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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-28
MAD WHIRL
OF PLEASURE
MADRID CONVERTED IN.
TO a CITY DIFFUSED
WITH RAINBOWS
SpaniardS MadIy Fnthused
Over Royal Lovers

Madrid, May 2s-The fetes preced-
ing the wedding OF King Alfonso and
Princess Ena whirl along with bewild-
ering impetuosity. They nave con
verted Madrid into city difused
with rainbows Pictures of the young
monarch and his future consort
CLEAN from almost every wall and
wiIlow. The Kings patriotic sub
Jects are making bedlam OF the streets.
and visitors agree that never before
have they seen such extraordinary
wealth and brillinncy OF decorations.
Great silken flags. with red and yel-
low streamers. pennants OF silver and
gold and festoons Of sweet-smelling
flowers, choke the air. resolving the
sunzhine into partial night. II the
King escapes these tokens OF popu-
lar feeling Il can be only by leaving
Madrid, for they hang thick IN every
thoroughiare and drape every public
square.
Under the fiags and banners merry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-28
SENATORS DROPPED TWO
GAMES THEY SHOULD
HAVE WON
ONLY LACKED A BINGLE
Manager SmithAgain WieIds
"Keen Kutter."

For seven innings yesterday Captain
Jimmie Geor was fiinging some and had
filings to spare Then he assembled aad
speck, Brown and Burke went up into
the atmosphere with him. When the
team finally descended to earth agoin,
II was found that the locals had lost
.heir hard fought contest. McAlester
getting the wing end OF score OF 6
90 4 not one OF the half dozen runs be-
ing earned. merely Senatorial donations
The largest crowd that has witnessed
a BAN game at Electric park since the
season opened. witnessed the aerial stunt
on the part OF the locals yesterday. All
excursion trains into the city brought
large crowds. and the visitors returned
home feeling that they had had their
moneys worth.
II was good game and the Senators
put plenty Of ginger into their playing
and had the contest won from the top
notchers in a walk until the unfortunate
ascension took place. Everybody was
with the Guthrie team and rooted to
finish. feeling that the hoodoo and hard
luck phantom have been overworked and
believing tina. the Guthrie club ought to
win a few games. just for diversion II
nothing else.
Manager Hamilton OF last season
fame. brught with him from Wichita
new man, Burke, who had been playing
in the Kansas state league. He was
given a tryout in the right garden and
seeley put on the bench until he gets IA
condition TO play ball "Big-un" Barry
did not arrive In time to take part in ;hS
gaihe and Charles held down the Initial
sack Perhaps il is because his prede-
cessor gave such miserable exhibition
and the fans are expecting too much Of
him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-28
CLUB WOMEN
In ST. PAUL

St. Paul. MINI. May 2s.-st Paul
has the proud honor OF entertaining
the representatives OF the General
Federation OF women's Clubs. who
meet here In their eighth biennial
convention beginning Wednesday and
continuing one week The nationsl
membership aggregates several hun
dred thousand, and It is to the rep
.resentatiyes OF these progressive wo
men that the city is called upon to ex
tend hearty welcome,
The daily sessions win be held in
the Armory Through the energies
of the Decoration committee. supple
mented by professional artists ID this
line. the interior Of the Armory has
been converted Into iestal hall by
means Of innumerabIe palms and the
standard and tri.coIor Of the nation,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-28

The headquarters of the convention
we're opened today at the Hotel Ryan,
where the register is already filling
with the names of the officers and 9th
ers leaders of the federation. The
large majority Of the delegates and
visitors, however, win be entertained
in private homes of st. Paul and Min
neapolis From all indications the
attendance win set new record for
the fdderatlon's biennial gathering.
Large delegations are reported on the
way from New England. New York
and Pennsylvania. from Texas and all
the states OF the South and from the
Pacific coast. Ohio, Indiana. Michi
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gan, Wisconsin, Iowa and other states
of the Middle West are sending large
delegations.
At the formal opening Wednesday
evening the speakers are to include
Governor Johnson, Mayor Smith. Pres-
ident Northrop Of the University Of
Minnesota, and Mrs J. l.. washburn.
president Of the Minnesota federation.
Unusually there is considerable un-
certainty and excitement over the
election Of president. bus this year
the reelection Of Mrs Sarah S. Platt
Decker of Denver seems so certain
that no other candidate is believed to
have any chance at the office
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BY the end OF the week the team Il
going to be in condition to play win
ming ball Usually four weeks is spent
trying out players. This season the
Guthrie team must be tried out after
the season proper has opened since such
poor judgment was used at the begin
ming in selecting the team The other
clubs have had about FIVE weeks the best
OF 1t over the locals but the Senators
are going to get into condition to give
somebody a run for the money at the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-28

