davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-05-13
LICENSED TO MARRY.

May LIST, George Wheelchon and
Miss Florence Palmer Of Bonnie
Herre.
lth, j. ID. Delona and Miss Gertie
May Bruce of Bonne Terrc.
4th, Clarence f.. Weible of Des-
loge and Miss Victoria Brooks of
Flat River.
9TH, w. l.. McClintock and Miss
Mary Robertson Of Doe Run.
Sth, Emory Morris OF Bismarck
and Miss Mabel Brown of Flat
River.
10th, George Poncak and Anna
kOcur of Bonnc Tcrre.
10th, Elijah B. Kinchloc and Miss
Luna Lee Fraser of Flat River.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-05-13
AT the M. L. Church.

In spite of the rain, which pre-
vented many from attending Sun
day School, the Mothers Day ex-
ercises were decided success. The
Mothers Glass" had charge of the
opening and closing services Of the
sunday School, giving Il most cx-
cellent program, by mothers, of spe-
cial music and readings, which de-
lighted all The entire school wore
white flowers and the chuncel and
rostrum were bcautifcd with flowers
and pottcd plants.
The Epworth League sent flowers
to the jnil in the morning as pre-
viously promised those confined
there on the Sunday before
At the II Il. M. hour the pastor,
Rev. l.. NJ Thompson, gave spa-
cial sermon to mothers, paying high
compliments to Christian mother
hood, speaking of the great respon-
sibility resting upon them aud Of
the great loss We experience when
mother passes away.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-05-13
MUSICAL RECITAL.

Grades one to five of the public
schools gave an enjoyable recital at
the Opera House last Friday after
noon, which was largely attended.
All the pupils did well, rejecting
much credit on their instructor,
Miss May Harlan. At the singing
of the national songs, "The Star
Spangled Banner" and America, y
the children have been properly
trained to stand as an evidence OF
patriotism.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-05-13
MOTHERS DAY.

Several States have made Moth
crs' Day II special holiday. 1t is
always on the second Sunday in
May, regardless of the date OF the
month. 1t has no sect and no creed,
but every one who has had mother
worth rcvering is expected to OBJ
serve it. In st. Louis number of
churches, regardless of creed, had
special services. The Tyler Place
Presbyterian Church, which is near
the Memorial House, made special
observance and arranged for the at
tendance Of the old mothers at the
Home.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-05-13
TEACHERS EMPLOYED.

The Pennington Public School
Board AT its meeting last Thursday
night rc-employed all the teachers
in the various departments of the
public schools except Prof. j II.
Goodiu, principal of the High
School. who did not put in an APP
plication. Prof. Goodin, we under
stand, goes to Oran, where has n
better offer. No appointment was
made of principal of the High
School, and the board ndvcrtises for
male teacher to fill that position.
The teachers appointed are as fol-
lows;
Supcrintcndcnt-PrOf. o. {. Lynch.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Mrs. Audrey Updike, LIST assistant.
Miss Bertha Spaugh, I'd assistant.
NORTH WARD.
Mrs. Anna Lloyd, principal
Mrs. Maggie ByingtOn, LIST assistant
Miss Nellie Halter, md assistant.
Mrs. Alma Rider, primary.
SOUTH WARD,
Miss Frances Barbour, principal.
Miss Myrtle Gillespie, LIST assistant.
Miss Louise HUFF, % assistant.
Miss Ella Sackmnn, primary.
Miss May Harlan, teacher of vocal
music,
COIORED SCHOOL.
w. a. Gunnell, principal.
Miss Daisy Baker, assistant.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-05-13
HOUSEHOLD SHOWER.

Mrs. r. NJ. Tulbert has sent out
invitations for household shower
for Miss Jessie Lee Spaugh, whose
marriage To Mr. l.. +. johnson
takes place the latter part of the
month, Friday afternoon from 2:3O
to 800. The Colors used for the
decorating and refreshments will be
pink and white. "Forty-two" is
one of the amusemcnts for the
guests, and most enjoyable after
LoOn is anticipated. The invited
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-05-13
At the NJ. L. Church, South.

