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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-19
sMOULDERING FIRES.

The same inherent weaknesses in the
governmental system of Samoa exist
today. that have existed for the past
two years The tripartite arrangement
of divided control is bound sooner or
later to bring about clash among
those who are entrusted with the work
Of ruling the Islands. Not only are
there causes of friction in the two ma
tive factions on the Islands, and in the
national jealousies between the Ger
man settlers and merchants and the
Anglo American party, but the personal
element must also play its share in
causing trouble.
The men who are appointed to Samoa
as consuls or commissioners or what
ever official title may be given them.
will not look upon Samoa as the goal
Of their ambition. They will all de-
sire to keep themselves as prominently
as possible before their respective gov
ernments, and to do this will try to
overreach or dominate their colleagues.
There can be no doubt that the feeling
was a strong ingredient in the recent
trouble in Samoa. To this may be add
ed, now has not come to the surface,
but what is mentioned by everyone
who has been in Samoa, viz. the jeal-
ousies among the ladies of the consul
ates. These have played a strong part
in many another place as we'll as in
Samoa. They are likely to play as
strong a part in the future as they have
done in the past.
In spite then of the success of the
commission in bringing about a peace
full solution at the present, there has
been left in those unfortunate Isles of
the Southern Pacific a smouldering fire
of antagonistic elements which may,
when famed by the wind of extrane-
Gus events burst again into flame and
cause trouble which will have wider re-
suits than the mere outbreak in the
Islands themselves.
The solution of the Samoan situation
does not lie in tripartite control. 1t lies
either in the actual division of the ISL
ands among the three powers, each TAX
ing a section of the group, or in one
power acquiring the whole group and
enjoying full control. The latter solu-
ton seems impossible because each OF
the signatory powers to the Berlin
| Treaty has tangible naval interests
! that must be considered The United
States does not want the control of the
/ Islands, but it wants Page Page harbor
and must keep it under any circum.
stances. This gives the key to the for.
mer solution. AS long as tripartitt
control continues, the progress of Sa.
moa along modern lines of advance
ment is bound to be retarded, and it viii
remain an open sore ready to break
forth into disease.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-19
AN IMPORTANT OPINION.

The criticisms upon Otis continue
and the Coast papers are no doubt
teeming with communications, just as
communications and interviews in the
press here. have had a similar tenor
Ex-corporal Dahlstrom touches two
points of Importance in his interview
published yesterday. One of these was
the incompetence of the volunteer Off
GERS, and the other that Otis was not
anxious to win with volunteers, but
was waiting for the regulars to come to
whom he could give the glory. These
points make Mr. Dahlstrom's interview
more noteworthy than anything recent
ly published about the campaign.
The fact that many of the volunteer
officers were incompetent would, if true
and there is no doubt that Mr.. Dahl
strom is perfectly honest in his asser-
tiOn-account for a good deal of Otis
vacillating action. If the men did not
have faith in their own officers, and the
general had prObed their lack of abil-
ity it IL no wonder that there has been
lack of success. Otis was evidently act
ing with very imperfect machine. The
men are fighters, when before the en-
envy, were beyond praise, but all their
pluck and valor was wasted, and Otis,
himself, can in a measure be excused
for his vacillating policy. This scores
for Otis, though it lays him open to the
criticism of being a general not having
strength of character enough to reor-
ganize the material in his hands. What
he should have done was to degrade
his Incompetence and find better men
for their places, there We're such men to
be found, and in the face of the enemy
politicaF pull cuts no figure. There
were, however, plenty of competent
men among the volunteer officers, as
has been shown by General Funston
and many others.
The charge that Otis disliked the vol
unteers and purpOsely protracted the
war; so that regulars might be sent to
finish it, is a very serious one. 1t is
also very possible one. The regular,
the world over, disllkes and is Jealous of
the volunteer. Regular officers as a rule
disparage volunteer troops. They do
not like to acknowledge that men who
have not been trained to arms can per-
form as efficient service as those who
devoted their whole time and energies
to military life "."a
The,g charge is quite believable,
though one does not like to credit it,
but it certainly explains results which
before Were not clear. Imbued with
just SUCH intentions it is quite clear
why General Otis did not desire to cap
ture Aguinaldo, but would be willing to
allow him to slip through his fingers till
he had atforcevi under his command
made nm .af lhhe material he wished to
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-19

