davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
aERMANY'S HUGE GAME RESERVES
Immense Tracts of Country Kept for
Imperiai Pleasure.

Immense Tracts of Country Kept for
Imperiai Piea,ure.
Something that illustrates striAiasly
how rich In game crowded country
like Germany is, owing to strict pres
ervation and the great areas Of for
est and moor that ;.re sat - O.. ITS
protection, is shown ~ til -, y. !3ls
game killed in tn. Gr.neWatl. The
Grunewald is the great imperial reser
vation near Berlin. which has just
been given as a free park to the citi
zen2. 1t was decided to shoot Oft all
the game in it. and in the first days
hunt in which the Emperc: partic:;
pated, 700 deer were killed. When
the shooting was ended it was found
that 1000 head OF deeI had baen
5agged.
The Emperor has had an opportunity
to shoot rare big game lately. The
Prince Of Pless invited him to visit hts
reservation in Silesia and try shot
at the mighty Wisent bulls. The Wis.
ent is near relative Of the huge
Auerochs. which was hunted by the old
TeutOnS and the siza of which 80 aP
Salled the Romans The Car Of Rus
sia has been trying to preserve the
Wisent, and in 1903 the last remain
ing herd was pcnned in mighty res.
ervation in Western Russia. There
were TOO specimens then. Now only
400 are lef> They are dying out like
the American bison The Prince OF
pless got a few pairs fropi the Car,
and has dore SO we'll in breeding them
in Silesia that he was able to offer
the Emperor the luxt.sy ci shooting
two grea.. bulls Of . species that is
al hut extinct.
The Wisent is largst and mora IN
posing in appearance than the bison,
ard far mora dangerous to the Am
.Af.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27

Paul Gilmore, the talented young So
.cioiy actor, will appear at the Elks
pew tleater on November 8 in Haddon
Chambers famous comedy, THE Ty.
ranny Of Tears" which is conceded to
be the literary and dramatic master
,,iece of this talented novelist and
dramatlst. The cast supporting Paul
Gil:nGro has been chosen with great
care and delightful performance is
the result. The play deals with the
troubles of literary man. whose
wife's temperament differs materially
from his own, and whose lack OF tact
an.i self-control precipitate him into
scme awkard and annoying situations
and incapaciate him from pursuing
the chief work of his career as an au-
thor. There is counter plot of un-
common ingenuity and the play liter
ally -bristles with good things through
out.
The character of GriegrOveich in
the Russio-Siberian play, For Her
san" is said to offer study of remark
able traits of accomplishments in vii
lainy. Griegroveich is a secret ser
vice agent. and at the same time a
nihilist. He is animated by hatred
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
LEFT IN DEPOSIT BOXES.
Many Things Forgotten by Absent
Minded Persons.

It often happens that deposit boxes
rented il bank yattts are opened on
account Of arrears in payment On the
part Of the renters. who cannot be
found. Then strange are the revela-
tious Of hoX's contents, says the
Philadelphia RecJSa
A yoHas woman had 8 box in a
GoWato#n bank aa1 failed to. pay its
second sear's -e..t. .As she had dis
appeared frosI ..er former residence
the box ly.@ 2::s:e.i .ast week. Al.
it coataine! ~ ! ',;, uf bany shoes.
Another box. -. y, 81 q man, dis
closed on ba;.}. ai&,2eI for the usual
reason a!c:h ,.t brooch worth at
least S4o0 .a8i. mas held the
h3ooca noy l,T tas4e months. in the
belief that ti:a :.'aa OF hia heirs WA
cne day claim Il.
Often these baxo3 coata:,1 interest.
ing ietta:s--let .a;, sg,la an aged
mother TO her ,on, ron = young maa
to his swcA SaaIt, 1;1;n 4 grate.Gi
prisoner to .;i< h,'3,s'Sa2tJr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27

of the family Of Pince Faidemar Radet-
sky. and weaves plot w-ich conducts
through the mazes OF Siberian exile.
The play will be seen at the Elks new
theater next Wednesday night.
To win success in a part is not so
hard provided an actress makes up
her mind to please all the people at any
cost, but to make success by truly
legitimate methods. without resorting
to inartistic maneuyers is not so
easy and that the Payton sisters have
chosen the latter way OF succeeding
and met with the heartiest endorse
ment from play goers and critics ev-
erwin here speaks we'll for things dra-
matte. An easy mode of address: a
face that pictures their every emotion:
distinctly graceful: resonant, clear
voices and a thorough knowledge Of the
technique Of their art, make the Pay
ton sisters easily the most popular
of the Younger actresses. The com
pany headed by the Payton sisters will
be seen here at the new Ehs theater
tonight. Ladies' will be admitted free
tonight if accompanied by cne paid
thirty.cent ticket secured before s
y. n.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
He Wanted His Dinner.
A visiting Encljshman who

