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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-05
Look at Old ssIIee.

Chicago, July 4-St. Louis won in the
second inning. two passes, two singles and
Konetchy's two-bagger scoring three
runs. A scratch single, a wild throw by
Sallee and long fly gave the locals their
irst run. Schulte's triple and another
long fly scored the other. Zimmerman,
batting for Higsinbotham in the eighth,
led off with a single, but was caught
mapping Off first, spelling Chicagos
chances for further scoring, as Sallee was
not to be hit in the remainder of the
game score: R.H. e.
chicago ................ 100 900 1902 3 0
81. Louis ........,........O 3O 900 O00-3
Batteres Pfeister. Higginbotham,
Brown and Moran; Sallee and Bresnahan.
Time, las. Umpires, Emsie and O'Day
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New Hopping Record.

New York, July 4.-Daniel Ahearn Of
the Irish American Athletic club estab-
lished a new high record of so feet q
inches for the hop, step and jump or
two hops and jump, at Celtic park to-
day.
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

At Fort Worth: Oklahoma City 8, Fort
Worth 0.
At Houston Houston 5, Galveston 0.
At Dallas: Dallas Z, Shreveport 0.
At San Antonio: San Antonio s, Waco
g. 10 innings. Called on account of dark
ness.
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Calvin Anniversary Observed


versary of the birth of John Calvin,
July 10, will be observed with elabo-
rate exercises. Addresses will be made
like yourself fined a fifty and suspended
Ave days just for trying to smear the
countenance of Silk OLoughlin over the
greensward, but Ban Johnsons verdict Is
right. You may disagree with the UNI
pire's decisions, but don't do it loud
enough to be heard at the home plate.
A good many players have had the same
falling and they all came out second in
the long run. Next time, Kid, think 1t
over, go to sleep before you start any
pugilistic stunts, and when you awake
will have forgotten all about 1t. Rowdy-
players prestige and never raised his
salary Besides, it's too hot now.
When batting averages are considered,
it Is wonder that the Giants are so
well UP in the race. Speed on the bases
is the one thing that is keeping them
there, for the team ranks last in bat
ting The hitting has been unusually
light, while base running has been well
nigh perfection.
II there is any strength in numbers
Pittsburg should easily win the pennant
this year. Clarke is carrying IS pitchers
on his staff and don't think the num-
Der unlucky.
The Indianapolis team has won more
shut-out games this season than any
team in the American association.
Because he has been hitting up to
standard Ty Cobb has purchased an au-
tomobile to keep from worrying.
What has become of Mike Donlin? The
fans want to know Mabel said she might
allow him to play In few games before
the close Of the season. Generous Mabel!
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BARBECUE TODAY.

For a good dinner today &c to the bar
becue at Mungers lawn. Elmwood sta
ton for benefit of Walker Memorial
church. All kinds of meat-celebrated
brunswick stew All cooked by the IA
nous Jim Harper. Dinner served from IL
a. m. to p. m.
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Joss Splendid Work.

joss Splendid Work.
Chicago. July 4.-Cleveland defeated
Chicago to 0 in a light-hitting game
today. Joss pitched a mastery game.
holding Chicago to two hits. Hahn, Chi
Cages right fielder. strained his Shout
der in yesterdays game and will be out
for some time. Score: R.H.E.
Chicago ................. 900 900 000-0
Cleveland ammonium. 900 900 201--8 0
Batteries: Fiene. Scott and Sullivan and
Owen Joss and Easterly Time. 1:20.
Umpire, Evans.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Tigers Get Decision.

Tigers Get Decision.
st. Louis. July 4-Detroit defeated St.
Louis in the eighth inning today, scoring
three runs on three hits, sacrifice and
an error The locals run was due to a
passed ball. Score: R.HE.
st. Louis ............... 600 0M 000I 1
Detroit .................. 900 900 Co.'S IL 1
Batteries: Waddell, Powell and Steph-
ems; Willetts and Stanage. Time, 1913.
Umpires, Hurst and Connolly
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Mobile ................o0 1 O1O 002-4
Memphis ................00 900 600 000-O
Summary: Two base hit. Ludwig.
Stolen base, Coulson Double plays,
Cranston to Babb to Daubert, Babb to
cranston to Daubert, Thornton (unas-
sisted), Sentell to McCay to Sabre.
Passed ball, OLeary. Struck out,
Bittrolf 1. Keiber 4. Bases on balls,
Bittrolf g. Keiber 3. Hit by pitcher,
Sabre. Sentell. Time, 1:4s. Umpire,
Moran.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-05

Little Rock in Memphis.
New Orleans in Mobile.
Birmingham in Atlanta.
Montgomery in Nashville.
(All double-headers.)
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ARKANSAS LEAGUE.

