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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-09-01
KEITH NOTES.

Mrs. Nancy Engleman return
cd Saturday from a weeks visit
with relatives in Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheatley and
daughters, Mary and Mildred,
Sundayed with aunt Bette Neat
in Rich Hill.
We heard a farmer say re
Gently that he had sold nearly
eight hundred dollars worth of
hogs since the first of April; and
yet has plenty of hogs in his
pens. Hogs are worth some
thing these days.
Everybody that we have seen
attended the picnic at Fairview
last Thursday and report a fine
time. Heard a young lady say
that everybody and their dog was
there. We wasn't there, had to
stay at home and take quinine
according to our physicians or
ders and never allow our dog to
attend picnics.
Joe Denayere left Sunday for
his home in Springfield, ILL.,, af-
ter a two weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends. His brother
John went part of the way and
will 60 on to Oklahoma to visit
an uncle and with the view of
locating.
Mrs. Bette Neat and Miss Ella
Aims visited at Mr.. Sherman
Reese's, of Arthur, Tuesday and
report a very enjoyable visit.
Next Monday is school days
again, several from the country
will attend High School in Rich
Hill. Prof. Moreland teacher at
Reavley will instruct the pupils
there, so they will not 90 to town
as they intended doing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w n Wheatley
intend making a visit to Kansas
City this week to see their son,
Carlos and family. Mr.. w in
tends to hear Roosevelt's speech
Thursday.
Gabe says he takes it all to
himself ABOUT what the preacher
said about christians attending
theatres. We don't know which
preacher it was, but if it is the
one we think it was, the only
thing he will regret is that he
didn't keen you from going.
SUNSHINE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-09-01
FAuRvIEw

A good rain would be much APP
preciated o W; especially oy
those W h have blowing and
wheat sowing to do.
Misses Maggie Adams and
Margie Rogers, of Rich Hill, Wis
tied the latter's grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Shafer, a
few days the past week.
Mr.. Frank Burkholder and
daughters, Bessie and Lucy went
to Osawatomie, Kans., Sunday,
TO visit relatives and attend the
Roosevelt speaking.
Girls, wouldn't it be fine to
have a King take you to an ice
cream supper? Ask Miss Myrtle
Hood about it'
Herman Wheelbarger, while at
work for Mr.. Sam Lane Wednes-
day, was kicked by one of Mr..
Lanes horses. He was bruised
up considerably but is able to
work again.
Mr.. A. c. and Hulett Moreland
and sister, Miss Fannie, arrived
home from their Colorado visit
Wednesday. We welcome them
back TO odd Missouri
The big S. S. picnic is over.
There was a very large crowd
and everything was grand. The
singing, speaking aud music by
the band was fine but best of all
was the dinner. Wonder what
Judge Templeton thought when
he looked into the eyes Of the
crowd after dinner?
The Bethel folks had a meet
ing Friday afternoon, the pur'
pose of which was to call a pastor
for the ensuing year. They call
ed Bro. Geo. McClanahan. They
also chose the delegates to the
Association to be held at Nevada,
Mo, in October, which are as
follows: Messrs n. G. Brown,
Marion S~hedderick, Jas. William
son and Elmer Willsey.
MI. John Brown is feeling bet
ter again. He is certainly having
a seige of it.
A crowd of young folks went
to Halley's Bluff Sunday. Won
der if they didn't get the benefit
of some of the dust.
Misses Emma and Mary Mat
tingly Of Rich Hill we're driving
through our burg Friday evening.
Y. X. Y.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-09-01
County Officers

