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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-18

swered." said Mrs. Sumter sageIy
''what shall I tell him for you. Mir
iam?"
Tell me what is to be done to him.
was the sole reply as the girl settled
back dejectedly upon the pillows.
I've tried to. child" answered her
hostess kindly. patiently. There isn't
a court in the army that would SEN
tence him to more than brief confne-
ment to limits and reprimand." Yet
Mrs. Sumter spoke with much less
confidence than on Saturday. Had not
her husband had to tell her his appli-
cation for leave was withdrawn. and
why? Had not DR.. Larrabee admitted
to her that the colonel spoke OF mis-
deeds far more serious for which La
nier must suffer?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-18

~ VEN as Mrs. Sumter strove to az
- sure Miss Arnold that a mill
H. tary arrest was far more por-
tentous In sound that in effect.
something in Hates determined. silence
and Miriam's insistence added to the
effect of these Fumors.
Then another thing weighed heavily
upon the brave heart of this loving
friend and mother. Never had she
known her child to be so silent. SO
strange as now Ever since Friday
night she seemed to avoid all mention
of the affair. to shrink from the sub
ject-she who had ever been frankness
itself. she who had never had
thought the mother did not share She
seemed oppressed with some secret.
But why should the situation sc
strangely affect her daughter? Could
it be that she, too, cared for Bob La
nier?
She was writing her reply to biz
note when Maggie again appeared
1.-TWO gentlemen to see the captain.
num-" and Mrs. Sumter hurriedly
closed the note and went below stairs
to meet them She knew we'll who
they were and why they had come.
A branch Office Of the Rocky Mountain
Detective agency had been maintained
long months at the great and growing
railway station. They had been sum-
moned by her husband. and that was
enough
They asked to be shown the room,
with the storm battered dormer. by
this time emptied Of its load of snow
They asked to see Miriam's desk.
They smiled at the idea of the pay
master being held up and robbed in
broad daylight by any gang In their
neighborhood.
While they were yet at their work
there came sounds Of stamping feet
at the front door. and in came Sumter,
stiff from cold, but brimful of energy
Found Scott and his clerk. at least"
be cried Most dead and half frozen.
The drivers gone. l fear. He was
blown or pitched off, The mules ran
away before the gale. Those inside
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-18

Recent Investigations show Storch,
the Dallas player. was one of the most
sought after players in the Texas
league When class A draft opened up
Nashville, Memphis and Milwaukee put
in bids for this player. It was deter
mined by lot that he was subject to
draft by Nashville Mag of Dallas
was asked for by two clubs-Toledo
and st. Paul. the former club securing
the player after drawing lots for him.
Made Good Up North.
Two Texas players, who were with
Bill Wards Fort Worth team in 1908.
made good the past season in the
Ohio and Pennsylvania league. They
were Heinie Deiters and Harry Sentz.
Sentz was considered by many critics
as the equal of any outfielder who
ever played in Texas. His unruly dis
position was his greatest drawback
He jumped Ward before the end Of the
season He was sold to Little Rock
and opened the 1909 season there like
q wfirlwind- Later IN the season he
jumped that team after Mike Finn had
refused many fancy cash offers from
the major leagues for hts services 1t
is presumed Little Rock released him
to the o. and P. league He took part
in only % games the last season and
man and captain of the Fort Worth
Panthers the year he played in Texas.
He was sold to the American Asso-
citation in 1903, but was turned back
TO Houston He finished the 1909 sea-
son with that team. He was released
and then landed with the o. and P.
Four With Toledo.
There will be four of the best play
ers Texas produced last season with
Toledo in the American Association
next season. They are: Billiard from
San Antonio. Tullos from Waco Mag
from Dallas and Green from Fort
Worth. These men ought to make
good in the American Association, as
they played fast ball in Texas, adj
mitted to be nearly as fast as the
american association
Thinks Athletics VIII Win.
The Athletics will beat the Chicago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-18


