davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-11
School Election.

The recent school election was
real exciting. there being four can
didates in the field for the position
of secretary, as follows: w. n. La
Shier, J. NJ. Powars, j. S. Westfall
and F. P. Morris. Twenty-eight
votes were cast. of which Mr.. La
Shier received eighteen. thereby
CARRYING off the prize. The rest Of
the candidates receiving the balance
of the votes, which, by the way, did
not put any of them close enough
to think of a contest.
During the afternoon the school
board met and re-etablished free
text books, and also tool steps
toward creating high school for
the next term. This is very i'm
portant feature for the school popu-
lation in this vicinity and something
that will fill long-felt want. The
board also decided to let one of the
rooms of the building for lodge pur-
poses, and hereafter the Odd Eel
lows. Royal Neighbors and Modern
Woodmen will meet at the school
house.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-11
os..h q nl.s m.,,.y.

The funeral services over the re-
mains Of Miss Brennie Harvey. only
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. 6. Harvey.
Of Sugar (ity. were held Sunday
afternoon at the residence Of her
grandmother. Mrs. Gettman, 1910
South Union avenue. Pueblo. Bren-
ME had been i'll but few days. and
her death was a great shock to her
parents and friends. She had suf-
fered from tonsilitis and Ia grippe.
and died suddenly Of heart failure.
Her parents are heart broken over
their great loss and a void exists
which never can be filled.
Miss Harvey was naturally of a
quiet, retiring disposition. and loved
by all who knew her. She was SIX
teen years and eight months Of age.
The floral tributes from both Sugar
City and Pueblo were many and
beautiful. The entire community
extend heartfelt sympathy to Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey in their great af-
Fiction.
A large number of friends and
school mates attended the funeral.
Among them being Miss Condor.
Jessie Gallagher, Lizzie Downey.
Melissa Brown and Nora Gallagher.
The pallbearers were chosen from
her high school associates. and were
Roy Waxham. Ray Laney. Orville
Brown. Tommy Downey. Pearly
Fluke and Albert Wormouth.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-11
NEWS OF OTERo' COUNTY
conpllO ~
cREay FAuIlY JouRnAL REPRESENTATIVES
COUNTY
IL REPRESENTATIVES

for by so many families leaving
town when the factory closed.
Mrs. Mike Keleher was La Junta
visitor Wednesday.
Marshal Jack Lee went to Ordway
Thursday on business.
j. NJ. Powars went to La Junta
Thursday morning on business.
Mrs. C. F. Rigdon left Thursday
morning for Denver on a brief visit.
DR.. Farthing returned from La
Junta on the morning train Thurs
day.
John Holly and Sam Grimsley are
in Nevada on a stock buying expe-
dition.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-11
SUGAR CRY.

And still it rains.
Rain, hail and snow storms still
continue.
Mr.. Beal is building in the west
part of town.
MIR. Sanders has begun building
on his new lots.
Mrs. John Ballou is still with Mrs.
Harvey in Pueblo.
Christ Mayer returned Wednesday
from a visit to Denver.
The Van Noy eating house is do
ing thriving business.
The contract has been let to re-
model the Desch house.
Relatives from Fowler visited Mr..
Diggory's family last week.
The city is building a residence
for the pumper on Ordway.
Harry Roerback is on the sick list.
Jimmy Lau is convalescing.
G. E. Melton has just finished a
new residence on Clark street.
Three runaways were seen on our
streets Thursday none serious.
Miss Dora Lyons has about re-
covered from her recent illness.
Sap heads and cranks were great
ly in evidence at the last election.
Mr.. Closes little boy. Teddy. cele-
brated his second birthday Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cutter leave Satur-
day for their old home 1T wichita.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-11
|. J.o.. Down. lana. >. s...s.''.

- luntS Downs lamar 81 oSSSOs'.
The La Junta High School baseball
team went to Lamar last Saturday
and engaged similar team of that
burg in a contest for supremacy on
the diamond. The IA Junta boys
won out by a score of l3 to Z, and
feel highly elated thereat. They
have reason to be as the Lamar team
has record for an unbroken series
of victories for the past four years.
The lineup of the La Junta team was
as follows: Catcher, Spicer; pitcher.
Crozier: first base, Wilson; second
base, Ross; third base. Thompson;
shortstop. Buckley; left field. Colt
man: center field. Draper; right
field, Winchell.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-11
sss., City sesee, Election.

