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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-12-29

Mics Eva Gray, who has been visiting
with relatives in DesMoines, Iowa, for the
past year, returned home Thursday.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-12-29

Miss George Baker, who is teaching
school near Ayr, is spending the holiday va
cation at home.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-12-29

Lieutenant Governor Wallace departed
Saturday last for visit of week or ten days
in Fargo and Bismarck
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-12-29

cation from her school duties in Riverside
township with home folks.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-12-29

The weather has been exceptionally fine
in these parts for the past two weeks or more,
and all are in hopes it will continue indefin-
ite!y-it saves high priced fuel.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-12-29

Miss Edith Williams, who is attending
the Normal school at Mayvile. is visiting at
home during the holiday vacation
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-12-29

Have you an idea? 1t may be valuable.
Is it patentable? Write DUBOIS & DUBOIS,
long established Patent Attorneys, washington,
d. G,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-12-29
HOPE MEAT MARKET,
"a. n. BAKER PROP.

HOPE, NORTH DAKOTA SEPTEMBER
The time for aping the reecr of hard summers lab ot hand
ond those acho haze ,cored in the right direction
0ho haze not H be l We hope too be IN it, but
If happen to haze small forget
shall need every dollar to meet obligations.
Hogs good property this and ought to ve aned
hey marketed
Beef present. v good
Ueu to feed them months
winter and early spring.
I'VE ready the highest market for CATTLE
pouHrN vegetables and all kinds Of produce
BE sure to call When Bacon, Ham, Salt
Sausage Boogne Sausage Beef Steak Beef Roast Mton Vea1or anything
the meat lne Oysters and Fish aU toch September
1uU line of Fruits and Vegetables uiU on
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-12-29

Mrs. Elliott made flying visit to Shcr-
brooke Tuesday, returning the same day.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-12-29

Mrs. O. G. Major, of Glendale, visited ia
town last Saturday, the guest Of Mrs. j. W..
Laramore.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-12-29

This weather is tough on the coal barons,
but we suppose they will have their innings
after awhile. We hope not however.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-12-29

ing the week. but we learn is improving some
what.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-12-29

-Cooperstown is to have Touring mill OF
seventy five barrels capacity per day.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-12-29

Rev. VIM. Gillespie received a valuable
remembrance from the members Of his con-
grcgation on Christmas in the shape of an
order for fine seal skin cap.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-12-29

The Christmas tree aud entertainment
union-at the Town Hall, proved great
source of enjoyment to all who participated,
especially the youngsters.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-12-29
Mails close on train days at 2:10 p. IN.
Through tickets to all points.
Great Northern Express Agency.
FRANK L. THURsToN. Agent.

Star Route Mail Service.
MAIL ARRIVES
From Clifford, Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays, at $3.50 O'Clock p. IN.
From Cooperstown, cia Pickert, Tuesday
and Saturday, at II m.
From Mimic Lake, Tuesday and Saturday
at O CLOCK p. m.
From Sherbrooke on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at II O'Clock a. IN.
MAIL LEAVES
For Clifford, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. at 7:30 O'Clock a. m.
Hope for Cooperstown, eta Pickcrt, Tuesday
and Saturday, at l p. m.
Hope for Minnie Lake, Tuesday and Saturday.
at o'clock a. m.
Hope for Sherbrooke on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at 2 O'Clock p. m.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-12-29
HEEbE!1EER AEM9l R08!ES0E VMgEk C
DEALERS 1N
Lumber, Shingles, Latf, Building Paper
Brick, Lime and Cement,

Adamant Plaster and Kings Windsor Cement the best
on the market Call and samples Red Cedar Shingles do
not warp shrink Sash Doors Blinds and M0uldngs every
thng in this line Hickory Oak md Maple Nil sizes and the best
Imported ad American Cement the best grades Of each Spec,
ises IN finishing lumberIted Cedar CaIiOrnja Red Wood
Southern Pine Cedar Fence Posts both round and n and both
seven md ten iet IN length Morris Pressed Brick the very best
the market Call 0D us md Iealn pjees,
F.N. GILMORE, Agent.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-12-29
FLAX, ST cents Der bushel.
Wheat 4S cents for No. l hard.

