davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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bantam. Fisht to a Draw.

ST. LOUIS. No.. June 23.-The battle to-
night for the so-cailed bantamweight cham
pionship of the world between Casper Leon.
OF New York, and Clarence Forbes, OF Chi
cago. before the West End Athletic Club,
resulted in a draw. The ooys ought twelve
fast rounds. but neither was able to secure
a decided advantage.
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CINCINNATI, o., June 23.-The Reds
drove Kitson off the slab in the fourth,
when they scored enough runs to win. Hill,
who followed, did we'll, but the Orioles
found Hahn a puzzle after the third. At
tendance. 1850. Score:
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Quakers Are Hard Hitters.

ST.. LOUIS, June 23.-The hard-hitting
Quakers gave an exhibition Of their slug
ging ability to-day, and had no trouble In
winning. Lajoie, Flick and aud ham,
mered Powell all over the lot. L. Cross was
the only Perfecto who could touch Piatt.
Attendance. 2,SO. Score:
r II E
st. Louis ........0 o 8 0 o 0 GA 8
Philadelphia ....2 0 0 4 0 0 2 1-9 IA 0
Batteries-Powell and Criger: Piatt and
Douglas. Earned runS-St. Louis, 4; Phila-
delphia, 8. Three-base hits-Flick, Criger.
Home runs-Lauder, Lajoie. Double plays
Lajoie, NJ. Cross and Cooley; Lauder. Lajoie
and Cooley. Bases on balls-OR Powell, 1;
off Piatt, 6. Sacrifice hits-Thomas. NJ.
loss, Douglas. Passed ball-Creiger. Stolen
bases-Lajoie, M. Cross. Time-1:50. Um-
pires-Emslie ana Mcdonald.
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Rrever. WALTON Mcxeeley.

MINNEAPOLIS, June 23.-Husting, the
University of Wisconsin twirler, went up in
the air in the fifth to-day, but during the
rest of the game ne pitched good ball. Nc
Neeley. for the Millers, was pounded hard,
and Bandelin. also from wisconsin, fin
ished the game. Score: -r
Minneapolis 80 004o1o e-5 5
Milwaukee .....3 / 0 8 0 0 / 1 - ~
Batteries-McNeeley. Bandelin and Fish
err; Husting and Seer.
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BATAVIA. n. Y, June 23.-In a special
match for the E.. c. cup and the champion
ship Of America at inanimate targets, shot
here to-day, between j. A. r. Elliott, Of
Kansas City. and William Crosby. Of Ba-
tavia, the latter won by a score of 12S to
LA. Summary:
Al; Elliott. "A.
Fifty Targets, Expert Rules-Crosby, a.;
Elliott. 4.
Twenty-Five Pairs-Crosby. Il: Elliott. IS.
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jacob Haas. in the Superior Court. is SUI
ing Frederick M. Bachman and Samuel T..
Rauh for 5000 damages each. He says
they caused his arrest on the charge Of
hauling q lead animal in the street In vio-
lation OF q city ~ordinance He AYERS that
be was acquitted In the city Police Court.
and that the defendants appealed to the
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Jere Keeny. Jr.. an editor and publisher
OF Charlottesville. yesterday fled q petition
In voluntary bankruptcy. He gives his LA
bilities as s6t334.43 and his assets as $50.
which he claims 10 be exempt.
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ST. PAUL, June 23.-Katoll pitched his
first game to-day and lost 1t by miserable
support in the first and third innings. The
Saints played a good uphill game. but
failed to reach. Score:
RHE
ST. Paul .........O o 0 2 1 2 0 1 IL IL
Kansas City ....2 o 8 o o o o 0 0-s z 9
Batteries-Katoll and Spies; Pardee and
Boyle.
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EUiaCoDai,

CHRIST CHURCH-A J. Graham, rector. Holy
communion. $50. Morning prayer and sermon.
1890 No evening service
ST. PAULS CHURCH-New York and Illinois
streets. G.. A. Christensen, rector. Sunday
school. $50 n m Morning prayer and sermon,
l0:x5. No evening service.
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Christian

