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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24
SHOULD exhaust every known method of

should exhaust every known method OF
delay to prevent fnaL action Cd any
measure. The Hay-Pauhcefote treaty
was talked to death, and then amended
out of all semblance of it's original pro-
visions, and the Army Reorganization
bill is destined for the same kind OF a
fate, if the leaders in the Senate are
willing to be bulldozed by an incense
quential and insignificant minority,
which even the respectable end of the
Democratic minority despises more
than the Republicans do.
The sins of delay, however, cannot
now be visited upon the shipping bill.
since it was promptly set aside for the
consideration of the Army bill, as soon
as Congress resumed it's sittings after
the holiday recess. The Shipping bill,
the passage of which its friends say
is more than ever assured, hangs upon
the calendar of the Senate and can only
be reconsidered through majority
vote. But this vote, it is said will be
all ready when needed, and that the
Shipping bill will, all in good time, be
restored to it's position of precedence,
and promptly passed. But the filibus-
terers have clearly shown that their
violent opposition is directed against
the increase in our standing army that
is necessary to subdue and keep sub
dued the insurgent Tagals. Once a
vote is reached on the Army BILL and
it is confidently asserted, dilatory tao
tics will be abandoned in the Senate.
Senator Aldrich, of Rhode Island, a
man who rarely talks for publication,
and who is credited by many as being
the real guiding force in the Senate,
has been recently interviewed by the
Washington correspondent Of the Phila-
t1elphia Press on the subject of the
Shipping bill, and Republicans will be
interested in few statements made by
Sir. Aldrich. After stating that the
Shipping bill is a Republican measure,
advocated by the administration, he
states that our merchant marine has
been declining year after year. AL
though there are differences Of opinion
as to just the wisest way of restoring
our ships to the sea, he says:
q do not see anybody who is oppos-
ing this measure offering anything bet
ter. We hear a great deal of outcry
against such bills, but we never get
any substitutes excepting those offered
by the free traders and Democrats.
which would be utterly ruinous to the
country. The only substitute that |
know of is the free ship bill offered BY
Mr.. Vest. There is just the same diff
ference between the bill reported by
the Senate Committee on Commerce
and the free ship bill offered by Mr..
Vest that there is between the Reoub-
lican tariff bills and the Democratic
free trade bills. We have got to the
pass when som ething must be done not
only to preserve what little shipping
we have in the foreign trade, but to in
crease it.
This fact, that the only alternative to
protective shipping bill that the oppo-
sition can offer is a free trade free shin
bill, which the Democrats themselves
refused to pass when they had the
chance in the Fifty-third Congress, |
strips the mask from the opposition
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24
trade journal clearly sees, that the iron

trade journal clearly sees, that the iron
and steel industries ARE the basis of
all the other mechanical industries-ot
shipbuilding, general engineering, foun-
dry operations and a thousand minor
industries that may be named" When
basic industry is in jeopardy all those
resting upon it are sure to suffer, fact
which the optimistic free-traders will
be sure to appreciate before long, al
though they are unable to do so now
San Francisco Chronicle.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24
In + abor's Interest.

The flood of light shed on the foreign
predictions both as to tangible ship
ping interests and free trade theories
OF those banded together in Washing
ton to secure the defeat of the shipping
bill has stamped it, more than ever, as
bill in the interest of American labor.
and has made it's passage by substan-
t1al majorities in each branch of Con-
gress doubly assured.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24