The recent school election resulted
in the choice Of Mrs. Laura Harvey
for secretary Of the board, by a
majority of forty-seven. The elec-
ton was forcibie expression Of the
people for better schools and an
honest election. The disgraceful
distribution Of free beer which
characterized the last school elec-
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-11

ton was noticeably absent last Nor.
day. 1t is time that the people Of
Sugar City put the stamp Of disar-
proval upon the methods Of celebra-
ton which has distinguished both
city and school elections for the last
two years.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-11
Swlnk.


permanently.
erie Mccartney. of La Junta.
spent Wednesday in this city, the
guest Of friends.
Joe Powars recently disposed OF
his holdings in the Swink Townsite
Company to Dick Eddleman.
Miss Grace Davis. of La Junta.
was in town Thursday looking after
the welfare of her class in music.
Dick Eddleman and Major Dam
eron, of La Junta. were among the
out-of-town visitors in Swink this
week.
Miss Bessie Lee, who has been the
guest Of her brother, Johnnie Lee.
returned to her home in Rocky Ford
Tuesday.
James Lorenstein. of Ell Paso.
Texas, arrived in Swink Thursday
and expects to secure work with the
suga- company.
Mrs. A. Stoop was in Rocky Ford
this week on visit to her son. +. ID.
Stoop, who is confined to his home
with an attach of fever.
Mr.. Veries, of Rocky Ford. will
open meat market in Swink next
week in the building formerly oc-
cupied by Bergerman's clothing
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yeoman, of Nebraska,
father and mother of ]. V. Yeoman.
arrived in Swink Sunday morning to
remain until their son recovers from
an attack of the fever.
C. A. Reynolds returned to Swink
Thursday from Hutchinson. Kan.
where he went to look after the
shipping Of several hundred head Of
cattle which he has had on pasture
in that vicinity.
Walter Hansbrough is once more
a resident of Swink. Walter has
been working with the Santa Fe
electrical gang at La Junta. and
was laid off owing to scarcity of
work in that line.
c. b. Brown, who was principal
of the Swink schools for the term
lust ended. was in town Thursday.
taking the school census. Mr.. Brown
is now officiating as day clerk at
the Harvey House in La Junta.
J.V. Yeoman is seriously i'll with
an attack of typhoid fever and was
taken to the city hospital in La
Junta Monday. A report from the
bedside of MIR. Yeoman Friday even
ing was to the effect that he was
getting along nicely.
f. w. Bailey, Jack Dunlap and
George Lange were in Rocky Ford
Wednesday attending the 18th Dis
trict Convention of the Woodmen OF
the World. Twenty-six candidates
were initiated and general good
time was had by the" "woodchoppers.
Quite bunch of the subjects OF
the Mikado arrived in Swink last
week and are located in the tent
formerly occupied by Dyes grocery
1t is said that couple of the Japs
are going to conduct restaurant in
the tent during the beet thinning
season.
There was a social dance in the
hall Wednesday. quite number of
couples being in attendance. Tom
my" Tubbs engineered the affair.
all same Daddy" Henkel. the So
cial, but somewhat grizzled lion OF
La Junta "sassiety." Go it.Tubbs
you're the sofa pillow kid"
About $50 Mexicans arrived in
Swink Wednesday morning to thin
beets. They were evidently hungry
from the way they crowded into the
Saddle Rock restaurant for dinner.
The crowd somewhat taxed the ca
pacity of the house. so were fed in
sections, and in this manner all were
accommodated.
]. w. Ecton. last week purchased
the Swink Livery Barn from his
brother, G. w. Ecton, also all other
property located here that belonged
to Gay" The new proprietor is as
genial a gentleman as the ex-propri-
etor and when in need of anything
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-11

