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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-13
WHAT WILL FORAKER DO?
youngstown yindicntor.)

What viii Foraker do, Is now
among the questions asked by politi.
clans and advocates of the Anti Saloon
law.
Congress under whip of the w. O. 7.
U. killed the army canteen, but the bill
has yet to pass the Senate before be,
coming law.
The Senate Is supposed to be less
easily moved by fears that beset Con.
grcss, ana therefore the action of For
nkcr, who is n candidate for reelection
Is being watched with interest.
The senior Senator is charged by the
temperance people, and not without
reason, with the defeat OF local option
In the late State Legislature. They
are now watching his course I'm the
Senate on the army canteen.
The liquor men aud brewers OF Ohio
hold Foraker rs their guardian, their
legal counselor and political saviour;
while the Temperance League OF the
state regard him as their greatest no,
lItical foe, Thus II is that the position
of Joseph Benson just now Is viewed
as being between the devil and deep
sea"
Tho Legislature that will select tho
noxt Senator from Ohio, is yet to bo
chosen, and the temperance people
have very long knife sharp at tho
point, and ground on both edges up
their sleeve for Foraker for pnst bad
deeds, The brewers and liquor men
feel that they owe their captain feudal
service for his defeat OF local option
and are Jealous in his behalf.
What viii the Senator now do in his
present dilemma? WIN he fall before
public opinion as expressed by Con,
gress in It's vote ON the canteen. desert
the brewers and forego their influence
In hope OF winning the temperance
vote and assistance of the w. @. T. u
in his Senatorial fight, or win he con
tlnue 10 place his trust In the trained
llegions OF Gambrinusi ,,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-13
OFFICERS
For Akron Council Were Elected
Wednesday Nilh'.

Akron Masonic Council, Royal and
Select Masters held its annual meeting
Wednesday night. The following Off
GERS were electeda: Thrice Illustrious
Master, j. G. McMillen; Deputy Thrice
Illustrious Master, Edward Nall; Prin-
cipal conductor Of the work w. E.
Langdon; Conductor Of the Council,
Henry Bockstead; Captain of the
Guard, William Purdy; steward, Jud-
son Thomas; treasurer, NJ. Ii. Crum-
rlne; recorder, A. III. Sargent; guard,
J. j. Hunsicker. The installation will
be held next Wednesday night.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-13
Built Fire to Keep Them
selves Warm.
A., B. & C. Waiting Room Was
Also Visited.
But Nothing Of Value Taken-Cuya'
hosa Falls News.
Especial Correspondence,

Especial Correspondence
Cuyahoga Fails, Dec. 12.-The burg
lars who entered Ed Havres clothing
store Tuesday night, did so with a
coolness which shows that they con.
sidered the danger of detection very
slight. They first broke into Dufy's
printing office in the rear of the build
ing. From there they entered Havre's
cellar, and went upstairs into the shoe
store. 1t was necessary that they
walk forward to the very front Of the
store and go through the arch which
connects with the clothing store. This
is in full view from the street. Hav-
ing reached the clothing store, the
burglars took the kindling which lay
near the stove in readiness for morning
and built themselves fire by which
to work In comfort.
The cash drawer was wrecked aud
the thieving done, evidently in a leis-
urely manner. Having accomplished
their work, they took their departure.
There is not the slightest clue to the
identity of the burglars although they
must certainly have been persons ac-
qualnted with the lay Of the store.
A pair of new rubbers, probably stolen
from Havre's stock, and a harmonica
were found at the door In the rear.
The waiting room of the A. b. g.
was broken into Tuesday night. The
windows were smashed but nothing
further was attempted. The theory is
advanced that the breaking was done
by passenger waiting for late car,
who, finding the room locked broke
In to get ont OF the cold.
Evan Harris was fined So and costs
yesterday morning for intoxication.
The trouble between John Harris
and John Snney, which eliminated in
fight Monday night has been brew,
ing some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris kept boarding
house and Llnney was patron. There
has been Ill feeling between the two
men for some time owing to Harris
accusing Linney of alleged attentions
20 Harris wife. 1t is also alleged that
on the night of the fight Harris put
himself on record as looking for Lin
ney with the intention OF whipping
him.
1t Is further alleged that Harris dc.
clared his intention IN n saloon where
Linney was at the time, and that n
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-13

