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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-27
Kr6tkie notatki miejskic.

W kasie emerytalnej poll
cyant6w wynosi deficyt s12,72o.
Mayor miasta tfomaczy de6cyt ta
okolicznosciq, ze ME dopisaiy do
chody z niekt6rych zr6def. Wy.
padnie zmniejszyc pensye wdo-
WON po policyantach,
- Karawaniarzom, kt6rzy nie
wykupia licencyj pred czerwca.
ME beda wydawane pozwolenia ma
chowanie zmarlych.
- Ma Wells ul. zepsuf sic apa.
rat, obracajacy most ma rzece.
Wczoraj poruszano most "a pomo-
ca holownika. Mostly ma Dear.
born, State Randolph ulicach So
takze uszkodzone.
w ubiegly czwartek otwarto
,,uroczyscie" nowy czeski .browar
iaki wybudowafa tn sp6ika czes.
kich oberzyst6w. Nazwa tego4
jest Garden City Brewery.
= DR.. Chvatal, tejze dzielnicy,
jak wiadomo, zamianowany cslon.
kiem miejskiej rady szkolnej, jest
katolikiem "a to napadaja nanie-
go czeskie ,,wolnomyslne" dzien-
niki.
- Ma zabawie towarzyskiej unii
klerk6w re SHADOW W dzielnicy
poludniowo.zachodniej jaka urza-
dzono W Pilsen hall, ma Wojcie.
chowie, wystapiia ze spiewem (So-
lo) panna W.. Kraihska, ma forte.
pianie wykonaia Solo panna E.
Szymahska, c6rka znanego ogolnie
biznesmana OBJ. Walentego Szy.
manskiego.
: Rozpoczeto prace przy budo-
vie g6rnych pietr wielkiej czeskiej
hall prey 18ej i Latin ulic. Gmach
ten buduja czeskie katolickie to-
warzystwa par. sw. Prokopa sw.
Vita.
Pan Jan M. Sienkiewicz,
otrzymaf posade reprezentanta fir
my Baldwin G. o., wyrabiajacej
organy fortepiany. Pan Sienkie.
wicz jest czfoukiem (komisarzem)
zarzadu generalnego zw. MI. Pol.
W Ameryce.
- Po kilkuletnim pobycie W
jednym z zachodnich stan6w po-
wr6cii ma Wojciechowo rzezbiars
OBJ. Ant. Dobrzanski zalozyf tam
pracownie.
- Edward G. Hayde postanowif
przeszkodzic walce piesciowei, "a
powiedzianej W klubie atlet6w PREY
81 ulicy.
DIS rano o godz. $3.50 umart
ma Tr6jcowie jeden re starszych
naszych osadnikow, obyw. Jan P.
Wojtalewicz, czfouek Harmonii,
grupy z. N. P. j Dworu sw. Zy-
gmunta, Kat. Lesniczych. ,Zmar}y
liczyt So lat. Urodzit sic "a pazdzier-
nika 1S43 roku we Watdowie, W
Prusach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-27
Ziec i tesciOwa.

Franciszek Wasihski zyje Cd
kilku tygodni w seperacyi'z iona,
ktora porzucila go zamieszkala
ii matki, Agnieszki Kielczyhskiej
pm. I26 Front str. O nieporozu-
mieniach, jake EASILY miedzy
malzonkami, Wasihski movie
ME chciaf, natomiast uda} sic ma
Front ulice zamiarem widzenia
sic z zona przeproszenia jeJ. Ia
miarowi temu przeszkodzila te-
Sciowa, ktora ziecia do mieszkania
wpuscic ME clciala. Ten dobyl
rewolweru, strzelil trafii pania
Kielczyhska w lewe ramie. Chcial
nastepnie odebrat sobie zycie,
lecz naboj zawiodi i zanim despe-
rat zdazy1 pistolet doprowadzic
do porzadku, wziai go W swa o.
pieke policyant. Rama pani Kiel-
czynskiej ME jest nebezpieczna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-27
u szewca.

