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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09
AN Oy'rR RAGE.

We understand that Hon. A. F. Ferris.
of Brainerd, is grossly insulted by the
lative Manual, that he was chairman of
the Judiciary Committee of the House,
during the last session. He threatens
to sue the publishers for libel He says
he had nothing to do with that associa-
ton OF butchers and undertakers; eX-
cept that they slaughtered and buried
one of his own bills-the darling of his
heart--over whose decease he has been
weeping tears Of blood ever since
Keep your temper, Brother Ferris; it
is the fate CT all good men to be persc-
cuted i'll this world We speak from ex-
perience.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09
ALWAYS REMEMBER.

That the Democrats or Free Silver
Republicans of Minnesota are not re-
want the Peoples Party to live and
grow. But Owen finds himself, dis
credited with the Populists, and is about
to move over, bag and baggage, into the
Democracy; and he is aware that the
latter will have no cakes and wine for
him unless he can bring section OF
the Peoples Party with him. That is
the explanation of the sour milk In his
cOcoanut. II he thinks the People S
party deserves to die let him leave. it at
once and have DONE
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09
SPLENDID.

The st. Paul merchants tell us that
they have already received notice from
the Eastern merchants that the price
of all wooden goods will go up at once
tariff This means 25 per cent increase
to the purchase. They ask for bread
and this is the stone they receive. Ism t
it nice juicy piece of rock to exercise
together lovely
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09
BEHAVED NICELY.

In writing up a recent funeral an
Oklahoma exchange remarked that the
corpse. tastefully arrayed in white. lay
quietly in the coffin" That corpse evidently
understood its busineSS.--Salina Union.
Why can't Owen and Dobbyn initiate
the corpse? They are nicely laid out.
their toes point to the stars. and their
The dead should be peaceful. Stop your
turbulence, gentlemen.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09
THE PARTICULARS,

WASHINGTON, May 21.--What is sup
posed to have been an earthquake shock
was felt here at 1:39. 1t lasted about Il
seconds and caused chandeliers to sway
and floors to tremble perceptibly. 1t was
noticed at the capitol. in the telephone eX-
change and several of the high buildings
In the Associated Press offices in the Posi-
building the vibrations were felt very dis
tinctiy.
All that was caused by the Agent of
Prosperity" getting on his seven-league
boots, preparatory to advancing" The
earth trembles. The stars rock in theil
spheres.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09

operation. These figures show the absur-
dity of the claim that the coinage Of silver
at the ratio of Is tC 1 would flood this
country with the worlds product Of silver
and give only debased and daprecfat-
ed coin. They also show that 1t was Il
remarkable accident that our fathers made
the ratio OF coinage to conform so exactly
with the ratio Of production for century.
However large may have been the pro-
ductiOn of gold and silver man Of COM
mon intelligence will deny that the growth
OF population and the requirements OF busi-
ness have very far exceeded the increase
in the production and the precious METALS.
This increased demand for reliable In
strument Of exchange has the same effect
upon business operations as would be pro-
duced by contraction of the volume Of
money When to this shortage in produce
ton Of gold and silver to meet the greatly
Increased business requirements is added
the Acknowledgement Of one half Of
constitutional money it is easy to account
for the distressed condition Of the country
and reveals the deep and damning guilt OF
the Internal scoundrelism of those who par
ticipated in the characterization Of silver
Our correspondent will see from what
have said, and from an examina ton of the
figures given what basis of truth there Is
in the remarkable statement Of the Mime
sofa representative The chief value Of sill
yer consists in its use as money, and the
same is true of gold. The demonetizing Of
one lmpa1rS Its value and enhances the
value of the other in the same or I'm Il
greater ratio. The value of both money
is purely statutory. Old Aristotle truth
fully declared that money is creation OF
law
We hope our pedagogical congressman
will throw another chunk of fact" into
the arena of controversy.
How would it do for him to suddenly
declare that times are better now than
they were at the close Of the civil war,
and that Mckinley has redeemed all his
pledges?
tremendous. unparalleled lie has
stimulating effect on the whole people.
Give 'em figures Mac give EN- fig
ures.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09
..sHOW WILL END,

Senator Tillman, of South Carolina,
demands an investigation of the charges
with which the Eastern papers abound,
that the United States senators have
been making money specializing in Wall
street upon the sugar schedule of the
new tariff bill. Specific charges are
made.
There will be an investigation, of
course. and a big job of whitewashing,
usual, and the people will foot the bills,
as usual
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09