the ambulance were helpless. Two
dropped off behind and are lost. The
thing finally capsized and went to
pieces, and they managed to reach a
little cattle shack two miles south of
town. They've found Lanier's striker,
too-what's left Of him.
By this time Kate had come down
stairs
Have they found Rawdon?" she
asked fearfully.
'eNo. not a sign of him anywberer'
as that the young fellow that those
sergeants have been hunting for?'
asked one of the detectives. 1--WE
managed to find out about him. He
was in town as. early as 3 o'clock Fri
day, and be left on No 6 that night"
SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.
Trooper Rawdon and sergeant Fitz-
roy, lovers of Dora Mayhem quarrel
in DR., Mayhew's home. MAJ new and
Lieut.. Lanier interfere. ksnier, lover
of Miriam Arnold, is ordered in arrest
for disobeying Col. Buyon's orders.
Trooper Rawdon isl ordered arrested
for assaulting sergeant Fitzroy. He
disappears. Miriam gets a fright at
Sumter's home. Col. Button and Capt.
Sumter quarrel over Lanier's case.
Fort Cushing hTs a blizzard. Mai.
Scott, paymaster, IS lost. Fitzroy ac-
cuses Rawdon of attacking Scott Miri-
ans fright was caused by a thief in
her room. Lanier gives whisky to two
freezing soldiers. Quinlan and Cassidy.
Quinlan finds Rawdon's zap at Lanier.s
house.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-18
POLICE COURT FINES.

Fines for minor attractions of the
city's ordinances were numerous Mon
day, judge Lea in police court assess
ing fines as follows:
Sy Berry. disturbing the peace, SIS
Cruz Delgado, disturbing the peace and
abusive language, $25; Pablo Ybarra,
disturbing the peace and resisting ar
rest, $50; Guilerma Abeita, drunk and
disturbing the peace, So; Harry Liding-
ton, drunk, So; G. Subia, drunk and
using abusive language, So.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-18
w~*%~~~ !" : !.
Y. NJ. C. A. NOTES.
. $3.50

Examination of regulars of the Y
M. c. A. gymnasium occurred Monday
and three grades for heavy gymnastics
have been formed The regular basket
ball teams schedule will be formulate
ed Wednesday. In bowling, house
leagues for both men and boys will
be formed within two weeks.
A meeting Of the board of directors
of the association will be held at 1880
tonight.
Boise Schultz of the Mine and SmeIt-
er. has become one of the building
residents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-18
HAL CHRISTIE WINS
TENNIS GOLD MEDAL
Defeats All Contestants In
Championship Singles
Doubles Saturday.
= +++++++++++++++

Hal Christy has won the gold medal
for tennis championship of the city in
singles over six contestants, final play
occurring on the courts of the FL Paso
Country club, represented by the win
ner. Play in doubles between repre-
sentatives Of the Y. NJ. c. A, Shelter
Musicians club and Country club, will
end Saturday It is planned to hold
a series of games between local cham
pions and the A. q NJ college players.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-18

WHERE AND WHEN

Where and when the world
series games will be played:
Wednesday, October 10, on
train trip from Philadelphia TO
Chicago.
Third game, Thursday, Octo-
Der 20, at Chicago.
Fourth game. Friday, Octo-
Der 81. at Chicago.
In case other games are re-
quired. a fifth game will be
played October %. after a hur-
ried run in a special train from
Chicago to Philadelphia.
In case another game is re-
quired, another run in a special
train will be made from Phila-
delphia to Chicago in time to
play the sixth game in Chicago
on Sunday, October %.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-18
= r r + r r + r r r r + r + r r 1
THE HERALD,S
WORLD SERIES SERVICE

THE HERALD'S
WORLD SERIES SERVICE.
Returns of the Philadelphia
Chicago world series baseball
games will be received by The
Herald by plays and innings.
These will be posted on the bull
letin board on the balcony of
The Herald building.
The games in Philadelphia
will start at noon, mountain
time, and at Chicago at /
o'clock, mountain time. The Her
aid will contain the first story
of each game of the series with
each play in detail. This will
appear in the regular city edi-
ton each afternoon Baseball
phone, Auto 1920.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-18

Il had been troubled with constipa-
ton for two years and tried all of the
best physicians in Bristol, Tenn and
they could do notning for me-" writes
Thos. E. Williams. Middleboro, KY. Two
packages OF Chamberlain's stomach and
Liver Tablets cured me-" For sale by
all dealers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-18
CAN You SAVE Sc a DAY.

