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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01
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3zs Dec. g N les Pearl traitor came
Home for SChristmas.
There was q Christmas tree at the
chools house n district q and also
Ssone IL the olhouse at Cushing. 81
There was q dance In the Woodmen
hail Christmas night. a good time
rvas reported. 4
Ole Kjeld ergaard went to Renville
scoDnty Friday morning.
Miss Laverna Wilson has returned
home from Clough, where she has
been teaching school 3.z. 4 ss IN I III
Louis Sands hauled hay for F..
Ihorson last week. @* I.
Arthur Walters is working for Joe
Fisher. 81 ~.
Ole Kjeldergaard was appointed
aown clerk In John Pearson's place.
Frank Schneider was q Gushing vi
aitor last Wednesday,.
G. ". Ttaftdn,came up from Little
Falls Thursday evening to spend
christmas with his family.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01
1T. RIPLEY !. i :;

Dec 2y-Miss Bertha Taylor left for
her home at Howard Lake Tuesday.
Robt.s Tedford and his brother Sam
left for the Falls Tuesday on business.
Some Of our presents on the. Christ
mas tree were not very agreeably re-
ceived, still they were all right. '' s.
Rumor cay the boys#are getting the
cowbells ready for g. shiveree- look
ont. boys. r. j,s.@ # y
Miss Rowland left for Duluth Mon
day to spend the holidays.
Miss Jennie Johnson is visiting
friends at Belle Prairie this week.
Sam Halion announces q dance at
his hall Thursday evening. -
Thu car penters in force are working
on the bridge which will .soon span
the Mississippi at this point.
Peter Larson of Braine-d was call
ing on friends at this place Wednes-
day.
Issac Mallioux and son Joseph of
st. Matthias were at Little Falls Dec.
28d on business. There was surprise
party in honor of Miss Addie Mail
loux's birthday, Dec y4th. The
young lady received many fine pre-
sents. Mr.. and Mrs. Mailloux will
celebrate New Years day in real old
fashioned style. A big time Is expect
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01
MOTLEY

Dec. 27-Mr and Mrs. A. &. Claus
zen, Of Frazee are visiting here.
r. NJ. Butler and family will move
{ to Biwabik. 49,.
Will Brown has recovered from an
attack Of typhoid fever.
& s Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Iokler have
moved to Lead or.
Gus Abrahamson Is home from
:8t. Cloud.
n A. P. Holm is building residence.
IL Jas. Sears and family will move to
mt. Vernon, Wash.
&c. Jas. Sears was at Little Falls
! w ednesday on probate business.
Il Ollie Palmer is home from Arisel
for the HOLIDAYS.
Miss Marie Weidenborner, Miss
CLARA Knudson, Miss Ida Jacobs, Ed.
Norris. Elmont Ward. are home for
the holidays.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01
RUNAWAY CAPTURED
led. MOORE WILL RETURN
:! TO RED WING
SCHOOL.

Ed. Moore. who broke into school
house in Holding last March and stole
q lot Of stuff, including a watch be.
longing to Miss Mary Davies, the
teacher, escaped within two weeke
from the Red Wing training school,
where he was sent soon after the
crime. and was at large until. last Sat:
urday, when he was arrested by Dep
uty Sheriff Ferrell at the home of Mrs.
Moore, the boys mother. q few miles
from Lincoln. The boy is about 1s
years Of age. It was thought he would
finally reach his mothers home.
Sheriff Bernick of Stearns county
came up Monday and secured the
prisoner.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01

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we'll. kno Inlli u u Iiill !, ss ss So
ono dal I night late INT sek Il! z
Vent "a the cellar ,yi o match Is
Ia search of q gas leak 5
ae found =.
John Weloh by curiosity
Dispatches state was eoaded.
He aquinted i his old shot gun
To see II il was loaded.
ZIG was.
A man in Macon stopped 70 watch
s. a patent oigar clipper; s5.
He wondered II his finger was
]. Not quicker than the nipper. #
IT wasn't. s. ..s :#s
A Maine man read that the human
- eyes -, NE
OF hypnotism were full; 3 ..s5
He went to see If it would work ri -.
Upon an angry bull. =.
1T wouldn't. 49,
James wilkins fancied If he died 70.
The rolling sphere would stop;
He took the gas route to see IL
The world would shut up shop.
1T didn't.)
San Francisco Bulletin.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01
INTERESTING FACTS.

