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The Delta independent., 1907-01-04
GOES FROM LAW TO BENCH

prepared statement declarative OF his
belief In the absolute constitutionality
of such a comforting OF the rate-mak-
Ing power.
Whatever may be the opinion as to
the wisdom of selecting supreme
court justice from the attorney gener-
alship. 1t is an historical fact that
seven such appointments. including
that OF Mr. Moody. have already been
made Only three OF the seven have
been confirmed. Two were rejected
by the senate and one died four days
after his appointment.
The three who were confirmed
were:
Nathan Clifford. OF Maine. who was
appointed attorney general under
Polk, in 1876. and was appointed to
the supreme court In 1858 by Buch-
anan. where he served % years;
Roger +. Tansy. of Maryland. was
appointed attorney general by Jack
son in 1881. and to the supreme court
by the same president in 1886. where
he served IS years; Joseph Kenna.
of California. who was appointed at.
torncy general by Mckinley in 1897.
and to the supreme court by the same
president In 1898.
The two attorney generals whose
nominations to places on the supreme
court failed of confirmation were:
chusetts. who was appointed attorney
general by Grant In 1869. and to the
supreme court by the same president.
but failed OF ratification by the sen.
ate: George II. Williams. OF Oregon.
the third OF Grants attorney generals.
appointed to that Office In 1871 and to
the supreme court by Grant in 1873.
when he failed Of ratification by tho
senate.
Still another attorney general who
was appointed to the supreme court.
but failed TO serve. was Edwin N.
Stanton. who was appointed attorney
general by Buchanan in 1860 and to
the supreme cour; In 1869 by Prcsi.
dent Grant. but died Immediately af.
tcrward. Nathan clifford. one OF the
first attorney generals confirmed as
n member OF the court. was n native
OF New Hampshire. who settled In
Maine and became n member of con
grcss in 1899. serving until 1888.
II rec years later he became Folks
attorney general. and in lsts he was
sent TO Mexico as United States
commissions TO arrange terms for
the ccssion OF California TO the
United States. On his return in ls&e
he resumed the practice OF law In
Maine. and In 1858 buchanan np-
pointed him an associate Justice OF
the supreme court, where he served
IS successive years. or until his death
In 1881. Justice clifford WAS one OF
the four members OF the supreme
court who were members of the cleo
,oral commission in 1877. Justice
Clinord presided. and In all test votes
the decision was 30 close that Jus.
ticc Bradley's opinion was decisive.
The Delta independent., 1907-01-04
10000, 1000 TONS OF ORE.

vary. One Is that 1t will run about
Ic per cent. in metallic iron and with
in the limits of Bessemer quality on
phosphorus, and having low per
centage of sulphur. 1t Is also declared
that the moisture amounts to only
about one per cent. whereas that oi
the Mesaba range averages eight to
ten per cent. 1t Is declared that this
new ore adheres more closely to the
analysis of the Old Range Besserner
and will be available Immediately fol
open hearth and Bessemer processei
OF making steel. 1t Is declared tina,
the 20.0O0.000 tons indicated is thu
minimum that Is likely to be d6veI
QpAd
The Delta independent., 1907-01-04

stood that Ambassador White was
withdrawn from Rome ut the sugges.
ton OF the Italian court, on the
ground that he had proved himself
persona non grata The action ats
which tho Italian court took offcnsc
was his e-asure OF tho names OF sew.
eral women OF tho aristocracy from
the list of invited guests at his frst
Official reception for the alleged rea.
son that their conduct had not been
above reproach.
Robert s. Mccormick, the present
ambassador AZ Paris. will be retired
from tho diplomatic service in a few
weeks. because he incurred tho dis.
pleasure OF President Roosevelt, Tho
real cause OF the retirement Of Mr.
Mccormick dates back to the Russian.
Japanese war. Mr.. Mccormick was
at that time the American represent
alive In st. Petersburg and he was
an intense Russian sympathizer. Dur.
ing the progress of the war he came
home and In an interview he scolded
the American people because they
sympathized with Japan and stated
that they were ungrateful, az Russia
was the friend Of tho United States
and stood by this government during
the civil war, when Great Britain
threatened to give assistance to tho
confederacy. After he returned to st.
Petersburg President Roosevelt trans
ferred Ambassador Mccormick to
Paris without consulting him. Il wus
expected that the ambassadoe would
resign at that time.
The Delta independent., 1907-01-04

