davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06
4 Chickanlauga.

Camp Thomas, Chickamau-
ga Wielki ruch zapanowal
tu wczoraj w poEudnie gdy
nadszedl rozkaz, by dwie bry-
gady. wyruszyly ma po}udnie.
Wiskonsifskie pu}ki popo}u-
dniu wyruszy}y do stacyi Ring
gold, skad okolo p6]nocy wy
jecha}y do Charleston.
Muzykant Robert Brand z
wisconsinskiego pulku, umarl
ma tyfus. Zw}oki jego zostanq
wyslane do Oshkosh.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06
Policyant postrzelony.

Policyant Bohiewski re sta
cyl przy Larrabee str. wczo-
raj rano 0 godz. 3 spostrzeg}
ma Moffat str, blisko North
ave-, dw6ch podejrzanych
mezczyzn wlokqcych wielki
pakunek. Boniewski zawo'a}
ma nich, by sic zatrzymali: oni
jednakowoz zaczeli uciekat,, i
jeden Z Mich strzeliF piet~razy
do Boni ewskiego. Jedna tyl-
ko kula rani}a Boniewskiego
w maly palec prawej reki; ra-
busie uciekli, znikli W ciemno-
sciach, p omimo ze Boniewski
ich sciga}, ME zwazajac ma ,ra-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06
Gnebienie Polak6w.
Pod Prusakiem jest gOrzej anizeli
pom MOSkaIcm.

=. Berlin. - w Poznaniu od-
bedzie sic W tych dniach kon
gres polskich lekarzy. Juz cd
kilku tygodni KHTysci sta
rail- sic, ably rad ME zezwoli}
ma kongres tez'po czesci do
pieF celu.. Bismarkowska ia
psiarnia zmusi}a Rad do tego,
ze zakazaf przybycie polskich
lekarzy Krolestwa i zGali-
cyl, bo kongres taxi R9g4by
bye niebezpiecznym d1a wiel-
kicgo Vaterlandu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06
Cristoba1 Colon scigany.

Hiszpahski krzyzownik Cri-
stobal Colon zdo}al podczas
bitwy wymknat sic ma morze,
poniewaz byi najpospiesznlej-
sly. Puscily sic "a MIN: Ore
gon, New York, Brooklyn
kilka innych, strzelajac bez-
ustannie. Jak sic W tel chwili
dowiaduje, .. Cristobal Colon
zostal take uszkodzony ipod-
dal sic Brooklynowi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06
FlOta Canary.
Wjechaia juz do kana4u suez-
kiegO.

Port Said Hiszpahska
Aota pod komenda admira}a
Canary, sk}adajaca sic I o.
kret6w Pelayo, Carlos v,
Patricia, Rapido, Buenos Al
res, Isla de Panay, San Fran
cisco, Isla de Luzon, San Au-
gustin San Ignacio de 10y
ola, wjecha}a do kana}u suez-
kiego. Torpedowce zosta}y
odwofane do Messyny.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06
WiadOInOSCi zdQrdni6zn9
GOO OS0B UTOPIhO SIZE.
Pasazerski OkIet La Bouf--
gOgne zatOnaf.
WyratOwanO OkOfO dwiescie Osob,
miedzy tymi tylko jedna kobiete.

miedzy tymi tylko jedna kobiete.
Halifax, N. S. Okret Ii
nil Allan "Grecian" przybyi
do tutejszego portu clagnac
okret "Cromartychir e..
Dnia Ago lipca O godzlnle
Sci rano O go mil ma poEudnie
cd wyspy Sable, Cromarty-
shire zderzyl sic 'francuskim
-okretem pasazerskim LaBour,-
gogne, kt6ry zatonqf. SAeSc-
set os6b utopilo sic. Wyrato-
wano dwiescic os0b, miedzy
tyrnr jedne tylko kobiete.
Wszyscy ohccrowie okretu
La Bourgogne utopili sic z
wyjatkiem jedncgo podpors-
cznika i trzech maszynlstow.
Okret La Bourgogne wye
chach w sobote Z Nowego
Yorku do Havre, we Francyt,
a w poniedzialek rano podczas
gestej mglyInastapiEo zderze-
ME. Kapitan okretu byf De-
loncle.
Okret La Bourgonge by}
zbudowany zelaza stall W
roku 1886 w La Sey ne. D4u-
gost jego wynosila 495 stop
szerokost 50 a glebokosG IS
stop.
Okret Cormartyshire jechal
Dunkirku do Filadelfi.
Jedyna wyratowana kobe
tq ma bye zona prafesora A:
D. La Casse Z Plainville Y. J..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06
Strajk w Bay View.
sprowadzeni, robotnicy pracuja
pod "prOtekcya". "