ness Of Mr.. Cutters brother.
Peter Marcus has just added two
new porches to his building on Clark
street.
Mr.. Howard has purchased lots
on Ordway avenue which he is i'm
proving.
The work on Horse Creek bridge
is being pushed in spite of the bad
weather.
A. Hammerlee and Charles Rogers
are about to put up dwellings on
Clark avenue.
The company is putting in q thir-
ty-inch pipe line in the ditch on
Olney avenue.
B. B. Sharp. sheep man OF Ar
ling,on. visited Sugar City last Fri
day and Saturday.
Al Schluneneger has the founda-
ton laid for his new residence on
Ordway avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saylor moved to
their new home on Ordway avenue
Monday. May 9th.
Elsie and Anna Chisdes, who have
been quite sick the past week. are
very much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Morrison and
Mrs. Beers leave today for their
claims north of Arlington.
Rev. J. J. Ramsey. of Las Animas.
preached at the NJ. +. church Mon
day and Tuesday evenings.
II. Wickstrom and daughter.
Gerda, of La Junta. spent Monday
and Tuesday, visiting friends.
DR.. NJ. L. Sanger has purchased
the old photograph gallery and will
fit it up for rental purposes.
1t is reported that the Missouri
Pacific will build a round house. coal
chutes and a water tank at Sugar
City.
Mrs. George Ingalls, will leave the
last of the week for a visit with
friends and relatives in Iowa and
Chicago.
George Ingalls, spent most Of the
past week at La Junta attending the
meeting of the county commits
sioners.
A lecture course will be given
here next winter under the auspices
of the Midland Lecture Bureau, of
Des Moines, Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. Compton have NOV
ed into rooms over the bank build
ing. They will continue the res
taurant at the old stand.
Two cement block plants began
operations this week. Mr.. Parson
and Mr.. Williams have charge Of
one, and Jack Appel the other.
H. T. Mitchell left on the $50
train Wednesday night for Indiana.
His father is very i'll. His neice,
Miss Snodgrass. will take his place
at school.
Mrs. L. S. Cutter and little daugh-
ter Evelyn, have been visiting her
parents who were on their way TO
their new home at Los Angeles,
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rearick have
moved to one of the company houses.
about mile south of Lake Henry
and one and half miles north Of
the railroad.
The school attendance has been
very small the last week or two.
partly due to the weather, and
partly to the report of so many
contagious diseases.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Berger. Jack
Appel, Mrs Waxham. Mrs. Tarbox
and Mr.. Ballou. attended the funer-
al of Miss Brennie Harvey at Pu-
ebio, Sunday. May 9Th.
Wilhelm Jessurun will make his
home with DIR. and Mrs. Waxham
during his parents absence. The
girls, Meta and Yojama. will remain
with their sister, Elizabeth, at Lo-
retto Academy, Pueblo.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Conder will be sorry to learn
that they will soon leave Sugar City
to reside in La Junta. Mr.. Condor
will continue in the employ Of the
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-23

uroczyScie ma koran, IL uznaje va
dania zwolennikow konstytucyi i
to oswiadczenfe przeslal parla-
mentowi.
= Szach Przyjmowa} u siebie
ma audyencyi poslow brytyjskiego
i rosyjskiego, kt6rym dal przyrze-
czenie, IL ME zniesie konstytucyi;
bedzie sic nawet stara} iS6 zawsze
parlamentem reka W reie.
Berlin, % grudnia. = Jak do
nosza, berlihski zarzad miejski
stoi obecnie wobec smutnego ia
ktu ogolnej nedzy dzieci szkol-
nych, ktory'ch rodzice ME So w
stanie zaspokoic najniezbedniej-
szych ich potrzeb a zwlaszcza ME
moga dac i'm codziennie odpowie-
dnie pozywienie. Oto wedlug wy
kazu statystycznego ME mniej jak
I'LL? dzieci szk6l ludowych W
Berlinie przychodzi do szko}y bez
Sniadania, a bardzo wiele Mich
ME ma czesto nadziei jedzenia
obiadu. Albowien 4,498 dzieci u
bogich otrzymuje bezpiatne obia-
dy tylko dzieki towarzystwu do
broczynnemu, ktore sic zawiazalo
specyalnie celem zaopatrywania
ubogiej mlodziezy szkolnej W zy-
wnoSt, podczas gdy 7,449 dzieci
jest tego dobrodziejstwa pozba-
wionych.
Wobec tych nader przykrych
stosunkow niektorzy czionkowie
rady miasta wystapili who's
klein, ktory wsk&zuje miastu obo-
wiazek zywienia tych dzieci ko-
sztem gminy.
Sydney, B. c., % grudnia. =
Wskutek eksplozyi kotla w koPal-
nj dominion Coal Co." zgine}o
pieciu mezczyzn a czterech costa
10 niebezpiecznie ranionych.
Lima, Peru, % grudnia. = Wy
buchi tutaj wczoraj straszny po
Ear przy Divorciadas str. Szkod
dotychczas ME MONA byio obli-
-czyc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-23

