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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07
LOGGING CAMPS
TO SHUT DOWN

TACOMA. June 7.--Aii the sawmills
and logging camps on Grays Hnrbnr
have formed q combine by which
logging will be suspended complete
ly for Ave weeks A few smaller
camps rebeiled hut were notified
Monday that they would be boycott
ted unless they complied with the
decision. Hundreds ~ men VIII bo
temporarily thrown out n work. but
with few exceptions are quite Will
ms. for suspension Is the only means
Of keeping up the price OF logs. aud,
wages, In the camps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07
ALL THINGS NOT
ON THE LEVEL
In the Picture Fight Between
Fitzsimmons and Jeffries.

NEw YOHK. Iune AFTER a
careful investigation. o can be dehn-
itely ssatfd mat many reports n
bets have heeH faxed. and thai sports
do not care IL pat their coin on the
Fitz-Jenrien picture fight" An TN
dereurrent ~ opinion ~ noticed that
everything Is not on the level. ard
those wh0 are not on the inslde are
playing safe rs refusing % bet. Both
men put in good days work at
quarters yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07
NEW WAGE SCALE
FOR IRON WORKERS

DETROIT. June 7. - The wage
committee - the amalHamated as
sociatlon Of iron. steel and tin work
efs report that the iron and steel
manufacturers ARE In conference to-
day for the purpose Of coming To n
final settlement In the matter Of the
new wage scale formulated by the
committee several weeks ago In this
city. Puddicra ami fnlshcrs demand
an increase Of Is per cent and an
increase OF 81 ton IN the base rate
for puddiinr with a propartinnate
Increase IN the fnlnhing department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07

Of iron and steel manufacture IL ~
sponSihle to a larso desr~e for the
sratifying exhibit, The manufactures
OF cotton are also forginE ahead as
a more than important export The
single class OF goods that has shown
failink on In export are farm prod
uess, During the last eleven months
the imports Of the country have
shown an increase ~ over sat, Coz. 0oO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07
Wa Mt American Rule.

COLON. Colombia. June 7.--Annex-
alton to the United States ~ the
Department Of Panama IL advocnt-
ed by a political party recently or
gnnizcd In this part NJ Colombia. The
Colombian press ia f1llcd with dis
eussions OF the proposal. which meets
with considerable favor. especially
from the larger business interests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07
A Board of Trade
SIObbers Over.
WOULD Return REIyi MERCEDES
To the Government Of spsis. Fer.
getting All About the Maine
sYggsstion Of Idiots.

WASHINGTON. n. C. June T.
The board OF trade Of Portsmouth.
Va. has presented the Navy depart
msnt rcauc~, that the cruiser.
formerly the Spanish cruiser Relna
Mercedes. shall be presented Co the
Queen Regent Of spain as an eyF-
dence u the United States to end the
bitterness caused by the late war.
and to show the goodwill exists In
this country There is not the
slightest prospect Of the request be-
Ing granted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07
Poisoned by Sugar.

at. LOUIS. Mo, June lit is re-
ported that thirty residents Of Gran
tie city, III, were poisoned today by
eating sugar Several 81 them. It Ia
thought. cannot live.
The packages In which the sugar
Was taken vas labeled In green ink,
In which the physicians think must
have contained paris green. This
soaked through the sugar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07
Abducted Bet Gsespsd.

