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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-02
PIG IRON MARKET
IMPROVEMENT IN PRICES IS LOOK
 ED FOR.
The Grade of Iron Being Turned Out Now in Birmingham Is Aver
 aging Better Than

NOW lm hAFmluEn mum AA 1ANGI%
 aging Better Than
 Usual.
 Birmingham, Sept. 1.--(Special. )-- Pig iron manufacturers in the Birm- ingham district look forward to a big improvement in the buying of the metal during the next two weeks. Not withstanding that prices are off $1 per ton. less than they have been in sew eral months, the mart is yet quite slow. There is no accumulation of the product for the reason that the com panies booked orders some time back that will take steady operation of plants and a large force loading cars to fill during the balance of the year.
 There are indications that the con- sumers of pig iron are going to return to the mart soon. While it is believed by the customers that there will be further reductions in the quotations the manufacturers do not look with favor in that direction. The make of iron in the Birmingham district does not show much improvement, though all effort is bent towards a larger pro- duction.
 The grade of iron being turned out now is averaging better now, though the weather is still warm. The hu- midity was charged with the low grades of iron that was being pro- duced a few weeks slnce. The manu- factures still hold firm upper lip in regard to the mart and believe that before long there will be better de- mand and that the quotations will again take the high level. The talk that we would rather see the prices at a settled stage than above the prop CT level" is taken with considerable pinch of seasoning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-02
BrRMINGHAM LABOR DAY.
yyorkfngmen VIII Not Have Formal
 Ceremonies.


 Birmingham, Sept, 1 -tSpecfal)-- Labor will make no formal demonstra- ton in Birmingham on Labor Day. to- morrow, the first time in many years. Some weeks ago it was decided not to go to any expense and the laboring men will not be called to make pub lie demonstration. This does not mean that he leaders are in any way embar- rassed as to their strength of the unions.
 There will be much doing in Birming- ham and the district. however, on Labor Day. A City picnic will be given at the State Fair grounds for the benefit of the East Lake orphanage Two games of base .all will be played here tomorrow between New Orleans and Birmingham. Two of the threaters. the Bijou and the Gayety will open the eason with matinees. Several private picnics and barbecues have been ar ranged while a big automobile race for a big purse will be a feature.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-02
ME-. FIGURING MILL.

Tennessee Company to Establish One
 in Huntsvllle-
 Huntsville, September 1-(Special)- F. M Hopkins and Company. of Shelby vllle, Tenn. capitalists. have secured a site in this city and will establish a large flouring mill here. The indus try will represent an investment of about s25,0O0. and its daily output will be 500 barrels of flour. This is the first industry to be located through the efforts of the Huntsville business Mems Club and the members of that organization are greatly encouraged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-02

MT. and Mrs. J. M. Jernigan who have been guests of Mrs. W. F. liar rison, returned to their home in Anda- lusia today
 A large crowd of the curious was att tracted to Milton Friday to witness the hanging of the negro, Kemp Holt, not having heard of the thirty days reprieve allowed him by the Governor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-02
MRS. SIMPSON DEAD.
We'll Known Woman Passes Away At
 Advanced Age.

Well Known Woman Passes Away At
 Advanced Age.
 After a lingering illness Mrs. Clara " Simpson died at noon yesterday aged sixty-four years.
 She is survived by one son, John w. Simpson, and three daughters. Mrs. A. NJ Kennedy, Miss Kate Burke Simpson and Miss Clara Simpson. She also leaves three sisters, Mrs. J, w. Durr Miss Kate Holt and Miss Elizabeth Holt.
 Mrs Simpson had many warm friends in Montgomery. where she has lived all her life Since early girlhood she had been a member of the First Presoyte- rian Church.
 The funeral will take place this af- ternoon from the family residence, 51O South Hull street. at 4:SO o'clock. Dr. Neal L. Anderson, pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church, will oficiate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-02
Mr. Mntthe1rn Reaigna.

