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WILL NEVER RETURN TO POWER
Declares He Has Had All the ENperI- pnce He Desired with Govern
 ment.

Paris, Oct l3.-Count Nitte when questioned today by the Assoclated Press in the matter of the St. Peters hurc reports of a movement in Rus sia to induce him to resume the di- rection of Russian finances, said:
 Never. never will return to pow CT. I do not desire to speak III ol the emperor. who is still my imperial master. and to whom l owe every thing. nor of the government. nor oi my country, but l have had enough You cannot make that statement too emphatic.
 Count Witte declared that the bourse rumors attaching significance 10 his interview with Baran Roths' child were baseless. This interVle" had nothing to do with tnanela! ne
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earten for a year but the eXperlenee convinced her, as it did her superlofs, that nature had not designed her for that avocation.
 Miss Bates made her first appear ance on September F, 1894. at the Powell street, later the Columbia the ater. in San Francisco. The occasion was q benefit performance for L. R Stockwell it's manager. arranged ef his employees.
 Il thought" said Miss Bates, recent lv. that should like to appear al that benefit. and l announced the iact to my family. to the scandalous horror of my mother, who said l would never be an actress. However, they allowed me to play at MT. Stockwelfs oeneht' I played the part of Mrs. Willoushby' 2 younc widow. in Brander Matthews piece, "A Picture. ] walked on that night with all the unrutfled assurance of youth and ignorance. Every night now that 1 make my appearance lh .Tba Girl of the Golden West l am a thousand times more nervous tnan was then. In ignorance is repose
 They didn't throw things at me- ! don't know why. After that my ideas
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sotiatiGns. Witte is an old friend et the baron and freely gave his oplni2h on the financial situation.
 l. is an open secret that Count Witte would have greater contidenc" if Russian finances were in stronger hands. He declined to express his opinion of NJ KOkovsof. the present minister of finance, hut smiled sig nificantly when the correspondent ot the Associated Press reminded him ol q conversation held several months ago in which he characterized ko- kovsoff as great man for small al fairs
 Count Witte said he had no present intention of visiting the nlted States. He is still under medical treatment and his future plans have not been determined.
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Blanche Bates Start.

Blanche Bates, who is scoring so sienally in The Girl Of the Golden West" by David Belaseo at the beias- co theater. New York, is the child ol theatrical family, but had an aver sion to the stage in her early Slrlhooa' and prejudice against actor 1oiK' as she herself confesses. She cared nothing for the theater. seldom Sd" :" p,av. and wondered why her parents insisted on staying on the stage. ohe +,;ad her hand at teaching klndef-
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Thursday ni2ht aS follows. Monroe KffIlfrld. charged with criminal as saa1t. William Bgumsfield. charged ViJh criminal assault, levi Richard son. heH for forgery; William I1lGHz worth. q confessed murderer.
 The onlx white man in tho=t"taI Wa KfrllfcId. who has been tNie' denied bail on the charge of climnaIl} a5 saaltna his 0Wn daa2fte. 2 &lfl el 15. at Boeueehitte. i few weeks ago and pleaded guilty to the crime bet"5e Justice Hoffman "Wednesday alltl Ws7 remandod to jail without the beneH' of bail.
 The escape was effected hN sit@lll2 in two two bars of the main cage "a' then climbing fo the cupola thfon&l The aarret. Once on the slate f"oi thev descended by making q rope O some af iheir blankets winch ha' been torn and fastened together.
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AMUSE ENTS.
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berg. lntereS. Ill 'nN .,, ;. Boston is greater this year than u has ever been before. this ha'ih7 ,aon nroyed in a substantial manner Inv the receipts from the auction saie' for the season. The conviction s'eao- iiv grows that in securing pr Auch' the Boston Symphony orchestra made a great hit.
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CITIZENS BANk
 VERSUS j. x. IT. IVY Ri "

\ sutI Wasz6led Saturday by he ( Izens bank of this place against J, < Hawkins to recover $29S.61. If' plaintiffs in the ease claim that 3!55% amount is due them on note SIf's1 bv l. $. Hawkins and which he ha1 failed To pay.
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about the stage changed very quickly, and now l love my profession as mnch as any one.
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CIRCUIT tAt kT
 CONNENE> MoNDA5 l.

