davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-24
rzy wezwali wszystkie unle
robotnicze " ST. Louis do
generalnego strajku.

BOGATY wlasciciel kopal.
nj wegla Jan Jermin W Scrao-
ton, Pa, powiedzial, z powo~
du obecnego braku wegla "
Anglii, re W razie potrzeby
Stany Ziednoczone NIGGA
zaopatrywac W wegiel ME
tylko Angle ale j wog6le
caly SWAT. Dz'siaj JUL coraz
wiecej pahstw udaje sic pc
wegiel do Ameryki. W tych
dniach odeslanych zostanie z
Ameryki go. 900 ton wegla do
Njemiec i Belgii. i przez
nastepne pol roku co miesiac
bedzie sic tam wysylalo cd
50 do 60 tysiecy ton. Okolo
10 Czerwca wyszle sic pierw-
sza partye wegla, zakontrak~
towanego do Odessy W ilosci
40 600 ton. Wegiel ten pre-
znaczony jest ola rosyjskich
kolei cesarskich.
W SOUTH CHICAGO poll
eva zabrania pedlerom dzwoni &,
lub tr2bic ma ullcach, ola zwracania
uwagi publicznosci ma sprzedawane
towary. Onegdaj aresztowano 81
pedler6w i zabrano I'M instrument
ty.... muzyczne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-24
NASI N

Upowatnieni 90 do kolektowa.
MIA abonamentu W1ARusA nastapu
)4ey nasi agenci %mie1scowi: +"
ASHTON, Nebr. - Francisxek
"s>' NardYn.
BAY CITY, Mich. - Alexander
Niedzielski, 1914 - 10 Str.
BALTIMORE: Fir. Ziarnowsk, J.. !.
7l2 s. Bond Str.
!, Kniter $50 We'll ul.
NANTlUOKE Pa.-Fr. Jab{ohsk
NORTH PRAIRIE. - Jan kim
ger.
OAK HILL. - St. Pogorzelski.
PIKE LAKE Wis. Adam
Bambenek.
WILNO MINI. r. ] Groohowski
CHICAGO. DR.. B. Wodsihsk
1873 Wabansia ave.
TOWN LAKE, pod Chicago. ~
Jozef Sera6nlak, $500 Hermitage
@ ave.
SOUTH BEND. Ind:
Jan f. Trxebiatowski
81. S207 SO Walnut
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-24
ERlTYCyig CaNIlE
ola Ladysmith.
tciae dalszy,)

