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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-11-20
THE INDEPENDENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
LOCAL NEWS.
From al Around tire Town and
County.

Mrs. w. E. Pratt was quite i'll
the first of the week.
Attorney Chas. p. Warren went
to Sioux City Thursday to take depo,
sitions.
Frank Webster was out in Faux
county last week looking at the lands
offered for sale.
Frank Gillispie returned Tues
day morning from a ten days visit in
the Twin Cities.
S. w. Poage, living near Ban
croft, has rented his farm and will
move to this city.
Mrs. Rodewald returned to Iro-
quois after spending several days
with relatives here.
Christ Nelson departed Monday
for the northern part of Minnesota
where he owns some timber land. He
expects to make his home in that Sec
ton.
-Chas. Magruder, of Spirit Lake
township, is planning to plant TWEEN
ty acres to potatoes next spring, With
a reasonable yield and prices above
so cents per bushel there should be
a nice profit in the business.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Altfllisch re-
turned Tuesday morning from Mime,
apolis. l.. F. had been out to Beach,
n. D., where he and the Cole brothers
bought a bank. Mrs. Altfillisch had
been spending a few days in the city.
Mrs. d. H. LOTUS underwent an
operation at the hospital at Roches-
ter Friday last. d. I'll. went down
for a visit with her Saturday night.
Mrs. Lotus came through the opera
ton nicely and was doing well at last
reports, being able to leave the hospi-
tai for rooms in a private house We'd
nesday,
To those living in this section it
would be hard to realize that any To-
cality in Kingsbury county was SO
short on the potato crop this season
as to make it necessary to ship in
to secure a sufficient supply. But
it is a fact, nevertheless, and last
week S. G.. Eggleston, one of Ban
croft's merchants, shipped in a car
load from Oldham.
f. j. Aaron made a trip out to
the homestead country in the west
part of the state last week and filed
upon a claim eight miles north of
Wasta. He likes the appearance of
the land very much and thinks part
of the state will get to the front
nicely in a few years. His daughter,
Miss Edna, has also filed upon a place
in the same locality and the family
will go out there to reside in about
six months. Times.
The III. V. Foxton family depart
ed Sunday morning for Minneapolis
where they are to make their future
home. FL. V. will engage in the real
estate business and make a specially
os Minnesota and Wisconsin lands,
although he will not neglect to look
after the wants of those who desire a
better location and consequently have
to come to South Dakota. We hope
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-11-20

that his his new location will prove
to be a business winner even beyond
his fondest hopes.
Carl Morse, living northeast of
this city, has purchased a section of
western Faux county land.
Mrs. Helen Remington came
home the first of the week after a two
weeks visit at Erwin and Bryant.
Roy Murdick, Jr., reports. that
there was in the neighborhood of five
feet of snow up in Canada where he
went to look for land, and from which
locality he just arrived.
H. l.. Olson and Andrew Hopper
nd show their confidence in the soil
of this vicinity by annually adding
to their holdings of real estate, says
the Lake Preston Times. They re-
Gently purchased the A. j. Lathrop
half section and n quarter from T..
j. Fitzpatrick. Mr.. Olson also pur-
chased the Theo G. Larson four hun
bred fifty acre farm out in the Lake
Henry neighborhood.
Il. g.. Brown, at one time with
the Farmers and Merchants Bank of
lroquois and later bookkeeper in the
state auditors office under j, f. Hal
laday's administration of that depart
ment, has been elected county Judge
in Butte county. Mr.. Browns many
friends extend congratulations.
Chief.
The Brown family were also resi-
dents of De Smet for some time and
friends here are glad of Mr.. Browns
success
George Grotten, Hans Guldbran-
son and Peter Olsen started Tuesday
night for their Old home in Norway
70 spend the winter in the familiar
scenes of a few years ago. They have
prospered during their three and a
half years in this locality but have
not forgotten the relatives and other
old childhood friends. All hope the
boys may have an enjoyable winter
They expect to return next summer
and some of their crowd who went
back a year ago will probably come
with them 1t is certainly a fine bunch
of boys and our people are glad to
know they will return. Times.
We suppose that d. A. Gilbert,
of this vicinity, is now visiting with
his father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
S n. Gilbert, of Toppenish, Wash.
When he left here about two weeks
ago he went to Lake City, Mimi, for
a visit with relatives, and intended to
start from there for the coast, but
wanted us not TO mention it as his
visit was to be a surprise on the old
people. They were to celebrate their
golden wedding on the 18th inst. and
D.. "A. intended to drop in aud help
the celebration along. Wehope none
of the plans miscarried and that all
were happ, on that occasion.
II. CT. Bitterness, of Houston coun-
ty, Mimi, was a visitor among old
friends in De Smet and Mathews
township the latter part of last week.
Mr.. Bitterness a an early resident
of Mathews, but left there for Mime
sofa twenty-five years ago. This was
his first visit in that time and he ex-
pressed great surprise at waat he
saw. Says one a see a great diff
ference between South Dakota and
Minnesota towns of the same size and
the difference is all in favor of South
Dakota. The towns show more life
and are better kept. He was being
shown the sights by S. Amble and
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-11-20