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Correr Della
ware and Walnut streets. Rev. Allan b. Phil
putt. pastor. Services tomorrow at 10:45 a. m.
and 7:45 D. m, conducted by the pastor. Music
By quartet. Sunday school at $50 a. m Y. Il.
6. c. E. at $50 D. m. Thursday evening prayer
meeting at 7:45 o'clock Everyone welcomed 10
all these meetings.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer.
There's no leveler like love-" said the
sentimental Eastern visitor to the Kansas
farmer.
Guess you never tackled . real live cy-
clone" cackled the farmer behind his lace
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HAHN PUZZLED ORIOLES
THE "BIRDS" FAILED TO SCORE AFT
Err THE THIRD INNING.
kitsOn Driven OF the Slab by the
Few Points by the Orphans.

Games Scheduled for To-Day.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
Baltimore at Cincinnati.
New York at Cleveland.
Washington at Louisville.
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Two-base hit-Selbach. Three-base hits
Miller, Smith. Stolen bases-Keister, Sell
bach. Double plays-Lachance (unassisted);
Hill and Lachance. Bases on ballsSOff
Hahn. 2; OF Hill. 1. Struck out-By Hahn,
4; by Hill, 3; by Kitson. i. Passed balls
Peitz. Time-2:10. Umpires-O'Day and
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Presbyterian.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-southwest
corner Pennsylvania and New York streets. The
pastor. Rev. NJ. L. Haines. ID. D., will preach
tomorrow at 10:45 a. m. Sunday school meets
ut $50 q. m. Society Christian Endeavor at 6:45
p. m. Midweek prayer and conference meeting
on Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock. All are cor
daily invited.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CH~URCH-Corner
Vermont and Pennsylvania streets Rev. Joseph
A. Milburn. pastor; Rev. Clifford Mcbride. asso-
ciate pastor. Preaching II a m. By the pastor.
Sunday school, sss q m Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening at 7:4s. Mayer Chapel-corner OF
West and Catherine streets. Sunday school at
$50 p m. Preaching at 1850 .. m Prayer meet
Eng Wednesday evening at 7:3o.
SEVENTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Corner
OF Elm and Cedar streets Take Virginia-sve-
nue. car TO Cedar street. r. v. Hunter, ID. D.,
pastor. Preaching services at 10:45 a. m. and
5:45 D. m. conducted BIZ the pastor. Sabbath
school at $50 A. M; Mr.. Charles A. Vinnedge.
superintendent. Christian Endeavor at 6:45 d. m.
Prayer and social meeting on Thursday evening
TABERNACLE cHURCH-corner Meridian and
Eleventh streets. Rev. j. Cumming Smith. pas
tor: Rev. w. Il. Durham. associate pastor
Preaching by the pastor at 10:45 a. m. Sunday
school. $50 a. m. Y. p. s. c.. E.. Gas p. m.
Preaching In West Washington-street Chapel By
the associate pastor at 1880 p. m
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Lawson OrEanising . New LeaEue.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD CITY. Ind. June za-Al
Lawson. who was the manager of the An.
derson Indiana illinois League team. Is here
to-day In the interest Of the new Indiana
League. which Is being organized. The Indi.
ana League IL to include Hartford City
Crawfordsyille, Marion. Anderson, Decatur
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Circuit Court. but a~fterward dismissed the
case. He says he was arrested In the pres
ence OF his family and was caused much
humiliation
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Special to the indianapolis journal.
NATION, H.. June 2.-The visitors
from the gas belt were too strong sor the
locals to-day. The score:
Muncie -. ....2 00303l OIL IL 3
Nation i. . 10 1 o 0 L o o Ia 8 5
Batteries-Becker and Kellner; Bennett
and Wilkinson.
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AT Mansfield RHE
Mansfield ......o 1ooao4osS 10 4
Batteries-AiiIler and Belt: Figgemier and
Barclay.
At Fort Wayne RI
Fort Wayne q 5 Q Q Oh IS 8
Batteries-Swaim and Bergen; Altrock
At youngstown RHE
Youngstown 10 o10o001&s
Batteries-Roaoh and Lattimer; Poole and
TWineham.
At Dayton RYE
payton ...-...-.o 1eo419o 20 !
H4tter1ee-01patrick md Dnnnhoe: Ar
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INDIANA-ILLINoIs LEAGUE.
"a, 70 The Inaianapolis journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WABASH, Ind, June 23.-Ffelding and
batting that would have disgraced a club Of
harvest hands characterized the game OF the
locals to-day and so disguised the audience
that half Of those present began leaving the
grounds before the sixth inning. The score:
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and Farrell. Earned run-Chicago. Left on
bases-Chicago. 8; Brooklyn, S. Two-base
hit-Daly. Double playsDemont and Ey-
Dunn, /. Bases on balls-Of Callahan, 2.
Hit by pitched ball-Defnont. Mccain CO.
Time 2:05. Umpires Carney and Man
nassau.
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ALBERT BAKER, Chairman