tNi4P daISzyJ
Tymczasem czekai puikownlk
Cunningham Z ezterema batalionami,
uiecierpllwie rozkazu ataku!' Luz
neta dokladnic widzia} pred soba
Left-Kopje, na kt6re wypada4o mu
ruszyd PREDICT Tub p6zniej z bag
netem " reku) ably przez gore te
dotrze6 do drogi wiodacej ku
Dewdrop.
Lecz Boerowie pojeli r6wniez
waznosc tel pozycyl, DO z pc
bliskieh pasm g6r 6ciegafy coraz
liczniejsze linie Boer6w do szan-
COW IA Left~KopJe. Szaniec po}ozo-
ny ma polowie wysokosci cory pa
nowa1 mad pochy}oscia strumie.
MEM Besters.
Nerwy pukownika poczely
grad. - Jak to? Mia}zez tax d}ugo
czekac, az szauiec jezyc sig bedzie
cd luf m.user6w? (Karabiny sY-
stemu Mausera). Czyz tego ME
widzleli ma Red Hillu?
Doby} zeyarka.
- Juz 6sma! Dosy6 d}ugo
czekalismy broni2 u nogi, a
nieprzyjaciel wzmacnia sic Z kazda
ubiegajaca chwila. O%stateczn1e i
pos1uszehstwo ma swe granice.
Jeszcze kwadrans zaczekam, a je..
zeli ME 'otrzymaR rozkazu cd
White'a - rusze naprz6i ma w}asna
Observation-Disclosures - tax rozumowal
pu1kownik Cunningham, dzielac sic
myslam1 swemi z o~toczeniem.
! Ofcerowie podzielali zdanie
pu4kownika. Me czekajac ma "a
chete z jego strony udali sic ka2i''
tanowie do swych kompanli, a
zo}nierz, czujac ~zblHaj@ca sig chwl-
le decydujaca, mocnisj chwyta{
karabin.
- Goddam! Me czekam d{uiej!
Battalion Manchester - marsz!
Kierunek Left Kopje! Reszta ma
ls6 " odwodzie "a MIN.
Trach - trach! - Bataliony
wziefy bron ma ramie i ruszy1y
naprz6d. ....-
W pol godziny p6zniej spo..
strzeg1 sztab White'a, stojacy ma
Red-Illlu, niespodziewany ruch
awa2tgardy.
Ma dolinie " Besterbachu
pie}y sic linie strze]cdw pod s:rome
pochy1osci Left-Kopie "a niemi
postepowa1y " zwastej kolumnie
rezerwy Szanies na Left~koPje
pocz21 zion2d ogniem.
- Czy to awantgarda? pyta
zdziwjony White. Lecz natu~.
ralnis to bataliony Cunynghama -
VIOLA White widoczn,e w%zburzony-
Panic majorze, jedi pan anatyoh-
mast do nish. Cxyi, ten..... p31~
g16wek ME w1dzi, 10 jego lews
skrsyd1o destanie sic niebawem pod
oeien artyleryi. Niechaj wraca ma
tychmiast " ochronne stanowisko.
|Zanim ruszy do ataku, trzeba
wpierw Emusic do milczenia arty-
lerya Boerdw.
~~pN 80 : |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-24
larazone NJ strasznysgiiehd bateryf.

3e5G&&ZE&$g& Z8EB@ME&S
zadzvieczal ne z1omach
kamiennych grad kul szrapnelo-
wych tax, ze Cunynghama kon,
przerazony, poteznym susem =
box uskoczyL
- Ach CO tam! zawoial
plkownik Sciagaj2c koaia cuelani.
= Gdzie drwa rabia, drsazgi
pad.j4. Me widzisz pan, 10 pssu..
wamy sig naprs6d. Zuchy mojs
krok a krokiem zdobywaj4 gtre.
Przeszla ko1o, mas kompania
szkockich g6rali, witalac g~5o6nemi
okrzykami pulkownika, pod kt6-
rego dow6aztwem lyle laurdw
zdoby}a " afganskiej Rampant.
- Wesolo rabiata! = VIOLA
pu1kownik. - Taxi tn gwar, jak
ma szkockiem weselu. Wyrzuccle
tych gbur6w 2 tych szancow....
Pr6bowa4em raz ~jeszcze 60
powstrzymac, lecz ma promo. Me
pozwalajac mi dokohczyc, powie~
dial:
- K4aniaj sic pan White'owi!
Skoro zdobede Lsft-Kopje, i~naczej
movie bsdz'e.
Me pozosta}o mi mic innego1
tylko powr6ci6. Gdym cwa}em
|p~rzejezdza4 przez doline Besterba~
chu, skrzyzowa{ sic nademna oglen
nieprzyjacielskich granat6w l Strap
nell.
Maggie zary} sic jeden z t7ch
strasznych pocisk6w przedemna "
twarda ska}e; chwile %patrza}em, jak
ten smiercionosny potw6r wirowal
W ko4o siebie syczac i sw1szczac-
naraz straszny, wsciek}y hulk,
T. smier6 nademna!
Czu1em, jakby mic cos por~
wa4o z siodla i wynios1o wysoko "
gore: potem po chwili widzia1em
pred SODA, ma psi ma jawie, ma pol
bezprzytomny b4ekit niebios =
spotrzegfem, re leza} ma molch
nogach. grcz4c je zdruzgotae to
kon moi.
| R6wnoczesnie spostrzeg{en, re
brocze formalnie we krwi. .Dziwnie
mi sig zrobifo wszystko mi SIG
|wyd.wa}o krwia zabarwione zda~
wa}o mi sic, re unieram, i bfyska~
vicente przec,ag1ly przedemna
lobrazy rodziny i ~przyjaci6f. Czy to
ssmlert?
Powoli wraca1em z ogluszenia
i pierwsza moja jasna mysl byfa.
przekonaG sic ,gdzie jestem ugodzo"
ny. Powoli i ostroznie wyciaga}em
nogi z pod konia, maca}em ra'
miona, p1ersi, trzuch - pr6bo~
va}em oddycbac = wszystko by4o
Gale - boleici ME czu1em zadnych.
Lecz ta krew, skad IA krew? Byfa
to posoka Iouia!
Ordynaus. Pedzil opodal ode"
mnie. - Zawolalem nlana, musi21
mi odda6 konia ipetem russysem
do Whites, zbroc.ony krwia, lecz
M szcze6cie ME wlasna.
Komenderuj@cy stall sztabem
M Rychtkopjei i uwag@ OBSERVE
al >-obson hNk-v 10
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-24


