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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-18
Telegramy zagraniczne

strasznego gwa}tu ma narodzie
polskim! Oto general gubernator
warszawski Skalion rozwiaza1
Polska Macierz Szkolna, wskutek
czego 1900 szko} polskich W roz-
nych czesciach Kr6lestwa Pol
skiego zostaio zamknietych. Jedy-
ME Geese funduszow Macierzy u
daio sic wywieSe "a granice W
sumie wynoszacej mniej wiecej
$15O.OO0; w ten sposob uniknieto
niechybnej konfiskaty tego fun
duszu. Przygnebienie w calym
kraju polskim wielkie i powsze'
chne.
Petersburg, Is grudnia. -
Wieka senzacye wywoiala tutaj
ucieczka pewnej Rosyanki, ma
zwiskiem Olgi Stein, ktora cd
d}uzszego czasu jako oszustka,
uprawiaIa swe nieczyste rzemio-
slo, .wyiudzajac ma swa korzysc
olbrzymie sunny. Zostaia ona ma
reszcie uwieziona pod zarzutem
oszukania pewnych os6b ma $780,
600, ale zostawiono ia ma wolno-
sci "a poreczeniem. Onegdaj miai
sic rozpoczac jej process, lecz O.
skarzona, przewidujac niepomy-
slny wynik, umkne}a, Oszustka
miala poparcie wielu bardzo wpiy-
wowych osobistosci, TAX ze ma
wet gazety ME oSmielaly sic jej
zdemaskowac.
Ryga, Is grudnia. =. Aresztowa'
no tutaj wczoraj wszystkich
cz}onkow komitetu wykonawcze-
go wojskowej organizacyi socya-
listycznej. Bylo ich razem dwu-
dziestu.
Teheran, Persya, 1S grudnia-
Konflikt. jalli sic wywi9zaf w
Persyi ma tie konsVtucyi pomie-
dzy zwclennikalni tejze reak-
cycnistami, grozi = zdaje sic =
powalzniejszemi nastepstwami, niz
by sic tego MONA bylo spodzie-
wac. Parliament perski wyda} do
narodu manifest, ktory omawia
obecny kryzys W pahstwie, ska
daiac wing "a obecne po}ozenie ma
reakcyonist6w, kt6rzy wywieraj2
ujemny wp}yw ma m}odego sza-
cha. Konstytucya - zdaniem ma
nifestu, wybawi}a Persye cha
osu, w jakim byla "a poprze1niego
monarchy, obecny narusza przy-
siege, zmierzajac do uchylenia tel
re konstytucyi.
Rokowania miedzy parlamen-
tenn i szachem So dotychczas bez
zadnego rezultatu. = Wskutek
zamkniecia poczty nastapil zastoj
we wszelkich interesach. Przycho-
dzi nawet do ulicznych rozru-
chow walk, przyczem reakcyoni-
sci zajeli kilka placow publicz-
nych a konstytucyonalisci budu-
ia barykady okolo gmachu par
lamentu. Tllm przyiacza sic do
wstecznikow.
Budapest, 1s grudnia. - We
gierski prezydent ministrow, DR..
Wekerle wypowiedzial sic prze-
civ stanowisku rzadu austryac-
kiego, ktory pozWoli JuZ ME po
rag pierwszy miotac oszczerstwa
ma Wegrow W austryac. radzie
pans. Przed paru dniami nianowi-
Gle omawiano w parlamencie vie
denskim sprawy tyczace sic We
gier ich wojska w sposob niepo-
chlebny, przeto premier wegier-
ski wystapii ostatnio z ostrymi
zarzutami przeciw podobnemu po-
stepowaniu.
Wroc}aw, IS grudnia. - Rad
japonski przediozyl gorno-slaskim
fabrykom zelaza olbrzyrnie zamo-
wienia. Przy tych zamowieniach
ME rozchodzi sic podobno wy
konanie takich robot, ktore w An
gill ME moga bye uskutecznione.
lecz o zupelnie nowe, jake tylko
moga wykonywac renomowane
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-18
Kronika Chicagoska
w sprawie chleba.

