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Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-12-16
.H.&M. PHONE
IN ELIZABETH

ELIZABETH. Dec. 16:-The Hudson
and Middlesex Telegraph and Tele-
phone Company, represented by w. J..
Lanslcy. was before Councilmen Schlot-
tercr and Byrnes, two of the Street and
Highways Committee of the city coun-
ell, Friday night to urge the granting
of a franchise to the company to erect
poles and construct trunk telephone
line through this city.
When asked what the company in
tended to pay for the privileges, Mr..
Lansley said that they were willing to
do whatever was considered fair, but
when Informed by Councilman Schtot-
terer that no poles would be permitted
in any thickl ly- settled portions of the
city the company's representative did
not seem pleased He was also in
formed that the company would have
to take limited franchise, the same
as the New York and New Jersey Tele-
phone Company had accepted, and
'agree to provisions simiar- to those
contained therein
The result of the conference was
that the company will look over fran
chises given to other telephone COM
panes by tire city before taking any
further steps in the matter.
The franchise granted to the New
York and New Jersey Telephone Com
pany is for fifty years and provides,
among other things. that the company
shall maintain only such poles as are
necessary for the distribution of the
service 1T certain points and pay to
the city 800 a mile for every mile of
conduits in operation the total pay
ments to be not less than $1,000 year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-12-16
MANY KNIGHTS
OF COLUMBUS
AT INITIATION

A large delegation representing
San Salvador Council, knights of
Columbus, went from this city to
New Brunswick, where about thirty
members of the order were given the
second and third degrees.
Most of the local delegation left
here at 1925 O'Clock, but few who
could not get away at that time went
on a later car. Arrived in New
Brunswick the local knights were
met by a committee from the county
seat council and escorted to Colum-
bia hall, where the ceremonies took
place.
In all over 500 knights were pres
ent at the initiation. The exercises
were under the auspices of the New
Brunswick Council, and at their con-
clusion the visitors were welcomed
to the lodge rooms of the local coun-
Gil, where a collation. was served and
a social hour was enjoyed.
Knights We're in attendance from
the following places: New York,
Brooklyn, Jersey City. Elizabeth,
Newark, Perth Amboy, South Amboy.
Plaintield Railway, Trenton and
Camden.
The local delegation arrived home
about o'clock last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-12-16
OLD RESIDENT
OF CITY, MRS.
HOPE, is DEAD

Mrs. Kate Lee Hope, widow of the
late Luther M. Hope, died at her
home, 225 State street, about L
o'clock yesterday afternoon after an
illness lasting about three years. She
was in the sixty-eighth year of her
age and had been resident of this
city for. forty years.
Her husband died only January %
of this year. Mrs. Hope is survived
by eight children, four sons and four
daughters, Arthur H. Hope, Eugene
w. Hope, Luther j. Hope, John How
ard Hope, and Mrs. Edward Koch, of
this city; Mrs. John Harvey, of Tot
tenville; Mrs. George Liddle, of
Fords; and Mrs. George harrison, of
Railway.
The funeral will be held from her
late residence tomorrow afternoon at
2 O'Clock and will be private.
Friends may view the body from
10 to II o'clock tomorrow Rev.
Percy X. Ferris, of Amenia, n. Y,
formerly pastor of the First Baptist
Church here, assisted by Rev. Will
liam p. Hill, will officiate. Interment
will follow in Alpine cemetery.
The pail bearers will be Mrs.
Hopes sons, as at the funeral of their
father last January.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-12-16
IN
THE RAR|TAN
asA