An India rubber ball immersed in
liquid air becomes brittle and if
dropped to the floor breaks like glass.
A lead ball. when :put in liquid air
acquires elasticity and will rebound
like rubber in its natural state. Like
wise man from hard work o. over
worry has lost his strength and elias
ITCHY of mind and muscle, will regain
both by careful use of golden grain
belt beer with meals and REGULAR ex-
ercise. This beer should be in evry
household; no home is complete
without it.. Order Of your nearest
dealer or be supplied by Jos Ledoux.
Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01
IRON AS WELL AS GOLD
Minert Larson Discovers
Iron Ore in Mount
Morris 3.

Royalton Banner: Minert Larson,
one Of the old settlers of Mt. Morris
and postmaster at Dulce, was caller
Friday and stated that he discovered
iron In that town. For some time
he has been satisfied from surface In
dications that iron existed, but only
recently did he find 1t. The ore crops
out to the surface In many places
and he Is satisfied at least 800 acres
is undertake with the metal A guam.
tity Of the ore has been sent to st.
Paul to be assayed and the report Of
the assayer is that the ore is much
richer than ore found on the Mesabas
range. If Mr.. Larson's find turns
out to be what he states. 1t will mean
much for this county.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01
Total, $18. 30

Maryland has produced Jill more
gifted than that friend Of childhood
days. Mrs. William Kiddy went up
bhe hill to milk the COW whose Lone
was in barn 400 feet above the lev
4el Of the valley In which the Kiddy
homestead lands. When her pail was
well filed, the barn, detached from.
Tts foundation by the .snow, slipped
gently from It mornings and slid to
the valley. Mrs. Kiddy kept her
. balance and thepail Of milk. and when
tho barn finished its journey she
emerged from Il carrying her milk
md leading the COW. She had no
1uises @ show for her 81
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01
THE SECOND PINE SALE.

Cass Lake, Dec. 28-Bids for the
sale of 95 per cent of the pine timber
on the forest reserve Of the Chippewa
reservation opened at Q O'Clock to-day.
In one hour the ten principal bids
with at least forty sub-bids were
read. Bonness & Co. and Bonness &
West of Minneapolis, the Standard OF
Dubuque. the Burlington of Iowa, and
the J. Neils company of Cass Lake.
have offered bids.
The highest bid on white pine was
made by the Standard company, 50. 16
thousand for Norway. Bonness q
West offreed IS. 90 a thouand
All of the bids are somewhat lower
than few of the more sanguine ex-
pected, but the average maint aimed ie
81 for white and s. for Norway
So far Chere has been one new bidder
in the field, w. B.Smith Of Cass Lake,
who owns a claim on Kithi lake,
north of here. His bid ia minor one.
The work being done by :those In
charge is efficient and expeditions and
q bsolutely fair As soon as the read
ing of the bids is completed the off:
Gals will begin tabrlating and con-
sidering them. - 4,s
The reading Of all bids was COM
pleted at II 80 a. m. The Rock Island
company, Weyerhaeuser branch.
made the large bid, giving sl2. 80 for
SHINE white pine and $40 80 for some
Norway. and other bids Of from 50 to
$l2. 50 for white pine and q to $40. 80
for Norway. this pid covering 100 sec
lions, or l6s, 600. 900 feet Of the entire
167. 900. 900 offered. s55=s
The Pine Tree comp any offered . On
average group bid of % for whits and
I37 for Norway. The Neil company
madeSa group bid and also one by SEQ
tions, which i shout tho same o. the
Pine tres Tho standard also had
hiR BID. &c al impo ssible o. g.
oounts 81 The interl ttion bids. to- d.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01
Az Z YOU BIL IOIJS? IA s|s1, )
constipat 81 dull ache. and pans9
Take JAYNE'S SANATIVE PILLS

