davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-25

soldater pa Kuba forgiftades, och
manga andra klagomal mot pre-
parerade fodoamnen, som slskte-
rierna utsandt i marknaden. Dessa
klagomal "a en- langt starkare
verklighetspragel efter lasningen
af Upton Sinclairs box. Huru
motbjudande skildringarne der an
arc kan man ej "a en- AMMAN upp-
fattning an att forfattaren talar
sanning och att han sett mycket
af Diet han skildrar med egna
ogon. Och afven ON de stora
millionegarne at slakterierna for
neka hvad som star i boken, sd
har den dock fastat uppmarksam-
heten pa de metoder de anvanda
i sina affarer och giort allmanhe
ten mera vaken for de m%iasbruk,
som arc i svang.
Eft telegram som Diet foljande
kunde man mahanda forut hafva
last utan att egna synnerlig tanke
derat, men efter lasningen at
1.-The Jungle, biterdet sig fast
i ems mime. Det lyder som
folier:
New York den III maj. Arthur
w. Bowler, en- leverantor till den
tyska haren, vann i dag i h0gsta
domstolen EFT NAL mot slakterifr-
man Swift&Ce. i Chicago. Dowler
hade stamt firman for att aterfa
So, I62, som han betalat hrman
i forskott pa le~veranser. Den
intressantaste punkten ] process
sen gallde 800 tunnor salt kott,
som ursprungligen var bestamdt
for de tyska soldaterna i Kina
under boxarupproret. K0ttet
blef emellertid kasseradt i Shan
ghai sasom forderfvadt och at
myndigheterna aflagsnadt ur
forradshuset Det saltades pa
nytt och behandlades kemiskt,
skickades tillbaka hit till landet
och saldes i New York"
Dylika fakta tala.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-25
Missourifolk med tur.

"Da jag var apotekare i L~ivonia. No.
skrifver 7. J.. Dryer. nu i Graysyille,
Mo-, blefyo tire af nina kunder perma-
nent botade af DR. Kings New Discovery
och arc fIiska och starka i dag. En- for
sokte att salja sin egendom och resa till
Arizona, men sedan han begagnat New
Discovery en- kort It'd fam han Diet ono
digit att CORA sd. Jag anser DIR Kings
New Discovery som den u~nderbaraste
medicin. som existerar." Den sakraste
bot for hosta, forkylning och lungsjuk-
domar. Garanteras af Lungren & An
drcen. apotekare, Sioux City. La. SOC och
/ dollar. P%rofhaska fritz.
S2I.oo till Louisville ooh retur.
Via Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul
jernyagen
Biljetter saljas den IL. II och Is juni
och gala for aterresa till den % iuri. De
kunna f0rlangas till 30 dagar efter den
dag de saldes genom att deponera Billet
ten och betala so cents i Joint Agency fee.
Med anledning af Home Coming week
for Kentuckians.
Vidare upplyspingar lemnas i City
Ticket office, Col Fourth st.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-25

till hotvets prakt och den hogtid-
lighet och ceremoni. som iaktta-
ges vid Diet ~kejserliga radets
m0ten.
Bet sages att czaren med till
HELP at en- mikrofon, som forbin'
der hans arbetsrum med duman:
samlingssal i Tauride palatset, al
en- intresserad ahSrare at desss
forhandlingar.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-25
Postmastare r0fvad.

G w. Fouts, postmastare | Riyerton,
Ia, forlorade nastan lifvet och franrof-
vades all komfort enligt hvad han skrif-
yer / EFT bref, som sager: For 20 ar hade
jag kroniskt lefyerlidande, som medforde
EFT sa svart fall af gulsot, att afven NINA
f~ngernaglar blefvo gula, da min lakare
foreskref Electric Bitters, som botade
mig och hallit mig fIisk for aratal.' Sa-
ker bot for dalig matsmaltning, neural
gia, svaghet och ALA akommor i magen,
lefvern, njurarRe och bl8san. Eft under
bart starkande medel. l Lungren 81 An
dreens apotek, Sioux City, Ia. so cents,
Forsok Imperial Lump Coal, Diet
basta losa kol i marknaden Pts
$3.50 pr ton hos Southern Goa
Co., 3II Virginia Street.
ON nj viii ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA grocerier sd ga till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
Screen doors and windows till
billiga priser hos Spalding, 3&
Court SITS.
Da Nj behofver skrindorrar ga
till Spaulding, 3 & Court SITS.
Malarefarger af ALA kulorer
och basta qvalitet hos c. A. Lar
son, 400 4st.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-25

