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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-01-17
Argum ents for Direct Legislation


Reasons why the legislature should
enact and submit an amendment in
cooperating the initiative and REFER
endum into the organic law of the
state of Minnesota:
'Under the present platform system
a man often must vote for one or more
things he does not approve, in order
to vote for another which he does ap-
prove; and often he has to elect some
unworthy person to a public Office in
order to save some measure which he
approves. Party. platforms are too
often deceptive and simply vote CATCH
ers and not intended to be lived up to-:
being as someone has said, like car
platforms-good to get in on, but not
to stand on.
"Often good measures fail of enact
ment because the voters lack conf
dence in the political party which
chances to advocate the measures.
Party allegiance is so strong in the
min is of many that they will vote diff
terently on a proposition bearing the
party label than on one coming to
them independently and on it's own
merits.
Under our present system, while
the legislator may fairly represent the
elector on one public question, he may
and often does misrepresent him on
many other questions.
''The present system requires the
elector in almost every case to vote
for men rather than for measures,
while the referendum will allow the
elector to vote for measures as we'll as
for men.
Zach year, under our present sys-
tenn, the adoption or rejection of pub
lie measures depends less and less
upon the result of debates on the floor
OF our legislative halls, and more and
more upon the DEGREES of party eau
cuses or the secret work of commit
tees"
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-01-17

Ambrose Tighe of St. Paul gets his
reward for working for Babcock by
getting the Craftsmanship of the com.
mittee on appropriations. He also
gets place on the following import.
ant committees: Corporations other
than municipal, Crimes and Punish.
ments, Judiciary, Labor and Labor
Legislation.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-01-17
Milo Was a GluttOn.

Milo, the famous athlete of ancient
Greece (born 500 B. c., was victor at
both the Olympic and Pythian games
for six times in succession. On one oc-
casion he ran four miles with an OK on
his shoulder, killed the animal with a
blow of his first and then ate the entire
carcass in one day. An ordinary meal
for this gluttonous Titan was twenty
pounds of bread, twice that much meat
and fifteen pints of wine.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-01-17
The Primary Before the Prayer Meeting
BY REV. j. CUMMING SMITH,
Pastor Of the Tabernacle Church, Indianapolis.

By REV. j. CUMMING SMITH,
Of
blame politicians for the condition of municipal AFFAIRS when
INV should blame religious citizens for their ukewarm
IgGG@1 ness in politics.
The lower vote of any city unit while the upper
spntered and scattered National party lines nude pac
tcaly all municipal elections We focus.
IF PRIMARY CAME THURSDAY EVENING, WOULD
SUSPEND THE PRAYER MEETING, SO THAT CHRISTIAN
CITIZENS COULD ATTEND IT.
If this spirit followed and
members shook off their and combined the general
form of carrying the laws and magnificent citizens headed the
then believe the moral classes would
and other species of would rembe before their inevitable
Two things wanted The elimination of national
and the ideals under
of undaunted citizens.
Unless there such radical reformation based Chris
tan character do very much from temporary efforts
cleanse local affairs in Cities
We too much from the and
too hard-1eared. IF RICHES OFTEN TEMPT MEN TO
FORGETFULNESS OF THE HIGHER DUTIES, POVERTY is
AN EQUAL TEMPTATION
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-01-17

r. J. Wells of Breckenridge has
been appointed chairman of the house
committee on taxes and tax laws. This
looks like victory for the railroads,
as Wells was strong opponent of the
gross earnings bill in the last legisla.
tire, and this matter will have to come
up before his committee before reach.
ing the house.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-01-17
COMMENT ON ABOVE

