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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-15
W1EpEN, 1890 Czerwca.

W1EDEN, 15go Czerwca. - w
Litomiezycach, dokad cesarz Fran
ciszek J6zef, wybierat sig W przy-
szty Poniedziafek, grenada Mem
cow rzuciia sic no garst Czech6w /
uszkodsiia nastepnie ich domy.
Musiauo weDwa6 pomocy wojska,
aaeby przywr6oi6 porzadek.
HAeA, is Czerwca.-Pani Botha
przybyia do Hagi stanefa W hote-
Ia VI pobhau seheveningen. DziS
% poludniu eawieazi prezydenta
Kruegera.
NEw YORK, Logo Czerwca. -
TutejSzy Herald" donOsi Cara
cas-, to W. W. Russell pelnomoo.
mix rgsdu zwiRzkewego, oSwiadc1yt
arsedOwnie. DC poset Loomis dzia-
lal .samowolnis. Tymozasem tax
ME jest. Loomis dziafat W obsc
rzadu Wenesusli W mysl iuStruk-
cyl . Waszyngtonu rzad zwiaaao-
Wy pechwsla cate jego sachowanie
sic.
BERLIN, logo Czerwca. -
Cessm powr6cii wczoraj rano z
Kflonii do Berlina odbyl ma po-
laeh Tanpelhofu przeglad IL put
k6wikawaleryi. Wisczoren wye
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-15

ostatnioh dni XIX pierwszych
Xxx wieka ku zdumieniu j zgrosie
kasdsgo, kto uozuwa W sercu pope
dy szlaehetaieisze mad bEudny e.
seizm ohe6 sysku aa kaAda cene,
brzydzi sie obfuda gardn evan
CELIA opancerBonej piebei, g}os7ona
przsz butns, oudaa krzywdai fzazh
Gpsnoszons ps9ssCtwe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-15

pozar, kt6rego pastwa stat sic kra-
zownik ,,Witjas" wraz wielu in
nymi okretami. Spali}y sic nadto
gmachy publiczne prywatne, spi-
chlerze ze zapssami departamentu
wojny, oraz wielkie skfady budul-
Gu. IL os6b utraci}o ayoie, straty
wynosza 10 milion6w rubli.
PARYz, logo Czerwca.
Posfowie W Pekinie rozbisraja pro-
iekt Stan6w zjednoczonych, odno-
szecy sig do sposobu zapfacenia
chinskiei kontrybucyi, Projekt ten
przyjety ME bedzie i sprawa chin
ska przedmioten narad komisyi
pokojowej W Hadze ME zestanie.
LoNDYN, 1890 CzeEwca, -
Miner ME dale nam6wid sfe prses
przyjaci& do wziecia udzissu W
bankiecle ma jego czes6, Pewiada,
Re obecny stan rzeczy W Afryce
poiudniowej ME pozwala ma ban.
kfetowanie. Miner sapatruje sic
ma stosunki W Afryce bapdzo pes.
symistycznie. Obawy iego saaja
sic bye usssadnione, Bank ebuiAy&
dysconto na 3 pEeoent W pRzeay.
Sic paauje wielki Gastei, Nikt>nie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-15
fal we francuzkiej izbie deputoWanyc

widzsnia GAIA pawsntuga chiaska"
hyla aktem nies3yehanego gwaitu
i bezczs3nej przemocy.
Rsskems r,akeya oywilizacyjna"
polegajsca ma mordowsniu i nisz-
czeniu, zuohwafe nedukywsnie l.
mienia Boskiego dla pekrycia ga.
borezyeh instynkt6w, a wres1ele
p,opseowanie dzikiego prawa cd"
wetu "a urojons lub spEowokowaae
krzywdy, oto oEyny, kt61eni ,'kul
turalna" Europa splamisa kartY
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-15
Kr6tkis nosstkl mietskie.