Polska pod Moskalem
,DAWNO niepanietny ruch
umys}6w panuje teraz wsr6d ludu
warszawskiego. I.iczne aresztowa~
MIA " warstwach Indowych, "
klasie fizyozrie, q ciezko Pracujs-
cej, podsycaja usposobienie,n le po''
przestaj4ce JUL ma chwytaniu udzis'>
laniu i ubarwianiu nowin, ale odbi-
iajace Y sobieju Jul bardzo wyraz~
ME ucisk zewnetrzny. Me potrze~
ba tn zgela podniet socyalisty=
cznych. sama bieda j MEDIA rob-
swoje. siostry, zony, dzieci uwie~
zionych wystarczrja j.ko feruent'
Rozpacz uzbroi&a jew taxa odwa-
&c, re zbierajs sic pod cytadelaa,
wo4ajac o bracl, MEOW ojc6w =
i krzykami sc1agajac ma siebie roz~
myslnie surowosc polityczna, ably
podzlelic los wiezni6w.
w nledz1ele 80 Kwietnia pr2y-
aresztowano W Warszawie na pla-
Gu ujazdowskim przesz}o 1000 ro-
botnik6w, ktorzy chcieli braG u
dial swieceniu swieta robotniczego
l Maja. z tych tylko Is set
lpuszczono ma wolnosG.
Zfamane drove.
Gays k1edy widzla} W piekna
wiosne W z}ocistym Maju niedzy
lisGmi, krzewami i kwiatami z4a-
name drzewo? Wszechw4adna WIGS.
ma wyczarowa}a pare lisci z jego
suchego pnia, ptaki doko1a niego
6piewaja, lecz PREY lynn widoku
przejmuje mas g}eboka melancholia.
Tax samo jest z cz}owiekiem, kt6-
rego zdrowie jest zlamane. Gdzie
rados6 z picking, gdzie si}a zycia.
Wszelako por6wnanie ME zupe4nie
trafne. Jest zycie tylko doko}a,
lecz tn jest wewnatrz Nv kr6tkim
czasie moze bye n nowo wzmoc-
nionem.
/ Jezell czujesz sig zneczonym,
s]abym lub nerwowym, badz pew.
lynn, lie tw6j zo1adek jest " niepo-
rzadku i twoja krew nieczysta.
U1yj potem najskuteczniejszego IA
to slabosG lekarstwa Trinera Anne
rykanski Elixir Z Gorzkiego Wilma,
kt6ry juz tyslacom p~rzywrocl} size
muszku16w i bystrosG 'rozunu
Trinera Amerykanskiego Eli1ira
Gorzk,ego Wilma MONA dosta6 "
wszystkich aptekaeh lub fabrykanta
Joseph Triner, 1877 w. Is st.,
Chicago, Ill. ..
Organista
jul cd kilkunastu lat praktykuj4-
cy " tym zawodzie, najprz6d v
starym kraju, potem tn " Ameryoe,
obecnie " miejscu, poszukuje POI
sadly. Jest " najlepszym wieku !
dobrze polecony. Adres jego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-24

" Stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie $2.oC
W Europe (koniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w k /.
Abonenci oplacajacy W1AEUsA
Z do1u, kon1ecznie musz2 p{aci<
900 pa jeden rok, roeumle sig
49, take "a rok 1899, lubo W tym
roku ola przedp}acicieli czyli p}a"
cecych naprz6d, roczns oplatf
znizylismy ma $l.5o.
Kto zjedna nam dwdch no
Tyoh abonent6w i przesle %
xaidego ca1orocznY abonament z
CORY, temu przez ca}y rok gazette
ola niego samego przese{ac bedzie"
my bezp}atnie.
Kto odbierze z poczty try gazety'
awa4anym jest "a abonenta i odpo,
w~iedzlalnym "a abonamen+:
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
.yehmiast podac wydawcy W1ARusA
sv6j nowy adres. :
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
adm6wi4 g.zety z. podredniotwem
hstowsgo lub innego urzedniks
pocztowego, W1ABus pose}any be
d,ie d.lej. skoro kto saprsestanie
odbiera6 gazette, powinien wpierw
zspl.ci6 jezeli 60 "a MIG winien.
Pteniqdze "a i ola W1ARusA nj
la3y przese}a6 przez pocztowy luh
s1presowy Money Order, Mona
teE przsse}at abonament " Qolaraoh
p+pierowyoh, prze, Postal note,
atbo " jednooentowyoh Tub dwuoen
towych znaczkach pooztowych, leo'
ie4eli abonament, W TAXI spos6h
P;r.es}any, " drodze przepadnie Zoo
aia v tym kraju bardzo rzadko
.darza) wydawoa W1ARuaA ME
bierze "a to ma siebie odpowiedsial
noici. Take listy najlepiej kazad
M poozoie registrowad be wtenozas,
urzad pocztowy bierze na siebie cd
powiedzialno66, ze wraz Z s.warto6.
oi4 dojda ma miejsce prseznaozenia.
Wsxelkie listy oraz prsese{ki pie
pie&ne do W1ARusA adrescwa6:
=. f. Derdo,oski .:
929 +. 8rd Str.
-. W1NoNA. Mimi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-24
DrObne Eclla.

niedawno powroch :
Brazylii, organiauje Po)ska
parafe niezaleznych W Ch'ca-
90 Nights, gdzie teraz bu~
du,a sic move fabryki. VIA
Sciciele tych fabryk o6arowali
Pilszakowi ma polskt niezalez.
nv kosci6l kilka lot6w darmo
/ dopom6dz do budowania
kosciola.
w BUFFALO, N. Y. -
Ian Slulc bedac W salonise
Laskowskiego, poczestoWsaf
dw6ch n~,eznajomychz- sobie
ludzi piwem. Wreszcie wy)at
z kieszeni 10 dolarowy paple-
rex i krzykna} ma gospoda~
RIA, ably mu przyni6sl reszte.
Wtedy jeden Z nieznajomych
nacisnat mu kapelusz ma oczy'
drugi porwa} lezace ma stole
pieniadze i zanim szulc wy
dobyl glove z k~apelusza, juz
obu ME bylo W salonie.
WARSAW, N. D. Fare
mer Franclszek B. Walecko
przyj@ chal z Wisconsin, 80
marca do polskiej kolonii
Warszawy i kupil cd obyw:
F F Klement'a 100 ARROW
gruntu. wszystko pod plugiem
dale) 169 buszli owsa .wszyst'
kie maszyny r6lnicze, try
konie / wszystkie sprzety
domowe "a $3825.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-24
Organista

jul cd kilkunastu lat praktykuj4-
cy v tym zawodzie, najprzdd v
starym kr.ju, po*em tn " Ameryoe,
obecnie " miejscu, poszukuje POI
sadly. Jest " najlepszym wisku !
)
dobrze ~polecony. = Adres lego
wskaze Redakcya WlARusA, kt6rej
blizej jest znanym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-24

