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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-02-20
THE LEGISLATURE OF 1903.

We think it safe to say that, up to the pres
ent writing, no Legislature ever convened IN
Kansas so utterly worthless the one now in
session in Topeka. 1t was elected through
deception, Misrepresentation and fraud. 1t
was organized by a ring The same ring
through the most dsgraceful and corrupt meth
DDS, elected United States senator, using such
weak tools as w. Eugene Stanley, who was Sc
cured at bargain. counter prices, and has already
got his pay.
While there are few good men in that body,
the Doodle, element is in the saddle, and riding
rough-shod over the better class OF members,
who really have at heart the best interests OF
the state. But it may be urged--and 1t can be
with much force, too-that the party in power
had neither state policy or platform, and, there
fore, its representatives, constituting an over
whelming majority i'll the Legislature, have no
pledges to fulfill. Hence, the patty slaves who
voted for them have no reason to complain II,
being promised nothing, they get nothing
The session is now nearly over, and not
single measure has been introduced by Re-
publican, and crystalized into law, which saves
for the people dollar, or tends TO elevate the
standard of morals, or beneficial government.
The corridors of the state capitol and hotels
are swarmng with hundreds of partisan leeches,
whose names are on the payroll, but who
rarely do days work, but send forth their
fumes of tobacco smoke and beer, draw their
per diem regularly-and he tax payers foot the
bills.
The Republican women who put forth such
strenuous efforts to elect the present admins
tration must have felt disappointed and humili-
ated when they made their just appeal for the
right to vote as well as work, and the men
whom they helped to elect turned their backs
upon them, and in effect, said: "We know
YOU not" Every dead beat, hummer, thug
and bloat who wears breeches can vote, but
decent woman, who is an honor to the state
and nation, is turned away.
And such is Republicanism in Kansas!
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-02-20
Lone Elm Items

L. Norman was in kincaid one day
last week.
Mrs. VIM Paradise visited Lone Elm
friends one day last week.
mo. Ferguson is working in Nj. l.. +.
kempton's store here this week.
Misses Bessie Rec ve and CoraLytle were
Blue Mound callers one day last week.
Miss Cora Carpenter was the guest of
Lone Elm friends day or SO last week.
Win Carpenter and wife and Fred
Carpenter visited home folks a. Diamond
Sunday.
las. Irwin was taken suddenly i'll one
day last week. but was better when last
heard from.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eastdale, OF Bayard,
were up to the entertainment last Thurs
day evening.
Frank McDaniels and family visited
home folks, Mrs Il. kiuchcloc and fam
lily, last week.
Miss Maggie Kelsey was home over
Sunday, from the Eagle ueghborhood,
where she is teaching
n. Hunter removed to Garrett last
week. They have purchased property
and will reside there
Mrs Name Lewis and daughter Mrs.
Mamie Bldwcl and children went to
Blue Mound last Friday to visit relatives,
returning Tuesday.
There was not very large attendance
at the sale last Friday, on account OF
the disagrecablc day. The STOCK sold
moderately well.
ProfL. S Mincklcy was home Blue
Mound to spend Sunday with home folks
He did not return until Monday even
ing, as there was no train east.
Mrs. Mary Hunter and Miss Marie
went to Chanute last Friday, to JON
MIR. Hunter, who has purchased lot
and is building and will engage in the
grocery business
{. W. Carpenter and wife have COM
menced housekeeping in the Mrs ID.
Hester property on the east side. Ye
scribe wishes this worthy young couple
happiness and prosperity on lies Jour
ney.
The entertainment given by the AM
r. A. society last Thursday night, was
quite success. The mcnbers entertained
their families and a few invited guests
A bountiful oyster supper was served.
Instrumental music was dispensed by
Geo. Anderson and wife and Joe Sprad
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-02-20

Mr. VINCE ROBE, who was at Topeka, yes
terday, says that the stories as to the excessive
number of attendants employed by the leeisa
turc are far from being exaggerations. 1t re-
CURED the services of six assistant door-keepers,
assistant sergeauts-at. arms and assistant super
ordinary gallery, where the wayfaring man,
even though surrounded by Topeka influences,
ought to be able to land without assistance.
This GRAND mighty, mperialistic prosperity
deal in Kansas must be pushed through, even
if it costs a cow.--Ottawa Republic.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-02-20
THE SALOON IS BOSS.