Another accident from carelessness
with machinery draws attention to the
fact that there is a heavy responsibility
upon those who employ ignorant men
to take charge of portions of the work
in connection with machinery. Many
understanding the power of machinery,
and very naturally become careless
through that familiarity which breeds
contempt. The result is fatal acct
dent and verdict of a jury throwing all
the blame on the dead man.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-19

The defense made by Chinese charg-
ed with having opium in his possession
may, or may not be true one, but 1t
is a fact that there have been cases
where opium has been planted" upon
an innocent person, for the express pur-
pose of bringing him into the clutches
of the law. Our opium laws create
class Of 'informers" of all nationalities,
and some of them are quite capable of
playing such scheme, for the sake of
their share of the reward.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-19

would end in a court martial that would
have q very tragic ending
Certainly Mr. pahlstrom's interview
furnishes % very great deal of food for
thought 1t may not be thought on
pleasant lines, and one decidedly hopes
that he is wrong i'm his estimates of
General otis, but it Is a line of argu-
ment which has great plausibility, and
may really be very near the mark.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-19

The suggestion that proper training
quarters for oarsmen should be estab-
lished at Pearl Harbor merits atten-
ton. If the leading officers would get
together they might evolve some
scheme by which the project might be
carried out The races promise to be
very interesting, and we all know that
they are rowed for pure clean sport.
This is much to be proud of. Our races
compare favorably with those of any
part of the world.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-19
LOST.

Unendorsed certificate No. 1891 for one
share Oahu Sugar Company, Limited
issued to Miss II. S. Judd Finder will
please return the same to the Hawaiian
Trust & Investment Company, Limited.
Transfer has been stopped.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-19

Topics

Honolulu, August u, 1899.
A well selected stock with good as
sortment Of goods are both the buyers
and sellers delight.
We have just received a large assort-
ment of
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-19

The Maui police have done their duty
in the matter Of running down the al
legged murderer of the hermit Chinaman
on Haleakala. 1t is no easy thing to
track a criminal upon that mountain
slope. Deputy Sheriff Baldwin merits
appreciation for his promptitude. A de-
cade or more ago there We're several
murders on Maui which have remained
a mystery unto this day
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-19
MEETING NOTICE.

A special meeting of the sharehold-
ers of the Kohala Sugar Company viii
be held at the office of Castle & Cooke
Limited, on Wednesday, August 20,
1899, at o'clock a. m.
Business of Importance.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-19
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1899.

The Cemetery Association seems
ready to give assistance to the estao-
lIshment of a crematory for Honolulu
This is the first practical step towards
An Improvement which is very much
needed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-19
Careful attention given to
every commits sion
Block.
FORT STREET, HONOLULU.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At meeting of the stockholders of
Henry May & Company, Limited, held
on the 22d day of July, the following of
fcers We're duly elected to serve until
the next annual meeting:
T. May President and Manager
H. e. Mcintyre. ..........V Vice president
F. It. p. Warehouse. .........S Secretary
F. B. Auerback. ...............Tr Treasurer
F. W. Macfarlane.. Auditor
e. F.. Bishop and E. d. Tenney, di-
rectors.
F.. r. p. WATERHOUSE,
Secretary.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-19
FOR PAGO PAGO WHARF.