Representative. l.. ". Grimth.
Circuit Judge, G. A, Denton.
Probate Judge, J. A. sllyers.
County Clerk, g, q Weeks,
Circuit Clerk. d. r. Embrco.
Recorder. /, NJ. smith.
Sheriff, W. J. Builock.
Prosecuting Atty. W. q. Dawson
Treasurer :. H. Coleman.
School Com'r, +. NJ Allison
Road a Fridge Com, E. A. BORON
Administrator, John Hayes,
Coroner, DR.. e.. A. LuAk.
Presiding Judge, }. r. Harper;
associates, l. \. PA ddok A D. Hyde
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Plaintiff has commenced n suit
against him, ct al. In this Court, by
petition aud attachment. founded
upon AN iustullmcnt note for sum ot
1918 55dullars, that tho property OF
the said J NJ shelby, the defendant
above named, has been attached,
ana that unless he, the said ] NJ.
shelby, he aud appear at this court.
AZ the next term thereof. 10 be be-
gun aud holden at the court huuse.
la the city Of Butler, IA said county,
ut the third day Of October next.
aud on or before thP hrst day ui said
term. uuswerur plead 20 the petition
la said cause. the sans viii be- taken
as confessed, aud judgement will be
rrndorsd accordingly,
Aud br IL Fertilizer Ordered, that a
copy hereof he published according
to law, Ia the Rich Hul TmnuSE a
weekly newspaper printed and pub.
!ished la bates County, Mo for four
weeks successively, the last Insertion
90 beat least thirty days before the
hrst day OF the next term OF the Cir.
cult Court.
II. ID Embree, Circuit Clerk.
A TbuE Cory Or THE REcoRn.
Witness my hand and tue Seal OF
the Circuit Court OF hates county,
this lst day NJ August 1910.
tSEAL) II. d. Embree Circuit Clerk.
By q. NJ. Barkley d. G,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-09-01

Grandpa Cap Roberts and
wife called TO see that new grand.
daughter at Mr.. and Mrs. Coles
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Groves
are also rejoicing over the arrival
OF a new girl.
VIOLET.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-09-01
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
SEDALlA, NO.

Your representative acknow.
lodges the most pleasant visit Of
the season with the faculty of
Central Business College, Sedalia
Mo. This faculty is composed
of the most thoroughly equipped
teachers who have been selected
from the best paying positions
with the most Systematically con.
Quoted businesses in the large
cities. Your representative felt
that b e understood business
methods thoroughly; but after
talking TO these teachers and
having the latest methods ex-
planned, he fully realized how de
icient the ordinary business col
lege education is when compared
with that received in Central
Business College, Sedalia, Mo.
The graduate from this school
can hold a higher salaried post
ion when he leaves school than
the graduate from most business
colleges can hold after he has
been graduated and has held an
actual business position for three
years. Every minute of h e
pupils time in Central Business
College, from the day he enters
school until he is graduated, is
put in or gaining actual business
knowledge just as it is practised
in the most up-tO-date and best
regulated business houses; no
waste time on theory or expert.
ment but every minute on the
actual business work learning to
do by doing. You cannot only
learn more in this school that
will assist you in holding a hun
dred dollar per month position
than you can learn in any other
business college in double the
length Of time, but you will learn
more in this school in six months
than you can learn in any other
business college in six years for
the teacher can't teach you some
thing that he. does not know.
Your representative believes
that Central Business College,
Sedalia, Mo. is the best business
college in the United States for
a young gentleman or Young lady
to attend. kilograms and letters
were shown from business firms,
asking for stenographers and
bookkeepers at high salaries;
many firms stating that they I'm
ployed only Central Business
College graduates as they were
the best that they had ever tried.
President Robbins informed your
Representative that could
create q demand for ten times
the number OF positions than he
had pupils. Said he: "Ninty
per cent Of our pupils are called
out 10 oil lucrative positions be
fore they have time 10 be gradu-
ated, so popular is the graduate
OF this institution
When asked what time the fail
term would open and what the
prospects were, President Rob
bins stated that the regular class
es begin Monday morning,
September the fifth, but said he,
THE pupil should be here a few
days before that time so as 10
have his boarding place, books,
stationery and be settled at his
desk in school by Monday morn
the Fifth. The prosp' CTS, said
he, are the most iattering in
the history OF the school. We
have made preparations TO &C
copodste the largest business
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-09-01
Local News.
Personals Telling the Doings
People You Know.

