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lawsuit with the city on her hands she
was not expected to do more than keep
q supervision Of affairs.
Lawyer Munson won the case. His
wife and daughters were In the wit
ness box, where the city attorney bad
gered them until they were frantic with
rage. The presiding Judge made eyes
at pretty Mary Munson. causing her
to blush distressfully. Mary Blake
was as cool and stolid as If she had
spent half her days In courts, answer.
ing Just as her lawyer instructed her
to, and she was accorded half the SUM
demanded. Mr. Munson had asked for
5000 and she was given $500 In
thirty days after the trial was COZ
cluded.
The money was paid to Mary Blake
herself, as the records show. Mr..
Munson wanted 1t settled In that way,
and he then gave her bin for law ser.
vices. never imagining for moment
he would have any trouble In getting
his pay. But Mary Blake had teen
awakening to the value Of her own ser.
vices. The Munsons had said rader
oath that she was worth So q day to
them. yet they had never paid her but
81 a week during her long term Of ser
vice. She had done little figuring Oh
her own account. and the result was o
counter bill that. appalled, Mr.. Munson
by its dimensions, minuteness Of detail
and summing up. He was caught in q
trap Of his own construction.
A compromise was effected and Mary
Blake ut once retired from domestic
service. leaving the Munson family to
get along as best they might. She
went neither In sorrow nor anger. but
with a determination that brooked no
appeal. leaving Mr.. Munson to mourn
the hour when he took q legal view Of
the accident.
One day Mary Munson sought her
mother. There Is a lady in the parior
to see you"
"who Is She" asked Mrs. Munson.
Her daughter laughed. but wonld not
tell. Mrs. Munson went into the par.
lor with a company smile on her face.
Goodness! Is 1t possible? Mary
Blake"
Mrs. Munson tried to keep from
laughing as she shook hands with her
ex-cook. She was rigged out in a cheap
silk dress. with many flounces, wore
q feather bedecked hat and an imita.
tion seal coat. Her pudgy hands were
crowded into white kid gloves, several
sizes too small.
II wouldn't have known you" said
Mrs. Munson. you look so fine"
"Yes'm, an It's time. Them's the
first pair Of kid gloves I ever had on.
and me workln' and savin' all them
years."
They built monument In New Or
leans to a woman who never wore q
pair Of kid gloves" said Mrs. Nunson
gently.
I'D a heap rather be here than atop
any monnyment." answered Mary
Blake. who had her own ideas Of NOR.
tury art. I'm enjoyin' meself now
like other folks. goin' to the theayter
every night and the parks every Sun.
day. an I'm never soiling me hands
with work."
We've one hope" said Mrs. Num-
son when her caller had gone. "at the
rapid pace she Is going now Mary's
damage fund won't last great while.
and when 1t Is gone she may get back
her common sense and her usefulness.
Until then We must worry along with
substitutes N. L. Rayne. in the
Chicago Record Herald.
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Science and the stern reality OF Ine
are bound to destroy the novel. It y
out Of harmony with the scientific an
materialistic spirit of the age. Tho
more industrial and strenuous na-
ton is, the fewer novelists has she;
only the backward. the passive, the
visionary peoples produce great nov
elists. The fable. the national tale.
the folk-song have died. Why not the
novel? 1t. too. Is subject to the law
Of evolution. 1t has seen Its acme. IL
highest point. and Is on the decline
st. Petersburg Novoye Vremya.
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New lA iate Hat.

Light on the head. and. therefore,
desirable In summer time, Is the styl-
ish hat made Of batiste. Pongee color.
ecru and grayish beige are the favor.
ties. This makes a delightfully."- cool
head covering. A shady brim is easily
found among the models. The stylish
mode Of trimming a batiste hat is to
use nothing but leaves; violet foliage
Is the favorIte device. However. a
chiffon scarf or ribbon trimming Is
used when preferred
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Pongcs For l.inls,Ss.

Use ponsec fer Innings Instead OF
tsi:.ta II you desire a sood-wcarins
enc comfortable lining 10 ycur dress
waist. Taacta Is an OLD f:iead. to be
sure, ard SC Que sbonld only SPEAK
GOOD OF II. bet tho fa:t relIains that
pcnxve Is ;hr mo:c Durable Of ;hc Two.
is almost impossible 10 tear and does
cot silt Ia the colds where so:uc s:lks
begin 20 give wcy.
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Trim F1spp.

