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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Directors of Chautauqua Meet and Do
Some Business.

Winfield, Kan, July 9.-The directors of
the Winfield Chautauqua assembly met at
the Y. NJ c. A. building Tuesday after
noon. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: NJ. L. Workman.
president; w. c. Robinson, first vice
president; c. T. Franks. second vice-pres-
ident; w. H Somermier, home secretary;
4. II. Limerick, field secretary; f. w.
Bolinger. treasurer. Executive commit
tee; NJ. b Light. NJ. 3. Kerr and T. B.
Myers. These. with Messrs. Workman.
Somermer, Limerick and Bohnger. consti-
tute the entire executive committee.
BY motion, the directors authorized the
executive committee to conduct lecture
course this winter in the name Of the
Chautauqua assembly.
The directors recommended that the
next assembly be held from June Il to
"a 1904
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10
HORSE WAS DROWNED.
Creek Rose Rapidly and People Had
Narrow ESCAPE.

Wellington. Kan, July campers at
Drury were greatly surprised Saturday
night and Sunday morning by fifteen
foot rise that came down the Chikasiia.
II was up almost level with the dam.
William Raypholtz. who was in the city
yesterday told us the first indication Of
the food was an almost instantaneous
rise of five feet.
Saturday night a young man named
CHM. living near CCrbin. attempted 10
cross the river at the ford north Of the
Harris ranch. lie was in a buggy with
with sister and Miss Hess. daughter
Of R Nj Hess. They barely escaped with
their lives. The horse was drowned
Monday the horse and buggy were found
a mile down the river.
The flood Is supposed 70 have come from
Friday afternoons rain up the river.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10
TOOK AN OVERDOSE.
Doctor Was Called and an Antidote
Given.

Arkansas City. Kan. July 9.-Last even
ing Bill Hines, an employee of Robinson s
livery stable. made an unsuccessful at
tempt to end his life. but medical aid
was summoned at once and aside from
being very i'll no evil effects resulted.
In the afternoon Hines bought 81 .
worth Of the drug and took il down to
the barn. where he showed it 10 the
others and remarked: If this don't kill
me. I'll buy some more" Little was
thought of this because for years Hines
has been addicted TO the habit
After supper he took dose. and while
ii is not known just how much he took
II was soon seen that he was very i'll
Or. Dortch was summoned and admins
tered an antidote and gave such other
relief as was required
In 2 little while he began TO get better
and today has nearly recovered from
the effects Of his little experience.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10
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,,arsth n The Kind You Have sigayS BIZ.
's'.'''' ANz&a<
"a
HE MADE DRAFTS.
They Went to Protest as He Had No
Funds There.

Wellington, Kan, July 9-The Journal
says: Emera Wilson, whose wherea bouts
are unknown, drew a check for 500 on
a Wellington bank in Kansas City last
Thursday, the day he sold his cattle
there, and cashed it at ne of the Kan
sas City banks. 1t came to Wellington
yesterday. and was protested.
Wilson made a draft for 500 on a To-
cal bank, the following day, Friday. and
cashed it at John r. Mulvene's bank
in Topeka This draft has also reached
Wellington, and was protested. II was
drawn the day Wilson wrote the letter
TO his wife. A man contemplating sui
eide would never have done that. It de-
$500 from one of his closest neighbors
at Belle PLANE. giving his personal note
1t is thought that Wilson got away
with at least $4,000.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10
MODERN METHODS.
Bonanza Farming is Attempted Near
Arlinoton.

Hutchinson. Kan. July s.-The Airing
ton Enterprise describes the outfit that
has been harvesting on George Whites
farm, says the Bee
George White. who lives three miles
north Of town. has machine for harvest
ing wheat that takes the cake for any
thing in the way OF machines in this
country He has taken two sixteen-foot
headers snd attached them to steam
traction engine. also has thresher at
tachment and viii cut and thresh wheat
al the same time. Il is a novelty for
tlls country. although in California
combined machines Of this character are
a common thing
Mr. White bought the above mentioned
traction engine last fan and did his pIow-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10
RAILROADS EXTEND TIME.
Rate of One Cent Mile Will Continue
Week,