In the annual report of. the State
Sewerage Commission for the year end
Ing October 81. and which has just
been issued. the section devoted to the
Raritan river says the commission in-
speetcd the water shed during the
summer of 1906 and found it polluted
to a considerable degree
The commission has accomplished
much in this watershed" the report
says Many individual sources of pol
luton have been or are being removed.
All cases above water intakes are re-
ceiving swift action The work below
the sewers of Bound Brook, Somer-
vile, and Raritan is being allowed q
longer time. These municipalities have
BEEN allowed four years in which to
remove their pollution from the river.
Regarding the lower part of the
river the report says, there is pollu-
tion from New Brunswick, Highland
Park and Perth Amboy. 1t does not
seem necessary yet to require the pur-
iication of the Perth A1nboy sewage
although 1t may soon be proper. Action
Highland Park is under consideration
and time limit may soon be deter
mined"
The Railway river is referred to as
an open sewer and Railway has been
notified to purify it's sewage and Gran
ford soon will be.
The pollution in the Shrewsbury
river is given much attention by the
report because of the shell fisheries
there. Numerous private sewers empty
into the stream besides several towns.
The commission finds it q difficult prob
lem to deal with.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-12-16
SOUTH RIVER
IMPROVEMENT
From the NEWS Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Dec 16:-That
the improvement of South River re-
sulting in a reduction of freight rates
from the town of South River is
shown in the report of Colonel D. w.
Lockwood, Engineer Corps, in which
the statistics relative to the amount
of commerce and money spent for'im-
proving the channel are set forth
AT the close of the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1907 there had been expend-
ed sos, ,423.67 of which SIS 900 was
for carrying on the work, and $20,-
423.67 for maintenance. The COM
merce of the river in 1907 amounted
to 226, 227 tons valued at s972,550.
1t is estimated that the amount re-
quired for the completion of the
project of making a channel eight
feet in depth to South River, six
feet to Bissett's andffour feet to Old
Bridge, will be SIS, $500. On July
I, 1907. there was a. balance avail
able OF s17.697.S IS. with uneompleted
contracts for s14, 900 There is need
for a deeper channel toeOld Bridge,
and il has been stated that with a
better channel 70 that town line
of boats would be conducted to New
York city for the transportation of
produce which the farmers in that
vicinity wish to shipAto market.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-12-16
A new JAIL is THE GREATEST
NEED OF MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
SAYS REV. JAS. H. NORTHRUP
Presbyterian Pastor Delivers an Interesting Sermon on the Work
Of the Grand Jurymen.

. In a special sermon on the grand
jury last night, in the First Pres
byterian Church, Rev. James II.
Northrup laid special stress upon the
fact that this county needs new
jail and that ii should be erected at
once.
The pastor told of his visit to that
institution after having served as a
juryman for the county. He describ-
ed it as being disgraceful, wretched
and beyond common decency He
said that at that, time he was told
there were seyenty-two prisoners in a
long, narrow corridor, and that they
slept from three to seven in single
cell. The pastor said he asked where
the prisoners go when they desired
to be in private, and was told that
they remained where they were.
so disgraceful and wretched were
the conditions" said the pastor, that
! cannot use suitable words to ex-
press it from the pulpit There is no
chance for classification, no accom-
for decency there and
prisoners convicted of minor crimes
are side by side with murderers,
thieves and robbers. | say it again,
this county needs a new Jail more
than any thing else"
The pastor spoke of his work as a
juryman during the September term
of Court. He read a copy of the sum-
mons and oath.
Mr.. Northrup stated in the early
part of his sermon that the people
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-12-16

here are gradually making a better
citizen out of him day by day. "At
hrst was prone to speak of state
county and city affairs from the pull
pit; to express my opinion of mat
ters relating to the public but God s
light shones outside of the church
as well as in it. Religion outside of
the church as well as in, gives minis
ters more opportunity 10 know how
Christianity should be applied to
modern life
The preacher told interestingly of
the history of grand juries He also
spoke of his work as juryman Mr..
Northrup said that about nine-tenths
of the cases that came before that
jury arose from the sale of. liquor,
and, In many cases, the liquor men
themselves yere concerned.
He said that the next, cases of
which there were large numbers, fol-
lowing the liquor cases, came those
over chickens. Where some woman
owned fowl which was claimed by
a neighbor, usually" said the pas
tor, "came first the claim of the fowl,
then some words of dispute, then the
throwing of something.
Concluding, the pastor said that all
problems that come mp before our
juries are not complexed or confus-
ing, if judged with ordinary sense,
justice and Christian spirit. He de-
clared that justice would be done
and the present state of affairs chang
ed, if the Christian spirit were more
often used
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-12-16
DISAPPEARS
Young Man loses Employers
Money at Cards.