VfSitlnE EnsISAman who attended
q dinner giver recently by New
York hostess whose hospitality is no.
torlous'y inaAnpuata. mace a reply to
her that it viii be l:t icult for her to
live down. Her dinners have been re-.
ferred to as samples" and invita-.
tfons are not accepted with a,acrity
the second time. The Enslisnman
was a big fellow, whose family had
been kind to the hostess when in on.
don. The dinn"r served merely as an
a~neti2er 10 III" hearty Enelishman,
b. the hostess did not notice it. an.
said to him amicanly: Nov 30 tel2
aie When We MAJ have the r!Aasur, Of
hav."G you dine with Us asain?' "Im.
;i2 lately. madam. Immediately" was
his unexpected reply
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
Japanese Had a Grievance.

lie" reading has been given to
le term free whGal' in Japan Ac-
''alns to the Kobe Chrnuicle. 4
Pans sem H,aa Was 5ron2a- a,3 a.
Ao . -asho - ~.
|alsea With stealing a h;cycf... ts,s9l
ne mad done The t&;a,. IL said he
student Of f,ae isti. ana seeing
p'e9cle staaiias i4.c near q door,
ah English t.ieHa yold hiM that it
ffee wheel. ~heraupan h had
= slt .or 4 ride, when q lee
4.efei and deprived both
~ .5oQ yha Wheel II the. tYca-
y me EnslisI," a. ne tald tho
So al atrocity language. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
tiao.eY AN uNaaomislNe goY.
Cut Il Is Ncw President Of University
cf Harvard.

L : said t,,.,l Haeg President iIad y
waa { 5.a,tA l1a was n9t only paeHa@H
n ha3st3 - q lisaHa aoiatn2at IL maa5
ways ta MS ,,G@a2ta. lie VAS eccentric
ed apYa*e3t.r without promise. When
~ as taa years o.. Ais mother t9oa
Vim - NaW Work. who're she met
ts.aH3 a3so el.a..e=&al with ianiiE
.>s..as e 2ev MIS-. Ezad!oy related her
tco4&5es. dwelling particularly on tie
cae 4pp2Gmost IN 1er 10iad-ArthHr
The t.taad tried 10 console her by say
..g:
Well. bear up aaa aevar mlnd. d.
ny son IS almost rs had
:! ue..ae". aai3 tie ;2an Who is re-
s::aAsi5;a FOR th:s story. "w1ar she
would say If she could have seer Had
log comforting the degree Of LII. D. on
Theodore Roosevelt. the President oil
the United Statas?"
Perhaps" suggested listener.
Roosevelt was the other son.': - =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
4 owl Crunksrd.

At iIinzenbarg, in Finland. a barn.
dnGr iowl belonsius to an inn goes
regularly 70 cornHr whore the drees
OF thn ho"r glasses are emptioI. and
drinks tie liquor with ereat gu,to.
WHEN he has drunl a fair quantity he
heromea iateXfcatea AMI rushas
n.oNns' t'!a Harl, growing loudly.
f'f-r, wien !. has drunk too much
he lies -aNn o;l his side. stretches his
legs ent. and goes 10 steep. When
ne wa.<es up, his first thought is 10
get drias Of fresh ws;tna to remove
the taste OF the strons dr;ak in his
mout! To- Mail
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
~t[ .,CT

wool lace is &t,il rstasna6
there IS 20 abatement 81 GLe ye.saa Il
irish crechat and f.et Aaea. neyz It
.-5.s are constantly bi3s5ol1jra otf
toI g54n.5 of sur5,1ar Six. veiiias
CT c.eao. the tri:.3....4 isla, i2-aae4
is q ce:a3sil.atl#:. ef azaEy b',a "a
hro;'N:: on cream s2:' ae@a ~ SO.
vi,a re French G,,ipara. I.e:ss.4-
sane. !-ta alu-ts ia which de nef.asise
wori. is ioaa Wit silk the coior of
tbs :. .wn. .Whi.e taa. ribbon or braid.
1ncs:::....,'y .saavy, e "caau, 90 white,
VA: :. -...4.3,t ca - ri 4. slectns.ioA- :.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
40 Freserye Russian Forests.