tween tho Roosevelt and McIlhenny
families was given when Miss Alice
Roosevelt visited here two winters
ago to witness the carnival. She came
% q guest OF the McIlhenny family.
and had apartments at Mr.. Mcllhen.
nys home in st. Charles avenue dur
ing her stay In this city. Mr.. Roose-
velt followed last year on his trip to
New Orleans, after tho fever Quaran-
tines had been lifted. and was enter.
tainsd by Mr.. McIlhenny.
The Delta independent., 1907-01-04
WHITE IN M'coRMick's PLACE.
Ambassador to Rome viii Be Trans
Ferred to Paris in Near Future

Washington White. now
American ambassador Mt Rome. will
be transferred to Paris. II In under.
The Delta independent., 1907-01-04
Heard on the Corner.

Heard on the Corner.
what do you intend to do, tonight.
Jackw
"The same thing that have done
every New Years eve for the last ten
years"
whats that?"
"Swear of. 30 that can stast In
fresh tomorrow"
The Delta independent., 1907-01-04


etrects from shadowy porches. They
had discussed life and love in cozy
corners. but the all-important words
remained unsaid. Every attempt to
speak them left him in a state Of
Quaking disgust At last he framed a
little speech that exactly SUITED his
needs. During all his conscious mo-
ments. yea. most OF the unconscious
ones, he rehearsed it. with more or
less dramatic effect. Time and again
he had gone with the strength of Sam
son to present it; like Samson. he had
departed, shorn Of his strength by a
woman.
"Ah, but such a woman!"
She had eyes like violets-big ones
that spoke volumes; but it was a lam
guage he couldn't understand, so ne
The Delta independent., 1907-01-04

and peas for coffee and use sassafraa
for tea. and see how you like it.-Ar.
lington Record.
The Delta independent., 1907-01-04

whoever uplifts civilization 10 rioh.
though he die penniless. and futuro
generations will erect his monunsa4.
The Delta independent., 1907-01-04
An Easy Recjpe,

BY simple silence one displays
Great wisdom here below.
It 10 by speech a man betrays
How much he doesn't knew.
Vast inTton Star.
The Delta independent., 1907-01-04
Il Nezv Years
Resolution
BY /ANE CRAWFORD

HE dimdence OF
T h o m as Went
worth was disturb
Ing to his souls
peace. For six
months he h a d
been vainly trying
to propos e to
H e | en- Griswold.
Opportunities had
not been lacking.
Together, they had
.ltf oh
The Delta independent., 1907-01-04

New Year.
Every one cackles
And wrong rotriovo0;
This 10 the season
Fer fresh laid soAvoA
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HERE ~ INTEREST
Of The NEW BILL
STATE SECRETARY OF RETAIL
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
TALKS OF MEASURE.

