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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23

One Of Those stHiai evenings TuT
which 1lta 6risgs arr Hplea took place
III r1Irsif ifall "Wednesday evening
Fully glle hundred were pfeseaL 10
participate III tire entertainment al
the passive member uE tLtfe aci-
i've members aua slL!. There We're IA
cpuuie ~ reGrgEfts present. who +eS'-
iDvrd tsVtsyv1ltinE frJIu utre opening
ulIisic ia t3trE last ulglt oOt}ee, lliaiua-
iug Gudmuud SE&r1 veGl . &0rgt-A an
ter OF ceremonies owing 10 Jtle ulr
Iv8iG4tie iEsgsanee Ri PrHsidHTtl hHlta-
snu. The ~tiritsas sDIteInsd wtDa nus ti
9 their mllsielG gems Iudef 1dlte tauas'-
ship yf Prgf. InGsa.L, and followed
with I'LL cIrgnft.. Then came IA al
| dra.ss ty MI. "A. Is. f.ur!sDu and ihe
pEagrHm prtIeaeeisd uIdtsr Iiie IIEslurh-
E1lnu IF TtIr- HEaiisal.. Mr. NEigrrNatEI
entertained the guests as d passive,
aud tiie Leader Edil,Er sI4Ic something
lgtFyIIi tine murB I5irr Things Ide tfrieGs
stEud dome. T'ruf- IudserL iIrfruttuaed
lgih puuftE orchestra ulrd LElih Trew 1t,>-
~EiEllszauiam wln sthrl uu ,nnas,Ee aid
plslroy Of praise. Ilr biraEstud quMf-
t4sI sang ~tAEightfItl4 uud wuH Il hemrrg
eimure.. uiie .guHrr.ti Il cunEpcssed cit
Mi. md Mra. Atiul, I5raGsIud uIFd
MI. and Mrs. I0. <. EiraEECaa, and
rlrey sing charming 1agsstEer. fnt-
towing line singing utiG spaaGhes and
musie camre Refreshments and ulieu IA
luppr aIDur. Dut III UtP GVefiest
mem sRars auf 1lEre G5-ier. IL q 5Uurum,
il .tit,wu in AtHaJfsu- nn business and
Ire WIS missed. E~&-E'reaidelgI 1f Lire
Grriega. H. Amisgs0n. presented uhe
organization with u maEMifinieIi ,;Dke
made by Mrs AlIGirvssm. and Lite Ever
genial Prof. Indsari, iirle"Aa@a L
carve that cGEe int snlEvHGirh ans III,
had snms- Tine G@IagE TIRE rnva! -eIs-
fertEuliTIs.S-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23

Governor HltrFKl wulitt.d I'D lpAy 1.-The
Ngr1lEwesuern railrlma fur mis- mnmLi-
na1rUu by giving -1ilul rgad Il titIuiuce
To tIaul Indiana ssEUIt i'm J6lH faElf1al
lfram Chicago How these 40lTUicui
ssryGIITS Hf Iite iGaolIipes eZHEsse iulte
.gaignsan, TIE Slictzt.sr raIbrgad EUOl i'm
tIiife entire IlFHn. waS Gulie nan wine
fuYesd ElrgsGtS mnmingriun. aud Alex
Lives aJweT at NIEnHHIu. Mimi, 1nlTt tlti&T
uIl.ks.s ma aaiftsrsmce. HE un,tafes tB
his puppets fIua liteE must Gtauae-
He udi8lafHS TO IlIe }tirE Regulating
heard al Itle sTizte and une tanners
and business men axe ouVerE&Ned 10
mi4Ee gBgd vsiIaI the corporations
fulieiit aD guEE. Tlle rGilrUatts asvsr in
THE Black IE7Its pay LITTLE ,tir mo 1EaNe6.
TklGT 5 why EtrEG maS mDmiiialed by
Alex Johnson. DE- tile spHaIie III tInts
tst.ate wargI Blsuice and a square teal
tfiney mlyst ngaliuEte Nit. Crawford
tfGr eQverSKlr. HE Will sac rtitiiEt tine
railrHals are made ito lIUg Tthtifr takes
RIu IA fair yalIfiGnisn just us 1tfe farm
ar has TO ptEy. Until the people murn
Down sutih msn as Etfoa and Kit.
fItFeGge they lsIt,Htl tlur eesN,eat ;lmyujliing
saut tax robbery 1~ilsrpugh the iEtfa-
int,lts system NOW i'm force because
the cgrIie,rgtiatts OWN tine bosses. Mr..
Etrdd, iii let alone @1uld have maGie Il
good guperuor, ibgtt he was owned by
the corporations TO begin with, and
lle WAS too weak to assert his lnin-
hood in the face I'D public eu1dtui-
Ne pity IA ma who rs sold
and hates siauerY iii the people wAEIf
relief tiiiey eau secure id rtitfrupgs1h
Crawford. If they wauta continuation
,uf the tax ndtibsiY they d secure
lit bifrutgth Etrud.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23
Deussse Wedding.

