davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
ROZGORYCZENIE WSRoD
SERBOW.

Biatogr6d, 23 pazdziernika. -
Wydane wczoraj rozporzadzenie
rzadu cesarza Franciszka J6zefa
zabraniajace przewozu przez All
strye broni i amunicyi wywoialo
nowe rozgoryczenie wSr6d Ser
bcw przeciw Austryakom.
Wczoraj miala tu miejsce O.
gromna demonstracya pred mie-
szkaniem wyslahca czarnogor-
skiego jenerala Vukoticza. w
demonstracyi tel przyjeli udzial
oprocz zwyklego tIumu wszyscy
profesorowie, studenci, oficero-
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
o CLOS ROBOTN1KoW.
Cincinnati, Ohio, % pazdzier

Cincinnati, Ohio, % pazdzier-
nika. - Podobnie jak W Indiana
sytuacya polityczna przedstawia
sic W Stanie Ohio. Obiedwic par
tye tax republikahska jak demo-
kratyczna ME maja bezwzglednej
przewagi. Zalezet bedzie cd glo-
sow robotnik6w unijnych, ma
kt6ra strone przewazy sic szala
zwyciestwa. Prawdopodobniej-
szcm jest, re robotnicy g}osowac
beda "a Taftem, poniewaz boja
sic, azeby "a rzadow Bryana po-
lozenie ich ekonomiczne ME sta
10 sic jeszcze gorszem.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
TRZESIENIE Z1EMI.

Plauen, 23 pazdziernika. = w
okolicach Zwickau przcdwczoraj
odczuto przeszlo trzydziesci
wstrzaSnieh ziemi. Jednoczesnie
Z wstrzaSnieniami giebi ziemi
dochodziiy ma powierzchnie
grzmoty. LudnoSc Zickau zyje W
panicznym strachu, obawiajac
sic katastrofy. Wczoraj znow Cd
czuto wstrzasnienie o wiele sill
niejsze Cd poprzednich.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
SZALONA BURZA.

Winnipeg, Man, 23 pazdzier-
nika. - Wczoraj W ca1ej Mani
tobie szalafa burza najsilniejsza
re znanych dotad w historvi ka-
taklizmow powietrznych. Burza
rozpoczeia sic w nocy przed-
wczoraj i trwa1a przez caly dzieh
nastepny. Jednocze5nie Z burza
srozyia sic Sniezyca. w niekto-
rych miejscach zaspy Sniezne do
sziy do 10 stop g}eboko5ci,
Wszystkie pociagi ma calej linii
zosta}y wstrzymane niewiadomo
dotad kiedy ruch pociqgow be-
die wznowiony.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
ZMIANA ORDYNANSU
TRAMWAJoWEGO.

Cleveland, Ohio, 20 pazdziernl-
ka. - Mieszkahcy miasta Cleve-
land, ma mocy ustawy StanoweJ
odbyli glosowanie CO do ceny ia
zdy tramwajami. Dotychczas
piacono tn "a przejazd tylko try
Gently, bez prawa przesiadania sic
Skutek byl taxi, re kompania
wprost ME mog}a egzystowac. O.
becnie wiekszoScia S7o giosow IL
chwalono placic "a przejazd piec
cent6w, ale Z prawem przesiada-
MA.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
NAPAD BANDYCKI WSR.oD
BIAfEGO DNIA.

New York, % pazdziernika. -
Smialy bandyta wpadf wsrod bia
lego dnia do skladu bizuteryi H.
Tannenhala and Son, p. II. 757
Lexington ave-, skad zabral ko-
sztownoSci ma $4,000. w skfadzie
znajdowa1 sic pod6wczas jeden z
wspoIwlaScicieli firmy, kt6rego
zlodziej postrzelil trzy razy
Smiertelnie Z rewolweru. Bandy-
ia po dokonaniu tego wsiadl W
automobil, czekajqcy na ma ulicy
/ wnet znikl ocZu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
ROBOTNICY POTEPIAJA
"SPEAKERA" LEGISLATU-
RY.

Peoria, ILL.,, % pazdziernika.-
Delegaci zgromadzeni tn ma kon-
wencyi illinois State Federation
Of Labor" uchwalili rezolucye, po
tepiajaca praktyki "speakera" lei
gislatury stanowej. Edwarda
Shurtleffa. Ten bowiem swoimi
wplywami ME dopuscii do uchwa
lenia przez legislature ustawy 0
odpowiedzialnosci sqdowej pra-
codawcow.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
SCIGANIE ZBRODNIARZA.

Monroe, N. Y, 20 pazdzierni-
ka. - Czterystu uzbrojonych
farmeroW, wraz Z szeryfem O.
toczylo pagorek ma kt6ry sic
schronil niejaki Charles Pitney,
byly wiezeh. Pitney dokona1 bru-
talnej napaSci ma pewnej uczen-
nicy, poczem uciekf w lasy. Far
merry zapalili dokola zaroSla,
chcac wten sposob "wykurzyG"
zbrodniarza.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
NIEBYWALA BURZA.

Manila, a3 pazdziernika. - O.
stateczne wiadomoSci o strasznej
bury, kt6ra szalaia W dolinie
Cagayau podaja liczbe ofiar hui
raganu ma 500 osob. w m. Apazi
setki tuziemc6w zostaiy hrato-
wane dzieki energicznej akcyi ra-
tunkowej, kierowanej przez poru-
cznika Roberta Clark, porucznika
Tradway pocztmistrza Foss.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
sAMoBoJsTWo LEKARZA.

New York, 20 pazdziernika. -
w hotelu "Waldorf-Astoria" mlo-
dy lekarz, nazwiskiem Irving J.
Cook, popeinil samobojstwo
przez zazycie trucizny. DR.. Cook
byl oskarzony o dokonanie ME
dozwolonej operacyi ma pewnej
mlodej kobiecie, ktora nastepnie
umarla. Samobojca znajdowaf sic
pod kaucya $4,000.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
GROzNY POzAR.
Bruksela, 20 pazdziernika.

Bruksela, 20 pazdziernika. =
w tutejszm gf6wnym urze
die pocztowym wybuchl pozar
kt6ry zniszczyl wszystkie apara-
ty telegraficzne. Komunikacya
telegraficzna z prowincya i "a
granica jest przerwana co mai
mniej ma kilka dni.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
LIST WILHELMA.

Berlin, 20 pazdziernika. - w
ko}ach p6iurzedowych zapewnia-
ia, re list cesarza Wilhelna do
sedziwego monarchy Austro-W9
gier zawiera} pefne potwierdze-
ME sojuszu, egzystujacego po-
miedzy obydwoma krajami. O
pomocy wojskowej jednak W lis
Gle tym mic ME byio wspomnia-
mem, gdyz obecne poiozenie poll
tyczne tego jeszcze ME wymaga.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
OLBRZYMIA STAWKA.

New York, 23 pazdziernika. -
Zrobiono tn olbrzymi zaklad po-
lityczny. Postawiono mianoWicie
$4,000 do $4,000, "a Chanlerem
przeciwko Hughesowi. Obydwaj
ci obywatele staraja sic o urzad
Subernatora W Stanie nowojor-
skim.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
zADANIE WLASCIC1ELI.
San Francisco, Cal, 23 paz

San Francisco, Cal, 23 paz-
dziernika. - Ma koncu posiedze-
MIA wlascicieli winnie w Kalifor-
nil uchwalono wyslac telegram
do Roosevelta o odwolanie roz-
porzadzenia komisy1 miedzysta-
novel, wedlug ktorego ME wolno
siodkiego wilma Kalifornijskiego
uzywac w ceIach lekarskich. w;
skutek tego wlaSciciele winnie
traca rocznie $3,ooo,ooo.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
OSTATNIA POCzTA.
Sprawa O krzyz.

eden dramatoW, OSnutych ma
tie religijnem, rozegra} sic znowu
ma Bialej Rusi. Historya jego jest
TAXA:
w m. Iwiehcu, W pow. min
skim istnial koscio1 parafialny,
fundowany 1906 roku, przed ko-
sciolem ma placu stall krzyz; ko-
scioi zniesiono. w maju 1906 ro-
XII mieszczanie iwieiscy wzniesli
re sk1adek nowy krzyz ma miejscu
dawnego i ogrodzili go sztacheta-
mi. Ma skutek skargi parocha
miejscowego, o. Pawla Gachowi-
cza, ASSESSOR z Rakowa, Korzunow,
zaskarzyl pieciu mieszczan o
pogwalcenie art. 73 ust. kar. ta-
mowanie ruchu ma ulicach pla-
cach). Naczelnik ziemski S cyrk,
powiaeu mihskiego, wyrokiem z
dnia 23 czerwca 1907 T, skaza}
Stanisiawa Buraka, Julie Gina
chowiczowa, Anne i Felicyana
Kruklihskiego ma grzywny W wy
sokoSci rb., oraz poStanowil "u-
sunac z placu krzyz, przy pomocy
Srodk6w policyjnych". Dnia 16
lipca 1907 r. ASSESSOR korzunow
"uriadnikiem" szeSciu konnymi
straznikami zjechai do Iwiehca,
W celu wykonania wyroku; Z jego
rozkazu straznicy zburzyli szta-
chiefly, krzyz wykopali Przenie-
Sli ma cmentarz katolicki. Zaled-
vie jednak odeszli, tium miesz-
czan zebral sic ma cmenearzu, wy
kopano krzyz ustawiono go po-
nownie ma placu. Przy zblizaniu
sic jednak asesora ze straznikami
mieszczanie wykopany krzyz IL
stawili w zawczasu przygotowa-
rym dole, W poiozonym przy pla-
Gu ogrodku, i otoczyli go zywym
murem ciai Swo;ch. L rozkazu a
sesora straznica kenni zaczelirtra-
towaG i ic'nahaj ajkami ludzi, w ce-
lu odebrania i'm krzyza, wtedy Z
tfumu posypaf sic grad kamieni i
cegief, a W odpowiedzi straznicy
dali salwe karabin6w. Tlum roz-
biegl sic, krzyz zabrano wywie-
ziono do Rakowa. ia placu zostai
trup Julii Mikulskiej, poranionc
kulami: Rozalia Toczkowa, J6ze-
ia Mikucka i Emilia Adamowiczo-
wa, oraz ciezko pobite nahalkami
Julia Cimachowiczowa. Emilia
Burakowa Julia Sieczkowska.
Dnia 80 wrzeSnia stawali przed
izba sadowq W Mihsku, w chara-
kterze oskarzonych art. 263
kod. kar. (bunt przeciwko VIA
dzy), grozacego do 20 lat kator-
gi, mieszczanie: Stanisfaw Burak
81 lat, Julia Sieczkowska IS
lat, Julia Cimachowiczowa 46 lat
i jej corka, Michalina 2I lat;
wspofoskarzona matka Buraka,
Emilia Burakowa, 50 lat, ME sta
villa sic W sadzie powodu cho-
roby. Burak odsiedziai ID miesie-
cy wiezienia tymczasowego.
Obrone wnosili adwokaci Mie-
tin WroblewSki.
Po dwugodzinnych naradach
Izba sadowa skaza1a: Buraka -
ia rok domu poprawy, Sieczkow-
ska ma rok wiezienia, Gina
chowiczowa - ia 2 miesiace vic
zienia, c6rke jej, Michaline, u
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
PROFESSOR RADZI ROBOT
NIXON SIZE ME zENIc.

Boston, % pazdziernika. -
Professor Thomas Nixon Carver,
uniwersytetu Harvard wyg1o-
sil odczyt, w ktorym oswiadczyf,
re robotnicy ME mogqcy zarobic
tygodniowo SIS, ME powinni
wstepowac W zwiazki maIzen-
skie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
.DROBNE WIADOMO$CI
KRAJOWE.
POWoDz.
smierc W p1onlieniach. - sciga-
ME zbrodniarza. - Napad BAN
dycki wsrod biafego dnia. -
Professor radzi robotnikom sic
ME zenic. - Znaczny 1up.

Holly, Colo, 20 pazdziernika..
ka. - Wskutek niezwyklej po-
wodzi tor koIei Santa Fe, ma pre-
strzeni p6}torej mill pomiedzy
Lamare La Junta, zostal zu-
pelnie zniszczony. Chwilowo
ruch kolejowy zosta} zupelnie
wstrzymany.
Szkody poniesione przez ko-
lei obliczaja ma $25o.ooo.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
IA TAFTEM.

New York, 23 pazdziernika. -
IO5-letni starzec, nazW1sklem
Harris, kt6ry gIosowal ma prezy-
dentow Stanow Zjednoczonych
poczqwszy Cd Lincolna, przybyl
tu Jerozolimy, w celu oddania
glosu "a Taftem. Harris jest po-
chodzenia zydowskiego.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
ZMIANA w SkUzBIE DY-
PLOMATYCZNEI

Petersburg, 23 pazdziernika.-
Dzienhik "Nowoje Wremia" do
nosi, re obecny ambassador Ro-
syi przy divorce Wiedehskim ma
ustapic, miejsce zas jego zajmie
hrabia Witte. Wiadomosc ia je-
dnak wymaga potwierdzenia.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
SMUTNY KONIEC.

Buffalo, N. Y, 20 pazdziernika.
Gdy otworzono tu jeden Z wago-
now pociagu ciezarowego znale-
ziono trupa pewnego murzyna.
Wedlug wszelkiego prawdopodo-
bienstwa, murzyn ME mog1 SIG
wydostat ma zewnatrz i zmarl z
giodu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
UCIECZKA MINISTRA.

Budapest, 23 pazdziernika. =
Panuje tu ogromne wzburzenie
wskutek ucieczki byiego mini
stra Latkoczego. w ostatnich
dniach dowiedziono mu licznych
oszustw i faiszerstw. Ia zbiegien,
wyslano listy gohcze.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
sRODKI OSTROzNOSCI.

Wieden, 20 pazdziernika. - O.
gloszono rozporzqdzenie rzadowe
zabraniajace przewozenia i wy
wozenia Z AuStryi przez All
strye wszelkich materyalow woj-
skowych, broni amunicyi dla
Serbii / Czarnog6rza.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
SMIERc w PLOMIENIACH

Howell, Mich, 20 pazdzierni-
ka. - Podczas pozaru pewnej
fanny W poblizu Oak Grove,
SmierG dwoje dzieci farmera Bic
la, natomiast iona jego i mai
mlodsze dziecko zostaly tax po-
parzone, re prawdopodobnie u
MIRA.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
TYFUS.
Montreal, Quebec, 20 pazdzie..

Montreal, Quebec, 23 paddle.
nika. - Epidemia tyfusu brzus
nego, kt6ry Cd kilku tygodni p
nuje w Montrealu przyjmuje {
raz to grozniejszy charakter. "
szpitalach znajduje sic przeszio
200 os6b chorych ma tyfus. Przy-
czyna epidemii jest podobno nie-
zdrowa woda i fafszowane nile
ko.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
sTRAJK sTUDENrow.

Petersburg, 2s pazdziernika. =
Rozpoczal sic tu znowu strajk
student6w uniwersytetow, po-
wodu zakazu rzadowego uczesz-
czania kobietom ma wyklady u
niwersyteckie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
SKAZANY MA SMIERc.

Springfield, ILL.,, 20 pazdzIernl-
ka. - Frank Bryant, morderca
Thomasa Brady, zostal skazany
na Smierc.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
POzAR.

Vincennes, Ind, 23 pazdzierni-
ka. - Polar zniszczylskIad zbo-
"a firlny "Bartle Kuhn and Co..,
W Terre Haute Szkody wynosza
$Ioo.ooo.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
NIESUMIENNY URZEDNIK.

Lake Charles, La, 23 pazdzier-
nika. - Aresztowano tn pomo-
cnika pocztmistrza, Bodgooda,
pod oskarzeniem, re sprzenie-
wierzyl $3.50, Bodgood natych-
miast przyznal sic do why.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
162 ROCZNICA ZAKOZENIA
UNIWERSYTETU.

Princeton, N. j. 20 pazdzier-
nika. - w dniu dzisiejszym u
niwersytet tutejszy obchodzi 16z
rocznice zafozenia. Uniwersytet
.powsta} w roku I746.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
Muskogee, Okla, % pazdzier

Muskogee, Okla, 20 pazdzier-
nika. - Rzeki Arkansas i Grand
wzbieraja gwaltownie. Wczo-
raj spadi tn tax ulewny deszcz,
jakiego ME pamietaja najstarsi
ludzie. Wszystkie miejsca nizej
polozone znajduja sic pod woda.
Maja bye znaczne straty w lu-
dziach.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
ZNACZNY kUP.