Miss Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia
is credited with the honor of secur-
ing the recognition of the second
Sunday in May as Mothers Day.
Last year 1t was celebrated through
out the United States, and between
100000 and G,0OO,0 ,0O0 persons gath
cred In the churches to do honor to
the motherhood of our land. This
year 1t was, no doubt, more uni
versally observed.
The weather being inclemcnt many
who had planned to attend the ser
vices on this day were kept at home,
but goOdly number were there To
show honor TO the memory of one
who next to the Blessed Master oc-
cupics the largest place In our
hearts Mother.
As previously requested, each per
son wore white flower, n great
many the white carnation, which is
Mothers Day flower. Its white
ness stands for purity; its form.
beauty; its fragrance, love; its wide
field Of growth, charity; its lasting
qualities, faithfulncss-all true
mothers virtues.
The day was filed with holy
thoughts. For some II meant to re-
call the memory of n good mother
gone, whose influence abides, whose
faith and trust are inspirational.
Long indeed have seemed the years
since Mother went away,
"Yet in these ears, till hearing dies,
One set slow hell will seem to toll
The passing of the sweetest soul
That ever looked with human eyes. "
For others, with Mother still near,
the day was beautiful In thoughts
and expressions of love and graft
tude, and in the secret depths Of the
heart there arose >the prayer for
mother most dear:
"Protect the life, pray,
Who gave the gift of life to me;
<hiih Nii' llolll NuN IO lluN
The deepening glow of life that
comes from thee.
i can not pay my debt
For all the love that she has given;
But thou, loves Lord, will not forget
Her due reward-bless her in earth
and heaven"
At the morning hour the pastor
spoke on the words found in Pro-
verbs: Her children arise up and
call her blessed"
The services at the jail In the af-
ternoon were appreciated by the in
mates, whose emotions at the mem
tion of mother showed that they
had not forgotten. Flowers were
placed in their cells.
At the night service, Mr.. b. II.
Marbury spoke on "The Influence
OF Mother In the Life Of Man" "
and Mr.. Linn Haw on "The Influ-
ence OF n Mother in the Home. >,
And number bore tribute to the
mother, whose memory is blessed.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-05-13

In the Circuit Court last Thursday
Judge Williams rendered Il decision
In favor of the defendent, John
Crowley, in the replevin suit
brought against him by Dan Lewis.
This suit originated In the Justices
court in Union township over tho
ownership of seven pigs, worth
$3.50. The costs now ag-
gregate in the neighborhOod of 500,
to say nothing of attorney fees paid
by both plaintiff and defendant.
Courting is luxury. y.-Ironton Reg
lister.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-05-13
BASE BALL.

Last Friday the Jackson baseball
team came up and played Carleton,
but the Jackson boys weren't in it,
Carleton won by III to |.
The Christian Brothers of St.
Louis aud Carleton played close
game Wednesday, tho Brothers win.
ming by to , score.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-05-13
Bonnie Torre to Have New Paper.

Mr.. n. G.. LaChance Is making
arrangements to start new paper
at Bonne Terre, to be called the
Bonne Terre News. We understand
that 1t will be independent in poll
ties. This will give the big lead
town three papers, as 1t now has
two, The Register and The Star.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-05-13
At the Christian Church.

In Pennington, nearly every per-
son present at the Christian Church
sunday School wore IA white car
nation or white flower, and as 1t
was cradle roll day, every baby on
the roll was sent II white carnation.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-05-13
TEACHER WANTED.

