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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-05-29
Citation Notice.
The State Of South Carolina

The State Of South Carolina
County of OrangeDurg.
BY Robt. E. Copes, Esquire, Pro-
bate Judge.
Whereas L., Bellinger Boltin has
made suit to me, to grant him Letters
of Administration of the Estate OF
and effects of Thomas j. Bolln, de-
ceased.
These are therefore to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred
and Creditors of the said deceased
that they be and appear before me,
in the Court of Probate, to be held
at Orangeburg c. H., on June 9th,
1908, next publication thereof, at
II o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the
said administration should not be
granted. 49,, a-n
Given under my hand, this 18th
day of May, Anno Domini, 1908.
RI. ST. Robt. E. Copes,
Judge of Probate.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-05-29

In speaking of the coming presi-
dental campaign the Sprinfeld Re
publican says there is going to be a
fight, with Mr.. Bryan nominated,
which will make the Parker cam
paign seem like the dead march from
Saul" This is the opinion Of an in
dependent Republican paperlpublish-
ed up in Massachusetts, and indicates
pretty we'll what the non partisan
press of the North thinks of Mr..
Bryan as candidate.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-05-29

WAR is being made on stray dogs
all over the country in an effort to
stamp out hydrophobia. The time has
come when all dogs must be muzzled
or killed if found at large. This is
right. It is better that a thousand
worthless ours should be killed than
that one human being should die
from rabies. Orangeburg should
: Join the procession.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-05-29

The News and CourierHis is politi
cal dreamer. It still contends that
q majority of the people Of South
Carolina are opposed to Bryan's
nomination and that johnson will
be nominated by the Denver conven--
ton. Dreaming is harmless
amusement, and we hope The News
and Courier will enjoy it.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-05-29
Was Not Sure.

The opposition to Bryan in the
Democratic Party has now become
HELPLESS. Governor Johnson HIM
self, addressing thelAmerican Cotton
Manufacturers in Richmond, Va,
Thursday humorously remarked that
he came South partly to crafty
what he supposed to be cerain cur
iosity on the part of this section to
see and hear him, but since getting
the returns from Alabama and South
Carolina, he was not sure that any
such curiosity had ever existed?
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Plantation For Sale.

Plantation For sale.
I offer for sale my plantation In
Lyons Township, containing LOB
acres, Of land, with dwelling, good
harms and stables and tenant houses.
A portion of this plantation Is In
good cultivation and the balance is
very well timbered. For information
apply to the undersigned or to Glaze
& Herbert, attorneys, Orangeburg,
South Carolina.
Isham 8. Shumaker,
11-7-tf. Elloree. S. G..
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-05-29

The campaign over in Georgia is
red hot. AS a sample Of some of
the elegant language indulged in by
some Of the politicians just now take
this from Judge Twiggs, who is pay
ing his respects to the Rev. Len
Broughton, of Atlanta: ''He is
nothing but a foul-mouthed scaven-
ger Of the flthiest falsehood, a Ian
tern-jawed political polecat. +" Please
pass the smelling salts.
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Land for Sale.

We Offer for sale the land Of the
estate OF the late Miss Sarah Kate
Rives, in and near The town Of Row.
esville They consist of two tracts,
to wit, the home tract containing
81 IL acres and the Swamp tract
containing 1913 acres. Apply to Bow
man & Bowman, Attys for Owners,
OrangeDurg, S. G. 3-3.
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FROM now on, according to tho
anti-Bryan leaders," says The Wash
ington Herald "the struggle to de-
termine who shall control at Denver
will be confined to the South. Mary
land, Virginia, the Carolinas, Geor-
gia, Louisiana and Arkansas, will be
battle grounds" The Charleston
Post thinks the fight in South Caro-
lima should be particularly interest
ing after the decree of the State
convention week ago.
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THE TINES AND DEMOCRAT,
Orangeburg, S. G..
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Negro Republics Failures.

