davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-24
Kr6l Piotr przybywa do Bia}ogrodu, r6zni
pOsfOWie stOlice Serbii Opuszczaja.
Ukaz cara tyczacy sic Finlandyi
SOWy clos dla duchOwie6stwa we Francyi.
SKANDALE POCZTOWE IPRZEKUPSTWA ROzNYCH
CZKONKOW LEGISLATURY.


Delcasse zapewnia najuroczy-
sciej, re ME day do zadnych te-
rytoryalnych zaborow. Me mo-
zna tedy oczekiwac ze strony
Hiszpanii lub Anglii protestu
przeciw wyprawie francuzkiej.
Kazde panstwo, zaczeplone w
sposob talk brutalny, musi uka-
rae napastnikow. Dodajmy do te-
go, re napad pod Figigiem ME
byf odosobniony. Do posterun-
k6w francuzkich przy fortach w
Benz Unif strzelano w nocy sal
wami karabinowemi. Jezeli WEI
miemy ma uwage W Maroko wre
obecnie rokosz i re sprawa marc
kanska stoi w pierwszym szeregu
"aktualnoSci europejskich', to
zrozumiemy niebezpieczne ma
stepstwa tel interwencyi francuz-
kiej ma terytoryum sultana Abdu-
Ia Aziza. Wypadek zaSzfy pod
murami Figigu przySpiesza roz-
wiazanie kwestyi marokanskiej,
kt6ra oddawna juz nabrala mic
dzynarodowego charakteru-
Rzady pana Combes ! radykal-
nej wiekszosci parlamentu fran
cuzkiego juz widocznie wyczer-
paly cierpliwoSc P. Loubeta, pre-
zydenta republiki. kagodny ten
naczelnik panstwa, juz mocy
konstytucyi skazany prawie do
biernej roll widza w zyciu polity-
cznem swego kraju, osobiScle
ME odznaczajqcy sic zbytniQ e
nergia, dawai w ostatnim czasie
kilkakrotnie do poznania, re ME
solidaryzuje sic awanturniczq i
cyniczna polityka obecnego pre-
zesa gabinetu. Pamietne So s}o-
wa jego wypowiedziane w Algie-
RE: "ze mylnie wyobrazaja So
bic, IL on wszystko podpisuje, co
mu przedkiada sic do podpisu, i
re on wszystkiego ME podpisuje.
Kto zna usposobienie Loubeta,
ten wie,ze rozdzwiek miedzy MIN
a szefem gabinetu musial bye juz
bardzo wielkirn, skoro zdobyl sic
ma stosunkowo tax energiczny
protest. Obecnie zaS ia r0znica
zdan zaznaczyla sic w konkret-
nym wypadku. Posz1o o nowych
biskup6w, zamianowanych przez
p. Combes, a nieuznanych przez
Papieza. Combes, a ME prezy-
dent republiki podpisal nomina-
eye tych biskup6w, ale Loubet
odm6wil, przyznajac prawo wy
boru biskup6w Ojcu sw.
Z tych wszystkich powod6w
przewiduja tn, ze P, Loubet poi
die "a przykiadem poprzedni-
k6w swych: Thiersa, Mac Maho-
ma Periera, i ME czekajac up}y-
WI czasu, ma jaEi go wybrano
prezydentem, godnoSc te zlozy.
Moznaby wprawdzie zapytac,
d1a czego prezydent, jezeli poll
tyke rzadu obecnego uwaza "a
zgubna dla Francyi, ME da mu
dymisyi i ME powola innego ga
binetu. Wszakze konstytucya mu
ma to pozwala. Jednakze co inne-
go jest HteTa pTaWa, co lIlHeSo
stosunki rzeczywiste. Raz tylko
jedyny jeden poprzednikow
Loubeta, Mac Mahon zdobyl sic
na krok taxi i usunqI niemily mu
CABINET, a wowczas wiekszosc
parlamentu, ktora w republlce
stanowi O losach gabinetoW,
wszczeia wrzawe re to zamach
stanu w kohcu Mac Mahon mu-
sia1 ustapic. To tez Mkt w obec
scesyi miedzy P. Loubetem a P.
Combes ME mys1i o tenn, re ten
ostatni otrzymac moze dymisye,
lecz domysla sic rezygnacyj Lou
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-24
TELECRAMY.