fight occurred Immediately. The case
Is set for hearing today. Harris face
is badly bruised and swollen, caused
partly, he claims, by Linney kicking
him when he was down.
1t is said Mrs Harris refuses to live
with her husband, claiming the whole
trouble was caused by extreme jeal-
ousy.
Last night suppers were served by
the Ladies Of the Maccabees. Tonight
and tomorrow night there will be an
entertainment In connection.
Mrs. Florence Wurtemberger, of
Kent, spent Tuesday with Mrs. Frank
Edwards.
DR.. Beardsley closed most success
full and interesting series of lectures
last night at Apollo hall.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-13
HAROSHlPS
Endured by Rev. Zinn In Confederate
Prisons.

st, Paul's Lutheran church was com.
fortably filled last night to hear the
lecture by Rev, j. II. Zinn, ON his ex.
perlences during the Civil war in Con,
direct and forceful speaker, and held
his audience spellbound. Many times
he brought tears to the eyes of his
hearers by his story Of sad scenes and
incidents, His experience has been n
remarkable one, and by its telling he
teaches lesson in patriotism not soon
to be forgotten.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-13
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR A eoss,

On the same day that the Resolu,
Hons committee Of the Ohio Grange
was preparing vigorous resolution
memorializlng Congress 10 enact the
OleomuFgarine bill, the Attorney Cen,
eral Of New York dismissed the suits
that had been brought TO collect up.
ward of 100000 from the Armours
as penalties for the violation OF the
oieomargarine laws OF that state,
The dismissal OF these suits was
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-13
For Pneumonia

Or, @. ]. Bishop, Agnew, Mich, says:
"I have used Foley's Honey and Tar
in three very severe cases of pneu-
monia with good results in every case"
There is nothing so good.
]. NJ. LATER, j. Lamparter & Co..
A. Warner.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-13

without taking any issue on the mat
ter of the abollshment of the Board
OF City Commissioners, it might be
pertinent to inquire what plan do the
gentlemen in favor of the abolishment
propose for the government Of the
city? There's the rub.-Youngstown
Telegram.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-13
BOARD
Will Grind No Axes.
Applicants For Railway
Franchises
Must Have Another Mo-
tive Than Speculation
Or the Desire to Spite Some
body.
Our County Commissioners Have Set
the Pace For Concessions.

Before County Commissioners Fillius
returned to his home yesterday after
noon he remarked that the Board OF
County Commissioners has decided to
call a halt upon the granting Of
electric railway franchises to appli-
cants who want the franchises merely
to engage in speculation or to spiteful-
ly block some legitimate company from
extending its lines.
AS an instance OF what he consider
ed to be spite work in the application
for franchise Commissioner Fillius
referred to the application submitted
recently by Mr.. V. A. Taylor, for a
franchise covering small piece Of
road in the northeastern part of the
county.
From representations that had been
made the people have been
led to believe said Mr.. Fillius, that
the franchise applied for by Mr.. Tay-
lor covered an entire right of way from
the county line ON the north to the line
on the east adjoining Portage county.
But when the Board of Commission
ers investigated the matter it learned
that the application covered only q
strip extending from the south line Of
the Twinsburg public square to the
north corporation line Of Hudson. The
motive seemed to the Board to be a
selfish one, that Mr.. Taylor desired to
tie up a highway against some other
persons use. so the franchise was de-
MED"
Commissioner Fillius also called the
Democrats attention to the terms OF
some of the franchises granted recent
ly by the Boards Of Commissioners in
counties adjoining Summit.
1T has been the good fortune Of the
Summit county Board said Mr.. FIJI
lius, ito set the example in demanding
public concessions from applicants for
railway franchises, and that this has
been good thing is indicated by the
fact that the franchises granted in the
adjoining counties are exact copies OF
the Summit county franchises. Not
the least of the concessions that have
been obtained by the Summit county
Board are those requiring the payment
of a fixed annual mileage rental, and
the provision that the tracks of the
companies should be located in the
center of highways, under the direc-
ton of the county surveyor, at the
expense of the companies"
Boys, do you like good eating candy?
Then see that the box in your store
Is marked Sellthebest.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-13