Miss Blanche Boise smashed six joints in
rested by the police and put in prison. These
joints were running wide open, in violation of
the constitution and laws of Kansas, and every
city and county official knew it. So did Gov
ernor Bailey AMI every other state offer, and
every member the house and senate; but,
instead of enforC g the law against these habit
ual criminals, OIL lending their aid in that di-
rection, they sit quietly by and give az assent
ing wink to these constituencies thugs and
wreckers of homes and Happiness. But if out
ragged women smash these dens of infamy,
they are promptly arrested and sent to prison,
while these rebels against God and home and
humanity go scot free.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-02-20

THE opposition to Senator Harris as mem
Der of the canal commission is a great pity.
There should be no politics in the selection Of
this commission. 1t is great undertaking to
build such canal, and the most experienced
men in the country should be chosen FOR the
place. Senator Harris is civil engineer, a
man of unbounded integrity, and his work
would be above suspicion all the time.-Law-
renee World (Rep)
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-02-20
Mr.. WAGGENER TAKES EXCEPTIONS.

Hon. Bale Waggener, representative from
Atchison county, takes exceptions to short
article which we clipped from the Winfield
Free Press (and which also appeared in the
Farmers Voice, of Wellington), and which
was reprinted in the AGTrAroR of February
9th, without comment. The editor of the
Free Press speaks of Mr. Waggener as Gone of
the worst thieves in the Legislature, and poses
as Democrat" Because we reprinted the
article referred to, Mr.. Waggenei, through Al
torney 7. G. Johnson, asks retraction.
If Mr.. Waggener means that ne wants us to
retract that portion of the Free Press state
ment wherein he is called thiet, we will say
that we have no reason to believe he is tli.f,
nor do we endorse that charge, or epithet. Blu
we do not endorse Mr.. Waggener politically
He calls himself Democrat, and he is Dem
ocrat of The Cleveland sort, which is equiva-
lent to saying that he is an assistant Republican.
We do not endorse that sort.
But, TO return to the article in question.
After reading it in the Free Press, we clipped
it and hung it on hook, intending to make
some comments-then forgot about 1t. Not
feeling we'll, we took lay-of hat week, and
the, article was set up and reprinted without
comment. We thought nothing more about
the article until Mr., Johnson called our atten-
ton to it.
Personally, no doubt, Mr.. Waggeuer is very
pleasant gentleman, and he is evidently quite
popular at home, or he would not have been
elected to the Legislature over SUCH man as
John Seaton.
No; we do not believe Mr.. Waggener is a
thief; nor do we believe he is good man po-
liticaly-not friend of the common people
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-02-20

THE father of Carrie Hicks, of Chetek, Wis,
got drunk, and was sent to jail. Carrie smash
ed the saloon where her father got the whisky.
She was arrested and fined $50 and sent to
p~son-but the saloon keeper went right along
with his business, and votes and helps to elect
law makers who protect his drunkard factory.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-02-20

The employment of labor at its full power
OF productive and dstributive activity is the
real source OF material prosperity. Instead of
bringing enterprises to our city to employ c,A
labor, we should seek men skilled in the work
desired. The capital to be furnished and the
business owned and operated by the city. No
dividends would.be paid and the entire returns
OF The business could be given to the workers as
is gwen the patrons of other city enterprises in
reduced prices. This should be expended un-
til no man would lack opportunity to work and
each receive the largest reward his labor can
command"
The city now owns her electric light plant,
power house, heating plant and pumping sta
ton. This includes all municipal utilities ex-
cept the telephone system. The paragraph on
franchises" II Gets with more popular favor al.
though no one favors taking away the Martin
Telephone company's franchise except a few
disgruntled ones. This paragraph says
"The wisdom of our citizens has been dis
played in the past by retaining all of their fran
chises, except the telephone which should be
reclaimed at lis expiration, March 10, 1000
These public utilities should be improved and
extended until all our people enjoy their advan.
tages and every convenience or opportunity
which our civic organ can afford be brought to
our humLlest resident"
The platform further declares in favor of ga
more compact city organiz ation," mayor who
will devote his whole time to city business and
receive pay accordingly, initiative and referen-
dunn, and closes with the following roseate state
ment of "the result looked for
"We believe that the application Of the above
principles will ultimately give each and everyone
an equal opportunity for livelihood; will III
sure all from without the necessity of sac.
ri6cng opportunities to possible future needs,
will secure greater cCnvenlences to all by hav-
ing \greater command of labor and capital and
will lessen the hours of toll for the necessities
lrXuries and opportunities of life by the use CT
inanimate force in modern inventions"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-02-20