= Podobno bogatemu bankie-
rowi x. pan tez robi buty -i da-
VINO pan dla niego robi?
% prosze pana, ia mu robi-
lem buty, kiedy on jeszcze bez
butow chodzii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-27
Telegrarr1y.

by trzeI ohcerzy amerykanscy,
gen. adjutant Corbin, gen. S. B.
NJ. Young gen. Leonard Wood,
byi jego goScmi W czasie name
wr6w jesiennych. Department.
spraw zagranicznych upowaznit
reprezentanta zwiqzku prasy oglo-
sic, il cesarz bardzo jest uradowa-
ny, IL amerykanscy ci ofcerzy
przybeda do Niemiec.
BERLIN. 27go m "a. -
Wszechniemcy bynajmniej ME SO
zadowoleni tego, re cesarz Will
helm zamierza podarowac Stanom
Zjednoczonym pomnik Fryderyka
W. Posef do rady panstwa i pro-
fesor lipski dr.. Hasse, Eisenach,
gdzie odbywa sic sejm zwiazku
wszechniemc6w, tax sic wyrazit W
swojej movie:
,,Urzedowa pr6ba obecna, by
kulture niemiecka krzewi6 W Sta
mach Zjednoczonych, oparta jest ma
falszywych przesEaukach. Me
miecka kultura nigdy yankes6w
ME zrobi Niemc6w, ale przyczyni
sic do tego, by rase to uszlache-
tnic, poglebi6 iej wyksztafcenie i
zwiekszyc dobrobyt, zatem uczy-
mic ia tenn niebezpieczniejsza W
spos6b podobny, W jaki kultura
niemiecka ma Polak6w wplynela.
Stany Zjednoczone sa pozostanQ
| grobem dla niemieckich wtaSciwo-
| Sci charakteru".
Ma rozkaz cesarza rzezbiarz prof.
Uphues, kt6remu polecit wykonat
pomnik Fryderyka przeznaczony
| dla Stan6w Zjedn., wyjedzie sam
do Waszyngtonu, azeby bye przy
ustawianiu pomnika. Krytyk6w
projektu zawsze jest wielu i ME-
kt6rzy radzq cofnac sic podarun.
klein, by ME dopuScic do tego, by
W kongresie st. Zjedn. paddy sIo.
wa, kt6re moglyby zatrzec mile do
tychczas wrazenia Z podr6zy ksie-
cia Henryka pruskiego.
LoNDYN, 27go maja =
W izbie posl6w zapanowato wiel-
kie rozczarowanie miedzy tymi,
kt6rzy oczekiwali ostatecznych
wiesci zawarciu pokoju, gdy "a
| pytany o to Balfour, przyw6dzca
partyi rzqdowej, oSwiadczyf, IL
,,nie moze sic bawic W przepowin-
dnie". Spodziewaja sic niekt6rzy,
re dzisiaj po posiedzeniu gabine-
towem rad b9dzie miat jakie5 no.
why do ogIoszenia. W koiach rza-
| dowych jeszcze panuje przekona.
ME, re ogIoszona proklamacya po-
koju jest kwestyQ godzin.
PRETORIA, 27go maja. -
PanujQce W poludniowei Afryce
optymistyczne nadzieje, IL pok6j
zostanie zawarty, ME liczy sic z
faktami. Przewlekajqce sic narady
ma konferencyi W Vereenigung
wIasciwie ME wr6za mic dobrego.
Delegaci ma konferencyq wpraw-
die wyrzekli sic nadziei odzyska-
MIA niepodlegfosci, ale W innych
punktach ME bardzo chca ustepo-
wac, pewna frakcya wytrwale
utrzymuje, re nalezy dalej prowa-
dzic wojue. Kazdej chwili moze
przyisG do zerwania rokowan.
FERSIE, B. c., 27go maja. -
Pollcyant proWlncyalny William
Stevens zostat z miasta napedzony
przez ttum ztozony 500 gornik6w
obywateli. Wywofaf on og6lne
oburzenie SVEN wyrazeniem sic,
re zyczytby sobie, azeby W czasie
katastrofy W kopalni jeszcze 25O
g6ruik6w bylo zgineto. Wedle
o lie moznoSci Scislych obliczeh,
liczba zabitych W czasie eksplozyi
W kopalni wynosia 15l. Do pot
nocy wczoraj wydobyto jeduakowoz
dopiero 50 zwEok.
BRUKsELA, 27go ala
Wedle raport6w nadeszFych r6z-
nych okreg6w wyborczych, nova
izba posl6w skiadac sic bedzie
sc katolikow, "a liberalnych, 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-27