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@&s8
M6&
~
~ .
x-,...
s's''''
H4' '
o'" ''9ete ~ 'A'' 'Ao'n@' 'n''
P' siuo'e n''' 'S1>o "o
"yoafes
-
Ar~nmant h.rcxnaie.
0"'4' AD wy ~
0' p41ep A
~ ''A'n' 1"''4e" oo''"''"
s'o"s' ~ "''1'"
.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-24

DO GLUC4YCH. - Bosats
dana wYleozona : gtuohotY i ssumu
Y uasach przes ORA Nlcholscna
sztuo1ne ussus bebenki, o6arowala
,emu 1aki.dowi $4,000. Mesa
moline osoby eiuohe nogly je miec
darmo. Adresowad:
NJ. SAL The Eioh . lsone
In ST 1T 9, 7so Eight ~
New York.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-13

fOrDe er fertility and productiveness.
I'VE realize, however. that If the
international dam is to be built, Il
must be done under treaty stipulation
between the governments of Mexico
aud the L United States. In this conneo
tions permit me to say, 1t lisa mat
ter OF supreme satisfaction that the
Interests of the people of both coun.
tries are in accord while their respec-
tive governments sustain relations O.
am1ty and friendship with each 9th err.
SIT is, Sir, not less because of the
high office yCu hold and the g)vern-
ment you represent, than on account
OF the active sympathy, Influence a I'D
| support which you have extended to
upon which the welfare of your people
and ours on both sides of the river so
largely depends, that we have met to
extend to you cordial greeting and
bid you welcome TO the hospitalities of
our city -
At the Gloss of CAPTAIN Beall's re-
marks Mayor MsRoffin requested Senor
Aspiroz to make an address,
The am assador ,responding to the re
quest of the mayor, said he was delight
ed to be able to speak to the citizens of
so prosperous q city as he saw before
him, and hattered at the reception
which had been rendered In his
honor
"When drst went to Wa.hin gton on
ly q comparatively short time ago, ''said
the honored guest, 1T was with the
feeling that had the reputation of an
able and successful man, my predeces-
so-. the late lamented Senior Romero,
TO live up to. His work at the capital
OF the United States extended over a
long period of time, during which he
gave his best effort TO the welfare of
OF his own end his sister republic. I
entered Washington stranger, de-
termlned To do my best AS | saw my
duty. That L have done this am as
cured; that l have pleased my own
cou ntry, and the people OF the United
S,ates, | hope.
From the time shat entered " sh-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-13

party entered the club rooms, the Mex
lean band under the Leadership o
professor Concha rendered the stirring
national air OF Mexico. After the par
ty had been seated the band play ed
Hail Columbia. The club parlor was
decorated with the Mexican and A Amer.
ican colors. Festoons of bun tin g of the
red, white and green Of Mexico. mingl.
ed with the folds OF Old Glory prod duced
q beautiful effect.
The guest of honor was escorted to q
seat ia the middle Of the room between
Mayor Msgofin ard collector of Gus
toms Dillon.
Captain T. ]. Besll then rose, and in
a graceful speach bsde Am bassador
Aspiroz welcome in the name of the
the chamber of commerce, the
Major and council, and the
citizens OF El Paso, whowere honored,
he eaid, in having in their midst a man
who had al vays shown himself so true
a friend of this country, and whose best
efforts had always been devoted to serv-
ing the government be represented and
the government to which he had been
cent to fill the highest office that Mex
leo could give to him In the United
States.
After q tribute to Ssnor Aspiroz, and
q hearty welcome TO the city of Ei
Psso, Captain Beall spoke OF the Rio
Grande dam and all that such an enter
prise meant to the residents OF the Rio
Grande valley, both on the American
and Mexican sides of the river.
1--WE are not urm,ndful," said he,
''of the active cooperation which you
have given US in your official capacity
as ambassador from our sister repub-
lie, in promoting the construction of
an international dam at ElPsso, n pro-
ject upon which the future prosperity
of the people of the valley, on both
sides Of the Rio Grande, SO essentially
and vitality depends. 1t is not question
ed but that the cons ummatiop of this
enterprise will enable us to conserve
the food waters of the river that year
ly pass in waste to the gulf thereby
restoring our . arid lands 10 their
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-13