Ordynans tyczacy sic sprzedazy
chleba W miescie, u}ozony przez
pieczetana Johna Kiellandera,
przez rzecznika korporacyinego u
znany "a niesprzeciwiajacy sic u
stawom, zostal wczorai przez miei-
ski komitet prawniczy przyjety
celem przychylnego zreferowania
go W radzie migskiei, pomimo
protestu wielu tuteiszych piekarzy.
Naiwaznieisze iego ustepy brzmia:
1. Chleb wolno piec tylko W
czysto wentylowanych lokalach i
z dobrei czystei MAXI ME zawiera-
jacej zadnych szkodliwych donnie
seek.
2.~Uznany prawnie bochenek
musi wazyd 1 funt (16 uncyD, ale
wolno piec takze bochenki - un-
cyowe, jakotez dwu, = try, =
cztero, = piecio, = szesciofun-
towe. Ma kazdym bochenku oG ma
lepionej kartce ma bye rcdana
waga, iakotez nazwisko i adres pie
karza.
3. W kazdei piekani W kaz-
dym skladzie W kt6rym CHI b
sprzedaia, ma bye ustawiona ma
widocznem mieiscu waga, ma kt5-
rel ma zyczenie karriacego chieb
sprzedawany sic odwaza.
4. Kara "a przekrcczenie tel IL
stawy wynosi $40 do $1C0.
). Ustawa ia ME tyczy sic su-
chark6w, precli, buieczck, cia.t
itp., wazacych mnicl niz Gwiert
funta.
w sprawie ,,trustu" mlecznego.
Wczorai przedpoludniem sad
wielkoprzysieg}ych rozpoczaf slcdz-
two W sprawie trllstn mleczarzy.
Pierwszym swiadk.rm byf komi'
sarz zdrowia DIR. Evans, kt6ry po-
dobno oswiadczyf, r. nlleko bywa
falszowane chemikaliami wprost
truiacemi dla niemowlat. Tysiace
niemowlat corocznie pada otiara
tego mleka. Drugim swiadkiem
by1 Ford j. Allen, kt6ry jake urze
dnik kolei Northwestern doZoruje
rozsyfanie mleka. Opisywa4, W ia
ki spos6b W specyalnych pociagach
przywozi sic mleko farm do Chi
cago, tu rozdziela sic miedzy
mleczarzv. Popo}udniu przesfuchl-
wano kilkn konsument6w kilku
mleczarzy; o szczeg6fach ich zez-
nan trudno sic dowieGiec. Ponie-
waz ma bye przesfuchiwanvch
bardzo wielu mleczarzy i rozwozi-
cieli mleka, przeto sledztwo po-
trivia jeszcze prawdopodobnie xii
ka dni.
Napappse dzieci ze szkoiy publi-
cznej ma szko}e parafialna.
Przesz1o stu ch}opc6w ze szko1y
publicznej Ryersona, ma rogu
North Lawndale ave. W. Huron
str, W poniedziaiek wieczorem ma
nadfo na szkoie parafii n. NJ. I.
Anielskiej ma rogu Springfield av.
Iowa str. powybija}o W mel
kilka szyb. Odpedzi}a ich przefo-
iona szkolv parafialnei, Siostra
,ao.le1r, c,a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-18
NaciGrz SzkO|na rOzwiazana!
1900 Szk6l pOISkiCh " Kr0IGstWiG
zniGSiOnych.
Fmdusze sumie $15O,O0O wywieziOno "a
granice.
: sumie $15O,O0O wywieziOno "a
REWOLUCYA w PERSYI.
ZE sPRAW JAPONSKICH.
NiepOrOzumienia chihsko-japohskie.
Straikl W Chile ma Kubie.

ra traktatu panamsko kaastrof kO
MOnangah Roosevelt ME popularity Aa-
nadze w GOldf1eld ciemnOSc egipsie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-18
Napappsc dzieci ze szkoiy publ
cznei ma szkoie parafialna.


