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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-28

ny w chicago.
OSmdziesiata druga rocznice u
rodzin obchodzi1 wczoraj Alexan-
der Beaubien, ktory byl pierw-
Sym bia5ym czlowiekiem W Chi
cago urodzonym. Urodzil on sic
II stycznia 1922 W chatce pail
stojacej tam, gdzie teraz przeci-
naja sic Michigan ave. / Washing
ton str, Ojciec jego, Jan Baptysta
Beaubien, przybyl Detroit do
Chicago w r. 1902, pobawii tu
czas krotki tylko, ale powroci} w
r. 1870 i przez szereg lat poznlej
by1 reprezentantem ma Zach6d ola
Jana Jakoba Astora. Zakupowa}
cd Indyan skory i futra, kt6re wy
syia1 do New YorEu. Wczorajszy
solenizant majac lat 10, zastrzeliF
czarnego niedzwiedzia mad rzeka.
gdzie ia teraz przecina Jackson
boulevard. Byl to osta4tni niedz-
w1edz WI Chicago zabity. w roku
1868 pan Beaubien wstapif do po-
licyi, ale sfuzyl tylko niespelna
diva lata. w r, 1882 znowu VISTA
pill do sluzby policyinej / pomimo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-28
PRZEGLAD
P0LITYKI MIEDzYHARODOWEJ,
Chicago, 28 stycznia.

Skohczylo sic lat dziesiec cd
chwir, W ktorej Norwegia rozpo-
czela walke Z Szwecya rozluz-
nienie uni skandynawskiej. Do
magazine sic osobnych konsulat0w,
zaesienia wsp5lnego ministeryum
spraw zagranicznych wspolnych
poselstw "a granica, = to byly
diva gI6wne punkty ogromnie "a
c:etego sporu. w perspektywie
uNazywala sic skionnosc Norwe-
cow do zerwania nawet osoblstej
uni Szwecya, a ogioszenia re-
9u6Iiki. Ma czele tego ruchu stal
slynny pisarz Bjoernstjerne
Bjoernson, poeta, kt6ry W polity-
&c wystepowal nieraz jak dena-
gog. Przysadzenle mu iterackiej
aagrody imienia Nobla da1o Po-
vod do r6znych na jego Geese u'
roczysto$ci, ktore sic zbiegly z de-
uonstracyami radyka}6w racyi
dziesleciolecia walk Szwecya.
Radykali$ci spodziewali sic o.
gromaego podniecenia uczuG Id
dnoSci ! w nastepstwle upadku ga
binetu Hagerupa, kt6ry wyteze-
MEM ostatnich sil broni unii
skandynawsklej. Stata sic jednak
niespodzian1a Sedziwy laureat
gorqoo przen6wil "a zaniecha-
MEM zatargu, wielkim gfosem po-
czql wolat, ze "a wszelka cens
trzeba dazyt do przyjacielshego
porozumienia, bo wash zgubi
Szwecys, ale zgubi takze Norwe-
gia, a kiedy one uPadna, kolej
Drzyjdzie taIcze ma mic niewinna
Danie. Ludy skandynawsIlie w4o-
"a ma sic obce jarzmo, a wtedy
przepadna ich idee hterackie ia
.ch nova mySl, ze kobiety powin-
ny bye we wszystkiem r6wnou-
prawnione do wszelliej zgola slu-
zby publicznej Z wyjstkiem ko-
scieInej, konsularnej, wojskowej
poIicyjnej, a / to tylko dlatego,
ze na tych polach one jeszcze nj
gdy dobrowo1nie ME wystepo-
waly.
Coz TO sic sta4o, ze Bjoernson
tax niespodziewanie a radykalnie
zmienn swe przekonania? Oto =
wylSryto agitacye rosyjska wsr6d
ludno5ci p61nocnych okolic Nor
wegi "a przylaczeniem ich do
Rosyi. Z opisem tel agitacy1 wy
stapii znany W Norwegii publicly
sta Arne = Hammer, ktory pieszo
zwiedz3 Gala Laponie departa-
ment Tromsoe, a wszedzie wykryl
siec agent6w rosyjskch. Lapoh-
czycy ME So Norwegian i tax
sami ich ME lubia jak Finnowie
Szwedow, ale ze to Jest narod u
bogi. trudniacy sic wylacznie ry-
boiowstwem, wiec W sprawach
publicznych ME odgrywa} zadnej
roll wcale tez ME ME dbal.
Prad separatystyczny rozbudzii
w Mich obey agenci, przys}ani Z
Finlandyi, kt6ra Rosya gwalto-
wnie russyfikuje zdan1em p. Arne
Hammera dlatego, ably przygoto-
wac poch6d sw6j do norweskich
t'ordow, czyli do port6w, otwar-
tych na AtIantyk. w roku pre-
szlym na wiosne rad norwezH
|yda} rozporzadzenie, kt6re sic
5ardzo LaPohczykOm ME podoba-
q sk}oni}o ich przy usiuznei po-
@ocy agentow rosyjskich do spo-
gl2dania ma Rosye jako ma wyba-
wicielke norwezkiej niewoli.
RozPorzadzenie owo dotyczyio
fy0oi0stwa. Laponczycy trudnia
sic niemal wy}acznie polowem $1e-
dzi i sztokfiszy, Z tego zyja, ale
TO ich zajecie przedstawia dla
pahstwa znacznie mniejsza war
t0s6. anizeli poa0w wieloryb6w,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-28

