Harris, VINO ulaa .s :. :.
very strong campaign. but DID not ei isi.SIa
siaSt himself OF help defeat 3 sins 70
member OF the Congressman deisf e., =
If comes back again, soitdly hepuogliSS.a4. -.
the Hon, mick" LongsWorth' OF S'a
einnstI. made a great run oy Shy
yindicating the right OF woman 20 49, -
n.rt in politIcs He Is elected oy an
Increased majority. and II really iookA : !
IN he had been started well On the loa az
10 the gubernatorial seat when hAs 80
often. In Ohio, been a stepping stoii5 - a.
the senate or 10 the Presidency. iis
nm in Cincinnati unquesttcnaoiy puts
aim comfort ably into the list OF SuPst-
Material probabilities for next year.
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cummins Probably Victor.

Iowa's close result probably viii be
resolved in favor OF Governor Cum
Minis. as the earliest returns largely
came from territory in which he was
entitled 10 expect his most serious loss
es. he will escape by a narrow margin.
however. II at all The reports Indicate
that the legislature Is safely Republi.
can, though closer than IN years II
viii re-elect Senator Deliver
Delaware sends up a Republican Leg
islatuTe TO choose a successor 10 Eena-
tor Alice and BUTnham's return In New
Hampshire Is probable. The Republi-
cans have the Legislature. Of course ,
but the Churchill insurgents have pos
sibility or making a strong showing in
the Republican caucus, and might pos
sible beat Durham
New Jersey chose a Republican Leg
islature whose disposition makes little
question OF the reelection OF John r.
Dryden 10 the Senate. Illinois Is over
NhelmingiY Republican. and Culiom will
be reelected. likewise the new Mime
sofa assembly viii Fo-eiect Knute Mel
son 70 the Senate. Ia South Dakota,
Senator Gamble will be reelected In
January by the overwhelmingly Repub-
lean Iegisla ture Just chosen. and in Ne
bTsskR. II IL practically certain that
Norris Brown. now attorney general,
Will be chosen Senator to succeed JOS
eph II. Willard, of Omaha. Both are
Republicans. Brown having defeated Mill
lard. and the latter Edward Rosewater
for the State conventions Endorsement
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-07
Ever Split in Maryland.

No State presented a more mixed anc
uncertain political aspect than Maryland
throughout the campaign. Out OF the
shuttle the State energies With dele-
"a zion az three and three-Repnolcal
and Democrats--but II Isn't MADE up as
the present one IS. ,rLia
was supposed 20 be pretty nearly lIn-
POSSIBLE for any other Democrat tnan
he. but the event proved that theIs
are others, for Harry wolfe. VINO Vas Is
given the nomination when WachIe! o.
ciined TO take IL again, made gooo run
ana is elected by close 60 1000 over Jonn-
sou. Republican. The RepuohcSns iIe .
a gain in the First district, "hsts LVF-
Toer CONGRESSMAN Jackson carried VI
day against Thomas A Smith. elee HS
bI, the Democrats two years ago. aeI-
Sst t'Y 0emoeraf- Is reelected In the Sec
ond over Robert Garrett. ana IA tle
Fourth C;il. Democrat, wins over + Ihu'
Law by about ZOO. , - s,t.s
The contests IN the Flttn ana S 81, u
were % especial interest I'm "a on Nj
Ma IA the fifth. and the supporters
- Cseorea Smith, his Democratic opPo-
1srt. developed strong hopes in the COG
ing DAYS that they might VIII, 49,
however, ran eIcenently every ~ 10
oStsiSs the Baltimore wards that con-
Stit,,ta naYt OF his district he lost
onIV one county. Howard Wnicn Ne sLS
go sniti, bv about 500. Mudd carried
Chsrles by 1000. Anne Arundel ey Ioy
Csivert by 500, St. hary, oy Ooo' anu
S5-JvSe George by 500
rl,s.Ss YES small evidence IN the .vot'
,ne that CONGRESSMAN PeaEre had oeel
T5ured nv the remarkable line OF sto-
riss circulated about MS Iapor teCoIo'
40 He carried his district handsome
IN over Harvey Speasard. OF haselS-
town, Democrat
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Times Want Ads Bring Results.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-07
South Remains UnL-oken

The South presents the usual monotony
OF unbrOken Democratic delegations
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16
NANTICOkE, Pa.
10 Sierpnia 1906.