The coult room is being put i'll re&@- mess for=the session of the circuit court which conyeHes at this place next Monday. The seats which were taken out to give room for improYe-' meuts are being replaced, and eYe1a- thng will be i'll readiness by Moh0af for this meeting.
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JAIL OELIVE KY.
Four Prisoners Make Their Escape
 at Brookhaven.

Brookhaven, Miss. Oct. l@.-Four prisoners confined in the county lals in making their 'seap"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-14

Nr. I. I Wainfight of Nilmot Is Vlss- fling in the city.
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Brooks Baby Bowel Ba1m for teeth no diarrhoea and all bowel troubles.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-06-30
TOOK CAR FoR PULLMAN.
Traveller on the Street Car confuses
the Use Of Push Buttons When
He Needs Transfer.

Something's wrong with the
electric bell, Jake; don't pay any
attention to a push button ring
to stop until l find out what's the
matter" said a conductor to his
motorman on a Brooklyn avenue
car the other morning, according
to the Detroit Free Press.
On the trip from Twelfth street
to Holmes the car had stopped
i've times upon electric bell SIG.
mails, but no one got off. When the
sixth signal had been needed with
like result, the conductor began
an examination of the push but.
tons. All the passengers except
one had noted the fact of the sir.
mailing without apparent reason.
and each turned to examine the
button nearest him.
Somebody's ringing just for
orneryness,' said the conductor.
as he neared the front end of the
car, where sat the one man.
The latter turned in his seat at
the conductors remark.
IF you mean me, you'd better
DO less talking and attend to bust.
ness" he said. "Here I've been
ringing for you to come and give
me a transfer ever since We left
Twelfth street, and you paid no
attention to it. Gimme a trans.
fer"
The conductor handed out the
transfer without a word Of ex.
PLANTATION.
Chats the limit" he was heard
to remark as he reached the back
platform.
~ . Il
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-06-30
lRvINo's GENEROSITY.
Volume Published in Memory of Dead
Actor Tells of His Many
Good Traits.

"POetical Tributes" a volume
published in memory of the late
Sir Henry Irving and edited by
Mr.. Charles f. Forshaw, contains
the following story Illustrative of
the famous actors generosity.
There was at the Lyceum an old
fellow who for 20 years had been
limelight man. One evening at re.
hearsal he happened to drop one
of his slides, which fell at Sir
Henry's feet, narrowly missing
his head, as he stood at the wings.
Sir Henry heard the crash of the
falling glass, but could not see
from whence it came and soon for.
lot all about it.
The stage manager, however,
uighly indignant, dismissed the
culprit forthwith. The poor old
IimelieLt nan remained out Of
employment for about three
weeks, and then Sir Henry called
the stage manager to him and
said:
Mr.. Loyeday, where is that old
man with the white beard who
used TO work that lime?"
The story was told him. He
shook his head and said:
ooh, accidents will happen,
Loyedayl / want him back. i
like my old people round me.
Please send for him." And, turn.
Ing to his personal attendant, he
added: walter, bring the man
to me-"
The poor old fellow was found,
and, quaking with fear, was intro
duced into lrving's presence. He
blurted out:
Noulu nVt help ii, Sir IL was
an accident"
eyes," replied Sir Henry, q
know, accidents happen to us all;
never fear.p And, turning to his
stage manager: "Mr. Loveday,
please ~reinstate this man in his
old place and pay him all arrears
as If he had been at work" And,
putting his hand into his pocket,
be gave the man a sovereign.
There, there, old friend; you
and | are not going to part just
vet"
II was a fearful and grateful
'melight artist that left Sir Hen.
y's room that night.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-06-30
YOURSELVES AND OTHERS"
Little Story Illustrating the Maxim
"The Shoe Pinches on the
Other Foot.n