ERIE. Pa. June 1.-Two Italians
with a hand organ entierd Eddie Tus-
man. 10 yearn cid. son Of a wealthy
manufactures. 40 go with them. and
when they got him into the couatry
strapped him TO their organ and car
ri~d him ten mtien. lie managed 20
cut the straps while they we're not
watching him and rcsurnrd home.
oGlcsrs are after the Italians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07

LONG CREEK. or. June T.-rer-
sons arriving IN this rsty las, night
brought the news that a band ~ trail
sheep. belonging 70 Robert Poster.
Wvre afaot thfo near the hcaa OF
S.sde creek. iaet Monday. Full par
fseulax z.sf Ihe AFFAIR ssnse nos OBJ
salssd. further than the shooting ~
suitesi IN the less ~ 80 head - sheep
A large nuusbrF q sheep are be-
IND drives East thia season from
Morrow and Gillian counties. and In
shc past 10 days about 90 90 head
have passed through this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07
DREYFUS
Is SILENT
Refuses to Grant
Interviews.
--------------------
BUT HE WILL TALK BY AND BY
And rhen the Grand Army Of tho
Republic Of France VIII
Not Fool Good.
But HE WILL TALK BY AND BY

CAYENNE. June 7.--capt. Drey.
fns il now in charge OF Capt. DARN
erie ana four gcndarmes. The not
"a prisoner Etlll refuses to he inter
viewed. He appears greatly fatigu-
ed. but otherwise his health Is fair.
iy good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07
A RIVER
ON FIRE
Chicago's Streamls
Again AbIaze.
FLOATING CREASE BURNS BREkLY
scheme 70 Nave Gnsiassishsss
Aiesg the ossts 10 CHEEK
the Fires.
FLOATING CREASE Burns BREkLY

CHICAGO. June 1.-The north
branch Of the chiraxo river caught
nrs again hast night and burned
bfiskIy for several minutes. Lathe
damage was done. tn. humorisss
Of the city surxes, the sdvisibiiisy
Of giving ther.ser an asbestos lin
snz and ufxrsze water xsaiions siraw
the shore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07
Largest Horse Shoe Plant

PiT-TsBuR1. Pa. June THE
American Steel and Wire company
has concluded a deal for the pur-
chase of ali the stock OF the Sheen
berger Horseshoe company. recently
formed. To make and export horse
ahoes. The output OF the plant will
be increased 10 almost one million Of
horseshoas a year. and II viii be by
far the largest horseshoe plant in
the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07
WAINWRIGHT TO
OVERSEE CADETS

ANNAPOLIS. June :. - Richd.
Wainwright. who cogllnta utied the
cruiser Gieuccztsr IA the attack
against crrvsrsA feet. has been ap-
pointed temporary commandment OF
cadets at the naval academy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07
FARMER
EXECUTED
Killed One of His
Neighbors.
HAD FOUGHT hin WITH FISTS
Then shset Hseds, Got . Gun and
KILLED Mis- Victim In
Cold Stood.
had FOUGHT hin WITH FISTS

BErHANY. Mo. June 7--Frccman
Cochran was hanged this morning at
as. Cochran had a row with Geo.
Scarborough, a farmer. in the sum
mer 81 1897, They fought with bare
fsts until exhausted. then shook
hands. both being apparently salts
hci. Cochran. a few minutes later.
secured shotgun and Killed the de-
fenseiess Scarborough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico. June T.
The aicade has called mass meet
Ing for Saturday evening to decide
upon preparations for the celebration
Of the fourth Of July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07
And Ours Are Sure 10 Be Mines.

.Auohcr reason copper 3 thought
copper dividends. After
erxy has proven % a dividends with
regularity o the
and Hecla have made stockholders rich
than did Comstock. Mining World.
been trying these facts into understand
time been
successful. would not pur-
stocks. We do think would
UNFAIRLY rrfnqish the - which will follow
Now WI intention truth but
quen,ly the ecquence
horss-t jury all tears Of
guilty. friend stepped prisoner
nd "Jm danger past. didn't you
We'll Tor all along Thought took
heard the governors speech. believe
You'd all Lost Creek stock II pen equal
governors tongue
l0uN E McMANlic q cnN olo co,,nd a.,,.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07
HOTTEST
EVER KNOWN
Is the June Weather
in New York.
TEN DHlTaS; IS PROSTDiTIOsS
Chicago Temperature coois Slightly
Although Three Of Nor cltI-
ssns Died Yesterday.
TEN bEiTaS; Is PROS TRiTlOsS