John Bratton. secretary Of the Re,
tail Merchants and Grocers' Asso-
citation Of Georgia, vas among the
visitors to the city yesterday .''-r.
BratJon was here in the int%est Of
the new punishment law which is
TO come up at the coming session Of
the legislature, and he succeeded in
getting a number of the local mer-
chants interested in the bill, a nam-
her Of them signing the petition for
its passage.
Mr.. Brattop says that the pew bill
is one which viii be of justice to
both the merchant and the laborer;
IN fact, he expects the labor organ
nations of the state to support the
measure. He thoroughly explained
the bill to those with whom he
talked and said it was a measure
thatSshould be supported by every
oody interested.
The most important section of the
III is the following:
When there is no special contract
il writing to the contrary, IS per
cent of the daily, weekly and
wages of all journeymen
mechanics and day laborers shall be
exempt hom the process and Eabili-
ties of enlistment, whether such So
per cent Aof such wages be in the
hands of the employers or ri ghe
hands of others, and IS per cent of
the daily, weekly and monthly wages
1t all journeynen mechanics, and day
aborers, as matter of law. and with
Put special contract in writing, shall
be subject u the process and liabili-
les Of gdrnishment in the same man
ler and to the same extent as other
debts owning to the defendant and
her property. money or effects of a
defendant coming into the hands Of
3 garnishee, are now subject to gar
i5hmentS
During the day a number of local
merchants subscribed small amounts
to assist in the eight for the pass
the bill Not a cent Of this mo
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-02-06
strajk wioskich marynarzy "a

Strajk wloskich marynarzy "a
konezyi sic przegrana strajkler6w.
1900 ludzi stracilo prace.
w Petersburgu uchwalono zaIo-
zyt W Ameryce druga schizmatycka
dyecezye, W Chicago. Biskupem costa
ME pop Antonin.
Berlin ciagle jeszeze jest zasypa-
ny sniegiem.
w jednym berlinskicn teatrow
wygwizdano utw6r sceniczny Haupt-
mana ,,Dziewice Bischoffsbergu"
Musiano zapusciG kurtyne i przerwac
przedstawienie.
w Kalifrnii odllryto wielkie oszu-
stwa gruntami, bogatymi W szlache-
tiny metal.
- w legislature W Springfield wy
stapiono wnioskiem, azeby sekreta-
rom / poslom sprawiG nowe biurka.
- Czlonkowie klubu demokratow z
powiatu Cook bawili wczoraj W Dalles,
Texas.
z New Yorku, Filadelfii, Bostonu
st. Paul Lincoln, Nebr., donosza o
sniegach, kt6re padaly wczoraj bez
przerwy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-02-06
PoIacy WybraIi 20 posIdW do Ber|ina.
Ma Szlqzku zdObyli Okreg prezesa parlamentu.
SocyaliSci straCili SO miejsc.
FRANCUSKI PRAGNIE ZGoDY 2 RHYME


wiec przemyslowe zdobywanie
Polski przez Prusy, aby kraj ten
stal sic w swej najzywotniejszej
czeSci niemieckim i ME mogi od-
dzialywac w duchu polskim ma
Poznanskie, skazane ma germani-
zacye. w ten sposob same Prusy
juz uczyniiy ,spraws wielkopol-
ska" miedzynarodowa, a nam po-
zostaje tylko skorzystac tego
falltu w naszym wlasnym, wa
znym interesie."
Take glosy swiadcza tenn,
ze Rosya zaledwie poczu}a sic ma
prawde siowiahska, zrozumiala
odrazu znaczenie dla niej niemie-
ckiego ,,Drangu" ma wschod. I
biegiem czasu zrozumienie to
przeniknie wszystkie Varsity
rosyjskie stwOrzy Wielkopol-
ski TAXA sama kwestye, jaka Jest
alzacko-lotaryhska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-02-06
GRoB BARTOSZA u.
GLOWACKIEGO

Me kazdemu moze wiadomo.
re prochy Bartosza Glowackiego
spoczywaja W Kielcach W Kr6-
lestwie Polskiem. Ziozone ma ra-
zie W grobach Ogrojca kiele-
ckiej katedry, miejsca tego zo-
staiy nastepnie usuniete i zlozo-
ne ma spoczynek przy ogrodze-
niu placu koscielnego, W poblizu
schod6w wejscia giownego Cd
strony zamku dawnego bisku-
pow kieleckich. Ot6z obecnie o
kazyi pogrzebu biskupa kiele-
ckiego sp. ks. Kulihskiego i O.
twarcia grobow podziemnych
katedry kieleckiej, "Gazeta Kiele
cka" podjeia mysl, ably W pod
ziemiach tych pochowano rowniez
i prochy naszego bahatera naro-
dowego. Nalezy mice nadzieje,
ze mysl ia znajdzie gorace popas-
Gle i smiertelne szczatki bohatera
z pod Raclawic spoczna W gro
bach katedry kieleckiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-02-06
Wzorowi policyanci.

