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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-17
COTTON SEED.

We will take Cotton Seed in ex-
change for our High Cared Cotton
Seed Meal or HILLS, or for cash, un-
til May 18th.
Little Mountain Oil Mill and Fer
tilizer Company.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-17
TO DRAW JURY.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY, . m

~AS 49, SA'. oooAIA ShACO4AlNA1 \
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
Notice is hereby given that we, the
undersigned, will on the Oath inst. at
8 O'clock a. m. in the Office Of the
Cle"k Of Court for Newberry county,
S. G., openly and publicly draw tho
names Of thirty-six men who shall
serve as Petit Jurors at tho Court
Of General Sessions for said county
and state which will convene on the
10th day Of June, 1907, and continue
for one week.
Jno. L. rpps.
VIM. w. Cromer.
Jno. c. Goggans,
Jury Commissioners for Newberry
County, S. c.
May 18th, 1907.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-17
Farmers Oil Mil.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers Oil Mill will
meet on Wednesday, May 20, at IL
'clock, a. m. in the court house.
w. c.. Brown,
Secretary.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-17
FRIDAY, MAY II
THE CROWNING OF LOVE.
WANTED
OLD PIANOS AND ORGANS

for which we will allow the highest
prices towards now Instruments. No
Club rates to offer, but we Pledge
better Instruments for the same or
less money. than those at club rate
offers.
Write Malones Music House, Co.
lumbia, >. c., for special prices and
terms.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-02-01
Notice FOR PusIicatisH.

Department of the Interior, Land once at
HALEY Idaho June Is, 1905.
Notice is hereby EiveA that thu following
Hamod settler has filed notice of his Intention
to make Anal proof in support OF his ola'ni
and that said proof VIII lie Rsde tefore +.
Disney q. $. Com. at kis Office at shoshone
Idaho on August "a 1906 viz: Lucy L. Sims D.
l.. Z. 1888 for The kE1<Nr1s See 10, s,ssw1< Bee
lot r Is EBh
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
oil said land. viz: Anthony 7. Silva, Samuel
Bslin, Anthony n. Genes. Antoine C. Brssss Of
shoshons Idaho.
~. J. SHARP. ksriatsr,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-02-01

Matt Neral, Board for Jary and
I.odging. .-.--.. 90 "
Wesley C. Randall, Care q poor. SOS IL
A. /. sMcNahon, Expenses of....
Once ana. .'.... -..... ~ ~
Frank AiIlssps, Salary. ....... S5 w
" Deputy Hire. >. rs 90
- " Fxpensos ..... 500 90
I" Board Prisoners 745 80
Claims csstinued ON tho Road and
Bridge Frnd;
Norm Cooper, R,sd Work. .... : 81 90
Wn. Kelly, Expenses Black Can
Road. .............. II W
@. W. wsrnicke Road Supplies. 2 III
John Koets. Il. K. Fare Goodiug 90
The Board had under considers
ton the letting OF the contract for
the County printing for the years
1907 and 1908 and after due DELHI
Grafton it is ordered that the con-.
tract for the Co.nty Printing be
and is let to the Sheshone Journal
Printing Co., at the rate for print
ing and supplies heretofore paid,
and the County Attorney is hereby
to draw the contract
and present it to the Board for sp-
prevail.
1t is hereby made mandatory up
IN the Clerk that he collect fees
or all services performed by hin,
n advance aud all persons arc no.
flied that M work shall be done
~ that officer Unless fees for such
york shall have besn paid in adj
'ance.
Notice is hereby given to any
nd all persons who may desire to
lie papers to be acted upon by this
,oard, that all claims and other
Continued on next page
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-02-01
The COUNTY BOARD
CONTINUED from page II


