davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-23
snoilett.s Tomb.

what interested me most in the
burying ground at Leghorn," re-
marks a writer, twas the tomb of
Smollett, though / was rather pro-
voked to find it scribbled all over
with signatures and trashy remarks
of innumerable tourists who seemed
to imagine that by hooking on their
unknown names and insignificant
compositions, both in prose and
verse, they, too, might have chance
of some touch of distinction. AS il
did not strike me at first that this
disfguration of a great persons
monument is really one of the best
compliments that can be paid to his
Ienown, l turned to the sexton and
impulsively promised him reward
if he would clear away all these inn
pertinent additions. Before l left
he had procured bucket of water
and bit of marble, with which he
had effectively restored the stone TO
its original brightness. Until then
it did not occur to me that had
missed the true point, and in thus as
similating Smollett's tomb to those
around it had, in fact, lessened the
only distinction which such things
are capable of oonferring on the
,.,a~x1rxv 80 @1n Ia.1 ~
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-23

She-John, are you perfectly sure
that this horse is not afraid of
trainsf
John-I should say he wasn't. On
the contrary, he runs right into
them.-London Fun.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-23

Minnie-Is it true that you were
ordered from the theater for refus-
ing to remove your haiti
Winnie Well, ! don't care l
wanted my money back, and that
was the only way ] could think Of
10 get it. Cincinnati Enquirer.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-23

"They do pretty things in Bos-
ton, !" said the occasional liar.
"what do you suppose I saw the
last time / was therei"
"Give it up. sang the chorus
"A sign that said, $3.50 pants,
marked down from % trousers. =
cineinnsti Enquirer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-11
FIRST PAYMENT IS MADE,
LANE q HAYWARD DnMONsTRATE
FAITH IN SLATE CREEK MIME.
Pay 5000 In Cash ON the Eureka
Purchase and Have Expended
$4,000 I'm Machinery and Devel-
opment Work-whistler Bonded.

Charles ID. Lane and Alvinza Hayward.
the. California millionaire mining men,
have made the first payment on tho Eu-
reka property in the Slate creek district,
which they purchased last winter from
Melville Curtis and associates, of Ana
cortes. The money. 5000, was paid
through c. w. Tozier, manager Of the
mine. Though this IL the first payment
since the purchasers took hold OF the
property, they have expended over $4,000
In development work. Vast quantities Of
machinery, including a modern ten
stamp mill. have been added to the equip
ment. ~
The actual reduction of ore Would have
been undertaken before now, for there
now on the dump, but for the fact that
an unusually heavy fall of snow prevent
cd the completion OF the tramway con-
Meeting the mill with the mine.
Mr.. Tozier left this city Saturday for
San Francisco. where he will pass the
remainder Of the winter. returning to the
mine early in the spring. when he Will
resume active work on the property.
Unusual interest attaches to the pay
ment made on the Eureka, for it is a
guarantee that Mr.. Lane and Mr.. Hay
ward are confident they have a mine.
But in this opinion they were strongly
confirmed at the time they purchased
the property, as Is evidenced by their
heavy expenditures for machinery and
development work. As regards the ma
chinery, J. J. Reilly, through whose eff
forts the sale was made to Lane e. Hay
ward, writes from Slate creek to q friend
in this city that the stamp mill Lane q
Hayward have caused to be erected on
the Eureka is the most modern and COM
plete he has ever seen.
Aside from those in the Monte Cristo
mine there are, besides the Eureka mill,
only three other stamp mills west of the
Cascades. They are'those Of the Noun
tain Goat. Warrior General and Mann
moth mines.
of another important Slate creek trans
Following the Eureka deal comes news
action. Reilly, now in the camp. sent
word to his associates day or two ago
that he had bonded for $4,000 the Whis-
tier mine owned by James d. Leedy and
others.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-11

