davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-26

their treatment fa1 tn.
fully. In fact, I seemed
to get worse all the
while. I took aim ost
every social Q d blood
remedy, but they did not
seem TO reach the dis
ease, and had no effect
whatever. I was d i r
heartened, for II seemed
that I would never be
cured. At the advice Of
. friend I then took
8. 8. g., and began % i'm.
prove. ], continued the
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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-26

Nessrs. Adams and Lirdbergh have no
interest in above property.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-26

The law providing for licensing
BARRIERS ia being considered by the
supreme court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-19
DAVIS lN A BAD BOX.

q Attthe recent Bryan meeting in St.
Louis Webster Davis. who has been
posing as a reformer and who Was ali
one time assistant secretary OF the in
terror department., took occasion 10 @say
that he had been accused of an ipfam-
ourscrime by men do not know, etc.
Mr.. Davis defied them by SAYING: Il
challenge them to produce a single let
ter that have ever written or to bring
forward any other legitimate proof TO
substantiate their charge, Mr.. Davis
swa1 accused of acting as a recruiting
5ofncer for the Boer cause while occupy
Int a. government position The accusa-
item IL made with such circumstantia,
sdstail by a man who while in a gov
gernment position himself. carried out
ME- Davis orders quietly, that it GER
stainiy places him in an awkward situa-
\ ton. The statement Of Mr.. ThielkuhI
The accuser In question, is that he by
Mr.sDayie rection,-twice inserted in
sthe athington papers an advertise
alaset pgsp4red by Davis for able bodied
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-19
NEW YORK AGAINST BRYAN.

In line with what was said on this
page yesterday on Organism a Wash
ington correspondent calls attention TO
the fact that the extravagant claims
! which have been made by democratic
papers az to November results in New
York have led TO several quiet investi-
cations being instituted by interested
republic the national capital. The
results do not bear out these claims in
any particular. One of the Oldest, best
known and most conservative cores
pondents in washington, who is now
member of one Of the government COM
missions and entirely unprejudiced and
fair. has just returned from New York,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-19
BRYAN AND STEVENSON.

5ssliiia am =. f'fSanSs5 letter Of accep-
4 lance mas az least the merit of compar-
Z awe prevlty IT is also rather mader-
ate IN It's tone, more so than many of
Z MS merry speeches and inflammatorS
9eclaratlons But the Fact that the
platform at kansas City commands his
y cordlal and unqualified APPROVAL. Will
4 pe a. suf1lcient warrant for the great
i majority .oi prudent and progressive
4 e 81 20 turn MIN down ar the polls
en- the 5bth Of November A candidate
VINO endorses and uphelds the various
lsrns 81 that platform is unworthy
5 the confidence OF the people. Most of
e those Interested in such documents as
hlsaletsel looked at once for his fnan-
+ clal utterances. ard found that he re-
aitlrmed his l6 to silvsrism however
Z much he may row be attempting to ig-
more il in his speeches. He makes a plea
Tor restoring silver e It's ancient
place as q standard money" Yet in
the next sentence he admits that 'sthe
ratio Of 16 tos1 IS not only the ratio now
existing between an the gold and silver
in circulation in this country. a ratio
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-19
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