Asia Minor, they looted and burned the
buildings Of Euphrates College at Har-
poot. There was no one to take up the
cause of the Armenians; but Euphrates
College was an American institution,
established by American money and
carried on by American missionaries.
The destruction Of the property and of
similar property at Marash became the
basis for q claim for indemnity which
the government of the United States
Immediately brought against Turkey,
and has been pressing at intervals ever
since. 1t was a long time before the
Sultan was induced to admit RESPONSE
bility, and longer time before he was
brought to the point of promising pay
ment. But in the Turkish scheme Of
affairs, promise and performance are
often long way apart. A few weeks
ago the battleship Kentucky dropped
anchor off Smyrna, and her comman-
der went to Constantinople to visit the
American charge d'affaires. While he
was there the long standing account
was settled; not directly, but under
cover Of a contract for building q
cruiser in the United States, the mis-
sionary claims being figured into the
contract price. About this time new
question arose. The Turkish govern
ment refused to give its exequatur, or
official recognition, to Doctor Norton,
whom the United States had appointed
consul at Harpoot. If it had objected
to him as persona non grata, It's objec-
ton must have sufficed, and new con-
sui would have been designated; but its
objection was to recognizing any con-
sui there. Turkey is bound by treaty to
allow American consulates to be estab-
lished wherever commerce requires
them, but it holds that there is no COM
merce at Harpoot. 1t is also bound by
| treaty to give the United States the
same treatment as the "most favored
| nation;" and as it has recognized q
British consul at Harpoot, the Ameri-
can claim for consul there rests both
on treaty and precedent. Turkey pur-
| sued the same course when the United
| States commissioned consul at Ere
roum, another missionary and educa-
tional center in Asia Minor, where large
| number of Armenians were massacred
But the consul went to ErZeroum not
| withstanding, and Doctor Norton has
gone to Harpoot.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24

History shows that centuries ends
are marked by wars, but as their begin
nings and middles are also thus mark
ed, the significance of the bloody begin
nings is not all clear.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24

Al ssnnuAicasaena for this paper sAsalA b asesw.
panisd b. the name Of the author not nscssaary fs
eublcaton but evidence Of good faith on the part
IT the wriss Write only side of the paper %
particularly careful in giving and dates to have
the letters and figures plain and Distinct
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24
Couldn't Steal Anythinp.

A few Democratic papers, who do
not know any better, have been trying
to make capital out of the fact that
there have been several defaultine
cashiers, etc., since McKinley's re-elec-
ton. # Bryan had been elected there
would have soon been nothing to steal
Benton, ILL.,, Republican.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24

An English nobleman says "the prin-
cipal business Of the United States is
education" He Is right. We educate
our own people. We educate all the old
world sends us, and we educate indi-
rectly the entire world.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24

Probably the report that Ii Hung
Chang has Influenza was caused by his
efforts to announce that the Empress
had gone to SEE Chuan.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24
Gives Them a Big MarLa+

Protection is almost as essential to
the farmer as rain. Protection gives
the farmer home market that pur-
chases "a per cent more under the
Dingley tariff than under the ringbone
and SPAWN Wilson free-trade bill mn.
der which five millions went hungry
from lack of wholesome food.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24
No Politics.

Mr.. Bryan would like Mr.. Cleveland
to explain what he considers the first
principles of Democracy. This is GER
tainly poser. 1t is good deal like
the boy who inquired, "Pa, what are
your politics?" My child, 1 have none:
am Democrat" was the response
Steubenville, Ohio, Herald-Star.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24
The First Pensionef'

1t is claimed that the nlS' q
Of the United States was 1stq,
(Mass.) veteran of the war u liant i
was brought about by FlesI' nI,e
roe, who was visiting 'ia' If
July 8, 1917. During his s ,'.neb
eral days he -aas shown ' ,nlntprsil
almshouse, where he ehcou .Odp pl
inmate who had been a COM r,or.
army Of the revolutlonai! tbe 4
old decrepit veteran eNcl's 51oot, I
miseration of the PfeSip lad toG|
thought the old soldier WIZ Lace ID
for his country was out o. pnater 4
almshouse and should nc NJ
vided for. When he RETURN NV tbs
ington the President proas ncres
ter to the attention OF 0or psict 4
recommended a pension
granted.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24

A woman writer in Harper's Bazar
makes an eloquent plea for the wearing
of long skirts in the interests Of beau
ty. Well, that's all right for women
with that sort of feet.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24
House Has Been Active