If this dark and horrible picture civilization painted
true coors then indeed is our boosted civilization miserable
Better then every has
an even chance in the struggle for existence
An everncreasng of human beings
the deepest be deprived of his
possible denied the privilege learning
in1ames his mind and makes him "devilsh"
And all for what? For the lovely anne dyes
surface in the shape of highly polished Newport society
With Its monkey parties Is the product worth the
Is the picture true? No, thank heaven. it
is not true.
For stoker and required by saving
chney of ten have been
task Gradually civilization working
raising humanity to higher levels
1t true that the results this they should
be- We have been trying do the
forms adapted the when specialized
known Hence nustices have crept reaped
most OF the beneff it is much benefit
wealth than person knows what to do with.
But that fault will remedy ITSELF In spite
mainly at large much better off than stipend
Gus change in working methods What will
rights OF everybody recognized?
We cannot get entirely away the bishop
sders SO oathsome but recognition of the difficulty
wages will be higher than branches and the hours
shorter The worker will then have time opportunity
prove his He will become
putocrats him 20
1t not true that learning makes the working classes
dangerous and devish ignorant workers are
the danger there of brutal ouages when they
up Does suppose that during the long
months of the coal strike there
mob violence to tell the
Europe had not been admxture nte
gent workers?
In the darkened ignorant his wrongs will be
magnifed and he does
and safer remedy for them unreasonng
who reads knows his privileges wrongs will
take a rational course to get his rights
In the old slavery days it was considered
a crime to teach negroes to read because it
tended to make them disconnected with
their station. The cry of the slave driver of
today is the same, but he cannot stem the tide
OF popular education with all his wealth.
The sgns of decay" simply thu signs of injustice
somewhere system The pessms will bewa them as
avodabe evils The ordinary will go work find the
wrong correct it.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-01-17
Platform.

For direct issue of money by the government.
For public ownership of railroads, express
service. telegraph and telephone lines, and
publ utilities in general.
For direct legislation.
For tax reforms.
For county option on liquor question in Min
neSOta.
For thorough common school education in
fundamental branches against university
system f4ds.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-01-17

Do not fail to read Sheldon's new
story, "The Reformer,' the first in
stallment Of which appears in this is
sue.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-01-17
National Decay and the Nude in Art
By WILBUR f. CRAFTS, Ph. D.,
Superintendent Of the Reform Bureau Washington,

Babylon, Greece, Rome, the Renaissance king
doms of Italy and France, form national series,
all showing that the highest art if it be mental cul
ture without moral, if be art for arts sake, the
the goddess aesthetics of nude art that puts beauty
in the supreme place instead OF duty, not only can
not take the place of religion in checking immoral
ty, but increases it, dragging the nation down
the three steps of national ruin first, moral; second,
physical; third political decay.
France is on the second STEP the On1v civilized
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-01-17

He Ought to Know.
Giles-There is fortune in grain
speculation.
Miles-How do you know?
Giles-Because put one theee-Chi-
cago News
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-01-17

which birth falling below rate blazing
warning the walls of this modern Babylon rerbuon to
follow violations seventh
Why should cast aside welcome
galleries and homes when
borrowed either dead dng Since diving of
the plaques, FRENCH PICTURES FRENCH PLAYS
AND FRENCH NOVELS SHOULD BE GUARANTEED AS
THEY ARE IN ENGLAND AND CANADA, LIKE SHIPS
FROM INFECTED PORTS =~.~4=
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-01-17
Universities the Soul of a Nation

BY NJ JULES cAhdBoN Former French Ambassador
United States
III Universities ARE THE SOUL OF NATION. THEY TRAIN
| ~ MEN FOR THE FUTURE, THE WORK
ES#1 WHICH they DO IN THIS COUNTRY THAT UNITED
-~ STATES CAREER IS TO DEPEND THEIR INFLUENCE
MUST Determine WHISTLER THE SPREAD CIVILIZATION
BEYOND THE PACIFIC IS 70 BY PURE BRUTE FORCE
THE BENIGN INFLUENCES OF INTELLECTUAL GROWTH
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-01-17

