davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

Washington, oct. 1.-THE report OF
William J. Little, superintendent OF
the Hot springa Reservation In Ar.
kansas was that the condition of that
resort Is excellent. He recommends the
sale OF one hundred and nfty-slX lota
stll owned by the government.
Two springs have been discovered dur
Ing the year but the superintendent
does not think that this adds 10 the
volume OF water, as II formerly reached
the surface In other springs. He In
tends to have those sprlngs uncovered.
80 that visitors can sec the hot water
coming out OF the ground, All other
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

Iowa Park, Tex, Oct. e.--Hon. J. v.
cocirell, Maj. Cobb and judge Dycus
addressed the people Of this place
last night. All made good impression,
especially Cookrell and Cobb You VIII
remember that the Jumbo district fail
ed TO make any nominations, conae-
quently Cockrell. Dean and Cobb are
in the race for congress Cobb advo-
Gated call for convention. In order
TO concentrate the party and prevent
possibility of a third party man being
elected His argument on this point
was very strong. lie charged Cochrell
with being responsible for the refusal
TO call another convention, Judge Dy-
Gus made a very good speech. advo-
eating his claims for the district Judge
ship. The people here are badly mixed
In their viewS regarding the congress
aional race. Cobb and cockreh speak
tonight at Wichita Falls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

Lampasas, Tex. Oct. 6.--Iion. A, j.
Baker Democratic nominee for com-
seaA'ak-ner G. she general land office.
spoke here TO fair audience. His
speech was well received and made
good Impression. He discussed the
tariff question at length and clearly
demonstrated In that connection that
II was the evil effects OF protection
that concentrated the money In the
81 and not the scarcity Of the cir
oulating medium that caused hard
times In the south, His entire speech
was straight, sound Democracy
Hon Horace Chiffon * billed to
spench here tonight and u large at.
tendance will be present to hear him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

Washington. oct. G.-Chlef ua2an OF
the United States secret aerylce has
received q telegram announcing the a..
rest at Bay civ. Mich, Of Hamilton
Block, the nohd cpunterfeller Block
~ said TO have made four worry dNn,
gerous eounterfclis bearing the photo
graphic head which has caused tbs
officers much trouble. 1t ~ regarded 20
very important arrest. Block was The
leader OF the gang who n few months
ago broke jail In Milwaukee and 81.
capped In yacht New counterfeit u
notes, JnclSHon's portrait, have been
discovered, It Is printed from poorly
executed wood cut and tinted on ths
back in Hrecn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
gent of the Northern Pacific
Killed.

rent OF the Northern Pacific
Killed.
kma, Wash, oct. IA shocking
lat occurred about midnight In
George c. Chandler, general
Of the Northern, Pacific in this
has killed and several other pas
n injured. The car WAS return
HON the Interstate fair grounds
sas crowded. Chandler and other
inen we're standing ON the front
I'm. The wheels struck the cross
\ North Second street, the axle on
toul truck broke near the right
! The car left the track and fell
left side. Mr.. Chandler fen
I the car. the heavy wood and iron
brushing his head TO n Shapeless
James O'Brlon. another passen-
las forced down by the mass OF
Hing passengers. The Iron roof
car mashed his right leg. The
n are:
fEs r. o'BRTEN. deputy county
fright leg mangled.
II. PEAR, left shoulder dlslo-
SIDNEY, real estate man, hurt
face.
+. SIDNEY, bruised and cut In
u places.
RTHA LAGHToN, rendered in
10 sd cut about the head.
F. ". HoUToNS, OF Portland,
~ bruised.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

let Now NIL this prediction has been
dieprovcd by experiments made by
the medical stan Of the German army
and rennted by our bureau OF informa-
tlon. The terrible destructive effects
OF the new weapon appears strlklngly
set out In this report. II Is said that
the wounds inflicted by the small bore
bullet notwithstanding It's dlminutlve
size Is highly destructive, owing 10
Its high speed OF rotation. which causes
the tissues struck to be torn within
radius OF four Inches There arc
many old veterans carrying Springfield
bullets In their bodies, but OF the new
rifle the report says; Up to coo yardl
bullet striking the ne,N or add s
means death. From GO TO 1900 yards
almost a milcl most serious and in
many cases fatal results are certain
TO be inflicted. Beyond 1900 yards the
injuries caused resemble those lnfict-
ed by the round bullets which were
In use before 1860, Our army officers
felt they had progressed TO the line OF
safe practice when they adopted the
callhor 1872 millmetera or 03 OF an Inch
for their rifle IN 1892. and they were
disposed to crltleise the navy depart
ment when II went beyond thcm and
still further reduced the callher OF
their rifles TO 6 mliimcters, or O236
inches. only a trhc larger than a
p caliber pocket pistol. hut now. In
the last report they concede that the
tendency OF the best authorities shows
to be toward stlll smaller callhor,
some professional men asaertlnE even
that the callber should never be larger
than SO milimctera. One rosSiV * "a
reduction OF caliber OF the greatest
value for military purposes Is shown
by the now navy rifle. which will shoot
point blank up 10 725 yards. This
means that at any distance within two
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

