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stopping means that those who have
been wildcattlng and gotten their
fields started, will have 10 be sold to
the trust concerns which sold them
their equipment on time payments,
The stepping OF the taking Of the oil
and the further tax accomplishes
whnt the trust could never do unaided
give Il the wide production control Il
has never been able to get from the
producers OF the state.
Il know what che sentimnt Is aud
the fact that most men are considered
millionalres once they commence TO
sell oil; but Is II fair for those who
know so little OF our oil business 10
try and remedy evils older statesmen
equally wise md earnest failed TO
master in half century. and the ex-
else tax is older than this govern.
ment? AS producers of great wealth
which Is distributed throughout the
state the oil mon ask only TO be put
on the same footing as other business
men Of the state. Is that asking too
muchg
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Thursdays Program
Thursday will be devoted to depart.
mental work and the merging of the
Oklahoma and Indian Territory de
pArtments Of the q. A. r., the Ladies'
Of the G.. A. r. and the Woman's Re
liei corps.
Mrs. W. +. Herod, Of this city Is
the president of the Oklahoma organ
izalon of the Ladies' of the G. a. r.
For Thursday evening the enter
'ainment committee Is TO have some
thing unique and out Of the ordinary
by having a sort OF carnival and glor-
ification en- the streets which will be
known as ''Uncle Sam" Uncle
SAM Aunt Sam and oil their
family will be on reviewing stand
with the guests of honor and the pro.
grom will be open for all to take part
In.
Every Grand Army organization,
civic society. every school and every
citizen of Oklahoma is requested TO
take part in this great street display
Of patriotism.
A beautiful flag with forty-six stars
will be presented to the person, organ
ization. company or squad OF men,
women DD9a ol blltA thaA tA''NHNN
the most attractive object lesson In
patriotism
Brass bands viii be on every corner
bonfires burning, speakers stands for
those who want 10 speak, confetti Tor
young aud old and but one law-keep
your temper The celebration for I'm
Gle Sans night viii be a celebration
IN theory and IN fact, and will be held
entirely out OF doors on the streets
and has been especially arranged SO
that every one can have one glad. gl9ri
Gus hurrah night that viii make the
old young and the young never get
lold. Those who wish 10 speaf may
get mp ON one Of the stands under q
bonfire, those who wish to listen may
do so. those who do not may pass on
/ or tell the speaker 10 come down and
have his cars tickled with a feather
! or confetti thrown In his face or Just
anything happen 10 him that is good
natured and not ungontlemanly
Department Organized by EN-oov.
! Barnes.
The department OF Oklahoma, Grand
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Most women realize that beauty Is
largely matter OF a beautiful COM
plexion Il is nov known that any
woman may easily and quickly gain a
perfect complexion By a few minutes
massase each day with NadinOla
Cream. This delightful cream, scien'
tlneally compounded from the purest
medicinal ingredients, never fails 10
Danish freckles and an facial discOiOr'
ations Il rlds the pores and tissues
of an Impurities. smOoths away all
wrinkles and imparis 10 the skin that
much desired yelyety sOllneas aud ex'
Qnisiie clearness. leaving Il IN State
OF childlike freshness and beauty. As
q beautllying agent Nadmola Cream,
where best known. Is regarded ne
cessify Each package contains a
Winding guarantee and full directlnnE
which tell just how any woman may
have perfect complexion, Sold az
an hleh.class drug stores, SO cents
aud Sl.O0
4. l4fI.tNII fnf.4I rfTI (II nu..In IT......
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Army OF The Republic, was organized
1890. with Governor G. NJ Barnes,
he present mayor Of Guthrie as de-
jartment commander Other command.
irs of the department were 7. II. So
ward. J. r. Cummins, II. G.. Trooper
". II. Cater. G. X. Young. G. D. Mum
er, L. w, Rush, M. +. Neck, ]. y.
iurns, Wesley Taylor. G, =. Green, S.
[. strahan. r. S. Goodrich. G. NJ Parks
nd r. A. Becker. with the present
ommander Wm. II Hornaday.
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'educe their fuel expense. their force
o handle same, and bring about con
litlons Tor work. as Is now done In
many localities
The excise tax. OF course Is unfair
md makes men who are taxed on the
lease. on the property they have on
he lease, and again by royalty TO the
landowner who is also taxed. pay over
again aud again.
Present proposed tax with present
price Of oil would stop almost every
small producer IN the state, and the
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pERsoNAI

