davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-04
Grznia arrnaty mad rzeka Hun,
Grippenberg narzeka ma Kuropatkina.
pOGRzEB 800 ROB0TNk0W POLEGkYCH W WARSzAW1E.
Eskadra amerykafka broni neuralnosci brzeg6w wysp
Flipi6skich.
Andrzei Kurowski aresZtowany w East st. Louis.
Grippenberg narzeka na Kuropatkina.
YER 900 ROB0TNIK0W POLEGkYCH W WARSAW
ameryka6ska broni neutralnosci b1
FIlipinskich.
Kurowski aresztowany East St. Louis.

Paryz, Ago lutego. - IS anne
rykahskich okretow wojennych,
stanowiacych eskadre wyspy Lu-
zon, wyjectafo Manili ma po}u-
dnie, azeby przeszkadzac okre-
tom rosyjskim japohskim W
gwalceniu praw neutralnosci. Ho-
lendrzy wyslali takze swoje okre-
ty do Sumatry i JaVy.
Washington, ago lutego. - w
senacie adwokat sedziego Sway
ne odczytal obrone oskarzonego
Swayna ma zrobione mu przez
izbe posl6w zarzuty. Swayne tlo-
macy, swe postepowanie, ME
wypierajac sic tego, CO uczynif i
PROFESSIONAL przeciw twierdzeniu
kongresmanow, jakoby dopusca
sic "ciezkiej zbrodni'. Senat "a
decydowa1, azeby komitet izby
possow wygotowaa do qoniedziaa-
ku replike ma obrone Swayna.
Po catotygodniowej debacie
przyjeto wczorai W izbie nizszej
bill, przeznaczajacy ma wydahki
departamentu poczt srtms $780,
7S7,413.
Springfield, Ill, Ago lutego. =
Komitet possow, rozpatrujacy
spraws Conerfonda, przyznas sic
ze postspi. uiewaasciwie, ME
przypuszczajac przynajmniej
przedstawiciela prasy ma swe po-
siedzenia.. w poniedzialek stanie
Comerford pred komitetem, lecz
ME wiadomo dotychczas, czy WY
stapi W roll oskarzonego lub O.
skarzyciela. Bardzo wiele cd te-
go zayezy, czy W Chicago zbierze
doststeczna liczbe dowod6w ma
poparcie swego twierdzenia, ze
cz{onkowie legislatury uprawiaja
budlerke. Przyjeto rezolucye, a
zeby zachecie prezydenta do wy-
stapienia przeciw naduzycioa re
strony trustu lompanij kolejo-
wych, kt6re fraclty kolejowe OBJ
liczaja inaczej dla korporacyi u
przywilejowanych, a inaczej dla
innych przemyssowc6w.
Washington, Ago lutego. -
Miedzystanowa- komisya handlu
dosz1a do przeswiadczenia, re
konpania Golei Santa Fe syste-
matycznie, przez S lat przekra-
czala przepisy prawa Elkinsa, OBJ
liczajac W dwojaki spos6b raty
frachtowe. "a kazde przekuocze-
ME tych przepisow czeka zarzad
kolei Santa Fe kara pieniezna Cd
tysiaca do 20 tysiecy dolarow.
New York Ago lutego. -Przy-
byl dotad Franc. Kalkenbrun,
radzca sekcyjny austryaokiego
ministerstwa spraw wewnetrz-
nych, W tym celu, azeby ramie-
MIA rzadu austryackiego urzadzic
dom opieki mad austryackimi
imigrantami. Przestana ich odtad
wyzyskiwac -niesumienni agenci,
korzystajacy nieznajomosci
irnigrantow krajowego jezyka |
tutejszych stosunkow. Imigranci
znajda w zakladzie ausryacklm
TAME mieszkanie l chwilowe u
trzymanie, a nadto postaraja sic
urzednicy zakiadu o sta1a prace
W odpowiednich dla imigrantow
zawodach. Dom imigrantow no
wojorski urzadzi file W roznych
punktach Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych.
St. Louis, Ago lutego. = Are
sztowano W East St. Louis An
drzeja Kurowskiego, "a ktorego
schwytanie wyznaczono $500 ma
grody. By2 on podobno Goolega
chicagoskich bandytow Marksa
i Van Dine. Przyzna1 sic, re
strzelas do IS osob, z ktorych Kill
t,o rlyofecz,,f krr,ierte1nie DIVA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-04
Kandydatura sedziego Dunno.

