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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-12
US scores follow:
American Champion Here.

Fargo had a distinguished visitor
yesterday in the person of Thomas A.
Marshall, the only man who ever won
the American shooting championship
twice in succession. Mr.. Marshall was
captain of the All-American gun team
that was sent abroad in 1901, touring
the British isles, and the continent
They never lost a shoot during the
trip and upon their return home were
the recipients of medals and large
purses and receptions in New York.
Mr.. Marshall has won the largest
purses ever awarded to a gun man,
having received $2,405 in New York
and $4,000 in Chicago, in addition to
a gold cup at each place valued at
$1,000.
He left last night for Winnipeg after
spending the day at the big shoot at
the Gate City gun club grounds. He
pronounced the Fargo shoot one of the
most successful he has attended re-
Gently.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-12
Additional Sports
Wins
BY I'll BIRDS

The closing day of the North Da-
kota state gun shoot at the Gate City
gun club grounds was the most sue
cessful of the tournament Although
the individual scores made were not
as high as those on sunday, several
local contestants received high records.
At the close Of the meet many of the
contestants Of the Fargo shoot went
to Winnipeg to attend the big Canad-
ian shoot which will take place there
tomorrow and Thursday.
DR.. Bailey of Fargo had 201 birds to
his credit, which kept him well up to
his record established in 1909, when he
won the western handicap shoot at
Minneapolis. The western handicap Is
one of the five big shoots in the United
States.
High amateur score was made by
Fred Slocum of Alcester, S. D., with
211 birds. The high professional score
was 213 and was won by Harry Stair
of Crookston, MINI.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-12
Citation Hearing Proof of Will.

State of North Dakota, county of
Cass. In the county court before Hon.
A. G. Hanson, Judge.
In the matter of the estate of Isaac
Herbst deceased, Emma K. Herbst, pc
toner, VS.. J. Krohn Herbst, Robert
Jacob Herbst, Bertha Herbst, Eva
Herbst and Esther Herbst, respon-
dents.
The state of North Dakota to the
above named respondents and all per-
sons interested in the estate of Isaac
Herbst, deceased.
You and each of you are hereby no
titled that Emma X. Herbst, the pc
titioner herein, has filed in this court
a document in writing purporting to
be the last will and testament of
Isaac Herbst, late of the city of Fargo,
Cass county, state of NortM Dakota,
deceased, with her petition praying for
the probate of said document as the
last will and testament of Isaac
Herbst, deceased, and for the issuance
to her, the said Emma X. Herbst. OF
letters testamentary thereon; and that
the said petition and the proofs of said
will and testament will be heard and
uuly 1O1lSiuSiEu w NilS NOuEt Oh BAT
urday. the s0th day Of July. 1910, al
10 o'clock in the forenoon of said
day at the courtrooms Of this court In
the courthouse in the city of Fargo
county of Cass, state of North Dakota:
and you and each of you are hereby
cited to be and appear before this
court on said date to show cause, II
any there be. why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted.
Dated June rs, A. D., 1910.
Al. @. HANSON,
T,a4aern .,R 1,1,a.r.A.. ..r.,...A
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Mounrina Ends.

According TO London papers under
date, July 2, the public mourning
season for the late king reached it's
end June 80. A fashion authority says
that in consequence of this disappear
ance of public mourning the dress
makers and milliners are working at
high pressure to provide customers
with colored raiment The shops win
dows are decked with gay fabrics any
hats.
Blue in all shades will be one of the
highly favored colors of the summer.
There is to be an infinite variety of
rose tints and a considerable number
of curious green's. including the stag
nant pool" tint and the crude goose
berry. Linens and other warm weather
fabrics will be highly acceptable in
every shade Of tan, from the palest
biscuit to the deepest mahogany They
look cool In hot weather, and harmon
ize with black SO well that from their
use a smart result Is certain to ensue.
Very startling effects will be pro-
duced In the feather trimmings given
to summer hats, which appear to be
larger than ever. Zebra ostrich
feathers In stripes OF many colors
wave aloft over hat shapes made OF
semi transparent straw
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-12
Homesteadsrs Complain.

