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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-03
TROOPS OF COWBOYS

When a rowdy puts on spurs and acts
in disgraceful way he is sometimes
improperly heralded in the newspapers
as bad cow boy in this way a
wrong impression is given out of the
true character of the genuine COW boy.
AS class they are fearless, adven-
turous, absolutely truthful and always
reliable. L never have known a class
of men who can be so thoroughly re-
lied upon. When it is time to have fun
they have it; but when the time for
business arrives they attend to it thor
oughly and well.
A Distinct Uniform.
Concerning the uniforms and equip
ments of the men the plan is to have a
distinct uniform which will be both
servfceable and ornamental and char
acteristic of them. They are men OF
taste and appreciate good clothes In
my Judgment their equipment-that is.
saddles, brides, etc.-are the best that
the world has ever seen, and have TO
doubt but that they will be permitted
to retain them. AS to arms, shall en-
deavor to avoid anything that is use
less except for ornament, including
sabres, and have the men furnished, il
possible, each with a couple of six
shooters and a long range rifle. In
close quarters they can guide their
horses with their knees and handle a
six shooter in each hand. In this way
they would be more effective than il
they were required to use q sabre
AS to the time needed to get organ
lied, have already communicated with
good true men in all parts of Wyoming
and they are busy, in quiet way, get
ting the names of the boys and MAX
ing ready SO as to respond Immediate
ly, if occasion shall require
Regarding the horses likely to be
used, they would OF course be native
Wyoming horses. Our boys would not
ride plow horses. We have, 1 believe,
the best horses on earth. Last year a
deputy sheriff summoned an outfit Of
our boys to go with him as a posse;
they rode grass-fed bare-footed horses
and covered thirty miles in one hour
and fifty minutes.
They would prove to be ideal fight
ers. They have all had experience on
the frontier, and first and last most
of them have had experience in charg
ing and retreating under difficult cir
cumstances and know all about Indian
fighting. If the method of warfare OF
the Spaniards in Cuba is a fair sample
of their fighting capabilities they would
be able to secure liberal education
by facing our boys.
jay l.. Torrey.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-03
EASTER EGG DELIGHTS
butter; the whole forming q trimming
like ROSTERS comb

Duttef; the WnOle forming trimming
like ROSTERS comb.
Prepare a cooked foie gras and cut
in slices of the same size Pound the
parings Of the liver with two truff1es,
season and add one spoonful of raw
chicken forck meat and egg yolk Put
this through cornucopia and form
cord around the edges of pieces Of
toast. Put the slices of foie gras in
each. Heat in the oven and haste
around with Bearnaise sauce and
serve.
Plunge some green peppers into hot
fat leaving them long enough to be
able to rub off the outer skin with
cloth. Then cut the stalk ends and
empty out the seeds. Prepare garn-
n1Shing with onions, green peppers.
mushrooms and fresh tomatoes, all
sliced and fried in oil. Put some of
the garnishing in the bottom Of the
green peppers, place one raw egg on
top, season well, bake in the oven 20 a
fine color and serve on a very hot dish,
with a sauce Colbert.
Prepare six soft poached eggs and
wrap them in six French pancakes al
ready stuffed with durcels of fresh
mushrooms. Bread them PAnglaise
and fry. Serve on bread crusts and
garnish them in the middle with demi-
glace or Madeira sauce, with truffles
rognons and cretes de cogs Serve
cold.
Make a hash Of mushrooms and a.
can of cooked bacon. Mix well with
few spoonfuls Of melted meat jelly
and place where it will keep hot. Take
o,,f oh ;x, l., oIf
and dig out the pulp. Sprinkle a little
salt over them and place on a silver
dish which has been oiled Put them
in the oven for five minutes, simply to
warm them. Then fill them with the
hash already prepared, and lay on the
top Of each a poached egg and brown
over a la salamanca.
Take two fresh tomatoes, dip them
In hot water, in order to remove the
skins. Cut slice in the top large
enough to retire the seed or interior,
break one raw egg in each tomato;
mask with cream sauce, cover your
tomato with the removed slice, place
the tomato in a buttered sauce pan,
and let cook slowly for eight or ten
minutes. Dress them on a very hot
plate, surrounded with Madeira sauce.
Prepare some soft poached eggs, mix
some white cream sauce with a little
white pepper. salt and grated Parme-
san cheese, and, if desired, some chop
ped chives. Pour half the sauce into
a shirred egg dish and lay the eggs In
it, Cover the eggs with the remainder
Of the sauce, and sprinkle over the
top some grated parmesan cheese and
a few drops of melted butter Place
the dish in the oven until lightly
Drowned, and send to the table
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-03
Wanted for Murder.

