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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14
Regulars Embark For Sec
ret Point. Sail From New
York for Red Army Rem
devious.
TODAY MARKS
THE BEGINNING.
Attacking Forces Will Seek
To Control All New
England.

New Bedford, Mass, Aug. IL
The red army. commanded by Cen
eral Tasker Bliss, landed on Massa-
chusetts soil today.
The mimic war game begins with
the blue army under command OF
General Pew. who is building up his
lines 10 defend Boston. He will force
a battle at LanesVille.
New York, Aug. 1.-THE big
white army transport Fitzpatrick.
bearing 900 officers and men OF the
United States army. left the govern
mont pier a 5:45 yesterday after
noon for the front.
The Fitzpatrick will be the flag
ship OF the squadron which is 20
carry the red army toward the shores
Of temporarily hostile New England,
and precedes by a day the Sound
steamers which will carry the
various regiments OF the New York
National Guard.
Maj. Con. Leonard Wood, in COM
mand OF the Department. of the East.
who Is TO be the umpire OF the ma
neuvers, did not sail on the Kilpat-
rick, but VIII join the troops either
by train TO New Bedford, or by sail
ing with tho guardsmen on one of
the other transports tonight.
The fun division OF three brigades,
making up the army OF the reds, will
be in command OF Mai. Gen. Tasker
II. Bliss. The army transports
Sumner AMI Mcclellan already are
on the sea, en- route from Washing
ton. and will meet the New York
group at The unnamed rendezvous.
The opposing force Is made up Of
two brigades. with the skeleton Of a
third, to be used i'm case OF emcr-
gencies.
q If things work out according 20
the suppositions, and nobody springs
a surprise, the big battle Of the cam
paign IS likely TO occur somewhere in
the rough square outlined by the
cities Of Boston, Taunton. New Bed
ford and Plymouth. However. as
was pointed out today, the point is
rather to get control OF New England
than merely to take the city Of Bos-
ton; II some other town appears to
the invading commander to be of
greater strategic Importance. Boston
may be left quite alone.
Not only in the matter OF secrecy.
but also in the matter OF equipment
is tho present war game 10 be as near
as possible n replica Of the real arsi-
Gle.
One Of the great objects OF the
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14
The Riffs Make a Night At
tack On the Besieged
Spaniards-Wire Cut by
Bullets.
MANY KILLED
OR WOUNDED.
Premier Refuses to Discuss
Possibility Of Ministerial
Crisis In Spain.

Penon do In Gomera. Morocco,
Aug. l4.-phc Moors. who surround
ed Spanish garrison hore, kept up
an incessant attack all day Thurs
day.
In the evening. however. they
withdrew 10 the hills and built great
fires, by tho ilght OF which choy con-
tinued their fussilIade on the town
and garrison.
Ono by ON. the telegraph wires
connecting Alhucomas and Ceuta
with Penon dc In Gonera have been
out by tho Moorish bullets. and Il
IL probabln that the garrison here
very soon will DO completely isolated.
The Moors have had many killed
or wounded.
Mclllla, Morocco. Aug. II. -
FrIendly natives bring In reports
that although the Spanish artillery
iiro Is destroying the camps OF tho
Moors It. is not causing great loss
OF life, as the RIMS have built N
series or subterranean chambers and
passages under sheir locations, in
which they take refuge, emerging
only when the cannonading is over.
Tho Moors made an attempt last
night 10 OF tho Spanish railroad.
Scarchbghts however. revealed tlTeiy
purpose AMI fhey were driven back.
Madrid. Aug. 14.--All the vessels
OF the Spanish navy have received
ordors To concentrate at Melilla,
Morocco. where a Spanish force OF
some 10000 men. under tho COM
mand OF General Marina, is confront
ed by a strong gathering or Moors
who resent SPANS punitive expedi-
tlon for tho murder by tho Moors OF
oight Spanish l9borers.
Premier Maura was questioned to-
day regarding the possibility OF ~
ministerial crlsis. IIo declined tn
discuss the Likelihood OF a crisis, OK
cept to say that personally he wish
I'd 30 retro from office. bus that he
had no hope OF realizing his desire
at this time.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14
AIRSHIPS MAY
DECIDE WARS

