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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-08-12
TIPS ON
Fall Suits

The minute you are
ready your Fall Suit
is ready. Sir! The
first picking is the
best picking. There
are certain advan-
tages a man derives
in coming here for
Clothes. !. :. :.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-08-12
Barley and Rye.

i want 500 bushels OF rye and 500
bushels OF barley at once. Telephone
me II you have or will soon have
some. j. A. HENDRIcKs0N.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-08-12
Davis Cafe.

When in Logan call at Davlss new
cafe, West Center street. Regular
dinners served. Best in town, % cents
A partments for ladies.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-08-12
OUR CLOTHING ALWAYS PAYS THE
BuyERAsooD DIVIDEND IN SATISFACTION
Note The FOIIOwin6
Points:

The fine selection of
fabrics. The high
c h arac ter of the
Tailoring. The GER
tainty of the correct
styles. The complete
ness of the stock that
insures a perfect fit
for any size or shape
that comes to us. The
! a r G e S t moneys
worth. These facts,
together with many
other features, should
induce you to make
your fall suit select
ion here :. :. ;.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-08-12

An ideal place TO meet friend
Havana Cigar Store.
Door and window screens at Smith
Bros. Lumber company.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Joseph Manezewski, &c; Janina Ko-
Emile Camus. "a. Garry. Ind: Myrtle
Smith, ~, Detroit
Frank l.. Posted, 32. Toledo, o.: Alb
bic A. Harrington. 81. same.
Frank NJ. Green, 80: Rose Gosett, 20.
Harry Swan. 81. Cortland. n. ";
Iilzabeth Pendergast, 3s. Detroit.
Theodore NJ. Schultz, 20: Bertha
Aleksander Bieda. %; Kostancya
CzekaJ, 10.
William II. Victor. 30. windsor: Ida
h. Hahlan. %, Detroit.
Salvatore Consigiio. &c; Guiseppa Or
lando, Is.
William II. Morgan. SO: Letiua @.
Charles A. Finzel 81. Detroit: Anna
X. Ferguson, IS, Flint.
Charles Blue: Marie +. Stroh. "a.
Josep Rabe. "a: Katherine Hastings.
william Smith, 90; Mabel Houghson.
20.
Ralph Earl Preston, 81; Amanda
Rathbone Foucher. 81
Beanke. 20.
Albert Gasco. rs, verna Eady. "a.
William A. Austin, 80 Royal Oak:
1heresea f. link. ~. Greenfield town
Tom s. wsterworth. 90; Harriet II.
Holmes. "a
Malcolm w. Bingay. "a: Sarah NJ.
Emmett G. Waters. 22, Detroit: Ada
Wells, ~. Taylor township.
,Amiei Mathematics, "a; Carrie
Weaver. "a.
Melvin ID. Holbrook, As. Lansing; An
tonia w. c. Wunderlick. 22. Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-28
Rrid Telegraph
hens q Lnfeseot

FRIEDRICHSHAFEN Oct. 2S.-
Prince Henry, OF Prussia. spent sev-
eral hours In the air as the guest OF
Count Zeppelin, who made an ascen-
sion In his remodelled airship.
DUBLIN. Oct. 2S.-The asrarfan agi-
tatIon in County Tipperary culminat.
ed In a dynamite bomb outrage. The
residence OF two land owners. broth
ers. named O'Mullane. az Templemore,
was the scene of IL. The bomb was
placed on q window sill and exploded.
demolishing the window. Two old
women servants bad q miraculous es-
cape.
DENVER, Oct. 2s.-Mrs. Lillian M.
stevens, OF Portland, Me-, was UNI
animously reelected president Of the
National W. c. T. u. Other omcers
were elected as follows: Vice presi-
dent at large, Miss Anna A. Gordon.
illinois, reelected: corresponding ssc-
Rotary. Mrs. Frances p. Parke, West
virginia; recording secretary, Mrs.
Elizabeth Preston Andersen, North
Dakota, reelected: treasursr, mrs. 3.
p. Hutchinson. Kansas: on9WA1
branch secretaries, MiDo Rhona - q.
Moshsr. New York. ro-e1eceo9s Lpvo1
Temperance leagus bruneAs ~ Mar
garst winkztnssr. Illinoiss seeoDetsA'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-28
DAILY DEATH LIST

