davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-14

. cH|LD'S HAND
Cut or BY italian While She Was
Taking Ice--Has Marrow Escape
From Lynchlne.

New York, Aug. 13.--With one vic.
ious stroke OF his AK Alexandra Car
rOtOro. an ice man, who has a depot
In the basement Of No. SOC West For
ty-second street, cut off the hand OF
little -year-old Lillian Carson, OF
No. 500 West Forty-second street, this
afternoon.
The little girl went into the base.
ment to get piece of ice to eat. AS
she reached out for fragment the
| Italian shopped at her outstretched
hand and cut it of
The little girl fell unconscious. An
angry mob chased Carrotoro through
the streets. threatening to lynch him,
but he eluded them and hid in his
house, where he was arrested. He
was held in 1000 bail when arraign-
ed in court.
| Il has been custom of the children
Of the neishborhood to gather little
pieces of ice from the wagons that
visit the neighborhood, and no objec-
ton has ever been found by the ice
men. When the little girl saw Caro-
toro at work chopping block of Ice
in his basement today she went down
quite naturally and reached out her
hand for a small piece.
Take your hand away" snarled
Carrotoro
Evidently the girl did not under
stand, for she took the fragment of
lee, but before she could withdraw
her hand Carrotoro brought his ak
on it, severng it at the wrist. She
was carried to the German hospital.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-14
Gasoline Engines.

IL can be understood to what a
nicely the mechanism Of a gasoline
engine is adjusted when it is stated
that TO make 1000 revolutions a min
ute means that in a four-cycle engine
there are 500 strays Of gasoline fcrc-
cd into the cylinder. 500 times the
electric battery makes a spar. and
200 times the escape valve Is opened
, let the gas out
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-14
ARLINGTON, KY.
August 10, 1904.


Mrs. Reddic and granddaughter
Maud. returned from Creal Springs
Friday, where they had been for the
benefit of their health.
Mrs. ]. G. Porter. Miss Ruby PoIt
tern and Miss Annetta Russum Of
Harriston. Mississippi, are visiting
relatives here.
The Arlington Canning company
began operation Wednesday. The
outlook for crop is good.
On Friday afternoon N Walter
Stevens of Bardwell while trying to
repair one of the signal blocks IL
miles north of Arlington, seriously In
jured by the explosion of one of the
containers which constitutes a. part
of the apparatus. He was taken to
his home OF Bardwell and surgical
aid rendered at once.
Miss Sallie Carney of Jackson, La.
and Misses Sadie PEBBLES. Ruby
Brazzell and Pauline Martinetti Of Co
lumbns, are the guests of Mrs. DR..
Wright.
Mrs. Mildred Wright of Mayfeld,
and Mrs. Marie Chumley of Harris
ton. Miss. are the guests of L. B.
Owens family.
F. II. Haggard has opened up new
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-14
Stop That Couqhl

When a cough, tickling or an irri
tation in the throat makes you fee
uncomfortable, take Ballari's Hore
hound Syrup. Don't wait until tho
disease has gone beyond control. Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Anderson. 354 West
5th St. Salt Lake City. Utah, writes:
I'VE think Baliarj's Horehound Sry
up the best medicine for coughs and
colds. We have used IL for several
years: 1t always gives immediate re
lief. is very pleasant and gives per
feet satisfaction. Csc, soc. s1.OO. Sold
by Schulz Drug Co.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-14
Watch Their Meals Cook.

4 large proportion of the cooking
n Paris restaurants is done In sight
If the customers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-14

Aug. ~. 1904.