The petition to appoint c. t.
Gustin IA oversecr OF road distri.t
No. 8, was approved and he was
appointed.
w. II. Baugh was duly sworn in
as -oronor and his bond approved.
The petition to appoint Otis K.
Syster ~ ovcrseer of road district
No. 5 was approved and he was
appointed.
The joint quarterly repor. OF
Treasurer and Auditor for the
Fourth quarter OF 1906 was exam
ined and approved.
Fourth day Of January Session,
January 18th, 1907.
Full Board met this day pursu-
ant to adjournment.
Pursuant to the Statutes OF the
State Of Idaho, the Board porceed.
cd to select one hundred and fifty
persons, from the poll books of the
county, to serve as jurors in the
District Court, for the year 1907,
to-wit:
HAGERMAS PRECINCT.
K. w. Dilatush, John Mills,
VIM. Justice, A. II. Brailsford,
Lyte Owens, Walter Cook, e. M.
Bell, r. c. Boyer, Riley Bl ackhart,
AVm. Barton, Liberty Millett, T.
Il. Thompson, p NJ. Niles, A. N.
Conklin, Harry Swinehart, w. w.
Croco, Ed. Crist.
BLISS PRECINCT.
VIM. Burkhard, Fred g.. Bliss,
ID. w. Yaden james Barnett K.
NJ. Roberts.
CLOVER CREEK PRECINCT.
Soon Bray.
KANokA PRECINCT.
Otis f. Systcr, f. N. Uhrlaub.
MINIDoKA PRECINCT.
Frank A Eveleth. Robert A.
Lounsbury, Sherwood B. Reed.
scHERRER PRECINCT.
VIM NJ Brown, Chas 0 Davis,
w ] Flake, Louis Crate, Geo d /,
1anglois, James A McNurrav,
Frank Scherrer. Robt w Watson. A
RUPERT PRECINCT. s
Roy w Adams, Wilson E Bowl
by, James Bristow, Geo l. Barnard :,
Geo Ii Bal ard, James B Burroughs G
Leonard Cody. Geo G Donaldson; v
John Griffin, Henry c Gillespie,
A Hunt, Thomas Hogan, I
Louis K Harbsugh Leonard G I"
Haynes. James J Jensen, Joseph A G.
Jones, i aac n Lewis, Lester G J,
Martin w MsFall, James NJ
/ Mccormack, Charles 4 MeComb
" S MeQuain, Alexander McKin- =
lie, Charles w Pinney, James L q,
Rush, Arthur B Ries, John B Bed
ord, N F Shilling, Frank Sullivan @,
ohm T Speer, Thomas S Stod-
lard, John Tollefson, b NJ Thorn
son, John + Vincent, Fred N
'ictor, Charles NJ Wheeler, Will ].
am A Young Edw Waggoner.
HEPBURN PRECINCT Oh
I V JordeH, Il c Manard, Frank
ling, Robert Kinner, Charles w
'oring, Robert McCullom, Levi Lei
lcDovitt, Charles c Newton, Hen
Y Payne, John " See, N P An J.'
erson. f b Bebb, S C Bixler,
ohm K Baker, William NJ Black,
ames X Blackhart. Charles f CHI
hadwick, William p Cornwell, w.
eroy 8 Conncly, w E Durham,
lbert P Dsming, John G Black uo'
,rsf Tlxfc Ill "
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-02-01

D0Bsfs LIN, Ffnaf Proof-Netfso for PubIIea
tloB.
United States Land Once. Hailsy. Idaho, os I
eth. 1905.
Notice 10 hereby given that Martha A. Sands
OF HagsrnAn, Lincoln county, Idaho, has flcd.
notice ofintsntion to make proof ON his desert
land claim No. 1850. for ths swx, SKI. s4 s
WA Soc. u.s. Tp7. 9. R.isE. B. N. before Frank
T. Disney. o. .. Land Gem at shoshons ON
Tuesday, the 10th day of November, 100.
She names thu following witnsssss to prove
shs complete irrigation and reclamation Of
aid land:
John Auxssr AID Harry v. Anderson of sso-
shoas. Idaho AID Liberty hillst and ssrah A.
hillst Of HAgsrnan, Idaho.
M ssarp, Register.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-02-01

