davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21

coolie delivered at the port of embarka-
ton. We still have to make arrangements
with the government at Picking and our
coolies will be carefully examined by doc
tors again and again before they are
shipped Their first examination will be
made by the American medical missionary
nearest home, and the others by the doc
tors at the ports. Barracks will probably,
be built at the place of embarkation to
store the coolies until the ships are ready
to take them, and the men will be gone
over again and again by the doctors. Their
eyesight and hearing will be inspected and
a rigid physical examination made. Be-
fore the latter, each coolie will be thor
oughly scrubbed with soap and warm
water. and after the examination he will
be vaccinated, photographed and tagged
with card corresponding to his letter OF
identification. Before he signs a contract
he will be made TO understand just what
that contract is, and that he signs it only
OF his own volition. In this he will be pro-
tected by the Chinese government ON
c,als. who viii ask him all sorts OF cues
lions to see that he knows just what he is
doing. Here are some of the questions
which will be put to him:
Where are you going? How long will IL
take you to reach Panama? What will you
do when you arrive there? What kind of
work can you do? What wages will you
getc Can you leave money in China for
your family? How much will YOU leave?
How many hours a day will you work at
Parama? How many days per week? Do
you so Of your own free WHIP etc. etc.
II the Chinese cool'e answers these ques-
lions so that the government oficial
knows that he understands his contract.
he will be passed on into the gang and
registered for embarkation. but before he
will be allowed 70 go the Official will say:
Now T. there Is any coolle here who
regrets having come, let him step to the
front. Any man who does not wish 10 go
TO Panama is still at perfect liberty to so
home, e be so chooses, and there will be
no punishment for him and no money to
pey for having changed his mind. The
only requirement is that he leave this
port within twenty-four hours
Tagged with Lead Disks.
At the final iDspection each Chinese VIII
receive a lead disk stamped with the num-
her % his Identification card and Contract.
This he will carry with him to Panama,
and Il VIII be probably used by him from
day 10 day in collecting his wages, Be-
fore he goes on board ship. however. he
will have to pass a final medical examina-
tion. For this several hundred coolies will
be brought into q large hall at a time, end
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21
choo.inE coolies tor Panama.

NJ Our coolies will be secured after the
kame method that the British used 10 get
tooIies for South Africa The South Arr
ean Chinese were gathered by the English
mercantile firms In China. who received
certain sums for every sound. healthy
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21
Copyright, 1906. by Frank C. Carpenter.)

Copyright. 1906 by Frank G. Carpenter)
d. c.. Oct. 49,
I~ Especial Correspondence of The
4 w Bee.)-Within few months
ESMJ Uncle Sam will have 5000
o@S Chinese coolies working on the
Panama canal. They will be brought
across the ocean by contract and viii be
subject to rigid medical inspection before
leaving China for Panama. While at
Panama their health will be carefully
watched, their sanitary conditions will be
better than ut home and the probability
Is that they will solve the labor problem
there. Chinese coolies were imported dur
ing the building of the Panama railroad,
but no regard was paid to their health
and in the malarious conditions which then
prevailed they died by hundreds. At one
time an epidemic of suicide broke out
among them and so many killed them
selves at one place along the road that
the station there got the name OF Mata-
chin, which means dead Chinaman.' IL
has that name to this day
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-04
Uczmy dzieci czyta6, pisa6
1 movie pO pOlsku!
TO ONO
~ e -