wysokiego wieku, jeszcze jest W
czynnej sluzble ma stacyi przy
Harrison str.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-28
Zmiany w policyi.

Inspector policyi Campbell zre-
zygnowaf powodu, IL otrzymal
diva razy lepiej ptatna posade ia
ko szef departamentu inspekcyi w
"Chicago Underwriters Associa-
ton" Z pensya $1,000 rocznie. Ma
jego miejsce zostanie zamianowa-
ny kap. John L. Revere. Ma miej
see zmariego inspektora Johna D.
Shea zamianowany zostanie in
spektorem kap. George M. Ship
py. Kapitanami zostana zaniano-
wani, ma miejsce Revere'a Ship
py'ego, porucznicy Anson Backus
i John M. Collins. = w czorai u
karanych zostalo bardzo wielu po-
l1cyant6w "a rome wykroczenia
ME by}o miedzy mimi Polakow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-28

sarz zapewnil w SVEN przemo-
wieniu, ze pragnie Rosya utrzy-
mac przyjazne stosunki.
Petersburg, 28 stycznia. : u
czony ksiaze Tarchanon tloma-
cyl ma zebraniu oficerow, jake
wtasnoSci posiada odkryte przez
paniq Sklodowska "radium". Le-
czy raka i wSciekllzne, a jezeli
bedzie je MONA fabrykowac we
wiekszej iloSci, nowoczesne pro-
wadzenie wojny bedzie niemozli-
wen. Ma olbrzymla odlegloSc be-
die MONA wysadzac w powietrze
wszystkie magazyny prochu, ist-
niejace we wiezach fortec pod
pokladami wojennych okret6w.
Madryt, 28 stycznia. = Kiedy
kr6l Alfons w zeszla sobote przyj-
mowaf W palacu icznych goScl,
W przedsionku, blisko bramy pa
lacowej, znalaz1a policya pod Ia
wa maszyne piekielna. Znaczna
ilo56 dostojnych os6b przechodzi-
Ia przez brame, ME przewidujac
niebezpieczehstwa.
Panama, 28 stycznia. = w SCI
mie panamskim uchwalono wiel-
ka wiekszoscia g1osow nastepuja-
ca rezolucye: Gdyby spok6j pu-
bliczny lub istnienie konstytucyl
rzeczypospolitej panamskiej mia
ly bye zagrozone, przyznaje sic
Stanom Zjedn. prawo wmieszania
sic, azeby przywr6cit spok6j, z
tenn zastrzezeniem. re Rad Sta
now Zjednoczonych zobowiaze
sic utrzymac niezaleznosc RE
czypospolitej panamshej.
Belgrad, 28 stycznia. Are
sztowano tutaj byiego ministra
serbskiego, Teodorowicza, kt6ry
II czerwca roku zesz}ego zostal
ranionym przez zb6jcow krola
Aleksandra krolowej Dragi.
Eksminister sprzenlewierzyl $780,
900, kt6re stanowily wlasnoSG je-
dnego z Obrenowiczow.
Washington, 28 stycznia. =
Senator Simons, demol1rata, o.
swiadczyi, re potepia polityke o.
becnego rzadu W sprawie panam-
skiej, lecz bedzle gsosowa} "a
przyjeciem blu o kanale, gdyz
uwaza "a sw6j obywatelski obo-
wiazek, przeciwko przyjeciu tego
blu ME protestowac. Rozprawy
mad tym bilem ME predko sic
skohcza.
Kongresman Hemenway zale-
cal W izbie nizszej przyjecie rezo-
lucyi, azeby minister wojny wy
tlomaczyi sic, jaka SUNG picnic
dzy wyda} ma eksperymenty ma
szynami do latania w powietrzu.
Izba zastosowala sic do zyczenia
Hemenway'a-
Washington, 28 stycznia. =
Nowy sekretarz wojny, VIM, H.
Taft, przybyl wczoraj po po}u-
dniu koleja pennsylwahska. O.
czekiwal go ma dworcu general
Chaffee ze swoim sztabem tfum
ciekawych. Ped esborta oddziaIu
1890 pu}ku konnicy udai sic Taft
do gmachu ministerstwa, gdzie
go powital minister Root. Naste-
pn1e uda1 sic Taft do hotelu Ar
ington, ,gdzie by}y dla niego zare-
zerwowane pokoje
Pittsburg, 28 stycznia. Po
uplywie 48 godzin Cd chwili kata-
strofy wydobyto ma powierzchnie
ziem1 22 zwlok ludzkich. Znale-
ziono je w ma}ej odleghosci ID
glownego wejscia w podziemia.
Lezafo tam jeszcze SO innych tru-
pow, kt6re wydobyto pozniej. Me
kt6rym nieszczeSlimym eksplozya
poodrywa}a glowy. Okoso polu-
dnia przewieziono do szkoly 62
zwlok. Powietrze W kopalni stale
sic coraz goretszem. Znawcy
przypuszczaja, ze w podziemiu "a
palll sic py1 weglowy, Dwie pol
skie niewiasty przyby}y swiezo
EuroDv doWiadvWa1y sic wczo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-28

