davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-01-29
Rome wiadonosci
telegraficzne.

Ksiqze regent bawarski pre-
slaf podr6znikowi DIR. Nansen order
sw. Michafa I klasy.
We Wiedniu budza pewaaHe
obawy wypadki W Chinach. Wy.
siano do Hongkong austryacki kra-
zownik ,,Zonta"
= W Bawaryi rzeki wystepuja z
brzeg6w.
= Lekarz rzadowy Plehn zostaf
W Kamerunie zamordowany przez
krajowcow.
= w Sobote obchodzif cesarz
Wilhelm rocznice urodzin. Mem
cy slawili 60, jako cywilizatora, mi
iujacego pokoj.
= zniesienie wsf'rancyi zakonu
Assumpcyonist6w uwazaja "a
wstep do wojny obecnego rzadu z
Kosciofem.
Hrabina Castellane ofarowata
million frank6w ma kaplice ola ofar
katastrofy pozaru gmachu, W kto-
rym odbywaf sic bazar ma eel do
broczynny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-01-29

q Kalifornii przewoza do
Chicago zwfoki zmarfego tam mfo-
diego Philippa d. Armoura. p
w Madison, Wis, okradziono
bank Deerfelda ma $4,000. Kase
rozsadzono dynamitem.
W Denver, COL, zapadf sic B.
pietrowy budynek, W ktorym znaj-
dowaf sic skiad materyaf6w apte-
cznych W. A. Hovera.
= Alfred G.. Vanderbilt zareczyf
sic z panna Elsie French.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-01-29
sill centrum wojska angielskiego
do ogolnej ucieczki.

sill centrum wojska. angielskiego
do ogolnej ucieczki.
KAPszrAD, 28go Stycznia. =
Sir Alfred Miner wydaf proklama-
eye, W ktorej zaznacza, ze Rad
kr6lowej WiktoryiE ME uznaje "a
wazne odezw, moca kt6rych rzady
Transwaalu j panstwa Oranje przy-
wfaszczyfy sobie czesci kolonii
Przyladka.
BERLIN, 29gos Stycznia, =
W tym tygodniu odbedzie sic W
parlamencie pierwsze czytanie pro-
jektu 0 powiekszeniu Aoty.
Urzad pocztowy ogfasza, re W
Kapsztadzie zatrzymali Anglicy
przesyiki przeznaczone do Trans
waalu cofnei je do. Niemiec.
Wysiano je ponownie droga ma
Delagoa Bay wezwano Rad an
gielski, azeby sic wytf6maczyf z
postepowania wfadz kapsztackich.
PEK1Ne. 29go Stycznia. =
Zdetronizowanie obecnego cesarza
przez cesarzowa wdowe przyiefa
ludnosc bardzo oboietnie. Mkt z
wyzszych urzednik6w panstwowych
prowincyonalnych ME podni6si
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-01-29
Telegrarny.

LoNDYN, 29go Stycznia. =
o pofnocy oswiadczono W minister
stwie wojny, re pola bitwy mad
Tugela ME nadesziy sadne wiado-
mosci, ktoreby tiomaczyly potrzebe
cofania sic wojsk angielskich ma
pofudniowy brzeg rzeki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-01-29
Przeglad polityki
miedzynar0dOWei.
Ckieaqo,97go Stycznia 1900.

