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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-22

Preston, pastor of the Jasper Baptist
church, ofiiciated. and the interment toox
place at the cemetery near by
The one hundredth anniversary of Roo-
ert 10. Lees birthday was fittingly ceIe-
DRAFTED here Saturday by Camp Hutto.
Confederate Veterans. About a hundred
of the old veterans were In the line Of
march, which was formed at the office
OF Commander I. p Lamllin. The old
soldiers marched to the school auditorium
where programme imposed of music
ana addresses was carried out. The ex-
ercises were conducted by Commander
Lamkn and the principal address was
tnat OF Or. A. p. Montague. president Of
Howard college. After the exercises II
the school building were concluded a
free luncheon was served to all the vet
Grams by the Jasper chapter, Daughters
of the Confederacy, under the super
vision Of Mrs. e. Musgrove, president,
and Mrs John A. Graylee, secretary, OF
the local chapter
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-22
NEW FOUNDRY SOON
READY FOR BUSINESS
Large Plant Has Just Been
Completed in EnSley
WILL GIVE GREAT RELIEF
Merchants Are Rejoicing Over the Fact
That Trade Is Resuming Normal
roportions-other News
of the Steel City.

Ensley, January 21.-(speclal)-The
Ensley Machine and Foundry company
is the style of new industry just get
getting ready for business. They have
erected a large and we'll equipped foun-
dry and machine shop across from the
Southern Steel company's plant, and will
employ a number of skilled mechanics.
The different industries of the close Vi
entity will be glad to learn that foun-
dry has been located near them, as 1t
has been necessary for them to send
their patterns away to get their castings
made, which always causes more or less
delay and frequently serious breakdowns
occur and it will be quite convenient for
them now that they can have them made
nearer home.
The Tennessee company has a very
large and we'll equipped foundry but 1t
has so much work on hand making cast
ings for different divisions that ii be-
came necessary several months ago to
decline to take any outside business at
all, either in iron or steel casting de-
partments.
The new concern will make iron, brass
bronze or almost any kind of casting
except steel castings, and 1t is very prob
able that they will eventually put in a
steel casting plant. which is another
greatly needed industry in this district,
as nearly all the steel castings that
are used in the south, with the exception
of those turned out by the Tennessee
eompanys steel foundry at this place.
and almost the entire output of which
is used by themselves, are bought in
the north and a good stiff freight rate
paid on bringing them down. The grade
of the steel castings that are now be-
ing turned out at Ensley is first class,
and with the quantity of steel scrap that
can be had in this district, and with
the ore and refractories necessary for
their manufacture in such quantities and
so easily brought in at such a compara-
lively low freight rate, 1t is not at all
improbable that a steel foundry will be
built in very short time.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-22
MONEY IS RAISED.
People of Athens Subscribe $4,000 to
Female COLLEGE.

Athens. January 21.--tSpecial AT an
educational rally held last evening at the
Methodist church nearly five thousand
dollars was raised for the purpose Of
adding to the present equipment at the
female college. DR.. Turner. pastor Of
the Methodist church. preached mag
nificent educational sermon, and was fol-
lowed by Miss Mary Norman Moore,
president Of the college, in a speech of
forty minutes, in which she thrilled her
hearers TO high pitch. She was fol-
lowed by Col. w. T. Sanders. and after
their speeches a collection was taken
resulting in nearly five thousand dollars
This sum will be expended this summer
in adding a new dormitory to the present
large building. giving room for more than
a hundred other girls. There was never
anything like the enthusiasm manifested
at this gathering In Athens before.
Andrew Redus is on trial here for muir
der He is charged with killing a negro
in this place a few weeks ago.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-22
Southern Rorrows 100000.

The merchants of this town are re-
joicing now that the people have some
what recovered from the heavy eXpendi-
lures that are always necessary during
the month of December, and the regular
steady trade is back to normal. OF course
some of the merchants were benefited
more than others during the holiday
months, but they all feel that the trade
is better distributed at other than holi-
day seasons and that more of the money
stays at home.
Real estate has been active during the
last week, and the New Year has started
off well.
The Ensley Land company is preparing
to erect a large warehouse on Twentieth
street and Railroad that will be occu-
pied by the Ensley Grocery and Produce
company. now occupying the store UNI
der the Elks' home, in the Mcleod build
ing, of which company j. w. Richards
is president, T. s. Randle, vice president,
and f. G. Goldsmith, secretary and
treasurer
Mr.. f. NJ. Sye has also just COM
pleted the plans for a large two-story
store, to be erected on Avenue C and
Twenty fourth street, by him for d. e.
Nations of CordoVa.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-22
THREE BUILDINGS
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Newbern Suffers Loss of
$4,000 BY Flames
STORE ROBBED AT SELMA
Burglary Is Committed Under Cover of
Heavy Storm-Suspected Negroes
Have Been Arrested--Some
Goods Are Recovered.

Selma, January 21.-(Special.)- Informa-
ton of a disastrous fire at Newbern, in
Hale county reached this city today.
Sunday morning about O'Clock flames
were discovered issuing from the brick
store of Pollard Brothers. The fire was
soon communicated to the frame build
ing near by, occupied by ]. R. and W.
M. Carothers, and from the latter build
ing soon enveloped the store of w. r.
Tubbs g. Co.
The three buildings were completely
destroyed. The stocks of Pollard Broth
ers and of Carothers Brothers We're also
total loss. Owing to Tubbs & Co. being
the last building to catch most of the
stock of goods was saved. There was
enough insurance to practically cover
the loss upon the stock and the brick
store of Pollard Brothers The two other
buildings burned belonged to w. H.
Lands and were not insured, the policies
having expired last Tuesday, and not
having been renewed. The total loss is
estimated at about $4,000. 1t may, how
ever, reach few thousand more.
Roof Blown Off.
storm of Sunday morning the steel roof
on the stables of the Standard Oil COM
pany, located in the eastern part of the
city, were blown Off The heavy material
fell upon the grainery. smaller build
ing nearby, and with the damage
wrought by the wind, completely demol-
ished 1t. The loss was considerable, but
strange to relate, none of the live stock
of the company were killed nor was
any damage done to the wagons
Store Was Robbed.
About o'clock Sunday morning. near
the hour when the roll call at police
headquarters takes all the members of
the force off the street. the store of I .
Blauner, on the corner of aWshtngton
street and Hinton alley, was entered and
robbed.
Subsequent discoveries led to the ar
rest of Percy Taylor and Sonny Stevens,
negro youths, about 10 years of age, and
Harriet Carter, the latter being named
as an accomplice. The entrance to the
store was gained through the breaking
of the glass in the front door and was
accomplished under cover of the storm
which ragged btween II and 1 o'clock
Sunday morning. Just what was taken
is not known, but four suits of ladies'
tailor gowns were recovered and other
booty is being looked for. These gowns
and three shoes, neither of which were
mates, have been positively identified by
Mr.. Blauner. A pair of new boots of the
water proof kind, which led to the de-
lection of the thieves. are declared by
Mr.. Blauner not to belong to him.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-22
Fire at Gadsden

Gadsden. January 21-(Special THE
residence of Louis Loveman on Turrentine
avenue, was partly destroyed by fire
shortly before noon today. The fire orig
mated in the attic and had gained great
Roadway before being discovered. A stir
wind was blowing at the time and made
the work of the firemen difficult. but il
was gotten under control after the roof
and the greater part of the second story
had been burned The loss Is estimated
at about $500 and Is covered by insur-
ance. The greater part OF the household
goods on the lower floor was saved. The
origin OF the fire Is unknown.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-22
Ladies' Aid Society.

The Ladies Aid society met at the resi-
dence of the president, Mrs. D. A. Echols,
this afternoon and very important BUSH
ness meeting was held.
New bylaws were proposed and adopted.
and plans for the work to be done the
current quarter were discussed.
This well organized society OF the NJ
T.. church. south, has been of great as
sistance to the church during the past
year and from the systematic plans which
they are forming 1t is evident that they
expect. or will try to do even more good
this coming year.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-22
DEPOT AT FORT MITCHELL BURNS
Agent Stevens Has Narrow Escape
With Life.

Columbus, Ga, January 21.-The Cen
trail of Georgia railroad depot at Fort
Mitchell, Ala, was burned early this
morning and considerable quantity OF
freight was destroyed. Agent Stevens
was sleeping In the building and had
a narrow escape He was awakened
by the smoke and barely had time to
get out. Stevens went to Fort Mitchell
from Guerryton, Ala. only last Saturday
1t is supposed that the building was
fired by sparks from a freight engine.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-22
New Buildings Planned.

Gadsden, January H.-(SpeciaL)-The
Ewing Hardware company today bought
lot on the corner of Second and Broad
streets, running back to Chestnut, upon
which they will begin the construction of
a three-story building to be used by their
hardware and implement business. The
lot has a frontage of 50 feet on Broad
street and 100 on Chestnut and is $50 feet
deep. This is the second large building
announced for this block within week
Tho Caldwel-Spence company having
bought the lot on the opposite side of Sec
ond street as a site for wholesale groc-
cry business
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-22
Wynne-L aEoIIette.

Gadsden, January 2l.-tspecial.) -capt
f. c. LaFollette of this city and Mrs.
Hattie Wynn of Lock Three We're married
yesterday at the home of the bride at
the latter place. Captain LaFollette is
one of the best known and most popular
rivermen in this part of the state. His
bride is charming lady and has MANY
friends throughout this section. The
couple will nake-tlha home at Lock
Three.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-22
Fruit Is Uninjured.

Gadsden. January 2.-(SpeclaL)-It Is
not thought that the recent warm wealth
er, which has been followed by the freez-
ing weather of last night has injured the
fruit crop of this section to any great ex-
tent. Reports from the Elliott Fruit COM
pany's peach orchards near this city,
which contain 10000 bearing trees, are
that there has been no injury SO far
These orchards are on a high mountain
and are not SO far advanced as those in
the valley
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-22
Inspection Begins.

Gadsden. January H.-tSpecial.) 1.-THE
final inspection of the new sewerage sys-
TEN. preparatory to accepting it from the
contractors was commenced today by the
citys consulting engineer. Julian Ken
drick of Birmingham. Hill & Wilson, city
engineers, Mayor Charles p. Smith, the
city council and number Of citizens
and tax payers. The inspection will be
thorough and rigid.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-22
Circuit Court In Columbus, Miss.

Columbus, Miss, January 2l.-(Special)
Circuit court convened here this MORN
ing, Judge Robert Cochran presiding
After the organization of court F. f.
Noel, candidate for governor. and j. Il.
Watts of Meridian. candidate for lieu
tenant governor. addressed the people
along usual lines in the interests of their
candidacy The docket to be tried is not
very large.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-22
X, of p. MEETING.

The X of p. will have their regular
meeting tomorrow night, and as the COM
mlttee on "A Home" which was APP
pointed some time ago to get up data and
look into the proposed building of a *. of
p. home in Ensley will make a report, a
large attendance is requested.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-22

People who suffered from rheumatism
have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla and found
lasting relief.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-22
To Hear Nine. Nordica.

is to hear the greatest singer OF the day.
Tickets ut aAala Piano store
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-04-08

cy burza sic przeciw katolikom, kto-
rych posadzaja spoke ze syndyka-
tenn pekihskim. Gubernator zwr6cif
sic do rzadu proSba nadesianie
wojsk.
- Amerykanski sekretarz wojny
Taft przyby} re swymi towrzyszami
podr6zy do Hawany, gdzie go okazale
witano.
: Ma parowcu Bluecher powr6cili
do New Y orkI moYca Canno inni po-
siowie re swej podrozy do Panamy !
Venezuela. !?
w Norfolk, Va, sp}onela fabryka
Daisy Rolling Mills" Szkoda zrza-
dzona 100000. Zachodzi podejrzenie'
re ogien byl podiozony.
- GA letni Theodor D. Buhl, znany
finansista Detroit, onegdaj W New
Yorku, gdzie bawi} chwilowo W hotelu
Waldorf Astoria, ma chodniku pred
hotelem nagle padi bez zycia.
- Niemiech ambassador baron
Speck Won Sternburg dzisiaj .wyjezdza
re iona do Niemiec.
w Norfolk, Va, W warsztatach O.
l1retowych strajk trwa dalej. Onegda1
sprowadzono 200 Wiochow New Yor-
ku, dzisiaj dalszych stu ma przybyc,
by zaiac miejsca strajkierow
w Lorain, O., we wszystkich wal
cowniach nalezacych do U. s. steel
Corporation plakatami oznajmiono' re
fabryki przez 2 tygodnie beda zan-
kniete celem porobienia reparacy1.
5000 ludzi przestanie pracowac.
- Andrew Carnegie ofiarowai zno-
WI 6 milion6w dolarow ma instytut
swego nazwiska W Pittsburgh. Dotych-
czas Pittsburg otrzyma} cd niego BIN
milion6w dolarow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-04-08
Rdzne notatkI teIegrailezns.

- Prasa paryska W dalszym ciagu
oglasza dokumenta przez Rad skra-
dzione archiw6w nuncyatury W
Paryzu.
W Paryzu umar} pufkownik Stof-
fel, kt0ry pred r. 1870 jako wojskowy
attache przy paryskiem poselstwie
Berlinie nalegaf ma Napoleona III, by
wojne wypowiedzieG.
w Lodzi strajlierzy zastrzelili die
Eieciu robotnik6w, kt6rzy chcieli po-
wrocic do piracy.
W Stawropolu przysz}o do utarcz-
Xxi pomiedzy zandarmami a chlopami,
gdy zandarmi jednegosz ch}op6w chcie
Ii aresztowac. Czterech chlop6w costa
10 zabitych, ale zandarmi musieli pu-
scic aresztowanego uciekac.
w Berlinie daje przedstawienia
dla sfer najwyzszej arystokracyi ope-
rowa Gompania ksiecia Monaco ma
cele dobroczynne. Ksiaze opiaca kosz-
ia, wynoszace s11,250 dziennie, a 5
przedstawien ma cele dobroczynne
przyniosio $4,000.
- Niemiecki okret wojenny Room
wyruszyi do Ameryki ma wystawe do
Jamestown.
w Londynie rozpocznie sic Is
kwietnia czwarta konferencya kolo-
nialna.
- Sultan marokahski oznajmil swo-
i'm poddanym, re ma jego ayczenie Fran
cuzi wyslali wojsko do Udzy celem u
trzymywania porzadku. Dlatego spo-
k6j tam panuje.
u Managuy (Nikaragua) donosza'
jakoby wojska nikaraguahskie zajeay
miasto portowe ma p6inocnem wybrze-
zu Hondura, Puerto Cortez. q innych
stron zaprzeczaja tel wiadomosci
2 Venezuela donosza, ze prezydent
Castro znowu ciezej zachorowai.
= Ze Shanghai W Chinach donosza'
te W prowincH Szansi znowu KRAKOW
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-04-08
,Pittsburg, Pa, s kwietnia.

..Pittsburg, Pa, s kwletnla. j.
w Arras, czlonek korpusu inzy-
nier6w St. Zjedn., ktory doskona-
lie obeznany jest budowa tamy
rick Ohio Allegheny w tel oko-
Icy, zlozyi rzadowi rapport w
spraWie niedawnej powodzi i po-
wiada w MEM re miastu Pittsbur-
gowi grozi moze katastrofa po-
dobna jak w Johhstown, wtedy
tysiace ludzi mogiyby stracic zy-
Gle. K a t a S o a ia mo-
re nadejsc zupeinie niespodziewa-
ME. w tym roku ME byio poioze-
ME niebezpieczne, bo wezbranie
rzegi Monongahala bylo wieksze
niz WI rzece Allegheny. Jezeli je-
dnak zdarzy sic, ze Allegheny
wzbierze bardziej niz Monongahe-
la, co kazdej chwili stac sic moze
to katastrofa Jest nieunikniona.
New York, s kwietnia, = Pro-
ces Thaw'a zapewne zakohczy
sic "a pare dni, bo prokurator Je-
rome zdecydowal sic ME apelo-
wac W sprawie raportu komisyi.
Bye moze, re dzisiaj jeszcze w
obec sedziego bedzie protesto-
wal przeciw raportowi, ale wszy-
scy So przekonani, re ma mic to Sic
ME przyda. Panuje tez wielkie "a
ciekawienie, jak dalej Jerome po-
stapi,. bo powszechne teraz mnle-
mamie jest, re zaplata} sic W sieci
bez wyjScia, a Thaw moze bye
przekonanyrn, re zostanie uznany
niewinnyn. Jerome najprzod pro-
cesowai Thaw'a potem dowodzil
re Thaw jest oblakanym i uwa-
"a 60 "a takiego: teraz zaS be-
die zmuszony radzic sedziom
przysieglym, by oskarzonego ma
Smierc, skazali. Uzasadnienie te-
60 niezmiernie juz stanie sic
trudne.
Dubuque, Ia. s kwietnia. - Sy-
nod stanu low apolecii pastorowi
Henrykowi Luz, azeby W prze-
ciagu czterech tygodni zrezygno-
wal lub narazil sic ma to, re go
zloza z urzedu. Okaza}o sic, re
pan ten, Cd lat 80 jake ,,duszpa-
sterz" niemieckiego koSciola lu-
teranskiego, dba1 moze O ,,dobro
dusz" innych ludzi, ale o wiele
wiecej o ,,dobro ziemskie" swoje
wlasne zajmujac sic sprzedazq
realnoSci, rozprzedawaniem me-
dycyn patentowych t. p. ME
zawsze postepowa1 rzetelnie. Ma
gromadzi}o sic wiele skarg ludzi,
ktorzy sic uwazaja "a pokrzyw-
dzonych przez niego lub. wyzyska-
nych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-04-08
PRZEGLAD
P9uTiD AIEDzYNARODOWEl
Chicago, s kwietnia.

Wvslaniec suitanski AIunir ba-
sza przybyl W jakiejS nadzwy-
czanej misyi do Bukaresztu, kro-
,.asj rumunskiej przywiozi cd
.-vszach nowy wspanialy order,
-.auowiony "a wielkie zasiugl
III aolu literatury sztuki, a dla
.-o.4 rumunskiego przywi6zi list
cd sulrana. Ironiczny usmiech
vrwoluje turecd order "a litera-
...e artystyczne zasiugi, cho-
..2z "a gyiazda orderowa sklada
sic podobno ze wspanialych bry-
-an-5w. Lecz ME Z uSmlechem,
Iscz ze skupionym wyrazem twa-
rzy m6wia o sultanskim liscie do
ls-6la, Utrzymuja, ze Abdul-Ha-
mid zaprasza Rumunie do soju-
szu Turcy2 na wypadek jej "a
,argu z Bulgaria dodaja, ze
Rumunia pod zadnym warun-
klein ME przystanie ma te spoke,
uawet "a ogromne kOncesye dla
Kucowoloch6w macedonskich, bo
musi mice wzgl2d ma swoja Do
brucze, kt6ra lezqc po drugiej
s,rouie Dunaju, majqc przewa-
znie ludnosG bulgarska, latwo
moze sic stac przedmiOtem sta
lych pozadliwo5ci bulgarskich.
Coz jednak sic staio, re Turcya
szuka sprzymierzencow przeciw
BuIgaryi? Oto, W Konstantyno-
polu maja pow0d do twierdzenia,
ze minister PetEow padi reki
spiskowcow, niezadowolonych z
milczenia Bulgaryi w sprawie
macedonskiej. To milczenie wy
muszone zostalo ma ksiestwie
przcz mocarstwa przyrzeczeniem,
L "a ME Bulgaria stanie sic kro-
lestwem. A wiec Petkow prowa-
dzA polityke dynastyczna, korzy-
stnq dla anlbicyi ksiecia Ferdy-
nanda, niekorzystnq dla buigar-
skich rodakow W Macedonii! TAX
te rzecz przedstawiajq zwolenni-
cy wielkiej BuigaryI, lecz jeSli na-
wet majQ sluszno5c, to przedsta-
wiajQ rzecz jednoSuonnie, bo wy
niesienie Bulgaryi do rzedu kr6-
lestw ME jest kwestya jedynie
ambicyi ksiecia Ferdynanda, lecz
jest take wanna zdobycza pan
StWOWa, pOnleWaz raZem z tytu-
lem kr6lestwa przychodzi caiko-
vita niezalezno5t, to IN. zrzuce-
ME z Siebie waSsalstwa wzgledem
Turcyi Rad bulgarski bardzo
za,eiv Cd spisL6w, zawsze sic ma
ME ogromnie ogladai, jest tedy
p-awdoPodobne, re po zgonie Pc
tkowa zacznie popierac macedoh-
s5ich rewolucyonist6w, brnac
W tym kierunku coraz dalej, 90
prOwadzi do zatargu Turcya.
TAX na TO patrzq W Konstantyno-
polu.
Prawie tax samo na po}ozenie
Bulgaryi zapatruje sic ksiaze
Ferdynand. Wla$nie teraz, wra-
cai9c do kraiu Z Europy zacho-
dH1ej, byi on W Wiedniu tam ze
znajomymi rozmawial o przy-
czynach zamordowania Petkowa,
a to, co m6wii, dostalo sic do
dziennikow. Wypowiedzial on
bardzo pesymistyezny poglad na
przyszIoSt swego ksiestwa i tronu
apo dwudziestu latach rzetelnych
pomimo, zem wprowadzii
na droge Swietnego roz-
woju ma wszystkich polach, by
najmniej ME czuje sic tam pc
wnym, - m6wii on z gorycza, =
Petkow byi skazany na smierc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-04-08

lad, wstrzymaf dzieci z gornych
pietr ME puscif je ma schody, az
dzieci z doiu wyszly i sam je pro-
wadzii, ably sic ma schodach ME
tfoczyIy i ME popadaly W popioch
Tylko tez ks Benignemu Zawdzie-
czac nalezy, re obylo sic bez o.
fiar. w ludziach, DO wyjatkiem
kilku dzieci potiuczonych troche
przyduszonych W scisku = "a
MIN ks. B. przybiegf, zadne dzie
ci szkody ME poniosfo. Straz o.
gniowa rychio ogieii ugasiia.
Okropne samobojstwo.
w obecnosci matki swej poz-
bawii sic onegdaj zycia Horacy
Citrone, zaledwie I9 letni mio-
dzieniec, AIS Jefferson str, ktory
stojqc tuz przy matce, ubrany jak
do wyjscia i zegnajac sic nia,
uScisnal ia serdecznie, ucalowai
re lzami w oczach nagle gdy
matka widziec tego i przeszko-
die ME mogia, dobyf rewolweru
i strzelif do sic, raniac sic bardzo
ciezko W prawy box. Mona So
bic wyobrazic rozpacz i przeras
zenie biednej matki, gdy ujrzaia
syna padajacego bez zycia ma
podioge!. %. Zawezwany ambu-
lans odwi6z{ nieszczesnego mio-
dziehca do szpitala, gdzie ma,o
maja nadziei utrzymania go pray
zyciu. o przyczynach rozpaczli-
wego tego czynu syna, matka mic
absolutnie ME vie: przypuszcza-
ia rozstroj nerwowy, lub ehwilo-
wy obied.
panowie tax samo potrafia.
Nietylko proste nieokrzesahcy,
ale i panowie miewaja awanturki
i borby, posrod kt6rych zapomina
sic o ceremoniach, znowu po-
srod tych panow zdarzaja sic pa-
movie sedziowie, ktorzy TAX uro-
czyscie umieja sadzic borby | a.
wantury przez innych wyprawia-
ne. Dowodem powyzszego oneg-
dajsza historya, jaka sic wydarzy-
Ia sedziemu trybunaiu kryminal-
nego, panu Kersten, ktory popoiu-
dniu bawif w restauracyi SchIo-
gla, p. n-rem 1O9 Fifth ave., w to-
warzystwie dwu swych znajo-
mych, rowniez sedziego E. Leh-
mana J. Eastmanna, znanego wy
dawcy. Miedzy tymi dwoma pa
nami powstaio nieporozumienie,
W jakiejs kwestyi osobistej; nie-,
porozumienia przyszio do kiotni,
a z klotni do bojki, TAX = jakgdy.
by to ME dziaso sic W eleganckiej
restauracyi i posrod eleganckich
"gentlemenow", ale W ordynar-
nym szynku miedzy prostakami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-04-08
kronika MiejscoWa.
Panika w szkole kat. sw. Augusta.

Panika w szkole kat. sw. Augusta.
Blisko tysiac dzieci szkolnych,
uczeszczajacych do szkoly para
fialnej sw. Augustyna przy ul.
5oej i Latin uouadlo onegdaj W
ogolna panike, wskutek pozaru'
iaki wybuchnal w suterenach bu-
dynku szkolnego przyczyny zby
tnio rozpalonych piecov. Ogief
szerzyi sic nadzwyczaj szybko, a
dym w przeciagu kilku minut ma
pelnil caly budynek. Przerazenie
posr6d dzieci zapanowalo peine
grozy: zaczely wszystkie t}urnnle
nieporzadnie uciekac, tioczyc sic
ma schodach pchac ku dolnemu
pietru ku wyjsciu; nieszczsscie, a
z MEM moze dziesiatlSi ofiar ME
popalonych, ale poduszonych /
ma smierc zadeptanych, jak to
zwykle wsr6d paniki sic dzieje,
wisiafo juz w powietrzu! Ma
szczescie zabiegi dzieciom VEGAS
droge ks. Benigny, kt6ry jeden z
pierwszych ogieh odkryi "a
wiadomii zaraz straz, teraz spie-
szyi do dzieci szkolnych. Krzy-
klein perswazyami, grozba pros
ba zdolal iaki TAXI zaprowadzie