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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-26

Changing the subject of the
Republican fraud" at the St.
Louis election, we would like tC
hear from our Democratic friends
just how they are going to justify
the steal of the state senatorial
districts as laid out by the Roach
Major apportionment plan. By
stealing the state senate they al
so steal United States senator
ship occasionally.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-26

Governor Hadley sat down on
the presidential boom that was
being started for him at the ban
quet of the Young Republican
Clubs of Missouri at Kansas City
a week or so ago, but he will get
up from it when the boom gets
bigger later on.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-26

According to the Salem (Mo.)
Monitor, the only negro Demo.
crat in Dent county lost his
pocketbook, containing S23.00, on
April 1st. Either the date ac-
counts for this story, or else the
fact that the colored citizen had
that much money accounts for
his being a Democrat.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-26

ing and preventing the inaugu-
ration of the Democratic pro
gram. the Republicans might as
we'll resign themselves to view
ing a Democrat in the White
House for four years from March
i, 1918. Either Uncle Joe" and
his friends are afraid Of the
Democratic program or they are
playing damphool politics, so far
as they affect the immediate fu-
ture welfare of the c.. 0. P.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-26

We are for protection, but we
are also quite willing to let the
Democratic calf have all the rope
it needs to bring about it's own
demise. Let them go the limit,
we are in for a spell of hard
times ANYWAY.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-26

II the denizens of this burg are
not all converted to the ways OF
Christ it will not be for want of
having the new testament drum
med into their ears. The Holy
Rollers and their new made con
verts are assiduouSly laboring
wherever they can get an audi
ence. Wednesday afternoon en-
thusiasm ran high with some,
and others Went close to the
verge of mockery. All religions
are good. but are all those who
profess religion good, ,-Senath
(Mo.) Republican.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-26
NOTICE OF FINAL. SETTLEMENT

Notice j. hereby given to all credi.-
t.s and others Interested IL the estate
of laviniA Boas, deceased, that |. the
undersigned administrator oi said es-
tate. intend IL make final settlement
thereof, al the next term oi the Fro
bate Court oi the County Of Washing
ton. Missouri. 10 ba holden at the
court house in the city Of Potozi. on
the Second Monday Of May next.
r. HAWKINS,
Administrators Of Lavin;a Boas. tie-
ceased.
april s. 1911.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-26

Some one has just been asking
whether President Taft was a
Republican or a Democrat? The
best reply that can be made to
this question is, that Bill is not
much of anything.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-26
Important Points of School Law,

| Section ,S22, Revised School Laws,
| 1909, provides, THAT no school dis.
| trict which fails to levy Il tax Of 40c on
the Sl0O assessed valuation, unless the
! assessment of less amount together
with the moneys received from the
public funds, shall amount to $3.50 fol
| school purposes, shall receive any
part OF the public school moneys foi
the ensuing year, and the county clerk
shall omit such district in the appor.
| tionment of the public moneys"
The Boards of Directors OF school
districts are authorized to levy 40o
without vote Of the district. 1t is
| evident that the above law requires all
districts to levy Zoe, unless the dis
| trict has very large valuation. Coun.
ty Superintendents and County Clerks
should see that this law is enforced.
County Clerks are liable to prosecu-
ton for failure to enforce this law.
County Superintendents on or soon af-
ter May Is OF each year should care
fully examine all the estimates OF
District Clerks on file with the County
| Clerk and approve all that are correct
and that conform to the law and re-
quire all clerks in whose estimates er.
| rors are found to correct said errors,
| and comply with the law. 1t would be
| we'll for all estimates to be sent to the
County Superintendent for his approx
al and by him filed with the County
Clerk.
The school age is the same as here
tofore, six years to twenty years. The
enumeration OF school children must
be taken in the future as heretofore.
All funds are apportioned on the
enumeration this year and after thi>
year the K. K. taxes and county and
township funds will still be apportion.
ed on an enumeration basis.
The 10Th General Assembly has re
pealed section 1886 and enacted {
new section in lieu thereof which
takes effect before the apportionmen
Of school funds this year. 1t provide:
a Special State Aid to Weak Rura
Schools of $50 per year Or so mucl
thereof as may be needed to maintain
an eight-months' school at $40 pc
month. Provided that such districts
/. Levy 63 for school purposes.
,f l. r,
less.
3. Have an area of 614 sauar
miles or more.
I. Enumerate - or more children
>. Have maintained during tn
past school term "a daily attend
ance of Is or more pupils.
Such districts under section 10, 81
must levy toe. Ii they will vote %
additional they may obtain $50 specia
aid. Few people know Of this net
2 law. County Superintendent shou!
60 over their districts At once and mott
fy the presidents and clerks oi all dis
tricts that may secure aid under til
new IAN. DtliuH VI f'iiVtttiN y! a.
!. such districts under section 1886 ca
call ii special meeting to increase Il,
rate OF levy to 65c on the SlGO. Board
can cali this meeting without pei
ton.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Is
very valuable medicine for throat an
} lung troubles, quickly relieves an
cures painful breathing and A DANCE
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-26
CORNELIUS ROACH,
ISeall
lSeal1 Secretary of State.
Bids For Depository of County Funds