earlier this next week. The office
force want to celebrate Thanksgiving
Day.
The Kaufman murder case has
been sent back from the supreme
court for a new trial.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-11-20
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

One bay gelding, one white hind
foot, fore top cut short, weight be-
tween LOO and 1000, 3 years old.
Will pay reward for recovery of
animal. James Clancy, Bancroft,
S. ID. 3-t
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-11-20
THE MARKETS.

De Smet market, Nov. l2-l Nor.
96c; No. 2, "a; Y. c., No. |, SOC; No. 2,
S8c; Durnm, SOC; oats 42c; barley
50M53c; flax $l.25.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-11-20
Notice

City have gone up. But in Erwin
they have taken a drop.
Good beef roasts. .U7
Boiling meat. y .O5
Sausage &c or 3 lbs. for. ...... 20
Other meats at prices so every one
can live but the butcher. Plenty OF
hams, bacon, salt pork, bologna,
wieners, cooked meat and fresh fish
all the time.
j. s. TABLER & SON.
The evening world., 1908-11-10
WOMEN CROWD
COURT At THE
POUREN HEARING
Witness Tells of Battle in
Which Refugee Fought
as Militiaman.

TIE hearing before Commissioner
Hitchcock in the case Of thed ernand by
the Russian Government for the extra
iition of Jan Janofr Pouren was re
stunned to-day In the Federal Building.
and the room was well filled with Rus
slams. among them large number of
women, sympathizers with the prisoner.
The first witness was Jan Osolin, who
testified through an interpreter, Osolin
lives in Boston. In 1905 he resided in
the province OF L!vonia. Russia. He
was a Social Democrat and a member Of
the Executive Committee Of the party
He knew Pouren and met him at DEM
onstration in July, 1906 Pouren spoke at
the demonstration, asking for higher
wages for the workingmen.
Were you in Sissegal at the time OF
the Cars manifesto. Oct. II, 1862
Later, the witness said, he and Pouren
with 500 others, had been elected to the
manifesto. This militia, he said, was
sent out TO protect the farmers against
the Black Hundred. who were annoying
the farmers.
The witness then described the fight
Ing at Livarn and said that the privi-
lsges promised under the manifesto were
then taken away, and II was decided to
treated.
There We're about 5000 OF the militia"
he said. ''who had surrounded the town.
This force was Of Social Democrats. OPP
posed to them were forty barons and
about APO dragons The battle last ed
two days and two nights. The battle
The evening world., 1908-11-10
WILL OF VEIT LEAVES
ALL TO SLAIN MOTHER.

