davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Woodruff County news., 1901-09-12
DO NOT WANT TO BE MEN.
Reasons Given by Some Young WOm- en for PreferriBg Their
 Own Sex.

4 writer in the National Review sets forth some curious and amusing re- suits secured by asking several hun dred schoolgirls the following ques- tions: (Which would you rather be, man or woman, and why?" There is a striking difference between the an swers of the children in Germany, in England and in the United States; also between the answers of the little girls of New England and of Indiana. Apparently the farther west one comes the higher is the estimation in which womanhood is held, says the Chicago Tribune.
 In Indiana only II per cent. wished they were men, and in New England 15 per cent. In England 34 per cent. wished to be men, urging that me- had better time, more glory, and more money. In Germany most of the girls were not allowed to answer, but those who did so took the sober view that eft is wicked to wish to be nan." In Germany there were none who expressed a belief in the superi- ority of women. In England there were four per cent; in New England, 14 per cent, and in Indiana 34 per cent. Evidently the women of Indiana are of superfne material
 The reasons of the S5 or S6 per cent. who were true to their sex are inter- esting if not alarming to the mascu- line mind. A large percentage, espe- cially in New England, said they would rather be women because women are better than men. Twenty per cent. of the Indiana maidens were glad they were not men because mems lives were so dull and commonplace. In general, the American girl seems to be con- vinced that "it is more important to be woman than a man." and is deter mined to get her share of the world'' in spite of the men who own it. One says she would rather be a woman be- cause she cannot be anything else and | she means to be ''as good as man, | anyway" One is reminded frequently of Mrs. Poyser by the replies of the Indiana girls. of which these are de- | lightful examples:
 
 men are.'
 'Women have good chances in life; they can be in any professions; or, if they do not want to be, they can marry and do nothing"
 "I would rather be a woman, be- cause they suffer more than men, and it is blessed to suffer-"
 ''I was born a girl, and I shall have to be woman, so there is no use in crying over split milk"
 "A man can work harder, and a woman has more sense. If I wanted to be a man it would be no use, and men swear and spit on the floor, so l have not lost much.''
 'l would rather be a woman, as they have better chances in life as teachers in public schools"
 "l would rather be woman any day; men get drunk and steal, and they can't work or make children's clothes or do anything useful.'' Evidently there is a hard time com ing for American men when these | frank-spoken Hoosier maidens grow | to maturity. Their almost unanimous verdict on the comparative merits of | men and women ought to cause the | lords of creation to take a humber es- timate of themselves.
Woodruff County news., 1901-09-12
Indianapolis, Indiana, .3340 ". PeUnSYIyauia Street,

3349 ". Pennsylvania Street.
 Peruna Medicine Co.,. Columbus, O.:
 Genfiemen-"I have been using Pe- runa for Cafarr1 and can CheerfuIIy rec Ommend your remedy to anyone who wants g good medicine. A. Grant.
 Prominent members of the clergy are giving Peruna their unqualified en- dorsement. These men find Peruna especially adapted to preserve them from catarrh of the vocal organs which has always been the bane of public speakers, and general catarrhal debil- ity incident to the sedentary life of the clergyman. Among the recent ut terances of noted clergymen on the curative virtues of Peruna is the above one from Bishop Grant
Woodruff County news., 1901-09-12

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Woodruff County news., 1901-09-12

Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus Ohio.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-04-20
E0rtunc,A Hnttlcd Recr.

The Fortune Brewing Company has
added to its large plant a magnificent
bottling establishment. The new works
adjOin the brewery on Van Buren,
street, west of Desplaines, and are tit.
ted up with the latest and most i'm.
proved machinery. heircapacity is very
great, and the quality Of the goods turn
ed out Of the '.ery best. One of the
features Of the plant Is the arrange.
ment for cooling the beer. Not only
has the latest cooling machinery been
introduced, but the building In which
the bottling Is done is adjoined by an.
other building In which freezing ap.
paratus is placed. This keeps the tenn.
perature Of the very walls at freezing
point all the time. The Fortune Brew.
cry produces beer which is famous
the world over. Now that its bOttling
works are completed, no residence
should be without 1t. Telephone Mon
roe 49,"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-04-20