THE, GREAT PENALTIES OF
OUR MATERIAL CIVILIZATION
BY Right Rev. ALEXANDER coad)utor
Of the Protestant Episcopal OF PENNSYLVANIA
xCXZ*D EN- ARE BEGINNING TO LEARN IN OUR
NAA| TIME THAT THE MATERIAL CIVIIIZA-
1kEA\ TON THEY HAVE WORSHIPED SO HEART
H&@AkI lily SEEMS TO CARRY IN ITS BOSOM
&&=2&% THE SEEDS OF ITS OWN DECAY. It has
strong tendency increase population and to
crowd the globe eventually beyond the comfort point Mean
while how civilization preparing the average
meet such epoch? Civilization teaching lowest
most ignorant classes pecepb except bestaze them
further for mark th civilization depends every year with
creasng weight upon calling into existence myads do
tasks which would crush higher intelligence.
CIVILIZATION MUST HAVE HER MINES WORKED
STEAMERS stocked MADE, CANALS DUG, HER
STREETS CLEANED So JUST ANILINE DYES COME
FROM THE MOST DISGUSTING REFUSE TAR, BEAU
TFuL IMPOSING MATERIAL CIVILIZATION RESTS FEARFUL
CONDITIONS OF HUMAN LABOR DEMAND MEN
LITTLE BETTER THAN BEASTS CONTINUALLY OF
THEM.
Next above these the artisan manufacturing
lions called into existence within century harness
What civilization doing for the individual there? She
tending make him. far she alone concerned failure
all true progress For rng price she gives him every day
newspaper which, with reading in it than his
father the whole of his e renders him. unless better than
the average impatient of restraint and fills him frequently with
devils longing devils against those better
1T SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE WORKERS
IN THE WORLD EVER TO THOROUGHLY EDUCATED.
CONDITIONS FORBID it, AND IN THEIR lMPER
FEcTLY EDUCATED THEORIES OF OTHER
HALF TAUGHT MEN WORK LIKE MADNESS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-17

dw6r berlihsEei proponowal su}ta-
nowi rozbior Wegier, jednoczeS-
ME zas Fryderyk Wilhelm II w IL
stach do swych pos}ow udowad-
nia} swe prawa do korony wegier-
skiej, jake potomek Andegawa-
now. w r, 179o-ym wegiersey pro-
testanci wys3ai do Berlina posel-
stwo z prosba, ably Prusy daily i'm
krola ME wiadomo, jakby sic
skonczy1a ia afera, gdyby Jozef IL
ME umarl, a nastepca jego Leo
pold II ME poSpieszy1 pogodzi6
Wegr6w Austrya. Wreszcie
znane So mataotwa Bismarka, a
ze w kohcu cesarz Wilelm II ME
raz oloazywa9 Wegrom wyjatho-
wa zyczliwoSc, przeto ostatecznie
jest jaIas historyczna podstawa
dla ara'bskiej bajki . zamiarach
ksiecia Eitla FryderyEa. Tylko re
historyczna podstawa mic tn juz
ME macy. DIS Wegrzy TAX sal
mo sic obawiaja pangermanizmu,
jak panslawizmu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-17

Warner Rueben Brown / Ed
mundowi Warner po $1,000 od-
szkodowania, ktore ma i'm zapla-
cic trzydziestu obywateli Z Dod-
son "a to, re objeli role "Bialych
Czapek" celem zmuszenia 1ch do
zlozenia zeznah tyczacych sic Pc
wnych podpalah. Sedziowie przy-
siegli dystryktowego przyznali
poszkodowanym po $500, ale sad
wyzszy podni6sl te sumo do
5000, powodu, re "Biale Cap
XII" nalezy napietnowac jake "nie-
prawna i g1upia t}uszcze".
Fort Scott, Kas., 1890 grudnia.
= w skutek zetkniecia sic
dw6ch oddzialow pociagu frach-
towego ma moscie w poblizu
Pawnee, Kas. IS mil stad, dwie
osoby utracily zycie. Hamulcarz
P. H. Hermitage Monett, Mo-,
dostal sic miedzy wagony spalil
sic zywcem, reszta sluzby po-
ciagu musiaia zeskakiwac w wo-
de, ably uchronic sic cd smierci W
plomieniach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-17
PRZEGLAD
POLITYKI MIEDzYAARODOWEJ,
Chicago, 1890 grudnia.

