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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-09-10

On what decent pretence, it is asked,
could our government demand, as a
condition of peace, the permanent
surrender by Spain of the Philippines,
or Porto Rico, or any other of her CO.
lonial possessions? says the New York
Tribune, and then answers the ques'
ton: On no mere pretence, but on the
well-established ground of the vic.
tors right to exact q war indemnity
from the conquered foe, and to pre-
scribe the manner in which that in
demnity shall be paid. Japan beat
China and took Formosa. Turkey
beat Greece, and took q strip Of terri,
tory, with the assent of the Powers.
Russia beat Turkey, and took slice
of Armenia. Germany beat France,
and took Alsace-Lorraine. Prussia
beat Denmark and took SchIeswig.
Holstein. The United States beat
Mexico, aud took California and
New Mexico. The rule may be @
harsh one, but it is the law of nations.
On what decent pretence could our
government be asked to fight Spain,
liberate Cuba, and pay all the bills
without indemnity?
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-09-10
Screen Doors Made In WihIes

Screen doors, such as are u. y NJ
keep out flies and other insee e;s. 4
made almost wholly by maenla h
They can be bought in various ..,h,s
in stores, like any other ma a m
disc, and they are sold SO cne ~ II
they are now more common. .,ti,ls
than ever. Like many othel w.. &
used in summer, screen ao s.. II
made in winter in factories Una. ~ 81
be occupied in summer IN 'n ~, N
duction of snow shovels' Am. 1a
doors are shipped from the >. ia ss,ls,l
to large wholesale buyers ~ IN tbst
lots. The wholesale TRADE ~. y ii
begins, in April and {! ENDS ls:.aarp; g
LIST of July, the retail ais Soors j
continuing later. Screen aO NV d
sold everywhere in this co Tau Yof
thew are also exported Nov
Sun.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-09-10
CASTLES IN SPAIN.


HeS
sbade An bird,
made
hsOOthn
around
light! flashing
Their brilanc the eternal snow!
How and spire bid to
kndled flashing
rstae
Folds
below From mortal eyes
gentle We're yelled the gor n OF
These glorious castles our
Ne Home Journal
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-09-10

1t must be borne in mind that the
test to which applicants for army en-
listment are subjected is very severe.
Still recent report of Adjutant Cen
eral Corbin presents some surprising
figures. This report refers only to
enlistments for the regular army, of
which the total for the month of May
was 9540, the enlistments for general
recruiting service numbering 52O7,
and the enlistments for special re-
cruitinS service numbering 1888. The
enlistments in cities were 1880 and
the enlistments at military posts and
in the field were 1850. In list of
twenty-nine recruiting stations in
cities some very interesting facts are
stated, which show how difficult it is
to maintain the high standard required
in the army. At these stations there
were 47,S71 applicants for enlistment,
and of the number of applicants a., :
Ala were rejected. In Boston, Cincin-
natl and indianapolis only one out of
five applicants was accepted. In St.
Louis the proportion was one out of
FOUR in New York one out of seven, in
Philadelphia one out of twelve, and in
Chicago one out of Is.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-09-10

By and by historians will say some
thing fine of the age which produced
statesmen and scholars SO great, 50
wise, so pure in heart, as Lincoln,
Tennyson, Gladstone, and their illus
trious fellow-workers in state-craft
and literature.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-09-10
Published Weekly at

Sixty human lives were saved last
year by the ia stations OF the Society
for Saving the Shipwrecked. The
number of lives saved in thirty-two
years is 24l4,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-09-10
THE NAVY's MlNIATu5r
A Great Tank in WhicEM.
Warships Are to Ba ~ - y