Wooden Russia IS the name famil-
aopiied to the vast forest areas
ona ussia IN Europe, which cover 464,,
~ w. acres, Or SO per cent & the
/. 80 "a OF the cou- try. Vet some
,a,. .eit That the country .n1J be
- oo through the carelass1 ass Of
o"nefs. and the government
|of flas ts steps for the preserya-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
ARKANSAS NEWS.

Freight congestion ON Iron Noun.
tain between Little Rock and Coffey-
vile relieved
Reported that tie St. I.oui, and
Ncrth Arkansas viii bui!d 5ro MS u y
to either Purdr IT Exeter No
W. G. Simmons lost three fingers IN
spoke faetGry = Forrest City.
E,N-Connty .ju0-- :. ff, Coef,v died
IN Forrest City.
!. =.
HeH. DR.. Dixon accepts CaHf5.z,a
Presbyterian pastor2e
Hen. Morris Sheppard. TcNark2na.
wins Democratic congressional district
Texas. to .=Jcccad his father.
Boy in Nevada county Il E>asz- ell
weighs 80 pounds
*s
organized
+ +
Five men sentenced ia Penitentiary
in court al Helene.
X 81
Car famine a. Helena growing sefi-
Gus.
+ 4
Mai. JOS P. Alexander. Of Har, God.
died in Coronado Cal. Of heart fail
ure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
WOMEN'S ADVANCE IN JAPAN.
Magnificent University Constructed
for Their Benefit.

Six years ago the first conference
was held in Toxic for the purpose Of
laying plans for university exclusive
lof Women. \ =. the university Is
an accomplish. In April. 1901.
the buildings >leted $4,000
having been in erecting
them. The num- i professors and
lMstfGctors is L six. The nun.
'et OF students 9 these IN the
preparatory sci. $50. Both the
professors and the students live in
aalls or houses" similar 20 the
aofmitorlcs at various American col
eges Each hall has it's matHeu. The
eepaft!nents are ,hree. named after
ne ssiidy which teGIrs the basis CT in.
eface.2A in each 1hough, Of course,
IAN ther studia.: are included in
nc Se'ti':t;' ~ There is the de-
e'i eiiieil 0l literature, the
poi ehieht OF literature aEd
"epattment tic "cicnce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-30
k~u$CIERZYNA. w rievJ

ku$CIERzzYRhA. w rievy'
ja6niony dotvcho4as spos6b pre-
padi bez w,e6ci pasterz owiee. HI"
dro wski. k,edy jak ywykle n
prsxpedsii v poluduie owiec, posi-.
Ii ludzie pa pole zobaczyll mad
brzegiem eurczyhskiego jjeh i !
cztery zakaasane ON ce 'sa K q row,
sk'ego, filnujaceggo dresnnialkddw J
szt arpetek swego pana. Co s'e sta
10, ladzies ME wiedza. ,Sadz&a, e
K idrowsH zbiegl. edy pies jegoo
c.tssr cry . ''' Z 1'per ~ i przed ''' : !!
zcstawif mad jezio'em Ola %z"sleniEa
sladiu 2 Inn, tad,aa, zc s'e utop'i, q
czem przem 2 ~ i il BY ok 'l g g, i il I
pies b}f ma miejscu, gdyz W pre-
ciwn,m razie byfby pobie / "a
swym pauem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-30
Miasto Malborl

MALBORK Miasto Malbork
otrzymsso teraz, pc wybado wao'u y
varowni,, tytui Forteca Ms'bork
(Festung Marieubu'e). J4k w via
mo znsjdcwsfa sic lam a'bo y
bliskce oi warowrja Zantyr. Pdzniej
byI Malbork obronnem miejscem
pr,ynajmniei: co do zabudo*ah
zamko~ych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-30

KROLEwlEC pazdzier"
nika. Cesarz Wilhelm prey byf dn'-
aiai " posud"ie do miasta w H71rt
.rzai6w armatnich Zaraz dwor
ca odsf sic. cesarz do d koszar pu'kaa
grenadyer6w krdIa Fryderyka
With, lima I Cesarz jest 81. fem te'.
90 putku. W koszarsch odbylo sic
6aiadanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-30
2 Prus Polskicllh b.