Trim fnps are the regulation wear
for Q m6cish stock collar. They arc
longer than last years turn-overs. and
come directly down. something ike the
Quaint. Pur!tauic neck dressing Of the
tiu:c 0: Miltor's boyhood. In Willie
pluue. Marsril:es. linen. the trim flaps
rule the aou:. They are seen In char.
ucter.s;:c cut IL talfcta crepe de chiEe
and heavier silks.
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Cloth on Lace.

A popularity Of the gowns OF film
lest materials is the addition OF cloth.
\ charming hand.painted black and
while nousseline over pale blue IL
strapped With black satin cloth. Still
more wonderfully novel is lace dress
with an all-ovc- design carried out In
pink brcadclo.h-coverrd cords and
black silk folds. And the design is as
delicate and firm as though OF lace
itsels.
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Pretty Blue Waist.

A pretty pale blue waist Is made OF
pinch tucks and cream lace. The tucks
forming the yoke run across. and 1t Is
outlined at the lower edge by a series
Of inserts of small squares Of cream
lace running down into point in the
centre. like lights of steps. From the
corner Of these blocks narrow bands
Of lace are inserted, running to the
waist line. and between them the ma.
terial Is tucked lengthwise.
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New Yc-H City.-Many q girl the
land over - planning her graduation
frock. In high schools. colleges. semi
oaries-in almost every kind Of femin-
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sufficient vitality, IN operation tor
ovarian troubles. Not very cheerful
prospect, to be skre. I, however, was
advised TO try Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and Sam
ative Wash; l did 50, fortunately
for me. Before q month had passed l
felt that my general health had I'M
proved; In three months more / was
cured, and have been in perfect
health since. did not lose An engage
ment or miss meal
"Your Vegetable Compound IL GER
tsinly wonderful, and well worthy the
praise your sdmiring friends who have
been cured sre ready TO give you. !
always speak highly Of II, and You
viii admit have good reason to do
so."-Mss. q. BBucR, Lansing, Mich.
$4,000 |o5sit y aboss tsstfmoniai 10 not genuine
The fullest counsel on thia
subject can be secured without
cost by writing to Mrs Pinkham'
Lynn, Mass. Your letter win b<
entirely confidential. ~
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Ask Your Dealer For Aliens Foot.Ease.
A powder. II rests the feet. Cures Corns,
Bunions. Swollen. Sore. Hot. Callous. Aching.
sweating Feet and InSrowing Nails. Aliens
Foot Ease makes new or tight shoes easy. At
all druggists and Shoe stores, Is cents. Ac-
cept no substitute. Sample mailed FREE.
Address Allen 8. Olmsted. Leroy, n. y.
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SURGICAL OPERATIONS
How Mrs. Bruce, q Noted Opera
Singer, Escaped an Operation.
Proof That Many Operations
for Ovarian Troubles are Un.
necessary.

"DIAR MES. PISKHAM:-Travelling
for years ON the road, with irregular
meals and sleep and damp beds. broke
down my health SO completely two
years ego that the physician advised Q
complete rest, and when had gained
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Wills Linen Collars.

Collars are made Of white linen and
cr.:my lcce BRAID or Of i.ntn n tie
natural shade and lace b.aid 10 htr.
non:Zc.
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T.adies' Eoba.

Ladies' watch fobs are brought out
n many allurins designs End look Tery
chic will l:2 lew CJrtut0r5.
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Canada recruited 1924 out of the
total Of 1888 colonial troops sent to
Souln Africa in the first year Of the
uap
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Japan has acquired the American din
ing car system.
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One More Irish Bull.

