davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1907-11-09
EREpER;1eK,
AuavsTve
RMG pF+,SaxoNY

to consent to a divorce. Her brother
sided with her. but her father was ada
mant. He would not hear of recourse to
he still had faith in his daughter and
refused to listen to the Giron story.
30. left alone In her grief, and with
none at home to aid her. the princess de-
cided to sacrifice all for the sake OF the
man she loved. Leaving her husband and
her Ave children. Louise went to Zurich.
where Giron awaited her, and the two
went to Geneva.
It is said that her brother helped her
In her flight to. Join her lover. that he
took her from her fathers castle by a
secret route, hid her in the waiting room
at salzburg and took her all the way to
Zurich. Every effort was made at Dres-
den to hush the tongue Of the scandal
'uongers and to force the princess to re-
urn. This having failed, the crown prince
hurriedly divorced his wife. The death
and the separation was hastened to pre-
vent the errins princess from ever claim
ing the title Of queen.
Wept for Her Children.
Meanwhile the unhappy Louise wan
dered about with her affinity in deadly
fear OF being caught and sent to a con-
vent. Her lover left her in a few weeks.
either from a desire to simplify nesotia-
cause the Saxon rulers emissaries had
made his position uncomfortable. The
princess chief regret was the loss Of her
children, and she wept day and night Tor
them.
A short time after she ran away her
little daughter. Anne Monica Pa. was
born, and then began the struggle be-
tween the Saxon court and the mother; her;
continue as long as the former crown
princess can keep the child from the
clutches Of the fathers minions.
The crown price became king soon af-
ter this. upon the death of his father.
He gave strict orders that his former wife
never be allowed to see her children and
that the Princess Monica be brought to
his court at all hazards He contended
that the child should be placed In con-
vent. and there. by a life of religious de-
votion. expiate the sins of her mother.
The former princess meanwhile took the
title Of Countess of Montignoso. and went
to live with her baby daughter in villa
belonging to her father, near Florence,
Italy. She obtained guards to watch the
place, and these guards have been kept
Evening star., 1907-11-09
HOLDER FOR ovERsHoEs.
Prevents Them From Slipping OF
the Heel of the Shoe.

Every one is familiar with the nuisance
and inconvenience of overshoes slipping
off the shoe. which invariably occurs
when the weather Is severe and the
ground covered with snow and slush.
Getting the overshoe back on the shoe
when the fingers are cold and half frozen
is anything but a pleasant job. And
there is no assurance that it Will stay
there. A Utah man shows how easily
the overshoes can be prevented from slip
Evening star., 1907-11-09
BLOTTING PAD.
Attached to the Back of the Hand, 1t
Is ALWAYS Ready for Use.

blotting pad which is always handy
and ready for use when needed, ana
which does away with the necessity OF
laying down the pen to blot the writing
Is shown In the accompanying illustra-
ton AT first glance it resembles an ar
mored hand of the twentieth century, but
on closer examination 1t will be seen that
1t is a blotting pad which covers the hand.
The blotting pad Is attached to a shield
which fits over the hand. Blotting paper
of any description can he utilized and
Evening star., 1907-11-09
A Warm Bath.

From Hsrper's Weekly.
A young man went into restaurant
and ordered roast beef coffee and rolls
In a few minutes trim little waitress
tripped up with the order. AS she turned
10 leave the young man discovered that
the meat was about as cold as a refrig-
orator.
4 don't care for cold beef" he saiS
II should Ike TO have Il hot"
The young woman took the plate and
going TO the dumb-wa!tcr shouted down:
'Hortense, / want this meat hot, pour
some warm gravy on it.''
Evening star., 1907-11-09

leaned back in his chair. took his cigar
from his mouth, and said:
$50 you want to be my Office boy, do
YOU?
"'Yes. SIR said the lad. in a tremulous
voice.
The fnancier blew cloud of smoke.
"'What qualifications have your he
asked. for this post?'
why. sir the boy falteyed I can lie
and steal little.'"
A Knock.
THAT famous railroad man, the late
Samuel Sloan." said New York banker
loved fast trains and hated slow ones.
They tell a story about trick he once
played on a railroad whose service was
notoriously slow.
Having, several times, to use this
railroads afternoon accommodation, he
caused sign to be painted. which he
took from his pocket and hung in the
front Of one Of the cars when nobody was
looking. The sign said:
PASSENGERS ARE REQUESTED NOT
TO PLUCK FLOWERS
WHILE THE TRAIN IS IN NOTION
Evening star., 1907-11-09
ANECDOTES TOLD BY AND ABOUT WELLKNOWN PEOPLE.

