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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-15

And the country where the air crisp and fresh and
perchance find mrt On
hillside angular calf has taken advantage of the bright
sunshine little dancing step while down
the strategic farmer with of one hand and
halter the other is unsuessuy trying to run in four different
directions order horse that feeling
all keeny the fine Over the woodland the merry
n1ttng party while the heights of hck
forgotten and unnotced by ALL unfortunate
his wedged movaby between the forks of branch and
another with his
throughout the long autlmna afternoon.
find the sad side of life
mrh and hlmor,
bounty, CRAFTY wish. -
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-15
LiDtOn Departs.

New York. Oct. 1O.-Sir Thomas
Upton sailed for England yesterday
on the steamer Cedric. He would not
talk about the possibility of his chal-
Ienging again for the cup.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-15
Be True to Facts
By PRESIDENT w. H. P. FAUNCE,
of Brown University.

HERE two realms in which man must face facts,
the realm of science and the realm of action. Every
truly educated wants to know the facts of know-
edge and be true to them. Here is man who will not
admit economic truth because it will hurt his bust
ness. Can trust such man? Here is man who
will not admit the origin of the Scriptures. These
men love something better than truth You cannot
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-15
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follow them for they not true to things as they
the realm of action is facts squarey,
that conduct life living
burdens difficulties solve The place where
place again. Love of truth action
of modern student would rather have
the ditch who is wholly ignorant than the scholarly
false behind back Remember it is the that
institution buildings expensive apparatus
elms but high purpose cv-
airy and generous character.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-15
Meaning Of Loyal CzhSeushzb
BY HON. w. T. DURBIN,
Governor of Indiana.

He spirit of turbulence which manifests itself in
the lswlessness of the mob is the fruit of agitation
essentially anarchstic in its effect if not always in
its purpose 1t is the flower and frutage of the seed
of discomfort and prejudice and hate in the soil
of ignorance or thoughtlessness 1t has taken root
and grown, not because country offers conditions
favorable to the DEVELOPMENT of seed so sown but
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-15


autumn glorious and it holds for us all some
ching Joy mh and humor Looking about can indeed
find much that makes for merrmen and auSher'
There who still the hollow mockery and degraded
relic hat should have been retired from public lite weeks
Time has planted heavily and has settled down
his he still defiance OF every
ny We pass him and SMILE though the season be
semn peuent There is the school boy who is still wearing
choice rec left the On the trs day Oh
school he OF clothes only little new
like thousands of Others and with also bestowed upon
lm the priceless gift of mothers love and fathers affection uat
could indicated by the little muslin tag sewed onto
the back the wrned little collar grand suit the greatest
thought and after proud mothers hand had let out the
that they down nearly his wrists and after she
taken inches of slack from the back of the neck mt hl
neatly nicely he thought And that first Saturday night when
he brought home and tried stood for the ne9hborS
who had feel the of the cloth and throw
hints with the hope ascertanng the ah how happy he was
hen But to-day he became involved heated alteration with
another boy who waoped him and his nice little suit of clothes
the mud until he sick heart and Of fes httu
And this dark hour and in the midst of his deepest
humiliation he has gone alley where he trying TO candeste
the from his surface enable him meet his
father without danger of still further degradation Yes this all occurs
n autumn
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-15

because planting and culture of patriotism has been
by the loyal citizenship of this republic
The has for wider recognition of the fact that genuine
patriotism this republic consists merely careless acceptance
our and passive compliance with laws
complete of the obligations of citizenship exerion
behalf Of which
citizenship its value With the American people
their responsibility danger threaten this government
government with legislation and administration
suggestion of hostility outbreak
against it is papably irrational
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-15
Humoy Of the Autzrvn Season
By HARRY DANIEL,
Author Of Minor Observations.

There is great deaf of talk about autumn
being the season of sadness. In autumn the
vine is discovered cInging to the mouldcrng
wall in an apathetic and indolent manner that
is said to be very sad indeed In autumn, too,
the poor, dead leaves fall silently TO the
ground the fields are sere and brown, and the
very air seems pcrmeated with vague, lnde-
fnable something which touches the most
subtle emotions of sensitive souls and arouses
IN the breast of many man an ndescrIbable
sense of bitter unrest, and he becomes touchy
and peevish without being able to tell why.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-12-30

