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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-11
PRZEGLAD
POuTYn nIEDzYRARODOHEl.
Chicago, II czerwca
(DrsadnoWghtO.

Prawie r6wnoczesnie z przyby-
ciem do Berlina byiego prezyden-
ia Stan6w Zjednoczonyeh, Teo-
dora Rosevelta, marynarka an
gielska spusei}a ma morze dziesia-
tego Dreadnoughta, a ludy Au-
stryi dowiedzia}y sie,ze W najbliz-
szych latach koszta ieh floty wo-
jennei wyniosa cd 800 do 400
milion6w koron, W czem na Dread
noughty wypada okrag1e 236 mi
flon6w. Brak lacznosci niedzy te-
mi trzema faktani jest tylko po-
zornym j }atwo go usunae, gdy
sic przypomni, re by}y Prezydent
obje1d1al Europe nietyLko dla
reklamy przedwyborczej = jak
twierdza nieht6rzy-lecz dla ak
cyl PaeytlstyezneJ W szerszym
stylu, Obejmujacej wszystkie war
sztaty Dreadnonght6w W Europe.
P. Roosevelt zywi podobno ma
dzieje, il uda sic sk{onie Niemcy
Anglie do rozbrojenia flot i do
przyjecia zasady, ie wszystkie
spory miedzynarodowe rozstrzyga-
ia sie pred trybunalem rozjem-
Gym, ME wykluczajac nawet
tych, kt6re dOtycza 'honOru i in
teres6w zyciowych", jak brzmi
formulas ograniozajaca dotych-
czas konkretne aadania nswet
pairadykalniejszych W zasadze
pacyfist6w. Przeciwstawiajac te-
mu cyfre 10 Dreadnought6w go
towych W Angli, 2 W Niemczech,
4 projektowanych dla Austro-We-
gier, dodajac, ze Anglia przygO-
towuje ich Z, zas Niemcy II, ME
liczac 13 budowanych we Fran
cyl W Rosyi = otrzymamy ME
jake wykiadnik sytuacyi, " jaka
wchodzi amerykanski >podr6dnik
xe swa r6zdzka oliwna: sytuacyi
dose gronie prostej, skoro razem
prasa angielska przypuscimy, ze
Dreadnoughty austryaekie maja
bye obliczane nietyIko ma Adrya-
tyk = gdzie na przyiecie ich be-
die gotows wyp}ynac W kaidej
chwili flota tax serdecznie sprzy-
mierzonych W2och = lecz takze
ns Atlsntyk, wzglednie ma Morze
P6&nocne, ma kt6rem W danym ra-
zie mialyby stanae W iednej linii
Dreadnoughtami Wilhelma II,
przeciw Dreadnoughtom Jerzego
Y. Mic innego, jsk ten wdzieczny
obraz mia} zapewne ma oczaeh
lord Beresford, gdy zapytywa} W
Isbie Gmin sekretarza stanu Mac
Kenna o szczeg6}y austryackich
zbrojeh ma zam6wiona interpe-
lacye otrzyma1 dobrze wycelowa-
na odpowiedz, il rzadowi angiel-
skiemu mic o planach Austryi u
rzedoTo ME wiadomo, zas nieurze-
wych doniesieh reprezentant rza-
du swoja powaga Pokrywa6 ME
noze.
zbytscznem bysOby wdaws6 sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-11

