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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-16

mercial Club the selection of perma-
nent secretary was left to President
w. w. Crawford, F. w. Foote and V.
M. Scanlon. They had number of
applications on file, but were unan-
imously of the opinion that Mr.. Bixler
was best qualified to discharge the
duties of the place.
Mr.. Bixler will enter upon the dis
charge of his duties at once, and The
News confidently expects that he will
achieve much for Hattiesburg.
Before coming to Hattiesburg sever
al years ago, Mr.. Bixler was editor and
owner of the Beaumont, Texas, Enter
prise, which he made one of the best
papers in the Lone Star State. AS
owner and manager of the Hatties-
burg Auditorium, he has been reason
ably successful.
In addition to his splendid quail
fcations for the place, Mr.. Bixler has
the interests of Hattiesburg at heart.
AS citizen and property owner he
has taken lively interest in the pro-
motion of all that pertains to the
advancement of the city. AS secre-
tary of the Commercial Club he will
have even better opportunity to serve
the community.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-16

noon at the church for the regular
weekly meeting. In the absence of
the president, Mrs Stapleton, the vice
president, Mrs. A. Polk, presided. She
read selection from the goth chapter
of Mathew, which brings out the idea
of the duty of Christian service, show
ing that we can serve the Lord at
home or any where. Some fine dis
cussions we're given from that stnd-
point. The missionary offering and
the shirts waist sale were discussed
The shirt waist sale will take place
next Thursday.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-16
Sow nia Club Meeting.

The Sowania Club had pleasant
meeting at the home of Mrs. w. W.
Crawford, on Walnut street yesterday
afternoon, with Miss May Richard
son as. the charming hostess. There
was no special program, but Miss
Ethel Powe rendered several musical
selections on the piano in her usual
delightful way. while Mrs. B. D. Moore
gave several vocal selections, which
ELECTED the usual admiration from her
listeners. The principal business OF
the afternoon, was suggesting, form
ing plans and appointing committees
for the reception they are going to give
on St. Patrick's Day, the 18th OF
March, at the home Miss Leila King
on Bay street. This reception the
Sowania girls are going to give to
their friends, and it promises to be
one of the SWEETEST social affairs of
the season. Refreshments, delicious
and tempting as could be, were served
by Mrs. Crawford and Miss Richard
son. All during the serving, Mrs.
Moore sang, thus aiding another pleas
ant feature. Miss Richardson is a
charming hostess, and all spent hap
by afternoon as her guests. Miss
Ethel Hill will be the next hostess.
Saturday afternoon the Goth. The
members present were: Misses Mable
Greer, Camille Thrash, Leila Belle
Oakley, Sallie Keith, ANNA Heidle-
berg, Ethel Powe, Bette and Lucie
Conner, Mamie Thompson, the guests
were Mesdames Moore, Crawford and
Stephens.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-16

The News pays more postage at the
Hattiesburg postoffice than any other
local enterprise or business institu
ton. 1t pays four times as much
postage as all other Hattiesburg news
papers combined.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-16
cRAFT-sHoWS.

Rev. e. ]. Currie yesterday perform
ed the ceremony which united Miss
Matties Shows to Mr.. H. ]. Craft. The
contracting parties are members of
wellknown Sputh Mississippi families
and are receiving the congratulations
of numerous friends.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-16

CLUB ELECTS
N. |. B|XLER
Succeeds C. F. Larson AS Secrc-
tary Of the Local Business
Organization.

Mort L. Bixler was today elected
Secretary of the Hattiesburg CONNER
cial Club to succeed G. F. Larson, who
recently resigned.
At a recent meeting of the Com
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-16

Mrs. J. H. Ellerbee will leave Thu
day for st. Louis, Cincinnati and
er points where she goes to purch
large and fashionable line of
linery.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-16
WANTS
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR RENT-Three or four furnished
rooms in private family for light
housekeeping. All conveniences.
No children. Call POP Home phone.
2-16-tf.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-16

