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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-12-31

A distinguished society leader Of Now
York. lately returned from motor trip
through France. said that her most de-
lightful experience was hearing the
French pheasants singing the mayon,
naise. -Everybody's.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-12-31
WE FIT HUNDREDS

OF pair of eyes with glasses and can
point TO scores OF persons whose
eye troubles we have relieved entire
ly or greatly helped.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-12-31

When our hatred In too bitter 4
places us below those whom we hate.
-Rochefoucauld.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-12-31
DO you HAVE HEADACHE?

Eighty per cent. are due to Eye
Strain. 1t may be glasses. not medi.
cine, that you need. Relief will be
obtained by properly fitted pair OF
glasses.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
Activity at Reno.

RENO, New, June 2t.-William NC
Carney, representing Richard, Gleason
and Sid Hester, arrived in Reno yes,
terday from San Francisco and com
Melted preliminary arrangements for
training quarters for the big fighters,
who are to battle on July 4th.
yesterday afternoon, the Business
Mems committee Of Reno, held a meet
ing and discussed the situation.
johnson may have trouble securing
suitable training quarters in this city
It was thought that arrangements had
been completed on Saturday for him
10 train at Laughton's Springs, a short
distance from Reno. YESTERDAY, how.
ever. the owner Of that resort, stated
he would not allow Johnson to train
there. and Mccartney is now looking
for other accommodations:
The Goldfield Boosters arrived in
Reno last night. and are confidence
they viii land the contest. II was
given out by the local railroad OIL
cials that the Southern Pacific Com
many would not guarantee 70 handle
any special trains any farther than
Nina. in case the fight should go TO
IGoldfeld, 1t appears that the strike
called several weeks ago on The Tono;
nah and Goldaeld railroad has not
been declared of, and the Southern
Pacific Company trainmen have II re-
fused to work the trains any farther
Than Nina, which is the terminus Of
the Southern Pacific system in south
ern Nevada.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
rAEr ro Sac RALL GAME.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 81
When Yale and Harvard meet on thu
baseball diamond here this after
non in the first Of the annual series
Of games, the players vii perform be.
fore no less distinguished a persos
age than the President Of the United
States. Mr., Taft, as a Yale man, will
root" for the Ellis and with such
support, the locals are confident o.
defeating the ipRadng nine from
Cambridge. The Crimson and Blue
will meet on the home grounds Of
the former on Thursday. In case each
should win one game, third viii be
played.
President Taft will remain, here
over tomorrow to attend the Yale
corporation meeting sand the com-
mencemept exercises at which hif
son Robert Taft will receive hit
Esheepskin.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
FI6HT
o. IS NOW CERTAIN THAT THE
BIC CHAMPIONSHIP MILL WILL.
BIZ PULLED OFF lN NEVADA,
ElTHER Al MEMO or GOLD.
FIELD.

y y "a
ii SAN sFRAEcIsC 30. June "a With
the departure of Tex Richard yesteIs
dag. for Reno the questioned. q stage
10 the heavyweight championship eight
on July 4th was shifted definitely from
California to Nevada.
After the interview that Mayor Nc n
carthy held yesterday witt. Governor
Gillette. which failed to produce any
positive results, the promoters decided
that the last chance Of holding the
fight in California had gone glimmer-
ing and the command went forth from
Rickard to the training camps to pack
up for journey to Nevada.
Both camps obeyed orders, and are
nowawaiting final instructions from
Rickard, who reached Reno last night.
AS he expects to hold an immediate
conference with the respective light
promotion committees from Reno ana
(oldfield. It is believed that the two
camps win receive marching orders
today.
That active preparations are being
made TO shift the Langford. Ketchel
fight to Nevada was made manifest
yesterday, when Joe Woodman in! IN
structed his Reno representative to
cure training quarters at Reno for
1.angford. Sid Hester, who promoted
the Nelson and wolgast match is in
Reno and, it is believed, that he Is
trying to get a permit for a fight be-
tween Langford and Ketchel,
. = q N . III IT, ! e. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
HUNTERS Win
FROM GRAFTON
SCOTT AND sLAeLE lMPRge
NARLE AT THEIR
POSITIONS.