4NlSDJ w We1o SrSoA ; q -"
raj wniesiona przez piekarza O..
Nelsona, n. 1864 Terrence ave.
W Hegewisch, ktory oskarza 3ch
policyantow tamtejszych I. Ry-
ana, ]. Naughtona M. Carlsona
systematycznie uprawiany wy
zysk ma jego osobie przedsiebior-
stwie. Nelson zeznai pod przysie-
ga, re wymienieni policyanci cd
dluzszego juz czasu stale CO dnia
przychodza do jego piekarni laza
sobie bez ceregieli poSrod stolow
szaf, wybieraja sobie onajfaj-
niejsze" ciasta i napychaja sic ME
mi po same gardio, ME zwazajac
ma jego usilne prosby protesty.
Powiada, re wszyscy trzej to o.
gromne chlopy, poteznymi kaldu
nami, ktore ME }atwo napelnic, a
nadto kazdy Mich musi mice chy
ba macoche w domu, CO mu jesc
ME daje, u przychodza do jego
piekarni takim straszllWym ape
tytem, re posr6d produktow Je-
90 kunsztu straszliwe czynia spu-
stoszenia Me dosyc ma TEN, bo
skoro sic najedza,to dla ,,dopefnie
MIA smabu" wybieraja najlepsze
cukry i z weselnych tortow wyli-
zuja pianki amorkom potwory
odgryzaja skrzydelka. Potem ida
do skrzynek cygarami i napy-
chaja sobie kieszenie co lepszemi.
Taxa historya powtarza sic dzieii
w dzieh! Nareszcie juz zabrakfo
cierpliwoSci piekarzowi niszczo-
nemu systenlatycznie przez wzo-
rowych policyantow, oddai spra-
we do sadu: zezna} przytem, re
policyant Carlson chciaf wynusic
by piekarz dzielil sic mimi do
chodem automatycznej maszy-
nv do grania ma mike, stojacej W
lego skladzie, innym razem pro
ponowal mu, re postara sic, by
piekarz mogl "a sklepem mice
karciarnie, mala gemblernie, Jeze-'
Ii MP. da policyantowi $50 W lape.i
Sprawa ia Gala w sledztwie, a
iesli zeznania piekarza okaza sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-02-06

licznym, ale rozlegiosc spraw re-
prezentowanych w jego departa-
mencie wy1naga pewnej wiekszej
liczby urzednikow.
Oszust w mundurze oficera.
Niedawno SWAT obiegla wiesc
O -oszustwie dokonanem przez ia
kiegos szewca niemieckiego, kto-
ry przebrawszy sic w oficerslzi
mundur aresztowai burmistrza
miasta Koepenick w Prusach i "a
bal z kasy miejskiej pieniadze.
Podobna bardzo historya wyda-
rzyia sic w Chicago: Oto w. A.
Kaphen byly specyalny poslaniec
pocztowy przebrai sic w mundur
ofiecra armii Stanow Il. i popel-
nil w przeroznych skladach i fir
mach bankowych miasta Chicago
szereg faIszerstw oszustw; mle-
szkal w hotelu Wiktorya pod /
mieniem w. A. Blue, porucznika
armii St. Il, z Fort Sheridan.
w ten spos6b przedstawial sic
wszedzie, przez dni pare spienie-
lal bezwartoSciowe czeki, czeka-
mi takimi p}acii "a kupione dro-
gie przedmiotv, az nareszcie, gdy
wiizacvch go tylko z czekaml
ME pieniedzmi zaczql budzit po-
deirzenia, wtedy poproszono go
przecznie do biura wojskowego
NJ. !. florida, gdzie badany, Kap-
hen wyznai, re oficerem, ami ma
wet zofnierzetn nigdy ME byi, do
pr6bowania szczescia w murfu-
RE porucznikowskim naklonlly
60 losy owego niemieckiego Sew
ca z Koepenick, ktore czyta} W
gazetach. Oszusta oddano w rece
policyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-02-06