mo wonder you are getting thin the
reporter observed. You are growing
famous. to be sure, but at what price of
f1esh."
II am not like the Italian admiral, Lib
ertini, then" said Mr.. Marconi. laughing.
"Libertini." he went on, had won many
battles and great renown. and at ball
given in his honor one lady said to an
other:
But how frightfully fat our dear ad-
miral is getting
YES, said the second lady. Isn't 1t
fortunate? Otherwise he wouldn't be able
to wear all his medals"
Evening star., 1907-11-09
He Got the Job.

The Countess of Warwick. during her
recent American tour, criticised American
finance al a dinner in New York.
Il think" said the beautiful socialist
that many of your flnanciers would
rather be tremendously rich than tremen-
dously honest. To my mind 1t Is bad
thing to put wealth before honor, before
kindness. before upright" SIS. Surely"
Here the countess smil.,..
Surely 1t was to one of your very
worst and richest financiers that little
boy applied, with success, for a position
the other day.
LAS the boy stood timidly. cap in hand
before the financier's desk. the latter
Evening star., 1907-11-09

ping off by attaching a simple holder
which he has designed and recently pat
ented. AS shown in the ACCOMPANYING
illustration the holder is in the form of a
small chain-e!ther wire or ather-hav-
ing a hook at one end and a clasp at the
other. The hook slips over the top OF
the shoe above the heel. while the clasp
is clamped to the top of the overshoe. 1t
will be obvious that it would be impos-
sible to pull the oVershoa off without re-
moving the shoe-or tearing the rubber
until the holder is removed. But few
seconds are required to clamp the no der
In position.
Evening star., 1907-11-09
Too Thin.

Richard Mansfield said a theatrical
manager, took the greatest pains to
keep his figure perfect. And indeed he
succeeded well in this. Such shapaly legs
and arms. such a slim. supple waist, such
broad back and deep chest never graced
the American stage before.
Mr.. Mansfield insisted on good figures.
He would not permit his players to get
Evening star., 1907-11-09

Written for The Star
A KING and his cast-off wife in a
~ thrilling battle for the posses
"a sion of little blue-eyed prin-
4 y cess. the king calling TO his
aid powerful allies and secret
emtssaries, detectives and kidnapers,
and the woman armed with little else
save the cunning which is born of
mothers love for her child in danger.
All this sounds like the scenario of
the widest romance. but It Is the brief
outline of a drama of real life now
being enacted intEurope.
The King of Saxony Is the monarch
referred to, his former wife the woman.
and their child, the Princess Anne
Monica Pia. the object of the terrible
game
The spectacle of the woman defying
the ruler and battling tenaciously to
keep her baby-more precious now than
life to her-is one which has thrilled
all Europe.
The King of Saxony has planned and
schemed and fought for possession OF
Princess Monica ever since she saw the
light OF day four years ago. soon after
his wife had eloped with court tutor.
because the love she craved was more
to her than anything the palace of
ruler could offer
every turn, but an event has just taken
place which has caused him to tedouble
his efforts to tear the child from her
mothers arms. And because she loves
the child more each day, and because
the flame of her hatred for the king
has been fed by various incidents from
time to time. the royal ex-wife IS dou-
bly, determined to thwart her former
husband until the last.
A Loveless Match.
= Nearly sixteen years ago-November
21 1S91-there was a grand wedding
ceremony which united the fortunes and
destinies of Frederick Augustus. then
Crown Prince of Saxony, and the Prin
cess Louise. daughter of the exiled
Duke of Tuscany. a brilliant and beau
tiful girl of twenty-One.
The prince had fallen in love with
the princess soon after she left school
Fer parents saw the advantage of such
union, and. although the daugh hter
protested vehemently they persuaded
her finally to consent to the marriage.
And SO, with a loveless match from
the first. at least SO far as the bride
was concerned there was written the
preface for a scandal which in after
Evening star., 1907-11-09

extends around the outside of the hand,
folding over the back for a short dis
tance and under the palm and little
finger The latter being free to hold and
use a pen. the hand may be moved as
desired to dry the ink without losing con-
troll OF the pen. Persons who do more or
less writing will appreciate the value Of
this device for saving time and unneces-
sary work
Evening star., 1907-11-09
Holidayless Leisure.
From the Car,

There is no one SO much to be pitied as
the man who has nothing to do but to
amuse himself from years end to years s
end To this sort Of Individual holiday.
and all that delightful sensation Of ac-
complished work and freedom for enjoy
ment, are entirely unknown.
Evening star., 1907-11-09
Wisdom From Babies.

