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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-10
GREEN RIVER,

e. w Legate is making repairs on
his tenement house in the village.
Miss Lula Hall spent Saturday and Sun
day at her home in West Dummerston.
Walter Hill went Monday to North
field where he will work this season for
Mr.. Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Merrifeld attend
ed the Baptist Sunday school convention
in Wilmington Wednesday.
Mrs. B. A. Stanley and little daughter,
Lisbeth, Of Gardner, came Saturday to
spend a few weeks with Mrs. Stanley s
father, George Bracket.
d. M. Thompson has been with his
sister, Mrs Ann Smith, the past week.
Franklin in South Guilford.
Rev. Edward NJ. Fuller of Burlington
delivered a very able and interesting dis
course at the church Sunday afternoon.
Many more should have been present.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-10

a Flemish artist has produced what is
said to be the smallest painting in the
world. 1t is n picture of a miller mount
ing the stairs of his mill and carrying a
sack of grain on his back. The mill is
depicted as standing near a terrace Close
at hand are horse and cart, with few
groups of peasants idling in the road
nearby. All this is painted with perfect
accuracy of proportion and detail on the
smooth side of a grain of ordinary white
corn. 1t is necessary to examine it under
microscope.
The Argentine Republic will send the
gunboat cruiser Patria to the st. Louis
fair.
In one English court the Bible all the
witnesses have to kiss on being sworn
has been in use so years, but a public
spirited citizen has now presented the
court with an ivory-backed Bible that
can be washed every day
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-10
WEST TOWNSHEND.

Homer Burroughs has gone to Newfane
to work.
John Dompier has sold his colt to Al
mon Robinson Of West Wardsboro.
Frank Barber returned to Montpelier
Monday. His family will go the last
OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. Kimball have come
from Antrim, n H., to occupy their house
in the village.
A large party from the village went to
Charles Dunbar's last Friday evening tc
give him "A surprise party.
News OF the death Of Mrs. l. T. Emery
Of Chicago, who went from here a few
weeks ago, has been received Mrs EN-
cry was i'll with pneumonia on rcachiui
Chicago and she did not recover from
the attack.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-10
WEST DOVER.

Mr.. and Mrs Harry futile of Green
field, Mass, visited at r. f. Bogles this
week.
Verne Adams attended the wedding of
his brother Carl, in Hartford Conn.
June /.
The ladies' aid society will meet with
Mrs. {. f. Mann Wednesday afternoon.
All are invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Coolong are boarding at
the hotel Mr.. Coolong is drawing lum-
Der to Wilmington for NJ. f. Lyman.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Adams of Hartford,
Conn, are spending a short time with
Mr.. Adams's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
II. Adams.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-10
MARL BORO.

Mrs a. e. Baxter has returned from
a visit in Halifax.
Mr.. and Mrs w. a. Prouty are spend
ing the week in Bellows Falls.
Children's day will be observed next
Sunday with appropriate services
Mr.. and Mrs e. r. Adams were called
to Colrain Sunday to attend the funeral
of a relative.
Arthur Snow cut his hand very severely
on a circular saw at Sidney Bellows's last
week Wednesday,
Mrs. Baker of Springfield, Mass, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Field, has gone home.
Guy Prentiss has sold his timber lot
to the Messrs. Field. They will build
a mill at once to cut off the growth.
a. II. Collins and family are saddened
by the recent loss of their youngest child,
Hugh H., after two weeks severe suf-
fering with capillary bronchitis. When
only five days old he was taken from the
burning house, where the family lived,
and his little life had been full of pain.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-10
WEST GUILFORO.

Rev. George e. Chambers of Cavendish
will preach at the Baptist church Sunday,
June u.
Ten persons from this place attended
the Windham county convention this
week at Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. O. j. Hale are spending
a few days with Rev. l.. H. Morse and
family in East Wallingford.
Mrs. Carrie Z. Farr, who has been
preaching in this place the past four
months, was given reception last Fri
day evening at the church vestry. About
so were present The evening was spent
socially. In behalf of those present En-
nest Thomas presented to Mrs. Farr a
purse of money Refreshments of cake
and ice cream We're served.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-10
HALIFAX.