SEATTLE. Wash. Au@ ai.--'rllV iHe MIR
Al I[i arrived ircEl Alssis, hast evening.
Capt. Patterson s..id ;ha; lie had troGshl
about severt v-hve rtncrs frnpi "Salt's inlet.
They had only tai,s IS hstrdsGlS ~ tell.
ANA came back chi y-heHdc,i. c&rNn.y the
ccuntf.': Oue' man has s. ii ScrJ aust
wiri't:, i,d' sah CO.'S him SN@.
Tnis. ii !ans,Aer Wrs;za',ph::.of ths
Way She people sfs hamhsessd Wo
warned them tha: all The uptoas kbHt
Alaskan gold mines WAS started b: tbe
owners Of hontlincs, who were 40 nd
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09
THE REASON WHY.

THE reason Mckinley is following the
steps of Cleveland is the Cuban business is,
Rothchilds owns $1OO 060. $50 in bonds, the in
terest to be paid out of the revenue of
Cuba All can now understand why Nc
Kinley won't observation-disclosures Sum-.
That tells the whole story.
The money-lenders rule everything.
The common people, so far as affecting
the affairs of the world is concerned,
are already slaves-for those are slaves
who have no real voice in the govern
ment which governs them.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09
NO FUSION HERE ETER,

SEATTLE. Wash. June 4.-The state CEN
trail committee of the Populist party of
this state has issued a manifesto to the
effect that hereafter the party will stand
by itself and fight its own battles.
Good That will be the verdict every
where AS soon as it is understood that
few Office seekers are laboring to de
stroy the party the Indignation will be
fierce and universal and a weeding-out
OF TINS scamp VIII rollow.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09
ALL CLASSES RErNEsE>rIp.

4 Ha@eiton, Pa. paper says: In Che
xt Pennsylvania legislature vii! be found
ono gambler. one baseball umpire ono
preacher eight men who dc clare the, are
'Scntie,nen.' - Without occaptlt ,ons. 2, tTty:
,-ers and one pug:iisi. OF ti:e metnb. rs.
three were convicted of l;;rcene crt Wcs
tried Tor m6rdcr and acquitted. three hay
been iii insane asy,uns. while eight have
beeen at Kelley cures and four arc ~
yorced - Search Light.
And yet there are those who p1c.c2l |
that II would be ya.y wrong to cs.25-
iish the initiative and referendum: and
that the country wii' be safer /" the
banda Of this choice assortment. q: ska L
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09

to get the last dollar out of the poor
devils for carrying them into the, will
derness. even though they starved to
death there.
Don't believe half you see in the
newspapers and be very suspicious Of
that half 49,,
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09
For $3.50 we will send Bryan's Book
The First Battle" to any address.
TAKE NOTICE.

Better confess, repent and start anew,
without making any apology for what
has been done. 1t is the sheerest folly
&c invite the enemy into the fold and
expect him to do otherwise than he did.
Bryan's defeat only gives us a chance
to start anew. that's all. Expunge the
st. Louis record and return to the
omaha platfOrm--POpulist Banner.
See how the Populists are wading
through the hog wash of the St. Louis
platform (Which Owen helped to manip-
ulate), and getting back to the high.
dry. sound plateau of the Omaha plat
form. which. declares that "WEALTH
BELONGS TO HIM WHO CREATES
IT: AND EVERY DOLLAR TAKEN
FROM INDUSTRY WITHOUT AN
EQUIVALENT Is ROBBERY"
That is platform on which to build
a nation
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09

increase the devotion to our goverll-
ment. - =" The, honor of victory
must be shared by soldiers as well as
the commanders. In fact, 1t is much
easier for soldiers to select commanders
than it is for commanders to secure
soldiers. Your plan of keeping record
of the work done by each in this greas
contest enables honor to be given where
honor Is due" w. J. Bryan.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09
MORE OF n.

The Hubbard Milling company. 0i
MankatO, has busted: assets $40 900
liabilities 100000. The astonishing part
of the business is that the firm of Hub
bard and Palmer owned line of cleva-
tors extending from Mannaio II Witch
ell, S. ID. With unlimited oppoi turiities
to rob the farmers why did they fail?
That ought to have covered any amount
OF bad management
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09
TWO DOLLAR CIGARS.