kuCya PaPleza w czaSle konsy-
storza onegdajszego. PaPiez
zwrocl uwage ma trudne poloze-
ME katolicyzmu ma to, re zloSli-
we sekty we wszystkich krajach
zyskuja wplywy, ustawy chrze-
Scijahskie przez usilowania ludzi
niemoralnych wstecz sic cofajq.
To usposobienie zmienia obycza-
| je i wplywa ma ustawodawstwo,
o lie ono dotyczy urzadzeh publi-
cznych. Filozofia, sztulli piekne i
literature roWniez odajq sic ma IL
siugi tendency ankoscielnych.
ZioSliwoSc zlych ludzi ME zdola
wolf Bozej ubezwiadnic, ale jej
zuchwalstwo wielkie powoduje
nieszczeScia. Papiez zakohczyl u
silna prosba zwrocona ku wszy-
stkim wiernym, azeby prosili Bo-
ga, by prace jego, Papieza, ma zie-
mi ME zostaiy pozbawione owo-
cow oznajmieniem, re wkrotce
zamierza wydac breve tym
przedmiocie.
Wieden, ago czerwca. - Krol
serbski Piotr I przyby} wczoraj
wieczorem pred godzinq 10 do
Wiednia zabawiwszy 25 minut,
udaI sic W dalsza podroz do Bialo-
grodu. ToWarzyszy mu brat jego
ksiqze Arsene i syn Jerry. krol
wyrazii sic w interview, re tru-
dna rzecza bedzie ukaraG morder-
cow, gdy serbska skupczyna ula-
skaWiIa ich, MIN krola obrala. Sly
chac, re pierwszym aktem, ktory
kr6lowi przedioza do podpisu,
bedzie opracowana przez mini
stra sprawiedliwosci amnestya
dla wszystkich politycznych pre-
stepc6w. Kraza pogloski, re pra-
wdziwi mordercy kr6lewskiej pa
ry popelniq samob6jstwo, MIN
zostanq ukarani, a inni znowu u
trzymujQ, il beda oni bronili sic
do ostatecznoSci pred ukara-
MEM, liczQc ma poparcie. Posel
brytyjski i posel holenderski wy
jechali Z Bialogrodu, a posel
francuzki otrzyma} polecenie, by
zachowanie sic swoje stosowa}
do zachowania sic wiekszoSci po-
slow zagranicznych.
Kilonia, ago czerwca. - Eu-
ropejska eskadra Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych przybyla wczoraj w po-
ludnie pod dowodztwem kontrad-
mirala Cottona zarzuciia kotWi-
&c naprzeciw domu klubu jachto-
wago. Powitano ia owacyjnie,
po poludniu odbyia sic zwyk1a
wymiana wizyt. Dzisiaj wicead-
mirai Cotton kapitani amery-
kahscy beda u ksiestwa Henry
kow ma sniadaniu. Cesarz przy-
bywa dis ma jachcie Hohenzol-
lern.
Petersburg, ago czerwca. =
Ukaz carski zabrania we Finlan-
dyi sprzedazy broni, amunicyi i
wszelkich materyaIow wybucho-
wych, z malymi wyjqtkami bar
dzo utrudnionymi. Przekraczaja-
cych te przepisy oczekuja kary
pieniezne wiezienie. Zebrania
strzeleckie moga sic odbywac
tylko "a sp=cyalnem zezwole-
MEM gener. gubernatora. Ukaz
ten ma ma celu Finlandya uczynic
bezbronna.
Paryz, 24go czerwca. - Wczo-
raj odbyly sic burzliwe debaty,
trwajace do p6lnocy, mad nowela
rzadowa zabraniajqca ksiezom
Swieckim bye nauczycielami tam,
gdzie dawniej jako zakonnicy ma
uczali. Minister sprawiedliwosci
uzasadniajac nowele tlomaczyl,
re rad musi mice nova broh
| przeciw kongregacyom, gdyz
dwie trzecie zakonnikow jaszcze
nauczaja, obchodzac ustawe w
ten spos6b, re wykazuja sic BIZ
skupiemi poswiadczeniami, IL 20
stall ksiezmi Swieckimi. w kohcu
nowele przyjeto 32o g}osami prze-
CIV 6S. a potem ieszcze przyjeto
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-24