Mr. and Mrs. H. II, IIackley of Green
field visited at Fayette Niles's last week
Charles n. Perry is at work for the
Richardson Publishing company of
Springfield, Mass, and is canvassing in
Mechanicsville, n Y, and vicinity
There will be preaching In the Union
church next Sunday at 1915 a. m. by Rev.
A. j. GOodhue, 1t is expected that meet
ings will be held throughout the summer.
All are cordially invited to attend
Chldren's day will be observed at the
Baptist church next Sunday morning at
1O45 o'clock with appropriate exercises.
The services will take the place of the
regular preaching service and Sunday
school. All are welcome.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-10
GUILFORD.

Mrs. Gotta Gale Washburn came from
New York last Saturday for a visit with
her relatives.
Miss Mary f. Smith returned Monday
from North Adams. where she spent sew
eral weeks with relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Thayer are stay
ing at the Broad Brook House, engaged
in renovating the interior with paper and
paint
The ladies' union society of Guilford
will meet at Mrs. Lucius Putnams in
Vernon Wednesday, June -. Supper will
be served early so that those living at a
distance can get home before dark.
Several carpenters, under the direction
of Mr.. Cushing of BrattleborO, are en-
larging and otherwise improving the
house on the so-caled Smonds farm,
which was bought recently by John Legs
of New York w. j. Pentland will do the
plumbing.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-10
II You Don't Like Music

You can avoid it,. If you hate company
you can manage to be alone. But what
are you to do If, after taking a few
mouthfuls of food, you experience such
keen distress you wish you had gone
empty and hungry? Why, use Dr. David
Kennedy's new medicine, Cal-cura Sol
vent, and cure the dyspepsia Write to
the Cal-cura Company, Rondout, NJ Y,
for details and free sample bottle
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-10
EAST DONER.

The state road commissioner was in
town Monday to look over the roads
The East Dover Baptist people were
well represented at the convention at
Wilmington Wednesday.
G. l., Hall is driving stage to williams
willie again. after being laid up several
weeks by illness.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-10
TOW NSH { Nd.
LELAND AND GRAY SEMINARY.

ment Exercises-The Largest Grad
School,
Lowering clouds and threatening skies
did not interfere with tire success of the
commencement week at Leland and Cray
seminary.
The baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Geo
II. Baker was a strong forcefu effort
optimistic and inspiring to the large au-
dicncc gathered as well as to the mem
bcrs Of the senior class Wednesday eve
ming found large and Interested audi
! ence gathered to listen to the annual |
| prize speaking contest. The following are
the numbers given:
"Brier Rose" Bjorstien |
Bessie Castle.
! aunt Polly's George Washington"
Ethel Butler. Anon |
'Thc Doom of Claudius and Cynthia"
Thompson |
Alice Dale
| Zen Hazards Guests"
Congregationalist !
Minnie Durham.
"The Minister'S Black Nance" Phelps |
Ethel Toilette.
The contestants acquitted themselves
| exceedingly well, showing the results of
hard, consistent work as well as care
full, skillful training on the part OF Mrs
! Groenlcaf, the clOcution instructor at the
| seminary. There have been many elo-
| Cution contests at the seminary i'm the
past but none have surpassed the work
of this year in either technique or finish
The judges, Frank Dewitt of Newfauc,
Mrs. A. y. Wyman OF Cambridgeport and
Mrs. A. T.. Ella OF New York. awarded
the prizes to Miss Alice Dale and Miss
Ethel Toilette respectively.
A piano trio by Misses TAFT, Howe and
Dale was much enjoyed. The decora-
tons by the sophomore and freshman
| 4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-10

What is the price of Dobbin's Electric
soap?"
six cents a bar, full size, reduced from
ten"
"Why, that's the price OF common
brown soap. Send me a box. can't
afford to buy any other soap after this"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-10
33A BOYLSTON ST