Snlcago, 1890 gruanla.
We wrzeSniu r. b., kiedy szowi-
nistyczny rozgardyasz doszedl
ma Wegrzech do najwyzszego
stopnia, a panietny rozkaz dzien-
ny do armii, wydany w Chlopach,
sprawl piorunujace wrazenie,
aiedy cesarz Wilhelm W towarzy-
stwie jednego arcyksiecia wielu
madyarsikch magnat6w bawii ma
lowach w poludniowych We
grzech, rozeszIa sic nagle poglo-
ska, re drugi syn tego cesarza, ks.
Eitel Fryderyk, chcac nauczyc
sic po wegiersku, zaprosi} ma ma
uczyciela ja.kiegoS profesora gim-
nazyalnego Z Pesztu, ale minister
oSwiaty, ma zyczenie sfer wiedeh-
skich, odm6wif temu profesorowi
urlopu, tax zaS drugi syn cesarza
nicmieckiego ME bedzie mogl sig
przypochlebic wegierskiej proz-
noSci. Do tel pog3oski dodano
w6wozas wyjaSnienie, ze ks. Eitel
Fryderyk nicby przeciw temu ME
miaf. edyby fortuna Dodala mu
kiedyS ma poz1ocistej poduszce
korone wegierska. Ia niedorzecz-
ma plotka, dziwaczna w cabosci i
szczeg6lach, zapewne sprawi}a
nielada przykroS6 cesarzowi Will
helmowi, skoro, uchylajac sic Cd
przyjetego zwyczaju, wyrzekl ma
wyjezdnem Wegier kilha slow
o wsp6lnej arrnii austro wegier-
skiej. Tynczasen jednak Sniesz-
ma poglosl1a polecia5a ma zachod;
wySmiano ia W Anglii, ale W pa
ryskiej prasie znalazla ona ma
pare tygodni goscinny przytu1ek.
Tam wiecej niz prawde, dbaja
tax zwana "sensacye", wiec tez
przypomniano sobie dyletarckie
wywody niejakiego Charadame'a
rozpadaniu sic Austryi, o tenn,
re na tronie rununskim juz "a
sieda Hohenzollern, z tych pre-
s}anek prosty juz byi wniosek, ze
wlaSciwie pruska dynastya musi
nawet wciagna6 Wegry W koio
swych interes6w. Pogadano jed
max o tenn, nacieszono sic mySla,
re nienawistne tr6jprzymierze
bedzie mia5o koniec bardzo zalo-
Sny i pochwycono ma jezyki ja-
kaS lima ''sensacye,"
Pc dw6ch miesiacach, a wiec
teraz, baSn Esieciu EitIu Fry
deryku jego zabiegach wegier-
ska korone znowu sic pojawi}a,
lecz tym razem juz W amerykai-
slcich dziennikach w innej, po-
prawnej edycyi. Korespondenci z
Berlina do pism nowoyorskich do
niesli, re ma divorce berlinskim
przyponniano i wzieto pod roz-
wage dawne Hohenzollernow "a
miary wzgledem Wegier. "Naj-
pewniejsza" o tenn wiadomoScia
PopisaI sic berlinski correspondent
New York Heralda." :" Poda} on,
ze ksiaze Eite1 nietylko marry, a.
le juz dziaia. Mianowicie pojecha{
niby ma }owy do zameczku Blyen-
beck, W Ho1andyi W tel posiad1o-
Sci by}ego Jezuity, teraz lutra
hr. Hoensbroecha odbedzie nara
dy wys5ahcami stronnictwa kos
sutowskiego. Najgorsze So fa1sze,
zbudowane Z materyaIu, jakiego
przypadkowo dostarczy rzeczywi-
stosc- Istotnie zdarzy}o sic, re ks.
Eitel przybyl ma zamek Blyen-
beck, a zatem = rzecz prosta! =
correspondent New York Heral-
da" dobrze wiedzial. co sic swisci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-17
TELEGR A M Y.