S4ycnaC, lQecydOWa1 SIG w oDeC
publicznej opinii przyjac handy
dature ma burmistrza miasta, W
poczatkach przyszlego tygodnia
publicznie ogsosi swoja decyzya,
w kt6rej zapewne oglosi swe "a
patrywania ma kwestye biezace.
Ale ci, ktorzy przeciw jego kan
dydaturze wystepowali i zrecz-
nym podstepem chcieli go jej po-
zbawit, jak o tenn wczoraj dono-
silismy, beda prawdopodobnie
mocno rozczarowani. Sedzia
Dunne bowiem ME zamierza zre-
zygnowac urzedu sedziego, do
pdki istotnie ME zostanic obrany.
Skoro go obiora, to bedzie bur-
mistrzem i zrezygnuie urzedu
sedziego; jesli zostanie pobity, to
nadal pozostanie sedzia.
Jedna z gazet tutejszych zape-
wnia, ze W razie gdy sedzia
Dunno otrzyma nominacya de-
mokratyczna ma burmistrza mia
sta, fuldusz Rampant denokra-
tow bedzie bardzo powazny, bo
wyniesie okolo 100000, ktore
zbiora organizacye Popierajace
plan objecia przez miasto ma
wlasnosc zakladow publicznych.
Nova jest o organizacyach tego
rodzaju nietylko W Chicago, ale
w innych miastach, gdyz dla
zasady interesowat sic beda wy
borami w naszem miescie w ta-
kim wypadku.
Jest nova Q TEN, ze skoro Sc
dzia Dunno otrzyrna nominacya
demokratyczna ma burmistrza
miasta, to nominacya ma jeden z
najwyzszych urzedow miejskich
otrzyna niezawodnie ktorys re
znanych Polakow.
Otrzvrna odszkodoWaf1ie.
~ Jury sedziego Walker przyzna-
Ia wczoraj $6,25o odszkodowania
PAM Margarine Rykowskiej, 123
Ems str, re strony "Wheeler and
Wilson Mfg. Co." i konstabla w.
w. Scotia.
Przed trzema mniej wiecej la
ty pani Rykowska wreczyla Pc
wnemu agentowi hompanii ma
1szyne do szycia, azeby ia zrepe-
rowano. Po niejakim czasie przy-
slano jej nova maszyne, ktorej
ona jednakowoz ME zamawiala.
Pare tygodni p6zniej przysiano
jej rachunek ma $65: tego ME "a
piacila. Wtedy przyszedl kon-
stabl dwoma pomocnikami, a.
zeby zabrac nova maszyne. PAM
Rykowska ME chciala oddac ma
szyny, dop6ki swej starej ME do
stanie. Powsta sp6r, ktory "a
kotczyl sic W ten sposob, re pa
mia Rykowska wyrzucono przez
okno plot. Po niejakim czasie
pani Rykowska powi1a bliznieta,
ktorych jedno bylo niezywe.
Zaskarzyla tedy kompania i kon-
stabla o $4,000 odszkodowania,
sad przysieg}ych przyznal jej
$6,25o.
zle ucza kaligrafii W szko3ach pu-
bIcznych.
w szholach publicznych zapro-
wadzono pred niejakim czasem
system uczenia kaligrafii "prosto-
padiej"; cd owego czasu czeste
byiy skargi biznesmanow, re
nlodziez konczaca szkoly publ
czne pisze brzydko / W skutek
tego trudnoscia zysleuje posady
W wiekszych interesach. Superin-
tendent Cooley zarzadzil sledz-
two W tel sprawie, przelozeni
szkol je poprowadzili przekona-
Ii sic, re talk jest istotnie: dzisiaj
pryncypalowie gromadza sic ce-
lem naradzenia sic mad ia sprawa.
Pomiedzy innymi biznesmanami
znanyni, Marshall Field oswald
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-03
Nevada Will Have
Base Ball League