she seemed too slight and delicate.
The semigloom permitted her to gaze
steadfastly into his eyes. He ignored
the opportunity for a compliment, and
Susan stifled a little yawn, real or i'm
agnary.
Positively one could die of ennui I'm
this wilderness" she continued. do
you know you are welcome addition
to our band? But you will have tc
make yourself very agreeable. l sup
pose"-archly-'you were very agree
able in the property wagon"
Miss Carew had a part to study"
he returned coldly.
"a part to STUDY in mock conster-
nation. How | hate studying parts!
They say what you wouldn't. and don't
say what you would. But I'm off to
bed" rising lmpatlently. I'm getting
sleepy"
Sleepy echoed Barnes. Take your
choice.-the Hotel du Omnibus"-indi-
eating the chariot-"or the Villa Itali-
enne," with a gesture toward a tent
made of the drop curtain, upon the
walls of which was the picture of an
Italian scene.
"The chariot for me-" answered SUI
san. 1T Is more high and dry and
does not suggest spiders and other
crawling things"
Good night then, and remember a
good conscience makes hard bed
soft"
Then | shall sleep on down.
haven't had a chance"-with a sigh
ito damage my conscience lately. But
when | strike civilization again"-and
Susan shook her head eloquently to
conclude her sentence. "Oh, yes; If
beds depend on conscience, boughs
would be feathers for me tonight"
with which half laughing, half defiant
conclusion Susan tripped to the char
lot, pausing a moment, however, to cast
a reproachful glance over her shoulder
at Saint Prosper before vanishing in
the cavernous depths of the vehicle OF
the muses..
Her departure was the signal for the
dispensing of the party to their re-
spective touches. Now the fire sank
lower the stars came out brighter, and
the moon arose and Travelled majestic
ally up the heavens, taking brief but
comprehensive survey of the habita-
tons of mortals, and then, as II salts
fed with her scrutiny, sailed back to
the horizon and dropped out of sight.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-12-30
CHAPTER VIII.

- HORTLY after the departure Of
- the strolling players from the
~ tavern Mauville summoned his
servant and ordered his equi-
page. While waiting he strobe impa-
tlently to and fro in the dining room,
which, dismantled of the stage, by very
contrast to the temporary temple OF
art turned his thoughts TO the players.
The barrenness of the room smote him
acutely with the memory of those per-
formances, and he laughed ironically to
himself that he should thus revert to
them. But as he scoffed inwardly. his
eyes cleaned with vivacity, and the
sensations with which he had viewed
the young girl night after night were
reawakened. What was one woman
lost to him? his egotism whispered. He
had parted from many as gormand
leaves one meal for another. Yes; but
she had not been his, insinuated van
ity; another had whipped her Off before
his eyes.
"Why the devil didn't you tell me he
was going with themr he demanded
of the landlord while settling bis &C
count.
"He-whoT asked the. surprised inn
'peper.
THAT adventurer you have been har'
boring here. How fairs he going with
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-12-30

while Barnes forgot his troubles IN
narrating the narrowing experience OF
a company which had penetrated the
west at a period antedatlng the settle
ment of the Michigan and Ohio bound
airy dispute.
The soldier alone was silent. curious.
ly watching the play of light and shade
on the faces Of the strollers, his gaze
resting longest perhaps on the features
Of the young girl. Leaning against an
ancient oak, so old the hesr ~ II was
gone and It lowered but mighty shell,
the slender figure of the actress was
clearly outlined, but against that dark
and roughly furrowed background she
seemed too slight and delicate to buf-
fet with storms and hardships. That
days experience was a forerunner OF
the unexpected in this wandering life,
but another time the mishap might not
be turned to diversion. The coach
would not always traverse sunny by
ways. The dry leaf floating from the
majestic arm of the oak, the sound of
an acorn as it struck the earth, pre-
saged days less halcyon to come.
How do you enjoy being a strollerY
asked a voice, interrupting the sol
dicr's reverie. 1T has its bitters and
its sweets, hasn't it, especially it's
sweets?" Susan added. glancing mean
ingly at the young girl. But, after all.
1t doesn't much matter what happens
to you If you are in good company"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-12-30