Aberdeen, S. D., July 12.-Complaint
is made by settlers in the Rapid City
district that the United States land
Office there is far behind in its work,
due to an insuficiency of Office help,
and that as a consequence many set
tiers who are anxious to prove up on
their land are hindered in doing so.
The county officials are also annoyed
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with the situation, because the home
steads cannot be placed on the tax
list until final proof is made. Many
of the homesteaders are said to be i'm
destitute circumstances. and they ara
anxious to prove up and get away un-
til next spring, and in their cases the
delay of the general landofice in sends
ing more employees to the Rapid City
Office works a real hardship.
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Call the society editor on
either of The Forums four
wires and ask The Forum
central for No. S. In the
evening call 598.

Wednesday and remain here for a
couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene deLendrecie
motored to Detroit Saturday to spend
Sunday. They returned yesterday.
Misses Agnes and Florence Bentley
OF Ortonville, MINI, who have been
the guests of DR.. and Mrs. A. ]. Kaess
have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Fanset and
daughter, May, who have been guests
at the Bishop home on First avenue
south, left for Nebraska this morning.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-12
STATE WEDDINGS.

At the Presbyterian Manse in Grand
Forks, Saturday afternoon at o'clock,
Rev. w. HI. Mathews performed the
ceremony which united Miss .Hulda
Rud and John, Bach The groom Is
connected with the Great Northern and
the bride has resided in Grand Forks
for two years.
On wednesday afternoon at
O'clock at the farm home of the
brides parents occurred the mar
riage of Miss Julia Hanson and John
Paulson of Kermit, N. d. The cere-
mony, which was witnessed by only
near relatives was performed by Rev.
A A. Brunsvold under an arch Of
green ferns. The bride was attended
by Misses Clara Hanson and Inga
Olson. The groom was supported by
his brother, Paul Paulson and Henry
Hanson, cousin of the bride. Mr..
and Mrs. Paulson will make their
home on the groom's farm near Ker-
nit.
Miss Grace Sleight and Chas. E.
Gowen were married by Rev. Barnum
at Bottineau. They will make their
home on Mr.. sleight's farm. 9
Miss Nellie Orange of jamestown
and Alfred Jones of ST. Peter, Mimi,
were married at the brides home in
jamestown by Rev. Morrison, pastor
of the M. E. church of that city The
couple were unattended and Pro-
fessor Wemberly of jamestown col
lege rendered Lohengrin's wedding
march. The happy couple departed
for the twin cities and will spend part
of the time at the old home of the
groom in Minnesota. They will return
to jamestown to make their future
home.
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Luxon, Bruce, occurred the wedding
of their daughter, Mabel S. to Clarence
Perry. The bride was attended by
Miss Ethel Rhodes of Cavalier. Mr.
John Luxon, brother of the bride act
ed as groomsman The wedding
march was played by Miss Maude Sy-
mington of Neche. The happy couple
viii take short wedding trip to the
twin cities and points in Iowa, after
which they viii return to Duluth
where the bridegroom is junior part
ner in the firm of E. c. Perry & Son
general contractors. The bridegroom
has a handsomely furnished residence
awaiting his bride at 1919 East Sixth
street, Duluth, MIMI upon their re-
turn
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winch nevertheless
is just that-how :
ever one may dis
guise the fact.
The man who
thinks it a fad to
sleep in the fresh
night air, and tells
dire stories o t
death and miasma
lurking in the
evening mists, is a
slave to a fad.
The man who
will advise on to
beware of the fad
of food stuffs, and
advises some old
fashioned meals,
and rlrnn6Iv states
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-12
Y. M. C. A. Tennis Series.

The tennis club of the Y M. C. A.
opens 1t schedule for singles this even
ing with a series of games between
Mann and Martin, Shaw and Vowles.
The series will be two out of three ex-
cept in the finals which will be three
out OF five.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-12
Judge of county court

Let the service of the foregoing CT
tation be made personally upon all
respondents residing in the state OF
North Dakota; also by publication of
said citation in The Fargo Forum and
Daily Republican for the period re-
quired by law, and also by mailing
copies of said citation to each of the
nonresident respondents at their sew
eral postoffice addresses as shown by
the files in this court.
A. G. HANSON,
Judge Of the county court.
(July 12-19-26.)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-12

Soreness of the muscles, whether in
duced by violent exercise or injury, is
quickly relieved by the free applica.
tion of Chamberlain's Liniment. This
liniment is equally valuable for mus
cular rheumatism, and always affords
quick relief. Sold by all dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-12
FADs AND FANcIEs.
sI Mary Russell.