CzARENs frontal vid riksdu-
mans oppnande a at foljande
lydelse:
@'Den hoga forsyn. som anfor-
trott mig omsorgen ON vart ia
dernesland. har formatt mig att
kalla valda representatives al
folket till mitt bistand i lagstift-
ming sarbetet. | forhoppning ON
en- Iysande framtid for Ryssland
helsar jag Eder som kejsarrikets
basta man, hvilka jag befallde
nina alskade undersater att ut
vaija fran deras egen midi.
Eft vanskligt verk forestar E
der. Jag litar pa att karleken till
faderneslandet och Elder innerliga
Snskan att tjena Diet skall inspi.
rera och forena Eder.
Jag sksll obrottsligt halla de
Ioften jag gifvit j den fasta ofver-
tygelsen att / skolen amanda ALA
Edra krafter i faderneslandets
tjenst och isynnerhet till help
at bonderna. som sta mitt hierta
nara, SAINT till folkets upplysning
och ekonomiska valstand, i Diet l
erinren Elder att till stateps var
dighet och valgang tordras icke
aIlenast frihet utan afven ord
ming. hvilande pa rattfardig-
het.
Det ar mitt hjertas onskan att
sc mitt folk lyckligt och efter-
Iemna at min son EFT sakert, val
arganiseradt och valupplyst kej-
sardome.
Ma Gud valsigna Diet verk, som
f0retar mig j f0rening med kej-
sardomets rad och den kejserliga
duman. Ma denna dag blifva en-
moralisk panyttfodelse for Ryss--
land och en- fornyelse at dess
hogsta krafter.
Begynnen Diet verk, for hvilket
Jag sammankallat Eder. och vi
sen Edar vardiga Diet ansvar E
der kejsare och folk lagt pa
Elder.
Ma Gud hielpa oss!"
Da hogtidligheten i vinterpa-
Iatset var f0rbi, samlades ALA du-
mans medlemmar i Tauride
p~alatset, der den skall halla sina
moten. Har valdes prof Mou-
romtsef, en- constitutional de-
mokrat, till humans president.
Den forsta uppgift den nya folk
forsamlingen tagit i tn med ar
a~ffattandet af EFT svar pa kejsa-
rens frontal. / delta S ar kom-
n1er foIst o. framst att fordras tn
arsnesti for ALA, som arresterats
erler undergo strait for politiska
fsrbryt -lser. och antagligen kom-
tier Diet ocksa att i en- eller AMMAN
form inuehalla kraf pa en- konsti
tuition. Duman hat redao hailit
atskilliga sammantraden.
Duman visade genast att den
var here i slit eget hus. En-
mangd af regeringens embets
man, hoga och laga, infunno sig
Vid dess f0rsta sammantrade i
Tauride palatset och beredde sig
att ofvervara forhandlingarne.
Meu prof. Mouromtseffs forsta
handling, sedan han blet valid till
president, var en- befallning till
ALA obehoriga att lemna salem.
och by akraterna maste slokora,
de draga sig tillbaka.
Manga at humans med!emmar
aro bender och arbetare. som
deltogo saval i hogtidligheten j
vinterpalatset son nu humans
moten i sin dagliga arbetsdragt.
Man soker pa de hela taget inom
duman att der bevara rrageln at
en- akta 70 kforsamliug ! motsats
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-25

