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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-11-16
TROY.

Troy.-Rev. A. v. Kendrick came
to Troy Thursday Of last week and
held quarterly meeting at the Meth
odist Episcopal church and the day
Following went to Floris.
Rev. Mcclure preached at the Pres
byterian church Sunday morning.
Rev. c. Springer will preach at Troy
at the Methodist Episcopal church
next Sunday.
Rev Daley made a trip to Pulaski
and brought load of shingles for the
Methodist Episcopal church
Rev G. Springer went to Bethel on
Saturday and remained until Sunday
evening.
Farmers are busy gathering corn.
Some will finish this week
s. c.. Laughlin and James Boyd OF
Libertyville made a business trip &c
Troy Monday and were guests at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage.
Ralph Putoff son Of Daniel Putoff
of near Chequest, went into the has
NOV Saturday forenoon and by some
means lost his balance and fell to the
floor, distance of about fourteen feet
When found he was unconscious and
remained in stupor until the next
morning. The family is encourag-
ed and are hopeful that he will re-
cover
Word was received here Monday
that Abe Rodebaugh of near Liberty
Vile passed away Sunday, after pro-
tracted illness.
Roy Denny of Locust Grove made a
h,isinas~ trim to this nlaaa last waAlx
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NAN STILL MISSING
Officer Raul Returned From Parnell
But Half Brother There Has no
Information.

r.
Officer Ernest Kaul has returned
from a trip to Parnell where he went
to seek information about Martin
Dunn. who has been missing from OF
tumwa for over two weeks. John
Smith, a half brother of the missing
man, was seen but he had no informa-
ton further than that Dunn had Wis.
tied him on the Friday prior to his
disappearance.
On Tuesday morning following Mr.,
Dunn's disappearance two sons of MIR.
Smith, who attend the public schools
of Parnell, say that they are satisfied
they saw Dunn standing in the door
of freight train goin through town.
Mr.. Smith was inclined to discred-
it this story. thinking that is was a
case Of mistaken Identity, but since
Mr.. Dunn's absence mas been prolong.
ed, Mr.. Smith has come to the conclu-
sion that possibly the boys were not
mistaken.
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BY. N. 4. Arrison. Deputy.

-. "a H.
Proceedings Of the board OF super
visors, Thursday, Nov. Z, 1907, being
the fourth day of the November ses.
sion. Board met, all members pres
ent. A. ]. Gardner in the chair. Min,
utes of last meeting were read and
approved. A petition of William Eak
ms for refund OF taxes on lot No,
172. Robinson's fifth add to Ottunlwa,
for the reason of double assessment,
was granted. The resignation of H. T.
Lathrop as justice of the peace Of
Polk township, was accepted and L.
E. Rose was appointed to fill vacancy.
Then after examining and allowing
claims and transacting other rniscel.
laneous business, the board adjourned
to meet Monday, Dec. 2. 1907, at 10
o'clock a.. m.
Attest.
A. J. Gardner Chairman.
G. w. McCarty. County Auditor.
BY. NJ L. Arrison, Deputy.
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EDDYviLLE.

Eddyville.-Born, Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. Theman Reece who lives
north of Pekay, near Given, son.
Born, Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry an der Pol who lives on the
Anthony Warren place on Grays'
creek, a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bennett and
little daughter Blanche of North
Third street left this afternoon for
Ottumwa where they will spend few
days with Mrs. Benefits parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. T. Price.
G. w. True came home from Ottum-
wa Wednesday after spending few
days with his daughter, Mrs. Charles
Potion and son Earl True.
Miss Hattie Berry went to Abba
Wednesday to visit a few days with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. F. M. Epperson and daughter,
Louise were In Oskaloosa and spent
Wednesday with Mrs Epperson's
brother Ralph O'Hara
Mrs. T. j. Clark and Miss Pearl
Critchtield were shopping In Ottum-
wa Wednesday,
east of town were in Ottumwa Wed
nesday visiting friends and transact
ing business.
J. J. Lindermans little eight-year-
old daughter, who lives north of town
is very sick with inflamatory rheuma-
tism.
G. A. Norwood bought the property
on South Fourth street owned by Miss
Alice Heki Wednesday.
Gid Leeling was an Oskaloosa bust.
ness caller Wednesday.
Bert Bennett Of Des Moines came
Sunday for an extended visit with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ben
nett, who live north Of here.
]. K. Knowles of Melrose was a Wis
itor in town Monday looking after
business matters
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Iowa at Washinnton