George Lynch. % years, 5i2 Brook
Ign: tuberculosis.
Virginia NJ. Woodruff. months. 90
Vanderbilt, inGnition.
- Fila .Hurfburt. 81 years, South
bridge, Mass; diabetes.
Orval c. Neumann. months 144
Robins; malnutrition.
Missouri l. Winslow. 60 years, S2S
Second; diabetes mellitus.
Elizabeth AdderlY, ~ years. III
Twenty first: embolism.
Charles Koch. 30 years. 1885 Camp
bell. senility.
Thomas Wright, 80 years, Grace hos
pital: ncphritis.
Antonina Domzalke, 3 years, 667 Kir-
by scarlet fever
Thomas Docha, 50 years. 622 Harper;
pneumonia.
Henry saimer. 80 years, 25l Maple;
meningitis.
Mary &. koslnska, 90 years, st. Au-
bin and Garfield: phthisis.
Clara Radke, months. SAT Warren
commissions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-28
DIED

BoRsKE-oct: 2s. Erich. beloved son
OF Dir. and Mrs. Rudolph Walters. age
&c years. Funeral from parents res
idsnce. AIS Morrell-st., Thursday
church. Scotch and WoIa ~
coLvlLLE-oct. IS. at ner late rest
dcnce, 500 Twenty ATHEIST. sarah
Winch. beloved wife OF William H.
Thursday at 1880 p. IN. Interment Al
woodmere. Burial private.
DACEY-Oct. 81. at hts residence. 26s
Porter-st.. Policeman John Dacey, be-
cey, and father of Mrs. James Mar
key. Mrs. Ellen SHANE and George r.
Dacey. Notice of funeral later.
EvERsoN-oct: 2Ss1sos. at family res
loved wife Of Peter Z. Everson, and
mother of Mrs. q. McGovern and
George. OF the United states navy.
son. Funeral Thursday from rest
dence at 8 o'clock. and st. Vincent's
church at $3.50. standard time.
FIsK-oet. 2s. 1905. at Rock Isalnd.
Funeral services from residence. $50
Merrick-ave., Thursday At 2 y. m.
Burial private.
FURIE--Oct. 81. 1908. at residence. l49
Abbott-st.. Charles A., beloved son OF
and brother of Anna W. and Nellie
v. Fnrie. and Mrs +. b. Ntzhugh,.
NOTICE OF fGneral later
HAwKINS--Oct. 26. 1908. Mrs Agatha.
at Mackinac Island. Monday, age IS
years. mother of John W., OF Port
Huron: Mrs. Duncan Thomas, OF
Mackinac Island. and Mrs. Merritt
Robinson. Detroit Intcsment Lon
don, Onty Thursday. Oct. 20
HA0GERTY--Archie J., son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. l. j. Haggerty. 33s sixteenth
ST., Tuesday, Oct. "a. Funeral Thurs
day from residence.
LANE--Oct %. 1905, at her nome. Fort
ST., lakewood, Nora, beloved wife OF
John c. Lane and mother OF Mrs
Peter Bushaw, Mira. Fred Satter ee.
Gertrude. Edith and Bert Lane. FIJI,
neral Thursday at S.30 a. m, from
residence, and o a. nj. at Lady OF Our
Lourdes church, River Rouge
MOROSS-Oct. ~. t:20 d. M, MiilIsa
MSross. widow of the late Gecrge
scott Moross beloved mother OF Miss
sadie Fox, at her late residence. Ia
Sherman-st. Notice OF funeral later
Maya his residence, k1s Woodward
ave-. Wednesday morning. Oct as.
william +. May, the beloved husband
of Jessica Nay, and son OF William
May. Notice of funeral later.
PFIsTER--At his late residence, 9rs
Benton-st. Wednesday. Oct. 20, 1908.
: John, beloved husband of Mary PfIs-
ter. nee Wsisenbsre. axe 7s years.
Funeral Friday at . q. m. from house
and At $50 q. IA. from Sacred Heart
sAuroA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-28
TO RENT-FLATs.