II any person suspects that their
kidneys are deranged they should take
Foley's Kidney Remedy at once and
not risk having Brights disease or
diabetes Delay gives the disease a
stronger fooihold and you should not
delay taking Foley's Kidney Remedy.
For sale by c. r. Renfro.
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TO THE NEWS :
'FsHsnsHsnsas19assz sszsHsz.sEa :

: Judge A. II. Huston is erecting a
modern two-story residence at 81
East Harrison avenue.
J. N. Fife Is erecting new resi-
dence on East MansW ayenue.
Two new residences are being erect
ed on East Oklahoma aYenue
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thompson are
now located in their uvW residence
on East Noble avenue.
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Kodol completely digests all classes
of food. 1t viii get right at the trouble
and do the very work itself for the
stomach. II is pleasant to take. Sold
by c. r, Renfro.
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BRICK READY FoR pELIvERy

w a Cooper and II. A. Bones have
acquired control of the Guthrie Brick
a Tile Company plant, mile east OF
the city limits. and wish TO announce
that they now have kiln of a number
one dry pressed brick ready Tor de-
livery. Anyone needing brick can cal
them up by phone So X" line
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WI. wEIDENBACH
BROKER IN

Grain, Provisions Stocks and Cotton.
correspondents: Morehead &
Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Your business solicited. All orders
must be accompanied with Eastern
Exchange.
w. J. WEIDElcBACH,
209 North MarkAt street,
Wichita, Kan,
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Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
does not eonstipate, but on the other
hand its laxative principles gently
move the bowe.s Children like Il.
Sold by c. Il. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-18

Vernon Begg. NJ. l.. Williams and T.
G. Carver are among the Muskogee
people in the city today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-18

Mr.. John Riha. of Vining Ia. SAYS;
have been selling DeWiit's kidney
nd Bladder Pills for about a year and
hey give better satisfaction than any
1ill / ever sold" Sold by G. H. Rem
fro
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1t Is a pity to see a person neglect
Indications OF kidney or bladder trou-
Bile that may result in Bright's disease
when Foley's Kidney Remedy will cor
rect Irregularities and strengthen
these organs Take Foloys Kidney
Remedy at the first sign of danger.
For sale by c. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-18

Jailer Pearson is decorating the city
hall building this afternoon to welcome
the G A. r. veterans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-18

Electric signs and red. white and
blue banners are being strung across
the streets today for the g. A m en-
canipmenL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-18

Robert Landers is in the city from
Lawton to attend the G. A. R. meet
ing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-18

John o. Mitchell, former mayor of
Tulsa, is in the city today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-18

Barpum McFanu und w. r. McDan-
iels. OF Sapulpa, are in the city,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-18

Judge w. L. Eaggleton. of Pawnee
YVES in the city over Sunday
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Notice

All parties knowing themselves to
be indebted to the G. NJ. Johnston
Groceiy will please settle their &C
counts with 7. F. McKennon. st
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j. A Millard, Of Goodnight, was in
the city over Sunday
Judge w. L. Eaggleton. of Pawnee,
fwes in the city over Sunday
Hon. Henry N. Furman, OF Ada, was
in the city over Sunday comforting
with relatives.
NJ d. McAlester IS here from Nc
Alsster today.
Robert Galbraith, the millionaire oil
operator of the Glenn Pool district, Is
here today from Tulsa on matters be-
fore the lssislstire
F. r. Jones is here from Muskogee.
Ex-county Attorney s. NJ Cunning
ham, of Comanehe county, here from
Lawton today
Prt f E. Balcomb is here from
Weatherford.
A. G. Crutcnmer department com
mander Of the Indian Territory G A.
r, arrived over the Katy from
Okmulgee and is a guest al the Royal
Charles Brill arrived today from In
dependence Kansas. TO take charge OF
the Leader press room Mr. Brill for
merly held the same position, resign
ing 70 so TO Independence a few weeks
ago.
Editor Smith Is here from Chandler
today
W B. Anthony. Of NARROW is in the
city
Representative G. A. Sksepe return
ed tins morning from Snnday vlgl
IN Wapanucka.
VIM stryker. editor Of the Tulss
Democrat is In the city today
G o. Reed IS bere from Olnste,
viewing the Legislative proceedings.
Charles Bellamy Of Layton Is the
guest Of bis brother lieuienant-Goy
ernor Bellanly, al the Hotel lone.
Department Commander W II Horn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-18

