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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-01
HELP WASTED

N ANrED--Colored man. soberand trust
 worthy, to prepare for tral leIing. Sal- ary Ie begin. Enclose stampd envelope. JuPh 1afd 356 Dearborn, Ghleages 2t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-01
DEWEY'S REP0NSE.

The Admiral responded: "Mr Mayor Gentemen Or would needless for make appreciates all that have said How it that have my understand lis beyond thing should be such uprising of the simply
 any the would have done believe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-01
Welcome Punishment to Bobby.

A little boy went to church with his mother. The service was som eBhat long and utterly incomprehensb le to the child. Consequently he fdgetted. His mother rep9oVed him several times. At last she leaned toward him. Bobby" she whispered. If you act badly I'll never bring you to church again A gleam of hope dawned in Bobby's weary eyes. Mamma" he said, eagerly, how bad will have to be?''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-01
vELAsouEz' ANNIVERSARY.

Abroad there have been a number of Velasquez celebrations, for it was 800 years ago this month that this greater painter was born in Seville. When A he was appointed painter to Philip ".
 sjx years later he went to Italy and closely studied the works of Michael Angelo, Raphael and Titan. When he went back to Spain he was received with great distinction and the king raised him to the position of noble Two years later he died in Madrid.
 So great was Nelasque2' grasp on the essentials of a scene that he was quite free from mannerisms or any peculiar style He towers head and shoulders above all other Spanish artists. The magic of his touch, his color, drawing and modelling. with occasionally his splendid composition of chiaroscuro, are powers which will ever stand by l themselves,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-05-04

Ladies and gents summer underwear
in cames hair, merino and balbraigan sold
from 10 cents up at Abbey's.
Services next Sunday IN the Presley
terrain church of this city at II M,
at the Mclean school house at 2 D. NJ.
Rev. Thos. Dougan, pastor
Rev, Krogstad was here from Edin-
burgh on Monday to interview the
Townsite Co., regarding location for the
new church edifice that is to be built by
his Lu heran congregation at that place
this spring.
Rev. Sykes. of the Milton Presbyterian
church, was here in a ministerial capa-
city on Saturday.
Robert Melville, who three years ago
established the Dresden House and dis
posed of the same last fall to Landlord
johnson, is announced to have opened
up a bakery and fruit store at Walhalla
recently. His former acquaintance at
Dresden can i'll every way recommend
him to the people of Walhalla as being
worthy of their encouragement and
support.
Frank J. VanKirk, who will be remen1-
bered as having been mail clerk on this
branch of the Ct. Northern about three
years ago, is now enabled to place NJ. D.
after his name, having successfully
passed the final examinations ofthe state
medical board of Minnesota last week.
"Var's" friends in Langdon congratulate
him, especially so seeing that much of
his studies were being pursued at inter-
walls between his "runs' as mail clerk.
The Blakely residence on Third street
was the scene of quiet heme wedding
last Saturday evening that took most-of
our people by surprise. The bridal
couple consist of Mrs. E. j. Blakely and
Mr.. D. McKechnie and the matrimonial
VOWS at were nine o'clock, Rev. S.
F, Beer being the minister oficlat
ing. The couple were supported through
the ordeal by Miss Grace Morgan. the
brides sister and Mr.. Chas. G. Crawford
while the only guests present were few
immediate friends and relatives of the
contracting parties, The couple number
among the most estimable people in the
city and they have during long years of
residence here gained wide circle of
friends in both church and social circles.
The DEMOCRAT extends Its best wishes
to the newly married couple upon their
voyage through life.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-05-04

DR.. Gibson succumbed to the bicycle
fever this week and will ride Iroquois.
Mrs. H. D. Parsons was passenger to
Park River on Monday for short visit
with her relatives there.
L. R. Kelly and A. T. Mears we're
up from Milton on Sunday the guests of
Joe Kelly and their many other Langdon
friends.
Go to Abbey's for your shirts, jumpers
and overalls, in fact anything in the line
of clothing and you will find them at
prices that are right.
Mr.. Geo. Langworthy arrived last
Saturday from Chicago to fill the posi-
ton of stenographer and typewriter in
the Office of Attorney Monnet.
Chas. E. Sherman has secured posi-
tion in the store of H. D. Parsons. com.
mencing this week. He comes here from
Paisley, Ont, and is an old friend of Ed.
Mahon's.
The firm of Flumerfelt & Buckliu have
this week improved the appearance of
their place of business by the addition
of handsome new plate glass cigar stand
which sets off the front partof their store
in fine shape.
Doc. Smith returned to the city Satur-
day to resume charge of his dental
practice here. The doctors extensive
farming interests together with his
dental practice keep him pretty we'll on
the jump this spring. .... ....
PC, Donovan, of Neche, last week
disposed of his we'll know trotting stall
lion, George S. to parties at Brandon,
Man., for consideration of $4,000 and
has since purchased new trotter, Ben
Ali, that is reported to have mark of
ola. The doctors PAGER, Albani, which
has been travelling the Illinois circuit
during the winter, has been brought back
to the Neche stables in readiness fot the
summer and fall race meetings IN this
state.
The Masons of Lebanon lodge No. "a
A. F. & A. NJ, are looking around for a
suitable location on which to erect new
Masonic hall this summer. The rapid
growth of this order in the past two
years is something that an outsider has
but little idea of and when it is stated
that the lodge has membership only
exceeded by two or three of the largest
towns in the state. nothing more than
the truth is given. The lodge is going
to build, and it will build big as there
are ample means to allow of a handsome
hall replacing their present quarters.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-05-04

Abbey has just received a now stock
of shoes which he invites you to inspect.
p. McHugh sold the site FOR new
creamery that is being put in at Edin-
burgh this spring while down there last
week.
Chief McDermott: At Fargo the
other day man was fined $40 for ''sas-
sing" policeman. Wonder if it wouldn't
work here?
The weather and bad roads prevented
a party of Catholic Foresters from driv-
ing down to Cavalier on Saturday to
attend the institution of court at that
place.
The children of the public schools
we're successful IN petitioning the board
of directors for half-day's holiday on
Monday for the fitting observance of
dewey Day"
The special meeting of the Loan town
ship board granted the petition asking
for the purchase of a new road grader.
They will buy New Era grader, of which
J. r. Powers and Jos. Power are the
local statesmen.
Jas. S. Loynes: I have already more
contracts than 1 can handle with my
present force of carpenters; expect to put
on at least six more men inside of a
month. 1t looks as it this will be re-
gular boom year for the contractor and
builder trade in Langdon.
D. HI. Mcmillan: The reported rumors
of my resigning the federal appointment
of deputy internal revenue inspector are
correct only as far as it is fact that I
have for some time been considering the
policy of SO doing, owing to the fact that
the duties of the ONCE, scarcely allow of
my paying any attention to my interests
here at home,
H. D. ALERT: With the present big
demand for improved farm lands it may
be considered conservative estimate to
say that an advance of twenty-five per
cent in their price may be looked for
next fall. After all those OF past years
experience will tell you this is not late
spri end indications points to good
average crops this fall.
A change in the firm of McHugh &
Kelly is announced this week, Mr.. Nc
Hugh retiring, and the business to be
continued at the old stand by his partner
Mr.. G. j. Kelley, who in addition to car.
rying full line of gents furnishing
goods will also open up new stock OF
general merchandise right away. Mr..
Kelly's many friends in the city are
more than gratlfied to learn that he has
concluded not to leave the city as was in
tlmated short time ago. A large part
Of his new stock has already been order.
ed and will continue to arrive until the
store is packed from the basement to the
ceiling.
| Money to loan. If you want
q cheap lean OH your farm go
to the Citizen State Bank.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-05-04
GOSSIP AND NOTES.

The lawns around town begin to look
green again.
Somewhat of scarcity of farm hands
is reported this spring.
The hunting season for ducks and
geese closed on Monday.
Wheat seeding is on in full blast and
will be practically finished i'll week.
Arbor Day will be observed by the
schools tomorrow in the usual manner
Help to beautify your home tomorrow
by planting trees. "Every tree is a
thing of beauty"
The fire department will have weekly
practice on Thursday evenings during
the summer months.
Langdon will be able to supply the
surrounding town with all the base ball
they want this season.
See that you are present at the Fourth
of July meeting at the City Hall on Sat-
urday night at eight o'clock.
Judge Sauter is here for the balance of
the week disposing of number of I'M
tried !court cases. lie arrived in the
city to-day.
Millions town election on Monday is
said to have had some politics mixed up
in it, adding greatly to the interest of
those WHO participated.
At the council meeting on Tuesday
evening it was decided to put IN a street
crossing on Third street crossing opposite
the post office. This will be a big con-
venience to the public generally.
The DEMOCRAT is requested by the city
authorities to warn the public against
riding bicycles on sidewalks. The walk
along Spruce street from the corner of
Third past the school house is being fire.
quently used by "wheelers'' this spring,
much to the inconvenience and danger
of the younger scholars and some Of the
riders have the s'cheek" to ring pedes-
trians off the walk. After this notice all
offenders will have to deal with Chief
McDermott It will also be found advis-
able to use lights after nightfall.
Go. Sup't Fox: Have received at my
office this week the Arbor Day manuals
gotten out by State Sup't Halland5 for
use of the teachers and scholars OF our
schools on that day. The same difficulty
is encountered as last year, the state
department does not issue its manual in
time to allow of them being placed in
the hands of the teachers to be of any
actual service, 1t was at the earliest
Saturday before many Of the teachers
received them when il they were ex-
per,t,d to serve the purpose for which
they have been gotten out they should
haya been in the hands of the teachers
n month ago. so that the schools could
have used them in the preparation 81
Arbor Day exercises. It is just useless
waste Of state funds getting them out al
such time at this.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-05-04
additional Local on First Page
Common Sense:---

Don't let yourself be carried
away by argument on this Bicycle
question. You need wheel this
year, one that will last you for
years, and you ought to have one,
and before you huy-if yust use
your COMON SENSE for mo-
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-05-04
More
Bicycles.

ment-you will see that have possible object sell
ing any Bicycle that won't give the greatest possible satis
faction the buyer Bicycles only side line with us
and would be fatal mistake for to recommend
wheel rstcass that did not know to be frsclass
We know CRESENTS and know them to be frst-cass
under all sorts of usage and when you buy CRESCENT
you simply buy the Best Wheel.
LADIES CRESENTS especially pretty, fitted
with black enameled ieltned dress guards which adds
the appearance wonderfully See them at
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-05-04

Ladies and gents summer underwear
in camels hair, merino and balbraigan sold
from 10 cents up at Abbey's.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-17
Ksiaze a c6rka sledziarza.

Wielkie zaciekawienie ma
"obu p6lkulach" budzi zwla.
EEK, zawieraiacy sic pomiedzy
przedstawicielem pierwszorzs-
dnego rodu W Austryi,a >c6rks
bylego "sledziarza", co praw-
da dis milionera. Malze1stwo
pomisdzy arystokratami starej
Europy, a bogatemi parwe-
uiuszkami nowego swiata ME
So rzadkoscia, W tym wypadku
zainteresowanie wzbudzaja
awanturnicze losy pana mio.
diego. Urodzony W r. 1869 W
Pradze, Franciszek ksiaze Won
Auersperg, syn zmarlego ME.
dawno prezesa ministr6w, ks.
Adolfa, sluzyl poczatkowo W
wojsku austryackiem, iako
officer puiku uian6w, lecz mu-
sial z niego wystapic powodu
karcianych dlug6w. Me vie.
dziano gdzie sic podzial przez
lat kilka, ,dopiero niedawno do.
wiedziano sic, ae ksiazs wyru.
szy1 do Ameryki, W charakterze
kuchty okretowego. Ia przy.
byciem do New Yorku, s}u2yl
przy windzie W hotelu, wresz.
Gle postanowil wstapic ma wy
dzia1 medyczny; W trakcie
tego poznai miss Florencye
Hazard ten "hazard" przy-
niesie mu miliony, albowiem
jest ona c6rks ,wlasciciela
sklepu kolonialnego, pierw.
szorzednej firmy W New Yor.
ku. P. Hazard rozpoczynaf
swoja karyers cd sptzedawa-
MIA sledzi. Starszy brat ks.
Franciszka, ks. Karol Auers.
perg, jest wlascicielem rodzln.
nego majoratu W Csechach;
jego siostra, Joanna, poslubio.
ma jest ks. Rohan; druga,
Aglae - Ferdynandowi hr.
hr. Kinsky'emu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-17
Ruch kobiecy W Niemczech.

Donosilismy niedawno o
protescie studeut6w W Hall,
sprzeciwiajacych sic dopusz-
czaniu kobiet ma wsp6lne wy.
k1ady W klinikach lekarskich.
Berli6ska liga kobiet odpo-
wiedziaia ma ten protest adre.
sem do rady zwiazkowej, "a
daiac dopuszczenia kobiet ma
studya do egzamin6w lekar.
skich. Uniwersytet W Giessen
otworzyf juz swe podwoje ko-
bietom; Rad W. ks. Bade1-
skiego oswiadczyl sic takze W
duchu przychylnYm dla stu.
dentek, kt6re dopuszcza do
konkursu ma dyplom medycy-
ny. w temae pa6stewku OF
W crane 50 lycea dla dziew-
czst. w Berlinie zarzad do.
NOW sier6t zamierza oddac
nadz6r mad temi zakladami
kobietom. Przeciwnie zas ko-
leje zelazne powziely uchwals
nieprzychylna ola kobiet. Pc.
stanowiono, ze urzedniczki po.
bierac bada o 10000 m.
mniej cd personalu meskiego;
$4,000 uczestniczek grupy fe-
ministycznej wnios1o przeciw-
ko temu protest do parlamen.
tu. Domagajs sic one nadto
utworzenia posady inspekto.
rex dla fabryk rekodzielni.
Take inspektorki istnieja W
Bawaryi, Wirtembergii, W.
ks. Heskiem, Sasko Weimar.
skiem i iunych pa6stewkaoh
rzeszy. Wreszcie 2 Monachium
dochodzi wiesc, ze kobiety ma
mocy prawa, uchwalonego W
dniu l stycznia rb,, beda mo.
gly brac udzial W zebraniach
politycznych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-17
general Brooks W Havanie
niepopularny.

general Brooks W Havanie
niepopularny.
= w Berlinie odbedzie sic
cd dis "a tydzie1 miedzyna-
rodowy ziazd lekarzy specya-
list6w cd leczenia suchot.
= Istnieje proiekt zakupie'
ME dla admira}a Dewey rezy-
dencyi we Westinghouse. U.
tworzony W tym celu komitet
nawo}uje obywateli ameryka1.
skich do skladania dobrowol-
nych ofiar.
Kontradmiral Watson
wyjecha1 re San Francisco do
Manili.
Z 4 pu}ku nwytrzyma.
iych ma febre'' umarlo ma Ku'
bic 10 ludzi. Reszta wr6cifa
wczoraj do Ameryki.
Adwokat Arthur S.
Colyar przyzna} sic, ae chciaf
uprowadziG swiadka, zeznajs'
cego ma niekorzysc oskarzo'
nych o morderstwo. Sedzla
nowojorski skaza} go ma 60
dni wiezienia.
- w Ohio szalala burza,
kt6ra W okolicach Mast Akran,
Youngstown i Canal Fulton
zrzsdzi}a .wiele szkody.
= W Mononganela spalila
sic fabryka szk1a do okien.
Straty wynosza $4,000.
w srodku miasta Toledo
pail sic 8 pietrowy hotel
Madison.
= Pod miastem Iron Noun.
tain, Mich, pals sig lasy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-17
Rome wiadOmOSeS
telegrafczne.

= Marya Marchwicka 20
sta}a W Petersburgu skazana
ma uUrate szlachectwa i II lat
pobytu W Syberyi. Otru}a ko'
chanka i dwie kobiety, upro.
wadzila dziecko, falszowa}a
dokumenty i weksle.
-68 letni lord, Stafford,
ozeniony cd pol roku z Ame-
rykanka, poni6s} Smiert pod
kolem pocisgu koleiowego, W
Londynie.
= Doktor teologii i filozofii
Hermann Schell 2 Wuerzbur-
ga zgodzi} sic ma odwo}anie
herezyi, jake glosi1 W swych
pismach. Pojedna1 sic z Ko.
scio}em katolickim z jego
nauka.
We Wenecyi zniszczyl
ktos zbrodnicza reka piet
obraz6w, posiadajacych wielka
artystyczna wartose.
- Andrew Carnegie ME
moae sobie da6 rsdy zebra
kami. Otrzymuje codziennie
stosy list6w prosbami o
wsparcie.
- General Wood W Santa.
go jest r6wnie ROpularny, lak
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-17
Telegrar11y.

RzYm, 17go Maja. : o.
ciec swiety zamianowai CITE
rech nowych kardynal6w. Go.
dnosci tel dostapili arcybisk ku-
pi Turynu i Tuluzy, Richelmy
i Matthew, hiszpa1ski mnich,
o kt6rego nazwisku ma razie
ME bylo MONA dowiedziec sic
i Francisco Nava di Bontife,
arcybiskup z Catsnia W sycy,
lii.
BERLIN, II Maja. = Anne.
ryka6ski ambassador tutejszy
Andrew D. White, prezes ko-
misyi ameryka6skiej ma kon-
fereacys pokojows, wyjecha1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-17

do piwiarni pm. e245 State str.
Kiedy mocno blyslo, naraz
popadf W szaleGstwo j zachowy-
wal sig tax gwaltownie, ze
musiano sprowadzic policye,
ktora nalozyla ma niego kaftan
bezpiecze6stwa zawiozia 60 do
szpitala Detention.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-17

kaGna potwierdzenie poWyzszej
wiadomosci, mogacej pocho.
dziG Cd Niemc6w W rodzaju
VOLTA i Schoenerera.
PARYa, 17go Maia. :
Major Marchand znajduje SIG
wraz ze swymil towarzyszami
W pozsdanem zdrowiu. Rad
poda} mysl przyjecia ostenta-
cyjnie afryka6skiego podr6z-
nika i wynsgrodzenia 60 "a
trudy, podjete W interesie
Francyi.
AMBASSADOR ameryka6ski,
general Horace Porter, wyda1
bankiet, ma kt6rym byly ODE.
cne wybitne rodziny amery.
ka1skie, zamieszka}e W Parry.
au. Bra1 nadto udziaf W
bankiecie ksiaze d'Arcos,n ,nowo
zamianowany posel hiszpa1ski
przy rzsdzie zwiazkowym we
Westinghouse.
HAVANA, 17go Maia. :
Manifest genera1a Maxine
Gomez bedzie gotowy dopiero
dzisiai. General namawia W
MIN Kuba6czykow, aaeby zlo-
zyli bro1, przyjeli ofarowans
i'm zapomoge j zaczeli praco'
wac W roll, jak czyni8 1udzie
cywilizowani.
Tymczasem cz}onkowie roz-
wiazanej legislatury zebrali sig
W Cerro i omawiali wspolnie
kwestye rozbrojenia armii.
Niekt6rzy chcieli, azeby woj'
sko sklada}o bro1 ma rece bur.
mistrz6w miast. Inni byli W
og6le przeciwni sk}adaniu
broni, poniewaa zajdzie po'
trzeba prowadzenia wojny Z
Amerykanami, tax samo jak
prowadzono ia Hiszpanami.
Pod Caiborran przecieli
Kuba6czycy drutY rz4dowe,
sluzace dc dawania sygnal6w.
BUFFALO, N. Y, II Maja.-
Strajk trwa W dalszym ciagu,
lecz jest nadzieja, 2e zako6czy
sic zwyciestwem robotnik6w.
Biskup Quigley sympatyzuje
re szufarzami ME zniesie ich
krzywdy. Ia jego zeawole.
riem odeszli cd roboty naje:
mnicy W spichrzach, op}acani
miesiecznie. Kontraktor Con,
ners zgodzif sic ma projekt
brania do piracy tylko takich
ludzi, kt6rych przyse}ac mu
bsdzie Inspector Donovan,
mianowany przez biskupa.
Zupe}nemu porozumieniu sic
stron ME stoi obecnie mic ma
przeszkodzie, rozchodai sic
tylko o za}atwienie r6znych
formalnosci.
PANA, ILL.,, II Maja. - Od-
bywaja sig narady stron inte-
resowanych, azeby ostatecznie
za}agodzic nieporozumienia i
zako6czy6 trwaiacy oddawna
strajk. Unionisci So dobrej
mysli i czynis przygotowania
do uroczystosci ma szczssliwe
zako1czenie sprawy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-17
NOWI KARDYNAf0WIE.
Delegaci mocarstW zjezdzaja do Hagl.
Kwestya pokoju przez Boer0w rozwiaazana.
lnie Anglik6W pod zarzutem zdrady stanu'
CZY KUBANCzYCY ZkozA BRON?

kroc sprawa narodowosci po'
jawi}a sic ma porzadku dzlen,
nym, seim bukowi6ski, by3
widownia seen gorszscych,
obok kt6rych nawet zajscia W
austryackiej radzie pahstwa
wyglsdalyby ma nieWlnns
igraszke. Koniec ko6c6w, Ru:
mum ostatecznie zwyciezyli, /
Rusini ME doczekali sic dotsd
uwzglednienia swoich aada1.
Szczesliwszs by}a garstka
ludnosci polskiej. Jeden z jej
przedstawicieli, p.Stefanowicz,
wystspil W sejmie z obszernym
referatem W sprawach kultury
krajowej i pozyska3 uznanie
ca}ego zgromadzenia. Nastep'
ME poslowie polscy przedsta'
will rezolucye, W kt6rej, "a.
znaczywszy doznawane dotad
krzywdy, zaagdali nauki jezy'
ka polskiego i nauki religii W
jszyku polskim dla dzieci pol
skich ma Bukowinie, jednem
s}owem, r6wnouprawnienia W
szkole.
Dziwnym zbiegiem okolicz.
nosci wniosek ten dozna} bar
dao ayczliwego poparcia cd
pos}6w rumu1skich zostafy
oddane do uwzglednienia ma
miestnikowi, kt6ry tez przy'
rzek} naprawe stosunk6w
szkolnych. Przychylnosc Ru.
mun6w W tym wypadku wy
tl6maczyc MONA tylko kom-
binacyami politycznemi na
przysz}osc; W sporze Rumu.
nami bowiem Polacy wystepo'
wall stanowczo W obronie Ru,
sin6w, uznajsc zupe}nie siusz'
nose ich zada1 narodowych.
R6wnoczesnie seim bukowi6.
ski po raz pierwszy otoczys
swa opieks stOwarzyszenia
polskie, i wyznaczy} 500 zlr.
ma budowe Domu polskiego.
Razem wziawszy wyniki sta
ran kola polskiego SO vice
dose powazne; ludnosc polska
uzyskala przynajmniej Geese
praw przys}ugujscych -jej ma
mocy konstytucyi, i bedzie od-
tad mogsa bronit sig przed Ia
grazajsca iej germanizacya.
Niema bowiem powodu wat
pic, ze namiestnik, bar. Bo1r-
guignon, dotrzyma danego
s}owa uwzglsdni zatwierdzo-
ns przez sejm rezolucye W
sprawie nauki polsklej W
szkolach ludowych. Do zupe}'
nego r6wnouprawnienia wpra,
wdzie jeszcze bardzo daleko,
ale w kazdym razie, zrobiono
juz godny uwagi poczatek i
wy}om W wszechw}adzy zy-
wioiu niemieckiego. Moze
kiedys nadejdzie tea czas, ,kiedy
uniwersytet W Czerniowcach
przestanie bye zakladem czysto
niemieckim j germanizacyj.
nym, a stanie sic przybytkiem
wiedzy, niezaleznej cd wzgls'
dow politycanych i zr6dtem
oswiaty dla wszystkich ludlow
Bukowiny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-17
Wycieczka do Buffalo

kolejs Nickel Plate odbedzie sic IL
i IL Czerwca. Bilety wazne ma po-
wr6t do IL Czerwca 1899, "a Gene
W jedna strone. Obsiugs W WACO.
mach iadalnych jest niedor6wnana.
City Ticket Office, Ill Adams str.
Chicago. 10 o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-17
Kronika Miejsc9wd.
KonWencya WydaWc6W
CZasOpism.

Dzisiaj odbywa sic W Audito-
rum roczna konwencya lwiazku
naiwplywowszych wydawnictw
gazet W Ameryce, kt6rego pre-
zydentem jest wydawca tutej-
szych gazet Chicago Records" i
Chicago Daily News, Victor
F. Lawson. Jua wczorai zebrafy
sic setki delegat6w i odbylo sic
wstepne posiedzenie ,dyrektor6w
organizacyi. Okolo dwudziestu
wydawc6w gazet niemieckich,
naleiacych do tel organizacyi,
zebrato sic wczorai W restauracyi
Union i odbylo tajua narade,
kt6rej celem' podobno jest zalo.
ayc organizacya niemieckich wy
dawnictw. Konwencya trwac
ma jeden dzie6 tylko, i zako6czy
sic dzisiaj wielkim bankietem W
Auditorium.
Strajk.
Okofo 1000 robotnik6w pracu-
jacych W 20 cegielniach W Lake
View, wczoraj rano odeszfo cd
roboty, a powodem ma bye, il
pracodawcy ich ME chca i'm pod
wyzszyc plac 10 do so centow
ma tysiecu cegiel. Fabrykanci
oswiadczaja, re ME ustapia pod
zadnym warunkiem i W razie
potrzeby ma miejsce strajkierow
przyjma innych robotnik6w, gdya
place ich sa dobre, robotnicy "a
rabiaja u mich po 4 do 5 dolar6w
dziennie. Policya wczorai W
nocy strzegla cegielnie, W kt6-
rych straik panuje.
Wprost 2 Filipin.
Wczoraj przybyf do Chicago
kapitan 20pulku piechoty zwiaz-
kowej, John G. Deut, ktory
Filipin przyjechai z dwoma cor
kami malzonka generala
Wheatona, azeby bye ma slubie
dra Clarence Wheaton panna
Karolina Wilt. Kap. Deut otrgy-
NAL urlop .powodu choroby.
Bral on udzial W szturmie ma
San Juan, W Styczuiu udai sic
re swym pulkiem ma Filipiny i
czesto tam walczyi krajowcami.
Wyraaa on przekonanie, re Fill
pi6czycy ME So zdolni rzadzie
sami soba i re wojna zako6czy
sic wkr6tce. Twierdzi takze, re
Filipi6czycy wcale ME So odwa-
mi, ami tez walczye ME umieia, i
ae uciekaja ma wszystkie strony,