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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-06-07
For Sheriff.


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z,I|J"G: = the uCtlUN Of The voters
Ii tha DemDcrat;r Orimarv
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-06-07
90. !Nar,y .

On Friday aitaruoon, May 2>'b,
1900, at his homo pear Easiey, Mr..
Joseph Smith, quietly passed. awny
to hia eternal rest. lie was born
December 18th, 1919, agod So years
s months and 7 days.
IT hao boen fitly eaid that an
honoet mnu was tho nobleot Work
OF Gcd, arl such was Bro. Smith
lie was for many years q consls
tont member Of the Enon Baptist
church and wHs always found in
his seat until failing health forbid
fte was much beloved, not only by
his church, but bJ all his noighbors
and friends, Truly q good man ID
Sono,
Brother Smith leaves throe sons
and two daughter and u heat ol
ilIpp1e " wplyp their loss,
4 FRlESp,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-06-07
For County Commissioners,

ca Il =
hereby announco him a. c:,nd,.
date for Tie o!!ico Of County Gem.
missioner ui Pickels co,,ntv e3I,.
luct to tLo nc;inl O! the vrifra :,
the Der. uufat.c PRIMARY election.
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WcI,>rn h,r.ir ,r. .,,,,o L;. 49,.
w "''' A''
eNho''"'t ''' lAc i'9e OF Cou!.li
COMmisSluu"r ~ l:.,,eDs rTu.,v.
subject /. ;,e :.r,;oD ~ .:.u sc ~,
III the DCt1H."HHi& N7ih.!y ilc!;G,,.
T.;
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the MANY friend, 81 +. Bird
I,oornr h.r.ny ,nu,jnan u, 3o -
carhdatc ryr tho oiijco af County
Con,n,,rsion,.y I,r pi,ko,,u n.un.,.
sN"I,Sct ~ t'' "|'','' q ',r No''i
80 '" " t'.''''-
Tho many friends ui Jesse J
T o,,.;s hnr.),v o,,onn,: ain, as .
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| C"i'"'"a'' ''l Ine ~ VI N""'' -
! CoMmlsh."iioT 1Cl : l@kcns county,
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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-06-07
For County Supervisor.

The many friends q o. p. Field hereby
announce him as a candidate for the Office
OF County Supervisor Tor picLcns county
subject to the action OF tic votc,g in the
Democratic Primary election.
The many friends OF L. y. bod So
phens hereby nnnounc. him a, q candi-
date Tor the off1eo OF Suporrisar OF r,,l>
ems county, subject to tho ACTION q e.
Ay9ltrs " th9 pGmecr9Ilc p'mayr
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-06-07

e. b. Th;rkield, Health Inspoc.
tor OF Chicago, says: "Kodol Dys~
pepsla Cure cannot bo recommen-
ded too highly. It cured me of &c.
we're dyspepsia 1t digests what you
eat and cures indigsstion, heart.
burn ond all forms of dyspeps.a.
DR.. G. W. Earia.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-06-07
The Peoples Journal.
local and Peraonal.