lenbeck, William HoIlcnbock, /
G Isenbcrg, Benjamin Erwin.
sHosHoNE rREcIScr
Hans Dragstend, Henry Book,
L. Beckett, Alvin Butler, Chas I
! Burgess, G F Borden, F M Gran
dali, Frank Glenn, q p Gehrig
VIM r Gwin, Harvey Kenaston,
John Lumb, Frank Millsaps, Chss
S Mysre, F c Pierce, Edward Pratt
w l. Reynolds, Geo J Reessler,
Geo d SAVERS, Arthur ID Silva,
Charles Turnbull, Myrt Weaver,
Frank Wilmington, Louis John
son, John l. Cullen. James Clark,
Warren J Peck, Theodore Mckee,
John W Hunter, Benjamin Peel,
John A Sims, K. A Bowler, Geo NJ
Brown, J M Garter, Gilbert White,
GooDIxG PREcIStT
Salem Carpenter, John Devan-
ney, G A Jones. J b tombstone,
VIM B Kelly, VIM Moulton, Geo
Polling, J C Robertson, Marion K
Savage.
BURNS PRECINCT
Orville Crothers, w G Isaac.
PAGARI PRECINCT.
James II Lane.
The folloing reports were submit
ted and approved.
Henry Carpenter overseer of
road district No. 2, 4th quarter
1906.
Third quarterly report of Joe
Bonsr as ovcrseer of road district
Fourth quarterly report of
lanes L. Fuller, Probate Judge.
Fourth quarterly report of A. /.
Mcmahon, Clerk.
Fourth quarterly report OF Mel
on Dudley, Oyerseer OF road dis
riot No. 4. |
The official bond OF E. G. Holly
s road overseer of District No. II
Tas submitted and approved.
The following claims were exam
ned and allowed on the Road and
Bridge Fund:
elson Dudley. Road work. ...$ 46 go
Ieeris Roberts Co, Supplies. OH
!. L. Dixon, Road Work. 49,. ITS 90 :
. i, Borden. Suppies.,....s loo
Brysnt, Repairing road tools. 8 So 1
cnrv Carpenter, Read Work 1856 IS
ooding Lumber Co. Lumber for
Roads. Observation-Disclosures. "a 10
Inn Kotes Expenses on Roads. 8 so :
Iockgrowerr Nero. Co. Road
Supplies ...........s 90
Claimes allowed on the Current
Expense Fund
ushong and Co. Supplies - 60 40
:. b. Kelly, Expenses as Com
mitsloner.... ............ IL 90
. F. Pickeen, Salary ........ 400 90
Z" Personal Expenses 295 co
4" Z" Stnmps dc 81 35
Team Hire ...... l35 90
J.. j. Durfse, Justice Fees $3.50. IA 90
s. McQuiston. Premimum on o
ponds. l43 "
oh Cunningham, Supplies. 0 81
ms York Co. Election Supplies 100 20 r
. d. Yredenburgh, Justice
Bond Premium. .......... zoo
ID. Vredonburgh, Justice fees ~ 90 a
ms Burgess. Delinquent Taxes IL rs
G. Custer. Meat to K. ]. An p
urews. ................. z 90
N. Starrh. Supplies. .,.. 80 -
l. Mcmahon, Salary. =. 400 90
Deputy Hire. -. 270 90
40. r. Walters, Team Hire. 49,. 90 a
}. Th-mas Clerk of Election. s 20
nv 4. Syster, Register Elec-
ton. 49,. .......... 7 so Oh
eden 0frce Supply Co. Sup
plies ...................... Is 10
tesman Printing Co, Printing Y
Notices .................. is 80
v. Wernicke. Salary. 175 90
Expenses GO
+" Supplies. .. SO
n u. Atkins, Offending Pris- 81
oners d. C......... 90 90
|. Ruberson. Defending Pris-
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-02-01

Hyatt, Frank } Herman Geo IIol-
lenbsck, William J Hollenbeck, h
G Isenbcrg, Benjamin Erwin.
The sun., 1907-08-28
GOING BACK TO BtFFALO.
sons or the Queen city Here TO Hsrk TO the
Old llome Meel, Call.