Kuba6czycy pc dawnemr
urzadzili sobie rewolucye
Dawny.ni easy ma Kubie by
1y rewolucye co pare miesie'
cy, a osobliwie czesto sig
powtarza}y i trwa}y Gale lata
gdy milionerzy ameryka6scy
zaczeli zeby ostrzyc ma plan
tacye tytoniowe i cukrowej
trzciny. TAX d7ia}o sic "a
rzad6w Hiszpanii ma Kubie,
cd: kiedy za6 Amerykapie ma
pedzili Hiszpan6w, zapanowa]
tam niczem ME zak}6cony
spok6j, DO Kubahczycy wzie-
Ii sic do piracy i %przemys}u
dobrze i'm z tenn byio, wiec
Mkt ami m.y6lai o rewolucyi.
Ma to atoli Amerykanie lame
ryka6scy milionerzy) ME po'
6wiecali dolar6w i zycia ludz'
kiego, ably tylko patrzec ma
swooodny rozw6j tego uro.
dzajnego kraiku j ma oogace,
ME sic krajowc6w (Kuba1'
czyk6w), ami i'm sic snifo,
Gdzie mona zbierae obfite
plony 2 malego posiewu, tam
mi1ioner amerykahski ciag.
ME jak mucha "a mod, wiet
tel czas najwyzszy, ably sig
ma dobre rozpanoszy6 ma Ku;
bic, . tad trzeba by}o zamie.
ski nibY miejscowej (wYwo@
laIy te zamieszke miliony a:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-04
Niebezpiecze6stWo 2 po-
WOdu .ZaraZy.

s&5G[E-I-L 80 20. I&=tts T=FE& s zE%--.@
Ich grobem nawiedzenie powo,
du zarazy kaszlu j za%ziebienia, kt6-
re Jest tax slime, chyba ze uSyjecie
ORA Kinga New Discovery ma SUI.
|choty, kaszel i zaziebienie. Mrs..
Geo. Walls : Fort City, Me. piisze:
Jeststo Acknowledgement ola ladzi,
|gdzsie kaszel zazieebienie panuje.
"a zrobilam : tenn predki koniec.
Ono leczy zapalenie pluc, leczy La
grippe, robi slabe piuca silnemi
do zapadniecia ma suchoty,
kaszel katar 500 $l.00. GWa-
raDDtowane przez aptekarzs p. n. j.
lKoWalewskieeggo. Butelki "a probe
!darmo. Ts
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-04
Prawde autorowl hi
:.storyi P. " Ameryce.

d" ~ - F.T ~
w Kuryerze6 Polskiem 2
dnia ~ wrzesnia KS. Krusz-
ka dlugo i szeroko rozplsal
sic, dawajac odpowiedz SCI
kretarzowi PolsElkiejj paa;rla para il. v
Poland, Y Wis., 'it', 1 g za 'l','t
czy nalezy zaplacic podatek
.dyecezyalny na sieroclnlec'
kaz5eali placid, lecz ma
aadac domagac sic, ably te
|pieniadze przeznaczono ns
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-04
dymu ME odrzucaj prawdy j

ME odrzucaj prawdy i
nagrody niebieskiej.
Sw. Bazyli m6wi: ,,Zazdro-
sny sam siebie wymrzeza
smutkiem i wzdychaniem ma
widok dobra braci, lecz ME
umniejsza sic dobro tych,
kt6rym zazdrosci". Zazdrosci
autor, historyk, innym, re
maja wielkie parafie, nieraz
Itch w%ysmiewa, nieraz opisuje,
'lecz ma tenn on tract, a oni
zyskuja.
TAX vice ksieze sam o.
czy66 sic, zanim drugich O.
czyszczac bedziesz. Niechaj
twych slow ME zawstydzaja
uczynki twoje, ably kto ME
pomysla} W czasie twego ka-
zania (szczeg6lnie W Milwau-
kee) W kosciele: Czemu ME
robisz tego, czego sam nau-
czasz? Badz uleg}y twemu
biskupowi i uwaiaj go "a
ojca i pastoral twej duszy.
IGdy nauczasz, MECH Gle "a
grzewa ME pochwa}a ludu,
ale jeki i westchnienia. Me
badz czczym ~deklamatorem i
gadatliwym krzykaczem be-
my6li. Szuka6 podziwienia u
prostego ludu wyborem
%szumnych wyraz6w i obfita
gmatwanina wielomoWstWa i
pismactwa zawsze cechuje
cz1owieka niespokojnego."Nic
BOWEN }atwiejszego, jak o.
manic gmin pospolity ma
puszonemi s1owami, gdyz
czego ME rozumie wiecej, to
lgot6w podziwiac." Sw. He
ronim Episk. ad Nepol.
Je6li historyka s}owo praw~
dy ME bedzie W przysz1osci
jego wodzem, stanie sic, po~
dug slow sw. Teofila bisku-
pa Antyoche6skiego zyjacego
W drugiem wieku, podobnym
korsarzom, kt6rzy nape}niw-
sly jakkolwiek nave, ucie-
kaja niby ola ochrony do
wysp nieprzystepnych, a tam
rozbiwszy sic 0 szkopu}y,
traca wszystko." R6wny los
czeka tych wszystkich, co
|oddalajac sic Cd prawdy, 3D.
biegaja do b}edu, kt6ry ich
zdepcze i zgladzi".
Tax vice wolno tomku W
swoim domku, a ME wtykaj
nosa, gdzies ME dali grosza,
DO inaczej zapytaja Gle o
,,Chrupe"
,CHRUPA."
NinhaznincZAkSfWO > No.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-04