GRAFTON, June 21-Two FailmlMt
players, WHO accompanied the HUI.
t2rs here yesterday gave the fans Ut
Fetterman Park the most sensational
exhibition of baseball playing ever
seen here Or elsewhere in the league
They were slaglc and Scott and wtrl;
like that put up today will land ther
in the big league in short order
I'alrmont won the game by scor"
of Ale to three aud despite the heavy
hitting by both teams the contest WIS
a good enc and highly enjoyed by
those present, Manager Lou HINT, Ct
Fdirmont did not accompany the tenn
hero and the squad was charge OF
Jim Uarmony who ran 1t in fac mali
ner
There were two spots where Graz
ton players could not get hits The
were between third and second bases,
Slaglt and Scott absolutely prevented
local hitters from reaching first after
they had dumped the sphere In tl'at
direction. Scott made three one nau'
led catches, two being on his right
side and in his bare nitt. Slagle WAS
not far behind for he pulled diva two
with one hand and made a Sensational
dive to his left and got anotne.
'Fitzwater opened up the struggle
for the locals but gave way to Gray
son in the sixth, Monohan twlrIed
the entire contest for Fairmopt .n,l
worked nice game.
Prysock, the local second sackcr
was responsible for two Of Graftcn's
three runs. In the eighth inning VIII
lIcalley on base he damned one ori
for the entire circuit. All OF Fai'
Ilnont's runs were made of Flt2water
although Grayson was touched up faf
four hits.
FRlrnont played an errorles' gpIay
while the nome players are charged
with two mistakes, The score;
IFAiRMONT ABB. r., H. r, Al i:
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DEAFNESS c4iaNo DC cyREp

81. .aa4.s M Ia.
by local applications III iley cannot
reach the diseased poFtion6t tae es'-
ness, and that il by cons Ilaliopal
remedies. Deafness caased BY an
Ipaamed condition 81 Tie mucous llsI
Ing Of the Eustachiaa Tube. When
this tube sinaamed y1ushave rusa
There is only one ga t6 cure deaf
bling sound Or imperfeet tearine. aud
dltion d tasfmlicoaa surface.
IS, We willsgiye one Hundred polla,a
for amy casesof Deafiess cnnacd by
catarrh) tAat cannotbe cated by Hal: s
cat6rSh Cgrs. send foF cIrcnlafs iges
CHENEY & co.. Toledo, o
SOFA bspiasglsts 75c
Tabe IlaIra Family PlIls Tor ooasll
patton s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
.WlHY sALvEs FAlL
"a CURE EcZEMA.

TO CURE Eczema
SCIENTISTS are now agreed that the
eczema germs are lodged not in tlc
outer skin Or epidermis, but IN the
inner skin. Hence, a penetrating
liaull is required, not an outward
salye that clogs the pores.
We recommend TO an eczema pa.
tients.the standard prescription oil 81
Wintergreen as compounded IN liquid
from known as b. d, p. Prescription,
IA trial bottle Of this D. b. p PreaGip.
ltion, at only 25eensst VII instaAsls
relieve the Itch we have sold and
Feconmepded this rendy Tor selts,
inasknow Oh woadesIals cures tromtts
we recommend a q our patt0aa.
me- NV pFas mn pfRg eo
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
MEADE WONDERS TO PLAY.

I The Meade Wonders" will PLAY
their first game Of thu season tonor
row with the Colored Cuban Glarte
Of uniontown, Pa a! South si!e
Park. Game called at 8,So sharp
Much interest is taken in this game
.as tho two teams are evenly mat?hsd
and viii be one Of the best games q
tile season, SO everyday &C ,ie oul
and see these two teams get toseta
er. General admission % cents Il's
Granlstanl IS cents. Pat Riley man
ager CHARLES Meade CAPTAIN.
= . IN :. . b q. q IA q 4 a u VI ~ ~
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summay-Two base hit = Knicely'
Three base hit-Nebinger.
Home uns-Knicely, Nebinger.
Double plays Berkheimer to Bad
ell; Burkheimer to Gray to Badel.s
Struck out-By McManus, q; Bern
ard, 2.
Umpire Mcnamara.
Attendance
Tlme-2:OO.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
nR. s. Z. I. YosT
,ractlce Limited to Office.