Przeszlo stu chlopc6w re szkofy
publicznej Ryersona, ma rogu
North Lawndale ave. ". Huron
str, W poniedziaiek wieczorem ma
nadlo ma szkoie parafii n. NJ. 7.
Anielskiej ma rogu Springfield av.
Iowa str. powybija}o W niei
kilka szyb. Odpedzi}a ich przefo-
iona szkolv parafialnei, Siostra
Leonia, ale ch}opcy rozbieg}szy sic,
ulepili mn6stwo twardych kul
snieznych, a kiedy skohczyfy sic
lekcye W szkole parafialnej, zacze-
" niemi obrzucac dzieci re szko}y
wychodzace, kt6re niepnygotowa-
ne ma atak, siabo sic broni&y roz-,
pierzchly sic, po czesci dose boles-
ME obite.
Podobne bo]kl mledzy ucZnlaiIii
~szkoly publicznei szkofy para
fialnei wydarzaja sic W owel oko-
Icy co roku, a prze}ozony szko1y
Ryersona, Ray, ma obrone swych
chlopc6w przytacza, re byli oni W
znacznej mniejszosci. Proboszcz
parafii, ks. Hynes, zbyt wielkiel
wagi ME przywiazuie do b6iki ma
kule sniezne, ale zdaie sic, re obu-
stronni kierownicy szk6l wsp6lnie
naradza sic mad srodkami zapobie-
gawczymi, by podobne zaiscia sic
ME powtarzaly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-31

Since the game between Dallas coz
Lace and Willamette University last
saturday, says the Polk County op'
ssrver the basketball schedule IN
this city is open until the middle %
January. when the next league SANE ,,
will be played. Al present Dalla' @
College is the only undefeated team
IN the south division OF the league.
nd uuless SONS unforeseen aeolaen'
should occur to prevent some mem, mem
her of the team from playins, eSs,y osa;,
thing points to an unOroken ,,,ar en'i' =
the season. ,bo teams I
ne ms far are as follows;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-31
wnIrE nRoNzE MONUMRNIs

tarnisb moss or
oorrode The ouly
Kind that never
need cleaning. Fos
the truth OF the
above see them In
all the Salem and
many OF tho cOun-
ty cemeteries;
some Of them
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-31
PORTLAND DATE FOR
OREGON FRUIT SHOW

Portland. Or, January 14-l6,
1908. will be the scene of the great
est horticultural meeting yet held
in the state. Not only will an inter-
esting and instructive program he
presented including talks by the
most successful growers and shippers
In the states OF Oregon, California,
Washington and Idaho. but there
will be the finest display OF winter
fruits ever witnessed in the north
west A splendid set OF cups and
awards will lbe given for the bAst
fruit shown, and the Judging VIII be
done by a government officer OF ma
tlonal repute. The complete pre-
MUM list will be announced shortly.
The regular reduced rates will be
accorded by the transportation COM
panles provided so are present, and
the occasion will be ono OF wide In
terest to the fruit growers OF this en-
tire northwest, and particularly oil
Oregon.
! ~ ti.,.- ssv~s --S-r-~sNt 40 cell eh'
attention OF every producer OF choic'
winter fruit to the subject OF exhibit
ling and hte Importance of filing hli
request for space at an early date.
The exhibit already exceeds, Ia
promises. that made last year. 50
that It Is important that exhibitors
lhle their request for space al an early
date with J. H. Reid, Milwaukee
Il is not every year that We have
IAN opportunity OF having our prod
luots passed upon by a national ex
pert. The occasion ought to be ont
of gr tyalue to our growers. Br'n'
or send your unknown, or new va
rieties as well, so that they may b'
: named. f. r. Lake, secretary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-31
: win Play Hall.

Win Play Hall.
Iehange 10 comment
IS basketball team OF
season. after setting
young ladies fve OF
ear won the intereol-
nshlp, says "Of this
eam. only two mem
II old positions. which
an unsuccessful sea
,he charge Of Trainer
le ea,einl coaching Of
ID lenry Rooper. pros
y fright"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-31
OIL IN MALHEUR COUNTY.
Company Composed of EastoSn Ore
gon People Exclusively Who Are
Doing Their Own development
Work.

That Malheur county possesses oil
IN great quantities, and that It will
be upon thN markets within rea-
sonabe lengt" of time is the earnest
belief q MAINE county people. as
expressed to the vast oregonlan bv
prof. w. S. Maybef,v. nrlpclnal os
the Vale public schools, who wss IN
the city recently on hls Wv home 10
Milton for the holiday vacs',on
The oil well, nine miles soo.hwest
of Vale, is now down 1900 fee, and
when 1t was plugged, pending tls
purchase of new machinery, few
days ago. IL was flowing about 10
gallons per day of excellent oil.
Samples of this oil have been sent
to Portland. Pittsburg and other
places to be tested. and the company
is anxiously awaiting replies from
the tests. In the meantime arrange
ments are being made to bore to
greater depth, and, with that end in
view, a large amount OF machinery
and new material is being purchased.
The company Is composed of last
ern Oregon people exclusively. anj
the proposition is not being adver-
tised to any extent. for the reason
that the owners will do their own de-
velopment work. and but little II any
stock Is for sale.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-31
WHATS

