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was also the first to deal righteously
(and therefore indig eantly) with that
other parlor nuisance. the highbrpw.
He met one. once. in the person of a
Vassar girl with spectacles. There
was mo end of her Knowledge when
it came to Charles Lamb or Sidney
Smith-who never wrote much but got
the credit of every good joke in Eng
land"-she had them down pat. If you
inquired how she liked bRbies, she
would answer
HOWE Well as Charles Lamb re-
marked, 4 like e NIB b. boiled"
No matter what you asked, she
would always lug in a quotation from
some pedantic old fool like DR.. John
son, just to show you that she was
up in literature, and that you were
green"
Thanks to Eli, we have now a way
of getting back at such tormentors.
Suppose one of them floors you with
"As Emerson says" or '"As Ruskin
says or as Browning says" and
then askes. How many times have You
been engaged since Christmas Reply,
airily, six as Daban pathetically
remarked in his arithmetic" 1t is q
deserved retaliation and our best peo-
pie will call it less rude, on the whole,
than 'JuStlflable 1ncendlarlSrn.
SHOWED UP hfGHBROWS&
But let that pass. Ellis supreme
service, take it, waA in pointing out
clearly. definitely-just what our
case against highbrows is. We don't
mind their knowing ten million use
less things, or their keeping them on
tap to save trips to the library, but
we do most rancourously and furiousiy
mind their. throwing them at US with
no other aid or object than to make US
feel green.
Despite his legal training and his
broad mountaineering with litera-
ture. Eli never shared the highbrow' S
failings. BY choice lowbrow of the
lowbrows he kept his humor safe for
democracy But even safety has its
dangers To be entirely impartial l
cannot dismiss the congregation with
out admitting that our hero wrote;
SELF OSSESSION-Donn Piatt
owns a iackass."
When think of that. 1 don't feel
green I feel blue.
(copyrighted, 1919. the Bell syndicate
| Inc.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-12

This despised but esteemed con
temporary of Ellis says it was because
Eli had a genius for scoring "a moral
point in every paragraph" in
stance. when he quoted a Californian
as remarking, in talk about the
Chinese and their Unborn idiocy, "Why,
it was only the cay before / felt
Frisco that we put tar and feathers
on one of them Johnnys. just to have
little fun. and then set fire to it
to amuse>the childf-h. and the darn
fool ran INTO clothespress and spoiled
dozen of my wife's dresses puttt7g
out the fire. though 1 told him better
all the time. Doggone it, il is enough
to make man lose faith in the whole
racer
/ have been greatly benefited by
this camouflaged sermon. and, since
reading it. have not once set fire to
a fellow creature and yet I fail to
see that Eli was a particularly fero-
cious moralist. ! c,nsider him much
more of clown. his motto: 'Ievity is
the soul of wit
In that line he was towering sue
cess, and some of our most luxuriant,y
bewhiskered chestnuts grew on Eli
originally 1t is to vii that we are
| indebted for our acquaintance with
the young lady who remarked. while
out sleigh riding with slothful suit
err NOBODY loves me and my hands
are cold" and received the touching
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-12

Eighty per cent or more of the very
fine furniture used in Havana. Cuba, is
said to be manufactured in this country
by Spanish cabinetmakers. the designs
of the furniture corresponding to the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-12
special liking of the customer.

The amount Of Japan's beancake out1
put during the last year was valued at
Sc, 10000.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-12
The Funniest Men That EUer LiUed
Intimate Sketches Ecentrc
ties Their Folies and Their Fobes
WIDE
NO. 23-ELI PERKINS

,LVILLE d. Ian
DEN, known 20
the police as Eli
Perkins. set out
to be a lawyer.
ard when it came
to make his firs t
a p p e a r a n c e in
court. let loose a
wealth of choice
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-10-03
CALLED Her FAMILY
TO HER BEDSK
On Tears Ago. Thinking She Night Die, Says Tszn Lady Ia Ia
She Is Well, Strong Woman and Praises CxaIEEs
Her Recovery.

