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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-29
sTATEK NAPovVIETRZNY sANTOSA DUMONTA PRZEZ
koTRZYK0W MocNo UsZKODZONY.

de. Ihre Undankbarkelt macht
sic veraechtlich i'm meinen Au-
gen..
Zmieniaja sic ludzie ma uslu-
gach idei pruskiej, lecz sama idea
Jest niesmiertelna. Depcze ona
mszystlie przeszkody. Ten lub
ow lzrol. albo minister moze bye
cnotliwy, albo wrazliwy ma to, co
SWAT powie. Lecz idea roztraca
ich "slabostki'' ciagnie ich "a
soba, jak ma lahcuchu: musza jej
siuzyc! Wreszoie pruski Drill"
doprowadzi4 do tego, ze dis juz
sic ME objawiaja zadne 'slabost-
ki" a eel pahsuwowy zawsze u
Swieca wszystkie zgola Srodki.
Celem pruskim = wytepic Po-
lak6w. Tego az nadto dose, aby
wszystkie ku temu 5rodki byiy
uznane "a dobre. Lecz jest komi-
sya. Musi ona podda6 jakies my
sli swemu sprawozdawcy, ktory
przed pelnym sejmem bedzie "a
LEGAL przyjecie projektu. Poslu-
chajfny tedy, jake mysi wyglo-
szono w komisyi.
= Nova ustawa ME zwraca
sic przeciw Pola.kom = rzekl mi
mister sprawiedliwosci. = Ona SIG
zwraca tyIko przeciw polskoSci,
a to wielka roznica. Konstytucya
porecza obywatelom wolnos6 O.
| siedlania sic ! nabywania ziemi,
! gdzie i'm sic podoba, ale ME pore
CA tel swobody polskoSci. Gdy-
by W ustawie bylo powiedziane;
Tam tam ME wolno osiadac
Polakowi, albo zydowi" = by}o-
by to naruszeniem konstytucyi.
, Ale ustawa zmierza jedy11ie do
tego, aby w pahstwie niemiec-
klein ME bylo polskiego niebez-
pieczenstwa. Konstytucya nietyl-
ko ma to pozwala, ale wprost "a
da tego.
= Projekt nasz ma ma celuwy-
3qcznie interes publiczny = rzek}
minister spraw wewnetrznych. =
Calos6 bezpieczenstwo pahstwa
Jest najpierwszym i najwiekszym
interesem publicznym. Strzedz
50 jest swietyrn obowiazkiem
| rzadu. Me myslimy w ogole "a
bronic Polakom osiadania ma zie-
mi, gdzie moga bye niebezpieczni
dla pahstwa. Jezeli to ogranicza
wolnoSc obywatelska, w takim
razie ogranicza ia takze wywla-
szczanie ziemi pod droge publicz-
na, pod kolej, pod twierdze, port,
albo kanaI.
Referent rzadowy. tworca pro-
jektu, radzca tajny Wedow rzek}:
''Nie chodzi uciskanie Polakow,
ale o podniesienie niemczyzny.
Po1acy zyia w pahstwie nieniec-
kiem. Jezeli ich interes ME zga-
dza sic z unforeseen niemieckim,
czyjaz to wilma, jezeli ME ich?
Wszakze jest ich obowiqzkiem
pragnac tego, co pozyteczne dla
pahstwa. Gdyby nawet nasz pro-
jekt byl ola mich niewygodny, to
w tahim razie powinni okazac
ofiarnosc, skoro utrzymuja, re So
dobryrni obywatelami.
: Zupelnie s1usznie! - zawo-
3a} liberal Peltasohn. = Niemie-
cka ojczyzna jest dose obszerna.
! Posiada take rozlegle kolonie.
Zaiste, jest gdzie osiadaG! A re
Polakom koniecznie chce sic O.
siadac ME tam, gdzie moga, lecz
wtasnie tam, gdzie interes publ
czny ME chce ich widziec, to jest
to tylko kaprys ludzi nawyklych
Cd ustawicznej opozycyi.
Czionek Centrum Roeren i
| DIR. DziemboWs4Ii wykazah, re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-29