Washington D. c., Nov. 13.-The fol-
lowing letter carriers have been APP
pointed:
Ackley Richard B. Grant, carrier;
Maggie Grant. substitute.
Logan-Jerome E. Shields, carrier;
Howard Evans, substitute.
Botna-David G. Dales, carrier;
Earle Dales. substitute.
w. +. Hine OF Ames, Walter c. Hal
of Columbus Junction, F. L. Lane OF
Monroe, r. E. Axon OF Cedar Rapids
j. e. McClelland Of Lisbon, FRANK
Latng of Grinnell, H. j. Koch Of Dav.
export. R. w. Echholm of EAGLE Grove
H. e. Peck Of Waterloo have been APP
pointed railway mail clerks.
The comptroller Of the currency ha;
approved changes in the national banl
officials as follows:
First National bank, Hedrick, j. T
Brooks, president, in place of w. II
Young; FL. G. Lyon, cashier, in place
of j. T. Brooks of the first named
bank; Perry. H. NJ. Pattee, cashier. IL
Place of ]. NJ. Woodwork, no ass.stan
cashier In place Of H. M Pattee
Carl L. Black appointed postmaster
at Grimes; vice G. T. Jeffries, de
ceased.
Paul P. Taylor Of Ames appointed
veterinary inspector in connection
with the bureau Of animal industry.
The postmaster general has allowed
the postmaster at Council Bluffs two
additional letter carriers from Nov. IL
Complete rural delivery service has
been ordered established in Frankl.r
county, effective Dec. 1. The tota
number of routes in the county is six
teen, Of which the following clever
are re-arranged Alexander, route B.
Hampton, routes Nos 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8;
Latimer, route No. 1; Sheffield, routes
Nos. 9 and 8,
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LoCkHART TALKS
Former ottumwa Clergyman Holding
Revival at CenteryIlle
Christian Church,

Centerville. Nov. 14-Centerville is
being stirred by revival meetings in a
way that has not been experienced
since the famous Billy Sunday meet
ings OF seeral years ago, and Evange-
list William ]. Lockhart of Des Moines,
formerly pastor of the First Christian
church of Ottumwa, Is preaching to
congregations Of from 1000 to 1900
nightly at the Central Church Of
Christ, the great building being crowd
ed almost to its capacity at each
meeting.
The meetings have been in progress
but a week and to date 1875 new addi-
tions have been made to the church.
The town is greatly awakened and
this week promises to see even greater
things accomplished. The first Invita-
ton was given last Thursday night
when 80 people went forward and
united with the church. Friday night
there We're 15 more and over Sunday
40 more.
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BOSTON LADIES At cANTRIL.
Second Number Of Lecture Course o,
Saturday Evening-Other Can
tril Nenua

Cantril.-The Boston Ladies will be
In Cantril Saturday evening of this
week. This Is the second number OF
the lecture course and these ladies
come to Cantril with much praise from
other cities and towns. Miss Helen
list; Miss Kathleen Leavitt, second So
prano. violiniste; Miss Alzaleen Samp-
son, first alto, manager; Miss Mae A.
Dickinson, second alto, reader.
Mrs. McIArle OF Fremont, Ill.,. is Wis
iting at the home Of Mrs Harvey Barr.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Manning and
little daughter. Madalene. were Can
tril visitors Sunday
Miss Iva Humphrey of Lebanon Wis
tied at the Lee Swank home over Sun
day.
Frank Casady shipped cattle to Chi
cago Sunday Frank Blanchard ship
ped two car loads, and ALI Higgins,
car.
Mrs. Lowenstein returned to Keokuk
Saturday evening, after a pleasant
visit with her son and daughter at
this place
Infants will be baptized at the Meth
odist Episcopal church Sunday morn
ing before preaching services.
John Lowenstein and little daughter
Madalene, spent Sunday in Keokuk
Frances Silver of Balesburg, ILL.,, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Steinburg.
Invitations are out for an EpWorth
League social at the Methodist Epis-
copal parsonage Friday evening of this
week
Pearl Swank Of Bloomfield came
down, Monday evening to visit at tn?
home of Lee Swank.
Alta Casady returned Saturday from
Pennington. where she has been at
work on the Pennington Herald the
past several weeks.
Rev H. F. Gilchrist is visiting his
parents at Bloomfield.
Charles Hall, rural carrier on R. F
D. No has been sick the past week
and Foster Steimburg has been films
the vacancy.
AS Joseph Fuller was driving from
Fritz Warnings to his home on Sun
day evening the wheel of the sprine
wagon went into church throwing
Mr. and Mrs. Fuller's little eight-year-
old daughter, Pearl, out, and the whee
passed over her arm, breaking 1t be-
tween the shoulder and elbow. Dr.
Casady happened to be passing and he
set the arm and soon had the little CIR
comfortable
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Proclamation of Thanksgiving