Sifa kazdego rzadu ley W stato-
Sci. I'm dluzej Rad sic trzyma,
tenn lepsza jedrniejsza jest VIA
dza, administracya,. Kt6rykolwiek
dzia} wiadzy, prowadzony reka
silna, moze dobrodziejstw i cud6w
dokazac. Jak inne panstwa, tax
ongi Austrya, zanim weszfa ma to-
ry konstytucyine, miaia samych
urzednik6w ma czele ministerstw
rozmaitych, Mkt ME zaprzeczy,
ze urzednicy, po mozolnej szkoie,
jaka przebywaja, sa ludzmi mako
mitymi, moze najodpowiednieJszy-
mi ma polu administracyi. W PAN
stwach, pozbawionych konstytucyi'
niema lepszych Representatives
wladzy, mad tegich uczciwych u
rzednik6w, badz na nizkich, badz
ma najwyzszych szezeolach hlerar-
chii. W panstwach atoi konsty-
tucyjnych Rad moze bye albo czy-
sto parliamentary, albo tez po cze-
Sci parliamentary, po czesci blu
rokratyczny, nigdy zas czysto blu
rokratyczny. Oststni moze tylko
bye przejsciowym, prowizorycz-
nym, niemal zawsze jest wyrazem
niezdrowej, anormalnej sytuacyi.
Jak ludzie parlamentarni ma tawie
ministr6w tenn So dla panstwa wo-
bee ciafa prawodawczego, czem
prowadzecy okret do portu pomi-
nieciem miejsc niebezpiecznych W
wodach morskich, tax zmuszeni So
pefnie ten sam obowiazek ludzie,
wyszh biurokracyi, W chwilach,
kiedy maszyna parlamentarna sta
ME lub prawid1owego ruchu i o.
brotu dokonywac ME ma silly.
Vice Rad biurokratyczny W pam
stwie konstytucyjnem jest ana
chronizmem. / to tax dalece sic
rozumie samo przez sic, re urzedni-
ey ME powinni zadna miars mie-
szac sic do polityki. a tenn mniej
ma wiasna reke dziaiac ma polu po-
litycznem. Urzednik jest dobrem
lub zfem narzedziem W reku odpo-.
wiedzialnego pred Rada panstwa
ministra.
Urzednicy pracuja W biurach
swoich wiernie i gorliwie, bez
wzgledu ma to, kto stoi na czele
rzadu lub wydziafu. Nominacya
nowego ministra W niczem ME
zmienia trybu W biurach. A kazdy
nowy minister uwazany bywa re
strony podwfadnych urzednik6w "a
czynnik, z ktorym jezeli ME stale,
to przynajmniej dfugo iczye sic
wypada. A poniewaz zazwyczaj
text mir1isteryalne dostaja sic W
rece deputowanych lub czfonk6w
Izby wyzszej, lub W rzadkich wy
padkach W rece wysoce uzdolnio-
nych, zasiuzonych wiekowych u
rzednik6w, mp. namiestnik6w, pre-
sydentow krajowyeh lub pierw-
szych szefow sekcyj, wiec ME
wpfywa to ina bieg administracyi.
Jezeli zas niekiedy cabinet sk1adaf
sic przewaznie urzednik6w, toca-
Ia biurokracya wiedziafa, re to wy
jatek niedfugiej trwafosci. TAX
bywaio dotad W Austryi. To tez
biurokracya siyneia z najlepszych
przymiotow, z najgfebszego poczu-
eia obowiazku, z mrowczej pilno-
Sci, z rzadkiei abnegacyi. l to do
tsgo stopnia, il powszechna pano-
wAfa opinia: Try obrecze istnieja
Aelaznej SHY, stanowiace nieza-
podpore monarchii: dyna-
stya, armia biurokracya. jake
kolwiek panowafy zamieszki "a
wieruchy polityczne W Austryi, ma
tych trzech podstawach spoczywa-
10 bezpieczenstwo. Pc biurach
istniaf zadziwiaf lad i porzadek.
Wszelkie sprawy administracyjne
zaiatwiafy sic bez wzgledu ma chaos
poityczny.