The Belle PLANE Union notices that
recent developments in the Philippines.
showing hope in democratic success,
has done much TO discredft the Bryan
campaign But the designs of the Fill
irino leaders are really shown in the
statement that loot, not liberty, is
What the Aguinaldists demand an
arehy, not government; blood and
sbutchery instead of peace and pros
5perity."
The Tama Free Press says the asser-
ton that the travelling men are all for
Bryan is the greatest campaign lie
that was ever sent out from the cam
lpaIgn liars headquarters. 1t declares
that the average viii be that about
one travelling man in a dozen is shout
ing for Bryan
The Ottumwa Courier remarks that
zone good result of the carnival is all
ready apparent. The streets have been
Ieleaned.'
The Nottingham, England. lace
lmakers are organizing a s5.OO0,00c trust
and it is said that the combine has abb
Esorbed all The firms engaged in that in
Edustry, with less than half dozen ex-
|ceptions. "Ofgeourse the republicans of
1.-THE United States are responsible for
that English trust, says the Burling-
.on Hawkeye.
The Clinton Herald says: THE Her
the mayor to appoint committee to So
Illicit funds for the Galveston sufferers
land the mayor has responded. He sends
word to this Office that he has APP
pointed the editor of the Herald with
Authority to add to the committee. The
responsibility is accepted in the same
spirit in which it is rendered, and the
first member Of the committee is here
I by announced. the Hon. George d. Me-
Daid, mayor of Clinton. The committee
will meet at 8 a. m. Tuesday and begin
Operations. Other members will be an
lnounced after the committee meets to-
i i T.. \ 10 : ! y
morrow. Clinton should send thou
sand dollars to Galveston without de-
lay
The Waterloo Courier thinks 'it is a
strange coincidence that coal miners
strikes and cold waves should come so
close together"
The Des Moines Register believes 1t
would be foolish to take recount of
the capital city's population. IF the
city should make a count OF its own the
figures would be useless. as statisticians
everywhere accept the governments
figures as correct. Taking another
count is useless expense for any city.
and it is far from wise to talk about II"
The Marion Register notices that Cato
Sells has not been heard to say that
victory is in the air" since he nomi-
mated Mr.. Kerr for congress-. When
ever plum is in sight the Vinton
statesman can be depended upoon to
take a seat at the table and call for
pudding. The nomination went to Mr..
Kerr because defeat Is certain r
= III Z
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-19
Endured Death,s Agouiv-.

Only a roaring fire enabled j. NJ. Gar
retson, Of San Antonio. Tex, to lie down
when attacked by asthma, from which
he suffered for years He writes that
his misery was often 10 great that II
seemed he endured the agonies OF
death; but DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption wholly cured him.
This marvellous medicine IL the only
known cure for asthma SIS well as con-
sumption. coughs and colds, and ali
throat, chest and lung troubles. Price
SO cents and 81 Guaranteed. Trial
bottles free at George r. Powers drug
store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-19

Indians in San Miguel county, Colo
RADIO. threaten an outbreak. Wondsr ii
they ought TO be suppressed? Rar~red
to Bryan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-19
BRYA;l SAYS HE WILL.

FROM sprscn OF W. j. BRYAN AT KNOX
VILE. TENN. SEPTEMBER 10. !, sss.
.'If there is any one who be-
lteves that the gold standard is u
good thing. or that it must be
Smatntained. warn him not to
! cast his vote for me, because i
promise him II will not be mains
tanned In this scountrylo longer than
am able to get rid of it,.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-19
z,
ECKELS SAYS HE CAN.
JAMES &. eckEls. Ea.somPrRolLER OF THE
CURRENCY. a DEMOCRAT, TELLS WHY he
WILL NOT SUPPORT BRYAN.

=
slf elected president the public
must be preparedto see MIR. Bryan.
as chief executive and those as
soctated with HIM as cabinet
! counseiors. construe every law
bearing upon the currency, and,
the powers of the treasury depart
( ment. in sucharnannerast to null1-
: fy, as best he can. Its provisions in
so faras they bear upon the mafn-
tenance ofthe.old standard.
1.-THE experiment is too danger
1 Gus q one to be entered u pom by any
on the grounds that the gold stand
ard is SO fixed In law that 1t can
not be disturbed, no matter who
may be president or secretary of,
the treasury.
~ is not a perfect law. but can
s be made 50 by its friends. 1t can
be made abortive by its enemies.
once firmly intrcnched1 In power,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-19
For over FfflY. = 8 =

49, - : OF OVeF FI1ty48 y e0rA I.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children while teething.
II soothes the child. softens the gums.
allays all pain. cures wind cholic and is
the best remedy for disrrhoea. Twenty
i've cents bottle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-19

FeopIe living IN small towns where
relief funds are not being raised can
forward their donations to this ONCE.
Galveston needs the help OF everyone.
AS fast as subscriptions are received
from other towns the nance Will ap-
pear in this list and each town given
the proper credit. 1t Is hoped that the
farmers viii! contributes literally.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-19
REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL TICKET.
For President.
WILLIAM M'KINLEy.
e of Ohio.
For Vice President,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
of New York.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Secretary of state-w. B. MAR
TIN. of Adair
For Treasurer Of state-G. S. GIL
BERTSON, of Winnebago.
For Attorney General-C. W. Null
Ian, of Blackhawk.
For Auditor of state-F. F. MERRI-
AN, Of Delaware.
For judge of Supreme Court-EAlI.IN
M.CLAIN, of johnson.
For Railroad Commissioner-D. j.
PALMER. of ashington.
Electors at-Large-JOHN NJ. BALD
WIN of Pottawattamie; OLE o. ROE.
of Polk
For Congressman. Fifth district
ROBERT G. COUSINS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-19
GAL YES ! & TON / ;! II
RELIEF FUND.