A@459$f
my "a st6soWne tymezaseeml11l
.powstrzzgym1aad Sic N rryttyk'.aa j
Z upr :z1s ! pr;zyNitanien,
~ % Q Q
Unia Polska " Ameryce
~uchwalajac ma ostatnim swym
sejmie podatek stopnioWy,
oraz zabezpieezenie niejedno-
stajne, stanela ma czele wszyst-
kich podobnych organizacyi
pod tym wzgledem. PonieWaz
za6 opr6cz ubezpieczenia ma
Izycie zapewnia take cz1onn-
kom swym wsparcie ma wy
padek kalectwa, powinni sic
wszyscy Polacy, kt6rzy dotad
do zadnej organizacyi ME
naIeza, garnac do Uni Pol
skiej W Ameryce, a szcze~
|g6lnjej mlodziez. Unia Pol
ska liczy dis, pomimo re
lest uajm}odsza z organizacyi
polskich, okolo jedenascie
tysiecy cz}onk6w i czlonki1,
W kasie ma got6wka Tub "
papierach wartosciowych 0.
kolo 40 tysiecy dolar6w,
wszelkie za5 jest podobie6-
fstwo, re W dw6ch lub CITE
rech latach kazda lima, star
sza organlzacye przescignie
liczba cz}onk6w got6wka "
kasie, zatem niechaj sic Mkt
ME ooiaga z przystapieniem
do Uni Polskiej W Amery.
&c!
O o o. o
Tax to mice miliony! Car.
negie, g}o6ny milioner stalo-
Wv, ten co to zbudowa} Gala
~;gromade czytelni pc miastach
i miasteczkach W Ameryce
W Szkocyi, ma jeszcze milo
ny, kt6rych sic chce pozbyt
"a zycia, a Mkt go juz c
pieniadze ME prosi, z tad
k}opot, co teraz z niemi zro:
'bic.-Od o~s}awionego zdzier:
cy olejowego Rockefellers
navel p%rotestanci ME przyj'
muja pieniedzy, DO powiadaja
re zebraf je z krzywda bed
nej ludnosei, teraz zas gazety
rozpisuja sic o PAM Hetty
Green, najbogatszej niewia+
scie ma ziemi, re ME ma
gdzie g}owy sk}onic. P. Green
ME chce podatk6w p}acic, a
wszedzie, gdzie tylko ma jakiE
czas zamieszka, zjawiaja sic
poborcy, vice p. Hetty we
druje jak tramp narzeka ma
ca}y SWAT, re ME ma nj dnla
nj godziny spokojnej!?- Czy
sic op}aci mice miliony?
O O o o
yDzieje Polski" ola uzytku
szk6l polskich W Ameryce
opracowane z %polecenia Spoil
XII Nakladowej
Polskiego take nam nade-
s}ano, lecz ola nawa}u piracy
ocene zmuszeni jestesny
odlozyc ma p6zoiej. Zewnetrz~
ME dzielko to przedstawia sic
zachecajaco.
p "a VIDE autOrOWi hi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-04
aierocinieeawsN anitnwncu) &

