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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-10
MANY ENTERED FOR
HERMITAGE MATCH

The series of team matches t, be
played ut the Hermitage Club will he
gin Tomorrow, and a large number of
PLAYERS have entered for these intcr-
esting contests. The manner in r;.ich
:hc pairs are arranged by the captaina
insures that each contestant Will have
an opponent just about his equal at
the game, and all the matches should
on this account prove interesting. For
the same reason the green committee
have allowed no handicaps in these
matches. but will be the better able
&c estimate fair handicap firgures on
the results.
The Nassau system of scoring Will
lie in effect. By this system player
car win or lose only three points tor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-10
GETTING TOGETHER
rsneela1,o 80 r,m;es-pisnntch. /

Special 10 T.e IlIAtS-OIsputcH.I
HAMPDEN- SIDNEY COLLEGE, April g.
Although the baseball team has made q
poor start, losing the first three games II
is pulling itself together and is likely to be
a good competitor for championship honors
In the Eastern division. The team had only
had one or two days practice when they
.lert for Lexington last week. March exam-
nations having occupied their time when
other teams in the State We're getting In
some good work on their home diamonds.
Stree their return steady practice has been
going on. and much Improvement has been
shown. Several changes have been made
which are promising. Smith is doing the
bnckstop work In great shape, and Stras has
gone to the field, which position he had filled
urt lie began to catch last season He is
a good fielder and seems to take naturally
tn his old job.
The game Saturday is with Fork Union
AcademY on Hampden- Sidney,s grounds.
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MOTOR NOTES

DIR. F. A. Scratibley. who Is now stop
ping at the Jefferson Hotel. brought
very handsome car with him from
the North, and expects to tour to Char
lottesvillc and Stanton and up the
Valley of Virginia to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Fl. Trice and daugh-
ter of Norfolk. spend considerable time
take q long trip through the noun
tains of Virginia, West Virginia and
Pennsylvania this summer.
New York witnessed a monster auto
carnival Tuesday, moro autos being
seen on parade than ever in the his
tory of the horseless carriage. The
streets We're decorated along the line
of march as though it were the Fourth
OF July.
Mr.. C. T. Burroughs. of Norfolk, Va
has purchased n new 1908 car. lie
usually tours through the Northern
States. but has decided to take his Car
abroad and tour Europe this summer.
Mr.. W. S. Forbes has ordered a 1905
car to be finished in maroon and black,
with maroon upholster!ng. Mr.. Forbes
will use this car for touring this sum
mer. and for his family to and from
his summer home at Bon Air. lie has
also placed his order for a $4,000 car
for fall delivery.
Mr.. George w. Truitt, of Suffolk, has
placed his order for large steamer,
to be delivered May LIST. He expects to
take a long tour this summer with his
family In this car. and will use it for
short trips to and from the beach
Mr.. B. A. Blenner, of this city. in a
1905 runabout, recently made the fast
est time between the Jamestown EN-
position Grounds and Norfolk. and low
cred the record by four minutes The
distance between the Exposition
Grounds and Norfolk over the new
boulevard built by public subscription
Is seven and half miles, and Mr..
Blenner made this run in eight min
utes flat Mr.. Hudgins and Mr.. Gar
rett, of the Old Dominion Steamship
Company. accompanied him.
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7LlNEL Y HITS GIVE
VICTORY TO ALTOONA

1t was very sad story that the fans
had to tell The folks who did not see
the game at the park yesterday. a
horrible bunch of hits in the eighth
inning won for the Altoona Club b.
the score of @ to 3. With the exception
Of the first inning. when Sparks was
u'iaettlcd and tho fatal eighth, the
local twirlor pitched a good game, de-
serving to win.
The Lawmakers showed UP we'll in
the field. and, when they connectcl
With the ball, hit hard: but their hit.
ting wax Very limited. They made the
wien three Of their five swats brought
IN three men AT this time Sparks sent
beautiful triple into the left field
b'eache:s. and Streasser. who went
after the ball collidcd with the bleach
crs'so hard that he had to be taken
out of the game.
kanz,er played well at the initial
bas and was decidedly strong with the
willow. Keller was the heavy hitter
for the Fennsylyanians. and scored two
runs.
Uncertainty was the feature of the
game; first one team and then the other
was in the lead, and until the eighth t.
was anybody's Only fair crowd
was In attendance
To-day the Lawmakers cross bats
with the Rochester team which will
arrive here this morning. and the East
ern Leaguers promise to be problem
for the locals. They will play here to-
morrow also. when Bill Otey, Norfolk's
star pitcher Of last year. will do the
twirling for them. Pittsburg secured
otey from Norfolk. but turned him over
IT, Rochester. Archer. who defeated
the New York Americans the other
day. and Howard will probably be seen
III the box for Richmond to-day. with
Cowan behind the bat.
Altoona started things in the first
Timing Burke got his base on balls,
hut Farrell fouled out to Boyle. Then
Keller sent short fly near the right
foul line for three bags, scoring Burke.
Keller got in when Hartley went out at
nrst, making two runs as starter
Streassar singled, but was thrown out
by Boyle at second. In the Law
makers half Heffron got around to
third, but was left on base.
In the second McCarty put short fly
to centre that carried him half way
round the circuit and reached third on
D Wild pitch But when he attempted
to get home on Starnagle's grounder
10 Morgan. the latter threw him out
70 Boyle.
When the Lawmakers came up. Ison
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GoTCH WILL PROBABLY
MEET HACK IN LONDON