The manner in which the House of
Representatives has disposed of nnh.
lie business during the short session
has been deserving of the highest
praise, and the contrast between tha
House performances and the Senate
dallying is most marked
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24
Seems Assured Of PASSAGE

The river and harbor Improvement
Dill involving expenditures aggrega-
ting anywhere from sixty to eighty nil
lions Of dollars, seems to he 4 ss,rod 80
prompt passage. The subsidy pro-
visions of that bill seem to gag no one
in either branch of Congress.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24

The Omaha kidnapping case has
served to show people the difference be-
tween the real sleuth and the sleuth Of
the detective story, anyway.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24

Russell Sage signalized the departure
the direct charge that Providence Is
responsible for the enormous fortune
he has accumulated.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24

Perhaps the reason Mars is making
such a frantic effort to signal us now
is that it wants piece Of China before
the final settlement is made.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24

Two Chicago psychologists have dis
covered that salt causes the hearts &C.
ton. The mere prospect of salt river
has caused palpitation in many a poll
fioiaO
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24

While the isthmian canal is going to
be short cut they are not cutting short
the preliminaries to building 1t.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24

France has, on the German las-BB'
three first-class fortress he b
Verdun and Briancon, VI as az
frontier, Lille. Dunklrh' crepehE
naz; on the Italian, Lyon +Iantlt '
Besancon. and on the . post
Rochefort, Lorient ana D.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24
Claiming Acuuaintance.

Chimmie-Dat's McCorker, de heavy
weight-me cousin used ter go ter
school wid'm.
Billie-Dat amt nuthin'; me brudder
had tree front teet' knocked out by'm
onct. Brooklyn Life.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24

1t is quite likely that the statement
concerning the action Of salt on the
heart will stimulate investigation.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24
"smokingo Them one

There has been wholesome ..sruoS-
ing OUT of the lobby of foreign shin.
ping interests and free traders at
washington that has been opposing the
shipping bill, an expose that ags mt
the enemies of the bill on the defensive
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24

Some women seem to get married for
the extra money they can make in sell
ing their husbands old clothes.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24

In traiElng a child use the rod-tho
OWNING rod of common sense
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-24

Several years ago, when Turkish
mobs were numbering Armenians in
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-10-12
Rome wiadomoScI
telegraficZne.

- Rem wystepuie brzegow.
Pod Kolonia wzni6sf sic poziom
woody ma wysokosc l6 STOP
- Ma brzegach NORA Czarnego
ukazafa sic cholera.
- Stwierdzono, re podczas "a
dnej katastrofy inansowej ME by
10 tyIe oszustw z}odziejstw, jak
obecnie W Niemczech.
Cesarz niemiecki zamierza
wsp6lubiegac sic o zdobycie puha.
ru amerykanskiego ma przysziych
wy5cigach yacht6w'
= W Berlinie pfaca "a tone
twardych wegli pennsylvahskich
90 dwie mark mniei, niz "a wegle
krajowe.
: Dwaj chicagowianie ofaro-
wall miastu Genua 100000 fran
kow "a ulubione skrzypce Pagani-
niego. Oferte odrzucono.
= Amanda Polonet, zwana "a.
nio}em Chateandun", umarfa Ii.
czac 63 lata. W. Z. 1870 pielegno-
vaia rownie troskliwie Francuz6w
i Niemc6w, ranionych W bitwie
pod Chateandun.
: Ksiaae Chyikow, rosyjski mi
mister komunikacyi przebyi droge
cd Wfadykaukazu do TyAisu Ia
samochodsie.
w Rio de Janeiro zapadaja
dziennie cztery $50 by ma dzume a.
zyatycka.
= Dochody poczty wynosify we
Wrzesniu W 30 najwiekszych ma.
ssyoh miastach 81, ,22b, ,752.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-10-12
: w zeszfym miesiacu wywie-

