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OTHER MARK ETs.
Omaha Live stock.

head: market steady. Native beef steers.
$4a5; Western steers. G.S0a4.I0; Texas
steers. s3.M0435; cows and heifers. So
m4.3O: 81 25d3: stockers and feed
ers, 81. SOFAS; calves. S4d6.75; bulls and
stays. s2.50M3.75.
Hogs-Reccipts, $500 head; market easy
Heavy, 81. 70d3.0: mixed. S70n3.7 ira
light. s3.65a3. 20: bulk OF sales. 2.70d3.75.
Sheep-Receipts, 3.O00 head; marke,
steady. Fair to choice natives. 81. ~;
fair to choice Westerns. 81. 70d47 20: com.
mon and stock sheep. $685.; lambs. ua
M5.7
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Metal Market.

New York. April l2-Pig iron warrants.
ss.ssde.G. Lake copper very firm. with buy
ers at 12c. Tin. H.35n1445c. Speiter. AS
G4.Gc. Lead. steady: 3s5c bid: soc
asked. The firm that fixes the selling
price for miners and smeiters quotes lead
at 3.5cc at the close. Bar silver. 557sc.
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Reported Drowned.

Great Falls. April 12.-It Is reported
tonight hat Harry H.. Fitch, formerly
a rancher near the Big Falls, has been
drowned near Skaguay by the capsiz-
ing Of a BOAT on which he was a passen-
ger. He left here about six weeks ago.
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Liverpool April i2-Imports of wheat
into Liverpool from the Atlantic ports Tor
the week. Sl.as quarters: from Pacific
ports. SEQ: from other ports. $500 quar-
tiers. Imports OF corn In Liverpool from
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Treasury statement.

Washington. April 12~-To-day's state
ment Of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. s22s. 31. =
7ss: gold reserve. SITS So. 0s4-
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A QUESTION OF NOTES.

b Great Falls Bank Begins Suit
Against Several Cisisens.
Great Falls. April 12-This afternoon
in the district court suit was filed by
the Great Falls National n against
r. g. Ford. H. o. Chowen. ran b.
Wilcox. s. f. Chowen. c. NJ. Webster.
Agnes b. Chowen. Ira Myers. A. w.
Kingsbury. Ernest Crutcher, Bach
Cory Co. Qimited). the American Loan
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II you are a crank. critic or connois-
seur on Clear Goods" try Belmont's
The Cream Of the havana CROP" m
II you fancy domestics. get your mon
ey's worth by buying Queen Marys."
Browne & Heilbronner. agents.
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A general commercial banking business
transacted. including the purchase and
sale of State. County ard City securities
a careful attention to collections and the
acceptance OF trusts
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tifIcates. s5<15s1h: Mexican dollars. GiS
6Gh. Government bonds. strong: state
bonds. dull: railroad bonds. irregular.
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A head without a Gordon Hat is like a man
without q country.

For Rent-Desk room in the Great
Falls Office of the Anaconda Standard. s.
per month; steam heated.
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San Francisco. April l2-Fall woods
Southern coast lambs. 1asc: San Joaquin
lambs. Ease: Northern lambs. 1lll2c:
mountain lambs. 10d12c; San Joaquin
plains. 7asc; Humboldt and Mendocino.
l4U lJc.
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London. April 12-Bar silver steady.
Esd. per ounce. Money. 2+a3 per cent.
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Boston. April 12-Oregon Short Line.
2sis; b. & NJ. l14k: b. 4 b.. 2th.: Par
rot. -.
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Atlantic ports for the week. 1900 quar-
tiers.
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MARKETS.