(OppObUe inc Ailnbtoh StieSt OhulSAJB
WILL REOPEN IN ITS NV BUILDING, SEPT, 6, 1904.
This school now has the most elegant, COM
plete and extensive private school building in
America. In the planning and furnishing OF its
NEW BUILDING
expense has not been considered even In the
minutest detail. New fittings of special design
will be found to have taken the place of the or
binary furniture used in school buildings. The
entire outfit of the school in its old building has
been sacrificed that the school in the new home
might have only the newest and best obtainable.
EXPERIENCED TEACHERS.
The only feature recognizable will be the able
and experienced corps of teachers who have
given this school its widespread reputation.
The tuition fees are the same as during the
previous ten years, and pupils who contemplate
attending may con graduate themselves that this
year was the chosen time for their commercial
course and the finishing OF their school work.
COURSE OF STUDY.
The course of study prepares pupils thoroughly
for all the duties of the Countng-room. Book
keeping (by any SYSTEM; Stcnography Graham
and Pitmin systems; English Composition;
Commercial Cores pondcnce; Commercial Law;
Commercial Geography; Commercial Hand
writing; Typevriting; Civil Service prepara-
ton for examinations); Normal School Course
preparation for teaching).
Pupils will find the location of the school most
accessible from all points over 1000 cars daily,
with a stopping place directly in front OF the
school building.
No agents, solicitors or canvassers are em-
ployed by this institution.
For full particulars soc Year Book for l904-5.
most free. II. Il. HIBBARD, PR" :
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-10

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stipation, Injuries the complexion, induce
pimples, sallow skim Remove the cause by
using Carriers Little Liver Pills One a
dose. Try them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-10

A door key hung outside a house in
Sweden is a sign the family are not at
home
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-26
Rome n0tatki teIegrafiGzne.

= Japohscy szNedzy donosza, re
ma po1udniowym brzegu rzeki Yalu
znajduje sic wiecej Moskali, niz przy-
puszczano.
W Mandzuryi jest teraz wiosna,
stan zdrowia 4o1nierzy ME pozosta-
via mic do Ayczenia.
= We Wiadywostoku panuje obec-
ME take }agodne powietrze.
= Do Colon przyby3y trzy amery-
kahskie okrety wojenne.
- Rad panamski postanowiI spie-
niezyt swoja 'flote". Znaczna czese
wojska zostala rozpuszczona.
- Rosya ME kupi Hamburger pa
r6wc6w, gdyz Niemcy podali zbyt wy
gorowane ceny.
W Niemczech bankrutuje trust
baweiniany.
W Berlinie umarI J6zef Robiczek,
dyrygent orkiestry tamteiszej Filhar-
monii.
W Austryi skazano puIkownika
Eichensieg puikownika Torok ma
zamkniecie W twierdzy "a nieoszcze-
dzanie zo1nierzy W czasie manewrow,
wsr6d wielkiego upaIu. Wielu zolnie-
rzy uleglo porazeniu slonecznemu.
W senacie zwiazkowym dowodzR
Newlands, ze monopole gruntowe przy-
czyniaja sic do wywoaywania wojen.
w Union, Mo-, ma bye dzisiaj po-
wieszony Meyer, kt6ry zastrzeli} poll
cyanta-
- Interesa ma gie1dzie nowojorskiej
ida bardzo s1abo.
= W Bismarck, Neb., po wielkiej
bury, podczas kt6rej wiatr pedzii
szybkoscia so mil ma godzine, spad1
snieg, kt6ry przykryi ziemie ma 3 do
stop wysoko.
W st. Cair, Mo-, wpadli obywate-
le do wiezienia, wywlekli rabusia viii.
llama Davis zbili go ma kwasne jabl-
ko, poczem puscili go wolno, zalecajac
mu ME pokazywa6 sic W miescie.
W Dewitt, Ark, wywleczono z
wiezienia S Negr6w, ktorzy brali u
dzia1 we walce rasowej. zastrzelono
ich jak ps6w, bez wyroku sadowego.
Dotychczas 9 Murzyn6w pablo ofiarq
nieroEnej walki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-26
z teatru wojny.