,za
jaci6lke i ujrzala przy tel sposo-
bnosci I3 dniowa dziewczynke,
ktora tax jej przypomnia}a jej
wlasna, zmarla c6reczke, re zaje-
Ia sic losem dziecka adoptowaia
je. DzieWczynka ME przyniosla
przybranej matce pociechy. Ger
pi ona ma manic wzniecania poza-
row chciaia podpalic dom pani
Nc Dermott pm. 227 Hlsted str.
Sedzia Tuthill zajal sic obecnie 7
letniem dzieckiam, do ktorego
pani Nc Dermott straciia przy-
wiazanie.
Zepsuty chfopak.
ID letni Harry Wright pm.
336 Wood stri zostal schwytany
ma goracym uczynku wybijania
szyb W pociagach kolei g6rnej
Metropolitan. Sedzia zgromi} go
i puScii wolno. lecz uparty Har-
ry, zamiast poprawic sic, swawo-
lii W dalszym ciagu wybija} szy-
by w wagonach. Przytrzymany
powt6rnie zostai wczoraj posla-
ny do szkoly poprawczej, pomi-
mo prozb i protestow matli, kto-
ra plakala, rozpaczaia w kohcu
zemdlala, gdy jej przysz}o roz-
STAG sic niesfornym jedynakiem.
Trzeba bylo synalka staranniej
wychowywac.
Process mordercy.
Przed sedzia Chetlain rozpo-
czqf sic wczoraj process Jana
Kniat, oskarzonego o zabojstwo.
w dniu 10 listopada roku zeszie-
60 pokl6clf sic Kniat z Leonem
Hintzem blaszanke piwa "a
dai mu nozem Smiertelnq rane w
szyje. Dziaio sic to w Poznaniu,
pod Blue Island, przy zbiegu Di-
vision ave. IA ul. Adwokaci o.
bu stron zgodzili sic wczoraj ma
wybor przysieglych. DIS rozpo-
czna sic sadowe rozprawy.
Zdradziecki gaz.
w domu pm. 349 Elm str. roz-
chodzii sic wczoraj rano, z miesz-
kama Johna Davidson, zapach
gazu. Kiedy ma pukanie do drzwl
wzmiankowanego mieszkania
Mkt ME odpowiadal, wylamano
drzwi znaleziono w lozkach, bez
przytomnosci Johna Savage, Da-
vidsona, jego zone 5 letniego
synka. Przywolano policye i le-
karzy, ktorzy zaczadzonych wig
Ii w swa opieke. Jest nadzieja, re
Davidsonowie wyzdrowieja. Sa-
wage umari pomimo udzielonej
mu pomocy. Gaz w mieszkaniu u
chodzil przez otwarte kurki przez
Gala noe, kiedy wszyscy lokato-
rzy byli w snie pograzeni.
Nicely po{ow.
Policya otrzymala list bezi-
Z denuncyacya, re Chas.
Reinbein John Engvahl dopu-
Scili sic w Los Angeles kradzie-
zy brylantoW WartoScl $4,000, z
kt6rymi udaja sic do Chicago,
gdzie zamierzaja sw6j }up spie-
niezyG. Stang w hotelu Grand Pa
cific. Piszqcy list pods}ucha} roz-
move zlodziei doniosl TEN tu-
tejszej policyi. Detektywi
Thompson Gallagher zaintere-
sowali sic ia sprawa zabiegi ich
zostaly uwiehczone pomyslnym
skutkiem. Aresztowano wczoraj
goSci Z Los Angeles znaleziono
przy mich znaczna Geese skra-
dzionych kosztownosci. Reszta
dostaia sic juz do lombardow. A
resztowanie Engvalda polaczone
bylo z niejaka trudnoscia. Zwa-
cllai on pismo nosem pr6bowaf
drapnac lecz strzelii do niego po-
licyant i osadzif go w miejscu.
Kulturtraeger nieniecki.
w sqdzie spadkowym zapadf
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-02-27
New Cure for Lame Back.