1t has become noiSed around town
that a well-known young collector foI
a large grocery house in this city
lost over SIS of the firms money. in
a local gambling place Saturday
night. and, as he could not make good
the amount, it is understood, he has
disappeared.
Saturday night this young man, so
the story runs, went into the place
where he lost his money, and was one
of party playing cards For a time
things went his way. Then he COM
menced to lose. First his own money
went and then he commenced to use
the money which he had collected,
it is said, and. in a short time, he
had lost over SIS.
When the police We're asked about
the matter, they said they knew moth
ing about it. The manager OF the
store where the collector was employ
ed likewise said he knew nothing of
the case, although number of the
owners of places where gambling is
understood to frequently take place,
admitted that the manager OF the
store had been to see him about the
loss.
In one of these places a reporter
was informed that the collector had
formerly played cards at the place,
but that they had considered him
too cheap" to play with them. The
proprietor said that the fellow not
only owes him $S in money but had
borrowed a valuable umbrella, which
he had failed TO return.
Mechanical and architectural draw
ing taught at Trainers Night School.
.TuTh. .Sats
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-12-16
NEW CENTRAL
UNION BODY
is PLANNED

The Executive Board of the Asso-
ciated Building Trades Councils of
New Jersey held an important meet
ing yesterday afternoon in union haIl.
Although those concerned refused
to give out any information on the
subjects most generally discussed at
the session, it is unofficially learned
that plans were started for a new
Central Labor Union here. Another
topic OF discussion was the resump-
ton of harmony between bosses and
journeymen.
The matter of forming a city body,
representing all the unions was
brought up and is understood to have
been carried through A number of
local union officials were present as
were formef Representatives of the
trades council which was organized
here some time ago.
After the meeting the local men
entertained the visitors and social
time was enjoyed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-12-16
XMAS MAIL
Rush is Soon Expected Money
Orders Have Been Heavy.

Postmaster Tice reports that the
usual Christmas rush of foreign money
orders has come to an end. Despite
the recent stringency of money.
large amount has been shipped abroad
this season.
Mr.. Tice expects the usual Christmas
rush of mail 20 commence the latter
part of this week. IF necessity de-
mands it," the postmaster stated this
morning, extra carriers will be put
on TO assist during the Christmas
rush.
There are at the present time two
substitute carriers The postmaster
sadi that there will be no substitute
cl"rl<s put m next week
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-12-16
late KING OF
SWEDEN is
EUL0G|zED

Memorial services for the late King
Oscar of Sweden were held in the
Swedish Congregational Church in
Gordon street last night.
Rev. A. E. Elmquist, the new pas
tor, conducted the service and preach
ed an impressive sermon on the life
of the deceased ruler. He eulogized
him as one of the greatest and best
kings that Sweden ever ever known.
He spoke feelingly of his life and
of the good work that he had DONE
The church was crowded with the
members of the church and a large
number of Scandinavian people from
all parts of the city. The sermon was
in the Swedish language.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-12-16
PILOT is DROWNED
Thomas Shields One of the Oldest
in Service, a Victim.

Thomas Shields. one of the oldest
Sandy Hook pilots in the service, took
out in the gale on Saturday afternoon
the Norwegian steamship Taisman
bound for West Indian ports. She got
to the bar at 5 o'clock and the yawl
from the steam pilot boat New York
went alongside her to take off Shields,
who did not want to go down to ST.
kits, the first port of call of the Tails
man. 1t was a hazardous job but the
pilot had taken similar risks before,
as had the men who had charge OF the
.yawl.
The pilot went down the swaying
sea ladder and was preparing to jump
into the yawl when ii sea capsized her
and all hands went tloundering in the
water The two who had manned the
yawl kept afioat until the New York
picked them up. Shields was not seen
after he struck the water. He lived at
IS Fourth place, Brooklyn, with his
family when he could get home to
them. which was not often. He was
about hfty-tve years of age.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-12-16
President Roosevelt Reviews The
Batt|eships in Hampton Roads
As They Put to Sea.
MAY ENC|RCLE GLOBE ON RETURN
'peciaI by United press Wre


FORT MONROE, in OF one
and
perfect
President
which has
Vermont
Emory on the will the
the first of eight
division
Admiral Thomas,
flagship admiral Illinois,
When the
they over mile long.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-12-16
NOTICE.


