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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-16
LONG AND SHORT HAUL.
The st. Cloud Millers Still
Plugging Against the
''% Northern Pacific.

st. Cloud Journal-Press: The
Tileston Milling company has heard
from it's complaint fled with the In
ter state commerce commission
against the discrimination of which
it is the victim and practiced by the
Northern Pacific railway company.
The commission has formally &C.
knowledged the receipt of the COM
plant of the Tileston company and
makes suggestions which materially
strengthen it's case against the
Northern Pacific. As everyone
knows, the action is brought to
make the company giveintermediatc
points an equal or lower rate than
that given Minneapolis and St. Paul
to and from Duluth and Superior,
in other words to prohibit the COM
pany from charging more for the
shorter haul than for the long haul.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-16
THEY HAD A GOOD TIME
The Duluth ExCurSionlSts
From the Fergus Falls
Branch We're Happy.

| Fergus Falls Journal: The Du-
luth excursion party returned Sun
day, their trains reaching this city
about midnight. A few OF the excur-
sionists had already returned on the
regular train Sunday morning. All
speak enthusiastically OF the trip,
and particularly Of the hospitality
! OF the citizens OF West Superior, who
arranged lake and other excursions,
ball games and something of a ban
quet for the visitors. Many spent
most OF their time in that city, al
though OF course the numerous at
fractions of Duluth were not left I'M
visited. The weather throughout
was all that could be desired. The
success OF the excursion was almost
unprecedented and Capt. Mckay re-
ceived a congratulatory letter from
the general passenger agent OF the
road Saturday morning. One Sec
ton of the train carried S75 passen-
gers into West Superior. The figures
OF the other have not been obtained
but it probably carried an equal
number, u1aking total of over
1,7OO. The excursion afford a. large
number OF people a splendid outing
at trifling expenses, and the North
ern Pacific is to be congratulated on
it's success.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-16
WE WILL cELE5RA
All Execurlvo Committee OF
Five Appointed to Com
rnence Work.

Pursuant to the call OF Mayor
Vasaly q large number OF people
were at the city hall Tuesday
evening to talk over and make prep
arations for a 4th of July celebrar
ton. The meeting was called to
order by MIR. Vasaly, who was after
wards selected as chairman OF the
meeting. B. g. Turner was chosen
as secretary. 5>@
Several matters in connection
with the celebration were spoken OF
the principal one being, that part OF
the days proceedings be held onMapie
island, such as the speaking and
then the races be pulled off on the
streets. This motion was we'll
argued and a motion to the above
effect was made but lost. Some
thought that the amount of money
to be subscribed would be affected
materially should it be decided to
hold part of the days sport some
place in the city other than on the
principal streets. That would I'M
doubtedly be the way things would
work, but if anything is unpleasant
it is to stand out in the street, in the
hot sun, with not a particle OF shade
and listen to somebody talk for an
hour or an hour and a half.
A motion was made and carried
to the effect that the chairman ap-
point an executive committee OF five
to have full control OF all prepara-
tons for this eventful day. They
were vested with the authority to
appoint subcommittee for various
work, to appoint a soliciting COM
mittee, in fact be the head OF all that
is to be done.
: Chairman Vasaly appointed as
this committee:
c. H. Brown, L. E. Richard, A.
Tanner, L. T. Phillips and \.
Simonet.
AS no other subject for discussion
came up the meeting adjourned.
In scarcely three weeks the time
celebrating will be here SO prepara-
tions must not be delayed as con-
siderable work will necessarily have
to be done.
!. With the above strong committee
at the bend we haven't the least
doubt that the fruits OF their labors
will make this 4th of July one of the
most eventful of our celebrations.
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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-16

medical advice if needed. This medi-
cine is harmless in any condition Of the
system and can be taken without the
slightest fearof bad consequences. It con-
tains no whisky or alcohol. There Is not
an iota of anything narcotic in it. The
relief 1t gives is permanent. In this It
differs from many preparations which
give temporary relief only by deadening
the sense of feeling with narcotics and
the dangerous stimu1ants they contain
create an appetite for strong drink.
When a dealer offers a substitute for
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, re-
member these facts.
When their diseases are deep-seated
and Of long standing, women will find
it to their interest to write to DR.. r. v.
I Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, who has had won
derful success in curing diseases of wone
en-. He gives advioe flee, and invites all
to write him. Prompt, careful and per-
sonal attention is paid to each letter, and
the fullest advice is always given. !
Z "After five months Of great suffering write
this for tie benefit Of other sufferers ftom the
same afiliction,' says Mrs. n. A. Alsbrook, OF
Austin, Louoke Co., Ark. II doctored with our
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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-16

Early Wednesday forenoon, a
farmer by the name OF Rudolph, sold
some. farm produce. at Hotel
Buchanan. On leaving the hotel he
spied a tackle-block, used for hoist
ing ice, and thinking it would be Of
some use to him he quietly picked it
up and put it under his coat taking
it down to his wagon which was
standing at the side Of Rerg's hard
ware. A couple of men saw him do
this so thought they would try t..
have little fun. They told an EN-
ploye of the hotel what had
happened and sent him down to the
wagon to get the stolen property.
Rudolph was seen shortly after
wards and was informed that parties
had been noticed taking something
out of his wagon. He Immediately
discovered that his i'll gotten gain
was missing. An officer told him
that the hest thing he could do
would be to get out u warrant for
the arrest of the party seen ap-
propriasing something from his
wagon. This did not suit Rudolph
AS it would expose him. SO after they
were amused for q while in this
manner he was told that others
knew Of what he had been doing,
and then the fuL began. He
straightway proceeded to interview
Landlord Mecusker. Finding him
he commenced pleading bis side. OF
the case. He told Mecusker the do
ings OF his entire past life. It was
learned that he was AZ years old and
that he had family OF 'steen chill
dren depending upon him for a liv.
ing. He said this was his first Of
fence and that this was the first
time anything Of this sort had ever
happened. Perhaps he might have
been misunderstood, this probably
was the first time he was ever
caught in the act. Undoubtedly he
will give this particular hotel wide
berth in the future.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-16
The Oregon regiment. Of volun'
teers has left Manila for Portland.
Discovered by q Women.

Another great discovery has been
made. and that too. by a lady in this
country. "Disease fastened it's clutch
es upon her and for seven years she
withstood it's severest tests, but her
vital organs were undermined and
death sremed imminent. For three
months she coughed necessarily. and
could not sleep. She finally discover
ed a way of recovery, by purchasing
of US bottle OF DR. Kings New Dis.
coyery for Consumption, and was
so much relieved on taking first dose,
that she slept all highland with two
bottles, has been absolutely cured.
Her name is Mrs. Luther LutZ. Thus
writes W. G.. Hamnick & Co., Of Shell
by, G. Trial bottles free at l.. D.
Browns Drug Store.
Regular size SOC and $1.00. Every
bottle guaranteed.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-16

There was some dissatisfac tion
among the employees in the ST.
Cloud reformatory. and it appears
that some of the subordinates COL
spired to have Supt. Houlton re-
moved. The board firmly sus-
tanned Houlton, and that means
that those who were after him will
have to leave the institution. He
has already discharged the ply
sician, Dr.. Beatty, and the stenog-
grapher, E. D. Cross. It is only a
question Of tine when Gov. Lind
will get board that will relieve
Houlton, but for the present the
superintendent will hold his
place.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-16

A very pleasant luncheon was given
by Miss Anne M. Auyer at her home
on First avenue southeast, Tuesday
in honor Of her visiting friend, Miss
Gibson, of St. Anthony Park. Covers
were laid for seven. The table was
decorated with pansies and ferns and
hand painted favors for each guest.
The guests present were Miss Gibson,
Miss Musser, of Muscatine, Iowa,
Miss Davidson and the Misses
Tanner,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-16
From Minneapolis Journal, Jun e ID.
HIS INJURIES FATAL.
Ed Johnson Dies At Fargo
From Fireworks
Burns.

Ed. Johnson, travelling representa-
tive OF the Paris-Murton company,
who was injured by the premature
explosion.of firework at Fargo, N.
D., last Friday, died from his injuries
this morning. Mr.. Johnson was
participating in the Fargo festivities
and in some way was caught by the
fireworks. His face was blown full
of powder, and it was believed that
he would loss the sight of both eyes.
This proved to be untrue, but it'was
soon discovered that his brain had
been affected. His condition steadi-
~ grew worse.
Mr.. Johnson was about IS years
old, and leaves q wife and three
children. residing at 36OS Stevens
avenue. He had resided here for
about twenty years, and has been in
the employ of the Paris-Murton CON-
pany for the past fifteen years. He
was regarded as q capable and
honest employe. His remains will
be semitic Usage, Iowa, for interment.
MI. johnson was well known here.
He was at one time interested with
Peter LaF ond In the saloon business
but some time ago disposed OF his
rights to Mr.. LaFond. 1t is with re.
greet that we learn OF this genial
travelling mans demise. His re-
mains passed through the city this
} morning On their way to Wisconsin.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-16

The state authorities, express
companies and railroads have
united in a movement to clean the
outla VS. out of the Wyoming dis
trict known as the "Hole-ln-the.
Wall" 1t is a retreat for train no b.
Der and horse thieves, and the
authorities are determined to drive
he outlaws out Of the country.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-16
The Mississippi river = st.
Paul has risen over four feet in
the last ten days. They will also
have a little,more water coming in
the next few days.

There was ! great demonstra'
ton in favor Of President Loubet
Sunday when he attended horse
race. There were 1900 soldiers
on guard to see thatthe demonstra'
ton didn't take q wrong turn.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-16
Troublesome at Fergus.

Fergus Falls Journal: Tie cleo
trical storm Saturday evening was
one of the. worst in years. Sixty
telephone fuses were burned out
while it was in progress and injuries
to the electric light transformers
left some portions of the city in dark
ness. Lightning shattered tree in
the yard at the Marble residence
on Mt. Faith near Cleveland avenue
the bolt tearing ashOle in the earth
and the conclusion breaking all the
windows on one side Of. the house.
The shock was felt several blocks
away, and it is reported that sever
al parties We're stunned. Some win
dows We're broken in other houses in
the neighborhood.
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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-16
For Sale.

Engine and shingle mill complete
Logs on ground to make six hun.
dred thousand shingles.
G. A. NEAL,
Lincoln. Nina,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-16
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Mrs. Alexander Cookburn At
temps to Commit Suicides
in 1rainord. sS

Last weeks Brainerd Dispatch
gives the following account Of the
attempt OF former resident OF Nor
rison county to end her life by
poisoning: aS$s
WITH SUICIDAL INTENT. 5SssS
Mrs. Alexander Cockburn, OF East
Brainerd. took a quantity of zorro
sive sublimate yesterday morning
with the intention of committing
suicide, and as a result lies in a pre-
carious condition, and her death is
hourly expected. Mrs. Cockburn ID
a woman some SIS years OF age, and
the act can be accounted for in no
other manner than that she was
temporarily. insane at the time.
The poison was taken immediately
after her husband had left the house
for his work, and her daughter, Mrs.
Ida Carlson, and Miss May Davis, OF
TT. Ripley, who were at the house
with Mrs. Cock burn, immediately
informed the neighbors and a
physician was called, everything
possible being done to allay the SUI
ferings Of the unfortunate woman.
She stated that she wanted to die
and that she did not want anything
done to prevent it. She has for
some time grieved over the death OF
a daughter whose body was re-
moved from TT. Ripley to the
Brainerd cemetery some time ago
and this is given as one reason for
the rash act.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-16
THB DOCTORS MISTAKE.

The doctor made mistake in the mum.
per anu e caieu a .e " as . Io :; o
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-16

d -WinOna reports severe loss from
the storms on Sunday. Several
bridges we're destroyed.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-16

/ The state. trades and labor As
meets in Duluth this week. SF
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-16

The street car strike in Cleveland
caused some rioting Monday.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-06-16

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-09
Telegrarny.

BERLIN, ego Czerwca. =
z Madrytu donoszs, 4e Rad
niemiecki nosi SIG mysla ma,
bycia wyspy Fernando Pc, ma
leaacej do Hiszpanii.
Wyspa ia ley W zatoce
Bafra, naprzeciw Kamerunu.
Jest bardzo urodaajna. Wy.
woza z niej gfownie olive pal-
nova, Klimat ME jest zdro,
wy. LudnosG sk}ada sic z
$4,000 mieszka6c6w, przewa-
anie Negrow, ktorzy zyja W
niedostspnych gorach pod do.
w6dztwem niezaleznych kacy.
k6w. Prace misyonarzy chrze.
sciia1skich ME odniosly Go.
tychczas wielkiego skutku.
Siedzibs gubernatora jest San
ia Isabel, mlasto ncEace I,oOo
mieszkanc6w.
CAYANNE, 9go Czerwca. :
Ola zapobieaenia manifesto
cyom, wys}a} gubernator jesz:
cze wczoraj okret "Goeland"
ma Czarcis wyspe, po kapitana
Dreyfusa. Ma okrecie ME ma
wcale publicznosci.
PARYa, ego Czerwca. :
Miedzy zwolennikami pre-
ciwnikami Dreyfusa przysz}o
wczoraj wieczorem do bojek
ulicznych. Policya utrzymy-
wala porzadek i ME zezwolisa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-09
Rome WiadOmOsGs
telegrafiCzne.

- Cywilny trybunal W Pa.
ryAu rozwi6d} hrabine Ester
hazy awanturuikiem mezem,
kt6ry uciek} kraju.
We Wiedniu rozesz}a sic
wiesc O niebe2piecznej choro.
bic su}tana tureckiego. Wiesci
tel zaprzeczaj9 depesze Kon.
stantynopola.
= Zaniechano dalszych 70,
bot mad wydobyclem amery.
ka6skiego parowca "Paris'' z
truduego poloaenia ma skale.
= Ksisze Orleanu, preten.
dent do tronu francuzkiego,
wybiera sic do Paryaa.
"Kuryer Warsaawski"
donosi, ae Ignacy Paderewski
ozeni} sic W Warszawie z pan.
ma Helena Rosen i odbywa
obecnie podr6z poslubns,
zwiedzajac aona szwajcarys.
W Szantung wybuch}o
og6lne powstanie przeciw
Niemcom, kt6rzY rokoszan
nazywaja "bsndytami".
Niemiec W Berlinie 0.
swiadczy3 pred prayjacio}mi,
re milsi mu SO flozofowie, nia
kr6lowie. Sad pruski dopa-
trzy} sic W tenn wyra2eniu O..
brazy majestatu biedne
Niemczysko zosta}o skazane ma
diva miesi9ce wiezienia.
= Senator Hanna, ktorego
praws reka jest Mckinley,
wybiera sic rodzina W po'
dr6z do Europy. Wr6ci do.
piero we Wrzesniu.
= Kompanie G IL Z pu}ku
zwiszkowej piechoty, udaja
sig do Manili,
Ma wyspy Hawajskie
wybiera sic 1000 robotnik6w
japo1skich.i
w stanie zdrowia kon-
gresmana Rioharda P. Bland
zaszla zmiana na gorsze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-09
.Nienlcy kupuja Fernando Po.
Zanosi sic ma move demonstracye W Paryzu.
2ozbite uk1ady .Angliiz z Transwalem.
zBKAKANY POsEH BELLAMY sTORER,
AGUINALDO DYKTATOREM..