Potatoes so cents per bushel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-15

came up TO the Clerks desk and received the
certificates. which were sealed with red wax
and STAN ped vita the scal OF ,thr Serretaly OF
STATE in the presence Of the college,. MIR. stein
way made tNe formal announcer .ents tn the
electors ot the contents OF the certificates g. anu
tAe messengers mad" oral and written ao-
LIZ Mayor Edward a. Maher Of Albany. Peter
+. Meyer. and r.trr II. Ilo,t were appointed .
commlitee to tnke the last set OF returns TO
with the formal certificate Of the ~tostma-ter
as to the recent ana q %r"Sistry Office rycelpe
writings aud addresses on the outside OF tho
envelone. and was read to the %slectnra,
I,he minutes ware then read to the electors
McHane oTr1red a respiution Tor the printing
to lie furnished t. every eiertor. Tho esolu:
votes OF thanks, to the enatt; to the Secretary
OF state. t" the Hon. James Oliver: t the ulerk
OF he Senate, 10 the secretaries OF mo college,
and to the resident Of the COLLEGE were sue
The t was u general smile wien the resolu.
ton OF hanks to the Clerk " tho enate !" for
lege' Was offered. The stock Il " %courte.
sies" wIichihe Clerk Of the senate Keeps In his
pri,ate room had " be repIenished after tho
electoral college adjourned. =.
After the adjournment thore was q general
collection of souvenirs bs. he mrmhers Of the
collage. They had the President aud score
sign their hume, to their tickets which had
been voted. They also stamr. IL. tickets
with the sea! Of the Secretary ~ stfte. Inc
stamrinr with the seal b nsca me, tf fna aspns
wax and had to be wetted and cooled down
from tinie to time. Mr.. John, p. Crim,nins COL
iEsdi' Ward I H. it, LaisriIf hiis's Of Hr"okiyn collected
family. 1t Is the fifth time that q member Of
Mr.. Liichle!l's iaml, has been an eleetor fos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-15

all the deposits sent to the First National
Bank from patchoeue. Peconic, and South
old went astrny. Tho Information that has
been given out Officially. so lar. 10 very meagre.
but 1t has suf1oed to create not q little excite
ment and worry.
The First National Bank bears an excellent
reputation and It's officers are considered above
suspicion. The common impression 10 that
a mall thief made a well-planned raid upon the
Grccnrort Post once that night and stole the
letters Tho total amount missing cennot vet
The First National Bank and the Suffolk
County National Gank compare accounts once
s sEsst; w asq Missed i Sas GPns o SSiisses' q the ts"i bans
ma a hasty inyeStigatinp. ~ They a iopna f had
received all its mail intact on that, night. and
Paints a,,eS we're ]rs ss Yea R rom sa In sso vS e
Wanted I" know ncy'" Why tRry. bad received 70
acknowledgment or receipt for their deposits
te The vs snnk st %oflS'f from are t %y'Pft d.t once htsnf they !Ss,
cannot understand why none u the Peoples
National Banks letters were taken. o. course
chez e I'm nut ujeflttaft IS yye fsSanSrdfh at rs a yc@"asids or Ss
amount Of money was In the letters OF the de-
1t is reported here that the Postmaster at
Grrenpori received a reg sterod letter contain.
ing 500 last week. ana that while no went out
stolen. The matter Ia being investigated, "
Superintendent Jackson OF the Hallway Mail
Service.
At the Office Of Superintendent Jackson In
the Ne Esi SaS,. Sa,ldins 70 yss so witE m ~ Tfs 'o Sn5si
hs soon as we are notified that any mail mat
ter has been stolen Or lost. We put the matter
in the lands OF Inspector James. he knows
all about these cases.
At Inspector ,Jamess ONCE It was said: =,
oh, superintendent Jackson knows al
about it."~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-15
TIE SOUND STILL BLOCKADED.