Ioryl The while Little Thunder was
roaring petitions to divinity by his bed
side, as though to bluster and bully the
Almighty into granting his supplica-
tions. The PATRON glanced from his
pensioner to the roll. from the kneeling
man to the prodigious list OF pecca-
dillos, and then he called for shilling.
coin still somewhat in use In Amer
lea. This he dipped thrice.
"Roue or sham?" he said the first
time
"Rake or IMPORTER he exclaimed
the second time.
Devil or pharisee?" he cried the
third time.
He peered over the coin and sent for
his attorney. His soul passed away,
mourned by Little Thunder until the
will was read, when his lamentations
ceased. He soundly berated mynheer
the PATRON N his coffin and refused to
90 to his burying. Then he became an
ardent antirenter, leader of boilers
a thunderer of the peoples cause, the
devoted enemy of land barons in gen.
eral and one PATRON in particular, the
foreign heir to the manor.
"But let him thunder away, sir" said
Scroggs soothingiy. The estates yours
now, for the old PATRON can't come
back to change his mind. He's buried
sure enough in the grove, dark and
sombrous spot as beftted his DISPOSE
ton. but restful withal. Aye, and the
marble slabs above him, which re-
minds me that only month before he
took to his bed he was smoking his pipe
on the porch when his glance fell upon
the lifting stone. Suddenly he strobe
toward it, bent his back and raised 1t
full two inches. so much for age!
said he, scoffing-like. But age heard
him and now he lies with a stone on
him he cannot lift, while you, sir" to
his listener deferentially. "are sole heir
to the estate and to the feud."
"a feud goes with the property" re-
marked Mauville carelessly.
"'The tenants object to paying rent"
replied Scroggs sadly. They're a sorry
lotr'
"Evade their debts, do they?' said
the land baron languidly. what pre-
sumption to initiate their betters! That
won't do l need the money"
They claim the rights of the land
lord originated in fraud
mo doubt" -yawning-"my ancestors
were request
"Oh, SIR" deprecatorily.
"If the tenants don't pay, turn them
out" interrupted Mauvile listlessy,
eff you have to depopulate the coun-
try"
Having come TO an understanding
with his client, the lawyer arose to take
his departure
by the way" he said Obsequiously,
selecting a yellow, well worn bit Of
paper from his bundle of documents,
lit may interest you to keep this your
self. 1t is the original deed for all these
lands from the squaw Pewasch. You
can see they were acquired for few
shillings' worth of wet and dry goods
and seventeen and half ellis of duff
fels."
THE old PATRONS could strike rare
bargain" muttered the heir as he casu-
ally surveyed the ancient deed and
then, folding it, placed it in his breast
pocket. For a mere song was ac-
CURED
"a vast principality," added the SOL
licitor, waving his hand toward the
fields and meadows far in the dis
lance.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-12-30

To be Continued.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-12-30

copyrisht 1902. by THE BowENMERRILL COMPANY
Author Of Under the Rose

g & a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-25
Czytaiacy pies.

Lord Aqebury posiada psa'
ktory umie czytac. -. wpraw-
die tylko try wyrazy, ale zna je
dobrze. Gdy jest giodny przynosi
swemu panu tabliczke z napisen
,,jesc", gdy mu sic pic chce taxa
sama tabliczke napisem ,pic" a
kiedy ma ochote pojsc ma spacer,
wybiera tabGczke z wyrazem
,przechadzka". Niespeina miesiac
czasu wystarczyio, azeby nau-
czyc psa tel sztuki. = Nauka "a
sadzaia sic ma tenn, re swoja por-
eva jedzenia lub pncia mdaf zams
sze pies przykryta odpowlednia
tabliczka i "a MIN mu pozwolono
czegokolwiek dotknac, musiai
wpierw przyniesc swemu panu ta-
bliczke. Pred spacerem musiaa
zawsze pies sciagnac tabliczke
wiszaca ma klamce. Wszystkie ta-
bliczki So tel samei barwy j wiel-
kosci. Pies rozroznia je tyllo po
rapisach, a wiec uniie czytae.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-25
TELEG A M Y.