ostra nagane koronerskiej jury.
Wyrazil sic, re czynic tu burmi-
>strza odpowledzialnym "a wyda-
rzenie sic katastrofy w teatrze
Iroquois by}oby to samo, CO mp.
w wypadku, gdyby nieszczescie
wydarzySo sic W West Point, u
czyric "a to odpowiedzialnym
prezydenta Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych. Nadto uzasadnil jeszcze Sc
dz1a swoj wyrok nastepujacemi
wyrazeniami:
"Moge oswiadczyt bez zastrze-
zenia, re ME znajduje ami jednego
wyrazu W aktach, lie je przej-
rzalem, ktoreby mojem zdaniem
rnogio dac choGby Glen dowodu ma
to, il burmistrz wledziai o tel
sprawie, lub re w jakimkolwiek
szczeg6le zaniedbal obowiazku
nan nalozonego czy to przez u
stawy, czy tez przez okolicznosci
czyniace jakoweS osoby odpo-
wiedzialnemi "a bezpieczehstwo
innych. 80.
"Zdaje mi sic, re wielka jest
nieslusznoScia rzucit ma burni-
strza tego miasta niezas}uzone to
pietno, gdyz ME znajduje zadnej
do tego podstawy ami W ustawach
ami W faktach przedlozonych ju-
ry koronershej przez swiadkow,
ma ktorejby je MONA oprzet....
"Nie znajduje w materyale do
wodowym absolutnie mic, co mo-
g}oby wykazac, re burmistrz stall
sic wsp6fwinnym tych zab6jstw,
lub tego specyalnego zabojstwa,
lubzesta}sie winnymj jakiego zanie
dbania obowiazku lub jakiegokol-
wick niestosownego postapienia
w tel sprawie. Sad rozporzadza,
by uwolniono petenta cd wszel-
kiej stray na}ozonej ma niego z
powodu tego wyroku koronera".
2 k6f robotniczych.
Grand jury wczoraj wniosia ME
nlniej niz 20 oskarzeh przeciw ro-
znym robotnikom o spowodowy-
wanie zaburzeh ulicznych. Ma
zwisk ma razie ME wymieniono;
ogSosi sic je jutro lub pojutrze,
gdy zostana wykonane rozkazy
aresztowania.
w nieporozumieniu pomiedzy
fabrykantami pojazdow a ich ro-
botnikami, wczoraj fabrykanci o.
glosili rodzaj ultimatum, W kto-
rem do jutra godz. 5 po polu-
dniu wymagaja 1decydowania sic
robotnik6w, czyli przyjma ich pro-
pozycye. Jezeli ME przyjma, to
zapewne w poniedzia1ek zostana
wydaleni.
Komitet z 6 representative
maszynistow kolei Santa Fe opra-
cowuje move propozycye, ktore
maja bye przedSozone zarzqdowi
kolei. Maszynisci ME chca donna
gao sic podwyzszenia plac (wyno-
szqcych $40 cent6w "a godzi-
ne), tylko pewnych zmian w wa
runkach piracy W. warsztatach.
Stangreci w prywatnych fami-
1iach, kt6rzy posiadaja Charter"
cd uni woznic cd roku przesz}o,
zamierzaja sic zreorganizowat i
domagac sic zniesienia talk zwa-
nych "napitk6w'', bo wplywaja O.
ne lie ma ich pensye.
Pierwszy bia3y czaowiek urodzo-
ny w Chicago.
Osmdziesiata druga rocznice u
rodzin obchodzif wczoraj Alexan-
der Beaubien, kt6ry byl pierw-
Sym biasym czlowiekiem W Chi
cago urodzonym. Urodzil on sic
~ stycznia 1922 W chatce pail
stojacej tam, gdzie teraz przeci-
naja sic Michigan ave. Washing
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-01-28
"Nr. 377." "

