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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-02

digputsg, en- luchag esterileS, On CRntos IT.
Ricos y mfstiCaB slucubTaciones. Conven'
zfmOnos que no fu6 an bsso do amor que
enOendi6 81 sol. No Canssmoa nueotFs
vista contsmplando con rostro de idiOtA ls
grands2a agsnR. y psnsemos ca hTCeR gram
de y fOerte nuestTo pueblo.
Un psEi6dic0 del NoFts llsm8 Duestro
teFRudO la l8lG OEVidGdG s'TsIR del O vi.
do, RCaSO pOF an sentimisnto dc csistiana
cOmmiseEnCi6D, como 81 pOFtGvOs que quis'
70 hacsr uegar lo8 uidos del poderuBo
laH Iamontaciones del meudigo. Msfiana,
iguisndo Ga Is actual tranquiIidnd, in
virtsndo el tempo "a h inoCents discussion
de IoB conejos De u fbula, habEGn outrsdo
entoncol nusstros males en- un perfOd0 de
alaEmaDts CFonicidad; eDt6nCe8 buscaE6n
IN nombRe mis- adecuad0 que IiDtstico
nueStEo estado. poH ironfa como Las isl8B
LGd'Ones de IL OCssnfa, llsmarGn nusS'
tEs terra "IOla dPgensEnda" 8 "IsIs de-
la MiOaEia" { Misery Island),
EgprsCisO puog, pIepaEaE 6nusstTo pus'
bio & la CODquista d6l FoIvsnir iDgiri6ndo'
e Una Rtfa de g6vie gus vigorica Eus
alplEnOioDal = tOni6 me SuG eSpoEa1zag,
pr0tPgiendO nueEtga maoa HabaiodORa.
De este modo podEsmoG perpstuaEnoa
On nusstEa terra dupscho de todas Lac
contrnEiedades viciiitudeg , viviT etsE'
IlansCts ! en q 0paCio. ca q tempe = on
p a.n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-02
LAPE-RU.VA FORTALECE
TODO Ell STSTEMA.

sr. Chas. L. sauer, Asistente AudItoRs
Oscribe desde Ell Ayuntamiento dc ID
ciudad de San Antonio, Texas como
sigues
s'Hacen dos amos acepte una posici6R
como secretarto y tesorero con uno Dc
los pr1ncipales establecimientos de tejl-
dos de Galveston, Texas.
"Tsn repentino cambio de un china
seco q un china humedo me afect6
mucho, empec6 q sufrir de catarro
resfrfos en- Ia cabeza, y debilidad gene
raj, en- tai forma, que casi me tncapacit6
de atender mis- deberes.
'4Se me lndu10 4 IDrObar Ea Peruna,
y despuGs de haber tornado YariOs
fraScOs en- peQHehaS dOsis, mo place
decif que enferamente me restaur6 4
mi esfadO normal, y desde entOnces
he 4acOnSeiadO q mis- amigos eF us0 do
Es PeFNna. ''sssChas. L. Sauef.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-02
EN- ARECIBO TRATAN
de reoganizar Ell
CuerpO de bonn
berOS.
PrOntO COmsnzaran los trabsjos en-
una impOtants Carstsra.
& s'II0r SsblstldnlDsn0t r0grGsa d EurOpl.
(De nWsstrO oOrrespOnsa1)

