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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30
Pay of Genius MOuntInE High.
San Francisco Chronicle.

novelist is credited with a suggestion
and patent, the use OF which will enable
those on a submarine boat to spy out what
Is doing on the surface OF the water while
they are moving beneath the waves. II is
said that he is to receive $4,000 for his
idea. Shakespeare, who hinted at the pos
sibility OF the cable when he made Puck
declare that he would put a girdle about the
earth In forty minutes. hardly received pay
for his manuscript, and a continuous effort
is being made 10 rob him OF the credit Of
the plays which bear his name.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

Report of special examination in
stltuted by the state insurance depart
ment into one of the fraternal insurance
associations organized in Nebraska
shows that the claims paid for death
and disability during the period under
consideration amounted to some $3t6,-
600, while expenses of management ag.
gregated $4,000. The examiner may
be justified in his conclusion that he
has discovered no evidence Of any spe-
ciflc terms of extravaganza or anything in
the financial management of the COM
pany which calls for criticism. But ad-
mitting all that, the question is whether
some better system Of fraternal insur-
ance cannot be devised than one which
eats up 81 for expenses for every SO
paid back to beneficiaries.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30
ORIGINATOR OF CONCORD GRAPES
Proposed Tribute to the Founder of a
New Industry.


A movement has been started looking to
the erection Of a memorial to Bphraim
Bull. the originator OF the Concord grape.
Mr.. Bull found the grape vine growing
wild in the woods and transplanted it in a
yard in Concord, Mass. From that vine,
which is still growing in the place where
Mr.. Bull set it, has sprung the entire Con-
cord grape industry. Autumn and grapes
will soon be here. 1t is an appropriate time
to start such a movement.
1t is proposed to secure enough money by
voluntary contributions both to put up
monument to Mr.. Bull and to give perpetual
care to the old vine which he tended with
such skill and effect. Grape vines are ex-
tremely longllved. In California there are
some which are certainly several hundred
years old. There seems hardly any limit
to the time they will survive and remain
healthy and fruitful If properly tended. The
plan OF maintaining Mr.. Bulls vine in per-
petuity is not therefore, so impracticable
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

After Mr.. Calhoun has examined the
Venezuelan court records in the asphalt
case. he might learn something to his
advantage by looking over similar cases
In some OF the courts OF the United
States.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

"Gush and grind" may have a differ
ent meaning TO Chancellor Andrews, but
70 some Omaha school teachers it viii
recall mainly memories OF watch presen-
tations and close attention to bOokkeep-
ing
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

The Official proceedings of the con-
ference win be made public in due
course, but It is to be hoped none Of the
pienipotentiaries will undertake to write
magazine articles.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30
States rights should not be made an

States rights should not be made an
lana health officials would confer favor
upon their state, as well as upon the ma
ton at large by retiring from business
until the federal hospital corps can stop
the fever. Political contention is puerile
In the face Of an epidemic, such as the
yellow fever seems to be rapidly be-
coming.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

The problem of aerial navigation does
not seem to be so much to get into the
air as to stay there, and so far the pen
atty for a mistake is too severe to make
the experiment specially attractive.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

Governor Mickey has returned from
Portland and resumed supervision Of the
state house. Demo-pop papers, whose
chief stock in trade consists in berating
the governor, will take notice.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30
.ndrInr frnm Innnnese

Judging from japanese newspaper
comment. the mikado may find an in
teFosting internal situation" when the
peace terms become known, but II is
probable that those comments are such
Hs the American public long have known.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

Representative Bartholdt's proposal Of
an international congress 10 consist OF
two houses would indicate that the ten
sion between the two ends of the capitol
ls not as strained as was imagined.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

The city authorities of Council Bluffs
are moving for an ordinance to regulate
automobiles in the city across the river.
Our new automobile club will have to
branch out.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30
Advantages of second Place.

Vice President Fairbanks has been hav-
ing all sorts OF a good time during his
vacation. while the president has been
spending his days looking after atfairs Of
state. There are some advantages con-
nected with second place.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

who was raised from humble station 70
guide the destinies Of the nation at the
supreme crisis Of it's existence Erows
greater and more widespread as the magni-
tude Of what he did becomes better and
more generally appreciated.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30
TouchinE the Bottom Of ThInH..