Prof. j. s Saudi of Parkville, Mo.
is the guest of D. w, Brown and fam
lily.
Misses Susie Bostian and Carrie
Shipley are spending this week in st
Louis
Robert Cline of Concord. N c., is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. H. Kin
ney,
Mrs. It. Burroughs of Maiden, Mo.
is the guest of Misses Lou and Maude
Willard on High street
Mrs. j. F. Schlechty, Mrs. e. A.
Cross, Mrs J. w. Chandler and daugh
ter, Miss Dora Nordmeyer of Charles
ton, Mo, are the guests of Mrs. D.
+. Verble.
j. J. Shadwick and family depart
ed today friday for weeks visit
at the Worlds fair.
Prof. w. p. Miller and bride Of
bloomington arrived Tuesday They
will occupy one of w. S. Henkle's
cottages on Court street.
George w. Norris departed Thurs
1. lay lot bOStOH, MISS, " dttcHu tHS
s.snual encampment of the National
G. A. r.
Miss Mary Rushing returned today
friday from visit with Miss Les
ley Wiley at Makanda.
Mrs. F. w. Willard left Thursday
for few weeks visit with Mrs. H. E..
Fufkin at Yarmouth, Maine.
Mrs. j. e. Anderson and two chill
dren of The Dalls. Ore, and Mrs
Chas. " Mills of Kirksyille, Mo-, are
visiting relatives In Anna.
On account of illness Miss Allie
Willoughby Is unable to attend to her
duties as bookkeepet' at the First
National bank.
Mrs. Alice Williams and little
daughter of Carterville are visiting
Mrs. NJ H. Beans.
There will be a grand diamond med
al contest at Miller's opera house
Monday evening, August Is. There
are Ave contestants, Miss Margaret
Walter. Miss Margaret Stokes, Miss
Kate Policy, Miss Allene Dickinson
and Miss Ethel Davis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-14
HOT TIMES
In Observation-Disclosures Making
Big Headway in the In
surrectlon.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Buenos Ayres, Aug. l3.-Paraguay
an revolutionists have occupied sew,
eral districts and are rapidly ap-
preaching Asuncion, the capital of
Paraguay
One officer and eighteen men were
killed and several wounded in an at.
tempt TO board rebel vessel An at
tack on the capital by the insurgents
is believed imminent
The Argentine government has dis
patched two gunboats to protect in
terests in Paraguay.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-14
AtrocIty In Puns.

The hog claims that the sward Is
mightier than the pen. Rural New
Yorker,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-14
$500 Round Trip

Via Mobile & Ohio railroad to New
Orleans. Mobile and other points
south on Aug. %. Sept. IL and q.
1904. from St. Louis. Cairo and inter
mediate stations. From Chicago.
$1,000. For particulars apply to NJ.
& o. r. r. Agents. or to Jno. N.
Beall. n. & o. r r. St Louis. No
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-14
.ssHInnInsIss1nnss IHaluaaIsasassHHHI
Further Reductions will be made on Hot Weather Goods


That determined to close every particle of
Summer Goods will doubt when further
: reductions from clearing sale prices.
We have given remarkable values during the past two
weeks to the public but last weeks prices will be still
lower during the coming week We willing sacrifice
profits and part of because need the money for fall
= goods.
$500 yards Of new fall Zephyr Gnglans, in the fall
and shades warranted absolutely fast in coors only
= 1Oc per yard
We have just opened large line of Oriental All Overs
and to IL inch edgng match These very desirable
and will be in greater favor than the coming
New embroderes much under regular prices
4 just in
New Chfons, Jap Silks and full line of yard wide
guaranteed black Taeta Silks lower prices for better goods
. than we've had before.
This weeks sale will include 300 black paasols with the
nobbest handles we've owned and good values
81 90 and So this week 81 so for choice of the lot
30c Mercerzed Foulards in grey, this week to 1oc.
We offer this week 1000 samples IL curtains in Noting
ham Zoe and Csc each In Montifany Net 35c and
: 45c each.
Some Of the finest samples offered the Cairo trade
It would take too much space to describe them in You
must see them
Every Dress Walking Skirt in the house will be sold
greatly reduced prices during this week We will also Of
fer lot of Taeta and Peau De Sole Silk Waists cheap
to close all the broken lines on hand. n
Respectfully,
SAM'L. WHITE.
snnHnHGEsHHnnnuuHas HHHHnHHEEnHEHEHs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-14
iran In sans.