CHICAGO. April John Jones' who was
arrested today for participation in the recent
robbery of Hopkins treater. in this city.
has been identified man for whom the
ponce or New Haven, Conn.,, have been
celebrated murder cases known in Connecti-
cut
The victim of the murder was handsome
young Jennie Cramer. Jones is charged Mir
being one of the alleged conspirators i'm
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-03
Lost flesh latelya
Does your brain tire3
Losing control over you!

nerves?
Are your muscles becom-
ing exhausted?
You certainly know the
remedy. 1t is nothing new;
just the same remedy that
has been curing these cases
of thinness and paleness for
twenty-five years. SCOTS
Emulsion. The cod-liver
oil in it is the food that
makes the flesh, and the by
pophosphites give tone to
the nerves.
soc. and $I.oo. all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists, New Yesk.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-03

Cut four mullins of three inches in
diameter in two through their thick
ness; toast without browning. On each
half lay a round slice Of broiled lean
ham an eighth of an inch in thickness
and of the same diameter as the muf-
fms; on the ham set a poached egg
prepared in the following manner:
Pour about one quart of water in a
, low saucepan "a sautoir) with salt and
, dash of vinegar added. Boil up;
break eight very fresh eggs in a deep
plate. being careful not to disturb
the yolks. Slide them all into the
boiling water, keeping it on the boil
all the time. When the whites have
settled sufficiently take out the eggs,
> one by one, with perforated spoon
resembling a skinner, and lay them
in cod water. Trim each one sepa-
rately, to have them of uniform shape
and size; warm them over in the oven
and then arrange them as described
above on the slices of ham; cover the
whole with a Colbert sauce made with
half a gill Of meat glaze or well re-
duced brown sauce, in which incorpo-
rate by stirring thoroughly two ounces
of fresh butter. When this has melted
add the juice of a lemon, a little
grated nutmeg and tablespoonful Of
sherry wine. Strain this sauce through
fine sammy and dredge the top with
half spoonful of chopped parsley.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-03

copies to the other churches. These
were subsequently used as paschal
candles.
The Easter salutation, ''The Lord is
Risen" with its answer, "He is Risen,
Indeed" is still in universal use in
Russia and the East. 1t is said that
one car, on leaving his apartments on
an Easter morning, greeted the sentry
stationed at the portal with the words,
''The Lord is risen" The man was
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-03
DISTINGUISHED CHEFS SHOW
HOW EGGS CAN BE COOKED


To Make the Daintiest of Dishes
Contribution by Ranhofer,i Of
De1monico's-The Famous Chef
Prepares an Elaborate Recipe to
Tickle the Palate of Gourmet
Nine Other Ways of Cooking
Eggs.
Correspondence The st. Paul Globe.
NEW YORK, April 1.-"Easter eggs
and how to cook them" is a subject
that could be used by q skillful chef
to fill q, book Of three fair sized volumes
and still be unexhausted. There is
scarcely any limit to the number of
ways in which you can cook Easter
eggs, if you have made cooking a
special study. To provide means for
your readers to vary the monotony OF
the egg diet that is a part Of the East
err festival your correspondent has ask
ed the leading chefs of New York to
suggest recipes. The most distinguish
ed chef in the number contributing is
Charles Ranhofer, the well known
friend of epicures, who presides over
the famous Delmonico kitchen. Here
is Ranhofer's recipes:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-03

Not merely a hating place on the
almanac is the Easter festival 1t is
one of the festivals concentrating
occurrences in religious history that
are accompanied by bell ringing, songs
of joy and general gladness. By many
it is regarded as a more important fes-
tival even than Christmas. In the
commemoration Of Easter day is crys-
talized the whole foundation of the
Christian creed. 1t is the day when
Christ rose from the dead, and, by
breaking the bonds of the tomb, COM
pleted the mission of his life; it is the
day when the two women who came
early to the tomb of Christ, saw two
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-03
IN CASE OF WAR THE PREsI-
DENT WILL REMEMBER THEM