NEW YORK, April 9.-It is prob
able that a return match for the
wrestling championship of the world,
catch as- ca tch-can style, between
Frank Gotch and George Hackensch-
midi will be arranged, to be decided
tr London some time during the COM
ing summer. Gotch has signfed his
willingness to meet the "Russion Lion"
again, and expressed n desire to have
the contest decided abroad, provided
the Inducements are satisfactory.
Gotch. 1T is understood. will insist
upon large guarantee and side bet,
the same to be posted at least month
before the match is neId. Gotch has
received offers to show at the various
English music halls at large salary,
md probably will accept few en-
gagements
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SMITH AT BUcKNELL

LEWlsBURG, PA. April Paul G.
Smith, Bucknell. 1905. better knls.n in fan
dem as "Dippy" Smith, who played with
uricntown team in the p o. n. League last
year. has been secured by Bucknel to coach
the baseball team this spring. Smith arriv-
ed here from Harrisburg yesterday morning.
and In the afternoon Immediately started to
put the candidates through the stiffest prac-
tic, they have had this season. With only
three Of last years team left, he has started
valiantly to whip nine together for the
opening game with Annapolis next Saturday.
Every effort TO strengthen the weakness in
the batting is being made. With the arrival
o. the new coach the outlook for Bucknell
this season began to brighten considerably
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difficult to find his man. as Nuckols seemed
to be everywhere at the same moment. The
first half ended to In the Delta's favor.
The final game Tuesday will be a great
contest and will decide the championship
of the league for 1g07-0s. "A small adms-
sion fee Will. be charged, and tickets are on
sale at the association office.
On Saturday night the young mems graded
class will meet at 500 for calisthenics. ap-
paratus work and games. On Tuesday
nisht preceding the big game, while the
balance OF the class is working on the APP
paratus. grade two viii be given a test.
Deltas-R. A Brock. Jr. left forward. a
e. Henng. right forward; @. B. Bradley.
centre; NJ f. Lawrence Captain, left
guard; w. A. Collins, right guard.
Alphas--V. A. Wells (captain) left for
ward II. B. Cullen. right forward: j. F.
Fair, centre: G. c. Burch, left guard; W.
G.. Nuckols right guard.
Score: Deltas, 10; Alphas II.
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.DELANEY'5 NOUN s
LEFT At THE POST

NEW ORLEANS, LA, April Clock
e. Delany was suspended for the re-
nlainder of the week at the Fair
Grounds to-day, after his mount had
been left at the post In both the first
and third races. Fundamental surprised
the layers by defeating the favorite.
Pinion, in the first race. Weather clear;
track fast.
First race-four and half furongs
ling-t'undamental (12 to ~ first,
Pmion Q& to 1O) second, Servicenle
Q2 to y third. Time, :55 1-5.
Second race--siX furlongs; selling
Risk C to 81 first, Blue Lee Go to %
second, Bewltched Geo to y third.
Time, Liza 15.
Third receive furlongs; selling
Moyea &c to y first. Toboggan Is to 50
second Martins 6 to - third. Time,
1:0l As.
Fourth race--mile and seventy yards
Lotus Eater G. to 10Y first Jack Witt
Ct to y second Monsignor Q1 to y
third. Time, 1:44.
Fifth race--five furlongs--Birds!a
(2 to y first, Rappahannock Q5 to -
second Zen Strong (even) third. Time,
1.01.
sixth race-seven furlongs-NIiss
Strome dS to 81 first, Spien Is to ID
second, Ben Double CO to y third
Time, 1926 4-5,
Seventh race--scven furlongs-Clif-
ton Forge 6 to u first, ROYAL Ben
q to y second, No quarter 6 to -
third Time, 1917 4-h,
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ANTHONY'S HOME RUN
FAILED TO WIN GAME
.rspeclal 10 The Times plspatch.