OPAL rings and pins in great variety.
w. H, Finck, jeweler, SIG Second avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-11

suited Tor ths orc. Consequently. 4 claim
that, with the right prooess, would 20
really first class proposition, shows re-
turns that are altogether too small
Making aure Of Samples.
In collecting samples each Ii taken along
the l.ne selected. making groove OF uni
form depth. crossing the principal lines
Of variation In the character OF the ore.
These samplIng grooves should be dis
tributed over the area OF the plane sec
tons selected A. nearly as possible ut
equal intervals. In the hrst system the
grooves are few inches deep. and often
but two or three feet long. In the second
system the amount of rock broken down
- determined by the length OF the line
ana the distribution OF the value along It.
Tho groove In this case is blasted out, ana
trimmed afterward throughout TO uniform
Dimensions. The samples blasted down
may be collected on the floor OF the drift,
but as a measure of precaution a canvas
may be laid down to receive the material.
and this canvas may be protected with
boards to keep 1t from being torn by large
fragments. In sampling shafts, WINES
or upraises. q temporary platform OF this
sort Is often erected to receive the rock
blasted down.
1t Is often necessary to sample rock
that Is being, or has been, removed. II
the ore % In sacks, small amount.
few pounds, may be taken from each sack.
To guard against fraud every fifth sack
may be dumped out. II the ore is in cars,
shovelful may be taken from each car.
This method Is used In sampling the Lake
Superior iron mine shipments, In pile
of ore on dump the top Of the pile or.
dump may be sampled by taking small
specimens. at tolerably even intervals over
its surface; but as the prospector or miner
may have carefully prepared his dump for
just such an examination, the only safe
thing to do is to drive trenches across
the dump to its bottom. taking as SAM
pies one shovclful out OF every ten or
twenty thrown out. II the dump Is large.
tunnels may be driven through 1t and SAM
Piles taken In the same way.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-11
AMERICANS IN THE ANTARCTIC.
Palmer Named Washington strait
md Monroe Bay in 1921.


The first important discovery Of land by
an American came about in 1920. At that
time the South Shetland islands, sighted
by Dirk Gerritz In 1898, and by him named
New Iceland, had just been rediscovered
by Sir William Smith, and, according to
the good old English custom, duly rechris-
tened.
They seemed to offer field for sealers,
and promptly fleet from Stonington was
on hand in Yankee harbor, then the south
ernmost refuge known. The commander,
Capt. Pendleton, noticed lofty peaks still
farther south, and sent Capt. N. B. Palmer
in the sloop Hero, but little rising forty
TONS" to make investigations.
Capt. Palmer found the new country ex-
tensive but bleak and useless for seal
ing, and he promptly returned. Near Yam
kee harbor he fell in with the famous
Russian exploring expedition under Bell
inghausen.
The Russians had supposed the South
Shetland to be a discovery OF theirs, and
were amazed to find an American vessel
apparently" as Tanning reports the
speech Of the commander. Sin as fine order
as II 1t were but yesterday she had left the
United States" They were further amaz-
ed when Palmer told them of the new land
beyond.
BelIinghausen sailed farther south, and
discovered more lands, but did not forget
to give to Palmer the honor of first sight
ing the outlines of the continent.
In the following season Palmer visited
his discovery again. coasted 1t for almost
Is degrees-from about the 64th parallel of
longitude to the 49th-and at 81 degrees Al
minutes came upon strait which he
named after Washington. He landed in a
bay and christened 1t for Monroe.
His names, however together with those
given by other Americans have disap-
peared from the charts.-Scribners
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-11

EXCELLENT lunches served daily frou
II TO o'clock. Cafe Halbe. $50 Second.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-11
Victories Antipnthy to Railroads.

One of the charming traits of Queen
Victoria is that she never forgets old
servants and employees. Last week she
gave a silver loving cup to James Shaw,
the retiring superintendent of the London
& Northwestern Railway Company. This
presentation recalled the fact that she used
TO have a strong antipathy to travelling by
rail. When the prince consort was alive
she could not be induced to use the trains.
The royal couple used to separate regularly
when It came to trip from town to town.
She used the carriage and he went by rail.
The line between Windsor and Paddington
was in existence for more than twenty
years before Queen Victoria took her first
trip over 1t.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-11

to cause surprise. for. with the enormous
gold production Of the year. amounting
70 o1s7 .00o,0 90 the stocks Of that metal
might Do expected to evsrywhers aug
meAt. xks4
when Il Il considered, however. that
the United states took above 800 900
Of gold in lsse, that India's net imports
were over 900 and that tho indus
trial consumption Of the world was $685.
COCOON Il will Be understood that no gem
eral increase in European stocks could
occur last year, But II still remains to
be explained where the disappearing gold
of Europe WENT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-11