Topeka, Kan, July 9-The railroads will
probably grant an extensian of the har-
vest hand rate of one cent mile The
rate expires on July 10 and State Agent
Gerow Of tNs free employment bureau
stated today that he had reason to be-
lieve that weeks xtension would be
given.
Mr.. Gerow today raised this estimate
on the number of men as he could use
right now in the wheat harvest. He
thinks that 5000 is nearer the mark than
5000 as he stated Wednesday. Cloud
county which was reported to need no
men, has sent in application for 200, and
other counties are beginning to ask for
help which were thought TO be safely
through with the harvest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10

ing for this wheat crop with it. b.
nanza farming has been a little slower
in getting started in this section than
in some other places. notably on the Pa
cific coast, but it surely seems to be
coming. There is no doubt big saving
in the cost of production. the same as
there is in the great industries that are
consolidated by trust methods. Never
theless, it is better for the country that
the farms should be from eighty acres
to a section in size than that they should
be larger
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10
COUNTIES REPORT
Board of Equalization Meets
and AdjOurnS
WILL CONVENE AGAIN
What Counties Adjacent to
SedgwiCk Show

Topeka, Kan, July 9.-The state board
of equalization held a meeting yesterday,
but did not attempt to make any adjust
nent of assessments for the reason that
a number of counties have as yet failed
to send in reports. On July Is the board
will meet again and viii at that time
take up the work of equalization.
The reports on the valuation of real
property alone SHOWS some glaring dis
crepancies and the board will doubtless
make a number Of changes. In adjoining
counties there is often a difference of SO
an acre in the assessment of land.
Despite the fact that Wyandotte has
the largest population of any county in
the state. that its manufacturing and
wholesale industries are Of much greater
magnitude than any other county, the
total valuation of all property in Wyan-
dotte county is less than Shawnee.
Shawnee has returned total property
valuation, both personal and real, of
81 200, 597. Wyandottes total valuation is
81. 31S, 400. Sedgwick county is third in
the list with 81 ,601, 4S3. Valuations as re-
turned by other large counties are as
follows:
Leavenworth, $500 ,S42.
Bourbon. s.. 1872 64S.
Atchison, s, 06S, $50.
Shawnee county also makes a good
showing in the valuation of town lots.
Wyandotte returns a total of So. 700 town
lots for taxation and values them at
SO 1850, rs. Shawnee has only 1888 town
lots but they are valued at sS,96S, 354
The number of town lots and total val
uations in other large counties are as
follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10
Resolutions TO Curb

Wichita, Kan, July s. 1903.
Be it resolved, by the Mayor and Coun-
cilmen of the city of Wichita, Kansas,
that it is hereby declared a public neces-
sity TO construct permanent curb on the
east and west side Of Water street, from
Central 10 Tenth street
Resolution passed by city council July
6, 1893 J. L. LELAND.
45-6t Citv Clerk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10
Mrs. wlnsIow's Soothing Syrup.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS or MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHiNG. vita
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES the
CHILD. sOFTENs the GUMS. AI.I.syr
eli PAIN. CURES WIND collie and -
the best remedy FOR DIARRHOEA Sold
by druggists in every part % ,he World.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. WinsIows
Soothing Syrup" and take no other Kidd.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
We have Just commenced on our Sec
ond crop Of alfalfa and can furnish you
one or more loads a 8 % per ton IN
bulk J. H. Turner. 5n W Douglas Ave.
Goth phones. sss. t3s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10
ANOTHER BURIAL ASSOCIATION.
Has Been incorporated BY State Char
ter Board.

The National Relief association of this
city has been granted charter ~ ths
state board and viii open an Office anil
begin business here at an early date
This is burial association with q capital
Of $l.cco. The directors are: c. PearSe.
G. n. Hitler. James Bentley. O. Il
PearCe and Jay Brown
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10

Lizzie White for the purpose Of prosti-
tuition. This hearing IS set for 9 o'clock
this morning The other case is that in
which c. Dixon is charged with disturbing
the peace OF one Mrs Waugh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10
Gard Of Thanks

Wichita. kan. July :. 1904
To the Modern WOodmen Of America
l desire TO thank the officers OF this
association for the very prompt payment
OF the benefit policy in your order n.ed
by me and my wife on the life Of our son.
F. l. Griffin. Such promptness Is very
cheering and speaks well for the honor
able purpose Of this benevolent order.
We also thank the officers OF Camp No.
1921 for assistance kindly rendered In the
matter. PHILO GRIFFIN.
c. g. GRIFFIN.
We wish 70 thank our many friends who
assisted us during the sickness and death
OF our child
MIR. AND MRS. J. WORDING.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10