ciszek Ballmer Franciszek Felix. o.
baj byli ma }yzwach.
Pani Mckee W Pittsburgh sado.
wnie zada $4,000 "a caiusa ktorego Or.
Winters skradl jej gdy byla jego pa
cyentka.
Do stan6w zjednoczonyeh przy'
jecha} gen. j. Pienar, slawny 2 boer-
skiej wojny, kt6ry zamierza tu kolle'
ktowat pieniadze ma wytepienie ME-
wolnictwa w Afryce.
- Wilkes Barre, Pa. przy gaszeniu
poaaru jaki wybuch} W skiadzie ,,The
Globe" dziewieciu strazakow zostalc
bolesnie skaleczonych.
- Panl Longworth, c6rka prezy-
denta Roosevelta, wstaia wczoraj
l6zka po raz pierwszy 20 operacyi ma
slepa kiszke.
- w ekspIozyi kopaInl schoenber.
berger blisko Pittsburgh srozy sic
wielki poaar.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-23
Telesramy krajowe.

New York, % grudnia. = Te-
legram nadeslany tu Cd pani Czaj-
kowskiej donosi, re Mikoiaj Czaj-
kowski, zwany ,,ojcem rosyjskiej
rewolucyi'', siedzi w fortecy SIS.
Piotra i Pawla w Petersburgu.
Przyjaciele jego ME wiedzieli, co
sic MIN stalo skoro dowiedzie-
Ii sic o iego uwiezieniu natych-
miast starali sic go wydostac. Kill
kunastu wybitnych Amerykanow
podpisalo juz Prosbe do cara, aby
go ulaskawil.
Philadelphia, Pa, % grudnia.-
Ma wczorajszem zebraniu unii
motorowych konduktorow tram
wajowych uchwalono oglosic bez-
robocie w przeciagu 40 godzin je-
sli pracodawcy ME podpisza "a
dan unii. Robotnicy zadaja pod
wyzszenia zarobku uregulowania
godzin piracy, Ze 5000 ludzi, kto-
rych kornpania tramwajowa "a
trudnia $500 nalezy do zwiazku
robotniczego. Policya przygoto-
wuje sic do strajku.
Carni, ILL.,, % grudnia. - Kasa
miejska cd paru tygodni ME po-
siada zadnych pieniedzy i urzed-
nicy ME otrzymali pensyi "a je-
den miesiac. Liga wstrzemiezliwo-
sci stara sic przekonac obywateli,
ze dop6ki istniee beda wyszynki
trunk6w dopoty kasa bedzie pro-
zna. Jest tu osm szynko Wi kaz-
dy z Mich placi $1,000 rocznie "a
licencye.
Pottville, Pa, % grudnia. -
Felix Radius, Litwin, Shenan-
doah, ktorego aresztowano pod
zarzutem zamordowania Stanisla-
wowej Czekowskiej i jej cztero-
letniego synka, przyznal sic do
zbrodni. Pred wiezieniem zebral
sic tsum Litwinow, Siowakow !
Polakow zazadali wydania i'm
wieznia. Tium chcial go powiesic.
Szef policyi zebral wszystkich po-
licyantow, ably do gwaltu niedo-
puscic. Przed sedzia Radius ME
przyznal sic do why, lecz pozniej
poznai go MAJ zamordowaneJ /
wtedy dopiero morderca przyznai
sic. Radius brzytwa poderznai
gardlo swej gospodyni j jej czte-
roletniego synka-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-23
R0lae nOtatki teIsgrafiCzne.

II RozpraWa procesowa przeciW
Maksymilianowi Hardenowi redakto-
rowi pisma ,,Zukunft' trwa dalej
pred trybunaiem wyzszym W Berlinie.
Kiedy pani Elbe, rozyiedziona iona z
hr. Moltke, ktory wystepuje W roll
giownego oskarzyciela prywatnego,
zlozy3a jake swiadek swe zeznania
Harden okazal gotowosc cofniecia (?}
zarzut6w podniesionych W swych ar.
tykulach przeciw hr. Moltkemu.
Dramaturs francuski, Wktoren
LardoU teatr paryski wytoczyli dzien.
nikowi ,,Matin" process o odszkodowa.
ME W wysokosci 10000 wzglednie
$4,000 "a to, Il tenze dziennik oglo-
si3 = krytyke sztuki teatralnej pred
jej pierwszem wystawieniem ma see
ME.
- Zmaria kr6Iowa saska KaroIa "a.
pisala wieksza czesc swego, blisko
S5.0OO.000 wynoszacego, maiatku ma
cele dobroczynne.
- Rybackl parowlec uAustraP', kt6-
ry dawniej byl uzywany jako argen-
tynsh okret transportowy rozbi} sic
ma wybrzeau Uruguay. Wszystkie oso'
by znajdujace sic ma pok}adzie ocala-
{y.
- WsIutek zle nastawioneI zwro.
tniczy wykoleila sic dokomotywa W
Tallapoosa, Ga, irzynier poniosi
smierc ma miejscu q
- w Toledo w rzece utoneil Fran
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-23