Huntsville. Sept, 1--(SpeciaD-At a specially called meeting of the Board of Directors of the Huntsville Cotton Mills Saturday. Luke Matthews re- signed the position of treasurer and general manager. which he has filled for several years past. J. Robert Jones was elected treasurer and Charles Fletcher was elected general manager, Harry M Rhett was elected to the vacancy on the directorate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-02
Large Ears of Corn.

Huntsville, September 1-(SpecIal)- S. w. Riddle. of Albertville. came to Huntsville and brought some speci- mems o" corn that he says Is commonly grown on the plateau on Sand Noun tain. The twelve ears that he brought with him weighed a fractional pound over twenty-seven pounds. The corn was grown on a farm 1.500 feet above the level of the sea.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-02
CLAIMS CHAMPIONSHIP.
UniOutOwn Fans Say Their Team Leads
 Them All.

Uniontown, Sept. 1.-(Special. )-The newspapers of Alabama during the past week have been full of discus sions as to which of the amateur teams in Alabama deserves the State championship. During all this discus sion Uniontown has been steadily play ing winning ball, thinking that string of victories would. speak louder today having won the last six straight games, the last three having been taken from the Pell City Champions.
 The Pratt" aggregation, claiming the State championship for the past four years, came on their tour into Western Alabama with the determina- tion to uphold their standard. They took two of their three games with De- Inopolis and entered Uniontown with the determination of repeating the act, but in this small berg, she met her
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-02
FUNERAL OF MRS. DECKER.
Remains Laid to Rest in OakwOOd Af-
 ter Services,

The funeral of Mrs A. M. F. Decker who died Saturday afternoon at o'clock after a lingering illness. took place yesterday afternoon at o'clock from her residence, 737 South Hull Street. Rev. I. w. Chalker. pastor of the Perry Street Methodist Church and Rev. O. C. McGehee, pastor of the Court Street Methodist Church, of ficiated
 The interment was in Oakwood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-02
MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION.

New York, Sept. Fire originating in a mysterious explosion today des- troyed the interior of the five story factory of Herman Jacob and Sons in East 102nd street The stock of goods in the building worth at least $100,- 900, in addition to all the machinery ir the building was destroyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-02
nir nnrhecue Tomorrom.

The members of Battery c Alabama National Guard, will give a Labor Day barbecue tomorrow at Elkdale Park. Preparations have been made by the members of the battery to feed sev- eral hundred and there is no doubt but that the barbecue will be largely at- tended and that the battery will re- alize a neat sum from it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-02
Lying in wait For Taft.

St Louis Republic.
 Evidences multiply that it is not a primrose path to nomination that lies before Mir. Secretary Taft, but a steep and rocky road picketed by bush whackers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-02

The Salado Baptist Association of Texas will have two missionaries this year and has been given over sl.S0O t" start work
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-02
TO BUII1 MANY HOUSES.

Contract Awarded For Erection of
 Tvent y-Six Cottages.
 Huntsville, Sept. 1.-(SpeciaD-The Merrimack Manufacturing Co.,. has awarded a contract to E. L. Patterson for the erection of twenty-five two story six-room houses to be occupied by operatives in the mills. The work of construction will begin this week
 The new cottages are made neces- sary by the rapid growth of Merri- mack Village. which is now the largest cotton miu village in Alabama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-02
Death of a YounE Man.

At the home of his sister. Miss Rosa Donnor, this afternoon at a few minutes after 1 o'clock, there occurred the death of Robert F. Donnor a young man about 3S years of age. The deceased had been i'll for the past few weeks with fever but during the last few days has been able to be about While up in the business part of the city late Saturday afternoon he was taken suddenly with fever again and had to be carried home.
 Medical aid was quickly summoned to the bedside of the young man. but his fever continued to rise until death relieved him of pain this afternoon. Robert F. Donnor was born and raised in Selma and was a machinfst by trade He was we'll known all over the State having worked in all of the principal machine shops in Alabama. He was a skilled workman and had a large number of friends who will be Erfeved to learn of his sudden death.
 The deceased was a son of Major Frank M. Donnor, and besides his father leaves three sisters, Miss Rosa L.. Donnor Miss Bessie P. Donnor. Miss Louise M. Donnor and brother. Aruthur W. Donnor, to mourn his death The funeral services over the remains will take place from the fam fly residence tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-02
NEW YORK DRY GooDs