The appeal of Liberia for aid to
the United States confirms the edi-
torial that appeared in The State a
few days ago on the decay of the
Black Republics. The State says
the "eyes of the thinking men of
the world have been on Liberia for
a long time as the most perfect ex-
pertinent Of a negro republic and as
a test of the negro to rule himself
under the most favorable conditions,
and the result is proof that the
race is and will always.be, the infant
in the races Of men on earth" The
views expressed by The State in the
article we copy below is, held by
many of the best friends the negroes
had at the North. Take Charles Fran
els Adams as an example. He has
become convinced that the negro is
incapable of self-government and
that separated from the white man
ne has no future, He has reached
this conclusion after studying the
negro for nearly fifty years. Here
is what The State says:
"The fate of the black republics
is one of the most striking. and at
the same time one Of the most de-
facts in modern history.
There were no negro nations in
ancient times, at least none that
could properly be so called; and it
is only in very recent times that the
of 9 genuinely black na-
ton has been assayed. There are
now but three of these independent
black republics.--Liberia, Haiti, and
San Domingo. The causual classlh-
cation of Abyssinia among negro
nationalities is, of course, due to
carelessness or ignorance. The true
are of the Hamitic
type, a people very much more ad-
vanced and very much more richly
endowed than the negro. Leaving
out of consideration the petty and
mongrel principalities and so called
States of Darkest Africa, the only
real negro governments of the world
are the three we have mentioned
Liberia, which we founded; Santo
Domingo, which we control; and
Haiti, which we govern. All are
manifestly doomed to early extinc-
ton.
Liberia seems confronted by at
least two dangers, either of which
NAV soon erase her from the map.
One peril is the imperialistic ambi-
tions of France, which may deem it
expedient or desirable some day to
throw round the turbid black do
minion the widening boundaries of
the imperial republic. The other is,
of course, the inherent decay of all
black governments. The race in its
unmixed strains, has yet shown no
trace of political ability. Whatever
capacity it has had here and there
in political affairs has come through
an infusion of Caucasion blood. Ii
IBERIA, therefore, is about as good as
done for. 1t has utterly failed to
provide a rallying point for negro
progress and civilization. a nucleus
of the future negro power. Even
now it's submergencies into Darkest
Africa---commingling its own blood
with that of the parent stock
would, if anything, add a little
3arl,er nipmentatiOn to the darkest !
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For Sale.
Lands for Sale Near Bowman.

The Richardson lands, (566
acres) have been divided into ten
tracts, varying in size from Al acres
to e5 acres, and are offered for sale
desirable actual settlers, on reason
ab..2 terms of cash and credit.
For particulars apply to
I. W. Bowman, Orangeburg, S. G.
or to Samuel Dibble, Bowman, S. G.
Agents for Owners.
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SOUTH Carolina will give Bryan
big majority in November despite
the efforts of The News and Courier
to poison the peoples minds against
him. Happily the people know Bry-
an and they know The News and
Courier
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Notice..

All persons having claims against
the estate of R. A. Jeffcoat, deceas-
ed, will prsenC the same, duly item1z-
ed and attested; and all persons in
debted to the said Estate will make
payment as required by law; claims
may be filed with or payments made
to either William D. Jeffcoat, Julius
A. Jeffcoat, Qualified Executors,
North, S. c., or Wolfe and Berry,
Orangeburg, S. G.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-05-29

The lie started by the New York
American that Bryan entreated SEN
ator Tillman to change his views in
regard to instructing delegates from
this State is still made to do duty. :
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Land for Sale.

We offer for sale the land of the
estate of the late Miss Sarah Kate
Rives, in and near tn town Of Rowes-
Vile. They consist Of two tracts,
with the home trac containing IL II
acres and the swamp tract containing
1913 acres. Apply to
Bowman and Bowman.
Attys., for owners,
Orangeburg, S. C.
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Eggs for Hatching.
Land for Sale,
Land For Sale.

1853 acres of L2nd North OK Or
angeburg and within, thirty minutes
drive nf the Court House, 100 acres
upon clay sub-soil, remainder wood
land. VIII sell as a whole or in
tracts. Apply to Robt. E. Copes.
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W';lIltCll.