W dniu ego Sierpnia zosta} poa
palony gazem W shafcienr. l M. Ra~
bulehski l kilku innych g6rnik6w.
M. Rabulewski umar{ dnia 7-go
Sierpnia. Pogrzeb odby} sic 9-go
.Sierpnia o godzinie 3.ciej pc poe
4udniu W kosc1ele Sw. Stanis}awa
B. i M. Sw. pamieci Rabulewsk
naleza{ do towarzystwa sw. Stani=
s1awa i sw. Walentego ola tego tie
wyzej w%spomlane ~towarzystwa
wziefy udziaf W p%ogrzebie; tax sa-
mo Unia robotnicza wzie}a udzia1 W
pogrzebie oraz i wiele publicznosci,
"a co stroskana wdowa "a ostatnia
przys}uge zmarfemu sk1ada serdecz
ne. Bog zaplac 3
N. Rabuzeuska
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16
Uczmyd zieci czyta6, pisat
movie po polsku!
TO lQMO>
q? q '.: <: x:

w Chicago rwetes z po-
wodu': bankructwa banku
Stenslanda: milwaukee ave.
Savings Bank. Nasi, jak
mast wszedzie, W Chicago po-
swoich geba - a
W rzeczywistosci .,swoimi'
ola naszych So: Niemcy,
Szwedzi, Norwegczycy it'd.
jak, ma przyk}ad, p. Stems.
land i jemu podobni. STEMS
land okrad} ~najwiecej Ena-
szych, DO to przeciez by}
Up Q ! 8 K i b a n K" :wiec tel
Poiacy z zachodnio p6}nocnej
cze5ci Chicago. tam wszelkie
grosze skladali, DO. TAXI p.
Stensland, co nawet zatrud-
NAL Polaka al edneg Q
" swym :banku, to wielki
p~rzyjaciel Polak6w, i tam u
niego by}y polskie piepiadze
b ezpie n Q s. Q, nil
" jakiej kasie: parafialnej|
DIS, pc %niewczasie, oczy
Polakom Stensland otworzy}
pytanie atoli, :czy ma dlugo
Przyjedzie drugi, podobny dc
Stenslanda, gladki Szwed lut
Niemiec, to Polaczyska dadzs
Bic naciagna6 zasie, DO pre-
ciez obey " interest q.
za VIZ ze pew q j 9 szY O
\ v BIG .; swoi 70 '5. do '.!'I'):'
wicze, do Interest," nniepod5at;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16

zastepc6w " osobie x. Cieminskie:
go i x. Dudka.
~ Wniosek x. Dudka, ably ma
podr6z pojedyhczego Delegate wy
asygnowac sumo $500 dol. poparty
przez x. Jazdzewskiego przeszed1
jednog}osnie.
81 rs. Pacholski, poparty przez
x. sroke wnosi, ably M pokrycie
wydatk6w podr6zy delegat6w zaza-
dano cd kazdego cz}onka Stow.
$500. Jednog}osnie przyjeto.
81 Wniosek ks. Babihskiego,
poparty przez x. Wojclka, ably
Zarzad zosta} W rekach obecnych
urzednik6w jednog}osnie przeszed}.
.Zarzad wiec ma ten rok obejmuja
ci sami urzednicy:
PREF. K. J. Pacholski, Winona,
MINI.
v. PREF. K. J. Wojtowicz, Greu-
vile, S. Oak.
Sekr. x. J. S. Guzdek, Brower-
vile, MINI.
Kas. K. J. Dudek, Gilman, MINI.
Kapelan do czasu Sejmu: x. A.
Babihski, 14l4 Birch ave.
Superior, Wis
V. Kap. <; K. Kobylihsk1, 93s
Geranium St., St. Paul, MINI.
Komitet spraw publicznych:
KS. J. Sroka
i J. Be}zowski
T. Rekcsiak.
Wreszcie ma wniosek 4. Pacho /
skiego, poparty przez x. Babih7
skiego posiedzenie odroczono.
Ks. Jan st. Guzdek
Sekretarz.
4 Sierpnia 1906. Browerville, MINI.
P S. MIME szem uprzejmie pro-
sze o rych}e nades}anie podat"
ku ma pokrycie koszt6w podr6-
zy delegat6w ma Sejm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16
PierWsZe Wystepy
Heleny M0drzejeWskiej
W AmeryCe. =:
- !
Z Dziennika Chicagoskiego.) >
IL -" =
(Ciag dalszy). :s..sz.

