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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-12-07

How Are Your Kidneyss
pie free. Add Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or N. Y
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-12-07
Ten weeks For 10 Cents.

A cat in stockton, CAL, store killed
5000 worth OF canaries in one night.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-12-07

The finest emerald known are said to be-
long to the Spanish Crown.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02
They are Coming.
Dell Rapids Times.


The question of the future Of South
Dakota is practically settled. Its re-
putation as a number one state is now
generally conceded by those in the
eastern states who have heretofore con
sidered it aland of cyclones and billiards.
They have learned that the soil here is
equally as productive as lanes in the east
and a be purchased at half the price
of eastern farms. They have learned
that men coming TO South Dakota with
nothing but their hands and determine
ton as capital have made money farming
and many such have become compare
lively rich. They have learned that the
benefits of schools and churches are in
characteristic evidence in any communi-
" and that the stranger coming here is
sure to find good land, good climate and
a good moral citizenship. From all
signs l~andseekers are going to take ad-
vantage of these benefits and immi-
grafton into the state during this year
will eclipse all other years in the mum.
Der and amount of land sales. The tide
has already set in.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02
That Dispensary Middle.
Omaha Bee

After checking up its available assets
South Dakota has decided that it has not
sufficient money to put the new dispen-
eary amendment into effect. Agitation
favorable to repeal Of the amendment
has already been started and it is likely
that the voters will have another chance
to express their opinion ON it at the next
election. A little foresight ON the part
OF both Legislators and voters would
save South Dakota a large amount of
trouble, TO say nothing of expense. IL is
estimated that to put the law into effect
would neeessitate borrowing a larger sum
than the present debt of the state, which
is already almost to the constitutional
maximum and in case the ~dispensary act
is to be made effective another amend
ment to the constitution will be necessary
TO legalize an increase Of the bonded
debt.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02

We notice that several populist
papers are making an effort to criti-
else Lieut.. Gov. kean for his vote
on the Anti Pass Bill. Every body
who has any knowledge on the sub
ject knows hat this was a buncombe
measure introduced by Gunderson
and supported by the populists with
out any expectation or desire of its
passing and with the sole idea of
making a record. 1t was opposed
by the Republicans and President
kean merely voted with his party.
Two wears ago the populists killed a
similar bill on the grounds that the
people of the state had expressed no
demand for such a reform. When
the Republicans of So. Dakota want
the issuance OF passes prohibited all
that IS necessary is for them to so in
dictate and we will guarantee the
vote of President Kean to be with
the people in their desire, but until
then the custom which is alike taken
advantage of by RepubIica ms, Demo
Gratis and Populists from the Cover
o down to the humblest visitor TO
the Capital, will remain in vogue.
That the issueing Of passes has no
bearing on Railroad Legislation is
proved 10y the fact that two years
ago, when practically every member
could and did get passesi ia unlimited
quantities for his constituents, was
passed by almost a unanimous vote.
the most stringent and far reaching
Railroad Law ever promulgated.
President Kean is an able man, pre-
siding with exceptional ability over
a body composed of the brightest
aud brainiest men of the state and
the Republican party is fortunate in
having men like John I. Kean with
in its ranks. That President Kean
has no sympathy for railroads is we'll
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02
Pettigrewsome
Chicago Journal.

The opposition Of Senator Pettigrew to
the Nicaragua canal rider on the rivers
and harbors appropriation bill is what
might be called pettigrewsome. The
South Dakota man says the money tn
canal would % might be used to o N
struct a transcontinental railway owned
by the government,which would be more
valuable than any such canal. This seems
to proceed on the idea that a warship is
a thing that can be taken apart like a
split bamboo fishing pole and freighted
just as easily as it can be sailed. Petit
grew should get that thought copyrighted.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02
understood by the Senators and is
fully evidenced by his appointment
of a strong Anti Railroad Committee.
Raritan.
Town board met last Tuesday.
1t is reported that Christoffer