The will OF Julius Nelson Welt. who
killed his mother and then committed
suicide a week ago, to-day was filed for
probate in the Surrogate's office this
afternoon by Cardoza & Nathan. There
is no petition accompanying the docu-
ment, and the value of the estate could
not be ascertained.
The will was dated London. England.
July Z. 1902, and was witnessed by
Francis w. Frigout, Deputy Counsel
General OF the United States, and Alfred
Nutting, a clerk in the Consulate. All
the property. both real and personal. is
beaueathed to his mother. Bertha Welt.
should she survive him. In the case OF
her death before his, the estate goes to
Vets grandmother, Louisa Limberger.
OF Berlin, Germany. In case both grand
mother and mother should not survive
him the property is to he divided be
tween his three nieces-Clarisse Linn
berger, Adella Robertson and Leucil
Warschauser, share and share alike.
There is no mention made Of wife.
Ernest A. Cardoza and Webster Wag-
ner are made executors.
The evening world., 1908-11-10
Fashion and Fat.

Isn't II fortunate that when fashion de-
mands slender gracefulness Of women who
have to break corset laces to make them
selves even respectable that science steps
In and makes their task easy?
For dieting and exercising 1t has substi-
tuted a pleasant wholesome mixture that
can be obtained at small cost from any
druggist. viz: y ounce Marmoa, u ounce
Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic, and 81
ounces Peppermint Water.
One teaspoonful of this mixture after
meals and at bedtime will take of four TO
seven pounds Of fat week without causing
wrinkles. interfering with the diet, or dis
tressing the stomach in the slightest
The evening world., 1908-11-10

took place In the latter part of october
or the early part of November
Congressman Parsons then asked:
Did YOU see Pouren at this timer
Yes. ! saw him ON the way 10 the
battle. also in the battle"
When asked II he had taken part In
any other battles witness said lie had
taken part In several. In January, 1906.
he had gone into the woods and had
remained there until March IA, 1905. He
had seen Pouren in the woods about the
month OF January. on that date he had
left Russia by way of Riga.
The evening world., 1908-11-10

there are striped and plaid effects,
too; specially priced SIS. rs
Silk Jersey Top Penicoats; also
mcss4Iinc or Iafe a ak m all the newest iall
shades and black ana white Special 1915
Pettcoats of fine black sateen, MORE or
peIcaine; with pretily embroidered founc.i
at SI.OO
Second Floor
The evening world., 1908-11-10

Christmas ribbons and complete line Of
Ilppohs IN me staple colors suitable for holiday,
Dlrectoire Faille Ribbon, sof, ,,.,rous
hhlahi III SHADES desirable ior millinery pur-
poses or evening wear; SIX inches vide Gu ar
30, al, yd ozc
Sell CoIored Brocaded Ribbon
uainty evening anades and black. IL 1T-c61s
~. '1-"I 7o'' a.. yArd PIC
staple coloIsi at ~
lain Floor nc
The evening world., 1908-11-10
$3.50 Sample Wilton Ruqs at S265O

Second shipment of these celebrated rugsdon need to tell
you that its not often we can buy these CUT price
for show room
selected with these rugs depended
their seasons business hey don't intend make patterns any
more-tha's why sell them these prices, " 10y
Rugs perfect and the designs and coorngs very effective
36x63 value SIS $3.50 9xl2 value 1925 at $265O
60x90 value $1,000 $3.50 O6xl2 value SAP S37 so
83x06 value $3.50 $3.50 O6xl4 value $40 so $3.50
Creenhut and Company 9th AUenu
Store Formerly Occupied by b. Al
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-20
NIEUDALA WYSTAWA.

Londyn, 20 maja. - Wystawa
francusko angiclska ME udaia
sic i kr6l Edward czujc sic tenn
osobiScic dotlInicty. w obccncJ
chwili ma wystawic ME ma mic do
oglqdania. Przyczyniiy sic do tc-
60 "fiasca" dcszczc, niszCzQcc fu-
ira pi6ra bogatcj publicznosci,
kt6ra ze wszystkich stron 5wia-
ia napIyn2ta podziwiaG cuda
wystawy najwieccj cywilizowa-
nych narod6w. Zaw6d ma ca}cl
linii. Kr6l Edward postal dis
przcz jednego ze swych osobi-
stych przyjaci6I list do gi6wnego
zarzQdcy wystawy, w kt6rym
wcale niedwuznacznie wyraza
swe niezadowolenie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-20
ANARCHISTA w UNIFOR-
ME.