The renewed activity that is being
displayed by the various branches of
the Antl-Saloon League throughout
Ohio must be anything but comforting
to Senator Foraker's peace of mind,
The League is holding revival meet
ings In every leading city of the State,
and Ia urging the temperance vote TO
prepare for the battle with the liquor
interests, for which Senator Foraker
In attorney, next fall II Is not so
much the Anti Saloon League as an
organization that Senator Fornkcp
fears, us 1t is the power of the League
to cause a general public agitation
with reference TO the Senator's record
upon the subject Of temperance legis
lation.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-13
THURSDAY. DEC. 10, 1900.

Akrons merchants are offering bet
ter holiday bargains than ever this
year The bargains will be found daily
recorded in the Democrat.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-13

Telegram.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-13

Llncoln's birthday anniversary will
be celebrated by the JeffersonJack-
son League, one of the leading Demo,
cratic organizations of Columbus.
why not? Every principle for which
the great President contended Is en-
bodied in the Democratic plat
forms Of today. And In the
late campaign the Democratic
orators were the only ones who
dared quote Abraham Lincoln in en-
dorsement of their policies.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-12-10
Rome wiadomoscs
telegraficzne.

- Wojsko niemieckie otrzyma
karabiny ulepszonego systemu.
- Ludnosc niemiecka ME moze
przebaczye cesarzowi Wilhelmowi,
re ME udzielii posfuchania Krue.
gerowi.
- W Ang1ii zalecono piwowa.
rom fabrykowae piwo ma spos6b
bawarski.
- Ofcerowie francuscy i nie-
mieccy ofaruja Holandyi swe usiu-
gi ma wypadek woiny z Portuga.
lie,
-Carowa telegrafowala do ma.
stepcy tronu, wielkiego ksiecia Mi
chafa, re ME ma po co przyjezdzac
do Liwadyi, poniewaz car MikotaJ
odzyskuje zdrowie.
: Ang icy chca wydac prokla.
macye, uznajaca walczacych do.
tychczas Boerow "a bandytow.
= Anglia wzmacnia swe brzegi,
a2eby W danym razie przeszkodzic
wyladowaniu wojsk cudzoziem-
skich, ma wypadek wojny.
- Amerykanie chca budowac
kanai Nicaragua, ME troszczac sic
pretensye Anglii do tego kanaiu'
We willie Bozego Narodzenia
odbedzie sic uroczyste zamkniecie
swietych drzwi katedry sw. Piotra'
->Swietopietrze W biezacym ro-
ku jubileuszowym, doszlo dotych.
czas do sunny S3,200,OO0.
Maxine Gomez, kubanski pa
tryota, zyje obecnie ma matej far
ME. we wielkim niedostatku.
w Canton, o .,spaliia sic dziel-
MICA, stanowiaca wiasnosc spad-
kobierc6w rodziny Sexton, do kt6-
rych zalicza sic pani Mckinley TO-
ma prezydenta.
- Prey zderzeniu sic pociagu
osobowego z towarowym, We Fila
delft, zostalo pokaleczonych 20 pa
saaer6w.
w Kankakee, ILL.,, spalif sig
niemiecki kosciof katolicki, Strata
wynosi $4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-12-10
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Podejrzana smiert.