A good hustler to canvass this
county and take orders for the Hyde
Diverse Cu.tivator. Apply w. S. Bar
ton, Jr., Nrangeburg, S. G. 51-5.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-05-29

40 inch Sea Island Soft and fine,
worth fully &c. We offer at sc.
One Case Apron Ginghams, wide
and perfect goods. &C quality
80 in Bleachings, soft finished. A
ggood 1Oc value at. ;. :. &c.
80 in Pajama Cloth for Underwear.
Extra quality, June Price. .1Oc.
36 in Madras for Shirt waist Suits,
white ground with small figures
and stripes. Extra values at 1Oc
and 12 1-2c.
27in Solid Color Chambrays, goods
formerly sold at f5c. We offer
ALI the best quality of Chambrays
and Ginghams sold at 12 1-2
and 15c. Now. :. :. :. ..1Oc-
Extra low prices on all Embroid-
cries. We can suit you. Drop in
and see.
We have q few coIored and white
ParaSolS left. We intend to
close out at cost during June.
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A millincr feathers her nest by
putting feathers on other women S
hats.
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Education Orbg. &

1785. 1908.
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
Charleston, S. G.
124th Year begins September 20
Entrance examination will be
held at the county Court House on
Friday, July 8, at a. m. All candl-
dates for admission can compete IN
September for vacant Boyce Scholar
ships which pay 500 a year. One
free tuition scholarship to each coun-
ty of South Carolina Board and fur
nished room in dormirory Sill.
Tuition $40. For catalogue, address
Harrison Randolph,
President.
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Don't Get Excited, but just Come.
We are prepared to do You good.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-05-29

We have values for You every day.
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5LUMBERTOWN'S AWAKENING.

such curiosity had ever existed?
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-22
zE STOLICY KRAJU.
A. CARNEGIE zEzNAJE.
Rad ME lubi p4acic. = Co raz
mniei ryb. - Wanna kwestya.
- Nag4y zgon.
Washington, D. c., ~ 'grudnis

Washington, D. c., 22 'grudnia.
- Wczoraj pred komisya ham
dlowq taryfowq zeznawa1 W roll
Swiadka, "stalowy kr6l' Andrew
Carnegie.
Zeznania swe rozpocza1 wczeS-
ME przed po}udniem trwa1y one
do p6znego wieczora prawie.
Gale swe epcwiadanie prowa-
dzi1 w tonic humorystycznym /
ki1kakrotnie wzbudza1 swytni do
wcipami Smiech W calej komisyi.
ZapoWiedziaI on Z CORY, re w
zadne cyfrowe dane ME bedzie
sic bawil, gdyz jeszcze bardziej
zamgliEy by one j tax niejasne ze-
znania.
w kaadym razie kilkakrotnie
powt6rzy1, ze przemys1 stalowy
ME potrzebuje zadnego poparcia.
MowiQc o swych poprzedni-
kach - Swiadkach Ch. Schwab'ie
i Gary'm ironicznie powiedzial,
ze obydwaj sq geniuszami, a
kongres powinien wyrazic Schwa
bowl uznania "a rome ulepsze-
MIA w przemySle stalowyrn.
Doda} jednak, re ME warto
przykladac zbytniej wagi zezna-
niom stron interesowanych. "Se-
dzia Gary powiedziaf re trust sta
lowy jest W stanie wytrzymac
znizke w taryfach ma Stal, lecz
mniejsi fabrykanci ME przezyli
by tego. Podcbne to jest do pc
wnej bajli Aezopa. Sedzia Gary
w tym wypadku przypomina mai
pc Z bajki, kt6ra rhcialaby skosz-
towat pieczonych kasztan6w, a
le kt6ra zqda, by kot jc dla niej
ognia wyciagnqP.
,Zapytapy, sczy ,popiera proiekt
podatku dochodowego, Carnegie
odpOwiedzia1: "Razem Z Glad
stoncm wierze W to, re podatek
dochodowy robi wszystkich oby-
watcli klamcami. Ze wszystkich
acknowledgement nar6d pOdat-
k6w, ten jest najgorszy".
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-22
DALAJ-LAMA WRACA DO
TYBETU.

Pekin 22 grudnia. - Dalai-La-
ma Z Tybetu, kt6ry cd czasu
sprofanowania Swietego miasta
buddyjskiego, Lhassa, przez ODE
cnoSc Anglik6w, objezdza} Chi
ny, ku Wielkiemu niezadowoleniu
zmuszonych go wszedzie przyj-
mowac rzqdzc6w prowincyj, ma
reszcie opuscil Pekin i udaf sic
Z powrotem do Tybetu.
Pobyt w Pekinie ME tylko mu
ME pom6g1 W odzyskaniu VIA
dzy Swieckiej, ale mu W og6le "a
szkodzif. Papiez buddyjski jest
przez Rad tylko tolerowany
Przed wyjazdem musial przyobie-
caG, re bedzie popierai wszystkie
reformy, kt6re obecny Rad chin
ski zamierza wprowadzic.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-22
WOLNA MIkOSC POD SLE-
DZTWEM.