could vent. The constable hated his sue.
cessful rival. as "A Cameron; as n man
who had detel his authority aud whip.
ped him: as his superior in every manly
grace and attribute; and finally as the
winner of the fair prize upon which he
had fixed his hearts desire. Yes; he
was the right man to enlist for the pur-
suit of the lovers. lie still had that war
rant In his possession and now 1t would
be worth while taking all probable risks
to effect its service. 1t was as fugi-
tive from justice that he would hunt
John Cameron down; not as lover clop-
ing with his sweetheart. or course, I'M
der existing circumstances, the young
fellow would be certain to resist arrest
At least, it was to be hoped he would.
And If he did? Well, a constable in the
discharge of his duty could legally take
such extreme measures to enforce his
authority and uphold the dignity OF the
law as would never he sanctioned in an
ordinary citizen interfering. however
properly, in another's love affair The
idea suggested by Rufus during their
ride to church was by no means a bad
one.
1t must not be supposed that Simeon
permitted himself to put into audible
words anything Of these thoughts tur-
bulcntly rolling through his mind. He
was much too cautious for that.
well do all we can for you, to bring
1Ietty back he said to Mrs. Mulveil,
and that was all.
While Rufus hurriedly hitchcd a team
to the two-horse sleigh, put in the robes
and secured bottle of rum for consump.
ton en- route. Simeon, In the tool room
of the mill, gave his exclusive attention
to the careful loading of his revolver,
which was one of the old ''pcppcr-box"
kind, but sufficiently deadly weapon at
close quarters.
Within half an hour, the pursuers
started. and when she had seen them off,
Mrs. Mulveil jagged away home in a
much more contented and hopeful frame
of mind.
She had sent Murder to hunt down
Love.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-04-20

"What II the price Of Dobbins'
Electric Soap?"
"Five cents bar, full . re. Just re.
duced from ten, and your choice
Of az ascent books sent free,
for each 8 wrappers and FIVE
CENTS FOR POSTAGE. Hasn't
been less than ten cents for 80
years."
why, that's the price Of com.
mon brown soap ican't afford to
Say any other soap after this.
Send me Q box Of Dobbins'
Electric"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-04-20
Ito be continued.)


The Grand Duke of Hesse Is skillful
with the needle, and his embroidery Is
said to be beautiful. He takes the
greatest interest in his work, and Is
clever in the arrangement
of cOlOrs. He has a very artistic ma
ture, as he Is devoted to music, dancing,
and acting, but he does not care much
about more active pursuits, though he
both shoots and rides.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-04-20

The Louisville and Nashville Rail.
road, together with its connecting lines,
has inaugurated the Chicago and Flor.
ida Limited, which is daily, solid
train, wide vestibuled, steam heated,
gas lighted, with dining car service for
all meals en- route from Chicago to
ThOmasville, Ga, Jacksonville and st.
Augustine, Fla. This train leaves Chi.
cago over the Chicago and Eastern ILL
nois tracks at :O5 Il. m, running via
Evansville, Nashville Birmingham and
Montgomery, Plant system to Jackson
willie, and Florida East Coast to st.
Augustine, arriving at the latter city 1880
the next evening, making the fastest
time ever made between these points.
This train has annex sleepers leaving
Cincinnati at 11:l5 Il, m. and st. Louis
ut 2:15 p. NJ, which also run through.
Mr.. q. J.. Stone, General Passenger
Agent, Louisville and Nashville Rail
road, Louisville, will answer all in
quiries concerning this train and fur
nish printed matter concerning 1t.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-04-20
NOTICE..