Town board met last Tuesday.
1t is reported that Christoffer Sundahl
has sold his farm to John Prints. Consid-
Grafton unknown.
Caucus was held at John McCarlsen's
last Tuesday at 4 o'clock y. m, and the
following persons was nominated for the
respective offices. Town Board, Peder
Nj. Peterson, Chairman, and Nils X.
Nilsen and Tom j. Lansegraye, Clerk,
A. L. Granstrom; Treasurer, Carl Larsen;
Assessor, Peter J. Nilsen; Justice Of the
Peace, Gustav Sundahl; Constable. Gil
bert Gilbertsen.
As understand the leading pops in
the county seems to be at a loss to form
a national issue upon which they can
unite the party again. They admit that
the Tariff question IS a long past issue
also do they admit that the free silver
question annot be used anymore as an
issue. Well what will be me next?
What Is the matter with the railroads?
Why not rig up a double header and try
it.
see the correspondent of the World
from Raritan will have us to understand
that the United States is holding the
PHILIPPINES only in the interest of the
tobacco and sugar trusts and that the
United States has no right 10 buy. But
my friend | think it is a shame to saw
anything like that, aud it is "a great mis-
take TO set up your own standard of right
or wrong and judge others accord
ingly. NAIL HAMMER-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02
The Game Law.
Madison Leader.

Outside hunters must procure a license,
costing $50 for the season, before they
will be permitted to hunt game birds
and animals. The open seasons for
chickens, grouse, quail etc, is from
September / to January /. Ducks,
geese and other water fowl can be shot
between the first of September and the
first day OF May. Nets, snares, traps
and other devices are strictly prohibited.
There are provisions respecting the
shipping and selling out of the state.
forfeiture and confiscation of hunters
outfits, appointment, jurisdiction and
duties of wardens, and manner of pro-
s~ecutions, penalties, etc. Persons afield
IN the close season with gun, ammuni.
ton and dogs shall be presumed to have
attempted to have violated the provisions
of the law. Any attempt to violate a
provision is deemed a violation. Fair
minded sportsmen strongly indorse the
bill and hundreds of letters from them
are ON file. The house considered the bill
section by section. Austin of Minneba-
Ina offered an amendment which pract;c.
ally empowered the farmer TO shoot
game birds on his own land the year
around. Some of the farmer members
thereupon leaped TO the bait, but when
II was pointed N that the amendment
-
would virtually destroy the interests
which the bills was intended to promote.
and that farmers and land owners should
not be regarded as privileged classes.
Mr.. Austin and his amendment
were speedily laid away.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02

The Pierre correspondent OF the
Aberdeen News pays the following
compliment to the hardworking
House members from Day County.
"The northeastern counties of the
state are in an enviable position in
the present leeisl allure. There are
no public institutions IN Day, Grant
or Roberts counties, and each has
sent very able delegsti ons to repre-
sent them. Representatives Lind
gren. Harrington, and Bullock of
Day county, Shaffer of Grant, Lien
and HUM of Roberts and Speaker
Somers of Grant county have worked
in harmony towards preventing any
extravaganza appropriations. The
same representatives have been
among the most enthusiastic advo-
Gates Of q normal school at Aber-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02
Ar Extra Session in Sight.
Journal.

Governor Lee of South Dakota is
bound to have a dispensary system at
any cost. His friends give it out that if
the legislature fails 10 enact the dispen-
sary law an extra session will be called.
In view Of the failure of the dispensary
system elsewhere and the very narrow
margin by which the people of South
Dakota voted for the scheme, it would
seem that Governor Lee might devote
his energies in some more profitable
direction.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02

Gov. Lee vetoed Representative
Lindgren's bill providing for the
printing Of the name of a candidate
but once on a ballot. 1t was a good
measure and should have become a
law, but it could hardly be expected
that Lee would kick over the ladder
by which he mounted into the Cub.
e~rnatorial chair The triple-name
ballot.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02

The sympathy of the press will be
extended Bros. Osbon Of the Spirit
of Dakota in the loss of his soldier
son, who yielded up his life for his
country in the faraway PHILIPPINES.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02
Muslin Underwear.