s;z5Fs-s1- -
" 4, W Y
setkretarz, 9 2 MIN * k,iill 4
'cazIonk6w wspomnlnnliia<Lneejj para
III, okazali op6r "a y z6rr..
*. Kzrru l1l j m1imo tego,
[ze znaja praWa dyecezyi ME
z%astosowali sic doanich cd.
m6wili poslusze1stwa bisku-
powi ME chcac zaplacie swejj
nalezytosci.
w +. B. biskup dyecezyi
Green Bay zast6sowaf sic do.
innych biskup66w i wyda1
prawo, moca kt6rego obowia-
za} wszystkich dyecezyan do
popierania sieroci6ca, przez
nalozenie podatku 25c ma
rodzine. Do obecnej chwili, Q
Tile wiem, Wszystkie parable
zast6sowa}y sic do tego z
wyjatkiem parafii W Poland,
Wis. KS. Kasperski widzac
|op6r ,,Sojok6w" a. ME chcac
walczyc, opuscif parafie i
|dyecezye ju5 cd dw6ch ty-
godni. W sieroci1cu W Green
Bay jest obecnie Is P. dzieci
a ola Mich 2 P. zakonnice i
ten fakt m6wi "a biskupem,
DO W zadnych obconarodo-
wych sieroci6cach ME ma
polskich si6str. Zreszta jestto
zak}ad dyecezyalny a ME pry-
watny jak W Manitowoc Tub
W Polonii. KS. Kruszka kaze
domagac sic swoich praw
~mianowicie, ably pieniadze z
Poland przes}ano do Mani
towoc. Przeciez dzieci W tym
re przytu}ku %przewaznie So z
Milwaukee a ME z Green Bay;
dawniej Manit. naleza}o do
Milw., a jednak ks. Kruszka
wozil hub zasY}al sw6j poda.
tex do kancelaryi W Milw. a
ME do Manit. Kazdy b}azen
moze radzic, ale trzeba czy-
mem i s}owem droge wskazac,
droge. legalna prowadzaca do
Rzymu, a ME do Ripon.
-Przeciez W Milwaukee ma
powstac P. sierociniec do
kt6rego wszyscy proboszczo-
vie z Milw.. i jch parafianie
zabrali sic, a proboszcz z
Ripon i jego owieczki ME
by}y reprezentowane! Czy
ola tego, re ks. Kr. przeczu-
wal, re do novel parafii ks.
Jurasi6ski mia} bye pre-
znaczony? Czy ola tego, re
6w N i e m e ME wyda4
sekretu, jak Polskiego bisku-
pa dostac? Oh smieszne to,
smieszne! Kto byl upartym
u 90. Jezuit6w, ten gorszy
W Ripon! Kto chce filozo-
ficznie Liturgie udawadniac,
a.nie regulami koscielnymi
ten cjerpic must W Ripon!
Mole nawet to ,,quam prints"
|jakie mia1o wyj6c Z ust Piusa
X. jest tylko zrodzone W my
sli ks. Kruszki, co? Jezeli
ks. Kr. radzi, ably pieniadze
z Poland przeznaczono do
Manitowoc, ola czego ME
radzi senatowi W Madison,
Hub urzednikom W Ripon,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-04
eyludziearps