---@ - atl MA
A Great Tank in whiceM,s.,
~, warsh hi Are to s s; as.,,,
Close to the water front Y.
factory in Washington ~ y y, :
detrimental tank Of the nav y ! 9,
rapidly completed, and by y y
bidders t, have submitted pro. v
the construction of big r'SSs ss,' Y
and monitors recently cal usSs ! II
will be ready to test miniat 1u y
els OF paratfine and wax, rsas 4
ing the proposed new additioaps ss'a b
country's fighting strength On NJ y
There is no tank in the world
to this one in size, eos a
and completeness Of i.
trical devices. 1t is longer All
than the best owned BY fora;a as
tries, and covers an area = q I
,uliy capaole OF floating soma !
largest torpedo boats. II loot. \!
an immense natatorium, and, il N
would make an excellent one.
The plan Of having a biz NJ.
housed over, with brick siS ~
concrete bottom, in which l;t.ls
els of all new ships to be built +, H
navy should be tested, was suao.'!
some years ago by Chief ConsSsss.]
Hitchborn, who had noted tba.,'
lent results obtained in Great ~ \;
and France by testing designs i u
ships before their actual linz, Y u
decided upon by constructins :,
models and having them M
through the water at given rsl,.
speed. The resistance offered i,
models to the water formed a MI
which close estimates could be NJ
of the probable speed Of the M
ships when in service, and fsals
designs could be readily detected l
corrected before the vessels wers n
pleted. Two years ago Conprss,
propriated 100000 with vbii
build a tank, and under directin'
Constructor Taylor the work h.,
advanced that it will be avsilsb|.S
few weeks.
When a new vessel is to be buiA'
model of it is made about eight |,
long, care being observed to haeI
lines accurately moulded. This no
is made of wood and covered vii
mixture of paraffine and wax tos
it a smooth surface. Running
entire length Of the tank, several /
above the water is an electrical i
toy apparatus, to which the mods
attached, and by which it is drs
through the water at certain /,
speeds. The waves created auds
character are noted, and the dhh
ance caused abeam and the gsa
effect produced on the water By
vessel are closely watched. vi
defects are apparent the desigl
the proposed vessel are altered To-
rect them, and by this means
constructors can estimate accun
just the amount of steam povs
quired to send q vessel Of a ca
displacement and design througi
water at a given rate of speed,
els are now being made Of thsi
Aew battleships. which will b
first tested in the new tank. Iii
pected that some valuable lesson
be learned from the experimsil
which improvements may be ma
the plans of the ships. New
Sun.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-11-04
MANTON.

The Grammar school building is being
rooted in.
Joseph Keegan, who has been on the
sick list, is better.
Mrs. NJ. J. Hannon, who has been Sc
riously i'll, is better.
Miss Lena Joyce, who has been sick, is
able to be out again.
Joseph Wolfram has concluded his
labors at the Manton mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Ambach are enter
tanning relatives from Maine.
Superintendent Brown of the Manton
mill is in New York for few days.
E. B. Evans and family have returned
from Seekonk and will spend the winter
here.
The Manton first eleven won q game OF
football last Saturday from the Pekin
Stars of Capitol Hill,
The Manton Juniors football team will
play the Concords of the Annex on Sat
urday on the Manton grounds.
Samuel Bottomley picked a cupfull ot
ripe rasberries on Thursday OF this week,
"a little unusual for November.
Emory Thurber Of this place is on the
council ballot for the 10th ward. II Mr..
Thurber's popularity is a criterion, he
will receive large vote.
On Wednesday evening Lincoln Lodge
X of P. gave a whist party in Odd Eel
lows Hall. The evening proved a very
pleasant one to those present. Thomas
Mack took the first prize and Mr.. ]. Hor
rigan the BOBBY prize.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-11-04
GRANiTEVILLE.

George w. Carter is building barn.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society met on
Thursday with Mrs. Henry Adams.
E. 0. Kennedy of Danielson, Conn. is
visiting at @. w. Carter's.
William Carey, who has been i'll for
some time, is able to be out again.
John Frawley this week took several
horses belonging to DIR. Barnard to Bos-
ton for the winter.
The pulpit OF the Baptist church will
be supplied next Sunday by clergyma n
from Whitman. Mass.
Miss Lizzie Olney spent several days
this week with the family OF Rev. Mr..
Hopkins of South Providence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-11-04
CENTERDALE.

The.Centerdale Worsted Co. has added
a new horse to its stable.
n. F. Reiner made a hunting trip to
Burrillville this weed and had good sue
cess.
The Centerdale Working Girls Club
held preliminary meeting on Thursday
evening.
c. L. Whipple OF Greenville is at the
Centerdale Hotel Stables every Thursday
to clip horses.
The rumor that H. A Fenner had re.
tired from the undertaking business is
entirely unfounded.
B. F. Sweet, Jr., has laid new walks
around his house and he has one Of the
handsomest lawns in town.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-11-04
NORTH SCITUATE.