A curious sight On the coast Of Java
is a long stretch OF shore. abou,
txenty-nine miles in length. where
the sand Is filed with particles Of
magnetic iron. In some places & il
said that the surface sand contains
50 per cent Of iron. It CA be sneit.
ed. and q company has been termed
20 exploit the deposits
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-14

Tickets will be on sale August 18th.
18th and 14th. 1904, inclusive. Good to
return leaving Boston not later than
midnight of August goth. 1904, with
proviso that upon deposit of ticket
with Joint Agent, prior TO noon Of
August goth. 1904. and payment OF a
fee of so cents per ticket at time OF de-
posit. an extension Of return limit may
be secured TO leave Boston to and In
Guiding September s0th, 1904.
For fun information regarding tick
cts, rates and time of trains. cali on
agents. J. NJ. Stone. T. p. A., Elmer
Smith, Ticket Agent, Cairo. Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-14
few DEVELOPMENTS
IN BUTCHERS STRIKE
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Chicago, Aug. 13.-There were few
developments in the butchers strike
today. and it is not probable there
will be any before Monday when a
committee of retail dealers win call
on Mayor Harrison and ask him TO
act as mediator.
The mayor declines to say what he
will do but has expressed himself as
anxious to do anything in his power
to end the strike.
The packers declined to say this af-
ternoon whether they would accept
the mediation of the mayor. They de-
clared they would receive him and
hear any proposal he cared to ad-
vance.
Chief of Police O'Neill laid formal
charges before the mayor this after
noon against Justice John Fitzger-
aid, who, it is said by the police, has
discharged most of the rioters
brought before him, no matter how
strong the evidence against them.
The justice failed to appear, but
will be called again Monday.
Rioting occurred in several places
tonight, trouble being precipitated in
each case by the attacks of strike
sympathiZers on non-union men
There were several instances early in
the night where men wer beaten, but
none We're seriously injured.
Two women led mob that pursued
Ray Douglas and son when they left
the stock yards for home Women ran
after the men crying that they had
taken the places of their husbands
and in short time thousands of
persons were pelting the Douglases
with stones and sticks. When they
ran into their home the mob was al
their heels and Sylvia Douglas, five
years old. who attempted to follow
her father into the house, was knock.
ed down ami trampled on. She was
carried into a neighbor's house in a
critical condition. The mob wrecked
the front of the Douglas house with
stones before scattered by the police.
A negro was attacked by mob and
chased into a drug store. The mob
broke down the front door. The ne.
gro sought refuge in the homo Of Mrs.
Christian Parks. 310O Fifth avenue.
The mob threatened Mrs. Parks with
injury unless she drove the man f;orl
the house. She refused, and John
Fletcher. a negro. forced his way into
the house to protect the fugitive
The mob attempted to storm he
house and Fletcher fired a revol' er
one bullet striking John Randolpl, n
painter, SCATTERING his hand.
The police scattered the mob and
arrested Fletcher.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-08-14
Attention Comrades

The BIG FOUR ROUTE announces a
rate of one cent per mile plus rs cents
from all points on its system. to Bos-
ton, Mass. account of 3sth annual en-
campment
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-16
"Iona'' zOStanie rOzbrOjOnq.
PO1ozenie zafogi Port Artura rozpaczllWe.
Oyama otrzymal rozkaz zdobycia Mukdenu.
Podaza mu ma pomoc 100000 swiezego wojska.
Burmistrz szeryf pod zarzuem wspomasania ynczerow
otrzyma1 rozkaz zdobycia Mukdenu
Podaza mu ma pomoc 100000 swiezego wojska.