- Zachodzi Ottawa, 10 uuia gfse-
row zarzadzi strajk, ktory tyosy6
sis bsdzie W Chicago 1000 robot
nik6w, gdya konfereucya pomis-
d&y ,.foundrymsn's ASSOC" Iron
Mouldess' Union" " Cleveland
ME pszyniosIa 4adnego rszultatu.
-zecsr q. 8. sheperd. 2lS 3.
47 str, wczoraj rano pr6bowai
utopi6 sic u kohca Al III. " jezio.
RE. Jakis policyant zdoaal 60 D.
YasowaA
- Finansovy komitet rady
miejskiei popisra projekt dostar-
ezania bezplatnego wody do ply
walni Midway na rogu 60 ulicy i
Cottage Grove ave. pod warun.
kiem, by wsasoioiel diva razy na ty.
dzieh deawald pubhoznosci kapac
sie bezpsatnie.
.Psyyaziy Qzwartek . Eozpo-
rzadzenia burmisttza jest ,dntsm
dzieoi", W kt6rym odbsdEis ds, u
rzqdzony przea Volunteers Of
America. piknik ola .ozuosicish
gazet, czysoibutdw, possancaw Nv
ogole ubogich dzieoi.
Komisarz powistowy Otto
Hulsman umarf nagle We Cxwar-
tex. Pozostawii aone sisdmiere
dzieci.
= Max Cilihski ukrad} d. logo
Maja patio wartosoi $40 q army
Griesheimera. PrzyznaS da do
togo pred sedzia Smithem 1 POI.
dzie "a to do domu poprswy na y
miesiace.
- Edward Leonard probowaf d.
70 Kwietuia wydat fafszywa dwu.
dolarewke u Leona Magdziarza.
Ia to zossai skazany ma 8 miesfaoe
pobytu W domu poprawy'
= Dzisiai Jest .daieh aagowy".
W szkoiach pubhcznyeh 1 " pas-
kach obohodzi 90 el6wnie INTO.
dziez.
w sadsts poliayinym przy
Maxwell str pobii Ge wczoraj
adyoksci, Czech Wlad. Gesringsr
/ James Gross. Study sadowi
ME byi W stanis sis rozbroi&
6sdzia skazai ieh ma kars pisnisa.
ma.
Podobno chicagoscy wiasci-
ciele kopalh wegla " Indiana "a
mierzaja utworzyt trust z ka1ita.
lem 300 milion6w dolarow.
IONA skazanego na amierd
Dolihskiego, kt6ra bawiia " Euro.
pie, dowiedziaia sic o jego skaza-
niu, ale sadzac, 4e zostai skazany
faiszywie "a zamordowanie jej sa.
mel i ich trojga dzieci, przybyfa do
Ameryki, by 90 ratowae. jest
obecnie W New Yorku i stara sig
dosta6 pisniadze ma podroA do Chi
oago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-15

- Niezwykia saiata poczestowai
W wieku XVI kr6l hiszpahski H.
lip svoja lubiaca niestychanis
przepych, malaonke Elzbiete, Ka.
zal jej podae ziota mise, W kt6rej
salate wyobraaaiy szmaragdy. oil
we z6lte topaay, ocet czsrwone rn-
biny, sol - dyamsasy 1 yssay.
Tax zissis hgsnda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-15
Przeglad polityki
miedzyRarOdOWe1.
@aeago, logo OEerwca, 1901.