Ors. Russell Sage is one of the
NEST active workers in the move.
ment 10 abolish the docking of the
tails of horses, relates the Wash.
ington Post.
In a discussion of this move.
ment she said recently:
"lt the horses already locked
were out of the way, we would
have no trouble in putting a stop
to docking forever. But many
persons, advocates of our move.
ment in the past, no ooner buy
a pair of snowy carriage horses
with looked tails than they desert
US and go over to the enemy"
She smiled sadly.
1T is the old story" she said.
white owned a dog. Black, who
lived next door, came to him and
said:
"'Look here. That dog of yours
how1s so much at night that my
wife and | are going mad for want
Of Sleep
"1s that so? said White. Il
hadn't noticed his bowling. l
think You must be mistaken.
"a week passed and Black came
home one day with the objection
able dog on a string.
az have bought this eur he
told his wife. 1 have bought it
from White, and | am going to
S%hlorofOrm it,
Smother week, and White. the
former owner, said to Black:
"'You haven't chloroformed
that dog yet, have YOU?
"'Why, no; not yet Black an.
swered. The fact is, we have /,
rather fond of the critter.
ne Is SO playful and affectionate.'
"'But doesn't his barking an
10Y you? White asked.
mo; | haven't noticed it, said :
)
Well White grumbled, Il ,
ant sleep for the brute's contin- !
Ial howling.'" !,
Mrs. Sage smiled again. :
"In the case of ourselves, it is /.
ne thing; in the case of others, it :
a different matter" she said. J
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-06-30
POSSESS STRANGE MALADY
Brought by Italians to Belgium ano
Prevalent Among Miners-Is
Called Ankylostomiasis.

Ankylostomiasis is a formid
able-looking word, but the disease
which it names is worse. 1t is a
unique ailment, as reported by the
United States consul at Liege.
which has prevailed in the mines
OF Belgium to such an extent thai
IN recent years the central and
provincial governments have had
to take radical measures to com
bat it. 1t is said to have been
brought to Belgium by Italian la,
borers from the st. Gotbard tun.
mel. 1t first appeared among the
belgian coal miners in 1894 and
assumed an epidemic character.
II lessened, then broke out afreshl
in 1899. Since then determined
and nearly successful efforts have
been made to eradicate it. While
1t is commonly known as a diseased
special to miners, it is liable TO at.
rack persons working in a warm
and humid atmosphere with little
ventilation and little attention FOL
cleanliness. One might saw that
II is a poor disease that would not
attack mortals under such copdi. +:
mons. This disease is caused h, !
anAylostomes, so-called, which :
are minute worms that fasten !
leech-llke in the bowels and suek !
me blood. The patient grows .
weaker daily, with labored breath !
ng' heart palpitation, severe J
pains, and an anemic anil
'earance. If prompt action is nofIH
AIKEN fatal results follow.
Sanitation as perfect as can h.
established in a coal mine is neces
airy TO treat the disease. and inIs
ne afflicted mines strict sapitarx
equations are established. faii.IS
re to comply with which is fol-.
owed by instant dismissal. EyeuIs
uch measures do not insure ODE
ience. Workmen are instructed
TO drink water found in tbcs
llne nor eat anything from the
ands, nor allow these to come
ear the face until washed. Inls
udltlon to such regulations ALL
nat can be done by hospitals and IS
lspensaries, and with baths At
lched to the mines, has beep 3
one. The work has enlisted the 8
zeal governments, the mine own.
Is and popular support. AS high
) 10 per cent. of the laborers in
mines have been afflicted
Tough about Is per cent. is the
Ferage. The loss of life has been )
'eat IN comparison with tbe
lmber afflicted. AS soon as the )
.sease appears now in a mine the
Inc is isolated and none of its
can be employed else :
mere until the disease has disap
AIRED. BY such measures the
.sease has been almost driven
IT, One difficulty has been to get )
.e miners to comply with the
les, especially as to bathing; =
,out half of the number fatty =
FUSED this, and had to be treated :
.thOut it. Z
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way Of the world

The more money a man has the
nfre bis neighbors hate him and
I'VE more respect they pay him.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-06-30
STUD OF 1905.

me following stock will make the season of 1906 ) miles south
o. Lexington on what is known as ] O. Lesueur Farm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-26
Admiral NebOgatOw wraz kilku innymi ma
SmierG Skazany.
Lczs Gaody WSp6ezuea zs vszseh son otrmle elee SW
WALK RAsowE W MISSISSIPPI.
NOWe ekScesa murzyIskich zOfnierzE tym razem
LeaYenWOrth, Hams