lngton, as the snccessor OF the lament
ca am oassador who served his govern.
mens so faithfully there, l have en'
oeavored to follow in the paths of pre-
gress which he laid down for himself
nave ever had the interests of the
people OF the United States at heart,
and most especially that part of this
great republic which adjoins my own
country, and in which the interests
are the same as those which exist
across the Rio Grande.
Ihis great fertile valley of the Rio
Grande needs but one thing, water, to
make 1t wealthy ms are the parts of
your great land whicb have been more
blessed by nature than has the part
wherein you reside. 1 believe, and 1
nave always believed, that this great
project which your progressive citizens
nave urged for years, should be carr led
out oy the two governments side by
side. | have always believed and have
known that L was right In my belief,
that the chance of the United States
and Mexico to carry out this great work
"ooio uOt DC overlooked.
II can assure you that the re
Ciprocal action of your government
and mlne will depend on the wishes
OF the residents of this valley
who will be benefited by the
proposed dam and II It Is found that
the construction of the dam depends
on the withdrawal of claims which
Mexico has hitherto made, my gov
ernment can be depended upon to
make such concessions.
My remaining years are few and
l hold as my greatest desire the
peeviiege OF being an effective agent
of tnis great undertaking being car
ried through. | promise you to devote |
my energies and my sole desires to |
the realization OF this magnificent idea |
which L am assured will result In |
untold prosperity to this immense and !
fertile country. / desire nothing so |
much as to have this gvcrk this dam,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-13