Edward Austin and Coomer Ford are
painting for Olneyville ties.
The sick ones are all doing well, no
new cases of scarlet fever being reported.
There has been no services at the Holi-
ness Chapel since tie scarlet fever first
broke OUT. Mr.. Dory's children being
among the first taken.
James F. Smith and wife, Mrs. Alphon-
so Sweet, Mrs. James Warren, all OF
Providence. we're the guests OF Misses
Mary and Sarah Smith this week.
Services at the Baptist Church as usual
at II a. IN. The social meetings at this
church Of late have been very we'll at
tended and unusually helpful and in
teresting.
tits evident that the mill which has
been idle for so long will soon start up.
Stock is being purchased and help is
being engaged. 1t is said that operations
will be resumed on Monday, November
II.
The number of cases Of scarlet fever are
not increasing and those sick with the
disease are all getting along well. 1t is
hoped that the worst of the contagion
is over.
Now that peace has been secured the
wedding bells will soon be ringing. The
home nest is being prepared with all
possible haste. Congratulations will
soon be in order. Indications are that
others will soon follow.
The w c. T. U. held their annual
meeting with Mrs. Laura Hopkins, on
Friday Of last week. The same officers
hold over: Mrs. Addie Northup, Presi-
dent; Mrs. Minnie Steere, Mrs. Ada Rem
inston. Vice-Presidents; Mrs. Laura
Hopkins, Secretary Mrs. Carrie Bennett,
Treasurer. They will hold lunch at the
voting booth on election day as usual.
The friends OF Deacon Benz. Hopkins
and wife remembered that last Saturday
was Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins 44th wedding
anniversary, so they decided to give them
a surprise, so at s p. m, they took pos
session Of their house. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hopkins being absent, they returned soon
after and were very much surprised
to find their house brilliantly Lighted and
the neighbors making merry at their own
sweet will. They were equal to the oc-
casion. however, and gave them very
cordial reception; music and games made
the evening pass very quickly. One fea-
ture Of the evenings entertainment was
the presentation Of an elegant Morris
chair to the deacon by the pastor, Mr..
Kenyon. Mr.. Kenyon read a poem and
in very pleasing speech in behalf OF the
company, presented Mr.. Hopkins with
the char. Mr.. Hopkins respon led by
thanking the company, one and all, for
their kind remembrance and presence.
After refreshments were served the COM
pany left wishing the host and hostess
many happy returns of the day.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-11-04
DISTRICT No. z. JOHNSTON

John Kennedy has moved into Newton
Deveraux's house.
Frank Flanagan has recently purchased
fine piano from the rooms of M. Steinert
& Co. of Providence.
The funeral OF Mrs. Michael Donovan
was so'emnized on Monday at her late
residence. The interment took place at
Norwich, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J. Feeley attended
a birthday party at the residence of James
Feeley bn Potter's avenue. Providence,
on Wednesday evening.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-11-04
BELKNAP DISTRICT.

Miss Stella Paine, Of Providence, is
visiting relatives here.
Several from this place attended the
reception Of the teachers at the new Nor
NAL School building, last Friday evening.
The Ladies' Society met with Mrs.
Fred w. Belknap Wednesday afternoon
and evening. A fine clam chowder was
served to which many participated.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-11-04
ALLENDALE.

George w. Capwell OF this place has
been granten pension of So per month.
Henry Wright has severed his connec-
ton with the Allendale store,
MrsAGeorge Capwell is quite ill.
Superintendent Lawton of the Ashland
Mill spent Sunday in this place,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-11-04

Prof. E. Turner, who is located at 434
Westminster street, seems 10 be quite sure
of his powers as p medium, as he chal
lenges any medium in the world to equal
him in revealing PERSONS past or telling
his future. The professor asks no fee in
advance and refuses to accept renumera-
ton when his readings are not satisfac
tory. Prof. Turner has been in Prov i.
dence about two months and his popu larity
does not seem to wane. His parlors are
usually crowded with people who wish to
test his wonderful powers.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-11-04

Educate Your Bowels With Cascareus.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever
10c. 25c. II c. c. fail, druggists refund money.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-11-04

Salesman to sell our Lubricating Oils,
Greases and PetrOlatum. Fine goods and
liberal commission. Address, Penn
PetrOlatum Co., Office and
Refinery, COraOpOliS, Pa.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-19
Handel z Abisynia.