pliwoSci, re ogromna wiekszoSc
w izbie gmin stanie po stronie
rzadu.
w ponownych rozprawach, co
sic rozpoczna w tym tygodniu,
izba albo stanowczo odrzuci
wszystkie poprawki lordow, albo
przyimie niektore Mich, pod
rzedne, ale obstawac bedzie przy
zasadach kontroli publicznej, oraz
r6wnouprawnienia wyznah, i ta-
XII projekt odesle powtornie do
izby lordow.
Cd decyzyi tych ostatnich "a
lezec beda ME tylko losy blu o
oSwiacie elementarnej, ale przy-
szloSc izby lordow. Jezeli sic pod
dadza, to konflikt bedzie odwle-
czony, bo ME ulega watpliwoSci,
re izba obecna ME ma zamiaru
znosic cierpliwie samowoli lor-
dow.
Jezeli zaS odrzuca ostatecznie
bill obecny, to Rad, wbrew ich
nadziei ME rozwiaze izby, ale po-
zwoli upasc calemu projektowi.
w nastepnych pieciu sesyach
ME przestanie wnosic blow po-
stepowych bedzie sic ograni-
czaI do zaregestrowania prze-
szk6d, stawianych bez przestan-
ku, rok po roku. Dopiero ma O.
statniej sesyi kadencyi przediozy
ponownie wszystkie bile odrzu-
cone przez lordow w daleko bar
dziej radykalnej formie stanie
przed wyborcami zapytaniem,
czy potwierdza plan ukrocenia
przywilejow izby lordow przez
reforme, w tel albo w innej for
ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-26
TELECRAMY.

Berlin, 26 grudnia. = Rad
pruski wystepuje przeciw Pola-
kom ze srogoscia nieslychana
nawet w dziejach pruskich. Ro-
dzic6w szkolnych dzieci strajku-
jacych wyganiaja z kraju, jezel'
ME sa poddanymi pruskimi lub
ME moga sic wykazac przynale-
znoScia do panstwa prushego
a ME udowodnia, re So niewinny-
mi; poddanych zaS pruskich ska
zuja ma kary wiezienne.
Ale oprocz tego przygotowuje
sic widocznie jeszcze COS innego,
nieznanego dotychczas bardziej
stanowczego. Wynika to z fax
tn, ze minister sprawiedliwoSci
DIR. Beseler, wyslai do Poznania
reprezentanta, by tenze miel'
scowemi wiadzami konferowal i
po wsp6lnej z niemi- naradzle
rzadowi przediozyl plany dalsze-
go postepowania.
R6wnoczesnie Watykan
sprawa ia sic zajmuje i widocz-
ME petycya Polakow do Stolicy
Apostolskiej wniesiona odniosla
skutek. Duchowiehstwo miejsco-
we W krajach zabranych otrzy-
malo rozporzadzenie, azeby ma
deslalo obszerne sprawozdanie
calej sprawie.
Petersburg, 70 grudnia. = O.
negdai zakonczyi sic w obec rza'
du wojennego process kontradmi-
rala Niebogatowa i IS oficerow
jego eskadry. Ia poddanie sic Ja-
ponczykom w bitwie ma norzu
Japonskiem d. 2S maja 1905, 20
staja ma smierc skazani: kontr-
admiral Nebogatow, kapitan Lii
chino, komendant przybrzeznego
pancernego lokretu admir- al A
praxin?;; kontradmirai Gregoriew4
z pancernika Admiral senjawia1
jakotez porucznik Smirnow ho-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-26
KRoTxIE H0TATI MIEJSkIE.

Ma pania Rose Dolan napadl 20
letni siostrzeniec Walsh / szwagiereK
Coyne. Strzelajac rewolwerow'
cacieli ma niej wymusic try dolary.
Pani Dolan wystapila tax energicznie,
ze krewniacy ratowali sic ucieczka.
- Sad najwyaszy stanowy zatwieP
dill wyrok, skazujacy ma wiezienis
czterech urzednikow unii Franklin
no 4, "a lekcewazenie sadu.
- Tenze sad odrzucii podanie kon'
stabla Greenberga, kt6rego nizsza In
stancya skazala ma zapiacenie $500 od-
szkodowania pani J. A. Baaban.
- Makler gieidowy David c.
schnell, kt6ry W niedziele postrzelii
DO pijanemu roznosiciela gazet Ro-
berta Thesis, wezwai pomocy trzecn
siawnych lekarzy, azeby uratowac zy-
Gle chloDca.
- W mieszkaniu pm. 109 w. IA ul.
Piotr Hoibowski pokl6ci} sic Micna-
tenn Waszantym przyprawii go u
trate konca nosa. Ranionego odsta-
wiono do szpitala.
- Marya Dudzik pm. 662 Throop
st., wracajac we willie miasta do do
mu, re zakupamL zastaia s5 letniego
meza wiszacego ma poreczy iozka, 70
sznurem ma szyi. Sprzykrzylo mu sic
zycie.
W stajni "a domem pm. 2S4 N.
Halsted st. spaliio sic S koni, warto-
Sci $4,000.
- q letnia Carolina Hamann :
pn. 269 1G st. otruia sic obawy. ze
ma bye aresztowana pod zarzutem
podkiadania ognia.
- Pewna niewiasta przyniosfa m
policye grzyby, ktore jej ofiarowai
Herman Bilek, glosny znachor. Owa
uiewiasta przypuszcza, re grzyby by
ly zatrute.
= Cd zesziego piatku przepadia
bez sladu % letnia Anna Dietrich
pm 9S4O vincennes ave. Wybraia sic
u dzieckiem W odwiedziny do brata
do domu ME wr6ciia.
- Zaiozonym zostanie W Chicago
nowy bank narodowy, kt6rego preze-
sem zostanie David r. Forgan, do
tychczasowy wiceprezec First Natio-
nal Bank. Kapitai zakladowy wyno
sic bedzie poltora miliops dolarou.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-26