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and book store, s. Washington street,
L. II. Jackson's periodical and news
depot, 85 Clark street,
Robt. r. Burke's book, stationery,
periodical and newspaper depot, $40
Division street,
Sherman House news stand,
Palmer House news stand,
Tremcot House news stand,
w. e. Carpenter. Exchange Building
Union Stock Yards.
Security Building news stand.
southeast corner Of Madison street
and Fifth avenue.
The Eagle can also be ordered at the
following news depots:
Alderman Martin H., 1854 Milwaukee av
Arnold Frank, $3.50 N. Ashland av.
Austin Robert II. A.. 1896 Wentworth Az
Basler Rosa Mrs, 211 Center
Birchler Alloys G., 1924 w. 51st
Boulton George W.. 233 31st
Broker Elizabeth, 80 Polk
Brown Mary Mrs, 455 Grand av.
Buch Frederick. 1888 Milwaukee ~.
Buckley John, 211 N. Wells
Cahill Maggie Mrs, n. Wells
Caprani Frank L., 14O n. Clark
Carroll Dennis NJ. l.. $50 n. Clark
Carroll Nellie Miss, 1914 n. Clark
Catlin William, ZIG Railroad av.
Chalstrom Albert, 3O34 Wentworth av.
Chicago Magazine Exchange, 702, 181
Dearborn
Cornwall James G. Y, rotunda Masonic
Temple
Currier Herbert A.. Wellington Hotel
Deke Frederick, 412 N. Ashland av.
Downey Ezekiel, 6S6la w. Lake
Dunno & Shaver, Wells st. depot
Eichert Charles, Raven NV. cor. G. 4 N.
W. Ry. tracks
Elsner Edward. 436 Lincoln av.
Erben Henry c.. 1870 Center
Farley Mary A. Mrs, 1929 State
Farrell John f.. Sherman House
Fash Henry, $40 w. Madison
Frielitz Z. Mrs, 3SS W. Lake
Gibson Nathan L.. 374 n. State
Goldman Matilda Mrs, 415 s. Halsted
Goldman Tillie Mrs, 1919 W. Madison
Graf l. Co., las Clybourn av.
Gray Robert A., 0155 Commercial Az.
Haggart Louis H.. $3.50 State
Hansen Charlotte Mrs.. I59 w. North .,
Hedley Frederick, 600 w. Lake
Helm s. H.. q Rush
-
Jennings Sustav, los ADAMS
henry a: b., o.6 w. Fullerton az.
herbert Louis v" o60 W. Lake
airsch Mime Mrs, l33l wabash ~.
aorder Edward T., loYO w. Lake
Hover Augustus, 81 w. Polk
!nman Peter II. Jr.. 3y \. Wells
Jensen MAIDS H., 6IS w. Lake
Johnson Thomas NJ, V3O w. Lake
Johnston Ohio ~, Exch. bldg. stk. yds.
tones herbert b., lVO 3lst
King Nellie Miss, 40 w. Lake
Nnussmann Philip, US! Blue Island Az
s.ssakiewicz Felix, l34 w. Blackhaws
Lawson Ellen Mrs, 80 w. Lake
lawson Louis W.. 2G2 w. Lake
LeGros Is. G.. 4oO SO. jefferson
i.iijeblad 4 Magnuson, 16S Oak
Marcus Harry, 566 Ogden av.
Mather Charles G., 1851 Wabash Az.
AcCann Walter T., 1870 4. Ravenswood
Park
Mcmillan. Alexander. % N. State
Meek Frank, s9O1 Butler
Miller George H.. 3s4 w. Lake
Monroe William H., 4s6 State
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-04-20

Marion Harland complains of lady
OF her acquaintance who had palpita-
tons, fainting spells and other symp-
toms OF "a weak heart for ten years.
She used to throw n whole congrega-
ton into confusion by having one of
her queer spells in the middle of the
morning service. She ruled her family
through that weak heart as with rod
OF iron tipped with brass. People who
have "twitters" Of this character never
recover. The disease is too valuable
to them.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-04-20
The Lottery OF Marriage.

An AtchisOn girl boosted n few years
ago that two men We're SO anxious to
marry her that she drew straws to see
which she would take. She drew the
wrong STANDARDIZATION Globe.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-04-20
Progress In Grand Rapids.