W zeszfym miesiacu wywie-
ziono re Stan6w Zjedn. artykuf6w
spozywczych na sumo 20 milion6w
dolar6w, bydfa ma sumo $685. ,2O9,
produkt6w = 16, bawefny = l6,
olej6w mineralnych 81 miliona
dolar6w.
Pod Klifton, KasD, szalaf
wczoraj tornado.
= Do New Jersey przybyia no.
wa i6dz podwodna, kt6ra odby-
wac sic beda pr6by.
- Oskarzona o zamordowanie
czterech MEOW Mary Belle Wit.
wer Dayton, o., byla wiasciwie
piec razy zamezna. Piaty jej maj
ucieki W diva dni po weselu i
ocalai.
W Narka, Kas., rozbili rabu-
sic kase aelazna zabrali $4,000 do
lar6w.
= Zafamaf sic dach ma domu
kompanii Michigan Chemical,
kt6ry jest ma ukohczeniu W Bay
City, MicL. Jeden czlowiek 70
staf zabity trzech ulegfo okale-
czeniu.
= Rad kolumbijski nabyf "
New Yorku kilka armat szybko
strzelajacych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-10-12

Rad turecki zaniechaf scigania
bandyt6w, tfomaczac sic Ottawa, re
ci przez zemste zamorduja panne
Stone.
Sir Redver Butler przyznaf sic,
ze udzielif rady generafowi White,
azeby poddaf Ladysmith Boerom.
To przyznanie sig wywoiafo W An.
gill ogromne oburzenie. Gdyby
White byf posiuchaf rady Bullera,
wojska angielskie Afryce pofu'
dniowej byiyby okryfy sie hanba.
C1UDAT BOLIVAR, IL Pazdz. =
General powstaic6w Geronimo
Rivas, pobit pod Barancas, W sta
ME Bermudez rzadowe wojsko We
nezuelskie, dowodzone przez gene
rafa Arestegui, kt6ry dostaf sic do
niewoli. Wojsko rzadowe przecho-
dzilo cafymi od6ziatami ma strone
powstanc6w.
WASHINGTON, 12go Pazdzier.-
Rezultat ostatniego spisu ludnosci
wykazuie, ze Stany Zjednoczone
licza rs milionow ludnoSci, W tel
liczbie 39,059,242 osob pfci mes
kiej. W ostatnich 10 latach wzmo-
gfa sic ludnoso o 81 procent. IL
procent ludnosci przybyfo zagra-
nicy. Do rasy murzyn6w nale2y
S,840,785 os6b.
Generalny prokurator Knox u
wiadomit wczoraj prezydenta, ze
ma mocy prawa 1865 roku wolno
jest kazdej kompanii zakfadac sta
oye telefoniczne W jakimkolwiek
punkcie wybrzeza Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych. Ma kiadzenie przeto lin
podwodnych przez ocean Spokoj.
ny ME potrzeba osobnej uchwafy
kongresu. Nalezy tylko porozu,
mie6 sic ma drodze dyplomatycz-
nej rzadami odnosnych panstw.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, IL Pazdzier.-
W kopalni New England jeden
Wtooh6w spowodowaf eksplozye
dynamitu, skutkiem ktorej pow
stall pozar W s8ybie. Znajdowafo
sie W podsiemiach okoio 26 ludzi,
iecz niewiadomo dotychczas ilu z
mich byio blisko miejsca katastro-
fly. Wiooh, ktory spowodowaf Elk
splozye, przypiacii ia nie7awodnie
ayciem, gdya muiy, kt6re stafy "a
MIN, zostaly pozabijane. Wczoraj
po poludniu spuscii sic do kopalni
Lee Malone ma czele oddziafu ra-
tunkowego, lecz do p6znego VIE
czoru ME byto MIN sadnej via
domosci.
COLUMBUS, O., IL Pa4dz, -
Karol Redlich, inaynier pahstwo.
wy rzedu australskiego prSybyf do.
tad kilku innymi urzednikami W
zamiarze rozdania kontraktow ma
budowe 1900 mil drogi 4elaznej,
poglebienie kanaiow / bicie tune
low. Przeznaczono ma ten Gel 100
miliou6w dolarow. znacznq iloso
kontrakt6w otrzymaja tutejsi prze.
mys&owcy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-10-12
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Zawisf ma stryczku, pojednany
z BOgiem.