THE Roosevelts are leading Washington soci-
ETY. people merry chase They are living very
strenuous" life--so strenuous that Mrs. Roose
welt is sick Some of the wives of the cabinet
officers are sick, too. Mrs. Knox has been or
dered by her physician to leave Washington and
takl rest. No president ever entC rtain d 50
avishly as Roosevelt is doing
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-02-20

A POOR fellow wi, bout penny, but with a
sick wife and baby in his humble cabin, e tered
a store at night and stole sack of -four. He
was convicted and sent to prison for twelve
months And the trusts, III broad daylight,
rob the people OF tens Of millions of dollars,
but, instead of their representatives going to
prison, they sent to congress.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-02-20

THE Texas women who are SO very indignai t
because Mrs Roosevelt sent a ten-cent cotton
handkerchief to a kindergarten bazaar at Dallas
should rememb, that the presidents salary is
only $5o, 900 a year, with few trimmings.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-02-20

REPUBLICAN Vermont has gone back to the
is afraid to attempt it just now, but will do it
as soon as it can sufficiently debauch public
sentiment to variant it in making the effort
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-02-20

THE little knot of women who made them
selves conspicuous in the legislature in their
efforts TO prevent the enfianchisement of their
sisters are entitled to, and, no doubt, will, re-
ceive the plaudits of every jointist and dive
keeper in the state.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-02-20

THE Republicans kicked Democratic Roberts
out of congress for being Mormon; and now,
a Republican legislature elects Mormon ell
der to the United States senate from the same
state 1t IS not "a question of morals, but sim
ply one OF politics.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-02-20

THE opposition of Senator Long to the ap-
pointment Of Colonel w. A. Harris to place
on the canal commission, which has been more
or less of mystery, is now better understood
since ] L. Bristow has become an applicant
for place on the same board-Ouawa Re-
public
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-02-20

Missouri has not been under Republican
rule for more than thirty years. but she is out
of debt, and has lower tax rate than any
other state in the Union.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-02-20

Fletcher Wycoff has gone to.
Chillicothe, Mo-, to attend bust
ness college.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-02-20

THE proposition to exempt notes and mort
cages from taxation was defeated in the legis-
lature, as it should have been.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-02-20

THElegslature "snowed under" the PROPOSE
ION TO create new state constitution.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-02-20

BAILIE WAGGENER wants law enacted
people right to shoot character assassins. No,
such bad idea, either.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-29
KR0TnE HoTATKl MIusME.

- Burmistrz, wybieradao sic ma po-
lowanie do OklahomY podobno po
raApierwszy zapomniaI zamianowa6
swego zastepce. TAX, re tel chwili
miasto ME ma urzedowego reprezen-
tanta
George Duddleston, jeden
czlonkow komisyi inspekcyjnej domu
poprawy, urzadza W dniu Nowego Ro-
ku "a wlasne pieniadze uczte dla wie-
zniow szkole poprawczej Johna
Worthy.
W celu obsadzenia posady asy.
stenta nadkomisarza budowy, oproA-
nicnej cd czasu rezygnacy o. Shea,
odbedzie sic egzamin sluzby cywilne1
d.. 26 b. m.
Byiy banker Leopold Mayer,
zmar}y niedawno. pozostawii 100000
majatku, W testamenoie swoim wy.
znaczyi bardzo liczne legata (po VIE
kszej czesci po 5000 ma rozmaite IA
kiady dobroczynne, giownie zydow-
shie. Obdarzyi jednakowo4 talsimze le-
gatem takie niemiecko katolicki siero-
ciniec W Chicago.
= Policyi udaio sic aresztowac czte-
rech rabusiow, ktorych uwa&a "a MAJ
niebezpieczniejszych obecnie W Chi.
cago, kt6rzy maja ma sumieniu licz-
ne zbrodnie W ostatnich czasach po.
pe}niane W tenn miescie..
- Michael Shannon, 1740 N. Clare
mont ave., wyrzucony tramwaju IL
Mi Clybourn ave. przez konduktora
Josepha Dreis, $50 Southport ave.,
dlatego, ze W miejsce zaplaty dawas
mu billet przedawniony, nikla zapia-
Gle ME chciai, - strzelii do Dreisa 9
rewolweru 1 ranii go prawdopodobni
smiertelnie. Dreis valley re smiercie
W szpitalu Br. Alexyan6w; Shannona
aresztowano.
- Niejaki Wilbur Cook zmusH swo-
ia matke rewolwerem do wydania ma
pierscionkow, kt6re nastepnie zasta-
viii "a $780, Ma zyczenie matki zostai
aresztowany przez sedziego Caverly
oddany pod sad grand jury pod kau-
cya $4,000.
W fabrykach 4niwiarek firmy
Deering Co. W fabryee wagon6w ko-
lejowych Pullmana rozpoczeiy sic na
nowo roboty.
- Do par4zu Lincolna przywieziono
wczoraj diva mfode niedzwiedzie biar
he, liczace po 10 miesiecy tycia, We
Eace po $50 funtow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-29
Rdine n0tatki teIegrafICzne,