The supreme councillor will be pres
ent at regular meeting tomorrow night.
December II, for the purpose of eX-
planning the new rates and requests a
fun attendance of members.
ii. Il. WILSON
Councillor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-12-16
Auction Sale
ii8 Smith St.

Large lot of futs in endless variety
Ladies, Misses and children's coats all
sizes and colors. Silk, lawn and mad
ras waists Mems, women's and chill
dren's boots. shoes and rubbers all new
goods direct from the manufacturers,
to be sold in lots to dealers or singly
, to individuals Private sales during
the das- Auction sales every evening
7:30.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-12-16

Ladies. Give him a handsome pipe
or a box of cigars for Xmas. Sexton
has them. 10 Smith street.
iiU- 20 o. | [
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-12-16

Brownie Kodak, with complete out
fit, $500. special for Xmas at SeXton's,
20 Smith street.
13440-12-16-1t%
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-12-16

Mechanical and architectural draw
lug taugnt a. 's.r Mn School
sea, 12517-11-2-tf, f,TuTh, Sat-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-12-16

Mechanical and architectural draw
ing taught at Trainers Night School.
12517-1 1-2-tf ,TuTh, Sat-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-12-16

The only way TO meet competition
Is 70 advertise.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-12-16

Continued on page 4,)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-18

tejszych fabrykach zelaza wsku-
tex strasznego goraca umarlo 10
robotnikow, kilkudziesieciu 20
staio sioncem razonych. Termo-
metr doszedi do 80 stopni.
Waterbury, Conn.,, Is lipca, =
9cio letni Flip Pope, znalazi dy-
namitowa kapsle ma torze kolejo-
wynn. Me przewidujac konca,
chfopiec uderzyi ia kamieniem.
Nastapiia straszna eksplozya, W
ktorej Pope zostal zabity ma
miejscu.
New York, 1S lipca. : We WIG
zieniach stanu New. York, guber-
nator kazal zarzadzic szczego}owe
sledztwo. Ostatnimi czasy wiez-
Movie niektorzy doniesli guber-
natorowi o strasznych naduzy-
ciach.
Dozorcy, naprzykiad, zamoz-
niejszych wiezniow lokowali W
szpitalu zakladu, gdzie sic "a ich
pieniadze odbywaly huczne bic
shady, ma ktorych prawie wszys-
cy kierownicy zakiadu byli obec-
nj. Nastepnie dozorcy wychodzi-
Ii po "a injury wiezienia po pie
niadze dla wiezniow, "a co po-
bierali czwarta Geese skolektowa-
nej sunny. Oskarzaja ich takze o
kradziez pieniedzy przeznaczo-
nych ma ubrania dla wiezniow,
Podobno najwiekszych naduzyc
dopuszczano sic we wiezieniu
Sing Sing.
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Telegramy krajowe.

San Francisco, CAL, 1S lipca. =
Aresztowano i uznano wlnnym
wymuszania pieniedzy burmistrza
Schmitza, winnym brania lapo-
week uznano takze superintendent
ia Boxtona, wczoraj sad wiel-
koprzysiegiych zaczai rozpatry-
wac sprawe zamierzonego prze-
kupstwa dwoch sedziow przysie-
glych, R, w. Cudwortha i Karola
Bichel, Zeznali oni bowiem, ze W
czasie procesu Schmitza, kilka-
krotnie robiono i'm korzystne O.
ferty jesli "a uwolnieniem WHINE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-18
,,WzmOcniOna ObrOna' W Petersburgu.-W POrtugalii
Rad g0ra.-Z FrancyiSprawca Zamachu Ia
preZydenta - Waryatem.
Gen. MacLean zbiegl Cd Rajsuliego
Oar bibliOtek Zazd katOick Upay
Naduzyca wiezieniach Zastawi nOge
,,Klamiesz" pOwiada nieboszczyk