NEW YORK. june !. = Today
PROMISES aButhcr seorcher. AZ =
"a. IA. tho Thermometer stood Al -,
~ il rising By jumps. This. with
out doabg. viii be tho hottest June
New York has ever known. Pros
trations and fatalities yesterday
We're numerous. there being 10 deaths
and 81 prangrations due 10 the killing
weather. Tha hot wave h general
over the Eastern atatss. hut che hot
test spot Of all is New York and tia
Immediate vicinity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07

LAWRENCE. Mass, June Ed
ward Conner, catcher In n ball game
today between two local nlnea, was
struck over the heart by foul ball
AMI killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07

CHICAGO. June THE tarrid
heat Of the fast FEW days II ended
The mercury teok a tumble this
morning. and coo.ar weather ~ pre-
diet@d for To-Day, Tho heat cauted
three deaths yesterday and several
prostrstloas.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-02
'D0MY / 1 |, D ! ]
/: .sprz ,t''
" Chicago
!, B. PAIlASCH
566 Noble Str

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bezpieeza 0 d nj ~ v: y p o-
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/ q U ssciiagg.ta. p g y n s. j Z aa a.: z SID ',S.zs
takzs wYseia do lEuropy,
wyrabia petnomcota q czylizy 81
m a G hty:s-- rob. t ta'ttalaltslt
.ln z pa.. !. dokumenta wYtst ta via. ' an
zamlenla miejskie posia5fosci Is
farrnY,. a fanny ma properta.
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god ffi1r IN; J. 3. PALL 4 d
.zlnaIduje SIG pod NJ. 566zNobIe,5
Str Chicago, ILL.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-02
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liberal FERNS. #Is 80 aSssty ssa -. SaHs ssS
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-02

&EES%MME
e ll.:l|d |lz;.'l d II VA aigIls'|llIi'
y u,iml,iiIe| !; ~ Il. p ! !: AZ e. &
ai WI n NJ, ~ faojs'f sumi 81
niu ' ne eiszy. ''I' ezlo's
Ms |'|il''I' ..II Yiso 9dfz '| \
fud1kzz,lklasniedole. Ma giupie
g gadanie ME m ''l:'l 8. zWfaeaf
uuw,p',s,aE'ig l.lI=i m. nam nlasdzieje, ze to
sano ~ sobie PoWiesz.
;Zz,reszta gdybys wiedzial, moi
chlopcze jake to siolko, reeezzee
ze ME mialbys zadn ych skru..
.pu}6w!
:stryj ma hrabiego ma
mysli?
- a kogoz?
ID ~ t--Es&a 1890 ~. .tSs &:m;s.EzEHi5# - s.
Me m6g}bym sic do
.wledziet, CO mu tez stryj
wlasciwie zarzuca?
Starzec reka machnal.
~ Me badai mnie S. raczej
pros J. B3oga, zebYm q tego
ME potrzebowat nigdy m NJ
!. s S lvc''' "a odpoWiedz
wywarla ia |l.: mlo 81 cz}ow vi
ky y \ :w ' przyggnebiajjace,
Ze SLOW stryja wnioskowal re
musia}y tn odgrywat wa1na
role jakies przykre stosunki
f4milijne, niejednokr''tnie DO:
WIEN s]yszal Cd niego, re
Bia{owiejscy j Wol.sct:y sta an
will jeszcze W abieg}em stule.
clu u edaez: rodzine, ale ,p6f7nie)
rozdz;elili sic j .podc1as gdy
pierwsi u~utrzymali sic ma
stanowisku patrycyusz6w dru
|dzy zostali prawie plebejami.
Pragnal on goraco cos wiece:
10 TEN sic dowiedziec, ale &c
stryj ME uznai e stosownef /:
zapu szc SEGA sic :, d a = i. wy y!
jasnienia, wolal eaten umilk:--
mac: niz wyciaga6: starca ma
wyznania, kt6rebv mu moze
przykrost sprawjlY.
] Jakis czas szedl obok niegc
W milczenlu pograzony.
Pred sama stajn:a stry:
FACIAL llsz; mu op !. " Q sw ''
zaWlazanla W. Sklb-
niewicach towarzystwa wstrze.
miezliwosci i wybudowanis
tam kasyna ola wfoscian,
Wlodzimierz slacfial Z uwag3
naprezona, a gdy stry:
skohczyl ! Q zdanie go za zap,
tai, spokojnie ~odpowiedzial:
Jam. jeszcze zbgt mlody,
kochsny stry)l, j jako tx
zamalo nam doswiadczeni'a,
by . 1zeczach tax waznych
sad wydawac. Jezeli jednak
stryj pozwoli, pocwyiem SC
nauka Q Mich NOV.
Bardlzoem ciekawy..
So e .4Etr 4 . .Ea.st..E- r. , ..#S-5.Es,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-02