OotnbFa lo.-seg6n hsmo1 sabido, sl
pF6zimo l6aes cumunzar6n loB trabBicg dc
10 cRTRsteEa de AEeCibo 6 LsaHeg, seg6a
ordenes dsdas PoF 81 COmiSionado del To-
terror.
Aver Comensaron les Clagss ca todas
las eScuelasy con una gran ConClrrsnCia do
ni1oG
-ss dice que 81 Cusrpo de bombsroB
de ATeCibO que e sncuentra Caai desorga.
nizadO, ssF6 disueltO = vuelto & organisar
con nusvos elementos enthusiasts que pou-
dram dicho CueEpO On bFillRntcs condicio.
mes. Adalsnta,
-ManRnR qusd@F6n terminadRg la Gu.
netaS y RCeras de IR nuevs Calle de Jea6s
y Maria empeS6ndoss enBeguida & cCnAtruiF
el pAvimantO de IS calle.
-9e noB mRNifssta que ~ hR llegado
81 slambre neCssaFiI para 10 ingtalaCi6n
de lOH to efonOB que fAltan pOE inStAlsE On
eata Ciudad.
-,Una nina, del Bscrstario de ents CoEte
de distrito don Sa.vadoR Picornell, tuvo
la deSgracia dc CaeE poF una esC&leFa fraG
turdudose nm bESzo. sentimog el peEcanCs
y dsseamos mejOFfs ls onfsFmita.
-Tsrmidado 81 periodic do vacaCiones
hR vueltO FeanudaF SOS trnbsJos la Cor
to de diatrito Para el viornes 20 ver6n
varios jnicios por demenCia.
-HA ,lsgado de Europa donds hs per-
maneCido Unog geis mesas, don Sebastian
Bsnet, encaTgado de la fAbEica de cuEtidoB
del aehoR BeFgO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-02
La APERTORE DEL
curse esCOIar en-
Bayam6n.
AGusrdO Dol munlCipiO IstiTandO una
concession.
e ssH0r RoBgsI tl0n0 ga 'gfldlbla ulsIil.
(De nNe8tro o0Fre8p0nsaI).

Sepiombge 1o.-4yeT luneg, Be 0bEieH0n
Ias eBcuelaa p6bliCaa de e8tR ciudad, hG'
biendD concdEFido mas do 900 8 700
elloB 10 que ha dado lugaF que % teDga
que supEimir los grado1 So, Toy So. para
que iDgEsIou los de Ia, 20, Sos do. y 30.
Esta detsFminaci6n que hG ds1compuG1to
totalmeDte 81 plan que tsDfa tornado 81
d nor supsRintandents Mr.. Wood, 6l que
Ss aIeguTa- que prssentar6 Il FenunCia de
% cargo, pues no hG enC0ntERdo muCho de
goluCionAT eBtO 8Gunto, OnC0ntTRnd0 diff.
CultsdeI, en- ls iunts oICOlar , On 81 ayunta-
miento. Es do Bentir ests incidente, poE
privaE muchos Mics dc ConcluiF gu8 e.
tu6iog.
-EI ConCejo municipal de e1ea Ciudad
ton6 sYsr un importHnts acueEdo CON
EeSpscto 6 10 fibRicG de hielo. A petici6n
del concsiaI sofloR Rsimundo Rodrigueg,
que en- una moci6n pida Ge le hsga pEeaon.
ts los dusHoB de Ii f6bRica, que Ol ayun
tamiento le conCedi6 una concession de
uti,iEaF las aguas del rio para mover lsB
mGquinas, con 81 objeto dc que h fAbrics
trabRjase. y no para que sstuviese CSFFada,
y gi contin6a Rsf el muuicipiO 10 quitarG
la concession, utiiizsndO 81 luS sguaS, sn
Rlgo mas dtil para 81 bisn p6bIiCo
Tan pronto como 81 seiioE Vald6s
CRamoncito) tsrmins de haCer algupas ia.
novacionss, On d empFe1a Linea F6Frea
del Oeste VI & estudiaE con ceIma IL
mauera dc que el tTanvfa, pueda daF mGs
visjes de noChe GatiSfaCiendo anf loB dqGeOB
del p6hlicO.
En- ID morads del Lcdo. ReDgol ne.
cretsTio de esta CoFte municipal us encuOn'
ire 81 sgFaciada Bobrina Belen que ha
Venido nagaEne aquf Qna tempoEadR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-02
Revoluclon8rlos rusos en- Londras

Todos los dias aEFiban naCretaments &
LondEess RsvOluciOnaliOs , cODSpiradoFss
TusOge quisneB no Bon de ninguna maneFa
molsatadoB poF lag autoridadeB inglsBRG
Llegan todos & la metT6poli bFitkniCa con
objeto de conCurEiE a pE6ximO OODgEesO
OrgsnizsdO pOE 81 partido BoCiAlista TovO-.
lucionaFio.
Mil quinientog delegates tomsE6u parts
On eate CODgFesO, Cuyas dsCisiOne8 no as
OCultar6n, de niDgunR mauera, al gobiar.
no ruso, p2es 10 ciudad estk invadids ms
terialments pOF m ei6rcito de agsntss
SeoEstOs de poliCfA que espfan todog los
mOvimientos de lcs delegates GsvoluCio'
naEioR
81 CongEeBo do References ha Bido or
gauisadO On vista do una en6FgiCa campa'
Dc de tsErOEinmO qus tsndeE6 Ia perpe.
tEaci6n de numaRoBOs agssioat0B politics..
1907, la que hs mogscido gsosEaI eplau1o
Gel geoindaFia Do b elu8ad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-02
soclUdad antnlnu.
sEMPER,