Ol0 bOtnt Week ean.
New York's Buffalo contingent is preen-
ing itself for old home week. which begins
in the Queen City Of the Lakes on Septem-
ber I. Practically all the Buffalonians who
for one reason or another are obliged to
exist in New York are going to make the
trip back There will be a week long void
in the Mayors Office. where Secretary
Frank NJ. O'Brien holds forth. and the
water taps will have To go it alone for
seven days without any attention from
Commissioner John II. O'Brien.
The folks at home have arranged the
programme in such a way that there will
be the least possible strain on the nerves
Of the SONS from New York and other quiet
cities There will be no attempt to hurl
the returning pilgrims right into the vor-
tex OF the celebration. II will increase in
intensity by degrees. beginning quietly on
Sunday with the reunion Of the Buffalo
churches with their former pastors and
reaching a climax on Thursday when Gov.
Hughes and the Legislature will be pres
ent at the unveiling Of the Mckinley monu-
ment and the troops from Forts Porter and
Niagara will parade. After that the cele-
bration will gradually subside until on
Saturday the New Workers will be able to
leave the parade and historical tableaux
by the school children" and jump right
back into their ordinary existence without
experiencing any shock.
in working up 10 the big day some, Of
The sun., 1907-08-28
,L Store Closes Daily at PM lib An
Wanamaker
Soft Hats
E0II.-TQ0z

TWO very stylish, charac-
- teristic new shapes now
ready:
The "RANJI'-The proper
hat for college men, and for
all who like a hat of youthful
appearance. ,
The "ORBY" - Slightly
more conservative; bound
edges; will look well on the
broad-shouldered man; splen-
didly made and finished, ex-
elusive Wanamaker styles, in
pearl, brown and fawn; $3.50
each.
Main floor. New Building.
The sun., 1907-08-28
News ~ Plays and Players.

Mortimer NJ. Theise announces that his
new production. From Across the Pond. y
which was written in German by Adolf
Philip and was arranged for the American
stage by Theise. will reopen the New Circle
Theatre on Saturday evening. September T.
George NJ. Cohan has postponed his
European trip and will head the cast in
Fifty Miles From Boston" The company
goes on tour about September ie and
comes 10 the Broadway Theatre about
October 81. The cast includes George NJ
Cohan. Edna Wallace Hopper, Fritz Will
Jams and Emma Janvier.
Douglas Fairbanks who last DULY retired
from the cast Of The Man OF the Hour"
at the Savoy Theatre 20 marry the daughter
Of Daniel Sully, the cotton king, is 10 return
10 the stage. In accordance with an agree
ment made with William A. Brady. Fair
banks will open in his old part Of Perry
WJiH sr;Shi iD THE Man Of the Hour" at
The sun., 1907-08-28
The Secret OF Economical Building:
Eliminate Competition

What Have no safeguards, get no
bids?"
Trust myself in the hands of one con-
tractor?"
1t does seem revolutionary.
But stop a minute. Are you sure you
know how to choose an architect!
Can you make an intelligent comparison
of estimates? Do y9a know what a
certain contractor is giving you? II you
let out the contract for your house to a
half dozen or more contractors, where
does the responsibility rest for co-ordi-
nation Of work and cost! Who settles
disputes between architect and contract
ors! Who has to pay the bill of extras!
Are you competent to decide about
The sun., 1907-08-28

materials, methods, and if you are. do you
want to give the time to do 80 and the
strength and the nervous wear and tear?
It's all wrong. The right way is to make
one contract-with us-yes, with US, be-
cause we don't know Of any one else who
does it our wsy-a contract to plan,
build. decorate your residence, club house,
library or bank at guaranteed limit Of
cost and an agreed-upon profit to us.
In this way we look after competitive
bids and you hold US, and MS only, re-
sponsible for the entire job. We save
you all the money we can, save you
extras, save you trouble and nerve strain
and give you the most artistic and sub
stantial results.
We have built this way for many years
and everybody satisfied.
HOGGSON BROTHERS
7East 44th ST., New Yorl
The sun., 1907-08-28
BIOLOGISTS on THE MOVE.
Inspect the Museum OF Natural History Al
Of One Day.

