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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-30

mowy ze zwiazkiem marble
Dealers. Pracowali taniej dla ta-
kich kupcow, ktorzy do zwiazku
nie nalezeli, narazajac tenn sa-
mem czaonkow zwiazku ma stra-
ty.
Dzis odbedzie sic konferencya
komitetu wykonawczego pola-
czonych uni rzeznikow VIA
scicielami rzezaln. Zanosi sic ma
burzliwe posiedzenie, poniewaz
rzeznikom ME podoba sic waru-
mex, re w zamian "a wyzsza place
i krotszy czas piracy maja wyte-
zat swe silly, azeby zabijac, czy-
scic rozbierac 1wieksza ilosc
sztuk bydla, niz dotychczas.
Co m6wi malarz Stiles?
Pred sedzia Chytraus oswald
cyl wczoraj w swej wiasnej
sprawie decorator malarz John
M. Stiles, skarzacy rome unie |
rade rzeniieslnicza 0 odszkodo-
wanie. Jeszcze pred 10 laty mias
on zatargi uniami. Juz wten-
czas unionisci napadali ma jego
ludzi lala sic krew ma placu bo-
ju. Skaleczono wtenczas ciezko
trzech ludzi. Przed czterema la
ty zatrudnial Stiles IS robotni-
kow, lecz powodu zatargow z
uniami musiai zredukowac te il
czbe do 10. Cd trzech lat ME "a
trudnia wcale unionistow, ponie-
waz ci ME chca pracowac razem
nieuniJr .stami. Zaraz pierw-
szego dnia obeszli sic unionisci
brutaLnie robotnikami, goto-
wymi do piracy. Kilku robotnikow
poraniono, ma drugi dzieh po-
nowiiy sic rozruchy i musiano
piracy zaniechac. w nastepstwie
rzeczy kontraktor zerwA ze Stile-
sem umowe. Zawarty uniani
pok6j ME trwal dlugo. Rozpedzo-
no ludzi Stilesa przy budowli pm.
so w. Division St., zastrajkowa-
no przy budowlach Grossa, kiedy
tam rozpoczal Stiles prace ME
unionistami. Obstawiono budyn-
XII pikietami malarze Stilesa ME
byli pewni zycia. Stiles poniosl
straty, gdyz kontraktorzy ME po-
wierzali mu robot obawy pred
rozruchami i ME majac pewnosci,
re roboty beda ma czas wykon-
czone.
Przesiuchiwany Swiadek M.
H. Murphy, sekretarz unM mala-,
rzy, zeznal, re jego unia ME po-
siada ksiazki protokolowej. Po
przeczytaniu sprawozdania z
przeszlego posiedzenia, rozdziera
sic protokoI wrzuca do kosza.
Rada rzemiesnicza strajkow ME
zarzadza, gdyz takowe zarzadza-
ja same unie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-30

kowi pospieszyli ma pomoc pobu-
dzeni goscie hotelowi i obezwia-
dnii zlodzieja, przy ktorym zna-
leziono skradzione przedmioty.
Nazywa sic Charles Foster, jest
dostatecznie znany policyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-30
KrOnika Mi0jsCOWa.
Wczorajsza parada.