|. Mil waukee, Wis. Wszystkie
piece W lejarni Bay View pu-
szczolp 10 :wczoraj: W ruch, bo
kompa ania jak glosi, ma dosyt
robot hik6w, kt6rych sprowa-
dzi}a : innych miast. Ably ich
ME "a czepiano, scabsy miesz-
kaja we fabryce i patroluje
tam dziesiecil najemnikow
"Mer chants policyi, chociaz
Mkt ami ME myslal
ich aczepit. Strawberry ME
chca wr6c,t do piracy dop6ki
kompp pnia. ME przystanie ma
ich "a dania; .niekt6rzy dostali
gdzieindziej robote.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06
Ofiary rewOlwera.

w Niedziele 14-letni FIR.
Baron, zam. pm. 9s6 S. Sa-
cramento ave.: strzelal Z re-
wolweru W zaulku i >nietylko
sobie palce. odstrzelil, ale mad
to tra6l kula W skroh .7=letnia
Henryke Wiora, zam. pm. 72O
Van Horn str:,i biedne*. die.
;cko VI pol godziny p6'zniej u.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06
Do Manilli.

: Sa h Francisco, Cal. W
pierW Wszych duiach przyszlego
tygodnia, wyrusza czwarta wy
,praw a wojsk ladowych ma Fl
lipiny. J. Parowce ''Peru Ii "Ci-
ty of Pueblo" Izabiora ma po-
.k}ady wojsko,. kt6rem dowo-
dzit bedzie general brygady
Mile r. . :
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06
KOnie sic spalify..l.

St. Louis, Mo. - w stajni
dra B ernay ma placu wyscigo-
wynn wczoraj popoludniu wy
buchl ogieh W chwili, gdy
drugi e wyscigi mialy sic roz-
pocza {. Szest staten pieG
wyscigowych koni spaliIo sic.
Szkude licza ma 10, 900.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06
Str aszny wypadek.

40 letni robotnik Frank
Klucek zatrudniony II hrmy
Armour & Co., wczoraj popo~
}udniu szedl przez lodownia
tel hrmy ma 43 ul. i Packers
ave. z .bardzo ostrym nozem
W reku, gdy nagle duzy. ka-
wal mi esa spadl ma niego i
tax nies szesliwie :uderzyl 60 W
lewe ra mic, ze Klucek sam
sic ,pr7 7ebiE noz EN-. Ciezko
skalecz pny upadl, i MIN lekarz
nadszed}, umar}. :. -.
.Czy ytajcie ogloszenie Kolacks
ma 4tej strongly. + I -. .
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06
Most sic zapadf.
Cztery osoby stracily zycie.

Shelby, O. - Wczoraj pc
poIudniu zapad} sic most pro
wadzacy przez rzeke Mohican,
W chwili gdy ma MIN znajdo-
wa1o sic okolo 1000 os6b,
przypatrujac sic slubowi ia
kiej$ parry. Cztery osoby stra+
cily zycie a przeszIo 100 zo+
-!
stalo: pokaleczonych.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06
ParOwiec zatona4.
Wiele os6b zgineio. DOtad wydo-
bytO 6 trup6W.