Nu Czwang, 26 marca. - RE
ka Lao jest Cd wczorai splawna,
a agenci okretowi zostali uwia-
domieni, ze okrety portow chin
skich moga sic udawac do NJ
Czwang, stosujac sic do przepi-
sow rosyjskich. Okrety beda wpu-
sczane do portu miedzy godz. g
rano, a 6 wieczorem. Winny sta
nae ma odlegiosc S mil cd brzegu
i wylegitymowae sic, zkad pocho-
dza co przywoza. Holowniki ro-
syjskie przeprowadza je bezpie-
cznie pomiedzy podwodnemi mi
nami.
Petersburg, 26 marca. = Ponie-
waz powodzeniem floty japon :
skiej ME towarzyszyly powodze-
MIA ma ladzie, Kuropatkin zmie-
nil z gruntu plan strategiczny. Po-
stanowi1 wysunac swe SHY wojen-
ne ma poludnie i zajae take stano-
wiska, l1t6reby pozwala}y bronic
Portu Artnra. Dalnyego i calego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-26
Peoria, 2o marca. = Woda "


Peoria, 26 maroa. = Woda W
rzece Illinois podniosla sic do Fl
stop 7 cali ponad zwykly poziom.
Woda rozerwala tame W okregu
La Marsh zalala tory kolei Peo-
ria & Pekin. Konunikacya mie-
dzy temi miastami ustala.
White Health, Ill, 26 marca.-
Kosci61 uniwersalist6w, spichrz
Murraya hotel Flannaan rozpa-
d1y sic podczas bury, a Z koscio-
la metodyst6w i innych budyn-
k6w wiatr pozrywal dachy.
Grand Rapids, Mich, 26 marca.
Skutkiem gwaltownego wzbiera-
mia rzeh Grand zamknieto 40 ia
bryk i tysiace robotnik6w utraciiy
prace. Piwnice duEych dom6w So
zalane woda. w posudniowo "a
chodniej dzielnicy miasta miesz-
kancy musza uzywat czofen, ,chcac
swoje rodziny zaopatrywat w zy-
wnose. Rzeka Grand podniosla sic
o IS stop ponad zwyk1y poziom.
Przybierala 0 Gala stope w pre-
ciagu czterech godzin. Most ko-
lei Lake Shore za}amal sic.
Detroit, Mich, rs marca. =
Wczoraj deszcz ME przestawal
padat. Straty zrzadzone przez po-
wodz w nizszych dystryktach Mi
chiganu oceniaja ma million dola-
row. Dw6ch nezczyzn utone}o.
Armehczyk pewien stal W Ian
sing wlaSnie ma moScie, gdy ten
runal w przepas6.
New York. 26 marca. - Ma
wielkich okretach, przewozacych
pasazer6w przez ocean, beda wy
chodzi3y poranne gazety. Biura
redakcyj znajdomat sic beda W
Europe i Ameryce. Prasa Ziedno-
czona dostarczac bedzie pewna
ilosc depesz "a pomoca telegraph
bez drutu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-26
Rok XIV.