Women's ane cambria corset
cover, made in French style,
trimmed with fine embroidery
edge, only 25 cents.
The above is only a sample Of the
endless variety of corset covers
we have in stock ranging in
price from 10 to IS cents
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02

Aberdeen is feeling pretty good
nowadays over The prospect Of a
Normal School aud a new Federal
building.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02

To a man up a tree it looks as if
Warden Phillips was to be sacrificed
on the conversions of the Aberdeen
Normal School.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02
The GripI

Eugene Fie
i gods let slip that fiend
Upon me last week sur
, aercer storm than rake
Ere swept the Bay Of
But now good
To drugs, say
Good by to gnawing sc
am here tod
And, whoop, !
I'm going out tomorl
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02
Advertised Letters

The following letters remain unclaimed
~ the postodice mt Webster, s. H.. for
the week ending March 2, 1899.
Miss coweiI, Mr.. W. n. Taylor.
o. L Rod, Mr.. Mats. Sh.rif.Is
Mrs. o. Lammerseu.
When calling for the above, please say
advertised" and give date.
JOHN W. ARTHUR. Il. NJ.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02

BomethiDg new IN tow
LANES Town Dress G
ktmeier's.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02
Reporter So Farmer.
JOHN w. ARTHUR, Editor.
Thursday, March 2, 1899

The dispensary bill was
killed In the House today by
a vote Of 46 to 81. The Tenn
perance Commit tee pre-
scented an unanimous re-
port opposing the measure
and the result was as above
stated.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02

I'm going OUT toniof
bpring OF '99.
sunday was Il raw da
READ our Pierre lettt
March came in like a Il
comedy every night n
Money TO Loan.-W. I
Old papers Tor sale at.
Nell what about tina
Aberdeen Bread 8 cen.
IN. n. Bennett was in I
Al canned Tomato Soup
81 A little Hurry oil sllO w
Phillip Gross went 4
By,
&K. T. Parker is on {
Feek.
VI The Big Store buys &c
sell.
Martin Fritz was vi
uesday.
n Read the ads. in the
pay you.
\ Cap Eickman was up
londay.
4 Well, ] guess Webst
Saturday.
4 FOR SALE-A goo
u. Larson.
i Ladies free at the OF
Day evening.
/ House TO rent. Enq
Huntington.
Il. Lilly and ID. McGl
pity yesterday.
]. A. Hawkins was
Pont yesterday.
The Big Store sells
tbat the lowest.
Stamp Photos-all
the Star Gallery.
Genuine X. IL. h. ]
Fiksdal Bros.
A few odd suits left
cost Fiksdal Bros.
o. A. Gibson made
yesterday.
Lost--a bunch of
leave at this Office.
Mrs. + A. Wearne
Monday morning.
j. + Dyke arrived
to visit his son T. j
Dan ~Farquhar ha
the old Failing stan
c. 7. Spr!estersi
the cities Sunday II
Don't lail to see
They are imm
Hicks Almanacs
RCss & Co.'S drug
There is an ad i
ought To read--loC
The Pioneer ID
scratch tablets fo
Prices to opera
1920 and 80 cen
Remember tn
service at NJ. L. C
Mrs. II. Z. Stag
wSs "a Webster Y
IN entire new
on exhibition ut ]
We pay the
Tor butter and q
Fresh Bread {
cent a LOAF eight
II is time to
election. Who
Fred Baillie ii
now in bed ut Il
Did you motto
To say this wee
Buy your Ii,
Drug Store. he
Call aud see
fashionable sp
r. W. Par
Wauba
jMoneyt
security.
Call at the
prices, it
Bros.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02
TIM
Milwaukee 8

4 H. 4 d. DIV
East lo:4I y
K West 4.sO
freight East $50 :a.
West 1885
Freight West II:
trains subject I
e. A. BR
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02
Dress Trimmings.

You will also bear in mind
we have the newest and lat
things in dress trimming
genuine Plauen alloyer
with genuine Plauen inser
to match, colors cream |
white
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02
LaCoS and Embrnii0lieS,
In EmbrOidGriGS

we have everything that could
be desired. BY close watch of
the markets We were enabled TO
make a remarkable purchase Of
Cambria, Nainsook and Swiss
Embroideries, in edgings, in
~sertions, houncing and also all
overs for yokes. These we are
Offering at very tempting prices
which cannot fail to please.
These goods must be seer to be APP
~preciated. See them.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02

" CURRENT OPICS *
CO
A Common Weakness.
Someryille Journal.