NEW YORK DRY GOODS.
 New York, Aug. 31.-The dry good market was very quiet today in consequence of the coming holidays The amount of business on the books for August is up to the record set by any similar period during recent years. The question of future deliveries Ia giving much concern to buyers and solleFs. Market continues strong
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-02
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS
MILTON FREEMAN IS NOW IN sEL-
 MA HOSPITAL.
Robert F. DOnnor Died Suddenly at the Home of His Sister---Btg Bar becue at Efkdale
 Park.
Advertiser Bureau,
 Selma, Sept. 1

Advertiser Bureau.
 Selma, Sept. 1. A white man whose name is said to be Milton Freeman, and who holds a position as car repairer in the yards of the Southern Railway. was found unconscious this morning beneath the railroad bridge at the foot of Frank lin Street, near the city wharf. The man was carried to police headquar- ters and a physician was quickly sum- moved and later Freeman was carried to an inf1rmary. still being in an un- conscious condition.
 The man was suffering from num- Der of bruises about the body and head and It is thought that he Is seriously If not fatally injured. When he was found early this morning by Police Officer Griffin it was evident that he had been unconscious for some hours Freeman Is said to have been drink | ing last night and it is thought that | he started for his home in the eastern part of the city and wandered around on the river bluff in the rear of the St. James Hotel building and tried to cross the bridge over Franklin Street. It being very dark at that place and his steps being unsteady, he probably fell from the bridge to the street be- low, a distance of about twenty feet. The street beneath the bridge Is very rough and in falling the mans head very likely struck on some of the large rocks It Is thought that he re- ceived internal injuries as well as those about the body and head.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-26
Rome n0tatkI teIegFaIlGzna.

w takich dystryktach wyborczych
W Niemczech kt6rych r. 1903 So
cyahsci zwyciezyli przy pierwszem
giosowaniu, musza W tym roku odbyc
sic wybory scis}e.
- Morderca llupca Whitley nazy-
wa sic Horace George Rayner. Opero-
wano go wyjeto mu z giowy uszko-
dzone oko. Lekarze maja nadzieje u
trzymania go przy ayciu.
- Izba posi6w W Paryzu przyjeia
wniosek, dozwalajQcy maiaonkom roz-
wodzi6 sic ma try lata. Zdaje sic, re
przedstawiciele Francyl postradali
zdrowe zmysly.
Do zaburzef doszlo W st. Anne
dAurey, We Francyi, podczas zabie-
rama przez wojsko seminaryum du-
chownego. Komisarzowi policyi wybi-
to oko.
w Alicante, Hiszpanii, daio
sic odczuc slime trzesienie ziemi.
w panstwie Kongo wybuchio po-
wstanie. Krajowcy zmusili do ucieczd
oddziai wojska, zlozony so zoinie-
rzy.
- Podobno gubernator Swettenham,
Jamajki, podai sic do dymisyi.
Minister finansow W Japonii O.
swiadczyl parlamencie, re o zacia-
gnieciu polyczki "a granicq ME my
sl.
= Sekretarz stanu otrzymal wczo-
raj urzedowa depesze Londynu, od'
noszaca sic do sprawy zajscia King
ston. Prezydent omawia} z ministrem
Root szczeg6ly tel kwestyi.
- Senator Hale wni6si rezolucye,
azeby sekretarz floty odpowiedzial ma
pytanie, czy oficerom marynarki VOL
no grozic cz}onkom kongresu, posia-
dajacego wylaczny przywilej uchwala-
mia praw.
= Zarzad kompanii Standard Oil
zapowiedziai 300 klerkom robotni-
kom W Mariette, O., re podwyzsza i'm
pensye o Is do 20 procent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-26
kRo7xlE HoTATl MIEJskIE.