W Piatek rano umarf posrod po-
dejrzanych okolicznosci 2lletnl
Wojciech Kempiak W domu pm.
$500 Justine str, a W Sobote od-
byly sic ogledziny koronera,
W czasie ktorych sprawdzono, co
nastepuje:
We Srode wieczorem W tylneJ
czesci domu pm. 540O Justine str.
ma parterze, znaidowai sic Ken.
piak z ]akims innym czlowiekiem j
jakas kobieta W swej izbie, kiedy
do okna 2apukali Jan Fleming,
James Fogarty j Stefan Banduski,
wszyscy trzej we wieku IL IL lat.
Kempiak otworzyi szybko okno
wyskoczyi. Owl trzej zaczeli ucie-
kae, ale Kempiak ich dogonif.
Wywiazala sic bdjka i Kempiak
obity do nieprzytomnosci upadf.
Dwaj wspoikomornicy jego, Jan
Barszcz i Jan Nudlak tymczasem
nadeszli i ujrzawszy 60 lezacego,
zaniesi go do domu. Me odzy.
skawszy juz przytomnosci, KEN.
piak umarf W Piqtek rano. Are.
sztowano owych trzech, kt6rzy 2
MIN sic bill; twierdza oni, re KEN.
piak ma nich napadt, ale zapewnis.
ja, ae oni jego ME bill. Pod KEN.
piakiem znaleziono krwia zbroczo.
ma deske, kt6re prawdopodobnie
uderzono W glove Kempiaka; mial
on zlamana skroh lewa j umarf
wskutek naruszenis m6zgu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-12-10
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdowej.
Chicago, 10 Grudnia 1900.

Chae0go, lu 0ruonis i'0"
Miedzy Holandya a Portugalis
sanosi sic ma powazny zatarg pon.
tyezny, ktory zdaniem niektorych
ayplomat6w jest podobno dzleiem
dra Leyds, prezesa komisyi Boe-
row. Gdyby rzeczywiscle tax by
10, gdyby Leydsowi powiodto sig
doprowadzie do woiny pomiedzy
Holandya a Portugalia, sprawa
Boer6w weszisby ma nowe tory.
To co stracili przez wojne z Ang-
liza, zyskaliby stojac po stronie Ho'
Landyi.
Me ulega watpliwosci, re chWl-
Ia wybuchu wOjny miedzy Wymie'
nionemi panstwami trzeciego re
du, Boerzy wtargneliby niezWtocz-
ME do posiadio5ci portugalskich W
Afryce staczaliby tam zwyclezkle
bitwy ladowe nieiicznem VOL
skiem portugalskiem. tymczasem
silna wzglednie hota holenderska
przyprawiiaby Portugale o strate
iej okret6w r6wnie szybko. jak to
,czynif admiral Dewey ze stareml
oudiami hiszpanskiemi pod Ma
lila.
Boerzy przeniesIiby sic groma-
lnie Transwalu i panstwa U.
.anie do dzisieiszyeh posiadiosci
,ortugalskich, rozciagajacych sie
,ad morzem, utworzyliby tam
nova, silna rzeczpospolita, pod
orotektoratem pokrewnej, q wzgle.
lnie silnei Holandyi. Taxi obr6t
.zeczy bylby Anglii niewatpliwie
aie ma reka lecz ME smiaiaby po-
nimo to stanae czynnie po stronie
PortugaIii, gdyz krok TAXI wywo-
taiby na pierwszym planie zbFojny
protest ze strony Niemiec. Wy
nikiaby ztad vojna powszechna, "
kt6rei szanse powodzenia ME byfy-
by po stronie Anglikow.
Badz co badz, faktem jest ME-
watpliwym, re Holendrzy przyj-
muis Kruegera re zapafem ME-
zvyklym tych aegmatyk6w
r6wnym zspaiem zadaja wojny z
Portugalia. Co kr6lowa Wilhel-
nina powiedzisfa KFuegerowi na
poufnem posiuchaniu jake So
zamiary rzadu holenderskiego VI
sprawie zatargu Portugalia, to
pokaze niedaleka przysztosc.
Lizbony nadchodza wiadomo-
sci, re rad tuteiszy hczy ma na-
tychmiastowa pomoc Anglii, kt6-
rel wystapienie wstrzyma Holan-
dye cd przedsiebrania krokow wo-
jennych. Po stronie Portugalii
stale nadto Hiszpania, jakkolwiek
: jej strony niema sic Holandya
,zego obawiae.
" miare, jak wzrastaf przemyf i
handel polski W Poznanskiem,
upadaE zydowski, naEet Niemcy
wolni cd szowinizmu narodowego.
woleli popierat Polak6w przeeiw
aydom.
Staio sie wiec to, CO STAG sic by.
10 powinno, i CO W Polsce VI koncu
stae sic musi, re przemysi i handel
; rsk zydowskich przeszedf " ME
1t6rych miejscowosciach zupeinie
y rece Polak6w q " innych W zna-
sznei ezesci.
" slad "a tenn zmniejszyia sic
;akze VI tych mieiscowosciach i Ii
szba 2yd6w. I tax W roku 1871
ludnose prowincyi poznanskiej wy
aosifa l,5s3,s43 glow, z czego ~
dow byFo 81, ,437; W roku 1895 og6l-
ma ludnose wynosiia 1,s2s,6SS
glow, czego zyd6w juz tylko 40
9l9, czyh kiedy W roku 1871 zydzi
stanowili 4 procent, W roku 1895
juz tylko 2 procent os6lnej ludno-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-12-10