Mr.. MacNeill, IN Irish member OF
Parliament, recently demanded infor'
nation as to when the heliograph cor
respondence would be published, and
the Ministerialists endeavored to howl
him down. Mr.. Mcneil has power
full voice. however. and it was dis
tinctly heard above the clamor. "All
I ask is" he yelled, ais that to my sim.
pie question, When will the corre-
spondence be published" ] should have
q plain y es' or No." This bull changed
the angry cries Of his political oppon-
ents to shouts Of laughter.
How Cheap Baking Powder 10 Made.
The Health Department Of New
York has seized quantity Of so-called
cheap baking powder. which 1t found
In that city. Attention was attracted
to 1t by the low price at which it was
being sold in the department stores.
Samples were taken and the chemist
of the Health Department reported the
stun to be ian alum powder" which
analysis showed to be composed chiefly
Of alum and pulverized rock.
The powder was declared to be dan.
geious to health. and several thou.
sand pounds were carted to the Offal
dock and destroyed.
1t Is unsafe to experiment with these
so-called cheap" articles Of focd.
They are sure to he made from alum.
rock or other injurious matter. In
baking powders. the high class. cream
OF tartar brands are the most economi'
cal. because they 60 farther in use and
are healthful beyond question.
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FITS permanently cured. No nts or nervous
ness after first days use OF DR.. Kline's Great
NerveRestorer. s2thal bottle and treatisefres
DR.. Il. II. KLINE, Ltd, 93l Arch 81. Phila.. Pa.
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Dyeing is as simple ms washing when you
use PurSAA FApELEss DYES. Sold by all
druggists,
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The girl who talks about her swan
like neck is apt to make q goose Of her
self.
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Piso's Cure for Consumption Is an infallible
medicine for coughs and colds.-S. W.
SAMUEL, Ocean Grove, n. j., Feb. II, 1900.
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Mrs. .winslow's thing Syrup for children
teethiEs. soften the gums. reduces infammn-
tion ,nllays pain cures wind collie. DC. bottle
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Most men want to do better, but they
are seldom able to decide where to begin.
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Chinatown, San Francisco, has four
dailies printed in its own language.
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In New York City alone there arc
about 400 900 Germans.
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''WORTH x!'sar !ns N Gold

DIR. RApwAY & Co., NEW YoRK:
Gertlemen-I send inclosed n. o: for
which you will please send me one dozen
Radway's Ready Relief and one dozen
Radway's pills. Your Ready Relief is
considered hereabouts to be worth its
weight in gold. This is why ! am induced
20 handle i. have handled = Oil for
some time, but / consider the r. r. X.
far superior to this, az it gives better sat
isiaction. J. N. ALEAaNDEh'
Hoxban. I. T.
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the belt. Fine tucked muslin fol MS
this collar. with rows Of lace insertion
and q tiny bo.der frili Of lace for nD:l
finish. There Is o chemisette In muslin
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-13
ZarObif.

: Czy kiedy zarobileS co pi6.
remP
= Owszem, "a napisanie kilku-
nastu wyrazow dostaiem pietdzie.
STAT dolarow.
o, to suto! Coz tam byioY
- .Kochany Ojcze! Przyslij mi
piecdziesiat dolarow, DO wierzycie-
le wsadza mie do kozy!"
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Telegrar11yo

W1EDEN, 1890 czerwca. =
" austryackiej radzie panstwa, pod
czas rozpraw mad projektem odno-
szcym sic do zeglugi ma Dunaju,
Wolff Schoenerer, przywodzcy
dw6ch frakcyi Wszechniemc6w,
rozprawiali sic soba tax zajadle,
re ostatecznie wypoliczkowali sic
wzajemnie. Po stronie swych wo.
dz6w staneli ich podkomendni i
sceny, kt6re sic rozgrywafy ma sail,
wywoiywasy jednej strony weso-
lose, drugiej przykre wrazenie ma
galeryi.
BERLIN, 1890 czerwca. - Ma
bankiecie parlamentarnym, wy
danym przez czfonk6w izby pa
now skompromitowat minister
spraw zewnetrznych, Rchthofen
korespondenta ,,Times'a" Saunder-
sa, zarzuciwszy mu podniesionym
gfosem, re skutkiem jego tenden-
dencyjnych raport6w stcsunek An
gill do Niemiec stall sic nieznosnym
dla obu KRAKOW. Wielu sadzi, re
ME Saunders, lecz gazety niemie-
ckie przyczynify sic do rozgorycze-
MIA Anglik6w przeciw zarozumia-
lynn przewrotnym Niemcom.
BERLIN, 13go czerwca. =
Rad niemiecki ME otrzymaf po-
twierdzenia wiadomo5ci o ostrzeli-
waniu miasta portowego La Guaira
przez wojska rzadowe. Niemieckie
okrety wojenne udaty sic do tego
portu jedynie W tym celu, azeby
strzedz interes6w niemieckich pod
danych. Ich obecno5c W La Guaira
niema mic wsp6lnego pretensya-
mi Niemiec do Venezuela.
Wewnetrzne stosunki Niemiec
staja sic nieznosne skutkiem tru-
dnosci, stawionych rzadowi przez
agraryusz6w.
Rozcbodza sic wiesci, re podczt.~
zjazdu cesarza Wilhelma carem
Mikofajem W RewIu, zjada sic TAX
ze miristrowie Buelowi Lamsdorff.
PARYz, 1890 czerwca. =
Wiceprezes izby deputowauych
Etienne widzi W amerykanskim
truscie okretowym niebezpieczen-
stwo dla Francyi. Wrazie wojny
okrety trustu plynqc bedq pod fa-
ga amerykanska, skutkiem czego
aota francuska bedzie mia}a utru-
dniane 2adanie bronienia swych
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Dzwony w New York.