Pittsburg, Pa. Aug. 1.-THE
third days session Of the convention
of che Army OF the Philippines was
marked today by n notable speech
delivered by Major General rederick
D. Grant, Commander Of the Depart
mcnt OF the Lakes, who said:
az certainly believe that airships
viii be the deciding factor I'm future
waffare. The war Department is
Watching with intense interest tho
development Of the aeroplane TO
my mind these air craft will play
the important par; i'm war times 90
come"
interesting discussion was carried
on by the delegates concerning the
adoption Of insignia or uniforms for
their organization a motion to
adopt slouch hae and frocll coat was
laid ON the table, as one delegate i'm
objectng TO The motion characterized
such dress MS dudes clothes. such
as Colonel Roosevelt abhorred.'
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14
Warrant Turned Down BY
Squire Godbey is Dismiss
ed BY City Authorities
Lacked Evidence.
MADE RESISTANCE
ROUGHLY HANDLED.
Warrants For Parties Who
Made Demonstration
Also Dismissed

Don Lucas, the man arrested here
yestorday by the auilo5lueg OH a
charge of unspoakabl- criminal ac-
ton OF an o5sceae nature with two
boys, and WHO w1s severely beaten
up by Deputy Sheriff pcuso while re-
el"ing arrest, was released today
q hearing vas TO have boon given
him this morning before Squire Cod
bov tho case being continues until
II O'Clock io give tho authorities
t'mo 200 which to complete tho war
rant and cure tno necessary svi-
dcuco. squire CodJey dcclar.ng that
The warrant 'u th. state presented
20 him aad that p conviction could
noe De- mai'. Tho case was later
rrmaudcd 20 the city authorities who.
it appears, hold a charge OF resist
INK ah officer against MIN, which wa
dismissed, thns throwing the case
out OF tho various courts.
Warrants t1 also been sworn out
against q nJmbcr OF parties who #
IS claimed made demonstration hos
tlo 10 Omcers Ncwkrk and Penso
during tho cimmlty with Lucas.
These were, however. also dismissed
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14
BRINGS SUIT
AGAINST TRUST

Norfolk, Va, Aug. 1.-THE Wells
Cramer Tobacco Company. formerly
OF Wilson, n. c., and now OF Norfolk,
Va, has fled with the clerk of the
United States Circuit Court at Raj
eigh, y. c.. a suit against the Amer
icam Tobacco Company, claiming
100000 damages for injury to the
plaintiffs business through trust
practices alleged to be exercised by
the American Tobacco Company.
crushing OUT competition.
The suit Is filed through s. A.
Woodward, of Wilson. y. c.. and c.
G. Daniies, OF Goldsboro, y. c.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14
Outwit Strikers and Run In
400 Strike breakers Men
Got Past Pickets In the
Fog.
ALARM GIVEN
BY THE PICKETs.
Sheriff Gunbert, Aided BY
Negroes, Evicting Strik-
crS' Families.

Piheburg, Pa, Aug. a. Taking
advantage OF heavy fog which on
shrouded the Ohio valley early to-
day, the Pressed steel Car COMPANY
landed about 100 mon "a. MckccH
Rocl,', whom they succeeded FOO r.t-
ting into the plant before tae strik-
"rs' picket5 were aware OF tho move.
Tine men arrived on two trains at
Bellevue and We're ferricJ across ha
river. Shortly after the arrival off
che men 40 HUDSON Rive- COMPANY
mon, oi New York, quit work in q
body
As soon as the alarm was given by
tho pickets hurried call oas sau.
Tor % mas5-meoting at Indian Mound
but there was NO trouble.
Deputies and state troops seem TO
have fho situation well in hand
sheriff Gumbc-f today reeumod
the eviction of the strikers hmIin.
star.ed yesterday. TO g. bonq
aided by twenty-five uogroos hired
by .hc rental agency OF mo coa,-
pany.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14
The Lutheran Synod In scs-
sion Hears Reports of
Presidents of Colleges and
Orphanages.
THE REV. KEGLEY
MAKES ADDRESS.
Transactions Of First Dav
Of Synod Meeting In
Bristol.