People You Know.
Mrs, II. p. Elliot departed
Tuesday on a brief visit to her
daughter, Nh, Harve Johnson, Of
Butler.
Miss Retta Forrer, who has
been visiting relatives at Parsons
Kans., arrived home Monday.
Mrs. Taylor and children, of
Monett, Mo, are visiting Mrs.
Ed Philips who is her sister.
The Sunday School picnic at
Hedden's grove last Thursday
was a complete success. There
was a large crowd in attendance
and all report a fine time.
Tom Akrigg and family, who
have been spending a vacation at
Halleys Bluff, returned home
Sunday. They report a fine
time.
In the game of Ball at the fair
grounds Sunday the All Stars
were defeated by the Bricklayers
Score 10 to 10.
Leon Conoyer, who has been
touring with Crawfords band, re-
turned home Sunday.
Chas. Wilkinson and brother,
Earl, Of Caney Kansas, departed
Monday noon for New York
where they will buy goods for
the Wilkinson stores.
f. Bagby, of the country East,
who has been visiting in Indiana,
returned home Sunday.
Old Settlers 14th Annual re
union will be held in Butler
Thursday Sept. -.
Rev. +. A. Culmer departed
Sunday for Fredricktown, Mo
where he will engage in teach
ing.
Mrs. Jesse Delamater, Of Pitts,
burg, Kans., visited relatives
here the latter part o. last week.
III Delamrter and wife Of
Chicago, ar visiting relatives
here.
Ed McReynolds, who is EN-
ployed on the CaSs County News
at Harrisonville, visited home
folks Sunday.
John Krieger, of Adrian was
a Sunday visitor in this city,
Mrs. j. n. Barrows returned
from her visit to St. Louis Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r Matteson we're
Butler visitors yesterday after
noon.
Dr.. fl. D. Olson has returned
frCm his vacation and will be
found at his Office over the + &
NJ. Bank ready to serve you.
Wanted ~ Cosmopolitan Maya
ZINE requires the service Of a
representative in Rich Hill TO
look after subscription renewals
and extend circulation by special
methods which have proved un-
usually successful, Salary and
commission. Previous exper-
fence desirable, but not essential
Whole time or spare time. Ad-
dress, with references, II. c
Campbell, Cosmopolitan Maga
zine, 1889 Broadway, New York
City.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-09-01

Read the TRIBUNE. One dol
ar a year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Douglas are
visiting friends in Kansas City
J. ". Dickson and wife are
visiting in Ell Dorado Springs.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-09-01

In the Circuit Court Of Bates
County, Missouri, October Term 1910
Il n NaeatlonAugust l. 1900
O. O. Young, Plaintiff,
W.
J. NJ. Shelby and Orville Shelby
Defendants.
The state OF Missouri. 20 the above
named defendant J. NJ. Shelby greet.
ing:
Now at this day comes the Plain.
tn herein 10y his Attorneys aud files
His Petition aud Amdaylt, alleging,
among other things that Defendant
j. NJ. Shelby II "A non resident OF
the state Of Mlss0urls
Whereupon II IL ordered by the
Clerk ia Vacation that said defend.
cat be notified by publication that
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-09-01

We will make a rate on
THE TRIBUNE of rs c per
year to those paying their
subscription during the
month Of September.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-09-01

school in the United States this
year, and the correspondence in
dicates that we will not be dis
appointed.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-09-01
AT THE CHURCHES


H. -. 4. Church.
Conner 9th and Walnut.
Sunday School at o45.
Prayer Services az $3.50.
Sermon by Pastor ht 500
Prayer meeting Wed. 500.
lions lteliglo Friday 500.
JAMES Houston, Pastor.
@=@-
German Lutheran Church.
Corner 4th and Chestnut.
Sunday School at 0:45.
Sermon at HOO a.. m.
All are cordially invited to attend
Chr, BUNGE, Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-09-01
Church of Christ. Scientist.

Conner Srd and Walnut.
Sunday School at Gas a. m.
Service at IL a. m.
Testimonial Meeting on wednss
day at 1880 p. m.
Reading Room open on Wednes.
day from 3 to s p. m.
All are cordially iuyited to at
tend these services.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-09-01
First Presbyterian Church.

Corner Srd and Park Avene.
sunday School at 9.45 a. m.
Junior Endeavor at 800 p. M.
Preaching at II a. m.
Christian Eudeayor al $50 p. m,
Prayer Meeting every Wednes-
day at 7i30 p. IN.
Preaching at 1880 p. m.
W. II. Howell. Pastor
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-09-01
Catholic Church Services.

Corner 9th and Walnut.
Services LIST. and Bird. Sundays Of
each month at 1890.
Mass az SEQ a. m.
hREY. FATHER MURPHY, Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-09-01
Walnut Street NJ e Church.

Corner Attn and Walnut.
Sunday School at 9:45 b. m.
Preaching at II a. m.
Junior League at $50 p m.
Epworth League at $3.50 p. IN.
Preaching at 1880 p. m.
Prayer meeting o n ThursdA5
evening at 7:30.
The public is cordially invited t.
attend.
w. r, Woodward. Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-09-01
d. L. Church, south.

