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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-10
GAINESVILLE, Pa. Is listop. 1896

CANEsvILLE, Pa. 1S listop. 1896.
Move towarzystwo W Gainesville z
parafii New Haven. ktore nalezy dc
Zwiazku N. P, zaprosilo Tow. sw. Jo'
zefa Z Mt. Pleasant IL obohod. Tow,
to s~tosownie do zoproszenia zebralo sic
do hall szkolnej polskiej parafii o go.
dzinie 4 po poludniu wszyscy przyw
dziani W wspaniale swe srarfy i re stra
"a honorowa s~kiadajscs sic z dwuna
stu kosynierow i wszyscy ruszylismy
ma dworzeo kolejowy P. R. R. PREY
odglosie polskiej muzyki, pod sztanda
rem amerykahskim i polskim j pod Der
lem zlotem, ktore niosl OBJ. st. Topper
jake jeneralny marsza1ek.
o godz. 8 minut Is stanelismy ma
stacyi P. r. R, ostatnieJ W New Hs-
ven, udalismy sic przez ~wspanialy most
do miasta Gainesville, gdzie wszystkie
Tow. polskie u. N. P. i saowiahskie
oczekiwaay mas W olbrzymjej ~wspaniale
udekorowanej hall.
o godzinie 6 m. 35 rozpoczal sic po-
oh6d Main utica, generslny marsza1ek
OBJ. M. ma w~spanisle przybranym rums.
ku przedstawial Tad. Kosoiuszke, dru
gi marszasek jechal tax samo ma ruma
ku. Oh. ]. K. misl lage amerykahska,
"a polska slla muzyka, "a mia kosy
merry z kosami W bialych oh~lopskicb
sukmanaoh i konfederatkaoh i szerokioh
spodniach, Ia kosyniersmi szedl jene
rainy marszalek re zlotem berlem OBJ.
St. Topper, zanim wielki orszak Tow.
sw. Jozefa z Mt. Pleasant z muEyka an.
gielska, i tow. polskie i slowiehskie z
New Haven.
Pochod wszedl do hall, gdzie nasta
PLY mowy.
Pierwsza move wyglosi} m~iejsoowy
proboszcz z New Haven. Obdsrzono
go oklaskami.
Spiew: ,,Jeszoze Polska ME zgine&a"
Z towarzyszeniem orkiestry.
Deklsmaoya malego polskiego CHOP
Nova miojsOowegO Organisty pc saO.
wiehsku.
Spiew.
Prezydent Tow. zwiszkowego wszedl
ma estrada j ziozyi serdeozne podzieko-
wanie Tow. sw. J6zefa ! oaiej publioz-
nosci. Zyoze z mel strony tow. zwiaz-
kowemu p~olskiemu W New Hsuen bio
goslawie6stws Bozego, 10 j~eszcze ME
rok istnisje q TAXA liczbe czionk0w po-
siada, DO 40.
Szanujcie wsszego p~rezydenta p. st.
Przybylskiego, wszyscy go znaja nie
tylko u was, ale i tn " Mt. Pleasant ia
ko ten sam urEsd tam piastowat ] jake
Jest moralnym i przykladnym ! pracu.
Jscym wiernie ola towarzystwa ! Zwia
zku N. p.
Ma konieo MO nam ME pozostaje tyl
ko wznosic gorsce modify do Boga "a
naszyoh poleglyoh brsci, ktorzy bronili
Ojczyzny, ably I'm Bog dad krolestwO
niebfsskie ] odpoozynek wieczny.
Wszystkim braoiom z Gainesville,
New Haven / z Mt. Pleasant j tow. sw.
Jozefs MECH Bog blogosiowi.
Wasz brat zwiaskovy
Il. X. z Mt. Pleasant.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-10

u ozytelni korzystalo osob 100
Ksiazek wypozyczono i ozytano 995
Biblioteke j muzeum zwiedzilo
os6b IL
Przyjeto poreozef prywatnyoh 5
towarzystw 5
"a kauoys 1
Darowano monet miedzisnyoh 16
srebrnyoh 8
m~osietnyoh l
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-10

Rocznik Dzienniks Folskiego
j. Rosihski, bibliotekarz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-10

Oby Bog nadal blogosiawi, tie.
wzniosiej ~instytucyi, ktora juz tylr
wdowom | sierotom otarls lzy rozpsozy
i polepszy3a dole.
II szacunkiem
IeOdora T'rJanskd.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-10
CsIcAeo, a listopada 1895.