NarWa, (Kosya), 29 czerWca.
-,Aresztowano tn dwoch Japotl-
czykow, przebranych "a kataryn-
karzy bulgarskich. w katarynce
znajdowaly sic miernicze aparata
mapa wybrzezy ba}tyckich. A
resztowani przyznali sic, re
byli szpiegani. Istnieje po-
dejrzenie, ze jeden mich jest
pu1kownikiem generalnego szta-
bu japohskiego. Poslano obu do
Petersburga.
Hamburg, aogo czerwca. =
Wczoraj kr6l Edward odwiedzil
Hamburg przez ca}y dzieh po-
dejrzywano go. nader okazale /
obwozono go po mieScie. Vie
czorem powrocA do Kilonii byl
ma bankiecie wydanym przez
ksiecia Heinryka.
Berlin, 29go czeuw'ca. = Polu-
rzedowo donosza, re satysfak-
eva, kt6rej Rad nierniecki i Rad
francuzki zanaierzaja zadac cd
rzadu Haiti, ma polegac ma rlka-
raniu sprawcow zelzenia pos1ow.
Francuzki krazownik Jurien de la
Graviere zostal wys1any ma Port
all Prince.
Petersburg, 29go czerwca. :
Obiega tu pogloska, ze Geese dru-
giej eskadry Oceanu Spokojnego
wyrusza dis z Konstantynopola,
ale ME mona jej sprawdzic. Wa
zna Jest rzecza, re wiceadmiral
Awelan, minister marynarki,
wczoraj zrobi1 przeglad okretow
Sissoj Welikoj, Ruaz i Suworow
a admiral Enguist, drugi komen-
dant eskadry, miaf audyencya u
cara carowej pred kilku dnia-
mi, co wyglada}o ma wizyte po-
zegnalna.
w urzedzie sensacyjnych po-
g1osek dalekiego Wschodu mai
wiecej robi wrazenia wiesc, jake
by kontradmira} Without, dlowo-
dzqcy flota pod Portem Artura,
stoczywszy bitwe Z Japohczyka-
mi, mydobyl sic z zatoki Spieszy,
ably po1qczyG sic eskadra VIA
dywostocka. Mimo swego ME
prawdopodobiehstwa, pogloska
ia powszechna znajduje wiare.
New York, 20 czenwca. = Ju-
ry koronerska, ukohczywszy
sledztwo w sprawie katastrofy ma
okrecie wycieczkowym General
Slocum, ogiosila werdykt naste-
pujacy: Olbrzylnie straty ludzi
ma okrecie mynik}y powodu
lekkomyslnej gospodarki dyrek-
torow kompanii okretowej Knic-
l<erboker. Kapitan Van Schaick
oddany zos,anie pod sad lrymi-
nalny. Kapitan Pease, glownie
dowodzacy flotyla kompanii, ro-
wniez jest odpowiedzialny, bo
ME zaopatrzyl nalezycie o.
kretu General Slocum wi a.
paraty do gaszenia poiaru.
Sternik Flanagan zachowal sic
iak tch6rz. Wladze zwiazkowe
powinny zbada6 potsaeneipi
powinny zbadac postapienie in
spektora Lundberga.
Wystawiono rozkazy areszto-
wanna dyrektorow kompanii. =
Razem II osob jest pociagnie-
tych do odpowiedzialnosci. Do
tychczas wydobyto zwsok, ofiar
katastrofy, $50. Pokaleczonych
lub inaczej uszkodzonych jest
$50.
St. Louis, Mo-, 29 czerwca. -
w ciagu ubieg1ej nocy jacys 10
trzykowie nozem pocieli jedwa-
bna powloke okretu napowietrz-
nego Santosa Dumonta W TAXI
spos6b, re naprawa zajelaby mai
mniej diva tygodnie czasu, ME
podobiehstwem sic stale dla Du-
monta w dniu 4 lipca, jak to by
n ,,Lozoneu ubiepac sic o rlagrO-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-29
$500 kary