przeto rozporzadzat 26 gtosami
wiekszosci; pred wyborami miat
ich tylko 20.
Nowy senat belgijski skfada sic
z 81 katolik6w, Al liberalnych i 6
socyalist6w. Tu take Rad pozy-
skal l gfos wiecej.
Fort DE FRANCE, 81 maja. -
Amerykanski krqzownik Cincin-
natl przybyt tu re st. Lucia i przy-
wi6zf $50 ton zywnosci i innych
zapas6w. Trwoga o niedostatek
minela rozdawnictwo dar6w "a
spakaia wszelkie potr4eby, ale ME
minela trwoga pred dalszymi wy
buchami. Ludnosc przemysliwa
tylko mad sposobami ucieczki;
wszyscy sadza, re miasto przezna-
czone jest ma zniszczenie. Okofo
200 mieszkahc6w wyjechafo do
wysp Guadelope, Dominica i st.
Lucia. Zdania uczonych CO do
prawdopodobieistwa dalszych wy
buch6w sa podzielone, ale Mkt
Mich ME sqdzi, by zagfada miastu
zagrazafa.
LoNDYN, 27go maja
z Kairu W Egipcie donosza tele-
grafcznie do Daily Express, re
W mieacie portowem Moka W tu-
reckim wilajecie Yemen W pofud-
niowo zachodniej Arabii, caiy ba-
talon wojska tureckiego zostat
rozbity przez powstanc6w. Gu
bernator Moki zosta} uprowadzony
przez powstaic6w' jako jeniecY Do
noszq r6wniez, re szeregi powstan-
COW zwiekszaia dezerterzy wojsk
tureckich.
BERLIN, 27go m a.
z dobrego zr6dia pochodzi Ewiado-
nose, ze W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych utworzyl sic komitet wybit-
nych obywateli, kt6ry zamierza &C.
sarzowi ofarowat pomnik Wa
szyngtona, skoro otrzyma wiado-
nose, IL podarunek ten zostanie
mile przyjety.
WASHINGTON, 27go m a a.
w senacie wczoraj senator Calm
ger przedfoayf rezolucya PolecaJa-
ca komitetowi sQdowniczemu zaJac
sic zbadaniem, czyli ME dafoby sic
poEozyG konca morderstwom lyn-
chu W Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Wykazaf, re W ubiegfych 10 latach
zaszlo W st. Zjedn. 1868 takich
morderstw. Potem dalej debato-
wano mad nowela rzqdowa tyczaca
sic Filipin przeciw novel; pre-
mawial Patterson. W izbie pos
low gI6wnie zajmowano sic nowela
tyczaca sic rewizyi ustaw W dy-
strykcie Columbia.
WASHINGTON, 27go maja.
Poorzeb zmarleoo ambasadora an
gielskiego lorda Pauncefote bardzo
bedzie wspanialy. Wszystkie od-
dzialy wojskowe okolicy wezmq
W MIN udziaf. KoScielne ceremo-
ME odbeda sic koSciele 5w. Jana,
a odprawi je biskup tytularny Mac
kay Smith. Ma nabozenstwie o.
becnym bedzie prezydent, caiy ga
binet, cia1o dyplomatyczne, mai
wyzszy tribunal, komitety spraw
zagranicznych senatu izby pos
low, admiral Dewey i general
Miles re sztabami. Ma amerykan-
skim wojennym okrecie zostanq
niezawodnie zawiezione zwtoki do
Anglii: juz podobno zrobiono te o.
ferte rzadowi angielskiemu, kt6ry
wdziecznoscia ia przyjqf.
P1TTsvILLE, Pa, 27go maja. -
Cd chwili rozpoczecia strajku W
kopalniach wegla, mn6stwo rodzin
rozjechalo sic W rome strony. Buck
Mountain prawie zupelnie jest O.
pustoszone, a New Philadelphia
wyjezdaa takAe mn6stwo os6b. O.
bliczajq, re z doliny Shenandoah
rozjechafo sic najmniej 1000 ludzi.
Maszynisci, palacze robotnicy
przy pompach we srode zgromadza
sic ma narade, czyli wedle rady
Mitchella maja obstawa6 przy 8
godzinowym dniu piracy utrzyma-
H.,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-27