Petersburg, 18 lut. - Staraniem
poselstwa abisyhskiego W Petersbur
gu, powstana agentury hand]owe "
Warszawie, Kijowie, Odesie Mo
skwiei Petersburgu. Zadaniem agen.
tur bedzie dokonywanis odpowied
mich operaoyj handlowych, polegaja
cych ma wysy&aniu miejsoowych wy.
rob6w do Abisynii ma rozpowszech
MANU- W obrebie pahstwa rosyjskie.
go produkt6w abisyhskioh, ii. kawy
futer, sk6r, kosoi sloniowej i t. d
Ambasada nabywa okret, kt6ry &C
miesiac bedzie odbywaa W celach
handlowych kursy miedzy Dzibutti
Odesa. Poczstek W omawianym kie
runku jest Juz zrobiony. z Moskwy
przybyao do Odesy sledm wagon6w,
napelnionych pr6bami rozmaityoh to
war6w, kt6re przeladowano ma okre'
"Caryca," idscy do Abisynii.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-19
Walka plemienna.

Wiedeh, IS Lut.--S-jm czeski jest
soens ciagfyeh prowokacyj ze strony
osaawionego Wolff, kt6ry "a kaz.
dym razem, gdy przemawis, drsani j
wyzywa c,ech6w W "s;wstretniejszy
sposob. Czes, ze swej strony FAINTER
pelowali namiestnika W sprawie u.
chwaly, powzietej przez sejm doloo-
austryaok:j tyczscej sic jezyka wy.
kladowego W szkolsch ludowych. A
mianowicie sejm dolno-sustryacki
ze stol ca Wiedniem) u hwsli} by
jezkiem wykiadowym W tycbze s.ko.
lscb byi jedynie jezvk niemiecki.
Jest to wnlosex, wrscz wym'erzony
przeciwko czechom.
Poniewaz czech6w ooraz wieoei
mieszka w Dolnej Austryi, .wla.
szcza W W'einiu, gdxie ich bedzie
do dwustu tysiecy; ponie vsa ci czesi
msjs juz swoje szkoiy prywatne, to.
raz zas domagajs sic, ty one bysy
prsyjete na kos't skacbu prowincyi.
przeto niemcy chcac niejako zasunse
rygiel przeciwko podobnym uro.
observation-disclosures zreszts kon.
stytucyjnym ze strony czech6w,
powziell W sejmie powyasza uehwa.
ae. Ala ten sejm DON -austrysoki W
swoich uroszczeniach idzie jeszoze
dslej, gdya ueh"alil req, lucys, WY.
wsjacs Rad do zaprou adzepis jezy-
ks nieunieckiego jako p, hstwowego i
urzedowego W cssem pststwie. w
og6le bIta niemc6w cd roku niepo.
mieruie wzr' STA i nsstaje ooraz VIE
kszy rozdziai pomie izy ludnosoi4
nieniecka i slowiahska, GO estate
cznie moze doprowadzic do rozpad-
Nicola sic pahstwa.. .., 900. A,,
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-19
EkSplOZya ma OkreCie.

Havana, 18 Lut.-Na pokladzie
wojennego statku "Maine," kt6ry na.
lezy do Stan6w .Zjednoozonych i
znajduie sic obeonie W przystsni ha,
wahskiej, miAaa miejsce stras,na eks.
plo.ya. Wiele es6b los: alo zabityoh
i poranionych. Prsyozyna eksplozyi
ME wiadoma. Porsnien, majtkowie z
"Maine" ME 50 W stanie udsieli6 wy
jasnieh, bo spsli W czasis wybuchu.
Przypus.czaja, 70 ststek jest oal-
kiem zburzony,-Eksplozya wstrza-
sne'a oalem miastem; okna popekaly
W wielu domach. Kapitsn Sigsbee lin
nj oGoerowie uszli calo. Havshsoy
strazacy ratowali p'onqoy statek ,
troskliwie opatrywsli ohoryoh wy
nosili ich ma brzeg. Widok to byf
okropny.
258 msjtkow zostaio zabityoh lub
utopionyoh. =. a, ~ .,
Og6lne jest muiemanie, ze jakis
fanatyk hiszpahski podplyna' 1odzia
W nocy pod okret podrzucil wielka
bombe dynamitowa.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-19
Zamach dOkOnany.