The Board of Education of Farm
ington School District wants to en-
plop male teacher for the position
of principal OF the High School
Apply to
j. =. CAYcE, Sec'y,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-05-13

The Conference of the NJ. f..
Church, South, will meet at Fred
ericktown in September, and com
mittees are already working on the
entertainment of the several hun
dred who will be there.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-05-13
TOWN AND VlCiNAGE

Laakman's for drugs.
Groceries at KloIn's.
Butter Doe Mt Klcin's.
Strawberries at Klein's.
Circuit Court convencs next Mon
day.
Tomato and cabbage plants at
Kein's.
Gold Medal Flour-it's better-at
Kleins'.
Plenty of late seed potatoes at
Klein's.
Graduating Books Of all kinds at
Pelty's Book Store.
Judge Eversole from Potosi is
here this week on legal business.
Born, May I, 1909, to the wife of
Mr.. Ben II. Marbury, daughter.
Mrs. l.. c. Barroll is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. n. d. Vail, in Pop
lar Bluff.
Mr.. w. r. Hendrickson Of French
Village was in town on business
Tuesday.
Miss Gertie Petty is n st. Louis
visitor this week, going up Thurs
day morning.
Beni II. Byrd of Washington
county died at Leadwood on the 9th
ult., aged 50 years.
Fielding Mccormick and his sis
ter, Miss Florence Mccormick, are
visiting st. Louis friends.
Business writing class from to
4:4j daily at the Business College.
100 month Enroll any time.
Mrs. G.. O. Nelson will give n
song recital at Potosi on the 18th
for the benefit of the Athletic Club
of that place.
A carload of fenced wire just re-
ceived by Tetley-Klein Lumber Com
pany. Call and see quality and get
prices before buying.
Miss Mabelle Drumeler arrives
from Panora, Iowa, to-day to visit
u couple of weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. f.. F.. Swink.
You can save money by buying
your paints of Tetl?v- Klein Lumber
Company. They keep Il e standard
Sherwin- Williams paint.
Mr.. John P. Spence, one of Bonne
Terre's substantial citizens, who is
serving on the grand jury, made
The Times a pleasant social call.
County Clerk Bradley and Depu-
ty Sheriff Fisher of New Madrid
county were up this week to bring n
couple of patients to the Hospital.
Mr.. j. r. Pratt returned home
Monday from n three-weeks sojourn
in southwestern Texas, and while
there invested in some Texas land.
Miss Minnie Blue went to Flat
River Monday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Topping, for few days. Later
in the week she went to Dexter to
visit Mrs. Norman Blue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Counts and
their little daughter of Bonne Terre
were visiting the family of Mr.. j. l..
Counts and other relatives in Farm
ingtor the first of the week.
The Athletic Club of Carleton will
give an entertainment at the Opera
House tonight Thursday. There
will be music, songs, burlesque, &c.
A good entertainment Is promised.
Rev. S. p. Brite left Tuesday af-
ternoon for Louisville, Ky, to at
tend the annual meeting of the
Southern Baptist Convention. There
will be no services ut the Baptist
Church next Sunday except Sunday
school and the b. Y. p. u.
Mrs. T. w. Allen and little son,
1Claud, of Bernie, who accompanied
her husband, DR.. Allen, who came
up to attend the Southeast Missouri
Medical Association last week, re-
manned over several days to visit
her mother, Mrs. Frymire, return
ng no me Wednesday.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-05-13
FOR RENT

Three-room cottage located near
Elmwood Seminary. $500 per
month. Apply to J. S. Clay, Far
mers' Bank Building.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-05-13
FOR RENT.