Rutledge, Mimi, Feb. 16.-Mr. L. C.
Getchell Of this place relates a happy
experience which will be read with in
terest by all those who have 4 similar
trouble.
1t appears that last winter Mr..
Getchell was seized with q lameness
and soreness in his back which grew
worse and worse till at last it became
very bad and made it very difficult for
him to get about;at all.
After a time he heard of a new rem
edy for backache which some Of his
friends and neighDors said had cured
them and he determined to try it. The
name Of the remedy is Dodd's Kidney
Pills and Mr.. Getchell has proven that
it is a sure cure. He says:
Il used two boxes Of Dodd's Kidney
Pills according to directions and my
lame back was entirely cured and l am
all o. X. again. Dodd's Kidney Pills
are as good as represented"
This remedy is very popular here
and has worked some remarkable cures
Of Backache and Kidney Trouble.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-02-27
F0RTY-FlFTH ANNUAL. REPORT
OF THE EXECUTIVE comM,TTEEoF
The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company

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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-02-27
New Language Teaching Method.

Aid. Sir w. P. Treloar told an excel
dent after dinner story the other evening
about the difficulties of magistrates in
understanding witnesses, and how they
try to deceive the court. \ man was
charged with causing an obstruction and
using uncivic language. All he pretend
ed to speak was German, of which he ut
tered a great deal. "For an hour" said
the alderman, II listened to a long har-
angue in Deutscher, which l did not I'M
derstand, although l sent for an inter-
prefer. At last l told the man | must
fine him 2sGd. To the intense amuse-
ment of everyone in court the man (who,
it had been said, could only speak Ger
mani suddenly exclaimed, 4 amt got the
ha' pence, Guv'nor! He was, therefore,
ordered to be compulsorily detained for
three days at the expense of the country.
Then,' added Sir William, This English
became NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tele-
graph.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-02-27

Hi9h-Wa ter Mark for Real Estate.
The highest priced land in the world
Is that bounded by Wall and Broad
streets and Broadway, In lower New
York city. A square foot of ground on
a corner Of Broadway and Wall street
cannot be had for less than $3.50. The
most expensive land in London sells
for $500 a square foot. The average
price of land in New York city's fnan-
cial district Is about $175. Next IN the
scale comes the woman's shopping dis
trict, from F~ourteenth~to Twenty-third
streets, IN Sixth avenue, and from
Thirty-fourth street to Forty-second
street, on Broadway. Here, land ranges
all the way. from $50 to $3.50 a square
foot: On, the northwest corner OF
Broadway and Thirty-fourth street the
latter price was obtained. The real
estate man who can. tell the future
movements of population on Manhat-
tan Is In a position to realize q Tor
tune. The growth of Brooklyn and
Jersey City has checked the movement
Of the population north. and it is said
the most valuable land on Manhattan
island win always remain south 81
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-02-27
I A s1,ooo,ooo H1rCH1NG POST.
Relic of a Costly Experiment Made upcn
the Erie Railroad Sixty Years Ago.