Chronic diseases and Special. ThtTa
tpeutIcs. Hours $3.50 q. m. to $40 q
IN, daily; sunday by epDointmsnt
Office over Mt City Drug store,
Main street. Residence, Yost Flats,
LFaIrmont ave. Phone %.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
Clarksburg Lost
MANNtNGroN AGAIN TAKES THE
GAME FROM THE MO-
GUS.

MANNINGToN. June 91.-Although
clarksburg played errorless ball, Man
nington won yesterdays game by the
score of12 to /. Heavy hitting by the
locals featured the game. Knicely and
Nebinger got homers while these two
were effective all through the game
Francis replaced Kerr at first. Score;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
Nevada May Kick.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June I'll
News that Governor Dickerson, OF
Nevada, may declare himself against
the holding Of the Jeffries-Jollnson
night, in the sage brush State, was re-
ceived at the Johnson camp yester7
day. johnson himself was the reci'
pient. but he refused to diyuige where
thei information came from. II cast q
noticeable gloom over the training
quarters for the big fighters, who are
% leave the beach Thursday evening
for Reno, but that he would wait un'
III he received word from Tex Rich
ard or Manager Flannigan That Gov.
ernor Dlckerson was in favor Of the
bout.
Hundreds Of inquiries have been re-
ceived both by the promoters and by
The metropolitan Trust Savings Bank
rs to the disposition Of tickets ptr'
chased already under guarantee OF the
bank. The following statement was
issued yesterday by President Meyer
stein OF the bank;
oPeople who have purchased tickets
with our guarantee will receive their
money back, in case they do not care
70 go to Nevada. We will naturally
hold the money until there Is abso-
lutely no chance for the fight, to be
held here. AS soon as the promoters
otIicially give Up, we will return the
money. That, however, may not be
until July s."
Johnson did no training yesterday
except a nine mile walk in the morn
ltu1 t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Chicago. i; Cleveland, Q.
St. Louis, 4; Detroit, 2,
Today's Games.

Today's Games.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Washington at Boston.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at New York.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
I'd Petltlon plekersor.

COLUMBUS, o, June 21.-George
i. Rockwell, chairman Of the "stop
that fight" postcard movement which
claimed q share OF the credit for
removing the Jeffries and Johnson
aght from California, last night an.
nounced to-day a similar movement Of
protest to Governor Dickerson, Of Ne Ne
yada, would DO started against the
holding Of the contest in Nevada
Ten thousand petitions, directed 2
tile governor, will be sent ta promt'
nept persons througheut the country,
and tie recipients viii Ne asked tot sttt
nom goo and 500 signera toreqeh and
'forward thsmSto gerpor pieseEson'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
DISTRICT FOUR.
Including all that part of Marion County outside Of Famont
nInaton Districts; Also Districts Adjoining Counties

y +. { i 81 asa . 81
Miss Ruby Floyd, Barrackville ....
MISS June Radcliffe, catawba. $500.
Miss Goldie Blce, Enterprise ..,..
Miss Ethel Hallam, bennington ~.
Mrs. Maggie snodgrass, Monougah.
miss Lillian Winterbottom. Fairmon
Miss Myrtle Felt, watson 80. !,
MISS Nellie Long, Enterprise. $500.
Mrs Alice King, Worthington ..,.
Mas Mary Lawlis, Enterprise ..
Miss Katie Atkins, Enterprise. ....'
Miss nay Tichenor, Enterprise. 49,.
Miss Faye SturIn. Enterprise. 5000.
Mrs. Rebecca Moore, Monongah, 80.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
TOUR oFEURoPE CONTEST AND VOTE OF EACH
I1sT oF EDIDATEs III THE WEST s MAMMOTH
plsTRlcT ONE.