Sailing Gran Stalled at City isiand-Moro
Ice Expected 10 Come Down the Hudson.
The westerly wind swept the channels OF the
North River and the upper hay almost clear OF
Ice yesterday. and the ferries ran practically
according to their schedules Down below the
Narrows there was something Of a block ada
and at the upper end OF the East River and In
the Sound during the Afternoon there was an
Arctic congestion, due TO the wind and the
food tide. which banked the crushed particles
OF ice and the solid foes Cd the Long Island
shore. Much OF the Ice hereal outs
comes from the wsters Of New Jersey
tributary to the hay. Veteran river and hay
men predict a greater Jam than has yet been
Where The Ice Is thicker than It has Ieen in
The tug ieet IN the sound 70 making the
ing craft. Many Shippers OF schooners, refused
tGitant 'a!es. The Imprisoned British schooner
sower., with umher fr9m New Brunswick and
an unEnSTa s'"y yesterda S" at Si,y yeT Gs,s sn,di
TI.sS driited out Of sight Of the City Island OBJ.
serler al, dark over toward the south side Of
Some 1.-THE other schooners. that could not
get tugs to hel!p, them TO- this city were the
j 5ea F. s as1ris A tI!a. 8. 'f.'' Es H.F &i Ith%s
t. tugs s5 4; q Bn Il 'Ss f I'd S ns" = n TRrs ss:s 'G y.si
four harges they had 10 tow and i,ut into City
Island. Tn Ice at Fort Schuyler was very
rammine their way through 1t. The tugs
Minnie and Harold left their lows al, City
Tsland and came to New York for coal aud
water. They returned ut dusk and prepared
to hiring their tows through.
e~leoiric light buoys Acoal barge was driven
on homer Shoals, Two tugs went TO her as.
~sistance late IN the afternoon, The schooner
Levi Hart, which sailed hence for Havana on
Wednesday. returned yesterday In tow OF the
tug John. i. Smith. She was nipped of sandy
! Hook aud mad a hole stove In her how.
The Department Of Docks has an q, ca behind
! q cril,work iulkhead. from tho middle OF the
Nnety-righth st, eets to the northerly side Of
the block et Vest Ninety-ninth street, where
Of Street Cleaning can lie deposited, Tn
Commissioners Say the filling can begin at the
rate nss.s q, sHG To g h,sy i DADS . 6 5sS; wh piaos can a =.
pamed where deposits MAY be made without
detriment to health.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-15
BEAUTY AND THE BEASTS.
A Pretty Face at . Carriage Window Quens
. W. angle or Tenmsters.

Three Broadway cars. four trucks. q mail
wagon, and a light cart became entangled In q
blockade near FRINGE street at noon yesterday.
1t was bitter cold and the drivers felt Rrieved
that they had to stand still.
Then o handsome carriage with q spanking
team and an old driver In livery tried to worm
its way through the blockade. There was o
rattle and u bang. and the carriage wheels
were caught fast by the wheels Of a truck
""Hah, ye swash faced, lunk-headed ba;
driver. "whar' n ELL y GAVIN ?"
"Gabhack out o. Ina" cried another driver.
The air was blue with profanity. each .iriver
wing to outswear the other. The driver Of
the carriage said never . word. but his face
was a study. Mage. hostility. and cuss words
were struggling there with restraint and duty.
Just then the carriage door was opened from
a hazy mass 81 light, furs.
II was q sweet. blue-eyed. young. and very
pretty lace. only the mouth was contracted as
"aShst's the matter. SGhn ?" she asked;
The Swearing ceased at once, and no one
| locke John in the face. but the driver OF the
car, hacked his horses. the truck nulIed up a
carriage passed through and rolled on Its way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-15
Monstsr IesherG.

The oil tank Wild Flower. which arrived at
Philadelphia yesterday from kousn. having
taken the high northsriy route usually trsv-
srssd BY ships Of her class, passed nam
moth Iceberg about. 400 miles east Of St
Johns. Newfoundland. II. was circular. q the
ss9ssot 3 let kisE. FAST the il'sT I Ssis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-15
4 GREENPoRI B4NK MISSES ITS M4IL.

