davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-29

the season, ~heo crops will have
been ali dried up and the whole
land fesrs bard winter. The dry
season next summer will be The
worst in fifty years and all kinds
OF vegetables will be killed by the
snn's rays. Then the deluge will
come, and 10 the ten days that the
land 10 under water, the vegetation
will blossom ont anew and the ark
ia which we have been saved will
fetils down upon fertile land
almost depopnlased il ,s ifne, hat
one which We and our generations
efterward will In time repopulate.
O9r cities will be waehed away by
iie mighty rus@ oi "ntere. and
only ruins left where once proud
cities stood
siewl,x 49, 80 rr~esca ped the
insane asylum. He ii an old man
without any relatives, and has been
living In small shanty on the
road leading to the top Of the hill
On which he 10 building his boat.
Formerly he followed the sea for a
living, and has made many voyages
70 South America, Africa and the
indies He ia apparently sane on
all topics excepting religion. .n.'"
il thought that eoli,s'r'nae mnhe
,im a ,n~-gmnniac. Nevertheless
ola bpilding bis ark in The expect
tion 81 preserving human life
hen the next deIucr comes He
AZ no theories about the other
'n.lnents, and he says nothing
~ been said TO him about pre
rving animal life, 80 be presumes
me 81 the other inspired people
er tile country who will build
ks NJ the direction Of tho
'rd will be intrusted with that
ty.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-29

II is the suveet road 10 success vi
acquire this knowledge in The reg :
uIar way, for one must add 10 d.
own experience, the results OF
study and investigation OF othel,
The course OF buman deyelopmed
both as to the individual and ~
race must be studied and uMer
sto'd. Bot to ohJrctify and class
lfy these facts IL one thing aud Il
use them ns guide in teaching ii
quite another. They should Al
why's be present, giving us insight
and inspiration, thus determining
oui attitude towards the learner,
mud our meibs,ds OF i~~srur'iin.
Moreover, lf every tracher would
seek t. know instead OF assuming
TO know, the capabilities, the men,
tai content. and the peculIarities,
in short, the history Of each pupil
taught, il he would seek to know
afresh his own experiences 40 hf
struggled through the course Y.
study, s7 well as to know h
Z
self as an NJ. there would kS,or
fewer ia' 800, ll'r ':,1s Eve Eve
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-29

sIom AateT, anu ne says ne ~ VII
pg 70 take aboafd all who hs-
jih wben tho Almighty doeds ~
bd. which. be prediots, will sisi'
h United.45tstss. He says that
@slSys III fbe Atlantic occan
I'm ~ iet Ioose upon The land By
fb~ powerful hand of the deity aud
tiss earth drowned ont as 1t wsa Ii
tle early sges.
Milton Stewart is undoubtedly
4 crank Of the first order. but
nevertheless bis theory IL an in-
teresting one. Here is what be
says about II:
~ believe that tho wickpdneas
which has made the Uuited States
Degenerate morally. will assuredly
b punished ! am positive TIM
The Almighty will roll the waters
o. the Atlantic and Pacific upon
this broad coantry Snd that ever,
aero 81 land shall III inundated
Even the highest peaks Of the
Rocky mountains will On unde,
water and Tie flood win IRSt Tor
mrny da,a. cannot fey how
many, but ! DO nnt think II Twill be
as long as the tifet food was m the
days ~ Moab | have been snae
~ this ever since last summer,
when had dream, In which
Ghriss appeared 10 me IN vision
and told mo that the sins Of the
lsopls would be wiped cut by y
Hood and that only few ~ the
purest minded would be- saved
He commanded me to build boat
ee psble cl accommodating twenty
A.e.l4. and aAid that others oi the
Alnl would be ,usirueied 10 do
me NO that there wan'd be
ple saved from The flood
Ata the land.
h bni'dinc my boat. |
pect the 4 'od unsil next
\1uuhy that time viii be
ip1nu,boat will be
score of
people. with psnyiTiona =. .-.s !.
them alive during the Hood. bu
We shall take with us only con
aenscd meats and food suI!loien
to last TIE necessary ten DAYS
Whan the waters subside ! an
sure that We shall be provided fo
rs ,ns same power which will saw
o. from the fate Ia store for all tia
nngodly of Cohnecsicut and Va
countfy.
MY boat will he plain slool
sachs. forty fiye feet long with on
mast and sail. and il will have
small cabin. | am building II liz
any otheer yacht. | thought Gre
oi shaping It like NoAh'- ark. hn
s..,.v..,..u .s.i q ,nsss~ra so,s,
would be more convenient.
eau be handled better ard ensier.
II have told all my friends il
tha neighborhood OF the coming
& nd. When they ask me whs
intend to do with boat tiv'
niles from Long leland soosf aus
J have explained my mission 4
them. they have laughed at M
they do not believe thai the ocea'
will fio.d the earth But take u'
word for il. those whom The Lof,
intends 10 save viii hslieye ~
aud when tise wafers riss il" ''srs
will direct them 10 get ont1oass
my Ark.
II tLink the dnlnra xl13uf6mG
i - saa az.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-29