"presden Mt Mckinley set EN- up to cga RS,
that cost 81 each at cabinet dinner the
other day. We guess the wave of prosper
ity has struck Mac at last. But if he keeps
this thing up Mark Hanna will never see
the Sl18,0 600 Mac owes him "-Progressive
Farmer.
1.-THE Advance Agent of Prosperity
has reached personal prosperity and
sticks there He has got it for himself.
but it is not catching.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09
BOOMING,

We visited Minneapolis and St Paul
day or two ago and we found the
conditions bluer than indigo. Every
man we met had face on him a yard
long. They were all mad at that bank
clerk who stole $13 500 and then GAVE
1T RACK AGAIN! They think no
ought to be hanged
The general consensus of opinion was
that times are growing worse and worse
and likely to be worser.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09

Old Andy Johnson had ''a-bread and-
butter-b brigade" but they didn't last
more than one campaign. We have got
a-picnic-and-plat brigade in this
state, but they will have to be delivered
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09

Beware of the man who thinks it
would improve Christianity to drop the
name of Christ; and who yet claims
to be an ardent Christian. He is in the
pay of the Devil.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09

awags than it is in the hands of the
common people. And this reminds us
of the following from the New Era:
1.-THE ia rmer who looks for relief from
cabinet made up OF lawyers, bankers and
monopolists. should promptly make appli-
cation for admission to the nearest asy-
lum for feeble minded. New Era.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09
HOW CAN WE.


We have great respect for Brother
Boon, of the Fergus Falls Globe He is
a good fellow and an able one. BIT
when he speaks as follows we must
protest:
''Our advice to Brothers Donnelly and
Owen is that they bury their differences,
and turn their joint attention towards
fighting the common enemy"
How can we bury our differences"
Owen says the Peoples party must eivo
up lis name and separate organization
and fuse with the Democrats. How can
We compromise with Owen on that
question? Can we abolish half the nama
OF tho Peoples party and give up b. Il
It's principles:
Ana what common enemy" can the
party have ulas is doing IT half as nuci,
harm IS the nan who, from the Msid E
IS tr1ing to .drive it out of existence?
will Brothsr Roen name any Demn
erat W Republican ar Gold-bug who is
rs Agerous 60 olu cause today ~ s,
Nj. Gwen? Tot him out and let Us
hook rthim
=.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09

Enthusiasts create parties and skala-
wagS sell them out.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09

The most lOathsome critter in the
world is the man whose mouth is full
of pie and platitudes.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09

siNcg :of:b period Of ninety years This
rs&1 arl.,slt res-1, shows that fGr that Nps,
reticr ,te .frodue,irl Of silver in tie 'ilit-
g Statcb ilYs ayofascc 1j.s1. while the
cs4rsx. tt4io rsatkay 10 gzhi has beer
lC - ! .Ei Fra!r1A EelEiup,. s5vitzorlo nd
AMI :hc greater sr<tion of &c European
star.s tho coinage "ati0 has been l5'2 70 1
tbs satisfactorily accounts Eor the emf
eSatrsl ]: oar silver proauel, 1t TsH
WHERE II WAS most hiGny appreciated. II
shows .na. If Franco would take = notion
to dump down rcr silver at Cur nliris to
DO coined mo American dollars she UculG
loso oven AE,:ty millions c' do9n:a by s;e
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09

Don slsu want Organs; Book. '"rhs.
ilrst GAeat Suttles" Get us five yearly
s'lbsc;ltNrs. and we will send you the
bcUl. nee. !
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09

Send us in a club OF five yearly sub.
scribers and get Bryan's Book free.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09

Pre- ldllon vi services r00uereu is neRbN
expressed with thanks ~ -.
+ is presumed that Is intended GiAt
Ut. Bryan shall fill Aha blank and 1gn
thte contract for an thce. for thai IS
WHIT it is; bh we ;spluit Mr.. Bryan
G'having anstbing to with it, ss srr
Knowledge OF 4.
:: 7he letter which accompanies tits
kaulsome engraving 10 very subtle snd
cunning. 1t kads at khe hope Of ps-
auniary reward withd&a' any absolute
'tromise to that eteat It feeds the
ambitions on that great medicine O. The
soul-hope. 1t puts Mr.. Bryan in the
attitude of being a party to the scheme.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-06-09

St. Louis, No
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-07-17
Anglik O Sienkiewiczu.