Cor 3rd and Park Avenue
sunday school at 9:45.
Preaching at II a. m.
Senior League at $50 p. m.
Preaching at 1850 r. IN.
Everyone cordially invited to at
tend these services.
r A. CUINER. Fstor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-09-01

Corner 3rd and Walnut.
Bible School at g:45 a. m.
Communion anG Preaching ser.
vices at HOO D.. m.
Christian Endeayor ESQ
Evening Service 7.3O
You are cordially invited TO be
present and bring yonr neighbors.
l.. II. KoEPsEL, Minister.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-09-01
Baptist Church Services.

Corner Srd and Mapie.
Preaching every Sunday y,
ii;00 a. IN. aud 1880 y. m.
sunday school; s;45 n, m,
Il. Y. p. u. $50 p. mi
Prayer meeting; Wednesday
I:S0p m.
Bible class; Saturday; 1880 pm
+. W. STARRING, Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-09-01
ORDER Of PUBLICATION.

STATE or MISSOURI
CoUETY or HATES IS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-07
Telegramy zagraniczne

Vera Cruz, Meksyk, Z czerwca.
= w Stanie Yucatan wybuchfy
rozruchy tax powazne, jakimi
dotychczas rad meksykahski ME
mial do czynienia.
Wyslano silniejsze oddziaiy
wojska przeciw zbuntowanym
bandom. Juz do tel chwili popiy-
nelo wiele krwi niewinnej. Ban
dy buntownicze przygotowuja sic
do stoczenia wojskami rzado-
wemi zaciekiej walki, kt6ra ma
niebawem nastapic.
Wedlug wiadomosci Merida,
stolicy Stanu Yukatanu do dzien-
nika Eel Dictamen'' zostalo W
sobote 40 os6b zabitych przez
Indyan szczeou Maya. Wedlug
innej wiadomosci banda zlozona
5000 ludzi napadia ma miejseo-
wosc Valladolid, odalona o 95 mil
cd Merida, spladrowala wszyst-
kie rzadowe budynki, urzedni-
k6w i szefa policyi wymordowa-
Ia. Przy tel. sposobnosci zdobyli
sobie buntownicy karabiny j inna
palma broh. Wielu mieszkailcow
z Valladolid uciekfo do Merdida.
Kanonierka .Morolos" odply-
neio GOO zolnirezami ma polka
die, druga czeka ma odejscie od-
dzialu wojska 1000 ludzi zlo-
lonego, kt6ry zabierze ma swoj
pok}ad do zrewoltowanych o.
kolic. zawiezie.
Poiaczenie kolejowe i telegra-
ficzne pomiedzy Merida, miej-
seem objetem buntem przerwa-
ne. Tory kolejowe ma przestrzeni
20 mil poniszczone, szyny powy-
rywane powyrzucane. Indyanie
pomordowali wielu TELEGRAPH
stow. Wiele osob wpadlo do ich
niewoli. Pomiedzy zabityn,i znaj-
duje sic takze sedzia dla spraw
kryninalnych. q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-07

prawnik6w, poet6w }acinskich j
polskich, teologow i mowc6w, ale
opr6cz Kopernika, zadnych natu-
ralist6w i wynalazc6w, kt6rzy
przynosza bogactwo i potege naro-
dom. Ma tych polach ME mieli Po-
lacy udzia}u i dlatego pomimo
Tannengerba i Wilkomierza, pod
bill ich Niemcy ma polu cywiliza-
cyl ekonomii.
Prus por6wnuje spo}eczenstwo
do wilma, a panstwo do naczynia, W
kt6rem to vino sic przechowuje.
Ot6z Polska by1a wedlug niego ta-
kiem naczyniem, ale glinianem,
podczas gdy jej sasiedzi potrafili
wtioczyc. swe spoleczehstwo W ma
czynie zelazne. w zetknieciu re
soba naczynie gliniane musiafo
sic st}uc cd aelaznego. Pomimo to
vino = lud polski : pozosta}o j
ma podobieGstwo oliwy ME zmie-
szalo sic z woda. Cd cry rozbioro-
wei dokonywa sic interesujaca re-
akcya. Naprz6d upatrywalismy
zbawienie W sile zbrojnej, a zapo-
mnieli o cywilizacyi, umiejetno-
sci, oswiacie, handlu, przemysle,
odkryciach i wyualazkach; gdy
Europa szla naprz6d, my stalismy
w miejscu. Teraz sic zmienia. Ia
czynamy pojmowa6, co macy cy-
wilizacya dla narodu i pomimo, ze
tu i 6wdzie we wielu g1owach po-
ityka tkwi jeszcze, przestalismy
wierzyc, by wojna byla universal
nym srodkiem ma wszelkie cierpie-
MIA; ME widzimy w niej wieeci
"wiosny", DO wiosna jest tam tyl-
ko trwa}a, gdzie dzia}a praca klll-
turalna. [ my = powiada = be-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-07