Boy Yerly, Mass. = Parowiec
Surf City, zostal w ponie-
dziale k wieczorem o 6ej 60
dzinie W drodze 2 Salem Will
lows W Beverly nagle po-
chwyf fony przez silny wicher i
wywr 6cony. Ma parowcu
znajd 6wa}o sic okolo so osob,
z kuot tych przeszlo 20 mia}o
zginaf. Dotad wydobyto 6
w.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06
Ucieczka CristObala COlOna.
sz escdziesiat mil scigaio go nasze
Okrety. Wjechaf ma mializne

Sz ascdziesiat mil ScigafO go nasze
okrety. Wjechai ma mializne.
Pod Santiago de Cuba, Ago
lipca, 6 godzina wieczorem,
via Port Antonio, 5 hpca.-
Po so milowem, bardzo inte-
resujacem sciganiu okret
Brooklyn doscignal hiszpai-.
Xxi. okret Cristobal Colon, ale
dopiero gdy tenze wjechaf ma
mializne. Ia Brooklynem je-
cha} Oregon. Komendant
Brooklyna, kapitan Chadwig u
dal sic zaraz lodzia do Cristo-
bala Colona, gdzie komendant
tegoz zaraz mu wreczy} swa
spade ma znaE poddania sic.
Cristobal Colon by} ma}o usz-
koIzony, chociaz trahfogo kill
ka kul Z Brooklyna Oregon.
TAX Cristobal Colon, jak i
try inne hiszpahskie krzyzo-
wniki by}yby moze uciekfy,
gdyby admiral Schley ME by}
energicznie wystapil dobrze
manewrowa}. w chwili
wyjazdu hiszpahskiej aoty,
lego okret Brooklyn znajdo-
wal sic najblizej. Schley "a
raz wyruszy} ma Mich i. zaata-
kowal wszystkie razem. lynn
czasem nadszed} tez Oregon,
"a MIN Indiana, Iowa, Texas i
Vixen, kt6re strasznym gra-
dem kul obsypa}y Hiszpanow,
Najwiecej pracowa} Brooklyn,
a gdy Cristobal Colon zdola}
sic wymknac, Brooklyn zwr6-
ci} sic ma po}udniowo-zach6di
W ten spos6b doscigna} ucieki-
niera, kt6ry widzac, ze ME
umknie, wjechaf ma mielizne i
wywiesi} bia}a tiage, Brook
lyn dosta} najwiecej kul cd
Hiszpan6w, ale uszkodzenia
So male. Jednemu marynarzo-
wi ma Broklonie granat urwai
glove, a inny zosta} niebez-
piecznie raniony.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06
Mi aha jeszcze szczescie.
4 +letnia Anna Szudzifsk;

IA -letnia Anna Szudzihska,
zam. pm. e23 N. Sangamon
str, W poniedzia}ek popolu-
dniu O godz. 2ej, zeskakujac z
wagq qnu kolei uliczn nej. ma w.
Chic ago ave-, upadla i stracila
przy tomnost, zdaje sic jednak,
ze lie uszkodzila' sic ciezko,
Egdy4 przyszedlszy do siebie, Q
villas nych silach mog}a dostat
sic do .domu. .;... s.:.. :.....
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06
BurZa w StrX,ju.

Wiedeh.- Miasto Stryj, W
Galicyi, majace oko}o -, 900
mieszkahc6w, nawiedzi}a O.
gromna burza, wyrzadzajac
wie1e szkody. Piorun zabi}
trzech ,zolnierzy: -: !. +. g.. !.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06
Admiral Cervera
Obiasnia. sw6j smiafy atak.

Ma parowcu depeszowym
Cynthia pod Santiago, via
Kingston. correspondent
stowarzyszenia prasowego
spotkal admirala Cervere ma
okrecie wojennym Iowa / "a
pytal 60 sic, dla czego wyru-
szyl z portu. Ma to odpowle-
dial mu Cervera: "Wolafem
jako marynarz stracit okrety
ma morzu anizeli W porcie. >By}
to jedyny krok, jaki m6glem
ieszcze uczynic'.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06
Hiszpania ma prosic o po-
k0j.

Londyn. -Madrycki kore-
spondent telegrafuje do "Dai-
ly Telegraph'': ''Dowiaduje
sic Z dobrego zr6dla, ze Hisz-
pania ma jeszcze dis prosit o
pok6j. Zanosi sic ma rewoll-
cya W Hiszpanii -
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06
Il Camp Douglas.