~
As the horrors Of the Galveston dis
aster become better known their enor-
nifty increases with every new eport
1T is certain that 5000 people persisted
in the one: city. The rest of the 10000
inhabitants are homeless and destitute.
They must receive aid. 1t will cost
millions merely to clear away the
debris. Thousands upon thousands
have lost their all in the one nights
storm. Such suffering and such a ca
lamity should appeal to the prosperous
people of Iowa and donations to every
Galveston relief fund should roll in as
generously as natures gifts this past
season have been. The Times-R epubli-
can has arranged to receive ana for--
ward donations. The farmers of Iowa
are the ones who should give.
IT GROWS.
The people OF Marshalltown are TAX
lug hold of the Galveston relief effort
in a noble manner, The fund has grown
rapidly in the last twenty-four hours.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-08

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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
ROk 10.

ME m6g@by mieszac sic do spraw tel
szko1y, jako instytucji prywatnej i nio
ME sta}oby ma przeszkodzie dobrej wolf
zarzadu.
Kohczac uwagi nasze W sprawie dla
wyohodzctwa polskiego tax waznej, wy
razamy nadzieje, ze zarzad szkoly ME
bedzie uwazal slow naszych Ia nieche6
osobista. Zadnego panow nalezacych
do zarzadu ME znamy a iezeli gios "a
bralismy po tax d}ugiem milczeniu, to
ma wezwanie ,,G}osu Wolnego" dla
dobra ogolu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
No. go.

TRESC: o Szkofe.-Spraws chiiiska- ostatnie chwi
lie kr0lowej Jadw ri. - Pokfosie uroczystosci kra-
kowskich. = Oko Proroka. czyn Hanasz bystry
lego przygody- Przeglsd polityczny. Sprawo-
zdAnie komizarza Skarbu Mar. z nemt ojczystei
Ze swiata. Polacy obey znie. - Jan Gutten-
berg. - Czy to prAwda? - Notatki. - Stan hnanso-
sprawozdanie Zarzadu Muzeum N p. = Piesn po-
swecenia- - 90 sfychacf - W adomoeci zwi,zko-
we.-K Katorgi na Sachalinie. - Mckinney. Kroni-
Ia mieiscowa- - Poszukwania. psdhekovania
ogfoszeniA-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
Sprawa chihska.

Obecne powstanis bokser6w W Chi
mach spowodowany przez takowe Ia
targ Chin mocarstwami europejskiemi
oraz Stanami Zjednoczonymi, kt6ry.
niema watpliwosci, re sic skohozy obje.
ciem zupe}nej kontroli mad Chinami
przez oudzoziemo6w : ME Jest zrozu-
: mi~ly dla przeoietnego czytelnika, ME
zwracajacego uwagi na dzieje kraju
tax odlegiego aprzytem tax biernie
dotychczas zachowujacego sic wzgle-
dem oywilizacji, to tez uwazamy "a po-
trzebne kilka slow o tel sprawie pomd-
vic.
Prof. Hermann Schumacher Berli-
ma, znawca stosunkow ma dalekim
wschodzie, tax opisuje stosunek chi6-
czykow do oudzoziemc6w:
w kazdym chihczyku tkwi gleboka
nienawisc ku cudzoziemcom. Zabobon-
nose powszechna kwitnie W Chinach
paralizuje NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dzia-
ialnosc misjonarzy. Chihozyoy opo.
wiadaja sobie nap, re misjonarze wy
rywaja zywym dzieciom jezyki oczy,
zmariym serca wnetrznosci, ably wyra-
biac mich leki dla swoioh, ze przemie-
niaja czarami niekt6ryoh chi6czykow W
ncudzoziemskie djably" t. p.
Jednakowoz ruch og6lny przeciw
misjonarzom W szczeg6lnosci, a euro
Pejczykom wogole, mogl przybrac
szersze, narodowe znaczenie wtedy, gdy
wediug zdania chihozykow zagrozone
zostaiy materjalne lub polityozne inte.
resy narodu. Sta}o sic to w}asnie W o.
statnich latach. Chihozykow-o -ohrzesojan
zaczeli wspoaplemiehcy identyfkowacz
ozlonkami sekty ,Biaiej lilj", ktora
oddawna panujacy Rad mandzurski
uwazala "a najzaoietszego wroga. Wy.
Padki polityczne W 1898 r. przyspieszy.
fy rozwoj tego przekonania. ;,Sprowa.
dziies nam tn niemcow - mowii onepo
czasu gubernator Szantungu, g{osny
Yuebien do biskupa niemieckiego An.
zera. Gdyby ME ty twoi misjonarze,
Kiaoczau, Port.Arthur inne miasta ME
dosta}yby sic rece oudzoziemcow.
Wyscie wszystkiemu winni".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19