Good barn and stables with good
watered well and pump with build
ing over 1t. Also, for any one want
ing them, ] have two large nice
rooms to rent. Apply to Mrs. Mary
Shuts, HIPS Addition.
Baby chick feed ut Klein's.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-05-13

Use the standard Sherwin-Wil-
iiams Paint, for sale by Tetley- Klein
Lumber Company.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-05-13

Choice German millet seed a
Klein's.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-05-13
THE ST. LOUIS STAR CONTEST

only two weeks more remain Of
tn" IT. Louis Star prize contest.
and Wednesday evening Miss Es-
th'r Panchot Of Fcstus was in the
lead with 9O,GlO votes in this lthe
Sth) district. Miss Lcana Cole Of
TINS county shows up third with So
90, The Star has dropped the
names Of all with less than 10 900
votes. The contestants and their
standing in this county are as fol-
lows:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-02

wodnikow, dokonujac 13O okra-
zen pola wyscigowego W 2 godzi-
mach Al minutach, przebywajac
w ten spos6b SO,6 mil angiel-
skich. Rougier latal W wysokosci
40 stop ponad ziemia. w locie
szybkosci przebyl Henry Farman
81 mil W przeciagu jednej godzi-
nv i 21 minut. Wspoizawodni-
k6w tego ostatniego spotkasy wy
padki, jak zepsucie motoru, lub
inne uszkodzenia.
Frankfirt, 2 pazdziernika. - L
powodu eksplozyi, jaka nastapiia
z niewiadomej przyczyny stanai
wczoraj w plomieniach jeden z
budynk6w wystawy tutejszeJ,
mieszczacy w sobie wystawe re
glugi okretowej" ii. IVORY okre-
tow itp. Mimo wszelkich Srodkow
zaradczych budynek zgorza} zu-
pelnie. Eksplozya ia ME obyia sic
bez ofiary, gdyz zginal z powodu
niei elektrotechnik.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-02
Aresztowanie W Kairze.

Do krakowskiej policyi dosz}a
sensacyjna wiadomosc cd w}adz
wiedenskich, re aresztowano W
Kairze mlodego wielce podejrzane-
60 cz}owieka, legitymujacego sic
paszportem, opierajacym ma naz-
wisko J6zefa Zmarz}ego, s}uchacza
filozofii krakowskiego uniwersyte-
tn. Znaleziono przy MIN 10 bank.
not6w 1000 koronowych, kt6rych
posiadania ME umia} sic wyt}6ma-
eye. To wzbudzi}o podejrzenie, ie
aresztowany musia} dokonae wick
szych malwersacyi W Austryi.
Krakowska policya ma podstawie
rozleg}ych dochodzeh dosz}a do
przekonania, re aresztowany W
Kairze mlody cz}owiek ma burzli-
wa przesz}ost "a soba re jego ma
zwisko opiewa lnaczej. Aresztowa-
ny jest albo stefanem Wejgnerem
albo tez Stanis}awem Starzewskim
synem urzednika podatkowego 70
Lwowa. Obydwaj W lipcu br. "a
kradli sic do mieszkania wlascicie-
la kopalni nafty p. Machara We
Lwowie, skrad}szy biura niewy-
pelnionych kilka blankiet6w listo-
wych, zapoatrzonych podpisem p.
Machara, ma ich podstawie podjeli
W tamtejszych bankach sumo
10000 koron. Przyszlo i'm to tenn
latwiej, ae Wejgner byl urzedni-
klein W biurze p. Machara. Obyd-
wal zbiegli do Krakowa. Tu Sta
rzewski wy}udzii cd znajomego
studenta filozofii J6zefa Zmarz}e-
60 passport scigany zbiegi pod
iego nazwiskiem. Policya wiedeh-
ska zebra}a pewne poszlaki, re oby-
dwaj zatrzymali sic W Wiedniu,
gdzie dokonali smia}ego wlamania
do urzedu pocztowego, skad mieli
skrasc 10000 koron W got6wce.
Krakowska policya sadzi, re aresz-
towany W Kairze jest raczej Wei
gnerem, kt6remu St. odstapi} pasz-
portu. Domniemany Wejgner be-
die prawdopodobnie W najbliz-
Sym czasie oddany hakowskim
wladzom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-02
Telegramy kraiOWe.