aSEyA SOAA' A/SO
Posel Beaupre zostanie przyw1e-
ziony do Stanow Zjednoczonych
Kartagena, W Kolumbii, przez
eskadre okret6w wojennych Sta
now Zjedn. Eskadra dowodzic
bedzie prawdopodobnie kontrad-
miral Coghlan, a pojawienie sic
okret6w wojennych pod Kartage-
ma ma ma celu wykazat Columbii
! potege protektora Panamy. Do
eskadry nalezec beda okrety May
| flower, Atlanta i Nashville pra-
wdopodobnie Dixie; beda one od-
! dawaly wszelkie honory rzadowl
kolumbijskiemu.
Rad panamski otrzyma1 wczo-
raj "a posrednictwem parowca
Allianca 500 pax mauserowskich
/. remingtonskich naboj6w, 2 pax
karabinow i inne wojenne arty-
kuly.
Waszyngton, 1890 grudnia. -
| A. A. Adee, zastepca sekretarza
W departamencie pahstwa, otrzy-
mai dowody cd pos}a Stanow
Zjednocoznych Konstantynopo-
la, ze w. R. Davis, konsul w A
leksandrecie, zostal w ubieglym
tygodniu opadniety i zelzony
przez policya turecka bez provo
kacyi. Poslano poslowi Leishman
instrukcye, by zadal zadoscuczy-
nienia "a te obraze, okrety wo-
jenne nacisk poloza ma zadanle.
Poslano rozkazy do Alexandryi
w Egipcie, do kontradmira}a Cot
tona, ktory tam powinien bye ma
swym flagowym okrecie Brook
LYME, azeby P. Dav1sa odwioz1
napowr6t do Alexandretty przy
towarzyszeniu krazownika San
Francisco.
Paryz, 1890 grudnia. = Ksiaze
Meszczerskij Rosyi, w liScie do
"Gaulols" ostro krytykuje mie-
szanie sic obcych narod6w do we
! wnetrznych spraw Rosyi, i szcze-
g61niej odnosi swe sfowa do Sta
now Zjednoczonych. "Jezeliby
naprzyklad'' = powiada - "opi-
mia publlczna w Rosyi posunela
sic W swej sympathy ku Negrom
do potepiania amerykahskich u
rzednikow, to zaatakowani praw-
dopodobnie powiedzleliby: Me
mieszajcie sic do naszych spraw
wewnetrznych! : a bylaby to
odpowiedz bardzo 1ogiczna, i ta-
> ka jest odpowiedz Rosyi."
! Wieden, 1890 grudnia, = Co.
! sarz Franciszek J6zef wv movie
swej Cd tronu do delegacyj au-
stro wegierskich rozwi6dl sic
pokoju panujacym W Europe,
szczeg6lniej ma Ba}kanie. Powle-
dzia}, ze wizyty kr6la angielskie-
go, cara rosyjskiego i cesarza ME
mieckiego dozwoli}y porozumiec
sic mocarstwom osobiscie mad
/ sprawami suropejskiemi. 0 NOR
derstwach w Serbii wspomnial
cesarz wyrazajac nadzieje, ze no
wy krol powiedzie kraj do moral
nego odrodzenia sic.
Berlin, 1890 grudnia. - Sad
wojenny W Rendsburg skaza'
podoficera Franckiego ma wype-
dzenie haniebne arrnii ma S lat
wiezienia karnego "a znecanie sia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-17
Pies ma stanowisku.

Zaledwie kelner i stroz Henry
Hirscha z pm. 67o Fulton str. o.
tworzyli wczoraj rano szynk,
wpadio trzech zamaskowanych
drab6w, zaczeio strzelac rewol-
werow ma postrach i wezwalo o.
becnych do ME ruszania sic z
miejsca. Jedna kula swisneia tuz
koio ucha stroza, druga rozbiia
lustro w lodowni. Rabusie rzucili
sic ma aparat kasowy, lecz w tel
chwili jeden z Mich zostai ugry-
ziony przez psa, przebudzonego
pukanina. KeIner i stroz ME sko-
rzystali tel pomocy. Pozwolili
rabusiom psa okaleczyc, potem
go zabit, zabrat pieniadze uciec.
Ma ulicy spotkali drabow policy
anci, lecz zanim ci dowiedzieli
sic, CO sic staso zdecydowali sic
ma poscig, zbrodniarze byli juz
"a dziesiata granica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-17
WUJ SAM DEMONSTRUJE.
Uk1ad rzadu amerykahskiego zakonami
ma Filipinach.
Japo1czycy ME sa sklonni przyjac
propozycyi Rosyi.
Bill tyczacy sic uk1adu wzajemnosc Kuba przez senat
Stan6w Ziednoczonych przyjety.
z wojny Root W obronie generala Wood.