MIR. Gss.brse Ossuraaf and Miss Cara.
l.s:e IT s:sftaa, asaSS Nh. TfIsuIss Ifrigrr
FErad amt Miss ,Jfarine A,strisut praaed
esd I'D the ltlume ed Rev. X. H TsiEit
of ftfe Llrlfearan aGillEfehI SiE1GarSapg
afternoon MaTdh H. ana were TgcEftat
in marriage, 8affBer which fhe entire
M..stfing purity were driven aogFt 10 Ilhe
hnmre of Safen j.. 0,siiraai., who is tkie
efiieis,Et marsagsra OF 1l.e laig TAlsrsai
farm northwest af town. where 1
grand wedding dinner was served, AND
tine fiappy event duly t;eiebratsd
The Lender Wishes MIR. and Mrs. Geo
Ostraat and MIR. and Mrs. G1ranstad
lots of tlapptness and success in ruL,eii
Meddst Life.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23

The gh~etrngEl n sny iG~aiiitieness, III
TING b1rrayRl OF communications writ
tan III ennndSnee, or af Kilograms asst
IN c~0n1i6enoe, Is one 81 anile m0sf cod
remptdhIe, haze arid GowErtilF tSusis-
ncriDns known among men. Tine Jhie1
may give away aiis pals TO save fiim-
seif, the rpbtser may ktn i'll cDid hiDod
10 gain iiis frasdum, the sllsiaE viii
anatch u pocket lhvs,k in greed, yet We
ase told There is sttlonur among
thieves, 2 3nt There is no lh0ner aiming
tiesparate innciiiIse boSses.
The man LigiIDnef ssstrassd rie
confidence Of . friend, tine Argus,
Leader published . brief exhract frDnl
u privats Iettsr the sdisgf WRITE h.,sl-
atag Kitffsdge., amt . Isuniher tf leg
isiarfpe friends Of f,enatur esambis
terrsysd his answer IA letters wrirIen
him by them sesEing iais udsiee, and
unr a,wn GnrtstEsrt tssIrsysd Tine ssoIit-
tisnce Of raIe railroads End KiDtrefigs
III trrtissf rtp ffifI mir. SssmmEIi q wtsac:k-
"A lman who t,enrays d friend or the
eunfidenee 81 q friend irttsr tfrsir
ways may have parted. IL no bsbisr
than rhe Shiny SNAKE VINO STRIKES tine
hand iinat warmed ii into life.
The maciline is welcome 10 Tine be-
asrpyai business, ii h weieoms 10
Outtiberfis tsshrssal ID fihe raiiroad
system ~ lselping Kirfnsegs tigtft tine
President rxte biil, it lis Weleoine 10
the condemnation sd ali honest men.
who Iie1k np1n such work VI u means
iissIexun xny mxD "a alpnpr.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23

The Odd Fellows had d big tiIoe
Monday evening. Several candidates.
Were fnftiufed and some % ItsrGrtIers
from Harrisburg and &turhing Mere
piesaE1t Bo assist in rEha work. After
the lodge work WIRE finished all sal
down TO q splendid baIsqt,st AT the
Rudolph, where -sptteches Eud social
enjoyment closed the evening. and Us
Brel- LtJpaan said the bitter end was
sGsEfEttiifL1J:s sweet.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23
Notice ct Annual Meeting.