Dyktator Guatemala, p. Barrios
zostaa zamordowany przez niewykry
tego cz}owieka. Jest to trze Gle NOR.
derstwo dokonane przez rewoluoyo
nist6w cd czerwca zr. Najpierw "a
bill brsta Barrioss W San Jose, ma
stepnie zone naozeluika polioy
Quzeltenango. Wreszoie dokonali
zamachu i ma samym Barrios'e. Do
przeciwnik6w Barriosa liczyli sic
pr.ewasnie kupcy, kt6rzy musieli o.
p3aoa6 wielkie podatki. Oni to wy.
znaczyli 100000 nagrody "a zamor,
dowanio dyktatora.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-19
TELEGRAMY ZAMORSKlE.

Havana, Is lut. - Ro.es,}a sic 20.
gfoska, ze gen. Blanco pods& sic dc
resygnacyi, aianany niepowodzenia
mi.
Msdryt, IS lut. - Rad obstawil
wojskiem ambasade amerykahska, a.
by ME dopuscit motloohu do napadu,
ktory byt zamierzouy, powodu
skandslu DeLome'a.
Seattle, Wash, Is Lut.. INA okre
Gle "Clsra Nevada W drodze do
Alaski, powsta} polar i okret spsonal
ma srodku mora, a rs&oga, skladaja
ca sic 40 os6b, zatoneaa.
Tenr,ffe, wyspy Kanad. kie, Is
Lut.--Okret "Flashat," W drodzs z
Marsyl'i do Kolonii, rozbi} sig W po-
bliau Agate Point. Kspi'an, l officer
i II majtk6w wyratowali sic ma 10
dziAch, 'g'ne}o 80 majtkow i 40 ia
sater6w.
P~ryA, l8 l.ut Process Zoli trivia
juz IL dni, ale ME ma sic ku kohoo-
wi. Rad rozmsitemi iDtrygami ot,
wartemi nsduzyciami ME dopuszozs
swiadk6w do zeznsh prawdziwych
z CORY juz lest uplsnowane, ze Zola
ma bye skazany ma 6 miesiecy do
wiezienia.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-19

Indianapolis, Ind.-.Przy fabryka.
cyl szkaa W Indiana pracuja dzieoi
juz cd II roku statystyks wykazu.
je, 70 dziesieciorga siedm umiera "
dziewietnastym roku zyoia. Mecca
sic, pooe znojs to male istoty przy
rozpalonych piecaoh, dopoki sic ich
smutne i opsakane zycie ME lwypali'
Zarzadoy fabryk zatrudniaja je, ME
troszoz%c sic bynajmniej o to, lie z
tyoh nieszcsesliwyoh istot spala sic
zwolna przy zarze piec6w j PREY
rosognionych szkaach, kt6re musza
dzwiga6 miejsca ma miejsce be.
ohwili wytohuienia.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-19

/ Denver, CoL-W stanaoh. Wyo
ming, Colorado, Utah i Idaho ko
biety So obdarzone wszystkiemi prey.
wilejami prsy wyborach ise upraw.
nione do wszystkich urzed6w ma row.
nj mezozyznsmi.s w Kansas do.
zwolonem jest kobietom g&osowat
przy wyboraoh municypalnych; "
Iowa kobiety, kt6re plaoa podatki,
moga giosows6 przy. ws.ystkioh
kwestyach, dotyczaoych rozporza.
dzenia pieniedzmi; " Illinois kobie.
ty oddaje swoje gacsy ma dyrekto
row uniwersytetu stanowego.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-19

Chicago, Ill.-Dyrektorzy kolei
Chicago and Eastern Iii n o S
rozeslali oyrkularze do wszyst
kich, kt6rzy cyli poprzednio zatrud.
nieni ma tel kolei i brali udziaa W
strajku r. 1894, zaprassajaoioh do
objecia dawnych obowiazk6w. Me
zawodnie jest towynikiem liosnych
skarg swieso wniesionych przeciwko
zarzadowi tel kolei umiessozenie
straj ajkier6w. z "a ma ozarnej .liscie. u
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-19
PrzygOtowania ma wystawe pa.
ryska.


Berlin, 18 Lut.-W Niemcxech 70
biz ogromne prsygotowsnia, celem
wziecia udziaau W wystswie parry.
skiej 1890 +. Jest to czyn bardzo
msdry. Owa wystawa bedsie popi
sem miedzynarodowym przemys}u
wszechswlatowego. Niemcy zatem
ohos sic godnie popisat i wykaza6 ze
ioh przemyss obeonie, nawet an.
gielskim, ktory "a najpierwszy W
swieoie uohodzi, smis}o moze rywali-
zowac. w tym celu niemieckie k Ia
prsemyslowe rozwijaja gorscskowa
dzialaluos6 wedlug ]ednolitego pla-
nu; usoAonego przez wsp6lny komi-
tot, q prssa niemiecka przejawia jak
najgorets.e zajecie wssystkiem, co
sic do wystawy paryskiej odnosi. So
bowiem tacy, kt6rzy movie, 20
id.ie o .gotowanie Francyi drugiego
przemyslo-handlowego Sedanu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-19
pania 20 kilkunsstu zaledwie m ,nu-
tach przyjeis ich ssdauie. Chtopoy
beds teraz dostawac po $3.50 dzisn
ME.