Budapest, 25go WrzeSnla. -
Parliament wegierski by} widow
MIA niebywaEego wzburzenia. Ia
rzucano prezesowi ministrow
wspoIudzial w przekupywaniu
poslow, a Kossut przed1ozyi a
dres do kr6la, ze skarga ma jego
rozkaz dzienny do armii. Heder-
vary ME mogi movie i przewo-
dniczacy odroczyl posiedzenie, a
po otwarciu go ma nowo, gdy He
dervary zabral glos, odezwa} Sic
Kossutowiec Barabas, re 'rkrol
ME zasluguje ma wiare" Taxa i'm
pertynencya wywo]ala ogolny
za1net w izbie.
Wieden, 25go wrzeSnia. - "a
wieszono ma kilka godzin posie-
dzenie rady panstwa, ,azeby rzado-
Wi dac sposobnosc pcrozumienia
sic z Czechani, w celu zanie-
chania przez mich obstrukcyi. u
kiady ME odniosiy zadnego sku-
tku.
Berlin, 25go wrzesnia. - Ist-
nieje tu przekonanie, ze ma We
grzech zanosi sic ma zbrojne po-
wstanie Kossutowcow. Cesarz
Wilhelm przyrzekl W Wiedniu
cesarzowi Franciszkowi Jozefo-
wi, ze jezeli Austrya bedzie zmu-
szona wyslac wojska ma po}wy-
sep Ba1kanski, wojsko pruskie
wkroczy ma Wegry. Wiadomos6
.powyzsza wymaga potwierdze-
MIA.
Zofia, 25go wrzesnia. = Rad
przysposabia sic do wojny. Ia
pasy broni i amrtnicyi So nagro-
madzone W magazynach i w ra-
zie potrzeby armia bulgarska sta
ME gotowa do boju. Jest wszakze
nieprawda, re narod bu}garsh
jest wzburzony i got6w zrzucic
ksiecia Ferdynanda tronu, jeze-
Ii jego Rad ME podazy na ponoc
Macedo6czykom. w kraju panu-
je og6lna apatya. N|awet wojsko
ME jest usposobione wojowniczo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-25
KR0TKIE HOTATKl MIEJsKIE.

= Demokraci beda okazale podej.
mowali W Palmer House" gosci,
czionkow ich partyi poza miasta,
ktorzy tu przybeda ma uroczystosci
jubileuszowe miasta
-Mnostwo napasci rozboiniczych
znowu popelniono wczoraj. Panne An
ne Christoph, 40 Bellevue place, obra-
bowano wczoraj ma Oak str, dwaj ra-
busie porwali jej torebke zawieszona
pasa, a zawierajaca $40 dusili ia
"a gardIo. w mieszkaniu L. A Casio
ma, pm. 1923 Greenwood ave, cza
sic gdy rodzina siedziaIa u wieczerzy,
rabusie pokradli rome przedmioty
wartosci $500. q mieszkania rzeznika
S. Loverdi pm. 1913 Milton ave. ukra-
dziono $1,000 got6wka
Wczoraj popoiudniu ma przecie.
ciu Archer ave. Wallace str. wpa-
diy ma siebie diva tramwaje krzyzuja-
cych sic linij cztery kobiety mocnn
zostaiy pokaleczone.
Charles King, byiy zwrotniczy,
Aostaf wczoraj przejechany zabity
przez cofajacy sic pociag W zakladach
Illinois Steel Co. W South Chicago.
- 26 kandydat6w ma pomocnikow
W urzedzie inspekcyi koti6w, poddaio
sic wczoraj egzaminowi cywilnemu.
= Pred sedzia Clifford rozpoczal
sic wczoraj process 17-letniego Jose
pha Durhn, S75 Kedzie ave., oskarzo-
nego zranienie niebezpieczne Augu-
sta Kirchmanna lekkomyslnym wy.
strzaiem z rewolweru.
- Obywatele mieszkajacy W Win
sor Park Cheltenham zwolali wiel-
kie zgromadzenie celem Zaprotestowa-
MIA przeciw stosunkom zdrowotnym
panujacym w ich dzielnicy. Brudny
stan ulic przyprawia tam mieszkah-
cow tyfus.
Kompania browarnicza Schoen-
hofena postanowiia zwiekszyc swoj
kapitaf zakladowy z miliona dolarow
ma 100000.
- 21-letni Edward Regar umarl "
szpitalu Mercy ma kurcz szczeki, spo-
wodowany skaleczeniem sic zardze-
wiaIym gwozdziem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-25
| w6wczas Rosya bedzie mogla po