Dzis W Pekinie, ma pesiedzsliu
posi6w, zostsnie ostateeznie zsfat-
wiOna kwestya, W jaki spos6b mo-
carstwa wymoga na Chinach "a
piacenie olbzzymiej kontrybucyl'
Mic odtad sta6 ME bedzie ma pre-
szkodzie wycofaniu pahstWa ssod-
ka niemieckiego ,,4andaEma", ksoEy
baguetem kartaczapi zmiekozas
twar3e m6zgi ohinskie, aby tenn
iatvlsi poiely ,.cudne prawdy" e.
wangelii kEwi 2elaza, rozohodzacs
sic "a posrednicswenda daia} KruEpa
karabin6w repetiszewyeh po CO.
lynn swiecie. Awantura chtnska
zaczyna tym sposebem dobisgac
swego ostatecznego kresu.
Wobec takiego obrotu rzeozy
prssdewszystkiem nasuwa sig py-
tanis, co mogio spowodoVa6 Mem
ey do wziecis ma smycze swoich
batnyoh oddzial6w2 5e4eh i'm szio
Ezecywiicie o poinszczenie smierci
Kettelera, to setki glow chihsAich.
spade pod mieczem kstowskim /
potoki krwi, wylanej przez meme
zastspy prdskie, mogfy juz dawno
ugasic ear krzyzackiei wsciek}osoi'
Jezeli cesarz Wilhelm pragnss roz-
toczyt na podziw H.. nauke Eu'
ropy pawi ogon niemieckiej silly
zbroinei, te celu dopiaf juz odda-
VIVA.
Mestwo niemieokie wzbudzi}o
oburzenis cafego cyEiltzoVsnego
swiata.
Nawet tradycya 1879 roku, ira
dycya zegark6w, kradzionyoh pole
gtym VI obronie kraiu Frsncuzom
pszez zwycieskich Prusak6w, zbla-
! dfa W obec zfodztejstw rahunk6w,
! jake urzsdzaiy woiska niemieckie
okazyi cywilizowania Chin prEez
! swiatis Gsrmanie,
IL tel Elec streny ME byio po'
wodu do tax aiugieso zwleksnia 2
oprS2nienien Chin Skoro sig
wszakze pr4ytmie "a Podstaws, as
pomszczeais Kettelera by9o tylko
pretekstsn, q chso sysk6w teryte-
ryalnych i handaowych g6Wnym
motywem dziaiania Niemisc, vtedy
wobso faktu, il RosYH trzyms mo-
eno Mandaurye 1 ME mysli jag a
rak wypuSci6, musimy dois6 do
przefonania, il Niemcy otrzymasy
zapewne jaktS ekwiwaleut sa edo
byczs rosyjskis zgadSaja sie mil.
ezaco ma zagarniecie Mandaaryi
przez carat.
Targ Msndaurys zosta1 jua
zasen, jak sie zdsls, ostatecsnis
pomyslnie saatwiony. " przeei-
wnym razie wobee nieubtaganej
konsekwe1cyi. jaks Moskaie
zwykli postepowa6 terytoEyami.
mad ktoremi raz zAwisS knut ten
cywilizacyjny sztandar sosyjskisj
imperyi, wobec dawnego Oswald
czenia Rosyi, te wajska jej epuss-
cza Mandaurye dopfero po snpet.
nem ureguloBsniu stosunkow we.
wnetrznyoh niebieskiego pahstwa,
mog4oby dojsS do powsanyeh zswi-
khan miedzy mocsrstwem nahaJki
a krajem hakaty.
Jestesmy zatem bWiadkani, jak
mad ostatnim aktem tEagedyi chin
skiej zapada powoh kuEtyHG dzie-
jowa. Do historyi, tel suro#sj leuz
sprawisdliwiej ,,psuczyeislki ky-
cia" bedzie naleaafe vydRnis osts-
tecznego sadu moralnej gwih-
zacyjnej wartosci napadu, urzadao-
nego przez ,,kulturalne@ Europe
ma ,,bsrbarzyhskie" Chiny. Zsnim
wszsk&e ons wypowie swoje zdanie
krwawym koncercie mocarstw e.
uropejskich ma chinskiem teryto-
ryum, must sip wssakze skonssato-
waS, - . eeslns ludzkieso puak.S
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-15

wiezienia W Benton niesna obe-
onie obawy, azeby ieh plynchowa-
noe, Ludnos6 uspokoiia sig. Wczo-
raj odbyi sic pogrzeb zamordowa-
nego Johna Gray Foster.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21
AN HONOR
Conferred on General Dick by
Military Society.

General Charles Dick has received
the following letter from Major Gen.
eral William Il. Shnfter, who wrote
In his capacity as president of the
Society Of the Army of Santiago dc
Cuba:
II have the honor to inform vou
that under the provisions of paragraph
six OF tho constitution of this society
you have been elected member of
the council, vice Major General A. II.
Chaffec, elected fourth vice president. .,
General Dick expects to he out
again In a few days ne has been
suffering from rheumatism which fol.
lowed an attack of grip. At no time
has his condition been serious or
alarming. He is receiving the best
Of medical attention ana rapidly re-
covering under it.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21
income tax.