Tacoma, Wash, 2 pazdzierni-
ka. Przybyf tu Seattle prezy-
dent Taft. Tlumy publicznosci
przyjmowaly go W porcie, gdyz
przyjechal ma pokladzie jachtu
,,Elprimo'', kt6ry dla bezpieczeh-
stwa byi konwoiowany przez
kontrtorpedowiec Perry
Wieczorem przyjal prezydent
goscine ma bankiecie Union
Club, gdzie przebywai do p6fno-
cy. Podczas bankietu wyglosil
prezydent move o treSci mniej
donioslej waznej, jak poprze-
dnie.
z przybyciem do mas odby} pre-
zydent 13 Geese podr6ly swojej,
gdyz czeka go jeszcze 10000 mil
amerykahskich, przebyi juz 5000
mil. Stad uda} sic o polnocy pre-
zydent do Portland. .gdzie stanie o
godzinie Z rano, a po dwudnio-
wynn pobycie pojedzie ma polu :
dnie. Z Los Angeles uda sic
wnrost na Wschod do Washing
tonu.
New York, N. Y, 2 pazdzier-
ka. = Handlowa agencya Brand
streeta podaje do wiadomosci:
Og6lna sytuacya ekonomiczna
kraju polepsza sic coraz wiecej i
jest juz, jak dotad bardzo pony
slna. w szczeg6lnoSci zarzady ko
lejowe donosza, re przesylka to-
war6w zwieksza sic kazdym
dniem, kazdym dniem maleje
liczba nieuzytkiem stojacych wa
gon6w kolejowych. Najlepsze po-
stepy robi przemysi stalowy i ze-
lazny. w tkackim przemySle ME
pogodzili sic dotychczas kupuja-
cy ze sprzedawcami, odnosi sic
to glownie do towarow bawelnia-
nych. = Przeszkoda nalezytej
Swietnosci przemysiu jest drozy-
zna surowego materyalu, ktory
obeonie jeszcze jest znacznie
drozszy niz pred przesileniem. Z
tel przyczyny wielu przemyslow-
cow zakupuje tylko lyle surowca,
lie nieodzownie potrzebuja, spo-
dziewajac sic W niedalekiej przy-
szlosci spadku cen ma surowiec.
Bankructw bylo w ubiegiym, z
dniem 80 wrzesnia konczacym sic
tygodniu 195, czyli wiecej o "A
niz W przedostaYlim tygodniu, a
mniej o 80 niz w tym samym ty-
godniu. rol1u ubiegiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-02

ne uszkodzenia; odwieziono go do
szpitala.
= 64-letni Antoni Ugert, zam.
pm. 1881 Wabash ave., zatrudnio-
ny jake dozorca domu pm. 1843
Wabash ave., spad} wczoraj do sly
bu elewatora i pokaleczy} sic bar
dzo ciezko; odwieziono go do szpi-
tala powiatowego.
- W. Heating, zam. pm. 1906
Jeffrey ave., zatrudnony W cen
trail elektrycznej kanalizacyjnej,
zostal wczoraj zabity przez zet-
kniecie sic zerwanym przewodem
elektrycznym; nieszczesliwy zginal
ma miejscu.
.Ephpheta" a"-Otv6rz sie...
Po nazwa ia istnieje W Chica-
60 cd lat 25-ciu szko}a dla g}ucho-
niemych, kt6ra W dniu dzisiejszym
ipodw6jna swieci uroczystost, bo
twierc wieku swego istnienia i po-
swiecenie nowego gmachu szkolne-
go, kt6ry osobiscie poswieci} j. E.
KS. Arcybiskup Quigley, a cara
zem wyg}osi} move okolicznoscio-
wa ma bankiecie wydanym W po}u-
dnie okazyi poswiecenia. Szkola
znajduje sic u zbiegu lie 4o-ej i
Belden; nowy gmach zbudowano
kosztem $4,000, z czego Stowa-
rzyszenie Pan, protegujace owa
dobroczynna instytucye zebralo i
zaplaci}o juz $4,000. Szkola jest
wspanialym gmachem ma 23O stop
d}ugim, a $50 stop szerokim i
posiada wszelkie nowoczesne urza-
dzenia; uczy sic W niej obecnie
CORA 100 kalek, a rezultaty tel ma
uki So jak najlepsze: W mya pra-
,wdziwa b1ogos}awionego siowa
,,Ephpheta" - otwieraja sic u
sta Meme nieszczesliwych, a dar
mowy znosniejszym czyni i'm ich
los bolesny ciezki. - W progra-
mie bankietu, wydanego okazyi
poswiecenia, wzie}a rdzia} rodacz
ka nasza, znana spiewaczka, pani
R6za Kwasigrochowa. Przebieg ca
lei uroczystosei by} niezwykle pod
nios}y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-02
Kronika ChicagOska