Bristol, Va Aug 1f.-n tho
Lutheran synod of Southwest vi7gi.
MIA yesterday, tho report OF prcsi.
dent J. A. Norohead. of Roanoke Col
lege, Salem. va, was hoard. This
report showed The ir Uuuon in a
fiourishing condition. with one.
sixth OF the young men in attendance
preparing themsoIvcs for the minis.
try. I'm order to- accommodate Che
yearly increase iu attendance. the
board OF trustees is now having new
buildings orsc.od az cost Of s2OO,-
600.
DIR. J. J. sobere, president OF Mar
ion College, at Marion. va made
4 most nattar'ng report as 10 the con
dition of his school showing H. 10 be
IN most prosperous condition.
Superintendent 7. r.. Crabtrcc Of
the Orphans iiome al Salon. Va. ro-
ported that 'ustftutlon u am excel
lent condition, with a family or so
children TO care for and with a mum
Der OF applicants Tho Institution
VIII have TO he enlarged In order to
take care o, the Increasing demands
Continued on Page Two,
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KIND PIRATE
WAS THIS ONE

hidden.
I'm tho battle an OF tho pirafcs bur
one, o young man. wcre Killed. Tho
young man succoeded I'm making hts
escape TO Orba. McCocskey says 0has
about tom years ago while no was I'm
Cuba he ono day rescucyt from
drowning a yolng girl who proved
70 be tho granddaughter oi tho only
survivor Of tho pirate band. Nc
Caeskcy says thot out OF gratitude
the cz-pirato, then worry old man,
revealed to MIN tho secret of the hid
don treasure and furnished him with
n detailed map showing tho exact
situation of the island and tho cave
On which ne said Che treasure i5 hid
dcI tho mouth or which is suppos-
"d TO be- under several feet os water.
Ncc0o key rrofescd 10 have This
map. and declares that by it no win
bo able .o lead his expedition to- tho
island ana 20 that part o' the cave
in which the treasuro Is sald 20 be
hidden. &c s.au
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14
FIRST THOUGHT
OF PASSENGERS.

Bristol Tenn. Aug f4.-Engi-
neer Samuel G. Bush died A. his
home in Knoxville today as the re-
suit Of injuries sustained I'm the
wreck OF the Washington-Cha
ga vostibuls train Al Midway, Tenn.
Yesterday lie was a native OF Bed
ford county. Virginia, being a mem-
Der of an Old family I'm that part oi
the state. He had been ia the serv-
ice OF the Southern Railway for
more than thirty years lie left an
estate valued at 100000.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14
READY TO WAR
WITH GREECE

Constantinople, Aug 14.-Thirty
thousand Turkish troops are mssssed
on the Greek frontier and are under
orders to make an invasion OF Thes-
sally If Greece's reply 10 Turkeys g last
not Is unsatisfactory.
The Greek minister OF foreign af-
fairs held a consultation +his morn
ing with Ambassador Powers.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14
Nez0S Briefs

Hong Kong. Aug. 1f.--E IL be-
liovcd that Leon Ling mas boon seen
here and that he went from here Ia
Canton.
ST. Petersburg, Aug. 14.-As a re-
suit OF submarine explosion two
wero killed and forty wounded to-
day.
Chicago, III. Aug. 14.-IaolS
Johnson says today that he will de-
mand n forfeit OF 100000 to be put
up before he signs to fight Jcnries
sterling, H., Aug. 14.-Mr. and
hra. Lloyd today celebrated the sixty
seventh anniversary OF their we'd
ding. They have 1927 descendants.
London, Aug IA Paris dispatch
says that French war ships have
been ordered to- Crete and may Inter
cept Tho Turkish field should IL at
tempt TO enteV Cretan port.
New York, Aug. 14.-WiIllam
O'Brien, arrested for burglary.
jumped from the window OF an ele-
waited train while being conducted
to the station house, and ls dying.
Beverley. Mass, Aug. t4.-Secrp-
tary McVeigh Is expected To- arrive
here Monday for consultation with
President Taft, and Will bring with
him list OF the carin expcrts to bo
appointed.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14
AN END TO
CONGRESS

Spokane, Wash, Aug. 1.-THE
National Irrigation Congress came to
AN end last night. Many OF the visit
ing delegates will remain here for
several days taking in the sights OF
the AlasHa-Yukon-Pacino Exposi-
tlon.
Prior to closing, the congress en-
dorsed CLIFFORD Pinchot and his con-
servation policies
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14
KILLED RACING
MOTOR CYCLE