Camp. Douglas, Wis. -
Cztery y milwaukee, kompanie
przybyly tu wczoraj wieczo-
czorem. -. ...' g..
, Znajdujace sic tn kompanie
bardzo wiele sic cwicza. Mil
wauckie kompanie zaraz po
przybyciu mia}y parade pred
gubernatorem Scofeld. t.,s ;:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06

w ashington D. c, Minis
ter sp raw zagranicznych otrzy-
mai urzedowa wiadomosc o
prep prawianiu sic okretow Ca
mary przez kanaf Suezki.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06
General PandO
Ma bye ranhy, ale znajduje sic W
Santiago.

Ma Dyc fanhy, ale ZnaJuliJe SIC
Santiago.
New York Specyalny tele-
gram Z Kingston donosi: Zbie-
gowie Z Santiago powiadaja,
ze general Pando jest rannyj
dostal on postrzaE W bitwie z
.powstahcami pod Palmas
Przyby} on do Santiago ma
czele 1000 hiszpahskich zo4-
merry, ale jest tax slaby, ze
musiano 60 niesc.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06

Najlepszy sztor do kupowania to-
war6w ma pofudniowo-zachodniej
stronie miasta, jest sk}ad Kolacka
572-57s Blue Island ave.. ~. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06
WlddOnn0S6f .Mi6jSkl6.

- - =. -. q. ..'-~
Swiety. /. ."dziulajj" pre-
szed}. -. = g.. -
-Ha}asu byEo wiecej .rllz
zwykle. :. .... =. -.
- Liczba ludzi pokaleczo-
nych .przez nieostroznych
strzelc6w, jest bardzo pokazna.
"Senat: r. rzuca sic re
zlosci jak piskorz ma Piasku.
Strajk drukarzy amery-
kariskich jeszcze sic ME ukoi-
cyl. .....
PublicznosG tutejsza czer-
pie wiadomosci Z gazet poza
'miejscowych. -. T.. =. :. = =.
= "Rozmowy >" Dziennika
Chicagoskiego" ''niezalez-.
nym biskupem Kozfowskim' .
So "a jalowe.. Panowie cd
"Dziennika'' ME powinni po-
dobna sieczka zapychat czaso-
.pismo. -. -. ..::..=@. >, ~.
Podlug ostatniego cen
zusu'", Chicago liczy .S51.-
5SS mieszkahcow. :(945, 1858
plci mezkieji 9o5. 72O plci zen: !:
skiej.) S4dzi6 MONA byfoby,
ze ludnost Chicagowska wy
nosit powinna 1000. 900.
= KlemenS .~bellnskl pc
die senatorem jak mu ns }y-
sinie wyrosna Khaki: /. .:. i
- Ma przyszly tydzieh do
niesiemy szanownym czytel-
nixon, co "a wielki honor i
szczescie (?) spotkalo ja$nleI
Wielmoznego ex senatora ri.
J. Beliiskiego we West Pull
man.
/. - Polacy%w 9tej; wardzle
do tego czasu jeszcze mic ME
dostali politykier6w:--:Zie.
"se ut ,r" powinien do
STAG, cd Sokof6w porzadne la
ME. .@.... .....
/ = Mech Kl.@ Belihski
bedzie spokojny. .Polacy vie
dza, ma CO on: zasluzyl i te.
zasluzona nagrode otrzyma. !:
Z. niego bylby dobry
konstabel, lecz CO sik tyczy
senatorstwa, to "a ''wysokie
progi ma Beliisia nogi". .
- Zwiazkowcy ME :beda
gIosowat "a Belihskim, BIO on
okazal sic bye jednym mai
gorszych wrogow Wv" Mar
Polskiego. Dobry: zwiazko-
wiec ME powinien mu reki po-
dac. -..: ~"
- James Zegarlowski, zna-+
ny zawalidroga raz powinien
przyjsc do rozumu i zaprzestat
rozbijania sic po ulicach:: Mo-
dy cz}owiek, jakim jest James
ME powinien oddawac sic po-
dobnemu. pijahstwu. - Me
potrzebowalby wtenczas PLACID
koszta sadowe. -.
Ch}opcze zaPrzestai,. bo
to brzydko wyglada iprzynosi
hahbe dla calej familii. !. i. :.
Cheese wiedziec. "a kim
glosowat, czytaj "Telegraf'.
"Telegraf" pisze tylko swieta1
prawde- mic wiecej. =. !.
P. J. NJ. A. Drzycimski a
sekuruje domy i meble tylko.
W najlepszych kompaniach a
sekuracyjnych. :Popierajcic
swego Rodaka. -. !: :... ~. i
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06
Napad III. pOciag.