termine the successful bidders, but II
is believed that all four Of these com
panniesl will receive q portion Of the
pine. I. 4.
George =. Pollock, who is In charge
Of the sale. says: II am very well
satisfied. 1t shows that the much
mooted section s Of the rules relative
to the burning Of the tops cut but q
small figure Ii the bidding. The
highest bid offered was for IS cents
more per thousand than was offered at
the sale on Dec. 81
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01
HUFF:

Dec 29-There was a very large
attendance at the new church on
christmas eve. They had fine tr ee
1oaded with presents for the children
and very good program was well
rendered and all went away happy.
On Christmas day there was din
ner party at 81. Oby's, where good
dinner was served and:::a good time
was reported. These dinners are be-
coming regular annual occurrence be-
tween the Obys and the Gishes, that
lis the old folks, their wedding day be-
Ing the same. though 30 years apart.
=4nd the birthdays of Mrs. Oby and
Mrs. j. w. Gish being the same, just
20 years apart. and there are.many
things to be..talked over annually. and
we take pleasure therein.
A couple Of men from the town Of
Buchanan were In our town Christmas
day trying Is place 9 fine stallion on
the company plan, but failed. Sever
al farm papers are taken in our town
and contents noted.
Chas. Bickell and wife and John
Wynn were visiting with VIM. Wynn
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wynn were callers
christmas
There was dance at VIM. Bennett q
Friday night.
There was birthday party at Mr..
Ed. Wynn's Monday night the occa-
ssion being the 30th birthday of John
Wynn.
g. w. Gish is getting better.
W. S. Gieh and MI. Keller are on
The eiok list.
Miss Kate Gish came up from st.
CLOUD Friday to visit her husband,
during the holidays.
The Free Methodists are holding
meetings at the church now every
evening. Revs. Amundsen and Fish
are the laborers.
Miss Myrtle Snow closed success
ful term of school in district No. 65
ristmas day.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01
SWANVlLLE

Dec. 28-The Odd Fellows dance
was postponed.
Ed. Smith has gone West.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 81, Cox spent
Christmas at Sank Centre.
Green's orchestra of Rice will give
q dance at..Sullivan's hall Jan. 25th.
Mrs. Geo. Birmingham is at. the
Little Falls hospital, ill with rheuma-
Jism., ,..-..
= JoePipin and sister Emma of Duluth
visited their parents here Christmas.
Earl Hunt was ap from Wanamingo
for q visit. 5@- >z# z-.Z
JohnMcRaeJr. spent Christmas with
relatives at Mesaba. :S. \. n ,... :#z
Several attended the ball at Burtrum
Christmas evening. =s5 s .t.2
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01
PIkE|CR,EIEK