Filadelfia, Pa, 2 grudnia. -
Wice-rektor tutejszego uniwersy-
tetu DR.. E. Smith rozpoczqf do
.dzenie w sprawie "Zakonu piet-
nastuS, ma czele ktorego stoi Sc
nior fakultetu medycznego +.
Homer Curtris.
Obja5nieh mu udzieli..a byla
czfonkini "zakonu" panna DR.. &.
Abbey, ot6z rel1tor twierdzi, re,
gdy mu przedstawiono rodzaj le-
ktury / roma korespondencye,
by1 poprostu zawstydzony.
Gl6wny kaplan "zakonu", F.
Homer Curtis, liczy lat 81. Do
zakonu nalezq panny mezczyzni.
Kilka broszur wydanych przez
niego nosi tytul: Celibat, Czy
stosc, i t. p, wszystkie sic kre-
ca kolo tematu wolnej mi}o5ci.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-22
PETYCYA o OSUNIECIE
LOESCHA.

Niejaki Caesar Dal Pine, oby-
watel oplacajqcy podatki, wnlosi
petycye do wyzszego sqdu, W
kt6rej domaga sic usuniecia mad
zwyczajnego, rzecznika Loescha,
podajQc "a pow6d, re wymaga-
MIA jego So "a wysokie,
powiat napr6Gno swyrznca pie
niQdze publiczne.
Dal Pine w petycyi dalej po-
dale, ze Wayman jest jedynym
rzecznikicm stanowym / ma do
syt pomocnik6w, azeby m6g} bez
mianowania specyalnych rzeczni-
k6w sprawe poprowadzic.
Podczas gdy' Wayman zazQdaf
w budzccie ma caiy rok $I75.ooo
ma prowadzenie wszystk1ch
spraw. tax znowu Locsch domaga
sic trzeciej czeSci tego ma pre-
prowadzenie Sledztwa tylko w Je-
dnej sprawie. SprawQ tq, 50 RE
kome naduzycia prawybOrcze.
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KOMPROMITUJACE LISTY.

Nauczycielka Margaret Haley,
nalezqca do stowarzyszenia Chi
cagoskich nauczycielek, oswald
czyla, re jest W posiadaniu dru-
giej paczki listdw, kt6re udowad-
niajq, re prezydent rady szkolneJ
Schneider wraz superintendent
szk61 Cooley, usilowali przez "a
prowadzenie tajnego systemu
markowania pozbawic nauczy-
cielki podwyzszenia pensyi.
Jeden list6w konstatuje, &c
wskutek takiego systemu, rada
szkolna moze oszczedzic W prze-
ciqgu czterech lat $33o.ooo.
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PRZEWR0T w VENEZUELA.

Port-of-Spain, ~ grudnia. -
Wice-prezydent Gomez, kt6remn
Castro przed wyjazdem do Euro
py powierzyi W swojem zastep-
stwie, rzqdy Venezuela, zorganl-
zowaf ministeryum / wprowadzlt
zupeInie nowych ludzi - pred
stawicieli r0znych stronnictW -
do gabinetu. w ten spOsob ukro-
Gil samowole Ora Jose de Jesus
Paul, ministra spraw zewnetrz-
nych, ma kt6rym ciezy ponlekQd
odpowiedzialno$G "a ostatnie zaj-
Scia Z HOlandyQ.
Minister oSwiecenia DR.. BaIdo,
kt6ry obecnie znajduje sic Z pre-
zydentem Castro "a granlcq, ro-
wniez zostal usuniety re stanowl-
ska.
Teneraf Regulo Oliwarez, kt6ry
w 1906 roku odznaczyf sic stlu-
mieniem rewolucyi, otrzymal teke
ministra wojny.
w skiad nowego ministeryum
wchodzq:
Linares Alcantara - minister
wyznah.
Gonzales Guinaud - minister
spraw zewnetrznychr.
Munoy Tebar - minister finan
sow.
Jeneral Regulo Oliwarez - mi
mister wojny.
Rafael Cavalcano Obraz - mi
mister rolnictwa.
Robert Vergas - minister ro-
bot publicznych.
DR.. Maldonado - minister o.
Swiecenia.
Cd czasu wyjazdu prezydenta
Castro, zywioiy nieprzyjazne je-
go zaczepnej polityce dqzyfy do
przeWrotu.
Prezydent tymczasowy Gomez
Z rzadkim taktemu chwycif odpo-
wiedniq chwile usuwajac zwo-
1ennik6w Castra, sam utrzymal
sic przy w1adzy. :
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KLOPOTY PORTUGALII.