Zaraz po zwyklych godzinach
piracy tlumy publicznoSoi zacze-
ly podazat do centrum miasta,
azeby podziwiae wielka parade
iubileuszowa. Tramwaje byly
przepelnione. Liczbe ciekawych
podaja gazety ma ewierc miliona.
Ogolne oczekiwania ME zisciiy
sic. Pochod wczorajszy ME dero-
wnywal swa wspaniaioscia in
nym paradom, kt6re odbywafy
sic dawniej, przy r0znych Okla
zyach. Wozy przemysiowcow i
kupc6w niczem ME imponowaly.
Tylko Szwedzi Szwajcarzy
professionally odrebne narodo-
wosci, jak gdyby ME byio W mie-
scie pol miliona Niemcow 2oo,-
600 Polakow. Zamiast zapowie-
dzianych 20 orkiestr przygrywa-
ly pochodowi zaledwie dwie or
lliestry, wyreczane Cd czasu do
czasu przez tamborow mistrzow
w grze ma halasliwych piszczal-
kach.
w charakterze urzedoWym
przygladali sic paradzie, trybu-
ny pred gmachem pocztowym,
mayor miasta, niekt6rzy konsu-
lowie r6zni przedstawiciele
wladz miejskich. Po policyi przy-
szla kolej ma wojsko, "a ktorem
postepowala straz pozarna, ota-
czajaca 8 sikawek. Nastepnie ma
szerowali weterani wojny ma
Filipinach; Szwajcarzy trzema
wozami, przedstawiajaymi VOL
nose, Pok6j i Szczescie; Szwelzi,
"a ktorymi postepowaio 200 ,,dzi-
kich Indyan"; wreszcie przyszla
kolej ma nowoczesnych Amery-
now, kt6rych w}asciciele RE-
zaln popisali sic swymi wozami |
konmi. Nastepnie Board OF
Trade" wystawi1 ma wozie minia-
ture gmachu, W kt6rym sic mie-
Sci. Firma Mandel Bros. kazala
ID swym dziewczetom kroczyc
dumnie i racya pod baldachi-
mem. Siegel, Cooper and Co. wy
wolali wrazenie, re umufuja"
sw6j gnach ma dogodniejsze
miejsce. lime firmy zdobyly sic
ma inne pomysly, niekiedy dose
oryginalne. Me brakio wozow
piwowar6w z wielkiemi beczka-
mi, W kt6rych brak5o piwa, WI
dziano wehikul, napelniony ba-
nanami. Kazdemu widow VOL
no bylo rozmyslac ma temat, ja-
XII wlasciwie zwiazek maja te
szopki chicagoskich biznesistow
ze setna rocznica zaiozenia mia
sta Chicago. A jednak bawili sic
ludziska, ttoczacy sic ma chodni-
kach jak sledzie i ME tracili hui
moru nawet wowczas, kiedy o
2 godzinie mad ranem dopchali
sic wreszcie do tranwaj6w, aze-
by sic dostat do swych miesz-
kan.
Kapitaa j praca.
Ustawiacze plyt marmuro-
wych, ktorzy dotychczas praco-
I wall, pomimo re pracodawcy wy
mowili miejsca obrabiaczom mar
muru i szlifiarzom, postanowili
wczoraj ze sympathy ku towa-
rzyszom strajkowac. Ma to bye
strajk generalny, rozciagajacy sic
ma Gale Stany Zjednoczone. Wy
dofan;a nhrahiaczv | szlifiarzv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-30
RucH PARoWcoW.

Przybyty:
Brema: Kaiser Wilhelm II N. T.
Queenstown: Oceanic N. Y, Ha'
verfort Philadelphia.
New York: Cevic Liverpoolu,
Rotterdam Rotterdamu.
odesziy:
Liverpool: Ultonia do Bostonu
Yokohama, Iudrasamba do Port
land. Ore
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-30
PRZEGLAD
POuTYN MlEDzYNARODOWE,
Chicago, 80 wrzesnia.