Notice is hereby given that
sealed proposals will be received
by the County Court Of Washing
ton County. at the May, 1911,
term until noon on the first day
of said term. it being Monday,
May lst, 1911. from banks or
banking corporations or associa-
tiOnS. or bankers in said county
for the deposit Of the funds Of
said county for the two years
next ensuing the date Of said bid
to the first Monday in May, l913 ):
such proposals must state the
amount that will be paid to the
county for the privilege Of being
made the depository Of such
funds. and must be accompanied
by Il certified check on some
solvent bank for the amount of
fered in said bid, payable to the
treasurer Of said county. or, +
preferred, the amount in cur.
rency may be delivered TO the
undersigned clerk Of said county
court, and no bid will be cnnSid
cred unless such certified checE,
or the amount in currency SilaI
accompany the same, the court
reServing the right to reject any
| or al bids.
JOHN q. LONG.
Clerk 0i the County Court.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-26
Sl.OO Per Annum.
Dave A. Ball says he is "com-
ing back" The Bourbon ring
did n OF throw him far enough in
1OOQ

The Canadian reciprocity bill
passed the House last Friday by
a vote that has the donkey's ears
at one end and an elephants S
trunk at the other.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-26

Fully nine out oE every ten cases of
rheumatism is simply rheumatism of
the muscles due to damp or cold, or
chronic rheumatis Ill, neither OF which
require any internal treatment. All
that is needed to afford relief is the
Tree application of Chamberlain 5 Lini-
ment Give it trial. You are GER
tain to be pleased with the quick re-
iief which it affords. Sold by all deal
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-26
State Of Missouri

~IdIt
Cornelius Roach. secretary Of state
of the state Of Missouri hereby rrrfjf\.
that the foregoing is i full. true ana COM
rlete copy Of the Proposal Of an act
OF the 18th general assembly of Missouri
for the ratification thereof by the voters
of said state at an election % he held
for that purpose on Tuesday, August j.
1911.
In testimony whereof. ! hefeuuto set nv
hand and aTlX the great seal Of the. stat.
Of Missouri. Done at office in the Civ
Of jefferson. this 9Th day Of April. a. r.
1911.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-26

Chn,nberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are safe, sure and reliable, and
nave been praised by thousands Of
women who have been restored 70
health through their gentle aid and
curative properties. Sold by all deal
erS.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-26

A farmer telephoned fora doc
tor to come and examine one of
his farm hands. who professed
to be ILL., The doctor did so and
couldn't find anything the matter
with the man, and SO reported.
That is what | thought, said
the farmer, go back and tell
him there is nothing the mat
ter" The doctor went back and
said to the man in bed: There
is not the least thing wrong with
you; what are you lying here
for?:" Il know it," replied the
hired man; but that man hasn't
paid me a cent for three months,
and | intend to stay here until
he does pay me-" Roll over and
make room for me-" said the
doctor, he hasn't paid me any
thing for three years. "-Ex.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-26