Ia to pieniadze rezyduje W szkole
dyrektor, 13 nauczycisli Z slu4acych-
razem 81 osob, t. j. ze ma kazda osob
utrzymywanych funduszow szko}y
przypada niespe}na d wooh uczni.
Wobec tego nalezy przyzna6, ze ME
byia bezpodstawna inicjatywa lwowskiej
,,Gazety Handlowo Geografcznej',
podjeta trzy lata temu a majaca ma oelu
zwrocenie uwagi og6iu polskiego ma
sprawe szko}y Batignolskiej uradzenie
co mia zrobiG.
Me bedziemy tu powtarzali przebiegu
polemiki, jaka tego powodu wynikia,
zaznaczymy tylko, re wezwanie ma po
czatku tego artyku}u podane jest tel
polemiki skutkiem przystapimy do od-
powiedzi.
Co do Pierwszego pytania: Czy szko-
Ia odpowiada obeohie swemu pierwot-
nemu celowi? -odpowiadamy zupe}nie
bezstronnie, jedynie ma zasadzie oyfr,
podanych powyzej, ze stanowczo uwa-
zamy istnienie jej W Paryzu "a marno.
trawstwo grosza publicznego.
Co do drugiego pytania, to zastana-
wialismy sic juz mad MEM przeszio II
roku temu (No. 4S Zgody, dnia 1.go
grudnia 1898. Artyku}: Dlaczego Bra
zyljaS). Bylismy pod6wozas zdania,
ze najlepiej bysoby przeniese szkole
paryska do Brazylji, dla wyrobienia in
-teligencji polskiej W swiezo powstaiych
kolonjach polskich. Cd tego czasu atoli
DUO wody upiyneio, sprawa szkoiy pa
ryskiej zostaia obszerniej om6wiona,
badz W oddzielnych broszuraoh, badz
W pismaoh polskich, zasziy przytem
zmiany polityczne, tax .e i nasze zdanie
W czesci ulegio zmianie.
Otoz dzisiaj sadzimy, re gdyby opinj ia
Publiczna doprowadzila do zwiniecia
szkoly polskiej W Paryzu, jako zbyt
kosztownej W stosunku korzysci jake
Przynosi - to po skapitalizowaniu jej
fundusz6w, najlepiej byioby podzielit
kaPitai ma trzy rowne czesci zuzytko-
wac, jak nastepuje: ! ma fundusz sty.
pendjalny prey muzeum Rapperswyl-
skiem dla kszta}cacej sic W wyzszych
zak}adach naukowych mlodziezy pol
skiej. Fundusz ten m6g{by nosi6 naz.
we funduszu stypendjalnego b. szko1y
Polskiej W Paryzu. ! ma za}ozenie szko-
iy Polskiej W Kurytybie (Brazylja) },
ktorej Potrzebe odczuwaja polaoy bra
zylijscy ooraz bardziej, wreszcie ! ma
utworzenie przy jednym pierwszorzed-
nyoh uniwersytetow W Stanach zjedno.
czonych katedry literatury historic
polskiej.
Jestesmy "a powyzszym podzis}em
dlatego, ze szkoia polska W Psryzu "a
iozona zostaia przedewszystkiem dla
dzieci wychodzcow, to tez fundusze
z jej likwidacji otrzymane, powinny ma
ten sam Gel bye uzyte.
Dalej, jezeli proponujemy zalozsnie
katedry literatury historic polskiej W
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
o SlkOfe.