uIars OF This Novel Plan to Or
ganize the Heroes of the Plains
Has Interested Gen. MiIes-Gov-
ernOr of Wyoming Also APPROX e $
of the Idea-ExactIy why These
Picturesque Types Would Be Of
Great Service.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-03

all the pomp Of the Vatican attending
him.
After officiating at mass at the high
altar, the pope is with the same cere-
mony carried back through the crowd
ed church, and then ascends to the
balcony over the central doorway. Ris-
ing from his chair of state, and sur
rounded by his principal officers, he
pronounces benediction with indul-
gences and absolution~
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-03
SOME CUSTOMS AND sUPERsTI-
TONS OF THE DAY

why Eggs Figure So Prominently
Among the SymbOIicaI Presents
of Easter - Traditions That
Prompt Odd Doings-HOw the
Festival Is Observed I'm Unique
ways in England.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-12-23

poslano 60 ma 3 lats do tegoA same
60 wiezienis. Pc IA miesiacach ode
siadywania kary uciekl wiezienis J
prowsdzi1 zycie wi6czegi az " roku
1881 "a kradziez pos.ano 60 M . lats
do wiezienia W Chester. Odsiedsiaw'
sly te kare znowu, przybyl do Chica.
60, i tu "a rome kradzieze bywsi
karany, nawet 2 lsts przesiedziaf VI
wiezieniu W Joliet, P6zniej sresztos
wsno 60 jsko podejrzauego o wsp6f'
udzs} W zamordowsniu handlarss,
bydla Hunters W rzezalnisch, wypu,|
szczono go jednak dla braku dowo-
dow. Potem znow popeinii rabunek|
ma poczcie W De Kalb, ILL.,, 1 zostaA
poslany ma 3 lats do wiszisnia. Gd{
siedzias to kara W Czerwcu b. ;. zol
stai wypuszczony. Cd tego czast
prowadzii aycie uczciwe i dobrze ri
rabia} jezdzac w6zkiem . lprsekss
kami.
Obecnie szukaly 90 wladze glo.
wnie dla tego, ze odziedziczyi cd pc.
wnego wuja $4,000. Bsdsis m6gs
jednak dopiero wtedy otrzymac 70
pieniadze, gdy odsiedzi kare " vie.
zieniu W Anamosa, kt6rego uciekl
byl W swoim ozasie.
Mote morderstwo.
Posrod szczeg6lnych okolicEnosoi
znaleziono wozoraj wieczorem 60.
dzinie z zwloki jua psujace sic 20
letniej Dessolee Lswton " pokoju
jej odnajmowanym W mieszksniq
rodziny Jerekpn. 4s5 N. Hoyns ay4
Obok zw}ok znsleziono fsszke zs
wierajacs troche ohloroformu. Osta.
tni raz widzisno ja ayjaoa We srcds
wieczorem. Poniewsz Mkt ME umie
wyti6maczyd powodu, dla kt6rsgo
mialaby sama sobie zycie odebrac,
przeto zachodzi podejrzenie, il costa
Ia zamordowana. Policya, kt6ra
otrzymaia wiadomost znalezieniu
zwsok dopiero dis rano godz. l,
stars sic wyjasnid sprawe. Me sre.
sztowano dotychczas nikogo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-12-23
Kobiety - adwokatRf.

Francuzka ilba deputowa.|
nych niebawem uchwali pra.
wo, kt6re dopusci kobiety do
adwokatury warunkiem, abyj
kandydatki mialy dyplom z
uko6czenia szko}y prawa. Me
pierwsze to ME ostathie pra.
wdopodobnie pa6stwo, dopu.
szczajsce kobiety do adwoka.
tury. W Stanach Zjednoczo.
nych Ameryki p6lnocnej ko..
beta cd lat 90 ma prawo bro-
mic spraw W sadach. q po.
czstku adwokatek namnosylo
sic duzo. 2 czasem rzecz spo.
wszechniala i kobjety wzgls-
dnie rzadko stojs pred KRAFT
kami W charakterze obro1c6w
sadowYch. Ostatecznie W r.
1890 ma s9,422 adwokat6w
mezczyzn W Stanach ZjeGno.
czonych, bylo. 2Os adwok atek
kobiet, czyli mniej wiecej dwie
ma tysiac mszczyzn. Kobiety
mogs r6wniez zajmowac sic
adwokaturs W Indyach W. scho.
dnich, W Novel Zelandyi, W
Meksyku, Chilli, Jappnii,
szwecyi, Norwegii i Szwajca.
ryi. Najwiecej wzglednie for.
malnosci wymaga Szwajca arya,
kt6ra zaleca, aby kobiety, ma.
jace zamiar poswiecic sic ad.
wokaturze, odpowiadsly ma.
stspujscym warunkom: y
musza mice dobrs opinia; .
maja wniesc kaucya W wyso-
kosci 5000 frank6w; 81 wolno
i'm stawac W sadach dopiero
po otrzymaniu cd trybunalu
swiadectwa uzdolnienia; q
musza mice upowaznienie me.
z6w, jeaeli 50 zamsane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-12-23