The people who are the most severe
on the fads of the day are generally
blind devotees at the shrine of, some
old time custom which they would re-
sent bitterly if you called it fad. but
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-12
Great Reductions.

In suit prices at the great July clear
ance sale; wash suits, wool suits and
silk dresses. a. L. Moody.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-12
REGISTER YOUR ROOMS.

Parties having furnished rooms
for rent will please notify secre-
tary of Commercial club, phone
SOIL, and the same will be reg
istered.-Committee on Eagles
Convention, July 1913.
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Some folks are all right so far az
they go, only they are inclined to go
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-12
The Came Of Nations.

me 2ArNS OF NdIi0USs
/. The nation from which we grow
(germination).
2. The nation for pupils (subord-
ination).
8. The nation for teachers (expla-
nation).
4. The nation for actors dmperson-
atom.
5. The nation for a popular prince
(coronation).
7. The nation for an unpopular Of
fetal (resignation).
s. A nation for pests Cextermina-
tion).
10. "A nation for sinners (condemna-
tom.
II. A nation which monapolists de-
sire (combination).
IL. A nation which indicates a class
(denomination).
IS. A nation for the irreso1ute (de-
termination).
Il. A nation on crusade Carrie
Nation).
Queer old town, Baltimore. Man
listened to a joke there and dropped
dead. Coroner came and rendered a
verdict. Then the health officers book
ed the cause of death under the head
of skin diseases"
Eth, how was that?'
'The coroner said 1t was a case of
malignant humor"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-12

Until last evening the Moorhead
baseball team of the Y. NJ. c. A. Twi-
light league had been indicated, but
they were beaten by a score OF s to
by the resident members team. The
fielding was uncertain, and both pitch
ers were wild at times. In the second
inning Kossick, pitching for Moorhead
passed six men. The batteries were:
Resident members, Rachac and Chap
ell; Moorhead: Kossick and Bolster.
The score.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-12
Lorain Wins From Sherwood.

Minot, N. D., July 12-Lorain won
again from the Sherwood team by a
score of 10 to 2. The feature of the
game was the hitting of Andrews.
RH e
Lorain ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 IL 3
Sherwood ...,......,...... 8 8
Batteries - Tieger and Smith;
Thooner and Jarvis.
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r H z

Resident Members % 40 0-S Q /
Moorhead ........ 3 o o 2 0-5 2 2
A large crowd is expected this even
ing when the Resident Members meet
the high school,
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Miss Grace Sleight and Chas. E.
Gowen were married by Rev. Barnum
at Bottineau. They will make their
home on Mr. Sleight's farm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-03-17
Telegramy krajOwe.

Philadelphia, Pa. II marca. -
Ogolna sytuacya pomiedzy kon-
pania tramwajowa, a strajkuja-
cymi tramwajowcami ME zlnie-
Mia sic W ciagu wczorajszego
dnia w niczcm. Obie partye stoja
naprzeciw siebie nieprzejednane.
Wczoraj minqf ponowny termin
nakreslony strajkujacym przez
kompanie do podjecia piracy, ale
tylko maIa liczba tramwajowcoW
porzuciia strajk wesz}a pono-
wnie w sklad personalu kompa-
nil.
Wczoraj kursowaio 1925 wo-
z6w tramwajowych, czyli najwie-
ksza dotychczas ilosc cd poczat-
ku wybuchu strajku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-03-17