ma nerWOWe Of na Zdpdleule pluS
IS os6b. 10 os6b dopuscilo sic sa-
mob6jstwa, 27 uleglo roznym
wypadkom. Zameldowano 2l5 wy
padk6w chor6b zarazliwych, z ka-
pieli W lazniach miejskich korzy-
stafo 1920 osob, 9 procent zrewi-
dowanego mleka ME posiadafo ma
leaytytej wartosci, skonfskowano
$4,000 funt6w zepsutego miesa.
DOstaf sic W pufapke.
Clarence Harnberg chciaf okrasc
sklep cygarnika Richarda Finn pm.
3517 Vincennes ave. postanowit
wejsc do sklepu przez g6rne okno
mad drzwiami. Zapomniaf przy-
tenn, re wazy 200 funtow gdy
wepchnat sic do pofowy ciafa, ME
m6gt ruszyc sic AMI naprz6d ami W
tyf. Zaczaf krzyczec ratunek j
trzej policyanci wydobyli 60 ME-
mitej pozycyi, poczem zfodzieja "a
prowadzono przez szerokie i wy
godne drzwi ma stacye policyjna.
Tam osadzono 60 W kozie.
z Rady miejskiej.
Szef stray ogniowej wystapif z
projektem, azeby dla zapobiezenia
pozarom W rzezalniach urzadzic
mad kanaiem stacye wodna POM
pa do zaopatrywania we wode
zbiornik6w, kt6re maja bye usta-
wione ma szczytach gmach6w W
dystrykcie rzezali. Zbiorniki te
maja bye poiqczone re systemem
rur, przy pomocy kt6rych mozna-
by kazdy poaar w rzeaalniach stlu-
mic zarodku. Polowe koszt6w
tel inowacyi maja pokryc REGAL
ME, a drugq potowe miasto.
Centralny komitet niemieckich
demokrat6w wniosf podanie, azeby
rada miejska zajefa sic losem mo-
torowych i konduktor6w tramwa-
jowych. Me powinni pracowac
dluzej, niz przez s godzin, po-
bierac powinni place ME mniejsza,
niz po try dolary dziennie.
Ma opedzenie koszt6w, spowodo-
wanych grasowaniem W miescie
ospy, wyznaczono komisyi zdrowia
kredyt W sumie $4,000.
Alderman Race wni6sf or.
dynans, azeby kompanie tramwajo-
we sprzedawaiy s tykiet6w "a 25
cent6w ma jazde cd 5 do 8 godz.
rano od 5 do 7 godz. wieczorem.
w innych godzinach dnia ma sic
jezdzic "a tykietami, kt6rych 6
sztuk ma kosztowac 25 cent6w.
Dzieci szkolne maja placic 25c. "a
10 tykiet6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-27
Sprawy robOtnik6w.