A
The Of
2Sth
a
Almighty for HIS goodness and individuals the
s-sf s
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winning victories
is nod s.
Therefore Albert Cunnmns of the in
day O presen nnonth
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Of
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In
the greatse Of the Of Iowa
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By the B. cumrni
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CORN HuskERs BREAK RECORD
Remarkable Yields of Cereal Also Re-
ported From Many Points in
Northern Part of State.

Peoria, ILL.,, Nov, 14-The great corn
belt of Illionis abounds with stories of
the large yields of corn and the cham
pionship work of the corn gatherers.
At Ridge farm, in the eastern part
of the state, Elisha McCool claims the
championship of the state, he having
averaged 152 bushels and SO pounds
for two days work
A field on the w. NJ. Stroude farm,
near Pontiac, has produced the ban,
ner corn yield Of the season so far re-
ported This field made an average of
107 bushels to the acre. In several
parts of the state the severe haiIstorm
of last summer stripped the stalks of
growing corn and the farmers are turn
ing the stock into the fields. Tnis is
particularly in the Elmwood and HoS<.
dale neighborhoods
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DAVIS COUNTY LINE.

Davis County Line.-Miss Fay
Dawson closed verv successful term
Of school at Olive Branch Friday. A
number of the patrons were present
in the afternoon and an excellent pro-
gram was given.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Michael were
shopping at Eldon Saturday.
Ed Carroll is employed hauling rock
through this place to his home in Da-
Wis county.
The first snow Of the season at this
place fell Sunday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-11-16
PRISONER is ACQUITTED OF
CHARGE OF KILLING BEN FAR
BELL ON SECOND TRlAL-FiRsT
Jury DISAGREED.
JURORS DELIBERATED
THREE HOURSAND HALF
VERDICT WAS RETURNED INTO
COURT AT 2:so AND TWELVE
MEN WERE DISCHARGED AFTER
SHAKING PRISONERS HAND.

e
The Case In Brief.
Miles Morrow shot and killed
Ben Farrell, colored, about I
o'clock on the afternoon Of May
5. Preliminary hearing in Jus.
tice Ayres' court lasted four
days, May e-1a. Morrow was
bound over to grand jury May
16 on charge of manslaughter.
Jury returned indictment
charging first degree murder,
September 4. Case went to trial
before Judge Anderson Monday,
September 16. Case went to jury
at 1926 a. mi, Sept. rs.
Jurymen. Dan Smith, B. F.
Black, George Rissell, Joseph
schoech, w. r. Harseh. T. shee-
han, Frank Wheaton, Emmett
Haley, John Ramey, Andrew
Johnson, Walter Schoech and
c. D. Lambert, who reported a
disagreement fifty-four hours
later.
Cost to state Of former trial,
about $4,000.
Second trial comemnced ."on-
day, Nov. q; concluded late
Tuesday afternoon, Nov. II.
Given to the jury 1o:55 a. m.
today. Jurv returned verdice of
acquittal at 2:3o o'clock.
y . . b i D
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think it right to take away. the life
of man for any crime, but in this
regard he said the jurors are the only
Judge. If they see fit to AK the pun
ishment at death, all well and good.
but personally Mr.. Cornell said he
would rather see a penitentiary SEN
tence
Forty Years Asked.
Forty years. said he. 'in my opiu-
ion will be needed in which for Miles
Morrow to prepare to face his creator.
He has sunk so low in the mire Of
immortality that he never will, of his
own free will, extricate himself
therefrom, and it rests with the state
to compel him to be good man by
forcibly combining him behind iron
bars
Oscar Hogan.
The case against Oscar Hogan, col
ored, charged with criminal assault
upon Miss Mary Mahoney, was called
Immediately after the Morrow case
had been given to the jury.
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I asked her hand, she said to me,
Think you that your wife would be,
Your health is gone, your system
wrong,
Go drink some HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea.
Sargent the True Druggist. corner
Market and Main
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Trust Company Head Suicides.