przy ogniu pm. 81 Franklin str. czeD
pisalismy W numerze poniedziaiko
wynn wczorajszym, wyasygnowaia
Chicago Teleph. Co. sumo $500, do fun
duszu pensyjnego dla pozarnego do
partamentu.
- Wczoraj popaIiia sic ciezko 6-cio
letnia dziewczynka Margar. Fowler.
4417 N. Clark str, ktorei sukienki "a
Jelly sic przy zabawie zapaikami %.
Ratujaca ia matka r6wniez niebez-
piecznie sic poparzyia. Dziecie zapew-
! me upTse.
-s$i6o miesiecznych aIiment6w Y
zyskaia = przyznane przez sad = So
parowana iona zamoznego fabrykan-
ia kupca ]. Kircheimera, z kt6rym
rozwiodla sic niedawno "a okrucien'
stwo z jakiem ja czasfe wsp6lneso
ich pozycia traktowaf.
- Burn,Istr miasta San Francisco,
p. Schmitz, oraz siedmiu czlonk6w
tamtejszej Rady szkolnej miejskieJ
zjada dis wieczorem do Chicago. So
oni W drodze do Washingtonu, gdzie
maja prezydentem Rooseyeltem O.
mawiac sprawe japofska. Mieli zje-
chac do Chicago dis rano, ale tele-
granny donosza, re wskutek zasp sniez-
nych pociag ich zdazy do Chicago az
mad wieczorem.
w Chicago ma zostae utworzons
biskupstwo prawosiawnej cerkwi To-
syjskiej, jak donosza telegramy Pc
tersburga. Biskupstw takich W Ame-
ryce jest juz g.. jedno W New Yorku,
drugie W Brooklynie, trzecie W San
Francisco, a czwarte bedzie W Chica-
go. Kandydat juz ponos upatrzony.
w SO. Chicago poIIeya wykryia
iotrowska szajke, trudniaca sic spree
dawaniem mlodycn dziewczat do do
NOW rozpusty. w jednym wypadku
sprzedano dziewczyne II letnia "a ce-
ne $4,000. Jednego winowajc6w po-
licya juz ma, "a reszta szajki sledzi.
Dwu pweteran6w z welny boer.
skiej' - "a jakich sic podaja zostalo
wczoraj aresztowanych przez policye.
pod zarzutem rabunku, jakiego dopus.
cic sic mieli W skladzie jubilerskim.
przy ul. State 1. 76. w domu len zna-
leziono sporo wartoscidwych pred
miot6w i bi4uteryi, pochodzacej -.
cbyba wojny, raczej rozboju!
= Wioeh, D. Faleo, lat 80, zanie-
szkaiy W SO. Chicago prosii wczoraj
policye udzielenie mu opieki, obawia
sic bowiem ,,Czarnej Reki", kt6rej 10
trzykowie napadl go onegdaj 1 ciez-
ko pobili, grozac smiercia W razie ME-
zaplacenia 5000.
- cieszcie sic lokatorzy - po tu'
tejszemu ,renciarze"! Wlasciciele
przedsiebiorcy realnosciowi zspowia'
daja znaczne podwyzszenie czynsz6w,
wynajmowych "a mieszkanis zprzy.
szla .wiosna!...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-02-06
Rome nofalkl taIGgrafIGzna.