A number of the leading base
ball enthusiasts in the State are
planning Il baseball league for
next year. James Dunn, mana
ger of the Winnemucca team, is
the promnlgator of the scheme.
and clubs will be organized at
Elko, Winnemucca, Carson, Vir-
ginia City and Reno, with Gold
field and Tonopah as possibili,
ties. These towns will form an
organization that would insure
a season of exciting and pleasant
sport, and healthy rivalry
would be created between differ
ent sections of the slate.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-03
Cool Air Device
to Be introduced

The Southern Pacific railroad
is experimenting cool air de-
vice for its passenger trains in
crossing the deserts of the west.
The device was first introduced
on the Lake Shore road and has
been found yer, successful. In
view OF the fact that the South
ern Pacific passes through great
stretches Of arid country the
temperature in its cars often be-
comes very warm. The company
will probably equip its cars with
this device with an idea to pro-
noting the comfort of the pas
sengers. The machine is simple,
which keeps cool air constantly
in circulation in the ears. 1t is
compact and takes up but little
space.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-03
Organization Given
New Lease of Life

Mrs. M. NJ. Garwood, editor of
Progressive West, was elected
secretary and custodian of the
Nevada Chamber of Commerce
at reorganiza ton meeting last
week. Senator p. l.. Flanagan
has accepted the position of
president, and will endeavor to
instill new life into the organiza-
ton A. Fl. Rising of the South
ern Pacific was elected vice-pres-
ident. and will be able to enlist
the services OF the railroad com.
pany. In order that interest in
the chamber might be general, Il
county director has been appoin-
ted. W. N. McGill of Ely is the
representative from White Pine
county.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-03
Stdid Mountain
Town Is Shocked

Truckee is shocked, For the
first time in the history of this
usually staid old town, the peo-
ple---or some of them at least
really blushed today when from
some place in the mountains a
dozen or more women. attired in
clothing just like the men wear
came into town.
With cowboy hats, common
working hats, cordury trousers
and long legged boots, they
tramped down the streets. No
one seems to know where they
came from.
I'VE just came, that's all, y
said one of the members Of the
party, and we can't help il if
you people don't like our wear
ing apparel, for we dressed for
comfort, and gave no considera-
ton to what the public might
care. '-.Dournal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-03
New Experiment Station.

Col. III. b. MaXson was in Car
son last week for the purpose Of
submitting papers in the matter
of the government experimental
station in Lincoln county. Col.
Maxson is chairman Of the com
mittee having the arrangements
in charge. His confreres are
Phil Triplett and Gordon True.
Work Oh the station will be un-
der way in about two weeks.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-03
Railway Mail
Clerks Wanted

The United States Civil Ser
vice Commission announces AN
examination on August Is, 1909,
to take place in Reno, to
secure eligibles from which to
make certitication to fill two or
three existing vacancies in the
position of railway mail clerk IN
Nevada and similar vacancies as
they may occur in the service in
this; state.
This examination is open to
male citizens of the United States
who are residents OF Nevada and
who otherwise comply with the
req uirements.
Applicants should at once APP
ply either to the United States
Civil Service Commission, Wash
ingtOn, d. G., or to the local sec
Rotary of the board of examiners,
postOfiica. Reno, Nevada, for APP
plication form 304. No applica
ton will be accepted unless
properly executed and filed with
the commission at Washington.
In applyinD for this examination
the exact title as given at the
head of this announcement should
he used in the application.
Beemen claim this season has
been bad for honeybees and that
there will not be over half of an
average crop this year-Yering'
ton Times.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-03
Best Coast Riders
Will Be Entered