aDy WyStaplc Dardzo dZlWnym
wnioskiem tel tresci; W ciagu dnl
15tu, nastapi upanstwowienie
wszystkich we Francyi winnie, a
poniewaz do preparowania win po-
trzebny jest cukier / spirytus,
przeto r6wnoczesnie bedzie upan-
stwowiona fabrykacya cukru spi-
rytusu, "a jednym za5 zachodem
take wyr6b piwa, hkier6w, ru-
mu absyntu Take sprzedaz tych
towar6w bedzie monopolem rza--
dowym. Ably fabryki panstwowe
mia1y zabezpieczony surowiec,
rad wywiaszczy wszystkie pola,
wziete pod uprawe burak6w,
chmielu kartofli. Nadto wszy--
stlie upanstwowi browary, gorzel-
ME cukrownie. To ma sic stac
W ciagu 15-tu dni, przyczem Jau-
res przemilczai w swym wniosku,
czy ma bye zastosowana kOnfiska-
ia, czy tez indemnizacya.
Poniewaz W ciagu dw6ch tygo-
dni niepodobna wyszukac / najq6
kilkuset tysiecy robomik6w i "a
rzadzc6w tych wszystkich winnie,
fabryk sklep6w, przcto oczywi-
scie pozostana ci sami robotnicy,
a wlasciciele stana sic urzednika-
mi panstwowymi. Ia swa wfasnosc
vienna indemnizacye i zaczna
bra6 pensye. Chopi, bedacy VIA
scicielami winnie, szynkarze wyj
da ma tenn swietnie i beda wdzie-
czni socyalistom. To tf6maczy
wniosek Jauresa.
Ale jak na tenn wyszfaby Fran
eva? Obszar zajety pod winnice
obejmuie 1,744,OOO hektar6w, a
pod uprawe burak6w 262,S66 HEX
tar6w, razem vice 2,OO6.866 ha.,a
poniewaz h. ziemi kosztuie we
Francsyi, cd Sch do 5ciu tysiecy
frank6w, przeto, biorac srednio
400, otrzymamy, re potrzeba
przeszlo Smiu miliard6w frank6w
ma samo wykupno ziemi. WartoSc
POI fabryk cukru obliczono ma
predce po 200 tysiecy kazda, a "a
tenn ma kupienie wszystklch po-
trzeba SO milion6w frank6w. War
tose spreparowanych win wynosi
co roku, biorac srednio, 227 mil
fir. a wartose cukru miliard, ra-
zem tedy wartose tych dw6ch pro-
dukt6w 1927 100000 fir. Przy
indemnizacyi fabrykant6w | kup-
cow trzeba i'm zap}acic naimniej
dziesieGkroma kwOte doehodu, "a
tenn y miliard6w 270 milion6w
fir. A wiec ME liczac koszt6w wy
kupna browar6w, gorzeln i SYN
k6w, potrzeba ma samo upanstwo-
wienie win i cukru, iczac okra-
glo. 2Otu miliard6w frank6w. [
taxa bajeczna operacye trzeba
przeprowadzio W ciagu dw6ch ty-
godnil To tez Francya ME bedzie
lei przeprowadzafa, i wniosek Ja-
uresa poszedi do kosza. Ale pozo-
stanie dow6d brawury, z jaka So
cylisci pokazuja chlopom grusz-
ki ma wierzbie. A pomimo tego
ch1opi i'm wierza, = netylko ma
81, bo widocznie i francuscy, skoro
Jaures uzna}, re MONA I'm tax
zablagowae.
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Przedstawiciele obecnej admin
stracyi miejskiej, zwiaszcza asy-
stent rzecznika korporacyjnego
Olson gwa}townie sprzeciwiaja sic
naznaczenia dnia ma nova rege-
stracye, g}6wnie powodu znacz-
nych koszt6w. Natomiast pred
stawiciele innych partyi repre-
zentanci zfaczonych towarzystw
dla lokalnego samorzadu domaga-
ia sic regestracyi. Niekt6rzy pro-
ponuja by W razie, gdyby rege-
stracyi niebylo, dano sposobnosc
do gfosowania obywatelom, kt6rzy
sic przeprowadzili tym sposobemi
by odbierano cd mich przysiege,A b
maja prawo do gfosowania. Repro
zentant partyi demokratycznej,
byly burmistrz Dunno ME m6g
bye ma zebraniu, gdyz za'ety BY
wlasnie W sadie spadkowym.Z Zda'
je sic, ze komisya wyborcza ro0
strzygnie te sprawe dopiero "a g.
10 dni, W tym czasie pan dunno
bedzie m6gi istownie wyrazit
swa opinie.
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PRZEGLAD
PlLITYKI MIEDzYNARODOWEJ'
Chicago, IS lipca.