Nadszed} akt ostatni. Adry-
anna, ukazuje sic W bell, z
rozpuszczonymi w}osami. Ca
|}owala j:uz zatrute kwiaty, "a
|des}ane przez rywalke. Co "a
rozpacz, co "a wcielenie bo-
lesci malowalo sic W kazdem
slowie artystki! Ia wiotka
posta6, }amiaca sic pod nad~
miarem pogardy i zdrady,
ten wcielony kwiat poezyi,
kt6ry ma zwiednac "a wcze-
snie, Scisna} w~szystkie serca
nieopisanem uczuciem pogne-
bienia. w tenn wchodzi Miauu-
rycy Saski. Przynosi jej mi
lose, zycie, oddaie reke VIA
sna. Adryanna rzuoa~ sic ku
MENU z okrzykiem ,Matri-
ce!" lynn jednym wykrzy-
KLEIN artystka podbi}aby Gala
|publicznoSt. Nigdy ME sly
sza}em g}osu, wydobytego z
takich g1ebin duszy. Czy u
wierzycie, re ia ~najzimniejsza
20 wszystkich ma Swiecie pu-
blicznosc odpowiedzia{a jed
nym rykiem placzu. Nastapi-
La scena BONANZA. Cisza Dyla
taxa, ze s}yszalbyS przelatuja-
ca muche. Cd czasu przery-:
wa1y ia t}umione 1kania ko.
bet. Doprawdy, 'zdaWaio m q
Isle, ze jakie6 og6lne nieszcze-
scie spade ma Gale miasto.
Mic bardziej g%robowego, ak
(byl teatr " tel chwili. Kobe g
lty lkaly, mezczyzni gryzzli
chustki., Przysiaglby6, ze "a
biala, biedna dziewczyna, ko-
najaca tam ma scenic, to ich
liaka6 najdrozsza! I'D, na s !: g
cha6sza istota BLISS, 90
wszystk:ie.,hh. 1n IL q s1 AZ 1' lemi' i
Taeiszza, te pprszyytIumpl'ollnneE f. Ike
mia blaslkl'.ii lam i ] migocacee
81
Istko to- ~przeimoWalo r6wnie
uroczystem, ak ponul11r'e'ml11
Wrazeniiemll. CO De 81 ( A. po'
zapadnieeiu klullrtYny 5 ne pp % y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16
POsZiukiWanie

Szczepan Grubich poszukuje swe
siostry PaulinY Grubich 2 miasta
W1oclawka, niedaleko :Somocin; z
mezs nazywa sic. Sulkowska. Po-
szukujacy uprasza, ably ona sama,
Tub lei dzieci, jjie9zeli siostra ME lyle,
.zglosili sic do niego, gdyz Jest juz
podesz1y " wieku j ma zamiar i'm
cos da6. Nicchaj sic zgg}o caN pod
adresem.
szczepansGG rubich. !
OYatonna, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16