Mrs. c. A Wolf, of 401 Montana
street, leaves today for St. Louis Chi
-cago, Cincinnati. and Dallas, Texas, on
two months trip.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-18

Hot Clam Bouillon with salt sprays.
Elite Confectionery Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-18

Capt. C. B. Sheridan OF Maria. Tex,
is in the city. Capt. Sheridan was for
merly in the customs service in Ell Paso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-18

Hot Chocolate with whipped cream
and cake. Elite Confectionery Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-18

CAN you SAVE Sc A DAY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-18

Go Be Continued Tomorrow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-18
CHAPTER ".

. VEN as Mrs. Sumter strove to az
sure Miss Arnold that a mill
~ tary arrest was far more por-
fent0nS In sound that in effect
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-18

Turkish baths for gentlemen at Gem
Barber Shop. 2o6 S. I'll Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-18

Thinks Athletics VIII Win.
The Athletics will beat the Chicago
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czwARTEK, DNIA $500 KWIETNIA, 1910 RoFu.

giej eskadra atakuja pozycye
nieprzyjacielska. Ofioer6w mary
narki ujal niezmiernie "a SERGE
fakt, re nastepca tronu zaintereso-
wal sic takze zyciem pozas}uzbo-
wem oficer6w j bywa} W kasynie
marynarskiem W Poll.
Finanse monarchii austro-we-
gierskiej ME pozwalaja Ma poswie-
canie zbyt duzych fundusz6w ma
budowe wielkiej floty. Me jest
ona zreszta Austro-Wegrom tax
potrzebna, jak naprzyk}ad>> Who
chom, bedacym p6lwyspem ma
jacym wyspy liczne W SVEN posia-
daniu. W kaidym razie stoli obec-
ne zabiegi nastepcy tronu dowodza
ae istnieje tendencya wiekszego,
niz do tel pory, zainteresowania
sic marynarka. W Rzymie niewa-
tpliwie zauwazono to bardzo do
brze.
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ktorzy ME odstepuja ma krok O.
piece swej powierzonego dostoj-
nego goscia, lecz zawsze ! wsze-
die niespostrzezeni trzymaja
straz.
Paryz, % kwietnia. = Wczoraj
pred poiudniem udal sic Roose-
welt W towarzystwie komende-
rujacego zaioga paryska jenerala
Dalsteina, amerykanskiego pos}a
Bacona, amerykahskiego attache
wojskowego W Paryzu S. Bentley
Motta posia francusEego W
Waszyngtonie Jusseranda do
wspaniaiego zamku Vmcennes, O.
koio ktorego odbywaly sic 6wicze
MIA jednej czesci zasogi parry
skiej.
w ewiczeniach wzieiy jednej
strony udzial pulki konnych
strzelcow, dragonow, diva bata-
liony piechoty jedna baterya ar
teyleryi, z drugiej zas battalion
zuawow, regiment dragonow 8
baterye artyleryi.. Wojska oddaly
Rooseveltowi honory wojskowe.
Cwiczenia byly dokonane ogro-
nina brawura zrecznoscia ! wy
woiaiy u Roosevelta mile wraze-
ME.
Ma zakohczenie odegraiy wszy-
stkie orkiestry wojskowe uThe
Star Spangled Banner.
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ster. Przyjaciele White doniesli
mu, re Paulhan wyruszyl pod noe
do Manchester, wtedy White jak
blyskawica zerwal sic lozka, u
brai i dosiadiszy automobile po-
pedzii do swego samolotu. w prze
ciagu 20 minut byl juz W powie-t
trzu, szybowai wyzej niz Paul
han nieco szybciei.
Paulhan mial oryentacye uia-
twiona, bo leciai ponad pociagiem
pospiesznym, jadacym do Man [a n
chester. Kiedy noe ciemna zapa-
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stwy mieszkahcow Pekinga, ze
ME ma ami cienia poszlakow, kto-
reby zapowiadaiy jakies rozru-
chy.
Londyn, 2s kwietnia. = Aero
nauta francuski Louis Paulhan
przybyl dis rano ma swym sa-
molocie do Manchester, wyruszy-
wszy Londynu wczoraj wie-
czorem. Przestrzeh ia wynosi 1856
mil.
Paulhan zdobyi nagrode lorda
Northcliff'a $4,000.