TRid o, CAL, Pociag oso-
bowy, kolei Rio Grande zostal
W, wto orek W poludnie o 20 mil
ma zaf fh6d stad przez trzech
rabus low, prawdopodobnie
Meks yka6czykow zatrzymany
i:zrab owany. Rabusie odebra-
Ii pasa sazerom okolo $500.
Wa ashington,z D. C. - Po-
.rucznik ffobsoI1 zosta4f wraz Z
towar rzyszami wypuszczony ma
wolnosc i przebywa juz dzisiaj
miedz zy amerykanami.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-07-06

Wl0uUlllUSOl nj 0lUW0.
GALA HISZPANSKA FLO
ia ZNISZCZONA.
Adm. Cervcra zosta4 wziety
do niewoli.
Commodore Schley zbOmbardo-
wal wszystkie okrety Cervery. !
$50 hiszpanskich marynarzy IA
bitych, 16O rannych, 1850
wzietych do niewOli.
General Shafter wspolnie admi-
rafem Sampsonem zbOmbar-
duje miasto Santiago de
Cuba.
Washington D. c. - DIS
W nocy minister:two hoty pu-
blikowalo telegram Cd admi-
ra}a Watson, ktory donosi, re
$50 hiszpahskich marynarzy
poleglo lub utone}o, 16o jest
rannych 4 1900 wzieto do
nicwoli, miedzy mimi admira}a
Cervere. Watsona telegram
brzmi:
playa del Este. DO mini
stra hoty W Westinghouse.
DIS (w niedziele) o godzinie
9:30 rano hiszpahska fota,
skladajaca sic z siedmiu okre-
tow wyjecha}a portu Santa
60 W przeciagu jednej godzi-
ny zosta}a zniszczona wyatt
klein okretu Cristobal Colon.
ktory zdolal uciec, ale ScigaS
ny przez Brooklyn, Oregon i
Texas poddal sic Brooklyno-
wi O IS mil ma zachod cd por-
tn.
Ma naszych okretach ME ma
rannych ami zabitych Z wyatt
kicm ma okrecie Brooklyn.
gdAie jeden officer poleg} a je-
den marynarz zostal raniony.
Admiral Cervera, wszyscy
komendanci okretow wyjat-
klein Oquendo, okoio 70 in
nych ofcerow 1900 maryna-
rzy zostali wzieci do niewoli. |
Zabitych lub utopionych
Hiszpanow jest oko}o $50 a
rannych 100, ktorych zabrano
ma okrety lazaretowe Solace i
Olivette. .
Przyby}em wlasnie pod San
tiago ma okrecie Marblehead
a naczelny komendant wyje-
chal do okretu Cristobal Co.
Colon. WATSON".
The record-union., 1898-02-13
BUSINESS AND TEMPERANCE.