Tho worlds stock of coin Is now being
increased more rapidly and by higher
annual percentage to the existing stock
than during the period from 1850 to 1860.
when the great output of gold from Cali
fornia and Australia startled the econo-
mists of all countries and gave the world
a deprecating standard of value. The
effect of this new flood of standard money
upon the markets, the industries, the earn
ings of those who work for wages and all
OF the various relations of the people in
our present highly organized society will
be a most interesting study. 1t will In
evltably be a potent factor in affairs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-11

suited for ne ora. Consequently. claim
that, with the right process, would be
really frst class proposition, shows ro-
turns that are altogether too small.
Maxine nure 81 SAMPLES.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-11

STEAMER Greyhound. change OF time,
winter schedule.
Starting Monday. December IL, the Grey
hound will leave Seattle at $40 a. M, II
a. m. and 4:s0 p. m.
Leave Everett at a. m. D. m. and
6:l5 .. m. Fare, Soc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-11
WINES AND WHISTLES,

We buy wines and whistles with the OBJ
ject OF securing your permanent trade, and
we buy the best and most reasonable with
this object continually in view. Levinson's
Wine and Delicatessen Store, 1-39 second
avenue. Telephone Main GA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-11

STEAMER DODE.
This new seagoing steamer is now run
ming to Everett, leaving Seattle II a. m.
and $50 D. m.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-12
Juz go traff.

Pan Chain Spielvogel jest zapalo
nym karciarzem; kazds wolna ohwile
przepedza W kawiarni przy zielonym
stoliku. Zone jego naturalnie slabo-
stka ia meza bardzo irytuje. Wczo.
raj wydarzylo sic nieszczescie: OTTO W
chwili gdy gras W karty W kawiarni,
zostas p. Soielvogel raaony appople.
ksya. Podczas gdy lekarze staoyi ra.
tunkowej chorego cuoili. uchwalili
prayjaciele biedna jego zone zswis.
domi6 o nisszczesliwym wypadku.
Delikatnej tel misyi podiss sic prey.
jaciel slielvogla, pan Falschgulden.
Wchodzi wiec do mieszkania pani
spielvoglowej i po kr6tkim wstepie
pyta:
-Wo list Herr spielvogels
- Wo son er sein, dieser Karte-
cznikf! Er sitzt warscheinlich i'm
Kafehaus' und spielt Karten, der
schlag soii ihu treasn!
Hat ihn sohon getrotfen = cd.
powisd.iai p. Falsohgulden, uklonil
sie i wyszedi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-12
Kronika MiejSc9Wa
@ centa.

w piwiarni firmy Dapke &
Niewierowski pm. 225 w. Ran
dolph str, dzisiaj wkr6tce po
p6inocy zostaf Frank Hines
smiertelnie raniony dwoma wy
strzalami rewolweru przez
pewnego Negra, z kt6rym
posprzeczal sic o centa. Ranio-
nego przewieziono do szpitala
powiatowego, gdzie lekarze orze-
xii, ze ME ma dla niego ratunku.
Negr ucieki.
Skutki Iekkomysln0sci.
Harvey Harkell, zam. pn.720l
Lexington ave., pr6bowal pre-
sunac sic pomiedzy diva wagony
pociagu towarowego stojacego
ma 1OS ul. i Edison ave., gdy
nagle pociag sig poruszyi, i Har-
kell zostaf scisniety przez wago-
ny. Nieszczesliwy umarf ma
wozie ambulansowym, gdy go
wieziono do szpitala. Liczyi lat
20, byi koiodzieiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-12
Rome WiadOmOSG
telegrafczne.