souri, was Republican 321. .449,
Democratic 296, ,213. In 1908
Bryan, supposed to be invincible
in Missouri. lost the state by a
vote of Republican 347. 2O3, Dem
Ocratic 346, ,574. Last year the
Republicans again had a majori-
ty in the popular vote of Mis-
souri,. Yet Roach and Major,
putting Gov. Hadley aside by
their combine of two to one. are
attempting to fasten on the state
a districting that will make the
State Senate stand Democrats
twenty-five, Republicans twelve.
Gov. Hadley will not sign the
partisan job that Roach and
Major, in conference with Demo
cratic politicians, have fixed up
regardless of glaring equalities.
The Republican party of the
state will fight it to the utter
most with every possible legal
weapon. 1t is an attempt to per-
petuate the system by which
Democrats get twice as much
representation as Republicans,
both in the State Senate and in
Congress-. By the attempted
Roach Major plan the senatorial
districts vary in population from
63, ,s53 to 116,3s7. AS St. Louis
is Republican it gets a state SEN
ator for each 114.3O4 votes, and
is denied one senator to which it
is entitled by increase in pOpula-
ton. while the Kansas City ap-
portionment is a senator for each
81. 5O7 votes, giving it one sena-
tor in excess. Gov. Hadley re-
jects this concoction as unconsti-
tutional as we'll as grossly un-
fair. The governor says: The
motives, as we'll as the action OF
political leaders, who will attempt
such a fragrant injustice, will be
clearly understood, | believe
and generally condemned by the
fair minded people of the state
without reference to party. The
Iappeal now goes to the grea'
popular tribunal. one of whose
resources is the referendum.- -
! Globe Democrat.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-26
A. F. Casey, administrator of Frank

A. F. Casey, administrator OF Frank
Miller, deceased; final settlement.
State OF Missouri,
County of Washington, ss'
|, James A. Henson, judge and ex-
otficio clerk of the Probate Court of
said county and state, do hereby GER
tify that the above docket is a true
copy of the settlements to be made at
the May, 1911, term of this court;
, whereunto set my hand and affix the
seal of said court this, the 9th day OF
March, 1911.
rro,,, JAMES A. HENSON,
Judge of Probate.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-26

Medicines that aid nature are al
ways most successful. Chamberlain
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. 1t
loosens the cough, relieves the lungs,
in restoring the system to healthy
condition. Sold by all dealers.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-26

Chamberlain Cough Remedy is 3
very valuable medicine for throat anG
lung troubles, quickly relieves and
cures painful breathing and a danger
Gus sounding cough which indicates
coase.tsd lungs. Sold by al dealers,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-04-26

Clerk oi the County Court.
April >. 1911
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-06
Krotkie NOtatki Miejskie.

- Nagia smiercia umari Isaac Blu.
menthal, artysta malarz, zam. pnr.
422 S. Wood utica.
- Awantury rodzinne doprowadzisy
H, R. Brotherhooda do samobojstwa
Zaczadzii sic gazem.w domu pnr. 5SOG
Calumet ave
w SpauIding, bIisko EIgin, ma ko-
lei st. Paul wykoleila sic lokomotywa
pociagu pasazerskiego, ale Mkt ME 70
stal skaleczony.
- w sadzawce przy toraeh kolei st.
Paul / 40 ct. znaleziono zwloki 80 le-
taiego Seymora Holdena, 2O44 Bing.
ham ul.
- Pnr. 145 - 147 S. Western ave.
Llzewalif sic IL stopowy muir. Mkt
jednak W tel chwili mimo budowy ME
pwechodzif Mkt tez ME zosta} ska
Ieczony.
= w awanturze szynkarskiej po-
zgany zostai Fred Lannon, kucharz,
zam. pnr. 352 S. State I'll.
= w koIizyi tramwaju bryezka
skaleczeni zostali Artur Corbett
James Thompson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-06
is aresztowano. = Miedzynarodowy
,ptaszek w klatce.
Zastrzelono czlowieka, ktory chcialich pogodzie
Napad bandycki.
Sedmioletnia podr6z pO wodach amerykafiskich.