son College WIS here Sunday.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mauldin on the Doth ult., a son.
IS. 9. Martin, who lives near
town, had cotton squares lest Sat
urday ).
Miss Kate Folger of Gallney
is on d visit to relatives here this
week.
-Childrcn'S Day will be cello.
brated at Secona the first Sunday
in July.
There WAN a large crowd in
town Saturday shopping, horse.
trading, etc.
j. II. McCnl, who lives on
Rice's Creek, had cotton squares
last Saturday,
lie customers are going 10 ;he
Clerks o.';cc every Gay and re,
cciS .ng ti.c!r ra..
Born :ptn air. and I.."s. Gi2:0
oPo, ''''' H""'i - ~'" "' VA
'nc "A'' "'''' " ':'"'
% %-hh h''2h' o; MI. |''u W.. se yno.
"iorop vas '''.'N,' d" ,'.,'"'
haptlSl ch"rcA ''"' " c"''c'"'S'
We will buy SCRAP iron until
June goth. Bring 1T ca Tor this
will be Our last r'':' C'''s 81 os'
II, v. O:Dc;; - aaaDu,,ced nv
his friends ,1i. vaa,: as :. canl;.
date for Aua;<nro' PE'k"ns county,
-Don't :ai; - read ,he ~h"nge
in McFa,l's advertisement in this
issue. 1t viii i,e 20 yuur interest.
-Robt. Ro.rk !o;t .,.ouday for
Washington. y. /; ni,c Q he will
spend short ,i.n.r v.'th r.,lativcs
md friends.
-.;Dron ;, ..,, ,.n ,,o ,,,oo,r,,
cigar lighter q. i;n., 4 T;ly:n!ev's
drug store. -,::ntinGl, Have you
Scon it yeti
Hey. !. ~ noctar ,;o,soa h;s
conorcn,t;on with .n .,'.,'n"',t o,,d
Instructive semen AZ ;}ccona Sum
DAY mornings
Reno Boees Of Liberty was in
town Monday and reports every.
thing in and around Liberty in r
prosperous condition.
Misses Della Bowers Of Pros
pcrity and Matte May Morgan Of
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-06-07
For -it.,iltnr.

Ar''hn jinn' j. Respectfully annnEn-
ccu =. niH many 'ri"u, = ;,> ,..r:.Iih,inte for
r'-r'"'''' '"' 49, 80 n,isrr Amditur of
> ike''i r"Gn'r. subject /" the action OF
ti,'o.
The many friends of N. A. Chris.
iophe, hereby announce him as o
candidate for the Office Of Auditor
OF Pickens county, subject to the
action Of TIC Toters in the Demo.
cratic primary election.
IL" manH lends oi T V. O'DeN hcrc.
'N m"o.n'" "im rs - rlnditia,c for the
.t,l"c " ;r>ii.0 VI l'i.t, rs cri.n;,. srh-
iCct to the action oi The voters in tine
Ucn:o"raiiC rriaiu'j .:'c,inn.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-06-07
D& a't H,gloot Yoar I,yer.

Liver hoUblee quickly rcSult in serious
complications, and the man who neglects his
liver has lit,!c regGrd for health. A bottle
Of Browns Iron Bifsrs taken now and then
Will keap the liver IN perfect order, " tha
disease 6eS developed Opowns' ron Blttera
sstll cWre II permanontiy. Streagth and
2iss]i,y VII aivhya iallov IN usa,
MewRF fy9p 4Nsesa u aqA tg sR 9eAWV
The colored American., 1900-10-20

Next year will bring about the for
tieth anniversary of the day when the
boy clerk started in to work for John t.
Jones, and the thirtieth year of his In
dependent business at the present Ioea-
ton, While never neglectful in the
slightest degree Of his business duties,
Mr. Bradford has always found the
time. and strength to be strong factor
in church, in literature and in society.
Connected from his earliest childhood
with the Bethel Sabbsth-school, he
filled in succession all of its offices and
was for ID any years its superintendent,
during which time 1t was by far the
largest in the city. Connecting HIM
self with King Solomon Lyceum, he at
once took front rank among Its close
debaters and interesting writer's, serV-
ing here also as its president.
When the war of the Rebellion was
on. he was secretary OF the Baltimore
branch of the Sanitary Commission,
and rendered splendid assistance TO the
bows in blue who served In the held.
He is now president Of Provident hos
The colored American., 1900-10-20

pital on Biddie street, director on the
BOARD of the Home for Rriendless Chil'
dren. Courtland street. he is also a
member OF the Board of Trade In
Washington, ID. o. Socially there is
no better known man in the county.
From East, West, North and South,
the names of those who have enjoyed
his generous hospitality during the past
thirty years truly may be called legion.
Though always q staunch republican
and a liberal contributor to the party
treasury,-it is only within few years
past that Mr.. Bradford has taken any
active part IN the party work; but here
also he has taken front rank. He was q
strong candidate for Register OF the
Treasury at the beginning OF the Me-
KinIey administration, or Register oI
Deeds. made q splendid run and was
only beaten by party exigences to wnich
he Welded In good spirit and did moi
"suIk In his tent" Last year he enter
ed the field against the Regulars" IN
The colored American., 1900-10-20