- J6zef Morowec, 24C, w. IL uL,
zginai wczoraj smiercia samob6jcza,
palnawszy sobie W glove rewolwe'
ru. Przywiodia go do tego melancho-
liza z powodu nieuleczalnej choroby.
= Sad przy stacyi policyjnej New
City" W dzielnicy ,,stokjardow" 20
stall dniem wczorajszym zwiniety.
Sprawy dzielnic sadzic bedzie sod v
Englewood, przy ul. Wentworth !
64-tej.
Kiepsko wyszedi ma przysiowiu
,,gdzie sic dwu bije, tam trzeci ko-
rzysta" niejaki Dominik Langodny.
321 w. IL ul., ktory vidal sic boj-
ke dwu ludzi ma platformie tramwa1s
Kedzie ave. Skorzystai... dostai, ale
tax DO ibie, re kto wie, czy sic zdoia
wylizae.. Musiano go odstawic 90
szpitala. M
- Spadi z pociagu kolei Ch. :
Eastern Illinois, B. NJ. Cronin, robot
mix kolejowy; wskutek uderzenia glo-
wa szyny, doznai ziamania czaszkl
Wczoraj rano znaleziono ME-
przytomna, lezaca ma choduiku obok
domu 345. w. Monroe str, pania An
ne O'DonneI, ktora widocznie wyps-
dia, czy wyrzucona zostala okna
swego mieszkania ma 2-giem pletrze
W zwiazku ta sprawa aresztowano
W toku dochodzenia meza jej 4 csay
szereg innych os6b.
- Komisya parkowa obraduje nad
poiaczeniem rozdzielonych czesci par
ku Garfielda W jedna calose, przez u
tworzenie promenad basenow wo-
dnych ma przestrzeni dosad pod park
niezajetej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-26

zw}aszcza re pose} zazqdal sta
nowczo satysfakcyi "a zadana je-
go corce obelge.
New York, 26 stycznia. - w
teatrze Victoria bracia Russell
twystepowali w rolach irlandzkich
slug. w jednej re seen powstaio
W roznych miejscach 200 mez-
czyzn re swych miejsc i zmusi}o
sykaniem, gwizdaniem i halasem
dyrekcye teatru do przerwania
przedstawienia. Kiedy zapadla
kurtyna, wytlomaczyi jeden o.
becnych publicznoSci, re utwo-
rzyio sic towarzystwo zapobiega-
jace osmieszaniu Irlandczykow
ma scenach teatrzykow amery-
kanskich. Dyrekcya teatru Vic
toria sama sobie musi przypisac
wing, re ME uwzgledni}a proSby
zarzadu towarzystwa.
St. Paul, Mimi, 26 stycznia. -
Generalny prokurator Young "a
zadal Cd wyzszego sadu uniewa-
znienia przywileju, ma mocy kto-
rego kompania kolei St. Paul,
Minneapolis i Manitoba utrzy-
mule ruch kolejowy. Kompania
Jest obecnie wlascicielka majatku
dawnej kolei Northern, ktora cd
r. 1900 ME czyni zadosc warun-
kom kontraktu ME piaci nalozo-
nych ma MIA podatkow. Kompa-
MIA tract Przeto przywileje leJ
madame.
Springfield, ILL.,, &c stycznia. -
Pose1 McGoorty wystapi} BIZ
lem, znoszacym calkowicie ist-
niejaca grand jury. Prokurato-
rom ma przys}ugiwac prawo
przekazywania winowajc6w sa-
dom kryminalnym, po zebraniu
dostatecznej ilosci dowodow, u
sprawiedliwiajacych oskarzenie.
New York, 26 stycznn. - Po
ca}odziennem egzaminowaniu
kandydat6w ma przysieglych, W
procesie Thaw, zgodzi}y sic obie
strony ma dwoch. Prokuratorowi
rozchodzi sic zgaownie 0 .dobor.
przysieglych, posiadajacych dose
inteligencyi, azeby ME dac u
wiezc wymowie adwokatow.
Miedzy matka a zona oskarzo-
nego zdajq sic ME panowac zbyt
serdeczne. stosunki. .Obie panic
siedziafy obok siebie, lecz zda-
waly sic ME widziec wzaemnie,
Przez ca}y czas trwania obrad ME
przemowiiy do siebie ami slowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-26
PRZEGLAD
V0uTtD RIEDzYhARODOWEl
Chicago 26 stycznia. =