W fabryce Illinois Steel
Co." W South Chicago W Piatek
spadli 2 rusztowania wiszacego z
wysokosci 80 stop August Ander-
son Chas. Massman zabili sic ma
miejscu.
- Zarzad parkow dzielnicy "a.
chodniej zamierzs ustawic ma Dou-
glas Boulevard wspaniaia fontsne
losstem okoao S16, 900
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-12-10

leznych ME byfa liczna ME dawa.
Ia schizmatyckiemu ksiedzu utrzy-
1hania, zalezaio komus ma tenn, a.
zeby otrzymac assekuracye. Poll
cya stara sic wysledzie sprawce po-
laru.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-12-10
Nadzieje pokoju W Chinach.
Podroz Kruegera ME przyniesie praktycz-
nych rezultat6w.
Grozny zatarg Portugalii Holandya'
f KONGREsU w BIEzACYM TYGODNIU.


Stan ten, badz CO badz dla Pota-
k6w bardzo korzystny, stwierdza-
jacy znakomite rezultaty walkl z
zydostwem W ciagu ostatniego 20
lecia, wykazujacy, re jedynie anty-
semityzm jest W stanie podnlesc
zywotnosc uzdrowic polskie opta-
kane stosunki gospodarcze, ME
mogf i ME moae podobac sic ma
Sym najzajadlejszym nieprzyJa-
ciolom - hakatysci ME moga
przeciez pozwolio, by Polacy stall
sic majetnymi, niezaleznymi oby-
watelami, oni ME moga przeciez
spokojnie patrzec ma rozw6l pol
skiego przemysfu handlu, tel pod
stawy narodowego dobrobytu; da-
lej2e tedy krzyczec, ze antysemi-
tyzm jest szkodliwy dla panstwa,
bo wychodzi ma korzySc PoIakom!
re krzywdzi obywateli, ktorzy 10
jalnie siuza rzadowi i ktorzy stall
zawsze po stronie Niemc6w it'd.
4 oto CO pisze Post. Ztg.":
.,Ostmarkverein" postawi} sobie "a
zadanie wzmacniac Niemc6w ma
wschodnich kresach popierac ich
W walce przeciw wzmagajacemu
sic zywiotowi polskiemu. Czyz
ME jest rzeczs uderzajaca, re zydzi
do tego zwiazku wcale ME wstepu-
ia, ci, kt6rzy W wiekszej czesci o.
piacaia koszta tel walki?
Odpowiedz ley W tenn. re zydzi
zmuszeni sa walczyc nietylko z Po-
lakami, ale nawet Niemcami-
wsp6lobywatelami.
.,Ostmarkverein" valley wpraw-
die W obronie tych ostatnich, ale
rownoczesnie zwalcza lyd6w.
Zwiazek gospodarzy rolnych, ME-
dawno powstaiy, ME przyjmuje ma
czfonkow swoich obywateli zydow-
skich, a zakladane po mafych mia
steczkaeh przez Niemc6w domy
kupieckie ina wz6r naszych K6fek
rolniczych) czynia egzystencye ma