APlA, August 1.-THE steamship
arrived today from Norfolk.
Va, with material for the wharf at
Pago Page.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-19
MACHINE OILS

No and Engine Oil, VS. Lard Oil,
in tins and barrels.
Sperm Oil in tins and barrels.
Meats Foot OIL. Carbolinium.
Coal Tar. Axle Grease. Best Refined
Tallow.
Cotton Waste. Varnish of all Kinds.
Packing, Asbestos, Soap Stone, Sheet
Rubber.
Pipe Covering, assorted sizes,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-19

The above are only few of the many
articles we keep constantly in stock,
and our prices will stand competition
with any other dealers.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-19

dw6q n ran zadanych jej z re-
.wolwer ru.. Widocznie zastrze'
iii ja k kochanek najprz6d po'
tenn dal do siebie strzai W o.
kolice serca. IT,.
Gdyby ME krytyczny stan,
" jakim sic morderca znajdo-
wal, bylby zostal lynczowany
przez oburzonych obywateli,
ale SIN iert zachowafa go pred
t tym|losem. -.
.Pfzed d smiercia ME wydaf
Powpd ow popelnienia podw6j-
nej zbf fodni, zdaje sic jednak,
4e opi eranie sic rodzicowjego
qlubion nej .popchne}o go do
rozpaczliwego czynu. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-19
SmierG Zamiast zfOta.

Seattle, Wash. - L mie1.
SEQ wosci Cook Inlet, Alaska,
hadesz}a tn wiest O nieszcze'
$liw YIN wypadku, kt6ry spot
kali siedmiu poszukiwaczy zlo-
ia, kt6rzy utopili sic W zatoce
''I urn Again-Arm'. Oto ich
haz wiska: A. B. Johnson z
Ma lone, N. Y; L. Peterson z
Chicago, ILL.,; Christ Madison
I G Chicago, ILL.,; Porter z Kali
for Mi i Hutchinson Z Rock
for d, III.
w dniu 4 czerwca przepra-
via Ii sia wyzej wspomnieni W
DIV och l6dkach przez jedna z
ajniebezpieczniejszych wod
Alaski, gdy nagle nadp}ynela
gwaltowna fala i oball}a oby-
dwie lodki, skutkiem czego
wszyscy zeglarze znalezli
smierc ma dnie zatoki.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-19

stawili jej silny op6r. 9 Chin
:czyk6w poleglo. Prawdopo-
dobnie wojsko zdo}a}o przy-
wrocit spokoj.
w poblizu Kirin rozbojnlcy
zabili 2 inzynierow i 10 koza-
'kow.
Pod Koba pow6dz wyrza-
dzila szkode ma 150,00Oyen.
Wloska eskarda manewru-
ie ma Z6ltem morzu, CO bardzo
zaniepokoilo Chihczyk6w.
Pod Szinkei Jei, w Japonii
eksplodowa} wielki zapas pro-
chu. 80 ludzi zostalo zabitych
a okoIo 800 domow zburzo-
nych.
: w Takawa Gori kopalnia
wegli napelni}a sic gazami i
oko}o 100 gornik6w stracilo
zycie.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-19
MOrderca i samob6jca.

Lincoln, III. = Ma cmenta-
rzu W Mason City, III. "a:
strzelil 20 letni R. Sutton Is
letnia Lene Elmore, W kt6re
byl goraco zakochany. Rodzi'
ce. dziewczyny zakazali mi
iednak starat sic 0 MIA. Suttor
zaprosil swa ubostwiana ne
potajemna schadzke. Oko{e
polnocy wr6cil W SVEN bug
ev" do miasta i wezwa} dok
tora, aby jego rane W blisko
Sci serca znajdujaca sic opa
trzy}. Opowiadal lekarzowi
ze: revolver upad} mu MEDIA
leko cmentarza. Ma jego "a
DAME udali sic dwaj jego Przy
iaciele ma cmentarz i. znalezl
ma MIN .Lene Elmore lezaca !
kaluzy krWi, kt6ra " :Wy1Fpl1yneal'
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-19
WiadOmOsc u AZyi.