Mercer. Bowling kept his hits well scat
tered. George Decker. late of Louisville.
was signed by Manager Irwin to replace
Pete Cassidy at first. the latter being sold
to the Providence. r. l.. club. Score:
Louisville .......0 0 o 2 o sS * 2
Washington 40 0 0 0 o o 0 as 10 j
Notwithstanding and Powers: Mercer
and Butler. Earned rups-Louisviile. s.
Two-base hits-Wagner. Bowling. Padden
CD. Slagle, Mercer. Three-base hits-Wae-
ner,, Bonner: Sacrifices hit-woods. Bases
bowling, 2: by Mercer, /. Double play.
Wills and Ritchey. Hit by pitched bali
Rttchey. Passed ball-Butler. Left on
bases-Louisville. 8: Washington, 8. Time
1:55: Ump!res-Swartwood and Warner. At
tendauce-l.l0.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. June z3.-Terre
Haute lost the game in the eighth inning
on five hits. two errors and two passes to
first The score:
RHE
Danville ........2 5000 40 IL 5
Terre Haute..-3 o 2 0 o 1 i 0 p 10 5
Batteries-Lynn, Beal ar.S Montgomery;
Swain and Mitchell.
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PERSONAL.

PERSO<AI~8end zcent stamp FOR Gold Tips"
How 20 mako money on Colorado gold mining
stocks. HUGH BAuERLEN. Bcx lSik Denver,
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Detroit at Indianapolis.
Buffalo at Columbus.
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Milwaukee at St. Paul.
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DETROIT, Mich, June 23.-Detroit had
little difficulty in winning from Buffalo to-
day. Score: $500
Detroit ;. ......1 o o 1 IS "A 8
Buffalo f. .....1 0 1 0 o 0 o 0 Is 8 2
Bat~teries-Frisk and Buelow; Daub and
Diggins.
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Pittsburg .......0 0 / 0 1000 o. 5 4
Boston O q q i q q 9 d IL 3

Batteries-Tannehill and Bowerman; Lewis
and Bergen. Earned runs = Pittsburg,. 2;
Boston, 3. Three-base hit-Madison. Stolen
base = Williams. Sacrifice hit - Mccarthy.
Double plays-Ely. QBrien and Clark 90
Base on pals En Lewis, l. S'IucK ou.-
Lynch and Connolly.
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o,nrien ..sa.sedy the Umpire.

~PITTSBURG. June %. - Pittsburg could
not hit and Boston could. O'Brien was put
out of the game for talking back to
Connolly. In the seventh, with Duffy on
third, Frisbee had two strikes, when he was
relieved by Stafford, who made a nice hit,
scoring Duffy. Attendance. $500. Score:
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WON EIGHT OUT OF NINE
HOLSTERS HAVE DONE WELL WITH
THE SENATORS THIS SEASON.
Played out Error Yesterday and
Took the Last OF the Series-Good
Pitching by KeIlum.