OIuI1 lIIlISIlI.sfs u
Rovv1E,sz5:.
NA TIE slTlosUJNlllKaio6W
GAL1CClY,lJlslKtL11l.'C,lH7 OgsNUTA !
81
lciag dals.y)
Mimo wymovnych slow
stryja .synoWiee ME mysla}
ustapit.
Swat wit gf s. r y
ze czyhan,y ma SkibnieWice-
wtracil.
"a Cd gdy BY. ! Il: tax x. by| i
cieekk;as !. k<tt:otby "a n : tegg5s
modgll zzarzzl.t uozynid? Prsecie
walka Q byt nato pozwala;
ma $wiecie wszystko o byt
valley, wszedzie mocny zjada
slabego. s.. Tax i. ucza W
Amesr'yce, &; = my. je5li many 4,
istn le, muslmy zyt po ame-
rykk g, S; Kto sic senty.
m go e liz kieruje, ten
Wlodzimierz go.zko sic
usmiechnal.
= Kochany stryi daruje, ale
W Ameryce take :ego ucza,
ze procz uczut czysto egoi-
stycz q! Y, przeW Y !'|:' y
zwiee a i: l y! ma niskim
st e roGzwoju, So ]eszc-e
uczueia inne. altruistyczne,
odPrywajace nieposlednie ro-
leu tych spoleczehstw ludzr
kich, ktore jul osjagne}y pc
wien stopieh cy wil'zacyi: Ma
ty a.. uczuciach !. OPERA ? ! T: SIS is
etyka chrzescijadska, kt6ra
m6wi: kochaj blizniego )ak
siebie samego, ME czyh
drugiemu, co tobie niemile.
Stryj Atanazy czo&o goiew-
ME zmarszczy}.
---.:- 49, . 'r
Vice tobie sic moze
zdaje, ze jabYm byl zdoloy
rozmnyslnie mu szkodzit?
k,z ;y D "a: oprysaz:k|;a@
mni ie :mrasz, czy co.,! Mozesz
bye pewny, ze ami jegc
weksli ME bede wykupywa}:
anil W zadnym interesie nog;
mu ME podstawie, ale jezeli
..-s-"g 49,. @a-s-=Z - .f-H!E&EE4ET.-Er
on sam upadnie, jak do]rzala
gruszka z drzewa, tobym
byl chyba glupcem, gdybym
jej nle podni6sl i ME, .zjadl,
zwlaszcza ze uczyni}by to
pierwszY lepszy zyd, albo
Rumpf. Ja=wiem, il jemu to
sic ME podoba, re u sieb;e
diam Q lud1i robotnikou
lePiej place niz /, on, ale MECH Sc,
-sTA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-02