Okret "Olympia'' przyby]
do Tacoma, WASH, I Chin
Japonii Z 5000 ton nowej her
baty. Wyladowanie zaraz roz
poczeto, ably okret spiesznie
naladowat towarami dla Japo-
nil; okret ma wr6cit do Japo,
nil pred wejsciem W zycie
nowego c}a W Japonii..
Ohcerowie okretu powlada-
ia, ze okret "City of Pekin
znajduje sic W Nagasaki "
kwarantannie a okret "Maru
w. Jokohamie, bo ma obu wy
buchla dzuma. Ma "Maru'
zasffy diva wypadki smierci
w Poblizu Kiau Gao dnie
26 Czerwca wynik}y grozne
rozruchy przeciw Nlemcom
Chinczyey zaatakowali kolej
ktora niemey buduja a gdy
nadeszla. lienliecka spiechota
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-19
!Zdarli chOragieW.

Honolulu, ma wyspie Ha
wal. - Dnia 4 lipca zaszedi
tn wypadek mogacy wywofac
miedzy-narodowa kwestye
sporna. Niemiec karol klem-
me, wlasciciel hotelu Orphe-
um wywiesil amerykahska a
pod MIA niemiecka choragiew.
Kr6tko potem jakis przyjaciel
przyszedl do niego iprosi} go
o pozyczenie amerykahskiej
chorqgwi. Klemmne Sciagna}
amerykahska choragiew, po-
zostawiajac tylko niemiecka.
J.. H. West spostrzeglszy
to, wezwal Klemma, ably tax
re spusci} memiecka lecz ME
mice wzbrania} sic.
West zwolawszy pewna licz-
be zo}nlerzy Z okretu 'Sheri-
dan pokaza} i'm niemiecka
chorqgiew, powiewajaca 4 lip
ca W Amerykahskiej posiadlo-
sci. Zolnierze udali sic ma
dach, sciagneli niemiecka
choragiew i rozszarpali ia ma
kawalki. .... -
West zostal pozniej skazany
ma 500 kary a niemiecki kon-
sui doniosl o tenn swemu rza-
dowi.% :.: -. .... :...
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-19
Ujecie zfOdzieja pOmysfo-
WegO.

Policya chicagoska otrzy-
mala wiadomosc Z New Yor-
-ku] o ujecia tam z}odzieja lis
tow, ktore kradl rozbijajac
F'mail boxy'. Byl on "a tie
spraw XII osadzony W wiezieniu
Nv Col umbus, O., lecz zdolal
Z tamt tad umknat. Nazywa sic
on Ho ogan znany jest dobrze
ze swych sprawek W Chicago.
Zamieszkiwa} przy So 9ul. i byi
dowodzca handy wykradajacej
llisty Z ''box6w', a kt6ra W
|ciagu dw6ch miesiecy wykra-
Edia lis tow wartosci ma $4,000.
EZosta4 on W 1898 r. areszto=
wany W Columbus, Ohio tam
osadz ony W wiezieniu ma lat
5, lee juz W maju tego roku
"uciekl" Z wiezienia W pony
sEowy spos6b. A mianowicie,
pracujqc przy pakowaniu ia
kichs wyrobow wiezniow sam
zagwozdzi} sic W jednem pu-
die zostal tax do jakiegos
miast a wywiezony, gdzie sic
natur alnie uwolnil nastePnie
z pud} Ia. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-19

Bunt ZOfnierzy.

Cherbourg, Francya. = Pc
ukohczeniu sztucznych ogni
wieczorem W rocznice zdoby-
cia bastylii zolnierze Z mary
narki rozbijali lampiony i in
ne dekoracye. Policya wkro-
czy}a, ale zo}nierze rozpedzili
ia. Przywo}ano konnych IAN
darm6w i wojsko do pomocy
i dopiero po zacietej bojce
.zdo}ano przywrocit porzadek.
Przesz}o 60 marynarzy zosta1o
aresztowanych. Wiele osob
zostalo ranionych. Ma ulicach
patroluje wojsko.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-19
Strajk tramwajOWy.