Bardzo znany deputowany an
gielski, slynny w swej ojczyznie
publicysta Dilloon zamieszkal
pred trzema laty W Rosyi,, aby
gruntownie wystudyowac jej po-
lozenie i orzec, czego Anglia mu-
s. oczekiwac cd przeobrazonego
panstwa car6w. z. poSrod Angli-
low ME on jeden tax zrobl, ale
on jeden jest naukowo ogromnie
przygotowany do tax trudnej pra
cv. Teraz w londynskim miesie-
czniku ,,Fortnightly Review" po-
jawn sic owoc jego badah, rozpra
wa pod tytuIem ,,Problemat Ro'
rzqdy?" Z tel piracy wyjmujemy
nastepujacy urywek:
,,Socyalna demokracys W Eu-
ropie mniej wiecej szanuje usta-
wy; w Rosyi - rzuca bomoy,
lub strzela z rewolwerow. Duma
zlozona z deputowanych, ktorzy
ma oga So bez idei, bez silnej wolf
bez doSwiadczenia, ME moe RIA
die prawie I4ostu milionami lu-
dzi. rozrzuconymi na obszarze
r6wnyn szostej czeSci kuh
ziemskiej. Zadanie to, rozebrane
trzezwo, gran. niemozliwoScia
Duma I nawet ME zrozumiala
trudnosci, Duma II ME podo4a
i'm, chocby sic skladala samych
wyjatkowych talentow, rozumow
doSwiadczen. Wyobrazmy sobic
ze naprzyklad w Paryzu o6radu-
je parliament, zlozony z ludzi,mo-
wiacych najrozmaitszymi jezyka-
mi europejskimi i airykanskimi,
a powolany do stanowienia
Hiszpanii, Francyi, Szwaicaryi,
Polsce. Norwegii, Wloszech,
Czarnog6rze, Tunisie, Egipcie,
Anglii, Marokku, Bulgaryi i Ma
derze, Laponii KOrsyce. To je-
szcze ME bedzie taxa rozmaitosc
jaka przedstawia rosyjska Duma,
ami taxa trudnosc, jaka jej sic ma
rzuca. Bo trudnoSc dla Dumy
przez to sic zwieksza, ze umysly
wiekszosci jej czlonkow So ,,tabu-
la rasa" dla tych zagadnien, jake
oni musza rozwiazaG, a uczucia
ich albo So zadne, lub przynaj-
mniej nikomu nieznane, albo tez
81 socyalistyczne, anarchistyczne,
vepublikanskie, konstytucyjne
autokratyczne, tax samo, jak ich
-eligie sa prawoslawna, katolic-
Ia, luterska, muzuimanska, dalai
.amska, konfucytIszowska, sza-
mahska it'd. - bo juz niepodobna
ny,iczyc wszystkich sekt ktore
maio maja wspolnego z wyrnie-
a.0nemi wyzej wyznaniami. o
czywiscie takie zgromadzenie ME
a-0ze rozwiazac zawik}anych "a
dan narodowych, religijnych / ije-
zvEowych, take socyalnych i
m nistracyjnych, chociazby po-
aczylo w sobie wiedze wszyst-
E.ch rzqd6w, nauke wszystkich a.
aalemii, bezstronnosc wszystkich
,-ybunal6w i chociazby W dodat-
w posiadalo w opinii ogolu przy
lei nieomylnoSci.
,Wiec moze autol1racya = to
WA forma mozliwa w Rosyi?
lozliwsza, niz wspolny parla-
ent, ale niemozliwa, poniewaz
c mogla sic utrzymae. Rzadzic
-5znymi narodami, rozrzuconymi
"a takim obszarze j tax niepodo-
1nyni do siebie mozna tylko o.
gromna wyzszoScia inteligencyi,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-26
Rok XVIII.