worth doing Is worth doing we'll IL
Won wish 10 be cured of Rheumatism
use Ballard's Snow Liniment ana
YOU will be well cured" A positive
cure for spralns, Neuralgia. Bruises
contracted Muscles and all the Ills
that fesh Is heir TO. A. @. n. WIZ
liams. Navassta, Texas. writes;
"I have used Snow Linimeht ioi
sprained ankle aud II gave the ees'
Of satisfaction. always weep II u
the house" Sold by d. ]. Fry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-31
About Digestion.

! not the quantity OF food
but the amont dlgested and
lated that gives strength and
b to the system. Chamber
stomach and Liver Tablets
rate the stomach and liver and
them to perform their fune'
The result Is a relish for
food. increased strength and
b. greater endurance and a
head. Price rs coats. Samples
For sale AT DIR stones drus
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-31
SOUTHERN PACIFIC 90.
Time Card No. o. Effective saaday
Deccmbsr 10th. ia.0f a. M.
Toward Portland Passrnger.

Toward forlnno fassrnAef.
No. ie.-5;B2 A. NJ. oregon Express
no. is-sife A. n. Cottage Grove
Passenger.
No. i2.-2;45 p. NJ Rossburg Pas
aenEer
No. il.-s;is p. NJ Portland RK-
press.
Toward Portland Freight.
No. 222-s;O0 r. H. Portland Fast
Freight.
No. 222.-iO:4O A. NJ. Way-Ffeight
No. 22G.-ii;2s A. NJ. way-FreEht.
Toward San Francisco Passenger.
No. lilies A. A. Rosebufg Pas
senger.
No. i7.-s.f5 p. NJ. Cottage Grove
Passenger.
10. lB.-S:5G P. n. California Ex-
press.
No. ls.-2,OI a. n. San Francisco
Express.
Toward saa Francisco Freight.
No. ss1.-2;4S A. n. Portland East
Freight
No. 225 5-li;ss A. M way-Freisht
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-31
TEA
want your goodwill
your money; not one
without that good

rroe.r returns your money Il you don't
|nings Best; We pay him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-31
REPORTS
cal Wholesale Market.
SALEM MARKET.

Neal Wholesale Market
29c.
az NC; fat 36c.
DC; young chickens, SC.
wheat--S5c.
s5c.
-$24@S25.
Hard wheat. $500; valley
teed-Brau. s25; shorts,
Cheat, s14; clover. t1O@
ton; timothy, s1s@S15.
IS -2hc 10.
aes-s5c cwt.
old, 4@ &c; new, 1850.
n bark--4h % sc.
Tropical Fruits.
Ipas-S6.
4es-S2.5O@$3.00.
.bs-S4@ $4.5O.
Heuati MARKET.
white, s2S per ton.
4-$1.00.
IA barley-t30.
B 35c.
S-Country, S5c; creamery,
VALLEY, $40 per sack;
'heat, s1.40@$1.5o.
sOcc per sack; S26 per ton;
s1.10 per sack.
. Timothy. S56s0c per cwt;
DOC; clover. 75s per cwt !;
lilo per sack.
& Fat. 4hc.
|s-11O0@1200 10 steers
Lee steers-S@shc.
ii hogs--4c.
n and heiters-sOO n 1000 n
|bs-4hc.
+ Dressed. sore.
Portland Market.
Club, S3c; valley s3c;
I'm. S5c.
S21.
Timothy, valley. SlS@ $40
X s13.
0h $3.50.
|tfiy-Hens, 1O61lc; sprinl
~. 1O@11c; ducks. young
pigeons. $1@$l.25.
Best, se@S6.35.
1907, ia @iOc; old. "a
ab, b,-sS.sO@S6.6O.
t<tn-s4.50@s5.OO.
ID 2OQ 22c; eastern orego1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-31

hers OF eastern Washington
hing unions to pool their
should resolve at the begin
Igalnst any such a manifesto
that of the might riders OF
Ky, a pool Of tobacco grow
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-31

more TO Salem iR Four Days
u. Wagner OF this city saturday
tng received a letter which hai
hailed in Baltimore. Nd, on the
1|ng of the 2Srd of December
errised In Salem on the evening
he eth, making the trip in four
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-31