San Francisco, CAL, 20 maja.-
Sad wojenny ukOhczyf $lcdztwo
w sprawic anarchisty zolnierza
nazwiskicm William Buwalda z
p pulku pieszego. Buwalda byl
oskarzony, ze byf obecny W uni
formic podczas zgromadzenia a
narchistyczncgo, ia kt0rem przc-
mawiaia g1oSna anarchistka, pam
ma Emma Goldman. Dwoch poll
cyant6w zeznalo, ze gdy panna
Goldman wyglosila p}omienna
move przeciwko amnii / flocie,
BuwaIda wyskoczy1 ma scene
$ciskajqc m6wczyni dion powie-
dzial: "Synpatyzuje paniq". -
Buwalda zapieraf sic, jakoby kie-
dykolwiek Emmie Goldman albo
anarchistom sprzyja1.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-20
SEDZIWEMU KAPLANOWI
SKRADZIONO OSZCZE-
DNOSCI.
New York, 20 maia. =

New York, 20 maja. - KsiQdz
katoIicki T. X. Gniclihski, po kill
kutySodniowcj pogoni, dal tn a
rcsztoWac Wicdehskicgo adWoka-
ia Ora KarOla FOchlcr. Ksiqdz
Gniclihsl,i twicrdzi, ze nicsumicn-
ny adWokat okradl go ma $4,000.
Scdziwy kaplan, LEGACY lat 65,
byI daWnicj prObOszczcm koSCio-
la Sw. Kazimicrza w St. Louis,
Mo. Zlozywszy sobic oszczed-
no$ci parafialnych "skromnQ''
sumke, bo tylko 100000, sedziwy
kaplan udaf sic do Wicdnia,
chcQc tam przcpedzit W spokoju
zdala od k}opot6w parafialnych,
rcsztki bogobojncgo zywota. Ale
zachlannoSc ludzka ME data mu
spokoju. Bogobojny ksiQdz 70
staf wplQtany w jaki5 process, W
kt6rym musia1 zIozyt kaucyc W
sumic $4,000. Staruszck daf
$4,000 w got6wce, drugie
$4,000 w listach zastawnyCh ko-
lcjowych z}ozyl IL adwokata Foch-
Iera. Gdy przyszlo do oddania
picniedzy, adwokat Z rodzinQ wy
ni6sf sic Z Wicdnia. Ksiqdz Gnie-
lihslli pu$cif sic "a MIN W pogoi
do Paryza, stamtQd do New
Yorku, gdzie wreszcie odda1 60
w rcce policyi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-20
Washington, D. C., 20 maja.

Washington, D. C., 20 maja. -
Senat przyjQI sprawozdanie kon-
fcrcncyjnc wzgledem budzetu roll
nictwa. Juz o godzinie popolu-
dniu nastQpifO odroczenie.
w Izbic Representative pa
nujc przckonanie, zc odroczenie
scsyi nastapi jeszcze w tym ty-
godniu. Przyjeto sprawozdanie
budzctu dla ccl6w ustawodaw-
czych oraz sprawozdanie konfc-
rcncyjnc budzctu rolnictwa for
tyiikacyj. Nastepnie uchwalono
$I,5oo.ooo ma obcsIanie Swiatowcj
wystawy, kt6ra bgdzie mia1a
moicjscc W Toxic, W r. 1912. w
kohcu Izba zalatWila oko1o 30
mniej waznych spraw.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-20
PRZESZLOSC GUNNESSO-
WEI. !
Troudhiern, Norwegia, 20 maja

Troudhiem, Norwegia, 20 maja.
- Wcdlug otrzymanych tu via
domo5ci, Bella Guinness, morder-
czyni I Laportc, Ind, jest c6rkg
parobka wicjskicgo Z Norwegii.
opu5cila ona kraj sw6j ojczysty
przcd "a laty, pod SVEN nazwi-
skicm panichskicm Brunhildy Pc
dcrscn. Po przyjezdzic do Sta
now Zjednoczonych zamerykani-
zowaIa swe imie, jak to wielu
Norwcgczyk6w czyni, ma Belle
PauIscn. UrodziIa sic ona W roku
1859 a cd najmIodszych swych
lat jej wystcpny charaktcr przy-
nosif wstyd calcj rodzinie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-20
NIESUMIENNI BANKIERZY,