Ilustrowauy angielski tygodnih
"The Graphio' przynosi oceue ostat'
niej powiesci Sienkiewioza W slo
wach tax pe2nyoh uwielbienia, ze
radosoia i chluba napeanic musza
seroe polskie.
Tygodniowy krytyk "Graphioa, d
p. T. O'Connor, oz}onek parlamentu,
pod rubryka' "Books worth reading''
[ksiazki, zas}ugujeoe ma czytauie,]
tax pisze "Quo vadis:"
"Imie Sienkiewicza malo znanem
jest W Auglii. Ma mojej w}asnej
police stoja az cztery CRUDE tony
pism jego, kt6rych nigdy ME otwo-
rzylem. A 1ednak 50 tacy, 90 t&ier'
dza, il wsp6lczesne pokolenie W
MIN znalazlo pisarza talencie row
ME donioslym, jak " Tolstoju, kt6.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-07-17
N0wy sposob wyzysku.

Policya berli6ska przytrzy-
ma}a swiezo kilku pomysfo.
wych oszust6w. Przynoszs oni
do mieszka1 osob, o kt6rych
przedtem musieli zasiegnac
wiadomosci, grubo wypchana
koperte z adresem kogos nieo.
becnego W danej chwili W mie.
szkaniu. Oznajmuje, re 6w
kto6 wygra@ ma loteryi pewna,
zwykle znaczua sumo picnic.
dzy, ktore wlasnie m;eszczscy
sic W kopercie. Pieniadze wy.
sy1a kantor bankierski; trzeba
odbi6r pokwitowac i zap}acic 4
marki 20 fen. ,Czesto zdarza
sic, re oszusci tra6aja ma ludzl
fatwowiernych, kt6rzy zap}aci.
wszy zsdana sumo, otwieraja
koperte i znajduja W niej ka.
walki starych gazet.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-07-17
PrOch beZdymny.

Washington, D. C.-Przed So
dem Stanow Ii. toczy sig obecnie
process, Bausohliokera przeoiw Por'
schowi inaczej Nowakowi, o to, ze
tenze bez pozwolenia pierwszego
sprzeda} tajemuice wyrobu prochu
bezdymuego. 3auschlioker Nowak
bedao " Niemozech wynalezli proot
bezdymny szybko sic zbogaolli
Ale Nowak ME by} ma tyle szczesli.
wy utraci& wkr6toe caly sw6j ma.
jatek, ME majac sposobuosoi wejst
do sp6lki pierwotuym wsp6lni
kiem, wyjeohas do stan6w Ii. tuta!
zmieni} nazwisko nastepnie opaten'
towal niby sw6j wynslazek, sposot
robienia owego prochu sprzeda'
takowy. Niedsugo potem Bausohlio
ker dowiedziaa sic, kto jest owym
Porsohem wytoczy} mu skarge.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-07-17
ZE SWIATA.
UKLADY GRECKO TURECKIE.
Pt0jekt ma wzrOst ludnOsci francus.
kiej-POzar W Paryzu-SxpiegOs.
two W Galicyi-Telegramy.

Londyn.- Auglo egipska eksps.
dycya ma bye zwiekszons do 10000
os6o. Kolumns ta ma za]ao miei
scowosci Darfur, Kordofan, Sennaan,
Bahr- Ell Cbaral inne.
Przemysl, Galicya.--zoua pewne.
go urzednika rosyjskiego, nazwiskiem
Piewniki, zostaaa wydalona, jako po.
dejrzana szpiegostwo. Korespon,
dencye jej oblozono aresztem.
Kopenhaga.-W pobliau Gjentaf
te zderzyiy sic diva pociagi pssazer.
skie. Osm wagon6w, zostalo podru
zgotanych, 40 osob utraciso zyoie, a
60 odniosto oiezkie poranlsnia.
Paryz.- Fabryki powozow bez
koni, mieszozsoe sic prey ulioy
Pouchet spaliiy sic. szkody l mi.
lion frank6w. Przypuszczajs, ze
ogieh podsoayli woznice, kt6rzy oba.
wlaja sic, 70 nowe powozy gdy wei
d. W uzycie, pozbawis bsrdzo wiele
os6b zstrudnienia.
Konstantynopol.- Kr6lowa Wi.
ktorya, cesarz Wilhelm, car Mike.
}aj, prezydent Fsure kr6l Hum
bert przeslali sustaaowi odpowiedz
ma iego telegram, W ktorej radza
mu, aby zgodzia sic ma decyzye mo
carstw. Porta przesia} takze propo
zyoye, aby mu wolno byio poslat
wojsko ma Krete, ale mooarstws sta,
nowozo mu to odradzaja. Sultan po.
dobno postanowis ME ustepywad "
swych zadaniaoh.
Paryz.-Wiadoma jest rzeoza, ze
ludnosc Francyi powoli zmniejsza
sic, a to glownie z przyczyny zby'
ma}ej liczby zawieranych ma}zehstw
Rome dotychczas podawano proje.
kts, jakby przyozynid sic do wzro.
stu ludnosci francuskiej, obeonie
zas senatorowie Guyot, Liable
i Berthelol wniesli projekt, aby
zonaci mezczyzni tylko po roku woj'
skowo s}usyli. Przypuszczaja oni
Ae W ten spos6b maodzi mezczyzni
chetnlej zwiszki ma1zehskie zawierat
beds. Gdyby wszakze, kto choial
sic ozenic tylko dla tego, aby miast
try lata, rok tylko wojskowo s&u'
zyc, igdyby po tym czasie Zone swa
zostawi1, natenczas zabiora 60 po
nownie do wojska bedzie musial
jeszcze try lata odsluzy6.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-07-17
Strajk g6rnik6w.