Lizbona, 22 grudnia. - Kro!
Manuel polecif utworzenie nowe-
go gabinetu DR.. Pereira de
Lima, kt6ry sprawowa} poprzed-
Mo urzqd ministra spraw ze-
wnetrznych. Czy jednak mu sic
uda w tych warunkach, wywiq-
zaS Z zadania, jest wqtpliwe.
Zwolennicy prezydenta Franco
pod przewonictwem sonora POr
to, bylego ministra wojny, orga-
nizujq partye opozycyjna, kto-
ra ma zamiar zwalczac chwiej-
ne stronnictwo regenerador6w.
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warrant Ma
DUCHOWNECO.
PETYCYA o USUNIECIE
LOESCHA.
Kompromitujace listy.- $I52.82o
opiaty celnej. - Wypadek czy
zbrodnia?

Stanowy rzecznik, John E. w.
Wayman, zazQdal Cd sedziego
Newcomera warantu na areszto-
wanie ksiedza MOrrisa Kempa,
proboszcza koSciola sw. Chryzo-
stoma. -.
Ksiqdz niedawno zostal uznany
"a niewinnego przez komitet pa
rafialny, kt6ry badaf oskarzenie,
jakoby proboszcz miai dopuscit
sig ciezkiej zbrodni przeciwko
chlopcom, nalezQcym do chorow
koScielnych.
KS. Kemp obecnie znajdujc SIG
poza miastem, ale spodzicwac sic
nalezy jego powrotu W srode lub
w czwartek. Natychmiast po
przybyciu zostanic aresztowany.
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UCHWALA DUMY.

Petersburg, .22 grudnia. = Du-
ma przyjeIa wczoraj wielka vie
kszo5ciQ gfos6w wniosek o pod
wyzszeniu pensyi oficer6w.
Uchwala ia ma wielkie znacze-
ME moralne gdyz moze, majac
zapewniona egzystencye oficero-
vie rosyjscy ME beda W dalszym
ciqgu zmuszeni uciekac sic do
lapownictwa do powiekszania
swych dochodow z oszczednosci,
robionych kosztem zoladkow zo}.
merry.
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$152.82o OPLATY CELNEJ.

Zakonczylo sic dochodzenie sq-
dove W sprawie pani E. c. Chad
bourne, kt6ra usilowa}a przemy-
cic "a mala tylko oplatq mnostwo
rzeczy artystycznej wartosci, spro
wadzonych przed rokiem Lon
dynu. PAM Chadbourne zaplacila
wreszcie $I52.82o, poczem spra-
wa zosta1a umorzona. Sprowadzo-
ne dzie1a sztuki wlasciwie naleza
do pani Gardner L Bostonu, PAM
zaS Chadbourne byia jedynie pod
stawiOna.
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SYN OsKARzA OLGA.