Washington. Oct 7--Captain il. @.
Gale OF the Fourth cavalry. acting su-
perintondent OF the Yosemite National
Park, California, has submitted his re-
port to the secretary OF the Interior. Ho
says there ara many mlsunderstand-
ingg owing to the private ownership
of land IN the park. II would be wise.
he believes. for the government TO pur-
chase the timber land In the park, and
thinks ~ would be advisable for n
commission 10 be appointed to appraisc
all land owned by private parties and
learn II II could be secured. Game In
the park IL on the Increase and larger
wild animals make their presence felt.
Forest fires have not been OF any
magnitude. He thinks the dropplngH
from the trees should be burned every
year because II allowed to accumulate
IL would be disastrous The report rec
ommends reduction In the site OF tho
park by Withdrawing the mining and
agricultural landa and advocates the
adoption OF natural instead OF artificial
boundary lines. The reduction OF the
size would throw out about twenty
townships and leave the balance OF
the park almost wholly IN possession
of the government, Captain James
Parker, Fourth cavalry acting super
int0ndent OF the SequolR and General
Grant National PARKS, reports 10 the
secretary the condition OF these ma
tional reservations, showing what has
been done In protecting them He says
there are great demands by the sheep
men for pasturage on these reRervn-
lions He considers the policy OF
making forest reservations good one
and suggests the extension ~ these
national parks TO include the land be-
tween the forest reserves and the parks
u sr.Ir. la 81 a. hE
reserves More roads are needed In tho
I'll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

Chicago, Oct. 6.--Judge Lyman
Trumbun tonight addressed an au-
dlcnce composed OF the adherents Of
the Populist party. The speaker con-
fined himself almost entirely 10 econo-
mic questions. He declared himself
against the transmlssion by inherit
ence OF large fortunes such as the
Gould and Vanderbilt fortunes. He
declared a law should be passed for
bidding this. All fortunes over $4,000.
900 should 20 to the people. Although
he declared himself out Of the Demo
cratic ranks some days. he tonight
spoke warmly OF Mayor Hopkins OF
Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

Buzgard's BAY, Mass. oct 7--rhs
ClovclRnd's were tonight entertained
ON the yacht Of j. Malcolm Benedict
Towards evening, Mr.. Cleveland. Mr..
Benedict and young Mr.. Benedict
walked 10 Joe Jefferson's house to
bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs Jeffer-
son. who lOft tonight for Chicago. II
was reported that Secretary Lamont
was az Gray Gables tonight. but this
could not be verified, 1t was also re-
ported that Secretary Gresham had
purchased land at Nobs Gusset beach,
where he aummered In 1892, for tho
purpoAo Of building u coltnEe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

|gis, KY. Oct. THE meeting at
Erson today, between the funding
loi caseyville and Indie precincts
J. Preston Of Davenport, Iowa,
holds the majority Of the bonds
i Il the two precincts, was NOT orS.
:. 10y 5000 -esr.,s. = member
4 board was interviewed after the
genee and asked n any sediment
Deem reached.
Pc whatever" was the reply. Mr..
n proposed that the present levy
N Caseyyllle and $3.50 In Lindle
~ IN on, two and five years, and
Issued at 4 per cent for the re-
~ to run for five years IL desired.
foard refused to entertain this
'uon' Preston then proposed that
keeincts settle at rs cents cash.
Nas also rejected. Attorney II.
ron, representing the board, pro-
10000 for Caseyville and about
ior Lindle, the amounts, with
asts added, that reston is said to
lald for the bonds. Mr.. Preston
MOI agree to this and said rs
eash was the best he could do.
eayes the matter in statu quo.
move VIII be made now by the
oioers Is unknown, but 1t is the
mat they will proceed at once
W ENFORCE the collection.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