Chicago. April 12.-The government crop
report. showing a condition of IS. COM
pared with SIS last year. was responsible
in the main for the easy feeling which
marked the opening in wheat. The re-
port did not estimate the area planted.
but II II generally believed to be larger
than last year and the comparatively
high condition Of the figures caused quite
a little scattered liquidation at first. An
other bearish factor was the perfect
weather prevailing in the winter wheat
country. Opening trades in July ranged
from Sskc to ssisc. compared with yes
terday's closing price OF SS1&c. For a
brief time the market held around those
figures. Then the firm Northwest mar
kets. light receipts In that section and
liberal commission house buying caused
a hardening of prices and a slow advance
which was continued for nearly two
hours. Before ll:30 the market had add
vanced to S4Nc. This was close to cali
price. and selling against those privileges.
coupled with considerable liquidation.
sent July back to sac. Before noon the
market began to recover. The advance
was slow, however. until advices from
California came In. Large exporters OF
wheat in San Francisco said there was
to be no further exports from there for
Is months. and a Chicago firm had sold
for IL I'm San Francisco December wheat
at a price 2kc per bushel over yester-
day. The weather in California was still
unfavorable. with no prospects of relief.
Kansas also complained Of drought. The
market after the noon hour rapidly grew
strong. Besides the support received
from the California news. the market was
aided by the enormous continental de-
mand for cargoes. Liverpool and Paris
advices both stating that 1.2Oo,00 0 bushels
had been sold last week. The last hour
of trading was quite active. buying being
general and heavy and prices advanced
sharply. The strenst was maintained to
the close. July finally advancing TO s5sc
and closing firm at s5iids5Nc.
The strength Sof wheat ov~ershadowed
everything else I'm corn and drove shorts
to cover. May closed a shade higher.
Oats were steady for May. but trade
ter. May closed isc higher.
Provisions were very dull. Packers did
most of the business and dealt only in
small lots. The feeling was steady. with
fluctuations narrow in all products.
At the close May pork was 5 cents
lower: May lard unchanged and May
| ribs 2i2c lower
Cash Quotations.
Cash quotations We're as follows. Flour.
Arm: No. 3 spring wheat. 90m99c: No. 2
red. S1.05ixdl. 0e, No. 2 corn. 2s&M30c; No.
2 oats. 25s. a 2ec: No. 2 white. Z. o. b., 2sisc;
SIC: No. 2 barley, (. o. b.. 35d4oc: No.
fax seed. s1.22ls; prime timothy seed.
! 81. 75M2.s0; mess pork. per barrel. So "a
d9.sO; lard. per 100 pounds. Sis: short
| ribs Sides. 0oose). S.05m5. ~; dry salted
! shoulders. tboxed). Mdf7sc: short clear
sides. tboxedD. S.50m5.55; whiskey. distil-
lers' finished goods, per gal. N.20.
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Union Bank &TruSt Co.
Of HELENA, MONTANA.
HENRY ELLING. President.
HENRY KLEIN. Vice President
GEORGE L. RAMSEY. Cashier
nlDECTnDS.

Henry Filing.
Il. +. White.
r. s. Ford.
w. A. Clark. of Virginia City.
Henry Klein.
IL. A. DAcheul.
r. e. Wallace
W. G.. Bailey.
George l.. ramsey.
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Mining Application No. 302s.

NJ. A. MEVILY, Clerk.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18
The president made

preserved. The president made a
guarded reply.
The Cubans, of course, look upon
the armistice as only another trick
of SPANS to get time. Their dip
lomatic representative in Washington
demonstrates that they have a bona
fide government.
Advices from southwest Texas state
that Spanish agents are melting ig-
norant Mexicans and getting them
ready on both sides of the Rio Grande
to invade Texas, should war be de-
clared.
1t turns out that SPANS grant
of an armistice" is merely another
offer of autonomy, a suspension of
hostilities and a proposition to submit
the Maine horror to an international
board of marine experts.
Governor Adams of Colorado re-
cei3ed letter from Robert Mitchell
of Cortez, saying: 81 have the honor
to inform you that 500 Navajo In
dams have offered their services to
defend the United States against
Spain. They are good scouts"
Gen. Lee says he should be allowed
to lead the first division of the at
tack upon Havana, for he knows
how the city can be taken; and that
he will make report to the presi-
dent on the Maine calamity, but has
no additional evidence.
Horatio S. Rubens, counsel for the
Cuban junta, in declaring that the
Cubans would not welcome interVen-
ton until after a recognition of in
dependence, charged that Spain and
the United States were trying to force
autonomy.
Joseph Pauell Gibbons, an expert
electrician of London, says he made
the mines that were planted in
Havana harbor, and that they could
not have been exploded except from
the shore, and even then only by
connivance of the Spanish author
tiles.
1t is stated in Washington that
the movement among the European
powers to secure peace by persuading
Spain to grant the demands of
America originated with the president
himself, who hoped thus to avoid a
war. The visit Of the representatives
of the powers to the white house was
part of his plan.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18