Some people are never happy unless
they are doing something for others -
and getting high wages for it.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-02
Webster Mar

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-20

WASHINGTON, 20 Pazdz. =
Prezydent Mckinley wr6cil z
iona i z ca}em swojem otocze
MEM wczoraj popo}uduiu do
stolicy. Ma dworcu koleJowym
czekal ma niego minister wojny
Root W towarzystwie innych
os6b, miedzy kt6remi znajdo.
wal sic John Addison Porter,
sekretarz prywatny prezyden.
ia. Mckinley udal sic iona
wprost do Domu Bia}ego.
New YORK, 90 Pazdziern. -
Wczorajsze wyscigi yacht6w
shamrock" columbia" ME
miaiy znowu powodzenia. Sta
tiki wprawiono W ruch, Go.
lum bia" przescignsla wsp6lza.
wodnika ma odleglosc trzech
mil, W tenn ma morzu zapano'
wala cisza, wiatr ME vial 2
zadnej strony i przerwano dal.
sze wyscigi. Gdyby aie cisza
ma morzu, columbia" by'aby
niewatpliwie odnios}a nowe
zwycieztwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-20

Podzielamy zapatrywrnia
Abrahama Lincolna, ze Mkt
ME jest dostatecznie uzdolnio-
nym do osadzenia bliznich bez
ich przyzwolenia. Gdy bali
ludzie rzsdza soba, stanowi to
samorzsd; gdy rzsdzsc soba,
panujs mad drugimi wbrew
ich wolf, ME jest to samorzs-
dem lecz despotyzmem. Zami.
}owanie wolnosci zaszczeph
Bog W duszy kazdego czlowie.
ka. Xto pozbawis wolnosci
drugich, ten sam jej ME wart
i ten jej d}ugo dla siebie ME
zachowa, ,poniewaz ME pozwoli
ma to Bog sprawiedliwy.
Wzywamy wszystkich me-
z6w i wszystkie niewiasty,
pragnacych pozostac wiernyml
aktowi deklaracyi Diepodle'
glosci i konstytucyi Stanow
Zjednoczonych, azeby SHY
swoje polsczyli z naszemi siia'
mi"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-20
E6zne WiadOmOsG
telegradczne.

- Anglicy radza Niemcom,
azeby W sprawie wysp Samoa
zwo}ali sad polubowny.
- Kr6lowa Wiktorya po.
zegna}a osobiscie jeden z pun.
k6w, udajscych sic ma plac
wojny W Afryce poiudniowej.
w Peru poddaja sic VIA
dzom powsta6cy, kt6rym Rad
zapewni} bezkarnosc.
-5 nowych wypadk6w "a
razy azyatyckiej zameldowano
W portugalskiem miescie o.
porto.
Zwolennik powszechnego
pokoju, Anglik Stead, zarzuca
Cham berlainowi, ae dzialaf W
porozumieniu nietylko Rho.
desem, lecz nadto z Jameso-
nem, kt6ry ma czele handy
opryszk6w wpad} do Trans,
vaalu.
Podczas orkanu, kt6ry
szalal W Norwegii, zgins1o ma
lsdzie 80 os6b, a ma morzu
100.
spiewaczka Ernestyna
Schumann wsiadla wczoraj
W Hamburger ma okret Augu-
sta Victoria przybedzie do
New Yorku.
- w zoologicznym ogro'
die W Berlinie spalii sic bu'
dynek, przeznaczony dla zwie.
rat drapieanych. Piskny ia
gar i uiedzwiedz znalazty
smierc W piomieniach.
- Kandydat republika1ski
ma cz}onka sadu najwy&szego
W Pennsylvania, sedzia j. r.
Adams z Philadelphii, zrzek}
sic kaudydatury, poniewaz je'
dna z gazet osksrzyla 60, ae
oszukiwal ludzi.
- VIM. j. Bryan przema-
vial wczoraj W Greenville,
Calina i Defiance W stanie
Ohio.
w st. Louis odbywa sic
konwencya "Western Catholic
Union of Illinois. Naleay do
niej "a towarzystw, liczacych
4,O4O czlonk6w. 25 czionkow
umarlo i pozosta}ym rodzinom
wyplacono $4,000. Organi'
zacya posiada S27,7o7 fandu-
szu rezerwowego.
W Key West zasz}o Z
nowych wypadkow 26itej fe-
bry.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-20

