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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-16
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Pain Conquered; Health Re.
stored by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.


tLETrER TO MRS. rINKHAW NO. os.6i91
u feel my duty to write and thank
Won for what Your Vegetable Com
pound has done for me. is the ONLY
medicine [ have found that has done
me amy good. Beforeta}linr meai-
cine, was all run down. tired all tie
time, no appetite, pains m my back7nd
bearing down pains and a great sat-
terer during menstruation. Afterta]--
ing two bottles of Lydia E. Pinlhatn's
Vegetable Compound felt like a new
woman. Iamuow on my fourth bottle
and all my pains have left me. Itecf
better than have felt for three wears
and would recommend your Compound
10 every suffering woman. Ihopefhis
letter will help others to find cure
Tor their troubles - Mis-. DELLA
EEAuekER, RENSSELAER,. IND.
The serious lis of women develop
from neglect of early symptoms. Ever.
pain and ache has cause, and the
warning they give should not be disre-
garded.
Mrs. Pinl1ham understands these
troubles better than any local ply
sieian and VIII give every woman free
advice who is puzzled about her
health. Mrs. Pinkham's address is
lynn, Mass. Don't put off writing until
health Is completely broken down
Write at the first indication of trouble.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-16
Path treads n seeming void
And finds Rock beneath

This is the month Of reunions and pic
mics. Some good staid people may jeer at
the frequent outings which SO many en-
JOY at mountain or seashore, but a day off
now and then in congenial company is
often day of rest and retreshment, which
will brighten many hard place in life to
those who are for the most part busy in
week day world.
THE ARROW AND THE SONG.
Among the many very pleasing essays
delivered by the graduates from our
schools and colleges the bstract here given
of one by Miss Edith ID. Abbott, Gould's
academy, Bethel, Will take high rank,
and will be enjoyed by a wide circle OF
readers.
A few years ago there lived in Portland,
a man whose sunny disposition, talents
and moral character, won for himself the
admiration and respect OF all.
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow has been
rightly named our Universal Poet.
From him we learn a lesson of deep
meaning in The Arrow and the Song.
81 shot an arrow into the air.
1t fell TO earth know not here,
For swiftly II flew, the sight
Could not follow 1t in its flight.
breathed song into the air.
1t fell 10 earth, know not where.
For who has sight SO Keen and strong
That it can follow the flight of song.
Long long afterward, in an oak,
found the arrow, still unbroke;
And the song, from beginning to end,
found again In the heart of a friend.'
An arrow is cruel weapon, a sharp
pointed, treacherous missile, tipped with
poison, and though it may not always
bring death to its victim, it infiicts
painful wound and leaves a permanent
scar.
word may be likened to an arrow. The
arrow once loosed does not return to the
bow, nor does a spoken word return to
the lips that uttered it. We cannot tell
W here the arrow may fall or what will be
the result of its descent, neither are We
able to follow the course OF word or es-
innate its power for good or evil. The
careless words that We're forgotten by US
as soon as spoken, may still be lingering
in the memory of another, causing bitter
heartaches and endless pain. Each
one OF us possesses the bile power Of in
fuence over those around us. II, by
thoughtless words and careless acts, we
bring sorrow into the lives of others,
think of the vast amount of unhappiness
of which we shall be the cause.
If, on the other hand, we grasp each OPP
portunity to make our lives blessing, we
shall be conscious of having accomplished
some good and know the Joy that comes
from bringing pleasure to others.
Let us fill our lives with the earnest en-
deavor to do good, to think the purest
thoughts, and to speak the kindest words.
Nothing is lost, but lives on forever,
growing in its influence. Our words can
never die, but will echo and re-echo
through all the ages of time. They may be
like the arrow, cruel. singing, and deadly
or they may be like the song, which, VI
brating in the heart of friend, makes
our own lives sweeter.
Let us see to it that our arrows are
tipped with honey and not with poison.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-16

To Take the sting OuI Of Sunbnrn.
good cure Ter saahuf1 j. made ty
s5eHne a1d ssakIag a cucumber Ter few
hours in a,.lk, ana bathing the face two
erthHee Sos d d. H.ta.t. Bry the face
carefully atterward, using a set towel
IdGis,' Home Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-16

"Janet, have you in my thought IL :
week for your sweet remembrance. Mex,
week will acknowledge it more fully.
AUNT MApGE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-16

FOR SALE.-Ten R.I'P'A,N-S for cents at
druggists. One gives relief
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-02-09
OF INHERENT To LADIES'.