Bcrnetz sam zostaf skaleczony
jedna Z kul uderzyla go W reke.
Bandyci uciekli.
Dfuga podroz.
Diuga podroz po wodach amc-
rykafskich w 90 stopowej iodzi
gazolinowej 0 sile 80 koni paro-
wych rozpoczyna zamozny far
mer z Montany, Seymour Dane.
Jutro rano Dane wyjezdza Chi
cago pusci sic rzeka Chicago.
Razem farmerem w podroz te
wybiera sic Charles Mead Leon
Keattle. Najpierw pojada oni
kanalen do rzeki Mississippi po
tenn do New Orleans. Podroz ca
Ia rozlozona jest ma siedm lat.
Podroznicy ci zwiedza wszystkie
wody amerykahskie.
Chcia} ich pogodzic.
Alexander Digiaconia, zam. pm.
SO w. 52ga utica, wmieszai sic
do kiotni Jana Natolla trzema
Wiochami. Natoll jest wiaScicie-
lem restauracyi pm. 1904 Armour
ave. i poklocif sic Wlochami o
cene spozytych potraw. Digiaco-
ma chciai ich pogodzic, w kohcu
nawet chciaf sam zaplacic SI.Io.
czyli rachunek Wlochow. W od-
powiedzi ma to jeden Z Wiochow
wyciagnai kieszeni revolver
strzelit piec razy do Digiacoma.
Posrednika zabrano do szpitala,
gdzie umari, ME odzyskawszy
wcale przytomnoSci.
Wlochow ME ziapano, a szuka-
no ich wszedzie. Jeden Mich tyl-
ko strzelii = lecz razem uciekll.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-06
oNEDzAE DNIA oGo LIsToPADA MoNDAY NOVEMBER g.

wodem nieszczescia bylo zapew-
ne, re spieszono sic nadto ro-
bota, azeby ia wykohczyc przed
zima, slupy z konkretu ME wy
scfly nalezycie, gdy dalej praco-
wano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-06

Moi MAJ" m6wi kumoszka do
drugiej = Ito TAXI rzetelny, re jak
mu sic przysni, re co wziaf cudzego,
to idzie do spowiedzi. = "a mole
mu' = odpowiada druga = yjak sic
zdarzy przypadklem, re mu co wpad-
ME W reke, to mysll, re mu sic to
sniio".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-06
ROZfrODna.

Pokoj6wka (otworzywszy szafe
sukniami). = o.. prosze pani, tu
siedzi mol.
Pani (przerazona). = Ma moim
nowym koinierzu! Boj sic Boga. -.
Zosiu.. chwyc go / posadz ma tam
tym zesziorocznym zakiecie! ia go !
tax juz ME bede nosiia W tym Sc
zonie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-06
Oryginalna pretensya.

Superior, Wis, 6 listopada. =
A. N. Lent, kom. tutejszego "A
lenco Palmer POST, zgiosii sic
do rzadu pretensya o $4,000
zalegiego zoidu. Original on ME
dawno $265.4O "a usiugi oddane
W czasie wojny domowej, kiedy
byl porucznikiem go puiku In
diany, "a CO dotychczas mu ME
zapiacono. Otoz przy tel sposob-
noSci okazalo sic, re W swoim
czasie zapomnianoi mu dac abszyt
G.wymustrowac")l ze przeto
wiasciwie jeszcze Gest W sluzbie
rzadu. Otoz zold Jego cd czasu
wojny domowcj Z procentem
skladanym wynosilby sumo po-
wyzsza, Panuje zaciekawienie, czy
zadanie jego zostanie uwzgled-
nione.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-06
Ziodziei kieszonkowy.