'''"oo In Checks Seat froA . kiverheaA
hAnk Goes Astrsy.
phNtEHEAD. Jan l&-Somewhsrs between
=, slhesd and Greenport . letter containing
yY..'oo In checks went sstray on the night Of
,.nH The lsttsr was addressed First Ma
s0uAl Bank. Greenport. l. l." and the checks
sontainsd came from the Suffolk County
A.a0nAl bank Of RiysrAsAd. THAI same aisht
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-15

President Samuel ompers OF the American
Federation OF Labor re urned yesterday from
a trip TO Washington and Albany. In WASH
ingron no urged Congress-. through is COM
mittee. to repeal the enactment that the
Worlds Fair shall be closed on sundays. lie
also urged the comforting OF discretionary
power on the President regarding the ~restric-
lion OF immigration. He did not lavor the
stopping Of Immigration. Ho says he had
nothing TO do with the committee which called
tory Inspector James Connolly. He waitet N
Gov. Flower and spoke in favor OF retaining
OF Labor Statistic>. James Mckim OF the
United Brothrrhood Of Carpenters has hesn
recommended fort the LACE Uy over 100 unions.
Grafton Of LABOR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-15
Ss.s .. The wAi.s kaspA..A

Impsrfsck Insulation Of the electric wires
thss run under tbs hoor ofths basement Of the
white Elephant 1t l.243 Broadway. eAused Q
s siasas % =. S s !" Abss : en-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-15
Mr.. North's JuagseAt Against nis n.
Roberta.

Judgment for -. lo7 was entered yesterday
against Ellis Il Roberts from Oneida county
In favor Of = N. Dexter North: II Was obtained
the Utica Herald
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-15
The Trades Assembly. Farmers League and
Bar Association to Meet Ia Albany.

ALRASY. Jan. lin Albany next week will
gather in annual meeting the State Trades
Assembly. the state Farmers League. and the
State Bar Association. judge Alton b. Parker
Of the Supreme Court will deliver an address
to the Bar Association on "A Phase VI Law
keforIn." and Judge David ]. Brewer OF the
ynitsd States Supreme Court will syeak ontbe
It's kslstlop 70 the psrils Of Popular Govern
msnt" The Bar AssocistIo9 meets on T9es.
Tuesday evening will hold It's annual recep-
ton; On Wednesday evening Gov Flower will
tends5 q ,rseegttoa to the Bar Association from
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-15
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE
CD q c. *

and suffering from the pHngs Of disease
WHO m ght be healthy and strong. Why
continue to doctor In the old b. aten
ppth-9 Why not try the new way2
THE GREAT STRAIN OF MODERS TINES NERVOUS
DlsRAsl.S ARE wRkCkiNG- THOUSANDS OF QUA
HOMES
MUNsON's oNEOPA THO TONIC.
Ind Gated III all csses where tonic medication u re-
quirrd
'lnvaluab,e In Hysteria. Epilepsy. ChorsA Insomnia
Ner yOus Debility. Paralysis. ilrHliacbe. Atomic Oyspep
sta. LncuuNO or AtaSia, and all nervous oonditionA
The IN st elective AM yieasant ionic snoMn Ihe
action of MnnsOt's Tonic l. to restore the tone OF the
ner,ou. cen, re, s,renRthening and rebuilding the en-
hausled brain aud ganglIa
frhe si.u0
Munson's Homro pathic kssolvsnt for c.tsrrh and
bronchial nner ions. scientifically compounded OF purf
homeopathic dfups from the rol mnlA Of 4 distingoithed
homu opai hic phNsic an Asste, hArmi.ss anu certain
cur for all catarrhal diseases Price 81 90.
ThE conpanN employs conIetcnt and expc
phys, an WHO will give you n iuil snd careful exarnt
nation absolutely Tree.
Corrcsvo ,i,n n. solicited from all parts OF tho world.
our rcflrd rs can he IVA. 1T a. druggists, or Will %
sent by u ptetai by mail on receipt ~ price.
COM l.te lis ~ Our remedies sent to any address py
simply dropping us n petal card
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-15
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.
a BODY WHOSE DIGNITY sURPAssEs
THAT OF TIE REGENTS.