"The Jungle, och torfattarens
namn ar Upton Sinclair. Boken
ar till sin tendens socialistisk, och
derfor rynka manga fornamt pa
Nissan at den. Men Diet ligger
manga sanningar i den realistiska
skildringen.
Jungeln den skildrar har icke
nagot med Diet sumpiga Indien
att CORA, men deremot med Diet
sumpiga Chicago. Den sklldrar
de elandiga forhallanden, under
hvilka de samst ahonade arbetar-
ne vid de stora slakterierna j
Chicago lefva, och hufvudperso-
nerna arc nagra okunniga inyan-
drare fran Lithauen, som straX
vid sin ankomst till verIdsstaden
uppslukats af slakteriernas smut
siga, stinkande komplex.
Forfattaren upprullar i sin box
e taAa at brutal lusta: olyckliga
qvinnor, som maste CORA sina
djuriska f0rman till viljes eller
forlora sina uselt ahonade 'jobs',
sjukdom och dod i Diet yttersta
elande. Men hufvudvikten ligger
dock | enlighet med bokens ten
dens pa Diet ekonomiska och den
demanding de stora slakterlegar-
mes slafvar maste underkasta sig.
Dernast oliver f0rfattaren, som
i f0rsta hand studerat slit ANNE,
en- inblick de afskyvarda meto-
der, som anvandas i de stora
slakterierna. Han visar huru
k0ttet at sjelfdoda kreatur och
kreatur, som kasserats af kottin-
spekt0rerna, likval insmugglas
och beredes till menniskofoda och
huru den varsta snuskaktighet
tillates i behandlingen at kott,
som sedan skall sta pa de fattiges
och rikes bord. Han gifver oss
en- inblick i observation-disclosures och
visar att doda rattor och dylikt
utan skillnad inskyfflas i qvar-
men, deri k0ttet males till de
korfvar, SON sedan under olika
MANN utsandas ofverallt i verl-
den.
Dessa utdrag III boken, som vi
endast j korthet herort, arc nog
att gitva hvarje lasare afsmak for
ALA de produkter, som komma
fran de stora slakterierns:
Slakteriegarne blefvo beta on
otonen, da boken utkom, ech
sjelfvaste Armour offentliggjorde
en- lang f0rklaring, hvari han
hogtidligr stamplade ALA dess
skildringar som fortal mot slakte
rierna. Men denna f0rklaring
NOTES af en- AMMAN at bokens for
laggare, hvari de framhollo att
de, imam de utgafvo boken, vid
tanken pa att Sinclairs skildrin-
gar mahanda ej wore sauna,
s~jelfva latit undersoka de skildra-
de forhallandena, och att de voro
fardiga att vid hvilken domstol
som helst genom vittnen och ed
svurna intyg bevisa, att f0rfatta-
rem icke hade ofverdrifvit.
Dermed hafva slakteriegarne
latit saken bero och inskranka
sig endast till hanfulla anmark-
ningar om att Sinclairs box en-
dast ar en- sensationsroman och
att publiken nog forstar att RAFT
uppskatta vardet at dess inne-
hall.
Boken ar nog sensational, ty
den innehaller en- fruktansvard
anklagelse mot Diet system, som
star bakom en- at landets st0rsta
industrier och sa skoningslost till
intetgor och f6rs or menniskor,
som sta i CESS %tienst, medan de,
Ell tillater n en- hartapp af EFT
sjelfdodt kreatur att tillspillo.
gifvas.
Man erinrar sig annu Diet bal
a.. 4 80
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-25

Tjarpapp och takspan af basta
qvalitet hos Spalding
Malares2rger och all slags ma
Observation-Disclosures pa lager hos
Anderson Abel.
lat oss sy eder sommarkostym
sd blir nj belSten.
I'D. Hanson & Co.
q & Jennings St.
Byggnadsmaterialier och de
basta snickareverktyg fnnes till
billiga priser hos c, A. Larson,
HOO : 4st.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-25
Svenskt Bageri!

Den gamle valkande svenske bagaren A. r, JOHNSON. 1os
Iowa street, rekommenderar sig harmed landsmannens atanka
Knacke prod, Skorpor, Tebrod och ALT hvad till en- val ordnad
skandnavisk bageriafar horer. Orders fran landscrten expedieras
med cmgaende Teefon Ic7.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-25

Entered at the Post Office at SiouxCtty
Iowa. as second class mail matter.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-12-20
OF Spelling Is Given Dose
of Knockout Drops.
BY CONGRESSMEN.
The President Agreed to Cease Ef-
forts in Its Behalf If the House
Voted Against Its Use. :.

Washington, d. c. Simplifled
spelling received final quietus in the
house Thursday. The subject has
been under discussion in the house
and in committee ever since the con-
vening of this session of congress, but
1t was brought to a sudden termina-
tion by the unanimous adoption of a
resolution favoring return to the old
standard of orthography, just before
the house adjourned Thursday.
President Roosevelt will withdraw
his simplified spelling order to the
public printer and hereafter all docu-
ments from the executive depart
ments will again be printed in the old
fashioned style.
Representative Lands, of the joint
committee on spelling, had a confer
ence Thursday with the president,
when the president said he did not
wish to have spelling overshadow
matters of great Importance and ex-
pressed a willingness to revoke his
order for the new spelling in case the
house of representatives should go on
record as opposed to the system.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-12-20