At Texarkana: First game-Fort
Smith 2, Texarkana t. Second game
Fort Smith 2, Texarkana 0.
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TRAVELLERS WIN
AND MEMPHIS GOES
DOWN IN DEFEAT
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
GAMES TODAY.

Little Rock 4. New Orleans 8.
Mobile 4, Memphis 0.
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Summary: Two-base hit, Weimer. Sac
rfce hits. Cocash, Sents, Hart, Lindsay,
Demont, Boucher. Schriver, Flood. Carey
Stolen base, Boucher Struck out, Hess
G. Hart g. Bases on balls, Hess . Hart
s Hit by pitcher Hess CBoucher). Time,
/ so Umpire. Pfenninger.
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Kid Elberfeld, you will have to cut it.
OF course. we hate to see a nice lad
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-05

What has become of Mike Donlin? The
fans want to know Mabel said she might
allow him to play In a few games before
the close Of the season. Generous Mabel!
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Because he has been hitting up to
standard Ty Cobb has purchased an au-
tomobile to keep from worrying.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11

flannel sailor collars rolling back from brcred throats
waved inviting paddles to her
Come and go out with US" they called. Polly would
as willingly have gone out in an airship but no one
seemed to think she might refuse they all escorted her
to the landing.
That is the tippiest the lake. wouldn't go
in it for worlds but suppose you don't mind any
thing" said Theodoras mother. Polly's unhappy feet
faltered.
1 don't know much about canoes myself" she began.
Oh the Morris girls can handle anything. They
haven't tipped this year." she was reassured
two youths knelt down to steady the fra craft.
Put your foot exactly in the middle said the Lizard
holding out his hand; and public opinion pushed her
nexoraby into the nest of cushions that had been pre-
pared for her. They cautiously pushed off.
don't believe Id go to the island girls looks
to if the wind coming up, said Cousin Caro-
line, with a knowing glance toward the northwest.
SPrentiss on board" they called back Its an awful
lake for squalls they told her. the shot
the still depthsA They like a ball out OF
cannon Now its shorter go straight, but its pret
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11

tier by the shore. Which will you take ?"
these wooded banks" she added in explanation measur
ing the distance between herself and the good dry land
with cautious eye rolling in a rgidy-fxed head.
For nearly two hours Polly sat in frozen misery while
little whrls of wind began utter the bright lake
and the canvas she'll seemed to under her with the
stability of wthered leaf Her silence told nothing to
the Morris girls; they did not talk themselves except
for an occasional remniscence of dangers they had
weahered The burst of good spirits that their guest
showed as they neared home evidently gratihed them
She arrived laughing and chatterng a flush on her
cheeks her eyes bright with the glorious rellet OF
escape.
Don't have to ask if you enjoyed it,, commented the
Lizard, who was waiting to help her out her knees
were trembling so that she tottered the landing, but
she made laughing remark about stiffness. . .
She's true sport! She must come with us again,
said the Morris girls Theodore, however, would not
look up from the peep-show she was constructing IN
the sand with bright pebbles and broken tumber. -,
The little things gratitude makes her shy OF you
explained her mother Polly slid away from the sub
jcct Theodore made her uncomfortable
young fellow in khaki who had been hovering near
the heroine, now nerved himself to speech
There is just time for climb up Rattlesnake be,
fore lunch, if you want exercise Miss Prentlss,
he suggested; then blushed heavily
Suppose we do I" assented several.
i should love to, but really think ought to visit
a little with my cousin" Polly explained, prettlly re-
gretfu her eyes still shining with the JOY OF solid earth
underfoot.
Oh, she has gone fishing" they congratulated her
and thrust climbing-stck into her hand heading her
unanimously for what looked like sheer granite cliff
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11