W szczeg6}y argument6w, jake ma
sws humanitarna teze przedstawi}
W Berlinie byiy prezydent Stan6w
Zjednoczonych. Czytelnicy maja
jeszcze W pamieci cyfry daty,
przytoczone ma tenn miejscu przez
Ora Alfredo Nossiga, ably wyka-
zae, jaSim ciezarem przygniata
Niemcy zbroja, W kt6rej stoja ma
stray swei hegemonii, swego
prestige mocarstwowego, j, co mo-
re najwazniejsza, swego rozwoju
ekonomicznego. Me jest tez LEX
kim ciezar, spoczywajacy ma An
gill, skoro sig zwazy, IL budujacy
sie w4asnis najnowszy Dread
nought Lion" bedzie kosztowaf
oko&o Az mil. szterl., a ME
wiadomo, ma jakim etapie zatrzy-
ma sic wsp6izawodnictwo W budo-.
vie tych Lewiatan6w dwudzie-
stego stulecia. Trzeba tez pamfe-
tae, IL koszt Dreadnoughta jest
osrodkiem ca3ego kompleksu wy
datk6w, W kt6rych znajduja sic
pozycye takie, jak prawie million
dolar6w rocznie ma koszt konserwa
cyl utrzymania jak przedewszy-
stkiem olbrzymie sunny na rozsze-
rzanie wjazdow Portowych i ma
budowe dok6w, dose glebokich,
aby przyjad do naprawy uszkodzo-
ne potwOry = jak choeby koszta
rur rezervowych do olbrzymich
dzia}, kt6re po stu strza}ach staja
sie reguly niezdolne do rzytku..
Jesi wiec Anglia bedzie chcia-
Ia utrzyna6 sw6j taco poa6ers stan
dara, ii. jesli bedzie obstawa}a
przy zasadzie, il flota jej ma bye
diva razy silniejsza cd dw6ch mai
silnieiszych flot innych mocarstw,
razem wzietych, to uwzgledniajac
potrzebe wycofywania rok W rok
przestarza}ych olret6w, znajdzie
sic pred perspektywa budowania
co roku szesciu do osmiu wielkich
statk6w liniowych,, W tenn maj
mniei trzech Dreadnought6w. Me
jest zas po niedawnej enuncyacyi
p. Asquitha wykluc5one, ze
Dreadnoughty austryaokie beda
przy ustaleniu stardardu popro-
stu doliczone do floty ich niernie-
ckiego sprzymierzehca, tax, ze
kazdym chrzcinom W arsena}ach
mad Adryatykiem, Ba}tykiem, czy
Morzem P61nocnem, rnusialyby
odpowiedziee co naimniej tax sa-
mo liczne strza}y szampahskie W
warsztatach Wielkiei Brytanii.
Flota angielska przewyzszajaca
sumo trzech flot kontynentalnych!
Stad juz tylko krok do spe}nienia
sic tego, o czem MARIA fanatycy
wladztwa morskiego Anglii, do
zbudowania floty tax poteznei,
aby przewyzszala try naisilniei-
sze marynarki wojenne kontynen-
tn : do three powerS standard!
Przy takich perspektywach wy
datk6w ME by}oby dziwnem, gdy-
by propozycye p. Roosevelta zna-
laz}y oddzwiek W opinii nietylko
niemieckiej, lecz i angielskiej,
kt6ra r6wniez ME moae bye giu-
cha ma zgrzyt srlby podatkowej,
nae jest mia zapewno teraz, gdy
Rad spoczywa W rsku strounictwa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-11
ROK XXI.
obrad mad tenn zbrodniczem przed