], ~ ~ y pf I||ll'l'||l|'II n
~ zaa al'|!'.',s' !; sEsi,Iy 81 luldtzzi1n y,
70 cheis zI i'a 81 ! sis 81 81 SAC
. doa'bry przlyks' 4 q W 't'''lz tez
szla# Micro Wniessleepiej:
wszelako powoli musial sic z
tego wycofat, bo ni 9
wick. n,u uz dolegal, ale
rozleglos6 interes6w ma 70 mu
ME pozwala1a. Teraz wiecei
MD v polu siedziai " gabi-
necie.
70 oheJrzenlu Wszystkllcelhaz5
budynkow stryj synowiec
wracali do domu.P Pred weran.
da rzekl pp'ileer:wszy:
T. DIS, 20 ro}udniu pole
dziemy IA godzinke do
Rumrfow.
- Koniecznie?
- A masz co lepszego do
czynienia?
Me mann, lecz watpie,
czy i'm bede milym goseiem.
~ Wierz mi, nalmilszym
luz kilka razy pytall mnte,
czemu i'm ciebie kiedy ME
przywioze, a ze to cd roku
obiecu:;e, wiec trzeba naresz-
Gle slowa dotrzymat. z tego
Rumpfa tegi przemyslteowiec,
| nawet W Ameryce niewiele
jest lepszych. Dopiero diva
lata, jak pod miastem m}yn
wystawlf, a jego maka ]uz
sic rozchodzi 20 calym kraju.
Pracowity; zapobiegliwy,, Q :.
szczedny, ma najmoiej pol
mlliona, jezcli ME wiecej, a
ma q. e, tylko dwoje dzlecl:
c6rke Emm|e, pann IS. luz ma
wydaniu, osobe przystojna !
do rzeczy j chlopca trzeeh-
letniego. Ale MIN on dorosnie e.
ojciec bedzie miat. million,
iezeli ME wiecei. Musi5z sic 2
mimi pozna6, DO to najblz' 81
rasi sasiedzi i nsjst6sowniej-
SEA ola mas %znajomost.
- Lecz to Niemcy. stryjul
! = Co to szkodzi? Przecie
20 aiemiecku ma lyle umlemy
zeby sic mimi rozm6wic, q
co do cork, ia nawet de-
skonale pc polsku m6wi, DO
urodziia sic pod Halloween,
gdzie przedtem m}yn posia,
dali. ia nigdy ME P9tam ami
kto Gle rodzi, ami il. zkad P. po.
clhvode!zisszz, iesno czys c;z}owie
klein zacnymi pracowitym.
A Rumpf
swyiiaa.. c.a1y= m . 8, 9 4. MIN \
najleplej. Poiedzjemy vice do
an.no rnL, dni,1s ~ac3e ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-02