Now York. Aug. 14.-Frederlok
Decker, while racing motorcycle
along Riverside Drive crashed into n
tree and sustained injuries from
which he died In few minutes.
n second fatal accident occurred
today whom trolley car turned 1urt-
le In Fairmouut Park. killing ono
man and injurlng many others.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14
DYNAMITE IN
SHIP BUNKERS

Hcrness, England, Aug. l4.-.R
largo quantity OF dynamite cartridges
were found in ths coal bunkera OF
tho English battleshlEa Victorious
and Lord Nelson as they were abuus
TO sall today.
Tho Amiralty was notified OF ahe
anair and e. Is thought by them that
30 was a plot 10 destroy tho ehips
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14
TROOPS FIGHT
BY TORCHLIGHT

a. the request OF ono OF the officers
prcferring ine charges.
lt IL an Jnconlirmod rumor that
Lucas viii bring action for redress
OF the mis.reatment which &c liz
claimed he received at the hands OF
the officers making the ares.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14

ATTENDFUNERAL

Pittsburg. Aug. H. Five ihuus-
and strikers and strike sympathzors
attended tho funeral today Of steve
Moryoth, the striker who was Killed
Wednesday.
y great mass meeting VIII be- held
Sunday afternoon aC McKcc3 Rock.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-14

Chicago. Aug. 1f.--Thc big wage
dispute, involving ten thousand
street railway employees aid the trdc-
sion companies was settled at a big
joint conference today.
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Read thc BLACK BAG ON Page
Five.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-11-27
Kronika Chieagoska
u miiejskik skandal6ac.

~ Htt6JSHHt SHuftINtOWs
Komisya Merriama tax jest juz
zarzucona donosami o naduzyciach
i }ap6wkach W gospodarce miej-
skiej, re ME jest W stanie da6 sobie
rady 2 obfitym juz nagromadzo-
ny1n materyalem dowodowym, je-
zeli ME otrzyma wiecej funduszow
obszerniejszego lokalu dla rewi-
zor6w, rzeczoznawc6w i innych u
rzednik6w sledczych. .Wykrycie,
stosunk6w istniejqcych pomiedzy
administracya miejska a Chicago
Fire Appliance Go. wywo}alo W
ratrszu for1nalne przerazenie, ale
sam burmistrz i jego "prawa re-
ka", Mullaney, ME umieja mic in
nego powiedziee, jak tylko skarzyo
sic ma prase, ma obywateli i ma sa-
mych czlonk6w komisyi Merriama,
IL ci wychodza zafozenia, jakoby
wszyscy miejscy funkcyonaryusze
i urzednicy musieli bye zbrodnia-
rzami. Media sig narazie przewi-
dziet, jake rozmiary przybierze
sledztwo komisyi, ale daja sic juz
dostrzega6 rozpaczliwe wysi}ki, by
ME dopusci6 do istotnego wykry-
cia nadrzyc; sami czfonkowie kO-
misyi daja sic juz slyszec ze zda-
MEM, jakoby "wiasciwie" celem
konnisyi ME bylo karac "a dawne
przewinienia, tylko zaprowadzi6
nowy system nova buchalterye W
r6znych ga}eziach administracyi
celem zapobiezenia ma przysz}osc
takim naduzyciom, jake obecnie
ma jaw wychodza.
Wczoraj zwr6cono uwage komi-
syi ma stosunki panujace pomiedzy
american Development Co." a
administracya miejska. Firma ia
posiada cd lat kilkn kontrakt do
oswietlania gazolinowego,s chociaz
jej oferty rzadko kiedy by}y. mai
nizsze. W roku biezacym najniisza
oferte podala "Amerycan Street
Lighting Coz, a mianowicie obi
.czala po $2.os cd latarni miesiecz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-11-27
Telegramy zagraniczne