Rad ustawe wyboncza z mafemi
zmianami.Za przedlozeniem glo-
sowalo 23S posiow, przeciw 1885,.
Do opozycyi, ktora pozostala W
mniejszoSci nalezeli Polacy, naro-
dowi liberali, postepowcy socy-
alisci. Ia reforma glosowali kon-
serwatysci, wolnomyslni i CEN
trum. ....
Jak wiadomo reforma spotkala
sic z oburzeniem spo}eczenstwa,
kt6re ujawnilo sic ma licznych de-
monstracyjnych zgromadzeniach.
Jedyna zmiana jaka wprowa-
dza nova ustawa w danym syste-
mie jest zniesienie poSrednioSci
wyborow. Wediug dawnej usta-
wy $50 prawyborcow wybieraio
l wyborce, a dopiero wyborcy
glosowali ma kandydatow lzby.
Obecnie wszyscy glosuja bezpo-
srednio.
Natomiast reforma zatrzymuje
jawnosc gfosowania j podziai wy
borcow ma 8 klasy.
O zaliczeniu do klasy decyduje
wysokost opiacanego podatku,
wzglednie stopieh inteligencyi.
Urzednicy, oficerowie @ i czlon-
kowie klasy wyksztalconej zali-
czeni zostana do 1 wzglednie II
klasy wyborczej bez wzgledu ma
to, czy i lie opiacaja podatku.
Berlin, II marca. - Uchwalona
reforma wyborcza ME zawiera
prawie zadnych zmian ma lepsze
i cech postepowosci.
Rad W obawie, ably socyalni.
denokraci ME urzadzili demon
stracyi pred gmachem Sejmu, "a
rekwirowai wielka liczbe poll
cyantow, ktorzy ma placu przed
Sejmem sic ustawili.
Zaposi sic ma masowy general
ny 3 dniowy strajk, celem zama-
nifestowania niezadowolenia
powodu uchwalonej reformy.
Spodziewaja SIG, re straJk wy
buclnie W caiych Prusach W dniu
jutrzejszym, jako W dniu rocznicy
pamietnej rewolucyi W r. 1s4s.
Berlin, ~ marca. - Konserwa-
tysta Dirksen postawil W parla-
[Dokonczenie ma strongly o-teD
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cyl nalezeli demokraci i AZ repu-
blikanow.tt
New York, N. Y, ~ marca. -
Teraz dopiero stwierdzono, ze
milioner Willis E. Davis ze San
Francisco, ktory zmarl ma polka
die parowca Oceanic, popelnii
samobojstwo.
Cincinnati, O., II marca. Grozi
tn strajk gornik6w, zapowiedzia-
ny ma l kwietnia, jezeli wlascicie-
lie ME zgodza sic ma podwyzsze'
ME wynagrodzenia.
Uchwala ia zapadia ma As minu
towem zgromadzeniu UNITED
Mine Workers of North Ameri-
ca. G6rnicy sa gotowi zrezygno-
wac wolnego o dpracy popolud.
w sobote, ale zqdaja podwyzsze-
MIA pfacy.
Polozenie jest bardzo powa'
zne, stanowisko gornikow nieza-
chwiane.
Czlonkowie komitetu, majacego
om6wic punkta ugody wlascicieli
kopalniz z gornikami pracuja mad
tenn, ably sprawe pred l kwietnia
zalatwic.
Rochester, N. Y, II marca. -
Pociag osobowy linii New York
Central-Line" najechai ma moscie
Hudson ave-" ma stojacy drugl
pociqg osobowy. Ostatni woz ma
jechanego pociagu zdruzgotany
runal z mostu stanal odrazu W
piomieniach.
William Caldwell Jeden z tun
kcyonaryuszy kolejowych zostai
zgnieciony ma miazge. Trzej pasa-
zerowie odniesi lekkie rany.
New York, N. Y, ~ marca. -
Juz drugi rzedu czionek ma
tional Packing Co." Samuel b.
Peterson 10 wiceprezydent zgso-
sill sic sedziego W Jersey City,
oswiadczyi, re ME winny prze-
stepstwa ,zgniatania konkuren-
cyl, w kohcu zlozyl kaucye gwa-
rancyjna $750O.
Edwin Smith adwokat ,,mie-
sny" oSwiadczyl, re ME vie, czy
inni czlonkowie trustu sic stawla
bez papier6w, zarzadzajacych
wydanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-03-17
PRZEGLAD
POuTYKl MIEDZYRAROOOWEJ'
Chicago. II marca.
(Slowianie wegierscy.)