! A reception was rendered this morn.
ing at the El Paso club by represent
| stive gathering of citizens, to Senor
Don Miguel de Aspiroz, the Mexican
am bassador to the United States.
The ambassador affirmed his stron
approval of the proposed international
dam on the Rio Grspde, and stated
most positively that the encourage
ment which he has always given to
the project will henceforth be re-
doubled, and that he will make the
passage of the law providing for the
dam his chief work, not only as the
representative of his government At
Washin g ton, but personally, the crow
lag work of his declining years. and =
monument TO his memory as q friend
OF progress and of both republics.
The occasion was one of the most
successful and delightful in the history
of Ell Paso. The strong determinati ion
of the progressive citizens OF Ell Paso
to Impress upon Ambassador Aspiroz
the great necessity of immediate ac-
tion in regard to the Rio GrAnde dam,
met with hearty and emphatic re-
sponse on the part of the Mexican en-
voy that left do doubt but that the gov
ernments of the sister republics had
realized the need for the dam, and that
they would take the fret important
at Sd in its construction imm edistely.
Senior Aspiroz was escorted from
Juarez this morning by Captain Juan
Hart, G r Morehead, MIR. Dillon, and
Mayor Magcffin. The party drove to
the chamber of commerce where the
committee of citizens had already as
semi bled.
The distinguished guest arrived
shortly after ten o'clock, and an in
formal reception Was held. Mayor
Magoffin introduced the gentlemen as
sem bled and after social conversa-
tion lastiug for few minutes the
party adjourned to the rooms OF the Ell
Paso club in the Mills building.
Mayor MagOffia escorted Senor AS
piroz, followed by the escort commit
tee aud fifty OF the representative citi-
zens Of Ell Paso and Juarez. AS the
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this mark OF progress and enlIghten
me1t and com &C erci Il and mechanical
superiority, to be forever q monument
to my name and my work as q
diplomat. l promise you my support
to this great living necessity, a4d 1
pledge you that am with you in your
desire to see this lOrg discus. ed
! project made an actually"
Senor Aspiroz's address waa greeted
with continued applause TO which he
replied with Q bow of thanks. His re-
marks were delivered in Spanish. Capt
ain Juan Hart acting &c interpreter.
At she conclusion Of the Mexican
minister's address Captain Juan Hart
made speech In which he thanked
Senor Aspiroz on behalf of Ell Paso
and the people Of the Rio Grande
valley, for his promised support.
"Between the liness sf Senior Aspiroz's
speech, we read that at last all opposi-
tt0n to the dam is to be removed" said
Captain Hart.
81 wish to state, and I wish 1t to
be distinctly understood that In
what ! am going to say do not I'm
pIicdte any Mexican official what
ever, that ! am in position to say
most positively and unreseryedIy
that the sixth clause of the propOs-
ed treaty between the United States
and Mexico will no longer be TIE
cause Of any objection to the dam.
The Objectionable clause of the
treaty will b. removed, and the op-
position of New Mexico and Color
ado which has made ,hc passage cf
the treaty impossible, will be with
drawn with the removal of the OBJ
jeCtlondbIe clause. And as for the
builc ing of other dams, that ques-
tion will be met when we come TO
It.
with the construction OF the dam
On the bed rcck OF the river we will
Ootatn the bene fit of Quar titles Ct
water which now goes to was:e. There
Is no way of deter mining TIE exact
} AMOUNT of water which now aovs under
around and does no one any yuod, but
& is cor siderable. With the coustruc-
Ion OF the dam. in the opinion [ COM
'etent engineers, we will zee more
aims and more clouds. We will see
'ar gullies running with water and we
will see one of the most fertile lands
n the country in bloom.
1congratulate you, gentlemen, and
congratulate the city Of III px.o and
he city of Juarez which you represent,
nd whose interests you have at heart,
pom the speedy realization CT your
Iopes which you have been for so Tonga
ime struggling to make reality"
G. w Kindrick, the American con-
ul at Juarez, then paid T. ioute to
enor Aspire AID his predecessor
am, and of the pleasans relations
'hich had always existed between the
reatest two republics in the world,
lie complimented Senior Aspiroz on
he great and good work he had ac-
omplished In his official position at
Washington.
Senior Francisco Mallen, the Mexican
'nsul at Ell Paso, said that he wanted
tell piece OF good news that be had
arhed last night, aud in which he felt
Ire all present woulG be Interested
e had been speaking, he said, with
enor aspiroZ, of the propr-ed mid
later carnival which will, be held In
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-13
FIRST
H0N0Rs
Captured BY the Border Rifles
Of EI Paso At the State
Encampment.
COMPANY IN TONIGHT
And the Boys Ought TO Be
Given a Rousing Recep-
tionAsOne OfEIPaso's
Biggest Things.

Special Dispatch to the HERALD
FIT WORTH, Tex, Aug. 12.-The
Border Rifles will arrive In Ell Paso
Monday night on the T. P.
Our boys captured the first honors,
forty khaki uniforms and three of
fioer's swords and belts
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re
k~ waite h Nt further dmluA
" % the enanmen
Bravo N distribute
1t is this clause that omitted
the dam Ibe ebuit
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(Continued on 5th page.)
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-03-14
An.,verea HI. own letter.

A certain young railroad man who
has charge Of department In the
auditing branch Of his company's busi-
ness had occasion recently to dictate q
letter to the head of corresponding
department Of another road. There
was point in dispute between the
two railroads involving money. and
this young official had taken a stub
born ground that the other official was
totally at fault and advanced what
seemed to him unanswerable argu-
ments to prove it.
A short time after he had forwarded
the letter he received a proposition
from headquarters of the other rail
road. which he accepted, and within a
few days he became the head of the
department with which he had been in
dispute. The first letter which he found
on file ready to be answered was his
own on the point in question.
There was only one thing to do He
Immediately dictated an answer to his
own letter. refutlng and repudiating
Its argument. and wound up by heat.
ed inslnuation that the writer of 1t was
an unmitigated donkey. OF course. the
letter was addressed to himself. but In
his enthusiasm for the interests OF his
new employer he did not mind a little
thing like that.-Chicago News.