ncadina Wards One In the City Of Farmont
a. nresbac JEFFERSON IS 746
fssWifard Emhreys $50 PIetpont Ave 1850
aIiasargaret saggers Perpon Ave- 1ls26
o. WesfaD, 1872 Maple ST. lo1so
". Layman 555 Ogden Ave- $500
Alisa5Elsie Merihed S17 Columbia 1929
Miss ida M. Amos 1t2 Spring ST. $3.50
MISS Mary Deyeny, Marietta Hotel $3.50
Mas Elizabeth Knkald 313 Merchant ST. SolO
airs@Enma satteraell III Nerehspn St t6olo
silasloaE Formanys07 High 6715
Cunningham, 4t 4'oeo
DISTRICT TWO.
Including Four and Five In the City Of Ealrmont
hfiss sa Jackson q Yost Flats $3.50
Gypsy Davis, 2 Watson Ave. S4ozo
a. Chilson, 3OS Madison Ave- $3.50
MISS Minnie Bunner, 1906 Sixth l4izo
1873 Locust Ave-. l24OU
MISS Bery Stewart 12O2O
Hail. 1t17siSth St. SS e
Mrs Mamie c. Morrow, 55lO
Miss Fairy vanGde, 400 Locust Ave- SsSo
MISS Ada Ford 40 Farmont Ave. 48So
Miss Mary Ward, $40 Locust Ave- 4SSv
May 2ost. o'o0
DISTRICT THREE.
Including the City Mannnst0n and Warrington District
Afrs Eva Minum 815 Monroe 927O
Miss A. &yer. g29 b. Sezo
sfrs.Harry Vincent Water ST. S4o
Miss Bessie MocEeE 4Oi Buffalo S4SO
Miss Daisy Flowers 22t e. Main 500 500
McGaryey liz Fubee Ave- 704o
Kahe Taggart Dents Run 72SO
Mason 119 Monroe 4bO
b. Faulkner 4OS Franklin ST 4Sio
Miss BESSIE Newell 1899 e. Main 460O
# Mas Helen Kuhn Bartlett Hotel 4O25
Miss catherine Rex Dents Run . . -. $500
Merrick Ganghn Pyle St. S945
Dots, Washington 340
Miss McGee A975
Miss Newell 1893 D. Main $O45
DISTRICT, FOUR
Including part County
nlngton Districts Also Districts in Adjoining Counties.
MISS Ruby Floyd Barackvic 1920
miss June Radcre caawba 1850
Miss Goldie Hce Enterprise 1896
Miss Ethel Hallam bennington ~, 1179O
Mrs Maggie snodgass Monongah $3.50
miss LILLIAN Wnebotom, Fairmon Farms 9155
MIA 5,yrle Relt watson OSLO
Mis- Nee Long Enterprise 976O
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
standing q the Clubs.
WEST VA. STATE LEAGUE.

!, Yesterdays Results.
Fairmont, s; Grafton. 3.
clarksburg, 1; Warrington. H.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
WlllAN,TEn.

sooMs Furnished or partly fiirnlsh.
ed rooms wantedby SHAH family to
do light housekeeping, Inquire
Earnest Sherwool's barber shop. 4.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
FAIRMoNTl Alb. r. Z

Keller, II .:., N s Q
EDslsy q IS s .
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21

Today's Games.
Grafton at Fairmont.
clarksburg at Warrington.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-22
Hoz114~ Sro oRRERJ.