Otrzymalismy cd redakoji ,,Glosu
Wolnego" W Paryzl nastepujace wez-
wanie:
Omawiana oddawna W prasie krajo-
wei zagrauicznej kwestja Szko}y Ba-
tignolskiej - dotychczas ME zostala
rozwiazana. Wyrazalismy juz ME raz
nasz poglad ma te kwestje, chcao jednak
zbadad ia dokiadnisj i giebiej, zwraoa.
my sic niniejszem do rodak6w W kraju
"a garnica prosba odpowiedz ma
nastepujace pytania:
ID Czy Szkoia odpowiada obecnie
swemu pierwotnemu celowi?
p Jesli ME = jaki uzytek zrobic z
kapitalow szkoiy (Skarb narodowy,
szkolnictwo ma Szlasku, stypendja Rap
perswylskie, Parana etc.
81 Kwestja prawna wobec rzadu
francuzkiego zwiazana ze zwinieciem
szkoly wycofanie kapitai6w.
Ia redakcje
II. Sfohski.
Zanim odPowiemy ma powyzsze pyta-
MIA, musimy W kilku slowach przy-
pomniec czytelnikom naszym sprawe
tel szkoiy, choc pisalismy juz niej
parokrotnie.
Szko}a polska W Paryzu, nazwana
Batignolska cd dzielnicy W ktorej sic
znajduje, za}ozona zostala po rewolucji
Listopadowej przez wychodzcow poll
tycznych, osiadlych W stolicy Francji.
Celem jej mia}o bye DAME wychowania
narodowego polskiego dzieciom wy
chodzcow, urodzonym ma obczyznie.
Dzieki ofiarom skladanym przez kraj
caly, fundusze tel szkoly rosly tax, ze
byia W stanie dawac wyohowanie do
200 nawet dzieciom polskim' rocznie
wype}niac nalezycie mySl zaIozycieli.
u czasem jednak, gdy wychodzctwo po-
lityczne zmniejszac sic zacze}o raptownie
ME tylko wskutek smierci weteranow
ale ! rozmaitych przyozyn, ktore pcha{y
wychodzcow do innych KRAKOW raczej
niz do Francji; szko1a Batignolska, po-
zbawiona kontroli opieki, coraz bar
dziej traci}a swoj charakter czysto-
polski, liczba zas uczni tax spadla, IL w
1898 r. liczono ich zaledwie 3S. Ma
wychowanie tych trzech dziesiatkow
cbiopcow, bardziej francuzow niz pols-
kow, zuzywany jest procent cd kapitalu
wynoszacego .Przeszio million frankow,
liczac W to kapita}y oraz wartosc bu-
dynk6w urzadzeh szkolnych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19

Chicago, I'LL, dnia 1890 Lipca 1900 roku.