i0tk' oct IA London dispatch
l'n'ng paper says; 1t is generally
Nv known that the fortune left
count OF Paris IS much less than
apeeted. 1t is hardly credible
i. income OF the present preten-
| a VS. e. Orleans family does not ex-
IVY yearly. This may account
4 ,,,sArrsnsements OF the party's
'loh lot pretenders have many
on all more or less costly.
~ n. economy has been to change
an Y news sheet In Paris from a
4 weekly issue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

n, oct 6.-At the evening ses-
he national United order of
nsSs II was voted to hold the
"shtlon at indianapolis two
The following officers were
n plISShg master James Need
4 f.S.nl,ldelphla; deputy grand
mi ~. y Wilson, Minneapo-
|l.. secretary, G. II. Brooks,
IL grand treasurer. r.. II.
Va; grand directors,
wan Montgomery. Ala; d.
IahsM,s sshlnston; w. NJ. Catlin,
Fon' y, Nity' Pa ], II. Holmes,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

Dragged HimseIf Five niles win .
broken Leg.

san Antonio. Tex. oct. fallen
storris. well known citizen OF Maria.
met with tragic death yesterday.
He was travelling in a remote section
OF Preside county when his horse
threw him and broke his leg. He
dragged himself for Ave miles and
went three days without food or water.
He was unable TO find a habitation
and to end his suffering he shot him-
self through the head with pistol.
Before committing the deed he wrote
Il note describing the accident ana
his sufferlng His body. with his note
upon him, was found last evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

a motion was made to indorse the
Popullst ticket from congress down the
Nichols party stormed the convention
and broke 1t up In row. Those OF
the Davis contingent who were FOR the
Populist ticket announced that they
would hold a convention at o'clock
for the purpose OF indorslng the tick-
ct Frank Thomns was elected chair
man and Burr Harle secretary \ mo-
tion was made and carried that the
convention indorse the Popullst dis
trlct and county Ticket.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

yam Oct. GA dispatch to
e sf'i Iie.' Hsndlesblat from the
|ha,'-- ambok says that the Dutch
IN uttered Mataran, the capi-
which was held by
earoSis BsllnesG- The troops
smop.ng the city found 200 bar
'ear,r,l,'ess powder, a large num-
f5si,-s 1Ees and a great quantity
In ~. The Dispatch also says
h MEN nag is flying over
klinesss y, and that several Of
rs chiefs have surrendered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

Denton, TEX, oct. e.-The Populist
executive committee Of Denton coun-
Nv will meet in called session in this
city on next Saturday, the 14th in
slant.
DR.. w. NJ. Browder, Populiat cam
didate for congress from this district,
Will be present and address the COM
mlttee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08
nix Democratic italy.

ouitman, Tex. oct. G,-IIon. II. NJ.
Cate and Colonel r. N. Stafford are
heading the biggest Democratic rally
that Wood county has ever known
here today The tables groaned I'M
der their weight-3000 fed and enough
left for fully that many more.
The line OF march Will be headed
for four different points In the coun-
ty on next Saturday. Rock
Hin, Pine Mills and Common Ridge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08
growers HARD JOB
He is Reading a Library of
Boundary Books.
BRAZIL AND ARGENTINE
Quarrellug Over Valuable Piece
of Land.
CLEVELAND WILL SETTLE IT..
The New rroI.ctiie Used ny our
soldiers Does Fearful work. Tear
lux tho Flesh for -Four Inches
Around the Entrance of the BALI
Washington News.