go pozaru, ktory obroci1 w pc
rzyne pieciopietrowy budynek
"a jmowany przez fabrykanta sko-
rzanych wyrobow D. Friedlaen-
dera pnr. 1920 n. Bodine str.
Dwudziestu kilku innych strata
k6w zabrano do szpitala, a "a
chodzi Ottawa, re jeszcze przynaJ-
mniej dwunastu znajduje sic
pod gruzami. Watpliwa jest RE
ca, czy da sic ich uratowac. Ze
zabranych do szpitala szesciu ma
pekniete czaszki i wewnetrzne O.
brazenia; malo nadZiei utrzynla-
MIA ich przy zyciu. - Pozar od-
kryto okofo 10 godziny wieczo-
rem, a w przeciagu rs minut wne-
trze budynku ogarniete bylo pio-
mieniami. Me mogac zwalczac
pozaru Z dachu samego budynku.
strazacy wdrapali sic ma dachy
trzech malych domow sasiednich.
Okofo 40 strazakow byfo ma kaz-
dym dachu. Nagle poiudniowa
Sciana budynku zawaliia sic i po-
Srod straszliwego gradu, gruzow.
belek cegie}, wszyscy zostali "a
sypani. Straszne wtedy rozgry-
waiy sic sceny. Woda przedtem
strumieniami lana do ognia, "a
pelnila do giebokosci dwu stop pi-
wnice. Rozes}ano telegraficznie a.
larmy do szpitalow sasiednich i
STACEY policyjnych po pomoc.
Wkrotce nadjechalo okoio 20 am
bulansowych wozoW; ksieza mad
jechali koscioia niemieckiego
Sw. Piotra / wydobywanych po-
pokaleczonych dysponowali; po-
tenn przenoszono pokaleczonych,
a pomiedzy mimi umierajacych ma
wozy i odwozono do szpitalow.
Podczas tego zawalila sic sciana
p6fnocna i zasypa}a Is policyan-
tow pomiedzy 300, kt6rzy mad
biegliz z pomoca. L tych 15zaden
ME uszedi re zyciem.
Washington, % grudnia.
Senator Burrows przedlozyl Sc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-22
hua svtuacya ME zmieniona.

Ilud SyludSyd hlo %liliSlilOlo'
Pekin, % grudnia. = w pro-
wincyi Anhui glod panuje stra-
szliwy; 100000 ludzi niema CO
iesc = doslownie! Potworzyly sic
handy rozbojnicze, pladrujace do
my szukajace zywnosci; wiele
osob zabito; mra setki! Powodzie
w tych okolicach wyniszczyiy do
cna zasiewy; zima zapowiada ne
DE. niedajaca sic opisac.
Montreal, Kanada, % grudnia.
Ma dworcu kolejowym znalezio-
no tn zwioki starego cziowieba,
zapakowanego W beczce adreso-
wanej do medycznego instytutu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-22

Zachodzi podejrzenie zbrodni.
Poznan, % grudnia - Toczy}
tn sic process przeciwko Polakom,
oskarzonym ,,spiskowanie
wszechpolskie"; zakonczyi sic on
uwolnieniem wszystkich oskarzo-
nych ku wielkiej radosci spole-
czefstwa polskiego.
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(Dokonczenie ma stronicy S-ej),
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-22