Royss City, Tex.--Mrs. Mary Kill
man. Of this place. says; after the
birth Of my little girl. my side CON-
nencsd to hurt me. I had to 60 back
10 bed. We called the doctor. He
treated me. but I got no better. I
got worse and worse until the misery
vas unbearable. II was In bed for
nrse months and suffered such agony
dat I was iust drawn up In q knot. :.
told my husband II he would get
me q bottle OF Cardui I would try IT,.
I commenced taking II however. that
svsning I called my family about
As... for I knew could not last
many dsys unless I had Q change for
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-10-03

The first monthly meeting of the co..
ored teachers of the county was held
last Saturday with about half the COL
ored teachers of the county attending.
These teachers might as well make up
up their minds to come to these meet
ings or quit teaching. The pr sent
State Superintendent is hewing square
to the law in school matters and taach.
ers are required to attend. If white
friends of these colored teachers would
see that they attend institutions and
examinations instead of insisting that
favors be granted them there would be
less trouble with the teachers. These
meetings are held the fourth Saturday
in September, October, November,
December and thru each month of the
new year to May.
WOrmy children are unhappy puny
and sickly. They can't be otherwise
while worms eat away their strength
and vitality. A few doses of WHITES
CREAM VERMIFUGE performs
marvellous Transformation. Cheerful
ness. strength and the rosy bloom of
health speedily return. Sold by Price
Drug Co. adv.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-10-03
1884 Vision.

The Cooperative Association held its
monthly meeting at the schoolhouse on
the 9th of December. All regular
business was dispensed with as had
been previously determined and the
club and its guests listened with inter.
est to review of its work by its pres
ident who spoke as follows:
Five years ago Utopia was just an
ordinary little county village with
nothing to distinguish it from dozen
other Fayette county hamlets. Each
citizen padded his own canoe without
giving or receiving or giving much aid
from his neighhors snd cooperation and
unity Of effort had not even oeen at
TEMPTED. Today we are thoroughly or
ganized and act as unit in marketing
our produce and for the most part in
buying our supplies.
With your permission | will briefly
review the:steps that led to this condi-
ton in order that our visitors may real
ize how easy it is to organize. The
first attempt at cooperation was made
by ten farmers who farmed the Utopia
Poultry Club. Each member agreed to
keep a flock of from seventy-tive 10
one hundred hens and to ship these
eggs and poultry together and to mar.
ket all produce in the name of the club.
II was suggested that better prices
could be secured If all The members
kept the same breed of fowls, thus Sc
curing eggs of same color and more at
tract We crops Of poultry. The men,
bers decided that Plymouth Rocks were
best adapted to their needs and each
promised that they would make de-
,ermined effort to weedout mixed fowls
and TO fill tleir farms with thorough
bred poultry. All produces was stamp
ed From the Utopia Poultry Club and
weekly shipment was made. This
was the first step towards cooperation.
Trivial as it may seem it has led to
greater things. Before the end of the
year the Clubs membership had doub-
led in numbers and trebled in enthus-
iasm. IL was selling its produce for
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-10-03

satisfactory prices at q substantial ad.
vance over the prices of the former
year. each member had a flock OF
poultry that looked like pure bred fowls
and friendly rivalry had given a zest
to the business.
AT its December meeting the Club
decided to unity its cattle as it had its
poultry and determined to buy a Hol-
stein bull not TO cost more than $500,
each member agreeing TO pay $40.
"At the end Of the third year this
bull was sold and another bought. Now
We have number of young half Hol-
stein cows and some three-quarter
calves that look almost like thorough
breds. The two carloads of cattle
shipped to St. Louis sold for nearly
double the price of West Tennessee
sca'awags.'
''At the beginning of the third year
the Clubs name was changed to the
Utopia Cooperative Association and
the members decided to attempt truck
growing on a small scale, many agree
ing to double the size of their gardens
and to sell the surplus. Fortunately
the county finished graveling the road
to the Shelby county line and in March
the Association bought truck raising
81, 200 for which they bought a light
truck that is sui in service. One trip
week was made and our local mer-
chants gave US enough hauling to pa,
the expense of running the truck and
thus our transportation was free. The
Club cleared SO. 600 that first year.
During the present year the truck
the truck made daily trips for much of
ting time and | am informed by our
Secretary that the net profits will te
over 500, COO, this including, of course,
all our shipmentstess milk. butter. poul-
try and truck of al kinds, but not 10.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-10-03