wowczas Rosya bedzie mogla po-
Swiecic sic roz W k / a :
nj u sprawy tureckiego
Wschodu. Zaraz tez pojawi-
10 sic doniesienie w berlinsklch
dziennikach, re ceesarz Wilhelm
pojechal do Wiednia po wiado-
mo$ci, jak sic Austrya zachowa
w razie radykalnego zwrotu Ro-
syi w postawie wzgledem Tur-
cyl. Z Wiednia dalno ma to donie-
sienie po4urzedowa odpowiedz,
re diplomacy austryaokiej mic
ME wiadomo o wrzekomo zamie-
rzonem odchyleniu sic Rosy cd
kierunku, jaki sobie w poStepo-
waniu z Turcya wytkneiy rzady
petersburski i wiedenski. Oczy-
wiScie, ME jest to zadna stanow-
cza odpowiedz. To tez Z powodu
lej zrobiono sluSzna uwage, re
kiedy 3ogo wrzeSnia Car przyje-
die do Wiednia Cesarzem u
da sic do Styryi ma lowy, wow
czas hr. Lamsdorff bedzie miai
dose sposobnosci wyluszczyc hr.
Goluchowskiemu swoje poglady.
Wszystko to So oczywiScie tyi-
ko przypuszczenia, oparte ma pc
wniku, re mocarstwa ME beda
mogly d}ugo zachowywac SIG
biernie w obec nadzwyczajnego
zawichrzenia, w ktore Turcya CO.
raz bardziej sic pograza. Teraz
jest nadzieja, re zblizajaca sic Ii
ma wypioszy g6r powstahcow /
zmusi ich do rozwiazania oddzia-
low, poczem juz Porta potrafi
przywrocic siebie zwyk}y stan
rzeczy. Lecz jezeli ia nadzieja "a
wiedzie, natenczas postawa mo-
carstw w stosunku do Turcyi ME
zawodnie sic zmieni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-25
Nova siedziba Kartuz6w.

Kartuzi, storzy wsl1utek zna-
nych rozporzadzeh Combesa mu-
sieli opuscic Francye, Zahupili wv
poiowie sierpnia stanodawfe opa-
ctwo Cystersow Caanbron-Caste-
au w Hainaut w Belgii. Opactwo
to zalozone przez sw. Bernardo
r. 114S nastepnie az do czasow
rewolucyi francuzkiej goszczace
Kartuzow, poozatMem wiea0l
70 zostaso sprzedane rodzinie du
Val de Beaulieu. Jestto perla fla
nandzkiej architektury, W kapli-
cy tuz klasztorem sasiadujacej
znajduja sic stare hfstoryczne
nagrobki, wsrod ktorych, ma
szczegolna uwage zas}uguje po-
mink 'kawalera Gillon de Traze-
gnies jego dwoch zon: ksiezni-
czki Gracyany re Syryi i Beatry-
CIV d>Ostrevant. Obecnie zamde7
rzaja Kartuzi wv poblizu klaszto-
ru ma gruntach TAME zakupio-
,nych zaaozye taakze i fabryke
swvch likieroW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-25

Workman" Rycerzy Piracy, wr6-
Gil Z Waszyngtonu, gdzie odbylo
sic posiedzenie wydzialu wyko-
nawczego tel oganizacyi. Przy-
jeto ma tenn zebraniu rezolucye,
azeby ME szkodzic prezydentowi
Roosevelt z okazyi jego rozpo-
rzqdzeh w sprawie drukarni
zwiazkowej. Zatarg wywoluja
republikahscy politykierzy, chca-
cy przeszkodzic nominacyi
Roosevelta ma przyszSego prezy-
denta, gdy tymczasem tax on
jak senator Hanna So gorliwymi
s6wPZSrrccLsCtoR dow f f f
przyjaciolmi robotnikow.
New York, 25go wrzesnia. -
DR.. Haupt, komisarz 6go dystry-
ktu szkolnego, zlozyl rapport wy
kazujacy,- re W Manhattan liczba
urodzen zwiekszyla sic S ma II
ma godzine. Wpiynelo ma to no
we przepisy sanitarne, a przede-
wszystkiem odnoszace sic do
mleka, zmniejszajace rate Smier-
telnoSci dzieci. Ciagle napiywa-
jaca imigracya takze wazna od-
grywa tu role. w sasiedztwie
Houston ulicy rodzi sic dziecko
co 4 minuty, w rezydencyach
przy Murray Hill przypada ma
miesiac jedno urodzenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-25
Rdzne nOtatki telsgraficzne