Skoro personal---very. Dumy
ogiosii wynik giosowania wpadi
,,istinno-ruscy" w niezwykia ra-
dose, a juz najwiecej przewodni-
czacy ,,Ligi Archaniola Michaia''
znany brutalnych wystepow pc
sci WIodzimierz Puryszkiewicz.
4 Siepak ten carski usiyszawszy
wynik gsosowania wyskoczyi ma
pulpit sw6j zawoial ,,Finis Fin
landiae" (Konieca Finlandyi. =
Przyp red.) zostawszy "a ten no.
wy akt brutalnego charakteru
swego nagromadzonym oklaska-
mi podobnych sobie indywidu6w.
Meksyk, rniasto, II czerwca. =
| Miasto Valladolid w prowincyi
| Yukatan zostalo wczoraj wcze-
snym rahkiem oswobodzone z
grasujacych band zrewoltowa-
nych Indyan.
Wedfug depesz z Merida po-
niesli lndyanie dotkliwa kleske
w najwickszym popicchu pierz-
chli w CORY, pozostawiajac ma po-
boiowisku licznych zabitych
rannych. Wojska rzadoyt wzieli
do niewoli wielu buntSwnikow,
miedzy tymi Mikoiaja SOFA, przy-
w6dce Indyan, ktory dostawszy
dotkliwy postrzas ME m6gi ratio
wac sic ucieczka. Po stronie
wojsk rzadowych zgineio 30 lu-
dzi; a pewna liczba poniosla rany.
Po walce onegdajszej wojska
rzadowe, zmusiwszy Indyan do
trzymania sic poza LIMA strzalu
przygotowaiy sic do ataku. Wczo
raj wczesnym rankiem zaatako-
wano szaiice Indyan. 0 godzinie
71l rano nadesziy wojskom rza-
dowym posilki pod postacia gwar
dyi narodowej. Z dwoch stron IL
! czyniono atak, ktory sic zakon-
czyl zdobyciem miasta Valladolid
wypareia zajnowanc-
fjs 80 sttnc;Wfi.sll ~ w ttldysAiss @a,s
czyli dzieiniesage wobec ognia
karabin6w maszmowych ME mo-
gil utrzymat sic.
Rad jest panem sytuacyi, wy
sylka nowych wojsk okazala sic
zbyteczna, DO wersye wy1uchu
buntu w innych okolicach ME po-
twierdzily sic.
Londyn, II czerwca. = Pam
Roosevelt wraz obojgiem die
ci Ethel Kermitem odjechaia
wczoraJ stad foSpIeSznym Pocia'
giem do Southampton, gd@!c do-
jechawszy popoludniu spotkasa
sic mezem. Pahstwo Roosevelt
towie odpiyneli Z powrotcm 10
ojczyzny statkiem ,,Kal;erin Au-
I gusta Victoria"
Dnia y czerwca wi.czorem
majq pahstwo Roosevelt nwie "a
winat do portu w Nowym Iorku,
a dnia nastepnego wyladowa@a MA
amc1ykahskiej ziemi.
Londyn, II czerwca. = Cgso-
szono urzedowo zamianowanic
nowego wicekrola Indyi Sir Char
les Hardinge. dotychczasoWcgo
podsekretarza stanu. Sir Har1in-
ee wchodzi w urzad w mieJsce
hrabiego Mimic.
Lima, II czerwca. - Rad Pc
ruaiski' rozpuszcza do domow "a
ciegi ochotnicze, ktore poczynio-
no dla powiekszenia zastepow
piechoty, kawaleryi i artyleryi.
| Znamionuje to zakonczenie
wojny.
Quito, Ecuador, II czerwca. =
| Wsr6d wojska ekuadorskiego, O.
bozujacego mad granica pertain
ska wybuchla zaraza, mianowi-
Gle a6ita Zebra, ktora okazuje sic
! daleko grozniejszym wrogiem niz
niedoszly nieprzyjaciel z bronia W
reku.
Paryz, II czerwca. = Rozeszia
Gle tu rieoOtWierdZona rlicZem DO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-11
KIeska meksykanskich Indian.
Roosevelt W pOdr6ay do NOwego YOrku.
Nowy vicekr6l Indyi wschodnich. - Peru rozbrala
sew Ekuadorze zolta Zebra = Pogtoska
abdykacyi krola Manuela
AMERYKANIE ZAKUPUJA WYSPY.
Trup Ameryka1ski w kufrze.

Trakta Stan6w KanadDiaz brudnym despo
Amerykanie ma Mexykahski Burcew-
eden bandyta Samob6jstwo rzekome-
90 defraudanta cukrowy wielkoprzyseznym
donesenia Maoetni
dniarze zNyerzeta. asekuracyjna.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-30
For the Concert Course to Be
Given in the City This
Season.