WSr6d Slowian wegierskich,
zwlaszcza wSr6d Siowak6w zau-
wazyG MONA w ostatnich CA
sach znaczne ozywienie. Z dniem
l marca zaczefo wychodzic W
Peszcie pierwsze codzienne pis-
mo slowackie p. t. ,SlovensElJ
Dennik', kt6rego redakcye objal
posel do parlamentu wegierskie-
90, znany dziaiacz s}owacki, Milan
Hodza. Jak teniuz dziennikowt
donosza, odbylo sic W niedziele
zaprzeszia W Ruzomberku 1-sze
przedwyborcze zebranie ludu sio-
wackiego, ma kt6rem Przemawiaio
dw6ch Pos}6w sIoyackich. Udzial
byi nfezwykle liczny; stawilo sic
okoio 1900 SIowakow.
w zebraniu uczestniczyl nietyl
l<o lud liptawskiego, ale takze
innych dalszych okolic siowac-
kich, przybyly takze deputacye z
Vyrbicy, sw. Mikulasza, Tyrnow-
ca oraz z powiatu turczahsIiego.
Podczas rzadow gabinetu koa-
licyjnego - pisze organ slowac-
XII zmuszono mas do milczenia;
przesz}o 200 zebTah slowackich
zostaio przez wiadze wzbronio-
nych wog6le W przeciagu osta-
tnich czterech lat ME mOgliSmy
odbyc ami jednego zebrania.
Wszakze naszego narodu - Pi-
sze dalej organ Milana Hodzy -
ME zlamala czteroletnia niewola
tatarska hr. Adrassy'ego, czego
dowodem czterotysieczny zastep
ludu siowackiego ma zebraniu W
Ruzomberku. Ze zadOwolenlem
stwierdzamy, ze przyrzeczenla no
wy rad dotrzyma}, gdyz udziellf
zezwolenia ma zebranie w Ruzom
berku W tenn miejscu, gdzie ME
dawno strzelano do ludu siOwac-
kiego gdzie pietnaScie niemych
krzyzyk6w ma cmentarzu czer-
nowskim dale Swiadectwo wymo-
wne najsurowszych rzadow, ia
l<ie kiedykolwieLc w SlOwacyi by
H.
Przebieg ruzomberskiej demon
stracyi ludu slowackiego byi ma
stepujacy:
Zgromadzenie zagaii o godz. 4
popoIudniu p. Fedor Houdek,
przewodniczacym wybrano Szro-
bora, poczem pierwszy zabral
g}os posel Bell, przedstawiajac W
dluzszem przemowieniu ObecnQ
sytuacye polityczna W Wegrzech
M6wca wSr6d powszechnych o.
klask6w oswiadczyl, ze Siowacy
zadaja rownego i tajnego prawa
giosowania pod nowym rzadem
rozpoczna walke energicznq, W
kt6rej ME ustanq, dop6ki ME zdo-
beda wszystldch baszt swobody
poliyczuej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-03-17

H. Move agitacyjnq i patryotycz-
nq, przerywanQ burza oklaskGw,
wygiosil posel Hodza, przyczem
okreslil program stronnictwa ma
rodowego. ze slowackie stronni-
ctwo narodowe - mowil posel -
prowadziio polityke dobrq, o tenn
Swiadczy szczegol, IL uowy Rad,
stanawszy ma czele, przyznai nam
czeSciowo, IL many slusznosc /
re polityka szowinistow madziar-
skich wobec Slowakow byia ME
sprawiedliwa.
Druga waznq rzeczQ dla Slo-
wakow jest odrzucenie przez ga
binet hr. Ktuen-Hederyaryego
projektu zandarmskiej reformy
wyborczej zblizenie sic do pro-
jektu, jakim wystapii Siowa-
cy.
/ Pewne niebezpieczenstwo upa-
truje mowca w tenn, re po stro-
ME nowego rzadu staneio stron-
nictwo staroliberalne, ktorem
Siowacy mic ME chca wiedziec.
Stronnictwo to tax samo jak ma
dziarskie stronnictwo ludowe
przyrzeklo nam, re bronic bedzie
naszych praw narodowych, wszak
ze gdy przysz&o do wladzy, Slo-
wakow wieziono mordowano.
Lud slowacki dis odwykl, aby go
zaprzagano do wozow cudzych,
pracowac on bedzie ola siebie sa-
mego, a wrogom swoim pokaze,
jake ma cePy. Program nowego
rzadu jest zagrozony p. hr. Ste
fana Tisze, pragnacego rzadowi
ojcowaG grozacego rzadowi O.
porem, gdyby chcial przeprowa-
dzic powszeclne prawo glosowa-
MIA. Grozb tych Siowacy sic ME
ulekna. zadajq oni r6wnoupraw-
nienia dla siebie takiego parla-
mentu, jaki posiada Austrya,
gdzie kazda narodowosG ma swo-
je szkoly i gdzie w urzedach i So
dach jezyk ludu jest nalezycie
respektowany. Caly lud wegier-
ski bez roznicy WARY i narodowo-
sci wystqpi zgodnie W obronie
powszechnego, rownego tajnego
prawa g}osowania.
Slowackie stronnictwo narodo-
we - mowil dalej posel slowack
- valley W pierwszym rzedzie
o prawa jezylSa siowackiego. My
zaiste ME zywimy nienawiSci
przeciw innyrni narodom, wszak-
re zadamy praw rownych dla SIZE
bic, dop6ki tego ME osiegniemy.
pokoju W Wegrzech ME bedzie.
Po wygioszeniu tel mowy, pre-
rywanej ustawicznie okrzykami,
$wiadczqcymi temperamencie
zywym ludu slowackiego, IL
chwalono ma wniosek przewodni-
czqcego Szrobara nastepujqca re-
zolucye:
,,Wielti wiec ludowy w Ru-
zomberlu, odbyty w dniu ~ lu-
tego, wyraza swoim posion1 zu-
pelne zaufanie i wdziecznoSc ser
deczna "a dzielna obrone praw
ludu slowackiego i oSwiadcza, IL
trivia nieziomnie przy stronnic-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-03-17