Alderman John J. Brennan ma
razie musi powrocic do bride
we'll, gdzie otrzymai nr. 377. Sc
dzia Geo. w. Brown wczoraj po
poludniu odrzucil jego petycyq
"habeas corpus, wniesiona pod
pozorem, re sad kryminalny ME
ma prawa zasadzonych O.
sob przysfac tego zakla-
du, z powodu, re kon-
trakt zawarty miedzy miastem
Chicago a powiatem Cook W r.
1890, stracii waznosG I stycznia
1892. Sedzia orzekl, re chocby ten
kontrakt dis byf niewaznym, ole
szcze sad ma prawo odesfac ska
zanych do tego zak1a du, ale kon-
trakt jest waznym wedle orzecze-
ria wyzszych sad6w, dop6ki "a
klad przyjmuje skazahcow u
tryymuje ich "a zaplate mu dawa-
na. = Jezeli adwokaci Bremana
ME obmysla innych Srodk6w do
uwolnienia swego lslienta, to be-
die on musiai odsiedziec rok w
zak}adzie jake "nr. 377." Supe-
rintendent Sloan powiada, ze
wkr6tce mu sic wydzieli prace
przy wiazaniil miotei do wiosny,
a potem w ogrodzie.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-19

Representative Holes is getting
lax in his morals. He with SO or more
Alliance people attended some kind of
a church social and ate of the refresh
ments. The ice cream. pickles or
nockwurst contained something of a
cathartic nature and the woes of those
so people were tragically depicted on
the front page of the Alliance Review.
1t was apparent that Holes wrote it
for he used the editorial we" From
all reports the health board had better
get out its fumigatipg apparatus and go
to work over there. HOLES, you ought
to be ashamed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-19
WHAT TESTS INDICATE. .
Wheat Experiments BY the Woosts
Station.

VHoas experiments py TIC woost'
Station.
The results of field tests covering
twelve years work upon the farm Of
the Ohio Agricultural experiment sta
ton at Wooster, show the twelve heav-
lest yielding varieties to be in the order
named: Healy Gypsy, Improved Poole,
Early Ripe, Niger, Valley, Mediter-
ranean, Perfection, Red Wonder, Nixon,
New Monarch.
1t is not to be expected that similar
rank as to yield will obtain on all Ohio
soils. The mealy wheat is particularly
unsatisfactory upon rich, or bottom
lands.
Nor is it to be understood that yield
is the only factor in determining the
relative value of different varieties.
The average weight per measured
bushel is fair index of the plumpness
and grade of wheat. The varieties
standing highest in this regard are in
order: Red Wonder, Mon, Improved
Fulcaster, Hickman, Gypsey, Diamond,
Grit, Mediterranean, Niger. Deitz,
Valley. Bearded Monarch, Fultz-all
| red-grained wheats.
The twelve testing lowest, beginning
with the lowest. are: Rural New
Yorker No 6, Forty Fold, Jones Square
Head, EARLY Arcadian, New Soules,
Gold Coin. New Columbia. Interna-
tional No 6, Stanley, Giant Square
Head, Smiths Rust Proof, Mealy.
Ranking the above varities as re-
CARDS both yield, and quality as shown
by weight per bushel, giving sixty
points to yield and forty points to
weight, the ten standing highest, in
the order of their merit, are: Gypsy,
Red Wonder, Early Ripe, Improved
Poole, Niger, Nixon, Poole, Valley,
Mediterranean, Mealy.
Consideration of the milling quail
ties of these wheats will be taken up in
bulletin shortly to be published.
Eighteen different tests, with five
different varieties of wheat-the VAL
ley, ?ury, Poole, Fultz and Mealy, ex-
tending over ten years work, show a
gradual increase from 14.35 bushels,
grown from three pecks of seed to an
average of 218S bushels from nine
pecks of seed. In eight Of the eighteen
tests ten pecks gave a larger yield than
less amount of seed and in only one
test Of the eighteen did six pecks give
the largest yield.
Seedlings Of wheat have been made at
intervals of seven days from September
to October q. The largest yields on
the average have come from seedlings
made September 20, and the next larg-
est yields from September 10. Two
seasons when the Hessian fly practi-
cally ruined wheat in Ohio, 1900 and
1901, September 27 and October gave
the best yields.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-19