We have just received nice new line
of Dress Goods direct from the Broad
head Worsted Mills, among which are
the leading staple shades of plain Whip
cords, Granite effects and wide vale
stripes. These are goods that are extra
wide, medium, heavy weaves and guar
anteed fast coors and will positively not
pull out in the seams. We shall be
pleased to have our customers and friends
call in and look them over as We feel sat
isfed they will appreciate the merits of
these goods.
A dress goods call for linings. we wish
to say that we have also received
choice assortment of waist and skirt lin
ings of the celebrated Goddard" make
which we will guarantee to be superior to
any other on the market. We will con.
slider it a great pleasure to show these
goods. Otter Bros
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-02-09

Undersizai fruit can be p-oti'ably dis
posed Of, Tor one way, by feeding to pigs.
In proof of this assertion will tell You
of an experiment made the past season.
In the spring | purchased two shoats,
and placing them in pen. allowed them
TO be fed not King but n little skim milk,
such gar bage as came from the house,
and At much waste fruit ss they would
eat, the last-named being their principal
ration. On December my two shoats
of the spring had developed into two
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-02-09

be afforded. Fruit growers, If any are
present who think there is valid excuse
for not following the advice just given,
say to you you will never make the SUE
cess that you might make in this indus
try, and also tell yoL that those men
who will not attend to these at first sight
8 nall points will he driven to the rear
ranks by those who do.
"The highest compliment to which a
grower can aspire ia to have hf, frnit pur.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-02-09

chased without inspection-to have his
brand synonym of good fruit well
packed. In grading fruit great care
should be taken that each row and each
unit of each row should correspond with
each and every other row and unit in the
box. Here again it is little thing, but
it makes the difference between fine
box of fruit and mediocre box of fruit,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-02-09
MARKETABLE FRUITS.
Some Useful Hints on Choosing and Packing
Fruit-Extracts From Valuable Ad-
dress by Frank L. Wheeler

Frank l.. Wheeler, whose likeness is
here reproduced, through the courtesy
and permission of Ranch and Range, is
one of the most progressive and best
posted fruit growers of the state. Mr..
Wheeler was deservedly honored by the
Northwest Fruit Growers Association
which lately convened in Spokane. The
intelligent and successful conduct of his
extensive farm and orchards near North
Yakima, known far and wide as Fruit
vale," renders his observations weighty
and entitled TO respect. Mr.. Wheeler by
precept and example has shown to fruit
growers that it pays to study and prac-
tice the art of choosing and packing
fruits; an art, be it understood, that is
still in its infancy in Yakima In a
lengthy address before the Fruit Grow
ers' association at Spokane, and which,
with the other proceedings, was reported
geographically by Miller Freeman, edi-
tor OF inch and Range, among other
things Mr.. Wheeler said in relation to
choosing and pack ing fruit:
"We can eradicate the San Jose scale
il we spray often enough and thoroughly
enough, and the Goblin moth must sue
cumb after having absorbed into its in
ner consciousness a limited amount of
Paris green or London purple, bat we
cannot force the public to buy our fruit.
We must cater to the most fascinating of
things-the appetite--we m st tickle the
palate through the Medium of the eye
first; Tor, after all, most people buy with
out tasting, and afterward we must have
our wares reach the standard of excel
lence which their beauty has prophesied.
Therefore the most vital of the vital
questions is. what do they want? Or,
my title-'Marketable fruits-their choos-
ing and packing
1.-THE grower can do much to avoid the
complaint of fruit picked too green, lack
ing in flavor, by carefully choosing the
fruit for any particular market. If fruit
is to be shipped to point where it will
in all probability be disposed of in "a
hours, select the ripest fruit that will
stand the journey, and take other fruit,
less matured, for those points where it
cannot be placed before the consumers in
less than 4S hours or more. But | hear
the objection raised that such careful
sorting takes too much time and cannot
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-02-09

