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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-05-07

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poczatkowana prawie do polowy
doprowadzona walka przeciw
przywilejom klasowym lordow,
siegajacym czasow najwiekszego
wstecznizmu i sredniowiecczyz-
ny.
obecny krol jerry Fryderyk,
Ernest, Albert, ksiaze Walii jest
z rzedu drugim synem zmariego
krola Edwarda i krolowej Ale
xandry. UrodzA on sic 8 czerwca
1866 W II miesiecy po narodzi-
mach pierworodnego syna.W roku
1892 zmarI tenze pierworodnypo-
zostawiajac Jerzemu tytui nastep-
cy tronu, a nastepnie cd wczoraj
wieczora tron angielski, Nowy
kr6l oaenil sig w 1888 z ksiezni-
czka Wiktorya May Teck. z mall
zenstwa tego jest pieciu syn6w i
jedna corka. Jerry Fryderyk ME
Jest tax demokratycznych pogla-
dow, jak zmariy Edward ME ma
zadnych nawyczek *portowych.
Przyp. red.)
Londyn, Z maja. Nowy lSr6l, a
dotychczasowy ksiaA Walii VISTA
pill ma tron jake Jerry v.
DIS o 2 popoludniu ziozy przy-
siege ma konstytucye wobec nPri-
wy Council.
Po zaprzysiezeniu wyda krol
proklamacye do wszystkich urzed
nik6w rzadowych ably obowiazki
swoje nadal wykonywali. Prokia-t
macya ia jest uswiecona zwycza-
jem, gdyz bez niej wszyscy an
gielscy urzednicy, tax ma wys-
sokich, jak niskich stanowiskach
przestaja bye urzednikarr1i.
Wielu dostojnikow i najwyz-
szych urzednikow pahstwowych,
miedzy mimi i lord Asquith ME
bylo W Londynie podczas smierci
krola, kt6rej ME spodziewano sic,
tax nagle. Premier ministrow As
quith jest W Hiszpanii, ale ma VIA
dornosc o zgonie kr6la wybraf sic,
natychmiast W powrotna podrTof5z, 2,
christyania, I, maia, Uniwersy-
tet l1rola Fryderyka nadai Teodo-
rowi Roseyeltowi tytul doktora
filozofii ,,honoris causa". Jest to
trzeci wypadek W tym stuleciu ma
dania doktoratu obcokrajowcowi.
e. Amerykanow dostali DR.. Cook
i Roosevelt. .Przyp. red.)
Promocya doktorska odbyla sic
w sail amfiteatralnej nazwanego
uniwersytetu. Ma podwyzszenie
wszedi l1rol Hakon, majac po pra-
wei stronie Roosevelta. Nastep-
ME przemowii do goscia dziekan
fakultetu Observation-Disclosures
60. Wprzemowieniu SVEN peinem
pochwal dla Roosevelta, wspom-
nial dziekan miedzy innemi, ze
Roosevelt posiada dar wyzyskiwa
MIA sii wolf charakeru, drzemia-
cych u wielu ludzi na dnie duszy..
Dziekanowi odpowiedzia przemo
wa Roosevelt.
San Jose, Costa Rica, I maja.'
Trzesienie ziemi ktore zniszczylo
miasto Cartago daio sic odczue u
bieglej srody o $50 wieczorem.
Przyszio ono nagle, niespodziewa-
ME bez seismograficznej zapowie-
dzi. TrwaIo tylko 1S sekurd W
tym krotkim czasie zniszczylo Sc
tiki domow, tysiace ludzi przesy-
paio gruzami. z poczatku oblicza-.
no ilosc zabitych ma 500 osob, ale
obecnie sliczba IA powieksza sic !
prawdopodob dobnie podwoi.
Wiadomosci o strasznej kata-
strofie nadesziy dlatego tax spoz-
nione, poniewaz linie telegraficz-
ne i telefoniczne zostaly zniszczo-
ne a telegrafisci wszyscy zabici.
d Ma pierwsza o nieszczesciu via
domosc pospieszyli ze San Jose
ma niejsce katastrofy prezydent
Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-05-07
tax slime i ME wyrzadzilo takich,
szkod strasznych.
Telegramy krajowe.

Palos, Ala, Z naja, Maia nasza
miescina poryta zaiobs, gdyz jak
wiadomo nawiedziia je onegdaj ka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-05-07

(Dokohczenie ma stronicy 4tej)
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14
BREED THEATER.
Tire Trimming of Paradise Gulch,
Western Feature

Another brilliant triumph in the
motion picture line Is the uneXcelled
western story featured as the head
liner at the Breed theater today under
the titIz OF The Trimming OF Paradise
Guich- This Is as amusing as II is
thrilling and tells OF a lazy band of
COWBOYS who are amusing themselves
nj the little mountain tavern when the
stage arrives bringing among its occu-
pants a young lady. demure and sweet
ard several members of the select ele-
m@nt OF the town and q vender of
cheap jewelrF- She is an artist and
seeing an excellent opportunity to fur
1her her scheme. esta bIishes q school OF
art The COW boys eagerly join her
class simply TO admire their teacher.
and each vies with the other in max
Snr her handsome presents Of jewelry,
Grzie dreaming that the man in the
background selling the presents is
none other than the wonan's husban
Things assume an exceedingly inter
estinK state OF affairs and the whole
climax Is Il succession of hilarious mo-
merts. leaving the spectators in a tu-
mutt OF laughter
Another Of the Life Portravals Is also
billed and is entitled Convict No. 796.
Iris Is one or the mast beautiful dra-
zz1< before the public today and while
strenuous in parts contains mora
that is most uplifting in its influence.
Mr. Paorf sings the illustrated song
III Get You Yet. and the superbly
beautiful picture ballad In the Harbor
of Sunshine and Love
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14

- L 2 N SHASTA county the other dav
= very energetic young lady represent
snE the anfi-Sa loon league started a
crusade 70 get signatures to a petit
ton in favor OF local option Very ap-
proPristeIy she started at Whiskev-
town. where remarkable as it NAV
seem she IS said TO have obtained
- signatures However that may be
she expressed herself as terribly
shocked By the name Of the town and
Their addressing the proprietor of the
hotel. to whom she had expressed her
horror at the towns mama she said
What IS the name OF that creek ~
Brandy creek was the reply.
What Is the name of that other
creek over there"
-vhisHsy creek"
What IS the name Of that mill over
there
-Gsmbrinus. madam was the reply
The young TEN perance advocate
showed more horror as the nomen-
clarure of the neighborhood was dis
closed to her; and when she learned
that the Gambrinus was working ore
from the Lager Beer mine and also
from the Steam Beer near il, and
that the Gin Fizz" and the "Bacchus'
also sent their ore TO the same stamps.
she declared that never in her whole
liza had she found q more favorable
place TO begin temperance work If
She succeeds IN carrying local option
for thai district she proposes to
change all the names but while that
may be a natural idea, it would be
great victory she will have won. If
there is anything in a name, she has
= big task before ler.-SacrameHto
T-rfcr
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14
BUSY PULLING THEM.
George w. Sherman Catches Twelve
Trout in Is Minutes.

George w. Sherman. assistant SUI
periutendent of public buildings,
probably gets as many large fish from
the lake as any fishermen, and always
thought he did pretty .ell. but since
bis visit to New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia or d trout fishing expedition he
Will forget all he ever did at the lake
Mr.. Sherman went with a friend who
lived fin ST. John and Knows the
country They went to Maccan, Nova
Scotia. and Amherst, which is close
to the lines
They went Il miles back, walking
half a dozen miles after an eight
mile drive into the wilderness Mr.
Sherman says he never realized there
could be such trout fishing. The night
they went in camp he went down back
of the camp and while the others
were getting ready for supper, caught
y trout that weighed from a half to
pound and a half. 1t was all fly
fishing and he caught them in 10
minutes.
He said the only bait fishing he did
was in some of the meadows. All the
rest Of the time he fished with flies,
and had the greatest success with
silver doctor although he caught a
considerable number with the mont
real.
He said re stood in one spot and
caught 80 trout, and the day he and
his friend came out they decided to
bring out bunch for their friends.
They caught 1913 and then quit He
said the largest trout he got weighed
two and a half pounds. They didn't
count anything smaller than a half,
pound.-Worcester Telegram.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS
THE AUDITORIUM.

The closing days of the season are
bringing 10 this popular place of
anus sTneut some of the best pictures
that have ever been shown since the
fRru<e opened and those who enjoy a
good clean motion picture should drop
N before the end OF the week Mon
DAY morning viii bring a gang Of
workmen- electricians. carpenters. etc
into the theater 70 give il \ complete
overhaEiing- The show for today con-
sistS OF seven entirely different pic
sasre< with many of them comedy
reels The Best Nan Wins IS the fea-
tire for today and tells 4 powerful
human interest story which it is said
\ 50 good i would turn Friday the
18th into day Of joy- Others are on,
That Indian. n positive scream; Her
Portrait: Fools II lead a a Porter, very
funny. a Penuy's Worth of Potatoes;
The Amateur HypnOtist, etc. Warren
smith will sing the catchy song I'm All
Alone Hurraht something on the order
OF ny Wife's Gone 70 the Country. and
i Wish 1 Had Ny Old Girl Back
Again
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14
VIEWS AND VARIETIES
Clever Sayings


do your ewes bother you, Charlie -
she asked. mo, but yours do."-Bur-
falo Express.
Bill Cat the Territorial Field Day.
Amt that the enemy over there,
AIRY? AIRY (of the same firm)-
You're right; it's the "boss! '-London
Opinion.
Mrs. Hoyle--Does your husband use
bad language at home? Mrs. Doyle
He talks TO me as / we're a fountain
pen.-N. Y. Press.
IT'S tough to be a tramp. we amt
got nobody to welcome us nowhere"
Oats all right, pard. We amt got
no constituents to face."-Pittsburg
Post.
1T was Ajax, wasn't II. who dehed
the lightning?" Eyes. In those days
there were no taxicabs to defy."-Chi-
cago Record Herald.
Angry Man Cat the telephone)-Y
go hang yourself, Smithers. CAfter
pause). DO you hear me2 Central
Your party hung up.-PuclN
I'm so sorry to be so late, my dear.
A friend asked me to stop and take
pot luck with him." "Well, did you
win the t?"-Birmingham Age Her
aid.
Il understand you spent your vaca-
ton away from civilization" ''Well,
they did gossip some at the hotel, but
it wasn't as bad as all that"-Louis-
vile Courier-Journal.
LOW went to the phrenologist's
last week. Sue-oh! what did he tell
you? Low-Well / can't understand.
He coughed a little and then gave me
back my money-Catholic News.
"Your boy Josh is something OF an
expert at golf" Il reckon" replied
Farmer Corntossel, discontentedy.
seythe without foozlin. Washington
Star
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14
JUDO. Baldwin on Novels.

In these DAYS OF hot weather and a
demand Tor light reading IT is re-
freshinE 20 find a man of the thought
fitness Of Judge Simeon E Baldwin
directly advocating the reading OF
good novels Addressing the gradu-
atinE class of the Springfield high
school last week. he said in part:
The novel IS poetry extended into
prose Il is a capital remedy against
yielding TO Dur natural failiugs- We
shall be sure TO see them depicted to
the life Of some characters Of fiction.
and perhaps even more effectively
czricature 10 either character.
met a Young man of fair education
read novel He was not a New
Erglsnder. and I presume that he
had RETAINED from what 10 him was
q religious conviction. 7 look on the
every novel worth reading there are a
thousand. and I dare say ten thou
sand not worth reading
L j. difficult 70 say Just what quail
ties make a novel a good novel Or
dinsriiy Z - one in which the char
acters portrayed are like human be
inKs- and mo- mere puppets or carl
carures- But there are good novels
which DO not come I'D 10 this stand
mrd and ii is hard 20 choose intelH-
gently. There IS no doubt that novel
reading IS an amusement and mot or
dtnz-liy Tor the Improvement of the
mind although II is best that both
80 together. II r. just as proper for
man 10 spend his hours of relaxa =
ton in reading light literature as in
playing whist or lawn tennis To a
man with any education or taste only
a book with some merit viii afford
amusement. and i goes without saw
ing that immoral OF impure books
whatever their literary merit, should
be avoided A good novel enables
ere 10 get nd of himself; II is a
wholesome narcotic.-Ansonia Senti-
-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14
POETRY.
THE BRAVE.

W WIZ b sing g gog song Of the brave
fore,
The heroes who go to the grave
LoVeI ana Inourned by their own. but
The patient, Tie tender and true
For the little good deeds they can al.
Seeking naught that the world has
to give.
Just as brave as the soldier who dies
In the trench with his face TO the
Is the plodder who. steadfastly tries
TO pay every debt he may owe
Who bears every burden that comes,
Like the sound Of a bugie or drufns
AS he patiently strives for his goal.
There are women who Eight for a
-, That Is right. and are heralded Far
And wonderful women they are
But what Of the mothera WHO strive
That the good seeds Of virtue may
Which they in their children have
Good fathers and mothers who bring
Bearing even grim poVerty's sting
Missing, joys that Will ne'er come
To give TO their young what is best
And most needed TO fit them for life:
Try them by your bravery test.
They're as great as your heroes OF
For 1T isn't, the sound Of the drua9
whence all that is glorious comes
As the greatest that war ever gaVss
Unknown. they may. be. by the state.
Edgar A. Guest, in Detroit Free
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14
NOTICE
Special District Meeting

The legal voters of the Falls Dis
trict are hereby warned to meet at the
daW tTuiV 10 1s90 du a. 80 n ON ~ 10
determine whether the District Com =
mittee shall be authorized to borrow,
for and on behalf of the District Suf-
hcient money not TO exceed $500 to
pay for painting the exterior of the
SchooIhouse. and for making such re
pairs as pay be required in preparI-
.:'-n for Sfct, painting, and to authorIzs
the exc /tion and delivery of the Dis
trict's note or certificate OF indebted
ness for the sum borrowed
Dated at Norwich, Conn, July Il,
1910.
W. c. HENDERSON,
WIN. Fl MURPHY.
JOSEPH T. TANNING,
VIM BUCKLEY.
NELSON V PORTER.
ARTHUR G. CROMWELL
c. L. HOPKINS.
jy13d District Committee.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14
A Sensible Socialist.

Emil Seidel, the socialist mayor of
Milwaukee, is like Mr.. Gaynor in one
respect; scarcely a day passes that
he does not do some sensible thing in
a simple way that no one had thought
of before He has been in office only
a little over two months, yet the re-
publicans and the democrats. who
prophesied dire things as a result CT
his election are joining in his Dra Use.
He already has bettered conditions in
his city. Yet his methods are far
from being militant. I don't like to
issue orders he declares. i prefer
to ask for cooperation. And / thinh
that will generally accomplish the de-
sired results" If this be socialism,
make the most of it!-New York
Evening Post.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14

candidate for senator in Washington
The one speech he has promised TO
make in Indiana. where the repubiicah
state convention refused to indorse
the Payne-Aldrich tariff, after which
refusal Mr. Taft cancelled his engage
men to go to Indianapolis.
How he will stand on the living IS
sues of the day is of course OF more
Importance than his popularity or his
opportunity If \ae will stand for
lower tariff. for retrenchment, for re-
form. for peace against milftarlsm, for
eC onmy against extravaganza, Tor
public confidence and credit against
lnwise and unnecessary business
agitations and disturbances, for homes
w against corruption, for genuine
democracy and true AmerlcanlSm
against plutocracy and jingolSm, his
election as governor would not only
be possible but under certain condl-
tions desirable. The World has no per-
sonal or political prejudices.-If-if.-
New York World.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14
Whare VIII He Stand.

The one critical point in the problem
OF Roosevelt fs to know what he
stands for Thus far he has taken a
definite stand only on the issue of
direct nominations He has visited
the president as q friend and as Il
friend he has received the political
snfmies OF the president. Will the
Indiana speech be an Endorsement of
Senator Beverages attitude toward
the Psyne-Aldrfch biI2 is he for the
regulars or the Insurgents For the
AIrf-ich tariff or against it2 His most
Drurinent visitors thus far have been
nrurEents Iilxe FeveridEe, La, Toilette
Brfstor. Murdoch Fish and Pom
&Az<<z Vho Is the Balinger
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14
Lang'S Dye Works,
Telephone. Isl Franklin 81.
IF SICk--WHY PAY
Unless Health First Returns.

Here is what should and car be donei
Now you would not willingly pay for food
that was vorthless-wouid you?
Then why pay for medicine until that medi-
cine first proves to yo, its actual worth?
Positively knowing what DR.. Shops Re
storstive can do for the sick. say to all don't
pay unless health first returns. And | back my
Restorative with q signed and sealed so Gay No
help, No pay contract.
IPosiflyeiy pledge to the sick everywhere
ly free If 1T falls. Let others do the same
or else pass their prescriptions by.
II you need more strength. more vitality,
lew days and d note the Inn immediate ei imrroVeent
When the Stomach. Heart. or Kidneys go
dose the Stomach nor stimulate the Heart Kid
neys. for that is wrong Years ago castaway that
mistaken idea in medicine The books below will
best tell you how l am succeeding.
These books also tell OF a tiny hidden in
slde nerve no larger than slken thread. They
tell how that nerve. until it fails, actually gives
70 the Heart Its power. its tone. its neverending
action or impulse.
These books will open up new and helpful
ideas to those who are not well. They tell how
the Stomach, and Kidneys each have their inside
was especially nada t, reach and revitaiize these
weak We or falling inside nerves. All of these facts
zen This s why oH sag s no t cface 'o on
n'edtct71e aohose maker dare not back 1t
gust as I Go by this remarkable ofer".
So write today for the order.
| have appointed honest and responsible
medicines to the sick.
But write first for the order
All druggists sell DR.. Shops Restorative
Out az are not authoTized to give the 80 day test
disappointment and delays. Tell me also which
book you need
postal viii do.
Besides. you are free to consult me as you
would your home physician My advice and the
book below are yours-and without cost.
Perhaps word or two from me will clear
up some serious ailment. have helped thousand.
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n :
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No On the Heart No. 5 For Lten
No. On the Kidneys No On Rheumatism
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14
THE NEW AMBITION.

No more to fight Indians
Doth Tommy incline.
In scalp taking contests
With Willie to shine.
He can't help the Cuban
From Spain 10 be free,
Because Cuba's freedom
Is gained. do you see.
The small boys ambitions
Have changed with the day.
And tame are the honOrs
Which once held fun sway
Upon all his dreamings,
Since dime novels first
Sent him 10 Wild Westward.
For red scalps athirst
From earth his ideals
He's moved 10 the sky,
And all that he lives for
Is that he may fly;
As break -necking trials
Are now up TO date,
His sole intense longing
Is to aViate.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14
Must Be Above suspicion.

Kidney and bladder ailments are 50
serious in their consequences, and if
unchecked so often fatal that any rem
edy offered for their cure must be
above suspicion. Foley Kidney Pills
contain no harmful drugs, and have
successfully stood a long and thorough
test.-Lee & OsgOod Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14
WHAT IS GOING ON TONIGHT

vaudeville and Motion Pictures at
Auditorium
Motion Pictures and Illustrated Songs
a. Breed Thearer
Drill of Third Company, c. A. c., at
the Armory-
Palmyra Encampment. No 3. I. O. o.
p meets in Odd Fellows Hall
3rscklayers' Union No r. meets in
Carpenters Hall
Lafayette Council. No 500, LUnion
It Jean Baptist D'Amerique meets in
Forexeers Hail
Ionic Camp. No 1894. NJ. w ~. meets
in Pvrhian Hall
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14

The diamond was first burned by
Davy Faraday in 1914. 1t was held
on platinum rod in a glass globe Of
- cubic inches of pure hydrogen and
the Duke of Tuscany's burning glass
"a lens of Il inches and one of three
inches separated six and half feet
concentrated the SUMS burst into a
scarlet flame Out of the focus it
bIazed four minutes and was consUm-
ed in two more trials
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14

Preventics-those Candy Cold Cure
Tablcts-wilI satisfy and quickly check
all colds and the Grip. Try them once
and see! 4S-25c. Sold by Lee & Os-
good.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14
MUCH IN LITTLE

According to Consul General John r.
Jones of Winnipeg there is a con-
stantly increasing demand for gift
cards in Western Canada. the largest
coming around the Christmas holi-
days.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
COURT or PROBATE DISTRICT or


Ledya rd.
Christopher Baldwin and Ruth Ann
Baldwin having exhibited 10 this Court
of Probate their agreement with Amos
4. Browning of Norwich State Of Con-
necticut. Guardian of Elizabeth Malli-
son of Ledyard, State OF Connecticut,
for the adoption of said Eliza beth Nal
lison by said Christopher and Ruth Ann
Baldwin as their own child. and re
quested this Court to approve of the
sa me. it IS hereby
Ordered That the hearing upon the
approval of said agreement of adoption
be held before said Probate Court at
the office of said Probate Court in the
District and Town of Ledyard on the
23d day of July. 1910. at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. when all persons may
appear and be heard TO the same,
and it is further ordered that notice
of said hearing, and the time and place
thereof. be given by publishing this
order one time in The Norwich Bulle-
tin, a. newspaper published al Norwich,
in said County. and that return be
made to this Court
Dated at Ledyard, Connecticut. this
- day of July 1910.
Russell GALLUP,
Jy14d Judge of Probate.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14

The Pacific Railway company in
conjunction with the Central Cordoba
extension, is employing over 1000
workmen on land it is reclaiminE from
the river Platte in Buenos Ayres.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14

The new cable being laid between
Argentina and Europe via Cape Verde
is about 5000 nautical miles long; 200
miles from La Plata a buoy was
placed TO which the decp-sea cable
WIS attached.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14

Garricks villa on the bank Of the
Thames, at Hampton, on sale at the
Mart recently WAS bought in for S45,-
600. The famous actor took the villa
in 1854 and resided there for 20 years.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14
WHEN YOU Ear

WHEN you -snt TO cut your busn-
ness before the public. there is NO me-
diam better than through tke advsrtia-
inR colulncz OF ThA HullstIp
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14

or gold the value from Alaska rs
considerably greater than all OF the
merchandise which II sends, approx
mately amounting to SIS. 100000. or
about two and a half times as much
as was paid for the territory origi-
nally.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-14

The final government memorandum
shows that the total area under cot
ton i'm all territories of India reported
is now computed at 20,225700 acres,
an increase OF 22s,O00 acres, or 1 per
cent. on the 19,999.O00 acres recorded
on February II, 1909.