knai go jako pretendenta do tro-
nu i oblakanego, w zamku Czi-
ragan, pod scisia strata. Stan
umyslowy Murada polepszyi sic
niebawem, jak s}usznie przewl-
dywali lekarze, mania przesla-
dowcza, obudzona strasznym WI
dokiem zamordowania stryja, O.
puscila go, ale Murad ME opuscli
juz swego wspania1ego wiezienla.
Dogorywal w MEM, jake wieziea
stanu, przez lat 29, trawiony Gu
krzyca, strzezony wlelka podeJ-
rzliwoscia, = jako kandydat do
tronu rozgalezionego stronnictwa
mlodotureckiego, ktore poslugi-
wa1o sic jego imieniem, ably groz-
ba rewolucyi sklonie Abdul Ha-
mida do zaprowadzenia reform
w duchu europejskim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-16
Spuscizna po L. Dygacie.

Jeden czlonkow-korespon-
dentow Muzeum polskiego W.
Raperswylu, ktoremu rodzina od-
daia do przejrzenia papiery po
zmarlym W r. 1901 s. p. Ludwiku
Dygacie ziozenia Mich W Mu-
zeum tego, co uzna "a stosowne,
oddal W tym roku zarzadowi Mu-
zeum bogata spuscizne rekopi-
smienna po Ludwiku Mierosiaw-
skim. SpuScizna ia dostaia sic do
rak S. p. Dygata cd rodziny MAJ
zurkiewiczow. Sa W tym zbiorze
rekopisy historyi powstania roku
183o-3I, noty i opracowania po-
szczegolnych wypadkow, relacye,
pamietniki i uwagi, ktoryc1
Mieroslawski korzystal w swej
piracy, ale kt6rych W zupelnosci
ME wyzyskai; So dalej dokumen-
ty, dotyczace wyprawy Micro
slawskiego do Badenu i Sycylii,
korespondecya Mieroslawskiego
z tych czasow pozniejsza, az do
koflca lego zycia, sa obfite mate.
ryaiy, dotyczace szkoiy Genueh.
skiej (18oI-o2), korespondencys
MierosIawskiego z Maryanem
Langiewiczem roku 1861, kore-
spondencya komitetem CEN
tralnym Rzadem narodowym g
r. 186I-63, dokumenty, dotycza-
ce organizacyi w okresie przed-
powstaniowym, olbrzymi zbior
drukow ulotnych broszur z te-
go czasu, wreszcie rozmaite ME
wydane rekopisy Mierosiawskie-
go. Procz tego znalazia sic w pa
pierach po S. p. Dygacie spusci.
zna Towarzystwa demokratycz,
nego, mianowicie archiwa
"gmin", protokofy posiedzeh /
dokumenty centraIzacyi, dalej
zbior pamietnikow (rekopisy) 2
r. 1863, korespondencya Kazi-
mierza Jarochowskiego (okoio 90.
listow), archiwum Pomocy Bra
tniej W Paryzu, Kola prasowego,
Czytelni polskiej caiy szereg in-
nych materyaiow, dotyczacych
instytucyi i towarzystw emigra-
cyjnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-16
Rok XIV.

Charbinie - otrzymalo dis na.
ely rozkaz wyjazdu do Liaojan.
gu. Do Liaonjangu!
A wiec juz ma istotny plac bo-
ju!
Lada dzien moga stanae W see
regach. .,.. Lada dzien zagrzmi
mad mimi hulk dial. -.
To tez wsr6d gromady na.
szych oficerow zapasowych czue
dis goraczke. Jedni pakuja swo-
je walizy, inni pospieszrie pisa
listy do swoich najblizszych.
= Pisze pozegnanie menu OH
Gu, ca1ej W ogole rodzinie : mo-
wi do mnie pan Mieczys}aw jan
kowski. Bo ktoz z mas dis vie,
czy ujrzy swoich najdrozszych?
= Spodziewam sic pierwszej
kuli - VIOLA humorem olbrzy.
min inzynier elektrotechnik, p,
Eichenwald. - A jade po mia MID
tylko z Warszawy, ale wprost q
Frankfurtu, gdziem otrzymai te.
legraficzne wezwanie!
= Jestesmy przygotowani na
smierc = powtarzaja inni, bezs
cienia bojazni.
A ia naturalnie wyrazam z d
slrliechem nadzieje, re los PEI
wnoscia ME bedzie TAXI srogi ze
nasza dorodna garstka mlodych
wojak6w powroci szczesliwie 2.
pola walki. go.
Me wymieniam tym razem na-f
zwisk tych trzydziestu kilku milo
dziehcow, ktorych reke dis vie.
czorem uscisne pozegnalnie na
dworcu charbinskim - zaprawde.
moze po raz ostatni-
Me wymieniam dla tego, bo-
scie je W "Gohcu" wyszczegolni.
Ii wowczas, gdy opuszczali War.
szawe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-16