- Opowiadaja niemiecldm naste-
pcy tronu, ze zadurzyi sic przystoj-
nej Amerykance. Ojciec skazal synka
ma areszt domowy.
Weterani W Niemcze skarza
sic, ze wfadze wojenne lekcewaza ich
podozas wystep6w3 ma uroczystosciach
narodowych.
w Styry odebra sobie zyote 81
letni pu}kownik Willibald Thesis.
Papiez zaleca spiew gregoryah-
ski We wszystkich ko&cioiach katolic-
kich. DEiennik "Osservatore Romano"
umiescil wczoraj odpowiednie rozpo-
rsadzenie.
- Choroba 85letniego krola dun
skiego ME budzi zadnych obaw.
w San Domingo istnieja obecnie
diva rzady prowiEoryczne. Jedeu z
tych rzed6w stara sic nadaremnie o
pozyczke W sumie $4,000.
VIM. ]. Bryan, byiy kandydat ma
prezydenta, baWi cd wczoraj W Ha-
dze. Bryan widzial sic takze Lwem
To1stojem, rosyjskim publicysta.
w Grand Rapids toczy sic pred
sadem sprawa tamtejsEych budlerow.
w Council Bluffs, a., t5um ludZl
ehciaI wiezienia wywlec dw6ch are
sztowanych Negrow. Kongresman
Smith nakionil lud do rozejscia sic.
w Danville, ILL.,, umarla 104-letnia
Catherine Mcveys, byla kucharfa W
hotelu Danville. Obiady prEez nia prgy-
rzadsane spo6ywai Abraham Lincoln.
- Jeden nieznanych obywaten ul-
zyl swemu sumieniu, przes}awszy r6z-
nym zarzadcom kolei zelaznych rome
kwoty ma sumo $500.
= G6rnicy pennsylwahscy zgadzaja
sic ma zmniejszenie placy. Przehonuja
sic, re strajh ME polepszyIy ich doll.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-29
Drarr1at w rnenazeryi.

o zabfciu przez Iva pogromi-
cie1ki zwierzat Fischerowej pod
czas przedstawienia w nenazerY
w Dessau donosza pisna ME
tr1ieckie szczeg6iy nastepujace:
Fischerowa pr6bowala podczas
przedstawienia popoludniowegc
ubiegfej niedzieli zmusic do sko-
k6w przez obrecz, powleczona
papierem, starego Iva, zwierzs
olbrzymie, wychowane W mena-
zeryi. Lew byf niepos}uszny roz-
dtazo1n, to. tez poskromicielka u
derzyia go kilkakrotnie biczem.
Zwierze wyszczerzy}o zeby, spoj-
rzafo ma MIA wzrokiem wscie-
klym zaczeto pe1zac doko{a kia-
tki ma podobiehstwo kota. Acz-
kolwiek Fischerowa widziaia TEN
ruch zdradzieoki, to jednak, Ia
jeta trzema innemi lwami, ME
mog1a nieposiusznego zwierze-
cia sledzic, odwroci{a sic tez ME
bacznie ma mgnienie Okla do Iva
tylem. Chwile te wyzyskalo roz-
juszo1e zwierze rzuciwszy SIG
z tyfu ma poskromicielke' zadalo
jej tax slime uderzenie lapa pa
zurani W glove, re zerwalo zu-
pelnie wierzch czaszki. Nieszcze-
Silva kobieta, hrzyknawszy jesz-
cze: "Precz"! - padia bez zmy-.
slow m6zgiem obnazonym. Lew
rzucil sic ma mia, rwac pazurani'
gryzac jej cialo. MAJ Fischero-
wei, widzac te okroPna scene,
wpaN do klatki, uzbrojony dra-
giem zelaznyrn, ale dopiero po
kilkunastu uderzeniach zdola1
Iva cd ofiary odpedzi6. Srod pu-
bHcznosci, obecnej w menazeryi,
powstala panika, tenn bardziet ze,
wpadajac do klatki ma ratunek
5onie, Fischer zapomniai "a soba
drzwi zatrzasnac, byia wiec oba-
wa, il mne Ivy z klatki wybie-
gna. Ma szczescie, oficyalisci me-
mazeryi zapobiegi temu, zatrza-
snawszy drzwi powstrzymujac
Ivy ma wodzy "a poraoca dra-
gov. Wyniesiono weszcie stra-
sznie poszarpane cialo zabftej |
zawieziono do domu pogrzebowe-
go. Pomimo wszak4e tego strasz-
nego dranlatu, przedstawieh W
uaena4eryi nie zaniechano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-29