Owensboro, KY, 20 maja. -
ArcsztOwano tn T. s. AndcrsOna,
prczydcnta banku 'Davies Coun-
tv Bank and Trust CO.., oraz Jas,
II. Parrisha, prczydenta banku
"Owcnsboro Savings Bank and
Trust Co... Anderson jest O.
skarzony, &c sprzcnicwierzyl O.
kolo $4,000 picniedzy banko-
wych, oraz przyjmowaf wkladki
po zawicszcniu wyplat banko-
wych. Parrish takzc pozostaJe
pod ten samcm oskarzeniem. O.
bydw6ch wypuszczono ma VOL
nQ stope po zlozeniu kaucyi W
sumic $4,000. Anderson dawnicj
by} prezydcntcm banku W De-
troit, ale ustqpil tego stanowi-
ska dla tcgo, &c musiaf tam w
nicdziclc zatrudniat str6za, co sic
ME zgadzalo jcgo przckonania-
mi rcligijncmi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-20
NOWY GMACH POCZTOWY
w CHICAGO.

Washington, D. c., 20 maja. -
Pocztmistrz chicagoski D. A.
Campbell stawal wczoraj przed
komisyq Scnatu ola budowy gma-
chow publicznych, w sprawic
podwyzszcnia sunny $4,000 ma
SI,5oo.ooo, majqcej sluzyG ma "a
kupno gruntu pod budowe nowe-
go gnachu pocztowego w Chica-
go. Campbcll'a starania popicrali
scnatorzy Cullom i Hopkins. Sa
pcwnc widoli, zc komisya IT,
wzgledni zqdania Campbella.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-20
1000 STALOWYCH WACO
NOW KOLEJOWYCH.

Pittsburg, Pa, 20 maja. - "a
rad kolci "Pittsburg and Lake
Eric" zam6wii II .kompanii W
"Standard Steel Car" diva tysiq-
ce Wagon6w kolcjowych.. Jest
to najIcpszym dowodcm, ze CA
sy zaczynajq sic polepszac.
Move wagony bcdq sluzyly dc
przewozcnia wcgla pomiedzy ko-
palniami a wiclkicmi jeziorami
Kontrakt ia budowc tax znacz-
ncj ilosci woz6w kolcjowych byl
wIaSciwic zawarty zcsz}cgO lata.
ale wskutck braku pieniedzy 20
stai wstrzymany.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-20
BUDzET FRANCYI.

Paryz, 20 maja. - Minister
finans6w Caillaux przcdstawit
dis budict Francyi ma rok 1900
przcwidywany jest dcficyt 49,
100000. Spodziewanc dochody O.
picwajq ma SUNG $7S5.ooo.ooo
rozchody za5 $704.6oo.oOo.
Ola pokrycia dcficytu minister
Caillaux proponujc zwiekszenic
podatIlu Cd akcyj i obligacyi O.
raz podwyzszenie patent6w ma
sprzedaz w6dck i Iikier6w. w ra-
zie zatwierdzcnia powyzszych
projckt6w, deficyt bedzie po-
kryty.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-20
ME BEDZIE POJEDYNKU.

Petersburg, 20 maja. - Poje-
dynek, kt6ry miaI sic odbyG MIC
dzy pazdziernikowcem Guczko-
WEN, a przyw6dca partyi konsty-
tucyjncj, profcsorcm Pawiem Mi
lukowcm, nic dojdzie do skutku,
dzicki wmicszaniu sic W te spra-
VIC wpIywowych czlonk6w Du-
my. Powodcm do pojedynku mia
10 bye odezwanic sic Milukowa
ma piqtkowem posicdzcniu Du-
my, ze Guczkow W ,swej pre-
movie zeiga}.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-20
PRZECIWKO BROWAROM.