Prom Harper's Weekly.
In a recent examination in one of the
schools of Baltimore a teacher asked this
question: Name three classes of people ="
one OF the answers was, Men, women
and babies "
In answer to Name one animal which
provides you with both food and cloth
ing one boy said. MY mother"
Evening star., 1907-11-09
These Theorists.

Booker T Washington, at the Interna-
tional Congress of Religious Liberty in
Boston. said some what impatient of
new theory for the solution Of the race
question:
But II is work we want. not theories
Evening star., 1907-11-09

If the closing is under a rosette of the
belt material or dull jet buckle.
Shoes and stockings are of course black,
no matter what the time, the dull feathers
or kid being chosen. Patent feathers will
not be in good TASTE
Evening star., 1907-11-09

changed as often as necessary, requiring
but few moments to fasten 1t in posi-
ton. The pad and shield encircle the
hand. there being an opening for the
thumb to allow perfect freedom when
writing. strap and clasp serve TO re-
tain the pad in position and prevent 1t
becoming disarranged The blottinR pad
Evening star., 1907-11-09

MY friend Jtnks says he can't catch up
with his orders" rs he manufacturer?'
on. no; just married man with five
grown daughters. ."-Lousville Courier
Journal
Evening star., 1907-11-09

AZ the Zoo: You see, Tommy. that is
an elephant" 'Ah! Yes, papa-the thing
that makes the billiard alls,''-Bocian.
Evening star., 1907-11-09
Useful Fat.

A reporter was congratulating Mr.. Mar
coni at Sydney. N. s., upon his success
with transatlantic wireless telegraphy.
But, SIR" said the reporter, they tell
me you are working so hard that you only
sleep four hours a night?'
Yes, that is true" said the inventor.
Evening star., 1907-11-09

Hasn't he an odd way of putting
things?' Yes. especially golf balls."~
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-04
Rome notatki teIegraticzne.

Miedzynarodowa konWencya Gu
krowa, kt6ra sic obecnie odbywa juz
cd dw6ch tygodni W Brukseli Bel.
gid postanowiia ma swem Ostatniem
posiedzeniu przyjac takze Rosye do
konwencyi.
- KoIonski kIub aeronsutyczny no
81 sic mysla wziecia udzia1u W
przyszlo-rocznym wyscigu balonow, g.
zeby uzyskac honorowy puhar Bennet-
ia nagrode. Wyscigi maja sic cd.
bye W Kolonii juz rozeslano zapro-
szenia ma ME do klubow amerykah-
skich.
- Nemiecko-amerykahski professor
Karol Hau, kt6ry powodT zamorGo-
wanna swej tesciowej, nazwiskiem Mo-
litor. zostal W Badenie W Niemczech
ma smierc skazany onegdaj uiaskawio.
ny ma dozywotnie wiezienie czyni "a
posrednictwem swego obrohcy pra-
wnego ciagle starania wznowienie
procesu.
- BerlliskIe pisma obWleszcza1a
prawie dosSownie ostatnie oredzie
prezydenta Roosevelta'a, lecz sic
wstrzymuja cd wszelkich komentarzy.
- WczoraJ bnaeia Haas Mobile
Ala, poslali prezydentowi Roosevelto'
wi ubdtego czarnego niedzwiedzia.
w kokomo, Ind, poeIag pasazer.
ski zderzyl she pociagiem frachto-
wynn. Maszynista palace 1ostali ska
leczeni.
- w Detroit Janowa Griffith "a
strzelila lekarza wlasne tycde sobie
odebrala.
w instytucie smlthonian we Wa.
shingtonie powstanie narodowa gale
rya obraz6w.
- Texaski posei Garner zatadaf
wczoraj, ably Rad puscl bieg
$500, 900, 900 nowych banknotow.
= Komitet pos,6w do or6wienia
sprawy pienieznej zbierze sic W czasie
wakacyi swiatecznyca.
II Prezesem koia acknowledgements
W izbie senatorow we Washingtonis
obrano wczoraj senators culbersons 3
: Texasu. ljss sA% - ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-04
Telegramy zagraniczne