}ych sklep6w zydowskich niemozli-
wa.
Me jest rzecza wiadoma, by Rad
re swoich fundusz6w udzielif kie-
dy zydowi jake stypendyum. Ka-
ryera urzedniczs jest dla zyd6w
zsmknieta, antysemici krzycza:
ME kupujcie u zyd6w!
,,Oto jak przedstawia sic walka
ma wschodzie: jednej strony
zwarci Polacy podziwienia godna
organizacya osobista abnegacya;
oni kochaja swoja ojczyzue i die
ci ich zostaja ma miejscu; z dru-
giej strony Niemcy, kt6rych urze-
dnicy przeniesieni ma obey wrogi
sobie grunt, ME znaiduja podsta-
wy wiasciwei ami ola siebie, a Jesz-
cze mniej dla swoich dzieci. Mad
to ekskluzywnose stan6w, zawod6w
wyznania, rozdwoienie to jeszcze
pogarsza.
Nieznaczna cze:t zyd6w jest
zmuszona opuszczac plac boju, ME-
chcac dostac sic miedzy diva ognie.
Walka W takich warunkach jest
zawsze niekorzystna dla Niemc6w,
chocby punkt ciezkoSci ma ich sic
miaf przechylic strone. Polacy W
swym wytrwaiym postepie naprz6d
prawie wszystkle miejsca opu-
szczone przez zyd6w zajmuja, q
tylko nieznaczna czesc dostaie sic
W rece katolickich Niemcow.
,Najnowsze zarzadzenia rzadu
dla podniesienia niemieckosci W
prowincyi Poznanskiej ME So bez
znaczenia, jednakowoz Rad jeszcze
dotychczas ME przyszedt do pre-
konania, re najwiekszym sprzymie-
rzencem Polak6w jest wlasnie an
tysemityzm."
Nh
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- Konstable sedziego Gibbonsa
aresztowali onepdaj SO handlarzy
mleka, kt6rzy ME mieli icencyi,
Dotychczas 600 takich handlarxy
byae peoossowanych.
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Mysl.

Nfkczemnik, kto sic bawi .oszczerstws-
mi"
jeszcze reee radosci zaciera;
Lecz stokroe gozej rod cziowieczy plami
Ten, kto oszezerc6w, daje posiuch, wspie-
p.
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z zazdrOsei.

W mieszkaniu brata swego. u
ktorego mieszkaf, pm. 165 Ontario
str, wczoraj wczesnie rano Ed.
O'Connor zostaf smiertelnie ranio-
ny wystrzaiem rewolweru przez
Bud. Hansona, swego rywala W
staraniu sic 0 wzgledy niejakiej
May Fredericks. Ranionego "a.
wieziono do szpitala Provident j a.
resztowano tylko brata jego tym-
czasowo, jako swiadka; Hanson
umknat ukrywa sis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-12-10