Indianapolis, Ind, 20 maja. -
Jcncralny prokurator James
Bingham wytoczyl skarge pieciu
browarom o przekroczcnic usta-
wy stanowcj. Zarzuca i'm, &c
wbrcw ustawic wynajmujq ma
wlasnQ rckc szynki i prowadzq
handel 9runtcm.
Prokurator domaga sic wyda-
MIA zakazu sQdowcgo przcciwko
tym browarom, dalcj naznaczc-
ME dla mich zarzQdc6w masy upa-
dlosci, oraz rozwiQzania tych kor-
poracyj. Wreszcie domaga sic
rozdziclcnia majqtku browar6w
pomicdzy Wierzycicli.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-20
NOCNI JEzDzCY.

Lacenter, KY, 20 maja.- Ban
da "nocnych jczdzc6w" napadIa
ma farmc pIantatora II. c. Mad
doxa, spali}a mu wszystkic "a
pasy tytoniu. Przed podiozenicm
ognia, "nocni jczdzcy" pozsiadali
Z koni odm6wili modlitwe. Gdy
nastepnic podpalona stodola po-
czefa buchac pIomieniami, "nocni
jezdzcy" pozdcjmowali kapelusze
i Spicwali pobozny humn "Blizej
do Ciebic, Panicp
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-20

mostu wyskoczylo kilkuset mez-
czyzn, kt6rzy natychmiast do
woznicy i konduktora zaczgl
strzclac rcwolWcrow. Napad'
nigel wydobyli takze rcwolwery
odpowicdzicli ognicm. Tymcza-
sem na miejsce nadjcchaf druSi
wagon tramwajowy, ktorcSo
sluzba otworzyla r6wniez ogich
ma napastnik6w. w rczultaclc
dw6ch motorman6w jeden kon-
duktor zostali pOstrzclcn1, jak
r6wnicz i jcdcn I napastnik6w.
Malutka Jetta Wolkihska
chciala przebiegnqt przez ulice,
gdy tramwaj, kierowany niedo-
Swiadczonq rekQ woznicy lami-
strajki najcchal ma dziewcze, "a
biiaiQc jc ma miejscu. Glowa 70
stala litcralnie odcieta Cd tulo-
via. Mad trupem dzieWczynki ro-
zcgrala sig nieprzyjemna scena.
ZawolanO w zamicszaniu dw0Ch
przcdsicbiorc6w pogrzcboWych,
llt0rzy mad cialkicm dziecka roz-
poczcli kl6tnie; wrcszcie jcdcn
Mich zabraI glowe, drugi reszte
ciala.
Strajkicrzy przygotowujq kam-
panic strajkowQ takzc ma inncm
polu. Przed kilku tygodniami le-
gislatura stanowa wydala usta-
we, wcdiug kt6rcj glosowanic O.
bywateli ma decydoWac O pra-
wach kompanii tramwajowych.
Skutkiem tcgo strajkujqca sfuzba
tramwajowa przygotowala 10000
blankict6w, ma kt6rych bcdzie
zbicrala podpisy obywateli.
Cleveland, Ohio, 20 maja. -
'Okolo poludnia dnia wczorajszc-
go rozpoczc}a sic konfcrcncya po-
micdzy prczydcntcm kompanii
tramwajowcj, "A. B. Dupont, a
stanowym sQdcm polubOwnym.
Obradom przysluchiwa1 sic Har-
ry Thomas, prczydent Local
Trades and Labor Council" kon-
gresham James Reynolds. Unia
sluzby tramwajowcj ma jcdnym
punkcic chce ustQpit kompanii, a
mianowicie zgOdzit sic, azeby jcj
czIonkowic rozpoczcli prace jake
zupc1nie nowoprzyjeci.
Cleveland, Ohio, 20 maja. -
Do p6inocy policya otrzymala "a
Wiadomicnic 0 zniszczcniu og6-
lem dwunastu woz6w tramwajo-
wych przcz cksp1ozye podlozonc~
go dynamitu. Czternascic za5 O.
sob ponioslo uszkodzenia juzto
Cd strzal6w rewolwerowych, juz-
to cd rozmaitych innych poci-
sk6w. Pomicdzy rannymi znajdu
jc sic takzc pcwna Polka, nazwi-
skiem Marya Szopihska, kt6rq
policyant w og6lnem zamieszaniu
ulerzy} pa}ka W glove.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-20
DEPORTACYA ,JAPONEK.