-Prawdopodobnie p. H. E. La
gler przyji0'ie posade bibHOtek@rzG
miejskiego, ma kt6ra, jak donosi-
lismy, uznany zostaf przez tutej-
szq komisye egzaminacyjna "a maj
zdolniejszego. Wydzia} miejski BIZ
bliotek prawdopodobnie podwyzszy
pensye -bibliotekarza z $4,000 ma
$1,000, co u}atwi gl6wny warunek,
a nadto obecny bibliotekarz p. Ro-
den zostanie asystentem nowego BIZ
bliotekarza.
= Kontro1er n'iejiSki Wilson, o.
giosii wczoraj sw6j roczny rapport,
obejmujacy 28O stron drukowa-
nych, zawierajqcy ca}y szereg ta-
bel, zestawien i statystyk, kt6-
rych widac, re miasto W r. 1908
wydalo ma. administracye ,,tyl-
ko" $2O,o22,477.61, gdy W roku
poprzednim wyda3o $1S,57o,932.-
90.
- Miasto zamierza sic starae u
gubernatora Deneena, ably ma maj
blizszej nadzwyczajnej sesyi Legi-
slatury wsr6d innych spraw, ma
programme bedacych, zafatwiono
take sprawe rozszerzenia autono-
mii naiejskiej. Miastu zalezy ma
TEN bardzo, juz chodby tylko ze
wzgledu ma jego postepowanie wo-
bee kompdraii kolejowych, zady-
miqjqcych cate dzielnce;: a jak-
kolwiek rzecznik miasta orzek}, ze
miasto jest W prawie mocy zmu-
sic kompanie do zaprowadzenia W
miescie lokomotyw elektrycznych,
to jednak wladze miejskie, chca
bye W tenn prawie umocowane jesz-
cze przez Legislature. Jednakze
niewatpliwa jest rzecza, czy owa
kwestya rozszerzania autonomii
chicagoskiei przyjdzie ma program
nadzwyczajnej sesyi Legislatury;
podobno Deneen niezbyt jest temu
chetny...
w ratuszu omawiaja plan "a
1ozenia drugiego toru W III. La Sal
le pomiedzy Randolph i Madison
III. ze wzgledu ma ratusz nowy
tam sic budujacy i uprzystepnie-
ME doh komunikacyi.
- Wyaia5 hcencyi zCposUfada
nader ruchEwq dzia2alno55 W mai
blizszych miesiacach; ma sic za}at-
vic oko}o 80 podan Local OPP
ton" prohibicyjnych. Nadto
pracuja tam mad projektem nowe-
90 licencyonowania teatr6w to
ME jak dotqd podlug wyso-
kosci pobieranego wstepu, ale po-
dug ilosci miejsc ma sail; ia pod
stawa obliczen ma bye racyonal-
niejsza.
Ssef poIcyi sOciqi do1sse u
rzqdza przenosiny, widzie6 W
mich MONA doskonale skutki pro-
cesu McCanna. Otto = jak wczo-
raj donosilismy - Inspector Hea-
ly popadl W nielaske odebrano
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-02
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Madryt, 2 pazdziernika. Wczo-
rajsza radosc powodu zajecia
gor Garuga, gotowa sic, jak przy-
puszczaliSrny wczoraj okazac
rzeczywiScie przedwczesna, gdyz