I!c che, i! 5.ss,ea.y
zmgaitei narodoWosci Y !
.ohoWNali, to Same z !, boiaa y r
Colby ks, ri. zrobH, gdyby
uchWalono assessment ma od4-
|~budowanie noWego kosciola
q jaki6 oGaWelD ME chcialby
zaplacie? Colby powiedzlal
gdyby pewien parafianin udal
sic 0 porade do sasiedniego
'Berlina? a takim jest 6w
stekretarz! Ma swego, biskupa,
"miai j proboszcza, a kto po-.
.luje "a granica tego zadanjas
.powinny bye i~gnorowane.
Tax vice os}awiony ,delegat',
samozwahczy ,,kandydat ma
Ibiskupa", nmeczennik" "a
sprawe narodowa, ,,historyk'
it'd. it'd, upada jak kamie6 i
tract %mniemana powage jak
sic okazuje z nadsy}annych
ofiar na odbudowanie ko~
|scio}a; sic clapsit gloria mum
|di! !.
Prorok P. m6Wi: ,,nie pod
noscie do CORY rogu waszego."
ME NIGGA przekonac ME-
wdziecznych ami niebiosa,
kt6re ~.rozpowiadaja chwa}e
boza, ami s]o6ce, ami ksiezyc
ja6niejacy, ami wsch6d i "a
'ch6d gwiazd, tego p%rzew6dz-
ICY, tego prowadziciela do
zakl6cenia pokoju. Przeciez
wszyscy inaczej on inaczej.
Mysli re on sic myli, to
wszyscy myli6 sic powinni.
Jezeli on chorY- i s{aby,
chcia}by zeby wszyscy cho-
rowali. Czlowiek niepos}usz-
ny i szemrzacy jest obmierz-
E}y i nedzny! W kazdej: fami-
lii, W kazdem mie6cie, "
+ kazdej parafii, W kazdej dye
.'cezyi niepos}uszehstwo
%szemranie jest playa, wiel-
klein zgorszeniem, rozprasza
jednosc i zak}6ca spok6j.
,Szemracz ~sprzeciwiajacy sic
rozkazom stale sic do wszel-
kiego dzie}a niepozytecz-
nym." Sw. Efrem. De virtu-
'tibus. Ten sam sw. m6wi:
, mic zmienniejszego, mic
przebieglejszego mad szemra-
Icza, a W jezyku ME pokonany,
re wszystkiego sic wyt}uma-
czy, ustawnie tego Tub owego
zadlem potwarzy sciga." WI
'dzimy to ma ks. Kr. DO W
sobie jest, niespokojnY i smu-
thy, do mi]ego pozycia ME-
zdolny, W przyjazni ob}udny,
W nienawisci gwa}towny.
tego ME trzeba szemrac
W spelnianiu wolf zwierzch-
nik6w; ME uwazaj siebie "a
doskonalszego i .medrszego
i ME szukaj obrazy. ola Pc.
land, Wis. Me szukaj ksieze
pr6znej chwa}y, DO ona jest
wzburzeniem umyslu, spree
ciwia sic zdrowemu rozumo-
wi i do wszystkich diet
z}ych 1atwo sic przyczynia.
Pr6zna chwa1a jak szkopu}
|ukryty W morzu; gdy sic ma.
tkniesz ma niego, prepaid
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-04

Mi ameryka6skiej. No s H
10 sic; skoroz WHa y q Il
kazalo sic W1oislkl 81. Wuja
ma, Kuha6czycy q! z%zapomnieli
Q niesnaskach domowych j
Wszyscy zscz eI VET! vita
il najezdzc6w, Q ma1o ma reku.
ME nosili pana Tafta, tymcza-
rzadce Kuby 2 pore
XII Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
o o 0 o
DalejA widzacy, ma r6Wni
z politykierami ameryka6ski-
mi, wiedza, ze Intercollegiate
Kuby zbliza sic szybkim
;krokiem do przedwczesnego
grobu; urzednicy republiki
Kubahskiej ustepuja z swoich
stanowisk ME chcac bra6 u
|dzia}u W politycznem NOR
derstwie swego kraju, ale to
ME poWstrzyma gromady
zdrajc6w, kt6rzy "a marne do
larry wolno6c i niepodleg}okc
|Kuby Stanom Zjednoczonym
|zaprzedali. O. oporze przeciw
najazdowi ameryka6skiemu
mowy bye ME mole, DO Ku-
ba to ME Japonia, AMI Ku-
ba6czycy Japo6czykami; Ku-
ba6czykom zbyt mile dzwie-
CA chocby srebrne dolary
ameryka6skie. Tax zawsze i
wszedzie bedzie, gdzie lud
ME portrait ocenie wolnoSci i
|gdzie ME masz ~prawdziwej
milosci ojczyzny, mi}o6ci O.
partej ma religii, ME ma ja~
kiejs etyce, kt6rej gl6wna "a
sada: nmiejmy .pieniadze,
sta6my ma r6wni z innymi
narodami W %przemy6le i han
dlu, o jezyk i religie mniej-
sza, DO to przesady 6rednio-
wieczne!" :.
o o o o
w Rosyi pono spok6j; to
przeciez ME powinno niko-
go W blad wprowadzac. Z
Rosya dzieje sic to samo co z
chorym z opilstwa. Taxi cz}o'
wick raz zdajessie bye bliskim
zgonu, to zn6w porywa sic
i okazuje lyle silly, re ota.
czajacy go g}upia nina
uwazaja go "a. zdrowego, gdy
lzas potem wpadnie W sen,
rokuja MI 5mierc Tub pre-
)iom ku lepszemu, Mkt ami
ME pomysli, re wtedy w}asnie
czas postanowic cos ma przy-
sz}osc. W ten spos6b wiele
up1ynie woody, zanim jaka
stano VEGA nastanie zmiana W
barbarzy6skiej Rosyi.
O O o o
Wszystkie pisma wystapi1y
rosyjsko-zydowskie
sp6ice ASSOCIATED Polish
Press of America, z odraza
odwr6cili sic take cd tego
szwyndlu wszyscy ksieza pol
soy i cywilni ludzie z jakiem
takiem, rozgarniecim umy
s}owem, jeden tylko partacz
~duchowny z La Sale, ME
majac innego sposobu upomi-
49, ---- "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-04
NASI AGENCI.