signed again. lie bas been on the water
wagon for a couple OF weeks and prom
lses to deliver the goods II given another
chance TO make good. Beedles level
head is needed In these DAYS Of aerial
ascanslons ON the part Of the flelders as
well as the twirler Dumb play is an un-
known baseball quality TO Beedles and
his coaching is missed BY the players.
His hitting was also unusually sure. The
fans are urging that he be given an
other trial.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-28
INC Atternoon.. oame

Homer rice and Loren Brown We're on
the fring line for the locals this after
noon. Tommle Kearna was placed on
the first bag and Womack played az Sec
ond The wedding VI process began WITH
renewed vlgor this morning and seeley,
Charles and Speek were given theirs.
seeley was not satisfactory because he
could not keep In condition 20 play.
Charles was not satisfactory and specx
desired his release as he had better
position in view and has been bothered
with sore finger which prevented his
plyaing good bail
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A shawnee dispatch says the team az
that place is on me verge OF disband-
Ing. Lack Of support Is the reason given.
Billie Hughes has been signed 10 wear
the protector for the top notchers. The
McAlester team needs catcher badly
enough.
It's hit and run with Dnnham, but
he never fails 20 connect with the hfrse-
hide for a safe one that Is just as likely
20 be three bagger OF homer as Il
Is for one station
Mrs. sceley and little daughter I1azel
Irene. arrived 10 the city Saturday ar
ternoon from ST. Joe. Mo. aud win be
here this summer Mrt. seeieY Is the
wife of oulnelder seeley. the swiftesl
baserunner Ia ne league
There are lhree brothers the White
boys. playing with south McAlestor. r.
White oiliclatod behind the bat and was
s-fuck out three times 10 succession sat-
urday by Womack Geer succeeded 10
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Al st. Louis--St- Louis A. New York 3
At Pittsburgh Pittsburg 2. Brooklyn a.
At Chlcago-chicago 3, Boston 4.
At Observation-Disclosures o, Philadel-
phia 5.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-28
SATURDAYS GAMES.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

At oklahoma Oklahoma city s..
Leavenworth 4.
At Webb City--Webb City 3. Joplin :.
At wichita-Nichita G. ST. Joe 4.
AT sprngheld--sp Springfield II. Topeka
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Chicago, $1,000. SIS lower
Kansas city. 10000. l0c lower.
Omaha, $500. l0c love
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fooling him into batting huge chdni'
out OF the atmosphere yesterday c.
White In center and II. White at FIRST
got hit each yesterday
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LIVESTOCK.

Chicago, $4,000. &c lower.
Kansas City. 10000. SC lower.
Omaha, 5000. sc lower.
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LIVERPOOL SECOND CABLE
Wheat unchanged 10 x lower.
Corn * higher
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At omaha--omaha s. Pueblo a
At Lincoln--Iineoln G. sioux City 10.
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LIVERPOOL OPENING cABLn
Wheat unchanged.
Corn X higher.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Boston Boston g. Chicago 3
At washington-wa 4. cleye-
land 6.
Al Philadelphia Philadelphia 8 st.
Louis .
At New york New York 10, Detroit 2
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NEW YoRK oorroN.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
May. sil.20.
July. sli.2S.
Ocbre. si0.f9.
December. sl0.4S.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-28
saturdays Game.

Five TO six in favor ot McAlester. Wo-
mack pitching good ball the game being
lost through dumb play on the part OF
the Senators I'm the eighth. tells the
story OF Saturdays game AS on yes
terday. not one Of the visitors half doz-
en- runs was earned Womack WA in
hne form and seut the ball over the plate
fooling the batters in one. two. three
order lie was also emitted 90 strikes
that the umpire called balls Lally the
husky swatier with the top notchers,
who frollcked in left garden that day
was injured IN the first inning while at
tempting to steal third lie twisted his
ankle and was retired from the game,
Cooper taxing his place.
In the ninth inning IN Saturdays and
Sundays games, Il was up TO Welsinger
TO put the BAH over the fence or. al least
get "a safe one and win the game Tor We
locais-but jay famed.
shoce By Innings r. II. T..
Guthrie ....... 0lO100003-- :
MclAlester .,.... 0lOO0 90 6
Summary Earned runs-Guthrie g.
Two base hits-Dunham. Bolan McCul-
lom. Base on balls-on Womack 4. of
baltimore l. Struck out--By Womack 6
by baltimore 3. Left on bases-Guttris
o. McAlesteg H. Sacrifice hits Charles
seeley. Stolen bases--speck. G, White
womacK. Hit by pitched ball-Mccul'
lom. baltimore. Time Of game-i.50
Umpire oliver Attendance-25o.
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LIVERPOOL cL.oaINo CABLE.
Wheat unchanged TO x lower.
Cslrn " higher
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Will {:

Canvas Low Shoes for Ladies.
Misses and Chi dren are much
in evidence as to their popular.
ity Our white Sea Island Cam
vas Low Shoes are better than
most ones; the fiber is of closer
weave which makes them wear
better and polish whittier than
most kinds you get at other
places. Our prices are small
for the extra high grade.
Sl.25, Sl.5O, s.. 90, $3.50, $500
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NuHlHHIY. F1HIntu IHNH-HHlHiIN y
McAlester q Two base hits-Dunham.
Brown, r. White Base on vills-Om
Geer. 4. on Porter. l. struck out--By
Geer. q b. Porter s. Left on bases
Guthrie 9. McAiester s. Sacrifice hits
Burke. Charles. Weisinger. Geer stolen
bases Bennett. seigmeyer, +. White, G..
White Wild pitches-Porter. Hit by
pitched bali--r White. H. White. Time
OF game-l:50 Umplres--cobb and eii-
yer. Attendance-s0O
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Q Madame de Montespan died (
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Q ua-y 23 1906. (
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o against stamp act passed vir-
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Q iT7sThomas Moore. poet. BSrn.
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Q uraiist, born.
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o killed BY fall from his horse.
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Q 1s1s-First steamboat on Lake Erie {
O launched. {
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O Born Dec. n. 177s. {
Q 1Sfs-Noah Webster. anthor OF
o dictionary. died.
o 1S45-Quebec's first great flre.
o ls53-F'rench Legislature restored {
Q capital punishment. {
. 1Ss4-Ionian Islands ceded to {
o Greece. {
o 1s75--crie Railroad Company adj
Q judged bankrupt.
Q lS7S-Earl Russell died.
. 1Ss1-Great Britain paid u s. s75.- {
o 600 in settlement Of Fortune {
Q Bay fishery dispute.
Q 1ss3-Mishael Fagin. Phoenix Park {
Q murderer hanged IN Dublin.
O Earthquake shock felt In
Q southern California.
. 1S95--Walter Q. Gresham. secre-
= .ary OF State. died
@ 1S9S-William r. Gladstone buried
@ in Westminster Abbey. c
o Senator Matthew S. Quay OF
q Pennsylvania, died.
@ 19O5-R. w. Wilson. Ex-Governor OF {
9 West virginia. did
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oETTLEMANs $1,000 pr EMIum
BEER AT SAME OLD MOSES.
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KANSAS CITY usTrhEATng.
wheat 81, grade q.
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UNDERWEAR At PHrERsrN's.
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Corn "a. grade 12s.
Oats 9. grade H.
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The narkets.
KANSAS CRY CASH.


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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-01-13
TELEGRAM Y.

Petersburg. 13. stycznia. :
Pierwsze wiadomosci nadeszIe
da urzedu ze Syberyi po napra-
wieniu komunikacyi telegrafi-
cznej dowodza, ze panowaly tam
straszne stosunki W czasie osta-
tniego strajku, ale teraz juz po
wiekszej czesci naprawiiy sic "a
nadejsciem wojsk Mandzuryi.
Miejscowi gubernatorzy ME u
mieli sobie radzic, ME znajac uka-
zu carskiego nadaiacego i'm pra-
wo ogioszenia stanu wojennego.
Nieznaczhe ich zalogi wojskowe
sympatyzowaiy rewolucyoni-
stami. Ale nadesziy teraz oddzia-
{y wojsk pod gen. Suchotinem,
zajely miasta Irkuck, Omsk, Kra-
snojarsk i inne, aresztowaly
przywodzcow ,rozruchow roz-
broily zbuntowane zalogi. Pier
wszy telegram nadeszly lr-
kucka zawierai rozpaczliwe b}a-
game tarntejszego agenta finan-
sowego, by przysiano kogo do o.
bjecia administracyi miasta, gdyz
wicegubernator, szef policyi i
wszyscy jego dawni przelozeni
zostali albo pozabijani albo pora-
nieni. Powstahcy mieli W rekach
Gale miasto wyjatkiem budyn-
ku rzadowego, ktorego meznie
bronili kadeci. Krasnojarsk ro-
wniez byi W reku rewolucyoni-
stow.
Petersburg, 13 stycznia. = Ra-
da robotnicza, naradziwszy sic
przywodzcami innych organiza-
zacyj proletaryatu, postanowlia,
by obch6d rocznicy ,,krwawej
niedzieli" poiegas ma ogloszeniu
jednodniowego spokojnego straj-
ku.
Powstaia oryginalna sprzecz-
ka porniedzy gen. Martinurem a
gazetarni "Molwa" "Nowole
Wremia'' ma temat :, kwestyi
"Czy zydzi So odwazni?" Pojawii
sic artylui napisany przez gen.
Martynowa, W kt6rym tenze do
wodzi, ze zydzi 50 tchorzanli, ze
staraja sic uchylit od saudby woi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-01-13
Rome notatN tsIegrafIGzns.