Sedzia Kersten slazai wczoraj
ma zaplacenie $500 kary Charlie
sa A. Foster, kt6ry podczas straj-
ku konduktorow i motorowych
pobii nieunionistow w usiugach
kompanii Chicago City Railway.
Dwaj spolnicy zagorzalego unio-
misty zbiegli.
Przed sedzia Clifford toczy sic
rozpraIwa w sprawie Wflliama
Paul, Charlesa Shollian Harve-
va c. Mills, ktorzy takze byli W.
sluzbie kompanii Chicago City
Railway i wywofywali zaburze-
MIA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-29
krOnika MieisCoWa.
Muzycy groza bojkotern.

'Federacya muzyk6w" uwia-
domila zarzad Parku Strzeleckie-
go, rog Belmont Western ave.,
re zadna orkiestra chicagoska
ME bedzie odtad grywa}a w tym
parku, jezeli wv przyszla niedzie-
le grac tam bedzie "Pierwsza ka-
pela marynarki". zlozona Mem
cow sprowadzona z St. Louis.
Cz1onkowie tel kapeli ME naleza
do uni.
Policya aresztowa1a ]. Gala
ghera pod zarzutem pobicia a.
dwokata Allen. Jest on znany ia
ko profesyonalny "slugger", ma
uslugach strajkier6rw, ktory ma
pada ma nieunionistow, chcacych
pracowac. Inny "slugger", Ru-
dolph Rowen znajdrje sic takze
pod kluczem.
Komitet wykonawczy uni wo-
znic W pralniach postanowii wy
kreslic z listy unionistow kazde-
go takiego cz1onka, kt6ry pred
zakladem Shriver Laundry Co.,
gdzie panuje strajk, wywolywac
bedzie zaburzenia, napadaG ma
nieunionistow i dopuszczac sic
jakichkolwiek haduzyc.
Ma maszyniste Augusta Fiese
pm. 264 Ashland ave-, wracaja-
cego Cd piracy do domu, napad}o
wczoraj miedzy ID ul. a ID pl.
czterech unionistow, ktorzy zbili
Friesego tax mocno, re ME mog}
dostac sic do domu 0 wlasnych
silach. Friese pracowa1 we fabry-
ce pm. 347 Canal ST., gdzie oglo-
szono strajk. Podczas napadu
nadbiegl policyant Bagihski, lecz
ME mogl aresztowac zawadya-
kow, poniewaz gawiedz zebrana
ma u1icy stane{a Do ich stronie.
ze spraw miejskich.
Komisya szkolna projektuje,
azeby wieksze gmachy szkolne
kryto stalowyn, ogniotrwalym
dachem. Sciany maja bye talk gru-
be jak we fabrykach, a pod}ogi
wytrzymac ciezar W stosunku IS
funt6w ma stope kwadratowa.
Wielkie hale szkolne maja sic
zr1ajdowac ma parterze, mniejsze
ma drugiem pietrze, hale mie-
szczace mniej niz 1000 os6b, nie
wyzej, niz 50 stop mad ziemia.
Assessor departamentu wodne-
60, Harkins oswiadczyl wczoraj,
re brak -wody modociagowej po-
woduja liczne dziury w rurach,
doprowadzajacych wode do mie-
szkan. w ten spos6b 90 procent
wody wsiaka w ziemie. Jezeli
ktos kupi "a 5 centow mleka,
trzyma je w lodzie, azeby bylo
chlodne. Jezei ktos chce mice
chlodna wode, trzyna przez Gala
noe otwarty kurek, ME p}acac "a
rwlode. warta so centow. Iedynyrn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-29
Ck.i:agoska nliodziez.