Katedra zbudowana w New
Yorku, ma Fifth ave., pod wezwa-
MEM sw. Patryka, posiada die
wietnascie dzwonow, porusza-
nych przez jednego cziowieka,
pomimo, re najmniejszy wazy
27o, najwiekszy 5000 funtow. Ko-
mitet budowy kosciola rozpisal
konkurs, W jaki sposob moznaby
najlatwiej wprawic je w ruch i
przyznal nagrode P. Champ z
Brooklynu. Do poruszania dzwo-
now sluzy klawiatura, zlozona z
1otu klawiszow, polaczonych
dzwonami "a pomoca drutow e.
lektrycznych. Mechanism zega-
garowy jest tax urzadzony, re
dzwony same odzywaja sic try
razy dziennie ma Anioi Pahski.
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- Niemieccy fabrykanci donna
Ii zawodu, liczqc ma to, re po "a
warciu pokoju z Boerami, zarzucac
beda Transwal swymi wyrobami.
= Sad W Paryzu przyznaf wdo-
vie po samob6jcy Henry 500 fran
k6w odszkodowania Cd redakcyi
uSiecle"; PAM Henry zadafa l0O,-
600 szkodowania "a zniesfawienie
pamieci iej meza, kt6ry smutnq ro-
le odegrat W sprawie Dreyfusa.
= Hirsch Leckert, ktory doko-
nal zamachu ma zycie Wahla, gu
bernatora wilenskiego, zostaf we
wtorek powieszony.
= WiaSciciele zr6def nafty na
Kaukazie jednoczq sic W tym celu,
azeby wsp6lnemi sitami zwalczac
trust STANDARD Oil Comp.
= Wojska kolumbijskie sposo-
bie sic do stoczenia stanowczej BIZ
twy 2 powstancami.
- Pierpont Morgan wyjechaf
iuz Londynu i udat sic W podr6z
do Wenecyi.
= Okret liniowy illinois,, oraz
krqzowniki Chicago, ALBANY" i
Nashville" przybyly do Gibralta-
ru, zkqd udaiq sic do Portsmouth,
W Auglii.
= Pod Dubuque, La, utona} pa
rowiec ,,Ravenna", podczas bury.
Kapitan okretu John Hay utonqf
take wraz trzema innemi osoba-
mi.
W New Orleans pobili sic
Wlosi. Trzech zostafo zabitych,
a dwaj So ranieni niebezpiecznie.
= Pod Washington, Ia., zasko'
czyfa burza student6w, wracajq-
cych wycieczki. 9ciu z Mich
schrouilo sic do szkoly, kt6rq wiatr
obalif. Wszyscy zostali pobale-
czeni, dwaj Mich tax ciezko, re
umrq niezawodnie.
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Przyw6dzcy Wolffa Schoenerera bill
sic wzajemnie po twarzy.
Wotum zaufania dla noWego rzadu W Paryzu.
Zakodczenie uroczystosci W West Point.
ZAMACH Ma zYCIE SUPERINTENDENT KOMPA.
MI WEGLOWEJ.