hogs, showing a total weight Of $40
me more than the small fruit would have
done-ior it was worthless, from my
standpoint, as marketable or profitable
produce.
"The days Of split cedar boxes and
rough, uncouth looking packages of any
kind are passed and we must adapt our
selves to the present requirements OF the
business. The public appreciates the
clean, well made and neat appearing
package of whatever form, and We must
see to it that the consumer gets what he
wants-for unless we do, how can we ex
pect to sell our wares? And, after all, is
not that the one vital point that we are
seeking-how to sell our produce to the
best advantage of our pockets? What
have said applies as well to barrels or
baskets as to boxes, provided you use
either OF thes forms OF package. Have
all material clean, made of the proper
proportions and correctly put together,
then you know you have q package
which you need not be ashamed to own
as your handiwork. Fruit wrapping pa
per is a known article of merchandise,
made in several weights and sizes, and
is adapted to our purpose-use no other,
for, if You do, you are simply standing
in your own light.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-02-09

rest assured that il will bring the right
price--but. neglect any one of these little
things, and you run the chance Of get
ting the wrong price, and all the other
labor will have been in vain"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-02-09

"The marketing of fruits begins then.
not when the fruit is boxed and shipped,
but many months before-giyen proper
trees and varieties, clean fruit, free from
pests, and our marketing is only Just
commenced. We must, first OF all, pick
it right, then choose it right, wrap it
right, pack it right and then we may
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-02-28
Kronika MiejscoWd.
z Rady Miejskiej.

SNa wczorajszem posiedzeniu
Rady Miejskiej aid. Smulski wy
stapil z ostra nagana przeciw
burmistrzowi Harrisonowi, "a to,
ze tenze ME wykonai pewnego
polecenia, zawartego W rezolucyi
Rady Mieiskiej przyietej dnia 6
Stycznia b. I. i przez niego ME
zawetowanej, a zatem prawomo-
cnej. Czytelnicy nasi przypomna
sobie te rezolucya, o kt6rej dono-
silismy W swoim czasie, gdy
powiemy, re tyczyla sic ona
postepowania sedzi6w policyj-
nych, ktorzy sciagaia nalezytosci
po 81 cd osob jeszcze ME skaza-
nych, i ME oddaia ich aresztowa-
nym, chociaz zostana uznanl
niewinnymi. Rezolucya polecila
burmistrzowi klerkowi miei-
skiemu wgladnac W to, by te
nalezytosci oddawano osobom
uznanym niewinnemi, ale bur-
mistrz bynajmniei dotychczas ME
zastosowal sic do niei. Alderman
smulski staral sic wczoraj, by
zawiesic porzadek dzienny, ,azeby
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-02-28
spadek 20 cesarzowej EIibiecie.

Spadek po cesarzoWej Eizbiecie.
O spadek po cesarzowej Ell
abiecie tocza sic rokowania
miedzy wladzami austrysckie-
mi i.angielskiemi. Cesarzowa
sklada}a wszystkie fundusze
swoje do 5anku angielskiego
jako depozyt, i obecnie gd!y
spadkobiercy zasadali wydania
tego depozytu, bank odmowii
zadaniu, do chwili W kt6rej "a.
piacony bedzie podstek spad-
kowy. Ambasada austryacka
W Londynie zwr6cisa sic 2 te-
go powodu do ,angielskiegO
ministeryum skarbu z pred.
stawieniem, ze wlasnosci pa.
nuiacych przysluguje przywi.
lei eksteryteryalnoSci i ztsd
ME podlega opodatkowaniu.
Rad angielski uznal wpraw-
die slusznost tego zapatrywa-
mia, ME mniej powoiaf ma zaa
sadie orzeczenia najwy&szsgo
trybunalu angielskiego, 20
przywil Ell 6w ME dotyczy spad.
k6w, odchodzacych "a granlcs.
ze zas spadkobiercy cesarzo.
wei Elzbiety ME mieszkaja W
Anglii i depozyt ma bye po "a
granice odeslany, przeto spa
dek. musi bye probationary,
a wynosi on podobno 30 do 80
mil. zir. Rokowania W tel
sprawie ME zostaly jeszcze
uko6czone. Wszyscy prawie
panujacy europejscy, a misdsy
mimi kr6lowa wloska, hisapad.
ska kr6lowa regentka eksce.
sarzowa Eugenia maja swe kal
pitaly zdeponowane W banku
angielskim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-02-28
Sprzykrzyfa i'm sic sfuzba.