The ANNUAL meeting cd the STOCK
holders of fhe Cannon Buitdiug and
LOAN Association Will he held al The
t,Duncil chambers Tuesday April Bird,
1896 at SDielohk p IN, for the cleo
tion of a hoard OF directions for The
ensuing year and transaction OF other
business THAT may ti0Ine before the
Enee3 iEis Hautf.aa MMAicil 3ULn. l9od-
H ANDERSON, Secretary
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23

A consignment of goud sannd
horses and nnles EtiaSe Iteen placed
kn sae kssantis eft Esspp Il Basiie fer
ssls ON hatiartiag Marsh rd~iitntg0ne, at
GarrtaGa, at one 8iclRik sharp. EVERY
animal will curry d guarantee as sold,
and taleg are 30 he sold. df gnu want
n Zine horse or a mute DON'T miss this
.aie..
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23

GrGRltserfs exposure uf THE Gsemmill
Telegram 10 Kit has opened mp rnLe
diraleSt plsee Nf pnfftiical 1seatf1ery
ever heard I'D in This stssit:. Kiit was
processing friendship for rulte Presi-
dsu1 and THE tate ahfll white Those
1slsgrzIns We're pouring in from his
employers
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23

Ii. I'LL. Tripp presented t;arnrade
DeLang with Il rrile made from an
aptIe tiee ON the old homestead 6f
Mr.. IleIIcitig and ttle of the first nipple
trees ITO bear fruit IN the COUNTY,.
lit lis Il very hGncIsome piece of wood
and iIighty prizsd by THE recipient.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23
aay,a af Thanks.

We tItrsihg desire no extend nrf
hsarrfstt DfianEs dor Itie kind assist
aless ut the sickness and tieGln ul alIr
gf beloved wife ant mntlitsr.
Mir. Andrew Hanson and Family.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23

MIR. and Mrs. iii. e. FHaniigan We're
given a mice surprise purity Mstfnas-
ldav ,euefitng. The sgErprisers met at
the harne sf Mr.. and Mrs, Nglsn and
auuistJly mardEled upon the Flariigan
ihrasre. MA,ere a pleasant evening was
spent. Mrs. Flanagan wax presented
with d s~eGvefiir spoon.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23

We IRE now in shape Ito attenc to
tpour pIumting anti repairing. The
new shop ut swstNssti,s old stand, ID.
IL. kloNe.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23