j I IIsssal4|z Wozy kt6 'E|'1|III
fornals= w,Iaasaie pole 81
mi' nj ~ = Y ), !y;Y n 4 eiagn e !.
pr ~. 4GssIss;l ' sropp !, rzem'l 3 4.
So il p n AZ fzaaz0as
: najlepszego materyalu j
|laslkt,iies,rowaitn''e.5 na zielon rl
~ s .# s.$ ST 30 IT as.. i
Drogi niedzy budynkami
go5spodarskiemi murowane j
kulistem1i akacyami po obu
1b@ot,lkk:a.e q !. esb ,adtzz lone {. pprzypo-
m1q min q. miejskie aleje, pc
|kt6rych sic tylko chodzi, a
ME jezdzi,
F,orlnsl6w, dziewek, dozor-
COW by}o t. pelno. Co: krok
kogos Sic spotykalo. w miare
iak sic gospodarz do Mich
zbll2a], robilt gcrliwis. ME
|kt65:zy n avs 8. Z / zapalem; "a
to ledwie :1szedl kki XII g krok6w
gorliwos6 " Mich slabla ,zapal
ostygs}, ten 6w przeciaga}
sic ziewajac j kazdy zerka},
czy, /, starr" !, "a. niego } ... ME
|patrzy. Wlodzimierz nieraz to
widzial, ale stryjowi mic ME
m6wil, ably mt iluzYi ME
odbieraG. Poniewaz ci ludzie
ME nateiali sic zbytecznie, q
Jedi doskonale, vice zdrowo
wygladali.
Mech mi kto pokate
druga taxa s}uzbet - strylI
Atalnazy mawia'. $ y mnie
ka1dy jak rydz! Cz}owiek
dobrze harmony PRAGUE be2
wytchnienia j dobrze mu z
Il: s-:H -:E.;3< -. = 49, 81 ~ ~ 81 - - : =
tenn. w Ameryce mkt robot
nikowi p%ozywienia ME laluje
dlateg!o tam lyle bogactwa.
Sasiedzi, bojac sic, e
w}asciciel no o folwarku
Gene robocizny W calej okolicy
hieslychanie podniesie sluzbe
wprost zepsuie, DO jei nadto
dogadza. wygadywa:lii na
niego rzeczy niestworzone.
Ten czlowiek chyba ma
korsarstwie majatek zrobik,
skoro 90 ME SAMUEL jednl
wolali. TO jakis mentekaptus,
ktdregoby warto od Id pod
~obserwacya!" drudzy utrzy-
mywali. ,,On siebie zniszczy
i mas zguh.!' inni m6Wili.
CO do chlop6w, ci zacho-
wywali sic rozmaicie. Bed
n;ejsi, po,rzebujacy zarobku,
wlascicirla Amerykt pod ME
bio 'e' a.. wynos;i sill nazyvajae 60
swoim oicem i dobrodzieJem,
Ct, kt6rzy zarobku ME potrze-
bowali, nieraz ukradkiem
dobrze sic smieli, %powazniej
81 zaS gospodarze, ma zapJ-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-02

I El'|slr1r sl &, ,llslr #zlnla''''
lpo'ddziurawys'iilel ,zal 4 4 leZEI.l'1
l Rfost'js. W u '1'lE Y |Il'l1||
l ! !! b. Yy KS l||a1|
blachy zdaleka. TAX samo
ma sic Ell r zee. *. : & zljaWisktiaamdl
socyologicznemi. Ktoschee Y
spoleezedstwiees z I! ;l,ll
freformy dokona6; ten e n nus
zaae'zy a q. .zdalekf, ~ "a rs rEeczy Y
najrozmaillt:s'zz!ych, kt6r'e "a oko
: w}ase;Wym lego ee 1:[: ME
majq bic wspolnego. Ola tego
sadie, ze prawdziwej wstrzer
miezliwocSci ME nauczym J, ].
wloSEc':iian " naszel okofl!lcy I.
[przez z ak toWaarzzystw,
majacych, naksztalt mlota, "
opilstwo uder1ae, ale przez
krz=wienie oswiaty, zace:heea-
ME lie. Do moralnosci j po7 . q 3
szenie dabrobytu. Sp6leczzeen'l:-.
stwo i'm bardziej cywilizow!aanre,
tenn p%racowitsze a ..mniej
sklonne do opilstwa.
stryj J. Atana'y wys}ucha}
|synowc:al spokojnie, lecz gdy
1 = .-M"~@s@s-.''&. 80 N7 -. let -.
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zawolal:
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wac. chlopcze! Gdybysmy
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lposzli "a twoja rada, ami "a
tysiac lat. ME wyrwalibysmy
ch}opu kieliszka z reki, Ty
m6wisz ze przez osNiate f;
dobrobyt powinno sis dazyt
do ~wstrzemiszliwoS ia
przeciwnie %utrzymuje ze tylko
przez wstrzemiezliwose MONA
osiagnac oswiate i dobrobyt,.
Twoia teorva lest bardzo
madra. ale re do praktycz-
nych ME nalezy, to chyba
sam przyznasz. MY musimy
dzialac r6wnie stanowczo lax
}szvbko. DO ameryka6sku,
lnacze] spoieczenstwa ME
odrodzlmy.
Wfodz'm'erz' zna)ac po-
glady stfy)a )ego upor' n'e
luz M 70 me odPowiedzlaf: y
ducnu zatem )uz SIG getoWai'
uczestn'czyc zaW'azan'u
towarzystwa w~strzemIezllwo.
Sci bye Wo]tem w oklDile
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-12
ALL KINDS OF OCTOPUSES
Kansas Sometimes Does q Little in
That Way Herself 90