Baltimore American.
1t Is no surprise for the American public
to learn that the president went down to
the bottom OF oyster Bay in the Plunger
He Is accustomed to going to the bottom
Of things. This is one reason why that
same public has put him at the top OF
them.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30
WHEN OUT OF TOWN.

Subscribers IenviRE the city tenn
PorariIy should have The Bee
mailed to them. IL is better than
q daily letter from home. Ad-
dress will be changed as often as
requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

Old Sol ought really TO be more ac-
commodating in the timing of his
eeilpses If he is anxious to draw a full
house
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30
Drawing the Line.

The entire nation cherishes the respect
full but ardent hope that its valued chief
magistrate will consent to draw the line
short OF the airship.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

Considering the strenuoSity of his
vacation, one can understand why the
president decided not to call an extra
session of congress.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

Should Uncle Sam feel the need of a
soat of arms he could appropriately as.
sumo the dove of peace couchant upon
the "big stick"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30
FruitIean subiecta.
Brooklyn Eagle.

People taint themselves for money, but
the money isn't tainted. Even II IT were,
II would take on the taint to apply 1t TO
a good purpose. Let's talk about the
weather.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

What fun Secretary shaw and Gov
ernor Cummins could have IL each were
only editors of rival newspapers printed
IN the same town.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

If Omaha is to be in on the big job
printers strike that is now brewing at
Chicago, the sooner we know it the
better.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

The Hidden Fortune" having proved
true TO name, stockholders may try to
discover just who hid IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

For some reason or other the cam
paigns in Virginia and Ohio this year
tail to attract the attention of either the
politicians or the betting public.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

According to reliable crop forecasters,
Nebraska's potato crop will also be a
hummer.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

When Farnam street puts OH its new
asphalt coat its oldest friends will have
to be reintroduced to it.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

South America can now reoccupy the
martial stage with its election cam
paigns.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

NJ. Pokotiloff, the giant minister to Pc
king, has met the American laundry at
Portsmouth, and it is his'n. We have
most charmngly irresponsible laundry up
here. When you send out any clothes you
make out two lists, one for the hotel end
one for yourself. You add your name. date
of birth, mothers maiden name, color OF
your eyes and hair, state Of weather and
general remarks. The negro bellboy carries
It away. A few weeks later strolling in the
basement, you see a familiar bosom; 1t Is
your shirt, all your shirts, stlll there.
Pokotilof wears starched white coats
in the morning. Last washday he sent
four of them to the laundry. The washing
came back but not the coats. He kicked
at the desk. The clerk sent out tracer.
No result. Pokotiloff, inspired by an Am
erican offered the bellboy 25 cents for every
one of the coats which he the bellboy, dug
up.
And now" said NJ Pokotlloff, IT have re-
covered seven white coats, all fitting me
perfectly"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION.
State of Nebraska, Douglas county. IS:
Publishing Company, being duly sworn,
says that the actual number OF full and
complete copies OF The Daily, Morning.
Evening and Sunday Bee printed during the
month of InlN- 1anh was q fnlloMa:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30
LINES TO A SMILE.

Am really awake?" murmured the vag-
abond on the park bench
III pinch YOU and see quoth the
quick-witted policeman.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Mrs. Malaprop-Did you hear about that
poor mans accident while Shawn? II was
an awful cats thrope.
Mrs. Brown 0auRhing)-An awful what7
Mrs. Malaprop-Oh, It's no laughin' mat
ter. He cut his tocular vein.-Philadelphia
Press.
Iawyer-Have you formed an opinion on
this case?
Juryman-No sir.
DO you think after the evidence on both
sides is all IN, you would be able TO form
any opinion?"
mo, sir"
"Yuo'll do."-New York Weekly.
Even the baby that Is born with a gold
spoon In his mouth doesn't seem to find II
any hindrance when he wants to holler.-
Somerville Journal.
what is your idea OF a reformer7''
"A reformer," answered Senator Sorghum,
rs, In my opinion, a man who stands out
IN the road and makes a terrific fuss in the
hope that machine will come along and
give him a lift."-Washington Star.
Then you don't consider him an expert
fsherman7'
"Of course not Why, he hasn't any i'm
agination whatever. ver."-Philadelphia Ledger.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