oA " " NV
wyp}ywajsc z portu Liverpool,
zetknaf sic z okretem, wyble'
rajscym szlam. Okret utonaf.
= Don Karlosowi ME uda&o
sic zaciagns6 pozyczke W Lon
dynie.
w poblizu Kingston
osiadl ma mieiiznie parowiec
"Andes'. Slime wiatry i fale
morskie grozs temu okretowl
rozbiciem ma drobne kawa}ki.
- w Berlinie zamkne1a po.
licya klub, W kt6rym przeby'
wall ofcerowie, cz}onkowie
parlamentu, wysocy urzednicy
i bankierzy. Pozwalano sic
tam zgrywac szulerom.
- Podsekretarz W minister
stwie spraw zewnetrznych W
Chile zostal z}ozony z urzedu i
oddany pod sad. Ciszs ma
MIN cieakie zarzuty.
- w drukarni zwiazkowej
we Westinghouse pracuje
5000 zecer6w. z tych 372
choruje obecnie ma grype.
- w Brooklynie umarlo
wczoraj ma grype 20 os6b.
- Liczbe chorych ma influ.
encye podaja we PHILADELPHIA
ma 25 do 80 tysiecy. Epide-
mia szerzy sic W stanach Penn.
sylvania i New Jersey.
- Okret wojenny MAS.
sachusetts" jest mocno uszko-
dzony.
- w Pittsburgh zjednoczy-
}y sic wszystkie towarzystwa
oswietlania i ogrzewania ga
zem W jedns calosc. Rozpo-
rzadzaja kapitalem ,Ooo,-
900.
- Przed wojennym sadem
sledczym sk3ada1 wczoraj
zeznania generally adjutant
Corbin. Jego zeznania ME
wypadly ma korzys6 mlnlstra
Algeria.
- Rezerwa z}ota W skarbie
zwiszkowym wynosi}a wczoraj
$246,O27,699.
- w Buffalo zbankrutowal
Peter Clos. D}ugi wynosz9
$4,000. Stan czynny rowna
sic zeru.
- Fewien poszukiwacz z}o-
ia W Alasce zywi} sic przez
19 dni surowem miesem ptac'
tWa.
w Ottawa, ILL.,, tiomaczq
sic rsdzcy miejscy z zarzutu, re
brali 1ap6wki.
W New Yorku, po 5
ave., po ulicy milioner6w
kursowac zaczna bezkonne do.
roaki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-12-23
R62ne WiadOmOSGa
telegrafczne.

- Lord Iveagh przeznaczyl
$l,225,0 900 ma instytut leczni'
czy Jennera. Drugie tyle "a
mieraa przeznaczyG na ulep-
szenie jednej z dzielnic Du-
blina pod wzgledem zdrowo.
tnym.
Rad angielski obstalo.
wal cztery nowe okrety wo.
jenne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-12-23
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
CAicag0, % Grudnia 1898.