pozyskane pred dniem stycznia 1908
poprzestaiy mice waznosc. Okoao 5000
do 1000 takich specyalnych policyan-
tow zostaIo zaprzysieaonych. CT, kto-
rzy chca pozostat ma stanowisku, mu.
sza postarae sic o nowe ncencye.
- Adwokat komisH wyborczej, w.
w. Wheelock, otrzymai wiadomosc Cd
firmy clevelandzkej wyrabiajacej ma
szynh do giosowania, ae tahch ma
szynek dostarczyc niepodobna do W.
borrow wiosennych
- Trzej chiopcy, oskarzeni o pod.
palenie szkoly HoNena, stawali wczo-
raj pred sedzia Tuthill, ale ten odlo-
zyl ma tydzieh ogioszenie wyroku. q
oskartonych, jak sic okazuje, FIR. Je-
zuita zupelnie Jest niewinny; Manin-
kowsh zas 1 Zientek przyznali sic do
why. szczeg6lna rzecza Jest, be oba5
W szkole uchodzili "a chlopc6w przy.
kladnych 1 maja doskonaie swiadeo-
twa
- Dwie jakies szajh rabusi6w To-
raz pladruja domy popoludniami 1 VIE
czorami, a policya dotychczas nadare-
mnie ich szuka. w przeciagu trzech
tygodni popeiniiy rozboje hczne, ra'
bujac przedmioty wartosci dziesiatek
tysiecy dolar6w; zazwyczaj zakradats
sic W porze popoiudniowej do eleganc-
k1ch rezydencyj.
- Ma rogu Western ave. 1 Leavitt
str. dis pred switem Herman Nagle,
stroz przy spalonych remizach, ujrza-
wszy trzech podejrzanych ludzi zbli-
zajacych sic do niego, przemowii do
Mich, gdy chciel sic rzucie ma niego.
wyjal revolver strzeli}. Ranii podo
bno fatalnie, niejahego enarlesa Cros-
by, 1897 s. Oakley ave-, ktorego "a
brano do sspitala powiatowego.
- zarzad kompanii telefonicznej u
wiadomii (nieobecnego W miescie)
burmistrza Harrisona, ze dopomoze
odkryciu tajnych szulerni 1 nor za'
klad6w wyscigowych 1 usunie apara'
ty miejsc takich, W ktorych odbywa-
ia sie tego rodzaju zaklady.
- Ma rogu ulic Milwaukee ave.
Fullerton ave. zawalii sic budujacy
sic nowy dom H. L. ottona. osob by
10 W budynku W czasie katastrofy, ale
Mkt ME zostai uszkodzony.
- 15.letnia Carrie Hamilton re Sar
ginaw, ktora pred niejakm czasem
zniksa byls bez wieSci, kt6ra szuka-
ay policye W Saginaw, Chicago De-
troit, znaleziono W barakach "Saiva'
ton Army" W Detroit. Aresztowano
Barneya Rose. oskarzonego je1 u
prowadzeuie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-26
Nova metoda leczenia raka

DR.. Doyen, znany chirurg pa
ryski, ma ostatniem posiedzeniu
francuzkiej Akademii nauk, mo-
viii nowym sposobie leczenia
raka. Przypomnial naprzod, re
nowotwory zawieraja w sobie
specyalne mikroby micrococcus
neoformans, odkryte juz przy
pomocy mikroskopu; re gdy SIG
je zaszczepi zwierzetom, tworza
sic w mich takie same nowotwo-
ry, jak u czlowieka; wreszcie, 20
toksyna owego micrococcus neo-
formans wywosuje W chorych ma
raka taxa sama reakcye, jak tu-
berkulina u tuberkulicznych. DIR.
Doyen po wielu doswiadczeniach
ma zwierzetach wytworzyi spe-
cyalny rodzaj toksyny; zaszcze-
picnic jej, niezbyt bolesne, spro-
wadza stan zapalny i chroni od
raka. Pewien chory ma raka W 20
ladku po pierwszem zaszczepie-
niu toksyny doznawal gwaatow-
uych b6low W calem ciele i dre-
szcz6w, po 36 godzinach bole u
staly, nastepne zaszczepisnia ME
sprowadzily juz ich wcale. DR..
Doyen rozpocza, swe pr6by na
ludziach przed trzema laty, ma
prod dokonywal je ma osobni-
kach, zagrozonych beznadziejnie.
Osiagniete rezultaty pozwoliiy
mu Questionable metode. Cd Igo
stycznia 1901 roku do 1go stycz-
MIA 1904 roku robii doswiadczenia
ma 126 chorych;w So wypadkach
rezultaty byty niepomyslne, a to
re wzgledu, ze choroba znajdo-
wasa sic juz W stanie peinego
rozwoju, lub, ze zaniechano dal-
szych szczepief. Obecnie AZ cho-
rych jest pod obserwacya, tych
18Hznajduje sic ma drodze wy
zdrowienia, inni So jeszcze niepe-'
wni. w pozostalych al wypad-
kach niema juz Shadow raka, wy
leczenie zupeine. DR.. Doyen do-
wodzii, ze przy pomocy tych an
jekcyi MONA zowsze wytepic te'
straszna chorobe o lie ME weszla
ieszcze W. faze peinego rozwoiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-26
zrniana pIan6W WojennyGh,
ROsyanie wysuwaja sic naprz6d, ma pofudnie
glToGA FRANCA kORzY SIE PRED MASORAMI W RHYME.
Rzeh ameryka6skie wystspujs brzeg6w,