Petersburg, 4 grudnia. - Zapo-
wiadany juz cd dawna przylazd a
merykanskiego ministra woJny,
VIM. H. Taft'a do Petersburga
nastapil szczesliwie wczoraj ra-
no. Przedstawiciele wszystkich
wiadz najwyzszych W stolicy Ro-
syi wyszli ma dworzec kolejowy
ma powitanie niezwyklego goscia.
Wkr6tce po SVEN przybyciu do
,,HoteIu Europejskiego" P. Taft
zlozyl kolejno wizyty ministrowi
spraw zagranicznych, Izwolskie-
mu, ministrowi wojny Ruedigero-
wi i wielkim ksieciodn Mikolajowi
Mikolajewiczowi Aleksandrowi
Aleksandrowiczowi; przy boku je-
go byli obecni: general brygady
Clarence R. Edwards, amerykan-
ski posel Montgomery Shuyler jr-
i amerykanski attache wojskowy
kapitan S. L. Slocum. Ludnosc
witaia wszedzie Taft'a w sposob
overwhelmingly.
Poniewaz okazyi zapowiedzia-
nego przyjazdu amer. ministra
wojnv do Petersburga obiegaly
najrozmaitsze, wprost fantastycz-
ne pogloski, wiec rosyjski urzedo-
wy organ widzial sic zmuszonym
dac w tym wzgledzie pewne wy
jaSnienia. Otol wedlug oswald
czen oficyalnego organu ,,Rossn'
wizyta p. Taft'a w stolicy Rosyi
ma charakter prywatny przy-
jacielski tylko; wysoaie stanowi-
sko osobiste zaslugi gcScia prze--
mawiajs "a tenn. zeby niu w Ro-r
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-04

czba ballkructw. Wczoraj wstrzy-
mai swe wypiaty wielki armenski
Dom bankowy handlowy, znaJ-
dujacy sic w Stambule II. w ma
hometahskiej wyiacznie dzielnicy
miasta. Wierzytelnosci tel firlny
przechodza jeden million dolarow !;
zapasu pieniedzy W banku niema
w takiej wysokosci. Kilka innych
wiekszych firm rowniez sic "a
chwialo, ale interwencya banku
otomahskiego zapobiegla ogolne-
mu krachoWi.
Honolulu, Hawaii, 4 grudnia.-
Poniewaz tutejsi wlasciciele ho-
tell nekali swych goSci zbyt wy
sokiemi cenami, wiec wiadza
zwiazkowa postanowila wdrozyc
sledztwo, ktore wykryje, czy ME
ma w tel sprawie naruszenia usta-
wy anty-trustowej re strony bez-
litosnych ,,hotelarzy"
Valparaiso, Chile, 4 grudnia..-
w Antofagasta wydarzyiy sic o.
negdaj try wypadki zarazy ma
dzume, a jedna osoba ulegia juz
tel strasznej epidemii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-04

przeprowadzic wv przededniu wy
borrow prezydenta : radzi wiec
odiozyc ja ma jeden rok.
Kongres powinien zniesc clio Cd
wl6kien drzewnych, celem ochro-
ny lasow.
Dochody i dziedziczenie po-
winny bye podatkowane ma ko-
rzysc rzadu.
Zniesc ochrony sadowe (injun-
ctions).
Zaprowadzic przymusowy sad
polubowny we walkach kapitaau
praca.
Zaprowadzic przymusowe sle-
dztwa we wypadkach strajkow /
lokautow. Szerzenie osmiogodzin-
nego dnia piracy. Uregulowanie
piracy kobiet i dzieci.
Ustanowic wynagrodzenia z
CORY naznaczone dla robotnikow,
ktorzy przy piracy dla rzadu 70
stall skaleczeni.
Ochrona pastwisk posiadlosci
pahstwowych. Rad powinien
Aontrolowac kopalnie wegla, NAT
ty i gazu.
Uchwalic salnorzad dla Alaski.
ZaIbronic korporacyom sklada-
MIA pieniedzy ma kampanie poll
tyczne.
Wzmocnienie wojska i mary
narki oraz powiekszenie zoldu
zoinierzom.
Washington, D. c., 4 grudnia.
= Miasto St. Louis ME stara sig
o konwencye narodowa; wobec
tego Kansas City dostanie repu-
blikanska, a Chicago demokraty-
czna.
St. Louis musiaio sic wycofae,
poniewaz nawobudujace sic koli-
scum tamtejsze ME bedzie goto-
we pred sierpniem. Pozostaie
miasta, Chicago i Kansas City,
podzieliiy sic W ten sposob, re
Chicagowianie przyjma demokra-
tow Kansas City republkanow.
New York, 4 grudnia. = Sedzia
O'Gorman W najwyzszym trybu-
male stanowym zadecydowai
wczoraj, re wszelkiego rodzaju
przedstawienia w teatrach i par
kach publicznych w niedziele So
prawem zabronione. ,,
Sedzia utrzymuje niedwuzna-
cznie dlatego obowiazuje wszy-
stkich.
Decyzye te sedzia przytoczyi
w ozasie procesu wlasciciela tea
tru Victoria, ktoremu prawny
wydziai miejski chce odebrac Ii
cencye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-04
PRZEGLAD
POLITYEI MIEDzYNARODOWEJ.
Chicago, 4 grudnia-
(Z5Fzsnie belgijskO-hOIenderSkle;;
- BeIgia a KOngO)'