Hon Henry NJ Furman, OF Ada, was
in the city over Sunday comforting
with relatives.
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aday of the Oklahoma G A. r. is the
guest OF Col and Mrs. T. S. Seward
during the encampment. He arrived
yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-18

NJ D. McAlester is here from Nc
Alsster today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-18

J A. Millard, Of Goodnight, was in
the city over Sunday
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4 PERSONAL
4 AND
& LOCAL

Jason S. Eaton. formerly Of Guth-
rie, and now of Oklahoma City, was
in the city over Sunday visiting
friends.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-18

Robert Galbraith, the millionaire oil
operator of the Glenn Pool district, Is
here today from Tulsa on matters be-
fore the lsgislature
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-18

Miss Teaoe, stenographer in the at
torney generals office, spent Sunday
in Enid with relatives
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Mrs. A. II. Geisler gave a luncheon
ard whist party this afternoon at the
Country club. in Oklahoma City In
honor Of Mrs. c. NJ. sarchet. Of this
city
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iuceuay.
West Side w. C. 4. L. meets at See.
ond Baptist church
Ladies Aid society Of Baptist church
meets in afternoon In church pariors.
Shakespeare club meets in after.
noon.
Opening exercises of G. A. r, en-
cameEsent at the Brooks in evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-18

Benjamin" Toumg Nam'o Suit
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Mr.. and Mrs. McGrady have re-
turned to their home In Independence.
Ia, after a months visit with Mes
danes w. II. Coyle and J. T. Brick
ner
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Wednesday
Mrs. Fred Hunt entertains Frida.
Afternoon Euchre club.
Ladies of G. A, X. give reception
az Hotel lone TO National Commando
General G. j Burton. Of the G. A. r.
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Mrs. Mary Hillhouse aud Mrs G. w.
Farr. OF Bartelseville, arrived today to
attend the meeting OF the Women's
Relief corps here this week.
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The Ladies' chorus will meet this
evening promptly at 1890 at Miss Caro-
lyn Williams studio, for the purpose
Of continuing the work Of perfecting
the chorus The mcmbers are urged
to be on hand promptly.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-13

dynamitem rozsadzili kase "a
brali $4,000. Wybuch zwrocil u
wage policyi i kilkunastu obywa-
tell, ktorzy scigali uciekajacych
zbrodniarzy. Wczoraj podobno O.
toczono ich w leslie lada chwili
wszyscy zostana ujeci. Guberna-
tor Folk wyznaczyi $500 nagro-
dy "a kazdego z Mich. Rabusie So
bardzo dobrze uzbrojeni.
Santa Monica, CAL, 13 lutego.
- Wczoraj mad zatoka Santa
Monica zauwazono siedmiu ia
pohczykow, ktorzy sporzadzali
plany calej okolicy zwlaszcza
dokiadnie rysowali wybrzeze
morskie. w miejscu tenn ma sta
nae flota Evansa w drodze do
San Francisco. Szpiegow spo-
strzegli daleka zolnierze for
tn polozonego 1S5 stop mad po-
wierzchnia nora i dali do Mich
kilka strzaiow armaty maiego
kalibru.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-13
Rome notatki te|egIaticzns.

w todzl pod Warszawa cztery
najwieksze przedzalnie zwiazaly sic W
syudykat o akcyjnym kapitale Is mi.
lion6w dol.
w Insbruku (poiud. Tyrol Au-
strya) zapad wyrok W .procesie 4S
W4ochow tyrolskich, kt6rzy swego
czasu napadli ma niemieckich turyst6w
ich poturbowali. Wbrew ocze-
kiwaniu wszechniemieckiego og6au wy
rok wypadi fagodnie, bo 35 zostaio u
wolnionych, a tylko ukarano aresz-
tenn cd 1 dnia do 4 tygodni.
Prezes francuskiego ToWarzy-
stwa dobroczynnsgo Chicago, ma.
zwiskiem Zenophile P. Broisseau uzy-
skal cd rzadu francuskiego W dow6d
uznania zasiug odznake legN honoro-
wei
Siawny artysta dramatyezny W
Paryz,l, Coquelin dostaI - pomiesEa,
mia zmysl6w, wskutek czego musiaa bye
zabranym do zakiadu dla oblakanych-
Zdaje sic mu, re jest Napoleonem 1.
- Ze stolicy Finlandyi, Helsfng-
forsu doglosza, &e zostal tam wczoraj
otwarty sejm przez gubernatora Ger
hard'a, k6ry odczytai move powital-
ma, nades}ana Cd cara do seimu
- Zarzad kolei Pennsylvania dono-
81, re ma jej liniach stoi 1900 PROF.
nych wagonow.
- w Pittsburgh zorganizowall sic
robotnicy bez zajecia. Policya przygo-
towuje sic do starcia.
- Ma ID lat wiezienia skazano
szefa policyi Jerzego Adams z Ben
ton, ILL.,, kt6ry zabi} Jana Malone.
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Kronika Chicagoska
HA GOSPODARKA.

DR.. Frank Billings, prezes sta
novel komlisyi dobroczynnosci,
wczoraj przedpo1udniem stawa}
jake swiadek wobec sledczej ko-
misyi legislatury, by z}oayc zezna-
MIA tyczace sic stosunk6w pahujs-
cych W kwietniu 1908 roku W
schronisku dla idyot6w W Lincoln,
III. Zwiedzi} on ten zak}ad drem
Hirschem, czlonkiem komisyi i
Gravesem, jej sekretarzem. Zna-
laz} tam jak najgorsze urzadzenia,
niechlujnose, brak opieki nalezy-
tel dla pacyent6w, brak wszelkich
sanitarnych urzqdzen, a przepe}-
nienie tax wielkie, ze by}o tam
1907 pacyent6w, tylko 1900 10
EEK. Zazadzca by} pod6wczas dr..
G. B. Taylor, kt6ry nawet ME
chcial pokaza6 wszystkiego.
Obecnie zarzadzca jest DR..
Hardt + istosunki moze sic nieco
polepszyly, ale ma kazdy spos6b
niewiele, tembardziej, re dr.. Hardt
ma wprawdzie doswiadczenie w
obchodzeniu sic z ob}akanymi, ale
ME W specyalnem obchodzeniu sic
z idyotami. Jedyny fachowiec W
tym kierllnku, dr.. Smith, kierow-
mix prywatnego takiego zakfadu,
ME przyja} ofiarowanego mu przez
Cub. Deenena urzedu. DR.. Billings
sadzi, ae gdyby nawet Legislatures
wyznaczyla fundusze potmebne,
co rzecza jest watpliwa, to potrwa-
loby lata Gale, MIN zak}ad ten mo
znaby postawic ma stopie odpowia-
dajacej nowoczesnym wymogom.
$500 NAGRODY.
PAM G. D. Velie 2 Moline, cd
wiedzajac swoja matke, panic s.
II. Velie, W haselu Auditorium
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PRZEGLAD
pOLITYEl MIEDzYNARODOWEl'
Chicago, II lutego.

Nowy ban Chorwacyi Cd ME
dlugiego ledwie czasu urzeduja-
-cy, sprawia ciagle niespodzianki.
Niespodzianka byia sama nomi-
nacya jego. Poprzednik jego,znie-
nawidzony Rakodczay, mial takie
slime plecy W rzadzie madziar-
skim, TAX bezwzglednie gioszono,
re sic zadnej opozycyi bac ME po-
trzebuje, a On sam z TAXA pewno-
5cia zapewnial, re ME kto inny,
tylko on bedzie zagajal nowy
Sejm chorwacki, ze nagiy jego u
padek jest ze strony gabinetu
Wekerlego bezprzykladnem bru-
talnem porzyceniem narzedzia,
gdy sic stepilo. Przypuszczano'
re wchodza tu W gre jakieS wzgle
DIV osobiste ze mianowanie ba-
ner barona Raucha jest tylko
zmiana osoby. Mkt ME przypusz-
czal, zeby W kilka dni mial sic
zmienic system. To tez przyby-
wajacego do Zagrzebia nowego
bana przywitano straszliwemi de-
monstracyami, jako wroga naro-
du, majacego przeprzec madiary-
zacyjne zakusy.
Rauch znalazl sic wobec demon
stracyi dzielnie (szukal otwarte-
go powozu), zaraz na drugi dzieh
rozmowl sic wybitniejszymi po
htykami niektorych stronnictw,
ktoremi mozna gadac do VIE
czora mial juz grono b. Poslow
rozwiazanego Sejmu, szereg wy
bitnych osobistoSci gromadke
pubIcystow po swojej stronie,
kiedy demonstracye siia bezwlad-
nosci dalej jeszcze trwaiy. Me
tiumil ich wcale przemoca, tylko
konferowal dalej. Jest juz pew
mem, ze W nowym sejmie powsta-
ME stronnictwo rzadowe, co ty-
dzien temu uwazanoby "a uto-
piel
Nowy ban urzadzil dalsza ME
spodzianke. Ma prezentacyjnem
przyjeciu urzednikow wygiosh
sw6j program. Mial dluga move,
wdajac sic nawet W szczegoiy, ,od-
slaniajac wszystko z Gala otwar-
toScis.
Oto nowy program bana "a
tenn takze rzadu wegierskiego
Wobec Chorwatow:
Gmachy urzedowe opatrzy sic
W jak najkrotszym czasie naPisa-
mi chorwackimi. Nastapi rewizya
ustaw i przepis6w, wywolujacych
spory jezykowe. Kompetencya
Sejmu chorwackiego w sPrawach
finansowych bedzie rozszerzona.
Sprawa jezyka urzedowego ma ko
lejach bedzie oddana do rozpa-
trzenia t. wv. komisyi regniko-
larnej instytucyi przeidzianej
konstytucya do rozstrzygania
spraw wspolnych, watpliwych.
w kazdym razie juz teraz zalozy
sic chorwacka szkole kolejarzy,
a W centralnym kursie kolejo-
wynn, W Peszcie utworzy sic so
miejsc stypendalnych dla Choir
watow, azeby przysposobit wick
sEa ilOsc chorwacsdch ulSwalifiko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-13

wanych kandydatow ma posady
kolejowe. SADIE = mowil ban
ze W tel sprawie (pragmatyki ko-
lejowej, stanowiacej giowne "a
rzewie sporu) = ME powinno bye
ami zwyciezonego, ami zwyciezcy,
ale trzeba nam kompromisu, ae-
by sic uspokoily wzburzone u
mysly." Sejmowi chorawackiemc
ma bye przyznane prawo nakla-
dania krajowych dodatkow do po-
datkow, ban bedzie mial prawo
zaciagania pozyczek dla Chorwa-
cyl; dochody te jednak moga bye
uzyte tylko ma inwestycye. Wat
pliwosc co do uzywania chorwac-
kich a wegierskich sztandarow
rozstrzygnie komisya regnikolar-
na. Zapowiedziai zaprowadzenie
powszechnego prawa glosowania.
Wobec tego pozostana w opo--
zycyi przeciw Rauchowi chyba
tylko grupy nieprzejednane, ME
uznajace tax wv. ugody roku
1867, j. uni pahstwowej z We
grami.
ByI jednak W movie bana fall
szywy ton, zapewne narzucony
mu z Budzynia przez Wekerlego,
Oto gioszac tyle rzeczy wbreW
przeciwnych postepowaniu Ra-
kodczaya, powiedziai, ze... przyj
mule zupeAnie program swego
poprzednika, ktoremu mocno jest
zobowiazany "a to, re mu wyro-
wnal droge (D, ulatwii zadania
(sicD i dostarczyi cennych
wskazowek, jak postepowac male
zy". QD.
Fatalny ten rstep da sic wyzy-
skac wszechstronnie przez opozy-
eye.
Kazdy moze zapytac: ktorej
wiec czesci mowy bana 'Raucha
wierzyc? Czy obietnicom zmian,
wyliczonych konkretnie i szcze-
golowo, czy oswiadczeniu, re mic
sic ME zmienilo ME zmieni?
Ma chorwackich gmachach rza-
dowych pozawieszano juz napisy
wyiacznie chorwackie, zdejmujac
madziarskie. Nowy ban, baron
Ranch, bierze sic razno do dzielal
Cd pierwszej chwili jego urzedo-
wanna znac, re zalezy mu ma po-
Spiechu.
Opinia publiczna trzyma sic je-
szcze W opozycyi, ME predko
moze z banem sic pogodzi, ale
ban da sobie w Sejmie rade.
Plan jego zdaje sic bye naste-
pujacy: Wykonac pred marcem
It. j. pred nowym Sejmem) re
swych przyrzeczeh wszystko, a
sprawy watpliwe oddac zaraz
poczatkiem Sejnu komisyi regni-
kolarnej. Opozycyi zabraknie w
takim razie tematu do robienia O.
pozycyi W Sejmie.
Co potem bedzie, czy te spra-
wy ,,watpliwe" "a dla Chorwatow
wlasnie najwazniejsze), ME uto-
na w komisyi regnikolarnej, pre-
widywac trudno. Zalezec to be-
die cd konstellacyi zagranicznej.
w kazdym razie zmiana austry-
ackiego ambassadors W Berlinie,
tax korzystna dla mas Polakow,
jest r6wniez korzystna dla Choir
watow, ktorzy jednako nami So
przsciwnikami trojprzymierza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-13