WANTED ,POSITION-As Matron,
Linen girle, or any position in Ho-
tel. Splendid reference. Mr.. ]. A.
d. care News. 2-16-1
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The Social Side.
PHONES: Cumberland No. 429, Home No. Zo4

afternoon consisted of the study of
the life of the celebrated American
pianist, Edward Baxter Perry. Roll
call was answered by the names of
American composers, after which beau
tiful piano solos were rendered by
the pupils. The rest of the afternoon
was spent in delightful social way,
playing games, etc. The decorations
were beautiful and very artistic all in
the valentine effect. Pretty favors of
valentines were given to each guest
by the hostess. This is the music
class under the efficient instruction
of Miss Ethel Powe, one of Hatties-
burg's most talented and accomplish
ed young musicians. The pupils are
all progressing nicely, and certainly
show careful training. Mrs. Denham
assisted by Mrs. Chester Farley, serv-
| ed fruit gelatine with whipped cream
and cake. The pupils present were:
Annie Dee Denham, Ruby Walker, Ha-
eel Bishop, Bliss Farley, Alberta and
Edwina McSwain, Willie Whitlock,
! Myra Lee Farley, Rivers Woodward,
Katie Denham. Hazel Batson, Laura
May Sewell, Zollie Stephens, and the
guests Mesdames Chester Farley,
Denham and Miss Ethel Powe.
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Missionary Meeting.
The Woman's Missionary Union OF
the Emmanuel Baptist church held an
interesting meeting yesterday after
noon at the home of the pastor. The
president, Mrs. A. l.. O'Bryant, con
Quoted both the business and devo
tional exercises, The usual business
was attended to and it was decided
to do some quilting right away. This
society is a busy one and is always
doing some work for the Master. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. w
H. Arledge on Edwards street
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Excellent Sermon at
Trinity Church.
Bishop Bratton of Jackson, was her
Sunday and delivered an excellent ser
} mon at Trinity church. On accoun
of the inclement weather the light
could not be turned on, hence the cor
firmation service could not take plac
I at the church. But as many of tn
$ class as could brave the weather wen
e to the rectory and very pretty so
emn service took place. However
Bishop Bratton will return Friday an
those who could not attend Sunda
will then be confirmed.
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r First Baptist Ladies' Aid.
/, The Ladies Aid Society of the Firs
e Baptist church met yesterday aftel
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ing that we can serve the Lord at
home or any where. Some fine dis
cussions were given from that stnd- |
point. The missionary offering and |
the shirts waist sale were discussed |
The shirt waist sale will take place
next Thursday.
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3. Y. p. U. Meeting.
The B. Y. P. U. of the Emmanuel
Baptist church had an interesting
meeting at the church Sunday even
ing. A special feature was the talk
given by Prof. Gaines Dobbins, his
subject being Christian Citizenship"
He is strong, magnetic speaker and
all enjoyed his talk exceedingly well.
The closing number was a splendid
address by the president, Prof. Jenk-
ms, which thrilled the audience with
perfect delight.
I. : I:
Lydian Circle to Meet.
The Lydian Circle will meet tomor-
row afternoon at $3.50 with Miss
Folkes at the home of DR.. J. ]. Steph-
ems on College street.
{. = !.
On account of the weather there
was no meeting of the Home Mission
Society of the First Methodist church
yesterday afternoon, but there will be
a meeting at the church next Monday
afternoon when the annual election of
officers will take place.
: Z: ::
There is new arrival at the home
of Prof. and Mrs ]. ]. Ferguson IN
the person of a bright, bouncing baby
boy who arrived few days since to
make his permanent abode.
| I. {. I:
There. was no meeting yesterday of
the Ladies Aid of the First Presbyter-
ian church on account of the Indictment
weather and the absence of the pres
sident from the city.
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Miss Winnie Robinson, an attract
i've young lady, of Crystal Springs,
who has been the guest of her sister
for three weeks left last night for New
Orleans.
Mrs. ]. H. Ellerbee will leave Thurs
day for St. Louis, Cincinnati and 9th
er points where she goes to purchase
large and fashionable line of mil
linery.
Mrs. P. R. Perkins is now at the
South Mississippi Infirmary for treat
ment. Her friends will be glad tc
know that she is now improving.
Mr. 2. T. Sullivan, of Mt. Olive
, has entered the South Mississippi
College and is pleasantly located will
Rev. and Mrs. A. L. O'Bryant.
:: : I.
Rev. R. L. Campbell left for Birming
ham last week where he goes to atten,
the laymen's missionary convention O
the Presbyterian church.
: ! =
Rev. and Mrs. w. B. Currie will al
rive Thursday and will be the CUES
of the formers father, Mr.. B. N. Curri
on James street.
The friends of Mrs. A. S. Carr wi
be very glad to know that she is yer
much better after a serious attack {
la grippe.
;, Mrs. R. A. Foote, who has bee
visiting relatives here left yesterda
; for Ellisville to visit her mother, Mr.
Hardy.
The many friends of Mrs. A.
O'Bryant, will be glad to know 81
: is convalscent after several days i
- ness.
4 I. : .
II Mrs. Guss Logan and little daught
Augusta, will leave tonight for Selm
h Ala, to visit the formers mother.
1. {. =
III Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Dubose, of Mi,
Miss, are the guests of their faith,
Mr.. w. E. Fail.
III I. I. =
n Rev. M. o. Lucas, of Jackson, is
" the city today in the interests of t
II Baptist Record.
II : I: I.
II Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Bellmain 6
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-16