stwa rozslawiiy epoke Jagielly, a
le zupe4nie co innego, cos, co stoi
do Mich W przeciwienstwie, wolne
dobrwolne zbratanie sic naro-
dow: 'Iitwa zlaczyla sic Polska
ME przez tabor, ale W imie "bra-
terskiej mi}osci', "dla dobra obu
narod6w." Me narzucono Litwie
polskiej narodowosci, ale polska
szlachta przyjela htewskieh boja-
row jake syn6w j braci. Me od-
bierano i'm gwaltem ich jezyka,
ale statut litewski W rusinskiej
movie zredagowano. Gala Litwa
przyje}a nova wiare, ale mic ME
.slyszano o kontrybucyach, honfis-
katach przelewie krwi. Wyznaw-
cy Koscio1a wschodniogo nietylko
zatrzymali wszelkie prawa, ale
postanowiOno jak najwyrazniej,
re Mkt ME moze bye zmuszanym
do katolicyzmu re KoScioi
wschodni ME moze bye Przemie-
niony w lacinski.
Pod zwierzchnictwem tego pan
stwa znalaz}y sic potem: Krzyza-
ctwo, Czesi, Wegrzy, Inflanty,
Kurlandya Woiosi. Ia symfonia
ten hymn plynie cd stop tego po-
mnika, kt6ry Paderewski fundO-
wal dla Jagieily. '<Siuchajcie lu-
dyp' moga Polacy zawolae s}usz-
ME duma, ale okrzy& ten jesz-
cze ME zaraz bedzie zrozumiany.
Po tenn upomnieniu do wszyst-
kich ludlow zwraca sic Prus wy4a-
cznie do swoich rodak6w do grun-
townego roztrzasnienia sumienia,
kt6re ma kazdy spos6b wiecej mo-
re bye warte, niz odswieienie wspo
mnien wojennych. Nalezy sic "a
pyta6: jak m6gf upa$c popasc W
zaleznose nar6d, kt6ry stwQrzyf
idee pokrewienstwa ludlow? Ma to
zlozylo sic wiecej przyczyn. Pola-
cy byli zawsze zlymi politykami /
nietylko ME umieli przeprowadzie
konsekwentnie wielkich idei, ale
czesto o mich zapominah caHkiem.
Me umieli tez zbudowae silneJ
machiny panstwowej, co znown
potrafili zrobie Krzyzacy ich ma
stepcy. Nakoniec cywilizatorska
robota Polak6w niedlugo trwafa.
W dobie najwiekszego rozkw1tu
swego panstwa, mieh POlacy zna-
wc6w starei iteratury, uczouych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-07

dziemy brac udzia} W polityce, ale
W swiadomosci, ze wynikiem zy-
cia spofecznego ME jest tylko poll
tyka, ale praca cywilizatorska,
wed}ug has}a JagieHy: Dobro ma
rod6w i bratnia mifosc. W tenn
swietle przedstawia sic swiecenie
dnia zwyciestwa, ''pod Grunwal-
DEM"
z takiemi mySlami = powiada
organ niemiecki = postawiono
dzien pamiatkowy' ma podstawie,
do kt6rej malo co MONA dodac.
Jesli W ten spos6b obch6d wypad-
ME, to nikomu ME zaszkodzi. Po-
lakom jednak bedzie pozyteczny W
dalszyrn rozwoju do istotnie kultu-
ralnego narodu, kt6rego ME spro-
wadza drogi tylko has}a bojo.
we."
Ny dodamy, ze nar6d polski-
co mu obey dSTno jua przynali-
umie jua pogodzi6 rozumnie czest
dla wielkiej przesz}osci, 2 daaenia-
mi = da Bog = do r6wnie moae
wieEkiej przyszlosci, ME wyrzeka-
jac sic dla samej kulturalnej zdo-
byczy, zdobycia niepodleglosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-07