Paryz, 81 listopada. - w Izbie
poslow odpowiedziai wczoraj
premier minister BRAND ma mo-
we opata Gayraud'a, w ktorej ten
re poruszyl sprawe stosunku ko-
scioia do obecnego systemu
szkolnego we Francyi, a zarazem
wyrazil synpatye dla papieza.
BRAND oswiadczyl, re zbliza sic
czas, w ktorym duchowienstwo
francuskiertak jakto wielokrotnie
przeszlosc udowodnila obowiazki
iako Francuzow postawi wyzej
cd obowiazkow swoich jako ka-
tolikow.
U; kleru francuskiego, zdaniem
Bnianda - odezwie sic silniej su-
mienie Francuzow - jak katoli-
kow.
Kilonia, 81 istopada. w "a
rzadzie ulanrynarki wojennej od-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-11-27

jac Korea6czyk6w z kraju, zdoby-
waja ziemie dla swej kolonizacyi,
druga re zalewaja z6lta rasa kraje
rosyjskie. Wladze rosyjskie wobec
naporu ludnosci koreaGskiej, thu
mnie emigrujacej, ME moga dac So
bic rady. lynn sposobem Korea
sluiy idei panmongolskiej nawet
W swojem nieszczesciu upadku.
W prowincyach rosyiskich znaj-
duja sic juz dzisiaj take masy
Koreanczyk6w, re wladze rosyjskie
ME moga mysle6 0 wydalaniach.
Zdaje sic, ze w Rosyi pojmuja
doskonale niebezpieczenstwo tej
strony grozace. Zrozumienie ME
bezpieczcGstwa stale sic coraz po-
wszechniejsze. Zwlaszcza stanowi-
sko dzisiejsze Rosyi wobec Anglii
wydaje sic terazniejszym polity-
kom rosyjskim niefortunnem.
Przeciez Anglia jest sojusznikiem
nainiebezpieczniejszego wroga Ro-
syi, kt6ry znowu przygotowuje sic
do napasci. Ola tego opinia publ
czna W Rosyi domaga sic, azeby
Anglia stanowczo oswiadczy4a sic,
czy jest przyiaci6lka Rosyi, czy
ME azeby uwolnila ia cd swego
wroga.
Opr6cz tego chca W Rosyi dowo-
dow brzeczacych przyjazni angiel-
skiej, czem Anglii ME spieszno,
Tym sposobem = konezy swoJe
wywody organ szwajcarski = maj
duje sic dis Rosya ma rozdrozu,
nastepuje dla niei kOniecznosc
zmiany frOntu. Jei potega wOjen-
ma musi zmienic kierunek dOtych-
czasowy, nastepstwem czego bedzie
takze miana postawy wobec Me
mice ipolityka bardziej pojednaw-
cza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-11-27