She was HELPLESS before their enthusiastic energy
"Well will you look at Lizzie-he's coming some
one exclaimed.
WHY not? said the Lizard serenely, putting him
self on Pollys right hand A girl with red braid and
an alert frecked face took her other side, crowding
out the modest khaki youth
1--WE were growing lazy it is good to have some one
like YOU come and stir us up she said, going over
rocks and logs with the of a chipmunk.
" l am afraid am not very-enterprsing, Polly OBJ
ected with suppressed gasp of pain as Jagged ledge
tried to amputate her foot at the ankle.
oh you! Don't talk to like that after last night
her companion returned leaping chasm Polly shut
her eyes and eaped it too landing by blind acci-
dent on her feet
4 shall have to jump that going back!" she thought
and her heart died within her.
The sun beat on her head and netles tore her hanc
and dark smooth sticks lurked among the stones to
personate snakes while the dry underbrush on either
side was haunted with sudden, nerveracking rustleS
Yet Polly laughed and chated and exclaimed over the
view and gave sign of the sick and fanting spirit
within her, all because handful OF strangers, headed
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
By Juliet W7bor 1on1bk'1ps

About twenty feet said one of the Morris glris'
who was swimming on her back
Twenty feet The tank had been six feet at the deep
end Twenty feet No doubt one could drown as well
in six feet but someway that would not have seemed
so awful a fate.
Better come in; you'll get cold" advised the Lizard,
fitting the raft Polly could have screamed but she
laughed instead >,
"Oh l feel lazy; and II is so nice and warm here
she asserted There a comfort Ill having nm
there even if he did tilt the raft He would have lin
gered talking with her, but the red braid girl who was
his cousin, presently discovered that he was turning
blue about the jaw and ordered him to shore >,
Men always get blue and shvery before we do; isn
it queer?" she said mounting the raft as the Lizard
beat chattering retreat Can you dive backwards! !
I'll show you how"
Il don't want to get my hair wet" said Polly.
"We must find you cap Hadn't you better go III
agan3 You look little cold"
But this sun is good" said poor Polly
The girl dved off backwards and was presently sum-
moned in by persistent parent One by one the SWIM,
mers emerged and dripping off up the beach, until
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11

bv sleepv-faced young Buddha had cried Bully for
YOU" The outlook from the top radiant gilt
terinq map of mountain and lake, but she looked at it
without one ray of response in her SOUL haunted by the
prospect of the journey down ne,
"Tell you what" suggested the Lizard les go down
by the old wood road Miss Prentss ought to see that
side if she likes views
ooh would like to see it," Her eyes laughed, her
feet took little dancing steps; she could have put her
tremulous arms about her deiverer. The wood road
this time !" she almost sang
Her appreciation of the views on the downward trip
came from sincerely overlooking heart the beauties
of nature touched her almost TO tears.
"You do like it here, don't you? they congratulated
her and in that hour of expansion she believed that she
did Later she heard them telling Cousin Carollne what
a true camping spirit she was" up to anything.
well | declare " marvelled Cousin Caroline.
Polly had been carefully taught to swim IN concrete
tank surrounded by railing, lest on trip to Europe
she should encounter shpwreck she put on her bath
ing-su that afternoon with less discomfort than might
have been expected At her appearance the khaki youth
who had been dling about the sprngboard careessiy
threw off series of intricate dives, his manner alb
sracted as though the thought of possible observers
had not occurred to him. The Lizard dragged hmSeit
from his walow in the sand and strobe with ntlexibe
calm through the chill shadows while the girls hurled
themselves full length on their oustreched arms and
churned the lake with the piston-ke driving OF their
feet Polly who had always begun from step while
bathing master said ONE two three, and plunged
with them and presently found herself blind and gasp
ing cawing raft that ducked and tilted under the at
tack Once on top she folded her obsnatey about
her knees and professed to glory in the streaming SUM-
"How deep is it herc?" she asked casually.
cOpYRLGYT.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11

finally only the khaki youth was left, swimming under
water for appallingly long periods
The sun was getting very close to the mountantops
and the shore seemed farther off than ever Tears
started to her eyes.
There was creak and thud of oar-locks
Still out Poy?" called the welcome voice OF COUSIN
Caroline as she came rowing round the point think
you ought to go in, my dear,
You modern girls know hen you have had
enough" added Theodora's mother from the stern
I've been summing here till am all dry, Cousin Caro-
line," Poly's voice rpped and thrilled with ecstasy
Don't you want to me in! N
Cousin Caroline cheerfuly brought her boat up close
to the raft How you do love all this, child she said
admiringly.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11