Hon. N. c. Hill has returned from
Jackson, where he had business be-
fore the Supreme Court.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-16
Westminster Aid.

The Westminster Aid Society of the
Bay street Presbyterian church held
the regular weekly meeting at the
church yesterday afternoon. The pres
ident, Mrs. Thomas j. Jackson, was
in the chair. Mesdames Griffin and
Singleton were appointed to take
charge of the exchange for Saturday.
Mesdames Montgomery and Griffin are
no the reception for next meeting.
There will be a called meeting to-
morrow wednesday, afternoon at
the old Laird stand on Front street
at 2 o'clock, to perfect arrangements
for the dinner they are going to give
Thursday.
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Etude Music Club.

Etude Music Club.
Mrs. ]. X. Denham entertained
class No. 2 of the Etude Music Club,
Saturday afternoon in honor of her
daughter, Miss Annie Dee Denham,
from to 6. The program for the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-16
Notice For Bids For Buiidir

Notice is hereby given that until
noon of the First Monday in March.
1909. sealed bids will be received ~
my office for the building Of curbin<
along the front of the court hopso
square, as per plans and Specifications
on file in my office. By order Of the
Board of Supervisors, this 9Th da5
of February, 1909.
T. E. BATSoN,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-27

|xuwazaie sta[za atamdapad dshne, re
bedace w toku rokowania mo-
carstw w sprawie interwencyi,
przybiora pomyslny obrot. Rosya
zasadniczo zgodzila sic ma to, ze
w Belgradzie nalezy czynic pred
stawienia, azeby pokoj uzyskac.
Nastepstwem poprawienia sic sy-
tuacyi politycznej jest to, ze ce-
ny ma giefdzie byly juz pewniej-
sze.
Konstantynopol, 81 lutego. -
Austryacko wegierski serbski
protokol w sprawie zalatwienia
nieporozumieh, kt6re wynikly z
powodu aneksyi BoSni Hercogo-
why przez Austrye, podPisali
wczoraj wielki wezyr i margrabia
Pallavicini, austro wegierski
ambassador. Komitet bojkotowy
oznajmii, ze znosi sic juz bojkot
towarow austryackich w Turcyi.
Londyn, 81 lutego. - Delegaci
ma miedzynarodowa konferencye
morska, ktora tu obradowala cd
ostatniego grudnia r. T., zalatwili
sic juz re wszystkiemi formalno-
sciami, azeby mogli podpisac swe
uchwaly. Morski kodeks wojenny,
dla ktorego wlasnie konferencye
zwoiano, opublikuje sic rownocze-
snie 20 marca W stolicy kazdege
kraju, reprezentowanego ma kon-
ferencyi. Kontradmirai Chas. H.
Stockton, jeden z amerykanskich
delegatow, odjedzie 8 marca do
domu, zabierajac re soba doku-
menta, dla Ameryki przeznaczo-
ne. TIE musi sic senatowi do przy-
jecia przedlozyc. Professor Geor-
ge Grafton Wilson,inny amerykah
ski delegat, pozostanie w Europe
jeszcze przez pare tygodni.
Konferencye zwola Wielka Bry
tania, kt6rej chodziio o ustalenie
miedzynarodowego prawa NOR
skiego przy zastosowaniu urza-
dzeniem projektowanego miedzy-
narodowego sadu rozjemczego W
sprawie zdobyczy, jaki przewidzia
no ma ostatniej konferencyi poko-
jowej W Hadze.
Zurych, 81 lutego. - Tutejsza
policya ujela dwunastu czionkow
niebezpiecznej miedzynarodowej
szajki wlamywaczy, ktora opero-
wasa po calej Europie,
R6wnoczesnie przyaresztowano
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-27
sufrazystk angelskie przybywaja wuj Sam strachu!
sprawcow kradziezy bankowej ma
100000 w Pradze, w Czechach.