Washington. oct, 5,-Presldcnt Cleve-
land is expected to give his decision as
arbitrator OF the important boundary
dispute between l3raal and the Argcn-
tine Republic soon after Ills rcturn
from Buzaards Bay. Baron Rio
Dranco, special envoy from Brazil, uc-
companiod by large suite, Is now
awaiting the decision, The 'ase has
been in Mir. Cleveland's hands for eight
months. and the articles OF arbitration
provides that the decision must be
made within year. II Is being looked
for almost any day. Tho limit oNpiroa
February 10, out as MIR. Cleveland Win
be busy with congress- aud public Gf-
fairs soon after his return he Us expect
ed to dlspose OF the arbitration qucs-
ton before taltink up domestic affairs
1t Ia understood that he hRa made the
arbitration his special study during
working hours at BuzgRrd's Bay this
summer. Ii In a very complicated case.
the brief Of Baron Rio Branco fllllug
several large volumes. while the maps,
old treaties, etc. and the briefs OF Dr
Zehallos, the Argentine minister, make
a fair sized library, Mr. Cleveland has
not turned this mass OF documents over
taken personally TO go through It and
unrnvel the dispute. II " u self-im-
posed task, which the president does
out OF courtesy to the southern repub-
lies, and In extent OF Interest involved
and legal complications Il Ia az large
as any case pending IN the United
States supreme court. MIR. Cleyclnnd's
decision will pettlc the question
| whether the eastern boundary OF Ar
Rpntlue remainR ms uaunIlV yiVeu ON
| the maps. or h extended by n wedFo-
/ shaped projection almost to the Al
/ lnntlc coast. If Argentine gains this
strip II viii have considerable effect
on southern busin ias. as II Will almost
sever the great Btnte Of Rio Grandc
| du Sui from upper Brazil the romuin-
1 ing portion being n evry marrow pc
| ninsula, compared with the width OF
| Brazil on the other hand II viii give
! Argentine n narrow atretch of land eN-
| tending from the north to within forty
! leagues Of the Atlantic. Mr. Clcve-
| lands coming decision ~ awaited with
great interest by the southern ENJOYS,
as II means much 10 the strategic
| strength Of the two countries More
over, the disputed territory IN itself
very valuable for It's mineral and agri-
| cultural resources, 1t embraces 1.s2s
| square miles, with towns aud villages
| having "a population Of l792, most Of
! them Bragillana Mr. Clevclands arbi-
/ tration " the result OF a treaty made
when Dom Pedro was emperor of Brn-
I'll. II hns taken since then to make
the surveys and present the case, and
| Mr.. ClcVcland's dcclgion viii close the
long controversy. He Is obliged, under
the treaty, to give all the disputed ter
| ritory to Brazil or Argentine. no that
| there IN no opportunity for compro-
mise which viii satisfy both parties
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08
Republican split.

Navasota, Tex. Oct. THE Republl
can congressional convention split one
faction declaring Burroughs. Popullst,
endorsed. and the other nominating l..
Il. Dunn as straight Republican can
dldate. This will Increase Hutchinson's
nuufority
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

Bonham, Fannin Co., Tex, Oct. c.
Yesterday the Democratic campaign
committee met at the office OF the
county chairman and made about sew
enty appointments for public speaking
I'm the county to take place within the
next ten or fifteen days. There VIII be
speaking by Democratic orators At
nearly every school house In the coun-
-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

Athens, Henderson Co, Tex, oct o.
Hon. c. II. Yoakum OF Hunt county
Democratic nominee Of the third cone
gressional district. has been making
a canvass OF this county this week.
He has had large crowds at each APP
pointment, both day and night. He
was met at several places by j, NJ.
perdue, the Populist candidate for con-
preaa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

Paris. Tex. Oct 7--chalrman Dud-
lev was busy yesterday sending out
10000 copies OF Culberson's famous Go
lad speech.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

Oklahoma City. o. T., Oct, Cat the
Democratic convention held here to-
aay Colonel ]. W. Johnson Of okla
Ill ana a. w. r.. Chinn OF Oklahoma
Citv and John l.. Mitch OF Edmond
Tor conservative No platform was
adanted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

st. Paul. MINI, oct. 6--rventy
-peeches. some OF them quite short,
we're made between Des Moines and
81. Paul by Gov. Mckinley today The
whole country seemed to be out. even
at the little stations where no stops
we're made, the Inhabitants stood on'the
platforms and cheered as the train
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

coFsicana. Tex. Oct 6.-The Davis
faction OF the Republican party in
this county met at the city hall this
morning for the purpose OF lndorsing
one OF the county tickets and also
intorsinR for district Offices and for
congressmen. Davis. the chairman. ruled
that all Republicans could participate
in the proceedinEs, and the Nichol fac
ton captured the conrention- and when
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

II ,'--rrlal was concluded at
T.. s a., Yesterday Of SO miners
seclsi,.s,ted for being concerned
.hiss At riots there on August
b. S.' OCCASION The military iired
u l,eWd' One miner was sen
were seninent FOR two years.
4 Is, Az fenced to is months,
4 sns ~ To one year. two to .
satt.s an 70 one month. Thirty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

The weather has boon cool enough to
keep meat from spoilins very bad In
the open air for several nights past
Last night the temperature changed
earlier than usual on account OF a
stiff breeze from the North. laden
which Is doubtless making iceborGs In
a less genial cline than Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08
LnnInlnna NemInntIons.