Albany, N. Y.-Newyorski od'
dsia& Ameryks hskiej Federacyi Pra.
oy ma odbytej W tenn miescie sesyi "
ubiegsy poniedziasek postanowii dru'
kowac i puszcza6 W obieg nazw.ska
tych p, SLOW seuator6w, ktorzy u.
parole oponowali praeciwko date.
niom d. polepszenis doll klasy pra.
cujacej. Nazwiska tych, ktorzy po.
piersl, te dazenia rowniez beda dru.
kowane dla cyrkulacyi pod naga6w.
klein "zasiugujscy ma uwsge."
"Interoational Paper Co.," bedscs
kombiuacya wszystkioh wielkioh firm
W kraju, podpisa3a akty poaaczeniu
sic W jedno ciato kapita}em $45,.
100000. Kompsnia ia zosta2a utwo
rzona W celu "kierowsnis i zawiado
wywauia W St.nic Newyorsklm
wszystkimi fAbrykatami rozmaitych
gstunk6w papieru, wlacznie ze
wszystkiem, so pozostsje W jakiem.
kolwiek zwiazku tenn przedsiebior-
stwem, jake to: dobywanie siarczamu
4elsza, glinki, siarki, wegla, azolitu i
innych w}oknisstych mine ra}6w i ma
teryaaow; zakup, wynajmowsnie i
rozprze strzenianie mirjsco wosci le
sistych; tudziez utrzymYwanie pro.
wadzenie handlu W New Yorku i in
nyoh stanach Potnocnej Ameryki i
Kanaiy." Kapitas dzieli sic ma $25,
600, 900 funduszu przenosnego ma
$40, 100000 majatku wsp6luego. Ia
strzezonem jest przytem prawo po.
wiekszenia funduszu prz snosnego
prnez wydanie 100000 .koyj po
500 kazda, jezeli to okaze sic ko.
niecsnem przy przemianie zastawu
bond6w kompanicznyoh, wypusz.
czanych celem zebrania ga6wnej su
my $10,O00,000. Kompania zaoznie
interes $50, 100000. .,- ..~.... ,-.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-19

Boston, ,Msss.-W Iubiegaa ME
dziele, wiaczorem, Gala armia robot.
nik6w bez pracy zajeia 'ulice wiodace
do ratusza, zeby W poniedziasek ranc
dosta6 zatrudnienie. w poniedzia
lex przyjmowano ioh po porzadkn;
zapisano 500 nazwisk, a wieoej niz
1000 zostaso odes'anych niozem.
Przy gaszeoiu pozaru, kt6ry po
wstaa W jednym wiekssyoh tuej
ssyoh sklep6w b1awatnyoh, czterech
stra4akow stracilo zycie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-19

Milwaukee, Wis.-Dochody kom
psnii telefonicznej wynosily W ubie
g}ym roku $434, 1853; podstku "a
p@acila kompania $13,O43.
w biezacym miesiacu odbedzie sit
drugi egzamin ma plumbier6w i cze
ladnik6w plumbierskich, jako tez ns
dozorc6w W kapi ielach Cartera Har
risona. Policyanci beds sk2adsc eg
zamina ma sierzant6w.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-02-19

Lipsk, Niemcy. - Koopers' y wne
p,ekarnie, mad kt6remi nadz ,ruis So
cyalisci, zaprowadsisy osmiogodziuny
dzieh piracy. Dotychczasowe wyna.
grsdzanie W piekarniach wykraozalo
poza srednis miare, a robotnicy o.
PROOF zapaaty dostawali darmo 0.
dzienie, bielizne i chleb. Piekarnis
jest zaopatrzons W znakomite wenty
lacye i utrzymuje wauny dla 70 oootni
kow. Kszdy robotnik ma opr6oz
niedzieli kazdy 6smy dzieh wolny.