Wlasciciele rzezalh probowali
wczoraj wyslac kilkanascie wo-
zow z miesem ma miasto, lecz ma
Halsted str. czujni strajkierzy ma
k1onili rozwozicieli do powrotu.
Rzeznikom detalicznym ME do
starczono miesa, a poniewaz ich
zesziotygodnowe zapasy wyczer-
paly sic, zachodzi Ottawa, co be-
die dzisiaj j dni nastepnych, je-
zeli strajk ME ustanie. w przewi-
dywaniu niemilych skutkow
mniejsze rzezalnie przystaiy ma
zadania swych furmanow, lecz
wieksze firmy groza, ze obejda sic
bez unionistow.
Pan Roach, prezes zarzadu
kompanii Union Traction, zwolai
wczoraj konduktorow i motoro-
wych, przemowi} do mich i wy
tlomaczyl i'm, re ME jest przeci-
wny zorganizowaniu sic ich. Pra-
gnie tylko, azeby ME powodowali
mimi lndzie, ktorzy ami kompa-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-05-09
Banker Lingar's Son In Law
BY JAMES O'SHAUGHNESSY.
Copyright, 1902, by Daily Story Pub. COZ

ing pulse his eyes flashed with a quick
glare of triumph.
I'VE will not lose it," he cried. HE
had the money in his pockets when he
walked out of here this morning. He
cannot get away. I put q shadow on
him the moment he stepped out OF the
bank. l judged that thief rightly"
Late that night, Lingar and Johnson
were going over the books when a
knock came to the door Of the bank.
At a signal t 0 the Waterman, the door
was opened, and the thick-jawed, ath-
letic looking shadow entered. He had
a bandage over n eye.
whats this?" cried Lingar.
"He had me done up"
"Who-what?"
your man, Faldis. He hired a half
dozen Interstate Detective agency
men to slug me-"
And he got away"
"Of course, but our Office and all or
our men are notified and every depot
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-05-09
PRINCE HENRY's Auroee.,..

Many Efforts Made to o.. /
Few Were ~suooe..,,I
Prince Henry, while b.r.
urally asked often for hi. sa
but 1t is estimated that NOT raas1
100 persons succeeded in sa.a !
Most of the requests came h S,ul
The prince. who had maj ~
graph fiends on the other sid. h
ed to give his autograpb on, Ss y
tain individuals. These Y
president of a society o. =.
which he was the guest. !, eas
two OF those nearest him ~ ~ w
this rule he persistently ads.. aas
AT all the dinners at which ]
prince was a guest, in tbi. ~
elsewhere. requests for his anti.
were sent to him in large na,J
most OF them in notes addre...,
him through the presiding GA.
a few of these requests va,.
personally.
The prince always took main, !
form whoever presided at tha h.
OF the rule he had made. and ~ !,
him to explain 1t to the ANNA
In accordance with the rule !.
for himself. he always wrot. n. 4.
graph on the menu card Of n.
ing officer, and of those nea,.ss
at table, sometimes extending
that perhaps five or six person,
the favor shown to them at n. y
table.
Had he complied with all II.
quests made. it was said by a =.
who was with him and knew n
his mail. he would not have b,a \
to do anything else throughot
visit but write his signatu,.-s
York Sun.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-05-09
WHY WAsHINcToN's LEGS an

Missppiisd Zeal Of Agent for New n
Of Polish.
One Of the points of interest h /
financial district Is the bron,e n
OF Washington in the front d ,
United States s%ub-treasury On r
street. says the New York Prx
Is invariably pointed out to yttl
ana almost invariably the ousstaI
asked: .....
Why do they polish only the d
and not the whole statue"
Mentor and guide has to shake !
head, and admits that he does J
know.
1t appears that some years w|
peddNr with some new kind Of u1
came to the sub-treasury and erdl
the virtues of his compound to os}
the guards. why" hs sail, |
could even polish up that rusty !
statue out there in a jify."
Go ahead" said the guard.
The agent went to work with I
and in . few minutes had succx|
In taking OF the beautiful dull y
dining from the legs of the statue
far az the knees. Just then !
Muhleman, the deputy assistant tn
urer. came up the steps, and IN :
time than 1t takes to tell 1t the N
found himself sitting at the foot Oh
steps. while Mr.. Muhleman lectural
the surprised guard in forcibls I
guage on the vandalism Of lndx1
inmate polishing.
But not even the variability Of
New York climate has been sumo
as yet to restore to the polished y
their old dull beauty. .@
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-05-09
Lsith Building Great Docks.