In the course of speech in the
Senate last Monday, Senator Pettus,
of South Carolina uttered this cpl
gram: "a broGd.mlnded American
statesman some years ago was under
stood TO mean very great man. help.
Ing 70 govern this country, but in
three years It means man too. big
to stand inside the Constitution" Tho
Senator from South Carolina should
not despair, There is no danger that
the brond.guage craftsmanship of the
old type will perish while Uncle Mark
Hanna and Gen, Dick remain in the
halls Of Congress, AT any rate tho
Senator would be persuaded to this
conclusion II he lived In the Nine
teenth district
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21
"A Republican Journal
Criticises Secretary Gage.
tFrom Tho Chicago Inter.ocenn.l

In 1890 we exported $1o0,o ,ooC
worth of manufactured iron and stee
products; In 1900, s2oo,0O0,0oo worth
Much Of this increase went to Russia
There was an unusual demand from,
that country on account OF the Siberian
railway and the opening of vast terri.
tory to commerce.
Through the friendship Of the Rus.
sian government, through the superior.
ity of our railway rolling stock. ana
through our ability to fill heavy con.
tracts promptly, the United States Sc,
cured the lions share of this new bus.
mess. Against the competition Of Ger
many, France and England, Americans
secured enormous contracts for rail
way equipment, and the reports show
that in the year 1900 we exported to
Russia iron and steel manufactures
alone to the value of $10,5OO,O0O, while
our total export trade with Russia in
creased to over $30,0OOOOO.
The Russian government, by remov.
ing heavy tariffs and by throwing open
Asiatic ports to American trade, did
everything in it's power to encourage
the importation of American manufac.
lures. There was in no department dis
elimination against us. There was in
all railway materials farm implements
and other articles of iron and steel
manufacture discrimination in our ia
vor The friendly disposition Of the
Russian government toward the United
States was so apparent that German
and English manufacturers admitted
the American iron masters would soon
control not only the markets of Rus,
sin, but Of the world.
In no department of manufacture
have we made such progress as in lpon
and steel. This progress has been so
wonderful that the British, Germnn,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21
Poor House no Terror For
Ship Subsidy Bills Advocates

In n speech in the Senate last Mon.
day, Senator Pettus, of South Carolina
told the following anccdote as n satire
upon the motive of the b esftrlends
of the Ship Subsidy bill:
The moral pnrt Of the transaction,
If any, may we'll be referred to DR..
Paley or one Of his successors. |
will only say 1t might be llttlo like
the comment on an ex-senator from
Alabama, who was then in the law
practice with n partner-both great
lawyers and good mcn--real leaders
at the bar. They practiced In the
wire'grnss counties OF Alabama. In
the summer OF 1865 cotton was selling
as high ns 80 cents per pound. THE
Yankees Il merely quote) wanted
the cotton and they took cotton. From
one old farmer they took over 100
bales, merely on the plea that they
needed II In their business. The OK
Senator and his partner Colonel c.
were employed TO recover the cotton.
But about that time Colonel G. went
Off on business and the ex-senator was
left to manage the case alone. He
was equal to the task or almost any
other, II ability was the thing needed.
There were no courts. So the eX-
Senator went TO the head military
officer OF that province" and rccov-
cred the cotton and received his fee,
II you had ever heard his voice deep
MS church bell, earnest almost to
adJuratlon, with will power In every
tone) you would know why that cot
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21

and French newspapers have engaged
in n crusade to rouse Europe against
this country. All the governments OF
Europe except Russia, have been turn.
ed against us. Some Of the ablest eco.
nomlc writers of the country have ad.
vocated the formation of United
States Of Europe to oppose the United
| States of America in commerce and
manufactures.
All these plans, however, have failed
to check our progress-most notably
our progress in Russia. 1t has re-
mained, in fact for Secretary Gage to
strike the heaviest possible blow at
American industries. On a technical
point concerning the importation Of a
cargo Of Russian sugar, he has opened
warfare against the best friend we
have In Europe and has embittered
the Russian government to the point of
practically closing the Russian mar
ket against our iron and steel manu-
facturcrs. Thus Russia has !decreed
that hereafter 30 to so per cent. in
crease of duty shall be levied on these
American products.
If Mr.. Gage had possessed the polit.
ical wisdom which is the common
property Of ordinary ward bosses here.
abouts he never could have commit.
ted such an act of folly. AS it is, he
has been guided by neither common
sense, business sagacity, political
shrewdness nor diplomatic courtesy.
Through mere recklessness or ignor.
ance he has struck blow not only Mt
our iron masters, but at every working
man who has been employed at good
wages In our furnaces and foundries.
He hns paralyzed an export trade
to millions, and has abso-
lutely nothing to offer In the way OF
justification or excuse for his course.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21