Indianapolis . 3-Columbus 49,. 2
Milwaukee -. 0-Minneapolis -. o
Kansas City. S-St- Paul......
Detroit $500. S--Buffalo ....... 3
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CLEVELAND, o.. June 2.-Bates was
wild to-day and the New York club had
but little trouble with him.. The insists
played a tride better than usual. but could
not play GOOD enough to win. Score:
r III z
Cleveland .......0 o 0 o I o 0-2 2
New York.......0 Q / 2 0 1 i o LIS u 1
Batteries - Bates and Shreckengost; Do
heny and Warner. Earned runs--Cleveland,
I: New York, I. Two-base hit-va Haltren.
6acriice hit-O Brien. Stolen bases-Dowd,
Harley. Van Haltren CD. Davis. Doyle.
land. s.; New York, 8. Bases on balls-On
Bates. Q: on Doheny, & Struck out-By
Bates. 3; by Doheny, !. Hit by pitcher
Dowd. Double piays--Dowd, sullivan and
Tucker: Quinn and Tucker: Davis. Gleason
and Doyle. UmpiresESmith and Andrews
Time-1:8. AtteudanceE10Q
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DIED.


the late Rev. DR.. Thomas MacIntire, died June
81. 1925 2. m, aged seventy-three years. eleven
months. six DAYS Funeral at the residence OF
C.. c. Foster, 1914 North Pennsylvania street, Sat
urday morning. June "A. 10 o'clock. Burial pri-
waite.
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ILLINOIS and PRATT SITS.

Two performances daily at $50 and 7-3o p .
Admission-Adults, zoe; children. loc.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-04-08
Vol. XI1I.-APR1L 8, 1899.

cynalnej znanej pod nazwa Wheeling
" Elm Grove zastrajkowali, zsdajsc
podwyzszenia paacy $1.4i ma s1.SO
czyli 20 cent6w ma godsine.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. Pen.
coyd Iron Co. dostasa W tych dniach
z Anglii zamowienie ma wybudowanie
mostu, ktory ma bye przeprowadzony
przez rzeke Atbara W Sudanie.
McKEEsPORT, PA w war
sztatach kolei Pittsburg & Lake Erie.
zastrajkowali robotnicy, aadajsc pod
wyzszenia zapsaty i wydalenia war,
sztat6w W}ochow.
GAINESVILLE, Pa Lehigh
Valley Coal Co. zamknela tn swoja
kopalnie ma csas nieograniczony.
Wskutek tego 500 g6rnik6w straci4o.
zatrudnienie.
CINCINNATI, O.-Morris Found.
ry Co. podnios4a place swoim 500
robotnikom 10 procent. Podwyz-
szenie nastspi}o W dniu q z. m.
COATSVlLLE, Paw miejsco.
wych fabrykach zelaza podwyzszono
robotnikom zap4ate cd 1-go kwietnia
o 10 procent.
ALTOONA, PA.-Altoona Iron
Go. podwyzszyfa pudlerom zap4ate
% innym robotnikom 10 pro.
cent.
CLEVELAND, O.-60O robotni-
k6w u Otis Steel Co, otrzyma W maju
podwyzszenie wynagrodzenia pro-
cent.
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Juliusz S1Owacki. y
(Dokohczenie.)