wYsTRUt. sgd woteao,ly
skazat podof cera scheunemann' n'
3 tygodnie sredoirggo, a are 'sst''s#' q
n%aduiycie swej wfadzy. Kauai Aal: o.
podozas manewrdw sz'erego Eco =
Thaterow. nab'd ka'abin ku 4'l
strzeli6. Ma ssuzesoie hula uw'szf'
y piasku n~ieszczesoia ME spov 70:
dowaia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-30
ss.s.LA4ssN@ 4~ES s-sHiS 7rssfs II
ch u sPrava R X ! 1.sna' N
ssohoe. 90. probossesa We s
sk j !. a. i'sbl1a i k.rEn ~ y - 'oo A. n 1ary

Ef4EEkaHhGS- RSEErsS E%EHH2SE Ea%S& IESa4=r hS%3S
CHELMNo Mice''dmy ta jua
do % eqr-uby. ldd g Y wodzie / =
ogrodaoh wsrdd drew owocowyyclhh
i vyrzywaeh mrds wyr aadz'i z mace
ne . ss,r ,1',e.t, Na poll olac ny yie'o ite.ncz e
kartodi, alc iat,,6 ME wszed ic, sic
ebrodsiiy i wielu r e pozosta.
wi piet tore pola beg " bierki, po-
Fniewaz przy nisk'ej eenie ~ylbi'e1rkkaa
SIC ME opfs'e 81. zvtas .:' p. m@lrj
scach nisinnych kartoae >sie ME
udaly.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-30

GDANSK. @ ostatnick chwi
ZACH naczelnego prezesa Gosslera,
kt6ry to reki doiozyf do wype-
dz.n,a A. Quo Polak6w q oblsb u
granic t'skstwa pruskieggo, ME zwa--
zaiac na lsy, jeki narzekania bied-
nych ludzi - pisa teraz, ze umari
20 c,ezkiem kcnaniu, kt6re trwalu
blisko 40 godzip. w czwartek 2 go
b. m. przewicziono jego zw{oki "
ciohosci do kosciola Fanny Maryi
w pi4tek s.go BIN. . eods. 2 pc
p"4udniu odby1o SIG tam kt6tkle ma
bo5ehstwo, pc kt6rem zawiezlono
clato ma cmentarz j zlozono v gro-
bowen, gdzie sposozywa jul lego
F1,na zmaria pred pditolrraa roku.
= zmarly, ktdry " kwietalu rokuu
|b,essoego .kkoheP1gf' g rob tyoi.,
|.d.f sie Polakon dokuczliws We
|isanaaaki, ME tyikosjako minister OF
|wieoenia prssz nienal 10 lat, leoz
te1 jake nna,loraz..elnny pr.es Prus IA
es i s., slsq t ! / !, ptssss'o IS =. =
|Isn .anod.'s'a!'In 9g''g1'sa l IS
|hlst M, N povola ~ s | Is
x .|s's. k.ii,esrown '|9 k SIS .afsyp ''aE-,
. i ~ Re. '.l ~ !. 81 gos'i ie' :
n nFss I sl'ss o. Rs.sz I. s p,,t ''E 81 4
= 4 MA ~ ~ tas ", a &. AZ, II y.
..ls sasAaqe Il ie 81 a ayyss''.a|.ys'kk do 4:
|H4d~; 4o.ais.dw
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-30
slKKAN4CkI, pow. kwidzy1ski

x AANl41C{'4Kl1I, pow. kwidzy dski
W eobote po pol. epal'} sic dom p.
Grubla Najw'eksza strate ronlosl
stetmach v et,ke, DO W ogniu sgi-
neky mu 8 t}uste sw,nie 400 m.
got6wski. Ogieh przeriosl zig take
ma dom rob"tn,czy p M"kinskieso
izniszcg31 go jake tez i chIcw
remize.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-30
Z PO.I,TU CzkUCHOW