Leith. Scotland, will become 4 port
Of some capacity and trade two years
hence. A suite o. docks is in construc-
ton there, which is to cost between
30O. 900 pounds and 400. 900 pounds
more than was estimated when the
Leith dock commissioners launched
their program. In 1896 se%venty-five
acres of the foreshore were reclaimed:
and the dock now near completion IL
1900 feet long. with q width Of $50
feet for LOO feet of It's length and
$50 feet for the remainder. The dock
walls are forty-four feet high, and
there are to be two pairs OF steel gates,
each Weighing close upon 300 tons. To
this equipment It has been resolved to
add a craving dock 500 feet long.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-05-09

OSt0CsIVO On. StlAt&s l4
Chief Wilkie Of the secret service
has discovered q new use for a we'll
known instrument Of civil engineering,
the transit, which is a sort Of spyglass
on stills. While a government en-
ploye was at work on the new federal
building in San Francisco he noticed
that q man was bringing something
small to a window frequently in q
building about 200 yards away. Bring.
ling . transit into play the observer
convinced himself that the man was
at work or bogus money. A secret
service detective was summoned and
he peeked through the transit. Then
he went over and arrested the man
for counterfeiting, making what Chief
Wilkie regards as a most importan,
capture.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-05-09
DFHes Convey Tvvhois.

Together with the theory that .mala-
ria is transmitted by mosquitoes. the
theory that flies convey typhoid germs
IL Of particular interest, and this 10 ths
subject Of an article which DR.. Z. q.
Howard Of the United States depart
msnt OF agriculture contributes 70 the
Popular Science Monthly,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-05-09
HAS A DUBIOUS TRANsFoMMAu1
The Ax0lotl Becomes Another u
I'm Certain Localities.

In Cort0in Localities
Naturalists have long been nnll
with . newt-like creature, brsaIl
by gills and lungs both, and inhl
ing the lakes of Mexico and otnd
erican waters. This is the axo00
was also discovered that in q
Localities this creature, which y
way breeds freely in Mexico, sAs.
skin, casts OF its gills and y
fin. develops another color Of Soq
leaves the water to become
newt. Under this latter gu'se Y
known as the amblystoma. \
Naturally. the explanations )
curious transformation rests %
fact that the axolotl Is realV b
young or tadpole stage OF inc II
stoma form. but the peculSlM
is that in It's first stage -
breed and multiply and conua.
reproduce axolotls, as If 1t wersss
fectly mature animal. The occur
Of such cases points out 70
way in which species can % ~
for, had We not been acquain''a /.
the relationship of these iolnss
body would have hesitateo W
cribe them as two essentlalH -
animals.
Lately 1t has been shown, ~
London Chronicle, that, wnlie |.
RADIO and Dakota the translO'
is complete, in Mexico inc
stage is apparently permansn.
probably, the influence o.
ment on q living being y ~
illustrated. 1
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-05-09


. shadow on the footsteps OF Faldis.
A few hours later johnson entered
the presidents once with a sheet of
paper in his hand.
II find that this item OF $50, 900 is
merely q clerical error. Mr.. Lingar."
he said.
Then there II nothing irregular in
Faldis' accounts?" said Lingar, BRIGHT.
ening up.
"Nothing-that. IL nothing In this
connection. / have not brought the
figures up to date yet"
"Thsn do 1t. I'll wait" aa
johnson returned I the presidents
ONCE late that afternoon with treub-
bling hand and Quiyeriag lip.
What r. II. Mr.. Johnson. cried
Hnear, sprinsins from HIS chair.
'l1aldis - short tsbe.oeo on te-dayis
slip. ,p'ssat@ i. e. III.
Lingar gasped. but with his sstusn-
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9Th. U.ele Of his NspAss'