Chicago. Ills, Special-ProbabIy the
most prosperous manufacturing busi-
nese carried on by a eolored man In
Chicago is that OF ME. A. @. Howard,
who has spent many years experiment..
Ing in shoe polish, and today there Is
no polish in the market more salts
factory than Howsrd's. His foreign ex-
poIt business has reached as far az
Scotland and Ireland and one order
was filed in Germany last week. An
excellent trade is carried on in Mexico
and all parts of the United States. He
has only been in business four years
and is assisted in every duty pertain
ing to his success by his amiable wife.
who is good business woman, How
ards Shoe Polish has a space at the
Paris Exposition and 1t is said will be
sure to receive highest awards.
Mr.. John Davis and wife of Lot ii.
ana are ia the city the guest OF Mr =.
B. French and wife.
Miss Marie Madison of Parkers, arg.
w. Va. is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Lawrence Jones Of Chicago.
Mr.. J. G. Craig of Grand Rapids.
Michigan, spent few DAYS Ia Chicago
last week en- route to Cleveland.
The Quinn Chapel Kindergarten,
Mrs. ]. W. E. Thomas president, had
ats formal opening last Monday,
October 18th.
Miss Daisy Robinson, the pianist of
the Clayton Concert Company left for
the East Friday week to be gone an In.
definite period.
Bishops Arnett, Turner, Grant and
Derrick are expected In the next week
to attend the formal opening of the Ia.
stitutional church.
Rev. Moses Jackson, pastor of Grace
Presbyterian church, has been ap'
pointed by the Presbytery to attend
the Synod at Decatur, Illinois.
Rev. s. T. Tice of Boston. Mass, pas.
tor of St. Paul A. III. Z church,
preached at the Institutional church,
Sunday night to large audience.
Commissioners q. 81. Wright has
been recently elected president Of the
County Board which is the highest
honor afforded by that department..
Mrs. DR.. Bryant arrived in the city
last week from Baltimore, Md. to
spend few days with her husband,
The colored American., 1900-10-20
A MODERN CINCINNATUS.
Mr.. Jas. It. Bradford Baltlmore'S Vete-
ran Leader and Business Mana Pen
Picture OF his Career.

James 7 Bradford. Esq of Balti
more, Md, was born in that city which
has heen his home and the field OF his
successes in life, end Is a stirring exam
pIe to all young men, to show the
height attainable by earnest work,
absolute integrity and lndomitable en-
eFgy and pluck. Starting out in life
under circumstances more adverse by
far than those which obtain to-day,
surrounded by actual physical bondage
he bad won high place In the business
and intellectual world before emancis
patton came to the slave. At an age
when our boys of this day and time are
not out of the graded schools, young
Bradford was selling fruit in the Il. 81
o. depot at Camden street, and even at
that early day he always made 1t a
point to have the best fruit obtainable,
and that has been the central idea in
all Of his business relations since-tO
keep the best of everything in his line.
In 1861, he left his station at the de-
pot, to enter as clerk in the provision
store kept by John P. Jones at Charles
and Centre streets, in the heart Of the
residence district. under the shadow of
the Washington monument and which
was patTOnized by the bluest bloods OF
Mary Here be remained until
1865, gaining a thorough insight and
mastery Of the business in all its details.
IN that year, the falling health of Mr..
Jones compelled him to retire fro %
business, selling out to Mr., Burwell
Banks, and Mr.. Bradford accepted an
offer OF partnership with Mr.. Osborne
Burley, whose establishment immedi- =
stely adjOined that of Mr.. Jones, and
who antedated Mr.. Jones in the bust =
ness.
At the end of the first year this part
nershtp was dissolved by mutual con-
sent to enable Mr.. Bradford to go into
partnership with Mr.. Banks, the sue
cessor of Mr.. Jones, and they continued
harmoniOusly together six years. When
the building of the st. James hotel
forced all the sub tenants to seek other
quarters Mr.. Banks concluded to move
hlgher up town and nearer to his home.
MI Bradford bought the building al
the corner Of Center and St. Paul SITS
One square east of the old place and
opened up for himself, and there holds
'Orth to-day, as sole owner and propri-
e'or, having now the assistance OF his
Two sons, James T., jr., and Gray
b diOrd, in Carrying on the business.
The colored American., 1900-10-20
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
In THB WEST.