znie, zebra}o slew ogrodzie, ,po'
lozonym PREY placu KatedraI,
nym, a wywiesiwszy czerwony
sztandar napisem W jezyku
rosyjskim ,,swoboda" zaczefo
wrzeszczeG w tym jezyku:
,,Russkaja socyalnaja demo,
kratja, daloj( (precz )samodzier'
zawiie". Bli2ej stojaca policya
wezwala terminatorow, aby
sic rozeszli, lecz ci rzucili sic
na s}ugi bezpiecze6stwa publ.
czuego, obiwszy policysnt6w
w czesci poszarpawszy ma
mich odzienie, ruszyli pocho'
dem tryumfalnym przez ulice
zwana Wielka", spiewajac
,,Marsylianke" r6wnie1 po
moskiewsku. Przy ko6cu uli'
cy starli sic liczniej zgroma.
dzons policya, kt6rej nadbie-
g}a ma pomoc zandarmerya i
zaczeto aresztowaG demon
strant6w, kt6rzy zydowskim
zwyczajem, wydawali nazwi-
ska swoich towarzyszy, mnie'
majac, ze tym sposobem
zmniejszs w}asns wine. Zna-
czna czssc rozbieg}a sic je-
dnakze i schronila tax spry.
tnie, ae utrudni3a moanosc
wy}apania Wszystkich vino
waic6w. Niepodobna na razie
okreslie liczby aresztowanych,
kraza W miescie pogloski, 2e
zamknisto W wiezieniu prze-
szlo trzystu, inni m6wia tylko
o szesGdziesieciu. Me ulega
wstpliwosci, re aydzi powzieli
taxa smialosc, rachujac ma
przylaczenie sic do mich jeszcze
wiekszego zastepu robotnik6w
katolik6w. Gdyby SIG to by4o
stalo pred nadejsciem poll.
cyl, zydzi zapewne umkneliby
placu rozpoczetego ruchu, a
robotnicy polscy poniesliby
odpoWiedzialnosc "a mantle
stacys. Obecnie zas nasi wro-
gowie ME beda mogli dopa.
trzy6 sig W zaburzeniach npol.
skiej intrygi" gdyz zar6wno
uczestnicy manifestacyi, jak
okrzyki wznoszone W jezy ku
rosyjskim i rosyjskie napisy
ma sztandarach swiadcza, re 70
botnicza mauifestacya mia}a
charakter aydowsko- -rosyjski.
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warunkach zabawa W ambasa- :
die angielskiei ME mog}a
mice powodzenia.
ATENY, 9go Czerwca. -
Donosza z Krety, re tamtejsi
mahometanie zaczynaja sic
burzyt. Jeden 2 mich rzuci}
sic ma ksiecia Jerzego, komisa,
RIA mocarstw, z zamiarem "a
mordowauia go.
HAVANA, 9 Czerwca. =
W Matanzas zg}osilo sic 800
Kuba1czyk6w, ze Swiadectwa-
mi, ze zloayli bro1 ma rece
cywilnego guberuatora ze
sluzyli W woisku kUba1skiem.
Pu}kownik Randell tylko 81 z
Mich wyp1aci} po $75.
Strajk doro5karzy daje sic
tutejszej ludnosci mocno we
znaki. Cierpis przez niego
kupcy i publicznosc, kt6re
w5rod niezno5nego upa1u musi
odlegiych Gzielnic miasta
podazaG pieszo do SHADOW W
sr6dmlesciu, chcac czynic po.
trzebne zakupy.
Wczoraj porzuci}o prace
800 robotnikow, zatrudnio,
nych W przystani. zadaja po
$500 dziennego wynagrodze:
MIA, gdy tymczasem dotad
otrzymywali tylko po $1.25.
Kontraktorzy sprowadzaia TO.
botnik6w z Jamaiki.
MANILA, ego Czerwca. -
Aguinaldo rozwiaza1 seim fill
pi6ski ioglosil sic dyktatorem.
Wladomosc poWyzsza znaJdule
wiars pomiedzy krajowcami.
Liczba chorych W armii
amerykafskiej wzrasta ogrom.
ME. General Otis potrzebowac
bedzie koniecznie $4,000 swie.
2ego wojska, jezeli op6r Fill
pi6czyk6w ma bye zlamany.
WASHINGTON, 9 Czerwca.-
Sekretarz Hay ME wiedzia}
przez kilka tygodni, co sic
dzia1o pos}eu Bellamy Sto'
rer, kt6ry W po1owie Maja WI
dzia} sic W Paryzu ksieciem
ARGOS / mia{ niezwlocznie udaG
sic W podr6z do Madrytu.
Depesza re San Sebastian
uspokoi1a tuteisze sfery urzs.
DOVE.
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BreWiarrz kardynafa Albani.

w posiadaniu kardynata
Albani, kt6ry umari W r. 1886,
znajdowai sic brewiarz, oso'
bliwosc jedyna W swoim 70.
dzaju, jedna bowiem 2 jego
stronlc byla zamalowana
przez Piotra Perugino, nauczy..
:ciela Rafaela, o Peruginie zas
wiadomo, IL ten raz jeden je'
dyny da1 sig sklonic do malo.
wanna ma pergaminie. 70
smierci kardynaia pozostafa po
MIN biblioteka rozpr6szyla sic
pc swiecie, W kilka lat p6.
zniej zbieracz angielskl,
Dennistoone z Carnis. Escan,
zpalazl ow brewiarz, kt6rego
malowidla i fairly mic ME stra.
ci}y ma swietnosci, W sklepiku
jakiegos handlarza staro4y-
tnosci ma Ghetto i nabyl ksie-
gs "a 80 skud6w (okolo 120
frank6w), t. j. "a polowe ceuy
zadanej przez handlarza. Ma.
stepnie Dennistoone chcial
zbyG nabytek sw6; muzeum
brytyjskiemu "a 5000 fr., po.
niewaa jednak dawano mu
tylko 1000, przeto zabral bre-
wiarz z powrotem do Wloch.
Mine}o 10 lat. Papiez Plus
TX minister hr. Rossi wydali
zakaz sprzedawania i wywoae-
MIA wloskich dziel sztuki bez
osobnego "a ka4dym razem
pozwolenia Ojca sw. Anglik,
dowiedziawszy sic tenn, "a.
pakowai sw6j brewiarz co
rychlej i wyslai go do Anglii
przez jedna z przyjaci6fek
swej zony, wracajscs do Lon'
dynu, "a co dostaf sic ma czas
pewien pod klucz do wiezienia
sw. Aniola. Odtad brewiarz,
wslawiony przygodami wlasci.
ciela, sta} sic celem pozadania
amator6w tego rodzaju osobli'
wosci. Nabyt go lord Ash.
burnham "a $50 funt. szterl.,
po jego zas smierci, ma licyta'
cyl swiezo odbytej, jakis Me
mice zaplacii za6 10000 fran
k6w. Swiadomi rzeczy twier.
dzs, il ME jest to jeszcze osta-
tnia cena brewiarza kardynaia
Albani.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-09
NazWa wieku.

Rozprawy mad tenn, jaka ma.
zwa naleza}oby ochrzcic stule.
Gle, dobiegajsce do ko6ca, ME
ustaja W prasie zagranicznej.
Wspominalismy jua ma tenn
miejscu o g}osach niemieckich
i francuzkich, W ostatnich
dniach jakis Anglik, majac
ma uwadze gl6wnie Darwipa,
proponuje nazwanie wieku
stuleciem nauk scislych. Ma
to odezwaly sic liczne prote.
sty, miedzy innymi pisze
Chamberlain: "Kto rzuci
okiem w przeszlosc stwier.
dzi, CO zrobily dla nauki
wieki XVI, XVII i XVIII,
ten ME bsdzie smia} zadae, ably
wiekowi naszemu madame
miano tax zaszczytne. Bee
watpienia pracowalismy DUO
i zrobilismy troche, ale daleko
nam do wicklow Kopernika,
Galileusza, Keplera, Newtona,
Lavoisiera lub Bichata". Jakis
professor Bonn proponuje,
ably stulecie XIX nazwa6
"wiekiem filologii'', gdyz pra.
ce, zainicyonowane W kohcu
ubieg}ego stulecia Fprzez Jone-
sa, braci Schlegl6w Grima,
prowadzone byly W wieku
biezacym dalej, filologia po.
r6wnawcza postepowaia kro.
kami siedmiomiloweni. Me.
kt6rzy proponuja nazwy:
"Wiek owoc6w rewolucyi
wick emancypacyi zyd6w,
elektrycznosci, armii stalych,
polityki kolonialnej, muzyki,
reklamy, maszyn" i t. p. o.
czywiscie ME pozostaiy W tyle
i pisma sportowe, kt6re
wielkim giosem wolaja,iz male.
~ wick nasz nazwac stuleciem
bicykla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-09

= IS letni Joseph Lincoln
z Tennessee, krewniak Abra.
hama Lincolna, zemdlal wsku.
tex upa}u, uderzy} g}owa o
karie1 j znalaz} smier6 ma
miejscu.
- w p6}nocnem Texas spa.
dly ulewne deszcze, skutkiem
czego wezbra1a rzeka Colora'
do.
= W San Ring, niedaleko
Hongkong umar}o 1000 os6b
ma dzume azyatycka.