The New York Times calls atten
tion to fact that may have escaped
general attention, namely, that while
the Prohibitionists still exclaim against
all who decline to unite with them,
will make no compromises whatever,
because they cannot cover all the ground
at one leap, and continue to defend
statutory prohibitive enactments which
are coercive and tyrannous, the tenn
perance movement goes steadily for
ward along other lines and makes ma
terial progress daily.
For instance, it cites the growth Of
temperance feeling among business
men, and the fact that the New York
and Queens County Electric Road re-
Gently issued an order forbidding any
of their employees even living under the
same roof beneath which liquor Is
muring against the order, though it is
radically coercive.
The Times" could have gone fur
ther and pointed out that in many
cities business men have formed the
anti treat leagues successfully. So,
too. the anti-drinking clubs are numer-
Gus, under which business men agree
to drink at no bars during business
hours. Again, all railroad companies
in the United States now forbid their
employees in, skilled callings from drink
ing in WORRYING hours. and many of
them forbid conductors, iremen and
engineers from drinking at all of intox-
icants. In nearly all business walks
employees are now forbidden to IN
dulge in liquors, either entirely or In
business hours.
The business man has no time to ar
que temperance questions with any,
one. He simply says. "All right, If
and good, but you cannot do SO If you
drink" And that ends 1t. 1t is a
quiet but most effective boycott Clerks
in Government employment and in
| eTtdt SiltipiIStS dAlo
businesses, know that their positions
depend upon absolute sobriety, and
they thus become non-desirous for
drink through habit, compulsory at first,
but habit all the same.
1t is becoming very common to re-
quire of servants in private employ
ment that they shall not drink liquors.
and some Of the guarantee associations
for those in trusted places requiring
bond ard SECURITY refuse to issue poll
cies to those who enter saloons or in
dulge at all in liquors So all along the
line the boycott goes on. and there is
registered not single objection against
IT, For one thing, it is realized that
objections would not be beeded. would
be simply ignored, not even debated.
There are so many men who want and
need employment that there is no more
questioning about the inaiienable right
70 make a fool of ones self.
Thus commercial and general busi-
ness prohibition is effecting more every
day than all the prohibition laws ever
J passed have accomplished in all their
The record-union., 1898-02-13
THE WORDEN CASE AGAIN.

When there is a popular uprising un-
der the direction of a committee repre-
senting the disorderly classes, or the
mob, and the members ofsthe committee
are shown to have been particeps GRIM
inis in the commission of crime, ac-
cessories either before or after the fact,
and are permitted to escape punishment,
that proceeding invests the uprising
with the character of a rebellion, pos
sessing belligerent rights.
The recognition of belligerency in the
case of revolts has the single effect to
shield the leaders of the revolt from the
consequences of treason. If an uprising
is sufficiently strong to secure recogni-
ton at the hands of responsible Govern
ments of belligerency, then it acquires
a uasi-international character. 1t is
impracticable in the case of the revolt
of one portion of country against an
other portion of the same country to
hang all the participants.
If, therefore, the persons who were
with Worden in the massacre of '94 at
trestle 2, or who. knowing his crime. did
not Immediately report, and thus be-
came under.the statutes of the State ac-
cessories. are to go free, the railroad
strike of 1894 assumes at once the char
acter of a rebellion against the Govern
ment of the United States. 1t has this
character conferred upon it by the ac-
fuse to punish the heads of the organ
izoffon
The record-union., 1898-02-13
WHAT SOME WOMEN DID.

What the women Of a New Jersey
town have done, the women Of any
town in the land may do. Here is a
field for the wit Of women that no
opponent Of women in business or poll
tics will oppose. In Crawford, N. J.,
ment Society. Wise heads among them
guided natural impulse, and the result
was q resolution TO "go' for but one
thing at a time.
Garbage disposal was first taken up,
and the outcome was a system Of dis
posing Of refuse, that improved town
comfort vastly and town cleanliness
greatly. Next the society started in
to break up street corner loafing; that
was easy, and soon women and chill
dren could move along any street with
out insult or inconvenience. Next they
started in on street cleanliness. They
placed baskets along the streets. and
induced the people to throw their scraps
into them until a habit was fixed upon
the residents of the place that is re-
sulting in street neatness such as Is
known in but few places.
They next started after a vacant
square which was used as a play
ground by boys and a depository for
refuse, ashes and store litter when II
was occasionally burned. This un-
slightly place was converted into park
full of green places and flower beds
Some officials fought them on the
ground that the children would destroy
the flower beds and ruin the lawns On
the contrary the children took pride
in the place and gave the women hearty
aid. and now the little park is a dream
of delight and realization of beauty
and pleasure.
Then these persistent women, who
never ranted or rayed. but kept their
self-respect and won the esteem Of al
beholders. moved upon the mud pud-
dies of the town, and presently they
vanished. Next they resolved that free
drinking fountains should be estab-
lished. and the men said Amen" and
soon bright and sparkling water was
free to the thirsty man or beast. and
one does not have to go into a saloon
to beg a drink of natures beverage
or make a needless purchase at a ban
TO get a drink OF water. When winter
came on the women asked, why not
clear the snow from the streets and
walks?' SO q snowplow was pur-
chased. and the town became as passa-
hle along its streets in winter as ir
surnrner-or nearly so.
The railroad company was next ap'
The record-union., 1898-02-13
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.