The city Of Grand Rapids, Mich, ex.
pended nearly 100000 f0r ipsarcve-
ments during the past year.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-15

mostu ma Lake str. Wczoraj ma
daremnie zwlok jego szukano.
= Motorowy Henry Stines zostal
wczoraj przez jury koronerska n.
znany zupeinie niewinnym smierci
Clausa Petersona, 765 Cornelia st.,
o kt6rego w6z wagon kolei uliczne;
uderzyf tax nieszczesliwie, be w6z
roztrzaskaf, a Petersona zabii. Pc
terson podjechai pod pociag kolei
ulicznej W cLwili, gdy Stines abb
solutnie juz zatrzymae tegoz ME
m6gf.
|. - Sad przysiegfych sedaiego
Brentano przyznaf $4,000 odszko.
dowania Carterowi File re strony
kompanii kolei Grand Trunk. File
W T. 1899 wyfadowywaf zboze wa
gonu kolejowego W skutek nagfe-
go ruszenia tegoz zostai skaleczony
tax mocno, re stracif noge.
Koncert W Auditorium ma
korzyse szpitala Br. Alexyanow od-
bywa sic dzisiaj.
= W lokalu Capitol Laundry"
pm. 54S-550 N. Halsted str, wy.
buchf wczoraj pozsr, ktory zrza-
dzil szkode ma $l5. 900, MIN 60 u.
gaszono.
= 45letni robotnik Tony nj.
sprats dosta} sig wczoraj popoiu-
dniu W skfadach ,,Artesian Stone
& Lime Co.., ma rogu Artesian
ave. Ohio str, pomiedzy diva wo.
zy naladowane kamieniami, jadacs
W przeciwne strony zostaf ma
smierc zduszony. 2
- John Fitzgibbon, zam. pm. 81
Adams str, zostaf wczoraj popofu-
dniu ma Sangamon str. przejecha-
ny przez pociag kolei Chicago q
Northwestern j tax ciezko pokale-
czony, 4e prawdopodobnM bedzie
trzeba mu amputowac lewe ramie ]
lewa noge. ~
- 4sletnia Ellen Stokes, ,zam. pm.
1856 Washburne ave., wczoraj ro-
zmawiajac z kilku znajomymi, ma.
gle upad&a niesywa, prawdopodob-
ME tknieta parali&em.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-15
Mapa z wfos6w.

q czas6w naszej stuletniej mar
tyrologii, many mnostwo niesiy-
chanie oryginalnych W pomysle, 9
subtelnych we wykonaniu pred
miot6w, jakich sic ME znajdzie
gdzieindziej. So to zazwyczaj rze-
czy, sporzadzone W nudzie wiszien.
nej, cd kt6rej ratowali sic najroz-
maitsi ludzie, odsiadujacy kilkolet.
ME harry "a wohoaciowe aspirscye.
Ztad to prawie ME ma domu pol.
skisgo. W kt6rymby ME byio }a-
kiegos obra.ka, jaKiejs figurki 2
ohleba, z kosci, jakiejS tkaninki.
dziwnej dla obojetnego cziowieks.
>bo pocaetej W jakichs bardzo oso'
bistych; bardzo bliskich sercu
tworcy pobudek. Take pamiatka
jest tez i wspomniana " tytule
mapka obwodu dawnego, wolnego
miasta Krakowa, wytkana W wiz
zieniu W roku 1647, przez FrancS-
ska Wolanskiego, 2 wiosow jego
matki, siostry i wfasnyeh ns swy-
csajnej chustecace do nosa. Raecz
wykonsna nadzwyczajnie pracowi-
Gle, ma dla swej dokiadnohci ! po.
chodzenia, opr6cz osobistej warto-
sci, tak4e, znaczenie sui generis 90.
kumentu stanowiacego osobliwy
unikat. To tez wobec tego, ze
wfasciciel jej, syn tw6rcy, emu
SONY okolcznosciami sprzedac To
mapke, godziioby sic, 4eby ja zaku-
pifa jakas publlczna instytncys ma.
rodowa, muaeum, lub tp
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-15
Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