- DO Jednego z portoW
dudskich przyby} parowiec
,,Antarctic", ma kt6rym profe.
sor A. G.. Nathorst wybral sic
ma poszukiwanie Andree'a.
Me znalazl nigdzie sladu po.
dr6znika.
- Pod Marsylia i Toulo.
mem, ma przestrzeni 10 mil
kwadratowych, pala sic lasy.
Wiele zamkow i palac6w stalo
sic juz pastws piomieni.
Anglicy zam6wili we
fabrykach amerykahskich ze-
lame czesci skladowe most6w,
potrzebnych i'm W Afryce.
= Rad brazylijski zapro.
testowal przeciw sprzeda4y
znacanego obszaru ziemi W
Brazylii rzsdowi niemieckie'
mu.
- Podczas manewr6w pod
stuttgartem opadly cesarza
Wilhelma osy i kasaiy go tax
zajadle, ze ME m6gs i'm sic
opedzic.
- w Nisie oswiadczy}
ksiaze bawarski, BE tylko ka.
tolicy So W moznosci przeszko'
dzit przewrotowi spoiecsnemu
i utrzymac tron monarchlczny.
-! Cesarz austryacki obcho-
DID W Niedziele pierwsza ro'
cznice zamordowania cesarzo.
wei Elabiety.
= w Trzebnicy zasmaro.
wall Czesi "Germanie" smols
i zrzucili pruskiego orla po.
ssgu, wystawionego ma pa
miatke Prusak6w, poleglych
W +. 1866.
= Liga ewangelik6w W Bo.
stonie wys}aia zonie Dreyfusa
depesze kondolencyjna.
- w Sobote zwerbowano
W Stanach Zjednoczonych 537
nowych rekrut6w.
- Pc nastaniu pory suchej
ma Filipinach, ,wysunie general
Otis dwie kolumny naprz6d,
jedns ma p6Anoc, drugs ma "a
ch6d.
= Edison wynalazl spos6b
wydobywania czystego zlota z
rudy, zawierajacej z1oto. Czyni
to "a pomoca elektrycznosci.
Nova maszyna wydobywa
dziennie z1ota wartosci $10.-
900.
- w Montanie zaszedl fakt
niebywaly. Indyanin odebral
sobie zycie, poniewaz wzgar-
dzi1a MIN upatrzona lndyanka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-12

wybitnych obywateli z tegoz
stanu, azeby powitac pulk
minnesocki, kt6ry powr6cil z
wojny ma Filipinach i znajdu-
je sic W obozie Preside.
New YORK, IL Wrzesnia. =
Dzis rano o godz. 5:45 umars
W swoim pa}acu pm. l w. 57th
str. znany milioner i kr6l ko-
lejowy Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-12

Ko"e] Komlsyl sfuzby cyWllneJ'
lynn razem tylko aplikacye me2-
czyzn beda uwzglednione.
w przykrem pofozeniu.
Cd Soboty rano znajduja sig
ma stacyi policyjnej przy Harri-
son str. iona osmioro dzieci
Simona Arensona, kt6ry W New
Yorku W domu pm. 220 Eldridge
str. ma sklad wegli i drzewa.
Arensonowa dziecmi przybyia
niezmiernie znuzona i zgiodniaia
Omaha, Neb., a ME ma centa
W kieszeni. Arenson pred dwo-
ma laty majac swietne obietnice,
udai sic do Omaha, ale stracil
tam wszystko, co posiadai. Pred
trzema miesiacami wyjechaf do
New Yorku zaloiyl tam przy
pomocy wspoiwyznawcow jest
on bowiem zydem - handel we
gil i drzewa. Niedawuo pisai
do zony, ze moze juz utrzymac
ia i dzieci, ale ME moze i'm przy-
slac pieniedzy ma podr6z. Jakies
zydowskie stowarzyszenie do
broczynne dafo Arensonowej
srodki do dostania sic do Chica-
go; tn zas policya starac sic be-
die zebrac pieniadze, by ja ode
sfac do meza.
Kr0tkie n0tatki miejsc0He.
= Wczoraj przez Chicago
przejezdzal W szesciu pociagach
specyalnych 26 pulk piechcty
ochotniczej rekrutowany W
Plattsburg, N. Y, ziozony
1910 szeregowc6w i 49 ofcer6w,
W drodze do Manili.
- zdaje sic, ze pierwszy miej-
ski zakiad zastawniczy zostanie
otwarty juz d. lgo Pazdziernika.
Wczoraj 9 dyrektorow wyslalo
do Springfeldu prosbe o inkor-
porowanie kompanii.
- Jakas, nieidentyfikowana
dotychczas, IS letnia Negerka
zostala przejechana zabits
wczoraj wieczorem przez pociag
kolejowy ma IA ulicy.
- Wczoraj rozpoczeIa sic nau-
ka W szkofach publicznych. w
322 gmachach szkolnych $500
nauczycieli i nauczycielek przy-
jelo do szkoiy 245,O00 dzieci
szkolnych: o 10000 dzieci szkol-
nych wiecej, niz ku ko6cowi ze-
szlego roku szkolnego.
- Ola Portoryczan kleska
dotknietych zebrano W Chicago
dotychczas $7,902.25.
Woda do picia ze wszyst-
kich stacyj wodociagowych byla
wczoraj ,,podejrzana".
Dzisiejszy Record" podaje
portrety spiewakow PIP. j. F.
Kikulskiego, Stan. Maiiek, Ant.
Maiiek, j. F. Buczka, Jana
Kniecia Jozefa Pluci6skiego,
donoszac obchodzie Chopinow-
skim, kt6ry ma sic odbyc W pa
rafi sw. Trolley.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-12
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 19go Wrzesnia.