Topeka. Kan. Feb. 11.-eSpeeial.) The
state of Kansas chews up and spits out
an octupus every day or two but the state
OF Kansas nevertheless INDUCES practices
and assumes powers that would not be
tolerated IN an octupus for minute. Here
is case in point: On the night of Stan
ley's Inauguration t A Boo and John
Bowers fell off the south porch of the
state house and both are crippled for life
The fault is the fault of the state. The
porch is twenty feet high and not a rail-
ing on it, not a balustrade or guard Of
any kind. If a railroad company or any
kindred octopus were guilty of such negli-
gence it would have a million of judg-
ments in a year and il the claims were
not paid the great state of Kansas would
rise up and pulverize said octopus on sight.
But the state cannot be sued, and these
Just claims are pitched out into this zero
weather-put on ice sine die. So far. they
have only a committee recommendation
for $50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-12
.T NAY HOLD OVER
Legislature Not Likely to Ad-
ourn Before March 10.
OF 749 BILLS INTRODUCED
Only 100 Acted on--Ihe
Senate's Squabbling.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 11-(Special.)-The
per diem life Of the Kansas legislature is
only fifteen days more. Thirty-hve days
OF the fifty are gone and only 40 bills
have been disposed Of in the house. There
are yet 629 measures sticking to the cal
endar and every day sees a fresh budget
dumped into the hopper No adjournment
VIII be reached before the 10th of March
and If work is continued even UP to that
date 400 bills viii die untouched except
for the printing fee which the state print
er squeezes out of them So far not
single measure of general Importance has
been passed. The legislature is not partic-
ularly to blame. The two houses do the
best their politics VIII allow, which is
species of buck and ram process that
would do credit to the most highly de-
veloped of modern circus programs. The
house every now and then adorns and
embellishes a chunk of justice into the
legal superfuity of d bill and runs over
to the senate with flushed face and i'm
mediately the Populist senate bucks be-
cause Republican votes made the meas
ure, and that body. distinguished for
Jumper Titus and TOUGHER, proceeds TO
white the said house bill into an image
of POpulism. 1t is then carried back to
the house on a platter, with "holier
than thou" demeanor which sets the
house to kicking and squirming worse
than a horse with sore back in cold
harness. This is the whole show. Only
one scene. in one act, but every act and
every scene is the same. The house de-
serves credit, though, for one thing-it
gets along with itself The senate doesn't
Senator Hanna, who has ben accused of
buying tons of oleomargarine in Kansas
City to mix with his pure dairy butter"
charged Jumper, Titus and King with
taking Doodle, yesterday, whereupOn
Jumper called Hanna an idiot Nobody
has even mentioned that either Hanna or
Jumper mis-stated conditions, but the
quarrel isn't helping Kansas,
So far, the boarding houses and cheap
theaters of Topeka have been the chief
beneficiaries of the session. For that
matter, this applies less aptly than two
years ago or four years ago, but, the aver
age taxpayer rises, up day after day to
inquire "Qui Bono?'i which is slang
phrase generally understood to mean: IF
this is all, what in the name of common
sense are legislatures for?"
But legislatures are themselves not al
together TO blame. The people require all
this of them. They elect representatives
every two years with only one express in
struction, to spend $1,000 a day for fifty
days. These membets have their creden-
tials. and if the variety theaters get most
of the per diem and the balance is dis
tributed to poker and boarding houses,
the taxpayer should stand the freight and
saw wood. It's a mighty good show.