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wracae ma swe dawne, nizsze stano-
wiska.
Gazety europejskie ME przestaja
rozpisywac sic uroczystosci zai-
naugurowania 20 stulecia przez ce-
SARA Wilhelma.
Uroczystosc ia odbyia sic w..
arsenale. Zreszts Gale Niemcy sa
dzis jednym wielkim skiadem bro
nj i wielkiemi koszarami, wyb6r
wiec miejsca obchodu musiaf pasc
zawsze ma jakis przybytek Marsa.
Wobec ofcer6w zafogi miasta Ber-
lima cesarz Wilhelm wofaf: Pier
wszy dzien nowego stulecia vita
armie nasza, czyli raczej narod u
zbrojony, zgromadzony dokofa
swych sztandar6w, stojacy ma klecz-
kach pred Bogiem Zastepow, =
zaprawde, jezeh ktokolwiek ma po-
w6d szczegolny zfozye dis pokfon
Panu jest MIN przedewszyst-
kiem nasza armia'. Wspomniaw-
sly 0 swym wielkim dziadku, kt6ry
nadaf sfuzbie wojskowej jej olbrzy-
mie znaczenie, kt6remu Pan Ia
step6w ME szczedzif laur6w zwy-
ciezkich, cesarz Wilhelm zapowie-
dziaf, re uczynif dla marynarki to,
CO dziad jego uczynit dla armii Ia
dowej, ,,azeby moja fota, podnie-
siona do poziomu, ma kt6rym stoi
armia, mogia zajac miejsce obok
moich wojsk ladowych, azeby ce-
sarstwo niemieckie zdobyfo zagra-
Mica stanowisko, jakiego dotad ME
osiagnefo jeszcze." Cesarz ME od.
zwyczaif sic nazywac armii i foty
swojemi, chociaz kilkakrotuie juz
zwracano W Reichsracie uwage ma
to, re armii cesarskiej niema W
Niemczech wcale, re istnieje tam
tam tyIko siia zbrojna Rzeszy, sto-
iaca pod naczelnem dow6dztwem W
czasie wojny.
Me o to wszakze chodzi, ale o
wyznanie ME dwuznaczne, re
Niemcy daza do zdobycia sobie
wiekszego niz majs dzis wpfywu i
znaczenia W stosunkach miedzyna-
rodowych, re "a jedyny sposob
dopiecia tego celu uwazaja uzycie
,,piesci opancerzonej", czy ,,m}ota".
jak wyrazii sic p. V. Buellow, czy
poprostu mowiac silly brutalnej :
dziaf bagnetow. ,,Gdy dokonac
trzeba czegos ma swiecie = mowif
cesarz Wilhelm "a Fryderykiem
Wielkim = pioro ME wystarcza,
jezei ME stoi "a MEM potega mie-
cza".
Wiec pi6ro juz pracowafo, spisu-
JAG umowy, kt6re poprzec wypad-
dnie, W razie czyjegokolwiek oporu,
potega miecza. Pracowafo zapewne
tax W Windsor-Castle jak gdziein-
dziej, i-dzieki gadatliwosci prasy
= wiemy nawet, re dzielono sic
Afryka po}udniowa.
Umowe anglo-niemiecka spisano
juz pred rokiem. Chodziio o po-
siadfosci portugalskie na wybrze-
zach afrykanskich oceanu Indyj-
skiego. Wielka Brytania miafa
otrzymae Mozambik pofudniowy
zatoka Delagoa, Nlemcy zas
Geese poinocna tel kolonii. Finan-
Sc portugalskie staiy bardzo lie, i
odstapienie kolonii Wv dzierzawe"
Niemcom Anglii motywowano
koniecznoscia zabezpieczenia u
dzielonej przez to mocarstwa pozy-
czki. Gdy wszakze umowie do
wiedziafy sic kancelarye DIPLOMA
tyczne innych panstw europejskich
wykonanie umowy spotkafo sic
z pewnemi trudnosciami, co spo-
wodowaio op6znienie cafej akcyi.
Niemcy ME chciafy narazac sic
Francyi, kt6ra uwazacby mogia u
ssdowienie size ich W Mozsmbiku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-01-29