Gazety galicyiskie pragna
przekona6 rzady pruski i moskie-
wski praktycznosci 4agodnego i
sprawiedliwego obchodzenia sic
naszyrni rodakami pod pru-
skim i mosliewskim zaborem i
. dlatego lwowsE1i ,,Przeglad" tax
pisze:
Cokolwiekby o polskim naro-
die i 0 jego politycznych VIA
sciwosciach mowili nasi najser-
decznejsi kraju hakaty i z kra-
ju ideaI6w Katkowa, zawsze w
Swiecie powaznych ludzi bedzie
decydowa{o zdanie mas najbar-
dziej niewatpliwie wytrawnego
sedziego, iakim jest w tych RE
czach Cesarz Franciszek Jozef.
w Austryi many zupeina swo-
bode rozwiiania i pokazywania
obcym wszystkich naszych poll
tycznych wlaSciwoSci, bo ! kon-
stytucya okclicznoSci, te po-
wszechne poswarki, te wprost E.
pidemiczne, wciaz coraz nowe
dqznosci do rozstrcju, pewno-
Sciq zaprowadzilyby mas = jak
prowadza innych = ma sam skraj
politycznego rozhukania, gdyby-
Smy, jak to utrzymuja nasi mai
serdeczniejsi, we krwi naszej
mieli sklonnoSci, szbodliwe dla
panstwa, przytem sami u Siebie
ME umieli sic rzadzic. Pc panic
them jarosiawskiem stwierdzeniu
przez Cesarza, ze my sic rozu-
miemy" = co byko dla mas swie-
them wcbec wszelkich zarzutow
swiadectwem politycznej wy
trawnosci, = nastapi1o teraz zno-
WI stwierdzenie monarsze, ze
Sejm nasz ,,powaznie, rozumnie,
rzeczowo uzywa nadanych mu
praw", wiec dazy do celu, kt0-
~ Cesarz obreslii slowami:
,,Rzeczywiste podniesienie kraju
caIej jego ludnosci, takze .usu-
necie narodowych i socyalnych
sprzecznoSci moze bye naj}a-
twiej osiagniete przez niezama-
cone usiiowania Sejmu na polu
pozytywnych zadan''. w tych
siowach znajduje sic bezwarun-
kowe uznanie dla naszej umieje-
tnoSci rzadzenia SODA, uznanie
tenn cenniejsze, ze bezpoSrednio
przedtem Cesarz dobitnie oznaj-
mil, IL ,,ceniac wysoko nasze ma
rodowe tradycye, gleboko przeje-
ci jesteSmy zrozumieniem tego,
co jest nieodzownie koniecznem
dla porzadku wewnatrz panstwa,
tudziez dla mocarstwowego sta
nowiska monarchii'. Cesarz po
raz wtory powiedziai to samo do
przedstawicieli szlachty, dodajac,
ze oni ,,istotnie przySwiecaja lu-
dnoSci przyk3adem poSwiece-
MEM ola dobra publicznego, to
glebokiego przekonania Wi
docznym pozytkiem dla kraju i
paistwa". Jakby streszczajac
wszystko, co o mas mySli, Cesarz
rzekl: ,Jestem przekonany, re
znajde W was zawsze wSrod
wsze1kich oholicznosci pewne o.
parcie".
Niewstpliwie mozemy w tenn
miejscu powiedziec w imieniu ca
lego naszego ogolu, re kto nam
zaufa}, zawodu ME dozna. MY
sic rozumiemy" = tax bylo, jest
bedzie, bo ,wysoFo ceniac ma
sze narodowe tradycye", wdzie-
cznoscia i wierna sluzba p}acimy
"a sprawiedliwosc.
Przed calym swiatem wysta-
viii nam Cesarz swiadectwo, kto-
re odrazu maze wszystkie sadly
o mas wyroki hakatyst6w ze
Nsaahodu / zaehodu. WszystEim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-30