sprawcow kradziezy bankowej ma
100000 w Pradze, w Czechach.
Inny oddzial tel szajki przytrzy
mano w Turynie. Aresztowani
twierdza, re owocow swej upra-
cy" uzywali ma popieranie anar-
chizmu.
Cowes, Anglia, 81 lutego. -
Seismograf prafesora Milnesa
ma wyspie Wight zanotowal one
gdaj 5tej godzinie wieczorem
wieksze trzesienie ziemi w odle-
giosci mniej wiecej 5000 mil
Petersburg, 27 lutego. - Car
Ferdynand powr6cil przedwczoraj
o polnocy ma Wiedeh do Sofii.
Moskwa, S7 lutego. - Gazeta
,,Zhing" skazana zostala ma $500
kary, poniewaz przedrukowala
artykul Tolstoja przeciw wyko-
nywaniu kary smierci.
Berlin, ~ lutego. - Zbrodnia-
RIA, ktory W ciagu ostatnich IA
dni dokonywa1 tn zbrodniczych
napadow ma kobiety, raniac je,
aresztowano nareszcie, kiedy rzu-
Gil sic z nozem w reku ma pewna
kobiete ma jednej najruchliw--
szych ulic. Napastnik ME zdolal
zranic swej ofiary, pomimo, re
srlknie jej juz rozerzna}. Ma krzyk
kobiety ,,rozpruwacz" uciekl do
pewnego domu gdzie go zaraz a.
resztowal policyant. Aresztowany
jest mlodym mezczyzna, ktorego
dotychczas ME indentyfikowano.
Ostatni napad jest juz 36tym z
rzedu Cd czasu, jak sic podobne
nadady zaczely wydarzac ma uli-
each Berlina. Poniewaz opisy ma
pastnika przy poszczegolnych
wypadkach ME zgadzaja sic przy
trzymanym, wiec zachodzi przypu
szczenie, re sic ma do >czynienia
niejednym, lecz z kilku zbrodnia-
rzami, ktorzy dokonuja napadow
ma kobiety. Kobiety miasta Berli-
ma zyly W ciaglej trwodze, a slu-
zace ME chcialy nastaniem VIE
czora ami wychylic sic ma ulice.
Policya robila moGliwe wysilki.
azeby zbrodniarza pochwycic.
Tajni policyanci przebierali sic "a
kobiety waiesali sic umyslnie po
ulicy, azeby sprawce sprowoko-
wac, lecz wszystko naprozno. Ma
pady wydarzaiy sic zarowno W
nocy jak we dnie, zarowno ma
otwartej ulicy jak BRAN kamie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-27
Telegramy krajowe.