chWyc1fy 1nne- erykanSKle,
takze francuskie, wloskie i belgij-
skie dzienni<i. Wolno i'm ME VIE
dziec szczegolu poprzednlego,lecz
w tyn wypadku waznego. Oto za-
meczek Blyenbeck nalezy ME do
hr. Pawla Hoensboecha, lltory sic
zlutrzyl, ale do brata jego Wilhel-
ma, katolika nader gorliwego, kto-
ry wla'snie w owym zameozku DAD
goScinnosG wydalonym Niemiec
90. Jezuitom. Jezei wiec pobyt
ks. Eitla w tym zameczku jest cie-
kawy, to tylko tego powodu, re
tam bedzie sic znajdowal w to-
warzystwie wygnahcow Me
mice "a wiare. Bajka prasy anne
rykanskiej rozgniewala sfery ber-
linskie, pojawiio sic wiec w tam
tejszych dziennikach zaprzecze-
ME, kt6re w p6furzedowej "Post"
TAX brzmi: "Poniewaz ubieglo juz
dose czasu cd chwili, jak urzedo-
wo zadano ktam roWnie giupiej,
jaIk nikczemnej poglosce o pla-
mach ksiecia Eitla Fryderyka ma
wegierska korone, przeto berlin
ski correspondent New York He
ralda" uznai "a mozliwe odswie-
zyc te stara kaczke, ably przez to
wywo4a6 usposobienie niekorzy-
stne dla Nien1iec. Ponijajac inne
jego paplaniny o dzialaniach ksie-
cia, prawi on, re wlasnie wys}ano
Berlina ma Wegry mn6stwo por-
tretow ksiecia re one So tam roz-
chwytywane, ze ksiaze tymcza-
sem pilnie uczy sic jezyka wegier-
slciego. w calej jego paplaninie
ME ma ami sfowa prawdy. Wiedza
o tenn powazni politycy, ale ow
k5arnliwy correspondent widocz-
nie spekuluje ma ozytelnik6w Ego
Ia niepowaznych dla mich przy-
rzadza odpowiednie potrawy.
Mech sic jedna:k zastanowi, czy
TAXA fabrykacya 5garstw pozwoli
mu dlugo korzystac z goscinnosci
niernieckiej."
Mniejsza o to, czy ten korespon-
dent bedzie wydalony z Niemiec,
czy ME bedzie. Ciekawsze jest py-
TAME, dlaczego bajka zamiarach
Hohenzollernow znajduje gdzie
niegdzie wiare. Ot6z trzeba przy-
znac, ze tn msci sic na mich pre-
szlosc. Juz W wieku XVII, "a ce-
sarza Leopolda I, wielEi elektor
wchodzii w tajne rk}ady Z wegier-
sllirni lealwinami; p6zniej Fryde-
ryk zwany wieIkim wysla} w r:
1744-ym jakiegos Greka do Caro-
grodu, ably tam przy pomocy po-
slow Francyi i Szwecyi przekonal
su4tana o koniecznosci oderwania
Wegier cd Austryi. UIklady juz
sic nawiaza1y. Fryderyk oddawal
su1tanowi Siedmiogrod okolice
serbskie mad Dunajem, a sobie
bral reszte Wegier i Szlazk, ale
dowiedziaf sic o tych konszach-
tach posel wenecki, dal o mich
znac dozy, ten zas zawiadomH in
ne dwory, kt6rych petersburski
natychmiast zaprotestowa1, co
mialO ten skutek, ze FryderyK
wszystkiego sic wypar4, nazwaw-
sly doniesienie dozy "smieszna
bajka arabska".
Pod koniec wojny siedmiole-
tniei znowu sic ukiadaf z Turka-
mi o rozbi6r Wegier, a tie uklady
byly prowadzone w Jassach. Bra
tanek jego, Fryderyk Wilhelm II
znowu zaczal konszachty We
grami, kiedy oni byli nadzwyczaj-
ME rozzaleni ma J6zefa II. I tym
razen - a byio to w I7SS-ym -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-17
Rome nOtatki teIegrafiCzne.