Arrangements are now under
way for a Pacific coast bicycle
race in Reno next month. The
Reno Wheelman will have charge
of the interesting affair, and are
corresponding with the leading
California clubs who have strug-
gled in the past with Reno for
championship honors.
According to the plans of the
originators of this meet, several
new races will be introduced.
The leading feature of the day
| will be thirty mile relay race
between two teams made up
from four clubs, each club to
furnish three riders. All the
clubs will have representatives
| in the ten-mile Australian pur-
suit race. The program will in
clndr II number of short races
from quarter of 4 mile to five
miles. The date for the meet
will be announced when replies
have been received from the New
Century, San Jose and Oakland
clubs.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-03
Biz Strike at BuIIfrO9.

One of the biggest strikes that
has been made in the Bullfrog dis
trict was reported recently from
the Eclipse company's property.
The strike was made on the
Tramp ledge, at a depth of TWEEN
tytwo feet on the Hobo claim.
At this depth 6inch streak of
ore gives returns of 1889 per
ton, while the balance of the bot
tom, over four feet in width,
shows average values exceeding
$500 per, ton.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-03

State Treasurer Ryan has Civ
EN- out that of the S1l,MW apprO.
priation for the State Orphan s
Home only $4,000 is available for
furnishing the institution. How
ever, he says, IA meeting of the
board will be called ut once and
some action taken to get the chill
dren into the new building.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-03
CONDENSED NEWS.


The resorts ut Lake Tahoe are
all crowded.
Reno expects to derive $50, ZOO
annually from gambling licenses.
There are now l04 convicts IN
the State prison, an increase of
fifty in two years.
a world champion rock drilling
contest will be a feature of La
Dor Day celebration at Tonopah.
Slim Burns. employed as bar
tender in Il FallOn saloon, de-
camped with Sl20 of his EN-
ployers coin.
La several districts OF i, South
ern Nevada strikes have been
made the past week of a most i'm
portant character.
The average number of loaded
freight cars passing through Car
son daily is thirty five. This is
the largest number since the
DAYS of the COmStOck.
A haunted house is the latest
thing that agitates the people OF
Winnemucca. 1t is located
where the electric lights shines
brightest and is the midnight
center.
j. K. Ricard, travelling pho
tographer, claims that he and
his wife were robbed of $75
through being chloroforned
while sleeping i'll a house at Yer
rington last week.
The boom at Sparks seems to
be on the wane. Several bust
ness men have gone through in
solvency, others have been closed
out, and one or two have gone
out Of business out of their own
accord.
A deaf and dumb book agent
was canvassing for books in Win
nemucca last week. He was
crackerjack for a man who could
not talk, but he could put his lit
tie squeal on paper in Il very
convincing way.
William Foster, "a Tonopah pio-
neer has been adjudged insane
His dementia is attributed to read
ing daily accounts of the wealth
of that region which caused
him to imagine he was the pos
SCISSOR or millions.
The prospect of placing sign
posts at intervals on Death Val
ley roads and trails giving the
location Of springs and water
holes and the direction and dis
lance between points where they
can be found may save many
liynS
The Yale expositor., 1905-02-03
MORMON HEADQUARTERS
To Be Located In MlchTgan's Break
fast Food City.