word, to & J n ust ow
bna.--sS of teachf' W. - i !.
ourselves and onr np''o =
phase 81 activi,y""d espeely
from the staub'n' o' ~
meat. 'rhnspp''P V"s'
and scierE and on-sl- o'.-,. =
child ptn[hecoms ths ~ nf
allies Of food teaching "
City No9al institute
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27
IOWA People co TO CANADA
Haa Bays . Farm with Proceeds from

Two-ThiFds Of Oae Crop
W. r. Miiburn. John Holmes, NJ R.
Dagger. e. L. Stetson, Of Buena Vista
county, Iowa. report as follows Of the
Canadian Northwest rs to its suit
ability for farming, and the advan-
tages It offers to the agricultural i'm
migrant from the United States:
I'VE came here solely to look up inn
proved farms and, If suitable, to Sc
lect such as pleased US best. We have
not visited the homestead districts at
all, though We believe them to be very
inviting. Our inquiries have been
confined solely to the district around
Hartney, Deloraine and towards the
Souris River in Manitoba. Our i'm
pressions of all that region are in
every way satisfactory, and We have
decided to 60 back to Iowa at once,
and, having disposed of our several
interests there, to return to Manitoba
in the month Of March next, and, eff
fecting our purchase Of improved
farms, which We find we can do at
reasonable rates, Immediately begin
farming. We are greatly pleased with
all that we have seen in that part OF
Western Canada. The soil We find to
be more than equal to that Of our own
country for wheat-growing, and the
other conditions Of climate. schools.
markets, etc. are all that we could
wish for.
ITO show what an energetic man
can do we may mention that we found
one such at Hartney who had rented
q farm on shares, receiving two-thirds
Of the returns as his share Of the
crop. When he came to sell his own
produce he found that his two-thirds.
when converted into cash, was enough
to buy the farm he rented out and
out, which he accordingly did. and IL
now its owner. It is our intention to
induce as many Of our friends as pos
sible, who are practical farmers. to re-
move from Iowa to this country.
where we believe there Is a better
future for the Industrious man than
is now to be found anywhere on this
continent. We are we'll known in our
par. of the state Of Iowa, and We In
vite correspondence from its residents
IN all parts with regard to this re-
g;on of Western Canada which we
have visited, and to which We intend
to return"
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27
Whale Cure,

II Is said that in Australia there IS q
hotel where rheumatic patients corgre-
gate. Whenever a whale has been
taken the patients arc rowed over to
the works where the animal is cut up,
the whalers dig narrow grave in the
body, and in this the patient lies for
two hours, as in Turkish bath, the
decomposing blubber of the whale
closing around his body and acting as
huge poultice This Is known as the
Whale cure for rheumatism
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27
New English Recruits.

The illiteracy of the new recruits
Of the English army is commented up
on in the report just published in Lon
don. Only II in 1000 are we'll educat-
ed, and Is are utterly illiterate.
Thirty-five per cent of the applicants
are rejected for physical disability. and
this proportion Is said to show slight
improvement over former years.
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27
low He Rroposed

Ada (pensiveiy)-I hope you'll invite
me to the wedding when you get mar
ried. Jack (boldly)-In invite you be-
fore ask anyone Else. and il you don't
accept there won't be any wedding
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27

0ur6hy-Phwat's the matther Wild
- oye, Casey? Casey-Oi've been
tGyin' to explain to Clancy thot his
vtows on the QUESTION Of Expansion war
lhtirely wrong.-New York Evening
Journal
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27
Hew's Thbs