xkMN - N0AASWA~ T.#a
Congressman Il. NJ Martin mafis d
frief tour OF Diis county iast ~stsk
speaking Et LsnnDz and Cannon IN
rile evening ind f:iDsxd iiis isnce
buiidiaag tour NJ Hudson Saturday
E~flsrn0Dn.
We know hui iirrie ahOut his LeI-
npz visit nnls dntiaf II was u cf,idsr 10
06pIiDB T1tsan LINZ IssDpie gave him III
Canton, aud Tic CaIitop HisstiiIg WAS
Indeed . frDsfg I'M after such tbriE
liant expsctErinns by his friends. Mr..
Marrin disappointed bpIh sides. The
machine sicmsnt had reasuD 30 eS-
pect s~omsriling brilliant, someDiling
rtai would Offset rile wild enthusiasm
~ereaIsIl by MI. 1lrawfprd, hut MI.
Martin WAS D sud failure. Iii WIS the
~eoitisst palfEieasI meeting sv.sr ti.:in an
the court house. He aroused snIhris-
iasn Wsiiei sIe Ysferrsc 30 the Iresi-
dem nun tse said not . wuri IN de
fonse III rtls machine M v.tIien ts IL d
Igrr. Nef can yuu blame him. No
man can successfully defend line ma
Chime or it's iBJss srsitsm on the stump
wirirplr nesting with tine HITTER op-
pusiniDn of tine people whom line ma~
Chime nreaEs with cDutsInpt. The
great mass vi tine psspp,is uf ttsis state
afe utterly opposed 10 the tfoss sys-
tenn ttlEt stands for higher LAX dor
the farIner THAN for Line s1rptrrariEiis-
Mr.. MErtdn's rigtIi iiand is fast N
tine l0iig Of the machine, tiis leff rs
pounding tine trusts, and Tine machine
is TRUST owned and compensation tr1D-
Itrolisd, and MIR. Martin gptsinpies b
pasitiun In which me IL GosEiiEbsE
povserlsse for Enpd. Hs mas ntrutaing
10 say for tine ppsrtExed people or 3
wprd for u government Of tas people
| He lust pounds tine trusts amt st&usts
under the nrIteercing .srln nj ta.s a.as-
pprxtipn machine. His Position rs
Ifunie snorI pf d bu,issqns. No man
egp snccsssf nlls p.gy the roie he as-
snuss&. If lac is against Tine trusts, as
he sspg, then ID e2rry ori ais views
tor lugicaa conclusion me stIoliit as
against the sismsnts who foster a1nd
prpteen Them. This lis nth a gB1a
wear for . inan 10 pamad TRUSTS ant
seek faRpys from IrnSt bosses-
There lis . c~niftllu1dsd DESCRIPTION
sou.exhsrs, and MIR. Martin muE1
fatnnk tine pspYle fonis il he s~shliesss
rley ere 100 blind I'D se.e Through his
game ~ tveedle de and fNesdie tum
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23

-GDouti misstltie htig horse and mI1se
sale ut tGurIhan oh Saturday Mareitl
ttiiirppone, ait one O'CLOCK sharlp. KsepF
s. IF,aefie. -auGtiafleers.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23
Wood For ssaIe

gohrn Lae, who own iuhe Gus
Ldrrdsrman farm i'll Highland, has
same gooi sannd dry waad for sale
eat 10 stoae iieinsnl. sa.00t0 ST. 80 per
@
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23

The gnsat Methodist anissi6nlarF
-,,arruerrtian I'd Htlron Will tiiasse ON
Munich yuhlirty. and aIntng the efis-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23

: Mritiing rlaulsts at lpr. Moitl7s-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23

Long /
the ~ /
~ irki
oks, d
al to q
this ! !
EspeciI
kessdt
bnths MI
emost !
3 such /
adows
[th th,
en up
me an
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fer, co
10 and
IA
The !
DO pile
&dbefo
ust Of
rye OF
& disc
ente
lends.
The at
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'pnss.,.
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Inxtnnnt
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49,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-23


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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-19


Uncle Russell would not want us to
shoot it away and we're going to make
the most of it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crisler are planning
to convert their home place into a
model dairy farm. Mr.. Crisler has
been student of scientific agricul-
ture for years, and now be intends to
work out some of bis schemes.
"I'm going to have the kind of
flower beds / want at any rate," said
Mrs. Crisler. ave always wanted a
chnaec to make some flower beds Just
as pleased, without any restrictions,
and now I'm going to do it.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-19
TOURISTS TO Be PROSECUTED
Railroads Will Take Action Against
Those Selling Return Tickets.