pola, walk nadchodza wiesci,
ME upowazniajace bynajmniej do
oIrzyk6w radosci i wiwat6w. w
szczegolnoSci doszio do tutejszeJ
wiadomo$ci, re oddzial, Pozosta-
jacy pod wodza jenerala Diaz vi
carios'a odniosl dotkliwa porazke,
tracac trupy swojej jenerala
Eicariosa i kilkunastu oficerow.
Maurowie przeszi nagle do alta.
ku, a pouczeni doSwiadczeniem
wysylaja oddzialy wieksze, moga-
ce latwiej snadniej stawic opor
lepiej uzbrojonym Hiszpanom,
kt6rych Gala ,,zasiuga" ley po
stronie szybkostrzelnych armat
i mytralezowych karabinow.
Zdaje sic, re Hiszpanie beda
zmuszeni opuScic gore Garuga,
gdyz Kabylowie gromadza sic W
coraz to wiekszej liczbie, ktora
i'm Iatwiej i sliadniej zebrac /
przeciwstawic wrogowi, jak Hi
szpanom. Najprawdopodobniej u
suna sic Hiszpanie z gor Garuga.
Wczoraj spiesznym marszem
wyruszyli Hiszpanie pod wodza
jenerala Mariny W kierunku
Jokel Jemis. w polowie drogi "a
skoczyli ich Kabylowie W liczbie
5000 zolnierzy. Walka trwaia
przez dzien wczorajszy. Hiszpa-
ME miei ponieS6 wielkie straty.
Paryz, 2 pazdziernkia. - Teraz
dopiero dochodzi do wiadomosci
w jaki spos6b sultan marok-
konski pozbyl sic swego rywala
do tronu El Roghiego tego
swiata. Oto trzymal on nieszcze-
sliwego jenca W klatce, nastepnie
kazaI go wrzucic do lwiej jamy,
skoro glodne bestye poszarpaiy
cialo Roghiego, wydobyto go ha-
kami a sultan-zwierze oblal go
wiasnorecznie nafta zapalil. Me
pomogly wiec wstawiania sic
panstw cywilizowanych, dzikoSc
rozpasanego Muzulmana, jak do
tychczas bezkarnie zwyciezyla.
Truro, N. s., 2 pazdziernika. =
Harry Whitney, ktory W Etah "a
poznai sic DR.. Cookiem przybyl
ubieglej nocy ze St. John N. F. /
niezwlekajac siadl do pociagu,
zdazajacego do Nowego Yorku.
Whitney ma zamiar w pierwszel
mierze odwiedzic DR.. Cooka,
kt6rym chciaiby sic porozunniec'
CO do sprawy zakwestyonowane-
90 przez Peary'ego dotarcia do
bieguna p6inocnego.
Johannisthal, 2 pazdziernika.-
Cd poniedzia4Lu odbywaja sic tu
zapasy napowietrzne. Me byic
dnia, by ME zaszla jakaS ,,przesz-
koda" a wiasciwie ME wyszia ma
jaw jakas nieudolnoSc komitetu,
urzadzajacego zapasy. Niemcy
szukaja rozmaitych wymoweE,
aby pokryc kleske niemieckich
aeronaut6w. Ma pierwszy plan
wybili sic, jak zwykle W dziale
aeronautyki Francuzi, a Pomie-
dzy tymi palma pierwszehstwa
przejdzie prawdopodobnie W rece
Rougier'a. w locie wytrwaiosci
pozostawil Rougier W lyle poza
soba wszystkich innych wspolza-