W konserwatywnych pis-
mach niemieckich i niekt6rych
austryackich powtarza sic CO.
raz czesciej twierdzenie, ze
parlamentarna forma przezy}a
sic iuz, ME odpowiada obec-
nym potrzebom pa1stw nowo-
2ytnych, ME pozwala rozwijac
sic sprawom paGstwowym tax
wewnetrznym jak zewnetrz.
nym W spos6b prawidfowy, a
utrudnia w}adzom wype}niauie
ich zada6. W og6le trzeba
przyznac, ze parlamentaryzm
W ostatnich czasach straci} W
Europe wiele swei dawniej
szej powagi / W licznych ko-
ZACH wywolrie protesty.
Przeciwnicy parliamentary
wskazuja ma powtarzajace sic
W Mich czesto sceny burzliwe
zacbodzace czasami bijatyki,
ma obstrukcye, ,kt6ra udaremnia
wszelkie starania wiekszosci, i
na absentyzm, kt6ry tamujsc
tok obrad, zmusza do odracza-
MIA spraw najwazniejszych.
Inni twierdza, ze system parla'
mentarny, wciagajac szerokie
koIa ludu W wir walk polity-
cznej, wyrabia W spo1ecze1-
stwie pewna nerwowosc, kt6ra
odbiia sic bardzo niekorzyst-
ME ma stosunkach ekonomicz.
nych, q mianowicie czesto Fl.
nansowych. Przytaczajs jako
przyklad wymowny Francya.
gdzie cd pewnego czasu mali
kapitalisci przy lada waaniej-
Sym vypadku politycznym
wycofujs bank6w z}ozone
oszczednosci, zmuszajsc przez
to instytucye fnansowe do
utrzymywania wielkich kapi-
ta}ow W kasach, ME pozwalaja
obracaG niemi swobodnie, ma
czem cierpi dobrobyt kraju.
Inni wreszcie - a naleza do
tych ME sami tylko przeciwni.
parliamentary zmuzzasady-
skarza sic ma jaskrawa czesto
p}ytkosc dyskusyj parlamen-
tarnych, nieunikniona W gro.
ME ludzi, kt6rych zaledwie
ma}a Geese znac moze kazdo-
razowy przedmiot gruntownle
wszechstronnie.
Najglosniej i najczssciej od-
zywajs sic zarzuty przeciw
acknowledgement W Mem.
czech, gdzie parliament robi
czesto trudnosci rzsdowi,
uchylaisc lub zmieniajsc do
niepoznania daleko idsce pro.
jekty, i jest jedyna arena, ma
kt6rej popisywac sic mogs
stronnictwa, nieprzychylne po.
lityce rzadowej. Stronnictwa
konserwatywne Cd daWna tes
iua domagaja sic zasadniczei
zmiany stosunkow. . a co mai.
mniej zmiany prawa wybor-
czego zaprowadzenia takiego
systemu wybor6w, kt6ryby "a
pewnia4 przewage stanom "a
moznym, tenn samem z}ama}
potege zywio}6w demokraty-
cznych. Twierdza oni, re par.
Iamentaryzm W swym stanie
obecnym naraaa pa6stwa na
wielkie niebezpiecze6stwo i
prowadzi do nieuniknionego
upadku.
W tych dniach wysz}a VIA.
Snie W Llpsku broszura, kt6ra
jest niejako streszczeniem
wszystkich zarzut6w robio-
nych parlamentom. Autor
dochodzi do nastepujscej kon-
kluzyi: "Parlamentaryzm pro-
wadzi do zwycieztwa nieokre.
Slonego og6lu mad pa1stwem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-12-23
DREYFUSY ADA.
w Tuluzie Francuzi bija zydow.
Zatarg Niemiec z Austrya jeszcze ME zafa-
twiony.
WIESCl Z HAVANY.