The Minute Fornnrtica with which the
Votes for President md rice-Pres'dcnt
arc Cast, the Result Announced, aud tho
Formal Certificates Signed aud Delivered
"A High silk Hat Used Ms n Ballot Box.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-04-29
A. A. PARYSKI, Redaktor.
Z CHICAGO.
Chicapo. 90

Chicago, ~ kwietnia.
Niebawem nadejda obrazy pol
skich artyst6w. Razem niemi przy-
beda malarze, panowie Brochocki,
Sosnowski Niedzw;edzihski. Obra-
zy polskie znajda pomieszczenie W
sail no. g., W zachodniem skrzydle
paiacu sztuk pie knych, pomiedzy
dziasem austryackim i belgijskim.
Przy rogu ulic l6 eli Michigan
ave-, spalifa sic zbrojownia l pu}ku,
a szkody pozarem zrzadzone wyno-
sza przeszlo s2l5,OOO. w ogniu zgi-
ne&o dwoch murzyn6w. w hudynku
tym by}a hala teatralna i W tel spa
lily sic bogate scenerye kostyumy
trupy koncertowej Trocado.
Ma mityngu stowarzyszen robotni-
czych, Building Trades Council, cd.
bytem W zesz&a niedziele, uchwalono
strajk oko}o 1000 cieslow, ,zatrudnio-
nych przy wykohczaniu budynk6w
wystawowych PREY r6znych wzno-
szouych budowlach W miescie. Ma
wystawie niemal juz wszystko goto.
we-oczekujemy tylko ma uroczy-
stost otwarcla, ktora zapowiada sic
TAXA swietnoscia, jakiej jeszcze ME
widziano.
Zdaje sic, ze Paderewski ME be-.
die g,al W Music Hall, d. 9 Maja,
podczas uroczystosci otwarcia WV
stawy. Flrma wyrabiajaca lubiane
fortepiany Paderewskiego, jest new
yorska i z poczatku zaraz przezna-
czono dla niej na wystawie znaczny
dziai, ,lecz p6zniej po podplsaniu kon-
traktu, Paderewskiego ulubiona fir
ma wraz kilku innymi, wycofa}y
sic kontraktu. Wtedy dyrektor Wy
stawy wyda} cyrkularz, ze firmie tel
ME wolno umiescid swych wyrob6w
W zadnem miejscu W obrebie wysta.
wy. Tego przestrzegano. Az zapro.
szono Paderewskiego do wziecia u
dzialu W d. 2 3 Maja. Inni wystaw-
cy fortepian6w obiecuja natychmiast
wycofat swe wystawy, ,jesli Paderew-
ski bedzie gra{ ma fortepianie tel fir
my. Czyniono stsrania, aby firma
wzie}a udzial W wystawie ,ale bezsku-
teczn;e, ,ma}a zatem nadzieja ably
mistrz nasz daS sic slyszet ma koncer-
tach wystawowych.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-04-29

umniejszyio mu znacznie dochody.
Te fakty rzeczywiscie ME daily Szko-
towi spokoju. On tax lubi zdzierac z
robotnik6w pieniadze, pozniej zaba-
vic sic W filantropa rzucid pare ty-
siecy ma kosci6l lub inna jaka insty-
tucye! A wszystko to czyni tylko dla
og}oszenia, DO hojnosc taxa sta1a sic
modna posrod wampirow kapitali-
stycznych! On kocha blizniego takze
ale W jaki sposob-oto dopoty do
p6ki niego moze mice korzysc.
Kiedy zapytywano 60 o zdanie o
Fricku, to Carnegie wyrazi& sic o MIN
jako cz}owieku niepospolitych "a .
slug, @ cz}owieku charakteru, lubia-
nym przez wszystkich uczciwych ro-
botnik6w. TAX wied winny "a czyn
sw6j pod}y dostaa jeszcze pochwa}e.
Publicznos6 ME pragnie mic VIE
cej s}yszec cd Carnegiego. Jest on
reka W sercu duszy, cia}em W m6z
GU, pieniedzmi W muskulach, W po&a-
czeniu elektrycsnoscia, goraca wo-
da, zbiram: Pinkertona Frickem.
Co Frick zrobl}, ME tylko re Carne-
gle zatwierdzi}, ale tiadto mia} czo}o
bronic takiego potwora.
Ogo{ amerykahski bacznie wycze-
kiwa{ rezultatu zaburzeh W Home
stead i-zawi6d} sic W tych oczeki-
waniach. Carnegie juz cd lat wielu
pozowa1 jak swietoszek. Widywano
60 z oczyma W gore wzniesionymi,
jakby szuka} natchnienia co dobrego
moze uczynid. Gdziez go dis znaj
dujemy? Siedzi Frickowi ma kola.
mach rekami obja} 60 "a szyje, i OBJ
slinia 60 jak boa ofare pred polk
nieciem!
Carnegie i Fr;ck to malzehstwo
zaaczone nieprzeparta checia rabun.
ku.
Pc "a tenn amerykahska publicz'
nose ME da nawet nlucha tabaki "a
to co sig stanie z Carnegiem. Jest bo'
gatym i moze zyc W zbytku picnic
dzy robotnik6w ograbionych, ,ale czy
d}ugo taxi rabunek bedzie sic mu u.
dawa}, to rzecz watpliwa. Losy ka'
pitalist6w zawis}y ME cd wie]kiego
przeciagu czasu!
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-04-29
ZnOWu pancerZ,