sNsVvNs Nss VhustNWp ~ N1tuTuf HIstOIN All
Of One Day.
The. foreign delegates to the seventh
international congress of zoology, held in
Boston last week, who came down TO Wait
New York on Monday. were entertained
yesterday by the officers and staff of the
American Museum of Natural History at
the museum building. Columbus avenue
and Seventy ty-seventh street. Morris X
Jeeup, president of the museum. enter
tanned the visitors at a luncheon in the
Loubat Hall Of Mexican Archaeology al I
O'Clock.
The late morning and afternoon were
spent by the scientists in visiting the various
Departments of the museum under the di-
rection OF Hermon G.. Bumpus. Views
illustrating the field work carried on by
the museum in the West Indies, Africa
and Alaska were displayed last night. when
the biologists were again the guests of the
museum officers,
To-day the visitors will assemble at the
East Thirty-fo,lrth street ferry at $50
O'Clock in the morning to go bv special
train to Cold Spring Harbor. where they
will be the guests Of the Brooklyn Insti-
tute OF Arts and Sciences and OF the staff Of
the Carnegie Institute of Washington,
which has an experiment station at Cold
Spring Harbcr
The sun., 1907-08-28

TO make room for Fall stock OF new styles
Sohmer Co., 9TH av and ed ST. will sell mum.
ber OF used Grand and Upright Pianos OF their
own. as well as some other prominent makes. at
greatly reduced prices: also n very nne assortment
ot Inside and cabinet players. including the un-
cSceled Sohner Ceciltan.
The sun., 1907-08-28

the steps will be A parade OF trade unions
Of Buffalo and western New York. the
Italian societies and yacht races on Mon
day; parade Of uniformed volunteer fire.
men from western New York and Canadian
towns and an automobile parade, topped
on by mass meeting, on Tuesday, and
other mass meeting and "a erotesaue
parade on Wednesday. On Friday, the
day after the unveiling Of the Mckinley
monument. there will be a parade Of fra
ternal and secret societies and field sports.
On the side there will be band concerts
and fireworks every day except Sunday
All the railroads are making special rates
The sun., 1907-08-28

Sailing to-day by the White Star liner
Oceanic for Plymouth, Cherbourg and
Southampton:
A. C. Ballard. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred p. Sloan.
Lord StFathcona. Arthur Y. Morton. Mr.. and
Mrs Philip NJ. I.ydis. 3. 3. Keyser. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles y. joyce, J. B. Holland, Philip
Hammond. Capt. Richardson Glove, u. y. N;
n, w. Ballard. Roy Campbell and Mr. and Mrs.
w. II. Crossman.
Passengers by the Holland America
steamship Noordam. OF for Boulogne and
Rotterdam:
Mrs. r. n. Howard, Mrs WilliHm NJ. Habir-
shaw, T.. II. Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. n, j.
van Broekhuizen. Miss A. {. Crosby and Mrs.
Edith Marty.
The sun., 1907-08-28
1.-THE HYPOCRITES" ~ LONDON.
Audience Enthusiastic Critics FIND All
Sorts Of Fault.
.spceId Caas Despatch TO TIE Sun

SpcoIoi cable Despatch TO TIE sun
LONDON. Aug. 27.-H A. Joness play
-The Hypoorites" was produced here to-
night after its American success by a oom-
pany mainly English The cast included
Mario Terry
The audience was enthusiastic but the
critics find many faults in the play. The
Morning Post and the Daily Mail blame Mr.
Jones for returning to the old melodramatio
stock pot because IL is the safest material
for the ordinary playgoer.
Others think The Hypocrites" is consid-
erable below Mr.. Jones's best work
The sun., 1907-08-28
The REV. Dr. Grimm called 70 chicago.