Farming land IS valued CONSIDERABLY
higher in Wyandotte county than in
Shawnee, but then the amount of farm
land in Wyandotte county is inconsid-
cradle as compared with Shawnee's acrz
age. Wyandotte land is valued at an
average of $22-1S an acre, while Shawnee
places an average value of S7.54 an acre
on its land
Following is a statement showing the
average valuations of town Ioots and
farming property in counties in southern
Kansas. Sumner has not reported yet:
Average value
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10

Spend your vacation in Eureka Springs.
ARK Leave here Saturday, July uth
BIS p. m arrive there az S.16 next morn
ing The 500 tickets are good for 10
lays, and Sll-e9 tickets good for 90 days
BET tickets at city Office. Frisco System
CT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10
TWO CASES TODAY.
Judge Alexander TO Hear Carnival
Cases TODAY

Two criminal cases are set for trial to-
day in the city court. one OF which VIII
be jury trial. The frst case Will be the
hearing Of Mrs Moses Coleman. who II
charged with disposing Of 13-year-old
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10
Ladies

Now is the time 10 store Your furs and
winter garments 10 protect them against
moths. vermln, etc, Cold storage is the
place 10 store them. Charges reasonable.
WICHITA ICE * COLD STORAGE co.
c. ". Southwark. Mgr.
Both phones ~ ss-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10
Hot II Toreka.

Topeka. Kan. July s-The government
weather bureau reports a temperature OF
% degrees at O'Clock with a wind from
tka soath hlowiaE twelve miles an hour
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10
Piano Tuninu

J. Leo Phillips OF Kansas City. No. Is
here on his resular visit. Having no time
to solicit. patrons Will obIge by leaving
orders with Mrs.. y. T. Nays. 45-St
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
The Kind You Have Always Sought
s, ss.ss ss. lE1H2IzU

The disposal OF the much admired Burnt
Wood Picture by Mrs. J r. McFsriand
viii take place at Huse-Charlton Cookery
Cos place OF business. 80 North Masu
street, al s p. m. SHARP. saturday.
the 18th. 3-ztx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10
Both phones ~

Ten days in Eureka Springs. only 81 o.
Tor the round trip. Saturday. July 18th.
Frisco System est
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10

CESS Memorial day so come prepared
10 remain until seven O'Clock.
Ensign Nora Hill. from Kansas City.
VIII conduct the meeting at the Salvation
Army tent tonight. The ensign was
formerly a soldier OF the local Saliva
ton Army corps. but for the past ten
years has been engaged in the work OF
an officer. Her many friends Will no
doubt avail themselves OF this opportunity
Of meeting her again.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-17
Rome WiadOmoSCJ
telegraficZne.

w Dublinie odbywa sic kon-
wencya narodowa, ma ktorej w
zasadzie flowele gruntowa uzna-
no "a dobra, chociaz niektore jej
paragrafy wywoluja goraca opo-
zycya.
y w St. Louis grand jury zaj-
muje sic s1edztwem W sprawie
ogromnej "budlerki" popefnianej
przez 1icznych urzednik6w.
- w celu zaprowadzenia no
wei waluty ma Filipinach, urzad
skarbu St. Zjednoczonych zaku-
pill $4,000 uncyj srebra.
- PrezydentRoosevelt wczoraj
przybyl do Fort Yellowstone W
najlepszem zdfowiu.
- w Omaha, Nebr.,' strajkuja
rozpinacze drut6w loompanii "Po-
stal Telegraph"
= Przybylych Neapolu ma
parowcu Palatia lajutowych po-
dr6znych Antonio i Luigi Porgio
aresztowano. 'Znaleziono przy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-17