$1,000
NEW THIRD-AVE. FLAT. ROOMS
AND ALCOvE; GAS. LARGE SHED;
LIGHT PLEASANT ROOMS.
AALso 6-ROOM BRICK FLATS Oh
MK ER-ST.
$II.oo AND $1,000
NICE 5-ROOM BRICK FLATS. Ora
TIOT-AvE.. RIGHT DOWN-TOWN:
SAVE COAL AND CAR FARM THIS
WINTER; ALSO FLAT ON ELM
WOOD. NEAR JEFFERSON. WITH
BATH. AT $12.
$500
FOURTH-AS'E., FIRST-CLASS RESI-
DENCE DISTRICT. GROOM FLAT;
NEW OPEN PLUMBING. ELECTRIC
LIGHT, CELLAR. LARGE LOT; AL
SO BRICK FLAT SIMILAR TO
ABOVE, ORCHARD-ST.. AT SIS.
$I7.oo
CASS FARM. THINK OF 1T. GROOM
FLAT, BATH. GAS. CELLAR, FUR
MACE. LARGE LOT; F1RST-CLASS
CONDITION; ALSO HOUSES AT $40
AND UP. CALL AND GET LIST.
J. +. WEBER, s04 GRATIOT.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-28
LA PATRIE PUBLISHED
THREE PAGES REVERSED

PARIS, Oct 2s.-Three pages of the
Paris newspaper. la Patrie (Which
consists OF only four pages). were
printed upside down the other day.
II was not the result OF a printers
blunder, but deliberately planned.
and the reason for II was an odd one.
The paper had printed iibefous
article about Major Alfred Dreyfus.
who replied with q long letter quoting
the "act OF acquittar' which ended his
long martyrdom In 1906. Under
French law, La Patrle was obliged
to print the reply on its front page
In large type. The rest OF the paper
was printed In small type and upside
down. so that people reading the news
would easily ignore Major Dreyfus'
letter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-28
BIRTHS

BOYS.
Sam Nulman, 204 Napoleon.
Richard Weneke. SIS Mack.
Julius kinzel. 1867 Wabash.
GIRLS.
William Hill. 1928 Russell.
Samuel higgins. II Superior.
william Nesbitt. 81 Hendrie.
George Howe. $50 Macomb.
Oscar Kosel. 239 Mack.
Adam Dombrose, l56 Hammond.
Theodore Block. SS3 Kirby.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-28

sALMER--oct. 20. at Ills late resideno-.
25i Mapie-st., Henry Salmer. belov Il
husband OF Emily. brother or John
g.. OF Detroit. Mrs. Carl Beck. Mrs.
LILLIAN I.epert Clara. Mary, Augustus
and Willard Hershal Salmer. OF Co
lumbus. Ohio. Burial from his form
er home. Columbus. OHIO. Oct. 20. at
o'clock.
VANDERBUSH--Oct. %. 1908. at his
residence, Crosse Pointe. Daniel. be-
loved husband OF Anna Fanderbush
tnee EckeD. Notice OF funeral acre
after
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-28
PROPOSALS FOR FILE CASES
Office OF the Board of Auditors for
Wayne County.