ma Hektora, oddaf mu jego ciafo-
tam m6wi: ,,Okaz Geese bogom!
Zlituj sig mad moia niedola! ia
cierpie, jak mkt ma ziemi ME cier-
piaf: oto, reke meza, kt6ry zamor-
dowaf me dzieci, do swych ust
przyciskam!"-I litosc sic obudziia
W kamiennem sercu Achilla i ciafo
Hektora oddaf Priamowi. Zneka-
nemu spoleczenstwu wielkopolskie-
mu, kt6re jednym gtosem wolato o
ito5c dla chorej NJ suchoty Phase
ckiej, ME okazano W Prusach tel
1aski. Tam, nastroszywszy wasy do
CORY, kazano jej cd lgo czerwca
stawic sic W kazni.
Gdzie tax jest z Polakami. tam
by napr6zno tracili stowa nasi de-
putowani, tam miellby udziat W
tenn, co ma Mich wolf rzqdu kuje
teraz sejm pruski, gdyby W MIN
pozostawszy, przystuchiwali sic o.
bradom. Najlepszym protestem
byso-usunac sic cd wszystkiego,
co pruskie, stworzyc sobie wfasne
zycie odtqd dbac tylko o to, aby
Wielkopolska stata sic wzorem
hartu, pracowitosci patryotyczne-
go poswiecenia. Mech Wielkopola-
ME przypomna sobie stowa Ludwi-
ka Filipa: nNiewykonywana kon-
stytucya gubi tych, kt6rzy ma MIA
licza". Mech wiec ma MIA ME liczq,
lecz tylko ma siebie!
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Pu1apka ma ludzi.

Inspektorzy budowy Barry i
Peters wczoraj rozpoczeli badac
szpitale schroniska tutejsze, a
zeby przekonac sic, o lie w Mich
So zachowane przepisy miejskie i
przekonali sic, re sanitaryum ola
pijak6w na1ogowych morfinis-
tow, zwane "Washingtonian
Home, ma rogu Madison i Ogden
ave-, tworzy prawdziwa pulapke
ma ludzi w razie, gdyby tam wy
buchl pozar. Jest to gmach z
frontu S pietrowy; "a MIN znaj-
duja sic zlaczone MIN diva inne
budynki, jeden dwu-, drugi
trzypietrowy. Gmach jest starry,
ME ma w MIN elewatorow, tylko
So schody ciagnace sic przez S
pieter. Sa tylko dwie drabiny ra-
tunkowe, obie w z}ym stanie, Z
platformami majacemi zaledwie
18 cali w kwadracie. Ma S pietrze
znajduja sic izby dla chorych ma
delirium; okna tam So zakratowa-
ne. Piec do ogrzewania budynku
goracq woda jest uszkodzony, a
podloga okoio niego czesciowo
spalona. Komisya budowlana "a
rzadzi potrzebne zmiany w bu-
dynku.
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Rome WiadOmoscJ
telegraficzne.

- Wynalazce nowego rodzaju
balonu, Hermana Ganswindt, u
wolniono z zarzutu sprzedawania
akcyj swego przedsiebiorstwa W ce-
Iu oszukanczym.
= Byiy prezes ministr6w fran
cuskich, Waldeck Rousseau wy
braf sic W podroz zwiedza wy
brzeza Norwegii.
Niemcy skarza sic, ze ME mo-
ga nabywae dziei sztuki, poniewaz
Amerykanie place "a ME wyg6ro.
wane ceny.
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Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.
Termometr wczoraj W miescie