Cesarz Wilhelm powiedzial wczo
raj Berlinczykom, re Niehlcy nauczy-
Ii sic jezdzi6 konno. Rad bedzie mogi
przy ich pomocy zajezdzit ma smlerc
nieprzyjaci6}.
- Seismolog Belar Laibacn po"ia'
da, re W zeszla niedziele trzesia sic
ziemia przez 80 minut, W odlegiosci
4,6OO mil cd Laibach. Dotychczas zni-
kad ME doniesiono o takiem trieste
niu ziemi. .a.t
W Salcburgu zaniemogi arcyksis'
ze Ludwik Wiktor, ,ostatni z ayjacych
braci cesarza Franciszka Jozefa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-02-06
TELEGRAMY.

Petersburg, 6 lutego. - Cd
dwoch tygodni nadchodzq wiado-
moSci o prawyborach, lecz So tax
niedokladne, re trudno przychodzi
wyrobic sobie zdan.e wiasciwym
stanie rzeczy. Rad oblicza, &c
40 procent prawyborcow nalezy
do opozycyi, IS procent do partyi
rzadowych, a rs recent waha size
ma ktora przechyl:6 sic strong.
Badz CO badz, przewaga jest po
stronie opozycyi.
Paryz, 6 lutego. - Parliament
pochwaln wczoraj cyrkularz mi
nistra oswiaty, pana BRAND, lecz
poniewaz prezes ministr0w Gle
menceau ME zgadza sic ma tenden
eye pojednawcza tego cyrkularza,
zanosi sic ma przesilenie ministe-
ryalne. Me ulega watpliwosci, re
iezeli Clemenceau dobrowolnie
lub przymuszony zlozy urzad pre-
zesa ministrow, jego nastepca 20
stanie BRAND.
Wieden, 6 lutego. = Bawi tutaJ
prezes wegierskich ministrow DIR.
Wekerle, ktory naradzal sic przez
czas dluzszy z ces2rzem, a na5te-
pnie ze swym kolega Aehrethal.
O cezm radzono, Mkt dotychczas
ME dowiedziai sic, lecz panuje O.
g6lne przekonanie, re zanosi sic
ma powazne zmiany W Ionic rza-
du austro wegierskiego.
Berlin, 6 lutego. = Rezultat
wybor6w scislych, odbytych
wczorai, zakohczyl sic nowem
zwyciestwem rzadu. Socyalisci 20
stall pobici W Dreznie, Elberfeld,
Frankfurcie mad Menem, W Szcze-
cinie. Darmsztadzie W Mona
chium. ,,Lokal Anzeiger' oblicza
ze zaimowac beda zaledwie 43
mieisc, kiedy. W zeszlym parla-
mencie zajmowali ich 70. w SAX
sonii liczba posl6w socyalistycz-
nych zmala1a 70 ma 8.
Stosunek roznych partyi talk
sic uksztaltowal Konserwatysci
teraz ST. krzesel, dawniej "a; a
eraryusze antysemici 20, dawniej
81; centrum IoS. dawniej 1o4, ma
rodowo liberalni So, dawniej 81;
wolnomyslni 4S, dawniej SO; So
cyalisci 43, dawniej 79;Polacy 20
dawniej 10; niezalezni IL, dawniej
10.
Polacy zdobyli okreg gliwich
ma Szlasgu, gdzie dotychczas
wybierano kandydata centrum,
hrabiego Ballestrem, przewodni-
czacego cd wielu lat w izbie po-
selskiej.
Berlin, E lutego. = Wieczorem
kiedy rezultat wyborow byi juz
wiadomytn, 10000 ludzi zebralo
sic w szeregi i pomaszerowafo 10
przed paiac kanclerza, ktory prze-
m6wl do zebranych Poza kra-
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KROTKIE HOTATKl MIEJSKIE.

w dzisiejszyn numerze podajemy
obrazek Ryszarda Dinan'a, dzielnego
policyanta - bonatera, kt6ry 10 osob
uratowai z pozaru domu pm. 4454 Ho-
more str, o czem wczoraj pisalismy W
kronice miejsklej. Uratowani - So Po-
lakami - zawdzieczaja zycie swe D1'
.nan'owi, kt6ry ratujac ich ciezko sic
sam poparzyi ma twarzy irekacn.
'Dinan siuzy W policyi juz lat IL. 8
w uznanlu prac ,strazy pozarnsI
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prawdziwemi, policyanci surowej
kary ME ujda!..
Odkrycie nory karciarskiej.

NAA Wv iiSi heAA ~nah ShhSJs
Dwudziestu notorycznych kar-
ciarzy wylowil wczoraj przy grze
W polra, W domu pm. 4824 Eliza
beth str. policyant Cullina re sta
cyl ,,Stockyards", ktory wszediszy
do izby, oSwiadczyi, re wszyst-
kich aresztuje. Niewiele to gra,
czom zaimponowaio: jedni ME
przerywajac CRY, prosili policyan-
TIA, ably ,,zamknai drzwi z tamtej
strony" poszedl dolicha, bo go
moze cos ziego spotkac, inni zas
cd razu sic don porwali'z krzesla-
mi, grad butelek proznych po-
sypai sic ma przedstawiciela pra-
a.Cullina 4powstrzymujac; DOLBY
tym rewolwerem napastnikow w
przyzwoitej odlegiosci, wyszedf |
zawezwal telefonicznie patroki /
pomocy. Gdy ia jednakze przyby-
ia,z 20 grajacych pozostaio juz tyl
ko ;reszta zdo1aia sic wynn
knae. Szesciu aresztowanych po-
daio swoje nazwiska, jak nastepu-
je: J6zef Nogoski, Anton Korcho-
wski, Franciszek Todora, Michal
Wargena, Walenty Kaskowski j
,Micha1 Witowski. Same polskie
nazwiska! Ma Boga rodacy! czy
wan ME wstyd? Takzeto sic ba-
wicie spectacle czas drogi -
kradziony piracy i rodzinom wa
szym?!..
iona ME zyje - MAJ znikmai.
Zniknai bez wiesci Piotr Lar
son 62oo Morgan str, ktorego po-
szukuje policya be1skutecznie,nie
wiedzac, czy Larson, ktory ostat-
MO chorowai dose dlugo popeanii
samobojstwo, czy tez gdzie w'szpi
talu lezy.. iona zaginionego zna-
leziona zostaba onegdaj W zam-
knietem mieszkaniu niezywa, a
badanie zwlok okazuje, re musiaia
umrzec co najmniej 'juz pred
3ma dniami. Chorowala ona
zmarla ma tyfus. Policya przyptl-
SEGA, re Larson pozostawal przy
zonie, az do jej zgonu, potem
zannknai dom odeszed1, dokad
niewiadomo. Sledztwo w toku.
Ciagle zmniejszanie sic epidenii.
Korzystne raporty dni ostat-
Mich zdaja sic zapowiadac koniec
rzad6w szharlatyny dyfteryi W
miescie naszem. Konrpetentni
twierdza, re wielki ciezki opad
sniegu zabije bakcyle W powietrzu
i przyczyni sic do usmierzenia
chor6b: wczoraj tylko jedno die
Gle umarfo ma szkarlatyne; wy
padk6w tel ostatniej fyao g. 81
dyfteryi a 2S ospy.
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Ruoh paroWe6w.

Przyby}y:
Brema: Rhein N. Y.
Genua: Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
2 n. Y.
FiIadeIfia: Noordland Liverpoolu.
.Odeszly:
Palermo: Calabria do N. z. ~
Genua: Brasile do N. Y. j.
Queenstown: Carmania do N. 7.
Boston: Ivernia do Liverpoolu.