Dec. 30-It is reported that J.
Deering has sold 40 acres of wood and
meadow to Joe Smuda. and 30 acres 81
meadow to Mitchell Blair.
Of all the holidays, East or West,
love the "Happy New Year" thu
best,
A New Years frolic is lots of fun,
| And New Years CAL is the mer.
REST one,
For Laughter oss., and 'o1s' and jolly
Just give me always a "Happy
New Year.
Dominiok DIX. entertained large
crowd Of friends Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Trzebiatowski OF
Little Falls visited with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Berendt
Christmas.
Mrs. John Ekman is sick.
Almost the entire population is
coughing. sneezing or weeping, snd
the amenities of social and home life
are laid away for safekeeping, till the
waves of irritation pass on.
Chas Hanfler and Miss Alta Bow
man stopped at A. Weber's Christmas
while on their way to Little Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. w., Lipinski visited
with j. Balizki in Little Falls town
ship Sunday. :
J. Glubka and J. Mrozik have in
formed Us of their intention Of selling
out and to leave Pike Creek.
--..Somebody claims the barber broke
through the ice.
Friends and relatives gathered at
the home Of Mr.. and MrsllJ. Berendt,
Christmas and spent an enj5y3 BE,
evening with them. ~" ~
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Weber drove to
Little Falls Sunday.
Graf Won Luxemburgen spent Xmas
in Pike Greek.
A light snow fell Monday morning.
but not near enough for sleighing.
We are glad to hear that we have q
tailor. Feel little bit sorry for him.
So now we can boast of barber. livery
man and tailor. Next we will have
q banker.
Teachers are all home, and having q
good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Swartz spen t
Sunday with relatives in Little Falls.
We make quotation from q current
magazine artiole-The Commandments
as lived by the modern world:
Thou shalt not steal paltry sum,
but thou mayest loot the heather,
wreck a savings bank, or form q
trust, and be called to high places in
the sanctuary and earthly councils.
Our liver was out Monday.
The Misses Lipinski and DIX
attended church in Ledoux Saturday.
Be sure and have the children ready
Frank Muhlbauer of Pike Greek was
paid 81. so wolf bounty Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01

Mr.. Osterhout of St. Cloud has sue
ceeded George LaFond as manager Of
the local Office of Edwards, Wood g
CO. Mr.. Osterhout is . telegraph.
operator and the company wishes to
have one man for both manger and
operator. Mr.. Lafond will be trans
ferred to a larger town ae manager.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01

Chris Gakin Of this city was inter-
viewed Monday by Deputy Sheriff
Conley and A. Vessey of Sank Centre.
Gakin had contract to chop cord
wood for Vessey and left with all the
fixtures and tools he could take, with.
out permission from the owner. 9akiu
settled. and Mr.. Vessey dropped
prosecution.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01

G. Brisbane maintained his reputa-
tion as an accurate guesser by guess
Ing 1886 beans in the jar at Venner' e
store and thereby winning a box Of
Henry W. cigar. The actual number
was 1886.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01

The roof of Blake's confectionery
store caught fire from the chimney
Christmas eve about II 20 o'clock, and
the fire department was called. The
fire was soon put out.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01

A chimney on the house Of Mrs. 81.
G.. Van Buskirk, on Second avenue
northeast, gave the neighbors a scare
by burning out Sunday night. No
damage was done
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01
First National.
B ank

CAPITAL Sc, 600
surplus and Undiv'd Proflts$26,oo 300
5as, 5 5:5s
a. ID. Davidson. 9. - dadbergh, N. n
s Williams. Peterl y. Blake. VIM. Davldson
Theo. N old, 81. G. Garvin. Drew lAdusser,
sc. B. n. Weyerhanser. g. D Haul.y, Il, "a.
DAyistsOn.
B ansaet general oank king businss (, buy
and al tafeign and domestic exclange. Pay
o. ttn,s dep q sssssss
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01

Geo. Tanner fell off step ladder at
Bemidii one day last week, fracturing
q rib. SIS
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01

Ludwig Jensen, lately operator at
the Edwards Wood Office, has been
transferred tc St. Cloud. Isl
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01
DUCLOS HOUSE AT WRENSHALL
BURNED. IS

..The frame house at the ::Duclos'
brickyards' at Wrenshall, near Du-
luth, was destroyed by fire Christmas
day. with all contents. a karn, wood
shed and chicken coop also being de-
stroyed. "
The house was occupied by Avilo
Duclos, and family: Mr.. Duclos is
manager of the yard.
No one was at the house at the
time, but the fire was seen by the fam
lily from the depot. not far away. The
buildings near by were saved. The
house was insured
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01
Bert Case went to Duluth Monday.
Robt. Carley was up from st. Pau
for q few days.

One of Dana Bro WINS best dray
horses fell dead Saturday morning.
The team was hauling load of coal.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01
:suNDAY SCHOOL REPORT.
Rail Prairie. DeD. 20, 1908.