parliament - wyWodA artyKui
- wszedi pod opieka swego pre-
zydenta ma niebezpieczna droge.
Po takich zajsciach niechaj W Au-
stryi ME olivia sic, jezeli kiedys
parliament niemiecki ujmie sic "a
uciskiem Niemcow.
= Znany pisarz poznahski, p
Fr. Morawski, ogiosiI zajmujace
opowiadanie o wielkim przemy-
siowcu genuenskim Amadeo T.,
kt6ry przybyi do Poznania o.
gromnym entuzyazmem dla kul-
tury polityki pruskiej, a po Kill
'5otygodniowym pobycie ma kre-
sach poznahskich opuszczai je z
pogarda dla Prusak6w i wiar2
w zwyciestwo pols8ie.
Szczegolniej interesujqce So u
stepy w dyskusyi kolonizacyi,
podniesieniu sic wartosci ziemi /
ewentualnych 5kutkach ustawy o
wvwlaszczeniu. Ma podstawie ze-
branych informacyi doSwiadczen
doszedi Wlcch do konkluzyi, re
bledna polityka Niemcow prowa-
die ich bedzie dalej ma pochyieJ
drodze. Wywlaszczenie szlachty
polskiej wytkopie miedzy rzqdem
a spoteczehstwem przepas6 ME do
zapelnienia Sprawa narodowa ma
bierze cechy socyalnej i stanie sic
podwojnie grozna.
LudnoSc polska ze wzgledow
politycznych poprze socyalistow,
wzmacniajac ich olbrzymio los
wyzszych warstw niemieckich
stanie sic nieznosnym. Zaczna
wywlaszczac chlopa, co sic ME u
da. Ten ow stanie pred pro-
giem domu Z siekierq W reku. Po
kilku takich pr6bach Rad ograni-
czy sic ma karach pienieznych
upoSledzeniu gmin opornych. Po-
wstana strajki szkolne rolnicze,
czyli znow kary, wiezienia i roz-
iatrzenie stosunkow. Prusy wy
tworza sobie w swojem Ionic dru-
ga Irlandye, ale wieksza groz-
niejsza cd tamtej. A tymczasem
Europa coraz pilniej przypatry-
wac sic bedzie siabej stronie pru-
skiej. Ta ostatnia zacznie odgry-
wac role w kombinacyach mic
dzynarodowych tenn wieksza. i'm
znaczniejszy bedzie jej wplyw ma
wewnetrzne stosunki W Mem
czech. Widzac kiopoty rzadu pru-
skiego na wschodniem skrzydle,
oSmiela sic wszystkie czynniki
niezadowolone W pahstwie. Roz-
ognia sic ma nawo inne, takze OBJ
ce kresy. w niezdobytej warow-
nj germanskiej powstana szczeli-
ny i wylomy. Separatyzm po}ud-
niowcow znow zacznie nurtowac
w sercach Bawarow i Wirtember-
czykow. Zmniejszy sic odpornosc
silly pruskiej, ia odpornosc VIA
Snie dla Prus jest najpotrzebniej-
sza, jako dla pahstwa, ktorego
znaczenie w swiecie polega glow
ME ma tenn, ze boja sic go. .,Zle
mu bedzie, gdy sic zmniejszy ia
obawa. =" A kiedy ow Wloch
odieldzai z Poznania, powolany
interesem do Rosyi, z wagonu
rzucil ma po3egnanie polskim zna-
iomym charakterystyczne slowa:
,,Ksenkses chiostal morze, mo-
re dalo sic chlostael DziS Kser-
ksesa niema = Hellespont jest
Hellespontemr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-23
= W roku ublea,ym doeh6d mIasta

II w roku ubIessym doch6d mIasta
odnajmowania miejsc pod chodntka'
mi, oplat "a szyny do ranzowania
innych podobnych zr6def wynosdl
s275,000 ktory to fundusz przezna-
czony jest ma naprawe bruku ulic.
w zesziym tygodnIu umario 69z o
sob, mniej, niz tygodniu po-
przedzaiacym. Ma dyfterye rmario II
osob. ma grype 4, ma zarnice 6. ma
szkariatyne 1S, ma tyfus 10, ma kokluss
/, samob6jstw byio 10, innych Swa3.
townych wypadk6v smierci -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-23
Kronika Chicagoska
Mleczarze zaskarzeni.