Otrzyma r0zw0d.
Gfuchoniema Berta Wilinsks,
kt6ra wniosfa skarge rozwodowa Q
powodu, re maz jej, Izaak Wilin.
ski, zam. pm. I9l w. 12 str, ktory
ja zaslubif W r. 1884, opusci} ja "
r. 1888, onegdaj ma migi skiadaia
zeznania W obec sedziego Tuley.
Rezultatem byfo, re Wiliiska Q.
trzyma rozw6d pozqdany.
Zacheiaio i'm sic isc do
,,Wuja Pawia."
l0letni Ben Smith i 11letni By.
ron Branche, ktorzy mieszkajq "
Rockford, sfyszeli, re toczy sic woja
ma pomiedzy Anglikami a Boerami
postanowili wyruszyc ma pomoc
Boerom, chociaz dokiadnie ME u.
mieE sobie zdac sprawy tego
.kt6redy tam sic idzie." Przybyli
do Chicago W Piatek wieczorem !
W Sobote starali sic zebrac infor-
macye. Ostatecznie przyszli do
przekonania, re do poiudniowej
Afryki cokolwiek i'm "a daleko. Po-
icya znalazfa ich W Sobote wieczo-
rem ma dworcu kolei Chicago 81
Northwestern przyClybourn place j
zabra}a ich ma stacya przy Rawson
str, gdzie pozostana, p6ki rodzice
po mich sic ME zgfosza.
Kr0tkie n0tatki miejskie.
= Wczoraj po poiudniu W prze-
pelnionej hall Central Music
Hall" koncertowaf sfawny fortepia-
nista Pachmann j wywofywaf 0.
f-gromny entuzyazm swsm mistrzo,-'
wskiem odgrywaniem utworow
Chopina.
= Opr6cz konc(vtow Paderew-
skiego, kt6re, jak wiadomo, odbeda
sic d. 81 Stycznia i 8 Lutego, "a
powiedziane So W biezacym sezo-
ME: koncert Rosyanina Alex. Pri-
cznikowa, skrzypka, jego zony j /;
fortepianisty Lachaune, d. 10 Lu-
tego, jakotez koncert fortepianisty
Rafaela Joseffy, d. 10 Marca.
- Powiatowy superintendent
Healy kazaf we wszystkich biurach
administracyi powiatowej porozle-
piae ostrzezenia, il W czasie go.
dzin urzedowych o polityce roz.
prawiae ME wolno.
-Jedna gazet porannych po-
dale sensacyjna wiadomosc, ze W
przeciagu zeszfego kwartafu 1872
szynk6w ME opfacaio miejskiej lie
zdaje sie,cencyi po $500 rocznie.
ze sledztwo zostanie zarzadzone.
Budownicze Towarzystwo
Western Springs Building and
Loan Assoc" z powodu z}ych inte-
res6w zamierza sic rozwiazac: ak
cyonaryusze jednakowoz nietylko
ME straca mic ze swoich wkia-
dek, ale takze dose znaczne dywi.
dendy dostana.
w hall Sisteka, ma rogu II
ul. i Paulins str, zostaf wczoraj
sorganizowany North End Bohe-
mian Republican Club" 9 wardy.
Antoni Dworzak jest prezyden-
tenn, a j. W. Smeikal, sekretarzem.
ID. 4 Lutego b. r., odtad CO.
rocznie d. 4 Lutego, obchodzic be-
da W Chicago koia prawnicze tax
zwany ,,dzien Johna Marshalla",
ma czesc siawnego prezydenta naj-
wyzszego trybunaiu Stanow zje-
dnoczonych. Sady W tym dniu
beda pozamykane.
Sedzia Gibbons rozstrzygnaf
wczoraj, re ustawa zabraniajaca
wystawiac ma widok publiczny W
muzeach t. p. zbrodniarzy kale-
XII roznego rodzaju, jest tylko W
polowie swej konstytucyjnq. We
die niego, ME wolno zbrodniarzy
wystawiac pa widok publiczny, ale
wolno to uczynic kalekami j in
nemi ,,osobliwosciami".
= Onegdaj wybuchf pozar pre-
ryj pomiedzy Chicago ave. Divi-
sion str. ma 40 81 ulicy. Stray
ogniowej okoio $50 miodziezy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-01-29
Haniebny odwr0t.
Boerzy spedzili Anglikow ze spion kop
Butler ucieka ma druga strone Tugel
Wybory senator6W we F'rancyl
zASFUzONA KARA Ma RABUsI0W.