ney, president of the Knickerbocker
Trust company which was recently
closed, committed suicide this after
| noon.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-11-16

An every night all year round me IL
cine. pleasant to take, positive results.
It's HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tet.
the greatest family remedy IS cents,
Tea or Tablets. WI. Sargent, the
True Druggist, corner Market and
Main
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-11-16

Stop taking pills and have your
druggist I'LL this prescription for you
and you will quit having constipation
and stomach trouble.
Acid Sulphuricum Dill. II drains
LaxOwn Comp. iii OF.
Elk. Lactated Pepsin
Aquae Dist. equal part qs. ad. vi OF.
Directions: Take one dessert spoon
full before meals. Can be filled at
Swenson's drug store.
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Philadelphia Mint Busy.

Philadelphia. Nov. IA. Ten mil,
lion dollars in gold bullion was re-
ceived at the mint today from Eng.
land and will at once be made into
eagles for American circulation.
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BOARD PROCEEDINGS.

Proceedings of the board Of sGper-
visors, Monday. Nov. 4, 1907 being
the first day OF the November session
Board met, all members present A.
j. Gardner in the chair. Minutes of
last meeting wee read and approved.
The day was passed in examining AMI
allowing claims and transacting other
miscellaneous business. The board
then adjourned to meet Til ,s,iay No
vember 5. 1907. at 9 o'clock a. IN.
Attest.
A. j. Gardner, Chairman.
G. w. McCarty. County Auditor.
By. N. L. Arrison, Deputy.
Proceedings Of the board Of super
visors Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1907, being
the second day Of the November ses-
sion. Board met, all members present
A. j. Gardner in the chair. Minutes Of
last meeting we're read and approved.
The day was passed in examining ana
allowing claims and transacting other
miscellaneous business. The board
then adjourned to meet Wednesday,
November 6. 1907, at 9 o'clock a. III.
Attest.
c. W. McCarty. County Auditor.
BY. N. L. Arrison, Deputy.
Proceedings of the board of super
visors Wednesday, Nov. s, 1907. being
the third day Of the November SEES
sion. Board met, all members present,
A, J.. Gardner in the chair. Minutes
Of last meeting were read and ap-
proved The day was passed in exam
lining and allowing claims and trans
acting other miscellaneous business.
The board then adjourned to meet
Thursday, Nov. Z, 1907. at 8 O'Clock
a. m.
Attest.
A. J. Galhar Chairman
G. w. McCarty, County Auditor.
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Farmer Minister Not Foroer.

Joliet. H., Nov. IA. The jury to-
day acquitted Rev BENJAMIN F. Gran
a former Baptist minister who was
accused of forgery in connection with
an insurance application.
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Checks In CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. 14.-The distribution
Of clearing house checks began to-
day
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-11-16

Tone BROS SPICf,
CANNON BRAND ~
the kind known and guaranteed to be
PURE, fresh and clean. If you ask for TONE
BROTHERS
PEPPER CINNAMON GINGER
MUSTARD NUTMEG ALLSPICE
CLOVES
or other spice, you will get it in neat flavor
retaining package with a guarantee of purity
10 cents a package at Grocers
ASK for TONE BROS. SPICES
TONE BROTHERS.. Des Moines, Iowa.
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Pure Spices

Spices sold in bulk are almost invariably
adulterated. Yoa can't afford to use such
stuff. The way to avoid it is to ask for
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-30
Kardynaf MaCChi urnar}.
POiOzenie Rumunii pOlepsza sic cOkOlwiek.
WoiskO franCuskie w Udzy.
DALSZE SZCZEG0LY o KATASTROFIE KoLEJOWEJ
POD COTTON, CAL.
Strajk W brOwarach W st. Louis, No.