'Aere can the sports" turn Tor
Hil The government will double
price OF water at Hot Springs
|already the "lid" Is on.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-31
South Division.
North DiVlsI"h'


The merits of the Te1s: @ wohnSit VA,
would never suHeF from o.a,,Is' s'~'
bladder SSsaS or rAounAtts :..u,%sns .,OuSas'
bottle two mOntS' >'''~'
by druggist ."
test ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-31

sscOd Advice
lver. one Of the best
hts Of ~ Raysulls.
81, you are ever TOu-
apply BuskiSos
- cured me Of them
"A 70 years age" Cares s'esy sf !.
Souna. burh or abrasion zSs
Perry's drug sssss.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-31

have been there fos - years. II
YOU want the very best AZ hY'ns
o ices call on orAsoiess
ass Nil 81. Phone 1884. Salem u
n. u. WAIT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-31
10Th Papers One Year For Price Of One
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Exclusive Great Cut Rate Offer for the Two Dailies
SAVE $l.5O ON THE FIRST COMBINATION
AND $3.50 ON THE SECOND

These prcd strictly net cash in advance mail order popo
sons and do apply city carrier or special de-
livery system.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-06

may need, as 80, - ~
i sr wt,,oT7 Ply the wall AAe bloom Of The
- ne, the SWEET strairs Of zGsic.
~.. ght else by which they may de-
p 70 figure to each other the last
Tess and beaut OF their, love.
sItem: To young men jointly, de-
Use and bequeath all boistrous, in
spring sports of rivalry, and give to
them the disdain Of weakness and un-
daunted confidence in their own
strength, though they are rude; /
give them power to make lasting
friendships, and Of possessing compan-
ions, to them exclusively / give all
merry songs and brave choruses, to
sing with lusty voices.
Item: And to those who are no
longer children or youths or lovers, l
leave memory, and bequeath to them
the volumes of the poems of Burns
and Shakespeare and of other poets,
If there be others, to the end that they
may live over the old days again, free
ly and fully, without 1.-THE or diminu-
ton
Item: To our loved ones with
crowns, | bequeath the happiness OF
old age, the love and gratitude Of their
children until they fall asleep."-Mer-
camille Adjuster.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-06
lkrIZIlNLEY HONORED
BY BUFFALO CITIZENS

to undertake such a study. Even the
newspaper men, tried veterans of
many tragedies, to whom life and
death were but story" were over
come by the universal panic and work
ed under stress of excitement and
indignation such as they had never be-
fore known.
Workmen, homeward bound from
the days labor, heard the news and
wept violently, their tears making fur
rows on their grimy cheeks. On the
street corners little knots of men
gathered, some stony-eyed and pale,
some weeping, some swearing aloud
for vengeance.
Let no man harm him." the words
of the stricken president, bespeaking
the supreme charity of the man great
enough to love his enemies, alone
served to quiet the outburst of the
mob spirit, which for time, threat
ened to transform Buffalo into pan
| demonium. On the sidewalks and in
the street cars strangers talked with
each other, men shook hands in sym
pathy, and women clasped each Other
and wept violently. Such scene o
universal sorrow was never before wit
messed.
On the days that followed, the cit
waiting with bated breath for new
from the room where the martyr pres
ident lay, breathing his last Fac
bulletin announcing that the presiden
still lived was greeted with heartfelt
prayers of thanksgiving, until on Sci
TENDER IA, there came the bulletil
that shook the city with a great thro
of grief:
"The president is dead"
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-06

Buffalo, Sept 5.--Siy years, lacking
one day, after William Mckinley was
shot by cowardly anarchistic assas-
in at the Pan-American exposition
grounds in this city, infiicting wounds
which caused the death of the presi-
dent on September IA, 1901, a great
monument typefying the love of the
people of Buffalo was dedicated in
Niagara Square today
The beautiful white marble shaft
was planned and executed under the
direction of a commission of promi-
nent men at cost of $4,000, fur
nished by this municipality and the
state of New York.
Impressive ceremonies marked the
dedication, the speakers including
Governor Hughes, ex-President Cleve-
land and others of national fame. The
exercises formed the central feature
of Buffalos Old Home Week and were
witnessed by thousands of people
from all over the country.
The obelisk is of pure white marble
eighty-six feet in height, with base
of six feet and tapering gradually to
the top. 1t rests upon a great pedes'
tai, on two sides of which are in
scribed the record of William McKir
ley as statesman and soldier. o
the north side is the following:
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-06
A BEAUTIFUL VII