Z POAIATU CZkUCHOW-
sKItGO. Jak wym Stony romans
bzzmi historya dawneggo krawca
Luetza z K~onarcsyna. Pred dHu-
>uastu laty znik1 on 2 ojczystych
strdn pozostawlajac znacsne dfugi.
| Przypuszczano, ze poiechaf do Anne
ryki, Rdzle miaf xamezna' c6rke.
RET paru laty daf znak zycia o
sob,e, przysy{aiac 1900 mix. 2 pro-
centami, kt6re byl wlnien kupcew'
" X Posysce towarzyszyl list "
Ektdrym opowiada swe dzieje. Otto
przyjechawszy do Ameryki, due
Epo doznawal losu ciezkiego | wiel-
|k,ej biedy. Raj byi 6wiadkiem wy
E6oig6w ma morzu. Dwle iodz,e sie
przewr6o'iy. q u%czestnicy regaty
wpsdli do woody. Jako dobry ply
wscz be1 namyslu rzuoi{ sig do woe
IIdiy j wyratowal dwdch. W koncn
Eosta, niego 1kt6rego jednakze trzeba
Is, b do zycia PREY wraca6. wiec go
EzabraI 2 z soba do domu. N'eza
pojow,ly sig pIakaty, OBJ
Ewiesyo,ajasce, ze jedyny syn Milo
|nera utonaf, . rodzice prosza o via
Q jego zw}okach. SpTtai
sig wisc .owego uratow anego Q nsz>
.wi>k" OTTO, by4 to syn oHego mr.
.it.pera. Rodzice przybyll nat5ch:
,nlast. sk"ro ilu znad dat j wynagro-
dzil' euto czyn jego, tax ohfcie,
IL ds,s ma sk}ad, = kt6rym zatrud
MA 900 ludsi. a msj4tek jego Wy.
uosl 8 miliony NIX.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-30

f[RA'|sII|IIZ''il|'lKI':I:!i|.
" sz'lPIT,'AALlU.
=. c.y chory dostal y. pro.'
|ssex a n,..i se NJ
Nis ii.essc.e.
D'scsegof
!; >- Bo 81.
- Giupstvo o ot'at1hIds g
idac!
IONA WN,ess moi net11un5'o.
|niepokoje maie d.isny7 J. sov.....
Ju4 20 raz drug, da. mi til77 20 1 k9'
. ie6 mi te jed .abna l ss'u,ikan1ie kt6-
.a4my v zesstym tvgodaiu VI"
Maj. Uspokoi sig moja dusz-
10 jak tvlko wylde ia M sto
zaras OF kupie - sennix n6macsa-
OF wszYsikle coy dzlwne......
- Jakto? " yrxuoati chg. tel
5rtstsuraovl ! " sis sn'ejess:
- a TAX DO keloer 1apem'aA'
.opemi.c eie o=pien,adze.
90
JESZCZE SIG TAXI ME urodsi
<t6ryby sic : niswiasta pogodzik
= r.
MAZ Wtd& tel CO M t;,b:s-
" tel chv,li aadejt.ie Id MOI
:miody p,ssrz-
z.n.: kiedY tax to siasoe MO
.aie xlo4e. MAJ. Zeaa zef y zape4-
'vm negl,zu.
Una. Me ch,a8 mnle: wYssaf
10 kapiel to n,,eh tw6j pisarz,z vi
dzi iak is biednA wyEtadam:
ZANADTO UC WA.
= Ach! co ia srob,len, Use
ri IN pneilares ; pienisdzmi ped
podussks.
= Wasaa st4zaca jest uszcivs?
- Uc1civa at do przesady:
odda pi .o'qdze moiej zon,e.
- CO.
NAsZE DZIECI.
- W,eas? boclaa lrsynj6s
lz,6 ram hracl,zk,. Chodz, polka
CT. !
- Fee.... b.ac,szks ia juz Vie
1zia1sm ale wuika pokaz nj D.-
,lana.
SEDzIA. = A zatem przyzna-
esq ie dwrkrotaie zakradtes sic
obory kow lila. Raz w1it'e We
rza ale go odprowadzisee nata-
utrl1
Podsadny. = TAX bYi l~esz:.e
= chudY.
-OO-
w SALONIE
Ola czeso. pan sob;e rom we
les M chnstsoxce2
a. GO cho'aibym Gle d.is o
.isdczyd Q rske panaY Amy.
,iso isbym NE x."on ai.i......
90
,RYGlfALHY PoMYst To-
MUeIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-30