Eastern tourists who sell unused
portions of round trip tickets will be
prosecuted by the Transcontinental
Passenger Association as ticket scalp
Aers under the provisions of an act of
1905, which provides fine of from
p 100 to $500 and Imprisonment from
10 to so days.
Two travellers have advertised in
Seattle papers that they would sell the
return trip portion of round trip
ticket. II each of these tickets ap-
pear in the hands of travellers, they
will be taken up and the sellers prose-
cuted under the anti-scalping law.
Passenger officials of roads entering
Seattle claim that it has been the
practice of a number of fasteners
coming to this coast to settle or re-
main on long tour to take advantage
of cheap tourist rates offered during
the summer. They have purchased
round trip tickets with the intention
of scalping the unused portion here
and making profit on the venture.
The prac ice of offering unused tickets
for sale has grown to such proportions
that action will have TO be taken to
protect innocent purchasers of such
tickets.
Both in Washington and Oregon the
railroads have succeeded in putting
ticket scalpers out of business. The
act of 1905 makes it misdemeanor
for any person to display sign adver-
tising any cheap tickets and compels
all railroads to display a signed state
ment TO the effect that an agent is
authorized to represent the road. No
person is permitted to sell tickets
without this authority.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-19
HISTORY OF INDIANS
Work Will Cost $4,000 Per
Set Of 20 Volumes
AUTHOR IS A WESTERN man
J. P. Morgan Will Take 25 Sets at
$750,000 to Help Curtis Start
the Great Work.

The most expensive aud the most ex-
tensive work ever published in this
country is to be put forth by Edward
S. Curtis of Seattle, says the Journal.
This daring author is western man
who has given the better part of his
life to the study of hobby which has
become too serious to be longer termed
hobby. At the price of $4,000 a set
of 20 volumes of $3.50 each, one can
get small idea of the value of this
work is to have for the future.
Sponsored by such men as President
Roosevelt, who pronounces it "a
monument to Am erican constructive
scholarship and research of value
quite unparalleled" and by John
Pierpout Morgan, who has such faith
in its greatness and value that he has
made all advance subscription for 25
sets, which means $500 to help
cover the immense expense of field
work, it cannot fail to have its sue
cess.
Picture the writer of this work
spending from Is to 18 years in camp
life collecting material, engaging most
of the time from three to ten assist
ants, spending over $25O,OOO in COL
lection of field material only, and
covering enough space between him
self and assistants to encircle the
globe 20 times, and you will have
some idea of the magnitude of the
work.
Then conceive work consisting Of
20 volumes with 1900 full page pho
togravures and several hand colored
plates, together with 20 folio supple
ments containing 700 large pictures
and 20 etc hings, and those who are
versed in books will have still better
idea of the undertaking and be more
appalled, with its immensity.
That is the work that Mr..
Curtis, who ia now in Portland, is do
ing and in which he has alreday spent
nine years. Mr.. Curtis can talk In
dian until you become dizzy listening
to him. He knows all their names, all
their customs, all their beliefs, all
their racial characteristics, all their
supeIstitions and their fears, and he
can talk for hours without stopping
and without repeating.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-19
Echo Saloon Fined.

The Echo saloon men arrested Tues
day by Sheriff Taylor, appeared in
court yesterday aud had their cases
disposed of. Messrs. Parel & Ireland
and ]. E. Taylor pleaded guilty to the
charge of permitting gambling in
their places of business and also TO
the charge of keeping their saloons
open on Sunday. They were fined
$50 each for the first offense and $15
each for the second. The costs in
each case amounting to $S was also
taxed up against them.
Tribune
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-19
NEICEs Of UNCLE RUSSELL
Two Of Russell Sage's Women Rela-
tiyes Generously Remembered.

Mrs. Stanley HolbIook and Mrs. A.
V. Crisler of Partridge, received mott
fication that they had been remem-
bered by Russell Sage in his will.
The women, who are nieces Of the
great financier. each will get $50, 600.
Stanley Holbrook is clerk. Crisler
is a farmer living near Partridge,
Ill. The two heirs, who are daughters
of Elisha Sage, Russell Sage's young
est brother, had never known their
uncle and had no hopes of being re-
membered IN bis will.
Fifty thousand dollars does not go
far when you staIt to 'tlow- it in,
and we are going to salt most of it
down." said Holbrook. Il know
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-19
An Alarming Situation

frequently results from neglect of clog
ged bowels and torpid liver, until
consumption becomes chronic. This
condition is unknown to those who use
DR.. Kings New Life Pills; the best
and gentlest regulator OF Stomach and
bowels. Guaranteed by VIM. Nc
Bride, druggist. Price 25c.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-19
8 Per Cent After October l.