Los uefloFss Artolfn Min, Pedro Miriam.
da Juan Miranda, se han Bsrvido perti'
Ciparnos que ham conBtituido una 0oCiedad
an6nima que gigarG bsio 81 tftulo de 1.-THE
San Juan Cement and Concrete Company
yq 90 dedicaF6 & 10 fabrication de blcques
hueCOu de CementO y hOFmigOn rsfoEaado.
Busn 6xito deBaamoa en- Bu nagociO
los eatimables aBociadou.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-02
En Il 'tlrso" anothS.

Una gran concurrencia lIen6 anoche 81
''ciECO" inatalsdo ga la'Dls1uels de Colon
de ssts Ciudad = 81 pdbIiCO qusd6 muy
complacido con les exhibiciones do vaFia-
dRs pelfCuIas que allf g hiCisEon, muchag
de les que TeCibisron entusiantaa aplausOs
de los ex pectadoEes.
Los programs de las refeFidaa exhibi
clones son cada vez mis- bisn Fecibidan poE
81 p6bliCo de Ia Oiudad , seguraments que
la temporads en- que squf actts la Fefsrida
empresa Ber6 laTga, pue1 loo eSpsCtfculoB
ofreCidos { los ConOurFentes al ''oiroo" son
muy RecomsndsbleB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-02
e tesOF0 ts sas slaE.

La reina AIejandra de Iug'atarrA tisns
una cejs con inCruStaciones de nfCaF, que
ccnsidsFR como IN tesOro. En- diChs caja
no ss guardian piedras nj metales precio.
Ros. sino les vaciadoB de Lee manoB de loB
circo bi;oa que he tsnido la Boberana, ~
Cados Cuando squ6tlos tenfsn dcS Sllos do
edad cuando cnmpliaron log yeinta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-02
% 1IhoI enrI0se.l

El '6Ebol de la trists1a", que creCe en-
la iBla de Goa, CerCa de Bombay. % llama
asf pOrque dursnte todo 81 dis tiens an
aapeOtO agonisAnts y msFChito; pero apo.
mas 20 oculta ol col Gambia comp etAment0
y Bs terna en- loSano = alegre; sus hojaB
ss extisnden se Dbvan fraRantes pFea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-02

En- Estados Unidos ua cuentsn hautR
trsinta seCtas religiosaE. Gsg6n una esta'
dfstica publicada poE 81 'Ststesman's Year
Beck" los Cat6licoa son en- mayor n6mer0
447 8O1; Biguan imediatamente IoS me.
todistag, con 5 500 SIC.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-02
csas progress |. Lrg.atIa,.

El comeFcio general de Ii Argentina
Rlcanx6 en- ell ano paHado Il suma de
1852 224, ,SO5 orc, ocupando 81 primer Ia.
gar On 81 COmeECiO de America, despu6S de
los EstsdoB Unido1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-02
= De las mas impOrtaDt8s 0spocialidadGs :
I en- 81 moeaniSmO dc Ia Oliver No. O

maqu escibir
2E Regirador AuomdhO pape absolute
regisro en- pape cualqura anchura.
3E Indicator de las mas mpOanes innOvaiOne en- Ia ma1n
medida "advnar". ES infaible
cubiera puba
a mecan
5E mecaniamo de balance las de mb hace Opedo
pendulOs sObre los cual aque fdad
"Olvs
No Hay muchas paas
en- De Ia "0lver" No
Ell TYPEWRITER PERFECTo LA MAQUINA VISIBLE
POR EXCELENC1A.
Agntes exclusives para Rico
SANCHEZ MORALES & Co.
San Juan, p. R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-02