Daily average ...............,.,..,...., 1s'4oO
c. c. ROSEwATER,
Secretary.
Subscribed in my presence and sworn to
before me this fIst day OF July, 1905.
(SeaD M. b. HUNGATE,
Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

They had a dance at Fort Constitution
the other night for the enlisted men. 1t
was largely attended by the help at Went
worth. Some chambermaids, through an
interpreter, invited Lin, NJ. Pokotilon
Chinese servant. Lin accepted on the spot.
He wore for the occasion his most gorge
ouse mauve robe.
Lin never has been taught to, waltz, but
that fact did not discourage him. When
the first dance started he walked over to
his favorite chambermaid, and as he saw
the soldiers doing, hugged her tight to his
mauve robe and hit up his gait 1t wasn't
exactly a waltz. Neither was 1t two-step.
It was described as a four-step with five
step interludes Now and then Lin would
cast one Of his felt shoes. Then he would
stop. carve out a free space in the midst
of the dancers, resume his shoe, ana re-
Join the giddy whirl. Lin was the hit OF
the evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

little debate in the palm garden Satur"
day set us to talking and thinking seri-
ously of the affair at which we are assist
ing here, relates the New YorN Sun cores
pondent II is hard to remember that the
bargain is for treasure so big as to be past
Imagination, for the future of nations that
upon its issue hangs the possibility OF
100 900 tragedies in the paper houses OF
Nippon or the huts Of Muscovy. And we
fell to marveling at the contrast between
the game and it's field. At Toxic, at st.
Petersburg and at the Hotel Wentworth.
in Newcastle, n. H., they are threshing
out the question of peace.
At ST. Petersburg the czar and his grand
dukes hold counsel in a palace Of hun
dred tragedies. They move through dark
and splendid corridors, where life guard
and Cossack salute as they pass. They
meet in chamber OF state with all the
formality of empires. Before the palace
ten regiments keep guard against an un-
quiet people.
In Toxic the mikado confers with the
elder statesmen in the Chyoda palace the
ancient castle of Tokugowa the shotgun.
II is set in an oriental garden like that
which borders the pleasure dome of Kubla
Khan. The elder statesmen pass into the
far chambers Of the palace, where none
OF inferior rank may pass; beyond are
the sacred habitations of the emperor him
self. wherein none but princes enter. Regi-
ments guard this palace. too; splendor In
the east. with military display In the west
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

Here In Newcastle, N. H, IN wooden
hotel built by a plain Yankee citizen FOR
a summer resort four men In frock coats
representing big slice of the brains OF
the Japanese and Russian governments
are meeting in the office OF the general
stores building. living amongst summer
girls and tennis men, getting their wash
ing mixed with shirts, collars and lingerie
of a family in the wholesale grocery busl-
ness at Portland. Me, and having their
dress waistcoats mixed with those OF Pitts
burg people in the steel business.
In the immediate background are I'M
promptu dances bridge whist tournaments
and all the floss frivolity, and Irritation OF
a summer hotel In the less immediate
background are two quaint sleepy, friendly
New England towns For pomp and parade
there are Ave marines who sit by the gate
to the Kittery navy yard. When the cor
poraI in command sees the automobiles OF
the ENJOYS coming he calls TO his men,
"AIl out you." and the marines fall TO In
salute-if the chauffeur isn't too fast for
them. There are also six secret service men
In straw hats. an automobile blackboard
one man in white fiannels and yachting cap
who represents the majesty OF the state
department. who goes ahead to make the
arrangements.
II these are not contrasts the back
stairs conferers won't take cent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-05-24
KR0TKIE HOTATKl MIEjSKIE.