for what you said to me the other
evening""
81 don't know why you should; you
didn't need 1t in the least" she pro-
tested. "If l had known then what
l know now, | should have said some
thing quite different"
"Say it now, if you wish"
MAY l? But | have no right Be-
sides, it would sound like the basest
of recantatic1s."
would it? Nevertheless, should
like to hear it."
She nerved herself for the plunge
her uncles piunge-doubting more
than ever.
your part in the building of this
other railroad is purely business af-
fair, is it not?"
my personal interest? Quite SO; a
mere matter of dollars and cents, you
may say"
She went on, entirely missing the
irony in his reply.
"You did not know the difficulties
before you came here?"
"Only in general way. l knew
there was opposition, and-well, I'm
not just novice in this sort Of thing
and if l may be allowed to boast a
little, knew my appointment was
owing to Mr.. Callowells belief in my
ability to carry 1t through"
You are not smoking" she said
Haven't you your pipe?" She was
finding it desperately hard to go on.
"If you don't mind" he returned
but when he had pipe and tobacco in
hand she plunged again.
"You say your interest in this other
railroad-your personal interests
only that of-of an employe. If you
should have another offer. from some
other company"
He smiled. 'Put yourself in my
place, Miss Virginia. What would
you do?"
She tried to think it out, and In
the process the doubt grew and over
| whelmed her.
IL don't know" she faltered
eff, as you say, it is only question
of so much money to be earned"
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-12-20
A CLEVER PLEA.
Attorneys for Alleged Rebaters Claim
that the EIkins Law Is Repealed
by the Hepburn Statute.

Minneapolis, Minn.-Arguments on
the demurrers interposed by the
railways and grain firms charged by
indictment with giving and receiving
rebates were begun Thursday before
Judges William Lochren and Page
Morris, of the United States circuit
court.
Counsel for the Chicago, st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha and the Great
Northern railways and for the Ames-
Brooks and the McCaull-Dinsmore ele-
vator companies and the Duluth Mill
ing Co. contended that the Hepburn
dill had repealed the provisions of the
Elkins act under which the indict-
ments had been found and that the
peculiar phraseology of the new law
was a complete bar to the present ac-
ton, even though the offenses had
been committed as alleged.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-12-20

tradition-that a southern gentleman
is all chivalry when it comes to a
matter touching his womankind, and
| don't controvert it as general
proposition. But the Rajah has been
fighting western railroad magnate
so long that his accent is about tie
only southern asset he has retained
If I'm any good at guessing, he Will
stick at nothing to gain his end"
Winton admitted the impeachment
without prejudice to his own point CT
view.
Perhaps you are right. But fora
warned is forearmed. And Miss Vlr.
ginia is not going to lend herself 60
any such nefarious scheme"
"Not consciously, perhaps; but yoii
don't know her yet. If she saw n
you, she'd improve it-without thirk.
ing overmuch of the possible con'e
quences to the Utah company"
"Pshaw" said Winton. THAT 1,
another of your literary inferenc,s
I've met her only twice, yet ven.
ture to say l know her better tn All
you do. If she cared anything for fne
which she doesn't"
"Oh, go to sleep!" said Adams, who
was not minded to argue further with
man besotted; and so the matt eI
went by default for the time.
1t was very deftly done, and even
Adams, the clear-eyed, could not helu
admiring the Rajah's skillful finesae.
Of formal dinner-givings there migat
easily have been an end, since tbs
construction camp had nothing 10
offer in return. But the formalities
were studiously ignored, and the two
young men were put upon a footing
of intimacy and encouraged to corn
and go as they pleased
CTO BE CONTINUED)
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-12-20
THEY DIED TOGETHER.
An ex-Priest and Woman are Found
Dead. Having Been Asphyxiated
by Gas.

New York-Rev. c. S. Quinn,
formerly pastor of St. Agnes
church at Atlantic Highlands, N. j.,
and a young woman thought to be
Miss B. Kiley, also of Atlantic High
lands, were found dead in room in a
boarding house here Thursday. The
room was filled with gas which had
escaped from partially open jet. The
couple had been there since Wednes-
day.
In one of the satchels taken to the
room by the man and woman the coro-
ner found some pieces of silverware.
One of the spoons bore the name
"O'Farrell."
Atlantic Highlands, N. Father
c. 8. Quinn, who in company
with a woman was found dead in
New York boarding house, was form
erly assistant pastor of st. Agnes
Roman Catholic church in this place.
He was dismissed from his charge
about three weeks ago by Bishop Nc
Fsul, of Trenton. AS soon as he was
notified of his dismissal the priest left
here and did not return. The house
keeper at the rectory left town about
week ago. Father Quinn came here
last June. His former place of resi-
dence is not known.
There had been much scandal here
concerning Father Quinn and the
name of the housekeeper was involv-
ed Scandals of a financial nature
also We're in circulation concerning
the priest.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-12-20