Pozostaje W kasie S 70. Is
81 KS. Guzdek stawia wniosek,
ably podwyzszono roczny assessment
z powodu czestej smiertelnosci,
skutkiem kt6rej czesto gesto Stow.
must p}aciG W n%iekt61ych miesia-
each podw6jny podatek, wyczer-
pujacy czasem do dina kase, z kt6
rel nadto zasila sic, take czesciowo
potrzeby proszacych o wsparcie W
biedzie, czy chorobie cz}cnk6w Uni.
Wniosek poparty przez x. Koby-
lihskiego i x. Babihskiego jedno-
g}osnie przeszedf.
~ KS. Guzdek podaje wniosek
podwyzszenia tegoz asessmentu o
8. 90 wyzej rocznie, czyli og6lnie
1874 90 dol. rocznego podatku, a ME
jak dotychczas 1900 dol. Rachun
kowe zast6sowanie podwyzki ma
wej66 " zycie cd l Lipca b. r.
Wnioski poparte przezs x. Pachol~
skiego K. Dudka przesz}y pe}noe
scia g}os6w przeciwko jednemu.
, K" - : - -. .4- - .-... q
- Ma wniosek x. Koty1in-
skiego, poparty przez x. Babih>-
skiego uchwalono zwo}anle przys
sz}orocznego posiedzenia do x.
Zalewskiego " Silver lake, Mimi.
Wniosek przeszed} jednog}c6nie-
6.) M wniosek Ks. Pralata Ma
jera; poparty przez * q. Wojtowicza
nastapil wyb6r kandydat6w ma "a
Kapelana i Vice Kapelana ola
przysz}ego sejmu. Wyb6r. wypadl
nastepujaco: y
/. Ks, "A. Babinski,
2. 4. Kobylinski,
8 !" J.. Pacholski,
4. " J. W6jcik-
~ Ma wniosekX 3. Dudka, poc,-
party przez *. Cieminskieggo ma
[stapif wyb6r delegat6w ma Sem,
obrano 8 delegat6W: ss.as
Is. Wdjjcikk
q Pacholski
Z & Kobylihski .=
Naprzypaatd1eelks jakieggo's nieprzze-.
widzianego wypadlkkn nie s'oel1r2 ].
sci wyjazdu ~ l'sl5s Elm, nom z
ida powyzs1yacch deleggat6w dwochII
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16

zyd m 81 .p,ol'Ipiieesr1aa'e6 spraEW'1Vg'e
.polsk,a? Przecdie y ziy 'lsBl1i va !,
.ha sic oszulksii'W7sial6c gooi6w (tak
5zydzi nazywaja katolik6w),
chociazby 20 tysiaczny raz
'mu katolicy najwieksze
6wiadczyli dobrodziejstWo, DO
to ME bylby interes, a ~
dowi tylko Q interes chodzi.
Vice i tn zyd my6li, re "a
pomoca naiwnych i }atwo-
w,iernych ksiezy j wp}ywo-
wych ludzi zmusi %wydawnic-
twa tygodniowe do podda6-
stwa; inaczej taxa sprokuru-
je konkurencye, re niezawi-
sic pisma musza upasc. Ia
tenn jeszcze raz:: ME dajcie
sic uwiesc g1adkim slowom
z~ydowskiej zarazy!
o o O
UcZmy dZieci nasZe pacie-
RIA pc p0lsku! "
Nova ustawa O %obywatel-
stwie ameryka6skiem "a
strzega, re kto stawszy sic
ameryka6skim o%bywatelem
zamieszka W innYm kraju
przez piec lat, tract obywa-
telskie prawa / przywileje.
TAX bye %powinno. Niejeden
naduzywa} dotychczas ,praw
obywatelstwa, a przez to
naraza} Stany Zjednoczone
ma n~ieprzyjemnosci rome z
krajem, W kt6rym zamiesz-
kiwa}. Ten dodatek nam
Polakom ME zaszkcdzi, DO
pomiedzy mani ME ma takich
przebieg}ych samolub6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16
HWAIAJCIE ma numer. Gdy

kupuiecie Ora Piotra Gomozo, u
wazaiciie zaw1sze ma 70, ably ma bu--.
telce byl numer porzadkowy, ably
ME byl wydrapany alboipoprawiony.
Jezeli ME ma 5tego numeru, m ltszae
Gle lb,y16c peWgnii, ze.l51cos lest diego.
Mic jail tylkao zfe .zamiary mmoggae
spowodowa6 osobe do Wyskroelbb:aa1nliaa,
numern. Dlatego Dr. Peter Fah b.
.ney q Sons aopak.owuja flaszkee ma q q
swsoiia w7lasna odpowiedzialnlost Po
Iblizsze szczeg661lyJ'sa fploiissiz,ciie % Mich 1l,clh
81. llE2:-slll8 Hoyne ave,
Chiieago,IlllI.ssasss 84sSSs ssss.s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16