J. B. Posten Of Bath. N. Y, has in
front Of his house what he calls a mil
%Eon-dol!ar hitching: post. It is a white
oak post, and was removed from a field
near Canister, 'Steuben county, n. Y.
and is believed to be the last of thou
sands Of posts that were driven for a dis
tance of more than:1O miles on the route
of the New York & Erie railroad when
1t was being constructed through the Sus-
quehanna, Canisteo and Allegheny val
leys, siXty-tWO years ago.
1t was intended to elevate the rails for
the railroad on these posts instend OF lay
ing them On a solid roadbed. This plan
of railroad building was abandoned be-
fore a rail was put down. The money
spent in the useless work amounted to
more than 81 ,00O,O0O, and drove the Erie
into its first bankruptcy.
The owner Of this relic of the old pile
roadbed Of the Erie obtained it last fall
while visiting relatives in the vicinity of
e %@fEe f 10 StG that a pl acne m IT there two % s tne
erations ago.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-02-27

patent counsel; and () have, to an alarming extent, de-
stroyed the mainsprngs of the inventive genius of Ameri-
cans-namely; pride Of invention and hope of reward, to
which genius more than to all other facts, conditions, or
characteristic is to be justly attributed the great measure
Of our national prosperity and prestige, both past and pres
ent.
A single Illustration out Of many at hand will suffice.
Three great concerns consolidate. The three had been in
active and healthy competition and practically comprised
of our largest and most important industries. Prior to the
consolidation the president of one company devoted fully
one-third Of his entire activity, and was assisted by three
men who were inventors, engineers, or expert machinists,
and who devoted their entire time and energy to making
inventions and improvements which should produce greater
economy, efficiency, speed, quantity. quality, and safety.
both in construction and in operation. But after the
commercial monopoly was formed, the three assist
ants and those Of the other companies were dis
But after the commercial monopoly was formed, the three
assistants and those of the other companies were dis
charged, for the patterns Of the three companies were COM
pared and "standards' or leaders" involving that which
could be made and marketed the most cheaply and still
answer the purpose were adopted and offered to the public,
with the implied statement, 'Take this and this only, and
take it at our price, or go to-"
Will publicity, discussion, q pronounced public senti-
ment, a public demand, and foreign competition restore the
yankee to his throne of inventive preeminence, or have
these aggregations of capital and these commercial mo-
nopolies permanently dwarfed our inventive activity and
our industrial supremacy?
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DO much to eliminate this false impression. Our Western
world is rich in opportunities Of social intercourse. Our
young men and maidens meet freely in college, in the pro-
1esslons and In the diversions appropriate to the season of
youth. Pity were it if this innocent freedom, profitable
Tor mutual help and good understanding, should be made
suoserV1ent to unworthy tastes and dangerous passions. In
his lana or ours the State has prohibited the lottery sys:
TEN. The church has set herself resolutely against rafles
at fairs.
=. Public opinion in either avenue ought to set itself
against this cruel love of a gain which necessarily implies
loss TO others. 1t is a truism among us to-day that the
exercise and enjoyment of liberty must found itself upon
good sense and good morals. If we wish to avail ourselves
OF American freedom we must adhere to American ideas
or good conduct. The standard Of the Puritans may be
enlarged and advanced by a culture more liberal than
theirs. 1t should not be degraded by a course of action
based upon a conceit of life poor, mean and empty.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-02-27

Inflammation to Dropsy, Diabetes,
Rright's disease.
Case No. 4O,321.-Mr. W. II. Ham
mer, well-known builder, residing at
125 N. Hinde street, Washington C. H.,
Ohio, says: II am glad to indorse a
remedy which possesses such inesti,na-
BILE value as Doan's Kidney Pills. They
cured me of Inflammation Of the b!ad-
der which had caused me much annoy
ance and anxiety because Of the fire.
Quency and severity Of the attacks. l
have advised others to take Doan's
Kidney Pills and ! know they will not
be disappointed in the results"
\ FREE TRIAL of this great kid
ney medicine which cured Mr.. Hammer
will be mailed on application to any
part Of the United States. Address
Foster-Milburn Co.; Buffalo, n. Y. For
sale by all druggists, price 50 cents per
box.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-02-27
A SEQUOiA FOREST FIRE.