Po ostatniej radzie gabine-
towel W Londynie, kt6ra cd.
byla sic W zeszsy Pistek, zno.
WI powstala nadzieja, ze do
wojny misdzy Transwaalem a
Wielks Brytanis ME przyj'
die, poniewaa mieszka6cy
Kaplandu So stanowczo prze.
ciwni oreznym zapasom. Me
tylko ludnose, ale i Rad Ka-
plandu potepia zamiary lon
dy6skiego gabinetu i zwolen.
nikow jego, stojscych pod
kierunkiem bylego szefa rzadu
kaplandzkiego Cecyla Rhode.
sa. Ten nadzwyczajnie ener-
giczny, ale tez nieslychanie
bezwzglsdny cziowiek posta.
nowil Gala Afryks poludniowa
zlsczyt W jedno pa6stwo, ma
lezace do Anglii; wiec W tym
celu zdoby} Natal i Rodesys,
oraz pred dwoma laty UREA.
dzil napadJamesona ma Trans
waal, co p6zniej, gdy wypra-
wa sic ME uda1a, bylo pred
miotem ssdowego procesu W
Londynie. Ten proces prze.
prowadzono tax, aby ME
skompromitowae poteznych
kierownik6w Chartered Com.
pany, a wiec ziecia kr6lowej
margrabiego of Lorne, ksiscia
Westminsteru, ministra Cham.
berlaina samego Rhodesa.
Terazniejszy cabinet Kaplan.
do, zlozony cz}onk6w stron.
nictwa "Afrykander6w", to
jest ludzi, kt6rzy g3osza, BE
Afryka jest dla jej mieszka1.
cow, a ME dla Anglii, ME chcs
woiny z Transwalem, owszem
sami zamierzajs rozluznie we.
ziy swego kraju Brytanis.
Wisc tez, zeby przeszkodzic
tel wojnie, Rad kaplandzki
nakaza1 przeprowadzic sledz.
two mad czynami poprzedniego
rzsdu, na kt6rego czele sta}
Rhodes. Parliament kaplandzki
pochwalil to rozporzsdzenie,
ludnOs6 przyjsla je z zadowo'
leniem. Bsdzie tedy ma nowo
poruszona sprawa napadu Ja-
mesona, co zapewne ogromnie
skompromituje londy1skich
potentatow; wyjda tez La jaw
niesiyehsne okrucie6stwa, ia.
kich uzywano do wytepienia
Hotentotow W Rodesyi, Natalu
Matabelii. Dotsd wiadomo
tylko ze wzmianek turystow,
ze tam psami polowano na
Hotentot6w mysliwym pla.
como "a kopy murzy6skich
uszy, nawleczonych ma sznu.
rex, jak grzyby. Zupe1nie inne
wraaenie sprawia te barba-
rzy6stwa, gdy je stwierdzi
sledztwo ssdowe. A SO podo-
bno jeszcze inne kryminalne
fakta, kt6re t}omaczs pocho-
dzenie miIionowych forum
Rhodesa i jego kompanion6w.
Takiego sledztwa oczywiscie
obawiajs sic W Londynie, wisc
sapewne wejds W uk}ady z
terazniejszym rzsdem Kaplan-
du " rezultacie poczna sic
wycofywac zatargu Tran
swaalem.
Jest to prawdopodobne je-
szcze dwoch powod6w. Maj
pierw dlatego, re republika
ora6ska jawnie stansla po
stronie transwaalskiej, co sic
uwydatni3o przy nastepujscej
okolicznosci. Poniewaz Kap-
land jest nieprzychylny woj-
ME, przeto Anglicy postano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-12