XII.
Wieden, 80 wrzeSnia. = Ma
zgromadzeniu 1000 socyalistow,
ktore sic tn odbylo, postanowio-
no zaprotestowac przeciw Cd
wiedzeniem cara. WHOLESOME
przy tel ,sposobnosci duzo NOW
namietnych. Jeden mowcow
wyrazil sic: Gar, u kt6rego je-
dynemi narzedzianl kultury So
szubienica, wiezienie Sybir,
przybywa jak zlodziej napietno-
wany zbrodniami w otoczeniu
wojsk." Obecny reprezentant po-
licyi ME dopuScil do przyjecia re-
zolucyi, w kt6rej odwiedziny ca
ra przedstawiono jake obelge dla
ludnosci Austryi hoIdujacej VOL
noSci. Zgromadzeni rozeszli sic,
woIajac: ,,Precz z carem"
Bia1ogr6d, Serbia, 80 wrzeSnia.
- Process oficerow oskarzonych
o sprzysiezenie przeciw kroloboj-
com, zakohczyl sic wczoraj, Ka-
pitani Kowakowicz j Lazarowicz
zostali skazani ma lata wiezie-
mia utrate rangi oficerskiej; DR..
Welkowicz i kap. Lotkijewicz,
byly adjutant krola Aleksandra,
ma miesiac wiezienia. Innych Off
cerow skazano ma wiezienie Cd
trzech miesiecy do jednego roku.
Paryz, 80 wrzeSnia. - Z Pc
tersburga urzedowo donosza, re
gen. Sacharow, szef sZtabu gene
ralnego, zostal mianowany mini
strem wojny ma miejsce gen. Ku-,
ropatkina. Gen. Sacharow ma ro-
wni Z prezydentem ministrow pa
mem Witte jest pokojowo uspo-
sobiony sprzeciwia sic wojen-
nym zamiarom w Mandzuryi. Re-
wnoczeSnie nadchodzi wiado-
nose, il w poblizu granicy au-
stryackiej, W guberni kijowskiej,
zmniejszono garnizony wojsk.
Sofia, 80 wrzesnia. - z Raj
log, glownej kwatery przywodz-.
cy powstahcow macedohskich
Zonczewa, donosza, re w dystry-
ktach Razlog, Newrokop, Demi-
rhisar, Melnik i Seres proklamo-
wano og6lne powstanie i re wszy-
st1im bandom powstatlczym we
wschodniej Macedonia polecono
natychmiast rozpoczac operacye.
Komitet rewolucyjny poklada
wszelkie swe nadzieje w powsta-
niu we wschodniej Macedonia,
gdzie przywodzcami So sami bul-
garscy oficerzy rezerwowi. Pc
wstahcy spodziewaja sic, re "a
pal ogarnie armie bu}garska, kto-
ra zrnusi rad do WypOWiedzenia
wojny.
Razlog Cd niedzieli wieczorem
stoi w plomieniach. w okolicy
Buczewa tocza sic bitwy.
Konstantynopol, 80 wrzeEnia.
Omar Pasza zostai nianowany
naczebny1n dowodzca wszystkich
wojsk tureckich znajdujacych sic
w Europe. Zostal on tez upowa-
zniony, by sam sobie dobraa
sztab generalny.
Odessa, 80 wrzesnia. - Gaze
ia gieldowa utrzymuje, re po kon-
ferencyi, kt6ra ma nastapic po-
miedzy hr. Lamsdorfem a hr. Co.
luchowskim, do Porty wyslana
zostanie nota z uwiadomienienl,
re mocarstwa zmuszone So obsta-
wac przy ~zadaniu, by wykona-
ME reform w Macedonia wedle
planu podanego przez Austrya i
Rosya powierzono komisyi wyla-
cznie ChrzeScijan zlozonej.
Washington, 80 wrzesnia,
u prezydenta byli~ wczoraj czion-
kowie rady wykonawczej nAme-
ricaln Federation of Labor: Sa-
muel Gompers, James Duncan,
John Mitchell, James O'Connel i
Frank Morrison. MoNono o r6z-
nych sprawach robotniczych,
CO do sprawy Millera (nieunioni-
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-17
Motto, Of Forfeiture.

10 ia. heir, administrators sid ss-isn. Of
Nathan ID ssrrtsitf
You an h.f-h, noiinr,i that nav" expended
the sum uf pn. Hundred l,ollar- during each
and ever, Of III. following year. tu~iis i-II,
lsts. -, ls', isl. i.e. IN isttpr anh Improve
meni- upon the 1fyri.,ii- issi.. -iiuat" IN
Decatur mining district. 'ots'lo- county. tols'
rndn tho locntion c"riincai- of which i- ~.
ssufisd IA the ofp. Of ia. r-,in', CLERK and
r,cufd"f uf ,on-tu. county. IN ori'r Ia hold
said claim under IN. provision. of >--iion Al
iryi..i statute. of the United states and the
amendments thereto apprs, ~d J~nuaf, 2. I--i,
concerning annual lsior upon minin. cisin-
being III. amount required Ia hold aid ioi"
for tn. ,"sf. named and III. prriod ending on
the Ji.i day Of b-c-nher. iisfs. And II within
nin~ty day. frtm the personal service of ths
notice or within ninrt, dats after IN" pubiirss
iinn thereof, you fail or r.iu-. To contribut.
your proportion Of such expenditure. as n ,s'-
owner. ,pur intrr,-t ~ .sid riaim viii lee
come the property OF ih" .ut-rrii-' your
tvn.n~nsf. who has made the required -N Pciiiis
ture. T., the t.rtn- at ssii .--fiun.
Dated si Jasper. Colo, the - day "f Janu
nry. fsu, pA,ib " ,nr, ,-n>.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-17

w. G. Gates. the Chicago mil
louaire aud stock gambler, openly
declared that tb, coal operators
had provoked the strike intention
ally. in order to clear ou, their old
stocks nt enormous prices They
did 30. Aud they are now holding
bnck their coal IN order to drive
prices still higher. The coal kings
are making more than the strike
cost them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-17
BAY Colorado Grown rrui, Trees.