dwie garstka ludzi zjawila sic w
hall, ma trybunie znalazl sig tyl-
ko jeden z miejscowych dzienni-
karzy redaktor Seeley, ktory ko-
mandora przedstawil zgromadzo-
nym, gdyz proszony o to guber-
nator Brown tutejszy burmistrz
odm6wili, ME chcqc = jak twier-
dill = przedstawiac publicznosci
,,fakira".
Peary w jednym Z interwiewow
nadmienii, re byiby nigdy ME
przyjechal tutaj, gdyby wiedzia},
ze tax jest aniemile widziana O.
soba".
Trenton, N. J., II marca. Sedzia
Swaizie, po wys}uchaniu prokura-
tora Garvena Z Hudson County /
adwokata pefnomocnika zacho-
dnich wielkich rzezni wyda} "a
rzadzenie, re wszystkie korpora-
eye ,,miesne" maja przeslac sa-
dowi W New Jersey swoje ksiegi
do zbadania przez wielkoprzysie-
znych.
Cleveland, Ohio, ~ marca. -
Podano do wiadomoSci, re 60cio
dniowy bojkot miesa skohczy} sic.
Bojkot niestety zrobii fiasko, a
zauwazyc nalezy, ze tylko W
pierwszych dwoch tygodniach OBJ
serwowano go nalezycie, potem
coraz to wiecej zaczal sic rozlu-
zniac sam w sobie.
Ceny "a mieso poszly W gore, ale
natomiast ceny niebojkotowanych
artykul6w spozywczych znacznie
spad1y, jak mp. kartofle potaniaiy
o 1Oc ma ,,buszlu", jaja 17c ma
tuzinie, maslo o &c ma funcie. -
Bojkote zrobil to dobrego, ze spo-
wodowa1 zajecie sic sprawa przy-
czyn drozyzny artylculow spozy-
wczych.
Washington, D. c., II marca.
-Senat zajmowal sic wczoraJ
gl6wnie badaniem przedlozenia
kolejowego, ktorego przyjecia do
maga sic administracya.
Izba posi6w zajmowala sic
mniej znacznemi przedlozeniami.
Personal---very. Cannon ME Gle
sly sic nieraz poparciem nawet u
swojej partyi. Wczoraj gloSowa-
no mad jego rozstrzygnieciem ty,,
czacem sic pewnej reguiy parla-
mentarnych obrad II rozstrzy-
eniecie to zostalo odrzucone 1853
glosami przeciw Ill. Do opozy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-03-17
Strajk " CaEej PensyIWanIi.
POOiSno FIadef ME zianOns KOnpala GOraz BeCG WO
76g puSGza ruGh G8naWaIt przgOOWujG SanOwy StTak
Niepowodzenia Peary'ego'
Trust miesny wobec sadu. BoJkoT
miesa-s1omianym ogniem'
Republikanie przeciW prezydentOWi lzby'
Drugi mIiOner samOb6ca. Strajk g6rnik0W.- -
KatastrOfa kOlejOWa.
RepubIikanie przeciw prezydentOWi lzby'
Drugi miliOner samOb6ica. - Strajk g6rnik6W
KatastrOfa kOlejOWa
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