Washington, D. c., ~ lutego.
- Senat przyjai wczoraj uchwals
budzetowa dla departamentu roll
nictwa zaczal debaty mad budze-
tenn lesnym; dis zas ma sic je
zakohczyc zaczac sprawe budze-
tu drog wodnychl i portow.
w Izbie posi6w przyjeto ma
reszcie po tygodniowej debacie u
chwale budzetowa dla ogolnej siuz
by cywilnejprzeznaczajac dla te-
go departamentu $1S7,ooo,ooo.
Wniesiono przytem caly szereg
dodatkow poprawek, ktore czs-
sciowo przyjeto, czesciowo odrzu-
como.
- Wniosek Burke'go, by na
okretach oceanicznych zaprowa-
die przyrzady do telegraph iskro-
wei ME bedzie juz w czasie tel
sesyi omawiany; chociaz W Izbie
poslow juz przeszedl, ale ME do
trze do senatu, ktorego komitet
specyalny sprawe ts do przyszsej
sesyi odsunal.
Nowy York, ~ lutego. - Pre-
zydent : elekt Taft wyrazil sic
wczoraj przy okazyi pewnego in
terwiewu, il uwaza rewizys tary-
fly celnej jako najwazniejszy czyn-
mix, mogacy poprawie sytuacye
handlowa. lego staraniem bedzie,
by jeszcze pred czerwcem b. r.
rewizya ia zostala uskutecznioha
poczem ma bye utworzona komi-
sya specyalna do opracowania
zmian jake zostana uznane "a ME
zbedne.
Madison, Wis, ~ lutego. =
Sprawl wyboru senatora zwiazk.
W ciekawe weszla stadyum: OTTO
po 17 daremnych giosowaniach
wsp6lnych, dotychczasowy sena-
tor Stephenson uzyskai pitrzebna
wiekszosc do wyboru, ale ME ma
wsp6lnem posiedzeniu, lecz od-
dzielnie w senacie w Izbie po-
slow. Idzie o to, czy jest to praw.
Hatterman wan pozyczy pieniadze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-27

hofa szeroNe zadaJa soole py-
TAME: co moie bye powodem ia
kiego postepowania prawodawcze-
go. Wtedy slyszyny odpowiedz, re
Polacy Polakami chca pozostac,
wiasciwosci narodowe zatrzymac
pragnq, ma bojkot odpowiadaja
bojkotem, re swych posiad}osci
usuwae sic ME chca. Ot6z Polacy
oddadza cesarzowi kr6lowi, co je-
go jest, ale ME przestana tez bro
mic swoich duchowych skarb6w,
przypominae swoich praw i W
granicach ustawowych ma tej dro-
DE agitowac. Czestokro6 zarzuca
nam sic wielkopolska agitacye. Ma
sprawe te zapatrywae sic MONA z
r6znych katew widzenia, ale zaw-
sze przyjdzie sic do przekonania,
re agitacyi taliej konstytucya
wcale ME zabrania. Agitacya taxa
ME jest zbrodnia, byle sic tylko
trzymala granic prawnych. Pano-
vie mozecie sic zawczasu przygo-
towae ma to, re danny wan jeszcze
sposobnosc do podnoszenia tego
rodzaja zarzut6w.
"Twierdze wiec, re wytacza sic
przeciw Polakom tylko hipotezy /
przypuszczenia, dyktowane przez
nieczySte sasmienie polityc@me 100
bee tych, H6ryn sOyrzqdza sie ME
sprawiedhwoSc." "
Ma innem posiedzeniu parla-
mentu niemieckiego posel Kuler-
ski atakowa} ostro niemieckich
przedsiebiorc6w W zachodnich
Niemczeoh, kt6rych szalbierstwom
rad obojetnie sic przypatruje. L.
wv. "czarne listy", spOrzadzone
przez tych przedsiebiorc6w So
czems gorszem, niz dawna pan
szczyzna. Przedsiebiorcy zachod-
mich okolic panstwa wywabiala
ludzi innych okolic zapomoca
falszywych obietnic. Robotnicy
poznawszy, re ich oszukano, roz-
wiazuja stosunek s}uzbowy, czego
bynajmniej ME MONA uwazac "a
zlamanie kontraktu. Wykluczanie
takich, rzekomo }amiacych kon-
trakt robotnik6w, to szyderstwo
ustawodawstwa. Przedsiebiorcy
ci vida W robotnikach tylko by
d}o robocze. Mowca zada} dla TO-
botnik6w W przemysle zelaznym
osmiogodzinnego dnia roboczego,
dalej panstwowej ustawy g6rni-
czej j przepis6w ochronnych W je-
zyku ojczystym robotnik6w,
W koncu wspomnia} pos. Kuler-
ski o sensacyjnych rewelacyach W
sprawie Lopuchina i Azefa. Ale
= doda} = ajent6w prowokacyj-
nych many take i W Prusiech,
a odkad aycie pubiczne Polak6w
ograniczono do zgromadzen towa-
rzyskich, prowokatorstwo grasuje
wszechw}adne W polskich okoli-
each. I tax niedawno zdarzy}o sic,
Il W Gliwicach pewien urzednik
policyjny wszedl do stOwarzysze-
MIA pod faiszywem nazwiskiem
zacheca} zgromadzonych do spie-
Hattermzn poaycza pieniadze na
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-27
PRZEGLAD
POllTYEI MIEDzYHARODOWEJ.
u Greny parlamentarnej u Ber-
hnie).
Chicago q lutego.