LIGHT hush had fallen on the campers. Those
who had decorously kept their seats at the long
table pretended an interest in conversation, but
the majority, who had carried their plates and
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-27
Telegramy zagraniczne

Charbin, q pazdziernika. =
Blizsze szczeg6iy zanachu ma
ksiecia Ito sa nastepujace:
w chwili kiedy ksiaze wyszed1
wagonu kolejowego i chcial sic
powitac z osobistoSciami, kt6re
ma jego powitanie wyszly ma dwo-
rec kolejowy, a to rosyjskim
ministre skarbu Kokowcewem !
w. i. padl strzaI, "a MIN ma
stepne. Kule trafiiy ksiecia Ito w
kark raniac go Smiertelnie. Trzej
towarzysze jego wszyscy poranie-
nj. Poza teni ofiarami odniesli
rany japohski generalny konsul
Kamakan, kierownik poludniowo
mandzursliej kolei Tamara i
prywatny sekretarz ksiecia. Kon-
sui generalny jest ciezko, ale ME
smiertelnie ranny, tax re spodzie-
waja utrzymac go przy zyciu.
Morderca zostal na mieiscu u
jety.
Ma zapytanie kim jest odpowie-
dial: ,Jestem Koreanczykiem.
Przybylem do Charbina zupelnie
sam W tym celu, aby ksiecia Ito
zamordowaG i pomsci6 moja OF
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potrzebowaIa. Ale czy Zwiazek be-
die m6gi liczy6 na zbyt mlasnej
produkcyi bez udziahu Galicyi?
Ma rzucanie nam vice produk-
cyl niemieckiej, jest wezwaniem do
walk, kt6rej wynik CORY Jest do
przewidzenia. Zeby juz mic innego,
to bojkOt przemysfu austryackiego
W posiadiosciach tureckich powo-
du aneksyi Bosni ! Hercegowiny,
powinien dostateczna bye dla
Zwiazku przemysiowego W Wied-
niu nauka. " rocznice aneksyi ma
ley o tenn take sobie przypom-
nice.
Me wiemy, skad czerpal ZwiQ-
EEK informacye o datach statysty-
cznych, odncszqcych sic do udziahl
Galicyi W budzecie pahstwa. lego
jednakze jesteSmy pewni, ze SO to
daty falszywe, dziei1i czemu falszy-
we sa take wysnute Mich wnio-
ski. Galicya sowicie opiaca swojq
przynaleznoS6 do Austryi, to, co
Z fundusz6w panstwowych otrzy-
mule, ME zostaje W zadnym sto-
sunku do tego, co panstwu daje.
JeSli wiec Zwiazek rozstrzasaG
chce koniecznie kwestye wyodreb-
nienia Galicyi, to MECH sic jm ME
zajmuje losem Galicyi, W razie u
stawienia ciowych rogatek ma jej
zachodnich kresaeh, lecz MECH roz-
way ekonomiczne nastepstwa, Wy
nikaiace stad dla przemyslu ME
mieckiego W Austryi. Gaicya Wy
starczy sama sobie; ezy tylko
Niemcy austryaccy bed2 mogli to
samo o sobie powiedzie6 wqtpi6
nalezy.
Niemcy austryaccy zaczynaja
popiera6 propaganda pangermah-
ska W naszym kraju; obecnie grozQ
nam jakiemis smiesznemi protes-
tami przeciw naszemu obowiazko-
wi popierania naszego mlasnego
przemyslu. Jest to akcya ze stro-
ny Niemc6w austryackich bardzo
ryzykowna. Mega sprowokowa6
chwile, W, kt6rej powiemy sobie:
many tego dobrego dOsy6... A
wtedy wytworzy sic dla przemysiu
niemieckiego W Austryi naprawde
bardzo ciezka sytuacya.
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ka. - Z centowych skiadek dzia-
twy szkolnej wzniesiono ma tutej-
Sym cmentarzu pomnik 165 die
eiom, ktore dnia 4 marca 1908 z
powodu pozaru szkoly Collins
wood zgine}y.
Centowe skladki przyniosly
$1,000, zas Rada gminna dala
$500 wten spos6b stanal ten
smutny pomnik niewinnie zmar-
lych istot.
Madison, Wis, q pazdzierni-
ka. = 'Wyzszy sad stanowy W
Wisconsin wydai orzeczenie, kt6.
re wzbrania otwierac w niedziele
balbiernie.
Nome, Alas, p pazdziernika.
- Ma jeziorze Behringa szaleje
burza, kt6ra dotychczas rozbiia Q
skaly okret Olga, przeznaczony
do poFowu wielory66w. Ludzie,
znajdujacy sic ma pokladzie, ura-
towani.
New Castle, Ind, 81 pazdzier-
nika. - Stracono IL herszta
,,Czarnej rqki" W}ocha nazwi-
slliem Rocco Racco. Zamordowal
el leSniczego Selee Houk'a.
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Telegramy krajoWe.