szpitala powiatowego, gdzie
wkrotce ducha oddaf. Zalihski
zbiegl, ale bardzo rychlo przy-
trzymali go wyslani W poscig de-
tektywi, ktorzy odstawili 60 DO
aresztow policyjnych. .
Ostre oskarzenie przeciwko
policyi.
Wczoraj w sadzie sedziego
Crowe'a toczyla sic oryginalna W
swym rodzaju rozprawa, W kto-
rel adwokat strony oskarzonej "
nader ostrych i dose wlele mo-
wiacych argumentach oskarzaf
policye, re srawe roztrzasana sa-
downie poprostu sama policya u
rzadziia, azeby dodac sobie sia-
wy zasiugi. Idzie tu mianowi-
Gle O oskazrenie, wytoczone pre-
ciwko H. Barnumowi H. Par
lscrowi o rzekome obraDowanie
pny M. Gate, kasyerki, ma sumo
$1,373. Wypadek miai zajsc przy
ul. Halsted j Lake, dnia 10 gru-
dnia r. z. Adwokat K. Erbstein
oswiadcza, re Gale oskarzenie
Jest niecna intryga, ukuta, azeby
sic policya mogia pochwalic, ze
sic jej raz udaio schwytac prze-
stepcow!.. :. Wyroku jeszcze ME
wydano.
Kula przeznaczona dla zb6jcy
rani dziewczyne.
Marya Karwowska, liczaca lat
II, corka szynkarza pod nume-
ru McHenry ul. zostala wczo-
raj ciezko ramona przez kule re-
wolwerowa wystrzelona W walce
policyanta z 3ma rabusiami, kto-
rzy znajdowali sic W lokalu Jey
oica. - Policya zostaia powiado-
miona, re 3ch drabow naszio
szynk o. ]. Millera, 81 W.
North ave-, dokad tez zaraz po-
siano kilku policyantow. Rabu-
sic tymczasem poszli do szynku
Karwowskiego i tam pill, kiedy
ich zaskoczyia policya. Rabusie
rzucili sic do ucieczki, "a wtedy
policyant stojacy we frotowej
bramie szynku zaczai do nich
strzelac: lotry odpowiedzieli
strzalami! Jedna tych kui VIA
snie dostala sic Karwowskiej
wchodzacej wlasnie do szynku.
tylnemi drzwiami. Jednego z To-
trow policya zaraz schwytaia,
drugiego ranionego W ramie a.
resztowano pozniej, trzeci zdoiaf
zbiedz. Dziewczyne oddano pod
opieke lekarska: stan jej choc
rama dose ciezka, ME budzi obaw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-26
Niebywa1a przegrana socyalist6w.
Dwaj polacy ma Szlazku pobili
centroWc0W.
TERORYSCI W LODzI W GRODNIE.
POsei McGoOrty Springfield pragnie skasOwac
,grand juFy."