Arturu i zarazem do koreahskiej
granicy. Rosyanie wysuneli sic w
ten sposob na spotkanie Japol-
czyk6w: ME o 600 kilometrow,
,jak z Charbinu, ale 0 jake 400
cd granicy koreanskiej beda ia
ponczykow czekali W swym O.
szahcowanyrn obozie Hajczan-
Liaojan. Staso sic to jedynie dla-
tego, re po przewiezieniu japoh-
skiej jazdy ma Koree, konie tel
jazdy byzy tax osaabione, IL uzyc:
ich prawie ME MONA. Zawsze
wiedziano, re jazda japohska Sic
dzi ma bardzo zlych koniach; O.
kazaly sic one jednak gorsze, niz
przypuszczano. Armia bez jazdy
jest slepa, musi posuwae sic po-
wolf, omackiem, wtargnie wiec
do Mandzuryi znacznie p6zniej,
niz obliczano i OTTO dlatego Ro-
syanie mogli bez ryzyka przysu-
mac sic do koreanskiej granicy 0
polowe odleg1osci ustanowionej
pierwotnie.
Oszancowany oboz Haiczan-
Liaojanski jest rezerwa podsta-
wa d1a Port Artura i zarazem dla
oddziaiu generala Krestolihskie-
go, kt6ry majac pod soba kilka
batalionow wschodnio syberyj-
skich strzelc6w i p67torej bryga-
dy ussuryjskich Kozakow, wkro-
cyl do Korei zajal czese jei cd
granicy rzeh Tatong (po Kore-
ahsku Wilmting). Jego to VIA
snie zolnierze juz sic zetkneli
arnia iapohska pod miastem
Pjon[ang, o czem doniosly tele-
granny. Mona utrzymywac z Ca
la stanowczoscia, ze general Kre-
stolihski ME bedzie szuka} bitwy;
bysoby to z jego strony ogromna
nierozwaga i czynem zupelnie
zbytecznym. On tworzy straz
przednia; jego obowiazkiem do
brze rozpoznae rozklad i SHY ME
przyjaciela, poznac jego taktyke,
sposoby sposobiki, s4owem -
jak m6wia nilitarzySci = "wy-
macao nieprzyjaciela". Bedzie
wiec staczal utarczki, lecz zawsze
sic cofnie, ME da sic nawet oszo-
1omiG zwycieztwem w jakiejs po-
tyczce. Dopiero, gdym ajac ciagle
ma karku Japohczyk6w, cofnie sic
"a graniczna rzeke Yalu tam sic
polaczy dywizya generaaa Ii
niewicza, moga sic rozpoczst
nieco wieksze bitwy, ale zawsze
tyEko dla nuzenia nieprzyjaciela,
dla wstrzyrnywania jego pocho-
du XII obozowi Hajczan-Liaojah-
skiemu. Przy MIN dopiero zanl-
kniety bedzie wazny rozdzia4
wojny, moze Gala wojna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-03-26
z ko4 robotniczych.

Pieciu nieunionistow pracuja-
cych w fabryce L.Bastian and Co.,
prey Wells str, wczoraj wyszedf-
sly cd piracy pod opieka policyi'
zostalo opadnietych przez kilka-
dziesiat os6b = prawdopodobnie
unionistow strajkujacych lub ich
przyjaci61; trzech NIGH zdola7o
uciec, a dw6ch, C. A. Cleave i w.
C. Hill zostalo mocno obitych.
Hill nawet stracil przytomnosc.
Mkt ME zostai aresztowany.
Strajk mosieznikow szerzy sic:
wczoraj zastrajkowali unionisci
tych galezi w fabryce Liquid
Carbonic Acid Gas Co." z powo-
du, ze i'm kazano pelnit roboty
strajkujacych "kandelabrzystow".
z podobnej przyczyny zastrajko-
waso 20 dziewczat W fabrykach
w. D. Allena j Adams and West
lake.
strajkierzy W trzech fabrykach
nalezacych do American Can Co.
wczoraj zerwali uklady powo-
du, ze zarzad kompanii oswald
cyl, IL moga powr6cic do piracy
tylko W tym wypadku, gdy zgo-
dzs sic ma obciscie plac. -..i1...iA.......