tel LEGACY przeszlo lat 20 moae przy-
staple do egzaminu; aplikacye VINO
sic nalezy d. 1 pazdziernika Cub
przedtem) u sekretarza Newtona
- Benjamin Van Dine, blacharz, u
mari wczoraj szpitalu Lakeside W
skutek pokaleczenia sic przez spad-
niecie rusztowania przy nowym do
mu pn. 62, 43rd str. Mieszkai pm. 1853
Langley ave.
= Obywatele mieszkajacy okoio
Garfield ave. fremont str. skarza
sie re swiatlo elektryczne ME dopi-
suje tam najczesciej i ledwie casa
mi oswietla ulice. Wyslano do bur-
mistrza petycye.
- Andrew Larsen, 592 w. Erie ST.,
umarf wczorai W szpitalu powiato-
wynn z rany odniesionej przez pchnie-
Gle nozem przez Philipa Burke, d. Z
bm. Burke 1 jego iona So aresztowa-
nj.
Bruno Slohski, TAO w. Nth str,
umarf onegdaj szpitalu powiato-
wynn ran odniesionych przypadko-
wego postrzelenia przez Felixa Sielo-
skiego S92 w. 18th str, d. bm.
Gdzie znajduje sic teraz Sieloski, po-
licya ME vie.
- Albert Du Laney. 32s, 4Srd str,
zniki bez wiesci cd IA lipca, kiedy
wybrai sic domu do Decatur, ILL.,, a
iona jego obawia sic, ze stall sic ofia-
"a jakiego nieszczescia kolejowego.
- PAM Annie Tomey, 666, 32d str,
skarzy $4,000 odszkodowania wia-
sciciela domu, W kt6rym mieszka,
tego powodu, re W czasie, kiedy spaia
ze swa 4 letnia coreczka, tynk spadf
powaly pokaleczyl ja.
- John l.. Johnson, LEGACY lat 40,
zam. On. 269 N. Franklin str, umarf
we srode szpitalu Augustana ma
stole operacyjnym, a jury koroner-
ska orzekla, re smiere nastapiia "
skutek paralizu serca spowodoWane-
20 chloroformowaniem.
- Emanuel Mandel szybko odbyf
podr6z z Europy. Dnia bm. Jadf
sniadanie W Paryzu. a d. IA bm. snia-
dal w Chicago Jechai ma okrecle
Kronprinz Wilhelm.
- smierc dzisiaj kirem zaloby o.
kryla dom p. Antoniego Maiika, orga-
misty przy kosciele sw. Tr6jcy. Pan
stwo Mankowie straciH najmlodszego
synka. r'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-16
Piatek dnia 1890 Wrzesnia 1904 r.