Detroit. Mich. Oct. 81. 1908.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ceived at this office until eleven o'clock
a. M, November 7th. 1905, At Will IA
time they will be opened. for extension
to the File and Docket cases. and for
one new Ale case for use In The Office
of the Clerk of the Justice Courts in
the Wayne County building. Said cases
to be constructed in every respect In
accordance with the specifications for
the Steel File Cases already In said
office.
The right to reject any and all bids
Is expressly reserved.
THE BOARD OF COUNTY AUDITORS.
MILTON OAkMAN.
Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-28

The largest submarine yet built. =
2Os-foot. s2Ston craft. win be launch
ed at CherbourE. France. In the near
future
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-28
..... The.
People SPACES

Advertising rates under any ciassi-
ncation In these columns. one cent
per word each insertion. cash In
advance No advertjscmsnt In
serted for less than iBc.
Persons whose names appear In
the telephone directories may have
advertisements charged at above
rate. Call
BELL-MAIN 1893.
HOME-CITY 1885.
For the convenience or patrons
arrangements have been made with
the following to receive liner ad-
vertisements ut the same rate a.
charged at the home once:
EAST SIDE.
Hesghte.-Fre.ch Coal Co.. lss East
Canneld-ave.
M a.! EllIett rhsrmaey. Mt. Elliott and
Csrsey's Furniture Co.. ls7 0ratiot-
ave.
y. Brows, 1859 Jefferson AVE.
o. McPher.on, 2400 0ratiot-ave.. oppo-
SITE car barns.
WEST SIDE.
&C. C. Essser, SOS Grand River.
Turser stanton, Ice Myrtls-st
u. b. DrtscOli, AIT Michigan-ave.
,. w. Willard. 1<1s Fort-st. west
w. w. Bash, 6s+ Michigan-ava
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-28
HARTENSTEIN

HAN / END i Elm
Io43 FARNSWORTH ST.
NEAR MT. ELLIOTT-AvE.. NEW g.
ROOM COTTAGE WITH BATH. GAS.
FlOQRED ATTIC; ONLY 500 DOWN.
BALANCE SAME AS RENT
6-ROoM COTTAGE. WITH BATH.
GAS AND CELLAR; 5000.
1879 VAN DYKE-AVE.. NEAR
PACKARD AUTOMOBILES WORKS
NEW GROOM COTTAGE. WITH
BATH. GAS AND CELLAR. sa.20O.
2ll7 EAST GRAND BLyD.-NEw
BATH, GAS AND CELLAR: $4,000.
i72 S-AvE.-NEW GROOM
COTTAGE. WITH BATH AND GAS:
iss BEALs-AvB.-NIcE 5-RooM
COTTAGE. WITH BATH AND GAS;
Only SMALL PAYMENT DOWN
REQUIRED ON ANY OF THESE
Houses. BALANCE MONTHLY
sis MELDRUM- AVENUE
SOUTH or MACK-AvE.. FINE H.
STORY 7-ROOM COTTAGE WITH
BATH. GAS. LARGE CELLAR, FINE
ATT,G AEP LARGE 1lEn BhRN sT1RE
BUILDING: THIS MAKES A FINE
coy HOME AND A BARGAIN
TOWNSEND- AyE--ONE BLOCK
NORTH OF MACK: NICE s.RoOM
T COT sSIsj, Also Ras Large BARN;
WILL. SHOW THESE HOUSES BY
APPOINTMENT AT ANY TIME.
ROBT. F. HARTENSTEIN,
20s BRE1TMEYER BLDG.
MAIN 24o9; CITY 1922.
Arthur c. Melchers. Mngr.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-28

A man can natter any woman by
pretending TO be Jealous about her.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-28
ron SALE OR rxCHANaE
FARM EXCHANGES.

FhNNT EzNOIINaNOE,o.
Two acres large house, barn. lots OF
fruit one mile from electric. SLIGO;
will exchange for vacant lots.
100 acres, fair house large barn
orchard. $4,000; one mile from elec-
trIc: VIII exchange for nat or double
house and assume.
so acres, s-room house. other good
buildings, 20 acres timber. $500;
Will take $4,000 house In exchange.
40 acres good house. barns, only
~ miles from Detroit. fruit. etc:
81. 500.
EYSTER & BRIGGS,
5os-509 MAJESTIC.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-28
FOR sALE-rARMs.