Sad wielkoprzysieg}ych posta-
viii W stan oskarzenia pietnastm
mleczarzy "a pnekroczenie ustaw
antitrustowych Stanu Illinois. Ma
zwiska oskarzonych So: William
j. Rogers, Clarence A. Knight,
John H. Marsh, Borden's Con-
densed Milk Co., Johnson r. Bow
man, G.. H. Peck, Bowman Dairy
Co., Geo. H Chapel, Kee and
Chapel Dairy Co., Ira J. Mix
Ira j. Mix Dairy Co., William
H. \Wanzer, Howard H. Wanzer,
Edward F. Newton i Thomas +.
Yore. Zdaie sic, re oskarzeni sami
dzisiaj sic stawia, by zfozyc zada-
na kaucye po $500. John Fl.
Marsh Jest nrezydentem Con
densed Milk Coz, kt6rei to kom-
panii kapitaf akcyjny wynosi
25,000,000.
Mleczarze sami sk}adali zezna-
MIA W obec grand jury. Wprawdzie
powoiywali sic na paragraf swo-.
ich statut6w, kt6rv opiewa, re ma
zgromadzeniach czfonk6w hub dv-
rektor6w ME wolno movie O cenach
mleka, ale swiadkowie r6zni zez-
mali, re d. 16 pazdziernika br. W
Masonic Temple, ma rogu 81 u
LEY i Marshfield ave., odbyfo sic
zgromadzenie dyrektor6w stowa-
rzyszenia, po kt6rem nazaiutrz te-
leeraficznie uwiadomiono wszvst-
kich mleczarzv w Chicago, ze Cd
dnia 18 listopada podniosa sic ce-
ny mleka. Farmerzy otrzymuja
jednakowe ceny cd wszystkich ham
dlarzy hurtownych, a W Chicapo
kaidy mleczarz musi handlarzom
hurtownym p}acic jednakowe ce-
ny, bo jesli tego ME czyni, to nile
ka otrzymac ME moze.
Bonaparte ks. Biskupa Null
doono.
Generalnv prokurator Charles
J. Bonaparte, kt6ry bawil W Chi
cago jake gosc athletic Club"
wczorai rano odwiedzi} ks. Bisku-
pa Muldoona W tegoz rezvdencyi
i dlugo MIN rozmawia}. Rano o
godz. 8 bvf ma Mszy sw. W koscie-
lie sw. Karola BoromeuSza ma ro-
gu II ul. Cvpress str, krotkie
kazanie tam wygfosif ks. Thomas
F. Quinn, a Ks. Biskup Muldoon
przem6wif do dzieci. Z kosciofa u
dal sic pan Bonaparte do rezvden-
cyl ks. Biskupa Muldoona bawii
niego przeszho godzine, Roma
wiai sprawach bieaacvch, o
kwestyi praw r6wnych dla ubo-
pich i bogatych, o immigracvi. o
tolerancyi religiinei W kraiu, doz-
walajacej sic rozwiiat swobodnie
takze Kosciolowi katolickiemu j o
r6znych innych sprawach. Zdaie
sic ,ze ME poruszono snraw seisle
politycznych. Co do sprawy immi-
gracyi, to p. Bonaparte nazwaf ja
"delikatna materya",, ale wyrazaf
sic optymistycznie goSdnnem
przyjmowaniu W Ameryce r6znych
narodowosci, kt6re swoboda tutei-
sza kszta}cenia sic podnoei umy-
siowo uczy stoeowac sic do po-
tweb i wynogow kraiu.
Jak wiadomo, p. Bonaparte jest
katolikiem. Do kosciola do bisku-
piej rezydencyi towarzyszyli mu
by}y sedzia Elbridge Hanecy j p.
Antoni Czarnecki. CT tez odprowa-
dill go W automobilu ma dworzec,
z Lt6rego D. Bouaparte wviechal