Otoczenie kobiece, W jakiem S{o-
wackiemu up}ynesy lata dziecihstwa
i pacholectwa j W jakiem wyros4 ma
m2odziehca, wypielegnowa3o W MIN
te przepiekne uczucia te feuomenal.
No wyobrszaie, jakiemi mas po dis
dzie1l zachwyca. Ale ia w2asnie wy.
obrazuia i te uczucia by}y dla ME-
60 jako cz&owieka W pozniejszem zy.
ciu zrod&em goryczy, ktore tryska4o
wszedzie, gdzie stspis. w zetknieciu
z pross zycia, tax odmienns cd tego,
czego pragne&o jego SERGE, i tax ME.
sgodns tenn, czego poaada& jego
umys&, stawai sic podobnym do owej
mytycznej postaci Tantala. Ten
mozna eobie wyt}omaczyt te jego
drazliwosc, jake okasywa2 " obco-
waniu z ludzmi, tenn jego szlachetns
dune. zadat cd ludzi czegos wiecej,
czcgos lepszego, niz mu dawali i to
go rozdraznia4o; potraif wznosic sic
wyzej cd mich mad poziom zyci. pow.
szedniego dlatego czus sic dumnym.
A gdy widzia}, 1e k.os mu dorowny.
wa, lub nawet przewyzsza 60 tenn
sly bowaniu szlakami poezyi, w6wczas
budsi4a sig " sercu jego zazdrodc, a
raczej powstawa}o przygnebienie po-
czucia braku sill, ktoreby mu pozwoli-
~ wsbic sic ma wyzyny dla innych
niedostepne.
Jako loeta goruje on, mad wszy.
stkimi naszymi poetami, ME wy1a-
czajsc samego nawet Mickiewicza,
olbrzymi4 techniks i wykohczenien1,
fenomenalns fantazyai majes tatyczna
potega s4ows, oraz zdumiewajacs cze.
stokroc g}ebokoscia pcmysfow. Przy-
mioty te stawiaja 60 rzedzie geniu-
Sow, jakich niewielu wyda&a literatu-
ra wszechswiata.
Liczni krytycy dzie4 jego ME So
zgodni y swoich sadach jego tw6rczo-
Sci. Wielu, miedzy mimi Tarnowski
i Tretiak, zarzuca mu, ze nies@ychane
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-04-08

,Piszac do Redakcyi wjakiejkolwiek
sprawie koniecznie na]ezy podat sw6i
dok}adny adres, DO my odbieramy po
200 do 300 listow dziennie ME ma.
my czasu odszukiwa6 adres6w: Listy
bez adresow So odk}adane do czasu
odszukania adresu, czesto ME docze.
kaja sic wcale odpowiedzi. Mech Mkt
ME mysli: IA przeciez mnie redaktof
dobrze zna," bo sam redaktor ME jest
" stanie ma wszystkie listy odpowia-
dac. Trzeba takze mice ma uwadze to,
ze ME podobno jest cz4owiekowi pa
mietac kilka tysiecy adres6w ma pa
mice. My musimy unikac omy@ek, be
kazda omy}ka przysparza nam niepo-
trzebnie duzo pisania wydatk6w ma
marki pocztowe. Chcac uniknac omy-
lex musimy wszystko robid z wielkso.
str6zno6cis ME ma domys2.
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TOLEDO, OHIO, sOBoTA, KWIETNIA, IS