Obecnie warunki dzia}alnosci
biurokracyi zmieniiy sic skutkiem
ciagiego powofywania szefow de-
partament6w ma ministr6w, ktorzy
po otrzymaniu dymisyi ME moga
wracae ma swe dawne, nizsze stano-
wiska.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-08-10

Mr. and Mrs. X. E. Barrett, of this
place, and Mr.. and Mrs. o. \. Taylor,
of Bourbon, have gone to Culver to
spend week or two on the lake shore.
Oliver Mickey and wife are happy
over the new babe that has arrived at
their home.
Mr. and Mrs. John I. Hsrdesty cele-
brated their golden wedding July 81.
Mr.. Hardesty will reach his S0th year
in September; his wife is thirteen years
his Junior All their children were at
home except one, their son, Frank. A
number Of very nice presents were re-
ceIved. The guests were: Messrs.
and Mesdames w. A. Hsrdesty, David
Hardesty and their families; Messrs.
and Mesdames Frank Tippy, William
Taylor, IL. Mickey, John Barrett and
Mrs. Alta Ritter. Those from other
places were Mrs. Jane ROllansbsrger,
of Teegarden; J Ohm Hardesty and Miss
Minnie II ardesty, of TalIman. Mr.. and
VIC dlC wei huOnn Df AnC
people for miles around, as they have
lived at their pleasant home south of
town for number of years.
Mrs. Geo. Fore and infant daughter
will soon depart for their home in South
Chicago.
Calvin Morlcal, of this place, who has
been seriously ill with typhoid fever at
Culver, is improving.
Miss A Abbie WEIGH has returned from
Walnut Grove, where she has been at
tending quarterly meeting
Miss Elsie Marks and Rosa Barrett
returned Monday from few days stay
at the csmpmeetiDg at yellow lake.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-08-10

"When you come to study them zig
ures, Zeke, you'll see there's system in
their steslIn'. You notice they raised il
just ten cents on the hundred three
times in May, three times in June and
three times in July. That made &c
cents on the hundred per month. And
if yell figure it out, it is raise each
time on the consumer of sugar of jest
exactly one-tenth of cent per pound
The people of the United States con-
sumo 100000 pounds year. Each
raise of one-tenth of cent per pound
made gross gain to the trust of $1,000,
900. Aud when the trust raised sugar
from $500 to 81 per hundred, they
made q gain of S9OOOO,OOO. 1t pays
some fellers to be in q trust, don't it,
Zeke?"
at shorely do" said Zeke.
"And, Zeke, ye've heard the ssyin
wv hats my loss is your eternal gain.
Well, they air the eternal gamers. You
see, they jest steal a few pounds on the
dollars worth from you and every other
person who buys sugar. Mark Hanna
who has taken Abe LincOln's place in
our party, said in speech at Columbus,
o., about year ago, that trusts was a
evolution in business and blessing to
mankind. DO you think, Zeke, that il
air blessing to you to plOw and dig
and sweat in the hot sun to get dollar
and then pay it to Mr.. Hsvermyer
whose income is 80 great that his wealth
piles uP from the time be goes to bed to
the time he gets up, big enough to set
you and me up In the baDkin' business
at Plymouth?
"Now, honest, Zeke, you and l air
put down in the poll books by John
Allen Skunk as straight republicans,
and how do you like to pay tribute to
the fellers who are psyin' Hanna mil
lions fer to use in electin' Mr.. McKin.
ley, while Mr.. Mckinley Is a ssyin' he's
agin these same trust fellers?"
81 must be sgoin', Uncle JOSH
"Well, Zeke, as 1 said afore, this is q
mighty intsrestin' campaign, and when
ye get this all digested come in sgin.
I'm studyin' this question. It's a in
terestin campaign to old style Abe
Lincoln republican"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-08-10
CORNER STONE LAID.
Start Made on the New Evangelical
Church at Bremen.