Representing one of the largest
and most responsible Colorado
nurseries. am taking orders for
spring delivery. shall he glad 10
give my friends the benefit Of my
experience in selecting stock suit.
cd TO this altitude. You can raise
your own apples and pears as wt'l
Ms small fruits IL you make proper
selections and give the stock pro.
per care.
9. s. ALpIicu.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-17
Notice of Application TO Lease s.a.. LAsds

Offee Of The State Boari 81 Land 1
tommis sioner-.
Denver. Colorado. Dsc. 81. ltr
Notice 4. h.reb, given that q, J. Lahncn
sho-.. i-,-ioiiier sl.ir,-si IL Noatr Ni.tA. olo.
on Dec. u. iis-, mnd. appiicsii"n No Gs "a
th. stale Hoard of Land cutnmi-ehnrrs u
l-a,~ the foiiosins ,ir-crii-.i Int. Lump. LANDS
.iiuHt" in Hio Gr~nds cs'unty. Cosorss"
to.~ifs
NV 4, section .. Twp. - n. ksns~nE
No other applications to beas~ the atose d.
.crih.si premises or objections ag~insa shr
nhoy. application viii h. considered sfter ths
ls.t publication h~rvsbf.
hat. Of last publication Jan. -. IAn-
Ions 7. JOvCG.
I..sist-r state oard Land Cosasissk0s
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-17

Senator Ewing il ON the follow
ing commitices: Agriculture and
irrigation. fish, stock. forestry aud
game and horticulture.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-17
ANNUAL MEETING.

Tn. Thir, annual meeting Of th~ stock hosdess
of the sansrr de Christie Gold Mining company
will bs held on saturday. January y. III. ~ :
clock y. M. Tor the purpose - rseCIae :
tsnsr,i az director, for the ensuing year and 10
transact ANY other business that hsy c"usr
b,.for,. tn. meeting.
Dated nj Monte Vista Dec, -. lss
{. u. SrrI~nAN. s~cy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-17
Subscribe Tor tn. JOURNAL.

II you don't own n hom. | can
sell you one. on easy terms. that
will make you fne home and NJ
the same time make you some
money II you want to sell sgsin.
KERR.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-01-17
Poe Sale.

a - inch wide tire farm wagon.
nearly new: 2 desirable lots st
reasonable price; slso . v'nd tap
buggy. A. u. lnsxLL.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-04-25
Recent Occurrences Of Interest
in Sweden, Norway and
Denmark.
BIG PROJECT CONTEMPLATED
Railways in Swedan May Be Run by
Electricity Instead of by Power
of Steam.
SWEDEN.
Stockholm.

The substitution of electricity for
steam over the entire railway system
of country is huge undertaking,
yet something Of the kind seems like
| ly to be carried out in Sweden. The
Electrical World and Engineer in
speaking of the project, makes the
following significant comment: "Swe-
den has already been the scene of
large activity in power transmission
operations, and considering the lack
OF an adequate coal supply for
operating the railroads, there is good
reason for working the water-powers
to their utmost. The present project
comtemplates the operation of the
national railway system by electric
traction, ultimately in it's entirety. AT
first only sections would be trans
formed, and then as locomotives
needed replacement, electric locomo-
tives would take their place, so that
without the burden of an Immediate
heavy investment, and without the
VI u1dIcIld1, IuG
change will be made complete. 1t is
proposed to press into service both
Water-poWerS and the extensive peat
beds that are here and there found
and which lie scattered, so that by
utilizing both sources the distances
of Transmission will not be excessive
even from the standpoint of present
practice. Mr. Dahlander, the engineer
who has made the preliminary report,
figures out net annual saving of
about $2,OOO.l0O a year by the change
sum approximately equal to the en-
tire motive-power expenses on the
electrical system, and in addition the
importation Of coal for railway pur-
poses will become unnecessary, which
from the governmental standpoint is
very desirable. The project, as
whole, strikes one as singularly sane
and reasonable. 1t does not attempt
the extraordinary, nor does it pass be
yond the conservative limits of pres
ent practice. In fact it is conspicuous
for the absence of sensational features
of any kind
The Svenski Akademien has made
the following appropriations to men of
letters and authors: Lektor N. Pod
man, 1000 crowns; e. A. Karlfeldt,
1000 crowns; Frans- Hedberg, 800
crowns; the docenten, Daniel Fall
strom. 600 crowns: Wilhelm Ekelund,
600 crowns Burger Scholdestrom, 600
crowns and Henrik Wraner, 600
crowns.
The much talked of dedication Of
the Ofoten railway, will take place
during the early part of July. '"The
formal opening of the Ofoten railway
in Norway marks an epoch in railway
building in Norway and is beyond a
question the greatest railway under
taking in Scandinavia" says the
Aftonbladet
King Oscar will make his trip to
Nordland, Norway. during the latter
part of June He will leave Stock
holm June % and travel via Boden to
Narvik.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-04-25
NORWA
Christiania.