nych, obecnie jednak Pragna u
kuc z tego wyniku polityki hbe-
ralnej korzysc dla Wielkiej Bry-
tamil.
Krol Edward VII, obdarzony
niezwyklemi zdolnosciami dyplo-
matycznemi, umiai wyzySkac W
swietny spos6b dobre wrazenie,
iakie zrobiia ma Holendrach poll
tyka zgody Boerami. Ksiaze
malzonek krolowej holender-
skiej, "a czynny udzial W akcyi
ratunkowej podczas pomnej kata
strofy zatoniecia statku Berlin"
otrzymal W dowod wdziecznoSci
cd kr6la Edwarda wysokl order,
co wywoialo przychylne dla An
gil usposobienie zarowno ma dWo
RE holenderskim, lak / w naro-
die.
Tednoczesnie w Anglii rosnie
entuzyazm dla Holandyi, jak @
tenn re zloscia donosi korespon-
dent ,,Berliner Tagebl." Holen-
derska muzyka holenderska ope
retka holenderska sztuka l ho-
lenderskie saboty So W stolicy
Anglii niezmiernie modne. Ia
czynaja juz przebakiwac, ae Wi
zyta kr6lowej Wilhelminy od-
waznym ksieciem-lnatzorrNienS
Henrykiem bylaby ukoronowa'
MEM serdecznego zblizenia.
Z zawisloscia tytuiuje Edwar-
da VII wspomniany dziennik
niemiecki, mySlac o sprawach do
mowych ,,madrym kr6lem".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-30

Rzym, 80 marca. = WczoraJ
umar4 wskutek paralizu, po cho-
robie trwajqcej tylko II godzin,
Kardynai Luigi Macchi, sekre-
tarz brewiow apostolskich. One
gdai jeszcze odprawii Msze sw.
- Kardyna1 Macchi pochodzif
iednej najdostojniejszycb ro-
DIN wioskich, odznaczonych tax
w dziejach kraju jak i Koscioia,
a urodzil sic w Viterbo 3 marca
1884 jako syn hr. Orestesa Mac
chi i hr. Weroniki rodziny
Cenci - Bolognetta. Odbywaf
studya w kollegium Sw. Klemen-
sa kollegium rzymskiem, a
Swiecenia kapianskie otrzymal w
roku 1859. w r. 1860 wszedi w
osobista sluzbe u Papieza Piusa
TX odtad w Watykanie pelnli
rome urzedy odnoszace sic do o.
soby Papieza. Byi potem sekre-
tarzem Leona XIII. Mianowany
Kardynalem dyakonem w roku
1899 w marcu 1890 roku Zosta}
mianowany majordomem.
Bukareszt, 80 marca. - Zda-
je sic, ze polozenie w kraju ME
co sic polepsza, ale jednak jesz-
cze wiele ludzi uchodzi okohc
obietych powstaniem. Urzedowo
donosza, ze w Moldawii juz pa
nuje pok6j. o nowym wybuchu
doniesiono z doliny Trotu wy
siano tam natychmiast wojsko.
Agitacya w dystryktach Alt, Ro-
man, Mehedinc Teleorman SEE
rzy sic, a "a to polepSza sic podo-
zenie W dystryktach Dol, Buzer
i Ramno.
Paryz, 80 marca. - Wedle ma
deszlych tn depesz wczoraj rano
wojska przeznaczone do zajecia
Udzy pod dowodztwem gen. La
utry wyszly z miasta Lalla Ma
rina w Algieryi. Pozniejsze de-
pesze doniosiy, re pierwsze woj-
ska przedpoludniem wczoraj do
Hatterman pozycza pieniadze do
budowania dom6w. 76S Milwaukee
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R0zne nOtatkI telegrddGzna.