bnemi interesami duchowemi
materyalnemi, to zwycleztwo
ME mog}o oznaczac upadku
pa6stwa. DIS zas, kiedy spo'
lecze6stwo jest czems nieokre'
slonem, co moze sic tylko ma
zywat "og6}em'', ME wiadomo,
W imie jakich interes6w pan
stwo tract swa powage.Z .Zwycie
1.-TWO" "og6iu Jest niczem innem,
tylko rozluznieniem wszyst-
stkich wez}6w spo}ecznych.
Tylko Slept ME widza, ae pan
stwa wypaczonym parlamen'
taryzmem rozpadajs sic juz W
gruzy. Terazniejszy parlamen'
taryzu, uwazany przez niekt6'
rych "a rodzaj ewangelii, ME
zdoIa rozwiazac zagadnienia,
jak zabezpieczyc sile pa6stwa
zsrazem swobode obywatel'
ska. A przeciez Cd tego zaga-
dnienia zalezy niezawiS8ost
pa1stwa, a wiec take swoboda
obywatelska.
Niewstpliwie, parlamenta
ryzm, jak kazda forma rzsd6w,
ma swoie wady, ale ma tez
swoie zalety. Czy wady SO
rzeczywiscie tax wielkie, ae
istnieie potrzeba zarzucenia
tel formy, kt6r4 przyjs}y pra-
vie wszystkie pa1stwa euro
pejskie2 Czy wilma niewatpli,
vie niezdrowych obiaw6w le-
zy w parlamentaryzmie samym,
lub tez tylko mo2e W sposobie
jego przeprowadzenia? Odpo'
wiedz nietrudna. Kiedy W Au.
stryi, Francyi W}oszech izby
poselskie bywaja czesto wido-
wniami niegodnych k}6tni i
biiatyk, W Austryi Wegrzech
skutkiem obstrukcyi ME Edo.
}aia wype1nic swego zadania,
niemiecki sejm rzeszy co chwi'
la ME moze sic pogodzic z rza-
dem, a tn i owdzie obrady SO
czczs gadanina, W kt6rej tru-
dno doszukac sic sensu - to
drugiej strony many parla-
menta, kt6re funkcyonuja zu-
pelnie prawid}owo / z wido-
czna korzyscis dla spo}ecze6-
stwa. Naleza tn parlamenty:
Stanow Zjednoczonych, Szwaj'
caryi, przedewszystkiem An'
gill, ktora jest w3asciwa koleb.
ks parlamentaryzmu. W An
gill machina pa1stwowa, opar.
ia Cd wicklow ma parlamenta-
ryzmie, mimo zupeinej zmiany
stosunk6w ludzi, pracuje
dis tax samo regularnie /
spokojnie jak pred stu laty.
Dlaczego tedy parlamenty
srodkoWo. europejskie, wzoro'
wane bez wyiatku ma angiel-
skim, wykazuja tax wielkie /
grozne niedogodnosci? Bo par
lamentaryzm tam jest po3owi-
czny, ME przeprowadzony kon'
sekwentnie a ME naprawiony
cd czasu swego istnienia. Re.
gulamin jest czesto niedostate'
czny, wiedza prezes6w "a ma{a
stosunek parlamentu do ko-
rony ME dose scisle okreslony.
Krzyki przeciwnik6w par
lamentaryzmu SO tez przeWa-
znie tylko krzykami niesado-
wolonei mniejszosci k6f, kt6'
re chcialyby uzyskac wiekszs
w}adzs, albo jak MP. W Mem
czech zupeina swobode dzia-
lania. Slowo o ,,upadku par.
lamentaryzmu", jest tylko do,
wodem, ze. " ustroju parla-
ment6w europejskich tkwi b}ad
a pr6cz tego dowodem, re sy-
stem parliamentary jest bar
dzo ME ma reke tym, kt6rzy
pragneliby rzadzic spolecze1-
stwem, gdy tymczasem dis
muszs sluchac wiskszosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-12-23
Kronika Miejsc9Wa.
Zamord0wali Kaczmarka.

Charles Otto Brandt, podejrzani
zamordowanie Jana Kaczmarka,
zam. pm. 135 w. Division str, kt6re'
90 smiertelnie skaleczonego, jak
wiadomo, znsleziono W nocy Sobo'
ty ma Niedziele W pewnym zautku
prey Ashland ave., ktory onegdaj
umars szpitalu sw. Elzbiety, -
zlozyli zeznanie pred por. Krol.
lem.
Opowiedzieli oni, ze pred pope}.
nieniem napasci, Kaczmarkiem by
Ii W pewnej piwiarni, widsieli, il
ma on got6wka kilka dolar6w' Kie-
dy mimi sic rozlaczys, pos1li "a MIN
um6wiwszy sic, ably mu odebrac
pieniadze. Ma rogu Division str. i
Milwaukee eve. dogonili go,,,drzew-
klein" rozbili mu czaszke, zabrali mu
IS, ktore PREY MIN znalezd, i um-
kneli, ale wkr6tce ich aresztowano.
Dzisiaj przed poiudniem odbeda sic
ogledziny koronerskie zwlok Kacz-
marka.
DOwody why sic mnoza.
Wczoraj pred pofudniem odbyia
sic ma stacyi policyjnei przy N. Hal
sted str. rozprawa W sprawie smierci
Rollingerowej. MAJ tejze, Michas
Rcllinger, zostas oddany pod sad
grand jury bez dopuszczenia do kau.
cyl, Lena Hecker niejaki Auder-
son Waeohter museli zlozyc kaucya
po $500 jako poreczenie, 2e stana
jako swiadkowie. Lena Hecker, kto-
rs policya odkry3a, opowiedziala, ze