CHICAGO, Aug 27.--The Rev. DR.. Alfred
W. Griffin, who for fourteen years has
been curate OF Trinity Episcopal Church,
New York city, in charge Of the downtown
work, has accepted call to the rectorship
the Rev. DR.. Frank Dumoulin. DR.. Du-
moulin resigned a few months ago TO be-
come dean Of the Cathedral In Cleveland.
The sun., 1907-08-28

A LMoSr New. TINT uprights; splen. plGn
blDDLES, 7 Z, t<th 81. VIVV
The sun., 1907-08-28

the Savoy Theatre next Monday afternoon
and remain in the cast as long as that play
remains in New York. Then he will be
provided with a new play az a star. The
new comedy will be furnished probably by
George Broadhurst
The sun., 1907-08-28

and Bright Eyes and the Angel World. drink
ting IN the divine. that | may know my true
Self and enter the second birth that the Master
rroke of
Longing for the greeting and the meeting g
and love TO you and Brigh Eyes and the medy.
am as one lost. Yours ever. PAPA.
The mention OF Little White Rose sug-
gested poss bilities to the plaintih q counsel,
20 Mr. Vanderbilt was asked TO explain
the reference. He said that while Bright
Ives and Mrs Pepper were in Germany
he wanted TO have communication with
his dead wife. 30 he went to a spiritualist
that he said was recommended to him by
Or Wyman, treasurer Of Mrs, Pepper q
church, He said DR.. Wymsn told him
IIer spirit control was Little White Rose.
Mr. Vanderbilt said that Bright Eyes
seemed offended when he wrote TO Ger
many and told her about being In touch
with Little White Rose, explaining that
other as earth folks. Then the following
lrtter came from his dead wife. written In
the famous Pepper brand oi violet INK.
and sent from Berlin. Germany. touchinS
an his unfaithfulness TO Bright Eyes:
PAPA DEAR: To-day we are 10 pay our
visit TO our medium and to that which 10 more,
cur message bearer and your comforter. We
have been with you and have tried 70 hard TO
manifest so that you could understand as we
,an here but the little White Rose Is not our
lirl ght Eyes and one cannot easily attune
ourselves Ithe word ourselves" Is written
~ here in black ink and appears to have been
written after the rest OF the letter was finishedI
lo the change. Your deep breathing book
"" know is OH the way to her and we know
Row you feel when on Monday you cant
have your meeting, but We are there 'ust the
same.
Ten years White Rose says TO give to the
hustle Of business, but we think less. and will
~ aNarl hlE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-02-01
Rome notatkI teIegFafIezns.

- Szczecinski .Wulkan", wielka
fabryka lokomotyw zelaznych okre-
tow, obchodzii wczoraj zioty jubi-
leusz zalozenia.
-Cesarz Wilhelm opowiada swym
poddanym, re pracuje mad rozwiaza-
MEM wielkich zadan nawoczesnej kuL
tury. Przewrotny krzyzak!
- Amerykansk ambassador Meyer,
Petersburga, powraea W koncu lu-
tego do Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
w pazdzierniku odbeda sic W st.
Louis miedzynarodowe wyscigi balo-
now.
- Hrabia Lew Toistoj odzyskuje
zdrowie.
w petersburskich sferach dwor-
skich panuje przekonanie, re arcy-
ksiazeta rosyjscy powinni zenic sic
niemieckiemi ksieniczkami, azeby
utrwalic swoje wpiywy W kraju "a
granica.
Kardyna1 Richard zaznaczyl, re
episkopat francush ME wystapil wo-
bee rzadu ultimatum, lecz tel my
sli. azeby zaiagodzic sp6r panstwa
koScio}em.
- Biskup Bonacum z Lincoln, Nebr
ziozyi Propaganda dowody, re ks.
William Murphy W Seward, Nebr.zer-
wal lacznosc kosciolem rzymsko
katolickim.
Dr. Karol Lueger, burmiStrz
wiedehskl, popadi W recydywe roz-
chorowal sic $miertelnie.
W Szwajcqryi les, 84l o5ob pod
pisa}o petycya, azeby wyszedi zakaz
wyraoiania absyn,u.
- Krdl Edward krolowa Aleksan-
dra przybeda jutro do Paryza, g1zie
zabawia przez tydzieh.
Rewolucy onisci kubanscy, gene
ralowie Atrencibia Baldomavo A
costa dostali tluste urzeda / odtad
siedzieG beda spCkojnie.
W Highland Greenville, ILL.,,
da1o sic odczuc trzesienie ziemi.
- Japonia aada stanowczo, azeby
dzieciom japohskim. znajdujacym sic
obecnie Kalifornil, bylo wolno u
czeszczac do szk6l publicznych, ra-
zem z Bialyni.
- Grover Cleveland zostai przewo-
dniczacym Stowarzyszenia prezyden-
tow towarzystw ubezpieczenia zycia.
Pensyi rocznej otrzymuje $4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-02-01
Rok XVIII.