OV6iOAAs
Przejmujace widowisko. z jed.
nej strony dfuga, ma cztery pietra
wysoka sciana, W ktorej zamiast O.
kien znajduje sic okoio so drzwi
zaopatrzonych W grube, zelazne
kraty. Drzwi te prowadza do ma
lych, pustych klatek wieziennych,
O gofych scianach, bez zadnych
mebli. Wida6 W mich tylko skia-
dane }6zka zelazne, a przy lozkach
water closet'y". Ma trzech g6r
nych pietrach So umieszczone ma
Gaia dtugosc sciany galerye.
Ma odleglosc 40 stop cd tel scia.
ny znajduje sic gruba, zewnetrzna
sciana wiezienna, W kt6rej okna So
umieszczone ma wysokosci trzecie-
90 pietra. Okna to wychodza ma
ulice, ktorej dochodzi gwar wiel'
komiejski, gdzie istnieje zycie,
gdzie sfonce przyswieca ludziom
szczesliwym.
Miedzy hcianami panuje W diu-
gim, kamienna posadzka wyiozo.
nym korytarau poimrok. Gromad.
ka dziennikarzy zasiadfa W milcze.
niu ma wskazanych, prostych stof.
kach okolo d}ugiego u.Gromad-
ka lekarzy zajefa miejsca ma stof-
kach W pierwszych rzedach. XII.
kanascie os6b uprzywilejowanych
ginie W tfumie tajnych policyan-
tow pomocnika szeryfa.
Oto sala teatralna. A teraz see.
naP
stanowi ja przedfuzenie galeryi
pierwszego pietra, opartej o sciane
W szczycie. Ma froncie tel galeryi
jest W gorze belka poprzeczna z
kilku wkreconemi W MIA zelaznemi
k6fkami. Przez k3iko ma srodku
belki przeciagnieto powr6z, pre-
znaczony dla Grzegorza Dolihskie.
90, uznanego przez sad winnym
morderstwa, czlowieka, ktorego 70
ma jest pograzona W rozpaczy, ae
napr6zno biagaia faske dla meza
ojca trojga jej niewinnych dzia-
tex, czlowieka, "a kt6rym wstawiaf
sic daremnie konsul wielkiego mo-
carstwa europejskiego.
Czfowiek ten wszakze pojednaf
sic Panem Bogiem. 0 godzinie
8 zrana wyspowiadaf sic pred ks.
Siominskim przyjal nastepnie o.
statnie swiete Sacramento. 0 10
godzinie odwied2if go ponownie
ks. Slomihski, przybyli nadto ksie.
za O'Brien, Kosinski | Olszewski.
Odmawiano mad skazancem modli-
twy, a on takze bill sig W piersi i
rozmawiaf Bogiem, pred ktorego
sad sprawiedliwy wyprawia3y 60
sadv ziemskie.
o godzinie IL zalegfa sale wi.
dz6w ponura cisza. zdjeto z glow
kapelusze wpatrzono sic " kory-
tarz, z kt6rego wyionify sic posta-
Gle szery fa Magerstadt, szefa pod
szeryf6w Petersa i dyrektora vie.
zienia Whitmana. Ia mimi poste-
powa} wolnym lecz pewnym kro-
kiem delikwent W towarzystwie
.l,,o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-10-12
Berlinska rada miejska ignoruje
CeSarzOWa.
z Afganistanu nadohodza eprzeczne via
dOmOSCl.
,UDNOSG STAN0W WYNOSI 76 MILION0W.
Rad Australasia rOzda AmerykanOm kOntrakty ma
sumo $50 miliOn6W dOlar6W