Sublime Spectacle Witnessed by John
Muir Near the kaweah River.
In the forest between the middle and
Muir met a great fire; and as the fire
is the master scourge and controller
Of the distribution of trees, he stopped
to watch it and learn what he could
of its ways with the giants. He de-
scribes the impressive scene in an arti-
Gle on the sequoia.
1t came racing up the steep chapar-
~ral-covered slopes Of the East Fork
canyon with passionate enthusiasm in
a broad cataract Of flames, now bend
ing down low to feed on the green
bushes, devouring acres Of them at a
breath, now towering high in the air,
IS If looking abroad to choose a way,
then STOPPING to feed again, the lurid
Tapping surges and the smoke and ter
rible rushing and roaring hiding all
that is gentle and orderly in the work.
But as soon as the deep forest was
reached the ung~overnable flood became
calm, like a torrent entering a lake,
creeping and spreading beneath the
trees where the ground was level, slow
ly nibbling the cake of compressed
needles and scales with flames an inch
high, rising here and there to a foot or
SO on dry twigs and clumps Of small
bushes and brome-grass.
One OF the most impressive and beau
tiful sights was made by the great
fallen trunks lying IN the hillsides, all
red and glowing like colossal iron oars
fresh from a f~urnace-2OO feet long.
some Of them, and ten to twenty feet
thick. After repeated burnings have
consumed the bark and sap-wood, the
sound. charred surface, being full of
cracks and sprinkled with leaves. Is
quickly overspread with a pure, rich,
furred, ruby glow almost fameless and
smokeless, producing a marvellous ef-
feet in the night.
The immense bonfires. where fifty or
a hundred cords Of peeled. split.
smashed wood have been piled around
some old giant by a single stroke Of
lightning Is another grand sight In the
night.
Perhaps the most startling phenom-
n of all was the quick death of
childlike sequoias only a century or
two Of age. In the midst of the other
comparatively slow and steady work
of fire one Of these tall, beautiful: san
lings. leafy and branchy, would be
seen blazing up suddenly, all in one
heaving, passionate, booming fame,
reaching from the ground to the top
of the tree, and fifty to a hundred OF
more feet above it, with a smoke col.
umn bending. forward and streaming
away on the upper, free-fowing wind.
I To Eurn these green trees a strong
lire of dry wood beneath them Is re
3quired to send up a currentso Of air hot
enough to distil in1ammable gases
from the leaves and sprays. Then, In
stead Of the lower limbs gradually
catching fire and igniting the next and
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-02-27
Sat Upon.

whats the child a-cryin' for, NATL.
dap
"Pie. ma'am."
well, for gracious sakes, give him a
pie, then"
1T amt that he wants a pie, mum.
He's had too mucn, num- he sat in one,
manufacturers Statesman.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-02-27
Many School Children Ar,

Many School Children Are sickly.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children, used by Mother Gray, a nurse
in Children's Home, New York, Break up
Colds in "a hours, cure Constipation,
Feverishness, Headache, Stomach Trou-
bles. Teething Disorders, move and reg
ulate the bowels and Destroy Worms.
Sold by all druggists or by mail. 25c.
Sample mailed FREE. Address Allen S.
Olmsted, lie Roy, N. Y.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-02-27
Bathing the Baby.

Young mothers naturally feel anxious
about the baby's bath. It is best to
begin at six weeks to put the little che
in the water, first folding a soft towel
in the bottom of the basin. Use only
Ivory Soap, as many of the highly col
ored and perfumed soaps are very injuri-
Gus to the tender skin of an infant.
ELEANOR r.: PARKER,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-02-27

ELY'S LIQUID CREAM BALM. 10
who are used to an atomizer in, spraying
the. diseased membranes. All the healing
and soothing properties Of Cream Balm,
are retained in the new preparation. It
does not dry up the secretions. Price. in
GLIDING spraying tube, Is cts, At drug
gists' or Ely Bros, Sc Warren street.
New York. mail it.. ~ ~: