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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-15

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II Banowitch & Co, ~ Bellcville av.. 10
p John Harvey. a Beuevile av...... 2
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? Fisehel Brothers. 50 B~ellevllie av. )
Ecker & Sander on. 80 Belleville az II
10 Isaac Schrieber. 65 Belleviile av.. ]
is Victor Zctiln, S. Bcllevliic ay.... 2
IS Paul Brothers. 81 Belleville ave.. Q
2 james j Brown, ~ Belleyille aV,. 2
~ Mortermer Fisher. 81 Beileville nv. 3
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rs Thomas Sansico. 1913 Belleviile av. 1
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-10
noah WOULD
like TO live
MINoTy DISPATCH SAYS r. MAN
AWAITING EXECUTION AT PEN
PREFERS NOT TO DE-

Minot, s. D., Sep. 9. --Robert s.
Noah, the convicted murderer. of Gus
Johnson of Henmare, who showed re-
markable, brutality in the crime, is
now Frustrated at the thought of ap-
preaching death. I'm t. ~ II
Noah would give anything to- save
his neck from the gallows. In the
trial he showed remarkable. nerve
and unconcern. He laughed when
the bloody garments of Johnson were
exhibited in court but the lang hours
of confinement and the conten1plati on
of his death on the gallows has un-
nerved him and he is Frustrated at
the thought of death.
Judge hurry had a talk with Noah
on a recent visit at the penitentiary,
and Noah told the Judge that he did
not want to die.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-10

ditch. All the gearistic spindledigs
were thrown out of plumb, and the.
mitrodinamitwkick of the mixemupa-s
lot was scattered over several adj
ditions to our new TOWNSHIP. ..,
When the concentrated kicker
switch broke, it drove the buzzer-.
crack of the blisterfluke through the.
generatum de borealus and stopped
the time tables. ~ &.,
They found the chugabustalung un-
der the nox vomica of the ,flewupper-;
jack and about ten feet from the devil
ibrokeaspoke. The hyrroletusterar-
emup went over the International
boundary and is there yet. n They
picked up the joltumupsum and the
sparkerplugemafew and buried the
remains with proper ceremony, while
the owner remarked that the ding
fizzled equipagelum: de luxtcorkus
kostalot. (The foregoing Is not a
physicians prescription, but merely
brief account of an automobile
wreck, If you want ito know.)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-10
Quaint Fiiian Plant.

There is nothing under the sun
quite so quaint. so weird and witch
like as the pandanus prairies of Fiji.
The pandanus. or screw plant, as 1t
is called. is most grotesque speci-
men Of the vegetable kingdom even
at the best apd in the early stages
of its growth. In its very young days
it is of an extraordinary screwlike
shape and ]ooks as though some I'm.
kind hand had taken hold of it's long,
swordlike leaves and twisted, them
round and round. Later on it straight
ems out a bit and from IL grow num-
I Der of tall wooden stills. Its foliage
is simple, a number Of dropping, rag.
ged tufts for all the world like mops,
and very mournful looking. Among
these mops hangs the fruit. in shape
like pineapple. made I'D of hard red
and yellow kernels. woody and fibrous,
and quite UNBEATABLE from European's
point Of view.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-10
MINERS AND TUBERCULOSIS.
Number of Cases Among Coal Miners
st." ~. g. Below the Averane g&

Number of Cases Among Coal Miners
Below the Average. n
A mining journal published at Scran-
ton has beer; calling attention to the
curious fact that in coal mining COM
munities there is a marked deficiency
in the mortality from tuberculosis as
compared with that of other localities.
This is a phenomenon that has also
been observed in Great Britain and
attention has been drawn to it by B.
H. Thwaite *+@ s''
According to Mr.. Thwaite the effects
noted may be due to the physiological
effects of carbon monoxide, for he
finds that men engaged about blast
furnaces and gas producers are peculi-
arly free from tuberculous trouble.
1t is suggested in Mines and Mine
rails that the presence of carbon dust
in the lungs may be cause Of pro-
duction Of co, and that this will serve
to explain the immunity of miners
from the disease.
The tubercle bacillus is creature
of extreme tenacity of life. 1t is en-
cased in waxy integument and is
proof against even nitric acid, but
gases are SO penetrating in their
powers Of diffusion that 1t can we'll
be considered that carbonic oxide
might reach the tissues Of creature
in subtle manner, for the gas cannot
be perceived.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-10
LANGUAGE
By J. S. Knauss

Some pusillanimous specimen of
humanity who never went to school
more than twenty-five years in his
life has been kicking about our arti-
Gle in the Tribune and claiming that
the terms we used were simple and
childish and that we had no culture
and were not even raised in Bos-
ton. aa
We deny the allegations and defy
the alligator. II there are any SUBJ
scribers who want an article on He
brew, Greek, Chinese or the, native
Sioux language we will agree to fur
nish it, provided, the Tribune has the
necessary type to set it up. We ap-
pend the following scientific proseo-
logy simply to show what we can do
Il we want to. %gs
N The flexicogograph of, the Jim
twister blew the areobuster out of
the carbonfluter and threw the hexe-
fortemus into the middle of the doxo-
logy. The gasolinious appreciated
from the non7ignitibili and threat
ened to fixacuss who wore a prophy-
Tactic wig. The busteraetor of the
noximeter broke a thingcumbob and
hurled the semiwhatafluke across the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-10
Not the Chair.

He was collector for an install.
ment house, new at the business, and
sensitive about performing an unpleas.
ant duty. He was particularly embar.
rassed because the lady upon, whom
he had called to perform this unp1eas.
ant duty was so exceedingly polite.
Still, the van was at the door, the lady
was in arrears in her payments, and
he remembered his duty.
Good morning" said the lady. FITS
beautiful day, isn't it?' ..y
Beautiful" he agreed.
won't you take chair?"' she said
Emo, thank you, not this morn
ing" he stammered. 1--WE come to
take the piano!' Il.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-10
Corner In stopwatches.

There's tricks in every old game"
tritely remarked John G. Fisher, coun-
ty commissioner and horseman.s the
other day. %,~ j
Down at Rockport track they used
to have great system for preventing
a fast horse from getting low mark
too early In its careers. Whenever a
heat Is about to be raced and it is de-
sired to let horse step fast mile
without giving him a correspondingly
fast mark, the ones on the inside set
to work to get a corner on all the stop
watches about the track. Those stable
boys know every man that owns a
stopwatch, just the same as they
know every man who owns q rapid
horse. The boys are sent to the own.
ers of watches to borrow them one
by one.
Then after the heat is over there's
nobody to dispute the time. Those on
the inside merely give the time as
about ten seconds or SO sewer than
1t really was, and that's tie end Of it
But they're always particular to have
an absolute corner on the watches
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-10
AT SH HI: !: } 4 "a

Sheepshead Bay, Sept. 9-The feat.
ures of the racing at Sheepshead
Bay today were the victories of
horses belonging to H. P. whitney.
Out Of four starters from the stable
they won three races and ran last
in the other. Petticoat won the Bell
Bell stakes in a drive by a length.
Fashion Plate easily won the Wal
dorf stakes, six furlongs, in the slow
time of 1918 2-5.s IL. S, s..s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-10
Not cowards. the Persians.

Every traveller. from Morier on
wards. has descanted on the physical
coWardice of the Persians. But there
are mysteries about the valor Of
Asiatics which no European historian
has yet set himself to solve. It was
currently said in the early eighties
among the Englishmen that the Egyp-
tians are towards: yet Under Mehem-
ct Ali they defeated Turkish armies
and Wahabi fanatics. and would GER
tainly have overthrown the Turkish
Empire If Europe had not intedvened.
There are similar passages in Persian
history. E
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-10
Out of the Mouths Of

Eminent Advocate-"Well, my little
man, what are you going to be when
you grow up?''
Little Man-"Father thinks I should
become q lawyer"
u Eminent Advocate (highly fatter-
ed)-"Why does he think that? Is It
because you are so clever?"
( Little Man-"Oh. no. It's because
ask SO many silly questions"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-10
The Diamond Beyond Imitation.

( There may be "slumn" in the
market due to increasing economy of
the age in which we live. but dia-
mond must always remain diamond.
the hardest most brilliant and most
valuable of the family Of precious
stones. transparent crystal of pure
carbon. and a product Of nature. defy
ing the manufacturer to equal its pur-
ity and value, ,-. ....
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-10

The representatives Of the eleva-
tor companies at Ruso are SO anxious
to have their share of the 7. grain
brought to that town that it is said
they are all paying three cents over
list. = .,- Isl -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-10
NOODLE CONTEST.

Don't fail to see it this evening at
the Harvest Festival at st. Mary's
school grounds.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-10
], Gasoline and Dust.

II had to sell my auto, but ! haven't
missed 1t yet"
Flows that r?
aYou can get most OF the sensations
By cleaning rugs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-10

Automobile robes are sold by VOL
bert Hardware Co at very reasonable
prices. They have a splendid assort-
ment. Call and get your choice.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-12-18
Don't Be Hopeless

about yourself when you're cripple
with rheumatism or stiff joints
course you've tried lots of things q
they failed Try Ballard S Snow Lii
ment-it will drive away all ache,
pains and stiffness and leave you
well as you ever were. For sale by Nal
ling Drug Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-12-18


e, Their descendants take the view
o. that the lake is as much public proper
W ty as the Mississippi River. | doubt,
lie after talking with some of them, if any
r number of legal decisions will eveq
10 remove that view; the tradi
NY and deeply rooted that
Blongs to the people" as they
in spite of the fact that the
(which it covers was actually and
owned by private parties before
9 any lake was there.
? The country settled up; pioneer care
y lessness with regard to titles began to
n disappear as land and timber became
3; more valuable, but the people in the vi
;, entity of the lake were little touched by
e the changes; they remained backwoods-
men in their mode of life and mental
IS habits; most of them are SO to-day, re-
}. tanning all the picturesque faults and
d virtues of pioneer people. In spite of
o the original grants covering what's now
If the lake bottom, and made before there
IS was any lake there, it is easy to see how
:. this careless backwoods character should
It conceive the idea that the lake could
y never be owned by private party or a
e corporation, since the people who used
d it were undisturbed in their use for de-
e cades; and such an idea taking root in
/ such soil wakes very strong, and is sure
g to be passionately defended. And, in
o deed, it was not until comparatively re-
: cent times that any very serious pre-
f. tensions to exclusive ownership and con-
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-12-18

handle the Holidays.
BY e the
market and II PRICES ~ SUIT
Fancy Speciality
%Our They excellent
~Flpest Lines of PIPES brought to
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-12-18

Etom OF the lake belonged by
DO anyone else, they never gave
question of its ownership a second
lught. AS time went on pd the
ers and their children remained I'M
|ested in their hunting and fishing
1pations, the idea never occurred to
fem that anyone would ever claim ex-
Asive ownership of the lake itself
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-07
.SzaCh skazany ma $n1ierG.
Niency domagajq sic kOIOnizacy WCzechsch
MORSKA DEMONSTRACYA.
Me pozwoEa wyladOwaG eksprezydentOWi Wenezueh'
-ROkOsz WOisku tureCkiem. - Rome.

sic wtedy wzgledom ludzkoScl.
JeSli jednaik prezydent przybe-
die do Bordeaux w 'stanie zdro-
via ME budzqcym obaw zy-
Gle, zostanie zmuszony przez
rad francuski do z}ozenia jake
goS zadosycuczynienia, "a wy
gnanie Wenezueli pos}a francu-
skiego NJ. Taigny w roku 1906.
Pozwolenie wyladpwanta "a
lczec bedzie w takim razie od
depeszy wysfanej oficyalnie do
rz2du francuskiego, przeprosze-
MEM oraz Cd telegraficznych po-
leceh do Caracas, by zadania
francuskie ma kt6re Castro mai
mniejszej ME zwraca} uwagi, 20
staly natychmiast zaspokojone.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-07
ZATARG CZESKO NIEMIE-
CKI.

Praga, 7 grudnia. - Wiec STU
dent6w niemicckich odbyf sic Z
wielkim hatasem wrzawq.
Otworzyi 60 dziekan Mayer W
zastepstwie rektora DR.. Jaksha,
kt6ry ME m6g} przyby6, move O.
brazajacq w najwyzszy sposob
wszvstkie uczucia narodowe Cze-
chow.
Prorektor Sauer, wyrazaf sic
jeszcze gwa1towniej. zqdaf nowej
kolonizacyi w Czechach i ubole-
wal, ze profcsorowie pahstwa
niemieckiego odmowili swego
wsp6fudziafu w uroczystoSci,
wychwaIajQc natomiast studen-
tow, kt6rzy licznie stawili sic W
obronie zagrozonej plac6wki ME
mieckiej.
Wieden, 7 grudnia. - Stosun-
XII miedzy Niemcami a Czechami
zaostrzaja sic kazdym dniem.
Wczorai tlum niemieoki zniewa-
zy} wyrzucif pierwszorzednej
restauracyi przyw6dce Czech6w,
Klofaca, kt6ry wystepowaf prze-
ciwko Nicmcom w Pradze.
Praga, 7 grudnia. - Panuje tn
Cd dw6ch dni spokoj.
Stronnictwo .socyalistyczne
zazQdaio Cd wfadz miejskiCh for
malnego zapewnienia, re posta-
raja sic O zniesienie stanu wojen-
nego przed Swietami.
Berlin, 7 grudnia. - Walk
rasowe W Pradze wywo}a}y tn
wic1kie wzburzenie. Zaniechano
Jcdnak prOJektoWanep 1nterpe-
lacyi W pa a m e n .
Gle, wypadki te jednak bedq tam
omawiane Z powodu czterech stu
dcnt6w, poddanych niemieckich,
kt6rzy odnieSli W zanieszkach,
uszkodzenia.
Odbyf sic r6wniez wiec prote-
stacyjny niemiecki, ma ktorym
przcmawia1O kiIku rektor6w uni
wersytet6w nicmieckich. "Zwiq-
eek ochrony Niemc6w ma obczyz-
nice, wydaf odezwe DO iowa
rzystw, by wspierali zagrozo-
nych rodak6w ma ziemi czeskiej.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-07
REWOLUCYONIsCI ZAJFLl
STOLICE.

Port AL Prince, 7 grudnia. =
w stolicy republican, Haiti pa
nuje spok6j. Z miast zewnetrz
nych jednak donosza o powaz-
nych zaburzeniach.
w sobote do Port All Prince
wszedf jenerai Simon ma czele
wojska zlozonego 1900 ludzi /
wydal proklamacye w kt6rej OBJ
woluje siebie zarzadca republiki
i obwieszcza, re sformuje Rad
tymczasowy, zatwierdzenie kto-
rego bedzie poddane pod wyrok
parlamentu. .
Wczoraj przybyi tutaj jeneral
Fouchard i 80 innych wygnah-
cow, kt6rym Nord Alexis W swo-
i'm czasie kazaf opuscic Haiti.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-07
ME POZWOLA WYLADO-
WAC EKS PREZYDENTOWI
VENEZUELA

Paryz, 7 grudnia - Gdy pre-
zydent Wenezueli Castro przy-
bedzie do Bordeaux, wladze
francuskic ME pozwola mu wy
1qdowaG o lie ME przeprosi Fran
cyl "a swe bezwzgledne W obec
niej postepowanie.
To postanowienie zapadfo ma
ostatniem posiedzeniu gabinetu,
ME og1oszono go jednak poprze-
dnio. dla dw6ch przyczyn.
M1Gnowidie pd1ejrzywlfI
ze Castro wylqduje w Santander,
porcie hiszpahskim, po drugie,
stan zdrowia prezydenta Wene-
zueli m6gl wymagac bezwlocz-
nego przewiezienia do szPitala
decyzya podobna sprzeciwialaby
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-07
KOSZTY WYPRAWY DO
AFRYKT.
Washington, D. c., Z grudni

washington, u. =, 7 gruonla.
- Theodore Roosevelt, jako g}o-
wa instytutu Smithsonian"
Charles D. Walcott, sekretarz,
uchwalili, azeby koszty polowa-
MIA prezydenta W Afryce poni6si
instytut, pozostajqcy pod kontro-
Ia rzadu federalnego.
John Dalzell, jeden czionk6w
rady wykonawczej tego instytu-
tn, oSwiadczy}, re ami prezydent
ami sekretarz instytucyi ME majq
prawa uchwalac czegoS podobne,
60.
Koszty wyprawy do Afryki O.
bliczajq ma $4,000. Prawdopodo-
bnie wydatki te sic zmniejszq,
poniewaz Roosevelt skorzysta z
zaofiarowanego mu przez kolej W
Ugandzie wolnego przejazdu.
Walcott, sekretarz instytutu,
oSwiadczyl, re dawno zarzad mu-
zeum planowal wyprawe do A
fryki W celu zdobycia nowych O.
kaz6w. Welding wszelkiego pra-
wdopodobiehstwa wyprawa ia
wyruszy razem Z Rooseveltem.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-07
NIEWINNIE POSADZENI.
Washington, D. c., 7 grudnia.

Washington, D. c., 7 grudnia.
- Prezydent Roosevelt oglosil
publicznie, re w niekt6rych pi-
smach artykuly oswiadczajqce, ze
szwagier Roosevelta, Douglas
Robinson, jak r6wniez brat przy-
rodni Tafta, Charles, uma-
cali palce przy zakupnie prawa
budowy kanaiu panamskiego "a
sumo $4o.ooo.ooo, So wierutnem
klamstWem.
Artykufy, kt6re wywo1aiy
gniew IL prezydenta, ogiosily pl-
sma New York Sun" India
napolis Sun.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-07
ROKOSZ w WOJSKU TU-
RECKIEM.

Konstantynopol, 6 grudnia =
Minister wojny otrzyma} depesze
I Salonik, re w konsystujacem
tam wojsku wybuchnaf rokosz.
IPodburzeni przez reakcyoni-
stow powofani niedawno rezer-
wi$ci bronia w reku okrazyi
pewien teatr, w .kt6rym znajdo-
waIo sic wielu oficer6w, kazali
go wszystkim zebranym opuScic /
zburzyh teatr. z
Komendant wojskowy miasta
ma czele wojsk regularnych okra-
zyl nazajutrz koszary, w ktorych
zamkneli sic rokoszanie.
Gdy wojsko zblizy}o sic ma od-
legioSc strzalu okien koszar
pablo kilkadziesiqt kul, zabijajac
dw6ch oficer6w 7 szeregow-
cow.
w kohcu wojsko regularne
zwyciezy}o. Wszyscy bioracy u
dziaf w rokoszu stawieni beda
pred sad Wojenny. Grozi i'm ka-
ra Smierci.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-07
BOHATERSKI Gym DZIEW-
CZYNKI.

Pittsburg, Pa, 7 grudnia. -
Dwunastoletnia dzieWczynka, ma
zwiskiem Alberta Beers, wczoraj
DO poludniu utracila zycie w O.
bronze swojej przyjaci01ki. Obie-
dwie dziewczynki wybrafy sic IA
spacer po torach kolejowych. Ma
znacznym skrecie zauwazyly tuz
nadbiegajacy pociag. Towarzy-
Ska Alberty staneia jak wryta,
ME mogqc przestrachu ruszyc
ami w jedne, ami W druga strone.
Alberta, kt6ra sta}a juz w bezpie-
cznem miejscu, widzac po}ozenie
przyjaci6iki, przybiegla ku niej
sciqgneia ia toru, lecz sama W
czas ME zdolala uciec, znajdu-
jQc natychmiastowq smierc pod
kolami pociagu. Bohaterski ten
czyn dziewczynki widziaio kilka-
set os0b.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-07
zE STOL|CY KRAJU.
oTWARCIE KoNCOWEJ Sc
SYI KONGRESU.
Niewinnie posadzeni branie Ia
powek. - Koszty wyprawy do
Afryki. - Mr6z. - Sn1ierc w
nurtach rzeki.
Washington, D. c., Z grudnia

washing lOlI, ~. N'' 8
- DIS O godz. II w poiudnle
rozpoczyna sic kohcowa sesya
szeScdziesiqtego kongresu. Vice
prezydent Fairbanks powola do
porzadku Senat i przeczyta naz-
wiska czlonkow. Nastepnie po od-
mowieniu przez kapelana modli-
twy wszyscy obecni powstanq ma
czeSc zmar1ego senatora Allisona
Z Iowa, poczem w miejsce jego
zostanie zaprzysiezony senator
Carol S. Page.
Po zalatwieniu kilku formalno-
sci nastapi odroczenie.
w Izbie Representative row.
noczeSnie zostanie otWarta sesya
w spos6b podobny jak w Sena-
Gle.
Koncowa sesya kongresu szeSc-
dziesiatego ME bedzie zajmowa}a
sic rewizya taryfy celnej. Sprawa
IA bedzie rozpatrywana ma spe-
cyalnem posiedzeniu w marcu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-07
PRZYPADKOWO SIZE "a
STRZELIK.

Springfield, Mo-, 7 grudria. -
DR.. Charles Z. Brown, zbudzony
halasem W piwnicy, przekonany
by}, re zakradli sic tam bandyci.
Chwyciwszy wiec "a revolver,
udaf sic ma dol. Ma progu piwni-
cy popad1 W take zdenerwowa-
ME, re revolver upusci} ma zie-
mic. Broh wypali}a, zabijajqc' le-
karza ma miejsCu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-07
Washington, D. c., 7 grudnia

w rzece Potomac znalezli
Smierc Joseph H. Painter, LEGACY
lat 30, botanik w narodowem mu-
zeum, i Robert Wallace, szesna-
stoletni chlopiec. Obydwaj wy
brali sic w malej }odzi ma polow
ryb. k6dka sic przewroci}a tax,
ze obaj wpadli do woody zim-
nej jak l6d. MIN i'm pospieszono
ma ratunek, juz byli bez iycia.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-07
OPINIA OGoLU.

Opinia ia wyrazi}a sic nieJed-
nokrotnie w zebraniach narodo-
wych, w uformowaniu SIG spe-
cyalnego komitetu ligi obrony
zbieg6w politycznych i W licz-
nych rezolucyach obywateli Sta
now Zjednoczonych, wolajqcych
sprawiedliwoSc, poszanowa-
ME przekonah walk o prawo
cziowieka.
Jedynie ia opinia spo}eczeh-
silva amerykahskiego zawazyc
moze ma szali sprawiedliwosci i
spowodowac, re sadownictwo
Stan6w Zjednoczonych ME popel-
nj tel krzyczacej krzywdy i ME
zr6wna bojownika "a wolnoSc ze
zwyklym wyrzutkiem spoleczeh-
stWa.
Rudowiczowi zarzucaja, re IL
czestniczyl W sadzie, skazujacym
szpiegow moskiewskich ma
Smierc.
ByI to sad partyjny - partyi
rewolucyjnej W chwili, gdy Gale
cesarstwo rosyjskie gorza}o o.
gniem powstania, walk o VOL
nose, walki dazacej do zrzucenia
siebie knuta ciemiezcow polno-
cy.
Nam Polakom, a zreszta i ca
1emu swiatu, wiadomo, re w cia-
gu ostatnich pieciu lat W Rosy
panuje rewolucya. Rad rosyjski
przeczy temu, nazywajac to ru-
chem bandyckim ! tego samego
przekonania jest komisyoner
Foote. Zaznaczamy te kwestye z
tego powodu, poniewaz ona tc
giownie przyczynita sic do wy
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-07
ZATONIEGlE PAROWGA.
"a LUDZI zG1NFLO.
Obrazeni uniSci. = Przypadkowo
zaszczelony. : Przebrany w su
knie kobiece.- Kongres "Czer-
wonego Krzyza'. - z zeglugi
napowietrznej. - Oar cesarsh.
Duluth, Mimi, 7 grudnia. =

Duluth, MINI, 7 grudnia. -
A. B. Malvin, wlasciciel parowca
IN. M. Clemson, oSwiadczyl, re
wedlug wszelkiego prawdopodo-
biehstwa statek wraz Z zaiog2
podczas bury poszed} ma dino.
Parowiec, kt6ry Z podr6zy po Je-
ziorze Superior mia} tn przybyt
przed tygodniem, dotychczas SIG
ME zjawii. Znajdowal sic ma MIN
znaczny zapas wegla za}oga ska
dala sic "a ludzi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-07
OBRAzENT UNISCI.
Binghampton, N. Y, 7 grudni;

Binghampton, N. Y, 7 grudnla'
- Patrick H. Grace, skarbnik IL
nil "Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen'', utracH te godnoSc I
powodu, re napisai list do prezy-
denta Roosevelta Z zapytaniem,
jake zajmuje Taft stanowisko
wobec czasopisma wydawanego
przez unie. w liscie Grace uzyl
wyrazenia "my', CO rozgniewalo
czionk0w uni.