Indyanie oszancowali sic j o.
czekuja nadejscia wojsk rzado-
wych. Ma czele Indyan maja stac
naczelnik ostatniego buntu Bo-
nilla, oraz puikownik Wiktor
Montenegro
Zbuntowani Indyanie napadli
ma miejscowosci Tinum, Uyama |
Tunkas, poioione miedzy Meri-
da, Valladolid. Prywatnym
mieszkancom mic sic ME stalo
tylko urzednicy zostali poturbo-
wani, raczej zabici wzieci do
niewoli.
Wszelkie depesze poddano O.
strej kontroli, ably zapobiedz roz-
szerzeniu sic wiadomosci, tenn
samem opanowaniu buntem in
nych indyahskich okolic.
Peking, Z czerwca. - w mai
blizsza srode zostanie przedlozo-
ma cesarzowi fornalna petycya,
zawierajaca zadanie natyclmia-
stowego zwolania narodowego
zpromadzenia. Uchwala w tym
kierunku zapadfa ma zgromadze-
mach prowincyonalnych a costa
Ia aywo poparta przez kupieckie
stowarzyszenia.
Ostatnio wydany dekret cesar
ski zawiera zapowiedz zwoiania
zgromadzenia narodowego w die
vice lat po zwolaniu, rownocze-
snie tvm samym dekretem po-
wolanych do lzycia zgromadzen
prowincyonalnych, lecz do tego
potrzcba, jak sic wyraza cesarz
w dekrecie, by drogi zostaiy wy
rownane.
Zapowiedziana ma srode petty
cya obejmuje zadanie zmiany po-
stanowienia dekretu i zwolania
zgromadzenia narodowego juz W
biezacym roku. Posiowie zgroma
dzefi prowincyonalnych znajduja-
cy sic w Pekingu postanowili nie
opuszczac miasta tax dfugo do
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Corpus iak Q tenn onegdaj do
nosilismy, sedzia Mcsurely, "a
jety ia sprawl, ma dzisiaj VIA
snie wydae 0 TEN decyzye. Jak
ona wypadnie trudno przewidziec,
ale to pewna, re jezeli sedzia u
zna owo podanie, to proces caiy
zostanie zwichniety i prawdopo-
dobnie ME bedzie sic iuz toczy} W
powiecie Cook co tezby g}6wnie
obronie. chodzi1o. W'razie na'-
tychmiastowego procesu "Habeas
Corpus prokuratorya ME zupei-
ME jeszcze przygotowana mogfa-
by ponicsc porazke, a w6wczas
mia}by dopiero pole do dzialania
prokurator powiatu Sangamon p.
Burke W Springfield. Debaty W
skolnplikowanej tel materyi trwa-
ia iua cd wczoraj zrana.
Omawiaja zywo falt, ze Gala
afera korrupcyi W legislature
ma bye zorganizowana walka
stronnik6w Deneena przeciwko
LorimeUwi, przyczem Deneen j
dawnieiszy senator Hopkins byli
"a prohibicya, Lorimer ja zwal-
cad. Obecnie wznowiono wake te
energicznie, a jak niekt6re gazety
angielskie utrzymuja : zagraaa
ona wysoce wolnosci" obywatel-
skiei. Pokonany Lorimer i jego
zwolennicy W legislature = ME
beda mogli dose ehergicznie i sku-
tecznie opiera6 sic prohibicyjnym
zakusom Deneena.
Zapisktt Z dnia wczorojszego.
= Ar5ur Olsen, lat %, sam.
pm. 21O9 Emerson ave-, posprze-
cad sic ae swoim znajomym, cd
spzeczki przyszlo do b6iki ma
noze, W kt6rej Olsen dostaf pare
ciezkich ran; noiownika = ma
zwiskiem Ole Oleson : areszto-
wano.
Zewszqd nadchodzq skargi
IL psy wolno biegajace kas7a i
kalecza przechodni6w; wczoraj
zostalo kilkanascie os6b pokasa-
nych, nasza pOlicya siedzi cicho
= snae take sic boi Pokasania...
= Dsua5 gsoasieje 'oybih szybs
W sk}adzie jubilera Irenstarka p.
n. 90 Van Buren str. i skradh ko-
sztownosci ma 5000; dojrzai ich
policyant i puscis sic "a mimi, ale
mu uszE.
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Kronika Chicagoska
O. korralpcue ~ LEGISLATURE.

O konqtpcye 10 legislature.
Sprawa posla demokratycznego
Browne'a = oskaraonego o znane
korrupcyjne machinacyo W Legis-
latuuue, kt6rego proces zaoza} sic
dis pred po}udniem, wzbudza
powszechnie zainteresowanie. O.
brona Browne'a wnios}a o"Habeas