napadla onegdaj ma woz poetic
wy, konwojowany przez kilku
zoinierzy, a zabrawszy $2,6oo
bandyci umkneli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-13

Annex W poniedzialek, zgubiia
woreczek zawierajacy klejnoty
wartosci $4,000 i ofiaruje $500
nagrody "a znalezienie oddanie.
W 'poniedzia}ek wieczorem PAM
Velie przyjaci}ka swoja pania
Harper Rock Island odwiedzaia
9najomych W dzielnicy p6inocnej
i zabra}a ze soba sk6rzany wore
GEEK, W kt6rym znajdowaiy sic
brosze i pierscionki wysadzane sza-
firami brylantami. Woreczek po-
dobno trzymaia W reku i sadzi, ie
upuscila go albo W dorozce albo M
ulicy, dopiero przybywszy do
hotell, spostrzegfa swa zgube. Do
rozkarza, kt6ry ja wi6zl, znalezio-
no, ale te nzapewnia, ze worecz-
ka ME znalaz} W dorozce. Pani
velie powr6cila juz do Moline i
prosila policye o zajecie sic szrrka'
MEM jej zguby.
MA KRZE LODU.
Dwunastoletni William Savage,
s752 Ewing ave., doznai wczoraj
przygody, kt6ra zapewne phmietac
bedzie przez Gale zycie. O kohcu
95 ul. W South Chicago udai sic
ma l6d, azeby zabawiae sic slizga-
MEM, kiedy W odleglosci kilku-
dziesieciu krok6w cd brzegu l6d
peki i ch}opiec wpad} W wode. D.
da}o mu sic jednakowoz po kilku
nadaremnych usi}owaniach dostae
sic ma kre, z kt6rej wo}ai rozpacz-
liwie o pomoc. Arthur Freburg |
Alfred Bloom, kt6ny znajdowali
sic wypadkowo ma brzegu, dostall
iakas stara l6dz z wieDka trudno-
scia torujac sobie droge pomiedzy
krami, podplyneli do chaopca
wybawili go z niebezpieczehstwa.
Chlopiec juz by} prawie nieprzy-
tommy z przemarzniecia, kiedy
go wyratowano.
WCZORAJSZE OBCHODY.
Rocznice urodzin Abrahama
Lincolna obchodzono wczoraJ W
Chicago jeszcze powszechniej u
rocz-sciej, niz kiedykolwiek 40
tychczas. Nietylko urzedy mlel-
skie, po czesci zwiazkowe, ale TAX
ze i szko1y publiczne i giefdy W
ca}ym kraju by}y pozamykane;
wiele bank6w r6wniez swietowafo
Wv sadach ME odbywa}y sic proce-
sa. Popoiudniu niezmiernie llczne
odbywa}y sic zebrania, obchody
bankiety. Ma bankecie urzadzo-
nym ptzez klub Hamiltona byf
sekretarz spraw wewnetrznych,
James R. Garfield. Ma bankecie
klubu Marquette przemawiaf sena-
tor zwiazkowy Beveridge. urze-
dowy niejako obch6d odbyf sic W
sail "Grand Army Halp' W gna-
chu biblioteki publicznej. Glow
nym mowca byl tam Frederick W.
lehman oe St. Louis. Ma tym
obchodzie byio wielu weteranow'
takie pofudniowc6w.
Niepodobna wyliczyc rozmai-
tych innych obchod6w urzadzo-
nych przez najrOzmaitsze kluOy;
wybitniejsze mich jeszcze urza'
dzily kluby New Illinois Athletic.
Appomatox, Chicago Women's !
Lincoln Council No. 6s zwiazku
National Union. Obchody W scis-
leiszych k6lkach byiy niezmiernis
liczne.
EKSPLOZYA.
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