New York. - w Brookly-
ME wybuchl ma nowo strajk
konduktorow i maszynlstoW
ma tramwajach, kt6rego do
niosIosci trudno ma razie pre-
widziec. Cd kilku tygodni
skarzono sic ogolnie, re dy-
rekcya Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit Company ME przestrzega
praw O 10 godzinnym dniu
piracy. Zwo}ywano mityngi,
ktorych rezultatem by{o og}o-
szenie bezrobocia. w niedzie-
le O pol do piatej godziny pa
nowal ruch tramwajowy ma IL
mach kolei kursujacych po IL
leach Smith, Franklin i Ha-
milton Ferry, kt6rych dyrek::
eye ma zaadania -swych ludzl
zgodzi]y sic. Ma innych IL
mach, wsrod ulewnego desz,
GU, ruch tramwajowy ustaI
zupe1nie.
Wyslano wieczorem okolc
1000 policyant6w do r6znycf
remiz, lub kazano i'm rozsta'
vic sic wzd}uz linij, ma kt6'
rych posuwal sic cd czasu dc
czasu wagon pod policyjna es:
korta. Zachodzi Ottawa, IL
przyjdzie do rozruch6w.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-19
Trzesienie zienli.

Berlin, - Dose slime trze-
sienie ziemi >dalo sic ~uczuc W
Westfalii i:.spowodowalo "a
padniecie galeryi W kopalni
Recklinghausen, W Pobllzu
Herne. PfzeszIo 60 g6rnikow
zostalo zasypanych; dotych-
czas wydobyto kilku ciezko
pokaleczonych. Co sic Z inny,
mi stalo, czy jeszcze zyja ME
wiadomo.
w Herne popekaly sic mu-
ry dom6w a szyby powypady-
waly. Trzesienie da}o sic u
czuG az do Monasteru.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-19
WIddOInOSOl krdjOW6.
UkaszOna przez tar antule.

UkaszOna przez tar rantule
0 Minneapolis. MINI, Iona
grosernika Andrzeja Ham
mond ley W SVEN mieszka-
niu niebezpiecznie chora po-
wodu ukaszenia przez tarantu-
le. Pomagajac mezowi W uPo-
rzadkowaniu groserni, schwy-
cha wiazke bananow wlszaca
ma haiku pred drzwiami. -.
Spostrzegla wprawdzie ma
bananach .wielkiego pajaka,
ale tenze ukasi} ia, zanim zdo-
ia}a usunac reke, kilka razy
we wskazujacy palec.
Ukaszona zemdla}a, a maz
przywoEal lekarza, kt6ry O.
swiadczy}, ze malo jest nadziel
utrzymania jej przy zyciu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-19
Wracaja re zfOtem.

Vii ctoria,. B. C. = Okret
"City of Seattle przyby} tu
z Alaski z 200 pasazerami po-
siadajacymi $500, 600 do 500
900. Najbogatszym z Mich jest
1..Larieu Z Montreal, kt6ry
kilka lat szukal kfota W Alas
ce, posiada s13, 900; D. w.
Hope Z Tacoma zebra} W ~
roku SIS, 900 a w. Gasford z
Tacoma $4,000. ...
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-19
Junta przeniOs4a sic.

Manila. - Donosza tu, ze
flipihska junta przeniosla swo-
ia gl6wna kwatere Z Hong
Kong ma wyspe Labuan, be-
daca pod protektoratem Ang-,:
lii a polozona szest mil cd
Boaneo. w Hong Kong a
merykahscy urzednicy mogli
obserwowac junte, kt6ra
wskutek tego ME mogla po-
wstahcom posy}ac broni.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-19
Chce bye kandydatem ma
preZydenta.

Cleveland, O.-V. H. Per-
kins z Chicago, ktory ma bye
kandydatem ma majora W Chi
cago, powiada, ze mayor Har-
rison bedzie acknowledgements
kandydatem ma gubernatora
a W roku 1904 kandydatem
ma prezydenta i zostanie no.
mlnOWany.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-19
Cafujacy chrzaszcz przyczy'
na smierci.