Upowaznieni So do kolektowan'a
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
nasi agenci mieiscowi:
ASHTON, Nebr., Jan Skibinsh :
Mich. Mendyk
BALTIMORE, NJ. D F Ziarnowsh
COLUMBUS, Nebr., Wiktor Tarasinsh
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Leon Ross
DUNCAN. Nebr,, Michal Stecz
FARWEL, Nebr. Franciszek Strzeleck
FRIED. N. Oak D.. F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE, S. Dak:5 Jozef Gruba
Mellen, Wis, Teofi Derdowski
MARLIN, Tex, S. P. Gorski:
NANTICOKE, Pa. FIR. Jablonsk
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
SOUTH OMAHA, Eebr, MARGIN S era
ST ANNA, MINI, Adam Wa'lowsSi
TARNOW, Nebr, Jan Matyja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-04

zWiezeagrzyby przedWyboro
We; y kalzi Is ll.s sIr ''.silal ssuslWlq'aIiza
nv "a st6soWne tymmeezasemnI
powstrzyma6 SIZE sk kr1yttyks'aa ! /
. uprzeimem ~prIzyWHanniem.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-04
Desirable Meals

We handle only the finest meats,
fowl and fish. Everything in
its season found here. Note
these remarkably low prices.
STANDING RIB AM
ROAST-lb " u W.
SG h. STEAK. SC
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-04
PROFESSORS PAY
MAY BE INCREASED.
CAMPAIGN IS ON AND OUTLOOK
rs HOPEFUL.
University Alumni Weekly Presents
Figures to Show that Teachers Aver
age Less than They Did Twenty
Years Inference Is Great
When Cost Of Living Is Considered.

The University of Minnesota Alumni
Weekly is making Systematic cam
paign thru it's columns for an Increase
in the salaries of professors and IN.
structors. For more than twenty Years
the standard salary for a full :nrofes.
sor has been $4,000. Last year there
were twelve persons receiving this
salary. There We're eighty having the
rank OF professor, assistant professor,
or lnstructor, receiving an average sal
airy Of $l,39S. The average salary of
members of that class Of instructed 70
decreased since 1894 from an average
of 1858 to $l,39Ss in 1905, and this
is, in spite of the fact that the cost
of living has increased anywhere from
80 to SO per cent > - '' 0'''
Professors in the economics denart.
ment say that salaries have actnallv
decreased, when purchasing power is
taken into, account, about SO per cent
from the standard Of twenty years 400.
Last year the regents raised the sal
5aef SO OF rev. q the Instructors max
Professor ". r. Webst sa d pri Hn,ieai
of the East high school, has prepared
a table of expenses which he considers
should be those Of professor and his
family. This table contains little more
than the necessities of simn]e Iivinu
and aggregates $4,000 year.
Instructors in the university have
long been confronted with this prob
lem of making both ends meet, and the
result has been in some cases the driv-
ing out Of many high-class Instructors.
1t is thought that an attempt will
be made to bring the matter before the
coming session of the legislature. Every
effort will be made. by several Of the
more active alumni, Including E.. b,
Johnson, secretary of the alumni as
ISOLATION, to obtain the desired raise
in salaries. :.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-04
ToMoRRoW's CALENDAR