Wczoraj ziapano tn z}odzieja
kieszonkowego o miedzynaro--
dowej slavic. Jest him niejaki
Martin Lewis St. Louis, Mo
Amatora cudzych w}asnosci zla-
pano w towarzystwie Franka
Crowly, ktory rowniez posiada
szalona biegioSc W palcach i kto'
ry nieraz juz siedziaf "a kratami
Lewis sam sic wyda},. DO kiedy
go detektywi wzieli pod rece =
szarpaf sic mocno i chcial sic
wyrwac.
Lewisa poszukujq W Berlinie
W Paryzu, a W Londynie w cza,
sic koronacyi krola Jerzego mia
on skraSc brylantowy naszyjnik
peWneJ kSleZnle.
Wczoraj takze zlapano drugie,
go kieszonkowego ziodzieja, ME,
iakiego Michaia Franks, ktory
Karolowi Schroll wyciqgnql Sic
kieszeni.
Urzadzono formalna obiawe
Ma powyzszego rodzaju drabow
Aresztowano okofo Is.
Trucicielka.
Zdaniem policyi, niema teraz
najmniejszej watpliwoSci, ze os}a-
wiona Ludwika Vermilya otru}a
policyanta Bissonnetta re ona
to re swiata zgfadziia 9 osob, kt6-
re w jej domu mieszkaiy.
w sobote Vermilya targne}a
sic ma wlasne zycie zdradzila
Gala tajemnice.
Kobiety tel ME zabrano jesz--
cze do wiezienia. w zeszlym ty-
godniu ma usilne prosby pozwo-
lono jej zostac w domu pod stra-
"a dwu policyantow dozorczyni
chorych. w sobote dowiedziaw-
sly sic gazet, re policya zna-
lazla arszenik w analizie zawar-
tosci zoladka Bissonnetta. = VIE
dziala juz wtenczas jake niebez-
pieczenstwo zachodzi i postano-
villa sic otruc.
Dozorczyniom kazaia podat
sobie lekkie Sniadanie. Do mick
ko ugotowanego jajka kaza{a
przynieSt pieprzu. Pieprz ten
znajdowal sic w osobnej puszce
blaszanej i byi barwy bialawej.-
Ami policyantom ami dozorczy-
niom ME przysz}o do giowy, re
pieprz ten zmieszany jest Z arse
nikiem. Vermilya miaia nadzwy-
czajny apetyt ma pieprz. Po spo-
zyciu trucizny dozorczynie spo-
strzegiy dopiero co zasz}o zdo-
lano czeSt trucizny wypompowac
Z zoiqdka.
Pieprz oddano specyalistom |
przekonano sic, ze Vermilya vie
dziala czego uzyc, ably ia siebie
podejrzenia ME sprowadzic. Tru-
la 1udzi, 1ecz czyniia to tax, re
wszystkim sic zdawalo, il ofiary
jej umieraja naturalna smiercia
ma gastritis. Trucizne podawa}a
w mafych dozach powoli upa-
trzonych re swiata usuwala.
Postrzelony przez bandytow.
Dwoch bandytow wpadlo do
wyszynku Jana Bernetza, pm.
27o7 Wentworth ave., krotko Pc
godzinie Iotej lwczoraj wieczo-
rem. w wyszynku wraz Ber-
netzem znajdowaf sic wowczas
piekarz, Charles Schultz. Schultz
rzucil sic ma bandytow, ale ci &c
smiertelnie postrzelili. Dwie kule
rewolwerowe przeszyly mu zola-
dek ma wylot piekarz W stanie
umierajacym znajduje sic W szpi-
talu Mercy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-06
Jeszcze siedza .

MAJ: : Kobiety daleko gorsze SO
I'd mezczyzn; nigdzie W Pismie Swie-
tenn ME pisza, zeby siedmiu dyablow
wygnano mezczyzny.
zona: To najlepszy dowod, re
jeyzcze MIN siedza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-06
Pewna siebie

Pani do sluzacej. ktora niedoale
srelnia swe czynnosci:
Moja Marysiu, jezeli tax daleJ
bedzie. bede zmuszona postarac sic
o druga sluzaca.
Oj to dobrze, prosze pani. DruSa
ba,dzo sic przyda na tyle roboty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-06
Samochwalstwo Wfo-
chow.