Waterloo, Ia. - Marya
Vaughn, l0to letnia mezatka
zmar}a Z powodu z}osliwej
wrzodzianki, ktora sic utwo,
rzyla po ukaszeniu zmarlej
przez calujacego. chrzaszcza
(kissing bug). Jej twarz i glo-
wa nabrzmialy tax, ze chorej
ME MONA bylo poznac.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-19
Papiei a nOwe stulecie.

Londyn. = Rzymski ko-
respondent donosi do "Tele-
graphu'', ze papiez chce oso-
biscie rozpoczacs ceremonie
przy rozpoczeciu nowego stu
lecia. Odbedzie sic konsy-
storz, ma ktorym: arcyblskup
W Santiago de Chill zostanie
mianowany .kardynalem.
Najlepszej herbaty funt kosztuje
W Chinach 6 cent6w. ..,....# t.. ( I b.
Wieloryb daje przeeietnie 1000
galon6w tranu: b: ] .5 ;5
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-19
WlddOnlOSCi zdQrdnlGzn6
Sytuacya na Filipinach
Przedstawiona w prawdziwcm
Swietle prZez kOresp. gaZet W
OdezWie do ludu.

Hong Kong. = My nizej
podpisani correspondents ga
zet amerykahskich, przy gio-
wnym sztabie W Manili, wy
stepujemy nastepujaca odez-
wa do pubhcznosci:
Sadzimy, re z urzedowych
depesz z Manili ogfaszanych
we Westinghouse, lud Stan6w
Zjednoczonych ME byt W Sta
ME wyrobit sobie nalezytego
pojecia o stosunkach istnleJa-
cych ma Filipinach, gdyz de-
pesze te professionally stan
rzeczy w zbyt r6zowem swletle
i niezgodnie re zapatrywanla-
mi wyzszych ohcer6w ma tea
trze wojny. Sadzimy, ze depe-
sze te takze stosunki miedzy
Filipihczykami' omawia8y ta{-
szywie, wspominajac o nlezgo-
die demoralizacyi W obozie
powstahc6w oraz O rozbojnl-
czym charakterze prowadzone
przez Mich wojny.
Sadzimy, ze depesze owe
mijaja sic Z prawda, oPiewa-
iac, ze stan rzeczy ma wyspach
znajduje sic pod amerykahskq
kontrola ize powstanle wkrot-
ce zostanie zgniecione, cho-
ciaz nasze silly zbrojne ME 70
stana znacznie powiekszone.
Sadzimy, ze lekcewazono
sobie wytrwalost Filipihczy-
k6w swiadomosc celow, do
kt6rych zmierzaja. ze nadto
! nieAla zadnej podstawy twler-
dzenia, jakoby ochotnicy mlell
chet spelniat nadal sluzbe
wojenna. :
Wykonywana cenzura zmu-
szaIa mas do brania udzla&u W
tax fa}szywem przedstawianiu
stanu rzeczy, gdyz wykreslano
lub zmieniano podawane przez
mas fakta, ME ulegajace "a
przeczeniu tego powodu =
iak mawia} general Otis - a
zeby ME niepokoic ludnosci,
albo niedoprowadzat do ME
zgody mieszkahc6w otanow
Zjednoczonych.
Oto przyklady: Zakaz wy
slania sprawozdanla o szplta-
ZACH i O liczbie dotkniety chw
polu porazeniem slohca; mi:
szczenie dokladnych sprawo-
zdai o wyprawach, gdy tako-
we sic ME powiod}y; systema-
tyczne zamilczanie O opera
cyach Aoty Wv og6le daznosf
do przedstawiania stanu RE
czy we falszywem swletle.
Buss 4 Dinaciddie, "Neec York
Herald", DaMd McDoneH, "Neao
York S,m", 44smstromgi Nc Cutche
on, "CAicayo RecortP', Little, " (ht-
caqo 7ribune", Jones, Collins Dss-
nina "7ne Associated Press", hee",
"Scripps - McRae dissertation.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-07-19
WIadonDos6l i'd | Mi6jsktI6.
- Ma stotku redukcyjnym nieza:
leznej sHReformy" zasiaduje od pa
ri typodni D. K. Zfotnicki.