-Wedle urZedowych wykazow, W
czasie rozruch6w oststhieh Mos
kwie zabitycha zestalo 2S2 ludzi,
- Cen CUB soalogsb slOonfiskowai
W baltyckieh prcwincyach dobra kos
cielne kase banku lotyskiego pod po-
zorem, re pieniadze tam obracano ma
cele rewolucyjne.
= w Tyflisie czasie napadu ko-
zak6w ma seminaryum armenskie, $50
os6b zostalo zabitych lub ranionycn
Napasc nastapila, gdy budynku rzu-
como bcmbe. kt6ra zabila czterech
Kozak6w jednego chlopca.
- w Nowominsku aresztowano
mnostwo rewolucyonistow.
= Ma naradzie gabinetowej fran
cuskiej naznaczono dzien II stycznia
ma odbycie sic wyborow prezyden-
cyalnych.
= Obiega pogioska, re cesarz au-
stryacki Franciszek Jozef zamierza
udat sic ma cesarskie manewra ME
mieckie do Cornelego Szlaska.
- Cesarz Wilhelm nada1 wielki
krzya orderu Czerwonego Oria angiel-
skiemu admira}owi Seymourowi.
Anglii rozpoczeli sic wybory
do parlamentu. Zwyciestwo liberal
nych, jest niewatpliwe.
- Gubernator wojskowy W Algeciras
Hiszpanii, gen. Fernandez Ferbeb, u,
mari nagle. 4
= Wczoraj W Madrycie oebyf sic z
wielkim przepychem Stub ktscielny
ksiecia bawarski ego Ferdynanda infan-
ia, Marya Teresa. Ceremonii dopefnif
Kardynaf Saucha y Hervas, Arcybiskup
Toledo.
w Panamie wczoraj wybuchf pozar
ma ulicy Molanto / zniszczy} duzo dom6w
a miedzy mimi dwie szkoiy publiczne !
dom sierot.
w Montreal " Kanadzie pozar
zniszczy} czesc hoteln Windsor i zrzadzif
szkode ma $15OO00.
- Marshall Field, bawiacy W New
Yorku, ME ma sic gorzei. LekarLe ocze-
kuja przesilenia chorobie ME PREDICT
niz "a dni Z.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-01-13
Areztowanie aydowskieh przyw6dzc6w rewo-
lucyjnyeh W Warszawie.
Kwestya odwagi zyd6w ma wojnie
iw rewolucyi.
eve socyalist6w oczekiwane Berlinie
Prezydent zeczypospote San Domingo Morales rezygnuJe
urzedu.

dnio ME grozi. Jedyne niebezpie-
czenstwo w tel chwili moze bye
W rywalizujacych ambicyach
Austryi i Wloch odnosnie do Al
banii jej dalszych okolic. Ale
wzajemne stosunki miedzy te-
mi panstwami So lepsze, niz
odnosnie do problematycznej
ewierci wieku - ewentualny
rozkiad .austro wegierskiego
paistwa pozostaje dis jeszcze
ewentualnoscia przyszlosci.Niem
cy zwracaja cd czasu do czasu
pozadliwy wzrok W strone Try
estu, ale wszystko W tych RE
czach zalezy cd stanowiska, jake
zajmie lub ME zajmie cesarz Will
helm II. ME zechce oswiadczyc
sic "a rozbiorem Austro-Wegier,
raczei "a "zachowaniem tego, CO
dyplomacya zowie ulepszonym
,,status quo".
Tresc artykuiu Karola Dixie
go dale wrazenie optymizmu W
kwestyach, interesujacych bez-
posrednio Anglie W jej stosun-
kach Francya, Rcisya, >Ameryka
i Turcya, natomiast pesymizmu
byla w calyn ciagu ostatniej
polityki Niemiec, zaleznej dis
zupeInie Cd kierunku, jaki jej ma
da cesarz Wilhelm. w ogoinem
przekonaniu, kierunek ten "a
macy sic w eiagu marokkal-
skiej konferenevi W Algeciras.
ktorej Dixie mic ME powiedzia}.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-01-13
kROTKlE NOTATKI MlEJSKIE.

- Departament zdrowia donosi, ze
wczorajsza woda do picia byfa bezple-
cZna.
- WIadze woiskowe fortu Snerl-
dana uwiadomily wladze wojskowe W
Waukegan, re dwudziesty pierWszy
milk piechoty wyjedzie do Ffllpin
dnia 22go stycznia. Robia sic staranla
w Waukegan, ably uwolnic kilku zof-
merry wiezienia .gdzie ich zamknle'
to "a zakiocanie spokoju.
= Louis Maupin. palace ! maszyni-
sta W ratuszu, zcstal wczoraj zwolnio-
nv re siuaby, kt6ra peinii przez diva
nascie lat. Me odpowiadai stanowisku.
- Chicagoski policyant Michael
Connolly powedrowai do wiezienia ma
try miesiace "a lekcewazenie sadu.
- Trzynastoletni Thomas Hetfef-
man .skoczyi tramwaju pod woz.
Rany jego sa smiertelne
- Radzca kcrporacyjny Lewis pro-
81 O s162,750 subwencyi ma wydatki
biurowe. Zeszlego roku ekspensa blu
ra wyniosiy s143,111.Sprawa tramWa-
iowa pochionie $4,000 z powyzszego
budzetu.
w. Paulsen, banker, kt6ry od'
bierai depozyta pomimo, re wiedzlaf'
il bank wkr6tce ogiosi niewypiacal-
nose, zostai skazany ma zapfacene
$4,000 kary.
- Miasto moae zmusit wlascicieh
gmach6w liczacych wiecej niz szesc
pietr do zaDrowadzenia W mich
wznosnfkow.
|, z panienka wolno rozmawiac.
PAM 'Dufrane kazaia aresztowac ia
mesa Ryan "a to. re mimo zakazu od-
waayl sic rozmawiac iei Is to letnia
c6rka. Dufrane Frzegrale sprawe-
- Czterech policyant6w oskarzo-
nych o grubiahslie postepowanie
wzgledem obywateli, wytlomaczy swe
postepowanie pred sadem policyj-
nym.
- Szef Collins chcial wypowie-
dziet dezerterom ION wojne, ale prze-
konal sic, re to rzecz .bardzo kosz-
towna.
= Mayorowi rada miejska da dobra
nauczke 2 powodu mowy. kt6ra wy
giosif W Denver. Colo. Nova ME WI
dziala sic naszym aldermanom.
= Chicagoskie kobiety SO bardzo
czynne. Jedne pracuja mad tenn. ably
dopuszczono paee zehska do giosowa-
mia, drugie. ably zamknieto wyszynh,
a trzeeie chca zniesc palehie papiero-
sow. Radzimy zalozyc klub mesh, kt6-
ry energicznie wystapi przeciw zuciu
gumy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-01-13

jakoby byia oblakafa, ale to sic
ME udaio.
Columbus, o., .Oslawiona
Cassie L. Chadwick skazana ma
10 letnie wiezienie karne "a o.
szustwa, przybyla tn, azeby "a
czac odsiadywac kaFe. Ola braku
miejsca w oddziale kobiet dano
jej tymczasowo lozko ma kuryta-
rzu. Pewien dawnys str6z tego
wiezienia karnego roznai W
przybyIej, niejaka Devernowa,
ktora juz dawniej odsiadywala
kare "a falszerstwe. Chadwigo-
wa temu ME zaprzecza, ami .tez
tego ME potwierdza
Filadelfia, 13 stycznia. = w
procelsie Johna w eHilla, bylego
szefa biura filtrowania, oskarzo-
nego o faIszerstwo j oszustwo,
sedzia W sIwoich instrukcyach
do sedziow przysieglych wyka-
zai, re strona skarzaca
ME udowodniia, 6akoby byl
zamiar oszustwa, re ME
udowniIa rownieza by fall
lszerstwo zostaIo popelnione,
zatem ME pozoxajS mic innego,
niz uznac oskarzorego niewin-
nyrn.
Milwaukee, Wis., Is stycznia.
Z Baraboo, Wis donosza, re
wczoraj wskutek zderzenia sic
dwoch lokomotyw ma dworcu
kolejowyan Northwestern zabici
zostali zwrotnic4y John F.
Dwyer, LEGACY lat As i 40 letni
John S. Conrey. Qbaj stall ma
platforn1ie, a kiebygdymu wycho-
dzace z wiezy wodnej zasloniiy
widok i spowodowaly katastrofe.
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Rok XVII.

lnniej potrzeba ciaglego alermo-
wanna akcyonaryuszy, gdyz je-
zeli ci zaczna z banku wycofy-
wac cie gromadnie, spowodajl
jego niewypiacalnosc i trzeba b.
die ogiosic bankructwo, o'id2c
majatek pod zarzad sadown@Go
zawiadowcy, co to znaczy, o
tenn vie kazdy, obeznany z sos-
podarka amcrykahskich "recci-
ver'ow".
Wypada ludziom dobrej wolf
uspokajac wzburzone umysly,
azeby oprocz cielecia ME strac:c
krowy. "Skarb Polski' nalczy
utrzynlat przy zyciu nie, W inte-
resie dyrektorow, lecz akcyona-
ryuszow.' .sa
w ich to interesie pani Pela-
gia Heller, matka zbiega, wyrze-
kla sic dobrowolnie tytriu VIA
snosci I2o lot, wartoSci Io-I2 ty-
,siecy dolardw, po;nimo re wlozy-
la W te loty $1,000 swych wlas-
nych pieniedzy. zona Helera od-
stepuje "Skarbowi" farme warto-
sci $4,000, pani Weyer dom po
Slupeckich, wart $1,000. Jczeli
nadto sprawdzi sic wiadomoSc.
re osobilsty majate< Helera, O.
blozony aresztem, przedstawia
wartosc $4,000, straty "Skarbu"
znacznie sic zmiejsza, co uwzgle-
dnic nalezy akcyonaryuszom, a.
larmowanych niepotrzebnie przez
ludzi ziej wolf, ME lep'szych w
g'rrtncie wierzy cd zbieglego z
cudzemi pieniedzmi Franciszka
Helera. , aia a4
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MiejscOWa.
Wyiudziia $3.50.

Ciezkie So podatki zabobonu.
OttoWick,udal sic do wrozki spl-
Enthusiastically zasiegnac jej rady
W jaki sposob MONA najlepiej
znalesc ulge W chorobie meczacej
go od lat kilku. Wrozka zapro-
wadziia swego klienta pacyenta
do ciemnej cell. Wick uslyszaa
jakis "pozagrobowy" CLOS:
= Hello! hello! Jestes chory,
lecz skoro zastosujesz sic do mo-
jej rady, znajdziesz ulge W cier-
pieniu, wyleczysz sic zupelnpie.
-Czyj to glosf- spytal Wick
wrozki.
- To CLOS kr6la Humberta.
- Ted4 do Michi9&nti. kun so-
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Jeden z parafian.
Process o podburzanie do .gwai-

tow.
Znowu jeden redaktor polski
powedruje do wiezienia. w pia-
tex toczyl sic pred izba karna
w Gliwicach ma Gornym Slasku
nroces przcciwko od-
powiedzialnemu redaktorowi
,,Glosu Slaskiego" P. Rozanowi-
czowi. Podburzania do gwaltow
dopatrzyia sic prokuratorya W ar
tykule W nr. 22S pod tytulem
,,Polska", a mianowicie W ustcpie
W ktorym powiedziano, we my
polacy czy ma Slasku, czy W
Ksiestwie Poznaiskiem, czy w
Prusach Zachodnich, czy W War
szawie lub Galicyi, mowimy po
polsku ojczystym naszym jezy-
kiem jest jezyk polski, ola tego
tworzymy Polske. To znaczy, re
spoleczehstwo polskie pod wzgle-
dem narodowym twcrzy jcdnoli-
ia caiosc".
Prokurator wniosi dla oska-
rzonego pol roku wiezienia, sad
skazaf go ia 8 miesiace.
Smutna jest dola polskicA re-
daktorow.