IN Ra farEIIEl1a = VClds l-gIl1f q IOs
Il6aIeO Vi1lla { 0aOo Ias 1otlN Cn 90.
taI4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-02

1907, ls que hs mogscido gensEaI eplauc
Gel veOindsEio 10 b eiaSad
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-02
IN CALIFORNIA.

couthward from Fresno, the train
,,ons ND a gradual ascent until Bakers
~ is reached and to the eye the
.ountry looks more desolate. Where
Tor abundant water touches the soil,
= blossoms, but otherwise the breath
- tbe desert els in evidence. Agri-
(,ulture in this region, seems an i'll
(otarred occupation. After leaving
bakersfield the train climbs an eleva-
tion of nearly300O feet in few miles.
At Moiave a sad and lonesome feel
inc of sad and lonesome country,
beigns to be felt.
It was my good fortune to witness
November sunrise on the Mojave des-
ort The air was almost frosty, the
dim but increasing light showed the
Giant cactus, weird, mysterious and
! Gigantic, few clouds were scattered
over the Eastern sky, far out could be
seen low buttes widely scattered over
the plain.
Soon reddish streaks shot upward
from the horizon, and turned the
clouds to piles of vermillion, the
purple shadows grew shorter like
wild beasts Sinking to their dens. The
silence of the desert increased five
fold, the rumble of the train. Pres
emily the reddish streaks grew lighter,
. the vermillion faded from the clouds,
and from the mountains the sun rolled |
up bright and beautiful. Away to
the North East we imagined we could
see the entrance to Death Valley, the
place of burning heat and utter desola-
ton, of waterless arroyas and rain
less clouds, of mirages and dead mems
bones. The Mojave desert is an ele-
waited plain. Death Valley lies below
sea level. From Mojave station to
Los Angeles, the descent is about 25
feet to the mile. and the distance is
about 100 miles.
Aside from its climate, the average
man wonders, what claims Los Ange- |
les could put forth to justify its birth.
Perhaps the holy fathers who founded
the mission could explain the mystery.
But great city it is now, with great.
if somewhat sly ambition, to become
the metropolis of the state, even at
the expense of her crippled sister to
the north. It's street car service is
the best l have ever seen, and its SUI
burban lines cover all points of inter
est which are many. Huntington owns
them and he is to the city and it's
suburbs, what Hartman is to the
state, its master. But it must be
said that he gives good service and
he is powerful factor in upbuilding
the city by giving it publicity as we'll
as good car service. The tourist crop
is the crop that pays the dividends.
The people know it, and seldom try to
impose upon the crops although they
are some times pulled little green.
The tourists begin to come in Deem
Der, and January are at their height,
although all seasons are theirs. G.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-02
MONEY TO LOAN.

The Pullman Savings & Loan Asso-
citation has money to loan on improved
city property. The principal can be
repaid in small monthly payments,
making the building and loan" plan
a desirable one for the person having
a modest income. The entire loan
can be repaid at any time without
bonus. The same money you are now
paying for rent will. in few years,
II applied to Building and Loan stock,
purchase for you home. This asso-
citation has been in operation nearly
five years and has assisted in building
forty dwelling houses in Pullman.
Apply to any officer for details of our
plan
E. S. Burgan. Pres.
I8tt w. ]. Roberts, Sec.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-02

We have good seasoned Fir and
Tamarack sawed wood for sale at
$3.50. Why pay more for inferior
dead wood. Library votes given with
purchases at our yard.
Potlatch Lumber Company.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-02

%. r. McNabb is here to take the
place as operator at the O. R. & N.
depot, Mr.. Anderson having been pro-
noted to the position of agent for the
company at Fairfield. Mr.. McNabb
comes from Biggs, Oregon.
Rev. Leo Totten and wifee came
over from Oakesdale yesterday to
visit Mrs. Totten's parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Hays. Mr.. Totten has gone to
Colfax where he will preach tomorrow.
Go to Duthie for lumber, Iath and
building material.
japanese boy wants place to work
and go to school.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-01
Disappears In An
Air Ship