mich przemycone zegarki Hejno-
ty wartosoi $4,000. Jeden Mich
mial W paste swoim 90 zegarkow,
drugi mia} pierscieh brylantowy
Wartosci $1,000.
= w Minneapolis prawie ma
calym p61nocnym zachodzie "a
mykajA' fabrykanci sme miyny
zboiowe powodu drozyzny cen
pszenicy, wysokosci cen frachto-
wych kolejowych.
Gazety niemieckie teraz
rozpisuja sic ma temat: ,,Czy ce-
sarz sklania sic do idei soeyali-
stycznych?"
= w calych Acknowledgment
ogromne szkody zrzadziiy ME
zwykle obfite sniegi i deszcze.
= Sultan marokahski, postano-
wiwszy wyruszyG osobiscie pre-
civ pretendentowi, polecii cudzo-
ziemcom opuScic Fez udac sic
ma wybrzeze do czasu ukohczenia
wojny. Podobno powstahcy Ia
brali w niewole wuja sultana, Mt
laja Arafa.
w Moskwie, gd0ie bawi car,
aresztowano ,politycznego NAL
Gontenta" Sladkopewstewa, u
ktorego znaleziono REVOLVER.
= Podobno gen. gubernator
Finlandyi, Bobrikow, zrezygnuje,
a jego nastepca bedzie gubernator
Charkowa, ksiaze Obolehski.
- Turcya zbiera pod Berizo-
wiczem 1o batalion6w, i bye moze
re wyprawi je przeciw Albanczy-
kom.
- Obiega pogloska, re ogol
ne powstanie Bufgarow w Mace
donii naznaczone jest ma dzieh 20
kwietnia (poniedzialek wielkano-
cny we wschodnim obrzadku).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-17
KRoTKIE
NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

Z pm. 25o3 Wabash ave.
przewieziono trzech Negrow do
szpitala izolacyjnego. Cd trzech
tygodni choruja ma ospe.
- Podczas przeprowadzki "a
skoczyla smierc 70 letniego
Johna Sotnmers. Umarl ma para
liz serca.
- Wdowa Marie L. Sobra ska
rzy Jacoba Franks, wlasciciela
lombardu ma rogu ulic Clark i
Madison, 0 $4,000 odszbodowa-
mia. 45 letri Franks ME dotrzy-
mai podobno przyrzeczenia, re
sic wdowe ozeni.
- Pred sedzia Brentano roz-
poczai sic process przeciw 72 le-
tniemu starcow Amaziah Hay
ner, oskarzonemu 0 zamordo-
wanie Henry Martin. Obrohca
oskarzmego chce wykazae, ze
Hayner dziala1 W obronie VIA
snej.
- Kucharz Tony Colombo .
restauracyi pm. 47e Wabash ave.
unarl wczoraj w szpitalu Sar1a-
rytanow. Donosilismy przed XII
ku dniani, re przebil go noaefn
pomywacz Pietro Santo.
- Trzech zanlaskowanych ra-
busi6w napadio ma Georgia. Mo
Lean, utrzymujacego sklad Gu
kierk6w ma rogu Ohio str. i La
Sale ave. Pobili 60 i zabraE nau
SEQ kasy.
W obydwu izbach legislatu-
ny Nv Sproingfieldzie wczoraj 70
stal odrzucony oslawiony bill e.
dukacyjny Mack Cooleya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-17
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Sprawy robotnikow.

Ma burzliwem posiedzeniu
cztonk6w uni National Team
sters" stawiono tel organizacyi
ultimatum, ze kontrakt ia Or
gamzacya uni Associated Tea
ming Interests" zostanie rozwia-
zany uznany "a niewaAny, jeze-
Ii dzisiaj Cd po1udnia Is wozow
firmy F. G. Hartwell & Co., sto-
jacych cd dwoch dni bezczynnie
w remizach, ME zostanie odda-
nych ma uslugi tutejszej gazowni.
Ultimatum 1ostato zadecydowa-
ne przez chicagoski sad rozjem-
czy, ktory uzna} stfajk woznic
firmy Hartwell "a pogwa}cenie
przepis6w konstytucyi. Przepisy
te opiewaja wyraznie, ze strajk
przez sympatye moze bye og}o-
SONY dopien w6wczas, jezeli
zgodzi sic ma niego dwie trzecie
czlonk6w uni, tymozasem W tym
wypadku ludzie Hartwella "a
strajkowali samowolnie.
Prezes kompanii gazowej o.
Swiadczyl wczoraj, ze liczba straj-
kierow Jest znacznie mniejsza cd
podanej przez sngielskie gazety.
Miedzy zawadem gazowni a ro-
botnikami panuje jak najlepsza
zgoda. Pomimo zakazu ssdowego
zakiady gazowni byly wczoraj
gesto obstawione przez strajkie-
row, kt6rzy ma rome sposoby
niepokoili robotnik6w w zakla-
dach pracujacych. Kopie zakazu
doreczono urzednikom Fedora
ton of Labor" wszystkifn przy-
wodzcom strajkierow.
Ze spraw miejskich.
Alderman Cullerton II wardy
uwiadoniI zawiadowce ,,Chica-
go General Railway Co" re
wniesie w radzie miejskiej pozba-
wienie hompanii przywileju pre-
wozenia pasaAer6w, jezeli ul. 22
ma przestrzeni miedzy Blue Is
land ave. j Jefferson Str, ME do
stanie nowego bruku.
Municipal Voters League"
stara sic obecnie 0 to, azeby w
sklad komitetow rady miejskiej
wchodzili alderman przez Lige
poleceni.
Mayor Harrison jest pewny, re
izba poselska w Springfield
przyjn1ie bill, zezwalajacy miastu
nabyc ma wlasnose tramwaje.
Wyposrodkowano, re przyczy-
ma panowania tyfoidalnej goracz-
XII w 1o mardzie jest ia ooolicz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-17