Pittsburg, Pa. - Straj k W kopal'
mach wegla, trwajaoy juz drugi ty'
dzieh, zdaje sic, ze wkrotce zostanie
ukohczony, tembardziej, 70 tax ro-
botnicy, jak kapitalisoi pragns
jak najrychlejszego za}atwienia spo'
ru. Donosza wlasnie, ze w. P. Mo
Armitt, prezydent kompanii gazo'
wei stara sic wraz inuymi praco-
dawcami opracowac TAXI plan, kto-
regoby robotnicy byli zadowoleni.
Proponuje on, aby sklepy kompani-
czne zniesiono i aby wogole trakto-
wano robotnika jak oz}owieka, ME
jak dotychozas, ze go szaeowano nj.
zej bydlecia. Projekt to piekny je-
zeli inni w}asoiciele kopalh nan sic
zgodza, natenozas straj jk skohozy sic
na dobro robotnik6w. Gdyby zas
kapitalisoi ME zgodzili sig nan, wte-
dy gorsze groza nastepstwa, bo "a.
burzenia, kt6re juz dzisiaj sic po.
czynaja.
Spring Valley, Ill.-G6rnicy W
kopalniaoh Marquette zaprzestali
pracy. Udawah sic oni do kopalni,
ale zastapili i'm droge strajkierzy z
innych kopalh i po kr6tkiem pre-.
m6wieniu przekonali ich, ze tylko
wsp6lna walka beda mogli lepszy
byt sobie wywalczyc.
Milwaukee, Wis z powodu
strajku W kopalniach wegla, chica-
gosoy haudlarze kupuje wegiel W
Milwaukee, aby tylko zam6wienia
wype}nit. Ceny "a wegle podwoily
sic niemal.
Indianapolis, Ind Gubernator
Mount interesuje sic bardzo wiele
strajkiem g6rnikow, rozpatruje po-
wody ma zamlar ZamlanoWac koml.
sye, kt6raby sic starala sp6r ten "a
latwic.
Columbus, O.-Prezydent Ratch.
ford powiada, ze straj jk musza wy
gra6 robotnioy.
Springfield, Il].-G6rnioy W ko-
palni Sagamon zastrajkowali W licz.
bic 1645.
Huntington, W. Va.-Dotyohczas
g6rnioy ME przyleczyli sic do straj.
ku.
Pittsburg, Pa.-Cena wegla pod
nios}a sic $1.50 ma $1.75.
GAINESVILLE, O.-Pracodawcy zga.
dzajs sic ma zadana oene.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-07-17
TrZeci ZlOt SOkOf6W.