He started as if she struck him
with whip.
''That is not your argument; it is
Mr.. Darrah's." Then his voice took
a deeper tone that thrilled her till
she wanted to cry out. Don't say
you want me to give up; please don't
say that. l think | have been putting
you on a pedestal these last two days,
Miss Carteret You know well enough
what is involved-honor, integrity,
good faith, everything a man values,
or should value. l was only jesting
when I spoke of the day-pay; that is
nothing. | can't believe you would
ask such a sacrifice of me-of any
man."
The brown eyes met his fairly, and
it was not Mr.. Somerville Darrah's
confederate who said: Indeed, 1 do
not ask it, Mr.. Winton. l see now
how impossible it would be for you
to" she stopped short, and leaving
the sentence in the air, began again.
But it is only fair that you should
have your warning, and I'm going to
give it to you. My uncle will leave
no stone unturned to defeat you"
He was still looking into her eyes,
and so had courage to say what came
uppermost.
II don't care. l shall fight him as
hard as | can, but / shall always be
his debtor for this evening. Do you
understand"
She broke the eye-hold and turned
away quickly.
"You must not come again." she
said.
"Bdt l shall-as often as | may.
And as to the railway tussle, Mr..
Darrah may take it out of me as he
pleases from sunrise to sunset, if he
will only invite me here to dinner
now and then"
In a flash her mood changed and
she laughed lightly.
"Who would think if of you, Mr..
Winton! OF all men | should have
said you were the last to care sc
much for the social diversions. Shall
we go in?"
"If we must; but not until | have
thanked you for your timely hint of
yesterday morning. 1t saved me nc
end OF trouble"
"The telegram? Mr. Adams sent
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-12-20

that. And besides, 1t was meant to ba
scolding."
II have no doubt Adams sent the
wire, but he didn't write II. Or, il
he did he also wrote our invitation
to dinner. They are in the same
hand, you know"
She laughed again. 81 think it is
quite time we were going in" she
averred, and he opened the door for
her.
If Mr. John Winton, o. E.. stood In
need of a moral tonic, as Adams had
so delicately intimated to Miss Bessie
Carteret, it was administered in
quantity sufficient before he slept on
the night of dinner-givings.
| For a clear-eyed Technologian, free
from all heart-trammelings and able
to grasp the unsentimental fact, the
enemy's new plan of campaign wrote
itself quite legibly. With his pick
and choice among the time-killing ex'
pedients the Rajaf. could scarcely
have found one more to his purpose
than the private car Rosemary, Ia.
Guiding in its passenger list Miss
Virginia Carteret. There would be
more dinners and social diversions;
other procrastinations like this Of
neglectins to look after the consign-
ment of steel-which, by the by, was
not yet to be seen or even definitely
heard from; and in the end, defeat.
All of which Adams, substituting
friendly frankness for the disciplinary
traditions of the service, set forth in
good Bostonian English for the benefit
and behoof of his chief, and was an
swered according to his deserts with
scoffings and deridings.
81 wasn't born yesterday. Morty.
and I'm not so desperately asinine as
you seem to think" was the besotted
ones summing up. II know the
Rajah doesn't split hairs in busi-
ness fight, but he is hardly unscrupu-
lous enough to use Miss Carteret as
a cat's-paw."
But Adams would not be scofted
aside.
you're off in your estimate Of Mr..
Darrah, Jack, way off. / know the
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-12-20
Wreck Is Fatal to Three.

Mentor, ON a collision near
here Thursday night between a west
bound passenger train on the Nickel
Plate railroad and freight two men
were killed and another fatally in
jured. Ten passengers were injured
none fatally. The dead: Edward
Millert, Conneaut, engineer of freight
train; Arthur J. Foos, brakeman on
passenger train. The fireman on the
freight engine was fatally hurt.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-12-20
Congress-.

Washington.-In the senate on the
18th Senator Dubois, of Idaho, made
a speech against the continuance of
Reed Smoot as senator from Utah.
The house spent the day in consider
alton of the legislative, executive and
judicial appropriation bill
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-12-20
Tributes to the Departed.

Corn and bread are still offered o.
the pious Basques OF the Pyrenees &c
the dear departed on their death art
niversary. a traveller in Spain do
scribes how, at San Sebastian, he mas
often seen some poor fisherman's
daughter praying in a church for q
dead relative "amid baskets full ei
fruit, loaves Of bread and corn. ana
llneeling upon the tomb of her or
ceStors." ...-.--.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-12-20
Emperor William Dissolves Reichstae

Berlin. - Emperor William dis
solved the reichstag on Thursday
and ordered new elections in conse-
quence OF the governments defeat on
the bill authorizing an adequate num-
ber of -roops to end the insurrectiOn
In German Southwest Africa.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-12-20
More Pay for Railway Employees.

Scranton, Pa. Superintendent
Clark, of the Delaware, Lack
awanna & Western railroad, has an
nomccd a 10 per cent. increase in the
wages of All employees in the transport
tation department OF the company.