Start Made on the New Evangelical
Church at Bremen.
The laying of the corner stone of the
new Evangelical church, at Bremen
took place Sunday afternoon under the
direction of Presiding Elder 5. IL
Bumgsrtum, of Elkhart, and Rev. w
e. Brseckly, pastor of the church.
Several ministers from neighboring
towns were In attendance. The ser
vices were in both German and Eng
lish.
The brick work of the structure is
quite we'll under headway, with the
exception of the front of the church
which was left open on account of the
laying of the corner stone. The build
ing committee is j. F. Weiss, j. j. Bey-
Ter, Henry Schlosser, William Huff, ST.,
and Rev. w. G. Braeckly, who deserve
much credit for the progress they have
made in the construction of the church.
When completed the church will cost
about $4,000 and will be the most
handsome structure In Bremen.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-08-10
PLYMOUTH SUNDAY-sCHOOL.
Largest sunday School In Marshall County
Visits Winona.

Largest sunday School In Marshall County
Visits winona.
Tuesday the inhabitants of the
grounds noticed about 10 o'clock an in
coming of 400 strong and upon inquiry
found that they had forgotten the an
nouncement of the Review the week
before and that the Presbyterian Sun
day-school would come down on spe-
cial train to spend the day and attend
the closing addresses of the Sunday
school conference.
Kew. U. ). Thornberry, pastor of the
Presbyterian congregation of Plymouth,
is making great field out of his terri
tory, and the Sunday school has been
distinguished for many years as the
largest in Marshall county. One of the
promoting spirits of the school
is the prominent attorney, Hon. j. w.
Parks, who is now nominee for the
state senate from Kosciusko and
Marshall counties. Hon. Mr.. Parks
worked up the excursion to this place,
and has the credit of doing as much for
the moulding of public character in snd
around Plymouth as any man in its
corporation for the past fifteen years.
The large crowd came early, had bag
gage car loaded with provisions, spent
the day in the convention, also in en-
joying all the attractions of the place.
They returned on special train, lesv-
ing at 645. We ask them to come
Winons Assembly Review.
1t is difficult to tell whether the above
article from the Winons paper is an
account of the Sunday-school picnic or
a political puff for John w. Parks
While it is true that Mr.. Parks assisted
in making the picnic success, it is
also true that there are a number of
good Presbyterisns, just as much inter
ested as he and equally active If Mr..
Parks is in any way responsible for the
above article, he displays an egotism
which the other members of the church
will not appreciate. We hope that he
has better taste, and that he has given
out no such statement in interviews.
1t remains to be shown what excuse
the publisher of a paper can have, in
chronicling On account of Sunday.
school picnic, for devoting as many
lines in the account to some particular
man who happens to be candidate for
political office, as is devoted to the pic
nic itself.
The article has the marks of a
paid advertisement.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-08-10
Teegarden Items.

Lemert Il Co. are building another
house which We understand is TO be oc-
cupied by Mr.. Bagent, one of our sal
loon keepers.
One of the men at the steam shovel
had the tip of one finger nipped between
spike maui and the top of stake.
DIR. Moore, who dressed it, says the bone
is not injured.
There seems TO be several children on
the sick list. Bowel trouble Is their
ailment.
Jimmy Brown has moved TO the
building formerly used for an office at
the Rothenberger mill.
Dan Kennedy, one of the B. aud o.
foremen, has moved his family from
Chicago into part of Gideon Logsn's
farm house, half mile west of town,
those in town all being occupied.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-08-10
Inwood Happenipgs