All accounts owing to the firm of
Cox & McEwen are due October 1.
Ii not paid during the month of Octo-
ber, the account will draw per cent
interest from October /.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-05
Hrabia Witte ME uwzgledniaf carskich
zyczeh.
Zatarg Anglii sultanem tureckim
ROOSEVELT NoWoLUJE KONGREs DO WALK
TRUSTAMI
Kwestya strajku g6rnik6w przededniu rOzwiazania.

wiadomo jeszcze, czy przyjeta
bedzie moneta Stanow Zjedno-
czonych, czy ktorej innej zaatlan-
tyckiej reprrbliki,c ,czy wreszcie OBJ
myslana bedzie jakaS nova, dose,
re wszedzie zapanuje jedna. O.
plata "a listy i telegramy bedzie
taxa jak gdyby Gala Ameryka
stanowila jedno panstwo. Go ma
towary, przewozone jednego
kraju amerykanskiego do drugie-
go, moze bye tylko administra-
cyjne, wisc bardzo male, nato-
niast clio ma towary z innych cze-
Sci swiata bedzie protekcyjne, "a
pewno tax wielkie, jak to, kto-
rem sic odgrodziiy Stany Zjedno-
czone.
Taryfy okretowe kolejowe be-
da zrownane. Oplaty "a post6j W
portach beda male dla statkow a
merykanskich, a wielkie dla
wszelkich innych.
Wreszcie wszelkie zgoIa spory
miedzy. pahstwami amerykah-
skiemi beda zaiatwiane przez sta
iy TRIBUNAL rozjemczy, gdyby zas
jakies panstwo zamorskie zaata-
kowaIo kt6rakolwiek republike a.
merykanska, wszystkie inne mu-
sza spieszyc jej z pomoca, a po
'wojnie wspolnie zawrzec pokoj.
Wojny wewnetrzne miedzy pan,
stwami, nalezaceni do uni pam
amerykahskiej, beda raz ma zaw-
sze wykluczone.
Jezei kongres wszystko to u
chwali, Ameryka bedzie pred
stawiala Rzesze pahstw wolnych
zabezpieczonych cd naiazdow..
"a tymczasem panstwa euro
pejskie beda sic wzajemnie ruj-
nowaly wydatkami ma zbrojnosc'
beda sobie szkodzily csami, beda
rozwijaly W sobie szowinizm,
hakatyzm, irrydente, dixie zape-
dy rusyfikacyjne, beda gnusnie
patrzaly ma szalona walke miedzy
warstwami, az wreszcie kiedys ma
Gala Europe przyjdzie koniec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-05
Rdzng natatkl teIegrafIGzna.

- Umarl ksiaze Henryk VII
Reuss, urodzony, w r. 1926.
: Cesarz Wilhelm zapowiada
swa bytnosc W prowincyach wy
dartych Francyi:
- Cory lodowe zagrazaja o.
kretom, plynacym Europy do
port6w amerykanskich. Parowiec
',Anglo-Peruvian" zderzyi sic z
taxa CORA utona1. Zaloge wyra-
4towano. -lEssa3 --<s~ss
= w Iasku bulonskim w Pa
ryzu zastrzelii sic rosyjSki anar-
chista.
= Zulusi zabijaja w Afryce
po}udniowej urzednikow angiel-
skich, Sciagajacych podatki.
Ze wschodniej czeSci wyspy
Kuby nadchodza - niepokojace
wieSci o wybuchu rewolucyi.
Prezydent Palma schronil sic
podobno do Moro Castle.
= w kopalniach polnocnel
Francyi pracuje obecnie $4,000
ludzi, a strajkuje tylko 1900.
- Angielskie kompanie aseku-
racyjne pokrywac beda tylko tie
straty w San Francisco, ktore
powstaly bezposrednio skutkiem
pozaru. Wiasciciele domow wy
sadzonych w powietrze, przez
wojsko, ME otrzymaja zadnego
odszkodowania.
w Montreal, w Kanadzie
zginal bez wiesci niemiecki Off
Ger, Joseph Freund, ktory byl W
drodze do Appletown' Wis.
w San Francisco rozwiazu-
ia sic komitety ratunkowe. Zasta-
pi je zarzad miejski. l
= Parma Julia w. Lincoln,
bogatego kupca W Bostonie, wy
szla potajemnie "a MAJ "a masz-
telarza, ktory ja uczyl jezdzit
konno. Parma Lincoln uchodzila'
"a narzeczona natzelnika firmy'
Browning King & Co.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-05
Rok XVII.