Report Of the Spring Hill Sunday
school for the year 1908.
Sunday school was in session fifty
Sundays. Attendance by all 1855 aver
age attendance IS.
Collections, $40. 80. Received from
Ladies Aid, 1921. Total, $500
Funds paid out:
Due from last year 81
Supplies list quarter 1894
Supplies and quarter 5.S3
Supplies 3rd quarter 81 400
Supplies 4th quarter sol
eOne book 40
g.. Total, $18. 30
: Money received $3.50
Money paid out, SIS. &c
+. T. q. Millinder. Supt
- Ida M. Hoover, Sec
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01

Accepted Bids on Indian
Timber Nearly ST. j.
100000 i


vicinity Of Cass Lake, the sale for
which was held December, 1908.
The total amount covered by the &C.
cepted bids is 81, 4S2, 772. The bids
were accepted subject to the states &C.
lection recently filed for some of these
lands. The total award In group /,
lying around Round lake and Bow
string lake near Deer river, ia town
ships 145, 146 and 147, north. ranges
25 and 20 and townships 148 north,
ranges 26. ~ and 80, is 800, 40. This
includes 80 sections awarded to the
North Land Pine company, st. Paul,
for $108. 100, 30 sections to the Pine
Tree Lumber company, Little Falls,
MIMI, for $179, SOS: 30 sections to the
Burlington Lumber company. Bur-
lington, Iowa, $50, sos: and 10 eec-
lions to Standard Lumber company,
Dubuque, $50, 941 This leaves $37. :
294 worth of timber unsold, which
will be re- offered. The North Land
Pine company is awarded the timber
in group 2, embracing timber south
and east of Leech lake, covering sec
tions in townships III and 142 north,
ranges 81 to 81, and 143 north, ranges
81 and 20, for $842, 065 Group en-
braces all timber lying north Of
Walker in townships 142, 143 and IA,
ranges 81 and 80, and is awarded to
the Brainerd, the Standard, the Pine
Tree and the Mueller Lumber COM
panies for $3.50, 000 Group embraces
10 continuous sections lying west Of
Cass Lake in townships 81 and 80
and was awarded to the J. Neils
Lumber company on it's separate Sec
ton bids for $23, 400. The bids given
were for the amounts of tim Der
shown by the government estimate
at price per thousand feet aud may
be increased when paid for on the
bank scale as the land requires.
There was considerable conflict
among the bidders, the law allowing
them to group their section to suit
their convenience and 1t was very
hard in some cases to compare the
bids because of this conflict Is TO the
groups. The local officers had made
recommendations differing somewhat.
By close comparison Of: the bids the
commissioner found that go, 629 more
could be realized by accepting
the above bids for 81 sections or less
timber than that recommended by the
local officers. The value Of this tim
Der according to the government esti-
mate is $29. 019. In all cases tho high
est bids were accepted for all timber
sold. The unsuccessful bidders have
been noticed by wire Of the rejection
of their bids and that the certified
checks deposited there with will be
returned or held to cover any bid
made at the sale at Cass Lake to take
place Dec. %, as they may elect and
notify this Office.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01

Money! Money! Money! We have
large amount of money to loan on
farm lands at low rates.
@ss$t..s SIaNOR & SCHALLERN
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01

Mrs. VIM. Warner of st. Cloud vi
sited relatives here.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01

John and Matte Braoke. children Of
NJ. ]. Bracke. went to 81 llsbury Mon
day to visit Andrew Hanson's family.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01
SMALLPOX AT HOLDING.