toned at the naval academy at An
napolis, died of diabetes on board the
ram Katahdin at League island
navy yard.
A Pennsylvania railroad express
train which was stopped near Stuben-
vile, Ohio, because it had killed a
man on the track, was run into by
a freight train and five passengers in
jured.
,Stetson University at DeLand, Fla,
will be affiliated with the University
Of Chicago Stetson is a Baptist in
stitution, founded by John B. Stetson,
the hat manufacturer. 1t has a
faculty OF twenty instructors.
Charles S. Thompson was arraigned
in New York on the charge Of steal
ing watch presented by the Marquis
de Lafayette to George Washington.
The historic timepiece is owned by
Miss Anna M. D. Mitchell of Mary
land, a grandpiece Of Washington.
1t was recovered.
Frederick Milne, former assistant
engineer of the city works depart
ment, Brooklyn, who has been in
dicted on three counts for auditing
fraudulent claims against the city in
connection with the public works de-
partment, was sentenced to six
months Imprisonment and to pay a
fine of $500.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

Prince Konoe Tadahiro, a former
Japanese prime minister, is dead
The eightieth birthday of King
Christian Of Denmark was observed
Privy Councillor Bansch, engineer
Of the Baltic and North sea canal is
dead.
The Bank of England has in
creased it's rate of discount from 8 to
per cent.
The Anglo-Egyptian army defeated
the dervishes under Mahmoud and
captured Mahmoud.
The British government has ar
ranged to concentrate 1000 more
troops at Jamaica
Renewed anxiety prevails in Eng
land as to Mr. Gladstone's condition,
which continues critical.
Mamma Loa volcano on the Hawaiian
islands, is reported to be showing
strong indications of an early erup-
ton.
Japan is said to have agreed to the
British demand for lease of Wei
Hai-Wei, having been informed of it
in advance.
The international Panama canal
commission has completed it's in
spection of the canal and sailed for
New York.
There is feeling in Japan that,
after leaving Wei-Hai-Wei, Japan
must secure another foothold on the
Asiatic continent.
The members Of the Esterhazy
! court-martial decided to bring civil
action against lola and Perreux for
criticising their conduct.
A series of great fires have re-
Gently ragged in Toxic, Japan. In one
of them over 1900 persons were rem
dered homeless.
The Soir, of Brussels, states that
the Dreyfus trial will soon be an
nu1led by the French court of appeals,
on the same grounds as the lola trial.
Gaudauer, champion oarsman of
the world, and Robert Johnson of
Vancouver, have arranged match
race for the championship and a
purse. A side bet of $4,000 has been
made The race will be rowed this
summer at Burrand inlet at Vancou-
yer.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18
ODD FACTS

Waffle is from wafel a word of Teu-
tonic origin, meaning honeycomb.
Mulligatawney is from an East
Indian word meaning pepper water.
There are 71,000 more wome1 than
men in the state of Massachusetts,
and this excess is all in persons over
IA years of age.
The best examples of CycIopean
buildings are at Baalbec. There are
stones in the Baalbec walls 80 feet
above the leved, several of which
are so feet long, "a feet thick and Is
broad, each stone weighing over
$500 tons, all cut, dressed and brought
from distant quarries.
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DOMESTIC.
chicago May wheat, $1.06.

Chicago May wheat, $1.O6.
Chicago carpenters won their strike.
Mount ST. Helens (Wash.) shows
evidences of eruption.
Judge David S. Rose was elected
mayor of Milwaukee.
Rev. George Bushnell, D. D., died
in Wisconsin, aged II.
Judge David Conrad Metzker is dead
at Topeka, aged 66 years.
Champion Pugilist Fitzsimmons
says he will re-enter the ring.
The Mississippi river has reached
the danger hne at Memphis.
Gen. William P. Hardeman, Con-
federate veteran, died at Austin, Tex.
Mrs. George Carr and her two
small children were burned to death
at Bays, Ohio.
Pugilist George Stout died of in
juries received in a fight with the
Omaha Kid"
Voters of Kendrick, Idaho, chose
Miss Jessie E. Parker mayor, defeat
ing a man OF popularity.
Gov. Pingree failed to get his bill
the Michigan legislature.
Sixty-four cadets of the South
Carolina military academy have been
expelled for riotous conduct.
Margaret Mather, well-known &C
tress, died suddenly of Brights di-
sease in Charleston, w. Va.
Benjamin Hill was hanged at San
Quentin Prison, Cal, for the murder
of his wife Hill made confession.
Indians at White river, Utah, are
incensed at the government for open
ing up a reservation and trouble is
feared.
Albert Stilson, prominent lumber
man and once member of the Mimi
esota territorial legislature, died at
Anoka.
Rain fell in the farming districts
of northern California This will
greatly improve the outlook for the
grain crop.
Archibald H. Walsh, second vice
president of the New York Life In
surance Company, died at Morristown,
N. J., aged 50 years.
Rev. Dr. S. c. Swallow of Harris
nomination for governor of Pennsyl-
vania on an anti-boss platform.
Governor Tanner has refused to in
terfere with the execution of Edward
Shannon, sentenced to be hanged at
Wheaton for the murder of his wife.
Tell h1iconc rn-n1natn6
Governor Dyer and secured majority
in the legislature, which insures the
reelection of United States Senator
Aldrich.
The story told by Carr, the ex
United States mail carrier, that he
had news from Andree, the balloonist
proves to be fabrication pure and
simple.
Herbert G. Nichols, who stole $780,,
900 from Browning, King & Co.,
of Chicago, was captured in New York
after he had baff1ed pursuit for five
years.
The National Wall Paper company
is said to be trying to form a new
combination Of wall paper manufac-
turers to take in those not now con-
nected with 1t.
Henry Stafford Little, formerly
clerk in chancery in New Jersey, has
given 100000 to Princeton university.
This gift will complete the quadrangle
upon the campus.
Edward Sewall, nephew of Arthur
Sewall, recent Vice-Presidential can
didate, was arrested in New York,
charged with alternating the affections
of the wife of ships captain.
Lieut. David Daniels, formerly sta
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18

The state Of Mississippi is already
we'll off in educational facilities. but
some of her citizens want to add to
them, and are endeavoring to raise
a fund for the endowment of uni
versity they wish to establish at
Vicksburg, giving it the name of that
war-renowned city.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18
Blood
is Life
Pure Blood
Is Health

Without blood circulating through your
veins you could not i've Without pure
blood you cannot be .-ell The healthy
actlon Of every organ depends upon the
purity and richness Of the blood by which
it is nourished and sustained If you
have salt rheun, scrofula sores pimples,
hollis or any kind of humor. your blood is
not pure. If you take Hoods Sarsaparil-
la It will make your blood pure and
promptly relieve all these troubles In
the spring the blood is loaded with lmpu'
rites Hence. all those unsightly erup-
tons. that langunr and depl ession, and
the danger of serious illness, Hoods
Sarsaparilla is needed to purify, enrich
and vtaize the blood and protect and for
tify the system
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18
Hoods sa psf;i'a

Is Americas Greatest Medicine. Sold by all drug
gists. 81 six for S. Get only Hoods
Hoods Pills are The Mo" Only pills to- TAI take
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
SPAIN AND CUBA.

Spain prefers war to submission.
Spain settled her trouble with Ger
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-16
Telegramy zagraniczne
z Wyspy Kuby.

HAVANA, Ago Marca. -
Komisarz Klopoch urzsdzil W
Pinar del Rio, Havana, Ma.
tanzas, Cardenas, Sagua La
Grande, Manzanillo i innych
prowincyach stacye ratunko.
we, azeby uboga ludnost
wspierat regularnie datkami,
nadchodzacymi re Stan6w
Zjedn. w tym tygodniu spo-
dziewa sig nadeiscia 465
ton aywnosci, a W przysz}ym
tygodniu 5000 ton.
Ma 2yczenie mieszka6c6w
Vera Cruz uda sic hiszpa6ski
krzyzownik ,,Vizcaya" do tam.
tejszego portu. Hiszpanie W
Meksyku postauowili darowac
rzadowi hiszpa6skiemu wielki
okret wojenny.
140O swiezego wojska przy-
by3o dzisiaj z Hiszpanii.
Amerykadska komisya Sled.
cza wyjecha}a ztad dis vie.
czorem do Key West.
Pani Thurston umarla
wskutek ataku sercowego.
z hiszpanskiej prasy.
MADRYT, logo Marca. -
,,Impercial" szydzi z Amery-
kan6w, kt6rzy staraja sic stra.
szycHiszpania widmem wojny,
ktorej sami sic boja. w Sta
mach Zjednoczonych kwitnie
reklama, kraj ten wysila sic
obecnie na wykazanie swych
zasob6w wojennych, jak ku-
piec zachwalajacy swe bezwar'
tosciowe towary. Gazeta u.
dziela rady Amerykanom, aae.
by zaprzestali TRAGIC czasu i
atlasu ma demonstracye wo.
jenne, kt6re wykazujs jedynie
ich niemoc.
Trudne zadanie McKinley'a.
LoNDYN, 1890 Marca. =
standard" omawia kwestye
kuba6sks i ssdzi, ze Mckinley
dokaze wielkiej sztuki dyplo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-16

ok6lniki do tureckicb pos}6w
przy rzsdach zagranicznycb.
W iednym mich domaga sic
rychaego uregulowania kwe'
styi krete6skiej, W drugim
opowiada zajscia W sandzaka-
Gle Ueskubskim, a donoszsc o
wypuszczeniu ma wolnosc
uwiezionych Bulgar6w, pre-
czy, jakoby Turcy mieli sic
dopuszczaG okrucie6stw ma
mieszka6cach, co stwierdzic
mogs sami Bulgarzy i lekarze
z komisyi sledczej, a i sekre-
tarz angielskiej ambasady.
2 mad granicy arme6skiej
nadeszly zn6w do Carogrodu
niepokoiace wiadomosci. W
Armenii coraz wisksze PREY.
bierat ma rozmiary ruch ro-
wsta6czy to ma korzySt Ro-
syi. W stolicy tureckiej krsay
wiesc o wyslaniu dw6ch rosyj-
skich pancernik6w, ktore po.
tajemnie przeby}y Bosfor. W
Carogrodzie opowiada ia sobie
o zamierzonym planie zama'
chu ma Sewastopol. Podobno
ambassador rosyiski, Sinowjew,
mial SIG udae ma okrecie sta.
cyjnym do ujacia Bosforu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-16

miasta Cincinnati. Ma pier
siach bohatera przypieto Cd.
znaki "Grand Army, "Loyal
Legion" i Army of the Poto-
mac". Naboze6stwo za}obne
rozpocznie sic jutro o 10 godz.
W katedrze. Celebrowac je be.
die biskup Montgomery.
DrObne wiadom0sci.
= w tych dniach .przywio'
"a z Europy do New Yorku
zlota wartosci jednego mill
ona dolar6w.
- Jacht ,,Anita" wr6ci1 z
Matanzas do Key West, majsc
ma pokladzie zw}oki senatoro.
wei Thurston.
- w Cleveland, o., zamie.
rzajs utworzyc trust fabrykah'
ci most6w.
Z Galena, ILL.,, wybra4o
sic do Alaski nowe towarzy.
stwo, zaopatrzone W aywnosc
ma caly rok.
- August Gross Benton
Harbor, Mich, wybiera sic ma
wlasns rske mad rzeke Yukon,
gdzie zamierza poszuklWac
zlota.
M. o. Lavoke z Ia., 20.
stal wczoraj pred wieczorem
zamordowany W srodku mia
sta, czterema wystrza}ami e.
rewolweru. P6znym wieczorem
zab6jce aresztowano.
Do Port Townsend,
Wash, przybyl okret angiel-
ski Conway. Wsr6d ogro-
mnej bury morskiej plynsl
Manili, ma wyspach Filipih-
skich, przez 73 dni. Wiatr
pozrywa} mu wszystkie Eagle.
- Eugen Sauley rozmawias
wczoraj W Indianapolis ze zna.
iomym, W tenn doznal divine.
90 uczucia W tyle gaowy, po.
czem utraci1 wzrok. Lekarze
tl6macza ten wypadek sparali.
aowaniem nerwu ocznego.
- Pod Sandy Hook zakla-
daja inzynierowie miny pod
wodne, kt6re zabezpieczs port
nowojorski pred najsciem
okrst6w nieprzyjacielskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-16