= lO2 letni J6zef Bieczkowski.
5ll W. 18 str, kt6ry W Sobote 20
stall przejechany przez buggy ma
18 ulicy Western ave., umarf
wczoraj W szpitalu powiatowym.
= Niejaka Marya Majewska,kt6-
ra podobno dopiero pred 5 tygo-
dniami prgybyia Europy, zostafs
aresztowana, jako oskarzona Q to,
ID rodsinie w. Smitha pm. 2 Elston
ave., u ktorei sfuzyia, ukradfa S22>
Ia czeat pieniedzy kupila sobie
podobno atroie, caesc u niej znale.
ziono, a dwudolsrowke probowaia
polknao, kiedy ja aresztowano.
= George Baker, dziennikarz
zam. pm. 52S Cleveland ave.. " Po-
niedzialek zeskakujac 2 wagopu
kolei elektrycznej, upadi pod koia,
ktore mu strzaskaiy prawq noge;
wczoraj W szpitalu powiatowym mo-
ge mu amputowano, ale W czssie
operacyi umari.
= Doniesiono policyi. ae l2letni
Toni Ungero, 1872 W. Ohio str.
roznosiciel gazet ! uczen sskoly
Mentsfore, utopaf y rzeos koao
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-15
WAszYNeroS, logo Maia.

W Albany, N. Y pf6bowafa
Union Traction Co." puscic W
ruch tramwaje, obsingiwane przez
nieunionist6w. Strawberry pre-
wr6cili jeden wagon6w, poprzeci-
nall druty zachowywali sic tax
gwaltownie, re pohcya ME mog}a
i'm dao rady. Okofo pofnocy usta.
wiono W trzech punktach miasta
8 bataIiony miejscovej milicyi. z
Brooklyna wyslano do Albany 23ci
pufk wojska. Kompania postarala
sic nadto 200 deputowanych SEE
ryfa, 800 policyantow 100 de-
-tektywow Pinkertona. Zachodzi
Ottawa powt6rzenia sig dzisiaj roz-
ruchow.
Zarzad zjednoczenia kontrakto-
row budowlanych " New Yorku
zapowiedziaf, re zawiesi W Czwar-
TEX wszystkie roboty, jezeli do tego
czasu unie kamieniarzy ME zgodsa
sic ma zaprzestanie strajku. Jeze-
Ii grozba sprawdzi sic, 10000 re-
mieslnik6w przy budowlach straci
prace, a iezeli ich bezrobocie po-
trivia tydzien, 10000 rodzin robo-
tniczych zostauie strajkiem do
tknietych.
We fabryce cygar 6rmy Barlow,
Rogus & Co. W Binghampton, N.
Y. zastraikowalo 100 dziewczyn,
skutkiem czego zarzad fabryki roz-
puscii 800 innych robotnikow. Lu-
die zatrudnieni W dwoch innych
fabrykach cygar chca straikowac
przez sympatye.
W Hazleton, Pa, skonczyi sie
strajk W kopalni Eberdale, a W
Cleveland, O., zazegnano strajk
maszynist6w ma okretach. kursuia-
cych go ieziorach.
SAN Francisco, 14go Maia. :
Wczoraj po poiudniu wjechaf Nc
Kinley urzedowo do mia. ia zostaf
powitany przez mayora j. D. Phe-
lon. Nastepnie pod eskorta wojska
ladowego i marynarki przeiechaf
przez giowne ulice, Switany przez
licznie zebrane 'ttnmy ludnosci.
Wieczorem byf obecny ma wiel-
klein przyieciu, gdzie obywatele
przechodzili pred MIN, kfaniajec
sic. Sciskania rak ME byfo.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Is Maia. -
z departameptu marynarki wysfa-
no rozkaz do kontradmirala
Kempff. azeby wod chinskich
wycofal okrety Concord, MA
rietta" ,,Castine." Przystapiono
przeto do urzeczywistnienia planu.
Pozostanq tam pomimo redukcyi,
ma wszelki przypadek, AZ okrety
r6znych rozmiarow i r6znego prze-
znaczenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-15
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdowej.
Chicago, logo Maia, 1901.