Battle Creek, Mich, Jan. S1.-Mor-
mons have decided to make Battle
Creek sort of information bureau and
headquarters for the sect, giving as
their reasons that Battle Creek is so
liberal on religious questions. Elder
Brinkinstool, who is here to make the
arrangements, says the Seventh Day
Adventists showed bad judgment in
moving their college TO Berrien
Springs and their publishing house to
Washington, and the latter day saints
will make up for this loss to Battle
Creek.
The surprising information is given
out that the church already has over
200 converts here, although 1t has no
regular church. A church will be es-
tablished, however.
The distribution Of tracts will be
made from Battle Creek, and the loca-
ton of the new sect on such a bust
ness basis will mean considerable to
Battle Creek, especially with the post
Office receipts.
The Yale expositor., 1905-02-03
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

The consolidation of all the brew.
cries in Toledo has been effected, ac-
cording to an official announcement
made in Hamilton, o., by George p.
Sohngen, Hamilton banker and pro-
moter, who was the chief actor in the
deal.
Mrs. Lucy Ann Crandall, a pioneer
Of Denver, died within two hours after
a jury had pronounced her incapable
of managing her business affairs. She
had property valued at 100000 and
lunacy proceedings were instituted by
relatives.
Reports from Colima, Mexico, state
that the volcano of Colima is again
active. Streams of dark smoke are is.
suing from the volcano daily, appar-
emily from openings considerably be-
low the crater. The dangers, it is be-
ueved, lies in the formation of a new
crater.
The bodies of an unidentified man
and woman were found in a st. Louis
rooming house Monday night. A bot
tie which contained carbolic acid was
found in the room, and it is believed
they committed suicide. The only clue
their identity is a membership In
irrational Alliance Theatrical
'oyes, bearing the name
The Yale expositor., 1905-02-03
,Phone Put TO Good Use.

Union City, Mich, Jan. 31.-A farm
er on the road north of Union City
saw a runaway team, attached to a
surrey, dash by his house and feared
Tor the safety of two women who could
be seen occupying the seats. It was
too late for the farmer TO stop them,
but his ready mind recalled that a
mile down the road a neighbor was
giving a wood bee" Calling this
neighbcr by phone, he told what was
coming, and by the time the runaway
reached the spot the road was filed
with husky young farmers, who
stopped the animals and undoubtedly
saved the women from serious injury.
The Yale expositor., 1905-02-03
GEORGE W. BELL
Practical and Experienced
1 AuCtiOneer j.
YALE, MICH

If you expect to have a sale
this fall or winter / am pre-
pared to attend it on short
notice and at a reasonable
price. Have had twenty-five
years of practical experience.
1t will pay you to see the
old reliable auctioneer and
get his price before engaging
an auetioneer.
Orders left at the Expositor
office Will receive prompt at
tention.
The Yale expositor., 1905-02-03
MUST SERVE TIME.
Application For Writ of Certorari De-
nied Machen and Others.

RlCu mdCncH anu OlTlGTSs
Washington, Jan. 31.-The supreme
court of the United States has denied
the application of Machen, Lorenz and
Groffs for a writ of certiorari in the
case against them, charging conspir-
acy in the postal scandal. The effect
is to leave standing the decision of the
court of appeals of the District of Co.
lumbia, finding them guilty as charged.
Machen, Lorenz and the Groffs were
sentenced to two years imprisonment
and to pay a fine of $4,000 each.
Charles A. Douglas, attorney for
Machen, said there was nothing to do
now but to yield to the inevitable. "As
soon as the mandate is received from
the supreme court" he said, "the de-
PENDANTS will surrender into the Gus
tody Of the United States marshal.
That is all there is of it,"
All the defendants are understood to
be in this city.
The Yale expositor., 1905-02-03
Seeks Divorce After IS Years.

Port Huron, Mich, Jan. 31.-After
living for thirty-five years as the wife
of Joel A. Proctor, Mrs. Clara L. Proc.
tor asks the circuit court for a divorce
on the grounds of desertion. The
couple were married in 1867 and lived
together until 1902, when Mrs Proctor
claims her husband deserted her.
The Yale expositor., 1905-02-03
CHARGED With Criminal Assault.