A disappearance which is
elouded by mystery is that of a
man named Riley, who disap-
appeared from here some time
about Sunday evening. Riley
was a mining man from Colo
RADIO, and had come here upon
the solicitation of Mr.. Babbitt of
this place to take charge of some
mining interests here. Mr.. Bah
bitt had known Riley in Colorado,
at which place he had conducted
mining operations for him. He
was known for his exemplary
habits. being a man that never
drank and was quiet and well
educated.
Riley arrived here Saturday
evening and was taken to Mr..
Rabbits residence to stay. He
was assigned a room and invited
to make himself at home. He
stayed at the Babbitt home dur
ing Sunday. bat did not come
there Sunday night. Mr.. Bah
bitt thought it strange and made
some inquiries and was told that
Riley had been seen Monday and
thought no more about the mat
ter, but afterwards ascertained
that the party informing him of
seeing Riley had been mistaken
in the party.
Monday evening he received
letter from Riley written on note
paper and informing Mr.. Rabbit
that he (Riley) had left, that he
would not be seen and for Mr..
Rabbit not to worry, for all the
detectives in the country could
not find him. He further stated
that he had borrowed twenty
five dollars from a friend in
Colorado, which he would like
Mr.. Babbitt to pay. The means
for which Mr.. Babbitt could get
by taking the plans and specifi-
cations to be found in the bottom
of his grip, upon which he could
easily construct an airship which
he, had invented, and get the
patent perfected; and in this one
statement lies the only solution
of Riley's disappearance, name
ly that of insanity. 1t was as
certained in looking through his
papers that he had been CORE
spending with Senator Patterson
of Colorado, in regard to getting
the patent, and letter from the
senator was found stating that
owing to the great rush of bust
ness, he was unable to help him,
but wished him all success pos
sible.
1t is thought by the officers
that Riley had brooded over his
inability to perfect this airship
and had become insane and has
committed suicide. The officers
made an exhaustive search of
this vicinity and could find no
trace of him.
Riley is described as a man
about five feet, eight inches tall,
weighing about IT'S pounds, dark
complexioned, with a mustache
inclined to be sandy, dressed in
a dark suit of clothes and wear
ing a dark hat; being a man who
always presented a neat appear
ance and possessing a good edu-
cation. Mr.. Rabbit is very anx-
ious to learn anything regarding
the whereabouts of Riley, and
anyone seeing one answering
this description, would confer a
favor by communicating with
Mr.. Babbitt at this place.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-01
School Entertainment.

Preparations are now under
way for an entertainment to be
given by the school children
next Friday, which will be the
last day of the current term of
school. Miss Callahan and Mrs.
Sawyer, the teachers, are work.
ing hard to make the affair a
success and judging from the
standard of these entertainments
IN the past, we can safely assert
that this one will be we'll worth
our time and money, and should
receive the liberal patronage of
the entire community.
An admission fee will be
charged and the proceeds will go
towards purchasing an organ
for the school. This fact alone,
should be an incentive for all
to attend, but in addition people
will be able to get an evenings
entertainment by the little ones.
The teachers are meeting with
liberal support on all sides, and
this is as it should be. The only
complaint being made is about
the proprietors of the hall, who
insist on charging the regular
rate is a case of this character.
There is considerable expense
attached to the fitting up of a
hall, etc., all of which is web
understood, but in a case of this
kind, where no person or persons
receive any financial gain and
many donate their time and
ability, we think it no more than
fair that the hall should be do
mated and no more than actual
cost charged. The Record does
not wish to be understood as
boasting, but we donate all print
ing required and are pleased to
do SO; believing that whatever
financial loss attendant thereto
will be returned many times
over. This town is destined to
break away from the one man
control and cinches, and peo-
pie are certainly going to take
this into account when compete
ton arrives.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-01

requirements of American cit
izenship? For his sake, gentle
men, if for none other, organize
the band, and be in a position to
dispense martial music when we
celebrate next Fourth.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-01
Organize a Brass Band.