Aberdeen, S. D., 27 pazdzier-
nika. - Przy losoWanlu dar-
mych grunt6w mad rzek2 Cheyen-
ne padi pierwszy los ma w. l.
Engel Butte, Nebr. Nastepriie
wylosowano so innych szcze5liw-
COW.
Springfield, ILL.,, ~ pazdzierni-
ka. - Szeryfa Strassheina z
Cook County skazano ma grzyw-
ne $500 Z powodu nieposiucha-
MIA sedziego. Sad da} mu rozkaz
aresztowania sedziego @ Abne-
ra Snith'a, kt6ry spowodowa6
mia} bankructwo Banku OF Ame-
rica", Strassheim do tego roz-
kazu sic ME zastosowa}.
Eastport, Me-, 81 pazdziernika.
- Ocean Atlantycki jest tego ro-
ku grozniejszy, ME r6wniej wiecej
pochlania ofiar, niz W latach po-
przednich.
Wczoraj znowu zatonql okret
,,Hestia" nalezacy do linii Do
MADISON, kursujacy pomiedzy
Glasgowem a St. John-Baltimo-
re. Ma pokiadzie tego parowca
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bylo 4 podroznych, to mlodych
Szkot6w 36 zalogi. Dotychczas
uratowano zaledwie G osob, kto-
re rzucane przez fale walczyly o.
statkami si} ze Smiercia. CO do 25
os6b jest pewnem, re utonely -
jeszcze co do 9 pozostalych brak
wiadomoSci.
Miedzy zaginionemi znajduje
Sc kapitan s marynarzami, kto-
rzy szukali ratunku ma iodzi.
Przyczyna katastrofy bylo maj
prawdopodobniej wadliwe stero-
wanie.
New Brunswick, N. J., ~ paz-
dziernika. - Gwalty, jakich sig
dopuszczaja strajkujace w liczbie
500 robotnice fabryki Hirschhorn
Mack & Co. skionily wlasciecieli
firmy do zastanowienia wszelkie-
go ruchu.
Cheyenne, Wyo. ~ pazdzier-
nika. - Zdarzyf sic tu tragiczny
do g5ebi wstrzqsajacy wypadek.
w szczegolnoSci: Pani Lent Hen
derson Sundance pracujqc
niemowleciem Ii piersi ma podwo-
rzu us}ysza}a krzyk dwoiga dzia-
tex pozostawionych W chacie. Ia
niepokojona ulozyla niemowle ma
ziemi i pospieszyia do izby.
Oczom biednej matki przedsta-
viii sic straszny widok, DO oto
naprzeciw jej dwojga dzieci su-
nal sic zfowrogo wqz-grzechotnik
- zadawszy juz poprzednio
Smiertelne rany sweni jadowite-
mi zebani.
Porwaia nieszczesliwa matka
oboje dziatek wyniosla ma po-
divorce, ,gdzie oczekiwaf ja swieliy
clos. Pozostawione niemowle
podpe}zato do brzegu studni !
wpad}o do niej ginac ma miejscu.
w kr6tki czas skonaly ugryzio-
ne przez grzechotnika dzieci. To
juz bylo ponad silly nieszcesliwej,
totez popadla W oblakanie.
Burlington, VT, ~ pazdzierni-
ka. - Jenerai Oliver O. Ho-
ward, ostatni komendantow W
wojnie domowej pomiedzy Polu-
dniowemi a p6lnocnemi Stanami,
zmar{ til w 79 roku zycia. Powo-
dem smierci by} udar sercowy.
Cleveland, Ohio, ~ pazdzierni-
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sIad ma zabrac zw}oki ksiecia i
przewiez6 je do Yokohamy.
Genua, 27 pazdziernika. - Hi
rolouni Ito, syn zamordowanego
ksiecia Ito, przyjechal tn Lon
dynu. Japohski konsul wyszed}
ma jego spotkanie i zwiastowaf
mu smutna wiadomoSc o tragicz-
nym zgonie ojca. Mlody Ito przy-
ja1 te wiadomosc widoczna ma
twarzy wewnetrzna walka, ale
spokojnie.
Meksyk, miasto, ~ pazdzierni-
ka. - NTiejscowo$G Santa Rosa
W Stanie TabaSco zosta}a ubie-
glej nocy zalana. w jednej chwi-
Ii wszystkie ulice, park zosta1y
zalane przez rzeke Usumaecinta.
NastapiEo dzielo zniszczenia. "a
siewy splywaIy woda, drzewa z
korzeniami wymulane padaly.
Szkody og6lne obliczaja ma 5 mi
lion6w pesos. Opr6cz Santa Ro-
sa zniszczyl wylew miasta Alta
sta, San Juan Babtista, Jalopa /
inne. Tysiace rodzin bez dachu i
chleba. lie ludzi zginelo ME via
domo dotychczas.
Wieden. 81 pazdziernika. -
Minister skarbu DR.. Leon Bilih-
ski przedstawit Izbie posldw
budzet ma rok 1910. Wydatki
preliminowano ma 672,874,869.
koron, dochody zaS ma G62,364,
1872 koron. Niedobor ma bye po-
kryty przez podwyaszenie podat-
k6w i wprowadzenie oDodatkowa-
MIA zapa}ek. DR.. Bilihski zaQo-
wiedzial Izbie, ze rad wniesie je-
szcze dodatkowe przedlozenia ma
100000 koron ma cele armii i
floty.
Ateny, ,Grecya, 27 pazdziernika.
i Liga wojskowa wyzyskuje po-
lozenie kr6la parlamentu W
swoich z2daniach kieruje sic ME
NAL brutalna bezwzglednoSciq.
Kr6l parliament zgodzili sic ma
zadanie wojska, re najwyzsze do
stoiehstwa wojskowe ME maja
spoczywac w rekach ksiazat i
cz}onk6w rodziny krolewskiej -
kr6l tylko prosi}, ably wolno bylo
ksiazetom zrezyghowac pisemnie
piastowanych urzedow, ktora
to rezygnacya bylaby przeczytana
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-27