= Termometr wczoraj W miescie
wskazywat W pewnej porze dnia
ME mniej niz 81 stopui. Byio tez
pare wypadkow porazen sionecz.
nych, ale ma szcze5cie ME fatal.
nych.
= ,Morska lwica", przywiezion.
pred kilku dniami do parku Lin
colna, wczoraj zostaia matka maie-
go lwiatka, zupefnie zdrowego.
= Pred sedzia Doyle wczoraj
stawafo okolo 40 woznic aresztowa-
nych W czasie ostatniego strajku.
Sedzia puscif wszystkich ma VOL
nose obec tego, re pok6j zostai
zawarty.
= Wielka fabryke W poblizu
Chicago zamierza wYbudowac kosz-
tenn 100000 Imperial Glucose
& Starch Co." wystapi zapewne
jako potezna rywalka tutejszego
,,trustu" glukozy.
Egmont Brazil zostai wczoraj
przez jury zwiazkowa uznany win
nym sfafszowania przekazu poczto-
wego ma 25 cent6w W ten sposob,
il fgurowafa ma MIN suma $59.25.
Wsp6lostarzony jego Louis Gag
genheimer, kt6ry pred kilku tygo-
dniami przyznat sig do why, 70
staf skazany ma 8 lata wiezienia
karnego.
= Pacyenci pomieszczeni W
Dunning, kt6rzy ME byli miesz.
kancami W powiecie Cook, zostana
wywiezieni do innych zakladow
rozporzadzenia komisyi powiato-
wei.
= U kanalu ma 80 ul. mad jezio.
rem zawalifo sic rusztowanie i
trzech robotnik6w, spadlszy, mo.
emo sic pokaleczyfo. Byli to Her.
mann Bernich, Charles McGovern
e. O'Neill.
= 9 letnia Ruth White, 122 E,
80 str, kt6ra ma Madison str. i 30
ul. zostala przejechana przes w6z
grosernika Feilchenfelda, umarla
wstutek tego.
= W mieszsaniu pani Nuccal
pm. 96 Bismarck court wydarzyio
sic nieszczescie, gdy pani Nuccal
czyszczac piec, zanadto do ognia
blyszcz zblizyla. Powstafa eksplo.
zya odziez pani Nuccal. jakotez
7 letuiego jej synka i 6 letniej
Mary Columbo staneia W plomie-
mach. Wszyscy troje zostali prze.
wiezieni do szpitala Fanny Maryi
Nazareth; najmocniej popiekia
sic maia Mary.
= 9letni Willie Wegener, 1929
Dewey ave. W Evanston, wczoraJ
rano ma Foster str. zostaf uderzo-
ny przez lokomotywe pociagu kolei
Northwestern pokaleczony tax
mocno, ze wkrotce potem W skutek
tego umarf W Wilmette.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-13

dajac po 50 c. co dzieh cd kazdej
dziewczyny "a uzywanie parry do
maszyny, 1iczac sobie wyg6rowa-
ne ceny "a Ugly olej potrzebne
podczas piracy, w celu ustalenia
cen dla tax zwanych cutters" i
layers off" przystapienia do
"Glove Makers Union, do kto-
rel juz nalezy przesz}o 500 mez-
czyzn 600 dziewczat. Wszyscy
robotnicy pracujacy dla powyz-
szej fabryki, So pewni, IL kompa-
MIA ia bez oporu zgodzi sic ma wa
runki przez mich podane. Dzisiaj
wieczorem o tel samej godzinie i
w tel samej hall odbedzie sic dru-
gle posiedzenie w celu wybrania
komitetu przedstawienia tych
warunkow swoim pracodaWcom.
w fabryce Chas. Maurer, pm. oS5
N. Ashland ave. pracuje przeszlo
50 dziewczat II mezczyzn.
Wszyscy obecnie strajkuja, chca
przystapic do uni. American
Glove Co. rog Robey i Churchill
III. dale zatrudnienie so dziewcze-
tom i y mezczyznom i wszyscy
chca wstqpic do uni.
Po latach dwunastu.
Wczoraj nastqpi}o radosne
spotkanie sic NJ. Nathana Ho-
boken 16 letnia corka jego Liz
zie po II latach roz}qki. Przed
1aty jakaS nieznajoma kobieta, o
kt6rej mic blizszego sama Lizzie
ME umie opowiedziec, wywabila
ia domu rodzicielskiego, upro-
wadzila i woziia ia re soba po ro-
znych miastach. Kiedy Lizzie do
rosia, uciekia Cd nieproszonej o.
piekunki przybyla do Chicago,
by tn zarabiac ma chleb praca rak
wlasnych. Pozna}a tu swego ku-
zyna Nathan Bloom; oboje ME
wiedzieli, re So kuzynami. Poko-
chali sic pobrali, przed kilku
tygodniami Bloom uwiadomii Ii
stownie SVEN ozenieniu sic W.T.
ia swojego, M. Nathana, i opisal
mu szczegolowo mloda swa zone.
Wczoraj Nathan odwiedzi} m}oda
pare i w zonie Blooma natych-
miast poznal swoje corke. Natu-
ralnie obchodzono bardzo weso}o
divine to spotkanie sic po latach
dWunaStu.