Niemiec w pokoju? ,,Jak mala
Niemcy przygotowat sic ekono-
micznie do waikiki
,,Niemcy - m6wi autor -maja
dz;s - r,ilionow mieszkancow /
corocznie przybywa i'm million, co
stanowi olbrzymi przyrost silly
piracy. Niemcy chca podnleSc SIG
ekonomicznie. musza walczyc w
pierwszym rzedzie Z Anglia ma
rynKach zbytu Swiatowych.
DIS zajmuja one tam stano-
wisko pierwsze. Anglia wykazuJe
wprawdzie w obronie Wszech-
Swiatowym SUNG "a miliardow
marek, a Niemcy tylko Il, ale
trzeba uprzytomnic sobie, re w an
gielskich "a miliardach jest. wiel-
ka czeSc pieniedzy "a zbOze, w
kt6rego sprzedazy Anglia tylko
poSredniczy, i re Niemcy juz W
r.. 1895 mialy tyle sii zatrudnio-
nych W przemySle i gornictwie,
lie Anglia osiagneia dopiero W la
tach ostatnich.
Welding liczb osob zajetych w
przemySle gornictwie, stojq
-Nienrcy ma pierwszem miejscu W
Swiecie. Niemcy zatrudniaja 11.3
miliony ludzi, Anglia 81, Stany
.Zjednoczone i Francya !, RoSya
Is, Wlochy 4, Austro Wegry. 4.
w rolnictwie zajmujq Niemcy
trzecie miejsce (Rosya 20 Milo
now, Stany ZjednOczone 10, Mem
cy 10Y; rowniez trzecie miejsce
co do liczby os0b zatrudniOnych
w handlu.
O czasu zaprowadzenia eel O.
chronnych w Niemczech iloSG Gu
kru spotrzebowanego przez jedna
oSObe w Niemczech pOtroila sic,
spotrzebowanie wegla podwoilo
sic, surowego zelaza zuzywa sic
cztery razy wiecej, anizeli daw-
niej.
Anglia, jak to wynika obi
czen statystycznych Dixa, uste-
puje krOk "a krokiem NiemcOm i
dis juz zmuszona jest pomySle6
o zmianie polityki clowej.
Niemcy - wediug wskazan Di-
xa - musza sic trzymac polityki
drzwi otwartych i sprzeciwiac da-
znoSciom polityki, dzielacej kraje.
jak to czynia Anglia, Francya,
RoSya i Japonia, ma sfery intere-
sow. w rozmachu ekonomicznym
Niemiec ma wschodzie pomagac
i'm beda sympatye Swiata mahO-
metahskiego, ktory powinien W
Niemczech widziec swego przy-
rodzonego obronce.
Dix wierzy, IL wojna Z Anglia
jest nieunikniona, dlatego Niemcy
maja przygotowac sic do niej ME
tylko politycznie, ale take kultu-
ralnie i ekonomicznie. Professor
niemiecki ma wydeptac Sciezki
kupcowi zolnierzowi niemiec-
kiemu. w przemysle maja Mem
cy dazyc do wydoskonalenia wy
robow, W polityce ekonomicznej
zwalczac polityke izolacyjna An
glii przez zalozenie rozszerzenie
SrodkoWo-europejskiego zwiqzku
ciowego, do kt6rego chwilowo ma
leza Niemcy, Austrya Belgia.
Wszakze najsilniejsza pomoca
Niemiec jest, wedlug DiXa, armia
potezna i ma MIA z ochota bez
szemrania powinien narod ME
miecki piacic najwyzszq premie
ubezpieczeniowa - swojego spo-
koju swojego przysziego pano-
wanna w caiym swiecie.
Przy wynajeciu mieszkania.
Wynajmujacy: Ma pani corki? ?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-22
czwARTEK, DNIA 22-do GRUDNIA, 1910 Rok
jake przechowafy sic do naszych
czasow wiadomosci. ......

JoniS' ~ - ~ ~
czasow wiadomosci. .......
Pau, Francya, % grudnia. =.
Aviator francuski Legagneux, w
zawodach awiatycznych o nagro-
dc Michelin'a, til sic odbywaja-
cych, utrzymal sic W powietrzu
cd S.34 zrana do 2.35 popoiudniu,
nowy to rekord trwa}osci lotu ae-
,roplanow. ~.
Tours, Francya, 22 grudnia. -
Process ,,hr." Gatigny'ch o oszuka-
ME ksiezny Choiseul ma sume
100000 budzi powszechna SEN
sacye; hrabina GatigHy jest A
merykanka, Franciszka Lunt 2
Bostonu; podobno jej MAJ miai
blizsza znajomoS6 ksiezna.
Lipsk, % grudnia. : Rozpoczal
f
sic tn gioSny process dwu oficerow
marynarki angielskiej, kapitana
Frencha porucznika Brandona
podejrzanych o szpiegostwo; mie-
Ii oni zdejmowa6 fortyfikacye ME
mieckie ma Borkum i w innycl
miejscowosciach, Rozprawy od-
bywaja sic jawnie. Broni oskar-
zonych dwu adwokatow niemiec-
kich. ....
Meksyk, 30 grudnia, = w Sta
ME Puebla miala r6wniez wy
buchnsc rewolucya 100 dobrze u
zbrojonych powstahc6w zajefo
miasEo San Andrescontia; Rad
wyslal tam juz Wojsko, ktore sto-
czylo walke Z rebelizantami, roz-
bito ich, wygnano miasta, a
so Pojmano; spora garsc uszfa
Ijednak W. CORY! w sStanie Chihua-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-22
Teleglamy krajowe.

Filadelfia. % grudnia. : Piet-
nastu policyantow i dwunastu
strazakow straciio. wczoraj VIE
czorem zycie w czasie olbrzyn1ie-