ONVJ - 3tOPHu AOHUf
Zs odebrane posmiertne po moim me
"a sp. Frauoiszku Urba6skim, " sumie
10000, ktore " tyOh dniaoh odebra.
lam przez sekr. Tow. uPolsk ma Obozy-
znie", gr. 129, skisdam niniejszem ser.
deczne podziekowanie tax u N. p. ia
ko Tow. Polsk ma Obozyznie, do kt6
rego q. p. MAJ moi miai honor nsleaec,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-10
WOlne POlskie SfOwO

wychodzi Pierwszego / p~ietnastego
ka1dego miesiaca, W ParyAu. Podaje
wiadomosoi i poglady z pierwszej re.
XII, tax z kraju jaka tez z emigraoyi
polskiej' Pogladami swemi wy.
swiadcza wielka przysluge czyteln..
kom W rozwoju umys3owym. Upo.
w~s1eohnienie tego pisma jest bardzo
~po1adanem W Ameryoe a taniosc ula
twia nabycie kazdemu. Abonamen,
roozny kosztuje dollar jeden i POI,
P~ienisdzs posylac przez Post Office
Order adresujac: M. Adolphs Reiff,
. Rue de Four. Paris.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-10

Murawski, kt6ry mieszka ma Bridge.
porcie przez IL lat, byi zawsre po-
rzadnym oziowiekiem, a rabusie OF
50 W sasiedztwie dobrze znani i 50 Cd
DAM pod sad krymiualny.
Teraz j~eszoze raz prosze, abyscie sic
przyozynili i bronili brata Murawskie
go, DO on jest niewinny.
w imieniu wszystkioh Towarzystw
ma Bridgeporcie
Michdf Mezydfo,
prezes Tow. Jeu. Hen. Dabrowskiego,
grupa 300.
Wdlenty Byko,cski,
Prezes Tow. Obrona Korony Polskiej,
grupa 2S9.
Leon Czesfapski,
prezes Tow. Krola KARIN. Wielkiego,
grupy 1875.
M. n. WZekliitki,
Prezes Tow. Krola Stefana Batorego,
grupa ITO.
Michdf C1yznikieacicz,
prezes Tow. sw. Michs}a Oddzia{u /,
orupa 3lO.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-10

Tomasz Slater ma wiadomosc ola
katdego mezczyzny ma stronnicy 8.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-26
washington Talk.

Gen. Thomas NJ. Vincent has retired
from active service IN the army.
The interstate con merce commission.
it is rumored, will examine the rela-
tons of railroads TO the beef trust.
Consul General eLe reports actions
on the part of the Spaniards in Cuba
which may Indicate an intention TO go
Il war with the United States.
Consul General Crittenden reports
from Mexico TO the state department
that Mexican tobacco promises TO take
the place of the fine grades of Cuban
tobacco ia the markets of the world.
The commissioner.of Immigration. in
his annual report. says that a better
class of immigrants are coming 10 the
United States and the number has de-
creased.
The members of the United States
battleship Oregon's Inspection hoard.
which has been ordered by the secrc-
tary of the navy TO inspect the report
on the fitness of tbs vessel for active
service, convened on board the ship 81
San Francisco.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-26
Crimes and Criminals.