kryto ,ilieprawidiowosci" (tak
skromnie nazywaja Niemcy oszu-
stwa malwersacye. Przyp. red
to w dziale dostaw miesnych
dla zalog torpedowcow. Spodzie-
waja sic tu niebawem licznych
aresztowai.
Berlin, 81 listopada. - DR..
Brenckmann Hugo FRANKIE,
dwaj najtezsi aeronauci dotycza-
cego klubu berlihskiego znalezli
Smierc ma miejscu z powodu, re
gaz ulecial balonu i spowodo-
wal upadek jego re znacznej wy
sokosci.
Zwloki aeronautow znaleziono
W okolicy Fiume W Austryi. Opo-
dal zwlok lezal balon, ma ktorym
widoczne byly dokladnie slady
przyczyny katastrofy. Dr,Brenck-
mann jest trzecia rzedu ofiara
cd czasu za}ozenia klubu are
nautycznego.
Swinemuende, 81 listopada. -
LODI torpedowa &c. III" wyka-
zala podczas pr6by szybkoSci, re
mirno trwajacej ma morzu bury,
moze przeby6 ma godzine 1882
wezlow.
Konstantynopol, ~ listopada.
= Turcya postanowi}a zaprowa-
die II siebie telefony, wobec te-
go rozpisaia postepowanie ofer-
towe.
Onegdaj rozpatrywano oferty
i oddano roboty telefonowe syn
dykatowi francusko angielsko-
amerykanskiemu. Do syndykatu
nalezy tez Western Electric Co.
z Chicago.
=. Santa Cruz, Teneriffa ~ listo-
pada. Wulkaniczne wybuchy CO.
raz to wiecej ustaja, jeden kra-
ter6w zupelnie sic juz uspokoii.
Lava plynie powolnie 6 koryta-
mi.
Winnipeg, Man., ~ listopada.
- May Guyte jeden najwie-
kszych handlarzy dziewezat 20
stal przyaresztowany i odstawio-
ny do Montreal, Zbrodniarz ten
zwiodl tysiace dziewczat przy-
prawii zgube tnoralna.
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ma istny sk}ad przyrzad6w do roz-
maitych gier hazardowych; nadto
znajdowaio sic tam az Is telefo-
now, ma to, by je potajemnie u
mieszczae po lokalach CRY do od-
bierania ostrzezen pred policya;
skiad 6w znajdowa} sic W domu p.
n. 124 Clark str, gdzie tea areszto-
wano 7 os6b, kt6re jednak "a kau-
cya wypuszczono ma wolnost.
= 50 letni II. McNally spad}
wczoraj rano 2 drabiny W mieszka-
niu swem pm. 245 Bristol str,
przyczem pot}uk} sic uszkodzii
wewnetrznie tax ciezko, il kr6tko
potem umar}.
= Wysiadajac tramwaju ma
rogu ulic Clark j North ave. "a le-
tnia Meta Holt, upad}a ma bruk,
przyczem odnios}a pokaleczenia ma
ca}em ciele; odwieziono ja do jej
mieszkania pm. 4637 Bacon str.
= 65 letni E. B. Smith, 4942
Washington ave., zosta} wczoraj u
zbiegu ulic Wabash i bulwaru
Jacksona przewr6cony przez auto
mobil W. Tottmasona, 1921 Cot
tage Grove ave. ma szczescie skoh-
czylo sic ma bolesnem pot}uczeniu.
Z mieszkania I. NJ. Schaaka,
pn. 6121 Kenmore ave., nieschwy-
tani dotychczas bandyci wyniesh
srebra i klejnoty wartosci $1,000;
zaznaczye wypada, ze lotrzy traf-
ME wybierali tylko co lepsze ka.
walki, pozostawii zas - mnieJ
wartosciowe.
= Franciszka Vogel, liczaca lat
80, zamieszkala pm. 1856 W. "a
str, usiiowala W przystepie magic
90 oblakania otruc sic kwasem kar-
bolowym, kt6rego wypiia spora do
ze, tax, ae prawopodobnie ratunku
dla niej istotnie ME bed-.c. Ko-
beta cd dawna zdradza}e objawy
melancholii poczatki obfakania;
wczorai W nocy meia jej zbudziiy
ieki zony; przeczuwajac cos zfego'
wezwal ON lekarza kt6ry stwierdzl-
wszy otrucie kaza} chora przewleza
do szpitala powiatowego.
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Wiec " South Chicago.

Przed kilku tygodniami rozesiano
do wszystkich parafij nizej podana O
dezwe, o kt6rej ogloszenie W dzls'e''
Sym numerze naszego pisma osoono
mas poproszono. Jaki jest wiasci"le
eel wiecu / co bedzie przedmlotein
obrad, ME wiemy. Proszono mas, bys'
nv doiaczyli zawezwanie do tych 10
warzystw Bractw, kt6re tel odezWy
ME otrzymaiy. Pierwotna odezwa nosi
date 13 wrzesnia b. m, cafe 'e'
brzmienie Jest nastepujace:
Do WleIebneso Duehowdehstwa J To'
warzystw paraflaInyoh W Chicago
okoliey.
Wielebni otcowie Szanowni Braca'
W niedziele, dnia 2S-go hstopada'
1909 roku, o godzinie 4-ej 20 pofudoia
W sail szkolnej Niep. Pocz. Najsw.
Maryi Fanny W South Chicago, odbs
die sic wiec Towarzystw Bractw
przynaleanych do parafn polskich ka'
tolickich W Chicago 1 okolicy.
Celem Wiecu wsp6lna narada
eruntowne om6wienie sprawy wazneI
obchodzacej nasze Towarzystwa Bra
ctwa Koscielne.
Przekonani jestesmy, 4e Wielebns
Duchowiehstwo oraz Towarzystwa I
Bractwa nasze beda licznie reprezsn'
towane ma tel walnej naradzie, %
wodu donioslosci sprawy.
q powazaniem,
Jan Wojnowskl, Franedszek Man
ehIeviez, Franeiszek Tebihskl, J. Mar
ski
Ks. =. M. WojtaIewlez, gospodars.