Przed sedzia Tuthill stanei
wczoraj trzej 15-letni chlopcy,
synowie oby,wateli cieszacych SIG
dobra opinia. Chlopcy uczeszcza-
Ii do szkoi publicznych, a rodzi-
ce wpajali w mich dobre zasady.
Jeden mich Walter Barnett
przewodzil dwom innym. Ukradl
GEEK, sfafszowal nazwisko, zmie-
nil papier ma gotdwIke kupi} to-
-warzyszom swoim, WATERFOWL
Harnacker j Aldonowi Austin re-
wolwery. TAX uzbrojona banda
zakradla sic do mieszkan i kra-
dla, CO sic daSo. Pods}uchano To-
trzyk6w umatwiajacych sic, W. ia
Xxi spos6b dopuscic sic nowego
rabunku. Sedzia przekazal przy-
szfych kandydatow ma szubienice
sadowi kryminalnemu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-29
Rabus ofiara obfawy.

Do mieszkania 6o-letniej Amy
Altman pm. 1885 Lowe ave.
wszedI mczoraj okofo 2 godziny
DO poiudniu 3o-letni, SLIME zbu-
dowany opryszek zazadal wyda-
MIA $1,000, ktore starowina prze-
chowywala w domu. Kobiecina
stawiia opor zostala przez zbo-
ia nielitosciwie zmaltretowana,
poczem drab zaczal przetrzasac
mieszkanie od CORY do do1u. VII
dzialo go dwoch ch1opcow. Jeden
Mich uwiadomil o jego gospodar-
ce policye, drugi z mich zaalar-
mowal sasiadow. Kiedy bandyta
wyszedi domu, otoczyi go taum
ludzi, patrolka stala takze W. po-
gotowiu i opryszek dostal sic ma
poczekaniu "a "szwedzkie fran
h".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-29
zHyCieztW0 JapoiCzyk6W " WaWozaGh'
Kuropatkin gardM sWym nieprzyjacielem,
czujac sWa WyzsoS6 =
! I "ABOHIMACN" KU MENU AMIERA SIE COFAC!

dykt sprawie katastrofy ma orecie General slocun
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-06-29
Ia przykiadern matki.

Pani Frances Elmira Bay j jej
syn Theron przyjechali z New
Yorku do Chicago i rownoczesnie
wnieSli do sadu podania y roz-
wod. Pani Bay zarzuca swemu
mezowi, re jest pijanica pragnie
sic go odczepic, a jej synalek "a
da rozwodu, poniewaz jego polo
wica porzucila go il pzepadla
gdzies bez Sladu. Jezeli Theron
odziedziczyf po ojcu nasog do pi-
jahstwa, ME dziwimy sic jego po-
lowicy, a jezeli mdai sic w matke,
trudno sic dziwic, re "a jejp rzy-
kladem zrywa wezly, 1aozace lu-
dzi w swiecie cywilizowanym ma
ca1e zycie, W Ameryce ma taxi
diugo, jak sic g}upcom podoba.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-05

American bankers are not worryinge
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Notice to Delinquent
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You are hereby notified that I have
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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-05

A startling incident is narrated by
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lows: Il was I'm an awful condition.
My skin was almost yellow. eyes sunk
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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-05
TIMING EXPOSURES.
a Work II which Photographers
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A Work In which Photographers
Become Remarkably Accurate.
The photographer was about to take
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dark here" he said. that | guess III
give you about thirty seconds" ana.
drawing out the slide and removing
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ured and mechanical tone. zone. two,
three. four, five" and so on. When
tie exposure was finished b sitter
said: "You gave more than thirty sec
onds to that plate. You counted very
s,ow-I'm sure II took you a full min
ute to cou thirty"
The photographer handed his watch
to the young woman He said: III
count thirty again. Time me-" And
he made the count exactly as before
and he was just twenty-nine seconds
making It. zone second of-not so
bad. Near my old record. in fact"
said the photographer. Ten years
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/ do today. I could by counting make
exposures up to Eve minutes without
being more than q second OF. Usually
I'd be q second under: but, over or un-
der, 1t was only by n second that
I'd be out Of the way. But" lie added.
this gift IL not remarkable. Nearly
every photographer has 1t. Nearly
every one of us can guess spaces OF
time running from a half a second to
Eve or six minutes with what Is for
all practical purposes perfect eccu.
observation-disclosures Record.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-05
A Great