- Firma Allis Chalmers Co. do
starczy maszyn do stacyi wodociago-
wei Washington Heights, pomimo re
firma Platte Iron Works wystapiia
korzystriejsza ma pozor dla miasta o.
ferta.
- Prokurator stanowy zada zioze-
MIA urzedu konstablow Benjamina
Block | Louisa Grossman.
- Pani Pearl White skarzy sic, ze
lei maIzonek Clarence wybii ia W pier
wszym tygodniu po slubie. Take po-
stepowanie meza miesiacu rniodo-
wynn ME podoba sic pani White
- sedzia zwiazkowy Kohlsaat u
znal prawomocnosc ordynansu miej-
skiego, zakazujacego fabrykom "a
nieczyszczac powietrze miejskie ge-
stym dymem.
- Kiedy tysiace robotnik6w straj-
kuja dobrowolnie, 35-letni Antonio
Greeke z Hegewisch poderana} sobi
gardio, poniewaz ME mogi znalesc
piracy.
- 45-letnia modniarka Carlemia
Brosham targnela sic ma w}asne zycie,
chcac otrut sic gazem. Przeszkodzono
temu zamiarowi.
- Pomiedzy osobami oskarzonemi
o lekcewazenie sadu branie udziaiu
W zaburzeniach, nalezy Jan Grunt-
kowsh.
- Kolej Nickel Plate obniza ceny
biletow jazdy z okazyi dnia wiencze-
MIA grob6w.
- Za}ozone W r. 1878 stowarzysze-
ME Northwestern Travelling Men's"
ME jest stanie wypiacic $4,000 ma
leznego posmiertnego. Towarzystwa
bankrutuje.
- Pociag kolei pennsylwahskiej ma
jechal ma 33 ul. ma powoz, zdruzgotaf
go 1 przyprawii smierc 27-letniego
Szczepana Maskiewicza z pm. 3032
Throop st. / 1S-letniego Adama Magic
pm. 2919 Farrell st. 34-letni John
Nc Closkey z pm. 1904 Throop st. zla-
NAL czaszke ma poiamane zebra.
- 70-letni john Kultzen, zamiatacz
parku Lincolna, zostal przejechany
przez pedzacy szalenie samocnod.
Kultzen zosta1 pokaleczony smiartaa-
ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-05-24
Rome n0tatkI te|egraficzns.

z Rygi donosza telegraficznie, re
szef policyi dystryktu Snylten zostai
ciezko raniony wystrzaicm przez gro
made rewolucyonist6w. 10 os6b aresz-
towano.
= q Charkowa telegrafuja, re W
skutek wykolejenia sic pociagu kole-
jowego pod Losawia wczoraj duzo O.
sob zostaio pokaleczonych 1 pozabija
nych.
- Wyzsza izba norweskiego parla-
mentu oswiadczyfa sic r6wniez "a
niezawis}a siuzba konsularna Norwe-
gil uchwala ia teraz przeszIa przez
obie izby.
= W Madrycie policya aresztowaia
szajke oszust6w, kt6rzy cd wielu lat
oszukiwali mn6stwo Europejczyk6w
Amerykan6w zmyslaniem "ukrytego
skarbu".
W Baracaldo W Hiszpanii wy
buchly rozruchy robotnicze; skonsy-
gnowano wojsko, odbyiy sic walki u
liczne duzo os6b zosta}o poranio-
nych.
- q posiadlosci afrykansllich Me
mice donosza o nowych licznych roz-
ruchach krajowcow.
+ - Sekretarz stanu Hay, zaproszony
przez kanclerza niemieckiego Buelo-
wa, by przyby1 do Berlina, wym6wif
sic grzecznie stanem swego zdrowia.
- Inspector urzedu pocztowego,
George c. Holden, kt6ry urzedowaf W
Ffladelfii, zostaf ziozony urzedu z
powodu, re pozyczyl byi pieniadze cd
pewnego czlonka kompanii, kt6rej
ksiegi rewidowal.
= w Topeka, Kas., aresztowano
dw6ch w}6czeg6w, ktorzy W Paulina,
Kas., zrobili zamach koleiowy, stara-
jac sic narzuceniem ma szyny belek
doprowadzit do wykolejenia pociag
osobowy
= W New Yorku zamknieto bank
Merchants Trust CO.., zalozony W r.
+ 1899, z powodu re ME m6gl zaspolloit
rachunk6w sumie S553,00O. Akty-
wa banku jednakowoz TAX bardzo
przewyzszaja passywa, ze depozyto.
row i akcyonaryuszy Mkt straty ME
poniesie.
= W New Yorku republikahskie
kluby wczoraj wydaiy wspaniaiy ban
/. kiet ma czest -Whitelawa Reida, ktory
wlr6tce wyjezdza do Londynu jako
ambassador.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-05-24
Kronika MiejsCoWa.
UKLADY ZERWANE.
w skladach drzewa bezrobocie.
Milicya w pogotowiu do dziaiania