c. z. Holmes, urzednik kolei
"Panhandle", oskarzOny przez
swoiego dwunastoletniego syna
o zabicic zony, znajdujc sic we
wlasnem mieszkaniu, 1913 India
ma ave, pod dozorcm policyl.
Ojciec bill matke.
Wedlug opowiadania dziecka,
matka rozmawiaIa rano przez te-
1cfon do brata meza. Ch}opiec
przcbudzi} sic w chwili, gdy ojcicc
kaza} matcc odej$t Cd telefonu.
Wnet potem posiyszaf jakis halas
! krzyk matki. Pobicgl do drugic-
go pokoju i zobaczy1, jak ojclec
rzuca1 matkq ma wszystkie stro-
ny tax, az ia padla bez przytom-
nosci ma ziemie. Chlopczyna po-
bieg1 matce ma pomOc, lecz pre-
straszony grozbami OLGA, zem-
knq} czempredzej. w tel chwill
weszfa do nieszkania sasiadka,
pani Johnson, kt6ra przybiegla
do boku lezqcej.
Holmes tymczasem poszed} do
kuchni gdzie wla} w6dki zmie-
szanei Z jakim5 p}ynem do
szklanki podaf to przyby1ej, a
zeby ta da1a sic maple pobitej.
Ch}opiec wtedy p1aczem zaczq}
prosic kobiete, azeby matce ME
dawa1a tego pic, DO to ia zabije.
PAM Johnson jednak spr6bowaw-
sly pIynu, i czujqc W MIN wod-
ke, my5lqc, ze chlopiec re strachu
ME vie co m6wi, wla}a go do ust
lezQcej ma zlemi.
w trzy godzlny PoznleJ, po-
mimo wszelkiej Pomocy lekar-
skiei, chora zmar1a.
Holmes zaraz zrana po aWan-
turze wyszedf domu, ME po-
wr6ci1, az do chwili, kiedy iona
lego kona1a. Zachowywat sic
drwiqco i bez zadnego zalu.
Syn oskarza ojca.
Zawiadomiona policya przyby-
Ia ma miejsce wypadku i wziela
sic zaraz do badania Holmesa.
Me chcia1 sic przyznac do zadnej
why, jedynie m6wiac, re zona IL
padajqc uderzy}a SLIME glowq o
drzwi. w obecnosci ojca zapyta-
ny syn odpowiedzial ze 1zami W
oczach nastepujqce s}owa
"Wiesz ojcze, re mamusie zabi-
leS".
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-22
Rad ME LUBI PLACIC
Washington, D. c., 22 grudnia

w aSHlIlSlCll, u. u, ~ SIuullld.
- Do ministerytm skarbu Wnie.
sionO zazalenie, re rad jest zbyt
powclnym W wypfacaniu zarob-
XII robotnikom pracujqcym przy
pahstwowych przedsiebiorstwach.
Kongresman F. c. Stevens Z
Minnesotty uzalaf sic w sobote,
re robotnicy pracujqcy przy mel
joracyach rick, przystani i innych
publicznych robotach ma p6fnoc-
nym zachOdzic ME odbieraja re-
gularnic swej p1acy. TAX n. p.
"a miesiQc listopad rad byf wi
nien robotnikom w wspomnia-
nym okregu $42.5oo, kt6re
zosta1y wyp}acone w try tygo-
dnie po tcrminie. O lie i W in
nych czeSciach Stan6w Zjednoczo
nych zalegajq w podobny spos6b,
to zawsze robotnikom nalezy sic
cd rzqdu Cd $6.ooo.ooo do S.
100000.
F. C. Stevens zqda wprowadze-
mia poprawki, zmuszajacej Rad
do wyp}at w terninie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-22
WANNA KWESTYA.
Washington, D. c., "a grudnia.

- Towarzystwo tutejsze zajmu-
je sic goraco nadzwyczaj wed}ug
ich mniemania, waznq kwestya, a
mianowicie tenn, gdzie sic odbe-
die inauguracyjny bal. Przed
laty bal ten odbywal sic W sa-
ZACH blur nowego prezydenta, Kill
ka zas lat temu kongres zezwoli},
by bal ten sic odbywal W budyn-
XII kas emeryturalnych. Czy w
rol<u biezacym kongres ma to sic
zgodzi, jest to pytanie, ktorem
bardzo powaznie sic zajmuja.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-22
co RAJ MNIEJ RYB.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Q 2grudnia

Washington, D. c., 2 2grudnia.
- Komisyoner rybo}6wstwa Sta
now Zjednoczonych G. NJ. Bow
ers w swym dorocznym raporcie
ogIoszonym dzisia wskazuje ma
wielllie niebezpieczehstwo w ia
klein sic przemysi rybny znajdu-
je i zqda jaknajpredszego wpro-
wadzenia W zycie praw, majqcych
ma celu ochrone ryb.
Praktykowana dotqd eksploa-
tacya rabunkowa doprowadzi}a Ia
do zupelnego prawie zaniku je-
siotr6w w stanach wschodnich.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-22
UWOLNIONY.

MARGIN Jurow, lotyski rewolu-
cyonista, kt6ry zeznajqc w roll
swiadka podczas prOcesu Rudo-
WiCza, ME chcia} wyjawiG naz-
wisk wsp6}towarzysz6w Rudowi-
cza, stawa} wczoraj ponownie
pred sQdem.
Uwolniono go Cd zupe1nej
why, poniewaz adwokat rz2du
rosyjskiego zgodzi} sic, azeby
Jurow wymienif tylko nazwiska
zmarlych rewolucyonist6w.