sic VAN o9piisy,w,1aalct:...
,,AA.mn1er1ykaan1ie, iaklz wszystkiife'
malo nerWowe, nielatWo
sic unosza, ale gddy sic unio-
sa, uniesieniom niema graniic,
al miary. Zdawalo sic, ze
publicznos6 chce sobie ma
grodzi6 "a Ivy j milczenie.
Ogarnelo wszystkich prawdzi-
we szalehstwo. Sadziiem, &c
slysze stada .guar6w, willow
j bawol6w, dajacych razem
piekielny koncert. Nies}ychaa>
nym wypadkiem W Ameryce,
Mkt po sko6czeniu ME opu.
Sell swego miejsca. Wywo}a-
no przeciw zwyczajowi jede-
nascie razy artystke. Gdy sic
u%kazywa}a, mezczyzni wysta-
wall i odkrywali g}owy. Mo-
wiono mi potem, re " cza.
sic tel bury przechodnie ma
ulicy stawali i pytali, co sic
sta1o? Slowem, pisze wan
wprost i otwarcie, re podob-
nego sukcesu nietylko: nigdy
ME widzia1em, ale i ME czy-
ta1em o takim nigdy. By}o to
poprostu wziecie szturmem
Ameryki. Ma drugi dzie6
przyslano do hotelu lyle kwia-
tow, re ca}y jeden pok6j wi"
dzia}em mimi za}ozony. Dru-
gle i trzecie przedstawienie
by}o juz przepe}nione, entu-
zyazm zas codzieh sic po-
wieksza. S}owem, z najwiek~
sza radoscia i duma powta-
ram wan raz jeszcze, re ami
Ristori, ami zadna z gwiazd,
badz tutejszych, badz obcych
ME dozna}a nigdy takiego
przyjecia. O Nelson Mkt ME
chce sluchac teraz W San
Francisco. Przesz}o to ocze-
kiwania nietylko przyjaci61
artystki, ale i jej samej. Co
dziwniejsza, uznanie Geese,
jakiemi ia otoczono, wywar1y.
odpowiedni wp1yw i ma sa-
mychze aktor6w. Pc przed-
stawieniu, gdym poszed} do
garderoby, zasta}em tam
wszystkich prawie artyst6w,
bioracych udziaf W sztuce.
Slysza}em ma :. w1asne uszy,
jak dyrektor :teatru, Mac
Cullough, m6wi}: PAM! wiz
Salviniego, widzia-
lem tego i owego, ale nigdy
ME by1em: tax wzruszony.
PAM jestes pierwsza .artys-
tka W: swiecie'. To rzek}szy,
W uniesieniu reke ma
szej artystki, przycisna} ia,
ameryka6skiemu
zwyczajowi, do ust, i rozp}a-
kal sic, jak male -dzlecko. Me
d6sy6 ma tenn. Ma drugi dzieh
zdarzy}o sic cos nier6wnie
~wymowniejszego. PAM Mo-
d%rzejewska miala grac tylko
tydzie6, potem dopiero pc
dziesieciu tygodniach jeszcze
przez cztery tygodnie. D}uz-
Sym, natychmiastowym wy;
stapieniom stanelo ma pre-
szkodzie dawniejsze zaanga-
zowanie, panny ROXY Eytin-
GO, jednej z najs}awniejszych
amerykahskich. Ot6z
parma Eytinge, kt6ra byla ma
przedstawieniu Adryanny i
'ktt6ra tego5 jeszcze wierzora
pcwiedziala PAM: Modrzejew-
skiej, ze jest u jej stop, ma
drugi dzie6 przyszla do pana
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16
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abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
aasi agenci ~mieiscowi:
ASHTON, Nebr., Jan Skibinski
Mich. Mendyk
BALTIMORE, M. D., F . Ziarnowski
COLUMBUS, Nebr., Wiktor Tarasinski .
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Leon Ross
DUNCAN. Nebr,, Michal Stecz
EARWEL, Nebr. Franciszek Strzeecki 'T '@
FRIED. N. Oak D. F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE, S. Dak:, Jozef Gruba
Melen, Wis, Teofi Derdowski .'# 49,. w.
NANTICOKE; Pa, FIR. Jablonsk
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski -
SOUTH OMAHA, Eebr, MARGIN S era
ST ANNA, MINI, Adam Wal1owski
TARNOW, .Nebr, Jan Matyja