znieta, 81 letni Henry William
Munger, take rownoczesnie IL
marli, tax, jak wv jednym dniu sic
urodzili. Onegdaj wfeczorem o
godz. 8 porniedzy Schoolcraft a
Vicksburg, zostali przejechani i
zabici przez pociag kolei Grand
Trunk. Udawali sic wlasnie do
domu, azeby przynieSc podarunki
swiateczne swej matce, ktora,
dowiedziawszy sic o nieszczesciu,
tax sic przeraziia, re teraz wal
czy re smiercia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-26
Dwaj zioczyhcy.


Mike Filencane postanowil we
wieczor gwiazdkowy zemscic sic
ma zonie, ktora go porzuciia.
Wybral sic do domu pm. SO ).
Sangamon str, gdzie mieszka
pani Kate Hayes wraz re swa
przyjacidka, zona Mike'a, uzbro'
}ony w toporek. Zanfiast zony
zastal W domu paniaI Hayes
skaleczyl ia W glove t,porkiem,.
poczem zbieg}. Ma r>gu ullc'
Monroe i Peoria zastapi mu dro-
ge rabus, Walter Williams. Wi
dzial to zajscie policyant Kunz,
schwycii obydwoch "a boze po-
szycie i odstawif ma stacye poll
cyjna, ME przypuszczajac, re "a
jednym zamachem zlowii doch
z5oczync6w: rabusia Williamsa
i spravlce zamachu ma zycie pa
nj Hayes : Mike'a Filencane.
w rekach policyi.
Jozef Leszczyhski, aptekarz 2
pm. 1915 S. Morgan str, otrzy-
mai ma gwiazdke wiadomosc, 1e
poszukiwany przez niego Antoni
A Jocir zostai przytrzymany W
New Yorku. Ow Jocir zbiegi.z
Chicago, sprzeniewierzywszy
Leszczyhskiemu $L5oO. Osiadf
w Broo!.lynie i zalozyl tam a.
genture kupiecka pod firma bar
dzo obiccujaca. Detektyw Glea-
son wyjedzie W tych dniach do
New Yorku, azeby przywiezc do
Chicago ptaszka.
Parka zakochanych.
w skladzie Boston Store byi
zatrudniony Louis Loewe z pm.
1O44 w. 12 ulicy. Urzedowala
tam nadto Mary Agnes McMan'
mis- pm. 1890 w. Monroe str.
iako kasyerka. Obojgu maodym
sprzykrzylo sic zycie samotne.
Og6i ludzi spedza swieta W gro
ME rodzinnem, wiec i oni posta
nowili spedzic je2podobnie. Zrii-
kneli przeto' oboje w ponledzla-
lex re sklepu, przed jego zam-
knieciem wszystko byloby w
porzadku, gdyby panna kasyer'
ka ME byia Z soba zabraia Sloo
ME swoich pieniedzy. Parke "a
kochanych sciga obecnie policya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-26
PRZEGLAD
VOuTfD kIEDzYARODOWEl
Chicago, 26 grudnia.