~ =
Those at All familiar with the high
rIiaracter .of tire numbers to be. pre-
sented heES Ii the concert course the
Alarcato Club has arranged anticipate
rare treats along that line. Tlief club
is certainly to be highly congratulate
Cd on4its action and should be liberal
" supported owing 20 the heavy exc
pense Of the course.
The Redpath grand quartet IS COM
posed OF Messrs. Cecil James, Ion
jackson, Carl Duff and Frederick Mar
tin. Mr.. James's voice is character
ICED to a remarkable degree by that
height and pure lyric quality which is
the great essential to the first tenor
of a male quartet. Persistent and in
telligent study under the leading mas
tiers OF America and Europe has re-
suited in a total loneliness and an
elegance Of style rarely attained by
young artists. His achievement OF
success in song recital and oratorlo
has been instantaneous and emphat-
fc, the natural result OF so splendid a
vocal and tempermental equipment
and such an engaging personality.
DR.. Jackson's powerful, robust voice
and brilliant renderings of the great
concert arias from opera and oratorio
have made his name prominent among
the foremost contemporary tenors.
DR.. Jacksonls singing is marked by
clarity Of articulation, vivid realism
In his delivery Of songs in the dramatl
ic style, and by an admirable frank
ness and unaffected simplicity Of man
ner. He supplements broad and
comprehensive musical ability with
marked refinement and culture.
Mere announcement in an audience
that Dr. Duff will sing ELECTS an out
burst Of approval which spreads like
a wave of Sunshine. DR.. Duff perhaps
the most compelling personality that
has graced the modern concert plat
form ana his singing is one of the
most perfect embodiments of exalted
art. whether Dr. Duff is more adj
mired and beloved for his courtly ele-
gance ST manner, his genial all-per-
.vadtng winsomeness, his irresistible
hrin1or, or his delightful singing, would
be very difHcult indeed, to say.
The great oratorfo and concert bas-
so, Frederick Martin, COMPLETES the
personnel Of the remarkable quar-
tette. His voice has the true baaso
Itimbrc. 1t is big. sonorous. flexible
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-30
FALL CYCLE
OF Jewish Holidays Will Be
gin Monday Evening of
Next Week.

The fan cycle Of Jewish holidays
win begin Monday evening, October
8. It marks the opening OF the hol-
iday OF Rosh Hashona, or Hebrew
New Years day. 1t is the opening OF
the religious year 5671, although
the calendar years are used by Jews
as we'll as all others for ordinary
purposes.
Ten days after Rosh Hashona
comes Yom Kippur. or the Day Of
Atonement, the most solemn day in
the Hebrew calendar. Between New
Years Day and the Day Atone
ment comes the hottest Sabbath OF
the year. known as the Sabbath OF
Return. The Festival of Tabernaclcs
follows soon after the Day of Atone
ment. This is known also as the
Harvest Festival. and was celebrated
by the ancient Hebrews as a sort@of
thanksgiving. There will be ser
vices Monday evening, October II
and the morning following. This
festival lasts for a week, the finall
days being known as,fthe Festival OF
Conclusion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-30

ana of ample depth get every De-
mana For me last mt years Mr.
Martin has been bass aoloist q the
celebrated quartet d New Yorlk5s exs.
elusive Fffth Avensie Pres5yterian
church. A mora prominent and g
moro soughtSfor church position does
not exist In America.
Il Is announced that this quartet.
win positively appear here the night
Of November 10.
Through the Radcliffe Music Club
or washington, D. q, the Marcato
Club viii oner FOUR other numbers Of
the course as previously announceds
special mention Of which Will be made
later. they are all OF the highest
class The first viii be the Bostonia
scxtette club. which viii appear here
the latter part OF October, Season
tickets at $500 IS remarkably cheap
for these i've concerts and doubtless
4 large number Of persons villa avail
themselves Of the offer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-30
CLAIR EsBUltG. w VS.
% ~. TDaiIy except Sunday.