S}awa Dowego wynalazcy pan
cerza, majacego ossania6 pred ku.
lami karabinow, wywo}a}a ukrycia
innego t.obroczyhce ludzkosci. Jest
MIN niejaki Sylander Preszburga.
Jako specyalista cod tkanin juto-
wych" przytem zapalony mysliwy,
cd dawna juz usi}owa} on wynalezc
TAXA tkanine, kt6raby zabezpiecza}a
ludzi pred kulami. CeM swego po.
dobno dopia}, ale ME mowi} tenn
nikomu, ME nadajac wynalazkowi
swemu wielkiej wagi. Obecnie, gdy
zaczeto rozprawia6 0 pancerzu Do
wego, on wystapi} do rzadu pros
ba o patent o poddanie jego tkani-
ny pr6bom. Stalowe koszulki kul
prey strzelaniu odleg}osci 5O.ciu
metrow, ulegaja rozp}aszczeniu,
GLOW rozpada sic ma drobne czesci,
ca}y nab6j wieznie W pancerzu, ME
dosiegajac ciaaa. w odlegaosci
wiekszej niz 200 metr6w albo PREY
znaczniejszej grubosci pancerza
strzaiy ME rozrywaja pancerza nawet
do po&owy. Wanalazca sadzi lednak,
ze ami jego ami Dowego "dobro-
dziejstwo" ME jest tax wielkiem,
jak sadza niektorzy. Bez wzgledu
ma zabezpieczenie cia2a pred rama,
saro uderzenie kuli jest tax silnem,
ze bedzie uniezdatnia{o zo}nierzy cd
dalszei walki. Me pancerze ale
pewnego rodzaju tarcze albo oslony
by9yby tu bardziej skutecznemi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-04-29

w Niemczech jest IS narodowych
trade union6w.
Kazdy urzednik W Shamokin, Pa,
Jest takze unionista.
Dwie trzecie literatow St. "a.
So z przekonania socyalistami.
New Castle, Ind, bedzie mia}o
swoje w}asne plainly elektryczne.
We W{oszech zdarzaja sic zabu-
rzenia, ktorych g&6wna przyczyna
g}od.
Harrisonville, Mo-, bedzie mia}o
wlasnY plant elektrycznego cswie
tlenia.
w Melbourne, Australia, dzieci
szkolne maja wolna jazde ma tram.
wajach.
Przepowiadaja, ze we Francyi
przy przyszsych wyborach socyalisci
zwycieza.
w ca4ym kraju zbierane So pod
pisy, aby Rad wzia} W opieke tele.
grafy koleje.
w pittsburgskich fabrykach Car
negiego przedauzono godziny piracy
z 8 ma dziesie6.
O strajkach donosza T. Chicago, O.
maha, Topeka, Cheyenne, Kansas Ci.
ty, New York, Denver it'd.
w Berlinie jest 10000 robotni.
kow bez zajecia i W podobnej pro
porcyi W innych miastAch.
w Hiszpanii jest piec milion6w
ludzi, ME umiejacych czytac. Dobre
to miejsce dla glow koronowanych'
w stanach Kansas, Illinois Mas
sachussetts ma bye ustanowione
rzadowe prawo osmiogodzinuej pra'
cy.
Australia przeznacza 100000
ma naprawy dr6g publicznycb, aby
dac zatrudnienie robctnikom nieza
jetym.