allow their horses to stand on the
streets without blankets, these bitterly
cold days" said prominent local
insurance man to reporter for the
Democrat today, as they stood chat
ting on a corner. Look at the horse
there, for instance" he continued.
1t would have taken only a few Sc
conds for the driven to have thrown
that warm blanket over him, instead
of leaving it lie on the seat, while
the horse stands and suffers. Often,
at night, l see numbers of horses tied
In front Of saloons as late as IL or 10
O'Clock, shivering. whinneying and
nearly frozen, with no blankets or
covering of any kind to keep off the
rush of the winter wind, while, inside
the saloon, the owner is probably
blowing himself and telling what
good fellow he is. If q man can't
take better care Of a horse than that,
the horse should be taken away from
him and the driver treated to cat-a.
nlne-tails instead of the cocktails he
likes SO WELL"
81 sincerely hope,' said the Observ-
ing Citizen" that people will not get
the impression that the $4,000 it is in
tended to raise by issuing bonds, is to
be used to pay for the City Commis-
sionels s. new clock. Because" he went
on, "the bond proposition would prob
ably be defeated. There is one thing
for which l am thankful though, and
that is that the clock is not one of
those china affairs. The Board might
have bought china cock with chimes,
you know-and the only wonder is that
1t didn't"
Bently Wormald and City Commits.
sioner John Crisp had a friendly spar
ring match in the office of the Board,
the other day, which promised to end
to the city official Bently
was too shlfty on his feet for Mr.. Crisp
and the latter showed evidence Of
overtraining. Captain Robert Guillett
passed that way and the Commission.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21

Several years ago Probate Judge
of Nodaway county, Missouri, used 81
worth Of postage stamps In the course
of official business, and the county
authorities refused to pay for them.
Upon his retirement from the Bench
the Judge brought suit against the
county In the Circuit Court to recover
the s., but lost his case. Thoreupon
he appealed to the Supreme Court, or
Missouri which has Just decided that
Nodaway county must pay for tho
stamps The county VIII also have to
pay large proportion of the costs OF
the litigation. II this Probate Judge
had been Gar like Summit coun,
tvs, his fee would have been allowed
without the incOnyen ence of n law sut.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21
WISE ana W ~
" " Otherwise.

"OUR LEEDLE POY."
Ven l go home vone sthormy nide,
Two years ago or more,
findt leedle weller dare
| neffer zeen pefore.
Hes face wash wrinkled CUP und red
Hes leedle head wash bare,
Which wash der only reason why
He deednt haf red hair.
He wash SO boor and schkinny like
Hes bones most cut hes hide;
Vone eye turned in, der udder oudt,
Which make him seem kross eyed.
Hes legs wash bowed, his nose wash fat
Hes eyes more green as blue;
Hes voice wash strong, und ven he
squeal,
He split your ears in two.
My neighbors flock into der mousse
Und shake me by der han,
Und say, "dot sh homely kindt-
He's schust like hes old man."
Scotch talk like dose do blease me nice,
Und makes mein heart feel glad:-
Taint effry family gets poy
Dot looks schust like hes dad.
But now dot poy is two years old,
Und stands most tree feet tall;
He walks und talks und runs around,
Und neffer cries at all.
Hes legs wash straight un he is strong
Schust like leetle bear,
Hes eyes wash blue schust like der sky,
Und he has curly hair.
He has der whltest leedle teeth,
Und scotch pleasant schmile
schust sit down, when he's around,
Und watch him all der while.
Und now my neighbors komt around
Und say dot dey vas glad,
To see me haf a leedle poy
What don't look like hes dad.
Dey tell me he's der sweetest scniId
What dey haf effer saw,
Dot he geds nicer every day
Und looks schust like hes ma.
VIM. T. SAWYER.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21

caught his left hand between
the rollers of n calender at the Dia.
mond Rubber works early Thursday
morning, crushing the fingers out of
all shape, Amputatlon will Be neces,
sary' The rubber did not go through
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21
. BEEN THERE?