We00R One Hundred Dollars reward loPeay
ease e CAtArrh that cannot b cured By HAllS
CAtaxzA Cure
+. ]. CHENEY co, Toledo. q
We, - undersigned, have Known =. /
perfectly honorable In all business transactions
and financially able 70 caHxy out any oblieAr
lions made by their n1m.
West 4 TruAx. Wholesale DFuRigts, Toleda
O.: Walding. Kinnan Z Marvin. WHOLESALE
OruGgists. Toledo Ohio
Halls CAtarTh Cure II taken inHas1aIly, act
ing disectly Gpon the blood and muoouss uxfscss
9 The system Teet1Donials sent ffoo pI30o
nc p0 SQetle. Sold D AL drugHissA
HAllo Vanity Pills are the De03
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27
Doeskln s;lothea

In northern China many OF the ma
lives are dressed in dogskin There
are many establishments where dogs
Of Q peculiar breed are raised for their
skins. They are killed VIXEN eight
months old.
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27

A-Spouter is pretty able debater.
isn't he? B.-I should say so! Why,
he can call an opponent a liar and .
scclndrel in Is different ways without
violating the rules Of order.
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27

When q woman reaches the age that
no hats are very becoming, she begins
to find fault wi the new styles A
girl OF sixteen ks every new fash
ion is pretty
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27

Piso's Cure for Consumption is the bes
Of all cough cures.-Geor9e W.. Lotx
Fabucher, La, August %. 1888
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27

You can usually say of young man
In debt that he is also in love.
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27

The Best Prescription for Chnls
and Fever Is . bottle Of GROVES TAsruEss
CHILL Tonic It IS simply iron and quinine
IN tasteless form Nocure-no pay. Price, Soc
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27

Hens are generally early risers Be
ready to feed them accordingly.
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27

Women appear natural only when,
they don't try TO- |
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27

A word to the wise may be sufficient
to get the speaker into trouble.
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27

ArA Winsl0W's 0sosning syrup
For children tcethng softens the gums reduces inda
alton, allays pain wind collie IS cents Lottie
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27
Ex.ctly what You Want.

handy little box Gust right for lady's purse or
gentleman's vest pocket Of Cascarets Candy Ca
thsrtc, prevent illness All druggists I0c, Sc Soc
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27

Nothing but wheat: what you mighs
eau sea OF wheat" is what was said
by a lecturer speaking Of Western Can
ada For particulars as to routes ran.
way fares. etc, apply 20 Superintendent
OF Immigration, Department Interior. OF.
tawa, Canada, or to j. g. Crawford N
West Ninth Street. Kansas City. No.
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27
sim Couadent

sim Couadent
There Is a woman in Indiana who
has been divorced three times from the
same man, but she is pretty well con-
WINGED that the next time she can re-
form him.-Somerville Journal.
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27

who Is that man around the cor
ner who complains that the baby
walked him when it cried for a few
minutes last night:" asked the little
woman. Don't you known" her hus-
band responded. Hes been working
In boiler factory for the last five
years. "-Washington Star.
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27
1t is simply Iron and
Quinine in a tasteless
form. Sold by every
druggist in the malarial
sections of the United
States. -. No cure, no
pay. Price, soc.


81. Lorn, No. Feb. 8, ID.
Pans A.Dzc1xD Co., City.
oentlemen:-Wo wish to congrssulate you
on the increased sales No are having on your
Groves Ta0le1eo0 chm T001e. On exam
ming our record Of inventory under date Of
Jan. LIST. We dad that We sold during the Chill
season Of ms. ~ dozen Grows TonIe. We
also md that our sales on your LAXATIVE
to0o101n1DoT A1le1D have been some
thing enormous: having sold during the late
Cold and Grip season 4, - dozen.
f!eese rush down order enclosed herewith,
MEYER bros. DRUG CO.
Per schar.
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27

IRIS GEORGE OSAUN. Of Befvdere, Co., N l.,
IVu Suffering - had from weakness
release
how wish suffering would
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27

II you have sense enough to appre-
ciate the truth, you are rare.
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27
Buu and Red Rag.