| Zarzucono KotWlce, Oo Ellipiucly.-
k6w zaczelo ostrzeliwac okret, kto-
| ry musial podniest ma nowo kotwi.
ee, i cofnac sic do Catandugnes.
Po stronie amerykahskiei zsinefo
| dwoch ochotnik6w j dw6ch zostafo
ranionych.
General Macarthur zatwierdzif
wyroki smierci, wydane ma kilka
os6b, kt6re dopuszczaly sic mordu,
| podpalenia j rabunku. W innych
wypadkach zamienif wyroki smier-
ci ma kare wiezienia.
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Zdaniem korespondenta DAILY
Mails, polozenie Amerykan6w ma
Filipinach jest bez wyjscia. Po-
wstahcy So zaopatrzeni " pienie-
DE kupuia mn6stwo broni. Q.
zatrzymywaniu okret6w, przewozaa.
cych te bron ma wyspy Filipinskie
ME moze bye mowy.
WASHINGTON, logo Grudnia. =
Przez caiy biezacy tydzieh senat
zajmowae sic bedzie sprawa trak-
/ tatu zawartego przez Haya j posla
Pauncefote, nadto kwestya blu,
wyznaczajacego subsydya ola kom.
panij, trudniacych sic utrzymywa-
MEM komunikacyi morskiej. Sena-
torzy Clay, West Berry, wypo.
| wiedza diugie mowy ma niekorzyse
blu o subsydyach.
/. W Srode posiedzenia ME bedzie
okazyi setnego jubileuszu prze'
niesienia stolicy Stan6w Zjedno.
czonych do Waszyngtonu.
w Izbie posiow bedzie ma po-
rzadku dziennym przyznanie kre-
dytu ma pokrycie wydatkow prawo-
dawstwa, egzekutywy sadownie-
twa zwiazkowego.
New YORK, logo Grudnia. =
Okretem LA BretagneA przybyf
wczoraj do New Yorku major Boe-
row, John Mcbride. Dowodzi4 on
brygada Irlandczykow, zrekruto-
wanych W Stanach Zjednoczonych
i sluzyi pod dow6dztwem puiko-
wnika Blake. Mcbride mowi z
wielkim zapaiem Boerach i ME
watpi ich ostatecznem zwycie-
ztwie.
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Posei chinski WI Ting Fang mo.
viii W hall Carnegie o Konfucyuszu
i tlomsczyl, ze ten ME byl wiasci-
vie zalozycielem nowego Kosciois.
Me stawiai zadnych dogmat6w i
ME gfosil, W jaki sposob nalezy cd.
dawac czese Bogu Czyniac wzmian-
ke o nauce Chrystusa: umilujcie
waszych nieprzyjaci6f", tiomaczyf
WI, ze teorya nauki Chrystusa ME
zgadza sig z czynami praktykowa-
nymi przez chrzescijan. Teraz
wfasnie pragna chrze5cijanscy mi.
syonarze W Chinach krwi zemsty,
a chrzescijanskie wojska pustosza
krai, ME oszczedzaiac zycia ME-
winnych niswiast dzieci. WI
widzi ogromna przepaso miedzy
nauka Chrystusa jej zastosowa.
MEM ME sadzi, azeby ktos mogf
milowac tego, kt6ry mu zamordo-
wal OLGA lub zniszczyf jego domowe
ognisko. WI przeklada nauke
Konfucyusza, ktory "a mifosc ofa-
rule mifose i zada azeby krzywdy
byfy karane W przybytkach spra-
!! wiedliwosci.
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| Urzednicy kolei Santa Fe So tego
| zdania, ze strajk telegra6stow ma.
ley uwazae "a przegrany. Pred
upIywem dw6ch tygodni wszystko
| wroci do dawnego stanu. Glowny
zarzadca kolei rozeslat ok6lnik, "a
| powiadajacy, ze ci telegrafsci, kt6'
rzy ME porzucili piracy, moga spo-
dziewae sic awansu. Kto wr6ci
niezwiocznie ma swe stanowisko,
ten bedzie mogf pracowac nadal.
w miejsce takieh, ktorzy ME po-
wr6ce, zostana przyieci nowi urze-
! dnicy.
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