naduzywala silly W spos6b drakon
ski, co ostatecznie podkopalo auto
kracye - te jedyna instytucye'
kt6ra byla ,,par excellence rosyJ-
ska, usuwala zatargi narodowe
wewnatrz panstwa, a Rosyanom
dawaia cenne przywileje. Lecz
oni ME umieli Mich Skorzystac,
niezblizyli do siebie innych naro-
dow, napoili ich rozgoryczeniem,
w ten sposob zas to, co miaio
przyniesc i'm korzysc, staio sic
dis dla Mich sadem Bozym. Uz-
mamie przez cara, ze musi nastac
nowy rzeczy porzadek, byio przy-
znaniem slusznosci rokoszowi
przeciw dawnemu porzadkowl
rzeczy. .Moze on wrocic jake sila
zdobywcza, ale diugo utrzymac
sic ME potrafi, poniewaz -Jak stu
sznie powiedziano - ma bagne-
tach siedziec ME podobna. Sys-
tenn biurokratyczny moze po-
trwac dziesiec lub pietnascie lat,
poczem wroci duma jeszcze bar
dziej nihilstyczna Cd tel perwszej
ktora rozwiazano, z nia razem
wroci zagadka: jak konstytucyj-
ME rzadzic sz6sta czeScia swiata,
zaludniona narodarli, zadaJacy-
mi samorzadu? Jak dis, TAX
w6wczas, tylko jeszcze natarczy-
wiej, Polacy pierwsi zazadaja IL
porzadkowania ich sprawy, co
moze wywolac powazne trudno-
sci wewnetrzne, DO tego samego
zazadaja inne narody, oraz MIC
dzynarodowe, bo Prusy energicz-
ME zaprotestuja przeciw utworze-
niu w Warszawie silnego ogniska
polskosci, tuz pod Poznahskiem,
ktore wytezeniem calej niemle-
ckiej potegi, a jednak dotad bez
shutku stara sic zgermanlzowac
rad berlinski. Ale ami Ottawa
Niemiec, ami trudnosci wewnetrz-
ne ME powstrzymaja Rosyi cd roz
dzielenia sic ma kraje samorzadne
pon;ewaz zgola jest niemozllwy
ami system autokratyczny, ami cen
tralistyczna konstytucya. Ma I3o
milionow Rosyan, ktorzy ME od-
znaczaja sic wyzsza kultura, pra-
cowitoscia, energia politycznytn
taktem cd innych narodow.M .Moz-
ma sobie raczej powiedziec, re nj
zej stoja cd peinych patryotycz-
nego zapasu Polakow, bogatych
zacietych zydow ,oszczednysh a
hartownych Tatarow, przedsie-
biorczych Ormian i skrytych, ,chy-
trych Ukra;hcow. Wiekszosc Ro'
syan zapatruie sic apatycznie ma
losy pahstwa. Zatrwazajacym O.
bjawem tel obojetnosci bylo "a
chowanie sic ich podczas wojny
Japonia; patryotyzm ulotni1
sic, bo zreszta jak chlop, zyjacy
w brudzie, o g}odzie ch}odz1e,
bez zadnej nadziei ma poprawe To-
su, moze bye patryota! Jak Ro-
syanie zgodzili sic ma separatyzm
Finlandyi, tax samo sic zgodza
na kazdy inny.
,,Rozpadniecle sic Rosyl ma sa-
modzielne pafstwa byioby czerrS
wstrzasajacem, jak wybuch wul-
kanu, byloby strasznem dla ca
lei Europy. Vice Rad duma
zrozumieja, re musi nastapic de-
centralizacya. Czy nowy ustroj
bedzie federacya, czy czems in
mem, to rzeczy ME stanowi. Maj
wazniejszem dla calej Europy jest
to, ze ma jej wschodzie zniknie
filar centralizmu pahstwowego."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-26
Przez wdzt;cxnoie.

= "a dziesiec wizyt nalezy mi sic
co najmniej 20 marek honoraryum.
- Mogibys, doktorze, przez wdzie'
cznost opuscic poiowe...
- A coz ia nam panu do zawdzie-
czenia?
= Przecie4 to ia pierwszy przywio,
ziem do waszego miasta to chorobel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-26

-. Koniokrad .zawodowy", Ernest
Kasischke, zosta} aresztowany pod
zarzutem skradzenia 10 koni W pre-
ciagu ostatnlch dwu tygodni, W la-
cznej wartosci okoao $500.