Alpena, Mich, Jan. 31.-Charles
Matheson was arrested here for
Pressure Isle county officers and taken
to Rogers City charged with criminal
assault. The alleged victim is the 10
year-old daughter Of a farmer living
in Bismarck township. Matheson will
be tried in February.
The Yale expositor., 1905-02-03
Noted Divine Died Suddenly.

Saginaw, Mich, Jan. 31.-Rev. John
T. Oxtoby, D. d., died suddenly in bed
Sunday, aged 65 years. He was one
of the best-known Presbyterian clergy
men in the United States. He was as
sociate editor of the Michigan Presby-
terrain and was a prolific writer and a
lecturer. He leaves a widow and six
children.
The Yale expositor., 1905-02-03
Driven From Their Rome.

Vassar, Mich, Jan. 31.-With the
mercury 10 below zero, Clyde Adams,
his wife and five children were driven
from their home in their night clothes
at 4:30 in the morning by fire which
destroyed their home.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
Mitdbea's Mnflaser oitraeirt.
@om gerbanoe Der @rubenarbeiter aussss
ftoben.

Robert &anbaq, Der bur9 feline
ieniationele &eos bic @onbeaticn Der
bereinigten @rubenarbsiter in erobe
4ufresuns perfeBt bate, inoem er ben
prdfioenten Sobn Witdea tsr 8sitea-
li6teit i'm @olOraoo'er 9oblen Strsife
uno Der Parteinabme fir Die psabOop'=
i9en &Oblen 8eIellfdaften be3idtiete,
puroe bon Der lniteb Wiine Worfers
@onbention aus9eftOBen. Sobn Wals
ter, Der epreder fur bic SO,ialiifen.
betrat turs no + @r6fnuns Der 9siirigen
Sibuu9 bic &eonerbiibne unb brudte
i'm Hamen ieiner @enOfsn fein tief-
PES Beoauern iiber Die bon &anbaQ
ge9en Mit4ea erbobenen i9tueren an=
Hagen aus. @an5 beionbers bob sr
berbor, Dab oas io3ialiitii9e @lement
als ein gan3es nidt fur Die erbobeneu
Seiduloi9un9en berantportli9 9ebal=
ten neroen f6nnte unb bab berartige
Ingriffe auf 5tbrer bon groBen Nr-
bsitersllnionen duBsrit i9doli9 auf bic
peitere @nttpidelung Der So3ialoemDs
tratie tpirften. Gum SbluiIe feiner
&ebe forberte Walter bic beriammslte
contention auf, &obert &anbal, ben
S9mdber Mit6eas, aug Der 0ereini=
9ung aus3uitoben.
@inifimmig murbe oann befGloHen,
Sobn 3anbau bon Der Wline WDrfers
ahoeiation aus3ui6lieBen. Siefifes
Stlidpeigen trat Elm, als nod 6ieier
gef4luBfahune, &anoalI on bas Bal-
fongsldnoer trat unb nit peitbin ber'
nebmbarer feiter Stimme uneefdbr
fol9enoes faate:
sd mub annebmen, ba 5 man bon
mir einen Wioerruf meiner am 9effri=
gen Sage erbobensn Mntlagen ermarist.
Don einem fol9en utirbe meine als
ihnfiise 3useb6risteit als Witslieb
oieier Organization iOuie meine fer
mere griitena als 8erswerfar6siter obs
bdnsig 9ema6t meroen. Sd mei9ere
midi bieies su thun, bic Nntlasen babt
| i9 i'm Namen meiner 2ocal Union er=
bobsn." 3anbal ersriff baraufbir
Ifeinen lleber3ieber unb berlieB iti1.
Iidmeigsnb bic 8erfammlungss9alle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
Staotratb
Sr GrtrasSituns auf nd9iien @ontas elm.
berufen.