zioty, a miasto Boston wspanlafy
zegarek; najpraktyczniejszy po'
darunek przeto o6aruje mu mia
sto Chicago.
Podejmowanie admiraia ma
trwac diva dni. Piorwszego dnia
odbedzie sic: sniadanie, parada,
spiewy chor6w dziecinnych, a
drugiego przedstawienie i bal.
Bankietu tym razem ME bedzie.
Ma Michigan boulevard ma bye
ustawiony TUX tryumfalny, kt6ry
kosztowac bedzie okoio $4,000
D. Koszta podaruuku i przy-
jecia goscia maja bye opedzone
re skfadek prywatnych, gdya
miastu ME wolno wydawac pie.
niedzy ma cele podobnc.
Zakfady d0broczynne stan0we.
Wedle kwartalnego sprawo-
zdania stanowej komisyi zakla-
dow dobroczynnych, dochody
pietnastu zaklad6w dobroczyn-
nych stojacych pod opieka stanu,
wynosiiy W tym kwartale $685.
400, a rozchody $596,50l. Ma
poczatku kwartaiu W zakfadach
tych byio 9063 os6b, a ku ko6co-
wi $3.50 os6b. Utrzymanie tych
os6b kosztowafo W tym kwartale
przecietnie po $37.33 cd osoby;
najdrozszem byfo W zakladzie
dla widow po zofnierzach, bo tam
wynosifo po $67.20 cd osoby, a
najta6szem W zakiadzie dla We
teran6w wojskowych marynsr-
skich, bo po $24.25 cd osoby.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-20

= w mieszkaniu w. K. Bris-
licka pm. 1880 Evanston ave.,
policya wczoraj schwytaia ma
goracym uczynku aresztowaia
1woch rabusi6w, Arthura Moran
i Jamesa Holsch. Rabusie broniac
sic, strzelali, ale bezskutecznie.
w procesie Johna McCa.
hill, oskarzonego spowodowa-
ME smierci zony swei, Eli Mo
Cahill, przez rzucenie ma nia
pionacei lampy, wczoraj rozpo-
czelo sig przesluchiwanie swiad-
kow prokuratoryi.
w procesie Hundhausena,
oskarzonego W wsp6iudziai W
zbrodni zamordowania studenta
Koellera, rozpoczefo sic przeslu-
chiwauie swiadk6w.
W piwiarni Gustawa Wen
eel pm. s12 E. 81 str, polar
wczoraj wieczorem zrzadzil szko-
de ma $500.
- Andrzej Zyg, And. Botke,
Ant. Botke Jan Orfowski.
chiopcy W wieku 10-12 lat,
kt6rzy uciekli cd rodzic6w,
zostali wczoraj znalezieni W wa
gonie towarowym kolei North
Western isbzamknieci ma stacyi
przy W. Chicago ave.
Woda W caiem miescie
wczoraj byla przydatna do picia.
Dzisiaj i jutro rozpoczyna
sic sezon slynnych koncert6w
symfonicznej orkiestry Theodore
Thomasa W Auditorium.
- Sedzia Baker, zmusiwszy
Jana Kontaka do wziecia slubu :
Anna Murckven, i dopeiniwszy
osobiscie ceremonii, zagrozii
Kontakowi, ma wypadek gdyby
Zone opuscii, wrzuceniem miedsy
dixie zwierzeta W ogrodzie ZOO
logicznym W parku Lincolna.
Prezydentem organizacyi
,,Americau Street Railway ASS"
obrany zestai John M. Roach,
naczelny zarzadca Chicago
Union Traction Co."
- Tutejszy klub Luxembourg
czyk6w przyjai oglosil rezolu-
eye przyjazne ola Boer6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-20
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWei.
Chicago, 90 Pazdziernika.