Chicago q lutego.
Niema prawie posiedzenia par
lamentu niemieckiego lub sejmu,
na kt6remby ME przemawiali po-
siowie polscy W obronie narodo-
wosci, praw Obywatelskich poll
tyeznych oraz interes6w ekonomi-
c:nych ludnosci polskiej W zaborze
Frnskim. Oto niedawno sedziwy
posel Czarlinski da} ostra odprawe
rozmaitym poslom hakatystycz-
ryrn ma fch zarzuty co do bOjkotu
polskiego i co do innych rzekomo
polskich zbrodni. Pose} Czarlinski
rowiedna} miedzy innemi:
-"Jeden z mowe6w zarzuci} nam
znowu, ze ogromnie sic rozmnaza-
my. Eadnie to jego strOny. Ale
sadie, ie i Niemcy rozmnazaja
sic, jak mogq. CWeso@os6).
"Opr6cz tego posel Liebert
twierdzi}, re my tworzymy tax
znikajaco malefla Geese ludnosci,
re ME powinnismy wcale wywoly-
wac takiego rozgiosu o sobie. ia
zas twierdze, re kazdemu nalezy
oddat sprawiedliwos6 re take
mniejszose ludno5ci ma prawo do
magania sic sprawiedliwosci, sko-
70 jest zagrolona W swoich pra-
wach. Zaden z posl6w, kt6ry ME
ho}duje haslu "sila pred pra-
wem," ME powinien bezkarnie
wyralae sic W ten spos6b innym
narodzie. Polska zupe}nie inaczej
rozumiala zadanie cywilizacyi.
Przypominam odsiecz Wiednia.
W czasie refornacyi wielu Mem
cow protestant6w, kt6ryeh przesla-
dowano W niekt6rych krajach
powodu ich wyznania, znalaz}o go
Seine W katolickiej Polsce, Zaw-
sze cieszyi sic swoboda, nigdy ME
byli gnebieni. A teraz, panowie te
cywilizacye, kt6rej dumna mo-
gla bye Polska, por6wnajcie ia,
kt6ra wy zaprowadzacie, kt6ra
ma stcisku s2abszych polsgal
'Poruszam sprawe bojkOtu. Ia
pewne Jest to brzydki objaw W iy-
ciu ekonomicznem. Atoli kt6z wi
ne tegO ponosi3 2 Polacy ME znali
nawet slowa "bojkot'' i dopiero
rad prush nauczyl Polak6w, jak
sic bojkot pOimuje, gdy ME dOpu-
szczal ich do zaiecia miejsca ko-
rzystniejszego. A czy ustawa kolo-
nizaeyjna r. 1885 ME przedsta-
via najwyrazniejszego najzupef-
niejszego bojkotu ludnOsci pol
skiejl
"Taki bojkot ze strony rzadu
oddzialywa daleko wieeej i brzyd-
sze jeszczs przybiera formy. Zwa-
aye tei prosze, ae wszystkie urzedy
poobsadzane 50 samymi Niemca-
mi. Czy wobec tego dziwic sic jesz-
cze MONA, ze Polacy, ze wzgledu
ma zachowanis bytu w}asnegO, bar
dziei sie issEcze skupiaiRl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-27

wanna zakazanych piesni, Rad
pruski powinienby sobie nalozyc
wieksza wstrzemieziwos6, chocby
to polakoaercom bylo bardzo ma
reke, zeby Polak6w prowokowae.
Zawczasu tez zwracamy ma to u
wage!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-27

mic, przyczem zbrodniarz zawsze
po dokonaniu napadu z szalona
szybkoScia zniknal potem W "a
mieszaniu.