The reason red infuriates the mem
bers OF the OK family is found in the
fact that red is the Complementary
color OF the green, and the eyes Of
cattle being long fixed on heritage
while feeding, when they espy any
thing red it impresses the sight with
greatly increased intensity.
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27
The Opening Of the Ut. Indian Reserv.t,o

The Opening Of the Uts Indian Reserv.ti
BY proclamation of the President Of
the United States. the Ute Indian res
ervation in southern Colorado will be
opened for settlement at noon of May
4. 1899. 1t comprises Co., G0 acres Of
arabic mesa land, which has long been
considered the most desirable in the
state. For free pamphlets, giving
complete information. address s. K.
Hooper. General Passenger Agent D.
Z r. G. R. r.. Denver. Colo.
The Globe-republican., 1899-04-27

Pass MEDICINE Co.,
0cclemen:-I handle seven or eight differ.
ene k1nds Of Chill Tosics but sell ten bottles
OF 1--we 20 where sell one Of tSe others.
I sold . bottles Of GroVoa0 SIN To11e in
one DAY and could have sold more II I had had
1t on hand. Mr.. Dave Woods cured ave csseo
OF cAflls with one bottle
Respectfully.
JOHN T. vINYARD.
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powr6cit wczoraj do Chicago oe1
ziota bez pylu ziotego, opo-
wiada, re wszyscy jego towarzy'
see rowniez wracaja. Owycn
piecdziesieciu nabylo ,,Clalm"
Its mil ma polnoe cd St. Michaels
i dobyli W przeciagu calego lata-
przy cieakiej piracy, ziota "a y.
jakich $4,000, zatem zarablah
mniej wiecej, kazdy posi-. .5odzien'
ME po sciagnieciu koszt6w. hodz,
kt6ra ich kosztowala $l5,Coo
sprzedac musieli "a 1850. Dean
twierdzi, re ogromna nedza
panuje pomiedzy poszukiwaczaml
ziota W Alasce j re zapewne W
zimie Rad bedzie musiai przylsc
i'm pomoca.
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Dzisiaj ma sic rozpoczac
drugi process ex-bankiera Drey-
era pred sedzia Hanecy.
- Egzamina sluzby cywilneI
zwiszkowej maja sic rozpoczac
dnia % Listopada. Zgioszenia
przyimuia sic najdalei do dn. 20
Paz'ziernika.
- NIichaf Budnik, zam. pm.
II Cornelia str, zostai wczoraj
trafony W usta kula niewiadomo
przez kogo wystrzelona. Ma
jednak tylko zab wybity i lekka
raue W podniebieniu.
-13 letni Martin Mccormick,
zam. pm. SO Townsend str, ks-
piac sic wczoraj wieczorem W 1e-
ziorze przy Oak str, utonai.
- Ze skladu jubilerskiego
Edw. O. Benoita, pm. 35S w.
Chicago ave., skradli wczoraJ
rabusie Is zegark6w i pierscionki
wartosci $500.
Pufkownik j. G.. Lee, assy-
stent generalnego kwatermistrza
departamentu jezior, powrocif
wczoraj po IA tygodniowym po-
bycie W Europe. Piec tygodnl
spedzil W Moskwie jest zachwy-
cony tenn miastem.
-35 letni VIM. Duggan, zam.
pn. 445 Clark str, zostaf wczoraJ
W brzuch postrzelony przez VIA
sciciela sirzelnicy pm. 427 Clark
str, Jessego Mendelsohna, gdy
tenze nieostrozuie opatrywai
strzelbe. Raniony jest W szpitalu
Mercy, Mendelsohn aresztowa-
ny.
- Siodlarz Robert False wczo-
raj pred domem pm. 60 Eagle
str. upadl nieaywy wskutek uda-
ru slonecznego.
Pani Fanburg, zam. pm.
SS4O Yale ave., zostaia wczora]
przejechana przez pociag kolei
Western Indiana, kt6rego koia
odciely jej obie nogi. Nieszczs-
Silva jest W szpitalu UniOn W
Englewood.
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Rome WiadOmOS&
telegrafCzne.