Two women near Liberty, No, were
murdered by robbers.
Franz Mayer. who one year & was
a sergeant in the Austrian army, hung
himself to the bed post in his room in
st. Louis, and was found dead.
Mrs. Bourlier, wife of Henry Bolr-
lier. agent for the Allan Steamship
company, shot himself at Toronto and
died soon afterward. Mrs. Bourlier
was well known in society.
Charles Hyatt, a deputy marshal of
saltwater, o. t.. who was arrested
and charged with numbering his wife,
has been discharged, the coroner's Jury
returning q verdict of accidental kill
ing. He mistook his wife for a thief
and shot her.
A nan named Hogan, representing
himself as agent for a safe manufac-
turer, has been disposing OF cheap
sheet iron and clay-tlled safes to the
farmers in Iowa. Farmers and officers
chased him out Of Linn COUNTY, Iowa,
the swindier escaping by means Of a
horse and buggy.
Guy H~utsonpiller was murdered In
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-26
From Foreign shores.

Abyssinian independence was grant
cd by the treaty with Italy.
The Pacific cable conference was re-
sumed at the colonial office in London,
but all the testimony was taken il So
cret.
August Belr1ont's American horse,
Hagus ran third in the ace for the
HuIrbcrstone nursery handicap ut
Leicester, England.
The German bundesrath ratified the
treat. of trade and navigation and the
consular convention recently arranged
between Germ any and Nicaragua.
According to the Echo de Paris. the
regent and the queen of Holland viii
Wilhelmina will be betTothed 10 an
Italian captain of royal blood, who has
won the queens affections.
An official dispatch received at Mad
rid from Manila says that the inslr-
gents have been defeated in engage
ments with tho Spanish rrunps. the ELI
envy having lost 400 men killed and
the government loss being slight.
The charges against James +. White.
the retiring member of parliament for
F~arfarsbire. who left England sudden
ly. grew out Of the fact that he Is ne
ing pursued by the daughter of a Scot
tish divine for a breach of promise OF
marriage.
Barney Barnato says that the state
ment cabled to the London Times
from Toronto. the substance Of which
is that his firm is obtaining options on
mining properties in the Lake of the
Woods and Rainy River districts of
Canada, is totally devoid of founda-
ton.
No very explicit news has been re-
ceived from Capt. Gen. Weyler. but it
IL known that after the cnga cement at
the Rubi hills he continued his march
into the interior of the mountains to-
wards .Soroa and succeeded in pene-
trating TO points which no other Span
ish columns have ever reached.
A socialist killed a rich merchant
Famed Franco Poulo in the open street
at Patras. Greece, md was afterwards
arrested. The incident has caused n
sensation, as ii Is the first outrage of
the kind that has ever occurred in
Greece. The murderer boasts of being
an anarchist. Many others have been
arrested in connection with the crime.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-26

Mrs. John w. Mackay, who has been
III in Paris, has gone 10 the South OF
France to spend the winter there and
in Italy.
Mrs. Georgia Granger Howard. wife
OF A. Z. Howard, treasurer OF he In
ternational * Great Northern railroad,
died recently at Palestine, Tex.
Admiral Sir George Henry Richards,
X. G.. g., conservator of the Mersey, is
dead. He was born in 1870 and was
commander of II. NJ. s. Assistance in
the arctic regions during 1924.
Gen. Booth of the Salvation Army
from Melbourne. Australia.
that the army is TO extend its opera
tons TO the whole of the Malay penin-
sula.
Gen. Il. II. Dingate, eX-attornev gen
eral of Missouri. died at 81. Louis OF
congestion OF the lungs. He a dis
tinguished himself in politics and at
the bar.
United States Senator Voorhees, is
circulating among his old friends at
Terre Haute, Ind, daily, and gives
promise of a speedy restoration 10 mis-
old-tlme vigor. He expects TO return
to Washington within the next Two
weeks.
A cablegram sent by D.. s. Richard
son of Oakland, Cal, bore TO Marquis
Yamagata, field marshal of the i'm
perial Japanese army at Nippon, the
good tidings that there had been born
to him across the Pacific a sturdy
grandson.
The Duchess de ca CeZ, who died at
Paris. was the daughter of Isaac II.
Singer, the inventor Of the sewing ma
chine. Emperor Francis Joseph, the
pope and Due d'Orleans have tele-
graphed their coincidence to the Duke
de ca CeZ.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-26
FIXED PRICE FOR WHEAT.
Russia Is Said to Have Made an IN
t~ercsting Proposal.