a slelghing party; a big bob sled,
Wide and deep and painted red,
Straw In the bottom, blankets galore
Strange black Lott.e5--IAlIee or four.
Party Of young folks-dozen or so,
Merlily down the road they go,
Taking with them plenty to eat,
Getting chilblains on their feet.
Sled tips up In a big snow drift
All turn In and give 1t lift,
Helping every one from the wreck,
Snow in your eyes and down your
neck.
"All aboard"-there's no one hurt,
Gather the oysters out of the dirt,
"All aboard"-away you go,
Bumpety-bump across the snow.
Finally get to the farmers house,
Nothing stirring, not even mouse,
Pound the door with all your might,
After a while they show a light.
The host comes down, an rubbing
his eyes,
Looks You over in great surprise,
Helps you take off wraps and things,
Heaps of wood to the old stove
brings.
Blankets the horses warm and tight,
Hustles around by lantern light,
Gets You cider and apples and pie,
Slyly samples your city rye.
Finally bid good night. good by,
Back toward home the horses fly,
Blankets warmly round you wrapped,
While your nose gets nicely chapped
Sit up close to your best girl,
In your faces snowflakes whirl,
All grows quiet as ON you creep,
One by one you fall asleep.
Past farm houses, quiet, dark,
Only sound is the watch dogs bark,
On past hill and valley and glen,
TIN finally you get home again.
why It's actually half past five."
You creep to bed more dead than
alive,
Sleep an hour-to work you go,
Wondering why your homes ache So
Vow as you battle your aching head.
And sQuint at your nose, so rough
and red,
And twist your neck, that seems
half broke,
That you'll "swear off,"-but that's
joke,
jim DASH.
Z 4 +
A South Akron correspondent who
read about Postmaster Ebrlght's es.
capade yesterday in local saloon
wants to know If the Postmaster is
assisting Mrs Nation and Rev
Crlspin,
.... = 4 =
IF the Humane soe.ety is alive. why
don't 1t get after the fellows who
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21
MAYOR
May be a Member
Of the Board of Trustees of the
City Hospital.

For want Of quorum Of the trustees
of the City Hospital no decision was
reached ut the meeting of trustees, and
a committee from the City Council at
the hospital Wednesday night, regard
ing the proposition that the city should
be represented in the board of trustees.
Mr.. o. G. Barber and Councilmen
T. Dwight Paul and Thos. Brady were
among those present. Informal talk
which was had showed a probability
that the Mayor will be made a mem.
ber Of the board ex officio.
Mr.. Barber expressed the belief that
after this year 1t will be necessary for
the city to do even less than has been
done the past In paying the hospital
for service given the poor.
Vote for Park bonds at special elec-
ton Saturday. Adv.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21

Is there, for honest poverty,
That hangs It's head, and a that?
The coward slave, we pass him by,
We dare be poor for a that
For a that, and a that!
Our tolls obscure, and a that;
The rank is but the guinea's stamp;
The mans the gowd for a that.
This Colonel was not accustomed to
being poor, nor did he have any long
ing" for tho beauties or blessings Of
poverty. He went to his Office and
met his partner, who handed him
$1,000 without saying a word. what
am / to do with all this money!" de-
manded the Colonel. THAT Is your
half Of our fee In the cotton case"
answered his partner.
The Colonel counted over the money
with great gravity, yet solemnly smil-
ing, and when he had finished the
count he turned to his partner and
with philosophical sol, mn.ty remark d
shaking his head: well, well. we
have escaped the poorhouse, but are
we not rubbing up against tho walls
OF the penitentiary? Uaughter.)
Mr. President II tell the tale as It
was told to me-" II Is old, and there
are other versions. The bencficlarles
under this bill, If 1t passes, can never
be in danger OF the poorhouse.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21

A Michigan legislator wants to i'm,
pose tax Of S. n year upon every
bachelor IN that state over 30 years
OF age. And Michigan is one Of the
states that ratified the rejection of the
income tax.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21

Everybody will be pleased to
Congress to pass the Ship Subsidy bill
and break the promises made to Cuba.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21

the rolls fast enough and McClurg at.
tempted to start 1t by pushing with
his hand. Parks ambulance took him
to the hospital.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21

1t will be of interest to everybody to
know that the President will ride with
Mark Hanna in the Inauguration pa
rade.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21
Freqasn5 ,oug4lng

lnflames the lungs. Foleys Honey
and Tar stops the coughing and heals
the lungs. The ordinary cough medi-
cines which are simply expoctorants,
Will not do this, as they keep the
lungs irritated in throwing off the
phlegm.
}. NJ. LATER, J. Eampnrter g. Co..
A. Warner.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21

ton did not go into the dive for cap
tured and abandoned property" Col
onel Q. returned sad and poor, repeat
Ing over to himself, to keep up his
courage
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21

Vote for Park bonds at special elec,
ton Saturday. Adv.