Piekne, bez watpienia, swiade-
ctwo solidarnosci narodowej da-
ia w obecnej chwili Wiosi, popie-
rajac niemal jednomyslnie Rad
swoj w sprawie trypolitahskiej.
Nawet socyalistow w}oskich O.
garnal zapai patryotyzmu. Oto,
naprzyklad, posei socyalistyczny,
Defelice, przebywajacy W Try
polisie, ogiosii w dzienniku Mes
sagero diugi artyku}, W ktorym
okupacye Trypolisu nazywa ko-
niecznoScia, azeby Rad emigra-
cyjny zwrocic Cd Argentyny do
tel afrykaiskiej ,,krainy s}ohea,
bedacej geograficznem przedlu-
zeniem Sycylii'. Mozemy smiafo
powiedziec, = zapewnia Defelice
= re ME jest to wyprawa zdoby-
VEGA, ale ,,rewolucya adminlstra-
cyjna". Arabowie, zyjacy oddaw-
ma w niewoli tureckiei, ME mogll
otrzasnac sic wfasnemi si}aml Z
tego jarzma; obecnie uskuteczni-
Ii to WIosi ,pod kierownlctwem
monarchy, ktory odczuf tchnienle
ducha narodowego."
o lie jednak takie dowody So
ildarnosci narodowej i patryotyz-
mu sprawiaja wrazenie sympa-
tyczne, tyle musi budzic ME
smak samochwalstwo Wlochow
w sprawozdaniach o wolnle Z
bezbronnq prawie ma morzu w
Trypolisie Turcya.
Umiarkowany dziennik neapo-
litahski, Mattino pisze, naprzy-
klad, O flocie i arlnii wloskieI, re
wystapily w ,,sposob wspaniaiy {.
Wystapienie to byio tax swiatu
fowna niespodzianka, jak niegdys
wystapienie Japonii. Dzieki VIE
kopomnemu wynalazkowi Mar
coniego, jeden dowodca mogi Je-
dnoczeSnie operowac piecioma
dywizyami floty. A z jaka odwa-
ga zarowno starry admiralowie
lax mlodzi oficerowie atakowall
okrety tureckie! Z jaka precyzya
ostrzeliwali okrety nieprzyJaciel-
skie, r6wnie slime, moze silnleJ-
sze cd wloskich. Gala akcya flo
ty wloskiej byla wprost arcydzle-
lem.
w ciagu tygodnia = bredzi
dalei Mattino - flota wfoska zu-
peinie obezwladnila Turcye. WoJ-
ne wypowiedziano d. 3ogo wrze-
Snia, a juz 1890 pazdziernika z
rozmaitych port6w wloskich wy
plyneio 40 wielkich parowcow,
wiozac 10000 zoinierzy.. w dobs
pozniej odplynelo znowu 10000,
Ladowanie w Trypolisie, nielat--
we nawet dla okretow handlo-
wych, odbylo sic wzorowo. Jest
rzecza w dziejach niebywala, a
zeby w przeciagu niewielu 60
DIN Gala dywizya artelerya, a
municyq kohmi i zapasami zyw-
noSci dostala sic ma lad. Zaden
nar6d, ME wyjmujac nawet an
gielskiego, ME moze poszczyclc
sic takiem ladowaniem woJska.
Take samochwalstwa, a nawet
swiadome kiamstwa, puszcza w
SWAT prasa wioska, ME baczac, re
poprostu ubliza W ten sposob
swojej ojczyznie. A juz swiado-
mem wprost klamstwem jest
twierdzenie, jakoby po odpfynie-
ciu korpusu, liczacego 10000 zol-
merry, W ciagu nastepnych 4S
godzin odpiynaf drugi taxi kor-
pus wloski.
Boo urzedowe nawet depesze
stwierdzaja, re dotychczas wyla-
dowaia W Trypolisie dopiero pier
wsza czeSt wtoskiego korpusu
okupacyjnego.
w salonie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-06
w salonie.

- Czy pan wierzy W milosc cd pier
wsZego wejrzenia?
= o, TAX pani, bo jak cziowiek "a
cznie blizej rozpatrywac = to trudniej
n,u sic zakochat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-06
Jei ideal.

Professor: - A wiec ideal to sio-
wo greckie, prosze mi powiedziec ten
sam wyraz po polsku.
Uczenica (niesmiaio): - nzdzi--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-06
Rewolucyonisci ME chca Konstytucyi!
Zadaja -Rzeczy Pospohtej!
z FRANCYI: Marokka1sh ukfad podpisany.
ROMANS" PM SKkODOWSKIEJ.
z Anslii.
Z AMERYKI POLUDNIOWEJ:

interwencye
kOczy od Oceanu do Oceanu Dr. Cook
ZOld zaegly sume $SO,OOO- Niewinnie
Pr0bna pOdr6z balOnu ,Akron KatasOfa bu-
mOstu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-06

wszym swym odczycie W Ko-
penhadze, wyrzekl sic swego "a
rniaru.