Washington. Nov. 24.-The Post this
morning says: 4 conference OF ma
sions on the subject of the worlds
wheat market IL understood 10 be &c
sired by at least of the great foT
eign wheat-growing empires. IL
stated in official circles here that Rus
sla is particularly friendly to such an
idea. and IL is believed she Is making
overtures, not only to the Unltea
States but to England, Argentina ana
Australia, which r the principai
wheat growing nations OF the word
The idea suggested is that these d.
tons, should they sec fix TO unite Id al
agreement. could fix a price for whea,i
TO be maintained uniformly through
various of over-production anu
unsatisfactory crops caused by drou.p
or continual rain. and thus make me
principal grain staple upon whEh tM
millions OF consumers depend for Tooo
almost as Interchangeable In value o.
gold has become. This would equsi
the producer in event of an unusuany
large crop, to store his wheat ana oy
tain thereon n loan that would u~
him over until the wheat was id !.
mand in the worlds markets. wnen hs
would receive a full and fair price III
IL
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-26
Accidental Happenings.

Oscar Mccartney, aged IL, while out
hunting, attempted to drag a shotgun
over a rail fence and both charges
lodged In his body. A steel compass in
a pocket over his heart is all that
saved him from instant death.
A stranger was instantly killed in
Decatur, Ind. by n freight train on the
Chicago & Erie railroad. He had nu-
merous cards on his person from labor
unions of Melrose. Mimi, but nothing
vas found by which he could be posi-
lively identified.
BY a natural gas explosion at Ko-
kono, Ind. the front of Brady's music
store was wrecked, and in the fire that
followed damage TO the extent OF
$1,000 was done. The Kellar furniture
store adjoining was damaged $500.
The explosion was from hunting a gas
leak with a lighted paper roll.
James Perdue, a prominent retired
farmer, and his son John, In attempt
ing to cross over the Missouri, Kansas
& Texas railroad tracks, three miles
south Of Sedaiia, Mo-, in a wagon.
were struck by a south-boud freight
train. Mr.. Perdue was instantly killed
and his % fatally injured
One of the elevators In the American
Tract society's building at the corner
of Spruce and Nassau streets. New
York, fell twelve stories to the cellar,
a distance of ITO feet. this afternoon.
There were eleven persons in the car
at the time, including the attendant,
and those who escaped injury were
badly shaken up.
J.. p. Carpenter. one Of the largest
lumber dealers of Cincinnati and a res
ident OF Covington, Ky, and ID. III.
Lyons. a prominent architect of Cln-
%cinnati, were killed in the latter city.
They were walking OF the railroad
tracks, talking about business when
they were caught by trains going in
opposite directions, and in their confu-
sion were killed.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-26
denounced NV LnnSerin.

Montreal, Nov. 24.-The terms OF ",
settlement Of the Manitoba scnv~'
question as agreed upon by the ~
minion and Manitoba governments M .hs
far from giving satisfaction 10 uo
Catholics of Quebec. Archblsupp NY
Langevln OF Manitoba has sounded ts
Keynote of discord In an interview , a~s
the French papers of this pros' os
have taken II up. He Is repoflcu q
saying: Certainly the s~ettlernens n
not satisfactory, and what Is mois Sos
will be far from satisfying ous nso
We have been sold; Quebec mas III" Ss
betrayed, hut / tell you there w w Inc
q revolution in Quebec which WIZ ION
throughout Canada, and these No
who to-day are Triumphant WIZ VIM
cast down. The fight has only pee'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-26
Merriam for the Tre,.urx

New York. Nov. 21.-Ex-Gov. Mer-
ram of Minnesota arrived in the city
and brought with him a good-sized
boom for secretary of the treasury.
The governor was very modest when
interviewed on the subject, and char.
acterized the reports that he was go-
ing into Major McKinley's cabinet as
SO much newspaper talk. Mr.. Mer-
ram said, however. that he had not
stopped off at Canton on his way here.
n added facetiously that "the presi-
dent-eiect had enough troubles on his
hands in making his cabinet slate"
me iact remains. nevertheless, that
GOV. Merriam is to-day the most form
idaDie candidate in the field for secre-
tary of the treasury.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-26
otherwise