lumbijska FL strzalaEni arnatnimi,
twierdey bogockiej odpowie-
dziano stosownie ma to powitanie.
Pan Beaupre ME sadzi, azeby
przyjsc mialo do wojny miedzy
Kolumbis Stanauli Zjednoezo-
nymi.
Pittsburg, 2e grudnia. - We
wszystkich zakladach Cannegiego
obni4ono skale ptaey cd Nowego
roku. Ka4dy urzednik ka8dy ro-
botnik musi osobno zlozye delkla-
racys, re ma obnizenie placy zga-
dza sic.
Trenton, N. J., 2o grudnia, =
Robotnicy we warsztatach Anne
rican Bridge Company zgodzili
sic ma obnizenie psacy, 0 I procent
dla ludzi, zarabiajacych po $3.50
dziennie o 10 pnocent da tych,
kt6rzy zarabiali wiecej. Nova
skala placy obowiezuje cd wczo-
raj.
Des Moines, 29 grudnia. -
Firma Cudahy Packing CO. o.
trzymala obstalunek ma million
funt6w miesa, ma rachunek rzadu
rosyjskiego. Mieso to rnusi bye
26 stycznia W San Francisco,
gdzie przeiadowanem zostanie ma
rosyjskie olrety-
Kansas City, 2o grudnia. -
Armour and Co. wysle p6itora
miliona funt6w miesa do San
Francisco, zKad okrety rosyjslde
przewioza je do Portu Arthura.
Cripple Greek, Col, 29 grudnia,
Adwokat John M. Glover nazwal
gubernatora podiym anarchista,
uznai ro0porzad&enie o wydawa-
niu broni "a pogwalcenie praw
konstytucyjnych5i oSwiadczyl ko-
mendantowi nilieyi, re broni swo-
jej dobrowolnie ME wyda. Wy
ssano do jego ofsu oddzia, woj-
Ska, Glover grozii zastrzeleniem
ka3dego gw1ardzisty, ktory sic
do niego zblizy. Ma rozkaz Office
"a strzelono do Glovera i trafiono
go W reke, poczem adwolat pod
da} she zsozyl broh.
Washington, 70 grudnia. -
General Reyes przewiduje, jaka
odpowiedz otrzyma cd sekretarza
stanu ma swoje. memorandum.
Gotuje sic przetc do wyjazdu.
Poniewaz posel amerykanski
Beaupre wyjecha juz Bogoty,
wyjazd generala Reyes z Wa
shingtonu bedzie znakiem zerwa-
MIA stosunk6w dyplomatycznych
miedzy Kclumbia a Stanami Zje-
dnoczonymi. FJota amerykahska
na wodach przesmyku Par1am-
skiego zostanie wzmocniona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-29
PRZEGLAD
pOITYkI MlEDzYAARODOWEl
Chicago, 2o grudnia.