Prominent Afro Americans Active IN the
Campaign. Everything Republican. Ia
terviewS and Mirror of the Socia
World.
The colored American., 1900-10-20

Continued on ninth pags.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-24
Telegrarny.

LoNDYN, 24-go Kwietnia. -
Lord Roberts nadesfaf depesze da-
towana W Poniedziafek, ,23go Kwie-
tnia, W kt6rej donosi, re wystat II
dywizya pod dow6dztwem generate
Pole Carew i dwie brygady kawa'
leryi pod gen. French do pomocy
generatowi Rumble. Wojska te do
tarfy bez wielkich STRAIT do Karrie-
fontein. Gen. Rumble widocznie
porusza sic powoliw kierunku We
pener, ma kazdym kroku musi sta
czac bitwy Boerami.
Kofo Jammesburg Drift, wedle
wiadomosci nadesfanych wczoraj,
toczy sic bitwa We dnie i W nocy.
Angielskie okopy tax napefnione
byfy woda, re zofnierze cd czasu do
czasu musieli wdrapywac sic ma
drzewa, skad ich sprzatafy strzafy
Boer6w jak wiewiorki.
correspondent do Daily Mail"z z
Kapsztatu donosi, re oddziaf gen.
Carringtona jest jedynem wojskiem
zdazaiacem ma odsiecz do Mafeking.
Daily Telegraph" otrzymuje
Boshof depesze, re Boerzy przygo-
towuja sic ma oblezenie Boshof.
Najblizszy ieh ob6z jest oddalony
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-24

Nadto donosza, ze krajowcy
wrogo So usposobieni W obec Eu-
ropejczyk6w i napadaja ma Mich.
w Piatek ogromna masa KRAKOW
cow napadfa ma kilkunastu zofnie-
rzy W Shoppur, centralnej stacyi
woiskowej W prowincyach poinocno
zachodnich. Zaledwie zdofano wy
bawic zofnierzy i to juz nieprzyto-
mnych.
W pewnym obwodzie pablo mi
lion sztuk bydfa z pomiedzy l,SOO,.
600. Niezliczenie wiele ludzi zmar-
iych z gfodu wszedzie znajduja.
Wszedzie widziec MONA dzieci
wychudzone, magic, wedrujace i
bfakajace sic bez plapu. Czesto
r6wniez odbywaja sig sprzedaze
dzieci.
PARYZ, 24go hWletnla.
Specyalna depesza Pekinu dono-
81: Chinska opozycya przeciw po-
lityce ,,drzwi otwartych'' zwieksza
sic i zagraza kapitafom zagranicz-
nym zyciu cudzoziemcow. Maj
wiecej obawiaja sic Rosyi.N .Najmniej
nienawidza Ameryke, DO ia okazu-
je sic najwstrzemiezliwsza.
Czionkowie tajnej organizacyi
,,boxer6w" W Sobote wpoblizu Pao
Ting Flu W prowincyi Peezili, ma
poludniowy wsch6d cd Tieu Gin,
napadli ma katolikow chinskich i
wymordowali ich. Niemiecka ka-
nonierka Iltis przyby}a W Sobote
do Taku. lime okrety zagranicz-
ne opuscify owa zatoke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-24
Rome Wiad0m0scl
telegraficzne.