Wnsr chest feels on fire and the
Il, nurh., YOU have indiR, stion. and
ynu ~. q HERBINE Ia get rid Of the
81, - r~ea,j f,~nig. IL drives out
nsdh aiu Sled '0nc. treng thens. the
o '-rn snl purli = The bowels. Sold
by Pace Dug Co.
The Boosters for the County Fair
made their usual yearly trip Tuesday
in the southern part of the county,
visiting Oakland, Macon, Rossyille,
Moscow, Lagrange and WiIliston. There
We're three automobiles with their load
Of boosters in the party and well
equipped with high class basket din
ner sufficient for dinner, and afternoon
lunch and then considerable left. The
party was met with uniform courtesy
by the people of that part of the
county and the subscriptions were as
liberal as freely given as any could
give, more than $500 being realized
from the days work. Thursday the
party visits the northern and western
part of the county, feeling assured of
sufficient funds to meet the needs of
the fair which comes next thursday
and Friday. Everybody come.
Neuralgia of the face, shoulder,
hands. or feet requires apoWertul rem
edy that will penetra the flesh. BAL
LARD'S SNOW LINIMENr possess,s
tDat power. Rubbed IN wnere the pain
is left is all that is necessary TO relieve
suffering AID restore normal conditions.
sold by Price Drug Co. adv
The Falcon learns from H. S. Shaw
of the Somervilie Bank q Trust Com
pany that the full $751; has been
subscribed to the cupital stock of the
Somerville Ice & Storage Company,
the charter has been secured and
meeting of the stockholders will be
called at once tc complete the organi-
zation. The stock is distributed all
over the county in the hands of about
one hundred stock holders. Ii is eX-
pected plans for the immediate con-
struction of an ice plant in this city
will be made. Plans have been about
completed to locate the plant on the
lands of N. c. &. st. L. Ry. near their
depot
w. M. Pierce on Monday sold his
farm mile west of Somerville to A.
S. Thompson Esq. of the second dis
trict, the price being around $50 per
acre. Possession is to be given jan
uary l. Esq. Pierce has no plans for
the immediate future, but we have
heard rumors that he might accept a
position in railroad Office work in
Georgia. He had long years of sue
cessful experience in that line of work
before going to the farm he is just now
disposing of. Esq. Thompson expects
to move to the farm in time to make
his home but may not make the move
for another year.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-10-03

the better. That was SIX yus@ laH
and l am still here and am o sMlR
strong woman. and I owt suy sssses&
Cardui. I had only tskan yn&E -
bottle when began - fssl sxssx
The misery In my side 'gOf 3sa III
continued right on taking tbs caA*l
until I had taken three bctslE xzakgs
did not need any more for ~Hafs
and never felt better in my srEa...Ii
have never had any trouble tnwa O.
day to this"
Do you suffer from headxca& aseF
ache. pains in sides. or Other Aaszsss
forts. each month? Or do ysS -
weak. nervous and fagred-sSsS xuk
give Csrdui. the venans snaAs g.
trial. .LE
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-10-03
luding the staple crops of cstssa ars

GLIDING the staple crops of cetssa aEsy
corn.
II want TO remark in passin9 Nhs~
this diversified farming has not Sesss
ed the amount of cotton raised On.
crop this year will Sc the largssz ARzs
marketed aud it has been made saN@
solutely on cash basis
81 want to suggest that We hRy ..
a larger truck for next year avs al
that the members discuss this szumsN
themselves and be prepared 10 zzAr
some action at cur next meeting,
II have recounted the materia, 90
vantsges of our Association; thar ~.
be measured in dollars and GsDts. rs
improvement in our social life, % So
church and school, and 10 a esasztA
spirit of neighborliness is even Q wsana,
er advantage. As your prssidaBs a
want to congratulate you On whas gw
have done and to say that / Sspwsss
greater things from the future
At the conclusion of the address, A.
vote of thanks was given the dziszu
for the faithful discharge Of A~N
duties.
On motion of DR.. Shadow 1Sas ~
thanks was given the HipbwzV ,s-la.a
mission for the splendid cORdissoa =
the public roads and they we're qaws.
to buy five more tractors 70 add sOsaa
ten already on hand so thai each D.
trict might have its road working sza
fit always on hand. The secretary Ssr
ordered to obtain copy Of the gss~
ident's address and send IL to Daa &AE--
cite Falcon and request its pubhcstENa
IInonaExs
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-10-03
state Of Ohio, CITY Of Toledo