L.YNCHBURG, VA. April o-rhe Buffalo
Eastern League team this afternoon defeated
tho local Virginia Leaguers by the score OF
tn. wildness of Oakley, who relieved West In
the sixth, The visitors went down in one,
two, three order In three of the five innings
West worked, There We're only sixteen men
to face this new recruit In the five innings.
The feature of the game was IN the seventh.
when Anthony hit to right for home run
with two men on the bases.
The score by innings. r. II. r,
Lyrohburg .,...l o o 0 o 3 o Oh 6 5
Buffalo .....,...0 0 0 | 0 9 4 0 s---7
Batteries--West Oakley and Westake,
MilliSan and Ryan.
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his side. The winner of each Of the
two iine-hole rounds gains one point,
and the winner of the eighteen holes
also counts point making total Of
three possible points to be won by
any one contestant. Play may begin
at any time Tomorrow after 10 A. NJ.
and all players must turn in their
scores.
The teams have been selected and
matched by the captains as follows:
Team A. Team b
W. H. Palmer, Jr, VS. DR.. s. B. Moon.
H. S. Jones vs. r. Fl. Meade.
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To-day Mt Benninr.

First race-selling. three-year- olds
and up five and a half furlongs. Co
lumbia course-Oraculunl, 107; Gentlan.
1O2; Laura a., 102: Pierret, 1O1; Bergoo
10l; Scarecrow, 90; Little Woods, 90;
How About You, 80; Simple Honours,
SO: DR.. Lee. 9s; Admiral Dot, 9s; Nanno,
eS; Lady Isabel. 90; Trey of Spades, SO;
*Right and True, 81: *Prowler, 90;
L'Amour, %; "Lykers. SIS.
Second race-fillies and geldings,
two-year- one-half mile. old
course--Kwai, 10; Dan De Movies. 10;
Our Maggie, 107; Greenhow, 1O7; Nut
meg, 107; Tony s., 1o7: Insomnia, 1o7;
fChaperon. 107; tMiss Granville, 1O7.
Third race-colts, two-year-o lds. four
and half furlongs, old course-Spen-
Ger Wells, 1l3; Dress Parade, 113; Pud-
din, 10: tFootloose. ITO; 4Deviser, no.
Fourth race-selling, three-yea r-olds
and up. seven furlongs. Columbia course
king of Bashan, III: Coincidence,
H.; Greene, 100: Sheridan, 1885, .venus,
90; sFerrylanding. 90; *Bob Callahan,
Jr 90; Servile, 90.
Fifth race-maiden three year-olds,
seven furlongs, Columbia course
Hartford Boy, III; Strongh cart, III;
Dicey, IT,. III; Tennis, los; Putnam,
los; Octoic, los; Oroonoka. 10S; Cart
wheel, los; Cool, los; New Garter, los;
Idro lo6; Queen Lead, lo6; Jimmy 1o6;
Ruthby, 100.
Sixth race-handicap. three-year -olds
and up, one mile, Columbia course
Oxford, 1874; Jubilee, 121; Holscher, ia;
Animus, 10; Killieoranltie, 100; Cam
paigner, 9S; D'Arkle. "a; Tea Leaf, 81.
Apprentice allowance. il. Z. Mad
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WHITNEY OUTCLASsED.

NEW YORK, April 9.-Thc final round in
thu National Court tennis championship tour
nan,ent was played to-day. Eustace H.
Miles, of London defeated Payne Whitney
OF this city, in three straight sets. The
scores We're 6-3. 60. 6-1,
Miles will play Jay Gould. the British and
American champion, for the national honor
Saturday.
Miles outclassed his opponent In every de-
tall or the game after the first set,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-10
HORSE TAKES a PLUNGE
AND TURNS BUGGY OVER

Especial to Tho Times Dispatchl
PETERSBURG, VA, April a--While Or.
r, 7. Fuqua, q prominent dentist of this
city was driving In a buggy with his wife
our Shepherd Street this evening the horse
took fright. and punging to ono side turned
the vehicle over on them and then dashed
OF. Neither OF them was seriously hurt,
Dr. Fuqua was badly stunned and severely
bruised on the shoulders and chest, but Mrs.
Fuqua escaped with comparatively slight
injuries
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CHANGE IN DATES
Especial to The Times Dispatch. /