Seventeen of the twenty one district
superintendent of the American Bible
Society met in executive session in st.
Louis.
J.. p. Morgan and associates for the
Erie railway have arranged for extern
sive shipments of coal TO Chicago and
other Western points from Marion,
Ohio.
Charles Leisner. president Of the
Coopers' Cooperative Association of
Cincinnati, has just been appointed or
ganizer of the International Coopers'
union.
The village Of Burlington. Ind. is in
a state of agitation over the sudden
death of Frank Hill. n wealthy bache-
Tor. who is supposed to have a large
quantity of gold hidden somewhere in
the vicinity.
A. G.. Carpenter, a medical professor
of note in New York city, has been
granted a divorce at Perry, Okla,
from his wife. He charged that his
wife maltreated him, refused Il get his
meals and finally deserted him.
A striks or lockout OF all the union
printers. feeders, ~pressnen, helpers
and bookbinders in Kansas City en-
ployed by firms who are members Of
the employing printers organization,
the t%ypothetae. is threatened.
Chief officers of the railroad brother
hoods will meet In Chicago 10 consider
what steps to take to secure passage
of legislation desired OF congress ut
the next session, including the arbitra-
tion bill, contempt of court bill and
Phillips commission bill.
An artesian well now being bored in
Cairo. Ill, at a depth of 750 feet is
passing through a quartz that a care
full essay by experts show rich with
both gold and silver. A shaft will
probably be sunk Immediately In place
Of the well.
A test Of four Of the Eve eight-inch
disappearing guns at Fort Wadsworth,
N. r., make 1t clear that II q feet Of
Spanish warships intent on wiplng
New York off the map should get past
Sandy Hook they would be full OF
holes before they reached the Mar
rows.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-26

his room ct the Windsor hotel At
Omaha by George Elliott. The latter
used . coupling pin and beat his vic
TINS skull into a pulp. Both Den
with a party Of ten came here from
Moberiy. Mo-, where Buffalo Bills
show distanded for The season. they
having been employed as rough riders.
In a scutfie with a footpad in the
central portion of Kansas City. Mo, at
an early hour in the morning. y. w.
Reaneman, manager of the Central
Coal and Coke company OF Texarkana.
Texas. was severely wounded and all
but rendered senseless.
There is no truth i'm the reports that
Dominick O'Grady is dying at Long
view hospital. Cincinnati. O'Grady is
the priest who followed Mary Gil.nar-
tin from Ireland TO that city and muir
dered her in a street car. over two
years ago.
John n. Bowlin of Duquoin. III. at
one time q representative in the state
Legislature. purchased two bricks from
an Indian just from the Western gold
fields. paying him $500. A well
dressed stranger. claiming TO be au
assayer. pronounced them genuine
gold. charging 50 for tie information.
The assayer and Indian have d,sap-
pcared.
G. Ro-olski. the Pole who is accused
Of exploding a dynamite cartridge IN
der a dwelling house IN the Detroit
city limits. WAS found by officers in
bed ar his home with his clothes on.
Since his arrest he has told various
conflicting stories. The only motive
known for the crime is the fact that
Ewera. one of the injured men. had
cuffed him during a small fracas Oh
election night.
Harry +. Johnson. alias Roy. has
been arrested in New York nj the re-
quest OF the chief of police of Boston.
Ii il said that Johnson Is n of a
gang that have Ecen oper ting eXtcnS-
lively in Boston and Philadelphia. and
who is believed 10 he one of the many
gangs of swindlers. headed by Peters
and Thomas. who are already under
arrest. Book dealers were their vic
Tins.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-26