Jeaeli istnieje raeczywiscie
nieporozumienie, to ustspit
m6glby tylko hr. Thun, DO
cesarz podziela zupe}uie zapa-
trywania hr. Goluchowskiego,
jak tego dowodem So ostatnie
telegramy o misyi, powierzo.
nej Chlumecky'emu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-12
Telegran1y.

| DIoyluso, piA0eaoh "a Pooi oo
nictwem genera}a korpusu W
Rennes, ma rece prezydenta
Loubeta prosbe, azeby ME
degradowano ponownie Drey.
fusa i aaeby ulaskawiono 60.
Zandarm6w ME widac ODE.
cnie ma ulicach, a wojsko wr6.
clio do koszar. Poniewaz re.
porterzy gazet i ciekawi z r6.
znych stron swiata rozjechali
sic, miasto przybralo zwykly
wyglsd. Hotele i kawiarnie So
PRONE.
PARYz, 1890 Wrzesnia. -
Ma ulicy Barley wzniecili
anarchisci ogie6. Spali}a sic
fabryka wyscie}anych mebli.
Gdy do ognia spieszy4a policya
straa pozarna, motloch ciskal
ma MA kamieniami.
q okrzvkiem: ,,Niechs ayje
anarchiaw staral sic tium
posp6lstwa wtargnsc do kos.
cio}a sw. Jozefa, lecz zastapii
mu drogs zakrystyan z rewol'
werem W reku. Mot}och roz.
bieg} sig ma wszystkie strony::
Zreszts W Paryau panowaf
spok6j i niema obawy, azeby
mialy wybuchnac rozruchy ma
wiekszs skale.
PARYz, 1890 Wrzesnia. -
w Poniedzialek rozpocznie sic
process Deroulede'a, wkr6tce
zejdzie sic parliament. Wpsynie
to niewstpliwie ma ludnosc Pa.
ryza, kt6ra i tax jest rozdraanio.
ma ma mysI, ae skutkiem boj'
kotowania wystawy W roku
przysz}ym ME zostawia cudzo-
ziemcy W stolicy Francyi mill
on6w frankow. Loubet Jest
sk}onny do podpisania aktu
ulaskawienia Dreyfusa.
PARYz, 12go Wrzesnia. -
,,L'Aurore" umieszcza list
Zoli, W kt6rym tenze zapewnia,
2e ME rozegra} sic dotychczas
piaty akt dramatu. Rad ME-
miecki posiada dokumenty,
otrzymane prze Esterhazy'ego.
Gdy tie dokumenty zostans
opublikowane, tryumf dzisiej-
sly sztabu generslnego pre-
mieni sic W straszna klsske.
lola ME spocznie, dop6ki
sprawiedliwosei ME stanie sig
zadosc.
BERLIN, 1890 Wrzesnia.-
Utworzy} sic tutaj komitet,
kt6rego zadaniem bsdzie od-
wodzic niemieckich fabry.
kant6w cd brania udzia}u we
wystawie paryskiej, W roku
przyszlym. Rad niemiecki
uwaaa sprawe Dreyfusa "a
sko1czons i ME cofnie posta.
nowienia wziecia ofcyalnego
udzia}u we wystawie. Stosunki
przyjazne miedzy Niemcami i
Francys So coraz lepsze i Rad
niemiecki ME ma powodu ich
rozluzniac. Organ rzsdowy
,Norddeutsche Zeitung" ME
wspomina o wyroku W Rennes
ami s}6wkiem. Podobnie zacho..
wuis sic inne gazety, p6lurzs.
dove.
,,Germania'', organ niemie.
ckich katolikow, powiada:
Nakazuje nam obowiazek
wstrzymac sic cd krytykowa'
MIA wyroku W Rennes. Wyrok
ten wyg}osili sedziowie fran
cuzcy oni So "a niego odpo-
wiedzialni W obec Boga i
ludu.
Liberalne gazety, podtrzy-
mywane przez zydowskie ka'
pita1y, krzyczs W niebogfosy,
ze sad W Rennes cofna} Fran
eye wstecz o kilka wicklow, DO
czasow, gdzie czarownice palo'
no ma stosach.