sywa4 do poprawy. Nierownosc, kla
sowoat wywoaywa2y W MIN obu.
rzenie, DO czu&, ze tylko W jedno.
Sol, " zbrataniu sic mas wszystkich
lezy nasze zbawienie. Wypowiedzias
on to wyrazaie W "Grobie Agame.
mnona" W s{owach:
Mech ku p6inocy cichej sic mcgiiy
Podniesie nar6d-i ludy przeleknie,
ze TAXI wielki posag-z ednej bryfy!
Wielki duch jego wzdragas sic
pred niewola dlatego wola4by ra.
czej widziec mas wszystkich poleg&y.
mi ma polu walki o wolnost, jak 6w
legion bohaterskich Spsrtan6w pod
Termopilami, nil znoszscymi jarzmo
niewoli.
A dlaczego ME mo4emy bye vol.
nymi?
Bo sami ME chcemy, bo dobrowol-
ME gniemy nasze karki przed tyrsna.
mi, kt6rzy 50 wposr6d mas samych,
bo lekcewazymy sobie wolnosc ma
szych mysli, bo poboznie schylamy
nasze gsowy pred "suknis kap4a1i
ska." Ia leniwij jestesmy, by korzysta6
z wielkiego daru myslenia, ktory je.
dynie m6gaby nam otworzyc podwoje
do wolnosci.
Mic tel ME targa}o serca naszego
poety tax bolesnie, jak ia w4asnie ma
sza ersodoksya, Dowod tego many W
jego ssowach, peanych strasznego O..
skarzenia, jake wyrzeks swej oj-
czyznie:
Sep ci wyjada ME serce-lecz m6zgi....
Chot Muze moja W twojej krwi zaszargam,
Siegne do wnetrza twych trzew-i zatar-
gam.
szczeknij bolesci przeklinaj syna
Lecz wiedz, ze reka przeklehstw, wycia-
gnieta
Nademna-zwinie sic W TEX, jak gadzina,
I ramion ci sic odkruszy-zeschnieta
I W proch ia czarne szatany rozchwycs:
Bo ME masz wfadzy przeklat-niewol-
nico!!
A ME bedzie Polska wolns dotsd,
dopoki ME bedzie umia}a cenic MALE
zycie wolnosci myslenia:
o Polsko! p6ki ty dusze anielska
Bedziesz wiezi}a W czerepie rubasznym:
P6ty kat bedzie raba} twoje cielsko,
P6ty ME bedzie tw6j miecz zemsty stra-
sznym!
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PRACA | KAPITAh.

CHICAGO, ILL 500 robotni-
k6w, zatrudnionych W departamencie
lakierow fabryki puszek blaszanych
firmy Norton Bros. W haywood, "a
strajkowaso W zesz4ym tygodniu,
oznajmiajsc firmie, il dopiero wtedy
wrocs do piracy, gdy i'm ponownie
przyznana bedzie p3aca obcieta pred
rokiem 20 procent. Wiekszosc
strajkujacych stanowis kobiety i
dziewczeta. strajk przecisgnie sic
prawdopodobuie dose d}ugo, gdyz
firma ME chce przychylit sic do IT,
dan robotnik6w, ci za6, chcac nadac
wiecej wagi swemu strajkowi, zorga-
nizowali sic przyssczyli do "Federa-
cyl Pracy." Obrano zarzad wyzua.
czono komitet, ktory W formie rezolu.
cyl u4ozy2 niejako ultimatum dla fir
my, obejmujsce zadania robotnikow,
ii. podwyzszenie p4ac 20 procent,
podw6jnej p2acy "a robote " niedzie-
le swieta narodowe, oraz przyjmo.
wanna do piracy tylko robotnikow u
ijnych.
PITTSBURG, PA. - Delegaci
gornik6w, praoujscych W kopalniacb
wegla W okolicy Pittsburgh, postano-
will po d&ugich rozprawach ME rozpo.
czynac strajku ma wiosne, ale poddac
swe zazalenia do rozstrzygniecia ko.
misyi z4ozonej delegat6w robotni
k6w przedsiebiorc6w. Doswiadcze-
ME nauczylo robotnik6w, ze cze.
ste strajki 50 przyczyna ogclnej
nedzy, jaka panuje pomiedzy robo-
tnikami W dystryktach gorniczych, a
to tego powodu, 10 kapitalisci ma
miejsce strajkujscych >robotnikow
przyjmuja ludzi nieobeznanych tym
zawodem znizajsc r6wnoczesnie place,
ktora sic nastepnie fachowi robotni.
cy zsdowolnit muszs.
BOSTON, MASS.-Ze wszystkich
niemal miast Novel Auglii, W ktt-
rych znajdujs sic fabryki p4otna,
nadchodzs tu wiadomosci podwyz.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-04-08