There was a big sensation In Lees
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SuEERp i YEARS

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The G lest Family SaIye

DeWitt's Witch Hazel gives instant
relief from Burns, cures Cuts. Bruises.
Sores, Eczema, letter and all abra-
sions of the skin. In buying Witch
Hazel Salve it is only necessary to
see that you get the genuine DeWitt's
and a cure is certain. There are many
cheap counterfeits on the market. all
of which are worthless. and quite d
few are dangerous. while DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salve is perfectly harm
less and cures. Sold by Brown Bros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-05
NEvADA'S RESOURCES

During the past twenty years the
population of Nevada has been slowly
declining, says the Pittsburg Dispatch.
It is a common remark that this Is
due to the exhaustion of is mineral
and that its d~ecadence must
be accepted as a permanent cond.tlon.
Those who know the mineral re-
sources of the western states and terri
tories are in the habit of saying: THE
ground has only been scratched"
The statement is literally true.
The case of Nevada is typical. 1t
looks barren enough as the transcon-
mental traveller sees it from his flying
train. And the census figures are not
encouraging. Nevertheless, Nevada
has abundant personalities and will
some day turn the laugh upon those
who have made it the object of bitter
and ceaseless derision. And irrigation
is the golden key which will unloc
the door of it's really immense re-
sources. If the land laws now used
for getting lands for speculation and
for cattle grazing shall be repealed by
congress. so that the government lands
can remain government lands until
they are irrigated by the government
and then turne over to real home
steaders. Their agriculture in the west
will double and quadrupie and mining
n every western industry will jump
forward.
But take the matter Of the rich ore
bodies in Nevada. Why do they lie
undeveloped. In spite of the st enuous
enterprise 50 characteristic OF our
time? Simply because they are re-
bte from civilization. The cost Of
uling the supplies in and of hauling
product out is prohibitory.
rhe watering of lands in their neigh
lrhood means, first OF all. a perma-
int population which may be drawn
BON to furnish labor In the develop
lent of the mines. Next, it means
lod for men and teams at prices
1aich win permit the industry to
ourish. Finally. it means an irresis-
lble temptation to the iron horse,
,r the railroad ever follows where the
,rces Of production point the a
:
This conquest of natural resources
n the wide west is a greater thing
than the conquest of all the islands
and archipelagoes in the sever seas,
1t means work and homes, independ-
ence and contentment for future mil
lions of our own countrymen. And II
is another and more striking instance
of duty and destiny"
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-05
SUFFERED 8 MONTHS

can heartily recommend ACKER.S
TABLETS for dyspepsia and Stom-
acL Troubles. | have been suffering
for eight months and tried many rem
edfes without any Keller until | got
ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS,
which | used only a short time and
am now perfectly we'll. Thanking YOU
for the speedy recovery, l am great
fully yours. FRANCIS l. CANNON,
Vancouver Wash. Eur SAFE by Brown
Bros. Send { o w. Fl. hooker & Co,
Buffalo. N. Y, for a free trial pack
age. Nothing like them.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-05
A Cure tor Headache

Any man. woman or child suffering
from headache. biliousness o. a dull,
drowsy feeling should take one or W
and morning. These famous little pills
are famous because they are a tonic
as well as q pill. While they cleanse
the system they strengthen and re-
build by their tonic effect upon the
liver and bowels. Sold by Brown Bros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-05

NJ. NJ. Austin OF Winchester. Ind,
knew what to do In the hour of need.
His wife had such IN unusual case of
stomach and liver trouble. physicians
and tried DR.. Kings New Life Pills
and she got relief 1t once and was
finally cured. Only 25c. at Brown
Bros drug store.