= Kanclerz niemiecki ksiaze
Hohenlohe wyjechaf do Paryza ma
wystawe, gdzie zabawi do dnia 3go
Maja.
= Panujacy ksiaze Schwarzburg
Sondershausen zlamai noge ma po'
lowaniu.
= Ksiaze Henryk pruski bawi z
IONA W Cronberg, W Hessen Mas
sau, IL cesarzowej wdowy Frydery-
kowej.
Z Berlina wysiano do Chojnic
wysokiego urzednika Manbacha, a
aeby ma miejscu zbadaf rozruchy
antyzydowskie i W danym razle
sprowadzii tam wiecej wojska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-24
ST.. LOUIS. No. 2Ogo Kwiet.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, 2Ogo Kwiet. =
Jezei dzisiaj zarzad kolei ulicz-
nych ME przystanie ma !zadania
swego personalu, to strajk ma ma.
staple. Zazadano, ,azeby wydalonych
unionist6w zarzad kolei ulicznych
przyjaf ma nowo, jakotez, azeby
zaprowadzif inne godziny piracy.
New YORK, 24go Kwietnia. =
Strajk we wszystkich rzezalniach
frmy Swift & Go. W New Yorku,
Jersey City Newarku rozszerzyt
sic i kilkaset ludzi teraz odeszfo Cd
roboty. Rzeznicy Chicago spro-
wadzeni pracowali przez dzien je-
den, dowiedziawszy sic o powo-
dach strajku, rowniez cd roboty O.
deszli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-24

oczekiwaniu opozycyi czeskieJ,
przygotowuje sic do zastosowania
ostrych srodk6w, mogacych zmie-
mic konstytucya Austryi co do fe-
deralizmu.
GIBRALTAR, 24go Kwietnia. -
Sid Elarbi Mnihi Kady miasta
Marokko, specyalny posef suftana
Marokko, przybyf do Tangieru
celem naradzenia sic miejscowe-
mi wfadzami mad zamiarem pred
1ozenia zagranicznym reprezentan.
tom protestu su1tana przeciw po-
chodowi Francuzow przez teryto-
ryum maurytanskie wzd}uz grant,
cy Algeru.
KoNsTANTYNoPoL, "a Kwiet. -
Suftanwydai trade rozporzadzaja.
ce odbudowanie wfasnosci misyo-
marry amerykanskich W Karpoot,
W Armenii dobudowanie domu do
kollegium Rohertsa W Konstanty-
nopolu.
KALKUTA (Wschodnie Indye),
24go Kwietnia. - Ostatnie donie-
sienia urzedowe z dystrykt6w dot
knietych kleska g}odowa brzmia, re
MEDIA tam panujaca wprost ME da
sic opisac i wsparcie obecnie udzie-
lane najzupefniej ME wystarcza.
Nadto take miedzy bydiem O.
gromna panuje smiertelnose, i to
do tego stopnia, re wfadze staraja
sic narzedzia rolnicze pozmieniac
W ten spos6b, by ludzi zamiast
bydfa mona do Mich zaprzegac.
Jeszcze nigdy dotychczas ME trze-
ba byio uciekae sic do srodkow tax
drastycznych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-24

= Gazety portugalskie ostro
krytykuja Rad, il pozwala woj-
skom angielskim przechodzit przez
posiadfosci portugalskie W Afryce.
= w Londynie umarf George
Douglas Campbell, ksiaze Argyll.
znany autor, polityk m6wca. Lii
cyl lat u. Byf czfonkiem kilku
gabinet6w angielskich.
u Bejrutu, W Syryi telegraph,
ia, re turecki torpedowiec Schmayl
wyleciaf W powietrze d. 2l bm., i
% ludzi stracilo zyeie wskutek ka-
tastrofy.
Elmer L. Corthell, inzynier
cywilny z Chicago, wczoraj W Ber'
ME, W Szwajcaryi, wziaf Stub z
panna Marya Kuechler.
Ma 72 rocznice urodzin kr6la
saskiego Albrechta, przybyf do
Drezna take cesarz niemiecki.
w Portland, Ore, dafo sic
wczoraj uczuc lekkie trzesienie zie-
mi, kt6re jednakowoz szkody ME
zrzadzifo.
w izbie posf6w kongresu st.
Zjedn. wczoraj rozpoczefy sic obra-
DIV mad budzetem pocztowym.
W Springfeldzie inkorporo-
wano wczoraj kompanie original
nej nazwie ,,Kafeeklatsch Compa-
ny", rozporzadzajaca kapitafem "a
kfadowym $4,000.
W Spring Valley, ILL.,, pra-
wdopodobnie we Czwartek rozpo-
cznie sic strajk 5000 g6rnik6w.
Adres domu EmigracyjnegO.
FELICIAN SISTERS
8 Morris str.
New YorE
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WASHINGTON. DC, "a Kwiet.-