Paulhan mogl diva razy lado
wac W ciagu swej podrozy Lon
dynu do Manchester, ale uczynil
to tylko raz.
Londyn, 2S kwietnia. = Louis
Paulhan rozpoczal swoj lot do
Manchester wczoraj o 5.s2 popo-
ludniu. Ia MIN podazyi angielski
aeronauta Graham White, do
siadlszy swej maszyny 6:32 vie
czorem w Wormwood Scrubs.
Londyn, 90 kwietnia. = Zwycie
stwo swoje zawdziecza Paulhan
niezwyklej wytrzymalosei. Skoro
bowiem samego poczatku lotu
pierwszego, ktory nastapif wczo-
raj rano, musieli obaj wspo}za-
wodnicy Paulhan j White przer-
wac DO 20 milach swoj lot powo
du ciemnosci jaka nagle powstaaa,
sadzono powszechnie, re odiozona
zostanie podroz ma dzieh naste-
pny. Tymczasema Francuz ME u
daiac sic ma spoczynek wyruszyl
niebawem Londynu, podczas
gdy White poiozy} sic do 1ozka,
ably wypoczae isdzisiaj wczesnym
rankiem wyruszyc do Manehe-
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nova generacya dzlelnych Office
row tejze marynarki. Nalezai do
niej W pierwszym rzedzie Teget-
thoff. Juz podczas wojny Dania
odbudowana flota wojenna au-
stryacka zlozy}a dowody swej
sprawnosci. Tegetthoff, jako ko-
mendant eskadry austryackiej ma
morzu Niemieckiem, zaatakowaf
dnia 9 marca 1864 roku pod wys-
pa Helgoland daleko silniejszq
flote dunska zmusil ia do odwro-
tn. w try dni p6zniej "a to zwy-
ciestwo zostai kontradmiralem. W
woinie Wlochami dnia 90 lipca
1866 roku pod wyspa LISA zmu-
sill do bitwy niemal diva razy sill
nieisza flote wloskq odni6st mad
MIA swietne zwyciestwo.
Rzecz znamienna, re zaraz po
tel chlpbnej dla floty woiennej
austro-wegierskiej kampanii, W
Wiedniu zaniedbano staran okOlo
rozwoju floty. Cesarz Franciszek
Jozef I. ME interesowal sic ro<wo-
jem floty moze dlatego, ze cierpia1
zawsze na silna chorobe morska.
Jest rzecza NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., re
wsr6d stu kilkudziesieciu mundu-
row, kt6re cesarz Franciszek J6-
zef posiada jake feldmarszafek
szef pulkowy rozmaitych armii,
niema ami jednego munduru ma
rynarskiego.
Coraz silniejszy rozw6j mary
narki wojennej wloskiej wyraz-
na tendencya antyaustryacka, zda-
zajaca do zapewnienia W}ochom
1upelnej przewagi ma mOrzu A
dryatyckiem, zniewolii decydujace
sfery wiedenskie do rozwiniecia
energicznych zabieg6w, celem po-
mnozenia floty wojennej austro-
wegierskiej. Nastepca tronu au-
stryachego, arcyksiaie Franciszek
Ferdynand interesuje sic bardzo
zywo wszystkiem, co sic odnosi do
rozwoiu marynarki austro-wegier-
skiej. Obecny pobyt nastepcy tro-
nu na wyspach Brionskich pozo-
stawal W scislyn zwiazku akcya,
dazaca do wzmocnienia wojennej
floty Austro-Wegier. Arcyksiaze
przez diva miesiace CORA poswie-
cal wieksza Geese dnia sprawom
marynarskim. Zwiedza} jaknajdo-
kadniei wielki arsenal morski W
porcie woiennym Pola. Przygla-
dal sic robotom, prowadzonym W
arsenale j kaza} je sobie szczeg6io-
wo obiasniae. Zwiedzil tez eskadre
wojenna austro-wegierska, zanim
sic uda}a ma woody wschodnie mo-
rza Sr6dziemnego. Towarzyszy}
tez eskadrze ma torpedowcu "Csi-
kos". Wzial udzial W ewiczeniach
artyleryiskich, uprawianych przez
eskadre rezerwowa. Obezna} sic
strzelaniem do p}yt pancernych, z
owa technika artyleryi, kt6ra da-
zy do tego, by tryumfowac mad
opancerzonvmi stalq kolosami NOR
skimi. Ma statku woiennym "Ba-
zylisk" odbyl manewry statk6w
minerskich, kt6re pomoca min
podwodnych zarnykaja dostep do
port6w zatok. Wreszcie arcyksia-
ze wzia} udzia} W manewrach,
przedstawiaiacych bitwe morska.
Statki podwolne flotyla cz6'en
torpedowych zaatakowaiy eskadre
rezerwowa, z}ozena ze statk6w wo-
jennych. Potem widziai, jak wy
sadza sic ma lad eskadry wojska
i jak to ostatnie W stycznosci cia-
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Telegramy zagraniczne

Konstantynopol, % kwietnia.-
Walka turecko-albanska obeJ-
mule coraz wieksze przestrzenie.
Woiska tureckie usilowaly dwu-
krotnie wedrzec sic do wawozu
Kaszkaniku zostaiy jednak dwu-
krotnie odparte z wielkimi strata
mi. Miasta Pristina i Prisrend ma
poinocnej czesci Albanii zaczyna-
ia sic burzyc, CO wprawia Rad
turecki w niemaly niepokoj. Ko-
munikacya pomiedzy Pristina a
Ueskuep przerwana. (NajbitnieJ-
Sym narodem ma swiecie sa obec-
ME Albanczycy, mieszkalacy
wsr6d niedostepnych wertepow i
cor balkanskich ma po1nocny
wsch6d cd Czarnogory. Kraina.
ia cd setek lat Jest widownia u
stawicznych walk, Turcy wysy-.
laia swe wojska, swoich niezwy-
ciezonych janczarow, a CT uste-
powac rnusza pred Albailczyka-
mi. Albanczycy ma wiadomosc
wkroczenia wojsk tureckich W
ich niedostepne wawozy rozpala-
ia natychmiast ognie ma szczytach
COR, czem alarmuja Gala ludnosc
kraju i powoluja ia pod bron. DO
walki ida wszyscy, a to mezczy-
mi, kobiety idzieci. Kobiety wal
cza ma rowni z mezczyznami, pa
dnie MAJ, wtedy iona bierze
strzelbe do reki tax samo dotkli-
vie prazy wroga jak i on. Dzieci
nabiiaia bron. Setki. lat plynie
krew ma pograniczu albahskiem,
ale ami razu ME udalo sic tysiac-
kroc razy liczniejszym Turkom
przejsc przez Albanie. : Przyp.
red.)
Londyn, 9S kwietnia. Specyalne
denesze ze Saloniki donosza, ze
przy ostrzeliwaniu albahshego
miasteczka Godauntz przez Iur-
kow miaio 500 Albanczykow,
przewaznie kobiet i dzieci zginae.
Tszangsza, 2S kwietnia. Guber-
nato5 prowincyi Human przestrze-
ga obcokrajowcow, ably przez 80
dni przynajmniej nie powracali
w okolice, ktore byly objete roz-
ruchami. w Tszangsza panuje
spokoj. Pewna ilosc cudzozien-
COW powrocila, ME ogladalac sic
ma ostrzezenia gubernatora. Mia
sto Jest spokojne, ale wsrod ludu
okolicznego panuje jeszcze ciagle
pewne wzburzenie, kt6re "a lada
podmuchem mogloby wybuchnac
przemienic sic w jeszcze gorsze,
niz byl rozruchy. Ludnosc wiej-
ska oswiadczyla, re ME uznaje
nowego gubernatora, gubernator
zas ma sic czuc silnym ma SVEN
stanowisku pewnym, re ME do
pusci do nowych rozruchow, je.
zeli tylko cudzoziemcy ME zbyt
predko powroca do miasta.
Peking, % kwietnia. = Wiado-
nose o rozruchach w prowincyi
Human przedostaly sic tutaj mi
mo re prasa tiumila je, jak mai
szczeg6}owiej, aby sic ME dostaly
pomiedzy niespokojna Geese lu-
dnosci miasta.
Wiele osob wyjezdza z miasta,
boiac sic wybuchu niepokojow.
Wade zapewniaja, re ME grozi
mic ze strony najbiedniejszej war
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Telegramy krajowe.