An" V"Oso y -, 4. ~
The potency Of football 4
prominence not only to ne,
but to all his relatives wa
illustrated in the, case OF 20
known anti-expansionist'
Lloyd Garrison. At an evenlls
tton Mr.. Garrison was lnu
q noted athlete. -
II Am pleased to know III
Garrison" said the athele's. ~
sumo you are = relative o.
Harvard quarterback 'bhu's
SON" -
"Grsat hsavens!" excl
Garrison Ia mock indignsu
my life I have been known
Of, my fathsr; must ! I'M
be known . .'tAs uncle o.
ewf"
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a PRETTY


CHAPTER VII.

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What else can I do, my ,,..s
And Faldis stepped IN :
outstretched hand of ah
father-iI-law s raex|
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CHAPTER VIM.

She had not asked her brother to
81 down. ana be leaAed his back
The Jennings daily record., 1902-04-02
Alsssns Child worksrs.

Alabama ranks fourth among the
southern states in the manufacture OF
cotton. In the wholesale employment
of children she is entitled to be classed
with the leaders. There are children
whose names are on the pay rolls of
the mills who are scarcely more than
babies, yet they are working twelve
and twelve and one-half hours every
day at the spinning frames for ten and
twenty cents day.
Children of nine and ten in the mills
here are common, and several made no
claim to more than eight years of life.
Their statements were verified by
those in authority, who made no at
tempt worthy of the name to defend
the brutal practice.
alabama, like Georgia and other
cotton growing states, has no law
compelling the education of her youth.
and she vies with all of them in her
opposition tc a law prohibiting the
employment of children of tender
years.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-04-02
Plan to Produce Strikes.

President Mitchell of the United
Mine Workers of America has return
ed to Indianapolis from the meeting
of the executive committee of the
National Civic Federation at New
York.
The executive committee was ap-
pointed to consider ways and means
of bringing labor and capital into
closer relationship. The committee
adopted constitution and bylaws,
and hereafter will meet once a year,
unless called together by an emer-
gency.
President Mitchell firmly believes
that the object for which the commit
tee was appointed will be achieved and
points to the settling of the big strike
of garment workers In New York re-
Gently, in which over 10000 persons
were out, as one of the substantial re-
suits already attained He says the
plan will not avert all strikes, but it
will reduce them materially and mini
mize the possibility Of long drawn out
struggles in which vast sums of money
are lost both to the employers and
their men. Arbitration will not be
attempted unless both sides agree tc
abide by the verdict.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-04-02
The Infamy of Child Labor.

Within plain view of the South
Carolina capitol building and not more
than mile away are five large cotton
mills, employing altogether $500 men,
women and children. OF that number
1000 are children between six and IA
years of age. Fully 400 of them are
less than IL years cid.
While the South Carolina cotton
mills are paying enormous dividends
on the profits of child labor, bill to
prohibit the employment of children
under IL years of age has Just been de-
feated in the house by vote of fifty
four to fifty-two. 1t had previously
passed the senate by a narrow margin,
Lieut.-Gov Tillman, who is a nephew
of the United States senator from that
state, casting the deciding vote in its
favor
The Jennings daily record., 1902-04-02
Skill Alvsys Counts.

A Chicago builder, who was not long
since a mechanic, but is now a pros
porous boss" and speculator, said
the other day that an ordinary carpen-
ter needs, nowadays, only a hammer
and a saw, and with these weapons"
he is fully equipped to undertake any
common piece of carpentry.
This is hardly fair statement. but
it is quite true that with the introduc-
ton of woodworking machinery, with
ready-made sashes and blinds and
doors and holdings and general fin
ishings, there is scarcely such an In
dividual now as the journeyman car
penter, or the joiner, in contradistinc-
tion to the apprentice.
Skill counts still. as it did in the
old days of the trade, and as it always
must, but the lad who signs articles
for an apprenticeship covering period
Of years is certainly not an Ameri-
can.