Zapowiedziana ma wczoraj rano
konferencya, zamiast przyniest
spodziewany pokoj, zakohczyla
sic stanowczem oswiadczeniem
agent6w kompanij ekspresowych,
re w niczem strajkierom ME usta-
pia w zadne dalsze uklady z nj
mi wdawac sic ME mysla. Zale-
dwie wymozono ma Mich, re wzie-
Ii udziai w konferencyi wieczor-
nej stowarzyszenia pracodawcow,
ma ktora zaproszono takze Jane
sa Barry, ,przywodzce estrajku. RE
cznik kompanij ekspresowych "a
znaczyl, re kontrakt unia wo-
znicow opiewa, il ME wolno i'm
strajkowac przez syn1patye, po,
niewaz kontrakt ten zerwali, kom-
panic w zadne dalsze umowy z
mimi wdawac sic ME moga.
w tych warunkach centralna
rada woznicow ma odwolanie
strajku zgodzic sic ME mogla,
zwiaszcza re w ciagu dnia w}asci-
ciele SHADOW drzewa kazali wo-
znicom dowozic budulec firmom
bojkotownym wywo}ywali tynai
rozkazami dalsze strajki. Porzuci-
10 wczoraj prace w sS}adach drze-
wa 4o2 woznicow, dis pojda "a
ich przyk1adem inni. Strajk wo-
znicow szerzy sic przeto grozi
obecnie zastojem ruchu budowla-
nego, ktoremu wlasciciele ska
dow drzewa chca zapobiedz, spro-
wadzajac do Chicago nowe zaste-
py "scabow".
Taxi stan rzeczy grozi nowen1i
zaburzeniami nayorowi miasta
ME pozostanie mic innego,jak We
zwac gubernatora o przyssanie
milicyi. General adjutant guber-
natora, T. w. Scott, bawi juz w
Chicago i czyni odpowiednie
przygotowania, azeby gwardya
narodowa byia w moznosci wy
staple czynnie ma wypadek po-
trzeby. q
81 Tymezasem wystepuja czynnic
sadly. Sedzia Kohlsaat powoiaf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-05-24
RUcH PARoWcoW.
Przybyiy:

Przybyiy: -
New York: Furnessia 2 Glasgow,
Bremen Bremy, Republic Neapo.
lu, Prinz Adalbert Genuy.
Glasgow: Astoria N. Y, Corin-
THAN 2, Montrealu.
Londyn: Minneapolis z N. Y.
Antwerpia: Finland N. Y.
cherbourg: Kaiser Wilhelm II
N. Y.
Neapo: Prinz oskar z N. Y.
Odesziy:
New York: Prinzessin Alice do Bro
my, Slavonia do Tryestu. Cevic do
Liverpoolu.
MarsyIia: Gallia do N. Y.
chrlstiania: Oscar II do N. Y.
Havre: Sandman do Montrealu.
Liverpool: Carthagenian do Filadel-
I'll, Ivernia do Bostonu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-05-24
Skandal.

Przyjaci6ika L: Wiesz, Zuzia
zn6w owdowiala?
Przyjacioika II cstara panna): -
Me .moze .byc!. MOI Boze!....
Taxa mioda kobieta- 1 juz trzeciego
meza chowa ala AMI jednego jeszcze
ME mialam To SCANDAL, dopraw.
adyi l.. y Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-05-24
Czy RozestWie6ski sic Wymkna|?
Komunikacya kolejowaz W}adywostokiem
odcieta.
W. ksiecia sergiusza stracony.
Burmstrz miasta Fladefi wypowiedza1 wone swe pary
radze miejskiej.