z KARTUZKIEGO. W W.
biegfy cswartek wybuchf " Stsrej
Hucie przez n.eostroznosG dzieci,
kt6rc sig tawiiy zapafkami pcAar.
.ktary v ktt,kim czasie k,lka xvi
tnasgch gospodarstw wrax 2 ts'
goroozncm sniwem zamienif Y pep
rsvae. q powodu siiaego wiasru
og'eh bardno sxs bko GIG rozprse~
strxonit, Prawie wsxyscy miesskah~
~ wi"ski hyii IA po'u PREY praoy,
tyiko pewha chora kobieta sostai.
' domu , byi4by sie sywoeu epalit.
IL, edgtYy ,lpox,'iiea naae.y,oiell's !, nna a'tl :
sen'gs en- vie yt.sae als' &yeias pioooi lsPls'
doppss hi Isl a's vyeidsf. neat.
paaxiss Y sI,',l s,,a nitt II pr,'v ! ]. !
posi- eaoSsay'ea vs. ss y. ta *. gs::;
o'ooyoa. i ssFsga 4 I s la y - 'IslgRsl|,'
skie' Pr.yttoY,e: Nadrr. Po ,ak 70
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-09-02
Kronika Miejscowa,
WczOrajsza parada.

Piekna pogoda sprzyjata wczo-
rajszej paradzie robotnik6w i cho-
ciaz znacznie przesadzone SO opisy
r6znych dziennik6w, jakoby W niej
wziefo udziat czynny 100000 robo.
tnik6w jakoby million ludzi jej sic
przypatrywafo, to przeciea przed-
stawiaia sic imponujaco i niezawo.
dnie przeszlo $4,000 czlonkow r6.
znych organizacyj robotniczych
znalazlo sic W szeregu maszeruja-
cych.
zebrali sic oni wczesnie rano ma
W. Jackson boulevard i Leavitt
str; poch6d odbywaf sic po Jack
son boul. do Michigan ave.. potem
ma poludnie do hotelu Auditorium,
gdzie znajdowafa sic gl6wna trybu-
buna zarezerwowana dla gosci ho-
norowych i mowcoW, l 40 10 uilcy,
skad W kilku szeregach r6wnole.
glych zwr6cono sic ma p6fnoc az
do miejsca rozwiazania sic. Zwra-
Gaia uwage okolicznosc, il tym ra-
zem DUO kobiet wziefo udziaf W
paradzie znalazfo sie niej 8 O.
mnibus6w zapefnionych kobietami
dziewczetami. Take strajkuja-
cy chfopcy tetegrafczni zwracali
ma siebie uwage, zwfaszcza, il szli
prawie ma czele catego pochodu po.
srod radosnych okrzyk6w.
O godz. 10:4O przechodzif poch6d
kofo Auditorium. Ma sztandarach
byiy rome napisy tyczace sic ru-
chu robotnik6w; byfy miedzy mimi
nietylko powaane, ale niekt6re
aartobliwe, wcale iadnie przed-
stawiaiy sic take rome rydwany
wiozace zywe obrazy. Oczywiscie
kaady oddziat miaf swoje kapele.
Gornik6w przedstawiali robotni-
cy z twarzami osmarowanemi, W u
biorach g6rniczych, obok Mich
niesiono ogromne przescieradfa, ma
kt6re przechodnie rzucali datki
dla strajkujacych g6rnik6w. Obi
Gle sypaly sic ME tylko mike i die
sieciocent6wki, ale nawet cwierc-
i p6tdolarowki zwiaszcza W poblizu
Auditorium. Zebrano podobno O.
kolo $4,000.
Popoludniu W roznych parkach
ogrodach odbywa}y sic pikniki i
podobne zabawy, przemawiali ma
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ludno6c serbska. Policya rabafa
awanturnik6w palaszami.
- w Genewie zastrajkowali
konduktorzy ma tramwajach i "a
chodzi Ottawa, re zarzuca prace ma
rynarze ma parowcach, kursujacych
po jeziorze Genewskiem.
= Kilka set robotnik6w, zatru-
dnionych W gazowni W Barcelona,
odeszlo cd roboty. Policya stara sic
zapobiedz rozruchom'
w Pekinie ogtoszono W pla-
tex edykt cesarski, ktory wczoraJ
odwoiano.
W iodzi podwodnej LA
Franeaise" nastapiia ekspiozya.
Kilka os6b uleglo pokaleczeniu.
= Ma dworcu kolei Wschodniej
W Paryzu aresztowano dwie ITO.
dziejki kieszonkowe, pochodzace z
st. Louis, Mo.
- Ojciec Williama Bartholin
pochodzif ze szlacheckiej dunskieJ
rodziny i uczeszczat ma uniwersy-
tet W Kopenhadze. Jako wyzszy
dunski urzednik otrzymaf tytuf
szambelana. Wyemigrowaf do A
meryki W 1859 roku.
- Pod Berry, Ala, spadf z ma
sypu pociag kolei Southern. 2l O.
sob zostaio zabitych. a 20 smier.
telnie pokaleczonych. Prawie
wszyscy nieszczesliwi So Murzyna.
mi.
: Ustaje prawie zupelnie wyw6z
towar6w re Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych do wysp Filipinskich. Zabifa
handel uchwalons przez kongres
taryfa celna.
W Buffalo zanosi sic ma gene
rainy strajk wyiadowywaczy okre.
tow.
Z Denver, Ool., wzbil sic "
gore balon, kt6ry opadt q mil ma
p6fnoc cd Florence. Znajdowato
sic MIN trzech podrhznych. Try
razy grozifa burza rzuceniem balo.
nu ma skafy Pixies Peak trzeba
bylo wyrzucic z niego wszystek
balest, wode do picia i zapasy zyw.
nosci, azeby utrzymac go W powle-
trzu.
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stwach jednolitych pod wzgledem
narodowosciowym niema pola DO
takich walk, paistwa take musza
zatem powoli obumierac.
Niemcy jako panstwo takze da-
ia musza dqzyc do rozszerzenia
swych granic to W kierunku ma
wsch6d. Iunego wyboru ME ma
ia. Starac sic zawojowac Francya
lub Austrya byfoby barbarzyn-
stwem. Narody stojace ma tym
samym poziomie kulturalnym po-
winny zyc W spokoju razem pra-
cowac mad podniesieniem ludzkosci.
Rosya jednakze ME nalezy do
pantw kulturalnych, mimo zewne-
trznych pozorow. W kierunku
Rosyi ma wsch6d musza sic Mem
cy rozszerzyc. do tego jest i'm po-
trzebna, przynajmniej przydatna
pomoc re strony Polak6w.
Rychlej lub p6zniej nastapi VOL
ma miedzy Rosyq Niemcami, a
wojna ia bedzie sic toczyta ma te-
rytoryum zamieszkanem przewaz-
ME przez Polak6w.
Dla tego tez ME moze bye obo-
jetnem, po czyjej stronie W walce
stana Polacy. Pred niedawnym
jeszcze czasem m6wi autor =
Polacy uwazali Rosya "a najwiek-
szego swego wroga, dzisiaj Men,
COW nienawidza Polacy we wszyst.
kich trzech zaborach wiecej niz
kiedykolwiek nienawidzili Rosyan,
Rosya widzqc to, nieomieszka W
danej chwili tel nienawisci do
Niemc6w W swoich celach wyzy-
skac.
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KRoTKIE
NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