zsunday only.
MAIN LINE. EAST HOUND
u b lrilberiand. WaShfngt6n, Baltimore,
ohiiadelphla ana New York, depart
1855 am. $40 pm, s9:SE PM.
Arrive S12:6s am. 1910 am, lbs
pm.
NAN LINE, WIsT.BOut1D.
phrtrerSburN Cincfr 7aH. 1louievi1le
ana 81 Louis. depart "12:ss am,
$40 am, S6:O8 pm. Arrive S3:b2
am. sS:4O pm, "9:36 pm
earkerSburg Accommodation deps-t
s7:2B an, $500 pns Arrive ~ :1e
am, 3sE:5O pm:
~. va. q PITTs., EoRTH-BOuND.
e;onneus:sie ara PittSbv'rB. depart
1850 am. Arrive x11:OS pm.
Fairmont and MorgantoW0. depart
1850 am, x2:5O pm.
". VA. & PITTS. SoUTh-BoUND.
weston, depart x6:oO am, z1e:26 am.
x11:sO am. sG:15 pm. Arrive 1855
am, 1910 am x2:16 pm, z6:25 pm
1905 pm.
PIckens. depart $500 am, xt:1S pm.
Arrive x8:55 am. xi:OS Pm
FLEETWOOD ana intermediate points,
depart 13:eO am. x11:so am. Arrive
x2:1b pm, x7:O5 p..-
WEST va. SHCRT LINE
Rev MartIBsvuIe and Wheeling Ac-
commentator. depart $500 am.
1920 pm. Arrive x11:2s am
"R:E5 pm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-30

X D. Boreman. OF Middlebourne,
is a city business visitor.
Jack FLEMING, Of Fairmont, was
a business visitor here this morning.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-17
FINE MAGAZINE IS
 THE HOMEbU|LOERS
One That is Great Value in AdVer
 Using the Salt River Valley.

The November issue of the Home Builders Monthly is a real magazine, both in literary contents and illustra- tions. It is far superior to the five previous issues of the monthly.
 There are twelve large pages in this number and the printing is beautifully done While nothing elaborate has been attempted. the monthly is a neat looking publica- ton.
 On the cover page are seven fine half tones of Salt River Galley scenes Other half tones appear in the following pages.
 All the valley crops are treated of briefly, but to the point The motto on the cover page is Back to the Soil-But Be Sure You Know Your Soil" The object of the magazine is to prove that the best soil is that of the Salt River Valley.
 Most of the work of preparing the monthly for publication was done by Miss Angelia Newton. who is entitled to much credit for the excellence of her articles and her choice of illus trations.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-17
ADJUSTMENTS
GRAND THEATER.

The Chauffeur" which is being presented at the Grand is by far one of the best shows ever put on in Phoenix by any stock company and Billie Friedlander and his excellent company have outdone all previous efforts in the way of acting in put ting the show on. Everyone in the company has a chance to shine and they do not miss the opportunity
 Billie Friedlander is seen in an absolutely new role. That of a young Dutchman who finally turns out to a count and his work is a matter of art. Nan Halperin as the Sweet Faced Mary" is very sweet and makes everybody want to love her. Miss Jean Hathaway in the character of Mrs. Joddrell Jenkins keeps the house in a continual roar by reason of her high class work All the rest of the company keep up the high standard of the Friedlander
Arizona republican., 1910-11-17
LOST 4 THRILLER
 BUT SAVED TROUBLE
STORY OF A TRAIN ROBBERY
 THAT DID NOT OCCUR.
A Near News Item That Might Have
 Been Interesting.