WASHINGTON, DC, "a Kwiet.-
Prezydent wczoraj przesfat sena-
towi kilka nowych mianowan,
miedzy niemi ,wazne nastepujace:
Frank L. Campbell dystryktu
Columbia zostaf zamianowany asy-
stentem ministra spraw wewnetrz-
nych; J. H. Hollander Maryland
skarbnikiem ola wyspy Porto Rico,
a John R. Garrison dystryktu
Columbia auditorem ola wyspy
Porto Rico. Hollander byf nauczy-
cielem ma uniwersytecie Johna
Hopkins, a zawdziecza swe zamia-
nowanie tel okolicznosci, il jest
specyalista W kwestyach cfowych.
Prezydent Mckinley NATION
ka znowu wyjechaf z Washingtonu;
tym razem do Canton, O., gdzie
dom Jego sic buduJe. AdaJe sic, re
do Washingtonu prezydent powr6-
ci W Piatek.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, "a Kwiet.-
so letni George Cowell strzelif
rewolweru trzykrotnie do IA letniej
Annie Hartley i ranif ia smiertel-
ME. Matka dziewczynki rzucifa sic
ku MENU, odebrafa mu revolver i
chciala go zatrzymac, ale on jej sic
wyrwaf, pobiegf do sasiedniej far
my, zabraf stamtad winczester6wke.
a potem powr6ci1 do fanny Hart
leya strzelif do siedzacego ma ko-
niu Elmera Pierce. Me traff je-
dnakowoz i umknaf, a policya go
szuka. Cowell ubiegfej jesieni 20
sta} wydalony przez pania Hartley
fanny, q Pierce otrzymaf jego
miejsce.
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piec mil. Komunikacya Kim
berly jeszcze jest ..otwarta.

piec mil. Komunikacya z Kim
berly jeszcze jestIIotwarta.
BLoEMFoNTE1N, "a Kwietnia. -
Onegdaj stoczona zostafa bitwa po-
miedzy oddziatem gen. Pole Carew
idacym ma odsiecz kn Wepener,
Boerami. Bitwa rozpoczefa sic W,
pofudnie i toczyla sic az do zacho-
du sfonca, kiedy Anglicy zdobyli
wzgorek Leeuw lKop i spedzili z
niego Boer6w. Wzgorze to znajdu-
je sic o try mile ma pofudnie cd
wodociag6w.
PETERSBURG, 24go Kwietnia. =
Gazety donosza, re do pofudniowej
Afryki wybrat sic oddziaf aeronau-
tow, azeby ola Transwalu zorgani-
zowac wojenna s(uzbe balonowa.
Balony i inne potrzebne aparaty
Zabrah aeronancl re soba.
W1EDEN, 2Ogo Kwietnia. =
,,Narodni Listy'', gazeta czeska wy
chodzaca W Pradze, ogfasza projekt
rzadowy tyczacy sic rozporzadzen
jezykowych majacych doprowadzic
do zgody pomiedzy Czechami
Niemcami. Wedle tego .projektu
miafyby Czechy zostac podzielone
na try strefy: czeska, niemiecka i
mieszana, wedle tego, jaki jezyk
gdzie bedzie urzedowym. ,,Narodni
Listy", zapowiadajq, re wykonanie
tego projektu ME zadowolni bynaj-
mniej Czechow ME nakfoni ich do
porzucenia taktyki obstrukcyi, sko-
70 rada pahstwa na nowo sic zbie-
RE. Obiegaja pogfoski, re cesarz W
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w paradzie ma Geese admirafs
Deweya wezmie udziaf tylko LOO
policyantow pod dow6dztwem szefs
Kipleya, gdyz mn6stwo policyan'
tow bedzie potrzebnych W srod-
miesciu do utrzymania porzadku.
- Henry Miller, mfody chfopiec
zam. pm. SOB w, Superior str, zo-
staf wczoraj przejechany ma miej-
scu zabity przez wagon kolei limo
wei linii Milwaukee ave. ma ulicach
Desplaines Fulton.
- Me mniej niz 35 proces6w o
odszkodowanie, ma iaczna sumo
okofo pol miliona dolar6w, wyto.
czonych jest miastu Chicago "a
uszkodzenia rome ma chodnikach
miasta. Rzecznik miejski ME ma
dose ludzi, by stawali W tylu pro-
cesach.
: Dr. Rene de Poyer Bellisle,
professor jezyka francuskiego ma
uniwersytecie chicagoskim, umarf
wczoraj nagle ma otiuszczenie serca
W SVEN mieszkaniu pm. 2l7 Michi.
Ran ave.
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Boerzy dzieInie sic bronia.
Daisy zatarg czesko niemiecki W Austryi.
Przerazajace stosunki W Indyach.
Chi1czycy burza sic przeciw poltyce "drzwi owaryc
NoWI URZEDN1CY OLA PORTO RICO.