konkurencya angielskim. To po-
wodzenie zawrocifo glove przemy-
s}owcom niemieckim. Uwierzono
W doskonaiosc swoich wyrobow, W
moznose odebrania rynk6w starym
narodom przemystowo handlowym
rozpoczefa sig 5lepa gonitwa o
zwycieztwo.
Przez kilka lat zdawafo sig re-
czywiscie, re Niemcy przescigna
wszystkich wspofzawodnik6w i po-
sieda W handlu take stanowisko,
jake zajeli W stosunkach politycz-
nych Europy.
Kofo przemysiu niemieckiego
wprawione W ruch przez impet po-
lityczny, piorunujacym biegiem
gnaio naprz6d ma pochyfej drodze
powodzenia; ale W takim biegu
szalonym trzeba silnej reki, wpra-
wnego doswiadczonego Okla, aby
, trzymac ster i ME stoczyc sig W
przepasc.
W Niemczech ME byio AMI silly,
AMI wprawy, AMI doswiadczenia.
Nowicyusz upajaf sig swojem po-
wodzeniem, pedzif slepo naprzod,
niepomny, re opr6cz rozmachu,
ME miaf zsdnych warunkow, ktors
zapewniiyby mu zwyciestwo.
Niemcy zdobyfy sig W krotkim
czasie ma osromny przemysf bar
dzo ozywiony handel, ale tylko
skutkiem swej smiaioSci przedsie-
bierczosci, oraz tanio5ci robotni-
ka W poczatkowei piracy na tenn po'
lu. Podstaw silnych ten handel i
przemysf ME ma; brak mu kapita-
low brak gruntu We wiasnym kra-
ju / spofsczehstwie. Opiers sic on
ma krsdycie, wysrubowanym do
granic fantastycznych, jest obi.
czony przedewszystkiem ma wywoz,
a dls zdobycia W handlu zagrani-
cznym przewsgi mad wsp6izawod-
nikami naduzywa znowu kredytu
prawdziwie podsiwienia godna Iek'
komy5lnoscia.
Jedno drugiem, W pofaczeniu
re soba, jest zab6jcze. Powodze-
ME W handlu wszechswiatowym
jest zalezne nietylko cd dobroci |
taniosci wyrob6w, lecz take cd
stosunk6w politycznych miedzy7
narodowego poiozsnia dnansowego.
Kasde zachwianis sic r6wnowagi
miedzynarodowej oddziafywa ma
stosunki handlowe, wstrzasnienie
jest tenn silniejsze, i'm wiecej kto-
rykolwiek z KRAKOW handlujacych
sprzedaje ma kredyt i czerpie swe
silly kredytu. W takim razie
niewypfacslnosc odbiorcow zagra-
nicznych moze wywofac niewypfa-
calnos6 dostawcy = fabryki. Po-
iozenie pogarsza sig jeszcze, jesli
przemysi ME moze istniec VIA
snego spofeczehstwa, lecz jest obi
czony przewaznie ma wywoz' W
takim razie zachwianie sic stosun-
k6w ma targu miedzynarodowym i
zmnieiszenie sic wywozu odbiera
licznym fabrykom racye hytu.
Me moga one utrzymac sic z wfa-
snego biednego spoieczehstwa u
traciwszy chwilowo odbiorc6w "a
granicznych, ME moga istniee, lub
zmniejszajac produkcya, musza
pracowae z niedoborem. Tax
dzieje sig obecnie W Niemczech'
To gi6wna przyczyna zastoju i u
padku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-10-12
: Komitet, kt6remu powierzon'

opracowas konstytucya dla zaiozo-
nej niedawno unii dziewczat sfuza-
cych, wywiazaf sic z swego zada-
mia i drukowana iuz konstytucya
rozesiano do czfonk6w unii.
= 2Sletni John Miller, ,5O44 Par
nell ave. odebrai sobis zycie. "a
aywszy trucizne. . niewiadomej
przyczyny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-10-12

- Szef straay ogniowej powro-
ciwszy New Yorku wakacyj, ma
podstawie obserwacyj tam robio-
nych, zamierza poczynie r6ane u
lepszenia W s}u&bie.