Caleba Powers i tam mu wska-
zaI strzelbe, kule okno, ktore-
go mia1 strzelic. Howard zapytal
sic, co "a to dostanie. Youtsey "a
pytal she, czego zada. Howard od-
rzelc1, ze zada ulaskawienia "a to,
ze zastrzelil Geo. Bakera. Dalej
mowif Youtsey: "Powiedziafen
mu, ze otrzyma wiecej. w tejze
chwili pojawil size Goebel bra
my wjazdowej. Zwr6ci}em ma
niego uwage Howarda wybie-
glen z pokoju. Kiedy zbiegalem
po schodach do suteren, uslysza-
lem hulk strzalu. Gubernator Tay-
lor kierowa1 Gala sprawa. Uwaza-
lisny go "a naszego przywod-
ce i byi on moralnie odpowie-
dzialnJ "a wszystko, cosmy czy-
Mill. Wiedzielismy, re many "a
soba guber1latora wladza ula-
skawienia i re ME potrzebujemy
sic obawia6 niczego, gdy sprza-
tniemy Goebla."
New York, y kwietnia. - w
marcu przyby4o tu Z Europy,
wlaczajac kajutowych ,podroz-
nych, 7o,321 os6b. Z Austro-We-
gier przybyso ich 16,626; z Wloch
2S, o65, Z Niemiec 3,r91, z Nor
wegi 1871, ze Szwecyi 3,o95, Z
Rosyi 8,132, w. Brytanii 4,cI4,
a zyd6w r6znych KRAKOW bylo
3,7o7. Z cudzoziemc6w przybylo
65,345 w undergraduates.
Jackson, Mich, y lowietnia. -
500 ludzi pracujacych w warszta-
tach kolei Michigan Central o.
trzyna podwyzszenie plac. Btu
downiczy maszyn otrzymaja
podwyzszehie $2.65 ma $2.9o
dziennie, kowale S2.75 ma $2.o1,
a kotlarze 2.65 ma S2.95 dzien-
ME, przy 10 godzinowej piracy.
zadali oni s. dziennie.
Denver, Colo, II lowietnia. -
Sad apelacyjny rozstrzygna} waz-
na sprawe dla pracodawcow ro-
botnik6w. -rNiejaki VIM. Holts-
hauser, pracujscy u firrny Denver
Gas and Electric Co., zostal po-
strzelony przez strajkierow. Ia
skarzyi kompania dlatego, re mu
ME powiedziano, IL strajk we IA
bryce panuje. Sad rozstrzygnaf,
ze pracodawcy So odpowiedziani
"a szkode poniesiona przez robo-
tnika ze strony strajkierow, jeze-
Ii 90 ME uwiadornili o istneniu
strajku.
Joplin, Mo-, II kwetnia. -
Panuje tn jeszcze ogromne roz-
draznienie w skutek zajsc one
gdajszych. Duzo Negr6m spree
dale swe ruchomosci j opuszcza
miasto. Burmistrz rozeslal ode
zwe do 500 obywateli, by dopo-
mogli utrzyn1ac porzadek. Po-
wazni obywatele stoja po stronie
burmistrza.
Costleberry, Ala, II kwietnia.
- Pociag osobowy kolei Louis
Vile and Nashville wykoleil sic
WI skutek lie ustawionej zwrotni-
cy. Klerk pocztowy Donovan
palace, pewien nlrlrzyn, zostali
ma miejscu zabici, konduktor
pociagu ciezko zostal pokaleczo-
ny. Pokaleczeni zostali talaze po-
cztowi urzednicy Byers, Eaton i
Stratton, podczas gdy podrozni
wcale ME zostali uszkodzeni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-17
PRZEGLAD POLI1YKI ME-
DZYNARODOWEJ.
Chicago. II kwietnlia 1903