w parlamencie pred uchwale-
MEM ustawy.
Prosba ia jest tax skromna,tak
bynajmniej nie rodzqca podejrze-
MIA, We powinna byla bye, choc-
by dla samej grzecznosci przyje-
ta. = Tymczasem tax sic ME sta
10 ustawe w wysokim stopniu
niemilq, bo zawieszajqca publicz-
ME w urzedowaniu ludzi naleza-
cych do rodziny bardzo zacnego
i oddanego Grecyi kr6la uchwalo-
no.
Doncaster, Anglia, 27 pazdzier-
nika. - Leon Delagrange, fran
cuski aeronauta zdobyl ma samo-
locie jednoskrzydlowym systemu
Bleriota swiatowy rekord szyb-
kosci. Przeby} on w jednej minu-
Gle AZ i l 5 sekundach 1 mile i
$50 jardow.
Demon de la Gomera, 81 paz-
dziernika. - Kabylowie rozpo-
czeli uklady co do ziozenia broni,
gdyz ludno$c cierpi bardzo po-
wodu toczonej walk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-27

= 21-mioletnia Krystyna Mai
ke chciala zastrzelic wczoraj ry.
Wake swa Ide Kamradt, kt6ra
miala jej odbie narzeczonego; ma
szczescie szalonej zazdrosniey,
wyrwano VEGAS revolver, a poll
cyant mezwany ma miejsce zapieaf
ia sobie; narazie jej ME areszto-
wano.