bruck powiedziai Klein, re ami repu-
blikanie ami demokraci ME mysla ma
seryo wystapic przeciw trustom W A
meryce, obawiajac sic ich potegi.
w Madrycie aresztowano anar-
chiste, kt6ry zamierzal zamordowac
prezesa ministr6w Maura. Znaleziono
prey MIN 10 bomb dynamitowych.
= Lekarze ME So pewni, czy Her
bert Bismarck, najstarszy syn s}aw-
nego zelaznego ksiecia, cierpi napraw-
de ma chorebe raka.
= Gazety rosyjskie ME wierza, aze-
by Rad waszyngtonski miaf bye TAX
ma1o obeznanym re zwyczajami dy-
plomat6w mieszac sic W interesie
zydow do spraw wewnetrznych Ro-
syi.
= Robert e. Peary zapowiada no
wa wyprawe do bieguna poinocnego.
= Spaliia sic handlowa dzielnica
miasteczka Stanford, 1s mil cd Bloom
ington, Ill.
Przymrozh W Nebrasce ME
zrzadzily farmerom szkody
- w Atlanta, Ga, zauwazono dWu-
krotne trzesienie ziemi
- Syn prezydenta Roosevelta jest
chory. Udaf sic W towarzystwie le-
karza do w6d W st. John, W Kama
die.
- Kradzieze rozboje W New Yor-
ku przyprawi}y zyda Izraela Schwarz
pomieszanie zmysl6w.
w Mobile, Ala, ukazaiy sic fa1-
szywe pieciodolarowki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-16
KIR0TKIE NOTATK] MIEJSKIE.

- Wczoraj odwiedzii nasza redak-
eye drukarnie Wiel. ks. Jozef w.
Kuta Q Toledo, o., kt6ry bawi W ma
seem miescie W interesach. KS. Kuta
czesciowo .ksztaicii sic W semina-
ryum polskiem W Detroit.
- Dnia 6 pazdziernika odbedzie sic
egzamin zwiazkowy sIuzby cywilnej
zarzadzony dla kandydat6w ma kler-
kow. W filii chicagoshej departamen=
tn skarbu. Pensya takiego urzednika
xxnosi 41.2o0 ronznia KazdY ohyva.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-16
TELECRAMY.
Z teatru wojny.

Victoria, Io wrzesnia. = Lu-
die zalogi Grafton" zapewnla-
ia, ze ma polnoc cd wysp Van
couver widzieli rosyjski krazo-
wink pomocniczy "Corea", ply
macy wolno w kierunlzu polu-
dniowym. Zapowiadaja przybycie
tego okretu do Esquimalt albo
Victoria. Wiadomosc powyzsza
zaniepokila tutejsza ludnosc.
Washington, 10 wrzesnia.
Prezydent wydal rozkaz sekre-
tarzowi stanu, azeby rosyjski kra-
zownik Lena, bedacy w porcie
San Francisco, zostal .odprowa-
dzony do warsztatow okretowych
w przystani Mare Island i azeby
60 tam rozbrojono. Kapitan o.
kretu podpisze deklaracye, re ME
wyprowadzi olretu ma otwarte
morze, dopoki pokoj ME zostanie
zawarty. Oficerowie zalogi zare-
ca slowem honoru, ze przez czas
trwania wojny pozostana w San
Francisco.
Amerykanski krazownik "Bo-
ston" wypiynal ma otwarte mo-
RE, azeby sic przekonac, czy in
ne olrety wojenne, rosyjskie lub
japonskie, ME maja zamiaru zbli-
zac sic do brzegow amerykan-
skich.
Petersburg, I6 wrzeSnia.-Rzad
tutejszy niema mic do nadmienie-
MIA w sprawie rozkazu Roose-
velta, azeby krazownik Lena"
u1egi rozbrojeniu. Musi on uledz
restauracyi, wymagajacej wiecej
czasu, niz ma to pozwalaJa pra-
wa neutralnosci. Pc rozbiciu flo
ty rosyjskiej pod Port Arturem
W1adywostokiem, Lena" mu-
siala szukaG schronienla w por-
tach amerykanskich.
Toxic, 16 wrzesnia. - Markiz
Oyama otrzymal rozkaz, azeby
rozpoczal dzia}anie zaczepne
przeciw Kuropatkinowi, dopoki
drogi So W dobrym stanie. Pred
nadejSciem zimy nalezy zdobye
Mukden i Emusic Rosyan do cof-
niecia sic ma polnoc. 100000
swiezego wojska japohskiego O.
trzyna Oyama W pierwszych
dniach pazdziernika.
Londyn, 10 wrzesnia. = Japo-
MIA bedzie gotowa ukiadac sic .
pokoj, zajawszy Mukden Sa-
chalin. Warunki pokoju beda ma
stepujace: Kolej mandzurska
przejdzie ma wlasnosc syndykatu
amerykanskiego i bedzie miala
charakter kolei czysto handlowej.
Rosya zaplaci 500 milionow do
larow kontrybucyi wojennej, .oraz
wyda Japonii wszystkie swoje o.
krety ma wodach chinskich ja-
pohskich. Ia2onia odstaRi Sacha'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-16
ECHA q POLA WALK.