Chicago, logo Maia, 1901.
Ia kilka dni odbeda sic W Hisz-
paui wybory do kortez6w, kt6re So
powszechne, czyli take, re ich re-
zultat zawsze jest wyrazem chwllo-
wego usposobienia naiszerszych
warstw ludnosci. Rad mianule
swych kandydat6w, czyi, lak te-
raz; czionk6w iberalnego stronnlc-
twa naturalnie musi sic starac o
ich przeprowadzenie, a zatem ME
moze wystepowae przeciw ullcz-
nym awanturom antykatolickim,
przeciwko olbrzynlim wiecom, u
r1adzanym W miastach przez ma
son6w, wreszcie przeciw popular
nym teraz W Hiszpanii paszkwi-
lom ma zakonnik6w. Autor dra-
matu ,,Elektra", kt6ry tym utwo-
rem cdrazu zdobyf sobie poparcie
wszystkich bezwyznaniowc6w od
Guadalquiviru do modrego Duna-
ju, poczqt wydawae p. t. ;, ,Elektra"
oryginalny dziennik, ktory sic dru-
kuje tylko ma iednei stronie ME
sprzedaje, lecz jest codzieh W cateI
Hiszpanii rozlepiany jest plakat ma
ulicach miast wiosek. q tego
MONA mice wyobrazenie o sumach,
zebranych ma sgitacye antykatolic-
ka, wiec o tenn, re zasoby hisz-
raiskich mason6w chyba ME wy
starczyiyby ma taxa akcye, jak
wydawanie plakatowego dziennika'
urzadzanie wiec6w i demonstracyj,
wreszcie wynajecie siynnych wy
mowy liberalnych adwokat6w, ably
wciqz jezdzili po Hiszpanii wy
gEaszaIi mowy, podbnrzajace pre-
civ duchowiehstwu. Rezultatem
takiei agitacyi jest caly program
wojny Koscioiem. W kazdem
miescie codzieh iscyS ludzie poja-
wiaja sic z choragwiami = ma kaz'
del choragwi inne wypisano zada-
ME = odzywaia sic bebny = tfum
sc gromadzi, rosnie z kazda chwi-
la i oto W koncu ciagnie sic. utica
mi masonska procesya, pefna wy
cia, wrzask6w i wymyslan ma du-
chowienstwo; pred kazdym kos
ciolem sic zatrzymuje, aby go znie-
wazye, zatrzymuje sic take pred
gmacbami rzadowymi, aby wy
krzykiwae ma czesc Francyi i Por-
tugahi, iako tych, kt6re sic dobrze
zasiuzyiy masohstwu; gdzie SO kon-
sulaty tych KRAKOW, tam pred mimi
sic odbywaja te manifestacye.
zadania wypisane ma chorag-
wiach sa take: wypedzenie zako-
now, konfskata wlasnosci kosciel-
nei, rozdziai panstwa i Kosciofa,
nauka bezwyznauiowa i t. p. Ka-
zdy TAXI poch6d zawsze sic konczy
jakas heca urzadzona pred kto-
ryms klasztorem. I OTTO tax trivia
juz cd paru tygodni, potegujac sic
ustawicznie. Kosci6f szczesliwie
przetrga te nawalnice, ale czy ona
ME wywr6ci ladu panstwowegoP
tego zaiste bae sig mona.
Literal francuski, Jan Carrere,
opisai wrazenia swei podr6zy do
Transwaalu; dzieio ukazafo sic W
tych dniach po p6fkach ksiegar-
skich. Oto jeden wyjqtek. .Naza-
jutrz po wzieciu Johannesburgu,
wuj Krueger zwoiai swoich stron-
nikow do maiej swiatyni ma pred
miesciu poinocnem Pretoryi. Chwi-
Ia byEa wazna tragiczna. Wielu
Boerow ucieklo bez walk, ,mez-
czyzni 40letni m6Bii o poddaniu
sic, jedynie garstka starych farme-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-15
,Dobry interes.

Ny, co sse staso Szmul, 70 taxi jes
stes wesofyf
- Bo zrobiuiem fajn interes. VI
-Jski interes?
= Moses Goldzier, moi kasyer ucsekfl
= Al dlaczego to jest dobry interest
- 30 VIAL mole Sure ze soba
Ozy ty jestes myszugge! "a co 70
nazywasz dobry interest
Bo jego kaucya 10000, co jest 2
mnle. terax przepsdia, surA tee mi eio !.
W ME beospbuje sews.oecl n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-05-15
n1odoturk0w na sultan
stantynopolu.
lrzenia ,robotnikoW w Albany, NY.