Is zolnierzy z bateryi D piate-
60 puiku artyleryi we Fort
Sheridan uwolniono wczoraj cd
siuzby ma ich wiasne aadanle.
Niedawno departament wo]ny
rozporzadzii, ae wszyscy Soinie-
RE, tax ochotnicy jak regular
nj, kt6rzy wstapili do sluzby
pomiedzy dniem 21 Kwietnia
/ Pazdziernika r. o., i ktorzy
zechcieliby wystapic, maia otrzy-
mac uwolnienie cd slu3by, II
skorzystaio tego owych %.
MIN bro6 oddali, wyplacono in
nalezytosc.
Polar.
Wczoraj wczesuie rano pozar
zniszczyf doszczetnie pracownie
krawiecka Adama Niedzielskiego
pm. 4746 Ashland ave. sasiedni
magazyn mod D. Edenberga.
Szkoda zrzadzona pierwszemu
ma wynosie $1,000, drugiemu,
$2400, ale ubezpieczenie podo-
bno pokrywa strate.
q urzedu zdrOwia.
w zeszlym tygodniu umario
545 os6b; o SO mniej ni& W
tygodniu poprzedzajacym, ale
"a wiecej, nia W odnosnym tygo-
dniu zesztego roku. Os6b pici
mezkiej umario 3l2, plci ZEN
skiej 233; dzieci we wieku nizej
roku um&rio 109, we wieku l-5
lat, 70, a os6b liczacych przeszlo
60 lat, umario LA. Ma zapalenle
piuc umario l40 os6b, ma grype
19, ma dyfterye IA, ma szkarlaty-
ne 9. Samob6jstw byio z,
innych gwaitownych wypadk6w
smierci 16.
Urodzilo sic zas SAG dzieci, q
mianowicie 279 chiopc6w i 267
dziewczat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-02-28
Rome WiadOmOsGs
telegrafczne.

-Komisarze filipi6scy Rios
i Rivera wyjechali z Halifax
do Europy.
= Ameryka6skie LIME pre-
wozowe wypowiadajs sobie
wojne. Jedna naznacza "a
przew6z pasazer6w mniejsze
raty, niz druga.
= Podczas owej bury, kto-
ra grozi}a zatonieciem okretu
Bulgaria" utoua} tylko je.
den cziowiek, marynarz Will
helm Koenig.
= Zachodzi Ottawa, ze ME.
miecki parowiec "Moravia"
ulegl nieszczesciu W drodze z
Anglii do Bostonu.
- Rad niemiecki wyrzek1
sic zamiaru scigania profesora
Delbrueck ma drodze ssdowej.
Stanowisko ministra oswiaty
jest zachwiane.
= Burmistrz miasta VIE.
dnia Lueger uazwal zydowska
"Neue Freie Presse' rakiem,
toczscym pa6stwowy organizm
Austryi.
= Powstanie W Chinach
przybiera rozmiary zastrasza'
jsce.
= "Bag and Paper Compa-
ny" inkorporovala sic W Tren'
ton, N. j., kapita1em S27,-
100000. Trust tWorzy SIG "a
trustem.
= Arcybiskup Vilatte, g1o.
wa amerykadskiego starokato.
licyzmu, wyrzeka sic bled6w i
pragnie polaczyc sig 2 kosclo.
lem rzymsko katolickim.
w legislature W Califor.
niiodby2o sic IS bezskuteczne
glosowanie ma senatora zwisz-
kowego.
We wedzarni Jacoba
Dold W Wichita, Kas., spali1o
sic 10000 funt6w miesa.
= Pani Won Rensselaer,
Strong nabyla ma wlasnos6
dom wybudowany W roku
1912 W Green bush, N. Y,
gdzie po raz pierwszy rozleg}y
sic dzwieki piesui "Yankee
Doodle.
= Roland Molineux New
YoEku zosta1 oddany pod sad
przysieglych, pod zarzutem
otrucia pani Adams.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-02-28

WASHINGTON, % Lutego.-
Dowodem szczerych checi rza-
du berli6skiego W sprawie
wysp Samoa p6jsc reka W re.
ke rzadem tutejszym jest ia
okolicznosc, be nowo miano-
wany przewodniczscy rady
municypalnej W Apia, pan
Salt, przybywa do Washing
tonusi uda sic ma swe stanowi.
sko po uprzedniem porozumie.
niu sig re rzsdem zwiazkowym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-02-28

wosci, jak to znowu oswald
czyl p. MIGUEL. Mic to mu je.
dnak ME pomoze: trzeba bs::
die pominsc te wstpliwosci
az do takiego stopnia, 2e wszy'
scy potrzebni robotnicy isto-
tnie przepuszczeni zostans
przez granice.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-02-28
P0lski p0droanik.