wano mu wagon prywatuy. Harrison
ME chce dla wlasnej korsysci czynie
czegos podobnego, ale uczyni to dla
koraysoi miasta, - q wtedy ME po.
moga jus aadne bilety kolejowe.
Kompsnie beda musialy albo obejsd
sic bez policyantow ma krzyz6wksoh'
albo tez ich op2acad.
Oskarzony o zamach ionobGczy.
Pred ssdzia Watermanem wczoraj
rano rOzpoczesy SIC rozprawY przeoiw
nisjakiemu L. A. Cook, oskarzonomu
o to, ze zamierzal otrud swoja zone
Florence, kt6ra jest rozwiedziony.
Cooks, kt6ry dawniej W dzielnicy
poiudniowej mia} warsztat stolarskj,
obwiniajs to, ze pewnego dnis po
sprzeczce 20 iona, W ozasie jej nieo.
becnosci wsypai arszenik do kskao W
puszce. Kiedy iona jego powrocils,
przyrzadziwszy sobie kakso, wyplta
flizanke, zachoro xala, a zawezwany
lekarz skonstatowa}, il otrusa sc
arszenikiem. Cookowa cskarzY1a
me4a zamach morderozy p6znlej
sresztowano 20 W Lincoln, Neb.
Cook twierdzi, il zoua jego jest NOR.
f nistka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-16
Z Zien Polskich.

Il I71O1OTOctGaO10. - Ae na'
uka szkolna, polegajaca ma zu'
pelnem wykluczenin jezyka
ojczystego dzieci, strasznie
liche, wrscz oplakane tylko
wydaie rezultaty, to z powodu
pewnego wyroku ssdu mo
wroclawskiego przyznac teraz
musia} nawet ,,Kuj. Bote". W
ostatnim czasie zssiadalo ma
lawie oskarzonej W sadzie tu.
tejszym bardzo duzo miodzie'
niaszkow a nawet dzieci szk6l.
nych. Jesli to juz nasuwa bar
do smutne mysli co do Juno.
ralniajscej zdolnosci" dzisiej'
szej szkoiy, to sprawa ssdzona
przed kilku dniami jeszcae i
pod wymienionym wzglsdem
lest wielce znamienna. Oskar.
aonym W tel sprawie byl uro-
dzony W roku 1884, a wiec
blisko IA letni chlopiec ze
Szrubska. Malice ten by} juz
raz karany "a. -. pokalecze-
ME 3 dniami wiezienia, a taxa
sama kara spotkala go i tym
razem. Porani} on jednego z
koleg6w dose cieako, bijac 60
po glowie cylindrem szklanym.
Przesluchiwani jako swiadko-
vie inni ch}opcy szk6lni ME
umieli odpowiadat po niemiec.
ku, co wiecej, wog6le pytaa
tych ME rozumieli. Me znali
takze Dziesiecioro przykaza1
Boskich! ,,Kuj. Bote" unie.
winnia smutny ten rezultat
8 S.letniej nauki szk6lnej ia o.
kolicznoscia, re nauczyciel
chlopc6w tych p. Schneider
dopiero cd lat kilku pelni
przy szkole tamtejszej obo.
wiazki i jest jeszcze bardzo
m}odym. Me wilma to atoli p.
Schneidera, lecz blednego sy.
stemu!!!
Niepopraa0mi. z Warsza.
wy donoszs nam o dw6ch wy
padkach, kt6re swiadcza, ae
Polacy z pod zaboru rosyj-
skiego pomimo tylokrotnych
nauczek ME umjejs odstspit cd
polityki dra4nienia. Jeden z
tych fakt6w zdarzyl sic W
Piotrkowie. Po przedstawieniu
W tamtejszym teatrze wygiosi-
Ia panna Czaki nadprogramo'
wo kilka uierszy patryoty-
cznycb. Naturalnie, ae sic TO
w}adzom podobac ME moglo i
general. gubernator warsaw
ski polecil dyrekcyi teatru,
zeby udzieli1a napomnienia
artystce. Bohaterem drugiego
wypadku byl niejaki p. Wlo-
dek, Przechowywal on u siebie
zakazane broszury j pisma -
niezawodnie socyalistyczne.
Dowiedziawszy sic, ae policya
ma zamiar zrobic u niego re.
wizye zni6si owe zakazaue
druki o pistro nizej do miesz'
kama jakichs pan, gdzie je
miano spalit. Wlasnie czyn-
nose paleuia papier6w by}a W
toku, kiedy nagle poinformo.
wana dobrze o wszystklem
policya, ominswszy pomiess.