maja 1906 r., = i skazany ma IA
lat ciezkiego wiezienia. Stanski
przesladowal zone zazdroscia
podejrzywai ia o stosunki inny-
mi, mianowicie re stolownlkami,
ktorych klku u mich mieszkalo.W
dniu wyzej wymienionym wszedi
do domu zdaje sic w stanie pod
nieconym i ME mowiac do zony
ami slowa, strzelii do niej kladac
ia trupem ma miesjcu. Stahska po-
zostawila czworo drobnych die
ci. Zeznania swiadkow orzekly,ze
obwiniony nieslusznie zone o via
rolomstwo podejrzywal.
Samobojstwo znanego rolityka.
Jan |. Straw, lat S. LEGACY,
zam. 1886 w. Adams str. byiy
aptekarz zawodu, a znany od
dawna polityk uczestniczacy we
wszelkich sprawach publicznych,
obecny wiceprezes republican
kiego klubu wardowego = wardy
I3tej, zastrzelii sic wczoraj w ap-
tece E. F. Fostera, 1869 w. Ma
olson str. Przyczyna samobojstwa
niewiadoma.
Pozostawia po sobie zone i dwie
c6rki, do rodziny zostawii krotki
list pozegnaniem, do apteka-
RIA Fostera, przyjaciela swego
prosbe, by oglednie zone Ego
ME jego powiadomii. Cialo odsta-
wiono do domu Zamieszkania
nieboszczyka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-02-01
Car pragniG zgOdy I dunal.
Rad dazy do przeprOwadzenia zbawiennych
reform.
PROXY godzenia sic Koscioia pahstwem.
SENATOR KRYTYKUJE PREzYDENTA.
Komedya sadowa z morderoa miIionerem.

polowe czlonkow Rady miejskiej,
jak r6wniez i mniej bogaci wy
borcy zydowscy drugiego kola
zorganizowali sic podczas wybo-
row W partye ,,demokratyczna",
kt6ra "a zasade miala sta6 zdale-
ka cd polityki, zajac sic wywal-
czaniem polepszenia bytu ludno-
Sci, naturalnie semickiego pocho-
dzenia. Nazwa tego stronnictwa
talk odpowiada lego treSci, jak
dawniej odpowiadaia firma iii
beralnych" dla najobskurniej-
szych reakcyonistow ma We
grzech
w ostatnich wyborach wyst9-
piIa iaskrawo tendencya tel par
tyi, ktorej rodowici Wegrzy re
wszystkich trzech stronnlctw "a
czynaja sic lekac ME ma zarty.
Pokazalo sic bowiem, re obecnle
ma 400 representative mieJ-
skich jest zaledwie czwarta Geese
chrzescijan, reszta zaS mandatow
Jest w rekach zydow lub zale-
znyoh cd Mich osob.
Stronnictwo niepodlegloScl'
zywiace ideally narodowe ma
dziarskie, dostrzeglo niebezpie-
czehstwo, wynikajace z separa-
tystycznych dazeh ndemokra-
t6w", kt6rzy w jego Ionic chciell
wIasna organizacye utworzyc'
Sprawe odrazu postawiono wyra-
znie i zydowscy czionkowle
stronnictwa beda musieli albo O.
puscic jego szeregi, albo wyrzec
sic swoich odrebnych dazen.