kt6rym uniwersytetow amerykafskich,
to dlatego, re dzieki ofiarnosoi miljone-
IA, p. Crane, powsta}a W uniwersytecie
chicagoskim katedra jezyka rosyjskiego
i literatury slowiahskiej, kt6rej kieru-
mex obejmie rosjanin, my wiec powin-
nismy starac sic zapoznanie ameryka-
now naszemi dziejami nasza litera-
tura W prawdziwem oswietleniu.
M6g}by jednak kto twierdzi6, ae "a
lozenie Ia ten fundusz wyaszej szko}y
Polskiej W Stanaoh Zjednoczonych by
loby bardziej ma miejscu. Otoz, zda.
MEM naszem, ] fundusz otrzymanego ze
szkoiy paryskiej by}aby na ten eel ME
wystarczajaca, a przytem projekt taxi
wywolalby kiotnie rosterki wsrod ma
szych stronnictw W rezultacie m6g}by
doProwadzie do rozbicia wszystkiego.
Gdyby jednak uznanem bye mia&o,
re wychodzcy polscy W Ameryce, po-
mimo ofarnosci swej ma cele narodowe
wszelkiego rodzaju, pomimo serdeczne-
60 przywiazania swego do Ojczyzny =
ma pomoc materjalna W takich razach
ME zas}uguia; to bylibysmy "a tenn, ably
cafy fundusz przeznaczony zosta} ma
styPendja dla m}odziezy polskiej uoza-
cej sic zagranioa, pod opieka muzeum
Rapperswylskiego.
Co sic tyczy wreszcie pytania trzecie-
ciego, to ME jestesmy dose obeznani ze
stosunkiem rzadu franouzkiego do szko.
ay polskiej W Paryzu, mozemy wiec tyl-
ko powolac sic W tel mierze ma zdanie
ORA H. Gierszyhskiego wypowiedziane
W paryskim ,,G}osie wolnym".
DR.. Gierszyhski pisze:
,Twierdzenie, ze fundusze (szko{y }
pochodza prze waznie ze zrodla franouz-
kiego, mia sic tendencyjnie prawda.
Wprawdzie Rad francuzki dawa} dale
rok rocznie zapomogi ma szko{e Bati-
gnolska, ale kazdy emigrant .polski,
znajacy historic vie, ze to jest sp{ata
czesciowa d}ugu, jaki francuzi zaciag
nell W Polsce, p}acao bonami "a pro-
wianty dla wielkiej armji, ktora szla do
Moskwy.
Bank polski Krolestwa Kongresowe-
go bony te cd mieszkafc6w wykupi}, a
gdy pozniej po 1881 roku Rad Miko-
iaja I-go uPomnial sic u rzadu francuz-
kiego zwrot naleznych bankowi pol
skiemu miljon0w, owozesne ministerjum
francuzkie "a porada finansisty Wo}ow-
skiego (ojca) odpowiedzialo, re chociaz
ma zasadzie jednego pragrafu traktatu
wiedehskiego, dug ten uznaje, jednak
ME moze go zap}acic powodu, ze daie
liczne zapomogi emigrantom polskim
we Francji, 90 takze jest pewna forma
uiszczania sic naleznosci wzgledem
banku polskiego a wiec i wzgledem pol.
skiego spo}eczehstwa dlugu przynaj-
mniej finansowego."
wobec powyzszego sadzimy, re gdy-
by zarzad szko}y dalszej subwencji od
rzadu francuzkiego odm6wii, to Rad
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19

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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25

Market necessitated the handling of
more stock, hence the construction of
this large tank.-Clifton Era.
| Six wagons more of lumber for the
American Wolfram Co. went out this
morning. These mines are As miles
west of Tucson and are just coming in
to notice.-Citizen.
A Mexican was brought in yesterday
on the train with q badly broken leg.
He was caught in q landslide near
Iron Springs while working on the
grade.-Journal Miner.
The mint bureau estimates the gold
and silver product of Arizona for last
year as follows: Gold, 100, 900 ounces,
coming value, SO, 100, IT'S: silver, SO, 900
ounces, values. 1854, 646.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson returned
to Bigbug after being married in Pres
colt a few days ago, the event ia said
to have been celebrated by the explo.
sion of giaut powder all night
Courier.
The Kelly company of Chicago who
are working q mine in the Cunningham
Pass of the Narrower mountains have
since July last had from twenty-five to
80 men continually employed on that
property.
Florence Tribune: The Vekol Min
ing company. made application for
bankruptcy last week. which was
denied by Judge Doan on the ground
that mining companies did not come
under the operation of the law.
The preliminary examination at
Phoenix of Mrs. Emma Hanson, oharg-
ed with shooting Mrs. Mary Brown
with intent to kill, was concluded yes
terdsy before Justice tombstone and
the defendant was held to the grand
Jury in the sum of $500.
The PRESCOTT Courier says that q
good many people we're disposed to re-
gard as joke the statement recently
made by, VIM. Ferguson and Worth
Ry bon that they saw live cliff dwell
err during their recent hunting trip in
the neighborhood of the Verde valley
cliff dwellings.
William Gebhsrt and Dave Bruner
have a couple of feet of fine looking
ore in their extension to the Swindler
mine. The water coming into the
workings is highly impregnated with
copper, as was the case when develop
ment work was started on the Swindler.
The property is located near Huron
Courier.
Yesterday We were shown q piece of
tellurium ore, or rather petite ore.
which is a telluride OF silver and gold
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25

and is rare mineral in the
west and especially SO in THE section.
This piece of ore carries values to the
extent of $40 pound and was taken
from ledge located about 20 miles
from Prescott.
G. w. Hull, of the Columbia Mining
company, has $4,000 feet of two and
four inch steel pipe en- route to Jerome
to be used in conveying water from a
spring recently purchased by him to
the above groupof mines, where he an
nounces he will erect q smelter early
in the spring. The Columbia mines are
south of Jerome. journal Miner.