RALEIGH, n, c., April 0,----Two changes
are announced in the schedule OF games for
the Eastern Carolina Baseball Ieague, The
season Will open June 9th instead OF June
Sth, the games scheduled for the latter date
being cancelled. The game scheduled for
july ed as Goldsboro at Wilmington Is re-
Nersed TO Wilmington Mt Goldsboro,
king" Kelly, manager for Raleigh, will
return ,.rn. to-morrow FROM a trip looking for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-10
in THE SPRING

In the Spring a fuller crimson comes upon
the Robins breast
In the Spring the wanton Lapwlng gets him
self another crest;
In the Spring livelier Iris changes on ths
burnish'd dove;
In the prny young mans fancy lightly
turns'to thoughts of love"
Alfred Tennyson.
In the Spring. with your permission,
Alfred, we would fam relate
Many other things that happen to the
loWly and the great
In the Spring hope springs eternal In
the wild fanatics breast:
In the Spring he clamors madly that
his ball club is the best;
In the. Spring the pop-eyed Rooter
rises from his seat and roars:
In the Spring tho young fans fancy
turns to full box scores:
In the Spring the bush league phenom
rolls in from some rural station:
In the Spring he blows up swiftly with
mighty detonation;
In the. Spring. the gent who batted
four-eighteen' with Kankakee.
JOINS dig league camp in Dixie
Whefc he batteth "twenty-three."
In the Spring the sombre human, erst-
while calm and disnitfed,
rounds MS neighbor on the backbone,
Sel,lnS Slide, you bonehead.
In the Spring the usual crop of poor
grandmothers dies away
AS the office boy elated, reads the
sign. Baseball To-Day"
In the, Spring the gent ded always
thought so peaceful. kind and
tame
Bellows. xiii the bloody umpire-he
has robbed us of the game.''
-Grantland Rice.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Acndemy--"The Old Homcstcnd,u
matinee pnd night.
COlODial-Naudeville.
DijOu-"NOIly Bayyn.v
Observation-Disclosures.
Honnestcad,a.
LAST RECITAL TONIGHT
Bradford Williams to Speak of the Rcs-
irrcCtInn of Christ.

bradford Williams to Speak of the Rcs-
direction of Christ.
Mr.. Bradford Williams's Bible lecture
recital at the Broad Street Methodist
Church was heard last night by a large
congregation He gave the various
chapters bearing on Christ's prelim-
mary advice to His disciples, as we'll as
Ills arrest. trial before Pontius PLATE
and crucihXion. Tonight he Will give
his closing recital, The Sign of Jo-
nah" This is the climax Of series
of Mr. Willlams's best recitals. and In
1t he brings out the preliminary mira
.cles and divine interpretations as types
leading up to the greatest event in all
history, the resurrection of Jesus Tho
song service begins at 8 o'clock and
the recital at S:l5. Men and women
are invited to attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-10
INVITE ROOSEVELT

RALEIGH. N. C., April e,-The Tar River
Roanoke Gun Club of Tarboro, to-day eS-
tended an Invitation to President Roosevelt
to hunt on the clubs large game preserves
along the Roanoke River In the coming au-
tumn. The club has tract consisting OF
II 900 acres. and game is said to be plenu-
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Virginia Chemists, Club.

The regular April meeting of the Virginia
Chemists Club will be held at the Virginia
Mechanics Institute this evening at $3.50
o'clock. Papers arc to be presented as
follows; Food Personalities and Their De-
lection" Mr.. j. b. Robb; "Scientifc Enrich
ment of, the Soil" Mr., w, d, Cook; 1.-THE
Discrimination of the Alcoholic Content Of
Fluid Extracts" Mr.. a, BolenbaughN. This
being the last regular meeting before the an
nual vacation, full attendance Of members
and Of all others interested is desired.
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Summary: Two-base hlts-McEarty.
karzlcr Riggs. Hartley. Three-liasc
Sparks. Stolen oase--
Riggs. Double piays-Streasser to
Keller: Morgan to Ison to Kauzler.
Base on balIs-off Sparks, 3; off Croft,
4: off Jones. 2. Hit by pitched bali
Ison. struck out--by Croft !; py
Sparks, 10; by Jones. !. Wild pitcn--
Sparks. Time of game-i:45. Umpire
Harry Mace. Attendance-l,20
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BURNS VS.. "JEWEY" SMITH

LONDON. April a.-Tommy Burns, the
American heavyweight puGilist, who In the
las. four months has knocked out Gunner
Moir and Jem Roche, has signed articles for
a ten round contest to be held in Paris on
Arril 18th With "Jewey" Smith, South
African boxer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-10
MACON GETS CANE.