- Wloska barka San Leonardfno
spaliia sic pod Marsylia powodu
eksplozyi nafty. Czterech czlonk6w
zalogi zniklo bez wiesci. dw6ch jest
pokaleczonych. Barka wyplyneia z
Philadelphii IL pazdziernika
Grecl1ie ministeryum Ralli zre-
zygnowaio powodu braku poparcia
re strony izby.
- W Krimmitschau W Saksonii cd
sierpnia panujacy strajk tkaczy przy-
nosi niezmierne straty fabrykantom.
Kanclerz niemiech wczoraj
przyjmowal deputacya pierwszego
kongresu robtnik6w niesocyalistycz-
nych, kt6ry niedawno sic odbyl we
Franlfurcie n. M.
Ksiaze Norfolk W Londynie "a
reczyf sic re swoja stryjeczna siostra
G.wendolen Mary Maxwell "a dyspen-
So otrzymana cd Papieza~
= Santos Dumont udaJe sic do st.
Louis "a diva tygodnie, azeby zbadat
warund, posr6d kt6rych bedzie m6gi
produkowa6 sic re swym statkiem ma
powietrznym mr.. Z.
w Irlandyi wkr6tce ma nastapic
pob6r 26 batalion6w ochotnik6w.
= w Avelino we W1oszech % let
nj Garnine Urcinoli zostai skazany
ma II miesiecy wiezienia, "a to, re
domieszaI trucizne do wilma mszalne-
go niejakiego ksiedza Preziosi W "a
miarze morderczym.
- Okoio 1000 zyd6w W Kiszyniewie
dowiaduje sic warunki posr6d kto-
rych mogliby otrzymac grunta rza-
DOVE W Stanach Zjednoczonych Ka-
nadzie.
= w Kerbela, ma poiudnie cd Bag
dadu, srozy sic cholera. Umarlo ma
MIA cd 9 do IL grudnia 176 ludzi.
= Do Berlina przybyli krol duhski
Chrystyan syn jego ksiaze Welde-
mar, jako goscie cesarza niemieckie-
go.
w Zaradz niedaleko San Seba-
stian W Hiszpanii umarl Mgr. Uti, o.
statni Arcybiskup W Santiago de Gu
ba.
= Wedle og}oszonego raportu spe-
cyalnych rzecznikow rzadu W sprawie
skandal6w pocztowych W Stanach
Zjednoczonych, byiy pierwszy asy-
stent gen. pocztmistrza Heath, glow
ME byl winien, byly gen. poczt-
mistrz Smith ME byl bez why.
- Ma wczorajszej sesyi gabineto-
wei Waszyngtonie toczy}y sic obra-
dy mad r6znemi waznemi kwestyami,
ale zadnych waznych decyzyj ME po-
wzieto.
- Prezydent zamianowai ponownie
komisarzem handlu miedzystanowego
Josepha W. Fifer Illinois.
= Albert H. Eastman, prezydent
banku krajowego W Berlin, N. H. 1
wiceprezydent banku W Gorham. 20
sta1 aresztowany W Woodsville, N. H.,
jako podejrzany faIszowanie ksia-
EEK
- Do New Yorku przybyi by}y
general Boer6w Viljoen. Zamierza on
W st. Louis przedstawiat przy pomo-
cy 600 do 1000 os6b bitwe pod Colen-
SO, W kt6rej gen. Butler zostal pobi-
ty.
- W New Yorku aresztowano ma
zadanie wiadz niemieckich Reinhol-
da oleskiego, alias Baumana, kt6ry
podobno we Flensburgu pokradf listy
zastawnicze wartosci 27,000 marek.
w Pittsburgh rozpocza} sic pro-
ces 1S letniego Charlesa Cowtrey, kt6-
ry 10 pazdziernika 1902 zamordowaf
matke czworo rodzehstwa. zapewne
zostanie uznany obiakanym.
= W banku W Quincy, ILL.,, popef-
Mono rozb6j. Rabusie zabrali $4,000
uciekli.
W budynku pm. 272-276 Sedg-