= Ma rogu Milwaukee ave.
Lake str. 5oletni Rogert Radke
zostal przejechany przez woz.
Ma zlamana noge zawieziono
60 do, szpitala sw. Elzbiety.
- 800 rzeznikow i kielbasni-
kow zatrudnionych w 20 skla-
dach rzczniczych zastrajkowalo,
bo ME zmnieiszono i'm liczby GO
DIN dziennej piracy z 10 ma 9.
= Sedziowie McEwen, Homo.
re, Dupuy, Kavanaugh, Barnes
Clifford, Chetlain, Kersten i Ben
M. Smith, jakotez IL podproku-
ratorow udalo sic dzisiaj ma IN
spekcye domu poprawczego W
Pontiac.
- Burmistrz Dunno wczoraJ
uiaskawii Emilia Wilkowskiego,
kt6ry byl W domu poprawy,gdyz
w czasie, kiedy odsiadywai kare'
sprzety jego wyrzucono z miesz-
kama pm. 22I1 Clarendon ave. ma
ulice, a osmioro jego dzieci zna-
lazlo sic bez dachu mad glowa.
Sasiedzi zajeli sic dziecml, ale
sprzety pozostaiy ma ulicy i 20
staIy przez deszcz prawie' kom-
pletnie zniszczone.
- Z kanaiu sanitarnego pod
Lockport, ILL.,, wyiowiono zwloki
nieznajomego, okoio 4oletniego !
mezczyzny.
- Maxym Gorkij, ktory mial
jutro przemawiac ma dwoch zgro-
madzeniach w Chicago, Wsdle te-
legramu nadeszlego z New Yorku
ME przybedzie, bo jest chory, a
zastapi go inny rewolucyonlsta
rosyjski, Ivan Narodny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-05-05
KROTKIE NOTATKl MIEJSKIE.

- Subkomitet rady miejskieJ
kt6remu powierzono zajecie sic
rlozeniem ordynansu w sprawie
specyalnych licensyi ma szynko-
wanie trunk6w ma zabawach, O.
ciaga sic praca komitetowi Ii
cencyi ieszcze ME zsozyl sprawo-
zdania.
- Wczoraj wieczorem obcho-
dzono w hall Schoenhofena 20 ro-
cznice zaj$cia ma Haymarket a.
narchistami. Zebraio sic okolo 200
os6b, glownie czionkow hub byr
lych czlonkow policyi i wygfo-
szono kilka NOW.
= Wczoraj wieczorem wyio-
wiono jeziora, W poblizu Thorn
dale ave-, zwloki nieznajomej ko-
biety, zupeinie bez odziezy, ktore
widocznie bardzo diugi czas pre-
bywaly w wodzie. Policya sta
ra sic zbadac, czy ME zaszlo tu
morderstwo.
- Wloch Enrico Guido, usilo-
jac ma Union str. dostac sic ma
druga strone toru kolejowego, ma
kt6rym stall pociag frachtowy,
wszedl miedzy wagony, ale do
stall sic pod kola lokomotywy,
,kt6ra W tel chwili ruszysa, prze-
iechala 20 i zabiia ma rrliejscu.