- Ma st0fku reauKcyJnyM ntoAt
leznej s<Reformy" zasiaduje od p'
ru tygodni P. K. zfotniokl.
= Macie robote drukarsk2 :
,przyniescie ja do mas, a wykonam''
is gustownie tanio. Offs otwart,,
do godz. 10 wieczorem.
= Faktem jest, ze obecnie wiecee
Polak6w zajmuje urzedamiejsksiie- =
niz kiedykolwiek indziej: Widzi Il
my, ze ME jestesmy obecnie' igno
rowani tax jak dawniej. ~. :.
ssThe Chicago Review pisze,
il ald- EIw. Cullerton ,otrzyma no
minacys izostanie ponownie alder
manem W przysz}ych wiosennyct
wyborach. j.. ..>.. -.
Koncert jaki odbyK sic ubie'
giej niedzieli W parku Humbol ldta,
udaf sic znakomicie. Publicznoscl
pol skiej zebrafo sic bardzo vie le.
- Piknik Przelnyslowc6w: wy
padf 80. f." Pogoda W Cary by
Ia piekna cafy dzieh i tylko pred
odjazdem troehe deszcz 'spokropif''
gosci. Bawiono sic wysmienicie.
- Kto interesuje sic sprawa pol
ska, MECH idzie ma mityng obywa-
tell polskich W niedziele po pol. do
Hall Pu4askiego. Kto przeciw Ro-
syi - MECH ma mityngu obecnym
bedzie. p: :>. -.
Andrew Nelson zosta} przez sad
przysiegIych uznany winnym "a
szewca: Johna Sund-
strom, zamieszkafego Pm. 1925 N.
Clark ul. i skazary ma dozywotni
pobyt W domu karnym. T.. -
- w South Chicago, umari Jan
Skwierut, kt6ry bedac ,zatrudniony
" zakladzie Illinois Steel Co., 20
sta8 W zesziy CIV wartek razony uIa=
rem sioneeznym. Skwierut zostawia
po sobie wdowe. i troje dzieci. ',s'
- Pan A. Czarnecki, kt6ry przez
S lat zatrudniony by} przy anglel.
skich dziennikach, aWansowai ma
naczelnika departamentu wiadomo-
sci obconarodowych, przy tutej-
Sym dzienniku "The Chicago Re-
cord. '~.> i.*.', 49, =. - = -.
. j.. Popolski, z. pm. W. IS: ul.:
ME m6gi dostad piracy i popad} W
Poprzerzyna} sobie zyfy i
zadal sobie: rany ma .ca}em ciele.
Ottawa, ze lekarze ME .zdo-
laja zachowac go przy zyciu. +.
= Redaktorzy polscy. tutejszych
kilku gazet :spozwalaja" sobie. ma
letnie wyoiec xxi. .Przed paru dnia-
mi powr6cii z wakaeyi Z Michiga-
nu red. "Gaz. Kat."p. Szopinski,
p. Szwajkart .wsp6ired. "Dz. Che
-bywi sic W "countrach". :.
= szpital poleki imienia n. M.
Fanny, przy ulicach Division i
Paulina, jest obecnie cafkiem wy.
konczony odswiezony. Kilku dok-
tor6w wieoej dodano ma liste ordy-
nujacych tamze, pomiedzy pania-
mi polskimi utworzyl sic komitet,
kt6ry starae sic ma pcmagat W pra.
cy siostrom szpitalnym. .
W ubiegtym roku szkolnym 90
i 90 uczsszczaIo do szk6l publicz.
nvch W Chicago 242.8O7 ;codZiennie