The government has sent to the
storthing an official notification of it's
position in regard to the proposed state
lottery. 1t has been Informed by the
finance department that 100000 crowns
are annually sent to foreign lotteries,
of which 60 per cent. comes back as
winnings, so the annual loss to the
nation is over 10000 crowns. The
establishment of state lottery would
bring the government an income of
about 100000 crowns a year, besides
retaining the money that now goes to
foreign lotteries. But the government
finds that these advantages are alto
gether insignificant compared to the
moral damage and loss which would
result from the official sanction of the
gambling vice. For these reasons the
government opposed the establishment
of the proposed lottery.
The agreement between the Nor
wegian government and the Swedish
diplomats contains the following
significant points: Sweden and Nor
way shall have their own separate
consuls and the relationship between
the diplomatic corps and the consuls
shall be determined by similar laws,
containing stated guarantees that the
cOnsuls shall not overstep the limits
Of their rights, so that cooperation
with the member of foreign affairs
will be assured. The Swedish diplo-
mats promise to advice the king to
have law passed which will enable
him to appoint either Swede or
Norwegian as minister of foreign af
fairs and make him responsible to the
legislative houses Of both countries
This is apparently victorious climax
to the long and bitter struggle which
Norway has waged for it's own CON
Eular system
The failure of the fisheries and the
crops last year which so far have not
been redeemed by any remarkable
gains in the spring fisheries, have
caused the leaders in the industrial
field to turn afresh to the immense
resources which the country I'M
u . Va
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-04-25
DENMARK.
Copenhagen.

The Danish papers of every party
agree that Emperor Williams visit in
every respect fulfilled it's official OBJ
ject viz: that of promoting the good
relations between the German and the
Danish nations. The emperor carried
himself right through with noticeable
tact and evinced such a genuine inter-
est in everything pertaining to the
development of Danish culture, art
and science that he made friends of
the entire nation. In his visits to the
different museums, art galleries and
public buildings he showed remark
able knowledge of everything Danish
and expressed his admiration in such
manner that every suspicion of fiat
terry was removed He found time to
visit Professor Finsen in his institute
and made arrangements to start a
similar institution in Germany. He
expressed as his opinion that the new
city hall was the finest municipal
building he had ever seen. He found
time to visit the grave of Norwaldsen
and prolonged his visit one day in or
der to go to Roskilde where he placed
wreath on the sarcophagusof the late
Queen Louise. 1t created good deal
of excitement when the crown princess
at one of the receptions in his honor,
led the newly elected mayor, the lead
err of the Danish Socialists over to the
emperor and introduced him. Grasp
ing his hand warmly the emperor dis
cussed social problems with the Social
list mayor and evinced great deal of
interest in the apparent success OF
socialism.
At a recent meeting in Copenhagen
the moderate group of the upper house
constituted what is now known as the
''free conservative party" The party
intends to arrive at an understanding
with the Liberal government in OPP
position to the Socialists. The new
party is anxious to detach the moder-
ate left from the town radicals. 1t
becomes more and more doubtful if
the Liberal government will be able
to solve the reform questions on it's
programme
Denmark evidently has a champion
foot race walker in the person OF a
20 year old tailor from Jutland, who
the other day won a wager by covering
fifty miles in little less than thirteen
hours At the end of his journey he
did not seem unusually exhausted and
says that he is ready to repeat the
programme at any time.
The elections in Copenhagen caused
a surprise inasmuch as the anti-social
ticket received majority of over
1000 votes. 1t appears from this that
significant reaction has taken place
and that the Socialist party's power is
broken at least for the present
The women's petition to the riksdag
for protection against assaults, etc,
has been delivered to the speakers of
the two houses. 1t had 1898 sig
natures.
MARION S. NoRELIUs
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-04-25
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