Professor Jan Dybowski,
znany podr6anik po Afryce,
kt6ry przez lat kifka zajmowal
urzad dyrektora departamentu
rolnictwa W zarzadzie prote-
ktoratu francuzkiego W Tuni.
sic, wraca do Paryaa, miano1s
wany dyrektorem ogrodu ko-
lonialnego W Vincennes.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-02-28
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, % Lutego 1899.

W Wiedniu oglosily kluby
czeskie i polskie Odezwy, oma.
wiaisce obecne polozenie.
Odezwa klubu polskiego "a.
zuaczs, BE komisya parlamen-
tarna, kt6ra ME rozwiaze sic
i W czasie bezparlamentarnym,
bronic bedzie interesow Cali
cyl wyraaa nadzieje, ae stan
obecny, sprzeciwiajscy sic
konstytucyjnym uczuciom Po-
la&6w, ME potrwa dlugo. W
ko6cu zwraca sic odezwa do
rzsdu, aby uwzglednil asdania
Ko2a polskiego i zapewnR
sobie tax i nadal poparcie re
strony polskiej. Czesi oglasza'
ia W swej odezwie, ze mimo
przewagi liczebnej, iaka mais
W krajach korony czeskiej, ME
domagaja sig zadnych szcze-
g6lnych przywilej6w, lecz "a
daja r6wouprawnienia jszyka
czeskiego z niemieckim. Po-
sfowie czescy zapowiadajs, re
pozostans nadal W zwiszku
wiekszoscia, gdyz tylko W do
tychezasoWym sojuszu stron-
nictw prawicy widza gwaran'
eva, il Rad ME poczyni Ia
dnych krok6w ma niekorzysc
narodowosci, reprezentowa-
nych W prawicy. Odezwa
zwraca sic W ko6cu do ludu
czeskiego, nawolujsc do ie,
dnosci do zaufania W dzialal.
nose posl6w czeskich -.
Zawik3ania miedzy Francya
Anglia dochodzs podobno do
spokojniejszego zalatwieuia.
Anglia uznaie, ze asdania
Francyi o wolny dostep do
Nilu So uzasadnione. W bli.
skim czasie nastspi rzekomo
ustalenie granicy misdzy po-
siadlosciami obydw6ch pahstW
W okolicy mad rzeks Balm ell
Ghazal. Wstpliwem jednak
jest, czyz tenn uznaniem aada1
Francyi po stronie angielskiej
zako6czy sic polityka klucia,
mianowieie, ze znalazl sic no.
wy punkt starcia dla obustron.
nych iuteres6w ma Wybrzezu
arabskiem. Jak juz zaznaczy-
lismy, Anglia zaprotestowala Ia
prze civ wydzieraawieniu
Francyi portu Bandar Iissar
przez sultana Omanu. Port
ten jest pOzycys strategicznie
wazna, gdyz u weiscia do por-
tn zabezpieczonego cd wiatru,
ley wysps, kt6ra MONA latwo
ufortyfkowat. Nadto jest cd.
dalony tylko piec mil cd Ma
skatu, kt6ry jest kluczem do
zatoki perskiej. Sultanat o.
ma6ski illegal dotychczas
przewaanie Wplywom angiel.
skim. Obecuie panuje Seid
Turk mad sultanatem, liczs-
Gym nieomal million mieszka6.
cow. Oman uchodzi "a Geese
Arabii najwiscej ucywilizowa.
mel. Handel jego eksportowy
Jest dosyG znaczny, i zwieksza
sig cd dnia do dnia z powodu
praktykowanej przez sultana
tolerancyi religijnej. AnglicY
majs dla tego wszelkie powo-
dy, aby ME zezWolie ma zaje-
Gle przez Francuz6w pozycyi
tel, nader waanej ze wzglsd6w
handlowych i strategicznych.
Bezinteresownost polityki
angielskiej W sprawie krete6'
skiej okazuje sic teraz W dzi.
wnem jakoS swietle. Rad an.
gielski rozpoczs} W Kandyi
budows barak dla II 900 zo}-
merry angielskich zaprowa-
daR sngielskie znaczki poczto-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-02-28
ChorOba cara Mikofaja.
NASZE STRATY POD MANILA.
Wynosza sS zabitych 347 ranionych'
NIEMoY ME PRzEszKADzAJA AMERYKANoM.
Obecny kongres sk4onny do marnotraWstwa.