New orleans. Oct. e.--Returns 40 far
received from the primary elestions
hald today Indicate the nomination OF
ogden in the Fourth and Robertson in
ne sixth district for congress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

Black Jack. Tex. oct 7.-coionei
d. Il. culberson spoke here last night
in the Baptist church TO a large and
appreciative audience. A good many
populists were out 70 hoar him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

Proctor Tex. Oct. s.-Hons. c. X.
gel and c. II. Jenkins spoIes here
last night to a large and apprsdaiiye
audience Mr.. Bell opeEsd the debate.
,rhe rice will be very close IN this
county. They speak at Lawkin to-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

washington. oct. civilian Il.
Hutchina Of Wichita. Kan, and NJ.
Il. 8. Rice of Nation, H., have been
disbnrred from practicing before the
patent Office
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

New Orleans, Oct. THE indications
at midnight are that Ogden has carried
the fourth district. II Will probably
require the official count 10 decide.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

New York. oct. 6,--Hon. Charles II
Brown. who was today nominated to
be Judge OF the court OF appeals. has
,nraf.faA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

Austin, Tex. Oct. 7.-Mr. culberson
returned 10 Austin today and will leave
tonight for North Texas. where ne con-
tinues his campaign.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08
CuIberson a. Welmnr.

weimaf. Colorado Co. Tex. Dot. g..
Hon C. 4. culberson spoke here this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08
n.nnhlicnn Adare.ses.

H,lsboro. Tex. Oct. $40 the Re
n,,bl,can Voters OF Johnson. Eillls and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

wnbRB HE MADE A MISTAKE.
He seems TO thiniS. since at the fafD
He took the highest prIrc.
There ia NO further cnlf for him
His goods to advertise
hut this ~ whr,rc Ia make mistakes
The fellow las begun.
For since he doesn't advertise,
Why no one knows he won.
Detroit Tribune.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08

~. .barsains" and dust
!, on INC anst on the window.
|te door he doors, dust gu the
aust Oh aust on the shelves,
ters nn" ant- Of the -n,esnen
on the ,n"t on the cash boys,
selves nat.. dust In supremacy
on fhe rules. except IN one
brheiti cause no surpri,e-ho
~ We ,he tIIi, for they don't aa-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
Obchody
KOSCIUSZKOWSKIE,

= w dniu 2
Maja W parable polskiei ma
c2eSG Kosciuszki bralo udzia]
500 ludzi.
Ma czele sill polscy poll.
cyanci pod dowodztwem
porucznika Kandzi, Dalej
jecha} g}6wny marsza}ek P.
Piotr Kiofbassa, oraz powozy
vice gubernatora Gilla, bur-
mistrza M Chicago P. Hopkin-
So i alderman6w. Asysto.
wall urzednikom ulani z Town
of Lake konno. Pierwsza
d~ywizya, pofnocna, dowodzi}
P. Lisztewnlk, drug9, poludnio.
wa, p. Zygmunt Schmidt.
Obie professionally sic swiet
ME. Mundury. towarzystw
wojskowych, rdznobarwne
choragwie, stroje marszalk6w,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10

49,
posadzono . gwaltownost,
dajemy menazerowi cztery ~
tygodnie czasu, w kt6rych albo
MECH sic u~sprawiedliwi z
swoich szachrajstw, albo W
spokojny sposob wr6ci akcy-
onaryuszom sunny wlozone, z
.procentem legalnym. M ole
w tenczas ko "a
brac. Z akcyami jest, jak
by1o z skradzonemi choragwia-
mi. Trzeba Wyciagat, jak psu
z gard}a.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
PrZestr0ga.

Q. O.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
zwracamy uwage ma ksiazki
Spo}ki Wydawnictwa, kt6rych
oni So wy}acznie w}ascicielami
i gospodarzami. Ma mocy
statutow Stanu Illinois kazdy
akcyonaryusz ma prawo do
lntormacyi, nawet co do mai
drobniej szych szczeg6}6w, o
szafowaniu majatkiem akcyj-
nym. Mog1ibysmy sic ogra-
nlczyt prosta petycyq do sadu,
ably ksiazki tylko przejrzano:
Ale W ciuciubabke Z najwiek-
Sym zakonem wiece sic
bawit ME myslimy. Jeden Z
akcyonaryusz6w wykupi war
rant pred odpowiednim
sedzia chicagoskim ma. admi-
nistracya dyrektorow, mia
nowlcie ma menazera,z skarga,
re ma mocy licznych udowod-
nlonych oszustw, zada Ii k w i
d lacy / "a m k n i 6 c i a.
businessu obecnych gospoda-
KY, oraz ukarania w m O.
~ a c 8 W.
Ably mas jedhakow6z ME