r~snk i. Cheney makes oath that ne
4. ssnior partner Of the Arm OF I. ].
Cheney Z c., doing business In the City
- Toledo. County and state aforesaid;
"a shaf aid frrn will pay the sum Of
oNr HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
ana every case Of C15arFn ssa .s s7nn9SR 3
SS.r-rrrnS4esfNF- FRANK J. CHENEY.
er-arn 10 before me and subscribed n
-. ,s-eeence. tbs sth day OF December.
- x fsss A. W. GLEASON,
=. - Notary Public.
.sairs Cafarrh Medicine e taken IN
ternaliy and acts through Is 5aooe "a
ror testimonials. free.
~ FL CHENEY a CO. Toledo. Q.
soa BIZ Ell druggists. &c.
ualrs Family Pills for constipation.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-10-03

Groves TasteIess chill EsanksE
restores vitality and energy by purifying assas.A
riching the blood You can soon feelEss SsssaBA
ang. Invigorating Effect Price Co.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-10-03
CONQUER WEAKNESS
by keeping your powers of
resistance at highest peak. It is
as natural for
Scott EmuISiOn

to strengthen as it IS for your
food to nourish the body.
If you WOuId conquer weak
ness increase your resistance
take SCOTS Emulsion often.
Scott & Bovine. Bloomfield. Nj. 1877
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-10-03

Owing to the absence of the Falcon
editor from town Tuesday and Thurs
day with the Fair Boosters and the
absence of Circuit Court Clerk Wetzler
from the city Wednesday when he
went to Covington, it was impossible
for The Fslcon to publish circuit courl
news this week and it will be published
next week.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-10-03

Church Conferences will be held on
the Belmont Circuit as follows. Shiloh
Monday, October the sixth, 7, p. m.
Oak Grove Tuesday, October the sew
enth, z. p. m. New Bethlehem We'd
nesday, October the eighth, 7. p. m.
Belmont Friday, October the tenth, Z.
p. m. These are meetings of import
ance. Let every member be present.
p. A. Fowler.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-10-03

Sworn end subscribed TO before me
re this 23rd day Of September, 1919.
W. G. SHELTON, CHAIRMAN.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03
PIRACI GRASUJA.

(Dokohczenie na str. 5-ciei.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03
NOWY SYSTEM BUDOWY
ZAPROWADZONY BEDZIE
w CHICAGO

Pc dzieSieciu dniach, spedzo-
nych w miastach Kanady, oraz
miastach wschodnich, powroci}a
Go Chicago komisva iona Rady
Miejskiei. powfocila peina pro-
jekt6w, majacych upiekszyc ma
sze miasto. Nietylko upiekszyc,
iccz zaprowadzit jakiS system
budowy tegoz, ktory rowniez ko-
rzySci materyalne miastu przy-
nieSc powinien. Podczas swego
pobytu w tych miastach, studyo-
wall alderman system, jakiego
rome miasta sic trzymaja, budu-
}ac je. Jak wiadomo, pod tyrn
wzgledcm ME ma W Chicago maj
mniejszego porzadki nj systemu
W dzielnicy rezydencyalnej bu-
dujq sobie fabrykanci najspokoj-
niej fabryki, kupcy buduja skle-
py, automobile kominy fabry-
czne zanieczyszczaja dymem /
kurzem cafe sasiedztwo. w dziel-
nicach tych widziec mozna cze-
sto bardzo PRONE parcele, ktore
dlatego stoja odlogiem, poniewaz
wlaSciciel ich czeka, az znajdzie
sic jakis fabrykant, ktory chcac
pobudowac sic tamze, lepiej mu
"a ME zapiaci. w miastach takich
jak Nowy York, Cd lat juz trzech
przestrzegane jest prawo, moca
kt6rego, ME wolno nikomu budo-
wac fabryk W sekcyi rezyden--
cyalnej, ME wolno za$ budowac re
zydencyi w dzielnicy przeznaczo-
nej dla fabryk, w ogole, rhiasto
Gale jest podzielone ma sekcye; W
jednej buduja fabryki, W innej
sklepy, w innej zas rezydencye.
Aldermani sa przekonania, ze sys
tenn podobny ME tyIko upiekszy
miasto, lecz rowniez podniesie W
Genie wartosG rezydencyi i zabu-
duje PRONE parcele, ktore pefne
sq zwykle odpadkow roznego ga
tunku, szerzacych choroby. Uwol
nj r6wniez dzielnice rezydencyal-
ne cd dymow, kt6re bynajmniej
zdrowia ME polepszaja. Alderma
nj glosowaG r6wniez beda, ably W
przyszioSci budowane by}y fabry
ki pelne okien, jasne, poczynione
beda rowniez zmiany w budowa-
Dokotlczenie ma StrOnlcy b
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03
KrOnika ChicaSOska.