- Niemcy obchodza uro-
czyscie $50 rocznice urod2in
swego wielkiego poety, Goe'
thego.
- Walter Wellman, ktory
wr6cil z wyprawy do bieguna
p6}nocnego, chodzi ma krok-
wiach, gdyz ma zlamans noge.
Jego towarzysze, przewaznie
Amerykanie, ,cieszs sic dobrem
zdrowiem.
j. M. Sinclair, szeryf W
Donegal, W Irlandyi, otrzymal
wiadomosc, re utone1a jego lS
letnia c6rka. Ze zmartwienia
zastrzelil sic, tymczasem Okla.
za}o sic, ze wiadomosc o smier.
ci c6rki byla falszywa.
- Powstanie ma wyspie San
Domingo coraz wiscej wzmaga
sig.
= Ma wyspach Samoa pa
nuje spok6j.
Aguinaldo zamierza wy.
puscic z niewoli wszystkich
hiszpa1skich je6c6w, kt6rzy So
chorzy.
- w kopalni Couchard, we
Francyi, spuszczono do pod
ziemia l6 g6rnik6w. Lima cd
windy zerwala sic i wszyscy
g6rnicy znalezli smierc.
- Admiral Dewey zachwy-
ca SIG pieknosciami Nicei i
okolicy.
Ameryka6skie maslo jest
W Niemczech bardEo poszuki.
wane. Plaza "a ME po 5 cen.
tow ma funcie wiecej, niz ga
.maslo niemieckie.
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Adelina Patti bierze W

- Adelina Patti bierze W
Londynie po $4,000 "a jeden
wystep, a W New Yorku po
$4,000.
W Belgii obawia sic
Rad wybuchu rewolucyi So
cyalnei.
w Oporto umarly wczo.
raj 2 osoby ma dzume.
- Wszystkim szeregowcom
1Opulku ochotnik6w wrsczono
wczoraj W Pittsburgh medale
pamiatkowe. O6cerowie O.
trzymali szpady honorowe.
W Sparkill, N. Y, spalil
sic dom sierot W zak}adach
p cd opieka sw. Agnieszki.
Straty wynoszs 100000 dola.
row. Podczas pozaru spali1o
sic dwoje dzieci i dwie osoby
dorosle. Wiele os6b jest po'
kaleczonych, a o losie niekt6'
rych mic dotychczas ME wiado.
mo. Pozar powstal W nocy i
wywola1 misdzy sierotami pa
nike.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-29

kretarza kolonij, odpowiedzial
Rad Transwaalu, Re pozostaje
prey swych wnioskach i ME
zgadza sig ma zadne dalsze
ustepstwa ma rzecz Auglii.
Naczelny w6dz Joubert o.
swiadczy1, re W razie wybuchu
wojny wszyscy Boerowie po-
wstana jak jedeu msz W obro.
ME swej niepodlegaosci.
RzYM, 29go Sierpnia. -
Pu}kownik Panizzardi oswald.
cza stanowczo, re litera I'D" W
depeszy,k ,ktora miesci}a W sobie
wyrazy "Ten 1ajdak D.. ~,
ME odnosi}a sic do Dreyfusa,
lecz do pu}kownika Du Patty
de Clam.
Ojciec swiety naradzal sie z
generalem Jezuit6w Martinem
zwr6ci1 mu uwage, ze Jezuici
we Francyi zanadto zywo zaj-
muja sig spraws Dreyfusa.
Wypadki we Francyi nape4-
niaja Ojca swietego niepoko-
jem.
SHANGHAI, 20 Sierpnia. =
Spor anglo rosyjski wHankow
jest zalatwiony. Kozacy prze.
stall niepokoic robotnikow,
grodzscych w1asnosc angiel-
skich poddanych, a marynarze
angielscy cofnsli SIG ma sw6j
okret, ktorego armaty przesta'
ly zagraaac rosyjskiemu kon'
sulatowi.
MosKwA, 29go Sierpnia. :
Jeden z dyplomat6w twierdzi
stanowczo, ze Chiny zawarly z
Japonia traktat zaczepno od-
porny. Cesarz chi1ski, wiezio-
ny przez cesarzows ma niedo-
stspnej wyspie, dostaa pomis-
szania zmysi6w.
P1rrsBURe, Pa, :,s9 Sierp.
Hukiem armat T. biciem W
dzwony witano tutaj 10 pulk
ochotnik6w pennsylwa1skich,
powracajscych do domu po
calorocznej nieobecnosci po
zlozeniu licznych dowod6w
meztwa ma Filipinach. Doznali
przyjecia tax gorscego, re tru'
dno by}oby wstpic o patryo.
tyzmie mieszka6c6w Pittsbur.
ga i okolicy. Komitet recep.
cyjny rozporzadzal funduszem,
wynoszacym $4,000. Dekora'
eye miasta byly wspaniale,
trybuna dla prezydenta byla
arcydzieiem sztuki. Po pre-
glsdzie pulku przemawia} Nc
Kinley wielkim zapa}em,
kt6ry udzielil sic tlumom pu-
blicznosci.
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Weterani z rOku 61gO