Cisza grobowa. Kruger aegna sic,
kfadzie rece ma ambone, pochyla
nsprz6d glove zaczyna: Obywa-
tele, moi przyjaciele, moi bracia,,,
Milczenie. Nagle rozlega sig, jak-
by ryk Iva: Jestescie wszyscy
tchorzami! stary prezydent obrzu-
ca ich gradem wyrzut6w i prze.
klenstw, to znowu zagrzewa ich do
walki. Wszyscy wyszli waburzeni.
Pred koSciofem stai Botha. Pa
TRIAL ma wychodzacych. Jednym
mdwif: ,,Chodz tutaj"-drugim:-
,,Moaesz sobie odejse." Gaia mto-
dziez etoczyfa go koiem. oznajmit
i'm, czego sic po mich spodziewa i
wyruszyf. Po drodze zrobit jeszcze
przeglad swych rekrut6w, jak Ge-
deon, oczyszczajacy armia. Dodat
ducha dzielnym, odprawlt nlepe-
wnych. Ci zosta,i powitani przez
zony -miottami.
Polski rucl ludowy W Poznaii-
skiem straszy szowinistyczna pra-
Sc niemiecka. w tym strachu krzy-
cza organa hakatystow, re rad
wiecej jeszcze dziatac powinien,
niz dziasa dotychczas. Broniac dzi-
kich rozporzqdzei rzadu, CRU
dziadzki ,.Geselliger" TAX pisze:
,,Kiamhwe wprost giupie jest
twiertlzenie, jakoby religia miafa
bye lub byia odebrana Polakom.
Najpierw zadnemu ma cafej kuli
ziemskiei ME moze bye odebranq
religia, jezeli, CO jest rzecza sumle-
mia serca, sam iq chce zachowac,
powtore, duchowni polscy staraja
sic o to, ably W praktykach refgij-
nych nawet pozory byiy zachowa-
ne. PoIscy katoliccy duchowni to
ponajwiekszej czesci przedstawi-
ciele poplecznicy aspiracyi pol
skich wediug rzymskiej zasady, re
mniejszose nalezy zawsze popie-
rae. I niemiecka wiekszosc ma to
pozwala. Religii Polakom Mkt ME
odbiera, ale ksieza polscy duchoW-
nych czynnosci uzywaja zapfasz-
czyk do naduzyc na polu szkolnic-
twa. Niedawno otrzymalismy przy-
padkowo informacye, dotyczqcq
pewnej wioski W Pfusach zschod-
Mich: w pewnej wiosce we Wtor-
ki i Piqtki odbywajq sic W kosciele
przygotowania do spowiedzi mie-
dzy godzina 10 II pred pofu-
dniem, Dzieci do kosciota maJq
tylko kilka krok6w, wychodzity
przeto domu kilka minut pred
godzina 10. W ostatnich czasach
proboszcz kazat tzieciakom przy-
chodzic godzinie 9. Wediug ze-
znania dzieci. przez to godzine od-
bywafa sic nauka czytania polskie-
go, W celu lepszego zrozumienla
katechizmu". W ten spos6b syste-
matycznie odciaga sic dzieci od
niemiecMei nauki i czyni sic je O
lie moznosci obcemi ola pruskiej
mysli.
To, re kiamstwo 80 przesladowa-
niu jezyka polskiego przez pocSte
moze bye publicznie rozszerzane,
to swiadczy tylko, do jakiego sto-
pnia bezczelnie posuwa sic polska
agitacya, kt6ra ze swej strony sly
kanuje cierpliwa poczte. Opowiada
sic chiopom polskim 0 stosunkach
W gimnazyach, meczennikach
srod uczniow gimnazyow polskich,
chociaz oni sami stwierdzili, re ich
siusznie karano, skoro tworzyli tai
ne stowarzyszehia.
Tax sic pieni i takie bajki opo-
wiada hakatystowska prasa pru-
ska, ably ME dae przejrzec uczci-
wei opinii niemieckiej'
Hugo Fonka, zam. pm. 472
.