Siouj Falls, S. D., 20 pazdzier-
nika. - Bandyci wlamali sic do
banGeu stanowego w Virgil, S. D.,
skad unieSli gotowka $4,000.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
PIERWSZY sNIEG.

st. Louis, Mo-, 23 padzierni-
ka. - Po deszczu, ktory pada}
bez przerwy przez 48 godzin,
spad} snieg.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
Wstrzyrnanie uk|ad6W.
Repezentanci buEgarscy pOWr6ciIi do dOR6W
Zaburzenia antyniemieckie ewCzechach
WyiaSnienie - SrOdki OstrOznOSci - ROzgOryczenie
WSr6d Serb6W.-L List Wilhema.- Rome.

vie w og6le Gala inteligencya
Biaiogrodu.
Wybitni Serbowie wyglosiii
mowy W kt6rych wzywali narod
do lacznoSci j stanowczosci.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
SP RAWY POuI1YCzNE.
PoDRoz TAFTA.

Bryan przygotowuje Raosevelto-
wi odpowiedz. % CLOS robot
nik6w. - Olbrzynia stawka.-
Robotnicy potepiaja "speakera"
legislatury. - Zmiana ordynan-
su tramwajowego. - Przeciw-
ko nocnym jezdzcom. - Samo-
b6jstwo lekarza. - Nlesu-
mienny urzednik.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
INSTYTUT KOLONIALNY.

Hamburg, 20 pazdziernika. -
Otwarto tu pierwszy instytut
kolonialny.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-02-14

The mosquito never has had any
friends. He has been in the experience
and imagination of everybody mon
ster Of hideous mien which no familiar
ity could teach people to endure. He
has been at the same time noisy and
vicious, to all persons painful visit
ant and to many persons almost dead
ly foe.
IF, however, the mosquito has been
pursued hitherto with more or less
earnest rage in the future he will re-
ceiye absolutely no quarter, but will
be hunted down until exterminated.
For the name of malaria. painful and
facilitating disease which has been at
tributed to poisonous gases from
swamps and sewers, has been changed
to mosquito fever.
The international sanitary congress,
In session in the City Of Mexico, has
changed the name formally and official
". 1t is up to all the world that has
suffered from the MOSQUITO in the past
to accept the cue of this learned body
of men and enter upon the work of ex-
terminating a pest that is proved even
a worse enemy than was thought
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-02-14

Mules have yielded to hens the first
place for stubbornness and insuscept-
Utility to reason. The Portland Ore
gonan thus sets forth the contrary ma
ture of the hen In order not to dig
Nifty too much the poetical effort of the
writer, we print it in the modest form
Of the original
The naughty hen sticks up her nose
and proudly walks away, and though
we coax and wheedle her, she still de-
clines to lay. We feed her cracklings,
meat and grain, ground oyster-shells
and such: but still she hangs onto her
eggs with puissant clutch. Why is
it that when eggs are cheap the
hens work overtime. but later choose to
take rest just when the prices climb ?
Why is it things we want the worst
are always scarce and high? When we
are needing water most, why do the
wells 60 dry? Why is it gold and pre-
cious stones are always hard to find
In granting life's most precious gifts.
why are the fates unkind?
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-02-14

two on that swelling muscular loin
which has been the chief agent in ne
gotiating the obstruction
DO not pat neck or shoulder or any
part not actively engaged in the under
taking. Caress may do no good, but
1t Is pleasant to believe that it does,
and we are quite positive that the
voice simply diverts attention. The
former mode of address is at least wor-
thy of trial If only as mark of ap-
probation between two gentlemen. The
threatening tones appear sometimes
serviceable, but this is so only when
horses have been abused and associate
punishment with the stern voice. The
wild horse is as Indifferent to the voice
OF affection as to that of rage.-Out-
ing Magazine.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-02-14