HanOtanx Too Conadent

London, Nov. PA Daily News dis
patch from Paris contains an intor-
view with Mr.. Milo A. Jewett. United
states consul at Sivas, Turkey. who is
on bis way to New York. Mr.. .Jewett
seemed TO think, says this dispatch.
enat VI Hanotaux, French minister of
toreisn anairs, was too confident of the
sui'ans sincerity in his promises to &C.
ora reforms. Mr.. Jewett attaches a
great deal OF importance to the young
turkish agitation In Turkey. He win
return to Armenia in February.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-26

The season for skating has not yet
opened, and here come the base ball
managers with the announcements of
their ball games for next year. And
there is as much gossip in its way as
to where the elusive pitcher or the
comprehensive catcher win play next
season as over the formation of a pres
dental cabinet. If the national epic
ever be written it will surely include
some lines of buses and a fly leaf.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-26
Disastrous wrecL

Bellefonte. Pa, Nov. 21.-A broken
axle on a loaded a caused n disas.
trous wreck at u%nionviile on the Bald
Eagle branch of the Pennsylvania road
to-day. twenty coal cars were piled
up by the accident. Isidore Baney. Is
years OK age, of B~eIlefonte. was in,
stantly killed, and Robert Stevens 70
years OF age, of Bellewood. had both
iess crushed, besides receiving serious
,nternai injuries. He cannot recover
ten hours. 'o'u ior
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-26

Detroit, Mich, Nov. PA a. Cor
rich a. Co. to-day received an orosi AR
1000 tons OF charcoal pig lron,red
Budapest, Austria. The iron Is requ and
for the manufacture of car wneea
the order Is the largest ever reee
for export by any American nriI. A.
Youngstown, Ohio, Nov. Z3-lanony
rectors OF the Ohio Steel coIn r,taI
have decided to increase the ssp M
stock Of the company from .,zSC no
to $1,000, 900. The additional ssvV, IN.
will be used to make EXPENSIVE
proveMents to the plant.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-26

Spain is between two fires. or rather
Is surrounded by three oc four. The
patriots operate mdisturbed and un-
checked in Cuba. The sympathizers
with Cuban liberty are raising a body
OF volunteers In the mother country.
with no money In the chest, with no
courage In her generals, with discn1-
fent rampant, the situation is M to
mske the proudest and most stif-
neched Of peoples despair.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-26

If Turkey chooses to fight there Will
be war. The Turks are preparing to
equip more than a million men If ne
cessary. The Moslem's fanaticism
makes him a desperate fighter. But
international wars. with the trenlen-
dous ornaments and wonderful facili-
ties for combination now in vogue, are
like national e~lections-a matter OF
maiorities and n day.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-26
Ferished In a sIap1h

lepln' Wis, Nov. 21.-Frank Hawk.
ms, Jr., living in the north nart 80 W..
c,mnt wen, 10 Misha Mokwa, Buffalo
s.iims on Thursday Of last week, and
= SILLY 10 return, his people Organized
heon arcn Tor him. His body has iust
p pecn Ionnd In Beef Slough, which he
.~aa ey,dently tried to cross on 0 fallen
'ree' He was II years Of age
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-26

The Transvaal republic does well to
put in a claim of $5,0O0,000 against the
British Chartered South African COM
pany, as indemnity for Jameson's raid.
A private corporation that INDUCES in
war needs disciplining. This claim,
well fortified in law and justice, will
take the ginger out of this ambitious
company and make it walk more hum
bly, before the South African people.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-26
Accuse Each

~ Paul, Nov. "A. j
and Frank
(lauls, who were a
IN stealing a draft
desk OF President
n OF the Second
lN arraiened in pc
[l have admitted Il
IL, but each accu
Slng It from the des
~ the men will Id
authorities in Mil
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-26

1t took $412.S07 TO pay the expenses
of the armed cruiser New York last
year, but some millionaires who have
dropped more than that annually on a
yacht or a newspaper might be willing
to try a battleship for economy's sake.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-26

I IT Is stated that Rosebery, whep
prime minister of England, declined,
on behalf Of Great Britain, China's
offer of the island Of Formcsi. That
is probably the first instance of Eng
lands declining anything in the shape
Of additional territory, and in this
case she would doubtless have taken
the island if she had thought it worth
fighting over