Justice Walter Lloyd Smith, who
presides over the third department OF
the appellate division of the supreme
court, brought with him to the dinner
of the New York University School
alumni association, held in New York,
on the night of April 20, what he said
was the most remarkable document
that ever came into his possessjg'
Others who read the document ~
last will and testament Of barles
Lounsberry, who died insbe in the
Cook County Asylum at Junning m
were disposed to agree nth him. Here
1t is
Il, Charles Louaberrv being Of
sound mind and djIposing memory, do
merely nVake and publish this, my last
will and test INT, in order as Justly
as may be to distribute my interest
in the world among succeeding men.
THAT part of my interest which is
known in law and recognized in the
sheep-bound volumes as my property,
being inconsiderable and of no ac-
count, make no disposal of in this.
my will.
My right to live, being life estate,
is not at my disposal, but these things
excepted, all else in the world now
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-06
vARDAMAN AS AssEDIToR.

The New York Efening Post edit
orally welcomesf5ames X. vardaman
into the ranks of journalism, venturing
the prediction that, although the world
may not again hear his voice, it may
still read his chaste language in a
newspaper which will doubtless be
conducted in a dignified and temper
ate manner that will sort with the
character of the Mississippi statesman
in public life.
How brief is famel Mr.. Vardaman
is not beginner in journalism. 1t
was in his capacity of moulder of
public opinion and burler of jovian
thunderbolts that he focused attention
upon himself several years ago by in.
dulging in somewhat Incorporate
and indefensible attack upon President
Roosevelt in connection with the Indi
anola incident. The criticism proved
at once boomerang and a tremend
Gus advertisement.
Continuing its comment the Even
ing Post suggests with mild sarcasm
that an, 6d;ar ~s,sose activities -.
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~ Iofce u tne corruption fund In
l.s coners DC large enough to estab-
lish ~ upon 2 nrm financial footing
~ must pc conducteo by publisher
as impressive as poker player and as
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-06
FULL OF sourHERNERs.
New York City Visited by Nearly 100,
600 People Every Summer.

600 People Every Summer.
Few persons, even New Workers,
know that nearly 100000 Southerners
come to this city I'M the summer Their
vacation season begins about June l.,
and Is drawing to d close now. There
are still many of them in moo Yo'k,,
as they call it. They can be seen
seated beneath the palms of every
broadway restaurant
They Sit there Ing silent. When
the orchestra striker up Dixie they
are cheering before the end Of the
third bar, and likely enough they have
leaped to their feet and are waving
their napkins.
There are a certain few hotels up
around Fifth Avenue and Forty-second
street that have a big patronage from
the Southern states. Therein Dixie
is dished out to the districts from
tarly morning until late at night. Ev.
en- the hurdygurdy grinders know
what is liked and paid for in that vi.
cinity, and provide it.
But the big time comes after dark
when the rathskellers are filling up
and the midnight diners are making
merry Then Dixie is really played
and invariably the crowd throws dig
nifty to the winds and yells for more
BY the time he has quaffed any
number OF highballs over fifteen the
average southerner is ready to sit ali
night and listen to "Dixiey just Al
long as the ice tinkles in the glass
and the waiter brings around the
lemonade.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-06
Not Well Enouoh.

Speaker Cannon shays as to the
tariff: Let well enough alone" But
the tariff is not well enough. Louis
vile Courier-Journal.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-06
Time to Follow Georgia.

Texas reports greenish yellow
comet It's time that state was fol-
lowing Georgia's example Cleveland
Leader.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-06
Now Is the Ii inc.
SCI ] E Fl LEY


Ifyou want 3 home close in,
on Sept. LIST, 1907, have for sale
on Walnut street new seven
room house, lot 5Ox21O East
front. House supplied with
electric lights. city water and
bath. Price $2.75O. 90 one-third
cash, balance six and twelve
months.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-06

FOR SALE Lone lot Of old newspap-
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