PrusH statystyk DR.. FryderyE
statzae wydal ma podstawie dat
urzedowych, zebranych przez
ministeryum i stowarzysgenla
rolnicze, studyutn pod tytulem
"Die Preussengaengerei russisch-
und galizisch : polnlscher Ar
better, w ktorem wykazuje, jak
w Niemczech ustawicznie sic
zmniejsza ludnoSG wiejska, pre-
noszaca sic do miast i osad ia.
brycznych, oraz w jakiej mierzs
zapeiniaja ten ubytek nasi we-
drowni robotnicy- Przemysl ME
miecld zaczal sic nadzwyczajnie
rozwijac po wojnie Francya.
Zwyciezcy ma polach bitew "a
pragneli bye takze zwyciezcami
handlowyrni. Potega panstwowa
wykrzesana mieczem, ME bylaby
trwala, gdyby sic ME oparla o
wielka moe ekonomiczna. Rad
czynil wiec wszellde mozliwe u
4atwienia przemysiowcom, a re
byfy to easy, w ktorych roln1-
ctwo traktowano przez ramie,
wiec hcznyrn szeregiem ustaw
przemysfowych starano sic skie-
rowa6 ludnoSc wiejska cd pluga
do kopaln mechanicznych war
sztatow- Rych1o tez osiagnieto
pozadany rezultat. Podczas gdy
VT. I871ym ma kazdych stu
Niemcow trudnllo sic robnictwem
szescdziesieciu trzech, a w mia
stach nieszka1o 36ciu, w dziesied
lat potem hczba wfesniakow
zmnieiszy,a sic do 58miu ma kaz-
da setke, iczba nlieszczan wzro-
sza do 4I procent. Odbywa1 sic
przyte1n ruch ludnosci nien1ie-
ckiej ze wschodu pahstwa ma je-
go zach6d, a to dlatego, re pre-
Eaznte aa zachodzie powstawaly
fabryId, gdy1 tam W Ionic ziemi
byaa obfitosc gud wegla, Me
mice just ruchlfwszy Cd Polaka,
przyteHa zas trudnosci jezyko-
wyeh nigdzie ME spotylai, wiec
chsthie opuszcza1 wielkopolskie
stro0y szedl do fabryk mad La
BE- i "a mig az do Renu. Jego
Eiejsce W Wielkopolsce zajmo-
wal Polak - miejscowy, albo Ia
gFaniczny, let6ego pociagaly do
bTe warunki zycia, wieksza niz
w donu cywilizaeya i wog6le IT,
regulowane stosunaSi. Ia w&asnie
okolicz1roSG, ze robotnicy ME r6z-
nej narodowosci, lecz wy1acznie
polskiej wypeAniaIi lulci, jake po-
wstawaly W wfoskach na wsch6d
Cd Odry, wytwcrzyfa w rzadzie
pruslim obawe o to, ze sic spolo-
nizuje wschod 4r6lestwa pruskie-
go. Ten nowy wezel gordyjski
chciano rozciat mieczem: wyda-
no rozkaz wyrzucenia wszystkich
Polak6w, przybytych Kr6le-
stwa i Galicyi, a mniemano przy-
TEN, ze niewatpliwie naplyna ro-
botnicy innej narodowosci i bra
ku rak ME bedzie. Jednak ia ra-
ehuba o4taza}a sic zawodna. w
Tobu 1890 ma kazdych stu Mem
cow trudniEo sic rolnictwem luz
tyiNo So, w mtastach / OSadach
fabrycznych pracowa1o 46. Okla
zuje sic wszystkich przytoczo-
nych dotad cyfr, re procent lud-
noSci zajetej marynarstwem, ry-
bactwem komiwojazerstwem
wcale sic ME zwiekszyl W ciagu
dwudziestolecia, bo jak W r. 1871,
TAX W I89oym wynosn on I pre-.
Wskazywa4o to, ze w ekonomi-
cznem zyciu narodu jest jakas
jednostronnosc. w rzadzie two
Ezouo wiec rome projekty eko-
@cmiczTe, do ktorych iednak
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-29
Wczorajsza sniezyca.

Oleolo poludnia wczoraj tenn
peratura zaczeia ist W gore, i pod
czas gdy rano o godz. 4 bylo S
stopni mad zerem, okolo godz. I
po poiudniu juz bylo FL stopni.
Ale "a to zaczai obficie snieg pa
dae padas az do godziny 8, po-
czem juz mniej pada} gesto. Cd
13 bna. spadly W Chicago e stopy
sniegu; pociagi przybywajace do
Chicago sp6zniaja sic, ma liniach
tramwajowych osobne wagony re
stosownemi przyrzadami muszs
torowae drogi. Ze wszech stron
miasta nadchodza skargi, re war
gony tramwajowe i gornych kolei
ME dosye So ogrzewane; zdaje sic,
ze policya bedzie mog}a Emusic
kornpanie do ich ogrzewania.
Patrick G. Sheehan; brat jego
John James Maloney, uprzatali
snieg z sym trafnwajowych, kie-
dy jacys nieznajomi trzej Wlosi
wdali sic mimi W sprzeczke Pa
tricka Sheehana nozami pokale-
czyli niebezpieczrie, poczem u
oiekli. Pokaleczony Jest W szpitalu
Mercy, gdzie prawdopodobnie u
mrze..