- Z powodu braku fundusZfw
w swym departamencie, zamie-
RIA komisarz budowy, p. Kioa-
bassa, wydalic trzech ze swoich
inspektorow wind.
= Is letni veteran wojny do
mowej, August Walther, napra-
wiajac buty W SVEN mieszkaniu
pm. 231 Hirsch STR, nagle umarl.
Zdaje sic, re powodem smierci
byl paraliz serca.
II letni Benjamin Sinesky
zostas przez sedziego policyjne-
go Halla oddany pod sad grand
jury pod kaucya $500. Jest obwi-
niony o kradziez zegarka warto-
sci 5000.
- Pod wiaduktem ma Sanga-
mon str. zostal opadniety przez
rabusiow robotnk Jakob Szahski.
Gdy wolal pomoc, rabusie ucie-
xii, ale jeden z Mich skaleczyi go
palka w glove. Szanski udai SIG
ma policya, ktora go odwiozia do
szpitala powiatowego.
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Rome wiadonaosCj
telegraficZne.

= W Berlinie podroza}o nawet
mieso konskie. W ostatnich dwoch
tygodniach przywieziono ma tsrg
$4,000 sztuk bydia mniej, niz zwy-
kle.
General maiorowie amerykan-
scy Corbin i Young towarzyszyc
bedq cesarzowi W podr6zy do Po-
znania.
= Studenci Kroaccy W Agram,
W Austro Wegrzech, rzucili sic ma