CnOrOWa1 ia SZkOIDul, WSZySCy
takze fizycznie bardzo So podupa-
dli.
Czifu. 24go maja. = Urzednicy
banku rosyjsko chihskiego W
Porcie Artura skarza sic, re NADIA
remnie starali sic naklonic Japoh-
czykow do wydania przesz}o stu
worow urzedowych i prywatnych
dokumentow i istow, powierzo-
nych bankowi w czasie oblezenia
do wyslania, po kapitulacyi
skonfiskowanych przez Japohczy-
kow. Po zburzeniu urzedu pocz-
towego rzeczy te z1ozono w skle-
pieniach banku i miano je roze-
slae przy pierwszej sposobnosci.
w obec postepowania Japonczy-
kow, bank ME jest w stanie wy
konac swych poleceh i rozesiac
posylek przekazow w rome
strony do Ameryki, Niemiec, An
gill Francyi.
Petersburg, 24go maja. - Pol
urzedowo wczoraj oznajmiono,
re Ivan Kalejew, ktory II lutego
zamordowai wielkiego ksiecia
Sergiusza w Moskwie, zostai tam
stracony wczoraj rano godzinie
8. Ma szafocie Kalejew przema-
vial powiedzia5 miedzy innemi:
@Utrzymywano, jakobym blagai 0
iaske. To klamstwo. Trzymam sic
tradycyi "woli ludu". Me prosze
o zadna laske. Ciesze sic, re u
mieram". - "Wala ludu" nazy-
wala sic dawniej partya, MIN po-
1aczyla sic z terazniejszymi rewo-
lucyonistami.
Paryz, 24go maja. - Sekretarz
stanu Hay przybedzie tu w przy-
SHY poniedziasek i zabawi diva
dni. Z{ozy wizyte ministrowi
spraw zagranicznych Delcasse,
kt6ry mu wizyte odda, ale bedzie
to scisle tylko wymiana grzeczno-
Sci. Me bedzie publicznych recep-
cyl ami zadnych innym manifesto
cyl 1ub bankietow, gdyz pan Hay
rnusi sic szanowac.
Wieden, ago maja. - Straze
ogniowe w Tyrolu groza straj-
kiem. Ma konwencyi stray ognio-
wych w Innsbruku przyjeli rezo-
lucye, re porzuca prace, jezeli
ME otrzymaja dostatecznej sul-
wencyi. w czasie pozarow ogra-
nicza sic ma ratowaniu ludzi "a
grozonych, ale gasic ognia ME
beda. Panuje zaciekawienie, jak
w obec tel grozby zachowaja sic
w}adze tyrolskie.
Filadelfia, 24go maja. = Wy
buchla tu ciekawa wojna pomly,
dzy burmistrzem Johnem Wea-
yer, republikahska "maszyna",
kt6rej .zawdziecza swoj wybor
rada n1iejska, ktorej wiekszost
nalezy do "nlaszyny".
Miasto Filadelfia jest wlascicie-
lem zakladow gazowych, ktore
zostaly oddane w dzierzawe kom-
panii United Gas Improvement
Co." ma lat 80 tenn zastrzeze-
MEM, re po latach 10 (ktore uply-
waja W roku 1907 miasto ma
prawo odebrac swa' wlasnosc,
skoro zyczyc sobie bedzie. Otoz
obecnie rada miejska, naturalnie
w porozunieniu z "maszyna".
postanowiia oddac owej kompanli
zakiady gazowe ma dalszych la:
IS "a S25,ooo,ooo, Rzecza jest po-
wszechnie wiadoma, re tax kom-
pania, jak w porozumieniu mia
"maszyna" republikahska niesly-
chanie wyzyskuja miasto, i re
"maszyna" swa gospodarka do
prowadza miasto prawie do BAN
kructwa.
Burnaistrz Weaver postanowl
poaozye temu koniec, zerwae g