Poultry and Fruit Farms
Two to 10 acres on car line. $3.50 up.
Is acres on car line. good buildings.
11,700.
20 acres. good orchard and build
ings, s2.250.
EBERT, goo Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-28

Jeh Pristiss done right. Tfwe. Priat.
snG Co.. Is John R-st- Phone 1898.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-28

Neighborhood issues will rule In the
meeting OF north end residents In q
big barn at Euclid and Cameron-aves.,
Friday evening. The residents of that
locality feel that they were jobbed on
paving deal some time ago. The
meeting Is nominally a Republican
one. but the paving matter will be q
subject Of discussion.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-07-18
Telegramy krajowe.

New York, IS lipca. - Tutej-
sze gazety rozpuscily pogloske, re
Samuel Gompers, prezes Amer.
Federacyi Piracy, miai telegrafo-
wac do Hearsta, przew6dzcy zna-
nej Independence League" pro-
sic go poparcie dla kandydatu-
ry Bryana. Hearst mial ma tele-
gram ow odpowiedziec wyrnijaja-
co, re mianowicie ME jest on cd
powiedzialny "a to, CO Liga czyni,
AMI tez upowazniony czynie w jej
imieniu jakies zapewnienia hub O.
bietnice polityczne. z powodu
tych pogfosek p. Gompers zamie-
scii W prasie nowojorskiej for
maine zaprzeczenie, re nigdy do
Hearsta wogole do nikogo ME
m6wil potrzebie popierania Bry-
ana, zadnych tez cd Hearsta ME
mogi odbierac odpowiedzi. Uwaza
on Gala pogloske "a polityczna
plotke, jaka W kampanii niejedno-
krotnie sic wojuje przeciwko
wspoIzawodnikom.
Lincoln, Fairview, 10 lipca. -
Bryan Kern oglosili pdezwe do
farmer6w w Stanadh Zjedn., WY
wajac ich do skladsk ma kanpa-
ME. w odezwie tel Bryan zazna-
cza, re pierwszym obywatelem,
ktory mu nadeslai 500 ma cele
kampanii demokratycznej, byl Pc
wien farmer, Szwed, ktory byi
dotychczas zagorzaiym republi-
kaninem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-07-18
Telegramy zagranlczne

Tabryz, IS lipca. - Rewolucy-
onisci tutejsi pokonali dixie hor-
DIV jezdzcow Rachina chana, kto-
tym zabraklo amunicyi. Ci ucie-
kajac W popiochu znalezi schro-
nienie ma pobliskich wzg6rzach.
Los Rschina chana, ktory do
wodzil wojskiem ME jest wiado-
my. RewolucyoniSci stall sic pa
nami sytuacyi, dzierzac Gale mia
sto w swej nocy pladruja domy
urzednikow.
Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Is lip
ca. = Powstancy zaatakowaA
wczoraj miasto Porvenir ma pol
nocnem wybrzezu Ceiby inne je-
szcze miasto portowe ma atlanty-.
ckiem wybrzezu, o so mil cd Tru-
lilo ma zachod odlegle. w obu je-
dnak potrzebsch tych ME powio-
do sic rewolucyonistom i ponie-
Sli kleski, wskutek czego musieli
uciekac do Salwadoru.
Waszyngton, D. c., IS lipca. -
Tnteiszy oose1 Honduras, Ugar-
te otrzymuje cd swego rzadu de-
pesze kablowa, ktora potwierdza
kleske powstahcow pod Ceiba u
cieczke ich do Salwadoru.
Rabat, IS lipca. - Sultan Abdel
Asiz wkroczyi na czele swej ar
mil do Amary. Dwiescie jedi
cow sultana pretendenta Mulej-
Hafiza przybylo zn6w do miasta
Marokka.
Berlin, Is iipca. - Londyhski
komunikat, ze cesarz niemiecki
wyslal do cara Pismo odrsczne,
kt6rego trese miala zaniepokoic
miarodaJne sfery polityczne W Pc
tersburgu, spotyka sic tn z urze-
dowem zaprzeczeniem. Do tego
stanowczego zaprzeczenia dodana
Jest uwaga, re W ostatnich cza-
sach cesarz Wilhelm wog6le ME
wysyial zadnego listu do cara.
Odmowiono tn rowniez po-
twierdzenia obiegajacym poglos-
kom, re cesarz niemiecki ma sic
spotkac carem rosyjskim i ma
-.xpnie z prezydentem francuskim
FaIlieres'em
Pozbawions jest wreszcie pod
stawy autentycznosci j ia wersya,
ze kanclerz Rzeszy, ks. Buelow
miai sic znow spotl<ac rosyjskim
mIptStrem SpTaW zagranlSznycn,
Izwolskim.
Berlin, IS lipca. - Pruski mi
mister oswiaty DIR. Holle ME udzie-
lii dymisyi prof. Berhardowi, ,kto-
ny zosta1 niedawno powoiany ma
uniwersytet berlihski do wykla-
dow ekonomii, przeciw czemu "a
protestowalo kollegium professor
skie, a to z tel przyczyny, re pra-
vie bez jego wiedzy wniosi owa
nominacys. Profesora Bernharda,
ktory jako urzedowy ekonomista
/ ,,uczony" pisai rozprawy pre-
civ Polakom, chcieli mice hakaty-
Sci pod reka nominujac go po-
spiesznie, pogwaicili preogatywy
ssnatu uniwersyteekiego. Bern
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-07-18