Los Angeles, CAL, 20 maja. -
Ma skutek specyalncgo rozpocz9-
dzcnia ministra handlu i piracy,
przcwicziono wczoraj do Los An
gcIes dwie Japonki, kt6re costa
M dcportowane powrotem do
ich ojczyzny. Przed miesiacem
aresztowano je, ponicwaz ME po-
siada1y odpowiedniego paszpor-
tn. So to pierwszc kobiety japoh-
skie. wzgledem kt0rych zastoso-
wano ustawe imigracyjnQ.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-20
PROPOZYCYA RZADU
FRANCUSKIEGO.

Paryz, 20 maja. - Rad fran
cuski zwr6cif 81 Z proPozycya do
suItana AIarokka, Abdul Azisa,
zamianowanic komisarza wyz-
szcj policyi W Marokku, jak to
bylo postanowione ma konwencyi
w rOku 1901.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-20

Konstantynopol, 1e maja. -
Sfcry rzQdzqcc turcckic mocno
81 wzburzone wykrycicm spisku
na zycic sultana Abdul Hamida.
Amcrykanka panna Marya ia
mcsOn zosta1a aresztoWana pod
oskarzcnicm dopuszczenia sic
zdrady stanu. Opr6cz niej uwie-
ziono okolo Is os6b nalczQcych
do spisku.
Spiskowcy w naznaczony dzich
micli wysadzic dynamitem paiac
suItahski, oraz budynki rzqdowe.
WickszoSc uwiezionych jest "a
opatrzona W paszporty cudzo-
zicmskic: francuskic, rosyjskie,
buIgarskic i amcrykahskie. Po-
micdzy mimi znajdujc sic 5 ko-
bict: Francuska, 2 Bu}garki i 2
Amcrykanki.
Osobisto5c panny Jameson jest
nazwyczaj zagadkowQ, Mkt ko-
lonii amcrykahskicj jej ME zna.
Jest ona jcdnakzc naturalizoWa-
M obywatclkQ Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych, m6wi po angiclsku / ma
passport. PoscI Stan6w Zjcdno-
czonych jest nadzwyczaj zaam-
barasowany, ME WicdzQc jak W
danym wypadku post2pit. Przy-
w6dcQ spiskowc6w ma bye pier
wszy dragoman rosyjskicgo po-
sclstwa N. Hajcbiar, o Czcm /
Rad suTtana i ambassador rosyj-
ski Zinowjcw 81 przckonani. Ma
robionc mu W tym wzgIcdzic "a
rzutv ME tIomaczy Sic wcaIc.
Wczoraj W zwiQzIW Z powyz-
szQ spraWQ dokonano licznyCh a
rcSztowah. Pomirdzy oskarzony-
mi znajdujc sic wiclu wyiszych
urzcdnik6w suItana. Dzisiciszy
spisck jest W zwiQzku I ruchcm
mlodo turcckim. kt6ry ma na
cclu obalcnic rZQd6w autokraty-
cznych suitana zaprowadzcnic
rzccZypospOlitci. Mad troncm tu-
rcckim juz od dluzszcgO Czasu
gromadzQ sic chmury. Najwybi-
tnicjsi urzcdnicy nawct zaczyna-
il odczuwaG CIGAR rzQd6w "cic-
MIA AIIaha". Pred kiIku dniami
odwoIano I Madrytu posfa turc-
ckiego Izzct Paszc, "a wydanic
ksiQiki pod tytulcm: "W jaEi
spos6b innc irony zostaly strQcO-
ne. KsiQzka ia, Wydana W Parry
I'll, sprawiIa wicIkQ scnsacyc.
Izzcta Paszc odwoIano podstcp-J
mic, obiccujQc mu niby wyzszc
stanowisIo. Gdy przyjcchaf dol
Konstantvnopola, spotkat 60 IL