Information has just come to hand of a thrilling criminal episode that was scheduled for enactment about the 1st or 2nd of November. in southern Ari- zona and which would have made a fine newspaper story but which was fortunately nipped in the bud by the vigilance of the peace officers.
 It is learned on authority that cannot be questioned, that on the dates named, or thereabout, gang of criminals which included three men, identity not learned, who have served terms in the Arizona penitentiary. planned to hold up. a Southern Pacific passenger train that passes in the night at or near Co., chise station in COchise county. The To- cal authorities were apprised of the plan by one who knew, and they in turn informed the county and railroad au- thorities, as well as the local officers.
 Nothing was made public, but all these officers, acting together had planned to trap the would-be train rob bers and were properly deployed through the adjacent country, while the trains sent through about that time were manned by a goodly number of well armed guards. Moreover. Chief Detective Boler of the SoYthern Pacific in a private car especially equipped for the occasisn, was riding back and forth along the line. looking for trouble and ready to meet any emergency
 In some way the conspiring outlaws became aware of the fact that their plans were known and backed out of the job Had it come to an issue 1t Is more than likely that somebody would have been hurt.
 It will be remembered that Cochise station is the place where Bert Alvord Billy Stiles and others. through the holding up of a train some years ago got into more trouble than they could get out of again for a long time.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-17
IMPROVING A BLOUSE.

The most economical and satisfac- tory way of obtaining a hand-embrOid- cred shirt waist is to purchase ready made waist with machine embroidered design and work over the embroidery by hand. thus saving stamping. padding and making the waist. A blouse em- broidered in this way will deceive the most expert needlewOman.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-17

q do not believe there Is any other medicine so good for whOoping cough as Chamberlains Cough Remedy. writes Mrs. Francis Turpin, Junction City, Ore. This remedy Is also unsur- passed for colds and croup. For sale by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-17
COLISEUM.

The legless wonder was on hand at the Coliseum last night and he did some fancy stunts in the way of slack wire work. The average per son can't understand how a man with all his limbs can perform on a slack wire, and after one sees that legless chap at the Coliseum he will never again be surprised at anything yn that line.
 Claus & Radcliffe made just as big a hit as the evening before, with their clever songs. dances and paro dies. Miss Radcliffe is a heartbreak-
Arizona republican., 1910-11-17

We have a party wishing to rent from 80 to 100 acres of suitable sugar beet land: will rent the land outright or will go in on shares. Address at once. Southwestern Sugar & Land Co.,. Glendale. dd
Arizona republican., 1910-11-17

CT. for no prettier little woman ever appeared on Phoenix stage.
 Beck & Henny also brought down the house. While they are also song and dance people their act is decided ly different from that of Claus X Radcliffe F. NL Johnson played sev- era novelty banjo solos.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-17

T am pleased to recommend Cham berlain's Cough Remedy as the best thing I know of and safest remedy for coughs, colds and bronchial trouble ' writes Mrs l.. B. Arnold of Denver, Colo. We have used it repeatedly and it has never failed to give relief" For sale by all dealers.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-02

How many things we hope for. ex-
poet, and yet we do not attain. All of
the paths are not smooth in this dear
old, world of ours. There are thorns
on many sides, and rocky as well as
slippery places for our feet Disap-
pointments will come to the best of us,
but the brave heart will take new cour-
age after each failure aud press on to
victory. God bless the weary hearts
if they have grown weary in well doing
Let them take on fresh courage and
hope, for there is more of good than
evil in this world of ours A righteous
life will be rewarded and Just cause
can never die. Soldiers may fall in
battle, but there are others to take
their places The truth cannot be van
quished, although it may be crushed
to the earth. but it win rise again
thousand fold stronger, and illuminate
the world. Let us lend loving, help
ing hand to the weary hearts
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-02
EXTRAvAGANCE.