ktore Jednak bardzo rychfo ustapl-
iy; rany wygoify sic znakomicle.
W wielu wypadkach pocisk pre-
szyf Gale ciafo nawskros, a ranni
wyleczyli sic mimo bardzo znacz-
nego upfywu krwi.
Ogromnie zadziwiajacym jest
jeden wypadek, W kt6rym wszyst-
kie jelita zostafy przeszyte kula, a
mimo to wyleczenie byfo bardzo
1atwe, bez zadnych komplikacyj.
Wiele razy zauwazono przebicie
kosci n. p. goleni, bez strzaskania
cafej kosci. Jednemu zolnierzowi
przewiercif pocisk prawy staw ko-
lanowy pod rzepka, mimo to
rama wygoifa sic zupefnie zadowa-
lajaco.
To jeszcze zasfuguje ma wzmian-
ke, re angielscy lekarze uwazaJa
okrety sanitarne urzadzone tax OIL
brzymim kosztem, "a zupe}nie ME
potrzebne, gdyz do kraju odsyfac
mona tylko takich chorych, ,kt6rzy
przeszli juz najgorsze chwile / pc
trzebuja tylko starannego pielegno-
wanna, ME leczenia. Okrety take
byiyby zdaniem ich tylko wtedy
niezbedne, gdyby wojna toczyfa sic
W kraju dotknietym malarya lub
innemi chorobami tropikalnemi.
2 pogladami lekarza niemieckie-
60 zgodne sa co do niekt6rych
punkt6w zapatrywania lekarzy an
gielskich. Organizatorem sfuzby
sanitarnej angielskiej jest pufko-
wink Supple. O jego dziafalnosci
ogfosit niedawno relacye korespon-
dent Westminster Gazette" 3" Pull
kownik Supple postara} sic "a
wczasu o dostateczna liczbe traga-
rzy do przynoszenia rannych z po-
la bitwy. Najlepsze W tenn usfugi
oddaja Indusi. Ranni transporto-
wani So pociagami ambulansowymi
do Wynberg (w bliskosci Kap-
stadtu), gdzie urzadzono szpital
wojskowy. Szpital polny znajduje
sic W Deata. Szpital W Wynberg,
obliczony z poczatku ma 600 ran
nych, powiekszano stopniowo, tax,
re obecnie moze on 1,200 rannych
pomiescic. Pociagi ambulansowe
urzadzone sa bardzo wytwornie,
w6z kazdy ma IL lozek zotnierskich.
Rekonwalescenci odjezdzaja do Oh
czyzny, dfuga zas podroz morska
wpiywa tax uzdrawiajaco, re wielu
jest znowu do sfuzby wojskowej
zdatnych. Rany zadane kulami z
karabin6w Mausera, kt6rych uzy
waja Boerzy, lecza sic bardzo po-
myslnie. Stosunek smiertelnych
postrzaf6w do zranien jest 1876,
wiec mniejszy niz dawniej.