Specyalny correspondent $50
wa" (Ursin) donosi Charbina
pod d. S b. M: Nocy dzisiejszej
do szpitala warszawsko : lodzkie-
90 oddziaiu sanitarnego przywie-
ziono pieciu pierwszych pacyen-
tow. Sa mimi: II sztabs kapitan
wschodnio syberyjskiego 1890
pulku strzelcow, nasz Kodak, Ale
ksander Brzezihski, ranny w BIZ
twie pod Simuczenem 81 lipca W
ucho glove; y porucznik 123
pulku kozfowskiego Popieilo, ram
ny w tejze bitwie W usta, plecy
nogi; 81 praporszczyk 122 pulku
tambowskiego Borys Domogadz-
xii, ciezko ranny w tejze bitwie
W piers ma wylot; 4) sztabs ka-
pitan pu}ku strzelcow B. Grin
field, chory ma biegunke 81 po-
rucznikF tobolskiego pulku Sier-
giej Zykow, chory ma neuraste-
nie.
Szpital warszawsko lodzki
miesci sic w Starym Charbinie, W
by}ych zabudowaniach teatru, ho-
telu restauracyi p. Gomartelle-
60. Gmach caiy odnawia sic je-
szcze pomiesci z czasem 40 10
EEK.
Tymczasem otwarto "barak"
letni w ogrodku ma 20 lozek.
Ksawery hr. Orfowski nosi sic
mysla, niezaleznie cd szpitala
stalego W Charbinie, zorganizo-
wac maly oddziai lotny, wyiacz-
ME mezczyzn ziozony, przy
wspoiudziale ksiedza. Oddzial ten
jezdzic bedzie po przednich pozy-
cyach bojowych.
Warszawski "Goniec" otrzyinal
z Charbina Cd swego korespon-
denta List nastepujacy:
INA krahcach Nowego Miasta,
W olbrzymich murowanych "ka-
zarmach", skiadam dis wizyte
caiej gromadce naszych rodakow.
We wielkich. widnych trzech
salach, zapeinionych lozkami po-
lowemi, kuframiiwalizkami ruch
gwar panuje.
Bo oto dis - dziet stanow-
czy.
Trzydziestu kilku naszych
"praporszczykow" z Warszawy,
Iodzi W ogole Krolestwa, po
trzysyeodnioweru- oczekiwaniu W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-16
Uprzedza lacy.
Moia dropa c6z to IN

= Moja droga, COZ to znaczy? W
cztery tygodnie po slubie jestes tax
przygnebiona!
- Wyobraz sobie, jaki moi MAJ nie-
znosny! Tl6macze mu wczoraj, 2e mi
potrzeba nowego kapelusza; miaio ml
sic wlasnie zrobic siabo, kiedy on
pierwszy zemdlal 1 musiaiam 60 eus
c,6l ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-16
Rome notatki teIegraflczna

= Landrat W Hoerde, Westfalii
zabroni1 obchodzic uroczyscie roczni-
ce zwyciestwa Niemcow pod Seda-
mem, ME chcac dra&nic Francuzow.
- Ma ziezdzie prawnik6w W Inns