D. G. Gibbens is the largest shipper
on the line. He ships from one TO three
car loads of hogs, cattle and sheep
evsry week. Next comes Wesley Up
dixie, our poultry dealer. He ships
daily now, and has added TO his inc
dressed calves
A large crowd went from here to
Warsaw Tuesday to attend the picnic.
Wander Rice says c. Apple has the
best piece of corn ever raised on his
farm.
Miss Blanche Holmes has been at
Rochester for the past two weeks visit
ing with her father and friends. She
will return home Saturday.
Mrs. Ensley and daughter have been
visiting near Macy for the past week.
During the threshing and pickle
season there is not man or boy to be
seen on the streets of lnwood.
The Ancient Cleaners organized a
lodge here about TWO weeks ago with
about twenty charter members. They
will meet Friday night.
John Drake says be has oats on his
farm that will average 60 bushels to the
acre.
John Listenfelt has commenced work
on his new house. He will have the
best and neatest house in this commun-
ity when completed.
Five or six machines are in operation
threshing oats near lnwood.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-08-10

ing Rev. j. H. Niemann, of Cleveland,
who has been named to preside over
the conference; President Prieper, of
Concordia college, ST. Louis, and many
noted educators of the church.
A feature of the conference was a
paper read by the Rev. II. Katt, of
Terre Haute, who TOOK for his
theme, Labor in the Light of the Word
of God" He defined the religious
aspect which the church gives to com
munistic socialism and trades unions,
and for this reason the views advanced
by the Rev Mr.. katt were accepted
ss those held in common by the Luth-
ersn clergymen.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-08-10

Joshua Simpkins had just finished
sweeping out his store at Mill Corners
when ZeehieI Jones came in. "Mornin',
Uncle JOSH"
"Mornin', Zeke."
Say, Uncle J osh, | have been lookin'
up what you SAID about them trusts
raisin' the price of fencin' wire, and |
lind you air right. thot l would drop
In and ask you few questions. "Is
there anything else use on the farm
that is controlled by trust"
"Zeke, ye'd better ssk me if there is
anything you have to buy that amt
controlled by trust. Jest let me give
ye few of them. There's bindin'
twine. Well, you know how that has
come up since the trust was formed
There's lumber. Before the trust was
formed ye could buy lumber for 81 that
now costs Sl4. I'm speakln of cheap,
low grade lumber. Why. Zeke, ye
can't build chicken house 'thout
pdliu dUOuI % 'LOueduu lTlDuI6 lO
the lumber trust Your pitch-forks,
shovels, hoes, spades, corn knives, nails
everything made of iron-is in trust.
The calico and ginghsm, cotton goods
snd wooden goods, that your wife buys
is in trust. The coffee you use is in a
trust, and your sugar and coal oil. You
know the standard oil trust con-
trolls all the coal oil in this
country. And speskin' of sugar,
let me give you some figures. l want
you to take them down fer future refer
ence. They'll come handy when you
hear some feller sayin' trusts don't
pinch him any.
"On March %, 1890, the sugar trust
was formed. On this date sugar sold
for $500 per hundred. 1t has raised
the price per hundred since then as fol-
lows: Air ye tskin' il down:
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-08-10
No. 35.

near Pretty lake Thursday night about 8
O'Clock, with quick consumption. She
has been an invalid all her life and dur
ing her years of suffering she bore her
pain with a characteristic patience.
She was seventeen years old and was
devoted church member. She leaves
mother, one sister and a brother to
mourn her death besides a host of
friends.
The funeral was held Wednesday
afternoon at , o'clock at the Dunksrd
church five miles west of town.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-08-10
Bonus Project not Eneonraring.

The business men are somewhat
discouraged In their efforts to raise 81
600 bonus In order to get the ,7agon
factory here. The committees will
meet again last night and if things are
not more encouraging the project Will
probably be dropped. Such a thing
should not be permitted. Rather than
this, let all who have subscribed. raise
their subscriptions sufficient to gusrsn-
tee the bonus. There should be no
such thing as failure.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-08-10
Hot Wave In This Region.

A general hot wave has visited this
region for the past three days sGd the
thermometer at different points on
Saturday and Sunday registered SO
degrees in the shade with scarcely
any breeze blowing to make the ex-
ceeslve heat easier for mOrtals to bear
Several deaths from sunstroke occur
red in Chicago, Sunday and number
of people were prostrated from the
heat The ice man is probably the only
human being who does not complain.