W Brukseli odbywaja sic posie-
dzeuia komisyi, badaiacej wzaie-
mne stosunki ekonomiczne Belgii
/ Holandyi. Komisya ma charak-
ter prywamy, rzady obydw6ch
paGstw zachOwuja sic wobec niej
neuralnie. Ma ona iednak bardzo
doniosle zadania / biora W niei u
dzia} bardzo wybini politycy o.
ficerowie Obydw6ch KRAKOW. Po-
siedzenia otworzyl znany polityk
belgijski, minister Bernaert; zar6-
VINO on jak delegat holenderski
podkreslali zupenie niepOlityczny
charakter obrad i koniecznoSc sa-
modzielno5ci panstwowei obyd-
w6ch panstw.
Stanowisko takie jest zupehie
zrozumiale - daleko latwiei dOIse
DO porozumienia i ziednoczenia W
dziedzinie ekonomieznej, handlo-
wo-celnej, niz do unii panstwowei,
ale ziednoczenie celne moze bye
pierwszvm krokiem do zwiazku pO-
litvcznego. Trzeba bowiem stwier-
die. ze mysl zblizenia wynik}a ma
gruncie politycznym. Charakter
narodowy Belg6w i Holendr6w,
ich kultura So zupe}nie odrebne;
maizenstwo przymusowe dwoch
KRAKOW trwalo kr6tko i W r. 1880
si}q zerwane zOstalo. Jezeli rozwie-
dzione stadIo day zn6w do pola-
czenia sic, to kieruie MEM bynaj-
mniei ME sympatya, lecz ROSA
dek.
VI. 1905 Europie Zachodniei
grozi}a woina. Belgia Holandya,
kazda oddzielnie, bylyby zbyt sla-
be, azeby przeszkodziG swobodne-
mu wkroczeniu woisk panstw wo-
juiacych. Dewiza belgiiska -
Union fait la force - nasuwa}a
sic z GAIA oczywistoscia. Koniecz-
nose zjednoczenia rozumieia jed
max dopierO nieliczne Kola W o.
bydw6ch krajach. Ma poczatek KO-
"A te chca przyzwyczai6 og6f do
lstnienia wsp6lnosci interes6w oby-
dw6eh narod6w. Probationary lest
zwiazek pocztowy, ewentualnie u
MIA celna, ehociaz wobec sprzecz-
nych tendencyi ekonomicznYch =
handlowa Holandya Jest tradycyi-
NJ zwOlenniczka wolnego handlu,
przemyslowa Belgia ma system
cei prOtekcyinych - ia ostatnia
kwestya nastrecza powazne trud-
AOsci, Dalei p6jse powinny wsp6l-
ne taryfy przewozowe, ujednostal-
nienie politvki skarbowei itp.
Usi5owania te maia przedewszy-
stkiem "a zadanie wsp6lna obrone
pred przypisywanymi Niemcom
Eamiaromi zaborezemi, gdyz oczy-
wiscie, ujScia Renu i porty handlo-
We Belgii Holandyi maia dla
Mich wartOse nieoceniona. Z tego
nOwodu przvpisuia tym planom
chaTakter antyniemiecki i uwazaia
Ae 50 pOpierane przez Francye j
Anglie.
Dlatego tez mp. Geese ludnosci
oelgllakiej - Flamandczycy, po-
1ostal2cy pod wplywami niemiec-
klem, kt6rzy dawniei za}owali
melednOkrotnie zerwania iedno-
'cl pahstwowej z pokrewnymi je-
1ySowo HOlendrsmi, So Obecnie
przeciwnikani proiekt6w ziedno-
ezenia. a powodzenie tych usifo-
van zalezy przsdswszySthem cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-04
Kronika Chicagoska
Srebrny jubileusz urzednika.