urzadzaja swoje doroczpe oboz owa
ME W Philadelphia. Kolej N icke
Plate ofiaruje specyalne nzkie ceny
dla tego Stowarzyszenia. Bilety
sprzedawane beda cd 1go do Ago
Wrzesnia wiacznie, dobre pozwole.
MEM przystania W Niagara Falls bez
extra dop}scenia. Wszelkich infor-
macyi udzieli Generality agent, Ill
Adams str. Chicago.
% a. go Sis, /, 4w.
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Kronika MiejscoWa.
Straszliwe nieszczescie.


Straszliwe nieszczescie wyda-
rzylo sic wczoraj po poludniu
okolo godz. 5tej ma gruncie, ma
kt6rym stall dawniej budynek
Libby Prison", a teraz buduje
sic gmach olbrzymi Coliseum,
przy Wabash ave., pomiedzy Is
16 utica. Gmach, kt6rego
zelazny szkielet prawie zupeinie
zostal wyko6czony, zapadl sic
iak domek z kart, a katastrofa
rozszerzyla smiert i zniszczenie
pomiedzy zatrudnionymi tam
rzemieslnikami. Dotychczas wy
dobyto z pod gruz6w 9 zabitych
13 rannych; dw6ch rzemiesl-
nik6w zas ME MONA znalezc, i
ci zapewne zostali takae zabici.
Co bylo powodem nieszczescla,
ME umie wytl6maczyc laden z
architekt6w (!!!): prawdopodo-
bna rzecza jest jednak, ie funda-
menta byiy "a sfabe ME mogly
utrzymao ogromnego ciezaru ze-
laznej struktury. Okoio 80 re
mieslnik6w i robotnikow byfo
zatrudnionych wewnatrz buduja-
cego sic domu, g1y nagle u ko6ca
p6lnocno wschodniego olbrzymi
zelazny TUX obnizyl sic, zgiaf ku
dolowi, lamiac zelazne filary
jak trzcine, spadt W kierunku
poludniowym. lime luki, kt6rych
bylo II, zaraz potem W TAXI sam
sposob sig ugieiy i spadiy, a po-
sr6d przerazajacego Ioskotu, do
kt6rego mieszaiy sic rozpaczliwe
krzyki zabijanych robotnik6w,
fIary wszystkie sic zapadaly.
Kiedy ogromne kleby kurzu CO.
kolwiek sic rozeszly, nieslyohanie
przeraaajacy widok sic przedsta-
viii: pomiedzy gruzami widniaiy
trupy bez glow, lub straszliwie
pokaleczone ciaia drgajace umie-
rajaoych, albo ciezej pokaleczo-
nych. Zewszad zbieglo sig muo-
stwo ludzi ci pomogli wydoby-
wac zwloki i pokaleczonych. =
Zabici zostali:
Charles Wolpot,9743 CONNER
cial ave.; Ed. Murray, IS Nor
gan str; Frank Logan, 511 S.
Clark str; Stephan j. Thomp-
son, 70, 22nd str; John Farrey,
16s, 18th str. ;Richard Sherman,
24S Randolph str; Theodore
Horn, 6951 Monroe ave.; Leroy
Fonner z Toledo, O., Al. Nor
man z Toledo, O.
Ciaia wyaej wymienionych
rozwieziono do kostnic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-29
Wycieezka do New Yorku

Erie R. R. Co. cd lgo do Ago
Wrzesnia w}acznie $ls.45 tam 2
powrotem. Take do Philadelphia
2 powodu zjazdu G. A. r. "a S1e.4h
tam i z powrotem. Erie Ticket
Ofisa: 242 Clark str, Auditorium
Annex i ma stacyi przy Dearborn ul.
Telephon Main ees. Wszystkie
Erie pociagi stawaja przy 47mej ri.
iw Englswood. 2v