Chicago, is lipca...
Cd lat kilku zle sic powodzi
wlascieIom winnie W ca}ej po&u-
duiowei Francyi, przewaznie chic
pom. Filoksera niszczy i'm lato-
r,sI. podatki ich cisnq, a handla-
RE podrabiajq wilma juz ME tax,
taz dawniej, lecz miejemie, spO-
,abami chemicznymi, te sztucz-
nc wilma sprzedaja "a bezcen.
Cnlopi ustawicznie wnosih do
rar.umenu petycye o zajecie sic
i.. rolaieniem / o wydanie ustaw
rzeciw fabrykowaniu sztucznych
IN. oraz zakaz CRY gie}dowej,
Errci przedmiotem 50 wilma, ale
.agiament walczyl z wolneml
>olmm. z niezaleznoscia sQd6w,
w)isliem, usposobieniem reli-
.inie. wreszcie taxa drobnostka,
.k ku,ura win, odbywajaca sic
wt Fraucyi ma milionie 74O-tu
rvsigcaca hektar6w ziemi, a da-
ca co roku mniej wiecej 58 mi
w hektolitr6w wilma. Naresz-
uiopi sic wzburzyli jei urzq-
dcmonstracye, kt6re sic cd
.e.viw Narbonne, w Perpignan,
Montpelier / W wielu innych
miastacb. Z chlopami solidaryzuja
~.a miasteczka, rady miejskie /
.amtamentalne. Ruch Ogarna}
Gale poludnie. Ma czele jego sta
ueI nieiaki MARCEL Albert, naz-
ranv przez chlop6w "apOstolem
romdnia", a nawet ,,zbawca"
Redemptur) dis we wiezieniu.
VA denonstracye W Narbonne
rrzvbyio jak donosiEsmy do 200
tvsiecy ludzi; odbyli Oni pre-
cha6zke po miescie z choragwiami
/ cabicami, ma kt6rych byiy napi-
sv bardzo niepochlebne dla repu-
bIiki ,arIamentu rzqdu. Ma
sr2pnie caiy ten tlum wiecowa1
ma polu. Tu burmistrz narbonski
p. Ferroul zdjqI siebie szarfe
mera rzucil ia pod nogi t}umowi
obrzykiem: ME chce tel Odzna-
ki republikanskiej, poniewaz re-
pubIika Jest dla mas macochaP y u
cbwalono, ze jezeli W ciagu kilku
dui rad ME zastosuje sic do "a
dan chIop6w, to wszystkie rady
gminne i departamentalne poda-
dz2 sic do dymisyi, a lud przesta-
ME p}acit podatki. Krzyczano
nawet, ze lud p6jdzie ma Paryz,
aby rozpedzi6 Rad / parlament.W W
Montpelier, ma r6wnie hcznem
zgromadzeniu, uchwalOno rezolu--
eve, W kt6rej powiedziano, ze
W parlamencie ME ma ami Jedne-
60 prawdziwego przedstawiciela
ludnosci, So tylko ,,ciury rzadzaceJ
Hiki". To ladnie wyglqdaja CITE
roprzymiotnikowe wybory!. Woj-
sko, rozlokowane W miasteczkach
Francyi poludniowej, Okazywafo
swq sympatye demOnstrujacym
tlumom, "a co one nawzajem ro-
billy wojsku owacye. Z Paryza
przys}ano oddziaiy zandarmeryl,
iczaee pO stu. dwustu / trzysu
zomierzy, Iecz ludnose nigdzie ME
wpusci1a ich do mast a oni wy
cofah sic, ably ME doprowadzic do
rozlewU krwi. Slowem, W pofu-
dniowych departamentach wy
buch}a kokosza wojna, kt6rej pre-
bieg znaja Czytelnicy z telegra-
NOW, a kt6ra wcale sic jeszcze
ME skonczyla.
SkOrzysta} niej w6dz parla-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-07-18
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