Srebrny JubileuSz urzednika.
Klerk Salmonson, kt6ry ma O.
bowiazek wvstawiac urzedowe zez-
wolenia ma sluby, obchodzil wczo-
raj srebrny iubileusz swego urze-
dowania. Zosta} On zamianowany
d. 3 grudnia 1882, przez klerka
powiatowego M. W. Ryana cd
tego czasu nieprzerwanie pelnii
sw6i urzad. W przeciagu lat 25
wystawi} 4O6,163 zezwole1 aa slu-
by. Jak sam opowiada, wystawid
takie zezwolenia Chrzescijanom,
Chinczykom, Japonczykom, Syryj
czykom, mahometanom, budystom,
zydom to tax naiubozszym iak
najbogatszym. Oddawa} sic zas to-
mu zajeciu zawsze wielkiem "a
interesowaniem, o czem swiadcza
bardzo zaimuiace pamietniki, kt6-
re w swoim czasie wydai. Wspom-
nielismy o mich pred kilku czy Kill
kunastu laty W "Dzienniku Chi
cagoskim" podalismy niekt6re
mich ustepy.
Dzielny policyant.
Policyant Frank j. Faurnier
re stacyi przy Maxwell str, pa
troluiac wczorai rano okoio godz.
4 spostrzeg} dym buchaiacy 2. do
mu pm. 379 W. Taylor str, Spie-
sznie zaalarmowawszy straz ognio-
wa, wszed} do budynku przedzie-
rajqc sic przez dvm p}omienie,
dostaf sic do sypialni krawca L.
Goldstein i zastawszy tam obole
Goldsteinow juz prawie nieprzy-
tomnych, zdo}al ich wvprowadzic
ma dw6r. Ale Goldsteinowa chcia-
la powr6cit, narzeka re osmio-
10 jei dzieci jest W budvnku! Po-
licyant odsunal ia ma box wbiegi
napowr6t do domu. Z trudnescia
dostal sic do tylnego pokoiu, gdzie
dzieci spa}y. Ii letni Samuel, sy-
mex naistarszy Goldstein6w, Was
ME starai sic budzic swe rodzeh-
stwo, gdy nadszed} policvant.
Fournier zabra} ma rece siedmio-
letnia Bessie i iednorocznego lsa-
dore i wyni6s} oboie ma ulice. po-
czem ;eszcze piee razy wchodzil
do domu no kolei nowvnosil wszy
stkie dzieci iuz pol omdla}e. Wrai
caiac ostatni raz, d&elnv policyant
malo sam ME straci} przytomno-
Sci: iuz upadl kiedy kapitan
Schott go podtrzymal j wyprowa-
dill = Pozar uoaszono stosunko-
wo szybko; zrzadzi} on szkode ma
$500.
Nieszczesliwe wypadh.
,,Wczorai popoludniu so letni
James Ridder, 1924 Champlain
ave., zajetv bv} W suterenach domu
Harvester" pm. 24e Michigan
ave. reparacya W szybie elewatoru,
gdy bez poprzedniego ostrzezenis
elevator sic spuscil i nieszczesliwe
go 7dusil ma smierc.
Trzyletnia Darlena Moreiko,
ktorei rodzice mieszkaia pm. 1eO3
W. North ave., wpad}szy przypad-
kowo do kubla z wrzaca woda tax
mocno sic poparzv}a, re wkr6tce
potem wskutek tego umarla. &
26 letni Harry Bachelor, 832
W. 41st str, idac po torach kolei
Lake Shore i dostrzeglszy zblizaia-
cv sic pociap. tax stracii glove, ze
zamiast zeise ma box, podbieg} VIA
snie ma szyny, po kt6rych szedl
pociag, zostai przeiechany j ma
miejscu zabity. Staio sic to ma As
ulicy.