The proposition that the temperance
people will make at the next legislature
is one that will precipitate the biggest
fight that has ever been waged between
the liquor sellers and the Anti-Saloon
league. A measure will be introduced
to raise the Dow tax to $500 and If any
Of the dealers are caught violating the
Sunday law they forfeit their licenses
and are forever deprived of getting an
other. In some respects this would suit
great many liquor dealers who are in
favor of Sunday closing. They claim
that they are compelled to keep open
because others do so on the Sabbath.
But in spite of this fact, the Brewers
and liquor dealers association will fight
such measure to the bitter end. This
law is fashioned after the Pennsylvania
law, which revokes license for VIOLA
ton of laws.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-19

Just think. The days are growing
shorter, the shrill voiced insects are
singing the refrain of autumn, and it
be but a month or six weeks until the
picnic season will be nipped by Jack
Frost. Then there will be no more
outings, no more ball games, but in
the place of the mosquito and lake
plunge will be football and chilblains.
The good things do not last long in
this life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-19
COST OF sLAPpINe WIVES.
Pastime So Common in Chicago That
Price List Is Adopted.

Chicago, Aug. 17.-Chicago gentle
men who enjoy the luxury Of slap.
ping their wives, or think they may
sometime adopt this pastime, should
first consult the slapping price list as
established in the Harrison street
court.
Following is the price list OF slaps,
as determined upon by Justices Cav.
erly and Prindiville:--
slap with the left hand, 81.
right-handed slap, 81.
A slap while sitting down, 81.
A slap while standing up, IS.
A slap while stand hat-footed, So.
slap while standing on your
toes
This latter price must be left open
until August 20, when Justice Cav
erly will have returned from his va
cation, during which he will give
some thought to the case Of Mrs. Will
liams, of No. 1854 La Sale street,
whose husband is charged with being
a warm advocate of slapping as an
exercise.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-19

Rev Harry Bates takes a fall out of
Samuel Gompers in the Massillon
Cleaner, of which Bates is the editor.
He quotes something that Gompers said
about the churches not having any well
come for the laboring man, and then
goes on to prove that Samuel did not
know what he was talking about.
Bates is right. The churches of today
are made up of people who work for a
living or men in moderate circum-
stances. The rich are not thronging
the church doors, ana when million
aire does go to meeting the fact is tele-
graphed all over the country. The
churches may have their faults, but
they are vastly better than their critics.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-19

President Roosevelt is determined to
force ex-Secretary Root upon the Re
publican ticket for governor of New
York. Root does not want to make the
run, but Roosevelt insists. Teddy
should remember the fate of poor Sec
retary Folger in 1882 who was forced
on the Republican ticket in that state
by President Arthur and then defeated
by 192, 900 majority.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-19

Hawthorne Race Track, Chicago,
Aug 1G.-White Plume, with Knapp in
the saddle, captured the second race,
easily lowering the colors Of the gray
streak, Don Domo, who ruled as the
odds on favorite in the speculation.
Don Domo finished second, with Mon
astic third This was the class race
of the card though several of the 9th.
ers were quite as interesting in close
finishes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-19

What is this country coming tor
Down in Kentucky, the home Of the
American thoroughbred and saddle
horse, where the blue grass is abun.
dant, and where George Wilkes, 1922,
founded the greatest family of trot-
ters on earth, the Uniformed Rank Of
Knights of Pythias. in session at
Louisville. had to give up It's parade
because II could not secure horses
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-19
Telephone Operator Injured.