wydatkow ma cele zbrojenia az do
minimum.
Londyn, 1S lipca. - Puikownik
szwedzkiej artyleryi Unger "a
trzynai sic tu jakis czas, azeby
sprzedac patent ma wynaleziona
przez siebie torpedo powietrzna,
ktorej dziaianie ma bye straszli-
vie mordercze. Angielskie jednak
ministeryum wojny dokonawszy
prob z owym wynalazkiem, od-
stapilo cd kupna patentu, Ponie-
waz, ME przynosi on wiele korzy-
Sci podczas wojny. Obecnie, jak
donosi berlinski correspondent
,,Standard'a", firma Krupp spi.
w Essen ma zakupic prawa paten-
towe wynalazku tego ma wszyst-
kie kraje z wyjatkiem. Szwecyi.
Welding raportu wzmiankowane-
go correspondents wynaleziona
przez szwedzkiego puikownika
torpedo ma bye jednem z najbar-
dziej morderczych narzedzi wo-
jennych; wprowadzi ia niebawem
armia niemiecka do oddziaiu balo-
nowego i wowczas bedzie posia-
dac najskuteczniejsza broh re
wszystkich armij swiata z wyjat-
klein szwedzkiej. Torpedo ia O.
procz innych dodatnich wiasciwo-
Sci morderczych ma jeszcze i te,
re podczas wybuchu ME wydaje
zadnego huku. Maszyna zas mo-
re bye predzej ustawiona do strza'
lu anizeli polna baterya.
Wiedeii, 1s lipca. - J'pahstwo-
wienie ko1ei austryackich,7 ktore
cd niejakiego czasu zajr1lowaio
zywo miarodajne czynniki w pan
stwie, stale sic juz nareszcie fax
tenn dokonanym. Jedyny wyjatek
stanowi kolej poludniowa.
Pahstwo uzyskalo ogoiem try
tysiace kilometrow linii kolejo-
wych. Powod, dla ktorego kolej
poiudniowa wyjeto z pod ogolneJ
normy jest ten, re kolej ia ma sic
ME Swietnie dlatego Rad ocze-
kuje, az towarzystwo kolejowe
wczesniej czy pozniej samo ja od-
stapi pahstwu.
Berlin, 18 lipca. = Process Eu-
lenburga zostal odroczony ma czas
nieoznaczony, poniewaz oskarzo-
ny ZnaJdu]e sic w praWle umlera-
jacym stanic. Sedziowie juzby
dawno odroczyli ten proc@, gdy-
by sic ME obawiali ze strony pra-
sy zarzutow stronniczosci wzgle-
dem tax niezwykiego stanowi-
skiem oskarzonego. KS. Eulen-
burg PROFESSIONAL przeciw odracza-
niu, gdyz moze drugiej rozprawy
ME doczeka, a chciaiby, zeby
czempredzej sic SWAT dowiedziai,
czy jest winny czy ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-07-18
RoDAofl

RODACf!
Ojciec swiety Papiez Plus x.
spelnif gorace pragnienie i diugo-
letnie prosby Polak6w amerykan-
skich i brewem Kardynaia Stanu
Merry del Val'z dnia Il maja "a
mianowai najzacniejszego i maj
czcigodniejszego ziomka naszego,
ksiedza Pawla Rhodego Biskupem
Bark Sin partibus infidelium," a
oraz Sufraganem Archidyecezyl
Chieagoskiej. a @
Many tedy pierwszego Biskupa
polskiego W Ameryce, biskupa z
krwi kosci naszych, pragniea,
cierpieh wierzeh naszych.
Wsr6d mas sic wychowai, W
Kollegium Polskiem sic ksztaicii,
W parafiach polskich zboznie
przez szereg lat pracowai, diva
koscioly wystawi}, mad naszem re-
ligiinem i narodowem zyciem
wiernie pracowaf. an9
Po ojcach swych nadto j z VIA
sneni dziecinnemi wspomnienia-
mi przyni6s} Prus panied uci-
sku i przesladowania braci ma
szych pod Prusakiem i tenn goret-
sza milosc szlachetnego, rycerskie-
go nieugietego W walce z wro-
giem ludu polskiego. "
y Pierwsza tez mysla howego Bi-
skupa naszego by}o, ably co pre-
dzej p6jsc miedzy nasz lud, ably
uscisnac jego spracowane rece, a.
by przem6wic do jego goracej du-
sly poblogoslawic ludu tego wy
si}kom, pracom, rodzlnom, STAR
com, m}odym dziatwie.
Gdy sic zebra} komitet zwszy-
stkich parafii polskirh j gdy /
mieniem tego komitetu prezes te-
goz stanal pred Biskupem Nomi-
natem, ably sic MIN porozumiec
W sprawie uroczystosci konsekra-
cyjnych, Najprzew. ks. Biskup
rzekl: "Na wszystko sic zgadzam,
co komitet postanowi, ale jedno
prosze: sawovadscie malie miedsy
Ind pOlski, mpiedzy caey l,sd, pssy-
stkie jegO od1an'y, posao6lcfe mn
maciessy6 sic Z tyns l4dsm 'csp6l-
ma rado$ciq, jaka mo mas POlak6w
sp1yne2a nadz,Uycaojnej maato$ci
Saski StoHcy ApOstolskaej."
Spe}niajac to zyczenie Najzac-
niejszego Najczcigodniejszego
Pasterza naszego pelny komitet
obywatelski, z wszystkich parafii
zlozony, uchwali} wczoraj jedno-
glosnie w dniu konsekracyi dnia
20 lipca wieczorem urzadzie W
pierwszej linii wspaniala mantle
stacye ludowa.
Dnia tego godzinie lei svie-
cgorem zjedzie Najprzew. ks. Pa
wei Rhode ma Kantowo i odpro-
wadzony bedzie stamtad W try
umfalnym pocbodzie przez Mo
dziankowo i Tr6leowo na Stani-
siawowo, gdzie W braku odpowied-
niej wielkiej hall, kt6raby masy
ludu pomiescie mog}a, ma podw6-
rzu parafialnem, odpowiednio ma
to uroczystos6 przystroionem,
przedstawia Mu sic delegaci i5de-,
putacye i gdzie Najprzew. ks.
Biskup przem6wi do wiemych j
udzieli wszystkiln Polakom ich
rodzinom po raz pierwszy Bisku-
piego b}ogoslawiehstwa.
Prosimy wiec goraco Prev.
Ksiezy Proboszcz6w, caly Wieleb-
ny Kler polski, wszystkie zarzady
koscielne i parafialne, ch6ry j or