II all the persons who during each disappear from
their and places of business leaving behind them
clews by of which their whereabouts can be
traced could be assembled in locality it would be
there enough of them to found good-sized
city, says the Chicago Journal Records kept by the po
lice and charitable organizations show that the number
Of persons who disappear Is larg 1t includes the man
who tired of supporting his wife and chill
dren and to begin life anew 1t includes the
trusted employee has abused his trust and has fed
to escape punishment. of those who have
disappeared many whose disappearance canaot be
ascribed wholly to themselves.
The police have to deal with many of missing
persons that they attach small Importance to
In which it is that the the woman who
is missing is addicted to drink Rough and ready psy
biologists in their way the police They know that
many Of persons who go away leaving trace be-
hind are impeed to their departure by drinking.
Many other cases find their solution in the fascna
ton which member Of the opposite has exer
the person who has disappeared. There are
many reported to the police cases of mysterious
disappearance which later out to have been eope
ments.
The personal columns Of the newspapers, called in
England 1.-The agony columns" contain almost every day
requests for concerning the whereabouts of
men and women for whom somebody is seeking In some
of the businesslike Inquiries 81 is offered for the
correct Business houses and lenders in
many of these advertisements for business reasons
there is who tell even approximately the
number in which it is some anxious mother IA
Their husband wife sister, brother son or daughter who
is in quest Of information about some loved one.
The Salvation Army and the Volunteers Of America
are constantly appealed to for information about miss
ing persons The Cry contains each week depart
which Is maintained for collecting such information
distributing It, Almost every newspaper published
in foreign language in Chicago and other great cities
receives requests those made of the War Cry
The irksomeness of domestic routine and the fear Of
dspeasure of sort or another used to be
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the principal motives which impeled young persons TO
leave home. Many Of the disappearances which
place nowadays may be traced to either OF hese
causes but the compexy of modern life has given rise
to many other causes One young woman, for instance
left her because her mother objected to her going
a matinee twice week. young man who worked
$40 a left home because his father insisted on
getting So week for his room and board.
The boys who away from home to fight Indians
and who succeed In getting far from home are almost
negligible quantity. Only a few days ago of the
experienced observers of tramp life stated that the
lure of the road had appealed more strongly to
young than does at the present time In address
ing meeting CT boy tramps this observer who himself
been tramp, exposed the faacy Of the theory held
by many boys that there is something worth While III
tramp life.
Many of the young women who disappear run away Ito
the stage" Most of the dsappearances of this
class place the fall of each year Young women
who have become familiar with the stage through the
stock companies in their home towns or
who have met stage people leave their homes when sum-
is and come to the city to get places in the
chorus of musical attractions minor members Of
dramatic companies Their parents write to the police
asking that the young be found and sent back
home.
The with which persons may live in the city with
having their whereabouts known makes Chicago the
avore refuge not only for who disappear from
other Cities but for many persons who find life dstaste
full in the surroundings to which they have become
customed Many Of the disappearances found upon
investigation to be in which the missing person has
removed to distant nefghborhood within the citys linn
it's Sometimes a change of address place only
blocks has been sufficient to throw off the any per-
interested in finding the who has disappeared
Disappearance which caused by business troubles
to be frequent in January and February than
in any other months in the Discouraging dsclos
concerning the years business often drive
men into secuson Men who watch the reports of mer
camille rating agencies look for disappearance
the beginning of the year than at any other time.
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Indeed, the imperial argument for
peace is applicable to all lands. Peace
is the most profitable of all interna-
tional policies. In the whole circuit Of
the globe to-day it is impossible to find
two nations between which war
would not be not only Improbable, but
also positively detrimental to both. The
world is to-day so closely occupied and
all It's nations are SO closely related
that the conquest of even one Of the
smallest countries would affect others
and almost inevitably lead to trouble
some complications for the victor The
whole world might well adopt the Ger
man imperial policy of peace, and
again peace" development of commerce
and industries, and constantly widen
ing national culture
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Notwithstanding that it was one of
the most appalling natural catastro-
Plies on record. the earthquake In Kar-
atagh has scarcely stirred the sympa-
thies of the good people of America
Karatagh is in Bokhara, one hundred
miles southeast of Samarkand, sur
rounded by mountaines ten and twelve
thousand feet high. The earthquake
not only destroyed the town. but sew
eral surrounding villages. and resulted
in the loss of twelve thousand lives. So
remote is it from what we call civiiza-
ton that ten days elapsed before any
detailed account of the disaster reach
Ell the outer world. The absence of
any common bond between Bokhara
and America doubtless explains the
lack of interest here, for sympathy
travels along the lines of commerce.
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Ties, which has learned In six monthS
time to read English! For not only by
their genuine affection for the flag Of
their new country, but by the remark
able progress made in many instances
do these children-whom one hesitateS
longer to call 'foreigners"-show their
appreciation Of the greatest gift Of the
republic to all her children, adopted
and native-the gift Of free educa-
ton Especially interesting Is the fact
that DR.. Hale's 1.-The Man Without a
Country" is quite generally used as 4
text book on patriotism in the schools
where the children of the immigrants
flock The story Of wretched Philip
Nolan is a means greatly valued in i'm
pressing upon the consciousness Of the
child that every American owes an al
most incalculable debt to his country
Land Of the pilgrims pride"