lTZcCl AAOI oOAO1O".
w dniach 8, 4 i S lipca cd
by} sic W South Bend, Ind
trzeci zlot sokolstwa polskiege
W Ameryce i wypad} nadspo-
dziewanie swietnie. Ma zlocie
tym, zebranych by}o "a dele
gat6w. z gl6wniejszych uchwal
zanotowac nalezy, IL organ so,
koli uchwalono "a obowiazko.
wy dla wszystkich cz}onk6w;
sokolstwo podzielono ma diva
obwody: wschodni zachodni;
opodatkowano czlonk6w po |
cencie miesiecznie ma ,rsecz
Skarbu Narodowego i uchwa- =
lono oplacac naczelnika, redak.
tora organu i sekretarza, ma co
wyznaczono ! z og6lnego do
chodu. Przyszfy zlot odbyc sic
ma W r. 1899 W miescie Mil
waukee, a zlot okregowy naz.
naczony zostanie przez gl6wny
wydzial.
Nowy wydziai sk}ada sic z
nastepujacych druhow. K. Zy:
chli6ski prezesem, A. Bieli6ski
(z South Bend) i DIR. W. Stat.
kiewicz, wiceprezesami, S. 0.
sada, sekretarzem generalnym,
oh. A. B}aszczy6ski, kasyerem,
oh. s, Barszczewski, redakto.
rem "Soko}a," }" OBJ A. Osi6ski,
naczelnikiem, Bonk i Urbano-
wicz jego pomocnikami. Ma
czlonk6w Wydzialu .powo2ano
oh. e. Reichla, W. Wleklii-
skiego, A. Dziegielewskiego
J. Chmielidskiego i B. Zalew-
skiego, kt6ry zarazem bedzie
dyrygentem ch6r6w sokolich. I
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Montana, majaca 14e, ,OSO ludnosci
jest ME wiele mniejsra cd Japoh'
skiego oesarstwa, kt6re liozy 4l,OOO,.
600 os6b.
w miescie Kalkuoie W Iodyach,
zanosi sic ma wielkie zaburzenia ro'
botnicze, a wskutek tego wojsko
stoi tam W pogotowiu. Robotuicy "
liczbie 5000 ida wprost ma miasto.
Introligatorzy chioagoscy po 8
dniowym strajku powrocili do pracy,
zyskawszy niekt6re tylko re swych
zadah, mianowioie gaowne, aby tyl'
ko uuijui robotnioy byli zatrudniani'
Ugode zawarto ma jeden rok.
Brotherhood of Men, stowarzysze.
ME robotnioze W Minneapolis, licza
ce 500 ozaonk6w, Jest przeciwne od-
dawaniu piracy miejskiej "a kontra'
kten, jak r6wniez sprzeciwia sic
sprowadzaniu robotnik6w Z innyoh
miast.
Kompania London Small Arms "
Londynie zaprowadzisa dla swych
robotnik6w 9.miogodzinny dzieh
pracy, ME zmniejszajac psacy. Ulze
ME to wprowadzila kompania ia do.
browolnie powodu zaprowadzenia
pospiesznych ulepszonych maszyn,
ktore pozwalaja PREY zmniejszonych
wydatkaoh dawna ilosc piracy wy
kona6.
Robotnicy W fabrykach bia.
lei blachy W Pennsylvanii O..
siagneli podwy2szenia pfacy o
9 procent.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-07-17
NOwe praWO celne.

Kt6re w}asnie podpisane zosta}o przez
prezydenta. uwazane bye moze jako De
klaracya Przemysfowej Niepodleg5osci.
Wierny tekst tego prawa zostaf wfasnie
drukiem ogfoszony przez American Pro.
tective Tariff League pozadanem by BY
10, aby prawo to pozna{ dobrze kazdy o.
bywatel. Protekcyonisci powinni miec ma
zapasie po kilka kopij, ably je rozdat.
Piec kopij pose}amy ma kazdy adres "a
przes{aniem nam 10 cent6w. Piszc'e po
document No. 80 adresujcie: w. F.
Wakeman, Genl Sec'y, 1856 West 23rd
ct. New York.
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TOLEDO, OHIO, SOBOTA, II LIPCA 1897
w St. Louis Mo-, przysiegli

W St. Louis Mo-, przysieglj
wniesli skargi 0 oszustwo prze'
civ sedziom wyborczym: g. F,
Waller, Th. F. Carey, Th. F.
Dunn, Oh. Shoemiller, VIM
Budde i R. Carey,
z powodu gorsczki bylo pc
kilka wypadk6w smierci W u
biegla niedziele poniedziaiek
W wiekszych miastach, jak
Chicago, New York, Filadelfia
Cleveland, Cincinnati it'd.
Zloci Demokraci " Iowie
odbyli konwencye we srods W
miescie Des Moines i nomino.
wall caly tykiet stanowy. Oglo
sill platforme, kt6ra sic ro3ni
tylko s}owami, ale ME trescia,
cd republikahskiej platformy
narodowej.
Ma konwencye towarzystwa
religijnego Christian Endeavor
do San Francisco zjechalo sic
ju3 przesz}o 10000 os6b. Ma
kclejaoh 3elaznych W drodze
ma to konwencye W kilku miej,
scach by}y wypadki. Pod Chi.
cago zabitych by}o IL os6b,
pod Cincinnati 3, "a St. Louis
8 it'd.