Fostoria, Aug. 18.-Miss Mamie
Francis, chief operator Of the Citi-
zens Telephone Co., was accidentally
touched by an electric fan wire on
her desk. when $50 volts passed
through her hand, burning two fingers
to the bone and literally cooking the
others. Other occupants of the room
knew nothing Of the accident till af-
terWards.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-19
Baby's RattIebox Saved $1,000.

Mansfield, o., Aug. 16.-A baby's
rattlebox scared away burglar at the
home of G. w. Elder last night. It was
on the floor near the door. Late at
night a burglar entered the house and
in opening the door between two rooms
he bumped the rattle. The noise awak-
ened Mrs. Elder, who aroused her hus-
band The burglar fed by the open
window route. Money amounting to
over $1,000 was in The house.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-19

Miss Eleanor Ludlow, of Springfield,
Ohio, who was at one time engaged to
marry Hobson, the naval hero, has con-
soled herself by contracting to marry
some one else. She evidently thought
that Hobson was doing too much mis-
cellaneous kissing and fired him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-19
Struck RY a Suuall.

Saratoga, N. Y, Aug. 16.-Jockey
Tod Sloan, Victor Williams and
Charles F. Dwyer, of New York, were
struck by squall on Saratoga lake
this afternoon and the sailboat In
which they were was overturned All
clung to the boat which was a mile
from shore until rescued by Thomas
G. Luther and his men from the White
Sulphur Spring hotel.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-19

The government will never make
self-respecting, self-supporting citi-
zens out of the Indians as long as it
supports them in idleness. The aver
age white man would go to the dogs
under such circumstances. Mix up
the tribes so that there will be less
intermarrying and tell them to root
hog or die"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-19

The statisticians Of the Republican
party are busy at work figuring on how
Roosevelt can be elected without New
York and Indiana. They seem to have
conceded the fact that he will lose
those two states.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-19

Davis gave the public few figures
on political economy that the math-
ematicians cannot well get away from.
His address was a good one and shows
conclusively that the old gentleman
is still young so far as mental calibre
is concerned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-19

The campaign this fall will be COM
paratively tame compared with the
scramble for nominations that the Re-
publicans will have next summer. With
the idea that nomination means cleo
ton, these fellows make the fight at the
primaries, and the offices with the fat
salaries are worth fighting for.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-19

The Chicago strike looks like a
long contest. The packers are work
ing in new men right along and ex-
pect In this way to eventually win
out The country is using the usual
amount of meat and cattle if anything
are cheaper because of the strike.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-19

Battlesburg, Aug. 16.-The Pike
township picnic was attended by sew
eral thousand people Saturday.
Mrs. Mckinley of North Industry
spent Sunday with her brother, Cyrus
Howenstine.
Misses Emma and Bertha Lipps Of
Canton visited with s. o. Exline Sun
day.
Mrs. Samuel Exline, Sr., is con-
fined in bed with liver trouble.
owen SbatDer and sister, Eva, were
visiting with friends in Pike a few
days.
Bert Jackson and his sister Bertha
of East Greenville are visiting at Will
liam Fogle's.
Emmet Russell and family Of Can
ton visited with J. E. Russell Sunday.
Nevada Yant and sister Of Valley
Junction visited with friends over
Sunday.
Ira Clugson and family of North
Industry visited with Samuel Exline,
Sr, Sunday.
George Studer and wife visited their
daughter, Mrs. Morris Slutz Sunday.
A. B. Eversole and family of Plain
township, were calling on their old
friends in Pike, Sunday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-19

Governor Herrick has commuted the
sentences of six prisoners from life to
fixed period of time This was done
so that the board could parole them.
They were sent up for life under the
habitual criminal act.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-19

Judge Hole is another one who knows
1t now. What sleepless nights he must
have spent worrying over the question
Se to whether or not he would be re-
nominated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-19

Georgia was real mean for burning
those negroes and ought to be severe
ly-oh, we forget-Ohio has done
some lynching herself and we've moth
ing to say.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-19
The Thrust of q Lance

is scarcely more agopizing than the re-.
current pains in the abdomen which
follow the eating Of improper food or
too free indulgence in ice e.water. The
immediate cause of cramps and collie Is
often the distention Of the bowels by
gas. Quick relief follows the use OF
Perry Davis Painkiller. Careful bodse.
keepers give IT the place Of honor in the
family medicine chest.