Holding, Dec. %. Black small pox
has taken a firm hold on several
families in this town and there has
been one death, with two or three
other cases reported. Mrs. M. Bens-
kofski, aged 81 years and who had
been under quarantine for only nine
days, died Sunday morning of the
disease and was buried privately Sun
day night Master J. Schaballa is
also down with the same type of the
disease and his recovery is not looked
for. Over 10 families are affected in
the neighborhood of Holding but with
the ordinary variety of smallpox.
The town supervisors are taking every
preoaution to prevent the spread of
the disease but it is reported that the
authorities of st. Anna are less care
full and are permitting some people
affected to be at large. Holding au-
thorities threaten prosecution for any
violation of the health laws.-Journa].
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01
ROYALTON

Dec. 27-Rev. Abraham Neelands,
in charge of the Methodist church
here in 1883, 1889 and 1890, died at
Tintah, MIMI. recently.
The Maccabees have elected Sam
Munoy Commander, G. w. Bouck
Lieutenant Commander and Finance
Keeper.
J. B. Logan has recovered enough
from his severe illness to be out. :
Miss Flora and Lottie Joslin is
hons for the holidays.
Fred Smetana returned from Hop
kips Tuesday.
DR.. Fortier was down from Little
Falls Thursday, called to consult with
DR.. Beer on Mrs. s. N. Payitt's case.
There will be q farmers meeting
next Saturday, called by G. E. Jack
son. Col. Wilkins of st. Paul will
address the meeting. .. ..-
Miss Edith Hutchinson Of Harring-
ton. N. D., is visiting Mrs. Geo.
Galley.
Mrs. Pavitt is improving.
ClerK Logan of the Woodmen camp
has been notified that the claim for
$4,000 life protection carried by VIM.
Schrieber, has been rejected. When
the beneficiary, q brother, sent in
proofs from Germany, it was found
that Mr.. Schrieber was above when
he joined the order, and therefore not
entitled to insurance.
to 60 to school the 9Th Of Jan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills Kay of the Falls
called at A. Weber's Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01

sssT TO CuRE#A GOLD IN CINE GAY 3z s9
Take; Laxative Bromo Quinine Tai lets. All
.drnggists refund the money Il il failsto cure
E&W.zdEove'esienatu To ON each box. s2eel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-01

wo-zachodniego systemu kolei
Pennsylvania, oglosDono, ze 20
stanie wydalonych LOO robotni-
kdw w warsztatach, celem zmniej-
szenia wydatkow. Z tych 425 pra-
cowalo w warsztatach w Colum-
bus. Opr6cz tego wydalonych 70
stanie 462 robotniI1ow z departa-
mentu administracyi dywizyi
pittsburskiej.
Fort Wayne, Ind, czeuwca.-
Kompanlia kolei Pennsylvania O.
gfosita wczoraj, re cd dzisiaj mu-
81 o IS procent zmniejszyc albo
liczbe robotnik6w, albo iczbe ich
godzin piracy.
Omaha, Neb., I czerwca. -
Ma stanowej konwencyi demo-
kratycznej, kt6ra dzisiaj sic zbie-
rze tutaj, delegaci Bryanowscy
najkompletniejsze odniosa zwy-
cieztwo. Ma czele delegacyi, kto-
ra zostanie wyslana do St. Louis
ma konIwencya krajowa, STAG be-
die Bryan, Z I,o65 delegat6w
stanowej konwencyi, 1850 bedzie
zwolennikafni Bryana. Platforma,
r6wniez przez Bryana osobiscie o.
pracowana, zostanie niezawodnie
przyjeta. Do konwencyi krajowej,
obierze kontwencya stanu Nebra-
ska czterech delegatow "at
large; II delegat6w dystrykto-
wych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-01

go to my ME zrobimy, jak tylko
bedziemy mieli wielka flote! co
"a dyabelskinn zuchari bedzie-
my wtedy; inne mocarstwa NOR
sEie niecIaj maja sic ma baczno-
Sci, bo my musimy ,tprawiac "po-
lityke swiatowa" ami jeden
strzal arrnatni ME padnie ma oce-
anach bez naszego pozwolenia!...
Czyz dziwota, re inne narodowo-
Sci, a specyalnie Anglia Nv talich
tyradach podejrzywaja zaczepne
tendencye?!"