MACON. Ca April e.-The locals took
their first home game from Augusta to-day-
rho pitchers were hit hard. Manager DeX-
ter waa put out OF the park for arguing
with the umpire.
The score by innings; +. II. E.
Macon ....a o o o 0 o .-7 IL o
Augusta ......oo 0 . 9 o o o It
Bat,eries-stowers, Malarkey and Shea;
Richardson. Dexter, schmick and Carson.
Umpire, Lanigan Time. ELS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-10

Ainslie Carriage Company another Two
horse wagon Mn, Cosby reports his
transfer business growing This he
attributes to good service and reason
abla charges
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Sporting Letters

The sporting editor of The Times-
Dispatch will gladly answer in these
columns any questions regarding
sporting matters. Communications
OH sporting subjects Will also no
printed, ana comments will he made,
Address Sporting Editor, Tlmcs-Dis-
patch.
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fast Skating.

LYNCHBURG, VA, April s,---At the local
skating rink last night before a large crowd
Louis Oppeman. Interstate champion OF Viz
girIa and North Carolina, defeated John
Manning, Time. $40.
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Villa Nova go. D TO DU2 0 o. I
w. & l.. :. ...... l 0001 O010-3 6
Summary-Struck out by Burr, 5; by
George. 4. Bases on balls-Off Burr, g.;
off George, 1. Fit by pitched ball
Burr, l; George, g. Passed balls
Anthony. Stolen bases-Nichols, Burr,
Moore Home run--Burr. Three has e
hit-Luhn. Two base hits-Luhn,, Nc
Geehan. George. Time OF game, 1:55.
Umpire, Mr.. Pipes.
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April 10th in the Annals Of Sport.


Of
Salisbury
walking consecutive -,
Monmouth Sterling Illinois, and tho
1s0b--A Memphis; Miss Tennessee Oaks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-10

In the Spring. with your permission,
Alfred, we would fam relate
Many other things that happen to the
lowly and the great
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-10

In the Spring hope springs eternal in
the wild fanatics breast.
In the Spring he clamors nladly that
his ball club is the best;
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COLUMBIA, 6. G.. April 9.-ColumbIa and
Jacksonville played tie to-day the game
being called in Columbia's half of the eighth
with one man out The game was marked
by frequent kicking Game called
on account of darkness.
The score by innings: r. II. E.
Columbia ......-0 . 2-5 . 5
Jacksonville .......i o 4 o . / 0---5 3 8
Batteries-volze and Harnish; Clancy Lee
and Roth. Time, a:i5. Umpire, Goodhart
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SAVANNAH, GA, April 9.-Errots at
critical moments cost Charleston the opening
game of the season here to- day.
The score by innings r. H e.
Savannah .......o o o L . o o 80 8 ?
Charleston ......0 0 o o . o o. .
Batteres-Keiber and Kahlkon; OConnor
anG ReIsirger. Time. 1:45. Umpire, TRULY
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In the Spring the pop-eyed Rooter
rises from his seat and roars:
In the Spring the young fans fancy
turns to full box scores:
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WashInEton and Lee UniyersIty.

Totals ............3S ~
Score by innings: r. II. /
villa Nova ~. 100000 ooo--4 Z
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In the Spring the bush league phenom
rolls in from some rural station:
In the Spring he blows up swiftly with
mighty detonation:
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-04
JESZCZE ZBRoDNIE CAR
NEJ REKI.

Rochester, N. Y, q kwietnia. -
Poraz wt6ry w przeciagu ostat-
mich szeSciu tygodni wyslannicy
w}oskiej organizacyi "Czarnej re-
Xxi" podfozyli tu bombe W do
mu bogatego Wlocha Franco di
Maria. Wybuch bomby porozbi-
jal szyby W oknach zburzyl
Sciane piwnicy. Ma szczescie Mkt
z rodziny di Maria ME poniosf IT,
szkodzenia. Eksplozya pierwszej
bomby pred szesciu tygodniami
zniszczyla pofowe budynku.
Jestto dziesiaty zamach w}oskf
w naszem miescie W przeciagu o.
statnich dwunastu miesiecy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-04
ANARcEISTA MA WoLNo-
SCI.

New York, q kwietnia. - Zna-
ny anarchista Berknan, areszto-
wany W zwiazku eksplozya
bomby w Union Square" zosta}
puszczony wolno przez naczelni-
ka policyi, ponlewaz ME byfo "a
dnych dowodow, ze mia1 COS
wsp6lnego tym zatnachem. Sc
dzia udzielil Berkmanowi przyja-
cielskiej rady, azeby usunal sic
Cd agitacyi anarchistycznej, jeze-
Ii W przyszlosci chce uniknac kon-
fliktu z polifEas