do Waszyngtonu pani Junkin z
szofcrcm, wiozqc z soba try kuf-
ry waliRke. Maja one zawierac
wGdke; gdy ladunek ten dostanie
sic do stolicy, natychmiast przeje-
tv zostanie przez wiadze celne.
Prokurator federalny Clyne, wy
da dzisiaj rozkaz aresztowania
Lunkn1a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03
StanWojennywWyonlillg
Koleje Wobec Strajku C6mik6w.
Projekt Zajecia Kopal1 pod
Kontrole Rzadowa.
Praca Stanu Pennsylvania "a &c.
neralnym Strajhem.
Z POGRANICZA MEKSYKANSKIECO
Kr6tkio Wiadomo$ci ze Sto|iCy Klaju.
Inne Teletramy Krajowe.

Washington, 8. istopada. -
Generalny proi1urator Palmer po-
ruczyf wszysl1im pro+curatorom
generainym obwodowym, by bacz
re oko zwracali na Gala sytuacys
strajkowa natychmiast powiado.
mill go zabiegach dwu lub
trzech tob, starajacych sic utrud-
MAC przewoz lub produkcye we
gla, t. IN. by ME urzadzano kom-
hinacyi s1kodliwych. Celem tego
rozporzadzenia - jest uchronie-
nie strajsoUjacych gornikow od
wpiy-wu rsdykatow. w miedzycza
sic otrzymano tn wiadomosc, ze
zorganizowana praca ME zamysla
popierac gornikow przy pomocy
jakichkolwiek straJkow z sympa-
tyi, ami tez przy pomocy strajku
generalnego. Ia to bedzie ona pro
wadzie z rzadem wa4ke przecrw-
ko jego sposdbowi postepowania
wzgledem uni gornikow.
w ja4d sposob bedzie wa4sa ia
prowad0ona, ME wiadumo.
Waszyngton, 3, listopada. -.
Otrzymano tn onegdaj powiado-
mienie, donoszace, jakoby sekre7
tsrz departamentu piracy wysazd
ma konfrencye wAasciciei ho-
pain, odbywajeca sic obecnie "
Cleveland depesze zedaniem, a.
by q natychn1iast rozwmeii plany
przystapienia do rokowan z
przew6dcann gornik6w.
Cleveland, 8. istupada, -
Czho11loowie loornntrtu wykonaw--
czego stowarzyszenia operator6w
weglowych oswiadczyli, ze do
tychczas ME otrzynrali ladnej de-
peszy Cd sekretarza dopartamen-
tu piracy, Wilsona-
Washington, 8. listopada. -
Ponimo, zey wszyst41ie nieHna1 4o-
painie miekkiego wegla zostaly
pozamykane wskrrtek strajou, to
jednak W niektorych hopaariach
idzie praca W caiej pelni szAegoi-
ME W tych, gdzie czas trwania
kontraktow jes1cze ME minai.
Wdlug ostatnich obliczen, licz-
ba strajkujacych gornik6w wy
nosi przeszlo 4l7,82o. Obliczenia
tc pochodza kWatery strajkowej
gornikow. lPoniewaz niekt6re ko
palnie W Stanach Pennsylvania i
Kentucky. majace wielu nieunij-.
nych gornikow So jeszcze W III,
chu, przeto ME MONA ma razit
powiedziec W jak wietkim stop.
niu strajk gornikow zmniejszyl
produkcye wegla miekkiego v
kraju. ze ograniczyi go bardzo,
@ tenn niema najn1niejszej wat
pliwosci. Wiasciciele kopalh po
wiadamiaja, re tysiace gornikow
stawiio sic do piracy w kopaaniach
gdzie przewazajaca Geese robotni.
,kow ME nalezy do unii, w kopal-
mach zas unijnych praca ustais
zupeinie. Przewodcy gornikow
twierdza, re rozkazu wyjscia ma
strajk usiuchali wszyscy uniSci.
(pokonczenis na str. S-t;iel.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03