Im nd4feu Wontag Mbeno mirb
ii@ Der Staotratb infoIse zines @r=
fu4ens oes 8argermeiiiers Sulbman
gu elmer grtrafbuns beriammeln, um
iiter bic Annabme Der MaRa9ufstts
ape. So9babn Orbinans au beratb=
fdlaeen. Dieielbe purbe i'm Nobember
b. s. our9 ben prdtbentsn bes Staot=
ratbes gilinsslsp einaereidt. 5. 6.
@aiper. Der 0oriibenbe bes Ginana.
@omites. uno elmer Ger 9aupt9e9ner
oieier Srbinans. iu4te geitern Serrn
6olbmun auf unb tbeilte ibm nit, oab
er feline sesen bic Orbinan3 gemadten
@inmdnoe auriid3ieben uno bob bas
6inan3.@ .@Omite, benz oieielbe jsbt 3ur
8egutadtung borlisst. bic Mnnabms
oerislben empfeblsn iphrbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
etaatlidjsr Tabrif=Suipeftor
tleberienbet @subernerr SanIen ieinen Sabs
ress8eribt.

Der ffaatli6e Jabrit- -Snipsetor Mc.
Abee bat am geitrissn Sage ieinen Be-
ridt fiir bas Sabr 1904 bem 8ouber-
neur Sanla tiberrsidt. 5err Mcabee
mics in oemfelbsn unter Nnoerem auf
bic Sage Der in ben beri9ieoenen Be
partements=2dbsn angeifellten @lerfs
bin, al bic sumeiff su groBe Inforbes
run9en seitelt uno infolseoehen tiber=
arbeitet tuaroen.
gsionbere 8eadtung pirb ben, su.
meift NOD in 3artem Nlter ifebenoen,
Mdo9en gemiomet, bic in blsIen @ta-
bliFements beiadftist tperosn. Naa
ieinem Safarbalten follten oieielben
nur 81 ct. prD @ode arbeiten, oa elm
3ebniftnoiser arbeitstas su anitrens
senb fir bieielben lei.
st bsflaet ben 3uifanb, baB 10 biele
junse 2eute beioerlei @ef9ledtes, Der
Notb eeborb.nb, ibre Sdulen aufse=
ben uno 3u benz 1nterbalte ibrer So
milien beitraaen miiBten.
ct empfieblt, bab 2naben unter IA
Sabren nibt nit bem Nustra9eu uno
Ibliefern bon padeten belhdftigi
tperoen, ebenio sOllten Sungens unter
Is Sabrsn nidt gu elmer Nrbeit beran-
geaogen tperben, nit Der cine 9ebsnsge.
fabr ober Elm ebentuelles f6rperli9es
au S9aosnfomnlen bsrfnhpft it,
Mm SdluFe ieines geridtes bsmerfi
5err WcMbee, bab bic algemeine Gage
in ben beridieoenen Sabrifen infol9s
bes Man9els an Naturgas pdbrent
oes Sabres 1904 ni9t 10 siinitig &C.
tpeien tpdre, tpie in frRberen Sabrert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-21
Natioaal= MHoetation Of Cement
11iers.

Die yHatiOnal-a affOciatiOn of @ement
lliers" bei6loB in ibrer lebten ssffrisen
SiBuns Die nd9fe @onpsntion In Wil=
tuaufss nb3ubalten.
Sn Der ftattgefunbs gsamten-
uabl tpurosn bic fol9enoeti 6erren fur
bas laufsnoe Sabr erpdblt:
prdfioent, &i9a.b s. Sumpbrep,
pbiIaoelp5ia; grfer 0ice.prdRben!,
u. 6. @Oebmann, @bieago; 3weiter
giceprdfibent. So .SeaOtps, Scranton;
Sritter 0ice-prdibent, 8. 6. Quinn,
@sorsia; yierter @ice-prdfbent, u.
Wonfsab, Miluautse; Sscrstdr, 6. 6.
BrOun, SnbiunapOlis; 59aBmsiifer,
U. g. s. Common, Norfolt.