| TAT IL a. M. and 7:3O p. m, except 9TH
erwise stately
Presbyterian, Westminster-Sixth and
L streets.
Presbyterian-Four o and p;
Sunday-school, 1915.
Methodist (south)-Seventh, and
K; Sunday school, 1870.
| Methodist GA. NJ E)-Seventh, G and
H.
Methodist-Sixth, K and l. streets,
1915 and 7:45.
| Methodist- Central, Eleventh, H and
| /; Sunday-school, 1915.
| Methodist-Oak Park; Sunday school
at 10 a. m Epworth League, 6:45 p. M.
Scandinavian Methodist Pythian
Castle, Ninth and I.
| United Brethren-Fourteenth and K;
Sunday 9:45.
| Baptist. First-Ninth, L and NJ; Sun
day-school, 1915.
| Baptist, Calvary-I, Twelfth and
Thirteenth; Sunday school, 9:45.
| Baptist, Emmanuel - Twenty-f1fth
and NJ Sunday-school, 12:15.
! Baptist Oak Park-Cypress and Thir-
! ty-third, IL and 7:30; Sunday school,
| 10 a. m.
Baptist, Mount Zion-Sixth and p;
Sunday-school, 1880.
| Christian, First-SiXteenth and Il;
Sunday-school. 10.
| German Evangelical-Tenth, O and
P; Sunday-school, 10.
| Lutheran, English-Sixteenth, and
K; Sundayschool, 9:45 a. m.
| Lutheran, German--Twelfth and K.
| Episcopal, st. Paul's-Eighth, l and
J; Sunday-school, 9:45.
| Episcopal, ST. Andrew's-Twenty-
third and K, 7:30; Sunday school, $3.50
p. m.
! Catholic, ST. FTancis-Twenty-si
and X. 6, 8, 10:30; Sunday school. 2:30.
| Catholic Cathedral-Eleventh, ] and
K, $50, 8, 1890 and 7:30.
| Congregational-Sixt / and j.
! Latter-Day Saints-Pythian Castle.
| Latter-Day Saints, Reorganized-
| Twentyfourth and K.
| Adventists-1S16 G., services Z o'clock.
! heosophy-Theosophic Hall, No.
! 1917 Ninth street, 8 o'clock p. NJ.
! Marguerite Sunday-school (Congrega-
tionaD aD-Twenty-th and K streets.
The record-union., 1898-02-13

time. For the result of these business
boycotts is the decrease of the appe-
tite for liquors, the steady breaking
down of perpendicular drinking that
Is the sequence of the treat habit. For
IL is a habit and the demands of false
social code. not appetite, that in
duces men under silly and false sense
of personal obligation, and as an evi-
dence Of manlness. to stand up to a
bar a half-dozen deep and have one
with me now" around and around,
until each of the group has spent in
an hour more than he usually earns i'll
day.
There is no sentiment or emotion in
the compulson that is going on in
business walks concerning the drink
ing habit. Business seldom entertains
any sentiment, and it's sympathies are
pulseless. With business it is a Ques-
| tion of safety, effectiveness and sue
cess. Business knows that the drink
ing clerk, bookkeeper or agent is the
unsafe one in more ways than one, and
therefore in it's own protection it puts
on the screws, and tightly and remorse-
lessly, too.
So the temperance movement is go
ing on in a most effective way. The
drink habit is being worked out of a
vast number Of people, by compulsion
at first, by habit and choice thereafter.
The result must be to enormously en-,
large the number of on-drinkers IN
the next generation, and to give US as
the outcome greatly bettered classes
of wage-earners; better children, be-
cause from the loins Of temperate ia
| theirs; better women, because mated
with temperate men; better morals,
because temptation falls least in the
way of the clear-headed; better busi-
ness men and more successful ones,
because the sober clerk is most indus
| triouS and stands better to step up
into independence in business. Business
is the greatest, most effective and po-
tential temperance worker Of the day;
1t is prohibitionist in one sense; it is
a boycotter unquestionably.