- DR.. Killiani z New Yorku doko-
nal Monachium operacyi Slepej XII
ski ma bawarskiej ksieznej Ruppre-
Chtowej.
- 1,100 woznic kinduktorow ma
tramwajach Berlinie strajkuie. u
pominaja sic o $40 miesiecznej placy
o prace IL godzinowa. Kompania
ma takie zadania przystat ME chce.
- Berlinska rada miejska postano-
villa wZiaSe udziai we wystawie W
st. Louis.
- Ma konwencyi W Kassel przepo-
wiedzial dr.. Moritz zwyrodnienie ra-
sy niemieckej, jezeli " kraju ME wy
korzeni sic pijahstwa jezeli osoby,
pragnace wstaDiG W stan malzehski
ME beda zmuszone przedstawiaG swia-
dectw lekarskich.
- Fabryka W Bielefeld przyznaIa
1000 marek nagrody "a wynalezienie
nazwy ''Knusperchen" ma oznaczenie
amerykanskich cakes. Nazwa ia
ME przyjeia sic miedzy publicznoscia
i wyznaczono nova nagrode ma lima,
Depsza naive.
W neutralnem miescie Moresuet
istnieje dalszym ciagu jaskinia cry,
a miasto robi przytem swetne intere-
Sa
= W Austryi zdegradowano Office
ra rezerwy, dra Schumacher. ma SEE
regowca, poniewaz wystepowal pu-
blicznie przeclw pojedynkom.
- WLondynie sprzedano W przecia-
gu tygodnia $4,000 skrzyn kalifornij-
skiego owocu, og6lnej wagi 675,00O
funt6w.
- Sad dystryktowy W San Juan, ma
wyspie Porto Rico, wypuscii ma VOL
nose socyalistow Conde Guillot. ska
zanych "a pohahbienie flagi amery.
kanskiej ma 6 miesiecy wiezienia.
- 4 zamaskowan rabusie napadli
ma pociag ekspresowy W poblizu
Portland, Ore. Urzednik kompanii
ekspresowej, Fred Korner, zastrzelil
jednego bandyte, drugiego ranil Z
zmusi} dw6ch innych do ucieczki
w Roberts, Wis, rozbin rabusie
szafe zelazna zabrali $4,000.
= w kopalniach twardego wegla
zmniejszono produkcye, azeby zapo-
biedz zbytniemu powiekszeniu sic "a
pasow.
- w przyszly ponedzia}ek wr6ci
prezydent Roosevelt do Bialego domu.
By1y wiceprezydent Adlai E.
Stevenson mowi} W Bloomington. ILL.,,
przeciw wymierzaniu sprawiedliwosci
doraznej, kt6re szerzy anarchia po-
zwala motIochowi dopuszczae sic
gWaIt6w.
W ST. Louis postanowili ka-
mieniarze, obrabiajacy marmury, po-
wr6cie, do piracy, poniewaz przekonali
sic, re pracodawcy maja dose robo-
Etnik6wj do dyspozycyi.
- Skutkiem strajku m1ynarzy W
Minneapolis, IA mlyn6w trzeba bylo
Zamknac.
= W Newarku swietuja motorowi
q konduktorzy ma kolejach ulicznych..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-25
z kol robotniczych.

Warsztaty ciosania marmuru,
nalezace do National Marble
Dealers Assoc" zosta4y wczoraj
Do czterodniowem zamknieciu o.
twarte, ale zaraz rano popelnio-
no brutalna napasc ma jednego z
robotnikow idacych do roboty.
w fabryce Alexandra Davidscna
u kohca ulicy Orleans str, zatru-
dniony byl II letni John Molitz.
Wczoraj W poludnie, kiedy pra-
cowal ma divorce przy kolejo-
wych torach, zakradlo sic cicase-
czem "a niego trzech mezczyzn,
i jeden z Mich uderzyl go piescia
w tyl gtowy talk SLIME, re Molitz
upadl, straciwszy przytomnose.
Przodownik sadzi, re napastni-
k6w poznal ze byli mimi straj-
kujacy John Gaherty, Jack Nc
Connell i Robert Burke Zostana
oni oskarzeni.
.Strajk zarzadzony dawniej W
hote1ach restauracyach dopro-
wadzl do wojny pomiedzy mu-
rzynami zatrudnionyuli W re-
stsusaeysch. q bialZmi. Murzy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-25
Przejechany i zabity.

Czternastoletni J6zef Jodwih-
ski 1894 S. Wood str, zostal
wczoraj znaleziony w poblizu
Central Park ave. nieprzytomny,
lewa noga odcieta powyzej ko-
lana j z wewnetrznemi uszkodze-
miami. Zostal on widocznie prze-
jechany przez jakis pociag. Pre-
wieziono go do szpitala Union w
Englewood, gdzie wkrotce po-
tenn umarl, ME odzyskawszy:
przytomnosci.