Washington, DC, % kwietnia.
- Senatorowie Cullom Lorimer
z Illinois zgodzili sic co do osob
majacych bye mianowanymi ma
urzad zwiazkowego adwokata !
zwiazkowego marszaika Ego okre-
gu Stanu Illinois.
Postanowili oni polecic prezy-
dentowi w. A. Northcott'a z
Springfieldu Ill. ma adwokata, a
w. H. Barensa Carolinville ma
marszaika.
NoninaeYa bylaby daYniel Iliz.
nastapiia, ale senatorowfe fn7elr'
swoich protegowanych musiai
sic -dbyc dopiero targ, ktorych
ma sic poswiecic dla yswietej"
zgody.
Washington, DC, 90 kwietnia.
= Nelson A. Miles jenerai woisk
amerykanskich kupii sobie nowe-
go konia, dosiadiszy go pojechal
do Potomac" parku. Tam je-
dnakowoz stracii koh swego, ME
zbyt widocznie doswiadczonego
iezdza ze siebie, powodu czego
Milton odnios} zIamanie zebra,
liczne obrazenia i podrapania ma
glowie, plecach boku.
Pittsburg, Pa, % kwietnia. =
w urzedzie glownym United Mi
ne Workers of America" podano
do wiadomosci, re 26 wiascicieli
kopalh, ma ogolna liczbe 81 Ego
dziio sic ma zadania gornikow co
do wypiaty wynagrodzenia we
dug wyzszej skali placy. Pozo-
staIych wIascicieli ME chce sic
zgodzic ma podpisanie nowych
warunkow piacy, jest jednak ma
dzieja, re w przeciagu biezacego
tygodnia uczynia to strajk 20
stanie zazegnany.
New York, N. Y, % kwietnia.
- Oscar Hammerstein wycofal
sic ze swiata operowego ] rozwia-
zal swoje towarzystwo, ME mogac
podoiac wydatkom. Wobec po-
wy4szego opera, metropolitan"
pozostanie nadal bez konkuren-
cyl obejmie kontrole mad wszy-
stkirni spiewakami przybywaja-
cyni do Ameryki ma wystepy.
San Jose, CAL, % kwietnia. =
1s uczenic stanowej szkoly nor
malnej zjadio wczoraj ma pikniku
ciasta zawierajace ptomaine w
sobie. Zatrucie wystapiio wsrod
silniejszych objawow, ale Ottawa
smierci ME grozi.
St. Louis, Mo-, 2S kwietnia. =
w zabudowaniach ,,Anheuser-
Bush Brewing Association" wy
buchi wczoraj pozar, powodujac
szkode ma S53O,ooo. Przez pewien
czas zagrozony byl casy kompleks
budynk6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-28

dia musieli obaj wspoizawodnicy
przerwac swa podroz. w miejsco-
wosci Lichfield wyladowal Paul
han witany owacyjnie przez 8 ty-
sieczny tlum. Paulhan byi zmar-
zniety i tax wyczerpany, re zaraz
poiozyi sic spat, by wczesnym
rankiem wyruszyc dalej.
Paryz, 2s kwietnia. = Program
pobytu przyjecia Roosevelta W
Pary4u zakohczyl sic wczoraj vie
czorem bankietem w minister
stwie spraw zagranicznych, ma
ktory zosta,a zaproszona Gala ro-
dzina Roosevelta, przybywajaca
tu, ii. iona, syn Kermit i corka
Edyta. Bankiet byi wspanialy =
toast6w ME wygiaszano,
Wiadze bezpiecze1stwa doWie-
dzialy sic, ze sladami Roosevelta
ma podazac dwoch anarchistow j
czekae tylko sposobnosci do wy
konania zamachu. Natychmiast
przedsiewzieto niezwykie srodki
ostroanosci, budynek ambasady
amerykahskiej poddano szczegol-
mel opiece, przydzielajae ma dziei
noe po 8 inspektorow. Dla bez-
pieczenstwa Roosevelta dodane
mu jeszcze dw6ch detektywow z
oddzialu przeciw anarchistona,
. .. t +. ~ =. ~ ~. :. .