How much is said and written upon
this subject? Now pause a moment,
my dear masculine friend, and let US
compare notes. We will be very brief,
and only enumerate very, very few,
so as not to tax your patience in the
least, or worry you with many compar-
isons To be sure our ribbons and iaces
look like great prodigous piles to your
unfemeniue eyes but could not the
entire lot be bought with the money
thrown away in your cigar stumps? Our
darling bonnets although so Lilipution
in this age, we admit cost trife, but
so do all of those luxuries over the way.
where we, poor souls, never care nor
dare to enter, and where you for mod
esty' sake, have to 90 in at the back
entrance. Our silks and satins cost less
than your broadcloth, while our boots
dear, dainty little things, are scarce a
third of the price of your own. Now
saying nothing of your clubs, and the
secret associations to which you belong,
but ignoring all of these, whore are all
the superhuities Of our sex, not over
balanced would ask, by those of your
own? Where are they?
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-02
Afraid She'll Poison Him.

Floyd Il. Belts, through his attor-
neys, Stoner and Weinberg and Reno S.
Harp, has filed bill for divorce, a
mensa ct thoro from his wife, Eva b.
Belts. The parties we're married at
Myersville, May 80, 1909, by Rev. G.
w. Shrimp.
The plaintiff alleges that the defend
ant has treated him with pronounced
Indifference for long period, and has
shown quite an aversion and hatred
toward the plaintiff, and has frequently
threatened to strike and shoot him, and
by her quarrelsome disposition and un-
governable temper, has destroyed bis
peace and happiness, Because of the
threats made and by her expressions to
him, he alleges that she has excited the
fear and belief that she will put poison
in his food. He further states that
about November %, 1910, she deserted
the plaintiff, commanding him to leave
the house, and stated that she intended
to separate from the plaintiff and never
return. He claims that she then shame
fully insulted and abused him
The plaintiff asks for a divorce, a
mensa ct thoro, and also guardianship
of their four months-old child.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-02
aItinore & Ohio R.R

.arle Corrected to September A, 1910.
/. tDaily except Sunday. ssunday only
,urNGTON. via Washington junction.
|Ashiiations for BALTIMORE, PHILADEL-
EGnnev gaIs and NEW YORK. Depart "a 30 a. m.
PHI ii Tr na +6 10 a. M, s705 q. m. 1900 a. M,
tWa, t!O. ~ n, 400 p m. Arrive fl0.50 a. M,
rags S Y ~ M 90 p. m. $3.50 p. M, ISIS p. m.
~ lDy,IoRE. via Main Line. Connections
4 ~ iauIITGT ipuTT ADELPHlA and NEW YORK. De.
pl q ia a. m, 1910 q. m, (Express). sop.
paI. IA II 10 %. M. rs 00p. m. Arrive 1000
n,, = al Hsl205 noon, t3.45 p. m. 1910 p. M,
r.5 p. m.
IrrsBuRG. Depart 1900 a. m. Arrive 1910
\ M, 1850 p. m.
H1r,Go. Depart 1900 a. m, $3.50 p. m.
I'VE Il IS a. m, tl2.l0 p. M. 1850 p. m.
CssrlNSATI. LOUISVILLE and ST. LOUIS.
D,.art "a 90 a. m, *4.00 p. M, 20 p. m.
kkspts 'pt Sunday. Arrive t640 a. m. fl2.l0 p. m.
|. .ppER,s FERRY and WINCH ESTER, De-
Ea.n a 70 a. m, f4.20 p. M, IS 80 p. m. Arrive
|sSs. m, fl2,l0p. m.
|,crRsTOWN and MARTINSBURG. De-
aV,iIs m a M, 1900 a. M, 1905 a. M, and
e.tsS connection for Washington and way
f,stlous. Arrives at Washington II Bop. M,
Es,n m Arrive 1885 q. M, f12.l0 p. m.,
EEp m fS.45 p. m.
/, |,RRIsoNBURG, STAUNTON & LEXING-
f0N, Depart 1900 a. m. Arrive tl2.l0 p. IN.
6sHINGTON AID Way Stations Depart
IsSi .. m. E7.O5a. m, n 90 p. M. II Is p. m.
kmye tl0.51 a. M, I'll 80 q. M, S4.00 p. M,
|NSp m son