Christmas photos. Now's the time.
Sweets, SIS Nicollet.
Fireproof windows and doors. Steel
ceiling. Stremel Bros. t
Get box of coat or waist hangers.
A very useful Christmas present. Other
attractive gifts at Barnum's.
Half-price sale-Trimmed Hats, We'd
nesday and balance of week. Mrs. Arm
strong's Millinery Parlors, 1919 Sd av S.
The Minnesota chronological associa-
ton meets tonight at 514 Nicollet ave-
nue.. Subject, 1.-THE Survival of the
Fittest.''
Fire caused a loss Of several hun
dred dollars in Stephen Henne's dry
goods store, 100 Main street NE, last
night. The fire started in the base
ment, and so much water had to be
used that the stock was drenched. Mr..
Henne conducts a peddler's supply
house and carries large stock.
The Apollo club held a social ses-
sion last night at the Hotel Nicollet.
The meal was followed by singing and
speechmaking. Solos were given by
Sidney Morse and D. G. Black. Talks
were made by w. H. Eichman, manager,
Hugh Louden, vice president, H. 8.
Woodruff, director, Colonel F. M. Joyce,
F. M. Rutten, F. r. Wilson. The bassos
were hosts to the rest of the club.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-04
100000 PLEDGED
TO THE ORCHESTRA
GUARANTY FUND FOR THREE
YEARS rs SUBSCRIBED. II
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra Is
Safely Established for Definite Pc
Rod, Placing City in High Place as a
Musical Center in America.

Ninety thousand dollars for three
years is the amount contributed by
Minneapolis citizens to support the
Minneapolis Symphony orchestra. The
work of securing the funds, if it can be
called work, was in the hands of the
committee, composed of Gilbert Il. Car
penter, Russell NJ. Bennett, W. L. Har-
ris, Eugene M. Stevens, Edward G..
Gale, Frederick Fayram, c. N. Chad
bourn and Edmund J. Phelps.
The subscriptions insure for Mime
apolis g musical position sought since
the orchestra was first organized, three
years ago. The sum of 100000 in
sures a permanent and absolutely CO.
hesive orchestra for three years. It
places the musicians on salary basis
with contracts to play only under Di-
rector Emil Oberhoffer, or only with
the orchestra. It insures also four re-
hearsals week.
Subscriptions Of $1,000, $500, 5000
and 800 year for three years make
up the guarantee fund. In the first
three years of the orchestra s. existence
fifty-two business men guaranteed $780,
600 a year for three years. So that
for the next three years the orchestra
will have as much each year as it had
in the entire three years preceding.
liz pACdoo1o VI supporting tuo OIcuoS-
ira is now divided among many citi-
zenss, instead of being the property Of
half a hundred. :
: Al tho the Minneapolis Symphony or
chestra is musical undertaking, pure
and simple, it's supporters declare it
cannot help being business advantage
to Minneapolis. It is expected to
prove an advantageous advertisement
OF the city as musical center, and
cannot help drawing the attention Of
the musical world in general. -.
An interesting bit of history in con-
leading business men in placing 50
much time at the disposition of the or
chestra management is the fact that
many Of them consider it civic work
and they are acting purely as public
spirited citizens. While various lines
of civic work engage the attention of
public-spirited. men, the management Of
the orchestra is considered by it's back
other --.-r
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-04

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money If 1t fails to cure. II
w. GR0YEsS signature Is On each box 2Sc.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-04

PILES CURED IN 6 TO IL DAYS
Fazo Ointment Is guaranteed to cure any
case of Itching, Blind Bleeding or Protruding
Piles In to IA days or money refunded. Soc.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-04

The Plymouth Rogers Peet- Clothing,
Knox Hats, Hanan Shoes. For men
who value correct dress.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-04
SMITH GETS BLACK HAND NOTE,

Mayor Robert A. Smith Of St. Paul received
an ANONYMOUS letter yesterday to the effect that
the life of Governor John A.. johnson is in dan
ger. The letter stated the danger was a result
of threats made against certain Italians who
planned the retaliation. The names of ten Ital-
ians were given.