The reorganization of the
brass band would be one of the
most acceptable things that
could happen to Phoebe at pres
ent. We have always been in a
position to boast of an organiza-
ton of this kind and one com
posed of very good musicians.
At one time, when but few men
were employed here, a band was
organized among the young
boys and under the intelligent
leadership of Mr.. Ben Williams
and careful guidance of j. B.
Wheeler, who followed up the
work begun by Mr.. Williams,
some of the boys developed into
good musicians. This organiza-
ton was kept under way until
last summer, the only reason for
stopping, being the want of a
leader, Mr.. Wheeler moving to
Highland and not in position to
teach them. However, those
who are left could make a cred
liable showing and new mater
ial can certainly be obtained
from among the new inhab-
itants.
We realize the fact that it re-
quires a considerable amount of
time of the members for practic-
ing, etc., and perhaps the
monetary returns are not large
enough to justify from that
standpoint. But public spirit
should actuate in this instance.
1t had been demonstrated in the
past that the citizens have been
ever ready to lend what assist
ance they could.
Independence day will be here
shortly and we must have some
music, for what is celebration
without band at the head of
the procession? How can we
install the proper patriotic feel
ings into the soul of the small
boy unless he shall have had the
opportunity to keep step to the
music as he marches along with
the band and gazes intently into
the bells of the different instru-
ments? How many of us have
done the same? And have we
not resolved within ourselves to
put forth every effort to be able
to play horn, when we grew up
and march at the head of the
Fourth of July parade, believing
that when we shall have done
this, we have met all the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-08
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4
y D - y V " "a "a IA b a.

J. F Bailey, Of satlla. was the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-08

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-08

o. l. Brown, Of Savannah, spent
yes .erday ID the city
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-21
Rome notatki teIsglaficzns.

czasopismo hiszpahskie "Libe.
raj" oznajmia IL Rad japonsh "a po-
sredndctwem swego posia zazadai Cd
rzadu hiszpahskiego daleko ni&sEe1
ceny 70 budowe nowych okret6w,
przeznaczonych dla hiszpahskiej floty,
niz byfo W planie oszacowano
- We FlorencyI we Wioszech IA
chorowai ciezko giosny swego czasu
artysta dramatyczny Tommaso Salvi-
nj, kt6ry powodu zbyt podeszlego
wieku pewnie nile przyidzie jut do
zdrowia,
- Do banku pewneso W Montreal
W Kanadzde przybyaa bobieta sre-
dnicn latach wyjawszy chrsth pie
niadze, zdeponowasa tymae banlru
$4,000. Przy ted sposobno6ci powie
dziala, re te pieniadze, ma kb6re pra>
cuja babka jej, matln 1 oua sarna "
Chicago, beda bezpIeczniets1e "
Montrealu ani4eli W kt6rymS ban
hOW CunCdSOohiCn w
- Ma dnIe mora, 81 stop pod wods
dwaj nMrkowie stoczyh krwswy pots-
dynek ma hald, kt6rymi iowili gsbh.
Nicholas Andreas John Bastont "
sprzeczce gabke wzatemnie pozgaif
sic hakami. Pojedynek stoczono blisko
Tampa, Fla.
w Scranton, Pa, na koIel peia'
ware Laclcawanna C Western wcao-
rajszej nocy wybuchi strajk Swrotnf
czych.
- w South Bend, Ind. nieIaki6
George q. Wolf jest wiascicieIem 10
ia, ktory ma DIVA ogony.
- EItbIeta Thomas W Rochester, n.
Y, W szale chwilowego obiakanla ~
mordowaaa dwoje dzieci, jcio lehio
c6reczke 1 4 miesiecznego synka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-21
Telegramy krajoWe.

Norfolk, Va, 81 listopada. -
Ma konwencyi Federacyi Piracy,
odbywajacej sic W naszem nie-
scie, przyszio wczoraj do okrop-
nej bury. Zarzucano bowiem Ia
pownictwo roznym wysokim u
rzednikom, nawet prezydentowi.
Gompers zbil wszystkie zarzuty
przeciw MENU skierowane przy-
toczywszy jeden wypadek, gdzie
mu ofiarowano gruba lapowke,
ktorej ME przyjal : ,zgotowai dla
siebie wielka owacye. Socyalisci
byli jego najgorszymi wrogami,
lecz wczoraj, kiedy dokumentami
udowodnil, re lapowki tel ME
przyjal, wszyscy jednoinyslnie
przyrzekli go poprzec.
Wypadek 6w zaszeda W cza-
sic choroby Gompersa W roku 1895
kiedy do jego pokoju W hotelu
Victoria W Nowym Yorku wszedi
msody dziennikarz, Charles Bran