lax wiadomo izba lordow Jest
przewaznie zfozona Ze skraJnych
zachowawcow, a stronnictwo po-
stepowe odgrywa tam calkiem
podrzedne role liczebnie.. Ma
stepstwem tego stanu rzeczy jest
re, gdy stronnictwo zachowaw-
cze jest wladzy, izba lordow
bez najmniejszego oporu przyJ-
muje wszystkie nadeslane soble
prawodawcze projekty. Nato-
miast, gdy stronnic1wo postepo-
we utworzy Rad, wszystkie Je-
go bile znajduja u izby lordow
nadzwyczaj nieprzyjazne przyje-
Gle, i potrzeba wysilkow, azeby
zlamac systematyczna opozycye
dziedzicznych prawodawcow.
w ten spos6b w owej Anglii,
kt6ra sic chelpi wzorowemi, L
dealnemi parlamentarnemi, in
stytucyami, W ostatniej instancyi
rzadza rozstrzygala ME swobo-
dnie wybrani przedstawiciele ma
rodu, ale kilkaset jednostek uty-
tu{owanych, ME posiadajacych
zadnego innego tytu}u do roz-
strzygniecia losach narodu, Jak
to, re So bogaci wysoko skoh-
gaceni.
Me mozna sic dziwic, re demo-
kracya angielska protestuje pre-
civ takiemu anachronizmowi i
zada odebrania lordom tego ME-
slusznego przywileju. Kwestya
Jest zawila niefatwa do roz-
wiazania W kraju, co ME jest
zwolennikiem a priori nakreSlo-
nych konstytucyjnych planow, co
ME W rewolucyjnych przewro-
tach, ale w porozumieniach /
wzajemnych ustepstwach upa-
truje najskuteczniejszej metody
za1atwienia konfliktow.
Gdy obecne ministeryum obje-
10 wladze, opierajac sic ma bez-
przykadnej wiekszosci W izbie
gmin gdy wprowadziio caiy SEE
reg blow o radykalnym ustroju,
MONA byio przewidziec, ze star
Gle pomiedzy MEM a izba lordow
bedzie nieodzowne. Rad ME wy
stapii jednak z jednym projek-
tenn ograniczenia prerogatyw /
zby lordow, w przekonaniu, ze
oni sami, W dobrze zrozumia-
nym wlasnym interesie ME okaza
sic zbyt reakcyjni ME rzuca re-
kawicy izbie gmin, Swiezo wy
branej z Iona narodu.
Ta nadzieja zostaia zawiedzio-
na. Najwazniejszy blow, jaki
Izba Gmin przeslala lordom do
sankcyi - bill organizacyi szkol
elementarnych zostal przez mich
przeksztalcony do niepoznania.
Podczas gdy W pierwotnym blu
uznano jako zasade kontrole
wladz mad szkolami, rownoSc
wyznan, swobode sumienia ME
tylko dzieci, ale nauczycieli,
lordowie wprowadzili calkiem in
ne zasady a mianowicie przywi-
leje dla anglikanskiego koscioia,
zaleznosc nauczycieli cd ducho-
wienstwa anglikanskiego i caia
organizacye szkd poddano kon-
troll panstwowego Kosciola, Ca
iy charakter blu, powracajacego
do Izby Gmin. lest reakcyjny i
wysoce klerykalny.
Afinistrowie oswiadezyi,, ze ta-
XII projekt ME ichaprojektem :
j ze ME maja zamiaru go potwier-
dzit. Me ma najmniejszej wat
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-12-26
Pozar okretu.

Parowiec Empire State, pre-
wozacy pasazerow Chicago do
Milwaukee i z powrotem' stoi cd
szesciu tygodni ma kotwicy II
stop Michigan ave. Przebywa ma
MIN tylko stroz, ktory wczoraj
zaalarnlowal straz pozarna, spo-
strzeglszy,, re sic okret pail.
Nadbiegly ma ratunek lodzie ra-
tunkowe, lecz strazacy ME mogli
sic dostac ma pokiad zagrozonego
zagiadq parowca. Zalewano go
strun1ieniami woody Po trzech
godzinach opanowano wreszcie
niszczacy zywioi. Strata jest
znaczna, doa1odzi bowiem do
sunny $4,000.
Niepowodzenie policyanta.
Sierzant policyi Cornelius Gull
len spostrzegi ma rogurS Sanga-
mon str. i Chicago ave, dwoch
rabusiow, napastujacych prze-
.chodnia, Puscil sic "a mimi W po-
goii lecz upadf tax nieszczesli-
- z.
vie, re skaleczyl sic W kolano !
zlamai reke. Bandyci ilciekliy a.
k;edv Cullan wrociI ma rnieisce