cago. Prczcs kampanii, p. Frank
9. Wetfnorc, oSwiadczy}, re pie
niqdze zebrane obrocone zostan9
"a prowadzenie dalsze' piracy tej
organizacyi W Europic; kazdy
vie, lie dobrego zdzialaf7 una dla
wojnq dotknietych narod6w, lie
dobrego zdzialala dla naszej o.
czyzny. Mkt ME powinicn o.
ciqgat sig datkicm, ME powinlen
ocjqgac sic zaden Polak r6wnlez,
pamietajac. zc czeec sunny zebra
nej pojdzie ma ulzenic losu pol
skich sierot w Polscc. Chicago
ska kwatera Czerwoncgo Krzyaa
wysiala do obywateli 600 tysiecy
listow, w ktorych dobitnie wy
kazano. dlaczego Chicago winno
s;egnac do kieszeni swcj szczery
ZloZvE datck. \
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STARANIA o ZAKONCZENIE
STRAJKU.

Waszyngton. 8. listopada. -
Wydzi& doredezy unii maszyni-
stow kolejowych radzi, ably ma
tychmiast utWorzono zwo&ano
do 'Waszvngtonu komisye prze--
majaca ma celu zaiago--
dzenie obecnych nieporozumien
pomiedzy praca a kspitaiem. Mo-
wiac o akcyi rzpdu przeciwko gor
nixon, a przedewszystkiem "a
kazie sadowym, wydzial repre-
zcntujacy $1,000 robotnikow lOole-
jowych oswiSdczy,, ze akcya ME
tylko, re ME Przyspieszy rozwiaza
MIA nieporozumienia, lecz naod-
wr6t, pogorszy Gaia sytuacye.
D'alej wydzial ten wzywa, ABBY do
komisyi przernysaowej wybrano
lrdzi, ktorzyby chcieli uznac pra-
wa wszystkich obywateai, ME ia
kich. Itorzyby zaraz Cd samego
poczatku wrogo stanai przeciwko
zorganizowanej piracy.
Nastepny krok rzadu co do ist-
niejacego strajku gornikow a
przedewszystkiem co do sposobn
zaopatrywania narodu W opal "a
lezec bedzie Cd tego, co nastaql
dzisiaj W 4opalniach wegaowyeh.
DO biura prokuratora generaane-
60 przyszsy wczoraj wiadomosci,
gloszace, jakoby W niektorych
dystry1tach weglowych, strajzu-
jacy gornicy mieli sic opowie-
dziec "a powrotem do piracy. He
W tej pogsosce jest prawdy - ME
wiadomo. Bye moze, ze wiado--
nose ta. jest wymyssem wsascicie
Il kopalf1. Wed}ug owych pogio-
SEX, niektore lol1ale unii g6rnikow
mialy proponowac swym robotni-
kom, ably ME starali sic trwac diu-
zej w bezrobociu, lecz ably natych
miast powrocili do prscy. w ME
ktorych atoli miejscowosciach
gornicy mieli zadecydowac, ably
dupoty ME powracano do piracy,
dop6ki w4ascniele kopalh ME u
czynia zadost ich zadaniom,
Tymczasem departament sprawie
dliwosci przygotuje sic do walk
z wyzyskiwaczami, ktorzyby usi-
,owali korzystac z obecnej sposo-
bnoSci i W jakilOolwiek sposob po-
garsza1i obecna sytuaeye przez
zawieranie przy1nierzy radyeal-
nvmi przewodcami gornikow, sta
fajacyrni sic wzczynac niepoko-
je pomiedzy strejkierami.
STAN WoJENNY w WYo-
MING.
Cheyenne, 8. listopada. - Gen.
bryg. A. Poore, komendant Fortu
D. A. Russella wydaf wczoraj
prokiamacye, oglaszajaca stan wo
Jenny w Stanie Wyoming: o.
swiadczyl on przytem, re czyni to
ma rozkaz gubernatora Carey'a,
celem niedoPrszczenia do zaba--
rzeh strajkowych W dystryktach
weglowych. Ola przestrzegania
porzadk,1 przeznaczono dla tego
Stanu piecset kawalerzyst6w. Je-
den oddzial wys1ano do miejsco-