"S"' ~ -
Gdy Mckinley podszal RE
miennym dyszlem re zachodu
ma wsch6d, ku stolicy rzadu
zwiszkowego, ,slawiscpo drodze
pred gaWiedzis sws polityke
zaborczs, radzili W Chicago
przyw6dzcy Ligi antyimpery-
alistycznej przeprowadzili ma
masmityngu W Central Music
Hall reaolucys prawie jedno.
glosns, azeby kongres zebrai
SIC ma nadzwyczajns sesye,
uchwalil natychmiastowe "a
przestanie wojny i zapowie-
dial Filipi6czykom, ze zycze.
MEM Stan6w Zjednoczonych
jest broniG ich woInosci do
pom6dz i'm do wybrania sobie
wiasnego rzsdu, stosownie do
ich upodobania.
Liga antyimperyahstycz
tax przytem sformulowala "a.
sadly, kt6remi sig kieruie W
SVEN postepowaniu:
"Jestesmy przekonani, ae
polityka tax zwana imperyali.
styczna zagraza wolnosci i
proWadzi do militaryznu, kt6
rego brak W Ameryce przez
d}ugie lata stanowii naszs
DUNG narodows. za3ujemy, Il
zaszia konieczuose, azebysmy
W kraju Washiugtona i Lin.
colna skladae musieli ponow.
ME deklaracye, &c wszyscy lu-
die, bez wzgledu ma ich rase
/ kolor ich sk6ry, posiadajs
niezaprzeczone prawo zyG, u
zywac wolnosci i optywae W
szczssciu dobrobytu. Trzyma-
my sig zasady, ze tylko ia VIA
dza posiadae powir.na moe
prawna, kt6ra pochod zi woli
ludu rzsdzonego. Olostajemy
przytem, ae ujarzmienie jake
gobsdz ludu jest zamachem
zbrodniczym i pogwAiceniem
praw takiego ludu, sprzeci-
wiajscem sig zasadom i ducho.
wi naszych urzadze6 Ipadstwo,
wych.
Potspiamy bezwzgl ednie po-
lityke obecnego naszego rzsdu
ma Filipinach, ponieVraz obi.
czona jest ma to, azebg na tych
wyspaeh stlumiG ducha z roku
1916. Za}ujemy serdes,znie ma
szych ma Filipinach t1racscych
zdrowie i zycie zolnierzy, kto
rych msztwo zas}uguje ma po.
div, pomimo ae okaz1ljs ie W
wojnie niesprawiedliwei. Piet
nujemy mordowanie Filipi6-
ezyk6w, jako akt niepotrze.
bnego okrucie1stwa i prote.
stujemy przeciw szerzeniu a,
meryka6skiego zwierzcb nictWa
pod}ug metody hiszpa6s kiej.
Zadamy natychmiast'owego
wstrzymania wojny, kt6r q roz,
poczsla Hiszpania przeciw
wolnosci j kt6rs my j sisiaj
prowadzimy dalej. Zsd'amy
natarczywie, azeby zwonsano
natychmiast kongres, W ,elu
solennego zapewnienia Fill
pi6czyk6w, re pragniemy ich
niepodleglosci, "a kt6rs cd tax
dawna walczs i ktora z prawa
i'm sic nalezy.
Stany Ziednoczone ME u,
znawaiy cd dawna prawa mie-
dzynarodowego, nadajscego
silnym moe ciemiezenia sla.-
bych. Jezeli Filipi6c2ycy a;
wlasnej wolf ME chcs uznae
naszego zwierzchnictwa, ME
wynika ztad bynajmniej, aby.
smy zastosowywali wzglsdem
n Oh prawo przez pas ME uzna.
wans, prswo przemocy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-20
TO ME jesien Wilma!

- Przyznam, 20 W tym roku chic.
dna jesieh troche "a predko daje sic
we xnaki.
= To ME jesieh daje sic we znaki,
tylko, widzisz. moi drogi, PREY tym
og6lnym braku gotowki wszyscy je.
ssssmy nwiatrsm podssyci", wisc
nam jul simno dokucsa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-20
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Ostatecznie z0rganiz0wana.

Konferencya antyimperyali-
styczna wyznaczyia komitet do
utworzenia staiej organizacyi
ligi krajowej, i wczoraj komitet
wywiazal sic ze swego zadania.
Utworzono zwiazek pod nazwa
American Auti Imperialist
League, do ktosego maja przy-
staple wszystkie ligi antyimpe-
ryaiistyczne W kraju, a nadto
nowe take ligi. iako grupy, ma
ja bye tworzone. Gi6wna kwate-
ra ma bye Chicago, a fila znai-