rzono sadY rozJemcze miso1J
chrzescijanami i muzuSmanaml
pod przewodnictwem sedzloW
angielskich, kt6rzy wydajs
wyroki W imieniu kr6lowej
angielskiej. ze postspowanie
take spotyka sig z wielklem
niezadowoleniem tax u ksiecia
Jerzego jak ma divorce gree:
kim, to rzecz jasna. Take i
ludnosc krete6ska ME sprzyja
wcale zamiarom Anglik6w,
kt6rzy oczywiscie pragna
stworzyG sobie ma Krecie dru'
gi Egypt.
Francya ME przestaje obi
towae W skandale publiczne.
znow wspomniec wypada o
wypadku, zaszlym W Lille,
kt6ry wywolal szeroka agita'
tacys antiklerykalns. Czlonek
tamtejszej kongregacyi braci
szkolnych, imieniem Flami-
nianus, dopuscA sic podobno
zbrodni ma jednym z uczni6w,
uczsszczajscych do szkoiy Ia
kladowej. Pogrzeb owego
ucznia, byl okazya do wielkich
manifestacyj przeciw braciom
szkolnym. Agitacya skierowa'
Ia sic ostatecznie przeciw
wszystkim zakonom i instytu.
cyom religijnym i przybrala
tax szerokle rozmiary, ze po.
licya i zandarmerya musiaiy
wystspic W obronie zakiad6w
owych pred napasciami roz'
juszonego Aumu. Take W
Paryau wywoial wypadek 6w
wielka sensacys. Pose} Seba'
stian Faure mial W oMaison
du Peuple" wyklad o owen
zajsciu W Lille. Pc uko6cae,
niu wykladu powstal W sail
wielki tumult. Strzelano
kilkakrotnie z rewol werow,
przyczem raniono clezko je-
dnego zobecnych policyant6w.
q strony socyalist6w zamierza.
ia wniest W izbie poselskiej
wniosek, aby wszystkim oso-
bonn, wiszanym slubami, "a.
broniono udzielania na1ki. -.
Ruch karlistowski spelzns1
W Hisapanii tym razem ma
niczem, to niby z powodu
braku energicznej agitacyi.
Tax twierdzi przynajmniej
Don Carlos, bawiacy obecnie
W Rzymie, zkad czyni zwo-
lennikom swym zarzut, ae zbyt
p6zno niedbale wystapili W
obronie praw pretendenta
tronu. Ojciec sw. ME udzieli}
Don Carlosowi upragnionego
posluchania. Jest to najlep-
Sym dowodem, ae spraws jego
mona uwazac "a stracons.."
Obrady pruskiej izby de.
putowanych W sprawie braku
robotnika wyWo}uja W prasie
centrowei, a miauowicie W
,,Koelnische" ,,Schles.
Volksztg." nastspujsce trafne
uwagi:
,,Obrady te potwierdzily
znowu, re re wszystkich pro.
panowanych srodk6w i sro.
deczk6w tylko jeden moze cd
razu podzialat skutecznie: do
puszczenie zagranicznych ro.
botnik6w. zsdany przymus
konsenowy dla ajent6w, utru.
dnienie zrywania kontrakt6w,
inne uregulowanie czasu
szkolnego, podwyzszenie taryf
koleiowych, ograniczenie pra'
cy W zakladach pa1stwowych
W czasie zniw, biura wskazu-
jace prace it'd, wszystko to
Jest kropla ma goracym ka-
mieniu. Przeciw dopuszczanlu
robotnik6w zagranicznych W
wystarczaiscej liczbie, ma je.
dnak Rad ,,narodowe" wstpli'