Przy takiej roztropuej i ucsciwej
administracyi skarbowej spodziewac
sic nalezy, ae W niedaugim czasie
Rad bedzie W stanie zmniejssy6 po-
datki znacznie.
7.-Czysta, predka skuteczna
administracya sprawiedliwosoi be
die zaprowadzona wszedzie, gdzie
zajdzie potrzeba wykorzenienia zls,
powstasego ze zw2oki, przekupstwa j
wyzysku.
S.-Budowanie dr6g, kolei celia.
znych tym podobnych srodk6w ko
munikacyi prsewozu, take inne
roboty publiczne, siuzaoe ku dobru
filipidskisgo ladu, beds popisrane
9.-Krajowy i zagraniczny pre-.
mysa handel, uprawa roll, g6rni
ctwo itp., kt6re prowadzs do og6lne.
60 dobrobytu mieszkahc6w kazdegc
kraju, beda otaczane troskliwa opieka
1O-Poczynione zostana starania
W celu zaaozenia szk6t elementar.
nyoh, W kt6rych dzieci filipihskie be
d. mog}y odbierac poczetkowe nauki,
a nastepnie wzniesienia tskze wyz.
szych zak}ad6w naukowych.
live wszystkioh departsmen.
tach rsadu i instytucyach publicz.
nych, pozostajacych W soislem "a
wsze zwiazku powszedniem zyciem
ludu, niezwsocznie przeprowadzone
zostana reformy, jakioh wymsgat
bedzie sprawiedliwos6. Reformy te
bsda przeprowadzone tax, aby odpo
wiada}y wymaganiom aspiracyom
ludu.
Take jest usposobienie Stan6w
Zjednoozonych wzgledem flipih.
skiego ludu, prezydent polecis ko.
misyi og}osic to publicznie.
Komissrze, posluszni nakazowi
prezydenta, pragoa po'acsyc sic z
MIN przez wyrazenie swojej dobrej
wolf wzgledem filipihskiego ludu
zaprosic g@ownych przedstaw wicieli.
W celu osobistego ,apozaania sic
wymiany zapatrywa6.
Pod proklsmaoya podpisaai: ia
cob Gould Scburman, komisarz Sta
now Zjednoczonych; George Dewey
kontradmira} marynarki, St. Zjedn.;
Elwell S. Otis, genera'-major ST.
Zjedn.; Charles DENLY, komisarz
St. Zjedn.; Deau G. Worcester, ko'
misarz Stap6w Zjednoczonyoh.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-04-08

W zyciorysie Siowackiego, zamieszczonym
W No. l3 "Ameryki," podano mylnie dzien uro
dzin poety nazwisko rodzlnns jego 1natki Sfo.
wacki urodzf sie ME IA kwietnis, lecz 2s s:erpnia
1869 r, a mstka jego byia domu Januszewska
ME Borkbwska,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-09-01
ARMY OFFICERS CALLED ..MR. !,
None of Them Get Their Official Titles
Until They Reach the Rank
of Captain.

People who are not Versed in matters
of army usage often ask why certain
army officers are addressed as Mister"
and not by their titles. To the men
who enter the service from West Point
the custom is we'll understood, because
they know that, no matter how much
authority they may have, or how gay
their uniform may be, they are sim
ply "misters" until they wear two bars
on their shoulder straps. A recent,oc-
currence in the Army building Illus
trated the matter. A man who had
been a field officer in the volunteer serv-
ice in the war with Spain had been APP
pointed to ,lieutenancy in the new
volunteer army, and called at one of
the offices of the headquarters on a
matter of business. There the officer
in charge presented him to United
States army officer.
Maj. Blank, allow me to present Mr..
Smith-Mr. Smith, Maj. Blank"
The volunteer officer limited in a mod
est way, when the major had with
drawn, that it might have been well
to let the fact be known that he also
was an army officer. ooh, that's all
right" said the officer who had acted
as host, every body is mister until he is
captain"
Even in service the first and second
lieutenants are addressed as mister"
by officers of higher rank. The Gus
tom is so general that it is not unusual
for lieutenants in the regular service
to have their visiting cards engraved
with the Mr." prefixed, thus: