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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-27
HOME BOYS VICTORS.
Local Foot Ball Team Made
The Pierce City Aggre-
cation Trail Their
Ribbons in the
Dust.

A foot ball team composed of
young men Of Pierce City alighted
from the Frisco train Christmas
forenoon and with the big bunch
Of ribbon bedecked rooters vino ac-
companied them gave club yell
that sent terror into the hearts Of
the Vinita boys.
1t was given out that the visitors
would "walk right over" the home
boys and whst little betting there
was was 2 to 1 in favor of the
visitors.
In the game in the afternoon the
Vinita lads recovered their courage
after the first mix-up and then
sailed in and walloped the Pierce
City aggregation with a score Of II
to O.
The game was largely attended
and greatly enjoyed. staid men
of business were there and rooted
and yelled for their iavorites as
they used to yell in the base ball
and marble days Of their youth.
There were quite a number of
splendid plays Renecke and Nc
Gee, for the visitors, and Lige
Henderson, Fred Ratcliif, Harry
Bagby and John Marrs, for the
home team, coming out with hon.
ors. In {act all the local ,eam
played strong ball with Van
Chandler, Jess Scott, Taylor
Crutoh6eld, Edgar Marrs, Ep
Clark, Pearle Dlusjacket and Ben
Crandall accepting all the oppor-
tunities offered. Washington
Adair served acceptably as referee.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-27
A DIAMOND PIN
Lsft In a Berth Curtain Of a Pullman
Car Restored to the Owner.

Mrs. Ewing Halsell was very
much perturbsd while cn her trip
10 81. Louis Monday night when
sbe discovered that avaluaDle dia.
mond brooch was missing.
While retiring in the sleeping
car Mrs. HalSeil stuck the pin IN
one Of the berth curtains. She
left lhs car with her husband at
Monet and boarded another not
remembering the pin until che had
ridden two stations Then Mr..
HalueIl tslesraphed back and the
wolosme answsr was received that
ne nIn bad been found aud would
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-27
KIDNAppiIiNdI in.iNc6URAoHD.

Millionaire Cudahy, OF the fa-
nous pork packing family, drove
out on a lonely road near Omaha
and left s25,0OO in gold at a spc
designated by a band Of kidnap-
pers who, thereupon, released his
Is year-old son whom they had in
custody for twenty.four hours.
When Mr.. Cudahy received
word from the abductors where to
leave the money he, of course,
consulted friends ard officers upon
the best plans for their capture.
He had already employed a large
force of detectives but was not sat-
isfied to risk an attempt to deceive
the kidnappers lest they should
injure his boy. 1t can be readily
understood that his entire house.
hold was laboring under a great
strain and this helped to impell
him to grant the demands. Against
the fathers love $4,000 did not
weigh much, but it will be sur.
prising if the SUCCESS of the abduct-
ors does not determine many bold
thieves to enter this scope Of work
and eschew the more dangerous
method Of acquiring quick wealth
by robbing trains and other ways
more dangerous than kidnapping
the petted children of wealthy par
eDts.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-27
AT THE CONCERT,
The FashiOnabIes of Vinita
Composed the Audience.

A fashionable audience greeted
the Schubert Symphony club at
the opera house last night, nearly
every seat being occupied by gay
ly costumed ladies and their es-
corts. The beauty, grace and
style of Vinita's society was there
and they enjoyed a pleasant eve
ming. Every member of the COM
pany is an artist, but many
thought that Mr.. Dickerman's FIRST
representation of a Chinese boy
was tiresomely drawn out. Upon
his second appearances Mr.. Dick
erman showed the audience some
thing of the reason for his ac'
knowledged reputation as an en-
tertainer.
The ladies quartette furnished
splendid music their voices blend
ing in the most agreeable and
pleasing tones. Their rendition
of "The Old 0aken Bucket" and
cold Kentucky Home" were high
ly appreciated.
Miss Anna Rosemire sang a
difficult soprano solo and charmed
her hearers upon her recall with
"The Last Rose Of Summer.
Miss Esther Hogue sang a con.
tralto solo, "a Dream" in such
an artistic manner as TO win for
her much praise. The lady has a
deep, rich voice highly cultivated.
The renditions Of l. H. Lidy on
the violin were, from an artistic
view, undoubtedly the "hit" OF
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ii. Butler
and Miss Nellie Byrd occdpied a
box with their party composed OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmst Skinner,
the Misses Goodin and Deal and
Mr.. Goodin of Missouri, and
| Messrs Tom and John Byrd.
Among others present were
Judge and Mrs. Gill and Miss
| Donahue, j. H. Huckleberry and
wife; Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Rea
and Mrs. Swan; Col. and Mrs.
Churchill, Mr. and Mrs, e. N.
Ratelif and party, Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Carlos; Frank Walker and
wife OF McAlester; Mayor Shee-
han, r. l. Blakeney, Mr.. aud Mrs.
A. NJ. Brock and party, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Frssee, Frank BuTck-
halter, Mr.. Wamer and Miss Trott,
Vance McSpadden aud Miss Mill.
er, Rev. +. II. Jones, d. II. Will
son and Miss Zumalt, q. G. Cor
natter, ]. II. Berry, DR.. and Mrs.
C. d. Meredith, J. T. Clapper,
Will Vemehren and wife, ]. r.
Carselowey and wife, DR.. Lewis
Bagby and Miss Fortner, w. s.
Stan6eld and wife, Carl Brady and
wife, A. j. Green aud wife, I'D.
Halsell and wife, w. e. Rousey
and wife, of Miami; Mrs. W. T.
King, Miss Myrtle CrocketE, q.
r. Griffith and wits, Robt. o'shea
and wife, L. r. Scott and wife,
o. D. Neville and wife accompan-
led by Miss Mcclure.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-27
DAVIS SKIPPED.
After Killing calklns he Sold Some
riOrtgagsd Property and
Ran Away.

The friends Of JEFF Davis, who
killed a barber named Calkins at
Collinsville about three weeks ago,
were loud in their assertions that
be would certainly come in and
surrender to the marshal II per-
mitted to remain at liberty for 3
few days aud arrange his buSlness
aftairs.
JEFF fooled them all aud has de-
parted for new pastures alter SELL
ing out all he owned in addition to
ceiling some cattle which we're
heavily mortgaged.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-27

Mrs. Il. b. Frayser died at her
home 10 this city this afternoon
at 1880 o'clock Of consumption.
She had been a patient sufferer for
several years, and recently visited
points in New MexIeo and the
southwest In the hope Of relief, I, but
returned home q week ago in the
last stages Of the dread disease.
The funeral will occur tomorrow
Al an hour TO be named later. She
wee membss 81 me Presbyterian
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-27

The Oklahoma papers say
"There was marked absence Of
Indian Territory politicians at the
single statehood convention at
South McAlester." " II those alb
sent were all politicians, then the
territory is full Of 'em.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-27
4 coNrnnpTIpLn INrERnNcn.

District court adjourned Satur-
day until January 7th, and the
Chieftain has carefully noted all
the proceedings thus far.
The court, as constituted, is
composed of officials who hold po-
litioal opinions at variance with
those beliefs entertained by the
editorial management Of this pa
per. In consequence we would,
perhaps, be more ready to criti.
else any of the shortcomings Of
the gentlemen than if they were
our political friends, although the
public wrongdoing of any person,
friend or foe, would not be count
enanced by suppressing publica-
ton and condemnation.
In all fairness we must, in spite
Of ell this, extend congratulations
to the court and officers for the
splendid manner in which the bus
mess, thus far this session, has
been conducted. The gentlemen
have but done their duty, tbs true,
but Prosecuting Attorney soper,
and his able assistants Messrs.
Huckleberry and 0rrin Rider,
Judge Gill and Clerks Chandler,
Winston and Williamson, with the
marshals force have done their
duty well.
The Chieftain has kept careful
tab on all proceedings and has
probed behind the scenes but can
find nothing to condemn.
Judge Gill has always been will
ling to devote more time to the
transaction Of business than judges
are usually willing to accord.
Business has been expedited and
every expense on oooount of at.
tendance Of witnesses, jurymen
and every place else where an item
could be chopped off the expense
roll it has been done at the earliest
possible moment consistent with
the rights of the people and the
government.
In spite of this strenuous effort
to perform its entire duty, which
it has done with creditable ability,
the court has been assailed in the
columns Of Muskogee paper by
a hi=ed writer who, because of a
sometimes facils pen, is enabled
to hang on to the skirts OF respect.
able newspaperdom. -
This writer, in a contemplate
insinuation, attempts to make his
readers believe that w. NJ. Mel
lette, as attorney, can and does
receive favors at the hands Of the
court because of his influence as
republican national committee
man.
This inference is false.
Mr.. Mellette has been denied
requests by the court as have other
attorneys. He as well as others
have been courteously accommo.
dated when such a courtesy was
not inconsistent with public bust.
ness.
Even the hired writer of Mus.
kogee cannot assail the character
of Mr.. Mellette however ready be
seems at all times to dip his per
in the gall-laden ink of his owl
disappointments and attempt Il
besmirch the character Of gentle
men. Mr.. Mellette, aud no homes
man would even breathe an asser
tion &c the contrary, would not use
/ his position as committeeman tC
defeat the ends Of justice as attor
ney for any man accused Of crime
Judge Gill has rebuked Mr.
Mellette in open court the same
that be has rebuked Mr.. SopeI
and other attorneys when, in theiI
zeal for their clients, they trans
gressed in the least the rules o
the court, law or evidence.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-27

The rush for Christmas goods is
on, and the jam around the toy
counters becomes more dense as
Christmas approaches. There is
charm about spending money
for little nothings that at any other
time would be considered foolish
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-27

J. w. Mcbride has coal mines at
Dawson, a small town on the Fris-
90 near Tulsa, and is getting out
and shipping Eve cars of coal a
day. His pay roll for labor for
the month of November was 3D.
500. That much money paid out
each month for labor helps a little
town out wonderfully.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-27

The number of fine residences
that will be built in Viuita during
the opening months of the new
year will astonish the natives. The
man who expects to be a factor in
building the best town in the
northern part of the Indian Terri.
tory ought to climb onto the band
wagon without delay.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-27

People who cannot End what
they want for Christmas by the
perusal of the holiday advertising
in the columns Of the Daily Chief
tain are too fas:idious 10 waste
time upon. Before yeg start out
on shopping expedition --afin
yours.,s with a copy Of the paper
for reference.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-27

The rank aud file of the republi'
can party OF Kansas are up in arms
because their newly elected state
officers, in catering to the politi-
clans of the party, are asking for
appropriations appalling in excess
OF the amounts expended by the
fusionists last year.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-27

The Weekly Chieilain has fey.
eral hundred subscribers whose
time has expired, or is about to
expire. The paper will be better
than ever during the year now
soon to open. Our opportunities
for making the best all around
newspaper in the Indian Territory
have increased wonderfully Of late,
aad our intention Is to give our
readers about everything there is
Of general interest TO the Indian
Territory 10 future. II your time is
out you should lose no time in
sending us a dollar to pay for an
other year. We want 10 adopt
the system Of stopping every sub
scription the day it expires and
you can help Us by being prompt
ia your renewal. Remember this
Il she last week ia the ysAr aud
ibe lnnl in The century. Start il
eeen on lhe twentieth csnlngy BY
- puunet4 nsp Hf~f 49, p.1...
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-27

Itisto be hoped before the last
Christmas in the twentieth century
arrives everybody will have stop
ped spelling Christmas with an X.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-27

t, One of the secrets of the great
success of Vinita as a trade center
may be found in the fact that the
country is filling up with intelli-
gent, thrifty and industrious farm
ers. The wonderful resources of
this country are just now beginning
to be developed.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-27

When the Frisco reaches Denni
son and another fast train out Of
ST. Louis is put on a mighty inn
petus TO local travel in this section
will be the result. The present
passenger facilities through the
territory are entirely inadequate
TO the demands Of business and
travel.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-27

The town that can get through
Christmas without a fight or q
drunken brawl ought to be put on
the list of "good" towns.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-27

Marshal Leo Bennett is in Wash
inglon ''just loOking on" and not
ing events az they transpire.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-27
so HEIFERS FOR SALE
Cream of the Badgett-
Milford Herd offered.

These young cattle are 80 fine as
can be found in this country and
will make q nice home bunch for
fhe buyer Ia a short time, They
~ew ~ whiinav,s on Rock
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-27

The Dawes commission have bad
s474,OOO Clipped of the oppro-
prialion they asked for.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-27

To send another delegatio ! o
W Washington without authority
from the national council would
require nerve enough, but TO get
such a delegation recognized and
paid a per diem would be a mighty
hard job. The next delegation
sent 10 Washington ought to go
clothed with a ssmblanoe of au-
lhority TO cay the least Of it.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-27

]. l.. Bates has been appointe d
postmaster at Ketchum vice Henry
Galiman, resigned.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-12-27

Notwithstanding the tireHome
delays in winding up the affairs Of
the Cherokses, and tho great un-
certainty Of conditions as to land
sire, Yinits never saw a more
prosperous Christmas than the one
jnst past Business was neyer
better, and the future prospect is
radiant with promise. The year
1901 will be the best year in the
history Of the Indian country.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-23
|chroaili sic pod drzewa osobno
stojace, ! zw1aszcza pod topole..

stolace, q zWfaszcza poo topole.
TRUST
Me ma rzeczywlscie sfowa v
obecnym czasle, kt6reby by}o tax
czesto uzywane jak slowo '.trust.'
Go wfasciwie Jest tarust? 80.
Jest to poprostu spisek kspi-
tallst6w, urzaadzony " celu znlsz-
czenia i%stniejacej konkurencyi "
r6znych gafe zach przemyslu, ola
udu~zenia wszelkich nowopowsta-
jacych przedsiebiorstw, do wyzy-
skania ludzi pracujacyeh j obdarcia
ich z praw przynalezuych.
Prawa tego kra]u sprzyjaly do
pomyslnego rozwoju tel olbrzy-
mniej spd}ki, starajacej sic srod-
kami legalnymi i nielegalnymi
zgromadzic kapita}, 0 lie mozno
sci najwiekszy pod wylaczn4
wladze kilku os6b, kt6re mogfybY
"a po6rednictwem owego kapitalu
posiadajaeego wszecbpotezna wia-
DIG W powoczesuym ~ustroju cafego
swiata, pochiona6 ca4y przemysf
pod swoje klerownictwo i kontro-
lowat wytw6r produkt6w isprzedaz
takowych, podwys'ajac cenY M.
r6znych towarach produktach
niezbedDych W codziennym uzyciul
gdy tymcasem zap}ata robotnixa
systematycznie sic zmniejsza:
l'rawa vice tego kraju 50 nie-
sprawiedllwe wobec mas wyzyska-
nych r ootnik6w, jezeli quarantine
re swej strony opieke wy}acznie
kapitalistom a w}aSwych przedsta-
wicieli tego kraju - robotnik6w
pozostawlaja ma }aske i nie}aske ich
wrog6w.
KiedY vice prawa zezwalaja
r6znym monopolom i trustom ma
rozpostarcie swych opiekuhozych
skrzyde} mad . przedsiebiorstwami
mniejszych przemyslowcow, vow
wolna koukurencya z CORY
uwazana bye moze "a stracona.
Jezeli ten szybki postep twor
trust6w i ich dzia4alnosG "
kierunkach p6jdzie ma.
prod obranym torem, to W kr55tkim
czasle doczekamy sic pietset
r6znych trust6w. po1aczonych
pomiedzy sob4 v kilka wielkioh
monopoll, kt6re beda kontrolowad
ca}kowiN przemysf tego kraju.
Take warunki poleienia
rzeczy moga grozs prseied ia4dego
dobrze myilacego obywatela, DO,
roswatywszy dazno6c kapitalist6w,
napewno twierdzic mozemy, ze
siedemdziesiat milion6w mieszkan-
COW tego k,ajq zostanie wykldczoe
-. p s--E -. -e E&A- 5000 t.sG5-#E aeT4$%@S
lnych cd przynaleznej cze6ci zysko,
jakiby i'm przypa66 powinien| :
rdznych ga}ezi przemys}a.
Przedsiebiorcy, nienalezacy do
klasy milioner6w a tenn sanem
do trust6w. obawiaja SIC ryzykowat
swych szczuplych zasob6w pienie-
znych ma prowadzenie iakichkol-
wick przedslebiorstw, DO Jest pra--
vie niemozebnoscia : ich strony.
zeby mogli stanad do nier6wnej
walk kOnknrenovinai Z ArnafamS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-23
ielzaweRZecz

sMIEsZNA jest moda, obja..
wiajaca sic v TEN, re panic Pc
ulicach w465cza "a sobs pow1oki sue
ken ma kilka centimetr6w, zamiiiataa--
lace. Kazda taxa ldac utica, tax da-
ms ma pokcjach kr6lewskich, wcale
ME pc kr6lewsku wyglada, gdy
przyjdzie do domu, DO przywlokla
ze SODA DUO kurzu, nleraz blotay
a gl6wnle miliardy zarodk6w r6z-
nych chor6b. S}uzace t1zepiac czy-
szczac te snknie z bakcyli i b{ota
sierra pc podw6rzach chorory.
Ludzie nieraz ME wiedza, skad sic
u Mich ia lub owa choroba wzie}a,
ME przypuszczajac, 3e ja moze da-
ma modua z drugiego konoa mlasts
przywlok@a. Te, kt6re majac d}u-
gle suknie przechodza przez miei s.
ca wllgotnlejsze, chwytaja "a tylne
fafdy~i tax je podtrzymujac, trzy-
maia jedne reke wyprezona z ty}u
co wcale e%stetycznie sig ME przed~
stawla. We Wiedniu pollcya podo"
bno energicznie sig zabra}a do
pow{ok i naznacza wielkie kary
pieniezne ia to panic, kt6re owe
pow}okl wloka przez ulice.
PARYz. Agent pollcyjny
Fieury v Paryzu .wytropil ma ulicy
Rivoli dawno poszukiWana z}odziej.
ke Melania Gourdon i przytrzyma}
ia "a reke. Me " ciemie bita
Gourdonowa wolna reka chwyci}a
Fleury, ego i zawola1a: Ma pomoc
z}odziej! Zbieg} sic t}um i be-
pytania FACIAL lasKami ok1adaG
domniemanego z}odzieja Fleury,
chcac zaalarmowa6 policya, ~strzeli{
- rewolwera W gore. Nadbieg}a
policya roztraciwszy ,ene.gicznych
przechodni6w, r5wpiez ma oslep
. sauna zacze}a ok}adac aggenta, tym
razem urzedowemi szturchahcami.
I bylaby przemy6lna z}odziejka
uciekfa W obecnosci kilku str6z6w
bezpieczehstwa, gdyby jej by5 ME
zdradz,f pospiech. jakim SIG chcia}a
ulotnid. Policya zatrzyma}a je, by
by}a swiadkiem v komisaryaoie.
Dopiero tam wyjadnila sic sytua-
cya.
a TAJEMN1CA d}ugiego 1ycia
zasadza sie m tenn, ably czfowiek
zyl podlug praw j w~skaz6wek
przez przyrode danych. w Chicago
lyle dot4d DIR. Pearson, majacy lat
80, " 1upelnej s%zerstwosoi itrsyma
sic zasad nastepajacycA: Me jedi
ciast, slodyczy nienaturalnych, ami
kwas6w alkohol,cznych, ME do
snass ohor6b. Unikaj wzruszeh.
Przeziebiles sic = zaslyj chininy
i zjcdz cala cebule. Me phi kawy.
ami herbaty, DO one So szkoodliwe
sercu. Jadz jarzyn wiele i owoodw.
- Unikai potraW niestrawnYch, .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-23


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Do St. Paul i Minneapo-
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okazyi Minnesota State Fair.
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az s
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= c;.oo now ,.tova, - p;.tat. ,vliet
: Winony tam dot.d . powrotem
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-
Do jeziora Chetek -
Winony CO PIstek i Sobote; Sc 90 tama
dotad IL powrotem, tykiet dobry do
powrotu " najblizszy Wtorek. Doble
tam m,efsce do D olowan.a, ~szczeg6lnle
ma ptastwo. " promieniu jeziolo
Chetek znsiduIe sie IL innych lez:6r.
= Ia Gil " obie strony motna iethzt
I
~ Peter lnb Eaplo Lake1.
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~ AAso' ~
~ o 1''
90 has's AaAs 90
I'm
Motoa tel yecha6 codziennie. 2 do
wo}nvm now.otem " ciaru dni 81.
placac "a round trip do Ka'oty 1856
DO st. Peter $780, 90 Eagle Lake
~ W. 50 tam mo'ne ho'ele' f'oz'e pa"
rostatek "a
3D. Do o .n,.s. go. :, % a % 90 =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-23

uwazanym q dobry Ola spolecze11-
silva, DO wytWorzy Y ~spolecczseeann-
|stwie dwie kategorye uprzYwl-
'lejowanych kapitali.tow iwydzie-
dziczonych robotnik6w, q dzisiejr
SEA Sredniozamozna klasa ludzl
.bezwatpienia wstapi " szereggi u
bogich robotnik6w.
" prawdzie czyniono .zabiegi
przeciw samow1adztwu rozlegfych
trust6wI nawet sformowano kilka
ustaw o~granlczajac wfadze tako-
wych, lecz ustawy te, pc wciagnie-
Gu lch do ksiag %prawnych, pozos@
tang martwe i wkr6tce pokryje je
kurz kancelaryjny jak wiele innych
tego rodzaju rzeczY-
Vice mic dziwnego, jezeli ro-
botnik widzac grozace mu niebez-
pleczenstwo 70 strony monopoli,
stara sic zapobiedz mu! przeciac te
krepujace go corsz ciasnlej ogn1wa
nedzy %ponizenia. a bedac pozba~
wiony opieki rzadui prawa, ME ma
innej lrogi wyj6cia jak zdecydowa6
sic ma strajk, c~wazajac tel srodek
walki "a snajskuteczniejszy do
osiagniecia celu, lecz wkr6tce do
domu robotnika wkrada sic widmo
s%trAsznej nedzy, kt6re wikfa i
uniemozliwia przedsiewzieta Wake
z kapitalistami i " koncu zmusza
robotnika do kornego u~chylenia
czo{a pred kapitaiem l p~rzyjecian ma
.naczonych mu warunk6w piracy
przez kapitalist5w.
Tam gdzie trusty ME ma]a
j~eszcze dostatecznych swych wply-
WOW " urzedact panstwowych, ro-
botnicy pc czesci pc dlugiej walce
wywalczaja sobie %polepszenle bytu,
Lecz gdy v sklad urzedu stanoweggo
miejskiego wchodza przedstawi~
ciele trustow, w6wczas walka
robotnik6w z CORY uwazana moze
bye "a stracona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-23

BRoNIsZEWICE - w cza~
sic bury matka : cswsrgiemm
dziatsk stanela ped topolaa, uspon
kajajso d ds;i'''lki j : aluiao, gdy SIG DO
Met oisnsay wtem m7 uu,d1efrsyl piorunl
v topol, ubeswladnii matke j
og}us.y} d.ieoi. Nie1ad.ugo potem
ldzieoi nabraly zndw prsytomnosci..
umysla, ale matka leaala be1 xmy--'
SLOW DO dnia nastepnego. poozses,mn
"a ~sxc.edcie osdropwiala, Tyleklr,oNdt'
EP.zssTsssa II, ~ ludsis nj