Dzisiaj kanclerz niemiecki Bue-
low ma widziec sic wioskim mini
strem spraw zagranicznych Tittoni.
Urzedowo donosza, re proiekto-
wany zjazd cesarzy W Cieszynie ma
Szlazku ME odbedzie sic.
- Uporczywie utrzymuIa sic posio-
ski, re zajda wielkie zmiany W gabi-
necie cesarza niemieckiego.
- Ma brunszwickim sejmie panuia
wielkie r6znice 'zdah W sprawie wy
boru regenta. Ma razie sejm odroczyi
sic ma czas nieoznaczony.
- PAM casimier Perier, matka
byiego prezydenta francuskiego, u
maria Paryzu.
- Rosyiski znany pisarz dziennl-
karz Maxym Gorkij ley chory W Rzy-
mie. Podobno ma .suchoty.
z Madrytu donosza re kr6l Alfons
ME jest chory ma suchoty. Cierpi
nieco ma pluca, ale niema mowy o ME
bezpieczenstwie
u Johannsburga donosza, re W
skutek eksplozyi dw6ch pax dynami-
tu W kopalni Dreifontein czterech
bialych / so krajowcow zostaio ma
miejscu zabitych, a trzech biaiych
16 kraiowc6w pokaleczonych.
- Costa Rica uznala tymczasowy
Rad W Honduras. Ma czele stoja Ma
0imono Rofules, MIGUEL Oquili / Igna-
20 Castro.
- Do Hawany nadszedi parowiee
wiozacy m6wce Cannona innych
czionk6w kongresu amerykahshego'
= Niemieckl ambassador we wa
szyngtonie, Sternburg, wyjedzie 2 10
Dlaczego mice nieprzyjemnosci o
pozyczki swych przyjacioi SASHA
dow jesli MONA bye niezawisiym
przez zaciagniecie pozyczh u Halter
mana.
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ze jeszcze 8 - s osob zabitych
ley pod gruzami. Jeden z polka
leczonych umarl wczoraj, a W
szpitalu jest jeszcze kilka osob,
kt6re ME moga zyc dluzej niz
jeden lub diva dni jeszcze.
St. Louis, Mo-, 80 marca. -
Tutejsi robotnicy W browarach,
W liczbie $50, zastrajkowali, aze-
by pozyskac podniesienie plac o
5 do 60 procent. Kazdy browar
W miescie ma tenn cierpi. Strajk
zarzadzono po onegdajszej kon-
ferencyi pomiedzy wlascicielami
browar6w a robotnikami. Sly
chac, re browarze ofiarowali o.
g6lne podwyzszenie plac o 5 pro-
cent. ale re odrzucono propozy-
eye. Ma konferencyi by1 tez Sc
kretarz krajowej organizacyi ro-
botnikow w browarach, Kemper.
Pred 10 dniani robotnicy wy
stapili re swojemi zadaniaml
podwyzszenia plac o do GO pro-
cent. Odbyly sic dwie konferen-
eye. ale obie spelzly ma niczem,
w East St. Louis w obu bro
warach rowniez strajkuja robo-
tnicy.
Lorain, o., 80 marca. u "a
merican Shipbuilding Co." "a
rzadzono strajk generalny po-
wodu, re kompania zatrudnia Ia
macy strajku i prywatnych de-
tektyw6w. R a e m straJkuJe
1000 robotnik6w; przedtem
strajkowa}o ich 600. Strajkierzy
utrzymuja, re obecnie II kompa-
nil pracuje tylko 40 }amaczy
strajku i detektyw6w, a 100 lu-
dzi sprowadzonych wczoraj z
Buffalo, strajkierzy naklonili do
powrotu.
Oklahoma City, Okla. 80 mar
ca. = Pociag osobowy kolei
Rock Island wykoleii sic wczo-
raj rano ma zach6d stad. Slychac,
re zabity zostaf konduktor loko-
motywy jakis murzyn; palace
smiertelnie pokaleczony, inny
Przechowujcie swe rzeczy warto-
sciowe W Hattermana skarbcu O.
chronnym, gdzie ME zostana ami zgu-
bioue ami skradzione.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-30


czionek siuzby kolejowej jeden
podr6zny So pokaleczeni niebez-
picznie, kilku podroznych LEI.
Laurens, S. c., 80 marca. -
Miasteczko Newberry, 80 mil
stad ma poludniowy wschod Ii
czace 600 mieszkahcow, zostaio
nawiedzone pozarem, ktory obro-
Gil w perzyne okolo so domow
mieszkalnych kilkanascie ska
dow. Szkode zrzadzona oblicza-
ia ma 100000.