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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-10-19
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WAN FED,
BEST Swedish and German servanta ara
all secured here. Employment Agency.
au4 tt N. SLEEMAN. 775 Chapel III
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-10-19
Nurses and Waitress Aprons,

A new line of them and special
good values at SOC. each Wide
hens, cluster tucks, bibs and bre-
telles, etc. Hamburg trimmed at
75c. and 500
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

The opponents Of the govern.
.msnt in IL efforts g suppress The
rebels IN ~ Philippines hays
much to ~ alout how tins conn.
Try i now driftipe awsy from TIE
sound position in which Washing.
ton urged it 70 remain. Washing.
ton did things. ~ well . suggest.
ed. WHEN he was > young man,
and the s,vages Of the interior
z~belled against the civilised ~.
thority, he did not advance any
theories about the right Of: self
government, but he went into the
woods with ths soldiers and helped
whip the Indians. In the prob.
lem that confronts the United
States today. he would. if alive,
undoubtedly support tho govern
mont in defeating the Filipinos.
His opposition to sntangling d.
lianees did not prevent HIM from
welcoming the aid Of French sol.
diers against England. Washing.
ton would not be IN ''suntie. -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23
sAMEoLD THING.

- SAME OLD THING.
The following familiar story
was sent out from Pittsburg on
Saturday: Z"
IAN increase in wages for 1850
men was the result of the annual
prescription scale conference BE-
tween the American Flint Glass
Workers association and the Az.
soclstieu Of Flint and Lime Glass
Manufacturers which Id ourned in
Pittsburg yesterday. Of this
number. 1900 skilled workmen
will receive IN increase Of 10 per
cent and 5000 unskilled hands IN
advance in proportion. Tho ID.
vance viii restore To- the men the
wages they received in 1899 and
1885," =, ~ a.. ~.% -s'... ~.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

O. ~ % { - & 1. B y
Friday was . record breakeFs In
one respect, IN connection with the
shipments from tho city. Twenty.
three cars OF lumber were sent ont.
OF this number there was Q WiHOn.
sin central furniture car. No. MTG,
which contained ", 900 feet Of lunahe
The average amount Of lumbaf chip
ped In one car 10 about $1,000 eSt
This was tho largest amount Of lurh.
ber shipped In one car since the Pine
Tree Lumber Company built ttsnlll
in this city. The car was an extra
largo furniture car Of large capaeitS.
The only other shipments were thrSe
cars Of hour and two Of paper.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

J. W. Berg II mailing extensive I'm.
provoments on his hardware store,
He - building IN addition TO- biz
present store. 2ox0 feet In sise.
Il win b one story high. aeh now
excsvating for . spacious basement.
He win enlarge bio ONCE and mov6
tho tin shop to tho basement. With
tho new, addition Mr.. Berg win have
4 door space, Of $40 square yards.
Mr.. Berg has been contemplating
such an improvement for some time,
a. biz constantly increasing business
demanded more room. His whole,
sale shipping department win be in
q room BY itself. % biz extensive
business 10 not simply confined to
the citv, but takes In . number Of
tho nelghboring towns. ii
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

Justice Sheldon, VII, tried tho eape
Of Blake 70. simonst. taking It u4dbr
advisenent. has rendered deoea4n
in favor Of the defendant. Aro.Kh-
bundy assigned insurance mo1sy 70
simonst. who took that part slsit
belongine to him. SimonSt had
been told to paw Blake's claim, bnt
belolo he could do 10 SprandslsG4r-
nishsed Simonet for what he,shAd
coming from Ars. Klabundy. 8pran-
del's account was paid. which t0pk
the rest OF the Insurance nlosSy.
Blake then brought suit aGAilst
simonet for the amount u hi btll.
After psssinE, through the IT. es
court, the above decision 49, 4;
oH9O0s ~ :; ~ 8 .. - 800 ~ ia /,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

Mr.. Lydia GATES. reading on
Seventh street north, was examined
In tho Judge Of Prebate's once Mon
day afternoon to determine 20 TO hel
sanity. Doctors Chance and Trace,
who conducted tho examination. de-
cided che was not Of sound MUD
Sheriff Rider took her 70 Fergus
Falls Monday y train. Mr..
Gates who resides Just north Of sthe
Golden Rule on, Seventh sIreot, = Q
widow some 0e years old. IL =
thought her mind was unbalancod
~ worry and loss o. sleep. T
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23
Spreads Like Wndnrs.

You can't keep Q good thing down.
News OF it travels fast. When things
are "the best" they become the best
selling" Abraham Hare, q leading
dru6gist, Of Belleville. O., writes:
Electric: BitterD are the best selling
bitters have ever handled In my ~
years experience" You know why7
Most diseases begin In disorders OF
stomach, liver kidneys. bowels.
blood and nerves. Electric Bittero
tones up tho stomach, regulates liver.
kidneys and bowels. purifle0 the
blood, strepghthens tho nerves, hence
cures multitudes Of maladies. 1t
builds up the entire system. Puts
new liios and vigor into any weak,
eickly, rundown man or woman.
Only 80 cents. Sold BY L. D, Brown,
druggist. guaranteed. .#a !.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

The roof on the new machine shed
OF F. Graham 10 now shingled. tire.
quired $4,000 shingles to cover 1t.
Mr.. Graham WIN have one Of the
finest machine sheds In the city when
the building 10 completed. The Office,
which 10 located in the center VI the
building will be finished in oak. he
win place q largo pair VI scales IN
front OF the ONCE. Mr.. Graham ex.
poets to brick veneer the structure
this fall. -... y. -.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

Chief Of Police Lauorman received q
telegram from Brainerd, this Mon.
day, which called for the arrest Of
Steve Sherman, who came down
from Brainerd on the mixed train
with q car load OF horses. The tele.
gram, which stated hs had taken
some shoes which did not belong to
him, was signed Perry" Asst was
not known who Perry 10, and 90 no
shoes could be found In Shefmsn's
possession, he was not held. =
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

Gen. Otis has not granted an
armistice, but he has ordered his
generals to make no further ad.
vances for the present. There 10
no DANCE, Of the Filipinos renew.
ing hostilities, as they recognize
the futility of attemptingto defeat
American soldiers. =,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

y ThOs. Monahan succeeded In catch.
ing q i've and One-half pound pike
Frinay morning. 1t IL by far thelarg-
est Dish Of that kind caught this
spring. the average weight being
about two pounds.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

Mr.. E. L. Perkins and sister. Miss
Grace BedOw, went to Minneapolis
Monday. whore they will make their
future home. Mr.. sPerkins n en-
ployed IN the Nelson 4 Tenny say
mill at that place. 4s's
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

A couple Of freight cars on tho
early morning freight going east LETT
the track just above Darling. Satur-
day forenoon. It necessitated run
ming all trains By the way of Brain
erd until late this afternoon. when
the track was cleared. s, d.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

The report comes from Walker that
Gen. Wade has been convinced that
instead OF taking the present garri.
son Oi soldiers from that place. more
should be sent. That is not q very
1000 Advertisement for Walker.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23
8trayod.

From my premises In Culdrum, ON
the 10th day Of April, two yearling
heifeEs. One nearly black with white
lace. no horns. One spotted red and
white, with horns. The red and
white ono 10 the largest ono. Reward
viii be paid to the finder. g.s=& l..
~. ~ 49,. r. N. HAMLlN.
. p. o. Swahville,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

Aitkin cittssns had : patriotic
meeting sunday. and resolutions
were adopted sndo rsing the govern.
sDeot IS IL effort to suppress disor.
~ = ~ Philipplns islands.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

The drunken woman and the
lamp met again in Dawson on
April 26. Most Of the city was
burned, and the loss is placed at
14.OOO,OO0. .:..- ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23
Richard Mansfield will appear
in the Twin Cities next week IN
s'Cyrano de Bergerac. .~

% A Missouri doctor has succeeded
in extracting something from
goats that postpones old age in tho
human race. Or maybe he has
just lied. fl. ill.,, l. az
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23
Uilliono 6iyo0 Away,

00Vs V1v0O A"OV =
Il b certainly gratifying to the
publico to know Of one concern In
the land who aro not afraid TO be
generous TO the needy and suffer.
Ing. The proprietorG Eoi Dr.. King'0
New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs and Colds, have given. away
over ten million trial bottles Of this
great medicine: and have tho salts.
faction OF knowing Il has absolutely
cured Thousands Of hoUeleeo CASES.
Asthma. Bronchitis; R0arseness and
Ill diseases Of the Throat, Chest and
Longs are surely cured by it. Can
On -. D. Brown, Druggist. and get q
Sreo bottle. Regular slse Soc and 81.
Every bottle guaranteed. or prjce
refunded. 25% @s "
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

Bl9ht q To boys % To CeptIal,
mus3ealiy inclinsd, hsve formed o.
uteheotrs. They aro under the d.
rsction a. nastef Henry Richard
who hashad them hard at work tor
the past month on several musical
selections. The various instrums0ts
are played % follows: First violin,
Henry Richard; second violin. Leonis
Richard; third violin. Willie Zalou-
dek; base vol, Harry Palmer; eornet.
Bartlett AcNsiry; trombone. Frank
Riswell; tluts, Harry 0usrnon, and
snare. Earl FothesDpll.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

II you have piles, CURE them. No
use undergoing horrible operations
that simply remove the results Of the
disease without disturbing the dis
easo itseH. Place your confidence IN
Dewitt's Witch Hasel Salve.. It has
never failed to cure OTHERS; e win
not fan TO cure YOU. L. D. BROWN.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

I have been Q suffer from cronjc
diarrhoea ever since the war and
and have used all kinds Of medicines
for IL. At last I found one remedy
that ha0 been 0 SUCCESS - Q cure,
and that n Chamberlain's Cole,
Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy.-P.
e. Graham, 0aarD Mills. La. For
Gale ct Wetsel's drug store.
Three lads. jauntily dressed in
Uncle Sans navy blue. were at the
depot q few moments Saturday,
They gave their names a. James
Woodwork. Peter DesnOier and
VIM. Woodwork. The boys were
sailors on the revenue chips Morrill,
and Algonquin, which played an lon.
portant part In and around Cuba
during tho late war. The first two
named lads, fifteen and eighteen
years Of ago. were given their dis
charge at Philadelphia about two
months ago. while the third 10 OBJ.
sent on q three months furlough.
Their destination 10 Vancouver, b.
c., where their parents reside. hav.
ing moved there from Wisconsin 10.
Gently. ,,asa s> S yt24 i PAIN
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23
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Brainerd Dispatch: Mrs. G. E
Chiperheld and Mn. b. n. Chiperneld
Of Canton. M, arrived in the city
Saturday and will spend some time
here Visiting relatives and friends. !,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

"A man who claims no cut the
cable at Manila b In jail in st. Paul
Tor stealing 90 overcast.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

Twenty earn Of lumber, two oldouf
and one Of paper wsre shipped from
tho city today. ,T III
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-12

q powodu strajku kon'
duktor6w przy tramwajach W
Cleveland zanosi sig dzisiaj na
rozruchy, poniewaa zarzsdy
kompanij zamierzaj9 wagony
pusciG W ruch.
: Nastepcs biskupa Vertin
W Marquette, Mich, zostaf
mianowany dotychczasowy
jego zastepca, prev. ks. Els.
General Otis komisarz
Schurman ME zgadzaja sic W
poglsdach ma sprawe flipih-
ska.
= W zesz}ym tygodniu wy
wieziono z New 9orku "a
granice $4,545,300 W z}ocie.
Przywieziono Z zagranlcy
$779,772 W z}ocie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-12
Rome WiadOmOsgs
teIegrafczne.

= Warsztaty fabryki armat
W New Castle, W Anglii, spa.
lily sig czssciowo. Straty wy
nosza million dolar6w.
I Kapstadt donosza, ae
skutkiem eksplozyi dynamitu
W Kimberly stracilo zYcie II
g6rDik6w, a 80 jest ranionych.
- Cesarz Wilhelm zrzekl
sic zamiaru udania sic W tym
roku do Anglii.
w adminlstrowanym
przez magistrat berli1ski ma
iatku Blankenfeld 8 rodzin
robotnik6w sypia pokotem W
iednej ciasnei izbie. Stwierdzi}
to hrabia Klinkowstrom i
przedstawi} fakt sejmowi pru-
skiemu.
- 5 miliard6w galon6w
nafty wydobywaja z ziemi W
r6znych krajach. Polowe tego
produkuja Stany Zjednoczone.
- Lord Kitchener otrzyma
podobno wysoki urzsd W In.
dyach.
= WieSG o smierci guyana
Janos Rigo W Aleksandryi
okazala sic bajka, s}uzaca
skrzypkowi i jego awanturni.
czej zonie, ksieznej Chimay "a
reklame. Rigo udaje sic re
swemi skrzypkami 10 Chin.
- ivory sic trust piwo-
war6w, z kapita}em miliarda
dolar6w. WIasciciele browa-
row Pabsta i Schlitza z Mil.
waukee zapowiadaja, re z tym
trustem ME maja mic do czy.
nienia.
- w miasteczku Salix pod
Minneapolis przyprawi} ,,tor.
nado" o utrate zycia 8 osoby.
Jedna osoba umrze wkr6tce
skutkiem otrEymauych ran.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-12
Telegran1y.

PARYz, 1890 CzerWca. -
Ulice, kt6remi przeje2dza}
preaydent Loubet, udajgc sic
z pa}acu EIizejskiego ma plac
wyscig6w konnYch W Long
champs, roily sic tlumami pu-
hlicznosci. Z dzielnic Mont.
martre, Belleville i innych
przybyli t}umnie robotnicy,
poniewaa gazety socyaistyczue
i sprzyjaj9ce Dreyfosogi We
zwa}y swych czytelnikow,
azeby zadokumentowali swe
przywiszanie do rsadu, Me
brak}o take na ulicach poll
cyl, dragon6w i gwardyi ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-12
Piekny zapis.

Fani Catherine M. White z
Evanston, ktora umarla W ubie-
glym tygodniu, zapisala bardzo
zuaczna sumo tuteiszemu ',,Art
Iustitute". Zmaria pozostawlfa
maiatek szacowany ma pot Milo
ma dolarow; z tego przeznaczyfa
100000 ma rome legata, a
reszte tutejszemu ,,Art 1nsti-
tute." Maiatek sktada sic z po
wiekszei czesci grunt6w jeszcze
ME pobudowanych i nieuprawio-
nych W Chicago i p0l1ocnej cze-
Sci powiatu Cook, jako tez z
trzech bardzo kosztownych waz
porcelany drezdehskiej, i cennych
obraZoW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-12

ce z tego powodu gorzkie
wyrzuty, skutkiem czego liza
bella opusci}a pa}ac kr6lewski
i zaje}a mieszkanie prywatne.
SINGAPORE, II Czerwca. =
Krsaownik ''Olympia'', ma
kt6rego pok}adzie znajduje sic
admiral Dewey, prayby1 do
tutejszego portu. Admiral
wysiad} ma lad i odwiedzi}
guhernatora Matchell, kt6ry
bedzie rewizytowa1 Deweya
dzisiaj, Olympia" pozostanie
W tutejszym porcie do 10 Ger.
wca, Dewey zajmuie swa kajute
i ME przyjmie 2adnych zapro'
sze6 ma 2adne uroczystosci.
Stan jego zdrowia znacznie sic
poprawi}.
WASHINGTON, - Czerwca. =
Minister wojny otrzyma} depe,
sze cd genera}a Otis, donosza'
ca o skutecznej wyprawie ma
po}udnie Cd Mauili i o rozpro-
szeniu woiska powsta1c5w,
ktore uciek1o w kierunku po.
}udniowym i zachodnim. Woj'
ska ameryka6skie zaje}y mia.
sta Las Pinas Il Paranague,
gdzie odpoczywajs, azeby ma
bra6 sill do dalszego pochodu.
RUGBY nasaych wojsk byly
popierane przez okrety, kt6re
cstrzeliwa}y pozycye nieprzy'
jacielskie granatami. Memo.
sny upal, poch6d przez CORY i
moczary W dolinach, ,nie pozwo'
liz naszym pu}kom stansc ma
miejscach wyznaczonych / W
ten spos6b mieli powsta1cy
sposobnosc uciec, pomlmo re
by}o prawdopodobie1stw
wziecia wszystkich do riewoli.
Byla to jedna 2 wiekszych
bitew. Pc naszej stronie zgi-
ne4o 4 szeregowc6w, a 80 osob
jest ranionych. Straty FilipiG'
czyk6w sa znaczne. Gaia oko-
Iica przedstawia sieG silnych
Sza6c6w. Wypedzeni 2 ie'
dnych, powsta6cy chronili sic
"a drugie. General Lawton
znaidowa} sic W niebezpie-
cze6stwie utraty 2ycia. Pod
czas salwy ognia karabinowe'
60 paddy 8 konie pod Office,
rami, naleaacymi do jego
sztabu. Bitwa trwa}a przez
ca}y dzie1, Licaba poleglych
Filipi1czyk6w ME jest dok}a'
dnie znana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-12
Orzef polski i austryacki.

Ma wiezy ratuszowej miasta
Sambora obracaja sic z via.
trem diva orly blaszane, zla'
czone nierozerwalnemi weziy.
Dwug1owy austryacki obok
bia}ego polskiego zamieszkuia
nadpowietrzne sfery, W ideal
nej zgodzie. Geneza tego
serdecznego uscisku jest taxa:
Cd niepamietnych czas6w roz.
tacza} swe skrzydla mad ratu.
szem samborskim bialy orzel
polski al po rok 1854, bez nj.
my dla bezpiecze1stwa calosci
monarchii. w tym to roku
dopatrzyl sic W tenn 6wczesny
,kreishauptman" niebezpie.
cze6stwa i jednym zamachem
zni6sf bia}ego or1a usadowiw.
sly W jego miejsce cesarskiego.
1 przerzynai powietrze dwu.
g}owy ptak CORA lat dziesiec,
az z nastaniem swobodniej-
szych prsd6w burmistrz Kas.
parek postanowR reaktywo-
wac bialego oria ma dawniej
zajmowanem stanowisku oto
pewnego poranku roku 1857
zniki orze} dwuglowy, a poia.
viii sic ma wieay ratuszowej
dawny str6z miasta: orzel
bialy. Lecz zmiana taxa
obruszy}a przybysz6w, kt6rzy
podcieci zaprowadzeniem pol.
skiego jezyka polskiego W
urzedowaniu, jadem j nienawi.
scia zioneli ma wszystko, co sic
przyznawalo do polskoSci.
Poszly donosy i relacye do
Namiestnictwa, W kt6rych "a.
mians orl6w przedstawiono
jako obelge dla idei pa6stwo-
wei. Namiestnik Goiuchowski
odni6s} sic poufnie do burmi.
strza Kasparka z przedstawie.
MEM, ae dla zalagodzenia
rzekomego wzburzenia W mie-
scie naleaaloby cos uczynic,
aeby dwug}owy orzel pojawA
sig napowr6t ma wiezy sambor.
skiej. Godzsc wiec sprzeca.
nosci, polecil burmistrz skuc
dwoma sztabami obydwa orly
umiescic je ma szczycie wie2y.
Ia kombinacya utrzymala sic
20 dis dzie1.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-12
MECH ZYJELOUBET!
Wielka manifestacya ludu ma jegO czesC.
Jeden anio16w pokoju pokazuje rogi.
ANGLIKOM CIAsNO NIIEDZY BOERAMI
ZWycieztwo Amerykan6w W prOWincyi Cavite.
przysz}osc majaca zakwitn9c
1a gruzach s{abszego sasiada.

pAAy SAiOSC Liza 'sN''
ma gruzach s}abszego sssiada'
To tea s}usznie powiada by
}y minister w}oski, Fr. Crispi,
Et6rzy stawiajac dyagnoze
chorej Europy, podaje ma Ma
skuteczne lekarstWo:
Dobrze jest mice nadzieje;
wiec spodziewajmy sic, ze re-
zultat konferencyi bedzie po'
myslny, WlaSnie przez uchwa-
lenie programu rosysjkiego z
"a stycznia. Sprawa ludzko'
Sci na tenn skorzysta. Ale czy
sam ten rezultat juz zabezpie'
czy pok6j na swiecie?
Traktat berlifski z 1878
zawiesii na jaki5 czas kwestye
narodowoSciowe. Zamariy one
ma chwile, ale bynajmniej ME
znikne}y, gdyz niemi sic zaj--
muja najwieksze mocarstwa
starego kcntynentu. Caciec
mad niemi dyskutowa6 - zna'
czy3oby to zabrac sic do zrewl'
dowania karty Europy.
My, Wlosi, mozemy na to
spogladac spokoinie, gdyz ME
many sic czego obawiac na-
stepstw takiej rewizyi. Dobrze
bowiem powiedziaS Narek
Minghetti podczas pewnej
dyskusyi parlamentarnej ze
do oddawania komus nc ME
many, a mielibysmy chyba
prawo zadac terytory6w na-
szych bedacych jeszcze w OBJ
cych rskach.
Pojmu:emy tedy note mini.
stra holendersklego, zabranla'
igcs dyskasyi mad TEN wszyst.
kiem, co jest ustauowione W
traktatach, obowiazujacych
obecnie. Tylko przez taxi "a
kaz pozyskano uczestnictwo
kilku pa6stw, kt0re bez tego
by3yby odm6wi}y przystapie,
MIA do tax wysoce chwalebnej
inicyatywy cara.
Oto wiec iak sic rzecz pred
stawia: konferencya W Hadze
oddala przyczyny nieporozu-
mie6, nie usuwajac ich; lekce-
Way zarodki wojny rewolu-
cyl, ale ich ME niweczy. VOL
ny rewolucye moga sic od-
wlec, ale wybuchna W chwili,
gdy narody powiedza sobie, 2e
chwila nadeszla jest ca4klem
odpowiednia.
Stara Europa ma tylko je-
den trwaly ratupek. Oto, po-
Wilma dawny sw6j podzia{ ma
pa1stwa zamieniG na stany
zjednoczone, W ten spos6b
nietylko znikna granice usta-
nowione przez geografie / dy-
plomacye, ale zarazem wyple-
nione beda wiekowe zawisci,
stale nieprzyjaznie, zazdro5ci
przesady. Zniknie to wszy-
stko przez braterskie dziefo
postepu obywatelskiego, zmie-
rzaiqce do szczesliWoscl rodu
ludzkiego, zatrutego dotych-
czas barbarzy1skq i wyuzdana
checia zaborow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-12
Czarny fotr.

Onegdaj rano o godzinie 4tej,
czarny pewien iotr, wywofai
ogromny poploch W zakladzie
Home for Destitute Crippled
Children" pm. 46 Park ave. Ma
g6rnem pietrze zakfadu, jedna z
dozorczyn, spiaca W pewnej sail
wraz z 10 pacyentami, ockna-
wszy sic nagle re snu, ujrzaia
Negra, ktory przykiadat jej wia-
snie revolver do skroni. Krzy-
knela zemdlafa z przerazenia;
krzyk jei zbudzii wszystkich mie-
szka6c6w domu i powstalo ,ogro-
mne zamieszanie, kiedy Negr
wybiegai, roztracaiac dozorczy-
ME pacyentow. Krzyki spro-
wadziiy tez policyant6w, kt6rzy
uciekaiacego Negra dostrzeglszy.
scigali 60 az do parku Union i
tam 60 aresztowali. Okazalo
sic, re byl to niejaki Samuel
Campbell, iotr niezmiernie ME-
bezpieczny, ktory oskarzony jest
O kilka rozboj6w, z kt6rymi ia
czy zazwyczaj ohydne zbrodnie
popelniane ma kobietach. Ocze-
kuje go psoces "a kilka takich
sprawek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-12
Stara histOrya.

Franc. Klinger, zam. pm. 104
CIeaver str, onegdaj bawil sic
rewolwerem, kt6ry mu sic wyda-
wal nienabitym, huknat strzai,
kula trafila w levy box w.
Tolfussa, liczacego ls lat, zam.
pn. 635 Noble str. Ranionego
oddano pod opieke lekarska, a
Klingera aresztowano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-12
Kronika Miejsc9Wa.
Grozny upadek.

44letni Jan Ostrowski, pr6bu-
jac wczorai popoIudniu zeskoczyc
wagonu kolei elektrycznej ma
rogu North ave. i Dickson str,
upadl mocno sic pokaleczyf.
Zawieziono 60 W wozie ambulan-
sowym do mieszkania iego pm.
S67 w. 18th str, okazalo sic,
re ma czaszke peknieta i liczne
kcntuzye. Bye moze, ae W skutek
tego umrze.