NnlSdSO. hNeSCAhAo ASOo.
Zawichrzylo sic W wielu pam
stewkach poludniowej Afneryki.
Wybuchaja tam wulkany uczu-
cia. Lava piynie g6r ogni-
stych, a na ulicach morduja sic
l1dzie. 1rudno wiedzie6, o co
chodzi ludziom w Argenynie, W
Boliwii, w S. Domingo - zape-
WINE o mic godnego uwagi = ale
W Kolunbii zaburzenie powstalo
tego powodu, re juz ma bye
nareszcie budowany kanal pa
namski, ale ME tax, jak chcieli
Eaolunbijczycy.
Senat Stan6W Zjednoczonych
ostatecztme juz uchwalh budowe
kanaIu, ME przez Nikarague, ale
przez Paname w Kolurnbii. Pre-
Civ takiemu dokonczeriu dziela,
porzuoonego przez Francuzow,
o5wiadczylo sic tylko pieciu Sc
nator6w, wszyscy zas inni przyje-
Ii bez zrniany projekt Roosevelta,
poparty dyplomatyczna akcya
ministra sDraw zaeranicznych
Haya. Ludnosc Stanow obchodzi
ten wypadek jak narodowe swie-
to. Budowa ma bye skofozona w
ciagu lat oSnniu, a koszta wszy-
stkich robot obliczono ma I88
milion6w dolarow, w tel zas
l7wocie jest juz wynagrodzenie
Towarzystwu francuskiemu, wy
noszace 40 nilionow, oraz czynsz
"a grunt Kolumbii. Lecz w do
chodach eksploatacyi bedzie O.
ma mia1a jal1is udzia}, ME n1ajac
jednak zadnego w zarzadzie. TAX
sic ufozyly rzady waszyngtonsh
kolunbijskim pred przedsta-
wienier1 projektu senatowi Sta
now Zjednoczonych. Teraz 6w
projeEt, juz przyjety przez senat
i podpisany przez Roosevelta,
musi jeszcze bye ratyfikowany
przez prezydenta kolrmbijskiego.
Ot6z ludnoSc tel republiki pro-
testuie ruchern rewolucyjnynl
przeciw postanowieniu, re Ko-
lumbia ME bedzie miala zadnego
wplywu ma zarzad budowy kama
fullest to po prostu kwestya chile
ba. Senat waszyngtohski oddal
Gala sprawe budowy w rece
Roosevelta, bo jeden czzowiek "a
wsze razniej lpotrafi prowadzic
taGie rzeczy cd kolegium. Roose-
welt juz wyda5 odpOwiednie roz-
kay technikom, a a1iedzy inne-
mi postanowiE, ze oaiy zastep ro-
botnik6w ma bye zwerbowany
w Stanach Zjednoczonych. Me
wiadomo, jak bedzie p6zmej, lecz
na razie potrzeba tylko 1000 ro-
botnik6w i tych wlasnie posta-
nowiono wziae ze Stanow. Otoz
to sic ME podoba}o Kolumbijczy-
kom, kt6rzy liczyli na zarobki
przy budomie kanalu. Gdyby ich
Rad zastrzegl byl sobie prawo u
dzia1u w zarzadzie to mog}by ia
kze dae zajecie pewnej liczbie
krajowych robotnikow, ale "a
strzezenia tego ME m6g} uczy-
mic, bo ME wklada w przedsie-
wziecie ami grosza, a nadto "a
ziemie pod kana} i "a samo pra-
wo budowy bierze CORY pienl9-
DE. Ruch rewolucyjny ma teraz
na celu zniewolenie prezydenta,
aby ME ratyfikowa} ukladu ze
Stanami Zjednoczonyrni. Lecz na
to juz zapozno; trzeba byfo my
sleG o tenn pred qodpisaniem
tynczasowej umowy, a ME teraz,
gdy opierajac sic ma niei senat
waszyngtohski uchwali1 projelet
a Roosevelt go ratyfikowa}. Od-
mowa podpisu re strony Kolum-